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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_02_13A PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER G�( PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 43,400 28 PAGES SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2000 . OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND 0.0 ift E-commerce Brandi is STOPP`j03 ' ' PERIODICA.. and you... three today! .1 Page 7 Page 8 Region poured $4.1 million into pool for Greater Toronto Area Durham's share of GTA costs rises Region taxpayers had to fork out about $4.1 million last year to pay for pooled social services and social housing costs in the Greater Toronto Area. That represents a $4.5 -million shift from 1998 when Durham benefited from pooling by getting back about $400,000 more from other GTA regions than it paid. And, while Durham's share of the GTA pool increased last year, the total amount of pooled money spent in the Greater Toronto Area in 1999 actually dropped by al- most $77 million from the previ- ous year. All the GTA regions with 905 and 416 area codes poured about IIObE 09110V�f CALL us Toa►rt • • WE MILLL NOT sE ' UNDERSOLDtt roar Me aawttooM $925.6 million into the pool last year to fund social services and assisted housing in Toronto and surrounding communities, down from the 1998 total of just more than $1 billion. Region finance commissioner Jim Clapp reported to council's finance committee Wednesday if Durham didn't have to pay into the pool for social services and social housing it would have spent $61.3 million last year in- stead of the $65.5 million pooled total. 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Builder chosen for highJjoint school Public -separate facility to ease crowding in Ajax and Pickering AJAX — Construction will begin any day now on a ground- breaking, "marvellous" public and separate high school facility that will relieve crowding in class- rooms in Ajax and Pickering. BondSeld Construction Com- pany has been awarded the con- tract to build the first secondary school in Durham to be shared by both the public and Catholic boards. Bondfield's tender of $39,327,000 was the lowest of four bids submitted to build the multi -use facility on a 42.5 -acre site at Harwood Avenue and Ross - land Road in Ajax. Construction is to begin almost immediately, with a planned com- pletion next year so the schools can open in the fall of 2001. Jack Massie, Durham District School Board superintendent of facilities, predicts the 356,307 - square -foot school will become "a provincial showcase. "The magnitude of this specif- ic project really limited the amount of people who could bid on it," Mr. Massie says. The facility includes a Catholic high school which will accommodate 1,246 students and Set SCHOOL page 4 A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 aq Ili : � �..:� �:: , � :� ti ti Tripp Dresser, Headboard, ,ing Mirror, I K* m Table, 5 Drawer Ge & Footboard Available. is ik METAL t %EDDING NOT 11 OR, hit 1 OF UEEN.fA I ED LLL 4 PIECES' 9 w SOFA LOVESEAT AND CHAIR 3e- Choice ofodours -sokw, Lomw and SwW Wng Omir Avoilobk. rN II I , :WT AM: j4,Q!RT#f YORK SCARAQRQUPfHf WH BARRIE, r=imIN rm tp �zm [Tumv F6MFl I4i 1 Internet porn trial raises critical issues "Trial decision wil BY STEPHf'N SHAW Staff Writer Three Durham Region residents, in- cluding a lawyer, will stand trial Mon- day on charges of keeping a common bawdy house for operating an Internet Web site that broadcast live images of women performing sexual acts. The case, believed to be precedent - setting, is viewed as significant, espe- cially to police, in that it will ultimately decide the legalities of the growing cy- berspace sex trade. Lawyer Bradly Vance, 40, of Mary Street, Oshawa, David Franklin, 36, of Meadowview Boulevard, Bowmanville, and Mary -Anne Cicci, 29, of Bushford Street, Courtice, are charged with mak- ing and distributing obscene material and keeping a common bawdy house. They are also charged with making and distributing child pornography. The charges were laid in September 1998 after the Ontario Provincial Police child pornography unit, Project 'P', raid- ed Mr. Vance's Brock Street law office and a second -floor office on Mary Street West, both in Whitby. It's alleged a 16 - year -old girl and several adult women were filmed performing sex acts, their computerized images transmitted live on the Net to paying subscribers. The Web site, which the Crown is al- leging amounted to a "virtual reality bawdy house;' was shut down. Police seized computer systems, lap- tops, videotapes and recording equip- ment, as well as business records. The charges allege the Web site was operated by Grandstar Communications Inc., owned by Mr. Vance. The central issue to he decided by set a precedent Mr. Justice Ray Tallon is whether or not the business transactions which took place between the company and cus- tomers constituted Criminal Code of- fences of communicating for the pur- pose of prostitution and keeping a com- mon bawdy house. "The allegation is that, essentially, they were running a virtual reality bawdy house." Assistant Crown attorney Bryan Davies said in an interview Thursday. "The decision will give guidance to police and the community as to which types of commercial activity are accept- able (on the Net), and which are not;" he said. "I'm not aware of any case ever liti- gated on this issue. All of the parties in- volved, Crown and defence lawyers, be- lieve this to be a precedent -setting case:" All three accused individuals, who were released on bail after their arrest, are expected to plead not guilty. Oshawa criminal lawyer Alex Sosna, who is representing Ms. Cicci, said the position of the defence is simple: When legislation outlawing bawdy houses and prostitution was passed decades ago by Parliament, it was not designed to re- strict activities on the Internet. "The present legislation was de- signed for specific rectums and was cer- tainly no( intended to criminalize Web site contractual arrangement% between people. This information was all (passed) privately;" said Mr. Sosna. The trial, including legal submis- sions, is scheduled to last two days. 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This is a close-knit Supreme Court of Canada "Having to request that Pickles said. staff will request the Federa- councillors have unanimous- community... Everyone is held a hearing into the case appropriate laws be, upheld in The City's resolution will tion of Canadian Municipali- ly called on the provincial concerned with the safety of Jan. 18 and 19. A ruling isn't the federal courts quite be distributed to federal and ties to ask its members to and federal governments to children." expected for months. frankly disgusts me;' Coun. provincial politicians and pestis similar resolutions. take a stand against child pornography. And, Ward 3 local Coun- cillor David Pickles called on his colleagues Monday to re- quest that the Province and the feds "give the utmost pri- ority to the protection of -chil- dren from sexual exploita- tion" He noted the protection of children is "of the highest pri- ority in the City of Pickering. There are a lot of families The City's resolution comes in response to a British Columbia Supreme Court ruling in favour of John Robin Sharpe, a B.C. man charged with possession of child pornography. The court supported Mr. Sharpe', right to freedom of -expression and personal privacy and that de- cision was upheld by the B.C. Court of Appeal. The Province of B.C. is appealing that ruling and the School scheduled to open in 2001 SCHOOL from /rage 1 a public secondary school for 1,570 pupils. There'll he a shared food court, theatre and outdoor sports fa- cilities. and three gymnasiums in each of the two schools, ideal for hosting large sports tournaments and other events. Mr. Massie says York University ma) have a presence in the building, Durham College will offer on-site guidance and course advice to stu- dents, Durham Regional Police will open a sub -station there, and the Town of Ajax wants local perfor- mance groups to use the theatre. "Definitely. neither hoard (on its own) could have afforded what will be offered at the site;" he says. Fran Pereira, chairman of the Durham Catholic District School Board, says the new separate school will case overcrowding at both St. Mary Catholic Secondary School in Pickering and Archbishop Denis O'- Connor Catholic High School in Ajax. Approximately 4W students from each of the two schools will move to the new building, which will initiall,. offer Grade 9 to 1 1 classes. "It'll he marvellous;" says Ms. Pereira. "It's a wonderful facility and it's nice to see it coming together now. It's been a long time in the plan- ning stages." The cosi breakdown will see the public hoard pick up roughly 53 per cent of the tab, since the public high school will be slightly larger than the Catholic facility. 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The amount each region will pay or receive is determined by its growth rate and resulting tax base so that areas experiencing an increase in population and commercial and in- dustrial development will pour more into the GTA pool. Mr. Clapp told the finance com- mittee, "As long as our share of as- sessment is 7.07 per cent, we'll al- ways get a bill" The Region is also being punished because it was "responsible and saved money" last year, he said, pointing to the $5.2 million Durham trimmed from its costs that are fund- ed by all the GTA regions. "Durham was hurt (last) year. Our percentage of the costs (were) less than the weighted assessment of the pool;" Mr. Clapp said. In 1998, "we were winners, if you will, of $400,000;' he reminded politicians. Durham and Toronto were the only regions that year to re- ceive more money than they paid while Halton, York and Peel all had to fork out more than they got. In 1999, "Other regions (made) a greater contribution to Toronto, but we're all contributing nonetheless;' Mr. Clapp stated. Peel had to pay $85.9 million of Toronto's social assistance and social housing costs, York $65.9 million and Halton $41.4 million. Mr. Clapp noted in his written re- port there will be more growth in the 905 area than in Toronto. "This long-term growth trend will result in the continual decrease in the I A MBERLEA" % DENTAL CENTRE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. E.l1ERGFii�YESSEE/V.®V?fii9.'S. ?4Hr� E.�/E�GENCYP.4GEA AMBEHLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 • Extractions in Hospital • FREE 2nd Opinion Consultation • Collect From Issuances gook rod Cox" oJmtMest Please recycle your News Advertiser! City of Toronto's pool share, while the 905 regions' share will increase," he wrote. 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A/P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 NEWSEditori I&OPINIONS ADVERTISER FEB. 13. 2 0 0 0 EDITORIAL It's time for a little Clarityon i ssue Canadians have right to their say in country's future Lost amid the Parliamentary up- roar over the grant irregularities at the Human Resources Department, as the House: of Commons resumed last Monday, was a little piece of legisla- tion known simply as the Clarity bill. When all is said and done, which will probably be many years from now. the Clarity bill could be one of the most important bills in our histo- ry as it sets the terms and conditions for a future Quebec referendum. The hill, which was the culmina- tion of Prime Minister Jean Chre- tien's vision for a future showdown between Quebec and the rest of Canada, has now passed second read- ing in the House and is expected to easily pass third and final reading in the next few weeks. The Bloc Quebe- cois has tried in vain to filibuster the bill, but the Liberals, with some Re- form party support, have pushed the legislation along. The vote on second reading was 168-55. The bill mandates a Quebec refer- endum result will only be acceptable to Parliament if it contains a clear question and provides a clear result. What washed in the 1980 and 1995 referendums, when the question asked of voters was vague and re- ferred to sovereignty association with Canada after separation, would not wash this time. The question would have to be about a clear. clean sepa- ration and Quebec's establishment as an autonomous country. Also, the vote would have to be well above 5( per cent plus one in favour in order for Canada to negotiate with Quebec That's clearly what the Clarity bil. says. Those who suggest this is not the time to pass such a law in Parliameni would like to have it both ways. They criticized the government for not re- acting quickly enough in 1995 and doing little as Quebecers voted to re- main in Canada by only a paper -thin margin. Now, while the mood for separation appears at a low ebb in Quebec, it makes perfect sense - and has been backed up by the Supreme Court of Canada - to set the terms for Canada's role after the next referen- dum. Strike first and be firm is the Prime Minister's strategy and it should work. Why give the separatists the edge:' Vk'hy allow the forces of divi- sion a chance to gain a toehold? If the Clarity bill is effective and ac- cepted by all sides, it could be the law which puts to bed forever the an- tics of Quebec separatists. It could be our chance as a united Canada to step forth into the future with confi- dence. E-Afail your comments on this opin- ion to nnewsadurham.net. Submis- sions which include a first and last name, as well as the community of resi- dence, will be considered for publica- tion. Toll highways the road 1 AFTER TUE LEWrM P. VOW— EiA5C0 LAST YEAR ���\4�I ' 1T WAS CLEAR 50NIEMM WAS WRONG BUT rM oic. NOW 0�4 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR university should not be reserved for rich To the editor: As an OAC student, I am one of many who are busy preparing for university. Homework, assign- ments and tests fill our days in order to make the percentage cut- offs into the post -secondary institu- tions of our dreams. Yet this is merely the beginning and, as it will seem down the road, the easy part: Getting in is only half the halide. Unfortunately, as each year passes, fewer and fewer students will actually make it to university. It has recently been discovered that the Ontario government is planning an $800 -million• cut in education — $160 million of which will be - .v phased out from subsidies given to universities and colleges over a three-year period. Tuition fees have been on the rise since freezes wen lifted two to three years back. With this propos- al, it is inevitable that tuition fee's will rise significantly if the cuts are finalize. In this case, there will un- doubtedly be an establishment of privatized post -secondary institu- tions. The gap between the rich and the poor will widen even further. In addition, student loans will be even more difficult to get. For those deemed nLWy enough, they will be burdened with inflate in- terest rates on top of their loan pay- ments for several of their post- graduate years. In turn, many will avoid this route, and a large num- ber of exceptional students will be unable to afford the quality educa- tion they deserve. And, finances are not the only -- ---- -- -- problem. In four years, Ontario less travelled will be hit with the 2003 Impact. The government's decision to phase out OAC will mean that pre - We must limit construction of user -pay highways sent Grade 9 and 10 students will graduate from high school and Without the required background or knowledge of the average economist or a financial adviser, let me say this to the Province about the glut of toll - roads being proposed for Ontario in the next five years: 'Find a way to build these roads without user fees. Please.' Having travelled the 407 ETR, and having received a few costly bills for the experience, the system just isn't for me. It might have been palatable as a once in a while convenience at first, but a recent change has driven me away from the 407 like it was a disease: the late charge fee in the billing process. Imagine the average procrastinator putting off paying the bill for a few days, or like most, misplacing it for a time and having to pay something like $40 for one trip. Sure, all the people out there who pay bills immediately are laughing off that scenario. Let the losers pay for being stupid enough to wait. But doesn't that kind of exorbi- tant late fee go against what Canada is David Stell Staff Editor all about? Different levels of government have always been there to help Canadians get through their daily lives a little cheaper in theory since we pay such a high amount of tax to all levels of gov- ernment each year. Yet now more and more roads are going to be built that allow private companies to gouge us when they can. And why wouldn't they if it's within their power? The government found a way to spend our tax dollars wisely in the past to build an adequate network of roads. Those roads have definitely needed a lot of money over the years to main - twin, but isn't there still a way to add to the road infrastructure without yanking a few more dollars out of our pockets? On one hand, maybe if the big spenders take to the new roads, the old highways will be a little less congested and the cheap people like me will be able to get around a little easier on the free highways. But let's look at putting a limit on what is fast becoming a new big business in this province. If there are not enough specific con- trols put in place on how high people can be billed for the use of toll roads, it will mean only wealthy drivers can use the toads and our current roads will continue to be congested, in need of constant repair and generally unsafe as they already are. E -Mail your comments on this opinion to nnewsMdurham.net. Submissions which include a Inst and last name, as well as the community of residence, will be considered for publication. apply to universities at the same time. University standards will rise and so will the prices. It is a simple case of supply and demand as the number of university and college applications will double in 2003. As a student and an Ontario res- ident, this reality disturbs and sad- dens me. I will be fortunate enough to escape the full effect of these changes, but what about the kids who are five and 10 years younger? Education should not be re- served for the rich. It is likely that there will be thousands of intelli- gent students who deserve a uni- versity education but will not re- ceive one. In this day and age, there should not be one student, especial- ly not a Canadian student, who cannot go to university because they are unable to afford it. Serena Schwab, Student trustee, Durham Catholic District School Board 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 Adverlising Manager John Willems Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905)6x3-5110 5110 (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)6x3-7363 E -Mail shousioniu durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any advertise- menL Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. o O+CA AYr�� 4. • mom Malmo" NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 13,200D PAGE 7 AIP Shoppers caught 1*ntheWeb"?, Check out these sites From Boxsters to boxers, you can k t bout hi h'1 h New year promises increase among the point -and -click set BY CINDY UPSHALL Stuff Writer I love to shop. Not to en- F force any long held fe- male stereo- types, but in my case, it's true. There's something "! about viewing i the cornu- copia of interest- ing items available for purchase and se- -lecting the perfect • gift for that special someone. (I'll confess - that someone is usu- ally me.) So it's with great anticipation I ap- proached the world of Internet shopping. Think of it: Shop- ping is no longer limited to local mer- chandise available at stores within driving distance. Now shoppers can point and click e their way through hundreds of sites offering thou- sands of u n i q u e items from companies across the country and around the world. While the locations are seemingly lim- itless, so too are the items available for purchase. As I pushed my virtual shopping cart through cyberspace 1 took a look at the lat- est Pokemon paraphernalia, photos of the late John F. Kennedy, paintings available for auction, jewelry, CDs, books and clothing. If you're looking for something a little bit different, you can pick up an Automo- da Luv Bug Loveseat from Neiman Mar- cus. For just $5,300 US it comes with crim- son or black leather seats and tail lights. Throw in some red roses, a box of choco- lates and some slinky lingerie (all avail- able on line) and you've got the makings of a successful Valentine's Day. That might be something to keep in mind for any men looking for the perfect gift for that special someone, since men account for 62 per cent of all on-line pur- chases. But according to a post -Christmas sur- vey conducted by POLLARA and co- sponsored by Chapters Online Inc., shop- pers tend to stay away from the racier merchandise, like the loveseat, in favour of what it describes as "low risk" items. It found 34 per cent purchased books, 22 per cent picked up toys, 19 per cent purchased clothing and 18 per cent bought recorded music. No doubt a good portion of these books were purchased at www.chapters.ca, the plc up lus a anyt mg w i e s op - ping on the Internet. At Send.com (send.com) the avid golfer with several thousand dollars to spend can pick up the Troon Millennium Golf Challenge. It involves seven cours- es, six nights, five days, three friends and the two coasts all in one private Lear Jet for a mere $76,500 US. If you prefer ground transportation, you can rent a Porsche Boxster at nd.com. For the day it will cost you 39, the weekend is $499 and the ,e tag for the entire week is $1,599. If it's auto parts you're search- ing for go to Kanter Auto Prod- ucts (kanter.com). It stocks ob- solete parts for American- made cars from 1930 to 1986 including long -gone models like the Nash, Studebaker and Packard. If it's literally a new set of wheels you're looking for, Tirerack.com (tirerack.com) offers high-performance tires, ranked by the staffs own road and track tests. Anyone who'd prefer to snuggle up at home for the night will want to shop at Nights in White Flannel (whiteflannel.com). It offers pyjamas, boxers, and bunging wear all made of, you ]uessed it. flannel. There are several sites to visit for anyone looking for some- thing to read during those nights at home, but for the comic lover in your life, a back issue of 'Groo the Wanderer,' 'Spawn' or'Super- man' can be found through comicfind.com, which locates is- sues using a national database of dealers. Chapters Online Inc. site. According to Ernst and Young's Global Internet Retail special report, released on Jan. 17, it was one of the top three most popular sites among Canadians, along with Amazon and eBay. The book seller reported a 2,019 per cent increase in its third fiscal quarter 2000, which ended Jan. 1, over the same period last year. "When we first introduced it some peo- ple were skeptical about it," says Linda Couldridge merchandising manager at Chapters in Ajax. Now, she says, people are getting the hang of it and are using it more Instead of seeing the electronic version of the store as competing with the hands- on store, Ms. Couldridge says the two compliment each other, with the Internet site helping customers with special orders or to obtain out -of -stock items quickly. "You'll always have your customers who will want to come in and pick the book up. I'm one of those people," she says. Count me among, that group as well. While I have purchased books on-line and wouldn't hesitate to do the same for CDs or a favourite perfume, I have diffi- culty getting into selecting other items. I suppose in this respect I'm a bit old-fash- ioned but I would prefer to touch an item, to hold it up and judge the size and shape of it. If I want to pick up a new sweater from Photo illustration by WALTER PASSARELIA Roots or a pair of pants from the Gap I'll do it in person. Another hang-up some people have when it comes to Internet shopping is safety. You often hear about how unsafe it is to send your credit card information for a ride on the electronic highway and how potentially easy it is for some hacker to pick it up and use it to go on a personal shopping spree. But Detective Sergeant Tom Cameron of the Durham Regional Police major fraud unit says, "I think it's safer to use your credit card over the Internet, as long as you're dealing with a reputable compa- ny, than it is to use it to rent a car at the airport." Most reputable on-line companies en- crypt credit card information to prevent someone from getting that information he says, adding "information transferred over the Internet is pretty secure." In fact he hasn't had a report of some- one's credit card information being inter- rupted while making a purchase, he says. To demonstrate his faith in Internet shop- ping he says he did most of his Christmas purchases over the Internet and, "I've had no trouble at all." Even with security measures however, it doesn't prevent a dishonest clerk on the receiving end of your order to take that in- formation and use it for their own purpos- es. However, the same thing could happen The button-down, no -fuss man, will want to visit Just White Shirts and Black Socks (just- whiteshirts.com) for men's business and casual wear. if you made a purchase in person. On-line shopping has made it easier for someone who has obtained your credit card information through other methods, like a discarded bill, to make purchases in your name because there is no receipt to sign, Det. Sgt. Cameron says. The Internet is simply a new "medium being used to commit fairly old-fashioned crimes," he says. "The telephone opened up new opportunities and the Internet has as well." To help prevent information getting into the wrong hands the Bank of Montre- al MasterCard announced a new wallet, using 128 -bit encryption, allowing users to input their credit card information into an icon which will allow users to click their information into a merchant's check- out page. While the virtual wallet may help in making safe purchases, it won't do any- thing about the increasing amount of cash flowing out of your pocketbook. The POLLARA survey shows Canadi- ans spent $627 million on-line over the holiday period with the median per person total purchase at $100. Ernst and Young's Global Internet Re- tail special report, released on Jan. 17, showed 15 per cent of Canadian shoppers on-line made 10 or more purchases during the past 12 months. Canadian shoppers spent an average of $770 in 1999. AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 • 6Waime 6 'ropp 1 9 NEWS X DV ERTISER FEB. 13, 2000 Birthday Birthday 40th Birthday Birthday A birthday poem for Zarria, `HaPP>' Heather Happy birth - who turned three on Feb. 12 birthday Lynn ran day wishes "Our little baby girl n u m b e r smack into went out to who once was so wee "'~ t h r e e that mile - Danielle `Su- is having her birthday i E m m a. " stone age of p e r d o g g y' and now she is three. We love 40 Feb. 9. Farmer when You are a blessing from heaven y o u H a pp y she turned four an angel from above, Emma b i r t h d a y! Feb. 8. Danielle precious, sweet Zarria F a r e n w , Lots of love says a big you are our special love." i M a h roo ' _ � �- from your 'thank you' to •' " ` Love always from Mommy, Daddy, Stephanie, Lauren, turned three on Feb. 10. Mommy, brothers, sis all her family and friends who Andrew, Daniel, Christian, Auntie Wendy, Uncle Daddy, Julia, Maman, Granny, ter and their families" helped celebrate the big day. Garry, Auntie Susie, Uncle Chris, Nana, Poppa, Dor- '. Fedra, Daie, Minoo, Uncles John cell, Tina and Joanne. and 'Martin, her cousins. Arthur. BaBa, family, friends and teachers Engagement Birthday all wished her a happy birthday. _ Birthday ' � Birthday Lynn and 'A little bit Bill Belbin of of !Monica" Birthdays Whitby are had a birthday happy to an- on Feb. 11.*. I ' I nounce the en- .• I. Happy second x; gagement of birthday wish - their daughteres to Monica Barbara to Staines, with r v - David. son of - love from Trish and Tony Greco of 1'L:kcring. M o m m y, " I Daddy, NickNick and Buddv. Amy **lac'*lillan is ( Birthdav "Our little Miss Holly 'sweet 16' on Feb. 13. Birthday turned five on Feb. 9. I Happy birthday and love It's birthday season in the Stuart Look who - Happy birthday! Love from 11om, Dad, Katie, home. Christopher turned eight on Jan. 22 and Cassandra was 10 on turned 'sweet Feb. I was from Mommy, Daddy Stephanie, N*ikky and 16' on Jan. 30• �; a big day for and Brooke." Timid. Feb. 5. Wishing them both happy Lots J love. birthdays with love were Mom, Kyle Pinti as qft - Dad and Cryhugs and kiss- gstal. he turned 11. Birthdav es to Robyn Rego from Kyle marked the occasion Happy birthday wishes went out Mom, Dad• h celebrating PP. Y Birthday �_ Y g to Tracev Moore, who turned nine sister Ashlev, with his pals. on Feb. 1. Love from Mom Donna, Feb. 3 was a along with meows from Tiger and Love from Dad Derrick and sister Raquel. special day for Princess. "We hope you enjoyed Mom, Dad, "We love you Tracey" Cassandra Jeffs I the surprise party." Jeffrey, Elisa, Bart and Felix. as she turned Birthday I birthday wishes Birthday Birthday with love from "Our little There's another teenager in the her aunts, uncles, cousins and ~ "To our very special 'Alli -cat' world as Carthic Rajagopalan Grandma p r i n cess " Allison Spry. turned 13 on Feb. 11. Wishing him a Brandi Lee happy fourth happy birthday with love were D e A b r e u birthday on Mom, Dad, sister Thiviya, brother 80th Birthday turns three Feb. 8. With all Sanchai and his grandparents. Feb. 13. Wish- our `sparkling' ing her a love from " happy birth - x M o m m y, Birthday da with lots Y yDaddy, Lind - of love are Mommy,annie, N "Happy fourth birthday to our dar- say, Colin and q , ling princess Nirvana[. We love you Poppa and Uncle Carl. family." very, very much. Best wishes and all our love always. Enjoy your special lowBirthday Birthday day! With love from Mama, Dada, Y Aunty Latch, Uncle Max, Rhea, David and Grammy!" " H a P P Y Feb. 12 was a 4L birthday to special day for Birthday our special Brittany Y ff as The family of Norma Stephen- blue-eyed girl she [tuned eeight. ht "Our little tool man" Pre- son wish her a happy 80th birthday Katherine, Brittany celeb shanth Dineshkumar turned on Feb. 19. 'lite family is hosting an turning three "`+ three Feb. 5. Wishinghim a on Feb. 13. ed with friends open house at Papp's Restaurant in and family and happy birthday were Mommy, the Home and Design Centre in M o m mfrom with her first sleepover party! Wish - Daddy, sister Byravi and brother Pickering on the big day, from 2 to 5 Y, ing her a happy birthday were Krishanth. "Lots of love, hugs p.m. Friends are welcome. Best Daddy and Mommy, Daddy and Megwere and kisses to our Presh" wishes only. Michael" "Have a great day honey!" lint o+ 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday?Anniuersa ? • Pickering 831-5431 Let ry Wedding? ...Send to. /1 THIS WT ..EK'S CAKE WINNERS ARE: Let us know. We'll publishour Name Dropping, 3 t. Allison Spry y 3. handl special occasion in an easy -ad c/o Keith Gilligan, Tracey Moo easy -to -read 130 Commercial Ave., 11wir, Fr. may go directly 1w B.nkm H(h)ins to receive and easy -to -clip format IIk•u FkF.F. (ake tNlcrx ocidc idcnlificauun) • PRUE VAUD unTtl. SAT., 1 19, "W ' ' ' Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 SUNDAY, FEB. 13 VALENTINE'S: The Ajax Public Library, main branch, Kings Cres. and Harwood Ave., invites kids aged three and older to share in the tra- ditions of St. Valentine's Day. Stories, craft. Parental supervision required. Free. Space limited by room ca- pacity. 683-4000. BENNY HILL TRIBUTE: The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 322, Ill Hunt St., Ajax, hosts a Benny Hill Tribute from 3 to 6 p.m. Ad- mission is $12. 683-7811. TUESDAY, FEB. 15 PARENT SUPPORT: The local chapter of the Associa- tion of Parent Support Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for par- ents of kids involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, crimes and parent abuse. Call 416-223-7444 or 1-800-488-5666 for loca- tion. PROSTATE CANCER: "It's No Big Deal", a theatri- JEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD FEB. 13, 2000 cal production depicting the experiences of those with prostate cancer, is offered at 7:30 p.m. in the McLaughlin Auditorium at the main branch of the Oshawa Public Library, 65 Bagot St. Spon- sored by Hearth Place Can- cer Support Centre. Free. Register, 579-4833. ADMIN PROS: The Durham Chapter of the In- ternational Association of Administrative Profession- als holds a seminar on Work -Life Balance at 7 p.m. in the boardroom of the Durham Region Social Ser- vices Department, 850 King St. E. (at the corner of Thornton Rd.), Oshawa. 432-2063 (Rosa). SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club's Tuesday Morning Discus- sion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrews Community Centre, 46 Ex - Government cuts r The annual ritual of filling out forms to qualify for the agricultural tax class rate could be a thing of the past for farmers hoping to qualify for the 75 per cent property tax rebate. The Ministry of Agricul- ture, Food and Rural Affairs has announced the 20(X) form will be a multi-year applica- tion, which will eliminate the need for repetitive applica- tion processing each year prior to the tax season. Agri- cultural land owners who 1 11:4:9111 2 SENIORS FOR SENIORSTMoffers the services of junior seniors to assist senior seniors as drop-in, live-in & overnight homemakers, home cleaners, handypersons & drivers. For a free brochure outlining our rates and services in Oshawa, Whitby, Ajax and surrounding areas, call 434-5115 or 686-0717 eter Rd., Ajax. The club holds its annual 'Love -In' meeting, with members and visitors bringing wedding pictures or other pho- tographs of important events in their lives. 619-0315 (Betty). BACK TALK: Dr. John Noble, chiropractor, invites you to learn how Posture is the Window to your Spinal Health at a free workshop from 6:30 to 7 p.m. at 8 Old Kingston Rd. at Hwy. 2, Ajax. Reserve. 427-3203. YOGA: The Ajax -Pickering Sahaja Yoga Meditation group meets at 7:30 p.m. at the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, corner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. Free and everyone welcome. 416-759-4912. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 16 OSTOMY: The Oshawa ed tape qualify pay only 25 per cent of the standard property tax rate. "For most farmers and other owners of farm land, 20>n could well be the last year they have to submit an annual application form for NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 13,20W PAGE 9 P and District Ostomy Associ- ation meets from 7:30 to Environmentalgroup9:30 p.m. the third Wednes- day of each month in the Green Room of the Arts Re- to advise Durham source Centre, next to the Oshawa City Hall on Centre St. S. Anyone with ostomy ! ! Durham Region will es- visers. "There's a lot of (peo- or is about to have ostomy tablish an Environmental Ad- ple with) expertise out there surgery is welcome, as are visory Group in recognition you can get to sit on the com- family and friends. that the ecology is a top pri- mittee, without a lot of cost." 7207 (Alma McPherson)). . ority for many people. Clarington resident Linda fAngie Jones of Pickering Gasser also urged the Re - PARENT SUPPORT: The I told Durham council gion's eight mayors establish Ajax -Pickering chapter of Wednesday, "It's obvious the similar committees at the the One Parent Families As- tide has turned and the envi- local level. I sociation holds its weekly ronment is becoming increas- "I see the need for both meeting for custodial and ingly important to society." local and regional commit - non-custodial parents at 8 She noted 20 Towns and tees, with some overlap" Ms. p.m. at the Annandale Golf the Regions of Halton. Nia- Gasser said. "Environmental and Curling Club, at the cor- gara, Waterloo and Hamilton- issues deserve as much atten- ner of Church and Bayly Wentworth have set up Envi- tion as economic issues." Sts., Ajax. Phone 831-1201 ronmental Advisory Groups. A report will he presented for information. Ms. Jones told politicians soon to Regional council's it shouldn't he difficult find- in I t planning committee on the TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastmas- ters Club holds its weekly meeting, beginning with a meet and greet at 7:15 p.m., and meeting from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Guests welcome. Call for new meeting loca- tion. 683-4439 (John), 619- 9079 (Nancy), for farmers the reduced property tax rate;' said Minister Ernie Hardeman in a news release. "For the government, it means more efficient cus- tomer service and less costly administration. It's a win-win situation." g 1""t,e o serve as composition and function of Durham environmental ad- the advisory group. L20% off maid services) 6 savi ngu money. com �oupons online for just about anytrnng for your I. ..­ Enjoying . Enjoying independence with the help of Seniors For SeniorSTM A good quality of life can sim- ply mean being able to live in your own home. 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"Of course we also invite senior seniors to call and take advantage of our many services." These include drop in com- panions who will take you for a walk, write letters or share a cup of tea. Durham's Only Veterinary Clinic Exdusively For Caft OPEN MONDAY - SATURDAY Worift - Fnday • a m. - 7 p.m. Sat • a.m. - NOW NEW KITTIES 850 King W (AtThomton) WELCOME Oshawa Please Call For Appt. Peter D. Cook established Seniors for Seniors in 1985 and is presently looking for workers in the Durham area. As mentioned the live-in com- panions share duties with one cov- ering part of the week and the other the remainder of the week. Seniors for SeniorsT" also pro- vides handypersons, drivers, home cleaners and house and pet sitting. "Since the inception of Seniors for SeniorsT" we have suc- cessfully employed thousands of junior seniors to assist thousands of senior seniors," says Peter. "Our personnel enjoy the opportunity to work and the social interaction of dealing with us and our seniors. Outsiders have ranked us as the most caring organization with the very best personnel." For more information about Seniors for SeniorsTM call (905) 434- 5115 I& Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre Effective Health Care for the Whole Family • Chiropractic • Massage Therapy • Nutritional Counselling • Ear Coning Wellness Relief • Rehabilitation - taring for People of AN Ages Call today for an appointment: (905) 420-1443 1794 IJvapeol Read, Pickedes (Pw9Aar Plaza • uvewoi Rd. a M*y 2) P PAGE /0 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, MIX Teen females revitalize minds bodies Teen females can revitalize their minds and bodies through a free program offered by The Youth Centre. Mind and Bcxly is a fun and informal program for teens aged 13 to 19 living in Ajax or Picker- ing. 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Although as a country, we have always been on the passive side rather than being known for excessive action, we v are a far cry from being stupid. It does not take a rocket scientist to real- ize that this is nothing more than a money grab passed off as a necessity. Over the past year, I have written on numerous occasions, my personal feelings against bank mergers or takeovers, as it gives too much power to control or manipulate market conditions. We11 this is a prime example of what I have been talk- ing about. Look for at least TWO more increases in interest rates (which will make a total of three) as an effect of the US. increase of 1/4 to 1/2% increase. ACT NOW If you are anticipating a major purchase over the next few months, act now. Get your personal finances in order. If those holiday bills are flowing in like a broken dam, consolidate now. Remember, it is a thousand times easier to obtain money, when it appears that you don't need it, rather than when it becomes a necessity. Do not apply all over town for financ- ing, as all these inquiries on your credit bureau will be the "kiss of death". Make sure where you go for Financing, will approve your file in theory, prior to actually running a Credit Bureau. Any lender should have the ability to run your numbers to make sure you at least qualify on that level. Make sure that your requirements fit into that specific lender's lending policies. A much easier way is to come to the Professionals at Central Funding Group, for a free consultation on your financial needs. Prime first mortgages are always .80% below posted market rates. (Which equates to huge savings over a five year mortgage) Second mortgages are available to 95% of value for any worthwhile purpose, private mortgage funds are always available at very competitive rates and terms. Consolidation loans and mortgages have always been a speciality. Till next time, s' t ..�in-lip a" - . _r Come in and enjoy the friendly atmosphere of Xpression the Salon and let as pamper yes. Get away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and step into a new and exciting environment nestled in Whitby . Once inside, enjoy a cappuccino, espresso or juice at the coffee bar. The salon was recently renovated by Orbit Interiors, winners of the "Interior Design Award" at the Contessa 2000. This Award Show, which is held annually, honours and gives merit to the finest in the hair industry throughout Canada. The Xpression Team is a select few of highly motivated stylists involved in every aspect of the hair and fashion industry. K is headed by the combined talents of Mary Arangio and new co-owner Rafael Scasserra, a successful stylist in Toronto for 8 years. During the past 2 years they have worked backstage preparing models for clothing designers at the "Ready to Wear Show" and "Fashion -Cares" seen on FashionTV Fashion Cares is a large scale fashion show that raises money for Aids research. Rafael remarks "ft is very aspirational, creating Avant Garde hairdos that cannot be done in a salon. The team at Xpression the Salon also creates new and innovative styles for models in fashion magazines and mode*V agencies. Recognized as the top color experts in Durham, the salon strives to create personalized and unique dimensional colors using the latest color trends and techniques. As a L'Oreal Elite Salon, Team Xpression will create a look to reflect your personal begyle and beauty needs. A local fashion show, being held at the Oshawa Goff and Country Club, will display the new spring coNlction of Styles by Team Xpression. The fashion show is in conjunction with the European Fashions of `Color me Beautiful' and all proceeds will go to Oshawa General Hospital for breast cancer research. For W(& oolrior" Made at (905) 666-5547. Ile We carry UOreal Professiatral products, Ecoly and the new Big Sexy, Straight Sexy & Short Sexy hakine. Xpllession the Salon, (9Q6) 668.8046 Located at 80 TMckm W. L in MIIMbII NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 PAGE 11 A/P 'n sio wdy'"'' ,,y�f�$,�$$ f`� � �,.., ,� -^' �3 R the -salon HARLOW MODELS, AUGUST" SALON NIA(JALI%L. DF( )- BOBS! y� \EH IDEAS FOR HAIR �'F, LI\i,. IJ ,') STYLE MAGAZINE. APRIL 99 FLARE MAGAZINE, JONE 97 RACHEL SfEWART, JULY 97 MODERN WOMEN, APRIL 98 HAIR ALERT, JUNE 99 STYLE MAGAZINE, APRIL" A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 Disabled need phID: Advocate But, Province `concerned about protecting disabled from being targets' BY SUSAN O'NF.IL.L Stuff Writer PICKERING — Including photo ID on parking permits for disabled individuals would go a long way toward eliminating the "ongoing problem of people abusing the use of permits for handicap parking", claims a local resident. "The easiest way to fix the disabled per- mits is by putting the (person's) picture on the front:' says Pickering resident Marty Martel, a long-time handicapped people's advocate who's urging the Province to revise the current permits. "It's the best way to have people stopped from duplicating permits and using other people's permits.- Disabled ermits"Disabled parking permits, issued by the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario (MTO) to an individual, entitle the vehicle in which the permit is displayed to be parked in a space designated for parking by handi- capped people. The permit must be displayed on the dashboard or sun visor. "To qualify for this permit the individual must prove that walking unassisted for more than 200 metres would cause serious diffi- culty or danger to safety or health:' the min- istry reports. "This certification may be ob- tained from a licensed physician, chiroprac- tor, physiotherapist or occupational thera- pist." However, despite those guidelines and be- cause permits are issued to individuals and are not permanent fixtures on a vehicle, Mr. Martel says they can easily be borrowed and even copied by someone who is not disabled. "We know for a fact that some people are copying the permits, some arc just using mom or dad's permit because it is conve- niently (displayed) on the sun visor or dash- board of the car, and others are borrowing permits from disabled friends:" he wrote in a recent letter to Transportation Minister David Turnbull, urging the Province to in- clude photo ID on the permits. "As a disabled person myself, I would like to suggest having our photo on the permit the same as on our driving licence or on our health card. This would enable the police or the bylaw (officers) to see that the driver or passenger in the parking space is there legit- imately and not abusing the system:' Mr. Martel maintains - He figures the cost of revising the permits Pickering teen charged in robbery PICKERING — A I4 -year-old boy, who is on probation, was arrested and charged two days after another teen was threatened with a screwdriver and robbed in a mall parking lot. Durham Regional Police said the victim, a 15 -year-old Pickering boy, was robbed of his wallet atter being confronted by a group of four youths Monday night in front of the Pick- eting Town Centre movie complex. Sergeant Jim Grimley said a security offi- cer at the mall spotted a boy matching the de- scription of one of the suspects Wednesday evening and held him for police. A screwdriver was seized during the inves- tigation. The 14 -year-old, of Pickering, is charged with robbery. breach of probation and posses- sion of a dangerous weapon. 0 '.. EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASH! We hold your personal cheque'till payday NO CREDIT CMCKSI ir"EmNG 427-4400 CALL NOWII Email it! NVe're at shouston@durham.net "would probably he less than the cost of extra manpower to monitor the existing (sys- tem).- However. sys- tem)"However. MTO spokesman Bob Nichols reports the Province is not considering mak- ing any changes to the current permits at this time. "Prior to moving to the disabled parking permit, we did consider the use of some sort of photo card:' he says. But, there were "concerns about safeguarding the privacy of individuals and protecting disabled people from being targets" Mr. Nichols assures the ministry is "con- cerned about any abuse" of disabled parking permits. "We are always looking for any sugges- tions from any group on this" And, Mr. Martel believes the only way to ensure parking permits are not abused is to add photo ID. "If the people who are disabled would fight for themselves and send letters to Mr. Turnbull, the quicker (the Province will re- spond);" he says. "The only way to get it straightened out is by fighting for it:' Mr. Martel, who also sent a petition to the Province, would like input from the commu- nity on his proposal. 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PURCHASE PRICE $ I= INCLUDES FREIGHT OF $750 AND AIR TAX OF $100. (Licence. Insurance and Taxes extra.) Malibu = Sedan 31111111111101110E $ffA PER MONTWX MONTHS. DOWN PAYMENT OF $3,500 REQUIRED WHICH INCLUDES FREIGHT OF $750 AND AIR TAX OF $100. $325 SECURITY DEPOSIT REQUIRED. 194 UP TO 48 MONTHS. Pt MMM P= INCLUDES FREIGHT OF =750 AND MR TAX DF $IN. (Licence. Insurance arid Taxes extra.) GREAT AUTO INSURANCE RATES FOR GOOD DRIVERS F[HaMOLET I j40 FROM MOTORS WOURANCE CORPORNM — THE INSURANCE PEOPLE FROM GENERAL MOTIONS. VW YOUR CFLEVWW • OLaMA4MU MMM and cM MK fora Base, no obrgation aua bw&wonoa gtwe•.,& For a limited time at your local Chevrolet • Oldsmobile dealer. °b'� we'd Me you to know more. Cane visit us at your local dealer, on our website at www.ymaanada corn or call us at 1 -800 -Ge -DRIVE. All leases have annual kilometre limit of 20.000 km, $0.12 per excess � �ftViN W kilometre. PST, GST, licence and insurance extra. AN bases have an annual cost of borrowing of 4.4% per annum for Malibu R7Z and Malibu LS R7Z. Option to purchase at lease end is $11,439/514,037 (Malibu R7Z/Mekbu LS R7Z) plus applicable taxes. Otter leave options available. Financing on approved GMAC credit only Example: $10.000 at 2.9% APR, the monthly payment is $220.90 for 48 months. Cost 3t bor- rowing is $603.20. Total obligation is $10.603.20. Down payment andror trade may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down paymeni/trade. Offers apply as indicated to new 2000 models of Malibu R7Z and Malibu LS R7Z equipped as described. Offers apply to qualified retail customers in the Ontario Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer Marketirg Association area only. (Exckx" Northwestern Ontario). Dealer order or trade may be neasaary. Limited ane offer which may not be combined with other offers. Dealers are free to set vidividual prices. See your dealer for conditions or details. 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Cane visit us at your local dealer, on our website at www.ymaanada corn or call us at 1 -800 -Ge -DRIVE. All leases have annual kilometre limit of 20.000 km, $0.12 per excess � �ftViN W kilometre. PST, GST, licence and insurance extra. AN bases have an annual cost of borrowing of 4.4% per annum for Malibu R7Z and Malibu LS R7Z. Option to purchase at lease end is $11,439/514,037 (Malibu R7Z/Mekbu LS R7Z) plus applicable taxes. Otter leave options available. Financing on approved GMAC credit only Example: $10.000 at 2.9% APR, the monthly payment is $220.90 for 48 months. Cost 3t bor- rowing is $603.20. Total obligation is $10.603.20. Down payment andror trade may be required. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down paymeni/trade. Offers apply as indicated to new 2000 models of Malibu R7Z and Malibu LS R7Z equipped as described. Offers apply to qualified retail customers in the Ontario Chevrolet Oldsmobile Dealer Marketirg Association area only. (Exckx" Northwestern Ontario). Dealer order or trade may be neasaary. Limited ane offer which may not be combined with other offers. Dealers are free to set vidividual prices. See your dealer for conditions or details. AYour GM Dealbr is not licensed as an insurance broker. and is artet0049" ata shoal alt broker ndna•94*W apaa8y oa 6al-*0611101lobo kasissaseic If Alowrs lowmicarpwYoa eller available to ncidwsa d OntsaoattOW . _ _ _ _ . - . . - . - - . - . - . a 6 a 41 a . . . M it a a XV PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, NW Powerful perfortnance at nuclear lant Pickering station scores 13 out of 14 in utility's December `report card' PICKERING — The Pickering nuclear station failed to meet only one of the 14 performance indicator tar- gets set for December by On- tario Power Generation (OPG). It bettered the targets in 1 1 categories and met them in two, according to the latest monthly 'report card' re- leased by the corporation to make itself accountable to the public. December report card re- sults were as follows, for all 12 months of 1999, except for measurements that are quarterly, as indicated: • In an index reflecting nine industry standard perfor- mance measures set by the World Association of Nu- clear Operators (for the fourth quarter of 1999) — 79.9 per cent, bettering OPG's target of 74.4 per cent, but short of the industry me- dian of 91.7 per cent. • Public safety Level One and Two events reportable to the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) — two, im- proving on OPG's target of 15. • 'Reactor trips' or the num- ber of unplanned automatic reactor shutdowns per 7,(X)0 hours — zero, better than the OPG target of one and the in - SALE �P� E CIAL gARvA1NS � 'IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Sun.. February 13, 2000 News Advertiser ' Wrham ParW AoLpiek ' Embridge Hone Service Pick ' UviN Exprasiara Pick 'M* RiPi ip Omers Pi�& Mi ' M New armee Pick. (Ais ThoopmNap Harris) 'Pharma Plus Aja>u & 'Avant Fret Rtrath (John VAkr) Aja 'llowFirarl of M Sow) Ap 'A wFiuP O(GogTW* Ma Sots A00liklt. Sears While Now ApxlP & Stara Travel Ajattl kL srM sarin AjattlP'& ' Delivered to selected households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering callr advertising flyers, DUNCAN FLETCHER at 683-5110. ^�'�".�r= AdvCt"So Operations at the Pickering Nuclear to Ontario Power Generation, they sta- Generating Station were given a pass- tion met or exceeded 13 of 14 perfor- ing grade in the monthh' 'report card' mance targets in the month of Decem- issued by the plant operator. According ber dustry median of one. • The number of special safe- ty systems which exceeded their yearly unavailability tar- get — zero, bettering the OPG goal of one. • Compliance with nuclear safety commitments to the AECB — 100 percent. meet- ing the OPG goal of 100 per cent. • Net electrical production by the station — 13.8 terrawatt hours ( one terrawatt equals one billion kilowatts), better- ing the OPG target of 13 TV4'h. • Capability factor or amount of energy capable of being produced per month as a per- centage of perfect perfor- mance — 77.1 per cent, bet- ter than the OPG _, al of -2 Manbew Sundae's carrier of the week is Matthew. He enjoys playing soccer and making, puzzles. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Matthew for being our carrier of the week. -9 Walntart,Ajax 135 Kingston Rd.,Ajax 222 Bayy St. W ,Ajax 726 Kingston Rd., Pick 1360 Kingston Rd, tick per cent but falling below the industry median of 82.8 per cent. • Total outage days per reac- tor — 54.8, improving on the OPG target of 60.5. • Low and intermediate level solid radioactive waste pro- duced — 2.191 cubic metres, improving on the OPG target of 2,900 cubic metres. • Radiation dose to the public from both the 'A' and 'B' sta- tions — one millirem/site, bettering the OPG goal of two mrem/site. • Major and moderate pre - writable spills — zero, im- proving on the OPG goal of one. • Total collective dose of ra- diation to all on-site person- nel and visitors — 53.8 rem/unit, bettering the OPG goal of 65 rem/unit. • Industrial Safety Accident Rate, the number of accidents per 200,000 work hours that result in lost work time, re- stricted -work injuries or fa- talities — 0.36, meeting the OPG target of 0.4 and the in- dustry median of 0.4. • Ac:cident severity rate or the number of days lost for in- juries per 200,000 hours worked — 217, failing to meet the OPG goal of five. OPG's report notes a worker fatality in a car accident in March had a substantial ef- fect on this indicator. OPG states performance listed wane than target is not an indication the reactors are unsafe. Directors sought for board United Way needs a few guiding lights The United Way of Ajax -Pickering is looking for a few good men and women. Its board of directors needs people who are com- munity minded, know the Ajax -Pickering area well and believe it's important that area residents have ac- cess to a full range of health and human re- sources. Directors with good leadership skills must com- mit to a three-year term and learn about the United Way by serving on one or more standing committees, such as funds distribution and finance. Board members gain first-hand understanding of the community's needs and what resources are in place to meet those needs. They can network with other community leaders and will acquire new skills which may serve them well in the working world. Interested candidates should send a covering let- ter and resume by mail, fax or E-mail. Address regular mail to United Way of Ajax -Pickering, 407-95 Bayly St. W„ Ajax, Ont., L 1 S 7K8. Fax 686-0609. Or E-mail the agency at uwayapC&durham.net. For more information contact executive director Dennis Goulin at 686- 0606. 10% off gyre memberships 16 savingumoney,com Coupons online for just about anything to do with food. i `'See Phonographs of: l.i)pQtiyetipa R � � �?lioomy'Grc)�S Face Lifts ��' t Collaggeeyn Injection s No 11 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 PAGE 15 A/P l *E s Y 1 4�tK p yg iv t$: 1998 RAM 314MN SLT QUAD CAB 1999 PONTIAC SLINFIRE 1997 NEON 2 DR. 1997 NEON SPORT 2 DR. 1998 NEON . /P'm".M"016 s. 'zw­4NW 'waft 5.9L, V8, auto, leather, power seats, power 4 cylinder, automatic, power steering, power 2 �, p s , p 5 L. 5 ;peed power steering, power L : a.t:�at c. c ne steer ,. ;-her windows, power locks, till, cruise. 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Loaded. #P6287. #P6265. � more. #P6236. more. #T3597A. wheels & more. 06340. Sale $2,i' 870 +Taxes A REAL BEAUTY SUMMER'S COMING SAVE BIG SAVE BIG IT AWAITS YOUR FAMILY tea„ U Tll11 R �a.L 3 firs ON�TAtRIIVS lIWY. AM a _ ecosTco .r VL N g ® PLYMOUTH hq s ?,!!> !•kh�Ulw►liMr►lRt �k�►w r��ai�►�. * wwvum i CHRYSLER TORONTO MA OSQWAA.» I vPM�0Ay SUIMMY � ter_ AIP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 "Love Thyself" = HappyHearts Day! mother was always full of life right up to her parting words, like the words uttered to Private Ryan: Lead a good life. You can only do this by first being sure that you get yourself as healthy as you can be. Then you have what it takes to take care of others. By MaryAnn Franko D.C. of Pineridge Na turar Health Attitude is Everything!! With Valentine's Day comes thoughts of others - and so it should be. Just as important is taking care of yourself. I had "THE FLU" over the holidays which so many have succumbed to. Some people think that I should never get sick. because I'm a doctor and that I get some iq)ecial dispensation and am immune to all disease. I wish it were so. Then every- one would just have to glean a great tome of knowledge and there would be no more illness. But there is a vast array of knowl- edge these days particularly in THE NEW WORLD and vet we have more disease than ever. And there always seems to be some disease that a particular society is cominced will eat them up. It d ,esn't mean that if you believe what I be'.ieve you will always stay healthy. You have to do something with the knowledge in order for it to work for you. l am no different. With all the knowl- edge 1 have 1 should be able to live to be 135 years old...if only I acted on every- thing I know. I jokingly talk about people joining my "200 CLUB". Not that we actuall- think that we would live to be 200 but to support each other in doing some of the ,pings that are known these days that would help us to live healthier, happier lives. So many people say to me that they would never want to live that long and if I think about the sad state of affairs of so many of the elderly I might feel the same way. My grandmother lived into her 90s and except for her knees giving up she was all there until the last few months. She used to say that what happens to you in life is just a state of mind. She'd say if you don't want to grow old, you have to die young. 1 once sent her a birthday card that read, "If I had known I was going to live this long I'd have taken better care of myself". She laughed heartily because although she was quite healthy, there were still things she could have done to improve the quality of health that she experienced. It is so important, I have found, to take responsibility for your actions. If you ate too many sweets or rich foods or just plain ate too much over the holidays, just say so and move on to doing something different. And if we've gained weight because of it then we just simply need to cut down that much more and exercise that much more to counteract the behav- iour that lead to the sickness or excess weight or whatever. The first step always is to take back the responsibility for our actions. If you give it away to someone else expecting a health professional to fix you or blaming your state of affairs on another family member or someone or something else you will continue to remain in hot water. Instead, taking; ownership for your own state of being, you take back your power to act. Your hands are no longer tied. And away you go. You can do just about anything you want to ... within the context of the laws of nature. It's not what happens to you that really counts when all is said and dome. What really will count in the end is how you handle what comes to you. In spite of her situation my grand - Eye Believe In Miracles It's official. Thousands of people have eliminated their need to wear eyeglasses or contact lenses with LaserVision correction. But, nest assured, these "miracles" are not random. Selecting the right Laser Eye Surgeon is a critical step. Dr. John MacLeod is Durham Region's Chief Laser Surgeon for the world-renowned Herzig -Eye Institute. After thousands of LASIK procedures, Dr. MacLeod offers the eXpedence you Can fnlst. Experience The Freedom! EXPERIENCE You Can 1rustl Life without glasses or contacts? Call MacLeod Eye Clinic, to find out if you qualify for LaserVision correction HERZIG and to register for our free seminar. EYE INSTIUTE John N. MICLOW, MD, FRCSC 117 Knp St East Oftwa, ON, Canada L1 189 Ila!: (905) 721-1211 www matcleod-•ye.com •-=U: trtac W1@drecLcorn Loll free: 1 -877 -721 -EYES 0 1 M • Free consultation • No referral necessary • Braces for adults and children • Evening and Saturday appointments available Dr. Christopher Tom Orthodontist Pickering Town Centre, Lower Level A lllydahlc 1ki t'll r('.1...011c (;Ilod Ren rnr lir .Smile.' REPAIRS (1 hr) ' Relines ' Complete. Partial Dentures NEW PERMANENT, William Steil, DD, EC.A.C.(A) SOFT DENTURE LINER Charles Wm. Steil, D.D. I; N84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX �— Atter hours 428-8801 jP DGTH 1670 KINGSTON ROAD - UNIT •5 N.W. corner Brock Road & Hwy R2 sWtSS PICKERING 'LLOx a it can Herr n ofI aot ��1�- �9 +x 1� m Call .We've been s proud member of your for over 18 years ' tlme, 40INd V has eaffW .a .reputation , =Inovickcher higheo�t: icy of CXI . tory-e y�eolcp+ella 1955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. L1 V 1 X6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 PAGE 17 A/P Dr. Marvin Lean believes in community involvement and a modern dentalpractice Marvin Lean DDS has provid- ed quality dental care in the com- munity for the past 14 years at Pickering Square Dental Office. After graduating from the University of Toronto in 1985 he did a one year post graduate pro- gram in New York City Hospital before opening his office. The family -based clinic wel- comes patients of all ages and offers early morning, evening and Saturday appointments. The clinic is wheelchair accessible and offers emergency services to the commu- nity. The clinic is very involved with the community and sponsors many local teams as well as giving talks at schools and accepting job placements from both colleges and high schools. As well Dr. Lean teaches at the local Toronto School of Business. In his spare time he loves to ski, cycle and travel with his wife and three children. Dr. Lean has a firm belief in maintaining a modern practice with the most up to date technolo- gy including air abrasion, wand �1 V;%%1"ERS PUR IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAH ABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES Dr. Marvin Lean anaesthetic and water line purifica- tion. He offers all dental services including Root Canals, Oral Surgery and Cosmetic Dentistry. Improve Your Nutritional Well-being! DeDoral+ MU(Kinnpn Call For A FREE Consultation Healthy Directions at the Chiropractic Wellness Centre n1.120 Bayly tit., Unit 5 Pickerin¢ (9XA) 819-47'21 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) g Y ,,t 2 Dr. Kevin Tyber and Associates OPTOMETRISTS • Dispensing of contact Lenses and Glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services • Laser Surgery Co -Management 15 Harwood S. AjaxwheeicAar 427-4144 (Between Hwy. 401 6 Hwy. 2) • There is also a 1� Periodontist and Elcctru surg;c•n u hrtc• Filling; ()nh Orthodontist on staff as Prcti-cnutnv Circ Ultra k>nic kalin); well as a General Anaesthesiologist being Extractions (\ isdom Teeth ) available. Nitrous Oxide (Laughing; Ga -s) Pickering Square Visa. 3lastercard. Interact Dental has a pet adoption Gentle Care for Big, Babies program for its young Ne" Patients & Emergency Calls Welcome 6 —Ample Free Parking - 427 -4280 patients. In an effort to 135 Harwood Ave. N., (at Hwy 2) • Durham Centre (Beside Loblaw•s) encourage dental aware- NUTRITION ness each child has an ADDITION opportunity to win a Upcoming Seminars large cuddly stuffed ani- Attention Deficit Disorder mal. Watch for the Sun Feb. 27 - 1:00 - 2:30 upcoming community service programs involy- ing a literacy book exchange and a commu- nity food drive. Pickering Square Dental Office is located at 1450 Kingston Rd. For more information call (905) 420-1777. "Highway to Health" r Lose weight Increase your energy level Detoxify your body Sleep better Improve your quality of life Call Evelyn Arbour at the Wellness Connection 360 Bayly St. Unit It2, Ajax (905) 683-8532 Are you angry but can t ccprr:s it appropriately? Do you feel stressed or over anxious? Do you hope that you won't be in the same strulCgling place this time next year? Do you want changes to happen but haren•t slot a clue hou, and tohere to start? Heather Campbell is a caring Pscchotherapi st and Behavior Consultant, practicing for over eighteenyears. Heather brings considerable experience and sensitivity in supporting clients through their most challenging journeys of Life. Ind. Session: $60./hr. Couple Session $85./hr Women's Self Empowering Groups meet wkly 120.75/mo. ABUNDANCE Do you have financial or relationship issues? Heather Campbell, Psychotherapist is teaching a 25 wk. enlightening program that will benefit you whether it's issues concerning Financial, Relationships, Work and Career or just feeling more fulfilled in Your Life. Starts March 22 6-7:30pm or March 241-2:30pm $115/mo. Call: Ms. Campbell 9059509.5000 Ro-\a(Cl J. KIEi,,, monsoon "MRsonswors CIS Cn dowel man n■ �, i r on '' t _ 12 n 00 i as �. 4 , i:i an sign 6, Iii modest � ■■■t ■■■■■l i■■ Tl ■■M ■■■■■t .■■ m ..■. ■■■■■t ■■■ mammas ones r"M ■■a. . N■■■■■M6111 nil oxiiii �:a., a beautiful No G. s. T. v P. S. T. Fug. v Sar. appy. sin E a JLJLe ...is Som&ing To Smile .-About' • Complete & Partial Dentures • RemorAle Dentures on Implants • Smw day &lines & Repairs • Free Consultations U 1# ,f I 1 7 Ali '/ a 10 ) Get the smile .0LI «anuVd' Call Andre mar* U.U. Pickering (SuperCentre Plwa) (905) 420-2652 (Durha/n Dental 1� Evening & Saturday Appc)intmentti Available Elcctru surg;c•n u hrtc• Filling; ()nh (:usmctic / Blcachcns; Intra t)nd Camera Imaging Prcti-cnutnv Circ Ultra k>nic kalin); Gaps / Crowns \ Bridge•` Free Consultation, ArrAhrasrun i No Freezing; /.No Drilling Extractions (\ isdom Teeth ) Root Canal Treatment Nitrous Oxide (Laughing; Ga -s) Visa. 3lastercard. Interact All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big, Babies Comprehensive Care for Children Ne" Patients & Emergency Calls Welcome 6 —Ample Free Parking - 427 -4280 Durham Dental Centre 135 Harwood Ave. N., (at Hwy 2) • Durham Centre (Beside Loblaw•s) NUTRITION ADDITION Upcoming Seminars Attention Deficit Disorder Sun Feb. 27 - 1:00 - 2:30 Bowel Disorders Mary-fo McCarthy Sun. Apr. 16 - 1:00 ':30 ` Regi>tered Xutntium Consultant Fibromyalgia Thurs. Apr. 27 - 7:30 - 9:00 For an Weight Loss appointment Thurs. May 25 - 7:30 - 9:00 call COST: $15 per session or $25 for two sessions. Please cal to reserve your seat. 420-1443 46 A/P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 ►lVMA►l'U • JUICE • SAUCE 1 48 ft. or- TIN 786 mL TIN EA. 099 wrlrrE CAULIFLOWER LARGE SIZE 12s SELECT' • CREAM PIES 3" g PKG. • DELITE CAKES MDC 714 g PKG. 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SIZE • SFI.F:(T YOUR OWN GR"ES, 99 MI LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES 1.52kg `• FILL YOUR, OVEN BAG. 16 ' vx F -A- $69 AHlerr• LARGE SIZE ./{�/�.(,�J� PRODUCT OF PERU PRODUCT OF *�A LAPID AND 2.18 kq LB •`^ v MANGOES URGE SI7_E EA. 069 ^ � GIaNGE R z �, �� ,_A 1.29. -P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDRY EDITION, February 13, 2000 Spoor"t &LEISURE ?ti E til' A D V F R T I S F R F E B l 3 2 0 0 0 Butterflying Dunbarton High School Spartans' Pam Johnston churns through the water »•hile "doing the butterf7v stroke at the bike Ontario Secondary .School .-iti:le•tics .nt inrrrrinc charn- DAVID STELL/ News Adti,ertiser photo pionships hosted by Uxbridge Secondary School Wednesday. Johnston was m-imming the butterfly leg Of the 200 -metre medley relay event for the Spartans. NEWSwatch SPORTS Nobody covers N sports in Durham Region like Terry Doyle. If it's the Oshawa Generals, local high school athletes or how the pros are doing, Newswatch Sports shows you all the exciting action. 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Paul Martin raced to a gold metrial in the 50 -metre hurdles in a time of 7.11 seconds in the boys' 17 -and -under cate- gory. The Pine Ridge Secondary School student also won a bronze medal in the high jump. Tenn Evans celebrated her 15th birth- day by running to a third-place finish in the 200 metres in a personal best time of 27.9 seconds in the girls' 15 -and -under categor}. The Grade 9 student at Dun- c, barton High School was sixth in the 400 metres in a time of 105.7. Elyse Campbell, also a Grade 9 stu- dent at Dunbarton, placed sixth in the 1 500 metres in 5:18.8 Leigh Cushme finished fifth in the 50 -metre hurdles in a time of 8.44 sec- onds in the girls' 17 -and -under category. The Pine Ridge Secondary School stu- dent placed 12th in the 200 metres in 29.0 seconds. E.3 EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASHI We hold your personal cheque 'till payday NO uttDrr CAEcacst PtcttEiuNG 427-4400 CALL NOWII 0ax/Pickering (_)('nM U'll I I (JUIck-t If you're a Community or recreation group and would like to be listed for FREE II out the following ballot and fax to ---'(905) 619-9068 ----------- Club Or Group Name Type Of Activity Contact Name Phone Number 0 2 By Phone: Call the into line and we'll mail or fax you an application. f� By Mail: Pick up an application at .� Ajax C.C. anytime and mail to Aiax Summer Mirror Hodcev League Primetime Games PNV_ri--SaL Games) Stets g Required 0 ADVERTISING FEATURE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13.2000 PAGE 21 BP EVER LEARNING 2000 Tomorrow begins today. The Myth About Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) By: Rory Sheehan, B.A., B.Ed., M.B.A. Before we brand any child with a label, we should consider the implications of what we are doing. One of the most common, and most dangerous labels used by educators today is Attention Deficit Disorder, or ADD. When a child is not paying attention, or not focused on the assigned task, there seems to be a tendency to label the child as ADD. Unfortunately for the child, once this label has been affixed, it becomes difficult to remove. Parents need to take a more active role in the education of their child, and challenge the use of this destructive label. Consider what ADD means in context. As an adult, have you ever sat through a boring meeting at work'? Have you ever lost interest in listening to a speaker'? Or maybe you could not see the relationship to the information being presented in your job. Just because you are not focused on the information being presented, does that automatically mean you should be labeled as ADD? Of course not. ADD could be described as an excuse used by a poor presenter to shift responsibility to others for not listening. After all, if the speaker was interesting, and the information relevant, would the presenter not have your full and undivided attention? What would your reaction be, as an adult, if a speaker suddenly pointed to you and labeled you as having a "Disorder" simply because he was not holding your interest'? Would you accept this assessment, or would you push responsibility for the poor presentation back to the speaker'? The answers to these questions may seem obvious for adults working in an adult environment, but the same situation is handled much differently for a child in school. Parents are often too quick to accept the assessment and labeling of their child. It would be far more beneficial for the child if the parents were to question the validity of these potentially destructive labels. The focus should be on dealing with the true underlying cause of any challenges faced by the child rather than simply affixing a label. When we look at ADD in the context of how we react to presentations as adults, we can see that ADD is not a disorder at all. It simply means that the child, or adult, is not focused on what the presenter wants them to focus on. But they are focused on something. They may even be focused on how boring the presentation is, but they are still focused on something. There is no disorder. So the next time someone talks to You about a child, or an adult, who has ADD, ask that person what the child or adult was focused on. If their attention was not on the presentation, their attention had to be on something, what was it? Hopefully, this will send a message to the person doing the labeling, that ADD is not an appropriate label, since the individual did have their attention someplace. Rory Sheehan is the Director of Tutortime Learning Centers Inc., a private tutoring service for elementary and high school children. Since 1995, Tutortime Learning Centers Inc. has helped countless students realize their academic potential through one on one tutoring. You can contact Mr. Sheehan through Tutortime Centers at (905) 668-1144. "GIRLS" MARCH BREAK FRIENDSHIP CLUB March 13-17 • 9am-2:30pm *Girl 10-13 This club has been organized to support young girls who struggle with Self Esteem and Friendship Issues. Ms. Campbell, the club's supervisor, is a caring and compassionate Counsellor and Behaviour Consultant for the York Region School. While practicing for over 18 years in a variety of Educational, and community settings, she has become aware of how many children struggle with Friendship CLUB and peer relationship issues. 5129.50/ week, The club will continue meetingn a includes weekly basis 10:30am-12:3opm t x starting March 25 563.25/month PlPase Call: Nis. C:amr)bell 90.ti • • Success is Learned Sylvan Learning Centre Open House Feb.19th in Pickering Whether your child is gifted, needs remediation or is an aver- age student, the search for sup- plemental education can be con- fusing. Buyer beware. You get what you pay for. When shopping around con- sider the following: Quafifred Teachers *Are they Bachelor of Education certified teachers? *Do they currently teach for the school board? *Are the programs guaran- teed? *What is the guarantee? %affistic irlI c *Do they use standardized testing? -Is the standardized test- ae recognized by the Ministry of Education? -h not, how do they place students at a suitable level? *How do they measure their progress and how do they guaran- tee progress? School k0waction *Do 9" offer this? df yes, is it in person and how often? *Is the school familiar with the leaming centre? *Do they consult with your child's teacher's s *Cart they give you parent referrals? -Do they offer this? •N yes, what system and flow does it work? What kind of parent interac- tion is there? -How often do you as a parent get updated on your child's progress? -Do you as a parent have to oversee work being sent home? -Is homework part of the program and if so, how much? RIRMon *How long has the centre been open? *What is the back- ground? It it's a franchise how many centres does it have? As the leaders in supplemen- tal education, Sylvan Learning Centre would be happy to answer any questions you might have and provide you with a solution. Sylvan Learning Centres have been providing quality educational services for more than 20 years and operates more than 725 edu- cational centres around the world. Sylvan began operating in Canada in 1985. Currently there are more than 70 centres across the country, all of which are local- ly owned and operated. The Pickering Sylvan Learning Centre, located at First Pickering Place, 1550 Kingston Rd., has been operating since 1991. The Pickering Open House will take place on Saturday. Feb. 19th from 10 am. to 3 pm. Open House guests will receive a 50% off Sylvan Skills Assessment coupon (vabd upon enrollment). There will also be door prizes and refreshments will be served Parents and students can meet the centre staff and teachers as well as tour the fadlity, view the materials and the resources at Sylvan. Sylvan Learning Centres uses an in-depth skips assessment to pinpoint learning deficiencies, gaps or unrecognized talents. The staff tailor their programs to the individual needs of the student and work in conjunction with the child's classroom teacher. At Sylvan their guarantee is that your child will improve their reading and or math level by one academ- ic year in five months. For more informatio1 call Sylvan in Pickering (839-9637). One On One Tutoring YOU Can Trast We provide our students with personalized attention, catered to their unique learning style, with focus on maximizing results in the shortest possible time. Primary School Subjectt, High School Subjects Learning Strategies Progr; Comment from one of our studen "None of my friends knew I was bei tutored because the tutor came to my house." Ontario Certified Teacher Applications Welcome TUTORTIME (DLEARNING CENTRES INC. 905 0 668 e 1144 At Sylvan, our teaching methods are proven to help your child succeed. Sylvan offers: Guaranteed success. Your child will improve one full grade level in reading or math within 36 hours of instruction, or we'll pru, idc 12 additional hours at no charge.* * A comprehensive skills assessment to identify your child's specific needs. * A personalized programme delivered by certified teachers. Don't wait. Call Sylvan today. First Pickering Palce 1550 Kingston Road .Pickering (905) 839-9637 You are cordially invited to... Sylvan Learning Centre's Sylvan offers remedial and enrichment programmes that give students the skills and confidence they need to succeed in the classroom and in life. READING WRITING MATH STUDY SKILLS ., * View our programmes and materials - Door prizes • Refreshments served Open House guests will receive a 50% OFF Sylvan Skills Assessment coupon (valid upon enrollment). Saturday, February 19, 2000 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. SYLVAN LEARNING fffo ® CENTRE' Success is learned." www.educate.com Q AIIP MAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 0 THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE CLAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER AS S IFIED J,ComputekBEST PR/CES /N TOWNI DIPLOMA IN: Network Engineering Progranlrnng & Systems Anatm Clgrrlpu razed Aecouf*V Software Enrteenng MOMS: Mashy office 201111: Oleg. scm $2,9W MCSE: w i4,w $2,9N CCU W so em A.: Deg. $745 5545 DAY WEEKEND & EVENING CLASSES CERTIFICATION IN: MCSE, A+ MCSD MCDBA NTRODUCTOR CCNA PRICES FOR CNE LIMITED TIME ONLY MS Office Assistant. Windows 95, Word 2000. 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Then your briefcase with resumes, head to the Employment Expo and get rt to travel through the world of work. to third annual career exposition will be held on February 16, 2000 at the etro East Trade Centre in Pickering from 10 a.m. to 8 pmL Admission is * and ob seekers are encouraged to bring their resumes and be prepared networik with over fifty recruiters from a broad range of fields. cipating exhibitors include Durham and Metro Police Services, Lakeridge Health Corporation, Hudson's Bay Company, Loi CDA Industries, Cineplex Odeon and many more. sands of Durham residents are expected to visit the 30000 sq. ft. of bunds during the one -day career extravaganza. Exhibiting businesses be searching for qualified help and accepting resumes for full-time, ime and summer positions right on site. addition to recruiting, the Expo will also feature a career workshop i neuter access for individuals interested in fine tuning their job se: Its. Trained employment professionals from the community will be id to help Expo visitors create resumes, write cover letters, and impr rrview skills. more info. on the Employment Expo or to register as an exhibit He contact Kim McLennan at 905-438-1530 or visit the Expo website To Place Your Ad Call: Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser: 683-0707 Uxbridge: 8 5 2-9 741 Port Perry: 9 8 5-2 511 Web Site: www.durhamnews.net The Corporation of the Town of Whitby is currently seeking qualified candidates for the position of VOLUNTEER car PROGRAM COORDINATOR in the Parks & Recreation Department. Reporting to and under the direction of the Manager of Seniors' Programs, the Volunteer & Program Coordinator is responsible for planning, organizing and coordinating the Volunteer Program, including: recruiting, training and supervising volunteers; developing, administering and participating in staff training programs, including organization of the Volunteer Recognition Program; initiating and maintaining the transportation system for Centre Volunteers; organizing day trips for Seniors; organizing and maintaining the Volunteer Program within the commercial kitchen; developing evening and weekend social and recreational programs for Seniors; providing information to the media; and, acting as a community liaison for the Whitby Seniors' Activity Centre. Graduate from a Community College or University in Volunteer Management/Administration, Recreation and/or Gerontology; possess and maintain valid First Aid and CPR certifications; completion of the Commercial Kitchen Management Course; knowledge of gerontological principles, services for seniors and community resources; possess at least one (1) year of related community programming experience; possess the ability to deal with seniors' special needs and interests; ability to establish and maintain effective relationships with employees, supervisors, volunteers, participants, instructors and the general public; must be able to communicate orally and in written form in a clear and concise manner; well-developed interpersonal and public relations skills; ability to work with a minimal amount of supervision; and, possess and maintain a valid Class "G" Driver's Licence. HOURS OF WORK Flex hours, including evenings and weekends A RY $28,655-$35,854 per annum Detailed resumes, indicating education, experience, references, etc. to be forwarded no later than Wednesday, February 23rd, 2000 to: Human Resources Department The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario L1 N 2M8 FAX: (905) 686-5696 E-MAIL: jobs Otown.whitby.on.ca Personal information submitted is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, R S.O. 1990, c. M.45, and the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 19%, C. M.56, and will be used to determine eligibility for employment. NOTE: We thank all those persons who apply, but advise that acknowledgement will only be forwarded to those applicants who are invited for an interview e YWCA of Oshawa is accepting plications for Summer Day Camp both our Oshawa and Clarington loc, Positions available: MANAGER (overseas both camps) COORDINATORS RSHIP DEVELOPMENT COORI COUNSELLORS IL NEEDS COUNSELLORS Manager and Coordinator positions run Iran mid -my to September 1, 2000. Counallol positions begin July 3 thru September 1, 000 2. Candidates for Manager and Coordiwa for positions must be 10 years w order and have prior camp experleace with children 3- 14 years. Manager candidates must also have valid drivers Ilan.. All successful candidata must be able to participate in doff trainhg prior to achal day camp sort - Nip; and have valid CPR and Standard Rrst kid Ceram and a current aiminal police Chad. Interested candidata may obtain man Me. and an application forum a1 IN YWCA 0 a --- Recreation & Fitness Op_ 11111 r t 1 McGrigor Street, Odor, m -M or of YM Cartoon 132 Church Shut Oev wD3-Om Application deadline: 5:00 pA., March 31, 2000. Drily those selected for interviews will be contavte(L 1 General tttrlp 1 General H* YMCA is seeking E.C.E. IadW$ Ip prt-bine and nors. ON also res wed. am wire camera Rebrerroe Chieck. Werk awAeble in DCtrham tit- ppaann Pkase Call Susan one ry06) GW24O for more ido. TK UL $W= Career Trairwq Cenw. Career trairl- i^I aaNebk in aniNciel ark, ar tnrtd m pedt- ares. twining. Air trust" and bufac v uuniques. Student Aiiair rq negotiable. (906)43¢2217. CUSTOMER SERVICE IPM Hose & Fittings, a wholesale distributor of industrial & hydraulic products, is looking for individuals with min. 2 yrs. inside sales exper. preferably with a technical background, excellent communication & problem solving skills. Fluency in French a definite asset. We offer a competitive salary & benefits package. Please send your resume, including salary history and requirements, in confidence to: I P ]NIN J� IPM Hose & Fittings 395 Westney Rd. S., Ajax, ON, L1 S 6M6 or by fax to 905-686-4385 OF FLORAL DENGAI 26 wk. Fleri!" dl Business Piegram 12 silk. Intensive 3-phes! program 3 wk. Pretim dual course Parl-time/hfll tulle toerses anilable. •A bealllilll) career to be ill" Flouldal assismoce not be onihble 52 sholaske IL usbawa ("0 436-7746 _ • 7 ftefp'ras Avai. blah s, WATER TREATMENT CON- SULTANTS - Are you a busi- ness person or entrepreneur? Are you driven to succeed? 46 year old company The indus- try leader in crater treatment is now hiring WE PROVIDE Full training and qualified appoint- ments Highest earning po- tential with unlimited opportu- nities. YOU PROVIDE -Self- mohvation with a strong de- sire to succeed -Team player with strong work ethics -Reh- able transportation Call Rain - Soh 905-665-8483 THE FUTURE belongs to those who are prepared for change. Those who are focused and to those who are technically skilled. Net & Com. using MCSE/Lotus Notes. Database administration using Oracle Computer Maintenance - A+. New media web design and Autocad, software design and programming FiriancW as- sistance may be available to eligible students Call Durham Business Computer College (905)427-3010 MICROSOFT SYSTEMS En- gineer MCSE. free info erg Wednesday Feb 16th at 7 Vm at DURHAM COLLEGE North Campus, UXBRIDGE (Potential E I opportunities for qualified) Register for Free MCSE evemrg. 905-852-7848 orf -600-816-3615 Gerwat 1 t Halo THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Bowles Dr. Delaney Dr. Gill Cres. Home Ave. Welsh St. Strickland Dr. Marsh Ln. McCulloc k Dr. Macintyre Ln. Murphy Ln. McGregor Dr. Ravenscroft Rd. Mapson Cres. Mantel Cres. Wickens Dr. Cornwall Dr. Chapman Dr. Ducatel Cres. Top St. view St. Grayson Rd. Kerrison Dr. Fletcher Ave. Dobson Dr. Glynn Rd. Pine St. Oak St. Birch Cres. Bdkngsgate Cres. Thorncroft Cres. Emperor St. Burcheir .ilz� FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 23 imftill ate 6nn7part licca pttsiors, in horrssnam and torts lama. Trm" is pro - wiled $12.05 M silt. Mist B by kbrary /ser. can mom - %1W M. oe- tlaty10 a.m. - 6 p.m. (905) AZ oW4M Milan - ONE drim wrwoqAontra tern- ONE Driller, Mr I al ONE - pricer Toror- taus. sell employed or iw corporated driver preferred. IMease Mare name i tteetber • W -M -Acne NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 PAGE 23 AiP 1 Caner Tttttbktp M Career Tragrhrg W Caner Training 1 Gtte " MMp 1 C"" Help 1 General HNp 1 Gtwtlxal Help � General HINp JW Gttn W HNp 1 General Help 1 General Help UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Mill St, Water St, Main St.S, Marietta St, Franklin St, Brock St.E, Planks Lane, Parkside Dr, Main St. N., Brock St. BRISTON POND Briston Sands Crs., Alta Rd. CANNINGTON Cameron St. W., Country Lane, Meadowlands Dr., Windsor Crt Also Adult Carrier for walk & drive routes needed Call Debbie 905-852-9741 THUNDERBIRD JNoE/40'4 GOLF CLUB 10 like 5jrRP QOLF G will be accepting resumes Before Feb. 21 st and interviewing Feb. 23rd to Feb. 26th We require staff for: • Food dt Beverage • Grounds Crew • Golf Operations • Janitorial (905) 686-1211 Fax (905) 655-3205 or email: tbec@inforamp.net LOOKING FOR WORK? QUANTUM CAN HELP! OVER 1001NDUSTRIAL JOBS! • Assemblers • Picker/Packers • Strong Labourers • Auto Part Rackers • Mover Helpers • Ttg Welders (read Nueprints) $10-$15Jhr • Long-term Contracts • Days, Afternoons, Midnights Above positions require steel -toed Safety boots, be prepared to Work today. Bring void cheque/savings acct. info, for direct deposit. CaN (416) 292-2282 for an appt. or walk in 8:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Interviews held in Pickering Wednesday, Feb. 16, 2000 Pickering Recreation Centre 1867 Valley F�armB. 2 1 General Help CARING. DEPENDABLE and Creative person needed to work In our home win our 3 Y' old developmentally disa- bled child We have In lmen- s,ve home program based on applied behaviour analysis and the skimul use of p"b" reinforcement Oualifications should include one or more of rhe following Experience working with children. educa- tion in Child psychology or re- lated held, or knowledge of applied Whaviour analysis. Time commitment approx 6- 10 hours per week for a mvx- mum of 6 months We will provide lfe necessary train- ing. Interested apphcams may (sward their resume to D Wilson. 197 Wayne Crt. Osha- wa. Ontario L I G 3R6 or e -mm to drwdsonethgrne com CLASS AZ DRIVERS with US ex Denence urgently needed. ''ps aWrox 500-700 miles. '1CRe every 2nd dry Com- petdrve pay, rate and bewits Must have clean driving ab- ;rrxl Phox (705) 867-4410 Fix. (705) 887-4217 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Adve-hser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shag be no li- ability for non -Insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is baited to the amount pard for the spas occu- pying the error All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. COLLEGE WOODWORK, Fin- rshunq Room Employment oD- ponunmes SWW wood turn- ture manufacturer his IuWpan time employment ava"ble in its tnlslunq room days and everrrgs Wood finishing ex- perience (sanding. spry starn- ing, lacquering) an asset Fax resume to (905) 725.2912 (Attu Elam) or appy n per- son at College Woodwork 145 Clarence Blsenthal Dr, Osha- wa. CDURIEN DRIVERS required Fast expanding company Must have own car or van 70% 70% 709E 70x lox commission 9615.686-3506 CREW MANAGERS and can- vassers wanted for door -to. door canvassing in Oshawa andsurrounding areas on be- rilt of Canadian Registered Charities. Cashpaid daily. Call roll-Iree 1-888-224 7507 SEKuvies M for Part-time positions to start immediately. Experience preferred, but not necessary. Own traruspurtation required. Calf Mow. -Fri sa%ars intill es e* tram matter Is looting for an experienced dispardwr- Must be fxampuler literate and will- irp to work shifts. Excellent and badMs. ion to: Fie M87. P.O. Box 481, 865 FaewW SL. Oshawa, Drill LIT IPS. DDtNNO'S I=. Business is boon# tp. Now hiring Driv- ers. Appy at: Dshawai-650 King St. E. 434-2555; 1051 Simcoe St. N. 434-2777. Paid cash nighty! Also bolting for fulf-time span -time assistant 1051 ers submit resume at tg51 Simcce St. N. Oshawa. DOOR GANYASSMS $15 to start, own transportation. Neat appearance. No selling re- quired. Promote an industry leader Fax resumes attention Marketing Manager (905)665- 8061. INCLUDES BONUS Plus Benefits Greenwood Mushroom Faris Full -Thune Call ("5)649-5552 Or (905)655-3959 NEW OFFICE 20 individuals required for customer service. 18+ No experience necessary. Angela (905) 686-4473 Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday In the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 AVAILABLE NOW $13.34 PER ML local factory nutlet for Dallas manufac- turer opening 4 new outlets in GTA. Look- ing for individuals to start immediately In our public relations department ($13.34 per hr.) if qualified. We offer advancement opportunities, paid vaca- tion, and fun atmosphere. Must have own. car. Should be between 18 - 32. Call Sunday 12 p.m. - 2 p.m. or Monday 9a.m. - 5 p.m. only. 571-3532 BUSHWOOD GOLF CLUB JOB FAIR Feb. 26/2000 9 am to 3 pm Buffy Markham facility will he holding a job fair for the following positions: • Pro Shop Staff Ni, Starter & Marshals • Cooks • Wait Staff Please bring a rcsumc to the clubhouse: 10905 Reesor Rd, Markham On. (905)640-1233, ext. 30 Nature help cruouragcd to apply CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such -tames. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent dired� as indicated by the instructions in the ad. A 20,000 sq. ft. pet and pet suppli superstore requires several full ane part time pet care associates. Al applicants must be friendly, outgo ing and experienced in any of thi following areas: • Teepilad )Fish mad Repitiles • Milds and Salah Animesh • IWO aria Cali • Castkiers • Ion Grooeeees Please apply in person to: Angie Witten, PFS Pet Centres, Pickering Town Centre, Liverpool Rd. and Hwy 1f2. tams - tilleee 1KERCiiAA1DISER Looking for a challenge in a part-time position? We have an opening for a part time merchandiser calling on retail grocery chain stores 3 days per week. The successful applicant will sell and merchandise our premium brands of Robin Hood and Bick's products in the Pickering/Ajax/Oshawa area. You must be a self starting individual who possesses strong communication and persua- sive skills. Compensation is based on an annual rate plus car mileage allowance. Qualified persons are invited to forward their resume, including salary expectations to: Robin Hood Multiroods Inc. 60 Columbia Way Markham, Ontario I.3R OC9 File PT 351 Resumes will be accepted until February 18, 2000. Only candidates with whom we wish to conduct interviews will be contracted. We wish to thank all applicants for their expression of interest in this position. ROBIN HOOD MULTIFOODS INC. 4THE GARDEN BASKET FOOD MARKETS �= goal ty e5" Freshnvs Stncr I y:9 list -are responsible persons required for the following fulr-time positions: ASSISTANT MEAT MANAGER HEAD CASHIER, DRIVERS/ RECEIVERS, MEAT CUTTERS & PRODUCE CLERKS for pAdday Experience is required for all positions. EXCELLENT PAY IMMEDIATE EMPLOYMENT Serious applicants only please. Apply in person at: THE GARDEN BASKET FOOD MARKETS 9275 Hwy. e48 (at 16111h Ave.), Markham Monday -Friday Sam - Spm. Saturday -Sunday Sam - 5pm. Resumes accepted Tel: 905-471-0777 Fax: 905-471-0922 wo amreaare a/ nespaw& bur regret ew only no" s•Mcred Cdr an N*Wvww will hl• CoViscled PHONEROOM SUPERVISOR Needed for busy sales office. Duties include: Setting up appointments with customers by phone, completing reports daily, hiring and training, payroll totals. Hours 1 - 9 Mon. - Fri. 10 a.m.-3pm. -Sat Wages start at S8A) - $10.00 plus per- formance bonuses per hour dep. on exp. Exp a must. Call Gary ® 720-1507 for interview Durham Children s Aid Society ` 6# Professioltllal Treatment Foster Parents Wanted Is parenting one of your most highly valued skills? Are yots realty to make a difference in a chilli's life? Can you accommodate a child or two in your home? We are looking for dynamic people willing to learn bow- to implement a treatment plan for children with Come and join our Parent Therapist team. Compensation, training and clinical supports are provided. Previous fostering experience a definite asset. Call the Durham (LiMalrew's Aid Sedety at (SOS) 433.1553 or 1-800446 1-81!0. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WHITBY NEW HOME BUILDER is looking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a requires a Model Horne Receptionist week by 6:00 PM. in their Must be available weekday coons, neighborhoods. evenings, and weekends. resume.- to: 905-430.0611 or awd to: call 5117 1 184 McQuay Blvd., Whitby LIP IL5. WAREHOUSE MANA43EN Direct, execute and manage ware- housing of all incoming and outgoing product, while overseeing the effi- cient operation of the warehouse. Monitor and maintain integrity of In- ventory Control System, maintain communication between depart- ments and management, provide training and supervision of subordi- nates, delegate job assignments and ensure safety practices are fol- lowed at all times. Send resume to: P.O. Box #6705, 10 Tempo Ave., North York ON M2H 2111118 TELEPHONE SALESPERS01 • Commencing January 26 to mid May • Minimum pay of $8.00 an hour plus commission. • Potential earnings of $15.00 per hour • Good verbal communication skills essential • Ideal to supplement your income • With or without experience. Training provided • Ajax location. Working hours: • Monday to Thursday 6 p.m.- 9 p.m. and Satuardays 10 a.m.- 2 p.m. O&MOCT - 416-269-8333 'e❑reuru LAROURF R- 1111 rine r,+es and supervisors re- roust a taut Onvers ncense :cared lot Durham Mepron resume and abstract needed ^mdrasxq for the G- 6 days per weer Call Bruce adun 1155 thin for the 19051 (!3t uB3 9 a M-6 Pat Ohm Hourty raft plus bonus Mon Fn 5 30p m - 900p m Monday - prospectto FnQay t0a m -2D m $atw- UGNT SWRY ASSISTANT e.7y CallJacq`_i t 1905)436-mn work required 'ill -time Good 3947 eronmemeat P,ckenng area. NANLSTYLIST needed for busy Call (9051831-1919 and leave DRIVER'S required, pfd msp ass aAlso heeded. DICKERING Members Ldtk Coe- Lmff WOUS"im. loop INx Pizza Nkstrhey, Rd term remo -lust nave 6 A, ax 905-619-66" morons worlunq experhena 3 Dart -time with experience for safety steN-toed boots Pick - EMU $200. 5300. 1500. a bring Mrotrph Dshawa alas -ore per week assembkrtp Car an asset From $7 r to products in fie comfort of $9 00 Der ix we wd be mfer- rurr own tome Send a self- wewng at the Oshawa Civic addressed stampedenvelope AuCnonum 99 Thormon Road to 0 PH 6-2400 Dundas St South. 0snaw Every Tun W Suite 541, Ref 636. Mrs- awd Ther; 9-30 a m - 2 p m srssauga. Om. L5K 2R8 Kirkwood Ln. To assemble our products. UVE-IN S'Derntende. coxot ECE NEEDED for school age regwreo ';r apartment corn- Eroup Ho .rs 12 30 - 6 00 piex rooted in south-central lexibie sole to work in a Oshawa Exptrw= repuued !tam emmommem Cooking in maintenance and manage - skills an met. Call 905.509` mart. Prefer middle -aped or 2241 retired. heathy cOu91 must EYPEMERCED HAIRDRESS b• A• to perform pnyWal work Please fax resumes to ERS REQUIRED - 11111111 and part (9051623-7157 any gwkred I!nle rinme"ey, Guaranteed wrq be contacted aage c mission Cap for an n ims daerlenxew or 905172plus EVERIENCED, all oreed pet NEEDED several people to !at grooms Part time 1 - 2 days itis naris n our arV over program! Murk be 1B anti over a week Send resume to Paws -Awhile 2836 Mo Holt Rd and have own t 6 . 8owmarmlle Oa . l t C 3K7 For xh knxew rap 579--7816. HAM STYLIST wanted with �. E NXWS clientele io rent a cUr in a clan. Inendlr. rug service ADV ERTISER to" sa'" Osnarvia Please al is lookingfor �n1.z63a prospectto NAIRSTYUST - can time For deliver unique Cnddren s salon Pickering) Call (416) 285- newspapers and 1377 Hyers to the NANLSTYLIST needed for busy Idlo ving areas salon Great OpporlumtY. tramp with experts Irom our held Help take over existing DICKERING Call valent s at aclientele 1775 Walnut Ln. 905-666-38()5 Mulmer rt. NAIRSTYL1sT required, twu White Cedar Dr. Dart -time with experience for Silver Maple Dr. Joseph s Hairstyling. Oshawa Centre Appy n person, or Woodsmere Cres - are ph723-9251. ask for Joe. Summerpark HELP WANTED, waitresses. CreS. Iter mara7barttxwer, cooks. Seguin Sq. disc jockeys For more rotor- Otonabee Dr. or ap cep pease cal 420-2595 or n person 947 DII- Graeeland Crt. y Ingram Hd.. Phdlenng. Amberlea Rd. MOMEWORKERS NEEDEDI Kirkwood Ln. To assemble our products. Springyview Dr. Free information. Said SASE OaktxJm St. to: Kraft. 08-7777 Keds St.. Dept. 7. Concord. ON 1"1n WOOdVj@W Ave. Pinegrove Ave. HOUSE CLF111111 S Needed 4- Hogarth St. 5 days a week. 5.6 hlDM Per Sandhurst Cres. day. (Drivers license an as - Anton Anton SQq sit) Transportation providn ed . Rd. Ajax and Pickering. Cal 128 9765, Fejldtight Blvd. Meadowview Ceres KTMMATIONAL INSTITUTE of travel. Canada's largest Io- stitute speawwrig in Travel and Tourism Training. -clod lass begins March 6. Please call 905-725.3919. Loakily for a job Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/not collecting EI. Out of schooVnot returning. Positions available now. Call Job Conned 579-8482;623-6814; or 427-8165 Fal ortcrest Dr. Appleview Rd. Dumbarton Rd. Aspen Rd. Parkside Dr. Pebble Crt. Amaretto Ave. Strathmore Cres. Dalewood Dr. Brookbridge Gate Rougemount Dr. Sheppard Ave. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 AI/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 1 ORice HOIp 1 ORice H/lp Iff Salved Heip JEU skilled Help We are seekrrq a career minded, am6mous ndividual to loin our Company Thrs position requires an outgoing personality, friendly dits0o5Bron and pleasant telephone manner Flexibility and avadaMlity area must as you will be required to work two evenings per week and ariemaling Saturdays Will otior DO/week.bonuses to start (reviewed alter 60 days) • Comprehensive benefits package • Company funded RRSP Contributions • Opportunity for future growth Prina Rgspons]bHkkn ] Maintaining previous customer contact • Coordinating appointments Hanciling intoning calls We are a busy growmg organization with a strong reputation The successful applicant can look forward to steady growth and personal fulfillment For an interview, contact Marc at Magic Touch Chimney Sweeps (905) 686-1414 1 Saks tkNplAgenea 1 Salet HNpJAy.ms FIELD SALES REPRESENTATIVES join our Team! No experience necessary! If you are energetic, enthu- siastic, outgoing and know hot to close, we want vou! VVe offer full training, a guaranteed hourly wage plus onuses or straight commis- sion. Full-time day shifts, part-time evening and wee- kends. Health care benefits for full time employees. CALL US: Call: 1-800-598-1777 ext. 363 Please fax resume to: 1-888-749-9793 VICERO'i HOMES FULL TIME /PART-TIME SALES OPPORTUNM Are you a dynamic individual with a real 'flair for sales? Looking for an enaming opportunity with exception- ally high commissulrTs7 TECH HOME LTD., Independent dealer for Viceroy Homes, a leader in manufacturing of pre-engineered homes, currently have a position available in Peterborough. No traveling or canvassing. Send resume to: TECH HOME LTD. 850 Tapscott Road, Unit 32 Scarborough, Ontario, MIX iti4 Fax# (416) 754-7549 Phone* (416175.14061 ImSkilled Heb Skilled HNp BUS17WOOD CALF CLt'B JOB FAIR Feb. 26/2000 9 am to, i pm Bu>� �1arl:ham fi.e-ilit�' will ►x• h<)ktua),; a jt)h fair fo)r the• fx)lloioi ru3sith,)ns • Pro Shop Staff • Starter 81: Marshals • Wait Staff F lrjsc bnnit + rr%timc to the cluhh<rux 10905 ReesiDr Rei., Markham On. (905X40-1233, ext. 30 NIAILUM hclp erScouralccd to apply A OP>REPMCM Consistently business Ajax company. Must be reliable with a good driving record. Fax to: (905) 427-9035 In Oshawa area has an opening for Industrial Electrician Industrial panel wiring person Competitive wages & benefits provided. Fax resume to:(905) 434-6409 WANTED - Full Time Welders & Welder Fitter Company Located in Ajax Westney & 401 area Please send resumes to; File * 485 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont.. L1 H 71_5 Manufacturing Company In Oshawa area has an opening for CNC set-up Machinist CNC Operators CT tth t - 2- 1", 'ft' e DNW"/- vemaDN CLEAN SAFE Home - Reli- able, raring mother of two would like to rare for your child/children, full or part- time Harwood/Rossland area Reasonable rates Call Toni 905.428-1950 E rope e via es ITE 1 S DAYCARE available m m I provi ed. I home Harwood/Highway Ii Fax resume to'(905) 434-6409 Peiuble hours. nutnfoou TRATOR :>.^ ng for -,;'gr- mg r:ansT.auc sill- Wer 10 OFFICE FURNITURE -used lunches a snacks Larg join ;wt fast -paced patent orl Februa^, sDtG.a: 25 : OFF , ntire stock 5G ,0mmercul fenced backyard Call Liz afle ended team Mirumurri 1 y Ave Ajax. 428-8521 tMale- 6 p m (9051619.9687 17>irev*4q%x,<ere SOUTH AJAX- E C E will pro Auto Glass & Custom Upholstery vide warm nurturing leamhn environment Experienced Requires motivated. references Call 905-427 Mobile Uac,: Installers 0296 Must be experienced, professional -and EXPERIENCED. LOVINI reliable. Call (905)831-4290 mother wants to care for you or fax resume to (905)831-3360 children, full or part lime Har wood/401 Near Lord Elgn evte Please appy in person reaoreC '✓ lull-ume ,ours PS. flexible hours, referent 1 General Help1 Saks H WAgerds es Donna 619-2344 2uramo4d Plastics Inc 1950 asset Fax (905) 576-3272 MCKERING Beach / Rolle PART TIME AZ Drivers need- PROFESSIONAL SALES Dec- Loving daycare. 18 months h ed ^ Poss,bly 3 days of the pie wanted for windows and 12 years Daily outing week Must have clean ab- doors Experience preferred, (fenced backyard and park vract and over the age of 21 training leads provided Fax Crafts. Story time, music, nu 'he runs are going to Onto, resume to 905-837-1673 or tntious meats 8 snacks Fr Quebec For more information Call 905-831-2333 Aid. C P R certified Non can 905.436-7224 • 1 smoking. receipts 905-428 PAY AS YOU GO FITNESS, Skilled Now 2a4 No membership required Da- LIVE -M ON OUT required for SOUTH AJAX - 2 is open air Weekly Monthly Passes MACHINIST Wanted for School aged children befor available No initiation tee small fabricating firm in Ajax and after school Loving emh 905)417-6277 Power City 3 years experience in mining ronment, nutritious snacks Gem. 1035 Brock Rd. S. and lathe work a must Fax arts a craft - CPR a First A+tl n ckenng (Brock Rd/4C1 i resume to (9051686-8546 or ExcNlent Refererhkxs Lln www payasyougofilness corn call (905)686-3333 Ext. 233 905.686-5484 PROGRESSIVE SALON m -,our. ce is seeking Time. 1 MDepael Morrie par, �• Chair rental stylist Salon Medical Der" Cam ecently completed GOldwell CHIROPRACTIC OFFICE As- CAREGIVER •equned for el Ma tags Showa ABA Tor- sistant Full-ume Experience denv ladv 7a m - 5 30p m "D.provid- required OCA Software pre. Monday - Friday in my home salary Pius Commission ;all Timothy 21-9810 jetted Reply Dy resume to File Near Mayr Oaks Pickenng s SNORT ORDER COOK w m a 486 PO Box 481, Oshawa. Om L I H 71.5 Call (905)683-7436 or 416 408-8655 ^<penence for nightst, it 11 DENTAL ASSISTANT'RECEP- .. Free m - 6 a m . 5 _days per Call TIONIS- •equned fun rimepW Tro t .v.eK anytime (905) 839- D3 to, an ir"eri ew fire fora Duty Atex oHIce Denlnx exprnena preferred. RESCUED :x r eed of SOUTHFORK. Sande rlPlow Please call Lucy at 905-427- loving home Please Cal :-rate's r.• .?mer Main- '° ,anti: Brock Rd a Newton- 1443 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST re' 90586-5560 Yards roe required ;uired 'u' ' Tie for evenings 1 Firewood ' ward resume 1085 Toy ant weekenas RC tae u of- MannBest RV Centreion Rekermg Om L1W lice Can rhnstiit 905-837- 10ZY HEAT FIREWOOD. ex Alin Joyce Korxng 2322 or tax resume to: Cenem ver. best q aut; Hard STOP 'N' CASH. P,ckennQ s (905)83'-0468 wood Quaranteed extra i file t )okng 'or '-ill lime stat' pos- EXPERIENCED DENTAL Re- Ho seasoned, cut spa Honest measurement secs ng poSit+vc outgoing :rt�cra' el uxled oar rent tree delivery 905;63??46 ,ersonalmes orgemZ7lanil evenings and Saturdays Call CARPETS - Lots of carpet. skills some computer skills 571-2443 LAKERIDGE FARM FIRE - and an ability to hand cash °Mj.m include salwy and EXPERIENCED DENTAL HY- WOOD the best ^uaii^, wood seas gyred cot/Sp11V0elivered oenelits Fax resume to (519) glen st •e;,,red a ' me Discount for pdiup Servmg 895-1882 AttermonBorne evenings and Saturdays Call 905)571-2443 Scarborough Pcteni A(ax TEAM INDUSTRIAL SERVICES �onda C6900F. one d a kind '•A atilt 50 m 905.432-9854 Whil". III Counce 1 nncnQ to ser.rus anC 'ed t d tt f JOIN OUR DYNAMIC Derdari Tea^. ^c• fail pa -r^ OiUer- Call anytime 905-127-1734 Iia a Nnmor- SU or Pral is _ cat (spm to Dy area s rungwee- anenthusiastic.emnusiastic. outgoing and KenC Work al 12n A pus wee- experienced Full-time Admin- Knv' work t n r industry- rt1g10r/R n our IV footwear Mutt fart salt- extra-ord� staff iones to O sones IV footwear Previous npen- ence an asset Put rat peas- evenings a Saturdays ABEL sary Please tax resume to Computer i Assisting experi- 905426-7621. Attention trice also an asset Fax re - Mike Dunphy or Paul Robin- sumo to 905-420.1056 C^P LN NCEO MASSAGE TNERA- KIPTAW Office PIST. CM' eedtC mme- Ontario Firewood Dry out a split hardwood INKr12•$60 41x16.565 Free del very to Oshawa area Can 1-909-718-9339 Vasa kceow f�et0 d4leaa PickeringPlease tax •esumeto (905 327-9147 Bergen ACCOUNTS PAYABLE cle•, DENTAL OFFICE ADMINIS- 1 Canw :ata entry; invoies ce a rr Cluolp TRATOR :>.^ ng for -,;'gr- mg r:ansT.auc sill- Wer 10 OFFICE FURNITURE -used kque preparation Success 'A candidate must have join ;wt fast -paced patent orl Februa^, sDtG.a: 25 : OFF , ntire stock 5G ,0mmercul Knowledge of ACCPAC for ended team Mirumurri 1 y Ave Ajax. 428-8521 tMale- windows. experience in alp experience and COMA ABEL an asset Fax corer IN- sailers welcome coupled with a=untmg ter and resume to 905-427- Mich 5ackgrourd Must have Strong 5792 1 :^urDersonal and organw- sideil collections of any b Sale n0ny skills and computer Id- PHARMACIST TECHNICIAN FOR SALE 5 PCE. OUEEN evte Please appy in person reaoreC '✓ lull-ume ,ours platrc•m beCroom rude watt with salary expectations to Experience in ProPharm an queen mattress Asking $I 7u0 2uramo4d Plastics Inc 1950 asset Fax (905) 576-3272 or 5est offer Wu Tracy. Boundary Road Whatry ON Monday -Friday evenings x905) 666-0181 AJAX INSURANCE BROKER PHARMACY ASSISTANT APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 requnes experienced R I B C licensed C S R fWupan time experience preferred Must have own car Excellent wag- door frost free. deluxe stove. Some commercial experience knowkedge es for the right candidate Please matching heavy duty washer a dryer $675 all - cap sopa and of compuquote call 839-4300 rate Also Kenmore washer helpful GN Lynn at (905) 619 2266 LW used 2 years $250 Pickering ice Sales Service ;E Washer W I • 1 (9051426-5945 CIVIL LITIGATION SECRE- dryer. like new 2yrs Cid only y $549 Washers St75 up. Dry- postcard collection. Iewtlkry. TARY, minimum of 5 years LIVE -M ON OUT required for BEAUTIFUL , Mink fur coat experience commercial and 2 a 6 year olds Brock/King. full length. light fawn colour personal injury preferred ston Rd. for Interview call Bargain $999. Phone 905 - Please send rtsume to File (905) 426-9405 or Terry (416) g31-2618. Pickenrg #484. PO Box 481, Oshawa. 447-9196 side ceiwater 3yrs $799 De- Ontario LIN 7L5 CASH FOR CARS' We cu' luxe frost -tree fridges $2991 MATURE STUDENT or older O� $158. double $138' BRAND NEW 5 mm from person required from 3 - 6 singe $106. tulon, bunk beds rawoUMCM p m for 2 school aged child- dinette sets. discounted. De - Call Bruce ren Pick-up after school Way (416)485.2764 with SiSoftmply Accounting References required Whiles Rd /Hwy 2 area. Call 420- BLACK LACQUER dining Ex 2002. lable. bufa and hutch $1.200. A Person with Transport Inclusrn Non-smoking stud- Black lacquer bedroom suite. Indus Ex kY Pe*Y NANNY r utred m m home eq y wall to wall headboard and preferred. This pb k 2 children ages 3 a 4. 4.5 night tables, dresser, armoire. part-time, with a view to days per week. D $1.700,(905) 404-0911 becoming full-time. enscrof. Experienced refer - Doug 1905) 649-1506 Please Fax Your Resume ences. ran smoker and tem- BOATS AND CAIMER Trailers to (9061--33.7718 portation required Call (new a usel Lowest Prices, fully lurnrshed 1 bdrm base - meal ap. AN new app rid (905)426-2145 ed - Holliday WI12C SCALE OPERATOR. for busy . laundry, Stptrah entrance. MannBest RV Centreion operalion in Ajax Good miler- • D-Ysaf- Hwy. (Brock St. Wlktby) 3 112 personal skids required Pre- Awf b kilometers north of Brooklm. ler clerical experience with c Dree 250 -Packages most 905-655-8176..... 'Browsers some computer exposure. LOVING Christian home day. Welcome!!' Day shift Call Hayley at 905- care, will leach alphabet' bedroom apartments available 683 2550 ext 21 numbers and values. 2-5 CARPETS - Lots of carpet. Sales years preschool, First Aid/ 100% nylon, new stain re- e- IIeb7Aorea HAW CPR. Valley Farm Rd/Hwy 2, lease carpels on hand. 1 will JOIN OUR EXPANDING fami- near Pickering Go (905)837- carpet 3 rooms, 1349. Price y A progressive retailer m 9600 includes carpet, premium pad, me recreation business �onda C6900F. one d a kind '•A atilt 50 m 905.432-9854 expert installation, fast deliv- whre-o dynamic people who room ensuite washer/dryer. 2 underground + spaces. eq. free estimates (30 yards). posseires possess excellent sales AFFORDABLE DAYCARE., Norman 686.2314. skills An independent sell- Hwy#2 and Harwood. I will air. spon-side box. Dox- starter who is looking lot a take care of yours like I will ket. 4 km east 0l Oshawa fast paced environment with take care of mine. Meals pro- CARPETS SALE A HARD - many challenges Base salary Ntied 905-426-4034 WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 plus comm Min live years 'rig(apeach us '"g tach weekends let us rooms from $339. (30 sq. A ) sales experience Fax resume BAYLYANARWDOD- ECE Mom Iricludes: carpet, premium to. 905-434.9383 has 2 spaces available for 2 d 1 F MORTGAGE CONSULTANTS now herug 3 full time poSi- tions, will train Vehicle and good communication skills required Telephone (905) 666-4986 years plus. Hot lunches/nutri- pad an nista labon. ree nous snacks Arts, crafts. estimates, carpel repairs. storrime, computer educa. Serving Durham and sur - lion CPR and references. Ju- rounding area. Credit Cards Ile (905)426-7339 Accepted Call Sam 905-686- 1772. :::.,w a-w�• �::: ; ....., �'.• ': 1 Mkles for Selo COIN OPERATED Arcade games for sale Ideal for ret rooms or collage or a great business opportumty for the right operator Super Checks Table Hockey Arcade Game $1400 form Golden Tee Golf Arcade game $2000 firm Protessionally serviced and in excellent condition. Please call between 6-10p m 905- 720-4506 snp COLD-MATIC COOLER 2- door(glass). 5'x6' tempera- ture controlled-51000d- lumnated sign suitable for business. 2 5'x8' -best offer. 2 NY frdges.Advance burnish- er -$1000 OBD 905.655-8478. leave message COMPUTER SPECIALS Inter- net starter system $288. Intel 300MHZ superfast system $699. Loaded P3-500 wrth IrNEC monitor $1333 Penti- um laptop $599 we love doing upgrades and difficult repairs (905)655-3661 1 Artklas lg. Sae BED, queen brand new ortho- pedic mattress, box spring., head/tootboard. w/frame Still In wrap/box. Cost $1175, sell $525 416.726-9685. KING bed. Cp Ilowlop. extra - thick orthopedic mattress. box spring8 frame Unused, still rn pasirc, cost $1800. sell $675 (a 16)726-9885. XEROX 5034 photo copier, sorter. stapler, recently serv- iced, extra loner/staples. good condmon. $975 no GST or PST Call Lucien 1-800-243- 3309 RECONDITIONED FRIDGES $195 , up. reconditioned rang- es $125/ up. reconditioned dryers $1251 up, recondi- tioned washers $199 / up. new and reconditioned coin oper- ated washers and dryers at low prices New brand name lodges $480 and up. new 30' ranges with dock and window $430. Reconditioned 24' rang- ) es and 24' troll Iree Indges CUSTOM CRAFTED walnut now available Wide selection Firs roll top desk one owner, of other new and recondi- f1.200 7258670 honed appliances Can us to - END OF LINE CLEAROUT, day. Stephenson's Applranc- everythmg must go Mattress- es. Saks. Service. Parts 154 es from $59 . mattress set Bruce St Oshawa(905) mmall5) 576 from 5159 single. double sets step wwwdurhammallcony e from $219, queen set from stephensons $269 Factory Mattress 1-888- Articles 1! ulaeb a a l l arbnents or NW S* Rent 19M FORD TAURUS GL - 4 door sedan. silver. 180k, ex- cellent condition, must be seen, loaded, marry new parts $339 certified (905) 571- 1197 CAVALIER, 2 dr, black, tinted windows. 70.000 km Excellent condition, $11,900 obo 985-3660 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 OSHAWA- 364 SIM= ST. S. I -bedroom apt 5550 utilities not Available immediately. Firsti required 3 -bedroom aDt. in houCall Stephen 905se. 1571-3229 or (905)424 - cell AJAX, large 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment, newly reno- vated to fire coat, close to lake. fridge, stove. laundry facilities, available March 1st. N k 7 220-2282. 1650 Bayty St . a I w~ ed 2 door. silver. buy or as- o smo inq S 50 mdusin Call (905)690-1056 Pickering, Ortano 19051 837- sume lease at $Q%mo for 0288 ANTIOUES7Absoluttly! Ad- 34menths Call 905-683-6126. 333 SJMCOE $7. NORTH - FOR SALE, all fumrshings nce- always valuable. usually tree' Purchasing outright, es- IM MYSTIQUE GS. new n 97, Avertable Feb 1st 3 bedroom $1,307/month Avail. form a 4 bedroom house tales w/some antique cord- 68.000 km Very clean. Load- � 1st - 2 bdrm apt Gash a carry By appointment ems. no limit to value con- ed. CO. Remote Start. Power $1 200/month lar and 6 ap- only call905579-9127 sideil collections of any everything. 4-cyl. Auto, CerV Emissions. $10.500 905-725- fiances included. Call (905) 071-3760 GENERATOR Honda sort. quantities or single an- for appointment to EM6500SXC model. AC Amps. Imue items Special Interest in 0911 view 50/120. 125/240 DC12 volts. 8.3 Moorcrott pottery I'll try to re- spond to an queries Robert 07 INTREPID. Maroon with 9ACHELOR APT $512/month- amps. on 2wheel illi. BOught for Y2K -never used. Bowen MfigUtt- Brodclin. charcoal nterier 3 3 hire en- gine. loaded. Cerl a emission y plus utilities. 3rd floor walk. cngrrlal cost 53400 Drano (905)655-8049 or tested $12.700 905-986-4490 : no elevator. enquinles Call Wary 852 3107 Leave mes- ,9051831-2868 (905)242-0890 HANKS SE Parts! TOP CASs Antiques. CARS FROM $500. Govern- ment seled d surplus Sob sage BACHELOR available March ice Sales Service ;E Washer W I toysAID oldpo cons teas. silverware. and postcard oMfq. stamp and Iotyly Call til - free for Irst- is, and Three bedroom for dryer. like new 2yrs Cid only y $549 Washers St75 up. Dry- postcard collection. Iewtlkry. irhqs 1-888-346-0700 ext 8200 Marc" 1st Well maintained ert 5149/up White troslovee antique furniture, entire es- fates Cap1905W30.3385 Aut low-rise, quiet building.. Ap- pllances. parking utilities n. $149s 51 Edi whore stoves 5139+u GE dishwasher. only 1 a'b r,uded. security cameras. 4yfS old $249 White Side -by- WANTEC laundry fac bakorry Cap 666-2450 side ceiwater 3yrs $799 De- CASH FOR CARS' We cu' luxe frost -tree fridges $2991 Leaf Tickets' used vett cies ' f!tficles must BRAND NEW 5 mm from UP Gas dryer 99 426 Will d face value. pay be m rumeng condition Call 427-2415 to 479 Durtam College m new sub - S+nicoe St S r 1728-4043 Call Bruce or come Ba t Ajax at MUR- Orvrsiurl 2 rooms, snare HARDWOOD FLOORING 579-4400 WT SSS k tchen a drag room. own bathroom, laundry. eft. $375 3 1 4• , 3 4' T&G Select n Drell Urdrfktfed $2 SW tt ext. 2207 A A A AUTO- Cars. trucks Inclusrn Non-smoking stud- Preflrkthed 54;Sq tt n"t boats We pay up to $10.000 ent cr professional lemale "Donna "Donna 01 5. $1 70.'sq h FJ WANTED 1986 Buick Park CaSn on Iht t spot Any conch - preferred to share with Same Casng 400milear toot- Cal Aw 2 Jr. whole car or want. tion, any year. GII ut time. 21 twu 7 571-2618. Doug 1905) 649-1506 arts ed for p 655.3551 rs. days. 30 Brock Rd and Hwy 2 - Large NOME THEATRE SYSTEMS Arts A min service 905.686-5003 Or )OS a24-0591 fully lurnrshed 1 bdrm base - meal ap. AN new app rid VC H: END Dolbv Digital AP =ecevtrs 500 -wan Including MIA Craft 1 Trucks . laundry, Stptrah entrance. a'ulhpk CD Douce Cxsene for Sthk fa0tmo t"svLw Must see 5 -speakers. 3 -Models your CRAFT AND ANTIQUE VEN• 905)426-B605Drappt c Dree 250 -Packages most 00113 wanted Spaces from month tet sill r 1979 CHEM 1'2 ton. 5700 as is Pease call r9p51579 6731 CENTRAL Osltawa. .arge 1 go. Liquidation Pna $870. 'ax products for you roll t bedroom apartments available whk Supply 1a51 Murry rr best OSlyra reed to be herr 7 19119 GMC S15 pick up Good In wen -maintained building Stltttion Slereo (9051579 -IM a week Antique Bam and Country Craft Store 1618 condition drive dean done. SiaM 00 905.665-0191 CIO" 10 all amerutes. Pleem WI (905)723-0977 9 am - LEER TRUCK CAP fits short Dundas St Ent Whitby (905) fsripl 60 m 5.+x Sttpp SO Chevy 1962 404-05M 1199 GMC SONOMA SLS CONDO, north Whitby 2-Ded- �onda C6900F. one d a kind '•A atilt 50 m 905.432-9854 CRAFTERS WANTED at 'The pickup extended cab 43L V6. room ensuite washer/dryer. 2 underground + spaces. Gin b Craft ShowplacePewter metallic, automatic. A/C. 2 bathrooms. SALE' Electric Lawn MO,-o, ceFllocal- ken Inc Coast Ria Mar' air. spon-side box. Dox- r-;:wer ,ark d Decker with Racx ket. 4 km east 0l Oshawa liner. 25.00Okms. $23900 room. Up pod. billiards. no garden mins. 6G Gu people at OBO 905.626-2095 leave Pets $II00/monm. Call (9051576-6526 B wisiderrburow. tools. B80 v✓side burner. gar 'rig(apeach us '"g tach weekends let us message den chars a much more; haw' 8 sell your trans drat- wall COZY. BRIGHT 2 -bedroom 705)745-0507 y to elle pubic roll do not 1 4 Whel, Drive apartment, near 0 C $725 all NINTENDO nit SYSTEM 'n- have to be mere There is Ng. 6 month contract Rent starts 19N7 FORD ECONO Camper inclusive, hrsc'WSI no smokers/ Its March 30th odes secord controller ac al $36rmonth Call 905-436- Van ps pb au. auto cruse. A � C -✓i+� adapter. extended memory module. game shark pro and 1024 Stan six xned sleeps 4-5 HARWDOD/WESTNEY area. eve games (Golden eye, Tur• ok 11. Zelda Daddy Kong NEW DURHAM COLLEGE SPRING CRAF' SHOW. April Fndge stove. tum. Mr. Cromarine wave, toilet. 58000 room b brand new 1-bedase- RacmQ; and NHL 99 Aslig 29th a 30th Now operated by ODo Cali Sue 697-1279 (snp) meat apartment Available March 1 $650 Inclusive, fires 5185 00 Phone (905) 725-M the DC Athletic Department 19N9 DODGE GRAND Cara- Last. references Working after 5 p in Vendors Bonus - $5000 r tabk Call 721-3111 ext 2344 van. 7 passenger, depend- non-smoking female pre- DINETTE SETS with {ir� for more xdo able, suitable for tankly or de. ferred Near amenities. Dogs teal plus leaf oak khans. 5795 95 livery New brakes. muffler, welcome (905)686-8202 t cattle quantiles last Rik Lott Treasures 918 Simcoe St N HUNT TO SPIN? Saturday. Febrcary 19. Whitevale Craft Wis. etc $2 400 o bo 1988 BRONCO 11 LS for parts. ex- LUXURY penthouse, rHur• . Oshawa 905-579-9311 Works. 1-4 p m . Beginners cellenl motor, best offer bished 3 -bedroom, approx 1BM � Oud building. m a. PIANO TECHNICIAN available spinning, all equipment pro- vided Call 905.294-1912 to (905)438-0476 lure ter Must see Sum for tuning. repairs. and pre- roaster 1911 FORD AEROSTAII. 117.0OOkm original owner ad Utilities/parking Incl. Oshawa. 1905) 579.9016. purchase haseConsultation on all makes a models Also recon- pyDb/abvcc 4 captains seats, new Dukes, battery. OW a TWO BEDROOM apes. intoned ponos for sale WU Barb at 905-427-7631 • 1 tires. Exhaust 2-yrs-dd. No for April ts1 rust $5800 905-436 cated in Uxbndoe� mostly PIANO&AUL#J FAT11m 999290MOM . adult occupied b iding. Appl. to CLOCKS. Sale on all Roland 3 pnkred female cocker view fall 905.852.256:1. digital pianos and keyboards* spanels. ready to qo imine- IBM fCARAVAN - runs great. OSHAWA N. -1 bdrm. all Acoustic Pianos, diately. Tails docked, vet new tires, new CO, emission Private. entrance. Howard all HowarO Miller docks. S3150, i:aH 132-7621 tested. Private sale. $6000 n. lots 0ltiel dean, lots DI rrirdows, Large selections of used pIa OIDEII CATS reed Ove 1001 o.b.o. Cal (905)831.19/9 and � �' new carpel $575 Ind. No nos. Rerq to own. 100% d al rental payments appy. Cam Marry young to older a" smoki r& pets 0r kids. Stats TELEP PIANO (905) 433-1491. cats (spayed or neutacd, fully 198E UK AMY 4X4 - 4.3 serge' (905) 432.8017. vaccinated) looking for homes. Kittens with first VIS4 door, aro. air, stereo, OSNAWA Outlet buldkrp near POOL TABLE 4112 x 9 solid c cherry stained oak turned booster sometimes available. new tares, dean a good shopping, transportation. tJW- Shoitiei ng. t da. legs, kafher pockets. 1' slate, to larger b� dogs condition. Asking $9.900. cer. Situation. ll 2 - bdrm laded.'mmeat $772. new dont, bale, vies. fight Omedium avaNabk for ti6ed. Cal Jim (905►983 3474. (905�� �t30pm scoreboard. WOnh 56,000 askutp 52800. N 985 3820. adoption. Pet supplies (ewe- dally cat food and fitter) and donations lM3 CMC MCKUP 4X4- 350 V8, auto, p/s. p/b, air. stereo. MCKEROC 1 -bedroom, p RENT TO OWN always welcomed. Please Low mileage, aluminum entrance, na4 S600 all new and re- call Durham Animal wheels. 513.900 certified. Call in firstAast . 7054 conditioned appliances. and new T.V's. Fall warranty. Pad' Adoption a1905.438-8411 Jim (905)983.3474. t'ICL MG large one-bed- dy's Market. 905-263-8369 or • uvealoeld Alb PaeM room basement apt. own en - 1 -BOD -75502. 9& r 1 try. parking. cable, no smok- SATELLRE ■NI dish s � I' WANTED - Buckskin or Pinto WEED Buick Park ing/perts, references. A'vall March 1. Prefer single work - Complete oil system only $150 aher rebates, or lease for F env, 1 - 2 years Call 131- 0392. Snp Ave., 2 dr., vitae ear Or want- , hole i female. Call S after taCly $12.19 monthly. Programming Aalowobluyammob� ed for parts. 655.3551. � 3: .906 839 8173. from $8.95 monody. 14 years ! ! PICKERING VILLAGE or WNI. experience. (905)655-3661. • 1 by-furni heddroom,rydeanoown err MNEJOAK FURNITURE... Din- g Rooms. Bedrooms. Home 1919 OONIL LDSME Delta 88, 1M9 POLARIS 44OSS runs 1 laundry, pa no pets, &.0 9fia. Occasional Furniture one owner, dean. 140k, >�• 1988 MAZDA 323, well, treated handgrips! 51300 incursive. ,2 plus Custom creations from o.b.o. Call Mark(985)985- PICKERING, 1 -bedroom your own designs and incl 79,000k , 4 door, 4 cylinder, 5 7220 basement apartment, private nation are our speaafy. Let speed standard, dean aidcer- entrance, parking, suits 1 US tum your dreams into real- lilted 52.450. (905)509.8550. quiet, mature person, no ity. We have been handcraft- Ing the highest quality SOLID 19l2 FORMULA plus skidoo, us smoking' no pets. $575/mondt utilities included Near Got Pine a lurniturc available 19M 4 -DOOR SPRINT. new 583x, 2000 km, M warmers. slhtrppkg. 683-7609. anywhere for 25 YEARS! Tra• brakes, exhaust. windshield, list spent $1'000 on machine' 115 Studded tads, stored indoors, PRIVATE EAST OSHAINA one - NorthWoodworking, North Pon Road. Pon Perry tires, recent tune-up, aulomal- excellent R P-' for bedroom, rtillies, washer A (905) 985.8774 h !/ ftp: ic, certified and emission snow. S2,9DO firm or will trade dryer included, transit at door wgon.caww iliatalwgodworlk- tested, 98AOO10, $1,995. for older model plus cash dose to shopping, no pets, ung orh.ca o.b.o. Call 404-9310, (705) 326-0402. tirstAast. responsible persons $725. 905.576.3265. ----- - - -- - -- i l lr p ''IN - all _ e or RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 12 noon - Bpm Sat & Sun 1 pit- 5pm %LVALIANT PROPERTY (MANAGEMENT 905-579-1 626 APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby Crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apts. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: http://windiammer.webiump.com M 1 � o>. i 1 Rut a an r FIRST TIME IIMRSI Don't pay another cent in rent to your landlord before you read my Special Report FREE guide identifies 6 inside strat- egies to help you own your home 24hrs/day, recorded message 1.800-299-6620. ID/1001 Lucien Lambier. As- soc Broker Century2l Percy Fulton Lid 11 vr.o.R t .1 ony, fa wale • bolos=@ Rank foreckxures, list of forechisure pi ertnes in Durham gion To receive a compputerized pnnl call 24 his. to 1-"8-905-7965. ID 11 to leave a mage if caking which pi HARw1N10/BAYLY Main floor range and area you are of house. 3 bedrooms large interested m (Talk m SVLVIA ,1UI,ES hvnngroom. eat -m kitchen. 2 no one Report iii y car parkin laundry of C'hns Pyke of Sutton ) �-2547 or (905) 4.30-8429 eve & wknds A 9 ry smoking/ i ing/ 1(;n,up Heritage Realty) (�5 R es. vac April 1. No smdcny 16'T NEYVS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 PAGE 25 ANN oweppik I : • �AM- M1 • 11 Poblie Na�iaa • 1 1 Public Nares MORTGAGES AND LOANS 1ST, 2NDS AND 3RDS Need rentructure on your financing'? Consult an experienced broker instead of chopping your sirtm oxn everywhere resulting in a rKWtive impact Private funds available with equity. ASK FOR Pets. $1200 incluarve 905 426-3917 after 5 00. S.B.D. DICKERING, (Whites/ . 1 Personals + 1 Oul'o Town Oklahoma) large lot. side on of Durham OSHAWA - small 2 bedroom park. mground Pool/new hner LIFE WASN'T meant to be home. 2 appliances, yard. liner pump umstone deck 2- lived alone don't you Be- deck. 2 -car parking. 5675. storey. 2106Sgl1, brickfalu- serve to have someone spe- utilRres 1st & last, good rel- minum. New roof. upgraded cial in your life? CaN Misty erences Available March 1st windows, new furnace, con- River Introductions-Durha or April 1st Call 705-438- verted 4 to 3 -bedrooms. 3Region's Iradrtronal match - 3679 baths, mamfloor family room/ maker ('416) 777.6302 PICKERING 2 bedroom beau- laundry $239.goo (9051839 9641 RELAXATION utmaissage Will apartment Ground floor Prue Lake 10x'2 Westnii Road South. Ajax (S S8001monthly utilities mclud. + CommerciM of gayly) - 1901 45855 Pd NO Smoking/pets Avail- Pro for appointment able March 1st Baby-sitting 1 Townhouses 4112.000 Arrange yyour available Call 905-428-037-428-0371 • THIS VALENTINE'S DAY show or 416-721-6954 U' *-W MATURE COUPLE needs to rent studio space with Irving aCCommotlafions for minia- ture, fibre art business Indus - ?IS type ideal 9045-649 5825 and STORE FOR RENT 43 Station Plaza Ai ax (Harwood/401) 3675 sq it + 5asement Good for any retail use or business Givalas R.E. Ltd. 905-479-4436 416-493-9360 OWN Your Next Home!! Pickering bright tenisfied bachelor bachelor apartment + 1 Oul'o Town (965)571-6275 or 1-800-1640-6275 of Durham large bed lining room m with own washroom and Pro erties REDUCED ro SELL! ♦.. Mark Stapley 475 Whitevale Road wnrage Near Go train �o 600 de Hahour ton-Gooderham cedar log Ca - bin on 114 acre waterfrom lot Whitbv, Ontario L3P 3A7 LOH 1M0 pends Required for Feb 3-bdrm 3p: bath - ' large kdCh- SON Rp. ReIMN AlliWy Ral Edsk LM. 26 T >• en, pie ceilings woodstove. �- (416) 24"227e �overlooking 'wo 6' patty doors to deck RETIRED! Ouiet. adult build- i 1 Prue Lake 10x'2 ng in Oshawa. mature ten- ;;est bunkie Reduced to sell ims. central location 3 bed- 1 Townhouses 4112.000 Arrange yyour oro apartments avadabk • For Rent weekend viewing (905)985- Xaa March isl Ellei heat _ 3 BEDROOM cape town e�clt Boor Tel )490515 I,nme close to downtownDo 901isherlifiryiet •first bine Buyer? ski �1pcar hwry o Loy ,, ,a. �r ,,I 8411111111 •DiSChaW :M/Mf(1�i1f parking parking for txx tar Available MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out debt SINCO/ROSlable rmmnt •ShOfiOn Mardi iSt "M MCk,,ve GN 1.868-6176979 of quick without going being garnisheed oacceeptted difety d�atNy available t bedroom air (4161 425- Emyr relless apartment. $655/momh, first/ roWrrpaymerrt? 6720 of erect! rating CAN for tree est. ufdibes ...p ,40 (905) 571-6275 information 905.576.3505 Student loms togs Cal 4w-1268 1-800-M-6275 TRIAGE MILL TOWN- included ik 1GUSEs - 122 Colborne St.Eie St. E ; 1 E Mw SOUTH AJAX, 1 -bedroom le- )shwa 3 bedrooms avad- tneerarice Tal basement apartment, seg- abk March For all 6004 MORTGAGES,. �. W bold irate efora ce. no smokng; 431-3972 ugly g for any put- : -i FirSVIast Avail" im- pose All applications aeap- nediaely $650nelu- OSIMWA LARGE 3 BED- wo Se noces Corp Call Commirn( 5) IV- (hnonth vve 416)917-9666 Or i OO NN townhouse Private 6805 305)428-9%4 r/. entrance two caring AJAX. 2 -bedroom apart- Good neighbourhood 10 schools, shoppingi Bus m • 1 Deeed oomptp tin mends in building, 67 Church $995 •unknes Ava11 Marin 1 571-0435 u GOVERNMENT rundsSS t $ . Near bus. shopping.1905) (,rants and mans inlormiabon ~drools Avail Apnl1. 5835/ mon month plus parking No pets Marle ek Siapi VERY CLEAN ,list palmed Spacious 3 Wrm 1 1/2 ba8hs, to sign anti eaWnd ness on term 1-81b SOSne si 305) 61 s"P4 R.u.wx+raerrerua Avail mme"", $900 plus irvdro No pets FvsVLnt IS 'eferenceS A $18.NB PLUS Momhtyn- home business. ABA DABA YOU own,our North east OSha- Come. simple SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 own completely renovated via Call (905)728-1069 ext 201 system. not MLM. no sales Call 1-800-618-6599 quote bcdrewm apts Avail at 9Do home. $500. 6 morons free. _ hW 8216 and BBB GIM St $gine with Income regwremen 1f0111 a 1 noarie ASTORE for sale walk-in closets. pant provid- :'a Close to schools. V8 WO gra CAI( Ken Col Its Coldwell Banker (905)728- for Rem �ncludesICil Wdes all stock. used ap- Shopping .entre. GO $N6pn. utilities 9414 FURNISHED Room or snare townnnuse, full use of kitchen Plwues. established 30 years. Ajax location 905-426- ,'duded Cao 728-4993 taahtleS laundry, cabk new 2682 rug throughout $350('monte A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From Available April 1st 1905)-728- JOIN CANADAS Lar" $500 downw , own your own 1764 Franchise cna,r 11 Diswu Pet Produce Specialty stores home sunng at $69.900 car- Shred wdn cklse to 400 stores In nes lot less than rent OAC a 1 Accommodivinon, North America Investment 24 his Iree mooned me""' egwred Established Ica - 905 -728-1069 ext 277 Cold- horts available throughout q and 401. Public well Banker RMR Real Estate ransit right past your Aurelia Rai oor For appt. call (905) 721-8741 ADSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months free then own a WilmDY - Large beautiful one house from $550/month. You r.edroom raised basement require lull time family n- :;anment. Private entrance, come $28.000 + reasonable Ice older downtown home, credit. I do the rest Don't iud rion-smoking Single per Wait, Call Bill Roka. Coldwell 'In Nd pets References a Banker RMR Real Estate to - must. $7507mo h­i- day. (905) 728-9414 Durham Region For more in- formation please contact Wade Jamieson. Pet Valu Canada Inc. 1-888-254-7824 $$ Government Funds$$ Grants and loans information to start and expand your business or farm. 1-800505-8866 1st 9os43o-3eaor � LIVERroatusAny- Share AJAX, 2 BEDROOM. lineng awesome waterfront house! room, dining room, utilitett. • 1 WHITBY 51100 ndttdin. utilities. Suits prolessional temak. Evernaa GANN= UNDER Available April 1st. (905)683- Light smoker okay 5700/ COLLE6lATEY SOM NEW MANAGEMENT - one 6102. month all inclusive. Furnished CENT=2137y, AL 8 Reunion ft and two bedroom apartments AJAX. 2000sq.R.. 4-br 2-112 room, own bath, parking. June 2, 3 & 4th n this Mikn- available in quiet modem baft. eat -in kitchen, walkout docking. laundry. deailrng num Year AN-Cetraliles- are budding. Utilities included to deck, •ivin.roaNdinirp- lady. 905-831-9381 tordi ily invited to renew old Laundry facilities and parlorp. room, familyroom w/fireplace, fnendships and memories. Call 430.5420. laundry. 4 appl., CAC. garage. For into. call Jim Miller 905- $1175. 213 utiNues.Apra 1st. MALE FROFESSIONK need- 72046% Ajax Re^ Ltd. 683-1811. ed to share 4 -bedroom, WHITBY. CLEAN and smoke-free home. Modem • 1 Palsonals quiet 1 Ai 3 bedroom semi -bun- kitchen. hardwood floors, bedroomoccalleddec by'. sutabk fir glaow, upper level. appliances vate � n outdoor Mares BORED LAM . ONTARIO. win single Olde Whit included. Harwood & Bayy, hood Home Phone smoker, no poets AvaiVbk S900Jmo. + 112 utilities. call bean. iS50 inclusive. Avail- Numbers. &1-900.451-3638 an March 1. $5751mo.905.686-5045. able Mach 1.420.9038 tlro, all Was try- 680, $3.69/min must be 18. 905.668--3011.(mom T -tone. N.N.I. AJAX. 3 -bedroom cc-untry WNY rem when home, upper floor. suitable 1- ya can own 2. Avilabk Mardi 1st. INDUSTRIAL INNITS FOR ARE YOU SINGLE? The New - Your own home for less that $1nth . WHITBY. RENT - 1800sq. n., truck level et Matin. Place. You think?!! CM Dave � shipping lock RossIXKVThickson, 3 -bed- door, prime location www.0reurnMales.axn lock Sales Rep. RelMax room, new 2 storey, attached in Pickering. Close to 401. Sum Realty (1991) Ltd. room. quiet etorey available (9051839-8991 or (905)430- DORNAM'S OWN DATING 3211) 668-3800 or. (905) 666- A� 1st. $d creorthly plus• 7640 SEIMCEI Call 905.683-1110. Create a private mailbox or (905)6684980 be (905)655- • 1 Yee "Fb W" free. other personal ads SELL R NOW 107. free. Mat a new Friend or CALL. BOWMANVILLE, nai lover DISNEY World -Florida. Why Love for Ne. AJAX 683- Y7 paradise %. Lake Ontario. stay s� mWendless and you go sandy theadn, 2 bedroom on more in a 4-bdrm luxury HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An - UXBRIDGE large fit, $825 plus utilities. htome. Canadian owner. 11- swers. Find the oracle within. 852-97411 Rrstilast required. 905-668- 800246.19W(905)430.9490. $2.99/mn. '18.'24 hrs 1- 0714. 161pWwebhome.iditect.conV 900.451.3733. -crane "er you Ipve- her with a hot oil massage 718-5321 ENl keeexeisib Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone .lumber and contact name. 'Thai v Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 TO ` ADVER- 1 _m OR SERVICE IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL AJAX 852-9741 Baby's Here.; Nufneed a few things! III= hoer"notice in Iffe Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 683-0707 and ask how you can receive a FREE Baby's Here Gift Par+. Worth more than $25... Abukltlely FREE Your Baby's Here Gift Certificate is mdeetmble IN: Durlwn Pharmacy 462 PAxton St., Pan Perry Your Baby's Hee Gift Ctxtifialc is mable at your local Guardian Drug 29 Toronto SL, Uxbridge es lir• is a "clued Iwdriirk d Scene =i N 141111111010 [• j' Fisheries and Ckeans ]Poaches et Ckeans �r Canada Lanada Highway 407 East Partial Extension Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO), acting as the Responsible Authority (RA) under the Canadian Environmental assessment Act (CEAA) is engaged in a screening level Environmental Assessment (EA) as required under Section 20(1) of CEAA for the above noted project. The 407 East Partial Extension involves: I. • the construction of a 15.9 km 4 -lane (ultimate 10 lane) toll highway from the Highway 407 Central terminus (Highway 48) in the west to its terminus at Highway 7 east of Brougham in the Region of Durham Construction of the Highway 407 East Partial Extension can be commenced once the requirements of the federal EA have been completed. Public consultation is a significant componcrit of the Highway 407 East Partial Extension CEAA review. As part of DFO's federal environmental assessment under CEAA, it is within the Minister's discretion to invoke CEAA subsection 18(3) - Where the Responsible Authority (RA) is of the opinion that public participation in the screening of the project is appropriate in the circumstances ... the RA .shall ,give the public notice and an opportunity to examine and make comment on the screening report. The CEAA screening report prepared by the RA (in this instance DFO) will be available for public commenu at the following locations: Markham Pickering Reg. Municipality Community Public Library of Durham Library W'hitevale Branch P.O. Box 62-3 6031 Highwav 7 475 Whitevale Road 605 Roissland Rd. E Markham, Ontario Pickering, Ontario Whitbv, Ontario L3P 3A7 LOH 1M0 LIN 6A3 The Screening Report will be available for the comment period: February 9, 2000 - March 10, 2000. All comments must be received prior to March 11. 2000. Accompanying documentation produced through the provincial EA process will also be. available at the above locations. If you would like to receive further information or provide written comments on the CEAA screening report, please contact: Referrals Co-ordinator Fisheries and Oceans, Canada Fish Habitat Management - Ontario Area 867 Lakeshore Road P.O. BOX 5050 Burlington, Ontario Li 4A6 Tel: (905) 336-4595 Fax: (905) 336-6285 650 650 650 ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our'Auction Package consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman One call does it all!( Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 AM PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 Pak" A 1 Births 1 1311fha : 11 hnprovetTlanb : 11 ►olim NH : 1 n7" , r01I'g a 5loreae Cleankw 1 Deane ME Daeals A NEW LEAF FAN! Darren & Nancy Carpenter (nee Sgro) are thrilled it, a7utnunce the arm al r,f their beautiful baby' ,tirl r Cailyn Anne Maria 4W Born 7 weeks early on December 7, l't at 2:15 a.m., weighing 4 lbs. 6 or. Proud grandparents are Raffaele & Maria Sgro of Markham, Judy Carpenter of Victor- ia Harbour, and Jim & lune Carpenter o Toronto. A precious great granddaughter for Margaret Buchanan of Peterborough. A darl- ing niece for Dominic. Rose. Rita. Brian and Linda. A new cousin for Rob and Llnd- sa} A new playmate for Schasoan (meow). A wonderful new addition to the Sgro. Gala- ti. Carpenter and Bawn families, and to our circle of friends. Thank ulu to our family and friends for your losc and support. Special thank sou to Dr. Hall. Dr. Peters and Dr. Levenc and all of the Special Care Nurser}Jtaft- at Markham- . Sr, affcille Hospital. -I TT 1171 Improvements :11 Improvements �ari43�ma� N _IV E 4C T 1_4O_M RETIRED CRAFTSMEN & OTHER EXPERTS FOR LOW COST HOME REPAIRS & REMODELING Plumbing • Carpentry • Electrical • Painting & Much More itrsoted, bonded. 1 rearaarralrry . 905-686-7236 Waist to be in WHITBY'S LARGEST HOME SHOW? Plea%e call Ue1•un or Hendv 905-579-4.300 or '316-798-7259 For more info. pootln5 GIM Roofing Roofing. %Vindows OT M A 1:440 g Renovations John ♦tel ellan •-'1 .Ilan of HIs Nord- �� F1EE� asyTrAres taaw r1TiK1 1A60.. C��. !/r�� dl ILMI w-ai6e mPRa Iaeollry E.w--royyn J.r-ru WOOKMAn5af/7 S. -I W1 C..,e" ' F,a'n9n1 GVA11ArrQc. fo11a . 1N,rra.r Ca- F" - overran f -•cb tK J09 'OC INA, WE DC T,aN Ar n •�Ult OK w 7V : I a Plt7n" : I a PIUEEong ©,6 DOUG CLARK Ptumlprly U alecllanlca! Co. Ltd Cdt/NEpfCytCrri!>iiaN W R1 Licensed & insured• repairs, alterations & renovations new bathrooms, pump repairs FREE ESTIMATES 20 YRS. EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE 905) 831-0906 14900.831-2393 • 1 ar°Mmg i M 1J1011cap-11rZ WldaCplllg SNOW REMOVAL RESIDENTIAL DRIYEwAYS SEASOIED MREM1000 AVAILABLE . DAVE 831-7055 MParte Services [a Party Services RA=rr WAtlM WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. _-Have My Own Magician. CAM F.raaae 66e-1493 a � 1� ,V.`` i• aeJ 1� * Children's entertainment for any occasion. �Clowns, character look-alikes, bot bags, r face painting, magic, music. a8kw fibbon Harald Murree - Qly Pond 196,'9 X',Sr 71-5331 CLOWN / MAGICIAN AN • Uve animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff (905) 839-7057 BUDGET ]ROME IMPROVEbMNTS Basement Apts.. Rec-rooms, plumbrig, Additions, electrical, drywall, masonary & cement work 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mado (905)- 6194663. pgr.(416)378-8689 DOORS 'R" USS GARAGE DOORS. OPENERS, (We install). FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 DECKS POST HOLE DRILLING Garbage Removal Call - Jason 1-885-579-00- tQo51-7v, -2022 FINISHED BASE MIENTS bathrooms, additions and second stories. Home repairs. All work guaranteed. Walter Leaver 428-2145 pawkvi i ' Decorating "GUARANTEED" PAINTING & PLASTERING Stucco 7elllnps ,a-.;eEnent renovations. Pay as you re satisfied. For a free estimate call Scoff (415)414-5911 Pickering All Pro Painting and Wallpapering ..ran. Tr rl+yl...[y work a M.nr xti hie Iwxxs 'n`c r111D sc� FRIT FStimate 404-96" TAIIVTDYC Specializing in interior and exterior painting. Free estimates. can (I•S) "64120 Fast reliable serr•icr, will beat any price. TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 Moving i Storage MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anythmp anywhere. anytime commeFwl or restlkntul PXka^. Storage boxes aray� bk Sew & m1A nadaFee ISSN eS 571-0755 1-888-491.6600 8 STORAGE Houses, Apartments. Offices, Appliances & Piano Specialists. Senior & Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates Professional service. Call 436-7795. Mare with QUICK MOVE • .No-inR - Deliveries - Rubbish Removal Social Services Senors Slid -Month Discounts Tuck & Driver $351hour (U -bad) Call Rov Office (9151 01_7533 Pager 1915435-1947 ExF 1r rnov_in,p 1,ouseholds • llmce5 • Apts. Padang Avail. Free Estimates 416-423-0239 Toll Free .So far. You've tried the rest, 9'ow if's time to to the Best' Vacuuming.duming. kitchens baths, blinds, baseboards, ledges. d,xars. ark] mt+re fix I I'm% price of $6S -W Monday $60 only Call Rule (a cell41fr70(r9214 VAN HOOF, Petrus (Peter) Johannus - Passed away suddenly at Bayonet Pant Medical Centre, Ronda on Tuesday, February 8, 2000, in his 71st year. Peter beloved husband of Wilhelmina. Dear father of Wilma and her husband Robert Vitali, Joanne and her husband Gord Cybulska, Dorothy and her husband David MacKenzie, Andy and his wife Anne Van Hoof, Mary and her husband Mark Tutton, Frances and her husband Steve Burchat, Diane and her husband Jonathan Silcock and Ten- sa and her husband Philip Bingham. Peter was much loved by his 25 Grandchildren. He is survived by his 4 sisters in Holland, Net, Ida, Jo and Sjaan and he is predeceased by his brother Jan and parents Adrianus and Johanna. Friends Will be re- ceived at the ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME, 384 Finley Avenue, Ajax, on Sunday, February 13 from 2 - 4 and 7. 9 p.m. Funeral Mass will be held on Monday, February 14 at 10:30 a.m. at St. Ber- nadette's Church (21 Bayly Street East, Ajax). Memorial Donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be graciously accepted. . a ax, IM ZZ a. inaltc OMHTax. Dkeck" ACCOUNTING BUSINESS CENTRES JpecEahLing to tax returns lot small businesses, personal and corporate. 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This bacterial plaque can irritate your gums, leading to gum disease and cavities. Cavities You probably haven't had a cavity since you were a child, but that doesn't mean you won't get them again. As an adult, eating produces the acids that attack tooth enamel. After repeated attacks, the enamel breaks down, forming a cavity and exposing the sensitive part of the tooth. Tartar As plaque stays on your teeth and gums, it hardens into tartar - an ugly cement -like substance that irritates the gums. Once tartar forms, only your dental professional can remove it. Tartar also provides the perfect place for further bacteria to grow, which perpetuates the cycle: bacteria > plaque > tartar. Gingivitis The early stage of gum disease is called gingivitis. It affects 90% of today's adults. In fact, adults lose more teeth due to gum disease than to cavities. Noticeable signs of gingivitis are gums that turn red, become swollen, or even bleed. As gum disease gets worse, infections occur and gum tissue is destroyed. The bone that secures the teeth deteriorates, and along with loss of gum tissue, the teeth loosen and eventually fall out. This advanced stage of gum disease is called Periodontitis. Once gum disease reaches this final stage, surgery is often the only answer, and sometimes even that isn't enough. Don't fear, there is help for dental anxiety Dr. John P. SuVak, Dentist, Sedation & General Anaesthesia for Dentistry "Dentistry on Dundas" 107 Dundas St. E., Whitby/ Tel: 666-1555 The vast majority of people do not describe the office may not be equipped to do so and that's dental visit as pleasant. In fact, surveys have why it may not be offered at your office. There shown that the fear of going to the dentist ranked are some dentists trained to give these second only to the fear of speaking in public. Along TLC, dentist medications simultaneously thereby providing a with some your can use more profound sedation. medications to sedate you and make your visit as There are still fewer dentists trained to sedate pleasant as possible. you by administering intravenous medications. The use of a mixture of oxygen and nitrous oxide In this twilight -like sleep, you are responsive to ("laughing gas") has been used in dentistry and verbal directions while you "daydream." medicine since the middle of the 19th century. Only a handful of dentists are trained in deep You simply breathe the gas mixture through your sedation and general anaesthesia. These dentists nose while the dental work is being done. You control how to be. It have completed 1-2 years of extra training in deep dental In fact, comfortable you want wears sedation after school. only Off so quickly that you are able to leave soon after three dozen dentists practising in Cawda have the gas is turned off. Not only does it make you this unique training. As well as providing the relaxed, it is also a good analgesic and can be modalities of sedation mentioned above, these used occasionally in the place of local anaesthesia dentists can provide you with a more profound, ("freezing"). peaceful sleep -like state where you are barely Your dentist can prescribe you a pill or liquid to aware. There may be brief periods where you are take before your appointment ("oral sedation"). in a controlled state of unconsciousness so that Drugs most commonly used in this fashion are you are not bothered by treatments that could benzodiazepines (for example, Valium'"', cause discomfort. Time is condensed, so a loner AtivanT'", HalcionT".) Along with relaxing you, appointment (like for a nowt canal) can feel like these medications may give you temporary minutes have passed. You will likely not recall amnesia, so that you may forget parts of the the whole visit. dental visit. Don't let fear of dental visits put your oral health Most dentists are trained to provide either at risk. Talk to your dentist about what form of nitrous oxide or oral sedation. This is usually sedation is best for you and start enjoying your .learned in dental school. However, the dental dental visit. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, February 13, 2000 PAGE 27 A/P Our Grand Prize Winner My sweetest and most romantic moments happen every day when my husband, after nine years of marriage shill calls me his beautiful, sexy, darling wife. He never walks by me without a hug and he still lets me know every day how much he loves me and how glad be is that he is married to me. We are both seniors and the romance still happens, he really stili is my hearts sweetie. Mrs. Barbara Nickerson, Oshawa Our 2nd Prize Winner My most romantic moment was when my fiance and I had arrived in BC for holidays and had no money left. We started arguing, when he walked away. 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