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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_07_06o PICURING NEWS ADVERTISER PICK E R I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44,000 12 PAGES TUESDAY, JULY 6, 1999 Hot enough for yd in Pickering? s The heat's on 1 hydro, but pools keep your cool BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Everybody's jumping into the pool, cranking up their air conditioners and using near -record amounts of electricity as residents cope with another heat wave in what's becoming a very sultry summer. On Monday, Pickering Hydro was expecting to provide 150 mil- lion volt amps (MVA) of electrici- ty to its customers, exceeding a record of 145 MVA reached during another heat wave only a few weeks earlier. The local utility is managing to meet the record levels of demand without -any major problems, re- ports Ed Johnston, Pickering Hydro's manager of distribution and technical services. "We just had to do some switch- ing on some of our feeders that were heavily loaded;' says Mr. Johnson, explaining that action in * QUM HARM= We Now Lonskwtes. for $2 LOOM Tag[ TO The Professioeals 1550 BAYLY ST. UNIT 17, Pickering (905) 420-3285 Noun:Sam-3" New Models Now In Stock! "'M420-9707 Plekwin Teww Cir 0*4725-2199 effect rearranges how customers are connected to the power system in order to avoid an overload in any one area which could lead to a power failure. He expects Pickering Hydro will not have any problems provid- ing electricity to its 27,000 cus- tomers, including households and businesses, no matter how long the heat wave lasts. "We have enough capacity for that;' says Mr. Johnson, adding the utility is actually pleased with the heavy demand. "It's just wonder- ful. It just keeps the dollars rolling in for us." He says one reason Pickering Hydro is able to cope with the cur- rent situation is because it has been busy in recent years installing new feeders and increasing capacity to meet customer demand. While the local utility has been See PICKERING page 2 Inside the OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51$1 NEWSSTAND RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo News Advertiser The family that plays together... wxe= ro Ao rt Eilrial Paye ...........4 OpiniN SYapr ..........4 IlasSilisr ..............8 GIVE US A CALL Gegeral ..........683-5110 DishiMtifg ......683-5117 Death Notices .....683-3005 Clasd ier ........683-0707 Awtiea Lige ......683-7545 sigtefoil Yoga ...........1-800-662-8423 Elgai1 .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 4. Rick Thomas and daughter Rebecca team up daughter team was out with other families and for the putt during a game of miniature golf at individuals for a day of summer fun at the local the Pickering Playing Fields. The father- play centre. Witnesses sought in motorcyclist's death Unionville man's bike hit disabled vehicle in Pickering PICKERING -- A motorcy- clist killed when he slammed into a disabled mini -van in Pickering Friday has been identified as a 31 - year -old Unionville man. Bradley Delaforce was sou& bound on Brock Road on his 1999 Kawasaki when he pulled into the curb lane to pass a vehicle, lost control and struck the rear of a minivan parked with a flat tire, Durham Regional Police say. Off' -duty registered nurse Jeanette Weber tended to the vic- tim at the scene. Mr. Delaforce was rushed by ambulance to Ajax - The Best yow Electricd Needs Whether you've looking for an air aartdi ioa - and speak with our knowledgeable staff. or a new range, our Energy Outlet experts We know electricity – after all, we're affil - will make sure you purchase the right fated with Ajax Hydro, your appliance and maintenance program for local supplier for, the past , your needs. Come into the Energy Oudet 40 years. XW HYM10 Pickering Health Centre, where he died. The van driver had left to call a tow truck at the time of the crash. Police say alcohol was not a factor. Witnesses are asked to call po- lice at 683-9100 ext. 5213. P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, July 6,1999 Pickefing copes with hwave PICKF.RING frcnn page I keeping everyone's air condi- tioners humming, lots of resi- dents have been finding relief at local pools. It was particularly busy Sunday in the pool at the Petticoat Creek Conservation Arca on the lakefront in south Pickering. But the crowding didn't reach the level where staff have to stop letting people in, as happened several times last summer, reports pool and park assistant superintendent Mike Gillespie. The pool area is big enough for 3,000 people, while the pool itself can handle 1,300. "There's lots and lots of space;' says Mr. Gillespie. "It sounds like it's going to be a bit of a heat wave for the rest of the week and we're definitely ready for it: The pool at the Pickering Recreation Complex has also proved to be an attractive desti- nation during this tropical spell. "We were busy on the week- end;' reports rec complex pro- gram superintendent Liz Bowes. "We had well over 100 each af- ternoon:" Ms. Bowes and her staff are also planning for a busy week as high temperatures are expected to continue. -I think we'll have to put on a few extra staff and be ready for big num- ber." Public swimming hours at the rec complex, at 1867 Valley Farm Rd., are I to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Monday to Friday. The Customers have very few pool at Petticoat Creek Conser- questions to ask when they call ration Area is open 10 a.m. to 7 to purchase air conditioners and p.m. every dayhave them installed, notes Mr. Among the happiest but most Dick. harried people in recent days "It's 'how soonT. followed have been the folks who sell and then by 'how muchT" service air conditioner. For people melting in their "To put it mildly, we're homes, the service person swamped:" says Kirk Dick, gen- and/or new air conditioner can't eral sales manager for Rod- arrive soon enough. man's Heating and Air Condi- -People are very, very impa- tioning. "We're very busy with tient. The heat doesn't allow for service as well as installation." a whole lot of patience. - Stay cool, drink plenty, hospital official urges Hot enough for 'ya" Well it is too hot for most of us to be doing anything active outside or inside in non -air-con- ditioned premises, according to Dr. David Hancock, associate chief of the emergency depart- ment at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre. "But if you have to do any physical activity, remember your need for fluid and salt will increase:' warns Dr. Hancock. "in this heat the body's demand for fluid increases. So it is im- portant to drink lots of fluid. It's also important to remember that as you lose fluid you also lose salt. So increase your salt intake too: Fortunatcly. the weekend's heat did not bring any more peo- ple into the emergency depart- ment at the local hospital. How- ever. it's expected there may be cases of heat stroke or exhaus- tion as the week and the swelter- ing temperatures wear on. Often, explains the doctor, peo- ple get too busy doing things such as working in the garden or golfing and forget to drink. If they wait too long it will be too late and they will get sick. Symptoms to watch for in- clude feeling flushed or hot. weakness, dizziness and some- times nausea. Anybody who suf- fers these symptoms should be taken to the hospital's emer- gency department, says hospital spokesman Katie Cronin -Wood. ,jF*qS0uth Ajax ARE YOU FINANCIALLY PREPARED FOR THE (FUTURE. FinondJal C"sy"fien 666-8245 Debbie Morgan 1 -US 11 Fortune investment Corp. Email it.=� News �� ' Advertiser � � �- newsroom@durham.net KEEP THEIR SKILLS with FUN SUMMER LEARNING Summer Programs keep your children's skills sharp with: * CERTIFIED TEACHERS * PERSONALIZED PROGRAMS * SMALL CLASS SIZES >f FLEXIBLE HOURS ACADEMIC CAMPS Grades 1-8 LITTLE READERS' Ages 3-6 READING - WRITING • BEAT MATH COOL SCIENCE' - COMPUTERS 8 OMORD LEARNING CENTRES 1 105 FINCH AVE. PICKERING 420-3141 Space is limited! 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But, the Ontario Court of Appeal's June 30 decision de- claring that section of the Province's legislation uncon- stitutional is still being re- viewed by the Province, which could take the issue to Cana- da's highest court, according to a Ministry of Education of- ficial. "The decision by the court is still under our review," says ministry spokesman Dave Ross. But. "No decision has been made on whether we'll appeal the ruling to the Supreme Court of Canada" Last week's Appeal Court ruling overturned a controver- sial section of Bill 160 that es- tablished qualifications for the eligibility of board members and denied spouses of school board employees the right to be elected trustees. "The court clearly recog- nized that this law violated the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms by dim-riminat- ing against the spouses of school board employees," On- tario Secondary School Teach- ers' Federation (OSSTF) provincial president Earl Man- ners says in a news release. "OSSTF has consistently and repeatedly emphasized the un- democratic nature of this leg- islation." The controversial section of the Province's Education Quality Improvement Act, which was introduced by the government in 1997, was chal- lenged by OSSTF, the Ontario Public School Boards' Associ- ation (OPSBA) and the Toron- to and Wellington County school boards, among others. And, Mr. Manners is urging the Province to repeal the sec- tion of the legislation and con- sult with teachers and school boards about trustee status and election. "OSSTF looks forward to discussing this matter with the (Minister of Education, Janet _Ecker) in the future," he adds. The Appeal Court decision overturned a 1997 lower court ruling that upheld the ban pro- hibiting spouses of school board employees from serving as trustees on the grounds that it eliminated possible conflicts of interest. However, Durham Region school board officials report there were never any problems when board employees' spous- es previously served as MARY ANN MARTIN 'There are a lot of good people out there who can bring their knowledge to Me board table.' trustees. " I think it's fine (for em- ployees' husbands and wives to be trustees);' says Durham Catholic District School Board chairman Mary Ann Martin. "There are a lot of good peo- ple out there who can bring their knowledge to the board table ... Just because you're married to a teacher ... I would- n't have a problem with that" Trustee Martin reports prior to Bill 160 several trustees were spouses of board em- ployees, including Stan Kar- wowski, Tom Oldman, Paul Woodcroft and Todd Mc- Carthy. And, she notes current board members, including Pickering trustee Fran Pereira and Oshawa representative Joe Corey, have children who are teachers within the system. "They always declare a conflict and leave the meeting (if the board is voting on an issue related to teachers' salaries or benefits)," she says. At the Durham District School Board, communica- tions manager Mary Brown re- calls several years ago there were local trustees who had relatives employed by the board. "They would just excuse themselves from votes" where there was a potential conflict of interest. ►PECIAL a� BARGAINS t!1 I IN TODAY'S News Advertiser;..: 'Tiles., July 6, 1999 ;W News Advertiser Robert * 111111VO&AinpaTuesday's Carrier of the Week is, Robert. He *phmqPlus AoWia enjoys basketball & building models. He j*13 AiDV& will receive a dinner fo r••� 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Cowgratu/atiom Robert, for being our Carrier of the Week. Walmart.Ajax 135 Kington Rd,Ajax •PON 222 Bayh• St W.Ajax 726 Kington Rd. 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The ruling released last week over- turns the ban established in 1997 as part of contro,ersial education reforms pro- posed and passed by the Mike Harris government. The aim of the ban came with good intentions; the government thought it ap- propriate and reasonable to eliminate even unintentional conflicts of interest when trustees were voting on matter,, of education. But the larger issue, and one of the many, raised by teachers' unions in ap- pealing the ban, is that it discriminates against a specific group of people — the husbands and wives of educators. Few would argue the liberties we enjoy under the Charter of Rights and Freedoms should be so easily removed. For that reason, it was a just fight teach- ers' unions fought on behalf of their members and the public at large. Indeed, officials at both school boards in Durham say they have seen hard-working trustees function effec- tively and without undue influence while family members were employed at the same board. Historically, each board says, trustees in positions of considering matters that could affect relatives employed in schools were quick to declare a conflict and remove themselves from the debate and any decision-making. That shows integrity and a clear understanding of the potential for people to draw erroneous conclusions. On a purely practical level, it's im- portant to recognize that people with a direct connection to education in the community in which they live can bring important skills and knowledge to the school board. What must he done, assuming the provincial government doesn't decide to appeal this decision to the Supreme Court of Canada, is create even tougher conflict-of-interest legislation governing the conduct of trustees. Tough legisla- tion, with clear guidelines and penalties, would suffice in the effort to eliminate problems. As Durham Catholic District School Board chairman Mary Ann Martin pointed out yesterday. "Ihere are a lot of good people out there who can bring their knowledge to the board table." Indeed. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnewsCddurham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. 9 & O -PINIONS Celebro?e the futures DURHAM S E R J U L Y 6 1 9 9 9 1 774 16 1 •9• *P; uRfr - - --�-y- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR No fair way to handle golf course project To the editor: Pickering council has en- dorsed a resolution by Mayor Wavne Arthurs inviting the multi- national corporation, ClubLink, to develop a substantial housing development and convention cen- tre and expand its golf course on agricultural land in north Picker- ing. The development will con- sume millions of gallons of water in an area where residents are on wells. Little hope for extra-curriculars And, Durham school boards may lose some top teachers Pickering resident Brenda Birinyi year returning to normal. But now it Inas been a volunteer in the commum- seems all hope for that has been ty for 10 years and is currently chair- p dashed. pian of the St. Mary Catholic Sec- As thechairman of St. Mary's ondary School Council Brenda school council, I share the frustrations I wish it were a municipal election Birinyi of those teachers and the students as yea. Then I am sure voters would y well. After all, my two kids attend the pressure Durham's separate and public -- - school. During the school year, I have school board trustees to settle with the Opinion Shaper tried to remain hopeful that the situa- teachers and end this mess our high — tion we were faced with would be re - schools are in. solved. But now the situation seems to Even if you do not support the Bob Bridgeman, teacher and foot- be getting worse. It appears that St. teachers in their dispute, the bottom ball coach at St. Mary Catholic Sec- Mary, a school that is known for high line is educators in Durham just want ondary School in Pickering, says it has academic standards and an outstanding to instruct six out of eight classes, the been an uphill battle for him and other arts program, among other things, may same as their peers across the teachers who went ahead with wa- now lose some of its best teachers to province. The Durham school boards' tered-down extra -curricular activities another school board offering six of want them to teach 6.5 classes. The in- this past school year. Mr. Bridgeman eight. ability to reach a settlement has frus- promised students there would be a What are the trustees going to do trated teachers, resulting in many football team, and he put together one about this? wanting to jump ship and sign on with in February that went to Edmonton Will someone explain all this luna- another school board that's asking during March break. And, Gerard Her- cy to me? them to instruct six of eight classes. lihey's mucic students honoured a sin- E-mail comments on this column to Come September, as a result of this gle commitment, competing at a na- nnews@durham.net. Submissions impasse. there Ykely won't be high tional competition in May, and won a which include the writer's fall frame school extra -curricular activities in gold medal. The two events were bea- and town of residence will be con - Durham region, once again. cons of hope for the coming school sidered for publication. By passing this resolution, council has set a dangerous and undemocratic precedent. In ef- fect, it will send a message to Re- gional council and to others want- ing to develop toefore an applica- tion is made in the normal way that that application will likely get approved. Pickering council is ignoring the Town's own Official Plan which sets guidelines for growth of up to 600 people by the year 2016 in north Pickering outside the hamlets. h is sad to see Pickering coun- cil in such a weak and vulnerable ! position. Isobel and Tommv Thompson, Whitevale Earth pulls ahead of Mars in space race To the editor. A mistake in the June 16 News Advertiser on the 'Mars Chroni- cles' brief gave readers the impres- sion that the red planet Mars moves closer to a star each evening. While that was true up until a week prior to the item, Mars has moved farther away from the bright blue star Spica each evening and this movement should easily be visible as readers look at this in- teresting pair of lights every few nights during the coming weeks. This interesting sight results from Earth overtaking Mars. As Earth now pulls ahead of Mars in its orbit, another noticeable result will be Mars getting gradually dimmer as the distance between Mars and Earth increases. Frank Dempsey, Pickering PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified advertising Manager John Willems Real F_ctate, automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook U,fre Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905) 6X3-5110 Sales (905) 6233-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 E-mail newsroom a durham.net Web address www.durhamncws.net 130 Commercial A,e.. Ajax, Ont. L I S 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing gawp of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax dt Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. &OCM OA ..r tea... I i '�4 {� P Oi' TOWN OF PICKERING CIVIC DAY HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS MONDAY. AUGUST 2-1999 CMC COMlt=TOWN HALL Monday August 2 CLOSED Tuesday, August 3 Town Council Meeting at 7:30 pm. GARBAGE RRCYCXJM & YARD WAM NO COLLECTION on Mondays ALL 111,11JIMiC LIBRAJUZS Monday August 2 CLOSED Pickering Central Library Closed Sunday until Mid -October PICBER1ING PAE SZUIW VILi.AGL CLOSED on !Mondays r1CXZVJ?4GTRAMff :Monday Auguist 2 Modified Service S129VIC.M Emergency Services .ice am be affected by On Holliday Schadole. Towa of Pickering public Works Ewnrery ry, Telepbo.r vombrr w 19051 iat43t1. RRCIld"TIGNI Cobol EX Friday. Jaly b oncin.5wins AdaLLSEla 9 M suer"-I:M p -a own -,am l ere p -a-4:41111 p -a 7:N P -a-9.40 P.M Saturday, Jolly 31 Q ser J3= I:M P. -4:M P.a Souday, Anesal 1 Oaea Swi. - 1:0e p.a4:M p.a Maaday. August 2 CLOSED DUIVRIAR71ON FOOL Saturday, July 31 CLO%ED Sunday, August 1 CLOSED Monday, August 2 CLOSED UNGMU UtAM To SW94 A R03 AT M 1'10GLU s TIME- Provide Photos or Fdmclips - RESENT Help celebrate Pickering's 200 AND years of history by providing photos TIME or filmclips to be included in a PAST pictorial history book of Pickering, call John Sabean at 831-3811. PICTORIAL Corporations can HISTORY mark their place in OF history by TOWN sponsoring the a book - call Gail Lawlor at PICKERING 509-8901. Aillst Jodi Cramm on Display Acrylic Pointings, Drawings and We Sculpture lows of Picklsrinp C*C Compos Foyer 'Sri On Dire" From: hM $ -AL0A123. 1 Prr Cdr roo5N20-46.V for ot: M/b..wi w THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, r A" AI a p or 420-2222 * 683-2780* .24. hr. Direct AccesS 420-46 SO e ►. Ito www.town.pickering.on.ca' 6,1999 -PAGE 5 CONGRATULATIONS PICKERING! �� Pickering's Third Community Pride Day held on Saturday, April 24th was a complete success. AERrNG Many individuals and community groups were involved with a variety of projects that included CAMPSPICK cleaning up litter, and tree and shrub planting. 1 am sure everyone would agree that all our ar...r.a.rw..e..A». greenbelts, marshlands and other open spaces are much cleaner and more attractive as a result of Welcome to the 1999 Edition Ain, P/daca these community efforts. of our Summer Camp Program! b s COMMUNITY PRIDE AWARDS This Summer the Town of s�.r6ca..1� The Council of the Town of Pickering has created the Community Pride Award Program to ThisSwill Offer a wide �"" 't"'""tt*""C__�.•r.R recognize groups and individuals who make significant contributions to keeping theirPickering A,ira..y neighborhoods clean and inviting while generally displaying promoting pride in the Town of variety of Summer Camp Ar,,. Go Pickering. These awards shall be given by Council following each Community Pride Day to two programs. Our staff are A " w.Rr s1..r-.-.,a,...rw- individuals and one organization from each of the three Wards in the Town of Pickerin S. rs 11— AteL,.... r5.,. A. It you wish to nominate a g" Experienced, Creative and full y ``*13 y group or individual for a Community Pride Award for their efforts of Enthusiasm, s0 come On out �'� q��"P Ar" s . r3 on Community Pride Day, April 24th, 1999, please submit your nomination in the form of a �++� a.,., ydo.a. * c0Oa .. letter to the Town Clerk on or before July 9th, 1999. The letters of nomination will be given to and join in the FUN the Town Council who shall decide who should receive the awards. (v/af l6 Nominations shall be sent to: r Arima .9 0,...a, S. ,e t,,,y Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM, Town Clerk....� �'°� Town of Pickering, One The Esplanade ✓ - ,V A.. .01.. R o Pickering, Ontario, LIV 6K7 v--` r....r.. .,.�.r..•r e PfCkering 71ransft Effective Jktlly S, 19" "NEM" laereasar I1144-4avSeripics The Town of PitMpvlg is pleased to announce a 1999 summer pdot program that will Increase service frequency during oft peak hours. The fallowing routes will now provide 30 minute service MWaI - , g' Fnlgy Q-NLY- RT 2111, Lnerpool b FinMft" 2 RT 66 Bay RldgmWes1 Shore RT 2Af12. Village EasU&ock Rd RT' 14/3 Illaple RidgUGknanna Eacn of the abm routes will provide 30 minute Service as follOtRL GO StaD;r C 5 T,nutes to each hour krvin; " e P ceer n, ' ,wr ?^P9 is ? -:^ales after each .- -.. - -..-. Dedartures from the PrJwing Town Centre � r nq - - - - at the GO Station @ 10 m nutes to each holo Z amoir 25 min alter each hour A, er5hng oft Duk service remains ;ncnangel Iwnh the "repncr ;! ;rte Rt 2AJ12 0 4 p m NHd:AsY Service to Brock ` Barhf The pdot service for RT 2Al12. Village EasV&ock Rd. which departs the 60 Italia at S eiaAes le aek Mr. will now provide direct service to kat Rd' i"51;. on an hourly basis during off peak periods. Please he advised th15 pilot programs prmlan y despned to lmprove travel options for worlang students and to improve transfer connections luring the mud -day period- This service may be discontinued sufhect to review. M CAll JOIN THE COMPLEX UNTIL AUGUST 31/99 HEALTH CLUB COMBINATION Committee of Adjustment IMoiblbt Roowe Cardbe Arno: FJULY7 Q Town Had 1/2 Prion Teowds 14 Site Plan Advisory Committee Ratoqu rtla" a Nealile Club @ Town Had 585.00 Pius gst 20 Town Council Meeting $90.00 plus get @ Town Had SUPER HEALTH Club Moaltle JULY 28 Comenittee of Adjustment Plus the Pool @ Town Had ' �~ 1 Hoslth club AUGUST 3 Town Council Meeting PMnoas classes @ Town Had $750a,s get AUGUST 4 Site Plan Advisory Committee s s1O00 St Cir Town Hall 11Rlaipallf and foflgttriMrs. / �? Guests to be annow"d by Wi t l S L? L I I 1 1 AUGUST 5 Statuwn Public Information Mertinlg @ Town Hall 1•r'ana-►Ilrsrt Val..:/.. ,a. 11" 7 1--l. Il..q► ao.l and 110,0_3 prow AUGUST 18 Committee of Adjustment 1-+ra,a. Ada,115. s..a,.• a til..tr„u Meeting @ Town Had TIME- Provide Photos or Fdmclips - RESENT Help celebrate Pickering's 200 AND years of history by providing photos TIME or filmclips to be included in a PAST pictorial history book of Pickering, call John Sabean at 831-3811. PICTORIAL Corporations can HISTORY mark their place in OF history by TOWN sponsoring the a book - call Gail Lawlor at PICKERING 509-8901. Aillst Jodi Cramm on Display Acrylic Pointings, Drawings and We Sculpture lows of Picklsrinp C*C Compos Foyer 'Sri On Dire" From: hM $ -AL0A123. 1 Prr Cdr roo5N20-46.V for ot: M/b..wi w THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, r A" AI a p or 420-2222 * 683-2780* .24. hr. Direct AccesS 420-46 SO e ►. Ito www.town.pickering.on.ca' 6,1999 -PAGE 5 CONGRATULATIONS PICKERING! �� Pickering's Third Community Pride Day held on Saturday, April 24th was a complete success. AERrNG Many individuals and community groups were involved with a variety of projects that included CAMPSPICK cleaning up litter, and tree and shrub planting. 1 am sure everyone would agree that all our ar...r.a.rw..e..A». greenbelts, marshlands and other open spaces are much cleaner and more attractive as a result of Welcome to the 1999 Edition Ain, P/daca these community efforts. of our Summer Camp Program! b s COMMUNITY PRIDE AWARDS This Summer the Town of s�.r6ca..1� The Council of the Town of Pickering has created the Community Pride Award Program to ThisSwill Offer a wide �"" 't"'""tt*""C__�.•r.R recognize groups and individuals who make significant contributions to keeping theirPickering A,ira..y neighborhoods clean and inviting while generally displaying promoting pride in the Town of variety of Summer Camp Ar,,. Go Pickering. These awards shall be given by Council following each Community Pride Day to two programs. Our staff are A " w.Rr s1..r-.-.,a,...rw- individuals and one organization from each of the three Wards in the Town of Pickerin S. rs 11— AteL,.... r5.,. A. It you wish to nominate a g" Experienced, Creative and full y ``*13 y group or individual for a Community Pride Award for their efforts of Enthusiasm, s0 come On out �'� q��"P Ar" s . r3 on Community Pride Day, April 24th, 1999, please submit your nomination in the form of a �++� a.,., ydo.a. * c0Oa .. letter to the Town Clerk on or before July 9th, 1999. The letters of nomination will be given to and join in the FUN the Town Council who shall decide who should receive the awards. (v/af l6 Nominations shall be sent to: r Arima .9 0,...a, S. ,e t,,,y Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM, Town Clerk....� �'°� Town of Pickering, One The Esplanade ✓ - ,V A.. .01.. R o Pickering, Ontario, LIV 6K7 v--` r....r.. .,.�.r..•r e PfCkering 71ransft Effective Jktlly S, 19" "NEM" laereasar I1144-4avSeripics The Town of PitMpvlg is pleased to announce a 1999 summer pdot program that will Increase service frequency during oft peak hours. The fallowing routes will now provide 30 minute service MWaI - , g' Fnlgy Q-NLY- RT 2111, Lnerpool b FinMft" 2 RT 66 Bay RldgmWes1 Shore RT 2Af12. Village EasU&ock Rd RT' 14/3 Illaple RidgUGknanna Eacn of the abm routes will provide 30 minute Service as follOtRL GO StaD;r C 5 T,nutes to each hour krvin; " e P ceer n, ' ,wr ?^P9 is ? -:^ales after each .- -.. - -..-. Dedartures from the PrJwing Town Centre � r nq - - - - at the GO Station @ 10 m nutes to each holo Z amoir 25 min alter each hour A, er5hng oft Duk service remains ;ncnangel Iwnh the "repncr ;! ;rte Rt 2AJ12 0 4 p m NHd:AsY Service to Brock ` Barhf The pdot service for RT 2Al12. Village EasV&ock Rd. which departs the 60 Italia at S eiaAes le aek Mr. will now provide direct service to kat Rd' i"51;. on an hourly basis during off peak periods. Please he advised th15 pilot programs prmlan y despned to lmprove travel options for worlang students and to improve transfer connections luring the mud -day period- This service may be discontinued sufhect to review. M CAll JOIN THE COMPLEX UNTIL AUGUST 31/99 HEALTH CLUB COMBINATION Tennis Club IMoiblbt Roowe Cardbe Arno: Preww"d aquaok 1/2 Prion Teowds Poe sauna 'tMleir/pool Ratoqu rtla" a Nealile Club A Hearth Club 585.00 Pius gst $100.00 pill $90.00 plus get WNESS CLASSES Illeeliwlibtl Flbbeee Clsaeee SUPER HEALTH Club Moaltle SUPER COMBO �� Plus the Pool Plus IJnllnHbd ' �~ 1 Hoslth club 841uns Vag0 PMnoas classes Plus L%Wkwilsd $750a,s get X140.00 ply gSt s s1O00 St :V.W. mZlfAZV II.yI9'm.= -cera►i. URBAN Coins w joy tete Ontario Fan* F i 111ftelland FISHING ICs fun and irs in your ne4dioui twodt FES I M L Saturday, July 10199 Summer canoln For Registration ktfornwlic n 10 a.m. to 4 pm. Come out with your hiulds and bring a FRENCHMAN'S BAY - rod and reel, or borrow our equonerid PICKERING Cotlbents * Pit #0 - m m Liverpool Road (south tad) Pk*wm1g Rod Gun =%a Iwerr all Club r- 0 It is against Town of Pickering by-laws to dump grass, clippings, leaves or garbage of any kind on Town of Pickering property. We ask'all residents to put all compost type materials in clear bags for pick-up on your recycling dates. Grass clippings will NQ1 be picked up. U JdL45 I?UIr.J8 Adventure CMV d RA - 7 if O SWIS Cane 400 oral- tesiam 3A i 7 Art taaP w— avaiaMe seaiom 4 wtr it O Summer canoln For Registration ktfornwlic n r,... ,,,, —, P—dis lir o poor 4..a y... . 420-4621 or 683-2760 640'-7 0. Q-ffi7 g IeuN 11 lIt Mtum (rtk e( Iwltae lerte law wow -.r a -saw Iostai ss. At SUNDAY, JULY 18TH, 1999 11 A.M. fy��r fCtiry\ TO 5 P.M. faaMits� Cala�ian auelom posts, a • a1 L. at t: at a Nd s 11Rlaipallf and foflgttriMrs. / �? Guests to be annow"d by Wi t l S L? L I I 1 1 �•- '-� --- 1•r'ana-►Ilrsrt Val..:/.. ,a. 11" 7 1--l. Il..q► ao.l and 110,0_3 prow /- `" _`, 1-+ra,a. Ada,115. s..a,.• a til..tr„u / i . •..W.ew (S la) $3 r1 1-1- 1. 11 i h. .war r.l..ara,a.all (!l15) 14tawl Get a head start to the Hockey Season by joining the Town of Pickering Summer Skating Program! Beginner Skill Development (4-5 years) Monday to Friday ... 4:30 - 5:00 pm OR Monday to Friday ... 5:00 - 5:30 pm Fee: $48 (10 Classes) Advanced Skill Development (4-9 years) Monday to Friday...5:30 - 6:30 pm Fee: $82 (10 Classes) Hockey School (Recreational) (6-9 years) Monday to Friday ...6:45 - 7:45 pm Fee: $82 (10 Classes) The Pickering Recreation Complex is offering half price Squash or Racquetball court fees July 5 - September 3, 1999 with a valid student identification card. This special is offered daily 6 am - 4 pm and weekends 9 am - 5 pm. You can book a court the day before and all equipment is provided free of charge with a deposit. Please phone 831-1711 for all the details. -'err AM PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, July 6,1999 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Deep dive Ken Mitchell was the submarine and son Eric was the captain during un- dem-ater manouevres at the Ajax Outdoor Memorial Pool on Saturday. Families flocked to public and private swimming pools at the height of the current heat wave. The finrecast calls fr)r more hot, humid weather today. MJFI Durham politicians' conference expenses may double Regional councillors' convention policy decision given summer recess Adoption of a policy almost doubling what Durham coun- cillors can spend each year at- tending conferences and con- ventions has been put on hold until September. Regional council decided Wednesday to refer back to the finance committee a proposal that would set aside $70,000 in the annual budget for confer- ences and conventions, up from the current $36.(xX). The finance committee ap- proved a policy June 23 limit- ing each Regional councillor to $2,5(x) for no more than two conferences a year. Councillors' convention ex- penses are currently limited by the amount of money in the budget. For example, the 1998 bud- get allocated $36,000 for con- ferences and $29,100 was spent by the 20 of 28 council- lors who attended conven- tions. A councillor who wants to exceed the limit must get Re- gional council approval under both the current policy and the proposed rules. Some beaches open, some closed Beaches in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa remain closed due to pollution. The regional public health department advises the follow- ing beaches are closed due to the presence of E. coli bacteria: Rotary Park and Pickering Beach in Ajax, Whitby beach, Lakeview Park cast and west in Oshawa, and Beaverton south in Brock. The remaining 10 beaches in Pickering, Clarington, Scugog, Uxbridge and Brock are still open for swimming. Beaches are closed when the fecal coliform content in the water exceeds 100 per 100 mil- lilitres of water. Potential health problems from E. coli include eye, ear, nose and throat infec- tions, rashes, upset stomach and diarrhea. The readings for the beaches are: Frenchman's Bay east, Pickering, 75, Frenchman's Bay west, 28. Rotary Park, Ajax, 157, Pickering Bcach, Ajax, 215, Whitby, 102. Lakeview east, 448. Lakeview west, 164, Bowmanville Beach cast, Clar- ington, 33, Bowmanville Beach west, 15, Newcastle Beach cen- tral, Clarington, 33, Kinsmen Beach, Scugog, 94, Lakeside Beach, Scugog, 16, Thorah Centennial, Brock, 78, Beaver- ton Beach north, Brock, 58, Beaverton Beach south, 137, and Elgin Pond, Uxbridge, 15. Water samples are collected at the beginning of each week and results are released W the end of the week. Many factors can affect readings, including water fowl, algae, lake levels, hot weather, rain and wind. With over 560 locations in N. America, NOW OPEN IN PICKERING, MAACO Auto Painting & Bodyworks understands the importance of commitment and quality. That's why all MAACO centers are staffed with experienced technicians, and geared with state-of-the-art equipment. We have a paint service for every budget! • NCE Rte' PI cK6Fi1NG 955 ALLIA 1-4'1 (905,)83 - • 26 YRS. & 11 MILLION CARS PAINTED • EXPERT BODY REPAIR OVEN BAKED FINISH • NORTH AMERICAN WARRANTY • FLEET EXPERTS s $0 DOWN AND 0% INTEREST OAC WM. ieeu rd caeriar Mhdn 01 aMw. eoet.o1 oW IF lnndaa d rMeo SV$m Gneo Mc..1nc. Rica, hom &d wrcr m"" BILLBOARD JULY 6, 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 series of free drop -ins. 428- 1212. SPA: Young women aged 13 to 19 years are invited to take partin free weekly spas from I to 4 p.m. at The Youth Cen- tre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax. Topics include nail and skin care, fitness, aromather- apy, yoga, personal safety. Register each of eight weeks. 428-1212. FRIDAY, JULY 9 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recov- ery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bay - fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets weekly and deals with addictions of all types, including co-depen- dency. Child care program available. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). fXMES Re YANCH TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Personal and Business Bankruptcy Including all other Insolvency Services AJAX 50 Commercial 72 King tit. W 372-4744 WIRETOWIRE 0 lolls "W 839-7662 *or o . & TOES. FREE FORR' LAM 1211 to on Rd. 0 M" -7-1.77 _ Please Recycle Me... 1 Cut Meat At Unbeatable Prices! NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, July 6, 1999 PAGE 7 AM 1 i 1 � r i 1 I I "J ONTARIO'S DRIVEI � CLEAN 1 � I 1 I 1 1 , 1 I 1 � 1 I 1 � I Forlhe Affir I � We Breathel' , I Model years. be tested in 1999 iAccredited Test ik Repair Facilities 1363 Sayly St�W. I (E. of Westney) Ajax (905) 428-8888 1 i MW" Dwer IP*ndw �k Ltd. i 715 Kingston Rd. (E. of VnW tes) Pickering (905) 831-2974 � i Bob Myws Chwvv obt Old - - 11h So Ltd. 14215 Sayly SL W. 1 (at Wksbf o Aj= (905) 427-2500 i 18Mce Bissell BUIck Pontiae Ltd. 1201 Sayly 9L W. 1 (at Monarch) Ajax (905) 683-6561 , C&C NOW lags Ltd. i 11705 Dundas SL W. 1 I (at Lakeridge) Whitby (905) 430-6666 1 1IF"Mula Fog 1 1167 Kingston Rd. 1 1 (1w of UmpooQ Pickering (905) 427-2828 Lincoln Mercury 1 1120 asSL ht Andarsoe) "WM 6684893 -. 1 LIN 1970m oc .& (S- of Elmly Pk*odng (908) 831-5400 1 1 1PITILe1'I,oT�oyoti. - Jj (W. of Whites) Pickering (905) 4Z0-9000 I CI "Wer 1 19 Narwood Ave. S. 1 (S- of Hwy. 2) Nax (905) &U-63158 1 I Whfty Toyota 11025 Dundas St. W. 1 (E. of Lakeridge) —Wtdit (OW) 684_22281 AIP PAGE 11 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, July 6,1999 ' AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call: IJkSSIFIElD 6 11 t ores 11 Carers MU Grates" Help M "NirN Help 1 C," Hulp 1 Gal" Help t Galferal FNIP Gtfnael Help IM sae Helffterifs CAREER OPPORTUNITY H.V.A.C.R. INDUSTRY Looking for 2 Service Mechanics. Per- manent employment!! This is NOT a summer job!! Company benefits, uniform allowance, tool allowance, training allowance, Mike Network. Wage will increase in conjunc- tion with qualifications and licences. Mechannic f11, to be Lead Hand, to have good understanding of commercial roof- tops, small chillers, controls, etc.... Mechanic t2, to have understanding in residential and commercial. Both, to have Refrigeration Licences, minimum of five years experience: and clean driving record. PHONE: 905-683-4477 FAX: 905-683-0817 11 canfrs THE FUTURE deangs to Dose who are prepared Tor dlailpe Thole aceto ant focused and to Coote who am technically sailed Ret i Com use tg MCSE/Lotus Notes Database adnMrMtt sion utmG oracle Computer Mainterance - A. New nte0ia web deign caw Auload. software desq+ and pro0rairtimng FbRartca a- laftarttI may be available to Business Comp far CoGege (9051427-3010 TINE NAIL STATION Carer Trarrrq =ender Career Train- ing avadabk n am" Raft. ear canals . pee- CellS. waxing Au brusttn0 lechilaqws SShedi iclikwo nepoRatile (905►439.2217 IM"OMENAUDS. Needed In Catalogues Tv Commer- cial. Magazines. and extra work If accept romm and Iegistiatia Ilei W%WW. call (4161-944-9343 or ,-800- MOD - FLUS 1 Gmrtmrr tee SSS TOP DOLLARS Fillip, Ex oe, dancers required Expm- er" not nooetsary will trap, sale and dean ewronmmM 2cam 6 The Palade 905-420- Pickway Transportation Experienced School Bus Drivers for 3 runs daily. Clean abstract. recent DDC, Fluent English preferred. (905)420-4574. SUPERINTENDENT COUPLE, Mature Couple for hngh- nse budding in Ajax. Must be hard worlon with good erglish skins. Fax resrats to 91"19.2911. P-7 ; 7e i�7r^7 good wipes. dnri abstract cawU.S. eiipattnce is a must. Cal Joe a (905)-427- 4863. BHAMTS Restaurant 1051 SWOP St. N. Oshm, aro 1 Gash l Help CHATLINE needs par, time help Work from home. (Must be flexible Call 905.948- 8753 DO YOU LINE CANDLES? would you like to eam more krcoe to? ParltrLae Gids Ltdis for you, We otkr a hi or pat- tkne careerexcenwe com- peerta0on. ho driliveeks a er- tieraory res can dtoome yofr own hmn i ecoi. Conw oncontsdtarM "a" ilobrna�al (905)-471-2097 or 1-600-353- 0371 for dttafs EARN 5200. 5300 5500, or more per week assembkrnp products in Me comfort at yam Own lame Saw arelsw-- to OPM 6.2100 dD em St w. soft Set. Rd SM. Mis- sissauga. Ora L5K 2R8 ESTHETICIAN or Nail Techm- aan wanted Really good cep portuMy Call for more Into. Axxess.888-5000 EXCUSES DMMfi LOUNGE. 504 Slmcoe SI S Door per sas. Male or Fannie Even- ence required Appy In per- son ester 3 p m EXPANDINGCOURIER COM- PANY has ,mme0alle open- ings so' griWW dnvm iefh reliable ars aw Vans S5W 5800 weekty Call (905N27 - MM Nawar fYe Friday EXPERIENCED painters and helpers needed for general renOitatiornstot .190alion company Fees a time Mug be nkaple caw ape o work wM mnmunviw sigenvsioni Ca essernbal 905135 0902 S1A1VA0 is requireda retail postal outlet in Oshawa.The successful tandidale should have a pleasant personality. be a team player. and have experience waking in a postal franchise. Management ellipenienice would bean asset. Pbew p IN M an !Ma efiNNM Lis a1. now seelim wovienced FML THE paNbfe aialable Cooks for full and part lime imine ttly n a Picbmial P00001116. Weekends and 195, f,a„r,yd„yi,p I Apply in per- risme 10: (9051427-1546. CANVASSER MAIMED -cafe of Ontario's leaairrq Metal f4AlNSTTLOr required IN Roolinp and Vrriyl wrldow Duty MIIidly salon. Part lime DORfpMiles ►egiilRes bold and o kA time. satry . ebwtrtis- ertNifpasuc indivdr=s o sion. Appy in pow WO w assist ore proven Saks pro- ink' nconum- liessiSion. salt: Atallay Frnoes Saba laWd wed Mo e - Es1Mka, 1200 Rasla d Rd. E. MICA rtwssary, ire ,eel [►ail. Whitby. 585'43¢0966 Cal Today (9051 666-0018 FML -TM RAIISTTLIST Ala. fpidivi,or ow f /ANGNER to-wat�r prom pried for yak n Brooftr No Strang. DOWNS. No su0- (tpesavice ,. call rat for elerNew. Curdy 905)419.1793. )4264. AJAX 604M UXBRIDGE 852�9T41 Bvs MFAL JOB FOR: • The "Too Young to Retire" • Stay at home parents (bring your pre-school child with you) • Those with other part-time work WE PROVIDE C011tTPLETE NO COST TRAUUM 1-800-889-9491 Our srrvirr is built on Immitivr rrlationships with our Custumrrs andtn rttlnrrrs. �''t m I I I )s ELM S T A F F I N G OPEN HOUSE WEDNESDAY JULY 7TH, 1999 9:30 A.M. - 11:45 A.M. A 12:45 P.M. - 3:30 P.M. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR MACHINE/ASSEMBLERS Our customer requites full time general laborers for their Manufacturing facility in the Oshawa area.Thc successful candidates must be a Grade 12 graduate or have a minimum of 2 years manufacturing experience. Shift work is required. Duties include documentation and safe: working practices. This is a cellular manufacturing environment with opportunity for growth. Starting salary $ 10.80/hour. P/Ji4SF'APP1.Y LV Pl.R.VON; WfM RF_SUMF. AND 2 BL'.Sl,YF:SS RFFF.RFNCF_S 7T) UUR OPFY HOUSE AT CAREER ASSISTANCE t RESOURCES FOR EMPLOYMENT CENTRE 15 COLBORNE ST. EAST OSHAWA CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. FPlelase ADA'S LARGEST L LIQUIDATOR xpanding Again! TION WORLD seeking EMENT STAFF end resume to: oliday Ina Dr. eTroy Heath JOIN CANADA'S LARGEST NATIONAL LIQUIDATOR We Are Expanifty POW LIQUIDATION WORLD is • SALES ASSOCIAATTESR • STOCK PERSONNEL • SHIPPERMECENM CASHIERS j Please selld reswne b: M 111191WO Arleta Ajax, Onbde LIS 2G6 PEOPLE NEEDED TO DELIVER FLYERS. Once a week in your neighborhood. Earn SM Is SM a walk. For information please call Carol at 420-7691 or Sandy at 726-3009. Lem R � Od �t� NattllG. NEL! WARTED - We her openings to tat in fousmies and some sporrq ikms. Fto time or part time oad" studerim 18. may apply. Must IN by July OM Can Wed - Thurs. from 9 am - 5 p.m. (905) 723.4WO PUTCNEN MANAGER required for busy Fhckerxtg restaurant. blast brie experience in tact paced emeronment. Full o Part time position. Good (905 for arididale tape or doM IIRERLOCIM Stone labor With or without expo Is ce. Full time Truck an taut. Mist have own dantportabon Lots of boles T9-T12 13 0" a•aance (9M)9d3.3977 0 LANDSCAPE "Menartce persons required. filkrm" 3 Cal 9am- (yearslIZ�77 Fnl" PRESSER. 0*8lanted part - hme for dry ounMiG pian[. G1663-2212. WANTED News Advertiser is seeking Contractor to deliver to rural areas in Pickering. Work consists of collation and distribution of papers and flyers four days a week. Must have a vehicle. Please contact Camille at 905-683-5117 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requirres 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 EBBIE 905-852-9741 Is looking for reliable people to insert and edeeleirvyer papers and ffilyfeerrss door to door Tuesday, Wednesday, and Saha the area. Deliveries must be completed by 6.110M. Must have a vehicle. For more information ca11905-683-5117 IvYMCA LOOKING FOR A JOB? BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16-24? OUT OF SCHOOL? Then the YMCA Employment Services offers you free employment consulting including assistance in: • Job Searching • Resume writing • Subsidized work experience placements For more information call: (905)427-7670 Or drop by: 1400 Bayty St., Suite 16B, Pickering, Ont. L1V 3132 1 Gwral Help LOONMG FOR Sales Reps who would Id a to hep im- prow ft qu" or Me Of Oth- ers while maldrnp Great mon- ey. 46 year old conparly with kfetime warranty Cafe Ram - soft for an appormmem M5465 -84M MALE/FEMALE Servers need- ed Call Ken in uxbridgt (9051-652.4640 NOT MAKMIG $468 pa wedi� Markehrq company needs 10 people "M the rash sea- son. No experience nI"'- sairit. Willing to Jirieri for Omni" at(9�) 720.3144 Full Time 18. SWO mlt Welcomed Sri TELEMANRETMC CO. re- quires energetic telephone reps leo experinioe repand w it Iran Excetlerr plus cash ttonuses day 6 Emong shutes stall t call (9 cal90054311Deftile or Lon Cash pad for eek.. PROGNESSRIE SALON in Courtice. is saftrig tulVpart 'irwe sryw Salon rKadly -ufnpMted Goawea main Stage Show at ABA T&,xft Galary p ramirtilt provided, sconerusswo Cam Twoeq's 171-9810 RASPBERRY PICUlI S want- ed - no experience necessary. Farah t w I- , S6 -S8 per 1;at640 Bayy St East of Fetrw00d. Aper. 905-127-M, J* 1 -31flh NOIRES SaNNGLM 6 Shm- Om helper warned. Cow structim eve mom ppeeee- tared wig ban. (9051 - SUMMER JOBS Sesdewts sees 13-17 Eanight S�mo�DDNa5r003vrq choc per NO OR TO DOOR CaSh pad daily sun ftnedimiy Cal Now (905)434-7905 7 epewil p only IINtQaNTEIIDErT kvNn couple. one partner to stare dubU 10r 123 Will apartnaK building, booted nlaiaknulm bedroorn Fax a (9SAM 05)5 ., TME NEMC ADVENTIM is pilar 19610 deNver W pars afd Byers doo to door tar bm a "* by 6:00 PM. n their ?hb tID546�54 °dlo°dt.CA Taw TWXX ppm for- Npfa or huw for MINIMUM UiRoalo. Derhaw, movience prderred bel WIN stain si�pp1hM1 appNaft. 11111119 be kiswaik aaGpee Apply 14 Laidlaw Bled , MMldsea, or face: 906 472 - mi. 0 m Mile. powissam so"M+QI* r I arpo- pis_ . Ne� raedre v� uaamety. . floapplal swevents p Itilly epri otl. Sal- ary 10 merfMt.. — we mr- pafMloe. RI o Rte IF=, Y o• Ice T46k' 165 ; OfttMb. L1H 7L5 1 Office Hedy Administrative Assistant Your 4 — 5 years of mperirnce in a manul5cturingermironment and with � amend chart g+rnmtion would nuke you an ideal candidate Other rItspolrulbdities will uxlude assisting with ISO and the continuous itllpro�eer:lelt program. Proficiency with Word, Excel and PowerPoint are necessary. This fitlt- time. permanent position is located in Pickering and offers a compeuuve salary. Pkase fax rrsurnes to Lori Me maid at (905) 471-5475. O MANPOWUER SELL IT NOW 1 Mae"* Ms Heb ! Afwfe EXPERIENCED new home sales representative required strong sales skills. pleasant personality Call (905) 428 5517 MODERN DAY GOLD RUSH SALES AND MARKETING AGENTS REQUIRED We are two Independent Telecom- munications Consultants, who have partnered with leading Telecom Companies Togeth- er we have generated over $6 Million in annual sales with oroy one product -Long Dis- tance' We have recently ex- panded in to Local phone service. Internet. E -Com- merce, Cellular. Paging, Gas. Electricity. and satellite serv- ices, and not. . here in Ca- nada and the Ubut Global- ly Are you a Highly molfValed Sefl3tarter7?? Alt so you an Decorrle part of this modem day Gold Rush. and cam un- kmiled residual and commis- sar income. Experience in the Tgecommuntcahons and Utilities indusines an asset C�P1 6 training presided Fiemae hours. make your own schedule' Dont take ft moment in time for granted, send resume to Fax 1- 905.133-3741 or E-mail kerthmillisillilunicanada net SALES DEALERS NEEDED Ajax - Pick Area NO QUOTAS EXCITING INCENTIVES EARN EXTRA $CASH CALL Pauline Nauls 416-398-9390 Stiifle0 COMWRCW plumoer,lietper required for wort in ft Dur lam region Must be a Ciel ssarfer with own hVill aY- tw Call (905) 261 0003. EXPERIENCED MEAT ManaQ er wanted Fax resume to 905- 655-3265 or call bowman 6 i 'Pm to ser up appt 905455- 3105 or 905-9854131 ACh for Kean. 1 oHla Hedy BILINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Markham area office has an entry level position available for a Bilingual Customer Service Representative. Excellent verbal communication skills a must. General office functions and computer knowledge required. A knowledge of the Life Insurance industry is an asset. Please fax your resume, including salary expectations to: 905-947-0863 or email to: Canada.HROlabone.COm 135 135 requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp. 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(nuclear medicine and/or radwbgy ex- penence an asset)- operi- ence using Windows 95/98 and Microsoft Office (Word). possess efficient reception - Si skills and have a pleas- ant manner in dealing with patients ant physicians These skills are essd'Aial for this challenging arta dynamic position. in which the Suc- cessful applicant would be guaranteed a mutimum of 15 nours/week (with probability rA more), and lull lime hours lot vacation and sick time coverage Attractive and compirirve salary win Com- mensurate with qualifications and am Please tax resumed to 1905)430.3278 MACHINIST NEEDED imme- ourley 4-5 years boring min 8 CNC lathe with programming experience Able to read blue prints, work with min mium ( supervision e 467 Fax tesmro BASEMENT RENOVATION Company looking for person titin grey Construction ktor4- edge and a variety of skips (steel stud trO0er6ng. tap(". tnm etc) Mrsi be rek- able. responsible and have own tools CAN 905-665-0034 d4••p Em M•dCM 0•r"nal CERTIFIED DENTAL Assistant, receptionist require part-time approx 20 hours per week in - e hvl Saturdays Computer exper et and logic ach an asself Cam (905437-1231 PREVERTIVE DENTAL ASSIS- TAKT ,POA, 1« orthodontic on ;e reaption. typing and computer experience pre- ferred Please send resume b Of E Pong. 1050 SMrrwe SI N. Suite 112. Oshawa. ON LIG MS me springer spaniel X coNie, 3-1/ FURMRURE- Sale. Sale Sale .6th Annual FREE TO A GOOD HOME- 13 yr old purebred lemNe hus- R 2 years old, needs lots of Floor Model 8 Inventory a M I ky Great with lids Very lov- room to run. Call 426-1456 Clearance al up to 50% in anrf gentle 905-985 0059 RASILENT 1 wrppd ns we will also have a a SILENLEN T AUCTION on (snp) FREE '0 600D NOME 1 I e ® I KOZY NEAT FNiEMOOD, e - selected items!..This is our biggest sale of the yar.. rytliirlp.. Entertainment units, year old pw' breed, female black SALES LIMBED lab. GG d with children, fully cement very hest quality hard wood, guaranteed extra to Home office, Dining Room, Kitchen, Bedroom and Custom house trained, all shots 8 r r I spayed. Call 905-4263759.np I lime fully seasoned, curt d split. measure6 nt. Designs aro yl reduced. Drop in and see our State of the Art NO CREDIT? LNASO APSO puppies f« EVEN BANKRUPT free de honest woodworking facility and let sale. Three mak. one fenhalo Must 1 � us show you how fine furraturE is made. ,'There is No SuDsti- be seen Negotiable Pkast ON Joanne (905) 987- I 1721. 1 pA•t kleica AIR CONDITIONERS 6 to Woodworking 115 North Pon JACK RUSSELL terrier pup- Prione ri today DW" 108(0 BTU from 585. Dii ROM (S oft Reach Rd) Port pies, hand raised, with 3 576-1800 I PHARMACIST Oshawa part modifier $55 Tel 576-0132 Perry.. 985.985-8774 'MWyr young children, maks. le- or applications time required Excellent sal- BEDROOM SET, white menta- tradrbmk�oodwork- tr" on Ca males. 7 weeks. ISI shots. $375male please cap s. Ise Os Pry. experience and Pro- mute, with preen able, dress- able able As seen n 'Breed- Sna r I Pitam. Fax resume to 905- er, desk, night table, had - RCA DSS. SATELLITE, new LHASA APSO MMES- ador- 576.3272 hoard, $225 (905) 839.-1248 model 5135 including test able- ready to go. venous co- PNYSI OTHE RAPIST-Oshav2 Private Ortho Rehab Client Graduates welcome to apply Phone 416-596-4020 Ext 13 Fax 416-598-3963 REG'D PHYSIOTRERAPIST position available immediate- ly. 5 mornings in well estab- kshed/equit" Pickering pn- vale chnic. PIs call (905) 420- 0647 « tax resume to (905) 420-2907 RN NEEDED for Family Prac- tiCe Of" Part ti lvAob shar- ing position. Venrouncture skins essential. Send resumes to Rosslanit Medica Centre. 701 ROSSI" Road East. Whitby. WE ARE Currently looking for an individual wtro an help our son with his _-. Au- tism. QUALIFICATION Ener- g�enc Enthus"K. Very Creative. Long Term Commit- ment. Knowledge of Autism. Familiar with Eany Interven- bw Programs (Lovass Based). Knowledge a ABA f Apphed Behavioral Analysis) EDUCATION Recent graddate of Psychology « Early C1hiki hood Education. Qualified w drod"s Can Send their re- sume lo The Naccaralo Fahr dy. 35 Wrenn BIW . Bowman - vele. Ont LIC 4N1. No Phone can Pleas' .1 want BABYSITTER REQUIRED lot 2 children ages 2 and 4. Picker - mg - Bamtxdqufartield area, preferably in my home Mor, Fri. 1 30.4pm stannq Aug 1. year round Call (416)968- 9397 leave message for ext 320 F/T NMNYMowek••Pa to rare for a 4 it cid cniW in Pickering Some evenings d weekends required mm- . cad (cell ilwnnNs open) View lours First stats, vet 1 CLOTHING used. wholesale over 700 channels. $739 n- checked. dewormed Call Ju- pncing Everything under $3. stallation available. Card Ile 905-721-8009 or Joanne 1 Autoelo"iies Mens/ladies/children Form. guaranteed lot 6 months 705.786-3124 Warit•d er Fashions 65 Ob Kingston Kennsat (905) 725-0196, Road, Pickenng Village. Ajax (905)626-9998 1 1 Aural A 6 A AERO- Cars. trucks. Tel 905-626-6019 for Sake boats We pay up to $10.000. RENT TO OMgI new aro re- Cash on me spot Any Conch- JOMTER PIARER 7 1/2' exc. conditioned appliances. and 1979 CAMARO, wh to unoer tion, any year call us airy con. $350 Large wood slow, new TV's Full warrantWd y Pad- 100.000 km y driver great lime. 24 hours 7 Oats. 30 brand new. lire brick line, dy's Marko. 905-263-8369 m runner stat bong driven min service. 905-61163-5003 or $450. 3 drawer dresser $50 1-800.798-5502. Beautiful extenor excellent 905 7065234 Students desk S35 Drafting candodate for restoration Call tick 525 (905)-619-02W ssf ds 8 NX B Quality wooden (905) 7250218 CASH FOR CARSI We buy IIKE new 'Little Tike' 4x1. $339 " used vehicles Vehicles must paid $130 Ask( $50 905- sizes plaid tax Many o� need Camaro. 2 dr auto. be in runnilp condition Can 831-7262 sty1E5 available (heeds some work. Doily lent 427-2415 « come to 479 Also garages and decks 761 5500 as is Call Joe weekdays Bayly St East. Ajax at WE A„K� McKay Rd Unlit 3. Pickering. 655-4966. weekends 705-778- MURAD AUTO SALES For more into call 905-619- 2456 for 5* 2093, 1"6 DODGE int, convert• 1 Trucks 1940'1 antique pine dressing SOFA i LOVESEAT Va, ice white. new top and tires,for Sob table Antique finish Asking white d turquoise $750 Sdd auto. trartsmssron. PS P8 1 1996 ;MC 3.4 ionleu SMCall 434-8924 (snp) Oak dining room scute. 8 pia- owner. as is . $2.300 0 B 0 truck southern box 91ronq es • 2 legs $1500 Call 728- 9105466-4749At UPHOLSTERY Service 7640 350. 21400 000 Can 905579- DomestkUForeign Dercora0rg 1967 BWCK LESABRE fully 5565 (Snpl Fabrics. Knowledgeable ant experienced Decorating Serv- ices Clearance on pnnWac- assones Show room by ali Now of QuOy Design 8 Dia!05)7251311 or 1- NO -9066667 ALLIC CIMIAR;RS - 18 horse power HP garden Iraclor Hy- dro static drive 48' mower a 36' snow -thrower 905-640- 7/37 BE COOLI AUTOMOBILE AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE, SONY PLAYSTATTOM vim 2 padmes 7 games memory card aro dip MS&Wd 5350 obo. 579.6566 (mp) USED milk 8 cream Cans aVarious up Son III ready for an WW 19051-579-1360 WALNUT dmngroom wde wrtn 6 ctuirs. nmcfW notch pad S500o. Asking 52000. off elite sofa and lowseat 5500. 2 desks S50 tach. am exce- Wr4 contents 743-0551 loaded with am -lm cassette 1709 FORD RANGER XL - 6 and good fires Needs trans- cylinder rap. excellent con6- missan Best otter as is bw ?M7298 70 0 8 0 Cyt05• 9 (911-5427 « saeltSehorm torn 1987 CHEV CELEBRITY new ism FORD EXPLORER XLT 2 NEDIIOOM ipper duplex CerDflaple 5500 as a 4x4 cane/ma green sun roof apt Separate entrance, large tires tires00 cal anytime air, power doors and windows, kitchen with storage, laundry 1917 JAGUAII :JB Alpo Fill- Obed o" .�� brakes. room. / pt path, Shopp trier f rerti- healW. 7pplNlhces y loaded, Sun mot and kpm. fed and erllillt tested Lm- Genre are 1905)728-5570 er 198K $5500 080 423- macutate cmdMw $11000 AOELAKIf/MIERr esxfentlal 7112. O B 09054306305 area 2 Dear x,,n, man boor' 19tH MMA CTVIC WAGON /9% MUM 93M V6 basement S660/momh Part - $14250 `enhed am taxes lir first 8 last rd 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 bigtoot com/-highrise, 2 BEDROOM ^ase On - 385 Mar, North, Osro- wa $575 ter irki includes hal Avalable August 1 Can (7051417- 2924 after 6 If in also hone cem. ar Servitt f ldgt. stove. rasher. drys. IeEDO1NG 011E33, sue t6120 auto am, m cassette new bees. few Oraxes new leaner coded 5- sD•ed AMwFM res- t erentes 1 ddlumdddfner n -home servo" Pkase till (9061256-0526 satir wim beaded bodice. dropped wast. tuu slue with 200.000km Good c«dition 51250 oto South Pickering sent. 6)440 Oadkscats� Sene. km 0 NO warren- 4clory AJAX -arge 2-Oedroom Wse- tion rlMMed washers and tram. sweetheart nakune. Call (905) 42P2923 h 19M GMC 414 S/5. $woo anent apartment. parking. BlN10S Cut the man. sleeves, very dryers a low prices New certified 2 B 5 speed. draw foundry Close hi 401 am ail installer nos custom made stem able able As seen n 'Breed- Sna 1919 GRAND VOYAGER due, lou and rag. rear slider. new amentia-f80o audusuv Coveters incl head- Maquxre fN, _o0d condition 15P000 km tis- dh Avafable Immedialdy first/ LAI � a must Voirtlwindoai VeletNrr Shutters Fra ssu- From l piece. y �� iY3'_"a^SU_ amUed 1986 Audi 705-357-1527 (905)576-4178 mates (416)227-7777 « lens ce Service. Speeialkang n � 19 F01t0 Ft50 (vim CaD 1 1 ry 660 0072 « 1888 366 ARE CAGES for sale Cap CdQ runSdtkarion� $1600 as n- (90.5)133.2445 Runs 90M May new parts. AJAX Oxford Twtrt Spa- 5289. 10.000 BTU f129. timer Tlm 9051 sip evenxhgs needs body work S80o OBO cious apartment. ^. e' owld- CARPETS SALE: L Lots a ear- three rooms 3C square q Yadis. Wide sdet-two sue ager CaA Jen y 636 7996 cruse to st c1i 401. pets 100°4 stoat re- OSEO FRIDGES $195 / W 1969 MERCURY COUGAR. from 3329 vntaN•d 1 will iii- Pod sauna TDKt bed - bed - $939 Avalable 3 c, lease. carpo 3 rooms 5339. _ laid raga St?5/ up, used coarcts 11751 In uswvf ru<nw- black with amt. akwmmlm rims dnarkwrf -.tit e„n.n,a 1 Trailers oom SW Ist Cap 661 inel 130 lfwye2/LIVERPOOL. Mother - -- D►etrwrn pad and - ers $799 I up. new and used remote sten. excellent co nit BEAUTIFUL LARGE OPEN p m EXPERIENCED RaeptionwU LIVE OUT MANNY needed n pori Free esbnpres, carpet tion rlMMed washers and eat 190km 52900 CAN 434 - Ilii tOLEfMMN CHESAPEAKE AJAX. MY 02 d :hur^n St Assistant required for orew South µo,9 3 daysweek to 2 repws Serer" Drohah ad dryers a low prices New 0924 (smi sleeps 6 3 turn• stow r w,00m Jasemem par%^ doeitit practice In Ptckenng 8 5 yr olds Non-smoker Gr a must CaN evenings area Credit Gids brand name fridges fell and u0 btu wxth 19M FORD CROWN VICTOR- do ai 53500 1gp51 093 tansiweawiiwntsried. sepa- Appronmaety 25 hrsr'week 686-021115 Sam 905 686- 1772 ' aair0 IA eaceumt conddtron ': rate entrance. painting shat HARP CMihtd Orthodontic lens ce Service. Speeialkang 6 upholstered 5 �D BTU 124 000 km on Mahn 4 Jr, 1992 FRAWLIN ,42' Part Winery. trwdge/slo e, a01e experience an asset. Please D"C+• w CARPET AMO VIMYL - Carpet 5289. 10.000 BTU f129. timer IoadM. emission test done model "led V Cedar �n PUIi ufrkties no-smokerspirs. $70g /mo tax resume 10 905 037-2099 ( 1 ens vwstalk0 ihrheups. f49 95 three rooms 3C square q Yadis. Wide sdet-two sue ager Daim o CNMra on a7 lmme 416-336-0073 era, brakes battery, cim from 3329 vntaN•d 1 will iii- new eon a lxnw new ane used ap- f5000 artsSeasonal Ltnrssfemans Lire lAurorr -M dusey 905127 0297 lfwye2/LIVERPOOL. Mother cairn y,,,, D� q�gle uo o Owes Cab us today. Ste- .133.3050 Rd 6 Hwy 48) 1042 cedar In yl BEAUTIFUL LARGE OPEN of I dlild adores children. n stroke tree low 'o% lo% Cuslike"i lahshtTW , , . Fit - 'rr9 Applim"i Saks. 1990 Fore Temp•, air con. wxrldow cow new (196) flak roof (value Cunt! ct Sep Entr $625.'mo mg tmwilramnNrn Nutritious War, I CA Mike f« vow Service. Pans 154 Bruce St 127 000 km auto 4 off stereo. $10.000) 3 pi•ct bath. it at intAr s wan c/a. molt k mays i snacks Lots of TLC. fret estiag4e. 905 431-4040 Oshawa(905) 576-7448 web dear, conation Emission Condtorw", large rat water fiery' teal res (9C5) -428 - very affordaDk An ages 1131- CME1111T M000 Qnir" room sae www dumemm ll cam/ tested ad artmed Asking tank fridge stove 6 washer OMO ?825 set oval table China Cabinet. 1 $2450 905- 509-8550 included tact nue t t�� ~ LARGEeccric lens ce Service. Speeialkang 6 upholstered '1119mrs. WOW PONa include wAifyi st n �) All ties 1st �SS2G,momn r q NIG Mack / Rolle: ma valence Good tont• springs000f Cades, mAers. open 991 W kit r auto and Country ncurlot Lwung lova" daycare. 18 months to Bran 51000. Cal (9051 420- ens vwstalk0 ihrheups. f49 95 hicks. non-smaers Car thew dub facilites p tame beach. fine 8 "Ifto Also Large 12 years Day outings 7373 416-336-0073 era, brakes battery, cim n t poke. td. room S42G muiith Available (fenced backyard and park) CHERRYMOOD SLEIGHKO. &ban air tested and certified Pn- arcade of pasta- bad. horseshoes arra marry eve 6555539 Crafts. story kine. inufmc, nu- queen orthopedic mattress 1 W Fad waft 56.450 (9051619-2351 Senor Anna $32900. rill CENTRAL Rurae•. 'arge 2 8 Intipes inerts 8 snacks Fust set New. unused Cost 194 DOM Stladow. 4 dr (7013)-434-1450 - 3 bedroom apartments availlaffFtaUMd CPR Certified Non- $1.500 SaCh"Ce $690 Can ACpMS?AfjsMaeyf Ad- auto p/S p/b. ac. fid aWm -_ 1991 JAYCO 1207 tent trailer able able wen- smoking. receptS. 905-428- deliver (9mp-431-2264 vice afwayt valuable, usually assets 148k. cerMied EM- Sleeps 8. 3 way fridge, fur- ballot" dose hi )7 a-0977es o Noodles Please Call (9051723-0977 9 " 1244 OUPA#A CONCRETE ORM- tree' Purctusinnq outright. es- leshd 56000 0 0 0 (9051 u- 6630 mace. twm propane tank. am - 7 p m HOOPER Homes PDrtalredic ed wwM Ronda room room aid WO K having a sale on tales w/some antique Conn- Avail. Aug 1st. 1SVW. $1200 screen room anti awning, 019 KWAM M basemen Requires RNs to Complete 1 �w" flower pas. bird baths. figwirles. Call acs. (no bmit to value con- 1916 NISSM SEMIRA 5- winter cover very dare con- WWTBY/DIRLEX tot rem. up- no«. 3 bedrooms. big pre-Insurarrce medicals OR a mobile basis in WMDy. O$h $ berhdhes, ad arhybne at 7252336 sidered), aNat*m a any spit . immaculate Condition anile- 57900 O B O 905-430- 6805. Pei kitchen. big backyard. asking F aro INCH DUALITY tach main- son. quantities « smgk an- low kms, blood looks brand references. Ist/last month an inclusivepari washer. heat Brod esu V a and vNk ave. and ECG elp lens ce Service. Speeialkang FUR COAT , Beautiful oro- pque lenK Special interest n MOOrcrofl I'N new Exauthe driven. 56400. 905725-7041snp) 1987 BONAw NAM TOP tea last Cal� 88 "905663-5788 axe a an enoe an ossa. Must have own wit m grew aob" and "Wilt". ` and a47ab" coma brown cal, length. SeM 1G-12 Appraaed A 59500 pottery, try b re- spond to all quenes. Roben trader- skips. 5. sort• hydro. lkglt and low slag OBE BEDROOM basement wide Contac Kelly tax NW rubbish r� Can BR sagitta was astir" 55000. Bowen Antiques- Brockton. (p9le0aS)579-639 no phone ds 906-571.7002. further reduced to 53Ooo, Ontario (905)655-W49 « 4705) 7860069 (mph (905)242-oB90 1 HMPIM Meieef tb$P Nmkd HAmn APPLMMCES Pans/ Wit MTKW and col- ontksl DeeMd Sales/Service. A new slip- lectabk cobkms including (And leu arrived. Large Se- txltrlii , estates. Best possi- kaon deNrxe hNdps side• We prices paid. He/ry Kahn. stoves $/ psree.re " 905-985-3161 heostheddrysr, like new only P $4511". large Selection waowL yes MW be sen. SMIE tf! TO S/BBB. • KAYAR 426 Sin000e S1.S. 1)726 POOLS - Rectangular above 4013 groitld uuduoihrp tklkiW, 16 W=-'nnm FLOORIRC, /1 x 24. WD, $5.995. Package Grade Birch. 3.1/4'AW i 2-1/ includes bw, 2 ladders, Sad 4'x3/4' TILG. Better baking fili grlq, elce0r, ek 1606 marl maple at kiss than Ilan 6667564. ow prig. $2.5asq-n. Also ap��p� Fall lAet i • Degcel Arne" • Orp"ArAYIe prices. DOW 1905F649 - FOM - Mak. neutered, Day Care Available KM StlE1BF . solid cine. New x -dads orthapeYc * lowtop mattress so. Cost deliver (905)-431-2268. .Cin MTLORAL BEOORAPIMC Books. From 1966 to 1999. good condition. $6800. ON Courtice. CA Joe lei 436 - Like new. Cap 705.745-0507. Call 831-2952.np 905.263-4709. 2155. orange Found on U*M Owhite �c. Alcaatti. - w•a c FOUND FincNWMtes Road area, large cat, beige/brown/ black. mak, long Iver. di cawed. bob til wry fTltrdy. 94 MUM Prectdia. MX3. 5 spd. Rise model. green lady drivel , 1 owner, ,39MOkms. pressure city a o on board wee. un- apartment. redecorated. 2 air used canopy, 54000. Snook- pkincei Harwood(401 area Iyn.655-6d93. $600 p/mo includes parlor". f SAM 27111ubkbn. laundry halves Nm smoker preferred41 AvihOk ed wwM Ronda room room aid Jully 30. FkstAest.xt.120 9967. deck, in Grandview Pak o n Avail. Aug 1st. 1SVW. $1200 Bucktooth lake. Huge la, 019 KWAM M basemen beach. pool. hotub. many apt. with w *-Out Frdii more acsvkm and events. stove.pa�G. separate en- Asku" $12.900. 72B-2906 trine. $6501month. ubMies 11 EWU Stacralt. Coleman Available Sept. list, Rrsulau. No pas Striensow $ Adelaide area (905)7254M. Biondi ( 2263 evenings ONE SEDRO M Celery MalereYeb Oshawa clean quiet. nicely oecorakd. top floor of louse 1980 MtAlal X. 130. wry references. Ist/last month an inclusivepari washer. good cortam. atlunq $2500, dryer. $695 per mo Available or Oft f, or, call 905 0551. august Ism (905) 438-8822 1 1 =0 0 !1O t BEDROOM apt, lrcludes�� Ilan 6 myoro. Thai sm" 6 freezer. 1swast months rem 1 owe or req Private residence. No Rein pets. References . SBODmlont,. POOL VAU, 4 1/2 x9, solid oak, turned le leather pockets. 1- slate. ler, oak scoreboard. cue rack. brass wwam cues. 000.. AN Ior SS260000' ON At 905985-3820. Osha- wa. LOST 000, Miniature Grey- hound, hist around Highway #2 and Ritchie Ave. Sunday July 4. Female with purple hlalrless and Wash. Very 0nad answers to Willow. ran 426- 4093. 26 4093. CARS FROM SM - Govem- mad seined and surplus. Sold 8800297-0747 Ext Wfor 60 1- 1990 MV. MA AU, 23.000 Ion. colour - When: balance a lidory wwrrany. $15.900. Can 434-2775 LOCATED AT 358 MALAGA d. Oshawa. 1 Bedroom Aval. Sept 1list sis�n Avail. July ia dudes fridge. stow. hat. hy- cho and water. Parking No pets Call from 9am-9pm. a 905-576.6724. A LARGE 1 oedmom good rN,ahor Includes Irdge :'five. heat, hydro, water 8 ;,arlong laundry faciMwes No :r.qs Avail Aug 1st $660/ For into 576-4229 NORTH OSHAWA. 2 brdm ..,ry 1 1 bdrm- Sept 1 Quiet. •an family budding Heat. rdro and Iwo appliances in- uded Pay cable parkingq -.'id laundry facilities (9059 ,3-2094 OSHAWA 2nd 8 3rd floor of ipnex 2 bedrooms. living - "•:Gm kitchen. bale. separate -trance avadaDk July 1. 5.-7p 00 mdusve (9051 433- OSHAWA/SIMCDE/401. Avad- acle Auqusl est Bright Oase- T" apanmem. separate en- "WICe. trdge stove. Oldies 'rd cable mduded. 5530 No cetS. ISti regarsd Jason. .;'75) 579-498 PICKERING - newly renovated 1 bedroom oasem". full bathroom. xdchen, laudry own entry. rac parking $700 am inclusive Available mme- diardy NO pitts/smokmg (905) 426-4723 PICKERING. Alt1Ma 2 -bed- room ;,mus arge orrice option- al Separate entrance. laun- dry, no smoking no pets Wailung distance rG school Available August 'st. S900v mem+ Cap 509-5039 PKMRNIG. brrpq above 706ne - oearoom apt . 4 ai pkances. no smoking cr pew Parking $695 or-Iusive Available August oast Cad (9051663-9629 PICKERING- 3rock and Del brocw area One bedroom. Onght spacious. son Con- tend Dasemem apt Sep en- hance. SudhOk for singe or couple with references Man - smokers, no gels Avail Aug 1st. 5650 me rhdusive First 6 last call 666-1179 SELF-CONTAINED 1 bedroom basement aoarrne^ Brock 6 Oeibroa area Avadablt m- mediatNv S76a'monttily in- ckww t s: 6 last Carl James (9051619.2239 or 991- 2083 AJAX. , bedroom apartment m sum, bnp 57 Church St. S $85wi alis parting Awaihabe lmme"01, Har bus. shop• ping. � t-0hool�s No pas 990055 AJAX. 2 bedroom apartment ir uii3rng 62 Church St S. S85u pias parking Jury 1st Near flue. shopping. schools. No pets 19051683-6145 SPACIOUS wolf-rnamhned 2 beoroom Mots Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St Some with walk-in closets, pant provid- ed. Close o schools. strop- png Centre. GO Station Ubb- ties rweuded Call 728-4993 OWWA Large 2 & 3 B/R units. Utilities included. Easy access to schools. shopping. For appt. call (905) 721-8741 t1FINTBY - 2 bedroom, man floor a downtown duplex. No pets. non-smokers. Referen- ce reputed. 5800 plus hydro. Ava"M now 905-430-3M. Card moms. At/ Max Sutrrmt. 1 Houses For Rea YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? OWN from $7001mordh .r Not Much Downpaymenr?? (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sala Map A r await car f twk 1 tl ABA DABA DU A home of /our )wn' 6 months free. 5500 Income requirement from $28.000 gross An unbe- ^evade experience' Call Ken ollis. Coldwell Banker (9051728-9414 AN EXCELLENT opportunity to own N, down payment Ven- dor assistance Cule 2 bed- room detached bungalow renovated to new Call Bill Richardson Realty -Net Asso- dales (905) 433-7949 3 -BEDROOM oungalow air. double garage 30x60 uisugt- ed storage or 1 acre lot Available September 1st or sooner $1200 monthly Cyn (416)449-1685 3400 SO. FT. Executive home In CouMce near school S1BOG• uu,anes Firsulasude- postureference required Please cap Sav 576-9339 or 922-2856 (sni B MONTHS Free' Only $200 Oepos r' - 3 d 4 -bedroom homes avaiable totally reno- vated plus 4 stew appikenclS. from $750/mawm all inclusive Minimum regared income 325.000/year Paul Fngan Sales Rep Coldwen Banker RMP R E (905)726-9414 A UNBEATABLE DEAL! rrom S500 down own /ou own honk starting at S69.9GC car- nes for less than rem OAC 24 hes free recorded nyttsit 905-728-1069 ext ,old will Biwa AMR R•w Estate AureW F asam. ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING :. ,n'nS '...e •iter pw^ rouse from S5%montn You require full time lamely n - come $23.000 • reasonable creat I do the rest Dor ' Wit Cal Sill Aoki CWOwKd Banker AMR Real Es'ate To- day 30! 728-9414 AJAX - BEAUTIFUL 3 xAroom SeTt oungatow main nom Baywynvrwood Frei ported. antral air. laundry, parking renlced vara. n0 pe s. non smoker Istlast. SW POW 8104 August lest (9051 686- BY OSHAWA SHOPPING Centre S691- m.ntnw . J'fi ties. 6 rooms on first nobr of Dopler Clow to sdw, cep pYanca park,rig . ioudrd It could be 'erre'' wren in-law aparrmem for i95a,morih Available Sept 1.'99 Piton (905)728-W79 leave message l►kr beeo CENTRAL DSNAWA 3.2 loci^ %noaiow dig ,ar: AN Dratl new wrtoows (lop b schoolsbacks on park 51050!-0. IstAast fgafererlc- es 9905)-063-2296 FULLY RENOVATED 4 bed roomed detached Deauli Lame. 1 1,2 Dam. new lutchen. fireplace. CIC Ample parkup walking distance to mall. gores bus. schools $1290 UUNWS .616) 226 -SW LARGE. 3 bedroom semi Near school and slores Gas treat $875 plus ul blues Available Aug ism lit/list 726-9567 M. AMX, 4 bdrm.. 3 bath, mn.er tam & Lau hill. Dege, i stove. Avid Sept 11% 0 $1250 00/mo plus uhDties Cap Jacqueynn Tanner. Saks Rep A Sutton Grp -Heritage Realty Inc. 1 -ON -290-6991 Ext. 014W PIS leave your Pahe & number NEW HOUSE in N Oshawa 3 tic rm s garage. 6 appl., antral it Con. brig back yard with deck. $1.100/mo. veld. Credit check Avail and July IppS - Mimi N. EMCK/4M. Wank 433-4670. 1 to Go! 1 b". biker W40 apt. with gas fireplace. 1 BORM. Whitby executive Laktudry. Cade. air con. Park- home. 2 1/2 baths. a/c. den a". Ubu. Md. Aug. 1st. Stoqk wood fireplace. parking, etc. Non-smoker preferred. Sli Avail. Aug 1st. 1SVW. $1200 Mo. (905)-665-99k. 609. . 75 ubl. Mary 666-3478 or 6660608. wlLsng area adultadu Two Duihimg. Two-bedroom apt. SIUMG available immediately. Fnooe. stowey . h. hydro m- YOUR HOW? dittoed. No dogs. $742/makt. Carpet. 1 parking space. � 9b016 CIIT a369 « 2633.25 2263 evenings rW��. 1 eee Ran 1 HOYeea lar Rent SICK OF REIPMNG?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII First Tune Buys& - Call Martel h ► Discharged Bankrupt? - Can Merle! ;`• Not Much Downpeyment? - Call Mark! Mark offers honest, professional. no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 5714275 or 14X*, 40-6275 Mark Stapley .•:,SttMs r4ea PAMW ADNNy Rent Estero Lill AIP PAIGE 10-TIAE NEWS ADNERTMERTUESDAY, July 6, 11M 1macre1 ?4"tt 11 a onto M w Numbers, 1.900 451-3636 ext for fico _ San thARA015E OM EAKTN. MUST 2 STOREY alt brick 3 bedroom Hp FORD Econolkhe Camp - BE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED hark with 2 12 bates, fully er Van. 93,000 km, auto, air. Stunning executive stone fimislktl basement with eat incis , pd, sleeps 4-5. sits 6 DtKgalow. set On 29 rolling kitchen to deck, also Includesbelledpb, loaded, completely acres in N" Oshm& 6 aa- many Wlkr extras Located sell containedReady for es manicured landscaping Noah East Bowmamidle (905) camping 59000 obo. 697-1279 with mature pine and fruit trees 5 bedrooms 2 full 697-1758 RED SETTER RESORT - tami- baths. large livinptoom, di- iingroom, den. recroom, kitchen. 6 new appliances. gas fireplace. satellite dish, security system, 20 car dri- veway. 1 OOOsaltot patio. iron liatl5. $1700 per month plus abilities A must see for a very discriminate family or execu- tive Uat appreciates quality and leisure Call Helen Me- graw at 905-576.4111 a Hous" Warted DOG LOVING LANDLORD wanted Married with baby seeking house in country set - ling Excellent NDS. Credit and references $750 to $1100 per/month Call Michelle at (905)263.8559 12-dpm 1 Towmnwsm For Raw OSHAWA 3 BEDROOM town- house parking for one car. Good nenfhbourhood Close to schools, shopping and Go Bus $895. utilities 905.571- 0435 PICKERING - Brock Rd and Kingston Rd Minutes tram 401. Go tram and sopping anter, brand new 3 bedroom towanome. $1.200 pills ugh - On. (905) 619-1774 1 Rooms 111arR g BOWMANVILLE L'berry,4C1 Furnished room available for working person . Quiet. can. TV able, parking. shared bathroom, kitchen 6 living room $85 weekly Cap 905- 697-07W FURNISHED Froom or snare townhouse fun the or ktcfnen hdlrties. laundry, able new rug ftDoOlram. Patio Plinio $i00/math Available imme- 6arely (905)72B-176- MCIERING Room suitable for work!rlg male Share latch- wiful dryipooUe80 ant ca - Me. $375 Available now Also .hrge room $425 Available August 1 Fun"hed/untw- mshea No pets (905)839 8427 0 F r th i BOARD Own Tv VCR cenrral a.• parking laundry S50C would suite worlunq gem (9051831-9460 1 slwrw AVDIftrAmbiboo LOVELY BEDROOM r�r�snp� r xtumsne- sea 'tui •f - we. Port Perry Fun tfe tome. grounds Irh,'.a Wwobn 5550 Aug 1 rei Mere a Call evenings Dark a Ga,l 905-985-9519 Condaw..nw • For Rat BEAUTIFUL 3 $DAN CONDO wit'^. parking able Oshawa Curse fu ameMas. $81arl ktCJws w Awad July 7th 1st/ IM 1416(-264-6557 a•I OR"6 Rltai m 571 $0. FT. once. newly decorateC own heal AIC and washroom Brock Rd South area $395/mmm Phone (905) 427.7400 WESTNEY1481 - 500 sq n with Weslney exposure Auto- mberve grail Available ,m- in a$65Wmonth 416- a • rdtntir MEAN Oslumis Centre. En- closed Bay won overheard 00MV151de door SSW his 8 hYdro included (high cdxgs. Parkin utilities. waslr00111IS. air -compressor trwuaed) Parbrn eghrnpnmalu truclWlwtsi0e stooge Also k0 SSM aulaJ soon 905-576- 2982 or 905.626,619 / CoMgaa GOoderlNm Lake, HlliOtrion July 3 - 10, 5600.985-0059 CIIANBOB IAS, 2 A 3 bed- mow housekeeping colum, sale beach. no Pets. from $360.5445. Good fishirtp. 705- 666.4981. CNW Fail" and fa"One holiday iln (lice take. One Iron frim Oshawa. Moderil emma. Sandy beach. play- drWras Proqra m. aihMr pikes. July 6 Au - 00 AwiaW (7061696-2601 • 1 Flor1111116, ida CLEARIMRB. fully hrhishad and ental car conditioned, 2- 3 bedroom mobile (pernw Rem) homes. Pods. ha tub. Beef beaches and mapr at- tractions. Children welcome. Photos shown in your home. 5275 weekly. (905)683-550:+ A FMFEcy FiAMLY Vacation Honk in CLEW WATER AREA 3 bedroom, townhouse, pool, uu i, tennis court, pond, eou private yard, dose to beach Available now For into 6 photos (905)-579-37M. 7 BEDRDOON, 2 bath de- tached home with garage on Quiet street Refinished hard- wood dttu W. new oak eat -in kitchen w/pabo door to deck Wood fenced tack yard Semi finished basement with in - Come potential Completely redecorated. dose to park, hospital 8 downtown A must see. $134.900 OPEN HOUSE Sat July 3rd 8 Sunday July 4th. 14M or all (905KV- 7355 to view 80 Elgin St W, Oshawa RENDER AVENUE, Bow- manvnge Large mature rat Landscaped gardens. fish Pond. 2.1 bedroom bungalow. Hardwood floors. air condi- hanging. eat -in kitchen dish- washer, oak cupboards. new renovated bathroom. tub d tile. Full finished base- nkrtwith kitchenette i1 3pc. bath, gas furnace, fireplace. water heater, clothes dryer and hook up for large. 20x20' detached Insulated garage/ workshop With hydro 6 tele- phak, airtight woodstove For more information all (905)623-0451(snp) BOWNL4 MLLE reduced 4 . 2 bedroom 4 -bathroom, all buck 110mne. In low apartment. own entrance, many up- grades. great financing. ven- dor wiltrade. 905.697.2702 C11,1lif G 2 -bedroom brick bungalow on Quiet street in Norm Oshawa. 2 tams, new windows d plumbing 200 amp service Large driveway. garage. lernce0 yard 600 Ctmstie Avenue. $129,900 Call (905)571-0627 HASTINGS - New 2 bed but- galow gas heat, lug w/o Royal LePage basement. K attached finished rsdes Lep S119Murray RE 6004182.5525 WOE ONTARIO Waterfrom bungalow Granrte5late/kear- Die so"d Oak doors i Inm throughout Sea No with Pa - do Fireplace Rare prop" (9051-M-5589 Agents wei- NORTH OSHAWA 3-Wroom Large sem,. cem,a� air 1.1,1 bathrooms, larrvate driveway, In great location Asking $113.500 Call (9M)579-3103 MMRNIG OPEN HOUSE. 11 A in 5 o- noe, asna 3 Sibleyhardwood skylight. 24 Dur security Steps to Go MON upgraOK I�Gm�iChAaA0 1400 naft.Cal (905 7-1011 OSHAWA .atge 4 bedroom sem, Iver in law apart Wit HirOW000 in kvngrcorn uge yard, marry extras ,mea» locahal Close to Cmc �enlre Asking S124500 Call amsne or Don varwstyne 5700 Group Dynamic 697- OSHAWA. Spoeas 4-bdrm sl*. puler cowl wi h i proud conaek pool wmeater ac - cm a SW Lot 754116. *t- in btdkn w/pamry. 2 bads. new carpet in rec roan w/ woodstove. hardwood/carpet. fmswy P~. ruched W rage wAwuse entrance re- sunped '98 ahrmin eaves. foot. fascia. an appihance5 {6). window covering stay EUY 401 acicm. near suxmobh 549 Camalim Court. Bat offer Call 571-5757 12 YR. OLD OSHAWA home near lake/park 5 bdrm . 2 kitchens 2 baths w/central vac A/C. pool Mins from sora. schools. 401 Cahn (905)571.6175 WE $ANE ON REALTOR COST you save 0n the cos at II! louse. AS brick. 4 bdrm. 22W sq n . arc. 2 5 baths. large eat -m kitchen with wA- out 10 fenced yard Close to Park. shopping. go. Catholic school it new elemerdary sawl A MUST SEE! Opo HD- SMUday 6 Sunday July 10 6 11. 12-40m By aappppt 9054. 5234.900. (905)619- 1 coofts tor Sth BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom coo- Oofaiium facing cowl yard. SQuue. Down- town dshaft. Tmarst at door, owoa occupied, at amer- ce. swimming pool. indoor Parting. mo" condition 5102,900. (905) 432-1068 11 1 Farm 94 ACRE HORSE FABN. Ken- dal 600.600 ?.ft. now with indoor pool. 5 bdrm.s Mm bams 40-x120• 6 40'x150' Garwraska River flows - MNOI o Property a pad. This is one of the finks terms in Are area. Asking $190,000. Walter Frank, Royal LePage Finank Real Estak, (905)-576- 4111. AJAX 683.0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 ly campground and cottage resort on the Trent River Cot- tages 2.3 brim $150-$500 per week New camp sites New waterfront sites from $1000 . per season. Rec hall, store. pool. horseshoe. lakefront swimming, boating, good tish- rng.(705)-778.3096. MO -Y 556 - $lM Advance until paydayfoommission or pen- sion Answer in 20 min. 665 1148.41&296-9902 MONEY PRONLEMS, Get out of debt quick without going bar*rupt or being garnisheed. Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating. Call for free information 905-576-3505 Student loans included Finamust . is 7FACTSYOU ED 28 DEBT RELIEF GUARANTEED WE CAN HELP! :1 Mort�••- *Mow" ACCESS YOuP MONEY Now, FAST FINANCIAL ASSIS- TANCE. Private Financial As- stsUnce No File Opening Fee. Minimum of $l0.OD0. No pa Credit Invettlgn. Assms- , " for Personal or Busi- ness usyness Almds. Okack 8 Comfi. O"IM RAcceptance ASP ELIGIBIL- (Regnistered Re- hremat Savings Flan). RIF (Rin bremem Income Fund). LIRA iLodked-In Rebremem Allowance Plan, PENSION PIAN from a Former Employ- er Analyzed by our consdt- ants and rrtened for rapid 1i- rwhcial exec~ C F M INC Toll Free Pfxx 1-888- 657-1062 Toll Free Fax 1- 888-703-1492. 7 DaysANeek. 24 Maur Serom MONT"M$ Good. bad NO ugly Financ?ng for any pur- pose Cal cAli ommunity Monerrtgage 6Sinvocirs Corp (905r 668- ewunfts mwwtm R THIS YOU »> Seeking sen -motivated entrepreneurs Iooking to earn a pole &N f49.049 per year WWW glv- ing (1n^rr0 up Pres" emORofl- mem Great starter business with a name brand Product NO SELLING Finally be in charge of your own time, money, and FUTURE Hurry - ova 54 areas already said out. Mn invest 516.800 sen - gas ries only Cam 1-003336-4296 - RESTAURANT INKY Hwy mo- cion On 0115,95 Newcastle LC8O ficenoed for 200 per- sons Lei 300'x300 Health forces sok. only $190,000 Walter Frank. Royal LePage Frank Real Estate. (9051-576 4111 THE FLAG $NO► Jan the 8 other 8 nag Shops in Canada Flags, barters. arc flagpoles are our lirwmum twegnwg d�,000 covers nvatory. equlpmert, trarrrrg and franchise fee Contac Doran Braverman (604)-736- 8161 E -mat do- elnDet4gs op a www llagsnop cam I • 1 CaNkgEvslMs faladtHllss ®) Gtsdlaft &"tow • 1 Dwl. • 1 DlriaM ART 111 THE MRK Ukbrft L� at W Park July, 17th • 18111. F79a)(AM : - .:,. Vendors needed. Call 652- CONGRATUIATEnset IIRIIiBIn CJD NBfBfanWWII b6913. ist 6 Naturalist) Peacefully at hisence Manor, Kingston on Thursday, July PasoNIM his 89th year. Entre beloved husband ofYOiTR GI�;ADUATE! n Edmunds. Loving father of SandraBoaEo MousEWltrES • oN- enton of Seagrave, Gail Kerney (Ed- TAR10. Names 8 Horne Phone Numbers, 1.900-451- 3638 ext 680. $3.69/min must be 18. T -tone N N, 1, 8 Private Home Phone & OLDERiv LADIES Ho NameshCongratulations Numbers, 1.900 451-3636 ext 235. 53.691min must be 18 Teak. ARE YOU SINGLET Visit the PAUL! Newest Meeting Place. www.DreamMates uom CERTIFIED PERSONAL train- er Create individual program- ming. Lose weight and inches. rehab from niury, pet you into shape now. GII Brian (905) 683-4509($) DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICEI Call 905-683-1110 Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads it" Meet a new Friend or Love for Me -_ NEW AT FELICE'S - Facelih without Surgery Psychic Readings lash 6 Brow Tim- ing. 436-9303 .: 1 kwalowra NO TIME TO TALC Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name- aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 Love, Mom, Dad, Laura ri1jim my! ward) of Wont Island and Warren (Janice) of Pidor and the late Ronald. Dear grandfather of Andrea, Edward, Elizabeth, Leslie, Christina, Carrie, Wesley and Nolan and great grandfather of Daniel, Paul, Clare, and Colin. Predeceased by four brothers and one sister. Friends were received at the Central Chapel Of the GORDON F. TOMPIONS FUNERAL HOMES, 49 Colbome St.(AI Clergy) on Sunday from 24 and 7-9pm. Funeral Service was in our Chapel on Monday, July 5th at 1lam, Rev. Terry De- fine officiating. Interment Siloam Cemetery, Monday at 5pm. Those who wish may make donations to Prov- idence Continuing Care Centre, 275 Sydenham Street, Kingston, Ontario K7K 1G7 (Donations by cheque only). In the care of the Gordon F. Tompkins Funeral Homes, Central Chapel, (613) 546-5454. li, Actual Jlzc Uf Ad To place this ad in this special section call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser 683-0707 :1 Rooting :1 Roofing A & C ROOFING Aad Alotwintm Shingling, all t}pc, u,' nwh(ti, new and old, 'Aorkmanshlp Guaranle W. 10% Discount to Seniors. fully insured. Free estimates. Cak11 Andsew at (jos) Slag la"o 3 i 892 "GUARANTEED - PAINTING i PLASTERING Svuccc :�e,hn95. :aaemert fw*vab". Pay as you washed. For a hoe efftitftato all Ston 416-414-5911 (PiCk- � anffg) � : 1 1 Improtaments MILT CONSTRUCTION Additions. Roofing, Kitchens, batty. basements, decks, entrance doors. plumbing, electrical. retaining walls. wnd0mws IL alumnum latestlCea, 905-427-4234 SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY At DISPOSAL 14-40 Cubic Yard Garbage Bin Rentals for Week- end Clean -up 905.683-1397 MCaRHittg Eraflll M Coaling EvslNs GARDENS UOF XBRIDGE A Garden Tour To Raise Funds For Uxbridge Community Caro Saturday, July 10th, 1999 10 am. to 5 p.m. Tickets $10.00 available at: Toronto Sonet Pharmacy, Quaker Pharmacy, Blue Heron Bo3oks, and Community Care Office 852-7445 Refreshments included Light lunch also available $5.00 So/ar.)M'rr died rAe reA .Now is tia•e to by die Birst! Vacuunang, dusting, kitchew bobs, blknlh, baseboards, ledges. doors. and more for I low price of $65.00 Sipmad ora Tw, A W d Call Ruin eeD 4W"6-9254 CONDITION The cleaning experts. Please call 905-831-7767 A service that is ldeftat to nolle rfscort service Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Dailv ( 5) 725-2322 -Now Hiring 18* Seductive car Wild (A) 1.888-256.1253 U.Ic �,. )ur lu,llul Jc.Irc. rl,ll i,xaul,lul girl, L, r. I a. 1 5 I.,.. s m 9 wh Pkm fad y0trr dns ted tad On the first pith► of ptlSbliaa. hon as we conn W re5pOf1$1* for mm chert ate mm firm in the event of an arra: Party setiees EN Party, senlices RA131u& WAX" WOlR>A Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occawis. Have My Own Magidan. Call Erre 660.4"2 SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds Ajax at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 Uxbridge at 852-9741 or fax 8524355 on Monday, July 5th, 1999 at the age of 59. Beloved husband of Brenda (Van Dam). Devoted father of Jim and his wife Lynda and John and his wife Janet. Survived by his mother Marian and predeceased by his father Frank W. Dear son-in-law of George and Bessie Van Dam. Sadly missed by brothers Russel and his wife Anne, Robert, Michael, Fred and sisters Sylvia Michel, Mary Anne Pogue, Colleen Wilton and her husband John, and brother-in-law of George and his wife Faye and Gary and his wife Millie. Remem- bered fondly by aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews and all his many friends. Frank retired from General Mo- tors, Oshawa with 29 years of dedicated service as an area manager of Tnm/Hardware Plant One. As a second career, he was very proud to be an active member of the Durham Region Real Estate Board.. Friends may all at OSHAWA FUNERAL SERVICE 'Thornton Chapel' 847 King St. West (721-1234) for visitation on Wednesday, July 7th from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 P.M. Funeral Service will be held in the Chapel on Thursday, July 8th at 1:00 P.M. 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Clarington a Port Perry residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario please call the above nu mhenr Al'CTIOti Thursday, July 8th - 6:00pm at (WARNERS AUCTION HALL, Hwy 2, Colborne Selling tools, some restaurant equipment, home fur- nishings, new sectional sofa. 2 fridges, 2 stoves, etc., 2 pallet lifts, mechanics tool chest full hand & power tools. 4000 watt generator, %now blower, electric welder, plus more. 2 slidmy %s door coke cooler. 4 dr under counter bar frtdg, refrigerated prep table, salad bar. tables & chairs, h: igmg lights & miscal rest. articles, several metal storage cabinets, grow light, plus more. living rm set, bed .,,fa, dining rm set, bed- room set. large loom and Ige quantity threads & wools etc., 3 excellent TV sets. pictures, prints. frames, mis- cal. household articles. dishes, glasswares, etc. lamps. household articles. NO RESERVES. Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers 905-355-2106 AUCTION Saturday, July 10 - 10:00 arrL at WARNERS AUCTION HALL, Hwy 2, Colborne Household furnishings. appliances, antiques, collecta-' bles, dishes, glasswarcs, lamps, etc.. 2 door F.F. fridge, 30- stove, ant. dining room with Duncan Phyfe style table. chain, matching hutch. ant. extension table with leaves, 6 chairs and matching side board. Excellent modern oak bedroom suite with matching night stands, ant. rocker. ant. drop leaf table. nearly new bad sofa, ant. chest of drawers. book,. pictures, ant. oak sick chair, oak cased grandfather clock, plus countless miscellaneous articles. NO RESERVES. Gary & Bell Warner Auctioneers 905-355-2106 Magor Auction Centra, Bowmanville Sunday Jury 11th, 10-30 a.m. Viewing 9:00 401 to Wmrty Rd., North to d2 Hwy. East to Scugeg St. North 1 km. [day's Auction features a selection of antiques d lectables including kitchen 8 par" cabinets, flat -to - II (rough), parlour tables, washstal . mist. tables 8 sirs, hall stared. old tin toys. wooden pump. large se - tion of old bottles, named sealer jars, soda d milk ties, filen Rae, 0airville, Middletown, Model. Farmer Something for one d all. Call to consign your wal articles to our summer auctions. MacGregor Auction i Appraisal Services. MichealJ. MacGmgw 905-623-7949 11-1101111-363-67" CORNEILS AUCTION BARN FRIDAY, JULY 9 AT 5:OOPM 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD 4 pc. Oak dining room Rite, antique folk art irousel & ferris ,heel, round oak din- ig table, 4 press back nays, 7pc. modem mette suite, 2 door lmond Kenmore re- igerator, almond 30 e. electric stove, nesterfield 6c match- ig char, 8pc. modern inette suite, V-tctrola, val At flat top trunks, pc. walnut dining nom suite, parlour ibles, drop leaf ta- les, walnut tele - hone table & chair, Aar chest, wash - ands, walnut dress - c, ice cream treadle se tine, Tonka idea PTO spreader, e drawn lou ouseholldd � col W_ ble item,. Dun ik Gre6 Conte[( Auctioneers RR01 Little Britain 705.7862183 AUCTION SALE SATURDAY JULY 10,1999 10:b0 A.M. AN ESTATE SALE OF THE LATE LES MILROY LOCATED AT 7107 REESOR RD., MARKHAM, ONTARIO (CEDAR GROVE) Sale consists of: 2 Formall Super "A" McCormick Tractors, Box Trailer, one with buzz saw attachment, in ex Gond., wrought iron fencing, iron stock pile,wood lathe, starter com- mutator lathe, numerous large buzz saw blades, Drill Presses, standup grinders, 2 lawn rollers, lawn slide. Antique Tractor -Drawn Road Grader, S Harley Davidson Motorcycle Frames, Chainsaw. 2 wood stoves, numerous 1 cyl motors and water pumps, beer fridge, and appliances. Tools, Tools and More Tools, Antique Wooden Wagon Wheels, antique car parts, Antique Blacksmith Forge, antique set of wood trim planes. 2 wagon bads of boxes of tools and merchandise too numerous to tell! Mr. Milroy could fix anything and this sale includes his tools, part pride and joy. Conte have some fun, something for everyone. Terms: Cash or known cheque. Auctioneer not responsible lor accident or injury on day of sale. Auctioneer, DAN BARKEY, Barkey Auction Services Ltd., Phone: 905-649-3718. Sat. July 10th at 10:00 a.m. 153 Gray Rd. RRI2 Janetyille. Selling the property of Bob S Marg Weir ml Said: Ostrich, emu. Rhea d sheep farmers. John ere 2120 tractor d 146 loader. 7 ft. blade. 20 ft. Iter boat dw Merc stern drive fi trailer, tandem rse trailer, 10x20 office trader. Brantford 48 ft. bN. iter. 14 ft. boom sprayer, 400 + sq. bales of tray. 100 round bales of hay. John Deere 160 Lavin tractor, q harrows. lumber, Ridge[ pipe threader. rot's of icing. Nature Form incubator 8 hatcher. NOM -45 c/ emu 8 ostrich trays, 4 mak ostrich, 3 females. 75 iu. 7 rhea, 20 sleep, Lincoln male. Texel. Suffix. 7-8 gates. 6-14 ft. gates, feeders. Cockshut mower. Co- nan 5000 generator, industrial carpet shampoo. sins, garden tools. farm smalls. window air condi- ner, antique hall table, gem. store a fridge. 386 ni2le3 wardrobes. lamps. plus many other articles. a. ITE TIME /0 A.M. Good Sale - Flan to sNead. rich available Including amu burgers. Tema: Cash, ia, MIC, laterac. Dirochoor Tab Hwy. 7A N Yet Aon, south on Yelvarton Rd. to dead and, len oa M Rd. 1/1 mile. Wzeth for signs. McLean Auction i Ultaidalkss 985-606-3291 or 995-432-2M GIN 905-767-1003 n�D ESTATES FROM ACROSS CANADA U#Abr ieslradeas niceived from MI taus l Co, we vA W ill it" ba by ESTATE AUCTION FRI. JULY 09 PT 6:30 PM (PREVIEW 5:PM) 1131 GORHAM ST. UNIT 7, REAR DOOR NEWMN= Leslie St. N. of Halock COLLECTIBLES gar 150 Oseortlrud Filaleftd fi¢annse, Royal DotOorn Figtnrl, N04 tllrrldl, Iloo1c1o0 Pd" &wAkk k*rdK A" DA Depnledon OW Aiello StiWefy, ern FS-M40'J;N 01I-LLIDO-EE-ow a Dboodco1sc0o O" Beal % Border For Aria Sadpraes, *W EMM Darnel FQw4 lllesealra SW AROVSM ANNUAIA A COULECMIKM LpudaJi, TtaledouW Seals. 8ephert Dtlptite, old null mad OVER 100 LIlllil'1'ED SDfMN PRWM A ACC1W ART Al Cason agrdt>:Ieclon of Ofdleio'R Colson caeem and single Nlleeeed Chdtllee Ms1sIn1, JllttM LtaeMm A.Y. Jldsai, Tan Thatro4 Bt1iNltart Btendels, sit: ZKQUMZ MAROGANY A OAK FURNt1 W Holds neddisim pcasiolteittlbNti.r IA1e,IltifaS,tflllj woMIK plant WJK FmOrspdwd06Cf�pwd*WJmt migcwKommdlllte,IO01Mliftvdine G*ktlK boarbw c*MK NW nOK eedtn' msfiln0 il/tbe, deeoar blurt, lid sttllnt$ olllorid Ilbbs, Ile abitell, rifA'tK Qi fed4 melbk ItbNe,lVtttMdi stele. Ee1tMl irrsYN eln Illd Nltt* elr Nip. r bend [law slid tlM q�1R SSPA= Al MODSBN dSWIILLSKY D4mof4 Sdidn 111111111 A 21:1, 30L 411 R M predate 8 send pll86M scar digs, t11M111 seri¢, 9W teilt, b=deb, tlectlloes, lime bodell, peak Aopreissd Ei4l Awdp%suretyatt MIlluiprAemt BilinWildtle,Pociolll--- Seed pop" dlce.Gowli nmdl,,isdlf,Brng* XNMIDiT5MOK k COM R BANiRt W01 2Nt. tldd ISIS, t�llflflr d 9Rirtole6 � tris. Diol Odlra„ ptooltlek eaodd e18. 41eYMbocks� woAdtainttMe, ellerdo111aliUeeledtdentps, inured ooik SPUM A ELECTROM S ik Aulopsptrdjlisir^ ph lis pulls, lnuseneap- I 60 iloraStodedorieele, NtruJ,JefMre,SIet11�Y2eelteRDotlti,Joo�MdR�M� WeyroCttemtyisate. R oflle, Sfwlbog. H mtTWft Weems, %NhM Pa Refi0. VCR & mold OUTDO= CAM IRON & FUF2aRJBS v s Selection diene t> ^ cult iron plenbm EiMelee urn. olid non seam Ma11B1ee, Btarme Clarleem dlCke. bog1, gtloeR, fotllatik ad in= g�ebgeeN)rtlMeiMeMesRelMliugselsb1eb11tatpeper *",: jfiwdbL Twm Ctll k ft MC, AmoL u psrpo"& urptataltf, No b4m PteMivae, -'N- nl i dsklatlg* IemW seerdglliN ' ' 416-MIM ■!AW!lIBMALA�! W_ 4164WIM 1404204M AUCTION SALE GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER NEWTONVILLE, JULY 9TH, FRIDAY, 6 P.M. Selling the contents from a Mosport home and a Cobourg home. Dining room suite, livingroom suite, new oak coffee tables and chairs, sofa bed, bunk beds, wall unit, quantity of antiques an glassware, pair lazy boy recliners, futon, freez- er, washer, quantity of good tolls, gas bbq, etc. Preview Friday after 2 p.m. auction starts at 6 D.m. AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON (905) 7862244, (800) 263-9886 MONDAY, JULY 12TH, 10 A.M. Large Antique and quality contents auction at Orval Mclean Auction Center - I.indsay. Selling the Dixon Estate and property of Wilfred Lit- tles. Lindsay, Margaret Telford, Kinmount, Bothgiving up housekeeping beautiful dining and bedroom furniture, oak Jacobean desk, quality furniture and antiques, fancy carved ta- bles, rugs, prints and etch cings, excellent glass and hina,pressed glass, 20 Royal Doulton fig- urines, sterling silver flatware and case, hun- dreds of interesting items, partial list. Note time 10 a.m. Orval and Barry McLean Auction- eers McLean Auctions (705) 324.2783 Lindsay or 1-800-461-6499 for Flyer, certified appraisal Service or consign estates. SATURDAY, JULY 10TH 10 A.M. Executive real estate and contents auction a the property of TROY BLAINE 157 Kenne Par] Rd, Lindsay. 3 -1 bedroom 2 storey executiv, country home on 5 acre lot, oak curved stair case, hardwood Floors, family room with fire place, finished basement, detached 3 car ga rage, pool,[ excellent agepliances, modem fur nrshings tools, household P items, 14 hp wheel horse riding lawn mower, partial list, Note al items in excellent condition only 1-2 years old Don't miss this interestt:gg auction. Owner leaving country Property s4dling at 12 noon a is Subject to reasonable reserve $5,000 deposi at %ale. Balance 30 days. To view info or flye McLean Auctions 1705) 324-2783 Lindsay I : a • FESTIVAL DAYS 3 DAY AUCTION NEW SELECTION EACH DAY at the FIDELITY MASONIC HALL 320 Queen St_, Port Perry (:text to Old Town Hall at Queen & Simctle) FRIDAY, JULY 9TH 7 p.m. Preview - K p.m. Auction SATURDAY, JULY 10TH 12 Noon Preview - I p.m. Auction 7 p.m. Preview - H .m- Auction SUNDAY, JULY 11TH 12 Noon Prcvicw - I p.m. Auction Acting on instructions received, v e Kvlf auction MAJOR BUCKHORN ART GALLERY AND COLLECTORS GIFTWARE and a very special presentation of A.J. CASSON - signed, limited editions including: Casson, Ontario Series, Casson Country Over 150 pcs. of fine gallery an, featuring Wildlife, Florals, Landscapes - signed, limited editions by Ken Danby, Michael Dumas. Terrence Andrews, George McLean, Brent Townsend, Elizabeth Berry, Bev Hagan, Joyce Betts, Patricia Bourque, Judi Kent Pyrah and many other fine Canadian artists... Introducing 25 new wildlife ltd. ed. prints by Martin Visser and Paul Rankin. FINE GIFTWARE: Bohemia/Czech fine crystal vases/bowls, hand crafted figurines & sculptures (Armani, David Winter), Royal Doulton, rare collector plates, (Christian Bell, Fairmont, Rockwell, Wedgwood), Kaiser Getman porcelain, fine glass (Wedgwood & Goebel) and many other items incl. hand woven carpets, Epson photo scanner, etc... TERMS: CASH, CHEQUE per info at sale Subject to additions & deletions - No Buyers' premium THE MICHAELSON COMPANY INC. Anna Muench -Auctioneer 1-888-849-2790 or 905-660-4249 Great shopping • Lots of Bargains • Fun for everyone 16— Bring a friend & enjoy the fun! Wed. Jury 9, Sart 6:30: View. from neon Kahn Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, 3 mi. N. of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week antiques, fine furniture, glass, china 8 collectibles from a Whitby d Scarborough estate to incl: FURWMRE: Antiques - oak bowfront china cabinet w/ paw feet, oak hall stand, mahogany 8 walnut longcase Grandfather clock w/painted face, 9 pc. oak DR ate, bonnet chest, 8 chickencoup chairs, 3 pc. mahogany parlour set, oak side by side china cabinet. oak grarned secretary chest, Ig, inlaid French style sideboard, ma- hogany serpentine front mirrorback sideboard, Victor- ian Settee. mission oak drop front desk, 1/4 cut oak dressers, rope bed, oak washstands. Murphy bed. pine vanity, pr. Victorian balloon back chairs. marble top Victorian dresser, oak church pew, Deco china cabinet, oak rased gramophone. buried walnut Victorian occa- sional tables. Victorian carved plant stand. Victorian slipper chair, Rosewood desk, Winchester chimes mantle clocks. Gingerbread clock, pine blanket box. Lane cedar chest. 1/4 cut oak framed hall mirror bak- ers table, drop lead table, sewing chest, occasional ta- bles 8 chairs etc GLASS, CHINA. COLLECTIBLES ART- Lladro figur- ines, signed W Jackson oil or canvas plus others. RS Germany tea caddy, 4 Goebel figurines. Royal Albert dishes - Chelsea Bird. Nippon, pickle cruet, Royal Doul- ton Earlswood coffee pot. cruet set, press glass, opal- escent glass, Coalport, Wedgwood. Bradley 8 Hubbard mirror, Rosevule lamp - Freesia pattern. Royal Albert - Petrt Point, crystal pcs. silver overt', cups/saucers. oil lamps. hand painted luncheon set, child's violin. View - master w/slides. mounted deer heads. Magnacon tele- scope, linens. prints etc.. United Caravelle Arcade NEO FURNITURE: maple desk w/chair, new pine hstand. 5 pr maple BR suite. 4 pc pine finish BR Ig. 5 pc, pine BR set w/4 poster bed. Ig pine che- nhrror etc- ; estate is one of the best of this year with marry It antiques for the serous collector and ail who t good quality' Randy Potter Auctioneer Ph. (905) 693-0041 TESS TiDD ESTATE SALES SERVICE IMPORTANT ESTATE AUCTION SAT. JULY 10TH AT 10:00 A.M. AT TIDD'S AUCTION HOUSE 5 kms. east of Cobourg on hwys'L Selling the contents from the estate of the late Miss Jeannette Watson andppar- tial contents from Miss Rosella Cun- ningham. Miss Cunningham has moved to We Residence. FURNITURE - v Pce. walnut dining room suite, 5 pce. Sheraton style mahogany bedroom suite iltngerie chest, twin four poster beds, night table, dresser w/mirror ), Duncan Phvfe style walnut china cabinet, Re- ge ncy ystyle mahogany nest of tables. Duncan Phyfe style coffee table and round side table, pr. Victorian walnut hall chairs w/needlepoint seats, Vic- tonan Rosew(x)d balloon back chair w/ needlepoint seat, Queen Anne uphol- %terteei parlour chair w,'rosewcxxd frame, �'tctar.n upholstered armchairs w/ carved walnut frame, Queen Anne stvie wing armchair, mahogany cuno cabinet, ladles mahogany kneehole desk, French Provincial sofa and chair (white uphol- stery), elaborately carved walnut cedar linea chest, pme blanket box, 2 steamer trunks, Eastlake 1/4 cut oak parlor table, Victonan oak ciresstn screen CHINA: Moorcroft - (5" & 3 112" vases, trinket box w/lid, & 2 - coaster size pplates), Roval Doultons - "Dinkv Do" HN1678, 'Rag Doll- HN2142. "Darling" HN1985, "Bedtime" HNIg78, Do HN1099, HN1101, HIN109K, H\i1054, 41 Mo)' S.B. & Son 'Muss Rose" china (c 181(1), 75 e. Limoges "Elite Works" china (C19U 57ppece. Wedgwood "Con- way" china (0950), -various Limoges jewel caskets and trinket boxes, Coa- lport, Roval Albert, Aynsley, Royal Crown Derby, Cloisonne, Wedgewood, Royal Copenhagen, Staffordshire, Nip- pon, Noritake, Royal Worcester. GLASS: Various cut glass pees., pressed glass, etched crystal, cut crystal, de- pression glass, art glass, Cranberry glass, etc. SILVER: Entree dishes, plat- ters, trivets, cutlery, carving set, fish and pie servers, tea strainers, dressing table set, etc. COLLECTABLES : Hand- made quilts, excellent selection of vin- tage linens - Battenburg, cut work, hand crochet - table clothes, runners, bed- spreads, placemats, Pillow cases, cash- mere and wool blankets, oil paintings, prints, pictures and frames, quality car- pets, (area rugs), old advertisement tins, molds, old candy jars,plus so many oth- er collectable items. This is a superb sale, with everything in excellent/ clean condition, with may items being family heirlooms. Viewing - 9 a.m. to time of sale. (arrangements can be made to view prior to sale.) Lunch Available. Terms - Cash, Visa, M.C., Interac, cheque w/proper I.D. For more infor- mation, to consign your quality items or to book an estate sale, call Patricia Tidd, TIDD ESTATE SALES SERV- ICE. (905) 372-2994 or 1-877-863-2477. 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