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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_07_11PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44,000 32 PAGES Pickering residents cry foul BaseballPICKEMN CENTRAL BRANCH diamond plan strikes out BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERIfNG — Residents of a west Pickering neighbourhood are fighting a Town plan to locate a full-size baseball diamond in their yet -to -be -constructed neighbour- hood park. They maintain the diamond will take up most of the park and leave little space lir the community to use, especially during games in the evenings when most people actual- ly have time to go there. "In essence the community is not getting a park. it's getting a Town facility:' says Ian Glyn - Williams, one of about 60 con- ccmed residents who attended a re- cent public meeting to discuss the issue: with Town officials. "It would be like putting the Don Beer Arena in your backyard:' The new 5.7 -acre park is to be located on the south side of Woodsmere Crescent, west of Now WROMENT By W" Us TOOAYr • • WE WILL NOT W UPIDERSOL011 Z39 Sblbn SbtlM 6�6-2445 Rosebank Road. The plan calls for a full-size, three -acre hall diamond designed for league play by 13 -to - 17 -year-olds, which will include floodlights. a backstop, an outfield fence and two sets of small, five - tiered hleachers. According to Mr. GlynWilliams. the ball diamond was planned about 10 years ago when the park was supposed to be bigger. Changes in residential density in the area and to the rules that determine how much parkland developers must dedicate to local municipalities have resulted in a reduction in the size of the park since then. -Now instead of a big park with a big facility in it we have a small park with a big facility sgtjcc7cd into it. The issue is does the Wo odsmere community want a large tournament -size baseball field which really doesn't fit into the size SUNDAY, JULY 11, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51 $1 NEWSSTAND RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Local paramedics went to work at the scene of dog, Rex, in a bid to revive him as a Pickering a residential fire in Pickering Friday afternoon firefighter looks on. Emergency crews also res - and resuscitated a family pet injured in the cued a second dog and a cat from the blaze, blaze. Here, paramedics Gene Pugliese (left) which started in the garage of the Pine Ridge and Marcel Rasile administer oxygen to the Road home. Another photo on page 2. See PICKF_RING page 4 Inside the Paramedics to the rescue News Advertiser . 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"They gave him oxy- gen" Firefighters also pulled a cat and a second dog from the horse. They were OK No one was injured. Crews from three fire halls re- sponded to the blaze that broke out �NOXIAIS$': : odt�ang die row NOW 04M s the laws est tri-nwode, Did r Ct�utA Wit, Wvi av at Ext eaar�eaww+ratorin�r around 1:45 p.m. It was contained to the garage, but the home was filled with smoke and sustained substantial damage, reports Deputy Chief Pearsall. Mr_ Ufnal was outside his home at the time of the fire and was not aware of the blaze. A neighbour called 911. The cause of the fire was un- known at press time. It remains under investigation. am" -- sp-on -- Personal Commurka tions Certres aPiekering Town Centre (905) 837-12.12 843 King St. W. 0shawa (905) 576-1212. Whitby Mall (905) 725-1212 : IVlOE7%/ity 4 +ii,,i, 3h>d 4.w •- .?bs ;tit. h .y.��,i. :�t� A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 RON PIETRONIROI News Advertiser photo Fire guts garage Pickering firefighters were called to the connection with the fire, but paramedics scene of a garage fire at 540 Pine Ridge Rd. were credited with saving the life of a dog at Friday afternoon and quickly extinguished the premises. The cause of the blaze has not the blaze. There were no injuries reported in yet been determined. Summer Bible school starts Monday PIC:KERING — Agape aged six to 15. port United Church, 1066 Dun - Temple &-%cnth Day Adventist There will be arts and crafts. barton Road, Pickenng. Church offers a free Vacation other activities and snacks. For more information call Bible School July 12 to 25. The bible school will run Marilyn Hansen at 905 -832 - The program is for children from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at Fair- 2827. Gentle Dental Care for Adults, Kits and Great Big Babies. We keep our patients smiling by taking the amt to underhand , their needs. Add our friendly, caring staff and state-of-tlr-art wbuques and you've fowd a good dented how • A Iii Rup of DeoW Tfuhnob - swittle whole bmdy .gam & Eve■bg Ajax, Pickering residents can take a hike The public is invited to enjoy a daN of hikes. displays, music. story- telling. children's games and a free harbecue in the Rouge Park on Take- a-Hike/Parks Day in Canada Satur- day, July 17. Hikes will begin at 6 a.m., 8:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. at The Pearse House Conservation Centre at 1749 Meadowvale Road in Scarborough, opposite the Toronto Zoo. Partici- pants are asked to register if they want to attend the 6 a.m. 'early -bird' hike. Participants will have a chance to win one of many prizes, including Air Canada tickets to lots of world- wide destinations. Also featured during the day will be songwriter and emcee 'Magoo' over the lunch hour, and woodlore expert and storyteller Hawkshadow with his teepee. There'll also be dis- plays by local conservation groups, and a chance to visit with a bird of prey_ Pearse House will be open to the public. Call 416 -28 -ROUGE or 905-713- 6007 for more information __ _ _ _ _ _ M ' How long ' has it been? PW1 � 1 I� , 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE , NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED. WARRANTY APPROVED OIL CHA NGE SPECIAL 1 'u. AHAMM .99*$1 oe�tra toe' dw300 t�1 IM 1 RADIATOR IFLUSH & FILL $39.951 SPECIAL from 1�� OD C..stlnllAi saw I OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! 1 I , . 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401). AJAX L905j 427-6796 Email it t Ij 1 l 1 NewsAdvertiser _ newsroom@durham.net LAST CHANCE NOW OPENI. I JUMBO SIZE I I STORAGE WARDROBE ��� GIFTWARE WITH SHELVES I N l U L►Y ! SHIPMENT! me mayor dlsirlbotor of these hand, wardrobes was facing financial troubles $o – when they claimed bankrupfry we picked up = mis great deal a helped them recov.^r some _ of ebelr losses, — -- 0 PF�OES Ti.[,R 999 — t 4 School boards lobby Province for more' special-ed funds ; Ontario boards `really struggling' to help special -needs students BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Wriler School boards across Ontario are banding to- gether in an attempt to initiate a major overhaul of the government's funding formula for special -needs programs. Officials from pub- lic, separate and French -language hoards throughout the province held a forum Wednes- day to share experiences on the inadequacies in the Ministry of Educa- tion's current special - education funding model and to develop some solutions to those problems, reports Bev Freedman, superinten- dent of programs for the Durham District School Board. Ms. Freedman says hoards across Ontario have been "really strug- gling" this year to meet the needs of special -ed- ucation students under the government's cur- rent funding scheme. "This isn't a Durham issue. This is a provin- cial issue;" she says. School board officials who met in Mississauga are trying "to see what we can do to make some suggestions so the process can be re- worked " - The forum, orga- nized by the three orga- nizations representing supervisory officers em- ployed by Ontario's public, Catholic and French boards, was held BEV FREEDMAN 'This isn't a Durham issue. This is a provincial issue.' "to gather accurate funding information from each board, to ad- dress general provinccwide dissatis- faction with the current model and to develop recommendations to forward to the min- istry," states a news re- lease from the three groups. Ms. Freedman re- ports Wednesday's meeting was attended by approximately 115 people from 33 school boards. She also says 63 of Ontario's 72 school boards forwarded sub- missions outlining their concerns to the govern- ment. A smaller group of board representatives met with ministry offi- cials Thursday. The organizations maintain school boards across Ontario "are con- cerned that the current education funding model does not meet the needs of all students...There has been an increase in funding for special edu- cation. This was, in part, an attempt to ad- dress some of the inade- quacies with the current model. Serious con- cerns remain.' Those concerns in- clude the fact the cur- rent funding formula doesn't account for new growth and students have to meet "strict def- initions" in order to qualify for extra sup- port, Ms. Freedman says. "I'm hoping to see a little more rationalizing of the restrictions and the funding so we can better provide for our students:" she says. "This was a difficult year for us" Meanwhile, Ministry of Education spokesman Rob Savage reports the Province is meeting with board rep- resentatives again with- in the next two weeks. And, he adds, the on- going talks are aimed at bringing about changes to the current funding formula for the 2000- 2001 school year. Durham Catholic District School Board officials could not be reached for comment. Volunteers aid Hearth Place NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 PAGE 3 A/P !Hearth Place Cancer' _ Anyone who would Hearth Place at 579 - Support Centre is look- like to help may call 4833. ing for. volunteers to ;You in I I help with refreshments and a barbecue • ,... C fiLdion throughout the day at Gift Certificates! an " upcoming slo-pitch I7 Due ` to incorrect in- tion Act; contravening a tournament in Oshawa formation released by the law relevant to a mem- July 24. Ontario College ofTeach- ber's suitabilityto hold a The 2nd Annual ers, three of seven allege- teaching certificate; c om- Hire-a-Student Slo- tions of professional mis- mitring an act `regarded, Pitch Tournament orga- conduct listed against by members as disgrace-- nized by the Human Martin Hungerford were fur, dishonourable or un - Resources Centre for wrongly reported in the professional"; and con - Students will be held at July 9 edition. duct unbecoming a mem- Southmead Park, with Mr. Hungerford's ber. proceeds going to sup- charges are failing to The News Advertiser port Hearth Place. -comply with the Educa- regrets the error. Monday, July 12 thn Sunday, July 18 1 .- ....See Magic Mike ' and Friends on Saturday. duly 171h t at 1:30 p.m. in the Food Court. °hundreds of oftables = h and racks of discounted .; summer einerchandise! W -A .W ;You in I I ;mid Pickering Town Centre Gift Certificates! Comm Is pea is onu rb siders Is Years of ape ad ow. '"' f . " lbew rider the aN d I� require a sl�atere Ifroa a parent w "`... pr I nchm Twu Come fag stab, snrprow Malt. � - tbotr ssppMrs orad tbelr beaadlate retatlra are not eq�k. No tF perdrase nscsmwy. MYoft bs" wA be twra tniiii aN an. aoMs I M by Sill P.M. Srwi/ J* IW It". prbe rrbaer will be antact4od by pie and wnt rKeM pHw at a Ir C =No cowsm t thea Mlunr art pwrlrt w adegrate ileatlltotlion b cure a prtae. trine art be aocyph/ r asraded. Ne arb rebre. Ati.neiieo benne tb property of pkbotbr lbwr Centre: W%w art certeall newer a illi IiI1r1trrlbeC - blrtbq aegreaeeteal 11111111101111111 w "aftwbrrer corrawre:, y aeledltbrj wft to the pobticaillok an&w dbft at 0* nsae at Mtberiep lbws CAn&*% dlsaetiwr. FW tamest dMift yalar awWs0le at Mtberip lawn Cewe Guest Srrrioes. Pickering group battles park plan iPICKERING from page 1 of space available?" The residents maintain there isn't enough park left for other facilities and open play area, especially since the ball diamond is likely to be used for league games four nights a week from about 6:30 p.m. on. They're also concerned about traffic and parking problems on game nights and potential problems with litter and washroom facilities that have occurred at other parks. As well, they're unhappy at the prospect of having the neigh- bourhood illuminated by the diamond floodlights, even though they've been told that will make the park safer. "[here's a big difference between some morality light- ing and flooding the whole park like a prison yard, which is what it would be like;' notes Mr. Glyn - Williams. He contends the Town should put a smaller sports facility like a soccer field or kids' baseball diamond in the Woodsmere park and place its full-size facilities in big- ger parks only. Mr. Glyn%lliams says he and the Rouge River Restora- tion Committee he presides over would like to see some of the park, once part of the Altona Forest, restored to its natural state, perhaps by pre- serving a wetland area that has managed to re-establish itself despite construction in the area. But for most resi- dents, he notes, the central issue is the ball diamond. Town director of parks and facilities Everett Bunts - ma says construction of the park is being delayed until some kind of consensus is reached with the community. However, he notes the park as planned includes a com- plete playground area for children, a paved path around the perimeter and plenty of recreational space, and would be similar to other parks in Pickering. "People should maybe have a look at the other parks around town and they'll real- ize this is the way parks are built in Pickering" Mr_ Buntsma agrees that, ideally, he would like the Town to be able to purchase 50 -acre plots for spore park Unfortunately, we don't have lots of money and we do what we can with the re- sources we have available" "A Unique Retirwwnt Community" Now under construction Phase 1 already over 70% SOLD! Sale Centre Hours: Mon. - Thurs. 11 am to 5 pm Friday by appointment Sat. to Sun_ 1 pm to 5 pm Exclusive Agent Carol Robson Real Estate Ltd. Anne Sonnebichler Angela Moor -croft Safes Representatives (905)668-3738 I -888-255-5581 www.robsonreal.corn *Attached Garages • Loft Options in Some Models •Central Air Conditioning • Sprinklered for Firesafety • August Possession Available FUTURE PHASES TO INCLUDE APARTMENTS AND RETIREMENT CARE RESIDENCE Developed by the Corporation of Convention Baptist Non - Profit Residences of Ontario & Quebec. 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But like all Staff Writer stomach or even drop below 100 whether Durham monitoring post. hawa's Lakeview waters, their Eight of diarrhea, says Mr. counts per 100 has ever wit- However, he Beach East and counts tend to Durham's 16 Mcllmoyle. milliliters again. nessed so many says he does Beaverton South fluctuate through - beaches I l : 683-7363 beaches will be Signs will be Mr. Mcllmoyle closings because know heaches have traditionally out the summer. closed this week- end because of high bacteria lev- els. Swimmers will be greeted with signs warn- Iher ing them to stay , out of the follow- ing waters: Ro- taryPark and Pickering Beach in Ajax; Whitby Beach; Lakeview - Park East and West in Oshawa; Newcastle Beach Central in Clar- • ington; and Beaverton Beach North and South • in Brock Town- ship. - !f !f' If jf; !f !f !f !f - Beaches in Pickering, Bow- ��� �Y 5 �E C�� manuring, Scu- • Pillow Cases • Pillow INTEREST - o , Uxbridge PST • Bed Frame • Local Delivery FRE PAYMENTS g g g • Mattress Pad •Set-up ENTS and Brock's Tho- ^.; GST . Bed Rails • Disposal of FOR ONE _ rah Centennial '.1. • sheet straps old set BED IN A BAG will remain open •Layaway •Pillow Protector YEAR for business, say See Store For Details local health offs- cials. 1 i, The Regional ,..,, • ..,,. Health Depart- '~ ment conducts COMFORT SLEEP ORTHOPEDIC ORTHOPRACTIC ORTHO ELEGANCE ORTHOSUPREME weekly tests in _ the summer for E.Coli, a bacteria Single Sin le Single9 Sin le _ Im found in the in- Ma tress'179 Mattttress29 Ma tress1z Mattress Mattress tcstinal tract of _ animals and hu- Set '319 Set '369 Set '429 Set '509 Set '609 - mans. DOUBLE.... 219 Set ....... 389 DOUBLE.... 269 Set ....... 439 DOUBLE.... 299 Set- ..... 499 DOUBLE ... .419 Set....... 619 DOUBLE.... 489 Set ....... 719 Beaches face • QUEEN ....... 279 Set ....... 479 QUEEN....... 329 Set....... 499 QUEEN....... 339 'Set ....... 5•t9 QUEEN ... ....509 Set....... 689 QUEEN.......;89 Sct....... 8 9 closures when the KING.......... 469 Set....... =JKING.- ....... 509 Set....... 799 KING.......... 539 Set....... 869 KING ........ ..639 Set....... 999 KING.......... 709 Set..... 1179 _ bacteria level reaches over 100 - counts per 100 1 •` I ' milliliters. 4 "Levels of a E.Coli can be af- fected by a num- ber of different Waterfall Daybed Harvard Bunk L -Frame Futon Mates Bed Christina Bed _ • things," says - Craig Mcllmoyle, -••�•� "' �. 11111113 WAS WAS WAS �� but WAS the department's .�•..._ .��t 1q �• 30 = ''i` 289 2M rir 2" senior public r _ 3 NOW health inspector. "A lot of hot .• , , �- S _ Q S weather and a lot of rainfall can have an effect." Vanessa Daybed Iron Futon Bunk Iron Futon Captain Economy R Electric Mustabed - High winds :1 IPP disturbing ' sedi- MAS —' 11111U.:19A.t� MS ment as well as � 239 � 3!! � 319 30 UiAll the presence of �pEr .. water fowl and °• - algae can also boost bacteria 9 i 9 1S �oa ��u e'ts For �r 21 Ye she's UM ad:f• most ctirn_ent Sam- �. . pies were taken during Monday _ and Tuesday's hot and muggy tem- peratures. Those decid- ing to ignore the department's warning and take the plunge any- way can expect O5HAWA WHITBY PETERBOROUGH AJAX/PICKERING z FACTORY OUTLET _ - FACTORY OUTLET FACTORY OUTLET r OPEN — OPEN - OPEN SUN - iUH. SUN �, quences as eye, I ea and nm in -{'e'`' 1 Remember_ we are the factory PleaseV sit our Remember- to at P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 E d i t o r & opiNioNs Coe NEWS ADVERTISER J U EDITORIAL Extra-curriculars enrich teens' years Parties must work to return activities for Durham high school students It's difficult for anyone to reasonably determine why high school teachers in Durham have rejected contract amend- ments which would have reduced their workload and helped establish a means to provide extra -curricular activities. Public school board secondary teach- ers last week rejected proposals recom- mended by their union leadership which would have created some flexibility in the arbitrated settlement introduced in January and allowed teachers to trade off some of their classroom time. More recently, Catholic high school teachers rejected a similar proposal also being recommended for approval by their union leadership. Teachers, for their own reasons, did- n't like the plans being offered. That's unfortunate. Now, secondary students are left fac- ing another year of doubt about the fu- ture of the extra -curricular activities which serve to enrich their high school years. "It was our view that (the proposal) was a reduced workload," noted Bob McDonnell, the new president of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' As- sociation, following the failed vote. The good news is officials at both boards have vowed to work with teach- ers over the summer months to try and find some common ground on the issues of workload and extra -curricular activi- ties. And since school is now closed for summer, it gives all the parties an op- portunity to work toward a new agree- ment for September. The bad new is the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics association says teams won't run in boards where contracts have not been negotiated. So, as the issue currently stands, sports teams won't be operating in Durham Region's public and separate high schools in the fall. We respect the democratic right of teachers to vote with their collective conscience. At the same time. however, we also encourage them to communi- cate more clearly their needs and desires with their respective union leadership with a view to resolving this long-stand- ing dispute. Surely no one wants to see another school year pass by without extracur- ricular activities, which, by all accounts, serve students well in developing char- acter, discipline and motivation. This is too important an issue for everyone - teachers, students and par- ents - so it cannot fail. Let's get to work and find a solution. E-mail comments on this editorial to renews@durhamnet Submissions which include the writers fill name and town of residence will be constid- ered for publication. YJUEWI LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Basic education the various religious beliefs mak- chane g ing up our present multi -cultural should include community. To those who decry this deci- DURHAM LY side 11 . 1 9 9 9 1 774 *% 1 ••9 YJUEWI LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Basic education the various religious beliefs mak- chane g ing up our present multi -cultural should include community. To those who decry this deci- sion, I remind them that studies spiritual side in the humanities tell us that 'Man' is a spiritual animal. All brought thenen togedxr' but thCir rela- societies that I'm aware of, in - of human nature eluding our own aboriginals, rec- ognize a god or gods. For indi- To the editor: viduals or groups within a society who don't share that belief, an al - I have read with interest your editorials and letters from readers which followed the Durham Dis- ternative is sought — say, for ex - ample, a show business star, money, etc. For that reason alone, trict School Board decision to open the school day with a short why shouldn't a broad basic edu- cation include the spiritual side devotional which would include of human nature? Moreover, why shouldn't h;ld f BigBrothers g pe p s (pnmart y British and European) who can chane g lives from other societies who arm new to our country be informed of the Their common interest in sports ing and mechanics as examples of in- religious beliefs that held sway brought thenen togedxr' but thCir rela- Linda terests that would appeal to some amon the o le 'l Friends and role models sought by local boys g pe p s (pnmart y British and European) who founded, developed and shaped Their common interest in sports ing and mechanics as examples of in- Canada up until, arguably, the brought thenen togedxr' but thCir rela- Linda terests that would appeal to some Second World War? One of the tionship went far beyond that.young boys. "Kids are made of all dif- features of a `Christian -based so - That's apparent just a few minutes 'White ferent things. They're not all the ciety' is that individuals are free into a conversation with Mike Henning same" to accept or reject. of Pickering, who becomes an unoffi- Staff Writer Fortunately, one thing is the same: To readers in agreement with cud spokesman for the Big Brothers the increased confidence the boys student Trustee Gavin Stanley, Association of Ajax -Pickering when begin to show after spending time with who believe that we would get he shares his experiences at a fund- Certainly, it can be difficult to find a Big Brother. ' Bat's a common de- along nicely with morals and raising golf tournament Monday. "He made a big difference in my men willing to become Big Brothers, admits Ajax nominator," insists Mr. Henning, who his ethics, I wonder what their -Pickering association ex- agreed to shw+e story in hopes of source was, and who will adjudi- life," Mr. Henning says of his former ecutive director Sharlene Melnike. striking a chord with all those who've tate which we will follow? Big Brother Glenn Toner. Sonne worry about being a father fig- thought about becoming a Big Brother Mankind (Christians included) is Happily, Mr. Henning's story is not ure, though that's not what being a Big but just haven't taken the next step by fallible, as evidenced by the his - unique. For hundreds of young boys, Brother is all about. calling 6862871, and those who tory of our human relationship time with a Big Brother is important, "It's about being a friend and a role haven't yet thought about the differ- failures down through the ages. I memorable, even life -changing. model," explains Ms. Melnike. fence they could make -to a young boy. favour something a little more Mr. Henning, for example, vividly Others are concerned about finding "If my help could possibly bring a dependable! remembers "feeling different" from dum to four hours a week for their Lit- Big Brother to a Little Brother so he As I understand it, the board's teammates when it carne time for fa- tie Brother. But, "When you're spend- could have the same experience I had, intention is to be as all-inclusive ther-son games as a youngster. He also ing time with a friend, it doesn't seem I'd be grateful," he explains. as possible. For the avowed athe- remembers the increased confidence that much at all," she believes. The youngsters on the waiting list ists, why not include proportion - and pride he felt when his Big Brother Still others worry about being too would be grateful too. al time to outline how we, the came onto the scene. old, and some think it's about being E-rnail comments on this cohiam to marvel that is mankind, evolved In Ajax and Pickering, 42 young into sports. But men of all ages and in- nnewsOdurham net. Submissions from slime on a pond some - boys feel the same pride. Sadly, anoth- terests can have something to offer a which include dine writer's fill nwwe where? er 15 are waiting for that special some- youngster needing a male influence. and town of residence will be consid- Rob Duff, one to make a diff xenee in their lives. Ms. Melnike points to woodwork- trod forpubScrd ba. 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 Estate.Auiomotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager hismi (905) 683-5110 &mks (905) 683-5110 (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 F,Mail newsroom@durham.net Web address www.dudmmncws.net '130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont L IS 21-15 The News Advertiser is one of the Metrolaod Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 8c 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 rc6mse any advertisement- Credit for advertisement limited to spam price error occu- Pies. AOM J1 DVERTISER SUND Guilty on a'11 counts Verdict in on drunk driving case which killed Pickering man and his aunt BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Nearly three years after a hor- rific head-on crash, a Scugog Is- land resident has been convicted of drinking and driving causing the deaths of a Pickering man and his aunt. Late Thursday, a Superior Court jury found Gordon Brooks guilty of nine charges in the 1996 collision. Relieved relatives of the vic- tims wept in the Whitby court- room as Mr. Brooks, 38, was con- victed of two counts of impaired driving causing death, impaired driving causing bodily harm, dan- gerous driving causing death and dangerous driving causing bodily harm. He was also guilty of dri- ving with an alcohol level exceed- ing 80 milligrams. "We're very happy. We've had this hanging over our heads for three years. It's been a long time waiting, but justice has finally been done. It's closure for us," said a relieved Wendy Gillott, a former Pickering resident. Now we can move on know- ing he's not on the road." Ms. Gillott's family was torn apart by tragedy the morning of Oct. 26, 1996. Her brother Brian Fensom and her aunt June Humphrey were killed, and her parents Murray and Ella Fensom were critically injured. "He was my only brother; my aunt was my mother's only sister. I have only my mom and dad left;' she said. During last week's trial, court heard Mr. Brooks was westbound on Highway 7A at 9:45 a.m., when his Chevy pick-up truck swerved across the road and col- lided head-on with the Jeep Cherokee carrying the Fensoms. Mr. Fensom, 45, and Ms. Humphrey, 69, of Scarborough, were pronounced dead at the scene. Police and paramedics testified they detected a strong odor of al- cohol coming from Mr. Brooks, who was taken to Lakeridge Health Port Perry with injuries and later administered a breatha- lyzer test. A breath sample taken at 12:13 p.m. showed he had 128 mg of al- cohol per 100 millilitres of blood. Defence lawyer Marshall Sack was highly critical of the Crown's forensic toxicologist, Dr. Michael Corbett, of the Centre of Forensic Sciences, who testified as to the This was the scene on Oct. 26. 1996 after the horrific head-on collision on Hwy. 7A in Durham Region which claimed the lives of Pickering res- ident Brian Fensom and June Humphrey, and effects of alcohol on a person's ability to drive. The toxicologist, based on the breath samples, estimated Mr. Brooks's alcohol level at the time of the crash was between 117 to 165 mg per 100 ml of blood. He said at 50 mg of alcohol, clarity, peripheral vision and the ability to process visual informa- tion starts to deteriorate. As the alcohol level increases, a driver's ability to respond to "an unex- pected event" decreases, Dr. Cor- bett explained. At 80 milligrams, the legal limit, most drivers have difficulty driving in a straight line, he added. Mr. Sack described Mr. Brooks, a utility contractor, as a hardworking married father of two who was just happened to be involved in an "unfortunate acci- dent "I haven't forgotten that two people died; Mr. Brooks hasn't forgotten that. It's been with Mr. Brooks since that accident. Mr. Brooks was the fortunate one, he survived," Mr. Sack told jurors during his final address Wednes- day. "Nothing will bring those peo- ple back... This was a horrible News Advertiser file photo critically injured Murray and Ella Fensom. A jury returned a guilty verdict against Gordon Brooks late Thursday night. He is currently out on bail while —nothing more, nothing less — accident." Mr. Brooks pleaded not guilty to the charges. He did not testify during his trial. Instead, his lawyer advanced the defence the- ory Mr. Brooks had swerved to avoid a fox on the road, and ended up crossing the solid centre line. "This swerving to miss a fox is nothing but a fairy tale. There's absolutely no evidence of any fox;' Crown attorney Ken Polley countered during his closing ad- dress. "The only explanation for (the crash) is the fact Mr. Brooks abil- ity to operate a motor vehicle was impaired... "I'm sure he never set out to kill anybody. That's why impaired driving is a crime. It's not a social indiscretion, it's a crime," said the Crown. "Mr. Brooks, I'm sure, never intended these terrible con- sequences.- At one point, while arguing his client's innocence, Mr. Sack de- scribed drunk driving as a "horri- ble plague on society" and he then stated: "No one suggests im- paired drivers ought to be given any mercy at all." Ironically, the defence awaiting sentenct ng. lawyer's words mirrored those of the victims' family following the verdict. "Mr. Brooks has never shown us anything but contempt. He has never come up to me and said he is sorry for what he did to my family. He has never shown an ounce of remorse... He deserves what he gets," said Ms. Gillott, as her eyes welled with tears. The Crown will seek a peniten- tiary sentence in the range of five to seven years. Mr. Justice Bruce Glass will sentence Mr. Brooks following a hearing set for Sept. 16. As the jury foreman stood to read the decision at 10 p.m., after seven hours of deliberations, his voice gradually rose in tone as he j repeated the word "Guilty" to each count nine times in rapid succession. '"lite public has to stop people from drinking and driving. Some- how we have to send out the mes- sage and (jurors) did that,,' Ms Gillott said of the outcome. Mr. Brooks is out on bail pend- ing sentencing, but he is not per- mitted to drive in the meantime. — With nits from Lesley McMaster They re everywhere.. Catholic board staff using.temporary accommodations Durham Catholic District School --Board staff are being temporarily • accommodated in several locations throughout Oshawa this summer as renovations are under way at the board headquarters on Rossland Road. The director of education, the aboard of trustees and staff in the board's support services depart- ment, including transportation and admissions, are working out of Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School, 700 Stevenson Rd. N., during July and August. Program services staff and su- perintendents for Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa families of schools are also being housed at 700 Stevenson Rd. N. in the student services wing. Human resources, business ser- vices and the accounts and purchas- ing departments will be temporarily located on the lower level of the board's plant department, 652 Ross - land Rd. W., just north of the Catholic education centre off Wa- verly Road. The printing department will re- main at the board's headquarters during the construction period. Telephone numbers will not change during the summer. Board staff can still be reached through the switchboard at 686-1541 or 576- 6150. \Y EDITION, July 11,1999 MW 7 AM Good marks for nuclear plant m report card PICKERING — The Picker- ing nuclear station has failed to meet three of the 14 performance indicator targets set for May by Ontario Power Generation. The latest monthly 'report card' released by the former Ontario Hydro to make the Crown corpora- tion accountable to the public indi- cates the successor company bet- tered the targets in nine other cate- gories and met them in two. May report card results were as follows, for the first five months of 1999, except for measurements that are quarterly, as indicated: • In an index reflecting nine indus- try standard performance mea- sures set by the World Association of Nuclear Operators (for the first quarter of 1999) — 75.2 per cent, bettering OPG's target of 69.6 per cent, but short of the industry me- dian of 84.4 per cent. • Public safety Level One and Two events reportable to the Atomic Energy Control Board — zero, im- proving on OPG's target of six. • 'Reactor trips' or the number of unplanned automatic reactor shut- downs per 7,000 hours — zero, better than the OPG target of one and the industry median of 0.8. • The number of special safety sys- tems which exceeded their yearly unavailability target — zero, bet- tering the OPG goal of one. • Compliance with nuclear safety 1 commitments to the AECB — 100 per cent, meeting the OPG goal of 100 per cent. • Net electrical production by the station — 5.5 terrawatt hours (one terrawatt equals one billion kilo- watts), bettering the OPG target of 5.4 TWh. • Capability factor or amount of energy capable of being produced per month as a percentage of per- fect performance — 74.4 per cent, better than the OPG goal of 72 per cent but falling below the industry median of 82.8 per cent. • Total outage days per reactor — 29.8, failing to meet the OPG tar- get of 25. The corporation notes in its report outage days were worse than target for May due to the ex- tension of the Unit 6 outage earlier in the year. • Low and intermediate level solid radioactive waste produced — 914 cubic metres, improving on the OPG target of 1,208 cubic metres. • Radiation dose to the public from both the `A' and 'B' stations — 0.3 millirems/site, bettering the OPG goal of 0.5 mrem/site. • Major and moderate preventable spills — zero, meeting the OPG goal of zero. • Total collective dose of radiation to all on-site personnel and visitors — 31.3 rem/unit, failing to meet the OPG goal of 27 rem/unit. OPG notes this indicator was worse than target due to Unit 5 outage work taking longer than expected. • Accident severity rate or the number of days lost for injuries per 200,000 hours worked — 501, failing to meet the OPG goal of five. OPG states performance listed worse than target is not an indica- tion the tractors are unsafe. P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 Put a lid on it Summer hats for fun, fashion and protection To help protect sensitive little heads from the potentially dam- aging rays of the sun, retailers in Durham are stocking fash- ionable and trendy headwear for the younger set. Hats, along with sunscreen and proper clothing, are now, required wear for people young and old before they head out into the hot summer sun. FOR KITCHEN A RATHR(X)M RENOVATIONS CUSTOM UPGRADES INCLUDED WITH ALL RENOVATION PROJECT% ROOKED THIS MONTH' HUGE RENOVATION SHOWROOM KITCHEN A: BATHROOM MODELS MOBILE -JM SITE MUM CONCRETE eAYALLMIE-MONDAY SATURDAY eSANG A GRAVEL OCONCRETE dI UNSHRNIKABLE RLL *COLOURED CONCRETE *CONCRETE RESTORATION i REPAIR PRODUCTS *STONE SLINGER SERVICE 1 1-800-473-7385 210 IRM RD. N. MOM (BrAM RD. N i TAUNTON RD.) tat are tsars erMow _ _ a silt yore mads AND TDIMi Naldft you w1h a year in atIa d g vy d aOs Ln 8 bol narrapapara taryou to look owe nriMr , -any Ob�1011. FOr aloe Ia 011 cd ow INSIDE SALES DEPARTMENT BY CHRIS BOVIE Staff Editor Summer fashion has come to a head. More and more parents are purchasing hats for their young- sters not only to add a little panache to their wardrobe but to also serve as protection from the sun's harmful rays. Sunscreen can help protect the skin. but without covering the head, you and your kids could be in danger of sun stroke. "It's very important, especially as kids up to six months can't wear sunscreen;" says Kerry Stephenson, owner of Oshawa - based Lids for Kids. Parents are becoming more ed- ucated about UV rays and are making sure their little ones are well protected. For some parents it's a fashion statement;' says Ms. Stephenson. "They want the matching hat and outfits:' Some people enjoy throwing on a ball cap but they don't pro- vide enough protection from the sun, she says. Also, many have cardboard in the brim which makes it very hard to wash — although throwing these caps into the dishwasher `It's very important, especially as kids up to six months can't wear sunscreen.' — KERRY STEPHENSON will help keep the bill from rip- pling, says Jane Toshack. Safari hats (remember the lids worn in movies featuring the French Foreign Legion?) cover the back of the neck and parts of the ear. This style of hat is more popu- lar among boys. For girls and women a soft, flexible straw weave hat is one of the hottest items, says Ms. Toshack. These hats aren't the best for blocking out the sun, but they are fashionable. They have a smaller full brim and come in a wide variety of colours. OK, you've found the perfect hat for your youngster. Now how do you get them to keep it on'? 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"People are always looking to add value to their home and there's no better way than with a new bath- room," says Sam Beninato of Plumbing Mart "At our show- room they can see many file designs and bathroom ensembles and while here take advantage of the staff's knowledge and expertise." Looted at 1534 Midland Ave, the newly expanded showroom is only 15 minutes from anywhere in Ajax and Pickering. Take Hwy 401 to McCowan Rd. south to Lawrence, west two major udersections and then north one block north on Midland on the west side. Not only does Plumbing Mart install superior bath- rooms but now offer complete kitchen packages at very affordable prices. They also back up their promise of quality and service with a 5 -year installation warranty. Call their renovation showroom at (416) 2&%798 or for a free in -hare estimate at toll free 14WBATHRENO or 1- BW228.4736. -I\,- A:. Ll tie their child's will to get them to wear hats outdoors. Ms. Stephenson says parents should try and get their kids used to wearing hats at an early age so it becomes second nature. "When they are five and six years old try and pick fun prints that they'll enjoy." Some hats have string ties to help keep them on the head, some even tie to the side away from a toddlers prying fingers. If your child's old enough it's a good idea to let them be in- volved in the purchase. Hopefully, if they pick the hat they like the best they'll be more dedicated to wearing them. For parents with one or more children, you can buy unisex hats that can be handed down. If you're hoping to pass them down, try and stay away from fad hats that have the latest cartoon sensation or musical group. What's popular today could be passe tomorrow. Many teen boys are sporting a summer "Gilligan" style hat, helped made popular by new music artists. "They see the music videos and they become popular;" says Ms. Toshack. 1110 1 rr� Complete selection of Vinyl W"Jows g Doors • Picture windows • Bay 3 E windows • Patio Moors • Storm Moors • New construction VKlndows �iiY20alo rr Wayne Huk&wn ­­- so—o" 579-2222 1-888-57648585',,°". NORJO PRISES +WINDOWS ODOORS at *PAMO DOORS +DECKS Samples.. In -Home or Showroom References Available (905) 839-2255 ur ar [soarautornfa�or a % 9W yar mods AND Yotm 11 �=_C61 prime year in actors d bpl rrawapapara t0► you b bok owe rrlllrooA any obipatim For marc.tloraralber caft IMSIDE SALES DEPARTMENT (90911 9470-AAOO Blood donor clinics being held across Durham in July Several blood donor clin- ics are planned for Durham during the month of July. On Saturday July 17, the MacLean Community Cen- tre, 95 Magill Dr. in Ajax, will host a clinic from noon to 4 p.m.. Two days later, on Mon- day July 19, St. Joseph the Worker Parish, 1100 Mary. St. H in Oshawa will host a clinic from 3 p.m. to 8 p.m. The Clarington Beech SINCE 1986 "SUMMER IS UPON US" _ .. � (Entim) Whole Souse Get any 5 rooms of Carpet Steam Cleaned PSL J� your Sofa do Chair for $99 Utstra charge for cotton and loose cushions) Must present P"686 -9161T cleaning 71.7.1. YOUR FRIENI).S THF. BUTLER D/D IT' 1 IX&N 1 PICK YOUR OWN or Ready Picked Available (Supply permitting) ZUnowicz Farm MRI WRY Centre, located at 26 Beech Ave. in Bowmanville will hold a donor clinic on Wednesday July 21 from 1 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. M In Whitby blood donors can visit Legion Hall 112 at 117 Byron St., on Tuesday July 27 from noon to 7:30 p.m. On Friday July 30, the Pickering Town Centre, at 1355 Kingston Road, will host a clinic from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Shivers at 17 -MW4 t orn 6 3. 0pw (112 hetear 1 A� Conrodr Trm"ine Deo, lick OU" ad L88k Yong have 41red me globe since the 19M. Their aedib incbde 0i ill, ad wienig ile People] Choice A"d S 6e leterrlatlonal Ckm Fed ie Moate Cato. Shows lode "Owb old lMe KN- Ione Cop" and "Taegu." WAGON July 12 - July 19, July 22 - July 25 ROESas ON CATFS wariehr eekrWw brown for kis m,r heabd Morar, comic jugglkrg. ft1 vjcyg aad araring 111 * manipldatloe. hob's show is Ido•energy with pledy d audience p ftpft, creaive mmft and bdeaalgr aslorredieg iuggling leafs. EuM Bild July r : sw VANWfim r�d For more information on blood donation or clinic lo- cations call Canadian Blood Services at 1-800-701- 7803. LS t OF FRW4 s* N NOW111 e MQMVIN Didde Bird (aka lidnrd KnedMel) fns rears of pub.. eq and losing esperierra. iAIE 99%eM Kegler VLLAGE dnrrr , aetlrlas IMroughad North America with las unique Wenls. ChMu d all A66*x, when * Vid ages Jae Didde Bird's marvdm bubble machine sed adtcm kdl d magic tnda. Ceielr Gad= aAer 5ow ton Road W., Whitby ITBY 668-660610 :ullengardens.com AIP PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 RON PIMONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Clearedfor takeoff Brett Kelly winds up to launch his 'Air Hog' into the sky during a bit of summer fun at Kinsmen Park in south Ajax. Brett was at the park with friends to enjoy the earl- days of his summer vacation. BILLBOARD JULY 11, 1999 SUNDAY, JULY 11 HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Soci- ety holds its Cream of the Crop annual garden tour, starting at 10 a.m. at Vaugh- an Willard Public School, Glenanna and Dixie rds. Fol- lowing the tour, there will be a strawberry tea at 3:30 p.m. Cost is $12 per person. Phone 839-7057, 839-7600 for information. TUESDAY, JULY 13 TEENS: The Youth Centre, X60 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax, hosts Nintendo 64 Challenge Night with prizes from 6 to 8 p.m. 428-1212. SPA: Young women aged 13 to 19 years are invited to take part in 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 week. 428- 1212. WEDNESDAY, JULY 14 AUTISM: The Durham Chapter of the Autism Soci- ety holds a get-together at 8 p.m. at 19 Bird Circle, Ajax. Support for families of indi- viduals with PDD or autism. 427-9572 (Judy Crosbie). TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters and Pickering Powerhouse Group will hold bi-weekly meetings together this sum- mer and meet at 335 Bayly St. W., Ajax, in the basement of the Fortune Financial building. It's for those inter- ested in public speaking and/or leadership and com- munications. No charge. 683-4439. Internet training for kids PICKERING — Local Library every Wednesday af- youngsters are invited to ternoon from 2 to 3 p.m. learn basic Internet skills from July 14 to Aug. 18. Par - while searching the Net for encs and caregivers are asked sports sites at the Pickering to register children for one Central Library's new com- session only. To register call puter lab. 831-6265, ext. 226. This free program for kids The Central Library is at aged eight to 1 I is being of- One The Esplanade, opposite fered at the Pickering Central Town hall. WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Pro/aaalonat and PwvwwOzed Sorvk. Fr" ConHd6rrdat ComoVation .. Trustees in Bark-uptcy Several convenient locations, including. OSHAwA 146 Simcoe Street N. (SW 726-9104 (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Ave. E. (416)750.6620 (near DVP and 401) 255 Morningside Ave. (416) 263-6140 (Morningside Mall) TRENT UNIVERSITY FALL AND WINTER Part-time studies in Peterborough and Oshawa beginning September 13 REGISTER ONLINE! 1 Mmlrr trentu.ca GU for information or brodwre Peterborough Oshawa (795) 748-1229 (905) 721-3107 (905) 721-3003 Email it=� News ' -� ' �y Advertiser ' 'g newsroom@durham.net NEVUS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11,1999 PAGE 11 AR GM sales slightly lower than stats recorded last June g Y Despite a 5.4 per cent dip in But GM says because new sales last month compared to June models now enter the market 1998 General Motors of Canada is throughout the year rather than pleased with its market activity. only in the fall, the sales figures GM dealers report delivering merely reflect the fact that the ups 49,449 vehicles to customers last and downs of other years are month, compared to sales of more avoided. than 52,200 a year ago. Cars ac- "June was another solid sales counted for 27,447 of June 1999 month in absolute terms and we are sales while trucks reached 22,002 pleased to be building our market units sold. At this time last year, share on a year to date basis," ex - 28,719 cars had been sold and plains Dick Conlin, GM's vice 23,533 trucks. Passenger cars and president of marketing. "We have truck sales decreased by 4.4 per established a cadence of new prod - cent and 6.5 per cent, respectively. uct introductions throughout the year and they are generating tremendous customer enthusiasm. This has allowed us to maintain sales strength each month this year, avoiding the peaks and valleys of V V TV 1 1, MAPLE PLACE APARTMENTS 1� LINDSAY = ;''- r 2 17 A place where residents are appreciated. .� (,lose to all amenities: � Hospital (5 mins.), bus stop, medical clinic (3 min.), grocery store, convenience store. 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FILL YOUR OWN BAG 2.18 kir LB LARGE 3r�jIZE24s ego SELECT � CEJ OWN RY STAI.X FHJ_YOUROWN BAG 2181cs C11 RAIEN"I"INES® LB cH 6 BEANS ®OOR.AANGES � LSI ��� 77s S BOZ • FII1. YOUR owrN BAG 218 he � • • • • ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, JULY 11 TO SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1999. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • • • AIP PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 ADVERTISING FEATURE Close but no new car in Hole -in -One Shoot-out It all came down to three balls. The finalists gathered at Thunderbird Golf Club for a chance to win a new Buick Century from Cliff Mills Motors. Each man brought his clubs sometimes one many times three. Teeing up his ball he gave it his best shot but in the end the closest ball was 7'2". Chris Locke hit it left to right and it rolled just above the hole. Second closest was Rich Nosal hitting it with- in 10'8" of the hole. Both men took home golf clubs and bags from Pro Golf as did Dave Hutcheson (10'9") and Mark Humphrey (12', 1"). Other winners N; LOW , - - •� �Wp* Proceeds donated to O.I. sufferer AGONem in the Hole -in -One broken bones as a child. Shootout made the life of Joan She's confined to a wheel - Ferguson a little better. chair in her home and has been Proceeds of $1440 from the unable to work for the past 18 contest went towards purchas- months. Joan makes crafts at her Ing a computer for Joan, a 40- home for other disabled people, year-old woman suffering from a who she believes are worse off rare condition called O.I. than her. (Osteogenis Imperfecta). She hopes to use the com- When she was born, she was puter to allow her to keep in one of only three people in touch with other disabled people Canada with O.I., which causes via e-mail and the Internet. It will an individual to have extremely be Joan's link to the outside fragile bones. In fact, Joan had 26 world. included Scott Reid (13'8"); John Beuckert (17'10"); Steve Balas �. (18'11"); Mark Miller (22'5"); Ron - Cairns (23) and Brandon Reazin N~' - (23'4"). In the top photo, Chris(middle) ' receives his prize from Shoot -Out x Co-ordinator/ This Week Sales Representative Cam Hreljac and This Week Advertising Director Bruce Danford. Below right, Bruce presents Rich with his new set of clubs. During the ten week competi- tion more than $5,000 in prizes ` were awarded. - "It was a great success;' says 4 Cam. "Watch out for next year's i r shoot-out:' .+ THANKS TO THIS YEAR'S SPONSORS _C119Mi11S MIGRFb 'THE THIRSTY MONK CINEFUX ODWN r' 4 CURINGMN OSHAWA • WHITBY • CLARINUON •PORT PERRY THIS WEEK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . s� AJAX/PICKEWNG NEWS ADVERTISER pecial thanks to the he of this year's event Thunderbird Golf Club Lakeridge Golf Club Whispering Ridge Golf Club Four Seasons Golf Club Ken Fulton Golf Centre Mill Run Golf Club Carruther's Creek Golf Club Winchester Golf Club F 'S'+: R[t� l�i-i!G. `. <,. ... ..'n..T ♦ M y" � �+.:-r �.'a}'.. L:� s,�;' ♦ wg -.# u vt T-...y"y� j, - Gaep�}R�k . E4 F 'S'+: R[t� l�i-i!G. `. <,. ... ..'n..T ♦ M y" � �+.:-r �.'a}'.. L:� s,�;' ♦ wg -.# u NEWS ADVERTISER , July 1, 1999 A/P Health&FITNESS . �. NEWS ADVERTISERJULY 11, 1 9 9 9 How your prescription can kill you Your doctor's penmanship matters for patients being treated with pharmaceuticals "Why is this patient being referred to me?" I are times when you would- n't be amused by the end ation also confirmed what But all too often the doc- amount to be taken each wondered. I hadn't one result. In instance ' The Doctor most of us alreadyknow. for has left for the weekend time and frequency of ad - clue. The patient sat oppo- one a doctor ordered a muscle w 0"""�*" That one out of eery six and there's no way to deter- ministration. Also ask the site waiting for me to deci- re- laxant for his male I Game physicians has handwriting mine what to give the pa- pharmacist if food, drinks pher her family doctor's patient. But the hand -writing left _ that even the Lord couldn't tient. This can have serious or other medications will letter. I couldn't read one much to be desired and the W: Gifford -Jones read. Reported medication er- consequences if the person has an acute problem. affect the usefulness of the drug. word of his writing. man received a female hor- � %_ M. D. rors are just the tip of the There's only one good My advice to pharma- It may as well have been in Chinese. Luckily this mone. During the following year he developed breast fj - iceberg. Davis and Cohen, solution. Governing med- cists? If you can't read it, scenario didn't kill the pa- enlargement, nausea, fa- favourite laxative. But a U.S. researchers, studied eight hospitals and discov- ical bodies should demand certain doctors the don't accept it. The filling of tient. But what happens tigue and became impotent! new hospital pharmacist Bred a medication error of provide patient with a typed pre- prescriptions should never become a guessing when doctors write illegi- Doctors must also be took the doctor at his word. 11.6 per cent. scription. But this may game that endangers ga- ble prescriptions? very specific when they He sent an ounce of scotch This figure doesn't in- never happen. tient's lives. On rare occasions it can write an order for a nurse to whisky! elude the coverups. Several Patients in the meantime Could I interpret the be humorous. But more administer. Neil Davis and Pharmacists often keep years ago the Journal of must become "prescription prescriptions published by often it has the potential to Michael Cohen in 'Medica- doctors from making fatal Hospital Pharmacy re- wise." the editor of 'Dialogue.' harm or kill. tion Errors' cite the case of errors. For instance, in one vealed that for every pre- First, ask the doctor the No. The closest I could get The College of Physi- a three -month-old baby case the doctor had written scription error reported in name of the drug he or she was "fleet enema." But I do cians and Surgeons of On- suffering from heart dis- a prescription for lanoxin one pediatric hospital there is prescribing. have one suggestion. Give tario recently reported on ease. 0.25 milligrams T.I.D. were 96 errors that re- Any prescription should fleet enemas to doctors this matter in its publica- 'Dialogue.' The doctor wrote an (three times a day). Lucki- mained undisclosed. contain the name of the who write illegibly. tion To drive order for digitalis and as- ly, this overdose was I talked to several phar- drug, dosage. route of ad- This might prompt them home the point it published sumed it would be given by picked up by the pharma- macists to get a first-hand ministration, number of to take more care when two prescriptions and asked mouth. A young nurse cist. appraisal of the situation. pills to be dispensed, providing a prescription, if readers could read them. thought otherwise, injected The doctor had meant to Several said they get about The editors of 'Dia- the medication, and the write just once a day. 15 prescriptions every logue' reminded doctors of baby died. One inquiry showed that week Sherlock Holmes 1 a coroner's case. The doc- Errors are not normally even experienced pharma- couldn't decipher. , g for had written a prescrip- amusing. But a report in cists were incapable of One described the frus- tion for Imferom, an iron 'Executive Health' shows reading 13 per cent of pre- tration that occurs late on a Affordable Dentures... one Good Reason To Smde: supplement. But the patient how being too flippant can scriptions. Another study Friday afternoon. REPAIRS (t hr) ' Relines' Complete. Portiol Dentures had received interferon, a cause a medication error. revealed that 25 per cent of The patient arrives with LOWER DENTURE STABILITY powerful chemotherapeutic The doctor wrote an order medication errors were the a totally indecipherable NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER agent, and subsequently for an ounce of "black and result of unintelligible writ- prescription. The usual rou- — WiWm Stell, DD, F.CIGAI died. white" ing. tine is to call the physician 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. Not all illegible pre- This phrase was the The Journal of the and find out what he's or- PICKERING VILLAGE. AJAX scriptions kill. But there local hospital slang for a American Medical Associ- dered. •683-4294 Fitness Frido."s kee local teens in sha a Aftert�outs428880 atp p AJAX — If you're looking for a fun way to stay fit this summer, The Youth Centre in Ajax has a program for you. Beginning Friday, July 9, the cen- tre will be offering a free program for Alzheimer support group meets AJAX — Families dealing with relatives who are living with Alzheimer's Disease havi help avail- . able right here at home. ' Alzheimer Durham holds -an Ajax. support group meeting %xinesday, July 28 at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney' Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (at Clements Road West) in Ajax. All caregivers are welcome. Call 576-2567 (Kim) for in- formation teens between the ages of 13 to 19 called Fitness Friday. Activities will include ultimate frisbee, beach volleyball and baseball and will run from Friday, July 9 through Friday, Aug. 27 from I to 4 p.m. Participants are asked to register for each week they wish to attend. For more information or to regis- ter, contact The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., at 428-1212. IF • TIl�iE • QUALr'TY • GENTLE DENTAL -CARE - -ARE IMPORTANT ,;• TO YOU WE AIRE AVAUABIE 'ho SERVE YOU ; r ' ` a .Nm WELCOME tt �rNEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. i2) DR. JOSEPH A. IASL IM, DENTLST (burhain Dental PPP Evening & Saftwiday Appointments Available Electro Surgery White Filling Only Cosmetic / Bleaching Intra Oral Camera Imaging Preventative Care ultra Sonic Sealing k"r:~ Caps / Crowns & Bridges ": Free Consultations _:, < "Abrasion / No Freezing / No Drillin 4�~ N Extractions (Wisdom Teeth) F Root Canal Treatment .i Nitrous Oxide (Laughing Gas) �a M, � Miss, Mastercard, Interact t° All Insurance Plans Accepted " Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprehensive Care for Children Durham Dental Centre Ave. N., (at Hwy 2) - Durham Centre AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11,1999 :-7 . 1 I `rte,► 1,40 ever laid eyes oAo v •4 4 ' V*fs on the best t EXTRAordinary SIDEWALK SALE Wednesday, July 141" to Sunday, July 18'" Jeepers creepers! Your peepers will have a field day looking at all the great values and amazing savings at our EXTRAordinary Sidewalk Sale. Hop into action and jump at the chance to pick up big bargains in just about everything we carry. It'll all be over in the blink of an eye, so don't miss a money -saving moment! SCARBOROUGH. TOWN CENTRE, tFil t all 010,11 Igo, ,K NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EMM, Juty 11, 1999 PAGE 21 P Can you help a friend this summer? Volunteer agencies need your help i*n Pickering The need for volunteers never takes a va- cation. Several area agencies would like you to keep that in mind this summer as they go about the business of recruiting volunteers to help your less fortunate neighbours in need. Those agencies would love to hear from you. And the needy people sure could use your help. Durham Family Court Clinic (DFCC): The DFCC is dedicated to fostering a healthy and safe community by enhancing and sup- porting the well-being of children, youth and families who have, or may have, involvement in the legal system by providing clinical ser- vices. Volunteers are sought for administra- tive and clerical support; ad hoc fund-raising and special events; communication/publicity support; and possible nomination to the DFCC board of directors. The DFCC adheres to a set of volunteer guidelines and seeks to provide rewarding opportunities for its volun- teers. All volunteers must submit a criminal reference check. Call Yvonne Davies at 436- 6754. Durham Supervised Access Program: A YMCA program where children of divorced or separated parents visit with their non-cus- todial parent in a safe and supervised setting. Referrals are from the court or other profes- sionals assisting the family- Volunteers age 18 or over are needed to supervise the visits. This is group supervision, therefore volun- teers are with other volunteers and other vis- iting families. The volunteer takes observa- tional notes while the visit is in progress. The notes may be ordered for court purposes. Vol- unteers should have some experience work- ing with children. Training is provided. The Pickering location operates every Saturday and the Oshawa location every Sunday (both during daytime). Oshawa also has visits Tuesday evenings. Call 839-3845 ext. 305. Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilita- tion Project: Is looking for groups, business- es and individuals to participate in a variety of environmental hands-on projects over the next two years. Projects include natural area clean-ups, construction of bird houses, re- moval of purple loosestrife, frog monitoring, growing aquatic plants, planting trees and shrubs and the yellow fish road storm drain marking program. Call 42(1.4660 ext. 2115. Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario: LQca1 chapter requires volunteers to help raise funds for heart disease and stroke re- search and health promotion activities. Vol- unteer opportunities are arranged to fit your lifestyle and availability. Call 686-1521. Host Program: Volunteers are sought for Citizensnip and Immigration Canada's Host Program to help new immigrants settle and integrate into the community quickly. Call Mahmood at 686-2661. Information Ajax -Pickering: Requires vol- unteers to answer telephones and perform general reception duties. Call Noreen at 686- 2661. John Howard Society of Durham Region: Needs volunteers on Tuesdays between 3 and 6 p.m. one or two times a month. Training available. Call Jan Langlois or Sylvia Robil- lard at 579-8482. Junior Achievement of Durham Region: Volunteers help the youth of the community develop an awareness of how a business op- erates from the ground up. Training and sup- port is provided. Call Donna at 644-7058. Kids on the Block: Volunteers learn to oper- ate life-sized puppets and perform small skits in elementary schools and community groups in Durham to provide support and encourage- ment to students. Call Suzanne at 436-0925 or Katherine at 655-5680. Kinark Child and Family Services: Share your parenting skills and experiences with other parents needing support. Training and supervision will be provided to assist you in making the difference for a family. Or spend some leisure time with a special -needs child, develop hobbies and interests the two of you can share. Call Wendy Swinden at 433-0386 ext. 308. Literacy Outreach Centre: Dedicated to in- creasing literacy skills for all people with a strong support base for people who have a de- velopmental disability, the centre need volun- teer~ who have four hours a week to spare to tutor. Tutors assist students who wish to de- velOp reading, writing, math and living skills. TrairmL, provided. Call 426-2100. Onef&`,the mill enniurn Leo Del Zotto (right) accepted a commnionative plaque firm Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs recently in recognition of the launch of the Millennium Residence 2 and Pickering's 2000 celebrations. - Breast cancer supp ort �ou meets ' p AJAX A support group peer support group meets Support and practical infor- for people living with breast Thursday, July 15 at 7 p.m. at mation information is provided. cancer meets in the area next the Fortune Financial offices, Patients, family and friends week. on the southeast corner of are welcome. The Canadian Cancer Soci- 'Bayly Street and Finley Avenue Phone 686-1516 for more in- ety's Living with Breast Cancer in Ajax. formation. _ Meals -On -Wheels: Community Care of Ajax -Pickering needs volunteers who can de- liver Meals on Wheels over the lunch hour to seniors and disabled adults. Call Traci at 686- 3331. Ontario March of Dimes: Volunteers are needed to assist with special events and bingo. Volunteers enjoy excellent training, flexible hours and a great opportunity to help adults who are physically disabled. Call Denise Harding at 434-5280. Pickering Auxiliary Rescue Association: A volunteer marine unit dedicated to search and rescue on Lake Ontario is looking for people with boating or related skills. Call Tony at 839-6337. Pickering Reading Circle: Looking for vol- unteers to read to or listen to children four to 12 years of age read in English or French Sat- urdays from 9:30 to 10:30 am. Call 839- 3037. Salvation Army: Needs volunteers to canvas for its Red Shield appeal on Monday. May 3. If you can volunteer one to two hours on that night, call Michael Stayner at 416-321-2654. 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Love love, were his ahead. With all M o m m y, aunts, uncles. Birthday Birthday our love, Mummy, Daddy and Daddy and cousins and Grandma. Caroline." Lindsay" Birthday Birthday Birthdayy e� "Our sweet- s e Gauss c I h e a r t Melanie Johnston celebrates a e- r' �!!► her 19th birthday on July 11. She's braced her Sh a u n t a e I just successfully completed her first birth- Meikle cele- OACs and will head off to universi- day on June K ty in the fall. Melanie's family and 9. "Happy j. k brated her first friends will celebrate this special b i r t h d a y birthday on event by partying the night away, ' C u r I y - "Happy birthday to our I Jul 1. "You're Lou', with big boy, Sean Daniel, Y now that she's of legal drinking 8 Y a lovable age. Best wishes from Mom, Dad, lots of love, hugs and kisses too. who turned five on June princess and Blake and Whisper. From Melissa, Nikolaus, Mommy 29. Lots of love from ..Our super slugger we're looking forward to the many and Daddy" Mommy, Daddy, brother Darryl turns six on July more precious, joyous years." Tyler, Nana and Poppa 12. Mom, Dad, Michael, Happy birthday wishes, kisses and I Blrthda� Squirrel, and Nana and Nan, Grandma, Grand - blessings with love from Mom, Birthday Poppa Cho -Cho. Have a pa and Duchess wish you Dad, sisters Paulvsha and Shani- July 2 was great birthday:' a happy birthday." qua and Auntie Fay. Keira Thomp- "Our little son's third princess" — -- birthday. Lots Byravi Di- Birthdays Birthday of love and n e s h k u m a r best wishes turns lucky "Garth Brooks, look out! seven on July ( Mike Sawicky turns 39 on C h a n s e from Mommy, D e s r o c h e s Daddy, Nanny 14. Wishing July 13. Keep your day job, turned three and Papa her a happy Dad. years old on times two, Oma, Opa, Lindsey, Taylor and birthday are • " L o v e June 24. Lots ' •' Mommy, Daddy, brothers Kris- Mom, of love to "our` the rest of the gang. hanth and Preshanth, family and S t e - little Ricky" I friends. "Have a ball at your party fan, Katrina and Shannon" from Momma, with your friends, Byra" "Our little gymnast" Shannon Nana, Papa, Birthday hope life is allways a cartfive wheel 7. for Uncle Lance, Great Nana, Gramma and all his ~This is our Birthdays you, dear!" Lotsa love from aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. nephew Quin -Mom, Dad, Stefan, acrd Katrina. ton, who's vis- iting from far C1 dance Birthday away. It just so M o m s Engagement Best wish- happens he's f r o m with us for his Taylor Darlene and Ba daughter Kristin to es for much birthday on Studios Sutherland of Pickering Craig g William Watson, success and y want to g happiness July 14. His are pleased to announce the son of Joan and BE went out to Aunt Irene w i s h the engagement of their Watson, also of Pickering. TdFiona => rany Rus- and Unde Jurgen are happy to Webster, on lune 29, and Brenda sell as she en- have him with us for this day and tered her teen we wish him a safe trip back to his Pickles, on July 12, both a happy years on July ;. ':.., home in Yellowknife " 33 9 t ,�1� Ral� 1794 LIv�' l RVA bWhday- 2. "Happy - .t.. � . �,4 Wake �p l 831-5431 ARE 13th, Tiffany. Birthday Brenda, 3� THIS ���„� Lots of love from Mom, Dad, we havec� Chris, Michael, Carolyn, Dave, Shari Taylor turned 16 June 30. to plan ` A ch. Dewechm Sandi, Gary and your best audi- "Happy sweet 16th Shari, from t h e Vhmm my sD ducWy to tom► rmbb:,r ro P ence, baby Brandon. " Stacey, AKA Stacks.- r 40ttrs .. do* FM cake. (Rice povidcklenlificadW 11=11 vAMulna. s&1rfflar n, IM 24 -Hour Emergency Service �1r _AV MR. 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Pickering hurdler runs to gold BY BRIAN Mc•NAIR Staff Writer Pickering's Perdita Feli- cien led a large local con- tingent back from Burnaby, B.C., by winning gold in the 110 -metre hurdles the Canadian Junior Track and Field Championships. It was the second con- secutive year that the Piner- idge Secondary School stu- dent and Durham X -L's Track and Field Club mem- ber came home from the prestigious meet as a na- tional champion. She won this year's event in a time of 13.69 seconds. The 110m hurdles was a particularly strong event for Durham Region athletes. MAGWYERS PUB Whitby's Priscilla Lopes of the Central Track and Field Club finished fourth in 14.37 seconds, followed by Oshawa's Alayna Miller of the X -L's, who came fifth with a 15.12 clocking. Oshawa's Vernee Samuels also brought home a medal, finishing second in the 200 -metres in a time of 24.82 seconds. She is a member of the Central Track Club. Oshawa's Deighton Jar- rett, a member of the Etobi- coke-based Huskies/Strid- ers Track and Field Club, finished fourth in the triple jump (14.28m) and eighth in the long jump (6.45). The Oshawa Legion Please Recycle! As the world's biotest growing in"Ily. telecommttnk�tiOrts is a &W which can take you anywhere you want to SDI w `I was looking for a career change in a growing industry and found w what I wanted. a The hands-on training was just fr what 1 needed If you are dedicated, � tnOth-Ated, and like a challeve this e Q EI the Place t0 be." -111000ir Fire Oreir Tecionw n 14 BE IN DEMAND v TelecomustaskAtiow Engineered System Tecbmw" (TEM . DoMmis - S Masstbs - >R>iAfo"W w Design. 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Boodram came in 12th place after running the 200m in 25.87 seconds. Sisters Linda and Imola Major both hit the 1.55m mark in the triple jump, with 15 -year-old Linda get- ting 13th spot and 14 -year- old Imola placing 14th. Also for the Legion, Geoff Clodd of Uxbridge finished 9th in the 400m hurdles (56.46), Katie Backus of Oshawa placed 14th in the pole vault (2.35m) and Matt Godfrey of Whitby ended up 26th in 1500m in 4:18.59. 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IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR: • Strong Labourers $8.32/Hr. • Mover Helpers $8.32/Hr. • Assemblers $7.12/Hr. • Auto Part Rackers (Midnight) $7.28/Hr. • Picker/Packers $7.28/Hr. • Lic. Raymond Reach Operators $10.40/Hr. • Bindery Workers $7.28/1 -Ir. • Days, Afternoons, Midnights Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be prepared to work today. Must bring void cheque or savings account information for direct deposit. Refer a friend ... earn a bonus! Call (416) 292-2282 for appt. Interviews held in Ajax on Wed., July 14, 1999 at McLean Community Centre Room Ill - 95 Magill Drive (Westney RdJN. of Hwy. 2) Summer Fun Summer Cash Earn part time CASH. Paid week- ly. Become the 2uHomeCARE Distributor in your neighbourhood. Free starter kit. No investment. No selling. NOT MLM. Car required. For details call: Chris 1-888-650-53W A progressive and innovative manufacturer requires a Purchasing Agent/ Production Cleric The candidate must possess good analytical skills. Strong interpersonal and computer skills are required. Please fax resume to: (905)931-7571 or mail to: Ellis Packaging Ltd. 18M Sandstone Manor Pickering, Ontario L1W 3Y1 uri Dv1ulAllII a TlIIZ crA • FIT a P/T WORK - • LOCAL PIN TO PIN • • MINIMUM 6 MONTHS EXPERIENCE • • WEEKLY PAY - • $13.00 - $15.50 PER HOUR • • CURRENT ABSTRACT • CALL Dir -("S) 4>oe4ee5* rVA N—~Ov was DEAD END JOBS... LAID OFF OR LET 0011 Thinking of starting your own business. Free consultation, financing available. Ca for appointment 831 -2111M wwmw,Ae cm"i" Narrspeaed G...Ma" ilea gayly st. Saase it nekedw`. DEUVER FLYERS. Once a week in your neighborhood. Earl $20 h $31 a week. For information please call Carol at 420-7691 or Sandy at 728-3009. Leave a mumil Inded" o1 your same, number tied postal code As students of the Oshawa Campus we had lots of questions about MCSE, CNF., MCP and A+ certifications. CDI College helped by answering those questions and provided a strong career focused training plan. We are just about to graduate and we have already been interviewed for jobs with leading I.T. companies. Donna Student Osbawa ■ Dace Student Osbawa Campus M icroso <:3�C.DI COLLEGE 905-434-8585 *«.M �........ OF BUSINESS 8 TECHNOLOGY www.cdicollege.com Saint SiEnbeth Health Care, a recognized leader in community health care, is renowned for its high standards of quality in the provision of excellence in nursing and related health care services throughout Ontario We require a Manager for our service delivery centre located in Whitby. SERVICE DELIVERY CENTRE MANAGER This position calls for a dynamic ndmdual to provide leadership and be direcdy responsible for day-to-day operations for health care services. This will include clinical support, recruitment, orientation, training and performance management. Additionally, key components of this position are financial management, community Iiarson/developmenc and quality and risk management. A Baccalaureate in a health care discipline is preferred, combined with 3 - 5 years of management and labour relations experience. Previous experience in a community-based setting and knowledge of information management systems relative to operations are key, as are strong presentation, written communication and interpersonal skills. Some travel will be required. Interested candidates may forward their resume by July 23, 1999, to: Saint Elisabeth Health Care Human Resources Department Home Office, 90 Allstate Parkway Suite 300, Marltbam, Ontario d' J L3R 6H3; Fax: (90S) 940-6977 Said Elizatbeth BRINGING HEALTH TO LIFE 1 Genseal Ns4 1 General Mslp 1 Gwasl N* 1 General N* Airl-inc. Fora Technology Adventure— Air IQ Inc., is an internet-based wireless service company that integrates GPS, wireless communicadidies, computers intelligence and GIS, delivering a powerful suite of services to protect and manage commercial vehicle fleets. We are currently seeking competent, enthusiastic professionals to join our team: MANAGER, MARKETING COMMUNICATIONS You are an enthusiastic marketing communications professional with proven writing skills, the ability to 'influence the influencers' and the drive to maximize PR and trade shows. You creatively and skillfully manage changing priorities in a dynamic environment. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE You will utilize your highly refined sales skills to create and present a business case, promote the benefit or our solution and build lasting client relationships. You have proven sales achievement in transportation, logistics and commercial fleet markets. Please fax or email your resume to: AirIQ Inc., 611 Granite Court, Pickering Ont. L1W 3K1 Fax: 905-831-0567; Email: kwrig t@airiq.g_= AR PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 11 cannons 11 senors 11 cw ms 1 GerherM MNP 1 GeaerM HMP 1 Gwhoral FNq 1 GWWW HNp 1 Cw" Help mmLenbrook, 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ont. L1W 3K1 (Fax) 905-837-6352 or e-mail to humanresources@lenbrook.com A leading intemational distribution company has immediate openings for: DISTRIBUTION SERVICES SUPPORT - FILE #370 This full-time position is responsible for the day to day ware- house support related to the shipping, receiving and materials management of diverse product lines. Applicants must be flexible, proactive team players comfortable with deadlines in a fast paced environment. Applicants must be fork-lift certified with a minimum of three years experience in a warehouse environment with good knowledge of safe warehouse practices. SALES ADMINISTRATOR - File #377 This position is responsible for coordinating, monitoring and expediting the flow of products from order placement to delivery for our intemational customers. Applicants must possess excellent verbal/written communication skills and be dedicated to a high level of customer service and rapid response time with a good understanding of business processes. A minimum of three years experience in Inside Sales, Customer Service, and/or Telemarketing is required with preference given to applicants with a purchasing back- ground. Applicants must also be proficient in Office97 and Maximizer. Please submit your resume, quoting the filet, by Friday, Jury 16th. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We thank all others for their interest. No phone calls or agencies please. Lenbrook is c6mmitted to employment equity. 1 General Noip 1 GenerM Nelp 1 General ►help M Vale each Inc. is a ►stall charm of over 300 pet product � expanding on a national basis A, our Aiwa store located on 475 watney North, we have a vacancy for a Pad -lime rolail dont. Duties include: Customer Servwe. cash and stock. candidues must have: • Compltted Grade 12 • Be capable of moderately heavy lifting • Previous cash and customer service experience • Be able to work days sad evenings during the week mad on waakends ilial round. • • NOT SUITABLE FOR FULL TIME STUDENTS • • Fax mom to 2854 2854WIM Aftodw Miekaol. Do me mag raialitos. Appliealiaoe 1501 od be raaiwl at ow filaria. $400 per week/ $20,000 annually plus bonuses Payday Crecy Frida • No exp. necessary • No layoffs or strikes • Rapid Advanceakent •Must be able to lift 35 Ibs. I oil well estabt;shed company of consumer products needs peWie to work in distribution department. Individuals must possess a posi- tive attitude to work in entry WM pmbons up to call (9osn1� 5579-5412 Monday do Tuesday Only 9 omL - 5 vmL 0n1vf! Contract positions available in the Durham area. Must have MIG & ARC expert- ence. Pay rate $12 - $13 per hour. IAN MARTIN LTD. TEL (416) 439-4766 ext 226 FAX: (416) 439.6922 e-mail: rodhsola43iml.cem ,vq .Res a Sous with extensive knotvk r be high-end, hio-volume food service prrpaaatilox in a private club tsnvarornnent. Please fax resume Att. Head Chef 725-2337 ATTEMil6e STk9EIIT6 16+ lbcv, ,* 1..-w...•w- W W .. _­� - Y olio �-Z iryy WM l Y WM � � rynrgavaita �eovided�Ca51 regrrdYNsgO. ExaM w and re- Mpkd�y k Inum Aw yarswoiMMq a- opport D•m (906) 3 M20 21101111011101d. Mapppbae�eOrpNelaabk. i b "rWss I �q K rax raceme or appy fn PW- qsuiAant Call 420.0063 for San: 15 Skaon SL S. OW IMF from 4.6pw. w. Fat M6.7264310. WILIMI Ys ReslaugA 1051 Skmeae St N. Oshaw. are rwow cooks for full and position. weekends and e --p Ap* in or- CAsW4s6t MOM • not of onram I Ma&V 11eW Roofing and vuryl whrroow conkpanw; resures bio and enakraiasuc irOoduah to aunt our proven Saks pro- ressrorrals. re9rkp commks- snon, paid neetdy No e3en- arw roaswy. we .e trap. Cal Tod" (905) 566-0018 AIM I11201AMIC i< A LUM ANTED •Pre(erabtr with a it Lkeaee %an ai replies to waw. TUS w Ifs Farewell wewaAat. L1N 71A. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re -#0 advertisers check their ad upon pubYratio i as News Ad - NO not be re- sponsible for more [fan one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability tyfor norHnurfim of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads' is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. AN copy is subject to the appro- Val of management of News Advertiser. Position Yourself For Progress NOWM Our large client in the transportation industry is now looking for staff to fill 50 positions in the following fields • General labourers • Material Clerks • Supervisors If you are flexible to work in Ajax, Pickering or Port Perry and you are a reliable individual, have access to transportation, and can work shifts: Please call Olsten at: (905) 427-0717 M Olsten StaffingServices- EGur Opporexvty Empioyw WFIDN Due to recent promotions we re- quire 8 ambitious people to work in display promotion. Individu- al must be able to start work immediately and possess a ca- reer attitude. $400/week 6 - 12 mo. advancement (905) 720-2190 Mon. Tues only Car req'd KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! Ages 2 + Wanted for TV 3 Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Men /Women 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Parents call (416) 221-3829 CONFIDENTIAL. TO BOX REPLIES If there are fines 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, re:elaes that are bud directly to 0 Tkis Weelt, will ed be forwarded N the file member. Orilink most be sect dire* as imdkolad by the imdmdim in due ad. Is boldlty for reliablepeople to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in theEarea. Deliveries must be cont by 6VOpm. Must have a vehicle. for snore infOrnatim call 905.683-6117 WANTED Now 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 905-15"117 AH inc. For a Technology Adventure... 1 GWWW H* Air IQ Inc., is an intemet-based wireless service company that integrates GPS, wireless communications, computers intelligence and GIS, delivering a powerful suite of services to protect and manage commercial vehicle fleets. We are currently seeking competent, enthusiastic professionals to join our team: DIRECTOR, TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT You are a technology star with proven abilities to manage multiple priorities in a rapidly evolving and technologically complex environment. We will utilize your years of experience in wireless data communications and software development to lead an exceptional Technology Development team. WIRELESS DATA ENGINEER, COMMUNICATIONS/PRODUCT Taking charge of the mobile technology responsibility will require your enthusiasm, combined with a BSc in Engineering (electrical or electronics). Experience in data solutions development, software programming along with hardware and firmware design, will make you an excellent candidate for our team. SENIOR MANAGER, TECHNICAL OPERATIONS AND QUALITY ASSURANCE We need your initiative, hands-on style and years of technical operations experience to ensure a high delivery standard to.customers. You will combine your BSc in Engineering (electrical or electronics), wireless data, QA and managerial experience to create a thorough QA process and implement new developments quickly and efficiently. SENIOR NT SYSTEM ADMINISTRATOR You will perform an important role in monitoring intercompany requirements as well as proposing and implementing network enhancements. You have a BSc- in Computer Science along with 5 years experience in System Administration (2 years in a NT environment). MCSE and internet certification is mandatory. Please fax or email your resume to: AirIQ Inc., 611 Granite Court, Pickering Ont. LIW 3K1 Fax: 905-831-0567; Email: kwrie tCairiq,com HOME, FICKElRMC, Aeqpdres a VOLUNTEEIR CO-ORD11 11ATOR For a growing volunteer program •Part time - 30 hrs per week •One year contract -Degree or diploma in related field •Certificate in volunteer management an asset -Experience working with seniors preferably in a kmq term care setting -Ability to work independently -Experience in recruiting, training and manag- Ing volunteers -Must be organised. caring and resident centered rinse fax ewes reeEeai Dke~ ("s) 420-6030. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to delver papers two times a week in the Mlkiwirg areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. Colby Rd. Sandy Hook Rd. Lormick Dr. Rural Route - - Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd.l, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Hillside Cres. King St. Ann St. Park St. Cameron St. W. Laidlaw St. S. Munro SL CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 srrrrrnrrco rssaillif nw" Permaaeat full-time and pad time UNE COOKS, SERVERS i BARTENDERS. STUDENTS WELCOME Affly in Perm bfte 1fs.m. vra%r2p.m. to 7116 it{IMW Rd. Pkta lN. i N TW - so Rd. *%W. SELF-MOTWKED, ENERGETIC PERSON To complete CLERICAL DS FOR A CONSTRUCTION OFFICE. This person must be interested in pursuing a career in construe0on manger rut. The appIrartt most also Dubin ani average eonwuter � throes aa71 involve itrngvoicinglot s. Seel re:ttme le FIN Ne; 315, M6 Fare" Rest, Otlwwa. ONL L1N R5 1111113.1 6AllElrtr Qak oilfired EOE aEeeMlEe for $drool - 1111 aced a Medetw p app�oerrotranl��ittp M to Acari Cao Volt am ca alae aeefdeM emma I& tltswum Nest 1111111101111M S4 swanitlaa6 Ow O�glrnmAttet.tor mike here a Reale. rrpenF Applq la pet bdr, 3lred P wrrrrr, what [cava Wpe�wr. US 1.006ft & oow �ow 60.[•• ' y�06 pjy�" 7111. fx lien erralNfae No Pincer fllleenElt vaned for rawly Pp FoodNs.q Mo hood tartreeapih6 cow prey. Mace theva arpncow 376 MW W5 Pkkalnp. Cali for ��t�111"9-07M. in �haywk��apg%kueamw GN 4W 61!•6761 a lank r�nwaeIa iseo 9 - . filisown Nm"" ea Apply x Ajay WOW OWUNEIM 16th 10 Nlrvaod AeR M3 9980. on Traraportow to N. A I'louAy I'_ St Optaee. 434.2555. Sher ep•6366 A=ko�loo CI= 4-0 Hua I rimttft mow W" calm wallas. www hamar u*w a- rAaa 1200.. ti300., tA0(1.. « npt wneelanrt Siff people. nwp6orrp and floor stall. ;:mora per crock. asstmp�q .rin the d Cab Don Mew s (906)426 7626. eoadod yon. own M m ..peSow a sw- ld: OAK 6.24M Duri tNoSptL W. Sole 541, Rq 636. Mls- aeea4ia. Orr. L5K 280. .it %•fes'.+ .'.__: �.,.;`7'y ' �'• .. . a w+�i..-�✓t•��.�g.:.'.. °.. i „- .. I ` �,�'l�jL•.r.^-v,,!sn T V �e �. :>r j +.. �;'.:,, i 1 saran *WAfl 1 W. NWAaft1 Salve MMWAgalt 1 Sae( dAfMme 1 6ttte fieyGgwrnMt k � !' 1 re People Make the Difference Become a part of Port Perrt This Week's Media Sales Team Port Perry This Week is a respected countywide leader with a rich tradition of excellence. As a part of Metroland, the nation's largest community newspaper group, we offer a dynamic, customer -focused environment where individuals are rewarded for exceptional performance. Sales Representative • Advertising Division Description: As a Sales Representative, you will be responsible for the effective research, design and sale of print advertising programs for a variety of clients. You will represent Port Perry's most effective advertising vehicle, the Port Perry This Week, and it's subsidiary publications. Requiremeoft The right fit is more important than specific sales experience... successful candidates will possess a terrific attitude, persistence, ambition, a solid work ethic and a history of accomplishment Advertising Manager Please forward resume Port Perry This Week by July 30 to: c/o This Week PO Box 481 Oshawa L I H 7L5 1 W. Hdp . Help 1 Gemral H* 1 Gemral Help MAIRSTYUST required for Bookkeeper required immediately ft busy Ajax office. Extensive ex in in AccPac, A/R, A/P, Payroll, M Word and Excel. Must be a stron communicator, team player, able I work independently and meet deadlines. Please apply in person to: ADMIRAL INVESTIGATIONS/ EVANS SECURITY located at Transit Square, 100 West ney Road South, Suite 104, Ajax between the hours of 9:00-5:Wp.m. or fax resume to (416) 321-1142 FOR EDUCATION PURPOSES We require a mature person with good telephone manner and computer skills. This position requires the following up of various leads that are provided to you. Our company is a unique field that requires you to learn various codes. Please seed reserves ally: 1M Clerva 1 Rear, Un8 5, Pkbrl" L1W 3W Fax 9115 427 2545 1 liaaatal lley 1 Eff -am""* we pe/ asswitiee ourDlotllctt�EaBp For ff1EE ablb sand SASE to kale stir r-, If is" Lkupod RI,t18e 1 PkilodaiLod,LIVain 08MM tl rm urn and port Nall YNe cooks ad wok awl atadaN 426- ami CAN Mm at Fft ollablif mmrxilaely, blpl ntanafadnmbg QW 4W,,. fat resume b: M05W7-11516. GAS Ulf ho -serve. so - serve, pppaje old Car wash anaWam require Full fee a 698 d tme. Apply Kingsoon Rd Pfdar- lit. (Kingston and Whim's Rd) HAIR STYLIST WANTED Pelt titrle IF toll time. Could lead to pmww not for busy Sion in Oshawa, floury wpb hp COR � ph- dalys. No Sundays. Pkase pillow Margaret or Mandy (905) 576.4477 MAM21YLlNT and LOW If for bwty taloa. Sal- by Pon commission- U - cum required. Phone (905)725-0119 days or 4255 Mwve MIMP PNM my $AEON roqulres N cersed assistant manager - Hourly plus commission and profit shaft. FW and pan timet positions for experience stym. Tiefing for apprtn- tices, too" opportunities - to Cheryl(905) 723-7323 busy Whdby salon. Pan time or hill am Salary . coemiis- snn. Appy m person vow sumo: Andioiy Frances Salon Es- I 12M Rpes{aed Rd E. Wiltey 905430.0966 NARSTYUST11 - to Ion very successful and hopy, nmtF vawl progressive team 2 yeas exp. - aOnNn' inti competitions. phokW*hy 8 platlane wok 911c available (905) 430.2113. The wild NAMKTYtAn named to in- vest a small amoom of mon" into oweag awe esublow hair salon. 8e your own texts. Please reply b Rierm. Oshiw This Week. P0. Ban 481. 665 Fare rel S . Osha- a& Ontario. LIM 7L5. INBIIIY EDUCATED PW concept salon see" pov- tive wrperwua I upbeat loam playas tr the blo wg poo - eons. SWUM, cdonsts, esti teual and nal teduucm . Call 430.3156. ■T[i1illium - Pfr posvions Available. Fn i Sal. between Spm-tlpm. F/T positions available. Huge Range of jobs. We am the security company from rmui, people launch areas in public ad semi-public police forces. Our thrialkinifn0pp a famous. I* 418 4429 or Fax -41640 Alm. Lasalle NEEDED for con - CNN Nnid i . Droleraay we Some expnpr� ee Must be Rend workCA 905-432- U71 leave message. :re nesod Mug trares9*47 nn and kill=. Call 90065. 72-2779 Ob*) will mlNmem 2 Ins, e pow- rooNirw for Plane CA OOsn w C400 Fiar�, May m Use W5- um Nov$TVAIL. low safely mnfts1it,Hotd upon Pf#- rfq tbrowgle oslNwN arras. cr, all asset. We wi be in - at IN Osfeoea ci- vic Fvic Auditorium 99 Thornton day,Soulb. oslami on Ties - July tag a.m. - 2:00 p.m. LME COON required, Golden Griddle exporknce Cal 11ferred. whw (�-� )1e94.. Vince l3llE-M Superintendent couple require for 27 ulK buildings klcm in solab-central ostN- wa. Experience required in manage - mad. Prefer middle-aged w retire, healthy couple. must be able to perform physical Wolk. Please in racemes to (905W3-2257. only Waiff;d applicants will be contacted for an interview. Ice Crpra Vendors WANTED NOW Cash pod daily PalBve ermrforobeem Make money. make !me No cxperwnce moeded. 15 years old i up. Ajax/IKckerinN (4166$0.4129 Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/not collecting EI. Out of school/not returning. PoBit1eM available am. call Jeb Conned 579-8482: 623-6814: or 427-8165 sales REM who would dict to txlp im- prove the quay of lie of *I- ai OW mlibllg groat few ey. 46 year old COmlpelly win lifetime Warranty. Cal Ram - Son br an appommmem. (905)1654W .-C. 1. Must have owe vehicm. Poll bane positions, days only. Please all 905- 61l69160. MIASSEY'S RESTAURANT Requires Full time Permanent experi-,ed LINE COOKS SERVERS DAYSHIFr DISHWASHER APPLY in Pe- to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering WrN "M parwwf morkleargi needs 10 PO dcompany von rruth SW - son. No ex WW= neces- sary....WNling b train!! CM JUk for mdervlew at (905) 720.3144. Ful Time 18. �W erns Weloti ed. PART TME M04 required lex home cleaning compar0y No experience b ow transportation. . Cull Jam (905)Q6 -W23. SEARS AUTHORUED Indoor CIM Air Services Dept. Is iookn0 for positive. anbm- msbc md0wdirwk to book W pofmmpnts. No selling, no ex- peripuk, fill /pan time. hormy =qa Doman. Call 905- 428-2010. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 PAGE 27 AM ` 1ting WW4Wft SlfMsd Help[Eff gMed Fflllp[Mff S MOd N4 CAWSCM TRAMP NT - %'HrrW TOTOTA Whitby's number one volume import dealer. Due to increased floor traffic and a strong sales market, we require an EXPERIENCED NEW AND USED CAR SALES REPRESENTATIVE We Want: • Enthusiasm • Friendliness • Willing to work hard • A desire to succeed We Offer: • Huge inventory • Good working environment • Car allowance • Commission plus bonus plan For confidential interview call 668-4792 or Fax Resume to (905) 430-7874 PACKAGING MACHINERY SALES Excellent opportunity to promote Top of the line Packaging Machinery including Robotic Pick and Place Systems, Case Packers, Wrapping/ Cartoning Systems, Bagging Machinery. Fax Resume to: B & T Sales Inc. 905-426-3866 Email-bandt@effsaii.com 135 135 MOTOR REWIND SHOP Lookin for a General anger. :Must have experience in the rebuilding of electric motors and related equipment. lPle am f" resuaw to ("S)'686-2532» Rebuilding Shop ReegqtJli.l'e5 2 Experienced Winders. We will teach D/C winding if you now are limited to A/C Winding. Pay level depends on experience. Package benefits. Please lEa3s resole to ("S)-666•=532• requires BODY PERSON Part time Fully experienced 0" tools Call Peter at 576-3115 BRAKE PRESS OPERATORS AND SHEET METAL MECHANICS Must be able to do Setups b Layouts. Shift Premiums. Kanalce Ltd. 1000 Brod( Rd. S. Picked". Contact Max at FAX 905-429-1925 Phone 905--420.1044-E1(t. 29 CwaNaal Flet'_ PfAY M Y1f1U eta Gym. No womb&" rogwlmd Pay a C gym. ND COalmeNmNm. Pal 10 low lin am. Daily. Welly, llatNly. Absok". InosMvMy. Pricy pw-akMorl>oetl =CNy 6 o$o;C Agidl'0 - M - F. Mlad@V& 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1035 block Rd.. Pick"" (905) 427.11277 80 TELHNMMMTM CO. W No enper, , roMl Q--' ,n , , will train. EICOW pity pus C30 bwuses daily. Wy i vening Oft ago" SEummnw appal Plem ere (905) or Lori. Cask paid lormia, FKSM. expo --it polt- time for circ dtalrg plan. Ca1663-2212. PROSPIU E SAION in courtice, is sating fuww time stylist Salon recently completed GolthrN Main EddShow a ABA Toronto. a training provided. TN�noiny�s 721-981us rOrlssion Call GANaf1Y Illy RASPNERRY PICIMt Nam- ed - no elptriMOct mioessuff. FaNlin wloorNt 94.36. per aal. 810 U* SL Fast of MawNo4 Ajax. 906-427.11085. .Aly 1 - 3080 STORE rANANEN, Flow t "no ad lowly storm !lits ft* -Nm shin Mrlagu to No our ham of sa4spao- ple. Siong sales am people skit . 2 years ayeriNOoe w guinQ Pleese tax resume b 905-650-5724 att. Mulbori lliGNle SUPEMMIENDEIIT five -in couple, one portm r to stere Ma for 123 will apartmenl a apa�ammuNiam Safetyy22room . Fax mum b (905)5749172. TIE NEWS AUMTIM is looktg 'or Kids b deivar'pa- pens ad Nytrs door to door bur bma a well Ay 6:00 PM. n volerhoods. CAN 9054 511 requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp. Home Every Weekend Satellite Dispatched No NYC No Slip Seating Competitive Rates Benefit Package Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit Call Bryan (905)706-2596 1 Noepta Medica 1 Itoepma Medica Dwiul Darks pa� H()MEHELL (ARF IMMEDIATELY REQUIRES AFTER HOURS CO-ORDINATOR A successful applicant will be: • Responsible for the appropriate assignment of staff to tudill client care requirements. • Will work minimum 1 night per week and 1 weekend in four. • Have minimum of 1 year experience providing in-home health care • Possess a RPN or RN Certificate of Competence • Demonstrate ability to responsibly shift priorities and meet tight deadlines • Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills in English • Demonstrate excellent organizational ability and interpersonal skills • Enjoy working in a dynamic team environment Forward resumes immediately to: After Hours Supervisor 179 Kiat' St. E. Oshawa, UH I C2 Fax: 905-576-M2 Equal Opportunity Employer • We thank all applicants for appMng, only those Cox- cl will be iMorMewd. 1 GtN0mre1 w4 Two STRATI needed for busy barmy satin For caner rare. or 5,pr50 sl>Mb, all pro- ducts Supplied Cal Debbie GWednesday eo - Saturday 728- 1111100 28 - Whoa DIKE MITI= Startiing raft $14.31 to 515.61 per how Must hm Grade 12. CdlogeMaKrvty is an asset. Strong Math and English skills. K nlpesled Wpmraassee erg Cluaboe a 1-801F5i143222 b asoup for testing 1 fa naw COMIti1= ENGINEERING diCDMPVN fewer a Saaealary/Wc.P- commewlellon skills, own - pow skies to ndude wind- ows 3e, 1-1 'mwa NT. Moo - soft office. ad most tie ta- WAIN we to mmdNriI * in- dwsby spedlkaNy WAC. W pat prtpuabons and dnvel- aprNtrN of spmdaallom Saf- tiionsbawl a p i be bUMa, PWM fayour reswmm b (905)430- 7154. PART M - 11 a.m. - 3 pm. Meat hM some boOUmtphg and be able b drall good M1 len LM 637-2750 or (416) 622-, Clerk. ErtpNWZ@d in dKtri- Cal diS01builonpil�oer l'oloa- Cliflu. Fail COMFUUM b (9D5)449iM4. t 1 sell. ENTNLgm2TIC eager. seN- motivated SALES REP. re - Wild for lost growing bust- nness. Dynamo app 4y availabN b a" Sit+ on commission base. Own vehi- cle a must. Phone 723-7111. EXPHNENCED new honor sales rgxeserWtive required. Strong sales skins, pienam Ir. Call (905) 428 1111151111111 sere MMr's MANAM faraqured by Sid•r•w ernport nam, naw car vokirm w by ovw 50%. Raspor S,t" for after rrux"M salsa. rrmrrf rity tams. Owwaas and hieftwwork pow commnraon on profit. Mon" car alowanca The a root a 9-5 poomc n. Fbi owd Resaar to: oarrnaa Tt m weak Po. Baa 406 Film a 302 OalraviN Ont LIM 71.5 . n outside San repro- Dmp resume off at 10 Sunray street, unwis. Whitby. Phase respond by ,fly 19R SALES KFNEK RTM w guinmd for Saltation supplies. Base saWy. comalaion, err allowance ii beam plan. Submit resume to Jim Car- MAars clo UItnEAM1000'S. 410 FMIBY AVE. MAX, OUT. Fax (905) 619. M EWAN - wppiaewwood.com TEU3VAKt7ERt needed for charitable oryarnisatlone. Pool - an arm fol llmm and cm* dam we experience are p owma. Cal 743 O6N7 AZ 01111111 requirtd for a Major oil Company, sleodd have "pow" vAh B crafts. Will ptivide training in 9asa- line delivery. serving South- ern Omarlo, mo an ' Conti - wool OW ( 412 hour Oft per wok). Clean abstract. druo screening, must pass Excelem pay plus berxfNs. uibrms wpplit0. TOP eW, mem. Cal 90� 2191. requires Class A mechanic. Heavy truck experience nec- essary. Dayinight shift. Fax resume to: (905)831-0199 or call (905)831-3656 to arrarope mUrnew CLASS A Mechnw ranted for full time position in whfDy and Pickering. Telephone 1- 905-629 3773 ext 22 or tax re- sume to 1-905-629.3664. COMMERCIAL plumber/helper required for work in the Dur- ham region. Must be a sell starter with own transporta- tion Call 19051261 0003. 4uw•1 nu4 rruw awrcnew- TENDENT, with minimum 5 years experience in super- vision 8 management on commercial renovation pro- iects Fax resume 905-576- 2562 ELECTRICIAN Apprentice or Journeyman Canadian ex- perienced required Fax re- sume to (905)130-9721 EXPERIENCED Medical Sec- ~ reiary regared for a bury En- docnnoiogy/Nuclear Medicine Clinic for permanan put-bme employment Successful ap- pljams should be proficlent in medical dicta -typing. (nuclear mm6CxK andlor radiology ex- perience an asset). expen- ence using Windows 95M and Microsoft Office (word). possess efficient recepbon- st'S silk and have a pleas- ant manner in dealing wrtn patients and physicians These stuns are essemna for tIM dnl"M and fl/naw position. m which the swc- :essfui applicant would be guaranteed a minimum of 15 nours/week (with probability or more) and rug lane hours for vacation and sick ttme :overage Attractive and :ompe"ve salary weal com- maesurax want quadlations and ability F1Yst tau resume to f90SK10-3278 UCENSED SHEET metal worker or equivalent expen- ena n otiemrwroa and rest- detrtial Fax resume to, 450 4344426 0401mKT NEEDED mme- dnarey 4-5 years txxng rma ,Nc lathe vmbt pmggrinwlwrt expenex Able 10 read blue pnm2, work with minimum supavNron 7 Fax resume NEWLY EVAMES Dutirms looking for competent ma- awwsl Sew resurme utaFw Well. 2(120 mmworm art.. UM 4 MiMby. Ont U N 9A6 or d 9051571-5319 WANTED - ExperxrnCed h- xnsm aulomllolm t/CM1- aan, for Oemxra repirr strop rax re"Ma to (905434- 2974 madcal ova 1 Mtieollr MLLYCLIFFE LODGE requires RN and RPN we mediation :ertmate for asuar lawloy- ment Must be able 10 work all shits and wok -ends Geriatric expernerrR kader- S". tncfmng ii usessrmem sols an esiamral Apply in wmrorg to Balydifle Lodge 70 Station St Ajax Omtanc OF IR9 CERTOM OEM ASS4U m/ m cgmomst mom pa -t -tum( approx. 20 hours per wok n- clu0ng Saturdays. Compeer epenruee am Logic no an and. Cal (905)937-1231 KEW A25KUW (Carti- lied) for Pickering office Tuesdays i Thursdays 2 -0 p.m.. Fridays Sm-" Sat gam- Spm. Faced resumes only we be coraidae L Lac b (905)b31-3977 ami Debbie. PROGREUM PNEVBMK Damn office. Seelig PDA in 0931. Please all (905)- armammo noceo siv Assistant mww ortme- dAApapppltr�ioo pa2ice n HAAP�. 25ormodo do elipientince an me. Plem tax resume to (905)) 637-2099. MOOPU Homes PorhnWic Replies RNs to eomNlale prt-Mawfance A/difiS on a mM bile bobs in Way. 00W wa and BOwaNIIe am veripenchare and ECG oapaf- enoe as assn. MAW" hwvw own velidw. Contact Kelly tax (905)57943639 no plume a2s of m. nanumir - Oshwwe. Ilan tux required. ExCOM sa- ay, expnence and 90Pro- Pham. Fax resume b 5 5763272, NnffloTHEPAPIST-Oshawa Private Oreq Rehab. Client. Graduates welcome to apply. Phone 416-598-4020 Ext 13. Fax 416596-3963. .1 f3Wanted eyeero NABY21TTER IEOIMRED for 2 dnldren ago 2 ad 4. PirAa- a9 - BafobldgNFofNeld ams. preferably in my home. Mon - Fri. statirq AAooqq 1 year round. Call (416)968- 9397 leave message for ext. 320. a r AIP PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, J,ul�Mly,r,i11-1999 oaryare Areaahk . Dtay, AkrrmaMa • wails INFANTS -12 YEARS OLD In caring, safe, fun home environment. Licensed by M.C.S.S. Reasonable rates Receipts, flexible hours. Call WHAM PImFEsWM IIWEDAYCAREE SWI lxN7 • 1 Day care trrsw SOUTH AJAX/Dullm 5 Bay Your torte for Syr ox: for tall day and a 14yr old with Tspacial needs for after school. ,n (905}426 1607. Dercara • bete0k DAYCARE AVAILAtIE In my tame All ages St Patrkks CaMrolic School area. 42&_ SM IMYe2AMRPOOL. Mother of 1. adores children. oRerMq tndd tare in smoke true lov- I g emnot W Nutritious meals a snada Lots of TLC. � affordable Aages a. ml - M5 CKERNG Batch 1 Nrte: Loving daycare. 18 mondst to 12 y-- Dant' outags (tenoW backyard and park) Crass spry arae. music. no- 1mhOnis neat a stocks Fast Aid. C.PR arOhed Non - $MO " rOapts. 906 426 SOUTH LMMICKERING BEACH RDJBAYLY - private -� torn- daycare will proud. a "arm mrrtumg am Ulm"m wN nary am - oppomrm- an Inagdar hours avemm (416) 750-1732 WHITES Rd POW way 2. M ane care in my home me ages welcome. Iabee backyard ad filled d bmw"Wo, mon- fyaolung 90542049-0 :1 10 z MOM- New Health Technology Can Help. At Healthcare Provider C you L.Ovs Pttropb? Are you MnbiOoras a atlobwaued7 Unknded Potential! Call Fran: 905-420-5951 .. Tomb FRB TO Good Home - Syr old knum Border Coft&A airut. good *MpU--K eat dMdrm Ira i Fully 9 - id. 1905µ26'09Q4. CWP s 1 FiftfWood ERRS WaOo Pa000m. truck acid of 1005. Bar now Ready for two yaw. Sa- t -11 ran and split. Ready b turn. (905) 452-75M 1 a.�in Aid CoBRnumm 6 b 10000 BTU from SGS. DO-Iur wAMw $56 TM 576-0132. CLOTHING rad, Wholesale Odom. Everything wdw Fon*- or Fashion; FfoaO, 6 tANage, AjalN>r Ta 9059. glssill Agar Taft wfh 2 lines. 4 chain $375. gkhm UW vast cbais US- Satm doer wee $25. 19051-03- ,SMacid aidgpdossk. Scokil- Solt very g t90' bap 5350 sal M ISM. Immo to on. $275. Aga (905) 663 2814. MEfarGo ArNidab r+ I -TEAL KMmmre INV. a0- Wft 51500, 2.1 In ambobrd 5500. foe Ikt bye m SM. N*lmpLomae rtion $I-�Ck bb iwellw dryer SBSf>, toot. Ball. 966- 2 FOR 1, or FRES; CONTACTS or 50% OFF iraNAs Of trmm ctiow Ts" StaMas 150 Brock St. N. 430- Day Care Available Ps 1 AAicm for sw UPC. O MENSIZE bedroom suite. solid wood. num condi- tion. $1200 Gas targe. Oke new paid $1700. asking $800 Argpnebma- e2hogy.ppu(905-374 9 M. MAPLE dining room Set. hutdn. buffet. 6 Chane. 2 Waves. good rnrsdltion, asking $700 Cam Mm) X3334 At UPHOLSTERYI Domestic a Foreign Decoratirq Fabrics. Custom Fun dm and Coot - nos Knowledgea0k and ex- Dertenced Ouoramg Servic- es Cltaranu onpit txsstieks. Slow". by apps. !arae or O"Ift Desagn a Decor. (9os�725 13„ or 1- a00.906-666 aE COOLI AUTOMOBILE AIH CONDITIONING SERVICE. sko tome cwnt. air service. trudge. stove. waSfler. dryer. dowim Palm in-home service C Ger CARPET MIOKER, 100%. Ny- lon ova, plush, stain rewftem carpet For 3 rooms. army SM 0o tete includes 30 Sq. Vat carpo. down ped and W gaillbn in yeas W a I- - ' reetab. in your Nome No so no primers Nue one Iaa yea. Darrel. 1-800205- 8757J9p5434-1930 CARPEL& &ALF: Loll of car- pets 100% nylon smarm Ill, Mau. carpet 3 rooves $339 (30 s4 y0) nndnldes carpal. onmism ped and mstama- bon. Frit abnaes. Carpet repairs Servng Durham and 1772 CARPET AMon Cal Sam -W d Cim M, - Carpo three rooms. 30 share yards. from $329 name&. Iwo ds - C, your best quote up b 10%. Customer talstaebm pmrauye0 Cam Ma for your ha etmuhate. 905431-" CNANM Ink MM. pass, top rent10m $250 tiara, 4,aB 6-:, C WSMI Miss KOSHM, Quit n orthopedic mattress set. Naw, umsed Cost $1.500. sacrifice $1590 Can dews.(9O5H31.2268 FON $ALE. 1-8 piece quem sins putt Oedoom suite. 1.9 plea oak dlmig room sit. Goon candlfen. Cam 416-372- 0623 FOtN SEWBOD RM, 1 double bailer. $500 COWO le. Cam (905µ27-9G55. FUN COAT - Beautiful oho- cow knows CIO knob, star 10.12. Appeal" w $9500. ear . , Was mow $5000.. .wow reduced to $3000. (705) ?S" M (ap) S Sadms/Servics- A as fMp- 0wa bas arta today! De- bw ftm-im If we awsoacln a art acinar {{acepp- (rox 2-5yr a10)atamse uluc *in a SUM& adoeaac wase w a dries S150hp. Siuobe SLS�(906►726.4043 IrIIOWGGa FiOBRMIs. n Graft abaL 3.lM'x 6 a 2-1/ 41X314- Ta& Beller atn Mwb a Ins man Mo qt polm. SP15in02.SaWlsq AAlso flow Ift (am)&} NN x o Dm lotrltp mobas Set. Cost $2,600. Sedilcs $1075. Can delver 005H M-2288. aim am= desk in good tiorrdeon. MME an doer! Cam Tom 436.9061 (nip) HAT"K aEGGMAPIHt Books. From 196 b 1999. LAN now Cam 705-745-0507. TECOMMM aavvamk mk wan & mod*. A1So afaWrW111- cmmdtow Mr dlasf ow e for ale. Cam Baro a 906427-711M. READY FOR BASS 1995 Stratos Bass Boat, 17' with 90 V4 Johnson O.B. Fully loaded. 4 seats. 2 swivel 2 live wells. 3 batteries. fish finder. trolling motor, fibreglass with custom Stratos trailer. $12.500. Call 705-328-0402 after 6 p.m. or weekends. (snp) Im "SO s for Sete PWIOSIGRANDFATHER CLOCKS Inventory Must Go - Scratch and Dem Sale. Huge selection of new and used paws New dipianos tram $795 and LIP. Rem to own. 100% of all rental pay - mems apply. Also a Huge sc lection of grandlather clod s trom $995 and up. Cao TEIEP PIANO 433-1491. PNE/OAK FURNITURE Sale Sat sale...6t Annual Floor Mode! a Inventory Clearance at up to 50% otf..Tllisyear we uta also have a SILENT AUCTION on selected !hems.. This is our biggest sale of me year. -eve Emenynmerm units. once.Dning Room. KOdten. Sedition and Custom Des" are ad rednuce I. Drop in ad $ee our Stale of Ole Art woodworking tacilhy and tel us show you soar 1ls Nsrnhawe is Wade lbov is No SlrObb- tah for Oualkly'.. Traditional =701q 115 MMh Port till Remo Ra) Pon Perry. 905.985-6774 www.b701Otin W wo00wOrk- ing on ca MCA. DSS. SATELLITE, new model 5135 including tat card l`ar owma opera View ower 700 tinrnete. �9 o- staKaon available Card pail - 10r 6 morons. KariSat ) 725-0195. (905) 767-3905 TIENT TO OWN new and ra condrtLonsd appliances, and new TVs Fol warrarelt Pad oy�e�905-263-M or NANO ISM. small $1 SO Cement mucin PAM r $150 lawn Daly SLID Hay rolls $25 Freem 5350 555 4135 Fruit pe i stove. RC amide f650 A saMkM $450 Toro sell prepeied mower $175 Fax nmadnrte $125. (9051432.1147 NTS' BRUNSWICK eNmrd table like new. COMO We at acassornes. $1750 00High qualty wood desk M. ION OxNra. bowam. SIG mom bill* room (905)"$- 1592. SINEDm - Oualmy wooden glees a' X 8' bwm lel tiny $339 pa tui. Mao oew Sim and styles available. Also gaapa and decks 751 McKay Rd taro 3. PMlepwp For more into. call 905-4111- 2M 05-6142093 SOFA a LOrE&EAT pprereyy write a rurgnnau. $750 Shcd Oak drung room sat a ple- a . 2 !afs $1500- Cam T26 764 SM PLATST3M"' wit 2 7dap misWW � 000. 579�6566.(WV) WIRE CAGES for sale. Cam Tim. 9054MM117. Mut no FMIoaES SM I nip. said raps $1251 nip. 00 *yam $1251 up. used amh- efa ante / ip. taw aid no an gkllftd vrbtMrs ami WVMs at flow prka. New brad fatie fridge 5410 No up, naw 36 arfgn wall dont and wwdm M. tela se tcka of over w old reed applrlas. Cal N loft. ftommows Ilan", leas Saks, son**. Pas. 154 lira SL Odwom1906) 570- 7448.wb SMwNN.dMbM mdAcwju pbwws. LWK door repris, koorppltw$POP� coulm as b IMM'IfTtOawSO.l5 416.33644 !1 _ s fM!Pwdlttig i, n. w cies mrsoale amgus COM - ods. (no Anil b wk Car sonw), eoN-etiors of ay sof.quarNldn or single an- am.M000M pottespew ry. I7 try to rs mpord b A gAdU. ROOua Bowen AnU"U 0rooldn, Ontario. 90505.049 a (905)242. KWM AUTWK ad Col- lect"compkilie WINNMS We priers pais . falba Kam, 905415-8161. Psoartite, SAVE UP TO $/680. - KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular above ground including dec". 16 x 24, O/D. $5,995 Package includes liner. 2 ladders. Sand Offer.gMnp. motor. We 1-000- 66& 7i 'll Is Low a Found FOUNO FtncMiVnhfes Road area. large at. DeigdbrouaU black. .nye. long bail de - clawed. boo tail very !nenMY. Cal 831-2952.np IZIN Plawmatipass, U FREE - very friendly black a wMe Gainer pig. Cal 420- 7152.np Ala RK M COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. adorable No du of T rt' IbrM raiiad. flovelats 905.0021 GgqOrrLeM RETNEYER Flips. brouvress .p kyles. m Pat Perry 905-985-0769 HIMALAYAN KFTTENS - afor- able babes OM gorgeous blue eyes Tenderly home rased CCA rsgskre0, shols. 905.905-6021 FIEF TO A GOOD HOME- 13 yr did purebred IpnYYaaelreryy hav-Ity Great w* Wd`- n0 ane genie905.965.0056 (sip) P MUMED Golden iktrww puppies Farm raised. let shots 2 Minutes. 5 maks. Ready to go by July 30M. $400 Cara Angels a 1 -705- 374 -SM FRB 3 year ON Rotiwwser b a good home Wry good wit lea. She bwS awaon. For more **arms= please tam Shad or Jab a (905)432- 6N2. (PION OWWAa) no tJNASA AM FVPES- Adult- able- madly b go, various co - Wars First eNote. we docked. dsworard. Cat Ju - b 905-721-4009 or Jotm e 705-7W3t24. HELP GIDE a homeless put a second chaste. Hu iy tet - am. ve tshedrd we am boosts.. 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Askrg f6600 MM) 663.9675 alley ep.m. WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no Credit. You work? You drive! Lots of Choice. Down or Trade may be required. FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 905-786-6498 t.EMTICAR is mn ONE ANE DGENSTom BR 1Gas INECOHOITIOH® AGTOi Et 96 RrsOy 5 Md. 81K. Sate $5.050. '9/ Buick Ldsakte Llai loaded. liable s5995. am '89 Grad caravan, loaded, cold air. Iran K clan 529G5 arm. '91 S, 11 LE wage. 175K cold ark auto 53396: '93 Lu- am o-mire Van. an, super ria 147K poly VM. '92 Buick Ago Ltd. %M e. loaded. 134K sate MO '91 Lrmate Van, WM. FMAmx in i OuLnow $4915: 34 Salad Ext loaded. slap $10.985: '6 Mtrstam0, awlo. pray and clan, $1996: TM am" LaSar bra, loaded, 113K mat be Sete IMM; '94 Clay saw - 4 dr. labs LT, bobd 143K. Mai S12.500k 11 Rfaly ave0, 4 f WX day S33x5: '92 Agro Fat-, load 144K, fail a Slot NON 57916: In swan CMC am. ark sea 711. oully S95M: Comm AM CIT w is alts at E a mmum rear- CM >a s - n a.imt 11aa>olHa CBWARMU I= Ver. 2N M am. solo/ .war Mara work. Spon paft Asking 51 1476-04 tl$q 00. 1 FM CM &WVrA* Flies ad 80 cres Cars from $19ii per mordh FifaanickV AMNOW an Car R -F 4MIWW IM CNM WAW. 23,000 tar. abw - own bona of sten .. S1SAK w 434.2775 1 1 Aulanobmaw for SMB a ��- 7 :A SICK. OF REN"NOTT, OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYtt • Fest Tlnts Buyer? - CAN Markt Discharged Bankrupt? - Can Markt Not Mulch Downpaynnent? - Call Msrld PE•!. u ' Mark offers honest. profeaafonelr no pressure service to help you own a hon1e. (=ON) 571275 or a1 4W0 -"27S ,MarkSUPL F.P. FW. AMW RAM Enter Lail, 1 TraNWa /9N JATCO 1207 fell trailer. Sleeps S. 3 way Iridge, fur- nace. Min propane tank. screen room and awning, winter cover. verryy dem con - dM w. $7900 01.0 905-430- 6805. 1917 BONUNR HARD TOP tell trailer- sleeps. 5. sink, hydro. nigh and low pressure stoves, city and on board water, un- used canopy. $4000. Brook- lyn. 656-a693. 40X18. 2 GEOROOM Avalon Dark model trader. Florida room , full deck. Fully fur- xslned . ancpolioned.large corner M. 5 star pwk.6uclk- hom Lake 30 minutes from Oshawa. Sandy Beach. pod. dodo. 99 tees paid. Mary ac- tivities 534,900 (416) 992- 8600. CORSAIR 2711. newly renlova- ed with Florida room and deck. in Grandview Park on Buckhom take Huge lot, beach, poo!, honub. many more activities and events Asking $12.900 728-2968 RENTALS Starcraft. Coleman hardtop campers. four sites Brookln (90505-81193 11 Aprtm•mv ;or Rem will" A a A AUTO- Cas, trucks. baK we pay rip b slo.og0 Can on to spot. Any tond- tnon. arra yarn. Cara us ally lime. 21 fears. 7 aarys. 30 mm. sovia. 9o54WWM or 905-706-5234 CAN FOR CANSI We bay used vwicles. Vtlrdes must be in naming coaft n. Cam 427-2415 or tome b 479 Slyly St. East. Ajax a MLOW AUTO SALES- 11 ALES. rwiue Idt- INS ane fun sire prdrup. now ones. tSMtirrne its. bot Iia, doth and impel iaenor. 305 arab. red. 0rea slhape. 147,000 km on snow $3.500 SM armed. cam (705) M& 0102 /N1 FOLIO RINGER IL - 6 cyarhder-, rip. eats0em cond- fom. 13700 O.B.O. Cal 905- 726-7296. 1M1 GMC Siena SLX ~ box. exscab, ax - em oi- eon. MMIK IS III s bon all 57600. Truck is MOM uaWiot Huge&. (905 725- 2539 or (906)71x-649! mbw 6 00 ISM FM E O%AM KIT 64, coltee sow sum roof, air. poor doors and ainipur, good rubber. auw brAM, Hama bang paclagd- Caa- bd acid ettww sou&. k - m KLia taadNiom. SII,MO OXOL 9054304M ISM MEA am we $14,250 cMW all kiln w do" 5 $Put AVAll as - SM. am No nome , 5x.0001ktt frN ttNNY .rol- a. M = 4r4 S156 SM wORK 2.1, 5 WIK draw bar and Car, felt dMK MM 9WK no rwL AMIH$ US - SM 705-357-1527. 1 � 4 no orb@ INS PLTrarIN VOYAGER lE. Good tlplolMOa, nlMd fay. clang Moat' falNppt N LE faWra. $1,195 afA. >r k. (M)ONS-M". l 9o5)ONS- 6s4- 1 G Dodo cwawn SE. rrraif tlaideal aro tart Good on Gulf. $1100 000. 80- 203;1. i 1 Trixw "M (>1L9tMI CESAPEAE logeplypf 6. 3 btraa saw. n2- 6Nbn BONW $3500. (906 01 2 BEDROOM AIT Cline b 0 C S7oo all inclusive. First/ lest. Fridge aro arae. Cara 726.1000 Untie Came. LEGAL 2.100 M One - seats apt SoMM Apt. Frhdge. stove. parlun% aparas an - own driveway $7751 arormpNWsndaive. NoPas~rS+mO, , Awry ail mrmeia d (906)M6.2295 2 9E0NO01m baseman of 3- pkx - 305 kWy Moral. WW uta. $575 per moM Includes Naas Amiable August 1. Cam (705)437- 2984 9* 6 p.m. 2 a®ROo o large MW level of tarrmsoae, wit poo Hanpia as dote b Noh- say $750 am inclusive. Avad- able Sopktow 1. Firstltast. Cal ")433.0171. AJAS an I bteas. Spa- Mdygqws MPNU kmsllopgnprm bill* -PosbaunI 1lI b4 id1 mom $939.. A ftk WL Cal Gn315322. well 7: TIAL AJAX. SESTIETIMt 1 bud- rborn ISrint apt- wasstudy. ftk 10 amordon Bad Go Tran. Ibn srnaNYvg. No Psi Shcaba for Sir* a4LL $150 inclusive. 2911. GACNBAM APT $512/mMIR- y pass -31107. a ""ion cal WA -3107. Leave sea- sw as"k itrm *Molyammma AFL. coastal 5 , S iatlitties, arm a last non me Whales. RetraAai ISNdred $O$Aa9`MIi �AmAwdommft SOP. mt.chum. �aNt�" itduslve. Aall" Ytar as ft 111111,0121. usturpowlsttlaaalan LAME 1 besddm 1stsecond fta lot Aug. .M$72R0r/moo iaglrdrraog0ae Also roan. as4ibmoabAslWa am. d% 531. hint. apt $78W=. vidusiug. Avail. Aug 1St. 1MAUL No pets, no �1!�soai�s. TGVR*wrawftr w 1Towdoresim Rrut Rem 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools andshoppping. From $910.00 including If dro Call 905-721-080 IM rp�wbwft Ram CENTRAL Ostuwa. Large 2 a 3 bedroom apartments avail- able In well-maintained buadrg dose b at amenities. Please cal (905)723-0977 9 am -7 p.m. COUKnCFJOSMWA border. Gorged s large bright 2 bed- room. ground level apace. Full kitdun and bah, private laurwa0 Ailyle M pub 1 sit or Sep- tember 152 $750 inclusive. Call 571-0202 leave message. Islip) DOWNTOWN !MhntM. one bedroom apartments train 1575 to $725 pito. Reforms: n required. hrsli no puts. i,jdable September 1. Call jC5143O 6327 rich & Whites /-bedroolll •asement.pamed, parking. -r Oadloomed. separate an- .�nce. Laundry. Uiatia, first d art. $675. no pas. Avail - ,.e mmedWedy W5-420- .41 05420.41 HIGHWAYarl/CIMMM fT t bedroom basement apt 575 SQ n Separablevgu d cn- Trance Saps inn. Suit ur ge non-smoker Central bleair, Ca. IauWny nckjout Rist/ last $750. Aradale now. 416- 456-7446. Mary ZMMV 000, 2 -bed- room basement. full NUN. separate enNrana, CAN. sell - ma V4Wded No smokmw PM . Nasi Stops. Sriloote a GO S750hnpnh, FWVAW avamw Au" 1st. Dawn (905)AI26--2441 GfNTTnr SPACIOUS 1 -bed - roam basensna ap Avylablt ntClow dk►wma1 Wed i Go aia.o aisSp. aMnfor wan" Sw4m mon- no pos. Raw- . &52S incl. 1105-130- 5017. LNKOINY SPACMIM apart. .mans wN Rae aopwm for rem. ExCOM location. Doamoam WMM Sum. Port xlry arra Lite S___ Call 9oS71s-736,. 8 am -3 p_.m ONE BEDROOM baseman 40i mqW. a u fta, laundry UCOU. Non smoker preferred. Available July 30. RnUatt. /26.9967. BRE KOMODO bnenhan apt. with VAR -ow_ Fridge. slave. par". se , g sur framot inclded. AvaWOk Sept 1st, lum FirsUlMt. Nopft S*AMW Adgtide unci. (905)715 G3M. Osft . Clean deedasd, by Noor a kn IIMAW itichrlve. pbatltg. mono hatbSMt E' $N6 ata AwmaMt mgrm bl lam) ate. OSfaMA -Ors 0ldrobm all 5500paper WMll Includes MK s1Q a VNW CA (NS)436- pAakap�elaNWIavoom Put M01M. bnr Asia, prig W4MKIM* OF AN - 1st $150m onsk *W tm Col (IM728-8170 1NNm■M salsa, bodow VW WcoM a, adrt bdMft Ulundi aa�AcoesieAAtrrMg"- � at farm i�tSl. SM 72F7M1. ruled.lF3►. a N aF dLoot- Largt yad. laundry, fact SM Ma"Ases" RM 871- 3871. 71- -taw. raawttd . 1ludrdOm OtumaAl'rgryfalll ON-=' pricing $700 aAUHASMt kmate- 1 4264M a l lApertmenills for Rent PICKERING Bright 1 Bed, bsmt apt CA Private em. Shined laundry. Non-smoker/ pe"Ipso. (41106)77 -79794 or (905)-8314"5 evenings/ weekends PICKERNG. brgM above ground 1 -bedroom apt. 4 W no smoking or puts. ;:109. $695 indushre. Available August 19. Call (9051683-9629. PICKERNG, clean, brigm 1 - bedroom walkout Oeserrsan, l=aundry. YipepaenWts wekxmleolu2 nmSuawe639-6640 giflieft AJAX, 2 -bedroom apartrrteln in bwldbeg. 67 Chudn St. S.. S050�spakng. s, shop, Lm Near Ons, .slsop- ping, No pets (906J063 -E145 SOUTH RMNNG, one bad - room basement apartiew F ivate entrance. perbg. no Ir. SM Inclu- on. KlstAa L or 19051 Si1-410117 SPACIOUS wet-auwdabw 2 bedroom aap" Axil. a 900 and Me Gien St. Soma wfN walk-in daub. pan provM- ed. Close to schools. shop- ping arae. GO Station UW Des included. Cara 726.49!0. OSHAWA Large 2 a 3 BIR units. Utilities Included. Easy access to schodfs, (W5) 721 -V4 ODOM - 1 Bedroom base- men apartmem Available AAuudo 1st Cion b 6O/401. $ 575/mormldy. 1st a last Parkrg. A1C, sbright nor smid- Mferred. Cat eeb- 9556 WINTaT - 2 bedroom, man +loon of diner-mamk duplex. No pets.shoo smokersMatelrimi Is rebheMpOW ky wYanow SIDS -43G-31100. Card Moms, RnaAax swami . Voda Large oro - ' ' Mm basemen apMrMK sum st- at, f appliances. Iam&V NO avag" $1525 inclusive. 90517 or (905)428-1915. WHftaT SOUTH - Bmckml 166 to 9goo.� 2 bdrw hums t apt-, kAftm slid tidy. AMC 2 brdm. man Boor apt a1Mm• able mid Augast. No pus. (416)540-M 13. Ob0100m W@MA jowl - mem. wpm lmomm Has smoker, no puts. agmabk Squftw Nalf Unit de-aaea� � SW 2324 yoow o bat br lu e lock Wool! cal �R SalobMN smwk III (I=) LSa. (9061 111 air (OR 0163211. - wasomoJE ado. all TulabbSM�alobboy�n��llppapt. lw lddgt t7121tfar/L W'"rr.aa Y. ='"iiaas IlmrbaA YOU CANNOT AMRD TO BUY A HOWL" o Offif from $70111finof!al Q NN eloN oo0pupwt? Ol (905) 571-6275 1-8004HO-6275 Mark Stapley elYw esJr�xaAr W . rya,.- ���,' . , r■�+i � ��a - 0. ,l'.'.✓.`��F���Trl�l�v.,� -. <.. ., hy'a.r�Y . x. ar.�sr- 3.7,iS��.. 11 �°rR"" _ 11 � � • P l Lake Ontario waterfront bungalow. Granite/slate/marble. Solid oak doors 8t trim throughout. Seawall tN/patio. Fireplace. Rare property. (905) 683-5589 agents welcome 3%. f 1 esu or Reif 1 ousse or Ref ABA PABA DU- I have a home N. AJAX, 4 bdrm , 3 hath 101 you Be it sem, detached mn_ft( tam. 3 in, on., fndge 6 ur towrtotne. You must have stove. Avail. Sept.1J9_ O a dolor - 6 nom free. Mini- $1250.00/mo. plus utikties mum income. $27,900. flea- Cal .Hcqueym Tanner. Saks sonaW credit. My service Rep • Sutton Grp_Hen absolutely free to you. Cal Beatty Inc.. 1-800-290 6991 MUM* Ken Collis. CoWwrem Bafixer Iris. lave your 1905) 726-9114 roma d number AN EXCELLENT oppatuity to NEWCASTLE. Clean 4 bed - own No down paymem. Vat- room 2 car 9a-sa CON, wad air an quiet AhrailafiE da assistance. Cole 2 bed- im at ("S) So9-409eo room detached WWI- sc aols. a1 Nxr more details. renovated to new. Cal SM (416) 423-6399. Rrlyurdson Realy-Net Also- Ft,Roam ON EARTH. MUST doles (905) 433-7949. BE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED 2 BEDROOM detached home, Shwwhig executive stone 2 oaths. basement. family • set on 29 rcllnnq room. eat -m mtdwn. fridge acres in North 00iiem. 6 acr- so stove Clow to O.C. aro e• manx-ured andIsraprr0 all amemhes Available 15 whh mature pkte and bolt Joy 5850.. Hrilfros1. trees. 5 bedrooms. 2 left(416)751-7510 lochs. large lvkrgrdom. J- nrgroom recroom. 3-BEDNOOM lavowem, btchen. 6 newgen. appMartas. ,Ahtby Easy aeaa to 401, gas fl plaef. sapBM dish. GO Tran, near scltod. M Wswmr" system. 20 car drr pAanc�es. outdoor Itw411etlk ng veway. 1.000oa.Ra Pan,. port ept pod Available S. 1st. gals. $1700 per nao(hth plus SM moraft 905-428-3807. uMas A must see for a coy 31M $O. FT. ExecWve Ihdnl discrimirare gorily or a em Ww appcaprecraeet quame- lityVWO. In Courthce rtes' lingo. am am HOWgrave utllilia. FirstAatl/de- 64 a1905-5761„ 1. erefnce rfprked. al Sar 576-9339 or WNN111Y - 3 beMeere raised 922-28% (sm) brmWlow Lrrig/dinrg, lam - 4 bodrsee britt farm house c room 2 O adra ehca. antral ai/tgc. Orapanes. btdpt Sept >tt. AL E of GI 852 . doubt parapt. (1.200 /mam (905) tlMWt. 107 pen. AWil- plus U=4031 A UMATANLE OEALI Fmm an03k AYpt� IS' astAMt. (95) 7518 5500 ddYm pllel W den y none xarkrr0 at $09,900 ar- ras for Less than ret. DAC. 21 trS bee retended No$=" 905 -729 -IM ext 277 Cold, well Atoka RUR RW Estate. ABSOLUTELY "TOONONN6 6 months free, alrh own a Inose from t550rftonm You requrt tui ban tamly Im come 520.000 • restonsbk credit. I do the nest Don't Mad Ga R il 6oka. CW" Banker RMR Real Estal 10- day (905) 728-9414 MAX - BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom Semi bungalow, mm f". L"/Marwood Freshly loaned. central air. twedry, parking. lnced yard. n0 peat. Pon moke, on sMAW. i950 repue August 1st. (SM) 666- 11L1X-SY-TNEAM. 3 bed- room (louse finish" ease. mem and Broom Close to ale amenwks 11150 pills V* iters It&069.2742 (day) or 905 432.9242 (aa ow. 1EAOTM "SO" ■akt- Door M NOIDW. Ltverpeey Bayley. hardwood Doors, 4- apDlances, as lle air decorated. ww steps to Mall and GO . mpd parting. ksw� ONOM no X 91179. $125&mor^ By Cefnre olum :NO um lies. 6 roans On fist Boor of Duplex. clow 10 tct00l ap- Corl�itwl iw �t liforlm fbr Awaiww S1� GA (9os)72e-0Bri keno sump of er beep. MRMMIM- OWIL edawt cory 3 bedntOle a" am bungalow. parlding. la0�dlo d in Phho a BIOS-i2sist.� LARGE 3 Bedrooms plus one finished bastiWAK 04n krikr A= &W 1. m hgial BBloor W IN Manila. (905)1364X132• COUIITCE- 3 bedrooms. 6 WHITBY 4 OeWoonnns Exa- live detracted. double garage. tamiyRkeplim, 2 1R wets. 1st.- $1295 Courtla: 5 M 111ty 905-579.7013: 905-940-3060 311w TRIM rated rt IWO died -Gqi* 2 lou pks property for 2 more pper cod commencing wed d Au - 9w (awaeirg complfion of new home). Up to 'wax 40 mnutes to Pickerwq. Cam (4 16)2644767 Towrrrorreee 1 e Fur RsM OSMA1NA• ROSSIAUO and Mfani". 3 bedroom town ltoeses 3 aPpmances. gas treat. Rut tram $675 plus hMNlies. ktAsst «quied. Cab (906WA7 5606. I ani. - 4 p.a. FCKEIINNG - Brock Rd. and mwww from 40 tiiiie am Clow, bo d new 3 kawnhor"e. $1200 1 rtli INN&for FAMI (905161!-1774 RNloae *nM" henadia" Fur - "Wad room in Pk2O ta- ble, WNW tac"", 'lar PTCCi1lR � 1 SUN ' MOM a DOORS - own TV. V.C.R, ptr>f ak prrtkq, 4reu0rl. 1500 world $10 worldrg Va (9061631 9160. WP.t1MYf11e1 - dared favi- cos. seam Tor ttrdrt or FSsionall- No atile sliliat Atl A@W a f st.rd 24)EOlOOM basweert to share in 00 h01Ne, "I Caw W kl- d aliie. Cal Pg6)37-6906. � 1 Aeoowewodslon � AJAX om.lWorkinq person Mare a 3 berm condo ry ale bamroom, laundry lacill- ties Available fiimmediately. guired. (905)666.5789 or F 41C7, O (905)426-2480. MAX, luxury 2 -bedroom con- do on waledrom to share. Air : 1 1 Inpifft"Wele : 1 1 conditioning. poet, hol tub. ex- i 1Gardening i 1 L nig ercise room. etc. $600/month Indust"earv. Call (905)426-1697 Dir CT WENDOW �Lr REM� OVAL B E leave message . PROFESSIONAL TO SHARE Vinyl Re�placem�enThermal &W SavWiindows Stump removal A Landscaping Executive house. Durham ' Side Slider - Double Hung CALL DAVE GO 4 bdrrh., backyard. bar- • Bay • Bow �7Q�� bene. great neighborhood. or All types of Aluminum Work refit 1 bdrm bsmi., set[ -con- Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 lamed bath jacuzzi sauna til NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 PAGE 29 NP Idtdhen. (905)•420.2002. PICKERING Large. fully fur- • 1 Rooting IN Roofie fished. equipped, 3 bedroom luxury home to store withFShingling. non-smoking professional ! C ROOFING Cleaning lady, air, lirepgce. And A1eandnMM1 patio. garage etc $850 mdu-types of roofs, new and old, sive plmo. (905)683 6716 Guarantced. 1096 Discount to y insured. Free estimates. For R«wa im at ("S) So9-409eo LOVELY SPACIOUS 2 bdrm., 1 12 barns 7 apps GA inside nSe- All utilities indrded. M � L E L LA N SlIx"coymo (905)-725-4524. Windows RwgParking d pool. Sa%Roofing • 1 otic. & 905-767171 & Renovations I John McLellan "A Man of Word" I COMMERCUIL UWTS, Park 8 Boor, great loatan 2 Avail- able ekes. 1425 sq.M. each 11 1 Improverrrnts : 1 1 irnprovernentt call (905)579-5077. alta Spm (905)571-3281 INTERESTED in renting spas Detwem 11647 Brock St. W. or will take trxWa of Hearn. For more information please on 416-980.90M leaw message. BETA AFFlCE: 1,200 • 6.000 sq it avalable In fret star* ing commauai building. Pn- vate parkrp. 40"07. a bwoovw units NEAR Of Centre. En- closed bay MM overhead dowsftrdt door. 5550. hug i Irydno nc�toded pfgh aiYgs. par". 0"00. weslnoorns, ale -compressor included) Spe- for If- * 0 w hudesiouffide storage. Also W9, ant a". won 905 57r 2902 or 905-4264619 1 CtW"- FMKY COTTAGE for rem on Ria Lake Ptaygrowid Swmmmg. SM6.1t. (705)- --- 1266 GREAT FISHING and family hokday on Rice Lake. One raw from 000". Modem cottages Sandy beach. play - grow hd. c ildrens program Low tang pilar Jnfy i Au- gust Available, (705)006-2Wl W1AS.AAeGA GFACH. 3 -bedroom VA0al (905)576760 Plass Mom 1 ftp rrYe 101111 ft CLEARWATER. tiny 1wrahed and central aur corhdlrawd. 2- 3 bedroom mobik (perma- nor) homes. Poots. bot tub. new beaches and map( at- tractions. Children welcome. Photos shown in your hone. $275 weeldy. (90503-5= A PERFECT FATLY vaaom Home in CLEAR WATER AREA 3 bed iom. lowilotrse, pool. wAAzb, tavhis tout. pond. 8110. private yard. Close to beach. Available now. For rb 6 Proton. (MI -179-3788. 11 P"Na"Fff so Risers 2 STOREY A brick 3 bedroom home will 2 V2 blas. ft* fAistead baserwI - wNh eat n i,,, r M 10 deck, alo hCh des m�F EastSoa) 097-1758 4 NFOwOOr brick how w pedoirateNly 2.000 sq. It. gas, large ItNcuee. colli wait in pentry, dishweshee sannics. Ifreptsce, air, Central Ville. targe deck, Maio ROM 11140 - dry. FraehrA Oboes, be wid- ows. wide oak staircase, j;; lata" bRkoo t. 4 Pa. on MINI. 3 tlritMW dWM far gerage, cow kit ROss- Hudnaww4w. Asking 1234,000. (90(7 438-33,14 if OOREEI CKLI BOW- . Ville. 3 bedkoon. 2 -SWM NICK 00. Cd (905)404°024{2.024{2. Bill's Build -All Births Baa u"m specialist ceramics, plumb- ing. electrical. Call (416)372-6023 leave message BUDGIET ROIL ILQROVISCEN f Basement Apts.. Rec-rooms, plumbing, AddWns, electrical, 8 cementmasowork 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 6194663. Cel44/6) 560.4663 CONTRACTQiG • Unnidecapi • Ftorete • Caraenic Plumbin9•ENet. Hurdle eiders" -kmwwddm Fw dock carpentry Free Can .bile (905) 619-17'T1 f:aN (4/6)109-1393 Seem Durh. Rleg. DOORS NRS US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service a Repairs 905-837-01140 HANDYMAN SERVICE AvaW* hof wpwttrX wars &f&Og and odd jobs (905)837 -OM (416)616-3689 Additions, PM&K� K*%efts, bem, basements. deft. ennince doors, phNtlbi . electrical. WindOwfs as aMalMiur t tiMBfNlee, 905-427-4234 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKEI9WG NEWS ADVERTISER I*.#Miilr SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY a DISPOSAL 14-40 Cubic Yana Garbage Bin Rentals for Week- end Clean up 905-683•-1397 CUSTOt11 CI►IRFEMRY N CONTRACTING olibons. til a *nts, cis. cabrwes. porch dOWM, ulrq. t1ryY•we, frig. pw^'r^g st'dvrq its. bars, kfChwne i t'te. Cnuw.r rove. I tape. "mom a ors god" duns Ido b order, etc. Terry for estimate: 43"lis IVfmblf hand ✓Home Repairs ✓ceranucri es ✓faJw= a Landscape Projects Call! Alan :1 1Mrlelr Person SERVICES basement finishes, drywall painting: interior, exterior, plumbing and mach more. (9051131 2416 Msaiq a 6loNiga More Wi1r QUICK MOVE • Afairg • iArAt WJWS •Rariiidfltrsnmd Ssdrl Serwas I•oien NW46 a Diu rw Asdta 1Joita B2irMsr P_OSMAWA OM. t10M handle, Fill,owpostfouigh Mbedaeaarea/sjH 'Pru Yoram r fiLlw Os Hada". AN Ib,AAft AM 810 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING & PLASTERING Sb= Cetir+gs, teaeeerhwt rerhonriboM. Pay as your sonsed. Fur a free =u-- 416-414-15911 (PfCk- All ft* Stucco c"mg.. Genera! repro, Top Wl+y rack at rea.axble prim _a a fm searws Can for a FREE Exurnase X96" TMS PAINTING 8 DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 MWAV i MOUMTANI MOVING 3V31 = We col move anything. anywrht(e. artybme. conraewl or resi0sr . L PukaBng• storage and bars Sol". Seca a red month diiscovifs. Free estnhses. S71-0755 14666491-0600 IIANNY-A-71E- Mlove big or sinvill. we price Bruit all Free esti- Rta1Es, seMofs miscount, i short notice mom. Ap pbaluees moved. also wtorage rafts. aV711 0. (M7 Or n a Mid-Ml Licensed, irmund. FIB EstmBtts lrOMIBBMeel . Cross Movers Exp. !n mvtt9 Households • Offices • AM. PacluN Avail. Free Estimates 416 -423 -OM BIG or small we do N al. Frrnfen : Rellliohm 830 CARPET NISTAUAnoNS 25 years Menence. ratretchirlg. our Fm �i lest mu es. D a N Deecae, 1147-1791 or M7.16M POM �00 ft00lI1MC • Old Floor refinished • New floor uutalled • repairs • staining, • sanding Low Mon Call work David (416) 722-38W (416)794-0593 pXr. AVAILABLE experienced, with references $65. inc fridge & stove. For a Call 42.8-3$7 6 or 966-0320 neA MM it's dwe N my dw sea! kites ham, bunds, ba+ebomids, ledges. doom add awe for 1 low price of $65.00 S/wcisl� Rwkt Wed Q cel 416.70(1-gM Party Serve= i Patty Sefrlae 1� 7� *3 •� i"P * Children's entertainment for any occasion. Clowns, character look-alikes, loot bags, face painting, magic, music. *"Nal I1 m Afford 90 fti1 ilyPE 1t,W9rW BUBBLE GUM HILL PRODUCTIONS Fcaturing RAND[ Children's Songwriter/Performer Also available • Face Painting • Clowns & more • Birthdays • Special events • School Concerts (905)428-8057 CLOWN / MAGICIAN Aw"i • Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff (905) 839-7057 RAalstT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Ctuloren s Panes And Al Occasions. Have My Own Macycien. Call li? =W 66&4932 Hosea Claw" : • ScehoWa CONDMON The cleaning experts. Please call 905-631-7767 A service that is identical to none Small Gro" tessiont. l:rades I to 6 'Alam Pnvaae semi rn gra• I to S. Any hint. Special ed„oeon SpecL"-ESL coehpuws, weh. Readm& All Sub) - Reserve spaces for tuna-wr SeM1twm Vow - (905H20 -2002. 840 892 y11� :i. .ira,w(ef ;ten rrwrwa br -Erre Cres• �uidKo IIIIIIIIAIIIIIIIII Nos Gres rami SINK Nwwee11140L Bc Como srw 0 SERVICE Experts in Removal, Trimming. Pruning &Topping Fully insured. Free estimates Call Shawn 9K�tt947" TREE CUTTING a TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured � Free �eastiimatees�M 905.433'7140 TEACHER to b tOr students Grades Kindergarten to a 4pbo witle ieesand aSSOCiated levels Welcome. 831-2914 •Upscale• EtBCOrt Sol V • Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a. m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ u ,geNtlenm's be E U17r ODIAL 1 SERVING DURHAM ELEGANCE 6 cat,wsAlNTEM •Net sesee43ated wuriHe sary ether w 4104%8761 11101•llut1w 1 1-s0O-25f-11Si Uxlcask row Irstlrl Ocaru rU► kcaarfrl prix. Lore Ie. IS age. t1Y,99 1 I _ d`�Y"� � �. � _ _`,�"��:.A a ��a �§.w...:x �.wl. -� "�:c{i"�y&..,,g+�c� ;�TBa+�..•�?*a,�¢y "^' �,.`e,. , ._�-.'�" ...v'.RtitA.*-,m •°�... �+v w`a.5'�s ., �.. _ r � . _ 7 col �'�... � �, ..., - ? _ :.. � �..._ __ .,.�...a.._�..-.. it AIP PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11,1999 Tw4w Ila_ Twduta' a :1 Amminceineft Unsecured term loans, prime rate Why wait - Consolidate now Mortgages 1 st, 2nd & 3rd Private funds available with equity Ask for Sylvia Jules INVITATION TO BID Bids for services listed below address to: The Distribution Manager Uxbridge Tribune 24 Toronto St. N. Unit fit Uxbridge, Ont. L9P 1E6 Will be received until: Spm. Friday July 16,1999 Contract commencing August 1,1999 RENDER AVENUE, Wt- � on REALTOR Work consists of counting, bundling, and Inarti Landscaped gardens, fish COST save of the noose. All trick. 4 Dann. dropping of papers, flyers, catalogues and UW 2.1 bedroom Dugalow. Nardwooa 22M sif , fl.. arc. 2 5 Dallis. khdien with other products t0 P specific c d locations in drop floors. air toad- being. eat -in kitchen, dish- urge at -in walk- out to femxd yard, case to Uxbridge and surrounding area. Delivery to washer, oak cupboards, new park• shopping, go. catholic be Com eted within 3 hrs. after receiving renovated bathroom, tub 8 bk. F011 finished base- school d new elementary school. A MUST SEE! Open final product. BNIIET PNOSLM. Ger out House10 �tv0ii A S" NY 'moappi formation packages available air om...� furnace.fireplace. rater heater, clothes dryer s or $234.800 (sowig- 24 Toronto SLN. Unit i2. Ask for bel i2 and nook up for raw 20x20' Everyone acoepra rpar0ru Lowest or any bids not necessarily accepted, detached, nrrsuuted raper workshop with hydro d tele- Tawrtomeee 1 ra Sale aye air �itrmatobdnsYove For (905W3-0451(snp) 3 GE townhouse �� ro LN1d , 1 Bwira �M� S�� Units are AINING A LOAN 15 r oars. SOWMANVILLE reduced 4 . 2 selling in the Mgr SMs. SOW 6000 little esthetic and nail bedroom. 4 -bathroom. all Early closing. Serious knqui- AIIES CWIRGE UP- salon for sale. Fully equipped. attic home. n low apertmeA, res only please. Abase. FRONT FEES, OTHERS good WC111 n. estabHstled own entrance. marry up- (905)728- 452. OO NOT. IT IS cum.rte. serious enquiries W31% licit I ver" Aar wie trade. 905 697-2 ' cp,d0e 1 SUGGESTED THAT TOO SUGGESTED TNOROUGN­ pry. atter, ( and leave NINGALOW-all Deck. 3 . 1 Ir Sink LY message (905) 435-8279 bedroom. 2 -bats. central air, IM VALLEY FARM R0 Tn- BEFORE SICNMG ANY PUS/RESTAURANT - fully hardwrood. many upgrades. dell Condo 2 Dorms. 2 enude CONTRACTS. equipped. nearly new. more windows. doors. landscaped, bathrooms. 5 appliances. mr in cendoon $3500AW .TMI. firislbd basement. peocefW door/omdoor pod. Fair 404-8217. Cad "0001, 11 a ppsaiarrukurna. a ��,rrergrrWu,hood and locker f189.90ug0 Banked RESTAURANT SKY fty lo- lo- (9os)831-7265 cation On ,115+35 Newtasle. LAKE ONTARIO Waterrrpr bungalow GransWSIAVUar- WNRBY- 711 Rosslad Rd E 10A sons La 300'x300 Health be solid oak doors 8 trim f�o�ryioa Sea wall with pa- 1 -Bedroom Cando . Solanum.tomes 4 Appliques. MI bathroom. sok. Drily $19Health bo FIeplact Rare property blinds, undergroto parkingED 7FACTS Waller Fm* Royal LePage -5589 Agents wel- S�askin $97 x.900 Cam16-279- ! Frank Real Estate. (905F576 - come 3% (ill or 411,NEW HOME. 1740 sit tt. fn- kshed basement. I, yard. centra alt. hraple0t. mated 41az 1 Fame 628 DEBT RELIEF S$ Government oft. GUARANTEED FundsS$ m Sony in st ACRE HORSE FA11M. Ken- WE CAN HELP! Grants and bans ww&Mwy 2. 5206.000 (905) der 800.600 sq f hone wrh information to Start 683-0794 OSHATNA rdoor 4001 s Dorm s Horse xuruka 40'020' 4o x�s : 1 and expand nail tarn. NOIITH 3 -bedroom large semi central or, 1 -In Gb 11-tw h property a pond Tris busross or 1-800-505-8866 prate d"We" is one a Ore Ment tarns n ACCESS YOUR MONEr NOW' Intnrooas. ,n ro' ' '5 1311th" $113.3gg Cal 31 J3 Ole area Askng $490.000. FAST FINANCIAL ASSIS- THE FLAG SHOP 8 (905)579 Wilier Frank, Royal LtPaappee TANCE. ►reale Fararn nal As- Dorn me PCIMMC OPEN Now. 11 Fmk Rel Estate. (9051-57fi- File �OOe corer 8 Rag Shops n Carom a m 5 p m TnW Cntta. 3 4111 File.Mrrinrra 10.ONo 110 borrrrs' and >b s C -M a. omr i0eerally eanmurn .Mv seaway 55t Go 1 7F i 1 Credit lawaganon. Paris- '^cratrnent a $90.000 oorars upgrades l tante for Pertain or Bust - YrvernlotT * 0 IT � REO SETTEA RESONT - tarty- nm Ness. OuK k a Con i- and hated fee Contact Cafll905 7-1011 N campground and cadge AaaOM Acceptance ELIGIIIII- Bravermail man m (1104) VnCA 23M sq ft Rants bun- neer on Int Tragi River Ca- Try RRSP (A 0atered Re- $loth � galow 1 1A akaes 3 OOrm 2 � 2-3 brdm 5450-$500 per coup Now Dremera Savings Plan). RIF 112 Oalhoons 2 lir garage VIM.h0R ta4f ham 100 (Retieetera Income Fund).www flogshiiii mm Fm1WrA walkout STone per seam RK he. store. LIRA (Locked -In ReMenraO elf. laundry l rwa. nOryestpe. IiMraM Mowance Phan). PENSION v Mc a prom VA 5295.000 over A"mm'r"'� oogYg g� hsh- PUW from a Fawn Errrptoy- l Mouse Sur July 251n Maas- 'ng (705)-7$-30!6 r Aroty�wd y ow conwa- 334pthm 21 Clrste Craft- UN& N01" ants and nvtaraA for rapd *- Site, 1905)_91115-1085 „14rt0 social arculioa. C.FM WALm-OUT BASEMENTS?4- IN - SIMAdvance until 116C., Ta Frae Phoin 1-M8- 657-1062. Tal Fra Fax 1- bedrooms. ZSOOsq tt . lots Of cerarnnus. 2-0e0room base- Pwfd3y/comnssm Or pen 8M -703-14N. 7 Dsys/Mkek. OSA apt 8 more $248.885. tion Alswer in 20 main. 665- 1148.416-2969902 24 Flow Service Also ,bedrooms. 2000aq tt . M waewut basawm with BNIIET PNOSLM. Ger out MOKfGAM - Good. Oma aro tirapYce A/C. very Date let a debt quick wkttda Oma ugly Fnaurng For any Pat - 8.8415 Also ESTATE SALE bankrupt or bong panmOned post AN appbcab— accoo- I40n Dew 101 taimy, two"- Everyone acoepra rpar0ru b. Cal Comlmwy, bfortpmpt ad. as Dick row windows. awrrce. AIC. etc 4-De000if of Ma failing Cee lbOrr Inm idonwahon. 905-5763505 Corp.servicin 1!051 888- MOS, 755 755 755 630 CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE! Congratulations I. PAUL. Love, Mom, Dad, Laura Jimmy! rJ O Actual Size Of Ad To place this ad in this sX e_ __ section call CLASSSIFIED ADVERTISING Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington THIS WEEK 576-9335 LESSONS y cwOW SW Caws iw aw"awn We"d Paul. s Ayr Aran leawrtm 4m Ihiteer i rivow. Alm 686-844= Rare wt for Carlitiveir 1 PWSO=b .oatlo oem$E11RME3 - OK- TARJO. Nears a Now PWO WAMMS. 1.no-at- un tltt M. $,i.o"* mw m 1t T -NK Kill. ANE TN 3now V111101 ft Mawast McMYq Place. CB1iB tom aaK 1111311111- or. nllt r. Gab laatilW P08raw- wkla Lam st"a all/ Wow I" Mow wtm. 941 yam MNm filial am CA arra MOS) on -am o9llaYlrt a.. aATala $ea99ce CA !064$$3-1110. Cm ae a Brlyae Rm9br r Mamma am /ws" aIle Mme. Yat a aam FrWd a Lae Mir WR INAM W PSVCM Aw ewes. f d M drafie m19Wk $2.1111AW •18+•24 Mrs. 1- 9B0.451-3783. WARM PSVNMC - $2.989 RMI. 18. 24 Mobs 1.900• 451-374. DAILY NOW SCOPE 1-900.877-7TI0. 15.00 24 Mgrs BAdy faiaaipm. wawa- RMI Soot. No mfwf ) 4261 11 NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use yourfax machine to send us your advertise- ment. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer ser- vice represen- tatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company - name, address, phone number and contact name. Saeed Fax News Advertiser 905-579- 4218 1 cia»rrr MMP / GmamrM N* We have openings for the following positions: FORK LIFT OPERATOR MOULDER/STICKER OPERATOR MACHINE OPERATORS GENERAL LABOURER Call 905-640-4788 The War Amps [P;LTA,,TY+S4,AIF-9TE Many members of The War Amps CHAMP Program for child amputees have lost limbs in accidents. They were hurt playing in dangerous places. Through videos, community presentations, and safety floats, these Safety Ambassadors ware other children to PLAYSAFE! "Don't let an accident happen to you! Spot the danger before you play!" ILI To order a SAFETY WALK kit, a PLAYSAFE video, or your 1999 key tags, contact The War Amps: E -ZEE ACCESS Tel.: 1-9011250-3030 Fax: 1.800-219-8988 tNtohvww.waran".ca Chmraabfo Repid acro Number: 13196116M RROMI PATERNITY SMT Critter liter All dteseed up awd ne-bete to Bol J NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, July 11, 1999 PAGE 31 A/P UP 4 NEGOTIATION IN THE VICTORIA AREA NOTHING SHOWY OR UNDERSTANDING, YOU NEVER KNOW WHO NO PRESSURE n�t►n Searching for true low 25 yr COMMUNITY HEADLINE GRABBING AMICABLE 9 ALWAYS YOU MIGHT MEET IN A Best fns �.'m lmate sought Old. SWF. 5'5 & 123 lbs, brown Hello gentleman ; n 59-r Athletic bu it 5' rr SF Nice men A GENTLEMAN PERSONALS COLUMN 65 In old. SWM. 6'2 8 150 ros. 11011. ,armed. toned. cull Of fife, attractive fit. fair medium looking win brown hay & v Adventuresmmv orrson;k��e I air a :mf ro-r & mteliger' muscular. meSciine & adapt- adventurous. I have been built SF. 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DuketDahl b Oh armmq $ nueiigent SC a 5'8.6250 fps seekwg to sun 34 r SF tkh Peon a dawn o eat man hep with my man I wean m trap. rias s spvrir anilide 5038 spout& nsraa Lookng nor SM F &190 f Brave hx $tb!pt 6573 mast a man why IieS duo p1ne allay ppttwmg- someone b take that special with Iran bovvrl eyes Mom Warm. to & d 1.s► a.enturous &neat ve Very deo. enjoys de outdoors; & I% conversation & ha" fl'n THE WISHING GME stand with me & start working der lean Care to hear active Spuntaftas & very err- NOTNOIG SNOWY 011 with a am Attractive $ tnutwusthr more? 1396 going. Willing b take pe dant, HEADLINE CRABBMK Ooesrh t ""'d sperhtr'g bks d good ! _ Heres wishing cwt simrore m a future, 2gete 7233 havdli g Dog law f pa spots god m Athletic built 51 K SF Nice Id" resin - 2707 searcsaraching to store 6 era tell.ion- senor ro myised would come IARK AAIB Oubmr aconites 6 Satiekarq NOT TOO HARD TO you Cap b fear mese. You mat with Gown rix 6 aloe Mx CALL TNNS AD along Dark hx/bhue eyed K WITH HAZEL EYES area I tt you re ehtrgtmo 6 GET TO I INsomewhat dope Ing spa Very active & fm 5'4" & Iko" ow. before somedrve � stable nqk 4,4f r SM Chex comp" 5'6 & Na hard m get briars with 6 .ie m leve Ink m de ltd m h Salable 6 bo Dees ktver. Be wi 145 Ibs. "ess tmal not - rand kno travd- Vuet person 5� lid Paw- b try neole miss arta. but not 175 Its. Solidly built nes over else beats you to .t Lovely. 35 � A a ployed. Water sport&. stir h tn+ic we sbouid msec 5111 age wegm 45,4 SF. I lave 0 overtmr/. 3232 warp I am advsnras i w, 5'4', 120 IDs SWF with hug tar Se 35 r SM. A FUM LIFE areae company. 1.121 flash. deaf b a ht[k bre d Very attractive. professionally ng 6 music are hurt s ksw d Mice �kn9 Seeking err, oDem SOMEWHAT OF A to dance. karokee & read- long br ithe t o employed 42 r old. 42 r old my lies Seeking someone trundled. amactne..nteligwl COTE ►ACNAGE ng All the good thins n fit bubbly. 18 r. aid. SwF. 57 i APRIL, SNOMMM Lpanache ikes eL g brovi. line SWM. 6' & medmw build. whom .s happy' has tte devil- & passion me single female may' NXTIW & introspective. life should be enjoyed by 115 ft-- fag bbnde hair. blue InMay.Jue b*Yam22rSF clad brown ham. imar eeyes. mem n her & sainted Let's friendly 6 outgoug Great Someone Ism you Pbsse . Dfefh & lull d pepper I 5'10" & 220 tis Brown dnwrg &all sumer activities �iawe. margining. n spall Pane tuft getting b for a Ooasbk sense d humor 47 yr SM Fm be d No moats & am uagae, honest shy & some !yir�eer,eyes. Yum ! Please be Sirssre. somewlw dept' & fasmm�eable I a" know 2016 tsorsnp. 2376 & works old regularly 6"1 & aepadaae. Knowing how f 1010 I slily pkyahgdng- ni1poe N & Rigel. fin b lse serious & somewhat silly woodworking, water spans No LOOKING CIMI t l 200 Ips I'm bttkrg to a shy to stow a lady a good time glove. s^p"e8• qwq b to vin 6 kn Bing. ZM 1986 including romantic bubble E 1 TONT so Bei h err47lsoukuae SaergM gal keno spats & ausos tt would be higitly appreps- mm" & 101.1111111 b lin I wish ONCE IRip NOT sNY baths I am lookup for a So myself 20 yr SM 5'10" & 49 r old. SWM. 5'10 & 190 you're fall. attractive & sen - ed. 1954 in wAN a happsrg, sponte- RIXN31ESaE seam Singe Mmeny is M onsible woman with intercity 6 a 160 Ibs. Tanned wth a very lbs. easy going, pleasant, twpy Mermaid n oamnmag HIAIE EYES treat i WASdWvote gay. 8989 Ful figured & attractive pal. vi ralar e. 29 yrs. 51'. 125 sow of commtmvm. A sexy Nigg Advenbuous. relaked & calm by more. I b a relatiorodp I'd love mNMN In MY IEAITT Bubbly. WWI & sassy- �o las. bode her/brown smile would be race too. 4445 great yin. love to hsiw & damx to !ea from you. 3811 And t at's 'eat just w4at Cel five i kayo. 47 yr old. SWF music. t heave & t e movies. Physically fit 6 slim. Great TAKE A CHANCE EVEN IF ag & satak:- western masec• wa ll n It*gran1 M NOT LOOOK FOR A wilddna says. Nice l met, 510. prop Tam nes pvadam. I nw ovaphy & win fife to sense d fife 6 hrnor looking YOU DONT GANMLE mth Senartiv covnby & sew wv tine witweld long rad Baa. 57" rkAh fie fullest I'd like b make my n n n amx• mV great son. I am lookng lar CASUMJSBNMa very slim build. am Fun. ame- I e as eti:cic & fOt her sheep wok's cnh 511 right. s. r old. SWM.eiv m an waders & Relationship, but hoping Outrageous senkse d BNeCboreitE. I enjoy trevelkng- wan happy. Giving 6 gerher- ng Sipy Dirt serious. Want m 5' 11 & 220 lbs. pleasant 9e*- lave exirantay atQO"g �� ate' happy wounl De mice 42 r SM. 57' humor. Ophousli & a baseball & de arts. I wish b Otis. 37 SF 5297 hear/knowl/find out more? eras. spitted & spunky. I 1&7k*. 9791 playfti Amen. I can lee & & 1.90 Its Blade Sari. 57' biue est oowanlic. what you meet a tall. apse mirhdd & GENTUMEN Cap her. 1562 espy Deng mvWf & living M meat with respect. 9q4 see is what h mmon am for a setpmm. till- Stet your sgnes 53 yr old. &fe the best I can. I fie the Ao00T COINECTMIG LFMYMIG eyes. Sane d west & hrnmr you gat & JUST YOU AIN I Teacher. Fishng, boxing. theirs is loss 10 sae. Biot filiap fadatiorhsb p. 4f171 SwF 51.0 & 155Is. short Orly Generous & giving. 21 r old. arts. music. darns 6 the People like us. 23 yr SM. TEACH E A LESSON model aapeares &playing eyes. Well m mmered. GOON TNMGS COME TO brown hair brim eves vara $WF, I can De sestytbed as I Quite rights by the fire. I wish Smonh plus. 6'2' & 200 IDs 21 r ofd. SWM. SS & 170 Its 9Wy lowpia for a tie mod Artist. Freelance Reiter. T!IIOSE MIN MMT trod. spaiwal &gate the am Bun fire an easement b meet with n amenuvc sat- Sngle Father. &own bloods Iwir. blue eyes 1 am a Yes. you must love animals. HHse I come. Viecious & pkaot theaue. I a" walk- park & IRRM as a bowl d sere 6 loving odY d enchant- twir/Aaael eyes yang & hard wmlkinp. hard playing d amadwe & very dive I'm +WMe dW & woW adlemaaaws. 3t& Vr SF. 54' wit ani voknss wok & I ak o marDes. I enow anything tel mat. 1631 ready b settle. Low" 1t& eager to learn & ba to love fe"le. 3573 welcome tae & a wwroe green eyes & b comm heiri We uses a smile I am looking Nor a is suggested i ten some. I OPEWO ME0 MME atlectio"ae spontaneous & kind of guy. I Tie Dasebap. TO LIME LME IS TO sprit in You. 2246 b socialite barbecues, aolfma gate wdK bdh d SMO a wish to men n energetic. IEARTEO cute gid m fall silly n be smand & golfing I wish m ALMS SEE 2 am PASTA ONF� smimmirg & Olid moms' 11 easel 5399 fun b wiW kind d gut. N1. ap Handsome. fit. atieftc mak with. I'm responsible, wall ,bees a gal win ha a ssaadp Nice looking, brown Easy to be wits & wiling b shoot Weight from re X110 CALMI NAIUIE seriousness,1228 29 r old, SWM. 57 & ISO Il mannered &had working. jab etjoYs who she s doing IareNbkm eyd 34 r SM. Please. 21 yr Old. SwF, 5 5 & wohdd lie so start taplowmg Kind lewW hadwooking � w atieurapy inclined. MY m & has ro tamp ups 90E Dependable & eatrovsed. & medium brat• abbey a teUliadtip fits r d lis b kmhale z1. r Old W.F5& EMEIIY MIO lie & hard to let M. I erim 1111SPOIL YOU PASSIOWn 6'1" & 160 lbs with a good hones Calling & fun le fit NslNn. Zs14 sssual, phhysicll & gin"- Meow. This kitty is kpating far wmiting wire 6 sag, the out• Talshsd & attractive 50 r old. Kind tmeld kafteladnp 4 r anfd. F ^ e pl y depend - last trop. I enov how rid PIAT N I am a bubbly bolted !yen Tan. Vivacious xuve, doors & am romantically Swim. 5'10 & 195 las. pies- Old. SWM. 57 6 240 Its. ms- ons CPaatolh employed. I lie ha mg god EfA91Y w mclned. I am starching for a ant talkative 6 very accepup b wart around tee ease. u with good frisek. I Nice VERYlooking, blorhde Fine Dempagne. Dalt speer intelligent prel 56". blade truly passiorate, playhi & d I enjoy baseball. Itockey, &lis fteaus,° & enjoy, so Mich k fishing b poatahg. Lookamg far b tract mB down wase I can lair brown 29 yr SWI. course appetizing female. teninq b canny stoic. 1 b oft so moytrn9 9� w� mmrmgamy & someone to would like so csnea wfi h we*%* eyed 21 p SF 5'6' told my yy,! I wish b meet Skating, Spat& & nevre nus- 1523 wxttl ft m meet a faithd. , a sensitive. antactive & & 120 Ion. Sarcastic & hip. Stay n e�r� be mems, esle, Fun & kekss proles- attacthe gal who isrmt a hvaW we I am bakng for a cmnsr speed quality time with. 4451 annylseman 8 d wbe fike, a home Mom. 4by4if5. hong whb is down right naughty, & sional. Please have a Bumf• STICKS `� ES WILL 13 hl. ctiveae who si avenue, nnratie, open & advemor us NOW NEARMI company. WE! rohmse to keeping bgeter & a heal man's rioe- 2466 fecty :an ous sense of But. not answering "y first � & W d fun. After all isn't tWOM m do wheewr 1520 Full d fife 27 N old. SWM. 6 - man? I'd love to herr from you OFAUTIFUL & bmlor. 1551 time personals ad will sway life hard ends 2727 KUM? & 20D JDs. sive, aWetic. open LOYIMG PEMIOM (LACK HAMUILUE EYED hurt mm. Pretty nice looking NICU YOUR SHOES OFF Very athletic. fit & attractive & wen caught very pleau Kira hearted 74q IEIBICAL Mak 31 old. SWM. 6'2 & I am humorous, artistic b 29 r old. SWF• 5.2 & 1 NCE WU DO IMME Wry ta1eA1ed. & blest. 46 r SF BEAUTY very fit 60 r SM 5'10" & in Handsome. tit athletic Asian 220 los. fit. fast & tWf of life. I have a tendency b let s lbs of lividness & sincerity. Spseeneotd. smeL ahenur• Veny attractive, 5'10" with f)tngomg. empbted honest, s'n good Shape. I lead a petty Male 33o old K o 150 IDP. � I like b make rXafa• listen ouN &open nhierled. 31 yr SF 1dd4ilt lrowmh 1wa. fes' b be tae 19 r single Mom 8g comfortable lifestyle. Semi- mseved. nkpipdm wilh a visa enjoy sociable events, roman- joy'. I enjoy fly-fishas Cane. to music 6 haus a glass d Brown hair 6 eyes & nice look- with & generous, heal/warm sal 5'5• with a retired. Well established. outlook m kk I e lits playrg tic encounters & spontneous ng hiking & scufpbtrag. I am wine with I like $pontaoeaus with a Serious sinal drld Pat time succus. Ruining. travel. sknag, $al- ttsna badtrmm� 6 Wav king love sessions. I am looking fdr n artist so I wafW like b II 1 9ced converse. warm & giving. wish to meet a kind daps. horses & Swmming. -tic streak. Had wading Inleests reabng- winung & ns. squash & bks d gott rmmoNtC weft 1 would a gel who can fust kc her hoer man afie t s not So tone hearted. spmtdaDnpty b Cbneett wit n easy 6 SucMWW in the game of music Seeking a happy. heafty interests f you'd like ro keep Hs: b meet wit a deg & down 6 be herself. Someone. b five n thatkag someone entertaining mesh d the bgetgalong wifi dog cpmpati- life. Ino fashion. neadi 8 romantic, trusting 6 aspbYem up with me &enjoy all that I ammMrmiwtme waren. m kttt wlq s sawDle. open marded who s affectionate 6 not Dally 2470 de• atI eaurcus guy. 3459 music. 2753 mak 1772 hese to offer do call. 7245 get sa"' 3388 & atoxptrq. 61161 uptight 1864 % men c7� men may4d[W"!� sekirig �'n men COME TAKE A LOOK Blown wells Nice ooku g 43 r SF 5 4 - With a slrilifit build Bubbly & vnxim Flem. please cave a great sense of Minor Gainfully employed. High on manners 6 respect. Let's get 2p hter 8011 FUN FEARLESS FEMALE Looi ;ane h r 11 eart hO.'anced n We ^erns deme. ousi & open b all new eroerences 30 yrs & nice to look alell try m see -f wer can find wffetwg or mote than lust a little sosetwp n common 7991 IDIS OF FUN IREWSTMG i SUPER x7m Soccer. sports 3 se, are nigh m my hat I kwe to party sih hqare Brat twma & W h adventurous. 18 yrs. 5'8' h& 125 Itfa Grow eyes with ted- " ham Wild roan wild Streak very attractive & onto Will 1674 BE KIND TO MY HEART Jorhene s oaner,'or c, 44 IR old. Sof. brown raw. oke eyes. shm attractive 6 happy I aro bokenq for a tun gii win is not Into playing head perses. k wan to mat sons*- playful, rtQ_ xry as all shell GOLDEN CHARM Kiva sm,re e.01,C r oW j1NF, 53 & lamp maddM hall. green ells. sanatiw down to earth 6 a W40 low I ove b dance. son very truthful & a one woman pal I wyl to find an .+.matt. special & trustwproy pat to have a lin. vet srmus retaboftYrD wt ININ SHY WT OUTGOING Bq hearted & Ju" farted r t&a SWF. 5 6 13C :IIs. Now har. blue eves. him. leoreest & clean I wyov read - n0 people & s pentIR tome wit ivy Children Hopwq to meet a gin aft 'An cl Wd mn :an male me laugh 6 s our- goling 2255 fF LIFE IS A GAME LR'spov Dery attractive. sum dark had 6 a brit Of an e..hrd- flow 8. dmious. very pay - full looking for some X-rated tun. Still 35with. unrnbrt- ed & soul Come pay with her 3023 OWM ETES NOM HAIRED Female innes I in meeting with someone who is ineM- Pnt & wise She .s Into wtv- Msemppisq & I'm%. wit nen people M vrs went a mee- -an build Sennas 4567 IN CAROTIS Daneslooking for someone to make . fin move. FIC attractive & young. Motivated, lootrg too Some- one who is wino haveg some creative fun! 25M FULL FUMM O i SERI Dont try to change me. accept me foo rimI am I am a tun. care g 6 compassionate. attractivea outspoken SWF Parham includes myself a int On ou must we crltrw $ like spertdi g bine with dem Pow* & snow No �6,open y� �b new things 11 23 Mom 36 yr CsS1NF wlhbeart i preen eyes. Looking to meet west an open moiled. passmon- ate & playful partner Please be hem". active & terider Graciousness & saaighdonward attitude aIw coma with 1994 W DUE TIME Time s Mi VV- age. Medium atilt fair tared friendly ndiwdual Self employed Somewhat reserved Imo spats & Quieter laths at tome. If jou're friend. ty & easy to be with I" s r-on- rect 1132 UNIOUE Kut fRoar eeC w won.ng 32 N old. SWM. 5 11. 6 195 lbs. bM,7mde fair. blue eyes. taste- ful, gentle & Qx,lifig. I a" Itng- must & aeMally 1.w r g fun dawng l am seacwq to a trustworthy, DessiOnae 6 rests creature 5466 SENSUOUS a ALL OF THAT And more ver, "e.e o, ­A nq 6' blade liar crown shaven GSM 50 vis One on ane nrd of guy, Happy 6 wait add aad Reared Sax 6 se,oness aro my hen ons. Candlelight draws. travel 6uar+oq�my sus ave whal c nm olkr Zt00 IOCK YOUR SHOES OFF Let F arcing 4C w old 3AW 5B a t 70 IOP, wv fit Itrrty, uaan *~ 6 not too dreg IV* a Vale outlook on de 6 a person- akey on reeev 1011101, godq. swxiwng a dam kuvq I wish to msec wall a spomaeas -&,0 perverse ewe 7812 LET'S GET DOWN May hp ;LN ,SM 34 r: = Mr beorde haw"haW blues Nis bdrmg with a eteewn build. 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A Nebo 6 SUN" I enjoy, koceybaseW s bubble bats I wail lie to nbv a deow attractive 6 athamve fa - law for more than W a discreet map 4143 TIG TIG TOY Outgoing & gregarious. Fun lowng 6 people person - Reading. movies. music a socializing 21 r GSM 6'2" & 220 Its. What do you like to do for a goad ane? 5714 COME ROLL My WORLD I'll rock yours. Nice to look at. 42 yr GSM. 511' & 190 lbs. 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