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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_07_02..S NEWS ADVE RTISER PICKER I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SI N C E 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 49,500 20 PAGES FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5. $I NEWSSTAND Down to thee wires --. �4 �- _7",'_, ° . Pickering residents win power line fight BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING —Town council has rejected a controversial plan to move power lines from Kingston Road to a hydro corridor in the Maple Ridge neighbourhood. The $3.8 -million transfer was to be undertaken by Pickering Hydra at the request of the Town to improve the appearance of Hwy. 2 and to create further opportuni- ties for valuable commercial and office development on Pickering's main drag. Council's decision Monday was sweet victory for area resi- dents fighting the project tooth and nail since February, when they first learned of a plan to put the lines about 10 feet behind the rear prop- erty boundanes of homes backing on to the hydro corridor. The plan was later changed to place the lines between the existing power towers in the corridor. However, the residents were still not satisfied and about 100 of them filled the council chamber Monday to per- suade politicians to oppose the transfer. "Unsightly, potentially unsafe and unhealthy commercial hydro lines do not belong in a residential, recreational, school and conserva- tion area;' Paul Marrin of Field- stone Circle told councillors, not- ing the project would require cut- ting down 18 trees in the Duffins Creek watershed and chopping the tops off about 80 more. '-We do not believe we should be cutting down trees to relocate wires that are too unsightly for our streets" He urged the Town not to take the "cheap route" and "improve one arca at the peril of another"_ Area resident Bill -Alexander told councillors 250 citizens had signed a petition opposing the transfer. He explained they were concerned the increase in electro - See PICKERING page 7 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo The last limbo Lindsev Catran takes the low road during end -of- significance for staff and students as Woodlands school festivities at Wixxllands Centennial Pub- is closing for good when new schools in the area lic School in Pickering. The event held special are completed. Hydro merger sparks cash flow for towns Inside the News Advertiser It's official: Pickering, Ajax, Clarington utilities join forces BY KEfTH GIUJGAN Staff Writer Pickering, Ajax and Clanngton taxpayers will benefit from the three towns' hydro utilities being fused into one entity_ The new company, which does- n't have a name yet, will be return- ing $12 million on a pro -rata basis to each community over the next two years, with Pickering to receive $5.7 million. Ajax $4.4 million and Clarington $1.9 million. The merger of the three hydro- electric commissions was officially announced Tuesday morning at Door Creek Golf Club in Ajax, with ,about 100 municipal officials • and 1 personnel of the utilities in atten- dance_ Mayors of the three communi- ties are ecstatic about the creation of what will be the 10th largest hydro utility in Ontario, serving about -60,000 customers, with about 100 employees. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs said, "It's a historic day for hydro in many ways. It's a larger and stronger utility that will service the existing customer base, but grow the company in many ways" Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre is confident, "Service response and customer service won't go down. We expect it to go up" AIR c mmol wa CIECKAIP $62600 1�1 WITH TMS SERVICE GET 1 M R134A FREON �- ` 404411111W And, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish added, **There are economies of scale and getting ready for the new market (to be considered as the Province opens up Ontario's energy supply business to competition). Ajax, Pickering and Clarington aro three of the fastest growing mu- nicipalities in Ontario. The cus- tomer base is expattding rapidly," noted Mayor Parish. The merger "maintains the utili- ty in public control. The shares will be owned by the municipalities and that will bring rate stability" On Monday, each of the three See MERGED page 4 w1ERE To M R 111HIM Page ...........6 +9Piain Super ..........6 F W mum ..........11 Spwb ................13 died .............15 SM US A CALL Goo ........... 683-5110 Oil N On ......683-5117 McIU ft as .....683-3005 Audi= Lin ......683-7545 StsP lF Ts 1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomOdurham.net Web sits ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 P155/8M13 4 TIM I 1 I � S TIRES ' 1Milh pt c6m of M0 enters of equal vrt{te* d list price. ' Apprm to aV fires in gods. »"'"ol l&od d 1 Insk" A 0 alp P I +�* '1.�:::'k'G+,yy�-,y�4�,yy„.... }r. :'��' •��`�,+�e�. .'�b'�y:�'iS'}�R.��'F . ��ijj.�+7 personnel of the utilities in atten- dance_ Mayors of the three communi- ties are ecstatic about the creation of what will be the 10th largest hydro utility in Ontario, serving about -60,000 customers, with about 100 employees. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs said, "It's a historic day for hydro in many ways. It's a larger and stronger utility that will service the existing customer base, but grow the company in many ways" Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre is confident, "Service response and customer service won't go down. We expect it to go up" AIR c mmol wa CIECKAIP $62600 1�1 WITH TMS SERVICE GET 1 M R134A FREON �- ` 404411111W And, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish added, **There are economies of scale and getting ready for the new market (to be considered as the Province opens up Ontario's energy supply business to competition). Ajax, Pickering and Clarington aro three of the fastest growing mu- nicipalities in Ontario. The cus- tomer base is expattding rapidly," noted Mayor Parish. The merger "maintains the utili- ty in public control. The shares will be owned by the municipalities and that will bring rate stability" On Monday, each of the three See MERGED page 4 w1ERE To M R 111HIM Page ...........6 +9Piain Super ..........6 F W mum ..........11 Spwb ................13 died .............15 SM US A CALL Goo ........... 683-5110 Oil N On ......683-5117 McIU ft as .....683-3005 Audi= Lin ......683-7545 StsP lF Ts 1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomOdurham.net Web sits ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 P155/8M13 4 TIM I 1 I � S TIRES ' 1Milh pt c6m of M0 enters of equal vrt{te* d list price. 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SOL IT2 Flow knNiffik ltoorey at OW fiat SdL# M2L SALE t31.MS Pius tax 0 STM MAN TO 60 M am May To so 'W"If = MW To Go 0 STOCK Noy To so M STOCK Noy To so D I aft 701r0 -4-0r-1 =q 0 a OA .1Fm 0 6 ME a 1 -4 a 7 I 5 9 0 9 6 NEWS A�A.�t�1rJ XM" 3 frMannin brings tax cutpledge, United Altema'fiv'fe plan Durham BY JANE McDONALD Staff Wriier It was a bad day for the leader of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition. In Durham last Tuesday to sell Re- form party members on the idea of cre- ating a new political party, and to raise funds, Preston Manning put on a brave face despite the fact his chief fund-rais- er announced his resignation just hours before. The reason Patrick Ryall gave for relinquishing his post June 29 as presi- dent of the Reform Fund of Canada was that he doesn't agree with the de- cision to pursue creation of a new po- litical party. In his "Give me a (tax) break" campaign, Mr. Manning says he is calling for a 25 -per cent reduction in federal taxation over the next three years, geared to a timeline of the Liberals' next budget in Feb- ruary. "We will also present our own tax relief program in conjunction with the next federal budget," said Mr. Manning, "to show the Liber- als how." The most enthusiastic applause of the evening was a promise made by the federal leader to reduce capital gains tax by 50 per cent. Mr. Manning broached the subject of the United Alternative initiative, an effort, he said, to stop splitting the conservative vote in Canada. He called for "Canadians of all walks in life" to unite to get tax levels down. He spoke of an auto worker from Windsor, Ont. who showed him his pay stub after working over- time with a net pay in the same amount as deductions. "The average family spends more on taxes than on food, cloth- ing and shelter;" he said. On the minds of the decided and undecided, was the June I1 result of a Reform party referen- dum in which 60.5 per cent rank - and -file members supported con- tinuing the United Alternative ini- tiative to create a new conserva- tive political party. The approval set in motion Mr. Manning's plan to continue efforts to form a new political party and seek formal co- operation with the federal Pro- gressive Conservatives, Please Reucle PRESTON MANN/NG Tax relief program will 'show the Liberals how' But no one in Durham would have believed there was a wavering of sup- port for the national leader or his plans 'to author a new party. Conservative stalwarts such as provincial education minister Janet Ecker, Oshawa MPP Jerry Ouellette and former PC cabinet minister Mike Starr made sure of that. "I'm here for only one reason;' said Scugog resident Joel Aldred, a (Prime Minister John) Dicfenbakcr-era speech writer and broadcaster, in his introduc- tion to Mr. Manning, following a $150- a -plate roast beef dinner at Thunder- bird Golf and Country Club. "I believe in exactly what Preston Manning is doing" Beginning by acknowledging the 89 -year-old Mr. Starr, former federal minister of labour and the last surviv- ing member of the Diefenbaker cabinet of 40 years ago, Mr. Manning then congratulated both Mrs. Ecker and Mr. Ouellette on being re-elected in the re- cent Ontario election. His main mes- sage, though, to the more than 150 Re- formers who will receive a $ 100 tax re- ceipt for paying to dine with him, was tax relief. "In the next federal election, I pre- dict there will be a demand for deep, broad-based tax relief," said Mr. Man- ning. "lilere are very few Canadians (hat would not agree there is a need (to reduce taxes). o Ceramic Tiles FREE Shop -At -Home Service 469 KhVton Rd. 1-800-236-8533 Pkkering 905.831-2111 a- "When Cust mem Seed Their Ilrrimft. #L11Hi ZROWENIMN11l�ifQ.D .m Sntwift Drelrm 2*911M D sat[a+ttw 110id ansa tae wit 21 rats Mr. Manning, who brought the Reform party from 0 to 60 seats and official opposition status in only a decade, said his job now (and why he was in Durham Re- gion Tuesday) is to reach out to dissenting grassroots members concerned that the United Alter- native will water down the hard- line principles like opposition to proposed gun control, on which Reform was founded. "W%en I die, just throw my ashes into the ocean" (How do you plan on getting to the Ocean?) Everything you ever wanted to know about preplanned funerals is just a phone call away. Talk to us, and discover what a funeral can be, and how easy it is to arrange your own funeral. 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Thev will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments o �1cDonald's. Congratulations Shanlcy & Tyler for being our carriers of the week. • • W'aimml , Ajax 135 Kington Rd ..yax 222 W' yh' Jt W' . Aiax '26 Kin}cston Rd, Pick 1361/ Kin"on Rd. Rdc OV/ P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 2, 19" Merged utility a `win-win' for users,, ratepayeirs: Parish MERGED from paxe I Town councils passed a bylaw disbanding their local hydro commissions and transfer- ring the business to the new company, which will be owned by the three municipalities. The provincial government's Bill 35 al- lows private companies to get into the field of supplying energy and allows a municipality, if it wants, to sell its hydro operations. All eight municipalities in Durham stud- ied whether to set up one utility to serve the entire region several years ago. but Whitbv and Oshawa withdrew from any merger talks more recently. "I'm sure they think they're doing what's right for their municipalities;' Mayor Parish said. "The appropriate way to go was to merge the three. lt's a win-win for the utili- ties, the ratepayers and the users' The Pickering, Ajax and Clarington G -en& Mntal Calve forAdults, -and Great B].Rabu�., , We keep ourpatients smiling by taking the time to understand their needs. Add our friendly, caring staff and state-of-the-art techniques and you've fount! a good dental home. � • A Fafl Range of Dental Trestmeots .. --- Btangthe whole family. • Saarday & Evening Appointments . lljpk� you better x PaymewtOpfiw�- 1 geudie theafot ym watt. ;tisi%O 1Kn - V=9 visiott glasses, s�t+eu - :Visit— ' AUTO, AIR, POWER GROUP, LOW KMS., BEIGE. 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Np %, , ATJ Op w ;V-1ro EN PICKERING TOWN COMMUNITY PHARMACY • ACCEPT ALL DRUG PLANS • FREE DELIVERY IN AJAX & PICKERING =� • 10% OFF FOR SENIORS . Multi Forte? 9 ' t"k 1360 Kingston Rd. Unit 4 Pickering (Hub Plaza) 831-6121 onall Phamaaare Preduft Expires July 31/99 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK MON. - FRI. 8 A.M:12:30 A.M. SAT. 10 A.M.-12:30 A.M. SUN. 10 A.M.-6:00 P.M • NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 2,1999 PAGE 5 A/P 7.7 or at ,gip eCial n sale Purchase prices '"ls,..7,t9fb%. ::e�fi.lR�`4:;7 iR..- '�i%� •• w ~� _ kr, This weekend, all furniture's and sleep sets are on sale or at Special Purchase prices. Plus, beat the GST plus, use your Sears Card and don't pay for one full year on all furniture* and sleep sets. Sale pnr:es end Sunday. July 4, 1999 while quantities Iasi Some Mems may have been on sale during the past week �� ' Wlirm Sem Etaraitwr store "- 1(%&) VICTORIA ST., UNIT +f7, YCI II'i'ITY. 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ONTARIO. 11110\G: (9115) 579 �I►;3 41s1'sMtr Sears will dadrrct an arnamt equivalent to the GST from your purchase price. Offer does not appy to deferral fees, delivery. nstaltabon or maintenance agreement tllarges. Offer ends Friday, July 16, 1999. 'Datl't PW NIR: Don't pay until July 2000, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. Minimum $200 purchase. A $35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time of purchase. Otter reds Sunday. July 18, 1999. Ask for details. N arMar>r Appy to merchandise in Sears Furrwture Stores and exclude Catalogue purchases. NP0658099_ '0/601 Furniture Strop; excludes baby and patio furniture in our Sears Retail Mall stores . LbCYr9m 1999. Sears Carnrm M¢ ,^��i.r.�..... .-.�..�..�.�.>.� - _ ,..->.. .� ,.,..-G,:r:.-.:..�....P'-.�». -«.. ...a„ . .-... ,.w.arweaeesaws.,. .... +gn�sr•r:e.w� R ... ....a ,...� .« w a. P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EMM, July 2,1999 0 Editoria,_1 N E W retebrgte the future OPINIONS 4 DURHAM S' ADVERTISER JULY 2 1999 i 1 99 9 EDITORIAL Federal tax Reform welcome Manning's tax relief message makes common sense You'll forgive federal Reform Party leader Preston Manning for looking a little, well, blue when he made a stop in Durham to sell his tax relief pro- gram Tuesday night. There was a blue mood for the em- battled Reform leader as his chief fund-raiser resigned only hours before the Durham stopover due to the con- troversy surrounding the so-called United Alternative. But there was also a blue presence in the audience with the participation of local Progressive Conservative MPP% Janet Ecker and Jerry Ouellette and former federal Tory cabinet minister Michael Starr. But Mr. Manning's main message will likely play well anywhere: deep, broad-based tax relief. The Reform leader's 'Give Me A (Tax) Break' campaign calls for a 25 - per cent reduction in federal taxes over the next three years. And never one to pass on an opportunity to take a jab at the Liberals, Mr. Manning promised to present Reform's own tax relief pro - grain in conjunction with the next fed- eral budget in February "to show the Liberals how". Though Mr. Mannings tax relief message - particularly in an audience with sitting members of the Mike Har- ris Tory government in Ontario - is welcome in Durham Region by people :still feeling the strain of high taxation, there was an urgency to his message on the United Alternative. Even active Reform members have had trouble embracing the concept of a united political right wing. (Fewer than half of Reform members cast ballots in a party referendum.) So Mr. Manning is reaching out here in Durham and elsewhere to address the concern that a United Alternative will somehow di- lute Reform's founding principles. Reform has never succeeded in any great measure in Ontario and that isn't likely to change without some big change within the party itself. Hence, the United Alternative can be seen ei- thcr as a brilliant political evolution for those perched on the right, or as a poor attempt at providing artificial respira- tion for a dying party. No matter where you stand philo- sophically, however, few would argue about the merits of a plan to substan- tially reduce federal taxes. Ontarians voted with their hearts and their heads for the Tones twice, largely due to tax relief. Surely Reform has been paying attention. Tax relief? Some would say it's only common sense. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnews@durham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. 8Y GUKTIIAt'S ~# •.Info I LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Fix bus service; forget merger To the editor: There are several points I wish to bring to the public's at- tention regarding the story about the Ajax -Pickering bus merger in the News Advertiser of Wednes- day. June 19. Reading between the lines it appears to me that some employ- ees could be adversely affected by a joint transit organization. 1 would quickly condemn any ac- tion which results in a job loss. If any employee wishes a sev- erance package, golden hand - This doula is worth the moolah A man's opinion on the benefits of a natural childbirth Ajax resident Henry Zaczek strongly supports more flexibility for Canadian business, and envi- sions the eventual diminution of pol- itics in the workplace and in govern- ment ibelE We know that we need to open our eyes to see what is physically around us. What we sometimes forget is that we need to open our minds to see the more elusive opportunities that also exist. Hiring a doula is one such op- portunity that recently factored into my .family's life. Our first-born son was two weeks late and had to be delivered by cae- sarean section or we would risk the lives of both mother and child. At our next birth, my wife was not swayed by the myth "Once a caesarean always a caesarean" Nicole wanted to hire a doula; I had never even heard of one. Realizing that it would be extreme- ly difficult for my wife to handle an ac- tive two-year-old and a newborn while recovering from a second caesarean, I opened my mind and wallet to look at Henry Zaczek Opinion Shaper possible alternatives. I cleverly sur- mised that natural birth was a beautiful but stressful time for fathers; I felt that I could use all the help I could geL This is especially true when mother decides to go into labour at 2 am. on Jan. 3, 1999 during the biggest snowstorm of the winter. While -the doula did not help me shovel snow, she sure took the edge off the stress once we made our way to the hospital. Yes! She made it to the hospital too. Our doula, Tracey McCannell, was a positive and assertive coach who sup- ported my wife's view that natural birth was very possible after a caesare- an. With her by our side, during the first 10 hours of my wife's excruciating labour, I was perfectly relaxed. In the last two hours, however, when things got so rough that both my wife and I had decided natural birth was not in our cards, Tracey pulled an ace from her sleeve and asked us to consider using it. After a careful consultation with the hospital staff, we decided to use the ace. Within two hours my wife gave birth to our daughter. Thanks to Tracey's skilful ways, my wife realized her goal of giving birth in the most natural of ways. With the hos- pital's support (especially a nurse called Stacey), Nicole and Tracey did their part to dispel a long-standing myth. Our family's life was made eas- ier. As a bonus, the health care system saved the cost of surgery, and an ex- tended hospital stay. This doula was surely worth the moolah! E-mail comments on this column to nnews0darham.net. Submissions which include the wrfter's fall name and town of residence wilt be consid- ered for publication. shake or early retirement, that's fine, but there will always be a few who wish to continue work- ing. It is immoral for any corpo- ration to place staff on the bricks for no valid reason. Having darkened the door of Human Re- sources Canada (formerly UIC) I speak from much experience that losing your job is a serious mat- ter. It can lead to depression, fam- ily break-up, violence and once in a while suicide. I suggest the towns of Ajax and Pickering bear this in mind during these talks. I will not sanction any merger or amalgamation if it means job losses. What concerns me greatly in this part of Durham is the frenet- ic rush of commuter traffic as the public jockeys for the fastest lanes on our rubber -worn roads. In Pickering, the GO train sta- tion parking lot fills up in no time. The overflow at the nearby arena is impractical; it's too far away and there are no sidewalks on Bayly Street. Nearby streets are used. Parking tickets are is- sued. And then I see Town buses nearly empty morning and night as they attempt to co-ordinate with the trains. I don't mean to condemn my Town's administra- tion but what's wrong with this picture? I see a failing transit system and a horror story on Bayly Street twice a day. I see money spent on studies but our gridlock worsens; it has become a morass. Perhaps it's time to spend money on how to correct the en- tire transit system, never mind a merger. Frank Threlkeld ,]r., Pickering 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 EstateAutomotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution alanager Lillian Hook QJJice Manager Barb Harrison Composing .t/anger Yews (905) 683-5110 MU (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 (Qistribution (905)683-5117 Seneral Fax (905)683-7363 Fail newsroom!u durham.net Web address www.durhamrx:%s.net 130 Commercial A% c.. Ajax, Ont. LIS -1115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metro" Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & 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 advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. &OM 0#" FMI•,,,r.r ■ ..MO" 10 imp, i 5 11 NEWS ADVERTISER uly PAGE Big Brother was watching,.iiand guiding', Bank}heist Former Little Brother urges local golfers to hit links for more links BY LINDA WHITF- Slaff Writer Remembering times shared with the man who took him to baseball games, encouraged him to do well in school, and attended his high school graduation and wedding come easy for a former Little Broth- er. "He made a big difference in my life," Pickering resident Mike Hen- ning says of' his former Big Brother Glenn Toner. "We were well matched and had common interests in sports;" Mr. Henning says of the match, made when he was 10 years old and living in Kitchener. His parents had di- vorced several years earlier and he seldom saw his father. While Mr. Henning credits "a great mom who put us in spans and did so much for us", the oldest of three boys also rememlx:n "feeling different" when it came time for fa- ther -son games. "I specifically remember those situations;" says Mr. Henning, now 39. "1 remember the low self-es- teem. But a year later, my Big Brother was there. 1 think it was a building block for mc" Admittedly, "I don't think I would have gone as far in sports if it weren't for Glenn;' says Mr. Hen- ning, the father of a two-year-old boy and with another baby due late this summer. "He helped me develop confi- dence and I started to get g(xxJ at some things;' Mr. Henning recalls, pointing to his days as co -captain of fix: high school football team and winning championships. He also played hockey and baseball. "He would go to my games and support me and 1 would go to his games and support him:" While Mr. Henning rcmemtx rs his Big Brother encouraging him to Mike Henning credits a strong relationship with his Big Brother when he was u boy with helping him grow. Constant encourage- ment and strong guidance helped him realize how much of an in- fluence his Big Brother, Glenn Toner, had on his life. Mr. Henning is providing a special address to guests at an upcoming furca!-rai. - ing golf tournament for the Big Brothers Association of Ajax - Pickering about his positive experience with the program. do well in school, he realized just how much an influence he was after reading a story about Big Brothers his mother had written just five years ago. "These men were excellent role models for the boys and added a sense of stability and security to their lives;' Clara Nowak wrote, rc- ferring to the Big Brothers her other two sons had as well. "I never had to tell Mike and (his br ether) Mark to do their homework while they attended school because the encouragement to pursue an ed- ucation given them by their Big Brothers was highly regarded by my sons. "it was great support for what I hoped to see my sons accomplish, as I knew they had to rely on them- selves alone for a successful future," said a thankful Ms. Nowak, who has since passed away from cancer. Mr. Henning studied business administration in college and has 1 rnade strides in a career that began in computer programming. He has become involved in fund-raising ef- lorts for the Big Brothers Associa- tion of Ajax -Pickering and Contin - es to admire the relationships 1�)rged through the organization. "When I see the difference that it 'nakcs in the lives of these young s, it reminds me of myself as a .held. I see a positive difference in the Little Brothers, an increased confidence level. That's a common denominator.' Mr. Henning will share his expe- riences as a Little Brother at an up- coming golf tournament. "if my help could possibly bring a Big Brother to a Little Brother so he could have the same experience I had, I'd be grateful;' he explains. The tournament will he held Monday, July 12 at Glen Cedars Golf Club in Claremont. Cost is $150 per player, which covers green fees, the use of a golf can and din- ner. It's $50 io attend the dinner only. The tournament follows a Best Ball format and kicks off with regis- tration and a putting contest at 10:30 a.m., followed by pictures at 11:30 a.m. and a shotgun tee: -off at 12:30 p.m. Cocktails and a silent auction will he held at 5.30 p.m.. followed by dinner at 6:30 p.m. For more information on the tournament or on becoming a Big Brother, call the association at 686- 2871. Pickering power line plan unplugged Maple Ridge residents succeed in scuttling plan PICKERING firm page 1 magnetic emissions in the corridor from the new lines would create an increased health hazard; that the addition of the unsightly and po- tentially unsafe lines would de- crease area property values; and that there was no evidence the transfer would create enough eco- nomic benefit on Kingston Road to warrant its cost. "lite project has no rational jus- tification," said Mr. Alexander. He suggested the Hwy. 2 developers who might benefit from the trans- fer should pay the cost of burying Ow lines. Under the transfer plan Picker- ing Hydro would have paid the cost of moving, burying or eliminating the need for all the power lines on Kingston Road between Liverpool Road and the Knob Hill Farms store east of Valley Farm Rd. The $3.8 -million sum would only have included transferring lines to an above -ground position in the trans- mission corridor in Maple Ridge. +(• � 1. .'1: ;. PAUL MARRIN Don't `improve one area at the peril of another.' Burying them in the corridor would have increased the cost to $4.84 million. Burying them along Hwy. 2 would have pushed the price up to $5.1 million. The resolution approved by council to ask Pickering Hydro to drop the plan was brought forward by Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland. "This is not an appropriate ac- tion to be taking to meet the objec- tives of the Kingston Road Corri- dor Study," he noted. His motion originally stated the $3.8 million should be diverted to burying power lines on Liverpool Road South and West Shore Boulevard, the two `gateways' to the town's waterfront. But the majority of politicians, including Coun. Hol- land, voted to delete that part of the resolution and continue to support the option of getting rid of the lines on Kingston Road. They suggested Pickering Hydro should continue to seek alternative ways of elimi- nating the lines. Only Mayor Wayne Arthurs and Ward 3 Regional Councillor Rick Johnson supported the transfer. Coun. Johnson noted that with the upcoming merger of local electri- cal utilities in Pickering, Ajax and Clarington, Pickering may never again get such a "golden opportu- nity" to get the lines off Kingston Road because its new merger part- ners are not likely to approve such an expenditure. The mayor noted the additional new line would "not substantially change" electromagnetic emis- sions in the Maple Ridge hydro corridor, and that all the studies done for the town recommending the removal of the lines from Kingston Road had already provid- ed a business case justifying the cost of the project. Mayor Arthurs said after the meeting the cost of burying the lines remains "prohibitive". He also said if there is an ac- ceptable alternative, it will have to be found by the end of this year, since the $3.8 -million expenditure Pickering Hydro has approved in its budget for the project will only be honoured until the end of 1999 and is not likely to be adopted by the new amalgamated electrical utility. suspects nabbed in Pickering Two men are facing several charges following Monday's daylight robbery at an Ajax bank, a high-risk takedown of one suspect in Pickering and a second arrest of a man who climbed on to a roof to elude po- lice. The drama started around 1:15 p.m. when a local business- man went to deposit his week- end receipts in the night deposit at the Roval Bank, 4 Harwood Ave. S.. Ajax, Durham Regional Police said. He was approached by a man who demanded the bag of cash. When the businessman resisted. the robber threatened him with a semi-automatic handgun, grabbed the cash and ran to a car, Sergeant Jim Grimley said. A witness who had spotted the car and its two occupants in the area before the robbery called 911 when she saw the crime. Police in Ajax and Pl, k- cring were notilied and the car. a Plymouth Reliant, was seen get- ting westbound on Hwy. 401. The car ended up in front of Detective John Gilker, who kept an eye on its until cruisers ar- rived. The car pulled off at the Whites Road ramp and stopped, at which point police surrounded it around 1:2.5 p.m. One man surrendered but the second fled on foot, eventually climbing onto a roof of a home on Sheppard Avenue and jump- ing onto a second roof. Police officers and the canine unit sur- rounded the home but the man refused to come down. Sgt. Grimley said. The Pickering Fire Depart- ment was called in but the man climbed down before firefight- ers' help was needed. Police recovered the money and a loaded 40 -calibre Smith and Wesson semi-automatic, which had been stolen durin- a January burglary in the Kitchen- er -Waterloo area, Sgt. Grimley said. Michael Washington Haughton, 26, of no fixed ad- dress, and Vincenzo Sposato, 23, of North York, are charged with armed robbery, possession of a dangerous weapon, possession of an unregistered, restricted weapon, two counts each of pos- session of stolen property, being occupants of a vehicle contain- ing a restricted weapon and al- tering a serial number on a firearm. Mr. Haughton is also charged with obstructing police and pos- session of a firearm while pro- hibited. They were held for bail hear- ings Tuesday. ,4/P ME $,NEWS AJDVUtTl4F.R FBtAAWMITICIM. JVV► 2.1999 Durham Catholic board director earns papal honour Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board director Grant Andrews received a papal honour in Toronto Tuesday in recognition of his commitment to the Catholic faith. Mr. Andrews received the Knight Commander of the Order of Pepe St. Sylvester during a special ceremony at St. Michael's Cathedral during which several members of the Catholic community were decorated by Aloysius Car- dinal Ambrozic. According to the Arch- diocese of Toronto's Catholic Pastoral Centre, the Order of St. Sylvester was established by Pope Gregory XVI in 1841. "This papal honour is awarded to persons who have lived exemplary lives in business, the profes- sions, the military and so- ciety;' the centre reports. "It is bestowed upon was Pope from AD 314 to baptism of Constantine, 335 during the reign of the and hence, symbolically, Emperor Constantine. the sanctification of activi- "Medieval legend attrib- ty in secular society," the used to Sl. Sylvester the centre reports. GRANT ANDREWS Commitment to Catholic faith. Catholics and, in the pre- sent day, upon persons of other faiths" The insignia of the Order is a gold -rimmed, eight -pointed white enamel cross. The centre medalhi ,r portrays St. Sylvester. ,+I` Find out how their Qardens grow in Pickerinv, PICKERING — The Cream of the Crop "ill he on display on Sun- day, July 11. The Pickering Horticultural Soci- etv holds its Cream of the Crop an- nual garden tour starting at 10 a.m. at Vaughan Willard Public School, at the corner of Glenanna and Dixie roads in Pickering. Many of the gar- dens are in the Claremont area and some are on the sites of heritage homes. Cost is $12 per person. A strawberry tea will be held at the final home, beginning at 3:30 p.m. Tickets are available in advance by calling Jill Snape at 839-7057 or Barb Twiner at 839-7600. Tickets will also be available on the day of the tour. BILLBOARD JULY 2, 1999 FRIDAY, JULY 2 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addic- tions of all types, including co-depen- dency. Child care program available. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). TUESDAY, JULY 6 TEENS: The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax, hosts Fiesta, with food and games, from 6 to 8 p.m. It's for teens and is one in a series of free drop -ins. 428-1212. SPA: Young women aged 13 to 19 years are invited to take part in free weekly spas from 1 to 4 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax. Topics include nail and skin care, fitness, aromatherapy, yoga, per- sonal safety. Register each of eight weeks. 428-1212. NO TM 80" Ghw1w Tab[e..... ......»...........'!!. M 42-z7r Chas Tiep 7......... Dr. David W. Parr and the staff at THE PARR CENTRE are pleased to welcome Dr. Kimberley A. Hanke to their dental team. Dr. Hanke is a native of the Ajax/Pickering area. She was born & raised in Ajax and attended Ajax High School. She attained a Bachelor of Science Honours Degree from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario and received her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the I'nivrrsity of Detroit, Mercy in Detroit. Michigan. Dr. Hanke is excited to return to the Ajax/Pickering area. THE PARR CENTRE is now offering evening and Saturday appointments and as always, new patients are welcome. Please call 683-2561. 596 KINGSTON R.D. W. (CORNER OF KINGSTON RD & C11 RCII s -r.) PICKERING VILLAGE We're online at wwAdurhamnews.net DAY SALE 3rd &Sunday 'fes X"1611111111111 Ihsi Take ............. S4" ftsm Fbp*n'h ti.-..---..Iff-.M 3C*xW Oal Rasia Ta6h...... _........ dO. sift. M-zg" %qu F1 0 TiU..... W&W, =-W- OW blip Ta61e...... .......... �4t1.OlF •�.�"n.,�..�;..,.�. Boa oe f�!�dlfllmn ;�aaJm `J�iala� I 40" dr Oat min BMW ...... 46" Rare/ bin amu ....... ..»... ».... 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The Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St. W., Ajax. 0 '] 0 The Youth Centre. in conjunction with the YMCA Youth Employment Service, is offering a free one-week program designed to prepare teens for the job market. The Youth Action program, open to Ajax and Pickering residents between the ages of 13 and 19, will provide participants an opportunity to develop teamwork, lead- ership and employment skills. Teens will prepare a resume, gain inter- viewing skills, work together on a commu- nity project and recci�c a CPR certificate. at a minimal cost. Participants will receive a certificate upon completion of the program which runs from Monday through Friday from I to S p.m. during the weeks of July 12 to 16 and July 19 to 23. For more information or to register. contact The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Ajax, at 428-1212. 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Media Q B.C.'s Cannery Row tells fishermen's tale BY MARGARET DEEFHOLTS Special to the Wens Advertiser When advised to allow at least an hour to go through the Gulf of Georgia Cannery museum at Steveston, B.C. I was skeptical. My information sheet said it was built in 1894 and that after it closed its doors in the '70s, it was designated a National Historic Site. It now operates under the um- brella of the federally -ad- ministered Canadian Parks Service and, under the aus- pices of the Gulf of Georgia Cannery Society, it's been open to the public since 1994. Notwithstanding all that, in my book the cannery was a place with assembly lines and machinery, a few pho- tos, and dry facts and statis- tics on charts displayed alongside a collection of old artifacts. Worth about 15 to 20 minutes at most. That was what I thought until I stepped inside and found myself drawn into a dynam- ic, multi -media experience that was sheer entertain- ment. Where else can you step onto a huge weigh scale and find out what your value would be if you were a salmon'? Or walk through a model fishing trawler, take a look at the crew's living quarters, and snicker at one of the occupants'? (I won't tell you any more...you'II have to find out 'why' for yourself!) Or stick your hand in a bucket of bloodied fish entrails (okay, I didn't go quite that far!) which isn't real, but you'd never know the difference, except that it doesn't smell'? Smell, in fact, is one of the few sensory experiences you won't have when walk- ing through the cannery. But even that isn't hard to imag- ine, when you visualize the boats unloading their cargo at the wide entrance of the cannery (back in the 1920s), and you hear that the entire area was waist -high in fish. The sights and sounds of the fishing industry are evoked vividly on screens, and as you walk along the canning line, sensors trigger sound effects — the clank of machinery, noise and confu- sion of everyday working conditions. In the butchering hall, 30 Chinese workers would skin and gut 16,000 to 20,000 fish a day, sometimes working around the clock (no refrigeration in those days) when the catch was The cannery in Steveston, B.C. has a long history and provides visitors today with an interactive glimpse of its workings. large. The Chinese crews worked on contract and were paid one cent per 1,000 cans off the production line, earn- ing between 835 and 850 a month — not a bad seasonal wage in those days. In 1946, manual fish butchering was replaced by a mechanical gadget that is today called 'The Iron Butcher' and is capable of cleaning, de -gutting and skinning 60 fish a minute. During the dark days of the Second World War when Japanese fishermen were in- terned, the company brought in men and women from the Prairies to take their place. Women sitting on both sides of the canning tables were The Cruise Report Dae w the no*avai these past few mnod>s. pries w Europe are the gest they've every been. ti you're conneaoptating a war, tow's the tune to do it and craning is the best way. Picture yourself traveling back into ancient times at F.pbesas, an awe iaspoug site with many antiquities. keends and bistoncal acconam if you love sports, why not visit Olympia Greece. birthplace of dw world remowsed Olympic Games. visit Rome, a focal point for many of the world's greatest artists, architects. nders and philosophers. If you're a beach lam speed the day. in Nice one of tie wodd's most famous resorts an the Cate d'Azw. If the British Isles sod Western Europe arc mw to your likog, you can enjoy the beauty and history of Cornwall. EAaburgk Guernsey. Cork t Dover. 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Sealed cans stacked on trays were cooked within a huge iron oven -like retort. It is said that the retort at the Gulf of Georgia Cannery had another use too. On pay day, the party scene among the workers sometimes tend- ed to become a bit too ram- bunctious and law enforce- ment officers would have to he called in. If the cells at the local prison were full, the hot -heads were dumped inside the retort (its door bolted to six inches ajar) where they were left to cool off till the following morn- ing. The cannery offers some- thing for all ages: Children can open drawers and peek at artifacts, push buttons to watch audio-visual shows, turn cranks and pull aside flaps to reveal secrets of the octan. Adults will marvel at the human drama and shared ca- maraderie of the people who lived, loved, worked and died here. A charming 20 - minute film, 'A Journey Through Time', is an old fisherman's tale as told to his young grand -daughter, and plays in the surround - sound Boiler House Theatre within the museum building. GETTING THERE: The Gulf of Georgia Can- nery is at 12138 Fourth Ave. in Steveston Village, Rich- mond, B.C. Guided Tours: 20-30 minute presentations, every hour on the hour. Film Showings: 'A Journey Through Time" presented every half hour. For further information on special events, hours of operation, guided tours for seniors and admission charges call 604-664-9009. OOJ Margaret Dee/holls is a frrelanee travel writer/pho- tographer. Follow more of her travels on the Internet at wwww, travel- wise. com. BIRMINGHAM from $429 rtn PIP GLASGOW from $479 rm pp LONDON from $359 tP1n pp PARIS from $489 "n pp FT. 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This time, he's heading back in time to 1969 to hunt down the nefarious Dr. Evil, who threatens to leave our hero 'shagless' forever. Along the way, he Felicity Shagwell and Ivana Humpalot, and gets in and out of scrapes faster than you can say "Smashing, baby!" Big Daddy: Adam Sandler. Thir- ty -two-year-old Sonny Koufax is a law school graduate steadfastly avoiding the increasing pressures of adult responsibilities. In a misguided attempt to impress his soon -to -be -ex- girlfriend and prove he is ready for responsibility, Sonny accepts custody of five-year-old Julian under the pre- tcnsc of being his biological father. The General's Daughter: John Travolta, James Woods. In a world where nobody asks and nobody tells, the daughter of a popular general is found brutally murdered. But certain secrets cannot remain hidden forever. Notting Hill: Julia Roberts, Hugh Grant. The romantic comedy chroni- cles the amusing and unusual courtship that begins when the owner of a small travel book store (Grant) finds his world turned upside down after the biggest movie star in the world (Roberts) walks into his store. Star Wars 1 - The Phantom Menace: Liam Neeson, Ewan Mc- Gregor. Darth Vader is a hopeful nine-year-old boy named Anakin Skywalker and Obi -Wan Kenobi is a brash young Jedi Knight. The first chapter of the Star Wars saga follows Anakin's journey as he pursues his dreams and confronts his deepest fears in the midst of a galaxy in tur- moil. South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut: Trey Parker and Matt Stone Based on the hugely successful Com- edy Central series. Tarzan: Walt Disney Pictures' an- imated adventure Tarzan is an innov- ative and entertaining exploration of the classic tale by Edgar Rice Bur- roughs. Tarzan traces the story of a baby orphaned in the African jungle and raised by a family of apes. Wild, Wild West: Will Smith, Kevin Kline, Kenneth Branagh. Spe- cial government agent James West, long on charm and wit, and special government agent Artemus Gordon, a master of disguises and a brilliant in- ventor of gadgets large and small, are each sent to track down the diabolical genius Dr. Arliss Loveless. Loveless is plotting to assassinate the president of the United States with the aid of his monstrously huge walking weapon -transport vehicle called The Tarantula. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Summer of Sam: John Leguizamo, Adricn Brody, Mira Sorvino. New York's summer of 1977 produces the city's first serial killer, Son of Sam. With the media creating mass paranoia, the whole city be- comes a hotbed of trepidation and panic, captivating the entire world as the vicious murderer stalks his way through the Italian -American section of the Bronx, preying on innocent young couples. After a Mafia boss of- fers a bounty for Son of Sam, a thug and his gang of flunkies become ob- sessed with the idea that Son of Sam is someone from "the neighbour- hood". The hunt is on, with an aspir- ing punk rocker becoming the focus of the gang's suspicion. Also playing: Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me, Big Daddy, The General's Daughter, South Pork: Bigger, Longer do Uncut, Tarzan, Wild, Wild West. Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pick- ering: A Midsummer Night's Dream: Kevin Kline, Michelle Pfeiffer, Cal- ista Flockhart. Another classic Shakespeare work gets the Holly- wood treatment. Entrapment: Sean Conncry, Catherine Zeta -Jones, Ving Rhames, Will Patton. An insurance investiga- tor (Zeta -Jones) convinces her boss that only she can set the trap to catch legendary gentleman thief Robert Mac Dougal (Connery) by posing as a master thief herself. Instinct: Anthony Hopkins, Cuba Gooding Jr. Within the brilliant mind of primatologist Ethan Powell (Hop- kins) lies an ominous secret — a mystery unsolved by his estranged family and the law enforcement offi- cials who have jailed him for murders in the jungles of Rwanda where he studied and lived among mountain gorillas. Now, held captive in a brutal See REEVES page /2 Let us entertain you! Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN 7 Days a Week A Trivet Agency... Investing In my Future? Call for details 905-426-6242 Will Smith takes another turn at action-comedv in the film Wild, Wild West, playing this weekend in Ajax and Pickering. The film follows the exploits of u pair of 19th century government agents trying to foil an as- sassination attempt against the president of the Unit- ed States. Flowers & Gifts For ailour floral needs 5 f *ARE YOU 1 �G ETTI NG ,.4 MARRIED #e IN 2000? IT'S NEVER TOO EARLY TO PLAN YOUR FLOWERS Specializing in Weddings, Special Events (905) 509-2552- 300 Kingston Road, Pickering AIP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 2,1999 ............................. ee'vesfigs c e1711111110i*nte igence In eMatrix REEVES from page I I prison for the criminally in- sane, Powell is remanded to psychiatrist Theo Caulder (Gooding Jr.), who must try to unlock the dark mystery in the mind of what appears to be a madman. The Matrix: Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fish- burne, Carrie -Anne Moss. In the near future, a com- puter hacker named Neo (Reeves) discovers that all life on Earth may be noth- ing more than an elaborate facade created by a malevo- lent cyber -intelligence. He joins like-minded Rebel warriors Morpheus (Fish- burne) and Trinity (Moss) in their struggle to over- throw the Matrix. The Thirteenth Floor: Greg Bierko, Gretchen Mol, Vincent D'Onofrio. Computer scientist Hammnod Fuller has dis- Local youth invited to fiesta AJAX — It's fiesta time at a local youth facility. The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax, hosts Fiesta, with food and games, Tuesday. July 6 from 6 to 8 p.m. It's for teens and is one in a series of free drop -ins. Phone 428-1212 for more information. covered something ex- tremely important and is about to tell colleague Douglas Hall. But knowing someone is after him, the old man leaves a letter in his computer generated parallel world that's just like the 30s with seemingly real people with real emo- tions. When Fuller is mur- dered in our "real" world W0189 3 GENiL8M8N DP 6000 HIRING!!! ShenffNelmn Gilbert Reynolds invites you I Ir o e guest or ast a apers . For your entertainment and bemusement an evening of victuals, mystery, musk and interactive comedy &hereby proffered. 15 - TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL on t:1w evens of: July 14th. and 24th, = August 7th and 21 st At Trafalgar Castle School. 401 Reynolds Street, Whitby Cockrads to be served at 6:30 pm and anrw to foiibw Cash Bar cnmplvnentary non-atmhobc beverages. rAtS�iID !U ?iEH INit�Ii BI tT�ti7 I�IQaQ tat a tAlH• IBlai, l� uic ua �illQl[ Re -Dive tke yloty of tke Castle in 1869. Join us for an evening of melodramatic revelry! For tickets call (905) 668-3358 or Email haiveym@castle-ed.com Cost w pix 54250 acluk / S3950 senior Tabie of & S315-00 Tabie of 10: 5390.00 CHEQUE. CASH OR VISA the same night, his col- Also playing: Notting league is suspected. Hill, Star Wars I - The Phantom Menace. 1 �q�ti1 0� All FL�N(TiR� MATTRESSES & APplb'lS& , CASUAL DESIGNER SOFA ✓HITBY/OSHAWi1 1 1 1 'no sdlcls Irdc cati. uu Ni �-if TIM;:. ar CAU-- The u The 'ENf40rFE TWIT RIM DO NO' ,Eplr TO (ERiuM tED01NG rt000CTS 'AX 4MOUNI FQUY 10 IN! GSE WIIE If DEDUCTED IE EWE Of MA(EUSE t1a un OF Yt IN(ES INtFUUt10" MO(DMGS N V USED UNDER WFIG tr '.OYLLP' fLUGEMENT GROUP (NUU IN( Sig.. . � iv. e:; yiiiy • �.�� --.` -- -..��cmi:r+-gb•.��e'.'hYY4��Y146:ds'IC21'?.mfyWreaias.waati� -- - - - - - -- - - -- NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 2,1999 PAGE 13 P DAILY . ,RATES Mon.-Thurs. $27.00 Sat., Sun. 8 Holidays $X.00 TAX INCLUDED Sport SHORTS JULY 2, 1999 Wanderers seconds gore Boars in rugby AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's men's team won while the women's squad lost in league action last weekend. The Wanderers men's second team pounded the visiting Toronto Wild Boars 28-5 in Toronto Rugby Union First DM- sion play. Scott Humphrey led the way with two tries. Erik Cuzzolino chipped in with a try and four conversions and Bran- don Bangel scored a try. Meanwhile, the Wanderers women's team was clobbered 63-3 by the visiting Toronto Scottish. Moira Shiels kicked a penalty goal for the Wanderers' only points. in other nigby news, seven Wander- ers players made the trip with the Toronto Renegades to the east coast for Super Seven league games in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on the weekend. On Saturday, the Renegades tied the Nova Scotia Keiths 8-8. Against the Moncton Blade Sprue on Sunday, the Torontonians emerged with a 51-10 vido- ry Representing the Wanderers were Adam Marshall, John Druce, Brendan Traynor, Adam Van Stavem, Scott McKin- non, David Moonlight and Matt Hodgkin. Hodgkin scored a try for the Renegades against Moncton. The women's team will travel to Guelph for a league contest on Saturday. The Wanderers will host two high- level exhibition matches on Saturday. At 1 p.m., the Ontario Development Rugby Team will play the Ouebec Pmvin- cial Under -23 team. Three Wanderers players are expected to suit up. At 3 p.m., the Toronto Renegades wN play the Montreal Menace in Eastern Di- vision Super League play: Several Wan- derers are also expected to play for the Renegades who are currently tied for the division lead with Haldax with two wins and a be Players with the Wanderers five in Ajax and Pickering. Am'sX10g cs doofMe� . AJAX — The Ajax Acno's Gyrttnas- tics Club received several awards at the recent Ontario Gymnastics Federation's annual general meeting and awards banquet in North York The Acro's won the OGF's Ed Brougham Award for Ckub of the Yew The award is handed out to dubs which have demonstrated growth in member- ship, irnpiomment in discitis, partici- Pation in courses and involvement in and hosting of OGF events. Acrds volunteer Nancy House and dub founder and head coach Isabere Grahant-gedshaw received the award from OGF board member Angel Cnxw man. Long-time volunteer members Dave and Nancy House were among OGF Club %bluntim of the Year award win- ners. The Houses were presented the award by Grateur-Redshow. Marry Acro's gymnasts live in Pick mss Sports NEWS ADVERTISER JULY 2, 1999 m • 839-7662 Now looking to sponsor Adult Baseball teams Mon. i Tues. 1211 Kingston Rd. tg ROOM Local track and field athletes off to nationals in B.C. Pickering and Ajax youths to compete at Canadian junior meet in Burnaby BY BRAN Mc�NAIR Sra(jWMc team that broke the midget girls' Five of the 15 athletes rcpre- Pickering's Melanie Berger, 17, record two weeks ago and that senting the Etobicoke-based will be at her second junior nation - As promising as the present should challenge for the junior na- Huskies/Striders Track and Field al championship when she com- looks for local athletes going to the tional championship down the Club hail from Durham Region, petes in the triple jump, while Canadian junior track and field road. including three relative newcomers Deighton Jarrett. 19, of Oshawa championships in British Colum- "One day, these girls are going to to the sport. will be gunning for gold in the bia this weekend, the future looks be potential winners;' says Michael The "rookies' include Oshawa's triple jump after placing third in even brighter. Mayers, a Legion track coach and Alexandra Sturrup. 15, in the triple that event a year ago. Jarrett will Many of those who will make father of Patricia "By the time they jump, 15 -year-old Shenese Lucas of also take part in the long jump. the trip to Burnaby for the July 2-4 get to that stage, they're going to Ajax in the both long and triple The five local athletes arc meet will not only make their pres- have a few years of valuable experi- jumps, and Whitby's Jason Evelyn, coached by Enver Carolissen of ence felt this time around, but they ence under their belts" 18, in the triple jump. Whitby. will be eligible to return in the Imola Major, also 14, and sister years to come. Linda, 15, will represent the Lc - �' �� 1 Down, 1 FinanCing�fl Most remarkably, the Oshawa gion in the high jump while 17- Legion Track and Field Club will year-old Matthew Godfrey of CC send five 14 -year-olds to compete against gifts as many as five years Whitby will run the 1500m. Katie Backus, 18, of Oshawa ly Nced too LOW to Advertse! c�D their senior. will compete in pole vault and 00 Patricia Mayers of Oshawa and Geoff Clodd, 17, of Uxbridge in the Free In -Home Estimate *O.A.C. C„0 Shannon Boodram of Pickering 400m hurdles. Clodd also qualified Free Programmable I both finished in the top -10 in the in the 400m run, but will not com- Thermostat With Each Order LENNOX 400 -metre run as 13 -year-olds a Pete in that event at the nationals. 5 Yrs. Parts & Labour Warranty year ago. Mayers will again com- pete in the 400m while Boodram "Geoff has a good shot at fin- ishing in the top eight:' says coach — CLAeSSIC will switch over to the 200m this Andrew Stark, a teacher at coo : c s + e A- N6 year. Uxbridge Secondary School. "If 628 Kent Street, Unit B,Whitby ' Tabia Charles, of Pickering, there'd been high school sports (in (90 )430-9959 Ajax/Pickering who will also compete in the triple Durham Region) this year, he con jump, and Jenn Evans, also of would have had an excellent ■ A•IIOMEENERGY DEALER Pickering, will join Mayers and chance at being a double gold – Boodram to form a 4 x 400m relay medallist" OVER 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE - - See the f� TIDE RACE CAR at V!/ A I C k1i FA ini i 270 Khw1on Rd., E., R.R. R1, Aiax, ON, Sunday, July 4, 1999. ROYALE -97 DOy"y Reg., 3 L or BATHROOM lie EEach VERY DAV FABRIC SOFTENER Ultra, 1.2 L. koyo EMERY DAY �T, TISSUE PAI ES Assorted E� : 24 -roll or 12 double-rol) pack. POTATO CHIPS sizes. 5EWRY DAY TIDE LAUNDRY - FOLGERS COFFEE DETERGENT 37 Aroma roost, 1 k or69EW7RY 3.3 kg or liquid, 2.9 1. EEVVERY SAY mountain roast, 975 g. DAY �_ ... 34 loods. P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 2,1999 SCOREBOARD N E W S ADVERTISER JULY 2, 1 9 9 9 PICKERING MEN'S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE Results and standings for June 27, 1999 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Gophers 8 8 0 0 160 68 16 Scott's Restaurants 8 5 2 1 84 78 11 Young Guns 7 4 3 0 92 100 8 Capital Punishment 7 4 3 0 119 93 e Long Horns 8 4 4 0 117 151 8 Hardman 6 3 3 0 63 68 6 Pacane Motor Sports 8 2 5 1 50 116 5 Re>Max-Bran Kondo 7 2 5 0 96 101 4 Stallions 8 2 6 0 85 105 4 Capital Thugs 6 2 4 0 80 77 4 GAME RESULTS TEAM G W L .More 27: CaDIA(Pkmislrnerx 30 vs Long Horns 11; Long Homs 28 vs. Remax-Bran Kondo 25. Capital Thugs 22 vs. Pacrone Motor Sports 11. Hardman 25 vs. Stallions 16. Scott's Restaurants 8 vs. Stations 7: Scott's Fiestaur 9 vs Paco -is e M S 7 40 vs Young Guns 8. 0 BAYLY'S DIVIISS OI N 14 Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 7 5 1 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Mud Her Marauders 7 7 0 0 123 76 14 King Richards 8 7 1 0 99 79 14 Rattles 8 4 4 0 119 105 8 Wellington Boot Pub 7 3 4 0 66 73 6 Fox Goes Free8 3 5 0 99 95 6 East Side Mario 's 7 3 4 0 87 87 6 Danforth Rooting 7 3 4 0 84 106 6 Melanie Pringles 8 2 6 0 80 110 4 Durham Bulls 8 2 5 0 68 93 4 Watermaker 6 2 4 0 69 74 4 GAME RESULTS June 27: Danforth Roofing 16 vs. Raffles 15. King Richards 9 VS. Wellington Boot Pub Q. King Richard's 12 vs. East Side Mario's 10: Mud Hen's Marauders 18 vs Durham Bulls 4. Durham Bulls 18 vs. Fox Goes Free 6. Melanie Pringles 11 vs. Fox Goes Free 10: Melanie Pringles 12 vs Watermaker 9 MUD HEN'S DMSM TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pappss1 7 7 0 0 109 76 14 Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 7 5 1 1 124 88 11 WTR MKR 7 4 2 1 82 64 9 Sharks 8 4 4 0 114 111 8 Preston Blue Jays 8 3 3 2 127 102 8 Pickering A's 8 3 5 0 114 113 6 Yankees 7 3 4 0 76 116 6 The Sewer Rats 8 2 5 1 103 107 5 Guzzlers 6 1 4 1 72 118 3 Pappss2 6 1 5 0 57 83 2 GAME RESULTS Lozol seam wins all division Pickering tennis juniors love region playdowns PICKERING — Junior players from the Pickering Recreation Complex tennis training program won all di- visions at the Provincial Closed Playdowns recently. The Pickering players have been training in the junior and senior divisions of the Pickering Tennis Academy under the tutelage of Dave Ochotta. The playdowns drew competitors from a region span- ning Cornwall to Pickering. Pickering -based Andrew Arseneault won the boys' under -1 H division over a competitors not reported. Devin Ki} onaga captured the under -16 boys' final with a 6-2. 6- 1 victory over. Kevin Chow. Irfan Shamasdin defeated the same Kevin Chow to win the boys' under -14 division final. Michael Sarangi beat Neil Felder 6-4. 6-3 in the under -12 boys' singles final. In the girls' divisions, Robyn Stewart won the under - 14 singles. The under -1 A singles crown was won by Anna Leksinska. The Pickering players will compete in the provincial championships in Toronto in early July. June 27: Sewer Rats 13 vs. Guulewrs 13; WTR MKR 8 vs. Sharks 3. Pappsel 20 vs. Starks 10; Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 18 vs. Pickering A's 8; Pickering A's 18 vs. Yankees 6; Preston Blue Jays 24 vs. Yankees 1: Preston B� lays 16_ vs. Papps42 7. TEAM 20060 W L T F A PTS Isoft 8 6 2 0 113 89 12 Scarborough Lexus Rangers 7 5 2 0 121 79 10 Hurren• Fleff. Sinclair Dodgers 7 4 3 0 89 98 8 The Bear and Firkin 7 4 3 0 103 92 8 Sad Sacs 8 4 4 0 98 113 8 Royals 7 3 4 0 78 80 6 Pro Copy Systems 8 3 5 0 103 96 6 Tudor Arms 8 1 7 0 71 127 2 GAME RESULTS June 27: Sad Sacs 17 vs Hurren. Flett. Sinclair Dodgers 15: Sad Sacs 9 vs Pro Copy Systems 8: Pro Copy Systems 16 vs. Tudor Arms 9; Isoff 19 vs. Tudor Arms 7; Iscift 17 vs. The Beer and Firkin 16: Scarborough Lexus Rangers 17 vs Royals 10 REBOUND SPORTS Drif O TEAM G W L T F A PTS Legion Tnnberwolves 8 6 2 0 105 66 12 Bank of Montreal 8 6 2 0 111 64 12 Woodruff Banons 8 6 2 0 101 59 12 'Papps on Tap" 8 5 3 0 127 80 10 Durham Brewing 8 3 5 0 71 100 6 Robbins Moving Services 8 3 5 0 108 141 6 The Brew Slap 8 2 6 0 63 116 4 Canada Trust 8 1 7 0 68 131 2 GAME RESULTS J" 27: Woodruff Barron$ 16 vs. Outram Brewing 8: Woodruff Bar- rens 14 vs. Canada Trust 11; Bank of Montreal 21 vs. Canada Trust 12; Bank of Montreal 12 vs. "Papps on Tap' 8; 'Papps on Tap 14 vs. The Brew Shap 12: Robbins Moving Services 21 vs. Legion Tmberw. 12. LONE STAR DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Black Sox 8 6 1 1 104 73 13 Water Doctor Warriors 8 5 3 0 71 71 10 R.C.L. 606 8 4 3 1 94 86 9 Bright Idea 7 4 3 0 73 73 8 Palmer Bros. Heating and Air Con 8 4 4 0 67 77 8 RdMax 8 3 3 2 104 74 8 Country Style 7 3 4 0 79 88 6 Firestone 17 Catchers 7 2 4 1 66 tib 5 King Richards Pub 7 0 6 1 54 84 1 GAME RESULTS .Mina Z7: King Richards 9 vs. Black Sou 9: F`esione 17 Catchers 14 vs. Black Sox 7; RefMax 11 vs. R C.L. 606 t 1; R.C.L 606 20 vs. Palmer Bros 4; Palmer Bros. 11 vs. Water Doom Warriors 4; Bright Idea 10 vs. Country Style 9. Spacious & sparkling 4 bdrm. badgAt with main flr. family area. Maintenances free backyard features raised garden beds, stone patios & walkways plus 3 seasons Florida room attached to the home. Mature trees & shrubs provide privacy & shade. Call Carol E. Kudla, Assoc. Broker, 905-831-3300 for all the extras! CAROL KWLA" RVAW FIRST,=,'' 331.300 6864330 You can email us at nelNsroom@durham. net �T G t^JCil4.. i(;ii~ * <�., p a.... �.. �."•Ja+ " ' ��lIM17'� ��A�� 4 - "NEft AMff%WftbIAY kdTI6NrrA;4 2;1999 PAGE 15 A/P ,��r�bUlll(kn men I HAVE BIG EYES And 111115 nut lust wall grandma says. 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SWF. 57 & craws teas. 1 am also very sheet tie a hpky jar. I am h map" & xstred d fmwyse�t I el 9 m ofd �a jam for others to please. I lush to nket my match in Me. so how' about striking up a conversation 5279 ON THE LEVEL? Fast leaner 32 if oto 1,WF, w91Y, silly & fun figured con - seder myself easy to get along with a most easy to please I enjoy reading camping & nn. m9 will my man I wish to meet a man who Idles chil- dren. erjoys the outdoors & doesn t mind spending las of tone napping 2707 RX CALL THIS AD Hurry -w. befpe •Amimia• efse bees you to it Lovely. 35 U"4-. 120 IDs SWF win , dash & a little bit of paracme. Long Drown haw Lies music. baseball, fine "& all summer acts Cres. Please be sinceresomewhat serous & somewhat silly 19% ONCE BETTEN NOT SHY Sanger Mommy •w,p;rvDlr attractive. 29 yrs. 5-b- 125 IDs. blonde Nw/kown Physically fit & slwn Great sense of lde & limp Looll for her Veep in wW% dotti- ng Stay but sews. Want to roa/blow/fwid out more' Carter 1552 .JUST YOU AND I Generous & grvingr ' M oar. SWF. I can be described as I am tun lie an amuwwm park & bourcy as a tout of marbles. IV" a 0-- Nal in, suggested & Ven some I wwsh to hoar an enow fpm & weld Wil of gory, Tn all seraousness. 1228 I UINNN -0 - FECT M EVERY WAY Meow tilt, limy .S Iodonxl lot ire Tom. Vnactiol active. wastage it pr 5Th-. bbrdk hm/Orown 29 yr SWF Skating. sp" & natty ro- ams FAL & fearless prdks snarial. Phrase row a purmm. NOy unecas sense of haor 1551 BLACK HAIMLl1E EYED BEAUTY ngdcyn: honest saw bmaUwwos low 5 v"MMa SW paid Part nae skodro keamsti rn&4 mus & Issc SMOIN a POM Ma" name mc, inlarq & outspcteh not 1772 STOP HERE FOR A REALLY TErAOM GAIL Dirt auburn haw & green eyed atradiw 15 IT female. Sew m physically in almil 5'5- & woo vane sports Lnsieahmg o music. sperdrtg Are wen my adds" & computers lie my werests. K ymfe homes. tadk bit & social call this ad to halt me, 2674 Oro TO orllOMs Seigle Main is looking fix a horn. well -adjusted SWM She is sustwordry. to lowg & oper►nwdM. 28 yrs & atrx- true, Socaktmq dmwg out & playrgpool are IlWests Call to tea more' 1116 OETEM MEa Bal of fire. cane pia W. dot. 29 0 old, SWF. 57 & fit. brown tam. brown eyes. Div hea" & passnorgft Bust bwe the outdoes, ranpnq firs" & ptayng pod. I wish to meet a compatible. alec- anoate & Wmm Wed gun. 6923 SA�F VVNTH ME paI ook 27 ow ; oil. SRF. tS slier buil broom hat, brown eyes. sernhtre, atst worthy & wad - mg lot you Ienjoy walling. romancug reading & star gating. Nish to MON a Spon taneae. romantic mart wh coves ~an & 115 Strong goals in his life. 2644 O FUffFM111 Here t)OK N26 K olld. SW. 57 & 130 IDS. Wornde hs. bke eyes, attractive, viia)(a . hottest. olnq I v oy hill cumws f cWgrg & dub darning YPiyarg to be hsM in love with an pogo- n4 ked hearted & honest goindesail 6932 WE F IM Looking for a real man 23 yr oil, SVYF 5'1 7 125 lbs. bbrde ham, blue eyes, fun bu- ng suppdrthe & dWdul. I enoyl rnaritan pdu% Tae Illusion Do & dancing. Wdtn9 to meet up WIN an adweril buts trustworthy & honest gent. 8765 mIU• �n �l=�rf• women UNDERSTANDING. AMICABLE i ALWAYS A GENTLEMAN Advent —'-hi, yw•nnat�e• upbeat 38 M old.SWM. D 3 & 210 Itis. muscularmasculine. mtetkgM & I have been told I have one cute bum. I enjoy ptsyeq golf• to.. a wen it cones to the oudoas. arry- Nrg goes. I wish to meet up with a liberal msdM, rrtelln- genl woman to be my Ide long Partner n crone 1953 GLI. WE'LL TALK late 20syY�mn arh.111 l phy-.r.1, 1 90 abs, X. dean. Mambtlousa. 009" a a dehrde drill smoke I .�joy,wte & down het •A,r a pod poo I wesh to meet a get who enjoys playing in raw wooer is arl DOA. eengrtK & MApte a bill*$ 9557 WARM SMILE WARM ARMS Owrny as-. Y.•1 f, oar. SWM. 6 & 150 Bis. i6- tau L taYS:K dial lanes. I am 44 back & feady to recmvw I e1Vew terg uwtive by Plal- lig ma 9Wa & mug" On Ohl fume. I wish to mover a gra aft can take a tad slue. bona tum a mo a ran 6 Lila Is too shpt to -wall. 4563 TALK IN PERSON Smolw Kindteartrd Sialine 29 or old. SWM. 5 l0 & 150 b. to — her, bo* eyes, raMaral. well Eked & spunky as a no," I lie to tab. bite a laugh with hwrds I ward lie to meet a capable, conversational a smgy semineorwt god. 1179 CHECK THIS OUT Make ths),ou , e light choice 39)N old. SWM. o & 200 4s. dart how face to look at b wry of lgiwq I am easy gowq, mascukm & quite mPmdM. 1 tae to pia)' gulf. toes. ft* & alio cofaKt Aso, rnopki I am mg" to awal a farty fit. spareanwA & T707ronawy "go 9M TALK A WALK? LET'S MEET GardWy empinyed honest a Feeakk 39Iff old. SWM. 6' b 215 ES. dark skor ed. m rizu- Ian, fbllaeK L contemporary. I a" sm il" 10% sku g. waletung & fhstrq. I am ook- ng for a genwe M hoed paloft s wspol roman[ a fins a spul anitude 5038 THE WISHING GME Hares wishing that someone sw ole to myself Would cook along. Dark hu/blue eyed 44 ISM Itrs� �ye8ssabalty employed. Waw sports. so- ng & music we just a few of dry lies. Seeking someone whom is [appy has the dew- mett in her a spatted let's spend snare the getting to know. 2016 NU MI � So myself 20 yr SM. 510- & 160 Its Tanned with away qbuild. Adventurous. ocd k witted & great fin. Fst" TV partyi g & soci- ng Seeking wdrnM semn- ity & reelbgence in an aarx- tive ex emery outgoing smile ole 9791 THETHItONALS 13 r IT I I I People e im 2 lie 3 yr SM. Sintaity plus. 6'2- a 200 lbs. Straight Father. Drown havilhaurel eyes. Young & ready to settle. Looking fat affectionate sponte mus a Ade gel to fall sally in fall with. I'm responsible, wept narered & hard waking 2328 1'LL Slow YOU talented & aMaWn id, 50 yr d SWM. 510 a 195 IDs, pkas- are. taNaiw &very acceWng I a" baseball hdrey & los I 1 To country music. I eeuld oke to meet a faitMul. atbactive gal wro isn't a held. hi. Soluble whd R momenta. IRs & IRs of fun After at tsnt life had civ!? 2721 YOU NEVER KNOW WHO YOU MIGHT MEET IN A PERSONALS COLUMN I crib ,i t'nh�er•r R nreUi•ynt SiMM 29 yr old. SWM. 5 I I b pfyvcally fit, brown haw, blue eyesgeruee caring &a def- ine people person. I erjoy boalrrq fishing & gray anything mvil" the out- doors. I would like to meet with a cuddy, caring woman to fill this heart of more 4012 KICK YOUR SHOES OFF H atoll-wr-re •:t arrnenr A,wr. Male 33 )1 old. 5.8 a 150 [tn. reserved. intellwlww win a great outlook on life I enjoy playing tenl badmnton a taking king romantic walk; I would realty lie to meet with J1 long a Cpmmurrcarfe woman. so kis get taouhgl 3386 SECURE WITH ALL THAT I AM Masculne. acr•x•,,� t of hop caliber 19 if old. SWM 6 1 L 145 Ibis. If, ' tar. gnat eyes ptanht. srKee & a ba or a yokeuer I wily Took mg darcrg Iaugsq & Irving it up I wsh to moll a woman who is wserested in being happy with are man 1971 011E Foot YOU & ONE FOR ME You weld ^.iia with •r.•. ;5 oli S%W. S i a 170 0%. nil tWaMkJ a active I am kind. glraaows by mare. hn to be writh A Qum" lernmw at tines k enjoy wmgltq skinq slo doing & other vrmus out door acuw w% I usual use to melt rap wed an honest attractive, a active got 1777 1 WOULD LUV 2 Maybe : , u;nf' 40 r old. SWM. 190 los. sokdry, tion. dark hat/ eyes for pat are woman I am dlrmrq reem- gwret & really gat alorq with most pwapk 1 Me playwq hockey 9bsm9 A bawl I rpYd use, to mew Yoh a 40, grl, nothing erves. pit aim & discreet 3151 OM THE LEVEL Package our -rot .d1 games 21 yr old. SWM. 5 1 L, 170 CDs d pot toddy bra. Km&-Aalq filmy smpk a cdmerted I remy wj ly my firhlq tamp aq. baseball a barbecues I wow at to meet a Nilo working sponswous & mar an 71 to foclin the summer wet 96% FUM SILLY A SEiM= (jmalites you re go, 10 Dino fere. 22 IT SM Gawtukly employed. Level headed. dependable a very much a guy. Football. basketball & sports woxests looking for sonkdne to take Ma special stand wet mr i stn waking on a file 2get et 7233 DART HIR VIEW HAM EYES Na had to get along wort & nal easiy stiect klo travel - to% waling. 35 yr SM. Noce Wo" Seeking an open corded, attractive. was eget A pas koxim sngae feaWe for a possible frkldVrpAeta- von>akp 2376 VALUES LIFE Best hkrd/sadmate sought. 49 yr old. SYMA. 5'10 & 190 IDs. easy 9115 Pkv retailed & calm by made. I tow to listen a dance to western music, waling in the colirny & Spending lane with my Beat son I am lootrq fp an understanding, happy & playful woman, I can low & 'treat with respect. 9004 LfA1NMIB TEACH ME A LESSON 21 ya olid. SWM. 516 & 170 As. Donde hair. hue eyes. I an a hard waking hard playing eager To loan & Ills to bee kid of guy I lite baseball. [airs & 90% 1 wish to meet a girl who has a steady job. enjoys wall she is !burg & has to hang-ups 9686 MSSIOMATE Kind heated. hankovor g 42 yr nod. SWM 5'7 & 240 IDs. mus, alar, open minded b spama ti hepta I atpy so ;;L We s to oft. so anything goes with me. I am looking for a commit. ItrYae. yet & adventurous fork to do whatever. ISM MATCH7 fey athler„ ' • t arttachve Male 31 M old. SWM. 62 & 220 IDs, fa. fast & run of life I erjoy sociable evens. roman. tK encounters & spontaneous love sesskom I am looking for a girl who can pain let mer tar down & be herself Someone. who R sociable. open mrded b acceptnq 6661 NO PRESSURE Best hh1YM -nulm.tte �w7hw 1511 old. SWM. 6"2 IT. 150 bit muscular rmasarwte b adapt. able I sjoy good humor. dog am. band" IT. people I viam testy lie to meet a burtiut. attractive. active a sewn gal to Travel & experience new ford mill mires with. 7823 A FUN LIFE hsyiel a•vuw: •ro --v-er ,"7 yr ol-. SWM. 5"8 & 140 this of Will masUT EmhustastK. sincere & honest. I a" mar. nal m. swo morn playing pod & tory afternoons. I am Ioolonq for a geryl warm If playful pantie. 1111 Practical i ". ^i• tded ZZV ed Mare u }ten. SWM. tea. dark, a prem tow appwtuww I am easy to gra a" With. down to ant L fespwcfuh I am oto RIM~ Ding rune b" a long wean I tml wak- ing far a strong Mated ergbyed girl who rs rwrtc b gerurne 8175 SETTLE DOWN A good I«o►rtr 7,xgl v. F., yo aid. SWM eeaetty anwulw. deeendabk & vupwoobs. 1 kale aLeawaDrft hikrq ciow rq & wa c" my over avoss a mmmla cande W drb0 1 .m MC" for a rxy, "ma's" ly :abed refer 3725 INCE GUY toak ng fc, , . i5 or ad. SWM. 6 1 & 195 errs rad rot. slight beadactrwe. wknprtrc easy Wan at amoolung goes asset* 1 kite fishing camp. :Vig �OMa a .= n the bedroom I am too" for a SiMarty raktesred gra. weo is acini & atrxae 6565 A COMPLETE PACKAGE S"W'y Very Good gry 45 yr SM 5"8- a 145 loss ton browm halt & hath VYes. Lad back & easy to be woO. Ide to the fullest Woodworking taomng & 9wdw" NU a few wter- ests Seeking an attractive. Lad back & peute Mnale with a oeooy attitude 3245 ROMEO SEEP= JULIET charming b rteflige t 50 it SM 6 8190 IDs Bain haw wan Iqm Drown eyes. Attractive & tnmworNy, Professionally Travelling oldoor aches a spialung markets 9 yoi ie ekrgetc & Ide to like, Ide to foe fullest I thus we Vold meet. 5111 SONEW W OFA CONrLETEPACKAGE Very humble & Introspective. hwMy & outgomg Great scree of Mmol. 47 yr SM. Fd & worts out iegrlary. 6'1' & 200 ms I'm looking to a shy ga. Into sports & autos. K you're tab. attractive & sen. oasty Interested in cmwWtirg to a reactor" I'd love to Ilia from you. 3811 I'M NOT LOOM FOR A CASUMiSEUM would be race 42 yr SM. 5'7- & 180 Its Blade hae7bke, eyes. Sense of wt & h mer Teaser FIVWug boating, model airplanes & playong gutar. Looking for a like mina ed attractive & very alive female. 3573 TO LRE LIFE IS TO ALunn SEE 2 SM Nice looking. brow haired/bkne eyed 34 yr SM. Dependable & extroverted. 61- & 160 16s with a good budd. Flattening & wded• em. Garddry eropbyed. I Mie to York around the rouse, fislrog & boating Looking to monogamy a someone to spend qualay tmw with. 4451 KIND HEARTED! Full of N. '; n ' of YNM. 6 & 200 IDs. sum, all*IK. open & when caught very pleasing I am humorous, aMIK & have a Tendency to let thing's MY. I enjoy fly-frstwng tamp. 0% hiking & sculpturing 1 am an artist so I would like to meet a gin who rs not so none to fie in tferung. someone who is atfec•,n,:r'e & mol uptight 1864 SEXY MODERN THE SEARCH IS OVER Very'pod �. •.*nt.,rry 4ti n'."., 5"7- & 175 los Brown. rrw & haM eyes Nice to look at too Sporty & adventurous Fart' shy at fist Witty & wicked I Ire to carpe. hake & camp 9634 LOTS OF DUALITIES READ ON Snge Dad r , , :IW - net someone who enjor the tompary of kids & •nen Siadt tared & hatel ew-d. 510- a /9e IDs 31 yrs R utesumilly employed Gerwfows. r ring L alol laomte So. it you lie children b small ammas ling ted ad 3574 Says JUST WANT TO MM FUN Demes ,h he r.t...- i kill". ,hespecta lie & at of the abtve 41 it W I tie DaowbaL. sanng wed sitting a sea" Fun rowq sprit win a serous safe as with 1973 fit TREAT YOU LIRE A PRINCESS NKt lotiurn 1 , r ',M 6 200 Es, 1 11 treat you use a ta-y shoed be treated SON wP1.0, Longw hM With a mroustacre to tackle jou with. Be open smart & irwo'UPW an WqDff8 amusr@Wmnshv 4072 WOULD YOU LkU TO MEET HALF WAYS jo$"s•.rxl , i SM Brown naw oauw .•yes 61- & 160 IDs Sin kA" & fun. CharisnaK with/ b -ft, It G.awdWly, emp'yed crealne a open mwWwd Great bard a healthy If your* woo Taxannq, -icing. rwwwn'.. &lie irrereu- ad in statwq s war" rig this ad 4151 WON" & A" LIKE DWRYAIT THINGS lost get _penrr A. ',rr: Jut wat7 5 71 with Dlordv row/D6ze eyes 43 Yrs. Medwn build & we looks Fun, sprtaeas IT, spe,csd AWalrc I lie hockey, 5.lse- DM L Sluing I'd Ile my ;pil to be aches. attractive b wiling to go aim on a Web & answer a personal ad 1459 LETS comwcr1 it avoid be magnewi g 32 y old SWM. 5'10 7 175 IDs. brown halt. rrednnn bind. cat - nq afftanpate & alenlrw I a" a good laugh, a 9aod book & a good hag I weed take to meet a caring• darting d a gra to snare those good tines with. 1008 I am looking fp yah 18 yo old. SWM 61 & 220 ft muscular. km & og hearted I realty love tolaugh LIamabit dajob- SM I erjoy mist sports & lie to help lie others when I can I wad Me to neer a compatible girl who is anydelg but serous A girl who lies to cookie & saggle . 6336 L Oo M FOR SO OM OF PEfNBAt W Seine & responsible. 31 yr SM 57- & 178 IDs In gout shape. Drily donde hair & hazel eyes Honesty, sdalgM- hirwadness a openness are wma you It find here. I'm a great cook. Fishing, walks & playwg pool are a few Mengs we could do 2gehaer. 7884 In K I am Msotirq to you! 18 or old.SWM. 61 & 2M its. mscrta. Fun & og hearted. I fealty love to laugh & l am a 111 d a 3dle- ster I erjoy most spats & lie to help out others when I can, I would Take to meet a compatible gal woo is anything but sal- ou , A gH war is Write the lin- the to snuggle waft. 6336 wynen eldm �r,men FUN FEARLESS FEMALE Look.-; '-r -ani' f,(61 1. heart balanced in lite. Candeate. outgoing & open to an new experiences . 30 yrs & rice to look at Lets try to see if we can find something or more than pAt a little sonved_ g in cannon 7991 LOTS OF FUN OMF4EAr1G a SUPER ACTIVE Soccer. spar. s '.•w ry nigh on my Its: I Ire to party share ero:K tunes & be ho" advent ro rs 18 yrs. 5"8- a 125 Its Gitlin eyes with re6 dnmt Now Wild heart Wild Streak Very attractive b rmerestr"q 1674 E KIND TO MY HEART it old. SWF, gown has blue eyes. sbm Attractive b nappy I am loakmq fa a M gra. win A not into play" Mad gown I www to mot wromi one outgomq sery as an het & ptaytu. 2344 GOLDEN CHARM Killer -Aire .•r 1 Lir„ Tow oke. S,M. !13 a 110 long reddsh haw. green effin SWSMW, down to tam a great love I owe to dWK am why trunhl i a women gel I wish to red .%nnL spout a gall o rower a fun. yer ser rdaOortslrp with 8898 SHY BUT OUTGOING fyr9 he.r•w1S I—It -ID•' 7r odd Swlr 5 & ' 30 IDs. boom ham. bkaw eyws nappy. Imewsl a clan. 1 enjoy read• m9. F IF' & V-dwq hits wan my, children Hopnq to most a gra who hies <haaeed W mak me Imgn b n out- going 1:55 IF LIFE IS A GAME LeSdey eery at;:.w: w• .. dark naw A a bit d sal eme0i- bentst Ba twos, bey play- full, ay ful, Loa" for same X-rated M She n 35. sid. uratudt- ad & e)(K. Come pay Wd" her 3023 $ROWM EYES IROWM HAIRED F4www wewr.r..l .n mee19 with sdmkvre wo h * s& gets & wise She s woo party - in & mimry wan mew people 20Its We a tted- um build. Semnws 4567 M CAIYOUS Dante. looting for someone to make ft fast mow. fit. attractive & Yang Motivated Looking for sdme- ane who Is onto laving some cease hell 2580 FULL FHCMEO A SEXY Owl try to change me. accept rte lot who l am l am ahn, tang & compassionate. attractive a outspoken SWF Package nckides myself &tray sore. You must like children & lie spending tine with therm Positive & sincere. No hiongups & open to new Things. I IZ3 Bubbly a outgoing single Mom 36 yr GSWF 5'2- with beautiful green eyes. Looking to meet with an open mu nded. passwate & playful partner Please be heathy. xtme b terde. Graciousness a sbatghtfpwad attitude also comes with 1944 Ctmen ki men SENSUOUS & ALL OF THAT And mi /,n1•�.e..w,^•,� blonde raw clean shaven GSM 50 yrs Ore on ore kind d guy Happy & well adprsted Retired Sea a seeress are my Iran oris Ca dlelt�tt dines. trawN d we wrot I have to ',let ltTo KICK YOUR SHOES OFF Joe. y. irr -.; u; ir .1 'lMA 58 & 170 bs. •wry fit mrry clean Ilium & rct too dray I hale a grow outlook n '!e & a pe civ airy plus 1 •ewr, enol' gomw4 swimming b'Was "! wish to mew ooh a sputaeaec dowse & ro pevww make 7822 LET'S GET DORM 'hy hip 7,y-1AA ul .w.. H... "ilpa! haw. "tit �:I.t✓. 4,k uakwv +win a medoul. bold hr« .I b very bngv G..namy emgroyed MAK, tongues b maymq lit w'4ewms Sbagnt •aline, m (limb. will you Ind here Ya mist be wf "m A Wl pavnw 26b1 1 awso MG GUY Rich on I f1 I'd SVIM itUd p e, tar. roveabar. 1 a teal gemkimas b 1 an farcy IDs. e4 IF I I enjoy interesting cixwo til. strretatrq nnun- 09 & romance to the bey a arab to fwd a bwstwvrM " e- oro has dpww efroi A, '..n oro ready make me Lamp 'lis am YOUNG & FIT rus:wvpteay Happy. un . ; arur lows M" Could U ask for' 13 M Old SWM. mea. Coin. apD- fmsbK. tumorous & very dWwmng I Whe-.o1i.crng Di- ng a bowling w!sh to raw wmh a ntpetlful, rol a fllagabaOyaLIK mat for M A dsuetgn 7474 I'LL TRY ANY'THMC ONCE r 1 W. I , % floating fWnw Laindon male 4N. thin brown ham/eyes Olanrq Lorkism" Lac" for a cfpr)- poor make to get weld whin 4200 ON THE LEVELS Few pkwy..; ,, r nn %. r www 35 yr n.:..t'al 5'0 S ft wieaome aMkIK L stw/wnq I a" kdwV WuM L bwbke bade I would lee TO meet a Minn abactrA L aue uw 141- low eFlow to more don AW a discied hap 4143 BIG MG BOY Qltgoeig S .Y r•.yrl.x:i Furl bwn9 & people person Readng moves. masK & socializing. 21 yr GSM 6 2- & 220 Ibs What dolike to do Ip a good fine' 7t1 SEARCHING Fart' ft independent :hirwe 32 yr all SWM. 6' & 165 lbs. has %oluw- athletic. smooth & sassy I enjoy m , with oN as. I like cxrWq a rurring wd in the city I wish to meet a tall, dark & warm-hearted roan. than say a hunk I am wry down to eanN & love tat ters most 8506 COBE ROCK MY WOULD Ill rock yours. NKe to look at 42 yr GSM 5'11' & 190 IDs. Brown hartDlue eyes Easy to be with. sensuous. adventur- ous & sexy. 7055 U rS TALK ABOUT SOP OABT Les tad about you & me 34 yr GSM Very hardsone sexy & sensuots. 511- & 160 IDs. Good e'nut to eat Dark hair & brown eyes. I in very nascu- loe. rot & passionate ld like you to be the same Masculine. clean & with a peat had. 34% Questions? me"e call USWA N, Ise im A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FR11DAY EDITION, July 2,1999 C LASSIWFI SD 683NYo07807 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 General Help 1 General HNp WEGU CANADA INC. Manufacturer of custom rubber and plastic products, requires a: SUPERVISOR PLASTIC INJECTION MOULDING for our new automotive plastic components manufacturing facility. An indepth knowledge of all aspects of plastic injection moulding, tool set- up and the troubleshooting of production injection moulding processes is required. 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IS Seeking o pan time com- POW insirucfors for dFydrpt ages 2.12 Min -Thai 4 30- berr C3OPmItself �be h� rocnat'On ceMes in Picket 00, Apx A Oshawa Fill it&" will be provided in AvOW Must hen ewpenesta will children a access to rek- r is an asm possoll folia hoary pay $1600 Fax 1(9051-619-0249 N 1 o usses Sher opt" SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE, Mature Couple for high- rise budding in Ajax. Must be hard working, with good english skills Fax resume to 905.619-29111. WTD GLASS INSTALLER :ntry level Dosxlwon Oshawa rndkenng locabn Clean driv- ing record. Positive attitude PitoAuto up appkcatpns at Apple Unif 2 Oshawa 20 Russett Ave AZ OWM steady LTL runs. good wages, clean abstract and U.S experience is a 111111111511 Cap Joe at 1905)-4274863 - CM110se s / jausea N re- tpbred for sari in Brootlni. No 19051449.1793 necessary call CEItnm Personal trainer. Grealle Individual Lose weigh a ndw. relabs from IM. 901 You n shape now call Bean 905-683- 45091s). ExfRl=W COURIER COM. PANY has immediate open - 919S for qualified drivers with reliable cars and arts. S500- umweft am Y thrb � H27- Monday ®1 General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News t,• quests that advertisers check their ad upon Publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion and there shall be no i- abnlity for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads IS limited to the amount paid for the space Occu- pying the error. All copy s subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser DO YOU LIKE CANDLES' :rou-o You lair t .,.. - . Kitime" PA"YLte Wes lid _is ;.i you, We otter a till or W. :,me career excellent com- pensamon no dekvenes or n- venlory You can [!pose your own hays a wow" Contact Your independent P^Lrte Consultant Nancy HpNnes at (9051471.209 or 1.800-353- 0371 Lor details EARN 5200 5300 SSOC or Inu'e ",! week asrmlpta"p products m the co pour own home Send a ssN- addressed starNpedenpe to 0 PH 6.2400 Dogs St W Sure 541. Ret 636 Mrs- ust-, . oro L.Sk 2R8 or Nal TerJr"- aan "Noted Really good w portrrry Call Iur more rib Axxess. 668-5000 EMRN:NCED SIMNGLEN Transportation necessary to : Ajaxhouy wage (W5f- J(/"Atf p 1s regtxred for a retail postal outlet in Oshawa.The urzessfUil Candidate should have a pleasant Personality be a team player. and have experience worlung in a postal franchise. experience Management be an asset. retie b comm L+M 111 Ma 218 elr.N Lis "I. W09MITMI required for busy Whitby salon. Part Ione Or full time Salary . conmsin- sion Appy n person wth re- Anthony From Sam Whftyr905.430-0 Rd E FULL -TIE NAWA"T RT warmed, for our FKheing Sa- loon. S8.00Apur plus profit sharing. benefits. No sun - CA for N- wview• GrlOy ( IM -6824. MP WMM - we have operwgs to lel in hatsewaret and same RW" tans Fl/ 18 . time available. Students appN Mist lel oplarw by Jul;61h. Cal Mon.. Ttaes. from a.m. - 5 P.M. (9051723-4920. 1 General Help KITCHEN MANAGER re:a,.:ed top N,sv P-cliPnnq restaurant Must have experience in fast Paced environment Fult or part time Position Good packsgefor right candidate 9051839-0443 leave mes- sage for John IMMEDIATE OPENINGS Dur- ham- urea Sery ce Teas f3W4500.irreek FT, sums tram AN work suppNed Must have SIN w Can Andrew 1 800-387-5853 LANDSCAPE Maintenance Pers, yrs '+quned Minimum 3 Years experience Call 9am- go5ws-Monday- Friday 7,93 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long. term femc must tuve 6 n+orrins wonurq experience 6 saktY steel -hoed boots Pick ening through Oshava areas ..tr in asset We rix be on- in at the Oshawa G- vic Anddorwm 99 Thomson Road Soule. Oshawa on Tues - July 611h from 930 am - 2 pm OWE:fEMALE Servers new. r:'Al; Ke• .n Uxbfdp (9D5, 852 4840 NOT MAKM UW X, weeks Maraet:-iq . ,.' a •r .eds 10 people during U rum sea• son NO experience aeees- tary willing to trams' Call Julie for interview, at (905) 720-3144 Ful Time 18. StinO on SSS TELEMARKETING CO. re- quires e,ie'geu,, telephone reps tile, enperinlce regrra0, WIN ?ran Excellent rash bonuses dailyOPPOMWjrWyl>NM Everxrq sM1s avalabk Wens $lemller call (905)435-M.n` tiewsege or Lon Cash pard Nor rekrrahs RASPOEM fiNXM want- ed no experienced neces- s$8 per Bill 640 Wellcome. 51 Emmis+ Of Ftart10011 Alax 905.427- 11095. July 1 - 30th ROOFER SUING a Shni- 91M hefper wanted Coo- StrictoW experience e- teased Will tram (9051434- 3818 leave message SUMMER JOBS students ages 1;-17 Earn 530.550 per night _�To � Paid daily Start Immediately Call NOW (905)434-79055 7-pewisas ewty SIUOEM. wanted for day x:v .dljlr aria ovangm willing to wwork wdh handicapped child. ten. Must be over 17 years Sold 1 t g Lesley resume 90516B6- or tax (905)686-3112 by J* 9% sUMIIHI .1085, are avw- able now. Canvass, , cash aid daily. SWS50, idol for HIP SdW studeits. Call lo- day start tomorrow. Ajax/ APbwewg, call 416.615.2691 TIE I AOIBMB is lodarg for Kids b delver pa- pas and ryas door to door tow Mmes a seek by 6:00 PM. n Meir cam 905.683-51� JOIN CANADA'S LARGEST NATIONAL LIQUIDATOR We Are Expanding Again! LIQUIDATION WORLD is seeking MANAGEMENT STAFF Please send resume to: 150 Holiday Inn or. Cambridge, Ont. N3C 15 AtI.: Troy Heath Bosion A Drano new Concept to the Whitby area ani De opening in the fall. It Is a full service restaurant complimented with a sports bar lounge We are presently, looking for experienced full-time kitchen and assistant managers only. Applications for all other poS OIS will be accepted in the fail. Please fax resumes along we salary expectations, in confidence to (905) 579- 1686. We Clank all applicants for their Interest. but advise that only those selected for an interview will be contacted. t'v Casey's Whitby Its a busy summer and we are looking for more LINE COOKS Be part of our winning team!!! Apply within and ask for Manager 1608 Dundas Street East Whitby (905) 438-5000 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes prat are laxed dire" to Oshawa This Week, will at be knurded to eke file Fwmker. Originals must be seta dlmdlv as indicated by the instntctions is Wad. - - ----------- ---- --- -- ��aMer_l<L<�m�er Part time day, might and weekend stilts. Hardware and paint depts. Experience preferred. Pk8se apply Sm nw rnLumber person t0: 864 Taunton Rd Wiest Oshawa For P/T hours All shifts. LTC experience preferred. Fax restume to Sunnycrest Nursing Home (905)-576-0111. AtL Director of Care. HUGeneral Help General Help 1 General Help 1 Gen" Help TORONTO SUN Now Hiring, Adult carriers. vehicle ACCOUNTING ASSISTANT oared for Sunday morningn, deliveries only Great eammg FAST paced manufacturing plant located in Scarborough requires an potential Looking In areas Accounting Assistant for manufacturing cost accounting and related omirgside a Kingston Rd, accounting duties including daily file maintenance. Kingston Rd a Lawrence E . Ellesmere Centennial Rd a Ellesmere. Communication and computer skills required. Military Trail. East Avenue. El- Send resume to Accountant, Suite 332, 2343 Brimley Road, rarGat Club e a sScarborough, Ont. MIS 31_6 Club Road. Markhamkham Bri- d morton. Orton Park a La- wrence For more information 1 General HN call Pam (416)439-3207 or P 1 General Help Arnold 1416)281.0843 Only serious minded persons need a" JOIN CANADA'S LARGEST 1 Office NATIONAL LIQUIDATOR ed growth P018Miall We Are Expanding Again! PICKERING Admin- / it o ti011. Nigh tech elorlrpnics ir5 LIQUIDATION WORLD company requires expit per- secorsk is seekingMt have computer skills, be - SALES ASSOCIATES organ:0d. and knowledge of office officeDrocedures Comp a STOCK PERSONNEL package is excellent with 100% benefits and advance- a SHIPPER/RECEIVERS ment( Opportunties Fax re- - CASHIERS sn '30-8Testfice systems iIn(9051) 430-8338 or tmal Please send resume to: nirdk4gestforcecom 282 Monarch Avenue PROFESSIONAL OFFICE Seeking experienced Ajax, Ontario LIS 2136 corpo rate cororaler Ill report chrea- Real'OulSt. Call �p r to owners n cialhanre tt I'•d1 d financial record ...eying krcNbmg budgefrrg. Pay roll. treasury Iriyeri- "ry contra, a full financial NOW II1R1N(i tAemems preparation Sal - 're to canmd"ura°e we ex- Permanent ene, Ri to File Ifni : o box 481. 866 FareweK St Full time applicants :mharoatp. o, This week. Oshawa. 30+ hours week, 11 N 7L5 1 son please apply at: MODERN DAY , L RLSr. 1163 Kingston Rd. ,A, ES ANC MARKETING Pickering GENTS REOWRED we are Mon. -Fri. 2-5 p.m. '.vo Independent Telecom - ""i wb rn C0f we 'N1O or fax resume to 11105) 839-7.159 aw par►rnered we ka0rq Ikcom Companion Togeen- R g� over PICKERING TOYOTA Mi11ron m amnia taltS with lit, on" 1xoalCt long DK- ;:e"� 1°� oveLOW phone Requires Receptionist twice. Internet. E-CoM- "" ca�af. Paging. Gat. Auto dealership experience eetric+M. and Satdkte suv- It,ald bd Gba preferred. Must have good "e you er "ice people skills,and be set-sianer'»'r oda �d ua. and computer literate iinWrd resldaand mi al aO mis- 5-in INIC01 Expenwtce in Fax resume to the TelecommarwAbons and `4""n iid� an 2« 905-839-4502 F= 110UW-S'sionapkel Vow Attention; Wayne Tuner ""new in unite tOr granted, sato mom No Fa I- 905.433-3741 or Uniad Skilled lidp Ulbd HIlip keahribNfMlCrparu�.rnd __ Of Ice -men-P ducts and Aspt Repair Materials Durham Region quires a full -ti sales consultant service a multitude J develop new itacts. Must dei ;trate strong skins telemarkeling and 30mer service. If I are a motivated ividual, are team, inted and thrive in , we can Salary, con in0endliveS 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 HP ELI" excellent benefits LTD. palet mandactwa I coupled with L nk ilin Wires full time general la. ed growth P018Miall boom for saws. haw bsld. Forward resunM t0: Morde 6&i 7676 N" " (905) 1700 AMlarce Rd. Suite 135 PickeringNIW 3, Dom ASSIS UK (PDQ for ordl0doww office, reapfan. typing and BflaaM ence fe PleresumeoIp "Pesaw resee low sillcoe Real'OulSt. Call �p N.. Sure 1 2. Oft", ON. LIG 4W5. " wraie. Ili woarctisoN $*A* work." sap0 1 ad 1 INS, M R.O L. Pitt ."them, one Of OLir sales 428-7373 or_ fax rtxume (905)428-7376. • 1 1 Part-time. Must have diploma or degree in activation/gemnkol W a recreation and leisure Studies. Experience with seniors. Ability to work independently. Must be orjtanixrd, caring, and residernt centered. Famisu dReClOr (mto for MOO" dine. If end msume to: IDM I Cal clinic. 80 ThKftm R 1Nlnby, Oro. L1N 7T2 1 iIledical PHYSIOTHERAPIST -Oshawa Private Drthu Rehab Clxew Graduates welcome to apply Phone 416.598-4020 Ext 13. rax 416-598-3963 REG'D PHYSIOTHERAPIST pO51110n available immediate i . 5 mornings in well estab- 11shedrequipped Pickering pn- •Ae clinic PIs call (905) 420- 0647 or lax resume lex (905) 120-2907 RN NEEDED for Farcy Prac- '.,;e Oft ce Part umtllob shat - 9 position Venipuncture 'kills essential Send 'Psunes to Rosstard Med" .aotre. 701 Rosslassd Road EV. Whitby WE ARE currently looking for .ext indr•ndual who can help our ,in with his :VM agaM Au- Lsm OUALIFICATION Ener - MEnthusiastic. Very .. . long Term Commit ment. Knowledge of Autism FarMrar with Easy Imerven- liiosedl. K�'ms (lovass (Appred Analyof sis) EDUCATION Recent graduate of a�Child- hoodqulifie divKtiMs can send mor w SWOT to The Naxaraw Fam- ey, 35 Wrenn Blvd 6ownw► Caps �tC 4111 No Pyrone 1 Deycan • rationed EXPERIENCED LIVEOUT liars Y Needed bot Ise wk of Sept `defences $rock Finch area .all Jennifer at 1416)-751- 753 Weekends or anew 30pm I -gigs LIVE OUT N"jify needed In rum Ajax 3 dans week for 2 5 yr olds Non-smoker --dr a mer Call evenings 686-0285 Daycare Aradak MYLY.MARWOOD KIDDIE 'LAND 99 Kids daycare camp krrm I Spirts Ex- "Willeft (ECIEY1I)MM1 1 'CWAII - 'W prow0f dily orgy im craft, acbvdws. 0~rea CPR. son" rates (9651 426-7339 IICKERwi Besek Rafe: Loving daycare. 18 months b 12 > Datty twill .0 Werk rags. stmt' bane, marc. nu- tnfts RIMIS a snacks Fret Ad. C.PR cerbfred ission- Smo244king. receipts 905.423- SOuTN AALJMKERING BEACH Ro./BAYLy - private home daycare WIN provide a warm nurturing emron met o�/i. tIrregular 750--1732sai ) 1 Empbpnw NKM ODALIn` lawn rnan- tergrnce service. specialitrig _ in grass cutirtq amil tris mamiinngg.. and rubbt'ndsh nismovia. Cal BO 905-571-7802. t'11NWOp� ENDS WON passow 3. DVM load of logs. ,Byr now " floor field SW saved rail and PM* 10j0 k-.(905)852-7516 tIN�N - AM COMT OWU 6 b 10000 BTU from u5. DtNtnr Ntitffier $55 Tel 576-0132. d OEBI SET wilt maims, 1125. IN ilg rale. 175. side WK, 125 cast. WIM Nlrldl. ing ' stand. TIS. ' t dwOOdrt� Cebf VA 2 side fables. $20 eadt Seta SK 3.1 seder $100. Phw 428-1662 aft Bpm. AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto line: (416) 798-7259 Our lite lines are open i✓ 130 Coamwr W Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering Sara Gee - Amberlea Plaza EL - - 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 ls�ar's 3o sin to Foo 130 -fri:1:00 prill or -50 pI1B * MNr>c,1 .10I101114^ Lpr/1" IBalrl 8t11s. k 1�_�_ Online. Now where A !4 i•� you advertise, r word ad I4slt P44 Sett. NN11-Spm ` � also appears on the iMemet at: t"_ l� "E-m1iN. .... .. ... _ ... ,.n .r, v:,!:%3.>7•:�i�rix�.!!+Ns�`ir'`A.4.�ar.m. ._. - .,5[ ..r ti..;�.,ytS�y-a;.,,yp 4��. t 1 urgain Corner 1 1 AAsrkN es" CLOTHING used. wholesale ppncutg Everything under m tr Fn stdres/c65 Olds. Form er fashions 65 Old Kingston d Pickering Village, Aiax. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 2,1999 PAGE 17 A/P 1 I Wrlrot Bashat1 erg a- 1 S Tfaiwfs a 1 -F=- r 1 Rena O' a 1 Rent « SOCK OF RENTING?? MENTALS Stacrah. Coleman YARD SALE ha Sat. July 3, yam- 2pm (Rain date Sunday) Brooklin campers. tour $rare$ okhn (905)655-8893 • • 99 ADMIRAL RD. AJAX RENTALS, Coleman Campers. OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYt1 Hardware, tools, household items, tents, Canada's number 1 folding • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! trailer. Wfrom $349 barbecue, priced to sell.j Fallow prate 8 While signs.1 905-449-5374 (7 days ) Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! • Not Much Downpaymeni? - Call Mark! *YARD SALE Ii dt 11010fCyC1°` \'a` Mark offers honest. professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. Sat. July 3, 9 Ave.Pickering . good MAXIM X. ng $ very (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 836 Moretta . Pickering good condition asking S2 66 Mark Stapley, Westshore area or best olfei. caro 905665 0551 Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. Now Party wpplies, couch, recliner, dealt, children's canopy, tors, books, clothing 8 more. a 11 Apartments a A_p_v% nts p _ For Rem 1 1 Re1t all Rod m °r aII Apartment fp Rem Re i I I AutiNnoOles 1 1 I Automobiles' OSHAWA(SIMCOE/401. Avail for Soft for Saw aole August Ist Bright Daren- n-F WINDJAMMER 1987 JAGUAR )GI6 Auto Ful- 19l8 CHEM. MALIBU. 23.000 mwn apartment. separate en - y loaded. sun roof and leath- km colour green balance of GH RISE'•ante. fndge. stove utilitiesMENTS -AJAX er 198K $5500 080. 428- factory warranty. $15900 Call aril cable included $530 No 7142 434.2775 r Cols ISVlast required Jason. :Sr 579-6498 77 Falb crt. 1961 CHRYSLER LABARON. - - Bedroom convertible. fully loaded New • ,• PICKERING. Altona 2 -bed -Bedroom apart - top. very clean $3950 obo a aRIP s I w•• afge office option-ts. Includes Option - certified Call (905)579 0804 separate entrance Laun- no smoking no pets 1988 HONDA CIV 'i WAGON : a'ung distance to school ', r auto am/lm cass'Ite new I I •• •p ,a,lable August 1st. $900JtO�'E broadloom ores. new brakes, new muttter • • onlh Call 509-5039 hvd ro, water and 28000Okm. Good condition SALES LIMITED $1500 obo South Pickering I do PICKERING/WHITE'S RD De -e parKing. Call (905) 420-2923Close 401 .e ;.ng...; bedr,onn base- ent apartment, $675. Noll 686-OB-J� 1989 MERCURY COUGAR. I - • ; •its or smokers single or black with lint. aluminum -iture couple preferred Im- rims loaded with sunroof. 800 "ediately or Jury Ist Isvlast visit US at: remote staff, excellent corm;• •-• • X05)839-7682 hx,t.iunt,-fu✓hn+e•r Dort. 190km. $2900 Call 434- I ), 8924 (snp) • •' PRIYATE.2 bedroom Perry Renovated -owdown- i i 3 r�,r nhcuses nor I 'ow�ncuses `or 1190 AEROSTAR XL Jan. I en concept 2 level design I Rerw Ren, 193 000kms $2200; Refnq- Roa Tel 905-626-6019 Berq Farm 1 trorselt :25.t>OOiyear Paul Frig& 1920 GERHARD Heinizman Pick Your Own Toronto upright Grandy NI original t condittiio0n (9on al ivory Ys STRAWBERRIES 0726 AJAX, 2.bedroom apartment 1910'$ antique pipe dressing table Antique f inish. Asking Green Snow Peas $200 Call 434.8924 (sip) it ^widirg 67 Churcn St S 1•A1 SALE'tery Serv- ', Fabrics. IoveSeat. Prams. icelo"S 1m 2943275 horrors. Doral arrangements, home decorating duct/ 8100 SteeleS Ave. E., Markham services. By acct. House of Design b Decor6 A UIIREATASLE DEAL' From 'ets Call from 9am-9em w Near butt shopping Schools Duality 905 or 1- 800.906- S500 :-r ,am ,- own Ras berry picking hot" lairlIV14 at S69.900 car - 7)725-1311 SPACIOUS nen-mamUrned 2 Parauay floor, throughout. ries Ip less man OAC apt enn-axce. large xilchen wart storage, laundry be-N,,.r, acts Avail at No and dear Glen St Some with ALLIC CHALMERS - 16 horse stars on Thursday, July 1st Y, power HP garden tractor Hy- J dro static drive 48 mower b Centre area 1905)128.5570 36' snow -thrower 905 640- 71371 Sale Articles for 1 Wim led Articles BE COOL! AUTOMOBILE AIR , UIT10NING SERVICE. POOL TABLE. 4 112 x9 solid ANTIQUES?Absolutely! Ad - also home Central air service. washer, dryer. oak turned legs. leather pockets. 1' slate. Includes oak vice- always valuable usually fridge. stove. dehumidifier m -home service. scoreboard. core rackbrass freer Purchasing outright, es - tates w/some antique cord - Please call (905)259-0526 light War balls. Must see, worth $6.000 All for $2600 erds. Ino limit to value con - BLINDS Cut the middle roan. aII AI 905-985-3820 Osha- sidered). collections of any :tirnll«r has custom made via, sort. quantities or single an- tiqut items $pant ,merest in wmd" coverings. Vertical. Venetian. Shutters Free esti- RCA. DSS. SATELLITE. new Moorcrolt pottery I'll try to re- motes 1316)227-7717 w model 5135 nic!udmg test spond to all queries Robert r9051660-0072 m 1.888 36g- Card (a6 dtarnnds open) View Bowen Antiques- Brookhn. 0555 over 700 channels. $739 n- Ontario. (905)655-8049 or OSIMWA - WW, bachelor apo stallation available Card (905)242-0890 CARPET BROKER. 100%. Ny- Ion neck plush slam resistant guaranteed for 6 months. BUYING ANTIQUE and col - KennSat (905) 7254196. BUYI ANTIQUE carpet For 3 rooms. only le t9 indiidnq (905)626.9998 lectacornpkte estates Best possi- $36900 Prna ncludes 30 in- yds carpet, deluxSq e pad and m- RENT TO OWN new and re are prices paid Henry Kahn stallabon n your hoirre Free conditioned appliances. and 905.965-8161 n your (home. T V s Full warranty Pad - newdy s Market 905-263-8369 of Poors' one merest. ro payment for One interest, full year. Daviel. t-800-205- 1-800.798-5502. Split 87571905434-1830 ROYAL DOULTON FIGUR- SAYE UP TO $1000. - KAYAK CARPETS lots of carpel 1 R; nylon. new Stan re - ease carpets on Rand. I wd carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes pipet. premium pad. expert installation. last dekv- rlmoiman 686233144 free tomam (30 yards) CARPETS SALE: Las of car - 100% i Ylon Stan re - rase, carpet 3 rooms 5339 130 sq yd) brtlrrdes. pipe premium pad and hratala- hon Free esbmatt3. pryer reparss Sm" Durham and wnAtceple0 Gu 1772 CARPET AND VINYL - Carpet tfna, norms 30 square yards from $329 installed I wnil tis- cou t your hest an" up to 10: Customer Satistacalm purneeed Cab Mie for your het estimate. 905.431.4040 CHEMYWOOD UDG MED, queen orthopedic mattress set New. wwsed Lost $1500 Sacrifice $690 Can deliver (905)431.2266 DOUG SET 9 pieceTaft 6 cti.urs 2 with arms, buffet and Meth 51/2 It woe Dark oak mot corndnbon ImSts $1950 accept $900 (905)131.3309 KO AM CONCIETE ORNA- MENT is raving a sale on. lower pots, era hams. benches. aid t . Call anhytrne at 725-2336 FARM Fencing (9 stran), Ap• pie press little saws, gas brush Inrmer, office desk, truck Cap drat" table. 486 computer. walk-in coder 705.357-3576 FLAGSTONE, 3' grey kme- stone, approxmuuey 100 Sq h $200 Cash b Carry. Firewood 420 Sawmill. (905)263-212 Woodley s FUR COAT - Beaubbg cho- colate brown. can IehOih, slim 10-12 Appraised at $9500. sacrifice was as imig 55000.. further reduced to 53000. (705) 786 -OM (snp) HANK'S APPLIANCES Pans! SJOWService. A new ship• hent has arrived. LAW se- lecidn deluxe tridpes, side - by -sides. srJe. iMac stoves $19a�phnp naktom washeddryer. Moe new on" = in S. 40113 (06 KING sLE1OM, said pine, New x-Naidk paddpedrc pd- kbildap nawress set. Cost $2.6%. sarwu $1075. can (901 1�1-226B. OM 12 sped MOWKM tMte for sak. Rew4Ry fated )525.00. Phare 721-0601 ISM NaTMNAL CEOGRAPNIC Books. From 106 10 1999. Like new. Cal 7115.745.0607. CLOCKS. CANADA DAY SALE July 1st i 2nd only. hwWM Must Go! Home selection .d new ad used pianos. New digital pow from 5795 and W. Rperd to own, 100% aallrentala Also Hugesekaim d /raid ei dodo from $995 and W. Cap TELEP PIANO 433.1491. INES All discontinued series. POOLS - Recl inqular ebove Marry better pieces. Old toy ground irtclu*q decking. 16 collection. marry hundreds. x 24. DID. $5 995 Package mostly cars and trucks ndudes Noe. 2 ladders. sand (905)430-3385 lin, maw. etc 1-800- SH EDMAR Quality wooden 6111 sfteds 8 X 8 tram Yr,omr 1 Lost A 5339 pros tax Many other sir and styles available Also garages and Jedis 761 FOUND Stale neutered 1AeKay Rd Ury 3. p�r�r�rt� orange b write Wi p4 for more Ido cep 905 61 ¢ Fowtd on Suarvan or, Ajax 2093 Cal 619.2256. SOFA 4 LOVESEAT grey. wekle b turquoise $750 Sold Oak during room soft. 8 Iliea- a • 2 kali $1500 Cal 728- 7640 POEIOAK FURNITURE Cele- tam anniversary he wham come sae oar SOWCUon of Solid pine, oak b cherry bed mom .sleigh !reds. Larmaw Irl btdS. potter be& arm pmol beds. we make them A Our Clansmen also tram* build Entertainmerrt winos. Non e office. Diming Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs. an. on pfemis- es. Oreo in and Sar our Stark of the An wioodwionbg taalMy and let Tri show you how Int Iwmture is made Remem- ber 'There is No Substitute for Quality' Traditional Woodworking 115 North Port Road (g off Reach Rd I Port Perry 905-985- $774 www ffaeawntwood- w'orling on ca USED milk i cream cans Various types and slim. SM b up Some are painted ready for an artist. (905)-579.1380 WALNUT dnagroom suite TZ 6 diilrs. matching hutch. pad 55000. asknq 52000: aH what sofa and loveseat 5500: 2 Oaks $50 each. all exiXl- Im condition 743 -Ml WEDOMC On=, size 1820 satin with beaded bodice. dropped waist. ILA skit with train. sweethan neckline. shot sleeves. very comfort- able. As seen in 'Brides' Magazne $600. incl. head- 436.085e71snD10rdal bouquet. WEN" emu. sift 18,20 satin with boded bode. dropped waist. full skit with train, sweetheald neckline. short slava, very comfor- able. As seen in 'Brides' MigazNae $600. rid. Iread- lsrol bid:l bOhghed VIS CAGES for sake- Call Tfwf. 905463-5117. snp OM FRMM $19$ / up. mod ralipes $1251 up, used dryers 5125/ up. used wash, as $199 / up. new and used coin operated washers and dryers at low pries- New brad lame boon $480 and 0. new 317 a III it with clock aid window, $430 New Danby or cor4d o wit, 5,000 BTU $289., 10,000 BTU $429. Other sifts avail". woe sdec- eon of o0ta new and used ap- ph Call us S �s Apphanta SAM Parts. 154 Bruce St. Oshawo(905) 576-7448.web site www.durhamman.com/ OARACE OOOr repars, broken sprigs, cables. idlers. open- ers nristaled. Tuneyrs, 549.95 416336-0073 FOUND orange mak nal cat Is not neutered VM 7- ledwrtak Please Can 963- 9188 Orono. No • 1 PttffSepppeel Bptrdrn0 LHASO APSO puppies fur site Three mate one female. Must b seen Negotiable PMiet Cal Joanne 1905)-987- 1721 JACK RUSSELL terrier pup- pies, hand raised with 3 young ctlldren. maks. fe- males, 7 weeks Ist shoes, $375 Please Cal 665- 7MB LHASA APSO PUPPIES- ador- able- ready to go vinous co - lows First shots, vert clocked. dewormed. Call Ju - be 905.721.NO or Joanne 7W786-3124 in exchange for light work on small horse farm- Stall for own horse available. North of Uxbridge. 705-357-1890. AekoWbft 'f1 MUST SEP 1987 Grand Marquis, Niro certified i dears at certificate 135.000km 54000. (905052- 7886 1979 CM ARO, wtwte. under 100.000 kmc lady diner. great runner Shut bent driven Beautiful exterior excellent candid" for restoration. Cal (905) 725 0218. 19U Comwe, 2 or. auto., mads some work body mord. 5500 as Ls. Cal Joe weeks frys 6554956: weekads 705-778- 2456 05-775-2456 I= NERCM 30 so w bo diesel. 290 0001uns. Ex - PON - oardtion. Gold with framer mi erica. $3200 as is. Cal ID40602. 104 CAMMO. _69i1. As is. Bat ONer!M 1985 FNebird- 6LyI As is. Bat ofkIII-M (9b5)-426.6676. 107 Mm LLWME 1^ loaded with am -lm cassette and good lira. Needs trans- mission. Best offer as is. igeso' 4W sa9K®liWnecofn 5127_ W 107 CHEV CELEBRITY new ams. certifiatik. $500 as is. 728-9400 an arytime- 19/T CUTLASS SALON 305HO, excellent original condition, black/silver. factory malas.. gauges. loaded, new tires7braka. $4.500 obo, As is. ALSO. 190 Florida Magna 750 $2000. cer. Wayne (905 576.0518 or Mont- thaniquotoom erator $75 Portable dh0- washer $50 Please call after 5p in (905)665-74% I 1986 CADILLAC Fleetwood in excellent condition 1801ms All options. 1 owner car Ask - Ing $6.500. 1986 Lincoln town car. 180kms 1 owner car Asking $2.500 Call (905)-W- 7884 1196 FORD CROWN VICTOR- IA excellent condition, 124.000 km on motor 4 dr. loaded, emission test done New paint gray cplour Cerfi- tied f5000 Phone Wayne at 4.3.6050 1190 Ford Tempo, air con. 12%000 km. auto 4 dr stereo. clean condition Emission tested acrd entified Asking $2450 905- 509-8550 1$93 PONTIAC SUNRRIO LE. 98 000 kit eir auto plower locks. nowsmuors oar. new Wes . brakes battery. clean or tested and ci rbtied Pn- wa lee $6.450 (905) 619-2351 1994 DODGE Shadow, 4 at Jutu p s. pD Aic. bill, arMm :asseme 1484. certified EM- kested $6000 o b o (905)576 - WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 9055-706-8498 1 Autargbiks w rmed A 8 A AUTO Cars rr,cils bunts We pay up td $10,000 Cash on the spot Arty condi- bon, any year Call us airy fire. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 men service 905-6865003 or 905-706.5234 LOCATED AT 350 MALAGA -d Oshawa ' 6e'b( .i A,— s of IgM overlooking lrted :Mck yam $875. $nidi: Call WHITBY. 1:2 ceare $t N :25.t>OOiyear Paul Frig& to 1st $620imu 2 Bedroom 'It", 985.8465 OSHAWA arks Rep Coldilen Danker ;vel July Ist $720Jmo In- AJAX, 2.bedroom apartment 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH dLAR R E 1905)7!6-9414 ludes fridge. stove. heat. by- it ^widirg 67 Churcn St S asharra Ire AvadaW< JYly Must see Sept Ist $1325mo !rc and water Parking No 5850 plus parking July 1St Nt Flay pair" awl ,railer n- A UIIREATASLE DEAL' From 'ets Call from 9am-9em w Near butt shopping Schools Parking included S500 :-r ,am ,- own 45-576.6724 No pets (905)683--6135 Sto%e & Refrigerator. hot" lairlIV14 at S69.900 car - 2 BEDROOM ;pper duplex Separate SPACIOUS nen-mamUrned 2 Parauay floor, throughout. ries Ip less man OAC apt enn-axce. large xilchen wart storage, laundry be-N,,.r, acts Avail at No and dear Glen St Some with Close to schools and shopping. 24 MS Ira mcortt4 message room 4 pc bat, balCOVY. heated. apDharrAS(905)r srdpvirig walk in closets. paint provid- ed Close to shop- From S910.00 including hydro 905-728-1069 e.t '.-7 Centre area 1905)128.5570 ping cerdre. GO Sntort Uhk- Static call 905-721-0980 ,ud- wit Banker RNR Real Estate Z-9EDRDOM d3artment in trey Included Call 728-4993 If I south oShana AvaLaDle Au--ouses'or Pc"ss CASH FOR CARS! We Dov`<�� .. UIAMIS r�"aOr°' OSHAWA 1 Rem LU ,ore•,,, used +ehrcles 7eh✓:!es must ___ -- -- -_- - --- -- _ ,+ 2 3 nn .CS. 6 MONTHS be n nurrrrg u:orrdAw Cap fes included Easy ep'' 7 427-2415 w come to 479 2 -BEDROOM aoartme"ll. on- ernes arawa0e towty reno- gayly to schools. plus Bayhv St East. Ajax at vate!y ,vrne,l South Oshawa, pin0 For acct call � 4 new MURAD AUTO SALES $750,month Available unme- ' or %7%nloitit as wndtsm a.r. h,a rxrnc-seer. /OAS\ 771-A7A1 1 ifnenapI WHITBY. 1:2 ceare $t N :25.t>OOiyear Paul Frig& Wr Seie AOELAIOE/MARY etidtnlial ONE BEDROOM 1570 arks Rep Coldilen Danker I rubber. new crakes areJ be.:r.,..n :nein Bop! L,u v .,..,� .. „ r dLAR R E 1905)7!6-9414 1936 Ivo: 3.4 ton pickup basement S"Eumoind Park. asharra Ire AvadaW< JYly Must see Sept Ist $1325mo truck southern box, strong rip, hrsi 8 lair. felminets Nt Flay pair" awl ,railer n- A UIIREATASLE DEAL' From 350. $1400 obo Call 905-579- Margot (905)434-I1990 cluded 436-6042 S500 :-r ,am ,- own 4566 (Sniff Laundry taalqus (905)-:28- 0440 sm Natsmo4 preferred f65W mo 1905)665-9609 hot" lairlIV14 at S69.900 car - Runts good Many rNw parts. AJAX large 2 -bedroom base- WHITBY oachebr apartment ries Ip less man OAC R 1989 FORD ANGER XL 6 mens aparli ent. parking A• . ble parking b Laundry 24 MS Ira mcortt4 message cyfrlder pp excellent coed- laundry Close to 401 and all Geri deft; Non smoker pre- 905-728-1069 e.t '.-7 ton $3100 0 8 0 Call 905- amembes 5800 rrldYSrtie ferred Avai;able August Ist ,ud- wit Banker RNR Real Estate 728-7290 AgilaW Immedatdy.. 111i tstAast refefencei ISM ad Aureka Ra-, 1993 f0110 EX►LOItfR X's "s' a must i7rq)arp-4tyo Irdosme 905.430-6965 BEDROOM Her u : ierymmg m- du0ed� 5^apptances park,nq access to oacicyard shar"rt kitchen hVinwoom fermi, room etc cable. ph" Non - Smoker preferred Immediate IV 1%L1,1sh 5400 90J 326- 6674 ROSSLAND,SIMCOE AREA Nim, :w. ,�n1•^ nil, . rushed ;,puking au :lities $250 monthly 6 ,p Workir r; eman preferred N, r wham College 1905,7,! 4845 4x4 ..amyma green Sun roof ifnenapI WHITBY. 1:2 ceare $t N w UI deck .4 4 bdrify aI puwa doors and windows. AJAX. MW 32 3 Church St Sopenor 2 bedroom manfbor room Modern decor Central I rubber. new crakes I bedroom basement partially *1 S940(mo rridiides broad_ arrNatc Alarm Near 401'GO ,railer tomig package CMC- twivshediiniwnnshed. sepa- loom. blinds. treat. wailer Must see Sept Ist $1325mo lied at emission tested Im- rate eldham parking Shue storage. garage No pets Rd- mclusive ( 1427 4425 nuculate coardrtrom $11.000 Landry, fncWtstove able erences redlined Avail Auo uskaes x16)2266666 'Jry �. Imrrr. rq•srnu•erz peri. es 1St (4'4-Qt39 161 rY nC nvY tI a - 1994 JIMMY 4a44 it New $700;mo avadabre imine- Gately, 905-427-097 I'll WNMY N IROCX401 I'l roomed detached Dwtitw hum• . 1 1,2 path. new kitchen. muffler T,ul pipe Sutter3 3 3pm 30 tinplate. etc Are parking J6 Loaded Key less erlry BEAUTIFUL LARGE CPEN gr 1 within as fireplace ce � � ♦>�e stalking distance to mall kknt Condition. Certired Bat Concept Sep Entr $62Smo Cable, ail ton. Park- stores bus. schools226.6ft290 otter' 436.60,39 yl axauwve with oa. CAW i ing LIy Intl Aug 1st Smhye no uskaes x16)2266666 84 FORD F150 wim Cap Laundry taalqus (905)-:28- 0440 sm Natsmo4 preferred f65W mo 1905)665-9609 rfw HOUSE -n N Oshawa 3 Runts good Many rNw parts. room. gal Lit.. 97K. loaded, pe►kd. bio,... , },,eye o appl eerxral ,needs body work $800 080 BASEMENT APARTMENT Willy ent welen fait can own Air vin - oily bai:k yard wren Cas Jeff at 436-7996 North Oshawa Urge b :atm nn hwne for less man deck $1 100,mo .util Credit in ground pool. hot tub. mans. fdrneolan e I DApprox 1400 V" :11""" Call Dave Hay- check Goad and Joy. (9C5)- 1 sq ft Gas fireplace Fridge loci Sales 'Rep ReJMJx 433.46.-' 4wh 1ViYW Dnvt stove, washer b dryer Private Summit Really (19911 "o 160K. steal p, 53.520., 96 1981 PLYMOUTH Vooyaer g enlr b pakxg Smncoe St N (905) 668-3800 or (905) �_ THREE BEDROOM y •ase in SE 3 tinder forgo �- G106e to college All Ancor this $795 monttu All utd 3211 ;:x9r.dGe -i -. �' dose to amemtes�u interior rvm- sernger 52000 Gap 190.51428- tat last required References 6291, knave message Avail Aug Ist Call Pad I t - in Trsilsn SpMon -Fn 433.1166 98AII7MIA 700 sq n scudo spd base model. Iran, lady apartment m large country driven . 1 owner. t 000kms 1164 36' TRAVEUARIE Park home. sky lights sunken liv- go condition, $6800. call model Full slide on Au viii ing am. balcony. separate g05 263-47D9 dawned Separate Dark bed entrance. very pnvate. $725 ASS11 LEASE 1998 Pontiac roan 32'x8' deck Shed On a Inclusive Non-smorung single Sunfire G T 10 OOOkms age treed IN Pigeon Like in working person preferred WILSONiOLIVE Brea adult buiimng Twc-oearoom apt Avrubie immediately Fridgeat e stove h. hydro In- d urfc0 No dogs. $742.1mordh carpet 1 parking space. Laiindry Daytime 263-8369 or evenings 263-2522 1 Houses plelety renovated Dy prores- sional budder New furnace. windows, kitchen. carpet. flooring. etc New bridge, stove. dishwasher included Would suit couple or sm fam- iy Available August Ist $1200 plus pbties First and Last References regirirW Non smokers only (905) 649- Kawiall- Mist SO m' Available Aug 1 Call 905- 3597 $363.11/mo 1989 Cavalier 2 deadpip(70S)_741-2259 985-1520 WESTNEY/ROSU MO 1800 door. 106.000kms. $2.000. arcade, shuffleboard, basket- room bind news, parking, al 19N GMC full size, pickup 1912 FRAIN= 12'x42' Park CENyp,A Ossaws, targe 2 b $4.000 (905)-433.1956 after model Located at Cedar 3 bedroom apartments avad- 3pm Beach Seasonal Park on able In well-mantained CERTICAII AUTO CENTRE Musskmans lake (Aurora Rd i Hwy 48) 10'42' cedar building close 10 all amenities P1ease call (905)723-0977 9 SUwER SALE. WE ARE OVERSTOCK ON 6000 BE-deck all window covering, new (198) dark rod Ivakue a.m - 7 p.m CONOMONEO ANM Ell 510.0001. 3 pica bath, air CON, I - New arrivals • 96 Cavalier Lron g' �e hot aster 1 right 1 -bedroom. NET, cot bright i Coupe, auto. an. dark red. 5 frig eras' Irdge. stove i washer,new deal) pool hot tub. sawn. pool, speed. $9.350.. 94 Buick lie- 432.7601 w leave message. room. gal Lit.. 97K. loaded, pe►kd. 1�) "no � (vim neo pads, 05N add- wANte $0.500.. 91 Fnft saw). AU tows and country able Septi. 1st DrstAast . rd - 130.000 kms. automatic. 4 drib tadMies._ pmgle beach, aerica.l-905-963-0792. door, only $3.500.. 94 Chev in ground pool. hot tub. mans. LARGE 3 bedroom 2 -bath - YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE:' OWN from $700Jmttordh Not Muds Dowmgaymenrn) (905) 571-6275 14800.840-6275 Mark Stapley sr ins coir. arra n,a h.•r it sq n 3-bedroombacks onto green area. dow to school Available August 1st. Can 416- 708-6094 Al OS6MWA SOUTH 3 bed- room townhouse dose to schools. stoppug. $850 per --th ph..e ..hht- rindit- Awdable August Ist (905) 579.9956 days GOOOWOOO - One Bedroom Mem. 4 dr. Tafde LT, krait- ed. 143K, asking $12,500..92 ed, arcade, shuffleboard, basket- room bind news, parking, al ! you own 6 months free. W. Income - 4WtlmenA� "in - Re" Ltd.. loaded. 130 K 3800 V6, while, sale se events. S321.900. cam incusire, able. 1200 sq. n.. $1000Naarilr, Mike 719-5513. requirementAnurate from 528000 gross- M unlie 1st 700 . hydro. 1st i lad Cal 4164';15.6337 Pf�e s6.995. wm. 92 Astro. loaded,ievatik 143K $7.995 firm90 Buick (705)-434-1450- LUKIMY 2 0001. U PIN experience! Call Ken Cdis. Cofdwel Banker OSMAWA 3 IE mm town - 1Jill= 1207 lent wager. 818 , talfk, A". Near Downtown OORM i DChadAwi. Aug 1st. t856r (905)728-9414. house. parking for one car Good nenghDpur!iood. Close to ,lice, cold air, Only 33.500., 0 Musumg. auto. 4 cyl., � mace. twin procaine Strait room and awning, mo. including heat b hydro Non-smokershq-pets. (9051- w E> UJWT opPorurnY 10 ten. No down payment. Ven- schools, shopping and Go � $M.. 905 and tient. fL995.. 94 wow cover. very duan con diidn. $7900 0.8.0 905 432.7601 w leave message. Dor assistance Cute 2 bed- pities. -571 - D435 Ext., loaded. burgundy, sharp. room detached bungalow, $10,985. 91 Taurus, loaded, 6805. MALAGA Rd.. Oshawa, near rerdwted to new. CAN Bib PHEASANT ESTATES - Har - only 60K. now 55,985., 91 Lo- mna van. loadell. beam 1917 @W"Mo Top Wild trader- sleeps. 6. sunk. hydro. GSp-. Sp2-bedroom $G2 us hydro HW Richardson Reality -Net Asso- dates (906)433.7949 money N. townhouse 2 large bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. S 200K, must be seen.$r(;.. 92 Elantra, auto, loaded, black. high and low pressure stoves. Cane Wmhng included. Avarade Joy. 1st. Laundry 3-BEDIIOOM bungalow, air. applwtces, gas fireplace in 160K. steal p, 53.520., 96 city and on board water, ui- used canopy. SM. Brook- on emises. Cad (905)434- double garage. 30x60 rnsulat- rec room. walkout to deck. garage. Clean and quiet. No Cavalier, auto. air, black. 65K only $9,985. 88 Buidi LeSabre Mh' 655.8893' 9644. ed storage on 1 acre lot AvauLaDle September 1st or pets First and last Available tended 120k, 3800 V6, Must COMM 2711. FNa+rV OSIMWA - WW, bachelor apo sooner $1200 monthly Call All - t 571-0 Call 905 665-7268 571-7403 be seen S4 995 Clftw m an ed with Florida room and Clean enol quuet. furnished (416)449-1685 or w Amb Carib, 155 Kiap St. W.. deck, in Grandview Park on wilt eat- in kitchen, app is WUNUDOE 3 bedroom. 2 12 M Odie Man. Call $79- Bucthom Lake Huge lot, Its and gas fireplace, Uar, 34M $0• FT. Executive (tome bathroom townhouse $1188/ 2m.1RY USI!I Dearth, pod. hottuD, mantic patio. bloc and Laundry tadk- in Counice. near school. rid , utd (905)-852-9018 $1800 I F v more activities and events, ties. prate parking and bus . uu rtteS. its Lasvde- Aslwig$12,900.728-2968 stop at doe Sat mature em- Wsivrelerertce required ppl1ooyyed male. with no pets Please aII Saw 576-9339 or $515/tirsWst Ph 726-1007 922-28561snp) BOWMANVILLE Liber`, SCI Furors^r: -,.,:n available lot workup peo uil . quief. pearl TY able. parking shared bathroom, kitchen 6 Irving room $85 weekry call 905- 697-0760 FURNISHED Ro,m r $rune rc conn , A se of krrcnen huuacm. iwndry. able new rug mroupnoru Patio. parking $300Jmonth Available imine daily (905)720-1764 1 snared Accommodaw LOVELY BEDROOM : or ,,nh,�..,,..: c..,.."ill es - we f',,:I r'Ctt, Full use home grounds Including am , be. $SSD Aug 1 rd- erences Call evenings Dune w Gad 905-985-9519 PICKERING : min to GO b ,nuppriq Beautifully fur- nished master bedroorNbath- room XC cable iaundry. parking. friendly quiet non- smoker IstAast References. "I now (905)-831-1951 Dike A • Rena l 374 50. FT. office newly decorated own real- AVC and washroom Brock Rd South area S395Jmonth Phone (9051427-7400 DOCTOR/ DENTIST CHIRO- PRACTIC/ DAY CARE ETC Fully renovated located on major intersection. high traffic now ample parking free standing building; $1900 nego- bable Call (416) 226 6666 WESTIIEY/401 - 600 sq n with Wesrney exposure Auto- motive plaza Available im- medately $65d'month 416- 449.4444 • YrANtiitl HEAR OWea Centre: En- closed. Bay with overhead doorsisde door M. heal b hydro included (high ceilings. parking, utilities. washrooms, air -compressor included) Space tut parking eWnpment/ trucks/outside storage Also Ing unit avid soon 905-576- 2982 05-576 2982 or 905-626-6619 1 c.0"P ", 3 9EDROOM cottage for rent Gooderham Lake Haliburon July 3 - 10. $600 9B5-0059 A/P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 2,1999 goCott" PAM for 1troller SeesComing Events . 1 Auctions BEDROOM nell egw(iped 8 deaCones GET Y R AB RAYnn on beautilul Purdy Lake eoFive fail FORD Econolme Camp- Sal July 10199 - Pon Perry Far - n cag- 22 er Van 93.000 km, auto, air Ps Pb. pol, sleeps 4-5. sill 6 rounds DEMOLITION DER - �yrr es on acres Swimming and favorite tanning Chain Call Wayne Wanamaker. fishing . boating. lentis beach belted. loaded. compkiely Pon Perry Lions Club 985 - volley ball basketball. bad- sell contained Ready for 2651 minion. horseshoes hat -tub. camping $9000 obo 697-1279 and Peterborough. Get jak:um. barbecues b lire pls Just bnng your towels per- RED SETTER RESORT lamr . 1 Personals arid enloy ly campground and cottage Sarson Group Dyrtamwc 697- Blue Moon Retreat" all now re$ort at the Trent River Cot- loges 2.3 brdm 5450-5500 per BORED HOUSEWIVES - ON - to book 1.800.659-9448 week New camp sites New TARIO Names d Home CHANDOS LAKE. 2 8 3 bed- waterfront saes from $1000 • Phone Numbers. 1 -900 -451 - 3638 ext 680 $369/mn must room huusekeep ng cottages per season Rec hall store. be 18 Forte N N I safe beach no pees. from pool• horseshoe. lakefront barrrFs 40'xl20' a 40'x150' 5360-54.15 Good fishing 705- swimming. boating good fish- 11 OLDER LADIES - Names 656.4981 ring (705)-778-3096 d Private Home Phone GREAT FISHING and family Money Numbers. 1-900-451.3638 ext 235. $369/minmust be 18 hohdat an Rice Lake One lo Lend T.tone hour from Oshawa Modern LCBO licenced for 200 per- pn South �'r ii—w- 8Q3. Please for cottages Sandy beach. play- $SO - $1000 Advance until DURHAM'S OWN BATING ground child program nayday.'comm,ss on or pen- SERVICE! Call 905-6831110 Low family prices July a Au �� Answer m 20 nun 665- Create a private mailbox or Dust Available(705)696-2601 1148.416-296-9902 browse other personal ads PRIVATE 4 bedroom well MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out free Meet anew Friend or Love ler Irte maintained partially furnished or debt quick wnhout going Nogles Greek. Bobcaygeon bankrupt or being garnisheed NEW AT FELICE S - Facelift For further details call 905- Everyone accepted regardless wdnuut Surgery Psychic 640-63-1 imornation f creditlino for free d Brow Tim- 51576.3505 mgl 4336-9303 • 1 Florida Student loans included Vac' R•rl Improvements CLEARWATER, nilly turmshec OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT and central a❑ conditioned. 2- GUARANTEED, SOME COMPANIES 3 bedroom moble (perma- nent) homes Pools, hot lug. FRONT FEES. OTHERS near beaches andmafor at- 00 NOT IT 15 tractnoris Children welcome SUGGESTED THAT YOU Photos shown in your home INVESTIGATE THOROUGH - $275 weekly (9051683-5503 LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY A PERFECT FAMILY Vacation CONTRACTS. Home in CLEAR WATER AREA 3 bedroom, townhouse. pod. rFirn•rntial �cruri. tenors court. pond. services BO pnvate yard, dose t0 • beach Available row For wfo A nbnrnc /0(151-570 27RA 1 1 Ikivale Forma1AA,11A1A11i 1 r -or Ser 172 BURK ST. OSHAWA 4 bedrooms separate dmmg- room. recreation room. large deck garage 17'x27' Lot 40'x207' Linda Johnson, Sales Rep Fes 705-324- 6094. Cddwell Banker Kent Plan Realty. 1 -NO -339-8347 (Eul I 3 SEORDOON. 2 bath de- tached home with gxaffe on tUmet street RetuuslKd hard- wood Into one. new oak eat -in kddwn Wpallo door to deck Wood fenced back yard Senu ,gushed basement wrm n - come potential Compwe v redecorateddose to park hotpmy 8 downtown A must sol $134.900 DREW HUUSE Sat July 3rd 6 Sunday Joy 4Ii .cpm or k�K 1905F432- �� weer' lq Elpn St w "MERING OPEN HOUSE it A m5^ -' •lilt. asita 3 SW" flarowooll 24 Roar Sunny Steps of GO Many tokwades Immaculate 14M Es�larfade Cas"401 CAN (905181.-1011 6 RENNO AVENUE. Bow - Manville Larje nalare lot LarnOscaped gardens tan pored. 2.1 bedroom Ourgaiow Hardwood floors. aw condi- honmg, eat -n kncnen, sti- d washer Oak cupboards. new leegvaled bathroom, tub we NO brwsked base- r=N we Irmdnengk d 3pc lathgas furnace Rreptace. water neater Cloths dryer and hook up for ranee 20x20 Oetad+ed kMuaited parapet wOrkshOp we hydro 1, tde- 0— amp woodtpve For more Klformihon rap (9051623•-0451(srp) CHARMING 2 bedroom brick bungalow or gime street in Norm Oshawa 2 balks. now wgdowrs a plumbing 200 AMP service targe drnewray. garage ferwxd yard 600 hnstie Avenue $129.900 CAN(905)571--0627 FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW! 1 (Baa) 641-4628 DEBT RELIEF GUARANTEED WE CAN HELP! 1 Norgag•s. twrance ACCESS = MONEY NOW FAS' FINANCIAL ASSIS- IANCE Pnvale Ftnanciaf As- satance No file Doe w Fee. Mannion of $10100,leo Crew investigatwin. Assrs- to" tar Personal or Bus' MU Needs Dwelt 8 Conti- tMRRSP t� ELIGIBIL- ITY Re- Oromem Savnps Plan) Rif (ltetwew*m Income Fund). LIFIA (Locked -In R4brcmea Allowance Plan). PENSION PLAN from a Former Employ- er Arulyred by our consue- AM and refHred for rapid h- rurlICIN execution CFM INC Ty Free Phone 1-8W 657.1062. Tot Free Fax 1 - Bea -703-1492. 7 DW%AYtek. 24 naw Service - MORTGAGES Good bad aro SQ1, rinanang for any put- PostAa appkra tam arccepptt- ed C41 ciminnuirwity 0) 66x- 90 .1 tlwskws 6905 orfmutir• IS THIS YOU 777 Seeking sen -motivated entrepreneurs looking to can a pokrMW $49 049 per year wkNoim 1111119 ment�°$°a�" wittiness with a name brand pr00uCf NO SELLING Finally be in Burge o1 your own bme. Money. and FUTURE Hurry over 54 areas Afre�y sold out Mon invest Slisx00 Seri ous nes only Cal 1-800- BIASTNGS - New 2 bed bun- rp.LM OtA6" ppaalow gas heat full wio TANNING STUDIOS baseffem. attached iineshed Durham region's largest piarage upgrades galore MurrayI 19K LePage and favorite tanning Chain R E BOa882 525�y Currently has tanning franchises for OSHAIBA •targe 4 bedroom sale in Ajax semi with in law apartment hardwood m kvingroom Bowmanville. Cobour "In Urge yard. many extras and Peterborough. Get great location Close to Civic on a Palm beach Salon Cerate. Asbng $124.500 can before it's too late. Lorrame or Don VmAIS4- Call (995) 434-25111 Sarson Group Dyrtamwc 697- ,700 TME FLU Jn the a other 8 Flap�sin Caiuda Lala for Rags. banners. and tiagpoks Sam are our specialty kWkmum investment fM ACRE IION6E FANM. Ken - of $80 .000 covers Inventory. equipment.Conttdal 600.600 Sill'. do ne wth anfranchise tot. Contact indoor 11001. 5 W-.$ Hasa Doreen Namman (604)-736- barrrFs 40'xl20' a 40'x150' 8161 E-mail dor- GanarukaopMyRiver flows anine d the Mat f�arrramn ww" "apsh°p.com the area. Asking $490.000. `, Ali++ WSW Frank. Royal LL�ipp�pe Frank Real Estake. (906)-SIb- 4111. 6611a� LEfiONt by certified red cross instructor. NOUN"" MY Hwy Io- noon On s115f35 Newrasa He" P001 Private and semi LCBO licenced for 200 per- pn South �'r ii—w- 8Q3. Please for som Lot 300'x300'. Health ask Catha- im forces sale' Only $190.000. Walter Frank. Royal LePage Crfadny Frank Real Estate. (905)-576 • 1 4111. ft ART N THE PANS Uxbridge at Elgin Parc Joy 17111- ,am. To place s ad calli Vendors needed Call 852- 1 1 MILLSTONE CONSTRUCTION Additions Renovations • Decks Basements 427-0059 THE Nimble Hand ,/ Home 4nprovemerlts/ Repairs VCeramicTilers /Outdoor 6 Landscape Projects Coal Alan (WSYS39-0954 PELLEY HOW See your deck bebre we build 4. in 3-D. ktt e," walkways 6 garders, twoes a steeds CA Rick (905)619-0681 :1 FIRIIOp PilleoN MAN Grata cwMiall, FaN an a spin dle-- p -W nMObili c & 0"jwK small ntomig Jobs CaN Vee at loos�ase.aso>r. 6 P.kdsA6 a until PAINIM t PLASTOWN stimbasement � o s. Pay as your saoshed. FBr a t oomak 00 sea 416-414-5911(Pidt. • 1 Auctions • e 1 Services • •,1 Services • • 1 Services; ervice • 1 orshp services 10FESTIVAL DAYS 3 DAY AUCTION NEW SELECTION EACH DAY at the FIDELITY MASONIC HALL 320 Queen St., Port Perry (Next to Old Town Hall at Queen & Simcoe) FRIDAY, JULY 9TH 7 p.m. Preview - 5 p.m. Auction SATURDAY, JULY 10TH 12 Noon Preview • I p.m. Auction 7 p.m. Preview - 5 p,m. Auction SUNDAY, JULY 11TH 12 Nkx)n Prcvicw • I p.m. Auction At'lin,t; on It nstruc-tions received. it It ill auction NIAJOR BUCKHORN ART GALLERY AND COLLECTORS GIFTWARE and a very special presentation of A.J. CASSON - signed, limited editions including: Casson, Ontario'Series, Casson Country Over 150 pcs. of fine gallery art, featuring Wildlife, Florals, Landscapes - signed, limited editions by Ken Danby, Michael Dumas, Terrence Andrews, George McLean, Brent Townsend. Elizabeth Berry, Bev Hagan, Joyce Bells. Patricia Bourque, Judi Kent Pyrah and many other fine Canadian artists... Introducing 25 new wildlife ltd. ed. prints by Martin Visser and Paul Rankin. FINE GIFTWARE Bohemia/Crcch fine crystal vases/txlwls, hand crafted figurines & sculptures (Armani, David Winter), Royal Doulton, rare collector plates, (Christian Bell, Fairmont, Rockwell. Wedgwoxxl), Kaiser German porcelain. tine glass (Wedgwfxxl & Goebel) and many other items incl. hand woven carpets. Epson photo scanner, ctc.. TERMS: CASH, CHEQUE per Into at sale Subject to additons & deletions • No Buyers' premium THE MICHAELSON COMPANY INC. Anna Mitenc-h - Auctioneer I -X55-849-2790 or 905-6604249 Great shopping - Lots of Bargains • Fun for v veryone Bring u friend A enyt v the jun! Roofirs :1 RoaFNg A & C 11100FDOG Aid AboodN Shingling, all types tit roof., neer 2nd old, Workmanship Guaranteed. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully insured. Free estimates. Caff At crow at (411005) g*}A"ft 1 no T61tItE 11111111111111110VAL & 111amp CADAVE �0 831-7055 Sfurcucnbrng.. canal repaus. Top qualify wart a rca gnaw prices 20% ,NI her Srnwa Can for a FREE Estimate IM -9669 TMS PNNTING a DECOR Interior a Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, dean, reliable service. 428 -Ml PFlem F.td yolr cl essilled NOVIElts Move trig I, we price them AN! Free esti- mates, sewn discount, short notice moves. Ap- triances moved. also storage space alailabfe. Comp trable)IN177 rates. Callr 11-111111-263-1111111111R Houses. Apartments, OHices, Appliances a Piano Specialists. Sttrlior a Mid Month Discounts. Limsed, insured. Fra Estimates. P►dusinal ST. ANDRF,W'S PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 Joint Summer SerN ices IOAX) a.m. at Pickering Village United July 4, 11, 18, 25 at St. Andrew's August I, 8, 15, 22. 29 Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister EVERYONE WELCOME AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH The Family Church 1820 Whites Rd. N., Pickering 839-1383 Rev. Dr. Morley Mitchell Summer Services at 10:00 a.m. Sun. July 4th to Sun. August 29th Pickering Standard Church I I (Methodist) TSUMMER SERVICES SUNDAY WORSHIP - 10:30 AM EVENING - 7:(X)PM "Thr Churt h 77144/ Smiles" St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering IAV 1J6 (905)831-3353 SUNDAY LITURGY Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. (i Sunday Morning 5:30, 10:00, 1 1:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. TO ADVERTISE YOUR CHURCH SERVICES ,Please call ,Janice 683-0707 -for fax (9051579-421 R 815 755 755 755 Cross Movers :x- r moving `1otuseflolffs • Offices -Apes. PadungAvad gree Estimates 416-423-0239 lig x small we do i1 at 1 Flooring, CARPET NISTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restretchbng, our speciality. Free estimates. D a N Oman, 967.1799 Br 967-1660 Imcmenmy So far you've tried th, rest, Now ti's time to cry the Best! Vacuummg, dusting. kitchens baths, blinds. baseboards. ledges. doors. and more fox I to% price of $65 00 Spenalf flares Ta., d W d Call Rain 11 cell 416-76692M 1 Gardeningot `'. TAKE IT EASY! We offer compkhe organic garden and lawn are services Iandscape design and installation, weekly lawn cutting FRff ESTMMTES Can loony b Bed out none >i�1NNItflIMla7iNTrN >tlalled wWm era�aa..e.B - Paoo slabs • Garden Beds • Clean Lips l;aN MNte 141i�62-4122 an Els talflt am d ptftr ratbrl as w carBla a �� rwporteible for rRBIe tbart on, tllflertlsrh in 6M 11YNR of rte News Advertiser Dep. p600e ojxratdrs mom are arailBble for your convenicna exry Sat 9.0 to W. To !lace Yaw am" Ad Neau CA 663.0707 CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE! 0 Congratulations PAUL! Love, v Mom, Dad, Laura Jimmy! II Actual Size Of Ad To Place this ad in this special section call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser TREE CUTTING i TRIMMNIG 24 yrs. ex Fully insurPed Free estimates 905-433-7140 SELL R Now CALL /WAX 663- 0707% 852-9741 1683-0707 ER_ i t3*" ve P A" Sokinkin11d10ML SCHOOL APPWW by 11.3.11.0 910 Lessons $150 •FIJI Course 5259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416) 207-31160 Mme! R �40t1l0 AL AN IAMa1t6Q w>rs ;jM •,yM1 if rY�id''%q. :lJ.i%I.I�,"i.. - .. J. ''-� 'ry{e ;11'•,Y s�.!•.. '. .. 'J' ` CLASSY Young black beauty to be your Disc. guaranteed jade (410 45627107 To place your business in this mWen call 683- 0707 or 852- 8741. Party Sarvioas I=Party Sarvias RABBIT WAND" WORK Doing Maglc For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My OMagician. an. Call Ernie 668.4932 d,�rntlrmau� fxst fnt%d EXCEPTIONAL LADIES tiER1'IScI N RILIN REWON Lcrr,.Luer: & C1.488 REIIABIIln' & DIK En0f1 "Not associated with any other Agencies" 4104-8761 NOUN HIJ?MG Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience everysat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 card of TharNla 7 card or nlw" We would like to express our sincere thanks to the community of Uxbridge & surrounding areas to all of our friends & friends of Daniel Weiss, who passed awayy May 29th, 1999. For the cards, flowers & caring words & just for being part of us in this most difficult time. Thank you Frank TWO & LmDWhsDrtarhs PEEBLES, Keitha Marion - At Hillsdale Manor, Oshawa on Tuesday, June 29, 1999. Kedha Marion Barkley in her 89th year. Wife of the late Charlie Peebles. Loving mother of Bob of Blackwater, Patty of Pontypool and Penny of Oshawa. Dear grandmoth- er of John. Jody, and Tammy. Sister of Eric Barkley of Memdkville. The family will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME. 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax ( Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-3 p.m. Saturday July 3, 1999. Funeral Service in the Chapel to follow at 3:00 p.m. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Ajax 8 Pick- ering Red Cross. the Alzhemier Society or to Hills - HERE IS YOUR CHANCE TO WINFROM OSfl{x:{.�k'IIIiB}'.CLiRINGiON . I THIS WEEK A PLATINUM SERIES BALLOT BOXES WILL BE WEBER BBQ LOCATED ATTHE APPROX. RETAIL VALUE FOLLOWING ADVERTISER'S $1,099.00 BURGER KING FAMILY HAIRSTYLING r'5 Clarrg c,, B'vd Ctarnow 243 K.ng St E . Bowmanvile DURHAM TV & ANTENNA ALEXANDRIA'S BODY SUGARING 15' _ oe•y St Bowmanvdie '645 Dundas St E. Wheby, a Dube SITY'S RESTAURANT & LAUNDROMAT SUGAR LIPS 7 Passau St Oshawa 16 Rosehdf Blvd Oshawa (North or Sitars) TESTAMENT BOOKS ALMOST PERFECT FROZEN FOOD OUTLET 1 ;. Dundas S; E. Wh,ttly 191 Btoor St E, Oshawa ' at 40 t, LIBERTY CAR WASH PAULMAC'S 146 Lberry St. Bowmanvltte 243 K:rg St . E. Bowmanvia CLASSIC AIR SYSTEMS MOSTI RALIANI INC. Cal 'Cr DaftotS 427-2822 8-350 Wentworth St E. Oshawa L1M0 SERVICE THE GATE HOUSE HAIRSTYLING CLINK: Cavi for bauots (4161 410-8312 21 Bearlce St W., Oshawa GOLD REFLECTIONS THE STYLE SHOP 243 King Si E . Bowmanvdle 166 Church St . Bowmanvint HAIR BY SHALAMAR NORTH END BOWL 153 Brock St N, Whitby 1300 Wilson Rd N Oshawa GUYS i GALS HAIR HANK'S HOME APPLIANCES 28 Drvmson St. Bowmanvile 426 Srncoe St S. Oshawa (N of 401 f BEAUTYCLUB SALON GLASS ACT WINE MAKING 1402 Hwy. 2. Courtkce 96 Waverly Rd. Bowmanvile DURHAM AUDIO/VIDEO i COMPUTERS GONE WITH THE DOGS 500 King St. W.. Oshawa 2651 Trults Rd. S. Courtkce KRISTA POOLS i SPAS TIMMY'S 1975 Taunton Rd. Hampton 1561 KdV St. E. Courtice (Hwy. 22Prestonvale) OSHAWA PANT A WALLPAPER RAMA SURPLUS 894 Sencoe St. N., Oshawa 735 Abert St.. Oshawa LANDMARK FURNITURE BABY BECOMING 77 King St. E.. Bowmanvale 17 King St. E., BowmanvlRe THE NEW WHITBY TOYOTA PERRY FUELS 1025 DmIlas St. w.. Whitby OSHAINA • WHITBY • CLARINGTON 285 Bloor St. W. Oshawa TNTC WFFK HAM bS % DwxWs St. W..WivilibY an = an = = an = = = = an Nine Name Addw I ddm Pll= Nwb f ft* NIx i* M = Bl♦ Qi m = ON m No -0, Come• • Swimwear all year round . - • Sports & designer snits t� t>• t� t� t. t>. 166 Church St. (Next to Home Hardware) 623-5455 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July Z 1999 PAGE 19 AW A message from The War Amps For more information about the PLAYSAFE Program, call: 1-800-250-3030 http://www.waramps.ca ""LAKE & GOLF" BUNGALOWS FROM $99 9001 • Make a New Beginning in an Adult Lifestyle Community ...just 3S minutes from the Don Valley Parkway! MODEL BUNGALOWS OPEN TODAY1 a -- SEE 9 SPECTACULAR BUNGALOW DESIGNS UP TO 1800 SQ.FT! 9 new bungalow designs (up to 1.800 sq. ft.) priced from $99.900 to $169.900 LEXINGTON BUNGALOW: cathedral cetGrtjy bay window 1,160 sgft, AS SHOWN JUST $122,900. 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