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PICKERING NEWS AD PI C K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY PRESSRUN 44,000 32 PAGES N E W S PA SUNDAY, MAY 2, 1999 Legal barrier over airport lands cleared for Pickering group Ti*me 0 serious: BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — One of the major obstacles to an agreement on the federal airport lands in north Pickering has been over- come, according to the head of the citizens' group fighting desig- nation of the lands for airport use. However. Stephen Frederick. president of Voters Organized to Cancel the Airport Lands (VOCAL), says his organization is worried other parties involved in the issue are dragging their feet and it won't be resolved by the June 30 deadline set by Transport Canada. "While there's been some progress we'd like to see it move faster:' says Mr. Frederick. The obstacle overcome is the need for a legal avenue to protect the federal lands for future air- port use without designating them as such. 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Aff - a NEWS ADVI13"MR SUNDAY EWXK Usy 2,1999 PAGE 3 AOP Accused killer, `made it look like a suicide': Crown BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Prosecutor Ken Polley stood before 12 jurors Friday and urged them to "look through the eyes of a killer" and convict Jesse Watkins of murdering his ex-girlfriend. Their decision comes down to one basic decision. '"Iiie choice you have to make is did Laurie White commit suicide or did Jesse Watkins murder her, 'cause there are no other suspects," Mr. Polley said simply. Mr. Watkins has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in Ms. White's Oct. 8, 1996 death. The 20 -year-old dental assistant was found on the floor of her bedroom in her parents' Pickering home, an electrical cord wrapped tightly around her neck in an allegedly staged suicide. The Crown says Mr. Watkins strangled Ms. White and made it look like she hanged herself by running the 2.4 -metre cord across the top of the bedroom door. The position of the de- fence is Ms. White took her own life, however, "this is not the kind of girl who would commit suicide," Mr. Polley said in his closing address. He reminded jurors of tes- LAURIE WHITE Hanged in bedroom. timony of friends, family members and co-workers who said Ms. White never talked about suicide and who described her as a "healthy;' "happy-go-lucky," "content:' and "strong" young woman. "'The only person who says Laurie ever spoke of suicide is (Mr. Watkins);' he said. Mr. Polley portrayed Mr. Watkins as a jealous, posses- sive and obsessive boyfriend who refused rejection when Ms. White tried to end their year-long relationship. "He tries everything he can to hold on to Laurie White;' said Mr. Polley. JESSE WATKINS Murder trial wraps up He said Mr. Watkins iso- lated Ms. White from friends, threatened old boyfriends, blackmailed her with a video- tape of them having sex and paged her more than 70 times in the last week of her life. "That is nothing more than constant stalking, just like Laurie complained about (to friends)," Mr. Policy said. On the day of Ms. White's death, Mr. Watkins testified he went to her house to pick up some sweaters and they got into a fight about his cheating on her, he said he used a washroom and never went into her bedroom. "I'm going to suggest... he went into Laurie's bedroom and strangled her and made it look like a suicide," said Mr. Polley. Court heard Mr. Watkins left and went to a friend's house, and his demeanor was normal during the visit. "Maybe it was an act. This is a man who just killed his girlfriend... He's had the wherewithal to put together some kind of scheme to make it look like a suicide, and it almost worked;' said Mr. Polley. Mr. Polley suggested Mr. Watkins's apparent grief and devastation in the days follow- ing Ms. White's death was nothing more than remorse for murdering his ex-girlfriend. "You have to look at it through the eyes of a killer," Mr. Polley told the jury of eight women and four men. Mr. Polley said Mr. Watkins foreshadowed Ms. White's death, telling her often "if I can't have you no- body can," according to friends. Mr. Polley urged jurors to accept the testimony of Joe Brown, an admitted drug traf- ficker, liar and thief, who said Mr. Watkins, an old friend, confessed to the killing. Durham won't back stripping GTSB powers Durham Region won't get involved in a "Haul McCallion turf war". Regional council last Wednesday turned down a request from Peel Re- gion calling on the Greater Toronto Services Board to limit its jurisdiction to transportation issues. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish called Peel's request "a Haul McCallion turf war I don't want to get involved in" Clarington Mayor Diane Hamrc agreed. '"I'his, to me, is the kettle calling the pot black. (Mississauga) Mayor Me- Callion was the one who brought to - W OM to &WyaralMrlor logo tia0onilg in ar anent 18twt Pdom cwt Saeiga' 7 - Sdaded aaeaer foaterear n.de 12 pim Slw M and Sae up to 12 pine Mta n6h to draw rt Wn ion b to t twig n pI61R1lrlt 1� Imo.»�/y� Show, 43.870"Copy oak ft WK Sob 79.99. Save 20% FMclwyeebleYMeWry Ladtr Stwuld read Flp ,, S* 75.118, Sae 1300 Pqe 2W000 BTU Map* C W Sbw. 76- SwA mit TWA add Mwgilllly pips 30 - Mtinme Shoes and Struts Tim- is no't. k i e Vftranly (Pans onN)' on Mance Shodis and Shit as stated in the fff MU OWN* Ispat arty irwataWiff oe wa my har cauadyou arab 017rtt6- Zarres?iSW gether the GTA Mayors and Chairs. It was only to deal with economic dcvel- opment. After a couple of months, the agendas from her office had things on airports and garbage. We don't need somebody telling us what to do because they're ticked off Alan Tonks got elected (GTSB chair- man). To me, this is a joke" Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt dis- agreed, saying the GTSB is already too powerful. "I urge you to support this because 4iv` �r �1itr S DOTAL CENTRE WALK-IN MOU1M Doily 8 a.m. - 9 p•nn. Sat. 10 am - 4 p•nt• E lil 7-e— [0101K5 • • • • JVAW �Cl'P.I6iaEA AKIBEFArA ON 1N1#= RM PICItIBrlti sErv�ar t�+a+atair+r�ot • EX&MCd w In Homp1w • FAM 2 FO" an a ConsuRsO n •• Coned Fraw kwuraaaaej 9W&aat C"" %WbWt iveV9V%16 =T- e someone has to reign this in" He noted Mr. Tonks has set up a se- ries of committees that aren't trans- portation -related. Instead of endorsing the Peel mo- tion, Regional council received it, which means it's taking no action. 1 JAWOM 1 1 1 1 10 NNW= OR. CHANGE COMM NO APPONTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED — OIL CHANGE SPECIAL 1 1 1 1 1 1 EFLUM ` FMA: �3J'WW1 O e a �MOddi e 1 1t�totrt>ot■uEtairott+tnttlwroltet t1t19. OPM 7 curbs A r� lilll 1 1 196 rESTNEV % (SOA a 101), MU (COs) 427-67961 1h e1• = = = M a1. M (NwOmmat carw at atyb) W 831-4290 "I'd love to have witness- es who are priests and nuns... but witnesses like Mr. Brown are commonplace in criminal trials," said the Crown. "I'm not asking you to like him, I'm asking you to believe him.- Mr. Brown has "ab- solutely no reason to lie" and never sought out police, but rather they tracked him down. The Crown pointed out Ms. White was wearing her shoes and jacket when she died, and earlier that day had made plans to go to the movies with an old boyfriend. 905-619-1222 A�1r1Dt� 264 Fairall St. Ajax (E. off Westney) Win Your IRELLN If your invoice Power is nothing without control number CONGRATULATIONS ' to Masaru Takahashi who of these numbers your WON �p o 1000 a FREE lube, oil 8 filter 20% off EMAINING WINNING NUMBER am Cc a Po i service a>ds - 16380 - 16692 All Season 155/80R13- P390 185/80R13- 144" 1851751314- $48" 195175R14- '50% 205f75R14- 15495 205/75R15- 'W 215f75R15- %lss 225/75R15- %2" 235175815- %4" SSE = 7aew�tserl Sun. 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For information on delivering you advertising flyers, _ at y ,.. ,.., 1. .l J. t -n • 1, 1'e'- .ee"��. _ i .. .7 'i �. eAIP PAGE 4 NEWS A'.DVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Mat► 2,1999 Students cast a - - -L over bee judges Ajax, Pickering kids to take part in regional finals May 30 BY NADINE HART Special to the News Advertiser Cantankerous. Phosphorescence. Grandiloquent. Those are the types of words stu- dents in the Ajax -Pickering area are being asked to spell these days as they participate in the Spelling Bee of Canada's 1 1 th annual contest. The youngsters have been prepar- ing for the competition since Febru- ary when the coaching sessions began. And, they've cast a spell over judges with their mastery of the Eng- lish language during quarter- and semi-final rounds held throughout March and April at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Pickering. "They worked very hard to get to this point and they all do well: says Marlene Hawtin. Spelling Bee of Canada co-ordinator for the Ajax - Pickering area. "We are proud of all of them" The three best in primary, junior. intermediate and senior levels will go on to compete in the regional finals Sunday, May 30 at I p.m. at Queen's Park in Toronto. The finalists from the primary level are Kristen Silveira from St. Jude Catholic school in Ajax in first place. Allana Ramoutar from Blais- dale Montessori in Pickering in sec- ond, and Ashton Trotman-Grant from St. Brendan Catholic school in Scar- borough in third. Junior division finalists are Tim Zhou from St. Monica Catholic School in Pickering first. Jessica Nolan from Cadarackque Public School in Ajax second, and Skylar Rae Hall from St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School in Pickering third. The intermediate division was won by Kaitlyn Joness from French- Longer hours at Durham waste stations The hours of operation at regional waste transfer stations in Oshawa and Port Perry arc being extended for two hours on Thursdays only beginning later this spring. The sites will be open until 6 p.m. from May 6 to Oct. 7. A report to Regional council noted, " I?tere is a need for this service and it is anticipated the extra hours on Thurs- days will partially alleviate the ex- tremely busy hours on Saturdays" "CANDO NEIGHBOUR" CLEANING WITH THE VELVET TOUCH FULLY BONDED AND INSURED 10% DISCOUNT WITH THIS AD Which of These Costly Homeseller Mistakes Will You Make - When You Sell Your Home? 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The Spelling Bee of Canada is a non-profit organization that stresses the importance of children's educa- tion and aims to boost self-esteem through extra -curricular activities. Alex Green concentrates on getting it just right during semi-final spelling bee competition last week. Young- sters from Ajax and Pickering have been busy prepar- ing for the annual event. The finals are held nest montl;. HIDDEN HITCH—� Qw/Ih MMeMs � Aeo�sorirs Deluxe Side Swivel Basket Carriers Fifth Wheel Bike Carriers Stop in for ideas on how to ou cit your pickup, truck or van. Our store features a full line of accessories, knowledgeable staff and a ftfi service and installation .w department. Well go to lengths to help you give your vehicle the k)(ks you want and the function you need. tri * Y Hwy 401 ■ o Vat d. Tnadk m Vl CE sayb SECRETS OF INVESTING IN Oil HIGH-TECH STOCKS C�esc sP�r. 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The alleged abuse took place from 1972 to 1986 while the sus- pect worked in the Child Crisis Adolescent Unit at what is now the Whitby Mental Health Cen- tre. Durham Regional Police said an investigation was conducted by detectives in 1986 when five pa- tients, boys between the ages of 13 and 16, reported sex attacks. It's believed that during that time the staff member fled to the United States, and a Canada -wide warrant was subsequently issued for his arrest, police said. He remained a fugitive until last week, when he was arrested by RCMP officers in Aylesford, N.S. SGT. JIM GRIMLEY Man arrested in Nova Scotia "He was living on a farm, work- ing as a labourer;" said Sergeant Jim Grimley. He added the suspect's wanted status came to light during an un- related police investigation into a man with whom he was living. He has since been flown back to Durham Region to face allegations of sexual fondling and, in one case anal intercourse, involving his for- mer Whitby patients. Sgt. Grimley said the boys were receiving treatment or counselling for various reasons. One told po- lice of being sedated before being sexually violated. Douglas Bickford Brooks, 59, a former Whitby resident, faces two counts of indecent assault on a male, three counts of sexual as- sault and one count of assault. Mr. Brooks was employed at the hospital from September 1965 to June 1986. He was to appear yesterday in Oshawa provincial court. Pickering group wants progress on airport talks PICKF.RING from page 1 negotiations required to work out a long-term plan for the airport lands. To that end, VOCAL has drawn up a discussion paper with proposals for addressing what it believes are the major issues in question: protecting the lands for airport use; coming up with a process for the future that would give all levels of government and the public a say in whether an air- port is ultimately built, probably decades from now; establishing what land uses will be allowed on the air- port site in the interim, with a view to restoring an agricultural economy in the area and creating employment; and establishing what economic and environmental standards would have to be met before an airport could be built. "It's our attempt to move the process along rather than hemming and hawing over technicalities:" says Mr. Frederick of the position paper. "Let's get to the meat. It's been 27 years. "It's no use dragging it out three or four more when we can solve it with a little political will and attention in six months" The stakeholders' group is sched- uled to meet next on May 25. (-A RESIDEKE YOU CM CALL NOME1 A mace where residents kr Clow to aR ameafties: V' Hos (5 mins.), bus stop, awdkal clinic (3 min.), VmcerY store, eonvenienee store. CALL TOIL FREE 1-877-876-2753 FOR AN APPOE4TMENT Cliff Grimwood, ManaRer� n ` You can reach us by email at newsroom@durham.net L Recycle! NEWS ADVERTISER SUMMY EDITION, May 2, 1999 PAGE 5 P RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Twisterfun Simon Almeida and Bianca Di Quattro play Shape Twister, part of The Great Math Event at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic School in Pickering Tuesday. The fun game was used to teach students geometric shapes. ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May P PAGE 6 NEWS Editorial & OPINIONS NEWS ADVERTISER MAY EDITORIAL Spot the differences in Tory and Grit platforms Conservatives, Liberals lay it all out as provincial election looms And they're off! At least their elec- tion platforms are. The Progessive Conservatives re- leased Son of Common Sense Revolu- tion on Thursday and if you like fewer taxes and a tough tack on crime and criminals it will suit you. The Tories' 52 -page 'Blueprint' - that's the cute tag they've come up with for this year's platform - comes closely on the heels of the 24 -page Liberal '20- 20 plan.' The biggest single clearcut difference between the two platforms is: the Tories are promising a 20 per cent tax cut to provincial income taxes and the Liberals are only pledging not to increase taxes to meet their promises of better health care and more effective education. That 20 per cent cut over five years is as good a guarantee as you're likely to find because the Tories came through with their 30 per cent cut as promised in the 1995 election campaign_ In addition, the PCs have promised to cut property taxes by 20 per cent. a shrewd move coming after the nightmare of new as- sessment. The Tory promise will return some $400 million to property owners; the Liberals are pledging to return $200 million to residential ratepayers by up- loading certain services. The Tories also promise to create 825,000 jobs in the next five years to add to the 540,000 they've created since 1995 (they promised 725.000 in five years, so they're 185,000 short with a year to go). The Liberals have promised to strengthen the economy but offer no job targets in their plan. Both parties guarantee they'll spend more on health and education, the two hot topic buttons that consistently rate nearest and dearest to the hearts of vot- ers. The other major difference, besides tax cuts, is in the two parties' approach to crime_ The Tory platform includes a broad range of 'get tough' measures: everything from making wealthy crimi- nals pay the cost of their incarceration, to a sex offenders' registry, to getting tough with squeegee kids' panhandlers for price we pay and welfare cheats. The Liberals are short on mine specifics. To the editor: Both promise balanced budgets. Re 'Teachers' tests get failing Voters have a choice: either a tough- grades from boards' in the News ened up Tory regime which will cortin- Advertiser April 23: ue its work of the last four years or a I disagree with the teachers' Liberal alternative which will undo unions that oppose the test%! In any much of the PC legacy and take the public sector organization there is a province in a different direction. certain amount of dead wood. The 2 1 9 9 9 1MW1% says 'You DA MAN' ukE A CMUFFEUR 9041 WIC WILL UNDEKAND EVENW� A IV sin LETTERS TO THE EDITOR We should have school system is no different. The best teachers Want a renaissance man? a . Hold ay erre sale Put out the Garden Weasel in case a ladies' man comes along Just three shopping days left till Christmas - the two-day weekend be- fore Christmas and the afternoon of Dec. 24, if the boss lets everybody leave early. Is there someone in your household - a man, perhaps - who stubbornly clings to that notion? Has he begun to offer new excuses for not accompany- ing you on shopping trips? "Honey, I feel so embarrassed when we're browsing around Smart Set. I think the clerks can tell we're dumb as door- knobs" "Darling, the last time I went into Banana Republic, they looked at me funny when I complained they had no fresh fruit:' "I can't face the staff at Foot Locker again, not after I asked for replacements for my aching feet." That man in your household clearly is not a renaissance man. He still be- lieves there are two types of people in this world: those who like to shop and men. He has not met the new breed of man. That new braced of man is named Al Rivett, Sports Guy. Well, Al's actu- al title is Sports Editor, News Advertis- er. As his title might imply, AI Rivett is a man's man. He lives, breathes and Blake Purdy News Editor sleeps sports. Might be able to tell you how many points NHL under -achiever Zarley Zalapski amassed during the regular season. Al plays Pro -Line. He has a big stereo with 17 or. so speakers. I suspect AI has a hairy back. But, AI Riven is also a real ladies' man. He listens to women drone on about their children. AI Moves his kids- dearly idsdearly and isn't afraid to say so. He's cuter than a button, with his infectious laugh and the way he blushes at any- thing risque. Al's sweet and never has a bad word to say about anyone. Women like him. Did I mention that AI likes to shop? No, he loves to shop. Women love Al. He reminds me every Friday during spring and summer just how much he loves to shop. "Blake, I'm going to be in your neighbourhood on the week- end" Oh no, I think to myself, don't stop at my house; I don't want my lady meeting a really nice man, a real ladies' man. "Yep" Al continues as he reads the classified ads, "there are some big yard sales in your neck of the woods on Saturday." Al also reminds me every Monday just how much he loves to shop. "Guess what I bought at the garage sales, Blake" "What, Al?" "I got my little guy a set of golf clubs, barely used. I found a really cute bedroom suite for my girl. And I bought my old- est boy a car; he'll be 16 in a few years." "Meat's nice, Al" 77hat's NICE AI. So, gals, if you want to meet a real nice guy, a real ladies' man who likes to shop, all you have to do is hold a yard sale and take out a classified in the News Advertiser. In the event Al drops by, give him a good deal on the Garden Weasel so he can shave his back, will ya? E -%well conunewtr on this column to nnews@darha &#m,L Those which in - chide the writer's full name and town of residence will be considered for pubficolon. catch is, with the union, we pay for the dead wood till retirement. In the real world, people work on a one -day contract. If you're not up to it you are replaced with some- one who is. We are all tested every day. Why should a teacher and their abilities be any different? Why should we not expect someone with three months' vaca- tion a year to upgrade themselves, and be the best they can be, and try to improve the abilities during this paid time off? I know some teachers at this moment are reaching for their pens to tell me how much they disagree. What I am hoping is that a few fel- low taxpayers will pick up their pens right now and say "Yes, Mike is right, this time!" It's about time we have some accountability in the education system, which accounts for the largest part of our tax bill. According to Statistics Canada, Ontario teachers are the highest t paid in .Canada. Should we not ex- pect the best for this? How do we know we have the best without test- ing? Just one taxpayer's point of view. Parr) I.eUM The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. AOCM GA 11167 emm Imp... NEWS ADVERTISER EDITIO 2,1999 PAGE 7 A/P Rebel with a cause deserves ���Hear all honour, says historical group Recognition sought for Pickering leader of Upper Canada Rebellion photo courtesy of Mary Cook The Hannahs, a ,group dedicated to preserving the memory of Upper Canada Rebellion leader Peter Matthews, gathered at his gravesite in Toronto recently. Mr. Matthews was an early Picker- ing settler hanged for treason in 1838 for his part in the rebellion, but the Hannahs say he is a hero. Here (from left), Barb Branic, Catherine Hodge, Barbara Pleva, Dave Marlowe, L_ti•s Laurence, Angela Steyn, Katrina Pyke and Marti. Delaney take a moment to reflect at the monument to Mr Matthew and Samuel Lount. BY NADINE HART Special to the News AdvertiNer PICKERING —They hanged a man a while back. He was ei- ther a hero or a heretic, depend- ing on whom you believe. Those who knew Peter Matthews aren't around anymore to pass judgment on whether he deserved to he executed. But, there are plenty of ghosts of the Pickering man's wife who will vouch for his good inten- tions. Mr. Matthews was hanged for treason April 12, 1838 for his leadership role in the Upper Canada Rebellion of I8�7. The people of Upper Canada, which is now Ontario, rose up against the Family Compact of upper -crust Brits who dictated their wishes to the government of the day. To commemorate the 161 st an- niversary of Mr. Matthews' hang- ing, several Pickering Museum Village employees, including four women who call themselves the Hannahs (after his wife), dressed in 19th -century finery to visit his final resting place. They travelled to the Toronto Necropolis where he was en- tombed 56 years after his execu- tion to not only pay their respects but to make people aware of his hero status. "As usual, (the anniversary of Mr. Matthews' death) went un- recognized:' says Mary Delaney, a member of the Hannahs along with Barbara Pleva. Katrina Pyke and Angela Stcyn. The four spend some of their spare time researching the rebel- lion and Mr. Matthews' role in it in an effort to have him and his life recognized. "There's still nothing here in Pickering that recognizes that he was a hero:" says Ms. Delaney. "We want recognition of the fact that he was hanged...and one of the first settlers of Pickering." The Hannahs would like to at least see a street or school named in Mr. Matthews' honour as they believe he was a hero whose ef- fort helped establish the type of government we now have in Canada. "There was no democracy and these people wanted a say in their own destiny:" notes Ms. Pleva. "They simply felt they needed to have a say" She points out that after Mr. Matthews' execution, his son fled to Michigan, where descendants still reside today. "The Matthews family is more celebrated in the States than they are here;" says Ms. Pleva. The Hannahs want that to change. "We are passionate about it," says Ms. Delaney. Kids learn to have fun without drugs ' Young students taught to put the brakes on dope, booze BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer More than 6,0(0 students from across the region are getting an "ex- cellent reality check" while learn- ing about the dangers of drugs and alcohol at the second annual Racing Against Drugs event in Oshawa this week. Grade 6 students from public and separate schools throughout Durham are visiting Harman Park Arena to race slot cars and learn about the dangers of substance abuse during the five-day event which wraps up Friday. Sponsored by the Substance Abuse Council for Youth in Durham Region, the event is de- signed to promote drug awareness and features numerous interactive pit stops where police, community members and health professionals share information about making healthy lifestyle choices in a racing environment. "It's an excellent reality check," said Jeff McLean, one of three para- medics with Oshawa Ambulance who talked with students about the effects of alcohol and other drugs on Wednesday. "We're nice people who want to help you:' he told students. "But we don't want to see you as a client:' `Tb@ lids are learning to nl: Ir I chole e.4 and leasing abort .drugs as well. It'd a real eye-apeaer'., — VERONICA THOMAS Pit stops allowed youngsters to compete on professionally -built slot car tracks, view high-performance race cars and police vehicles and test their knowledge about the ef- fects of drugs and alcohol. Students also donned Fatal Vi- sion goggles that simulate the ef- fects of alcohol. "We try to keep it really upbeat and fun," said Linda Lowery, chair- man of the Substance Abuse Coun- cil. `"Iire message we're trying to get across is that you can have so much fun without alcohol and drugs .. She noted the program is geared toward Grade 6 students because that's the age children often begin making decisions regarding alcohol and drug use. "It's a really good program:' said Cadarackque Public School student Shantd Beckford. "It teach- es you a lot about life and it helps you to make wise decisions in the future" "I think it's very effective," said Veronica Thomas, a parent volun- teer who accompanied students from St. Monica Catholic School in Pickering to the event. "Me kids are learning to make choices and learning about drugs as well. It's a real eye-opener." Durham Regional Police Con- stable Brad Durst, who manned a pit stop featuring information about the RIDE program, said; "We're just educating the kids on why we're out there (on the roads). We like to give them the opportunity to tell us how to keep drunk drivers off the road .... if we keep pounding the message out there, maybe it's going to get through" St. Monica Catholic School student Angelyn Facciolo races to the next stop in the Racing Against Drugs event held in Oshawa this week. Fun events were organized to teach kids about the dangers of drug and alcohol abuse. about it Call centre has safety, workplace information BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Ever tried to get through to a provincial government office for a simple piece of information. only to be greeted by a busy signal'' Cr worse. voice mail'? Well the Ministry of Labour is trying to put an end to that with its new call centre designed to answer questions under the Employment Standards Act, such as queries about statutory holidays. overtime and vacatwn JIM FLAHERTY 'This is a milestone for our ministry.' "This is a milestone for our ministry and the people who use: our ministry in Ontario:' Labour Minister and Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty said Friday during the official opening of the centre at the Michael Starr Building. The service will help workers receive the information the need quickly, with most calls being an- swered in 20 seconds. The centre's mandate will also be expanded to include health and safety issues. This will complement a new re- quirement that all health and safe- ty rules and regulations be includ- ed in all secondary school curricu- la. ..Every high school student, every young person will be educat- ed on health and safety," the minis- ter said following the announce- ment. He said Ontario has a dispro- portionate number of young people who have been in workplace acci- dents "because of a lack of infor- mation" The call centre has been operat- ing at the location since the middle of March and employs between 50 and 60 people, says Jan Baker, manager of the ministry informa- tion centre with the Ministry of Fi- nance. Mr. Flaherty says the new call centre was located in Oshawa be- cause the Ministry of Finance al- ready operated a call centre from the building, making a second one less expensive to set up. Education reform in spotlight at public forums Events to be held around Durham Local residents can discuss the changing classroom at a series of public forums being held this spring across Durham — including one in Pickering next month_ The Concerned Citizens of Durham and the Durham Region Coalition for Social Justice present 'Is Public Education in Crisis?', which gets under way with its second and third sessions in the series in Mav and June. Heather-jane Robertson will be the series' next guest speaker Thursday. May 6 from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. An- drews Presbyterian Hall at 209 Cochrane St. in Whitby. The author of 'No More Teachers. No More Books'. Ms. Robertson will discuss her research on educational change across Canada. She also co-authored 'Class War- fare: The Assault on Canada's Schools', and has researched the commercialization of schools. The session will then continue Thursday, June 3 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Hydro Electric Com- mission Communication Centre. Annie Kidder, spokeswoman for People for Education, will present the latest information on how changes to the education funding formula, change, special education services and school closures affect students. After each 45 -minute guest pre- sentation, the floor will then be open to discussion from members of the audience. "We need to get grandparents, par- ents and people starting to think about it;' adds Patrice Gibson -Kirby, chairman of the Concerned Citizens of Durham. For more information, contact (905) 985-0814. Potters sell gifts for Mom AJAX — The Potters' Guild of Durham has some gifts perfect for Mother's Day available at its IOth an- nual pottery show and sale. Sale items made by guild members include both dec- orative and functional arti- cles. The event is being held Sunday. May 2 from 10:30 a.m to 4:30 p.m. at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre at 120 Roberson Dr. in Picker- ing Village. Door prizes will he awarded, gifts will be hand- ed out and the GST will be waived. Admission to the event is free. Some proceeds will be donated to the Children's Wish Foundation. Now's The Time To Tune -Up Your Central Air Conditiomngf Our Central Air Conditioning Maintenance Program will clean and check these items to get you ready for Spring! 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MaLt/9i __.L m L ----j — —:: 6;fi NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2,1999 PAGE 9 AIP Pickeringen'ort aids needy Bchildren . sale at Catholic church raises money for school, hospital You can help a local group rais- ing money to complete the construc- tion of a school for needy children in Bolivia. Members of The Society of the Human Family in Christ are hosting a Spring Sale on Saturday, May 22 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parish hall of St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 1148 Finch Ave., Pickering. Tables will be available for rent for $20, and items such as arts and crafts, flowers and baked goods will be for sale. Donations for the sale are being accepted. Area businesses have donated items for door prizes and silent auctions and there will be a barbecue. The group is also selling raffle tickets for a basket of food, a basket of towels and a hand -stitched queen -sized bed quilt. The draw for that will be held June 26. The Society of the Human Fami- ly in Christ began in 1989 with a small group of seminarians and their spiritual director. Then a seminari- an, Father John Henry, now the parish priest at St. Isaac Jogues, co- founded the organization. Today, the society is made up of priests, seminarians and lay persons of any denomination. It has built a school for 1,200 students and a small hospital of 22 beds in the district of Cochabamba and also runs a spon- sorship program.The society joined a missionary effort with St. Joseph Moscati Toronto Doctors Guild to send medical professionals to the hospital each year on a voluntary basis. Efforts to raise money is impor- tant to fund-raising committee mem- ber Alice Ramey, who has seen slides of the people helped by the group. "The people have nothing, but they seem to be always smiling;' notes the Pickering resident. "We have so much in Canada. I don't know if people really appreciate it:' For more information on how you can help, or if you're interested in buying or selling raffle tickets, call Meniza Skeete at 420-5722, Gloria Dabared at 839-8810 or Alice Rcxmey at 839-0807. Volunteers needed for Teddy Bear Picnic Volunteers are being sought to as- sist with a Teddy Bear Picnic to be held by the Women's Centre of Ajax/Pickcring on Saturday, May 15 from I1 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Central Li- brary. The picnic is for children two to nine years old and is free. There will be crafts to do, games, story time, a magic show, a puppet show and free colouring books with a colouring con- test inside. Children will be able to bring their teddy bears to a booth where the teddies can be stitched up or have first aid applied where needed. SUNDAY, MAY 2 SENIORS: The Pickering Carib- Camuiian Cultural Association hosts a Senior's Day Tea Party at the Pickering Recreation Complex from 12:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. Entertainment. No charge. Reserve, 428-6746 (Alma), 427-7344 (Pat), 428-8244 (Willard) or 420-5196 (Susan). CHOCOLATE BRUNCH: The Alzheimer Society of Durham Region hosts its 8th Annual Chocolate Lovers Brunch and Fashion Show at noon at Cullen Gardens, 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. $35, with a portion tax de- ductiblc. 576-2567, 1-888-301-1106. BOWLING: Perinatal Bereavement Services Ontario hosts its third annual bowl-a-thon from 2 to 5 p.m. at Ajax Bowl 5 Pin at 172 Harwood Ave. Money raised helps support families who have suffered a loss of a baby due to miscarriage, stillbirth or infant death. Register, (905) 472-1807. POTTERY SHOW AND SALE: The 1:0 1 There will also be vendor booths with children's products or services for par- ents to visit, and refreshments will be for sale. Tournament for new The 1999 Ontario Durham Senior Games held a successful, first-ever competition in a new card game creat- ed by two Pickering seniors called 'Compulsory 5' Thirty-six people from Pickering, Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa took part in the Compulsory 5 tournament held April 21 at the South Pickering Se - BILLBOARD MAY 2, ] 999 Durham Potter's Guild hosts its 10th annual show and sale from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Kinsmen Heritage Cen- tre, 120 Roberson Dr., Pickering Vil- lage. Functional and decorative pottery with some proceeds going to Chil- dren's Wish Foundation. Free admis- sion, door prizes. MONDAY, MAY 3 SINGLES: Circle of Friends, a 40+ singles gawp, is looking for profes- sional men to join. The group was started to meet new people in Durham and plan group social events. The meeting is at 7:30 p.m. at the informa- tion centre at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station at the bottom of Brock Rd. Phone 509-0544 (Pat) for information. LUNCH: The ladies auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 Vendor's booths are also available (children's products or services only. For more information call Darlene at 831-9204. card game a success niors Centre. First -place winners were the team of Doreen Perry, Connie Newton and Howard Martin. Second place want to Alva Mac- Farlane. Lucy Carvalho and Lou Mac- Farlane. Coming in third were Amar Misra, Louis Davis and Ruben Gib- son. offers daily lunches from noon to 1:30 p.m. at the Legion hall at 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Under $4. All welcome, no membership required. 839-2990. MENTAL HEALTH: The Durham Family Mental Health Support meets Mondays at 10 am. at Pickering Vil- lage United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Support for families working to improved mental health. 668-6101, 619-1499. DIVORCE: A Divorce Care Recovery seminar and support group meets Mon- days from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in Room 203 at the Christian Life Centre. corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax. $5 for initial session, $2 subsequently. No child care offered. Phone 116-878- 6571. SALVATION ARMY: The Salvation Army's Red Shield Blitz will be held in Ajax and Pickering. Donations fund marry of the programs and services that the Salvation Army provides. 683- 0454. Alice Rooney is among u group hosting a sale to raise money for hungr-v children. CAD?. Can'. If you strive for a high-tech career with challenge and limitless advancement, check out the following Durham College programs that begin in September: Mechanical Engineering Technology, Mechtronics Engineering Technology or Mechanical Engineering Technician. Durham is rated one of Ontario's top colleges by students, grads and employers. Hot programs, hot jobs. Space is limited. 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Oshawa l--� i k4 {� 655-523 1 a �u ,r _r NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2, 1999 PAGE 11 A/P Children's centre open house aims to raise awareness Grandview Children's Centre, looking to raise $84,000 for essential roof and wall repairs, will hold an open house on May 6. People can tour the facility, 600 Townline Rd. S., near the Clarington border, from 4 to 8 p.m. There will be a barbecue and penny carnival for the kids, including face painting and wheelchair -bike races. Guest speaker is Arthur Fish, a lawyer specializing in estate and trust planning for children with disabili- ties. He'll speak and answer ques- tions from 7 to 8 p.m. Babysitting will be available. Grandview provides heath care services and supports for more than 2,600 children and youth with physi- cal disabilities and communication disorders in Durham Region. It has received $166,000 from the Province for repairs and has started a community fund-raising campaign to come up with another $84,000. Funds will be used for roof and wall repairs and a reconfiguration of the building's exterior. Church group meets AJAX — The ecumenical group PARCUL holds its 30th annual gen- eral meeting Wednesday, May 5 at 6:15 p.m. at the Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N.. Ajax. Michael Bay, program co-ordi- nator for Pueblito, is the guest speak- er. Contact your church representa- tive for more information. NIAGWYERS PUB WE CAN HELP YOU AdHIEVE A FRESH START Prohssio►w+ and w.sondYr.e Servkv F►N COfl/ldartllial Consu/Nttlon .. Several converwoM locatioins. including: �Sencoe Sirew N nos) 7264W (Downeovrn) SCAFOOROLOGN 1919Law nosAve E (416) 7SO4M or (nDvP and 401) 255 Mornngs de Ave (416) 26"140 (Morrnnpsde Maul) In our Mother's Day Beauty Book� �s� included n trs newmpaper. Please nolo: Page 14 - Hugo Boss'sM Rude Jake' CD Gdt with Purchase wit not be available. The CD will be replaced with Hugo Woman Body Lotion, 150 rel. W ellleemly apolp9tZe to our valued ewlt ss" and regret any hicornenlertce or cat - fueion Nib they have caused. W wVAVIC The work is required as the has led to vandalism and high ing services since 1954 and also current design allows unwanted repair bills. has satellite offices in Ajax and access to the centre's roof which Grandview has been provid- Port Perry. For more information 15% OFFt 0 and funding about the open house or to regis- ter for babysitting, call 728- 1673 ext. 515. th0 is Wesday NO GST`. litindreds of sale, regular & on regular -priced microwaves. clearance items. Fashions, linens, personal care and air care products. ,Factory Outlet & more. a `: small electrics, infantsfurniture. (And 15% off regular -priced . s `wheel goods & Eaton Home towels. fivrniture and mattresses." -'Take an additional Oneda oEd . ues a kJ 999. Y Y Y� z, a Y Times have changed. t Serrws' Safe 15% discount offer e)ch Cosme of s & Fralpances, 93h & Body, seceded shoes by New West Eroo Ar> DWv and Easy Spit. shoes by Stesart Mir. Seymour and Via Spigd. Estate (ewelegy watches by Sheth, Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent. Armin Hug> Boss, Catrin Klein, preOW watches and fine lewellay. jewe" by Du Nouveau, Memore Pars, Dlamord Essence. Dia and the Royal Canadian MM, all %arml i merchandise. Roots merchandise, women's repAar-prced desgtler coawbom corseting ot selected spatswear. dresses, styes, ouAewear, swimwear and denim fashions: men's regAar-priced Tommy Hdow,, Pbb Ralph Lauren, Tommy Bahama and Nautica mw&ardse. cK Calvin Klein, Mar1t, Valentrn, Joseph Abboud and Diesel clotvin& Replay denim, men's and *cmeri s Cahn Klee apparel & men's CaMn Klan underwear. JNCO & DKNY. DKNY Hosiery. Hv@D Boss underwear, children's Tommy Hifiger & Polo Boys machardise. Mort Blanc puts, sale-pnced Royal Velvel towels & beddirg sale -priced bedding and io*ais from Esprit. Ralph Laurerv%o and Charisma, Tanury Hinge and Nautica bed & bah, Eaton Beauty dols, (clique. Lladro. NAO, Disney Ctassc collection. Royal Worcester figurnles, Caithness Glass. Denby dimerware. Vileoy & Boch dirreerware. Seagull PeMer. Beanie Babies. sate & clearance priced lamps. mirrors & pictures, ciearancepneed small electrics. microwavm personal care and ar care products, sale- pnced area rigs, al stationery, Godw, Joseph Schmidt Chocolates. Eaton GO Cerbficales, concessions & sevices. 'Eaton's vwt deduct an amount equrvalent to the GST from the total price of your purchase. Offer carrot be combined with arty other tax savings offer. Ohler valid only tor Utose 65 years of age and older. Senors' Day oft not valid in our Clearance Centres. .'Note hrrrture and mattresses are now only avaiable in selected stores. Call 1.800.268-9175 for the store nearest you. Personal she p only. AIP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2, 1999 ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ Nes Advertiser Auction assistance The annual TV auction held this past weekend by the Ajax Pickering Hos- pital Foundation and the Rotary Clubs of Ajax and Pickering was once again a success due to the hard work of community volunteers such as Maureen Dowhaniuk of Ajax McDonald's Restaurants and Ron Gordon of Re/Max Realtv First. More than $75,000 was raised through the auction, a $12,000 increase over last year. The money will be shared by the foun- dation and communiry projects run by the two clubs. I • • 6 I U a=• Dunn's Cann Boys'Suits g Sizes 168 and 20 129995 I Ajax library computers offmline for upgrading Officials work on Y2K compliance AJAX — An up- grade of the computer system at the Ajax Public Library will cause the suspension of some services available to patrons. The upgrading of the Dynix Library System to make it Year -2000 compliant starts at 5 p.m. Satur- day, May 8 and will be completed Thursday, May 13 so regular ser- vices can resume Fri- day, May 14. While the work is being done, the on- line catalogue, ATAM telephone service and the dial -in service will not be available. There may also be a delay in holds notifi- cation, but customers will not lose their place in the hold queue. All three Ajax li- brary branches will still be open for regu- lar hours and to lend items. Those wanting to borrow material must have their library cards. Borrowed items due back on the days SEARS HomeCentral' 'fit AG W YERS IrU B the system is down can be returned after the upgrade is com- plete. For more informa- tion call the library administration office at 683-6632. Save 25 so on our entire selection of custom window coverings Choose from Custom draperies, swags. top treatments and our extensive line of custom blinds, verticals and shades. 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The highlight of the breakfast, sponsored by the Elementary Teach- ers' Federation of Ontario (ETFO). was the presentation of the Educator of the Year Award to Sharyl Cole, the Durham District School Board's fa- cilitator for French programs. "It's wonderful to know that you are making a difference in supporting and facilitating the growth of others;" Ms. Cole says. "She is a very hard-working and Plan your financial future PICKERING — An investment adviser will speak on financial plan- ning at an upcoming meeting of the Durham Region Lupus Association. Charm Darby of TD Evergreen has appeared on business shows on TV. She'll talk about Planning for Your Financial Future Thursday, May 27 at 7:30 p.m. in the commu- nity room of the Durham Regional Police station at the corner of Hwy. 2 and Brock Road in Pickering. Seating is limited and admission is S2 per person. Light refreshments will be served. Everyone is wel- come. Call 619-0000 for more informa- tion or to order tickets. Special education changes outlined AJAX — Parents are invited to at- tend an information night on the pub- lic board's plans for special education programs on Tuesday, May 4 at West- ney Heights Public School. Durham District School Board su- perintendent of programs Bev Freed- man will be on hand to outline pro- posed changes to the delivery of spe- cial education programs in elementary stdrools across the region. The information session begins at 7 p.m. and everyone is welcome. Westney Heights Public School - i to 45 Brennan Rd. in Ajax. For more information call 427-7819. Correction Incorrect information was incl in a caption accompanying a front page photo in e Tuesday, April 2 News Advertiser. Eric Fox was pictured collecting lit ter from Miller's Creek in Ajax, not a similar event in Pickering. The News Advertiser regrets dw error. � �..r r � .• . 1 E 1_1...x! �.� *! �� •.� ��..t.�. deserving person;" says Anna Hus- ton, vice-president of ETFO's Durham division. "What is notice- able in the nomination package is the number of tributes and the diversity of them." She adds Ms. Cole was described by colleagues as a role model and someone who "promotes Durham everywhere she goes". A former teacher at Valley Farm and Frenchman's Bay public schools in Pickering, Ms. Cole has worked as a French facilitator at the board head- quarters since 1996. She will take on the position of vice-principal at Cen- tral Park Public School in Oshawa when the French immersion program currently housed at Ridgeway Public School moves to Central Park in Jan- uary. Ms. Huston notes there were no nominees for the student of the year award, which is traditionally present- ed at the breakfast. There was also no award for bus driver of the year. Meanwhile, the Clare Wooldridge Memorial Award for educational as- sistant of the year was presented to Susan Dunderdale, an EA at Westney Heights Public School in Ajax, at the board's education centre last Mon- day. 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K , film (s1 M -M -3329 s Career Fair Women In New Roles �daesday,M�y, 5, 1999 1:00 P.M. 9:00 PAL Metro East Trade Centre (South Atrium) 1099 Brock Rd., Pickering uded • mecrcritiquing& lob recruiting Free admission the 7 - Free Childcare available PPa rtnem: - • Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering • Ajax -Pickering Women's Resource Centre - Government of Ontario Women's Directorate • Human Resources Development Canada - Durham Region Local Training Board AJ GROEN/ News Advertiser photo visited and a book fair was held as well. Here. (from left) Derek Gail and Heather Reid -(Wilkinson share a story together at the event. 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2,1999 PAGE 15 AR NEWSHe It h &FiTNEss ADVERTISER MAY 2, 1 9 9 9 Make love like the porcupine: `Very carefully It happens many times a year. I have to explain to young patients they have genital warts. Having a wart on your finger is one thing. But when a wart ap- pears in the genital area it becomes a highly charged emotional event. What should you know about these warts and how can you prevent them? How many people have genital warts is hard to know. Some authorities claim thev affect about one per cent of the population. Others contend one per cent is just the tip of the iceberg. Studies show, however, that about 15 per cent of the population is infected with what's called the 'Human Papilloma Virus (HPV).' It's this virus that causes genital warts. Some readers of this col- umn may wonder if they harbour such growths. But you can still carry HPV without a wart being no- ticeable at any particular moment. Genital warts are not painful. Nor are they gener- ally life-threatening. But some types of genital warts do increase the risk of cer- tain cancers. 40 Please �1 A(:wvERS PL B Recycle PASTA BAR Me... L MONDAYS The Doctor ' Game ff: Gifford --Jones M.D. !J Scientists have identi- fied more than 100 varieties of HPV. And about 30 of these are known to cause genital lesions. One strain called HPV -16, and three other types, are believed to be the cause of cervical cancer in women. The most common type of genital wart is known as condyloma accuminatum. This can he seen with the naked eye around vaginal and rectal areas in women. Sometimes a single wart is present. But I've often seen dozens of these warts scattered throughout the vaginal area and also in- volving the cervix (the en- trance to the uterus). Condyloma accumina- tum are much easier to de- tect in males. They form on the penis. in the anal area or in both locations. 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For instance, we know condoms. properly used, can normally guard against sexual- ly transmitted diseases such as gonorrhea and chlamydia. But condoms do not cover the anal area or lips of the vulva where condyloma often develop. That's why it's ex- tremely important to get early treatment to eradicate these le- sions. There are several ways to treat condyloma accuminatum. Some doctors use lasers or freeze the warts using liquid nitrogen (cryosurgery). Others apply chemicals such as tri- choloracetic acid directly to the wart. This usually has to be used several times if a number of condyloma are present. On occasion patients are seen with 100 condyloma scat- tered throughout the vaginal lining. In these instances a general anesthetic and electric coagu- lation are needed to destroy multiple lesions. Fortunately condyloma ac- cuminatum are normally easy to eradicate one way or anoth- er. What is less easy to remove is the worry, guilt and blame that often accompanies them. For instance, for those diag- nosed with genital warts the immediate reaction is to point a finger at their partners. They may be right that he or she has infected them with this disease. But this may not be the case. The accused partner may have contacted the HPV virus long before the current rela- tionship started. Unfortunately, once infect- ed with the human papilloma virus no antibiotic will eradi- cate it. If condyloma recur they can be removed. But, at the moment, there's no way to destroy the virus that triggers the wart. This is another reason why it's important for women to have annual Pap smears to de- tect early cervical cancer. If abnormal cells are seen either cryosurgery or the use of a laser can remove precancerous lesions. Today, women are still dying from cervical cancer simply because they fail to take the time for a yearly Pap smear. It's a terrible tragedy when this happens. Cervical cancer is one cancer that can ``yybe prevented. /N" C ��)•��. 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IN9 Parents get tips on helpinglids at Pickering workshop PICKERING — Parents of pub- for family life and religious edu- their children's self-esteem, how Registration begins at 7 p.m. Holy Redeemer is at 747 Liv- lic and separate school students are cation with the Durham Catholic to reduce stress, how to address and the meeting runs from 7:15 erpool Rd. S. invited to attend a workshop being District School Board, will talk conflict and ways to encourage to 8:45. Admission to the work- For more information call the hosted by the school community with parents about ways to boost co-operation. shop is free. school at 839-5409. council at Holy Redeemer Catholic School in Pickering Tuesday, May 4 at 7 p.m. Sharron McKeever, a consultant _ �51NW RAM Travel] i%00-7 TUESDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Pickups in AJAX, OSHAWA, k WHITBY Includes: BUFFET MEAL, LOYALTY PROGRAM, QUALITY COACHES ESCORTED FOR COMFORT az SAFETY ASK ABOUT OUR DAY AND MULTI DAY TOURS Carlson Wagonlit Travel Aja: 905-683-8111 1-800-831-1185 Oshawa 905-571-2231 14800-227-5766 Whitbv 905-666-8266 14800-750-1969 METROIL F i(ce 1 t4 ti VALI t k4 Brought To You By: i 00 vv � DURHAM COLLEGE ro Reserve your Booth Please Call Mary or Terri At 0sha%%a This Week 576-9335 For Further Information i • Kids! olour this picture and m4um an - may 8, 10-2 pm for your dwnce to win a prize! Na»� 1425 DUNDAS ST. EAST, WHITBY ♦ 4.1C8W&dC0AaWWe.I ohm tax Address: D \N' ........o.. r.rp. b0WP=�, r�`ain c rs U.A a . Phcwtes (905) 686-64101-800-263-2676 .,;y�.:�t�A7'�i��•"�'�K-�r�b.t��r:�, ... .. �. � ., :. �:;�, _ ..�?+.'4�^.�� `vir,. .. -+�,. .. .'�•�i+o�Fi«..=.:,,�,, N,�` .� ��a+ NEWS ADWJMSER SUNDAY EWK)K May Z 1999 PAGE 19 F - Nuc lear `emergency' tests readiness in Durham Different agencies spring into action, evacuation plans examined BY JACQUIE MCINNES Staff Writer This is a test. It is just a test. What you are about to read is just an exercise to eval- uate the provincial, regional and local re- sponse to a nuclear emergency, should it occur. It was 4 a.m., Tuesday, April 27 when a coolant leak of the Unit 2 reactor at the Darlington Nuclear Generating Station was detected. The shift supervisor on duty informed the Atomic Energy Control Board and Emergency Measures Ontario of what had occurred. An alert was triggered and senior man- agers of the station were in turn alerted to report to the control centre in the plant's technical support building. By 6 a.m., the Chief Administrative Of- ficer for Durham Region, Garry Cubitt, re- ceived the call at home informing him his presence was required at the Regional Op- erations Centre (ROC) at Regional head- quarters in Whitby where staff was already preparing for a day of strategic planning in response to whatever might evolve. At the same time, the works depot in Hampton was being turned into the com- mand centre for Clarington municipal staff and politicians. Before it was over, in the late afternoon of April 28, when the final stand -down was ordered from the provincial operation's centre in Toronto, all four nuclear reactors had been shut down, 2,200 nuclear staff had been assembled and accounted for, and a few hundred regional, municipal and key nuclear staff from across Durham had car- ried out their orders. More than 33,000 people were evacuat- ed from the area following telephone calls which were made at the rate of 6,000 an hour. In reality, no one was evacuated and the nuclear generators continued generating power as always. Because, this was, after Red Shield Blitz kicks off Monday The Salvation Army's Red Shield Blitz kicks off Mon- day, May 3 in Ajax and Picker- ing. Donations fund many of the programs and services that the Salvation Army provides. Phone 683-0454 for in- formation. k , a + . JACQUIE McINNES/ News Advertiser photo Three players in Tuesday's nuclear emergency exercise gathered at Durham Region headquarters to ponder the options. From left are Durham Chief Administrative Of- ficer Garry Cubitt, Brock Mayor Keith Shier and Durham Emergency Measures Di- rector Ivan Ciuctura. This test was in response to an 'emergency' at Darlington. all, just a test. Welcome to CANATEX 3, a federally funded exercise to ensure systems arc in place in the event of a real nuclear emer- gency in any of Ontario's generating plants. Although Darlington, the chosen site for the test, was the only plant where staff actually had to go through the motions of the process, the results of the test will im- pact on procedures in generating stations throughout the province. "Part of this drill was testing our procedures. Ours are the same procedures as the other Ontario gen- erating stations so when you test here. it benefits those other stations as well." says Darlington Nuclear Station spohc�woman Donna Pawlowski. In addition to local government and Darlington staff, the participation of the local amateur radio organization, adminis- tration from four boards of education, Health Canada, the regional health depart- ment, local municipal fire and police ser- vices and seven provincial ministries were included in the exercise. Had this been a real emergency, the 33,000 evact ces would have been directed to reception areas as far away as Toronto and Peterborough. The public would have been notified through television and radio, a mobile hailing truck as well as by phone, of the event and given directions on how to proceed. The telephone calls to residents. which were made during the exercise, would not ha%c indicated this was just a drill but so�uld have instead directed them to check their television or radio for further instruc- tions. While none of these steps were taken for the mock emergency, the exercise al- lowed the staff to go through the motions of making phone calls and faxes to the ap- propriate authorities: always prefaced and concluded with the words 'This is a drill.' Had a real emergency occurred during the test, the words, 'No duff' would have indi- cated the instructions were for real. The test has been very helpful for the emergency teams who have undergone many similar, but smaller scale drills in the past, says Ms. Pawlowski. "It's been great because it identifies any - of the small problems which might occur such as incorrect fax or phone numbers;" she say s. It will likely be months before a full re- port of the exercise, detailing what went right and what went wrong, is complete. But, regardless of the outcome, it will be a valuable learning tool, says Mr. Cubitt. "It's not a test of people. It's a test of a plan. Ae want to test the procedures" And that, they did. MaiMay 8th. 10 an - Spin Too coWWI a rDRMOS w p •u►c�cEi�. J �i boaOf . vw "ori.. B�%' �s wo M je/ �f N �till 1 1v a«tit�� wo M wiir 0 1 pm iK ttiw tt a /idw 4"d Neces Y Fnwlk� UM M 10 IV tYMk NCIM NEW VEHICLE PURCHASED ON TMs i INauoEs w FME en pu►rEet a a1 VW/AUDI Nme & Park, Triple Z0% AFF 150 0N W W AM= E VW Open 1425 DUNOAS ST. 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Service times on May 2 are at 8, 9:30 and 11:30 a.m., and 6:30 p.m. Services began in 1964 with 20 people and no church. Since property was bought and a church built at the corner of Eyer and Oklahoma drives in west Pickering, the congregation has grown to almost 900 people. A second Sunday service was added four years ago and, last year, a third service was needed because of continued growth in the con- gregation. A fourth service is being contemplat- ed to accommodate increasing numbers of peo- ple. Tai chi classes resume The next in a series of tai chi classes starts this week- end. The Durham South branch of the Taoist Tai Chi Society leads the exercises, which improve health and reduce stress. Classes are scheduled for Saturday, May 1 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., Monday, May 3 from 10:45 a.m. to noon, and Wednesday. May 5 from 7 to 9 p.m. There's an open house on Sunday, May 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. The Durham South branch is at 114 Athol St., Whitby. Call 668-6500 for more information, including the cost. .NtAGWYEWS Please PUB Recycle Me... GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offers consultation and gambling counselling services for all forms of gambling. All serwies are confidential surd provided witbont cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 Treat Mom On Mother's Day May 9th Spring Festive On Now& Ak! �IM ft Is SHidws M"ti Smell 60+ 15% cif at WNWN NAx sWw Frequently asked questions and answers about leaving a gift (NC}—How do I leave a gift for a not-for-profit organization that 1 admire? It's easy. You can arrange for a gift in several ways, the most common being a charitable gift through a bequest in a will. Marty people set aside a certain dollar amount. Others leave a percentage of their estate or any assets left over after their family has been provided for. Some people donate something they own, like a car or their home. Others leave a paid up life insurance policy, securities, retirement account or other financial investment. Must I have an estate in order to leave a gift? Everyone can leave a gift. "Estate" is simply a word used to describe everything that you own at the time of your death. Most people leave an estate when they die. even though they may not have a great deal of wealth. But do I have to include my wish to leave a gift to a specific organization in my will? A charitable bequest will not take effect unless you state your intention in your will. Without a will, you lose control over your property after death. Your property and finances are scaled according to provincial laws whether or not they coincide with your and your family's wishes. Do I tell the not-for-prolit that I've left a gift? That is up to you. Not -for -profits often like to know in advance so they can recognize your generosity. They can also tell you about opportunities for giving for a specific purpose. How do 1 leave a gift in memory of a person? A gift is a wonderful way to recognize someone who has made a difference in your life. This kind of memorial gift can be arranged in your will. You just meed to make it clear that the gift is given in memory of a particular person - Who can help me arrange for a gift? Your favourite not-for-profit organization may be a good source of information. Or, if you have a professional advisor you're working with - like a financial or estate planner, lawyer, accountant, trust officer or insurance agent - please talk with him or her about leaving a gift. A professional advisor can tell you about the tax benefits of planned gifts. An advisor can make sure you are getting the maximum tax and legal advantages allowed for your gift. If you do not have an advisor and need assistance, you can find a professional to help you. RESURRECTION CEMETERY & MAUSOLEUMPremium Eye Level Crypts & Niches still available for purchase at Our Lady of the Assumption Mausoleum. In me"M9 Tyr osm«ery needs, remember that only a I Catholic Cemetery has sawed ground, blessed and t>, dedicated by the Bishop as a prat of God's church an earth by special Catholic Cemetery is distinguished our : < on-site masses and by our beautiful shrine sectiaw Cathdw Cemeteries is a not-im-p"t organisation. Our family counselors are not commissioned sales people. Our Lady of the AsSumption Kausol•um 355 Taunton Rodd East, R.R. #2 Whitby For more information or an appointment please call (West of Thicltson Road) (905) 668-8912 Other Catholic Cemeteries serving Catholic Families J L in the area are St. Francis De Sales Cemetery in Ajmt, • St. John the Evangelist Cemetery in Whitby and St. Gregorys Cemetery in Oshawa. 111 II' On the road again ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo The Touring Concept Cycling Group bused just west of Brock Road on the first part of a in Whitby hit the mad in Pickering last week 75 -kilometre journey to the community of ro get the wheels in motion for the new cy- Enfield in Clarington on the eastern fringe of cling season. At this point, the cyclists were Durham. ,GOLF Cl= e> Atl+_r 0111" S 1 � ii MowFrl `l4 MawWe0_oab -W Wkas & HoL@m Repdw'=ts Alter IpaY—'Lt Hft Owls" ft* Atter 3paa--'If ••tit a.ft NNNNM N .Neil. 1 WiadtwMer lid.. 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Hosted by 9o5-404-1818 Sylvan Learning Centre Durham Re` ion's 1st An' nuai i4 d Lakendge Links is a premier course that is exceptional in design with 18 durripwnship holes, spanning 6775 yards on 160 ages of natural roiling terrain. Since opening in 1989, Lakendge has contin- ued to build a reputation around its diverse mix of dullenging holes and universal appeal. It presents an ettpyable and demanding test of golf for all levels. Lakendge is also the perfect choice for small groups of 20 or the corporate golf tournament of 200. The dub features a two level club- house, pro shop, large dining room, golf lounge, patio and complete locker and shower facilities. SoUliintt Pro Icy Newish says on the 3rd hole for the shooeout ternember if the pin is an the left side of the green, aim right of the pin- Tim green slopes severely to the left. If it's at the far back not behind the sand trap use one morn dub. Good Ludt! 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Call Cam HMjac to advertise in this 579-4400 P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2.1999 SP0=FAts&LEisURE NEW S Air Devils s ADVERTISER MAY 2, ky high after trampoline competition Local trampolinists arc and and Stewart Gunn was jumping for joy after out- fourth. standing performances at a Kelly Verboom finished recreational competition last third in the junior girls' cate- week. gory. The members of the Air Alexandra Van Steen cap - Devils Trampoline and Gym- tured the novice girls' brack- nastics Centre in Pickering et while Megan Boduch fin - competed at an invitational ished ninth. meet at the Skyriders Tram- Kourtney Monaghan was poline Centre in Richmond fifth in the beginner girls' di - Hill, the training centre for vision. Taryn Stewart fin - Canada's national team. ished 10th. Judges for the event were Craig Greer was sixth in members of the national the beginner boys' bracket. team, including Pickering Some of the Air Devils resident Ben Snape, a top trampolinists are in provin- world-class competitor. cial-level training at the gym. In the senior bovs' class, For more information on Evan Pelan placed first, the Air Devils call Lannene Matthew Sharp finished sec- Dobbs at ' 39-2190. I lntniors Inc. c?••w. n.�t A om Tap Qawlrm Pnifesswsal Sr n„ r S Worimin,hip Over IS rears of Serwe • Finished Basements • pa,ntrg • IGtcher>s & Battu • Po -,ix Firushes • Plumbrg 9 Electrical • HarClwood Roors • Ceramic do Marble Tiles • C atom Decks All work Gammewd A 4avumd PwiuttsA Relay AvwW-A- Dan Fanelli Place IW 1,� VN 75--i Fu W IK SO4 '1155 Patti. Iilh. 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SPOiPTs Summer Youth Hockey League Registration starts April i Iroquois Park Sports Centre • Sundays May 9th to July 25th • boys & girls 10-16 yrs • 90 minute session (includes flood) • Atom 12:15 pm -3:15 pm • Peewee 3:15 pm -6:15 pm • Bantam 6:15 pm -9:15 pm • Jerseys and awards • 12 sessions We recommend you attend the on site registration times, in person, Sunday April 11 and Sunday April 18, 10:00 a.m. to noon at Iroquois Park Sports Centre, 500 Victoria Street West. For information call 668-7765 k: �s S • NI!iB THE INS AND OUTS OF C-R.EDIT Seeking Credit - ._. the do's and don'ts. Do not SHOP your appl"uon all over the G place. I cannot stress this enough. When a lender receives an application, the first thing they do, is run •a credit bureau, which does not seem like a big thing, however, it has created a permanent record as an inquiry on your bureau. If you apply for credit more than THREE times over a SIX O month period, most lenders (or their computer scoring system) will automatically decline the application because of "Credit Seeking Activity". No this is not proper but it is a reality. Do not let vour cred- it card payments fall more than one month behind. (Definitely keep them up to date if possible) When an account becomes two payments behind it is classed as a minor delinquency. Remember the phrase three strikes and vou're out. In credit that i,u reduced to two strikes. When an account hits three months behind, it becomes classed as a major delinquency, and the one strike and you're out comes into effect. One thing you can do, is make general inquiries as to the possibility of getting an approval based on the terms and conditions you require. Be up -front, if you have had problems, let the person know. (They will show up anyway) This will allow the person on the other end to make a rational decision without running a credit report. WHAT TERM SHOULD I GO? The vast majority of clients are opting for long term. This makes 100%. sense, because the spread between one and five years is so small it is not worth the gamble. Rates, (although they might go slightly lower) are pretty much at the low end, so to gamble that they will go down a 1/4 ora 1/2°'° is not worth it, because the possibility of an upswing by 1% to 2% is a much greater possibility, it's not worth the gamble. On loans, go as long a term as possible. Remember, loans are full' open, so it you have some extra money you can always lump it down. Why Central Funding Group? The answer is Nimple, Fast Professional Service, where our main objective is not only to obtain the cred- it you require, but under the best terms and conditions that suit your individual situation. On Prime First mortgages, we always offer 3/4'.',, below posted market rates. Consolidations have always been a specialty, with the average monthly sayings in excess of $700 a month. Second mortgages are available to 90°x° (with good credit) for any worthwhile purpose. Private funds are available at very competitive rates. Till next time DURHAM (WINDOWS & DOORS CASEMENT 1-888-576-8575 '0„�` Cone - • . TILT-ACTIon vnyl Wmocws & Doors a1CTURE VVINDOWS - BAY a BOW W%DOwS - i%SLIRANCE CLAIMS - PAT10 DOORS • STORM DOORS • %Ew CONSTRUCTION M%DCWS rocks",,,n ur-, Cvu WAYNE MOBILE SHOWROOM HUTCHINSON w SALES. SERVICE i INSTALLATION 14os) 579-2222 AYlOIC��B SC0 149s �Q` ISR 15 XL �O USED $1500 2" FAMALL ST AJAX 6199-19:-12 22 Baeeoen-NAS:AR sealtie ti . Mo.:kry • Baskets Its77 7., Babie`•.�Fooltxo. 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WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT 0UANTrnFS_ ...... A. I3Ox OF I I'I.tx- FS -.- 'm • RED EMPEROR •G ES 2.18. HONEYDEW kg/LB -= -- *MELONS LARGE SIZE 9s r Vgpp�f� pf /F.A. T TFII A�� �t �OIIT�O�fL M01 �� —IY4 mus7fi MS 3.99 ''/ ,MUSHR©OMS 1.� must NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, Mmy 2, i9n PAGE 25 AM BROCCOLI I -Am;F sum 188 G AEI -FAT y YOUR R OWN BUNCH , 1 V S A .(AUiOiNIA MONS 3/ ***a*- ALL PRICES IN .. � . s i v . r . 1. 1 .1.0 a . .... . . . _ - - a - -"• .. _ . _ - _ . a 1 f 6.0 i I► .. s.i J...:. _r. )A.. -D..1— ..• J J. -Y _..�...�..... 4 J A s r ...,._..► 0.0 r • . ♦ . —5 5 . G . { .. . f .L �A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2,1999 THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE To Place Your Ad Call. AJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER - - Uxbridge: 852-9741 LikSSIFIElD Port Perry: 985-2511 Careersl i Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Ganges IMF 1 Careers 1 1 Careen 11 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Games SERIOUS EDUCATION FOR A REWARDING CAREER You will develop fundamental problem solving skills and learn the concepts rcyuired to design and develop software applications. You will learn how to design, code, test, debug, document. Implement, and maintain computer programs that solve specific problems t or users. U -t us teach you: • Computer Essentials • "Memory Management • Programming Concepts • CSC++ • Visual Basic • Microsoft Access TORONTO • Java SQL HTML ENROLL • NOW Pickering Campus 420-1344 gall reclaim! noflieK Calaf)s Inc., a medium size high volume Durham manufacturer, has an immediate opening for a SENIOR PLANT ACCOUNTANT ng to the Administrative Manager and working with anent learn you will draw upon your leadership skills x your workload and give training and direction to the ting staff. Primary responsibtiity includes timely finan, g, plant budget preparation and weekdy forecasting of anal results. A considerable amount of liaison with the accounting unit at our U.S. Head Office is required. CGA or equivalent you have strong communication skills 1 years of Progressive a penence in a manufa I environme"L forward your resume gong with salary el pedatk ns to: fto Paekwhem Pre/Ild: came", Inc. l5 46—" St. w.. Willift, 0011. LIN Fix �r cME91 Soleil OF ICOR- FaIMCihI trentiliM -A AZ AL OFslsal 26 at FtotMy A ting caMw opporlai W W rninsss Phorraha; .12 tit 6 hrhe 500 (>oaptMy ssalx 3 DRIVERS * » �. 3 awtbidors people. sari pan .t Frits% r�orMse:.1n- titae. hw ttaperimce metes MhL 1 yr. � Wit -nim Snows ti : � L1 * pp����pp ooarsas a dlaMe. A school 242ti. ""!'�'j'��e b�he$ �aorMhe . IN NK i1wrl0i Cauca 434-511aim"eis in now 0 26, ON end= pedh PERSONS required for a well established private vocational school. Base salary plus bonus. Potential to $90K+. Send resume to: INSTITUTE OF TECHNICAL TRADES 749 Warden Ave. Scarborough, Ont. M1 L 4A8 Att: Mark O'Shaughnessy is looking• :or an EXPERIENCED KITCHEN MANAGER it You are a result. oriented individi that thrives in a high energy envirc ment, can control your costs and kno how to motivate your team, then would like to talk! We offer an exc lent base salary, full benefit packa and bonus program. Fax 723.6=13 Pb~ 723♦e03 Or Apply Within 145 King St. W., Oshawa SENIORS 1 National Petsittiing 8 Hoasesittiing orgdnizabons seeking bondabke dependable seniors who love pets 8 people. Mage extra mans Respond to 1-800-304-6873 ext. 270 M.I.S. ASSISTANT A/S 400 SYSTEM OPERATOR Experience with AIS 400 8 PC System data entry and info extraction. MFG and sales experience would be an asset. Fax Resume to 905-839-1717 AW,//F CTL A nvoofty some '1 he owbm moln a. ey«w I Albs W a.Iassteahr >beeft allellit brim dy ` ra..�....t a "aa tie r Cps Bier. Siff engin Caen, y. LU ICs or taM 9ee4e1 me "Nob he inm*%a BS JOBS Various posiffions and shifts available in Durham areas including assembly general labour, h t industrial. i Posi tons start at S7. Thr. and up. Positions are teat and temporary full hme. Must have safety boots or shoes. Also, 2 lieenc ed Aub Mechanics with 5 yrs. exp. for hourly shop, no appmntices. Apply in Person from 9am4pm to Advantage Penor ml 1621 McEwen Drive, Unit #5 Whitby, Ontario PERSON Seeking qualified indiWRI1al with experience in shipping Wooedures. both domestic and overseas. AbiMtY to work with rnkiinurn supervision essential. Towrriotor experience Preferred Fax resume to 906-836-1717 www.cdico4ege.com BECAUSE ITS YOUR FUTURE A NEW ERA OF OPPORTUNITY A HISTORY OF SUCCESS A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN Primerica Financial Services can give you the opportunity_ We're a large marketing organization; A unique company, One of the top industry leaders, year after year. If you'd like more information about how representing P.F.S. could change your life. CALL (415) 385-0115 r471■ Arts A Craft Pickering Village Festival Sat. June 12/99 New reduced fee: S24/table Craft Vendors please cad Lisa Ataergin at 905426-2888 'TIME IS RUNNING our bl General Help No General Hop 1 Ga,eral Help 1 GMMraI Nelp fabwsbN 0, to rww an moo aver' we bare i.r.ed4be eep.ra,nias areitable ler eAerierbed "qa. Call Centre Repmesentatives English and Bilingual (E/F) We offer • red-ci - Heaft to ►riiier. &-30&w SIOPAW • eenwm. eaope,eatien - iKoo/hi bei • Top pn,dKM ao ewn f20.00/Mwr • haiessli nppwere • caawrwe loabon M.E. Scubei • Usiiiir) twela•s and a dwnce to ertaw,d Vag sales and maim SWAS! An you pwsaable. Aright and artii We went you to join fi/IealI�1E�F� eon beg.! l4aet yea yew seer• or rersnirs reawele(416)756-7291. Ow Pill to based in Dwhm R I g* n we loo" ler General Laboureia. M you we a reliable indf kiluale have 01111111 tralnsportatdon and can work Pbsse Call Milan at (905) 436.6202 or _ far: (905) S764698 011111111111111110 Stafrmsei TI»wbFhbp Sakfiloa Energetic Mature Individual to direct a Children's program and assist in routine duties at the library. This is a grant program requiring a University or College student returning to school in September, 1999. 12 weeks to begin approximately June 7th. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. Send resume clearly marked to: "Summer Position" Uxbridge Public library Box 279, Uxbridgge, Ontario, L9P 1P7 reply by May 14,1999 CONROENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Placa your appNration and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser f one of the names on Your your Wkiation will be PLEASE MR, "Uat are fatted >, Oshawa This We*, well ad M it the flis a WAW Orieh" gunk Ile »N�raq� ani hilkaMr b Cale IIIstri cum M dla ad. Fax Mr a— aedslb Mphtitt0 Mrlr kale N Mr_Ms. aTomi albmoow and avelimL a Lim few an am am! On iii ihbtwhrdoth,� s7 seemed Miles A JIp • smeme h Oto b 2A ytaa ell • hd d stMlh 0 7CALL84 FAR f bull (! ii3• eleamral "lip �[I� G.treeal lflMp • Wanted Experienced Computer Graphics Operator For sign Manufacturing. Knowledge and Proven Ability Using Gerber Equipment, Layouts and Applications. 905-430-1515 FAX: 430.1517 1 GBrmOrtY IM4 1 General N.Ip aF/C EARN (57500 a wedcl Budd products at home 2-3 hours uNDBRMSITIM11 per day! Fra 24 how record- �mF,a &�f« details. Cal 1- f II 1 u ume, 1 permanent Fa: roe tog (SOS) 666.2977 ADULT CARRIERS needed to de" B. Cal (905) 831- Byers. 8676. 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Call James at (905)721-9506 • Splay painters assembling our products. • General lairrt'ers Idea for m1' at home moms Also Licensed Ontario and students. Start imme- di IFor free irdo. packaoe cal 4 hrs. Millwright. toll-free 1-888 Fax rewrites 10: 771-7409, (955) 571-0010 WON% IWO NOME- Part- sandit prep" Ki sarnabo- ring, steres anal aMmf. Mug time, fall -time, health industry, MANAGER for high volume 5800-sm Fra Booklet restaurant Must have Pre4e 416-631-4925 or log onto Ours restaurant expenitee Reply to File 0353. Oshawa www.hbn.COM access code 58761repkred) WMbv This Wal. 865 Fare -1 (>Igce well St. Oshawa. L1H 715. 14111111) MEWWOMEWK03. Needed in Catalogues. TV Commer- NWOUTE full-time positron col. 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JOHN BROUWER LANDSCAPING (905) 686-3869 MANAGER required Candidate should have • Plastics Injection Moulding experience •ISO 9000 experience • University degree • Supervisory experience • Computer skills Please mail, fax, or email resume in confidence to: Micro Precision Plastics Ltd. 41 Butler Court Bowmarnrille, ON LIC 4P8 Ms. Chris Lane, Human Resources Fax: (905) 697-1759 Email: micprepl@netrover.com EXPERIENCED AZ DRIVERS GM Dedicated US Runs Local Line Haul Switches Open Board General Freight -- City Shunt Work Single or Teams Best � pay rates in Oshawa \.falai Doug Smfth 579�91I Interum Personnel AZ Drives Looarg for P�9 �Chh� work VVlh a mriienuhn 1.5 lim O.T-R. at�eriorloe F7. PR. 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YYOi > rllrw.dluemoeptonmi 't90soy 2Mirwoor EES '� w wAr Thiel salrm N2a-,"3ii -st+r�n tar wN a�Wgar no aaedtam 10 slaOM- W WAIL am 1 Mum Pali" - Atfimg $175. f�i�771�t+w1 Mom "sip ®i otla "sip ACCOUNTING CLERK As the successful candidate, you will be responsible for assisting with accounts payable and payroll functions as well as general office duties. You will have previous accounts payable experience with a working knowledge of spreadsheets and word processing in a windows environment. Previous experi- ence in a computerized accounting system is a definite asset. JPM-Antrum, the Canadian division of The JPM Company offers an opportunity to work for a large global company with all the benefits of a family run organization. To apply for this position, send your resume to: JPM-Antrum 1125 Squires Beach Rd. Pickering, Ont., LIW 3T9, Attention Human Resources MANAGER Duties to include payroll, accounts able, receivables, general ledger and preparation of financial statem4 HVAC accounting experience an a Submit resume to: CeatifteA Heating & Mir C ndkiening x"4 Netiea Ad,, Pleherbeg, O itarle. LIV 2103 or Fax 643-3377 be experienced in & Mt. Parma, 10 type Go wpm "Odle Of word Pat Md. LOW. i 1liuoplt word. Fu I expectabens i resemO to 905-46647>s. �t sew EZ - GO gas gow cant. i 99c reK311 0100 spirt on tone - q, fI.450 CDM (!OS) 579` 52 FIRM. 1a a R. ON whir SM Cal Jam 9*452.0118 IN COAT - laoMw Wo- colm boom caw *10, sa 1Appraised at S95M. was hr$W rtfn-1 . to $3000 (105) 7860009 (9M) 9.1 g umaRATON. 42, Round tads 4 3fain arta rug. 2 hole lop trace pores. I1ab Wm 111110M.. rd2 rltpea sapper$. Am rr glee. indr►- Are ttrandAtr. 4 toad whh MasCrma, fambit; my mrd for !umnp, reoarrs and pre- truRwaNt consrrtaroa ort as mom 6 morels. Cal Blanc a 905427-7631 PMnO TYNNIG fes . 35 yrs apenenct Am makes and niguilati 0905 () 985-6159 ng. M PCLOCKS WOL�REN F91 ON SALE Now concis and Boots tngnF tory Must Go, Mage s4bmom of int■ and wad woosw now blow pnarnot hon SM and P RIA to own. 11100% at d I Mmxt of waindr. it docks from 5995 and up Call TELEP PL400 433-1491 MCA. Off. SATELLITE. new MAHM APPLIANCES Ouakey model 5135 including tett In I io ned Appliances Card lest Wawwb ape+) Vow VW our rtrewoom lot amu- taw 7110 Wands. $689 99 irq savaPortable doh- W U"bW MOW Cad wemltw.ge 3yrsmart set No gedgmrel for 6 mOMht ft agdamb. Figibin, slog. KMrsat (SM) 7254196. Me mew P" M apt • (905)626-9998 fire trndpvstove (600 FNq Irtt b+dprs p $1 1 d . 99y M M TO am new ad W adi99innp. W Mare skive $199 stota Syr washer tntmvy wa0planoa. Pad- duty mracspaary $249 dy's Mania or .asiwvMyat 5149nup. dry- 1-x00-790-5602. ers f149rup lupe selection f1N OraeY woOrtn dt bwbsom prn 426 Sim a" B- x B bmm lot 0* Sts. (9DS1720 xOCt $331. Wes tat. Many omw 3/Lr °uplt/ sm Also gtarrtaagetNon avadaek. and decks 761 McKay twWas mwcaasl Gaubaotll PmN. Rd Unit 3 For Wong mid, all 90541 Roomypawbnx 0o r ramolVOW ow 2003 Free Eskm n Cal sm (9%42a -03n. Leasee ma- 304 NM. od $150. Car After 6 00°010 sP W-750 MOT TMN 54 paean. gganeeYY NNW bh�s. $2000. Billion W flit Knomy pre 3'TW 3.6'M l[ POOL TABLE 4-1/J x9• 1' x x i 2 aMCboo sloob. ExdtM stale. bider Podos. solar CWAM N. $150. S1MMT trnrd Ipsnew c o l apse- BOOK hOWAh 31N x 2'4'N x bightsm At 11T. $50. 4 GONIFAN (cirms. swow tints; 185 =I* lie NNR NM X-#Ack OretepNdc (1 000. In PNow10 MI Sand fame, sti f� .. in cast 9 700. See Masw W* (41% 255-015 FNL AN funsnw. Now anti =sum NM kir waft tar 2SO At i a - Salle. Nahal woor• 1600. 720- mv.-ft are I" SPdel- , 42s1 Stan -. Owd, rectimpliK e1t6w aNlalT:. Podmbt hmrra day,tar M=m. GMK rodeo own. WE mme TNM All!.-.MmN a GINN lap tmmb i dhirs carr• s or C*K No 1f0im Path *ap@L 2a• umn ism how Nmdt Mk willeaa. Wi k r fwmtlme- Olftl WJbL LWOW =no 10 Your OWAfnl mlft.Ow Craftsman do Wins (905)723-M Wilt, A COlN=f Niw i Himaholow Diaim Racjimta mad Rraket�n�mra�hmrdwye i Chaos, at as prom m- IlaC a......Dtop w and sme Mr aNiom hie me Mo, d 705.324- Sale d 1M M worfemakbN � (� K how %fto hlreilMe an NNNnN iNNM so*. waft- P-mailmr....'IMm is NO Sambpihe kir Galk- do" Pub" No wo No O%Mmorr 4 �Y•..... Tradioey Wtefwerk cop 115 wits, Pon Rod darm � M .. dN RIK% Rd.) Pett Pery rawers, y Md W. mint ctlmdbW. 905.9115-x774. www-badbw $1100. Cal ow79ei %-M= W WAIL am 1 Mum Is10FWiL NaamrlpN beck was mmit fE 49X", $22x , aMem Oak Wit. SM 5 10, adllll meWlsin un200. $60.tide bills $2s lei 5150 Cal WNW � UD• M alk kir Dam 7401. AM PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2,1999 120 120 120 120 135 135 135 135 135 This position reports to the Superintendent of Education - Hunan Resources and shall be responsible for administrative and secretarial tasks. Ctsificilifim include~ • At least 4 years of previous senior secretarial and administrative experience • Profiaerq In Quattro Pro, WordPerfect and Internet • Ability to deal with confidential materials irrvolving industrial relations matters • A team player with excellent written and verbal co rimu>ication skills, as well as orgare2itional and interpersonal slops. Qtiali(ied candidates are Invited to forward a resume, no Werthan May 7,1999, to: Alam Jeffers, Human Resources Manager The Durham Cathok District School Board 650 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario LIG 7C4 Fax: W 576.0923 GA kdrims Only applicants berg offered interviews will be contacted. Mary len Martin Drector of Education No Phone Calls Please. Chair of me Board 10 _sn" �%wAgwft 1 SW Maft,- ffF3 SWftd HOp-SkiMod ►Idp 9-i FULL TIME FURNITURE SALES CONSULTANTS Experienced preferred. Excellent work- ing conditions and benefits. Send or fax resume to: Smitty's Fine Furniture 1099 Kingston Rd. Pickering Ontario, L1V 165 Attention Hary Barrie Or fax tar (905) 420-2287 No phone calls please #May Accounts Receinarle, Data Etgry Clerk regeired by Scarboroegh Car Dealership. office exWence Milk good computer i CommmicatbR zwk an asset. Dealership etfgerieace In do M. Fax resume to: Attp: Lois Coy. 141693-46Sa1< 4rMr consmoraM aplak o saw be an6al9f. Retail Sales Manager Noncom Cellular requires a Retail Sales Manager for their Cobourg "I World location The ideal candidate has two years of management experience with Bell Canada or in the consumer electronic industry with a good understanding of wireless communications. Renumeration in commensurate with experience. Fax reiunw in cordidence to: Brian Kerr 9906)432-1730 Only those considefed for an interview will be contatded. SALES Major kwdler contpelq in Duhra a liooldlg for sales stay. Elgkerience an asset. to: owum Meek P.M err 41111111 Flo #366 US FeleweR Ave. oeho e, ON L1H 71.5 AAkke r � r 9ele sale 1 �r up. rsea celsior coNw (slalom sit) 99 / uprow n6ed 8150. Pair Trick skis' SM. r. SMS (wide Slalom Sin) mm dpaak algid w504rs pyrgQdso. Cal Jan 152-9741 sop bdrrirradswrr owTffi-s se enlbroidred lop 4aYn M st boeorr. Prirrma erre. 96 ie Paid 1 $1111110. wt SM �i re �Greg ileal!! 9Drr a* for Batb.(Swl A progressive manufacturer of soil compaction equipment is currently seeking MECHANICAL DESIGNER Reporting to the President•you veil f7e responsible for all aspects of the End neering Department, product develop- ment. research and technical writing. Mechanical Engineering or Erx��e�r�g TechnolWst degree and minlrtwm 5 years experience in mobde machinery design required. Computer proficiency a must. This position oNers many challenges, as well as an opporturxty for quality country living, close to many lakes and outdoor sports, yet easy access to cty conven- ience& I Fax resume to: 705-439-2066 1 requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp. Home Every Weekend Satellite Dispatched No NYC No Slip Seating Competitive Rates Benefit Padag Paid Weekly -Direct Dee posit Call Bryan (905)706-2596 Caeadim Tlltfle Pidcmk Rt WMS ftll"Me Class A flAedlsaic Best flatrate wages, best benefit packape. Well equipped shop. Appy with resume to :1300 f(mgston Rd. Needed TO Foster Special Needs Children Fxperimce and/or backgrou" lib C Mild Caine would be an asset. For furthm into please call 905-837-2098 (tolled) ffi1 to er Sent - ■BTW LCS, M. r board. is f94.. wind lig boom 2 pc. mask Gualia sb- losiloi pm 52 sad reed balm 51800. d (410 704 -IM. AlftWiar LM MR WAKIMq Crimes - 1My 16. innate woe >t - we ewe 25 yws aperiertm. SpaCa u Ytnilad. Reserve raw. z1S4144. TW Link Whnmalnr MINE GMMn ler sale. Call rim. 90660.5117. mill ADAMS SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS • 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. • Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 E 4ASS IA6 CHMCUX ly with Chrysler ience; for busy ip. Fax resume to: 5-683-5738 FFaxrewmeil'to; MILL OPERATORS ositions available. 3 years experience in set up . Fanuc Type or Dyrggatti Control. ages. eReQuired immediately. 905-427-4993 (Ajax) FILM STRIPPEWPLATE MAKER rec(uired for folding carton company Minimum 5 years experience necessary. Please fax resume to (905)831-7571. Busy and growing dealership currently requiring an experienced Small Engine Mechanic. Personal water craft, ATV, Motorcycles, Snowmobile experience also an asset. Fax resume to (705) 328-3943 or visit our Dealership. LINDSAY CYCLE ac POWER EQUIPMENT Highway 36 at Queen Street Lindsay, Ontario K9V 4R3 (705)324-5672 Needed Experienced Foster Parents 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 (tolled) 1 A" s.r GAaACE door reps n. bide is -,. Cabks. rollers. app ws urtaw Twnpt. 349.95 416.336-0073 AMmINEa7AMeh"elyl Ad- vice-11116111111! ore! outnpK. @s- tates o"" amalue com- was. (oro lied 1D glue cow aid"). coAema" of my sort. OWN" or single an- tipue ileac. Special i - in Iloorcm 011;,- ' . 11 NY b a` :pond to arcr . as. bRobes o ti . i9�"> 4AM (90510166.5601 ima AMrioni and rwi- s. We POW- pivacrprd !OS -PIS -6161. OaM1Ee. New of Rubins mwch"na, d -NOW dow- ing. and horeteMree OIL MI P604doBatr. Pints Call r Used Air b00a M 257 Peal - WA am irntalm 1S• Moil. Sr dap above pond chi Marn M4 , amen soler Mantel Prim new a x t 32.300. (906) 3ALE - Kwu Peens. Rec- �deckhq�t x 210 D �99s. l'adoge irrdrrdes.lirn- a 2 kddea. sand freer pw4. menti. etc. 1.O0o-66O- 111= • Leek LOST BMR - COCKIM M Id = fit amend: tlerer , CaO 90S Rik 3756 intik oupdm FINEE TO GOOD HOME - bw �klcron Plpse Call 985 - (SM) AMENICAM COCKER SPANIEL pups ler sale Adorabla bun- dles at bwt Tadao home rased. CKC Reg'd. Shoes. 965-6021 L1MM ARO Flamm ready to go. various colours. First shots. vet drednd. de- wormed. Cal .hie 905 -721 - SM or Joamre 706.7x6-3124. OEMILL x eHn - - Beatebl. happy. atlerdornM personak- h, tool riAt MOt Lodwic fa a tamly wide bet d flan and love. EratnpslwaatenrOs (905) x37 9794 LBF M a howdist pa a swood M d�incled wrier fiat boosMc Adds pet. mat spade or ::P1 hr1Y vac rarnted. 1AanY ma6em b av ole. dolls also � dse4lhes ad aMresl Adopow A (906) 4"11. wem Faneles Me Mede Shots CKC WIN 905-404-2716 ty s rnodei 200101) 854.99 alp a 150 Ib. WL. mold 3500 519.99. model 3000 579.99 p b 300 lba. l>og kik Jsduds talarfap al 825. 24' Fre Hy dear mneairnt 525.99. BEST Ball 3•. 4-1$7, V. 10' '11A G wanae, from $5.99. Doo slmveM tram $5.99. PA NOT TAX mei MAY 31!! gam- yyppm�p 7 dtytywuk. 9051723• 8419. Fax 723-1 a -mai: The Emerson Tool Company, a division of Emerson Electric Canada Limited is looking for the following individual to join our team: PART-TIME CLAIMS ADMINISTRATOR Reporting to the Division Controller, this position involves investigating/resolving customer claims i.e. warranty, shipping discrepancies, etc and tracking/processing CO-OP and volume rebate claims following the guidelines set out in the cus- tomer's rules and buying agreements. This position will also involve developing/maintaining a claims/war- ranty database and analysis. The position would be full-time hours during the mid winter through mid sum- mer months, changing to three days per week during the alternate months. - The successful candidate will ideally possess a busi- ness administration or accounting diploma with some related experience and proven analytical skills. Strong computer skills (Excel, Access 97) and communication skills are required. If you enjoy a fast -patted environment, please fax your resume and salary expectations to: Sherri Foote Personnel Coordinator Fax: 905 475-4630 COMMUNITY REGISTERED NURSES DURHAM REGION WE OFFER: Fle3o sdnedukig • Comprehensive orientation • ongO11g trairunghn-service education • Competitive connpensabon/RRSP. REQUIREMENTS: Registration with the CNC) • Valid CPR mrtifKate • Recent medical/surgical nursing experience • VehiclelvaW driver's licence • Faxing capability. Specialized experience in 11He areas of post surgical arc, mediation management, skin arc, IV Merapy, palliative arc, paediatr►cs, enterostorm/ Meraq; orthopaedics and mental !Health arc is an asset If you are interested in perwing a challenging career in our ymbng and Shift Nursing Programs, please forward your resume to: Saint Elizabeth Health Care 209 Dundas Street East Whitby, OntrAo L1H 7H8 Fax: (905) 430-2921. 11 A0"Otr=0, Ibt 1676 1.rCOLN 16 -m - AIN AIN , pr- Excefty stupe n and our Gown 32995 caw 705.324-0915 "a Macon 7M 30 tur- bo diesel 290000kms Excel - IM cad Gold wah k adw anenor Adkaq $4200 call 404-M IM MAZDA 626 whin. 5 SpeW bided. 4 doors. bet d tatty parts. Good carrsao. As is - make an dila. Apt 9g6�z7-sz3e IM I0g11MC Fiero GT. 2.61. Y6, alb pew. swaod. at, w, crime, rod wO Grey like wx new tires. Lady drirrat. Just had work don. rarest $M. Adorrg $3.500 Deo. (905)00- 99M. 1617 ClwMM Lee". in good oorrdikiort, as is. $1500 o.b.a. Call 570-1952. 1617 OM 51ERRA. nra 000d ta50. as it. 905-91- 99 Daae. 2.2 Liv, iced., am, PSIPOIPL, air. good millih rt. 161.000 an oi- nal tai. ria gva venter driver, 52.5reat,00 or abat dfer: 90.5697-0147 IOM CAVKJm ark.. awl■. Mr, $1100. 905-3719 11IM conRIm alien mndr- don. friary badeA Made on Made ow. Argo. aw Was. eread wiabws, replady mtimaiaNremnds. M a6w 1�bearh. Asti% $16,500. IMO Fella ENW. 4 Or, Ma* air mn., oWem on Ps��e> mISM care d11111io� il. .at is. "5-1991 (snp) 1M/ Grant Minim. 120.000 ken. S1M0 pSS01M.creae rbnthbl, power winrbealdoors, rise I.boles ant drive Mn ave. pftdied and emKsiOn keeled SM IS U6.2240. IOM PONTIAC SUMBIRD, li:640 i a. 5700 oleo. Call Sait�itt°Eli�beth 11011ler �' I961 044 CkeMM. B dy Excdwn condbon wny loaded lo lac CD playa. Arra car swum Phan alam. armed wallows. 190.000km $6100 Ora OU4775 1M2 COlt$lck wide. mann driven 6cyt . Ails brakes. as caadmorerrg, aw bras. 52.200 kora . ha; had clean amssrm 1*51In mora cat , & . VAOO firm. Cc~ 906-6e65J613. IM LO MMA. 200.000 kik . pool condition. 33.500. Call (9061433-50604 /tet FOMIIAC OONMEtaIE. leaded new robs. new boot and bade. $7950 rxrow. no tax. (Enksm tested► Cal 726-4917 Ha PONTIAC sUNe1R0. 4 Cykireda. 2Ltr. stack. aw tonulic awift Cauette. Power door Idds. A/C. 137.000km Excsxem m" - SM Cer9xed at 35000 asivng only 31x00. IS 401- 2665 1104 CHEVROLET Corsica. Mo. dt and dvisee, power i��906 ClarokCr imW 51500 obo. Boer 9X01160 ooe6tiar . 905441279. 190 OoosE CAMAIMM. 3L. wall iftlaftiod. SM obo. CAN 84101905.430-7543. Greg BslyOpe iso 7900 DOW& 5.661 e156 ION LINGMa lent CAR. Made 177,000km. ExmOete a " o AM** $15.000. 1994 nM55AR so= - Ino- alaalaM rordilion. 96.000 kws.. leaded. bills brand new. Execdive driven. 55600. (905)725.6704.np 1Me CNRV ER 1MTREPIO - V6, air, Caw, Cas q 90.000 Inn, $11.500 CaI105�656-x653. IMO PON= SUMFIRE, Mack grey itetrbr, amNm mltdifon, air. amnm pssage. any 90,6011 km. 2 dr. tpdila ftW dual snags/rMrrors. ".t .•. y��Jty4' s. .Y.. w�... _M , ..-'.;. �... ;. r,.. , .. y., ,..:.�. ��� � - r4. ..a+�'7-'�t4'��IM !'�• r� 11 yw' 1967 I.I. I Aft, air, vim entry. sw- so. exteww wwrartf. 0" - IM conoW. 311.3000D d ��1. M or evartegs 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 FUME O ARTMW SI1tIDAN CNIEV 996-796-0490 W 1W MEN a pr? YwIf *Powi&Do yen as n SM ford 8200 - o o a mal0. r abow #m call (416) x2467oO. ler as W riga OBEcnw d law pis. mrexed and emission Maid. 6 mono m- dedrd. Ed mar's Auld Serv- ice. 1430 Huy A. Ent Corr - 7 i d Oil d Trlwniwe Rd. Pkaee mW your r. fieri ad on Mee khat dry of pllbtiea- bereIFm-eflblefor Vlore Moll one lit sefNon In Mee einem d an 61,01., 135 135 135 W 300 300 CZ, 0 r - z 0 d LARER E HEALTH5. Patients First BOWMANVILLE OSHAWA FORT PERRY UXBRIDGE WHITBY Laheridge Health Corporation consists of the five hospital sites listed above, all located fuithin the Greater Toronto Area's eastern sector. Our vision is to umh with our health partners to promote health and deliver excellence in care through the combined efforts of our 3,500 staff and physicians. putting patients first, ux provide care to more than 500,000 people with an operating budget of $180 million, and are developing the Durham Regional Cancer Centre in partnership with Cancer Care Ontario, for opening in 2001. PHYSIOTHERAPIST Working collaboratively with a multidisciplinary team in this full-time role, you will be responsible for the assessment. treatment, education and management of diens in the Respiratory Rehabilitation Program.You must be licenced to practice in Ontario, possess a BSc in physiotherapy and be registered with the College of Physiotherapists of Ontario. A background in kinesiology and physical education would be ideal. DISCHARGE PLANNER Calling on your BA, BSW, RN diploma or equivalent combination of education and experience, you will co-ordirnte and promote the indmdual patient and overall hospital discharge planning programs. This full -tune role requires demonstrated knowledge of health-care facilities and community resources related to the discharge planning function. REGISTERED NURSES Several part-time opportutMties exist for competerht professionals to join our health-care team in providing patient are in a primary nursing environment In addition to your registration with the College of Nurses of Ontano. current SCLS and, preferably, a BScN. you have the following qualifications: Opeffl ft Roan - 2 years of operating room experience, and successh completion of a certified operating room postgraduate course. EMergency Department - hospital experience or a postgraduate certificate in Emergency Nursing or Critical Care. and IV Certification. Cifitied Cate - at least 2 years of critical are experience. PA Catheter and N Sort Comfiation. Cardiac Monitoring Course and/or Critical Care Certificate with demonstrated skills in defribrilbtion and ventilation. Cmd10100 - minim m of 2 years of recent mediall surgical experience. general knowledge of medical ordiobp; and cardiac neon -torn courses. CCU Level I and If is preferred. If you danonstrate sound judgement and good organization and problion"olvirlg skits, and are seeking a challenge in an exKaang health -cars organisation• please send your nestuae, by Mgr 14, 1 M. to: L.aloeridge Heald) Oshawa. HMt6brb Resources DeparbinKng, I Hospital Court. Oshawa, Ontario. L I G Mg. fax: (!Os) n1 -4M. E�eelaik l� We thank all appfiemeIS for dwir i -1h -1r, hovwww, only those selected for m interview will be contacted 3GC . FRA SER Waaftada ft 6 We w 1p 6 SIOAK Cuba M *& Any weE wNOme.can' :'30 X70'i °f CALK FM amMbw wad aAhML 10 "m ow be is Colmost. Call 44227-24118 rxrNe be 4" M]NAD ARUM SALES oil ar HM DUN MtM1, MllniIB 302. Sapd, room paint. 10vrpe0. very lost. Meet SN $Me do or lade for Jap YJ. Cal 906.91&3133. 1087 Dodge ~ Mabse. atocideltt roma SM r IN My 6 P.aL 1-Wi-357-2015. (so) 'IMI = ho lm 149 000 57 km1 Nld. ww=t Call tr^r. •� + . Y C 111110sw um �� ��Ime�.� pick -9 truck feoniionl atlmd" (53000. Cd rJS- M � p.a Or wnidwAL �e�Mopeon ,bee e pft bow int. timer pdolly 4*4 ba8. 31100o�fw2 WMfled. hep5ea0vD�q CIN We905687-9875. (sip) vw 1116 MMBME CARNM SE.7- p�slcepa 27.000 bit. 3.31. V6. at1p. overdrive. loaded. 516 50011pINIf Cab 434.2775 t18MEl 10 loot herd top CoSe rbe& wh taw. 3- my fridge, alk, new Ira. now plopnN botiles, skeet 6. agood cond" $1700 Gl T 906.1139.6337. BUYING OR SELLING? "MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" Your one stop shopping for "ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING" and mpeis as wet! MedwvW i;1f1�CJY0fKSaky 114111154111111141111193 1-900.6is.ap3 1 Trains NEW ARYCO camping trailers Rental $349/week. Leisure 14662 S. nye .905 642 Hwy. 148. SbuR- TRAILERI 1974 21' Citation, skips 6. Lodge save, fur IOU02 52000 abo. Can • 1 Sawombinu IOU POLARIS HEY Uhl with 95 XCR 600 motor New pant Polished tmrnlnd. Ingnt- aagnt speed track. studded S4g00 0110. Cal 9D5-985-3183 • Ikwim W FIBERGLASS BOAT .vim 18 HP evtnrude outboard. hada. fish tinder. Down Rp- ger and rod . tmoreh ExceNem co ition 71-� $2500 BASS 50 hPOBOAT, T T ud p rte. with hales. new condition. obo�623-ms opeos "M SPRMGM 16' afumnom canoe life WiLeisjoars in.. avid $450 1905OW2 a4 • 1 1 ADrbmwmm 3575. am ncfusr" flet hy. dro and aIle Apt. an bit roue. very clew. balchow *4 No PM nor smoker. PICKERING VILLAGE, ! bed- room basement br,pnt on - IM entrance pnvaie back yard. 7pa��mq0 til -hes nciud- ad. S/2Shnonth hrstlas' Yc pett/imoiung Avajoic m- mediatey YaZ 15th ;r a'e• CaI1905-t26-2 0' IST CLASS ,is! level mored bhmgflow. 2 bedroom open mroapt 15W% Prue W b, mrtimobr. no PM Ac - con b 401. Wak to June 1. $1000 Ad. Cal 509.0361. 2 MAMO ala roar Odle - ora Cade and 401. Par klrt Lame 7- As iralPPm Mrre01. H� by" 905.579-0246. : I num in roamer oom. mita %K Rita Hokin ales Ant Meir 15, d 571-2198 2 MIIBBIni ireiable lila of JML $740. AN inthrsive. Grip off m No dogs. Crib 721-2232 24M apt pod bicaboo w well aef wA 12 -Ow Itioe 04 Siwoso�ropRprorpM, C1MeYrnbF�bcow sea- ry.�toNs Mi Jw 1j* AM - � Fury. r 2. file. conk **K 1 bnlrsem hmmm apL. S�NraM et d . (41 66) �7� a1 in AML lap 2 brdakes baw ah" 4w n a M indwaive. Av phis plwmn iM Tr 905427-2512. AML, JIM largo 1 bed- room, bapmm Poll W �ssepoeua% entrance, on 1im- Imbo ble m w= )-M6 6773 releleltlxfs KM1 me r Rare AVAILABLE O EOMMY. newly renovated one bedroom apt. Ideal tar couple centrally located! on Brack $t in dowrf foam Llxbppe Parking aval- able. References. From $500 utilities. Call 1-800.3879303 - AVANAKE MONDIATELY. in Whitby Apt building. spa - nous. carpeted. newy, pant- ed. w4h bakarq. dose to bus, sfnopprp, in ulitlits rnarr'I . firii/1a5f reourw. no pets. 1 bedroom M. 2 bedroom. SM Cal 3 430-0134�� $690 BACHELOR AFT S512/month- y Plus ubltbes. 3rd Now walk - no elewt«. ahgaws CAN Wrk IW -3107 Lave mes- sage BACHELOR Apartment awd- able lmme"Ify. 5450 in- t0uuve Cable. hhyyddrrpp sepa- rate enbw= FrtVlasi IS, envaor no Can ( M 905) 414- 1090 CENTRAL locatom. two one Bedroom apartments avad- able MAW"* brit and fag nefeAnne4 releranbss. 5660 nchave Cam -11, e a 725 7321 b OM 6 a.m and 430 pm. for appormman. CENTRAL Odaere, large 2 Bedroom apartmems aval- able In wau-mawouwwd 10,doge b all amaomes Please can (905)723-0977 9 am -7pm COIIRIICE - Ftmafned suuy. rI bedroom. loweNaet Pari - no peK. S575 -OW t 9goeeg. person Go (9051 436-5704 ria 6pa tNNACLRATt linght. very arge 2 -bedroom. Oshawa 3,4 a Kxp St an Top two luors a thohee hhdpe, stove. Foshan. dryer. neer a 1hM +t er vhdn0ed. New FA.G Fw- uor i goo hot water Looe storage room, parkrq, no pets Available June tit Can 9051263-2354 KING/TNONNTON, large caw bedroom basement 4 pkat. park+ng mahpmd 4 appbamc- es. MOO calms % utd*U Avadable ,Ara tet. 4M-6569, or 41Ff06 2 UVEMOOLAAYLY. Como - P*" mmvaled. lagt/Brod 2-bedm m busano apan- mM. W-0 karJorR. srperale amaooe. polks no pea. ro smokers.br Mast. Akanlaele amd-Juw. $75&Wdomh (906)637-0016 .I Level 2-1rdroom bm am apartawm. oft stars. true a rMh alae on ire0", $IONtanlh rt &Amus. No bps Cal (906) 579-97% MFAroNRossbw am TWO BEDROOMS Cbm UWP 90) ow -M so 3-bl mw $KWMNO Ad eeiacie" ..ppFit iflYot w- dalme tel GB 371-1 432 -ISM. MM$MM 3 IMMMw tort bop. t« on Far SM&* IIbLNeI 4136 nim -2' 'm main New bwlpabr, sdkw WOK indang, coed b TOM C40e. S i&* >i antlydel FirsUleot. Amiable Dome 1. Ne POL s(8-tibt PICIfEM1. WINTES and Hach, ream My 8N. luw*A blight fele bdrfepm aleaSW W Mno PIK me= = pno prtderteQ i65AARo1nNh. alk it dwive 19061=-1200. PICIERMI1 WESTSHORE - 3 bedt0om a* flo« apt Pak- dae 10 Sdools. illy 1St 5995. pp aa1Nh in born. (906) 831-3611. 11 PAW r FKKENNhe. 1 -bedroom basernient close to WWafe entrance. par une n Availablee i2 � inclusive No pelt. Cal (905)509-1651. PICREIIMB. 2 bedroom base - mar apolman. Separate en- trdM. pair". bright a spa sous. 4 iaroces Large beck yard. Steps to GO/Town Cure. S6o0Jmon . loop uni- ties. non-smoker/no pets. Available E immediately 831- PRCIIfERINO. 3 bedroom man floor of Bungalow. large eat in kitchen. 4 appliances. large bade yard. Steps to GO/ Town Cure. 51100/ mon.. half uit- tties Non-smoker/no pets. Available immediately 831- 8878 ROOMS FOR RENT and bachelor apartment for rem For further nformaoon please Cal (905)720-0827 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom base- ment apartment. Laundry. 2 :nate anrances. parking. uMf1m. dole to all amen - lies Available June 1 No pets. IwSVW S900M. Tel 905.837 -5555 - SPACIOUS well-maman ed 2- 3 bedroom apts Avail a goo and $98 Gla, St. some with wont n cbseh. ppm provnd- al. Cbse a sclloohs slop pro carie. GO Raw. UMi Us included. Cal 728-4993 OSHAWA Large 2 d 3 3/R umts. Utlllies Included. Easy aCC'ss t0 schools. shoopm Fp aw. call (905) 721-8741 Two MOROOM Netsor Street. Oshawa Stove refrtp- us".. woks and ON" upw fboAvailableirpysm$�pe r�myonth da - Do: repertQ Gt 579.2119 ■WTI)Y. smart don 1 -bed- room aparlin" m 6.glex Walk to awn. riodaele w (905ya23 2200 Phowe my red when you as ow yyooul own wmm err refs Iowa kO Sales RCI RdWa S.wwM Ruta 119Lid � 1) 868-30M or O91)) ) 6W 1 fdmeee For %N YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? J Qmj' from s700rmordn J No %W Dowpaynlenfr'r'r (90$)571-627$ 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapler s r a. rr.r r sr ort.■ M A home your oan' 5 mootts ft". 5500 IrrAmm reorremnM from 528.000 gross An wnbe- Iwreple etpawno . Cap Ken CaNs. cakhom Baca (905)728.9414 3-lEONBBM windy. gap crescent. 2-seotey. 2 car ga- A fW June 250 111350/ month Pi"L CA (905)985- 0146. S O. Wast oi Uxbridge. Three beioom an mare b«, AMBa iaelwd $1.300 aoomlh. (905) 852-7517. AJAX IfTiff9c 11th 3-bd ITIM fbor semi. Ap- pHs.. bupnedlTy. park- smk1g.o m. Awa- June 1 FNSIIi .ref.. $11111115 ♦ 111111% Lint. 98 4LWS M 000Mss=". 12 BN`NoSL pots Rllewnoet bele IAL closes - 2J32 AV 6 PJL Nome i 1lfeew and" p�06)80am 1 . ow CA IJIMM DREAM HOMEEA« OK villb SO wo; d (►fooOmM 1raiL 1 tin bIe- pie1e006 4 IOr . am bite wile aemlr odrat. Um Draw Lds living in a POk 014 to ofttOPEN HDJSE-2:00 pm t00 pm� Rletieadey. MM Sia 1999 Fa mole WAwsOm d Ja- net Robbins-Staltebe (905) 472-7302 /raiq bot bits MMMT daMOW 3 bed- room home. Nowt' deooraled. lar( 1011. 1 atppFiVM room ireroolb-IevwN abtspF apt, briwono in SM. Ort -s/railings. Gaesp xtinpbp. Nana. (9906) 5799759.M .LI 1. n'A ,:h.. :- t'@ .A -I.-..,-.f't:..-A'_wn: ..f4 Z, THEWS ADVERITSER SUNDAY EDITION, Miry 2,1999 PAGE 29 Alp 1 TraMns 1 Tme" M Trailers A Holiday to Reswember in a Pas* You Woae s Forget M K K's Beaver Trailer Park Ltd. Your Hosts: The Robinson's Y w V. newva Ttanaa raK eflA Omemee, Ont. Off Hwy. 7 - 1 Milk N On Sturgeon St. Full Camping Facilities, Laundry, Store, Pavillion (bingo, Recreation Program) Season Sites. 3 Pt. Hook-ups. Designed For Family Camping Trailers Sold On Site Write: 1be4, Box 60 (705) 799-6221 Oeaemee, On. KOL 2W0 earmmd EMPLOYED responsible cou- ple seek" 2 bedroom hand awrrhouse etc with reasw able rem, for Jule 1st oav- pp�arwyY References available P4ase call 438-9586 (snp) r 1 Towrhhowmm AJAX LUXURY TOWNHOUSE. 3 bedrooms. 1 1 rj baths as soktay no smoking. no pas Available immedaefy$1 050 pl4297 uldibes Cap (416)329- CLOVER RIDGE AND HARWOOD Three bed moan town- house with garage. 3 baits. S app6anoes. tiro .shW basennmt. a�/c. ,fens �AvatlaDk M+r � 1111 (4160291-4319 KEITH EN nomnwm for PIM UVERPOOLIBAYLY prwm Bedroom kvng room. beth Shire o4c hautarndry o�hh�j1 S11�SAwei atchm 9D5) 637.4556 PNXB MG - hfinehed room. share (nth and laundry few airs. Praia working genu wan non snnoker. 5375 month ResVtsst Can 19051686-OTM 1 s1h..d mw AALLIAKFDRIVE. house to snare 5 bedrooms 2-1/2 tladu. double car garage. $625 phut 112 mOom Must nave IM-Mmm p0. Aradam May 1st Cal (9051619-3236 Mey. tih room a 4 bedroom townrause sum wwmmo- dieoms. wandry kAdwn. TV 350 m . 5oat Brock 80:401. pow" flear am amerafts hrstAasl re IS it, Call 905- 619-2560, UKhM AJ111- WINNOWS S to 401 - 3 bedroom executive nom- Smoking otsmoking 1Mwnsrwd now. 2000 sq. It to None am one Separm Vic pnvpe Baer, own frwngroom umbar. aac, Bus a door Shed atnfeail. Quest. 70olmo adndes n *0" Available now Par" 905- 666-9963 MBTBRE Empill *male student .OWN shoed ac- commmadibm or room br rut mbmmia * W JIM 1st. Wh fy (m AW) Close b bits ntrnL Purse a1 Clraf- re 4(4-0107 (we) a 4810 Bonn M.. POUW- am clean how, "" Slow va m ow cw4wvao m arw Shoe AN facilities %mak Onleend. pore smaller, no bps- madable now. $375 004". share mmom a138- asM code- SIMON ler hal FndgL sow O�oeearme�ilot�eL A�oi- Ole Am 1. Cab (906)508- 44* KMS MBIBE - Lowy 2 bodmpae soft 2 bfN- 1W 0°e. rar11 f ra r BOOL , now tarn. 5�>WhNe- a nee /PRCE 3PRIi Yeieotblip ;pa°e IGmpsIs= f>�oWNW* l ab nil Rover Space Sli aN- atble. ��spv%.ar xic .0 lq. CNN laity (416)/10-0778 PfCT FM a RBgislrred ProaoRal %r tape in newcub ram t 5350 ale m- handimP Choose belwan main strep « p1p off 401. Fal Ed hhab- yerbpe (906) 917.3211. A Rod a • 1 aSpece RETAILXUO RCIAL SPACE 128 Dundas St W Whitby, $775/morttfdy plus unties Can David Watlons do Flamm Summit Really, 668-3800 1 Can"- Rm TWO BEDROON very prnraw cottage for rem Ageon lace, mduda prnale dock. bort and weer For more 0".. bon cap hlaw or Jack 705- 738-3319 A BEAUTIFUL SETTING on Lake Seymour. 2. 3 and 4 bedroom colluM. hilly -WPW Pod. houn(. tare. weekly CampbWord. 2 hrs. Ne of Tororao 1688 8/3 2212, GREAT RSMNC and boaly 'Ioltday on Rice lake One how from Oshawa Nation Anagen sandy boomer. play. 7round Caliber 0 to* cruces (705) HALpNIRTON. LAREF1tONT. sae0v Decal boalmq frywp. swwn o lg. law deck over - .00" )rte one bedroom sleeps 4. kdtJleNiwp room combo. fila e4rppeNbbq (905) 4291541 TRW olfrum-ake em seymorr. mod wakahps from $136 11 3228 Weekly fro. 3306 to 3380 Tae -free 1-877-252-6816, w l Flow R CLEARWATER. ttiy !urmsbW and Centra air carhaehornet 2 3 Bedroom aoay lPeAt nem) homes. Pock. 1101 be. new beacon and mapr af- fractions ah Pf ww. (9051693-5603 Law OW 11 - 38 ACRES of harp for am 1 -5 rears lore. Clar- a 1 1 Rrdep� (sm) 711i 1 Mitre 1lmwheB r 3 NHNN M wxk Bungalow on 14 An Ip in country 2 Mm krNw-apt. Paved ane. carport 6 rawer oil hmrmoe 40'x40' Quonset works" Locoed 1 mile west of M61170 "- a SM Drum R0 asiong .000 open P,- Sari sun 1.3 pm (MF 277.1972. 7-SEORooM rapt bmoow low. 1-12 batt, fapdyroom -*wow*. large rem rodeo Road w0 fop b boema Lags Olt 45(115 fully raped Hot. Owd be'M63 ser $1:1.900- (90)725- 45n no apmas pWBL Taomo .1 W. . OM -=JM wt. 3.1 bed- room& 4 01aNroolRL kvd d b aIM wap (lex wall" to 16 x 32 pool lair, civaL �nliopmpflow batt. Clop 10 be= 0010 9 ' It Emood- corallihos. A Raw to S215.000. Cal430-2017 p06} OLbnemill 0 2. pd. G Cv. SS. FP fop mMr pa" lo IK Bodes am USSR 1366. Mal () AM AML- a11M Cluca t Pfium Sala. 4 M. all bxiet Ce- neeksilSonevat�� lewO. Necit 1h $207.990. Smanp doSip 416-337.7021 M ELMiIEMF gvmwwy to OWL No ll papmlBll I%t dor afss Jorice. CItBn 1 /Q dorq. 2 68*0= dMdot Will MK Go" OdMOL cal 433.79149. BMHIMNNNRIE - 7 Kershaw SL. 2 bellmone. 2 Nape. pedariwvedaltw. 30 x 115 lot 5132.500. (905) MolnbN 0103 raised bot 3 bedroorm. 2 both. in- law p lam. NOW vin i up.but 5/67900.40"M 11 w for Sale OSHAWA. 4 -bedroom art huge lot. finished base,,wit and over -sized garage. hard - WOW throughout. newel wind- ows a doors. quiet, older bouftod north of 401. 1 . S900 Cal(905)i20-3451 PRIVATE SALE - 705 Bracey Or Whitby Wield an brick nodtl home Coma hof 5oxT7x93x107 Approx 24M sq It . finished DisI - 4 bedrooms. two-4Dc . one 2 pc Oaliroom 3 fireplaces. hardwood . caanAc laws. Cl Mr. dHeated ated smmnmrq Doul Auto uspppriinnkleerr system to OPEN HOUSE Sit Mery 2nd. . noon ' 4 p m 32 .500 "mm 905.259.9676 SOUTN OSHMA WALK TO LAaIE 3 -bedroom ptrgalpw, mr{aty apardhnaht. 1MeplaCt. hirtiwood boors. menlegl air. Wge Iaae¢tid AM a dock. de- (9O5�e)072O-2307 1142.000 LAST O A a FOR Tells two una now uam. WE carter or campaiw- sm c4r". 712 P469w 0 Rd E . wMbf 800 AZ it of to Pawo, norm and uft walkouts 2 under ground panm0 Volt; many auras Askwno 5199.000 Coe (905} 8�-7dOt mom - wisnfriDE 2000 tQlt ,arae w -in ataYr! 4 . 1 Bedroom. 2 full -2 net be/t utr root. lung=. at comd- banate. dive a" 5 mmmra mai a schools am dBrohe A 668-4755 POR SALE I WM- ;ohwy 3 Bmdrow .on :rpuwwpwaft. car Boors throughout Hardrood in rel om. 1- and aAn- OWre1-3 Pxam An - OW raw and 1- cconr plea Great �w�on :%p to fdabk. 401 apt as Asouba Odgm. Ent Ruta Sew vin. Iowns- 3093 1smp) Camhmhrcia EWB 3 UNIT APT BUILDING we double W rage. Ro 6 Okwe area AAskkaang $245 D00 905-571- Lao IN M Sob /.5 acre scum baddung Id. leskerd $59.000 50 wooded acm with Ga araska Riva pear Kwdal $150.000 Call Walter Frahk. Royal Lt Page Frank RE 9(&576-4111 Cat%pm CINTIRBE FOR SALE. Caesm S& (CIL (Lake Sc go8) 100'045' rrcgow lot. Lathe acCnt. 3 bidms.ktlehan.L/ RAAL.Gaat cabs and shied. Call Dons A �906ys7f6673� « MM)725- 21 4. Also triple lot (amrott IW CARBON) 1(('X165'. Alden 349.900- cmww >wM WM ym nem SIMM taai%pre wt rear Co- o Ina, o w fid bfarlock P" 4F&MWAML V 5 SIB - 81118 Matte NO a20Ron. VW 114E 4116-296,9102 � mmmm15. GM ow d deft Mick mft Erof Bryane rMe lift AC�aa/aepber=/��tltsse OdOnW AM. 905-5W35M. SBMINN 10ie mckmbt MY ttJ AIP PAGE 30 NEVIS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, May 2,1999 11' wmv—/1 Ilaw "w 111111111 RENT WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bad. Apts. Refurbished a New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. Own - B Pm Sat l Sun fpm- 5Pm srVALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 90'0-579-16=0 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. 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