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FICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P l C K E R I N G' S PRESSRUN 43,400 32 PAGES COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE l 9 6 5 SUNDAY, APRIL 23, 2000 Spry resident celebrates two! Page 22 Head-on collision Pickering High School Trojans Keshia Williams (17) collides with St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs Katrina Gaudet (13) during RON PIETRONI" News Advertiser photo Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics senior girls' soccer action at the Ajax school Wednes- day. Pickering High won 3-2. Tourney in the cards on April 26 Game created by Pickering seniors catches on - PICKERING — The second annual Compulsory 5 card tour- nament is being held on Wednes- .day. Compulsory 5 is a card game created by two Pickering seniors and is gaining popularity across southern Ontario. The tournament on April 26 is being held from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in the O'Brien Meeting Rooms of the Pickering Recreation Com - plea, on Valley Farm Road south of Hwy. 2. It's open to all seniors 55 years and older and the cost is $6. For more information, call 420-2262, 839-1560, 839-3762 or 839-5293. _ OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $ I STORER00(V Pickering ��������� teen a champ Sports Page 25 New group forms, ready to fight Pickering citizens join 4' against York pipeline plan BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer PICKERING — A new citi- zens' group here is taking a stand against York Region's proposal to build a pipeline through Picker- ing to draw water from Lake On- tario. Approximately 100 Pickering residents gathered at Dunbarton High School Tuesday night to learn more about York's plan and what they can do to fight the pro- ject. "The community has orga- Inside the News Advertiser WI TO M IT Ei 1 - Pap ...........6 Gist ..............6 Nacre Drgliy .........24 Spens ............... 25 Clas:901 .............27 SIVE-IIS A CALL Gsmwg ..........683-5110 C1- 1Iai ........683-0707 Eiri ndn ......683-5117 Nee11l Ndkn .....683-3005 TN ...........1-800-662-8423 Email ..shouston6durham.net W66 site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 nized itself in order to more ef- fectively respond to York Re- gion's project;' Anneliese Grieve, a Pickering resident and profes- sor of environmental assessment at Toronto's Ryerson Polytechnic University, told York officials. The community has decided we are in opposition to this project but we would like to participate in the process" York Region is currently con- ducting an environmental assess - See PICKERING page 2 L • Glaisdale 7p!mshwp SSORI ool ,4 vws USE MAY 2 M Icigsar+ Rd. w E. W Chuck S< Ajax :,r2.6VM i By N 66"0& CALL Us TOMM W WU L Mor sE tIMOERSOILo!! - tswsisssswo� 2" Stuillon ShW P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, Apdl 23, 2000 Pickering group forms, pledges to stand against pipeline PICKERING from page 1 ment (EA) on a proposal that in- cludes a water intake pipe two to four kilometres into Lake Ontario roughly south of Petticoat Creek Conserva- tion Area; one or more raw water pumping stations on 2.5 -to -five -acre sites, with one in south Pickering and maybe another in the north of the town; possibly a water treatment plant in north Pickering; and con- struction of an underground water main in the Whites/Rosebank Road area up to Finch Avenue, which would continue above or below ground for the rest of the route through the north to York Region. Proposed locations for the raw water pumping station in the south include two in the Petticoat Creek Conservation Area as well as an in- dustrial site on Sandstone Manor and a site at Granite Court and Whites Road. Debbie Korolnek, manager of York's long-term water strategy which is designed to meet York's water needs to 2031, told the crowd York Region will need an additional water supply as early as 2004. And, although the Region is inves- tigating other options to meet its water supply needs with the City of Toronto and the Region of Peel, the ongoing EA into the Pickering pro- ject will continue, she said. She reports York Region expects to reach a decision on a preferred site for the pipeline by the end of May. The Region then hopes to submit its completed EA to the Province by January 2(101, she added, noting "the earliest we might start construction is 2(X)2.*' Ms. Korolnek told residents in February York examined three alter- native routes for the pipeline in Durham, including Whites Road, Brock Road and Lakeridge Road. But, the Whites Road route was deemed the best alternative because it ..generates lower impacts to the nat- ural environment, businesses, agri- cultural community, traffic patterns and community character." However, local residents are concerned with several issues, including the safety of children during the construction process, the safety of pedestrians, truck traffic, construction noise for residents, potential dust effects, effects on property values, ef- fects on recreation activities in Petticoat Creek and effects on the natural environment. "I want York to understand most people in this community have only learned of this process," said citizens' group chairman David Steele, who also chairs PACT (Pickering and Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment). "You have to give us time to let them know what is going on. "People are just learning Please Join Us ForA visit With Artist SANDRA KIJCK Thursday, April 27, 5-7 p.m. about the proposal and the nega- tive impacts it will have," he said. "We will not be rushed; we will comply but we have to be prepared. Pickering is a city that will not be bulldozed over with- out our input" Mayor Wayne Arthurs, who attended the meeting along with Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner and Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan, told the crowd Pickering council is on record as opposing the plan. But, York Region does not re- quire the City's approval to pro- ceed with the pipeline. 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AIR CONDITIONING 905-436-3212 ��. 7• M6 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 3 NP West Durham cardiac centre supporters continue to push Province Ajax councillors asked to send letters to health minister BY KEITH GILLIGAN Stuff Wrier AJAX — Proponents of a car- diac surgery unit for the Rouge Valley Health System plan to step-up their campaign after being turned away by Ministry of Health officials. Cardiac Care Community Ad- visory Group (CCCAG) Chair- man Phil Diamond said the group met on March 31 with ministry staff and "our submis- sion was basically turned down:' The group has been pushing for a cardiac surgery service in eastern Toronto since 1991, Mr. Diamond told Ajax council on Monday. The group wants pa- tients to be able to have such op- erations as bypass surgery at the Rouge Valley Health System, which includes the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre and the Centenary Health Centre in Scar- borough. In March, the Cardiac Care Network of Ontario released a report that found as the popula- tion in Ajax. Pickering and east- ern Toronto ages, the need for the cardiac centre will grow. The re- port had been requested by Health Minister Elizabeth Wit- mer DR. JOE RICC'1 'We believe the need in this area is large.' Called Review of the Need for Additional Cardiac Services in the East GTA, it shows there's a need for a cardiac surgical centre in the eastern area of the GTA. The Health Ministry recently announced new cardiac surgery sites at the Trillium Health Cen- tre (Mississauga and Queensway Hospitals) to serve the western GTA and at York County for the northern GTA. Patients in Durham Region and Scarborough currently have to travel to downtown Toronto, usually St. Michael's Hospital or the Sunnvhrook Health Sciences Ccntrc, for cardiac surgery. Dr. Joe Ricci, the director of cardiology at Centenary, said, "We believe the need in this area is large." The closest cardiac surgery centres for people in the eastern GTA are Sunnvhrook, which is 40 kilometres away, or in New- market, which is 80 kms away, Dr. Ricci stated. "We just cannot understand why constituents in the west, in Mississauga, have cardiac surgery and there's absolutely nothing out in the area where we are," Mr. Diamond said. "We don't think that's fair." About 20,000 cards have been collected in support of a cardiac surgery unit for the eastern GTA, he added. The CCCAG plans to "step up our campaign" by raising more *DURHAM'S FRAEST AUTOMOTIVE DIETALJNG FOR OVER A DECI 0 We Pay Up To EFrom Popular DrmanJ 3UU°°Deductible R S�AMPOO L 59 ie nly Lifetime Warranty 4NW_ • .c' C.J 00-4V G.� 1010 Brock Road South cc i'QY�f`�. err' a (North~ comer at early) AUTO GLASS d CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY X 831-:4! yup ALM • IMAM s17 IN $1110 XOTa1611A1m • UK • COMroIIMo • rolls)+ • CU = UrMotsTERV . Another Central Air Conditioning Completely Installed .From w@ service AM Intakes 139900 +CST And Models. Contra EASY PAYMENTS MAX of the WHIM STOCKS LAST year award WALKER H EATI N G 520 Westney Rd.. South caii Pete in The M.T. Head Department Unit 15A, Ajax L15 6W5 427_2577 public awareness, he said. "We won't give up because the ministry has shoved us aside. They're saying they need more data;" Mr. Diamond added. Cardiac care services now of- fered by the RVHS include a catheterization lab, rapid evalua- tion and treatment of heart at- tacks. stress testing, echocardio- graphy and nuclear function studies, a permanent pacemaker and implantable defibrillator clinic and a full-service cardiac rehabilitation centre. "We have available operating rooms;" Dr. Ricci added. The cost for a cardiac surgery unit with Rouge Valley would be about $10 million, he said. The cost to set up a similar unit at the Trillium Health Centre was $30 million. "We have the infrastructure and the staff. York Region has fewer cardiologists for the whole region than Rouge Valley has;" THE DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD --� OFF 2000 o � w o Thursday, May 4, 2000 1.3 Holiday Inn, Bloor St., Oshawa 2:30 - 7:30 SchooWommur*y Displays are open to the public PubisWs t twreloorlte td6i m 3:30 - 4:30 A demonstiraiort of the 'L*dm ofLow`Re+ading Programme, katiuing students from our Board and Canrnurtity Guests 4:30 - 5:30 Pre,SentaMon by Awtidawft children's author 7-00-8-00 InWacive concert ta1Wirtg Ap#kaond Carnp&V ALL ARE WELCOME MNMTM R%MN X ST10E>NTSy commumn BMNG THE ENTIRE FAMILY! VISIT SUR SCHOOL'S DISPLAY. COME AND CELEBRATE OUR BOARD'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN LITERACY. NEW Twin Cast Non -Stick COOKWARE j,� • (made in Germany) Pickering erZ ng the doctor stated. Not having a cardiac surgery unit would "make it difficult to attract high-quality staff. Other regional cen- tres are losing high-quality staff;' Dr. Ricci said. "There's it need and it should he dealt with:' Mr. Diamond asked council "for endorsement with a letter to us and with copies to the local MPPs. And, a letter to the Minister of Health, we would appreciate that." The CCCAG will work with Town officials on the drafting of the letters. The group comprises -25 people, former cardiac patients diagnosed at Centenary Hospital who travelled into Toronto for surgery and were returned to Centenary," Mr. Diamond stated. .6. lath ANNUAL WOME`MENCT10N' Awards Dinner I8tf� ��nnca�l Osl is vva Y 1 "CA Women of Distinction Awards Fundraising Dinner With si x-cial (;tlest: I_atira Cole N<ttiorial c wcutwc dirt-c1w Chil(ir(-n_s wish Foundation Thursdav, Nlav 1 l 2000 Oshawa Holiday' Inn Tickets: $65 Rt,cel)tion & tiilt-m Auction: i:30 l).rn. Dinner: ti:3o h.m. Raffle during the evening To order tickets call 1 -877 -426 -YWCA Award sponsor osh&" Vftiby aarmgton Port Petry THIS WEEK Town Centre Special ORDERS Welcome at the Sale Price For information, call 839-6936 Ps. The Panhandler is offering 20-25% OFF all Henckel Kniv AM PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 Waterfront Festival beckons Durham sun -lovers MARYANNE SHOLDRA 'A full entertainment package.' CATV workers in the region also taking part in annual event This year's version of the Oshawa Waterfront Festival will feature something for everyone. The annual festival, now in its third vear, will run at Lakeview Park June 9 to I I and will feature an array of entertainment and activities for all members of the family. Besides the usual midway attrac- tions, the various displays and demonstrations and food and vendor concessions, festival co-chairman Maryanne Sholdra says the annual event has grown to include "a full- day entertainment package for our daytime stage, our children's village and the beach area." Ms. Sholdra also announced this year's fcsti%al v, ill a mm,ularc the annual Can:r,1 .c- CARL FERENC7J News Advertiser photo Bad hair day? Parkside Public School parent volunteer Ria Khalifa checks a student's hair for lice as part of the school's Lice Check program. A group of Ajax parents volun- teer in the proactive program aimed at curbing the in- cidence of nits and lice and reducing the danger of them spreading. nic on the Saturday. Sunday is Fami- ly Day and will feature activities and entertainment geared to the whole family. Oshawa Waterfront Festival co- chairman Joe Kondyjowsky an- nounced the entertainment line-up for the main stage which includes Sloan on Friday night and April Wine with special guest David Wilcox on Saturday. The Sunday musical line-up will feature local en- tertainers. Sloan has recently released its fifth studio album and its third in 18 months. 'Between the Bridges' pays homage to the group's roots in Nova Scotia and can be interpreted as a concept record about a band which ' How long 'has it been? ' � � 1 ' 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE' NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED. ' WARRANTY APPROVED 1 OILCHANGE SPECIAL . On. & FILTE 1 . $ lowtt►apaotl 1 111 "Win for tttwan oft onetadoo sl trr. M2sp�eeio.. 1 caw�ow 6.2000 ' RADIATORH&FILL ,951 FLUSH i FILL SPECIAL from 111110 %F _ OffER E)"ES 15.2000' cum t:AN10i OW t:Ot1POQ WN MY OTHER OFFER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEXI 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401). AJAX L90IU427-67961 AM`BE'R1--LEAv mi S DENTAL. CENTRE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 am. - 9 P.M. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. i • • • • AIMBERLEP��/I� E.�/EAGEYCYPit/GEA' A SHOPPING CENTRE O1 wHM LAD. PKWJW Na BETWEEN FINCH a WY AIM • FREE 2nd Opkdon Consutotion • CIN1tMdolln S12fWAS"on Merairy Fmo WIC FMgs offlfk old Cay CfrA ml leaves its home with the "desire to share its collective consciousness with the world." The arrival of the year 2000 marked the beginning of April Wine's 30th year as a rock band. The band features Myles Goodwyn, Brian Greenway, Jerry Mercer and Jim Clench who have been part of April Wine since 1973. One of the most popular attractions on the Canadian club circuit, David Wilcox has been delivering quality songwriting and musicianship since the late 1960s both as a solo artist and backing up the likes of Ian and Sylvia Tyson, Anne Murray, Charlie Rich, Carl Perkins, Jerry Reed and Ray Price among others. The Oshawa Waterfront Festival will run from 4 p.m. to midnight on Friday, June 9, 11 a.m. to midnight on Saturday, June 10, and I1 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, June 11. Three-day weekend shore passes cost $10 and will be available through TicketMaster outlets by the end of April. People attending the festival can also purchase single day tickets at the gate for $10 each for Friday and Sat- urday. On Sunday, families can purchase a shore pass for $10, with children 10 years -of -age and under entering for free when accompanied by an adult. MELANOMA (CANCER) SCREENING HAVE YOUR MOLES OR SPOTS SCREENED TODAY! This may be a big deal. Finding out isn't. It is the #1 Skin Cancer in North America! Check it out ! CALL FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT TODAY! SKIN CARE CONSULTANTS 916 AM ROAD SCARBOROUGH (416) 439-3350 We offer comfortable independent living with care to meet your needs PICKERING OPEN NOW, 1 a Ful! Housekeeping & Laundry Private Suites rst. Elegant Lounge with firepkee Comfortable Dining Permanent & Short TermAecommodatwu a Plus Much More ._ ,...�.ata..�■#�s„�.�:.a;�a+�.�.:r��s�.M1:a►���rx"..-< _. , . ... �.. ., , . .,1..,, - - z - _ _ - :.4... - - 1645 PICKERING PARKWAY (905) 426=6603 Business -as usual at local schools BY MIKE RUTA Staff Writer Thursday was just another school day for Durham Region students, good news for those who recall that it marked a grim anniversary. On April 20, 1999, two heavily - armed students at Columbine High School in Colorado went on a shoot- ing rampage killing 13 people and in- juring 23 others before committing suicide. Eight days later, in what has been dubbed a copycat incident, a 15 - year -old boy shot at two fellow stu- dents at a school in Taber, Alta., killing one. Some feared the anniver- sary could spark pranks or more seri- ous incidents at local schools. Despite a number of phone calls from parents concerned with ru- moured threats at area high schools educators did not seem concerned. Carol Dempsey, principal at Whit- by's Henry Street High School, said, "obviously as administrators we were aware of the anniversary." But while Durham police officers dropped in to say, 'we're here if you need us,' Thursday morning was business as usual. "Nobody has phoned to indicate that they're keeping their son or daughter home," said Ms. Dempsey. Attendance was a little lighter, but she attributed it to the long weekend. as some parents who have made plans pre -arranged to have their children get a head start on the weekend. Ms. Dempsey said she finds that students don't want to sensationalize the Columbine tragedy, and she was more concerned the media would do so. Paul Pulla, secondary schools su- perintendent for the Durham Catholic District School Board, said Thursday there were no reports from schools of anything out of the ordinary. "Our schools are running very much of a regular school day," he said. Mr. Pulla said as it was Holy Thursday, the focus in schools was on liturgies in preparation for Easter Sunday. Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Ken Gardiner said several schools were visited in the days lead- ing up to the anniversary, as officers told school administrators they were prepared to address or respond to any concerns. "We realize the significance of the day," he said, noting the concern is not that a violent incident may occur but that threats in the context of Columbine may be made. Police probed several threatening incidents last week at schools in Os- hawa, Whitby and Clarington, result- ing in charges against three students, but said rumours of potential violence at some schools around the region were nothing more than just stupid teenage pranks. As of late Thursday aftcrnoon. po- lice reported no serious incident,, 1tl violence at local schools. 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More effort needed to keep students, teachers safe 1 Lr It's cold comfort to parents, teach- our schools. ers and students that the local public While all these factors certainly - board is downplaying what can only have validity they beg the question of be called a huge jump in school vio- what can be done to reverse the trend lence. and to make schools feel tike a safe Consider the numbers, which were place to be for all who attend each day. reported this past Monday night at a How can the violence be stopped:' - Durham District School Board meet- Is a tough new code of conduct, as. ing: proposed by the Province for this fall a � • violent incidents rose from 157 viable way to deal with school vio- last year to 230 this year, an increase lence? of more than 40 per cent in just one There must be a level of respect for+ year: teachers in the classroom from their - threats of serious injury to staff students. Without that key component LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 01 rose from seven to 18: in place, the learning process is cnp- - physical assaults on staff rose pled. classroom order is disrupted and from 20 to 41 incidents; the chance for the bad apples to create Outdoorsman . %iolent episodes in school halls havoc and mayhem is heightened. jumped from 30 to 60 incidents, while A tough provincewide conduct dismayed by schoolyard incidents are up from 61 to code will at least provide clear-cut 75 and classroom incidents have gone rules all will know going into the to 51 this past year. The previous year school year. If a student is bent on vi- bock banning just 38 were noted. olence and will not follow the rules, he It all paints an unpleasant, worri- should not be allowed to spoil it for To the editor: some picture and suggests a trend those who do. I am surprised and dismayed which car. only produce fear and un- Surelv we owe it to our children that the Durham District School certainty in students, teachers and par- and those who teach them and work Board has withdrawn the Hunter ents. with them each day to provide a safe Education Safety Manuals Four factors were listed in Mon- environment where they can learn and (Hunter's Guide) from the day's report as contributing to an in- thrive. We can't allow Durham's school library shelves. crease in school violence: disrespect schools to degenerate into war zones" They must be unaware that I for teachers has increased; greater taught Hunter Education courses awareness has caused more incidents E -Mail your comments on this opin- in the Harwood Secondary to be reported: students are bored be- ion to shoustonadurharnnet Submis- School library in 1981-82, with cause of a lack of extracurricular ac- sions which include a first and last 35 students, each equipped with tivities. and the after-effects of school name, as well as the community of nes- a Hunter's Guide manual, sitting shootings in the U.S. and Canada has idence, will be considbred for publics- just a few feet from the shelves led to more sensitivity to violence in tion. they are no longer allowed to re - Don't forget to sign organ donor card You could be a lifesaver What if you were meeting a person for the first time, but couldn't shake the feeling that person was not a total stranger? That is the underlying premise of a new movie now in local theatres. In `Return to Me', a woman dies after a car crash and her heart is trans- planted into the body of another woman. A year later, the paths of the donor's husband and the heart -trans- plant recipient cross and the two fall in love, unaware of the ties that bind them. Since everything always seems to turn out for the best in Hollywood, both the man and the woman get a new lease on life. The distraught husband feels his life is whole again by being able to share his love with someone he feels was prematurely taken from him. As he says, "I miss my wife, but I ache for Grace" Grace also gets a new start. Her new heart means she can ride her bike, paint and nurture her garden. John Duarte Sta,,ffEditor She will also get a chance to beat the disease that took her mother when she was a child. Forty years ago, no one would have believed doctors could take a heart - or a kidney, a lung, a liver, a cornea, pieces of skin or bone - from someone who has just died and trans- plant it into another person. Today, organ and tissue transplants have gone from experimental to the treatment of choice for many people suffering from diseases that threaten their lives. The first step in becoming an organ donor is by signing a donor card that comes with the new picture health cards. You can also call Organ Dona- tion Ontario, at 1-800-263-2833, and they will happily send you all the in- formation you need to make a deci- sion on impacting someone's life. Public opinion surveys show most people are in favour of organ and tis- sue donaiions. Health surveys show Canada lags far behind most devel- oped countries in terms of donation rates. The statistics are startling. At the end of 1997, there were 1,029 peo- ple waiting for organ donations in On- tario. Ninety per cent of residents of the province said they supported organ donations or wouldbe willing to donate organs. Yet; only 38 per cent signed donor cards. 'Return to Me' is a Hollywood fairy tale. But it got me thinking about how we can all be part of a real life fairy tale. E -Mail your comments on this opin- ion to shouston6durham.net Submis- sions which include s first and last name, as well as the community of res- idence, will be considered for publica- tion. side on. In the year 1960, there were 154 hunting accidents, with 36 fatalities. In 1998 there were only five accidents, with no fa- talities. On the same high school and public school library shelves where the hunting manuals were once kept, there may be books on 'Alternate Lifestyles', which could be recommended as a course for Grades as low as 5 or 6. These books are 'in', and our books — which teach ethics, sur- vival skills, wildlife identifica- tion, legal responsibilities and safe handling of firearms — are 'out'. Statistics prove that hunting as a recreational pursuit is many times safer than golf, swimming, boating and, yes, even Ping- Pong. We should all realize that pro- i scribing and suppressing books such as hunting safety manuals is prejudicial and discriminates against the cultural and legal ac- tivity of hunting: a heritage to be passed on to those who follow us. The path taken in Germany and other European countries in the '30s and •40s, banning books and burning them in the town square, was not then, and is not now, either politically correct or acceptable. John Black, Pickering r The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. 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Mr. Martin, until recently a Crown Attorney in British Co- lumbia, is now widely known as the man who helped free Rubin 'Hurricane' Carter from prison, a story celebrated in the recent Hol- lywood film 'The Hurricane'. A 15 -year-old, illiterate young man living in po�,crty in New York City, Mr. Martin was adopt- ed by a Torontonian and educated here. Mr. Martin said he had "a heck of a fight on my hands" overcoming a heavy burden of self-doubt which stood in the way of him achieving success. "I internalized a belief that my inferior education was my fault," he told an audience at the Durham District School Board Education Centre. "I felt really stupid; really dumb. I began to believe that I was unequal to the simplest of tasks." Despondency gave way to "a little bit of anger and frustration," which eventually fuelled his progress, said Mr. Martin. He was addressing students, parents, school board staff and community members involved in the 'Together We Light the Way' model, which seeks to build re- siliency and responsibility in young children by involving the whole community in working with kids. The pilot program began a year ago at Parkside Pub- lic School in Ajax, Oshawa's Vil- lage Union Public School and Holy Cross Catholic School, and Dr. Ross Tilley Public School in Bowmanville. Funded by Justice Canada and corporate sponsors including General Electric Cana- da, its effect on student behaviour is being tracked by the University of Toronto. "1 had my own 'Together We Light the Way' program, so to MIKE RUTH/ News Advertiser photo Lesra Martin (right), one of the principal play- 'Together We Light The Way' program being ers in the epic saga which resulted in the re- run in a handful of Durham schools. He's seen lease of wrongly -convicted Rubin 'Hurricane' here with students — and fans — Rebecca Carter, paid a visit to Durham Region students Howerton (left) Ayinka Sandy and Anita Sandy Wednesday night to promote the benefits of the (right). speak," said Mr. Martin. "My educators were persistent. They told me over and over again, 'don't be afraid, you can do it.' Their commitment and persever- ance in many ways showed me the way." Several students met Mr. Mar- tin to get his autograph, including Parkside Grade 7 student Rebecca Howerton, who enjoyed his speech. "It was good because he talked about his accomplishments and how you have to overcome your obstacles in life," she said. In the respect program, one as- pect of the TWLTW model, stu- dents at the school earn "respect tickets", and when they amass 100 they are invited to a respect luncheon served by teachers. Ex- cellence in the 'three Ss,' scholas- tics, sports and school activities and service, is rewarded with a certificate recognizing a student's achievements. Rebecca said the program has prompted students to do their best. "We all try to get high grades and we study together," she said. Parkside principal Bonnie Lar- son -Knight said staff spent most of their time disciplining students before the program was imple- mented. "We had fighting, we had spit- ting, we had swearing; we had everything," she said. But in the short time the pro- gram has been in place, there has been a change for the better at the school, said vice principal Al Ashby. "We're seeing a change in the behaviour patterns around the school yard and the school," he said. "We have seen an incredible f decrease in fighting and bully- ing," added Ms. Larson -Knight. Pickering residents ready to mark Earth Day � A host of activities are planned for Saturday, April 29 PICKERING Pickering residents are being encouraged to take pride in their community as the City celebrates Earth Day and the fifth annual Take Pride in Pick- ering Day with a host of activities Saturday, April 29. Volunteers are needed to plant trees and shrubs, create a perennial garden, install wildlife boxes and do a little spring cleaning around the Frenchman's Bay watershed. "Residents are encouraged to get out to one of these activities andgive something back to the community," says Patricia Lowe, co-ordinator of the Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Pro- ject. "These activities are all about making a difference to your com- munity and having fun with family and friends." Volunteers can assist with five projects being held at various loca- tions throughout the city. Resi- dents can meet at the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, 635 Breezy Dr., at 9 a.m. to assist with the West Shore Beach and Bay Area Cleanup, which is being held until noon. Also beginning at 9 am. there will be an opportunity for planting and installing wildlife boxes in Douglas Ravine. The event runs until noon and volunteers are asked to meet in the parking lot at the East Shore Community Centre on Liverpool Road south of Bayly Street. A Waterfront Cleanup is also being held from 9 a.m. to noon at the bottom of Liverpool Road and from 10 a.m. to I p.m. residents are invited to assist the Rotary Club of Pickering with a planting and cleanup of the West Shore Conservation Lands. Volunteers can meet Rotary Club members at 10 am. at the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club. There is also an afternoon cleanup of Pine Creek from 2 to 4 p.m. Volunteers can meet behind the Coffee Time Donuts at Finch Avenue and Dixie Road. "Ibere are opportunities right across Pickering to join in and im- prove our local environment and help clean our community. A sacri- fice of an hour or two can make a huge difference to the health and attractiveness of your area," says Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Hol- land. Volunteers are asked to bring a shovel if they plan to dig, ladders if they plan to climb and boots if they plan to wade. A barbecue lunch will be held for all volunteers at the French- man's Bay Yacht Club at noon. Event sponsors include the Frenchman's Bay Yacht Club, Frenchman's Bay Watch, Ontario Power Generation, City of Picker- ing, Toronto and Region Conser- vation Authority, Canaria Trust Friends of the Environment, EcoAction 2000, Enbridge Con- sumers Gas, Rotary Club of Pick- ering, Pickering Professional Fire- fighters Association, Pickering Harbour Company and the French- man's Bay Watershed Rehabilita- tion Project. For more information call 420- 4660 ext. 2155. Y EDITION, April M, MW PAGE 7 MP DURHAM REGIONAL _COUNCIL BRIEFS A PR I L 23, 2000 Council wants workplaces to be smoke free Durham Council will ask the Province to enact legislation de- claring workplaces throughout Ontario smoke free, councillors voted Wednesday. Councillors supported the mo- tion passed by the Region of York's No Smoking Bylaw Task Force after Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond introduced an amend- ment requesting the government make workplaces smoke free as opposed to making the entire province smoke free, as York had suggested. Durham will also ask the Province to permit the sale of nicotine replacement therapies in retail outlets wherever cigarettes are sold, a recommendation that also originated in York. '"There is a whole lot of work to be- done to help people stop smok- ing, said Whitby Councillor Pat Perkins, while Clarington Coun- cillor Mary Novak noted the Province needs to ensure "smok- ing cessation products are just as available as cigarettes are." Decision on mandatory rabies vaccinations deferred Regional politicians voted Wednesday to hold off on making a decision on mandatory rabies vaccinations for dogs and cats in Durham until thev've received more information from staff. A recommendation from the Region's Health and Social Ser- vices Committee that the "Lieu- tenant Governor in Council be re- quested to enact Ontario Regula- tion 567 (Rabies Immunization) under the Health Protection and Promotion Act in the Durham Re- gional Health Unit" was initially tabled last December and will be addressed by Council May 3. "'Phis policy will result in more animals being abandoned to the street," said Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson, who's concerned that mandatory vaccinations could prove to be too expensive for some Durham residents. "People will be in a situation of not obeying the law or abandoning their animals to the street ... thg key is not draconian laws that drive people into being criminals," he said, noting the key is education. But, Brock Councillor and Health and Social Services Com- mittee chairman Larry O'Connor told his colleagues Durham is "the sole jurisdiction (in Ontario) that isn't covered in this legislation. It's important we move forward with this now rather than wait until we have incidents of rabies in Durham Region." Meanwhile, Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt said if council chooses to make rabies vaccina- tions mandatory, money should be spent on programs to offer free ra- bies clinics. � ., •mz�+7+e.�ti+ etas -�;a�..a. -.c.. +.r_ �..,.��,–. �.�_ w:� – ; - — AM PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 • ;!!.Aird dsr� Calling all Pickering High School alumni Reunion celebrationp lanned AJAX — Pickering High School's class of 1990 and 1991 is holding its 10 -year reunion in the fall, and grads from those years can look forward to a night of dining, dancing and reminisc- ing. The reunion is set for the Annan- dale Golf and Curling Club, Church and Bayly streets, on Saturday, Sept. 23. The evening promises to be a fun - filled occasion for those who attend. For more information, call Cara Hill at (416) 927-5867, or a -mail at PHSREUNION91 Cdhotmail.com. Practical nurses meet Monday in Ajax The Durham Lakeview Council of the Registered Practical Nurses Asso- ciation of Ontario holds its regular monthly meeting on Monday, April 24 at 7 p.m. at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre_ Har�tiru1 ��rnu� South, Ajax. This month's topic will be Parkin- son's Disease. 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J- A/P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 Wind ensemble tunes up fshow May performance is group's final concert of the season CARL FERF_NC21 News Advertiser photo Money bunny Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation chairman Rene Soetens planted an appreciative kiss on the Easter Bunny last week "hen he paid an eariv visit to the hos- pital with $6,000 in his basket. The cash was pun of a larger $40.000 donation to the hospital front an anonv- mous donor. LOOK FOR Dr. Green's Lawn Care Flyer in Today's r -*SHEMBAM HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 24 HMR HOTLINE CALL 427-5551 • Yew sono models yew al wanamy a�oilobh • IFacfory to &— tod�nioows • Ili W Prion Ouarmow • 100% porFonnwroo Ouoranme lAuftrimd Dealer Natural Gas [. The Lydian Wind En- semble's final concert of the season next month will have a decidedly spring- like quality to it. The ensemble — which includes members from Ajax and Pickering - pre- sents its concert entitled Wind of Spring on Satur- day, May 6 at the Free Methodist Church of Cana- da at 7:30 p.m. Lydian Wind Ensemble conductor Robert Phillips has selected music by Bach, Holst, Mozart, Vaughan Williams and other composers, featuring familiar music from the classics, marches, folk songs and novelty selec- tions. Guest artist is flutist Joanne Averill -Rocha. She'll perform two selec- tions from the French Flute Repertoire, along with con- ductor/pianist Robert Phillips. Ms. Averill -Rocha stud- ied flute in New Zealand, London, England and Geneva, Switzerland. In Switzerland, she was a member of the Geneva Chamber Orchestra and re- ceived the 'Premier Prix' for virtuosity in flute and chamber musicianship. Ms. Averill -Rocha now lives in Bowmanville. Mr. Phillips is a gradu- ate of Mt. Allison Universi- ty and the University of Toronto. A respected or- ganist, choir conductor, recitalist/accompanist and educator in the GTA, he as- sumed the position of con- ductor of the Lydian Wind Ensemble in February, 2000. Concert tickets are available at the door or from ensemble members by calling (905) 666-3169. The Free Methodist Church is at 1916 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby. We Sell For Less., Every Day 270Kingston Rd. E., R. R. 1, Ajax, ON 905-426-6164 12 EXPOSURES 4.44, 24 EXPOSURES 6.98 36 EXPOSURES 8.9_$ 135,110 C41 processing only. (Prices apply to 1 -Hour Photo only) 97 Each EVERY DAY in bffi].mm*utes without negatives NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 11 AM Pickering' ' 'Familyseminars activities mark Health Week PICKERING • Friday, May 5 at throughout the Brothers organiza- come. from I 1 a.m. and ings to children ments, and a nutri- Pickering Chi - The whole 10 a.m. - Mother's week for several tion. There is no The centre will I p.m. Chiroprac- and parents. Mas- tional consultant ropractic Health family is encour- Morning Out; prize drawings, charge for the host a special tors will offer free sage therapists will he on hand to Centre's at 1794 aged to celebrate Raffle tickets with the proceeds seminars and Family Day on spinal exams and will also offer free give out informa- Liverpool Rd. in Family Health will also be sold going to the Big everyone is Acl- Saturday. May 6 scoliosis screen- posture assess- tion. the Picklair Plaza. Week at the Pick- Bring Chiropractic $17,972 FREE $17,823 FRO tM $15,712 FRRMHEE $= $7,957 Health Centre dur- � E ing the first week sf CERTIFICATEWIL in May. Monday to Fri- day will be filled . A r' with seminars and events for the en- 58K CARAVAN , 69K 98 WINOSTGR 98K 95 CHEV 92 CHRYSLER ASTRO LT 128K FIFTH AVENUE tire family. 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For more i n- L _ formation, call (South of 4101, west Oflk-ack A&) 725-1166 or =_ 686-1516. 2:_1 -X00--3477 3316 _ AIP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 CARL FERENC & 1Vews Advertiser photo Back to thefuture Tom Collins, a former principal at Roland Michener Public School in Ajax, returned to see some of his old students and colleagues last week, and to read with some youngsters. Here, Dane Williams (top) and Corey Wright stand nearby as Mr. Collins prepares to read Norbert Napkin. Old bell sought for Pickering Museum Village schoolhouse PICKERING — The schoolhouse in the Pickering Museum Village is opening soon, but all that's lacking is a bell to signal the start of classes. So, the museum is looking for a big, old school bell to complete the look of the schoolhouse. "It would be great to be able to include one from the area:' said Laura Drake, Pickering Museum Village Foundation chair- inan. "A bell is something that is associated with a one - room schoolhouse, and would add to the school tour experience." If you know of a school bell that's looking for a good home, call Ms. Drake at(905)839-1395. �� IQIf��Q�11i Rl4sT-i :�C See Photographs of: Timmy Tri Face Lifts coanea Iajectioa BOTOX Ch iN ;eatatioa �C Su peon i lid Dr. AL Kara, _ Rl4sT-i :�C 11 1 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 13 AM BILLBOARD _ B ethe sda Housesofthe interimAPRIL shelter 23, 2000 e for MONDAY, APRIL 24 MENTAL HEALTH: The Durham Family Mental Health support group meets at 10 a.m. at the Pickering Vil- lage United Church, 3(H) Church St. N., Ajax. Support with the objective of improving mental health while focus- ing on the family unit. 668-6101, 619- 1499. BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feeding workshop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Information on breast-feed- ing, getting off to a good start, what to expect. 427-9547 for information, lo- cation. RPN: The Durham Lakeview Council of the Registered Practical Nurses As- sociation of Ontario meets at 7 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre, Harwood Ave. south of Bayly St., Ajax. Topic is Parkinson disease. All RPNs and PN students welcome. 432- 7604 (Shicla). TUESDAY, APRIL 25 PARENT SUPPORT: The local chapter of' the Association of Parent Support Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of kids involved in drugs, alcohol, run- ning away, dropping out of school, crimes and parent abuse. Call 416- 223-7444 or 1-8(X)-488-5666 for loca- tion. SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friend hip C'Iuh's Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St.:lndrews Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Brenda and David Gove will speak on their trip to France. 619-0315 (Betty). AMNESTY: Amnesty International, Group 90 Ajax -Pickering, meets at 7:15 p.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Ajax resident Kim Phuc will speak about her experiences in Vietnam. 668-7171. SEPARATED: 'The deadline to regis- ter for the next Separated Anonymous seminars is Friday. May 5. Separation and divorce seminars for men and women are held Tuesdays from 7:30 to 10 p.m. Topics include letting go, the law, anger, grief, self-esteem, children, intimacy and trust. 416-283-3305 for information, fixation. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26 SINGLE PARENT: The Ajax -Picker- ing chapter of the One Parent Families Association meets every Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curl- ing Club, corner of Church and Bayly sts., Ajax. For custodial and non-cus- todial parents. Phone 837-9670 for in- formation. BALLYCLIFFE: Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., -Ajax, holds a workshop on preventing falls, Step Safely, at 7 p.m. Presented by registered nurse Kelley Knobel and registered practical 'nurse Sandra Boyde. Everyone wel- come, free admission. 683-7321, ext. 915. COMPUTERS: Macintosh Users East (MaUsE) meets at 7:30 p.m. in the lecture theatre of Henry Street High School, 600 Henry St., Whitby. Club members Sean Murphy and Tom White will speak about setting up a web site. Free admission and everyone welcome. Phone 433-0777 for more information. Donations amounting to $12,000, plus a $5,000 municipal grant and $26,(X)) in provincial money are keeping the Bethesda House women's hostel on life sup- port. At this time the board has de- cided to remain operational;' says Karen McLean, the board chair- man, who notes the decision is only temporary for now. Whether the shelter remains open in the long term will depend on the Re- gion, she says. "One of the deciding factors will be Thursday (after The News Advertisers press deadline), whether we secure block funding from the Region," she adds. Bethesda House, a women's shelter providing temporary hous- ing and services to women and children, many coming from abu- sive homes, sent out a cry for help to the community last week as it sat on the brink of closure. Unable to make payroll or insurance pay- ments, the centre's board of direc- tors called an emergency public meeting on April 12. This week, it meets with the Region to find out if it can receive block funding, a type of financing that would guarantee it about $175,0(X) a year; approximately half of its annual $340.0)0 budget. But even if the shelter raised the full amount of its budget, that is only about half the amount other women's shelters of equal size, fully funded through the provincial government's Ministry of Commu- nity and Social Services, receive. The ideal would be for the provin- cial government to add Bethesda to the list of shelters it supports, says Ms. McLean. On Monday, Clarington coun- cillors voted to give Bethesda a $5,000 municipal grant, during its general purpose and administra- tion committee meeting. Council- lor Jane Rowe noted the shelter had not applied for funding for 2(XX) under the municipal grant program. In 1999, when it did apply, the municipality gave the shelter $5,000. At the same time, the municipal council called for the Province to find new funding for Bethesda. The same day, a Liberal MPP. George Smitherman (Toronto Cen- tre - Rosedale) supported the mu- nicipality's request, when he read it out in the house. Durham MPP John O'Toole says he hopes this issue will not become -politicized:' He is work- ing to find provincial funding for the shelter, which, he says, is actu- ally registered as a hostel. MIrold 720 Dui 668-5893 U LL1 MERF-___ 1-800-565-5893 Whitby 0 p U cc - _ _ co a �- HWY. 2 SQ? windows, 1993 GRAND MARQUIS LS V8, power windows, locks and mirrors, tilt, cruise, aluminum wheels, upgraded interior. 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DR A LIMITED TIME ONLY AT YOUR LOC -2 RUCK nFAi in NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 15 P It h &FITNESS NEWS n DV eaT isrk .a ra I L 23, zaoo Research shows we can blow our way into sinusitis Is it possible to trigger the onset of sinusitis simply by blowing your nose'? If this sounds absurd you should think again. New research shows we should all practice how to blow our noses. Or not blow them at all! It's estimated 35 million North Americans suffer from sinusitis. But manv don't know they have it. Rather, they blame stuffiness and pain on a lingering cold or allergies. And each year they spend over $2 billion on over-the-counter medica- tions that often bring little relief. Sinusitis is an inflammation of the sinuses. These are the air-filled spaces behind and below the eyes. They are normally sterile spaces that help to amplify our voices. The sinuses are lined by a thin membrane that secretes mucus. Hair cells sweep this fluid along to drain through small openings into the nose. Problems occur when these small outlets become clogged. Mucus stagnates and the sinuses be- come a breeding ground for infec- tion. The resulting pressure triggers facial pain, headaches, toothaches and postnasal drip. Dr. lack Gwaltney is an oto- laryngologist at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. He re- cently addressed the Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents in San Francisco. And he made everyone sit up and take no - lice. His speech was about blowing the nose. After all, this topic isn't exactly a very high-powered subject for medical research and discussion. l Xi The Doctor Game W. Gifford -Jones M. D. But it was an extremely practical message for all those who suffer from sinusitis. His research showed nose -blowing creates great pressure in the nose. In fact, it's 10 times greater than coughing or sneezing. He clocked the pressure at 60 to 70 mm Hg. This pressure is suffi- cient to shoot mucus containing micro-organisms back into the si- nuses. And this may set the stage for either acute or chronic sinusitis. But how could Dr. Gwaltney prove viruses and bacteria enter the sinuses'? He asked 10 volunteers to place co ntrast material in the na- sopharynx. Then they were asked to cough, sneeze or blow their noses. CAT scans were performed to see if the contrast material had en- tered the sinuses. Artd it was there for all the researchers to see. What surprised the researchers was coughing and sneezing did not have the same adverse effect. Doctors attending the meeting asked the obvious question. "What dors this finding mean'?" After all, it's hard enough to stop a sneeze or a cough. But what are you supposed to do if you have a runny nose? One physician asked facetiously, "Do you just tell patient.%. sniff and swallow?" Another doctor ques- Use up to 30 Pie fi to weeies: No exercise, no sweat; no excuses. 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Studies show adults with colds blow their noses an average of 45 times a day during the first three days of their illness. This provides ample opportunity for micro-organisms to enter the sinus cavities. In fact, one would suspect from these studies all nose blowers would develop sinusitis. Luckily that's not the case. Dr. Gwaltney reports the inci- dence of bacterial sinusitis is only two to five per cent. Nature, it ap- pears, is on our side most of the time. Dr. Gwaltney suggested the best way to prevent sinusitis is to de- crease the amount of mucus at the first sign of a cold. This can be done by using an antihistamine such a% Clantan along with 400 milligrams of Motrin. This combination stops the mucus and sneezing. But I have one other suggestion. I recently flew from Barcelona. Spain to Toronto. During the flight I had the questionable pleasure of sit- ting next to a man with a cold who was constantly blowing his nose. He blew with such gusto that I kept thinking he could be heard back in Barcelona. My advice. Blow your nose without trying to rousse the entire neighbourhood. Gentle nose blow- ing decreases the pressure and the chance of propelling micro-organ- isms into sinus cavities. Be sure to see your doctor if you believe your problem is sinusitis. Sometimes a short course of antibi- otics can be helpful. In other cases sinusitis may be a complication of seasonal allergy. These patients may benefit from locating the offending substance and getting de -sensitiza- tion shots. A small number of peo- ple may benefit from surgical drainage of the sinuses. JJJ You can write to Dr. Gifford -Jones clo King's Health Centre, 250 Uni- versiry Ave., Toronto M511 3E5 Lakeridge Health genetic testing gets funding increase "lite genetic screening program at Lakeridge Health Corporation has received a boost in provincial fund- ing. The regional genetic centre, lo- cated in Lakeridge Health Oshawa, is getting $51,(M for genetic screening and counselling for poo - pie at risk of familial or inherited cancer, including brew%t, ovarian and colon cancer. *1 would we this as the begin- ning of improved services which will grow with the regional cancer centre;' said Dr. Murray Treloar, physician leader for corporate labo- ratory services. The Province announced Wednesday it is investing $3.8 mil- lion annually to expand the regional genetics program, including testing and counselling and announced funds for centres in Oshawa and eight other locations. Dr. Treloar said the genetics pro- gram in Oshawa has provided coun- selling for a number of years. The new provincial funding will allow Lakeridge to educate the medical community and the community at large about the service, its availabil- ity and make it more accessible, he said. Lakeridge has also applied for funding to allow genetic testing to be done in Oshawa, in conjunction with the new regional cancer centre, he added. About one; in 10 people diag- nosed with breast, ovarian or colon cancer have a hereditary disposition i to these diseases. Kn(iwing that dis- position can affect treatment. The Province also announced the establishment of a provincial advi- sory committee to develop guide- lines on how best to prevent, deleca and treat genetic diseases. Local %IPPS welcomed the fund- ing for the: program. — With files from Torstar 'News Senice -Electronic * Muscle "Stimulation can jreshapa Qur� bid ` :in - a healthyway J Body Science is a good alterna- u,t�.,��.. co ... y Science Esthetician, tive for people who either do not =o x want to work out, who don't - , go have the time to work out or feel WAN that their body's are too out of """; S"'= you've ever tried. 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For only $5.99 you will receive.... One full week of training • Two Private Lessons A FREE T-Shirffl 1050 Brock Road South, Unit 18, Pickering ,•+�--�� (905) 837-0655 `- --------------------- THE 11TTNLATE AD%TN-n RE FOR NIFRE Hi*NLAN�' SKILLS TACTICS • STRATEGY LASER QUEST CUNNING GRERT FOR: � � � • • Kirttxl�� !`.u1Jt. • ���rn rr:um - rt>.w>a (kiti.y� .tN�n. • I;u.irx�. A (� K.uc E:aitit :• • PRIURTE ROOMS RURILRBLE or a nworw priv--- persooali ted � for �►oo gyLeam p,&M Basics Madan dw afmaw a kaaffdyNd maybe an emwg barbwe arrisbf�/isanw� YOUTH DANCES Friday Night Youth Dances Come to the coolest party in town. Bring your friends out for a great time on Friday nights. Listen to the newest music by your favourite bands. The next dates are April 28th, May 12th and 26th and June 9th. The dances, for Grades 5 to 8, are from 7 to 10 p.m. and tickets are $5.50 each. They go on sale at the Ajax and McLean Community Centres a week in advance of each dance. Buy your tickets as soon as you can because they go fast. YOUTH FEST The Town of Ajax, Recreation Services, in Partnership with City of Pickering Culture and Recreation, YMCA of Durham Region and The Youth Centre present YOUTH Fest 2000. Don't miss this great event taking place as part of Youth Week. Activities include games, entertainment, sports events and more. The best part is it's all FREE. It takes place on Friday, May 5th from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Busing will be provided for Ajax youth to and from Pickering. AJAX HOME WEEK Don't miss this annual event from June 10th to 18th. It features a parade, Rotary Pancake Breakfast, Family Events, the Kinsmen Steak Barbecue, Pasta Night and Fireworks. During the week on June 17th will be the Ajax & Pickering General Hospital Run The Lake 5km and 10 km walk/run starting at 10 a.m. at Rotary Park. DEADLINE IS IIHAJRSDAy MAY 18th Please mail responses Oshawa This Week 865 Farewell St., Oshawa ON. UH 7L5 Winners will be published on Sunday, May 21st. 0 jPsdsI tie Scbool - Ag �s 4NiYiVii - _ .r-4, Litt F1Cld itlps,:'• �alOi'lal � ' � - • • lsraetleal LM • Hfoio�► �� • ANNc - vocal t meatal , • teaera. y . p -fr .-.... . •�e.:��-. '.�k'4 C !.1 =J �'Jne. �J'*z� ey=�.�s. .....�.c-' s.r - • � r T- i NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 17 A/P ZlJoru CEO i BIKE ADVENTURE 2000 This event for the whole family takes place on Saturday, June 3rd at Rotary Park from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Bring your bike for a great adventure. Ride along the waterfront trail and participate in activities along the way. There will be lots of prizes and fun. Activities include a bike rodeo, entertainment, barbecue, lots of displays, interactive games and much more. The Town of Ajax, Recreation Services is proud to be part of this community partnership event. MUSIC IN THE PARK Bring the whole family to enjoy the music and beautiful lakefront at Rotary Park. Watch our paper for band announcements. Music includes a variety of rock `n roll, blues, new country, jazz and more. Mark these dates on your calender. Sunday, June 18th, 1 to 4 p.m. (Father's Day); July 16th, 1 to 4 p.m. and August 13th, 1 to 4 p.m. CANADA DAY It's never too early to make those Canada Day plans. Come to Rotary Park on Saturday July 1 st from Noon to 4 p.m. because you're invited to the biggest birthday party in Ajax this summer. There will be entertainment, petting zoo, lots of children's games and activities, a celebration cake, barbecue and other refreshments. ' The event is being held in co-operation with the Rotary Club of Ajax. Parking is limited. Please carpool, walk or bike of possible. PICKERING MUSEUM Don't miss these events this year at Pickering Museum. Steam Up and Opening - A Celebration of Springtime Activities on May 27th and 28th. Walking Through Thyme - Exploring the use of herbs for curative, culinary and cosmetic purposes, in our Village on June 1 Ith. Antique Classic Car Show - Presented by the Antique & Classic Car Club of Durham Region on June 25th. MWEST IN THE ESPLANADE Pickering's City and Country Celebration on Sat., May 27th. There will be kite flying. bring your kite; free admission; over 100 artists; creative story telling; food court; craft sale; street performers; youth arts area; kids activities tent; literary readings; sale of original art and performances all day. Located on the Esplanade between Glenanna and Valley Farm Roads. ��'•• SUMMER ART CAMP .A summer Art Classes for A /lyes For more informatiion, call Darlene , (905) 576-3000, Ext.114 Al The Robert MGLaulahun Gallery `9 n Q.. Str m OW.., WE HAVE MOVED The Ch i Id rev's Clinic Staffed by Pediatricians • New Patients Wel come! After Hours Clinic Open weekends & holidays loam to 1 pm Weekdays 5:30pm to 8:30pm 33 Church 5t. 5., Ajax 427-144E5 Pickering Horse Centre Finest Outdoor Howse Sbow Facilities Horse ' Camp +� Programs Beginners to Advanced (July & August) • 30 acres • 3 outdoor rings ���®� ��� •Hunter 6 Jumper Courses •Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge • Qualfied Instructors Call for more information X649-1342 PINS401110 belp 10 10 10 640 to to Go to- P so Ss go 6164-10 14, to to &110- 10i 10640 6000 &0610 �.. _ t .► Drive Raege . r. Bathes Cages :.ER�8eaei Vo!leyLal! 44;4, yy��,. Mte/ Pott j =• Canes Roow .- y -<. ! Cbildree's P!a Ceetre "SUMMER .. .CAM -1/2 DAY GOLF CAMP Stso WK • 3 hrs. instruction BIRTHDAY M - Roles, short and long game PARTY - Chipping and Potting PACKAGES - Drivers and Irons t: • 1 hr. for Lunch RI Mini Putt AVAILABLE • Lunch provided �F The Drama Club 1-mesents Exciting And Pun -filled Day Camps ; For Young People Of All Ages Primary nay lamp I.AI �s (-x) July 3-7 Play In A Week (Agee 9-12) July 10-14, 17-21 Su mserTbeatre Institute (.Ages 13-16) July 10-14, 17-21 For information, ==call 1-877-SHO-TYME (7416-8963) - iM -M1 Lx,..... -, 9057233308 1 � ,"YOUR POOL SERVICE UTNORrTY^ StAIIM INTO SAVINGS �� %a OFF irE ►AY TME WT ON ALL EN',,../►G� EQUIPMENT INSTALLATIONS. OI>kOYNT E;�G•J CALL AND BOOK TODAY FOR To q�y Sr" ED AN ADDITIONAL 5'6 OFF All DAY SPORTS CAMP 2 • I nstractioa i• G�If, Y.t���: ":. And Baseball n� - Roles ear! Fai�aeT Skills - V011616 11 Se • 1 hr. for Lee& a . _ 3 • Lunch prwidei 1610 um Ste Picker . can so0 . t _ _ - � -. - - _ .. - - i � .C7't � -�.. W?If' .1'!L'•"�.W7Q'.tik +i .a ..�ogiPW6CZ . w n 0 AIP PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 'hoosing to do CHOOSE LIFE! This weekend repre,,ents for me the resurrection of life; a remembering that year after year buds on the trees can be counted on to bring forth new life. The bulbs that I planted in my garden in the fall are showing their little green sprouts and, if the squirrels don't eat them all, will become beautiful flowers. I have never doubted that this will Ott,appen. It is a process that carnes itself to Let's Ask The Foot Doctor! Ronald J. Klein, B.Sc., D.P.M. Podiatrist -Foot Specialist Q. %1% hu --band and I both have flat feet and our seven year old has nM vet developed an arch. He is also complaining of tired feet and legs, especially when he does a lot of walking. A. "Don't worn•, they'll outgrow it" is a commonly heard response to par - ant's concerns about their child's foot function and appearance. However, all one needs to do is examine the numerous adult foot problems to realize that most of these abnormalities began in childhcxod and did not improve over time. Parents should be sensitive to com- plaints of fatigue or a hesitancy to walk or run without tiring. Additionally, chronic complaints in regard to foot and leg cramping should not always be dismissed as normal growing pains. Although it is normal for a child to experience some growing pains, this phenomenon is gener- ally short-lived and resolves itself within a few months. Overall, the most common concern arising from a child's gait development is the question of flat feet. Although a child's feint normally appears "flat, fat and flop- py" there is a gradual development of an arch and vertical heel position by the age of seven or eight. Excessive rolling in of ,the feet might be thought of as week ankles but is usually the result of Flat arch- es. This pronated gait can lead to unsteadiness. fatigue, abnormal shoe wear and even pain up the leg. These are all symptoms that a flatfooted condition may be present. Moreover, early detection and treat- ,rr.ent of these pediatric foot problems will assist in avoiding future foot, ankle and knee problems in the growing child. If you have a foot or leg concern and would like us to answer your ques- tions, mail in to the News Advertiser. fruition generally without question. The odd environmental twist might bring a blizzard or an icestorm. Yet inevitably once again the blessings of life present themselves with the coming of May flowers. We leave behind the barren winter months. We give thanks for time that we do have to sow the seeds of our choice knowing that when the harvest comes the horn of good and plenty will be brim- ming with the fruits of our labours. So it is in our lives day-to-day. It really is no different. A friend of mine, Martin Cecil, wrote a poem many years ago before he passed away. Let me share it with vou. It is called: ANY MOMENT Any moment of loving Any moment of giving Any moment of Thankfulness Is a moment of living Any moment of hating Any moment of lying Any moment of resentment Is a moment of dying All our rrwments add together Like the digits in a sun And the answer tells us plainly Whether life or death shall come Why is it that we forget that what we do has a relationship to what happens to us? Perhaps because some of what happens to us seems to be out of control. Environmental pollutants take their toll on our health and well-being. Other people require us to do things that sometimes make us compromise our integrity usually in the smallest of ways. We let those things go in order to keep the whole life we've put together over the years intact. Yet those little things do eat away at us to make us sick. Enough of them and they could build up to some big illness like cancer. IF To TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVA L"LE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES pings that pull life toge Cancer month helps me to remember that now is the time to begin to clear up those lit- tle compromises one by one to set the heal- ing process into motion. Moment by precious moment we can be chi)(—in t o d ) th th t 11 1•f g < < rugs a Fu i e together in our bodies or those things that Functional Dentures ... One Good Reason To Sonde! ' ' are pulling it apart. As a chiropractor, I Complete. Partial Dentures REPAIRS (t hr.) Relines work to help people to break down those NEW PERMANENT, William Steil, DD, EC.A.C.(A) roadblocks to the natural life flow through SOFT DENTURE LINER — Charles Wm. Steil D.D. the ner ous system and consequently 84 Old Kingston �d. W. throughout all aspects of a person's being. PICKERING VILLAGE AJAX When the physical blockages are freed up, the individual is set free to consider some of the � ' 683-4294 more subtle ways of letting go of old death -producing habits and to concentrate After hours 428-8801 more on enhancing good health. Dr. Mary Ann Franko, DC, BA, of Natural Health has been practis- racnd Chiropractic can make ing ing chiropractic ing chiropractic for 20 years in Toronto and now in Pickering. She is available to assist all the difference anyone who is willing to help themselves back to a healthy way of life by restoring iy n our world! motion to pints, life to the nervous system Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has and energy to the rest of the body, mind provided relief for many people just like you. and heart. Please call for a consultation covered by OHIP to see how she can help Many health problems have their source in spinal you and yours. (905) 683-7735. misalignments. Call for a spinal screening. a beautiful No G. Sr. & P.S.T. r Erg E Sat. appt. sififle ..is Something To Smile Aboul! • c move 8 how Deatures • law"61e Dentures on Implants • Smtne day tellim & Repairs • Free Conwlutions 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) Get the smile you've always %anted: Call Andre %arAgh b. D. (SuperCentre Plan) 10- "(905) 420-2652 DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST iI* 1i5•,- Nw. 4M N' #_�_ Dr. Kevin T)ber and Associmcc OPTOMETRISTS • Dispensing of Contact Lenses and Glasses • Complete Family Eye Caro • Low Vision Services • Laser Surgery Co -Mw agement 15 Harwood S. 08MMHw 4t1A�.2 427-4144 ,. DR. IDR. MARYANN FRANKO P i ti F RID G E YA,I -2 IN 11l.1 IT M U,—k Rd. 4 Hwy 2 Do you feel angry and frustrated? Do you hope that you won't be in the same struggling place this time next year? L)o you feel stressed or over anxious? D o you feel more depressed than happy? Do you want changes to happen but haven't got a clue how or where to start? Heather Campbell is a caring Psychotherapist and Behavior Consultant, practicing for over eighteen years. Heather brings considerable experience and sensitivity in supporting clients through their most challenging journeys of Life. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 19 AM ADVERTISING etter H ealth FEATURE Don't Accept Your Label! How many people accept ments. ele performing that repetitive a physical limitation when In order for a joint to motion to get stronger due to they don't necessarily have to? function properly and pain- constant use: neighbouring I am talking about "catch" free, it must be free of any muscles get weaker. This phrases such as "rotator cuff" restrictions. Muscles, which mechanism is one of the most problems, "carpel tunnel" syn- attach from bone to bone, span common causes of "rotator drome, chronic "tendonitis", joints and can therefore limit cuff" problems. The rotator etc. Often the true source of their proper motion of those cuff is a group of four muscles these problems is overlooked. muscles are imbalanced in that move the shoulder. Manv times the root of these terms of strength, tightness, or Commonly, the muscle that problems can be deceptively injury. turns the shoulder in will simple: soft tissue. The collec- Every day, situations such tighten, and due to its position tive term "soft tissue" refers to as the above arise. Repetitive between the shoulder blade muscles, tendons, and liga- motions tend to cause the mus- and the rib cage, it is difficult Child Sa Clinic et� � to stretch, and therefore g often let be. Over the Ion g term, what happens is this i if you would like to learn Wednesday, April 26th between muscle holds the shoulder so Ihow to teach your children 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. we will pro- tightly in a "turned in" posi- !about safety, please attend our vide to attending parents and tion, that when the other rota - ,upcoming Live Well Clinic on children through Kids Safe for cuff muscles attempt to Wednesday, April 26th. 1 p.m. Network a KIDSKiT which will turn the shoulder out, a sud- to 6 p.m. This informative clin- contain a Kids safe Home DNA den pulling/pinching pain is is will give you the opportunity identification kit which will be felt, and range of motion of the to register your child's identifi- stored in at the special sterile cation in the Safety Net container provided, for several 0 National Children's Registry. years. Also available in the Kids shoulder is felt. Commonly, treatment is directed only at the muscles that turn the shoulder out, but no work is ever done to the muscle that holds the shoulder turned in. Therefore the original problem is never addressed, and the problem simply progresses and people gradually adapt to a lessened range of motion at the shoulder, and even con- template surgery! 1 have on several occasions seen rapid recovery of "rotator cuff" injuries as son as its proper source has been appropriately managed. So don't accept a label of disability or being told to "learn to live with it"; do your- self a favour and explore other options. It will focus on DNA test- Kit is a child's ID card, registra- r enwood ing as the very latest tion with Safety Net (National �UIlSt1C�^wt`s n� "Identification technology". Child Registry) and other safe- . Chilli l DNA is in every cell nucleus ty tips toxo. 16 Cebu 619-140s and is unique to each and every Kids Safety Network also person. From the smallest of will offer you the added securi- biological samples modern ty of long term frozen storage DNA technology is able to and confidential registration of determine beyond any doubt your DNA sample with their not only who people are but laboratory. For the first 25 fam- also where they have been. The ilies, 1 Kidskit per family will - cells that line the interior of the be provided Free of charge. Ear Candling Available with Bille von Roeder Nicole Dickson mouth are the most accessible Beyond that each Kldslut will CALL FOR 'MORE I.VFORMA TION source of DNA. be available at a nominal A peaceful cuutim retreiit At our clinic on charge. 10Highwav 7 and Vestne Please make use of this valuable clinic at Pharmasave Pharmacy on 91 Rylander Blvd. Westhill (in the Abbeylane plaza beside Canadian Tire). It will help you with the greatest challenge you will ever face AG WYERS PUB rLose weight r Increase your energy level r Detoxify your body r Sleep better r Improve your quality of Ide Call Evelyn Arbour at the WeNne" Connecdon 360 Bayly 683-OSM Ajax Improve Your Nutritional Well-being! Deborah Mw)(Innon BA,R.N.C.P. New Clients Welcome Call for • • • Healthy Directions at the Chiropractic Wellness Cent • 1420 Bayly St., Unit 5 Pickering: (905) 8394723 y • (10 min. from do"ntown Pickering)VM Eye Believe In Miracles It's official. Thousands of people have eliminated their need to wear eyeglasses or contact lenses with LaserVision correction. But, rest assured, these "miracles" are not random. Selecting the right Laser Eye Surgeon is a critical step. -4. 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 experience you can trust. � e � Experience The Freedom! EXPERIENCE You Can Trustl Dr. Kelly Schoonderwoerd is the chiropractor at the South Ajax Chiropractor Clinic on Westney Road, and treats several peo- ple with shoulder, elbow, forearm, and wrist problems. Dr. Kelly Schoonderwoerd Chiropractor We have relocated 2 hghl� ltf a, znt, Ur,,,very Bay Centre located at .570 Westney Road .South. BIGGER LOCfI7lON Late Evening Hours"For your Convenience" flours. Monday and I-riday 10 am - 61>mTuesday and Thursday I lam -bpm ,%"e,w ph, Pie, riumhcr905)68.3-83.38 CHILD SAFETY DNA CLINIC Please attend our upcoming Live Well Clinic on Wed. April 26, 1:00pm - 6:00pm Register your Childs DNA with Safety Net National Childrens Registry. This informative clinic will explain how easy and safe it is to register DNA that can prove vital for identification purposes. PHARMASAVE urhain Dental Evening $ Saturday .Electro Surgery Cosmetic / Bleaching Preventative Care Caps / Crowns & Bridges Available White Filling Only Intra Oral Camera Imaging Ultra Sonic Sealing Free Consultations AirAbtasion / No Freezing / No Drilling Extractions (Wisdom Teeth) x Root Canal Treatment Nitrous Oxide (laughing Gas) Visa, Mastercard, Interact All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprehensive Care for Children New Patients & Emergency Calls Welcome -Ample Free Parking- 11111111 i (� 427-4280 Durham Dental Centre 13S Harwood Ave. N., (at Hwy 2) •Durham Centre (Be+idr Lc�hlaWS) 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. MacLeod, MD, FRCSC 117 ting St. East www•macleod-eye.com Oshawa, ON, Canada L1H 189 !-mail: macleodl@idirect.com tN: (905) 721-1211 toll free: 1 -877 -721 -EYES Dr. Kelly Schoonderwoerd is the chiropractor at the South Ajax Chiropractor Clinic on Westney Road, and treats several peo- ple with shoulder, elbow, forearm, and wrist problems. Dr. Kelly Schoonderwoerd Chiropractor We have relocated 2 hghl� ltf a, znt, Ur,,,very Bay Centre located at .570 Westney Road .South. BIGGER LOCfI7lON Late Evening Hours"For your Convenience" flours. Monday and I-riday 10 am - 61>mTuesday and Thursday I lam -bpm ,%"e,w ph, Pie, riumhcr905)68.3-83.38 CHILD SAFETY DNA CLINIC Please attend our upcoming Live Well Clinic on Wed. April 26, 1:00pm - 6:00pm Register your Childs DNA with Safety Net National Childrens Registry. This informative clinic will explain how easy and safe it is to register DNA that can prove vital for identification purposes. PHARMASAVE urhain Dental Evening $ Saturday .Electro Surgery Cosmetic / Bleaching Preventative Care Caps / Crowns & Bridges Available White Filling Only Intra Oral Camera Imaging Ultra Sonic Sealing Free Consultations AirAbtasion / No Freezing / No Drilling Extractions (Wisdom Teeth) x Root Canal Treatment Nitrous Oxide (laughing Gas) Visa, Mastercard, Interact All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprehensive Care for Children New Patients & Emergency Calls Welcome -Ample Free Parking- 11111111 i (� 427-4280 Durham Dental Centre 13S Harwood Ave. N., (at Hwy 2) •Durham Centre (Be+idr Lc�hlaWS) XIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 11101tZ1100,1111TAff, Jn��_qNw M Y ■ ■, ins 1998 RAM 2500 WAGON 2000 RAM 1500 `- 2l v8. auto, p.w.. p.d.l., p.m, tA, cruise. ar - V8, auto, tilt, cruisa, aluminum wheels. Sliding Rear Window, Side Mofdutg, OWL Radids, AIC, much more. 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All volun- teers receive excellent train- ing, flexible hours, and a great opportunity to help adults who are physically disabled. For more informa- tion contact Denise Harding at (905) 434-5280 PICKERING AUXILIARY RESCUE ASSOCIATION: A volunteer marine unit ded- icated to search and rescue on Lake Ontario is looking for people with boating or al- lied skills. Interested? Call Tony at (905) 839-6337 for more information on the or- ganziation. PICKERING READING CIRCLE: L(mking for vol- unteers to read to or listen to children ages four to 12 read in English or French. Satur- days from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Call (905) 839-3037. SCOUTS CANADA: Has an immediate requirement for 10 leaders in the Ajax and Pickering area working with youth from five to 14 years of age. We have a waiting list of 50 boys and girls wanting the "Fun of the Outdoors". Be a Leader! Help create the adults of tomorrow. Par- ents or single adults wel- come. Learn about your envi- ronment and your communi- ty. Full training program pro- vided. Call (416) 410-60)3 today! STEWART GROIIP HOMES: Enthusiastic vol- unteers needed to assist on outings and with recreational activities in the home. Please call Lesley Camp- bell at (905) 686-3111 Ext. 2. VICTIM SERVICES OF DURHAM REGION (V.C.A.R.S.): Caring people needed. Enjoy a challenging and rewarding volunteer ex- perience by assisting victims of crime and tragic circum- stances. You will work in partnership with The Durham Regional Police Services. For more information SALE ►PECIALCarrier of gA�GA1: `� The Week iN TODAY'S News Adveftlff Sun., Apri123, 2000 News Advertiser i Dr. Green Lawn Care AjaWPidL i EnWdge Houle Service AOWPick �) AM M1 ' Naim Wife Paving AoWick- i /nvrw Saks AjoyJPkk i Pharma Plus AjaWk k. *SMS AoWick. i walmwt 14oWick, `Delivered to relaxed liow olds only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest ofyour newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, cal DUCNCAN THEp at 683-5110.r.� t Ilk Michael Sunday's carrier of the week is Michael. He enjoys playing hockey and soccer. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Miichael for being our carrier of the week. WalMart,Ajax 135 Kingston Rd.,Ajax 222 Bayly St.W.,Ajax 1360 Kingston Rd., Pick. please call: Michelle Azubuike, executive director (905) 430-5968 or (905) 579- 1520 Ext. 1846. Applications to be a vol- unteer must be completed as soon as possible. VICTIM/WITNESS AS- SISTANCE PRO- GRAMME, MINISTRY OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL: Looking for volunteers to provide a vari- ety of tasks (clerical work, at- tending criminal court with �ictirnti/'itnesses, providing inl, r:,.w n to the public). For more information, on the program, please call (905) 430-4170. VOLUNTEER SERVICES OF VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES - DURHAM BRANCH: Calling all men and women, of all ages, from all over Durham Region. 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PRODUCT OF U.S.A. SPANISH /� "50L I`� • 1150 Le. _�' BAG GARLIC 1 earc cE>F CASE ONIONS r^ry nceA1 cnc BAG UM PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 Oraime fXrronning NEWS ADVERTISER APR 1 L 23, 2 0 0 0 Birthday " Happy fifth birthday to our youngest sweet- heart Brianna i Jackman on April 24. From Mom, Dad and sisters Natasha and Shaunice. Have a great dav!" Birthday April 24 is the day Kai - ley Chappell turns nine. "We want to wish our spe- cial girl a happy birthday with lots of love and kisses. s It'from Mom, Dad, Chris and Flurry.- Also, happy birthday wishes to Nanny, Grandma, Chris and Uncle Norm. ' Birthday "Our little buddy has turned two! Colin Patrick Spry celebrated his birth- day on April 7. Wishing him a happy birthday and lots of love were Mommv, Daddy and sisters Lindsay and Allition. - We love you C.P.- Engagement Nancy and George McPhee are delighted to announce the engage- ment of their daughter Kelley Kathleen to Mansour Afrazy. i 1r luayS "April 28 is a spe- cial day in the An- drews' home. as Ker - sten, Cameron and Connor turn one. It's been a wonderful and busy year, full of laughter and fun. Best wishes and lots of love to the triplets from Mommy, Daddy, Oma and Opa, Gramma and Poppa, their aunts, uncles, friends and volunteers. Also, litany thanks go out to all of the volunteers. Without you, we couldn't have done it. We really appreciate all your help." Birthday AL birthday poem for a handsome fella with a birthday on April 24: "Our little Devon is turning one. Bringing us lots of joy and fun Loves to walk, laugh and play We love you very much and happy birthday." Birthday greetings from Mommy, Daddy, Grandpa, Grandma and Uncles Colin and Andrew. =off 17% Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 (� THIS WEEKS CAKE WINNERS ARE: 2 �. 3. Ahz Robb Winners may go directly to Baskin Robbins to receive their FREE rake. (Pkase provide itkywficam) TRACE VALta tWM SAr, ATM ",boo Birthday Happy birthday to -our precious little girl" Emma Lynn Rose Brozovich, who turns one on April 23. "We love you so much. You're a treasure! Love Mommy and Daddy." Birthday A big fan of the Toronto Maple Leafs celebrated his first birthday on April 20. That means Alex Robb was all smiles and there was a party at Chuck E Cheese. o Happy birthday wishes and love from Dad and Grand- 1 ma. . STRIKE LOOMS AT DURHAM CAS - STATUS OF CONTRACT TALKS IS UP IN THE AIR N 1r 'k- ay- y With a strike deadline of next Wednesday (12:01 a.m., April 26) looming, talks between the Durham Children's Aid Society and CUPE Local 3223 appear to be in limbo. Mediated talks aimed at averting a strike ended early the morning of April 20, with no clear indication from the employer whether or not they would even meet again before Tuesday. There are several outstanding issues yet to be resolved, including: • increased caseloads for CAS workers • contracting out • job security language • wages ` • technological change Durham CAS workers are being asked to protect vulnerable children, but they need the proper tools to do that. Increased caseloads are like tying their hands behind their backs and asking them to try and do their jobs. E�cec�ti�re Director gets 9% m muce n m "r It has not helped that frontline workers just found out the agency's Executive Director received a 9% pay hike this year — and he's already part of the $100,000 club I And speaking of spending money, we are talking about an agency that doesn't seem to have any problem whatsoever dropping $228,000 a year for an optional affiliation to the Ontario Association of Children's Aid Societies. A message from osteo ON workers, members of COPE Local 3Y28 Y 117 . Sport &LEISURE N J W S A D V E R T I S E R Pickering ace national dchamp PICKERING — A Picker- ing tennis player and his part- ner are Canadian doubles champions. Adil Shamasdin and partner Peter Richman of North York won the Canadian National Tennis Under -18 Doubles title last weekend. In only their second tourna- ment together, the pair finished with an unblemished record and didn't drop a single set. The two first paired up to win the provincial title a few Erskine honoured in OHL coaches poll Knight top checker His bone -crushing checks have made opponents and coaches take notice this season. Ajax's John Erskine was among three Durham Region players who cracked the an- nual Ontario H o c k e y League coach- es' poll for Western Con- ference teams. The London JOHN Knights' de- ERSKINE fenceman was deemed to be both the best body checker and best defensive defenceman. He also finished a close sec- ond to Sarnia's Ryan Van - Buskirk in the hardest shot cate- gory. Another Knight, Chris Kelly of Bowmanville, finished tied for third in voting for the most underrated player in the West, while Brampton Battalion de- fenceman Jay Harrison of Whit- by finished third behind Erskine and Sarnia's Dan Watson in the best defensive defenceman cate- gory- Aw Fax it News Advertiser newsroom 683-7363 weeks ago. In the national champi- onship final, Shamasdin and Richman beat Branko Kolvek of Dundas, Ontario and Thomas Knizat of Vineland, who had upset the second- and third -seeded pairs to advance to the finals. Top -seeded Shamasdin and Richman broke serve twice in the first set to go up 6-1. and kept up the mo- mentum on their way to a 6-4 second set win to capture the tournament. NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 25 P A P R I L 2 3, In the semi-final match, Shamasdin and Richman downed Christopher Magnone and Alexandre Malka of Que- bec 6-0, 6-4. In quarter -finals action, the Ontario duo beat the Calgary team of Brent Cumberford and Filip Koziell 6-3, 6-2. The pair won their first two games against Toronto teams in straight sets, defeating David Webb and Byron Weinberg 6-4. 6-2 and Tom De Larzac and Jonathan S,, 6-2. 6-3. RON PIF_I'RONIRO/News Advertiser photo Knocked to the turf Katrina Gaudet (13) of the St. Mary Catholic Secondary School Monarchs knocks down Pickering High School Trojans' Natal- ie Davy while in pursuit of the ball during Lake Ontario Sec- ondary School Athletics senior girls'soccer action. The league - opening contest was played at the Ajax school Wednesday af- ternoon. The Trojans won 3-2. Natalie Urbas scored twice and twin sister Jasmin Urbas scored once for Pickering High. Melissa Gaudet and Bianca Savarino replied for the Monarchs. Email us a SEARS CORRECTION FOR OUR W PAGE SEARS EASTER PRE-PRINT (SALE DATES: APRIL 17-22, ZM) (CMSFM) PAGE SS - MINIM BINOCULARS 042= ARE NOT AVAILABLE THROUGH SHOP BY PHONE. FOR OUR FURN. A FURNIAPPL. PRE-PRINT (SALE DATES: APRIL 17- APRIL 99, 20116) PAGE 6 - GENERATIDNS QUEEN DED ENSEMBLE REG. 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Let us teach you: • Travel Fundamentals & Components --__• • Toursnm wish • Selling Cruises is" M • Tariffs and Ticketing • Selling Skills • Agency Automation • APOLLO and SABRE TORONTO 11�IO2■ 16)0)r•704.11 Ly1�T:ZZi Register now for the course that begins this spring- PICKERING CAMPUS 420-1344 Financial Assistance may be available if you qualify P14[�Wwft%k PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT CENTER timbetn Gimme a The Productivity Improvcrnem Center is a IcMing training, consulting gip. We are currently seeking: Auditors VMe have an immediate need for self dineck-A cancer oriented individuals to perform audits a one or more of the following areas: ISO 9000. QS -9000 and ISO 14000. Qualificaliatns should include the followisr. • Successfully passed the Lead Auditor course • hteroal Auditing expaieneoe • Relevant experiproe in the iwdulstrial and serves sem • Excellem oannrmicatiaa and organizational skills This will be a contract posed Pkxse fax torr neseme to (905) 721-3339. No ,bone calk please. Owly [base scoped for an inlervim will be contacted. 11 comwe TIE MtttM sllaapc b Nora 1 ne�.Ao Dior aw in IN= wino am Sk/Id. N, i cnn. Zv WSFnors Notes, tlyatwSe aan.liseralon Ylaaoe M. N=Well vaire " am Arbon. Solt Dwwkm b spdr Cal C ftp (SMW7-3010C. A USM - Twd d amo d - be lrM1d11?. Ale los cor- swtltr in All rsaram syn puftas dtr ns apwMllly to rayon pew aewrgr or br ono advawel C00% W sole w'ee eroswle w it JIM 4e oNle tlnliwilee iR �opa�W Ieid�l�le�asl NM nesrrws n Tow Rae ab Attufale, 22 SWAnn i Ri Sara, Otwrw, 1.L 51.11. Fa x!0_61 725-32!6 or l:yt hos) in Citrbera Tye Cowwer Nl. 111"U et. and acre oak. r asalinAbelie ,Nal 411Sitelpa aorolwsdt Cd 10.0- E.LUS. aawel ti 1 i afPsa7lMtrtY erne wary a go calicos of yon halefree dwis. Sod SASE to floe 207. Ubeidpe gas 1..-P 111117. To Place Your Ad Call: 683-0-707 Web Site: wwwAurhamnews.net Career & Job Ex our y gThe solution to hirin problems. Find the rpt people for the job! presented by 06HAWA • WHITBY • CLAWNGTON • PORT PERRY THIS WEEK chair ® Wednesday, June 14, 2000,12 noon-8pm, P , Accuallile Jubilee Pavilion, Lakeview Park, Oshawa an Bus Route - Free Admission - Free Parking Special Publication: Sunday, dune 11, 2000 To register your company, call today! Tel: (905) 576-9333 or (905) 683-0707 Toronto: (416) 798-7239 oading employee benefits and weiness consulting firm, is seeking an exceptional individual to take on the responsibility of wellness Administration Coordinator Job Descriptan: Liaise with firm's wellness clients ir� t3,ordi- natin9 various wellness initiatives in their workplace: acirTtirrister' ands is: t various worksite wellness Programestablish "ftfirm's and annival opera" plans the client's: provide expert clinical knowledge in various health top- ics: conduct data analysis related to organizational health risks and Program irnitiatives- QuIllificadons: Successful candlidate will possess: • Bact'eim of Science Degree in IWir" or ""alert • Strong communication and presentation skins • Strong analyoral slats We offer a competitive wage, flexible bene - company pension. flex time and employee wellness pro- VFML Please apply by Fax or E -mai aro later than May 12, 2000 lo: etllfett Taylor & Associeles LkL, Attn: B. Wang Fate (905) 666-4887 or E -Mail: bwang@buttentaylor.com IMr 1.g - l of If so aft appolr btaf a dWbe MeM Ny Moss saUcAsd Aar an k0niaew will be contacted OF FLOIRAL DESIGN 2bwnn hop 6 WL & p j 3 dill. Falenin al ceiEse Pelt-tbls�liN finis t:ilNIt alleilable. M beaidlil t;arser b be it • Sit Siwecae IL M M1111" • 7 laieStrses Av�L Valk Ze 1 Gaud N* �supeomisom mum bm 5-10 YearsaperialW A nal P.1 wo ad awivaarucui wont. how or. Fax w srwe: tabt 416.217 -t1116 - C" Gain a me" 1.w Inny wMy or con. ostia twAsde , , n ad Wlpr inn on.lor Iraq. Yost b 21 yens Of ase with dean drkrirla bwia� OpporMilies in Dw- pp1yeee intere0ed. 906x77-219aK ea:r a I Gwnrallblp CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- spomuble for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no l- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads a torted to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. Arcopy is subject to the al: val of manlagerrw of News Advertiser. soft , lie 0� 4Mug w�lrllpceks i Brock St. It Cilium BMW VA an or on m nrmw in savioe dw Dwhm sad Toronb area. ot'111ww.wLParcO� .�OD�.'rrata'' EMM 1200., 13D0., 5500.. or alone per week.pp�� produntts in the co WW,.1 of b:�your ow hopwwe.peSww. a so- I 6-2400 Ounda W.- Sulk 541. Ref 636, kMs- saarga, Ont. 1.511: 286. DWOM MCM Barlow i Nair sVW on" 101, HOF r w Part TWO. Phase car Ms. s79.2e211 afler 3 p w. wwdk- deys or W-1514. Video & PC Accessory Company located in Pickering, is seeking a cheerful, outgoing, bilingual, PC ENTHUSIAST Who would be- assisting our consumers with trouble -shooting technical issues with our PC and Video gaming products. Requirements needed: Fluent in French and English, I year's experience in Customer Service, 3-4 year's experience configuring Windows based PCs, a deep knowledge of Windows 95198, Direct X, USB, Web Browsers, Newsgroups, MS Word & Excel.. Plecue reply ill: FILE # 525, c/o Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, ON L I H 7L5 WEB SITE Diploma Flexible fioancing + start dates. Prime Tech 1m4itute Scarborough, N -York, Downtown 416 99,91=0121 IMCareer Training Im career. Training TRAIN TO BE A MONTESSORI TEACHER Toronto Montcssori Institute offers part-time, full-time and summer Bourses qualifying you to teach chil- dren in the Montessori environ- ment, ages birth to 12 years. All courses Icad to a diploma or certifi- cate. The prerequisite for most of the courses is a University degree. For further details call Pam at: (905) 889-9201 or email pdebtx)C,Otoronto-montessori.on.ca An Information Evening will be held on Wednesday, April 26th at 5:15 p.m. tit 8569 Bay view Ake., Richmond Hill. RSVP Pam. 1 i.; Ildp Uff Gsnwat Illtp 2 LARGE H.V.A.C.R. Companies in Durham Region are Merging They require: ►Residential Sales Staff -Commercial Sales Staff -Residential Service Staff -Residential - Light Commercial Installers Good Salary, Benefits and Commission, to apply to all of the jobs abore: Fax resume to (905) 683-0817 An 4W" 94 has arisen A7r a Abdwerg Agent in ft AjalvPiaYsni"g area. No ss&V irwot►ed, ftW orifi' dafeerits to new aoaowo and ebsArg cusAtnims 111111101601111111: fur Training field &No" •A guuanteW per hear incare at SM yaw Rerlde SUdabill V111111CIe • storage br sbdt The accesstul individual will build a king -term luhxe and determine Chair own income level. I,�MMMrE® ti/tMMt1M0. tMt0lMlea 11IMIIEAIAMCE Fore >fty 1>ws bows. 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We are currently seeking: Auditors VMe have an immediate need for self dineck-A cancer oriented individuals to perform audits a one or more of the following areas: ISO 9000. QS -9000 and ISO 14000. Qualificaliatns should include the followisr. • Successfully passed the Lead Auditor course • hteroal Auditing expaieneoe • Relevant experiproe in the iwdulstrial and serves sem • Excellem oannrmicatiaa and organizational skills This will be a contract posed Pkxse fax torr neseme to (905) 721-3339. No ,bone calk please. Owly [base scoped for an inlervim will be contacted. 11 comwe TIE MtttM sllaapc b Nora 1 ne�.Ao Dior aw in IN= wino am Sk/Id. N, i cnn. Zv WSFnors Notes, tlyatwSe aan.liseralon Ylaaoe M. N=Well vaire " am Arbon. Solt Dwwkm b spdr Cal C ftp (SMW7-3010C. A USM - Twd d amo d - be lrM1d11?. Ale los cor- swtltr in All rsaram syn puftas dtr ns apwMllly to rayon pew aewrgr or br ono advawel C00% W sole w'ee eroswle w it JIM 4e oNle tlnliwilee iR �opa�W Ieid�l�le�asl NM nesrrws n Tow Rae ab Attufale, 22 SWAnn i Ri Sara, Otwrw, 1.L 51.11. Fa x!0_61 725-32!6 or l:yt hos) in Citrbera Tye Cowwer Nl. 111"U et. and acre oak. r asalinAbelie ,Nal 411Sitelpa aorolwsdt Cd 10.0- E.LUS. aawel ti 1 i afPsa7lMtrtY erne wary a go calicos of yon halefree dwis. Sod SASE to floe 207. Ubeidpe gas 1..-P 111117. To Place Your Ad Call: 683-0-707 Web Site: wwwAurhamnews.net Career & Job Ex our y gThe solution to hirin problems. Find the rpt people for the job! presented by 06HAWA • WHITBY • CLAWNGTON • PORT PERRY THIS WEEK chair ® Wednesday, June 14, 2000,12 noon-8pm, P , Accuallile Jubilee Pavilion, Lakeview Park, Oshawa an Bus Route - Free Admission - Free Parking Special Publication: Sunday, dune 11, 2000 To register your company, call today! Tel: (905) 576-9333 or (905) 683-0707 Toronto: (416) 798-7239 oading employee benefits and weiness consulting firm, is seeking an exceptional individual to take on the responsibility of wellness Administration Coordinator Job Descriptan: Liaise with firm's wellness clients ir� t3,ordi- natin9 various wellness initiatives in their workplace: acirTtirrister' ands is: t various worksite wellness Programestablish "ftfirm's and annival opera" plans the client's: provide expert clinical knowledge in various health top- ics: conduct data analysis related to organizational health risks and Program irnitiatives- QuIllificadons: Successful candlidate will possess: • Bact'eim of Science Degree in IWir" or ""alert • Strong communication and presentation skins • Strong analyoral slats We offer a competitive wage, flexible bene - company pension. flex time and employee wellness pro- VFML Please apply by Fax or E -mai aro later than May 12, 2000 lo: etllfett Taylor & Associeles LkL, Attn: B. Wang Fate (905) 666-4887 or E -Mail: bwang@buttentaylor.com IMr 1.g - l of If so aft appolr btaf a dWbe MeM Ny Moss saUcAsd Aar an k0niaew will be contacted OF FLOIRAL DESIGN 2bwnn hop 6 WL & p j 3 dill. Falenin al ceiEse Pelt-tbls�liN finis t:ilNIt alleilable. M beaidlil t;arser b be it • Sit Siwecae IL M M1111" • 7 laieStrses Av�L Valk Ze 1 Gaud N* �supeomisom mum bm 5-10 YearsaperialW A nal P.1 wo ad awivaarucui wont. how or. Fax w srwe: tabt 416.217 -t1116 - C" Gain a me" 1.w Inny wMy or con. ostia twAsde , , n ad Wlpr inn on.lor Iraq. Yost b 21 yens Of ase with dean drkrirla bwia� OpporMilies in Dw- pp1yeee intere0ed. 906x77-219aK ea:r a I Gwnrallblp CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- spomuble for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no l- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads a torted to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. Arcopy is subject to the al: val of manlagerrw of News Advertiser. soft , lie 0� 4Mug w�lrllpceks i Brock St. It Cilium BMW VA an or on m nrmw in savioe dw Dwhm sad Toronb area. ot'111ww.wLParcO� .�OD�.'rrata'' EMM 1200., 13D0., 5500.. or alone per week.pp�� produntts in the co WW,.1 of b:�your ow hopwwe.peSww. a so- I 6-2400 Ounda W.- Sulk 541. Ref 636, kMs- saarga, Ont. 1.511: 286. DWOM MCM Barlow i Nair sVW on" 101, HOF r w Part TWO. Phase car Ms. s79.2e211 afler 3 p w. wwdk- deys or W-1514. Video & PC Accessory Company located in Pickering, is seeking a cheerful, outgoing, bilingual, PC ENTHUSIAST Who would be- assisting our consumers with trouble -shooting technical issues with our PC and Video gaming products. Requirements needed: Fluent in French and English, I year's experience in Customer Service, 3-4 year's experience configuring Windows based PCs, a deep knowledge of Windows 95198, Direct X, USB, Web Browsers, Newsgroups, MS Word & Excel.. Plecue reply ill: FILE # 525, c/o Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, ON L I H 7L5 WEB SITE Diploma Flexible fioancing + start dates. Prime Tech 1m4itute Scarborough, N -York, Downtown 416 99,91=0121 IMCareer Training Im career. Training TRAIN TO BE A MONTESSORI TEACHER Toronto Montcssori Institute offers part-time, full-time and summer Bourses qualifying you to teach chil- dren in the Montessori environ- ment, ages birth to 12 years. All courses Icad to a diploma or certifi- cate. The prerequisite for most of the courses is a University degree. For further details call Pam at: (905) 889-9201 or email pdebtx)C,Otoronto-montessori.on.ca An Information Evening will be held on Wednesday, April 26th at 5:15 p.m. tit 8569 Bay view Ake., Richmond Hill. RSVP Pam. 1 i.; Ildp Uff Gsnwat Illtp 2 LARGE H.V.A.C.R. Companies in Durham Region are Merging They require: ►Residential Sales Staff -Commercial Sales Staff -Residential Service Staff -Residential - Light Commercial Installers Good Salary, Benefits and Commission, to apply to all of the jobs abore: Fax resume to (905) 683-0817 An 4W" 94 has arisen A7r a Abdwerg Agent in ft AjalvPiaYsni"g area. No ss&V irwot►ed, ftW orifi' dafeerits to new aoaowo and ebsArg cusAtnims 111111101601111111: fur Training field &No" •A guuanteW per hear incare at SM yaw Rerlde SUdabill V111111CIe • storage br sbdt The accesstul individual will build a king -term luhxe and determine Chair own income level. I,�MMMrE® ti/tMMt1M0. tMt0lMlea 11IMIIEAIAMCE Fore >fty 1>ws bows. Sala poo- person tul-wa. boom, good ek mnled linos ' for vnja, expeaffloe n e=sary. usrhm aria Car Stu at oris kinst. absuad item. IRM19-2mll. Sorry. Call 433-1624, or hs NpwMesd �ROIQ drives n- leswse 434-ma0. Nealawg�pa�tppearyuo Calcar 723-77x4. .Y'Jl'14�r}3�1�r��'x..',.'-�,� :;-�,.'....: -. ...- . - _ . - .. - -�c � J9vslt^ �'..---• T n. , i �.. -r Ps b X -: v' �iLY�� - -rte s NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 27 A/P 1 General Help 1 rom Help IMI General H* 1 Goo" Itelp 1 GeneerM Hndp 1 Get" Ilelp Iff General NNp JJW General Netp 1W Genend Ifelp Customer Service Clerk required for Electronic Service Department, automobile service background and bilingual in French is an asset. Please call (905)668-6429. KIDS! KIDS! KIDS! - Ages 2+ - Wanted for N & Movie Jobs! No Fees!! MenNllomen 16-65 yrs. Needed for same! No extras. Parents Call (416) 221-3829 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES It there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. COMFORT INN Hiring immediately Front Desk & Housekeeping Resumes can be dropped off at 533 Kingston Rd., Pickering is Airing cl deals for summer positions. Team eavireameM werldag outdoors oath ~ shadetds. Se a pan of a stldent business! candidates will learn quickly and ort is a paced incvirorneeat. Mast Waft Will be reaidentfal ani wormods, to .n o C"dam to I comfortable 9oliag with paeans sad delivering iendly astomer service. No experience repired, training provided. Pay for somn mer to age from 100twoO at ig.gOlAc, other bmsn available for coag perfomers. Miainwrn 41 hrs/Week. Seeting aadidates for May wall Joao (H Weeks) Strong performers will have opportaaity far full-time wort andl Aagast A1ja clierirtgAeest 11"by am Fax to==: (985) 427-M or contact Itillary () 427-4314 JOB FAIR SPRING INTO NEW OPPORTVNMESH Ff� RU ESHMEM • Bring a friend • Receive a Referral Bonus • Opportunities for permanent work • Pay day every Friday including 4% vacation pay • Assignments dose to home • Assemblers • Strong Warehouse Workers • Pickw/Packers • Welders ($1141SAtr) • Machine Operator's ($"100.) • S eel-toW safely shOetlbOOb required • Wvv yaw void ufeglgafteid l-9 account Into. for direct deposit Walk In 4:00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Wedrteedatr, April 26, 2000 PlIelkePAcreation Centre Rm.1 � yagey Farm PAJ"wy. 2 Oft Cau (416) 292-22aZ for sppL NO STUDENTS PLEASE! 4111111M1M Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every 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 M -~Aur, . PROMO Co. looking to fill 20 openings immediately 18+ STUDENTS WELCOME! Simply call Nikki (905) 686-4473 C'Xisr Bring your license and abstract to 1825 Markham Rd. Between 9. 5. Monday - Friday Recruiting Class AZ Truck Drivers. Full time and part time hours New equipment, refrigerated grocery runs. Direct store delivery, loading Included. All shifts, local work, on call, Durham Region. 1 (888) 562-3748 ask for Brent or Tracy Local Contract Carrier requires an EXPERIENCED LOAD PLANNER If you are a service driven, computer literate, and can work in fast pace environment, please forward your resume with salary expectations to : File 4 522, P.O. Box 486 Oshawa This Week 865 Farewell St., Oshawa, ON L1 H 711_5 We thank all applicants, only those under m'uw will be contacted. NOW HIRING PAY CHEQUE BY NEXT FRIDAY Large intemational distribulron firm has openings in all departments: • Sales • %I t. Training • Dtspla s "X) weZy (minimum to start Must be neat in appearance and able to start immediately. Call for interview (905)720-0210 Mon., Tue. Only. STUDENTS WELCOME PROPERTY MANAGER Durham Region's premier condo- minium specialist, Newton Property Management & Consultants Limited, is seeking a dynamic individual for the po- sition of Property Manager. The successful candidate must have ex- cellent communication skills, sound knowledge of residential building sys- tems, and a minimum of three years previous experience in property manage- ment. Please send resume & salary expectations to: Newton Property Management & Consultants Limited 124 Wilson Road South Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 6C1 co STAINED GLASS WORKER progressive local stained glass manuf:lcturcr quires an experienced person to build :curative leaded glass parcels. The V1709 tate candidate must be Skilled at Itting glass, using lead came or copper it, and soldering. Successful applicants e detailed -oriented and enjoy working on :licate or tedious projects, able to manage s/her time efficiently, and possess the rility to work without direct supervision. exible hours and compensated on a e rework schedule. Qualified candidates please [ax resManes to (905)404-2680 or call (995)404-%92 is looking for Fids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. in their neiahborhoods. Call 905.683--5117 Greemble Garden Prodoets requires a customer service driven person to deliver throughout Ontario from our Pickering location. The right person should: e Have a clean D or G license. e Be able to drive a 24' standard straight box truck. • Be able to handle heavy products. • Be organized and work efficiently. • Be personable with customers. rise .rend drivers obstruct aid rerunie ro: GREENDALE GARDEN PRODUCTS 1095 Kingston Rd . Pickering. Ontario L I V I BS Attn: Arnie McLellan If you are looking for a career in a fast -paced industry where you will use your talents to provide "WOW service; if you are dynamic, responsible and want to succeed, don't miss these unique opportunities to join our team. Positions available now: WAIT STAFF, BARTENDERS, KITCHEN STAFF, COOKS Please submit resume to: 5 JOB FAIR In the AMC Theatre - Thickson Rd / 401 April 24, 1:00 - 8:00 pm April 26, 1:00 - &00 pm April 27, 1:00 - 6:00 pm ' LAm.bostonpizza.com LS LOT PERSON Immediate opening for a hard working individual with strong common sense, a valid driver's license and a clean driving record. Duties will include driving vehicles, washing vehicles and general lot maintenance. Hourly pay based on work experienced and qualifications. Call Hector Bosotti/Jim Stevenson for an interview (905) 427-2500 - Bob Myers Chev Olds Ltd. 425 Bayly St. West Ajax ®MANPOWER 0 Manpower, a global leader In providing staffing solutions is working in partnership with Steelcase Canada Limited. We are currently seeking • General Labourers • Warehouse workers • LighfJheavy assemblers • Painters • Brake press operators • Material Handlers Positions located in the Markham area. (Woodbine & Steeles) and pay $9.00/hr+ piecework; 40 hr/wk plus overtime. Please call Sally at 905-831-7683 or 905-686-7732 or fax your resume to 905-831-8134 Manpower offers great pay, benefits, paid holidays, training, referral bonuses and more. 1 General Help RESTAURANT NEAP WARTED General dunes Apply in per- son io Hooksey s Fern L Chips. 3050 Garden Sueet int RossU4. Whift. Om FWD OUT IF YOU or your chid has po1MtW In mov t. coauneucials. TV shows and mutat videos A screen test wig Amis r Sliest questrora. Bafxes and keds $10 tetra and adults 520 n you re not acceyaw money ymoney rdund- We will be inBowffwmk on May bat at 10 30 am Call to set-up your appormmem 416-596-9511 GENERAL LANOURER needed A S A P for Truck Repro Stop Must be strong Reh- We and hardworwng Steady work Wages rtegoliabfe Ap- p1y m person to Advantage Truck att0 Trarkr Ltd 199 Wemw in St E . Oshawa 19051721.270 FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST vaned for Pdwrxg and AW satins. S8 50Rtow. Whdby $7 5"our proht sharing, benne is Call for irderview TEACHER R r/ryeson wiww ars experience. Call for inter- view (905)509-7513 •Full time •Positions in display promotions and installation -Rapid advancement -Excellent iricome potential Cal Monday for an Interview (905) 426-1322 ROUSTRIAL SMNG ma- chine operators needed also material cutler. Whitby factory location 430-2133 for inter- view or tax resume to 430- 0012 An Sylvia G~W Help Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs.. out of work/not collecting EI. Out of school/not retuming. Positions available now. Call Job Conned 579-8482:623-6814: or 427-8165 UCENSED STYLIST to man ape AW salon Saary,corn- rmsum. prohl snaring. pard bendits styksts positrons n Oshawa and Aiax. Great waWg rxuvirorxtiem Ongoing G>�(M 9051 w>z3` 32"3 `colt UGHT INDUSTRIAL. long- term temp must have 6 mumps wwfung experKna 8 salary steel -Wed boots PKk- erug through Oshawa areas Car an asset From $7 50 to S9 00 per ter elk will De rrtter- viewrg at the Oshawa Cmc Audnonum 99 Thgrmon Road South. Oshawa. Every Tues and Thurs 9 30 a m - 2pm. LME COOK requeed. Golden Griddle experience prderred Whd4 bacon. Ain per- son 1301 Dundas E. Call vit" (905AW1844. LOCAL ONKUY sealing company rewins tug -time twol a and ami excellent work mvaeraaeq. )eriW''s kunst K=, wearlp to an twin are rtgm candidate. call (905)617925 LOCAL MANUFACTOM exarpay IS currently seeldrq a �trill supervisor lot their PiCltpiaq location. Idea4 rae- didaMs shodC possess the totlow" seas Mrd apen- anoe: Forldilt hornse FitalT xcegefe Mai rtional A= Stro q krade ship and sWervisim expen- axe ability to work as a l Mn =er. energdic. moti- vafed std able to work in a last paced environment Pease send your resume to: P.O. Box 387 Pickering. On - tam LN 2R6 PROPERTY MIMSEMENT TRAREE position. Requires individual with computer stills. ability to communicate well win others ResponsitxIi- ties include all tacets of Prop- erty Management Bookkeep- ing knowledge preferred Transportation necessary t905)-434-2433 2011M General Help TECHNICIAN • Full and part time • Hourly wage plus bonus • Experience needed. • Valid drivers license Apply at Pennzoil 195 Westney Rd. S. of 401 Ajax NMNACEMENT COMPANY setting oerwnnel to raw ie- bns out of residences The resrdwtas are bcamd in AW and surroawing areas Must have truck and assistants Please lax responses to (905)763-5842 MORMUGSIDEISIIE PPRRO expenenced Once Clerk !Ull time. sen-motovated, good cwnmun aeon skills baso; book-keeping. computer slugs S110 - 12Raw Fax re- sume (416)281-4752 NOW HMM 0111111119113. Pan - Time Pun Makers and Cus- tomer Service representa- tives. AW Apply in person 10 Harwood Ave. S 683-9993 Also tkrirg dnvers. Oshawa 1051 Samson St N tM 7 IM MMTYUST waned for busy satin in Bow- mamrioe. Pan bawnua time. lkwrly hwpe plea prom shm- 1111111111M 5We curnitntly Seekk irldryiouals avail" for vad- ovs stats. Peau lorwad re - sum to: Particoam House Project, 670 My SL E. 000 wa. Ontario. Let IGS or tax ) 579.5281. No Phone cab plem. PLutM1Nt: AND WAnK krSaks Represertaove tenured pkirribiitp /HVAC wholesal- er bcaed in Aiax Sfilxesdtd arldidales will have previous sales exyemna and stroonngq knowledge of pltunbinyH02 mdustry, as well as be tamd- iar with areas from Ajax to Scarborough Please lorward resumes py tax. to (905) 427- 7640. ATT%: Branch Manager, or e-mail SEARS HAIRCARE requires part-time hairstylist with per- manent license. Medial ben- efits and store discounts on - pang training available Please call1-800-749-0805 ext 5 5 or lax 1-416-391- 3558 TELEPHONE SALESPERSON • Minimum pay of $8 00 an hour plus commission. • Potential earnings of 515.00 per hour • Good verbal communication skills essential • Ideal to supplement your income • With or without experience Training provided • A,ax location •'tiorkmg hours'. Monday to Thursday 6 p m.- 9 p.m. and Satuardays 10 a m.- 2 p m 416-269-8333 1 Office Help 1 Office Help GENERAL OFFICE HELP WANTED !! Seeking mature .rid vldual for Part-time hours Mon - Fri, 1 Oam - 2pm With the possibility of full-time hours. • Must have good command of the English language • Good telephone manner a must • Some computer skills required Fax resumes to: (905) 426-2160 ACCOUNTING CLERK Rvspon.thle for receiving rental and Milcellaneous payments and issuing re - I etpts at the front counter; maintaining po.t-dated the Res and recording cheques received by mail; balancing da- l!': receipts and preparing bank deposit; maintaining Accounts Payable lug; pro- ,essing invoices for payment; producing monthly Late Payment Report for Teri ant Services division; responsible for m,,nthly lour ial entries, financial state- ments, bank reconciliation and payroll for Brock; assisting in monctonng oper- ating and administrative budgets and bath account and rent revenue analysis. Secxxcdary school graduate enrolled in a prhSt secondary accounting program; have two years related experience, preferably to a non - profit housing environment; experience in computenzed accounting etn ironmrrcts; and excellent commurti non skills, both written and verbal and the ability to deal effectively with others. Apppply in confidence to: Administrative Assistant, Durham Region Non -Profit Housing Corporation, 28A Albert St., Oshawa, On. L1H t3S5 or fax to 1905) 436-5361 e-maiLdrrcphcics id irect.com Closing Date Wednesday, May 3, 2000 ASSISTANT CONTROLLER Oshawa area term -,evks Asutant Controller to provide internal accounting Support including AR, AR GL, month-end and year-end reporting, and back-up for payroll. The successful candidate will be enrolled in a recognized program; have 3 to 5 years exppeenence, excellent communication skill.:, written and verbal; proficient in Microsoft Ottice and Windows based accounting package (IOA an asset); posses,; good organizational skills. Fax yaw resume & salary expectations to (905)434-2566 BILINGUAL DICTATYPIST 75 wpm, excellent conunarcd of English. Permanent full time. Fax resume to: (905)509-9067 or a -mail to: medcoatilituser.rose.corn 4UPERIN We have a Beat oppordutity for a people orienked self-shAer to fulfill a full time position in our office. All aspects of operating a dental office are inwi vd. We are willing to train a candidate. (counputn experience an assent Please fax your rtsume with a hand-written cover letter to Sophie at: (416) 296-1914 Or call: (416)296-0400 TENDUt COUPLE TORONTO SUN crew PDSITION now available North Oshawa apartment budding Janitorial, main- tenance. electrical and plumbing experienced pre- ferred Gall 19051579.2515 for immedlite Interview manaa- ers to supervise door -to -dour sales crew$. Start Imme- diately Training provided. Flexible hours Exceile rt commission Call Tony Lo- Presb 416-947-3591 or 1-80- 668-0786 AIP PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 JW Sdee HWA9srtb 1Seleo 11ogMgtunte ME SWs Ile4lAgsnts 1 Suthot HeOIAgMtb M floepl "Meaku 1 t NINdkM 11 Sells fa Howard aler(en Company Ltd. is a leader the design and manufacturing of lube oil pur ing systems and has an immediate opening an Accounting Supervisor. Duties Include: • Supervision of A/R and A/P • Payroll and Benefit Administration • Budgeting and monthly account reconciliation • Intermediate Microsoft Excel and Word • 5 years of related experience • 3rd level GGA • Supervisory experience We offer excellent working conditions and competitive satary/berlefits. Please fax resume to: (905)831-9369 Att: Personnel Manager CAREER SALES OPPORTUNITY Well established, growing uniform and linen rental company requires an experienced sales representative for the Oshawa / Peterborough and gen- eral vicinity area. Industry experience will be an asset, but not a require- ment. Successful applicant will be a well organized, self motivated, self starter with post secondary education. We offer a lucrative package consisting of salary + commission + bonus+ ben - Please forward resume to: Canadian Linen & Uniform Service Attn: Larry Rose Fax. (416) 253-1748 Requires a SALES CONSULTANT We are looking for self-starters who want to advance their professional careers. Experienced preferred but not necessary. We Offer: IN Above average pay structure • Company car • Health and dental benefits • Pension plan For a confidential, straight forward interview. please call or fax your resume to the attention Of Mario Pareja or David Danon: PHONE: (905) 839-6666 FAX: 6905) 2131-7549 ATTENTIOW UWJCOLLEGE WW i TRUCK WONLI re- S4rdsds. Full Tonna roe quires IslaNation i Sala N* itrarte L $12.05 to start stall•tA. Mug have valid driv- rucperi•tce necessary. er's license. Apply dra*. is Prodded. Scholar- 1051 Brody Rd.S., Pickering, °0*11 awarded. Cal Mon - or tax resume: 905-4265771 IMed 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. or Thurs &m. - 3 p.N. (905) With a/c, tuneup, electrical experi- ence. Recent Chrysler experience required. Drive clean certified an asset. Fax resume to: (905) 683-5723 or e-mail to: dowson@networkpaging.com Skilled Help Sidled Help DIRECT DRIVER PERSONNEL requires DZ Drivers for R..y n lg Sta2rt Lnmediately For expanding Pickering operation Leave msg 1-877-420-1270 FLEXO PRESS OPERATOR Flexomaster, a label printing company located in A)ax has immediate openings for qualified candidates. You have a minimum of 5+ years experience running a narrow web flexo press with 3 or more colours. We offer competitive wages. Forward resumes to Human Resources at seattle@csource.net or by Fax 1-905-721-9764 In Business Since 1959 SHIPMASTER CONTAINERS LTD. CORRUGATED PAPER PRODUCTS Is seeking a Structural Designer with CAD experience and some experience in the Corrugated Box Industry. Please Fax resumes 10 416-493-6223 SMALL ENGINE MECHANIC with Class iD' Driver's License. Road building contractor requires above to repair small equipment and deliver diesel fuel. Fax resume to: 905-668-3584 EWG'u'll Help WANTED KITCHEN STAFF from desk and doer persons required imm idea y Apply Ir person at 558 Blow 5t W. or fax rn mie to 905-40- 9034 1 QIRc. FULL TOE RECEPTIONIST/ secretary required dmme- Jtalely Expandmig coninuic- non company in Wft re- :urres receptorug with ex- _eiknt tlkpfi0rr Roomer ,:-,ng compute skills. sed - ,:.,ler Salary comm -swat" «'^ experience tomrd re- >urne to PO box 599 pan pe -n L9L 1A5 RECEPTIONIST / SECRETANT �eguired immediately for a busy Pickering general con- tractor SuccesstW andidaae must be proficient on Word- pedect.1olus. have p*assnht telephone rrtantrers. and good multi -task skills Knowledge 01 Construction industry an asset Fax resume to (905) 683-4475 Amft 1 Sehos SALE OPPORTINNTES avat- able with a Coatings Maixtac- turer in Pickeng. Experience in the adrWri it or nWilp� industry. Cal (416►26h3336 r f t resume to (905)831- 7234 pug KlIMMElt for and wallipapiur slave in Pickering. Experienced referred bull not rh�ssary B;iontat 1-8. BM or Steve (905) WELL ESDKMU HVAC company seeldThp wok% s- 14. dyrhamic O.K kl&W for fir time re sideribal sales posi- am. must possess poks. sional SM Obww Virough Add sola D�ppgnhnryle 2 ao vonument with excelleq w Come 11011111" bew Myles paIgr rAru�t c�(Jac)k 282-9997 or In resume (905) 663-3377. Cleves and conf actors 'needed for new home consbupiau in the Whrity, area. Please call (416) 925-5111 BODY MAN' & EXPERIENCED PREPPER REQUIRED iNmaediately for busy f bil-rale body sloop in Whitby. Plwete, JENSEN AUTO BODY (905) 668-3331 ask for Don mechanic required Tor Heavy Trucks; Must be experienced in hy- draulics and waste disposal vehicles Fair(905►683-9192 MECHANIC - CLASS A TECH- NICIAN AND EMISSION RE- PAIR TECH Full -bine. Must have experience. For map' hoe and aura care n Kkha- we Fax 4/65940346 or race Richard 905-728-221 Y Shop •Beneres Cath fM9oras►3Bss • Dawn qff wetn sal r liceand truckmemoon dws Mehl elle. "f * n pasm� aa Advantage ruck and Trailer Ltd., 199 Wealwall. St. E.. tNMTTED - Licescd and ex- perienced body person. Fur or W bow MW aioed lead wortbaand e� ration. Car= Gary 983-1133 GNRO/NACM Al=o DgTANT required for an atabNshed deice. 20- 25 hs. weekly.Muth be tkudw. Plem sobnt resume n per- son at 8 Old Kingsgru Rd. Max or lair (905) 427 -MM by April 28, 2000. Required lot a 104 bed Accredited long Term Care Facility. A community College diploma/certificale in recreation or activation required. Good communication skills, computer literate, ability, to tinction in a team environment. We offer Competitive salary and benefits package. One position is permanent and the other a Maternity Leave. Please lowaW resume by April 24, 2000. only those candidates chosen for interviews will be L'ordacted. Thornton View FAX: 905.576-0078 186 Thoroton Road South, Oshawa, ON L1J 5Y2 WW ANTED -Durham College Dental Clinicotters Dental Services. Dental Hy- giene students under direct supervision of teaching staff, one' the following urvim. Dental Examinations: x -Rays as required. Cleaning of teeth 11 rhdudes scaling a polish - mg), Fluoride Treatment. Pol- ishing of hilings. Oral Hygiene Instruction A rhorninal fee for services and a commitmem of time is the main require- ment Cal 905-721-3074 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST re- quired for dental office at Port Union a 401 Full time. ex- penenCedvarious hours nd. evenings a weekends Fax resume to 416.462-9147 EXPERIENCED DENTAL Hy- giemst requiredfor matemiy leave. legxwrng May 15 for busy amity practice Fax re- sumeto 905-668.7295 POA FOR BUSY Oshawa Of- fice Full lime posmon peppy to File/ 504. P O Box 481. 865 Farewell St. 00m. Om L1H 7LS, RELOCATING TO Port Perry or surroundinrg)Regrslered Massage Therapst with a spaWhrauoa m Craimosmrm Thheerapy would like to share spare With other aNkrss pratessiolaws). open to any idea from practitioners . weho would like to expand than d- frce Cal CONW it necessary at (9051873-0724 Kim (snp) AIN CASUAL. vacation and sic day release Very busy 4miIV practice cwmc. days. ewrgs tali resume 10 905140-0N3 SECREDRYAIECEPTm=T required for established tamily lax a~ tontal prachice o Dom 5 (905)5766- 433 Yy'll Dental Oftux DENTAL-11ECEPTIONIST/ RECALL PERSON Full -lime including even- ngs and maw daton, lbnnkra -3 years experience Please ram Nicole at (1195) pF1Sm or fa rehear (NS) 01tF1916 .1 Doy- NANNY-NOTWits, HELPER required for Oshawa. excellent wokag condram. Ea. CPI, First ad deawbble.ttrallaw- required goil JoePit 905-T23 3512 NANNY EXPERIENCED, live - out for mtani and 2 yr old. wegt Ptkermg Mist be now Srnoking English speaking rdeahces regnred. Call 509 - VW after 7 p.w • Dulc~ Arweetile AVAILABLE DAYCARE - reh- able in a sate happy -mon- mem, smoke tree. daily oul- Zto park. trans Major Oaks and Brock area. Tele- phone 905-686-8127 ev- npa FNICN)WINTES daycare available apes 3 i up. before i alhor school rare Summa 6oYdays Orap oft a pick up, Cal (areryl at (905)420-Q't06. CNIOV'! DATCARE - MAPLE RIDGE. Moshe, 8 lam ex- perience. lira paiids/CPR, roR- agSmoking. a 3 '111.' =. ieeme*. TLC albrdabk.Cal 837-2012 PICfERNIC OBN* / bNfX Loving daycare: 18 tnorues b t1(112epnrnppey�ens. Daily owinhps CI>IfS, fl0fyt�btho armeare tritiors nnek i snmdts. Rnt Aid. C.P.R. txrilitd. Mar - 12s �IiF 906.428- ■ARM. LBMMG Mane West- rhoy2. all ooa apes wele 7.5:. Yy dad a 11 MW Noon PS. can wait your 10 Ry hemi. ria- rs. 999 693-3732 Fhe wo 1olol FREE FNIEWO09 - Broken wooded Adds, 4 pallets. W M - ed fin oNa. Free delivery by traitor trailer bad. 6 Wads MR. jLocally only). 905.434 -OM2. 1 Barg - Boner MATCHING fridge and selt- deankng oven. almond colour. 9 years old Soldas r only, 5625/patr (905) 619.1677 SOFA -BED great for cottage. moss green $100queen-size box -spring and mattress $100 080 Call 426-1908 1 Artk:*s for Sall 15- MAC olour monitor. in - dudes keyboard, mouse. Asking 5140 Cal John after 5.00. 725-0858 (sM) 22 FT. ON BODY (good for storage) $1200 Delivery available Call 434-0392 (snp) ADHD / BEDWETTING New technology otters help to par - ads in Mese areas Sabstac- bOn quarameed. Were here to "I For free rmormatbl no obligation. dal 905-725-1360 ANTIQUE demist chair Cast iron Good condition (905) 686.5211 APPLIANCES REBUILT Lip to 1 year gwranlee Bess pries. quaMy and service All On- tario Appliance Clinic Lin- ed. 111 Dundas St W. Whitby 905-666-9444 APPLIANCES: rerrgeralor 2- doxld frost free. **- $laws. 8kd duty 7S/ rale Also Kenmore u 22rstt50 Pickering (90) 426 CARPET - I rue several itiousard yards at new Soo- master aro 100% nylOn car- pet t will yonrr mom and h�for 1349 t rMia dudes carpel pad and in- stallauon (30 square yards) Show (905) 743-0689 CARPETS SALE a HANO- WOOD FLOWING carpet 3 rooms from $339 (30 sq yd) noppes carpet. premum Pad and aaaaabon. Free es6maW. carpet rpays. Serving Durham and sw- rounalling area. Cnedia Grit Accepled Cal Sam 90544 1772 CARPET AND VINYL SALE - Carpet three roars 30 square yards. from $339 installed I will dscorAtow best quota up b 10%. New colors arm designs Crfkimer Satisfaction Onwarreed Cal Mie for yaw tra esh naho. 906-431-4040 COIN OPERATED Arcade games for sale ileal for ret room or ortltape at a great brsiam a11' unity Im the fog warm Exixatm addi- emHl 'me coin fat right lo - 'ban tzar. Club. Pool baa. restaurant Dozers 10 - , n . fto oksslanany serviced aw n � e condition Also looking to expenenttd arcade game repair People Please all behoeen 610p.m. 905.720.4506 sip COMPLETESET of modem kitchen cupboards (oak) in- cluding large pantry, counter W. daub* shitless steel Willis with Moen tap 5975 Also Ltd Eddhor prints. (905)434-8201 COMPUTER DEALS.NET Pentium Internet slaver sys- tem 5299 Penh- laptop M. super fat S umm or - 1 -rt screamer with 17' HP umippgraadoresSM. Wb love doing (905)655 661 rem am and matdoing cltanget able. excellent condition, tike x$150. Phone Celine 579 - OAK BIETTE SET. I". leaf, pedestal. 4 Chairs Wbkit PIK LOFT �t 91e SM= St. N., ooaw 905 - ENO OF UNE CLFAOOUT, nuutp1p. Matben• a rorty 559., M=W sat loom 5159. ppNkoorldoirble telt it69. Ft'adory WNKatsel 141 220-2282. 1650 SL, PWWM OcMirio. M B37 ow 111919EHt YANG PRICE} Tagus i Graim. V --0m PSWIM613-WI056.WWeMMlver! ' HANK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ Sales/Service Barbecue parts! Amana stainless-steel washer $349. Apt. -size wash- erldryer $399/up Dryers $149/up Washer $1491up Large selection Maytag wash- ers A dryers New scratctV dem GE washers $349 Stoves full-size, apt -size, self clean- irgrregufar ovens $149/up. Jenair stove $1999 Frost -tree fridges. all sizes. deluxe/reg- ular models $149/up Dish- washers $149/up Water cod- er $99 Dehumidifier $99 426 Skmcoe bu).(905)728-4043 HARDWOOD FLOORING 3-1/4' x 3/4' TBG Select 11 birch. Unfinished $2 50Isa it, Prelinished S4/sq h Pine 800rirp /1. 5- $170/sgft. FJ Casing 40ePonear loot Call Doug(905)649-1506. NOME THEATRE SYSTEMS JVC HI END Dolby Digital -AP Receivers 500 -watt Including Multiple CD Double Cassette 5 -speakers. 3 -Models your choice. 250 -Packages must go. Liquidation - Price $870+ tax while supplies last Hurry for best selection Oshawa Stereo (905) MOM KUBOTA COMPACT TRAC- TOR 86100. 48' mower 14hp diesel, 4WD. 500 hours. 42 - rear PTO rorobaer. $6500. 905-263-4883 a N msg 905- 721-3111 ext 5016/6000 MEDITERRAI EANddmrq room suite. buffet and hutch, seats 12. 6 dams nhdudng 2 arm. appraised $7000. asking 2750 o b o. Call (905) 576 PIANO TECHNICIAN available for tuning repairs. and pre- pinryhae consultation on all makes a models Also recoo- 60ored pnar�os for sale Cal Barb at 905-427-7631 PMNOS/GRANOFA7WR CLOCKS Sale on all Roland digital pianos and keyboards. all $anti Acoustic Pianos. all Howard Miller docks Large selection of used W an Peru uyto own. 100% r1f all nuriall TELEP PIANO�(905) 433-1491 POIKERM STUFF for sale Pokemon Stadium Gantt Cards and Gawboy (yeaow a blue verso I games for sale Cal Brian 905-404-9144 POTATOES - Swtable for Chips Large Kennebec. Sle- pody aid Yukon Gold CoA 705( )277.2399. Ken Porter. RENT TO OWN new aid W conditioned applkamcs. and new TV's. Full warranly Pad- ry'S Markel. 905 -263 -IM or t -MG-798-SW SATELLITE Mini spew) for April 60 channels S1995 Free�instal4oionn 1905)6553661 SNEDMAN Quality wood- 11heds 8 x 8" barn kit, only 5359 plus tax mlany ofha frit and alyles available Also garages aid decks 761 MCKay Rd U- 3. Pickering For more No. as 905-619- 2093. STORAGE TRAILERS for sale or rent and looking to buy. We can set them level wth the grouts Makes a great work- shop 43476M (si l PrE/0AK FURNITINIE... Dw ng Rooms Bedrooms. Hoare Office. Occasional Furniture hint Custom creations from tar awn desngs and Ww nntian are our specialty Let us tum your dreams into real- ey. We have been handcraft - IN 1 e Highest quaky SOLID pine a oak turnaure avail" anywfrere for 25 YEARS' Tra- ditional Woodworking. 115 NOM Pon Road. Pat Perry (905) 985-8774 tatpJ/ www. Vadtiomkuoodwak- ng.on a BDD. queen bind new aero- mattress. Dox sprairiq. w/franme. nwrawboxCast $1115, sen W. 416-726.9N5. KING bel. pillowtop. extra- tNicl aregpeQi� manna. boo i (ranee. I1nuNd. still a cost $1800, sell . (416) 72641885. aNNECN�ITIB81 eNpaF dryers $125'Np, rxatdi banw weslsrs $199 / up, New Pon ailed wlalhers armalp dryeias° at low prigs. New bind rnme kirdgOeess Sao and rid, new 3Ir $NM. Rio's- in 1 2 -.w as and 24' trop lra k^dla now available. Wide sdecbm of other new and recondi. tiorsd Cal us W , s MD� Parts.54 St. Ostrava. (905)576 CAIIPETS - lots of carpet. 100% nylon, new win re - lege carD•b N harp. 1 will cu" 3 rooms, $349. Price Mo"ingcertrrrpet�praruium pad. ery. heile allile�2311a. (30 yards). _ .. _ _ ..__._-_- . _ .-•�.rgviai�aar--,.+-.- --. s�-.-weewsrmrr-�aairirauwn ^�''.�4+.'�I'�11�11�"-"=',-' • " .. -. ^'���'As."wlt'�ti�71a[1 or5x3;�7s')r?M:,�)�.fi it 1 Anlehoe 1 ANTIQUESI'Abso1delyl Ad - Ince -valuable, usually Ireet Purchasing outright, es- tates w/wme antique cont- ents. (no limit to value con- sidered). collections of any son, quantities or single an- bque items. Special interest in Moorcrolt pottery. 111 try to re- spond to all queries. Robert Bowen Antiques- Brooklm. Ontario. (905)655-8049 or (905)242-0890 BUYING ANTIQUE and col- lectable contents including complete estates. Best possi- ble prices paid Henry Kahn, 905-985-8161. 11 br sad 1192 GRAND AM SE Sport Coupe, 3.31. V6. automatic. ABS brakes. 2 -door, loaded, AM/FM/cassetle, burgundy. excellent condition, cerlitied and emission tested. $5.500 905-723-3528 1916 PONTIAC SUNFiRE - 4 door, auto. air, very clean. safety a emission inspected Dec.99 Asking $5.700 Cell 416-568-8283 or (905)666. 8688. 1917 CHRYSLER INTREPID, loaded. 4 door, forest green. 124.000km cert a emission tested $11,000 Call Amanda 416-452-6248 WANTED - HOT WHEELS a 1197 TOYOTA CAMRY - LE. SIZZLERS Match box, dinky, fully loaded. certified. $17.000 model cars. and otter auto- o b o or trade for a late model motive toys. Call 263-2661 mikvan.(905)655-3045. evenings trip. 11!01 CAVALIER blue au- WANTED: USED KAYAKS a Canoes (905)985-0059 WANTED 'Leaf Tickets' Will pay face value. Call Bruce 579-4400 ext. 2207 WANTED - Honda CR80 din bike good conditionreason- ably priced Call 905-434- 0392 (snp) 1 Ara a CRAFTERS WANTED at The Gift a Craft Showplace- I" - ed in the Glurtice Flea Mar- ket. 4 km east of Oshawa (approx. 6M people attend- ing eachweekend) lel us show a sea you draft dnea- ly to ftrc pubic You do not have b be there. There is No 6 month Care d. Rod parts at S3&monl Cal 905-436- 1024 NEW! Durham College Spring Craft Show. April 291h a 301h oshalwra. 10 am b 4 p m. Admission Only 51 Ooa Prim. over 100. vendors. Details 721.3040 Pools, FAW KAYAAI 'MOODY' 1002n above -Around 5Do urstare Pools s7.11ed 5800 - self at" (over Sim avalab*I1-800-668-7564 • I P•1Nstr vkow -t m SIX JACK RUSSELL puppies. beautlfulty marked. have fiW shots CA (705)878-5326 ADORABLE POREORED SINN TZU puppies. vet checked. dewormed. first shpts. non 10 go. SO Cal 905-5 KITTENS. vet choked with first tootled and weer as young IO impure spaded or reuWrl calls (hely aecmw kxlkutq la 1lI It Many dogs also 'u'n'ite fix adoption Foster homes for cats and dogs fooddaily cat and iter) ame nd dOnuOofs always wekorrd. Please all Dwtwn Moral Adoption at 43B�4I I • LiveNocti! TRUIIAMIEVENT PROSPECT 3 year old. 141 hh mare sww unkr Saddle ARtlebc. foe mover Vpy graft Must see 7597 53.000. Cam 705 - WANTED - Buck'" Of Pmio Filly, 1 - 2 years Call 434- M92 sip 11 AwtowmNee for Soho IN FORD VAN" Very dean. 3-1itre. loaded. every- tirg weeks. 177.000 thus. new tin a Drakes, recent ex- Ipr�usl,d ran. a emission. Dossed $3000 obo CSA Bill 1914 POMIMC FINB, red, 4 cppryll. reeds -OW work, n eat WN. Cera (tripe j vin. "M BNCK Lesabre Ltd. Eii- o b onPW 1-9-92' Co i Muds MOW Al comBliare 5200 o.b.O. Cal (905)M' 8387. UK FW� - 6 CYL. red in cobw. , 200.000 txtpmw Int YMiAlI CASSS��-g1r741� 1!M so= Sao SE. Simil - dy. ExcaBeo rrtn - corpi- lion. 173.000kms. Cbm $1,500 n is. Cal (905)579- 6148 Oslhavha sIs qMt,, pZ--24, 185 kms, grey 5 obo. Dave 985--7614 tel $3200. 1BN CKV CORlk , V6. 4 dr.. air. Am" steno, t own- er car. Immaculate. $2,750. Catillied and W laud. CA M4ffi_ tomatic. air, power steering, power brakes, am-tm cassette only 15.500 kit , askingp $12.000. Call 668-2740 after 6 pm 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 NIM BUICK LESMRE tully oaded 12 nnnkm AtWm 531.500 o.b o t905)655-4490 N CAVALIER red. 4 -door. 125 000 km 4-cyl, ado, sale. ry i emission Runs will 52995 4354174 W 0000 CARAVAN pis db. plmirrorscruise block hal- er, air cordnicrung. 166.000 km. dark greel tided wind- ows 7 ppW c*an oofud �905697-9612 5.199 Down Bad Credit OK Low as S99/mth CA 1J_ TODAY, DRIVE TODAY! 905-509-2200 uua ment setzed 8 surplus Sold W^ Cal mel -free W tip- in%1-888-346.0700 to. 1111201) ESTMLISN of As-ulablgb your credit without a C,.,ger a Drive a Great Car! It you have pow Crede. no creat. or at bankruptcy. WE CAN HE Pt Cal line Today, for yaw Apiprovall Ron Park (905) 5846, IOU tree 1477-666- 3312 Gus Brown Pontiac Budh Lid LEASE TAKEOVER 1999 Grand M, red. electric sunrool, y door loris. 2 door. aUo. CO player 905-571.1902. ship 1901 HONDA CRVIu, 38,000km. auto. 4WD. Silver. waft bill. Fully optioned ind. remote starter a alarm. Pu - chase for $24.000o.b.o. or assume lease (2 -yrs) for $407/mo tax W. Buyback X $14,500 Tim 905-718.7027, 905-434-5885, 1 Artoerobea t CARS ANO TRUCKS wanted! Any conium. free t cash paid rip to S10,W0. (90S) 428-1969. DSII FOR CANtt We buy 'sed vehicles. Vehicles map a7--241`5 "or coom condom. 4479 IiayN SL East. AoN M lAlAt- AD O SALES. A A A AM Cera, IrckL boo. We pay up b $10.000. Cash the spot. cand- Non, ancoy yeas Call Fahy I=' 24 !hours. 7 days, SO win. service. 906�61i 50113 or 905.706-3880. vmw 4 W40 0*40 1999 M100 fully boded. 8 150, Mewaphpt, Wakes and exhaust. Cer and emission tested. 56900 o.b.o. Cal (905)718.9665. 1N1 CTEV 28 CARGO VAN, VA New tires. rebuilt mora. and Iransmission. 0 miles, Certified and emission tested with neor 20.000 km. warrant' 2261 km ,800.00 000 Call 668-5555 ask for Randy. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, April 23, 2000 PAGE 29 A/P 400 400 590 590 ,.' 590_"":"_' 670 670 RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. A Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 12 noon - tlpm Sat i Sun 1p i -Spm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-070-10=0 415 415 • IA01 WP G, FOR A GOOD ROME e one mature person, professional, non smoker needs apt or share house or Cottage. Two dogs - Border Collies. Housebroken, well- trained and friendly. Severrtl Sheep - Cheviot. rpt housebroken, need space in barn A grazing Required for May 1 st Human & dogs can help unth farm chores Please contact Heide: 416-869-7864 or 905-626-6414 email: heide.elliott@nbfinancial.com Mdety to Lend -M-",. anym lend EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASH! We hold your personal cheque 'til payday NO CREDrr CHECKS! S 1 O-CAft. SH CALL NOW. 1 w 4 Whom Ori" 1997 EXPLORER XLS 4.4 73 GO ms. loaded good condition, well maintained. new ea, all Rase. 1 owner. $16.950 Cal (905)831-8995 IM CKV ASTRO Van. fid size 8 passenger. o* 11.00AIC. rem teat. re- mote starter/door locks. Co player. 8 speakers. power seatroot racks. aluminum wheeh,limed glass. a. (wise rpers. tower wiftdowa. dekoie from grik. Lot lance $33.000 asking $22.000. (905)728-8145 1 Trantas 15115 - 35' PARK HAVEN Excellent condition Located in a quid Orono lamely resort. 515.000 o b.o. (905)6657913 or (905)72)-7149. 1M2 -2118. Fl1-1 Sleeps 8. loaded with extras. Avail - am to view m Oshawa, pri- vak sale - no GST $14.000. Dail 9054133-76110 HEW CnAT10N NE30RT Park Models. 35 It.. IMM kkim. 2 slide -outs 525.940. 38 tt. 2 bedroom. 2 stile -outs, $28.695: Bailey's Bay Ikon Lid (705) 748-9656 USM urs from 17a -351t for travel or set on bisma w filo- Clow seasonal WuWon Lake AtMRad Ea- gle Trailer Park, Coe lir. Ali- pm- 1 hour NE of twrbor dogh (613)337-5587. HIB MM KAWASAIO DW% q mint condition. crew front 'lire. nnalelwnp tarns sun a hek d sm. "S. 3183. (snip) • 1 lac IM FON AKA Ples Skidoo, ?B3a 2000 ked, M immisM spent.Studded linknedwp��storn�Rd , - $row. $2500 hoed « wllf iaM for older model phis Cuk (7os) 3264MM e ft" lip AlJNfNNNfN y goodlgier i extras. Cal 7254115 BUT I CTOR - Ford d kit 351V8. excdlaN aonndiboa $850.. OMC s roper OUWM ce and in praYlnt $2,700. (905)427- 11 roLDE WWBV- dean, add mKd AQ?W�rtPdvatc eMraee, • s�u'NAklefor tarok working person, non- smloker, no Des. 668 3011. WWI$ for Rem SL. 5790 per 'won "' t dww Qapl cobw Allah. May. Cil office (905) 665-7543 Mori - Fri. 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. lmlan 4401. Parking. Im- dr1. no Smokers Pre - Is. ed. $67ymo. tars hydro. =Aveielle i iwa 1st 1I- 1719% or 116-425- p20 20aNer Iq.M. ! tlereeM t*/nMeat sranil- a1ay tsl Fralfly deoo- wor�Iroadlo�oa eyed. �NN'o9aQnrr-- dnMWs attd 56Sl E. lkleaara 725.1436. TRAVEL SEMINAR "OPERATING A HOME-BASED TRAVEL BUSINESS" The travel industry is the fastest growing business in the world. TRAVELSOURCE, CANADA'S NUMBER -ONE HOME-BASED TRAVEL COMPANY with 33 years experience, will be conducting an introduction seminar on the Home -Based Travel Business on: THURSDAY, APRIL 27TH AT 7:30 P.M. HOLIDAY INN - OSHAWA 401 ® Bloor Cutoff, Exit 419 No inventory, no receivables, interesting tax deductions and great travel benefits make this an opportunity that must be examined. Participants wishing to attend this FREE seminar, please call 1-800-561-9999 to register and receive a $50 -TSN Travel Coupon. Ontario License No. 2122091 02 Registrations . 1 Registrations . 1 Registrtition `"Ilse Courtyard" 109 Old Kingston Rd. W. Unit #1 & #2, Ajax http://webhome.idirect.contl- j udy mcdonald OPEN HOUSE - REGISTRATION April 24-29 Classes, Seminars to Folk Art, Basketry, Fabric. Wood, Brushes. Paints, Books, Packets and Water Colour, Oils. NEW TEACHERS & NEW MEDIA'S NOW 2 STUDIOS Business Hours: r�lir Mon. - Sat. 10:00 - 5:00 905-683-6109 . Mon. - Thurs. 7:00 -9:00ML 1I Apirlmseft for PAM BACHELOR APT $512 mnnth- 'y plus utilities. 3rd floor waik- pp no de"or. relines GN Mark W-3107 Leave mes- sage CENTRAL Oshawa. urge 2 bedroom apartment aadable n we:l-maintained balding. dose to am Amentia Pkase call (9051723-0977 9 am - 6p m CENTRAL OSNAWA, Two- bedroom flat. includes Ali - bei. pa0- Uumdry Ixp- ba. $750 hrWast. Adults only. no pets, noo-s�ng may I cam Jackie A�50018 COURIICE, bngN a spacious 2 bedroom basement apart - men. worg s finals ahaF M, decorakd. 4pc WN 4 aP pY�I� glad area. walk to Commwgy Cdnre. Partrq, ladmdry, c". separak on tranet. SO== ul1CLUSM Prow no pdshaolong. Fast last. 416 W06I& FEKWOOM W., t bcd room Oasem" apu mall in deladrcd house, priaae en- trana and1, parking. Near owmwkglavaiabk Jaw tst. IMewh. Harty ((4/6))228�3l-- 5163 « Jeundtr (416)283 - MM t11MrINA- 3M lIIICOE s1. IL W M FOR NENT, carol (star Gibbs 1♦edroowata. mauiabk May 1. psh 5560 ciliac$ iNct. Arailalle , fdzs pet „kites, frstAast i iNlnediLlMy. Fws&W re- ttrired. call Stwilin rderenoa, pahtinq� no nr Utdele 725-7321 IAort• 2):Ll-3229 or (905)424-M. 8:364:90 lex Appoi KOM. OBS one bed 1MuVENPONILMM MM GAIN1UNDER row basement apartment, acid les bedroom apn'twuls on professional prison. Eat aaBAIR n dlnlid modern in tncd . 4 indedist Lb�aipQ�Mry4 tar lki$ And perking 430.5420. No spse�pfigth. pfiares Mme. (WS) 09-2072 avaiAl4 CAN OHE aEON0011 s0i1l keel ANL 1 bdnul boll[ $52mm. oaseNnant Apt o odid resi- It 1,ot iced. Hawoo"I feral we(jhbpurp,00d aR Har- �sloop. at Slew lad/ , .. Bio- moty a Olive. Iwr eta RAt Wow! eTs//1h• (90) Mom. Gmtky. storage. W mle erWAree. No gds, nim - AJAX C81IRAL. 160 baseNNM AparIMa11, 1 cep- smkd, sirlpe oecupanc]'• $700 AA nd$ne. Aad iw- p�p lied/ rWryw. a"**. NS -576-7386.&V iratlx. Lawdhy hafted$, MTM O$NAM►, 1i2 bed - Show stall No eMs $= mom and one bedhao I Jen pita MYo$ Adai ion 1. M QuK dew lady Wild- (� nip. IMat Ardro a d tdio A AASH a 2 Mew. MK MM apt SNpppaar�rm enLr, rvin0 DoirlMrp, inagdddod� Par Wk . 2091. �dbes• $800 IAAti$ No )723 1st. OSRAMIA Duid OuiWiwq now d p�ppytpwn 1 1- R .906�2/-26r iulMte W*, from � (905)436.7686 dnil 7:30pm ANX WNW. oSlIAM1A - 1Odrm a 2 IMdroom apts. n small Dpladrgkseq Ulldry • ONE BEDROOM apartm" will dose to Pi6mv Ba Nie aaRomi/$ (905)1M cio esa� prolossigrok non smabt no pa. (905) 427-9427 MAuction . 1 Auctions 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 is Northumberland News is Uxbridge Tribune is Canadian Statesman One call does it all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 11 w Reda for NCgElvHIB'now waAi-ort 2 -bedroom basement aeon Mead, antral air, came. liar Ddry faciikes, no smokmW SM all {Mtn by FI . (9050fr1718 mc�bachbaumem elor Apia 1. May 1st. 5500 i+trW&V Idaes., N, Wildly. no smoiinprPets Parkin(. WDfbV QPM- R (w �d & al days Well - Mak. a� Mak. B1ETn®t - oret Adel tidied ing in Cs w4fiL Mika a fen- als, m , , knaioa 3 bed- room Apartments avilid" .- . 1st. Electric bell Waslw/dryer each /tor. Tel (905)579.9("6. VACONS well-Miinialmled 2 bwmm. Ailed. a 900 and 11111! GINh St Some -0 walk-in dosdf, PAW Pmvio- ed. Gots to sdnrds camilill, GO Admiid. Ca7 Station,0. Cal p Indy. Lange 2 A 9 units. $710 A Do Utilities indud- Easy a)cctns to IIs, shopping. Fol X1721-8741 TOP OF HOUSE, 2 be* - apt awil. inrred. wih skyik. 1resMy pathned afhd piuroom uuppgqrrceded. Ho aduffs welcome. 905-666-4;45. ask for Jeanne. (Olrndasl Codr ran aea) 11APWWAmftbr RM MIE$TMY/M1, large. 1-bed- roanbuemad apartmael. oa quiet strew. Pnf ale drNraehcs. pwYrlo. laundry, MO. in- ckrded. $7t10/ahonnMn. FwsfAaq retionsA,No ppadss Aadak May 1st Call (X00" 8-8616. rINTa1I - Senior Apt. Coed pleoe. Om bedroom and one bedroom with den Mo* MAy 1st. Cl... odd blinding. Eacelleni lorallon. Quid sd- ting actors ion pall Al ut1- ities included. Flu appl. cal 430.7397. M WM. edremMy barye 2 bedroom apt. in addr bulAnu- paio milli WA, "alt fling room. weft to GO a lima, laundry facilities.prior panlanip baa$ iaddded. iMgil lli)t 1, 511001mo. CIA tor appointment, NS -?W 5137. S-? ~9- 5837. low ooro hW Ifam INM am Vowow NOR lick sirs Half- Will.l. SirNani RtANy 79w) Ud. 1905) 668.3800 a (9Ds) 611E 3211. I ForMg IbdMe ABA qAM TOO own Yale oom aN r"6 r" t fri d wl hicom reflonemmat from kOOD. woall Ken Cal- CCokfni BarlW (905)728- 94/4. A UNBEATABLE DEALT Fresh M. down, own your own AM sDam a 569 900 car- nia for less than to. OAC. 24 his tree reseeded antaAage 905728-1068 ext 29 Cdd- w well Banher RUR Real ESM. Aceta Rasana NEAW OF JESUS AND ST. JUDE ay the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus be used, blessed, loved, adored and glorified -oughout the whole world now and forever. nen. Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, pray for St. Jude, worker of miracles, help to the Ipless, pray for us. Say nine times a day nine days. Prayer will be answered by the ;hih day, it has never failed. Publication ist be promised. Thank you very much ost Sacred Heart of Jesus and St. Jude, for +ors granted. T.F. • : 1 ArnrnotNncennanb e i 1 Announcements CINDY'S ALTERATIONS & CUSTOM DESIGN Is N®7Ii G to a b!'ggger location May 16 to 228 Brock St. N., Whitby (Comer John 6r Brock) (905) 430-6550 . 1 W«sh• • 1 '«ship S.. swvcn COME & WORSHIP Is a regular Friday Feature for the Churches in the Ajax Pickering area. To advertise your Church Services or Special Church events please call Janice at (905)-683-07071 Ext. 2218 or Fax# 905-579-4218 Deadline for Copy is Wednesday noon for Friday) 410 • First Orme Buyer? • Oischa-* Bankrupt? • Short on pownpaflnvt? PM s»-6275 14800.840-6275 :111if1 Sftploy A AaSOINIiLY A3TOaHO- MN 6 neealhe hoe Mew m a house from 1160Wmono o.ac. Up to $5.000 cash back to m000ane AM good bail Shon at down payMent? Car Bill Roka Saha Rep ! 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Opporhulities 625 Martial AAs 120 ORice Help 630 Regatralions 130 Sales F*Agents 640 Caning Events 135 Skiled Help 650 Auctim 140 Computer Data 660 Bim 150 HoWlal Medical Dental 670 Personals 160 Daycare Wanted 671 Business Personals 165 Daycare Avatlable 675 Corrparliau 170 Employment Wanted 680 ki nolmCemerds 175 Home Care 690 Wm* Services 110 Business to &wiess 700 Buys 200 Market Basket 710 Births 205 Firewood 720 Deaths 10 Bargan Comer 740 In Mertlonarm 220 Articles lex Sale 750 Cards of Thanks 225 Articles la Rent 755 Graduates 230 Articles Wanted 760 yyedkg 235 arst res; Trees Mnouncerlferlts 240 Barter Exchange 770 En"Tier11s 250 GaragafYard Sales 780 Anniversaries 260 Arts & Craft I00 impravemerts 265 Arltlgttes 801 Window Ceanng 270 CampllerMlerrnd 802 Floral Desyt 275 Pods. 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The meet attracted nearly 500 swimmers from 17 clubs from all over Ontario. The Pickering club sent 66 swimmers into the pool. Taking top honours was the club's 13-14 boys' age group swim- mer Warren Barnes, 14, who swam to tour gold medals in the 50 -metre and 200m breaststroke events, the 2(N)m butterfly and 100m individ- ual medal. He also earned silver in the 50m fly. Joey Lupiccini earned golds in the 2(X)n freestyle and 2(X)m I.M., as well as silvers in the 50m and 100m free. Will Bali also earned silver in the 200m free and bronze in the 100m I.M. Matt Wolch earned a silver in 200m breast and bronze in the 50m breast. Also swimming well in this age group were Dan Dooley, Matt John- ston, and Sunil Mudhaven, who all posted several personal best swims. Horseshoe F pitchers sought AJAX — You're invited to join the Ajax Horseshoe (905) Pitchers Associ- 1 -888 ation for the opening of its 10th season From 7.450, Wednesday, for 5 years. May 3. The league is looking for both _ male and female players 14 years and older to join Refinancir for what promisFor FA: - es to he a fun and exciting Iff season. Families are welcome. All levels of competition are being offered.101IT14IT-aii League and tournament play takes place every Wednes- day evening until September at the Kinsmen Heritage Centre * w. on Roberson LA Drive. Trophies will be awarded for a variety of ac- complishments and a final awards banquet and dance will be held in late September. For more in- formation call Bryan at 831- 2986 or Jim at 427-6963 or FOR KITCHEN d BA visit the $SSOCIa- HUGE RENOVATI iron's SHOWROOM Web Site KITCHEN & BATHR a t MODELS www.ahpa.iwar p.com. Not to be outdone were the club's 13-14 girls' division com- petitors. The club was led by Bren- na Wilson, 13, who earned four gold medals, in the 100m free, 100m backstroke, I(X)m I.M. and 50m fly. Krista Hastings chalked up two gold in the 100m and 200ni fly and a silver in the 50m fly. Taryn Kavanagh swam to bronze in the 2(x)m breast. In the 15 -and -over girls' bracket, Megan Shanks led the way with three gold in the 100m and 200m back and 200m fly. She also won bronze in the 200m free. Alicia Kaye swam to gold in the 50m breast and silver in the 50m fly and loom I.M. Lauren Campbell cap- tured two silver medals in the 50m breast and 2(X)n fly. Carrie Lahti was the silver medallist in the 20(hn free. Andrea Mauro also earned sil- ver in the 200m breast. Jenn Martin earned bronze in the 200m back. Also posting several personal best was Stephanie Mathias. 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Eric Kelly earn silver in the 100m I.M. and 200m free and two bronze in the 50m fly and 100m free. Graham Wolch chalked up two silver in the 50m and 20(hn. Jon Kaye swam to silver in the 200m back. Also swim- ming well in this age group with many personal best swims were Michael Loewen and Vijay Mud - haven. The Club's younger swimmers made their presence strongly felt. In the eight -and -under age group AI- izeh Ladak, Alysha Lynden, and Scott Johnston all turned in terrific swims to earn several personal best swims. In the 10 -and -under girls' age group, Maia Kirk struck gold in the 50m hack and two silver in the loom fly and 100m back. Cailic Douse swam to bronze in the 100m fly. Katherine Ball, Amanda Ban- iuk, Margaux Brennan, Melanie Clarke, Alexandra Farag, Samantha Gordon, Patricia Manos, Brianne Porter and Christina Walsh all swam well earning many personal best times. The 10 -and -under boys' catego- ry was led by Calan Eldridge with gold medals in the 50m back, 100m breast and 100m I.M. Eldridge also garnered silver in the 50m free, 100m free, and 200m back. Michael Storto earned gold in the 50m fly, silver in the 50m back and bronze in the 100m back and 100m fly. Nicholas Barbaro swam to a bronze in the 200m breast. Jeffrey Cernele and Patrick McGuinty turned in several personal best times. In the 11-12 girls' age group, Stephanie Peters struck gold in the 200m back, silver in the 50m and 100m back and bronze in the 50m fly. Jenna Bayley posted a gold - medal swim in the 50m back. Sarah Wolch turned in a gold -medal per- formance in the 50m breast. Laura Bares earned silver in the 50m breast and bronze in the 100m breast. Erin Gordon swam to a sil- ver medal in the 100m free and Jes- sica Ward earned silver in the 100m I.M. Mikki McGuinty earned a bronze medal in the 50m free. Melanie Campbell, Ashley Dow, Fatima Jabavji, Lisa Barbieri, Dawn McLoughlin, Rachel Pet- tapia-Phillips and Alison Rhodes all. earned several personal best times. Daniel Langlois led the 1 1-12 boys' group with three gold medals in the 50m and 100m back and 100m fly, silver in the 100m free and 200m I.M. and bronze in the 50m free. Alex Griffith posted a gold -medal swim in the 200m fly and bronze in the 50m fly. Brad Johnston eared silver in the 50m and 200m fly and bronze in the 50m back and 100m fly. Jeremy Prevoe swam to bronze in the 50m breast and 200m breast. Jeffrey Hannon, John Ferguson and Kent Williamson all swam to several per- sonal best times. FOCIFIS ON B%W I.S NESS... Pic-' r nw,,,,, <:,: 5 . s� Is your car looking its best now that spring, is here By Peter Hughes �t�■t� _ -. Winter has come and gone Three Bears' professional staff and now that spring is here, it's will have your vehicle looking time to tackle the rust on your like new again. vehicle. 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