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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_06_02i 1 PIC KER:ING NEWS ­ADVERTISER.... P 1 C K E R 1 N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 50,100 G' 0 4� Q Ir 0 Fl lIN 36 PAGES FRIDAY, JUNE 2,200 All abuzz )� about the Bee 0 See pages 23-26 Finance committee names on tax bill insert during year of decreases Durham taxmen ripped for taking credit BY SUSAN 0*NEILL Staff Writer Durham council won't reprint an insert outlining how the Re- gion is spending your tax dollars in 22(x1), despite concerns it could mislead ratepayers into believing only a small group of politicians here are responsible for this year's tax cut. And, one councillor believes it's curious that colleagues are willing to take credit when there's a tax decrease but reluctant to shoulder the blame when taxes in- crease. Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt asked colleagues Wednesday to Come and see wiry we're top dog! 87 plaid Rd Wag RotW (410X64W R d FLw 401, ea4aFFbrt Upon P4 -- ��`�t� Walking Through Tyme @ Pickering Museum Sunday June 11 "' J la.m. - 5 p.m. Hwy 07 bW*wm Brock PA do Watoey 683-8405 support a motion to reprint the in- formation sheet being distributed with this year's tax bills so re- vised copies would exclude the names of the finance and admin- istration committee members. However, his call to reprint the 157.(x)0 inserts was defeated in an I9-7 vote. %favor Moffatt argued the in- clusion of the names of commit- tee members could lead taxpayers to believe that committee alone was responsible for the Region tax cut this year, which will see levies drop by approximately $20 See DURHAM page d Inside the News Advertiser WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page ...........6 Opinioa shaper ..........6 Estertainenot ..........20 sports ................27 classified .............29 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 c ........683-0707 Bishbotim ......683-5117 Death Notices .....683-3005 Yens ......1-800-662-8423 EmWI shouston@durham.net web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND are you one a STOREROOM OM the winners a PES O��A� See the special insert — - - A.J. GRtIEN/ News Advertiser phono Pretty in pink Area residents were treated to the vocal the assembled crowd are (from left) Audre% sty/ings of The Bel -Aires last weekend during Hintze. Bell Dixon and Adrienne Huckaluk. the fourth annual Artfest on the Esplanade Also performing with The Bel -Aires ►vas Hazel hosted by the City of Pickering. Entertaining Cornthwaite. Police union takes shot at board Durham association seeks provincial review BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer One week after demanding Chief Kevin McAlpine's resigna- tion, the Durham Regional Police Association has expanded its chal- lenge of the force's leadership with a declaration of non -confidence in the police services board. The non -confidence motion, also directed at the chief, was passed at an association meeting last week, however, it was only made pubfic by union officials yesterday. It's unprecedented in the depart- ment's 26 -year history. The move to target the chief's civilian bosses comes days after the board dismissed the union's request to seek his resignation, and unani- mously endorsed his leadership. 'Our membership is deeply dis- appointed;' vice-president Doug Cavanaugh said. "Ibe message we're trying to relay is our members do not have confidence in the ser- vices board in running this pofice depart cnt" 1: But still the BEST place „�:�.... S" N. iti bw s, linen j +�P. i Bath n PICKERING Togo Bedtime Ptdcenng Home a Leisure Ongh 401 dt Brock Rd. �"""s'"'41/e"� E'°1'6 11-i '°" ��� ��' Ingmar ptltttrit7l� your decor store The revolt by the force's rank and file was sparked by a survey commissioned by the association which found less than 10 per cent of uniformed officers and civilian per- sonnel have confidence in Chief McAlpine, and that 57 per cent of members are "dissatisfied overall" with work. Of the union's 733 members, 599 took part in the confidential sur- vey, a return rate of 82 per cent. 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For the Durham District School Board, it means $2 million more per year to set up programs to support early literacy learning opportuni- ties. And the board will get $2.2 million annually in spe- cial education per -pupil grants, so the local school system's subsidy to top up the funding from Queen's Park will be cut in half. from $4 million to $1.9 million, for the 2000/2001 study year. "We're delighted:" said Ron Trbovich, board busi- ness superintendent. "We had no indication of how that (provincial budget) money was going to be rolled out. He said the best news is that the money is permanent funding which the board will be getting every year. Board chairman Doug Ross said while details are to be worked out, the money means the board can likely hire more teachers starting this fall. It plans to hire: • more elementary teachers so the class -size ratio of 24.5 students for one teacher is further reduced; • reading recovery teachers to work in schools with low results in Grade 3 and 6 provincial assessments; • more educational assistants to be assigned to junior and senior kindergarten classes in selected schools; • additional special educa- tion resource teachers to be assigned to selected, high - needs schools; • a facilitator to support these and other early -learning ini- tiatives. The board will know how many staff members it can hire by the time the budget is approved June 12. As well, the funding will be used to provide teachers with resources and profes- sional development training in First Steps and Animated Literacy. Parent volunteers will be trained for breakfast clubs and early learning ini- tiatives, and curriculum soft- ware and technology will be extended to kindergarten and Grade 3 classes. The good news was ac- companied by some bad news, since the board learned the Province will in- crease its clawback of non - teaching employees' pension payments by $600,000 to $2.7 million. Earlier in the meeting, discussing budget deputa- tions made to the education finance committee, trustees referred to the board's stalled technology restructuring program, a result, they say, of insufficient provincial funding. The board had sub- mitted an $11.8 -million funding request, including $7.6 million for board -wide and school high-speed net- works, when a $215 -million provincial fund was an- nounced two years ago. But. the board received only $600,000. Meanwhile, other GTA boards were allocated millions of dollars from the same technology fund. "I'm angry," said Oshawa Trustee Jane Weist. "I don't think we should be having a shortfall here. I think we have to lobby hard and long." "This makes us all very angry;' Scugog Trustee Bob- bie Drew agreed. "This is not acceptable. What really angers me is that we have made many, many attempts to get an answer (as to why the funding request was tumed down)" Asked about the peculiar- ity of both praising and slam- ming the government on the same night, Mr. Trbovich said credit has to be given where it's due. "Me Minister of Educa- tion, the government, de- serve to be commended:' he said. "There's a lot of good things that are happening. sometimes you lose sight of that. We've never had more money for new pupil places, renovations, additions" MOVI FLEX 9 =4 HR. 1NFOR 320 -SHOW' 436.444. //LM THE WALLPAPER CENTRE $ ZS . I1" to KINGSTON RD.. PICKERING .�.1ors �C� lri"'" N91N�E In our June 3rd -9th, 2000 flyer, the Clearance otter for 'ALL Outdoor Plants b Stands" on pays 2 for lox oft is incorrect The ad shonnld have read -20X. off ALL Outdoor Planters b stands. We apologize for any incornenience ft error may have caused. 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"No action by anv committee is com- plete until.it has been ap- proved by council, there- fore we are all responsible:' Finance committee chairman and Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson reported the insert was pre- pared by Region staff in consultation with area trea- surers. Coun. Nicholson admit- ted finance committee members made the decision to include their names. But. "There was never any intent to take credit for the tax decrease.' he said. noting the budget was adopted unanimously by council. "it is not a political increase services for chil- dren and seniors; and con- tribute to a fund for a pro- posed new university here. "What we have is a tem- pest in a teapot:" Coun. Nicholson said. He pointed out other documents such as the Transportation Mas- ter Plan include the names of committee members. But, Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond argued, "That is totally and ab- solutely different:" She conceded one side BRIAN NICHOLSON 'There was never an►• intent to take credit for the tax decrease.' document...(The names) are there for information pur- poses: ' The document breaks down just how the Region's $220.8 -million budget is being spent this year. It also states that despite a lower tax bill, the budget will allow the Region to en- hance ambulance services; hire more police; boost spending on Region roads; 69EEIAR69 CORRECTION For our 48 page Out b About Event Pre -Print (Sale dates: May 29 -June 4, 2000) (C061 F500) Page 42 Dakota 18 -speed bicycle is not exactly as illustrated, also the shop by phone # should read: 068 427240. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused Sears Customers. 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NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 2, 2000 PAGE 5 A/P Police union `outraged' over board's response to survey POLICEfirm page I oust Chief has stated he has lenge of the union is now con- policing services agency under the McAlpine' * cA1pine'. The no plans to step force's command sidering request- branch or the On- umbrella of the The majority chief, conceding down. may soon move to ing a review by tario Civilian solicitor general, feel morale is at an he needs to im- This increas- another forum. the Province. The Commission on could launch an all-time low and prove internal ingly public, and Mr. Cavanaugh Ministry of Solici- Policing Services, investigation if most officers communications, ominous, chat- suggested the for Gencral',, an (nersight asked. blamed a lack of "clear, under- standable guide- lines," among other concerns, the survey showed. Following a closed -door board meeting, Chair- man Bob Boy- chyn publicly re- sponded to the survey results and demand for Chief McAlpine's resig- nation declaring, "We have absolute confidence in the chief." Mr. Boychyn invited front-line officers and civil- ian staff to air their concerns with board members at a series of "open forum" meetings to be held across the region. Mr. Cavanaugh said the board's response has fur- ther outraged members. "We found it offensive. The to - rums aren't going to work. 1 think they will be look- ing at empty rooms. I've had several officers come up to me and indicate they have no intention of attending them.- Mr. Ca- vanaugh said. The survey was conducted confi- dentially and members would be fearful of speaking openly with board mem- bers for "fear of reprisal.' said Mr. Cavanaugh. Last week the association re- quested in writing an immediate tneeting with the police services board. 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Were not talkin- about Walkerton's tainted water tragedy. which has domi- nated the news reports and has been up- permost in our minds in recent days. That's a disaster on a large scale, one from which we hope many lessons will be learned. Lessons can and should also be learned from a smaller -scale tragedy which took place right here at home. The drowning death of an Ajax mother of two in the family's backyard pool Sunday night can serve as a reminder to us of the dangers posed by water, whether it's in pools, lakes or oceans. And, such a reminder is in order as summer nears and many of us will spend considerable time in the: water or on it. Whether your pleasure is swim- ming or fishing, floating or boating, there are some common-sense precau- tions you can take to ensure your water recreation is a safe experience:, rather than a tragic one too often repeated in Ontario every summer. In the water of your backyard pool, in your local recreation complex or at your own or a friend's cottage, let your swimming abilities govern your actions. If you can't swim or are a weak swimmer, stay out of the water or stick to very shallow parts, and use aids which will keep your head above the surface, preferably personal flotation devices as life jackets are called today. Pool noodles, while they will keep you afloat, are no substitute for full life pre- servers. Even expert swimmers should abide by some of the rules which apply to the most fervent of landlubbers. Don't go into a large body of water alone. practise the buddy system. Never dive into shal- low water or unfamiliar water where you don't know the depth. And, leave sufficient time between eating and en- tering the water — as long as an hour. Boaters are reminded to take one life jacket for each person on board, whether you're canoeing or yachting. Regardless of how powerful your power boat is, you know how unpredictable the motor can be. take along oars in case it m conks out. Pack emergency flares, too. Tell "the people you leave on shore where you're headed, even if it means giving up the location of your secret fishing spot. Which brings us around to anglers. Standing up in boats, and falling over- board, is one of the leading causes of death among people who go fishing. Last but not least, remember that boozing and boating is a deadly mix. Likewise for swimming after excessive drinking. Have fun in the water and on it. But, above all, practise common sense and stay safe. E -Mail your comments on this opin- ion to shoustonMdurham.net. Include your lull name and community of resi- dence. E J U N E 2, 2 0 O I LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Testing won't system. 1 hope that my comments nn teacher testing are not too make educators "'e- 'd like to say that I am against better teachers testing of teachers but I like the idea of them having to complete To the editor: As a father of two children in a Pickering high school I was surprised to hear that Education Minister Janet Ecker held a meet- ing in Pickering on May 16 re- garding teacher testing. I'm sure valuable information was shared. 1 was disappointed that the meet- ing was not publicized. Having written to Ms. Ecker and her ministry on several occa- sions regarding our education Hypocrisyrules world m y I can't say I practise what I preach 1 am such a hypocrite! To get to the meat section of my local grocery store, 1 have to pass by a tank of live fish. It breaks my heart to see these fish crammed in such a small area when their only hope of escape is to be cho- sen to be someone's dinner. They don't have room to swim nor are they fed. Feeding them, as I was in- formed by the store manager, would only contaminate the tank. The fish hover in place, staring out as if plead- ing for rescue. Because their plight bothers me so much, I've learned to look the other way when I go by them. I bypass the live fish and head straight to the meat counter. I load up my grocery cart with hamburger, pork chops and chicken wings - all neatly packaged and not looking at all like se- lections from dead animals. I swear if the store had a holding pen of live cows, pigs and chickens beside their meat department, I'd become an instant vegetarian. I obviously eat meat and fowl; I just don't want to look it in the Karen Houston Opinion Shaper eye before I do. Like many lovers of green spaces, wild fields and unspoiled acreage, I al- ways feel a pang of regret when I see bulldozers felling trees and levelling land for a new subdivision. The roar of machines has probably chased away most of the wildlife that made a home there, yet I can't help but sadly wonder what is being permanently buried under the compacted soil. What de- fence does any animal have against a 14 -ton machine? I hate seeing nature destroyed. And yet, I live in a house... in a sub- division. When I look at my house, all I see is my home. I don't see what this area looked like before the houses were built, before the land was cleared to make way for construction. If knowing that my house was to be built on this site, would I have cared if a few trees had to come down, if a few animals were frightened into fleeing, if the landscape was to be permanently changed by brick and mortar? I don't know. After all, people have to live somewhere, I'd reason. I'm just glad the subdivision was mature and my house was built years before I pur- chased it. I'm disgusted by crude human be- haviour and yet have watched a Jerry Springer show. I have lectured my grandchildren on the stupidity of smoking and then smoked in front of them. I'm a hypocrite all right. Heaven help me! Oh, and I'm also an agnostic. E -Mail yow comments on this opin- ion to shouston@durham.net Include your full name acrd community of resi- dence. a qualifying exam after gradua- tion. Doctors. engineers and other professionals don't get test- ed on a regular basis and we put our lives in their hands every day. If Ms. Ecker is looking for teach- ers to be accountable, testing is not going to accomplish this. I would like to know what she intends to do about teacher test- ing. Teaching today is more than just teaching from a curriculum. The human spirit is very much a factor and there isn't any way I know of to test love, compassion, expression, involvement, etc. un- less Ms. Ecker plans on having testers in the classroom. That will cost money. 1 hope that this is not part of the money promised to go into education because if it is, then there needs to be some clar- ification on how much is going into the classroom. Reports indicate that parents want feedback from these tests. I don't understand this logic. For if parents want feedback they don't need to get it from test results. Again, teachers have to be ac- countable to parents, their school board, school, pupils and princi- pal. Parents today are too busy which is proven by the fact fewer are attending School Community Council meetings. A qualifying exam after grad- uation from teachers' college would weed out the weaker can- didates and continual courses of- fered throughout an educator's career will make that person a better teacher. Testing won't. Bruce Compton, Pickering NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real EstateiAutomotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Compoving Manager 1tirN s (905)0x3-5110 ~ales (905)6x3-5110 Classifieds (905)6x3-0707 Distribution (905)6x3-5117 General Fax (905)6x3-7363 E --ail shouston(a durham.net Neb address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2115 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number I 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- tisernent limited to space price error occupies. CC mm_• . wasn m BY TIM KELLY Stuff Editor An old George Gershwin tune sums up the feelings of child poverty advocates and the people they serve in the wake of the lat- est provincial budget: 'I got plenty o nuthin.' That famous $200 -cheque -is -in -the -mail pledge from grinning Tory Finance Minister Ernie Eves was cold comfort to the hundreds of thousands of people on welfare across Ontario. In fact, the total amount Mr. Eves is giv- ing back to taxpayers - a little over $1 billion - is about the same amount the Tories took away from those on welfare more than four years ago when the Province cut payouts by 21 percent. That irony is not lost on those who speak for poor Durham children who point out the budget did nothing to ease the daily stresses and strains faced by those in desperate straits. "Durham children gained absolutely nothing from the budget;" said Colleen Jor- dan, chairman of Durham's Child Poverty Task Force. "For the families of the one in seven children in Durham who live in pover- ty, the budget provide no relief from the daily financial struggles for survival. The economy may he growing but so is poverty" While Mr. Eves boasted his government was the first in decades to bring in a bal- anced budget and to claim a surplus, that in- formation means little to those scraping by on minimum -wage jobs, part-time work or social assistance. Statistics reveal at least 11,000 children in Durham Region current- ly live at or below the poverty line. Tax cuts, which benefit those who make the most money and help least those who pay little or no income tax, are also ineffec- tual for Ontario's poorest people and their children. A 30 per cent provincial income tax cut delivered in the first mandate by Mr. Eves has been followed by a -pledge to fur- ther cut provincial income taxes by 20 per cent in this mandate. But for the poor, who are essentially unaffected by income tax rates, nothing from nothing leaves nothing. While Bay Street has welcomed Mr. Eves's payroll tax cuts and his reductions in other business levies, those on the street — literally — have quite a different reaction. Their views are reflected by those who would speak for them. "If the measure of a society is how well the most vulnerable are treated, then Ontario is not doing very well," said Sid Ryan, On- tario president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees and a Whitby resident. "Poverty is growing faster in Ontario than anywhere else in Canada and food banks are a growing industry, added Mr. Ryan. Despite the swift and negative reaction from child poverty representatives, the provincial budget did provide a snapshot of an Ontario that continues to enjoy un- matched economic growth and prosperity. And the balancing of the budget means pub- lic money will no longer be needed to feed the deficit and less cash will be required to pay interest on a decreasing debt. Unem- ployment is down, growth is up and to the world outside at least, especially bankers and businessmen; Ontario is doing well. Mr. Eves did announce some programs which will benefit all children, including: $2 million annually for nutrition programs in -schools, breakfast clubs which tend to bene- fit low-income children; $7 million annually to implement an infant hearing screening NE*WA if,'F§tDAY EDI"bk,Juha Z, 2tTOO A Cts 7 "_ Budget leaves child poverty victims busted Cheque in the mail no good for those most in need program; an extra $6 million annually to ex- tend the pre-school speech and language program to five -year-olds; and a total of $70 million in new special education funding. Mr. Eves mentioned his late son Justin, who was learning disabled, in announcing the extra funding. And child advocate lune Callwood seemed to approve of measures taken in the budget: "Child abuse and ne- glect leave invisible scars and can linger long into adulthood. I believe that any in- vestment we make in children today will pay enormous dividends in the future. I am pleased the Ontario Government is taking leadership on this vital issue. While there is more to be done. Ontario has taken a signif- icant first step" Mr. Eves also promised more funding for health care in programs which are available to all citizens, regardless of income. A total of $1 billion has been invested in hospitals and hundreds of millions of dollars more will be going into other health programs. So, the news isn't all doom and gloom I for children and their parents in poverty. (` Those who are closest to the plight of the poor, however, feel the Province missed a substantial opportunity to make a difference for those most disen- franchised. They argue the red-hot econ- omy andthe dividends it provides aren't trickling down to those most in need. Ontario Campaign 2000, an organization with the goal of eradicating child poverty by the end of this year based on a November 1989 House of Commons pledge, has its own strong views on the 2000 Ontario bud- get. Pedro Barata, Ontario Co-ordinator of Campaign 2000 says, "It is shameful that during a period of such high economic growth and prosperity we have ignored the reasons why families with children are the fastest-growing users of emergency shelters every night, why most kids don't have ac- cess to quality child care and why there is a growing number of children who are forced to rely on food banks" Colin Hughes of the Child Poverty Ac- tion Group was even more blunt in his as- sessment of the budget. "This budget reveals this government's commit- ment to poor families: increases to the mini- mum wage equals $0; increases to child care equals $0; tu- ition relief equals $0; assured child support equals $0; affordable housing equals $0. in- creases to social assistance benefits equals $0; earned income supplement equals $210 maximum per year for working lone parents. The numbers tell the story;' said Mr. Hugh- es. Whitby -Ajax MPP Jim Flaherty, who is an influential member of cabinet as On- tario's Attorney -General, said the budget will bring goodies like improved transporta- tion and infrastructure locally. His only pointed references to youth in a post -budget Mav 3 breakfast in Whitby was to talk about a $3 -million infusion for a Youth Justice Committee. He said the purpose of the com- mittee would be to help prevent youths from committing crime. Other Durham Tories had little to add about the budget except to laud Mr. Eves's ability to balance it and to deliver a surplus ahead of schedule. The usual solution suggested by area MPPs is that a strong economy will contin- ue to produce jobs which will provide those currently out of work with options. Indeed. statistics show there are fewer jobless, fewer on welfare, and one would think by exten- sion, fewer poor. But it doesn't all add up exactly that way. Those at the bottom of the economic food chain appear to be stuck there and all levels of government, including the Peds, appear to be doing little directly to change that situa- tion. If the Durham Child Poverty Task Force had made up the May 2 budget, it would have included four measures designed to help poor children and their families: • it would have raised the minimum wage from $6.85 an hour which provides just S12.467 in gross annual income; - it would have set up a program for de- velopers and home -builders to provide af- fordable housing. There is currently an eight-year waiting list in Durham for such housing-, • it would have pushed for the creation of permanent, full-time jobs; - it would have stopped the provincial clawback of the increase in the National Child Tax Benefit Supplement provided to poor children. With a budget which lacks these four in- gredients, argue poverty advocates in Durham, the Province has turned its back on desperate children. Mr. Eves's budget is even more puzzling given published comments he made to a na- tional newspaper during an extensive IApril interview. 'One thing that does separate a Canadian from an American is how they treat the less fortunate in society. If you look at our health programs, if you look at our social safety net, if you look at our public educa- tion system, (you will see that);' said Mr. Eves. "I think most societies are judged by how well they treat the less fortunate in society. And, at the end of the day, I think that's what the role of government is. Really you just take money from people who are better off in society and you redistribute it in benefits for all of society that private enterprise wouldn't do." Kids -cleared for lift-off at Pickering library PICKERING — The Rouge Hill Library is offering three excit- ing summer programs for children aged six to 11 years old. In Tales of Adventure for the Campfire, children will listen to campfire stories, sing camp songs, play a cir- cle game and make their own fish craft to take home. It will he offered Tuesday, July 1 I at 2 p.m. to take part. Pick up your free tickets Tues- day. July 4 at 9:30 a.m. On Wednesday, July 26 at 10:30 a.m., storyteller Heath1. Whaley from the Durham Folklore Society will entertain children with a variety of stories and myths dur- -ng Inc Space Tales program. Tickets will he available Satur- day, July 15 at 9 a.m. In A Sky -Full of Adventure, youngsters will listen to sto- ries about wilderness, sur- vival and adventure Tuesday. Aug. 15 at 2 p.m. Children will also enjoy outdoor songs and make a mobile for their window. Tickets will he available Saturday, Aug. 5 at 9 a.m. For more information con - .act the Rouge Hill Library at 509-2579. Job seekers hone skills CARE office hosts workshops in June Career Assistance and Resources for Employment (CARE) is holding a series of free workshops on Thurs- days in June for people needing help finding jobs. Developing job leads is covered June S. interview skills will he honed June 15, tips for maintaining self-es- teem are offered June 22 and resume preparation help is provided June 29. All workshops begin at 1 p.m. at the CARE offices, 1400 Bayly St., Unit 12, next to the GO train station in Pickering. Weeklv orientation sessions about CARE's programs and services are also held Thursdays at 9 a.m. All workshops and orientation ses- sions must be booked by appoint- mcnt. For more information or to reserve a spot call the CARE offices at 420- 4010 or visit the organization's Web site at www.unemplovcdhelp.on.ca. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WANTS Youl We have a route available in your area. Earn extra money by delivering the News Advertiser! Springview Dr. Forest Rd. Highview Ave. Admiral Rd. Greenvale Cres. Kings Cres. Amberlea Rd. Exeter Rd. Rosebank Rd. Bryant Rd. Otonabee Dr. Strathy Rd. Seguin Sq. Dreyer Dr. East Arcadia Sq. Clover Ridge Dr. East Village St. Emperor St. Echo Point Crt. Burcher Rd. Maple Ridge Dr. Tulloch Dr. Fairfield Cres. Billingsgate Cres. Bainbridge Dr. Duffin St. Marshcourt Dr. Lincolin Ave' Beechlawn Dr. Addley Cres. Hoover Dr. Hettersley Dr. Fawndale Rd. Woodsmen: Cres. Littleford St. Wildflower Dr. Howell Cres. Summerpark Cres. Sheppard Ave. Garland Cres. Rougevalley Dr. Saugeen Dr. Call the circulation department at (905) 683-51 1 7 i;s,.r-.-.-�a�..s�aw.�.��.���.owr.-:.s.a is c:a�v-ra.s.o �,.s..��-c .. c..0 c: i..aa--�-•- _ � _< It Volunteers needed to give wildlife a Second Chance Your help can go a long way The Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary is seek- ing volunteers to help care for baby raccoons and baby squirrels. The sanctuary, a regis- tered charity. provides care and rehabilitation to wildlife in Durham Region. And. with many baby ani- mals arriving daily at the fa- cility, more help is needed from animal lovers here. According to a sanctuary news release, Second Chance urgently requires volunteers to assist in the non-medical care of, wildlife, including groom- ing and cleaning, and to provide general assistance by picking up supplies and managing work teams. The sanctuary is just north of Hwy. 7 at 2060 Concession 7, between Pickering and Ajax. For more information on how you can help call Beryle Kerrigan at 669- 4939 or Cindy Davidson at 429-9117. Second Chance Wildlife Sanc•tuun founder Joyce Smith helps out at feeding time for baby raccoons. Vol- unteers are being sought in the c•om- munitti. Famous Brand Name Designer FOR Get One \'40 4AGIM AEZWB r gMb tl11111111111fAIV rift KW Y_iidn%di201M iii &-)&C This Saturday& Sunday, T e entire store 0 is on sale or at Special Purchase prices Plus, it"s like there's 'NO GST ADDED * or use your Sears Card and don't pay for one full year" on all furniture" and sleep sets. Sale prices end Sunday, June 4, 2000. Some items may have been on sale during the past week WIirw Sears "iture store way 401 M WCTI -1650 VICTOI:IA 57:, C\[1' yk7, �V[IITt31 O\" 17►I�10. III IO\1:: (905)579-4048 1-800-336-8073 furniture store WholeghOALC. coonknated ".ttlure '1Cs Or riot! ti 0 UT ADD®' Ow. Sears wta deduct from the item price the same dollar amount as Cie GST you will pay. GST equivalent reductgn does not appy to purchases made under tax-exempt status. Offer does not appy to defer ral fees. de wy mantenance agreement or instaaanan charges. "Vain ►ay' OMar: Don't pay until June 2001, on approved credit, with your Sears Card. Minimum 5200 purchase. $35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time of purchase Ask for details. BM sN , Appy to l rnillret and sleep sets in Sears Furniture Sores. Exclude Cmabgnre purchases. Offers end Sunday, June 4.2000. W06186M tDW1 Fumihre Shop; mkides baby and patio furniture in our Sears Retail &W sores Co" 2000 sears Canada x¢ TA P' i *iV9 *bv b W*Witl� Teen studentso south south g �' Trip to Antarctica discussed at information meeting As far as classrooms go, you can't get much farther from Durham Region than Antarcti- ca. The Durham District School Board hopes to send as many as 10 high school students to the frozen south on a Canadian ex- pedition over the Christmas break. Interested students currently in Grades 10 or 11, their parents and potential business, industry or service club sponsors are in- vited to an information evening Wednesday, June 7 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the board Education Centre, 400 Taunton Rd. E. in Whitby. Expedition leader Geoff Greene, director for the Stu- dents on Ice project, will be making a presentation featuring slides. He has been to Antarcti- ca 50 times, but this will be the first trip to include students. While in Antarctica, pupils will take part in a top-notch ed- ucational program, learning from lecturers and scientists and participating in ongoing re- search. The cost to each student for the two-week adventure is $8,900. Business, industry, ser- vice clubs and individuals are encouraged to help make the trip possible for pupils, regard- less of their personal financial resources, by making a mone- tary contribution to the Durham Students on Ice Fund. For more information about the trip and to make a donation, call Leo Plue at 666-6438. OUR CUSTOMERS TELL US, "IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE TNRONGNOUT ALL OUR METROLAND NEWSPAPERS:' Thousands of folks who have sold their cars, homes and merchandise on our classified pages, know that the Classifieds work harder for you. And, so do all the people who have found cars, homes and bargains on our pages. Not to mention jobs, roommates, financial opportunities and more. Next time you have something to advertise, put the Classifieds on the job. . 14'VWm•a..QO.•IRIMr THIS WEEK (905) 576-9335 NORTHUMBERLAND NEWS (905) 373-7355 \J\X/PIC'KERING NEWS ADVERTISER (905) 683-0707 the Tanabian ;. *tatrsman (M) 623-3303 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE (905) 852-9741 K�{- We all have a lot to be proud of .�+ We take groat pride in our healthcare services and facilities. So should you. After all, we enjoy a reputation for eucellence that's recognized across the province. That means you and;ronr family can take advantage of highly specialized medical services — from emefgmq. cardiac, surgical and rehabilitative services to aweptional paediatric. mental health and newborn care — all in your own community. 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It's an weddings to easy and fun retirements to kids shopping experience birthdays, o u r for the whole family. selection is As part of their grand unbeatable!" reopening concept for The fun -filled store 2000, Party Packagers also has a unique new decided to arrange candy shop filled with t h e i r p a r t y thousands of candy departments for easier novelties for as little shopping and as 10 items for $1.00. reorganized their loot Wow! It's the perfect department by compliment to the loot category, by utilizing & toys Party an easy -shop -system. Packagers has become famous for. And, Party Packagers still carries all the top, popular party themes that kids love, from Power Puff Girls, to Pokemon, to Lion King, Barbie, Franklin and WWF. At. Party Packagers you'll find better value for the money because of their dominance in name brand toys, candy, party supplies and loot. 1 Part Packagers is known for an unbelievable selection for party supplies, loot, toys and candy. It's the perfect place to bring the whole family for an incredibly fun shopping experience, You'll find it',, the only place where you can find everything under one roof from children', parte supplies to adult party needs, cottage and patio party supplie, likt- cups and t},,. „ t in seasonal summrr like water Kung, baht.;, •. �•, ,ir_i To thank their customers and staff during the reorganizing, join in this weekend at the Durham Centre location for a giant relaunch party! See you there! I:u•t��nr. r • ran find name Iorand lo,.- likv Fisher Price. Rarhir. Plan Doh and Barrit•6. AIP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 2, 2000 CELIA BRONKHORS?/ News Advertiser photo Have couch, will travel Friends Adam Eslinger and Chris Breedon with them to a friend's house in Ajar. The couch couldn't pass up the opportunih' to pick up a was left out for trash collectors, but found a free couch and decided on Mondm• to earn- it new home with Adam and Chris instead. BRIDAL & FASHION Event2000 outdoors in the beautiful gardens of PARKWOOD ESTATE SUN. JUNE 11 11 AM - 4:30 PM (Raindate June 18/00) FASHION SHOW 1:Xp.m. • Over 60 Displays • Prizes • Refreshments Lire Entertainment Featuring "DAN CLANCY" lrr» n "Lightlx use" perfiurming songs from his ,%'eu- CD Tickets: $7.00 Advanced $10 at the Doer TICKET LOCATIONS: Vars l;lridei - (Canoe Pam) K V 8 Tow ine, C slce r ° Special l I n - 1s -137 Byron SL N., V*Aby Housed Gokian Aie -1323 KrogSL E. Oa AnMq Fisroer; Seton Esblim -1200 Rotobed Rd E, Nttby The Gil House -18 Keg SL E, Oshawa The - t y Bay Oshawa CenkeMC Queen Ly p r p , z z EyP�t9 - JW Queen St Port Percy fi k PatPmVThsWalt-865Fare 0dAve,Oshawa / , s KVH Faehiorts - 224 Brvdc SL N., W ft r?� Parkwood EsWe - 270 Sfnooe SL N., Oshawa IM 1�w GRAND PRIZE >1 r $1,000 W by. ". OSHAWA • WHITBY • CLARINGTON • PORT PERRY PLUS woof 25" (olor TV -THIS WEEK Sale sends kids to Rome PICKERING —tit. Isaac Jogues' SIUde11IS for S(x:iety (S4S) group is holding it fund-raising garage sale here S,iturday. June 3.111c sale takes Place at „o3 Chapman Ct., in the Brock Road and 31d Concession area. from h a.m. to 2 p.m. Money raised will support youth initiatives in the St. Isaac Jogues church parish. Fax it: 683-7363 THE WALLPAPER CENTRE DOES IT AGAIN! As summer quickly approaches, the friendly foes at The Wallpaper Centre, at 1652 Bayly St. W. in Pickering (just W. of Brock Rd.) continue to not only offer personal and helpful assistance with your decorating needs. But also offer one of the largest selections of wallpaper and border patterns in (CanadWOntario). Since 1977, The Wallpaper Centre has boasted that it's customers can wallpaper 3 or 4 rooms for the price of one. Well, it's 2000, and The Wallpaper Centre is proud to be able to continue to offer such huge discounting on such a massive in -stock selection. The fact that everything you find at The Wallpaper Centre is first -quality, and in many cases right off the presses ( !). further proves that The Wallpaper Centre is dedicated to providing the Qqft as well as quantity. This weekend, you can save even more. That's right, even more! The Wallpaper Centre, while continuing its ever popular buy 1 get 1 price blowout, is now slashing all in -stock border prices by 25%. Choose from thousands of border patterns for every room in the house and save an additional 25% off The Wallpaper Centre's already heavily discounted prices. In addition. this weekend, The Wallpaper Centre is marking down all its gallons of Benjamin Moore paint; 15 % off all gallons, right across the board!! Aqua pearl, Aqua velvet, glazes, satin impervo, primers and much more! This weekend only!! Visit the Wallpaper Centre and feast on the savings and take full advantage of the expertise and advice that the gang at the Wallpaper Centre provide. You can always count on friendly, f/F helpful, but never pushy service. So bring in your sofa cushions, carpet swatches, the sample, etc. and Ibt , The Wallpaper Centre staff do their thing. 1'It'Iil:hi\c; NII'SEUM VII_LAC�E r walkilt r f. YD�J Sunda 1 June 1T111 A. Al. to $ P. M. thlyffle ```~' explore the vast -potential v herbs 'he dt her�s ��r `�C�`` you can grow xer6altopiaries, Cosmetic,vaof herbs, -Vakrngpt,poum, "dativefrer6s, etc. in ,your yarden with Bloomers a Britches Me heritage gardeners Pickering Museum Viffage and peciaf guest beakers music by The tiamstririgs gfDurham and Valerie motyatt nafnesltments 6y r ADMISSION: Adults $5, Seniors (55*) t4 Norma•s Edsble F10%AM 9• Herds Students (13-18) $4, Children (5-12) $3 n Families $15 (11 am to 2 pm) and free parking guest s- peakers Lisa Parker Andrea Ckuke Koidu Sulev-Richter lsd Crocker =Dkinme Susan i111cDorwld Brenda Utfon 'fs i city.piekering.on.ca/museum On Hwy. 7 between Brock Road $ Westney Rood b ` -RL Rrw Y Narcan 9 =IJ & M Julie Oakes pIC i Bridget tF;Zh 1 .i S et1 m 101MOPOWER �llage T GENERATION I PICKERING NUCLEAR 905+683#8401 "tom now zo uprow F Rose Lovers, take heart' They are easier to grow than ever before. 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Qmlr ease') 0"m abatahk * 12729$ 31 PURCHASE PRICE —haw. h.riw sass as fMOrAH S.a.rrltrA�r 'BEST P•r nrnrllh/ $2910 ep.e BUY v.l+nak segs r•iOlt ind S37S a1lK -11i dlpoe+t wgli.a � t CHOOSE 2 -DOOR OR 4 -DOOR MONTANA HAS THE BEST FUEL ECONOMY IN ITS CLASS" PONTIAC GRAND PRIX GT UNSURPASSED HANDLING AND CONTROL WITH WIDE TRACK 3801- 3.8L Ser,es .: 200 HP Engine • » Speed Automatic Transmission with Enhanced Traction System • .1 Nheel Anti -Lock Braking System • A%I/FM Stereo with CD • A deTrack Stance • 16' Aluminum Wheels and Tires • Remote keyless Entry and Theft -Deterrent System • Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags • Rear Seat Pass-Thru • Magnasteer Vanabie-Effort Power Steering • Rear Spoiler • Air Conditioning PONTIAC MONTANA 3.4 Litre 3400 V6 185 HP Engine • 4 -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 • Tilt -Wheel' $248 * 361■ONIN SlIM1IFME /tIRC11ASE flRAHCRIC Mr wrlllfl PAW dr•w LEASE mu $�0 � 6"0 IIP to 36 IRORttls til10lid 0111 $24W f: two l`a".wrion� Down Lease Total Due Payment Payment On Signing SO __$358 $1.917.70 $3.850 $248 $6.093.70 56.000 $187 $8.496.05 Based on 19% arn..a,ease •ate. 36 cart^ term. $0.12 km charge aver 60.000 km for 36 maxhs. Option to purchase at ease end s $14.350 Taal Cut on se" uidudes down payment. hetet,!: security deposit. first mdnth5 payrnent pws axe . ts. other lease omars avaiam j FOR A LIMITED TIME. ONLY AT YOUR LOCAL PONTIAC*BUICK•GMC DEALER. Pohm We'd No you to know more: Come visit us at your local dealer, on our website at www.gammladR com or call us at 1.800411 -DRIVE. 'Offers based on Sunfire BUIC Coupe R7Z/Grand AM SE R7Z/Grand Prix GT R7Z%ontana R7Z. Dealers are tree to set individual prices. tFreight (as indicated), applicable taxes, licence, insurance. P.P.S.A., and admin fees extra. *Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example: $10,000 at 1.9% APR, the monthly payment is $216.52 for 48 months. Cost of GMC borrowing is $392.96. Total obligation is $10,392.96. $10,000 at 1.9% APR, the monthly payment is $174.84 for 60 months. Cost of borrowing is $490.40. Total oblig- ation is $10,490.40. Monthly payment and cost of borrowing will vary depending on amount borrowed and down paymenVtrade. V The SIMARTLEAsE monthly 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 SmARTLEASE/GMAC Purchase Finance offer and the 'Cash Purchase' offers is deemed under provincial 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 4.45°io/4.87°6 (Sunfire Coupe R7Z/Montana R7Z). ' Vt*Offers apply to select 2000 new or demonstrator models equipped as descnbe3, and to qualified retail customers in the Ontario Pontiac Buick GMC Dealer Marketing Association area only. baler order or trade may be necessary. Limited time offer which may not be combined with other offers. Some restrictions may apply. See your dealer for conditions or details. ttPublished by National Resources, Fuel Consumption Guide. 2000. VBased on $188/month SmARTLEwsE with $1,960 down payment. The Best Buy Seal is a registered trademark of Consumer's Digest, Inc., used under licence. A/P fMIRiE3t6'NIIIMe A>d11EiR18E� #RIDAh1EWT�1, WtM 4,'29041 I rr r rAFe L!l,I,1I • Tr v I NEWS ADVERTISER JUNE 2, 2000 �n 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 Durham sure is a niceplace to Tourists `really significant' to region's economy BY SUSAN O WEILL Stq# Writer More than 2.2 million people visited Durham in 1998. spending a total of $91.9 million while they were here, according to a new report on the local tourism in- dustry. The study. batted on the 1998 Canadian and Interna- tional Travel Surveys con- ducted by Statistics Canada. was presented to local busi- ness and tourism partners last week to highlight Ontario Tourism Week. "Jibs whole report high- lights the significance of the money spent on tourism here:" says Patti Watson, tourism manager for the Re- gion of Durham. "It's really significant and it affects all aspects of Durham Region:' tits. Watson reports of the 106.9 million people who visited the province in 1998, 2.2 million came to Durham. "Approximately two per cent of the people travelling in the province are visiting Durham Region. 1 think that's pretty good:" she says. Ms. Watson says the re- port will serve as a bench- mark for future years. "This is the first time we've had this type of comprehensive infor- mation:' Other key findings of the report include: • 75 per cent. or 1.6 million. of the 2.2 million people who visited the region did so for one day while 631 IAX) stayed overnight-. • total spending on tourism in Durham was $91.9 million. American visitors spent $16.3 million, tourists from overseas $7.3 million and visitors from other regions of Ontario and Canada $68.3 million, • overnight visitors spent ap- proximately $59.4 million; -. Ontario residents account or approximately two mil- lion of the visitors to Durham. Those visitors spent approximately $63.7 million. "The report has substanti- ated everything I've been saying.' Ms. Watson says. She explains with more than one-third of all same-day ex- cursions being made by peo- ple who live between 40 and 79 kilometres from the re- gion, Durham's number -eine market for tourists is clearly Toronto. And, when it comes to overnight visitors, a high percentage are American business travellers. "The high level of Ameri- can business travel to Durham is likely associated with the auto industry and re- lated businesses, an hypothe- sis based on the finding that Michigan is the single largest American feeder market for overnight visits to Durham,: the report states. And. those business trav- ellers pump a lot of money into the local economy. "People tend to forget THE OSHAWA FOLK ARTS C04INCIL PRESENTS... when you take a look at tourism dollars how impor- tant business travel is. Busi- ness travellers spend more money than leisure travellers do:' Ms. Watson says. Part of the reason for that is because business travellers are more likely to pay for accommoda- tion and meals whereas oth- ers often stav with family or friends in the area. According to the report the "yield" from overnight business travellers is the most "lucrative". While the aver- age American visiting Durham for pleasure spends approximately $75 here per night, the average American business traveller spends roughly $307 per night, the report indicates. The report also says tourism is strong here year- round. ""Istat was one thing I was surprised at:' Ms. Wat- son says. —Traditionally in Ontario you have peak,, in the summer. ' SALE Fri., June 2, 2000 News Advertiser • Biway Ajax: Pick. • Business Review Ajax/Pick. • Dine 3 Recline Scarb. • Dominion Ajax/Pick. • Future Shop AjaxPick. • Home Depot Ajax/Pick. • Home Hardware Pick. ' IGA Ajax • International Clothiers Ajax/Pick. • M.D.G. Computers Ajax/pick. • M&M Meats Ajax.!Pick. • New Homes Ajax/Pick. OGH Cash for Cancer Foundatior: AjaxPick. Pennzoil Ajax.Pick. Pier 1 Imports Ajax Pick. Price Chopper (Bay Ridges) Ajax;Pick. Price Chopper (Steeple4m) Pick.;Scarb. Remax First Realty (Elizabeth Haug) Pick. Sears AjaxPick. • Shoppers Drug Mart Ajax Pick. Surb. • wheels Scarb. ' Your Independant Grocer Ajax'Pidc Zellers Ajax Pick. kh%acu In selected hoasehukb nnh R; -ember. all invert+. including 6W on _ ;} paper. can be recycled rich dre rat xa' am-apa through your bkue box R- .clagpro,=. alorimlion m deb -trine advertising flyer. call ._ _ r::.: ;CalF1.ETCHER Jonatban Friday's Carrier of the Week is Jonathan. Jonathan enjoys football and rugby. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Jonathan for being our Carrier of the Week. iii Iti�n}�t m R I \i.i♦ r U,or hing'I'm 1'i't1"rfrr�'irrtf�i�fifttT�t rY�! t rt; t,r r,t,! e,r r t,t,tF� t' * � t t t � +< �,�'��t4�"�tZ«� .-, t -�,, ;� .-.•.....-....,�-._ .... �, ...�.-.. Learn to save a chi*ld s li"fe Parents and other people who deal with children are urged to sign up now for a St. John Ambulance course which will teach you life-saving skills. "In an emergency, seconds count," notes the Durham Re- gion branch of St. John Ambu- lance. "Knowing how to resus- citate or check the pulse of a small child is crucial." So, the brigade is offering a course geared toward the par- ents and caregivers of children from newborn up to eight years. You'll learn what to do for a youngster who's choking, how to assess breathing and pulse, how to perform CPR and much more. It's recommended for Early Childhood Education students Chow down and get down with Ajax Kinsmen June 17 AJAX — The Kinsmen Club of Ajax is again this year putting on one of the most popular Ajax Home Week events. The annual steak dinner and dance "promises to be the best party of the millennium, so don't miss out;' orga- nizers promise. It's being held Saturday, June 17 from 6 p.m. to I a.m. at the Pickering Village Arena on Church Street. Entertainment will be provided by Two for the Show. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. For more information and tickets call Jason Lyford at 683-5823, Mark Parschc at 416-714-7416 or Dickson Printing at 683-7940. who need to know first aid and CPR. The eight-hour course will be offered at the Ajax office of St. John Ambulance Saturday, June 10 from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 a.m. You must register and pay immediately. For more information con- tact the St. John Ambulance Durham branch at 434-7800. A THE VICTCH Model 1001 • For homes up to 3500 sq. tt.! Supports up to 6 inlets! • Power enough for 120' of tubing! • 107^ or suction power! • Amatek Lamb 2 -stage 5.7" f-vsu,' by-pass motor! • 1365 watts. 11.7 amps Max. Elec. Power! - , MEGA BOSS Model cv2002s SMART VAC T • For average or mansion Model 4473 size homes • Supports up to 244 inlets • Powerful 12 -amp motor . Power enough for 400' of • 21W 111"A filtration tubing • 139- of suction power • 10 year warranty Elliot Moose is on the loose of _ WAL-MART' Meet, and have your pieture taken with Elliot MooseMal join Mid# in bnour of lis first Hone Video Releaser Eiliot's tldventilrr.. ' 'ws mWentm on side ead ovdy at w.l-Mrt Ell for O IIAi�WY_.•ylwlriwl�Yr.Wdrr✓ivYtr•��Yrllww oo" , NeWS ADVERTISER; FIgDAY EUTION, ane 2,200,0 PAGE 1 TAM DYNAMIC Book Fairs Sat. & Sun., June 3rd & 4th OmOGESRNK 10 a.m. to 6 P.M. g 1735 Orangebrook CrL s'Ie a Unit Io, PickeringY BAriY ST. 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W,1j Yj •Resin Table 38" X 62" � 1 vA 3 •8.5 Umbrella • 1 Base •4 Stacking Chairs B 4 Seat Pads From Bring this ad in to our ���' 0 Way %vv%RWx w AK store tail �s Patio RuniEtur+e 1050 Brock Rei. s. Pickering : "' r � - �- lNe�ct to countr�r ive these AAA �-A A P A Tag 1Q a -Expires June 15/00 1 rrts &Ent rtai nment NEWS ADVERTISERJUNE 2, 2 0 0 0 Weekend at the movies Martin Lawrence moves into Big Momma's House New film releases placing at local crass Southern granny known as Big Cinemas) cinemas this weekend in Ajar and Momma in order to remain incognito. For a complete listing of weekend Pickering are: (Famous Players - Pickering Town movies, contact Your local cinema in Centre, Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Ajax or Pickering. BIG 1tOVIVIA'S HOUSE Starring: Martin Lawrence, Nia Long, Paul Giamatti and Terrence Howard. Directed by Raja Gosnell. When a street -smart FBI agent is sent to Georgia to protect a beautiful single mother and her son from an escaped CVI1N14-4. M; 11. 1V11:CU LV 1111v-JVr1i1tC it Marlin 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 CHOICE CHICKEN CHOICES!Im PLAY B -v Charles Shal►an � P1L.�CE Owner 1099 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING 831-2665 Did you know that we have an extensive choice of chicken items on our menu at the Pickering Dairy Queen? The number one seller of any item on our menu is the CHICKEN' STRIP BASKET. We start with a generous order of DQ french fries. We added four plump crispy chicken strips with all white breast meal Yes four! We then add a helping of Texas Toast and a portion of our own rich brown gravy for dipping. You can also dip your french fries and chicken in barbecue, sweet and sour or honey dipping sauces. Our chicken strips are lightly breaded and we fn only in pure vegetable oil. Remember we make our basket from scratch so it takes more time. Now how about those who want to eat healthy. You've come to the right place. Try our GRILLED CHICKEN' SANDWICH. If you want to cot the fat and calories and still have an incredibly great taste 1 highly recommend this item. We start with a seasoned all white chicken breast.:1nd here's the key ...we flame broil if It's thea placed on a fresh whole wheat bun with crispy lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise or you can have any of our nine fresh toppings on this sandwich. As mach as you want or as little because every sandwich is made to order. Yes it takes more time but you can have it the way you want it' Just a note. You can have any sandwich at DQ on a whole wheat bun including our hamburgers! If you like your chicken sandwich fried then we have one for you. It's our CHICKEN' BREAST SANDWICH. A lightly breaded all white meat chicken breast fried in our pure vegetable oil. It's placed on a toasted sesame seed bun with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise. And here's the best part Because our chicken strip basket is such a big seller we have never offered it with a coupon. for one week you can have this item for ONE DOLLAR OFF with the coupon below. This won't happen again for a long time. Don't miss this column even Friday or you'll miss a lot of great deals. Don't forget dessert! Enjoy! - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 / . 00 OFF CHICKEN STRIP BASKET .'►•.`` ::T This coupon is not redeemable with any other a 1 a I �` �•"` - coupon or special offer. Sales talc extra. One ' coupon per customer per visit. 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'! w •.. -s .... .. +.e .. �,y.��_yp` y.,�.,_ f wAYNE FLEMMING The popular comic is back in fightin,q form after a six-month absence to fight an 11ness. He's at Yuk Yuk's iti Aj(i.v this weekend. Man of a Thousand Faces brings AJAX — After a six- month absence from the com- edy circuit, Wayne Flemming resumes his career this week- end at the Ajax club which helped him while he was bat- tling serious illness. Flemming, a long-time fixture on the Canadian stand-up comedy scene, re- turned to Yuk Yuk's in Ajax Thursday evening for a four- day gig. The club played host in April to a 'Friends of Flemm' fund-raiser which collected $80X). Flemming is being joined by long-time friends and Yuk Yuk's favourites Kenny Robinson and Ronnie Ed- wards. Flemming has been enter- taining crowds for more than 25 years and has been re - NEW LOCATION! PETERS"` APPLIANC.ES n\ti PICRF..I) .A PERFECT PLACE. ON PL[M.MER srRE.Er AME 9 - AEAT 9 ®CONVENIENT LOCATION: :'JI rtl11MEl1 �TRER �.��1. �Nft ,Ilau n itaf nrt KIUCL Ilan : PETER'f AP4lIAMCEs 703-83'•4009 pbmSL"So -M TENT /=\ SALE Come one come all to the � Frenchman's Bay Festival-,-,—,,, - Events at ek- Frenchman's Bav F� al RQIg%r .lu1Nc 2 MIDWAY RIDES FRIDAY NIGHT BEER GARDEN 8 PM TEN MILE DRIVE & THE CARPETFRQGS WILL ENTERTAIN ARIA& &Y ALMt 1 O MIDWAY Rococo & SEER GARDEN 4 PM SEER aARDEN ENTERTAINMENT CRAFT ""SWING SAND % STEEL DRUM SAND ARMY CADET DRILL TEAM CLASSIC CARSHOW ANNUAL ErENINs STREET DANCE Quwn�r .luwlc 7 1 LIONS PANCAKE SREAKFAST MIDWAY RIDES i SEER GARDEN SAR'TENDER RACE CoQ �c� PONY RIDE■ & PETTINS ZOO 1NFLATASLE JUMPING CASTLES JUNGLE CAT WORLD FIRE SAFETY TRAILER RADIO CONTROLLED AIRCRAFT DEMONSTRATION PRINCESS KARMA MAGIC SHOW - AT THE FOOT OF LIVERPOOL ROAD SOUTH• 1'� ferred to as 'the Man of a Thousand Faces'. Known for his cavalcade of hilarious character representations and oft -the -wall anecdotes, Flem- ming's comedy appeals to a wide range of audiences. Flemming. Robinson and Ed- NE1N8'AVV8RTIS6W i111DPW-EDfTfKM, drums 2,tWW PMF 21 Alli as manjokes to Ajax y wards appear on stage Friday, Sunday, June 4 at 8:30 p.m. for Friday and $15 for Satur- June 2 and Saturday. June 3 at Tickets are $8 for the Thurs- day. For more information 8 p.m. and 10:30 p.m.. and day and Sunday shows, $12 call 905-434-4985. Please recycle'. AVER �_ -- DISC SH Ur �� : ,AVUR AMISH OF Self COMM' 438-9053 No G.S.T.* or P.S.T.'or 877-438-9053 on Solid Oak ENTERTAINMENT 1428 fHWY#E2, COURTICE CENTERS ewe p Just East of Oshawa/CourTownline aylt� teq�ivaknl AIP PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 2, 2000 .. BILLBOARD. _ .......... _ .. . JUNE 2, 2000 the FRIDAY, JUNE 2 MUSICAL: The music department at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School presents Crazy for You, featuring the best music and lyrics by George and Ira Ger%hwin, starting at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 (adults), $5 (students. seniors), $3 (children under - 12). Tickets, 427-6667, ext. 358. BREASTFEEDING: Parents interest- ed in working with other parents to make it easier to discreetly breastfeed their babies when out in the community are invited to drop in at a Breastfeeding Families of' Durham meeting at 10 a.m. at the Durham Region's Health Depart- ment 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 of addic- tions, including co-dependency. A child-care program is available as re- quired. Everyone welcome. 428-9431 (Jim) in the evenings. SATURDAY, JUNE 3 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life affected by alcohol! If so, AI -Anon hosts it% weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Call 1-800-921-3555 or 728- 1020. Ask fur AI -Anon. MUSICAL: The music department at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School presents Crazy for You, featuring the hest music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin, starting at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $7 (adults), $5 (students, seniors), $3 (children under - 12). Tickets, 427-6667, ext. 358. GARAGE SALE: A garage sale is being held at Ajax High School, Bayly St. cast of Harwood Ave.. from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Proceeds to help students going to Europe this summer. 683-1610. SUNDAY, JUNE 4 MUSICAL: The music department at Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School presents Crazy for You, featuring the best music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin, starting at 2 p.m. Tickets are $7 (adult%), $5 (stu- dents, seniors), $3 (children under -12). 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AIR MILES• means AIR MILES' reward mikes unless the context requires otherwise. t .. � � ,. . �rK..T. „7�'f ..?�, �r ♦.lft.�'�.`... _ }+.+$.�vr r., � v':r':s �'kk�,.jtW,�".7'.7M"1.�,'•��( `af•,ts_1���IS� 's` t1Ctti> wwt ^.)i Tlri I s A?, sr atA NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June Z 2000 PAGE 23 AIP IG BE w elm= m bUTE St Carpenter i, Bee Jessica Nolan `carriage' Laura Lamanna `eventually' sW, FA(cE,94 �WERTISER, Flyi *'A EOITWN, Jym 2,popo DURHAM REGIONAL SPELLING BEE 'Y %�s "k X110 I IMMiAW More than 750 students aged 6-16 signed on for this year's Durham Regional Spelling Bee. After 17 semi-final competi- tions, the field was narrowed down to 92 competitors who faced off in the final competition .Alae 28 at Durham College. The room was silent as Tim Zhou stood hours of which were completed by 72 high - before a crowd anxious to see if the 10 -year- school students, were put into the event to - old would successfully spell his final word in ensure its success. Prior to the semi-final the Durham Regional Spelling Bee:. events, 46 coaching sessions were held to After er' a brief pause. Tim began to slowly help students practice. spell the word "machinations", making him Ms. Ecker commended the newspapers on the top speller in Durham Region among their involvement saving it's important for a i children his age. newspaper to sponsor such an event because j " I just sourxied it out:' says the Grade 4 it ensures well -informed readers in the fu - students at St. Catherine of Siena in Ajax, ture. making it soured easy. This is the second year But parents were pleased with the oppor- Tom has taken the top spot in a spelling bee. tunity for their children to compete in the Tim was one of four youths from across Durham Regional Spell ing Bee: for otter rea- Durham Region who captured the top prize sons. in their age categories in the Durham Region "We thought it would be fun and it would Spelling Bee: finals held at Durham College be a challenge for her," says Maria Lamanna, on Mav _'K. Laura's mother. Tim took top spot in the Bumble Bee cat- Her husband Len Lamanna agrees, saying = ' egoxy for students between eight and 10 "1 think it's great for them win or lose" Re - years old while Laura Lamanna of Pickering ferning to his own child's participation hu- ewas wasthe winner in the Honey Bee category, adds -It gives her a lox of motivation and a lox for contestants betwoxtn six and seven years of self-confidence" old, by correctly spelling "eventually". Jessi- Kevin "Zhou, Tim's father, shares this ca Nolan of Ajax correctly spelled "carriage" opinion saying 1t helps give him some self- r • to win in the Carpenter Box category for stu- confidence dents between 1 I and 13, while the winner in In addition, he says "I think it helps with the: Mason Bee: category, for those between his language, to learn English;' noting Eng - 14 and 16, was Ajax resident George Hawtin, lish is not the: family's first language. "We. who correctly spelled "continuum:' want him to read more boobs and improve Mastering the correct spelling of the his reading." words was no easy feat, with 2,693 words in- Plans are already in the worlds for next eluded on the master bee list. year's Bee, says Joanne Burghardt, editor -in- ONTARIO'S MINISTER OF EDUCA- Many competitors like Laura got some chief of the sponsoring newspapers and TION, JANET ECKER, dropped by the help for their parents in preparing for the "My chairman of the Box. "It's the first time we at May 28 final of the Durham Regional Bee. Mom tested me on some of the the newspaper have been involved with the Spelling Bee to offer some words of en - other age groups;' she says, explaining why organization of a spelling bee and it seemed couragemenl to our finalists. she did so well. a perfect fit with what we do every day:' While others, like Ryan Chimenti, seem to have a natural gift for spelling. "I just start- ed practicing the words three days ago," said the Whitby boy, shortly after winning third place in the Honey Bee category. �.:. Education Minister and Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker wished good' ' luck to the competitors during Sunday's opening ceremonies and acknowledged their spelling talent. '> I would like to wish you the very best I'm very glad I'm not competing because I suspect you could out spell me; the minister said to nervous giggles frim the children about to compete. 5. Sponsored by Durham's Metroland newspapers, the event allowed 767 students between the ages of six and 16 to show off their spolling skills in 17 semi-final comped- Our panel of judges for the Bumble Bee competition included (from right) DAVE tions across the region culminating in last KRAEHLING; CHRIS BOVIE (managing editor of Oshawa/Whitby This Week); weekend's event» :Oyer 2,500 borers in volunteer work, 917 reporter CINDY UPSHALL; and JUDI BOBB17T (managing editor of Clarington This Week and The Canadian Statesman). - T e F�nalists HONEY BEES Francesca Bessey Jay Boychuk Ryan Carson Anthony Caterini Emily Chilco Ryan Chimenti 3rd Cara Cochrane Monica Dhillon 2nd Taylor Heffering Sally Hong Margot Hynes Kevin Kane Erik Laiho Laura Lamanna 1st Karissa Nankishore Cameron Ottman Khadijah Plummer Megan Ramdath Erin Kristina Ramoutar Krysta Traianovski Katie Wilson BUMBLE BEES Derek Berger Natacha Bessay 2nd Jordan Bishop Benjamin Bombaci Brendon Carson Ryan Cassidy Jeremy Griffin Jessica Lynn Ireland Aaron Keogh Christine Kicinko Sean Krolyk Sachin Kumar Mark Laiho Jacqueline Miller Sam Murphy Nayan Patel Paul Prior Nathanial Sepulveda Braeden Smith Kendall Stoiner Alykhan Velji Omar Wright 3rd Melissa Yetman Tim Zhou 1st CARPENTER BEES Makarios Abdelmalik Mamoon Ali Suzy Chen 3rd Manpreet Dhillon Kailyn Fullerton Travis Gould Rishi Kumar Christina Labriola Allison Maclsaac 2nd Alexander Martanda Zara McAlister Jessica Nolan 1st Nicole Pageot Sabina Pahwa Aaron Reilly Anand Sihra Kiri Stanley Lynn Sterling Radu Vlad Jessica Weir MASON BEES Melissa Cheung Andrea Gray Richard Gray George Hawtin 1st Pratheepan Kumaran Kathleen Mackey Brittany Mazzocchi Adam Morrison 2nd Matthew Prior Lindsay Shangraw 3rd Surenthar Tharmalingam Holly Tucker Alicia Ying "±� ih`y ''� r.r . , ......,. 3....-ef % - ° 7►+'li'%Mt ... ^:K;�a..x•(ty�,y`,,'"'�i�* ^y, MIA s VftS `AbVE01ft #t, *6*0 96 t k,'June 2,'2066 PA6 `25 �k* �I.`lilenl�-LITYARMUT/Yi:\UTt : t NATACHA BESSAY. Uxbridge presented by OSHAW'A WHITBY CLARI%GTON* PORT PERRL' THIS WEEK MELISSA CHEUNG, Pickering SPELLMASTER DAVE STELL, news editor for Port Perry This Week and the Uxbridge Tribune. AJAX & PICKERING LING BEE f NEVI'S ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUTE Vx Canadian *tatesman Thanks to our donors NATHANIAL SEPULVEDA. Ajar BRAEDEN SMITH, Whitbi- HOLLY TUCKER. Port Perrc JOANNE BURGHARDT, editor-in-chief of the Metroland newspapers of Durham Region, presents ADAM MORRbSON of Whitby with his second -place trophy in the Mason Bee competition. KEVIN KANE, Whitby OMAR WRIGHT,, Pickering The Book Studio A&P, King St., Oshawa Dynamic Images Fidelity Investments Timex Canada Inc. Pharma Plus Binney & Smith Canada Doubleday Book Club Bowmanville Zoo Scholastic Books Pizza Pizza Royal Ontario Museum Rogers Video P.J. Pet Center Wild Water Kingdom Ontario Science Center Marineland Blockbuster Video Eastside Marios Walt's Restaurant Ganz Brothers W.H. Stuart Mutuals Avon Mr. Christie, Peek Freans AVP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 2, 2000 HONEY BEE Ages 6-7 quilt ruin lantern quarrel danger purple train robe rhythm surprise zipper jelly sport dozen village granite glass marble amber heart limb barrel river turkey robin horse yak snack baton canoe waffles camera edge line ditch mirror mirage guitar violin harp virtue model actor umpire nurse waiter barber clown dwarf image table desk garden abode jewel beauty blush bangle orange ladder thorn ha k locket pebble powder talent balance candle impact flash dart dessert honey pancake sparks brush hammer farm errand inch spoon raven notch proof number yeast -• kitten Iamb Pmt navy affair wager balloon peanut swamp prince birth money happen rabbit found teach tenth space plenty mother ankle lock touch scale mash truck amend skirt such trunk harm forget creep kite field north eleven fame ground lack scald cube amaze party tough fake driver thrill counter farmer limit stove #Fl L 1116 queasy academic culture bazaar vibration stomach jumble language gorilla marshmallow affection hesitate kangaroo accuse strength rhubarb dynamite athletic believe mixture permission plentiful headache eventually BUMBLE BE AGES 8-10 flourish cylinder raspberry sombrero dissipate • rhapsody •, tendency woeful semicolon FRANCESCA BESSEY. Oshawa sculpture L These are the words our contestants were asked to spell at the May 28 Bee Final How well would you do? dehydrate alien caricature warm total diligent form smack eminent second extra fluoride seal lance gargoyle admit flax gossamer myself chest embarrass quick fudge ceramic lace clam oviparous spray tingle discipline pride bring conscience snore scan oscillate topic tight ferocious fang basket quadrangle cask father awkward crowd snow breadth quiet cash lenient gasp crop counterfeit golf -forest zucchini screen handle transformation lame until - suave other dean - paradox maple mount dwindle - bench wreath symptom dash _.,nourish = dungeon sailor octagon vibrant aged X phlegm ctnange iir�idlr�.al a technique - cheese category severe bulb .paragraph fugitive person horizontal brawny evil courageous warehouse „.piano , ,exterior lucrative oven scramble lozenge tilde photograph dinghy flank amazing , wrangle taxi calendar psychology :cabin -mischief leopard camel furniture debatable tone neighbour 'uncomfortable L These are the words our contestants were asked to spell at the May 28 Bee Final How well would you do? dehydrate alien sauna tuition certificate barricade committee dairy dearth fluctuate operation cassette delectable opposite machinations opulent multiply CARPENTER exhausted rehearse BEE virtues crouch Ages 11-13 scholar survive conspiracy zodiac alphabet sycophant benign toboggan questionnaire gnarled ostrich turpitude scarcity vanilla anecdote coordination grammar dilemma constellation laughter bezel creature offensive ermine nervous occasion ukulele accident vegetarian ukelele frustrate caramel affidavit barrette elephant allegory torment research ferment neglect ambulance cognomen passageway absence dromedary glacier wheeze bivouac E wrench actual bisque definition beneath membrane challenge geography spatula woolly bouquet implement traction pretensions sieve imitate parameter solecism sleeve thesaurus palindrome beautiful platitudes heifer estimate auspice tangible hexagon chagrin brusque agony umbrage assimilate dangerous combatant concomitant electric debut acerbity persuade d6but prehensile government dissertation feisty patience cologne peremptory material baguette recrimination raccoon mahogany enthusiasm disaster chancre alignment nuisance beryllium echelon religious magistrate thermostat infection nougat pageant eruption algae dotage leisure armoire autopsy hurricaneglossary countenance national bibliophile dyslexia pyramid tuxedo module journal satellite curio orchestra prodigy petroleum T. fashion mannequin camouflagegenius claustrophobia proboscis pseudonym vulture inquire citron infinity strudel _penicillin anemone tenant- � millennium pixel pabus quinquennium apothecary .millimeter aneurysm e posture =. aneurism ordnance `yacht `_ - practitioner perpendicular remember descendant <_ meretricious - h C$b00Se -,archaeob�iSt comalate a . memorize archeologist pliant bleach 'technician i mpugned uniform ventriloquist assiduous specific hypocrite conscientious scientific hypochondriac mischievous autumn chamois coagulate innocent threshold ventilate peculiar narcissus ingratiating absorb brochure Inhibit neither sermon alacrity chemical "21 ' carotene germane awkward translucent extraneous panache querulous indemnify preposterous farcical etiquette cryogenics protocol interpolate sepulchral exculpated delectation panegyric vicious ferrous rescind temerity detestable spasmodic decimate solecism exterminate acrimonious derogatory obdurate constituency recognizance vertigo interstice moribund ordeal friable quixotic gullible verdigris equinox esoteric gargantuan cessation solvent cynosure primordial recalcitrant dilapidated fulcrum ferocity hemophilia imbued sobriquet squalid kinescope cavil penultimate nutrition hyphenation miscellaneous moribund forthright atavistic exonerate dextrous dispassionate ruminate infallible aficionado ulcer chiropractic mastodon catachresis baffle circumlocution rotary cavography infamous metronome decibel prescience nauseous emulate definitely primordial scheme perambulations follicle caricature acetone campestral strewn cataclysmic Castile enthusiastic diocese sumptuous recession unanimous carriage advocate barrister legionnaire insomnia justifiable MASON BEE psychedelic Ages 1416 credentials rambunctious belie millionaire dichromatic axiomatic obsequious orthopedics emblematic imbecile unprecedented technicality spectacular recapitulate fusillade fervently consequential vociferated orchestrate prosaic audacious paroxysm provocative alopecia component otologist vindictive immutable exaggerating moratorium ..dissonant serendipity clandestine nebulous -continuum aNiaceous -LINDSAY SHANGRAW, Oshawa r•`7S }�r�Fk��i..,+ �� l a't ` 1 ' � t 4, K � y �If°4' "�' ". A451'. n�...-M:'.yi �ir'Ip�.+"!"P'� Pv�,'3►>�.iZ;i'yiiM1.Cp�� � �' 4 ccoi C 9r,4,u yvirN3 7i?'r moi/^_,4 Shyitl ai 3%AQ Tjo NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 2, 2000 PAGE 27 P P &LEISURE NEW A D V E R T I� E R i U N E Heat's hot fNf% bats cool off in fastball tourney final PICKERING — Although scoring chances were abundant in the champi- onship final, the Pickering Boyer Pon- tiac Heat men's fastball team settled Iur second best at the Cohourg Her- itage Harbour Spring Fling Tourna- ment this past weekend. Ten teams took to the field for the men's fastball showcase including Cobourg. Baltimore, Kemptville, Os- hawa, Kingston, Owen Sound. St. Catharines, Toronto Jaguars and a squad from New York State. The Pickering Heat lost a heart- breaking 2-1 decision to Kingston in the final after stranding six base run- ners. Kingston scored two runs in its half of the fifth inning. The Heat at- tempted a comeback in the sixth as Chad Taylor scored after a sacrifice fly by Ted Cosiesza. Brad Bricknell took the loss on the mound for the Heat. Pickering started the tournament k ith a 3-2 victory over Owen Sound. 1 -he Heat scored all three of their runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to pont the come -from -behind triumph. single by Dave Fowler was fol- I,,wed by another by Bricknell, which allowed Fowler to score on over- throws by Owen Sound. Hubie Basilio singled and Crosley Grant doubled to score Bricknell and Basilio with the ruing and winning runs. Winning Pitcher Chris McColl allowed six hits and recorded 12 strikeouts over a complete -game seven innings of work. Pickering then mercied the Toronto Jaguars 8-1 after leading by five runs at the end of five innings. The Heat scored three runs in the bottom of the first inning and exploded for five more in the bottom of the fourth for the vic- tory. Kevin Gibson, Cosiesza, Basilio and Fowler all went 2 for 3 at the Plate- Gibson also scored two runs, Cosiesza chipped in with an RBI and two runs, Basilio delivered a home run and two RBI and Fowler homered and recorded an RBI. Bricknell earned the win on the mound, recording 10 strikeouts in five innings of work. Pickering dropped the third game 4-3 to St. Catharines. A two -run home run by St. Kitts in the fifth inning was the big blow. Pitcher John Sharpe al- lowed two runs in four innings and Bricknell gave up the other two. The Heat powered to a come -from - behind 7-6 victory over New York in the fourth game. Trailing 6-4 in the bottom of the seventh and final inning, Pickering scored three tuns. A walk by Bricknell followed by a single by Basilio set the table for Mike Ding- man who crushed a triple for two RBI. Grant's sacrifice fly brought home Dingman with the winning run. Pitch- er McColl earned the win, allowing four hits while striking. out, It. ._ - RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Feet don'tfail me now A Dunbarton Spartans player runs past Stoney Creek players during OFSAA rugby action in Scarbomut;h Wednesdan•. The Spartans won 17-15 in overtime. 2 2000 AJAX ACROS GYMNASTICS CLUB Summer Camps Kindernastic Camps 1/2 days 45 yr. olds Recreation Camps 1/2 days 6 and up 3 -1 /2 Days 1391 5 -1 /2 Days 15900 TOES JUNE 6 6:30 - 8:30 PM 427-0036 4W3 Exeter Rd., Ajax Competitive Tryouts June 27 A 28 O.G.F. Fee $10.00 E-mail the newsroom shouston @durham.net Karate Summer Special only$g 900 for 2 months anss" Alorfiiol Arts cm do w rAff ly provides poliessia d W A* insfr cHn it d of w dmft o(knes for aN •I�G�dsafe self eil�se 01 w* rotes Classes for wed, wowed & d�reo ouniq Plakerirg area for 10 rears Clavical Martial Arts'Canada FRES COOK ST CUSS =~. Karate, Tai Chi. Kickbowng, Self Dlafenee, Fitness and Fun fnr the whole bmiy. * 3 fPiakering Location: a ® 875 KingeUm Rd, Suite# = Afbom Millgt Way h" #401 1905-509-944e z Hwy 401 Kin s Cres. N ' g Exeter E = Bayy St TOES JUNE 6 6:30 - 8:30 PM 427-0036 4W3 Exeter Rd., Ajax Competitive Tryouts June 27 A 28 O.G.F. Fee $10.00 E-mail the newsroom shouston @durham.net Karate Summer Special only$g 900 for 2 months anss" Alorfiiol Arts cm do w rAff ly provides poliessia d W A* insfr cHn it d of w dmft o(knes for aN •I�G�dsafe self eil�se 01 w* rotes Classes for wed, wowed & d�reo ouniq Plakerirg area for 10 rears Clavical Martial Arts'Canada FRES COOK ST CUSS =~. Karate, Tai Chi. Kickbowng, Self Dlafenee, Fitness and Fun fnr the whole bmiy. * 3 fPiakering Location: a ® 875 KingeUm Rd, Suite# = Afbom Millgt Way h" #401 1905-509-944e d' ze Wevisp Wanderers winning ways on rugby field AJAX — It was a winning week- end all around for Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club teams. Playing at home against the Ot- tawa Scottish Saturday afternoon, the Wanderers men's first team posted an 18-10 victory in Ontario Rugby Union senior 'B' level action. Erik Cuzzolino led the way with a penalty kick. drop goal and a conversion. Scott Humphrey and Ted Todorovski each ran in for a try. Meanwhile, the men's second and third squads downed the visiting Bar- rie Rugby Club in their Toronto Rugby Union contests. The Wanderers seconds beat Bar- rie 39-22. Sean Schofield and Chris Jagoe scored two tries apiece. Stuart Dobbs added a try and two conver- sions while Dan Fletcher and Andrey Marois scored one try each. Meanwhile, the Wanderers thirds got past Barrie 5-0. The Ione try of the contest was registered by Drew Evans. The Wanderers women's team played at Markham Saturday and re- turned home with a 23-5 win. Dawn Manerowski, Kari Morine and 1)aniellc Tait each scored a try for the \V.tneferers. Judy St. Jean chipped -40 in with two penalty kicks and a con- version. 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Call SUNDAY 12-2 or MONDAY 9-5 For interview (905)837-8830 2 LARGE HN.A.C.R. Companies in Durham Region are Merging They require: > Residential Sales Manager Salary,commission, car allowance >Experienced Commercial Service Technician Fax resume to (905) 683-0817 APACHE FREIGHT uNEs LTD Immediately Requires: CLASS AZ DRIVER 12957 Tenth Line. Stouffvilie (905) 640-5222 or 14800-263-3325 FAX (905) 640-1748 ATTN: JAMES 9 -mail: apache0on.abn.co n Are you seeking extra income? Canada's leading tool and beverage sampling company has immediate opportunities for PART-TIME INSTORE DEMONSTRATORS. Flexible hours and daycare Mavailable Please call,1.888-5580907 HC A Standard Broadcasting Corr>p ny Boston Pray Whitby location is boking for an EXPERIENCED KITCHEN MANAGER FULL RESTAURANT MENU MINIMUM 2 YEARS EXPERIENCE This is s salmied position Please fax resurtre to: 905-6664636 Help Wanted for Showbeffy $lid m at Twinlde Berry Faun Market Uxbriti�ge 852-9498 �9W) Manufacturing fertility has openings for the following posRlons: • DEUVERY TRUCK DRrAM (D UCEN(E) • MOULDER OPERATOR • LABOURERS FOR NNW SHIFT Pleem call "*4047W or fax: (905)640.8862 CREDIT COLLECTION TRAINEES Collection Agency located at 401/and Kennedy Rd. has immediate full time positions available. Candidates should have strong interpersonal and negotiating stalls along with some computer knowl- edge. We provide full trainirq and offer interesting and challenging work Good salary and bonus incentive. For appt. please call: Mia Dams 416-297-7077 ext. 366 General Machine Shop located in North Scarboro area; moving to S.W. Uxbridge in 2001; has openings for: 2 MACHINING APPRENTICES Please contact Don Winger at (416)291-3781 or fax resume to (416)291-2061 Deer Creek Golf and Country Estates requires the services of a GOLF COURSE MECHANIC The position is full time and requires some weekend work during the golf sea- son. Candidates possessing the required skills are encouraged to fax their resume to the attention of: NEIL ACTON CGCS 0(905) 427-1611 We would like to thank all candidates for showing an interest in working for our company but only those selected for an interview will be contacted. NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE F.XPFJUENCED PARTS PERSON WANTED Must have at least 2 yrs. Chrysler experience. Must be experienced in all areas of the Chrysler parts de- partment. .-M r m n p.,J,a Fax resume to ("S)-683-5738 D.4a.7G • Full time • Part Time • Sales Associates D.O.T. SEASONAL LTD. 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Please Fax Resumes to: 9054400-7667 seeking full time biling employee for: CUSTOMER SERVICEIDATA ENTRY Knowledge of A/P, A/R, 1 crosoft Word, Excel, ACCE excellent benefits, salary cc mensurate with experience. Fax resume to: (905) 428-2057 Pickering company. Position will en tail marketing support, handling in house ordering of stationary, markel ing material, mailings, printing, couri ers and phones. Advanced level c MS Word and database backgroun is mandatory. Administrative experi encs required. Offering annual salary. or e-mail into@csipower.com I No phone calls please I Customer Service/ Administration For international Sear. Manufacturing company. Mud have strong communication/ orgaaizational 8 Tele- phone sills. Computer Wits a mustl Challenging and fast paced Wok enrifm nnot. Opportunity for advaaCernent Fax your rewme to: (416)289-9947 1 terns txMaaennxs 1 sr. wMr'Aenna Culligan Water Conditioning has been serving Durham Region for over 50 years. We are currently seeidng two SALES PROFESSIONALS for our Domestic water Treabyterft Diviision. If youare committed to honesty and integrity, riot afraid of prospecting to the direct market or working to your fullest Potential, to eam an above average Mtcorne, we want to speak to you. At Cullman, we offera, very rewarding and wort( eirmtort neftt where you have the opportunity to expand and exceed your career aspirations. Preference will be givers to those with water treefrnerrt experie m, hollnerer, if yout be astrorm MWwand part the , fax vow o4xrlpeny imm* to 141-41Ma mi Alex trt8ed theyMR 9 " Custom Stamiess Steel Fabrication Shop specializing is food equipment a looking for 11100pk fidly experienced m these areae: 1) LalaM i tin eparalttn 01 a Power dMw fi pom brain 2) Febication d r ANW al kik sled relig- d Mile 3) TG wdit and mow slaielsea Md Iebricalon Call Bill McGuire 905-686-8955 REQUIRES A MF ERMC Chm A or Claes E wri16 met mdL Must be experienced in exhauA suspension and brakes. U Lou at: Minute Muffler and Brake 905420.1906 vSl. ° '��� 4tt..rr�w- ^'4'S.j' .�;i. � .. 3�rt'•'1•�: :�. t• '�`;i'K�^V-3'�i��' .. Us On the Irdiornet: mm.durhW Mtawa,net SkiNed Help SNINed HNp l Skilled SAW • Dtypr• AvtNeplt • acuter• AvMebh • Dwyrat AtaasOU 1 rtSalt tr 1 A br CDA WWW.CDA-INC.COM Here is your opportunity to grow with a well established company founded in 1954 fol the design and manufacture of point-of-purchase displays, trade show exhibits, retail fixturing, and show cases. We are a new company to the Pickering area and are Ideated on Squires Beach Rd. in a new 210,00 square foot production facility. Since our move we have continued to experience a rapid growth and this has created a need for skilled and semi -skilled production staff. There are positions available on Nnth shifts, days 7:00am-3:30pm and afternoons 3:30pm-12:00 midnight (we offer a premium for afternoon shift). We have openings in the following areas: AFTERNOON SHIFT UPERV/SOR This person will have the responsibility for the complete afternoon shift with the assistance of department leadhands. This individual will require excellent organizational and people skills to ensure that we have a cohesive, productive :Itternoon shift. Since we are a fully integrated manufacturer experience in the 1011owing areas would be an asset;' Metal Fabrication, Cabinet Making, CNC Work ('entre$, resistance/MIG Welding, Acrylic Fabrication and Assembly. POWDERCOAT PAINTER Experienced operators required for days and afternoons. Must be able to operate all equipment within an electrostatic power system. CABINET MAR /CARPENT R Experienced wood carpenters with your own tools who can read blueprints and is killed in all facets of cabinet making. MACHINE OPERATOR eke need machine operators with experience in the following areas: punch press, brake press, wire formers, spot welding, cmc wood routers, lazer cutting, wire straightener and mfg welders. There are positions available on days and afternoons. GENERAL FACTORY WORKER I here are positions available on the day and afternoon shift for assembly workers and helpers in the other various departments as required. Please forward resume to our office at 1055 Squires Beach Rd. Pickering, Ont, LI W 4A6 or email it to : cdudley@cda-inc.com Fax: 905-686-1177 No aP nci 1 pkase For reputable General Contractor. Must have quality references & minimum 10 ears Ontario experience in commercial / estitutional / renovation / addition projects valued from $500,000 to 5 Million. Fax resume & letter of interest to j 905-576-2582, Oshawa MACHINISTIrOOL & DIE MAKER Jccessful candidates will have obtained a -rovincial license for either skilled trade. he individual must be self -motivated and able to work with a minimal amount of supervision. It is preferred that this ndividual have experience in the build and assembly of custom machinery. 'nis is a company that has been estab- lshed in the Durham Region for 31 years and offers a very competitive wage and benefit package. Qualified applicants are invited to fax your resume to: 905.697-2383 2 LARGE HN.A.C.R. Companies in Durham Region are Merging They require: Residential Service Technician Must have gas fitter 2 license. Fax resume to (905) 683-0817 Voice and daft cabling specialist with some experience installing and proj)PaMMiag a variety of telephone systeaus tlequu,id imtnediawly for full-time Position. Voicemail an asset, Fax t'essallat t0:�ir�,ajaagers Temp System, Q4t11awa (fe5)4.3f1e6d Tdepbme b9ubin to (99e6H36-8114 PLANT MANAGER for Aircraft Parts Manufacturer in Markham Applicants should have machining expertise and should be able to -rad bltttprints. Must have scheduling expaietece and should have working knowledge of ISO Quality Practices. Should have experience and understanding of MRP Computer System. Excellent oral and written Engl > • Salary commensurate upon��- Reply to File 9542 P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 71.5 Deyaw wa aft rVr lu year old -woman osteoporosis. Must be g to work someeYpYllpe weekends pk* (416)455.3og4 • Available owme EXPERIENCED. LOVING mother warts to Care for yonN children, tul/W timn. F{u woodf401 Neu Lord Elgin P.S., Reldble hours, relerew- es. Dam 619.2344 'fl r ", •. s 1 rlosp4l Wdral 1 Mospdal MW" Deutan D•rrW RHAM REGION ATTENDANT Ct Requires: Health Care Workers Part time, Casual Part time 8 On-call tions available within Durham Region. eveningstweekends shifts available. V positions available at Sunrise 24 -hr. s program, car not necessary. We offer: Competitive compensation and benefits. $12.63 - $14.17 per hour plus shift prei and paid mileage, benefits available. Pard training & orientation. Flexibility in scheduling. PSW upgrading Must have own vehicle PSW, HCA, or HSW. Level 1,23, Certificate Nursing students welcome to appy. Police Clearance Certificate Call 905-576-2112 Ext. 32 or 29 Toll Free: 1 49MI-433-0240 Fax resumes: 905-571-7598 We thank all applicants for applying, only those conhdcted will be interviewed. EXPERIENCE HARDWORKING reliable. Plulipinio live-in nan- ny from overseas. seeking employer to sponsor. Please Cal Lisa (416) 496-0562. A.M. NURSEANOM loving. Reaching borne for your valued treasure. trot meals. breakfast and smacks included. Cratts/ reading centre. Fenced safe playground High references available. Reoeq% 428-9596. MCKERIMG beth / Rolle: Loving daycare: is rrcortbs to 12 years. Dart' outings Itantxd badq!ard and .part►. rolls. story trine. maic, nu- tritiosa mals a srtadts. Frst Aid. C.P.R. certifiM. Non- smoking, receipts. 905.428- 1244. SOUTH MCBER INC - Own- annad r�rNq moms, lova Na sonNnd of Comm bove- ter, warm nurturing emiron- Fa�iceo bbaa*.111I�pyy'p craft. M. Excellent nMerences. rrist Aid/ CPR. Marva 837-M WESTNEY NERGNTS mottxd 044 loom "Unnq awe roam". noww" nasals, aft". fenced baciv" large area with own bW*W bathroom. Non-smotirg. CPR, firs) aid, relelbaces a receipts. 9055.427.4190. ON FYwfood FREE FIREWOOD - Broken wooded skids, 4 PAM, kn*- ed time of Free eklvery by tracer trailer wad, 6 loads Ieff. �LocaNY only). 905-434-M. sm) FIREWOOD, 16' long, figfor camping, private OZ.' , 20 yNo is andel otkr�723.nspec- 5750 1 B•'qr" m4e NEED LADES a CMLOREIM Designer Wearl' Buy or sell name brad cloth" M 2nd Time Around (Consignment Store) bcaW at 235 Bash St. W Ajax. 427-4633 WOODEN office desk 611 x 311 S%. bookcase $40, electric typewriter $30 AN good con- dition (905)831.0645. NN4Aw CAR STEREO SOX with 12' dorm speakers, pad $000 a asking $299. Two 6- Boss speakers talk tweeters. $100. Weighiffing bar andwweights appwaw c. 12255 Its. $50.(9D5) 837-9213. snp 1 Arm" CARKT3 - lots of aupet. 100% nylon. new stain re, ism carpets on hand. I tail 44 kwpds �mrppelpanroom 9un wed ripest irrataNaGost, psi , Norman W15-M4.(3O yvrdsl- 1r JVC cotaus Tv with remop, brand new, still in Sam piton. Rew $350., lab Drice $275. Cal 728.1007 offer b 30 P.M. 14- CANOE, PORT STYLE. wide stem, laced seats. with 3.3 Mercury motor. excellent condition. Call 905-723.9)42 2 112 yr. w WPM, 60 oz., Premium underpall", size 13x20: oat, 2 1000, one 15x14:hidk chair, rarseats. Leake an r!! 571.7441 S PC. oak bedroom $et, good corditm $600: coffee A end table ashwood, $125; Dress- er. birch $75; h oor W$25; Desna rebraerp. 905.42 17 is • We advertise for parents - We ower trairtirtg A guidance • we cooed payments hom parents • we provide Balli ft plowe"t • We provide child illness coverage - We're here to Lien 6 give support - We're on cap to arrange hack up Wee Watch Is Canada's Largest Day Cam Agency. To join The Wee Watch Team Of Day Care Providers, Cala, (905) 686-4816 . - Wee www w,•cwmrch cnm M�rvsO� SsM 1 AAkNe for 3 COFFEE Vending Machines. Saeco. 7 selections. 2 years old (905)404-1455 9PC DININGROOM excellent condition. collee table. landed edition prints. crystal, collec- tors plates, lamps, sewing machine. Beatles prints. h ghchair, wheelchair walk- er(new). Avon collectables m- ^ludirq steins. Much more! (905)117.7981. MOVING SALE: 9PC. AN- TIOUE mahogany bedroom suite (large armoire) $4900 Antique mahogany dressing mora $795 Walnut table a 4 chairs $475 Cheng 8 Queen Anne chairs a Dining table $1995. 3 Antique occasional chairs $295teach Odd Dress- er $55/up Bookcase $295 3pc. Oak wall unit $495 wal- nut PepDle( bedroom state $1999 Bar unit $250 Antique oval table M. Panting a Prints Everydkng must go' 1905)697-3532 ALMOST NEW Queen silt rA iron carovy bed wtii trial. 'less, night tables. dresser. desk and Corner stereo unit. $1 400 2pc sd a a loveseat $600 (905)426-5213 ANTIQUE - WALNUT dining room set Hugh Ju"er table. Jharrs newts upnorstered. a nsolutely Deauhtw Must "ems' As" $4.500 (905)404- APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2- ,,,o( frost ?tee, dekw9 stove. "atchmg heavy duty nastier i dryer $675/a11 -WIN sepa- 'ate Also Kenmore washer �SM ) !y�ecaarrss26.5945 Gve Varrq AOUAFINE Water Sa temer. 3 s oid wa,anh, $1000 :0 ,6-186-0617 BowFLEx with leg curt at- tachmert new was $2000 asking $1450 " used Air :cndihoner, $150 singer sewn&p machine. $75 Call (1,5 728 9-5454 CARPET - I have several 'ncusana yards of new Stan - master and 100% now car- pet I will Carps! yow Mnrq ,00m and half for $349 Pop nckidts carpet. pad and m- staNation (30 square yards) Steve (905) 743-0689 CARPETS SAIF A HARDWOOD FLOOIIIIIG: carpet 3 roans from $339 (30 so A i kKJudes carpe. premium pad and nstalheonh Free estimmis. Caw linin saves Ourham aid sunomdig an Craft Caft AMONd Cal Sara CARPET AND VINYL SALE - Carpet three rooms 30 square yards, from 5339 installed I tau discount gall best quote uD to 10x. New colors ad designs Customer satispergn �ramted GN Mite for r( to esturuN 905-431-4040 COIN OPERATED Arcade games for sale Ideal for rec rooms or can or a great business opportumy for the right operalir Ewekm addi- tional income in the right * cation. lar, ddb. DW IWI. restaurant. Dozes to choose trom.Protessioruly serviced and in excellent condition. Also looking for experienced arcade game repair people. Please call between 6-10p.m. 905.720.4506.snp COMMUTER OEALS.NET Pentium internet starter sys- tem 5299. Pentium $599. Super last 5010111111C ih- ternet screamer with 1T HP um�yy� wneor $998. We love doing (w5)655-3661. dficcstl rgptrs. COTTAGE CLEARANCE SALE - -The furan' The patpct sina and space saver for everyone's Home and college. We stock 10 twfe"slyly d fn.urts spr.mg from $168. Also a wide $dacha of fawn bank beds. Pallister leather Windurs a wholesale proms! Simmons pocket coil - The do not diswrb mats$. is now on sale. Always oReri g the best quail al the lowest price. We're overstweked and eve- rything is priced to dear. Fu -tons. mattresses bean baps, Ubgdrow suites, wth ow tables, bow furniture etc. AN on sale now!! Check us out first - you I be pled yyoou shopped at Lupi s. L s Fumlture, 488 King SL IY.. Oshawa. (905) 436-0060. OAK DINETTE SET, table. tarps leaf, Pedestal, 4 chairs $795. Whilegktanlilies last!! PINE LOFT TREASURES 918 simcoe St. N.. Oshawa 905- 579-9311 1 Articles for sale DININGRDON SUITE - Solid Oak, 6pc. refmrShed- $600.. Piano gooO workup condi- hon. $500 Microwave Can $25 Call (905)839-9839 RAROWOOD FLOORING 3-114- x 3/4' T3G Select 01 torch. Unfinished $2 501 h . Prefinrshed S4/sq it Pine flooring at. 5' $1 70/sq-ff. FJ Casing 409/linear toot. Call Doug (905)649-1506. M"= = for Sale END OF LINE CLEAROUT, everyth rig must go Mattresses from 559. mattress set from 5159 single, double sets from $219. queen set from $269 Factory Mattress 1-888-220- 2282. 1650 Bay1y, St . Pickenng. Orton (905) 837.0288 DUNCAN ENERGY SAVER automatic Kiln Has stilts. shelves. cones $900 Cal (905)426-6631 1 r•grYsrd 1� sake Sales *IUI,TI FAMILY STREET SALE Sat., June 3 9am-3pm'ralndate Sunday) Maiden Cres.. Pickering on Glenanna. West of LrverDw, Delis, dresser, picnic table. AonwhoW kerns, etc. HUGE MOVING SALE Fumiture, 'Micros, wall units, area rugs, mountain bikes, skis, china, tools, etc. Sat. June 3rd, 8am- Ipm 31 Taylor Rd., Ajax SCUGOG PT- COMMUNITY SALE Sat. June 3rd, 8:30 a.m. - ?? The residents of Scugog Pt. have joined together and are selling all those treasures we have kept for so long. Pop, coffee and treats also being sold. Where Hwy. 57 meets Scugog Pt - Take 7A east from Port Perry to either Nestleton or Caesarea and follow sings 0000000000000000000 10 HOMES - 3 STREETS Sat. +Some on Sun. only) CHER"00 SUB. 1ST. STREET (west) off ALTONA RD., N. of FINCH (past R.R.) 100's of perelnial plants a trees variety of new items. old treasures. 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE 137 Radford Dr. Ajax Saturday June 3, 9-2 Tools & more ! Saturday, June 3 9 a.m. - 12 noon 1952 and 1954 Wildflower Dr Southwest of Rosebank and Finch Ntanv baby and household items. Sat. June 3, 8am-3pm 1975 Rose#ield Rd., Pickering GARAGE SALE Campbell Drive, Uxbridge Little Tyles climber: Kids Rossignol sUis, Nordica boots, snowboard: computers )uae 3, 200 - 8a.a - 12pm 169 Bc*& Cres. off Old Harwood I No Early Birds Please! Sat., Jim 3rd - 8am tol pm 810 UW Are,, Pickering (Ba*kiverpod) Automotive crafs,..tiy9ass OU radiad & Mowse"Id arcus GARAGE SALE Sat, June 3, 9.2 (raindate Jute 4) 262 L ftddord SL res.+ -ft monsirrram, loapj Apt. size piano. capuio's bed, desk wooden gliders, household nitros. Heater for Sok Teets o >x GARAGE SALE *A* Sunday June 4th 9 am - 3pm 738 Aspen Rd., Pickering Something for Everyone rr GARAGE SALE: SAT. JUNE 3, 8-2 1537 Bentley Lam leWwring Oak poker table, antiques, collectabim Super Nintendo & games, furniture, pearl drum set HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET? GRAND OPENING JUNE 17th and JUNE 18th 94CWA LK (PRICES Greeting cards, gifts, clocks, porcelain dolls, jewellery, binoculars, purses, antiques, crafts, home decor, odds and ends and so much more. matter thea. se (e r a stallie. The New Clearance Centre Your one stop gift shop Every Saturday and Sunday 870 Taunton Rd., East of Thickson Choice Vendor space available Fully equip�icckebar for rent HANK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ Sales/Service Large setection of white a almond frost free refrigerators $199'up White a almond stoves. large selec- tion. like new $99/up. washers $1491up a dryers $99/up, matching sets. like new. $400/ up Whidpool Design 2000 only $299 Microwaves $50/up Large selection of extra ca - washers a dryers 0shwashers. portable and bull -vis $99/up. Mr condition- ers $150/up. Dehumidifiers $99 426 Simtoe Sr S (905)728-4043 HOBBY FARMERS EQUIP- MENT - 2 Massey Ferguson 010 balers 0 for parts), hay crimper (works off power take off). 10' steel field roller: Inter- national 13 row seeder with fertilizer box and grass seed- er. 2 Intematronal steel wheeled rakes fl for parts). Imemational manure spreader deeds wood repairs on end), Oliver. pull type combine (needs some work). Wiry wart for the custom worker Do your own work when the weather is good Please call John or Marg 905-985-8039 raguYerd 1 rSWY d 1 OSales SW. ANNUAL NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE SALE Sat. June 3rd, 9-3 p.m. Over 15 houses participating Westney Rd/Hwy. 2 Ajax HUGE 4 family GARAGE SALE Sat June 3rd. - Sam 1377 Bridle Path Circle ;h - stab .0 �rotx �qr• ..r ,cr�r:.i� { = rr,� Household slam. fumrture. etc. MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE Reesor Crt., Pickering (Brock a Major Oaksl Saturday June 3rd 9am - 3pm Raindute S"ndav June 4th Awesome Bargains - HousE windows Sliding patio Coos scl'd oak ertertainment centre. RCA 25' TV. household Items tcvs b much much more' Our Stuff Has Got To Go! 4 GARAGE SALE 4 Sat. June 3rd, 9 am. to 2 p.m. (Pouring down raindate June 10th) BAINBRIDGE DRIVE PICKERING (East of Brock Rd. between Hwy. 2 & Pickering Parkway) STREET SALE . Sou. June 3, gam-3pm Sun June 4. Siam -12. DENCOURT DR., PICKERING (WMles'Strouds Lane, Some furniot arei and many crwldren s nems New 3 used treasures! GARAGE SALE Ea.rese eoioa ent. reezer Dar rope ictsenoic writs SaL, June 3rd - 8afltffl-12noon 183 Sundown C es., Pickering (lewtreanvbans no S-l-REL''T GARAGE SALE Sat., June 3 - 9am-2pm (rain or shine) PATTERSON CRES-, AJAX iWestrtey/#2) Lots Of Good St u jfn STREET sAIE SaL June 3rd Sam-4pm Windamw Sq. Pkk@dng (Did&/FjWh) Children's clothes, toys, household goods, & much more!!! YARD / MOVING SALE, SAT. JUNE 3, 8-3 746 LUBLIN AVE., BAY RIDGES Kenmore sewing mactunettable. kitchen set single ted, dressers, patio set, auto, sports, kitchen. tools assorted stuff. 4= ANWAL DANIEI3 CIES STRE" SALE SATURDAY JUNE 3 - 8:00 am - 1.00 pm Rain date Sat June 10 Toys, clothing, household goods, sports equipment crafts A lots more EYARD SALE 7 JANES LANE, AJAX Sat. Juste 3 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. E7 items and miscellaneous YARD SALE Saturday June 3rd 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1370 Fordon Ave., Pickering Toys, furniture, household items YARD SALE, 9AM- 1 PM. SAT,. JUNE 3, RAIN DATE JUNE 10 1066 Durlbarton Road, Pickering First St. N./W of Dixie Rd. & Hwy #2 * Refreshments & BBQ * PAPAU114j►u M EswwA.xw ( sift HOUSEHOLD CONTENTS in- cluding beige sotabed. chrome diriefle w/4 chairs, tv. taWe bIn n ew1 w/ate . ries, dishes, tamps, nu- ntkerous other gems (Perfect tot starting out) Call 985-0616 KENMORE FRIDGE and stove while. 8years old, excellent conndition. $700 sell. Kenmore stove Moffat tridge. alatond. excellent for cottage, 5400 lid. Magnasonc microwave STS. (905)263-A323 LAWN TRACTOR, Craftsman. 16hp, Kohler Pro OFIV ergine. full pressure oil. 6 speed plus reverse. 42* cutting deck Like new. used orgy approx 24 hours $1950 852-11117 MOVING SALE-6pc veneer bedroom suite $800. beige Sears sofa bed $400, swivel arm chair $40 Recliner chair $100. Refrigerator and stove $600 Almond, can be sod separately Ktnmore Washer a dryer 5500, white 3yrs old. Stereo system w/cabernet $100 RON-top desk $75 (905)576-8006. PENTIUM 133 coonputer. 32MB ram 12 Gig Hard - drive. Intl processor. CD Rom. 3.5 floppy. vidWsoud Cards. lr colourSVGA "low for. 56k modem. keyboard. mouse. speakers Internet rat*. X)50 Pool table. 4 x 8 con alt acoessones. mind shape 51400 905.728-5130 PIANO TECHNICIAN available for tuning, repairs, and pre - Purchase consultation on all makes a models. Also recort- dd"IWpwaas fon sal. Cal Barb M 905-427.7631. PL4NOs/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Sale on an RoLIM dig" paps and keyboards. all Samtaa Acoustic Pianos. all Howard Miller docks Large selections 01 used pa nos Keprrayamasdceq own. 4Ocad of a/ P PIANO (905) 1491 TIENT TO OWN rte. ata re- conditioned apdiarrasad clew T Ifs Full .arrary Pad 800.7 98.5502 263 8369 0 SATELLITE Mm special Ion April 60 Channels $19% knargy Firminstallation1905 SHEDMAN Qu&* wooden sheds 8 x B dam kA. ordy $359 prim tale Many nttaar skis ata Myles available Also garages clad decks 761 lda(sy Rd Unix 3. Pow. For more into cath 905.6192093 SOLAR /LANCET 16X24 f5Q route Wades Bauer) mals sat 11 f50. leoy s sue a (Saxw) we knee sww ara0 )Aad f80 723-5750"1 SOLID OAX custom kitchen catimn is ft ropers and lowers 8 It perwistia. bis at extra features. $2500 Cad 778--9871 STORAGE TRAILERS for sale (2) ane excellent dry limed ban doors Ear== s2�000poODa°ryy (94'i1725-1671 PM -OU FWNNTURE...g Doi Rooms Beoroans Home off". Occasional Frmnase pias Cusum amem tion your oum Alleges Sad mopmaoo are our tpei5my, to us ham yarn Beams colo kirk y We rave Dow namocralkrg - M�wre�sniable�ayw#Me b 2255 PEARS' Tradmomal Woodwoksp. 115 U" Port Read, Port Perry (9051 WAT74 h p./tw-tradi- tiorkakmoodwormmq an ca NEW DAIRY wvdm air con Iktooners 5.000 btu 5299. 7.000 Diu $375 10.000 bill, $445 12.000 btu 5495 Fle- tpridmiorte0 trgpes $195 r ley. aecaradnoned ranges SIM tip. recomeon ed dryers $1251 UP. reconditioned washers $199 / up, new and recoradi- i m -it con operated "arms ant drYws r lour pias. New (rand rwme hrdgpts $410 And amend ..ddRn owit3o 0jn tipraed 24' rapes aid 24 tram free otridgics ssabca a ONW now aandnd lesnoo110nbo11mdto Paws apnpYallrxs. �sNN1N, ids : (11105)576-7449.49. MM MENEM= SALE R6CmvJVC kers�soo-w�1an. DInchodan ip" Moll le CD Double Cassino 51peakers. Hundred dor per art in packwu art $150. Rnoeivn imam W dude sufficient speakers. r best 0 f SN. arno (905) 579 - NW. queen braid now orew e6p C dress, box spring hnAd�gplboar wlhahtne. sb7 in ter'min Cat St 175. and SM. 416726.9885. ([NIG bed. pilovirop. ndra- Illick Or1h= MONK km 8m S, INSM00a sgdA 16 (/161726.9815. 450 It. SM. cal 661-8706. WOOMOM Me TOOL - Sma ON am saw 5450.. CO lily ( WAV -2272. 3 FT. X 2 FT. AOUARNJM with pu / filter / all accesones! (90s�837-9213.srp WANTED TO TRADE: Looking to trade Hockey and Bas" Cards tot Goalies and Boston Bruns Player Cards. Please Calms ►576-7538 (Oshawa) message 1 Ankles ANTIQUE37Absoletnyt Ad- vice- always valuable. usually tree! Purarasrg ourhgM. es- tates w/some antique cont. aft. (no limit to value Con- sidered), cotections o any sort. quare ibes or single arr- tgue items Special inkiest in Moacrdl (lottery I'll M to re- spond 110 alt queries. Robert Bowen Antiques- Brookhn Ontario (905)655-8049 or (905)242-0890 BUYING ANTIQUE and cd- lectable contents including copeteesestatt possi- pd Henry Kahn. ble WANTED -Kids 4 wheeler 50 125 cc, good shape, reason- ably priced (905) 434.0392 snp WANTED - 1.21. hard top tem trailer Sleeps 8. and 90's. in excellent condition Need for July Cal (905) 434-M snp. WANTED 90 - 92 Yamaha Waverunners 1 - 2 with Mager in excellent Condition and reason- ably pnced (905) 434 -OM Sty Pools. En son KAYAK INTRODUCES the all new pressure treated Voody- 20 ltvy rood rectangu- tr pools. 55250 other Sias awdabkl 1.800.668-75 W powdft on HIMALAYAN kittens beauu- lul seal point females. Per - fibred but no papers $2?5 am (905) 2631149 Full Ilk, 0 FREE 2 beautiful cats De Clawed. rypaw. very hienQ- M Cal Corry 619-0 6�5 1 STUD Service required for CA ami 9 pm (905)665-3759 ATTENTION: Dog Ownas Doggie Dooley Pd waste Systems rri, . 2000 S54 99 iy 10 150 M wt . model 35M $19 99. Meld 3000 $7999 up to 300 On Dog Ice Jackets faating a $25. 24' Fin Hii- diant Cntarka $27 99 BEST Bal 3'. 4.1ft. 6-. 10- Lifetime Guarantee. from $5 99 Dog OWY$4is from $5 99 %ow- 9pv. 7 datm/vramk (905)723- 5413, u-aabl dadestribM- noesvmpatuco.n • uvesiwk for a* WANTED - Bcrtswn of Pinto Filly 1 - 2 years Cal 434-0392. SAO 1 1 Audomiom m ter So* 1f SIIMFt1IE. Slam. 2 door 5 speed a.'c sunroot. 123.000 kms. $7.000. Cal 9864268 OW 4 pm leaf HONDA CIVIC, good condition cwrhW $2500 obo. Cal 576-0193 isnpk 1967 lmB•nies e plCaniftie. m1111- ow black.2Mayr99 Newurbo pa MI97 Leather seats, needs now roof emission tested April/ 2000 One owner car. Ashig SM 72&9815 (sap) 1M FORD TEMPO - 4 dr 4 cyl Good Condition Newer moa E test and safely done 6 mortars aippo0 $1.495 Calelsed or Last arm a is. (905)7284;85@. -- IM WATAMG U, 5 fire H.O.,5 SPP. PVPW. air. ur-.11 . Minimum tested. $4.900OLIO 1 1rm 426- 1!M PONTIAC F1REeHIe 6cyl, aUNovrdrtve. Was. no rust strmoa, factory s mi- ammmip d m, we m �Iftlaripr, fw. reliable car. roti fed a nmIHIOK. 52100. 905- na-s@ci2. 1188 FT)M 1EMP0 'nm 51500o.111-0.Call (IM FORD TEMPOt70k. $1986. 1990 Calhoun 7 -Oft 1190k12995. 1990 Willing 52999 1992 Dodge cat 129k 53195. Cars emission 11MIed. Oeltifle0. Ask abed 6 month amy 683-7301 or 428 16799 ipm 1!0 SPdM, 3Or.ing, lar 4th, llo,,�l90 akac 40499(snp) 1W�►i0�,Cad6- 4(lig Tow 11M IOMTMC SIINel1 se- dan, lAfly omni, 118,000 low. ABS brAkes, AWM CASS., amt. a emiesion INSMnd. $3500. Arne. 986-0504 (sap) 19M EON Mack 4-0r. air. Acro, AAYFM CO. one Ohio, now tires. 6rcaNud mind. 77.00111:0 $MO part. 432- 2433. 2 BEALIT ML HORSES AVAILABLE FOR HALF BOARD - 15h. 5yrs Green hunter very scopey, also very good dressage. - 16h, 15yrs experienced hunter, very kind, ready to go trillium. Call 705-357-1890 Herons Hill Farm North of Uxbridge 11 Allwrio�Ms br Snle 1999 CHRYSLER INTREPID - 26.000Icros. 2 7 V6, loaded, amtfm cassette. $17.500 1998 NEON auto, ale. 4 dr. am/ IM Cassette CD. $8,900. Cap WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 $499 Douro Bad Credit OK Low as 599/mth CALL TODAY, DRIVF. TODAY! 905-509-2200 *111� T." 1i : , FREE CASK - vOn^0 bonus Take over lease. I Mo Summit aura. CO. ale. ydy driven noo-sr Okv (9051963 9636 Sarong CASH FOR CARS! We buy Used vehicles vlfwaes must be 427 24115 ail 0onillaoin Cal Come to 179 St. East Atax at MUR- AD ALITO SALES A a A AUTO- Cars Wicks. boas We pay up to $10.000 Cash an ton spat. Any cons- ti0r1. any yea Cath us ay - time. 24 h ms. 7 days. 30 zein. service 905.686-0605 a 905-706-30W 1 Tina m far Ub Net FORD am ton 14h aloe an New mow And Erdaum. wdh ' 15th box train X500 Split (9Ds)721- 194 DODGE RPidwp. Now balms, arrrnMAM M a ties Grew rurrmp cardNiornrnd n (M)6694W. t shape 1110 s2.000. 190 FORD BRONCO N, Edem Bade etfhon, 4 wind dried. toy based. 26K on raI 1 agave 53,000bbo, as is. 1906)6864026 a/nngN. 21• TRAILER hidw (does, fwnm, rot waar. Npc i SIM 19M M. SRVBiA- ck with cap. Good odh11SWiQOo art. 723-3192. in edAgin�4-eAeM� dime, ft* Meded. 26k on wbtit erpme. . As M. 90S6I6 everifgc. 1 vjkow Drive. 191112 iAFARI WML. 8 pes- s rpn, au, ps, pb. 1M.ow Ion. white VXM red k tnior, ealiorr'sa't� 4344-M Ism) 1!p SK UMMtA, good walking, bW duh. V6 mo- for. pew Dies a be" M. JtiMlr&patpinp ' m . �OU@I6 SIM JEEP SPANS CHERO- KEE. 4141. imammcd*. foam sm rag ra°"'"w, b0 MfmMpc asWlO $11 Ago. obo. a 665076 EN vem 4 WISH Orlvs 1995 DODGE CARAVAN - ex- tra clean, one owner. 7 pas - SOW, 4 C" Chars, auto. V6. air, arnam cassette with 10 disc cd chanWr. $6.900 o b o Call (905)434-2775 1 Tralilws STORAGE TRAILERS for sale or rem and looking to buy. We can set mem level with the grouts Makes a great work- shop. 430-7693 (snp) 1991 FLAGSTAFF 62357 wide- body camper tracker. 13' lag. sleeps 6. dean. moveable range. dinette. icebox. sit*. AC/DC con- verter. water hook-up, goad con- ftm GVWR 1.%5kgs 53650. 080, 905263-2603 1993 12 FT. Batair we trailer. skips 6 comfortably. electric brakes. awning, excellent condition $5.500. Telephone (905) 668-4597 1917 STARCRAFT tem trader for sale Nim condition, used 5 times Asking 54.850 For more hmormatbn cal 905)5795609. 2 - 351 TRAIIERS,1 rhea. t older. both have new furniture 6 b1s of extras In year rolind parte Pad right' Cat 905-263-2980 29' CORSAIR Varga finished sunr00m, lined. otic many ee�xctuurpagoopgGroat full view of Late! $6e00 oeo small Dark— 947J - 36 FT. PARNHAVEN new awing, private bedroom, outs room. drug -room wv custom made he". mi- aowdve. hr atoge, saov. hd- ly-furrYSlMd. 4 police bath- room, tvarena. shed. and mach more AAM once $16.000 631-2640 FOLDING TRAILER RENTALS New Y2K Coleman's. snleps 6 now. hermit aiwwrg Tow with arts Car Weekly rentals 5449hmek 906147-1094 an- +tme. HARDTOP TENT TRAILER sleeps 6 Smak stove. fndge Goon CdriIon $1200 obo 721-1570 alter 4 p.m or 985- 8247 akar 6 p in LINE NEW, t9M Rockwood fie wt trailer swa S. ran Irdge. cranopy. 2 now 500 905{!'3-a7161�11k-up, MILLION DOLLAR VIEW! 35 It Parti Model on Lake Scu- 000 2 -bedrooms. full 4 -pc. Dan. his Mask. large lot. auk a shed. On turn". $14.000 060 905.36-187, OLDER TRAILER 10x50. 2- ll*6 rarpeled. hell bath. mope. stag, hmnace. mrawswg Good d a corm. Mast be mov0 On Pigeon Lake 706 745 1019 1 Aad• Laia•rq 191M PONTIC StWMLE SE 2 door coupe, auro. air. CD player black on black. avail mem lease takeover 5251 50/ ,akin $0 down 20 mrlrus left 905-4346860. Newcous WANTED - H, CR80 art bike afWlo Erduro din him. pit a CA9'OS ti1-03!E Imp SUZM MU, 1981 wight fang. bwers bats, carnet a backrest GWOOk n s. $2500. Cal 9M-602762 MW 4. 1111 FOOMU Pkm Stidm. Moc�2000 Iwo, Wt sdrNars Skdm lq�ck sowenowilew iN an1 dII for a ,Soo' iiia «WL R"hmlY'taa a for older model On caps. (706) 32&0102. IbNise 14 BR FT. MW bring, sdah 0 h/ minimi motor, wen Asking 82.500 (805) W NowMan. rp111r- peL infsAoM a dterinp Who. Tang n npw Nord Toni trailer No o 9TaR Intent alp) 905 10MtwM SEAMY - 230 MNNYMIdw. r tndm, Meed, 319 lost: an motel 121,500. Rbe laid aria. (905)312- 3067inp. MOOIM 18 FT. 1011 trader, Solid condition, $MO. (905) 837-1213. s W OLDER MODEL 14lt Man - Bass boat, 33hp molor, with trailer. $1,400 o.b.o. a (9M*3.310. HOBBY FARMERS EQUIP- MENT - 2 Massey Ferguson 110 balers (110, parts): lay crimper (works off power take out). to steel field roller. International 13 row seeder with fertilizer box and grass seeder 2 International steel wheeled rakes (1 for parts). International manure spreader (needs wood repairs on end). Oliver. pug type combine (needs some work) Why wan for me cus tom worker Do your own work when the weather is good Please call John or Marg 905.985 8039 1 1 Apartments For Rom laundry Non Smokers Pre - plus hydro. Available June a July 1st. I- 88"174979 a 416125- 6720 alter 6p.m. 2 BEDROOM walk -out base- ment apt anon set- mn- trance One car park 1puRo- tailed Nath Alex. Aqi Au 1 $700 plus 40% ifdma. (905)428-M 3-IEDNOW duplex. Iowkir 1pk level. dcubie lift- Ft pato Avedablif July 1st. (905)404-2952 tvrwps OSaLA AW 31M SNMJM SL S. (near Gibbl 1 -bedroom cep $550 UMMU nd Available imcrkedaarwy FirstAat re- wiww Cad storm ()571-3229 0 (905144- 00898?? eel NEALTIFILL owe bed- rwm en lower leech bewee, available, July 1 walkoat basement to yard with Pad F6e- kitchem.�References. Fissdlau reg aaired Dottie 427-4310 AJAx, 1-BEDRDOM base- ment apartment. Professional on N _smpllo es AM erlaape, por" oS n w incl- ve Avagable Jay 150 Cal 905-426-6795 LEGAL CENTRAL Am t Dom bsmt apt Sep emir, balance. 4 pc bath. ria. carr vain . Cable. floarate ilntrartce naisiv $6751 mo., IsNast Available mnme- otakmy Rslerarrss. Ed (90N5- 7737 Cell 1416►-0 AJAX basement bachelor, apartment. Joy 1st $Naso adrariu. tndpe. stat cable. Po". bus at door M endo- sive. FiWAat $500intadh 427-7405 AJAX. ONE IEOROOII, sm- gle wits person. solgaar an. Iran. parking. sit. . SM Inclusme. k adableWAM Ist. References. ran SM*V. no pigs. Tdephorm 619-1974 (ASSENT AR newly rano- raid. SM. A ndisrve, it c ludir>p COOL no pigs om t Coursce - "her armeoties. Available Jog 1st. Priem ark Mair• 1/fkog.436-7518 IOBIIlAM9ILtE b"UW 1 bOnA aprtmnmm n NIM Mv- If of house. Private pop a amm a ordm. bckrdu ad a5tinc, p mtmf4 Md *PbKuOwed. S7wass. CAN Phar 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT over /none in FUxbridge�dg, npeerllltIa�g, for 1 vhrbide iocbaded. No pears pleame. can 905-852-7691 between 90th A bps fa an appoidbmeat bNaoom. Opm milt:Ip1, Ne - in tMdmtn, slsordr or>ly. Gore ro West ud, irndaive. Np_pw;__Amen. July 1st. IFACAIFNICN. 1-bedlrrtopopnm slpwe8dryn, iyble N; FgQ ant Am. (4�-= or (M )61922M CENTRAL 0staw4. large 2 bedroom apartment available in well-maintained building. nose to allamenities. Please cal (905)723-09779a.m -6p.m. DOWNTOWN WHITBY, 2 - bedroom. hardwood floors. 1 ppa�rking, heat, air, laundry i ffes included. $725rmorith +hydro. FirsEW. references. No pets. Aug 1st. (905)430-8327. LARGE and BRIGHT 1 bdrm basement apt. Shared laun- dry, parking lot one car. Ste- venson Rd. N area. AN ndrr sive. $650/mm Call 725.3010. Call after Spm weekdays AJAX - URGE SPACIOUS one bedroom basement apt Includes laundry Sac. hydro and gas W. am Juy 1st. Pickering BeaaVBayty.668-76Bs LARGE, BRIGHT one bed- room, main floor. segerate entrance. 1 parking private Yard, $730 plus utilities, sut- able forBugleproessional. call (416)925-1050. LIVERPOOLWYLY, mature adults preferred. eat -in kitch- en. 3pC bath, gas fireplace. washing machne. AC. private entrance, no smoking, no gets, $70G(month. July 1st BS � Available LIVERPOOLJIAYLY, spacious bachelor basement nd PTC. apart - mem. Clow 19 GO a Non-Smoker, female pre- terred No pets $5001nnordfn ndusive. Available June 1st. Cap (905)831-274 M.E. OSLMNIA• DaemdM-Wdke- br. we Pcum WNr. +rasher. drYor. hulge. sane Separate •m►aaa. parking. b•dyad. on bus rade f650 =b3= ArailaDk Juiy 1st (9051723-0898 NORTH AJAx, badketo basement apartment. solvent entrarics. stnable to one per- sm. LA00y, pataorg. alt n sumilm, no smoking or gds. M per main. u4aYmai► tarance (416) 596.5430 DME A TWO bedroom apes lvwgr0om. dmr qq logo► on, patwg, tmrdwood loos. Imm a Inst. no Pon, ON. est Available Janke 1 a , CA 905.723-,6a. 72p3808: 5796989 ONE BEDROOM CENTRAL OSHAWA. CLEAN quiet nicely decorated. man door of Nouse References. brstriasa. alt nddsivm. pmrkmg, washer. S751Yr onot Available 2No pets. Cat (4167) NORTH OSHAWA. 1 bad - Morn June 15th orJaely let duet, awn. tam" pYdOng Haw Moro arra Sano appkanc• enrsqp.nchdm0 tadYb (9D5) 723-2094. OSHAWA,1 two bedroom apartments for August Isl. $675 per more pus hydro. IstAast Call Bits (905) 404- 9602 after 5 p.m OSUMA, ergs basentirr 10 rem. full use a ho me and worker. am mrcg kow soj* lrmkdry cable and a1 lrmktia Available omit 54501 ntadh (905WI-3347 phase b- message OSHAWA, very roomy dean home on Uwrlesld. 2.1 - roomi, kvmp room, dens g roomy. em -in kitchen. ru 11a1 nor. 0 pies ' ubl as (9051263-8856 PICKERING . 1 BIR laserntrd of Private entrance. WOKVY. WAW OfCROW snow to -30K No � rmordA . 1/4 Mitiea 7682. PICKER" - IFANOL WY 2. New 1 W i nem baerrt1 apartmmrd, nick" cable. air C. podwg. apWorces. 5700 PMasm call (416) 955-3916 or 11P I aiadhl Mditw am bank"= 4�trNuoe, wmt/�y. o� a +-irkani. Job IML (W �- PIaMtMNN. does 110 60. shllppip, sdtodn. 2 bdfoom besemnmre, /Np/rate a LM=. h"L"" Wzbdd. a ebw Angst 1st 5750, drmltm. no mao :Shaba/. Cal IOS- 8PAC1008 wd-mNOWNd 2 BastogneA al. al 900 and = GMn St SOWwlln wolk4o closets. Pail provid- 4fl Chest to sdmols, shaoeinD emahe, GO Station. UYiksi Oda". a ra-+MQ. OWWA F&ILV Bldg. Lap 2 6 3 B/R units. $710 b $M.00 UWities Wild - ed. Elly coelia to5Che015, slapping. FO lannt call CAM1-Q741 vWrft6*,1 lB+iw+�liit 111�M9ki 'PfiriEl�iitlikEillt''`' ----------------------- -1-1- - - - - `r_' 1 N.o 1 urn �r Rare N.e WEST WHITBY - 2 bedroom LAKEFRONT OLfTUDE AX. available Aug. 1 st. S6851 mo. plus hem a First/ PktiMtp, MtVAte m 111 d .86" last. No dogs. Please call 721-2128, Ism message. (sip) afie: 2 M/rewin+ Nil e/es C_e_e_i,e_/vf }lice deeip WMM - n triplex, 3 berm utilities. July =1295+4141. 8NN Pram . SO-NI-33111111 RO 1Wst.D Fist/last referenus ces. Joe P�itino M= FILM I.N. pets. (905 683 2557 days or ( WHITBY - LARGE one bedroom. o ora r ortoum or 1 Rmo 1 Rmrd walk -out basement. fireplace, alk. rook, pad Kg. $725/morrh inclusive. Available June 1st. No smoking. (905µ36-8804. WHITBY bachelor apartment. Air. cable. parking a laundry. Own deck Non smoker. Available June 1st. 1sVlast. references. $575 all inclusive. 905-430-0965. tall after 6p. m. WHITBY-Brghl, clean 1 targe bedroom basement apart- ment. quid residential area. near transit. KAclken, livmgroom, 4poe bait. pmate entrance. taUlldry, Cade included. Jury 1st. S650/npnutli. 9B5-0ss-s7B6 WHY rem when you can own your own home for less than y 'le�OMlockSaleesRepRe/x Falory994) 668-3800 69211 r 1 Apeneeki ds Wanted APARTMENT WANTED, One or two bdrm Sandford or Da- ws Or area Professional. nort-smoker 905MID40. 1 Monose *O= $35,000y4Ipl�uls? Time 1st &Y? • P►plessi0rlif CM Mark t0'own- y0ur next home! PM 571-6275 1-800.840-875 Lic70aLasdRehYorsince f986 t = Qr to 2_16 o O 0111 w 9a ' a 4 m �I`wJ► swm nb. tis►+wq nror Lir a A ASA DAM 00 own yow Own time. Completely W 6 mortals ham from . W 103% caste back lovos. Income boar $29.000 plus goad Credel Slot Of dowm payment? Cal Ken Cos, atsatae broker. Cadwell Banker RMR Real Estate (905)72&9414 A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND BIG 6 malls (roe. 0th own a horse from S60Nmnordn 0 a c Up to $5.000 rash back to you! P440 f30.Mlany iacormm and good CrW Short Of down Cal 8th %Rpka. Sala tom! RtAlhr Spm (905) 1600.1.808-732-1600. A UMIEATABLE DEALI From 5500 down. own your own home stating a 569.900 car -kms for IM Sham rent OAC 24 h4 tree M 906 10159 Md 277 C Balser RUR Real Estate Aurelia Pam. AJAX - Upper Iloor 4 bed -room. 2 wahrsosas. available June tsuJady 1st S1150 pus d iew, No pets. non-smoker. Cal Dames Mayo 9054M -95M WANNUNI 4 bedroom boxes, 2100 sq K am Plelmr rsrmokmrs, no annnats FrstAavmN _ - $11 O&MO 905.655-8600, IIA 03N - 3 Iden. ho L SAW NO do�asptppl�tro an;PCdg -0840 am sw clousOSHAW2Barr on Inagglagonk Excalmrd moria nAm loca/orr. clad t'972W1- « 6-rP cat OSNAVA?r 3+1 bww m, 2 &ML Annealing, tramtil. 4 Cr tbkddq. /Awes. S1IW odic hoom 44 AppNAlroalf, aAI in 1114 . 3,wa*sow4, waAt- ow dock. drikahadIr, no b to taupw SBVJNAOMb uui`as J 1st. 905613* WNITMY - 3 BEDNOOM, sNml4Mdm0 pores on quint stint. um schotlahha11' g 2 hell f a - 5 appNM M or. FYI• RnMlre bAdwAmlarN and 0reptAct. 710NM for W* A•MAOM SIPL ML IL.3WIWAV In On Itt WA@S. RfSL4m. RmMMnm reluiiad. Pular no stmptir 9 a (906) 6664191. Is accepting applications townhouses 4 -bedroom- $940 + 3 -bedroom- $870 + fn afamily oriented community NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE Call 666-2008 or Pickup from 10-4pm at 95 Crawforth St. Unit 85 or 18 HOUS+g e4. WANTED TO RENT by proles- sional couple vrith one aid. 2.3 bedroom house in Ux- for July I Haw gp0000dd rekr�io . 807-279.2105 (Celled) anytime. t 1 Touwdioumm• For thrift AM pis - Gorgeous 3 -bed- room in excew area of Oshawa, dose to all amerr- ties, walkout 110 fernro yard. lankly now. rrcely decorated. frrdpc. stove. washer. dryer. water and condo lea ncmoed n tall Available ,Ane I.. Ist $1.0winionh plea YbkAes. Won't fat. Cap Gasry Rolan. Skelton. (905. 436-0990. 1 P40M ItMLAMOJSIMCOE AREA Cod Room. Newly decorated fullybees, hAnsWlmd. 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CA 905­839 WESTSaIOAE by ft _Bay. pro- tr areeaai to sr1p11 beautiful stony home Quid mature strew Seconds from Frandn man's Day. pool. reds. hot tub. barbecual. reramry dmoor, thadrrood, S%ed bM 90. MW mchave FirsllfM, rw- erefaces.420.9038. (SM) OmddnmYlhsmm 2oamL 2 dM1�11Noorfas- $1100 Arse a LML asialk Jay IOL Call 416667-2710 waminp6 • 1 Ib a APPROX. M W N WAR phas Scapi Mud pdmm bcMiorl 13 111' " Rd. & Ooeme (WN - me liRldwell. SON IdnineliLMB w eos mtrm-NaWm I" LfaHi A= p1 m a Shinea 9&4M (LIE M100N Inn=. 1-000- 65@. toot liar so )rout met Along with 4 wad op PK ddw 3 aid pd!le bolls. We ileo hula MIAN MM � bum � 1 wp•s a R•nl BOICATGEON AREA, LAKE FRONT, secluded family Cot - r2 -bedroom. 4pc, bath, , l VCR, micro, barbecue, huge deck. dock. boat avail- able. S645/week. June Special S585/week.(705)657-1 COTTAGE FOR HENT - by like week. month or season. win- plefdy furnmhed. Very priom on B ilsamrrgqLake S750/wee k. Good Isshhnd Ca7234806 aswimming. COTTAGE FOR RENT 2 bedroom, 2 week minimum, LAke Dal- ryoi)k waterfront with sandy beach and dock, Great fishing and Mut- ing, 2 has. from Toron- to. 5700 for two weeks, S1 3aD Perlimda 4416) 445 -OM M'aday, - Feiday GREAT FISHING xrd ta"ki, 'oliday.Final Latin nllt hour shawa 1111odmr tribes O a. sany beach. F, I, wd IV prices. � 8 Augur a . Low'al o avedAw swwwmgaft COU ('D5W260 AGES Coe" M11, ONt1Ur10 2 & 3 bdrm cottages Boat d "hoar reruk Sardy beach CarWV atvadil* brads Store on premises Avad. wknds a weeldy 613-337-5533 • 1 Flertem Yak: ftpmb CLEA WATER. 2 -3 -bedroom fey turnesred, air wno- Uorted. itwaYfactarso norma. ClhfOboese, Intll•d poo. bot tub close to bathes and welwnae. 5215/wiMgyCp.Ptto- tos shown your fhr M03 -55M 1 1 RNnb Nwam Far Sob A11111RN. Is aaos, she bads ado woodardt, 3-bm0- room Nw gignr, to Dae - mind, double Arne. large kitchen. 5219.000. a 00605-540. brickOwgabw, New 'K3 bmdroo es, 9M. coop. hardwood floors. =oral -air, very dam. 11rm wind, ,SOOsq A. 5118900. 9Ww- Agents FOR SALE PIW&WE. Onfings Nam baedsrs oath home, rmimeM welt hon DwMnm caMmBm 1 a a kind allow oar age a• Bildt km 4+ bed- room. 3-172 Whs, �i2praass SWA airair mrtdlYomisg antral WX 4tadesiad timet ham" a all Comm homms. 6AW h broduows .ea cCOAMd NON wadohhoP v t dad $29. Feelingd 0064x0150. HOOK AND 81101 - 3 bNd- MmAopm bwo- k l wv Seldom, boMBa ever swank and �pdeooLI. IINw m4/dows Md "L IMpN $1�64A0711 .75-011Dealings. OPEN MONS Sem Jim 4, 1- 400 110�0y�1tt/In11md OPA@I d Obi of eM 1wom 1 W low mems.) oelAlilld 3wr ant PIC s ltag/, doich , 3 yam). ws)do* omtmr (15 dmwmW Fog Loam kwdbowes,f am. 1,6006q.fL E mmiL d oea- tures cal i Ilotn SA1J5Mt 1 ' OpM us 00,04 0"4 • MIw I J 1, 'to 0 mswi.npt; , � MaNry to Lend Matey to Lend • 1 1 PtlbNe tilolkes • 1 1 P11b8e Notices LW Public NoBcee • 1 PereortBlB EMERY DAY IS PAYDAY WHEN YOU NEED CASH! We hold your personal cheque 'til payday No CREDrr CHECKS! 3 1 O—CASH CALL NOW! 1 ss • 1Business 7ada ed with selling plastic containers/candies? a change? Fresh new Company ... in ij 3 years. Wide open market for start up vestment 8 superb consultant 8 customer support. :-r details call Wanda Laing, Independent Kitchen -nsultant — The Pampered Chef. 1-905-649-2084 or Wanderingwanda@hotmail.com or Host a show and =_ekve free points towards your start up kit or free -ducts to keep. 1'"'O DISTRIBUTORSHIPS AVAILABLE One in Newmarket, Aurora area and one in the Pickering, Ajax area. Established and protected territories. Investment and truck required. Only professional persons who enjoy selling and are capable of running a business need apply. Please fax resume to: Voortman Cookies (905)335-2981 1 1 ware Roma for Stile 3UIET CUL-DE-SAC Bungalow on ,vine 2.2 Dedrooms. 2 baths. � .r llMrd ppo�dI. AonuD. possi0le in- . apt Noll wow. $185.900. days cell 259.9684 or mntgs 1905W4 -91,x, 5 Ei. - SPOTLESS 5 bedroom p e. Main St Montague, PE, .ard. 2-4 pc. bathrooms. lige nVy kitdo . hr" man raw , :rdry rm, family rm. kvMn- om. town sewers d water. e,:tlul backyard ftio nig dis- e to beautiful «r Rrrdiurod b 569.500 .,or s anxious to sell" 1.902- = 4532 after 5 p.m. Isripl WHITBY 4-bedmi m. aar. high -- L ,,•rr gas erne Extras Good ,nootxhood- Man floor Won - Marry ppirxies. - �•�IarndlTtvgisan arauo-Apptotr I met As" $240.000 0.8.0. ( Ge— For SW '73 ACRES. Jeaulitid .fKslic vaned trans, pond. N.E StmNlile. wtarking term 5 ns byps horses. ducts. $600.000. 416-493- $6 1 cull-OFTom ° E - SPOTLESS 5 bedroom pie. Man St Momague, P.E. no. 2.4 PC baVtooms. large rxry kildw. large main floor e ni,ry rm tam ly rm, inti om, barn sewers b �backyard ftilung dtater �nceb Dnutd �dK. � er RedI to 569M - wners amuM b Sd;t 1-902- ,3k-4532after 5 p.m. SM) � PNMNN 17.90o BUY$ a fully fumes ' ailer on a beauUfd pot now otxxup. Sand beach and lmut Jzung sat . tnd5 slow 8 LITTLE FINCH LAME - (rear Bon f cno Park, shared sand beach 9V 01 kin gre Unit 0' es, 512.900. tams $126.73 m0m111y, 1-613-541.9629. PARRY SOUND, sun. paw. list, Ing . boats. sauna. 3.brdrm, aa4- able Jure. Sept Oct $70prwk V.400/mo (905) 4-fiAM yep STATIONERY TRAl1ER on pd. vale farm. Cwrbmarea 1 bedroom, fully ftunLSlwd, bRlf room. NC. All ameliiues. Pa W on 3 acre pondf fisting aunlaW S700rmo 623.3535. 1 klttllpr UkeNEW area, (y� wqh full hook UP.pay Iwdt dibckingi bn r� Park HOMO" � rem. x'706)486-3423. RED SETTER Modem P with Cottages. 3 neaktq. , have sevetal P pmoame sites avalaple, lags spal�onR saes from f850 season MN aIle, good fishing, and games room�78 3096 BUSINESS LOANS . SIOK b 5601( approvals 48 hisecureds. GovemmRN 30 or loans95N , 877_ MONEYMONEY PROBLEMS Gel tun M quick without Of bong led reg gatneh� E pnBmp rail r air X9.05-57� 3505 Student loans krMtdld. i 1 M0�•g••• MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing for airy, pur- AN apace accept- od. Cal ServicesCo Commt`iy�) b ACCESS MONEY. No cretin investigation *Private Firian- cial Assistance. Roomed to be approved $10.000 and up RRSP. 'LIRA, 'RIF, NSION FUND FROM Ex-smployer. Call Now Toll Fra I-SM457-1062. TW Free Fax 1-888-703-1492. Art- alyaad toy our torestthanls and Mewed lor rapid srrtncul : etareon 7 a week. All ple l lb- ple Fnhrcrp Coinsulames • 1 Btrtrtea Wnin" SS GOVERNMENT - FundsS$ Grants and loans Information to startand expand your busr- nen or term 1-800305-8866. ADULT VIDEO STOVE - Alit Upscale arca Professional - Estabinh d 8 Yeas. Excellent PtprA ant Location Priced to Self f (905) 619-2933 AJAX HEALTH CENTRE- Re- "" massage Just opened. 70 Commercial Avenue Spring ammathera- py. W visa. 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Topic : "Durham's New Regional Cancer Centre." To register, please call 1-800-263-3877, ext. 7000 or 905-430-3308, ext. 7000. • 1 Coming Events • ( Coming Events IX)N T MISS THE SETTLEMENT HOUSE_ SHOPS LONGEST DAY OF THE YEAR SALE SATURDAY, JUNE 17TH 7:00am - 7:00 pm & SUNDAY, JUNE 18TH 10:00am - 5:00pm 183 QUEEN STREET, PORT PERRY 905-985-8234 • 1 Personafs EXTREME FITNESS is IM mq for 30 ndivrduals willing to lose 20 or more lbs. in a 6 week state of the M wegM management! program. No membership required. Call to book your CWXWhtorr today 905-x26-7628 ask for the Healm Centre M co". DURHAM SINGLES CLUB, flew approach to fiWZ o nt- irng rWtioristtps. Personal growd se"Wilm. throes. pub nigfrh. New tem MY b meet singles. Selective Call for in- ternew 438.1720 or www dtutramsnpeS corm • i 1 Atik•i•o•wxr NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertise- ment. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer ser- vice represen- tatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. V121al 4 Fax NBMIs Advertiser 905-579-4218 Or Uxbridge Tribune 905-852-4355 WHITE WATER IUVAMIN6 in- tro. Women only weekend June 17 818. Book ol y bo g dayyi 985-005 emailowMaemms- bould0badgtadtercom SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 6834M UXBRIDGE 852-9741 1 Alactions l'ISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL 683-0707 8SA-9741 Tft AJAX Junto 2,`2a"11AM'33' ' • 1 Per on.le IANNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB NEW LOOK—BETTER VALUE! 74 74 <:�. $74c4a THANKS TO ST. JUDE and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours re- ceived. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and pre- served throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. St. Jude helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed, and You prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. E. T. d i% May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and pre- served throughout the world now and forever. Oh, Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. St. Jude worker of miracles, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day. By the eighth day your prayers will be answered. It has never been known to fail, never. Pub- lications must be promised. Thanks to St. Jude for prayer answered. L.A.C. 650 650 650 Sun. June 4 View: 8 a.m. Start: 10 a.m. Kahn Auctions, 25% Brock Rd. N. Pickering (5 lull. N. H". 401 exit 399) is havimg a sale with a line selrMion at dolls, teddy bears i wmaories from ser erai large tbnechm. There is something for etreryone from MM4N to a mere modem type of collector doll 8 DOLLS 8 ACCESSORIES 10 12 in Scottish Boy Gottscalk :1880. 13 in bisque Lady 1222 Ho Aft. heck 3 Got- tschalk Germany c 1880. 1920 s Boudoir doll (ongulal) AI bisque head dog Germany mold 352 c 1924 1940'5 Peggy composabon head doll. 1940's composition Nun doll (original). Eaton Beauty doll by Dorothy Churchill. 1950'5 dee 8 cee 'our Loveable FanW m ong box. Madeline doll 8 book collection Shirley Temple doll wdbear on a plaque. Shirley Temple cobalt due 3 pt. breakfast set: min, Campbell Kids dolls. 1%0's Tiny Tears in ong. outfit: several 1950 s 'walking dolls' in ong. outfits Cabbage Patch kid len ong clothes. 1950's Indian Pnncess doll, hand ^radeIointed Amish doll: K mmee Eslumo dolly. 'Pats)( type 1928 corrVOSMW doll. wicker pram. Carinal dogs. Ruba Dub doll. Celluloid dolls, composition wind up slier. musical Bnde doll in ong box, Barbie. 1950's metal high chair, doll 8 bea- sleigh. 1950's doll crib. Holly Hobble b friend Heather dolls 8 :rima tea set Anne of Green Ga- bes doll in box Ganz Cottage Collectibles 'Betsy( in box doll farrilhouse 8 furniture. Tudor dollhouse 6 fumdure. assorted doll books 6 calendars: 1930'5 The Story of the Dionne quintuplets 8 the Dionne gwntupkefs We're Two Years Old d many more, BEARS iii ACCESSORIES: Stedf mint tea set. Cherished Teddy's Zachary. Stdff Jointed bear on Chain. Staff dub bear pin Snoozke Sleeper Russ "Teddy Drummer Ganz cranberry, North Amencan Bear Cc 'Ostmear. Fiesu 'TC Dawson'. Ganz 'Graham' Gund Black velvet. Bravo Ome len hammock. Artist tear by Sandra Mary Myers. 1996 Breast Cancer bear. Alax Hospital Auction bear tie panted by James Kiberts (from All My Children). Chnstnnas comer Treasure Island Pirate bear. Hallmark Trevor Teddy b Tyler teddy Ip 6 sm . Alresford of England Palate Guard, Mary Meyer Bngadwr tear. Rallies bears - Amelia. Lindy Jr. Santa Bear. Nursery mtrtes. Cooker Ganz Ltd. Ed 500th Anniversary Christopher Columbear. authonzed Smokey Bear 50th anniversary. Mu ty Ginger bear. Ty Beanie baby Princess. Rupert Ganz Hentage, Brando Bear Ganz. oakin Soldier bear. Russ -tears from the past. Deans at Great Britain Mohair London Gold. Dem of Great Britain Golhwiog. PaddkgtDn bears. Staff Hedpefroq Mecki. Boyds tears -Winston 8 Bear, Ted, Skidoo. Harrison. Cooperstown tears in 1916 New York Yankees unt- form. Coca Cola bears. Gund Ig dickens Russ sm bears from the past. Patnot bears - Sailor Fireman. Police Sher- iff. Eatons 125th Anniversary tear. literrythought Koala tear. English CMltem bear 1940. Engl sh l4 bear Mr Jeff- ries 1930's. Sooty bear 8 cup 1950's. artist rag doll signed Debbie Hill. Steiff Sailor Gin bear. Stents mounted Ian head dated 1955. Cottage collectibles. Boyd bear Panda. Mohair polar bear. 2 1960's Panda bears and so many more, We could never list the many dogs. tears 8 accessones we have for this great sale' Randy Potter Auctioneer Ph. (905) 683-0041 Terms: Cash, cheque, MIC, Visa, Interac Snack bar on premises. ••1 5;Msir of '•1 s� • 1 swf_ 1 I t It1tRBr PNIMP S4$4311111.50 50 FORTEE683-3210 I / e Rt to � Ad For SS. OH D!! L � Rate cher 1 Pw) 1 Births 1W Bit t! ORD Heather and Paul welcome with great love their first child James Paul Hutchison Hord bom Mav 20, 2000 at 7:10 p.m. at Markham-Stouffvilie Hospital. Proud grandparents are Mrs. Bruce Hord of Toronto and Mr. & Mrs. Edmund Lamb of Kingston. James can't wait to visit with Aunts & Uncles - Sheila, Silvia and John. Mark and Jane, and Rob: cousins Blair. Katherine. David, Sarah. Stephanie and Jeffrey: and playmates Logan and Kitty. Very special thanks to Dr. Michael Virro and his staff. Dr. Robert Hall for the delivery and -the amazing nurses of 2C particularly Elizabeth and Pat for their excellent care. We are truly blessed. 0 GRADUATES Leri Rae& do Hilary Shuldt Recently graduated from Trent University with Bachelor of Arts Degrees in Honors Sociology. We are proud of therr hard work d. dedscatwirt. Love and Congratulations Family & Friends • 1 Gra of Thr" • 1 Gro of 7homs THANK YOU to the friends of the late Jim Moore of Uxbridge His mother and sister appre- ciated your expressions of sympathy in flowers, cards, and your presence at the service last Friday. `Thank you' The family of the late VERA LILLIAN JENNINGS wish to extend their sincere Thanks to all their friends & family for the puny acts of kindness, words of comfort, flowers & charitable dona- tions.. We will be forever grateful to the good people of Sunderland for their thoughtfulness. A special You to the residents at Maple Glen Apts. Fred Jennings & Family Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. Area gymnasts vault to medals at provincials BY AL RIVE7T Sports Editor PICKERING — The third time at the provincial championships was the charm for a Pickering gym- nast who captured the over- all title in her division at the event. Tara Columbus, 13, rep- resenting Gemini Gymnas- tics in Oshawa, finished with the all-around crown in the junior 2 category at the Youth Provincial Gymnas- tics Championships in Oakville. She won the silver medal on vault with a score of 8.35, and bronze medals on floor exercises (8.37) and balance beam (8.4) and fifth on uneven parallel bars. The overall title came after her third trip to the provincials. Last year. Columbus failed to qualify for the provincials, which makes this year's fcat all Ihr A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo From left, Kairlin Grandy. Tara Columbus. Arran Black and Jenna Grandv posted strong results at this year's Youth Prvvincial Gymnastics Championships. SEUAG YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? sna � fufl94218 lvlWtiiis MP ,859741 or fix 8SW55 more precious for the teenager who's been in the sport since age five. "I was at the same level and competing against the same girls I did last year, so I think I did well this year (to win the overall gold medal);' says Columbus, a Grade 8 student at Our Lady of the Bay Catholic School. She notes the difference this year from last year was hard work, and encourage- ment from her coaches at the Gemini club. "I just worked as hard as I could. F listened to the coaches and did what they asked. They helped me win this. They helped me im- prove in all my events," she says. Next season, Columbus will move up into the senior 2 category. She eventually would like to earn an athlet- ic scholarship to a U.S. uni- versity or college through gymnastics. Meanwhile, three other members of the Gemini club from Pickering also posted fine efforts at the provin- cials. Arran Black finished fifth all-around in the senior 2 bracket. She captured the gold medal on beam, while finishing fourth on bars, ri=lls TO cwor,j n Be inner 8 Back L-t5h ic Classes . lessons S) ning the of June 20 3 dal► eg Salazar �WT p rve yon ur pot June 16-18a,111L.0Qay MOSK22 8478 ;etvvw ! Classes bell at a Fox Rum Golf Centre 560 Tauttt n Rd., Ajax www.ladieslearntogolf.com cc M Go CD 0 O O ,rQ.a :11 kpp,o,«,wga :1 ROW" :1 Roofing t or,* n t o13-00111 YOUR CARN'FAMY iV!!mJ1111111 Catl for Free Estimate CHARLIE (905) 420.7647 (416)992-3568 CONSTRUCTION Spedalizing In total home repairs a renovations, inside 3 oull. AN work tully guaranteed 696-1913 Floors Ltd Nowir's most kubw kardabd hoar t►'2. sglt. Pre4rwhed,utinished tion at iminding nee& (905) 433 -MB IM Dtatdrr St. F, 1A Kendal"1ed Nista tr.:ee KC Aluminum Sl..�I� . aMrhimm. 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Lexus Rangers 1 1 0 BAYLY'S DIVISION 15 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Stallions 1 1 0 0 13 11 2 Wellington Boor Pub 1 1 0 0 10 6 2 Raffles 1 1 0 0 14 10 2 Mud Hen's 3rst 1 1 0 0 18 9 2 Dazed 8 Confused 1 1 0 0 13 11 2 Tigers 1 1 0 0 18 7 2 Melanie Pringles 1 0 10 11 13 0 Durham Bulls 1 0 1 0 11 13 0 Fox Goes Free 1 0 1 0 6 10 0 Papps 10 1 0 9 18 0 East Side Mario's 1 0 1 0 7 18 0 Danforth Roofing 1 0 1 0 10 14 0 GAME RESULTS GAME RESULTS Stallions 13 vs. Durham Bulls 11, The Wellington Boot Pub t0 vs Fox Goes Free 6: Raffles 14 vs. Danforth Roofing Supply 10. Tigers 18 vs. East Side Marto's 7: Dazed 8 Con- t,,sed 13 vs. Melanie Pringles 11; Mud Hen's 3rst 18 vs. Papps 9 Sharks 25 vs. Pickering A's 9 Yankees MUD HEMS DIVKION JUNE SATURDAY Melanie Pringlesk2 1— t —0 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Watermaker 1 1 0 0 13 8 2 usual Suspects 1 1 0 0 25 11 2 Sharks 1 10 0 25 9 2 Yankees 1 1 0 0 /8 2 2 Serb. Lexus Rangers 1 1 0 0 15 14 2 Hurren. Flea, Salelair 1 0 1 0 11 25 0 Harp 8 Crown 1 0 1 0 14 15 0 The Mets 1 0 1 0 2 18 0 Pickering A's 1 0 1 0 9 25 0 WTRMKR 1 0 1 0 8 13 0 GAME RESULTS Firestone 17 Catchers 1 0 1 0 Scarborough Lexus Rangers 15 vs. Harp b Crown 14; Sharks 25 vs. Pickering A's 9 Yankees 18 vs. The Mets 2. Watermaker 13 vs WTRMKR 8: Usual Suspects 25 vs. Hunen. Fleur. Snclex Dodgers 11. 14 0 King Richard's Pub 1 PICKERING 2000 DIVISION 1 0 12 13 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Papos 1 1 0 0 13 10 0 Pm Copy Systems 1 1 0 0 9 8 2 Canada Trust 1 1 0 0 20 7 2 ADVER'T'ISER JUNE SATURDAY Melanie Pringlesk2 1— t —0 0 15 10 G 2 Isolt 1 0 1 Melanie Pringles Sad Sacs 1 0 1 0 8 9 0 0 Guzzlers 1 0 / 7 20 0 10 15 0 0 Wilks Industrial Warriors 1 0 1 0 10 13 0 GAME RESULTS 2 Papps Blade Sox Pappa 13 vs. Willis Industrial Ltd Warriors 10: Melanie Prirgles#2 15 vs Guzzlers 10; Pro Copy Systems 9 vs. (soft 8; Canada Trust 20 vs. Melanie Pringle's Sad Sacs 7 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION Bright Idea TEAM G W L Legion TimberwoNes 1 1 0 T F A PTS Long Horns 1 1 0 0 18 5 0 17 0 2 2 Re/Max-Brian Kondo 1 1 0 0 13 8 2 'Papps on Tap' 1 0 0/ 3 3 1 Durham Brewing 1 0 0 1 3 3 1 Robbins Moving Services 1 0 1 0 0 17 0 Woodruff Barrons 1 0 1 0 8 13 0 Bank of Montreal 1 0 1 0 5 18 0 GAME RESULTS Legion TimbenHohes 18 vs Bank of Monteal 5; Re/Max. BnanKondo 13 vs Woodruff Barrons 8: -Papps on TaD 3 vs. Durham Brewing 3: Long Horns 17 vs. Robbins Moving Recycle! Services a 2. , 2 0 0 0 LONE STAR DIVISION SATURDAY SATURDAY JUNE STH TEAM G W L T F A PTS Water Doctor Warriors 1 1 0 0 21 4 2 Papps Blade Sox 1 1 0 0 14 11 2 Bright Idea 1 1 0 0 20 5 2 Country Style 1 1 0 0 13 12 2 Pawner Bros. Heating -A/C 1 1 0 0 6 4 2 R.0 L. 606 1 1 0 0 12 7 2 Melanie Pringles 1 0 1 0 7 12 0 Firestone 17 Catchers 1 0 1 0 4 21 0 Re/Max 1 0 1 0 11 14 0 King Richard's Pub 1 0 1 0 12 13 0 Tudor Arms 1 0 1 0 4 6 0 Royals 1 0 1 0 5 20 0 GAME RESULTS li 606 12 vs. Melanie Pringles 7; Water Doctor War- riors 21 vs. Firestone's 17 Catchers 4. Papps Black Sox 14 vs. Re/Max 11: Bright Idea 20 vs. Royals 5; Palmer Bros. Heating and Air Conditioning 6 vs. Tudor Arms 4. 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