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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_06_11,... _ __ __ i �.I .r f. •.-. � _r••77 t�y..1-,'.ti iw�yj.l 1�'i i � � ♦Y l - r (a! 1+ja' . . . . . . . . . r . . . . . . . . • . . . . . r . • r . r . . . , , . • • ! I I I I r I ■ 1. J 1 .. A r . 1 r I l • ♦ . '• r . . • • . r r J . I r . a t r RINGADVERTISER ..�Pl KE E - P I C KER I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER S I N C E 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 49,500 40 PAGES Reactor restart decision delayed Pickering officials still working on business case BY MARIA NNE TAKAC-S Staff Writer PICKERING — A decision on the possible restart of the 'A' side reactors at the Pickering nu- clear station has been put off for at least two months and possibly longer. Ontario Power Generation's board of directors had been ex- pected to make a decision on whether to restart the 'A' reactors at their June 22 meeting. Howev- er, members of the Town's Picker- ing/Ontano Power Generation Li- aison Committee were told Wednesday night the OPG board won't be considering the matter until August at the earliest. "That's a little bit of a moving target;' the committee was told by John Froats, the Pickering plant's director of site support. "We're re- fining our financial estimates. It's a significant business decision:' Pickering's four older 'A' units were among the seven reactors FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Public board vows community consultations RON PIETRO.NIRO/ News Advertiser photo Mr. Sandman? Canadian Professional Golfers' Association teaching pro Bob IV Kenney shows fine form as he blasts the ball out of a green -sine bunker at the Ken Fulton Golf Centre in Ajax Wednesday. Duffers across Durham have been hitting the links a lot lately as the re - See PICKERING page S cent weather we've been enjoying fits them to a tee. Durham bytes atprovincial uter offer computer Savings would add up if used PCs purchased Durham Region could save $350,000 by buying used Year 2000 -compliant computers from the Province rather than purchas- ing new ones. Durham Y2K director Dave ., McMullen told Regional coun-cil's finance committee Wednes-day the municipality will need to buy approximately 300 comput- J ers to replace the existing ma- chines that aren't Year 2000 com- pliant. As well, Durham Region's economic development depart- ment is requesting 12 computers to be used for the 2000 Ontario Summer Games that Durham is hosting. The Ontario Ministry of Com- munity and Social Services is of- fering Durham Region officials computers now being used in the Ontario Case Worker Technology program for approximately $375 each. Mr. McMullen reported the Province has also offered the computers to Durham municipal- ities and Oshawa, Whitby, Scu- gog and Uxbridge have indicated an interest in making purchases of the used PCs. Duffin Meadows Cemetery a part of your life School board won't wing it on prayers BY SUSAN O'NEILL' Staff Writer nnvlvi� , ; The Durham District School Board may be breaking new ground by mandating the inclusion of inspirational readings and prayers as part of the daily open- ing exercises in its schools. Public; board trustees passed a motion Monday approving "the concept of addressing the spiritual component of Durham students by making available at daily opening exercises a spiritual encourage- ment; a positive thought for the day; a scripture passage or prayer for the students' well-being:' And, while some schools in the region's two neighbouring boards occasionally include readings or prayers as part of their opening or closing exercises, the school com- munities have the flexibility to dc- cide whether to do so. 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But, local education officials report Durham's two school boards are in "good shape" thanks to leadership pro- grams that train teachers for administra- tive positions. According to the college, the self-regulating body that governs the teaching profession, 44 per cent of edu- cators who are qualified for administra- tive positions will retire by 2003. "I think there is already a crunch but it is going to worsen over the next few years," reports college spokesman Denys Giguere. The college estimates Ontario needs approximately 1,000 new principal - qualified teachers a year to replace those leaving the education system. Colin Edgecombe, principal at St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax and chairman of the Catholic Principals and Vicc-Principals Association in Durham, says the predicted retirement of 44 per cent of teachers who are qualified for administrative positions by the year 2003 is "scary because you're losing a lot of experience'. But, Mr. Edgccombc reports an "in- ternship program" designed to train Durham Catholic District School Baud teachers for administrative positions has helped to put "our board in really good shape" He notes the two-year mentor - ship program, which is offered in addi- tion to the mandatory qualification courses the college offers. familiarizes teachers with the responsibilities and duties of vice -principals. The Durham District School Board also has an "extensive" leadership -train- ing program in place, says Mark Joel, chairman of the Durham Elementary School Administrators. But, he says, school boards need to make vice -principals' positions "more attractive". Mr. Joel reports, "About one-third of our school administrators have three years or less experience in the job they're doing" Are you getting the discount you deserve? :.Cafl an Insurance Professional at Bryson & Associates for your FREE `no obligation' insurance comparison Bryson g Associates Insurance Brokers 1480 Be* St. Uri 5, Pidkedng On L 1 W 3T8 Between Brock Rd. & Lroekpod Rd in Pickering HE COAST PHILLIPS SKLAR PEPPLER FACTORY SHOWCASE OUTLET • NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDMON, June 11, 1999 PAGE 3 A/P I DECORATIVE SOLUTIONS PAINT'N' PAPER RATN I& QC )TIRAC D.O.T. SEASONAL LAURA OUTLET • tr' A/P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 11, 19" Public to have say on prayer time plan .PUBLIC from page I of every day, officials report. Trudy Lum, superintendent of student services for the Kawartha Pineridge board, says there are sev- eral practices in place within schools there. Because the board is newly amalgamated staff will be "review- ing the whole concept of education about religion and opening and clos- ing exercises in our school board to get it common message out to our schools " She adds. "Wc have supported our schools in the use of multifaith read- ings" Ms. Lum explains the use of an Education ministry document, in- cluding multifaith readings, that was published approximately five years ago is. varied. "It might be part of the opening or closing exercises or part of a unit of study:' she says. A moment of si- lence, which is common in some schools. "allows a person in their own way to celebrate that which is important to them ... that shows ac- ceptance and supports children" Ms. Lum adds the Kawartha Piner►dge board has close tics with the Durham board and "would prob- ably be looking at the resource they develop and how it fits within the context of our school board" Durham public board director Grant Yco reports many boards in Ontario arc currently using a re- source binder compiled by the Ecu- menical Study Commission on Pub- lic Education, entitled 'A Book of Multifaith Readings', while others "have developed their own sets of readings" for use in schools. He also notes there are currently "a variety of things happening' dur- ing opening exercises in schools across the region, ranging from a moment of reflection to morning as- semblies. "That flexibility is allowed," he says. Under the board motion passed Monday, "The expectation would he that (the resource booklet) be used on a daily basis. - During the debate Monday. Os- hawa trustee Jane Weist referred to a document entitled 'Readings and Prayers for use in Toronto Schools'. "They're (praying) in Toronto and we should he praying here" However, that document was pub- lished in 1985 prior to the 1988 On- tario Court of Appeal ruling that struck down subsection 28 of Regu- lation 262 of the Education Act. The court ruled that regulation infringed on the freedom of conscience and re- ligion guaranteed under the Canadi- an Charter of Rights and Freedoms. And, Toronto District School Board (TDSB) officials report that document, which included readings and prayers from 12 different reli- gions, is no longer used in the city's schools. "From what we know the practice has ceased," says TDSB committee reporter Pauline Duquette Newman, who was involved in translating part of the document into French. 105 Bary St, W. (BA YWOW PLAZA) 61M14 Grad do Prom Portrait Special "I don't think (using the read- ings daily) was mandatory (in schools);" she adds. Janice Lithgow, the executive assistant for student and com- munity services with the TDSB. reports, "We have not done any- thing new on prayers and read- ings as the (newly -formed) TDSB yet.- The et"The new district board which was created under Bill 104 is an amalgamation of seven school boards and Ms. Lithgow ex- plains "wc don't have anything fresh yet" on the use of inspira- tional readings in schools throughout the city. She adds that until a new board -wide policy is developed, each former board within the TDSB will continue to use past practices. Ministry of Education and Training spokesman Dave Ross reports a 1980 Folic} memoran- dum states school boards can in - elude readings or prayers in opening exercises, but those readings "must be drawn from a variety of spiritual or secular sources. "Each board would make their own local decisions regard- ing opening exercises;" he adds. Meanwhile, Mr. Yeo notes the board's process in putting to- gether a resource will "involve many people included in differ- ent religions and beliefs" be- cause the document "does need to reflect the multicultural stu- dent body. - He notes the committee set up by trustees Monday will like- ly "develop something and send it out (to the community) for re- sponse" Doug Wilson, the Durham board's superintendent of opera- tions, reports a "wide cross-sec- tion of people" will be involved in creating the document. 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Student leaders from pub- lic high schools across the re- gion held the first meeting of the Durham District School Board's newly -formed stu- dent senate Wednesday in the hope of increasing communi- cation between pupils and trustees. The idea of creating a stu- dent advisory body, which was approved by the board April 19, was first pitched to trustees in early April by Deb Thompson. prime minister of the student council at Os- hawa's R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational In- stitute and president of the Central East Region of the Ontario Secondary School Students' Association (OSSSA). The OAC student, who chaired the group's first meeting. hopes the senate will "further the ties between Area doctor charged for `double -billing' Physician worked out of Ajax medical clinic, says OPP An Ajax physician has been charged with fraud for allegedly 'double -billing' OHIP to the tune of $155,000. The charge was laid fol- lowing an extensive inves- tigation by a newly -formed OPP squad assigned to crack down on Ontario health services fraud. Detective Staff Sergeant Keith Messham, of the Criminal Investigation Bu- reau's Ministry of Health Unit, said billings were made to the Ontario Health Insurance Plan by a general practitioner working out of an Ajax medical clinic be- tween September 1997 and January 1999. The charge alleges "the clinic would bill on his be- half, and he would then separately bill for the same patient," said Staff Sgt. Messham. The clinic, which was not named, wasn't aware of the suspected scam, said the officer. Charged with fraud over 55.t)OO is Dr. Donald Mac- Diarmid, 37, of Quebec Av- enue, Toronto. He is scheduled to ap- pear in the Ontario Court of Justice. Oshawa on June 21. Pickering `A' reactors restart held up Work still to be done calculating costs, benefits PICKERING from page 1 across the province ordered shut down by Ontario Hydro (now OPG) in August of 1997, so the utility could concentrate on im- proving the performance of its 12 newer reactors, including four at Pickering 'B'. ..,,,List fall, Hydro directors au- thaded the expenditure of $50 miWim on pteparations required for die possible restart of Picker- ing's 'A side in the summer of 2000. Hydro also directed its staff to investigate the option of con- structing a combined cycle gas turbine plant to provide addition- al generation capacity, instead of restarting the reactors. Mike Williams, general man- ager of safety and licensing for the Pickering A' restart project, explained in an interview the de- cision to delay consideration of the restart was made by Pickering plant management. MIKE WILLIAMS `The business case isn't fully ready yet.' "rite business case isn't fully ready yet," said Mr. Williams, noting there is still work to be done, in areas such as calculating costs, benefits and work sched- ules. He explained one of the major difficulties being encoun- tered is trying to integrate the project schedule with hiring and training of staff. As well, poten- tial contractors have been slow in submitting bids on portions of the restart work that would be done, by outside companies. "Right now we're really work- ing on our own internal esti- mates," said Mr. Williams. He said "no firm date" has been set for the OPG board to re- ceive and consider the restart pro- posal from Pickering. Plans to get the first reactor back on line next summer have also been affected. "I think it's fair to conclude that's probably slipped a few months too," said Mr. Williams, adding staff' are looking at what the "achievable schedules" are. Mr. Froats said the options to be presented to the board will in- clude the costs and considera- tions associated with beginning the restart within a series of time frames. He explained factors in- volved in the restart issue include whether sustained improvement in performance has been demon- strated with the Pickering 'B' re- actors; future supply and demand for electricity; and the relative costs of generation options, in- cluding nuclear. Mr. Froats noted risk assess- ments also need to be prepared dealing with questions such as possible changes in supply and demand, possible price fluctua- tions, and possible unanticipated costs which may arise during the upgrading and restart process for Pickering 'A'. Mr. Williams has told the liai- son committee plans for putting the 'A' plant back into operation include major safety and environ- mental upgrades to the facility which are expected to cost rough- ly $800 million. the board of education and its students." The senate includes stu- dent council presidents and prime ministers from each of the boards 18 high schools. the boards two student trustees. an OSSSA represen- tative and a senate adviser. And, the first order of business at the inaugural meeting was the establish- ment of a constitution gov- erning the actions of the stu- dent group. "By having a constitution there will be a smoother tran- sition from year to year." says Leanne Morrison, an OAC student at Dunbarton High School and one of two student trustees currently serving on the board. She adds the senate will "bt: really beneficial" to the incoming student trustees — Tracy Russell from Ajax High School and Sundeep Scdhi from Anderson Colle- giate and Vocational Institute in Whitby -because it will provide them "a broader per- spective' from pupils across Durham. Student trustee and Port Perry High School pupil Gavin Stanley explains the; student senate will aid the board's future pupil repre- sentative% in gathering opin- ions atxut issues facing the Ix)ard. The first meeting for the 1999-2(X)0 schcxwl year is slated for Wednc%day. Sept. 22. r� PRt1POSED AMALGAMATION OF TRANSIT SERVICFS OF PICKERING ANDAJAX The Council of the Town of Pickering will I,e consulrring a Consultant'.. Report reslecting the amalgamation of the Transit .wrvicrs of Pickering and Ajax on Monda,.. June 11. 19" at an Exrrutivr Committer Meeting to for held at ::30 lb.m. in the Council Chamhers, Pickering Civir Complex, One The Esplanade, Pickering. Any person wishing to addrrss the Members of Council on this essential nervier may do so by calling the Clerk's Department on or before 4:30 lr.m. on Monday. June 13th and registering as delegation. It is exlertrd that this issue will he refrrrrd to the Town Council for ratification on Monday. June -1, 1999 and any person wishing to addrrss Council may do so by calling the Clrrk's Department on or leforr norm on Friday. June 18th and registering as a drlrgation. Copirs of the Consultant's Relkort and staff reports will 1w available to the public at the Clerk's Department, Pirkrring Civir Complrx, commencing on Friday, June 11, 1994. Any questions about this matter should for referred to Bruer Taylor, Town Clerk. at 420-4611. ft I ',"M .pe 1416 UPM AOWPTISER RWAY, g=TKK ,Jrrlra '11,1999 Editorial & OPINIONS GeW_brate the Futi.re, DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER JUNE 11 1 9 9 9 r 9 7 4 i EDITORIAL We're in good hands with tomorrow's leaders Children of today can teach us k valuable lessons about racial harmony Out of the mouths of babes... "Racism shape the little ones of the present into isn't something to joke the leaders of the future. about." Words of wisdom from such a "We're trying to make a difference young person. Grade 7 student Anel Lo- raine made the comment last week at the for students, to increase awareness, knowledge and skills about anti -racist Durham public school board's head- education," says Lewis Williams, the quarters where 80 elementary pupils board's ethnocultural equity and race re - gathered for a board program dubbed lations officer. "What we try to do is Kids for Change, ... train students to be leaders." What do the kids want to change'? Mr. Williams says the board is espe- The Grade 6 and 7 pupils "want to cially big on teaching children "the im- change how society feels about racism," in the words of student Erin Craib, so portance of not staying silent" when people make racist slurs against others. society knows racism is wrong. The students in the Kids for Change pro - Young Anel and Erin were among pupils from schools in Pickering. Ajax gram and anti -racism education fair learn that name calling can indeed hurt and Sunderland who participated in a people of visible minorities. So they be - variety of activities and games designed come aware of how vital it is to chal- to promote leadership skills. lenge their peers who sling racial epi - We seem to have some good future thcts and make racist jokes'. leaders in our midst, judging by the The kids are then challenged to comments of our t ho go LETTERS TO THE EDITOR `Excuse me' Florida (a state I had always takes on harsh ygs ers w too part back to ux:u schools and develop plans new meanin in the Kids for Change program. to promote racial harmony. Young Ariel Of course. credit must go to Loraine plans to do just that. "I hope to To the editor: 4-1 Durham's public school board for its get everyone to realize that racism isn't In recent years, there has a proactive role in teaching our children something to joke about." transformation of a key phrase in that discrimination is wrong, that all Out of the mouths of babes come the English language - one that has people are equal. At the same time the things from which we can all learn, gone from something of politeness Kids for Change program was under young and old alike. Words of wisdom and respect to a phrase of con- wav, the Best Practices in Anti -Racist to assure us that our future's in good frontation and hostility. That Education Fair was also being hosted at hands with tomorrow's leaders. phrase is "Excuse me". the public school board's education cen- E-mail comments on this editorial to Actually I noticed disappear- trc.Both initiatives, along with other nnews@durham.net. Submissions ante of the phrase from day-to-day board programs and policies, are de- which include the writer's full name life before realizing it has simply signed to mold our children of today and town of residence will be consid- morphed into something else. A into responsible adults of tomorrow, to Bred for publication, few yea% back while on holiday in Here s praying trustees act sensibly Religious beliefs of all students must be respected First came the Bertelsmann Prize for educational innovation. Now, the And who's to say an inspirational public school board is breaking ground Linda reading or positive thought for the day - or parting the proverbial Red Sea, de- �` White wouldn't have a positive effect on some students? Perhaps a a scripture pending on your views - with plans to return prayer time to schools. :� age , a variety religions Few boards around include prayer Sla„�''Wriler would open the eyes of man and could reinforce beliefs no law could or inspirational messages in daily opening or closing exercises. Except of daily basis then was deemed an in- mandate: that we should treat one an - other with respect and kindness. course Catholic and Christian and other private schools, which is, fringement of conscience and religion But red flags must be raised when of course, why they are not public. But guaranteed by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, how will these trustees behind the move talk essential - ly about a return to Christianity. At the Durham District School Board, which earned an award as the best plans fly now? The difference is that trustees are a board meeting Monday, Ajax trustee Brian Clarke noted the Lord's Prayer world's education system in re- cent years, has never shied away from turning to 'inspirational scriptural readings' that are allowed - as long as "takes less than 30 seconds. It's hand to believe taking a stand on an issue. (Just con- its they reflect the 'cultural and spiritual that's indoctrination" Obvi- ously, Mr. Clarke hasn't multiplied that sider education centre; all -day, every -other -day kindergarten; and diversity' of our multicultural society. Some of our trustees believe 30 seconds over every school day in year-round schooling.) Still, plans to address the so-called the time is right for a return to spirituality, -slaying every school year. But what's even more shameful is putting trustees wary 'spiritual needs of students' comes as a pointing to the of students in Littleton, Colorado and Taber, Alberta. of the move on the defensive and call - ing their religious beliefs into surprise. We've heard little about it since an Ontario Court of Appeal rul- Like many others, they recognize there is something terribly wrong with question. The laws are in the books to ensure beliefs ing in 1988 removed prayer from pub- a so- ciety that has seen kids killing kids and the of all our students are re- spected. Here's lic schools throughout the province. their efforts to make a difference de- praying trustees act sensibly so we don't have to use those If repeating the Lord's Prayer on a serve applause. laws to protect students. thought of as being full of Southern politeness), I was in a rather crowded grocery store attempting to push a shopping cart through throngs of people. Not one of those many shoppers uttered the magic phrase as they nearly hit my cart broadside or cut me off as they made a beeline for the deli counter. Not one of those shoppers paused to let anyone pass in front of them, i and not one of them pardoned themselves for cutting in front of me. I realized then the magic phrase had disappeared. Trying to console myself, I put it down to a symptom of the American culture. We Cana- dians were far more polite, after all. No doubt I would find a return to proper manners back home. Sadly, that did not happen. It seems the 90s have turned all of us into "me first" personalities: the kind of people who cut others off in traffic, in grocery stores, even in conversations, without uttering the magic phrase. Nowadays, "Excuse me" has gone from "Excuse me, do you mind if I cut in?", to "Excuse me!!!! If you'd just shut up and let me finish!!!" to "Excuse me? Are you out of your mind?!" And right on up to plain, straight to the point "Excuse me, but you're wrong!!!" In this writer's world, the magic Phrase "excuse me", used in the correct context, keeps things right. It lends a certain order to the ways Of the world. For heaven's sake, it's just plain old-fashioned manners! As this world gets more and more populated, we need manners. We need order. Without a few key magic phrases, we will have anar- chy and chaos. Is this what you want your children to have? Now if You'll excuse me I hal PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Eslate,Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager ews N (905) 683-5110 5110 (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 Maol newsroom .net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. L IS 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A. Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisanent limited to space price error occu- p�- send this piece along to the editor.) -mo= Oh, and thank you kindly for your attention and indulgence. �rr.r Nancy Fieldutg, dmmw� powwow• M 0. Challenge your road -worthy knowledge • Tke a a rive 0 till ou 11 tiliN I es tersection �( where must \\� you stop? a) Sidewalk b) Crosswalk c) Edge of intersec- tion d) Edge of grass Very few people consider them- selves bad drivers, but it seems the roads are full of people who got their licence from a Cracker lack box. It leaves one to wonder whether people just couldn't be bothered to obey the rules of the road or just re- ally don't know them. In fact, if cur- rent drivers had to take even the written test again would they pass? When it comes to driving, people arc just concerned about getting from A to B as fast as they can says Daron Micikyan, operations manag- er for Young Drivers of Canada. "A lot of driving habits come down to personality. They want to get where they're going in the quickest amount of time However, it's not all doom and gloom for our nation's roadways. Mr. Micikyan says for the future of driving the graduated licensing sys- tem is definitely helping. "Crash rates for 16 -19 -year-olds have dropped significantly," he said. Most people don't think about taking refresher courses, but many companies will send employees for a brush -up because it lowers insur- ance rates, he said. To reinforce your belief that you're the best driver to ever get behind the wheel test your knowledge on these questions which you might find on a standard G2 written driver's test. 1. At what age do you become re- sponsible for the fine if you're not wearing your seat belt? a) 18 b) 12 c) 16 d) 19 2. if you are driving on a two-way street and you hear the sound of a siren what do you do? a) Pull to the right and stop b) Move to the left and stop C) Keep driving but pull close to the curb d) Stop as close to the nearest edge of the road S. When there is no speed limit posted on a back country rood what is the speed Hn*? a) 100 km/h b) 70 kmlh c) 80 km/h d) 50 kmm 4. On what vefticle can flashing blue lights be used? a) Back-up police car b) Snow plow c) Volunteer firefighter vehicle d) School bus 5. When you are parking on a hill, facing upwards, without a curb, which way do you turn your wheels? a) Straight b) Right c) Left d) Doesn't matter 6. If you do not stop for a school bus what penalty could you face? a) $40042.000 fine and six demerit points b) $200 - $800 fine and four demerit points c) $800 - $1,000 fine and five de- merit points d) $600 - $1,200 fine and three de- merit points 7. How much damage can be done to vehicles in a collision be- fore it must be reported to the po- lice? a) $500 b) $700 C) $1,000 d) $1,500 S. What do you do when entering a freeway? a) Find a hole in traffic and drive into it b) Merge with the speed of traffic and enter the nearest lane c) Slow down and wait until there's an opening d) Quickly move into the freeway and find an open spot. 9. How far must you stop from a school bus? a) 20 metres b) 10 metres c) 25 metres d) 5 metres 10. K there Is no stop sign at an in - 11. When there are no posted speed limits, the maxi- mum speed limit in towns, cities or villages is? a) 60 km/h b) 35 km/h c) 50 km/h d) 80 km/h 12. When two cars arrive at a four- way intersection at the same time who has the right of way? a) The driver on the right b) The driver on the left c) Any vehicle not turning d) Both cars have the right of way, proceed with caution. 13. What's the minimum distance you should park from a controlled intersection? a) 15 metres b) 9 metres c) 5 metres d) 20 metres 14. If while you're driving your car goes into a skid what should you do? a) Steer towards the skid b) Steer away from the skid c) Press hard on the _ brakes d) Rotate the steering wheel 15. A pedes- trian cross- ing, or crossover, is marked with a) A white dot- ted line b) Two white double parallel lines c) One single white line d) Two yellow double parallel laces tl°°i~E'"TbwwItFwopw'a,,'iia�"l"AW39&" 17. Driving down a typical residential street you spot a van, with tinted windows, backing toward the roadway from your right, about half a block �— ahead. Which of the fol- lowing is the best course of action? a) cover the brake and tap the hom b) cover the brake and horn c) read by braking d) look at the van, check your left blind spot 18. You are driving in the right lane of a multi -lane street. You spot a city bus about two blocks ahead. The most proactive thing to do is? a) keep a cushion around your vehi- cle b) maintain your following distance c) lane change over to the next tane d) look around your vehicle for other cars 19. When do you pick when to go safely through an umber light? a) when the light turns amber b) on a red light c) when you see the 'Don't Walk' sig" d) on a stale green tight 16. Driving on city streets, in day- light with dry pavement, what is the minimum safe following dis- tance? a) three seconds b) two seconds c) four seconds d) one second 20. The safest way to pass a skywer nre- to? a) avoid driving in its blind spot b) cover your hom and look at the front left tire c) cover your brake and hom and look at the front left Ike d) scan inside and cover hom while passing 21. Using the rearview mirror is good enough to use while back- ing ONE WAY false 22. You should have a four -second following distance on the onramp for any major freeway'' •aatpl. P Poe sA01 hews sago 2tnttun.i J0 axmtp ssal tpnw a aAeq neA •an q £Z aaA0 1a3 01 awrl edea aAeq no.( `.flajes aiUatu 1•ne3 trea -Arag1 asU3 UI 'ate ZZ •dn Stn -meq ap nod purgaq I siumle pinogs nOA 'aqe.3 I Z q OZ P 61 381 •. q Li q 91 q 'Si • � e '1bT "• TT O V. q '0T It '6 q '8 iO q'L 18 -9 q •S p q 'b Hire a Student Week in the works Series of activities set to help students land jobs Students looking for a summer job can take part in a variety of activities this coming week. National Hire a Student Week runs June 14 to 18 and kicks off here with a display booth open Monday from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Pickering Public Library at One The Esplanade. On Tuesday, Human Re- sources Development Canada hosts Hire a Student Day and has organized employer visits. Flyers about the Odd Job Squad will be distributed in vari- ous communities on Wednesday. On Thursday, there will be cardiopulmonary resuscitation training from 5 to 9 p.m. in the Pickering Town Centre. Cost is $45 for training materi- als. A colouring contest will be judged on Friday. Also throughout the week, the Babysitters Odd Job Squad cam- paign kicks off, and a Hire -a -Stu- dent message will be displayed on civic signs in Ajax and Picker- ing. Students can also sign up for CPR re -certification, to be held June 21 from 5 to 9 p.m. at a cost of $25. For more information on what's available, contact your local Human Resource Centre for Students at 831-7651 or visit the centre at 1400 Bayly St., Suite 1613, Pickering. I Step back in time at Pickering Museum Village Kids Da . PICKERING — Admission to Pickering Museum Village is free for children 12 and under on Kids Dav Sunday, June 13 from I I a.m. to 5 P.m. This fun -filled day for the whole family will feature attractions for children of all ages, including candle dipping and making crafts to take home, as well as games and activi- ties. Kids can also learn how to make taffy and take part in a 'taffy pull'. BILLBOARD JUNE 11, 1999 FRIDAY, JUNE I I ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This group meets every week and deals with ad- dictions of all types. including co-de- pendency. Child care program avail- able as required during the meeting. All welcome. 428-9431 (evenings). SATURDAY, JUNE 12 BARBECUE: The PincRidoc Arts Council presents an 'Artful Barbecue Fundraiser' from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the SuperCentre on Liverpool Rd.. Pickering. Members of the arts council and local VIPs will don chef's hats from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. to serve you as artfully as possible. 686-8298 (Andrea Graham) or 509-3855 (Cathy Schnip- pering). TEA: The St. Timothy's Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary Society holds a strawberry tea from 1 to 3 p.m. at the church, 97 Burcher Rd., Ajax. Adults $3.50, children 10 and under $1.50. 686-4296 (Eileen Carr). DANCE: The Hispanic -Canadian Al- liance holds a spring dance from 6:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. in the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre, 75 Centennial Rd. Tickets $12 in ad- vance, $15 at the door. 428-3506. 839- 8008, 837-9199 for tickets. SUNDAY. JUNE 13 BLUEGRASS: The Plnendge Blue- grass Folklore Society holds a jam and pickin' session with a concert from 1 to 5 p.m. at Camp Samac's Council Hall, off Conlin Rd. E., Oshawa. $3 for listeners, $1 for active participant. 725-7557. CONCERT: The St. Isaac Jogues Choir and the Pickering Concert Band perform together at 3 p.m. at the church, 1 148 Finch Ave. ,Pickering. Admission free, but donations accept- ed at the door in support of The Human Family of Christ project in Cochabamba, Bolivia, and the Picker- ing Concert Band. 831-3353. Correction A June 8 News Advertiser story on the I Ith annual Ontario Spelling Bee championship finals at Queen's Park contained an error. The article, supplied by Torstar News Service, reported that the winner of the intermediate category is from the Oshawa -Whitby area. In fact, Courtney Kelly, the top speller among children aged 10 to 12, lives in Pickering where she attends Frenchman's Bay Public School.The News Advertiser regrets the error. and visit with Special K the cow and watch milking demonstra- tions. Entertainment begins at noon and will include Doc Century's Travelling Medicine Show, the incredible Dr. Zonk. and chil- dren's performers 'Away We Go With Annie and Mo'. There'll he storytelling with Catherine MacLean throughout the after- noon in the Chapel. Horse-drawn wagon rides will he offered throughout the village from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. And as usual, the public can visit the homes and buildings from the 1800s and listen to cos- tumed interpreters explain and demonstrate life in Pickering's early years. The day is being sponsored by Ontario Power Generation. Its donation will go directly to- ward the restoration of the vd lage's early- 1800s one -room to schoolhouse. Admission for adults is $. while students and seniors get i for $3 and families pay $15. For more information call th museum village at 683-8401. 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It helps every municipali- tourism guide could be produced by a precedent. "I don't know the upper ty. It's a no-brainer here" single firm without the Region calling level (of cost). You're asking us to give Mr. Leigh noted all aspects of the tenders, a situation one councillor feels staff a blank cheque. I won't support guide - advertising sales, design, print - is giving staff a "blank cheque". this" ing and storage — will be handled by The 2000 Durham Region Visitors' He feared awarding the work with- one firm. In the past, the project was Guide will cost about $60,000, but ad- out calling tenders "is opening (the ft- divided among different companies. vertising revenues will more than nance committee) up to an attack" He expects it might cost less to pro - cover the price. Tourism operators when Regional council considers the duce this year's guide as one company benefit most from the guide, which has matter next Wednesday. will do all the work. been produced for the past 12 years. But, Regional Chairman Roger An- "in the past. we broke it out into derson suggested staff get moving on different sections and it was never finding a company to produce the more than S50,I[M." guide. " The guide generates a surplus of 1 don't know what the problem is. $5.000 for the economic development This goes all over the world. It's self- department, Mr. Leigh pointed out. ROGER ANDERSON It's self' -supporting. It helps every munic•ipallt-y.' Region business development man- ager Norm Leigh told council's fi- nance committee Wednesday there wasn't time to go through the normal process of calling tenders as the guide has to tv ready by early 2000 and ad- vertising sales must start in July. 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When a plant isn't hloominz as inexpensive method Veronica Sliva well as it has in the past. it is usually y In The Garden time to divide it. -- Conditions for dividing perennials are ideal when we have had a couple harder to separate. of days of light rain and it is overcast. After you lift them, wash the If rain isn't in the forecast. water the crowns to reveal the growth buds. Cut plants to he divided thoroughly a day through the crown with a sharp knife before you plan to divide them. Never leaving at least one healthy bud and divide your perennials on hot, sunm root, then discard the woody centre days. growth. Lift the clump with a fork or spade Once you have separated the plant and then if you can, gently disentan- soak the divisions in a pail of water gic the roots with your fingers. For with a diluted transplant fertilizer large and densely rooted clumps, use added. two pitchforks hack to back. Put them This will help stimulate the fi- in the centre of the clump and then brous feeder roots to grow. I also cut pry the pieces apart. the plant's foliage back by about one - The truth is by the time most of us third since there are fewer roots to get around to this job, the roots arc so sustain a large leaf system. matted together that this isn't practi- Coral bells, peonies and iris cal. should be replanted slightly below M% experience is a good slice with soil level. the spade will do the job well All other perennials should be re - enough. The important thing is to planted at the level they were grow - make sure each piece has its own root ing before you moved them. system. Woody plants are a little Iris should be treated a little dif- i C INLIC4 1W1ffM41rJW " I h: g - u s e u izY]IL IL A 0 #X OF FUN Musical Sing -a -Long, Wagon Rides with ,Anne & Mo', Kids' Crafts and Games, Doc Century's Travelling Magical Medicine Show, Make a Skipping Rope with Dr. Zonk, Make a Father's Day Gift, -. Dan the Music Man, Bubbles the Clown, Candle Dipping and more! ADMISSION: Adufts $5, Seniors and Students $4. Children under 12 FREE. Families $15 and parking is FREE Por more informat on. please ca11 Thank you to our We'day event sprmeor ONTAR10runti GENERATION Pickering Nuclear ferently when they need to he divid- ed. Wait till they have just finished blooming, then cut all the young rhi- zomes away from the older pieces. Trim the leaves to a fan about one- third of their original height. Replant the young rhizomes in a sunny place. amended with a large quantity of compost and other organic matter. Some plants resent being divided and it should be avoided if at all pos- sible. These include asclepias (butterfly weed), euphorbia, gypsohila (baby's breath), oriental poppies and columbine. Once you have replanted your di- visions they will need some time to recover. Most will look a little hag- gard at first, so make sure they are watered well and he patient. They will soon recover. Remember to share your leftovers with other gardeners. How often have you strolled through a friend's garden and heard him or her say with pleasure A got this from so and so"? Gardeners meet June 21 AJAX — Learn all about what makes a garden grow with a Local club here. The Ajax Gardcn Club meets Monday. June 21 at K p.m. at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion Branch, I 1 I Hunt St. Dale Leadbeater diff_ cusses wild flowers in Durham Region. All are welcome. Phone Heather at 427- 9247 for more information on the club. 1 � t � t � t � � t t� t3B p � 1 (30 It each); ;FOR ' ,ONLY o WME ARDWARE � BUILDING CEN I N � . 477 KNiGSM aaan, Ee►sr - wc� F-11111 � I 1w t t HQAH - Q Sam -bpm �+ 1 E Sat. , Sun - 1 OaM-SDM un.10am-Spm , Local wine makers toasted with medals at Members of the Pickering Wine Club brought home 15 medals and placed second among 40 clubs at the recent Amateur Winemakers of On- tario competition. The amateur wine -making club for Ajax and Pickering residents travelled to King's College in Lon- don for the annual event. Medal win- ners were Dave Gillingham (Silver - Other White, Silver - Cabernet Fam- ily); Richard Karlo (Silver - Red Hy- brid and Silver - Ontario Grape Growers, Red); Dan Ostler (Bronze - Dry Aperitif, Non -Sherry and Bronze - After Dinner); Kaarle Otto - nen (Bronze - Icewine Style and Be penny-wise to help needy children Put all those loose coins you've got collected in jars and rolling around in your house to good use by donating them to the Power of Pennies cam- paign being run by The Smile Trust, a not-for-profit organization which rais- es funds for children in need. Smile Trust has sponsored a chil- dren's essay contest and polled chil- dren to enable it to direct funds to charities that correspond most closely to the causes kids have identified. Pennies and outer coins may be do- nated to the campaign at the Eaton's store at Pickering Town Centre or the Ajax town hall. At Eaton's, the donations are being collected June 10 to 18 at the cash desk in the children's wear depart- ment in the lower level. The Ajax town hall at 65 Harwood Ave. S. is open weekdays from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and there are collection contain- ers in the clerk's and finance depart- ments on the ground floor. For more information call 416-922-0553, ext. 248. Youth Centre hosts annual general meeting AJAX — A local agency which helps guide youth in the community invites you to a meeting next Tuesday. The Youth Centre holds its annual general meeting Tuesday, June 15 at 5 p.m. at 360 Bayly St. W. Local youth will perform. Call 428-1212 for information. St. Paul's on the Hill Vacation Bible Camp Folm #* Leader 12 -IC 19N loam - 3pm Ages 4-12 Locatim Vaughan Willatrd P.S. Dixie dr GWmr a MUSIC FUN DRAMA Registration at Church Office 882 Kingston Rd. Pickering 839-7909 Gold - Riesling); Paul Stuart (Bronze - Other Red, Bronze - Social, Gold - Ontario Grape HEtNS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 11,1"Ill P*AE 91 AIP amateur competition Growers, White); Dan Sullivan try, Silver - Red Hybrids and the club, visit its website at (Silver - White Hybrid); and Gold - Cabernet Family). http://members.xoom.com/Pick- Lorne Weyers (Bronze - Coun- For more information about WineClub/webpage.htm. ii scores onen 5atuniv ii -_:ire n -m - Things will bet carried away... Our famous 25%off bag event Come into Eaton's this weekend and get 25% off selected regular- and clearance -priced fashions and accessories for men, women and children. Designer clearance, Factory Outlet, housewares, bedding, bath and selected home accessories included. 10% off* regular -priced furniture, mattresses, area rugs, small electrics, personal care appliances, Denby dinnerware, Eaton Home towels, infants' furniture, wheeled goods, candy and selected formal dinnerware & servingware. Now, June 10th to 13th www.eatons.cam -94 E"m "W EseYMK: Cosmetics, fragrances, Bath and Bodyregular-priced daiper fashions and acressorm for men. women and kids; DW Hosiery; prestige watches and wattria by Armani. Hutu Boss, Swatch, Yves Saint Laurent, Gucci and Cahn pan, aR estate and time 1wellery. jewe1lerY M Dior. Du Nouveau, Memoire Paris, Diamond Essence, Swarovsk and Royal Canadian Mind regular -piked shoes by Stuart, Ecco, Rodport, Cote Haan, Ya Spills, Prospector and Mr. Sepraur; selected regular -pried shoes by Easy spirit. Ento Angiola and Nue Vilest; Swmglass Hut and Mord Blanc accessories. Far as Now Swarovski, Uadro and Nae Dudram hrrrrthm clearance -priced small elect ics and personal care items. MMr: Beanie Babies, Eaton Bauty Dolls, Eaton Gift Certificates, Godiva, Eaton's Restaurants, concmiors and services. Bag event is not valid at Clearance Centra. Personal shopping only. Complete details in-store. List subject to change without notice. Bag event offer may not be combined with any sale or discount offer, excluding Eaton's Reward dollars. EATON'S Times have changed. AIP FWxE 32 NEM ADVERTISER FRNW. EDffK)K Jupe 11, 1999 04 Il'urry Y. ly International Pool & Spa Centers -Es, 977 4 I�i June 10711712 & 1 elk _ R _ -__ _ -de International Pool & Spa Centers EST. 19777.. TA:L El� f,�HoasTuArnpro HIOT 7rUBS • Viking ,.� Ar. SALE HOURS: THURSDAY & FRIDAY 10 A.M.- 8 P.M. * SATURDAY 10 AX -6 P.M. S11111DAY 10 AX -5 P.M. Wal Or P,a _n St. on v.,est side Pools: Esther Williams Patriot * Cantar F am C ALASSIFIED 11 Careers Careers Careers 11 11 her Battery Sales Ltd., a distributor of automotive cries, has several openings in their north borough location. WARRANTY INSPECTOR - The ideal candidate will have data entry and forklift experience, with good organizational and communication skills, and will perform such duties as inspect warranty returns, backup order desk and pick orders. Some heavy lifting is required. ORDER DESK ASSISTANT - An energetic and personable candidate with good organizational and telephone communication skills is required to assist in the day to day activities of a busy sales office. Order entry skills an asset. WAREHOUSE ASSISTANTS - You have two years experience in picking, shipping and general warehouse duties. Forklift experience is an asset. You must be able to handle heavy lifting. Positions will start as temporary with the potential for permanent employment. DELIVERY DRIVER - Required for local deliveries. Must have several year experience in delivery driving, a clean driving record and knowledge of the greater Toronto area. This position will start as temporary with the poten- tial for permanent employment. Our company offers a competitive remuneration package. Please fax resumes to: (416) 291-9618 and clearly indicate which position you are applying for. York South Association for Community Living Full Time and Part Time Community Support Workers Successful candidates willProvide residential supports and services for people with developpmental disabilities living in the Richmond Hill and MarYarn areas. Full and Part Time positions available: • mull time (awake) Midnight's - Start salary $2.1,276. • Bull time (40hr.) Weekends -Start salary 526,: 0. • I'art time for all shifts residential and day -$11.36/hr. plus vacation pay Education in social sciences or related experience is required. Please fax your resume to: YSACL - Richmond Hill -905-737-328.1 Attn: Competition #99-0025 S1L!xted applicants utU be contacted for do..o l s on roegardifnq position regwrements prior to intnvierwscheduLing.:leo ttkplione inquine_; pltaie The York Soupy Associabon for Community Linnq is an equal opportunity employer Do you have knowledee of hardware 4'3 buildi••g tmpptiies Are you 1100kiiin for a sewarding HO HARDWARE currently has FULL TDM SALES POSITIONS IN TMM PICKERMG STORE • Salary is commensurate with experience • • Excellent benefits package • Pkase fax resume to (905) 839-2051 IML w1tRtE Ddoraps to Idose T q emwetoa� ed for hainge. locustiet and 10 those who are tetdv--auy skilled Nd. 6 Coo. using MCSE%Lotus Notes. Database administration using oracle. Computer Mawderta(a - A.. New media Web daipn and Autocad soltgtare design and S sla�lfa. FNMncial as - available ekgible stu�dentss.. Cal Dirhamm BusinessComputer cd bio 1905)427-3010. rmw MIN your chis Sibed ad an the first day of pAkaWn n we cannot Ile I'aporF sibiw for store than one Nlaa Wn in tine event of an anon. CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wk. Fbrtsiry 8 Business Program: .12 wk. in- tensive 3-phase program: 3 wk. Professional course. In- home video:.110noers Pro- gram. Pan-timegull time courses available. A school where all your training becomes worthwhile. Fiow- dal assistance may be avail- able. 905.136-7746. THE NAL STATION Greer Train" Cow Greer train- ing available in artificial nails, ear candling, pedi- cures, waxing. Air brushing and onooirg techniques. Student Firranciing regoluble. (905)134.2217. TEACHER WANTED ,:.t: ashed prate Scp,h,i n Pick enrig for sinab class tart. 10 6 11) for September Retired and Foreign Teachers wel- lame Call 905-427.5006 or Fax resume to 905.428-7426 MEN,'WOMEWKIDS. Needed m CaUlcgues. TV Commer- cial. Magalnes and extra work It accepted tramV and registration fees Covered Call 016P944-9343 or 1.800- MOD-ELUS 1 cenwa n SSS TOP DOLLARS PAD! Ex- otic dancers required Expert - dace not necessary. will Iran Sale and clean env fonmem. Call The Palace, 905-420- 2595 3 MANAGER Trainees to ex- pandinq clrcuWion company Guaranteed Salary plus bo- nuses and oar allowance. Also hinnq mature students. Call Joe T23-6900. osratw AJAX Trucking Company looking for experienced Tire Person to do repairs and sercvice on heavy duty truck tires. Good Wages and bene, his. Cal (90503-7111. SERVICE ADVISOR for major auto and tire centre in Osha- wa. Must have experience in tires. parts. sales and good customer service. Fax re- sume to (416) 591-0346. To Place Your Ad Call: s 3 0707 1 1 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 1 General Help Na General Help D urham AssocIatIon for `• � FAMILY DURHAM REGION CQMIMUNITI' CARE ASSOCIATION (RESPITE� RESPITE SERVICES FAMILY SUPPORT SF.R�I('Fa COORDINATOR Ol,*Uvt: Requires a FulPme A, i mrmfo, ,d the Family Fxthuptr Team. tete Family SuMwl Clradtnahu ensure, tete maintenance and frtllrrw ur „I e,tahh,lr-J respew arringemcnt, w tambc, ,upPnrttng family Service Cmrrdin*r forthe Uxbridge Home Support Program m.mhcr% with devch anent d and Phy,tcal Jtaandnte, The ctr„rdmai,w will he ex,.•eta,, to: We are seeking an energetic team player who enjoys • PTS `de ,ulq*at m acce„mg c. tahh,h tl rc,Pite , rrnnm, working with volunteers and staff and is sensitive to the • Pr.„tom general mlitrinatum regarding related rcv woe, • r',mtxa lamilte,/rc%pac rr—o en hr a cert in vtt,factum re `•PI*rrl Pn,vkk-d needs of the elderly and people *To,, disab111tie5. • Fnwr data rVnimmg to. ca cl„rJ/,lata ,m data hoe • A. %l m the dcvCI* J mcni arta arnPtLu,m too,mg,-ing tem amanager kmi rMwi,,, T�,� The e suCce-Al applicant *,if: • 1-.atcr and maintain data related III sell directing funding , Requinmene • ten,,wl:dge A .; m ee, WW suer WL, avatlahk lir famJrc„vrf ommg lamely rttemhcr, with Jcvch�rrmen,al JtwhtLuc,. • f:acclkm t-l"Putcr ,lilt. ,ticludmg Jitaha , %rwead,heet. _,rd Pncc a ng arrpinatuws • r. am Player • EaaclkmtekPh,mc,kill% • Strang urganv:ur, rrr ,l,lh • G„ J c,mrmunrcau.wi JJh. whiten and v,rhal ()uahrrcarirrraa: ( -&d.,1, nm•, haw a Mrs „t-, n><ly, athKatum m human ,ttalr, Fila ,.r ,A -fiver re.ume by ,enc t h. 14Y4 u lyurham Family Re,p, S,•rvtce, xnv Ut"tncy R„aJ S.,uth .\iaa. LlS t11J An: nu„n Judy Glk plc Faa ,10115, 427 ve. 1, Only Je.,,• armlwant, h.� f*- rnr-.v.-w.-d will he c,.n,_ i, d Rose of Durham Young Parents Support Services Two Part Time Counsellors (Contract Position) Outreach Offices: Beaverton/Sunderland and Pickering QUALIFICATIONS: • BAW, BA or Equivalent. Previous • Experience with Youth and Women's Issues • Good Counselling and Group Wor Skills • Ability to Work Independently • Car Required Please mail or fax resumes by June 18, 1999 to: Nora Jay Rose of Durham Young Parents Support Services 387 Simcoe Street South, 2nd Floor Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 4J2 Phone: (905) 432-3622 Fax: (905) 432-3974 The Head Injury Association of Durham Requires two full time Life Skills Assis- tants to provide training opportunities and support to people who have experienced brain injuries and their families. Applicants Evill have obtained a post -secondary degree or diploma in rehabilitation or human serv- ces field. Experience working with people Nith brain injuries will be an asset. Monday, June 21 to; The Head Injury Association of Durham Region 459 Bond St, E. Oshawa, Ont L1 G 1 B9 LITTLE CAESAR'S COME JOIN A WINNING TEAM NOW! Grow with the 3rd largest Punt Company in the world. Become part of the largest Irak Caesar's Franchisee its Eastern Canada MANAGERS IN TRAINING Receive paid training earn $19,700 to $22,196 to start Earn up to $35,000 per year in 12-18 months Fax resume to: L177LE CAESAR'S 416-620-0583 General Help ATTENTION FULL TIME .e . ,.. . '.•m. ria) .' medate openings wan flexible sdNtluttes avadabk $11 50 to start No exp nest; woe trio Must fill tlosdgns by June 15th Great lbr Students (18.1 and tuners Call Mordant from 4920 5 R m 1905) 723- AUTOMOTIVE COUNTER PEASI•, t'DeneriCed. and automotive stock persm ex' fleMnced repinedpart time W Inver for P, NAPA Send Tso” to 18% Clemem Ad, uric 170. Ptckenng ore 3LIW n6 3V5 or Fax to 905 -M - AZ DRIVER steady LTL ruts Gu„J Avges clean abstract aria u S evenentx is a must Call Joe at 905-427- 4863 FULL TIME.PART TIME - a U're ',on S'T,,•er ;en t .n` ! ed licam shush 1.2ows week ard arid evnnetre Spore for getad C. Ierienct an asset Fax re. sit-in to (9051 728-4432 CAAL'SCOTT Transport Re- qure. __ DR.^VERS Full-time, part-time GIA AZ DRIVERS Fust-hme/part•hrre GTA AZ DRIVERS Full-l~part-time Ornano-Quebec raM eexxppmm enee needed Cali (9051831- 3656 or tax resum to 1905)831.0199 CAREGIVER regarred for older ads in !tie ening area Part-liP¢k Int Must have extern enee vnm seniors Cu re- QUM Cal Seniors For Seo- ,ors. 6W0717 CUSTOMER Focused packag. Ing and assembly company requires experienced Produc• tion Supervisor Mechan” ability aro computer expen- ence an asset Bntman Indus. Imes Limned. 655 Finley Ave- nue, Ajax LIS 3V3 tax (905)- 619-1478 DISNWASNERS and Bus PERSONS - will train Also PATIO WAITERS WAITRESS. ES and COONS. experience preferredADely win resume n person 49 OLD KINGSTON R0. PICKERING DRY WALLAFS WANTED FIM time positions. tools and transport necessary. Sort im- nw"ely. 905-655-8501 - Don. For garages ons. EARN SM., 5300.. M. or more per weep• assembling Products in the comfort of your own home. Send a sed - addressed staenvebpe to: OYH. 6 2400 Dundas St. W. Scale 541. Rd 636. Mis• sissawa Om L5x 2R8. assist RIC ray -today provision of home suoport swces to dents and ter caregivers It ca-cronate Meals on Wheels and other sernces as needed to Complete r -home visits for client sew assessmerrt ' recruit. screer. onert arc train volunteers ' conmbute'o and assist with revrsietter ' assist with PIM,9 m promotion and tundralsng ' :ve!w ^etwork. 2atase and Cr"Vde 7M1red statistical remr 5 'be able TC +cork Nt ?rirnmal s:cems,cr Provide neceptacr :cues as e;itred 020caDOrs •equired: posr5ecorldary education r related `eid ' previous experience r volunteer marlayemert ' preen eader5ho s!Li15 'advanced =rp-w 5X111$ irldudiN utowjedge Ci netwM 6 Uatase program$ ' serxmve and Aerstardng of Ire needs J !tie eld" and pe!sons we disapiities ' knowledge of local Community 'esourm ':e^lon$ifafed 7rai and wrtter, sxjs excellent nawmem and orgarimol al abilities ' avaAal* to work lex;ble hours ' iajtd dmfers licerse arc reliable vehde Please suCmd resume Cv Friday. .�urre • °. ' 9999 to: K3lnenrle Ar!oerscxr. Admwstrgor, Lzriage Community Care, 75 Yaretta3 St.. unit One. Uxbridge. ori 3p ' 1(; FAX Please riote that only ff1Ose selected for an intemew Will De contacted. 31:12 •'• • ADULT DISTRIBUTORS The Toronto Star requves adult US*,nbuWrs !,,r eanq momuq door -door delivery of newspapers to subscribers it areas of Durham Reliable vehicle is required Early morning delivery, 7 days per week APPh in pea'sw• at 100 Scotia Court • lx, WMtby 3015.87 YER HOUR TO START Dallas manufacturer now expanding Durham factory outlet looking for individuals to start now NO EXP. NECESSARY in our public re- lations department. Must have own car We Mer paid vacations, advancement opportuni- ties ar d full training in a fun atmosphere. Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905)571-3532 1 General Help ESTHETICIAN. for our oeauh- lul spa !acihty Part-time or full -lime Salary • commis- sion, must be qualified, en- thusiastic and professional Orop-oil resume to the Skin and Body Clinic/Day spa. 77 Ontario 1. Oshawa or fax to 576-9176 EXPERIENCED stylists re- qunert '•rif rme and part-time. to work at Quattro Harr Fash- ions in Pickering Town Centre No Sundays Please call 905)831-5366 or tax to 905)881.7558 FIFTH A &nue collection build the ousmess of a lifetime Sell hand -craned high -line fashion jewelry Corrie aril see June Ism. 557 Steepe Hill n Pickering- 905-571- � _ GENERAL LABOURER. no ex- per,enee e;essa" Must have work Doors and own transportation S7 25/hr Fax resume to 19051519-0667 LICENSED ASSISTANT Man- ager h,r Aµx :elon • ,uriv . commission mid prold star. nig Full and part time post - Tions for A40 and yrhtby Ex. cedem training and D uru- !,es Call Cheryl 1905) 723- "M HAIRSTYLIST •equtred for bu', %., Salon Part time W roil erne wary . Commrs- von A11Wy n person with re- sume Anni” Frances Salon Estetio :20C Rosslanct Rd E Whitby 905-430-0966 FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST ^anted a P ”. ^:a p ;on, Sd UO,hour plus profit sharing Denehts No Sun - lays call for merview curdy 905)428-6824 KEEN FULL-TIME -atm Man- tr^e-,:.e Hol t•-,' ;I hard awk alae IO tr=ain wVe shrubs and nedges expenence pre. terre0 Send resume to Forev- er Green :arWsaptrig 372 East Ave Scarborough uTC 21011,15 LANDSCAPE Ma,me:ance Ix'. ., •;..,•.rt Mmunum 3 !cars experience Cat: 9am- 5905a28 7m Friday LAWN CARE :)mpan, w pcsrt,ru t.a„ahe wnutby basedcompetitive wages good hours Cal X905)665- 6955 or tax resume to ,4161286 6320 LAWN CARE mpany •e. atxwrer M4414wly 'yTuesaays. Wed- nesdays Thursdays Expen. once preferred bur not neca- ,Ary Call 436-- 7833 or drop resume at 124 Broadview AM Wholly LIGHT INDUSTRIAL uorug- terrr'erc m s: 'a f 6 rrtondis wutkiig expctaonte b safety sled -toed boots Pick tiring through Oshawa area .ar in asset we wd be n. !erviewuig at the ostaw G• +.c Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Oshawa on Tues- day. Jinn 15th Tuesday, • 2nd from 9 30 &m - 200 pm M ©Y'S RfSTAUf A\: AND t'Uts Bright, energetic person required for fast paced environment. Must be Willing to work in a team environment. Please call (416) 21114”. Ask for Eric or Gravy MASSEY'S RESTAURANT Require% Full time permanent expenenced LINE COOKS DAYSHIFr DISHWASHER Apply in person to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering pre- A.1AX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER &--', Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lines are open 24-Houlr Fax' mon. to Fri. Ul 8:00 pm. __• (905) �J79•-4218 Sat. 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. 139 C MUNartial Ave.,Ajax 1822 Whites Rd., Piciketring Sara Lee —A nberlea Pfaza 1 YJ SA Clatlrsitied Online. Now when oil advertise, Nw>�Mw.-fI :1:04O1s-so pe M� M=MN. lowim Tip./I A lOw'7Nt, %WL/Iri 16aw'� y your word ad 'NNE ` news. + '` moi._ On 1tplift�w durtlam nst -ie 11G�"'�S' �►b11EA'f'��1�t�{' �i11�V�,�il�f;+�,`11�9�� 1 Gettaral Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help Pickers Needed Strawberries Coming Soon 7Winkle Berry Farm Market Uxbridge 852-9498 (905j LOOKING AHEAD Planning to work in September i4i 9 r LAIDLAIDLAW IS ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS NOW. TC FILL POSITIONS AS A SCHOOL BUS DRIVER UXBRIDGE PICKERING AJAX WHITBY TRAI'�I\G R'ILI- BE PROVIDED (,4PPROX WKS DAID) DURI\'G THE SUMMER TO SUCCESSFUL APPLIC.k%TS. PLEASE Aln1l' Lti PERSON LAIDLAW TRANSIT 16775 BALDWIN ST. N. BROOKLIN, ONT. LANDSCAPE FIRM REQUIRES: Landscape Foreman & Maintenance Labours Experience req'd, but not essential. 905-887-1129 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. CANADA INC. Matheson Gas Products, the world leas er in Specialty Case dr Equipment, hi an immediate lull time opening for a LAS TECiHt�IitCLll►N at our Whitht,- location. The successful applicant must have B.Sc. in Chemistry lir a related disc pline. Experience in an analytical lata ratory is a definite asset. Please forward a resume with wage e1 pectations to: MATHESON GAS PRODUCTS CANADA INC. BOX Illq, '1111111"HITST, ONTARIO. LIN SR9 ATTENTION. PERSONNEL. Requires mature experience adults for snack bar availab to work shifts and weekends. Apply only if you are availab to start immediately for the e) tire golf season. Please fax resume to: 1-905-852-9272 or mail to MILL RUN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB RR#1 269 Durham Rd. #8 Uxbridge, Ontario 1.91" 1 Rl General Help RESOURCE CONSULTANT Required To support the inclusion of young children with special needs into the community. Primary responsibilities include: consultation to the families and child care centres, service coordination, and working within a multi -disciplinary team. This position requires a high degree of independence and self motiva- tion. It is primarily community based and would require working from home. Oualifications: • Degree/diploma in E.C.E /Child Studies or a related field • Minimum of five years experience in the Children s Service Sector • Experience in working with children with special needs • Strong commitment to the principles of inclusion and family -directed service • Excellent communication skills • Car and drivers license are essential Send or fax resume by June 21, 1999 to: Resources for Exceptional Children Durham Region 865 Westney Road South Ajax, ONUS 3M4 Fax: (905)127-9615 Although we appreciate the interest of all applicants. only those selected for an interview will be contacted PETS ON TV Dogs. Cats 13—Is ar^. Exotic A^;mals needed for TV commercials, series, flims, catalogues and brochures. Send picture with name and phone number with info on pet to PO. Box 58541.197 Sheppard Ave. E. Tor., M2N 3A8. TV / FILM AUDITIONS ACTORS WANTED Ado's a K es 2& �, -eece: TV 8 Film Assignments. Nc Fees, No Courses. Call (416) 221-3829 t, IVATCH FOR SETTLES E -VT HOUSE SHOPS Longest Day of the Year Sale!! June 19th, 7 am - 7 p?n June 20th, 10 am - S pm 183 Queen St. Port Perry 905-985-8234 stir: r Er CONSTRUCTION .uG;;rer rrnced One cuuill Mmr- Cxpenen,:e- 'e7"r•ed Dy loci .u, One treat expenenCe rise Ipcar resiouthar builder A:Ov to CNet 6204 ;tarn for new nouwq proieet in 'red Slounvae, Ontario Wtirttry Please fie 905 -431 - OPERATIONS CLERK A 2279 WANTED - GL.aio Har mL lv! . I time seasOral positron tir,st have experience Ask fur ".'duel Chan at (905)-649 '91 WINDOW TINTER needed nwa:NC .r Aur, Resrden- � b winmercry Must rave ..,lid drivers license and be at m appearance Good re- Inerahon Durham Region 5-259-0304 HOME WORKERS NEEDED 11 ati S+ nn,; r inducts fear for stay at nome moms ndstudents Start imme- rately For free into package all 24 firs foll-tree 1.888- -1.7409 Eff— Hone. OUR Ajax ;,,ent�-;: n e rNa•aetmg Assistant us - ,p .iwrk Xpress. Cord Draw. Illustrator and PhotoShrop You must have excellent or- gamnhonal and communil hon stills Salary co m menu. rate "i experience Only quauhed candidates will be contacted Interim Persomel. Fax (905,837.0627 1 San FIM r A ices based Marketing i Awertising Cwhparty w. ,w,rx i<n•„r,4 up U, nwamcawN. unrrravlry.-jy t„ til ,q+ryswmtw� Inxw rn.aW .,rk Will wµh.rgwwac WX i,k; ,, tun, ara7 AM ph W; \, ;xp i lam- milling U. pain lir.- rrrhr p..pk ) 1-uM-uric .ria p. h..,k rnt.-rvrew cad Ambr-r NOIR .Arboruugn man 'ec:r n,q RESTAURANT Help wanted Y' -milli/ . onpany a consumer pro- General diareS Apply in per- Ix. ,fila. uu.k-m. ra•la.raa- ' )= is lookup for an enen son to Hooksty s Fish 6 RETAIL HELP lur west idian ;,'kc operations Clerk Re- CIVS 3050 Garden Street tat JIB ", ",de maamum e.r :ormtriol urciude produc- Rosslard) Whitby Om perience 2 years, behind creat t• xt C.""S"and data en- try Some experience SALES person required pre 6 fish counter Harwood 6 in m- ventory Coetra would be an fe'4;'N e.penerKed n the GM Hwy 92 Ajax Call 905-427- 0311 or Fax resurne to 905- asse, Please tax resuwairaive me a tiM Foe a conn- 427 -UN (416)724-6504 dermal interview please cad uous training opportunities ol- fered Call (9051430 3156 Have valid drivers license and be neat in appearance chuck Hughes at 905-683- SALES REPS Boum Samutan MRT i FULL TIME ,cis re 6561 [ S* �priiq Supply Company qu:reC fur Aax Gr:,,e-, Store, in dK Deb a and grocery deg MAIN DESIGNERS Artistic Hd'r Slop is Iwk ' for tier rs iu,e.up to exparld "Is mar - ket in the Durl Regm 3 Appy Y Saps Grocery Sore. five Eastern Temtory Require 120 Harwood Ave S Ajax sryusIS trio assistants Saes Reps that have a good PART TIME AESTHETICIAN m (oomrssion or chair rental) Also spas avaitaDk for nail Spiking history in marketing and Massage T:,erapist need- techs and esthehwns flair yld necessary sales Experience air as - set DuI not cessary Fula not fie Apply in person with re- surae to 36 Athol St E . 2nd colour models needed for June 14 1905) 852-7391 training Must have flr,Or. OSlawa in their netphborhoods call access to untied Please tae cash bonuses daily Day d Evening shifts avadatile Great SNACK NAR help required resume to (905) 655-0811 HAIR STYLIST WANTED Part time i full time for busy salon in . Bowmariville, hourly wage plus comnussion, plus benefits 8 paid birthdays No Sundays Please phone Barb or Wendy 623-6444 GO Gvm Summer help Pin to full- UNIQUE OPPOIITUNITT 6 time Lgood Nor energeticcellon and good communication excellent pay structure moti- skills an asset Caa 1905)888- vating bonuses Expected eamrngs 575.000 annually 5 1277 Sur Sales and Marketing STRAWBERRY PICKERS Professionals needed Trade housewives - house men wel- Exchange Internationale Inc come Pon Perry area 905- 905-439-2309 985-7493 (Can before 10 p m ) SkNbd STYLISTS. COLORISTS and Im" No required for a busy AD TRATIYE EDGE hair salon lou saloon with at least 2 years AUTO DETA needed for experience Must be enti busy Durham Region Shop sastic and motivated Contin- Must be expenenrxd, over 25. uous training opportunities ol- fered Call (9051430 3156 Have valid drivers license and be neat in appearance membership required Pay as 905-259-0304 you iso gym No commitment TAP A TANKARD looking lot Pay as youq0 gym Daily. experienced btidlen help, CAMMM ERS required. Weekly. Montttly Absolutely. evenings. full or part ume Ap- Fully experienced Cabinet Positively. no pre-authorl ply within 224 Brock SIS , Makers need only appy payment Pay as you iso Whitby. see Shawn Please tax resume to 905- Power CryGym Open untilTHE midnight M - F Weekends 9 AD TRATIYE EDGE 983 9714 a m - 5 p m 1035 Brock Rd . RIC are recruiting TEN - MIG WELDERS for Whitty and CHRYSLEREAL DERSHIP in Port Perry requires rnedwK Pickering (905) 427 6277 Bowmanville locationsShift Call Don or Mark. (905) 985- PEOPLE'S TAXI. Taxi drivers work $12.00 to $1300 per 7354 and Mechanic needed (male/ hour Please reply inperson CUSS .A. MECHAIK or 3 -4 female) immediately for busy 24 ;aur company No expen- to 74 Simcoe St S . Suite 301, Oshawa. ON Inqumes year apprentice needed for ence necessary Part time or phase call (905)436-58t8 busy general repair shop Hourly tull 905-427-7770 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is rate paid Fax resume to 905-438.9182 $S$ TELEMARKETING CO. re- looking for Kids to deliver pa- EXPERIENCED, Construction quires energetic telephone Pers and flyers door to door Labourers wanted Fax re - reps No experience required, lour limes a week try 6 00 PM sume 10 905-436.9314 will train Excellent pay plus in their netphborhoods call cash bonuses daily Day d Evening shifts avadatile Great 905.683-5117 HELPER for heating and air Summer opportunity Please WAITRESSE&VAITERS, BAR wadrteoning Experience a must Please call (905)-831. call (905038-0058 Debbie or MAIDS and Shooter staff re- 0600 Lon Cash pard for referrals 2uirreed Call The Palace 420- 595 FAX • AD 579-4218 1 Offim Help 1 office Help 1 Office Help SkiNed Help REPUCEMENT WINDOW COMBO ADVERTISING and door Installer. to . cap- able of installing bays. bows. and culouls. minimum 10 yrs ADMINISTRATOR work Ow Good pay Steady work Own louts. brake and uansportation References re- quired Call (905)433 7695 Duties include typesetting and markup, retrieving and Im "°e sending ads electronically using our own WAN and liaising DENTAL my with Corporate Sales, customers and various composing DENTAL ASSISTANT costo rmnunum 2 yrs experience Centres. needed for maternity leave. 4 days/week including 2 even - This position requires excellent organizational, time -man- ops Stan date June 21 428- 1215. ask lot Carolyn agement and interpersonal skills backed up by a solid DENTAL TEAM Coordinators knowledge of the Macintosh platform in a networked envi- All positions now CDA. ronment. POA. Receptiunisls. Hy- ylenests and expanded Duties P T. FIT or temporary Dental A demonstrated knowledge of QuarkXpress, Adobe Experience required Kelly Illustrator and Photoshop is required. Knowledge of Scan- ning and manipulating halftones would be definite asset. Applicants must have an ability to communicate clearly and effectively and be able to work on their own in a fast -paced environment. Interested parties please mail your resume to: The Mirror Box No. 6667 10 Tempo Ave, Willowdale, ON, M2H 2H8 (Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted) Sales tkelp'Agerrls I Sales HeIWAgems I Sales Help/Agems Homer Lumber in Ajax currently has these exciting opportunities available: SALESPERSONS We require an experienced sales processional to work in the Carpet/Flooring department at our newly renovated store and full-time and part-time salespersons for our Hardware/Paints/Lumber/ Plumbing and Electrical departments. Interested applicants should forward their resume to: Homer Lumber, 15 Westney Road North, Ajax, Ont. L1T 1P4. No telephone calls please skilled Help Ua Slulled Help Ua Skilled Help ,Millrights & Electricians Contract and Perm. Maintenance or Machine building experience. Licensed and Non -Licensed Excellent rates, OT available ATS_ YEI.IA?IC F. TECHNICAL GROUP Dave Graham ref. # 221 /h1 B Phone: (416) 4K?-K(x)2 ext. 251 Fax: (416) 482-1210 www.atsrecTUitment.com 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 INSTALLERS WANTED Johnston Equipment, Canada's Leader in the Material Handling Industry has open- ings for Installers in our Industrial Rack- ing and SheMng division. Applicants must have a vehicle, have proper workboots, be able to operate power tools and have no fear of heights. Please forward your resume to: Andy Barclay G.N. Johnston Equipment Co. Ltd. 1670 Bonhill Rd. Mississauga, ON L5T 1C8 Fax; 905-670-6691 IMMEOMTE requirement lot LABOR/Ai: TRUCK DRIVER - AutoCAD Operator, HVAC ex- full lime or part time 2 hard - rence preferred Response- worlunq, dedicated, people to file for draltinq and assisting join sewer . water main com- m design of Mechanical and pany wage negotiable with Electrical draw0rgs Detail, experience Fax resume to Accuracy and Reliability Es- 905.477-3904 serval Wages based on 0whficaion and experience MACHIMIST required to oper- Please send resume to File ate lathe and milling ma - 1376. PO Box 481. Oshawa chines in Bowmanvdle Must Dint LIH7L5 be experienced $1200/hr tax resume to (905)579-0667 NURSING. OSW Permanent p:vt hrne and fulllimeover- night positrons available in residential setting Must be willing to work days. even- ings. overnights Fax resume W (905)6863112 PERSON needed to loin an estahlydred ream of therapists providing Lovaas treatment for a child w,developmental delays m Applicant should have line or more of the following qualifications experience n Discrete Trial Training edu- :atron in psychology or ex- perience working with child- •;!n Provided training wall ta- nlia unre the successful can - date with currently used -chniques, however. creatiw- in individual approach is in i met Appbrants must be anng dependable and able r commit to approx 6-10 firs it week including alternate '•Iturdays Please forward re- ..Ime to D Wilson 197 'Nayne Crt Oshawa Om LIG Daycare ' Warmed LOVING r ,suer rerlurted r :r t'.) tur two sdbol aged uldren yid one baby A Nw- ie 1; . 1 F= J J Icor SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 LUSkilled Help LOCAL HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANY has openings for the following positions *SERVICE MANAGER - Experlence In exterior renovations a must. -PRODUCTION MANAGER - To administrate scheduling of job sites. Date entry skills an asset. •RENOVATOR REQUIRED - Experience In Wlndov . Skiing installation a Must Fax Resume to: 905-686-4798 An: Bill Carroll Phone: 905-686-2445 SYSTEMS FURNITURE INSTALLER Must be experienced. Please call Mrs. Lyon 905-839-2594 for appointment F ODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT ient, a well established, growing Dur- egum Trailer Nlanufacture•r requirew a UCTION SUPERINTENDENT lob re- iletie•s include planning, directing and ring the activities lit a team lit 11 super- eal candidate is a team player, has a und in trailer manufacturing lir indus- etal fabrication and a minimum 2 year, isory experience Replv in cumptete confidence to MIKE BEHAN el: 1416) 921 6221 Fax (416) 921-2282 WANTED 20 AZ Drivers for Local Durham Work Minimum 1 year experience and current abstract. Rate $15/hr. plus benefits Apply in person or call Northem Personnel Solutions 112 Athol St., Suite 203 Whitty Phone: 905-430-7168 Watts Line: 1-888-439-7777 -r,aexaww ruuunq. experi- enced shingle, required to pin roofing company 905-767- 1240 PAINTERS rE enenced Sub- conlractors) required to paint and wallpaper new houses in Ajax and Pickering areas Call 905-850 3561 ®i Dayan Avilill” LOVING NOME DAYCAREStoryy times and qua fly chdu- ren's music. 2yrs 5yrs pre- school Part time and lull time available Nonsmokingg� tax rec rpt provided InlanUChdd CP ♦ In" Qsaid. Valley Fanuc �( 2,j845e 2 Pickering Gu I --- Bwgein Comer 1 AAkNe for RCA. DSS SATELLITE. new 1 ArtieNe tar BEDROOM FURNITURE, 4 SeM Sell Pine.Dc HANK'S APPLIAN ES Parts? USED FRIDGES $195 / Sal core Deluxe IrosF up to le mirror dges $200/up Lar used ranges $125/ up. used Good condition selection of Side-by-side erse=l9g exp unevrdw�seA as rid 537500 905 426-9271 5399/up Apt -size 'ridges coin operated washers and CRIB, CHANGETABLE Wh,tt $149/up Stoves $15Wup dryers at low prices New Ike new, certified. Washer/dryers $199/up mattress. Port- Mand (lame to bnens included. $150/oto able Dishwasher 12497uupp. does $480 and 831-7387 built -Ins S199/up Atr cond- UD. new 30' ranges with clock KING SIZE BOX spring loners In-home service. Bar- be-ct* and window $430 wide Se. eCIIa1 d Other new and used and parts 426 SimcDe mattress with frame. $100 sts (905)728-4043 appliances Call us today White Captains Stephenson's bed. 525 2 Appliances. Sales. - a� segs. $10 080 Call awe 'Masher and dryer, 5406 excellent service Parts 154 Bruce SI 905'626-9998 cordtbon, can delly- Oshawa1905) 576- RENT TO 01NN •l 4 and re- er Asking $35WSet Car 839 7448 web site www durham- - Arffelee 0098 man conislephensaK dal s Marker 905-263-8369 or KUNG BEo X -thick Onhoped+c VCR CLEANING. S30 Small 2 Log Bsr/s. Urge pqe. all Pdl-OP. set/ and frame stir repairs Tape deck cleaning fixtures and food first 575 In Plastic' cost $1700 Sell and small repairs Free tilde owns the works" Call Jim $675 (416 255-0285 up and delivery Cad Melanie 430-9119 KITCHEN TABLE with 6 chairs or Doug 404.1264 32- PLUG AERATOR. 5100 $440 Master bedroom ,with VCR's CLEANED. $30 Gall 0 B 0 Call (70512 7 7-1 3 74 sit u raced mattress (Italian), DOW or Melanie 404.1264 e PC oak dinm room suite with couch with c Living/diningcirsRD�aA WHEELCHAIR Brand new buffet. hutch. table. 4 side chairs. 2 arm chairs, new, cherry $2100 Items like new 905-404-2520 Quickie Breery Series 600 16' char with soft Comby rushgn must sell Call Steve. home (yid) Manual and warranty Indud- 905-665-9065 MAHOGANY dmmq table ed Pard f1400 asking 5800 WE COOL? AUTOMOBILE AIR oval 6r5 good condition. 6 dubs upholstered Walker - with seat basket and hand brakes Pad 5300 ask. CONDITIONING SERVICE. also home central air service. seats $325 Youth Males bed com- Plete with mattress Ing $150 Bathtub chair with back rest, side handles. Indge stove. washer. dryer, dehumidifier in-home service drawers book shWf Maichlnq deslu hutch Solid birch ad- liutabie legs and dram holes Pard 580 Asking 540 Call Please call(905)259 0526 New 11300, asking $450 427.1880 , ) 434.7069 BEAUTIFUL Vicioran weWmq atter 7pm/ weekends WIRE CAGES for sale Call gown Petite size 5 Skeve- less. on the shoulder MARKHAM BROUGHAM Mattre,s r'm 91,5-583.5117 srfp sweet. Heart neckline. embroidered s rg shop Tale due In sad car accaum Every GARAGE door repairs token )Odice and open back full bed d mattress real cheap springs ables. rollers. open. ors ;int with tram Value $1200. Make your best ash deal No Instated iknrleilps 14995 416-336-0073 acnfice $400 obo Gall 571. tax Selling floor and ware - ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley 2107 (snp) house stock Final closing 30 1 Article BED. BLACK wr-,Ilgh1 von p- -4- t7 pef goods out 1670 Hwy NanteO flop, queen -)r aess/fnme Nevem map 1 E Bt of #48. (exact y 13 tin Easy o a481 Sven ANTIQUES ?Ali solutelyl Ad $1.200 Sdcnfict �- 1416)255-0285 �� days a week fill June 30th 905-6861263 vice always vaivabie usually free' Purchasing uutrpht es - es - BLINDS Cuf the meddle man PIANO TECHNICIAN wadable for 'urvnr fates w/some antique cont - ents. (no 'mit to value con- 'nsfaller has cuslorn made xmdow Coverings Vernal. rt 3. Owen: and pre cunsunatan on all pnUkes sidered). Wlecbons of any son. quantities Or Su a an - Venetian. Shutters Ft" tsti- 8 models Can Barb at 905-d27a631 hgiie gems Special uuerest m mates or (416)227-7777 Moomrph potkry III try to re - 1%5) -6W-0072 or 1-89-369- PIAIIDS/GRANDFATHER spond to an queries Rotsm ,555 CLCA, aE",^iA',Or, SAE Antiques - Bowen Ura 8RAN0 NEW ' S It SunCl. New walls and flours Inven tory Must Go' Hpt 1901655804 (905 165 5-550 1 +r +wmnq '. r ''peso Irak, $695 Calif 1905) 623-6570 at 'er4pm SCkQxN ol flew and used pianos New dgW pianos from $895 BUYING ANTIQUE end col - and up Rent to own 100: of an w-: �c , ewnpiete eswt-s •Bestdposs9 CARPET BROKER 11,0. Nv- rhwk rental payments Also a Huge selection ble prices paid Henry Kann p..,•,^ .:•,,n.tyWn carpet Fur 3 rooms. onlyPricef or rjxdfaftr 905 985-8161 docks from $995 and p Cap 636900 Pi, TELEPPIANO 433.1491 WANTED 'Surveil Sun wtar- 'as arpet def- pad and et- OUEEM S1 Ort It. "" '•mall) (tats tickets rvPedic mal- staltati0n in Your home Fret etc un Ann 19051725-1061 tress S �•, sprufq Extra firm yep Iuptaf- m Your honk 40 Mtrtst. no payment for one 'rr Value $1350 , $750 Prp- *SswU Office desk 1>oOls. Year Darkel 1-800.213,5- 757,905-434-1830 with ex• ecufmc dwr 6 fluor mat. cAR bras lamp 5225 (9051-743 SAVE UP i0 PETS lots of Carpet ")G". Hylar new Stam re- RCA. DSS SATELLITE. new $100e KAY POOLS Qund ase carpets on Pgrd. 1 wr 3 rooms. $349 Price mode. 5135 .ric:.,dinq lest Includuq decking 16 x 24 0/0. $5995 Pack, invent rtr3inda pipet, preimirtf Wit. expert card set cbanrfeis 14") View over 700 chanrkh 568999 etdu*S linen. 2 ladders. sand Mi,. Pump. MOW etc t -800 Installation' fay defy- cry. free estmiaees (30 yardsl eist"'On ,vyytNe Card - 668-7%4 Norman 686.2314 guaranteed for 6 months Kenn jar (905) 725-0196 ; g Lost i CARPETS SALE Luts of car- 905'626-9998 Found tie's IM', m,iun stain re- lease. carpet 3 roams $339 RENT TO 01NN •l 4 and re- jotoo. 130 >A yd I IriCtridts pipet. C:,ndr. ,fled .reu,.ances. and now T s Fu: warr,nty Dad- male ..ac yant SnarrreSt. diurm 8 Rossiand area. CA premium pad and mstaua- non Fret estimates dal s Marker 905-263-8369 or 428-9493 carpet repaxs Seeing DUMam and 1-800-798 5502 ppe75uppeee, surroindtrq area Crede Cants Car $M OWN 3uahty wooden shed • 1 B r Sam 905-686- 8 x e darn Wt. x4y 665-7694$2.990. 1932 11"Wiar Fledtktadef K- 4 1A�uMpted S339 pus tax Marry Other BUOGN:/FINCM n qht cage CARPET AND VINYL - sizes and styles available and $250 Cyt 9105,679-1046 three ruoms 3C square yards tram $329 Installed I will ass- McKaAlso y Rd 3Pikerin For P{NIENIEO -ack RUSW PUPS for iewtt your best code by 10% more +do rail 905-611 2093 sale 8eauhtuity marked Rt,dy W go 705-878-5326 ,UStOmer Satisfaction guar- (yid) krftad CAN Mike to- your free SOLID OAK Pedestal din room OAWA ON:DIENCE W-1111141, xbm,te 905-431 1040 'IN, +vnh 4 c..r, (2 aimawars, round tack War h 24 center leaf Medium Co- Assoc Classes starting June 28 Ba- SIC ODe1Y(�1Y To Register 'OMPUTER FACTORY ILOWOUT. Amav t g no Layments hien $1 lour excellent condium call Stv (905) 435-0868 wk ,oak:) 33 rent loaded. printer, Sdhng due to space kind,- ton $750 0 B 0 Car 430- DACHSHUND puppies Oeauh- . inking. software and 9685 rW black and wnde a1 man lore lore Free scanner. delivery CKC registered fust Shots mr- nd setup 1-800-515-5545 SUITS. SUITS. SUITS - From cm 6 weeks old Tel S45 Boys Sze 14 to men (day) 905-272- ONPUTERS for sale Used xxxLG From Jean s to Tui- 4076 It owing) 905.743-0995 60 10 P166 Corrfpete Sys- dos. Rugged Repys In Whitby IOstuwa) ms, inlernet ready Priced to 0 723.6854 or 439-6551 has it all Shop now la best value and selection Expen- ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley ON room suite - 12 piece ence Consignment shopping For men like never Debre Pet Waste Systems model 2n3o0 S54 99 klar Peppier solid oak oval eDPk call 404-2063 up 10 150 Ib wt model 3500 bk. 2 Urge Inserts. buffet. $49 99 model 3000 $79 99 up rich. sideboard. 4 side and 2 MWOAK FURNTURE Cele- to 300 lbs Dog Lde Jackets m chairs $1500 (905)665- bra our 25th anmversary ,n starting at $25. 24- Fit Hy 37 the Dumam Region Colne dram COfN"ter 52599 BEST EGANT chesterfield and 2 see our selection d Solid Pine oak 6 cher Ptd- Bar 3. 4-1,7. 6'. 10' Ldetnte Guarantee. from $5 99 Opo airs. wine colour d floral vel Bar 8 2 stools. dark rooms sle gn beds. cannon- bap b� poster beds and shovels from $5 99 9am- 9pirf. 7 daYs/week (905)723 - fry wood. kitchen set. al -hem md Call (905)686-0 36 or panel all Ourbeds. Craftsmen also make had- noO W-11sympatico ca d 15)686-1990. build Entertainment units. RAIN DATE SUNDAY 13 JUNE W4TONE. 3" grey fire- Lame office. Dining Room. 11 A1110iioYt1 a ne. exp 180 Khchen. Bedroom grid Custom r Sob ahfftaffey fl$200 Cash 8 Carry s Designs. at. on premis- es Md and see our State go y0KESS this summer'' '87 Toyota Supra. Targa rod, ymoll ((905263 2WWt�y d woodworkM t -W AMI`Fkl cassette. 6 cylinder 5 I SALE Stadia* washer and let i show you how fine furniture n made Remem- speed, pptye1 windows. power fryer 6 mo new Washer a . ber.'There is No Substitute 6001 locks. air conditioning. 185,000 km table Asking $750. Call 5)-683-7815. for Quaky'.. Traditional Woodworksna� 115 North navy extenor/in- terfor Only Call (905) E, Clean Fill available. 19051509 1786 . Pori Road '" Off Reads qct ) Port Perry 905-985- 665-7694$2.990. 1932 11"Wiar Fledtktadef K- 4 wedge $1100 oto 905- 8774 www1radboralwood- dr. 50.000 org. miles, rust l COAT - Beautiful cho- w0rldog On Ca free, new paint last year, wide le brown, calf length, size 2 Appraised at $9500 TRUCK CAP for GMC Sonoma whites. excellent shape from Saskatchewan. $5000 1.705. -- - - _--- -------- .,,,,.. " .ao NEWS ADVERTRSERFWDAY .I6em a 1,-1JifYli PAGE &AF Sunday, June 13, 1999 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 45 RIDEOUT ST., AJAX Clothes, household items, nic oats & ceramics SAT,. JUNE 12 8A.M.-4P.M. 4 MARSHALL CRES. AIA' Lots of furniture, housewares. and much much more II I & CRAFTS GARAGE SALE - Sot. June 12, 10:00 am - 4:30pm. Prevented by Village Art.r & ('rafts at Pickering Village Commumly ('entre (corner of Sherwood & bn'fon) * We have crafters displaying and selling finished crafts * We have crafters who are cleaning out their closcts and have many items for sale -paints, brushes, woxxl Pieces, yam patterns books. yarn. fabric, dned flowers, etc Marilyn -t27-8318 - Kathy- 579-9814 STREET SALE SILVERTHORN SQUARE (West tiff Utxie, South nt Finch) Sat. June 12. gam -Noon Rwn date June 19 Children's toys, books, treasures and more, Saturday June 12TH 8am - 2pm 97 Panter Crescent, Ajax 71lr.Irj9LL D2?7ii£ 572£c 7 5,4L£ (just off Westney, North of Hwy 02) 8.30 am onwards TOYS, Clothing, housewares, SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE SATURDAY JUNE Is 19AM TO 3PM 1471 FIEDLIGH"T BLVD SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE MOX ING/1'ARD SALE #373 Feasbv Rd, L"xbrldge Saturdav June 12th 8AN1-3Ph1 A; MOVING SALE a SUNDAY JUNE 13. 8:0OAM-12:00PM 1167 CEDARCROFT CRIES PICKERING SATURDAY JUNE 12th w gam to 3pm *P 70 75 aW*,-55 DUFFlNS CREEK CO-OPERATIVE 1555 FINCH AVENUE, PICKERING Sonwtbing 14W everyone! LEALSKDALF CO.%l%-ILNITl Saturday, lune 12th, 9 a -m. - I p.m. Restdents on Harm. rn O b %tu%. A%onlea, set lubdiViston And. L)udharn Rd d1, participating Rain date June 19th HUGE GARAGE SALE SATURDAY 12 JUNE . 8.00a.m- 2 p.m. 555 OAKWOOD ORJVE INW2 Awipamet Pickeriq) Funailttre, comlika er games. CIODI housekN4 items etc PLUS LOTS MOR u!r. GARAGE SALE MtU1n FAMItLY 1975 ROSEFIELD ROAD (Pickering) SATURDAY JUNE 12th . 9am - 2 pm Ii0WnWOG BARGAINSGALORE OEYERYONE GIANT YARD SALE UP TO 99 HOMES Sat. June 12 (Raindate June 13.) Robbie Cres. Ajax South on Harwwod to Cloveridge, turn west on Cloverridge to Robbie ifice was asking $5000. for S-10 Chev p,u Like new - 328.2212 fs np) * *� - V � 6_ �O ier reduced to $3000. 17845-0089 1snp) red and rear light abo Call Doug 705.277.3928 1961 Notalgia Chev Drag wagon. 355 6 13 SATERWAY sZ JtWE MORE HORIZONTAL ow au Works enq . gears. 80.86 holder DClass Park 60'86 T/A stock Cuss (3000 RAIN DATE SUNDAY 13 JUNE conditioner Any MOV MOVING SALE - Dis I pled More info 1-705-328.2212 reasonable offer bred 728 7873 ane( 5 counter $300. t antique (snp) I 3 HT (slip) $325. kitcrien table 8 chairs S45 3 antique dressers $110 1113 MERCEDES 3N SO fur- " DNAL GEOGRAPHIC s From 1986 to 1999 each. dressers $45 each d- neve 7 pc 5295. 3 -bedroom bo diesel 290000kms Excel- lent cond Gold with leather rex i�iWNG few Call 705-745-0507 suites 5200-$300. loveseat and chair $275. file cabinet Interior Asking $4200 Call 404-0502 (off Glenanna & HWYl1�2) ISI Iron Brand new, 2 S35. framed numbered prints wedge $1100 oto 905- 00, many other gems Illi WICK PARK AVENUE. 9am onwards 920 Isep) 1905)697-3532 (9 needs work $800 obo 728- 7873 atter 5 p in (snp) 250 Up ttis 4e0 bonwesl:S:!S:!!:S SATURDAY JUNE 121h . 8am - 2 pm HWY*2 NORTH ON ALTONA -1 BLOCK FOLLOW THE SIGNS CONTENTS & GARAGE SALE furniture sets, household items & more, Sat & Sun June 12 & 13, 3520 Westney Rd., south of Hwy 7 FREE DRAWS What have you been missing? Top quality Father's day cards and gifts below wholesale Greeting cards buy 5 get one free, 12,000 sq. ft. of bargains over ;00,000 new and 100,000 used items, WHITBY FLEA MARKET 1910 Dundas 2 east of Thickson Every Sat. and Sun. GARAGE SALE 1540 OTONOBEE DR. PICKERING Sat. June 12, 8-1 pm Solid pine TV & stereo unit, costume jewelry. Lots of household Items. �5�48 s,�tg sv£x7 re �£ sg,+smr Saturday 12th June. Sunday 13th June 08.30 am - 4 30 time Mufti-tamily Street Sale* Kimton Court b Dunn Crescent (minutes from Whites Rd/401 - follow the signs) Furniture. toys . books, bikes. appl,ances - YOU name it someone is probably selling it! GARAGE SALE SatURDAY June 12 8am-to 5pm. 13529 Durham Regional Rd. #1 (two kms North of Leaskdale) Downsizing Sale. Lots of interesting things. q -11F 4q£ SUNDAY 13 JUNE . 8 a.m. - 1p.m 851 MORETTA AVENUE ( Whites/Oaklahoma) Furniture. books. exercise equipment etc. (.1K *t,F �ttri lm, s %I I Sat lune f: s.rit, m 1562 ARCADIA SQL ARE, Pf`CKFRING i VF12YTIil%t. %1L 'ST (:l N() RFAS()NAHI E:0f-FERS REFUSFD"r STREET SALE SAT JUNE 12th 9am-3pm Deacon Lane Reygate Crt. (Clements/Harwood) AJAX Rain or Shine! GIANT YARD SALE UP TO 62 HOMES Sat. June12 (Rain date June 13.) 1310 Fieldlight Blvd. Pickering Hwy. #2 to Liverpool Rd. North to Glenanna, East to Fieldlight Blvd. 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sat., June 12, K a.m. - 1 p.m. 43 Crawford Dc, Ajax (Direc"tiuns): Just off Clover Ridge. Antiques, spurts equipment, furniture, etc. 12 HOUSE NEIGHBOURHOOD SALE 8am. Sat. June 12, Sun. June 13 Cherrywood, Davidson, Martins. (Alton, North of Finch) Perinials, tools, china, toys, books, baby - adult clothing, household items, etc. SATURDAY)UNE12TH 9:30 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 92 Thorp Cres. (Church St. & Delaney Dr.) l;irLs baby & toddler clothes, toys, draft- ing table, c.d. stand & stereo cabinet • to fooloolt%"',%eI:".ol�a 4) - a'1 see-... ,,IM v." -C-1.4;1-.44Is c9-%,;,it'e A044 AR PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISEne R FRIDAY EDITION. Ju11.1999 1Gairsaffiefftill for Sake 1 saw$ 1 Tr6(IM6 a 11 '"R ` O1 a 11 t ` • 11 `nRo l` Floors1 wd t" A 1 m;,; _ BRAND NEW BRAND NAME 11114 Flagstaff hard -top trader AJAX. 2 -bedroom apanrnent fridge stove. awning sleeps bbuilding nurc, St S WINDJAMMER SICK OF RENTING?? CLOTHING SALE 6, gaud condition, $3300 Farm $850 plus parking July 1st Sweats, T-shirts. Pants, etc. Great Prices. 905-7256228 Near bus. shopping scnlrors APARTMENTS - AJAX OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11 Ib els 9051693-6145 Sat. Juror 12th only gam-ipny 35' PARK MODEL 2 -bedroom. •First Time Buyer? -Call Mark! 3pc bath wall deck overtook 33 & 77 Falb ert. 7926 Glenview Rd., Pickering Y •Discharged Bankrupt? -Call Mark! g with Lake Snace stove. tied. • Not Much Down a ment? - Call Mark! with gas furnace d store. and 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- p y 249 Durham Rd. #8 full-size fridge AskingAPARTMENTS ?q Mark offers honest, professional. Siloam Sam -1 ,m. $16000 Call Brad days ments. Includes P 1905)686-3831 atter bpm no pressure service to help you own a home. Saturday , June 12, 1999 (905)438.1871 fridge, stove, broadloom, (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 2 armchairs, child's desk, step 8 77 WOODS hardtop lent trail- illi, Heat, h deo, water and Mark Stapley various other workout equipment er Sleeps 4 Asking $900 Y Sales 19eP Remax Ab boy Real Estate Ltd oBo 905434-37$9 one parking. GARAGE SALE 97 DUTCHMEN Tell trader. g ; y- r 1 feS or 1 tt em a 11 fourSaleai 5�eep5 6 8 3 .a•• fridge. Call 686-084., tial. Jure 12 gam -2prn stove. marry extras used 3 CALLING PERENNIAL Gar 3335 Greenwood Road. <.rrenwa►d nines A must see $5.500jocr or �'151t U5 at: OSHAWA deners' 1200 sq fl detached obo Call (905) 509-43% backspin. facing green- urtt ti'esne). N of Tuunton!S. ret #7) 1 ww�'.bl}hwt.ium/-hi};hriser 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH space 251 Waverly St N Furniture. glassware, computer stuff, rare items COMPACT TRUCK CAMPER, s awa near rev en is area 3 -Bedroom TU14Ilh(1Use LInIfS. Oshawa 3 -bedroom. 2 bath - Sleeps 3 propdrw Sh!ye phK t room, hardwood floors. at heater. ice box. very clean. GM bedroom $6. month large uwury bedroom. Parkin included faehed rage. FAG. and Autonvobifes Automobiles :1 plus hydro Available JUIy walkout basement apanmem K i ga rorsak 11 for Sage S2.50852-1 5 eve days (905) 1st Parking included Laun- Hardwood floors. jacuzzi tub. Stove & Refrigerator. more 5159.900 Moven 852-1125. ere (905) 852- ) 1905)404 1694, Open House 19F_ ^l D' lel BILE C4, A,$ 19% PONTLAC ^ansp .rt ,, -416 dry on premises Call private entrance. parking. to J , P c brume 1-� am -tin GAS- pe 9 Parquay Fl(wr, throughout. Sat June 12th 11am- Spm Su-reme luta L;aJer:. 905)434-9844 is or smoking Available y }+ 150.000 km. excellem runner sette. p Of tucks keyless RENTALS Slarcraft. Coleman July 1st $650/month mclu- Close to schools and shoppin NATURE LOVER'S PARA - needs pim $1250 Otto as is remote. 73.000kms asks liar' 1); campers, lour sites 1 ONE. TWO. THREE bedroom save Call (905)430-3519 hydro DISE. Fantaslic waterfront Tel 404-0506 q)amne:,,, in most beautiful From $910.00 includingdro tiume with a breathtaking view 575 200 Please call Brookun 19p5i655 8893 SIMCOE NORTH -,1101 T y rig ,.fult budding Available Au- WHY rem what you can own /� 11167 PONTIAC 6000. 4dr ex- ( -7942 Motorcycles " WHT; apt V, )0 u , un .0 usi Stevenson 8 Rmiand your own home tot less than Call 905-721-0980 profes11 Seagrave spring ted pond. celient ruAnmg onfihhon. very 111!7 SAFARI SLE. mm van. well maintained 12 -pa Nice Oshawa Call 1905)723 10D9 you dunkIl' Call Dave Hay- inglifsspaiolly landscaped. dean, ave condnioruni 2 fully loaded rem ASki nnghbOurtiood.Close to slap- or (905)7284%6 lock Sales Re Re/Max bright spacious min rooms. 9 mG Townhouses Cora for eamin WHEEL BFT catty Irikr. S20.000 or take over pay' 1979 Suzuki GS 550E 1,, 1, nig. bus Fndge/stove. park- Summit Realty (1991) Ltd ' 1 r 1 � 9 oak flooring good condign 5225 852- mems Excellent shape Call eduipoed mini condition. has erg cable. laundry facilities UXBRIDGE one bed $640 (905) 668.3800 or (905) 666- For Rent Rend throughout. sunken hvinq �D 905697-3532 vwndpmmer and back rest Sorry, no dogs AugI CAN Clean quiet Security budding X11 BOBCAYGEON Pigeon Lake. room with kilt 2 Iueplams. 7 905-576-2982 Utilities included (905)-852- 3-BEOROOM Townhouse in w/o's. hal tub. sauna. ma Gelling manned in Sl LUCra. North Whitb gaud swnnnnnq hsMrg all many 19169 SPRINT Runs good. new needs rash First $1000 takes 6068 WILSON/OLIVE area. adult v Garage and convemeixes. wleal for sorgk more features Asking brakes stereo cassette. $700 Auttrrhdhiltf Cao Am 430-9119 2 -BEDROOM basement tuilding Two bedroom apt walkout to Trail yard 3 ap- family. boat included $300/ 5299.000 (905)985-9472 at s Atter bpm pease calf 1 apartment m gwet adult tam- / MIGHT LARGE BEDROOM. 'Iva rmmed rtey pittances available July 1sl week Call (705) 738-%81 905 23-4569 wwnea v tame residefwial area, ra bsmt apt urnisned tub Fridge stove Heat hydro n- $995/month pus utiklues NORTH OSHAWA 3 bedroom A 6 A AUTO a s. 'ru les ' Marine erne lot. laundry facilities kdcherl/Wtfiroom, newly ren- dulled No e. hegs. 57427mordh hist/last. references Call CHANDOS LAKE. b 3 Ded large semi central air, 1-1,12 1!!1 FORD TEMPO. au- boats We pay up to $10 OLX) arilaDle Utilddet tattle n- ovate0. sales sirgk. non- Carpet. I parking space. 430-0141 after Spm room housek-pwq cottages bathrooms, private driveway lomatc air block heater never Cash on the SPOT Any �- 14 FOOT , nnum by Peter- cl� No smokers no pets Smoker/pets $550 mo irhckr � payturhe 263-gleg w KING AND TOwNLIME arta Sale beach. no pets from In great location Asking tires. will mawwine0. $1.695 Ian any year Call as berough with 25 horse power phase 831-6289 sire Avail Joh 1st FastAast evenings; 263-2522 $360-$445 flood 10" 705 (114.500 Call (9051579 3103 (905) 720.0264 (905) 721.9789 Courlice Ler e 3 Dedfoom 656.4981 time. 24 hours 7 days 30 Jonswi and frailer Motor n 3 BEDROOM and one bed- eS I.Xvir oust (range. 4 ap OPEN HOUSE 3 bedroom 11111 NMDA CRX Si red man service 905-686-5003 or excellent condition $1500 Call room. available August Ist OSRAWA 3 bedroom on du 1 plwhces $940 • hydro Call FENLON Falls. Sturgeon Lake townhouse low monthlyworm black interior 5 spall. 4 905-71)6-5234 905839-1495 very Clean Norm Oshaafa plea very clean spaciws. FpRerw 721-8213 2bed apiece bath. IV. m- oninteriance tee. cAwIl Sun - wheel disc Duke original CASH FOR CMS' We buy 14' ALUMINUM b•, Drscovery Everything nduded No pets. appliark:es. backyard. park- LUXURY MEW t cro . good swmmngRshrng day. Joie 13m. 2 - 4 00 p m pmVowmi. pow, noon roof. M EYINII DE used vMrcies veni,oes must 193 with r,ir•yha (%1 quiet building U20 $615/ ng. IrrsWst required. $750 198,000k full leather Der. Pse n ruirwg condomOn Call leu than 50 hours $3000 Cad rgrM CA (905)579-%00 per mown plus uAiktwt Tell 500 o D o (905926-8751 427-2415 or conte to 479 Rot) (905)427-7888 3-EDROOM ,man hoot Dun- phaft 1905)420 1846 1991 PONTIAC FIREFLY Baviv St Etat. AiAx at 111lS Strafes Bass Bot 17' allow in Ala, 2 -bedroom OSHAWA. tDedroom Upper Mrtute cpnvtrtibk. 5 speed. MURADAUTO SALES wvth 9C V4 Johnson OB 1^ aWmenl in Pitkermg 1- floor apanmtrw Stove and 149 000km enpee past re- Trucks waded 4 seas 2 swivel 2 bedroom apartment in wtrtby ftxW prime parking Lam - Dun Excdkm condom 1 SoMe leve wells 3 Oattenes. Info Cbx to ad Amemtits Call dry taditits No smolurl or Available (3900 or f4?00 0erteied Tel Coital. Coldwll Banker (11051726.9411 tinder. floatintg moor. fibre- (95�- m Dots July $450 IAA References Tel 1905) 435 1090 9E. E.- arm glass with Custom Straw �` MMT ST. E. WNITBII 728-7861 rut 111/1 YOTA TERCEL DX 2 wMt 302 E errs Engine very triter. $12 995 or trade for Oiu6ty festyle m well -lain cafe entrance. 4 Appliances. Or auto AWFM cast Whde gree Goad overall condition truck d equal value Cal 705- Laura iuw-ase building utk- PICKERING bright. dean. 2 Like new very clean 112 000 $000 Obo Tel (905'r 623.8826 328-04M alkr 6 D m or wee- Ties, parking laundry lac. se- bedr-wm basement apart. km $550) Phase all (905) ING FORD r 150 Pickup `rte ism) carrtyr cameras or"a a mna morm Separate entrance. 721-8983 entrance. laorhdry. brew cable SM. 30% utilities; No pets NI Call Janet for app 666-2450 Acing laundry. able. lug own men Whitby 3 bedroom. 3 bath- rhear June $1000. July 8 Aup $1500/month Season $4500 10 BASsett Dr. thrid 150 North Whitby "i,ti s. liroh srd basement gas hreplxz 5 new ap- References 705-8876144 OSHAWA. spotless 4 -bifem pkantes. it no pets. refer- 905683-2932 Sol quiet court with aground "aces and credit check $1500 GREAT FISHING and family concrele pod w/heater ac - per MO PAOne (905) 43D- holiday on Rice Like One cess L sited Lot 75'x116. call 3404 flow from Oshawa Modern in lulchen ri/WrY. 2 baths. PKKERN6 TOWNHOUSE 3 collages Sandy beach. play. ere* carpet in rec room w/ wttodstae. lurOwood/arpet. Dednx>mt 4 appliances. Jean. near near PTC. bus joule. growl dkWrMs p pgrain Low family Prices (705) 6% Ireshly Did. alarJteO 9111 - On avaidaDle Jut, 1st 51050/ 2601 rage wAiouse enfrance. re- shnyed '98. alumses. sav month CAN (416) 574-5070 HOUSEKEEPING CABINS on softer tasty, an appliances rl"AROO" Sturgeon Lake Clean 8 cum- fortable Complete with int -401 I61 wndow, vtrn stay eog 401 ixlfS IM CHRYSLER New Yorker Standard 35 DOkmS black solver. exc rung condtor U motor n gooe runn,ng undnion. with A BEAUTIFUL 2 -bedroom barroom. near GO/Mao Suds 0•Srheis couple No $72 900 M' N'Hl,, PAy MENIS Cheaper Hun rem 3 for Row owiAvt and BBO Ideal for schools 849 CanWim Can. Film Avenue Navy B:ut F 52500 tem Call 1905N36- fi 11 Icier aNwa Daxmem apartment pets 1stilast and releva to bilrms Owner ww hatp wAh WESTNErTMWY j ONE i, week or weekend hrrg Boat. carve and Dost Best all, CAN 571-5757 kyAdld Eaceetrht 1prndtioa Always Domed ^� As>vnp 0464 1908 GMC Suburban Great tnnsok electric start triter ock,M $1000 Telephone Soper dean. central it 4pc . ng snhoke 3 regnred Avalo" July 1st $800/mwomy neks" 831- In WAV 0 A C Lar Ko cal SON Grorp� ROOM Je Share ale tacwrkes twnahew paddle rentals available Plus sea dip rentals CAN 1-677.747- Condos 1 for Saw 36 500 i9051655.4660 kevable experienw, Cal Ken (9051831-5351 het t July t st 75 4620 ah, 6 m Mon -Fn RlalY, me rdhrrxsfned otnlra ar secirr ,me � (905)663415? PKXERING. UverpooVFnch. Coital. Coldwll Banker (11051726.9411 condrti,m 3500 0 8 0 Can 905.666-4028 BRAT TRARJER suitable for A road$ a Cal 725-8760 D .19051134 h. Sags lestale 5400/msaig h 9777 Nautical Bay Marina LOVELY uric Dedruum,Sul.ur 515000 mm soil Phone 905- I Off ,r : ,« du: 2 1"n did. AJAX. 1 -bedroom bright PKURNG. U 1 bedroo n ABA DAM OU A home of ndwtrve References. MSV LAND 10' LAKES one bed- um condo n Niter 2 11112 0006E Dakota Spat Truck 905-652.7528 IU,- cable.M Basement apartment. Avail- 1st Brod gtaw own' 6 months hire. 5500 1nCorM Last refined avalabk July 1 room $349/weekly Iwo bed- yews old Voockstatt caw. extended Cab V6 ar. 'wrung boards fiberglass )a` pod >A norg ooh We Jh/y 8401. meg WrnOry. $600 au n- regoreawM from 526.000 gross M wot- (9051666-8992 roes• $449rweeJuy co h, egraDDsc eat r err. erqrohupnfd0. S appkantts. order• DArk+Chr pus biter turwwau cover, low era BOAT. MOTOR 6 TRAILER sive 5700 Av imine- dialNy, Close to Go on but dusrve (4161287-2101 kevable experienw, Cal Ken AJAX �� 2 � Utah urge room m new ao r0Om s 500eQ Chris rtce S aSaurg $10.000 Ga11 905!430 E097 13F' 3ednr slnp DWt 30np 51500 08u ,me � (905)663415? PKXERING. UverpooVFnch. Coital. Coldwll Banker (11051726.9411 houat Cable. Wndry Park 3le p Sales daeNew i rrwna asa+nq cae 905430-7185 2'DratVVRI ongM 5laieroeS. me $00 pbo 905 426-5127 377 0311 Or 905-352- 905-377-0311 World Ready. (90516400556 111115 DODGE RANI .'SJO Lar cafe entrance. 4 Appliances. AJAX. large blight kg111 2 buewww aWmer. frdge. 3 BEDROOM BRNGALOW, or 905-420-5401 1128 Lots Pp Amir SLT ever 'G: on. ext MUT Cl3N.^1TP-v'-i .cry low Mt"vm Iia=eraerit tItraet Stove. washer dyer. SCPKM new refuvated thn,jwah out AJAX. SPACIOUS furnished STILL LOOKING FOR A vasaEm So* :rib. 8 cit migr - sow pkp boors 199C Bayi,,e! Caen. entrance. laorhdry. brew cable SM. 30% utilities; No pets eMance. Wncfd yard. no 511001montWy . utdubes. ra kind Available rfx,m on Clean hOmt brWides bin spot, akeside t 6 2 1148.4 2%9902 cup 8 ft bwA%or/tor, 82K 2050 Bowvidef 3 cyl 130hp . Non-smoker t$Vb t July 1 available August 1st 750/rwowdn frstAast Cal Pell OI arM July 1st 8asemere tui In. D+'r'1W. ckDk. dsh+vasher DOi kAy eilwrDDed oedat �- KENDAL HILLS A8000 Tekpnonft MM) 723 5695 Merc purser AT 1 aA- drive ,tart B. bort n CDWV 693-1358 (9051831-4326 slftd won Mepatt Near Go/ sellarae entrance. Stlirt �s Fr tar" Friendly al- Excellent ffslll r•. Rover nand 172 WRIT ST. OSHAWA - 4 Dedrooms separate dim - � trader Ashman 663 3009 twifts Peeler wortug non• bane, ere r- he Ga flora Ste Guo and C 11116 FORD F150 SUPER CAB t4ertO. arlfh bearig buddies Arhd new AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. in PICKERNG. Main noon Dun- soldier $400 FirstAatt svrrnarrrrg Pi ferba• Ari Book now 1.888- Fast Asking $1?0 000 $120 DO Walter Frank Roval :B SsP><ed air. CO. tats tiox CpwerYble lap $10 500 060 Whitby Apt bun;lmg SPA- nous carpeted, newly ow 3 D"droamS Mepact. 3.2 BEDROOM BUNGALOW. Parking,877-2159 Awilable nmmedaftt, Can LePage fraNc Rol Estate 57fi 4111 rcer. dc 6t 00ptO ExceNM Must see 905725-9627 pant- bMtr00mt. 4 Appliances. northwest Oshawa 1905µ27d2 •tanner and superb condwion, ed. wAn bllcorM, dost to bus. hardwood And maw Room. laiondry. am win. all ap- STURGEON LAKE Clean PNINCE EDWARD couury 515000 mm soil Phone 905- WANTED Used day flipper N1099' all nitdnbtt wooded. Deck backyard. parking pkmm. kwced yard Awil- 381.5026 knav 985 0059 fwti11so required. no Oek 1 $1050 inclusive Available able July Ist $1250.ubkbes 1 TON n Dooley Truk with 4 I Heavy Oury bedroom $690. 2 bedroom, $790 3 bedroom SOW Cil t 199 Femindat (905) 9933 per noRwsWsi required (416)609-6045 errs :-Auer Cer Full em- E M 43D-0134 iem) homes Poole. hot tub. NALMURTON Highlands MISSxxi lest passed. Ready 10 beautiful 2 bedroom cotapt tractions Children welcome PICKERINGIWNTE•S NO De- 34M SO. FT. ExKAMW home g,1 19051-839-9129 FOR SALE - Pallet % 1, BASEMENT Apt 1 bedroom, luxe t single Dedruum Dose- in Countce near Sd1001 MOfN1UN. 1 lar room an Cummercri Door clearNr 100 private entrance. parting. WAN apamaere. $675 pass 1/ $TOW- wOMfts FrfVlisYde- 1 varw were feted Stacking baskets Nuwidry. caok. dean. quiet. 3 No wets or smokers Single Ureference rt l" DERBY CARS. 1983 Dhds ;un 4 Wheel Drive 12fp rdrq lawnmower Cil 1stAasl required Avail Any- or mature couple preferred Please Cal Saw 576-9339 or suet wagur D,, en dairy En- 905)342 2439 bwt $6001mo . non-smokwg. ImwediA4 Tot Of ,Pyly 1st. W 922-M6 (arp) pnwttans exomia t 1981 1902 L:JMINA E c/antler 3 -BL. no Des Cam (905)-&39-%70 last f9051 7682 Olds lknety-Eight tram ex- 7 passenger 162 OOMm no a 1 Art` A BASEMENT APT Whitby/ RETIRED -Leet ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING cellerd Engine reeds parts rust well mimarhed Good CraN• building ma- 6 months free then own a New rads n both Pans oordidom. exalter runner Ostuwa boundary On private lure tenants central batnon hale from $SSOrmontn You 'ultc cultages iu: uriipsdes sent 2 acre DwWinq tut evadaok Good tshirg, rear- 16irms Sam of Pilon. we ,unable rafts (7051359-3707 southern exposure. overlooh- Flads mg South Bay on lake Ofdar A • 1 x, Private safe. $24 5(X 905- 988-7949 509-2993 CLEARWATER, fully furnished Colteget amt central it conditioned. 2- 1 Flat, rds 3 bedroom mobile Iptntu- (905) 435-0607 iem) homes Poole. hot tub. NALMURTON Highlands rte:.r beaches and rpipr al- beautiful 2 bedroom cotapt tractions Children welcome on Large kit. all facilities. has Photos Shovwi in your home deeded access to no motor lsunge form car to car BOm SUM obo Td (9051-430- 1471 CRAFT AND ANTIOUE VEN- HORS wanted Spaces from town with pArkmg;separae lontrafnce Cam A dose to Cl- 1 bedroom apartment. depnc heat YWiher/dry, each rem require full time family, w come $28 000 reasonable oversized room Sepuau tai trance. 1 112 birth Parlurg S2 weekly 1905 5503 A PERFECT FAMILY Vacation lake Year card access Move in t7Dnh Ilion $45.000. b $1 100 CA 905-404-0994 988-7949 SM 5C per moM Let us sed vnC Audtonum Avi1ADk Awilabk August 1 1999 Tel I]edw I do the rest Doni cable, hydro am., No lutchen Home in CLEAR WATER AREA (905) 435-0607 STOCK CAR bon 1999 open 11116 DODGE CARAVAN SE your products for low YOU 'lull' 1 Cad (905)404-2323 905 579. 9016 Wart Cal Bill Roka. Coddlednon-smoker no pets. avail 3 bedroom townhouse. pod. Nory *nee mudniea competes at 30 OOG km 3 3L V6 3 or loaded. Gan 434• don't need b be here Open 7 MOfN1UN. 1 lar room an 2-b�n Banker RMR Real Estate b- Joh 1. (9051 426 9271 TI Mn. tenms caul. pared. l o Land nruspon Nu 8 Cir unto wng pass ager a *ale Mhque Bar 3rd floor in small building i day (905) 728-9411 BBD. envie yard. dost to turn key new toes 6 rims Dever wrecked $SOOC all and Country Craft Market 1618 Durdas St East Whitby CWSC to conveniences. would $420rmo cafe entrance. 4 Appliances. AJAX. 3 Oedroom. 3 Dah. 1 beach Available now For nb b pfxrus 19051 579 3788 SM - SIM Advance unlit Wyday/commission el - Bob Mo■on 705 324 %92 / TraiMts 90514W-0508 sad male "oes included CAD 655 5539 aoppppoosSitdet Walman, t parting, $799/month all W, ve Non- Lamy room. double garage Avail July 28. $1200/mo plus AWKABLE fmmedutdy. PrfeW NO pen on 20 n 6 between 9.9pm and wee- kends 1174 SIMCRAfT CRAFTERS WANTED at *The CANNNGTON large 1 and 2 smoker. no pets Available utilities credit check Call brand-new town home n Cartwx a 11 For Soodif 1148.4 2%9902 tent trailer fah A Craft Showplace loot• bedroom a n ends in five- Joh 1st Cad 1905)68fr5559 Wendy Corturwo. Rema Fust $350/rnhOlhm pus uM• Get out 1 • ( good condition $2000. Also sohop Jeep YJ. honey C01- ed n enc Codrtice FW Mar- ket 4 km east d Ostuwa Lei vhduOes pbk• SPACIOUS well-mintaned 2 905 631-3300 aes. phorklCoknat 432-1042 172 WRIT ST. OSHAWA - 4 Dedrooms separate dim - of debt q without bank: polig asking 5400 Cao 905-697- your pats dr us show sit You do rid to ft two parting. ApDkances. 550 rent rebate Mean shoppnq Acts Avail at 900 aide 888 Glen SL Some with deck, garage 17'x27' Lot h tube there There s NO churches park Paul (416) walk-in closets. paint prowd- 19154 TERRY TAUNUS 28' 6 month contract Also re- 988-7949 ed Gose to schools. shop - 9 ler 51dg ace Fridge. MUS LINKED stove. furnace shower. awn• more 1 moth tree rem it you CENTRAL OSHAWA - 2 bed- DruO oemre. GO Station Utah - lies nduded Call 728-4993 Toods mg Excellent Gond Askfnq I sign 01 June 30 Call 905 oor apt washert al uutilities 1903 GLENGROVE ROAD BAD CREDIT? NC CREDIT' $7500 (905)-342-2349 1167 BONAIRE 32 loot trader 436-1 !!BI I Ap�`et`nts dryer. incl SOW month Available July 1st FirWUst. Can 433-2954 (snp) OSHfl1WA EVEN BANKRUPT on a waterfront permanent site B)rl F consultation (905)576-3505 Large 2 E 3 B/R units. Li park 5 mouses Norm d Student debt included CENTRAL Osbd.s large 2 Utilities Included. Easy But need a car"Lindsay. large seated died. 1 -BEDROOM Apartment in duplex Parking yard private bedroom Apartments avail- able In well-mantinM ACCESS t0 SCh001S, shed. tnVe $16 000 Tel Phone Mel today 17115)438-5378 entrance near Wilson Rd and 401 Oshawa Non-smokers/ budding dose to al amenities Please cad 1905)723-0917 9 shopping. For appL Call 14W 72I-$741 SIMCOL4xNtNm COLLEGE m9 Dd arta. basement. for rent in set room, recreation room, large or -V 9iraslrced Everyone accepled regardless home. $400 /mo exclusive. deck, garage 17'x27' Lot of credit rating Call for tree dean. quiet los of privacy. 40'x207' Linda Johnson. Saes Rep Res 705.324- information 905-576-3505 Student loans Included all before 2 p.m and after 9 p on 438-1442 6094. Coldwell Banker, Kent Place Reality, 1.800-339.8347 MONEY PROBLEMS, Get Out Office & •1 (Excl) of debt quick without gong Dandlrupt or belong garnisheed 1 Ism 1903 GLENGROVE ROAD Everyone accepted regardless COM ERCMIOMITS. Park A Open Sat(Sun 14pm. Beauutul d credit rating Can lot free Bloor, weal bCatim 2 Avail- 4 bedroom raised buagaow 2 consultation (905)576-3505 able units. 1425 sq.ft. each baths in -Law apartment, heat- Student debt included Cal (905)579-5077 aft, Spm ed iground pool. large IN, (905)571-3281 mature street. Close to Tran- 401 k AS OBTAMINIG A LOAN a NOT 576-1800 ism 34' clTAT10N 1man n0 pets preferred 5600 uulr- Am - 7 .m bedrooms. 2172 bathrooms. Sinop mu ` � GUARANTEED. SOME D 2400 Sq.h Owet subdivisgri. FIIRNI each OFFICES 600 5245.97- 5 must see. Dave cowu ES CHARGE UR or applicationsExcdknf CmMan $10.500 rhes mctuded 2-3MAvailabinn• COIIRTICE - Furnished suety. VICTORW MANSION• urge. Avail Aug 1st $1200/mo.. sq.ft each m freestanding 905-837.2550 FRONT FEES. OTNM Cal (905)•655-7144 or (416)- medukh 905 432 3250 1 bedroom, kin, -leve! Park- sunny 1 bedroom apartment n $Ail 1stili (90*11%6-8411. Pickering bldg.pySkerpagrae_ en00 WT. IT Is - accepted 578 5792 2 BEDROOM - Udora $700 private entrance. Whitby. trance, ,ems Can I biek StoreBEAy decorated to OSTEO TINT YOU private Olde Near doiwhbwn, 191B•CKB M - Hardtop tent inclusive Sed contained. First ro pets. 1575.5600 negotiable. amerrlies and Go $talon For OETACMED 3 bedroom. 1.172 trader. excellent condition A last. No pets. Ouiet Country firsVlast. Soil wo _ more rrtlorrtWan 665-9393. baths. WhtDy. Omer Creek. (905)039-4700 room. g Gardens 3 bed- BIIIESTIGTE TNOIIg1GN 01 sah5e- Ouftt area near Schools A rooms. blas flea, large kit on a LY W . sleeps 7. lunars. mol racks. setting August 1st Ail, person Cal (905)134-57 �y 2 bedrpopys. hard- Available August 1st. 1 Caldgas gkret court Asking; $173.900. BEFOIiSNdBNfiANY - stove, canopy. (xleened 6p_m 705-(705) 228-8063 alter bpm wood floors oak Cal 432-1229. OPEN HOUSE COMPACTS. room !revs used) tows easily. cupboards. hionlMy plus utilities. SUNDAY JUNE 13th FROM 1181 at$$" SENTRA 5 2 BEDROOM apartment North COZY country living. 1 bed- ilnalkad balcony. free parking. Cap 190515(19 2141 Wd Immaculate condtran � fire asking $6.200 eau Oshawa Tap fbor with bat- room apartment, private ed- wale to fa Bbcks from 401. BALSAM TARE. access. Cot- 1.00 to 4:00 p.m 22 Arran Firinc�kl 96.000 km. loaded. looks 905.723 4013/ leave res cony. spacious. nicely deco- trace with patio. no smoking Immaculate. Rent negotiable. f0UTM OSMARBA - main door 1�Q� six. TY. VCR. Cour - No agents please. • brand new Executive driven s� rated. 1 FirstAasUrelerences. Cal 905- 3 bedroom house. Gose to al ee0.. sleeps Cal after 6 ridge. stove. rd bin• felted ids. Working person pre- 655-3107. amenities Laundry ladboW. p.m. 705-451.1750.AICBROONUN, 1820 sq h.. 2 16500 905 725fi7W (serol 1!!2 COIFIMM Kent Triter. dry IaciMlies.bAck Yard Avail- !erred $650 p/mo. inclusive _ r► ppkk�s storey. 3•bedrooms7FAM:YOU 1985 GD MIN*. 4 dr. amAm Desurey Series. Cedar Sleeps able July 1 S840 inclusive Cam (905) 623-5111 BOW- WN MY 2 bedroom apart- utilitiess NO sSM Awailil k1, 2, i 3 BEDROOM CoUgoes Tabule home. attar d g�-6 kitchenette, heater. marine lst/last (905)668-7799 MANVILLE. mem available J 1st. July �"y (�) lou beauuld Purdy Lake. Fin rage, in-law sate Hardwood Cass dean in 8 out. excel- oily 16.9)'i- 175.lent condition Regular min- battery. awning anOsceen2 BEDROOM apt near Osha• OMOPST. WINTRY . A bg BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom well equipped A clean CMN- floors on man level. ceram ED ftnarhu $5500 905-579.9074 room Excellent conditon wa Centre and 401 Parking, one bedroom n 6 available July 1st Tel (905) UIWM. 2 bedroom detadrd es on 22 acres. Swimming• ics Main door family room)(4800 Tel (905) 4301090 'hard. 665 7543/ (416 7894145 bungalow. eat,in kitchen• fisting. boatag• tents. bath kitchen with gas fifepace.(sruDl July I . storage Avitabk wood doors. 2 appkArhsuit )volley1!p FLAGSTAFF hardtop July 1 Non Smokers Pre- coin Laundry. parknq, suit dor room• era back 1�aid. nwmo Dal, basketball, bad- Large nl ailing, wakoul to281H!i MDMA Accord EXIT. Iriull sleeps 6. Indoor/out- ferred $650/mo pus hydro business couple$750 pus WNmY Bachelor A 1 bed- close to ad amataft 1850 W-. honxshoes, hot -tub. large new224 died and lerlcedDEBT RELIEF boded. rmmacuWe. room available tdM 4 will man- LITST T pus ufrfrites hrsV JAcu7n. barbecues A hie pits. Yard $224.900. Cal (905)655 door stove. sm*- kxbox Used 905 579 0246 hydro. 1 •(416) 159 5321 famed Duildirg 1 Sevens Re 61.1K10kms. f18.995 Call last Tel ererhces. AvalLaDk Ju- Just Dnrq your towels, per- 3158 GUARANTEED (905)668-5677 less than 20 onme Stored i ally tad 905 -668 -nn WE CAN HEAP! sidely1. 905 666 5334 Blue Moon aeircea''c Call meow Asking 53500 Call 905.725• It book 1-800.659.9448 3269 Be a part of the 111 ACCOUNTING FRANCHISE NETWORK Flw'SINESSSERVICES' in North America! *ACCOUNTING BUSINESS FOR SALE IN AJAX-PICKERING EXCELLENT GROWTH POTENTIAL UNIQUE CONCEPT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR SMALL BUSINESS FOR MORE INFORMA7701V CALL PHONE: 1-888-723-4388 FAX: 1-800-428-5297 t,J Off Legal Notices UR Legal Notices NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 11, 1999 PAGE 37 AIP • a I Crnt M EvemB • a 1 Coming EtteMB • i 1 Coming E•vents • 1 WR7h i • I ixahp • • 1 e - 1 WOr�"p Jack and Jill for Jayann Horton Clint Nicolle Saturday June 12th, 1999 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at the Uxbridge Masonic Hall 26 Spruce St. NOTI(-E TO CREI)ITORti ANI) OTHERS Slow per person or 516'x'per couple [1,\1 he Estate of Patrick 11 Boullbee, late of the City I.,rontli. in the Provirhee of Ontario. Tickets available from friends PERSShaving claims against the estate of RICK 11. BOULTBEE. late of the Clty of and family or at the door uy ofnii nto who died on or about the 2nd da �,,ember. 1998. are hereby required to send full ;,,nnculars of such claims to the undersigned . ,.•rutrix on or before the 18th day of June 1999 ' 1 1 Improvements : 1 1 Improtrerttertts .li,i.'r Whll'h dale the Conly s claims will be DIRECT WINDOW Ii�Inliuted having regard only to claims that have ,hca been received and the undersigned will rid be Deal Directly and Save :,.,h!c to any person of whose claim she shall not Vinyl Replacement Thermal Windows Iii it have notwe. '.Side Slider - Double Hung I !.iced at Tmomo this 13th day of May. 1999. ' Bay ' Bow F -A. Boulthre All types of Aluminum Work 27 Fourth Avenue Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 ViLbridge, Ontarin I'P.,1V5 :1 Roofing :1 Roofing 1 Registrations 1 Registrations A & C ROOFING wmmw �taJ LING Itorka And A:, ; ai1:,. *7a N Shingling. :; pc. ,,; : �,,,t....,,,....nd old. «'orkmanship Guaranteed 10`% lhx'ount to Seniors, fully insured. Free "imwes. 'GUARANTEED - REGI Can A,ndresly at ("S) So449so p At. INTING A The Children's Service, Dj,.Icon: 1 ' Plumbtrtg Lo ' Plumdng airs off •r Ii •ns •d PI h I PV satisfied. For a free nomate Call Scott 416-414-5911(Pick- ering) An Pro Painting and Wallpapering . k•uua. T..p 4-0, -.w• a rcarx•ahlr wKcs '.Int „Ii lar Snrn t'.;I I.r a FRFT Estimate 404-96" TMS PAINTING b DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast. clean. reliable service. 428-W8i : 1 ' Plumbing Top Oua:,1y Plumb ng at Reasonable rates Service and new Installations Residential -Commercial No job too big or small Free esbmates-over 20 years experience Call 905-837-972 810 ( c( . c ayu OU Programs throughout Brock Township for children 2-5 yrs. Registration Beaverton Community Centre Monday. June 21, 1999 between 9:00 am - 3:00 pm Registration Canningtun Community Centre Tuesday, June 22, 1999 between 9:00 am - 11:30 am Registration Sunderland Town Hall Tuesday, June 22, 1999 between 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm (lo, t ;v4a& Cjeedc. Pllawe4eta e4md-4r. o. nice ee 64m~4" 1-90 404-4792 Anniversiries WV11■ Anniversaries a The Family of Ina and Clarkson Arnold will be happy if you join them in celebration of their parent's souk Wadding Anuatttre rsarry An Open House will be held in their Honour on Saturday. Juane 19. 1899 from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Mill Run Golf 8 Country Club R.R. #1. 269 Durham Rd. 08 Uxbridge. Ontario, L9P 1R6 Best Wishes Only � • Morita 1 o145=0ia � f m WE ME LODONO for Den- NOATWMS - Good. bad and fists, Restaurants. Message e9ly, Futatickp lot any put- Therapists. Hotels. Computer Pose Al applicationsaccept-Stores. Sporting Goods. Day ed CalServices Corp .(91e5) fi68- mvator . Rooters. O!tice. hmli- 6805. Lure and Decor. Our clients need the preceding services & aa ' 1 eeakproducts. Please call 905- CMWMOIN 439-2309. CLEAN, newt' equipped. 24' chip trailer, good location • .: Psyd tp asklnq $15.000 Call (905)668 7668 after 7 p.m. SMALL family restaurant in t sy�iQ eoa soft htiuus Whilby, prime location for [utiaur sale, great potential asking 530.000 obo Tel (905) 668- TSrot Patin & 5553 psychic readings Metro East Trade Centre Pickering Flea Market We "I", (41 6) 778.0914 DOUG CLARK Plumbing 6 Mechanical Co ltd. General 4 Commorroal i�Resrd�entiw 19 Licensed d insured, repairs, alterations 6 renovations new bathrooms, pump repairs FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRS. EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE 905 686-5172 141100-831-2383 1 eneg a 1Gardening a LaliOfcayn ' talld1114:1 TREE REMOVAL t MAINTENANCE Stump removal i Landscaping CALL DAVE 831-7055 "Services 1L.MParty services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children s Parties And All Occasions, Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 666.4932 11 Improvstttsthes • 1 Personals 11AASIZAli. CaOVI BORED HOUSEWIVES - ON mom TARIO Names& Home Phone Numbers. 1-900-451- 3638 ext 680 $3 691nn must :Arpentrv, t>asririrnts, be 18 T -tone N N 1 bathnw>rtts, .Yranucs, el OLDER LADIES - Names & Private Home Phone Numbers. 1-900-451-3638 ext 235. $3 69/min must be 18 T -tone DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICE! Call 905.683-1110 Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads tree. Meet a new Friend or Love for hle 211 kapt,"misrns • Complete Basement & Bathroom Reno's • Ceramics, Marble, Stone • Concrete Porch Resurfacing & Repair • Drywall Tape, & Painting NNh431lo a005i2.1fit BRICK/ BLOCK/ CHIMNEYS 905)831- 0664 decks Free estimates Seniors Difcmumtu, MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU Iu05) 429-3362 Ask for Paul MILLSTONE CONSTRt1CTKIN • Additions • Renovations • Decks • Basements 427-0059 1PELLEY How See your deck before we build d, in 3-D, Inferbck walkways & gardens, terices & sheds Calf Rick (905)619-0681 SELL R NOW CALL 683-0707 815 HARRY -O -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 198507-4437 or 14 x283-5936 i STORAGE Houses, Apartments, Offices. Appliances & Piano Specialists. Senior & Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prelessional IterviCit. Call 436-7795. Eitporienced � , apt., etc. es, o tc. =. SMYx:ea Servic" swvicn service! 0 rm., s _• �yVIC .. /.. : ti .� ., r..!✓� it F /�dS" .3 ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN Pickering Standard Church 35 Church St. N. I i Methodist) Pickering Village - 683-7311 Sunday School - I0 15 TIWorship - I L 00 am Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - 9:45 a.m. Evening - 700 pin Sunday Family Worship - 10:30 a.m. wed Family Night - 7:30 pm Sunday Sch(x)I - Supervised Nursery"The Adult Bible Study, Youth. Children's Activities Chun h That Smile, •• 428-6102 655-0148 Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister EVERYONE WELCONTE TO ADVERTISE YOUR CHURCH SERVICES Please call Janice @ 683-0707 or fax (905) 579-4218 : I FIrp CsrerlrlL CARPET INSTALLATIONS ?`_ dears excenerce 'estretching, our speciality Free estimates. D & N Duncan. 987-1799 or 997-1999 Roux taeaml CLEANING LADY AVAILABLE Excellent references. Will clean entire house including fridge & stove $60 Please call Pam, 839-1701 10 far, wou yr tried th, rrst, .Nor u'c tl'aee to &Y a w Brsr `aLuurning. dusting. kitchens baths. blinds. baseboards. wscs. doors. and more for I low price of $hy 00 .v/ "a Rams r:.., a A'd can Ruta (0 cell 416.706.92.84 840 mom TREE CUTTING b TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905433-7140 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.0 • 4 lessons 6 tat •10 Lessons $150 *Ful Cause 5259 Free pick -up and drop df (416)287-3060 Find out why businesses in Durham are making and saving money using the Durham Trade Over 1,000 Products & Services available. (905)439-2309 St. Isaac Joyues Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering LIV 1J6 ll "5) 831-3353 SUNDAY LITURGY r Saturday Vigil 4 30 p.m. L Sunday Morning 8: 30, 10:00. 11:30 a.m. J Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. U OeMWMausaws Deaths Senn ce. • 1 1 ICAMTECH *Upgrades L PPUTER `22 airs •Installations -CD Du lication Certified Technician Reasonable Rates 434-7130 lumtech,,i idirrct.t•A Adult Enyrtsnllrrit •L r � ,tic•• Escort Service r•. i n4 t )u rh,tm Wipon Discrettun Cuaranteed Open 4 am Daily (905)725-2322 tiuvv Flirin • Is. Don't Forget The dews Advertiser Classified Dept phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat 9:30 to 3.00. To Place Your Classified Ad Pkme Call 683-0707 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be respon- sible for more than one inser- tion in the event of an error. ADAMS. REGINALD ARTHUR 'REGGIE" Mar nth 1917 - June 4th 1999 veteran of the R C N R- H MCS Oakville and D.E.M S. 'MISS ME, BUT LET ME GO' Left to Cherish his memory is Ru#W. beloved wife and best friend for 62 years His daughter, Gail and her husband. Vein. Son. Rick and his Cade. Gat and grandson. Mark Beloved brother to Baron. Doug and his wile, Nei. Hts adoring 'Siupper and Bndgene' Lawgy rernernbered by sorters -in-law Colleen and •ter husband Lew. and Goldie. His nieces and •iephm. His cousins, Iris and Vi. His special friends, colleen and Borvae, Jean. Kathy and Smutty. Sally Jrd Joe and Randy's Karen. A very speaw 'Thank You' to Doctors Luskor and Chapman with whom Reggie field in fwgfl esteem and the staff at Uxbrdges 'Cottage' Hospital for their warn and caring support. At Reggie's request, cremation has taken place. A memorial service will be held In Lakeport at a later date M desired, rernerritrances to the Hospital for Side Kids. CAUNCE, Walter - ,1 :he 4,ax 3 Pickenng -eaith Centre. cin :iearescay. ,note 9.1999 in his 87tH year. Predeceased by his wile Lilian Helen Caunce. Loving father of Lesley. Ian and Susan. Dear grandfather of 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. Speaal thanks to the 2nd floor staff of A1ax & Rdcenng Health Centre for their care and kindness during a difficult time. The faruly will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax Fickenng village. 405-428-8488 from 7-9 pm. Thursday. Funeral Service In the Chapel on Friday June 11. 1999 at 2:00 p.m. Internment - Ers. kine Cemetery. If so desired, donations to ttme Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated. FERGUSON, David John- It is with great sorrow we announce the sudden passing of David John. In his 74th year, June 8,1999. Beloved husband of Agnes (nee Smyth). Loving tamer of Terry Ann and hus- band John Cr!scione of Pon Perry, Larry and wife Peggy of Comox, B.C.. Geraldine and husband Richard Oldham of Uxbndge Barry and wife Betty of Uxbridge, Diane and husband David Mddtelson of Scarborough, Donald and wife MaryAnne of Ux- bridge, Arlene and John Higgins of Scarborough Joyce and husband Alan Broome of Kelowna B.C., Mark of Uxbridge, Dale and husband Jonathan Rus- sell of Vancouver, B.C., Frank and wfe Sharon of Ux- bridge, Scott and wde Liane of Lindsay. Jaruwle of Califonia, Shelley and David Bel of Goodwood. Grandfather of Wlncent, Jill, Charlene, Nicole, Pa- trick, Krista, Karl, Kyle, Bob, Kevin, Sarah, KaWeert, Joseph, Jonathan. Jason, Becky, Kyle, Lindsay, Derek, Crag, Mark, JuM, Casey, Alamo, Danielle. Sophia and Banca Dear brother of Gladys and Argus Ferguson, William Ferguson and Evelyn (deceased), Eileen and Perry Groundsell, Vida and Don Wood, Robert Fer- guson, Bernice and Gil Now and Bruce and Jean Fer- guson. Dear brother-in-law of Nancy Enright, Frank Smyth, Eileen Carnegie (deceased) Stan Smyth, Terry Smyth and Kevin Smyth. Relatives and friends will be received at the LOW 8 LOW Funeral Home, 23 Main Street South, Uxbridge, (905-852-3073) on Thursday, June 10, 1999 and Friday June 11th from 24 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel at 2 p.m. on Saturday June 12. Interment Uxbridge Cemetery. Memorial Donations may be made to the charity of your Choice. r7- _ ---...�r` ,r w s SUN., JUNE 13 2-4p. 117 HIGH ST., WHITBY, BUNGALOW - 3 YEARS NEW" 1.600 sq. ft. beauty on a MARY 50x146' landscaped lot. Extra GAINE' large kitchen, separate living & dining rooms. french doors, 2 full baths. Jacuzzi, walk-in closet. Walkout to large bdeck, , quiet cue -sac. re,e1760 An 61 Ftp( V13,12,3VLLE $159,000 brightly Wdwood 400's.Kim+ JAMES TRACY brealdast area, gas fireplace in I vMW "Nrg room, decorated superbly. n has one of the largest lots In the neighbourhood. Fully fenced 01A""" 01EL" au" with deck. Come see ft home! CJ85)683-5000 4 A dft- R.,•_ t SPECTACULAR 83 FOOT Attractive all brick split level RAVINE LOT! 3,500 sq. fl. of liv*V spa BILL Preferred area 3 kkkhenns 5 JOHN BODDY EXECUTIVE baths, suit in-law, large family - son artist work from home. An 4,000 sq ft. of luxury! Can my amenities. Cal Bil Legros- for Iasi of extras. Seeing is toll free hassle free recorded WEND message for instant detais on this FULLER•• gorgeous showpiece 1- 800-573-3087, ext. 1907! or can Wendy Fuller', (905) 683- 1088 for viewing. attrorr\lrFJatrnc 11111newm, 40w SUN., JUNE 13 1-4 P.M. 543 OAKWOOD DRIVE, PICKERING Attractive all brick split level 3,500 sq. fl. of liv*V spa BILL Preferred area 3 kkkhenns 5 LEG OS baths, suit in-law, large family - son artist work from home. An %pnewtow amenities. Cal Bil Legros- for Iasi of extras. Seeing is ...—r+ ATTENTION FIRST TIME BUYERS:! "i AJAX $1740N Y2== family roan has �u fnepl� atd hardwood doors! Fug Inacter bedroom emuite! Too �y @aum to list - a6sdurly imtnamwe - a a= we! 00 -Ta, 1W �1Ts AJAX $161,9N lovely caner home ;n papular fami3llr000ms y! newly fttushed basetn ' Doubledrive, centra► air, eat -in kitchen plus much fume! Jus[ move in A enjoy! �a rpt► �.. AJAX $114,40 Unbelievable value! Brihi k shows well! Cls fifushed basitneol, upgraded hroadloon walk-in closet do enswic bath in master bed- ! Dont miss this ane! SUSAN CARUVAM (416) 321-3536 SAT. & SUN,, JUNE 13 & 14 2-4 P.M. 9% TIMMINS, PICKERING WESTSHORE/BAYLY Gtamtitg 4 locust. vd a8bm Euro kitchen. Main floor tardily roam we w/o b Florida room. Gose b Frenchrrtart's bay, Lake Ontario. Pada ti more. Oriet crescent wittm a atrscerlt. Cal Carol E. Kula, assocW9 broker 905831-3300 or 606.3330. KUDLA FWAM BFAWLM To advertise Your Open ..Nouse can Lynn or Curtsy (905) 570-4404 or c4�6) 798-735. Old It -0- �PONTBUILT FOR °R"IA�C 2.2 litre engine, 115 HP • 5 -speed transmission • 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes • PASSLock` theft -deterrent system • Next Generation dual air bags • Tinted glass • Rear spoiler pi, :'_ t +�♦ Y n�,f (-1,'11 �'r•.- rt 1 r1 1 tI��I tri�.+ NEWS Acivtk tSER FRIDAY EDIT -0k, June 11, 1<399 OAGt 39 AIP I 1999 SUNFIRE COUPE Down Payment Lease Payment Total Due On Signing ++ $0 $234 monrh $1,437.35 $1,620 $188 n onrh $3,247.45 $3,000 $ 149 rnonth $4,789.60 t+Total due on signing includes down payment, freight, security deposit, I st month's payment plus taxes, GST, PST and gas tax. Licence, insurance, P.P.S.A. and admin. fees extra. -1999 SUNFIFE GT ' • 2.4 litre engine, 150 HP • 5 -speed transmission • 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes • PASSLock` Theft -deterrent system - Next Generation dual air bags • AM/FM stereo with CD player • Air conditioning • Cruise control Tinted glass 1999 SUNFIRE GT COUPE Doan+ Pa mens Lyase Payment lilt it Diu on Sr nq� $0 $273 ,, —ts $1,S07.20 $1,570 $228 , .,Ath $3,235.9S $3,000 $ 18 7 „,,,0th $4,833.05 ttTotal due on signing includes down payment, freight, security deposit, 1st month's payment plus razes, GST, PST and gas tax. Licence, insurance, P.P.S.A. and admin. fees extra. w cmwe, nssaranee, t'.r.J.A. and admin. fees extra. 1999 • / • GRAND AM SE 2.4 litre Twin Cam 150 HP engine - Bold and exciting new design • All-new chassis, with exceptional rigidity - 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes • 4 -speed automatic transmission with Enhanced Traction System - 4 -wheel independent suspension - Power door locks • Tilt -Wheel' • PASSLock` theft -deterrent system 1999 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE Dome Payment Lease Payment Tool Dae On Si ng $0 $300/.loath $1,609.25 $2,050 $238/ -oath $3,845.45 $4,000 $180/..nth $6,021.25 ttTotal due on hwhules down payment, freight, security depoot, lot 's payment Plus nus, GST, PST and gas tax. iicatcq insurance, P.P.S.A. and admin. fees extra. 3800 Senes H V6 195 HP engine 4 -speed automatic transmission with Enhanced Traction System - Wide -track stance • Next Generation dual air bags • 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes . AM/FM stereo with CD player - Air conditioning Rear seatpass thru • Power door locks/windows • Tilt/cruise Rear spoiler 1999 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT Do" Payment Lease Payment Total Due On Signing' $0 $399 month $1,980.35 $3,600 $288,...th $5,867.70 $5,000 $245 month $7,378.25 ttTotal due on- includes down payment, freight, security deposit, 1st month's payment plus nus, GST, PST and gas tax. Licence, insurance, P.PSA. and admin. flees extra. ONLY AT YOUR ONTARIO PONTIAC D RS. We'd likeyou to know mor•: Come visit us at your kxal deafer on our websile at ww%L9mc neda.eom or call 14K*GM-DRIVE.-toflem based on a Sunfire Carpe R7Z, Sunfire GT Coupe R7Z, Sunfire Sedan RM(Grand Am RM Grand Prix GT 117Z. Annual cost of borrowing 1.9%11.9%/1.9%/5.4%/6.99', per annum. Annual kdometre limit 20,00 km, $0.12 per excess kilometre. Other lease options available. Licence. isurance, P.P.S.A., administration fees. rad taxes not included. Dealer may ,sell or lease for less. #Rnar>cing on approved GMAC cred- it only Example: $10000 at 1.9% APR. the monthlypayment is $216.51 for 48 months. Cost of borrowing is $392.48. Total % sell is $10.392.48. Example: $10.000 at 4.9% APR, the Mon payment is 1229.84 for 48 months. Cost of borrowing is $1,032.32. Total obligation is $11032-32. Down payment, trade and/or security deposit may be required. Monthly pay- ment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down paymenVlrade. '1JOffers apply to select 1999 new or demonstrator models, and to qualified customers in Ontario only (excluding Thunder t3ay and Kenora). Limited time offers which may not be combined with oilier_ offers. Dealer oderArade may be necessary. See your dealers) for con- ditions and details. www.gmeanada.corn is a trademark of General Motors C&porabon. FROZEN HOT CHOCOLATE-, ' '��E 1099 KINGSTON RD, ;IV 831-2665 DE -� -RING next toz. THRU �. uc a Movipw 9) I