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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_05_05I f:, f't 1 s sc r ,+ 0 s PICKERING NEWS AD, VERTISER PRESSRUN 50,100 0\ P I C K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 32 PAGES FRIDAY, MAY 5, 2000 Schoolhoops team istops Page 24 Region wouldn t oppose pipe installation Durham sets stage for airport, Brenner charges BY SUSAN O'NF_ILL Staff Writer Durham Region and the feds are setting the on for an air- port in north Pickering, a City politician and a vocal opponent of such a facility allege. Durham council's failure Wednesday to officially oppose the servicing of the Gan Eden development through Pickering, although the Region is against the housing project, is tied to the fact the Region is already laying pipe along the Hwy. 407 route to service lands in the City's north end, says Pickering Ward 1 Re- gional Councillor Maurice Bren- ner. Coun. Brenner said following Wednesday's council meeting he #R DOG !140 AAPJ01W M1ER - REALM CHOICE ' It w d fid 1MtAxW (4)6) 295-, 44 (SdRm401,ea1dtkitunan Fid) Pickering Rec t complex SW&XtSUMWr ,Hesift Cy", ;speCia 831-1711 believes his motion opposing the sanitary sewage pipe was tabled because it "flies in the face" of discussions presently taking place at the staff level that could set the stage for servicing the federal lands in north Pickering, which the Region could ask Ot- tawa to designate as an airport site next month if councillors ap- prove a staff recommendation. Ken Thompson of the Re- gion's works department told council the Region is laying twin pipes along the Hwy. 407 route to service future development in the area. 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Dog bite victim on the mend Pickering boy `in good spirits' after plastic surgery BY BLAKE PURDY News Editor PICKERING — A Pickering ho} whose upper lip was bitten off by a pit bull may ]cave hospital today or Saturday after undergoing plastic surgery to mend his wounds. Meanwhile, the dog's owner could face a fine ranging from $30 to $2,000. Robert Babin, 9, was listed in good condition at the Hospital for Sick Children Thursday afternoon following reconstructive surgery Wednesday to repair his mouth. -The surgery went well;' re- ports hospital spokesman Helen Simeon. "He's in good spirits;" Ms. Simeon said in relaying a message from Robert's parents who de- clined to speak with the media. The youngster, his 10 -year-old sister and their mother were walk- ing outside the Hub Plaza at 1298 (Kingston Rd. in Pickering around See ATTACK page 4 1 t Pickeringteen arrested for sek assaul Babysitter accused following boy's complaint A 17 -year-old babysitter is ac= - sault, sexual interference and in- known to babysit other children cused of sexually assaulting a vitation to sexual touching. in the neighbourhood, was re - six -year-old Pickering boy since The investigation began after leased on $1,000 bail. 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'There were some irregu- larities in the funds generat- ed through the detachment, but I can't give specifics;' said Const. Hackett, of the OPP's Port Credit detach- ment. However, he said the de - BRAD DUNBAR Suspended with pay pending outcome of case. tachment routinely collects government money raised by the sale of copies of collision reports and criminal back- ground checks, for example. "These funds are forward- ed to the Ministry of Fi- nance... My information is there were some discrepan- cies in the revenues forward- ed;' he said. Investigators are also looking closely at the detach- ment's "petty cash" fund, used to purchase office sup- plies such as "pens and stamps:' Const. Hackett said. He said the total amount 1 • iinM• • We still believe in providing high quality service and parts at prices that won't break your budget. You have my word on it! a ® X41kl" YOU NEED CARBONCIEAN SERVICE' -kmpreftftfw...o. 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Robert was taken to t �, The mother and the Ajax -Pickering daughter struck up a Health Centre and later conversation with the transferred to Sick .. pit bull's owner after Kids. rte. the girl remarked to her His Grade 3 class- mom, "Look at the mates at St. Marguerite. � V puppy:' Durham Re- d'Youville Catholic elV. - gional Police report. ementary school in They then petted the Whitbv made get -well animal which was cards to send the leashed and beside its youngster. V O o u owner. The three-year-old Baytj Robert was standing male dog was seized by five to six feet away Pickering -Ajax -Whit- ; when the pit bull "sud- by (PAW) Animal Con- denly lunged for- trol and will be quaran- ward...pulling the tined for 10 days to de- ' owner with it...and bit termine whether it's the boy on the face", rabid. tearing off the young- PAW supervisor of Students Gabriella Hall-Ufford and Conor ster's upper lip, says animal control services Doyle sign a card for classmate Robert Sergeant Jim Grimley, Sylvie Koch says the recounting the story 51 -year-old man who Babin who was attacked by a dog on Wednes- told by the family. owns the pit bull could day in Pickering. The youngster "had- face municipal bylaw n't approached the charges spelled out in A fine might be under care and control" dog:' adds Sgt. Grim- provincial legislation levied if it's determined even though the pit bull ley. 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"I need to be as- sured this isn't something that's going to come back and haunt my municipality...) need to be reassured the York -Durham sewage line isn't going to be coming up Brock Road.- And. oad-And. Coun. Brenner, who ques- tioned what type of development the Region is envisioning for north Pick- ering, later added, "If you put the pipes in, you're conceding to the fact that a need is going to be coming to service:' But, Pickering Councillor and Durham works committee chairman Rick Johnson told reporters it makes sense to lay the pipes now before the highway is built, noting if they're put in 20 years from now the cost will be much greater. Coun. Johnson added he was dis- appointed "the integrity of our staff has been challenged. Our staff are not working behind the scenes with any developers." 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J. . .. . , „M,+nkIN:*t — ..r �r -- . ignated a witness in the fatal police shooting of a Sunderland man testified Thurs- day at a prelimi- nary hearing for three officers charged in the confrontation. Durham Re- gional Police Constable Nancy George was a pa- trol officer as- signed to 26 Di- vision in north Durham on the night Tony Ro- magnuolo was killed. She was one of four officers - two from York and two from Durham - who attended the Ro- magnuolo fami- ly's residence on 17 Sideroad on Dec. 28, 1998. Mr. Romagn- uolo, 44, was shot to death dur- ing an altercation which followed, while his teenaged son, Rocco, then 17, also was wound- ed by a single bullet. - T h e Province's Spe- cial Investiga- tions Unit last spring charged three of the four officers involved in the incident. York Regional Police Constable Randy Martin is charged with second-degree murder in the death of Mr. Ro- magnuolo, a fa- ther of three, while his partner Constable Mike Hoskin is charged with as- sault with a weapon and careless use of a .firearm. Durham Con- stable A] Robins, who was work- ing alongside Const. George the night in ques- tion, faces charges of aggra- vated assault and causing bodily harm by dis- charging a firearm for the wounding of Rocco. With the com- pletion of Const. 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Morgan, a sufficient evi- ban prevents re- neys John Corelli E., is expected to tears at times, the home at the time Mrs. Ro,magn- during an cmo,- Cobourg judge, dence to order porting on the and Ian Bulmer. last about four Ione officer des- of the confronta- uolo and her son` tion -charged two is presiding Iver the ()fficer,, t,� evidence or the The hearing, weeks. ignated a witness in the fatal police shooting of a Sunderland man testified Thurs- day at a prelimi- nary hearing for three officers charged in the confrontation. Durham Re- gional Police Constable Nancy George was a pa- trol officer as- signed to 26 Di- vision in north Durham on the night Tony Ro- magnuolo was killed. She was one of four officers - two from York and two from Durham - who attended the Ro- magnuolo fami- ly's residence on 17 Sideroad on Dec. 28, 1998. Mr. Romagn- uolo, 44, was shot to death dur- ing an altercation which followed, while his teenaged son, Rocco, then 17, also was wound- ed by a single bullet. - T h e Province's Spe- cial Investiga- tions Unit last spring charged three of the four officers involved in the incident. York Regional Police Constable Randy Martin is charged with second-degree murder in the death of Mr. Ro- magnuolo, a fa- ther of three, while his partner Constable Mike Hoskin is charged with as- sault with a weapon and careless use of a .firearm. Durham Con- stable A] Robins, who was work- ing alongside Const. George the night in ques- tion, faces charges of aggra- vated assault and causing bodily harm by dis- charging a firearm for the wounding of Rocco. With the com- pletion of Const. 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What do students have to be afraid of? WhN are parents concerned? A good look at the code shows the vast majority - more than 90 per cent - of students will not be affected by the strict new rules at all. The purpose of the code is to control and ultimately, if necessary, rid schools of chronic troublemakers and those stu- dents who ruin it for the majority. Consider the violations to be includ- ed in the code and the possible punish- ments which could result: • students who swear at a teacher or authority figure, are in possession of or under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs, who extensively vandalize school property or who threaten to seriously in- jure someone, can immediately be sus- pended. • students in possession of a weapon. trafficking in drugs or committing sexu- al assault will be suspended immediate- ly and could be expelled. Teachers will have suspension pow- ers and principals will be allowed to expel students. Can anybody seriously quibble with the penalties imposed on students who violate the above rules? Don't we want our schools to be free from violent be- haviour, a place where our young people can live, learn and enjoy themselves in peace; and safety? Youths must be taught that anti -social, selfish and illegal be- haviour will not be tolerated in school, just as it is not in society at large. Education Minister Janet Ecker is right when she says young Canadians, "have many, many rights and privileges, and with them come responsibilities" Of course. It's hard to understand the logic of Durham Catholic District School Board student trustee Serena Schwab, when she says, "A lot of time (teenagers) don't think before they act. I think this policy is putting a lot of re- sponsibility on their shoulders they can't handle.- The andle"The whole idea is to lay out a simple, straightforward code of conduct all stu- dents understand, to make them think before they act. The rules and penalties will be clear to everyone. Forewarned is forearniLd. Teachers and principals, to provide the best all-around education for our young people, need to be in control of their classrooms and schools. While it's true nearly all students will never be subject to suspension or expulsion, those who prove they don't want to be in school, won't be. That's only fair to everyone else. E -Mail your comments on this opinion to shouston0durharn.net Include your full nine and community of residence. h• CUID SW EMBODY GETS As NO"PEo I ASSUME --- WE AQP INEI�,iBI.E LETTERS TO PM has looted long enough To the editor: Without a doubt, Jean Chretien should step down and not tun for another term. He has been one of Canada's least able Prime; Minis- ters. 1. He cannot be trusted. He said he would do away with the GST to get elected. Then he conveniently forgets and when challenged denies ever having said it, although video clips indicate otherwise. And the complacent Canadians went hack to sleep! from is a four-letter word All dressed up with somewhere to go ... maybe The last few weeks have been pret- disappointed. Some of the OAC stu- ty strange. I just bought a brand new dents I've talked to, who attended The suit, but I've never even worn one be- Prom last year, felt cheated by the fore. I talk with classmates about the Tim whole experience because it was less same topic over and over again, dayMunro than the absolutely perfect evening after day. For no real reason, I feel a they had anticipated. When we build strange sense of anticipation mixed Student Intern up events such as The Prom as perfect with a little bit of regret. There's only t MAI occasions, we are doomed for a let - one thing that inspires such events and down because of the simple truth that THE EDITOR 2. His method of handling crisis situations is to conveniently sched- ule a trip :o some other part of the world so as not to have to deal with it. Remember the Quebec issue? 3. His arrogance is unsurpassed. Recent news reports tell us that he intended to cross the country to "tell us what our values are" Duh...thanks Jean. 4. He only reacts under pressure. Remember the "gifts" from the February budget, one of which was a tax reduction'' Thanks for over- taxing me Jean so you can look good by giving me back my own money. Yikes! 5. He has lost control of his gov- ernment departments. Remember the recently misplaced SI -billion fiasco? Woe unto Canada if he or indeed any of his government col- leagues are elected. 6. He openly admits he wants to be right up there with other Prime Ministers who served three terms. His interest is in record setting rather than responsible governing. 7. He and his Liberals' actions are generally motivated by selfish interests and not the people they are allegedly serving. If it gets a vote, then they say, "Let's do it" Politi- cians are using our money to pro - emotions in a Grade 12 student's life: until the after party, when the real fun nothing in this world is perfect. vide us things they think we need. 'lite Prom. begins. Let's face it: The Prom is for Even with all the pointless deca- If they had left it in our hands we That magical little phrase hangs the girls; the after party is for the guys. dence, hurt feelings, popularity wor- could provide things that we do over the head of every high school stu- For those of us without a date, for ship and battered egos that The Prom need — namely a cut in taxes. dent since the day they enter Grade 9. whatever mason, there are two options: inspires, there is still a part of me that Canadians have suffered be - For most of your high school career, it stay home and feel sorry for yourself, desperately wants to experience it I cause of this nonsense. He has loot - is something far in the future, speculat- or go anyway and feel sorry for your- may never again see some of the peo- ed and plundered the people long ed about but never really considered. self. Either way, you will be surround- ple attending as they head off to col- enough. People are getting fed up Then, as you enter Grade 12, The Prom ed by well-intentioned people who will lege while I stay to finish my OACs. I and those of us who are among the becomes something very real, an event only serve to make you feel more pa- can always think of The Prom as one quiet majority are starting to sharp - hovering just in front of your face. It thetic than you already do. This is a de- last big party, a way to celebrate the en our pruning shears. seems like it is always just around the cision that all too many of us have to time I spent with all of these people I Should Jean Chretien step corner, waiting to pounce on unsus- make. The Prom is great for those who know so well before we go our sepa- down? pecting students before we're ready. have a date. For those who don't, it is a rate ways. I think I might just enjoy In the words of a famous board Girls anticipate The Prom with an crushing exercise in social rejection. The Prom after all, if only as a chance game, "Do not pass Go, do not col - almost religious fervor, going over The Prom is a lot like the Oscars: to say goodbye. lect $200, go directly to jail." Sorry every detail until they are convinced Everybody gets all dressed up, there's I meant go directly to retirement. that everything will be absolutely per- usually some big scandal, the most E4140 yarn comments on this opinion Right now would be a good time to feet. Guys take a more relaxed ap- popular ones win every award, and to shoustmOdurhem net. Include your start the journey. proach, trying to keep their dates happy everyone goes home feeling vaguely tun nano and community of residence. BW W,lldron NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Witlems Real EwatelAulomotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Vanager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager N"" s (905)6x3-5110 ii l (905)6x3-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 E -Mail shouston(a durham.nct Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any advertise- ment Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. o C*C • -HEINS 'ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EWM,' May S, 2000 PAGE 7 AIP Two Durham homicide detectives transferred, subject of internal probe BY STEPHEN SHAW Slrtft'Writer Two senior homicide detectives have been transferred and a 'cold case' inves- tigation suddenly shut down while an allegation of professional misconduct is probed by the Durham Regional Police professional standards branch. Jim Adams, deputy -chief of opera- tions, confirmed senior detectives Greg Heasman and partner Tom Whiteway were both recently reassigned to uni- form duties. The controversy stems from what the deputy chief described as a "proce- dural matter" relating to an ongoing homicide investigation, which has since been put on hold. "These are two dedicated, long -serv- ing officers who may or may not have made a procedural mistake during the course of an investigation:' said Deputy Adams, adding the alleged misconduct recently came to the attention of the of- ficer in charge of the case and head of the homicide unit, Detective Sergeant Shane Wasmund. "It's a cold case investigation and working on those isn't easy at the best of times. The investigation was put on hold after this came to light;" Deputy Adams said. Although department officials are not releasing many details of the inter- nal investigation, according to several sources the probe is focused on alleged improprieties involving an application to obtain a judicial warrant. Terry Ryan, president of the Durham Regional Police Association, which represents the two veteran offices, said the allegations are "completely un- proven." He said both detectives have gtxul reputations and that the association is closely watching the internal probe. It remains unclear what impact, if any, the alleged misconduct could have on the criminal investigation. "it may have (some). The investiga- tion will probably continue, but I don't know when. This (internal probe) has to be resolved. It's an issue which could be a problem at the end, during the ju- School brings Peanuts characters to life AJAX —Ajax residents are invited to attend a performance of 'You're a Good Man Charlie Brown' at Duftin's Bay Public School next month. The play, based on the Peanuts comic strip by Charles M. Schulz, is being held Tuesday, June 6 at 1:30 and 7 p.m. and Wednesday, June 7 at 7 p.m. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased at the school's office. Duffin's Bay Public School is at 66 Pittmann Cres. For more information call 683-6023. SEAM CORRECTION For our 40 page Mother's Day Pre -Print (Sale dates: May 1-7, 2000) (CO51F500) Page 18 - only 12.99 Girls' short set available in size 6-16. Page 36 - Kenmore 16.1 cu. ft. refrigerator is Sold out. For our 16 page Outdoor Sale Pre -Print (Sale dates: May 1-14,2000) (V051V200) Page 14 - Deck Stain is not available for this promotion. lNe sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. dicial process," said Deputy the case and decided there are no assigned to divisions in Oshawa meanwhile, should take about a Adams. He added a Crown attor- grounds to lay criminal charges and Whitby as road sergeants. week to complete, Deputy Adams ney from Cobourg has reviewed against the officers. Both were re- The internal investigation, said. OPTIMIST CLUB OF AJAX 19TH ANNUAL Optimist International Junior Golf Championship Qualification Tournament Sunday May 14th, 2000 REGISTRATION 30 at Annandale Golf Clubr I Boys & Girls 9 to 18 , t r� A) 18 Holes, Lunch, Drinks, Prizes Choose Either: - Total Cost $25.00 OR B) 9 Holes, Lunch, Drinks, Prizes - Group Instruction, Range Balls - Total Cost $15.00 Winning Contestants Qualify for All Expense Paid Trip to Ontario District 0.1. Junior Golf Championship To Pre -Register Call: Cliff Hawker 683-4256 or Dave Cabel 427-3135 REGISTRATIONSFIRST 75 (� OPT MIST • *1TERNATtpNAL •�,,.,,.L °vq-1 Please recycle your News Advertiser! tte 0 n on Xidso t - n Would you like to be on the Float in the 2000 Toronto Santa- Claus s ::Parade ? Sears Pickering Town Centre has been ` chosen to represent Sears Canada in the 2000 Toronto Santa Claus Parade! We need your help) If you are 8 to 12 years of age and between 4 and 5 feet tall we want you to write up a 25 - 50 word paraglraph and tell us `may you would like to be m the r.n .. uts Crus Parade . 7%e winners will be selected to be one of 10 Float Positions or one of 4 Mare's. Simply bring m. your entry to Sears Pickering Town Centre by Sunday May 29 '(Boy's Wear Dept.) by store cling. Don't forget to include your name, age and phone number in your entry. d2 A' Tony the Barber Fs .......... t - esu has moved We welcome Tony the Banccr to ,ur ic,un Fit hairstylists & skin care, estheticians, electrolysis, body toning & tanning. professionals. We invite all of Tony's clients to visit Hair Fashion 3WO for his continued expert hair cutting & shaving. 441FASHION 3000 LTD. ;t)G h�oA �, ry(�tMton ffAo Ajax Placa '"dent 224 Harwood Ave. South � Discount 001)5) E8;-71121 DncF un AM PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERnSER, FFODAY EDITION, May S, 2WO Don't drive drunk, local teens reminded Students hear blunt messages as prom season arrives BY TIM MUNRO Special to the News Advertiser The dangers of drunk driving were made evident to local high school students earlier this week as the prom season arrives. To raise awareness about drunk driving and the devastating impact it has on those affected by it, staff and students of St. Mary Catholic Sec- ondary School in Pickering, the St. Mary School Community Council, Mothers Against Drunk Driving and Students Against Drunk Driving put on a special presentation Tuesday at St. Marv. Donna Matthews, a St. Mary teacher who helped organize the event, also spearheaded the plan- ning of the school prom tonight. "With the upcoming prom, we wanted to invite the community and parents in to discuss drinking and driving;' said Ms. Matthews. The featured guest speakers were Peter and Connie Heron of Brooklin, whose daughter Amanda was killed June 7, 1998 in an alco- hol-related accident. Amanda, who was 16 at the time, tried to convince a drunk friend to give up the keys to her car, said Mrs. Heron. But, the friend drove anyway, with Amanda in the passenger seat, and reached speeds upwards of 130 kilometres an hour in a matter of seconds, she reported_ The driver lost control of the vehicle and Amanda, who did not have time to put on her seatbelt, was ejected from the car, which rolled on top of W killing her instantly. The Herons have since devoted much of their time to educating peo- ple, especially teenagers, about the dangers of drinking and driving. The family, along with several other friends and parents of people killed in alcohol-related collisions, A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo St. Mary Catholic Secondary School student drunk driving campaign. The message is a time - Nick Gopaul peers at the wreckage of a CMC ly one for senior students at high schools across Tracker brought to the school as pan of an anti- the region, as they prepare for graduation proms. were the subjects of a short docu- mentary film created by local stu- dents from both the public and sep- arate school boards. The film 'Tragic Memories', which was shown during the pre- sentation, included several emotion- al testimonials from those who knew Amanda and loved ones of Jennifer Crook, another local teen who was killed in a drunk driving accident a few years ago. Mrs. Heron urged teens to act re- sponsibly in her touching speech. "Amanda was passionately against drinking and driving. We feel this is the best memorial to her — to spread the message not to drink and drive. I just know the dev- astation we've been through. We want to try and prevent this from happening to other families" Two cars destroyed in deadly al- cohol-related collisions in Durham were on display as a grim reminder of the consequences of drinking and driving. Ontariobudget 'very for business Board of trade's only concern whether Tories spending enough on roads BY KEITH GIUJGAN Staff Writer The Province's balanced budget, which includes tax cuts and an in- creased debt repayment plan, has earned the praise of a local business group. But, the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade wonders if the Progressive Conservative government has pro- vided enough infrastructure funding for road improvements in Durham. Overall though,. Tuesday's spending blueprint from Queen's Park "is a really good budget for business," says board of trade presi- dent Kate Zarins. "It had all the things we're looking for" In fact, Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker told a post -budget breakfast Wednesday, ' Iitere's an awful lot of things to applaud in yesterday's budget" The Tory budget unveiled by Fi- nance Minister Ernie Eves includes personal and corporate tax cuts, a dividend of up to $200 for everyone who filed an income tax return last year and $5 billion over the next four years to reduce the debt. "Ibe big thing is paying down the debt more quickly," Ms. Zarin JANET ECKER 'Simply cutting spending isn't going to solve the problem.' told about 50 people gathered at Re- galis Restaurant in Pickering. ' litere's always a concern (about the need) to pay down the debt and they've increased their commitment over the next four years. And, the surplus from last year is being ap- plied to it. "It showed they are listening to business and getting the debt down as quickly as possible," she added. "Yesterday was a pretty special day," said Ms. Ecker, Minister of Education. "Tice province has en- tered a whole new era. We've changed the political culture" Reaching a balanced budget is the "culmination of our five-year plan,„ the MPP noted. "We met our tax cut targets and we met our job targets by creating 720,000 jobs. And we balanced the budget not once, but twice.' When the Tories were elected in 1995, the government was spending $1 million more an hour than it was bringing in, Ms. Ecker pointed out. "To fill a hole, you have to stop digging deeper," she said. "We have to balance the budget and reduce the debt. We'll grow our way out of it. Simply cutting spending isn't going to solve the problem. "Tax cuts are part of that. Tax cuts create jobs;' said Ms. Ecker. "Yes it's great to have our neigh- bour to the south, but tax cuts are part of it. Tax cuts are important be- cause it's your money." But, she was quick to add, "Tice job isn't done. Now that the budget is balanced, it has to stay that way:' To that end, the government has passed legislation requiring the budget remain balanced. Cabinet ministers whose departments over- spend face a 25 -per cent pay cut. The 'taxpayer dividend' of up to $200 is going "to the folks who worked so hard to get us out of the deficit,,' Ms. Ecker said The government is increasing the amount it's putting toward the debt, allocating $5 billion over the next four years, up from the previ- ous total of $2 billion. "Once you get the deficit down, now the hard part starts. Debt re- duction is the hard part,,' the MPP said. _ Ms. ?grins said in an interview the board of trade's only concern with the budget is how $1 billion in infrastructure money will be allo- cated and how much of it will be spent in Durham Region. She noted the City of Toronto also has raised questions about how the highway funding will be divided. 'The concern is what's there won't come out to Durham;' Ms. Zarin said. "We need infrastructure in Durham and we've made it clear we need it." Dumm REGION COUNCIL BRIEFS MAY 5, 2000 Funding approved for Bethesda Nouse A women's shelter that had threatened to close its doors last month due to a financial crisis has been granted additional funding from the Region. Durham Council voted Monday to approve block funding of no less than $174,287 per year for Bethes- da House, a 15 -lied transitional facil- ity in Bowmanville which has provid- ed temporary crisis shelter for more than 900 women and their children since it opened in Manch, 1995. Bethesda House, which has an annual budget of $340,000, receives about half its budget from the Re- gion of Durham. But that regional funding has traditionally been based on the number of people using the facility who quality for a per diem payment. However, now the facility will have some financial stability, said Clarirtgton Mayor Diane Hamre. 'This guarantees them a mini- mum. They've got something they can count on," she said. The shelter is one of only three within Durham which provides refuge to women and children flee- ing abusive homes. Region opposes zero tolerance policy on welfare cheats Durham Council is on record as being opposed the Province's new zero tolerance policy on welfare cheats. The Region passed a motion from Durhams Health and Social Services Committee Wednesday that indicates Durham is opposed to the new policy that vA see those who cheat the system become per manently ineNguble for social assis- tance. As of April 1, anyone convict- ed in court of social assistance fraud based on an offence committed after that date will be permanently dis- quaafied from receiving future bene- fits. Prior to April 1, rec oents con- victed of fraud were banned from re- ceiving benefits for three months on their fust conviction and sa months on subsequBrock ent O'Con- nor has caked the policy a "cookie - cutter (approach) that doesn't work in every circumstance. Rabies shots a-m-datory for dogs ad cels Regional politicians voted in favour Wednesday of mandatory ra- bies vaocinabons for bogs and eats in Durttam. A reconwroindaboin from the Re- gion's Heakh and Social .Services Committee that the `Lieutenant Gov- ernor in Council be requested to enact Ontario Regulation 567 (Ra- bies Immunization) under the Health and Protection and Promotion Act in the Durham Regional Health Unit" was passed by Coutnck. 'we're one of the sole areas that don't fall under this logistation,' Brock Councillor and Health and So- cial Services Committee Chairman Larry O'Connor said. J%. ml Our NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 PAGE 9 A/P entire store is on.sale or at special Purchase prices Sale Prces end Sunday. May 14, 2000 Some nems may have been on sale during the past week IMus, useY our sears Card and pay no interest until January 2002 on all furniture and sleep sets. WIUIBy Sean furniture store ■_-. JJLL ure store w10 leg h oa►c. coordinated 1651)VICI'ORIA 3T, UNIT #7, WIIITRY, ONTARIO. furniture PHONE: 01111 1:+79.4048 i-800-336-8073 'Pay in 20 equal monlhy payments, ireerest Vee, until ,l vary 2002. On approved credit, with your Sears Card. Minimum 5200 widuse. $35 deferral tee and all applicable tabes and dWges are payable at time of purdhase. When billed, any unpand portion of your Sews a omlit balance wit saw crelm charges, oamnmhdng the foloWng morM, Apples to merchandise in Sears Furniture, Sears Fumilure 8 Appliances and Sears Furniture, Appliances 8 Home Improvements Stores. Fxdudes Cata oWe purchases. Offer ends Sunday. May 14. MO. 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Leon s emp�cyees and i <..:f ape or older We reserve the :.q .. .. ,c gvartit,es. �.,sWm orde�s repo"e 25 "c ^e PC sit AM PAGE 12 NOM ADVERT MEM FWXV EDITION, Mill► S; 2000 Annual Ajax Civic Award deadline nears Get your nominations in by Monday, May 8 for judges to consider AJAX — Nominations close in less than a week for the 2000 Ajax Civic Award. Entries for the annual award have to be postmarked no later than Monday, May 8. The honour's bestowed each year on a person who has made an outstanding and continuous voluntary contribution to the community. All current and former Ajax Local businesses invited to strut their stuff at Trade and Home Show AJAX — The 16th Annual Ajax Family Festival is a few months away but there's no time like the present to make arrange- ments to display your product or service at the Trade and Home Show. Booths are going fast for this year's show which runs in con- junction with the family festival at the Ajax Community Centre on the weekend of Sept. 8. The Trade and Home Show is a described by organizers as a great way to promote your busi- ness, industry, product or service as attendance is usually between 11,000 and 12,000 guests. A regular booth, of nine by 10 feet, costs $250 and corner A.G. - SCRUPLES • PAUL MITCHELL • UANS • In BEAUTY- • SUPPLY z « ' Xr------ ----- 7-----, 01 JOICO I WELLA I INFUSIUM I z� ICOLORCHARMI • LITE I & p 23 Uir,11 Litre N PE pO�XIDE A 350 ml s 19 97 I NO* 81 44 I0*9 ss QL ---------------J FULL SERVICE SALON 1 W 1822 Whites Rd Pickering a (Amber Plm) 905-831-9339 ARTEC • BACK TO BASICS • PHYTOLOGIE- ------- -------- inters The Herb Specialists Instant Herb Garden esdy $Z-" Plants of parsley, thyme, oregano and sweet basil for the garden. (Great in containers tool NFsit our Gwrthouse for unique herbs! • Rue - deters cats, f lamurs salads • Hyssop -aids digestion, attractrroe honey ber plant • Austrian Trail* Geraniums - 3 shout' colours with edible f lowers, /pr hanging baskets & boxes • Organic Seed Potatoes Hwy 47, just east of Goodwood rhow (905) 640.667% a J -mnf " WA THE VICTORY 1001 • ror hones up to 9500 sq. n.l • Supports up to 6 role • Parr coonsh for 110' of tubW h. • 107' of suction power • An tDek Lamb 1 -stage 5.7' by- pass mowe • 1965 watts, 11.7 amps Mat. Erec. power! SMART VAC " 4473 • rt.edi lY...,p.otor •'11sr� 11116atlms mapsers to an maim & riders 40 easwsnns A Pius Vacuum & Some Systems 1848 Liverps" " (tt"W" asa* Fla") X03-887.itii4l 411100b4" SAL 4s.e s.& booths are $275 and $300. For information on renting a booth call John Murray at 686- 7985. Proceeds will go to various worthwhile causes including the Ajax -Pickering Health Centre. the local United Way, Ajax -Pick- ering Salvation Army, and youth and seniors' projects. residents are eligible for the award, including people who were nominated in the past but didn't win. All entries are confidential, but the nominee must agree to have their name put forward. You should include along with the nomination form a full ac- count of the nominee's communi- ty involvement. While the contri- bution must be voluntary, it can relate to expertise received through training, work experi- ence or education. The winner is selected by an anonymous panel, none of whom are members of Ajax council or Town staff. Nomination forms are avail- able in the Ajax Recreation Ser- vices 2000 Spring and Summer program brochure and from the mayor's office on the second floor of the Town hall. The 14th Civic Award will be presented along with the Ajax Recreation Advisory Council awards Wednesday, June 14 dur- ing Ajax Home Week. Past award recipients are Betty Bujold in 1987, Dorothy Wcstney (1988), John Murray (1989), Eileen Rackham (1990), Louise Johnson (1991), Jan Henderson (1992), Nancy Maxwell (1993), Joe Dickson (1994), Joe Atkinson (1995), Maureen Farmer (1996), Martin Olenroot (1997), Bruce Boyle (1998) and Paul Pakyam (1999) Call Cherry Sevigny in the mayor's office at 619-2529, ext. 335 for more information. .."sa•Jww.Y.'ia0..+tAtMG+M�.. ... _ . , .... <=K.�.w-a4+Nii'w rr,....a .... 2000 PONTIAC SUNFIRE COUPE LEASE OPTIONS Doom tease Total Due Payment Payment On Signing 1 $0 $318 $1.712.45 _$2.380 5248 S4.293 9�1 $4.000 7 $156 $6.102.90 Based or an a m,& cos; W ow . V of 34%. $0.12, km 0wV ow 60.000 km fo 36 rwnNs. 0o wn to txrmw at base end n $10.965 60 Total flue on stp'mg mouton down Omer. *OhL Sea^ deposit tint at"+S O•Nt0 Otos tws. oti hate oatim awttabte. CHOOSE 2 -DOOR OR 4 -DOOR PONTIAC GRAND AM 2.4 Litre Twin Carr. 150 HP Engine • 1 Speed Automatic Transmission with Enhanced Traction System • 4 Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • 4 vVheei independent Suspension • A., Conditioning • Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags • AM/FM Stereo Cassette • PASSLock' II Theft -Deterrent System • Tilt -Wheel • Power Door Locks • Rear Spoiler NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 PAGE 13 AM 2.21-115 HP Engine • S -SPEED GETRAG TRANSMISSION • 6 -Speaker CD Player • Upgraded 15" Wheels • Anti -Lock Brake System • PASSLock' II Theft - Deterrent System • Tinted Glass • Rear Spoiler ADD AIR CONDITIONING OR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FOR AN ADDITIONAL $15' A MONTH ON YOUR SMARTLEASE PAYMENT. OR GET BOTH FOR AN ADDITIONAL $30' A MONTH. $188 36 MONTH StivuatlFASE M inlixisill'/51910 down payrndu. S JV TFe�t �arid &�Ia�M,, �sseyywm� ty . F , I" 'mo DR LEASE OPTIONS T Down Lease Iota ;A* Payment Payment On Signing SO — S398 $2.048.20 F S2.68C $3. S».93:..2" $5.000 $249 $7.451.85 y Based r, ar awtua =S' op -.-g of 4.?`•.., $012 -fun diarQe ow 60.000 km for 36 month. 00(wr to OtlU+ase at Mase ero -s $15.813 90 i Total One on SCM4 rck,*" dory me -0 ftev. 2900'. oeow. fest , KX 0 S ow"em I I Olds faces. 0aw ww ow one &vm)ie i 1318 * i$ MONTH StwM1Enrc pr ewndl,12-690 dtawn PM-ent son *46" OW SMaeerR an MONTANA HAS THE BEST FUEL .ECONOMY IN ITS CLASS" $15,299 CASH PURCHASE excludes height $730 OR 1.9% PURCHASE FINANCE up to 48 nvonths LEASE RATE up to 36 "fam" LEASE OPTIONS _ Down Lease Toiar Due Payment Payment On Signing $0 $242 51.504.05 I $3.000 $156 54.855.15 Sasec Jr an artrua- A51 of wrro ,Iv, 1 9`s SO 12 nr m Marge ow 60.000 km for 36 w ms 00(01 b wcf a at lease enc s 58.276.7 Total ckp or srw% inow*s OOw1 p*mer'. "Of. secumy moov. tis: atom, s oaYr,,— ok" ,aeS. 'htW (ease W-OrS aVagade (IYgywj,F, -. IMF MJRCI.ASE ..w.. tr..o r sass v'B�ESipBU1�� 1'� r CHOOSE 2 -DOOR OR 4 -DOOR PONTIAC MONTANA PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT UNSURPASSED HANDUNG AND CONTROL WITH WIDE TRACK 3800 3.3L 5e -,es a 200 HP Engine • 4 Speed Automatic Transmission with Enhanced ::j�:ton System • » Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • A%1.'FM Stereo with CD • '.ti' deTrack Stance • :c" Aluminum Wheels arc Tres • Remote Keyless Entry and Theft -Deterrent System • Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Ai, Bags • Rear Seat Pass-Thru • Magnasteer Vanable-E°fort Power Steenng • Rear Spoiler • A,r Conditioning 3.4 Lure 3400 V6 185 HP Engine • 1 -Speed Automatic Transmission • 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • Air Conditioning • Power Windows,%Door Locks/ Mirrors • Dual Sliding Doors • Deep Tint Glass • AM, FM Stereo • Tdt-Wheel's $249 posewb/3i IIONM SwnitarE iyarstmi!llOamdiiiiiiiii f ilii ttttd iImplind OR $24.458' CAM PUwCMASE .xcw" - io 1940 OR 12% �ItltewAst rwAr$cE t' i.4t m.R1At' UUM RA7E Down Lease Total Due $3.800 $248 $6.036.20 $6.000 $185 $8.493.75 Based or at arruat oust of oorrowrg of 1.9%. $0 12 km urge over 60.000 km for 36 monft. 00(ion to aralasee at ease encs $14.275. Total We On sgrung Mkraes down bantent. hetgm secuntt oeposrt, first months Davrwt oA fares. Dow lease opuom astable. 'FOR A LIMITED TIME. ONLY AT YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC* BUICK *GMC DEALER. We'd No you So know more: Come visit us at your local dealer, on our website at wfww.9niicanad&Axxn or call us at 1-800,GM-DRIVE. 'Offers based on Sunfire Coupe R7Z1Grand AM SE R7Z/Grand Prix GT R7Z1Morltana R7Z. Dealers are free to set individual prices. tFreight (as indicated), applicable taxes, licence, insurance. RRS.A., and admin fees extra. #Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example: $10,000 at 1.906/2.90/. APR, the monthly payment is $216.52/$220.90 for 48 rrtordhis. Cost of borrowing is $392.961$603.20. Total obligation is $10.392.96/$10,603.20. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount bor- rowed and down payment/trade. VThe SMARTL.EABE mond* payment and the GMAC purchase finance rate are not available with and are not calculated on the 'Cash Purchase' price as shown. The difference between the price for the SmART LEASE/GMAC Purchase Finance offer and the 'Cash Purchase' offers is deemed under provin- c of disclosure laws to be a cost of borrowing, whether or not the same represents actual interest and is required to be expressed as an annual percentage rate which is 4.780/6/4.62% (Surlfre Coupe R7Z/Montana R7Z). "Vt:KXers appy to select 2000 new or demonstrator models equipped as described, and to qualified retail cus- tomers in the Ontario Pontiac Buick GMC Dealer Marketing Association area only. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Limited time offer which may not be com- bined with other offers. Some restrictions may appy. See your dealer for conditions or details. ttPubfished by National Resources. Fuel Consumption Guide, 2000. VBased on $188/month SMARTLEA6E with $1,910 down payment. The Best Buy Seal is a registered trademark of Consumer's Digest, Inc., used under licence. $2 I8$248* FURCNASE •.w.. A wM s770 36 MOFRN StA.rrtrAE /U 22' PW owntlt/S2.3d0 down pyaw 5.7�70,.aO�W& MACHM FIMAMCE aid SWO 1.Cw*y p M M wn.IN' CHOOSE 2 -DOOR OR 4 -DOOR PONTIAC GRAND AM 2.4 Litre Twin Carr. 150 HP Engine • 1 Speed Automatic Transmission with Enhanced Traction System • 4 Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • 4 vVheei independent Suspension • A., Conditioning • Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags • AM/FM Stereo Cassette • PASSLock' II Theft -Deterrent System • Tilt -Wheel • Power Door Locks • Rear Spoiler NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 PAGE 13 AM 2.21-115 HP Engine • S -SPEED GETRAG TRANSMISSION • 6 -Speaker CD Player • Upgraded 15" Wheels • Anti -Lock Brake System • PASSLock' II Theft - Deterrent System • Tinted Glass • Rear Spoiler ADD AIR CONDITIONING OR AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION FOR AN ADDITIONAL $15' A MONTH ON YOUR SMARTLEASE PAYMENT. OR GET BOTH FOR AN ADDITIONAL $30' A MONTH. $188 36 MONTH StivuatlFASE M inlixisill'/51910 down payrndu. S JV TFe�t �arid &�Ia�M,, �sseyywm� ty . F , I" 'mo DR LEASE OPTIONS T Down Lease Iota ;A* Payment Payment On Signing SO — S398 $2.048.20 F S2.68C $3. S».93:..2" $5.000 $249 $7.451.85 y Based r, ar awtua =S' op -.-g of 4.?`•.., $012 -fun diarQe ow 60.000 km for 36 month. 00(wr to OtlU+ase at Mase ero -s $15.813 90 i Total One on SCM4 rck,*" dory me -0 ftev. 2900'. oeow. fest , KX 0 S ow"em I I Olds faces. 0aw ww ow one &vm)ie i 1318 * i$ MONTH StwM1Enrc pr ewndl,12-690 dtawn PM-ent son *46" OW SMaeerR an MONTANA HAS THE BEST FUEL .ECONOMY IN ITS CLASS" $15,299 CASH PURCHASE excludes height $730 OR 1.9% PURCHASE FINANCE up to 48 nvonths LEASE RATE up to 36 "fam" LEASE OPTIONS _ Down Lease Toiar Due Payment Payment On Signing $0 $242 51.504.05 I $3.000 $156 54.855.15 Sasec Jr an artrua- A51 of wrro ,Iv, 1 9`s SO 12 nr m Marge ow 60.000 km for 36 w ms 00(01 b wcf a at lease enc s 58.276.7 Total ckp or srw% inow*s OOw1 p*mer'. "Of. secumy moov. tis: atom, s oaYr,,— ok" ,aeS. 'htW (ease W-OrS aVagade (IYgywj,F, -. IMF MJRCI.ASE ..w.. tr..o r sass v'B�ESipBU1�� 1'� r CHOOSE 2 -DOOR OR 4 -DOOR PONTIAC MONTANA PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT UNSURPASSED HANDUNG AND CONTROL WITH WIDE TRACK 3800 3.3L 5e -,es a 200 HP Engine • 4 Speed Automatic Transmission with Enhanced ::j�:ton System • » Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • A%1.'FM Stereo with CD • '.ti' deTrack Stance • :c" Aluminum Wheels arc Tres • Remote Keyless Entry and Theft -Deterrent System • Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Ai, Bags • Rear Seat Pass-Thru • Magnasteer Vanable-E°fort Power Steenng • Rear Spoiler • A,r Conditioning 3.4 Lure 3400 V6 185 HP Engine • 1 -Speed Automatic Transmission • 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System • Air Conditioning • Power Windows,%Door Locks/ Mirrors • Dual Sliding Doors • Deep Tint Glass • AM, FM Stereo • Tdt-Wheel's $249 posewb/3i IIONM SwnitarE iyarstmi!llOamdiiiiiiiii f ilii ttttd iImplind OR $24.458' CAM PUwCMASE .xcw" - io 1940 OR 12% �ItltewAst rwAr$cE t' i.4t m.R1At' UUM RA7E Down Lease Total Due $3.800 $248 $6.036.20 $6.000 $185 $8.493.75 Based or at arruat oust of oorrowrg of 1.9%. $0 12 km urge over 60.000 km for 36 monft. 00(ion to aralasee at ease encs $14.275. Total We On sgrung Mkraes down bantent. hetgm secuntt oeposrt, first months Davrwt oA fares. Dow lease opuom astable. 'FOR A LIMITED TIME. ONLY AT YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC* BUICK *GMC DEALER. We'd No you So know more: Come visit us at your local dealer, on our website at wfww.9niicanad&Axxn or call us at 1-800,GM-DRIVE. 'Offers based on Sunfire Coupe R7Z1Grand AM SE R7Z/Grand Prix GT R7Z1Morltana R7Z. Dealers are free to set individual prices. tFreight (as indicated), applicable taxes, licence, insurance. RRS.A., and admin fees extra. #Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example: $10,000 at 1.906/2.90/. APR, the monthly payment is $216.52/$220.90 for 48 rrtordhis. Cost of borrowing is $392.961$603.20. Total obligation is $10.392.96/$10,603.20. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount bor- rowed and down payment/trade. VThe SMARTL.EABE mond* payment and the GMAC purchase finance rate are not available with and are not calculated on the 'Cash Purchase' price as shown. The difference between the price for the SmART LEASE/GMAC Purchase Finance offer and the 'Cash Purchase' offers is deemed under provin- c of disclosure laws to be a cost of borrowing, whether or not the same represents actual interest and is required to be expressed as an annual percentage rate which is 4.780/6/4.62% (Surlfre Coupe R7Z/Montana R7Z). "Vt:KXers appy to select 2000 new or demonstrator models equipped as described, and to qualified retail cus- tomers in the Ontario Pontiac Buick GMC Dealer Marketing Association area only. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Limited time offer which may not be com- bined with other offers. Some restrictions may appy. See your dealer for conditions or details. ttPubfished by National Resources. Fuel Consumption Guide, 2000. VBased on $188/month SMARTLEA6E with $1,910 down payment. The Best Buy Seal is a registered trademark of Consumer's Digest, Inc., used under licence. AIP PAGE 14 NEMS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Miy S, 2000 •• ' ic erin artisthasbrushwith moments in i PICKERING — Art lovers are invited to a show and sale by a noted Pickering artist this weekend. Watercolour artist Carolyne Pascoe will host the show entitled 'A Time for All Seasons' at her McHappy Day serves up help to kids May 16 will be a McHappy Day for Durham children who'll be helped out by celebrities serv- ing fast food and the people who chow down. That Tuesday is McHappy Day when a por- tion of the pro- ceeds from sales at Ajax and Pickering Mc- Donald's restau- rants will he do- nated to local in- stitutions which help out ailing kids. The Picker- ing outlet at 1360 Kingston Rd. has decided to turn money over to Grand- view Children's Centre, which provides a wide range of outpa- tient health care ser%ices and supports for ap- proximately 3,000 Durham youngsters with physical and communication disabilities out of its main facil- ity in Oshawa and satellite sites in Ajax and Port Perry. The three Ajax McDon- ald's locations will raise money for Grandview and the chil- dren's area of the emergency department at Ajax -Pickering Health Centre. A dollar from the sale of every Big Mac and breakfast bagel and 25 cents from each McFlurry will go to the chil- dren's charities. For morern- formation call Pam McColl at 728-1673, ext. 240..,jA14-,;; loft studio/gallery/home at 1862 Woodview Ave. Saturday and Sunday, May 6 and 7 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Ms. Pascoe describes the nu- merous works that will he exhib- ited as "on -location" paintings which attempt to capture a mo- ment in time. "I try to capture not only the mood of the day, but all my inner feelings towards the beauty of the landscape, sea and town that make it a unique moment in time • NOKIA BIG BROTHERS GOLF FOR KIDS SAKE 2000 JOIN OUR HONORARY CHAIR Rick Johnson, Regional Councillor TO HELP KIDS MONDAY, JULY 10, 2000 AT LAKERIDGE LINKS GOLF COURSE CALL BIG BROTHERS OF AJAX - PICKERING (905) 686-2871 SCRANIBLE FOR.NIAT - SHOTGUN START Golf, electric cart, lunch & dinner $1500.00 Dinner only $55.00 Official Sponsor: NOKIA PRODUCTS LTD. Millennium Sponsor: CANADIAN NNASTE Putting Contest Sponsor. VERIDIAN CORPORATION Gold Sponsors: ABSOLUTE ADVENTURES INC. 4AL �1 ONTARIO PONi'ER GENERATION jt �"" JIM FLAHERTI',.1.P.P.1MITBI -AJAX Just the fax? We're at 683-7363 and place" The local artist's paintings have been exhibited and sold at several juried shows in Toronto, Scarborough and Markham, in- cluding the O'Keefe Centre, Toronto City Hall and Scarbor- hill ough Civic Centre, to name just a few. Woodview Avenue is off Twyn Rivers Drive, just west of Altona Road. For more information call 509- 5224. THRIFT STORE p OFF ALL /O CLOTHING W5 0 2 DAYS ONLY. SAT., MAY 6 &SUN., MAY 7 ITwmhJeifer Ashleigh f o u n d a t ion FIA -1 AN 16"70- 1 - rlu Ir EL I SHUI(IJ RETIREME r RESIDENCE VILLAGE OF ABBEY LANE (PORT UNION & 401 (416) 283-1882 Kir-,st-.n Rd '" Hwv R st Hylanae, atva Mage of Aboey lane Come live with us beside the lake West Shore Village is nestled beside the lake in the delightfully quaint town of Port Perry just north of Oshawa and surrounded by some of the most beautiful vacation areas in the KawaMias. From our gardened terrace, you can watch the loons and the ever - hopeful fishermen as they jockey for position on scenic Lake Scugog. Experience West Shore Village retirement living - stunning gardens, excellent cuisine, entertaining activities and special events, finely appointed lounges, 24 hour security, caring staff and so much more... Call us today for a tour, a complimentary lunch or dinner. And because many of our residents have come from as far away as London, Barrie and Bobcaygeon, we would be pleased to have you be our guest for a FREE overnight stay in one of our model suites. �.. Come live with us beside the lake, at West Shore Village. Call 905-985-8660 or 1-800-248-0848 and start enjoying the quality of care and living only available at West Shore Village. n,...ow•�+�.rv..••.'.-sU•.•�a^Nri•^.+..Na`nM.'.`,`.�A.'w'�✓RI°fT/f'P �'.A�'T°�}�I�i .'r". . r'rr r'r .,-..r... �,.r- _ r'r•TY�•r•.. .e'-.,.. , •,...,. .•vwa.>.-r. •.ee;u'k� � ...•..wdCiJSPJnt�.A�+blob:`r'cXi,d^eW:.sAi.L�:.a.tw:a:.,;.rt.:,.,. ♦ u.. .. i F.� �..y � •� ! yF .-1�•� I NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 PAGE 15 A/P EAK7N DALE *DON-E'C,,,-N..RYA3FA'kLER 1 OEM] �o a Doff � Brent. The most powerful lineup of trucks on the road. OR PURE FOR OR LEASE FOR OR CHOOSE z '1' t a raoew for X won" PdM i3,e10 t 2,19to �� t $ - i100 sKtaNy w� Will 38 V. W Dodge Dakota Club Cab Sport 4x2 {' ..■ 24B Package Includes: •3.9L Magnum V6 175HP engine •4- bion •Air conditioning • 1.M/FM stereo cassette •Aluminum wheels warranty • `ett Generation dhral air bags • ConT .a OR �a� ,,� ,1 �" . OR PURCHASE FORr�. OR CHOOSE 26 IN cA... fkt cim 208 •o b a Months 2000 Dodge Ram988 ' Quad Cab Laramie AT 4x2 r. J, 'a 41G Package includes: •5.2L Magnum 230tiP NS engine „ � �, •4- c transmission • tir conditioning •Rear wheel SBS •Tinted windowS •.A`1/FH CANSette "" -9Bodyside molding •Next Generation dual air bag. • Comphmentm tank of fuel e'er Ca raves most powcrfu, uncup erncks each the toad. - n -� H R Y s L E R Celebrating 75 years of .CHASE PRICE 2000�y-,Y Caravan �� = Chrysler. engineering neat cars. 26T Faclt�e lododes 03.OL V6 engine •4 speed Engineered to be great car:. '+a " v great J >tnmsm aision •Thi steering -Speed 2000 Chrysler Neon •Dual sliding da-Powerwindows, LEASE FOR � rt+ors *Power rear window quarter vents $ 22D Package hK udes: • 2.0 -litre 132HP eng .t d sx ng -7 passenger seating •Easy Out . My Wkpewha wVen`ion *Automatic tri •Air .8 Qw: TM •AM/FM stereo rasseite -Child- conditioning •MI/Ftil �terLY, cassette six spakers fiwartM purNleClaioo tar door lodes Women ow *Full length cemre console -Tilt steering •5 year/100 000 �saewtMa.•Sidt4wimpact beams •3 dcb�Whall powertrain wamarta •Next Generation dual air bags tts d , wartaty •leu Gethet air�a •Complimettan .ani. of fuel •GAYtok of fuel y' amp imoors watMta 16 ... ` p96 sd �' ' C6w h Me 821 W dwmp igj'waat oe ho Saari Pae and Second SM security , I, SHdiag Door equh alMtt rade and lily*tlijtt No aslaatyrdipaait OR CHOOSE =ohm AIP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2600 ocaoseekers at mall Pickering Town Centre hosts job fair today and tomorrow PICKERING — Pickering Town Centre (PTC) is hosting a job fair today and Saturday to help link local retailers with prospective employees. 'This is a unique opportunity for potential employees to meet with employers first-hand;' PTC marketing director Lorna Murphy says of the two-day Shop for Jobs event. "Currently, there are over 60 retailers in search of full-time, part-time and seasonal employ- ees, making Shop for Jobs a fan- tastic opportunity for anvone looking for employment in the re- tail sector." copying and free information The Shop for Jobs event runs packages, at centre court on both today from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and days. Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. And, two free seminars, enti- The PTC will offer a Job Help tled How, to Land a Job and Basic Centre, complete with free photo- Retail Skills, will be presented by The Belding Skills Development Group during the event. Tips on How to Land a Job are offered Friday and Saturday from I to 2 p.m. and 5 to 6 p.m. and the Basic Retail Skills seminar runs both days from 1 I a.m. to noon and 3 to 4 p.m. The YMCA, CARE and Jobs 20(X) will also be on hand to pro- vide job seekers counselling and information. Ajax, Pickering teens learn to save a life at CPR course AJAX — Young people can learn how to save a life. The Youth Centre is offering a CPR course for Ajax and Pickering residents aged 13 to 19. In addition to learning how to save a life, par- ticipants will pick up a skill that can be added to their resume. A four-hour Heart Saver 'A' course covers adult life-saving tech- niques Tuesday, May 9 and Wednesday, May 10 from 6 to 8 p.m. Course content covers adult one -rescuer CPR, foreign -body air- way obstruction, and rescue breath- ing. The cost for certification and materials is $10. Prior registration and pre -payment is required. CPR training emphasizes the im- portance of heart -healthy living by learning how to recognize the risk factors and the warning signs of a heart attack or stroke. The Youth Centre is at 360 Bayly St. W. between Westney Road and Finley Avenue in Ajax. To register or for more informa- tion cal I the centre at 428-1212. GARDENERS SHOULD PROTECT EYES WHEN WORKING OUTDOORS For nwm c, rir w, rk :r. ^r .,r:f , r i.,r ,�rdrr.: r;: �::rr rn i rn;, ,hi �k he:her %,,u %: u %cckrnl� LT.!) b crier, ut grow tui )uw eyes wheutt n working ukwn. Fac:h,mntcar, power lawn trimmers alone cause more than I.uxt e%c injuries Tree or bush branches can cause painful scratches to the eve m e And, horns or eye imtatnons caused by fertilizers and weedkillers also can oectu. To help prevent eye injuria in the hoe garden emirouent. • wear wraparound solei .toggles, made o: pl% ocarl onatc - the %trongc%t lens material a%ailahic The% can he found at hardware and department stores. • Wn't rely on ordinary prescription glasses four at eye safety. Although the e inVact-resistant, they are not intended a< at; r eH e ! .,,L'.:r, ^. he m.'a: r .^• .!L. -,l: an -c! amend the: , : as l • %1;.,r sunglasses ;hat Flock 99 to IM percent of the sun's Uv -A and UY-B (ultraviolet) radiation and screen out 75 to 90 percent of light. If the eyes can he seen thn, . t ,l r.,� . -c% epuon_ Green and brown tuns also are acceptable. • Cover the sharp tips of bamboo or metal stakes (often used for tomato or climbing plant,a - - - •-ti, • • c examination every year or two Good vision is needed to read instructions on seed packages, fertilizer bags and weedkiller bottles, and !or FD ot - m- E Pool School • �i A'.+. IX v. Get An Education In Pool Care And How To Open Your Pool The Correct Way At Our FREE POOL SEMINAR! .,;1:...um::a+i{tw.iiilf'n.w'I Mij}wMY<ti_ - . - a'.4i�'M14RS:��''ii'!•'3!G'�'T':: -"r Lq �, �.k A 7 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 PAGE 17 A/P 14 r-amiiy,,-twnea uaraf svi-? VMITOY AM 44 Cil O PAGE 18 NEWS ADIIE#ftEft, FMAY EDtnON, Mn► 5, 2000 Entertainm nt N EWS ADVERTISER MAY 5 Hot band to headline summer festival D h t M' h `2000 MMin (Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 Weekend at the movies Kim Basin er oes Kuki in Kenya Lmuaw gV invmi ueAL uwuw-......._,....e... e.._., -----------,- The Oshawa Waterfront Festival is promising a Moist opening night for this year's event, which runs June 9 to I I at Lakeview Park. And orga- nizers are not hoping for rain. "We have confirmed Moist as the Friday evening headline entertainment," Oshawa Wa- terfront Festival co-chairman Joe Kondyjowski announced, adding the Saturday night line- up of April Wine and David Wilcox remains unchanged. Co-chairman Maryanne Sh- oldra added the festival is "very fortunate" to have Kondyjowski, who is a concert promoter, on its board of di- rectors. "Sloan, who were original- ly booked to appear at the Fri- day night Waterfront open-air concert have extended their scheduled English tour and could not meet our Oshawa date:" said Sholdra. -Shifting second recording 'Creature.' which spawned such hits as 'Resurrection.' 'Tangerine' and 'Gasoline.' The band's latest CD, 'Mer- cedes Five and Dime,' departs from Moist's first two albums in that members injected tex- ture and depth into the group's sound. Working with producer David Leonard, the five -mem - her group left behind the focus of recreating the live show in the studio in favour of record- ing more commanding songs. "I think 'Mercedes Five and Dime' is more of a collective and organic album;' says Moist vocalist David Usher. -With every record, we're looking to do different things and we're at a different place now. The festival's Saturday night line-up is the same as previously announced with April Wine and special guest David Wilcox providing the musical entertainment on the outdoor stage. The Sunday musical line-up will feature local entertainers. 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 I I a.m. to 6 p.m. li on Sunday. June 1 1. Three-day weekend shore passes cost $10 and are avail- able through TicketMaster out- lets. People attending the festi- val can also purchase single - day tickets at the gate for $10 each for Friday and Saturday. On Sunday, families can pur- chase a shore pass for $10, with children 10 years -of -age and under entering for free when accompanied by an adult. t New frbn releases playing at local cinemas this weekend are: I DREAMED OF AFRICA Starring: Kim Basinger, Vincent Perez, Liam Aiken, Eva Marie Saint and Gar- rett Strommen. Directed by Hugh Hud- son. I Dreamed of Africa is inspired by the true story of the indomitable Kuki Gallmann, a beautiful, inquisitive woman who had the courage to escape from her comfortable yet monotonous life in Italy to start anew in the wilds of Africa with her son Emanuele and hus- band Paolo. Though first in awe of the incredible power of nature and sense of freedom in the wide open Kenyan coun- tryside, Kuki soon discovers that life in rural Africa is not a fairy-tale existence. (Moviplex 9 - Pickering, Cineplex - Odeon Ajax 10). GLADIATOR Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen, Russell Crowe, Oliver Reed, Djimon Hounsou. Directed by Ridley Scott. In the final days of Marcus Aure- lius's reign, the aging emperor arouses his son Commodus's anger when he makes known his wish that Maximus be his successor. Power-hungry Com - modus kills his father and orders the death of Maximus. But the latter flees and hides his identity by becoming a slave and a gladiator. Eventually, Max- imus journeys back to Rome to confront his arch -rival. ( Famous Players - Pickering Town Centre, Cineplex - Odeon Ajax 10). For u complete listing of weekend movies, contact your local cinema in Ajar or Pickering- New ickering. )1SCwER I �. r✓O i r v! `-t MISH ASH Rey ' Furniture Warehouse YOUR AMISH S001D 438-9053 or 877-438-9053 No G.S.T. or P.S.T.• 1428 HWYa2, COURTICE SOLID OAK Just East of Oshawa/Courtice Townline ENTERTAINMENT UNITS we par me eawawrN of the uses Every Sunday, Wednesday & Friday! 3 Great Editions Evert Week ,1410, News Advertiser 95% FAT FREE By Charles Shahan PU1 Owner PALACE PICKERING IOM KINGSTON R0. $31-2665 1 had an interesting experience regarding the fat content of the DQ soffit serve Our Dairy Queen was built by my father-in-law and has always received rave reviews for it's looks and design. So my father-in-law decided to build his own fast food restaurant in Burleigh Falls called the Fireball on Highway 28 and of course he asked my wife and 1 to train all his staff. We trained them on how to make everything from triple chocolate shakes to sundaes, all with ice cream which has an 11-20% butterfat content. Of course I love ice cream aid may have eaten too much that creek and felt a little dizzy.1 wondered if ii was the high butterfat content but who knows. Yet 1 have had the DQ soft serve almost every day since our store openedand never had any problems. Could it be that the DQ softserve is "% fat free with only S% butterfat? And I love the delicious rich creamy taste of the Dairy Queen soft serve. The patented recipe for DQ soft serve is held by Natrel Canada, the pure filtered milk company, and has never been dupikated. Dairy Queen sets the standards so high for it's products that even the cones are made especially to DQ specifications so that the sugar content in the cones blends perfectly with the creamy soh serve to give you an incredibly sweet finish to each mouthful. Enjoy! Tell your friends about the free coupon every Friday. Why pay more?l 40 :This coupon is not DICKERING LOCATION ONLY (redeemable with any other Icoupon or special offer. I Sales tax extra. One per (customer per visit. F.RE= I I Expires May 11 M, 2000. I DqNotlalid with a Value Meal ------•--------- Chicken Sandwich with the purchase of the same and fries or onion rings r (2 SCFUJ* PLEX FRI-THU 1220, 210, 250 FRI-TH 1M,Z.10,2:5 It ) MOVI 9 tW (4 SCREEIQ (4:40). (5:20), 7:10, 735, 9:40,1&25 FRI-SAT 1:35, 235, s4IIL D�FO �Ie tle0w 4rN/I•F11m (fro PASSES) M r �WE1lIK104 (a201, (520), 745.605, $6 5O $425 � FRI-SAT 1225.1, (5-M5, 210, 3:30, (4:10). l5:00), 7:19,FRI-THU 1A0,(4:25). 7:1.0, 9:55 _ 930, 1030 SUN-THU 1:35, 235, (42[J), �r (5:45), 6:30, 7:15, M, L MK (M) (2 ) L5:20�, 7#i�8�6 9 0 --- INS EQVCttitlN W •FX a 11111r�Y•� 830, 9:35,1&20,112 SU1N•THU 1225,145, FRI 7_15,(4:45),7:10, 7:50, 9:35,1&15 3K Iff M 1K IK 1:55,2:410,1X (4:10), SAT 2:15,(43M, Iso, FRI-THU 1:25, 3:30, (5:35), (ma y ft.>stl 15:00►. (5:45), 6:30, 7:15. 9:30,1&15 7_10 915 -- Jose ambefft t 3:2 7 8:00, 8:% 9:35,10:20 SUN-THU 215, (4:45). � Ts� g" • • • • f I 1� i ItsIn 7.10,7:50,9-A 10:15 . rillll t!p FRI-THU 2�0, (4:30), KEEPMG TME M01 ■+-� FRI 230, (4_501720 M55 _ (2 XFHNs) 7A09 30 - tQ 1:10 3470 7 031 t ttttl� FWTHU 135.(420).7:15, • ' • (NO PASSES) (SNEAK PREVIEW) SAT 7�0 7:45, 10:00,1030_ _ _ Ill 1� 1� E � FRI 1:20, 325. (`5.30) SAT -SUN 1:05,315,030) tfI1ElM TME Him IS �� � , rwa.w t: to rt o3s Then stay for the nag FRI-THU 1:50, (425), MON-THU 1.20 325A5_30L HIGH FIDELITY 01OWN of n f� 700 4.30 - -- - - -TIE w ®M MN 1tiB INIIE p1 on Screen #16 -- -- - -_ lW �r s 04 fill THU 1:15 11:50). _ _ 11E tt�If Mly FRI HU 2100 330 (535) _ � 3 �.. • • • - Nr (2 SaWENS) (NO PASSES) FRI-THU 1:45, M. FRI 2:45,(5:05),7:30,9:55 FRI-THU 215,14:45), YtIST DE w-r.+� •+- (430), (5:10), 7:15, 7:45 SAT -SUN 121.20,2:45.(5-.05), 7:30,9-55 T:15,_9:50-- ta0 kt 7 030 930 10-.20_--- K*THU Z45.0'.05), m 81MY 2 �j -1( W) ]:30 955_ . -_ -- FRI 120.320 (520) Josh�a Jackson 1,05 3 . FRI-THU 135, (5�, filltlR tMl- SAT --SUN 12:40, 245, (4:50) Eff-A ,,•„�,� �� �-; +at •- 730.10:05 tiil-THU 7:40.1&00 MON-THU 120,320:(5:20) wlaat�rt� M.ENTT Ef SEE rA C 1b� a 1fD01 � IN r rrobr••n• ; -_ _ Ti E fluff -OF 4?XMS t New frbn releases playing at local cinemas this weekend are: I DREAMED OF AFRICA Starring: Kim Basinger, Vincent Perez, Liam Aiken, Eva Marie Saint and Gar- rett Strommen. Directed by Hugh Hud- son. I Dreamed of Africa is inspired by the true story of the indomitable Kuki Gallmann, a beautiful, inquisitive woman who had the courage to escape from her comfortable yet monotonous life in Italy to start anew in the wilds of Africa with her son Emanuele and hus- band Paolo. Though first in awe of the incredible power of nature and sense of freedom in the wide open Kenyan coun- tryside, Kuki soon discovers that life in rural Africa is not a fairy-tale existence. (Moviplex 9 - Pickering, Cineplex - Odeon Ajax 10). GLADIATOR Starring: Joaquin Phoenix, Connie Nielsen, Russell Crowe, Oliver Reed, Djimon Hounsou. Directed by Ridley Scott. In the final days of Marcus Aure- lius's reign, the aging emperor arouses his son Commodus's anger when he makes known his wish that Maximus be his successor. Power-hungry Com - modus kills his father and orders the death of Maximus. But the latter flees and hides his identity by becoming a slave and a gladiator. Eventually, Max- imus journeys back to Rome to confront his arch -rival. ( Famous Players - Pickering Town Centre, Cineplex - Odeon Ajax 10). For u complete listing of weekend movies, contact your local cinema in Ajar or Pickering- New ickering. )1SCwER I �. r✓O i r v! `-t MISH ASH Rey ' Furniture Warehouse YOUR AMISH S001D 438-9053 or 877-438-9053 No G.S.T. or P.S.T.• 1428 HWYa2, COURTICE SOLID OAK Just East of Oshawa/Courtice Townline ENTERTAINMENT UNITS we par me eawawrN of the uses Every Sunday, Wednesday & Friday! 3 Great Editions Evert Week ,1410, News Advertiser 95% FAT FREE By Charles Shahan PU1 Owner PALACE PICKERING IOM KINGSTON R0. $31-2665 1 had an interesting experience regarding the fat content of the DQ soffit serve Our Dairy Queen was built by my father-in-law and has always received rave reviews for it's looks and design. So my father-in-law decided to build his own fast food restaurant in Burleigh Falls called the Fireball on Highway 28 and of course he asked my wife and 1 to train all his staff. We trained them on how to make everything from triple chocolate shakes to sundaes, all with ice cream which has an 11-20% butterfat content. Of course I love ice cream aid may have eaten too much that creek and felt a little dizzy.1 wondered if ii was the high butterfat content but who knows. Yet 1 have had the DQ soft serve almost every day since our store openedand never had any problems. Could it be that the DQ softserve is "% fat free with only S% butterfat? And I love the delicious rich creamy taste of the Dairy Queen soft serve. The patented recipe for DQ soft serve is held by Natrel Canada, the pure filtered milk company, and has never been dupikated. Dairy Queen sets the standards so high for it's products that even the cones are made especially to DQ specifications so that the sugar content in the cones blends perfectly with the creamy soh serve to give you an incredibly sweet finish to each mouthful. Enjoy! Tell your friends about the free coupon every Friday. Why pay more?l 40 :This coupon is not DICKERING LOCATION ONLY (redeemable with any other Icoupon or special offer. I Sales tax extra. One per (customer per visit. F.RE= I I Expires May 11 M, 2000. I DqNotlalid with a Value Meal ------•--------- Chicken Sandwich with the purchase of the same and fries or onion rings r l8141 N air -11M adicum of !-9 a Let us provide next corporate = =function, party, picnic, fundrabet Cwedding, club or pub with the besi live bands, soibbi comedians or 011 ::x Check out Friday, May 19 pat Frogs, no com dwgo Io Harp a Cr=% ... 368 B&* Sveet, Ajax South afhwy 401, Fast of Weary 1 90S-686-2428 OMM ADVERTMER FRIDAY WXWN. Mty 5, 2000 PAGE 19 AIP CIS, To have a Yuk Yuks Comedy Cabaret in Durham Region! ITS LOCATED •� AT 235 BAYLY ST. WEST IN AJAX. SAVE THESE COUPONS FOR A SUMMER FULL OF LAUGHS! 1977- -- Improved smoke filtration * system MR Lek The return of WV WAYNE FLEMMING June 1-4 Saturda N' ht Lives' VICTORIA JACKSON TuIV 6-8 4JA* SATURDAY NIGHT BUFFET & SHOW $55.55 PER COUPLE WITH COUPON RESERVATIONS REQUIRED (905)434-4985 (41667 -6425 -NOT VALID FOR SPECIAL SHOWS, SUBJECT TO SHOW -AVAILABILITY EXPIRES SEPT. 30/2000 'TAXES AND GRATUITIES EXTRA *VALID AT AJAX CLUB ONLY TWO FOR ONE SHOW ONLY COUPON VALID WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY (Ajax dub only) RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED (905)4344985 (416)967-6425 !4P NGTVALID FOR SPECIALSHOWS@SUBJEC:TTO HOW AVAILABILITY sEXPIRES SEPT. 30/2000 It clip & sane WEDNESDAY NIGHT PRO/AM COUPI 4 TICKETS FOR $4.00 (Ajax club or RESERVATIONS RECOMMEND (905)434-4985 (416)-967-& � NOT VALID FOR SPECIAL SHC SUBJECTTO SHOW AVAILABII & Sam EXPIRES OCT. 4/2 iL6LHVA11UN NO 161967.6425 19051 A/P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 FRIDAY, MAY 5 BREAST-FEEDING: Parents interested in working with other parents to make it easier to dis- creetly breastfeed their babies when out in the community are invited to drop in at a Breastfeed- ing Families of Durham meeting at 10 a.m. at the Durham Re- gion's Health Department office in Ajax at 126 Commercial Ave. 427-9547 or 723-8521, ext. 2157. ADDICTION: The Serenity Group — 12 Step Recovery Meeting is at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The group meets every Friday and deals with all types ol'addictions, including co- dependency. A child-care pro- gram is available as required. 428-9431 (Jim) in the evenings. SATURDAY, MAY 6 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol? If so. Ai -Anon hosts its weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. An- drew's Church. 209 Cochrane St.. Whitby. Call 1-800-921- 3555 or 728-1020. DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The Durham Dental Hygienists Soci- BILLBOARD_ MAY 5, 2000 ety meets from 9 a.m. to I p.m. at the Oshawa Public Library, 65 Bagot St. Social worker Andrew Harris will speak on Dental Hy- giene in an Aging Population. 905-987-1617 (Helen). THEATRE: Pickering Players present The Real Inspector Hound and selections from Neil Simon's The Good Doctor and Hi,,h School Days during an evenings of one -act plays at the Dunharton-Fairport United Church. 1066 Dunharton Rd., Pickering, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 (students/seniors). $8 (chil- dren/students). (416) 410-0211. CONCERT: Pickering Devi Mandir• 2590 Brock Rd. N., hosts an evening of music featur- ing East Indian Playback Singer 'Aditi Sahani and the Sur Bahaar Orchestrai at 7 p.m. Tickets are $15. Proceeds go to the building fund. 686-8534. HORTICULTURE: The Pick- ering Horticultural Society holds its annual plant sale starting at 8 a.m. at the gazebo next to City hall, One 'lite Esplanade. Annu- als, perennials, and vegetable plants available. 839-4604. SUNDAY, MAY 7 TEA: The Pickering Carib - Canadian Cultural Association hosts a Seniors' Day Tea Party from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Free, entertainment. 428-6746 (Alma), 427-7344 (Pat), 428- 8244 (Willard), 420-5196 (Susan). THEATRE: Pickering Players present The Real Inspector Hound and selections from Neil Simon's The Good Doctor and High School Days during an evening of one -act plays at the Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering, at 8 p.m. Tickets are $10 (students/seniors), $8 (chil- dren/students). (416) 410-0211 (box office). ). TENNIS: The Maple Ridge Tennis Club hosts its annual 'So- cial Round Robin' event at the club, 2010 Bushmill St., Picker- ing. from I to 4 p.m. Open to all member, of all skill levels. 420- 07.171Su,an Nlathicwnm Ajax man wins $107,882 in Lotto 6/49 AJAX — An Ajax man couldn't be- lieve his good fortune when his numbers came up in a recent lottery. Bernerd Noonan, 47, won the second prize of $107,882.50 in the April 26 Lotto 6/49 draw. "I had to keep checking (the winning ticket)," says Mr. Noonan. "I couldn't quite believe it"Mr. Noonan and his wife Mary Lou have a son and daughter. He's planning to pay off his car and in- vest the remainder of the winnings. NO DUCT? NO PROBLEM DUCTLESS AIR COIIOIiIOMNl6 e� I I _ lei 1 LV boo -4 7-f I,-_--,) = Guaranteed Good Time41A Every Saturday & Sunday Brunch 11:00 am - 3:00 pm Every Saturday Night Live Band Every Sunday Live Jazz Band at 4:00 pm ADVERTISING FEATURE ROGERS LIBRARY DONATION f 0 ROGERS-OHmetic. Rogers donates two computers and two years of Rogers@Home internet service to the Ajax Public Library and a cheque for $1000.00 to the Friends of the Library Campaign. Ltor- Geoff Nie (Ajax Public Library Chief Librarian), Val Marshall (Library Board and Friends of the Library Campaign Team), Earl Dusek (Vice Prez & Gen Mgr Rogers of Durham, Newmarket and Georgian Bay) and on the computer is James Kimber. CLA-8-9—C74/���� COOLING d HEATING �eQ�. A9_4roe LENNOX. APRIL AIR CONDITIONING SALE affl!M" °p�°SOO.00 off LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS O.A.C. Classic Coolin 9� Heating , 628 Kent Street, Unit B, Whitby , 0! . I -_ .r,..n,•.c+roa►•F,,. ,�.,r.+r'Vsr .. .ere-t�hr��i�Btil�'!�-.�.�EE.'��,•'. .. .. r ._ :�'.,"q'+s.`��,:Ts..."�,..�!'� �- a W 'NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EtDIiION, Msy► S, 00 20PAGe21 AIP • • reePinesfor alittle.tenderloving care Volunteers sought to plants trees, shrubs along Pine Creek in Pickering PICKERING — Volun- teers are needed to plant trees and shrubs to help re- store the Frenchman's Bay Watershed at Pine Creek in David Farr Park Saturday, May 6 from 9 a.m. until noon. "We will be planting a variety of native trees and shrubs as well as installing some wildlife habitat boxes for local birds, bats and butterflies; says French- man's Bay Watershed Re- habilitation Project (FBWRP) co-ordinator Pa- tricia Lowe. "Sections of Pine Creek like this have tremendous potential for restoration through planting and en- hancing opportunities for wildlife. "By planting we will im- prove water quality for Car seat safety check Sunday Buckle up. Tltc Durham Region Car Safety Committee is hold- ing a car safety seat check event on Sunday, May 7 at Marigold Ford -Lincoln, Anderson and Dundas streets in Whitby from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. During this free event, volunteers will check safe- ty seat installation and will give car owners pointers on how to ensure their chil- dren's seats are installed correctly. Car safety seat checks across Canada and in Durham Region have in- dicated four out of five children are not properly restrained. For more information on care safety seats call the Durham Region Health De- partment Information Line at 1-800-841-2729. DONY miss 0 YARD A SATU R DAY, MAY 6 �11 5EYARDSALE 9 a.m. -12 p.m. RAIN OR SHINE Clearance of Used Parts And Discontinued Accessories Hardware Cabinets �l Cushions F.W. Hitches Axles �l Add -A -Rooms �l Doors ,l Scratch & dent parts Toilets �l Plumbing Windows Used Awnings Much, Much More LOCAL; SM -8613 1 TORONTO; �sTOL 1-88&743-8378 wtMNLCiOWdm"'rar. now FOWZ 11RNMY local fish populations re- siding in Frenchman's Bay;" she adds. Ms. Lowe reports the natural buffer of shrubs and trees at this location has been lost through mowing, maintenance and channel- ization. And, while the mani- cured solution looks neater, it's not good Tor the envi- ronment, she notes. Ms. Lowe points out bi- ologists and ecologists are learning that a natural buffer of plantings plays an important role in keeping our water clean because the buffer traps and ah,,orbs contaminated sediments and nutrients that run off' from our lawns and streets. Participants are asked to meet at Glenanna Road and Pine Creek, just west of Liverpool Road. Parking is available at Vaughan Willard Public School at the corner of Glenanna and Dixie roads. The FBWRP will pro- vide volunteers gloves, shovels, plants and refresh- ments. But, ladders and hammers are needed to in- stall wildlife boxes. For more information or to register call 420-4660 ext. 2155. { It's rare to find this kind of Passion after 20 years. } This Sunday, we're sparking up our 20th anniversary season and introducing new thrills that will leave your heart pounding. Try our new ride Clitl�e�te�. It will leave you hanging on for more. Add a little mystery to your life - take a haunting ride through ioeetl'tee""ss le11818f1 ■88f188 and zap spooky moving targets! Don't miss 111861, the action -adventure ride at our F/X Theatre. It's out of this world! Then Backstreet's back - at our It's Tke 1IU8181• tool:tial 1811 TH111111111Ia (weekends only), the sing-sational live show! We've got over 200 attractions and 60 rides in all! With over 120 days of new thrills and all your park favourites beginning this Sunday, you are sure to fall in love with Wonderland all over again. OWN.a�atllatstt�ul�rlatnt.e•R Park open weekends starting May 7. daily May 19 through September 4 fall weekends to OctoberV Water park opens weekends starting May 20. daily starting lune 17 through September 4 hours subject to weather and lighting conditions ® O 2000 Paramount Parks ® © 2000 Paramount Pictures rr O 2000 Hanna -Barbera Scooby-Doo and all related elements and characters are trademarks of Hanna -Barbera 9 2000 A&Ievt AIIUkO MCMXCIX Casting Olhce. Inc./ lwerks Entertainment. Inc All Rights Reserved 0101 r NIEWS AUMMISER, FRIDAY MPAGE y 5, 2000 Travel &TOURISM N E W S A Train trips in DVERTISER MAY 5. 2 British- Columbia gath BY BRUCE FOSTER Special to the News Achvertiser It's been said the sound of a steam whistle and the sight of smoke billowing from an engine's slack are two of the most romantic memories of a time gone by. These were our feelings as my wife and I headed to North Vancouver, B.C. to take a ride on a steam train. And not any steam train, but the legendary Royal Hudson, op- erated by BC Rail, and North America's only steam train running on regular main- line service. From our home about 40 miles east of Vancouver we opted for the day out by public transit. Boarding Surrey's King George Sky Train station, we rode to the end of the line, transferred to the Seabus for a mini -cruise across Vancouver's har- hour to Lonsdale Quay. From there a city bus took us to the BC Rail Station where we met up with the train, a Hudson -type Engine No. 2860. During the royal visit of 1939 a Hudson engine brought King George's train from Quebec to the west coast, receiving the 'Royal' warrant for the Hudson name be- cause of its fine performance. Hence, today's engine No.2860. The Royal Hud- son. Checking in was simple, and in no time we were ready to board. Trainmen in blue suit and cap were at the entrance of each car assisting passengers and accepting tickets. Locomotive 2860, now fuelled by crude oil instead of coal, is the same as when it ran 50 years ago. All cars are vintage 1940, each one with its own character. There was no reserved seating, so we moved to the front and found an empty seat in Car 2. At 10 a.m. the whistle blew and we were off on our adventure. We pulled out of the railyard, winding our way through idle freight cars like a snake through grass, then under the Lions Gate Bridge and past Ambleside Park in West Vancouver. People young and old came out to wave, as though this were their first time seeing this piece of history trav- elling along the tracks. We soon discovered the scenic side of the trip was on the left going up (the right coming back), and were glad we had ar- rived early enough to get a left-hand seat. The open car was a great hit with us. Here we could stick our heads out of large open areas, feeling the wind in our faces, seeing the steam rising over the car, and looking up the side of the train to watch the engine. The very best part for me though was to hear the steam whistle blow as we crossed the many level crossings along the way. During our journey, refreshments were available in the centre car snack bar, serv- 1W IN= .Mwurfin- Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 er steam with tourists ing tea, coffee, cold drinks, snacks and beer and wine if desired. The trip took us through Britannia Beach, well worth visiting on its own, and then, two hours after leaving the station in North Van we pulled into Squamish. Off- the ffthe train we got, taking our things with us - there's no saving seats for the return trip. In Squamish we found plenty of shops to look through and restaurants for a light lunch. Many other tours originate here — trips to Shannon Falls, the new railway museum, glacier air tours — bookings could be made during the trip up. For those who wished to stay on the train or return to it early, the engine was open, allowing visi- tors to take a first-hand look at what makes a steam train go. This was icing on my cake for sure. By I p.m. we had answered to the old familiar call, 'All aboard!' and were once again on our way home, the scenery and sounds just as exciting on the return jour- ney as on the way up. All too soon we were back in the city and back on public transit. It was a day full of memories of a time gone by. The Royal Hudson trip offered a way to gain new perspe.u-cs on the way travel used to be and a unique Aato enjoy a lit- 4� e� 4� 4� •PM4 P-4 O Piz ed Ilu 94 tle taste of supernatural B.C. in all its beauty. Before you go, be sure to check all cur- rent BC Transit bus times and connections. ❑J❑ Bruce and Glennis fi)ster are freelance travel writers. For more train travel stories check the Internet at www. travel- vvise. com. C Das Yip t with O De,N= Tours C C: 1-800-66&6859 c Prl.xJ are per person plus GST. rA Reg.s 21032991 O t rA Stratford Festival $99 T'he Diary of Anne Frank May 12 C!I Importance of Bei Earnest May 24 yr. Niagara -on -due -Lake (Shaw) $99 Easy Virtue May 16 or June 6 on The Hamilton Tatoo $89 lune 4 = The Geritol Follies $89 lune 13 Carlson Wagonlit Travel has... the world of Princess on Sale Mei .. y 6 to 13 Princess has more staterooms with private Our Schools, Our Communities balconies than any ether cruise line. Bcx,k your An education forum for parents, between May 6 - 13 and upgrade your students, teachers, and deluxe outside stateroom to the ultimate . ? community members ' A satrings of up to $1180. Thursday, May 18, 2000 7:00-10:00 p.m. Nli counselor how you can afford to 681 Dnipro Hall travel in luxury for less. 681 Dnipro, Oshawa Y Princess cruises sailings and cabins (near Bloor Street and Ritson Road) With during our one uwek sale. •• saDecia gwih and featured experts including: Gewrd Kennedy, liberal Education critic - - - ,Jocquelfne Coote!, Parent Rep. of Ontario Education Alliance Ros irlo Machese, NDP Education critic Plat fowler, Durham Regional Catholic School Council Choir 0101. and other distinguished panelists Conference presented by: cEkmm atholOWAM ic Cd Tea„Chers �d� - Durban. Local - . For more information, please call (905) 666-1122 1W IN= .Mwurfin- Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri. 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 er steam with tourists ing tea, coffee, cold drinks, snacks and beer and wine if desired. The trip took us through Britannia Beach, well worth visiting on its own, and then, two hours after leaving the station in North Van we pulled into Squamish. Off- the ffthe train we got, taking our things with us - there's no saving seats for the return trip. In Squamish we found plenty of shops to look through and restaurants for a light lunch. Many other tours originate here — trips to Shannon Falls, the new railway museum, glacier air tours — bookings could be made during the trip up. For those who wished to stay on the train or return to it early, the engine was open, allowing visi- tors to take a first-hand look at what makes a steam train go. This was icing on my cake for sure. By I p.m. we had answered to the old familiar call, 'All aboard!' and were once again on our way home, the scenery and sounds just as exciting on the return jour- ney as on the way up. All too soon we were back in the city and back on public transit. It was a day full of memories of a time gone by. The Royal Hudson trip offered a way to gain new perspe.u-cs on the way travel used to be and a unique Aato enjoy a lit- 4� e� 4� 4� •PM4 P-4 O Piz ed Ilu 94 tle taste of supernatural B.C. in all its beauty. Before you go, be sure to check all cur- rent BC Transit bus times and connections. ❑J❑ Bruce and Glennis fi)ster are freelance travel writers. For more train travel stories check the Internet at www. travel- vvise. com. C Das Yip t with O De,N= Tours C C: 1-800-66&6859 c Prl.xJ are per person plus GST. rA Reg.s 21032991 O t rA Stratford Festival $99 T'he Diary of Anne Frank May 12 C!I Importance of Bei Earnest May 24 yr. Niagara -on -due -Lake (Shaw) $99 Easy Virtue May 16 or June 6 on The Hamilton Tatoo $89 lune 4 = The Geritol Follies $89 lune 13 Carlson Wagonlit Travel has... the world of Princess on Sale Mei .. y 6 to 13 t>6IYMW ft , PRINCESS CRUISES IL AA&y-.Carlson %Won& Tn*VW «...0110..0 reserveyewcalls today! 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R.6"P.—A-6. ••Erck.due rrw. ttfit tine tl. k Ud 11 611611 tunnel, 000 TM no" ftuab cm, 11111111111571-2231F4111111111. 66"M 831-1521 or viNt us on -lute @ www.carisonwagorNJtce 4 NEVIS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDIWON, May 5, 2004 PAGE 23 AIP Tell us where we took these photos! Identify Match the photos according to location with the Durham Regional municipalities of Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington, Scugog, Brock Township and Uxbridge. Rules 1. Only one entry per person 2. All correct entries will be entered in a random draw to determine the winner 3. All ballots must be received by The Region of Durham by 4 p.m. Friday, June 9, 2000 Your Name: Daytime phone number: Address: Evening phone number: 1 Photo #1 Photo#5 Photo#2 Photo#6 Photo#3 Photo#7 Photo#4 Photo#$ Send to: Identify Durham Photo contest Region of Durham, Box 623, ' 605 Rossland Rd. E., Whitby, L 1 N 6A3. Or, fax to 1-905468-1468. � Deadline: Friday, June 9, 4 p.m. Presented by OSHAWA WHITBY CLARINGTON PORT PERRY THIS WEEK AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER The Ca- nabian *tattzman . r , � . r s r � . r tr-. vias � � r . r ..... � . i . � r . � . • � � - _ P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVEITT114141, OROD_'AY EDITION, Mair 5, 2WO NEWSSport &LEISURE Sport sHORTs MAY 5, 2000 Tennis club serves up season opener PICKERING — The Maple Ridge Tennis Club will kick off its first season of the new millennium Sunday, May 7. The club will host its annual social round-robin from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. The fun event is open to all members of all playing levels. The day will give members a chance to meet newcomers to the club in a friendly setting. Refreshments will be available. For more information call Susan Mathieson at 420-0747. Local bowlers among Ontario's kingpins Ajax and Pickering are home to some of the best bowlers in Ontario. Five local keglers have been named by the Ontario 5 Pin Bowlers' Associ- ation among the top 90 men and top 90 women of all time. Sixty-seven people partici- pated in the bal- loting from a database con- taining more than 700 bowlers. Barb Chap- WALTER man of Pickering HEENEY was number 89 Ranked among on the list. top bowlers in Pickering's Bert Garside fin- the province. ished in 18th place in the men's divi- sion, followed closely by Chuck Park of Ajax who was named 20th overall. Walter Heeney and Don Gorman, both of Pickering, finished 23rd and 65th, respectively. Heeney and Garside also share the honour of being members of the association's hall of fame. ADVERTISER MAY 5, 2 0 0 0 ANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUBI 1NEW LOOK—BETTER VALUE! Gel I 1 9 Dbow Ped"i 1 rm6 MTSTr '• 1 1 FOR T T Es 683-3210PLUS1 ThisCAU For SS. Off Pickering school wins Durham hoops crown Valley Farm boys' unbeaten string intact BY JON KUIPERIJ Special to the News Adveniser It was 'May Madness' for the Durham Elementary Athletic Associa- tion this week. The junior boys and girls basketball championship games were held on Tuesday. In the boys' final, John Dryden P.S. of Whitby dropped a 40-26 decision to Pickering's Valley Farts P.S. Valley Farm, the number -one ranked team, ended its perfect season with a 23-0 record, and repeated as DEAA champi- ons. Dryden finished the regular season with a 17-1 record, but proved to be overmatched in the final. ""They're an excellent team, well coached;" Dryden coach John Miftele said of Valley Farm. '"I?tey had excellent depth and very good size." Dryden, ranked third, advanced to the final by upsetting number two High - bush of Pickering, 18-14. "We had a really good season," Miftele said. "We played a lot of really close games, and the competition was excellent. "I'm extremely proud of our team. They showed outstanding sportsman- ship, and excellent effort. It was a plea- sure to coach the boys: ' Meanwhile, in an all -Whitby girls' final, Ormiston Public Schoolbeat Glen Dhu P.S., 20-19 in overtime. DEMO DA fim Lakeridge Golf Club Saturday, May 6, 10 a.m. -1 p.m, your sports P11119 • CaUaway • Tidiest • Jus • Tommy Armour scores to the NO GST ON ANY PURCHASES! newsroom 7 . , _ _ 683-7363 Big bounce William Dunbar Public School student Matt Jubb bounces off a springboard as he prepares for his vault while competing at the Durham Boys' Gymnastics final. The meet was hosted at Alexander Graham Bell Public School in Ajax Tuesday. EARLY BIRD SALE Central AirlyConditioning from on $1379 INSTALLED! PLUS ... FREE PROGRAMMABLE THEMOSTAT with every air conditioner purchase... limited time offer... only at Total Comfort Heating a Air Conditioning 905-619-4555 4<,i3160�A 3:y,)•� *+�{*..k;i:?C«7'"f4�sq r. L MAY 5, 2000 AJAX BRIDGE CLUB Duplicate bridge results for Tuesday, May 2. STRATIFIED MIXED PAIRS FLIGHT'A' NORTH -SOUTH 1, June Patlison and David Sawicki; 2. Doris Opdenvelde and John Barton. EAST -WEST Nancy Dundas and Neil Holmes 2. Evelyn Black and Mike Norman. FLIGHT'S' NORTH -SOUTH 1 Beverly Candlish and Chet Doklor; 2. Alba Saptel and Robert SaPlel. EAST -WEST 1 Alba Saptel and Robert Saptel. FLIGHT'C' EAST -WEST Darla Peterson and Tad Stawski. LOSSA SENIOR GIRLS' SOCCER Weekly soccer results APRIL 25 Sr. Mary 4 (Bianca Savarino 3. Gianetta Savarno, shutout Kahe PaCKMI) vs. Dunbarton 0. Port Perry 5 (Stacey Cunningham 2. Sarah Slopiak 2. Sarah Smith) vs. G.L. Roberts (Oshawa) 1 (Sarah Platt). S!. Stephen's (Bowmanville) 1 vs. Courtice 0. MAY 3 S. Stephen's (Bowrnanville) 2 (Erin Saari 2) vs. G.L. Roberts (Oshawa) 0. P,ne Ridge 2 (Tabic Charles. Julie Prohaska) vs. Dunbar- ron 0 PKkenng High 5 (Natalie Davy. Sarah Deghan, Andrea Mee. Natalie Urbas. Jasmine Urbas) vs. Exeter 1 (Lai Van Largen). Sr Mary 5 (Branca Savari o, Gianeda Savarno, Katrina Gaudet. Tania Coletti) vs. McLaughlin (Oshawa) 1 (Deyrw Gilbert). courtice 1 (Chi ishe Stevens) vs. Pereyma (Oshawa) 0. Port Perry 2 (Brigitte Pawleski 2) vs. Durham Christian 2 (Ashley stoner. Stephanie wrkuyl). LOSSA SENIOR GIRLS SOCCER AAA STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS St. Mary Monarchs 4 3 1 0 18 4 9 Pickering High Trotans 3 3 0 0 11 3 9 Pine Ridge Pumas 3 3 0 0 5 0 9 Dunberlon High Spartans 4 2 2 0 5 6 6 Anderson Cod. Raiders 2 1 1 0 4 1 3 Ester High Falcons 4 1 3 0 7 17 3 McLaughlin Trolan3 4 0 4 0 1 12 0 Bowmanvide 2 C 2 0 2 10 0 Impact club wrestlers show their mettle Team Impact made a big impact .on the mat at the Canada East Wrestling Championships in Milton last weekend. Team Impact took 17 of its wrestlers from across Durham to the i championships and placed second in the boys' division. The 53 -member team from Ren- t frew, Ontario captured the gold medal. i Team Impact opened many eyes S at the meet as 14 of its wrestlers made it to the medal podium. The two-day tournament attract- ed more than 300 boys and girls from Ontario, Quebec and the Mar- times. ar- times. Team Impact now begins its sum- ner schedule, which will include a rip to the Ohio State Fair. Youngsters between eight and 13 interested in wrestling should call Andy Dyment at 655-8787. en�ors sought for Durham games Durham Senior Games organizers North End Bowl in Oshawa will host are looking for people 55 years and the 5 -pin bowling event at 9 a.m. on older to participate in activities and May 26. meet new people. The Senior Games, being held Horseshoes will be held on May 27 at the South Pickering Seniors throughout the month of May, in- Centre, Pickering at 9 a.m. Oshawa's clude darts, lawn bowling, cribbage, Harmony Creek Golf Club will host euchre, bid euchre, carpet bowling, the golf event May 29 at 9 a.m. tennis, bridge, snooker, golf, 5 -pin Lawnbowling will be held on May bowling, 10 -pin bowling, and horse- 31 in Uxbridge at the Uxbridge shoes. Senior's are required to register Lawnbowling Club at 10 am., and the Dunmoore Tennis Club will host two weeks in advance, and there are the senior's on June 2 at 9 am. still spaces open in the following Registration is $7 for every activi- events: Carpet bowling at the St. An- ty except golf, which is $28, and that includes lunch. Forms are available at drew's Senior Centre in Ajax will seniors' centres throughout Durham. take place on May 25 at 1() a.m. Call Terry James at 839-8890. NEMS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Mav 5.2000 PAGE 25 P RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo It's under control Teams from Whitby's Glen Dhu and Pickering's Highbush met in the semifinal of the Durham Elementary Athletic As- sociation final four of girls' basketball in Oshawa Tuesday. Here, a Glen Dhu player keeps control of the ball while being watched by Highbush's Saudia Jadunandan. Homeowners 1_ WHEN IT COMES TO ANSWERS ON HOME OWNERSHIP, _ WE COME TO YOU. Ask about our mobile Mortgage Specialists — available 7 days a week for all your mortgage needs. Visit your branch or our website at www.royaIbank.com/home, or call 1 800 ROYAL* 9-9 (1-800 769-2599). CELEBRATE AT THE 2000 OLYM1111C GAMES. Win a trip for two to the opening ceremonies at the Ask ROYAL [SANK Games in Sydney, Australia, September 15, 2000..Ask for details at your branch. Supporting Canada's Olympic Athletes since 1947. Contest closes June 30, 2000. w ..Q :•. r. .... ... ., .aaea 9 J.nc.r Man �1►.1:_.kti1'.i.:i,vZ v.�tS$a31u'►: il.;i:tdri:..r r A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Mtfly 5.2000 THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER LASSIFIED To Place Your Ad Call. Ajax Pickering News Advertiser: 6 8 3-0 7 0 7 Uxbridge: 852-9741 •EducationB 1 1 Careers JUI GWWW ►gyp 1 General HMP 1 Gnl Help 1 cameral Help 1 Getaeral HNp JEN General HNp 1 General Help 1 General Hep THE FUTURE belongs to arose who are prepared Ise d,ad t APPLY TODAY9 WORK Those whip are recused and to HAIRSTYLISTSinose who are rn usilryTOMORROW!! skilled Net 8 Com using VCSEILotus Notes Database Computers ionMa using Oracle. Several jobs available: Light assembly, packaging, quality Computer Maintenance - A+ Autocad media web design and containment. Training provided Safety trots required. programming Financial as- Apply in person srgble may be all Dore to m WAN EDMonde to Friday. 9 a.m. - 1 m. eligible students Cee Durham y y p• Business Computer College 89 Mills Rd., Ajax (905)427-3010 MENIIU7-3010(IOs. Needed • �ualjfied sty�ists Affordable Temps Inc. in Catalogues TV Commea a Excellent wage and benefits work Magazines. and extra �t nc accepted baStudents Welcome a Call pakoge ration lees covered. Cao 416.595-1010 or 1-800- ,,,H 4 0 D- E LU S • Ofld Y" wt Hole EXPERIENCED CHEF AND r pOSIt10n5 COOK. days evenings. wee - 1 •Paid Yaation 2 woks. cher 1 kends Itakan cuism. Appry Amazing recorded messape rereal5 detak call 705-735- year, 3 Wks. after 3 yeas with resume to 49 OM Kina- ston Rd. or Fa (905) 427- S S OPPORTUNITY S earn 5985 more money in the comfort of your tome Free details send EXPEREKwf w tawlce SASE to Box 207. Uxbridge and landscaping personnel ON L9P 1Mt7 'or well establislxed North 2 FULL TIME positrons ararl- Pickering Rased Landscaping abie IOr suf^mP. etnpieynfiert �,M vJ • Dental, �fllg and Elre(are Working inside and outside pan errs Call Monday-Fnday 905-019.5761 or tax resume Students welcomed CouM • Busy locations to 9051-619-0788 possibly lead to year rowel employment Please all • U EXPERIENCED STYLIST re - (416) 1009 Sa m- 3 p m 0 C t reglNf gwred for a busy upscale sa- e (905) 839 -SM • �l�� tr,wrvw�v on n ,A�,�x' FuWpat Moe, CA ASSEMBLERS! Stay Nome - AdvolKed •'ai""7 provided Anson Iw5428-M Make Money, You assemble m Darryl Sherwin products d earn $675/wk Ajax/Pickering n91e. Amazing recorded messape rereal5 detak call 705-735- (905) 428-6824 4087 wwwoutsource2000 Hourly wogs S8.50 corv'hd=954%2314 ASSISTANT MANAGER for rmmpuler s'nre MSS: ane ar rsqured *4tng tv travei in The GTA Fax resum+ to (9051697-8122 or ewat go- ploymmtata chat coin MY FLOOR COVERING store requires a lull time Sails Associate. Applicants shordd bold a dogrel in man- or decorating- posses eflow ker People sWss am be we - k9 to work retail hours Prew- ous experience in lgpng or 1" 4 -Mg is an its" PWate nW resume to FAmP527 do Oshawa This week PO Box 481, 865 Farewell St Ostvi- va L1H 7L5 CARPET / UPHOLSTERY Cleaning Teerrwdan Sears is staking 'A eirpeneriiad n- brdual with compkh knowl- edp of truck mounted sys- IRM IK:Re certification prow fined aA 905.438-9207 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Adver^ ser e - quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser wiff not be re- sponstble for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no It- ability rability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads rs linuted to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error All copy js subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. IMI DINV= win ons V ram are In tar," the Dwham aril Toronto area. Earning poilobal $700 wally pills. Cal (905)427-8093. OZ 1lt with dean ab - Sella for okvery truck. Tor - :to exp. an asset. Deliver er fagkpsrr � toEpBpesstt Choice EBladslode. 905-9x6-5 44 a phone 986.5747. I $200.. $300.. ROD, or more per week. assembling poducts in SW comfort at yar atm lame. send a sdple- tb:a O.P.H. 2400 6-W".d1V K. Sure 541. Ret 636, lris- assarpa. OAL L5K 2R0. 6/M ".M - 11111111111111113 seirq id spar in cdWiwrversily prbliakora. Weed established compaify m haw Al pbbnesunrki diflarly. We ddeeWANI ip�standds MW will Iraiii. Dai 905.426-970 IWA. PawlPall. Whitby (905)666-6810 Hourly wage S7.50 AF�ar.b,: weor6seoeWl��.a�E oretrtarnt>a Visit Our webuk: rrwr.lirskil ire.alm A^ ivoo-v-!'y as arisen ,fir a Marxebng Agent jr, Erie A/axPcikenng area. No $•Lung --lied. fust ol" udty4veries to new accounts and denting cursA7rrters We Provide: -Full Training -Field Support •A guaranteed per year tricome at M You Peovide: -Sell-motivation -0rgantzatan-CustDrw Service *Suitable Vehicle • Storage for stock The successful individual will build a brkg-term future and determine their own income level ATTENTION UNIVERSITY STUDENTS Full time hours available ASAP General factory help Call 905-852 1634 CLEAN UP PERSON Required for new and used car dealer- ship. Must have valid drivers license. Apply to the service manager ANNANDALE DODGE 683-9511 PARTS PERSON WJLNTM Only applicants with Chrysler experience need apply. Fax eeseuBBe, to WIATM rsms lawn sprirtWer cont"M requires a ma - reliable labourer to be trained as a tlMe. VaNd licence and b WAWdge TAA is a must. Applimts must be cuB- oriented with excellent oontrnurir�0on CO i06 -f162 -211A EXPERIENCED STYUSTS(FR b P71 and reaptanrst(P.'T) regwred. Ie work at Quattro Har Fashions in Pickering -own Calibre. No Sundays Call (90517558 I-5366 or tan 9051881. EXTERIOR K LATER regrow for tub firm position Tools i Transportation a mutt dsperMs on �erxira Call 9051922-2650 Wave Mies - FWD OUT IF YOU or your tYrld has potential in mows. commercials. TV stxowis and music wdeos A Screed lett will answer these quatraxs. Babies and kbft $to . teem AW adults S20 N yell'. not acteped yaw norwy rdwxd- +d We wxrbe in BM ownare on May 6m a 10 30 am Call TO Set-up your 4lpporitmsm. 416-596.9511 SAUS PERSON requred im- mediately for waghdoSt cw tre. clew roralm in PWV- me saran plea xnmm6LOn Graz poled" Eaperte " an asset Call (905)837-7641 or (416)822.1380 or tax (905)4754710 FULL-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE (.awrtcixets a Property Atainfenarlce. Experience an asset. (905)426-5895 wartled or Pickening and Alax salons.1 58 smiour. wmbyby $7 501llorlr .obit snaring. benefits CaMprto owrwew Ajax (W5)693-365O(Tnn&11Ad- u. Flickering (905)831- 2 t( ManaRracey). (905) (905 69 (Lon B). WMlay To assemble ow products. Free rdwmalim- Seal SASE to. Kraft. #8.7777 Keele St-, Dept. 7. Cootcond. ON L4K 1 Y7 WAFTBUXMNEN Stak help Expen meed Mm -Fri iaartpm GAB 9058524372. lA11101iME FONE Pfd needed neaaledirlely. aabed adr. 3 - 5 years Plaine 1068. 65 er Far (905) 429- 11.11112111110 STYLET to mw OkOL POIN Salus. PNa- beraelia. slyisls prwpea odwm an�det�Ainc a4Gonwapt 00 (� T!3-T3bAeeee. Cs dos bhoMNtmrraee wet ;=. AMP, e6 - in w4kdo am taceft 01 pow " kbf"-UNmttK ead w (906 SORTERS NEEDED Wanted fir Pickurinbb` area warehowe. Sl,-110/hr to start. F/T temp to perm. Start immediately. All shifts available. Safety footwear required. Car an asset. ADS EMPLOYMENT SERVICES Apply in person to: 2100 Ellesmere Road, 4307 Scarborough (at Markham Rd.) SUMMER PAINTER NEEDED College students wanted for exterior painting. Full time hours dependent on weather Call Marcs Painting Service (905)852-2234 The Winchester Arms Group is now hiring team prayers for the following locatiofts: Sesntus O'Briens - Pickering IAl"inctliester Amu - To fig tyre t lImnig positions: Floor Maltagefs Fu111Pwt time Litre Cooks affil Waitst�lf Send resume to: Lisa Miller 109 King SL W., 6owmarwille, LIC 3Z9 Summer Employment Opportunities The YMCA is seeking committed staff to work within Day Camp Programs. We are looking for individuals who demonstrate honesty, respect, responsibility and a caring attitude. Specialized experience with Special Needs. Aquatics, Outdoor Education. Adventure Programming. Canoeing Sports. Basketball, Arts of Leadine Youth is an asset. • -Standard First day canip, SOIIIC t7i1r11I1g op�loB ni • Current CrimirLa(Refiererroe beck We regret that all applicantsnot receive a interview. suocesstid applicants will be d of an inteirview. V or fax resumes to: m Darryl Sherwin - CA Summer camps n91e. Charles SticEt Fist ar4x•raA�tr =to, ON Y - c 41616 -928-2030 AJAX NEWS ADVERTWER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 130 tr..BnY An., Aix . 24 Time 51. Nw* Vxbd * cjE�la�.-4ei.: 4�0 �■r'k00 N� .. Il�w� Mw.-[dr�1;1! a11�fIM0111 x��� , y = ..' MW am" . red, i'ilth fl!r M.W L 8" wtalwuwrlwl rrwwaetH re- gtxred lull time evenings. Ex- cellent salary and benefits Also Cooks required. Contact John or Joyce 905-839-0443 SEWER - Part-time positron required for upholstery shop Ex rgce a must Call 1905)831-8220. SEWING MANUFACTURER of light industrial articles after 39 years to Scarborough is mov- ing to Pickering beside Pide- erin0 Go Station. Looking for eriergelnc person to assist in running the shop. Will train Also looking for industrial sewing machine operator Please all (416)293-3427 days or (905)428-6220 even- ings I. or e•■w vvo 1� ■ yr ii ■ -wA"F I North Oshawa apartment building Janitorial. marn- ferlance. ekdnal and 1 Ofrree Help 1 01i icy Help plumbing experienced pre- leased- GN (905)579-2515 for .mmedate interview FU1.1. TIMI-: BOOKKEF"I"' :R Ta SAW NEY 394 Required for small company in Stouff- srmeoe sr S Do- How ville. Must be experienced in Quick Books Pro and capable of providing monthly Financial statements. Costing experience an advantage. Send resume HIRING Experiwxced loyl* Bartenders. Must be proles- sioml. energetic and apgorq Appry on person during busi- rrw Shours No phonecalls e and expected remuneration. All applica- TRau WASH in Pickering, tions will be kept in the strictest conft- flair area looking for person p with G license to operate Bence. Apply to Box 0 4627 trust Must have DanSporh- c/o The Markham Economist & Sun bon Please as 905.831-3M 7 heritage Rd.. Markham. L3P 1 M3 ATTENTION UNIV.IcOLLECE STUDENTS local firm has 41 immediate pon0ons to lee. $1205 w sort. No experience 1 saw HOWAyarta 1 Saw HdWAWft sary. Tranmg rs proved - e4 Scffolarships awarded Regwrr., an Expaioww part tirne/fu11 time Salesperson We offer a competitive pay package If you enjoy working in an evcrchanging professional, growth oriented cnvirotttnent, thus could be the place for you. Please reply in writing to: Cathy Palladino, Seiner aeni House Shops, Illi Quccn Street, Port Petry, (►N L9L I BK (laly durst tri be interviewed w•iU be crinrracred HEAVY EQUIPMENT dr TRUCK MECHANIC Experienced with license. Markham area Fried or Angelo 905-204-7480 1 G4NMA Hep USS MetltTML loci Um limp. must have 6 WAN" rnr '. a eigeriertce 1 sa." seed bed boots. Pick- 9 4tin0 throtkgh DOM areas. aA dud. From $7.50 to S9.Do per k. We will be nw- vi _09 All sW OsAawe Civic AartNo4rem 99 Thorow Road Sorts. osham Eyay Tot and TMrs. 9:30 am. - 2 pi rL�MEm�08eANpiplyatwd priefre hep Chen Gardner 300iarrtda Rd. w, Whitby or tat (905) as-a51o. ■All TEptrpM reelatired. Rela:r0 sato+ in atlatrtllw• Whi ly. Content, hichaidi a is ivY _ t10W tt� E 0chair 1C1C to an wpb NO be wig Io wok Saw - dryer Call 1056W2i82 1 General Hep PKIZT rAWJFACTtMa tlnpAo Wood Products limit. ed pallet matuadurer re- quires tull-lime experienced tgldnnak or mak saw and roil operwom Ray (Morden (906Fj686.8916 ax restartle a tw rt(jtt MAIN ptperlNlot bit PrhReslauaNt in Sodh AWi. caB (905)428-8790. PIMANNKV AiMSTikNF ra pgri�ngd.�UVOWt-kme. Kraft ex- Mrsl M wig' ppb WIN tram. work roi hours CaBRNppree9G5439-2452: � PWO q Town DZ�a r AZ *kw. 6AL SomeMd hpdONp Drwors a 11. Apply III aC itNttercial Are.. Nae, beh wtNa 24Pxw. rDWeuel� afle,'000lt tevtrea immaekelNy for yme frog ratalratt, PttiNF N 61sT 463. or t lime. Cal CA (905) 723.4920 WAITNESSES NEEDED for busy restaurant Experience iced n person. 93 E Brookin WANTED - AZ DRIVER 34-36 emooaaaacckk Also for lease 1995 610 97-2571 Petale PhaK (905) WANTED - FuB-Ane mechar- c and 'P aaecnauc Benefits �Ridurds 8 Sons (9115)61(}3830 WANTED: Experience tabourer for construction srk m wlrl0y 3 5 ON iwy.- Stamp S9 ruwr Call (905= or rax (905)666-8063 WE ARE LOORNIG for mature people to expand our Film - cull Services business in pais 90436.84" m Please call Ron Kea WILL MANAGED burger res- uurant for sak Ilrtimded expansion opportunities. es- tablished dwitele. located in south Oshawa. call 1-905- 7251333. WIN 1 olAb. LAW CLEM or Legal Secre- tary to join our real estate Serl1ce team at an assistant n dwit services/dosings. We ere an irraovahvii serYlice provider it the aroatake. *silap. dbdi f nal s- reply b Oii n Chambers ® Gairille Sandi Lawyer 226 auelm 3L Port Pam ON 19L 189. 911115 - 0647 ed. 24 FM Flecepitiow "Mirreal am Mi e taredHIM e> �e havie caV� Phrase lad all rtisrrin to Hew at (905)N8.6168 NEtlP11 i. dark �tfoNlistf-- eral�aWoee don. ExiFxcdlenl 1108plaorae earner and aw Puler ttldlls essential. Salary yprqellpart- �s��rr WM res 10 !Di 6�1-7916. Tonto Urm: (416) 798-7259 Fax: (906) 579-4218 ..-.... '`^.M��.ti7�ir%-`i�i .A�t�3i,�:'i.'•>. -�:' � -. Mrd ad NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 PAGE 27 A/P Slefilled P SiiNed tblp s Ila SltiMd Hrtp 1 1 Hatim a BMk.t 1 1 weir t BMtw 1 � 1 - m10! WHIT AL lOtt0'f►f��tar htus�w.. FAERICA%"R DEDICATED TO DETAIL f4 QUALITY WORKM"SUM ; We are a Markham based company looking for skilled professional people to work in a clean and smoke-free environment using modern equipment. We offer a benefit package, overtime and an opportunity to thrive in a fast paced environment. Please fax resume to: (905) 475-2529 or Call: (905) 475-6155 twdka 1I+ W"trweat 1 twsal Durham Region Community Care Association Ajax-Pickeringg Office Senior's Mental Health F3rogram Assistant One-year Contract The Senior's Mental Health Program has been newly funded to provide volunteer -based services to seniors who have mental health needs. The Program Assistant will be responsible for: • Assisting with day-to-day provision of the Senior's Program • Providing direct client service such as assessment, group facilitation and match monitoring. • Assisting with recruiting, orienting, training and supporting volunteers. • Promoting the program in the community. Qualifications: • Post secondary education in mental health and gerontology • Strong client assessment and group facilitation skills • Leadership skills • Strong communication and organizational skills • Demonstrated computer skills • Car and valid drivers license required. Please forward your cover letter and resume by May 15, 2000 to: Ms. H. Tim Administrator Community Care-Ajax/Pickering 122 Hunt Street Ajax, ON LIS 1 PS Fax: 905-686-5770 Only those to be interviewed will be contacted. Full-time, Part-time and Casual face of home health care has changed dramatically in the years. If you haven't looked at A lately, you may be in We are currently recruiting nurses with a wide variety of experi- ence including community health care, preferably with specialty skills such as IV therapy, central venous lines, med pumps and peritoneal dialysis. We are the home health care employer of choice in the Durham Region, and our opportunities for training and compensation are second to none. Our staff are recognized as the best In the business and are in demand by patients as well as hospital and community agencies. If you enjoy working in a co-operative, employee and client focused organization, please fax your cover letter and resume in confidence to: Heather Smith, Director of Nursing Patrtnem in Community Nursing 965 Dundas St. W., Suite 201 C Whitby, Ont. LIP 1 G8 Fax: 905-665-9961 M EWXNNGS A WESM, pays cash will train, some sale experience an asset. MauryI commissioonn.x Driveway SeaF- fY- 905.amid421-3536�ayiy. Ter OUTSIDE SALES ReprespKa- lUve for Computer my to travel II* GTI. Com mmssnn only. Fax risco to 905197-8122 or Email: employment elandNt.00m manvme office TRAVEL AGENT - posy Bow - sales driven travel agent wee two Years ergeriem. °Male laxresemmes I; TravelPthms, 905623 71261 r s taNNw AUTO 100YA'NEr- Dent re paw with etperew" me"imi . �Aox y P4. S NtlnW. "16A 2111. Durham Region, I* empme he trtsttNte 10.905. 714. 11�_CNaIii. class a or 4th experience dim �disposalaAft a�Nd Aim � (905) 683 -Mg. DIESEL I*CW Mc 10 shop work pM �m a limed trucks w1Good 0 work c � dINR ift 10 be dunk with noossbwkms. Please Call (905)697-1411. MLLING MACMNE OPERA- TOR - minimum d 5 yrs. AN_ perience. ostim, area Fax resume b 905.576-1929 SidlNd HNP E09MMM CARPENTEN So". Canada's leader in con- ode and liked protection kash- es las a fuN-few per, for an experiahced CARPENTER in our FRP pOricaOon shop. Forward your resume to: Sioncor Group, 95 Sweray St., Nifty Old.. LIN W91" (905}13x3056. email: kwihtdDoatesbrrcar.wm FNAEIG Crews and Expew wised Carpenters needed - Miami and Whitby. T6- $35WIMI. or : 3V :or�NCall6pm ) 2611- (905) 697-0079. �� elegrial ir�lgrdhaere to IGr!5 St llldt 2, Batt �. Pat Putt' ON l9L 1 N6. LANCE Ardeatew al mwwork Ex - tax PERSON REQUIRED brmodyand seaertr� nwobumimp- mum be emeckimmillcmilly inclined. Phone, JENSEN ALITO BODY (905) 668-3331 ask for Dank Phorut 1 "oePrr Meatal O.naM FILL TIE Dental Reception- ist/Assistant regwred for a busy Ajax office Evenings and Saturdays are r wed. Demrix expehence preferred. Please call Lucy A (905) 427- 1443. ECMO CANONNAAPNII or vascular techto pn our e- faakty. fax 10 9D5- FULL TIME DENIAL Recep- tionist repaired. M -W Tlwrsdly, computer expert- ence required. Drop off re- sume at 1200 Ron" Rd. E., Whitby WMM OFFICE in WCpby w�PNl T f. pkm reply to Filial 905430.3718 PMT -TM OBITAL PACW positions. With twore long dW And 1pcker sadwrie kmwl- Wp bawkiN. Please dliv- byti!ia lox INki DOW 3-11011 &ode St SWAOL MBtilby. to P Practice. Position for Ataidowl as will as rWW iFw AIELDENT is a must. Please tax resume o m m Lisa (9051039-8)35. MCEPTIONIST NEEDED for dotdors office in Ajax. Tek - and 'pavt�r' ypa � ptridtce required 2 1/2days) week -must be fMmble wile hours. Fax resume to: 905- 606-5189 Contracting Firm in Durham region requires diesel mechanic to be fully experienced with repair of heavy hydraulic excavators, and dozers. DZ license an asset. excellent wages and benefits Fax resume to (905)668-3567 STAINLESS STEEL FABRICATOR Custom stainless steel fabrication shop specializing in food equipment is looking for a person fully experienced in Tig welding and fabrication. Call Bill McGuire (905)686-8955. 1 DamMkewaw 1 Ho uwacr Community Lifecare Inc., a committed provider of LTC services is seeking a highly motivated individual with a strong commitment to exceptional quality care and proven leadership skills for a position at their head office in Pickering, Ontario. Your skills include; • Expertise in managing licensed nursing homes and retirement residences: • Excellent organizational, communication. interpersonal and analytical skills: • Expenence in policy development, implementation and monitoring: • Knowledge of accounting systems, budgeting, marketing, human resources and computers: • Ability to provide staff training and to guide and motivate Care Teams to a unionized environment; • Educational background in gerontology- LTCM Certificate, BS -N: • Willingness to travel within Ontano We offer a competitive salary and group benefit package. Please forward your resume along with ,,clary expectations post marked no later than May 19th, 2000 to; Community Lifecare Inc. Director of Human Resources 1955 Valley Farm Road, Third Floor Pickering, Ontario 1.1%'3R6 or fax to (905)831-1802 MfifiS Dwmal WANTED: Rr,_ephon st Ass,s tant 'or Dpi�imtry PraGuGe. W time. ttenble tows. ex- lan Vow rteswne�'905)435- •1 wti NAteYSITTERMAREGIYER re- gured for 2 children aped 4 S 5 Need a reliable. Mph SO"colege student able to work one Tuesday ( 6 p m 9 D m 1 and two or mote t4ktd- nesdays a aid. ,I& romw - (4 pm to atiou1 9 p.m y and occasaorul weekday i wee- kend eveu.np, and daytime hours dw.q the summer ICerawwn PS areal 905- 121-9986 for interview EVERIENCEO Nanny to are lex eqd month old baby in my tome. Part time, Ajax Refer- ences regwned Telephone Lynda (9051427-1855 NN OUR NONE (Wfutes/ Finch). 6 month old baby 3 days/week French speaking an asset. Non-smoker, refer- ences required. Plem call 91A -01, -OM LIVE OUT MMMT regured for an 8 -yr -old boy Starting now. Monday to Friday. For more aMormatim ale 905.8524044 MW - AWAADLE DAYCARE - FA- ablen a sale happy environ- ment smoke fru, daily ow- O�aks aoitd�prorJt�irea. TWdprr phone 905-686-8127 even- BROCK RD. i hVY. 2 Pick - a". owg are lexyyoouurr mild under 15 morft. Ntlarsraok- ino emitormwrd. Lap yard. several yeas exp. ogo" ale daycare. 4261472 MM tIN1Nl looking to pro- vide TLC for yaw kot ones in our Moroi. ktaw A child CPR A fust aid Pkusse al Bernice al 852098 DAYCANE AWAANE F/T&PI T, my lame Weir Oaks/ Dineittiory' nutritious N srtaGts, non-smoking wim i- n remem. Learrwg. emiron- mwN, Its of acthr", Myr. Ruscrow rales. Phone 9� 426.6814 DAycW M Fir "M. H Y 02 8 Whiles Rd. E.C.E. modes d ON would like to arc for your children 2 yrs to 6 yrs of age. clot meats and fun acfX ties. Fenced yard. Cal Irene 905.837.1878. 10 Drinem Await" DAYCARE PROVIDEN will roaek iovvmp _ere m my Dayrarc cendicake and CPR Indoor A outdoor amamm- nes Meals and snacks Rel- MnM K41111IM H" EkaOeth St a7-, 71 OZ pNors DAYCARE - uAPLE RIDGE Ilotner 8f1ears ex- penenp. first a6CA, nw smoking no pen Receipts. V 3 6 under hot mmeA. TLC. aflxoa0', Can 1137-2042 NOTE DATCAINE provided by expenenced mom dpmoma in ch6ithoodadolesencel Ac- ceWeq dxWren for summer var�OonAds gong to Ho ONd Smoot Rias 1t Wes, limned space WhftV Ambedu (9051831-8502 PKUMG Mad / RaBa: Loving daycare 18 months to 12 years Daily odogs (�k�r`mce-d backyard and park) Cr�S. story time. music. ext Irim" meals A snacltt First Ad. CPR certified Non - sr mng. receipts. 905-428- 1bnNa Client NM IEALTN GRE. Gentle. caring, prolessmoml health pcare vxkpproinik r win dmrrhfam �u�ytyy Fkubk you schcduks vaila0k. For more into. call Card at MED ASSIST (905) 259.2441 Iraqi 1 Filvesood FREE FMEWWO - Broken wooded skids. 4 pallets, kwA- ed line offer Free ddwy by traaar bailor bad 6 bads tell ice) only) -906-434-0392. BE = HI6 OIOSMOME. blue. 4 door asking 5500 or berg oN- d. p31-oslp 4YI1 OLD Fripdain sive. while A black. 4" 5300. orientalnnqq. 54 asking 575 Cal (90516ek-22B6. PEG PUN stolid -580., Ex- ersamr-535.. Evenlb Imam car seat -540.. Solid Wood CratIM-575., Fisher Price Chair -520., Jolly Jumper -520., JunOM Gym -510., aE 631- 1 fw Sob Artkbn I LOVESEATS $200 each: CofMe tabM $100: 2 swivel armchan $75. each: consort Singer Sewing machm wile do. SIX 5 pe bedroom so- ill $800: bed dmkrfieW $500; stereo .W5200: 5768006 with Fundraising Garage Saturday, May 6th 8 a.m. - I p.m. at :�4r Shawney's Dance Studio :e 282 Monarch Ave. (Between Hunt and Bayley) BBQ Face Painting, Bake Table, Dance Wear,Crafts, Toys, and Assorted Treasures! 4RAIN OR SHINE* 1 ArNdee Ir 1 wrict.s for S11118- sir. JACK RUSSELL PUPPIES $250 - 2 males 905-985-9275 1 Sates 1 SM. 6 FAbMY STREET SALE Carreelly Cres, Westney At Ravenscroft May 6 & 7 -- 8:00 - 4.00 ALTONA WEST COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE May 6th - 8am-2pm (raindate May 7th) West of Altona, North of Twin Rivers s• streets N norgaiws & Deals! AWESOME ECLECTIC GARAGE SALE 9:00-1:00 SATURDAY 1975 ROSEFIELD RD Unit 90, l hlr,r k F,auf r f LJverp.W A f inn h CRAFT LOVER'S SIDEWALK SALE Saturday May 6th 10 a.m - 5 p.m. Country Cabin 200 Harwood Ave. S, Ajax Up to 90% off Chntmas 8 end of lire Sat. May 61h, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. COME TO AJAX! BARGAINS! EVERYWHERE! The following streets are participating: Angus Drive, Barnes Drive, Atkinson Court The Annual Event is Sponsored By: MARY ROY, RE/MAX Results Realty Inc. (905) 426-7515 or (905) 649-3300 GARAGE SALE Sat May 6, 7am-2pm. 1822 Walnut Lane (Pick.) Lots of baby items, toys. bikes, tricycles, and more. Weather permitting. URAGE SALES - Sat "N! 54po 692 - 694 Balaton Ave., Pickering Precious Moments, cratts. household. AB exerciser. Ladies+, adult, rS young adult clothes. mast. articles. Proceeds to St. Mary's Football East Coast Trip s May - noon PrimW Sporting goods, bikes, rntture, computers.! MUST CO! 524 Oakwood Dr., Pickering GARAGE SALE SATURDAY MAY 6 gam - 3pm 81 CHALK LAKE RD ()test 47tlf L&Wndge Rd at Me Spring) iteL DO a teem - t P NL Allonaillpinegrolve Walther mcldfl0 doirs, talon, desk, chair, hallo [wftm�ft costumes, lawn mower. trilrrner, girls doOf neat ttt li 1113TATE YAM SIALE 5389 DURHAM 30 AT AURORA RD, MAY 6TH & 7TH 7:30 - 2:00 P11 YARD SALK Sats. Mty► 6 (9-2) 29 Brennan Rd., Ajax ttem�mN arw) Waterbeds, tzer, golf cl wbs, heavy dirty steel sitellums. HUGE GARAGE SALE Sat. May 6 8 Sun. May 7, 8am-4pm 42 Raine Dr., Ajax HUGE MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALE May 6 @ 8a.m. 11 Anstead Cres., Ajax (lake onmwaylHarwooa) Small appliances, furniture, designer clothes. quality household items, crafts, flower arrangements• tools, tires. and much more! Ntwnphnr and I Will Drive is having a MAJOR STREET SALE on Sahaeday May 6th (9am-3pnl) and Sunday Map 7th f9am-12amJ MOVING SALE Sat & Sun May 6 & 7 94pm 100 Ducatel Cres. Ajax (Wesntey" 2) furniture, housewares D.I.Y., soup to nuts! MOVING SALE OId Brock Rd., Claremont (Bnrk Rd N , North of Brougham, watch for signs) Saturday, May 7th 8 a.m. I.ots to choose from. VtTTI-F4.bf LYGARAGE SALE 14 Varley Drive (of Lake Driveway) Saturday May 6 8 - LOTS OF GOOD BARGAINS" Sunday May 7th 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. to No Early Birds * 5805 Halls Rd., Brooklin I f -t -u #7 & ! iker;,1 tit R'd, Full size vvhme Kenmore extra capaoty washer. full size while Kenmore electric dryer 30- Inglis deluxe self cleaning wall oven with rotisserie. Kitchen aid Quiet plus white built-in dishwasher. Twin bunk bed, dressers, pine cabinet IS sneMis. Also. marry n= overstock items from country gift shop. An acre full of deals, don't miss it! MAY 5 -- 8,00-4:00 MAY 6 -- 8:00-6:00 MAY 7 -- 9:00-3:00 LMngroom Furniture, Tools, House Contents 9872 RAVENSHOE RD. 1 Block west of Udora MULTI FAMILY STREET SALE Sat May 6th, Nam Primrose Court, Pickering North of Finch, %Fest oft Falrpurt Lob of everything! I4IAIUIM FADDY YARD SALE Sat., May 6 (8a m. - 2p.m.) 73 Rougemount Dr. S. r s. a Tr y.•.r* I ��! YARD SALE - SAT MAY 6 &vwipm 1522 & 1524 Otonabee Dr.. Picker* (RncNRosebank area) Lots of Stuff' Asst. household items, kids toys, books, clothes, etc., etc. STREET SALE STROUD'S LANE EAST OF WHITE'S RD. Saturday, May 6, 9 am. - 4 pm. Lots to choose from PERENNIAL PLANTS 378 Rosebank Rd. S., Pickering Rougemount, South of Hwy 2 Every weekend 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Village at the Pines 1535 Diefenb&w Crt., Pickering (Across from Pickering Recreation Centre) Saturday May 6th 8a.m. - 4p.m. * Raindate - Sunday May 7th 1 ea Iv 1 Sale ""For Sale Del A hwy dib ukMy trailer, 95 POLARIS 3DO Magnum. 300D N. ales. 2 5y16 hitch, 2wd. AN. $3,500 Call 905 - hydraulic Crakes. 852-9081 evenings or 705 - 434.0392 (snp) 731-0299evvonp. SM 21 -FOOT MOUND POOL CANPET AND Mitt SALE- comptete with instructions. Carpel therm rooms, 30 ware pump, filter. summer/winter yards, from $339 instated I covers 8 accessories. Re- kuec Only $500. Ex- wile 65=0 C r best Ipmute 10%. guircs abient deal. Cal9W*17. up to New colors and desigm.Chstomer satisfaction ghuragced Cal Mike for yow hie'.0umo e, 905-431-4040 �Y!.!1♦-'. r.•a.ti1.. .. .M I' YA.1-�.�.( .L.. ,.i 1:!!i. -vill -., A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 Sdieb for � •- • 9PC. ANTIDYE mahogany LOSE INEICNT - Want to lose (416) 693-4898 bedroom suite 55000 o.b o. wepM while you slap? Try A�S7Abt�tM Ad�t- maayyss valuable. usually tree! Amique mahogany dressing Calorad. Call 905-728-8122 DOhorYOUH pg YOU HAVE any v mage mrrw $795 2 antique dress- for more into. Purclusing outright. estates ers 5245 Walnut table ad ►NNOS/GRAl10FATNHt w/50 �• ("o chairs $475 Cherry table a 8 A� � - Fridge and limit to value considered).collec• chairs ;2200 o.b.o 3 Amfgw self-cleaning oven, almond lions of any sort, quamilles or occasional chairs $295/each colour. 9 years old Sold as single antique items. Special Dresser $55 Marry other Pair only. S625Ipair. (905) interest in Moorcmft pottery I'll knits, (905)697-3532 619.1677 try to re-spiond to all queues. ADHD / BEDWETTING New METAL FRAMED widows Robert Bowen Antiques• Brooklin. Ontario (905)655- tedrology, offers help to par- 610 x 4' 2-1/t muD purpose i e. greenhouse call (905)427 - 8049 or (905)242-0890. ems in these areas Satislac- bon guaranteed We're here to 1433. SS WANTED S$ Colour TV, help( For free information, no MUDER MIXER. 2 bags. gas VCR. CO. stereo. 10 years or obligaeorh. call 905-725-1360 nit 51400 2 Moder bones less. work; or not tot tact Pick W call APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2- 5�0 each Target table saw 14blade $450 Propane (905)668-8595 door frost free. deluxe stove. matching heavy duty washer heater (salamander $150) BUYING ANTIQUE and cot - 6 dryer S675/all -will se Draft table. 6 feet Compact washer 220 PW $800 lettable contents including Best rate Also Kenmore washer nsed 2 years $250 Pickering 1416-335-0104. compete estates. possi- ble prices paid Henry Kahn (905)426-5945. PIANO 5. Antique sewing 615 905-985.8161. CARPET - I have several machine 5150. Queen thousand yards; yards of new Stan- tress 8 box $100: Large master and 100% nylon car- wooden desk with chair $50. pet I will carpet your hang Scaffold $60. Freezer $50. room and hall for $349 Price Floor buffing machine $300, includes carpet. pad and in- Lawnboy lawnmower $60: sea "ion (30 square yards) Lowrey double manual organ Steve (905) 743-06M $300: 655-4138 Dinnerware Sets do Pieces Phone Estimates. Hntae Culls Puch ( h CARPETS - Free stloD how PIANO TECHNICIAN available r ase or cos and up. SS/ice for tuning, repairs and pre- purchase consutalion on all David Sanderson f loge dhoim of colours. Large des d Also (416) 693-4898 staeation and underpaid avail- avail- models. recan- ' • Croft able. Over 20 5-s expen- tlibored for sal Call Baro a 427-7631 DOhorYOUH pg YOU HAVE any v mage erloe. Cal 905-619-1322 tt so. pose all CARPETS SALE a HAND- ►NNOS/GRAl10FATNHt Craig 1905)43()-0 97 7 Top WOOD FLOORING: carpet 3 CLOCKS Sale on all Roland Dollar paid' roo•-ns from $339 130 sq yd.) digital polos and keyboards. all Samidt Acoustic Pianos. WANTED: USED KAYAKS Wades: carpet. premium pad and installation Free all Howard Miller docks (9051985--0059 estimates. carpet repairs Serving D~ and sur- Large selealara of txapa nos. Rem b own. 100% of aB WANTED roundo GN Sam 9905G586W- Accepted rental p mems appy Call TELEP Vi liwo (9os) 433 1191 'Leaf Tickets' 1772 POKEMON STUFF tot sale Will pay face value. SUBSIDYAVAILABL Pokemon Stadium Game (',all a CEDAR TREES For hedging 3' to 8'. Pickup or delivered. Planting available. Cannington (705) 432-2237 Cards and Gameboy (yellow IUCe 6 blue version) games tW 579-4400 sale Cal Brian 905-404-9144 ext. 2207 RENT TO OWN new and re- 16- conditioned appliances. and Arts a new TV's full wwranly Pad- ' • Croft dy s Market, 905-263-M a pomement to view or wo any questions (905)436-3351 I -M796-5502 CRAFT AND AIMOUE YEN - SATELLITE Nim special for DORS wanted Spaces from i40 00/moneri. Let k set you April 60 channelssl $1995 MWW* W11111011111111111; equipment products tot you. Open 7 days a week Ban ant F,06 mistal a (905)655- 3661 raft Sears. 1618 Avkwmbbg Dlrnlas Sit Whtay (905) SHEOMAN - ouakty wooden 401-OSib. IN ■ mels 8 x 8barn kit, only COIN OPEIIATED Arable SM pus tax Maft omit games for Sam Idea lot nic May" o waage or a grey hopeless rovOITYriy for the filter apeiabr Excellent ado- doral nrome n Be n" kr capon. W. dub. pool hap. Desseveal Diatoms b chow and in exorrerer ronndip, , Also lookerq fa experienced aide pint roar people Prem cep Oeliieen 6-t0p m 905-720.1506 snp COMPUTER DEALS.KT Pentium rmernet saner sys- um 5299 Perl6wn ypop 5599 Styx fou "W"A Z ep ternet screamer with 17' HP monam 5998 We love OWN hypra0a and ,,"hem retailers (9051655-3661 MK ONKM SET. table. large kat pedestal. 4 Chart: $ 795 Wlrg gmrrrben Will PINE LOFT TREASURES 918 Suncoe St ft. 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Hundred dolor per unit in pactages farlot Wid $150 Reanva mat in - dude suNieknt speakers Hurry for best selecban Osham stereo (905) 579 - OM MED. queen Grand newsoprlic ,, th adr10ol0oar�d. � .Sail rAianb in mapilliou Cola 51175. so 5525. 167269065. 1. mestone, (OIG baa. 0-M -is. 403 - Patio Stones, thidn criteria. boi I rlodci B ' k a� tbhrme Sall CRAFTERS WANTED a 'The Gilt i Craft Showplace- Wal - rd n ale Co-bce Rea Mar- ket. 4 lean Data of Oshawia aapprox Sow people artnd- Mb. a ft1 you vshLet us s and - y b Bit public. You do not Uwe b be den There is NO 6 mond ixrarad Rau shits M swmorift Cal 905-4w 1024 FOLK ART LESSONS - Great he sow nw �rda"lig hobby 10 advanced, Fleiuble dunks For hxtlkr Silo all ft" (905) $76- 3947 M SM ►erre. RM ann000m the al 220 pho. abbeuegrooundanec�tariq arailable 400 -$SM (off slats POOLS 16'1L32$34M Glut• only) AbD puffVs, WAm Ihe9kfs 8 Acoessaies. Nat Prkne G1Ba =Omit Cal (fI115*23-5W 1!19 Chir Corsia - 4 door. k All applicationsI 10I Sep tYfind Rent t ar-eer W or Ili M~ • Noelll for uk WANTED - Buckskin or Pkero CARS AM Trrmat Freta SSe for nf0bel ve HM AWD Aerostar XLT• WHITIBY shopping. transportation 11M- illl 1 - rs. 51000. (9061 263 I pomement to view or wo any questions (905)436-3351 bons. 946 Masson St. a 350 Malaga Rd, 0sltawa. 5720 per FIy1 - 2 years. Call 134- 0392. sup 1- 0ind. N tree 1.888-316-0700 ed.N200 loaded. 200kms. 50.000kms y andHIGHRISE monm all inclusive, no pets. �Y -safe Ib-abbHtAl Avkwmbbg ESTMLISN or your credit without a Cosigner emmisiora certified. 55000. (905) 723.81131. APARTMENTS [s accepting applications for for SEe a Drive a Great Car! 0 you 1gVe poor nail. no credit. or 1911 TOYOTA 4 RUNNER - 4 dC 3 -bedroom in a familyy oriented townhouses community 1905 CUTLASS SUPREME -A a t Dankruptq. WE CAN V6. 5 spit p/s, pd. p/w, cruise, SUBSIDYAVAILABL real beauty!' Lowered, metal- HE PI Call Me Today lot your Vtpre•Ya� assene. a1c, A8S• No lic green, sunroof. tinted, leather bucket seats, leather Approval! Ron Park (905) 668 5846, toll Iree 1 8774;66 62 09 57.900 o.b.o. 1905)428 Call 666 2008 or pkenop P from 10-4pm steepnq wheel Cerner fine 3312 Gus Brown Pontiac 1902 SAFARI VAN 8 at 95 Crawforth St. Unit 85 or 18 rims, low profile fires, bra Great shape' Rear spoiler. 6 Buck Ltd. pas. serper, air. Ps. pb. 188.000 cyl. Asking $3500, fnrm(ap. FOR SALE - 1998 Saturn Sl. km, white with red interior. trailer hitch. $6500 certified 8 We Rid praised at $7300) Must seg. Has 53000 in rims/tires. Dark green. standard. 5 spd . 4 door, a/c 47.000kms Ex- emission tested. 434-0392 OLNEWU NDVIEWlovely. OSHAWA strong reliable motor, never cellem condition $12.900. (snP) bright1 bedroom basemen , seen snow, new suspension. Phone (9051 720.2003 1916 MPy 7 passenger, dual walkout. fireplace, air, cable, Family Bldg. Large 2 b Sp�1less (905)431-0743 or (705)653-3929 snp _ _ _ _ _ r -j a/c. heat, new tires, Drakes. $7,000 certified and emission. single person. non-smoking, no pets. $575/mo., inclusive. Call 905- 3 B/R units. $710 8 $825.00 Utilities includ- lap 1995 Pont 6000 for parts or I I Call (905) 985-9364 Available July 1sT. 725-7671 ed. Easy access to needs some motor wort. NCM tires. alternator. battery, body I 1 Trttilors OSHAWA basement. schools, shopping. For ok $600 060 1981 Frlprd for parts 5300 best offer 435- • I I 2 BEDROOM apts clear Oshawa Centre/ Parking. bath, 3 pc Doth, own pets. no - parking. C/A. no pees. non• t. call ti;A 721-8741 8156 SALES LIMITED I 1977 PROWLER house trailer laundry Non Smokers Pre- smoker preferred. FirstAast. 1957 BUICK LeSabre fast , . I 27ft . 4 pc barn, trdge. SI oven. 53800 16ft smokercralt Jerred $695/mo pus hydro. suits one Available Jlxk 1st W July Ist $625 Sited. 905 sell, fxghway kms Sam o.b.o. ' ' wRrailet-60 HP Johnson. Icw Available May a June 1st. 1- or 416-425- 988-617.6720 433-2190 Cal !high 576 7916 sip I hours $8700. Call 985.3778. 697 m V R��E 1917 HONDA ACCORD W. BANKRUPTNCAMPER ' I 1977 SOEVEN hard -top Propane 2 BEDROOM appts near NORTH OSHAWA, 2 bedroom June Ist. 1 bedroom and 3 Large excellent condition fully load- ed including mocnrod. auto I tent trader for sale stove and fridge snit. sleeps 8 Vrryl Oshawa Centre/4101 Parking. laundry. Non Smokers Pre- bedroom July Ist Quiet. dean, family building Heat 2 bedroom starter 8 CD playa Has been regularly oil sprayed 52300 Phone Mel todayI sides, good condition Asking $1250 Call 905-263- Jerred S695/mo pus hydro Mdro and two al)Pkarces n- duded Pay basement apt otp 4324024 (snpl576-1800 I 8028 Avadaable May a June 1st. 1- 888 617 6979 or 416.425- able. Parting and laundry facilities. (905) 1!19 Chir Corsia - 4 door. k All applicationsI 111112 Coleman Sedon a hard 6720 after 6p.m. 723-2091 good condition. 1551ims As or accepted. is. $1500 1985 Cadillac - „ I top trader, furnace. 2 -way electncily system, n-traier 3 2 BEDRODO available for OSHAWA Duret building near good condition. 291kms As oM-trada stove Call for cep- June 1st or July tilt 2 Iota- shopping. transportation 11M- illl 1 - rs. 51000. (9061 263 I pomement to view or wo any questions (905)436-3351 bons. 946 Masson St. a 350 Malaga Rd, 0sltawa. 5720 per ities h immediately,urS 1911 DODGE CARAVAN - - J monm all inclusive, no pets. (905)436-7686 until 7 30pm new and licensed 905-852-1737 rood rumng condition $2000 KEITH MRCHELL AUTO 24 COACHMAN trailer. At pease call from 9-9. 905 OSHAWA 2 BEDROOM, very- bedroom apt . Oshawa Blvd/ 0 B 0 Cap alta m Ask for SALES• gest value for money condition sleeps 4-5. 2 -doors. $76-6724 �, � b� Calm 905-683 NI cars sola certlDed/Emrs- � a extras Call for all de- pahbrq King St area. Top two floors d sionhn tented. 6 maims/ bits Or b view 905-023-7101 PICKERING 2 BEDROOM laundry fauMies. new wand- house. Fridge. stove. washer. 1081 SU2111U SWIFT 4 COM- 600dm Free LdJPowertrain 2f ►ROrRNI - full y bonen apartment. wttatere- AvadableOJlne 1. 5-b pets. dro dryer. Gas heat. hot water. der. 5 speed. 4 door due corm fridge. Dlact• bq luldren. separate Junt Ig included.05)263No pets. pity erge air Warranty 1997 Mercury c awing. deck. stied. berm entrannce. dose l0 401 aid pore imWnuhorh all 905 June 1st. (905)263 2354 AM/FM at- aw delay wry Sable. 4drlauto. 59900. vwm ulower, 11' fiberglass q Available Durk 1 576-11M, ers. alarm bfeS Su .o00kms wo. Fpr Ix-• bole with moor included. Kim SM Frst/bst. reteraras WRY con �n you an own no rust. Ce Ifleds d & Enussiors ilia. GL/autb. 59990. lanky park. 1 hour from OSNAWA. Mhylt. dean 1-Odm you own (lone to las ,,unh 53900 19051 718-5032- 119.000kms . 146.00MMS . Oshawa Asking $7.000. 905 686 5783 basement apt sep.em.. yyoouu thunk?, � Call Dave Hay - 1991 Fad Taurus 405 -/auto. MM)7n-2976 OSHAWA - 2 BEDROOM p�rq laundry ac. dose to bele Sales Rep wMax 1990 FORD TEM . fe0l" 16990. 121.000kms . 1994 1780 al inclusive. Large kv- bus 3 G0, no smoker/pets. Summit peaky (1991 ltd. driven, rebuilt motor and Mercury ��Pn 4drJ 32' TRAILER. Florida room. nq room and dnrrg room. $650/rid 438-9035 even- MM) 668-3800 a (905) 666• transmission, nuns well. auto. 56990-. 119 o00kms . deck. barbecue. TV. VCR. mi- 2, bubn0. No tAil cgs, available Jun 1st 3211 52000 as ts Call (905)666- 1964 Pontiac Firebird. 2dr/ ctowrave. 4 PC bttlh. full latch- st and Sinhroe St 5.. Call 2097 auto. 53990. 207.000tms . on, stied, contents included 19051 721.2232- OSHAWA Wilson Apanm encs MIN Fbwes 1967 GMC. c ulao/nn, aub. 515.000 Cal (SM)43t;-3041 _ 1990 TEMPO 169k. $1999. S599mem, las al ost train. OUTSTMDING 1185 Skytart Oshawa Cent Appkanm Neo shoppowbus Laundry. KaV, Lage. clean. bright - 1990 Taunus. 1511. $3350. May more a dioose horn. Park Model Comfortable included Parking. no prim parting CC available. Im- 1991 Taurus. 114k. 53695, hrnaict available O.A C 160 1992 Dodge COR. 129k 13995. Dowry Rd . ADD. W"26- Fonda room. petchad root. $750 usailln tusVlm . IAik. modieft (905)720.2153. Above vdhcks Ctrtrkd. 5512 rover[,, deck overlooking civ- is Awadabq Jute 1st. Cal PIQHIeNC Walonh0 itis- emiuiorn tested. etorentks r. Seduded landscaped We 030.2090. 2 available Cal 653-7301 o WAKE UP OURKWI CEXTI- PON!. prey park near lance to go and nal. bed- 4M1679a1esr 6p m CAN It VASTLY OVER Tweed $21.900 905-697- 411 a NAR - 000 one bud- room spaaous baensmt �!! STOCKED. OVER W CERT(- 2757 room basement apt Separate aP&ttitnt. WIND &nano• /N1 SIIfr#w0 LE - 4 door. FMD RECOIIOn10ED VEIN. Wdwl. IarOt fafmly roar. Iyu x CIA, No siuial . noautomatic with air 140.000 CIEs. USE VALUE TENT 'BAKER soft too Far ftm-W boli. stern,, landry pets RekraKss MAast.bis fret 0. wry dmrh. ar- AIM SELECTION. E Muu sale Slew 6. good condi' on gnieruata Sep enmair.. 5'700 19051 517-0674 program eps you #two. taxssi M USW Vara - 97 Voyager. 90 kms, UK = 000 cal snrr 905- S7safb r01ea -area �G I In your next home! PKKUU13700 (905) 723.2600 ar. wran $$11r2t.9% Now 31.500 723 1509 Fusulast 905-427.9725 after room basement a0t with W 1182 :1MOBMD SE - excel. 97red hall was f159954nOw �~ 7pm oak entrance Bright and . 5n -W5 eal lam condition. 4 dr 4 CYI .air 511.995. 95 Aerosw awed . AAAA GIIEAT DEAL, 3 -bed house.kitchen MadaOk .beautiful with0.u5 ere- ' /5 con,,makd. anMm uereo loaia,,. M. 133 K was 1990 NAM x7Se. Yamaha. free IMNNY androoms, man flow aparkfg. SlIM0o -dlsm. 905 asteln. a , $ and ars• Liatytsed Rejow sow 1988 cion 1ssg0 53.990- cal � 996. woin 58.985. 95 llsno vvetrryy pp000000 condition. (2300 quad yard. 5750/marh 5-f 7.7006 (905)426-9022 and. d.. Waded. 93K, Oke OBO Cal9*46&-0551 cbeive. Available so car May It feet. was $12.995 now WO AM ,ally Cal 579-361 t PICKS 1 BEDROOM. O 1902 VOYAGEN 106K. AIC. 50.985.. 95 Lumma APV. 1186 TAMAIM FRAZIER - basemen apartment. single excellent cordaan $6100 Waded. 185K, pn Ct. only Gaksa motor 750 Asian AAAI - Basenume apartment n on -smoking mature adult. 4 Ma 905466-2375 $7.975. 93 Astro ext dutch $1195 or b o • 571-5136 for rent % Wm0. Aailable fridOtr OW. ub*U Dick". g doors. Waded. 1TOK was INS ONw KAWASAKI ZX6R, ntftdiDely (905) 4263535, pprrrklairnqp stwraft tnerrarla ~ tfp BINCK CENTDItY cos• $ 8.995 now $7.975. 91 Astro 5600/month, hrst/kV. refer- tp tom. A-1 $7500 tum Cal LT. Wats. 200K. but spit (pr�h mrd txxditlon. rket AM . 0E bedroom don eeces Available rmmediaeey. 665-1545 (Imp) less. sag S5.98& m Ford hath err. ahasetrhq Itasskr sM fort Cab 905.839-3922 ttw pr<11r TRACKER auto. � 3193 isnp (8500. 985 dry. appliances, nmollaq >� adrR. $475. PKKERNIG bad aw- 1x4. white soft bp. blade Trod $5.500 NEOBC® 95 Olde tp exec" M roodason. low 88 LSS 107K. tap Wk, was$1.995. now a Goa location. Par" Pur mail 2 bedroom. Jnik est. Was. C j driven. 15.500 ca Auto 97K 1 ai9960rr9p6enrto • A� ly Mie,,, Ci6 852.1381 $6.650. 94 Did cwrra l0rde,, 1fQ fO A Pks Skidoo. rnrrhrdhlNy. !OS 42M 1s1Aau Sd50 pa fhonMli 1901 DMINiE CARAMN V6. 7 117K 57.700. 94 PymoMb 583ec. 2000 be. M warmers. � ��Irirtst passenger. taewa selene. Acclaim. mint Cud.. 104K pt spnrr 51.000 an machine (106N27-2154. A ABA DAM 00 MmendOus Poeta Orates. air. root hack now 56.600.. 94 Tempo GL M Sl dela track. shoed n,,00rs. p1e, dun. bn g �Oedoar PNXEIItrNi B pNATE o 6mea tie. vLip nomm pp�n� p�p� els qe�y you own tram 5500 lip we mainrairkd, mm� 16: fw SSSS Ar near f2.500 frm a wi trait trytoe 4 . � t�bpdirma.�ewpallk stout S29.000 cash back b you. smokers Asking 110.800. Cal (Lemane). auto.. 95K nice and for older model plus ash. 5660. Avellablt Immo fireplace. F'uM baVi MglkIrl 9g6E66 9686 only $4.98092 Student 4 dr. (706)3264102. dillely. 4161436-2p4. close. F4knale enlr. a pbrbrn0. arlfl. G8 14n Cella. apo- clawi biker, no ( Banker 1M7 OW MAIL Sabin SLI. $Ade. auto. it I.S.Daly No sS&OO s. And. 41 June 9HER414 R•M EMale (905)726 i3.9e5.. 92 . few LAsilver. AMI lntipb a staant out Ise. i9001nb. Snit. 116 716 9114. 5 spied AWFY CssseRe. Die; S 991. nowt aoadlfrm. 0 BK , bananas span- 4735 or (905146959. 110. lune.. 17.400 0 B.o. rim >,7,186.. now 56.995.. M mar. IiltJherl, with riadows. A A610lYTHT AST01110- arOMd aM enuiaibf land. Son claw a wwaft. LMA. V - x710 erjww iliam nn~ b bedyeelL alt. P1m 9 WIL AGE - 1 bed- NIB 6 mooft Ane. Mea item a 905455-4113, after 5 phi. 1071L oft RW STEAL IT duPa 6. Sim - e5-, tndge. 1 5675 room baseman apartn eaL SIDWIDWIND *.&, 111e CA90LN3. Mo. a5-• 56.986. 91 SON" 4 sx mlptdteF, %MO. Mc.. nM* b 90 We n 427-1709 Amilable JMNow�sn�rI - Sep M (rib $5 0000 161 Do Yue Tlg nC ttnwafc aiK Iona swiainyou! A I- "O.00048gailly q bmk bepIlyi90twa mpg" �i/ 915.. 9F ca Photo Delta" NW60W cob So Arlx. DNMMr. Wo. 2 a rare' 3.Iablt mppie and good - roti $1900: sell Power tnnafia alp 1m tautee Skmew. 2 dna, aMon afc, 122.500. w (906) sn-3265 1 Mdrgdw with Nr. wtfnM nqe emppC Mo pea. 3 Yaks Teameail pry 1 s.500 nil.. 1ib26 to99. a drw. lttym.+z Call e9t . (416) 7&'=. 112.000. Cao 6iF2740 aMr 6 1211L super seial $3.996 Disk for Chae t. E- 4 wiliYances Rokr, San Rep. Do ! RN s�L[ � 1NI9NA RNrANCE Rmibd IMEM 0�- ReM.Cw Mi -0- 7, ant 1119 MAL MAW 360 Che- Co" r awo ere a M PEC�e. briOM. dean. 2 Iir7S�etrR 726 mw 1 - Cd pprrsholltss (M01ha's Arra. San- prpc l salle � 19th TUCKER. 4 wMal cont ��MtbIM.obw �stt 85- w. 260 Iq. R" OMC OM- �13. erekooM Eno mm opal- 1 I/a�les�e)6fe�21t-_tMeaO15c PW k. busidl buoP M• Shlpwd fleck. Call 3263159. drive. rod. arbmaec. sr, cd air 1R elq SL VAOL M ■f � 2 w0y It- A shout OWN. soponle aMrala. }�tE atm; RtM o.0 17"w^r""'^' two disk boakOw. arptK. pq�p� oadr wMwialy 14.000 brw Moll Cant 07►MM praup oM Mot. vory cNM per, yRurGOIWM/ No bard MdM otelt FwtO • lE CLFANBNT• ro�oehh dn'psPp'aw r SMelwhl rages imi ' MlowooM ooldlia. msarwilhtd "N� 6ofhroeM. ly 5 appeaRns ilk- artey8OF lila f)la IMba mpe. MConsirs T2D3970 iln. 10vw6 cook. 3 X1.300. TogIbOM ArMMtleu Ibwr Tralcrah urea AMx foPoralt ofaarex. Srikt bppruss coelple. NO r SB50 a rYReers. os from i56., rsrMrac ser we b goo/ boRu. $19.3000 wast, 7_ iYSfd ipad��e POMW Sabib lY all wsRf �. 1riW ad rMNorots Ewmpfico 1156. tingle. doobq sob ■MeMA MNA11 ModM D- 336 home 610(150 ant 1 1 t�3 9is3 Juwit 1I oft Areioe Jlre let 43i -USM. ttom 5219., �wof set from OD, snow alndfow ANMABIJE SINr rig Pw- mod vehicles.I 1IINNWakEc NAM - :hB (ye 2040451" = :hdl.ihia. an- S DaIIDOM upper pert a 5269- FacbrY IItBMsc li FoMrra 4 aMo pa, vM dbWd. dwama.rF M w swig boRiMa GN MIR U = IFL 00� horse. Mm OsbNw GMn, 2204M. 1660 araly SL. aepo9tpo. aft_sl satior yt sbes, an sMdiq bort427-2415 a tame b 179 FM Up. Trailer EaeMtM WMMhe. Mag! 2 PICNEN�D. speeiew N* � Nkfaoras 5-r phis/ PlekNbha 011aiO. (�6) la7 mow 5 rbfas bomob atl eMiO �y b 90 1450.spy St faaL A%s at IMNF so OM Alm. Iolr ab b�9. mobl dand l-beftom Pout- Wpy' WW,gee�j /M C11 02p mob. $t5t70 o.b.o. tl06t426- (906) rn-•!162 Y� Af3lUT0 sAIES.ose Aydro. AhioitMe (MIF L WIM PNlC6 LMNNrM FM A NMi1E mortim 1w raltdlK ba9t ataL ca MM &W - mall b5- W ( ) TOnges i Groove. View NEW OlMY willow air car 6tNEi for uwdobddiwIbI1tA pp IN b t100 0. 4th a16 Io1dNe�i INTeitt� A E KNU rim PaeholYhp ksglbsl ora0e I. dlioehas. 5.000 bW ;299. Laeipc 2yn ant. badk i+ Cads a M spot Any ane- Alia RNMi 15 oil Fill t &*a , 5 wife. Ngo. dwak om Tiber oris 613•;@•1066. E Dofve . 7.000 No ;375.. 10.000 bb � mid bqr. Now skintdit no fat, a� Call ps � Abp (lac Toll mrailer �� - 4 bdwi abnew � b � � � � at 1011900 chi IIANN't A/lLJNMCEi ParW .12.000 Mr Sm. Re- bps Mammo itrabr. Call 2000 rt. a9 cear0• hoot 4 bills. know yard SMalSeerce. Rtexrhdlhorhed txlndboned fredpa 1195 /� t YOU a 24. lO6a71i D106 t5- 12000 ekb a 906-7 APPNancaa na indrdol RM ii Irwbfor w w so am air cM - i n , have atrlva 5-p, no oo iesond old nd MM iI Zrr WBTeMI MODIis ;-0 iWork? Y� 9e6 7oi3eeD caglrrre Ro �Loig(SM lial 906-72 DEE, I a6 m� (!Os►w 6691 twtdta6e. EIMETII - OriM aelrlt (all .cal Natuler 111M1 Rua E1lelt 114GOWN 9Ity. noble w Darr don't ep h000rttTifoee0 redaea T!Te!- CSH 3•yrakl NLLYLots Of eYe eras RIM Mart -ora laBt 2 MO le Oshaw• MMere 1M siEae wrdhr�aryer SM r"":i49/spt* 090 / 5-q. Mw ad IBMFAN- softprrcaprudDOVm or arm. tonal krafmt. 3 bid Awiph Ratrlll Delle Teoa nee lrkdpM s350r � M°�r � 6 !�Y De 1999 aElr wA�. k9 mkt 1 sEMONM MCIl6Lw. bedeom binvie t aoM1 1sL BteMc beat n AUX 4 w bkyen�rwrelty� vp.,Rw hell !rid0a i149Ao. bund Herb hdpem Sao ant SM. Puleb d NWALAYMUed. Sevaaeb. 350 V-9, arb, anM Dull" June WAN. M srcboespt yyaar 17n WmlerAtryer oedi Noce Tr 11.100 per eaeuttM Awiebk Whdpod hhdpa, btrlpm 5-p. lou 30 with dock KITTENS, various rabwsWedw, absdlady oriel. a: 15N Gbit i finite itckltklt. b5- 3 erJed apw Widrtrt aw (905) 579.9016. Jw kt Tdolow (905) Integer 1499. rMrle set ale witedow Receetdi 1250 each. 9tS3 5371. new c0ndillm Emillone and aro. Ma•tenbher, PttlarM bttetboepinp 429 1101 dalrfp slow. fie new. � 7663 d L 5 dtyt per, huetk >� AJ1X buMilul 2 bell - $225. 2� sbws i149rW- Z! habit 24' rshpa ad 24' cont i sMMy ped- I1�yp SD Sop.asomCA troll tree >r)dDm 1249. Can trudges clan availebk. PAWslhve PlrtPrrt Percy (906) 9956061. 1�MOOM• kN. apyrnar 432ae99w) f00wi basarall apartment, 10011th AMR - tabdsenl ex Wide selection d other Mw olid stat. sparMo w eCMitt, lHoWll 4 btdrow apeuaha 0chr/dryers 5499. rernndtioeed ql� HM Ft1M LAMAT • Lab MDabrna h0wit AMR • a bearltd sptdars 3 name, ParbMO• btaadty, fill hew. 3 bttllucpwe, double Washers s14Wvp Exra•ca ed. txr"Red 6 emiMiol keF pats bofroom. M 6ar+6a Ma --ROOT i a�wesners 42". Div- �� �thn;a y i-f4li a. N.DOD RrM. Cal (=A* list s appiasote. Peia3e btdlogm bA wiplR a1d mtoaa RMaasoa Rs� office, mw. ft*" F waw W°'- �. Pans 154 errce St. osntra. Poppy &mrd 1 16n. �pp�r�p araex. egW a kWAI. IwiMdy, 2 elusive 906416.6101. place. 2.0400 b deck, III - S99. 426 Sim (905►576 7448. Sltax't May/jus a 2aM evil Lamm heey NM FOM /1a Vll wiidruglR � ppb 726-0293 air dba 10 go and all amomm SFACIOMS wa-meiatained 2 eoeSts.(9os)726404;• CAMELS lots of Capel ("SKI -NS3 Wada, 12.0o01m. Asking bkdk wi4u cep. nuwiin9 (416)307-7466. No- i1A75p bsdrow a�pks Awi. at 900 11AlI0Bf00o RAOIMD 100% thylon, new shirt 5-r $31.500 o.b.o. (9051656.490. boards bed lines tt o Loth a�ilRlnteiMety (col and eM 6kn SL SWM with 4164061774. 3-111' x 3W TAG. Shea /1 lease carpels on hard. I will h TEMPO new trans. late, aq package, aft Va O.D. is �� aerueift Drru�dM 7 01k in tom. Paisr Provid birth. IAIRrhistna i2.50/sg.N•, air, airvlwi taria, a. Cbee a sdhook AJAR 3.6EONNOM, 1 1R Pretinislud SWSq.K Pleb mclu 3 rooms. neeu Price F mNOM CKC i Adorable. brakes, nae woN s750 obo s SL, 1676 per mach itriheirt AMR - Naeer bright NOal, 1 9oakup n. S 11.7ofiq fL FJ. CrpM, Pia �. feraMe. CKC Rtpisbra Mi is needs tele b Batey 905 61K 900.195 85W qqM Coll. Ara4. Jure Mi. bdrm. •den, basasber aaqpt� exhdid G0 bags• ttctpoRt 5 a�pplian W Doug�Casing .4otllinoar fool. Cal ° ielsnMafon, fast deliv Ixodipped, filo yen stools. 401.6175. CAN office (906)665.7543 S�e enhance, Didteda wo (905) 649-1506. try. hell eslinsMa (30 yaedsl. paper trrintd. very loveable, Man- Fd. 9 a.m. - s p.m able. bun- ►'�M Ntl66n 6862314. with extras. 5650. Call 905- dry. hipReJlrb 579-4759 knit 1751 no. f105) 426.4st/ 156. CIA 905034M A. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, May 5, 2000 PAGE 29 AW Many b land Matter b tattya 11 Ptlble Nolleae • 11 PubMe Notley . 11 P1lbNe NON M • • 1 Senile es • • 1 « • • 1 . • 1 a Sow EVERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASHI We hold your personal cheque 'til payday NO CREDIT CHECKS! S 1 O -CASH CALL NOW. for Rent Shared!1 AeoarrnpdMlan OSHAWA BeautifullyDeco- TWO •EORDOM It to share, nen freshly painted. 3 -bed- $350 inclusive, all bath & wm. 2-siorey. 3 -baths. laundry. No smoking or pets. ',need backyard. near ameni- call Matt 686-3662 es. 4 appliances, no pets, Corndomiriu available ,$1296 51295 a ms :nn ,Jus utilities. firwiarst. Must AerM '8 4 SHORT TERM fumished luxu- LARGE 3 Bedroom near ry 2 -bedroom condo. VCR. -pools and stores. Gas flet. cable, telephone, parking, 3890 plus utilities Available country setting. etc. $1.649 m- -,lay 31 First/last. Call elusive Avail immed. (905) 3051728-9567 623-0079.(416) 875-3221. NEWTONVILLE - CENTURY a • Garage a sapprox. 1 acre 4/5storw Space edrooms with study. Ihrer- 1 ,, ze livirproom pus dining. MINI STORAGE units avail - -Very nicely decorated able m Oshawa from $115/ nroughoia. large garden. pa- 'aqe Cbse to Clover eal/401. month 725-9991. NndnUniits avail immediately. $1! • it : er month pus nibbles. 905)576-8381. 2n0 SO.FT. Industrial unit for PICKERING 2 bedroom beau. lease in Port Perry. 3 offices b +ul walk -out basement apart- bay door Available June Call lent. NoSmdtrirNypelS 985.4003- Amiable immediately 5800 ,elusive isvlast. Call 905 Coltagei a 1 for ROM or 416-721.6964 WHITBY, 4-KDROOM BOBCAYGEOM. Pigeon Lake. souse „um eat in lutchen hv- � in9 fang° all 1rp. pe. a farcy room w/ ' replace. and Z car garage. tatuy. boat idnchiided 13001 Ba~apartment IkOal). week Cal (705) 736-5681. rented Separately Minimum CIIANDDS I.M. Clean 2 6 3 one year fie• nrstAast. ref- rerce required. 51200 plus bedroom hoiisekee nq col- unhues. Cal Tim Webster. tam Beach. good no pets Prices from$300- Sutton Group Heritage Ceti >05�56 905)619-9500 . • 1 Florida ,m Mec. RarraY WANTED mouse Rent in CLEARWATER. 2.3 -bedroom fully furnished air corndi- Aka, 2 or 3 bedroom Pw toned. mamdadwed houses. Jerred Bungabw or waxtiirlf. 905 6559r Clubhouse. f-101 pool. hot anyurne tiab dm To beaches and 1 TirirFor welcome Fluor Fa Reel $275weekly PhoPtw- hos stnovan your home. TOWNHOME 'or :era. Down- 19051683-5503 :jw, whaby 3 -bedroom. 3- storey 1 1r2 ban, garage. PrhaM Ha -s 11 backyard Brand new con- struchon '5 new appkances. 51200nnonm uhhhes indud- 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW m ed Cal Jim. 416-691-6175 desirable Hamlet of ASH - BURN on is am Futures Roast nhdude lupe %actnen, alached tor PAN garage. wall-ouf ba$tnwg to quiet backyard. stream (lows AVAILABLE Immediately Fur- across lot. mature trey Can shed r wm in Pickering. ca- 1905)655-5480 for datanls. ow k40M faclrees. rte drigi Station. 4 eEDR00M cent tnOnt i VNage PT C GOg $1180 to -weekly on lar=f. qty of (905)-420.4318 Loft •"-'• TO MNOU from Port 5134.900 C41 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY (705) 766- ;.mishe(I ;ir unnomw W room A Harwood 401 area. AAX: (MIIIMTE SIZE) 4 e ;Mare 4tctlen. IausN)ry. bedroom house. family room i� fireplace. lame act n :rice 5req per month. ;=-- required. (905) 426 kitchen, master bedroom wdh M4 eesune, carnal ar, antral vat. many Asks AJAX - One Deormwitadi in loud dean home CaoWN itiare kitchen, puking Suit. ade for waking female First! ast No pets $115/week Avayhk immeaiatey Call after bpm (905}126-1275. PICKERING MOM NMT 2. est Indian urnishied '001111. upper level all facilities. Jfl tyle bus stop, avaula7able rrxmdulely $450 per mondii Cell ariyome (905) 619-1930 MCKERWVAJAX border. fur - rushed room in pouate home. for rent Nos no peer. A (905) 686 6d5 and weekends. Cd (41"639 214 OUGHT room in Pickering, Adult home. Suit employed non bath .10 rdry denuen. Store bath 6 bNilby facilities. A/C, Avail. )maw dately Firsthlag 53651mantll Call (905) 666.0744aller NNINL %CXERO6, Mff a OR area, large rpgn. avail immed., furrhislied r udw' coshed Female prilknmd, $95 W Share kildkNteen 509.36002 bathroom. Cal (905) aa la liN PERSON needed to shill om 40ntry fatale. Mind" mmmo pow, Darling, SSSOuN*jSnSnNL W lure. responsible wrap PW- son �t for MDQ share usehold QoAn Otoo IaY e2 arta wlt Uav! 1831.7055. NE 6SMWA- hare2-storey houseo a Rialmto Working.non-smoetExdu- s ve use o1 1 (lafroOm, A room Parking, law*Y TV, AN mclusive No pNs. IluailaON 3313 545Nmomh. (905),36. $267.500 Can (905) 6s3 - IN appointment. 'OWER OF SAL. yk sales and est hawes IT k 6DPickering. rive a free cagy sail pprrvsn�touI call to ?JD n leave a message v ing the area and P ��e you are inkese (talk to no one). R courtesy of n ""Sutton Gm b silt GEGOSETOtMM. F.E.I. - 3 bedrooms, ensu school and stores, Dmiglas For wiling in l�Somic �q hwbow i1 a colyy$$Ngall town CMile al Brave 902.662 209 or Gamwav X76 3177 (Perlrp MW FATLY home for we On bu lilllidly treed COIF fle"M SL Odltw. Cbm acim: wroth and chant. as 4phm (905) 43 MO OMALEYMICI Cenral Odomt, d0clad 1 12 i0or- N.500sUrW how. . T yy 54,500 Liam. CaB Frank N6lanovic 432-2000. OWN d sum Really. GM IIOeIE - May 6 ad 7111 S.. Oehaame. Mum Dd. N lift blow. 3 bdral Large MA mill to 12'x 20' deck 11' x 23' Tudor style rec Mom. Central vac. Quiet .id end. Phone: 1905) 7234811. OrEM NeYSE -Set a sty., 10-2. 248 (allddon Aw . Oslo- We 3.1 bedroom, finistled bmsemkd. posh. Mfkay. fear Khook. poet street. new Shitrastr inemlq 19.000. Cal 906- 1 TOWNSHIP OF UXBRIDGE MONDAY, MAY 15, 2000 PLEASE CALL 1-888-726-3131 TO ARRANGE FOR PICKUP CAN PAK ENVIRONMENTAL INC. A CAPITAL ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCE COMPANY 11 P'""e Ffarkee to Sale OSHAWA, 358 Cooper Crt Quiet tour near srJwd. 1300 sq h . 3+1 bedrooms. 2-1/2 baths. main floor family room. fireplace. New windows. roof, winroof, 04aa905.725-9389 and ornate .. WHITIY - 3 bedroom town- house new bathroom/kitchen. finished ret room, walkout patio. _-trally, located. Ask- ing please Call 9054WI51 9&500 No ems Lata for PRIME WATERFRONT Budd- ing lot 75 x 200' 20 Summer Or.. Ball Ppm. Lake ScupoQ SM -000 Cal (905 849$. RIYEAFRONT LOTS - 3 to 8 acres Water frontages to 700' Beautdul evergreen and hardwood trees. Good roads, hydro Adpns 400 acres parkland Bdkvhlle/Stirbrg Choice of 8 $10.000 le 516.900 10% down Cash discount 613-395.5363 0111 -011 -Tam n CAAWKLLFORD 3 bed- rooms main floor gander. W" room wkrrpUce. Open concept kitchen, timing- bv- ngroom New carpeting, New shops, fishing on Trent Re- tiremem or first -tion buyer $79.800 905-720.7331 1 Mobile Heats• • end putt MILLION DOLLAR VIEW! 35 ft Park Model on Lake Scu- gog. 2 -bedrooms, full 4 -pe bade. Jul kitchen. large Id, qaS furnace. $16.000 905-438- 1871 aft 69 m 1 Caanp.r Tial Saue TIED SETTER RESORT Camp Site b Corsages Modem cot- tages with as conditioning t propane healing We have several cenp sats avadabk. spacim sores from season. We oiler good fishing. swmming, ret-tuaN and games room. 70778- 3096 Yorry I i MONEY PROKEMS. Get out or debt quick withougtard rg or being W Ev�eryoone accepted refa d credit railing.Cal true information. 905-576-3505 Studed loans included. :1 MMlppe, MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly. Fnancirp for any par - o ed. Cal Coskl Morgape Sermes Corp. 1905) 668-- 6105. ACCESS NOKY. No cram inum gaiion. Private Finan- cial Assistance. Required to be approved $10.000 and up I - r. -I"... 'LOW •RIF PE1•ISION FUND FROM Ex -employer Call Now TON Free 1-•86457.1062, Till Free Fax 1.318.703.1492. An, *fled by or ca1a14a1s and 'do. ton rapid fiTtar, ex - UAW FiMUWA N Muhipk • 1 Olrelmne Si GrAM INI Mr - Fuds55 Gglts and lam 010ml dw ID stat and expad your bnsu- ness or tMm.1sale I0a SObaBfi6 ANTOBOOY lNgMlEsS , ad F4216IQ1. aonedm � low mnl aP . BIC MONEY and Into 6me. don't Hiss the b$W groaww simplest honk base flppr- ko* ever! Cal today for fine in orna im (WS) VA45W. SEABED cum FIMS M Cerdifladon starts soon. free dassaOe der " rid ded. 520.0Earn 00.560.000 a iYeu Call (ao= )tx 668-1 oridma • ' 1 Coming Events. 1 Coming Events MIMIM6_ A Huge Bazaar of Uttimate Creation Sunday, May 7 10a.m.-5v.aa. Pickering Recreation Complex (lay ValiePaarm aa.) MORE THAN 25 TABLES" Wtwwb.nrk. ("rule. H„iuelu,ld aema. Harr pnnlui 1,. Cn.rmetit.T. Massage Therapirwit Prrwhttr. Bvwrkc, Trews, Caribbean & Canadian?eluants. BBQ h Baked (; w dv. Kidc Entertainment 6 Mut h Mnrer CanadianU-Sponso Urban Scholarship Trusl t (RESP) 8 Avon Cosmnnections Hair etics Cynthia Cupples & her talented fnend� SPRING EVENT May 6th do 7th, 10-00 am to 5:00 p.m. Classic, folk, funky Arts & Craft Baking tiw!' 831 - 3rd Concession, Uxbridge (just north ur Davis Dene) 905-852-11,15 JACK & JILL fur SUSAN McKNIGHT & DAVID KOVACS Sat Slav fifth. 2000 d B W p m at Uxbndge Curling club Ticket. at Door � al SPRING SALE Cash, rhe.lur. I i%.b and Intuit Accepted Free Parking & Admission at The St. Andrew's Valley Golf Club St_ juhn's Side Road. Aurora bast of Yonge) Thurs. May 4: 10am-9pm Fri. May 5: Loam Spm Sat. May 6: 10am-5pm Sun. May 7_ IOam- 4pm. a V N� Nors `A ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN St. Isaac JO(lues Catholic Church 35 ell ST. ( 1148 Finch Avenue PICKERINGING V VILLAGE , 683-7311 Pickering L 1 V 1 J6 r Bible Study - 9 15 a.m. (905) 831-3353 - - Sunday Family Worship - 10:30 a.m. - Sunday School - Supervised Nurwry SUNDAY LITURGY Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - noon Dr. Thomas Gemmell - Interim Minister Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. EVERYONE. WF-LCOMF. Sunday Morning Ll LADIES MORNING WITH KIM PHUC 8:30, 10:00, 11:30 a.m. AT CARRUTHERS CREEK Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. COMMUNITY CHURCH 7tf 44wtau ae4ot 620 Audley Rd., Ajax �r!/L Saturday, May 13 9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. Tickets will be sold at the door C4& 9444M Cost: $5.00 illt 600 MImprovements M linwowmertts Excavating IL Bobcat Services "Specislaing in lire", Access Areas" "Easy Access between new stbidiviien bones" For all yoer Home Improvemeem Projects none (905)721-2745 Cell (905)242-0425 :1 Roiling :1 Roofing A & C ROOFIIVG/WINDOWS LTD. • :All 1,,pc% tit nwflng and w indnw c • I ull warrents guman aced • Seniors Diseoom • Fully Insured and bonded • Frce estrmases MIND - 100% CA\ADIAN Can Andrew- at ("s) 42&4ryo4 810 810 ROOM AT A TIME PAINTING -Quality Worlonartship GurarMud" Fraa Esi imNres • Interior • Window Cleaning • Exterior • Deck Staining PRESSURIZED POWER WASHING • Docks • Interlocking Mike lQml 294-0779 1 Artetiorn I "C"" 1 Laate � 1 .u.ww�T rvrvpTmmu CtTATc Altr'TIr1A1 Antilqtns. Collectables i -I--- I old Etfads Eatsst• May 71M. 1O:3M a.m.Viewing 9:M) mKbro or AI1lWoe Ctlgre, �aMlNe Mt to Waaarll Rr. Exit 431, Na111 to n *try., East 10 SM" St. Morten 1 IDN. day's Auction features the Estate contents from the Hope Home of Jean Bateman, plus quality inciu- s. Partial list includes, kitchen cupboard (in pant), ice box, washstands. (Nuns d Eastlake), pow cra- pine armoire (original), Gibbard china Cabinet, pal :h. 1/4 cut oak drop front desk/bookcase wAead s drs, sideboard, rnisc. tables (kitchen, parlour, pine. drop W. extension etc), piano stool wlback. chairs b rockers, dressers 9 chests d drawers. hN boxes, large folk art ship d weathervain, adver- g pcs, Bradley/Hubbard lamp, cans, toys, fickle. ,r wicker set, postcards, crocks (Bowmanville), al Austin sculpture, WWI ttair gun, stereo scope d sts dresser set, old pictures, frames d cooks,shat music, uality glass b Chilli. ro. WIN I Platter (tree tvdl 1844). Also the usual housdxW xs you'd expect to find in an older home, pots. S, cud", dishes, vacuum, etc. A ban m d Mitral EdO AMMO MMM NMq rare, NOW 8 indd wdci*L MtK6uger Awlsof Sefhliae 1 l� 323 711! 1iT!! QREBI DKrMN Fawilmin- MENTALLY FRIENDLY SPE- CIALIZED PRODUCTS a SERVICES. Tum key deakd applicam program. Large ex- ia territory. 4wespread alstomers. Multiple reventn streams for high income po- tantlal. S and trahl•g. $25,060.00 Cal Mrs. L Vele (416) Evmda_ CENTRAL COLiFWTE'S 50 Anniversary a . Reunion on J1Ne 2.3 i 4th n this MINen- rium Year. AN Vertralies' at cordially 'WNW to ruenew (Ad frie dates and m -0m. For into. Mile cal Jim r 905- • CoMi" Ewe MOMMMN= CNK for ages 101up. 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For a has eetlRnle all Eats 1416) 4145!11 mowing AD fte IPI --- aabd waltep.ei.g SUR=) mkals, Gce'A ¢picas. Trip yua dy whit as reauauhle prima 2D% of Im SarI Ga for a FREE Estimate 404-96" umiumi QUAUIT , PAINTING & EECIM MIG Interior/Exterior Free Estimates 837-9558 PAUNTING sodw Summeces F+A><TRrKL1ABLE Fm Estimates (905) 426 -SMS 0 . �j Y 11t1►• i.: :a+r-4*4 .441,1 : Yc'kr 00.11 i.•.ti .+rr.-.+ _-1:. !a„wR.i... r v• AIP PAIGE 30 NEWS-AWV111 WIN MDAY EDMON', Miry 5,200 Oe� �- EraeneYwere TMS PAINTING a DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workrnan- shlp Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 bdirm intenor/EP xt' ling wallpapering, caulking. borders, interior decora�ng,background. Portfolio of previous work. Referrals. Clean! Mike Stepko (905) 831-4&M � Yovirg is sn. & STORAGE Houses, Apartments. Offices. Appliances 8 Piano Specialists. Senior 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prefessfoul service. Call 436-7785. 1auen1kts00Z. • Aots. Paaung krait. ;nee f:sartntes 416423-0239 Top Free 820 lilt J' CUSTOM ■;W SEW IactWimnls laux drapc-%. ,:nsp varism. uyhsh fmod slop covers l our fabric or oris. F"r 1.1, years of ides can 626-.3410 Experienced -Mature •Reliable -Honest -References available upon request Please call Carmela (905) 619-2765 Pktiaq & sutras/iu9 area. c.a.k.y a • tso0rcrlao fhtn.. fYlM EMetlill MDNIi lessors. i1MVprivate. Per: leo for peopAle�eswrar no noose falls)7 to . N"165. SCHOOL Full a Pkg. • 10 in car lestcons ;159 Free pick-up and drop ort (416) 207-3060 Young, sweet, sexy, Trulyto blond. a gentleman's pleasure± Discreet. �Lt a k Iv Durham region. 416-989-8991 892897 = _ ++ •Upscaler rt EscoService Sen-inb Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 RUSSIAN TOP ELITE SPA Pickering Grand Openag 2 Ladies --4 Hands Complete .Massage & Jacuzzi 1211 Kingston Rd. 905-839-4680 Now Hiring ]F+ 1 1 Please read your Remember your departed loved ones with a special L In Memoriam S Sunday, May 14 r Deadline: Wednesday,May10 AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 771E COMMUNrIY NEWSP*M SINCE INS 1 (905) 6834707, ROClE, Me" - On Tuesday, May 2.2000 at St. Midlaers Hospital in his 81st year I>early beloved husbar>d d Mary. Selwed father d Francais, Midide, and Demise, and beloved faMtsr4Ww of Carol, Jdn and David. sadly frisee/ b� gra�tddi- dren Carrie, leis W chaatapner sand' iEr c Tha f RAi H 2receive e oa Dow "PdwhWye) 905428-M ham 7-9 p.n. TSS at SL IsaacRonan f•a0lptic Churns (1148 Fitch he. an Saturday, May 6, 2000 at 10:30 am. Family flow- ers only please. In lieu d bowers, done0als to Ste heart and Stroke Foutddw would be appfecial- ed by the laniy i e .. v > . r • r : _ . ... -. ... ......... .... ...... .. .... ... .... . UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the frallowing areas: UXBRIDGE , Sandy Hook Rd.. Main St. N., Cemetery Rd. & Kirton Crt. Centre St.. North St.. & Young St. BRISTOL PONDS Bristol Sands Crs.. Alta Rd. CANNINGTON Allison Crt.. Beaver Ridge Dr.. Heron Dr.. Meadowlands Dr. LEASKDALE Avonlea Rd., Cooks Dr.. Harrison Dr.. & Oxtoby Lane. Durham Rd 1 & Durham Rd 13 Also Adult Currier for ivalk & drive routes needed The News Advertiser 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 ca:l 905-683-5117 For our 16 page Outdoor(VOSIVStle pitta -print (Sale dates. Mayes; 4, 2000) Page 2 - Save $100 Craftsman 1 OHP Rear Engine Riding Mower does not include the bagger in the advertised price. Page 5 - Save 40% all Craftsman 1/2" Rubber Hoses are not exactly as illustrated. We sincerely apologize for any Inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. PAYS ►- 200 from only � 10 words or less. Price of ad varies according to hi hest vriced item in the ad. Items costing up to $100, • More than one item welcome but highest priced item will determine ad rate. your ad for 3 days only $20.00* Items costing up to $200, your ad for 3 days only $30.00* Items costing up to $300, your ad for 3 days only $40.00* Items costing up to $400, your ad for 3 days only $50.00* Cpka(Sr 7%) • Ad will appear in all your local papers for 3 consecutive days. • If items sell, you may cancel, but no refunds and no replacements for other items. • Deadline 48 hours prior to publication • Ads must be prepaid by Visa, MasterCard, AmEX, cheque, casts (Intax at Oshawa location Oily). ,T�`Vi"IKTHS WEEn (m) 623.3303 "(01) 5764335 NORTHUMBERLAND NEWS' 373.9355 ---AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER (sew 683-0707 UXBRmGE 7RBUNE -.. css� 852-9741 � classified ad on the fifes day of publica- SELL IT NOW tion as we cannot CALL be responsible for AJAX 683-0707 more than one UXBRIDGE insertion in the 852-9741 event of an error. • 1 1 rIworon.ms • 1 1 r.wr.ortreor Remember your departed loved ones with a special L In Memoriam S Sunday, May 14 r Deadline: Wednesday,May10 AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 771E COMMUNrIY NEWSP*M SINCE INS 1 (905) 6834707, ROClE, Me" - On Tuesday, May 2.2000 at St. Midlaers Hospital in his 81st year I>early beloved husbar>d d Mary. Selwed father d Francais, Midide, and Demise, and beloved faMtsr4Ww of Carol, Jdn and David. sadly frisee/ b� gra�tddi- dren Carrie, leis W chaatapner sand' iEr c Tha f RAi H 2receive e oa Dow "PdwhWye) 905428-M ham 7-9 p.n. TSS at SL IsaacRonan f•a0lptic Churns (1148 Fitch he. an Saturday, May 6, 2000 at 10:30 am. Family flow- ers only please. In lieu d bowers, done0als to Ste heart and Stroke Foutddw would be appfecial- ed by the laniy i e .. v > . r • r : _ . ... -. ... ......... .... ...... .. .... ... .... . UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the frallowing areas: UXBRIDGE , Sandy Hook Rd.. Main St. N., Cemetery Rd. & Kirton Crt. Centre St.. North St.. & Young St. BRISTOL PONDS Bristol Sands Crs.. Alta Rd. CANNINGTON Allison Crt.. Beaver Ridge Dr.. Heron Dr.. Meadowlands Dr. LEASKDALE Avonlea Rd., Cooks Dr.. Harrison Dr.. & Oxtoby Lane. Durham Rd 1 & Durham Rd 13 Also Adult Currier for ivalk & drive routes needed The News Advertiser 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 ca:l 905-683-5117 For our 16 page Outdoor(VOSIVStle pitta -print (Sale dates. Mayes; 4, 2000) Page 2 - Save $100 Craftsman 1 OHP Rear Engine Riding Mower does not include the bagger in the advertised price. Page 5 - Save 40% all Craftsman 1/2" Rubber Hoses are not exactly as illustrated. We sincerely apologize for any Inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. PAYS ►- 200 from only � 10 words or less. Price of ad varies according to hi hest vriced item in the ad. Items costing up to $100, • More than one item welcome but highest priced item will determine ad rate. your ad for 3 days only $20.00* Items costing up to $200, your ad for 3 days only $30.00* Items costing up to $300, your ad for 3 days only $40.00* Items costing up to $400, your ad for 3 days only $50.00* Cpka(Sr 7%) • Ad will appear in all your local papers for 3 consecutive days. • If items sell, you may cancel, but no refunds and no replacements for other items. • Deadline 48 hours prior to publication • Ads must be prepaid by Visa, MasterCard, AmEX, cheque, casts (Intax at Oshawa location Oily). ,T�`Vi"IKTHS WEEn (m) 623.3303 "(01) 5764335 NORTHUMBERLAND NEWS' 373.9355 ---AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER (sew 683-0707 UXBRmGE 7RBUNE -.. css� 852-9741 � NEWS ADVERTISFIFIL FRIDAY FDITIn61 maw S �nnn nAr_e •l. &, RON PIF.TRONIR0/ News Advertiser photo Theresa gets the point Theresa Kropman of Pickering gets her finger pricked during a recent blood donor clinic at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Ms. Kropman has given blood approximately 30 times. Volunteers needed in Ajax and Pickering Helprun a ibn o beaBig g� Sister, visit a senior, raise money,assist the disabled... AFFECT DURHAM (Associated Families for Effective Community Ties), a non-profit fund-raising organization advocating for adults and children who have developmental disahilities, is looking for volunteers who would like to become members of our work- ing board. For more information please con- tact Janice Salsbury or JoAnne Partridge at (905) 426-2100. AJAX-PICKERING COMMUNITY CARE HOME SUPPORT PROGRAM: Needs volunteers to drive seniors and physi- cally disabled adults to their medical ap- pointments. A gasoline compensation is pro- vided. Call Heather Tim at (905) 686-3331. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers needed to help with special events throughout the year, fundrais- ing, and office work, and/or serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call (905) 434-7221 or 1-888-765-0005. BALLYCLOrn LODGE LTD.: Learn new skills, make new friends, update your resume- Volunteer today! If you wish to give the gift of your time, and are 16 or older, drop in, or call 70 Station St., AJAX (905) 683-7321. BIG BROTHERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Male and female volunteers are needed for the new in -school Mentoring Program for one hour per week. Big Brothers and volunteers for group activ- ities, office support and agency programs are also needed.. Call (905) 686-2871. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl between the ages of six to 16, a boy ages six to 10, a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with the one-to-one matching programs. Volunteers are also needed for office help, special events, fund- raising, and the board of directors. Please call (905) 428-8111. BLOCK PARENTS PROGRAM: Being a Block Parent is easy and rewarding. Display the Block Parent sign only when it is conve- nient to answer your door. Your only respon- sibility is to link up the person in need of as- sistance with the proper authorities. For in- formation about the Ajax program call Mike Carter at (905) 427-0821. In Pickering call Sandra Armstrong at (905) 831-0878. BREAST CANCER SOCIETY - DURHAM CHAPTER: Looking for vol- unteers to work at a weekly Bingo in Picker- ing. Interested individuals would be required to assist with a bingo on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to noon. We are also looking for a com- mitted volunteer to help run this weekly Bingo. For more information call Fran Mason at (905) 839-6764 or Trudy Thomas at (905) 837-9460. 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