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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_04_28F Durham board cuts p special education tea ie MPP says Province would consider independent budget review in attempt to find money BY SUSAN O:rLL Skiff Wei Concerns; to the education fi- grams would cut 138 academic superintendent of programs Bev "We other major GTA school boards. "We Proposed changes to the naaoe committee during what was the [vat session on resource teachers and 112 kern- ing strategies teachers from ele- Freedman, noting won't have the level of service for our are an anomaly in the province. We do not align with Durham public school board's public the board's 5425 -million budget mentary classrooms this fall. students who are at risk or have how the province delivers spe- special education progra its that for the 1999-2000 school year. Those positions would be re- mild to moderate learning dis- tial education. she said. would see a reduction in support -ibis is not acceptable to us:' placed by 133 special education abilities that we do now. The board received $52 mil - sen ices for students with kern- said Debbie Booth, school coun- resource teachers who would "There is pain in making this lion for special education pro- ing disabilities are "unaccept- cil chairman at E. B. Phin Public work with learning disabled type of decision:' she said, ex- grams last year and spent $58 able:' trustees heard Monday. School in Pickering. "Why is it children. plaining to parents that 50 per million. This year the board will Community members packed that we continually have to drop -What we're done is re- cent of the board's students are receive roughly $53 mullion, but the Durham District School our standards- aligned our special education currently offered programs in di- Ms. Freedman said the board Board's education centre and If approved, the board's new model. It will now look like the retied classes, while that per - had to ask Scott what it was. He dozens of parents expressed model for special education pro- rest of the province:' said board tentage is closer to 30 in the See CUTS page A BEV FREEDMAN 'There is pain in making 1 this type of decision.' PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PIC KER1NG'S COM�1UNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44,000 `- - 28 PAGES N1'EDtiESDAI', APRIL 28, 1999 OPTIONAL WEEK DELIVERY SS/ $1 NEWSSTAND Vigils �orWaterfront trail t yet a shore thing t. peace In Fundi*ng Pickering Church plans public prayers for war-torn Kosovo PICKERING — A com- munity church here is orga- nizing a peace vigil for Kosovo to be held every might at the cenotaph in Es- planade Park beside the Pickering Civic Complex. The time of prayer for peace in Kosovo will begin at 7:30 every evening, begin- ning tonight, Wednesday. April 28, and continuing until the war there ends, ac- cording to church officials. People of all religions and also those with no religious affiliation are being invited to attend and participate in the time of silence and prayer for peace. The peace vigil is being hosted by Dunbarton-Fair- port United Church. Church pastor Rev. Glenn Brown says the idea for the vigil grew out of a discus- sion among congregation "We decided the best thing we could do as a church would be to gather together in prayer for peace and welcome others to join us:' he explains. "There won't be any speeches or presentations or anything. we'll simply gath- er and have that time of silent prayer for about 15, minutes" , XON P/ETAONIRW News Adver ser pleb All warm and cuddly Newborns at the Ajax and Pickering tend nurse Sandra Haslam (left) and Exy Health Centre won't have to worry about a Arnold of the Ajax Legion find a size that's chill with the donation of more than $500 just right for Cassandra Chase who was worth of blankets and baby sleepers from born Monday, April 26 at 12:11 am. She's Ronal Canadian Legion Branch 322 in the daughter of Eric and Cathryn Chase of Ajar. Herr, rnaternit services unit regis- Ajax. The Big BnAers organization of Ajax -Pickering honoured Scott Baptist (right) as its Big Brother of the Year. He's matched with Chad Franklin, seen here with his dog, Harley. A perfect match Ajax -Pickering Big Brother honoured Since being matched 18 Baptist become involved with months ago, Chad Franklin and the Big Brothers shortly before Sart Baptist have "hit it off" eing matched with Chad. lire best buddies. "I had a couple of good Mr. Baptist was named the friends who were Big Brothers. 1998 Big Brother of the Year by A friend was a Little Brother the Ajax -Pickering Big Broth- growing up. I saw the impact as Association, in part because the organization can have. I of Chad's lata. thought it was a teal worth - My Big Brother Scott while organi=fion to be a part should be given the Big Brother of," he says. of the Year award because be is "Scott got me a cool fishing fun: Chad wrote. rod for my birthday," Chad The pair were matched in wrote. "He came to see some d October of 1997 and "we've hit my soccer games and when iPt it off aver since," Mr. Baptist really hot he takes me to his says. house for a swim after." Chad, 10, notes Mr. Baptist Chad's mother Debord is fun to hang around with be- wrote, "I feel Scott has been i cause of "the stuff we do. We very good and land person, bu go fishing, swimming and go to he also can be firm, which Chat movies. We play games. (like) needs. This has taught Chad re road lhockey" specs for others and their be In his letter, Chad wrote, longings. Sew is very pro man "The best memory was what I ners and he expects it fron got my first fish. I thought I had Chad. I find this very positive a log, but it was a rock bass. I because it reinforces my feel had to ask Scott what it was. He ings. also told me you can't eat "Scott is a very good listen thatx A Pickering resident, Mr. See BIG page A; Pi*ckering plan sought BY MARIANNE TAKACS SuagWnter PICKERING — It seems everybody lows the plan but Pickering's 52.6 -million water- front Millennium Trail project failed to get approval from ; Town council's executive corn- mittee Monday night. However. politicians who voted to defer any decision on the plan to next Monday's council meeting noted their ob• jections were based on 'techm- calities' that could probably be worked out by then. The Millennium Trail pro- ject includes a 'Millennium Square' at the foot of Liverpool DAVE STEELE Road: a lakefront boardwalk: Supports plan 'as sculptures and other public art: outlined tonight'. recreation facilities such as a waterplay area for kids; beach which the new waterfront facil- pa vilions with facilities such as ities will be located. washrooms and refreshment Pickering's share of the cost kiosks: envirotunenul improve- would be $1.2 million over mentis: a 'lighthouse': and de- three yeas. None of the exter- velopment of sections of an in- nal funding sources or amounts terpretive trail along the have been confirmed. In fact, lakeshore which would ulti- one reason the project is going mately travel from the Rouge before council is to ger the ap- River to the Ajax border and proval required before it can be trace Pickering's history from submitted to the federal govern - Fist Nations settlement ment for millennium funding. through into the new millenni- The submission is being ac - um. companied by 18 later of en - Even if the project is ap- dorsement from area communi- proved by council, it can't ger ty groups and businesses, and a under way without $900,000 in 333 -signature petition. funding from outside sources. Representatives from several Possibilities include the federal of those groups attended Mon - government ($400.000), the day's meeting to endorse the Province (5200,000), the project. Toronto and Region Couserva- "Che vision and the possibil- tion Authority ($200,000), ity of an exceptionally unique community service groups waterfront is now before us;' ($100,000), and Ontario Power said Jim Dyke of the French - Generation (the Pickering nu- man's Bay Yacht Club. -Some- clear station, $500,000). OPG owns some of the lands on See PICKERING page A5 Inside the News Advertiser iwtE�E FM You Two MIT ATERNITY Eiwrid i►aur ..... A8 Eric Mli ........ 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However, Durham West MPP and Community and Social Services Minis- ter Janet Ecker, who attended Monday's meeting, says the board has "some choices to make within the increased money they have" She notes. "if it will help the board to make those decisions ... we (the Province) are quite prepared to have an independent review team come in and take a look at the budget so parents know they're getting an accurate ac- count of the facts:' She adds the Province has provided more money for special education pro- grams in Durham and says that money is protected. Meanwhile, Laurie Beaton, a mem- ber of the Special Education Advisory Committee and chairman of the school council at Hillsdale Public School in Oshawa, is "lamenting the fact that the learning strategies program will not continue to exist:' She says students will suffer because the board doesn't have enough money to continue offer- ing current programs. Several trustees also expressed con- cerns about the proposed program changes. -1 am going to do my best to get this removed from the budget:' said Picker- ing trustee Paul Crawford. 'This is far too high a pnority for us to be cutting. I'm just horrified." added Oshawa trustee Susan Shetler, telling parents the cuts to special education programs are a big concern. "A lot of this disturbs me too:' she Big Brother of the Year selected BIG fmm page A I ... when I sec them together, it makes inc smile inside. When they first got together Chad was very quiet. Now Scott tells me he never sops. This could be why he gets called Chadder.- she wrote. "My relationship with Chad has improved. I find him to be mc7rc con- fident and helpful. His marks in school have Improved. I feel Chad has been blessed to have Scott for a Big Brother." News Advertiser collections under way Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser carrier collections. begin today. i Carvers will be going door -w -door collecting the $5 four-week delivery charge. People who choose to give their carriers $5 will receive a valuable coupon sheet and will be eligible to win a prize. The News Advertiser. however, has a voluntary -pay collections program. If you choose not to pay your career the collection charge• you will continue to receive the newspaper fall tittles each week loaded with current news and shopping information. Please welcome your Ajax or Pick- ering News Advertiser carrier with a smile for the good work they do. Fax it to us at. . THE NEWS ADVERTISER General: 683-7363 said. "Them will be a lot of further dis- cussion on this" Meanwhile, superintendent of busi- ness Ron Trbovich outlined highlights of the budget for the 1999-2(NN) school year. The board's operating budget for the upcoming school year, which totals $370,471,195, includes a 52.5 -million Increase in the foundation grant, a S1.8 - million increase in funding for school operations and a S1.2 -million increase in special education funding. And, the hoard will not have to dip into reserves to pay for retirement gra- tuities this year. Mr. Trbovich said. "We're expecting retirements to be more normal this year. We're not ex- pecting to go into reserves for this year's budget" But, he noted the recent arbitration ruling, which decreased teachers' work load to 6.5 of 8 classes down from the 6.67 of 8 the (ward had originally scheduled teachers for in September, will cost the board roughly S4.5 million next year. 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Celebrations will focus on school-based activities ranging from spring concerts to open houses, she adds. "it looks really, really gam" Activities in Ajax include a dramatic production of Dande- lion Don't at Mother Teresa Catholic School, jump rope for heart at St. Bernadette, a Share Life fund-raiser at St. Cather- ine of Siena, a spring concert and Kiwanis festival at St. Francis de Sales, a family triv- Mother charged in assault is night at St. James, a discov- ery fair open house at St. Jude and a family math night at St. Patrick. In Pickering, St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School is hold- ing a folk dance jamboree, St. Isaac Jogues is hosting a fami- ly mass and open house. Grade 2 students at Our Lady of the Bay are presenting A Living Rosary, St. Marguerite Bour- geoys students and parents are holding a book fair, St. Moni- ca is hosting a VIP (Values, In- fluences and Peers) graduation ceremony, St. Anthony Daniel is hosting a liturgical assembly and Holy Redeemer is hosting an open house with a science fair and French cafe. In Whitby, Holy Family Catholic School is hosting a fairy tale presentation, St. Bernard is holding a spring fling and afternoon tea, St. John the Evangelist is holding a folk dance jamboree, St. Leo in Brooklin is holding an open house. students at St. Mar- guerite d'Youville are taking part in a read-a-thon, pupils at St. Mark the Evangelist are participating in Rouge Hill Conservation Centre activities, students at St. Matthew the Evangelist are holding a geog- raphy challenge, St. Paul is holding a thank you celebra- tion for mothers and St. There- sa is hosting an open house. Activities in Oshawa in- clude a story -telling session at Canadian Martyrs Catholic School, an open house and tal- ent show at Father Francis Ma- honey, a book fair at Father Joseph Venini, a math fair at Holy Cross, a spring concert and talent show at Immaculate Conception, an open house at John XXIII, a Hosanna Rocks concert featuring the Easter story at Monsignor Philip Cof- fey, flower planting at Sir Al- bert Love, a book fair and open house at St. Gregory, a spring talent show at St. Fied- on tot May 1 st, 1999 11 am-4pm A Pickering mother has been charged with holding a knife to the nark of her two-year-old son Monday night. Durham Re- gional Police said officers were sent to a Glen Eden Court residence at 7:15 p.m. fol- lowing a call from the husband of the accused woman. The child was not injured and the mother was arrested, said Staff Sergeant Dave Kuchma, adding alcohol is believed to have been a factor in the incident. The 25 -year- old woman has been charged with assault. as- sault with a weapon andpos- session of a dan- gerous weapon. She was held f(x I bail hearing. North Gate Masonic Lodge invites :all to it's Annual Open House and .: BBQ for Big Brothers of Ajax & -, Pickering, a- At the Pickering Masonic Lodge, Hwy. 2 & Mills St. Pickering Village MORE INFORMATION CALL:. )18 • 686-2634 • 83 Email ita News Advertiser newsroom@durham-net wig, special morning reflec- and a spring concert at St. cluding dates and times of tions at St. Joseph, a special Thomas Aquinas. events, call your local Catholic literacy event at St. Michael For more information, in- elementary school. The '99 Ford Windstar U. 1"Hous Your UMIY and your budget. 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"it came down to v: Nether or not we could provide a good strong program and we wouldn't he able to. We just can't get teach- ers;' says board chairman Mary 1 search help for -teens at local library PICBERING — A Summer Employment for Youth Workshop is being offered Wednesday. May 5 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library. It will he led by a professional employment counsellor from the YMCA Top- ics to be covered include skills as- sessment. resume and application preparation• job search tech- mqucs and sum- mer employment programs. Library staff will introduce participants to the award-win- ning job search resources at the Central Library, including a demonstration of the Job/Career link from the li- brary's website (web.idirect.com/ -picklib). Space is limit- ed. Register in advance by call- ing YMCA Em- ployment Ser- vices at 427- 7670. The library is at One The Es- planade, next to the Pickering Town hall. Employment seekers are also invited to drop by the Central Li- brary's Job/Ca- reer Centre for Career Corner. On the second Tuesday of each month from 3 to 4 p.m. a profes- sional employ- ment counsellor from YMCA Employment Services is avail- able to discuss career informa- tion, offer job search tips and critique resumes and cover letters. Clients are seen on a first- come, first- served basis. CARE all about jobs AJAX -- C.A.R.E. and the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre can help you land that job. The agencies host a workshop on resume and cover letter preparation Thursday, April 29 at I p.m. a 1400 Bayly St - Unit 12. Phone 420-4010 for in- formation. 6 Ann Marlin who notes the pro- gram would be "inferior" if h con- tinued in the primary grades. As of September, the board will no longer offer French in Grade I. Tbe program will be eliminated in Grade 2 effective September NO) and in Grade 3 as of September 2001. However. beginning in Sep- tember 2002, the board will in- crease French instruction in Grade 4 from 20 minutes every day to 40 minutes every day. Trustee Martin notes the sepa- rate board's elementary students currently receive 20 minutes of French instruction each day in Grades 1 to 3. but the govem- ment's new curriculum calls for French instruction to begin in Grade 4, with students receiving 40 minutes of daily instruction until Grade 8. "At the end of Grade 8, stu- dents will have more minutes (of French instruction) than under the format we're using now;" she adds. School boards can introduce French before Grade 4 if they choose to, but they will not re- ceive any provincial funding for the program, trustees heard. Superintendent of programs Gerry Blake told trustees in Feh- ruary that the board's French pro- grams for primary pupils would eventually be phased out. But, under the initial plan, the board in- tended to maintain the current model for the upcoming school year. However, that was dependent on the board's ability to hire addi- tional teachers and those teachers just aren't available. -Unfortunately the board has been unable to hire enough FSL teachers to support the current mode! for one more year;' said board director Grant Andrews in a report to trustees Monday. "Ac- cordingly, the phase-out for the core French program in the prima- ry division will have to be initiat- ed next September. - The Art of r t^ Spring Sale Beautiful Paintings and Prints and BIG Savingsl April 29 - May 2 Sale Hm: Wed. to Sat. 10 - 6, Sun. 11 - 5 MARC BARRIE'S GALLERY 1613 fthway 7, Btrouplwrn, W. of Brock Rd. Tel. 1905) 683-7010 www.mbarrie.com Durham. By Design. For a career tailor-made to the exciting world of design, draw on one of the brand-new Durham College programs that begin in September: Website Design or Design Foundation. Durham is rated one of Ontario's top colleges by students, grads and employers. Hot programs, hot jobs. Space is limited. Call today! (905) 721-3067 and ask for ext. 241 Urrvers,ty Ccntre at Durham Pickering" PICKER/NG f— page A I I - millennium trail on hold how we've got to get this going." "This is a long time coming and we'd like to move this ahead as quick- ly as possible;" Paul Kelland of the Pickering East Shore Community As- sociation told councillors. "This plan makes sense;" said Paul White of the Fairport Beach Neigh. bourhood Association. "I think we should get started" Both the Pickering Lions Club and the Pickering Rotary Club offered their help. "We will be there with manpower, money and whatever else is needed;' said the Lions' Jim Grady. Dave Steele. who headed the Town's Waterfront 2001 Task Force, noted the project incorporates many task force recommendations. "We support the millennium pro- ject, as outlined tonight, providing all environmental recommendations for its construction are followed" Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Hol- land, who heads the committee of politicians and community group rep- resentatives steering the project, told councillors the trail, art. interpretive stations and facilities being planned will create "a stage" for the communi- ty to meet. "This project has elements that would he of interest to just about everyone;" he said, citing the possibil- ities created for a range of activities such as biking, play for kids, enjoying the beach and viewing nature. Coun. Holland urged his colleagues to "take the road less travelled" and support the Millennium Trail plan in- stead of waiting for a more conven- tional waterfront trail to be built across Pickering in pieces over the years. The 'technical' hitches that kept councillors from approving the plan included some uncertainty as to whether the current council could commit the next council to completing the final year of the project, and the exclusion from the plan of a 'westem gateway' portion of the waterfront trail near the Scarborough border that was supposed to be included in the Town budget this year. Something for all on Pickering waterfront PICKERING — If everything goes as planned. Pickering's Millennium Trail project could he completed by March 2001. It would include: • a Millennium Square at the foot of Liverpool Road, with a concrete sea wall, water taxi dock, map kiosk, um- brella shelters, benches, lights, bicycle lock -ups, and cafe area ($617,(M): • a boardwalk and beach from the square to Alex Robertson Park, with a boardwalk, benches, lights and beach volleyball courts ($606.445): beach pavilions with connecting boardwalk and lighting ($126,120): a waterplay beach with non -slip cushioned surfac- ing, spray features and umbrella shelters.- ($141.535): helter($141,535): and a sand play beach with swings. pyramid tide and sand toys ($37,250): • environmental measures, including naturalization planting, shoreline stabi- lization and enhancement of fish habitat in Hydro Marsh ($104,000): • a Nwdwalk and interpretive lookout at H}dro Marsh ($97,400): • outdoor xulptures, including a 40- f x)t, kinetic 'Millennium Tree' in the square by Ron and Lynda Baird, a school of giant silver salmon that trail users could walk through by Bill Lish- man, and wooden figures carved out of tree trunks and branches by Dorsey James (5200.0)0): • a Frenchman's Bay West Park, with change rooms, parking, marsh lookout and boardwalk, water taxi dock, new waterfront pathway, lighting, benches, picnic tables, naturalization planting, enhancement of fish habitat and marsh rehabilitation ($256,200): • a I5 -metre lighthouse at the entsarx:e Write us 1W1IA Th k -w., Adser- wa welwmes Id- lers to the editor. 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There was haggling over the 569 -million police services budget and debate about whether the Region should support the Durham University Centre to the tune of $350.0(X). But when it came to spending money on a chauffeur for the regional chairman, there was nary a mur- mur, and this was one year when we could have used a bud- get without any frills. Each taxpayer is being hit with an extra $15 a year to put another 33 police officer% on the street, and another 15 civil- ian employees in the department. While the police budget just keeps climbing every year, one would be hard-pressed to argue the fact more officers are needed to keep pace with a growing population. The police services budget. along with the $77.4 -million price tag for provincial downloading of ser- vices. are big pills taxpayers are being forted to swallow. Next to these numbers, the additional $9,100 given to chairman Roger Anderson to spend on a chauffeur doesn't sound like much money. But it was surprising and disap- pointing that politicians would approve such an expense in a budget year that earned such an extra burden for taxpayers in the first place. In a 5219 -million budget. the small 'nickel anddime' Arms deserve even more scrutiny, because ifs these items that quickly add up. We accept that our elected officials are going to cost us money - we give them a salary, expense accounts. public relations accounts and personal communications bud- gets for cell phones and postage stamps. We pick up the tab on lunches. conferences and taxis. Perhaps there arc occasions when the regional chairman steeds a chauffeur. His colleague Dianne Hamm, mayor of Clanngton. mentioned something about 18 -hour days and the possibility of falling asleep behind the wheel. Up until now, though, the chairman has made do with $2.900 to spend on diose very occasions. Oshawa councillor Bob Boychyn called on council to ap- prove the extra money in a demonstration of -respect to the chatiman's office. but it would have been far more respectful to taxpayers had he and his colleagues chosen to take a hard- er look at link perks like this one. Making schools safe It -vidn'r happen here- That's what we believe. Thai's who we've prayed every day since two crazed tanagers slaughtered school mates and a teacher in the US last week. It couldn't happen here. That's what the people of Link - ton. Colorado believed... until last Tuesday when Columbine High School was turned into a killing ground. Littleton. Link town. Just like this little town. Since it did happen there in that link town, it could indeed happen here in this little town. It is impossible to stop sorne lunatics bent on inflicting death on people and desmic-uon on property. But, there arc ways to intercede in some cases where people begin to send off warning signs that all is not right in their manna of think - ing. Those warning signs were apparently exhibited by the murderous members of the Trench Coat Mafia but reportedly went ignored by fellow students, school officials, police and, most sad of all, their corm parents. Right htae, in our own little town, these arc measures in place to spa the warning signs of troubled kids and to inter- cede to put them on the straight and narrow. For example, numerous programs arc offered in Durham schools to curb violence and make our educational institu- tions safe havens for learning.Students from kindergarten to OAC are exposed to programs that, as their names imply. teach them the benefits of Working it Out, Working Toward Peace, and Promoting Peace and Preventing Violence. School staff are taught about trate crimes, conflict resolution and non- violent crisis intervention. As well, school boards employ so- cial workers, psychologists and counsellors who work with kids at risk of getting into trouble. In addition, Durham police place liaison officers in schools to keep an eye on trouble .makers, to listen to pupils who feel threatened by bullies, and simply to let students know the police arc they friends. So, our schools and our police are trying to ensure our halls of learning are safe for our children. But, it's up to parents to make sure our kids don't becorne human ticking time bombs like the teenage killers in Littleton. We must stay involved in their lives, keep the litres of com- munication open, find out what interests them and what uou- bks them. Is their type of acs merely a fashion statement or something more irmdious? Is their behaviour typical of teenage rebellion or a genuine threat to otters? Is their fasci- nation with something unusual a phase or is it cause for con. cert[? Any warning signs should prompt patents to intucedc, to administer tough love to children, to get them help. Because what happened in Littleton can happen in our M- lle town. E-mail comments on these edktorids to wwews@duriram ner. 7use which it a de the writer's fuu name and town will be considered for pabbica iar. YOU SAID IT The question was: What could be done to make schools safer? n; Audrey Lister Owen johmon ,tan Terms says, says "More says, "They "It would be a parental involve- should have some good idea to have anent at schools sort of teenage some sort of po- and at home. Kids peer group to lice presence in steeds better disci- identify problem the schools:' pline, ethics and students and in- morals- form teachers:' Aw,* r<::: - �_" 7at 7 =W >-) ONTARIO'S DRIVE CLEAN LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Politicians must move to clean up litterbugs' act To the editor: Are the residents of the town of Pickering expected to compli- antly accept as a fact of life the abundance of litter, so conspicu- ously entrenched in the Pickering scene - a Pickenng production, so to speak? I say this only because, sadly, maty of the residential streets are invariably strewn with litter, in- cluding household garbage. ca- nine waste, broken glass, grass clippings (because there's no rcsi- dentW collection) and other gar- den refuse. In .gher wird.., there's a hodgepodge of junk impinging on the town's citizens. An impingement. inncidentally, often aggravated by the improper and careless disposal of recy- clable Blue Box material and household garbage, frequently re- sulting in ineffectual collection and sometimes non -collection on gage pick-up day. Another problem is the inconsiderate pedestrians and motorists who aimlessly scatter litter. Valley Farm Road, north of Finch Av- enue, is a prime target of this ob- jectionable practice. I hope it is not a lack of per- sonal pride in the community and/or the abandonment of civic responsibility that prompts the ap- parent indifference of the elected occupants at Pickering Town hall to the aforementioned situation. It is, after all, in compliance with their mandate, council members' responsibility to ensure that the town as a whole is kept esthetical- ly presentable for residents and visitors alike. While it is only proper, and indeed commendable, to enhance the town's facade - the Civic Complex and the adjacent area - other areas of the town should at no time, under any cir- cumstance, be viewed as relative- ly inconsequential. Judicious bylaw enforcement would surely, if not eliminate, at least help alleviate this chronic and deplorable situation and would also help to avert the possi- bility of any adverse publicity' Angus Campbell, Pickering Cancer Society volunteers' value immeasurable To the editor: The week of April 18 to 24 was National Volunteer Week. As a manager of the West Durham Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society for more than 19 years I have had the good fortune to work with some of the most caring volunteers that any com- munity has to offer. The Canadian Cancer Society is a national community-based or- ganization of volunteers. Without the human resources volunteers provide, we would not be We to offer our services. An example of these services is our volunteer dri- vers who, in 1998, travelled 155.627 kilometres taking more than 300 patients to and from treatment centres. Other volunteers arc found working as canvassers, council members, fund-raisers, health promotion volunteers, peer sup- port workers, leadership volun- teers, office workers. and the list goes on. The value of our volunteers is j immeasurable. I consider myself fortunate to have the opportunity to work with the more than 2,000 volunteers in the West Durham Unit. To all of these volunteers and friends, please accept my sincere gratitude. j Lynn Nazarko, Unit Manager, West Durban Unit, Canadian Cancer Society Polls say Liberals in lead Conservatives have much to do if they want to win Premier Mike Harris has been given a warning going into an election he may nes have the walkover many have predicted. One newspaper poll claims the Tones have lost support and have only 35 per cent compared to 47 per cent for the Liberals led by Dalton McGuinty, with the New Democrats far behind with only 14 per cent. The poll will nes be seen as any precise guide to the outcome of the election Mr. Harris is likely to call within weeks. Polls inherent- ly have flaws and have been nolo- riously unreliable in recent On- tario elections particularly by in- flating Liberal chances. The Liberals led by Lyn McLeod had a huge lead in polls going into the 1995 election, but lost to Mr. Harris, and Liberal pre- mier David Peterson had a similar 'lead entering an election in 1990, but was beaten by the NDP. The most the new poll shows is that shortly before the campaign officially starts, and voters have been subjected to all its messages, they are still hesitant about throw- ing in their lot with Mr. Harris, despite his big cuts in taxes and promises to cut more. The consistent objections to Mr. Harris have been that his cuts have left some programs, particu- larly health care and social ser- vices, underfunded, but other re- cent developments may have helped reduce enthusiasm for him. One is that he has announced a flood of programs at the last minute and clearly at a time when they are designed to win votes in an election and in some cases re - Eric Dowd At Queen's Park versed earlier policies and even embraced some he once criti- cized. Among them, Mr. Harris said he will hire 12,000 more nurses, but eta long ago he was effective- ly firing nurses and saying they were out-of-date like hula hoops, which people remember. Mr. Harris has promised to pm - serve huge tracts of land as parks where previously he showed little interest in protecting the eaviron- ment. He has found funds for early - childhood education, the home- less, ambulance and public health services and helping 'moms and their newborns' stay in hospitals longer, which he could not find before. These will please many, but they also have given Harris a change of image. He had a reputa- tion for making tough decisions, like cutting programs where even his friends were hurt, and sticking to them, but now he seems like a politician who blows with the wind before an election, just like the rest. Mr. Harris has been seen doing too many stunts. Voters may have found him too much like a door- to-door salesman, trotting into se- lected voters' homes rattling his jar showing how many loonies he claims he has saved taxpayers. Voters do not usually note un- savory tactics, but some of Mr. Harris's may be registering with them, including his having gov- ernment pay his campaign chair- man $650 an hour for writing speeches to ude him over until the campaign starts. One hesitation voters have had about supporting Mr. McGuinty is that he has nes had many policies, but they have started to emerge. The include promises of no tax increases, but no mots cuts until the budget is balanced, a route most governments have pursued as more responsible and helpful to their economics. Mr. McGuinty says also he would guarantee by law the right to quality health care, re -open some hospitals Mr. Harris closed, invest in schools and cut universi- ty tuition fees by 10 per cent, which rose sharply under Mr. Harris. The premier has tried to change his hawkish style, but he and his associates are still heard too often calling opponents liars, perpetrators of dirty tricks, ambu- lance -chasers and wimps, which is not the image Ontarians expect of a premier. This latest survey found most still feel the Tory leader is headed in the right direction cutting taxes and government - their concerns are about the way he is getting there. 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Aom NMI ■r aura `iib.■ 13 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EWION, APNI 28, 1999 PAGE A7 A/P Since the election of the Mike Harris government, Ontario has undergone The Read e e unprecedented change in almost every area of Provincial jjurisdiction. As we draw nearer an expected spring election, the j- News Advertiser will review manv of the most controversial ELECT N '99 areas of change. In this, the fourth o/ u five-part wriest, reporter Susan O'Neill reviews the changes made to Ontario 'v cclnc'ation system. oeroCN00,a ix1Ki� ro.>carncws Durham teachers have spent much of their time walking picket lines rather than school corridors during the current terns of government. Education reform 'two steps forward, one step back' ROAD TO AN ELECTION PART IN' SUSAN U'NEQl Staff Writer Only months after the Harris gov- ernment's election in June 1995, then -Education Minister John Sno- belen was quoted as saying the Province had to create a crisis in On- tario's education system in order to rebuild it. Today. four years into the Com- mon Sense Revolution, many believe that crisis has been created by the government's education agenda. But, amid the controversy that's surrounded education throughout the Progressive Conservatives' first term, there arc also many who be- lieve the government has made some worthwhile improvements to the quality of education in Ontario's schools. "There's always ways to change and improve. But as educators what we hate to sec arc changes that are imposed so quickly that they put in- dividual kids at risk." says Pat 1cr- mey. Durham district president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF). She believes the education systcm wasn't working too badly before the Torics gained power. There's no doubt Ontario's educa- tion system has undergone vast re- forms in the past four years, the ma- jority of which centre around Bill 104, The Fewer School Boards Act, and Bill 160, The Education Quality Improvement Act. Since the government took office. the Province has cut the number of school boards in Ontario from 129 to 72 and trustees from approximately 1,94X) it) 700. The Province took control of edu- cation funding, increased teachers' instructional time, capped trustees' honorariums at S5010 a year and set average class sizes at 25 in elemen- tary schools and 22 in high schools. Queen's Park set up the Ontario College of Teachers w regulate the profession. the Education Improve- ment Commission to oversee school board restructuring and the Educa- tion Quality and Accountability Of- fice to administer provincewide test- ing in Grades 3 and 6. It introduced a new elementary curriculum and a new standard report card. And, the Province is not done yet. The government's secondary school reforms, including a new -four year program, a Grade 10 literacy test and 40 hours of mandatory community service for students, hit high schools this fall. PWIC Rogow "Changes have been coming very hard and very fast," says Durham Catholic District School Board chair- man Mary Ann Martin, who believes the past four years have been "some of the most difficult times in educa- tion. While the union leader says school board amalgamations and new textbooks for students are two exam- ples of positive change. he notes the majority of the Province's reforms occurred too quickly and without sufficient consultation. The Tory government has certainly caused major disruptions, particularly in our IfCondary schools. I think well feel the impact of this for some time.' -Mary Ann .Martin, chairman Durham Catholic District School Board "The Tory government has :cr 1.the cunccrn a with evcry change tainly caused major disruptions, par- there's been a lack of consultation ticularly in our secondary schools." followed up with unrealistic time she says. "I think we'll feel the im- lines and expectations," says Mr. O' - pact of this for sonic omc." Connor And, ' con.sisicnt d-luvs However, even the union leaders from the ministry" have added to who warned Bills 104 and 160 would teachers' anxiety. decimate the cd6cation system con- "There's a lot of frustration out cedc some of the government's rc- there with wanting to get things done forms are for the better. and in place as quickly as we want to "You can't paint all of the changes do it," he says. For example, the de - with the same brush." says Mike O'- sire to move ahead with the implc- Connor. Durham elementary presi- mentation of the new elementary cur - dent of the Ontario English Catholic riculum has been hindered by the Teachers' Association (OECTA ). lack of available resources u, support "Some changes will probably benefit the new learning guidelines. education in the long run." Ms. Jermcy notes the "whole Some things borrowed, some not new in Big Blue's school reforms !Many of the educauon reforms implemented under the Progressive Con- servative government had their beginnings several years ago during the New Democratic Party's term in office. in May 1993. Bob Rae's government established the Royal Commission on Learning to set out an action plan for elementary and secondary school re- form. And. the outcome of that commission, a report entitled For the Love of Learning released in January 1995, set the groundwork for many of the changes that have taken place over the past four years. Included in the 550 -page report were recommendations that the Province establish an Ontario College of Teachers to regulate the teaching profession: that schools create community councils to address local issues: that the gov- ernment establish provincewide testing for Grade 3 swdenu: and that the Province introduce a new report card, move toward a per -pupil funding model, phase out Grade 13 and cap trustees' pay. The NDP government did pilot a new provincewide report card and was moving toward a four-year high school program when it was defeated in the 1995 election. And, under Education Minister Dave Cooke, who went on to become co- chairman of the Education Improvement Commission, the Province also mandated the introduction of junior kindergarten to start in the fall of 1997, which was subsequently cancelled, and the introduction of the Common Cur- riculum which set learning benchmarks for students in Grades 3. 6 and 9. ee�eeea.ea.aee.e..eeeaeeeeeeeeea..eeeeea. TOWN OF PICKERING Monday, May 3,7:30 Pm - Pickering Council, council chamber, Pickering Civic Complex, One The: Esplanade. TOWN OF AJAX Monday, May 3, 7 P.m. - Ajax Council, council chamber, Ajax Town Hall, 65 Harwood Ave. S. DURHAM REGION Inmday, May 4,9:30 am. - Health and Social Services Committee. Planning Department Board- room, 4th Floor, Lang Tower, Whitby Mall, 1615 Dundas St. E., Whitby. Wednesday, May 5, 10 am - Dud am Region Council, Council Chambers, Durham Region Headquarters, 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. DURHAM REGION SCHOOL BOARDS Monday, May 3, 7 p.m. - Durham District School Board Standing Committee, Education Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby. problem" with the Tory education agenda is the fact that many of the government's announcements "ap- pear" to he improvements, but don't change "what's meaningful under- neath." Pointing to the Tories' recent an- nouncement on a sero -tolerance pol- icy toward violent incidents in ,whools, Ms. Jermey says "the Harris government will take an issue like that and spin it out as some great new invention" when whool boards al- ready have anti -violence policies in place. Other reforms such as school board restructuring "hampered" trustees' derision -making powers and the new funding formula disguised spending cats across the province, she says. But, according to Ministry of Ed- ucation and Training spokesman Dave Ross, the government has in- creased the amount it spends on edu- cation over the past four years. Mr Russ reports the Province spent 511. 1 hilLan an education during the 1995-96 school year. $14 billion in 1996-97, S144 billion in 1997-98 and 515-1 billion this year. As for the government's elemen- tary education reforms, Neil Sini son, principal at Glengrovc Public School in Pickering, says, "The basis m there for lots of good, new things- He hings"He feels the new elementary re- port cards and the new curriculum. together with the Gradc 3 and 6 as- sessments, have increased the bowl of accountability within the cduca- non system. "The accountability factor is good for all of us," he says. But, teachers need more support materials and more time for training. "There's been so much change and we need time for lots of proper in-service for staff." However, putting the "growing pains" aside, Whitby parent Wendy Stanyon believes "we're on the right track- *Tni certainly pleased with the curriculum changes that arc being implemented. There are going to be wrinkles and difficulties. but 1 be- lieve we're rpoying in the right direc- tion," says the mother of three. "We have to embrace the change and lel it move us forward in a positive direc- tion. Change is inevitable." But, while Ms. Martin says some of the government's reforms have been positive, "A lot of the changes have left many people within the sys- tem unsettled. "In education we have been taking two steps forward and one step back during this term," she says. "And we're not sure what's around the corner." WORDS FROM THE WISE Politics, Points of View and Paarodies more impressive than someone obviously trying in Am #1e InW rYiew In yeti Md fake the fact that they can do the job, or who is th- for a sunnew job... ing to answer questions based on what they think the interviewer wants to hear. It is more important to sell the qualities you If you're like many Durham Region students Have than your experience. looking for work to help pay tuition fees in Sep- Another key to a successful interview is to be tember, or if you're looking to put that irce time to very focused in your responses. productive use:. here are some timely tips from For example, when an interviewer asks, "What News Canada: do you want to do?" you should answer in fewer First of all and most importantly, be yourself. than a dozen words. People who try creating a facade of what they The worst thing that you can do is say. "I'd be would like people to believe by putting on their best interested in X or Y or i 7.:' instead of saying face tend to conic across as phony and, as a result, "The major contribution I could make to this orga- make a negative rathet- than a positive impression ni/ation would be as an X:' with interviewers. Remember, honesty is the best policy and being But a person who's open and honest, even to open can help open employ nient doors. the point of saying, "I don't have any experience in Happy job hunting' that but I'm a quick learner and a hard worker:' is - News Canada Educatim reform A diary Nov. 2, 1995 - Province announces plans to develop a new four-year high school curriculum to be implemented in the fall of 1997 Dec. 14, 1995 - Education Minister John Snobelen tables legislation to create the Ontario College of Teachers and the Edu. cation Quality and Accountability Office July 25, 1996 - Government announces four-year high school program will start in September 1998 Oct. 9, 1996 - Government launches field testing of new provincewide standard re- port card in 900 schools across Ontario Jan. 23, 1997 - Province sets up the Edu. cation Improvement Commission to over. see education reforms March 1997 - EOAO administers the first round of Grade 3 tests to approximately 131,000 pupils across the province April 24, 1997 - Bill 104. The Fewer School Boards Act. is passed in the legis. lature. cutting the number of school boards in Ontario from 129 to 72, and the number of trustees from approximately 1.900 to 700 Trusteessalaries are also capped at $5.000 per year effective Jan. 1. 1998 June 13, 1997 - New elementary curricu lum for math and language is unveiled Aug. 29, 1997 - New provincewide stan. dard report card unveiled for elementary students Oct. 27, 1997 - Ontario's 126.000 teach- ers launch a two-week strike in protest of Bill 160 Nov. 24, 1997 - Bill 160, The Education Quality Improvement Act. is passed in the legislature giving the government control over education funding and enabling the Province to set standards for teaching time and class sizes Jan. 9. 1998 - Province announces high school reforms ;ncluding a new four-year curriculum, the introduction of a Grade 10 literacy test and 40 hours of mandated community service for all secondary stu- dents beginning in September 1999 March 25, 1998 - Education Minister Johnson unveJs the government's new funding model at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering March 30, 1998 - Province releases the new science and technology curriculum for students in Grades 1 to 8 April 8, 19% - arovince releases new cur- riculum for kindergarten students May 25-29. 1998 - EQAO administers the second round of Grade 3 reading, writing and mathematics assessments June 17, 1998 - Ontario Public School Boards Association together with OSSTF and OECTA challenge the constitutionality of &II 160 in court June 29. 1998 --rovrnce reieaces thn new Fr.n, a,; -a- second -language. health and physical education portions of the elementary curriculum July 22. 1998 - Mr Justice Peter Cum- mings ct Ontario Court. general division, strikes down parts of &II 160, ruling the legislation violates the right of separate school boards to levy taxes Aug. 21, 1998 - Province announces a $100-mia on rivestment in funding for new textbooks to support the new elementary curriculum Aug. 25. 19% - Education Minister John- son unveils t^e .,nal version of the govern- ment's new standardized report card for elementary students Aug. 26, 1998 - Province releases social studies, history and geography curriculum for elementary pupils Sept. 28, 1998 - The Back to School Act,s passed .n the legislature, forcing an end to teachers' stakes and board lockouts across the province Oct. 1, 1998 - P,ov nce announces plans to expand provincewide testing to Grade 6 students beginning in 1999 Nov. 16, 1998 - Province IauncheS an ap- peal of the July court ruling that found parts of Bill 160 unconstitutional Feb. 1, 1999 - Education Minister Johnson announces new standards for school safe- ty in Ontario March 4, 1999 - Education Minister John- son releases Ontario's new high school curriculum documents to be implemented in secondary schools beginning this fall March 11, 1999 - Premier Harris unveils the government's new provincewide report card for high school students �� R E Ta V iXam OF IRQNY?a n AI' POE AIII VEINS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION. AprN 28, IM 1yEDNFSDAY, APRIL 2M ALZHMER SUPPORT: Alzheimer Ari"m hosts a support gawp meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S . Units 19 and 20. All caregivers wel- eome to attend. 576-2567 (Kurt). .(COMPUTERS: Macintosh Users East meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.nt. in the lec- ture theatre at Henry Street High School, 600 Henry St.. Whith%. Bruce Cameron and Jim Foster demonstrate a variety of utility software designed n, keep your Macintosh efficient and trou- ble-free and will %hare easv-to-do main- tenance tips. 433-0777 (24-hour mes- sage line), E-mail Macwast (d idirect.ca. THURSDAY. APRIL 29 NATURALISTS: Tle Pickcnng N:uu- ralists meet from 8 to 10 p.m. in the li- brary at St. Elizabeth Seton Schtol. 490 Strouds Lane (north of Sheppard off Rosehank). Pickering. 'A Souther On- tario Naturalist in the Caribbean'. Speaker Alam Watson, head of the Guelph Arboretum. presents slides showing the changes in behaviour ex- hibited by some of 'our' birds during the winter. This is also the group's annual general meeting for the election of offi- cers. Phone 831-1639 (Michelle Far- rel I ). Support group helps nursing moms AJAX — A tree support group for mothers breast-feeding their children is being held every Friday at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre. Offered by the Durham Region Health Department and the Rouge Valley Health System. the drop -m group meets from 10:30 a.m. to non. Nurses from the hospital and the health department run the discussion group. There's also a drop-in gawp on Tuesdays. again from 10:30 a.m u, noon. The health centre is on Harwood Avenue, sewth of Bayly Street. in Ajax. Call the Durham Health Connec- tion at 723-8521 or 1-800-841-2729. All microwaves .7 ing machin BILLBOARD APRIL 28. 1999 WORKSHOP: C.A.R.E, and the Durham Region Unemployed Help Centre host a workshop on resume and cover letter preparation au I p m. at I-t(N) Bayly tit.. Unit 12. Reserve. 4'-0-4010 EUCHRE: The Catholic Women's League hosts Bingo (10 cards for $5) and Euchre ($3 each) from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at St. BernadetiCs Parish Hall. Harwood Ave. and Bayly St.. Ajax Re- freshments served. For tickets. call 683- 8540 or 686-6630. FRIDAY, APRIL 30 SALE: A 'New to You' sale is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martin's Anglican Church. 1201 St. Martins Dr. (one block west of Liverpool tit] Bayly). Pickering. Gad used clothing for the family. white elephant table, toys. books. Donations also needed. 839-4257. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group hold, a I'-Slcp Reco.cry Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bavlair Bapust Church. 817 Kingston Rd. PickcriTiL 'This wrckh group deal, wuh atlthLuI,n. r,t .111 including cu-dcpendancy. Child care prugrant available as reyuircd during the nxYtine. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). MUSICAL: Foresthruk Bible Chapel's Promise Youth Choir and Drama Team present an original mum - cal entitled 'him Project If You Seek Him... You Will Find Him' at 7:30 p.m. at the chapel. 1999 Fairport Rd., Picker- ing Alm, being preunled tomorrow (May H at 7:(X) p.m. Free. Refresh- ments follow performance. 831-0745. F'INANC'ES: A tree seminar on 'Finan- cial Strategics for Women Approaching the New Millennium' sponsored by the Women's Righ!s Action Coalition of Durham is held from 6:45 to 8:30 p.m. in the community room of the Durharn Regional Police Station, 1710 Kingston Rd. (at Brock Rd.). Pickering. Partici- pants learn to take control of their fi- nances. Guest speakers from a financial services agency. Space limited. Reserve. 427-7849, FRENCH 11iONIF.N: Le Cercle Fran- cophonc &Ala\ meet, at 8 p.m. It's open to French .[raking wunmen to pro- mote the Frcndh Imlguage in the C(nrl- munm Call 1,' l t)ztt fl,r inh,rmatwn unl 61c, u,lr ■... rtIOnin Alrcond g 4, YORK ,*d&viwd Deakir Peatr,g arc 4r ZordN lg CONSUMERS GAS li YEAR EP41D NI FURIMACE CLE MCE =I Campaign aims to ease suffering of sick children AJAX — The Hospital fix Sick Children in Toronto will ben lit through a fund-raising campaign being held by Ctrstco Wholesale. Tie Ajax-nastd retailer is holding a fund-raising caunpaign during May and the goal is to collect $450M. 'lints is Costco's 121h Children's Hospital Campaign, with the pnKeeds turned over during the Children's Mira - cle Network Telethon, being held the weekend of June 5 and 6. Last year, the Ajax outlet raised more than $35.000. Three barbecues are being rattled, with tickets selling for $2 each or three for V; Ihnations can also be left in a donor ho.x, which has a huge teddy bear mside. 'llme Ajax Chsleo is un Hwy. 2, cast of Harwood Avenue. For more in- formation. call 019-8895. 1355 Kingston Rd All Pickering Town Centre ��offf 839-5990 bon and Price Anywhere sew, Save $150 KENMORE* ULTRA WASH ELECTRONIC DISHWASHER dishwashers & es are on sale aw 4 ✓'.- . � Now Lowest price of the year! €'! $124 4 xr..' st.. .. .;: t rt,y� KENMORE COMPACT -1 ., 10 -pad electronic control. MICROWAVE hZIA i ai 0.6 -cu. ft. microwave with 1 also available 600 watts of cooking power. 10 touch -control power levels. Auto defrost. - t 3 memory stages. sa67o6. Sears reg. 129.99. dishwashers & es are on sale aw 4 ✓'.- w6 'ryye 6 Lowest price of the year! N 6 cycles. 3 -level direct -feed 4 xr..' st.. .. Premium 'Quiet Guard System' t rt,y� sound package. Easy -to -clean -1 ., 10 -pad electronic control. + hZIA Black -on -Black and Almond -on -Almond 1 also available - - t Now $229 KENMORE 12 -STITCH SEWING MACHINE Savo $200. Built-in stitches include 6 utility and 6 stretch. Easy-to-use built-in 4 -step bartack buttonholer. Vertical bobbin system. Carbon pile foot control. 012912. Sears reg. 429.99, KENMORE ULTRA WASH 4 -CYCLE DISHWASHER 3 wash levels for even wash coverage. 'Quiet Guard' sound package. Smooth gliding vinyl racks plus removable jumbo silverware basket. 015595. Sears reg. 499.99. Reversible Black/Almond door panel NP04AI699 SEAM Copyright 1999. Saari Canada Inc. Come see the many sides of SearsTM i. w-. Lowest price of the year! N 6 cycles. 3 -level direct -feed 'sensing' wash system. Premium 'Quiet Guard System' t rt,y� sound package. Easy -to -clean -1 ., 10 -pad electronic control. + x15831. Sears reg. 749.99. $597 Black -on -Black and Almond -on -Almond 1 also available KENMORE ULTRA WASH 4 -CYCLE DISHWASHER 3 wash levels for even wash coverage. 'Quiet Guard' sound package. Smooth gliding vinyl racks plus removable jumbo silverware basket. 015595. Sears reg. 499.99. Reversible Black/Almond door panel NP04AI699 SEAM Copyright 1999. Saari Canada Inc. Come see the many sides of SearsTM Durham's Grandview centre gets funding for repairs Children's treatment facility given $166,000 to fix roof and walls Grandview Children's Treatment Centre will receive Linda Watson. "The news is this has any fund-raising campaign have "We're hoping we can get Grandview are very important will be provided to the centre:' more than $166000 from the great been approved:' yet to he determined by "we started on the work during the to many children and their said Durham West MPP Janet government for she said, "The centre officials. certainly good weather.- Ms. Watson families in this arca and 1 am Ecker. Minister of Community provincial building repairs. more challenging is will be looking for community said. very happy that the centre will and Social Services. It's good news for the Os- news this represents tvoo- thirds of the total 'the support:' she said. 'rhe funding announcement be receiving this money fur re- The Grandview Children's hawa-based centre which has costs. challenge will be lir( Grand- The money will be used to repair the roof and do .(line re- came last Wednesday front the five Progressive Conservative pairs.- said Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette. Treatment Centre procldes a variety of serr.Ices to Durham been requesting -funding for the roof and wall repairs since view to raise the remaining $80.(700." medial work on the walls for NIPPs who represent Durham A ant supportive of this children and voun,,adults w Ith 1995, said executive director While specific details of the treatment centre, built In 1983. Region. "The capital funding request and ph}11-11 and unnmunl-,nl,m services provided at pfcased to knmv the money disahllnle. I..r.a..1r-,...�,..,Tw n L mXmm7 /l1 Vl ALI W .wz _ - r.p .t 1RCL-E IL-IN 1 6 PC, UBBERI CONTAIN N I9e.. ��'.��. ; ff, M •r I SOCEIM 1 aI.V ■ MU MM of 100 BOT 5 flYf>a "Al" AMM N Sit an k soft I I I .ff. 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' AIS POE A10 NEW ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDnVK April 2L 1910 pgthe word tea in a out benefits Pickering council Monday pro- carts that arc accumulating in the claimed May 2 to 8 International creek behind Pickering's SuperCentre. Composting Awareness Week Who takes responsibility? (ICAW). This vear the Composing Larraine Council of Canada has teamed up with U U U the United States to 'spread' the 1999 ROUISton COMING EVENTS: May 2, 1 composting message - 'It's your __ p.m., Ajax Chapters Book Store hosts tum ... Compost!' Recpc•%rsCor,,er Wanda Wasteful performing a chil- In Pickering there will be displays ___ _ dren's skit and talking about litter. at both the Recreation Complex and May 3, 7:30 to 9 p.m., Pickering the Civic Centre where little red wig- able. Noting that litter is waste that has Recreation Complex — Community gler worms will show off their vermi- been disposed of incorrectly, the guide consultation on the ethical issues in- composter home. Enter the complex's reports that illegal dumping costs each volved in the potential restart of the draw for prizes including an Earth Ma- of our municipalities approximately Pickering nuclear plant's 'A' side reac- chine backyard composter. courtesy o1 $100.000 tax dollars a year. Look for tors, sponsored by The Ethics Group Norseman Plastics. the News Advertiser's special feature of Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, On May 6 at 7:30 p.m., the Picker- about these two weeks in the May 2 To register call 839-7271. mg Waste Reduction Committee is edition. May 11, 7 p.m., Pickering Central hosting a public discussion on com- Speaking of litter, i was recently Library - Information and campaign to posting at the Rougemount Co -Op at called about the growing amount of oppose re -start of the Pickering 'A' re - 400 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. Don't plastic shopping bags and shopping actors. forget to lug -a -mug. By composting in your backyard you can not only create a great natural R A M N O R & LEN/VOX soil conditioner for your garden. but you can also divert waste from landfill. HEATING 6 AIR CONDITIONING Simply layer leaves and brush with RAMNOR✓rad.''Y� , *Fence everyday kitchen organic food straps. r� `/^"^'� Occasionally include water and soil. If 92Cdt )QvU"A 1 ft WM you recycle and compos -t. you are part Sale of the solution ... if you always fill more than one large garbage bag a week, you are part of the problem. f We Sell &Service �' Gas Fireplaces & 1���E U , U Furnaces n►able Ajax cclebratc> t annual Environ- mental Affairs Week the first week of May when the emphasis is on litter prevention, stooping and stooping after doggy and composting. On Mav 1 from 9 a.m. to noon at Greenwood Conversation Area, there t:& Labe r WwrZ will be a nature walk. free compost d< Labour warra,+T P1C1(ERINtJIWx: Rios) OOLG(i77 MS tU0 give-away (take a ox,nwlntt), litter VISIT OUR Mt7ettls 0.r pick-ups. and prizes. Beverages will SHOWROOM FAX- (1111115) 43446" wolfrrsv7awafwotrra3vrL�'lstos)ua3sliT be served. so lug -a -mug. AT"► 2010 WE0(3111100" ST.. t7NR 0. hill OK L IN 781 e '-Learn the ,Art -of Taoist :ahir�. e D top m111111Itis Wof �� this ancient Chinese imarciat 1116r bealth. Join in—Taoist Tai Chi can be practiced ^by anyone—at any age, and at any level s of physical ability. 40pen House Sunday, May 2nd 2:00 to 4:00PM ' f iy • � ~t. ra �, 114 Athol Street, Whitby For more information call (905) 668-6500 A mWsiered dmirabk organization *119258655 RR0001 Email it to us.., _� ,, _N The News Advertiser newsroom@durham.net I nrooghtut the week. many groups in Ajax will pick up litter in various areas of town. jA There and Ajax displays at the YOUR TORONTO i McLean and Ajax Community Cen-FFORD tnsAjax's Em'ironmental Affairs Weekends at Rotary Park May ri from 9 a.m. AND MERtURY DEALERS to noon when there will be events and compocung denx7ristration-s. The sec- ond editor* of lhuham Environmenwl�E NAVING A =SALENetwork's booklet 'Your Houschc7W .YAR Guide to Waste Reduction and Recy- chng in Durham Region' will be avail - Youth Centre YOV ARE Ian MO TO 10 DAYS OF GREAT SAYINGS, APRIL 21 TO MAY 1. seeks volunteers WMAW LX Anyone interested to the well- being of teenagers in Ajax and Picker- • '� ing can volunteer with The Youth - Centre. Volunteers are needed to serve on the board of directors or as, a commit- tee member. Those interested should be over 18 years of age, live or work in Ajax or Pickering, and he willing to A commit two to three evenings a month .= a'.wa The board of directors sets the� . • >T it iwwEar OR strategic and policy direction, and '>ArSMaw..pRglwV sw oversees the resource management for 'r '�ewMeF the centre. t� is M 99 �� I �. ewr w In so a Ill Ste fttt� i '• �f / People from every culture and na- ret tMaA �� tonality arc encouraged to apply. ! Among the committees are con- 119 Oe/ _ 9t �� nunity relations, health policy and g�� fNomm fund-raising. O • i ilaw Is The Youth Centre is funded by the w lrf i f alwr It provincial Ministry of Health, provid- ing medical, counselling and health Promotion sen'ices for teens. ; The deadline to apply is Friday. Tlx atwu.r • awwwrtw.�ratiaPaar SOM *&~ May 7. Call Youth Centre at 428- I'i>lAAs/tlwrftY a>.riwr►a7wr��rnlw �M�I�rrf r `=*Aor w.filrf.-rtlp.r*.rras �'P.7 �7 {�ireitrl+r 1212 for more information. Lr—�- f CORRECTION For our 48Sears Mt1Mel's Day Sale Flyer (CO 4F599) and for our 40 page Mother's Day Sale (C044F399) Sale Dates: April 26 kt - 2, 1999. Men's Pierre Cardin Sportstrrts as shown on 21 (of the 48 page flyer) and on 1& (of the 40 page flyer) are not in all Sears retail stores. Also the Girl's sizes 7-16 T-shirts shown on Page 19 (of the 48 page flyer) and on Page 17 (of the 40 page flyer) is indicated a Reg. price of $7.99 and Sale Price of $6.99. THE REG. 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NEM ADV MIBEII, wEONEiGMY EMnOK AprN 2•, 1M• POM 01 e drrw S o rts &LEISURE atr� got trm `�' 282 Monarch Ave. N A 1) V E R T I S E R A P R I L 2 8 1 9 9 9 619-0633 -- --_. _ - - - We accept competitors coupons Women ball hockey players sought for neva Toronto league The Toronto Women's Ball Games are on Monday The registration fee is Hockey Association is looking nights at the Agincourt arena $125. for players for its East house at Sheppard Avenue and Brim- To sign-up call 416 -561 - league. ley Road beginning May 3. 1956. 5 ANDREW MANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Launching a rocket Pickering Red Sox minor peewee's David Sting at Dunmoore Park Saturday afternoon. Mc•Elrr,v throws a pitch toward the plate dur- Several Red Sox rep teams planed games ing an exhibition contest against the Buffalo against their US counterparts during the den,. Pickering runners join others from Durham at Boston Marathon BY BRIAN McNAIR -The second time was Sego' R rote► just as great as the first In For Byran Ferreira of terms of excitement be - Pickering, it was old hat. cause the whole city gears For Gary Ataman of up for it," Harhoun says of Whitby and Hugh Connor an event that draws more of Oshawa, it was the first than a million spectators. time they took part in the "The atmosphere is really, mother of all marathons. really great.- reat"Peter PeterMacLeod of Pick- Harl oun, 38, finished eying, Graham McGee of the 44 -kilometre averse in Whitby and Gilbert Har- three hours and 17 min- boun of Oshawa fit some- utcs, 14 minutes better where in between. than his 1997 result. But all six members of Taking part in his 12th the Wh thy Tigers Running Boston Marathon, the 51 - Club returned from Boston year-old Ferreira led the recently with similar local contingent in a time aching mux les and wide of 3:07:15. smiles on their faces after McGee, 39, finished his completing the 102nd an- second Boston Marathon nual Boston Marathon, a in 3:11:41, while feat 1,500 others - includ- MacLeod, 33, ran his third ing the defending champi- in a time of 3:14:13. on Moses Tanui and leg- Ataman, 39, crossed the endary Bill Rodgers - line in 3:19:43 and Connor, failed to match. 50, clocked in at 4:08:18 in Running alongside their first Boston Marathon some 13,000 people from runs. all over the world - the sec- Ferreira, McGee, Har- ond largest field behind the boun and Ataman have all 100th anniversary gala - qualified for next year's the six local runners bat- Boston Marathon based on tled unseasonably high their finishing time this temperatures to finish the year. race. The Whitby Tigers Run - The beat took its toll on ning Club meets every Tanui and Rodgers, who Sunday 8 am. at the Whit - had to pull out before the by Civic Recreation Centre finish line. on Rossland Road. Although it was Har- For more information, boun's second kick at the call Tigers' president can, he says Boston always Marianne Carlyle at 723 - makes it special. 8414. Game results to News Advertiser newsroom 683-7363 Durham Re ion's 1st Annual • ••• sHooT-ou-r Brought to you by participating golf facilities in Durham Region You Could Also Win A Buick Century 4 Door Or A Set Of Wilson Fat Shaft Irons! Sponsored by... GOLF tiff •••s ♦ f CANADA'S wwlm". -UAX NEVI'S ADVERTISER ThisWeek ERS sdak . S LIDERS �+ This Sunday, Wonderland's kicking off a brand new down Super Soaker and The Plunge, our two new season - with more ways to thrill you than ever before. water slides opening soon in Splash Works. 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Sixteen teams planed in Brew.sters teams await a shot from the the event this year, raising money for char - point during action in the Bav Ridges im which culminated in a dance Saturday Hockey Tournament at Don Beer Arena night. i Summer youth basketball league E sign-ups start The Durham Nc.t Sum- hom from 1982 to 1983. mer Basketball League is and girls born from 1982 Searing up for another sea- to 1985. son. Registration is at Lin - The season runs from coln Alexander Public May until August and in- School on Saturday. May I eludes divisions for boys from I p.m. to 2:30 p.m. and girls hoi n from 1988 Cost is $95 to 1989. hogs born from For more information 1986 to 1987, boys born on the league call 831 - from 1984 to 1985. boys 4302. IR _qqM= I IE"D� LAnEcs XXIARN TO GOA C • loe Classes 1 •3 day camps Start May 10 9-3 • 3 hr. range " instruction • 18 holes of golf �i Om �•/��.��1� � � lli0o) 7<LA"p"i /k7 Classes weld at Fox flares "I cease" Taunton Rd.. 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(weight creel, 2 Steven Murray. Sunderland: 3 Crag Mazerall. Roset nk. 4 Chris Hansi omb, Glen Diu, (weight 33 6) (weight 42 5) " r Braondm Pilon. Kenton, 2 Keith Steele. S A Cawks, 3 Kyle Jones. Meadowcresr. 4 An. 41 0). 1 Andrew Hodson. Meaduwerest. 2 Kat m Ashton, Central Park, 3 Man Souttrerland. Sunderland, 4 Mark at the recent regional championshi 45 5) - 1 Winnro Hoang. Central Park.2 Jen Thompson. t Tremor Van Kessel, Sunderland. 2 Chile Seeney. Rose" dew Wilson. Palmerston, tweght 44 9) I Iran Disko. Douglas, Lake Vista. (weight sa 1) - 1 H;1.1. Wedtak. PS in Oshawa April Central Park, 3 Cary Parry, Cartwright. 4. Gssle Bragg. bank, 3 Brand- Bernell. Msadowcrest; 4. Mat McCa!" Grandview: 2 Bruce tuber. Goodwood. 3. Kyle Van de Mudowcrnt 2 $leve 51onach. Gandelserrogon. 3. 21 and 22. Grandview; (waght So 7) . 1 A1iout Dison, Biu Valley: 2 lum, (weight 35 3) 1 Mall Alexander Ke Bospon. Gandatsoragon. 4 Man Morrison. Carterght Geon McCallum. Central Park, 4 Sebby D"alga. Central Approximately 500 boys iris Or"Rosebank, OrMocl. . MeaaowcroM dmn; 2 Mich Motlat. Glen Dhu; 3 Jeff Gleeson. Glen (weight 47 0) - 1 Justin VanKessel, Sunderland. 2 Park. (wend 47 3) 1 John Marsh Cartwright. 2 Jen and $ from 20 KIDB Out": (weignl 28.0) - 1. Tamara McNutt. Palmer- Dtm 4 Enc Van Camp. S Cooli (weight 37) - r Shawn Complain , Glen Di 3 Shane Shepard. Wood" MCDiarm o Central Park. 3 Jesw Lowry. Sunderland. 4 elementary schools in Durham sloe. 2 Tanya Curl, Kenton; (weight 33.79) " 1. Jamie -Lee Richard Van Norton, Sunderland; 2 Michael Gordon, Ke" apt: 4 Man Murphy. Glen Ohu; (weight 49 0) - 1 Justin Darren Cousins, Palmerston, (weight 49) - 1 Shawn May. competed In numerous ht /'tan.. Cartwright. 2 Kate" Morten. Palmerston: 3. Bron, 3, Luke Marten, Gat!a ndalsegon, 4 Christopher ryy ss SeeRosebank.2 Ryan Ba. GoWwood. 3. Andrew nard. Goodwood,Gertrude 2 Rob Henning. Calms. 3 Wel $ cafe- gories at the Durham Elementary Ath- Josro Me. Gnendvee. 4 Rand McAlh$W. ?almW- net sign. (weight 38.0) 1 Apr!( Kelly. Kenton; 2 Kettle Pavy. Fraser. Msenowcrnt. (weight 40) - 1 Mere Grice, Glen Dhu, 2 Gran Dolamors. Sunderland: 3 Tremor Maugham, Landry Grandview. 4 Jamas Nismenen. Cartwrghl. (weight 51 2) - 1 Man Dodo. Sunderland. 2 Blair Arlond Let. Meadowcrest. 4. Nick Forest, Wcodcrest: (weight 50.8) - I Coln Hbldnch. Sunderland: 2 Dan Ham- leuc Association (DEAA) eight, 3 Becky Murray. Sunderland, 4 Rine Perls" Cadardale, 4 Lemer Wade Henry. Central Park, (weight Buchanan. Glen Dhu. 3 Jonathan Morrison, Cenardale, sore, Sunderland: 3 Logan Newlon. Palmerston, 4 Bron, sham I- P gas" Cartwright. (weight 44 8) - 1 Sarah Dejong. 42 7) - 1 Tyler Trapper. Ros rbank, 2 Taylor Mutt S A 4 Bnrdan ChIch, Kennon: (weight 53 0) - 1 Mac Par" dam McDai Kenton, (weighl 52 3) - t Wes Williams. onshlps. Individual results are as fO11DWS. Carlwnghl 2. Minimills Gonsalves, Grerndvew; 3. Rebekah Pembar. Carnerght. 4. Cabe Stu ge . Meadowcrest: Ca-ke,. 3 Daniel Simmons. Rosebank. 4 Logan Mal- cokn, Catwrlght, (weght 45 8) - 1 Oano Thompson. S.A sons. Sunderland: 2 Scott Brachmayer. Kedron. 3 Michael McCleave. Cederdele, a Zachary Simmons. Goodwood. 2 Smile SaterazdehLake Visa. 3 Ian Mack. eracher. Rosebank. 4 Kevin Ord". Glen Dhu. (weight The top schools in the team catego- Iwegnl 46.1) - 1 Rachel Del4e, Grandview: 2 CaroColo"Cawker. Smith. Palmerston. 3 Kansas Price. Co ethgh. 4 2 Korb Ws"ll Certwrghl. 3 Darnel HAI. Palmerston. 4. James Mercer. Athabaska, (weight 526) Athabasca; ("Of 56 0) - 1 Panda NedeNouil st. Keon. 2 Jay Dowse. Athabasca, 3 Jason Sommer, Palmerston. oa 53.9) - 1. Bern Hanson Suntsnd; 2 Kyle Yokon. $ A Caeker. 3 Connor Smith. Sunderland. 4 Evan Matgua. ry were: Michelle Petrie, Kadton; (weight 50 5) - 1. Jack" Ar- t Ryan Elliot. Maaaowaest, 2 Scott Bake. Ganoatsati- 4 Jade Horner, Cartwright. (wept 6o 2) " 1 Jacob'Jlor- S fderland: (weight 55 5) " 1. Jason Michie- Glen Dhu, II1NIar. (Gr 3.6) - BOYS. t Keilon, 51 2 Man" scan, Central Park; 2 Alexandra Cox. Meedowcrest: 3. m Karen Crompton, Palmerston; (weight 60.9) - I. Mehnse agon. 3. Cody Brown. Central Park. 4 Ryan Hamilton, Cedardele. (wool 59 5) . 1 John Ellis, Cartwright, 2 An" M,rglon. Central Pont. 2 Ryan Mark. Meadorrcrest: 3 Joe Webb. Woodcrast. 4 Draw MacLenand. Meadow• 2. Roland Murray, Lake Vista; 3. George Celtm, Sunder- lend. 4 Jetties Douglas. Grertdwnw. (weight 57 3) 1 PIS,. Owcrest. 47 PIS., 3. Sunderland. 39 pts.. 4. Central Park, Ousne. Central Park; 2. Particle Kelly. Kenton. 3. Can Hoole, "'-k a. 4 Jessica Sanislow, Keilon: (weight del Pachinstey. Palmerston KID BOYS (weight 28.3) - 1. Brandw Ballinger. Cenral nest: !right 84.7) - 1. Kale Thompson, S A Cawker, 2 Josh Fenton. Meadwvcrest. 3 DYtamn Coble. Palmer. Micah Dejong. Sunderland. 2 Chris Cox. Central Park.3 Tyler White. Goodwood. 4 Rob Red, Mand -tint: 36 pts., 5. Glen Dhu. 34 PIS. GIRLS 1 Cartwright. 36 Pis.. 2. Central Pad, 30 pts. 3. Kiloton, 22 4. 84.5) - 1. Amy Hu III Wood• est: (weight 572) - 1 Jen Powe 3. Park, 2 Kyle Pelers, Kedrpn: 3 Vncnzp ePolo. Gondar. ocrest stns. 4 Jordan Gruchy. Meadw (wool 59 51 - I Ouadf Vow. Sunderland: 2. Kyle Mer - Pts_ PIS_ Palmerston, 19 P 5, Meadbecres. 15 Ph. Contra'Pont. 2 Chamepe Red. Palmerston; Katie Forestall. selragon, 4 Ban Gregory, Camright. (weight 30 5) - t Chrn &mon. Kantor, INTERMEDIATE GIRLS (weght 42 3) " t Michelle W. Goodwood. 3 Chris Gtech. Wokdc,se: 4. Brad Frits" INTERMEDIATE (Gr 7-8) • BovS I. Sunderland. 38 pts.. Woodcrest NOVICE BOYS: (weight 23 6) " 1. Brock Hicks. Meadow" 2 Allen Moore. Central Park. 3 Greg Banks. Keilon. 4, So" Baker. Grandview. (weight Wagg, Meadoiii 2 Brittany Beaton, Kedrm: 3 Sarah St John. Sunderland. (weight 46 4) - 1. Christy Higgins. arr. Lake Vida. (weight 62.2) " 1 Jen Chlorin, Goodwood. 2 Taylor Churchill, Cartwro". 3 Mika Aldred, Lake vista. 2 Lake Vista, 29 Pis, 3. Goodwood, 25 PIS, 4 Mesdow- Crest a Central Parte, 19 pis.: GIRLS 1. Keilon, 13 pts : crest. 2 Cotten James, Cartwright. 3 Justis Lenard, Caderdais. 4 Boden Grodesky Cartwright. (weight 25.6) 33.0) - t Patrick Wonen, Cartwright 2. Baran Jemsem Can ght. 3 Nathan Wynn. Kedron. 4. Jeremy Pearson. H W Knight; 2 Room" Dyers, Rosebank. 3 Tracy Crompton, Palmerston, 4 Alexis Wigg. Meadpwcres. 4 Paul Jeffrey Central Park. twilight 63 6) " 1 TimFism. er. Lake Vista. 2 Kevin McTague. Lake Visa. 3. Rob Lan- g. S kiderand, 8 Pts.: 3 HIM Knight 5 PIS. 4 Ronbank, 5 ore - 1. Dustin Dmxon. Beau Valley; 2. Tyler Spender, Sunder• Meadowdtast', (werg! 33.8) - 1. Jacob Para. Glen Dhu: (werght 54 0) - 1 TatKma Sweles. Sunderland. 2 Melissa gley. Grandvew. 4 Brea Pettigrew. MeadTKrest. (weight NOVICE GIRLS (weight 26.9) - t Esn Gledwell. Gan- land. 3. Ryan Dixon, Central Pad. 4 Seen Kooghan. 2 Brad White, Goodwood; 3 Michael McFayden, Palmer Slone. Lake Visa: 3, Amanda Regich. Sundetand. 4 66 7) - I Mike Gorman. Grandview. 2 Keen Madsen. datsetagon, 2 Rachel Beedez, Cartwtrghl: 3 Rachel Carlarvele: (weight 27 O) - 1 Man Emotes, Central Park. 2. Chia Sommernlle. Palnemaom. 3. Gray Bell, Wear Stan. 4 Brannan Bond, Meedowcras. (weight 35 7) 1 Max Bell, West Lynne: 2. James Lam. Gandetsarragon. 3 Julr Dison. Cenral Park: (weight 60 1) - 1 Hoary Kelly Kenton; 2 Laurel Foshay. Grandview: 3 Jennifer Seeney, Meadoecnst: 3. Pero Hughes. Kedron. 4 Bobby Scor. Glen DhV, (weight 65.5) - 1 Frontier P.evalus. Lake vista. rlobitrin. Keilon: 4. Kerry Gun, Meadowaest. (weight 29.3) .I Katrina Wotton, Cartwright, 2 Wilily Larson, Lynda; 4. anent Barton, Glen Dhu. (wroght 27.8) " 1 Justin Meadcocrasl; Max David Gre!ghton. Kedron; 4 Man Crohn. Nbodcrnt. Ros~k, 4 Jessica Ford, Grandview. twilight 63 1) - 1 2 Bas Phillips. Sunderland. 3. Brad Lloyd, Alnabasea. 4 Certnel Park, 3. Melssa Mastin,- Kenton, 4 Coyle Pugh, Knaggs, 2 Ben Coles, Cartwrgh. 3. Kawa)yk, Sunderland, 4 Jacob Durwood, CorMiyit. (weight 37.0) - 1. Cunt BHI, Central Park; 2 $con Dam son. Glen Di 3, Graydon Hollo on, Woodcryr: 4. Shane Else Wroland. Kedron. 2 Cardin Hanrahan. Palmerton, 3. Kai* En, Lake Vista. (weght 72.1) - 1 Ashley Sullivan. Matt Reiw, Glen Oh V. (weight 73.2) " 1. Lee Buchanan, dw. 3. Danny Ren. Gbh Oho. 2 Man Weat erld. Grawro Palmerston. (weight 30.0) 1 Jessica 8Aings. Cartwright. 2. Braranyt Nelson. C4ntnl Pad: 3, Jessica (weight 28.8) - 1 Reidy Pf-ar. Kenichi. 2, Daniel Davdsom. Glen Dhu; lapin 38.0) - I ,lake Glacker. Kenton. 2 Br"tney Hosey. Kenton. (weight 88 2) - 1 Woodcrnt: 4 Jake Yukon 5 A. Cawkw (wool 77 4), " I ". Meenowuresl: 4 Ern Boynton. Grandview,. (weight Thoi Rpeebank, 3. Tremor Mark. Meadow or. 4 Alegi Seeds. COMMI Pad. 30 0) 1. Curtin Hayle. Goodwood: 2. Bradley Riddell. Msadlwcresl: 3. Sebasr- -an h Kenton. 4. Drape Underwood. Gertrude Colson Jerome Masson, Lake Vista; 2, Jordan McLean. Mood- 32 5) - 1 Elrsho Parker, Central Park. 2. Laura Toul. (wean - Cem!•al Park; 2 wa0e Bushel. Keilon, Bill arthows, Davi Watson. Keilon. (weigh! 39 O) I Kem Buie, WTERMEDIATE BOYS (wergrt 34.1) -1 Micky Ferando. docrest. 3 Lance Mile, Lake Vista, (weight 90) " 1 Cartwright. 3 Kende Trodd, Sunderland: 4. Kat Gowan, 3. Wnnehen. Pameroo 4 Scott - n Keilon, 2. Ray Domer. Sunder. Kedron �we,gnl 37 9. 1 Jack Hat. Goodwood, 2 Orion Clifton Penney, Athabasca, (weight 116 7) " 1 Aaron Ftp. PM"W$Iat. (wegm 36 6) - 1. Kholon Fraser, Paknrsralon: n. Melbury, Glen Diu. (wrigril 31.81 - 1. Steve Wickens. Glen DI 2 Oren RKII Central Pak; and: 3 Gran Trapper, Rosebank; 4 Russell Brabley. MWOOwcrn. (weight 40 2) " 1 Andrew Dyment Mead. Kirwvm, Gandatserwgon, 3 Jason Bond. 0-ston, 4 Ryan Price, Gln Chu. (weight 39.5) - 1 Pat Galbraith. bel. Gertrude Copus. 2 Josh Hoodw. Keilon. 3. Annno ray Impoden. Gradvyw Wanderers men p enpre-seasonb la with losses rug Yp yo AJAX - The Ajax Wanderers Brendan Traynor scored a try and AI Sunday afternoon. No scoring details The first torn) will play in the Ontario TRU first division and the thirds will Rugby Club's men's teams were Foggetti had a penalty for the Wanderers were available for the game. league. while the seconds team will play compete in the TRU fourth division. stopped in their tracks by a Toronto men's first team. This weekend, the Wanderers men's in the Toronto Rugby Union's second The Wanderers women's team prac- squad in prc-season exhibition action at Andre Marois and Hamed Hamed team will play host to Markham at the division. bce on Mondays and Wednesday at the the club this past Saturday, each scored a try for the Wanderers sec- club on Saturday, with games at 1:30 Meanwhile, the Wanderers men will club on HarwotdAvenue North, starting The Wanderers rrren's first and sit:- onld team. Erik Cuttolino added two and 3 p.m. start league action on May 15 and will at 6:30 p.m. The men's teams practice at ontd teams hosted the Toronto Irish penalties and two converts. The Wanderers men's over -35 team field three competitive men -s teams this the club on Tuesdays and Thursdays at squads, with the Ajax squads losing both Meanwhile, the Wandered men's will host Kingston on Sunday at 2 p.m. season. The firsts team will play 1n the 6:30 p.m. Anyone interested in playmg tilts. The first% were downed 37-8 and over -35 squad bombed Peterborough The Wanderers women's team will Ontario Rugby Union's 'A' division. can come out the day of a practice or call the seconds lost 48-20 to the Irish. 53-0 in an exhibition game at the club get league play under way on Mjs x while the .ea rands will ci ramp tc in the Harry Craig at 416-703-2163. Bulletin Board The Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser welcomes your notices for bulletin board. 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Eastside chorus member lad composed and arranged by The Eastside Harmony Ann Farquhar says the 60- the Adelines. Chorus of the Sweet Adelines member group has been re- The Eastside chorus is also will take on 28 other choruses hearsing the two numbers it boasting new uniforms for the of more than LOW singers at will perform at the Region 16 Syracuse competition. the Annual Sweet Adeline Re- competition for the past year. Members of the Eastside gion 16 Competition in Syra- "We're always working on the Harmony Chorus come from ruse. New York April 29 to two numbers:' Ajax. Pickering, Oshawa and May 1. Each chorus in the compe- Scarborough. Rcgion 16. the largest for tition will perform a fast and The chorus has also Sweet Adeline choruses in lively number as well a% a bal- launched its own Web site at North America, encompasses lad. The Eastside Harmony members. home. net: 80//east- upstate New York and the Chorus will sing I Love side 16. Community orchestra performs in May AJAX — The Ajax -Picker- ing Community Orchestra will perform its third and final con- cert of the season in Ajax next month. The concert. entitled Ro- mance for Spring, is slated for the Ajax Alliance Church. at the corner of Wcsiney Road one black north of Hwy. 401. on Saturday. Mai, 15 at 7:30 p.m. Featured performer for the concert is clarinetist Mark Pi- howich. who'll perform the First Concert for Clarinet and Orchestra by Carl Maria von Weber. Pihowich is a professor of music at the McGill Conserva- Seniors invited to take tea, be entertained PICKERING — Sc- Recreation Complex. on mors can cn jo) a cup of tea Valley Farm Road south of and some entertainment Hwy. 2. The free event is next week courtesy of the open to all seniors. Pickering Carib -Canadian For more information or Cultural Association. to reserve a spot, call Alma The Seniors' Day Tea at 4284,736. Norma at Party is set for Munday, 430-3057, Willmd at 428 - May 3 from 12:30 to 3:30 8244 or Susan at 420 - p.m. at the Pickering 5196. Church youth choir performs AJAX — Forestbrook The show starts at 7:30 Bible Chapel's Promise p.m. at the chapel, 1999 Youth Choir and Drama Fairport Rd.. Pickering and Team present an original is also being staged Satur- musical entitled 'The Pro- day. May I at 7 p.m. Admi%- ject: If You Seek Him... You %ion to the event is free. Will Find Him' Friday, Phone 831-0745 for more April 30. information. Pickering Players proudly presents IfieCerious ova e unous ava�e "``'""' By John Patrick Directed by Stephanie Langstaff And H I ieugh at any notal It ing— Tis that I miry not w -p.' —Byron Showing Ap►fh 29, 2i, 30 and iilfloy 1st at ars tk~ Church - 8.W an X100- t Tiakats. Adult S12 $10 Call our bar ohlkce at (416) 4110-M 1 br hrtlrar Mrlbrmakfon and ttlWagts toire in Montreal. The concert will also fea- ture music by Mozart, Weber, Rachmaninov. Ravel, Copland and Sibelius. There's no admission to the concert, however donations will be accepted at the door. For more information, call John Kraus at 831-8466. A P R 1 1, 7 8 3 9 9 9 Colleen O'DwHannan of the Eastside Haanv Chorus rehearses reeendv in preparation for the annual Sweet Adeline Region 16 Competition in Syracuse, New York, starting this Thursday. The 60 -member chorus boasts new costumes for the prestigious competition which features 28 other choruses and more than 1.000 singers from upstate New York and central Ontario. Bluegrass show set for May The Pine Ridge Bluegrass Folklore Society will be pick in' and jammin' at a concert in Oshawa next month. The society will host a jam and Pickin' session on Sunday. May 16 from I to 5 p.m. at Camp Samac's Council Hall in north Oshawa, off Conlin Road East. Among the performers expected to play are President's Choice and Glory Road. Admission is $3 at the door for i,on-members: $1 for members. A scat cushion is recommended. 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EATON'S Personal shopping only. Sale offers good April 29th only, unless otMrwix specified. Savings are on the original ticketed price unless otherwise noted Sale offers cannot be combined. Offer excludes Warehouse Stores and clearance centres. *We will deduct the egwvalerit of the GST and PST from the total purchase price. RUN PIETRUNIR01 Nems Adverttser photo Accompanist Everett Harper plays the piano to crooner Kevin Mallon (right) during his perfor- mances. Mr. Malloy, a Pickering resident, has played with some oJ* the entertainment N'orld'.c top performers in a career measured not in _years, but in decades. Pickering performer is still singing after all these years career measured in decades BY AL RiVE7T Staff rJttor PICKERINA; — Seven decade, in the music husi- acss spent singing with some of the world's hest entertainers hasn't slowed down Ketin Malloy. On the :ontrary. At age 77 and after 70 years of performing with such nota- bles as Lawrence Welk. Dean Martin and the Mills Brothers and recording 17 albums worth of musical memories, the Pickering resident is still .ringing and warming the hearts of au- diences with his distinctive romantic hallads. ..God gave me the gift io sing and as long a., I have it, I'm going to use it:' says Malloy, who emi- grated to Canada from his native Ireland in 1956. 'My voice hasn't lost any of its timbre. I have great health and I can still phrase my songs very well." Malloy just recently completed work on two more recordings, released on cassette. They're called Memories and Memories B2, which takes listeners down memory lane to the period of romantic music dominated by such croon- ers as Andy Williams, Perry Como and Al Jolson. The cassettes were recorded last year at a pri- vate studio in Scarbor- ough. The result is a musical journey back to the days when romantic ballads were at the top of the hit parade, notes Malloy. -I'm a romantic and i like the music of that peri- od;' he says. 1t really means something to me" In his heyday. Malloy sang with many of the great orchestras in Europe in the '50%. As a freelance singer, he performed with such Irish handleaders as Ralph Sylvester. Jim Bacon, Tony Sutton and Billy Dingle, ui name a few. He later would strike 1. out for London where he was a regular singer with the Joe Loss Orchestra at The Savoy Hotel, the elite hotel in London at that time. Joe Loss, explains Mal- loy, was to music in Eu- rope at that time as Arte Shaw was to American music. He also sang with local orchestras at the Moulin Rouge cabaret hall in Paris. France. In the '60%. Malloy broadened his musical horizons to include fre- quent dates at Las Vegas nightclubs where he sang on a bill with such legends as Como. Martin and the Mills Brothers. He also sang with orchestras at the City Centre Ballroom in New York, as well as hotels in Cleveland and San Fran- cisco. His favourite memory of performing was singing for actress Rita Hayworth in Ireland in the '5( s. She was a guest of the owner of a nightclub he was per- forming at and she request- ed Arte Shaw's Begin the Beguine. Malloy recalls the or- chestra didn't know the song, but they were still able to play it beautifully. The American actress was so pleased, she requested it be played two more times. And, at the end of the final performance, she present- ed him and the orchestra with £500. Malloy also participated in the Millennium celebra- tion for the city of Dublin, including appearing at four concerts in the city on May 29 during their millennium year, 1988. He also released an album, Back in Tyme, of Irish favourites to com- memorate the occasion. 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Eatery fire causes $300,000 damage AJAX — A Monday fire that interior." caused an estimated $300.000 dam- None of the other businesses in age to an Ajax restaurant is under in- the plaza sustained fire damage, al- vestigation by three agencies. though a small amount of smoke did The cause of the blaze at Belamys get into some neighbouring units, he Restaurant on Bayly Street was still adds. undetermined as of Tuesday. Ajax No one was injured. Fire and Emergency Services Firefighters extinguished the fire spokesman Thom Evered says. within 10 minutes of arriving. The fire began in the dining area The blaze is under investigation around 11:30 p.m. Monday, after the by the Ajax fire department. Durham restaurant had closed• he reports. Regional Police and the Ontario Fire It caused extensive damage to the Marshal's office. 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All copy s subw to the appro. val of mana"rit Of News Advertiser. CREW M RS poso,ons -latikrgaat Taco ileo Au ph rinkls. Nopra,k CAN [AN 520D WOO ISW d mat per r=N. assemONq products nt the comfort d i dew win Sow m'SON- r=Ilar b DPH. 62100 D,xdM 9 W. Sole 541 Rel Gib. lis- SWAW.Ont L592188 Ea- sig- SttIww "S Ir tp-il tab, N=pd W_C,n1 Hood a IVs.' Ss-,, N.w ••t••hh,a les capes Iles testa, General Help HY-GRADE >-L PD0F111G r Au,•(,' %, "am Purple 1« it, tamory caMJ,ng Oshawa xmggon-Pelefoorough Must nave prevaus Saks expen once ExperlwKe wth in. NM Win n ager Most be ade b travel. hart a pmtn- vrrW mane, construct on mount a 60.11 SAM yus :omnw.•m Fa( Resume to ' -519-W-2228 INSTALLER WANTED r« n Mrve ground Iw App, m '• :m a 300 a k. 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Duvlwiy dem, Nv to mgw .araC sivoNas noeNAla,.g ado pap4k aN-dP .dtllrq N arwrg poimtio :Cop for .taw +d«rNaai, 1905im1- KN,70rfNM1 FNtlM .w .awuO.P, • / comrna- maga-nnes 'd arra Wilkh afXmw •a,•e am roril tas cNaIN CA M 0 �9E 930 a t -e00- 11 .M E.paN,r, Rua Man Sub user a Dorms can cam F; . $10 ow how AAp X7 5564 W.116" CAR KW COIF COLMU neMt uta win adiirdd•u' Loowq ur 13 mgo,rlp, ambtioa b sial mit.". r rr, ft dry 20- 44 % t« uArrvNw 7203144 Mo avow" nMpaaly NR NOW NAWA Person to is, Iver .umo n TMHMar. ,ads• Saway. Surly from tan . Tan Mug am 1111 sue res 9*4334"' PMT TIK we SM d weekeM wait Must rove Man served card cap ``9os1- 629n27 0~ 9.00an- PUT YM Carepwr rt - gated to Mp abler person n The Powring ata CA ser - as tot Semom (9m)m- 0717 MT AS 144 44 Gym NO - RkmoatlpP re0wied. Py you agym No wnvrxNlNri[. Pay a You W gym. Daly. QpMM* elle pK"i°" '0"" r0 v Pj IAN s+yih'SOD" Wgo •pwhgt,l M F Weeawpt 9 am. - 5 pm 1035 BraA Rd. Piaemp 1905, 127i2n WE WMR TOME E, VWK40 telema=een ,pored How M a" on balm Wray ram dL9rwwf. H you're ee ON For us. call OWOit 49MO38-OW PFpFMIB NASMBE N- kuMe klWdd a =- mum tot ltmyt 18. win ode 0 mom into (410-612=M POOL & SPA General Labourer requires workers for tong, hard stays (includes Saturdays) Experience on pools & landscaping an asset but not nec. Apply in pason to Ca Kira»Coo PidLering.On- tario. LTE VJPERMTE Mn. drywabem. livencarpenten. ro(Ktruction wakas Mug be wll.0 10 work ow Of town FaI awne to (905) 435- 9314 3UMR sluant wailed to help in pardax ip. Orals-wl- bq. and1= odd qM " n21eW3354 1 sveea 1 General Help SUPERINTENDANT. :Q,JP'-E F'i':.' :i. w ata"DI. Norah ISnd/a apartment Wilding Jmonta and nailn, terunm a penerlced ors- ferrod 520400 a rNr pa apartment Call 1905, 574 25151« imrMwae tllerikw THE NEWS ADVERTISER 6�rnking f,r prospects to delver newspapers and flyers; to the areas AJAX Forest Rd Kings Cres. Rideout St. Admiral Rd. Reed Dr. Rerinnor,d Dr, Wright Crs. Roberson Dr. Morden Cres. Homme Ave. McKie Crt Froeston Cres, Gregson St. Sinckand Dr. 120 Old Kingston Rd. 130 Old Kingston Rd. Reading St. Windsor Ave. Tudor Ave. Elm St. Wilco Dr '+Wefts Of -arge Cres. Or PICKERING �JCriss. vywe Pale Cres. SCres. Cres. 'hickel Cres. � Soordd St a SWKtt try Crt. woodview Or. Ptnogrove Ave. 1995 PkNvrove Waterford Gate Forosiview Or Lawson St. Senator St. LWW.f" St. Valoyvww or. Sanok Dr. Hillcrest Rd. Moretta Ave. Breda Ave Vistula Dr. Leaside St. Ytllrenr St. Breezy Dr Mink St. Oklahoma Dr. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905.683-5117 ao••u '« rias % ad- 1. pas and 11yers a0« 'o doo, tour lima a wag by 6 00 Pr m thlm eornaods cap 905.683 -Sit WANTED CBKTII--Tm LAW." rig man mug clave awn transpa9ean 8527755 dela 6p m WNY 44 OUT OF WON{! Rase money to rood on" Mike bel+em 3 to 4 WOW per yak OrirEwMq sne Please roue W JohKm 576 2700 9-9pm 11011E room wH".11 astsmbkrtp o products Ideal for gry at frame moms AM st110enK Slant mme- dOW7For ltee kilo piCYapt .0 4 n.1011 -ha I 771-7409 WMR FNw (IBM- Pan. tift fyHane. hale) ni0ugry 5800-s3000. Fr- Boomet 416-631-4925 or IDB onto non com attar Coes 5976(KOund) You CPA MANE Ne.eN b $125.000 1 hone in 20 4 90 drys For a Ira prograin caeam 19051623-%19 or vrww. Co'gp YNR YL= Atm 235 Bayry S, woo is ntq pat who ■ad gall. door sun am cooks Rewmes at Do W. cased WWI Thm April 2991T AprilZo8th teen arld 7 p m HELEN'S Home Services Hiring experienced per -sots for house cleaning. Call 427-4385 1 644" 44 DMTE lull lime potihun for BOOKKEEPER, 10, last lamd. Eat era Construction company. Must have all as - Pacts d AWAP, PayrolVSmply Acww11ag and MS office khnmum 5 run ev Scary wmmaKunte win eiperr, once Fax resumes to 705- 71164262 1 oetn IfNp OFFICE ADOMRTRAM ie Q.w temp 10 perm meow. Me payable and horn gask pa ng" in as set Please f>x resume to A ,enhon Chmtme. Stall Plus 141614960941 PMT TIME 14xppeepe, W 20 hou15 per Beek. OwCk Balks Pro MS 0H.c,. an as. set fax resume Io 905 -655 - PERMANENT Part-time posi- lim 3 aayvweek Outin m- 'aude Wokkeepmg. typing. la. ,no, profit-cy in MYOB a uSl Pltaw lar resume to (905)837-9362 sea 1 H Alms Sales Dealers need" a No Ouotas Excmriglncenuves -cnpy eammg extra can, Call Pauline Naulls (416) 39&9390 AUTO , ,1.-t ,--w,, REP I•Dvam Repan Highest •..mmKsans m industry m 905-354.6686 B�l�SS Benmoss Jewellers In Pickering Town Centre requires Part-time .Saks Associate. Please apply In pencrn with resume to: Fred Hamilton NEED a PFOPLF .I ave:agt .sal ;ass pad cLU* wcall e ask 1« $ALES ASSOCIATE: Expe'ienro m hrme lextiess sales with strong interpersonal and computer skills travel verdh own car required. Please tax resume and salary expectations to 985.Oa3-1541 RIIMeIK i NEAT" ■kOl[3AL[ .Ompany 9„1rr r ae'MQC ta!spn Dir .ark Mer dal. 214 Dwhrm RIaOn Riey Fw t 34.- Otht+a Wl", Tta 0.0 N5 Fa..a st oMr .a Ow L1H 71.5 ea o, our:, 1w1 . Mn su Ji ms s Nism m,tlid, Fr KtwM 4 19031 434-v✓b rttw AJAX rh LKXIOB '.i�11pnh .-M ' ' , --"d rat P_ ..y '•'0•r a wawa Mk 121. rssno. 1905x763} 9092 w own twilml- 7111 Albion Hills requires AZ Dnvws 2 yrs 'J S LTL exp. r10IIe Every Weekend SaWde Oapaecned Comoepi w Rates Berief l Packaoe Pard Wkry-Direct Deposit Call reaysn (wspoa-2sa ALLSTAFF PERSONNEL r ulna ERS. Varian dopa. 3ERMUS APPLICANTS OKY NEED APPLY 347 Simcos St. S. Dskawa 434-5110 WTOMonwE TECH -CMM ecu,ed for oust' vanmg �or�ran Sm ,aa « Caass w• msMa.0 =reared Hr time awl61 Per arM m aw Mus004 y� t 'are awn loris (9pbr 6B6�,i30 ECNAN1cs-CLA33 a Full me moil all e.pererae tor n 0 h.aWGood rag of pay PkW CA M51-7263221 !EXPERIENCED FULLTIME Shoo NO yard neW ,pared sanding p,0pping sublat- ed. shed metol MedOC Mug raw owl transpxi" s8. 910 to SIAM Cap for aervew 965.6868529 SEWN G MACHM OPB TORR a LA&MOU ri Dean. ttbdem mg plan waled in Picheni Ixfy. nest . pen waitDales. Evens= repxed. li" A OW" Violated for Iaeaiix ptteieon call Carmen (�) 4ae-6761 Nm EATTMAEM (CO-OR- DINATOR la upandinp mrd six (MChamcal contractor Mat hese sod knpWedge m the practical flea a healing will wtbiafion minimum t0 years eW,er e. also be ade to pKk tip on Pocedi es relatitlp to HVAC design. service and expeowq Salary negotiable Fac resume to 905.434-4426 H1AC UW= TECIIMCNN egwred for commercial and esdentw servCo. AI man- datory ur"hwe" ad people sW,ls re weed Full T1me po- nteon or Inern" rad Cero- hed Headnp and Arr C es 19051 683-0380 our tax , r tax ,es Io 1905168}3377 LICENCED MECHANIC re- quired lo, 'u" general Iepar ,hm Smd reswa to PerS Aub service, 1019 Nelsen 51 . Osha.a, Onl LIH 7119 or tel- ephone 19051723{6880 SHINGLERS to, Mw home CdLShuclKK. mal Wire 1 yf, apenmce. ova Beni B les high pool wort lates. Gu Hank aria Ipm 905.571- 6859 1 oNa FMp 1 o kfH* ACCOUNTING CLERK As the suc'ce,,tul candidate, you ted! hr responsible for assisting with accounts payable and payroll functions as well as general office duties. Yuu will have previous accounts payable experience with a working knowledge of spreadsheets and ward recessing in a windows environment. f�revurus experi- ence in a computerized accounting system Is a definite asset. JPM-Antrum, the Canadian division of The JPM Company offer, an opportunity to work for a large globalcompany with all the benefit, of a family run organization. To apply for this position, send vour resume to: JPM-Antrum 1125 Squires Beach Rd. Pickering, Ont., L1W 3T9, Attention Human Resources N19192 SO" HO WAgems ■Rill Sakes wbA9e,ns DURYIA%1�I V F:f',T LHRYSLFR DEALER Has 2 open,rg, f,.r NEW/USED SALESPERSON W, 1.ffer • L .r„rt ff,x,r traffic • Aggressive remuneration package • xtonthly & Annual bonus • c ,,.,d benefit plan • (Jt'mo supplied Elr,vme Partof our Winning Team!!' For private and confidential Inten'- contact VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX ' I!er., Aux. 0nta nn I.Is 2R9 (9ko5) 683-5358 Ask for Dwayne or Ted OLYMPIA INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY LTD. �uN1hl,�jr.hc� i.:LES.iuh'y'S Ajax & Eastern Orrtan0 Machine Shop Supplies 905-683-5010 Bruce Hyde POOL & SPA STORE Rryuir,'s e t_lli 1;7)1. �,, tut to a„Ist customers with purchases, deliveries and service. Large thu,v store. Some experience is u,eful but a friendly, helpful nature is essential. 12 months P-ition at an excellent alar• :he right person. Call or fax It (905) 428-9768 Skmed 'hip iwot0 coup I'll %t STRtprf-R. rt %rt '0 %K1 ­R -raiz m-! •. •r r. d d i r g . arn,n ..,n-. pa r •. ttimmum S veariexprnena'e orCes.•arv. Please fax resume h. (9051831-7571. Required For oar and Nuys shift Must nate experience 1Mith progressive dies and trouble shooting problems In the press Will consider: 3 A 4 year 80"Itices. Shift premium. PICKERING AREA FAX RESUME TO 905 839.3513 O VA.7 Rona Cam RUA.7 Hark care EXpericamd Fester rAK.Aft To Operate a Mixed - Modality Home Experience and/or background in Child Care would be an asset For further info please call 905-837-2098 (collect) Needw TO Foster Special Needs Children Experience and/or badLground in Child Care would be an asset For further info please call 905-837-2098 (collect) SOW FMp WE titrating cadd a must Cwo leCtedba pa0wk peterred Tin Rept' waft r O B ,o W He 034 Week PO Bo. 389 He 1344, 865 Farewell St Osla iia. Oral 11 H 71.5 1 rtoOpAa DENTAL ASSISTANT and Dmul Recep0onK1 101 busy once includes nignis. wce- kends and Sundays Pnone (9051 334-575' FULL n! PDA p0Won avalade t« a 0ercral donut practicem Oshawand d Writ oy Cora. Great oppitiowry t« n emhauslic ad Da1enl- OnMed 103m member who possaSes twol"t11110M sons sties dal hours $trip nesume to He c 350 Oslaw Ths Week. 865 Fae.el SI. Dnawa. Ont UM 7L5 Pan Mime DOS11an available mm mew 3-4 dhena0w evenings our 5 momingi; to al estaatsned eQkMP$d Rckenrrpq mMe cwkt PES eau t to50 la T some to 49051 x262907 PHYSIOTMFRAMT warud b Aurk a Iull-lime locum Post - tion 11om Set to Dec 1999, in a Out, phyab-awed pnvm annpoaeda Panne m Pkk- ertng Piissol a n Jan 2000. Fax reswu b 966509.7182 or all Casty 905-509-7181 QUALIFIED Omture TeMni, cmI "it ed to tall tame pp 511100 fpr a lab In OgMwa. Only ezpenenced need apply Cal IAn at 5161164 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto one: (416) 798-7259 Moon. to F e oo are Commercial Ave., Ajax 4 A822 Whites Rd., Pickering (Sara Lee-Amberlea noun) - � 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. it�a+-hL. INN-lc�� bless-f1i:16M mr-m J Claltttltifi•d OnIIM. Now when you advertise, your word ad Sra: NNaI410 P■. llreEfi Mwl�lr tMiSMtBtiBt r� . - also eppean on the Internet at: lglp•1/wwBrti�url9Bntltews.nM - E-mail' eolltpoee8 Nrel4elsl» A,i-4:144462 wail fM.sar�esi a-aMiwWAM PUCU&ttl=o EOAttMi COURIER COM- ���, PANY has IAlArdlaN Opair Ssippce rr Nataed raawrs reit rs�• vAicNa $5003800. organir•ticin is s"Wrig bondable. N27-8093 depantlable $"Or$ echo love pep a people. �, Mr IAN P ANNIMMrII OPENS MAptT9LIBT Respond to 1-e684aN4-SM ext. 270 'ed w aeM pet ,one for nN (Mir Cao Ceara lel ON -- AOA A 09 DW 2 *21257 02 1 a Ewilt' I-, 6 carom SERVICE Repw 1 Careen seNaNn nadld. PWM d 1 Cereus (905112730101_ IM 3mum. eer E Winer/ ow - AZ To" Ceaa ChrMrtiain- rig araaade in anihay "Mrsgyred pm OaN bow IpuOrtNmlwrrs. Good fps n DRIVERS Wit:,a`tga' , T'o,aduq Dkw. Sm BN r and taepomp lecMlilm BiooMn No phots Calk Min. 1 %1t4•'e-Y2,j7cm° MgotNOk P, yr. experience dw "' cosm- 434-5110 1 PHARMACY fJil1EB1 Lti1001 OF FLOR- HOPI rip eh'ia" too"t'we TC"newtn a prppramn ssp resumes b Fie �' The Wn- AL DESIGN 26 wk Ronsby a Busnea Program. 12 wk. m ayes reps. to n home Saks pqresenWiaK Gr, you hdp7 P0. Boz 487. Oshawa On- 481. tmgw 3-phats program. 3 No ezpanence necessary. re tab. LIH 71.5 wk ProtessbrMl courts: In- home vided: Bovines Pro- wYl tear, YW SaarY pa edtlmKLaK ane bonus 215 FLN support wrrip" ire• pram P101-11ri time year old company growing cruding mount pnwnK win PR suis to vont S" pork courses avaubk A KhoDl *tete a0 your train) raptly Call Ranson 1-8BB- 861 9577 today tw n udm edwrdM sours f10 per Cow ad resume 4116-70-9454*w becomes wtxf venae Rin- view Awrape income f35- khm" I law Spm outASSSWU may be avaa- Alk 905.436.7746 $75K General Help HY-GRADE >-L PD0F111G r Au,•(,' %, "am Purple 1« it, tamory caMJ,ng Oshawa xmggon-Pelefoorough Must nave prevaus Saks expen once ExperlwKe wth in. NM Win n ager Most be ade b travel. hart a pmtn- vrrW mane, construct on mount a 60.11 SAM yus :omnw.•m Fa( Resume to ' -519-W-2228 INSTALLER WANTED r« n Mrve ground Iw App, m '• :m a 300 a k. Ro E JAPAN CAMENA ;snap -11e Reanei '•am -0. �n prrso,•iei .an 't 3 sales e.prnenCo Iwust or drat ane F« .whines p4m tar --irk ore, (905) 571 7737 LANDSCAPE .it hap and .armors o.w-nioe0 in .c ­ .g uritis own 1,,r, 'talon Fug tins pOFooM 905-432.9444 « to m - "N 41DS432-0006 ESTAaLISHFO um"ps'CM[ c«nnun„m •rm vs •tri .wrngs b, 'grrae.d pwart wr 3 5 rams a- pv.rcw rum nave no.t sWits ap dq yiirus at Will W* 0., trP"artaan as/ Wan is atxtaod a .at qw ,d.d t• l:= 4=-210 fa na.M b 4051 h2-2tN LCMUD RAMTYL15T ,o asin m.upn, :aunt cepw scary pr,AaOr'x't M1=ANr�•,6 mP Ia1-r"^aN Am K~ (♦Kp) SlF2S12 un - ;.PERMTIWENT OWN. • .10 pat tine to -MW 39 wOm arid 9~ aa PWM to iawap 414,M1102 ^.ca • Wow, Follies N • weiown • SsndWmers sotay,Nial-1 • G•A•tal IwBOMr-f Aho .iceMed ...'.Ino 1a11hwgm Fag no ws M: 1111151 $71 -Ml MA1Ims"CE i ,rr4 pay - rite aM ow" f.hoWft po adv ;..A/KfunNa to (losw 'U4 MAN[ YM own heat. Duvlwiy dem, Nv to mgw .araC sivoNas noeNAla,.g ado pap4k aN-dP .dtllrq N arwrg poimtio :Cop for .taw +d«rNaai, 1905im1- KN,70rfNM1 FNtlM .w .awuO.P, • / comrna- maga-nnes 'd arra Wilkh afXmw •a,•e am roril tas cNaIN CA M 0 �9E 930 a t -e00- 11 .M E.paN,r, Rua Man Sub user a Dorms can cam F; . $10 ow how AAp X7 5564 W.116" CAR KW COIF COLMU neMt uta win adiirdd•u' Loowq ur 13 mgo,rlp, ambtioa b sial mit.". r rr, ft dry 20- 44 % t« uArrvNw 7203144 Mo avow" nMpaaly NR NOW NAWA Person to is, Iver .umo n TMHMar. ,ads• Saway. Surly from tan . Tan Mug am 1111 sue res 9*4334"' PMT TIK we SM d weekeM wait Must rove Man served card cap ``9os1- 629n27 0~ 9.00an- PUT YM Carepwr rt - gated to Mp abler person n The Powring ata CA ser - as tot Semom (9m)m- 0717 MT AS 144 44 Gym NO - RkmoatlpP re0wied. Py you agym No wnvrxNlNri[. Pay a You W gym. Daly. QpMM* elle pK"i°" '0"" r0 v Pj IAN s+yih'SOD" Wgo •pwhgt,l M F Weeawpt 9 am. - 5 pm 1035 BraA Rd. Piaemp 1905, 127i2n WE WMR TOME E, VWK40 telema=een ,pored How M a" on balm Wray ram dL9rwwf. H you're ee ON For us. call OWOit 49MO38-OW PFpFMIB NASMBE N- kuMe klWdd a =- mum tot ltmyt 18. win ode 0 mom into (410-612=M POOL & SPA General Labourer requires workers for tong, hard stays (includes Saturdays) Experience on pools & landscaping an asset but not nec. Apply in pason to Ca Kira»Coo PidLering.On- tario. LTE VJPERMTE Mn. drywabem. livencarpenten. ro(Ktruction wakas Mug be wll.0 10 work ow Of town FaI awne to (905) 435- 9314 3UMR sluant wailed to help in pardax ip. Orals-wl- bq. and1= odd qM " n21eW3354 1 sveea 1 General Help SUPERINTENDANT. :Q,JP'-E F'i':.' :i. w ata"DI. Norah ISnd/a apartment Wilding Jmonta and nailn, terunm a penerlced ors- ferrod 520400 a rNr pa apartment Call 1905, 574 25151« imrMwae tllerikw THE NEWS ADVERTISER 6�rnking f,r prospects to delver newspapers and flyers; to the areas AJAX Forest Rd Kings Cres. Rideout St. Admiral Rd. Reed Dr. Rerinnor,d Dr, Wright Crs. Roberson Dr. Morden Cres. Homme Ave. McKie Crt Froeston Cres, Gregson St. Sinckand Dr. 120 Old Kingston Rd. 130 Old Kingston Rd. Reading St. Windsor Ave. Tudor Ave. Elm St. Wilco Dr '+Wefts Of -arge Cres. Or PICKERING �JCriss. vywe Pale Cres. SCres. Cres. 'hickel Cres. � Soordd St a SWKtt try Crt. woodview Or. Ptnogrove Ave. 1995 PkNvrove Waterford Gate Forosiview Or Lawson St. Senator St. LWW.f" St. Valoyvww or. Sanok Dr. Hillcrest Rd. Moretta Ave. Breda Ave Vistula Dr. Leaside St. Ytllrenr St. Breezy Dr Mink St. Oklahoma Dr. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905.683-5117 ao••u '« rias % ad- 1. pas and 11yers a0« 'o doo, tour lima a wag by 6 00 Pr m thlm eornaods cap 905.683 -Sit WANTED CBKTII--Tm LAW." rig man mug clave awn transpa9ean 8527755 dela 6p m WNY 44 OUT OF WON{! Rase money to rood on" Mike bel+em 3 to 4 WOW per yak OrirEwMq sne Please roue W JohKm 576 2700 9-9pm 11011E room wH".11 astsmbkrtp o products Ideal for gry at frame moms AM st110enK Slant mme- dOW7For ltee kilo piCYapt .0 4 n.1011 -ha I 771-7409 WMR FNw (IBM- Pan. tift fyHane. hale) ni0ugry 5800-s3000. Fr- Boomet 416-631-4925 or IDB onto non com attar Coes 5976(KOund) You CPA MANE Ne.eN b $125.000 1 hone in 20 4 90 drys For a Ira prograin caeam 19051623-%19 or vrww. Co'gp YNR YL= Atm 235 Bayry S, woo is ntq pat who ■ad gall. door sun am cooks Rewmes at Do W. cased WWI Thm April 2991T AprilZo8th teen arld 7 p m HELEN'S Home Services Hiring experienced per -sots for house cleaning. Call 427-4385 1 644" 44 DMTE lull lime potihun for BOOKKEEPER, 10, last lamd. Eat era Construction company. Must have all as - Pacts d AWAP, PayrolVSmply Acww11ag and MS office khnmum 5 run ev Scary wmmaKunte win eiperr, once Fax resumes to 705- 71164262 1 oetn IfNp OFFICE ADOMRTRAM ie Q.w temp 10 perm meow. Me payable and horn gask pa ng" in as set Please f>x resume to A ,enhon Chmtme. Stall Plus 141614960941 PMT TIME 14xppeepe, W 20 hou15 per Beek. OwCk Balks Pro MS 0H.c,. an as. set fax resume Io 905 -655 - PERMANENT Part-time posi- lim 3 aayvweek Outin m- 'aude Wokkeepmg. typing. la. ,no, profit-cy in MYOB a uSl Pltaw lar resume to (905)837-9362 sea 1 H Alms Sales Dealers need" a No Ouotas Excmriglncenuves -cnpy eammg extra can, Call Pauline Naulls (416) 39&9390 AUTO , ,1.-t ,--w,, REP I•Dvam Repan Highest •..mmKsans m industry m 905-354.6686 B�l�SS Benmoss Jewellers In Pickering Town Centre requires Part-time .Saks Associate. Please apply In pencrn with resume to: Fred Hamilton NEED a PFOPLF .I ave:agt .sal ;ass pad cLU* wcall e ask 1« $ALES ASSOCIATE: Expe'ienro m hrme lextiess sales with strong interpersonal and computer skills travel verdh own car required. Please tax resume and salary expectations to 985.Oa3-1541 RIIMeIK i NEAT" ■kOl[3AL[ .Ompany 9„1rr r ae'MQC ta!spn Dir .ark Mer dal. 214 Dwhrm RIaOn Riey Fw t 34.- Otht+a Wl", Tta 0.0 N5 Fa..a st oMr .a Ow L1H 71.5 ea o, our:, 1w1 . Mn su Ji ms s Nism m,tlid, Fr KtwM 4 19031 434-v✓b rttw AJAX rh LKXIOB '.i�11pnh .-M ' ' , --"d rat P_ ..y '•'0•r a wawa Mk 121. rssno. 1905x763} 9092 w own twilml- 7111 Albion Hills requires AZ Dnvws 2 yrs 'J S LTL exp. r10IIe Every Weekend SaWde Oapaecned Comoepi w Rates Berief l Packaoe Pard Wkry-Direct Deposit Call reaysn (wspoa-2sa ALLSTAFF PERSONNEL r ulna ERS. Varian dopa. 3ERMUS APPLICANTS OKY NEED APPLY 347 Simcos St. S. Dskawa 434-5110 WTOMonwE TECH -CMM ecu,ed for oust' vanmg �or�ran Sm ,aa « Caass w• msMa.0 =reared Hr time awl61 Per arM m aw Mus004 y� t 'are awn loris (9pbr 6B6�,i30 ECNAN1cs-CLA33 a Full me moil all e.pererae tor n 0 h.aWGood rag of pay PkW CA M51-7263221 !EXPERIENCED FULLTIME Shoo NO yard neW ,pared sanding p,0pping sublat- ed. shed metol MedOC Mug raw owl transpxi" s8. 910 to SIAM Cap for aervew 965.6868529 SEWN G MACHM OPB TORR a LA&MOU ri Dean. ttbdem mg plan waled in Picheni Ixfy. nest . pen waitDales. Evens= repxed. li" A OW" Violated for Iaeaiix ptteieon call Carmen (�) 4ae-6761 Nm EATTMAEM (CO-OR- DINATOR la upandinp mrd six (MChamcal contractor Mat hese sod knpWedge m the practical flea a healing will wtbiafion minimum t0 years eW,er e. also be ade to pKk tip on Pocedi es relatitlp to HVAC design. service and expeowq Salary negotiable Fac resume to 905.434-4426 H1AC UW= TECIIMCNN egwred for commercial and esdentw servCo. AI man- datory ur"hwe" ad people sW,ls re weed Full T1me po- nteon or Inern" rad Cero- hed Headnp and Arr C es 19051 683-0380 our tax , r tax ,es Io 1905168}3377 LICENCED MECHANIC re- quired lo, 'u" general Iepar ,hm Smd reswa to PerS Aub service, 1019 Nelsen 51 . Osha.a, Onl LIH 7119 or tel- ephone 19051723{6880 SHINGLERS to, Mw home CdLShuclKK. mal Wire 1 yf, apenmce. ova Beni B les high pool wort lates. Gu Hank aria Ipm 905.571- 6859 1 oNa FMp 1 o kfH* ACCOUNTING CLERK As the suc'ce,,tul candidate, you ted! hr responsible for assisting with accounts payable and payroll functions as well as general office duties. Yuu will have previous accounts payable experience with a working knowledge of spreadsheets and ward recessing in a windows environment. f�revurus experi- ence in a computerized accounting system Is a definite asset. JPM-Antrum, the Canadian division of The JPM Company offer, an opportunity to work for a large globalcompany with all the benefit, of a family run organization. To apply for this position, send vour resume to: JPM-Antrum 1125 Squires Beach Rd. Pickering, Ont., L1W 3T9, Attention Human Resources N19192 SO" HO WAgems ■Rill Sakes wbA9e,ns DURYIA%1�I V F:f',T LHRYSLFR DEALER Has 2 open,rg, f,.r NEW/USED SALESPERSON W, 1.ffer • L .r„rt ff,x,r traffic • Aggressive remuneration package • xtonthly & Annual bonus • c ,,.,d benefit plan • (Jt'mo supplied Elr,vme Partof our Winning Team!!' For private and confidential Inten'- contact VILLAGE CHRYSLER AJAX ' I!er., Aux. 0nta nn I.Is 2R9 (9ko5) 683-5358 Ask for Dwayne or Ted OLYMPIA INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY LTD. �uN1hl,�jr.hc� i.:LES.iuh'y'S Ajax & Eastern Orrtan0 Machine Shop Supplies 905-683-5010 Bruce Hyde POOL & SPA STORE Rryuir,'s e t_lli 1;7)1. �,, tut to a„Ist customers with purchases, deliveries and service. Large thu,v store. Some experience is u,eful but a friendly, helpful nature is essential. 12 months P-ition at an excellent alar• :he right person. Call or fax It (905) 428-9768 Skmed 'hip iwot0 coup I'll %t STRtprf-R. rt %rt '0 %K1 ­R -raiz m-! •. •r r. d d i r g . arn,n ..,n-. pa r •. ttimmum S veariexprnena'e orCes.•arv. Please fax resume h. (9051831-7571. Required For oar and Nuys shift Must nate experience 1Mith progressive dies and trouble shooting problems In the press Will consider: 3 A 4 year 80"Itices. Shift premium. PICKERING AREA FAX RESUME TO 905 839.3513 O VA.7 Rona Cam RUA.7 Hark care EXpericamd Fester rAK.Aft To Operate a Mixed - Modality Home Experience and/or background in Child Care would be an asset For further info please call 905-837-2098 (collect) Needw TO Foster Special Needs Children Experience and/or badLground in Child Care would be an asset For further info please call 905-837-2098 (collect) SOW FMp WE titrating cadd a must Cwo leCtedba pa0wk peterred Tin Rept' waft r O B ,o W He 034 Week PO Bo. 389 He 1344, 865 Farewell St Osla iia. Oral 11 H 71.5 1 rtoOpAa DENTAL ASSISTANT and Dmul Recep0onK1 101 busy once includes nignis. wce- kends and Sundays Pnone (9051 334-575' FULL n! PDA p0Won avalade t« a 0ercral donut practicem Oshawand d Writ oy Cora. Great oppitiowry t« n emhauslic ad Da1enl- OnMed 103m member who possaSes twol"t11110M sons sties dal hours $trip nesume to He c 350 Oslaw Ths Week. 865 Fae.el SI. Dnawa. Ont UM 7L5 Pan Mime DOS11an available mm mew 3-4 dhena0w evenings our 5 momingi; to al estaatsned eQkMP$d Rckenrrpq mMe cwkt PES eau t to50 la T some to 49051 x262907 PHYSIOTMFRAMT warud b Aurk a Iull-lime locum Post - tion 11om Set to Dec 1999, in a Out, phyab-awed pnvm annpoaeda Panne m Pkk- ertng Piissol a n Jan 2000. Fax reswu b 966509.7182 or all Casty 905-509-7181 QUALIFIED Omture TeMni, cmI "it ed to tall tame pp 511100 fpr a lab In OgMwa. Only ezpenenced need apply Cal IAn at 5161164 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto one: (416) 798-7259 Moon. to F e oo are Commercial Ave., Ajax 4 A822 Whites Rd., Pickering (Sara Lee-Amberlea noun) - � 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. it�a+-hL. INN-lc�� bless-f1i:16M mr-m J Claltttltifi•d OnIIM. Now when you advertise, your word ad Sra: NNaI410 P■. llreEfi Mwl�lr tMiSMtBtiBt r� . - also eppean on the Internet at: lglp•1/wwBrti�url9Bntltews.nM - E-mail' eolltpoee8 ANP PMGE 98 MOM ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDMON. AprN 29.1999 A1161 CIA" MEFAM I CnAI w i 6Ti _ M64Y err/W "FOR YOU1for the (HOME SHOW SAL. E Sun May 8th & 9th 9 am.- 4 Pas. at Whitby Iroquois Sports Centre LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE!! CALL LISA FOR DETAILS Oshawa (905)-579-4400 Ajax (905)-683-0707 1"O@Pko aa1M°MCal Do 629 95 C restPrI Ineed from 222 95 UNIFORMS PLUS 2100 frock Rd (in North of finch 1n Pdkhind) Open Monday ro In 8 a. 7ymSal 9 am- 5 pm PAde 9E5-427-4348 • 1 Derl mw"t EMCEO ENERGETIC In'e out nannr'housekeeper td DWs 1 years 1= did ermas Nare on- ARaA 8 Fndl 509.8157 LM-RIN OUT NANNY It. Swift.ska tkhors rtMMoes5It9el,ea ur inn C3"1905,428 mgners nerper Cor lamely Please '691 1LME b -NANNY recurred For A Must nave r erence$ A. Call Pam 6669676 MMNY WANTED Resporrsr- W and relable nor 3 credited Monday b F^dal L,re-rn may be ararlable Mouthing Cyt Peggy it 905 637 2735 RELIABLE MARIY wanted, noire my for , xdrm Ex pel.we reomred Non- fmokt, To tart n June Bal,hrrIo-ocol CA Guldane (4161261-7987 Otyrae • AralkOe LOVING HOME .AY,ARE Yorr nines am :Mary cm - muse -yrs 5rrs pM- NoromLimp US re- wprA,ed 6na.vcfwW fast ad. Val" Farm/ Hay 2 dna to Pownrlg Go Cin (905)-037-9600 PIWENMC %no I Rene LV ng da-- ,p mmnms n; 12 ran D "100"0* b.0,11c ad gu l CryK ably rine morc mr, wao rows 6 law Firs: ad CPR offered Nmr r2. 'etmws 905-428 wrWEn m EDUCATED moth. nI : rut v to wad o am,"'oe care Por your child nil m my home Nubmous bwN14Mt. IVrJet 6 snacks 6uoaRNd. wN ndoW I out. door idr.wa in a ro•we wI-fli,okrlg Idnvolodndtie.d era y are a I Wkw tAptd Io ren d.lOien pNpeLNWCw Mention, 496 W (906 1- Free LATS • V ktm : s: ,696 ip -, p - 9 w:Iwwlw Cal r9c5 Pan POOR i ITer oft kid it-, ice, ,worn r�pp,r Iw•. 47 >,•- 1 tion POOL .. 3 Slept' MAh 11�ki4"3 AMA 15,: :. $Was SIT lai0k bpM tondd,,r Asknp ie5n 1905 434 468 Snp f Arpclw J ULF STORMIG s:u1m doom 4 "m dord• rte ripen faucet boa M16 P.I%ok mewEmi son i°" pow tide 72.37 a awaswes L M eco se, 436{718 to WT Rev span swat Ill- e1.5 355' i INCE MOMOOM -1e 5 Pa fc'wr ]Set 5-::u -- . alk ,nmry Sm, k14k1 6 ami amt tI05) MF bat I 6SATNH YWETS vo to 1/ 2 ora Mane' DunesIron 19 99 olipa%c '.oro h1999 part, -Oft Iran $f M Ewrymorq Map Go' Famay ILi/w 5 Porn MM OMs - led fDS7I►-Safp aNwwclm6 NEW Iowa rI,, Lomem F $24b.11" ItbMlt. W bM from $1249 moieIFFA ty $Sa,wmmg 9054LSS10i°3N1aa ATTENTION STM TRH tar, 1. sae 'tie Her :,elwa.x, 4,1Ve Payees ,w trig ions area T o lards Irom Ow SW 10i S- s4.9m M. 'or Lbyd 905404.90% bro, WY -EM While dww ab'.,$45 Call (965) 655- 41759 Sip IED. BLACK •^Dude non w a." pawn onnoll mal- .`_"N"" OP~. 3 20C Sacrifice $490 (4161755 -GMS &MINCut the .4a man astau r as custom made window coverings Ven" Vwkkkd %.UM Free est son 1416)22:7777 or 19051460.0072 or 1.888.364 OWMET 6RDK9, 1170%. Ili thick. pWsh, Sian m Lstant carper for 3 rooms, only 136900. PIKe mdudu 30 So yde carper. dome pad and IIsL6adn in your home Free oudydn If your home. No omerewno oymerw for one IWI yea Dinkel. 1.606- 217-0104 WHETS - Ids d carpel. 100% nybn. ail Sall) re- lease ceras OR haft. I will carat 3 rooms, 2349. Price nd(desmnWr�. pmmum pad, mfree estimates (330 yawl, Morrnarl 686-2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car - 100% nylon slain re - camel 3 rooms SM. (90 so. yd 1 UbaLIL S carpet, Ion Free �ado imalies. carpol repairs Serving Duhan Nd 6a6 -,m wrroudeg Mea Sant 905- OAmn in van • can* three rO 30 Spare yydi from 5329 uMta6W Iwil eat• curl your pat Cus'Dreer sNstacbgn Dow- Admd CNI Mie for row hoe esomme. 905-p1.4040 COMPLETE dri mAng wu akr drams Ecats - nes For beuge orearn extrancome, easy tD all Good condition 62000 905 576.98071 fill m 1 COMPLETE from dos, rut wM aluminum Siem 66 Side Ig sM 4rn Good co d,W x 65 12' de. $275. MASTER CRAFT SIIm Fit wrdow yr conditioner 7000 STU. good poddmon SM. W 5716007 COWUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT Amrrin1 yr no M.. teen f1Wwk Ioac 313 Mhz loa ed pnm91. mmho, lnterllelsoilwk ad more Free sinner delivery and getup I-BDD-5153545 CONTENTS SALE. everything .,At go Including light Oak doing room suite buffer ch N cabinet table chars 61200 Cw(905)831-94M EEAIIES lo, sale. make in One, Call 4366972 (ship) 1ant FEL.TEN and pump for Ing,uurd pool $250 obo 7282906 COMPUTER SPECIALS` - 100mh; MWD Fiedu S, nein $333. Pemlum Laptop $744 166mn7 Internet System $666 Superfast 400Fft61188, We love doing 6 up - difficult repars 905- -3661 EVHFLO 'On My Way Travel System stay -m car base -err am ar sealhade as to ..0 er E.cellet condition Pad $280 6 monms ago Asking 5175 665.9738 I91p) FREE PAGER"MOo.ota Bra" Numeric Pa un6mned or tome I'dm 5-g 95 per mwm No credit - No Problem Door. ered direct 10 your door. I- rw .,xfr5 tuN LUAI Beautiful Mo. mute brown an length sue tG 12 Al p"'Sed al $9500 sxkra was asking $5000. lurder reduced to 53000 (705) 786-0089 (snip) G E. REFR16EUTN. 4Y Round table 4 dart area rug 2 table top brass 0 Wen lawn mower. 2IF m Shippers Ab roller plus An humidifier 4 told whn 666-73N m -,-v day bed NANK-S APPLIANCES ]wlity recondni ed acoluncr'S like dew C.- in AL1 ?u, vxmi doom fit ... ; d U.- NII SINN IN d delve fing- l.d0es m live ared �'oves S 44up. washer'fry- e•S uw ng 3399 must See Wide Lite -y -ides, like new while quo Mm Last 3600/upRettliv trdst-ba S244up 2, lido, eve SM. ride Large "lection O ba - =1 % ,126 Smaller St S 19051726-°W3 HUDW00D FLOONMN6. prennnred un'mnhed 3 4' Oak Mage pinch Asn Do if yourself yyrme�ssrolW n- syaunorf SMadmgrM ar5,anatabkFIN�eN377 Cab ,,.4aa0a wal NOT TW 5.6 drrScv% grey made nbregiaa 32000 POOL TABLE -il a9 1' Sloe IeaaaW p%dets. 10114 %iniad low4,pMnaew cloth aas- 19051985-36T0 X200 N UK MO , th k Dreroadc P,sove, o let aiw pane 31w bac:.- -A 31 roo so 3675 14761 2WOM Mpei11G CONTOM3 da. we "bdm -xv, :os :,,I Labor,d inn :us - ,:m peach rapes 20- Alena VFWr forerun, o (90S)�Ygg� atiwld EEO A COMPUTER- NrFo 6 :vee a-4. 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JPll 6 oaparrs Carom otTv tinnier Mo `SS Serwce cin 705-324 v6eelslpl DM WALL HINTS IMM rx•wan 49" t,"5 -user- .al, wit SOW SIN 240 wen W4.wn 73 N Gr N eap 905 am- PWo TECHIN3" -i'me m g reran .11d p11- Pr,'Use co,tultww: a: as _o A mroras CIA 6100 a 905-427 7431 PA110, lOINATlw11 JC«'� RE NCu a�_�A SALE New, antic .., moment. lon7 must Go- Huge nww ,al - am Lied Pree Naw lyra para kpw SM and .p N6MN go down. 180% of to V-0fNaC6orr ,�jer6raM Opti- Irom SMS wit up Com TEL EP PIAM 4331491 NCAOSS SATELLITE. maw mode' !. 35 ncludro Opp X�OC ckaaa -4 ° S 9Via, 98 wrlttaNram aodWe Cask OtWarakLi 101 6 mane Wa.n5a1 ,9051 re,41911 (9051 6264 M my To am am w- mndmwM ,arphn,ca a* row 7 v s Fall 'ar,91' fid dye II. !06263.6399 a 1-880.7N-5602 SEtew DAWY wooden CSMue r y rwn W 3339 pais w Awry Deer Lm and Myk1 awralw Apo %Maas add rb is 761 IIUt I Flo Una 3 asPRarerug For me rao can 905-614 2093 PMLIOMFNRWTM Naw (tkWamg Dur 25m Mn,ver SJry we are Table Special ,AgdA MWA. ova. mnpwv,4w, him .. 60 PeOnW RIE MAKE THEN ALL' Naar a special an or color. NO PROBLEM because w badaan I" taw toocknexuar rota D. also ltiarldo,kld EfNaaaw,.wd IMM. Harr pNk4. Dreg Room xklden BsOwom are carom Deskpns w on pmm- a .Drop n and see our S&M of ek M woodamlwg Ucdit and let a glow you plow fie turnere is made ReNoKMo •T1km a No Substitute lea OWI, ty. Trad6dka Woodwon- wq. 115 Mort) port Road IS. bll PabO Rd.) Pon Perry. 905-9W$774-fradlldn- wroodadkeg.on.a LMEI FtelEa $10 / up, used SIM up. road dryef� $1251 99 1 up how old Iuh- Win opvaw washer; and ow proggs New b. finial ftwon SSM and k,0.dew 3O rm wM duck ad adder $Cep Wide se - MOM of oew now and used aoplwnes Gin us lofty. =-". PaM Bruce St Dshaia(905) 576- 7448.wb sake -.dwnaw- MAe.IXIIdl94phiertsdts MATER =$- coir Excelsior coAOo longer so) $150.Par Tedi sbs $50. ppuuSloe 1whin sal.* 9D) $SO6 T96i25115np e®ODIG DAM for saw .. gom, erad ftp. Ib ll fag , Poll MM TM a0aem Pal 51400. Asaatg 3600 Has aro Oarm%e16)t, dyday/ fdoal DW!A 905- 46x9696. ask for Bwb.(s w) L Wolo$UoRDoak. maim, 158 Its. wrdsurr Wwi boom 2 pc IhaSi_GMSia sir bmtw pig 5 2 Si Mel twice 318W16) (416) 714-8955 VRRE CASU for sale GII Tim 905.663-5177 Sep GARAGE door repors, brake SVMP. COPi lokm. open Ars nwaW Tiwups. $4 95 416.33601)73 1 A AN1ED U?AbMIK *l Ad. Nee- PWwOyUs r DIFIn in ges- tee' wtso sig thque w. n - lata w/sow amgce LOln- CARS. (Uro %IMI to rasa COn- S n K tmft collections of any Sot terns S Al single IIficalI II Moo dams Sp WAN wiry to e- Lloocrdl Doskry I W to M- B t to AN Quenes, PAW MmV es- Bkoklnl Ontario !0.5)655-6619. lex 19051655- I ALD UNCOLN MERCURY" Your one stop shopping for "i6i4N*4654NM3 VE CLEAN ESTING" and MM as Mali Mectiarificai sal Cenk9ms 1 1 A/Ue1M l9wltbd 8U1'ING AMTIOOE and col lettable contents clu0mp complete estates &51 Pas, ble pnas pad Henry Nyrrl, 905985-x161 WANTEO &lee ,lobi Im lode Ic n1P m Please call 725 2M3 used day mpper ka•;ak 985 0059 .1 Amb FOLK ART CLASSES avataMe beginning May loin All kr elsmorning. afternoon am evenmg classes araill Beprrmers our SPma'ty Learn a craft Dal an rehm stens ad cave eormda e- KMnr Cyt 19051 576-3947 to, Information ®L.._ UL POOL NEW, river installed 15 round 52 deep 200" ground a'. bite,. access oleo. Solt, baer rWPrice new a $3200 Askmp $2,300 (9051 831-65% SALF - IUYAK POOLS. Ret tanputar aobe ground nk]ud Ing 995 clung l6 14 0 0 Package includes in. el 2 ladders. sand fitter comp colddo t-11001666- .1 loala FpNp FOUND =... male a' weau, ,,; h"Rao Font green Dell 0111 trendy and a"e, bo -We Cal 19051420.6943 pip LOST COW-ALTAL Grey aft velbw cn,nul "Imuos and Les o u Reword Call 9p5-6343756 • 1 pa'Ik161IpIrYs 1 FREE ."M1 Ma rats ng cal 965- VIPs ARwCM :OCKER SPANIEL corps ,,sore Aotrable bun - due$ JI - '..darty - ramed2tCKC Red O shat Lwin ASC PUPINas ideal to go ,: s coovn Y Lina. wt Oftwi IN, -0-W Cal JWe 9W721 - arm rr k,.... T••L"NL,.24 i .i..woFr . row- luor CELONIG. -G 3 r Y.n - ' -, "'I" In RaW El ;Wet snow bo- !Map Mat be Seen 19051373-03/2 hoof 11 Ara.paMw 1965 ItANDLER i^^ y� 36 000- ,,g- men Very ,real %Oft linden %alp SriWo a s 190514M• 9641'. map sip aM3 MERCEDES M m1W to, aksn "WO(pkms E.Cm brit pint• "a with ,tarwr 406-M#A" 24200 Gin "83 OLUNONPIt Jena ss Rv- flimrg am, '18 4 as. pb oft au a vol M- sestN gm colreeLi as M OCI oea Callcm)2447 4?0 1998 am A. 4 dam fain. E.ccoen' •r st Colakin Md. $680010 LOLiv�e aMe°�°apt a (9osl{36i4c "a MAZ.DA $26 wen% 5 weed IQK%d 4 dR%f lm d nein pelt Good cxw" M w - -MN an Oft Ala 106{27 -SM 1966 PONTIAC lent GT 211L. V6 auto caw SomorA. ab. M. a- •ed with W4y ~w rww bra Last down Job had work clonal Awe tin =" $3500 Deo M5MO- "a8 Do= 60C SE 4 din. Tbun • - Ixto "".MG a. Suitt: 00ridbup. $/2% Cin 905-W3.ialf "a SiINMRO U. am cab Rease ,all Troy 579.6146 1+w. 1189 Bv,ck Rapti. 270 MO kr ra'" damn. 615M a d ."lea 1. 190 Topm AN d led dine 128A00 km pin pd atd 512W a Is to"- 1. 1907 Nasty 2do Sx ISD o00 It. 5-1pd d NO M. he -rk $700 a a Ilsero- ak1 1969 /Mart 41(4. 358 P mows rind a bans 270.000 On 26000 a a 705.277. 32501901 tape CHRYUEA DAYTONA M 163000 bens Good cern dodo RWM well Asking Paw P,ORr 9OS4615 late FORD ESCORT. 4 or DUa art cod ex le.11 on on weal tarn are of rine res excmknl COndllon 1500 a a 985-1991 190) less Grad Maqut 120.090 km. Yereo catselle.Crtae MMrd, Powe, RwdDW$Ad=S rip Din. looks and enue ase Dew Un tilled eralM ld kd osrpll 09ed $4200 Tel 6662240 /eft PDNTIAC Steel wVnF, SM OW Cal less TEW"t. am. aoeF *9 mr4bon $3000 000 as M 1967 Ch7mw Shadow my Blood CNW*on $2000.060 a M sr nn, Mems ern, Cal from 93p.m. sur.- SN. 579-1382 toss VW LTA wM inn rod Good mrdhen 52090 44 1105 1)-4306252 or MO51'666 less PONTIAC Tenvem 3.1 erom. al"aMtm r Vie. ay7 1 �-30997 arldy Cali im Taw LS. Paas. Dew Oft 576-e712. IOU pmRegal. 111,00011mS. 4 dor, SN1Nt/ blue NDend, a., Its. D.D.. PW ABS. arruPm `asn t. excellent condition. Conder WIN umam lest $7200. Cal 19057668-9746 1M0 CllLWA Am. him OriYen, eA4., Alt Maaas. Nr mndMOrwg- flew tMa. 52100 k9 %III laselad m lead cftw V100 iegg . In mcondition. 'ren. Can905-6M4$6B13. I= PONTIAC terNww. 1U badad new Follows new I= aft Dia, $7960 centered no to IEmn"m kwadI Cie 726-4917 1992 TOYOTA OF, CA Tey blee, one lady owner 5 speed. wnroof, Idly loaded hp air.CD. paver New Ores. mm Colldhon. $11000 Tel 90- 6143075 IM DODGE CARAVAN. 3L. 7-passenper. arMm casseme, we mama,nd $6900 obo Call Brun 905.4307543 1N3 OLD DELTA 88 RoYvy laded Great shape tSo OOOK 1 $7900 41B 01- -064 CHRYSLER 1713. ra- roon dint condition. IN" turner, hlpnwy miles aak- Inq {12.900 oa Cw 905.725 1695 I1 kw Soft IM LIMO LN TOWN CM. black 177.0001m E,celiedl mndrb0n kskmg $15000 (905)-83-0820 lea NISSAN SENTRA Im acdate condnwn 96.000 Iris loaded. Iwks brand new Exaul w! driven $5500 19051725-6704 no IM CAVALIER 2.2 2 door red limed puss. 5 speedVary V10 economical II Seal tended with history dockets EraNemcondition Asking $8900 Call 905-5746003 atter 50. 1M CHRYSLER INTREPID Vl an. Pw ps pi 92 000 km S11 11111 r- 015-dS5.AF5, Im MOVIAL SUNrpill black grey Imemn, ercelbnr Oandhrn, a., amTm cassette only 90.000 km 2 it spokr trunk. dual a,bagsimrrom 576-M 1967 FORD ESCORT Lx, aold of, keyless entry ver W. emended warranty eval Wit CMNMM. So,3000O call X754! 8314490 or evenings WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit. no credit. You work? You drive' Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905-706-8498 DO YOU NEED I n ........ ... ..... naw. Ss:,: long ame e300 a rarer e Bou arorered "a n 9e pw 4a Men as (4 14161 67424{7MMSNOr an aP cOramm,we 6000 U ECnOa akad an WIlled rid ss,Ww "Iced 6 moron war H, araeu Ed Pam Ano S-. "! 14M Hws m ,."' n - ce JW use Ad 77665+<" SALES ; lml-E" I I / A,waRWwM A L A AUTO an Hain too Ae ;r, 4 W 510.000 Can on ,rte AWA any ou dr 6o. wr res Cw Li ahy,- kM. N APWa. 7 6akayyst70 rww serwM 10699F5063 a M5-7px523a GSM FOM CM- we our useIf -icirs 7eh,clrt -rust �{-1ue°p�224SS w c4 MNiiAD rAUTO s�ALES at x s��f So IM Name IM Mustang 362 S sod cusum Pont bwwM rc^r 'at, Mus aw Mae .6. or, waft br imp YJ CAN N5 -NS -3143 1al7 OwNk pick,p Ak. brass tw:clneM mwalNW $1300 aM*a or 6 P. 1 705,3572015 (901 fall NtUM pick up trick 5 Sod 4 Minder m modlik0w, central Cin 725-4678 am 6 pm a realenOs 1816 we tlHOwr sok ex- WIOW ab SLE 2.01 %Kk) Sher „ata V-8 32000 IN Ipadad ad oda 122.500 Tdoom (905) 434-M 1M OIWE D AMON slT 59 a%prWR we Fay %kine Wafer wit train Mdak61ry ''=11 a ' 64*&YPMs Pw Rad WSW Cw Min 905-07-9975 Isred vow lM IME CAANA..7SE pasSkkp9 27.000 am, 331. V6. akso. rkrmdr100" S1a.500, N Md1. C ire. 2775 ELsialine 1M4 Wolb 2/- trader. PaN Modd. OW 6 Good =I&- tm Ask1p $3000. Cin US- S 6- 8666O W l p.At. CAIS-7RUM Lionel lkm barn stl sled. los tree. $1e� 6 NwCYNr ca1IWM- win m,Sparidoh 16' Www - Wm Slide left (1 Combo19 SM $450 LaatDwkd 32500 (905ygF21M a boat 1M POLE Ow M 'leer '95 xCA 600 w m New pant PoiishO taktl. 4pA wey(1 speed tract. studded e4gD0 obit Cil !05-915-3163 MR FAL OW rule 18 HP evkuude outboard, taaa, fen alder, Down Rg- Oer Mrd led more! Exstlwm mndbon ASYinp (2500 000 Cw571-1723 15' STARCRAFT. fiberglass. wSftJOMN � wMdk��10QQ_SIrSM 511-5. bk watt CIL EaaH- Imt collodion. $2.500 t9DSl 429.2135 1 AND 2 BEDROOM aal- able 19 of coy Starting at SW $740 w inclusive Chat Bratfing, Draw No dogs. Cw (9905) 721 :'232 &%CN M well-maulUned 2- 3 bedroom apt haw it 900 ad 896 Glen SI Some wM walk -m CImp; ppwYnl pron0 d Close to SCh00n. Sh00- prq titre GO SUtlon Un r bee 1rld,ded Cyt 728.1993 SPWDU6 2 bedroom base Rind attainment launtlryy 2 pavate enhances. pudmq utilities close to all amen' ues Available June 1 No C. h sVtul f90Tel 830ec 75655 IMI r womw Aess 1, 2 i 3 fled. Apes. Refurbished i Neer Appllences. All UtIL Included• lnr h,c,use Supt. A Ment On sib Security. Penial OMM: Nin - Fri. Um - 8 pre Sat 6 Sun 1 p6- Spm !/VALIANT PROPERTr 111IIANAGEaIIENT APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: %eww bigtoolcom/-highnser , 4104,319 wacm. rxmr4 Mr. 4r Pers now M1iaoyyeess lM" oke ru�t 69394602M ALU large 2 bk,lropm m w 4.1mom M vichrove w; pets pea° F." ad lin Av14M 105-427. ..-la2790 tUl' MAJAI. 'w a,ON.bight. . dkw bMroom DMaw mets. both m South Alla epM IMM new ed -m kwa- Mn, pre hM wp mbar IMM taaaA. r14 9lnplrn. r14 phis. $e75 6 M60-clusvF FwriftM Aralablp JUM ISI JM, a Joww (9054,9{636 ATTRACTIVE 2 be. ;_ IM UMubn. cam ppill ng rid uwwdn tpMm ocked -: Fin! Mas ftm Cal 1N ap- ., nenuNne (M5) 579.2 2 AVAKAAE �IXAT[LT, m 4m101 Ain Sv„rom: Spa I. uanxeed.:Kn:, parm- a wen micmN Cath - ase. S .rapwrMLima -Kiklbd M90 CA 1 '90 3 e We-dWe-2 tMeee'90 3 •'D -0t34 BACHILM ApampFm ini mwdlydv faSD m- .aie hydo Scar re sADak4 Fw9ltaat n- ,ww emwos- '"rl A Mb CAN 19051 Ole ss CEw u iduhM. %a 9e ',•dr�,xrm 4wtw dwft a.ai I'. AU, • First am ew w :.-N 0.014n. 7650 of, ,on CAN Mable a 72S "21 betty 6 am awl 43D i fpr a/ewawem CENTRAL Oebawa. W'.." 'pannier„-a•aorwl2- 404 In wall-,"t,.ed l•,,d,g plod M as awn " ►lees CO (9XIM-077 s la-7pm CwwRTttF 2 Mr Clear, 4 anMarmot tmAreo e apanmen! IN,o1aMlkpw o el0aglkr tumwl b. ria 4M a96. -M to Oc Galan Pawns cn4 Wo*v No--S-mw a Rs Ewry.�°q{°Ma1j�' �0 MMINWO/'kpltiway 2. Two u� tmSL rcaupMaMwae"°wet June wrkruaabe Isi AvaF able w 19 wanm ata w r1019061427 -0414414a4 WMACULATE Urge b,ru 0Mk"'9w Blvd s v. St alta Top kap sods of nu F.W.ro*. whine, dim. leu 6 Free we W ndudal IN. F A G Fur- rrNa a Os rot w.w uwp Yoga com pan" For PM AxbUFtft-� Jwe k,9 Cr central located. WrSiMn a. posurl $69S1aWO bmWW oears4 wckdn nem. Inegr. 9ove. t ray oak,g locks, AM can awadY MaddNs No pets *ad" no. CMN 576 - LARGE newly 2 f' aim, No lower apadrnem wM prime -em trace amral-a Oa lotck- w. 4-ADOaN M. lags w me lin ed garMgn- we 1 ft AwNADk ly t Larm wckmw W. Mer is~ read Cin Millin LoAcaplArt Intl 2-bedoom agemem 6 rasp. $toI Stag. I Ulfaiame° No 'pCalll((905) 579-9759 WNsoNRosslmd aw 004 . Ad4Ude 6 Psi Nice 3-badkom. SOW wo w inclume. uKiuds raw i parkug firalAist naawrid. Avaiftble JUN 19. can 571- 1537 or 432-1521. PM,�i 2 w. eel men soon DmgaloN. to Tom parbnp. dose b Town Cerrde. 5950hde w ■Ckm. FrsVIu1 Ardeawe June 1 No pas so9-16s1 PICKERM'.WHITES and finch, a w* May am BmALO. Mgm one bedroom apartment, no at. non smoker. FMrwe woo paean tlits+n,e (905) 639-1200. PICKMK WESTSHORE - 3 bedoom man fl0a asp Pak - mo. antral AN. 4 AW - close M schools Av °S My Iw SM -Iwo w' dU9W (9a5)83II-et M PCKENIMG. 1 -bedroom agemlN9 apmnmmA. dose to PTC. SeDarM ewaoa. pak- ISof � all i June Oft Cal (9051509-1651. OWWA Large 2 8 3 Brill units. Utilities included. Easy access to schools, shoppn . For appt all (905 721-8741 Two IEORDOM. Nelson Street. Osh a Stove. Mlrg- eraot allies am parrgqr�qq Upper foor f6M Per rtgnm Avalylk 1 de- posn repro Cw 5742 19 WHITeY Uun. o t bedroom apartment In low rise kW*q 5675. y�do tory anlerhihaAvid able May 1 CAA 905-130.0959 or 4164969027 ROOMS FOR RENT and bachelor awthent lot rent For turdw nformAtion *M rad 1906)720-oll WNITBY Large bachelor rranmem In, Mm. $5351 month One bedroom apart. ,nem $5751,MOMh First ad :ail refigurred Ph" Days '25-8911 evmino and wee- e1,ds 6"16 WNY rent +ten YOU can Olin Own lone to Kiss ow T,nk„r Call DM Saes Rep Ra•Ua. Al (1991 Ltd SM-3WO or (905) 666 f liptwa 14=1m-- ass°bi m k lW NOLIft Homs -1•r•s W."VII . • Float Tkhd%k Baafyee� - Call mww DWOOWU*d bankrupt? - CAN Ilarlel • Na Much Dow Tway rnmo? - Call Llorkl MWk offers honest. Wo%eafoniM. no prOMt" eervioe to help � YYod wn • . ie - o 19I 871.1278 or 1�Ms004404275 MlVk Stapley LAM Raµ Rawas ADMIr F loved E*Uft Lid. 1 R«+ 1li.1v r 1011 a1MCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Unit- Parking nivParking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Clow to schools and sho ping. Call 905-7211 To RM AaowLiaarbn ° 1 ansa a MATURE Employed female student seeking stared ac- APPROX 466 so If new of ammodatdm or room IW fire space for $450. 13 nm. Inwlladia d June 1St rooms) avaruole ormediale- bors fpreka 1 Close ro y. Includes everyllnnp. Srm- bus ruolt P M al Cfwsk-an locative CNI Stove ria 404-0107 (sr01 PERM to start Iowlnorese. M 30. FT. OFFICE SPACE. fireplace underground pan- includes 2 oMm from foyer. mg. 5 appliances,putty Ir- washroom 6 kitchen Zoned misfiled. yy(ptas R40 oad South Autmrrollre 8 mall In Alex $535 micarve per momh imclolle all ISeve I" and last Tel 831.4036 OFFICE SPACE McOal/omce AT 4611 WNM IID.. Picker. space Klr,ii add While S Ing dean Itone gw" sul Ro Pickering Ground level Nsron a congervallon amad Second tW space arol- Stare all facilites %mate CIA �edrrInr oal"- preferred non Smoker- do La,•y (116F110-0776 pets aeaable row $375 1 CWftlaM lin" Sere ubldin. 839- e 7540 TWO BEOROC pLA Lorwwmmiwrn m nage fur 1m, ,n Lake.., For tale and waterFor pfl do droll wdwma AJAX 2 LEGROOM cordotion a8 Mare or Jack 705- WHO SAN'S r i.6_ovu real ;"do, vroom. Damon SXOOO girosAn ft. 1:18111Ilrrprb•'enllaefa : 1 1 Improkrwib 736-3319 A IE TWULSeymour SETTING nn tiY)l CAViU T - :ea low aw mm� Mw- lee Seymour 2 3 ono 4 AFFORD TO a� -e June 1 c9 (905409' 44% beoroom cOlksm hay Nl'1' A HOUSE? PIATMIIM prppC Pod, eshuq. 1tOw. w96uy G=ood. 2 his QWN tion f'Orymorah ROUGE -wry 2 'r'•dromm� sines 2 bo,- Ne of iolawo 1-866-813- . %o, V.Do.iogwwn�++ '•rims. so No. ar. 6 ap- 2212 1905) 571-6-275 a��rM,dryy . W"cd. e" M" GMT FURNG i r cri= 1-800-840-6275 hilliad. pool yea. gym. /a11rf raat, SamRd hd,mr on A lce ,lee O.w Marr kSta+pl �" a Smw 14 I hod, from DSnaw4 Modern colum Sadir ba_pa purr For to of k,0 :eart .^-B86-a74LEr1K 5325) wrraltw Saw ori prigs (7061 696 ABA OAU DO a 3 bedroom moble (perms- 2601 pill" I doCdalad. dose to G0. teS en9rsM ; I ROO*N LM Roo" firttlas re%mcw (416)2W 35" so smakrs KOte ORNIO MW ma -3 A N C ROOt7P/G pedoo ,� too, Dorn Amd ABAmi� Now N n_ grm.d pin ,vas CcyKkaB a'. 1.;.•r,a ��v•f.. new and Md, MO -*UlFe 'Jk.,rkmansMp 1.sYafYlleed 10'6 Uscoupt l0 Bp with M ride n $lM: Lcniors, fully insured. Fre\t eaaimaes Wks il alp ol.Ky, rink M. Cala Aa("S)�rew at i1 4X*46704 faU,ap on Lou" wen fto aeM4W,t. 1.,S4.re 3325: mawaa. W IMM b o IQ ftrs- YO"Iro9 a Npr•P : itpv.q a Rams. A' M &K win mma, WRer wit avwRMR me- AJAX Moving Systems 'a w'we5 +d.n aia,wvc amC p1o,( orna,n ' a' 1M r'u:n, SaAaao sdftm Grere DMs- A. - ,ft win -, q -VPM Pik ,wk-NeWY u,palpprrLi 1 Miall WIdoW IM SSP OWN a 43a4Mg io, vo e, S" Em to wn c4M pwwnbplaen OM LAIRS 0 SAN kw.*W of 725-0005 or MME to wen .en 5o apo 427-0005 E ronin trod. 4 Yam ban ramwr 4 borer = peer eery to mAr{ bpm it:11 MRprowaRaW,A ►MMRMa wads FWWt OP.M MM -2 po 400 saw wCAR i CMWWYAE "GUARMfTEEO" n-spabte phi) Trp Far toe PA KTWG A anch.noMrS 4M.kg bqulnais : MOM STEPWIG NWXA.W.hW 3 640• a AWM i Pn'abdol Slew Sl roan noiow I4ltwry owom d Patlrot a Waknoo ww we mw*.odts IrOe u::. seven appkwawa. Pay M gout SMARM hiole �� 4 Stonecraft For, Mdco am. W.Wv n $goo ON (905)-72&9126 bomom LaII SMR Yarsormaga in tweyMa, !05121-0251 Was blchrn Fsaerpp AS aw �w,a 190515749,A !!•JIB 9•i.iYea ralmo T Fix RAN and AJU LLMIMIY TOWUNOUX. batlydan3, addkm w Am 3 bedrooms 1 : 2 ams ab- and second skoW. Sf--inp.(il-A soutery no smoking no pals rclwuk. T,p,WIN) w.k S1.050FtOnN fOQRMS. i -walwe A.0104 i�tduma. WINI4t61324 AN, folk gURrarMROC NMI un For ser ant 1 WON' C.Fu b. a FRF$ .- CLOVER RIDGE AND404~ HAaWOOD There twdrorwn luwn- b,h- it"6"',t` t COIISLCIL ON TMS PNNTM applwwz+, fn- wlyd A DECOR I-. pool. galeSpecakD719 NY Interior b Exterior May 421+DIe TOIB European Workman- aA 11111 "11-1111 KEITH WOO* i out. step AN work Fast, clean, � reliable service.SM 1913 - 428-0081 AVESTEVAIWY 2 ORE 9ED- COU share SII tliddems°glAFF, nedl LICFJm Ma'Aea unlwnsw Oa9al or sacro- ELE'CTRICU I ly• Slat ental f50Nn,ornfl wcksm Rek(a(aS. hrsV tervio0 dm gW laid 6M°°d bwktk -698 may I "NMO' panel MOYNfN swat We Mil move my". . ROOM FOR RENT Free osbmale8- CI A aa�t14a" Clean, bflDhl home AN EI age, .Xi Shen Term 9054264M and mato dadww. Free available t-9��00 sasbalAn i WMNs Rel. suit a working pr 42Fe. MANo11MIttM Jo a ll MOM NARNY-O-TfE- CLEAN reast =Igtt JCeramlicTdteJOu1- Move big orsmall, we Mie. f7S 5-w Nook- door Projects price them all! Free SSD - M,0 ftnak � J landscape and mates, seniors discount, PIC193M FurrMtad Add Lawn Limllerwco short notice moves. Al urdUnShed rooms Sarco ALL WORK pkances moved, also ..DI781427 GUARAPREED 900storage space available. 7 rasa cad AIkN ABI)dSIdBI4 COmparapb rills. Call I« SEAWAY WASTE AMxMREOWVE. ham to EANAGf1EFt1T sat. 5 -bedrooms. 2.142 MRN O ams. double w garage. 1440 Cubic yard have dus 1R uNONs Must i:TM are o -time cab Avalabk Garbage Bin Houses, Apatments, May 19. Cin 19061619-3235 ROrM815 for SprinWOtfici Apoiw- d MR. 19, room in 4 bedroom Piano Specialists. Senior tD"r4i 4 shard accommo. Clean -up 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Mian. laundry kdlaw N. 905.883-1397 Licensed, Insured Free SM I(Wusne Brock RO1401Estimates. PrOonWw Ple4enrg rear w Arlenllks MIWIal. 61199-2560.Mgwiure Call 905 phmbhm 0411 4.16.7715. Abi OMvWWV 10 401 3 oedrodn executive hod. Smoking turnisfwd home FLWMIB N Tw so MOVING 2000 sa " to stove wen ore Top Orality Plumbing at • large or small Separate 3Pc prlrale bitty Reasonable rates • general cartage pace Bus ai a"d ory Su t Servcee and • matenals handing aslorol Dwel street rw installations • general clean-up 700/ do Incudes utilities Residential • bash and meals Available now Parking 905--Commercui removed No lob too big or small • Fast service Free esti��mKKatiptss-�-over 20 $t. Uwrews Somal • • ' / CAM"ince 2 BBS -767.1381 O W- Owd CMDO PM M sW 4Ddrm. aN and Ca- ,amKwpioq wl "Collins. an sen e. A,epPMca man Mw laldry, /d'bb grass. rack, Arc Nice mwgneoernood. 6207.990 Summer c'Onmg 416-3377021 owamuler wn Pa° yrs �t oK. Vw- dor nsakvwe CIMn 1 IQ storey. 2 bedroom IAI0011d. rem ty rlmriNed. canes We rem. Central Dena" Cal 4337949 OPEN W= May Ist 6 Damon SXOOO girosAn ft. 1:18111Ilrrprb•'enllaefa : 1 1 Improkrwib know a perrerni CA Ken COW `old"'°" Bala IM61728{114 CANDO 3 MOOM rink 'emf. RENOVATIONS M"I'd w Mo -INC. dun Wall aeww- Prom c/f Pn 2 -car 906 e.$YArc, $2 a SW LME$1 too aopMC~ � � Mno, to Maicr Penovaget" nnpudkag 5 Jane so -mm ab Remcyeeng fordisabled.ResComm. Ind. Free ABSOLUTELY ASTONNOW IS Id."" I- tied caw, v (905) 686-,5211 1 h.- nom smo•mrmn 1, Fax 905 686-0072 ez Resta COklaM NOW MMI 726-al14 TIME TO SOLVE THAT WET BASEMENT PROBLEM' AJAx 4-BEOVAM Wow 2 11,. .- • V•.. -. i"•. 17 arts 4 4ppk- 9s- 4, Gap Mer+b,ate 1,;nc 7wnOs f1f° dv 44M Ph* us 43y7m Clooy Call Concrete Solutions L ne 1905 432-2202 SMY&Mtnp L• ram A., 3 twomoms. wm .non to of k,0 :eart .^-B86-a74LEr1K 5325) wrraltw w 4 alpLNwe4 linked r4k •-s 4KD - o We atuol V,sa 6 Malwrard pill" I doCdalad. dose to G0. teS en9rsM ; I ROO*N LM Roo" firttlas re%mcw (416)2W 35" so smakrs KOte ORNIO MW ma -3 A N C ROOt7P/G pedoo ,� too, Dorn Amd ABAmi� Now N n_ grm.d pin ,vas CcyKkaB a'. 1.;.•r,a ��v•f.. new and Md, MO -*UlFe 'Jk.,rkmansMp 1.sYafYlleed 10'6 Uscoupt l0 Bp with M ride n $lM: Lcniors, fully insured. Fre\t eaaimaes Wks il alp ol.Ky, rink M. Cala Aa("S)�rew at i1 4X*46704 faU,ap on Lou" wen fto aeM4W,t. 1.,S4.re 3325: mawaa. W IMM b o IQ ftrs- YO"Iro9 a Npr•P : itpv.q a Rams. A' M &K win mma, WRer wit avwRMR me- AJAX Moving Systems 'a w'we5 +d.n aia,wvc amC p1o,( orna,n ' a' 1M r'u:n, SaAaao sdftm Grere DMs- A. - ,ft win -, q -VPM Pik ,wk-NeWY u,palpprrLi 1 Miall WIdoW IM SSP OWN a 43a4Mg io, vo e, S" Em to wn c4M pwwnbplaen OM LAIRS 0 SAN kw.*W of 725-0005 or MME to wen .en 5o apo 427-0005 E ronin trod. 4 Yam ban ramwr 4 borer = peer eery to mAr{ bpm it:11 MRprowaRaW,A ►MMRMa wads FWWt OP.M MM -2 po 400 saw wCAR i CMWWYAE "GUARMfTEEO" n-spabte phi) Trp Far toe PA KTWG A anch.noMrS 4M.kg bqulnais : MOM STEPWIG NWXA.W.hW 3 640• a AWM i Pn'abdol Slew Sl roan noiow I4ltwry owom d Patlrot a Waknoo ww we mw*.odts IrOe u::. seven appkwawa. Pay M gout SMARM hiole �� 4 Stonecraft For, Mdco am. W.Wv n $goo ON (905)-72&9126 bomom LaII SMR Yarsormaga in tweyMa, !05121-0251 Was blchrn Fsaerpp AS aw �w,a 190515749,A !!•JIB 9•i.iYea ralmo T Fix RAN and AJU LLMIMIY TOWUNOUX. batlydan3, addkm w Am 3 bedrooms 1 : 2 ams ab- and second skoW. Sf--inp.(il-A soutery no smoking no pals rclwuk. T,p,WIN) w.k S1.050FtOnN fOQRMS. i -walwe A.0104 i�tduma. WINI4t61324 AN, folk gURrarMROC NMI un For ser ant 1 WON' C.Fu b. a FRF$ .- CLOVER RIDGE AND404~ HAaWOOD There twdrorwn luwn- b,h- it"6"',t` t COIISLCIL ON TMS PNNTM applwwz+, fn- wlyd A DECOR I-. pool. galeSpecakD719 NY Interior b Exterior May 421+DIe TOIB European Workman- aA 11111 "11-1111 KEITH WOO* i out. step AN work Fast, clean, � reliable service.SM 1913 - 428-0081 AVESTEVAIWY 2 ORE 9ED- COU share SII tliddems°glAFF, nedl LICFJm Ma'Aea unlwnsw Oa9al or sacro- ELE'CTRICU I ly• Slat ental f50Nn,ornfl wcksm Rek(a(aS. hrsV tervio0 dm gW laid 6M°°d bwktk -698 may I "NMO' panel MOYNfN swat We Mil move my". . ROOM FOR RENT Free osbmale8- CI A aa�t14a" Clean, bflDhl home AN EI age, .Xi Shen Term 9054264M and mato dadww. Free available t-9��00 sasbalAn i WMNs Rel. suit a working pr 42Fe. MANo11MIttM Jo a ll MOM NARNY-O-TfE- CLEAN reast =Igtt JCeramlicTdteJOu1- Move big orsmall, we Mie. f7S 5-w Nook- door Projects price them all! Free SSD - M,0 ftnak � J landscape and mates, seniors discount, PIC193M FurrMtad Add Lawn Limllerwco short notice moves. Al urdUnShed rooms Sarco ALL WORK pkances moved, also ..DI781427 GUARAPREED 900storage space available. 7 rasa cad AIkN ABI)dSIdBI4 COmparapb rills. Call I« SEAWAY WASTE AMxMREOWVE. ham to EANAGf1EFt1T sat. 5 -bedrooms. 2.142 MRN O ams. double w garage. 1440 Cubic yard have dus 1R uNONs Must i:TM are o -time cab Avalabk Garbage Bin Houses, Apatments, May 19. Cin 19061619-3235 ROrM815 for SprinWOtfici Apoiw- d MR. 19, room in 4 bedroom Piano Specialists. Senior tD"r4i 4 shard accommo. Clean -up 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Mian. laundry kdlaw N. 905.883-1397 Licensed, Insured Free SM I(Wusne Brock RO1401Estimates. PrOonWw Ple4enrg rear w Arlenllks MIWIal. 61199-2560.Mgwiure Call 905 phmbhm 0411 4.16.7715. Abi OMvWWV 10 401 3 oedrodn executive hod. Smoking turnisfwd home FLWMIB N Tw so MOVING 2000 sa " to stove wen ore Top Orality Plumbing at • large or small Separate 3Pc prlrale bitty Reasonable rates • general cartage pace Bus ai a"d ory Su t Servcee and • matenals handing aslorol Dwel street rw installations • general clean-up 700/ do Incudes utilities Residential • bash and meals Available now Parking 905--Commercui removed No lob too big or small • Fast service Free esti��mKKatiptss-�-over 20 $t. Uwrews Somal • • ' / CAM"ince 2 BBS -767.1381 O W- Owd CMDO PM M sW 4Ddrm. aN and Ca- ,amKwpioq wl "Collins. an sen e. A,epPMca man Mw laldry, /d'bb grass. rack, Arc Nice mwgneoernood. 6207.990 Summer c'Onmg 416-3377021 owamuler wn Pa° yrs �t oK. Vw- dor nsakvwe CIMn 1 IQ storey. 2 bedroom IAI0011d. rem ty rlmriNed. canes We rem. Central Dena" Cal 4337949 GAILLIND ,�,, MAID SERVICES A DvMion of Galk ld Alartenance Svn;a6 Personalized, professional service. 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Insertion In the accountmg v'nnces event of an FAXe UR AD error. OPEN W= May Ist 6 1N m 7 2nd. 1-6 p68 Aspin Rd Rom NAl T M, LANE Prclothi (W%%9HnaI 8addul 2-slorey, Mick, 3 sandy be". be. Want, 1,JI bed,00ms. me Mom, 2 fire. sinfro .large deck oven lookng lake one bedroom Prom c/f Pn 2 -car 906 e.$YArc, $2 sleeps 4, nlchennrrnlp room L37'2 70 co,nb0 fully egu,pcedbOq. rNIWAn 7AlE 705 0, Whnoe Bayhed allft ck TRENTRYER/Ldke $eym0ur, model Irome Comer Im modern aferlmA Cona�gqes eke„ds Irodl 2136 to 5228 wWeekly 50.71.91%107. Appro. 2400 nom $306 to $380 sa " , faller Easemern 4 TO It. 1 877252 6818 bedooms. Np4p: . one 2 M arhrodm. 3 fireplaces. •W&C'm hardwood . owame, fctors. G au drat. Healed swolmrlg CLEARWATER. tufty furnished pool Auto SPnnkler system and central a, condnnaed. 2- Too ,any Ogrades to Int 3 bedroom moble (perms- OPEN HOUSE Sun May 2nd• r,eml homes PONS. net Hub. DpOn 111 4 p m $244.500. near beaches and aapr at tractimrs. Chichfin wekome FI,ark 905-2549576 Phoma $275 weekly S" OSHAWA WALK TO f9o5)6E3- 'ANE. 3-Eedroom bwgalow. PrMM liarmea -law apartment, fireplace. 11 For hardwood moors. Monte Mr. 5*t urge fenced lot III deck. de. $76 M HAVELOCK Up. ladNd p Tge. $142,000 graded 3 bedroom wm vi230 on closet. I 17 baps. man LAST CHANCE FOR TINS two poor laundry room 4 ap- bedroom rondo grourd nob PIMA=, attached wt WE miner Il CAwrors ser Condos 712 liossund 3 EONOOM Onck Dwgyorw Rd E. WMy Mo sal h. d on 1 4Yacre Wt ;o 'condor 2 IemwW Who north and east pl Parved wAouts 2 wdo ground tarpon 6 ,lever aA furnace parlung many earthas 40'x40' Duonxt wOnMhop A Lspots Call 190 Locale, 1 mile west of Ppm"- r05- M, 530 Drum Ho a v 0 000 Open house Sas ; WMITIY.27e6 p.4 3.1 bed- ed- tor t 3 pm. (7051277-1972 ports. 4 bathrooms. Ivante AAI - 2.M It ne baumenf .ower bar. wakoul 1i11 basement our Flows. CA. C to 16 r 32 pool. dao civac. ov S$. FP. IW ma,, up- man Floor lawdry Clue to "LVS to 14T OX4 ono park 00"". Schools, 6 401, Amit SONNIS Cab 1905 426- backs retro g,eenben Excel - 1364 6225.000. bid cmdllrmf •A must to I" SALE r fferm. Lords 1 sin.' 2215.000 calf lw51- bedrnlm 'c.ns of 400.7ApT pupgrarlas. p d tMxAwooO th ougg e "puts I 1 Comm d kYwg and dtwproan in- INMO ret ,open I- DC A,d �- t x half. Pod and oak Vyll egad Rd E OOmpk. Grua IOCUon 1 _40 . Spinal ClDle to Sdods. 40t Amit w 4 Appliances Its bfaEW oom, 0k14s u cleurk Da,bro Mom SNI re amnpe oiler fts " slwrmaa' t�-8M-m- 3M3. lupl acawd GI, f110517"17 For more cwso _ catcher arae P".699 Hous, Mm im Hpuat C1kMMrtB GAILLIND ,�,, MAID SERVICES A DvMion of Galk ld Alartenance Svn;a6 Personalized, professional service. Engture about our SALE To all NEW `--erns, with all bookings of weekly and bi-weel ly services Limited time onlT..so BOOK NOW. w (I *Bonded 6 IelslAed) k 683-7515 �� arwwrrwe �� r.mtalurrw RANGER LANDSCAPING Lawn Cutting $15 & up Spring & Fall Clean up Trimming IF Garden work "EJtcepertt Rates and Excellent Service" GUARANTEED! RESIDENTIAL i COUNERCUL (416)806-1808 (905)619-2125 Don't worry Be Happy, Because CRE Can Look After Your Property Too, Complete Lawn Care Programs From $2995 Ir,cRw.a For a FREE Estimate, Please Cal (905) 432-3823 PC w. rd w„w WMSMAL & MtAMIrUMULU ren N If i LalltlBeapig CALL DAVE 831-7055 Peart 5wrvie68 Party Strvw.do >RA OW WANTS rYORR Dort- Magic For Children's Partes And Al Occasiorls. Have My Own Mag dart. Can Ernk NOW.16 A" �� crmmwms EAr orbs, dories, a'p'�rt 7Guarant��J Piano 423-0230 Packing a aaa-53 3 "amopen 9 am,Daily CkMdVA (905) 725-2322 Now Hiring I8+ Sl�srywr'kt NIIA/4Wt ren, NM it's tin, M try far am r Vacwlwng, drwiag, kuchens brhs, Muds. baseboards, ledl dons. and Refire for 1 �E�=,La,X�CL4ss eN/low prig of $65 OD5whin ww'mYr rw,pe,Alw-.,,V1.FomwNnd01'1RMASS ® cel 116.7IL921M Nual Im a IRSQk7UN swum GUAKAIVrEEDswwm 4 NOAlUREM TEE SCAM is OPt *you MCKOY Dean an a mow vowe PRIVATE mm Do not ab"gns MOMENTS you what is reeeaNy M Elite Escort Serving make A bo claim. BdIdB L\WMm Reg,uR y0J A0 6rNtylfttg cal D-Screll-Asoauredi a ACC�E TCLArS Exdus,vcUpsnkle 00lRIIELLNRi Optical, sernce ,(41fpM410$Fwmmd Hiring Sri plemMd your dassftd fl" ad on the first GET FASTER Of REFUNDS WITH FREE E -FILING publication as Prepared whtk you wait b9 a Was CBrmot be Certified General Accountant responsible for Judy Kukiis CCA 905-4202061 more than one Al., bum('.. Insertion In the accountmg v'nnces event of an FAXe UR AD error. The power of music Dr. Roberta Bondar Public School students Gravdcn Matthews and Amanda Rov celebrate after their mitiuse- trap-powered racing car finished first in their heat at the Techno Challenge 99 competition at Whitbv's Iroquois Park Arena Wednesday. The Pickering srruulrents were Parents paged to urge kids to read Parents are in- vited to attend a seminar by au- thor Paul Krupp featuring advice on how to en- courage your children to read Saturday. May X. Mr Krupp, the author of 37 novels for young people, will talk about ways to encourage read- ing and discuss his best-selling non-fiction balk for parents. The Reading Solu- tion, at the Iro- quois Park Com- plex on Victoria Street in Whitby at 10 a.m. The ore-bour presentation is being ho %wd by the Sylvan Learning Centres across the re- gion. Admission is free. For more in- formation call 404-1818. 1:10 I the topic Thursday PICKERING BRds are the topic for natural- ists the next time a local group meds. The Pickering Naturalists meet Thursday, April 29 from 8 to 10 p.m. in the li- brary at St. Eliza- beth Seton School, 480 Strouds Lane. Speaker Alan Watson, head of the Guelph Ar- boretum, pre- sents slides showing the changes in be- haviour exhibited by some of 'our' birds during the winter. This is also the group's annu- al general meet- ing for the elec- tion of officers. Phone 831-1639 (Michelle Far- rell) for more in- formation. A.J. GRU):N/ Neivs Advertiser photo among roughly 50 elementary .students fn7n1 across the re,Kion who participated in this year's event, sponsored by the Durham Industry/Education Council for the Ad- vancemen.r of Science and Technology. This cur used CDs and record LPs for wheels. Come see the many sides of Sears- . M own axm ACCREDITED TEST AND REPAIR CENTRES 5ot�716for Ei more information call 1.888-158-1999 www.diiveclean.com _O'S'a DWLK 420-0271. I NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, April 28, 1999 PAGE 99 Alp Apprentices earn while theylearn `Perfect' school -to -job option, teens told BY SUSAN OWF.1LL Sraff Writer Pursuing an apprenticeship in Ihrrharn is a "perfect' opportunity for stlulcnts to [card a skill while making the transition from high school into the working world. pupils and parents heard 'A'c(Incsday. Approximately 100 students and parents gathered at Eastdale Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Oshawa for an apprenticeship information session highlighting the programs and opportu- nities available to young people interest- ed in learning a skilled trade. "Apprenticeship is the perfect school -to -work transition for you Ju- dith Robertson. director of apprentice- ship for the Ministry of Education and Training, told students. She noted the Ontario Youth Apprenticeship Program (OYAP) allows teens to complete their high school diploma while learning a trade. The provincially -funded program. being offered at Durham College in conjunction with the region's four school boards, enables students to re- ceive apprenticeship training and work placement experience while completing their Grade 12 diploma. -It's a great opportunity:' said Mane Gabriel, employability skills facilitator for the Durham District School Board. She said the board is trying to em - Classifieds from B8 Lacs rw SM aaM with GarrMY 1a. Mir R4rwa $15000111, Cal WJIFgft I Fraft 76.11 Lr Pili Frill 7E 905576.1/1 OSA PROPERTIES. LOT 1a ..., t„ OwMr 'aYE 'Mr 114 ..'i TOrrw COM: $"M ane On • Rani Gta1 COM: $"M '-'ms w ssdaa w CAN ON ,, aoo•Txs36n FOR SALE 48 x ; -•o "am Fara lRrp CForinim M.r ^.. 2 Anel OM I1aq = M r laenner �..�- 951M Wy0 `m, +r sell. fwd win. wr pp 4, 41111011b.I- ,7�1-11 c4r all Juot L wi 60 ww 270 acs M IMM .r• I I attire. 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W m d. . = U0111111,11 Call it IV 9052545011 CONSIGNMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, pa1^neot non day ales every Toe: hurt. Sat. at m Am" tum ireappliance fc Owner an pef raaor IITYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall SL owurmA, Established in 1960 M5751 T23-0501 CROMOM5 MAXI® Estates. bank- ruptcy, house- hold and liquidation. Storage available for free consulta- tion and auc- tion services. Call Bonnie �dk� Brooks 905-412-21 Z4 ell® I10e7EOM - ON- TARIO. wines 5 HoAre Phm Nwntim 1.906451 36M at 660. $369'mn mw Oe I$ T -Ione N N I. n NDB LWM$ - Noma 6 Private Home Phww Nurtwars. 1.906451-3636 an 235. $3 69'mn must b 16 T-eorw WMMM9 DIEM DMIMG SBIII ! Cr 905-663-1110 Create a PMaw mallow - browse other Persons 110s Irm IAW a rrew Friend or Loot tie 14. NFDyEN.Y PftCIMC neo- swm Frq 6w wade within S2991w. •16.•24 Trio 1- 900-4513763. OW E KY PtMK • 52 991 mill. 16. 24 h oun. 1-90D- 451-3783. -906451-3763. DAILY HORO. SCOPE 1.900677.7770 $500 24 hours. 43MM AEIASMC MAS- SAGE $IRTwa StMet 40 Niq SU w 19051 404.9625 1130 am - 91)n. phasize that university. college and ap- prenticeship programs are all gotid op- tions for students leaving high school. Ms. Robertson noted "one of the higgest challenges- surrounding the Province's apprenticeship programs is convincing people that becoming an ap- prentice is a rewarding career opportu- nity, that It's -not dead-end manual work" for people not suited to postsec- ondary education. "I've been where you arc and 1 knew nothing about what 1 wanted to do:' said Michelle Lafferty, a firmer Central Col- legiate Institute student who's now completing her first year as a network cabling specialist under the OYAP pro- gram. "You don't have to install cable or he an electrician for the rest of your life. but it can give you a start:' she told stu- dents. Gcorgc Yarwuod, the min. istrv's training consultant for Oshawa apprentices. reported there are more than 501 trades people in the province, approximately 5.(XK) of those in Durham. As of February, there were more than 2.fM apprentices in the region, he added. -It certainly is an emerging ca- reer opportunity: ' Neil Woo). president ofV5nor Manu- facturing Inc in Ajax, said one o; the hest parts of becoming an apprentice n the -opportunity to make a to of money. I got paid to team, which is a bonus:' :1 Annarwteenwnb :1 AnnouRLNrRer is Art in the Park '99 "Ontario's 2nd Largest Fine Art Show and Sale" Calling all Fine Artists & Strolling Minstrels July 17, 18 • New Location • Memorial Park. Stouffville 905-640-2100 1 4osaOp4 1 -__ It" -.. TIOD ESTATE SALES SERI, ICL ESTATE AUCTION SALE SAT. MAY IST AT 10:00 A.M. AT TIONS AUCTION HOUSE HWY 02 EAST OF COMOURG !Jtrm I-ri, I . . at I two 94S I.- twry Go Iwsth to 4th .et of ligbb (King StJHwv e2) turn kft ' olbw for 4p nn n km. 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A!a, Pickering 1-Ilage, 905- 42 1.12 Thwsday Apra 4 1999, A cele- bration of Jacks We will follow, in IM Chapel at f2 noon Private Fundy usen!bra at ReWhilw n itetnMl- al Gardensin feu of flowers. reirmb.— to ftei Alters Society of Kingston. for leseanit. would be approated by ft tamely M, Persawlt $PAHO. sa+o" ,ua­ 2' yaws esparumL•e spa ­a. emonwW aedeplansraww- uq so"IM ts. lonewm a. r< maern0 naybres Iqm. SrKCaS 416765 CadOvick CI .n lush 6 wean' 6 coy insmreratmn uOtansOtD mace easy Low rata 1144118129m3.6214 read ad on tfte first fty Of publication as we cannot be mesmsime for more than one insertion in the ewem of an error. SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcm it ��acrm Durr III can ClaSSifelb at 683-0707 or fax 5794218 NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone nu/Ymbberr and contact name. Y VIev Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 SAI' WM s/0 mna AOVER'TISER 11MEONESMV EfXT10N. April za, 1999 Easter Seals' special three get on with their lives Rotary Club hosts 12th annual business leaders luncheon 414 5 G" MM Taws c BY NA0/1VE 11ART Special to the Ness Advertiser PICKERING — it was a ccle- bration of life as the Rotary Club of y Pickering hosted its 12th annual DOW- ` Business Leaders Lunch for Easter Seals. The event, held at Regalis restau- rant in Pickering last week, featured , special guests Timmy. Tammy and Tem. Guest speaker former Canadian Football League star Terry Evanshcn j $19,642 told audience members to live each day as it comes. That's a lesson he learned after he was nearly killed in a 1988 car crash that left him with short-term memo - 14 ry loss. 59.7 Aertkstar Ftxo Expiam Now a successful businessman who spends much of his time telling his slur) to groups. Mr. Evanshen urged those in attendance to "Take advantage of your life right now be- cause the future is today. "The choice is all yours. 97 6ML 9 i pow "It's not the highs and lows that Salad $9,7 CararaiSW happen in your life, but what you do with it.'.he said. (10,841 Mr. Evanshcn has spoken to hun- dreds of groups across the country and a book and a film baud on his life arc now in the works. "The sharing of my stories has 45 -VMarr $ given my life a purpose" $1Z 3 Ytrfa/Rr Doitlle Carats SE 41diltvInNMI �t 4O4*14P4 '95 [cwt Pssfiat: S� stllzttki Sidelcidt 4dp 92 '93 4W8.4 • Cmm lfldoria l.X Chita$$ Cierra Mercuq_TqpLqJ Also on hand to share their sto- nes were Timmy and Tammy, two area children representative of the 6 0 special -needs youngsters helped out "Multi Mile "Pirelli by the Easter Seal Society. Janis Slccic, community co-ordi- nator for the society, said a child's selection as Timmy or Tammy makes them feel special as they rep- $13,731� resent the society at public events. "Thcv'rc treated like Miss .Amer- i '_.� ica." she said. err _ Rania Ahdellatif. 16, of Picker- V ing. has been involved with the East- Chet; Lani" U er Seal Sociely "since I was four:' she rcpwcd The society has helped her and 793 13iin her family in many ways. Rania said. "They helped me in getting my computer and my old wheelchair." Rania has attended summer camp Misfire LS with other Easier Scall children for more than a decade. 6,741 Her mother Sawsan Abdellatif said it helps Rania to he away from the family. 01 k1r, 101 kI $14,897 -4mmmorwTam= L14 P.823 i :1010a % 94 Dodqe Caravan91$9, i 18.361x, - 17,861. i • • . � 97 indstar LX GM G Safari 59,831 $10,814 '94 �� Taumwa.Ott TR�,j, Wagon ;9.735 A 0 101 kTA 101 !, $5,801 ) � .p 97 6tatM Mtssaa MniMva is ism 515,860 AM SF ;9,717 SE Gnl Apra � T�tt.`: r6•� w� 519.821 OPEN SUNDAYS 12 —5 Stlean .Y AIND "!t teaches her how to be Inde- petwlent, because she is so close l0 16 'S4 us" Mnt11e Carts Consur Car Marr 1932 Grad Pers In her spare time, Rania like, to sjowrom Noun: go to the mall with her friends andrSalari�ed ioned 1698 BAYLY ST. PICKERING (south of 401 west of Brock Rd.► w 1. �»� 1"talk on the phone.Ffi."It's just the usual teenage stuff."ftSss. 12 5 goseph Chininea, also of Picker-5}-420-9800oR 1-8,00-377-3316 m was the lunch's Timm His mother Lydia said the fami- ly's been connected with the Easter Seal Societysince he was one -and - a -half years old. "They've helped out a few times. Free It's a big challenge" raising a child with special needs. Shuttle Mrs. Chininea also credits her family and friends for their support. "I have to be thankful I have the support of family and also my faith • in God" • C��ED �� The mother of three said there are a lot of ups and downs, but she lives each day as it comes. "I look at my son and I love him just the way he is:" she said. "I look at him as special" Church fund-raiser has Consumer Car f"VtL"EmA bargains galore New to You sale Friday at St. Martin's PICKERING — A New to You sale will be held Friday, April 30 from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martin's Anglican Church. 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