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i' �I KE NEWSADVERT.C RING SER P]C K E R 1 N G' S COMM UNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44,000 28 PAGES Controversial plan to move ahead Pi'Ockeri"ng allows lakefront rezoning BY MARIANNE. TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING - Town council has granted a controversial water- front -area rezoning that was op- posed by some nearby residents. Councillors voted Monday to approve the rezoning for 535 Rodd Ave., on the south side, in the area between the mouth of the Rouge River and the Petticoat Creek Con- servation Area. It was requested by the property owner, and required as a condition of a land severance ap- proved by the Durham Region land division committee which would divide the lot into two and allow the construction of another home on the new parcel. The lot to be divided sits just north of another property directly on the lakeshorc, 5.31 Rodd Ave., which has been purchased by the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority ('IBCA) from the owner of 535. Residents who opposed the Motorcyclist dies as bike hits van :PICKERING - A motorcy- clist was killed here Friday after- noon when his bike hit a parked van. - . The collision occurred around 3 p.m. on Brock Road just north of Finch Avenue. The motorcyclist was declared dead on arrival at Ajax -Pickering Health Centre where he was taken by ambulance. No one else was injured. Durham Regional Police had no further details at press time. rezoning maintained that by ap- proving it the Town would be en- dorsing the land severance and the construction of another house on the property that will further ob- struct the view of the lake from Pickcring's waterfront trail and block access to the TRCA-owned property to the south. They also questioned the TRCA's entire land acquisition and sales policy in the area. "This is not an insignificant lot;" said area resident Greg Masson, who noted taxpayers had paid a lot of money for the TRCA's lakefront property to the south. "We should be able to get to it" Herb Wank of the Rosebank Ratepayers Association said his group was concerned the TRCA was selling too much of its land and allowing too much develop- ment in the lakeshore area linking the Rouge and Petticoat Creek SUNDAY, JULY 4, 1999 OPTIONAL WEEK DELIVERY $5%SI NEWSSTAND JASON IJEBRF.GTS✓ News Advertiser photo Runningforfun on Canada Day. Kaitlyn Boyle gives it her best shot in the ing Canada Day celebrations Thursday. For See PICKERING page 4 'bungee run' at Kinsmen Park in Pickering aur- nrort Canada Day photos, see page 7. Grade 8 grads get head start More than 300 Grade 8 gradu- ates will start heading back to school next week to brush up on their math and English skills before beginning high school this fall. The region's two .school boards are offering summer school pro- grams for Grade 8 pupils this year to ensure students are prepm d for the new high school curriculum being introduced in Grade 9 class- rooms in September. Approximately 200 Durham District School Board students will take part in math and English class- es throughout the summer, while close to 140 pupils will participate in courses offered by the Durham Catholic District School Board. Gerry Blake, the separate board's superintendent of programs, notes participation in the summer school program is voluntary. Mr. Blake also reports the sum- mer courses are only offered to pupils whose grades were below 70 per cent on their June report cards. At the separate board, summer programs are running in four loca- tions moss the region Monday to Thursday from 8:45 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. July 5 through 29. The public board is running two sessions of summer school pro- grams at eight locations throughout Durham, with the first running from July 6 to 29 and the second from Aug. 3 to 26. 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AV ri .2L"LA4* h f0cm CHRYSLER •§40GE E TRUCKS:Tam " GE �1 CT31'Q } 19 HARWOOD AM/ 4"#" of 401) -; M ia�rl/1oMt�INN,II�+rfiwn#�1MArIMttiMlt4Mr11�afti�Mfl�u�wwai4Jl41it�lyMr��!�llal��i�lt .. ttliM11r4fanlAlfrw�E�SMilis �� • • • a Full environmental review sought before nuclear plant `A' side restarted BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING - Local groups say they'll lobby for the fullest federal envi- ronmental assessment possible for the Pickering 'A' nuclear station, now that the Atomic Energy Control Board has stated a federal review will be required before the restart of the 'A' plant can be approved. "PACT will be pushing for a federal panel with full public participation," says Dave Steele, chairman of Picker- ing -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment. "That's the only as- sessment that's worth anything. We're going to be lobbying. We're going to be writing to whoever we have to'write to." Mr. Steele adds PACT will also get a petition circulating for citizens to sign, if that will help, and will try to persuade Pickering council to demand the top level of review as well. He notes politi- cal and public pressure will be impor- tant to get the full environmental assess- ment residents said they wanted in a 1997 referendum. Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness says the group will also write to the AECB and lobby where necessary. "Ideally, we should be having the full panel review," she says, explaining that under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act (CEAA) such a review would involve a panel appointed by the federal government holding open hear- ings on the restart, with full public par- ticipation. At the very least, maintains Ms. Kock, the AECB should order the next level of review, a 'comprehensive study' which would require Ontario Power Generation (OPG) to prepare a report outlining the need for the restart and alternatives to it, to be reviewed by the AECB and released for public dis- cussion and comment. Both Ms. Kock and Mr. Steele say the lowest level of assessment, a `screening', would be inadequate be- cause it would involve only a "paper process" with federal departments being invited to comment on the restart and no requirement for public participation. The AECB has written a letter to Pickering station chief Bob Strickert ex- plaining an application by OPG for the plant operating licence amendment needed for the restart will trigger the re- quirement for an environmental assess- ment under the CERA. The letter from AECB director of power reactor opera- tions Robert Leblanc states the board will make a decision on the type of as- sessment required once it has received the application or a "project descrip- tion" for the restart. Mr. Leblanc also writes, however, that "We anticipate that your application will lead to the de- termination that a screening assessment is required." Mike Williams, OPG general man- ager of safety and licensing for the restart project, says his expectation is only a screening will be needed, and that OPG is prepared to meet all the reg- ulatory requirements stipulated by the AECB. OPG will submit a project de- scription to the AECB within a few weeks and wants to know what form of assessment will be required as soon as possible, before the OPG board decides in August at the earliest on whether to restart Pickering 'A'. "We want to be able to go in to the board of directors and say 'here are all the requirements from start to finish'." According to Brad Parker, director of project assessment at the Canadian En- vironmental Assessment Agency, the federal Environment Assessment Act stipulates a panel review is to be initiat- ed when a project is likely to have sig- nificant adverse environmental effects or involve significant public concern. The list of situations for which a com- prehensive study is stipulated includes construction or decommissioning of a nuclear facility, but does not deal with the issue of refurbishing a nuclear plant. "Surprisingly enough, it's a fairly grey zone in this situation," says Mr. Parker. Pickering Ward I Regional Council- lor Maurice Brenner says it's his under- standing there will be "a full-blown en- vironmental assessment at the federal level", with community involvement. "What the AECB is now doing is they're actually listening to the Town in terms of the impact of this decision in our community." Both Ms. Kock and Mr. Steele note they're disappointed OPG said nothing about the requirement for a federal as- sessment - which the corporation has known about since mid-May - at the re- cent meeting of the community adviso- ry council OPG has established to pro- vide resident input on the Pickering plant. "'they didn't tell the public about it, as usual," says Mr. Steele. Mr. Williams explains he "never got a chance" to mention it at the CAC meeting because a presentation on the restart was taken off the agenda by the council itself to make room for other discussions. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4, 1999 PAGE 3 AIP S"LE pECIAL bgoNs IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Sun., July 4, 1999 News Advertiser Reid's Milky Way Ajax/Pick Khalid Sunday's Carrier of the • Little Caesars Ajax/Pick. Week is, Khalid. He enjoys: hockey and ' Sears Ajax/Pick. football. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Khalid, for being our Carrier of the Week. 1 i5 Ktntit.ton RSI AlAx 13.(A) K,nyt•t,, R . ' Delimcd to sek tied bomlidds only Rernember, all inserts, including those on glossy Aper, can be recycled with the rat of your newspaptr through your We box Recycling program. For rnfohnation on delivering our advertising flyers. DUNCAN- FLEiCHER ats 683-5110.R— We're online at www.durhamnews.net The doctors are out A special gathering was held recently to say goodbye to four doctors who ane retiring after collectively pmviding more than 130 years of service to the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre. Hospital board chairman Gale Mossman (kft) and host Dr. David Henderson (right) were on hand to present gifts to the departing physicians, inchahng former chief of radiology Dr. George iKorwan (secondfrom left) and GP Dr. Hugh Davidson. Also kavmg are Dr. ,Leslie Bain and Dr. Matthew Rotstein. t i FaX %t _The News Advertiser General: 683-7363 t f , . a .°M"w r', • . I P PPGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4, 1999 The final chaFter is written for Pickering library chief Sandy Cameron is leaving for Regina SANDY CAMERON Moves on to take top job in Regina. PICKERING — Pickering Public Library chief executive officer Sandy Cameron is re- signing his position to take on a new job as CEO at the Regina Public Library in September. Mr. Cameron has held the top post at the library here since 1988. Pickering Public Library Board members "greatly regret Mr. Cameron's departure but wish him the very best", states a release announcing his depar- ture. The town's library service has grown and matured: In- creases in activity levels ap- proaching 300 per cent in the past decade have placed the Pickering library among the busiest in the province, and it is now recognized as one of the leading Ontario library ser- vices, having won two provin- cial awards of excellence in the past five years. "Mr. Cameron's leadership and vision are responsible in no small part for that excellent rep- utation," notes the release. Last February, Mr. Cameron was named Librarian of the Year by the Ontario Library As- sociation. Linda Linton, who's current- ly responsible for public ser- vices at the library, will take over as acting CEO beginning July 12. "The board has every confi- dence that she will provide the leadership and continuity the system needs while the search for a new CEO is under way," states the release. Pickering residents cry foul over lakefront decision PIC -KERING from page 1 Conservation Area, and suggested the Town shouldn't be going along with it by approving the rezoning. "Many years after everyone in this room is pushing up daisies, it will be a very important area." said Mr. Wank. Marian Martin of Bella Vista Drive accused the TRCA and council of allowing the waterfront trail along Rodd Avenue to he "boxed in- by residential development instead of trying to minimize devel- opment and preserve the view of the lake. She noted the road allowance on the east side of 535 which some councillors and staff said could be used to obtain access to the publicly -owned lakeshore property was a steep ravine. "You almost have to be a mountain goat to climb up that," she said. However, councillors who supported the rezon- ing maintained it will protect the area by limiting the height and garage projection of the home to be built on the severed lot. -What's actually in front of us is more restric- tive zoning," said Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland, adding the issue of the TRCA's land ac- quisition and sale policy was not before council. The owner of 535, Joe Pitino, also told council- lors the rezoning was the only issue in question and the matter of the land severance had been ap- pealed and would be decided by the Ontario Mu- nicipal Board. Mr. Pitino maintained the develop- ment being planned in the area would improve it. "My vision on Rodd Avenue is quality homes, properly scaled,,, he said. But Ward 1 Regional Councillor Maurice Bren- ner noted that by allowing the rezoning, council would be approving the changing of the existing 'open space' designation for the property in Pick- ering 's Official Plan, and reminded councillors the rezoning being asked for was a condition of the severance granted. "Our approval tonight will in effect be shifting open space and turning it into living space." said Coun. Brenner. "You really shouldn't be agreeing with the rezoning that's before us tonight." Rates on GICs? Ae 5 yr. Bank ofMontreal GIC as of June 25/99 Call our Hotline - Matt Cook Gu estmenrwdetisrr 1-877-460-GICS (8501) QD NE% rr BURNS School boards' HQs set summer hours Durham's public school board has set its summer schedule for July and August, while the separate board's headquarters are closed for the next two months due to renovations. The Durham District School Board's education centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E., Whitby, is closed on Fridays during the summer. The cen- tre is open Monday to Thursday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and regular hours re- sume Monday, Aug. 30. Board employees can he reached at 666-5500. Meanwhile, the Durham Catholic District School Board's education centre, 650 Rossland Rd. W., Oshawa is closed until Aug. 31. due to reno- vations. However, separate school board staff, who are temporarily being housed in the board's plant/informa- tion technology services building, the student services building and Mon- signor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School in Oshawa, can be reached through the switchboard by calling 576-6150. "Back ByPopular Demand" Heart of Country Craft Show July 17t1 & 18t1 o Sat. loam - Spm & Sun. loam - 4pm Brooklin Memorial - Arena 67 Winchester Rd. E., Brooklin Durham Region's Largest & Best Country Craft Show a Featuring Ontario's Top Exhibitors ` Folk Art, Woodworking, Quilts, Jewellery, Clothing, Candles, Bears, Dolls, Stained Glass, Florals, Reproduction Furniture, and so much more! Door prizes and Free Parking N L,,(AdmLssion snu t Aim �} 34-5531 IIS, BROOKLIti W...§ ,w -Rd. -'4.00 -'300N 4 under 101 A— ' EE: � � sI• � � � � s� 1 How long has it been? � 1 I 1 1 10 MUTE O0. 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Neighbour- hood parks and streets will be- filled with children on bicycles. inline skates and skateboards. It's a time when the living is supposed to be easy, but it's also the time of year when tragedy often strikes. Each summer claims its share of vic- tims in highway 'accidents' and drown- ings. While an accident is defined as something that occurs by chance, many summer tragedies are preventable if precautions arc taken. Now is a good time to review safety rules with your family to ensure your summer isn't marred by grief. W'hilc it's the law that children must wear helmets while riding their bikes, a helmet that isn't fitted properly or wurn too far back on the head doesn't offer adequate protection. Helmets should cover the top of the forehead and should not slide forward or backward. The hel- met and straps should be snug. Ensure children know the rules of the road and arc cautious around drive- ways and when crossing the street. Remember to supervise children in the backyard swimming pool and at the beach or lake. When not in use, swim- ming pools should be gated artci locked. Each year, boating accidents claim lives. Many adults die due to a combi- nation of not wearing life jackets and consuming alcohol; remember boating and drinking don't mix. Penalties for boating and drinking are now the same as drinking and driving. This year, children under the age of 16 are no longer allowed to operate per- sonal watercraft. And. parents are re- minded that toddlers can drown in a few inches of water in a matter of seconds; around the water, don't take your eyes off the little ones. Remember to protect yourself and your children from the sun, as cases of skin cancer are on the rise. A had sun- burn in childhood doubles the risk of developing skin cancer later in life. And when your family is on the highway en route to the cottage or an- other summertime destination, remem- ber Durham region statistics show most traffic collisions occur in bright, sunny weather when driving conditions are ideal. Motorists tend to let caution drop when driving conditions are good, so practise defensive driving by expecting the other guy to make mistakes. Have a safe, enjoyable summer. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnewsC&durham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR God's making ly provides for a devotional read - in or raver Even Svertd Robin- a comeback To the editor: A News Advertiser column has once again denounced the possibil- ity of prayer in Durham schools (Keith Gilligan. June 18). Durham public school board trustees are part of a trend across North Ameri- ca considering the possibility of re- introducing spiritual principles into our schools. The U.S. Congress is presently debating a motion which would have the Ten Command- ments posted in public schools. The Toronto school board current - Here's my vote for judge of the year .Local magistrates could learn a thing or two Every once in a while, the law is not ard, insecure and weak in many ways. an ass. I obviously have problems... I only Judge Gordon Thomson, given sen- wish I could have coped with life bet- tencing recommendations by the TIM ter to avoid that fateful day in which Crown and defence decided to go his my children's lives were lost." Far too own way in the penalty imposed on a little, way too late. Kelly father convicted of murdering his two The message to all judges is simple. children. He gave him double the Slaff Editor Terrible crimes, especially those penalty asked for, shocking both sides a against children must be punished re- in this horrific case. verely. Letter -writing campaigns to Are local judges, some of whom are a term of 23 years before he would be newspapers, counselling and commu- inotoriously lenient in their sentencing, eligible for parole. "I have no doubt nity service are no sacrifice for con - listening? The facts in this case appear simple. Thomas Dewald, in a twisted, vain at- tempt to win back his girlfriend, took his 12 -year-old son and 10 -year-old daughter on a camping trip to the Bruce Peninsula. There, he admitted to drowning the helpless children. And for this, the Crown and defence recom- mended this monster get probation after 12 years served in jail - just two years more than the minimum. That's not the way the judge saw it in a Chatham, Ont., courtroom last week. He sentenced this child killer to that a parent murdering their children is the worst possible breach of trust. By doing so they have taken the very life that they created, the life they had an obligation to nurture and protect." A widower, Mr. Dewald obviously had tremendous difficulty raising his two children on his own. His ex-girl- friend, Tina Marlatt, said "she was very pleased with the outcome." She went to police after becoming suspi- cious about Mr. Dewald's story about the drownings being an accident. The convicted killer said of him- self. "I'm a pathetic individual, a cow- victs who've sexually abused, harmed or maimed defenceless, trusting chil- dren. The community must be protect- ed and judges have the last word Mag- istrates must impose meaningful, seri- ous sentences which convey the dis- gust felt by victims and the communi- ty at large. We all must feel justice has been done as it was done by Judge Thomson. Bravo! E-mail comments on this column to renews@durham.net. Submissions which include the wrtiter's full name and town of residence will be con- sidered for publication. - g P • son has changed his position and is now endorsing the inclusion of God in the constitution. What is so offensive about a generic prayer in the schools? Maclean's magazine and Gallup polls consistently show that more than 80 per cent of Canadians be- lieve in God. Ontario public educa- tion was founded upon Judeo- Christian principles. It was not long ago that Grade 1 pupils mem- orized the Ten Commandments. In the last 20 years atheists have forced any reference to God out of the schools despite the beliefs of the vast majority of Canadians. While there is no easy sclution to the school shootings in Lialeton and Taber, parents across North America and their elected repre- sentatives believe prayers in schoolw' would be a good step forward. Having run God out of the schools over the last 20 years, it ap- pears He is now making a come- back. The majority of parents I know are saying "Amen". The Rev. Brian McMitty, St- Pad's on-dw-Hit Andica Pikkering tffll� The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, ISO words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Ad- vertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be .printed. 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 Estate;Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager Ncws (905)683-5110 541U (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 newsroom u�durham. net Web address ww•w.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland 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 AOCM G" ...... ■ . .+•3;-';1�rs9�kie.�4+R+�i "+rpt•. � � ..... - .,. :r ri.2Yi..t. w x +...• � - �...w y�-. ., � 4 4. Wasn't that a party Residents celebrate Canada Day right here at home Area residents turned out for fun Thursday to celebrate the nation's birthday at several events. Below, Chad Kingston and Sean Purcell team up in a three-legged race at a street party. At left, Dylan Shackle- ton scales new heights on this rock- climbing wall. At right, Jane and James Nishikanca share a treat. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4, 1999 PAGE T A/P Hwy,. 407 welcome here, with reservations Having Hwy. 407 extended into Durham Region "is a wel- comed undertaking", but several issues must still be addressed. A report from the works de- partment to Durham Regional council Wednesday noted resi- dents in the north Pickering ham- let of Whitevale are concerned .about possible impacts highway construction could have on their wells. ,Also, the Region would have to pick up the tab to upgrade Brock Road to handle increased traffic when the highway is built, the report stated. _ Durham directed regional staff to have the consortium responsi- ble for the highway address resi- dents' concerns. In April, the provincial gov- Durham Regional staff want Whitevale concerns addressed ernment sold the highway for $3.1 billion to Grupo Ferrovial and its subsidiary Cintra Conce- siones de Infraestructuras de Transporte, SNC-L.avalin, and Capital d'Amerique CDPQ, a subsidiary of the Caisse de depot et placement du Quebec. The consortium bought the right to own and operate the high- way for 99 years and will build the eastern extension into Durham. "The highway will provide much-needed transportation sys- tem capacity at the congested west Durham boundary, and is likely to serve as a stimulus to further economic development," the staff report stated. "Construction of the highway continues the implementation of the planned (Greater Toronto Area) freeway network, and is needed to support planned growth and development in the Region." Whitevale residents are con- cerned construction work could affect their wells. A letter from Whitevale and District Ratepayers Association executive member Sylvia Cowls to the Regional Health Depart- ment noted construction "may change the quality and or the quantity of our wells, especially the shallow ones. "We need and want the wells tested before construction begins, so we can prove the cause of any change." She asked for the department's support in getting the provincial government to test the wells. The 407 now ends near Hwy. 48 in Markham. While planned to stretch across Durham to Hwys. 35-115, the first phase of the easterly extension is to Brock Road in Pickering. The staff report noted there will be "increased traffic de- mands on Brock" once the 407 reaches there. "'Iris will likely necessitate improvements to Brock Road, which would be at the expense of Durham Region." Also, a bypass around the hamlet of Brougham would have to be built, also at the Region's expense. Durham Region should ap- proach the consortium to see if it will help pay for some of these projects. Another concern for the Re- gion is the timing of construction of the highway between Brock Road and Hwys. 35-115. Among the reasons for the holdup is the location of freeway links between the 407 and Hwy. 401. One such link is planned for western Whitby, but the munici- pality opposes the location and is fighting to have it moved. Durham wants the consortium to start construction east of Brock Road as soon as possible. "Durham has long supported the extension of Hwy. 407 through the Region and would like to see its construction as soon as possible," the staff report said. AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4, 1999 Church group awaits word on Kosovo sponsorship p p Local family has agreed to provide Kosovar family accommodation PICKERING — Members of a church :tanling w sponsor refugees from Kosovo are "on tenterhooks" as they wait to hear when they will be able to help a family from the war -rav- aged area. "It could be a matter of days or an- other month or more;' reports Marion Tyler of St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Angli- can Church and one of eight members of a group from that church seeking to sponsor a refugee family. A family from the church has agreed to provide accommodation to a family in the basement of their home, which has been turned into a makeshift three-bedroom apartment. Members of the sponsor group have been advised to give refugees privacy by a representative of the Canadian Centre for Victims of Torture. " We have been warned that the (refugees) might not trust us right away because of what they've been through:' reports Ms. Tyler. ..It's im- portant for us to give them pnvaLy" Slx)nsors are required to help fami- lies find accommodation and arrange appointments with physicians and den- tists if necessary. They are also expect- ed to find English -as -a -Second -Lan- guage courses, point refugees to incx- pensive places to shop and help them find possible work, says Ms. Tyler. "We keep waiting, waiting;' notes Ms. Tyler, who would be happy to just receive a profile of the family the group is sponsoring so she could orga- nize a clothing drive and meet other needs. Meanwhile. Ms. Tyler has orga- nized a toy drive on her own and is hoping almost two dozen boxes of do- nated items will be shipped to refugee camps in Albania within days. She hopes the toys will help the "emotional well-being" of children. Serenity group meets . PICKERING — The Serenity Group offers help to area residents battling an addiction. The group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting Friday, July 9 at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. A child-care program is available. Phone 428-9431 (Jim, evenings) for information. t 1J CHAIRMAN'S Charity Classic We trould like to thank the folloiring sponsors for their generosity i77 making the Durham Region's 777ird Annual ChairmaWS Charity' Classic golf tournament a great success. MAJOR SPONSORS: Brookvalley CORPORATE SPONSORS EDS Systemhouse Inc. Lafarge Pressure Pipe Loc Pipe First Professional Management Inc MCF Forming A-MUm%VI.Ult L—np ncres Inc. Iillir-m. mi EI Stavro's Steak House Elgin & Winter Garden Theatre Fazio's Restaurant Felice's Body Toning Fraser Ford Sales Garritano Brothers Ltd. Gary Polonsky CONTRIBUTING SPONSORS Ajax Lakeside Partnership Ltd. All Canadian Awards Amadeus Restaurant Ash City Bad Boy Furniture Belamy's Restaurant (Oshawa) Bob Attersley Brady Group Bretzky's Bruce Smith Butcher Shop Canadian Airlines Carriage Trade Cleaners CN Tower CHEX T.V. Clublink`'.: Colio Estate Wines Conservatory Group Corby's Costco Cotter Street Eatery Coughlin Investments Ltd. Councillor Jane Rowe Councillor John Mutton Cullen Gardens D.G. Biddle & Associates Dolewood Golf Club David Thomas Printing Don Cherry's Durham 99 Durham College Durham College Bookstore Durham Medical East Side Mario's - Gay Construction Glen Cedars Golf Club Great lakes lamp Parts Ltd. Hardiman Mount & Richardson . Insurance Brokers ltd. Iroquois Ice Sports Inotek Signs & Graphics James Publishing Co. Ltd. Jellybean Imaging KX 96 - u:: Kassteva Building Corporation Karon's Groom Shoppe Kay's Place Konica labatts lakeridge Golf Course sting Expressions Linda Dionne & Assocrote' MAD Magic 94.9 e r Moracle Press R.. Mayor Diane Hamre "McDonald's Restaurants of Ajax Millwork Money Concepts (Oshawa) Roger Anderson Region Chair . THIS EEK & r utv� News Advertiser UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE Nedco Nurse Chev Olds OMEX Old Country Wood Working Parkwood Print Campaign Pebblestone Multi -Services Inc. Pineloft Treasures Polak, McKay & Hawkshaw Presidential Environment Pro Golf Regalis Fine Food Region of Halton Regional Municipality of Durham Robert Aldsworth Photography Ros Charyk Royal Bank Rust Check (Simcoe North) Shrimp Cocktail Seaton Golf & Country Club Smitty's Fine Furniture Sodexho Marriott Sopraffino's Italian Cuisine Southern Supplies Stan's Rentals Sue Mowat TD Bank Main Branch - Oshawa Toronto Sun Vadiant Cleaners Val Marshall Travel VIA Rail Watter's Marketing Waltzing Weasel William Davids Catering Windows Restaurant Witty Insurance Brokers Ltd. Wolf Run Golf Club PROCEEDS TO THIS EVENT GO TO THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION AND DURHAM COLLEGE A UNIVERSITY CENTRE. GelebmM t4 Tr$A%re! DURHAM -------=_.�. _A -9.1. 4 ..Ate.. -i_9,4 9 eci .:qd-.10 °✓ s .. s• V. . i r.► s s ir►^rrsra� i s i s • . _. r:^...d n BILLBOARD JULY 4, 1999 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 se- ries of free drop -ins. 428-1212. SPA: Young women aged 13 to 19 years are in- vited to take part in free weekly spas from I to 4 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax. Topics include nail and skin care, fitness, aromatherapy, yoga, personal safety. Register each of eight weeks. Phone 428-1212 for more information. FRIDAY, JULY 9 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 - step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Bap- tist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. Child care program available. Phone 428-9431 (Jim, A evenings) for more information. SUNDAY, JULY 11 HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticul- tural Society holds its Cream of the Crop annu- al garden tour, starting at 10 a.m. at Vaughan Willard Public School, Glenanna and Dixie rds. Following the tour, there will be a strawberry tea at 3:30 p.m. Cost is $12 per person. Phone 839-7057 (Jill Snape), or 839-7600 (Barb Twin- er) for more information. �eNOFPC �+'Z SALE OF SURPLUS TOWN LANDS BY PUBLIC TENDER TUOi NOTICE on June 29,19", The Corporation o(tbe Town of Pickering passed Resolution No. 126t" -law 5391/98 deeming the property municipally known as 4959 Brock Road, Claremont, surp4is to the needs of the Corporation. TUU: NOTICE that tenders are invited for the purchase of the land described below. Sealed tenders will be recened by the undersigned department no later than 2:00 p.m. local time: Friday, July 23, 1999 The tenders wdl be opened in public on the same day at approximately 2:15 p m. Tenders must be submitted m the form of the Agreemem of Purchase and Sale which wiU be provided to the tender package. Tenders must be accompanied by a deposit in the form of a money order, bank draft or cbeque certified by a bank trust corporation or Province of Ontario Savings Office payable to The Corporation of the Town of Pickering mad representmg a minimum of to per cent of the tender amount The Corporation of the Town of Pickering makes no representation regarding the title to or any other matters relating to the lands to be sold. Responsibility for ascertaining these matters rests with the potential purcbrisers. . This sale is gownsed by the Municipal Act The successful purchaser wiIl be required to pay the amount tendered, the relevant lead transfer tax, Wbable GST and all related legal coats. The purchase transaction shall be closed widua 60 &"s d the acceptance of the leader by The Corporation of the Town of Pidteriog. Site Visit The property will! be shown on July 6 asd)uly 8, 1999 as follows: 49" Old 2 A ■eW 7:00 P-1111- Claremelic o tari e (Fwner Comnulaity Ctwttre) Agreements of Purchase and Sale and Terms of Refemme are available from the DepoMmeat of Supply & Services at the location set out below and at the site visit. 8e corpord lon of the Tiswu of lkherhtg Dep•rliftat of Supply A Semites !k!<a'ift CjVk Collision one the Esphusade Rdm t & n atio - LiV 6K7 420-4616 ..Erdl: supplyeftMu.pkht rlff1&oases Vera A. Felgemacher Jeffrey, CPPO, C.P.P., CW41 ]llanaaer of Supply A Services • NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4,1999 PAGE 9 P A RESIDENCE YOU GIN CALL NOME A place where residents are appreciated. El Close to all amenities: Vr' Hospital (5 mins.), bus stop, medical clinic (3 min.), grocery store, convenience store. CALL. TOLL FREE 1-877-8,76-2753 FOR AN APPOIN'T'MENT Cliff Grimwood. Manaster wonoilds T"y, AkAW Slut Kord & O selec.� LM khm & W MMS nosy � nl ,Qe. Orae o Tuna , J ;1999 Y o IL T 0 � IsE Times have changed. t Ser.ors• sale 15% discount offer mchdes Cosmetics & F►affances, Bath ii B09 selecbd shoes by Nue west Erato Argrokt and Easy split, shoes by Stuart. Mr. Seymour and Yw spW Estate jewetdyt watches by Swetoh Gunn. Yves saint Laurent. Mn^ Hugo Bass. Cabin Klein, rtge vetches and fine leweleM jewellery by Du Nouveau, Memoirs farts. Diannond Essence, Dior and the Royal Canadian Mit, as &wrorski mercFwrdee. Rods mercharxhM women retpilarixice l desww collections cons1ws of selected sportswear, dreseyf s suis, outeneear, swimwear and denim fashions: al men's regularoiced d_V_ last— and dagier ares. DKNY Hosiery[ children's Tommy Hlfi®er & Polo Boys Mercharxf se, sale priced Royal WW travels 6 beddirg sale.priced beddng and towels from Espy Ralph LaureNWb and Charisma. Tommy Him and Nautica bed & bath. Eaton Beauty dols, LAue, L.aadro, NAO. Disney Classic collection, Royal Worcester ferries, Cathriess Glass, [anal and Denby dinnerware, Yrlaoy b Boch dinnerware. Seagull Pewter, Beanie Babies, sale - d, clearance - arced lamps, morns 6 Pictures. sale & climancepr>ced small electrics, microwaves. Durham furniture, personal care and al care productr, sale -diced area ng,, all stationery[ Godiwa. Joseph Schmidt Chocolates. Eaton Gill Centrcales, concessions d serer, 'Eaton's wit deduct an amovi equivalent to the GST from the total price d your purchwse. User cannot be combined with any other tax savirgs offer. Over valid only to those 65 years of age and of i Seniors' Day ober not veld in our Clevance .. ... eat* . •NOIR krmitre and mattres es are now only available in selected stores. Call 1.8 D 268-9175 for to store 00" L PunlonW shoppq "o L%lt_t! t t: I .. LyW-R.G,4!,:.eKSfA�^�..7.:c • ,. •�rV r,`iSM�':�'•„",pm...o., - .'-'^i- c. -. '�.w�,, �:... '�.f..''Q-. 7. -..i .. .— ...rw .._ ..., _ y,. _ M1 a..sa P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4,1999 DR. PAUL GOODMAN DR. STEVEN WEINER DR. ANNA ALEINIKOV are pleased to welcome TINA SEGAL Denture Therapist Full Dentures Partial Dentures RELINES & REPAIRS House calls for disabled By Appt. Fri. & Sat. Work Guaranteed 927 Liverpool Road Pickering, Ontario Telephone: 905-839-5951 KIM, STRIKE-'T� Ourharntis ony vetennory CMrc Exdusivo* For fpU OPEN MONDAY -SATURDAY Monday - Friday a a_ m - 7 p.m Sat s a -in - Noon NEW KITTIES WELCOME Pease :,all Fa " • 1111150 King W (At Thornton) Oshaws At'! YOU VIA&M 4M .� PHONE CALLS to your 81NE88 EVERY IDAZ Jkw wavrrrBSIWW , Ut our W n custom -tailor a p p - to sus your needs AND YOUR BUDGET we, provide you oiM a year m advance of targeted betwes w i kmW newspapers for you to loo" over without any obligstit)rl_ For mole kdormation tat the INSIDE SALES DEPARTMENT C9053 579-4400 MNI - Roofte Umftd �,�Wnoor.Mc utrrtzv Z�.:h�"' OsrAovt]Eivr °Ms"°w •titer ars s w d- d -n orwwwwo kis ,w&*faft'hiarygl�eatnttwst` �s kxpatlpi irtstaRa6pn i nprirs •pion rods - wod inspocabins i tuns- gerape door: up sirviw-rttsrom COADW ftbncimban �ttiwtrotghirg st>ASt bcia a insrawnon -ilumrwm sidny n"ndms A wirabw •sky iyht fnstaaetiort c4pp►g • 0Wy a•rvilg Wuf m 0nfart0 tfneW 1061 CAN us tod %_(MIS) 831.6664 Tog Frm_.(eT7) 831 "61 AW Ailz9c Rd. South (knit 10, Picketing T, Lis 10 v L"w Denturist Tina Segal will give you'a winning smile Dr. Paul Goodman, Dr. Steven Weiner and Dr. Anna Alienikov are pleased to wel- come Denturist Tina Segal to their Pickering Clinic. Tina has been a denturist for seven years working in sev- eral offices. "I am now wel- coming patients in the Pickering office by appointment," she says. Tina is happy to provide the following services for her patients including upper and lower den- tures; partial dentures; relining and repairs. Tina Segal DD, is happy to provide the follow- ing services for her patients including upper and lower dentures; partial dentures; relining and repairs. During your ini- tial examination she will discuss your needs. Tina accepts all insurance plans and all of her work is guar- anteed. The clinic is locat- ed at 927 Liverpool Rd. in Pickering. Call for an appointment today at (905) 839- 5951. Pet Sitters Etc gives you peace of mind when you're not home What do you do with you pet when you have to go awa, either on a vacation, busines trip or when you're away a work all day? For many people that's problem. Well not anymore ani for many it hasn't been a pn* lem for the past 13 years. That's because they've uses the services of Pet Sitters Etc. Owner Erica Dunn -Brows and her staff of nine caregiver including husband Eric offer service that ahlows your pet t remain in the familiar, etnuiton ment of its own home. "When we have our`ktitu consultation we find =ant• the pet's needs so there's as little dis- ruption as possible in its daily routine," she says. "It's also a good time for the caregiver to get to know the client and of course the pet. Everyone is different so the service is very individual- ized. The goal is to give the pet the same love and attention it would get if the owner were home." Pet Sitters Etc also offers a house sitting service. They'll water your plants, Pet SitMm EtC OMfllr Erica Brown -Mm wW GIZf110 WO som Kyle and 11mulmi, . _w�,_� pick up your papers and mail, ,-hWJW on cover damages e goes rearrange curtains, alternate into the home for a specific peri - lighting as well as shovel your od of time," driveway in the winter and cut Whether you leave for a the grass in the surnmer..th% day, week or several months, Pet the appearance that iomeor* is Sitters Etc will give you horne. peace of mind that goes with "We'll also check the securi- knowing your home and pet is ty of the home as well as ensure receiving the kind of personal there are no leaking or freezing care both deserve. pipes," says Erica. 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Other lease options C� available. 'tFreght (as ' ccaam� licence, insurance. P.P.S.A., administration fees, and taxes not included. Dealers are free to set individual prices.'Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example. 510,000 at 11.9%12.9% APR. ria is $216.524220.90 for 48 months. Cost of borrowing is $392.9615603.20. Total obligation is $10,392.961510,603.20. Down GMC payment trade and/or�sily deposit may he n I�o payment and cost ol borrowing will vary �din� on amount borrowed and down peymentRrade. 1.9% purchase financing O does not apply to Safari 1 SSA LX. •'Sollars apply b selea�now or demorairabr models, and to quawied refai< customers in Ontario or* ( Nor fem Ontario►. limited time tiers whicTi may not be combined with rw Mars. Dealer order or trade may be necessary.'Requres Z82 option at additional cost. 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"These kind of events are important;" Mr. Flaherty noted. ""They help raise money for critical research and they help bring the community to- gether." JIM FLAHERTY 'I look forward to this event every year.' AWNING Al -l4:; ,.,CLEARANCE ONE DAY ALES theENT -- AN o YA R D wow \ sale SATUMAY JULY 10" 9:00 AM — 5:00 PM IT'S TIME TO CLEAR OUT THE OLD AND MAKE ROOM FOR THE NEW! SAVE ON PARTS! • TRAILERS! VANS! 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Tormon picked up its first victory 31-27 in games against Peg Perego, while the Bank of Montreal downed Baskin Robbins 55-44. The contest between Tormon and Peg Perego featured three singles and two dou- bles matches. In boys' singles (Tormon players' names appear first), Steven Field defeated Kyle Barlett 9-2, Sean Lou Hing lost to &V4 W GOLF CLUB Green Ftes lte.rFki •s4 116009mad_owtr -10 glh/e 6! IHeL.ye iKir '� Aber "osin 4 PdIr gft -d I- Mop Aber 30sin_'=s ..ls wb r.. e.e•.iA& 4 SEASONS COUNTRY CLUB W � . 135 Sat & Sun k Holidays 40 'IiN Mtff RATES AVAILABLE Ladies Day Wednesdays - 9 Ides '15 Mm's Dav Tuesdays - 9 holes_ '15 TAKEPI)G & JU tvc"004 k1hispering idge GOLF COURSES Our Golf Courses Provide ON ttlat any GoNer could ask for d one Iocallon. 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The two teams split the girls' singles matches, with Mikhai Vergara winning over May Manzano 9-2 and Sheila Montojo losing to Maia Kirk 3- 9. In doubles, Paolo Vergara and Miles Packeer lost to Ian Canlas and Robbie Mc- Dowell 5-9. Mikhai Vergara and Kalindi Dhekney cruised past May Manzano and Gabriella Durh 1jleglonas Y Baumann 9-1. In the last doubles match, Jelena and Bojana Cvetkovic edged Maia Kirk and Gabriella Baumann 9-8. The league, which features the best up- and-coming junior players in Pickering. 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AM PAGE 16 NEWS AMFMSER SUNDAY EDITMN, July 4, 1"9 Soccer star takes her skills to Sunshine State Local high school graduate lured by pitch from friend at Florida university Sarah Middlebrook is ready is heading south as School Spartans when they won the Luke On- a freshman at Florida International University tario Secondary School Athletics crown in 1998, in Miami with an athletic scholarship. The top will be studying education at the university and soccer player, a member of the Dunbarton High hopes to become u teacher. 411111110 46 dft a& .HELD M � AT. '01 0 �•�•�•••� AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER MGIMI COMRM/TV NEWSPAPER SPICE 1901i more details call Chris 683-5110 ,BYAL RIVE7T Sports Editor PICKERING — On the advice of a good friend and teammate, Pickering's Sarah Middlebrook will be on the soccer pitch in the sunny south with a U.S. university later this summer. The Dunbarton High School OAC graduate will attend Florida International University in Miami on an athletic scholarship to play as a centre midfielder with the varsity women's soccer team. The squad plays at the National Collegiate Ath- letic Association Division 1 level, competing in an independent con- ference in south Florida against such teams as Stetson University, Howard University and Old Domin- ion University. She's getting more excited as the calendar approaches Aug. 9, the date she'll arrive at the university to begin training for the long season ahead. "I just want to get down there and start training and see what it's all about;' says Middlebrook, who's playing this summer with the Rich- mond Hill Raiders women's soccer team which competes in a regional league. Although she had toured Florida International University around Christmas and enjoyed both the campus and the weather, it was a teammate who now attends the Florida school who helped her de- cide to play there. "I know someone who's already playing there;" says Middlebrook, who turned down scholarship offers from the University of Maryland and the University of Cincinnati for the chance to play at the Miami school. "Emily Drogo, who I play with on our club team, the Rich- mond Hill Raiders, has been down there for a year." Middlebrook likes her chances of cracking the university's starting line-up. "I'm expecting to get a shot to make the starting line-up. But, the coach says it will totally depend on how hard I work during the summer months to build up stamina. I don't think it will be an easy task, but I'm hoping that all my hard work will pay off." She believes playing for the Richmond Hill Raiders will be an excellent way to improve her skills and stay in top shape for the coming collegiate season. The highly com- petitive Raiders have won the Provincial Cup the last three years and are out to capture it again this summer. Middlebrook has also played with the Dunbarion High School Spartans. In 1997, she was a mem- ber of the senior girls' soccer team which captured the Ontario Federa- tion of School Athletic Associations provincial championship. In 1998, she helped the team win the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics crown. C TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL ' 7 FOURTH ANNUAL CjC�Lf rrZ)URNAMENT fLkNK YOU, FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION IN A (`-=- GREAT DAY! Ak Trafalgar Castle School would to recognize the following sponsors of this year's �E nament: Co-sponsors: Lakerkige Lkft Golf Club . This Week and The News Advwdesr We would also. ' ''' �o askn2mled& dorsad Chntenu Des ChM. ,M1IIt�Nq%i►E;touraat ,rhe1's � CONIC.. . tw,, *0 McvverlE _ . 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Studies show that con- cern about palpitations is one of the prime reasons for consulting the doctor. Or for a speedy visit to the emergency department. Most people describe palpitations as 'skipped heartbeats.' Or they have the feeling of an 'extra beat.' Other patients tell of the sensation that their heart stops, starts up, pounds, jumps or races. Still others say their heart beat is irreg- ular, rapid or that there is a fluttering sensation in the chest. What are palpitations? The heart, for normal func- tioning, is dependent on electrical impulses. Each beat if stimulated electri- cally in the upper chamber of the heart known as the atrium. This signal then travels through a part of the heart known as the atrial - ventricular node (AV node). It then enters the lower half of the heart, the two ventricles, which then pump blood to the lungs and the rest of the body. But sometimes these electrical impulses get short-circuited and bypass normal pathways. This causes either an irregular rhythm or a rapid heart rate. 'Sinus tachycardia' is the term applied to the most common cause of a rapid heart rate. Emotion, exercise, lack of oxygen, hyperthyroidism and infec- tions can cause this condi- The Doctor Game If' Gifford --Jones M.D. tion. Patients may be aware of a fast heart rate or force- ful throbbing in the chest. Sinus tachycardia does not start and stop suddenly. Rather, it comes on gradu- ally and tapers off once the cause of the tachycardia is removed. 'Paroxysmal tachycar- dia,' on the other hand, starts like a 100 -metre racer and falters just as quickly. A variety of drugs can cause the heart to race. Drugs to treat asthma that cause dilation of the airway and nasal decongestants can trigger a racing beat. Tobacco, cocaine, caffeine in coffee and tea have been associated with rapid heart beat. Emotion has a major ef- Safety first when you 're carrying precious cargo When children are seriously injured or killed in a crash, it almost always means they were not properly restrained. Wearing seat -belts and using child re- straints is the single most effective way to re- duce deaths and injuries in motor vehicle col- lisions. Yet less than 10 per cent of all chil- dren under age four in Canada are properly restrained in vehicles. "More children are killed as a result of Fitness Fridays keep teens in shape motor vehicle accidents than by any single disease;' says Emile Thenen, president of the Canada Safety Council. Up to two-thirds of child passengers are buckled up in some way, but very few are re- strained for maximum protection according to legal requirements and manufacturer's in- structions. Specifically, small children in rear -facing infant seats and forward -facing car seats are not being properly buckled up. Many parents sincerely try to secure chil- dren properly, but have difficulties. Others are unaware of the dangers of improper re- straint. Mr. Tbp*n says there are some basic things you can do. "First of all any seat over 10 -years -old should be thrown out, as a result If you're looking for a fun way to stay fit of wear and tear and deterioration of the pias - this summer, The Youth Centre in Ajax has tic. Also, read the car seat owner's manual. a program for you. Some people aren't so technically minded; if Beginning Friday, July 9, the centre will that's the case, get someone technical to in - be offering a free program for teens be- stall the seat." tween the ages of 13 to 19 called Fitness For more information on proper child re - .Friday. suaint you can also visit the Canada Safety Activities will include ultimate frisbee, ' Council Web site: www.safety- .beach volleyball and baseball and will run council.org/childcachtm from Friday, July 9 through Friday, Aug. 27 4rom 1 to 4 p.m. Participants are asked to register for each week they wish to attend. For more information or to register, con- !.tact The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., at +z���!"�""r JsM^.�a►Rw IIIc'! s i SI•borssCdi.arA• � or .. W.—.�.-.-..�.••,s� feet on cardiac rate. Any- one who has been con- cerned about passing a final examination has expe- rienced tachycardia when the adrenal gland pumps out extra adrenaline. But are palpitations or tachycardia a sign of heart disease? These symptoms do not in themselves indi- cate that heart disease is present. Nor are they always re- lated to a particular type of rhythm disturbance, In a small number of pa- tients an irregular heart rate may indicate an underlying cardiac problem. And it may increase the risk of coronary attack or stroke. So what should you do if you become aware of an abnormal heart rate? Take note of whether the heart- beat is fast, slow or irregu- lar. And whether the onset was sudden or slow, of short or long duration, and whether it was associated with physical activity. This information can provide di- agnostic help to your doc- tor. If you heart skips a beat now and then it's usually not an emergency. But be sure to mention this to your doctor during a routine checkup. But when an irregular heart rate is combined with frequent episodes of palpi- tations, rapid heart rate, fluttering in the chest, dizziness and shortness of breath, don't hesitate to seek medical attention. It's also prudent to seek immediate attention if you have already been diag- nosed with a heart prob- lem, suffer from hyperten- sion, diabetes, high choles- terol or have a family histo- ry of coronary disease or stroke. To pinpoint the diagno- sis doctors request an eic - trocardiogram. It may also be necessary for the patient to wear a 24- hour cardiac monitoring device called a Holter mon- itor to determine the cause of the cardiac irregularity. How palpitations and ir- regular rhythms are treated depends on the cause, Sometimes all that is nec- essary is to reassure the pa- tient there's no serious heart trouble present. Other patients may need drugs called beta-blockers, digoxin or calcium channel blockers to help regulate the heart's rhythm. And if you're still smoking, drink- ing 10 cups of coffee a day and overweight these habits have to be eliminat- ed. A healthy lifestyle will often ensure that the 'beat' goes on and on 2.5 billion times. 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Orchard Villa Retirement Residence has served the neigh- bouring community's senior citi- zens and their families for the past 19 years. From 1980 to this day, and into the next century, the philosophy of Orchard Villa is to create a happy, healthy, positive, clean environment where the residents can live with privacy and dig- nity. delicious, home cooked meals are served in the beautifully appoint- ed rooms. Cable television is included with the service package as is 24-hour Registered Nurse supervision whom also help with medication administration. Orchard Villa offers a full range of activities for their resi- dents each day. Some activities include card parties, shopping tips, exercise programs, lunch out- ings, bingo, day .-rips and many other innovative programs. Orchard Villa radiates a warm and caring atmosphere. The staff ,, "Our home 1 is their home," s t a t e s'NNE S Administrator Affordable Dentures ... une GWdxrason To sinik! 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Appointments can be made, but walk-in tours are most welcome and encouraged for both Orchard Villa Retirement Residence and Community Nursing Home. Orchard Villa Retirement Centre is located at 1955 Valley Farm Road in Pickering. For more information please call (905) 831- 2641. dML ■ NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, July 4,1999 PAGE 21 AM ADVERTISING FEATURE Who says braces are just for kids? The number of adults choosing orthodontics is on the rise. More adults are opting for healthy smiles these days. In fact, today one out of every four orthodontic patients is an adult. Regardless of a person's age, orthodontic treatment is usually a change for the better. The mechanics involved in the movement of teeth are essentially the same in adults as in children. Gaps between teeth, crowd- ing, protruding front teeth and teeth in abnormal positions are problems that may be corrected in the adult by orthodontic treatment. However, because an adult's facial bones are no longer growing, certain conditions cannot be resolved with braces alone. Sometimes, surgery is required to obtain the correct result. The health of teeth, gums and sup- porting bone, as well as jaw relation- ships, are key factors in determining the prospects of improving one's appearance through orthodontic treat- ment. Contrary to popular belief, wear- ing braces will not interfere with an adult lifestyle. Patients can make business presentations, sing, play an instrument, dine -out and of course, kiss! The biggest inconvenience, gen- erally, is working regular visits to the orthodontist into an adult's busy schedule. HEALTHY, BEAUTIFUL SMILES: NO GENDER GAP Self-improvement and interest in health and fitness are no longer pri- marily just concerns for women. A recent survey has revealed that men make up 30 percent of adult ortho- dontic patients. More and more men are recognizing the increased confi- dence that a good-looking smile can bring. And men also are becoming more aware of the importance of good dental health and the role of orthodontics in creating beautiful, healthy smiles that can last a lifetime. ORTHODONTICS AND IT ROLE IN TREATING HEALTH PROBLEMS Health concerns are often the pri- mary consideration for adult treat- ment. Crooked teeth and bad bites may seriously affect oral health. Orthodontic treatment might help prevent many serious potential prob- lems such as tooth decay, gum disease and eventual tooth loss. One of the most prevalent adult orthodontic problems is teeth that are too crowded. These are extremely dif- ficult to clean, making them more prone to decay, even if good oral hygiene is practiced. Conversely, spaces can also be a problem, espe- cially if the early loss or extraction of teeth causes healthy teeth to tip into open spaces. Deterioration of the sup- porting bone may occur, causing teeth to become loose. Protruding front teeth, in addi- tion to being unattractive, do not meet properly during chewing. This can cause abnormal wear of tooth sur- faces, as well as excess stress on sup- porting bone and gum tissue. The stress on supporting tissues might contribute to gum disease and possi- bly lead to loss of teeth. Orthodontic problems are not always confined to the mouth. Disorders of the temporomandibular joints, which connect the lower jaw to 10 Warning signs of an unhealthy spine Years of training and experi- ence, plus sophisticated analysis tech- niques enable your Doctor of Chiropractic to detect subluxations, but there are some simple things you can look for to find out if your spine is healthy. 1. Your heels wear out uneven- ly. Can be due to uneven leg length or stress along the length of the spine. 2 You can't take a satisfying deep breath. Breath, health, spinal health and energy are interrelated. 3. Your jaw "clicks". Can be caused by neck or hip subluxations. 4. You have to "crack" your neck, back or other joints a lot. Can be caused by areas of your spine that are locked or jammed. 5. You can't twist or turn your head or hips to either side easily and equally. Reduced range of motion. 6. You are often fatigued. An unbalanced spine drains your energy. 7. You have poor concentration. Subluxations affect brain health 8. You have low resistance to disease. Subluxations affect your neu- roendocnne system which plays an WANT SOMETHING To SMILE AEKXJT7 FREE C"ISIANiotls • Complete 3 ParW Dw*m U • Removable Dm on Mnptar* Sartre day A- I I d repairs FA mankEverrMg M SWfty appM PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420.2652 �. 1792 UVERPOOL RD„ PICKERWG important role in your resistance to disease and your ability to fight infec- tion. 9.Your foot flares out when walking. 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It's thesur,;wn who will correct your vision - not the corporaliou e BE SIM your surgeon is providing AU. available treatment options DONT DISCOUNT YOUR EYES, YOU CANT AFFORD THE CONSEQUENCES HERZIG EYE INSTITUTE Durham Regional Office, 111 King St. Etat, Oshawa, Ontario Ll H 189 ++MFiRd�'•o�Mti''a i ZAA AR PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, July 4, 1999 Wa im e Wr o PP in 9 NEWS ADVERTISER J U LY 4, 1 9 9 9 50th Anniversary I Birthday Birthday 50th Anniversary Happy 6th Congratulations to Phyllis Jo birthday wish- and Mort Jacobs, who cele - es go to Con- brated their 50th anniversary nor Houston, on July 3. A party in their hon-' :�. `,-^j it as do congratu- our was held by children j$1■I Y t 'r lations on your , ;: I Donna and Garry. grandchil- - ff" KrAt iJ Senior Kinder- 1 dren Laura and Courtney, and - garten gradua- `! ; , friends Bob and Kim Chafe. [an Giraudy became a teenager tion. Love 1 Happy 50th anniversary greet- June 17. "Hey Bud, happy 13th birthday." Love from Mom, Erin, from Mom. Dad, Jacob, Gramma Papa Gramma Birthdav Birthdav ings went out to Marie and Ron and Joseph and Huggett on June 24. Children Nana, Aunt Pat and Grandpa. Houston. You're the best! ' David, Randy and Ronalee (Roy) congratulate them on their golden Special wishes also Engagement Birthday anniversary. from their six grandchildren, great- "Fifty Mr. and�� " H a p p y ` . grandson and many friends. years of marriage is the desire of Mrs. George birthday wish- .�. most, the envy of many. but the Smith are -P es to Adam Y achievement of so very few." pleased to '�- Pearsall. who announce the turned six on .. ir.. engagement of their June 10. Adam .,,,. is growing ups Spencer Le Moine Happy seventh birth- Birthdav " d a u g h t e r so quickly. �, ! turned three on June 3. day wishes went out to Happy birth- Shannon to Richard Lee, the son Happy birthday Friends and family held a '.our future NHL player' day wishes of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lee. The wed- little buddy, hope you enjoyed your I pool party for the Sean Cannon on June 11. went to "our lit- ding will take place in October of special day. We love you lots. Love Munchkin. "Are the tem- Greetings from both sets tle" Shayne, or this year. Congratulations to both Mommy. Daddy, sister Mikaela blc twos really over?" of grandparents, his 'Bug on his * ,E} from Mom. Dad, Sean and Shervl. and Cody." Lots of love from Great -Grandma, third birthday Mommy. Daddy, Nanny, Mommv. Daddv, sister June 20. Lots of ' love and kisses e Birthday Birthday Papa and sister Madeleine. Taylor, his aunts, uncles and cousins. from Mommv, y Daddy, Taylor. Brianne and the rest i Michelle Marie Doucet On June 21, Eric Fox Wedding g of his family and friends. turned three on "What scored a big Look who's going to tie the Birthday' June 17. a beautiful one when he turned eight. knot - Susan and Bill on July it flower she has Best wishes s g g 10. Susan is the randdau h - "Wow! Our become. We j and lots of love ter of Marjorie and Robert i sweet little girl, love you with y from Mom, Kerton and the daughter of Beth and Vince Mariglia of Tara Tilford, turned three on all our heart and soul. Happy birthday Bell. Dad and sister Laura. "Happy birthday Eric!" Ajax. Bill is the son of Richard Bosgraaf and Linda June 30. Ho Pe Love Mom, Dad and your Josh.' and Clarence Dove of Oshawa. The couple will reside in Village. you had a won- you derful birthday 25th Anniversary honey. Love from Mommy, Tyler, Birthday Birthday Gramma, Buddy, Checkletts, H a P P Y Congratnne tions to L Lynne "Our Toby and all your friends." first birth- and George handsome boy" Brandon "You day wishes "our Abboud on turned three on June 21. bring us so much joy and happi- Birthday g o to s p e c i a 1 their 25th an- June J mss to our lives with everything The little p r i n c e s s niversary =: 22. The former you do and say everyday! We love curie in the S Ajax residents you very much. Love Mommy,arah Daddy,,Boomer G ��' Kostopou- Lindblad are now livingin St. Louisa Granddad, nanny, >�y and los- house turned two on July 6. In one your aunts and " ,on June 30. short year, ` Birdida y, W i s h i n g "our you have filled our lives with great love We look for- Happy first 1794E Liverpool R little -: s joy, and pride. �i� Victoria a -. . ,� ward to enjoyingeach new da with y birthday to y . Pickering 831-54E31 happy birth- you and discovering the wonders of " our angel � ,i er Trus Wmcs CMM VMERS AM day are life along side of you. Love Emily, who trrrbmetkmm Mommy, Daddy, Alexandra, Mommy, Daddy, Granny, Grand- turned one on ;._ .���" Tyler, Jordan and Joslwa. We all pa, Litde Granny, Bedstemor and June 20. "All 3.Admttin.� ` Mmnas my tm �,y to �,,, Robbins ioMain love you, baby girl!" all your aunts and uncles." our love, Oma and Ova." am FRM ate. 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Fwpaet 110W nett be Mable and able b wort wo IaownuiAAlf stgavinbn Car 4lttatad. 906435-0102 FR NAe1YINeueisepr af Pkilift Wife�kyir�fo.omp i godiMMsmoia. callOR MAMAGAM is required for a ret" postai outfit in oshowa. The s+,ccesshr candidar should have a pleasant personality. be a team pialyer, and have experience working in a postal franchise. Allongement experience would be an asset. e k e7b�a to 8alK 218 Mws LIG ail. NAKISTYLIST required for Eusy Whay salon Part arae or Wn torte. salary . comritis- in sume: A�itnory Fr�incos Salon Eskara. 1200 Rdsstard Rd. E Witty 905.430-0 FM -TIE NAWTYLIST wankel. for out Pidtarrtp sa- lon. i 0aftur pus Profit sturrMq. bents. NoSun- Cal fa rovtew. Cindy WAF WANTED - We have oprwupc b fill in fdraerreres and some smis Items Fu/ time «part time avail". Sttmenb 1M may appy. rasa A apasfips by Jth ea. Car Yon. - Tues. from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905) 723.4920. for toisy Pirltaing rets Must have 1 pi re in last baud awlr ionow. No or (905 -Oe43 Iwo No- upe fir Jost ANTE OPa DW- Nam ata. Service Tech. $300-$500.lweet. FT, win rah Al war �l�pYed. flint W3a Cal Asdtw 1. WOMLOio08 stale liber with or Wilmot expaienot. Ful thee. Trick aw asset Walt haat owe IgntpoAados Lab d ItOuta. $x$12 pstt�q - (1105)4 3-3171. PMM 110111011111111. mmom 3 839owu CA I" UM W11 v�mtldao�ae b iI safay to Ioeb. Pka- Gr ai aerial Oo t j forIanal. Afead bho Thorapa Roll Soret. (Ivan M TW dbr. Jmp a tion " &It - 2eD tLw. Employment Opportunities Available Highly rated by students, faculty and employers, Durham College is seek- ing experienced and motivated individuals who share our commitment to qualiry and success. The following opportunities await qualified candi- dates who want to advance their career at one of the top Community Colleges in the province. Durham College requires a full-time Mac Lab technologist (Competition 099-39) in the Design & Communication MIs Division. The incumbent is responsible for the maintenance of Macintosh computer labs, hardware and software, provides technical expenise for all areas and irnstalls and secures hardware and software. Qualifications include a thin year col- lege diploma including in-depth training in Macintosh software and equip- ment. Two years related work experience, knowledge of the Macintosh computer system and operating system, troubleshooting experience with computer hardware and software and a working knowledge of common publishing, graphics, multimedia and intemet software applications. Professors - Sessional and Part Time - These are contract positions involving 3-18 teaching hours per week in the daytime programs. Successful candidates will possess a degree related to the subject area and/or the appropriate professional designation, a minimum of twoyears teaching experience at the post secondary level, an understanding of the Community College system, and will have exceptional written and verbal communication skills. Communications 099-36, Financial Planning +99-45 (must have CFP designation), C Programming *99-46, Human Resources X28 (must have CHRP). Durham College is an equal opportunity employer. Resumes will be accepted until July 12th by Sandra Stennett, Director, Staff Services, P.O. Box 385, Oshawa, ON, L1H 7L7. Please quote the appropriate competition number. IYII 16-24 yrs., out of woriNnol collectirtp EI. Out of schoovnot Cal Job Coolie. 579-6482,623-1511114; or 427-5165 w allnra tip W waetl modem- ONO" heeds 10 pmlk drrbg on no no. Na No etperleet, mras- mry....t#lalag 10 WWII Cal June for - - - of (906) 72@-3144. Full Tine 18+ $trt alts tl11dwoo l. Univ zky Centre at Durham WECiv CANADA INC. mollu acturer of c ufom rubber and plastic products, requires a: SUPER111308 PLASM INECTION MOULDING our new automotive plastic components manugcturing faclity. eptly knowledge of all aspects of plastic injection moulding, tool and the troubleshooting of production i illection moulding prose required. The ideal candidate will have a detailed understanding tel plastic injection and robotic machines to facilitate the trairtMry If operators. Experience in a QS9000 environment, computer lite I e ciftit comm nicabon skills are also needed. PNsse and, fax or E -Mail your rowmo alit Numn Reaeurm Doll. _ 1717 Harbour Stroll, Whi1111y, ORWO LIN 960 Fu 906.111"14 WESUe111111 .COM %'.?•Irl_W�'1�.1'-{Yf'rAr°.�i�'�AA'•, 8.+i ^. di .. ^r'QY':1iY.�Aiuli�:z ,. _ r q:.Q,.'Y'i EAMI 3200.. $300.. ri,r00_ or more per weer. araeconmawtg 1 Goonal ►MIP Products in the tort d OFAMO KU reduced 4 . 2 your own tome. Sud a sell - bedroom. 4-bauwoom, all WO ho. N low aperpasd. " 110111111111011e aftemebOwms St own err -M Z; up- W.. suAe 541. Rd on, Mae - . Wouge, 0m. L5K 2Ra. dor twpde 90tiA17-2702*0111110 ESTIEINWA or Nal Tedra- C1fA M Acuff pall line can wmle I. As* good op, hep. Wort km home. 110 portartity. CaT fir am Nlo. Cal 905-916- Aroups. flea 5000. 6be 75. EKFANprfi COURIER COW CUSTOMER SERVICE News At artim re - Quests that advottliers check their ad gm publication as News Ad- vortiser vita not be w sponsible for more than one incorrect inserow and there shat be no lablh h -t iiiadver for errors in ads is Infibd to the afflowit paid for tlN spas occu. mig tl1e error. AM copy a aabNc ID on appro Val of ITItYIiQlIINRt 01 Nan AdivarMler MW I= WANd N "M - Wo for graded deivus Vila rolable ass am tenc. $500- $000. Viseldy. GO (M)427 - SM Ymmgr On Hilly E331`11 ICllO, I I - and hepar needed to 0wtaa1 nnwiao b, for ralwaum company. Fwpaet 110W nett be Mable and able b wort wo IaownuiAAlf stgavinbn Car 4lttatad. 906435-0102 FR NAe1YINeueisepr af Pkilift Wife�kyir�fo.omp i godiMMsmoia. callOR MAMAGAM is required for a ret" postai outfit in oshowa. The s+,ccesshr candidar should have a pleasant personality. be a team pialyer, and have experience working in a postal franchise. Allongement experience would be an asset. e k e7b�a to 8alK 218 Mws LIG ail. NAKISTYLIST required for Eusy Whay salon Part arae or Wn torte. salary . comritis- in sume: A�itnory Fr�incos Salon Eskara. 1200 Rdsstard Rd. E Witty 905.430-0 FM -TIE NAWTYLIST wankel. for out Pidtarrtp sa- lon. i 0aftur pus Profit sturrMq. bents. NoSun- Cal fa rovtew. Cindy WAF WANTED - We have oprwupc b fill in fdraerreres and some smis Items Fu/ time «part time avail". Sttmenb 1M may appy. rasa A apasfips by Jth ea. Car Yon. - Tues. from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905) 723.4920. for toisy Pirltaing rets Must have 1 pi re in last baud awlr ionow. No or (905 -Oe43 Iwo No- upe fir Jost ANTE OPa DW- Nam ata. Service Tech. $300-$500.lweet. FT, win rah Al war �l�pYed. flint W3a Cal Asdtw 1. WOMLOio08 stale liber with or Wilmot expaienot. Ful thee. Trick aw asset Walt haat owe IgntpoAados Lab d ItOuta. $x$12 pstt�q - (1105)4 3-3171. PMM 110111011111111. mmom 3 839owu CA I" UM W11 v�mtldao�ae b iI safay to Ioeb. Pka- Gr ai aerial Oo t j forIanal. Afead bho Thorapa Roll Soret. (Ivan M TW dbr. Jmp a tion " &It - 2eD tLw. Employment Opportunities Available Highly rated by students, faculty and employers, Durham College is seek- ing experienced and motivated individuals who share our commitment to qualiry and success. The following opportunities await qualified candi- dates who want to advance their career at one of the top Community Colleges in the province. Durham College requires a full-time Mac Lab technologist (Competition 099-39) in the Design & Communication MIs Division. The incumbent is responsible for the maintenance of Macintosh computer labs, hardware and software, provides technical expenise for all areas and irnstalls and secures hardware and software. Qualifications include a thin year col- lege diploma including in-depth training in Macintosh software and equip- ment. Two years related work experience, knowledge of the Macintosh computer system and operating system, troubleshooting experience with computer hardware and software and a working knowledge of common publishing, graphics, multimedia and intemet software applications. Professors - Sessional and Part Time - These are contract positions involving 3-18 teaching hours per week in the daytime programs. Successful candidates will possess a degree related to the subject area and/or the appropriate professional designation, a minimum of twoyears teaching experience at the post secondary level, an understanding of the Community College system, and will have exceptional written and verbal communication skills. Communications 099-36, Financial Planning +99-45 (must have CFP designation), C Programming *99-46, Human Resources X28 (must have CHRP). Durham College is an equal opportunity employer. Resumes will be accepted until July 12th by Sandra Stennett, Director, Staff Services, P.O. Box 385, Oshawa, ON, L1H 7L7. Please quote the appropriate competition number. IYII 16-24 yrs., out of woriNnol collectirtp EI. Out of schoovnot Cal Job Coolie. 579-6482,623-1511114; or 427-5165 w allnra tip W waetl modem- ONO" heeds 10 pmlk drrbg on no no. Na No etperleet, mras- mry....t#lalag 10 WWII Cal June for - - - of (906) 72@-3144. Full Tine 18+ $trt alts tl11dwoo l. Univ zky Centre at Durham WECiv CANADA INC. mollu acturer of c ufom rubber and plastic products, requires a: SUPER111308 PLASM INECTION MOULDING our new automotive plastic components manugcturing faclity. eptly knowledge of all aspects of plastic injection moulding, tool and the troubleshooting of production i illection moulding prose required. The ideal candidate will have a detailed understanding tel plastic injection and robotic machines to facilitate the trairtMry If operators. Experience in a QS9000 environment, computer lite I e ciftit comm nicabon skills are also needed. PNsse and, fax or E -Mail your rowmo alit Numn Reaeurm Doll. _ 1717 Harbour Stroll, Whi1111y, ORWO LIN 960 Fu 906.111"14 WESUe111111 .COM %'.?•Irl_W�'1�.1'-{Yf'rAr°.�i�'�AA'•, 8.+i ^. di .. ^r'QY':1iY.�Aiuli�:z ,. _ r q:.Q,.'Y'i 1 G6116eM IMFP 1 t3eale4d INIP 1 Oelleral Ndp 1 Gat- Fwo 1 01Ra N* 1 ollf; INtp Casliftw Its a busy summer and we are looking for more UMCOOKS Be part of our winning team!!! Apply within and ask for Manager 1608 Dundas Street East Whitby (905) 438-8000 JOIN CANADA'S LARGEST NATIONAL LIQUIDATOR We Are Expanding Again! LIQUIDATION WORLD is seeking MANAGEMENT STAFF Please send resume to: 150 Holiday Inn Dr. Cambridge. OM. N3C 1Z5 Att.: Tmy Heath UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers two times a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. Colby Rd. Sandy Hook Rd. Lormick Dr. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd. 1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Hillside Cres. King St. Ann St. Park St. Cameron St. W. Laidlaw St. S. Munro St. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 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, resnnles that are faxed dir" to Oskm This Meek, WIN IIM be forwarded to On fie tw Mer. itnls must be sect diraft as hidieated by the Instructions In the ad. FULL TEW Leal 0rartdl at Nrimspl manulamiring to. -mullbeawasmegeed, No Exp. we to MUSt CAM OW> S. � ManTuSm u s Only. Safes, Serafcr, Gil eentm, Duplay. isi TELEMIM111EM CO. w Moires elagetb Idephow reps. No coal la r6Yuir6d• Will train. Ea ded pay puts cash bonuses da*. Day i Evening dit awdable. Greg Summer Opportunity. PKew call (905)43$-00611. DO* Or Lori. Cath paid tr wwalL PRESM, erpMtnad Part- time deeming plat. Cad 683-2212. RNDP�T llC�af wmAl- F61Aae6 welooRnle :N 311 OM fteL 640 W SL Eats a Ilays. , A}L !M 627 *095 .Ml 1 - 3061 a00FER SINWMa i SIWI- ow Myer coma" co-- po 11111100 n Uretd WWMIId train (90S)9t $iii 1Nw wnaBt suhumitIods ShAeaps mW 13.17 :Sig � TO DOOR Cah Cad NOW (91115)434-7905 oo•lT ODOM. warted kr day. evenaq an overngm tOW coo Mint be V child- ren. Must be over 17 years old. cad Lesley 1 905►888 3111 or fax resume to (906)886.3112 by July 9/99. JOIN CANADA'S LARGEST NATIONAL LIQUIDATOR We Are Expanding Again! LIQUIDATION WORLD Is seeking • SALES ASSOCIATES •STOCK PERSONNEL • SHIPPER/RECEIVERS • CASHIERS Please send resume to: 282 Monarch Atrenue Ajax, Ontario LIS 2G6 LOW PAID ... DEAD END JOBS ... LAID OFF OR LET GOH Thinking of starting your own business. Free consultation, financing available. Call for ai pointmenrl:831-2832 Worldwide Canadian Management Consultants 1460 Dayly sl, smile 07, nckeriwi. P E R S O N N E L MATERIALS MANAGER MANUFACTURER of cable assemblers and wire hamesses for OEM's is looking for a materials manager experienced in inventory management negotiating contract terms, designs implementing programs for demand pull, i; Supervisory experience a must excellent remuneration plus benefits. Fax resume to 837-0627 Only selected candidates will be contacted. TV / FILM AUDITIONS ACTORRS WANTED Adults b TV (2Sup) needed for TV b Fkn $sig No Fees, No Courses. Call (416) 221-3829 KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! Ages 2 + Wanted for TV 8 Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men / Women 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Parents call (416) 221-3829 THE BE AWMTIM is looking lor Kids to delver pt PM and flyers door b dila bur late$ a week by 6.00 PM. in Meir rteipinbonooQs. can 905-683-5117 TORODTO VA liar Niig' Adult carries. v*IrCk r* ar!ed err stnft monling pdeahtverriin my. Graz wft MaringsiOeL Kigstm Rid-. h0rgston R0. i laweal0t E.. dmwiwl Rd. i Ellesmere. Nsliu * TA ScarboroupN Go Club Road. MWMWN i Bri Nnorten, ottm Part i La- vasm. For rem illorrA, ", ai Pam (416)439.3207 or Anml6 =I -OW. 01* sswwiims mind'° pesos no TOW 1RDCR Me= TaomRo, OlAtam, e� appl�icaM, N1111114M61 Ntraini6twilt Zaapptt Appy: 14 Lakin MI6.. klte or lac 90547- $751. OMo6 M Hell SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 1 omm MWP PROFESs1011AL OFFICE Seekng ennnnerrAd corw rate rnmroda to report direct- ly 10 owrlas. To node all as - a riurteia road knp+lg- o tludgelg. GL. p3yrod, tnastry. imen- tory am". i full financial statements weperatlm Sal- cey b areenvow- te well ex- perkria. ftf Io File #31n.po. bar 461, i� F"Iwo St., Oshaw This week, 09Mwa, Ortaio, LIN 71.5. 1 S" mono DAT GOLD RUSH SALES AND MARKETING AGENTS REQUIREDtwo .. We ale Twho have PrI nefed w4U1 Nfdkq TdKW CORraaies. Toorth- K vs have "Famied Ova 86 lidtoa b am m 9" side OAti eN palledZOAD Dfp- lnw. We haul rvaaNy a- pendtd into Leal phmt $edam Irtett*1, E-Com- Elmt*R�ttrdcy ad Ld Soft serve"-- las lad.not ON Lit him b ca - raft and on . Ir Glbtal- ly. Ame yO6 a IM mabated slit-sfarterT?T If so you as lscom* part of 9* modern spy GOM 81611, and Yon In - waited residual ad gormais- Ow income. Experience in the Tekealaniiewatim and uphnmlipi dustrin &I and. FH1dbk h=% Youi own sd!e"! Dani IoM Ohs moment in Oft for grated, surd rewme to: Fax I- 905-433--3741 a E -map: I1d11wri... g 4acmanieb. nl i� ExPEKI ill"D MEAT Malag- a wranted. Fax resume to 905- 6553265 or Cal between 6 6 8 pm IDstn uD appK. 905 655 3105 a 905 965 4131. Ask tOr Kevin. lediate opening available for In- lediate Level Accountant in ,ressive accounting practice. :essful candidate must possess I organizational communication computers skills. miliarity with various accounting ftware, Caseware, and Microsoft Tice would be an asset. Income and public accounting ex - Hence is necessary. Please send resume to: HOBB BAKKER BERGIN HILL 222 KING ST. E-, SUITE 103 BOWMANVILLE, ONTARIO LIC 1P6 PICKERING TOYOTA Requires Receptionist Auto dealership experience preferred. Must have good people skills,and be computer literate Fax resume to 905-839-4502 Attention; Wayne Turner 1 Smles HegfAgeia 1 sae. IteaAdema DEALERSHIP Requires a New and Used Vehicle Sales Person For a confidential interview please call Chuck Hughes or Richard Rammler 905-683-6561 135 135 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 BASEMENT IIEmmnou Como" 1001ung for person wo great constnrrm bwra- ( hatrvarky a skips �g. 120 in d aft. have own bolt. Cal 905465,0034. �w ofAa, rwceppipa. tilling oriel compullen red. Psend resew tel to: Dr. E PYng• 1050 SM= SL 11L. Sub 112, OsWw6. ON. L16 411115. Part-time. Must have or m acovatim/ rmlogy or rer>v align and kiwre studies fixpeeineoe with seniors. Ability to work axiependemy. Must be oganiied, carina, and resident canoed. Fax meum lo Peop divowposHmma 1 "01101111 cow DOW Part Time Weeveekrd�ayps Only, for 2 �ioof of RN sn�au-ee qui ed at um of aguish bart un mndi- d awnurme t pre mored Fax assume b I r medial Clinic. Place $nil mmuene to: MOM MkdF Cal Citic, so TMdmw Rd S. W ft, Oat LIN TT2 NED'0 FNTSIDTBAFIST available imniediile- 5 a10111111pi it 1011111411t* PI�IiI1Q wte CWCId (906) C 49 �- 0617 Or to reams tl (905) 420-2907. ON � Plar Prat to Ora. ant sha- U501111111. sow resueou Y Rogow MOW CnIrR 701 R66datd load East. W1ift WE AAE rarttnly Ig for an iditial who can help our sin with his light ap3r6t Au- tsm. QUALIFICATION: Eler- ppetYc, EMN6 3". very Creative, Long Term Commn- nem, Krq a Autism, FamiBar with dy Interven- don Programs (Lovass Based). KKnoywledge a ABA EDUCATION: itKem q�se of Psydwlogy or Early Child- hood Eduatim. OualiOed in- avidua6 can send their re- sume to: The Naocaalo Fam- 3s wrtnb Blvd.. Wwman- QIL LIC 41111. No Phone Cads Please! a NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4,1999 PAGE25-Affl- -- 1 Nwser 1 A I!baer 1 n or DwftSIM Is Hiring Nurses for the Visiting Nurse Program Through the primary care delivery system our experienced RN's and RPN's provide care to our clients in Durham Region. Having a current reg- istration and CPR certification is a must, as is flexibility and availability for weekends and evenings. ParaMed offers a full benefit package, inservice education, voice mail pagers to our nursing staff. Please fax resumes to: PARAMED HOME HEALTH CARE Human Resources FAX: 905-576-8852 PHONE: 433-7600 Equal Opportunity Employer • We thank all applicants for applying, only those contacted will be interviewed. For P/T hours All shifts. LTC experience preferred. Fax resume to Sunnycrest Nursing Home (905)-576-0111. Att. Director of Care. 165 - - 165 - .1 Dior - LIVE 0117 1l Y needed m South Aran. 3 dro/week for 2 L 5 yr. oft. Non-smoker Cara must. Cap ewmrms 1 rW fERMG track / Rollo: WAV daycare 18 morphs 10 12 years Daly ouarw �teniesd baayaro and pule) skry time, music. nu- bsas mnlc i gucim first Ad. C PR Ctrefrd Nw- smoking. 1' 01- 905-4M- 1244 1 ErwpLoymer MGM ODALITT lawn main- lenance service Spec alLr" In grass c nwv And 0"nomg. sce . and sod0ng, aaaing and rub" remW Cal Be 905-571-7602 1 Fatewood CARPET OIAM. t00%, Ny- lon neat. pitmit. Stan rests m iOZT MEAT fMEW000, a• carM For 3 rooms. only 00. Price moon 30 Sp C*lllt wary hest Y1w*Y fid• Ms nrye 1. dduae pad aro n- w00d, guamMed extra long stalabm in your hone F time fufy seasoned. err d YuOuton n your how. No spat. Hor1w awasureauem, nkrat. no poi em for one bee dekvery. 9M-753.2246 fur Year Darrel, 1-1100-205- 6757 906.434-1- &-wis - lots 01 carpet 100% nylon. now stain re- st orpels On hand, I Wed carpel 3 rooms. SM. Priv vieludes argil. prwr6m pad. expert in6tilg0grn, 113111 dMiv- ery, bee N&WAN (3o wow). Ila - WZ1114. CARPEit $AEE Las at ar- ppO�ss 100% nyw stain W Mase, wpet 3 norms SM. i3D sY yd) imld60efi al"M preatan lad and intada- tim. Fret essmalm carpet repairs. Serving 11" , aid ss.dif Vied Cal Sam 90541W CAW" ALID was - cW" ft" moms. 3o sawn yards tram $329 in let I wed itis-. Oast your best Yule up to 10%. Customer sMstaehon CraRteed. Cal Ire Ior your tfireeee *$finale. 905-431-4040 Day Care Available 1 Articles tin salt 1 -Al SALE' Upholstery Serv. ices Fabncs loves*", perch. ors mrr, Nora arrengmwrs. now t swes. y am Ho of Ou7 08SW i Decor 4 )725.1311 or 1. SOG-906- ALiIC CNALAKM ,16 Noise power HP garden tractor ►6'- dro VAC drive 4W mower 6 36- smow-thrower Stn 640 7737 iE COOLI AUTOWBILE AIR CONDIT10NING SERVICE. also mane cow ar sevem frdge. stow*. waster. dryer. detkonci tr 0 mete sa wce Pease Cal 1905456,0526 ilNIDt Cut tine nrOnI marl Installer ha ctainm made ondowwvemnia gs. vel. Ve enan. Shutters Free esti- man (416)227.7777 or (90 -6w- On or 1-666-369- ENDS 18000 FrAlisacis. wvd bad of logs. Buy now. Ready for not year. Sea- soned cut and -M Retly b bum. (905)1152.7516 8-90 AM 6 to 10000 BTU two sit Dt-ter- midMr $55 Tel 576-0132. CLDTADD used, wholesale I "' a Ewythii thea $3. IlpaAatB"fchilikm Fano- or Fashion M old MVslon Road, PkdwAjax To gas_61019. AD1T61 FLAB 7 12' or.. =L 5350. large wood $bull, brand now. Ore brick line. UN, 3 drawer lesser $50. Stdefft desk S35. Draping table $25. (905)-619.0250. LME now 'Little Tike 4x4. paid $130 As" $50. 905- 831-7262. 1 Ar1ieM 1928 GERMARD Heimzman Toronto upngM Grand. NI Original cmdbm. Ongllil M. keys. Mm. (905)728- 0 1941111's antique pine dressing table. Antique finish. Asking M. Cal 434-8924 (sap) CIEMTW000 SLEMNED, qtLw OM10peat mattress set. New, unusedCost $1.500. Sacrifice $690. Can deliver (905)-431-2268. DURHAM CONCRETE ORMA- M ST is hmng a sale on. rower pots. biro barns, benches, and t, ,m. Call W"me at 725-2336. FLADSTONE. T grey lime- stone. approximatley 100 sq.n $zoo cash 6 carry. Rrewood $20. Woodley'$ Sawmill. (905) 263-2121. FIM COAT - Beauttdio- (ante brown, can length. six 10-12. Appraised at 59500. sacrifice was asidng $5000.. further reduced to "W. (705) 786-0089 (snp) MNHr3 AFPLLANCES Parts! Sales/Sermce A new snip - mem has arrived. Large w lection deluxe fridges. side - by -sides. apt. -size, wnte stoves $199/up matching washer/dryer, like new only $450/set Large selection "S efS/dryers must be seen. 426 Simco* StS (905)728- 4043 KIM SLEIGNBED, said pine. New x -thick orthopedic P11 - mattress set Cost s2 600 Sacrifice $1075 Can dekver(905)-431.2268 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Books From 1986 to 1999 Like new Cap 705-745-0507 PtANOS7GRANOFATHER CLOCKS CANADA DAV SALE July 1st 3 2nd only Imieplory Must Go' Huge selectii of new and used pianos New drlttal paras from $795 and up Rene t0 own. IOU% Of all Tema paymeM appy Also a Huge $**cion of grandfadrer amdrs from $995 and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 PINE/OAK FURNITURE Sale Sale Sal 6th Annual Floor Model d Inventory ,Ieararce at up to 50% off This year we awl also nave a SILENT AUCTION on sekded deme- Tha ts our Drq M sale of Ole yea eve- - fm"m Emertamr se it units, wins* o fi e. Drug Room. KSOW. Iledroom and Cmsom, oes - are all re0ured .Drop in and see our State of le Art woodworking taoi ty and let us stow you haw the lm 00. rs made 'There is No SuOm- Ide for Quakty' TradOonal Ntoodworlurg 115 Norm Port Mad IS ort Reach Rd ) Port Perp/ 905.985-6114 www tra0lhonal oudwak- mq on ca POOL TAaLE. 4 1/2 x9. SM oak, fumed legs. toiler 7001M. V Suet. lrictwdes Oak •COrtbDard. Cue rani brats ght. Coors. baft, Must See. Norm W000 AN tor SM CA Al 905-965-3820 Otlu- wt x RCA. M. SATELLITE, new model 5135 includwQ test cad (al alanels apn, view ova dervek. 9 n- stawtion avadaek Cad juaranKeMSMed (W5) 6725--4 ft 95 (9051626,9998 NEWT TO OWN new and re- Cor0honed appranceS, and new T V s Far ■raiy Pad- dy's Market. 905-263-0369 or 1 -BOG -796-5502 ROYAL 901110011 FIGM- INES AA dmeorrmued scars Wry Oerter pieces Old toy cofiecwn, many mmidrmda. 1054116-�ra tr am swo6NW Jualrry wo0i0en sheds 8 x 3 Dam lot. only $339 pus tax carry aha seas aid styles availaw Also gaaget aro dead 761 McKay Rd Unit 3. P"er" For more Imo rye 905.619 2066, SOFA A LOVESEAT grey white 6 turpuorse $750 Solid Oak dreg room ase. 8 p c - e$ .02 teals $1500 Cal 726- 714 USEO mdk 8 cream cam various types aro saes. $25 8 up. Some we pm*d ropy for an artist (905)-579-13081 WALNUT dmnproom sate veal 6 Chars. qq huliM. pad $5000. aslorg SM gR side $aa aro laveseat 5500: 2 desks SW earn- aA =W- kmlcatd0on.7430551 WEDOMD 01111$5, sin ill= $3011 With beaded bodice. dropped waist. IMI skirt Wien train, sweetheart neckline, $hat Steens, very condw- aW. As San in 'Brides' raglans* $600. inn. head- 4m. ead- 4m ase (ino) °relit woo". 111111111E CAGES for sale. Gad ria. 905-61113-5117, sM 0SE0 FRIDGES $195 / up. am ranges $1251 up, �e0 ayes $1251 up, used wbsh- em $199 / up. new and teed Ow operated washers and dryer a low pros. New brad nine IrkiM 5480 and W , now 3r rages wO dock and widow SM. New Danby air conditioners. 5,000 BTU 5289., 10,000 BTU M. oftf Wes available. Wide selec- tion of other new and used ap- pliance. Call us today, Ste- Mvtson's Applianm. ices. Service. Pans. 154 Bruce St. Oshawa(905) 576-7448.web site www.durhammallxom/ stemenwns. GARAGE door reps s. broken wrings. cables. rollers. �et� ers installed. Tuneups. t 31.95 416.336-0073 17P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 4,1999 1 S"1 e -p 1 TrtYNs 11 Fma11 Nor 1 oanaeeam r 1 0 A I o PAW for WANTED -TEACHERS Do you have an interesting art, craft or hobby that you would like to share with others? (eg. Callig9raphy, watercotours, jewellery -making , etc.)The village Arts & crafts Guild is looking for you! We are currently working for our Fall Session of classes and are in need of new instructors. For more information please call Disna 427-8692 or Sharon 427-9465 0 Anrdse Warted AIMOUES?Absoldalyl Ad. vice- always valuable. usually free! Purc asrng odnght. es- tates w/some antique cont- ents. (no limit to value con- sidered). collections of any sort, quantities or single an- tique items Special imerest cit bloorcrort p"ry. III try to re- spond to all queries. Robert Bowen Antiques- Brooklin. Ontario. (905)655-6049 or (905)242.0890 SM#NG ANTIQUE and cd- IectaDle contents cndudnng complete estates. Best lo - We prices paid. lienry Kahn. 905.965-6161. Pools, SfM SAVE UP TO SIAM. - KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular above 9 round. 0/0. S5.9Package includes Mer. 2 ladders. sand titer. amp. motor etc. 1-800- 66&7564 MIM l Lost a Fvww FOUND - Male neutered orange & white tabby at Found on Sullivan Dr. A{wk Cal 619.2265. FOUND orange mak tabby Cal is rex neutered. Very al- lactiorak Please Call 993- 9168 Cron no • 1 POMMOPP60W nomem LHASO APSO puppies for We Three mak. one ", - . Mat be seen. 1Pkase d Jami N( 5}967- 721 .ACK RUSML terrier prp- pies hand r, 1 L wen 3 young drldren. maks. lo- Mwla. 7 weea. Ist shoes. 5P5 Please CA 665-7606 LHASA M'$0 MWPES- adbr- abk to go various lI mm rst phots. vet docked dewoi Call Ju- st 905-21-1009 or Joerw 705.766-3124 NELP RIVE a no, pen a ucond chance MM" kt- Wis. Will chw wd with first bbof'ler AOWts caK. most spayed or "nerlanet tiny W. Crated Many medium to larger breads of ergs aao available Pets sr/pba and oCog �al wMemo AMeomam, a (906) 431-8411 11 Aetamok%s to Sika 1!79 CANMO, while. ninon 100.000 km, lady diner, grist comer so beep driMn. Benww exiew a cco m Candidate kir rmlomWon. Cal (SM) 725 Orta. 1M2 Camara. 2 Or auto_ noadt some wok body tint. 1500 as IL Cal Joe waeYdfYs 666-1966. wrMkehdt VIM 2456 "U NEMMM M m br- 6o aksd 290 OOOkms. Ex- seMal" car"ditiorn. Gold 000 learner Ytenior. $3200 ask. Coal 4-04-0-502. 1187 W= LESPAW& tuMy loaded wo am -fro conal and good teres. Nadi U -- mass". gest filer as is. (905)432-507 or MI CTEV CELEBRITY wsw bra. CNWBW. 1500 as N. 7266400 ate &WNW 1967 CrnA11$ SALON 3055. $ebbed orlgisel alraro0, MKWA M, actory map., ""M bided. Isle *albfm n, $4.500 060. n Is. ALSO. 1903 111 1 Mlvm 750 52000. can. Mayes 190076•0548 or Wka*- 1M7 JR9sAR RN. AND. Fid- sVboK so s.InK. $5600010. � no CNRTKM LAOARON. CoOveMMe, fumy bided. New bp. wry dem. 53160 o". WNW Cam (9 ism -ow. 19M Nora CHIC Saimaa ow, anift alsltalt. few am now Wpbs, new aeMr in 2M.ODMm. Good elle, CI500 060 South O ((M 4420923. Pkk4rip 1M9 MERCURY COUGAR. Mil}. with Urd, Aluminum filet. Hooded sin sword. remelt fart. edaNeM COadN• Sm. 1901m, $2900. CAN 434- a924. (SAP) $Ir FOr CROWN VICTOR- IA. exeOW coodidon, 124.000 tow on moor. 4 dr, laSlled. emission lest dorm. New prM only Colotr. Csrtl 433-M .Phone wbyM >t 300 w" 1911 Fore Temple, air con. 127.000 km, ado, 4 dr, stereo, dean condition. Emission tested and certified. Asking $2450.905-509-8550 1993 PONTIAC SUNWO LE, 98.000 kil_ air, ado. power locks. non-smokers car. new tires. brakes battery, dean air tested and certified Pn- vole $6.450. (905) 619-2351 1994 DODGE Shadow. 4 or auto. ph. pM. alc. bit, amRm cassette. IIBk, certified EM- lested $6000 o b.o (905)576 - MO 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 905-706-8498 sold, base mooel. omen adF Mom . , owner. 139 MGkms good CornOitem . $6800 can 405-263-4709 ASSM LEASE 1996 Parcae Sunt" G T 10.000kma 536911/mo 1969 Cavalier 2 Door 106.p00kms $2.000. 1966 GMC full size pickup $4.000 (905)-433-1956 after Spm 1996 CIEV. MALIBU. 23.000 bre. colour - greer balance of adary warrant, 515.900 Call 434-2775 "C��y iMeda/ A 6 A AM Cas, females, NMI$. We pay p b (10.000 Cao a 10 tpat Amy cors - Non. any year. Cal as any- time. 24 lours, 7 days. 30 vin. service. 905485-M or 9057065234 G FM CMSI We 6W nod vdddes I t - *" a" be in rtwAng corftm. cal 4127-2415 or come b 479 &* St. Ent Alex as MURAD ALTO SALES. Iinoft IM GMC 314 los pickup week$tsm om X106 579 t9M Hills� AMsO Xs. - 6 modW =at- $37M'o B 905 7211-7211111. 1190 F E042M IIT 4M. lim m goer son rod. ate. Power doss am0 albHdoOs good rlabWor caw brain, holler OW4 Societe. C411 - Bed aAd 4MIletf01" Imbt W- fftiLIM 1zrgIWL $11,000 OAO. OWk 43D4= NM AM 4M 4 dr. New MAW.. Tar pips. Sarler. 4.3 VS. Loaded. Key less eery. No CflmdNdf. Cal". Met ONer! 436-0018. M FORD F150 with Cap. RmN good. May few pals. rads body oak. 1900 OsO. Cog JO 9 436-7996. 1912 HIAINILHN 12'02' Park made. Located at Cedar Beach Seasonal Park on Musslertares Late tAurora Rd a Hwy 48). 10.42 cedar deck. all window covenn0, new (198) deck roof (value $10.000). 3 piece bath, air condilaning, large hot water tank. in*. stove a washer included, all furnishings, new (1 998) viral tool shed (value 58001. All this and country club laciliies_ private beach. in ground pod, tat tub. tennis. arcade, shuffleboard, basket- ball, horseshoes and many senior events. $32.900 call (705)434-1450. 1911 JAYCO 1207 lend trader. Sleeps 8. 3 way fridge, fur- nace. twin propane tank, screen room and awning. winter cover, very dean con- dltion. $7900 0.6.0 905.430. 6805. 1997 BOUM HARD TOP term trailer- sleeps 6, sink. hydro. tph and low pressure stoves. city and on board water. un- used C��Opy $4000. Brook - CORSAIR 2711. newly renovat- ed with Florida room and deck. in Grandview Park on Buckram Lake. Huge Id• teach. pool, hottub. many more activities and evens Asking 512.900.728-2986 RENTALS Starcran. Coleman hard -top campers. four sum. Brookln (905)655-8893. En 1916 NIUIM X. 754, ve prod cftn, asugq or Dostt ootter, at 9055- 0551 111 1 1 F" Imw*a or Rent 1 COZY 83KT APT •. - .e,t Imn"d 176 Wa,rer Ave,n Oshawa Panuno $50G.nc hest a hydro Ind 'stlasT 723-1290 2 B OMM apt. Xx* do two a hydro. hndgt, Sm" a treenr tsfAul ntorwet int tel ProM residents. No poet. Andaeer"cas. SIO MMM Cowl=. cal Joe • 436- 2155. LOCAIEO AT Sia NALA" id Outlets 1 Bedroom Avid Sea 1st. 5620/mo 2 Ieeuow Amit. Judy 1st S720hbo. W areas WOW. Hove. hod, by- dro and wmer. f►arkrg. No pets Cil tram lbw-,. • 905.5764724. aa2qgSEaR00M. upper duplex tledhph . large wip"�taooga laundry room. 4 pc. bath. �bbMWW. Camilo7265610. - 2-aefinsaM VWWAN le scum 0000. A ab t Am - IM 1st. LOW b dubd la 1625MOWA. CO Pete 432- 7361. am b�T am* flood bo IMM. - - - I ec - PaA- bftW ph*9i9ol&yIML iBBt AJAX Wp 2-6@* o g�flbdMm- N'b L,olYw hem" fkw led j folump - AAL 000 SL. I follow liioiwd 4 1 11 no padift Ideas CIM t70 AN. aadNM i daily. 9orp-w-M. /ILUIITMLN OPEN ate wAkon go Cock, ra1N a M UdWa. 490SHW BAISELOR Air $512/nomk- M pita r OlK and Boor aW No. no sttalMor /lgldllel Cafe Mack 852-3107. Lem an- SW - *0 Dillow tarp a Cole- lorleble 1 6". Approx. 1400 sq. n Gas IkspbCe. Fridge, Sion, mradNr a dryer. PAn6le " i peflis. SbNaa S< N Clues b tdNpe. AN amen - on. $795 mooft. All kid. IVAast required. Reknnas. Area. Aug III. Call Paul 11- 5pm Nell. - Fri. 433.11M. RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 at 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat 8 Sun fpm Spm VALIANT PROPERTY sr�j MANAOEMENT 900-079-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfoot.com /-highriser BEAUTIFUL 700 sq. it studio apartmert in large counbir home. sky -lights. sunken kv- Ing anw. balcony. $epics' entrance. very private. $725 Irlr . b^- 0 lodge working arson preferred. Available Aug. 1. Call 965- 9&5--1520. PIC>=rwo whrtes/Shepparc. Perfect 10 1 bdrm. bs"- apt. $780/mo. mdusm. Avid. Aug 1st. 1 stlast. No pets, no smokers. Singk Mature coupie prfderred. (1e04M*406e- MML%L Dawe. arpe 2 & 3 bedroom apatmems sweM- able In wMHmee OWAO twwv does b as ame aim. Ptoass all (905)723-0177 9 am -7p.m com. N10NRAT MST_ HEY 1 -bedroom. brig" a Beak pod. Hat tob. Sara. exefeatofool". own k+merV. no pas, awmonm him - Able Seq. 1st fitxAael • "d- eools. 1-1105-963.0792. IAKWA IVPW for rent. TIO ppeer foo, 3 badrool"N. tog kitdhom, eco I '. L. yd. all" saw 0 had am 9s7f6"° 1st! last CA LAW 3 Oedrool". 2-bm- raom. bang mwnga/ . parki, rnGlreve, am. 1290 sq. N.. SIOOWWAnmh. Ilmw 716-5513. A LARK / bedroom. flood location kK%du lrldp. store. Mat, hydro. wirer a IM - Laundry bcsoas No dogs Awil. Aug. lit. SMO/ 0a. For into wie-u 29. OBNAIM - lifts, bsclnalor apt ckw and quill. homestead wO ed -in kNctan. appf"6- a and gas argm e. Cf*. tKw In. private picking and Nal slop yasd0 door..� wo no Sud mMmep�elts► $5751Nrstlleat 7211 -lo NBa1N SSFAU ?,sp�2 Mdm. Nddyeoaldnoa,0 %ry mot". HNIiIgI,, and be- pmy lsMW IN% 723-2m GW Mk tat a 3A. Neo d ro Isltked�tNvw4- lBNk 7m a. Mdk* 00 Akin - Ale bem- towts, blas sopmle '10 NI NO and cow WAkatSOL No (POW WAM W) mIMHM AUK Mfg{. ANana 2-btd- low pits brit dmm "*W dry. so smomm ro A a I $sm now CNB Do - blue PICMWAMMNWM oo0Mit meed apwtmut, $9754.. No pas "IlHibiis aogl el. rtt kNa lttdlaley 7%2-% AIL 111AIr FaSI N1E.2 Isdtoom dos foam Portopen Perry. Repleted bN 01SONWimbo" um M 9fs a4 m • by" GN $RF-Crta1 1 IbmmW Wristlet. � Ddbodk aoi. *40* be- .$7 dLsbn. 19 a ba CAN jean a 006) W22M or W - AJAX. 2 -bedroom apanmere on lrndanng. 67 Chwdn St S.. 5850 plus parking. July tst Nor No pets (906a57dnodls. SPACNM well-maMmarred 2 bedroommss. Avail at 900 ars MI Glen St Some with wo-m-mC do"Its, palm prov* pig ante. Goschook slrop- to rndrdad Cal 728-4M. OSHAWA Large 2 d 3 BIR units. Utnli is included. Easy access to schools, sh . For appl. can ( 721-8741 ONE BEOO" - $sit Plus hydro. good location near Oltiarra *40am JMy IN HMt It and asw W deed. 436-4042 •MITIT, 112 cnma St. N. Superior 3 boa - aerAoo W $946"a. Wddms broad- loom. DOW$. MK oiler. weraIt. Wage No pets M- woom nown d. AOM. Alp ISE (416)-4 dib SICK OF RENTING4. OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYI I • First TWne Buyer? - Cap Markt • bischarged Bankrupt? - Call Mark) • Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! Mark o"ers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (906) 871-6275 or 1-@00.840.6275 Mark Stapley g Saba Rep. Ramax Ability Floal teatYs131 f NORM Fra! Only $200 Deposit! 2. 3. A 4 -bedroom tames available, totally reno- wled plus 4 new appliances, from $75Wmdnth all inclusive. Mdmum required income $25.0011"31'. Paul Frigan. Sales Rep. Cddwell Banker RMR R.E. (905)728-9414 A UNBEATABLE MAL I From $500 down. own you own home startup a $69.900 car- nes for less than red. DAC. 24 in free maewdN WAS=" 905.726-1069 ext 277. Cold - well Banker PMR Real Estate. Aureaa Rasano ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free, then own a house tram SSSD/narnth. You require bl time family W come 528.000 • reasonable credit.I Do the mg. Don't Wan. cal Bill Roka, Caldwell Banker RUR RW Estate to- day. (905) 72It-9411 AJAX SPACIOUS 4 bMm. walkout deck Large taculy room Modem deco. Cetral aii/vac. Alarm. Near 401/GO Mat see.Sept 1st. 5132Mno. k"d"aiva. ► 427-4425. CENTRAL 06�A 3.2 bdrm bungalow Bila yard M bard new wkkdows. ceom b fL'1 ' . back$ O1, pick. s,o56rmo. isast Retenehc- a (90$383-2296. HILLY RENOVATED 4 bed roomed aradhw biaiphil bkto. 1 1/2 bade, mall J fireplace. Sic. Moo partkxv. walking e3tance to med. stores. bis. sawk. $1290 utrflres (416) 226 /M6. LARGE. 3 bedroom sea Neu stood and stops. Gas hat. $675 plus oft-, Avedailliel 726-9667 Aug. 1st. 1Si/30. MEM HOUSE n N Details 3 berms garage 6 app., antral tar con . bigbaa yarn wtm deck $1.100/00 sed Crum dant Amb MM July. ((!)- 433-4670 NEiITEYAROSSlANO IBM sq It 34Udf00111, hada oto Fat" ani. comic school. kataM Amems 1st tall 416- fmy N. BRocLim. W Mar 706 sm to Go! 1 Nie lower Niel ADI. flaming Bright wM gas propane Laundry . Caskair ts. hark. Synge DOa LOgIo LAIR MO Non-smobr $6SN WrrMtooviu"mtryDiby lueby, lyor" ,w"M,ser,Iiusndot home in I% `' - " pm. pial amid •Nr can oww rWer 5750 b 61100 own home kir leas fhon W/MOWL cam Mum* Y yyoour demer" Cal Om �f� (906)263 8 4pm lock lmSVWdVA Rep R)a/l" MM) WiF310b a1(!06) 11 F 3211 Me gAMMBA S BEM lowm- RSif WOl1BE ams, am Two-bodroom apt. house, parking kir one Good ovadeffer W-003 - &Ab dos $7dp sliopprp and Go Bis. IBIS.. iBiMp. 106.STt- Carpet, I p space Oq5 tfl�{$IB �V o PN A M Eilof3R - Har- e 2522. nosy N. 10srdeoW. 2 Wge Y� off Nedoot"e. 2 buMoo=. 5 aPplenat. Bis *401lw in oc raw mmkw b dopa, tow $2BA�Imssm Milts C/Mt � YAM oom (M)721.91n4. oMwlt Mtdsl�ilar qwmlw to hiMNet felt dM a nisO . cable 2 bed - m d$Ucksd o00snsd to amM CNN(W) 4M-7iM AtNd- 6sEMISBM bend w. air. double pops, 30/0 baW- od stomp on 1 malas let. NOW. $1200 egrHrn N. Caoll p'mald. 224way, 2 CJr W 13111101 W~ butmoK AAMMOM July ISL $1300/ Moro Plus. CAN (905)"S- 014. 1 ft. FT. ExsaM hMN in Cartits, Iter lidtool. $1WO+ mown. FbsVlmude- 9Q2�sjr 575.1039 of gunge. Clem aid "or No Pon. Rat am ANI. ArINW* Ars. 1. SMOimo. Cafe 906 s6.72M or 571.7403. 140mm Is Alto. Emily - 5 '= fludift twoY,trPHt'""t16~:4o. 90- l welamiiiiislineslii Am SeedI "HI i sm WNW gHlalwlq- Msdit ftW �CdMBN �af1p0�6)M W IF I I I m mloam Sol" for w"' I plsl . !Sint, dant, T.V., calb. MAYIs NIWN F00m. M us" cis to FSMIMIB Room a Sides brsplkoasleWHDIula�NOerytvyu off MMM i3UQhNoeMAdsmtNkpNmi dg*. (906)726-1764 M� • Room suable kir mdo- $Ise kwe- bk $376 Atiffaide spot Able afq room 11425. Awibbbi fa no cab � $427. 420 420 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shoppping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-0980 M 9; -W LOVELY BEDROOM fumrshed or u lumsrned. Beautiful es- tate. Pon Perry. Full on lame. Wands including ameddes. $550 Aug 1. rM- erernoes. Call evenings. Dine or Gal 905-9111 PICKERING 5 min. to 60 a :11 n0 8e3rrbfv4Y fw- nrshad muster bedroom/bath- room. A(C. -W. laundry. parking. friendly. qqwt neon smoker istAast. Rei etas. And. now (905}831.1951 , CAr"d0anim"r"r For Reit BEAUTIFUL 3 WRM CONDO with parking. caW Oshawa Close to arrnern I . $610/mo kncpalve Aval Jay 71111 1st/ last. (4l6)_2S4.65i7. Fl" JM 1 ofHw a 378 SO. FT. office. newly Decorated own heal. A(C and v"ishroom Brat Rd. Sasm Ma . S39ynanOh. Phone (905)427-7400 OOCTOP/ DENTIST/ CHIRO- PRACTIC) DAY CARE ETC - Fully rwavated bcaled an wasp xeltrsecy4n, Ntge (rift Row ampk parking free sanhang bnMtYeO $1900 npo- *08. Cal (416) 226 OW. wEST1EY/461 - 600 sq. k WO Westley aposue. #40- '0" plana Moo" "I S656"onm 416- "no" uM� NEAR Outlines Contra. En- closed Bay we overNMd dbonslSids door. M. No a Mayo iacle" psgh ming$. Pm". Oman..isNmora. Or -comp- tbeeel. Spece tar - " 0 owAow4 d/ Ouris/outside storage. Ano ft win WNL no %5.576- 2l62or9054"i9 !E sm S aEaRaOM camp kir bit GooDMYm Lab. HNY&~ Jdy 3. 10. UM, 985.0059 ON LAM, 2 a 3 old - raw Nous4kaaPbs Comm seta bmW, me pas, from 13803446. Good ftM% 706- S564M1. sREAT H91MM and away boYeNy an Fla Labe. On bw kom Owma Mobrw ogHMprYugDM, . Saedy buck, Por afinstiffam ad cow ob CoOMdNeo4 22- 3 bsaeom mobs (Pwwa- homm :W b IPm ook p"WOOL Chow r aWF Nth" S in Im Nou, $2'75 aosYy (106JRAf-MOB A Pl1fM FAMEV VaA71Mw few inCLEAR UUM AREA 3 60osm, buadiosm. pal, orlpnvm "K dm to a pl R p�3 We MIU � S MR& MN, 2 tort do - added bass va pop an 4" :Bed Relomm herd- MM On oM, row eek m-iM NOW V&VI o door b dell. Mood Isd btk yet Semi NNtINd laeuml wen tont coms poWtrfL Cwlplo* MbWrMed, don to park, hWO a don*-. A wual sin. 5134,900. OPEN !OUSE SOL July 3rd a sun" July ah, 1-4pm or car (9115)432- 7355 to vow. M Elgin St. W., oom 11fa"rate HHoww r See 1 REHOER AVENUE, Bow- manville Urge mature lot. Landscaped gardens. fish ppopriaq 2.1 bedroom burgalow. Hardwood floors, air condi- boning, eat -in kitchen, dish- washer. oak cupboards. new renovated bathroom, tub a tile. Full finished base - none with IdUmi be a 3pe. bate. gas tumace, fireplace. water Mater, clothes dryer and hoot rip to range. 2040' detadnM. msulatnape! workshop ..Ned. er tek- phone. airw w000seove. For more irldrmaerh aM (905423-0I51(snp) 1 RENNN AVENUE, Bow - numile urge mature lot. ga Mirdw000 rdens. ter floors. air eorhdi- tkln a eat -in kAchten. &Sit- wisM. oak cupboards. new rarovaHed bathroom. tub a tile. Full finished base- nwnt...rrNb kwd"aMle a 3pc. bath. on furnace. fireplace. water healer, ciodtes dryer and hook up for range 20x20• tlttadMd. rarMded workshop with hydro r lelrawe- phone, a10.1 wnn4Inve For more Information can (405)623--0451(1rp) CHA t G 2-beDroonmr brick bungalow on quill $Met in Nom Oshaara. 2 baRa. now weir 'nws a plumb" 200 >pD so. do wromy. bnoed�ysrd600 Avenue. $129.900. Cal (905)571-0627 NASTt - New 2 bad. Wt - goo.. gas hoot. IW w/0 OassmerM attodad IMhisHrd M.r Rbral LtPPM R.E 800-M2-55662255 LAME ONTMNO Waterfront bungalow. Grade/51aMltlar- ble solid oak doors i trim ftachm See wall we pr No. Arapgct Rare propoill. ( -SS" Ago will - COON Waf NOSSE, 11 5 p.m., Tried Caue, 3 saw". hardwood. skoo . 24 Haw security. Stops to Go. 14M t09radtf CisW401- Cal 7-1011. OSWM - large 4 bedroom scar "No in law mwtwert. tlerdoaod fel hi ngroom. 6 M bcalbht C�bM b clvk Cm1ea Adis 1121.`+00. Cil terraria or oat vaONolyOs 17�Ob0.0 6romp Dypfrt: M7- SWK 0" cow lIkUL N Lim Comm% Pow wftac- as a shot lot 75'x116, we- aw wesOSitsovi in mc few w brde00dfafpl, fb�t�WlAiosN sNtrM NJ`NMMId 'M, Iamb. base.w � Em 301 moss. ever t11a100N. 64B IimNMol 6wl Met ONsc fate 571-d757 U VR. els os btifrN per Nhwokk 5 bdsm., 2 Nkhm, 2 boo 0rlesltq %W. lac. Poot on bdm /SdwoiL(1105) 57 101. Cafe Comm tmseb SEW1RFRA 3 bsbdom cou- doiMYd , brJgmOg�ow �. TwN,l s pMPaesisffnnrciqst,M�q Pod, indooiir 5102.900. (11105) 432-100 64 AM NORSE FARM. KII dd. MGM sq.N. holo wo = pod. 5 Illinois "Wee sawnparhis a�nygh20, e 10 x$okMts Is awe d Mo Nrwt� in MWAMW FFrain k Royal Left Mae. Asking P�' Fmk Rod Estdo, (905NT 4111. 1.041or Self NESTAURANT MY Hwy Io- cation. On /11585 Neww7e. LCBO licenced for 200 per- sons. Lot 300'000'. Heats forces safe. Only $190.000. walter Frank. Royal LePage Frank Real Estate, (905)-576- 4111. 1 raNper 1M7 FOIIO Econoline Camp- er Van. 93,000 km, auto, air. its pD, pd, sleeps 4-5, sits 6 belted. loaded, completely sell contained Ready for camping 59000 obo. 697.1279 REO $ETTEN RESONT - laml- ly campground and cottage resort on the Trent Riiver.Cot- lages 2-3 brdrn 5450-$500 per week. New camp sites. New waterrrom sites from $1000 • per season. Pec. hall, store, pod. Mrse0w, lakefrom swimming. boating, good fish- ing. (705)-778-31196. cn�r $54 - $lM Advance until payday/commission or pm- sion. Answer in 20 min. 865- 1148.416.296-9902 MONEY PIENS. Get out of debt quick without go" bcMuoq or beip gamisfbed. Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating. Cal for free irdoirn n. 905.576-3505. Sbdent tom included. OBIANM1G A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED. SOME CONPMIES CHARGE Up - FRONT FEES, OTHERS 00 IDT. IT Is S110GESTEO THAT YOU MVE$TIGATE THOROUGH- LY EFORE SNiIMNG ANY CONTRACTS. Fmernael ' Sarvicwe FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOWI 1 (888) 641-4628 DEBT RELIEF GUARANTEED WE CAN HELP! 1 Bon9e1ea ACCESS YOUR MONEY BOW! FAST FINANCIAL ASSIS. TANCE. Pnwte FkarhuN At- skltana. No File Opening ha. Uikn0s0 or S10.Wo. No Cndlt InveSigadorh, Assk- Una fa Personal or Sol- an Moods. Duck a COW do" Acceptance. ELIGIBR- m: RRSP (Rpktaed Re - become Ssvrnp Plan). RIF (Robroman Irr n Fund). LIRA (Locked -It ReWemem Ag &vim Pan), PENSON PLAN from a Follw Employ- er. Analyzed by orr -svN- oMs and r00 kir 00d IH nancW usceon. C.EM. INC.. Tog For Phone 1-W 657-1062, Tal Flea Fax 1 - SM -703.1492, 7 OrpMaek. 24 Hmw Service. MSRTSAM$ - Good. Wed ad Iter or per - Pose. AInancWL to Mob000pgt-- SerIII a Cop iM) M{ - M06. 1ankm Now F1saMa TedwAkW Can Ntllp. 11 Nttallhpre Provider Am you you Low uftIRHIMd Fewer.. 905. 6l NariaSB Weeeems go wsdgrHlp No p am 21N,24t Vall TM Med gnomnbd dAY Prd ers boNIMO b MrN a POW" ON Mup /Vp4wd No a femme brow Podeel No dwp Seim yorno* be In d RIi11F am sm mad, ad E W4M over 54 acted A� sold et Ise. WAU $11M Sod - out a 'i1 1906 Geards d band il�rtW on Io sm eywwor 1 -800 -SOS -8866 � - .,nE�itr•��. ©/ 1 for safe __ 11 to soy vb ~ Lake Ontario waterfront bungalow. Granite/slate/marble. Solid oak doors 8t trim throughout. Seawall w/patio. Fireplace. Rare property. (905) 683-5589 agents welcome 3%. 1 okwa' : 1 oln. Unsecured term loans, prime rate Why wait - Crxt"idatr now MrxWWS lst, 2nd dr 3rd Private funds availahk with equity A.* for Sylvia Jules (905) 61*C 255- (W)5) 4it►14429 THE FLAG SHOP Join the 8 oma 6 Rap Shops In Cauda. Raps. banners. and tla/poles arc our specially. 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Proud treendpamob are Dawn and Joe PNuington of Oshawa and Msrid and Doug Moore of Cobow Ken lint wtrlif Bile to se" /sits of Ler a Amn& Kim for her sa port end faraarajrinew an Aw Ary she awl bom 4eeW Amba to Dr. Now N and the SIA Jfaar iiRM- Ll sm* wares, egeecam lly AllicAsKe ea/ Ce►eNw. 71e Y21L kat at the twepital wile be a speeLl �7• 910 910 oft Of As - I ft Lib m id ft qMsW �Oy�Callali41h��tgon rich *q - a to oslk>rwi a (aerlbl>r Fioepl� on usday July 1, 1999, Samuel Curibert in his IIMMI a Beloved husband Of Beatrice M ory Cufted. or Cufted and 1he We Inuel Keaiellh C tGwy � Lali* rnlela booed by yranddlidnn Jon Ly and ogre MYrie. Derr Mter law of Dorldd Mllydo& Re at rie MIS?iM= RMIERU HOME L70.,1 "SL it, Oshew w1h Mus Of Ovi1`rt Buriel kom SL io the Waken Parish on S[lllydey .Ary 34 19 at 10:3D an Allernlerlt ReelNleclion Ce- lery. Prayers Leri be Will in MN► Mineral home Ffi- f d 7 pa MINNOW danetiorlb Io Mre onWb wt and SkM Foundellon or SL Ymcenft Kkh- would be Mpecieled. 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