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The fire began around 1 p.m. and quickly spread because of the dry condition of grass along the CP tracks. Thom Evered of Ajax Fire and Emergency Services says the cause was "most likely a spark igniting dry grass-_ In Ajax, the inferno went "right FRIDAY, h1AV 7, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY S5.' SI NEWSSTAND AJ GROEN/ News Advertiser photo A rail tanker makes its way along the track just unteers, police officers and Canadian -Pacific north of Taunton Road in Ajax to battle a huge Rail employees pitched in to help contain the in - See CREWS page 4 grass fire which stretched from Pickering to fern. Fire officials say damage was minimal Whitby on Wednesday afternoon. Fire crews, vol- and no serious injuries were reported Inside the Families invited to blowblowniT steam News Advertiser mff MUM F*p ...........6 11 ia■M TA= .........6 9: 1 1* st ......... 21 Scats ................27 Cl vnw .............30 CM US A CALL mal ..........683-5110 biddhotin ......683-5117 M11111 Ndk= .....683-3005 ANCOM Lir ......683-7545 2 0 do Y� ...........1-800-662-8423 EmW .newsroomOdurhafllmet 0si db ....durhamnews.nd FAX .............683-7363 as Pickering Museum Village opens PICKERING — Mark your calendar for the big Steam -up and opening weekend of Pickering Museum Village Saturday and Sunday, May 29 and 30, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Plenty of fun for families and kids is promised at this annual event which kicks off the season "for the museum village. Choirs and bands from Picker- ing's elementary schools will en- tertain Saturday. The village's steam barn will be up and running and visitors can walk through an authentic steam operation and talk to interpretive volunteers both Sat- urday and Sunday. Sunday's highlights include phrenologist Dr. Zonk demonstrat- ing his special talent. Music in the bandstand will continue with Annie and Moe and the Country Friends, and storyteller Catherine McLean will be on stage all after- noon to entertain the whole family. On Sunday afternoon, visitors will have the chance to discuss and purchase native, heritage and heir- loom variety plants. The museum village's new gar- dening group will talk about plants and provide information on the village's gardens. There'll also be a spruce beer brewing demonstra- tion. Lots of samples will be avail- able, including fresh baking, rhubarb cordial and maple sugar candy. Visitors to the blacksmith's shop can make a triangle dinner bell to take home. The Boy Scouts will provide refreshments. 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' I I ► I r I I I ,. a too" I Wt I V, wi , • Z - - p -- CG A •[ a O �o r • 4F -••3, • T SERVICE Ilb cli NOW OPEN , , MON-THURS FUEL INJECTION SPECIAL 5599' , ; ' U NTI L 8P"' 1 14 A , , m 1 , ' Q = r>n ilGrJcJe _ Jeep YOUR DODGE TRUCK S r,1INIVAP, CENTRE - _ ate. 1lAKOT4 • RAN9 PICk-UP • OWN COUNTRY • CONCORDE • INTREPID • CIRRUS • JEEP CHEROKEE • CARAVAN • SEBRING • AVENGER • NEON • GRAND Ajax -Pickering hospital celebrates X13 -million grant Emergencyward to be expanded, rehab beds added The mood was jubilant at the Ajax - Pickering Health Centre Thursday as hospital chief operating officer Bruce Cliff announced the receipt of more than $13 million in provincial funding for renovations and improvements. "I think I can sum this up all in one word - yes!" exclaimed Mr. Cliff as he accompanied the announcement with a thrust of his fist into the air. '"This is truly a wonderful day for the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre" The funding includes $12.27 million to double the size of the hospital's emer- gency department and improve facilities there and in the diagnostic imaging de- partment. There's another $839,554 to establish a new rehabilitation unit. Both projects will require communi- ty fund-raising to complete. Expansion of the emergency and diagnostic imag- ing departments -comprising phase one of the hospital's TaLility Renewal Pro- ject' - will cost $17.52 million. The: total cost of the new rehab unit will be about $1.5 million. "We've been waiting for this for years now;' noted Mr. Cliff. '"This means better health care for the resi- dents of this area" The improvements will allow the hospital to move closer toits goal of be- coming a 'full-service' hospital. APHC is currently in the process of planning phase two of its renewal project, which would see the expansion of outpatient care services and mental health services and the addition of a 30 -bed continuing care unit, all of which have been recom- mended by the provincial Health Ser- vices Restructuring Commission. The phase two plan will likely be submitted to the Health Ministry in June, with a re- sponse expected in the fall. APHC's current emergency depart- ment was built to accommodate approx- imately 20,000 visits a year and handles about 40,000. The expansion will allow it to handle about 60,000, and includes a doubling of the current space available, an enclosed ambulance entrance and im- proved patient treatment areas and wait- ing facilities. Mr. Cliff noted the rehab beds weren't supposed to come until 2003. but the ministry agreed to APHC's re- quest to fund them earlier due to the closing of Whitby's hospital. 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Talk one can pull to- without all the scope of the fire, he says. relatively un- damage to build - page ! out grass fires. Po- about a communi- gether like that" help we got." says there was "no re- Ajax also scathed, says Mr. ings, just grass, a across the town. lice constables ty eftort. It's pretty The fire "was- Chief Vandole- ported property seemed to come Evered. few railway ties We had seven were helping "ith nice when every- n't manageable weerd Despite the loss" in �N'hithy. out of the blaze "There was no and fence posts:' crews out; differ- ent crews worked all night. They FA • I • • were also out this • morning" check- ing for hot spots ate e ■ , and dousing smul- doing posts and railway ties. Mr. ,r 3 � Evered said pi 1.*V; £ tz5 — t ritl� Thursday. All all available Ajax x�l i = l�a € r a s� >da �S'' f the manpower was �'tf� F used to fight the ►f= • is i $�. _ fire. Ajax fircfight- ers were assisted 5 f1i near Church Street by their Pickering s:�r counterparts. who ` 1. t r 3 3 t# • • were just as busy battling their own 3 blazes. _ 1 �' = # y Pickering Fire t` (i' '^ ..; , , 3 Choices Department Act- �:.� • Pillow Cases ing Chief Bill {i`=, t,H` �� • Bed Frame Douglas says the • �� •Mattress Protector blaze there _ • `�` �:'a •Bed Rails stretched six kilo- Sheet Straps metres from the`:jo� '� • Pillow Dixie Road trestle ��1 ''i f _ �. ••.',.� �- •Pillow Protectors east to the border }ta ►�47t4•Local Delivery with Ajax. "The Set -Up main fire was - _ ' f' • Disposal Of Old Set along Taunton +A • Layaway Road, just west of Brock (Road). t "We also called _ in Uxbridge to give usa hand. _ 1F.1 M 20 k I fir 2A h They helped for five hours. They -• - -• ••• .� ••. .�. _ were a big help to us. We had 48 fire- _ COMFORT SLEEP OffHOPM ORTHOMM ORrNOELEGAMCE ORTHMPREME ORMLUXUff fighters from our department and • - six or so from$169 Uxtxidgc" g;r,o$ 199 Sinyte $249 S:�gte $399 The situation - Ilss Wttrhs IIM1rMss $3 9 tt�ttress $369 11dtrKs was similar in townwhere that town's firefighters • • Set 189 Set '339 Set '409 Set 1529 Set 1599 Set %49 s needed the assi, DOUBa... 2o9 Set ... 339 DOUBLE... 249 Set ... 399 DOUBLE... 299 Set ... 479 DOUBLE ... 409 Set ... 619 DOUBLE ... 449 Set ... 719 DOUBLE...489 Set ... 769 - tancc of a crew OUEEN...... 259 Set ... 409 QUEEN ...... 299 Set ... 469 QUEEN ...... 339 Set ... 539 QUEEN ...... 469 Set...689 QUEEN ...... 519 Set ... 789 QUEEN ...... 559 Set ... 869 from Cobourg. Whitby Fire KING......... 449 Set ... 699 F: KING ......... 489 Set ... 759 KING......... 529 Set ... 839 KING......... 589 Set... 999 ? KING......... 669 Set. 1169 KING......... 739 Set. 1249 Chief Tony Van- Y doleweerd reports. ■ ■ BUNK BED y • • "We had 17 crews, ^' three works deSALE SALE SALE —A - partment vehicles, - - crews, p hydro •• �� D�d � Rosa ! EIbck crews, police otii- �� cers, police staff_ helping us. I'm so - `• • ' WU grateful for the community's ef- MWMOR �MM4' r' fort. We had Citi-� f' yens with hoses over fences and _ r7' O OSNAWA — Pc,ERBOROuun --�> AJAX _ • the FACTORY OUTLET FACTORY OUTLET — FACTORY OUTLET z Slee Facto �� 3 Sleep Factory Z J - ? s ,x..'a.'°�5 "• °i•' .s�.sc'�!3 < , Y '1.. I '1. w a Z - E3i SET UP AVAILABLE t s D NONE DISPOSAL OF OLD x I -----Jt pRDEPS SET AVAILABLE J E�'EC FREE 6 Mo. 9 LAY -A AY �._ .t �._� a P'e°seV'S!" at Please Visit our .. �r at Remember, we are the factory. � ac Tho Read to ELECT N '99 Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge Riding NEW A0VERT0fflCFRWW ENMR;1ilW 7,`1W9 PAGE B Aff Gloves are off for NDP, Liberal candidates as Ecker runs on record BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer Area residents are ready to kick the Mike Harris Progres- sive Conservatives out of Queen's Park for what they've done to the health care and education systems and for what they haven't done for the environment, ac- cording to the Liberal and NDP provincial election can- didates here. However, the other chal- lenger for the new riding of Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge — Durham West Tory MPP Janet Ecker — says local cit- izens have been telling her they're satisfied with what her party has achieved in government and want it maintained. "We've been through four years of in some cases diffi- cult times;' says Ms. Ecker. current Minister of Commu- nity and Social Services. '"Iitey know tough decisions had to be made and they're pleased to be seeing some of the benefits. The other mes- sage I've been hearing loudly and clearly is the job's not done yet" Ms. Ecker says residents "don't want to slide back- wards" into the "tax -and - spend style" of previous gov- ernments. The Liberal candidate, Ward 1 local Pickering Coun- cillor Dave Ryan, says resi- dents want a government willing to protect the health and education systems. "They're concerned this province is becoming mean- spirited and short-sighted and they're looking for someone, the Liberal party, that will maintain the social con- science and maintain the eco- nomic accountability re- quired to take Ontario into the new millennium;' says Mr. Ryan. New Democratic Party candidate Jim Wiseman, who served as area MPP in the previous Bob Rae govern- mcnt, maintains the lune 3 JANET ECKER provincial election an- nounced by Premier Harris Wednesday is a very impor- tant one for -working peo- ple" who are worried about health care and education cuts. "Middle-income workers and working families have absolutely been devastated by what's been done;' says Mr. Wiseman, who contends the Harris Torics have used their Whitby -Ajax Riding DAVE RYAN term in power "to vacuum clean money out of the mid- dle class to give to their friends" through policies such as privatizing home health care, selling Hwy. 407 and doling out patronage. " I think the things we stand for are the things voters want;' he says. "We're clear- ly and definitely on their side Both Mr. Ryan and Mr. Labour minister readyrightfor BY ULR/KF.' PAWfi1Z/K � � �� —� Special to the News Adti•eruser The race is on - the provin- cial election race that is. Three competitors have thrown their hats into the ring for the new Whitby -Ajax rid- ing, which takes in all of Whit- by and the portion of Ajax south of Hwy. 2. Progressive Conservative Jim Flaherty, the Minister of Labour in the last government, will be up against Liberal Aldo Di Giovanni and NDP candi- date Betty Ann Craig. If elected, Ms. Craig says she wants to work toward ac- cessible and quality health care, funding and stability in educa- tion, restoring workplace safety and workers' rights, and to ad- vocate for social justice. She says education is a big issue af- fecting people, especially in this riding. "People are very angry that special -needs education stu- dents programs are being cut in SepWmbff•" Active in a number of com- munity organizations, Ms. Craig says workers are being treated very poorly by Mike Harris and his government. nlwy are the backbone of the community.' Mr. Flaherty, who served as Durham Centre MPP in the last government, says, "I think it's +going to be very competitive and hard fought. We're not only opposed by the Liberals and the NDP as we would expect, but also by some special-interest groups that have good funding" However, Mr. Flaherty is no itranger to a tough campaign. ...................... JIM WISEMAN Wiseman also point to the en- vironment as something citi- zens are concerned about but the Harris regime has ig- nored. Mr. Ryan charges the gov- ernment has a poor record on pollution, has allowed On- tano to become "a dumping ground for U.S. hazardous waste, and has lard off too many staff at the Minism of Natural Resources 1%INK Mr. Wiseman charges the Tones have eliminated im- portant environmental regula- tions. reduced funding for Blue Box recycling, and made too many cuts at the .MMR. He also wants to re- verse the decision by the Province to exempt Ontario Power Generation (formerly Ontario Hydros from Free- dom of lnformation Act regu- lations. Both the opposition candi- dates are critical of the To- ries' decision to sell Hwy. 407 to private interests. The deal, which allows the buyer to charge tolls on the high- way for 99 years, says Mr. Ryan, amounts to "a 99 -year tax on anyone who lives in the 905 area.' Ms. Ecker, meanwhile. maintains thc: Conservatives have made good on their 1995 election commitments of cutting taxes, fixing the welfare system, restructuring txalth care and bringing in education reforms. JIM BETTY ANN ALDO FLAHERTY CRAIG DI GIOVANNI "It was tough in 1990 be- cause Harris was just a new- comer then, so I can tell you that I have been through a tough election, but in 1995 we were much more prepared and people knew more of what the Harris government stood for, and cer- tainly now we are prepared" He sees the fundamental issue as job creation and says there is a need for the youth of Durham Region to have work opportunities. "We think it's important to stay on the right track, to have a strong economy, and keeping our team worsting in Durham Region. We do have a strong teats in Durham Region that worked the first time and can certainly work again. We're get- ting the government to pay at- tention to Durham Region and bringing Hwy. 407 to Durham Region. All of those are what it's meant to have strong repre- sentatives at Queen's Park. For the first part Durham Region was being partially ignored." Liberal candidate Mr. Di Giovanni is entering the elec- tion ring for the first time, but he is confident as he tries to spread the message about the Liberal platform. "Iite government has a habit to slam-bang and get on their way. They've shortened elec- tions and shortened the time to get the information out to the people. The real challenge is to get the information out to the people so that they can make an informed decision. We can't do that today or tomorrow. It's not a 24-hour campaign, but over the next month, we do want our message out there.' He wants local control over local issues like health care and education. "A lot of things are being im- posed on us from Toronto and I think that locally people should have more say on what we do and what happens" Mr. Di Giovanni feels, "It's really an issue -based election this time. There are hot buttons and the government is going to want to play them. They may want a hot -button campaign, but what I've heard from the people is that they want infor- mation and accountability." w . �1We P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 7,1999 Editorial &OPINIONS Celebrate We future! _1k DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER MAY 7 1 9 9 9 � •�� � � ••• IEDIT'ORLAT School crowding hurts students St. Mary situation must be alleviated so teens can learn Imagine going to work every morn- ing, ready to achieve, ready to explore new ideas, ready to secure a brighter fu- ture for you and your family. Imagine, though, that you had to share your work space with four or five or more people. Imagine that you had to achieve your goals working in a place that was so full of other employees you didn't have room to reach for a pencil let alone marshall your tlkxrghts. In your profession or trade, that wouldn't make for a productive work- force. orkforce. It would, in any case, be unac- ceptable. So, why is it different for students at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Pickering? Overcrowding at the Pickering school has neared crisis proportions, ac- cording to some school board officials, and is surely affecting the quality of learning for students crammed into the building. To alleviate the problem, Pickering Trustee Jim McCafferty is proposing that the separate school board in Durham study the feasibility of adding a third floor to the school, building a two- storey addition where portables are cur- rently located, or replacing the portables with a so-called 'port-a-pak' which, es- sentially, is a mobile school facility. Any of these suggestions must be looked at swiftly to help mitigate the problems that occur with overcrowding at the school. A previous report to Catholic trustees offered up Band-aid solutions such as increasing the number of lunch periods or decentralizing the cafeteria so stu- dents can eat in regular classrooms. These ideas may work temporarily but fall far short of being a solution. It's important to note that a joint sep- arate and public high school approved for north Ajax will reduce some of the pressure on St. Mary, but growth in Pickering will continue as the new school is built. That means the students drawn from St. Mary will be replaced by others - and possibly more - moving to the community and entering high school. Students deserve an environment where they can karn effectively, achieve their academic goals and secure a brighter future for themselves. We must all work to ensure they have those opportunities. E -read your comments on this ediion- al to nnews4durham.net. Submissions which include the writer's first and last names and town of residence wiU be considered for publication. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mike Harris responsible for shape we're in To the editor: Ontario is in terrible shape and it's all Mike Harris's fault. My first beef is with workfare. How dare the Tories expect me to It's our party; let's not cry over it Kiss and make up before millennium celebrations I suppose it would have been out of character for Pickering to get through its millennium festivities without a major spat between Town councillors. And it's a nasty fight that broke out over how Pickering should spend the $450,000 raised for the millennium celebrations by Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson and his Millennium Committee. Ward I local Councillor Dave Ryan accused Coun. Dickerson of staging an expensive "orgy" of fun and games and ignoring a December resolution by council to have the celebrations focus on seniors and children. Ward 3 Re- gional Councillor Rick Johnson charged Coun. Dickerson was acting like a "king" and running the commit- tee and celebrations with minimal input from councillors and the commu- nity. Coun. Dickerson has denied the allegations and said all he and the com- mittee have been trying to do is their best to achieve a first-rate celebration with something for everyone. Well, the July 1 kick-off for Picker- ing's millennium festivities is less than Marianne Takacs Stag'' Writer everybody to kiss and make up. Sure, it's nice to know Pickering politicians are keeping an eye on each other, and controversy always makes for lively front-page news, but most residents would agree this is hardly the way to celebrate. It does seem council's December resolution has been forgotten. But sev- eral politicians have noted it was made clear at a millennium launch attended by all councillors in November that the sponsors' money would be spent on high-profile, party -type events like the big New Year's five bash being planned. The question is why didn't anybody bring that up when council- lors were voting on the December res - to better fit reality instead of creating a false expectation. The issue of Coun. Dickerson's 'king' role is a bit stickier to sort out without some kind of detailed review of how committee decisions have been made. But council did grant him the authority he's been using, and if he hasn't been using it the way they ex- pected it's probably because those ex- pectations weren't made clear enough when the authority was granted. Though the quarrelling has cast a shadow over the celebration plans it's not too late for everyone to put down their weapons and work out their dif- ferences over the millennium decision- making process, and do their best to get some serious millennium projects for seniors and kids going without reneging on what was promised to sponsors. That's what residents expect and deserve. &mail your comments on this col- umn to nnewsC durham net. Submis- sions which ineltude the writer Is first and last names and town of residence take responsibility for my life. Gone are the days when welfare was more profitable than a job. It used to be that if you had a bunch of kids fathered by a bunch of different men you could cash in. Mike Harris and Janet Ecker, Durham West MPP and Minister of Community and Social Ser- vices, robbed us of our right to sponge. Beef number two is education. Again Mike's screwed it all up. Common curriculum, standard tests, new report cards and text- books, more class time for teach- ers. We didn't need this change. If our kids can't read or write, who cares? Let them go on wel- fare. And give those trustees their huge salaries back. It's always been about what's best for the kids with those dedicated folks. All those strikes caused by Mr. Harris, OPSEU, teachers, the TTC, the CBC, etc. are beef number three. We all know how underpaid and overworked union members are, right? Tax cuts? No thanks, Mike. Governments have always spent money more wisely than the people who earned it. Finally, beef number four - health care. No previous govern- ments created any current prob- lems with the system. None ex- isted before 1995. If my long- term memory has failed, forgive me. I'm an Ontarian of legal age to vote. With an election looming we must vote out Mike Harris. My choice is Dalton McGuinty. He's got a cute behind and a nice new 'do. And if the Liberals raise taxes to pay for those election promises, great. We can all go back to welfare. two months away and it's time for olution? They could have amended it will be considered for publication. Sue Diriks .......... ............... ......... ... , . ..-..�a.._�",.....�.. 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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. ILOCM 49" ..... • ......... , %rr.TT..d NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 7, 1999 PAGE 7 AIP Jury rules Jesse Watkins not guilty in death of Pickering woman Laurie White's loved ones rage at verdict BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Devastated loved ones of Laurie White exploded into uncontrollable sobs and angry shouts Thursday as a jury found the Pickering woman's ex-boyfriend not guilty of murder. "No, no, you sick little bastard, you did it! How could you do that''" Ms. White's dad Brent cried out to Jesse Andrew Watkins as the verdict was delivered. "He killed her." Mr. Watkins, 26, looked relieved as the foreman read the decision at 4:10 p.m., after four days of jury de- liberations which began Monday. The verdict exonerated the furni- ture store delivery man of an accu- sation he strangled his former girl- friend and staged the death as a hanging suicide. Prosecutor Frank Giordano said an appeal will be considered. Visibly shaken by the outbursts, Mr. Watkins was whisked from Whitby courtroom by police as the wails of Ms. White's family and friends grew louder. Mr. Justice Bruce Glass called a brief recess to restore calm in the court but tears continued to flow for several minutes before the room was cleared. The judge then ordered Mr. Watkins released from custody. "My son was innocent from day one ... This has destroyed my whole family:' David Watkins said as Jesse: got into a relative's van and was dri- ven away to freedom. Two years ago today, Jesse Watkins was arrested for first-de- gree murder, which was reduced to second-degree during the trial when the Superior Court judge ruled the. Crown failed to prove premedita- tion. He was previously denied bail and incarcerated at Whitby Jail, until yesterday. Prosecutors portrayed Mr. Watkins as a jealous, possessive and obsessive boyfriend who started stalking Ms. White when she broke up with him in August, 1996. They said Mr. Watkins strangled Ms. White with an electrical cord and their staged the death as a suicide. Court heard the 20 -year-old den- tal assistant was found by her moth- er on the floor of her bedroom with the cord wrapped tightly around her neck on Oct. 8, 1996. A chair was knocked over beside her body. Mr. Watkins maintained his in- nocence and the defence's position ANDREW IWA.NOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Jesse Watkins leaves Whitby court Thursday after a jun' found him not Kuilty of murder in the death of Laurie White, inset. was Ms. White took her own life. Ttx case boiled down to one de- cision - murder or suicide - as jurors were asked to weigh the testimony of expert witnesses who provided opposite opinion.%. Dr. David Chiasson, Ontario's chief forensic pathologist, who per- formed a second autopsy in April, 1997, concluded Ms. White was murdered. However, he said his opinion was based largely on the findings of forensic engineer John Mustard, who was admonished dur- ing the trial by Mr. Justice Glass for giving misleading evidence. Dr. James Ferris, a leading pathologist, testified for the defence that based on autopsy reports and photographs, the death was a hang- ing suicide. "It doesn't fit that she was saw- gled, killed and then suspended... There is virtually no deep bruising in the (neck) arca of the ligature... The absence of deep injuries rrprc- sents insufficient force to render her unconscious." he said. Mr. Watkins was represented by prominent defence lawyer James Lockyer. "When 1 looked at the case I felt he was innocent and thought it was a case worth fighting for. I'm elated for Jesse and I feel very badly for the White family. He didn't kill Laurie White. It's a shame they will never believe his innocence:' Mr. Watkins wouldn't talk to re- porters, but his lawyer said he was in tears following the verdict. "Like all of us, he was affected by the re- action (in the courtroom):' The past two years in jail have been hard on Mr. Watkins. Now "he's going to try to pick up where he left off as best he can:' Mr. Lock- yer said. For the White family, that may he an impossible task. After waiting ; I months for an answer to their laughter's death, Brent and Shirley White and their daughter Lisa, 26. .•..,Ikcd out of the courthouse in .ir. "The way I look at it we can't hurt anymore than the day Laune ficd.' Mr. White said before the ver- lict. "We still don't have the an- ,wer%. We may never have them" Suspicion surrounded Ms. White's death from the start as friends and family were convinced of fowl play. Despite puzzling cir- cumstances, there was no sign of forced entry and no sign of a strug- gle to suggest it was murder. Investigators made several return trips to the Whites' Marrnet Cres- cent home trying to reconstruct the apparent suicide and "satisfy them- selves as to how it tori: place:' said Durham Regional Police homicide Detective Stc%e Ming, who took charge of the investigation in March, 1997. But since the death wasn't con- sidered suspicious, the home wasn't secured as a crime serene, and there were no efforts to collect evidence, such as dusting for fingerprints. -In the minds of the investiga- tors, there was no crime scene... Did we lose: evidence which might have been helpful'' Perhaps. There wasn't a real extensive examination of the scene:' Det. filing conceded. The Whites refused to accept their daughter's death was by her own design. "In our hearts, we knew she wouldn't commit suicide. We had questions and (police) couldn't give us answers:' said Mrs. White. During the 10 -week trial, court was told she wasn't known to dis- cutis suicide, which she once told a friend she viewed as "cowardly". It was also noted that on the day Of Ms. White's death she had made plans to see a movie with a former boyfriend. "What wasn't evident was a rea- son for her suicide. It just didn't make any sense. The family did push (for further police invcstiga- tion):' said Det. Illing. Ms. White's family challenged investigators to answer their ques- tions, essentially to prove Laurie's death was a suicide. Slowly, the investigation carried on and Ms. White's bedroom door was seized by police. However, it wasn't submitted to the Centre of Forensic Sciences until December, 1996. a delay Det. filing struggled to explain. "The investigation ... was not treated with any urgency be- cause it wa% still considered a sui- cide. It didn't have any priority. The: intent was to close: the investigation as thorough as possible" A call in mid-February. 1997 changed that mind -set. Mr. 'Mus- tard, the engineer at the Centre of Forensic Sciences who examined the bedroom door and the cord. es- sentially told investigators, "We: were dealing with a homicide:' said Det. filing. By then, a troubling portrait of the relationship between Ms. White and Mr. Watkins had emerged in in- ter\iewswith people who knew her. The Crown called numerous wit- nesses who said Mr. Watkins repeat- edly called and stalked Ms. White when she tried to end their relation- ship after learning he- had cheated. The Crown's car: consisted en- tirely of circumstantial evidence with the exception of one witness. Joe Brown. a childhood friend of Mr. Watkins, who clairned the latter contessed. But, the jury clearh dc- cided it could not rely on a witness who was made out during cross-ex- amination to be an admitted drug trafficker, thief and frequent liar. 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Communal sewage systems are used in rural housing projects instead of septic systems. The Region has a policy of only allowing communal systems on a limited basis to correct health or en- vironmental problems. But, developers have approached the Region requesting communal sys- tems for rural developments such as a residential project next to a golf course. If Durham puts in a communal sewage system, the Region is respon- sible for all costs to install and oper- ate it. A developer installing a commu- nal system would have to sign a re- sponsibility agreement with the Re- gion, covering circumstances under which Durham may have to take over the system. "Both situations have potential for significant negative implications on the Region financially and other- wise;" a staff report noted. A study on communal systems conducted by Durham found that pri- vate, individual septic systems are the most cost-effective and efficient method of sewage handling for small developments in rural areas. The study also found communals arc a technically effective way of ser - Correction Incorrect information was includ- ed in a story and headline in the Wednesday, May 5 News Advertiser about Youthfest '99 being held today, Friday, May 7. The event runs from 4 to K p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre, as the story correctly reported, not at the Youth Centre as the headline indicat- ed. The News Advertiser regrets the error. The Youth Centre and the YMCA of Durham Region were omitted from the list of sponsors of the event, as a result of incomplete in- formation supplied to us. Youthfest is also presented by the Towns of Ajax and Pickering. toft*sk W.9ArtrlDODPLAZ46HOWN Seam yew Pch" to dke Fwbaits m Disc Faux is 683-7363 vicing developments, but the systems is high. ing communal sewage systems developments in rural areas of cost to install and maintain the The staff report noted allow- could lead to more urban -style Durham. Your after - income -tax tax break. Eaton's ,�� . 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It talked about `working towards' things, but had no mandate and no time frame." The Ontarians with Disabilities Act Committee wanted the bill strengthened and passed before the election called for June 3. Still, the committee sees the Throne Speech delivered on April 22 as a victory. The ODA was referred to in that speech for the first time since the Progressive Conservatives were elected in 1995. "This is a major breakthrough," committee chairman David Lepofsky told committee members. And there are "other signs that our strategy of making the voices of people with disabilities heard in the election is paying off;' Mr. Lepofsky wrote to committee members. Following the speech, for in- stance. Isabel Bassett, Minister of Citizenship. Janet Ecker, Durham West MPP and Minister of Commu- nity and Social Services, and Eliza- beth Witmer, Minister of Health, vis- ited with committee members watch- ing the televised speech in a room at Queen's Park in Toronto. Represen- tatives from the New Democratic Party and the Liberal Party also vis- ited. Yet there's a long way to go, Mr. Carr admits, pointing to the Ameri- can Disabilities Act as "10 times bet- ter" than the ODA "even started out to do ... Rights for the disabled are just becoming an issue, like recy- cling did 10 years ago" Admittedly, it's "hard not to get angry and frustrated" over the lack of government initiative on the issue, says Mr. Carr, who suffered nerve damage and now gets around using a power scooter or wheelchair and is unable to work because of his in- juries. But he believes he has the energy to move forward. "A lot of people who've had disabilities all their lives give up on asking," Mr. Carr ex- plains. "They've heard 'No' so many times that they're willing to live with what they have. That's why there isn't a movement like there should be, because it's hard to deal with the aggravation and stress it puts on YOU." 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A local guide would proudly show us its sites and landmarks and relate the many stories surrounding each place. St. Petersburg was the final destination on our Russian odyssey. This city of five million, built on 44 islands surrounded by 69 rivers and canals, provided the perfect final chapter for our waterway adventure. We spent time in the famous Hermitage Museum, one of the largest in the world with its three million artifacts. We visited the magnificent Catherine's Palace with its blue and yellow exterior protecting the interior's sumptuous decor of carved, gilded woodwork and intricate wood -inlay floors. The pervasive influence of Europe is found everywhere in this city. History came alive as we shuffled through ornately decorated churches and magnificently constructed royal palaces and heard stories relating the often violent Russian past. 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With the year 2000 slightly more than six months away, there is an extra necessity for ham op- erators to be prepared for any potential communica- tion failure which may cre- ate a need for their ser- vices. While there is an elite team of amateur radio op - orators in the wings to as- sist, there is also a need for the regular user to be avail- able if required, suggests Ian Morrison, president of the South Pickering Ama- teur Radio Club. "The Am- ateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES) is quite a professional group. "They demand you have certain skills to be in- volved. But there are a lot of members (of radio clubs) who are not those kind of people. They may be older, they may not be quite as fit. But, they have the skills to network." Those operators could play a vital role in the event of an emergency, says Mr. Morrison. "They wouldn't be the people of record. They wouldn't organize it but they would run it" Win Your Complete purchase �? your invoice number «• • „ens to match any . . these numbers _;jr purchase is tree i;p 1C u n ; [.-_'C :I Ka.M 15&WR13- W" 175/70R13 x61.80 185/80813- =44" 185R0R13 - %7.20 185/75R14— =48" 1MROR14 A$73.28 195/75R14- 'Std" 195170R14 '76.2®. 2051/75R14- $54" 195R5R14 X75.60 205d75R15- X58"205/70R14 �186.00 215/75R15- X61" 215/70R15 19.50 225/75R15- %2" 205/65815 $:=82.10 While Durham has only a smattering of ARES trained and certified mem- bers, it does have two long- standing amateur radio groups. Between them, the South Pickering club and the North Shore Amateur Radio club based out of Oshawa have many mem- bers from across the Re- gion and beyond to draw on for emergency communica- tion services. However, the clubs have to make ham operators aware of how vital their skills are, suggests Mr. Morrison. "We have to dis- pel the myth that cell phones make us redundant. It doesn't work that way. In an emergency, the (cell) system just collapses;' he says. "Even in a pending dis- aster, imagine all those people in Toronto trying to get a hold of people to find out about family here... The cells can't handle it:' With the cell systems, there is no control of the volume of calls trying to get through. With radio, there is that element of control. Mr. Morrison points to the earthquake in Los An- geles, the Swiss Air disas- ter in Peggy's Cove and closest to home, the ice storm in eastern Ontario and Quebec last winter as examples of recent inci- dents where radio commu- nication proved critical. Amateur radio opera- tors, whether they belong to a club or not, who are in- terested in finding out how they could assist in an emergency, are invited to a meeting on Monday, May 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the RCAF Association 420 Wing at 1000 Stevenson Rd. N. (on the south side of the Oshawa Airport). On June 26 beginning at 9 a.m., both groups will be participating in an emer- gency response field test. South Pickering will be set up at Petticoat Creek in Pickering while the North Shore club will be located at the Oshawa Airport. The public is welcome to attend and observe the event. Shaw Digital Cable. So clear, so real, lk r ftwommo %'IOillW OO)NOW F*tr,W*MN*ld 3*&WM&41.ftUFJ"wa*d=* -Basic cable neq•Yed. Appww mrrs an. ftftMw 40 it's unreal. 4 With crystal dear picture, CD jimi ty sound, and an exp"" W" of emertaimrnent, sports. music, and movies, iYs rro worrier Tv lovers are swamwg to dngihl teWvision serices. Now you can go digital for as We as $10.95• a month. You? receive 30 dunnels of urntenupted music with Digital MWsic E9rcss, an or► -screen proWwiming Navigator, and easy aem s to the biggest Pay Per View movies and sporting events. And for a Nide more money, you can have a lot more dram. 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He has everything under control until an eccen- tric young woman Sarah (Bullock) literal- ly falls into his life. Go: William Ficht- ner, Katie Holmes, Jay Mohr, Timothy Olyphant, Sarah Polley. Two young women are Never Beat Kissed: Fomes of Nature: Drew Barrymore, n Affleck, Sandra Molly Shannon, David Music on menu in rry month of May AJAX —. SL Paul's Cited Church presents Musical Evening in ty next.week. The concert, slated the c iluch on Satur- r, May 15 at 7:30 a., will include a mu. al buffet of talent m the Ajax area. atured performers II be Imagine That, a feet Adeline quartet in Scarborough. Also on the bill are -al soloists, duets and choirs, instrumen- talists and comedians. Refreshments will be served after the per- fonTrt mv, Tickets are $ 10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $6 for children 12 and under. Tickets are available from any SL Paul's choir member and by calling the church office at 683- 4740. St. Paul's is at 65 Kings Cres. Arquette. Josie Geller (Barrymore) yearns to become a reporter, but when she finally gets her wish, it turns out to be the assignment from hell. The self -described 'geek to the core' must go undercover at a local high school to report on today's teenagers. Now, at age 25, Josie must figure out her story and a potential new love while reliving her hor- rific adolescence. The Out-of-Town- ers: Goldic Hawn, Steve Martin, John Cleese. Henry Clark (Martin) is a meticulous advertising executive who runs his comfort- able life by the numbers and by the book. Wife Nancy (Hawn), a capti- vating romantic who wants to "suck the mar - row out of life;' will do anything it takes to cre- ate more passion in their marriage. A pre- dictable business trip turns into a riotous se- ries of mishaps that soars out of control when the couple arrive at a luxurious hotel. Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks, Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller is ordered to take his squad behind enemy lines on a dangerous mission to find and re- trieve Private James Ryan (Damon). Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Pal- trow. In 1593 England, Set /T page 22 / MMMI M / tlliluiotMMRI,aLttlitttlsaalttlLSR-laR7: W �a M alt IRaIrtL rrl,ts � M Ia-tnsll.rxssl �� /gR�lltt�tf uarrastlt� Ala+lt�wel�cul,rson.�a-1ataLfs ,lith A Ikawas I ��M��a1ia>�,O>Itxal'�,AL�IEtA,Ii,?.1;lof� sa141sL•lssara,a+l � AIiMAM MIM.11E2a11�1:a,RMraa,�al�.Mt3 r 1RtA�/gtll�,arSC1®RlalirllEtZi,tl�t71,g1. rsr<ra� t,ot tall; Asa. raasw. ttiL f91, tot4 tact UlsNL11ATMawn ftitttttaMWO dMM" 0 •,1y QJ 1 9 9 9 Marlin Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN 7 Days a Week A Travel Agency... Investing in my Future? Call for details 905-426-6242 Ed the Sock bares his sole at Yuk Yuk's AJAX — Ed the Sock, Canada's most notorious, foul-mouthed piece of hosiery, makes his debut in Ajax at Yuk Yuk's East on Sunday, May 23. The unique show marks the first appearance in 1999 for the cigar - chewing, wise -guy puppet who'll keep audiences laughing with his edgy humour and crazy antics. The Yuk Yuk's show starts at 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 each. For more information or reservations call 434- 4985 or 416-967-6425. LEDEFT"S' QYTRA6EOYSLY,YICY Tender&lanqu WATY&HAVY Bodaeieuslr hoed OJR,, I G 1: hRf IBLET NIL Applebee's Original Riblet Combo's. All the goodness of our slow cooked, hickory flavoured, signature Riblets, paired with Applebee's favourites, like juicy Sirloin Steak or crispy golden Chicken Fingers. Come hungry, come soon, and don't miss these delicious combos at Applebee's. Treat Mom on her Special Day. Try These Combos! Riblets and Caesar Combo ............only 9.99 Riblets and Marinated Chicken Combo....,.... only 10.99 Riblets and New6ckno0d Ciro a av Sirloin Combo ............ only 12.99 155 Kingston Rd. E. across hom Costco 011911190 desperately looking to Baby Geniuses: score some rent money lthleen Turner, before one is evicted. instopher Lloyd, Kim Two young men are dri- atrall. Dr. Elena ving a car stolen during nder (Turner) funds a a wild night of partying :ret research lab de- on the Las Vegas strip. ted to cracking the A couple of TV stars sic to baby language. find themselves in the ,t when the best and middle of a real-life ghtest of these baby drug sting and a very muses escapes from creepy Christmas din- : secret lab into the ner. Welcome to the tside world, they edgy comedy Go, in ve to get him back which the outrageous fere he exposes their misadventures of a :ret forever. group of young people collide in Los Angeles' eXistenZ: Jennifer raucous underground ;on Leigh, Jude Law. scene. :istenZ takes us to a ure society in which Lost and Found: me designers are David Spade, Sophie Irshipped as super- Marceau. Dylan Ram- rs and players can or- sey (Spade) is an ordi- nically enter inside nary guy with a fine games. At the centre life. Next-door neigh - the story is Allegra bour Lila Dubois !Ilcr (Jason Leigh) (Marceau) is tall, stun - lose latest games sys- ning, extremely n eXistenZ taps so French ... and somewhat :ply into its users' out of Dylan's reach. Irs and desires that it But he's determined to its the boundaries be- get Lila's attention and een reality and es- possibly even a date. Never Beat Kissed: Fomes of Nature: Drew Barrymore, n Affleck, Sandra Molly Shannon, David Music on menu in rry month of May AJAX —. SL Paul's Cited Church presents Musical Evening in ty next.week. The concert, slated the c iluch on Satur- r, May 15 at 7:30 a., will include a mu. al buffet of talent m the Ajax area. atured performers II be Imagine That, a feet Adeline quartet in Scarborough. Also on the bill are -al soloists, duets and choirs, instrumen- talists and comedians. Refreshments will be served after the per- fonTrt mv, Tickets are $ 10 for adults, $8 for seniors and $6 for children 12 and under. Tickets are available from any SL Paul's choir member and by calling the church office at 683- 4740. St. Paul's is at 65 Kings Cres. Arquette. Josie Geller (Barrymore) yearns to become a reporter, but when she finally gets her wish, it turns out to be the assignment from hell. The self -described 'geek to the core' must go undercover at a local high school to report on today's teenagers. Now, at age 25, Josie must figure out her story and a potential new love while reliving her hor- rific adolescence. The Out-of-Town- ers: Goldic Hawn, Steve Martin, John Cleese. Henry Clark (Martin) is a meticulous advertising executive who runs his comfort- able life by the numbers and by the book. Wife Nancy (Hawn), a capti- vating romantic who wants to "suck the mar - row out of life;' will do anything it takes to cre- ate more passion in their marriage. A pre- dictable business trip turns into a riotous se- ries of mishaps that soars out of control when the couple arrive at a luxurious hotel. Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks, Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller is ordered to take his squad behind enemy lines on a dangerous mission to find and re- trieve Private James Ryan (Damon). Shakespeare in Love: Gwyneth Pal- trow. In 1593 England, Set /T page 22 / MMMI M / tlliluiotMMRI,aLttlitttlsaalttlLSR-laR7: W �a M alt IRaIrtL rrl,ts � M Ia-tnsll.rxssl �� /gR�lltt�tf uarrastlt� Ala+lt�wel�cul,rson.�a-1ataLfs ,lith A Ikawas I ��M��a1ia>�,O>Itxal'�,AL�IEtA,Ii,?.1;lof� sa141sL•lssara,a+l � AIiMAM MIM.11E2a11�1:a,RMraa,�al�.Mt3 r 1RtA�/gtll�,arSC1®RlalirllEtZi,tl�t71,g1. rsr<ra� t,ot tall; Asa. raasw. ttiL f91, tot4 tact UlsNL11ATMawn ftitttttaMWO dMM" 0 •,1y QJ 1 9 9 9 Marlin Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN 7 Days a Week A Travel Agency... Investing in my Future? 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I 0. it takes a le in can onnery IT Jrom page 2l struggling young playwright Will Shakespeare (Joseph Fiennes) is suffering from writer's block. Then, he meets Viola (Paltrow) and, in- spired by love, puts the finishing touches on one of the greatest love stories ever told. Oscars galore! Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Doug's list Movie: Based on the top-rated television series, the movie stars the average, lovable adolescent Doug Funnie who is faced with every teenager's dilem- ma - doing what is right or what is popular. Entrapment: Scan Connery, Catherine "Leta -Jones, Ving Rhames, Will Patton. An insurance investigator (Zeta -Jones) convinces her boss that only she can set the trap to catch legendary gentleman thief Robert MacDougal (Connery) I by posing as a master thief herself. As their mutual attraction and dis- trust grow, they plan a breathtaking heist on the eve of the new millenni- um. Idle Hands: Devon Sawa, Seth Green, Elden Henson, Vivica A. Fox. The devil will find work for idle hands to do, so what happens when he goes on the prowl for a partner in crime and ends up with an utterly clueless 17 -year-old slacker'? The result is more moronic than de- monic. Life: Eddie Murphy, Martin Lawrence. Ray (Murphy) and Claude (Lawrence) are wrongly convicted of murder and sentenced to lite imprisonment. Over the course of 60 years they witness hardship and kindness. cruelty and forgiveness, life and death. Bw their humourous way of looking at life prevails as their friendship deepens and endures, and the pair never Ione hope that one day they will walk outside the prison walls as free men. Mud Hen's Taps & Grill Mother"'rai pay 5pecial Delicious Prime Rib Dinner X8.95 Each Mom will receive I>� a g. I a flower Durham's #t Sports Bar 1211 Kinesiron Rost. f% 'gRis lI ON'S PLAYOFF Pd&TbljS _ -. .. Let me watch dw stupe hearft my Dam met me be served a delkiow s Let my hands be c ucfi e10 today 4 I want to go to King Ri+clttattds for Mother's Day 20 A ting A Ricttarbe l The Matrix: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne• Came -Anne Moss. In the near future, a comput- er hacker named Neo (Reeves) dis- covers that all life on Earth may be nothing more than an elaborate fa- cade created by a malevolent cyber - intelligence. He joins like-minded Rebel warriors Morpheus (Fish- bume) and Trinity (Moss) in their struggle to overthrow the Matrix. The Mummy: Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, John Hannah. A full- scale remake of Universal Pictures' seminal 1932 film about an expedi- tion of treasure -seeking explorers in the Sahara Desert in 1925. After stumbling upon an ancient tomb, they unwittingly set loose a 3,000 - year -old legacy of terror, embodied in the vengeful reincarnation of an Egyptian priest sentenced to an eter- nity as one of the living dead. She's All That: Freddie Prinze Jr., Chris Owen. Teenage high &Wx flic"k""Entrapment school heartthrob Zach (Prinze Jr.) bets he can turn the school's geeki- est girl, Laney Boggs (Rachael Leigh Cook), into a prom queen. He succeeds, but falls in love with her in the process. Also playing: eXistenZ, Co, Neter Been Kissed Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cine- mas: 10 Things I Hate About You: Heath Ledger, Julia Stiles, Joseph Gordon -Levitt, Larisa Oleynik. Popular, pretty Bianca Stratford (Oleynik) has a dilemma. A family rule forbids her from dating until her unpopular, rebellious, boy -hat- ing older sister Kat (Stiles) gets a suitor of her own. Election: Matthew Broderick. Reese Witherspoon, Jeanine Jack- son. 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Tickets, at $35 per couple, can be purchased by calling Tracy McMurray of Ajax Recreation Services at 619-2529 ext. 7232. Also this month, the Singers' Director's Choir, an auditioned group of 40 voices, record a number of songs for the Region of Durham's 25th anniversary cassette. On the May 21 long week- end, the Director's Choir will travel to Ottawa to sing at the Tulip Festival. The singers will raise their voices with a number of other ONE DAY SALE ONLY! Sat, May 8 (8 a.m.-3 p.m.) FREE BURGERS A (10 a.m.-1 p.m.) REFRESHMENTS 0 -Frame $4 4 n95 - children's choirs from Missis- sauga. Georgetown and Penn- sylvania in a massed choir. The Young Singers will perform in concert at Picker- ing Village United Church Sunday, lune 6 at 3 p.m. Tick- ets will go on sale shortly and can by obtained by calling Tracy McMurray at 619-2529 ext. 7232. Any child eight years old and over is welcome to join the choir in September when its next season begins. 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Proposals must be submitted using a standard form (available for a fee) that can be obtained beginning May 5,1999 exclusively through: MERX -1-x00-964.6379 24 bours a day, 7 days a week or visk the website: www.m wxxebn.c= Proposals submitted under this RFP must be received on or before July 30,1999, 12 noon local time, at the: - Ministry of Health Tender Office 99 Adesso Drive, Concord, Ontario LAK 3C7 Applicants are invited, but not required, to attend an information session regarding the RFP process conducted by Ministry staff, held on: Thursday, May 13,1999,1:00 to Sm p.m. CAW Hall 1425 Phillip Murray Avenue, Oshawa, ON LU 8L4 ' "%'f�X•a� . $, .3.Y'�wt�S"y°M9'�r `;-s.. i.-- - - ` r!f�'`r�.�,'?S'.�i'�1�^R7.'°'.iJ�.'�4���a� ... � "'.••'.'..ta•.'�i.�/,.ti►.}*"�!'4:1�e`�t�'7ii�`i 5�: "+L1NMI I Rim I =1111111 1.2 . a famous ICKERING149A featifing GO ELECTION (AA) Fri, Mon -Thur 7:40.10:00 Sat -Sun 2:10-4:45-7:10-10:00 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) Fri, Mon -Thur 7:35-10:10 Sat -Sun 2:00-4:35-7:35-10:10 PUSHING TIN (AA) Fri, Mon -Thur 7:25 Sat -Sun 1:55-4:40.7:25 LOST AND FOUND (PG) 10:05 MUMMY, The (PG) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:00-9:45 Sat -Sun 1:35.4:15-7:00-9:45 THE MATRIX (M) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:05-9:55 Set -Sun 1:30-4:20-7:05-9:55 SHE'S ALL THAT (RE -R (PG) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:20-9:40 Set -Sun 1:504:30-7:20-9:40 ENTRAPMENT (PG) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:15-9:50 Sat -Sun 1:45.4:25-7:15.9:50 THE MATRIX (M) *Fri, Mon -Thur, 7:15-10:05 Set -Sun 1:30.4:207:15-10:05 SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE (M) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:00-9:40 Sat -Sun 1:351:15-7:00-9:40 LIFE IS BEAUTIFUL (PG) *Fri, Mon -Thur 7:05 Sat -Sun 1:404:25-7:05 EXISTENZ (R) `9:45 10 THINGS 1 HATE ABOUT YOU (PG) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:35 Sat -Sun 2:00-4:307:35 LIFE (AA) 10:oo THE OUT-OF-TOWNERS (PG) 'Fri, Mon -Thur 7:10-9:25 Set -Sun 2:20.4:407:10-9:25 ANALYZE THIS (M) "Fri, Mon -Thur 7:30 Sat -Sun 1:45-4-05-7:30 LOST AND FOUND (PG) 19:55 SHE'S ALL THAT (Re -R (PG) "Fri, Mon -Thur 7:209:35 Sat -Sun 2:10-4:35-7:20-35 ELECTION (AA) 'Fri. 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Proposals must be submitted using a standard form (available for a fee) that can be obtained beginning May 5,1999 exclusively through: MERX -1-x00-964.6379 24 bours a day, 7 days a week or visk the website: www.m wxxebn.c= Proposals submitted under this RFP must be received on or before July 30,1999, 12 noon local time, at the: - Ministry of Health Tender Office 99 Adesso Drive, Concord, Ontario LAK 3C7 Applicants are invited, but not required, to attend an information session regarding the RFP process conducted by Ministry staff, held on: Thursday, May 13,1999,1:00 to Sm p.m. CAW Hall 1425 Phillip Murray Avenue, Oshawa, ON LU 8L4 ' "%'f�X•a� . $, .3.Y'�wt�S"y°M9'�r `;-s.. i.-- - - ` r!f�'`r�.�,'?S'.�i'�1�^R7.'°'.iJ�.'�4���a� ... � "'.••'.'..ta•.'�i.�/,.ti►.}*"�!'4:1�e`�t�'7ii�`i 5�: "+L1NMI I Rim General Motors' ales of General Motors vehicles in- creased 6.9 per cent in April. GM of Canada delivered 43,680 new vehicles to dealers during the month, up from 40,846 in April 1998. Last month's total breaks down to 43,099 cars, up 7.8 per cent, and 18,501 trucks, up 5.8 per cent. April was the fourth consecutive month of sales gains, said Dick Con- lin, GM vice president of marketing. "With year-to-date sales up 13.5 NEYYS AWERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 7, 1999 PAGE 25 A/P April auto sales soar by nearl sew nper n y e cent per cent, 1999 is shaping up well;' he said. "Our continued focus on building customer enthusiasm with products of outstanding quality and value is help- ing to strengthen our share of what has been an intensely competitive market" Momentum is expected to continue over the next few months as GM intro- duces several new models, he said. These include the Oshawa -built Chevrolet Impala and Monte Carlo, the Buick LeSabre, Pontiac Bon - Surveillance leads to arrest, charges against Pickering man PICKERING — An 18 -year-old Pickering man suspected in a rash of residential break-ins was arrested during a police surveillance opera- tion Tuesday. Durham Regional Police said a man was observed entering a home on Rosebank Road during the noon hour. He was nabbed by officers when he exited, police said. Shawn Ferguson, of Old Forest Road, has been charged with break - and -enter, attempted break -and -enter, possessing burglary tools and pos- sessing stolen property. Police said he was held in custody for a bail hearing and is being inves- tigated in relation to a series of bur- glaries in the area. �a-..t_- - • ,.ill - = i..:a.ai � � - - - � � �ir�ia .0 neville, Saturn LS sedan and Saab 9-3 Viggen. Big sellers last month were the Corvette, Alero, Grand Am and Tracker. GM's sales are up 13.5 per • vet checked Adult Dog Food 11 ON FOG- 1 ID -7018 E rD1j' � ALINEKr 2 �Y For r RCNIfNJ 1 I� 'Wow �L Y1 00 A t NA EM AAAA o down, stag & heel). As well, you wM learn how to • minimum first set I of foster Call for MW " DOG CRATES cent to date this year but are down two per cent in the model year. 11 25% • f' Doli BIEvs (excludes Awa and Teddy beds) Not valid with any other offer Valid with coupon only. Valid Pidtering location only Expires May 22, 1999 Bulk Rawhide and Beefhide Bones hjify 2-041 • (of equol or lesser value) Not valid with any other ofierValld with coupon onl� Valid PScke " location only. Expires May 22, 1999 P LIPP UES -f KI TTI :\S-! • vet checked • comes with $300." Health Warranty- (va:id for 3 months from date of purchase.) • minimum first vaccination • first deworming Level I • vet checked This level is for the beginner and can scut as • comes with early as 14 weeks or as late as 14 years! These $1000.' Health Warranty classes will teach you and your dog the (valed for I year from date ` of purchase.) down, stag & heel). As well, you wM learn how to • minimum first set understand and recognize your dog's behaviours. of foster Call for first •de-cirnwig_1 • vet checked • comes with $300." Health Warranty- (va:id for 3 months from date of purchase.) • minimum first vaccination • first deworming Level I Le vel 2 This level is for the beginner and can scut as This level is for the dog that already has an early as 14 weeks or as late as 14 years! These understanding of the basic commands described classes will teach you and your dog the in Level 1. In order to participate, your dog hrdatnennl conrnands (i.e. focus, come, sit, should be able to come. sit, and lie down on down, stag & heel). As well, you wM learn how to convriand.Throughout these classes. you will work understand and recognize your dog's behaviours. on "Pmo{rttg" your dog's basic obedience skills. Call for details. 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MINE ME , -T"A!l WLES 1660 VICTORIA ST, CKIT C, T1111'13Y, ONTARIO. i :"'b�+a'e�Ti� �ti+�2'�' i+iK � ''> wt � .:4�5 �! Jp9�5< .. ... .,r_4'ry,+''i , w•+m:#%� : J'y.�,�r*iu Sports 91h%%4.27 P BIKE EXCHANGE BRAND NAIVES - ALL SIMS`— J "C J NEW & USED - All Bikes expertly assembled / repaired • 1 yr. Parts 8 Labour warranty on New Bikes • Trade-ins, over 1000 Bikes in stock - BMX - MOUNTAIN - HYBRID - RACING - SIDEWALK ADVERTISER 9 9 9 BAY4.CYCLE (905) 837-11: 7 9YOP' 980 Brxk Roan dr south at S Bayty 1[800) 613-35F Panthers' coach buzzes off tlead Bees BYAL RlVf7T Sports Ediwr PICKERING — Citing fami- ly responsibilities, the head coach of the Pickering Boyer Pontiac Panthers junior hockey team has decided to step down after two seasons at the helm. Rod McGillis Monday rclin- quished his head coaching duties with the club, which posted its best season ever in franchise his- tory. The Panthers won the OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League East Conference championship before being knocked out in four consecutive games by the eventual league champion Bramalea Blues in the semi-final series. But, the Peterborough resident who teaches high schtx)l in that city is not leaving the coaching scene. He's signed on for the coming season as bench boss of the Peterborough Bees, who'll compete in the newly realigned East Conference with the Cohourg Cougars, Port Hope Buzzards, Trenton Sting, Kingston Voyageurs, Lindsay Muskies, Wellington Dukes, Ban- croft Hawks and Auburn Junior McGillis quits Pickering to guide his hometown juniors t" :()aching duties were too much, t'tF mays the married father of two children. A practice in Pickering carried with it a six -hour commit- ment, including the travel be- t,tween his Peterborough home and the Pickering Recreation Com- -4 plex. McGillis notes the league re- alignment. which moved the Pan- "" thers out of the East Conference into the new South Conference, would have added even more travel time in the coming season. "It would have increased my travel and increased my time away from my family;' he says. Taking the Peterborough coaching reins. will allow him to RON BL/T1ARD keep active in tier 2 junior hock - ROD McGILLIS ey, while also spending more time '1 runt sad• enough good 'Everything 1 set out to with his family, says %IcGillis. things about Rod.' do 1 accomplished.' -I'm four or five minutes to the rink instead of 200 kilome- Crunch. here for three years. I've enjoyed tres. It's the only way that 1 could "Everything I set out to do, I my three years. It was my first continue to coach in tier 2 hock - accomplished;' says McGillis. "I opportunity to be a head coach ey. If this job didn't open up, I worked with great people, but I and it has been a great challenge. would have taken a year off" think now is the right time to This year was a tremendous sea- McGillis says the Panthers' or - move on. The past three years son, but it's time to close this ganization and general manager (two as head coach, one as an as- chapter." Ron Blizzard wished him well in sistant coach) have been a long The travel and time commit- his new position. road. I never really expected to be meats needed to carry on his head -Ron was great about it. He BIG BROTHERS ASSOCI.%TION OF AJAX - PICKERING 1999 NOKIA BIG BROTHERS GOLF FOR KIDS SAKE JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN CHAIR Rich Johnson, Regional Councillor TO HELP KIDS MONDAY, JULY 12, 1999 AT GLEN CEDARS GOLF CLUB CALL BIG BROTHERS OF AJAX - PICKERING (905) 686-2871 41 Tape a day to golf for kids... BEST BALL FOILMAT - SHOTGUN START Golf, electric cart, dinner $150.00 per player Dinner only $50.00 11ole4n-One prizes, balloons, silent auction. Thank you gifts and awards for golfers. Bring your clients, friends, or family members Sponsored By: NOKIA JOHN BODDY HOMES, RAND POOLS & SPA DO IT FOR KIDS SAKE! !! MWOTOW 06A `Where Customers Send Their Friends" VISIT OUR DESIGNER SHOWROOM Serving Durham Region & surrounding areas for over 21 years understood totally and he wished me the best. Resigning now gives them time to get their new head coach in place. I love the Pan- thers. They're a tremendous orga- nization. I've given them a lot, but they've given me a lot too." McGillis will have to give the Bees a lot as they missed the playoffs in the East Conference last season. However, he's excited about the prospects of turning the team into a contender. I've been successful every- where I've coached. so I'm hop- ing I can turn it around. - Blizzard understands McGillis's reasons for quitting. "He has the opportunity to run the Bees, so why not run a hock- ey club that's in your own back- yard'?" says Blizzard. "I can't say enough good things about Rod and what he's done this year. I'm going to miss him for sure, but we have to move on too " Blizzard says the head coach's position was offered to assistant coach Eric Ross in a meeting Wednesday. "We just don't know whether he'll accept the job or not." omfort ADD NATURAL BEAUTY TO ANY SETTING -ON -00 —•1 - Maybe it tins the warmth of Aunt Jane's sitturg room,gatwing w the (ate afttnimn suit. Or perhaps it was your brst fiwd's cat, so cozy and un tug Of ad the moms that standout in your memories, chances are yourJkv ite had the Afthirtitle tichntss and wmmA of hardwavd floors. 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Conor Murphy posted gold -medal efforts in the 800 metres and the 1,500 metre distance races. In the atom girls' catego- ry. Amber Cushnie achieved gold medals in the 800 me- tres and the 1,500 metres. In the atom boys' divi- sion, Doug Loyal was a double gold medallist in the 400 metres and the 200 me- tres. In the senior girls' age group, Elyse Campbell won gold in the 1,500 metres and silver in the 800 metres. Jenn Evans ran to gold in the 400 metres and silver in the 200 metres. Danielle Visconti captured gold in the 100 metres and silver in the 200 metres. In the senior boys' divi- sion, Michael Andrews won gold in the 400 metres. Hoops league sign-ups continue The Durham West Sum- Alexander Public School on mer Basketball League is Saturday. May 8 from 1 p.m. gearing up for another season. to 2:30 p.m; Monday, May The season runs from 10 from 8:30 p.m. to 9:30 May until August and in- p.m. and Thursday. Ma- 13 eludes divisions for boys and from ' ,10 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. girls. Co.t I, SO`� Registration is at Lincoln Call , , - _ Alw /es//% to %ws AdNC ik newsroom 683-7363 Summer Youth Hockey League Registration starts April 11 Iroquois Park sports centre • %xd* May 91h Io July 251h • boys a gids 10-16 yrs • 90 mirtule session (indudes Rood) • Atom 12:15 pm -3:15 pm • Peewee 3:15 p":15 pm • Bantarn 6:15 pnM5 pm • Jerseys and wards • 12 sessions We recommend you attend the on site registration times, in person, Sunday April 11 and Sunday April IS, 10:00 am. to noon at Iroquois Park Sports Centre, 500 Vidoda Street West. For information call 668-7765 E N �4 SHOOTOUT QUALIFIERS • DAVE LITTLE PICKERING • CARLO DILEGGE PICKERING • KEN LINKLATER SCARBOROUGH Next Site: Tuesday, May 11 FOUR SEASONS You can email us at newsroom@durham.net 21k ind *I! 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AJAX/PICKERING g -- NEWS ADVERTISER xrn wAicxERnvG ---==-----------------------------� NEWS ADVERTISER -------------------------------------------- ,t ; i.... ...-�............ ._INV .7�.�.n-• •e.nr.•� n•f�fTr+�•.r•1.o•r.�� t s AfP PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION," 7, 1999 THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE To Plaw Yow Ad Call: AJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER UXbrl�cdge: 8 5 2-9 741 CLASSIFIED - Port Pe 9 8 2 11 Cry. 5 5 1 1 UM_M I I Careers 1 1 careers 1 1 Carinii 11 Carton 11 �.rth.n 11 Carvers 1 Gattatal HMp 1 Gamral MNp CAREER FAIR Brought To You By: 00 OSNAWA •WHITBY • CLARINGTON •PORT PERRY DU R� &THIS WEEK 1 Co Reserve .-our Booth Please Call Mar., or Terri it Oshawa This Week 576-9335 For Further Information r• BILINGUAL CUSTOMER ACCOUNTS REPRESENTATIVES th'e =01itly have opcamp fur Ctaswmer Acexrtaats lteprcumuuves ra ate Nalumal Customer support Centre is Pickering. As a key meatier of the Customer Accounts Satisfaction Tam. you will work to ensude that custom" service goals and olipaives are achieved. The succastul caad+dates should possess the following skills: • minimum one year previous experience in crit"collectioas im a CA centre emviromaeat • dermomstraled ability to handl dnngimg priorities and tannage several tasks at once • good time mmaSetxxeax skills. demonstrated strong sense of urgency to mea dea mes • professional. art,culue. clear telepluome commamicanom skills • strong customer service orientation • able to practice asserme. persuasive collection techniques • conversant with computer software in as IBM AS400 mainframe environment The ability to work fkxd* hours from 7:30 a.m. to 7:00 pm. is essential. Bilingualism (French k Faglisb) is a must. For uamediale consideatim please fax you resume to: 111naaao lleaounees, FkaFim (oases Canad-5201. lad �11dyB0i11MOS Fahr (9") 837-5201. Whik we wish tit thank all applicants for their interest, way d se candidates to be iwurviewed wiU be consia red. No telephone caUj pkase. Pimey Bowes sttpporrs den pnanciptes and procaices of e-ploynatet equity. w aMataaa qe MAW- AL OE516M 26 nk portray i e1MM0nL 51011915 -A 0" karma otpportwktyf For 1011111 A 11111 E a poles - sowmai ledmician m B BtnOass Ptopram; .12 nit n- Uwe 500 twmDaoy seals 3 wxks. older cowses avai- 1eMsiee 3 please prowam: .3 anMhinous paWt. Start pan alae. cerb6cift. tines nk PrVit tttal IxMtse:.In- time. no t xpc w= Mtxox- spaces_ (705) 3244M. home piano:.BeOiaaets Pro- sary. Wra: Box 1� Apit. home livery oto the tlaaoMal a�rnses vaill". A sc aid 2�us 392 or Fac 906613 GeMRaI FM* GeMwr 511* b Ns I*rrnn . F� 71E UK iliflBN caner Mist a rdiabts velli - cis t ili assauMa taap k alai- TMM Cera. Caw cern• JF(e ww aYa 906 436 7746 mq aC n artificial ttais. W Oar nrudwtp. pedn- y- CI>- ptwhatn is kM1kI11Q lur growing Scarborough company requires an ccountant to assume responsibility for the company's nancial reporting, accounting and computer systems. ou are an experienced hands-on accountant with at :ast 3 years experience working independently on a Dmputelized system taking books to Trial Balance. trong computer skills are required including experience lith network based accounting systems. Responsibilities lclude accounts receivable collection, accounts payable, preadsheet reports, payroll and completion of required Please send resume and salary expectations to: File •356 hk _ 865 Fare"ll Vis, pill. Lt H 7L5 a""r'' M1* i c.a«s, H1* EI] ti.nsal N1* An Evangelical Christian Organization serving developmentally disabled individuals has an opening for a PROGRAM MANAGER for residential programs in the Durham arca. Experimm: strong, leadership. coaching and organizational skills. Must be committed to person ceaurod support and sd( comandimicanfon skins, akh"ry b developlmoon"or hidseeu dw leadtoto services to the devieopmentally disablod. Compiler skills an asset Qm"6un"* ' Diploma in developneset services or equivalent. Minimum of 2 years managerialexperkmee. .Submit rxtsut a by May 14,1999 box Adndnistrabve Assistant Central District Office 4375 Chesswood Drive, 2nd Floor Toronto, Ontario M31 2C2 ®Community Care requires a Full Time Activity Leader Ti. u.mvt m the planning and Implementing ' f the uncal and rr, realumal pnrFrarn I!(/ered at the Adult Dm Pnrirrmn, in Neu I astle. Must he sensitive It) the oreds of the frail elderly. physaalh' Challenged adults with Ilurse %5th sone rupitive Impaunnent. oualimati4 • Past Sck:ondary education in recreation or activation • Minimum 3 yeas experience in an Adult Day Program • Experience in assisting with "Activities of Daily Living.. • Current First Aid and CPR • Atrlity to work as pan of a team ' • Computer slulls an asset Please submit resume by May 21. 1999 to Community Care Adult Day Program 20 Robert Street West Newcastle. Ontario LIB IC6 Art: Jennifer Rusaw Nc OUMA all e..r '.Ike ml.wl 40kA.m. Awrcrer 1611 &W b br uecr "oj r»II lR i.nuklt %, rt. --if, *k ` to sted in wtrwriml your Call Comm rimier' we bait �rdist r oopore.riI a.aiLidd a for expenemc a moa. Call Centre Representatives English and Bnlinpial tEJF) We offer • til -tame -Monday to FodW. e:ba.m. " s�0p.m�. • Geneem (am+nnation .. $14.00/bow . bonus" • top pnod+cws can tent sm.00AW • �ohss„oaL ,gpative om..me • Convememt Iec~ M.E. knbam* • Tmmiml peagen and a &a" to owd"d your ales and &Ad" *&I Ane you per—addle. bight and arttctdatr! We want ymm to ion amt tear. Fie w m ye•r r rye to 1416) 7i473n. CONFIDENTUL TO BOX REPUES 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. Place your application and fist in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. It the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, fe:ama Qat we land to 0:11aera This west. will ad be flier Is die file wmdw. Orilisalt Moth be seat riredh as blrialer M ft bdifixtieas le the ad. JM J�� based Pit. a M - ,1W pVamanccower SrxOoro �I ooh disk AV Tmi *V ape11iffm n customer saeioe. mai-mato aMd poss" WW apin" for ea FOR J1fMemel Soon r�uae w�l- �. car MM µ1q fits YOUTH luau crsMels Now for AMM home livery oto the tlaaoMal Post Y�� day. Yttst ie O Jfiitltliew aaiaMe blit vent 2 am. and 6 am. and Mist a rdiabts velli - cis sm ieeSteCt' 77242244. JF(e ww noided to deliver Batts. CalMW (M(M a..-:..__ rat atpd t Air kWh"�Mx re an Or fax to (416)630-2579 �,,, Fax resume to: FAX YOUR AD (905►439 2217.Nle wish to dank aU those who respond, however 579.4218 � ) • 9- 1 sekcted for an interview wits be contacted diose _MM NEWS ADVERTISER DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE � Toronto Une: (416) 798-7259 Macre; NN. -. 7z ' .570 -ale=.- . n Ee11la1erdal Ares Aja: 11 N Asia N- Mdr/1i! (Swint•AB111MBMy 24 Tire■ o St. Nw* Wk* 1..-3�coo F.. Bea I** ies./rrr. 16-7, rrL: an .r3:0o !: �4'"O1r Fax' (9�i) ,09,, ■ 04 sate tib, $era mm" 9P4kW^W tai � Em � you advw %your word >!d • ' y x `�w��R�.. ^�')r"•'. �•s.. kr... r. ..... '.,. %r <i. . ._ .. -7r""<^` . N�",�.: �PC.�,:.�„'"X,�.:�., _ •YY9 h - D Gdlwd HOP W1] G1te11Mel Help required full time. AjaxMicbrinq locations. Must be 16 to 24 and not in receipt of E.I.... Fax resume to (905) 839-9617 by May 14 Attention: Paul not suitable for students Busy Child Care Centre is seeking an ener- getic Individual to prepare tasty meals and snacks. The person must not only enjoy baking and cooking but must have a love for children. The cook is responsible for ordering supplies and to effectively moni- tor a weekly food budget. Hours: 8:00am-1:00pm Mon. -Fri. Training available / to start May 31st. Call 905-839-2M68 Fax (905)-839-3719 DIETARY MANAGER LONG TERM CARE Kennedy Lodge Nursing Home is currently seeking an energetic and motivated DIETARY MANAGER for our 289 -bed accredited long tenni care facility. Aust be able to work productively as a member of the interdisciplinary care team and oversee the provision of quality dietary services to our residents. Fligibility for membership in CSNM, strOng supervisory and organizational skills, and excellent communication skills are essential. Experience in nutritional care and administrative management of a unionized dietary department in a long-term care setting is preferred. To apply, please forward your resume in confidence by May 9May 9y 9, ly . j99�to: The Administrator Kennedy Lodge Nursing Home 1400 Kennedy Road Scarborough, Ont MIP 4V6 Fax (416)752-0645 We thank all applicants but only those under consideration will be contacted. E3=01DERY Embroidery machine operators re- quired. Must have sewing experi- ence. Located in Ajax area. Call for interview Monday - Thursday, 8 a m. - 2 p.m. Ask for Wilma 2SIL PERSONAL IVK)= lK�M3-�3M= F.avirotNftltierlfsl Saviells Supervisor Must have knowledge of Housekeeping, Laundry and Maintenance functions In an institutional settingg that promotes quality outcomes and high standards of resident satisfaction. knowledge of safety, procedures and legislation in a Long Term Care an asset. Reply to: VifbOea lr+esmt Centre 1955 Valley Fwa Rdlad nekaiiI Out. LIV 3R6 AtbN: E vinoipnbengj Savioes posi&= Or ax (1e51�D-630 Hsrini ':Io Ajax . (Westney and HWY*2) Hwfty'8 Serving Swigs Chalet in Ajax (Harwood and HWY12) and Harvey's tb�y ( Depot) NM M. FUN "d Petit an Ipai ift esu aeruaw Please eabmA a8 reiionselB to Harvey's Swvmg Swiss Chalet in Ajax for all kKvA m G«IwaH "dip ®j Gwwal Help Heavy Duty Cleaner Must have knowledge of cleaning PProcedures in an institutional setting, W.H.M.I.S., demonstrated safe working procedures, infection control, and proper lifting techniques. Reply to: Village Retirement Centre 1955 Valley Farm Road Pickering, Ont. L1V 3R6 Attn: Heavy Duty Cleaner Or Fax (905)420-6030 HOST A STUDENT FROM OVERSEAS THIS SUMMER Open your home to a student from Spain or France in July or August while they attend ESL classes. This cross-cultural experience has numerous rewards. A great opportunity to enjoy many activities while helping a student improve their English skills. Host families are remunerated for room & board. For more information please call Arlene Heasman, (905)428-6829 One of Metro's larger Unisex Hairstyling chains has openings in Pickering/Oshawa areas for recent hair school graduates and experienced stylists. Your own styling station immediately Guaranteed basic and conrwnission Convenient hours in dean, mode salons Equipment supplied Advanced technique and manageme training Progressive promotion opportunities Benefit plans Check out your prospects Call (905) 831-38M or (416) 223-1700 OVERWORKED? UNDERPAID? Circle this ad in big bold letters. $800 bi-weekly. Need W people to work to replace 10 that won't. Excellent advancement opportunity No experience necessary. Car required. Call Sunday 12 p.aa. - 2 p.m or Monday 9 a -m. -5 p m. (905) 571-3532 THE AJAX i PICKET ASID NEWS ADVERTISER requires adult carriers to deliver papers and flyers door to door, every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, before 6:00 pm. Must have a Car. for information call 905-683-5117 Part time work available at Gun Club Trap Persons relpred X12:30 pm to 4 pm or 12:30 pmto8pm MEWWork the Occasional Saturday and ay Case the Steward at 852-5907 any Wed.12:30-9pm or Su gam -spm •I* are as EOwI �- �� AZrJM DR GM Dedicated US Runs B -train line haul to Montreal Open Board General Freight City Shunt Work Single or Teams Best pay rates in Oshawa CaW DOM Soeith tateeian P =erSousa Gwwal H.4 ATTEOMON FULL TINE pan time Local firm has 53 im- medwk openings with Ikxibk schedules available $1085 Stan No Exp Nesc /Will Train Must till positions by May Sth Great for students Inver 18) and others Call iun Wed from 9 a.m. - 5 P m (905) 7234920 AMIMON STUDENTS seekingresponsible teenag- ers. (11yrs - 16yrs old) for work after school and wee- ken ds MyDaily salary pus free activities Can6 $66 -8939 8 bonuses. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY sm - s4o0 PER WEEK - No experience necessary • Pay day every Friday THIS IS NOT A SALES JOB!!! 1 nred 6 full Urrw tefe- Fhurw reps to make ut-Kor1g cans to set AP- p,-tments in busy _i- office as well con- du'ting survey's over rh. p %xw Noun are 1.9 Mon. - Fn.. 10 - 4 Sat. Lvpendakole k call only Can 110511 720.21" Ask for Michelle hatoed and 5 experceiwa Must rave dean absbw Can stere (905)426 -MM eNA111TY m PKMnng re- quires part -tune sscrenry for is aur person Had Deice 4 horns per day. 5 Qays per week no bwMds Must be canpufer Merge and hats Pry Munn�b the National Presodm. 222- 1099 Kingston Road. Pow rq, Ontario. OV IBS CLASS A OPMEN. Menirmwm 1 years experience for Ontario aro JSA wera w Garratt. compwisawn and bentNis Pad Call Phd Sunman (SM) 6236273 teowrwwip. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser e - quests that advertisers check thew ad upon pkibficabon as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsitik tof more than one mCOrrtCt insertion and SMI shat be no for. ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is lot dad to the anlourR pad for ifs space occu- MV the error. M CON is $uDiea to ete appro- val of marwement of Newts Advertiser. CDD[ - knowiedst of Colonel- No ntr No Cwsnt Cal 576-w73 Cash paid daily! tee Cream viendiong routes avaiable in Ajax shadsrlb to 5- 'mrs 428-7300 now mprovemem Company is bo" lir 10 - 115 aingeke am 0000" pasonlalties 10 asssl As Saks bete. Top ebnimiisswrs wiee kayve�rage $575 - S2. TEx- periaiLw neoessay rana- p a6j905) 1-1325 � EMI 5200.. 5300.. $500.. or owe per week. products if the extsdoit your new home. Said avelsoepNe- lo:addo FK 6 2100 Dtltdu Sl W., Suile 541. fid 636. Mis- sssauga. Oat LN M. BiTECWNCMWRCHMNMDL ClaBtaCt SERVICE GTA Ent nab" comlwdaewu sb01kIM0. raw is 11111111116111111 fit aQin boo few Melt and lfdd Savin 01 1 RF. OWN. and video aepenr aae ac eNy Nfaee 10 brwd- cat and aMe TV eplpmad 6 meQSAay. Some travel w amid. Good, eamlfwfiaiofa is in Mskift SK PA* f91- try hislary Ise oellawM Walby Tits week, P.O. gut 486. Fite P3EOOsbawa Ont I1117L5 ASSISTMT a ESTHETICIAN =dadfor wry bw "lee M WMlfby. Call 668-8046 1 l'wnwar Help EXPERIENCE for the movin6 industry. Fax resume to: 905-427-5702 EXPERIENCED NAMTYLIST reamed tun and part tent for the Hair Care Centre in the Whorlby Man Minimum 2 yrs exp Nick or Derek 723- 0211 or Evenings 666-2125 EXPEIt1EMCED NAMISTYLRT wanted for busy Wlrtby Salon 3epyrs. experience, 6 clientele (manager 9056)668-2299 AskIon EXPERIENCEO FULL TIME - Laundered Short Presser d Experienced pan -lime Dry- clearkrlq Presser needed em - mediately Please call 905- 72(! 5555 or 905 -725-2600 EXPERIENCED stylist required Salon chair for rent in busy downtown Whitby location Reasonable rerd Are you looking for aperfect pace to do esthetics n we -we got it or you Call (905)430--1033 ask for Dianne or Ooem. or 1wrthn 1138 Oudas St w Forever Haw CUSTOMER SERVICE Repre- s"tatwes needed Please all 905)427-6040 FULL TIME/Part lime Line "Jok position arriabk 4pm- tAlso Kddiern General Frrri a tam Sae. Aw 427.1993 FULL-TIME and Part-time a,ppoppoyks vim expennlGe please personO'Brlernn , flerly u PicYerny NAM STYLIST rested, muw num 4 years aperxr Please , Pat a Vidiy at (905)683-7621 UMTYLMT for Apx and whab , Excellent trarrq, ad- vancement and com- nssion til *r 11905) NANISTYLIST maimed to ran chair m upscale dovwtown WMby salon Exexlent park. rp facilities and ~dws Lwaled a 116 At1sW Street Sara or Cal MMA30.07% IUUMOAS' MEAT 'egairet e,perienced meat caller. :ourasr toper and gwieral h fp Aopli in Deysou we m - sunt w 1794 LrrerpbW Rd Pxlwrir4 J08S AWULA LE now Apse Pickering Area raft trpen- ence an asset Gar for cap porltasainl 837-6060 Ywerrn TM LANDSCAPM Laborers wanted 905428- 6365 LOBE reclamation a Gas Bar Anemrlant negired Mist tart apenaroe am ears and crsfomfer service Lowlerm eiwp,111 .. Fell -bra Hard in resma a 158 ►lin St Atair or al arm r905)i"121 MAIDS W MTEO. Experoce necessary Must have own veh iicle Pat lime plwsons. W9160 Perm ear 905- MASSEY'S RESTAURANT Requires Full time permanent experienced Serv- ers. Apply in person with resume to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. in Catalogues. TV. Commer- clal. Mapurtes. aid extra re¢suaoon IoM av� Cal Y 9(160.E.1_U S. - E rS Of 1.800- NEN lily Comm weeds b* No aevalisng! Lo*m for 10 otatili . asMkaes Stan Wl-M1eWordy. r Janift for WWWew 720.3144. No ieftes meoeeuY. w1l But OF t asd ad of satoaP Aie 16 10 247 Paso comma (905) 57"M or J M. 11123-111114w M) 427- FM EBBE BIfICE CLEAn- Eal fe4rfed 2 - 4 hors per eva to 5 or 6 &A caw Deck (Odlwrs ad WNMy aa). Ysst be Bonbon aid does. ad 111111. amnidi= /1"M Maislaama 9.30 am. - 5 P.m. Mow -Fri at: 4041564. WE WANT VON Expwieno ulalatkelas neurine. NOW y salery plea bmaes. cloth tiwef+ws. N yM91fy b on for us. Cal Dani. (9t1SM31}M. WAND: Exoec female dancers. Fla bainiq- Ac- colYDriven availatk. Tap dab in Oshawa. Also book- inp in TO and sm" Top at urrowrifq Cd H1hm ((MMM30510 (116)231-1160 NEWSAMITTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 7,1999 PAGE 31 AM 1 OM M Help 1 Ono Hao 1 sree NMdA/rtle Manufacturing company seeking competent Individual forData Entry/Receptton. Buying and inventory control. Good English and math skills required. Excellent benefits, salary to commensurate with experience, call or fax resume 905-683•-0411, fax: 905-428-2057 W1, sale. HelpfAyenls �(� jt 1, Sala HWAgwts The largest new home heating contractor in the GTA, Oakville to Bowmanville, Toronto to Bradford. Launching new aggressive Sales Campaign for: - Add-ons to our 3500 new home customers annually • Replacement furnace and air conditioning market - Sales/Service/Install Seek experienced DIRECT SALES PERSONS to further our expansion. WE OFFER: - On-going training support - Opportunity-eam $60K+ 'TOP Commission (10%+) - Excellent working enviro. Fluent in English b Reliable Transportation a Must. Fax resume: 416-754-7402 Attn: Ben Hillier, Mgr. FOR GARDEN SHOW Sales Experience an asset $10 per hour Call Peter 905-686-2445(ex.224) SALES Map kmlber -.,-part' r. Durham is bokng for sales staff. Experiwtce an asses Reply to Oshawa This week P.O. Box 486 File 1355 Bib Farewell Ave. Oshsws, ON L1 71_5 10 dulled fop S Wel Help ALBION HILLS INDUSTRIES requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp. Home Every Weekend Satellite Dispatched No NYC No Slip Seating Competitive Rates Benefit Package Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit Call Bryan (905)706-2596 1 CiwmnllN4 M CsnsralI" POSITIM available working NOME rorMits NEEDED. t! With a team providmp nten- sive Carty wervsnson for a dad we devdopmaf- dis- abit PDD Autism Person mutt to wlengeec. ami ant Preferred shOdd include the fwaxo�qeEnx n pewort 11100011111111knowl- oadp�da��ssN Psychology The commotmaw approa 6-10 ties per week a twat M ay.Lwe days. evenings and aRernate Saturdays. Isle steel appYc- ants may tonrwd now re- sumes w. The Naccoft Fal- dy. 35 When li Bkt. Bowman de. on L1C 4N1 Clea Air Burka D"L is leehfsg les pettirrM . .liter tiselk Yadrmis to bei air psisls MIL no soling. r imparieno 11101111I&MUTMat busses 618 PRECIIIBN Shea atollwbouras rleps duteralcam ((905)426-7260. am spwwy PSAIii /1)411/11. Jr. Phrmfr sjrlsd 96'W N9 Cab an swomir ,, fpeslwis aoMSYrbott s rs Inst b rfiiug b rlork ant d loetf- far neesttae to (905) 436- 9311. SBPEw11/Mi NNW. Pan Mie ted hi line. Ns slepslF atx s F�xoN9W 11IE NENs ANti iffnis w is boknq lir Xfdr to dour w pers afd dyes door to dow bw awes a week by 6:60 PM. in So 9054W511dal m W LOOMrs for key people 10 amppaaudy our knwwial Dark - we sii ban CalmsW6. 7713 assembling our products no for stay at Mae moms and stuftes start mmmm- aahgr Fa the do pw,tage eat 1 tura Iml-tmle ,-86e 771-74M WOW FUN NOW pan - form fwbrle, healm ridusLy $NO-$= Fra Booklet 416.6314925 or lig omo www hen com sexsss code 5876 (reamed) MOFANi P1Rf3FTi stay at hone we to f-_ -1 n twine Lased damns. itrroqnh rrcome Poeefew and Denwfns Tran - 09 proveded Call 416.284- Neta to like to got 1131- am raEawe n your Mer I an net you do Best ad tum your hest arwal satiety ono your income. Prise all Cal -5156. Assistant marred for For" o Per - $00" by U-iy pracoa m Osfw& seeking elrirlsias- fie, energebt. Isam playw WAD is lift movAut 11at a dfewtd dsposaw i esed- 1 comawrwmm sills Please M. CJo Thio WNK P0. Ia 411111. Oshawa ONT. LIN 71.5 PRar11E 11 a mp . - 3 .4 Meat nave spas Boorrepiq tact b able to drill good let NMI(905) 837-2750 or (116) MO TIME limit office dw- Oa. AP.AR knowledge. ex- On.. it edfiWretat selt- or d442 ao 01 at One cdr *4 Felt man 2L�1° 20I Slow ansa East osAr era MdRiAmoft 1 sane "no epfirK SALrelaiElifSISE"REP. Miank Region. Lolnrll NofrE DAYCARE- Phaa 905-354-0686. dory slimes and glMtt/ drlo- tes's fl er 2ps. - 5M W INDIO I PE1PlE fC11001. NofKAtOk1q, lax re - lir door wd� tooNdyotor FR, WFFl tante nl Cal 720-314111 ask; � �. 2. don7toPkW'q Go. (31afMele. SALES PO31710N Calgraula- tions On. your New Home Program. We are looking for someone wM an education or background in advensonq. marketing, sales, or business to help promote and expand our company Excellent entry level position and grower po. tential Generous commission based pay structure Fax re- sume to (905)MI02 SIdMd I AUTOMM TECINIICIAM. Class A or One or 5th year all, Prentice for a progressive. prownnp air are franchise. tax resunrKs to Precision Terre Aura Can 905-683-0192 cmPERTENEIF`UUMNG1 FORMING, permanent tug lime 60hrs iwk Must be fully experienced carpenter mim- mum of 5 years and be tuly trared in to commercial/industrial AW bbtprmts. prepme layouts to budding codes. measure ma teml. art. shSaaple & do harem Aor mhts Cal iablif andbenefits l EXPENIENCED PROJECT MANAGER We are a loal insurance restoranon con- tractor ming for a his kine Protect tanager Exp in the restoration industry is man- datory we over an excelert rerrinierson Rackaq! odud- rresume benef 90Sp576-55767 r j Our NUPACO WOW PRODUCTS LTD, Dauer manufacturer re- quires t: Une general la- bourer toy saws, hard talo- A nay Morden (905) MNROR 6 GLASS msaller and 'rip" regareC AM part ',me oockueem Car 1905) 597-9502 or tax resume to 9051 432-6845 1 Hpepwel N DEXTAL NECEPTIOINST :r a -Coder^ " ��eenrre��L -_ to - pratUtt a Gsra+w At rap years dwltil epenowe and :.fine Gompinfer dperlerice a wit Looang !a a pripM. ..wnsy. outgoing nAvdsa ,oe w tort evenrigs and iatwrefiys Please sand rr same to Fax/ 905-ni-14M X sua t to Fele 1359 35hil. -a WRtpy This Week 865 Farswn St OdWa. Om LIN 7L5 FXPFAIF.\CED Dk.\TIST AVAILABLE ',. part-nrew a+suaaer ,,r shiner keret lncuw, F. amend ssr,b or..%Iofbm Silverberg 11161-91-1161 EX►EIU *aft cl"IEO Dents: Ass.sane sum -ecep. boa experience Smoke -trio envwommaq Plast tax re- sume 10 668-1970 NY64 MIST required for 6 month maternity rave PaA- bme evernmgs Drop resum on at 1200 Rosslad Rd E rhoilip, mu. no PDA poseon avamatk for a general dotal pracea n Oshawa and Whit - Great cera Griot oppahwoo for am eat awsbc and patient- Ism. aeent- Possesses; brain memter oft left JIM $=sleturas SON nesrrne to Fele / 350. Oshawa This Week. 865 Farewd St. Oshawa Om L1H 7L5 853MM SECIIETANY full am am some everrgs for busy Piekerrng family plat lite ONfce rwidowa '96 re- paired Eivendiad ands dates ppuuyy tax resume to (9051420-Oe63 FM TIME Dental aswsaa b6�aj16nd lir bo Prey prac- lax to: 905 852 or al 905- 852-3131. ParAVE OAw Re" Chun Mir-oshma Td (116) 4020 Fax (416) 596 3%& AM on shoaboi t Ret wam- eN pan kste tsib7srNr n my holm 10 are Its 4 yr A I yt Driver's kafae repined i M Cal (Il -M antiage ifdanot r LMO WAU SMcm ficrroetip INC IN" it"10 WAft nc to 3 ,iridial alder 3 yews. Hous dans, relereffoeI a mint to aaller &MW (905)127.6711. Lr&4 NAW wimited. For 3 children. Agit 1 6, i 9. must Iwo rove"=. Cal Pam 666.9676 ItlA1-i+ABE ��6. ADT ii1Rl��1�lfI�P � 1;�4�W 135 135 Devtek Electronic Packaging Systems, a market leader in the supply of electronic and environmentally controlled enclosures, requires individuals with hands-on" experience, strong communication skills and a desire to become a "team player". WELDERS You should be qualified to Tig Weld Aluminum. You must be able to read blueprints. 3 to 5 years experience is required. GRIND/CLEAN UP Should he able to handle power grinding hand tools to remove excess weld and finish grind to achieve quality paint finish. We offer competitive rates and benefit package. Apply in person, or forward resume to: HLT MAN RESOURCES DEPT. ao DEN'TEK ELECTRONIC PACKAGING SYSTEMS DeYtek Electronic 1385 Huntingwood Dr., pp,�,�.��, �i,.� Scarborough, Ont. M I S 3J 1 Pa..rraiaong Systems Fax (416) 754-484 IV AJAX Has openings for the following full time positions: Lube Technician Front End Technician Shop Maintenance Cleaner For busy flat rate shop in Ajax. Fax resume to Bill Waller Service Manager Fax -683-1637/ call 683-2277 • OW_A.wlebr AFFORDABLE DAYCARE err tZinuC mot'le, %Arwood. Mry 2. oar two El" Sdiool smoke -tree. craft of TLC PACaptyrdm mus available (905 7142 -4926 rb0aew IMYCARE AVAUKE. Mon - do 4 day babies snip DOp- trock i Brock 16 pan a- P<r I I, Ask for Betty (905168.1-5271 "PIT TWE 011"310 Awil- JNe in a loving home. Exp train. rem na k rafts Qw- Pypitnng 426-015 MCURM6 Bead / Reed: Loan daycare 18 nwrift 10 12 pars Daily otraps (kno00 backyard am part) WK My lane mwc .- hfmo weak 6 waft First Ad. C PR uAAet Now 1s�uq. IeulOhs 905d26- SEAGRAM, 4 spaces avail- abk for summer months. be- gwaru o now B"Lak fh0irs. afly Age songs. Mrs. Clift. WA- Yomwears Can e (90519e6.6782 EOPWPNN LAMB NAWTENKNCf- ppr1�tnin am. IaftdscaPwq. sodbng $Ping 0-t-0. plahtii". Har- den renovations Free est - mates DtachuW i" 905985.7840 L4110sCaD Fieaeod HCS MOOD PRtkill" . trot load of Maps Buy now f. c f a ss�prtnal ��Rebdyyto bwm. (905) 852.75% tN)lM FMOGE ad stove for triont polea.0600p0�elloin0fon. MartyeY $300. PMM Call 428 9139 tN6MN S dresser MND mir- ror SM. Double bird with headboard 5280 Guam hud- AOard doable fr . spool's dresser Mfa aimw. 2 RVM OW $500. Call 427-6404 ATOete 197 FORN TWU - sop am. or bade for bon and molar. 13030 ib". 122 MMM. and 122. Call (105) 2773663 1811 CRAFISMN nidi" Nominator 102 IFP. 42' cal 31380. 0.6.0. Also Metamer Carlo 1* rias $100. Piano $75. Call ? 277-1374 cup 1 Arbcr• fir Soft ANNOUNCING U: w lower C[ .x•. mm. als:. Lalclan $249 crier uebakm or leap Irom $1249 monary as low iT905.655-3661# BAKERS PRIDE OVEN DOU- BLE GLASS ODORS. 208 VOLT 3 MASE we 52000 20 SHELF BAKERS COOLING � WITH CASTERS f75 BEAGICOr NOT Tile- 4 person 1 5 rip dual speed power lava motor. motor. Model 2400 4 firs did 967-4196 EO, KM wrought won car- nom sropy queen orThapeac me- tressNwme Meyer uperu t $1.200 Sacnhm $490 14161256 0265 BUMS Cu mM nrm•t tan Insurer has CLW mime wamm venom SltaAers F - mres 4161227-7777 far (905172 or l4W369- CAMPET mum. 1o0%. Nylon thole, plush, stain re- st"t carpe For 3 rooms. only $36900 Price includes 30 Sq Yds carpet. dWae pad ad installation in your home Fee %om m n yam home No Interest no payment for one full yen Dared. 1400- 217-0104 CARPETS - lots of Carpet, 100% nylon. new Stan fe- lease carpets on hand. 1 will carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price mcludes carpet. premium pad. expert mst"----, fast deli_ cry. tree estimates (30 yards) Nonrwt686-2314 CAMEIS UU: Lon of car - pat. 100116 now staarh re- lease. Calpw 3 rooms $339. (30 sq. yd.) Includes: carpet. PMMM pad and waama- bon. Free esomara. tarps repairs. Sow" DWhan and W 1 � area. Sam 905- fARPET AM UINTI - Carpw Kirit Fooas, 30 SWAM yards. lean 5329 i $&". I will ds - count your Dat code by 10X. Customer satastadion guar- AMW. Cal Mike for your Kia fsbmo. 906.431-4010 COMLFTE ball door unit with a WAMN SOM i side fight. Good arMN ar fuF�, x 65 1!1' wide. 5200. Cal 571.6007. BLOWOUTAmazingAmazi ng 1 yr. no a 333tltn S16wk loic W. ). loaded. pmftt nt0nilor, iiMnnw. sdfirrae act afore. Fra mm mw, dw-Y and $9". 1-OW515.5615 1 Arbda for sw COMPUTER SPECIALS 100M.' MLtt. Meda Syslem 5333. Pentium Laptop $744, 166mh-em 6666 Swperiast 400mhz p$1188, We love doing up 6553661 diNipn +eprs 905 - CORM PLANTER Allis 6 row several different Skid Wates $1006 Can 905 965 711 OIMNG ROOM. 3 QIe�t modern black Lacquer fiktA. very good condition, sfkdtf boar . stove Bat Offen 4308037 - tMSCOtfER scum DKVMGI' ;lasses now starting Sprnip Scuba ant snor"ong rare sok now on Cal 6694566 Tom free 0 dive) Doe So.te Scala www divesowu caw FOR SAIF EpsonColor 3D00 Printer 1 -so V M. Com. By ppapapeerr photo rm s gabty ne 2 Cap 10 a=sking $t000 HIR COAT Butadd oho - relate brown UN WOO site 10.12 Appraised a $9500. sacrn"e was asking 55000, further rattcad W 53000. (705) 786-0069 (sip) COIfERS add 20.30 even 40byards to Vow few Mail 1- NAMK'S APPLIANCES Party Sales,Service Large seleC- Thur dowwrowsw frost -lees MF uNape up". MCC new $150trp 4 24- stoves dot. like new SM Almond Sde-bfi-sides hWwrater Spe- cial $599 Portable did - pCOwSeuhMr-� mint set S2% Ap- Yhome bar0w n enDarts - room � Visa�mot w show 426 Siwtwe St S (905 4043 kkknowese yip RADRNK am Panel"Rdaab( psrd� Do A f w knago Fra Professional Estimala Cad (905)420-0377. Leave mes- SW arcmaboner. rua perfect 5250: t rinproom char4ow 5250 oto. 666- 6414 MIC BEO X400 Orthopedic Pillow op. sol/ and frame. so inDost 11.700 1. 285700. SON S67t (416) 256-0 MANME $PINADH. 4N x12 h . 2 furrow plow. 3MCA. am for boon. OBD 3N 906• $52-1109. DN1m,9 pc tot di nth. sure. $1niw0200. oak On" / flair. $350. teak coney end tables 1150, Maytag washes. maw. 54000, 905430- OSFICE MORN STATIM- ad ddm Compeer dw. exee- *a otFice desk and aadeo- n, black leather cocoa chow, 5 wrong room dials. all in new candtan Cal bus. hors. Bat others. 725-4731 ruse TEO N"N awitabk for tow", repairs: andpurchase consWUlion pre now 6i nmod*. Cal hoib acts 906.4274631. NANO TYNMC SSS.. 35 years OKOKW Tu. AM mom. nepaus and cmft (905) 90"11559. � Al Wright grand. Good ip�T� Tt f roa i Ad vim decorative it" paa- ors, cared legs. $1000 or beat paw. call 683.2026. © 1 Art Cleo sw PUMOSAWANAAOCIOCKN SALE New walls and floors Itwen- lory Must Go' nd Hope selection of Flew aused ponos New digital pianos from $895 and up Ren to own. 100% of all rental par lrs rp Also a Huge Selection of gramaum clods from $995 and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 PINIALL MACHINE- 1969 Wladwind machine. by Williams xcdlmt condition $928 o U.o Perone (905) 965- POOL, 1811 above proud. brand new two-way acrylic ladder with child safety fea- ture Allequipment included $ism o b o Car (905) 723- 3331 RCA. OSS. SATELLITE, new model 5135 including test card`all charnels open) View over 700 darnels. $689 99 installation available Card guaranteed for 6 months Kennsat (905) 725-0196. (905)626.9998 REC ROOM WN - Tired of shooting Pool try shume- board. full size table, racks and wax for sale Call 905- 723-7242 or 571-7331 RENT TO OWN new and re- conditioned appiances. and new TV's Fun warranty Pad- dys Market 905.263-8:169 or 1-000 798-5502 SEARS. Craftsman Riding Mower EXCELLENT tofdioli. approx 10 years old. ASK $950 5-$p�6W 12HP. 38' put ((905 055550 5553 or fax s1MDMAN Ouakty wooden shads 8 x 8 tum kd, only 5339 plus tale Many omw sues ptrmo styles available M�decks cKaY Rd l rw 3. Pic of For more oro call 9M414 - 5011E MUSCLES? Stiff neck? Try the SM* Holl For mora info d lip fou 1-80046 4445 (sn of ICE CIIEM novelly trt►Cft. set up your Young a" for a fun ant prdwa0k summa 5butom 47 TOlephorw (613) NME/om FMtM- TUIIE Celebrating out 250 anniversary m lftt Duman Region Come sa our sake. Knit of sod pwe. or 3 dllny bs&oom sten beds cam - mom" INOs. poster bets and pend beds we Ieake them amOW Cranstion ako hula thold Eaf nawmwn ells. 1s01Ne office. Doing Room. Kitchen 8adr0n and Casson Designs. all. on prean- es Dray in and sa our Sere d an M wrid ri I, tac" W4 M us show, you how ku lwnlwe is made Reaww- 6w -There is No Sw mom for Oaft* Traditional MloOaworbrp 115 Mom Pon Rad (S df PAK% Rd ) he Perry 905-9115- 6774 www ham moo& o- wakeg on n ISED FRMCES $195 up. used ranges 5125' up Lead dryers SIM we Toed wash - ars $199 / 1p. new Sud cud Com opermd waSlkrt and Bryan a low prhces New bawd olein trafges SM ant up now 30' rapes with dor* and widow 5430 wife se - mom of oe v new and am appliances Cam as today. Sit ;I s, s Appliances Sala. Service. Pans 154 Bruce St 000w om) 576- 7448 web site www dwhpt- nam.MMO* w wen MIMeMG Dom Shinn" traditional tbfloofwneBe , auWW rFUN 905�3F2617 List4kf at MMiMFBit - IMSTW LCS. 8N. it board. 156 pet.. wrtOsarllM Nawar boon 2 pc- last Gum sla- baror pro 52 sad used Awa slow tip (416) 7044"55, Ym CASES for sok. Cap Tal 905.683-5117.sw SAMiE door repairs. br 1IM as >� 416-336-0073 A IINUONES�Af � tree! taus *-AMaw prcoe�ait - wrs. 80 tail So veke off ), collectors of ally soft, 40LIO s or siwek ail "We *=. Spedd WAW M w Mooiaot pOWF- 11 try 10 ue- wo as emm now Otatinno (905W6400. (9115055-M far tstleso owat 2 .e�f1*W and be in exc "I c1 111 ",n. 43- 6024. (snp) mm AtrTttlllE and cof- kdabk wreaks odudime cowvplridceaesptaaw.lkam OSW 905.9es-1161. - MArV n wooled STAMEO LAVI- rmwaMed suppliesppipy and ertapment needed (al 905) 428,8851 r Please WANTED: Air conditioners. dehumidifiers a while stove Cap (905)728-4043 •ANTED: Used day tnpper kayak 9115-M ieti�l �� WEMTES $100 US. Have Your own family or III lrsiteCIC website. Join a 910M OPPor- turity Visit www.sky- narycom/rovic. /rovic. or a mail to vvm3357AIstar ca Tel 905- 640-7321 (Vic) Poole. POOL - NEW. never Installed 15' round 52' deep above ground dw Idle. access pkg solar blanket Price new is 53.200. Asking 52.300 (905) 831.6562 SALE - KAYAK POOLS. Rec- tangular above ground ndud- ng decl nq /6 it 24. O/D. $5.995 Package includes lin. ere 2 ladders. sand filter. pang. motor. do 1.800-668- Lost a 1 a Fow LOST -a yea old Pudgy mak Pug Sege with black ate. brown leallter Copan with a blue leash Married Nipper Pince Albert area oK 905- 965--8843 F�gllPer.fsappmeer PROVEN MIR Go11In Coda - Ws $1200 Community of Codutrds monigma a 5350 Cal 905-436--2218 AMERKCAM COCKER SPAMEL pups For sale Adora* bun - des of love Tenderly hove ratiod. CKC R" it Shots SM T2U puppies. 1 iridis old CKC reeppsttteedam- plifne. F blood% I. first dam. tasoad. vel c1Ndw fan (905)0135-o29O EpuNpGp INr sp mw to �spbpemW bred. CKC neas-w First seals. acdea- keew ppereraewur 3 mala Cam 1906$)203.4423 6EAIFTIFYL SIAMESE KIT- TENS' Choose from Sol, Owe trbo Baru s aw wry well aftwo SM 105- 47D 8914 LNKSA APso I or PIE ready W go varwis Colours Fust sfrous. vol cloaked. do- wornhs. Cal Joie 905.721- 6009 of Jtiruw 705.7163124 1 1 Aanemrbea ltti3 IQCEDES 361 So to bu diesel 2900001ims F-1 kat Coad Gold wo w~ Cam 4(w�w 04" 54200 1967 CMIYSIEti Lellarou. w good condition as is. $1500 0 0 o Cam 579-1952 1967 OLDS SN3M. rune good $600 or best den as 6 905571-2199 1116 CAMRO. 28 Ltr . Eco. auto. P57PI/PL, ail. good radufOm, . IGI offer red kms runspale naw wweer dim. $2.500 or bat deer. 90.507-0647 19M CNAMM. aft. arww air. $700 !653719 IM C/RWM. urn CMdF oa$. tuft Waded. Mack an tMsck cage Auto. fww ww Iuaed windows, regdaly ukareane6 records An afkto- left beaaty Adw4 $16,M. 1105430-2971 I= PONTIAC SUNBMD. 9w 0 �. SM 00 CAN IM SUM Si OodF. 4 MIaw� hied lee i soft tawwwl�OSkkOwks stadock SM a-6.0. Cal (%5)439-M a 71"Mt aftrbpm. IM FMO 1t3MB. aTr Oman,, an block Auer, rtew iia, Mel MMANOst $22S (9g617204M- I= UK 4 It 4 Tracer, sort Mak top, ado. very claim, so firs, excdW am dTbw 53160 car". IN B.O. intent he sold. (906) 726-0706 1961 fhOfnKkc Grand PT'S STE 1 owner, 179.00o1Ks, a%". Only iealoi Faded. wept/ oxossm SM. Cal (906A74-9617 FIM LNAEK 200.000 Oaf., uaar MM. 53.800. Cab 433-5061 lm PONTIAC sullen. 4 Cylinder. 2L1rheck. aw toMrlc, amft Cuaft. Porion door locks. A/C, 137,000ka Exodkn condli- oat r I -'I a 55000 ask" only $4000. Td 404- 2665 119 Fad Tempo, ai, baft soft ado will candle skit Will look. 123.0001a. Anti" 5500. wow. (905)052-291 250 MIN 13TH ANNUAL HAMPTON CRT STREET SALE [�SAT. MAY 8TH, 8:30 A.M. - 1 :00 P.M. Appliances, bikes, jewellery, books, ra ts, kids clothes, and Craft supplies 7TH ANNUAL STREET SALE WHITTINGTON CRT (near Monarch and Clements) Sat. May 8, 8 a.m. - 12 noon Bikes, furniture, little It 114 DONT MISS THIS ON !! :SAT.,MAY ONTENTSSALE e, 12 NOON - 4 P.M. HARROWSMITH CRT.,PICKERING, lhrurhg , wall out, cuff_ and end tat+ks etc. GARAGE SALE Sat. May 8th, Sam - 2pm 77 & 79 Anstead Cres., Ajax 4 blocks west of Harwood, off Lake Dr. GIANT STREET GARAGE SALE Sat. May 8th, 8:30 am - 1:00 pm TRAILWOOD COURT, PICKERING many household items, furniture, sports stuff, hardware. GIANT YARD SALE SATURDAY MAY 8th. 8 A.M. - 3 P.M. 1333 ANTON SQUARE, PICKERING Cemeat mxw, aatom fins, tlthp ti toddler daft: i tops. 0wr7 miss Ars air!! Somr*mr far treolim. Garage Sale Saturday May 8th 8 a.m. - 1 P.M. 869 Darwin Dr. (Fairport & Ruch arse) :few A and Mea warlawwry, roar arylkr.oe., Riog peril fab* 4t mere' ler -� TWO -HOME YARD SALE! SATURDAY MAY STH SAM 2372 & 2380 ALTONA RD ( North of Finch) WaNifaTd. airpMtlrgner. tarsiciqpoart 3n mew teat. too chest. oat saw 03o spore crafta carernaats MOVING SALE - Moving over seas a1 contartls in a 4 -bedroom hone, quality aptliar+ces, hsrrhre, dirw g room tuft, Dikes, ec Sat & Sun 9-4ppm 430 Prince of Wales Dr- Whitby MOVING SALE Sat. May 8th, 9am - 2pm 720 Pickering Beach Rd., South of Bayly Yarlcty of Items, including 13aluminum twat, motor & trailer. South part of Alwin, Pickering Sall. i Sun, May 8 E 9, 8-2 Giftware, freezer, furniture, tools, exercise bicycle, cookbooks, Wool. S l 11EET SALE SAT. MAY STM 9 A.M. - 3111 FAMBOW CFAUL, AJAX Go to ft* a Rd" arivity Pi" & an Firday to Pwbn or. Is NIR an Pm Or. Kill Possibly mow.household books. earnings, CBs snow tdovfer, &ft NOWCODW i Much melts. SaL May 8th, 1999.8:00 am -1:00 pen Rowtttree Crescent (Dixie b Glena nta) Flxtfi m aaMim. toles 1kwK househilim am, much more! ff A1 MAY tITHALEABEANIE BABR�D WATCHES N. at Coughlen St. Ajaxam--2p.m. STREET SALE - u Houses Conffielned COOMER CRES. AJAX Harwood Ave. & Chapp�mnan Dr. area) Sat do Sun May 8th Sc 9th, 9am - 2pm Rain date Sat &Sun May 15th rte l6th Sometl xgfor.Everyone►►► ^:: 1250 � Ma 8th 91m-4pm Seguin Square in Pickering. Noble Drive, Pickering Beach Rd. 8 Highway 12 Saturday May 8th, 8 a.m.- 2 p.m. Rain or Shine Lot• of Thingir to Go ■ - - - .. .w..w . wy vnawa 22, 24, 26 Cadby Rd. Ajax lamps. buffet/hutch, baby furniture, Captian's bed, Irg. dog kennel, ski equip., dresser, desk, toys. 11 iRainob11e6 11 uariobik fir Sall for Sale '87 TOYOTA SUPRA Targa roof, AM/FM cassette, 6 cylinder, 5 -speed, power windows, power door locks, air conditioning, 185,000 km. Navy exteriorinterior. Only $2,900. Call (905) 665-7694. BUYING OR SELLING? "MARIGOLD LINCOLN MERCURY" Your one stop shopping for "ONTARIO DRIVE CLEAN EMISSIONS TESTING" and repers as ere! Mc NNW CeMko t 1-9054MI-SM 1 1 1 AFAaerab M for Ser 11,114 CADILLAC ELDORADO. 1 C all options blacken 93.000 kd Abs ol* like vm tW w� ►ride 519.900 IIM NISSAN SENTRA - Im- maculate condition 96 DOG kiftS. loaded. looks brand new EXOCIOM (113 $5500 (905)7254704 rip lea8 CORVETTE silver. Cd- leyors edition 5LOWO Side speed Asking $44W0 =4 61 -Ml Illi UTUMOM EtANTRA. 5sp 4Cylinder Power steering and brakes Red"if; buck - ds. lacune 60140 SW Alt% FM 3cswk S3WOkm 261!1 yrs or M 10 10000okm wa- rady lent. $10500 721-1467 19% PONTIAC FIREFLY, 25.0001un , standard. 2door hgdit A, GM wamany good WIN .it/ k20M ExoeMtiht can - door Fenfak arasut. $6.600. Cam (905)623 4572 1116 PON= SUNHAE. black. grey anent, excellent cw*om. air. a*" 3 uft only 90.000 kin 2 or spore 5 kdwl wibaw wmm. 1117 GRAIN► AM 2 dr 6 t.Y- hnder, Emerald gran. air o V o -n. steno. po. bitanr torcidical wm 113.0 wdti.0=n SlIklee. Tel 666 2M4 1WSINE, Blodt 2 door, ado. ease- 1. AIC, 62.000 i12.7o0. Td 915 WE EW ON First �; errs W Credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade � be NECIAL FNIANCE DEPMTOW SHERNIM 75i'84HE GARAGE/MOVING SALE SELL R NOW I I Chariton Ctrs., Ajax CALL ' Lots A lots of toys A baby items, CALL FAX 5794218 clothit & furnitutnc, everyttymill: mint yo Sat. May 8th 9am - 1 pm 11 Ada lee b Sar CENT1CAlt'S RED NOT reaft a Nd Red Can. 96 Sunuws Coupe. 5 speed air. 61K. only 59.995.. 93 SWind SE Coupe. 31. v -s, handed. 200K, ody $4,995. 91 Bock LeSabne Lid. 140K. loaded Lucky You milking $7 770 91 Escort 5 r�euttoo K. pray Coupe $3.300 95 Firefly alto, air. 4 dr. Se. 74K. our a $6.995 92 Eagle Summit Ntspon 5 tplld air. 150 K now $5.500 wNi - 96 Astro EA. Arnold. olive 101K, priced riplM $13.9% 95 Lumma APV, traded. 3.$W Vol. 82K sale $12.9% % Voyageur air Int. pup. M. $4.550000 94 Asboo Ed slier amprey 11 OK air, olgr $10.900 93 Lumen APV. very nice, 147 K now $8 6% 1992 Astro LT awd ni load - M, poor char. mnt cond , 58.500 Cw to Cletitar Oar illi alit good nesede- Nebbd ado. 155 Kine St. Mat at Molt MIK. Col 576 2$86. OPEII SLW • • a� 6:.D CREDIT' N: CREDIT' E.El 6 4KRUPT REIT' 6.,t --c ra t.;cay c'o.1 ASUNdAft A A A AVW CAM ANd& on t splarl ot. my ow Cook oe lion year. CAN s ben, 24 AmNs. rs, I 106.7063234 ail Fedi EOR CM3$ we Mfr am ve"P', . II,," s Mot 42�y7� y22410 ooN to 479 kIPM AUTO SS^n EaL A1o1 n EMWW 06 dtgll "must "fiffift 9" figs. % t > body M& am. as 4 -wa arbor 6 P.M. " .'T,.���i '!•R; _]' _�: A 'r. �:'�.. � .. .. Kew+.�Sl^��'�-✓- .. Mn� . .r i - �"Yt'iK�-�^WiMGbr"r'�i^�'���� WC NrVf itw M1916 W Glazer. 4 wheel 54500 « best offer. Please can (905)723-6884 1llf De1N 4 wheel drive. V8 auto, $950 Plow 6 ha ne also available. 434.2475. (sip) 1967 Oedp pickup, new brakes. excellent ren iter. 1357-20cerfii1ed5. (snp) After 6 p.m. Itin DODGE DURANGO SLT. 5 9 Magnum V8. Fully loaded alcludmg leather int. trailer pkg 3100 /2 tires. heavy duty 4x4 package Chili Pep- per Red. Low kms. $40.500 ;Al Mike 905.697-9975. (sip) 1vow 4 WWW Drlw 1998 DODGE CARAVAN SE.7- ppaassenger, 27.000 km. 3.3L V6. auto. overdrive. loaded. $18.5000"er. Call 434-2775 1 Trailers 1974 impala 28trailer. Park Model sleeps 6. Good condi- ban Asleep $3000. Can 985- 8666 alter 4 p In, 1976 PROWLER. 27 R, sleeps 6 fully equipped- 3 pc. bath. SbhowierAub. Indge. Shue. asking 54000 Call 5-7363. 1969 SIANCRAFT METEOR. sleeps 6 Three burner sbve. awrsrhq. mire rri ' nn• AS" $3.800_ Call (905) 433-0879 23' 1916 PROWLER Trailer. excellent working condition, vvetrryy dw 6 bngh t. sleeps S. induces awing. 56980, cam (905)404-2311 Mel Snewmobmm 1911 POLARIS MY IM with 95 xCR 600 motor New palm Polished 1 1. WN - weight speed track. studded $900 obo ca1905-985-3183 • wr�le 14 fl Fibreglass Runabout 50 hP Merc ekedrh.. nailer pow accessories. A-1 condition. One owner Aaung $2400 Me. Cal 723-5750 IAFT FIBERGLASS BOAT waft 18 HP ewnrude outboard. trader. ten linin. Down Rg- coMAlfon Aiding 52500 01.0. Ca1571.1723 17' SPORTCRAFT Riviera, bow rider 1989 with Jolvten 120 HP outaoord Very pppQ t Rim knit 19M 316 SIIMIMINNEN twir, 271 Volvo Perry. new Sun- bfemi camper bp. hely earnpptd mckoh ig ar Wmill laorter A qa1e 559.900. Cal (905)72"PI 24KI2 Peatew Blatt we wat- er Could easily, be Wade ale Mise load 906-723-7242 or 613-306-2063 MSS BMT, 95 Prnceuah. 50 hp OB . TT tr - mat r we tracer. now condom. C60 623so gym. 99200 BOAT cep motW New 12 N. abreglass Grand Men brit and 4 hp Jolhs, motor we less ran 20 his. am Sun- bm $975. fa bmw. Cal 571- Fw CORM KAMMIM - ANt- 6 tow, several 0ileem sited Notes 51000. Cal 905985- 7211 ®Ud lop May 09L gas. 60111 Conk- 1 dCam a. ddOWAIL IVACk leu TW Alliin A cEft FOLK MIT CLAMOR aONWe beginning lite Mali, N is - GIs. No 0do le1. u ovening Chun ma 1.0 a am slosciamill. MOW C11 (90 31 far mbffaow 1 ANrmmb ve aw91 las0�01 72 ileal a tee. 723-129p, 1hassow Oshaw wJso$100 suing dines 7Y947791snp) 4o.NUAK, 1 Imo MM basew Miphl Valelon. rwt. pli N yard. pakllcllld• ed, leni- NUNN 9estAw Nip Cal . ft F INK 11 Alanineee r RrrM IST CLASS - 1st INN raised bungalow 2 bedroom open Concept 1500sq. Private pa- tio. ton -smoker. no pets. Ac- cess b 4_01 Walk to Rouge June e164 1000 ind. Can 905- 509-03 2 BEDROOM apt near Osha- wv Centre and 401. Parrkkapqq lawwry. storage. Avatlabk Am 1 Non Smokers Pre- ferted. %Wmo. phis hydro 905.579.0246 2 BEDROOM available June 1 Located at 350 Malaga Rd. ODUM $7Mmonth includes kidlg. Wive. heal. hydro and water. Parking. No pens Cal from 9am-9pm. 0 905-576- 6724. 2 BEDROOM baseman apt Pickering, Sep vow", An lu Fru and Isl no pea. non smoker. 2 car parking and uAMies included 5768 (90) 619-1509. (905) 619 1077 PWRMG LARGE 2 BED- ROOM basement apartment Separme entrance. $750/ inoweh. non-smoker. no pets CoA 6015-8783 after 6 p In. Moo-y Sat 8 sun -ail Ca masup 2 BEDROOM bright specious NNW duplex Oshawa hospi- IN aria $750 nckades all uAkka- AiedWe Joy 1 Non awoken preherred. 432 73M ale 6 am 2 001100MS available ed of Jai $740 all raClwave Darier {w�0tiq 13e'ava. No Cogs. Cam (906) rn-2232 2 -OM apt good kxa/n , n well maintained 12 -leu. Mia �. SOKO North Rune 10 bus F cable.IatndiY gakies Call ".10M. 57< 2902 1 2-OEDNOOM mumem apartment. newly rwni - '. separate urn- ark- clop bar ameama including GO. no ableilab Avale JMwlY I S750i month A radamv 905-837- 0004 AJAX - BEAUTIFUL one bad - room baumOM apartment available June 1, boom" b pro With patio R place. own lia-insac wed bashniown $651) Debbi 427-4310 L= 401mwi NM W*d brand newt ooni e bedroom nrkAed NO apar- snt. Walk ad to f Word. full bwwO . boom dining. ketch m. antral an. Waft 5700 nc __ duck a mit. 111111416 265, AAM J», LAW 1 bell. room. bmstr g pabgr ssopegole entranw. las bw p no febtso/peb, irstAamL ON. mavens. rmEperhoms. 0111E bodmom weBMw. pmPr_4 MtNANE L MIElx is Milfh Ala. bit *M spe- oohs. rawpebd, wswty P1he- a�d,�w m��/.Illopmy, dole b lits. MMINit e0�� 5710. 3 beromm 5810. Coe ,W-0134. Law bmk" il�Ppmm tiR�hve2- B�M li od ima �atpPaa $50 No theta. Mnlr ahold ws, parr Part: It SE -1562 CENIMAL location No one Dm 7321 homes t cera and 4.30 pas. far ais , ,meal CENIMAL O*mw large 2 bmtboom vwtmwns awd- able M WWWAaM&WW PWI call (Mln3-0977 99 a.m.•7pm. Famished 1 Omro«m bwm4". Pak- MIAO erlaeKe no lamb, $s"wo n"oNmbk. aftwkw Coal 1906) 431w 5m a 1 1 mreurelhb Rent HUGE spotless 3 bedroom apartment. Hardwood floors. 2 4pc baths, washer 8 dryer. large deck. parking. Available July 1 $900 inclusive. 1st/ last 905-579.4250 of 905- 767-0591. LARGE 1 BEDROOM apart. ment on private estate prop d o. clu�d. No 'pity mole. ing 1st ane last rran" rem $700 /month (905-852-6070 Or 416-346-4417 Available June 1st. LIVERPOOL/BAYLY, com- plete renovated. large/bright 2 -be room basement apart- ment. eat -nn knction, separate entrance. paduig, rhopets. no smokers. first/W Available mrd -June. $750/mordh (905)837-0016 ONE BEDROOM basement apartment. separate entrance. available May 15. Valley larm and Finch area Pickering (905)428-7804 1 BEDROOM bachelor apart- ments. $460 - $485mo , cable 6 all utilities included. quiet ion-smoker/pets Close to am amenities Showing daily 4pm-6pm (905)922.4911 UXBRIDGE ONE i TWO BED- ROOMS dean quiet Security budding Utilities included. (9051852-6068 OSNAWA APTS Badteor one bedroom 2 bedroom n- dodeS all mics and parlu g Laundry on site (905)571- 0425. of 1-888-558.2622 OSNAWA M. 1 bedroom basement apt clan, quiet. lots at windows. seperak en- trance . private polio. soft ssrwgapllee nodi smoking, no peu S600/me Inclusive. Arad Jury 1132 9$41 OSHAWA 3 BEDROOM town- house parking for one ran 5895 . ukkees 905.571-044 PKKEINNG Wbmes7Fiasti im- maculate urge one bedroom basemtem, free parking, larldry. ton-smaker no pea Ea -inn beaten 5620 whdwiwe hobw June lu (905)131- 7122 alta bpm. Flamm& basement aprt- mem two bedroom. Jose 19. Very Specious briyut. no pea. non smoking. separate ew- tratht. cvwwerw rt aim. $100 per MOM(905)427-2154 ovum AJAX - MEW legal 2 beraain basement apartm em. spa rate entrance. coupie pre- loned. no smoking/pets. ca - OL Phone etri fridge. stove. one car parking. references S775 komoto* (416) 793- 1410 PICIMRMG 2 bedroom bae- mrnt apartment Swerate err traw , - parkwnp. wv m 6 sip ams 4 appYaiuus Large bad yard Stents b GO/Town Cow $iOOlinon . No use, on. non-smokerino pe[s. ll -7 jlediablif j «DaeveFs 1416)251-7742 PNZENMG, NOW 2 - bed -room apartmentantral at. cable, 4writiry tacalees. no emniam S715 as ndwiw iii a Jarw 10 606-4718 PKBERMG. 3 Oedr- man Boor of Bwrlpelow. large to in btdan. 4 appkirca. tap back yard Stem to GO/ Town Come. 51100/ man ,+ No villa- AaemiOk anrneI-II Days (416 757-7773 at 24 a eve. (416)256-7742 Rte, bright abase grasp 1 serous apt.. 4 W pbmps n0 smo" or PMs Parting $675 ir¢kr , Avail" Jwo 1. Cal (910511691-M P01011111k 3 b•boom mina bon. iso to deck and pm ft yard. 5 new n appliances. 60. dtoora ' 3 tan wei b Sow+kad. May 31. Open Howe Suit hair 9 1000 am up.b 1 Ir lest im a mNS 5PNL18NB we mairdaimd 2- 3 bednoosand M ceps A 9 vdk-n closes�pp,iarhdnet a 00 provid ed. Gla» p scb0db ping -sire. GO SuMon. eK tri&," Cad 726.4010. OMHAWA u!V6 2 d 3 B/R idle. IRlpties i"dLf : Easy 5For apps call 721.8741 in BEMMOOMt augitable JULY 1, 5640 A 5650.: Odw we Care arm tocallon. Hut. pirbnp and weir mdvttmd. Hyro ori (905) 436.4042 WHOM CLFM and vault one bedroom aparwad 00 sommd f" of renowad cerdt" home. Centrally W- C" in •Olde Willow. hard- wood Noors. Iilndiy 601Ms, private Faking. sumable lar Ski* vralim F t, - no ssokw, wb dogs awdhk Jur Nt $825 labs hydt'e. Cal (906) sit -3011 WMiBy, rderVHwy 2 large bright Iden 2 -bedroom base- mem apartment in quiet fami- ly area, separate entrance. kitchen, living room, dining room U bath, tndge. stove, Own private washer 8 dryer, no pets. Available June 1. $740/month inclusive. ISV Lam 905.665-0843 after 5pm WHITBY, 2 BEDROOM apart- ment. on go bus, targe. rat in kitchen, laundry facilities. p- cuzzi, large backyard and porch. avadable July let. $860 Can 668.7634 WHITBY, Dundas d Coch- rane Large multi level. family bwldrrq 20 bedrooms. available immediately Fresh- ly paned. new carpets, lora wood relimshed To view call 905-666-4145 WHITBY- Bright open concept furnished basement apartment 10 clean non-smoking quiet working person. Utilities and cable included, washer/dryer extra Rosslard/Garden area $155/week firsow (905)666-8431 WHY rem when you can own yyour own home t« leu than lick 1hunk?" Call Dave Sales Rep RN Nax Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668.3806 or (905) 666- 3211 1 How$• Far Reel WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? • OWN from $700h,awo. • %ot much ptmnpaymenrm (905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley tia„ x� ti- xrw •.,i is it S null �iimr cruntri I,. mini dtawrrhWwos Waft Suitable single or Couple. twden PpM1t lief hy- ra India$600rmoren First) last Awaraw May 1581. (905)1160-212 AM DAM 00 A home of your own' 6 months Int. SSOg Inoue mgwmwAM hall $21.000 gross M ule- Yr4m arpenerear Can Kea Colles. Coowd Banker (906)nsA4/4 AN EXCELLENT oppM I I to own No down payment Ven, dor assistance Clean 1 1/2 fact". 2 bedroom detadle0. re, I ramovaw. arts Nu rem. Co" Oshma Cal 433-7919 3 BEDNOOM bungalow with limment in North Aper. Un- twmsa•d. lard win deck AvailableiWmeA TO 427-1382 141EDNOOM bungalow, Edgy of Lmtk Bntan SIOO/m«Ill 1pkis st Can kka 70AwW� .AM i OEDNOOM Whitey. twat ovum, 2 -storey. 2 car W rap. waftw basement hadmok July 1st S13M month pkm Cal (9M)985- 0146 905)9850146 AT LMOWOOL1Miag On Rd Near Pddwrng Town Centre 3 bedroom Mme in good nagh- Ilanta00o. we eh0 '1 paid. or. $1150 pis. Juy t (416) $75-4319 CO L f 1'. desac ed 3 bad - mom house. applrpmakuey 1.300 s6. K. 3 washrooms. dbk. drive. 4 app's. , - 11 aw, krnded yard. SLIGO /mo. (9piAltits Awniboe Jody 0143. ) 135.0178 (416) 20 FU MMT - 5 bedroom. 3 ballroom. 2 storey Mme on large double kit 10 mins. ft" Part Petry, 9 h. am"' 0s. hardwood bas. full bam- mnt. lig, high kildNwl. =in Ito« bhwldry. Wvewed WW momd porch, sw dedts. 6 appiiaoes and mon. SJOW m1011e1. Relerom. hate n- tEtired. (705) 357-9942 MtIgE FBM 1111m. Jmm or Jry2700sa K N applow0hrom. 2.5 bmawMdowi�NhoouetopOsil 1 Cxmb" Ada. 906 0175 F TOB LIU Farm i winery swing... FARMHOUSE. 3 bind - foams Hall y2 �kuu"cruwpppl1otnsibk rte cd. Tgl(906►-083.1m I- msssap. 1- BOwMAmmi.E / IiM11N Atm. 4 bdrm. 2 slag him with finished basement aw tkudhed 2 tar girape on 10 acres. Pinnate smv over - bob" in" pond. Must be SNeutsh. $1.200.00 per mom'. MhalsmdiUku ies, no occpmX7 open House-2:00p.m. - 4:00 p.m.. Wpmesdty . Limy 12, 1999 a 307 Concession rd. 6 00 west of DarkthlbrV ClMie Tow:tlin Road. FFoprr more so- formation putt Call Jane holes.72 11 p� WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigf(x)t.com / -high riser EMPLOYED responsible cou- ple seeking 2 bedroom homef towrmouse etc with reason- abk rent. for Jute 1st dca- ppairnny.y References available Peau call 438-95M (sip) PROFESSIONAL Couple seeking two or more bed- room house to rim in the area for Jun «suoccupericy Rd- erences awadalik Can (905)720-4672 YOUNG PROFFESSIONAL couple With hairy on way Looking for own bedroom 416am M1056 on Acendip C TOwrnousee 1 e For Rem IMMACULATE %win rouse n Soutn Akan 3 bedrooms bks ons.Meshed basement. w rap. deck pose o Lake No TO A 5M Jim, f995. 60 OSHAWA AREA Centrally located beautifully decorated Large low home. 3 Oerools. ttiif baseuaem. garage. ewcad. 5650 avertable July at (905) 666-8502. or (906) 725-7473 MM For AM Spa SHARED SPACE 'or amt available many almost. $mom toll Tai Co. yoga, a t.. , . Amc aro Ttlepriorie 663.0459 Leave rams. Wmwer and on rpred 1 sftwee C own ep MATURE Employed tettiahe student seeking shared ac. l i, 1 ' " . or rode lir roil. ieeitAaetlI of ik" to WhdbY (Pfekla*) Close 10 bus rose Pim Call Chose. no 404-0107 (sap) ATM"/ WIMTE'i 110 Pxier. ng dean hone quiet silo. rsi0e by conservation on Share al heckles lomalt posting cepa smoker eco Pea avalabk mow $375 75 . owe ON" 839- • 1 ask* A NEVAJC om SPACE undas St W vithittiv $775imonlwy law unkim Cal bard Inaetrs do 1leeax Swimu Really 666-3800 Compo 1 fwftm o A BEANTWK $ET111106 on Lake Seymour 2. 3 and 4 ebedroom comms. key woody CaaupbOMprd. 2 tins we o Toronto. 1686 813- 2212. BOBCAYCEON am, wua- how t famry Wthp. 2 ben- mm. steepen 4 - 6. 4 pc bath, tv. ver. micro. bbit wd, huge deck dock, small bat. tdh SSWWAwM..e Wii - Ic Mean angel. may $pp6ee01�0 pa Judy. PreNa n mea b(7os°m) ° 665 1992 evenings. BOBCXFGM, Pigeon Lake, po0svmmawp facing 7Y Wmvaiaaees. hdail for tally. boat included winch. Cal (706) 736-501. s► for rweM on tEwit spring Frani Late 20 mhmrtes East d BMtcfoN. 2 bedroom units wile excellent Rag& s fishing.24. Augusteabk. 53169•lat1D. pFf3KE10M FALL$, modem lallookont co". 3- bedrooms cowl wmmm. s minutes to baud No pts. $550 ook able. pa (906)623-7637. CREAT FORMS 04 fan4y holiday on Rice lake. 011e hour tram Oshawa. -In - n Fbmd�b�K2601 1MLI MFON. LAKEFRONT, sandy bank boaft ':tihB, "kahhmrhp lame deck over - www. lake. one bK rom W> .4. tphippedlblQ. (905)426 6511 KEEPING COTTAGES Sturgeon Lake grew fishing. Sandy beach 905-432-3843 • 1 - Ronde WC. pmit k CLEARWATER. fully furnished and central air conditioned. 2- 3 bedroom moble (perma- rwM) honks Pools, tat tub. now beaches and malar ai tractions Chdren welcome Phonos shows intow 5275 weekly (9051683-5503 A PERFECT FAMILY Natation Fame in CLEAR WATER AREA 3 bedroom. townhouse pool. OcilM temps court. pond. 880. private yard. Close to beach Available now For woo b "os (905)-579-3788 9151 fihvete "°mu :or 59111.900 Bedroor ^,i low Call Larry Kovaat. Simon Gtoup Dynamic Real Estate Inc 434-4600 3 BEDROOM or,ck bu gatow on 1 4 acre lot in country 2 Darin Wtaw.ap. Paved drive. calpolt i rower W hirnace. 47140' Quonset workshop Located t mile west d "- Pont at SM Dram Rd awing $170.000 Open howse Sat Sun 1-3 pin (706►- 277.19n 34KNOON -aced bw qw low 1.1.2 oaths, bmilyloom rww00esbw. rage roc room Fintled top to bosom Lawp Mo . 451115 hrr I- , Iva Ohm NW or', g baed, 163 Seneca Awe. Oshawa Must Sat $151900 (905)725- 4529 rho agaK pktm Thal- ion ann- w iSa W. fie. AJAX - :uet Ciescem 4 bed- room LI prick. cerawKWpO- *M Worm0. En suite how - Owe. man Noor �gara ge S207990 Summer dosing (4161337-7021 BOWMAMVILLE - 7 Kershaw SI 2 bedrooms 2 bmn. paved awewiey. 30 x 115 idl sue. be Wily Wduaped 7 years ata 11132.500 (905) 697-1853 COtIMTICE. 10 yew aid 3 bedroom raised pugaow garage, oowMe drrvoway. 2 baewoomsI twosw bane - mem. nicey deWrated. h« - hit soveral gas apphma. asking $142 900 Mo agoras 19051014-437i DOW'f pay yaw n/ for 5 mo 0 A C Live in 1 br ala Condo. hewer wind, Boma apps Fresny, palmed. shows pricer Clorb e Gla. schools, Own fa less than $700 min kMusive with snap Down Paynnem, Cam Rhoda Ket- pan. Saks Rep. Sutton Group scans Rmy we 536-09W 1ML WAffMN WILBERFORCE BauifW 374 me country home. 5 bedrooms. 2 bath. whirlpool. 140 tool of care lete. &dkd well. rates ploughed an unlet. 2 car qa- rage with wok shop. saklkle disk 11199.900 pmate sok Cal 416-621-8201 or 905456- 731I MUMS LOVER'S PARADISE Faoasic waethont base dtt P094beftoft Views sland Spring le loom. glomming am -rm - liad- looflao loo - I" - ? wro's, hot tub, sauna, mart' note feahwes. Asleep 5309.000 (905) 9859472. BEBl1 3 UNIT APT. BUILDING, with doubts 0a - rage. PASO 8 Oka arms. I�LshMrhp $245.000. 905.571- NORTH Oftma Mand bur w. 3 bedroom. 2 blh- attached garage, n- I- potential. miry rad, up- grades. peck la with Oren boll. 31161M. 40E0682. OPEN OW at 78 Sale Balsam St. Uxbridge. Satur- day 6 Surwmy 12-5paL 2 saw ey. 1875 sec ft. Hom bKk" oto gmmbsiL For in= Ob ae 1852-1050. 3" fall - WALK TO LAKE, 3-Mraom buuoabw, iwiaw apubewd, hmplacm, hadwood floors. central air. WW rued lel 8 deck de - garage. $142.000 (906)720.2307 NM 'ter W:A WAY IEWWK Va.7.1W rrRF>rL3tAOF 1 oww r owm r 1 mwntw - Rare Rens Rut SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11 • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! -Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! Not Much Downpayrnent? - Call Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax AbBky Real Estate Ltd. for see WHITBY 4 bedroom drfacbed. Central air central vac. mter- Com, security system, new carpet in man area. Frashed basement $192.900 (905) 430-8153 Open House Sun- day FOR SALE WHITBY- Lovely 3 bedroom Lots of upgrades. new windows. car s and floors throughout Hardwood m living No dowign om Fin - shed rec room. 1-3 pc and 1- 4 PC bath Pod and park in cmpex Great location Close to Schools. 401 and as amenties Pat Odgers. Ent Really SArmax. 1-888-2w 3093 (sip) WHITBY, ANDERSOWROSS- LAD area 2 Storey all Brick marry upgrades. 175 it deep lot. 4 bedrooms. p[tum. in- ished base I. asking 1229 000 19051430-3599 1 Town hou•w for so 3 BEDROOM •r; Wrnuuse 1333 Marr St 7shava Units are sewn from $74-79K Owwr mll sem for $69 9K includes 'Age and stove Casing as nary as Jai 11 Save; w allows No p7�7�2 agent ft eau 1 condos r AJAX -anl private sale condo.mrrt uW*wn- howse. 4-uorq. 2 bedr11 . tome, = attic. 1 112 won- rooms. alerooms. garage aw/con tell ret -COMB Woe Loaded Asking $1419M Early Jury Cbsrig 9WM-0163 No agents please VIWTBY- '11 Roe ' Rd E 1 Bedruom Condp • Solarn fn 4 +antes. file badwoom. Mw:: ..11 , $95.iplaw c�adl (9051 70}1017 LotsUN to GRAHAM CREEK Tram Stream Yewcasne 32 sent sues Only S89000 Walter Franc Royal LePage Frank Rml Estate 9WS76-4711 1 e°Nagee For So COTTAGE FOR SALE aeur ea Ont ,Lake ScupoOl 100 x135 uregolar cif. lake access. 3 Brams.mche. Lei D/R.Gweu cabin and shed k ooftk Uosw a S99900 Cal Dont at 19051.579.6673 or (905)7252174 Also mpe I« across from conmi 1D0x165' Ming 519 900 WATFMNWT LOTS - 1 ACRE x 1540 FT waterfrrxm level hydro, He^* rad. o. 526.500 1: X 200 FT waterfront on small pnsbat lake Hydra aver Road ac- cess wooded. great for ca noeiu/campers. $29900 in Land CLAIM area 1 12 hs. WE Ostem Cal Saks Rep Peter Lister. 613.335-2575 Cutis Sall R.E. Broker Lad 546-4335 1 CnPt iSOM BUYS yaw own tuky Serviced trailef W. Fear Co - Bourg. 100 acre park wick ma- ture trees. Sand Duch. gwut Swmmmrq d atnommi 1- 416-1314555. Nang fM SIM Advance land payday/Wmrnssm at sm. At 4 - in 20 milt 665 1148.416-296-9902 M11EY PROBL.ESM. Get out o1 *M "dwi hoW goitq birldupl « Dn?snp gaerpnasrthe�ed. de�rt ra0rcalr for Uee ird« so. 905s7fi 3505. Slid" kms rock". BBOiBIMG A LOAN It NOT k11ANANTEED. SOAR Cokwmm CHUM FEES, OTNET� DO NOT. FT Is SUGGESTED TW TOU BIYEl1wm THORO W Ly 1EFOME sIG11111110G ANY COMTRACA. � ycv � 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3-Bedr(x)m Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From 5910.00 including hydro Call 905-721-0080 • 1 1 9;Homes 1 1 onvet• Hoe for Sale fa Sok OPEN HOUSE 71 THORP CRES., AJAX Sat., May 8th 12 p.m. - 5 p.m. Townhouse end unit, 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, ceramic, central vac, large eat -in kitchen, fresh paint. Immaculate condition. S167,500 (905) 780-9186 . 1 Brsri•as • 1 wows Oppoetilini•t �Doortixitw EX\Aum�C Vit!! .-Iii ,ick,, I-cr,i,n to service accounts offering an Explosive and Revolutionary, NEW Food Product Line by: • One of the Worlds ax).( Successful and Recognized brands. Best one person business «cr' No selling PT/Fr. Secured Min. Investment of 1114.490 required. .National survey shows earnings up to S3.100 per month. CALL 24 Hrs. 11-800-8764843 FACTS YOU N® M KNOW! 1 (M) 0;41-4m DEBT FWA EF GUARANTEED WE CAN HELPI • 1 M"'IP8'e. MORTGAGES - Goof bad arca ugkY. Finlancing lar any, p«- epdaCan AN appYraeansaccep S"112i =_19051)"'a 6605. •1 M ESUKISIIEO tient shop. tum hey operation. grawdes am supplies and egrpmea. twoserious Owes andy CA Jbaysin at 666-3450. MaMF QM TMCN - GMC, m alu owi m body. 2hilldfi- clency trill nn.rhv"0 aid cold uta. Health nspxaon approved. Runs proal. greed income isomer Asking $9.500. Cal Steve (416)283-1712 PUB FOR SAIF - 1,1 to lit 125 petsora. n gwiy dhM- hols. mmpmem aid Ni nhow nmpowmeroa.104-8217 bBegaw Leswm Cao Al- lan 905259.5011 .ME Events MOTMOM DAY Yo-yo Cow TEST - Swimy May 9th. 130 wSpo cored by Fame FX t Perry Flea Market First Pie $100 cash. Second Pnin $50 womaw Third Finial 525 voucher Live ematamkm lay Bi Johnson FREE MOTH- ER, DAY BINGO. Sun May Soli. ,030 am to 1230 m FlirtPerry Flea Markt lx�reat tnun1l Great Prize$II BOMlO NOMSEWIIIES - ON- TARIO. Names 8 Home Phone Numbers. 1.900-451- 36M ed 660. $3 69/mar must be 18 T -line. % %.I A OLOER LAM - Names 6 Private Home Phone Numbers. 1-900-451-3638 ext 235. 5369imn must be I$, T -pile. ACTNIG CLUB ages 18-35 ' years. Have lin aw4 receive OrWuagemem. Rale play your law" c aacims) with interesting people 00 ire. No experience r ad Cam Damn 416-330.7773 (Picker- ing). OIIM AWS OWN DATING 3EMNCEI Call 905-663-1110. Create a private maidbox or WCANS9 otwr personal ads free. Leet a new Friand or Love for re. MINIM RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shim u Service 40 K, St W (905) 4D4-9625 11.30 am-9PUL SELL IT NOW CALL 6831707 OR FAX 579.4218 �+ ae �:�q ase► t r� .uol rtc3 ��1:t1 R�at1-a,.�ca �wal� AM PAGE 34 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 7,1999 1 TMudMs • 1 Tondna • 1 Tindrs • :1 ArBtarttgutteutle • ' AasotnaoeraBats Request For Qualification Request For Proposal SSSH-99-1 Personal SuppotUHomemakirgf;/housekeeping Services Request for Qualification and Request for Proposal Documents will be available to Agencies for the delivery of Personal Support and Homemaking/Housekeeping Services at the following address. Sunrise Seniors Place (Oshawa - Durham) Inc. Supportive Housing Program 75 John Street, West, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 1W9 Agencies can request these Documents by contacting Janette Taggart, Program Manager by phone at (905)432-2018 or by fax at (905)432-3002 Document requests will be taken until 2:00pen local time, Tuesday May 11th, 1999. wqxoRall;l Plug R.1&11 N"i a swap GTR RESTORATIONS - Complete Basement b Bathroom Reno's • Ceramics. Marble. Stone. Hardwood - sand 3 fin sh d repairs - Drywall Tape, a Pairibm mNiFifit N em; 50-7m Han-ood Residential Service Rcr mmiom Genual Home Repors %o job too small Fier eshmares All Work guaramrrd =S yews cxpenevice 68&1677 ELECTRICIAN Speclallzrhg service changes. rewiring, penal changes. additions and renovations. Free estimates - AM work guaranteed. 906.430-e62S 905426-0992 MARSUA• • Gaotfr ux].,,.. ..!pantry, braeate>rti. tvetr"arrts, aliamtci. darks Fwe estiatatea Seal niac.."a MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 1"51425.3X2 Ask for Ps"I PA PLEBS Decks a Fentces Hole Dmirg Post Seung Sm. front end loader bw* hoe for two. 905-427- 9524 POLL" IIOrE See your died belae we build R in 3A YBNbctt welarays i genders, ferloes t slydt Car Ride (905)619-0681 RENOVATIONS PAINTING, bathrooms. roc rooms, ficensed A insured. Quality woriL Best prices (905K41-fl!!f 101.1111111101111131 LTD. lildlslls Conitptele bathroom- - beserruauts - d'sbaashers -repairs - ratouleials - ceramic all thll his• saN�t-tia.Mt Top Quality Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and new installations Residential -Commercial No job too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years expene, Call 905-837-9722 810 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING i PLASTERING Sri= ceie�qs basement renovations. Pay as your stashed. For a Ins estitnaI Call sten 905-424-0250 All Per Peri atieeg sari WaIlipaperbag 11W011" prwxs 2. utl w Sa"n ,lr ran a FREE Eibomw ••� JW PAINTING IntJExt. Paper hanging, sponging and ragging. Serving Durum Region since 1983 Fret Estinotes (905)683-5838 TMs PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior a Exterior European Workman - stop Fast clean, reliable service. 428 -Ml True Clears PaishtiwB kMenodEido or pair>tiq cttAag. decaborders, s for Porlloko al pre "t RON .Clad Mie Step" (M61t31-Kii Egienenced Cron"" Bargain rates, homes. olfoes' apt.. etc. Para Paclu g aysgble. 423.0239 286-5513 Ut'M)%f HOME SEWING sew q a So% •d s *aprs. VaLancirs. sltp covers. blinds. Fiaed stip Covers Year fabric or otter. For 15 years of ideas eon 626-4410 1 nomirt¢ c moon CARPET NIST&LATIfte 25 years experience. restretic". our specialty Free estimates. D a N DaaCaa, 987.17" or 987 -IM 1 Gwdmn a LilaCa011M TREE CUTTING A TRIMMING 24 errs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 Art in the Park '99 "Ontario's 2nd Largest Fine Art Show and Sale" Calling all Fine Artists & Strolling Minstrels July 17, 18 • New Location • Memorial Park, Stouffville 905-640-2100 Use of Facilitv FREE TO NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Charitable, Athletic and social groups for formal or informal meet- ing to afternoons or evenings. Please fax (905) 434-4680 With name of group and phone number for quick response 710 710 ** IT'S A BOY ** Wendy and Ken Adams are the proud parents of Spencer James Born April 30, 1999. At Ajax/Pickering Hospital Proud grandparents Roy and Denise Goodridge and Brian and Helen Adams It:1I111 1 4NOWanarree OMMErtC,lAl �K Ski RESIDENTIAL CI'SrOM Bt1ILDING & RENMATION,ti re•y a groat : r•wy a leeraB• AJAX Moving Systems FJ sarla4 met loom aro PW specou 4 % to or ha* We vw het hated *" Ilett Nt 4r won soli PM ad rod seat) Sttwq Fan t NM Can putts, b poor.! wrrAm of -taEo GiWLI= 725-001050005or • Yrkaearibe : YtiasrlMOe RANGER LANDSCAPING' Lawn CieS15 & Sprin` k Fog Clean up imnrn6 / Gardea work "F-rceYstrt Ratrs aaI Excelkaf Strvrce" awtltArrisl ilr+ranlit a ao■Ialrlit (416)SWI 08 (905)619-2125 1 Iaa�e 1 Its �,� tarty TREE REMOVAL stl F ei oval i Landscaping LL DAVE 831-7055 Row" ills Pam" Ased Alria■e Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully insured, Free estimates. Call Astleaw at ("5) 4X@4r 4 MPard, Sarnia! M Party Se, RAMMM WANTS WORT[ Doing Magic For Children's Parbes And Ai Occasions. Have My own Magician. can Ernie 666.493; :: s -1-0 - -* - -* --* - -* -1.0 -11r0 -`-i --* SCHOOL Appmved by D.S.A.0 • 4 lessons a test 105. •10 Lessons $150 -Ful Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416) 287-3960 VUpscale• Escort See vico Serving Durham Rigion Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily ( 5) 725-2322 Now Hinniz 18. ONE ON ONE CALL NOW 1-900-830-1600 EXT 1423 is 99 per mama Moist be is In SEfiqu (619).645'804 _. a r"L-X m4 i first f WW SWING DL,IW REG10h EIEGANCE E CUSS ItF1,1alam' a DBC 17M GUARANTEED 40"761 SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 OR FAX 579.4218 Wool*. + . . was Ms•rvte s ' 1 5•rvte•s • 1 saw!« • 1 swvim r�rrn�-n1E- rlavea Intone big or sni se price them Bi! Free Bell - 1. seniors discotBd, shoR notice mores. Ap- Pin= moved, also Mqjw G r�iW or 11 1 i i1rAM Houses. Apartments, Pim Spewliss.SSa Car a Mid-Monwt Oiscotrds. EsMrl sin insured. MieiB M . Pbltre rad yaw dnAW ad a Ne *d day d pttbMtillon u Ila Int d be wepottoible for done Nin air irilltoa in on alloltt d an altar. '•,1,r�1r �!!F f+"i1F?f' >...u, .. , r J1� �± V�� , fw!.w . ,,ti �S• T A. CHEVROLET MALIBU A QUALITY, AFFORDABLE MIDSIZE SEDAN THAT DELIVERS MORE VALUE THAN YOU'D EVER EXPECT. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 7, 1999 PAGE 35 A/P Puts You In Complete Control with Up -Front, Full Disclosure Pricing With No Aftershock 1999 CHEVROLET MALIBU NO SURPRISE LEASE GUIDE MONTHLY PAYMENT S77A PST.K',ST (Ind To on Pawria l) I S407 SECURITY DEPOSIT $ 9DO • child security rear door locks • AM/ FM stereo with cassette • Tilt-WheelT" steering rte. P.P.SA a Adorn. Fees Exhra Wllit $O doawt, taw0lp payfltsftt is SW (plus tats) - SM due an f W4wV Malibu Sedan Camry CE Sedan Engine 2.41. Twin Cam L4 2.2L DOHC L4 Horsepower 750 hp ® 5600 rpm 133 hp 0 5200 rpm Torque 155 Ib. -ft. a 4400 rpm 147 lb --ft. 0 4400 rpm jmkHow Transmission 4 -speed Automatic 5 -speed Manual Remote trunk release Power Mechanical 4 -wheel anti-lock braking system (ABS) Standard Not Available Malim Illuminated entry/exit system Standard Not Available PASSLock® Theft -deterrent system Standard Not Available &m 'y�: Automatic light control Standard Auto -off Battery run-down protection system Standard Not Available Child seat tether straps Standard Option Air conditioning Standard Option Next Generation dual front air bags Standard Standard Scotchgard71e fabric protector Stasdard Not Available PUR NAW 0 SMARTLEAsE .4� UR $228 (INCLUDES FREIGHT OF MONTHS i720 AND AIR TAX OF $100. PURCHASE FINANCING LICENCE. INSURANCE AND TAXES EXTRA.) UP TO 48 MONTHS Wav a s tm bum u come Vkil ua at your beai dnW on aur wehsib ri uw./00011fts Of eaD is 0114II&W4WAIL N hams hww MM01 WORA S OM of 20.080 trot. $0 12per etas ktomW - PST. GST and Emrrsia oma N Men hM an arehd cps. at horrowis8 d 9.4% per annum. 011W MN apam awAmble. Firwwhip an apprond GMAC cndlt only. Faamplr $10,000 M 4.9% APF, the auxody oeymw is $229.04 Iw 48 mon#w Cori at bwroaft is $1032.32. TOW obhPtion is $11.032.32. Omm paynwil WAM fade MW ht npuNed. Mho j peymmt and cost d var bonowkV YA y dpwKft on amoud borrowed and down da. PWn- haOnus apply as hapralW to new 1989 gwraW MOW F17Z modaluipped eqn described. Of m apply to WAMW raw enbmus in fits OnWb Chown 1 Drier Marhflhhp Auocatin only Do* %4K or trade may bs nosnuy. Limibd Wm o11sr which mW act 110 cembkud wW otlnr aft DnW may 90 w Mn W Ins. Sn your ddu(s) for , a 11 1, - or ditft 'P PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 7, 1999 1�1��1�►�y1 9iiip.- 9ON01 4 r °, .. �• R AVL ~� =,WWI S ,.. to •T• UUR eCA luc i ini -ION Kinstop Rd. PICKERING-831-1665 ® (Next to Movieplex 9) t