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Home My WebLink AboutNA2000_06_18Kim P IeKeRINc•s PRESSRUN 43,400 Townhomes decision the talk of the bay City councillor fears decision `a mistake' BY SUSAN O'NEItL Staff Writer PICKERING — A decision to approve the construction of M lownhomcs on Liverpool Road near Lake Ontario before formally en- dorsing the development guidelines for the area is a "mistake says a Pickering councillor. "We're dealing with sornething that's going to be an integral pan of the community for years to corse. It snakes no sense to rush a decision; said Ward 2 local Councillor Marie Holland during a special executive See PICKERING page 5 PoliceprobingMoth 32 PAGES ge 10 G NEWS ADVERTISER COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 SUNDAY, JUNE 18, 2000 OPTIONAL a WI:F.K DELIVERY $51 $I NEWSSTAND er Is D (adeath Inside the Husband in custody on fraud charges i�evWS Advertiser SY STEPHEN SHAW Hemoutie Raghunauth was Sraf j Writer rushed by ambulance to Rouge Val- Thc homicide unit is probing ley Health Ajax, where the 28 -year- -the suspicious death of a pregnant old woman was pronounced dead, Pickering woman who was found Sergeant Jim Grimley said. unconscious on her bathroom floor Sgt. Grimley said an autopsy by her husband on Mother's Day. performed at Lakeridge Health Os - Her husband, meanwhile, was hawa found "no anatomical cause being held in police custody on Fri- of death." day awaiting a bail hearing in a He added the post-mortem re - Toronto courtroom on fraud and vealed Mrs. Raghunauth was preg- impersonation charges. Local de- nant and the couple's neighbours tectives refused to say whether the said she was approximately six cases are linked. weeks into her first trimester. Durham Regional Police and Further forensic tests were or - ambulance were called to the cou- dered by the coroner, however, po- ple's residence at 1689 Beaton lice would not Comment on the re- HEMOU77E RAGHUNAUTH Way, near Brock Road and Finch Avenue, at about 2:25 p.m. on May Autopsy revealed 'no 14. See PICKERING page 3 anatomical cause of death'. • • �?vmR E N1 ill bast ...........6 Calmmid ... . ..........6 Spwls ................25 Clasdrad .............26 MUACALL Geowal .. _ .......683-5110 CIUSIRW ........683-0707 ......683-5117 Nalli Befta .....683-3005 S� T� ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .shoustan0durham.net Web sib ....durhamnews.net FAX ............ .683-7363 Woman rushed to hospital after crash A woman was rushed to hos- pital with life-threatening in- juries following a collision at 3:25 p.m. Friday at Westnev and Taunton Roads. Police .said a van carrying two v.v,men and two children was T-boned at the intersection, trapping all four occupants in the vehicle. The Durham Re- gional Police traffic manage- ment unit is investigating and no additional information was available at press time Friday. JASON UF.BREGTS/ News Advertiser photo .. ,`,'oto..+ .. ��.7'T^'.'.f"_sig:+�i..�!'I.n;.aii.+t„S@ it"'{�'A'y_b•':Y.+. '.. 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According to one neigh- bour, Ganeshram Raghu- nauth discovered his wife after returning home with his son and father, who had been visiting the family from Guyana. ..He told me they were driving around and they were only gone for abxut an hour. He said he walked into the bathroom and found her. I saw her when they took her out of the house. She wasn't marked up at all:' said the 37 -year-old woman, who did not want to be, named. Police cruiser tit Raghunauth residence. When she found out Mrs. Raghunauth had died, she dropped off a condolence card at the residence. "I asked if something was wrong with the pregnancy and he said 'No.' He said she banged her head when she fell down... and that the po- lice couldn't give him the cause of death and were doing more tests;' she said. "He wasn't crying or any- Recycle me! ' m m M WIN m M m How long ' has it been? ' � � 1 ' 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE' ' WARRAtNTY APP OVEDD ' OIL CHANGE SPECIAL C AM 099* '4 i. ttlrr t31At.1Q � a -11-- d Al Ff. 11111 ota tlf.1■ts.r. �s. seed , RADIATOR im u1m & FILL 1 " Spec"L ftm OFFER EVIRIE5 1 1� cuooTctxslEootl�altrNntwno�ntl�taR� � fqpqm OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEKI 195 WESTNEY AID. (SOLM d 401), AJAX, L9O R 427-6796 RIM 11• m RIM m thing. I just thought, he's a man, maybe he didn't want to show any emotion." The neighbour said the family moved in about two years ago and "very much kept to themselves. "I would talk to him occa- sionally, but I rarely saw her outside. I'd never seen them fight or anything" She said Mr. Raghunauth planted flowers in front of NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EPMON, June 18, 2000 PAGE 3 P `suspicious', Durham police say the house the week after his Toronto Police confirmed. ough. wife's death and had been I)Ltective Constable Stu-- The fraud is alleged tc moving things from the art Copas said Mr. Raghu- have occurred between Sep - home on Tuesday with nauth worked as a manager temper 1999 and last month friends. in the finance department at the officer said. "They had lots of money. A and A Jewelers in Toronto. As of mid-afternoon Fri - He had just bought a brand He said the charges allege day. Mr. Raghunauth re- new Lexus and special edi- he swindled his employer by mained in custody awaiting a tion Jeep a few months ago... depositing fraudulent hail hearing. He said he was starting a cheques into accounts Police here are asking new job with the govern- opened under a false identity anyone with information menta' at a Royal Bank branch and about Mrs. Raghunauth' Police scaled the rest- the Hepcoe Credit Union on death to call 683-9100, ext. device Tuesday evening. On Ellesmere Road in Scarbor- 2593. Friday the home remained empty, except for members of the Forensic Identification ✓f`��' ��' I fl' - �Jl f l ' ^ �• Unit searching for evidence. BROCK ROAD CHAPEL. 1057 Brock Road PICKERM oust south m X0+1686-5589 Detective Sergeant Shane Wasmund, head of the homi- cide squad, refused to dis- cuss any details surrounding -VAL, Mrs. Raghunauth's death, in -`"t1 eluding any possible cause or connection to her husband's arrest by Toronto Police. Mr. Raghunauth, 29, was Our Family Centre has been carefully designed to ensure comfort for all your special needs. arrested Wednesday by de- Our Family Centre is a place to meet with family and friends after the service. tectives from the 41 Division Catering cm be arranged or you may provide your own. fraud unit and was charged with attempted fraud over $5,OOQ fraud over $5.(XX) Sp`LE Carriers 0 and personation with intent, SpR�A1NSThe Week -DURHAM'S FINEST AUTOMOTIVE DETAEl1G FOR OVER A DECADE•, -=0 1 t 9 Get your LEAMOX. Conditioner ur USS I SRR' Don't Pay Until Jan-2ool ,do 'IIIIII COVER PROGRAMMABLE THERMOSTAT IN HOME ESTIMATE 10 YR. 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Sim ' Ek1. 11a.m. - 6p.m. 900 allygo vhomes.com 1-9051427-5377 µ ; „mom aV.,. <. yX'3' Y 1t4l Y ..'�" u...-�,a4Y..�w T 0 t•• T I Pickering PICKERING from page I councillor up in arms committee meeting Tuesday when Pick- ering politicians approved the develop- ment application in principle. Submitted by G. & A. Hilts, the plan proposes the construction of 16 town- houses, a bed and breakfast and an area for parking and boat storage on the east side of Liverpool Road south of Wharf Street. The property is part of the neigh- bourhood being studied by City staff and a team of consultants under the Liv- erpool Road South Area Detailed Re- view, the first phase of which was also approved by the committee Tuesday. But, Coun. Holland argued the com- mittee should have deferred a decision on the application until the development guidelines for the area have been for- mally approved by council. "The application currently does not meet the guidelines of this report;' he said. "It doesn't make sense to me, that before we officially adopt a report, we are going to give approval in principle (to a development application). "If we take off the veneer of what's been talked about, what we're voting on is 16 townhomes on a critical portion of Liverpool Road that we will not get back ... If we do it wrong we will regret it;' Coun. Holland added. "Clearly this is a mistake. I can only hope next week we stop and think about what we're doing" The Hilts application and the design study will go to council for considera- tion Monday along with another devel- opment proposal from the; Pickering Harbour Company (PHQ which wants to build 44 townhomes on the west side of Liverpool Road south of Wharf Street. The executive committee voted to refer a staff recommendation to ap- prove that application to the June 19 meeting. As for the Hilts application, Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson said he's "confident we have an applica- tion before; us that meets the (design study) ... To suggest we are rushing any- thing is hogwash" Coun. Dickerson noted the applica- tion still has to meet a number of condi- tions hefore; it can go ahe<xl. 114=1 NEMFS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 5 P • -OMEN. VSHEFRIDAIM HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 24 HOUR HOTLINE CALL 427-5551 Year 2000 models • Law monthly payments • 10 roar ports i kdxmr vuarronty available • Factory trained technicians • Best price guarantee • 100'/6 performance guarantee �r Carf•ie3� F I LI lrn �� ,►,r�, Pulii�l el.•.. Authorized Dealer Natural Gas Just the fax: 683-7363 ONA � 'raw* MBERLEA % DENTAL CENTRE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. E.l1E/ACEA4:/ESSEEN/rV1Hr9.S. • ?4Hz9_ E.1/E�9GENCYP.4GE.9 AMBERt.EA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH d HWY 401 • FREE 2nd Opinion Consultation • Chemiclave Sterilization • Mercury Free White Fdlings (jrPO wi ('mirq `J,�n'n. . P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 0 Editori I N E W S AD V E R EDITORIAL Grading p Pickering residents well served Are you being served'' That's the question we hope we've answered in our annual report card on Pickering politicians which appears in today's 'dews Advertiser. It's an arduous task attempting to grade City and regional council mem- bers and the school board trustees who serve Pickering. We must strike a deli- cate balance between objective report- ing which readers expect from a news- paper and offering opinions we believe you need to shape your views about the people who were elected to serve you. The task is made more difficult by the fact our front-line reporters couldn't possibly contact even a fraction of the constituents for input. But, it's an important task, one we don't take lightly. We know precious few Pickering residents have time to at- tend man• meetings of City council. Re- gional council and Durham's public and separate school boards. That's why our reporters are dispatched to those meet- ings — to serve as your watchdog over the public servants and report back to you on their efforts and effectiveness. their actions and inaction. Compiling and publishing the report cards is an even more important initia- tive this year as the Nov. 13 municipal election nears. We urge against using these performance appraisals as the only means of making up your mind on who you'll vote for when you go to the polls. Keep reading the: News Advertiser to see what your politicians are up to. Try to get out to some council meetings. Give their campaign platforms close scrutiny. Our scrutiny of the men and women &OPINIONS T I S E R J U N E elected to run the City, the Region and the school boards leads us to conclude that overall Pickering taxpayers are being well served. We've decided against expanding on the school trustees here and will let the report cards speak for themselves. That's in large part because the Province has all but stripped school boards and trustees of the power they once held. Now in his fourth term as mayor, Wayne Arthurs continues to lead council effectively, if not with an iron fist. Our biggest disappointment with the mayor is his seeming flip-flop from pushing amalgamation with Ajax and then vot- ing against including a merger question on the civic election ballot. We hope it's not a sign of weakness, of throwing in the towel because the results of a refer- endum in the previous election failed to convince the Province to call for a full- scale environmental assessment of the local nuclear plant. Others who serve Pickering on Re- gional Council all rated a grade of B in our report cards. Maurice Brenner is an outspoken watchdog of the nuclear plant, Doug Dickerson shows a keen in- terest in the environment and Rick John- son doesn't let his colleagues ignore the needs of rural residents. Rookie Mark Holland is the best of the local councillors, but only slightly ahead of fellow freshman David Pickles and Dave Ryan, now in his second term. All three are good, solid politicians. But, those are just our opinions. We urge you to make up your own mind be- fore the November election. Then, cast an informed ballot. 1 8_,_2000 LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Mike Harris not best thing since wheel invented To the editor: Once again- News Advertiser Queen's Park columnist Eric Dowd has hit the nail on the head with his article about Premier Mike Harris. It is nice to know that there is someone else besides my- self who doesn't think that Mr. Harris is the best thing that has happened since the invention of the wheel. When it comes to evaluating Riding the snack wagon out of town Call it a career move ... or outright stalking This is the most difficult thing I've I've had the pleasure to work with ever had to write, next to the 'doctor's' some great journalists over the years. note after my most recent 'illness •. Blake Some have moved on to bigger things. And, I've written a thing or two in Purdy Others who remain here are committed my 22 -plus years at the News Adver- to serving to the best of their abilities tiser — Billboard items, community the readers they always put first, yes briefs, feature articles, news stories. News Editor ahead of the trip to the coffee truck. Some were even factual.NW__It's also been my good fortune to In addition, I've penned a few edito- permitting, I pore over stories submit- meet the love of my life and my wife rials, when more capable people have ted by reporters to ensure no coffee has while working here. My partner is liv- been too busy. But none of those edito- - been poured over the t his and his government's perfor- mance, and the detrimental effect most of his policies have had on this province, I don't think he de- serves even a passing grade. In fact, for a man so keen, for exam- i ple. to retest teachers to make sure they know what they are doing, Perhaps he should come up with a method in this 21 st century so the electorate can ensure his govern- ment and ministers are fit and competent to govern and are doing the right thing for the people, not just following their party ideology. Not that I can envision him doing such a thing, unfortunately, and I can't see him or his ministers tak- ing much notice of any public out- cry against their actions, either. The opposition cannot always be relied on, especially when they are too weak to control the excess- es of this government. And, to wait four to five years for the next election to show disapproval is too long a time as the damage has al- ready been done. There is a veryTh good book called 'e March of Folly' which I think the Premier — and in fact all politicians — should read as it documents how heads of govemment persist in pursuing wrong policies and the damaging results of those policies. rials which offended you, of course. s ones. But, add the number of articles I've rng proof that behind every grating man is a woman who's made a terrible, Raymond Sincla;i,, In more recent years, the people in fine written and the stories I've edited and terrible mistake. Pickering charge of this community newspa- the sum total equals a small fraction of She's one of those great journalists per have actually entrusted me in the the great people I've come in contact who've moved on. I'm about to join role of nooz edider. with and worked beside for close to a her at a different publication. Some _ The position requires that I be in the quarter-century at the News Advertiser. might view it as true love, others would The News Advertiser accepts let - office just in time for the snack wagon They're the politicians who serve call it career advancement, many will tors to the editor. All letters should to arrive around 10:30 a.m., that I fin- this area at all levels of government. see it as outright stalking. be typed or neatly hand-written, ish my hot beverage and honey bun be- fore lunch hour — in my case, lunch The vast majority, probably 99.9 per in,politics It's been an honour and a pleasure 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or hours — that I man the desk till the gut cent, are to serve you, not themselves. OK, 99.9 per cent might serving you, the readers of Ajax and Pickering. There'll be some regular two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- truck pulls up again at 2:30 p.m. and be sensationalizing a bit — my forte. readers of my work who'll be sad to cation. The editor reserves the right that I stay awake until the shift ends at And, there are the people who vol- see me go. I'll still visit you, Mom. to edit copy for style, length and 5 5 — 4 if the boss leaves early. Goner- unteer what little spare time they have Others won't miss me a bit. Your wish content. Opinions expressed in let- breaks allow for banking,shopping �Pp g to make this communis a better lace y P has finally come true. Y tees are those of the writer and not for special -occasion gifts and the odd to live. They have my deepest admira- I must go now. The snack wagon necessarily those of the News Ad - vertiser. We regret that due to the bit of cosmetic surgery, which you can tion, in no small part because I'm too has pulled up one last time. I'm hitch- volume of letters, not all will be see has been a complete failure. Time lazy to do what they do. ing a ride out of town. printed. w ['ICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager r Mews (905) 683-5110 Salts (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail shouston(a;durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 21-15 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. e *CVA eek •rr.r NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June '18, 2000 PAGE I AM TRUCK EVENT Chevy Silverado Regular Cab VORTEC POWER 4300 200 HP V6 Engine - 4 -Speed Automatic Transmission with Overdrive and Tow/Haul Mode - 4 -Wheel Disc and 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System - Air Conditioning with Interior Filtration System - Chrome Wheels/Grille/Burnpers - Tilt -Wheel' Steering 1278 SMARTLEASE IZmonth 35 months 1400 FATN[MT, s99c rcend S325 Securer Cepcs,t required. OR $22 448 1. 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Secunq Depose requ,red OR '26.445 IQCLOAO 1`21136M or St" X28 958' Cash Purchase EzcwMEs ratoc�T Or Sale 1 278 OR 22 358 SMARTLEASE Cash Purchase per month/36 months 1ooeLwis � K 88116 $1.880 Down lATUCKT, $810 Freight and $325 Security Deposit required. Chevy S-10 Extended Cab VORTEC POWER 4300 180 HP V6 Engine - 4 -Speed Automatic T ransmi-sion with Overdrive - Sport Suspension - Sportside Body - 4 -Wheel Anti -Lock Braking System - Next Generation Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags - Air Conditioning - AM/FM Stereo with CD Player - Easy Access Third Door - Aluminum Wheels - Deep Tinted Glass Igo ATI -1 AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, ,huts /8, a= Picnic offers. beary much fun The Teddy Bear Picnic is an event everyone in the family can enjoy. The Ajax - P i c k c r i n g Women's Cen- tres annual day of fun is set for Saturday, June 24 at The Esplanade Park. behind the Pickering Central Library. Masters of ceremonies for the event arc Magic @ 94.9 af- ternoon hosts Shawn Turner and Laura Mainclla. Between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m., children can enjoy Happy the Clown and his Fishpond, face painting, bal- loons, story hour and a Teddy Bear Clinic_ Adults can buy crafts from One of a Kind Vendors and take Antique cars roll into Ajax Home Week festivities AJAX — Like just about every- thing clsc, rain has affected the Ajax Home Week. The DuPont Performance Coatings Antique Car Show has been rescheduled to today, Sunday, June 18, from noon to 4 p.m. at the MacKenzie Plaza, at the cor- ner of Bayly Street and MacKenzie Av- enue. The event was rained out on Sunday, June 11. Owners of the first 20 cars more than two decades old will receive a DuPont clock plaque when reg- istering. Draws for clocks will also be held throughout the day. To register a car, call Nick Za- mmit at 428-3873 or see him from 10 am. to noon at the Rendezvous Bakery and Deli in the plaza., part in a silent auction and raf- fle. Pickering Lions Club mcm- hen will be serv- ing up food from the barbecue and local singer Aaron Hughes and his hand will entertain the crowd. The event is sponsored by the News Advertiser, Magic Cob 94.9, Pickering Lions Club, Rogers Television, Hep- coe Credit Union and Absolute Ad- ventures. For more in- formation on the Teddy Bear Pic- nic, call the Ajax - P i c k e r i n g Women's Centre at 426-5522 or 426-1064. WECAN HELP VOU ACHIEVE A FRESH STARI PRAMaskmW and Pwwansiized Sery Rue ConfidlwnDiaf Consuft6w .- Sovered convenient locations. indu osnitrn►► 146 somm $beet N. (11" 726M 1919 Lawance Me. E (416) 75Q (new DVP end 401) t255 er+ Wft Ma (s1q 2tasal 66541778 or >I -877-7"-778 l; �,a � CAN'T STAND THE we're online at www.durhamnews.net ALL A *CUr#%%i X%jAL •HEATING *AIR CONDITIONING •SALES $ SERVICE --� FROM 1 AS LOOP AS $2Q" th -�7 I — r Y tHK: OF SERVIC TO THE 7 ri - co n • to tt* Lupton Farni�: Gafl,, =CM Lwbd,, Rob,, Sandy and Ed. T v An i rsary 1950. 2000 Front Arour friends at S HA WA • WHITBY • CLARINGTON - PORT PERRY NEWS ADVERTISER Deliveriiiavour message to our market since 1970 P PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, JUNE 18, 2000 * Pickering expenses cover the period fmm June 1. 1999 to Ma 31, 2000 and include items such as mileage, conferences, promo- tions and special events and general public re- lations. Durham Region, Central Lake On- tario Conservation Authority (CLOCA) and Toronto and Region Conservation Authorih_ (TRCA) expenses are for 1999. * Attendance is from June 1. 1999 through Mav 31. 2000 at Pickering council aril execu- tive committee meetings. Summaries of the 'most important issues facing the city' were based on submissions fmm the mayor and councillors. * Grades may be interpreted as follows: A = excellent, best among peers: B = good solid performance. good attendance, moves fair share of motions; C = fair onh• average in most categories. doesn't speak up much. no extra effort: D = weak not up to the tack. not involved at meetings, not accessible: F = awful, shouldn't be there. Mayor Wayne Arthurs Last year: B+ This year: B+ gni Now serving his fourth term as mayor after two terms as a local councillor for Ward 3. Attendance: Attended 20 out of 20 execu- tive committee: mtxetings, 20/20 local council, 21/''1 regional council and 18/20 health and sex ia1 services committee meetings. Expenses: For Pickering, the mayors ex- penses are not calculated separately but arc considered part of the City's operating ex- penses. Estimated 1999 expenditures for the mayor's office, which include costs such as staff, equipment, seminars, a car for the mayor and public relations. were $136.299. Region - $89 4.28. Committees: Durham Region Health and Social Services Committee. Durham Region Governance Committee, Veridian Energy Corporation, Greater Toronto Services Board. Greater Toronto Marketing Alliance, ex -offi- cio member of most City committees. Current volunteer and community ac- tivities: Ajax and Pickering United Way, Ajax -Pickering Hospital Foundation. Most important issues facing the city: No tax increase locally or regionally in Pick- ering; construction of western library branch; opening of Puterhaugh Schoolhouse Museum; millennium waterfront project. News Advertiser's comments: Mayor Arthurs continues his low-key leadership style on council. The mayor's efforts this past year have included representing the city's case against an airport in talks with citizens' groups and provincial and federal representatives. He also continues to support the merger of Pick- ering and Ajax and led the call last fall for the Province to appoint a mediator to facilitate the amalgamation. And, although the mayor ar- gued against a resolution to request a full panel review of the Pickering Nuclear Gener- ating Station earlier this year, he believes the City should retain the right to ask the federal environment minister for a more stringent probe of the proposed restart of the Pickering 'A' plant, if that is deemed necessary, after the draft environmental assessment document has been reviewed by the City. -Ward 1 Isocal Councillor Bane Ryan Last year. B This year. B Serving second term. Attendance: Attended committee and 20/20 council meetings. Expenses: $112.65 Committees: Pickering Public Library Board, Pickering Site Plan Committee. Pick- ering Advisory Committee on Race Relations and Equity (chairman), council liaison to Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment. Waterfront Co-ordinating Committer- (co-chairman), Pickering Police Services Liaison Committee. Current volunteer and community ac- tivities: Supported fund-raising activities for the Pickering food bank. Pickering Civitan Club, Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers. Pickering Museum Village and Progressive Muslims of Ontario. Most important issues facing the city: The design and implementation of a new gov- ernance structure will be the most urgent and challenging issue in the year 2001. Others in- clude the demand for a full environmental as- sessment of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station; opposition to York Region's plan to build a water pipe through Pickering; and the impact of provincial downloading on the mu- nicipal tax base. News Advertiser's comments: A strong supporter of the new library and community centre being built in west Pickering. Coun. Ryan has also worked with residents this past year, along with Coun. Maurice Brenner, to develop a local traffic safety program in the Rougemount neighbourhood. He continues to keep a watchful eye on the nuclear plant and supported a call for a full panel review of the Pickering nuclear plant earlier this year. He is also calling on the Atomic Energy Control Board to allow residents more time to review the draft environmental assessment document. On the governance front, Coun. Ryan is a firm believer in phasing out regional government here and creating two or three larger cities in Durham. • 171,..L . Isocal Counciibr Mack Holland mittee (co-chairman), Pickering Public Li- brary Board, Social Development Council of Ajax -Pickering board, Pickering Committee of Adjustment, Pickering Personnel Commit- tee, Pickering Audit Committee. Current volunteer and community ac- tivities: Amnesty International, Take Pride in Pickering program (founder). Most important issues facing the city: Governance is the most obvious and most im- mediate issue. Others include implementing and expanding council's storm water manage- ment plan; fighting for an end to child pover- ty in Durham; continued leadership and vision in the delivery of library services; protection of our rural communities. ensuring a full, fair and detailed environmental assessment of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station; ex- panding recycling and composting services. integrating Greater Toronto Area transit ser- vices. Believes revitalizing the waterfront is one of council's greatest achievements this term. News Advertiser's comments: Coun. Holland remains committed to improving the city's waterfront and working with residents in the South Liverpool Road area to develop a plan to guide development in their neighbour- hood. Other initiatives this past year have in- cluded a resolution to make Pickering a city. He continues to highlight the importance of increasing funding for storm water manage- ment and restoring the Frenchman's Bay wa- tershed. Although unsuccessful, Coun. Hol- land also pushed for a referendum on munici- pal restructuring to be included on this year's civic election ballot and he maintains regional government should be phased out in Durham. Ward 3 Isocal Councillor David Pickles ;Last year: B This year: B Serving fust term. Last year B+ Attendance: Attended 2020 executive and 2020 council meetings. This year B+ Expenses: $6,483.23 Committees: Pickering Public Library Serving fust term. Board, Pickering Community Centres Board, Attendance: Attended 20/20 executive Picketing Museum Management Board, Pick - committee and 20/20 council meetings. ering Museum Village Advisory Committee, Expenses: $3,928.38 Pickering Site Plan Committee, Pickering Per - Committees: Millennium Trail Ad -Hoc sonnel Committee, Pickering Cemetery Major Management Plan Advisory Commit- tee, Rouge Park Neighbourhood Advisory Committee, Ajax -Pickering Interim Amalga- mated Transit Board. Current volunteer and community ac- tivities: Participating in and fund-raising for Big Brothers, Big Sisters, Race Relations Forum, Pickering Museum Village Founda- tion, Pickering Arts Council. Most important issues facing the city: Opposing an airport in north Pickering and protecting the rural and agricultural nature of the area; the revitalization of our waterfront; opposing waste processing facilities near resi- dential neighbourhoods; holding the line on property taxes; monitoring developments at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. News Advertiser's comments: Coun. Pickles brings a low-key, but effective ap- proach to council. He is perhaps one of the quietest members of council but continues to work hard on several issues, including the air- port lands in the north and the protection of environmentally -sensitive lands in the Rouge Park neighbourhood. He has taken the lead in encouraging municipalities across the province to take a stand against child pornog- raphy and is working with constituents to ad- dress the problem of vandalism in local parks. Ward 1 Regional Council Maurice Brenna Last year: B This year. B Now in third term as regional representa- tive, after two terms as Ward 1 local council- lor. Attendance: 19/20 executive committee meetings, 20120 council meetings, 20/21 re- gional council meetings and 1320 health and social services committee meetings. Expenses: Pickering - $5,823.41. Region - $1.298.62. Committees: Pickering Audit Committee (chairman), Pickering Site Plan Advisory Committee. Pickering Transit Committee (chairman), new Ajax -Pickering Transit board of directors, Ajax -Pickering Partnership/Effi- ciencies Committee, Safe Communities of Pickering -Ajax (SCOPA) Crime Prevention sub -committee, Durham Region Children's Advocate, Durham Child Poverty Task Force, Ontario Child Advocates Task Force, Durham Region Health and Social Services Commit- tee, Durham Region Non -Profit Housing Cor- poration (vice-chairman), Durham Region Transit Co-ordinating Committee, Durham Region Homelessness Committee. Current volunteer and community ac- tivities: Associate producer of Pickering's Once in a Millennium Film, adviser to the Durham District School Board's Once in a Millennium Teachers' Guide, involved in var- ious fund-raising initiatives for Pickering Vil- lage Museum and Save the Rouge Valley Sys- tem and various race relations initiatives in- cluding training and presentations for the Durham District School Board and the Picker- ing Historical Society. Most important issum taenia the city: Local control over the development and im- plementation of a new governance model that will provide greater efficiencies/cost savings; continued impact of provincial downloading costs on municipal taxpayers; addressing the growing level of child poverty in Durham and the increasing homelessness here; [teed for in- creased level of youth services; protecting the Oak Ridges Moraine; opposition to the York water pipe; continuation of the environmental assessment process prior to any determination on the restart of the Pickering Nuclear Gener- ating Station's 'A' side; Pickering water- front/storm water management. News Advertiser's comments: A spirited wuunueez ttauunruurt, rrcrcenng rvmeeruae Dara, vumn s Creek watershed "!ask Force, 1920 executive (chairman), Waterfront Co-ordinating Com- Carruthers Creek Watershed Task Force, Glen ..._.-.-. - .arc.-. w.......nw.a.. Fr • .-... .-..t.,A..�'^�"Miif a-a.+i.-:-.::.giY�✓vY.Fia3,l��."• Iwa'.,-aw,rw w- _ .. . ........ See 2000 page .11 T NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, JUNE 18, 2000 PAGE 11 P 2000municipal/Reg*ional Cards 2000 from page 10 councillor who is relentless in his call for a full environmental assessment of the proposed restart of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station's 'A' side. He displays considerable vi- vacity in his role as the Region's Children's Advocate.%He initiated and co-ordinated the City's millennium plane project, which re- cently won the award of excellence for being an `Innovative Promotional Piece' at the 43rd annual Ontario Marketing Awards of Excel- lence. Coun. Brenner also continues to work with local residents to fight York Region's plan to build a water pipe through Pickering. Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson Last year: B This year. B Serving fourth term (non-consecutive) as regional councillor, including a term for which he was appointed. Attendance: 19/20 executive committee, 20120 council, 2121 regional council and 1821 pianning committee meetings. Expenses: Pickering - $5,630.43. Region - $2,673.30, TRCA - $450. Committees: Durham Region Planning Committee (vice-chairman), Toronto and Re- gion Conservation Authority, Rouge Park Al- liance, East Shore Community Centre Build- ing Committee (chairman), Pickering 2000 Millennium Committee (chairman), Pickering Public Library board. Current volunteer and community ac- tivities: Working with members of the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 along with Air Cadets, Army Cadets and West Rouge Canoe Club to find them a new home. Most important issues facing the city: Ensuring the health of the Oak Ridges Moraine; continuing to hold the Atomic Ener- gy Control Board and Ontario Power Genera- tion accountable to residents for a safe and healthy nuclear facility; making our water- front a fun destination place for all residents while ensuring a sustainable ecosystem for fu- ture generations; making our streets more 'pedestrian- and bicycle -friendly; addressing road needs to ensure vehicles can move effi- ciently, quickly and safely throughout the community. News Advertiser's comments: Coun. Dickerson continues to work with local resi- dents toward reducing vandalism in area parks and rowdy behaviour in ravines and green- belts. This past year he took the lead in head- ing the City's millennium committee, which planned New Year's Eve celebrations here and is responsible for the Pickering 2000 logos on local buses and banners throughout the city. fie also steered the Rouge Park Neighbour- hood Study and is working to negotiate the turnover of the balance of the government's hands in the study area to the conservation au- thority. ..Ward 3 Regional COl�ldlla Ride Johnson Last year: B This year: B Now in' his third term as regional council- lor, after one term as local representative. Attendance: 1520 executive committee, 16/20 council, 2121 regional council and 1921 works committee meetings. Expenses: Pickering - $5,567.07. Region - $7,248.16. CLOCA - $216. Committees: Durham Region Public Works Committee (chairman), Durham Re- gion Long Term Waste Strategy Committee (chairman), Central Lake Ontario Conserva- tion Authority (chairman), Veridian Energy Corporation (director), Pickering/Ajax/Whit- by Animal Control (chairman), Ontario Traf- fic Conference Elected Officials (chairman), GTA Regional Public Works Chairs Commit- tee, Durham Region Housing Corporation, Pickering Committee of Adjustment, Durham Region Development Charges Committee (chairman), Durham Region Mobility Steer- ing Committee (chairman). Current volunteer and community ac- tivities: Recently named first honourary Big Brother for the Ajax -Pickering Big Brothers, also involved with the Rouge Valley Health System, the Heart and Stroke Foundation, Ajax -Pickering United Way, Providence Villa, Conservation Ontario, and a sponsor of local sports teams. Most important issues facing the city: Believes clean water is essential. Water effi- ciency programs and state -of -the art water treatment plants like the new Ajax water plant have been one of his highest priorities; ground water preservation and stronger controls on the use of surface water, finding new tech- nologies to create resources from garbage pro- grams like composting; planning future roads in the best way possible to improve the com- mute to work; need for more transit, cycling and pedestrian -friendly communities. News Advertiser's comments: Shows particular interest in waste management and road issues at both Pickering and Durham councils. Also knows his rural constituency well and continues to be involved in matters affecting the rural areas of Pickering, such as the impact of Hwy. 407 on the communities of Whitevale, Greenwood and Brougham. He staunchly defends the continuation of Durham's regional government, doesn't grandstand at meetings and generally tells it like it is. Durham Region Chairman Roger Anderson Last year: B This year: B Serving first term as Region Chairman. Was a local and regional councillor in Ajax between 1985 and 1997. Attendance: 2021 regional council meet- ings, 2/20 health and social services, 1121 works, 17/26 finance and 10/21 planning committee meetings. Expenses: $3,763.52 (auto), $27,048.17 (conferences, conventions and meetings). Committees: All regional committees — finance, works, health and social services and planning, the Central Lake Ontario Conserva- tion Authority, Durham Region Non -Profit Housing Corporation, Greater Toronto Ser- vices Board and GO Transit board. Current vohutteer and community ac- tivities: Member of the Ajax Kinsmen Club, the Children's Aid Society board, first vice- president of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario, Rouge Valley Hospital Foundation board, Junior Achievement board. Most important issues facing the region: Continued expansion of Hwy. 407; maintain control over our Official Plans; municipal re- structuring; sustainable source of funding for infrastructure and transportation; continue to show Province that the Region works effec- tively and efficiently in the interest of taxpay- ers. News Advertiser's comments: An out- spoken advocate for the need to improve Durham's infrastructure, he lobbied the feder- al government tirelessly this year in an at- tempt to bring Hwy. 407 to the region. He is also an ardent believer in the continuation of the region's two-tier system of governance and the need to develop a made -in -Durham solution regarding municipal restructuring. Has focused his energies recently on working with Durham's member municipalities in an attempt to reach a consensus on insurance pooling and the administration of the Provin- cial Offences Act. Durham District School Board * Attendance is from August 1999 through Muv 2000. There were nine standing com- mittee and 15 board meetings. * Conference expenses are from .September 1999 to Mav 2000. Paul Crawford Pickering trustee Last year: C - This year: C - Attendance: Attended 9/9 standing com- mittee and 13/15 board meetings. Expenses: None. Committees: In his third year as a trustee. Sits on the suspension appeals com- m i ttee. Volunteer and community activities: Director -at -large of Pickering East Shore Community Association; involved in com- munity activities related to Liverpool Road and waterfront development; umpire and referee in minor sports. Most important issues facing educa- tion: "I agree with most of the changes the (provincial) government has initiated and feel for the most pan this board has re- sponded very well mainly because present and past executive and staff have been effi- cient. I don't mind questioning either the government, or challenging our staff, when I think they can do better. I believe that the main purpose of a trustee is fo challenge. Representing the needs of our constituents is paramount and we could do that better by in- volving them more. I will be pressing for mandatory public input. I support returning extracurricular activities to our schools, as well as high standards and testing" News Advertiser's continents: Some- times drags out discussions, taking the board through labyrinthine procedural issues. But he was probably right about Ajax High School in that trustees never officially said culinary arts won't have a home there. Em- phasis on youth smoking was a waste of time; not at all a board priority. Ruth An Schedlich Pickering trustee Last year. A This year. A Attendance: Attended 9/9 standing com- mittee and 15/15 board meetings. Expenses: $534.05 Committees: A trustee for 11 years. Member of the Supervised Alternative Learning for Excused Pupils (SALEP) com- mittee. Volunteer and community activities: On board of directors of the Social Develop- ment Council of Ajax -Pickering and the On- tario Public School Boards' Association. Most important issues facing educa- tion: "Special -education funding shortfalls. We have always placed an emphasis on the delivery of special education. Again, this year, we had to make additional cuts to this program. We need to return to a full (ex- tracurricular activities) program at every secondary school. Need to address staff morale and work at improving employee re- lations, particularly with our secondary teachers. The funding formula needs to be adjusted for both school boards in Durham — 66 out of 72 boards is not acceptable. Our per -pupil expenditure needs to be increased by the Province" News Advertiser's comments: A solid trustee who often provides a "reality check" to her peers, particularly the newest trustees, on issues of which she has a good under- standing. Provides good representation for Pickering residents and Durham Region ratepayers in general. Durham Catholic District School Board * Attendance is from June 1999 through Mav 20WO: 24 meetings were held. * Committee membership is from December 1999 to November 2000. * Expenses. which include mileage, confer- ence and seminar costs, are from January 1999 through December /999: this year's weren't available. Jim McCafferty Pickering trustee Last year: B+ This year: B+ Attendance: 24/24 board meetings. Expenses: $1.518.65 Committees: A trustee for nine years. Member of the: suspension appeal and Spe- cial Education Advisory (SEAC) commit- tees. Chairman of the board's negotiating team on the Association of Professional Stu- dent Services Personnel. Volunteer and community activities: Eucharistic minister at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church for 19 years and on the Knights of Columbus at the church for six years. Twenty-year involvement in Views for the Visually Impaired. Most important issues facing educa- tion: In Pickering, priorities are to "estab- lish a new Catholic secondary school in Pickering to alleviate the severe overcrowd-. ing at St. Mary, therefore making it possible for students to attend school in Pickering if they wish; overcrowding in our schools and the increased reliance on portables as a per- manent solution; restoration of full extracur- ricular activities; inadequacies in special ed- ucation classification system and in curricu- lum changes in elementary and secondary panels; re-establish open dialogue with the community and listen to their concerns; im- pact of the 2003 combined graduation on students, colleges and workforce." News Advertiser's comments: One of the most active participants at board meet- ings. Consistently and vocally pressing for a new high school in Pickering. Criticized the board for dragging its feet on joint busing with the public board, and upset that a 2001 start date for the initiative, agreed upon by both boards, was not made known to trustees quickly enough. See _'001) page 12 w ................... •...... ,.r .err. --. .... . •.: �.a. .Tar—.n,.-- _---.r„-...-•��►�--.-.-- �------.^-T .�.. T ' P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, JUNE 18, 2000 2000mun*ic*ipa1/Reg*iona1 Report ar s 2M) from page 11 Fran Pereira Pickering trustee Last year: A This year: A Attendance: 24/24 board meetings. Expenses: $4.0.55.26 Committees: Sixth year as a trustee. Chairman of the board. Member of the fol- lowing committees: trans- portation appeal; upper management and superviso- ry officers' negotiations; archdiocesan/board liaison; principals/vice-principals li- aison; teacher/trustee liai- son: joint services commit- tee (with public school boara). Trustee representa- tive on the Durham Region- al Catholic School Council. At the provincial level, di- rector of the Ontario Catholic School Trustees' Association and the Educa- tion Nctwork elf Ontario. Volunteer and commu- nity activities: A Eucharis- tic minister and parishioner at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, member of the Catholic Women's League, the Children's Liturgy Team, Youth Ministry Core Team and the Parish Rosary Cenacle. Volunteers at her children's schools (St. Mar- guerite Bourgeoys Catholic School and St. Mary Catholic Secondary School). Most important issues facing education: "There are man) issues facing edu- cation in general and Catholic education in partic- ular, however, by working together co-operatively I be- lie�c Nxe can make positive changes that will enhance the education experience of our children. With this in mind, in the coming months I will continue to work on improving communications among all our stake holders. 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Heather brings compassion and sensitivity in supporting her clients through the most challenging journeys of their life. 11'W" hill h*1 15*511*511111 - .._w�+�yya+wcr�e. �._ — Vis;•..- ,. �-,---r- — - _ . �,".,�- - • • 41 • A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 er Solti"ce By Fran Brunke One day in December and one day in June, the Earth's axis is tilted most directly toward (and away from) the sun. On June 21, with the North Pole pointed sunward, people in the Northern Hemisphere experience the longest day and shortest night of the 'ear. The Summer Solstice on June 21st has long been a cel- ebration of Light. Canadians particularly are lovers of the light, since we are deprived of it for so long during the winter. In a w•av, it's the return to Light that we celebrate when we rush to the garden centres in great crowds at the end of May. We are happy to be in the light, to feel the sun on our skin and to re -connect with the earth by working the soil and planting. The summer solstice is another such social pattern which connects us to the Earth - it's just a more ancient pat- tern. The solstice is not only about a return to sunlight (external) but is also about a return to the light of aware- ness (internal). The Summer Solstice celebrations at Greenwood Holistic health care centre are designed to ful- fill both functions. North American culture places high value upon speed. We're doing things quickly, that it is easy to lose touch with ourselves and live life on autopilot. Our Solstice program includes a look at how to access the inner you again. There will be a Tai Chi demonstration by Dr. John Ver•aeke, as well as a Yoga demonstration by Bille von Roeder and Fran Brunke. Additionally, the topic of "Self -Esteem: The Foundation of Success at Any Age" will be addresses by Kaitlin Ann. To help you re -connect with your body, the practi- tioners of Greenwood will be offering mini -treatments in massage, reflexology, shiatsu, and crystal therapy. During our planned herb walk, the many varieties of useful, medicinal plants that grow abundantly, but often unnoticed or despised, will be pointed out. Led by char- tered herbalist, Lisa parker, gardeners and non -gardener alike will be astonished to discover the natural bounty that Mother Earth produces right in our own back yards. They A regular pap test can save your life It is estimated that 610 women in ontario will develop cervical cancer in the year 2100, while some 170 women will die from the disease, according to Cancer Care Ontario statistics. These figures are high especially since cancer of the cervix can be pre- vented with one of the best pre -cancer warning systems available - the PAP test. Today, Cancer care Ontario launched a new initiative known as the Ontario Cervical Screening program "According to the cervical screen- ing guidelines, women should initially have a PAP test done once a year for three years and then, if normal, at least every two years until age 70," says Lynn Cuthbert, Public Health Nurse with Durham Region Heath Department. "As a general rule, women of all ages who are, or have ever been sexually active, should be screened with the PAP test. This process is a shared responsibility between health care providers and women through dis- cussions on the importance of the PAP test, including what happens if the results are not normal For rrx,)re information on this initia- tive in Durham region, call the Durham health Connection Line at (905) 723- 8521 or 1 800 841-2729, ext. 2158. elebrat1*0 can also investigate the herb garden, and perhaps sign up for one of the herbal lore courses offered at Greenwood this summer and fall. As the sun's light gets lower in the sky, the evening program begins with a Solstice ceremony, followed by a bonfire and shared storytelling, music, and song to cele- brate the summer's light and the light of conscious aware- ness. Join us to welcome summer on Sunday, June 25 from 2 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Greenwood Holistic Health Care LASER HAIR REMOVAL FREE CONSULTATION Book now for our 30°10 off introductory rate Women ... Face underarms, Legs, Bikini Men ... Backs, Etc. Lightsheer Laser the only F.D.A. approved laser for permanent hair removal Treats all skin types Other Procedures: - Liposuction - Tummy Tucks - Collagen Injection - Boiox - Facial Implants - Facial Peels &. Clinical Skin Care - Laser Resurfacing - Breast Augmentation And More... For an appointment caU 721-3560 PLASTIC SURGEON/OSHAWA CLINIC DR. M. KARA MD. FRCSC 117 Hing Street, Oshawa L 1 B 1 H9 Eye Believe In Miracles It's official. Thousands of people have eliminated their need to wearf. eyeglasses or contact lenses with LaserVision correction. But, rest assured, these "miracles" are not random. Selecting the right Laser Eye Surgeon is a critical step. Life without glasses or contacts? Call MacLeod Eye Clinic, to find out if you qualify for Laservsion correction d HERZIG an to register for our free seminar. EYE INSTIUTE John N. MacLeod, MD, FRCSC 117 King St East Oshawa, ON, Canada L1H 1119 td: (905) 721-1211 www.machm"ye.com .e-mail: tnacleodl@i ikW.com tal free: 1-877-72 1 -EYES Centre, 2374 Concession 6, Greenwood, (just south of Hwy 7 and Westney Road), Tel. (905) 619-1405. Website www.greenwoodholistic.com 0 r enwood Holistic Health ['are Centre 819-1405 wvvw.greenwoodholistic.com OPEN HOUSE & UMMER SOLSTICE CELEBRATION dune 25 - 2 p.m. -7 p.m. CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION A peaceful counts- retreat Highway 7 and Westney iw� 110 min. from downtown Pickering) VYSA The biggest risk is not ha�vin it. 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IE 77 ) T 1-1J1A ,I / 0,4 ,- 9-'h7 f • NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 15 A/P 4 ealthy gardeners take care of their backs Compliments of the Durham Chiropractic Society. As the weather turns warmer, millions of Ontario residents start thinking about gardening. Outcome the weekend garden warriors to revive their neglected flowerbeds, lawns and vegetable gardens. In Canada, garden- ing is an estimated 3.5 billion dollar business. As you are struggling to pull out the thistles with r(x)ts that seem to go to China or hauling 25 -pound bags of topsoil to the birthplace of your famous roses, a neuromuscular skeletal injury is probably the last thing on your mind. Chiropractic Can Help Digging, lifting, shifting, and planting can cause significant strain to the muscles and back. Gardening requires motions you haven't used since raking the yard last fall. According to Dr. Stan Gorchynski, President of the Ontario Chiropractic Association (OCA) "Eight out of every ten Canadians can expect to suffer from back pain at some time during their lives." Spinal Tune-up "During the spring gardening season, however, we generally see an increase in the number of visits to chi- ropractors due to muscle strains, sore joints, and back pain. The warmer weather really inspires people to get out in the yard, but for many people a winter of inactivity makes them prone to back and muscle injuries," adds Gorchynski . Chiropractors recom- mend a Spinal Tune -Up to ensure that your body is in shape and ready for all of those warm weather activities. Injury prevention The following tips can reduce your chance of an injury while tending to your garden: 1. Warm-up your muscles before working in the garden. Limber up with stretching exercises, or take a short 10-15 minute walk around the block. 2. Avoid prolonged bending, pushing and pulling while raking and hoeing, which can strain shoulders or the lower back. Pause after three to five minutes and stretch. 3. Use long -handled tools to avoid forward and sideways bending that can aggravate the neck or lower back. 4. Switch hands frequently while raking or hoeing, to avoid strain and muscle spasm on one side of the body. S. When using a hedge trimmer, keep your back straight and arms close to the body. Use short strokes toavoid upper arm and neck strain. Pause after three to five minutes. Lift properly - Bend more with your knees and less at your waist. - Avoid lifting heavy objects above your waist. - Always face the object you are going to lift, with 'nose between toes'. - Make sure the load is balanced before you try to lift it. - As you lift, draw the heavy object close to your body. - Lift cautiously and slowly and avoid quick movements. - If you are moving many objects, stop frequently to change your position and/or grip. Remember that healthy posture coupled with smart body movement can help you avoid injury. Physical Problems need Physical Solutions While many people seek relief through medication, the use of med- ication often provides only temporary relief. Chiropractic care enhances your body's ability to heal itself. It is a physical solution to a physical prob- lem. Get a chiropractic examination to see if a problem with your spine is primary cause of the pain and discom- fort you feel. IF . 'TIME • QUALI'T'Y • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU wE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE 'OF ALL AGES 241 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DR JOSEPH A. MISTON, DENTIST 3r_c The Natural Way to Health Care Chiropractors believe in whole body wellness. To your chiropractor, wellness is a state of health where your body is free of interruption or interfer- ence to any part of your nervous sys- tem, enabling you full expression and enjoyment of life. Your chiropractor will check for spinal or other joint -relat- ed problems that may interfere with your nervous system and through hands-on healing will work with you to eliminate them. After chiropractic care your body will be better able to heal itself. This, in turn aids your body in maintaining optimum health and con- tributes to your overall wellness. Facts on Chiropractic Chiropractic adjustments are amongst the safest of all health interven- tions. Every year in Canada, chiroprac- tors perform an estimated 30 million treatments. A chiropractor is a doctor with at least 7 years of university level education, who is specifical- ly trained in hands-on heal- ing. Chiropractors use gen- tle adjustments of your spine to make you feel great. See your friendly neighbourh(x)d chiropractor for your spinal checkup. We are here to help. Visit www.chiroprac- tic.on.ca for more informa- tion. Chiropractic can make all the difference in your world! Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has provided relief for many people just like you. Many health problems have their source in spinal misalignments. Call for a spinal screening. DR- DR_ MARYANN FRANKO Hr,Kk Rd. la Hwv Rouge Valley v Health System Ajax and Pickering Health Centre Centenary Health Centre Affiliated with The Toronto Hospital and The Hospital for Sick Children Join us for Rouge Valley Health System's 2nd Annual General Meeting and Special Meeting Tuesday, June 27, 2000 I f a.m. - 12 noon Centenary Health Centre site Dr. Bruce Johnston Conference Room - 3rd Floor - 2867 Ellesmom Road (Neilson & Ellesmere) Join us for the 2nd Annual General Meeting of Rouge Valley Health System and the Centenary Health Centre Foundation and Special Meeting. The Board of the Rouge Valley Health System and the Centenary Health Centre Foundation will deliver their reports to the Hospital Association Members. Amendments to the By -Laws regarding Board Committees and medical staff courtesy privileges will be presented and are available for review at the Hospital's Administrative Offices. FREE PARKING A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 Let's Ask Doctor! Dear Readers: From our last article; two weeks ago, we now know how to buy a pair of shoes. But which specific shoe is best suited to our particular biome- chanics and foot function. With everyday activities, the average person walks approximately 1(X),000 kilometres in their lifetime, or about four times around the world. The foot must shock absorb on impact, adjust to contours in the ground or changes in surfacer firmness, and pro- pel you forward and back, up and down or sideways. The importance of a shoe type and proper fit cannot be over -emphasized for everyday activi- ties, but it certainly takes on greater importance with athletics. The simplicity of the sport of running, an activity that can be done anywhere, anytime, at any pace, by anybody, seems to be lost when look- ing at a wall of shoes with over 11) different models. We are all thankful for the quality, technology and choice that manufacturer's have put into their shoes but we need help in mak- ing a choice that will meet our needs. Almost all of us land slightly to the outside of the heel of our shoes, as evidenced by the wear pattern. The foot then rolls inward slightly as your body's weight is transferred to the forefoot and you begin to toe -off. As this happens, your arch will flatten and slightly elongate to better shock - absorb. This motion is called prona- WANT 1Z SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOU FRET?E Consultations • Complete & Partial Dentures UT • Removable Dentures on Implants Same day relines & repairs PS.T Evening & Saturday appts. PICKERING DENTURE CUNIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING SORE FEEV. • Callus • Corns • Warts • Ulcers • Diabetic Foot Care • General Foot Pain • Difficult Nails • Sports Medicine • Children's Appointments a Ilmd M DZIL • Full Veteran's CHFAMM Coverage • Custom Foot Orthotics IS Westney Rd. N., #613 (Westney Heights Plaza) 00 426-3338 or (4161 410.3338 tion. While some degree of prona- tion is normal for most of us, those who over -pronate do so because they have weaker arches, are flat footed or have a greater degree of flexibility. The over -pronated foot will continue to roll inward as the arch collapses, leading to possible knee pain, shin splints or plantar fasciitis. Under-pronators(supinators) have high -arched rigid feet. These feet are poorer shock absorbers and these people spend a greater amount of time within the gait cycle walking on the outside of their feet. One way to determine which group you belong to, is to look at the wear pattern of your shoes_ But don't just look at the heel, as most of us will show a beveling of the heel to the out- side. Look at the forefront of the shoe. Overpronators will have greater wear along the big toe side of the shoe, while normal gait will leave the shoe wom out more in the middle of the forefoot. If your shoes have not worn out in any discernible way, another method to determine which group you belong to is to dampen the bot- Your Health Befo�e Pre g na.1 fro nc Y on"Ft e a misfit... tom of one foot. Step on a piece of paper or cardboard and observe the imprint left as compared to the arch height of the non-weight bearing foot. Shoes can be categorized into three groups; cushion, stability and motion control. Which shoe type you need will depend on your gait, whether you pronate or supinate, and on symptoms. Generally in my office if you pronate or even slightly over -pronate, but do not experience any pain, a shoe of stability would be suggested. These offer some cushioning to shock absorb and some support for the arch. There are a wide variety of shoes in this category. Cher -pronators are best treated with a motion -controlling shoe. These offer a greater amount of support with a controlled heel counter and a straight last will try to direct the foot in a more neutral toe -off. A shoe with excessive cushioning is not advised. Under -pronators require a more cushioned shoe with a curved last. These shoes will help to shock absorb to compensate for the high arched rigid foot of a supinator. PLANNING FOR A HEALTHY BABY IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM What would the year 2000 be without changes? It's the time of new attitudes and new beginnings. If your plans for the future include getting pregnant, this is a great time to get your "health" in shape for the complex job ahead. A healthy body before pregnancy will provide your future child with everything it needs in those days and weeks before you even know you are pregnant. A good place to start is with your eating habits. If you begin eating healthy food now, when you become pregnant your baby will have all the nutrients it needs to grow healthy tissues and bones. Folic acid, one of the B vitamins is an important nutrient for 'mould -be" moms. Folic acid will help the baby's brain and spinal cord form properly from day one. You should be sure to get 0.6 mg daily starting at least one month before pregnancy and continuing through the first ten to twelve weeks of pregnancy. Its hard to get enough folic acid from food alone. You can get about one third of the amount you require daily by eating dark, green. leafy vegetables, com or cantaloupe. Your physician may suggest you take vitamins rich in folic acid but don't overdue it. Too much can cause health problems for some people. Another important step is to get off the couch and get active. Even a little regular exercise will strengthen your heart, body and bones and it means there's a better chance that your baby won't be under -weight at birth. Being under -weight or over- weight can have a serious impact on the health of the baby. If you're a smoker, hopnafully you will quit the habit but whedwer you do or don't, make your hone smoke free. A smoke free home means your baby will have fewer breathing problems and ear infections. It also reduces the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (crib death). Here's something to think about before you have a drink of alcohol. As a baby is developing, alcohol can cause birth defects by affecting the growth and formation of its' brain and body. Alcohol during pregnancy can also cause behavioural problems which show up during childhood and adolescence. Irs best to play it safe and avoid alcohol all together if you are thinking about becoming pregnant. Just knowing that you can make a difference in your future baby's health will encourage you to keep the promises you make in the new millennium. ..lune is "Health Before Pregnancy" month. For more information, contact the Durham Health Connection Line at (905) 723-8521 or 1-800-841-2729, extension 2158. Be sure to ask for a copy of the "Health Before Pregnancy' booklet. Lastly, if you have already seen a podiatrist and have been treated with a pair of ORTHOTICS to control over -pronation a shoe of stability may be adequate. The combination of a rigid orthotic and a motion controlling shoe may over correct your problem. Make sure your sales- person is knowledgeable, tell him your run- ning history and future running goals and even bring in an old pair of shoes. And most important is to spend an adequate amount of time in the store trying on several pairs of shoes until you know you have the best possible fit in oes the shoe best suited for your needs. If you have a specific question you would like answered or a topic you 710011191 like addressed, please send it to the News Advertiser c% ASK THE PODIATRIST. Dr. Ronald Klein can be reached at (905) 831-3338. Good Health v1111Starts with Good Nutrition! Deborah MacKinnon BA,R.N.C.p. New Clients Welcome Call for a FREE Consultatior 0 ' Healthy Directions at the "4W _Chiropractic Wellness Cent 1420 Bayly St., Unit S MckerinR (905) 839-472" Dr. Kevin Tyber and AucjciAe. O_PTO_METRISTS • Dispensing of Contact Lenses and Glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services • Laser surgery caManagement 15 Harwood S. 00~ Hwwy 4xHwy , 2) 427-4144- 0 North Ajax Dental is proud to announce the arrival of our new associates Dr Ntifisa Abusad and Dr Lori Labts Now patients and emergencies welcome evening and Saturday appointments available Please Call to book a free consultation for in house tooth whiteninsat - Call us at- 427-9160 .� J �.rs.�.yqM•v-T-�+•�.u�a.YLD.:.�.v,...�.¢s_ .......:.. - - --�.:•,..q,;x........>^.,�,..a,..:..�.,»:r,.c.�,; ... .wa. �:-, .' - I NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 17 A/P Find all of your sun care favourites... and discover what's new at Sears NEW FROM ELIZABETN ARDEN ,,Daiy Bmnzer Self -Tanning Boost - for the Face. 50 mL $25 Quick Spray Oil -Free Self -Tanner For the Body. 125 mL $32 NEW FROM ESTEE LAUDER Go Bronze Tinted Go Bronze Tinted Self -Tanner For Face. 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Self -Tanner For Body. 50 mL 150 mL 125 . 3250 at AM BRONZE MAGIC BODY NEW FROM BIOTNERM Express Self -Tanning After -Sun Spray. 150 mL Lotion. 400 mL $22 $26 NEW FROM CLINIQUE New lightweight formula helps protect the face from UV rays. Super City Block SPF 25. 40 mL 1 851 -.:mss'-r•-� P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDI I N, June 18, 2000 Police 0, sur make arrests in 11 1 all �. I•o g • sweep City bar among 24 raided across GTA A Pickering bar was one of 24 businesses raided in a GTA -wide po- lice crackdown on video gam- bling machines. The OPP's Illegal Gaming Enforcement Unit along with officers from York Durham New►asd ImprorW Canadian Tire Hider choices, R etter service means Wr VV Vim- a AAI U R F A T I 71 1 T 1 71 1 71 7t 1 41417)!141 Moving to a new store more than double the size of its previous location means Canadian Tire can offer its customers a wider range of products, improved services and a more comfortable shopping experience overall. 'To stay competitive, we must have bigger and brighter stores, more product selection, wider aisles and the newest technology," Bill Graham, Dealer of Canadian Tire on Pickering Parkway, says of the company's philosophy. N i a g a r a The store is considered the 'next H a m i l t o n- generation' Of We n t w o r t h, Canadian Tire stores, Halton and / meaning it will be the Toronto police model for new stores yet to forces executed be built. It IS home t0 n u m e r o u s 53,000 square feet Of retall search warrants shopping, 11,000 square feet of automobile in recent days services, and a 20,000 square foot garden at businesses. Centre. including the Consider ,&fie size of the s Mix It Up Bar garden centre in the ' ` and Grill at previous location - 40 feet 1735 Bayly St. by 60 feet - and you'll In total, po- lice seized 48 understand how the new gambling ma- store Can offer improved chines valued at selection in all $96.000 as well departments. including sports and leisure, as $110,000 hardware, housewares and automotive. cash and a 9- "We are going to be everytldng to every mm handgun. customer." believes I& Graham. pointing to Forty people more upscale products and be names. " have been We were too small to be able to serve charged with Pickering and the surrounding conrn n ty." various gam- -$ The new Store features i n g- r e l a t e d Such additions as criminal of- scanners -_ -_ --gll0uttale fences as a re- store so customers can suit of the po- look up pin on any lice investiga- pr,odlillet, new tedy tion. « A provincial In ndxing paint. as well as a batik Illaddlle that police state- mens said the allows Cust011m to pay off their Canacom probe began TireOr to Illake �1 advances on after com- that aCCOuAt- • plaints were re- The aYtOnlOtive department his ZO bays. ceived about a offers a pil op me . and featwu a distributor plac- more comfortable lounge for customers ing the illegal waiting for their veldde to be serviced. gambling ma- Mealwldle. tft foully-Calqmlian owned chines in estab- conWwy which proudly boasts more than I i s h m e n t s 430 stores &Cross aw Country. will Co d1llwe across Greater to build upon Its r n ni- UP alt t0 the Toronto. qty ..People W Graham points to the ' would play the machines and FOu nldaaOn for Fa111i11eS. a c c u m u l a t e which abrins to help falld enough credits In Ofth. such as those .- to exchange for whose h011les have been cash from the ravaged by Are of flood• keeper of the Locally. Canadian Tim establishment;' sponsors tile breakfast chub at Glengrove the Thursday Public Sehooi and Is anxious to expand that v news release al- program. leged. "ICs important to give bade to the Community." believes Mr. Graham. 4"RUIF tinr IIULAIIIN D OUR LOYEES or earning inadian Tire stinction of the to Work for in Can, iwork of our talentec gat is the strength ar of Canadian Tire. Heir dedication and fitment that puts ustomers first. anadmian 1 nIAVcn1\I191 R -IMP -rine F J' v^r_ DIRECT D9 686-2808 SRF ! HWY_ rtfll o0 • _ ...,,..ud�:s• a .�v.� �-...,-_"'�� l�;LL,� KINGSTON RD O PICKERING PKWw-0 W Wo ! HWY_ rtfll o0 • _ ...,,..ud�:s• a .�v.� �-...,-_"'�� l�;LL,� ,y NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 19 P . Durham listsCatholicschool boar d resewfunde figures Officials expect to have more than i28 million by August, 2001 At the request of Oshawa The figures do not include in- ly $36 million at the end of Au- ture reserve fund, $4.38 million; $4.437 million; workers' compen- Trustee Fred Jones, Durham terest earned by the funds in both . gust, 1999. sick leave and retirement gratuity sation fund, $558,114; reserve for Catholic District School Board this and the coming school year. The reserves balances for the plan reserve fund, $11.726 mil- working funds, $2.281 million. staff Monday night outlined how By the end of August next year, the end of August, 2001 are expected lion; special education reserve The board expects to use just much money the board has in re- board expects to have $28.274 mil- to be: debt retirement reserve fund, fund, $599,586; pupil accommo- over $4 million in reserve funds in serves. lion in reserves, down from rough- $4.291 million; capital expendi- dation allocation reserve fund, the coming school year. 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POTATO • COIFSLAW� HACAIIO,N �L10 SAT,ADS CI EA. .49 3 LB. PAIL EA 2.99 lag. �hmol A�RAWBEEIES EXTRA FULL QUARTS WEATHFN 3 QUART LIMIT s PEF2M ITT I2V4 -- -- QUART I49 PRODUC T OF U.S.A. • WASHING TON FANCY GRADE ANJQU PEARS H L YOUR OWN BAG 1 52 ka L B 2 L BOTTLES 5 BO'I•I'I.E o4 9 LUKIT FF RNBHOOKSPRINGS 2.39 GPRING �VVATER 1 I L JUG NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 21 A/P 4.39 kg MEDIUM SIZE AIANCxOS SELECT YOUR OWN A (.39 EA.) PROOUC i OF iALY • ZIPPER SKINNED PROE)11C T Of CHL F TANGERINES , �,� LB .69 �KYWIYoFRUIT RAG ww, P�`'/ I.AJb Vr m T jw mL IINJ CO• f eko,,RC COLN 4199 MOI y, 5 SM1E T7 KEl l0(�GS CF REAL ML BEER 4 99 PRETZELS 199 RAISIlv BRAN 5 9� 12.155 ml f INS 908 a BAG JUMBO 1450 a BOX BATHROO_ MTISSUE 2 -PLY • 16 -ROLL OR S DOUBLE -ROLL PKG. j IAAJE SIA e PAPER a TOWELS REG 8 ROLL PKG 2.99 PKc. • 91c MAJF $ IA MADE 5 fA T� NAmNs 2 29 FACIAL TISSUE .s BOX OF 150s' 1006 EA Mm uFLL>V{Ri •,'>uP� LH-Hll1. 5�o-sa.iBDQ DIMNIMS 2m r Bm h ,Hq?gERS 3" c psis.lmwmo�F_A. KETCHUP •y CRACK RS 1 200 8 -,00 t DOZ 1A • • BABY DUX • YUM n M • 8== MTZ Lik PICKLES LARGE 1-5 L >I'1!• aw FA .... ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROA CLASSIC XTRA LAUNDRY DETERGENT 10-2 kA BOX V I�0 uE TRA xTRA-LIOlAO .A DETERGENT 959LJUG 4.99 1 .� ip, P4 MOt IVECATCH Ali DISH LI20 gUID 1.9PKG 9 WMGE BAGS 1.49 JUNE 18 SELECT' YOUR OWN GARLIC2.18 kg 1.5?p a.691 T.B. LETTUCE oww ES 2.18Im LJEA F 0 R I • GREEN • SUNTAN • CUBANELLE • HOT BANANA PEPPEYLS I• ILL YOUR n n OWN BAG MIX 2.18kc OR MATCH_ RED,� 1,OELAFID WDE •a, a.ST 1.99_ .n.oPEPPERS , LB I GRED EMPEROR LARGE ORIGINAL BUNCHES 1.52 kc L.B.6E • SROM EEDLE '&CUMBERS LARGE SIZE SE L E C I YOUR OWN tA�� CINES *PEACHES MEDIUM SITE -• MIX OR MATCH 1B. MIS LJEL AVG. WATERMELONS SF ECT YOUR OWN F.A. • ascaEraveiFra • LAKE 10 LB. FAM" S= BAG TOES - iz; : - 7. 99 JILOHANC.ES "" BAG �„� 2• SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 2000. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PEPSI 7 UP • CRUSH C199OfWS BANFFAW ANAS 12" 2 L BOTTLE oAG�R SME «MW i & COSWS PAPER • MW FOAM CUPS 1349 cAw �� `1 /� MANGOS IAV S 4 E M TOMAT S 14;99 1 q oz. TW TINI-,6cmx 8 oz. OF MW SIZE 168 /< EXTRA LARCf S� CASE ►8 OF IIPAPER- WRAP 1649 �� 999 La AIA599 LA VIIHTE 7wma TIN GRAPES5 Box ftilmooms 4LTIN 100m•30cmxmom CIE AS 2 PLY, i _ .- MOOM TISSUE 1499 19 GPRO1399 ... 6 :.-Y �i•0�'+^.>Fui.. .r+•►rf` sr•www.. �•ar.r.. ..... .,C T�*v��1�A,r'. �. il',e• .ti: a.•�n..-_. .u.a.w.>e+�rmro� ....+..�i�.ad�i�a+rw - . -•-e+ .+r. 0 P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 Durham farmers lament soggy spring weather BY LESLEY Mc•MASTER Staff Writer Sometimes you can get too much of a good thing. Just ask Durham's farmers, who are struggling to stay on schedule despite this spring's heavy rainfall. "It's a provincial problem. I was just reading the crop report in 'Ontario Farmer' this week- end:' says Durham Federation of Agriculture president Dave Barry. "One thing is we certain- ly haven't had to irrigate : Generally, crops need one inch of rain each week to sur- vive and grow, points out Mr. Barry. Some areas of Durham have been hit with as much as 14 inches of moisture in the last month, he says. And when the ground gets saturated, it becomes unwork- able. As a result, things slow down, down on the farm, he says. "It's had an effect big time. Soya beans should have been in by now and hay hasn't been able to be cut because it's too wet:' Mr. Barry says. "When hay isn't cut it starts to lose its protein:' The rains have put strawber- ries back about a week, says Mr. Barry, who operates two pick - your -own strawberry farms in Uxbridge. Most of Durham's operations have brought in On- tario berries fqr sale, but don't expect the pick -your -own vari- ety to be available until the fol- lowing week. Pumpkins, which should have been planted earlier this month, haven't hit the ground yet because the ground has just been too saturated, Mr. Barry says. Some growers are taking their seeds to the greenhouses to get them started instead. 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We'll deduct $75 per window for each new window purchased -Minimum 2 -window purchase Sale prices start Monday, lane 19 and and Uaday, J* 2, 2000 Use your Sears Card and pay no interest for 1 full year on installed central air conditioners, roofing, entry & patio doors and replacement windows "Pay in 12 equal monthly payments, interest free, until July 2001. On approved credit, with your Sears Card. Minimum $200 purchase. $35 deferral fee and all applicable taxes and charges are payable at time of purchase. When billed, any unpaid portion of your Sears account balance will attract credit charges, commencing the following month. Offer ends Sunday, July 2, 2000. Ask for details. Just call - _ E"' 1 =800=4= MY= H 0 M (1-800-469-4663) 24 hours a Clay, 7 days a week. Products and Services from the Company You Trust'. Call now, toll free, for a no -obligation in-home estimate or visit your Sears Retail store. Ask for operator #130. NP0630900 Copy►tght 2000. Sears Canada Inc. �.. _ _.,.. „a..,ww- _ _..._ .,�. �...,.®.-•'�—'3.� .�-�-err.-•—z---�-_. � � .. ~ :.. AIP PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 m� 1 ILLBOARD JUNE i 8, 2000 MONDAY, JUNE 19 ANNUAL MEETING: The Ajax - Pickering and Whitby Association for Community Living hosts its annual general meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Iro- quois Room at Iroquois Arena, 5(X) Vic- toria St., Whithy.427-33(X) ext. 236. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club meets at 8 p.m. at the Royal Cana- dian Legion hall, 1 I1 Hunt St., Ajax. Free admission, everyone welcome. Yearly membership is $10. 839-3330. TUESDAY, JUNE 20 PARENT SUPPORT- The local chap- ter of the Association of Parent Support Groups holds its weekly meeting at 7:15 p.m. for parents of kids involved in drugs, alcohol, running away, dropping out of school, crimes and parent abuse. Call 416-223-7444 or 1-800-488-5666 for location. HOME SCHOOLING: Those who wish to find out more about home schooling are invited to an information night hosted by CHEC, a Christian home schooling support group. It takes place at the Pickering Central Library (auditorium) at 7 p.m. Cost is $2 per person. Call 420-3393. BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a prenatal breast-feeding workshop from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 427-9547 for information, lo- cation. BLOOD DONOR: Canadian Blood Services holds a blood donor clinic from 12:30 to 8 p.m. at St. Bernadette's Church, corner of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Anyone healthy and between 17 and 71 can donate. Call 416-974-9911. For more information, call 416-974-9911. cxt- 3534. HORTICULTURE: "Ilene Pickering Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. in the O'Brien Meeting Rooms of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd., south of Hwy. 2. Peter Keep- ing will speak on clematis. Everyone welcome. 839-4604. SO LONG, DOG DAYS. AIR CONDITIONING SALE - New Quietest Condensing Units EVER Made - Energy Saving, High Efficiency - 10 year Warranties - Preventive Maintenance Plans Available 1621 McEwen Drive, Unit #t17 Whitby Pickering '6434-6337 906686.6902 Grace Lutheran ., School JK -Grade 6 September 2000 Contact: Grace Lutheran School 540 Cromwell Ave., Oshawa Phone: 7284381 Christian Values taught! PO¢aC�000�G Ages 16 noWhs to 12 years Toddlers ages 16-30 months Presehookn ages 2 %-5 vears [� School Age ages 6-12 vears [� Dedicated do qualified teachers Developmental programs combine play, socialization do learning Excellent junior h senior kindergarten programs Open 6:45a.m. to 6:00p.m.. Mon. -Fri. wvwa aNaa�rs Cm 'me N $ .o. 420-3211 986 Dunbarton Rd. taus rwoo Primwy Day Caaep (Ages 6-8) July 3-7 Play In A Welk (Ages 9-12) Summa Theatre Instidite (Ages 13-16) July 16-14,17-21 For Info Call Toll Free 1-877 "SHO-T"IE" (7464963) West Rouge Canoe Club Summer Day Camp Ages 7-13 Weetdsys !:N am to 4:410 pm OSeffire and after bases available Designed for kids who we looking for lots of summer fun. Activities include inioduction to canoe, kayak, war canoe, penguins and boat' and water safety. The days we offset with many more exciting activities which include; beach volleyball, soccer, basketball, dodge ball, fiisbedultimate. bunball, relays, sandcastle contests, penguin polo, swimming (at Petticoat Creek wading pool), scavenger hunts, capture the flag, barbecues, and tennis lessons. For more information please C" (905) 839-5597 g Saving tips every kid FSCO financial hardship checlh Usf should know (NC) -Amendments to the Pension Benefits Act and its - regulations allow people who qualify to withdraw funds from (NQ -If you've got kids in the house with locked -in accounts in cases of serious financial hardship. summer jobs, chances are they could Normally, you must wait until you turn 55 before you can benefit from some advice on how to save start receiving payments from your Locked -in Retirement their hard-earned wages. Here are some Account (LIRA), Life Income Fund (LIF) or Locked -in tips to clip out and share with them. Retirement Income Fund (LRIF)- However, if you are facing specific types of financial hardship, you may be eligible to Pignet out your goal apply for access to money in those accounts. The best way to build a saving habit is to - Before applying to the Superintendent of Financial Services establish a goal. Think about what you at the Financial Services Commission of Ontario (FSCO) to want to achieve with your earnings - is it access your LIRA, LIF or LRIF, make sure your financial a college or university tuition? A new CD situation falls into a qualifying category. . You must also qualify to withdraw at least $500. The same collection? Clothes? rule applies to dependants, a spouse or same-sex partner. Come up with a plan It is a good idea to make a detailed list of your assets and Once you know what you want to do any assets belonging to your spouse or same-sex partner. If with your money and how much it will you are applying on behalf of a dependent family memim,, cost, you Deed to plan how to make it you should also make a list of his or her assets. You may be expected to use some of these assets to deal with the hardship. happen. A savings plan will help you - Some assets are exempt from this requirement and do not determine how long it will take to reach treed to be used to deal with the hardship. These include: your goal and act as a way to keep you - Your pnncgxd residence on track. A personally -operated business or farm (to a limit of Keep it simple $50,000) - Motor vehicles V Your plan doesn't have to be - EssentW tools of trade rimmary to employment complicated. Take how much you'll - Personal items such as clothing and jewelry _ make each week and subtract that from For additional information on pension reform and its impact what you'll aced for day -today stuff% What's left is how much you'll be able to onaccess locked-inaccounts, please visit FSCO's website at www.fseo.gov.on.ca. save. If that isn't enough, see how you can cut costs to increase your savings CAMP SAMAC 2000 and help you "rote your goal. SUMMER CAMP PROGRAMS Be realistic Saving 100% of your cash is probably 4 -Looking for a fun place to send your "; � not going to happen. You'll still want to � �7children this summer? Register for ne �• of Camp Samac's summer enjoy your summer - spend time with programs for real fun and adventure! your friends, etc. -you'll need extra cash for' DAY CAMP: (ages 5 to 14 years) Daily, Monday to Be consistent Friday, 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. Extended hours are When you're on the savings track - stick available. with it. If you don't, you might lose OUTDOOR RESIDENTIAL CAMP: (ages 8 to 14 momentum and not reach your goal• And years) Sessions run weekly, from Monday at 8:30 am if you don't already have a bank account, through Friday 4:30 pm. *Campers sleep in tents, consider setting one up. This way, your except in cases of inclimate weather. money will be in a safe place and you won't be tempted to spend it impulsively. Both programs run out of Camp Samac in Oshawa. For more information on setting up a Campers will have the opportunity to make new bank account, contact your financial friends and explore Camp Samac's 207 acres, institution or speak to a CIBC personal participating in outdoor activities such as hiking, arts banker about the CIBC SmartStart' and crafts, shelter building, swimming, canoeing, Program. Call 1800 465-2422, or visit camp fires, outdoor cooking, shelter building, games, the CIBC' SmartStart Web Site at orienteering and nature lone, W w.cibcXoQ1 - A lit t' f labl PP a ton Dams are avai a at Camp Samac, 1711 Simcoe Street N., Oshawa. For more information contact (905) 725-4734 An iW dw*n 10 xoda/ivlF - il'vnioAmW #AA#Avw J5*d ► #mw OS"xanr CIS0 16OWSnre 0llb1dr0&*Aaiar,9Ploef %#v *&#m yr Jr*A &w ##vir AfaimmmA r d AtA*&w ormlww show PAD1016Itl*w AIYO HAVE LOTS OFFf/N!!! oNE wmr sasiars oar $9800.csr CALL NOW TO REGISTER (905)430-5715 '- NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 25 P ,sport &LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER JUNE 18, 2 0 0 D Local g score medals at SpCu Local gymnasts with the Scar- and all-around in the advanced borough Gym -Elites Gymnastics level 3 bracket, including second - Club finished the competitive place efforts on vault and beam, season with good performances at third on bars and seventh on the Burlington Spring Cup 2000 floor. meet at the Burlington Gymnas- Joy Cretney, of Ajax, finished tics Club recently. third overall in the same category. Gym -Elites gymnasts Contin- She placed first on bars, third on ued to fare well against the top floor and sixth on vault and clubs in the province. beam. Leading the way locally for Ashley Fawcett, of Ajax, the club was Kendall Patterson, placed fourth all-around in ad - of Pickering, who placed first vanced level 3. She placed third overall in the advanced level 3 di- on vault, fourth on bars and fifth vision. on beam and floor. Patterson finished first on bat- Lindsay Soo -Chan, of Picker- ance beam, second on uneven ing, finished seventh overall in parallel bars, fourth on vault and advanced level 3. She was fourth sixth on floor exercise- on floor and seventh on vault and Close behind was Jennifer bars. Milne, of Whitby, finishing sec- Alexandria Allen, of Ajax, fin - )q66_10 niffAtdn Port "wuphrk1w 985_&1MV 18 HOU GiAMP10N5!'W GME COURSE PuNk G•11 can. • osly t'-11— Ploy 0* Owr 60 bunie s t OSHAWA CREEK FAMILY GOLF CENTRE FREE, Small Basket of Balls Limit one per customer, per day. valid weekdays before 6 p.m. and weekends before noon! EXP. Oct. non 1569 Simcoe SL N_, Oshawa. 909-7211 _i AGA c®1ltl>D1tIl°d CRUI) Semi-Privale Superb 16 Holes • lollies Day Every SPECIAL OFFER Monday -Thursday before 4:30 am or aper 2:30 p.m. any day 4 PLAYERS WITH CARTS $116 E d �o aN Bloat Rd. S `R1mIA d Htlnl7 M) 644-M 4, . MM OWNED BY WILSON PATERSON dr DICK MC ST. ANDREWS • SCOTLAND .WORLD SHOTGUN 2000 at Royal Ashburn G.C. Saturday, June 24 Over 70,000 participants from 430 dubs in 48 countries world wide. Reserve your spot today! 995 Myrtle Road West,Ashburn (905) 686-1121 - ished fifth overall in the junior national bracket. She placed third on bars and fifth on beam. Jennifer Tomayer, of Oshawa, finished seventh overall in the in- termediate level 3 category. She earned a fourth -place standing on bars and sixth on floor. Lauren Viret, of Pickering, fin- ished fifth overall in the advanced level 2 division. She placed fourth on bars and beam and fifth on floor. Raisa Gershcovich, of Whitby, finished ninth on beam in the in- termediate 2 bracket. Samar Amouri, of Pickering, placed 10th overall in the ad- vanced 1 bracket. She placed sec- ond on Floor and seventh on beam. K DURHAM REGION'S KENDALL PATTERSON First overall at Burlington Spring Cup. SECOND ANNUAL 430 41:30 Ir 411307r Qualifying Site 4 SEASONt"i COUN Y RY CLUB MONDAY, June 19th at 6:30 p.m. Golf Hints: 4 Seasons Country Club is a scmic and beauti- fully landscaped semi -private 18 hole golf course. The club is located on Brock Rd. N. in Claremont and features manv tree., hills and valleys as well as lush greens and sculptured fairways. It's a very challenging course where water comes into play on I; holes. If you want to stay close to par you'll need a great deal of shot making. 4 Seasons Country Club features an indoor banquet room that can seat up to 125 and an out- door area that seats up to 250 under a canopy. ? .. There is also a pro shop and lounge at the club as well as a sunroom and outdoor patio. -w Golf Hints: Director of Golf Wayne Cameron says the 14th hole is very challenging. The pin �•'" placement will be in the back left and recom- mends a 7 to 9 iron. Hit it high and to the right for a kick to the left for a hole in one. Good Luck! QIIAUFYING HOLE #C:14 Director of Golf Wayne Cameron ISO YARDS • $5.00 for 3 shots from 150 yards RULES: �, VW for Championship • No TradeslRefunds on all Prizes UALIF"NG SITE PRIZES I+DNSHIP PRIZES Nsie Is One wltp 141111riiw Fwt blah lt•w a►tnlW d 1111 ie One trine ZMti Ratidt CeMery ewrbp d Cliff an RtBW lovas - Rt.as !wt bi & 3d win— 6dr.A'W% 80 Dbmw Cad cmift � b{, 311111 & 46 WIN &_ Gou CIO" ; •f Tie lii�1Q 114�i1, Ywis fiuns fw alit t tit WAft—vCR *I&& M tPiss_Du�es t3Nisgl..t sell+CB ioBla� l�►CoWGW - - !r►.d,.._21>► to +MMI-11Mt..ie.c.lfr,... S BY: 06ilAWA-WWII-aAR96M-FORT PERRY • THIS V'VEEK - AJAX/PICKI'RING NEWS ADVERTISER �'"°" C31111111111111" '1111 COMMUNMY NI WSPAPUR SINCL 1%5 AQ�THE .AWTHIRSTY ...�a ..... .. .MONK . ... -- - -.. LAUREN VIRET Fifth all-around in advanced level 2. Go�L F ' : )UR:3E • Seniors Day ..... Mondays 9-3 ................. 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These opportunities, which are at our Pickering and Oshawa locations, are integral to our _ continunig success. µ (ustomef Service Representative Lanquages required: English, french, Spanish, Portuguese, finmo We are looking for personable, customer or4nted people with excellent verbal skills, to take inbound calls from our customers. Good computer skills are required. You'll enjoy a terrdtc team atmosphere, prolessmW environment bright spacious and modern facility. ,ri• Bilingual Administrative Assistant Languages required: English/french You will provide word processing, prepare spreadsheets, graphs and presentations using Word, Excel and PowerPoint and handle general telephone and written inquiries. You are highly organized, detail -oriented, PC literate, and have excellent verbal and vimen communication skills Fluency in English and French is mandatory Cavididales we invited to srllaarit risames, stating salary expectatie s, by fax to tte5142&MU or 14NO.4137-107 w by it-arnil to brOnewiamcoa We mane dl candidates for applying, however, only most under conyderafan wrw ee conbeard We are an equal 0worw^* employer ( (t AIIDUS) WORLDWIDE Visit us at tvww.minacs.com . YYe are an equal opporturnry employer MllGenual Hrtlp 1 Gaw d Help �0 r IN CUSTOMER CARE REPRESENTATIVE The City of Pickering has an excellent opportunity for a dynamic individual to join the City's Customer Care Centre. Reporting to the Customer Care Specialist, you will receive and document complaints and enquiries involving civic operations, and assist in resolving issues by providing information and assistance to the City's external and internal customers. The successful candidate will have at least 2 years of custome service or pubk relations experience, preferably in a municipal environment dealing directly with the public. The ability to main= tain effective working relationships with all levels o City em- ployees, elected officials, members of the public and the local business community is essential. Excellent customer service, ver- baltwritten communication, interpersonal, problem solving, and computer skills are also required. Salary range $34,329-$39,016. Qualities applicants are invited to submit resumes by June 23, 2000 to: Employment Services Coordinator, City of Pickering Fax: (905)420-4638 In accordance with the AbwkgW FreNowf of MAarntafim sed Progdla of NMer Ad, the in' !orrtuticrt Wpalhered a adedud purslarq to the Muniapa/ Act R.S.O. 1990, e.M.45 and will be listed to Baled a carldidak. lNt it" all those indviduals who appy. however, only those ap- ptirards granted an interview will be acknowledged. 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FEDEX Ground is currently seeking career minded individuals to fill openings to pan time em- ployment. , Ideal candidates will be physically tit, a team player, b able to Ice 50 IDs. For opportunity at conlpefihve W tax FedEx Ground (905)721.8519. AYAILArLE IMMEDIATELY Pickering office now hiring Market Researchers and Ap- pominterd Setters. Up to 512.00 per hour if qualified. No experience necessary Students welcome. Call now 837-8830. AZ DRIVER steady runs. goodwages. dean abstract and u S experience is a must. Call Joe at (905)-427- 4863. SUSY UPSCALE SALON In Whitby seeking experienced """a team player Call 668 --Boos HAIRSTYLISTS WANTED • Quallfled Stylish • Excellent wage and benefits package • Full and part time positions • Paid vacation 2 wks. after 1 year, 3 wks. after 3 years • Dental, Drug and Eye(ore p • Busy locations • No clientele required • Advanced training provided Whitby (905)666-6890 Hourly wage S7.50 Pickering (905) 831-2196 (905) 509-0195 Hourly wage 58.50 arFORDA6tF /heaPNSsaowllA v PrnRE '""MMD• l Visit our website: www.firsicholice.com Established Sates Company in Scarborough has immediate openings for: Field Service Technicians for Plasm Injection Moulding Machines 6r Robots. Electric/ Hvd raul ic expenence an asset. Administrative/Office Help Outgoing individual with stronK organizational dr computer skills. Competitive Salary and full benefit package. Please fax resume to: 416-286-5963 AZ DRIVER Tractor/Trailer Waste Truck Pickering Area Permanent Position Benefit Package Call 905-473-3177 J.F Kitching 8t Son Ltd. ADMIRAL & EVANS Retail Floor Walkers & Security Officers Required immediately for Durham and Scarb area full and part-time. Retail Flour Walkers and Security Officers. Experience preferred. Must have good communication skills and able to hand sensitive situations. Wages commensurate with experience. Also require Surveillance Investigators - experience a must. Please visit our office located at Transit Square 100 Westney Road Soutb, #104 in Ajax to fall out application or fax resume to 416-321-1142 Scarborough Pallet NlanutaehM Has Immediate Openings for: SAWERS, ASSEMBLERS, MACHINE OPERATER, USED PALLET REPAIR MAN Starting Salary $9.00 per hr plus Piece Work. Benefit Plan after 6 months Apps v fit person. 30 Melford Dr., Scarborough NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 27 AIP 1 General Help 1 General Hllllp 1 Geri" Help 1 General Help EARNFROM S19-15/NOUR Domino's Pizza now hiring MAINTENANCE MECHANIC required by local manufacur- delivery drivers. mustrshave mg company In Pickering own car Apply m peon at Candidate must crave excel - 1215 Barky St Pickenng 831- lent mechanical aptitude and 0030 In Ajax 10 Harwood electrical IroubleshoWin Ave S 683-9993 In Oshawa background Please forward 650 King St E 434-2555 Pard all resumes to PO Box 387 cash nighty Pickering. Ontario L1V 2R6 EXPERIENCED AZ drivers LOCAL MOVING COMPANY. wanted Full and Part time needs experienced helpers Top rate dump trailer Call and drivers. full and part time. 905-786-9803 appy in person between 8 am and 10 am with resume to 1375 Hopkins St Whitby EXPERIENCED Unit 17 Full or Part-time server Evenings/Weekends. Apply Inperson at Kathryn's Grill d Bar. 376 Kingston Rd. Rouge Mount Plan. FERGUSON FLOORING- Gar - pet Installer wanted in Peter- borough Om Wages. Hourty 6 Lodging Please call 1-613- 532-9498 ask for Paul GENERAL CAFETERIA mel required rrme'J)aWl r 3,J3 Pickering cafeteria Res,i bdrtles include cold food IM Must smwyyytsytrwll o'ep cash and general main- 11-905-666-9156' IMr C q ,. r; J h.ar^ hildrer s , ; So_.ety s Hance Must have previous ,r \ R ',jodservice experience F/T OWNER OPERATOR Har'---: y BCCOme R 8 00am-4 OOpm $8 9OMr Call R Catriona at (905) 839-1151 fpr Pickering Existing ucash flow y a foster Parent R ext 3531 Beaver Foods Lim- and customer base Required y R ted minimum investment j65K y In a perfect world, every child s s would have a safe and supportiveis s home -.with yew help, Durham R s Region could tate that world.115 Families needed to care for R y children in yew home. s yFamilies willing to foster long xx term or children with special R needs especially required. s v Training, support and expenses I kat are paid' s PLEASE CALL 90S-433-1553 or s y 1-800-461-8140 s RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR L.icd: Public (jolt Cour>c cck.,. PRO SHOP ST.4 FF For weekday. evening and weekend shifts until 1klovemticr 2000. Suitable for retired person. Call Don at (905)640-1233 or FAX resume to: (905) 640-9577 FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR • 16 hrs. per week • Member of CSNM Apply in writing to: Director of Dietary Sunnycrest Nursing Home 1635 Dundas St. E. Whitby Ont. Lt N 2K9 is looking for Kids to deliver papers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6:00 PM. In their neighborhoods. call 905-683-5117 COMMINNCATIONS Network AZ DRIVERS Cable Insulter required All REQU1110 � levels of ework en a own W 11 caned. Shn work, neva own Local P3D in the GTA transportation GTA area Fax resun* 905-655-9133 Automotive work Two years exp req'd Weekend work avail. Call Spnrger 905-426-252.5 CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro val of management of News Advertiser. COLLEGE STUDENTS needed. summer and permanent posi- trons available. full and part time. Vehicle required 5350 per week plus earn an extra $2.000 towards college In September Call (905) 579- 7813 HAND WORK heavy cash Car required Phone (9051 579.7816 REQUIRED Full time Bring in resume to Nickels Restaurant Ajax 426860 remu Fast expanding company Must have own car or van 70% 70% 70% 70`b 70%. commission 905-686-3506 COURIER DRIVERS with vans of cars are needed to service the Durham and Toronto area. Earning potential $700 weekly plus Dispatcher Position also avalable Cad (905)427-8093. D / Z DRIVER, DURHAM. Dekwry of packaged ice, full time/seasonal, creatappear- ance, willing to train. tax re- suaw to 905-721-0046 a -mail icecv&pdmus.ca DRIVER FOR furniture deliv. ery 0 license required Clean abstract. Experience desired but will train someone who has worked in a related busi- ness Call (905)438-9053 or fax (905938-9051 EARN $200. 5300. $500 or more per week. assembling products in the comfort of your own home Send a sell - addressed stamped envelope to. OPH 6-2400 Dundas St W. Suite 541 Ref 636. MIs. sissauga. Ont L5K 2R8 STYLIST REQUIRED") rent char m prime Whitby IrK'ahort Full service salon, friendlyat- mosphere great opportunity for the right person Fax re- sume to (905) 263-8888 HAIR STUDIO s now uder- k.,'9 apphrants Id become ppaan .1 an outstanding leant of Hairstylists Positions are evadable forpart time caeall urd responsible stylists with 5 fears exp Call Sam or Ross 668-6922 HAIR STYLIST required for Jus? "air salon 'un brrrri pan lime Good mages Plus com- mrssion Please call (905) 987-1544 HAIR STYLIST 6 Na.l Tech Nanteo 'or Prcf enng salon aiaryrcommission Also ,HAIR RE14TAL Good opm- wuty For information can nrivine (9051837-9337 or (416)606.3097 HAIRSTYLIST WANTED Sal- ar, • :ommkswr as Axxess. dowrdown Whitby Also chair for rem Rzalry good oppil N" For wfd 666-5000 KMRSTrI.IST. ';ill part time Ne: perms '10 30lours Just gnat cuts PK kenng ' Toron- to cad 416-466-5599 HALENDAS MEAT-egwres erpene-ver: ^+a' Cutter. counter helper and genera N* Ai in person ani rt soma to 1794 Liverpool Rd Pnkenng 905-831-7%1 HEALTH F000 STORE assis- fartequ eC -or btm Anxtby 41:21 . nexlbie hours Only experiencedappiorRs ad be consideree Pkau tax re- skrrie to 905.686-4462 HIGH-SCHOOL GRADUATES $12.85 TO START!!! 1..zj mart m, — ;. x Tuuw ken ialt ' Vic lu wwrill FLJPh pkrlriNxn avarlal+k �„cxperx-ri�i alzccsary, vaining u NW1l alio Exams Call `fixe -WW Illixlam L.wlung for a career change? We have a great opportunity for you. Entry level il ),'- burs available with rapid advancement potential. Training provided. $1,-;W a monthguarantee Call Now !! (905) 426-1322 To assemble our products Free information Send SASE to Kraft. 18-7777 Keele Sl. Dep. 7 Concord. ON L4K IY7 INDUSTRIAL Temps required immediately no experience necessary. all trap Must be available all shifts, factory work- Oshawa! Pickering Re- liable well groomed Kim at BBP Inc. for Interview (416) 407-7207 TRAVEL 6 TOURISM training Next class begins July 101h International Institute of Trav- el. specializing in travel and tourism training To register phone (905) 725-3919 LICENSED STYLIST 'or Whlt- by/Ajax.'Oshawa G raranteed salary/commission, great working environment. upgrad- mg and hiring bonus. Call Cheryl (905) 723-7323 Gall Mano at 1905) 338-9754 Mad Boxes Etc THE NEWS ADVERTISER Is looking for pros- pects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas A,Y.�rA PICKERING Siingview Dr. Greenvale Cres. Woodside Ln. Highview Rd. Aberfoyle Crt. Charnwood Crt. Rosebank Rd.N Otonabee Dr. Segn AmbeaQ rleRd. Gracetand Crt. Pebbleston Cres.. Memory Ln. Sheppard Ave. Sprucehdl Rd. Wildflower Dr. Surnmerpark Cres. Garland Cres. Woodsmere Cres. Chiron Cres. Anel Cres. Westshore Blvd. Hillcrest Rd Sanok Dr. Mannet Cres. Rougemount Dr. Rougehill Crt. Altona Rd. Fawndale Rd. Hoover Dr. Llttleford St. Rougevalley Dr. Rosebank Rd. S. Maitland Dr. Dyson Rd. Woodgrainge Ave. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 Pff MATURE tront-counter help required for lunch sMi Appy In person at MEGA WRAPS 465 gayly St 6 Westney Rd or tax resume 905428-6406 PALLET MAMUFACTUROt Hupaco Wood Products Limit- ed pallet manufacturer re- quires full-time experienced female or male saw and nal Cyn operators. Fax resume to Y Morden (9051686-8916 PART TIMLfKL TIS ex- perienced hair stylist for the Beauty Supply Outlet in Town - line Center Courtrce. Shang commission. renting chair or salary Good location. Clean. spacious b bright store. 905- 432-8822.905.683.9304 PEOPLE'S TAXI. Dispatchers. taxi drivers and mechanic needed Immediately for very busy company Pan -time or full No experience necessary. 905-427-7770 PERSON REQUIRED for busy Pickering manufacturing company Applicant must be a txsl learner. familiar with small machinery, work unsu- pervised. available 'or over- time as required Fax resume to t905)420-0877 PRIVATE FOSTER CARE AGENCY requires Coster ta- mlies Support. supervision 8 training to suitable applicants Per them pais child Ethnic la- mdles needed immediately 705-328-0949 9-4 30pm AIP PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 Mij Gortaral HNp MUS.MfWAVW M1 -SOW W prAV.M 1 Sias HddMM PROPERTY MAINTENANCE/ andsrape labourer, required Immediately Must have own vehicle Call Doug (416) 822- 5898 • PT - FT DELIVERY DRIVER required !or Construction Company Other light duties include. lifting, cleaning, or- CNzing tools etc Flexible hours Fax resume 905-655- 9133 ROOFERS NEEDED: minimum 3yrs experience, must be a member of local 27 or wiling to pin Please contact (905)436-0083 ROOFERS. Sub -contractors and hourly employees. Shin- gle, flat and a umonum work available. Also Service People for repairs Contact Peter 416- 785-6167 ext 270. tax 416- 785-6485 Avenue Road Rool- IN SEARS AUTHORIZED Clean Our Services is looking for ap- ppaantment setters. mature re- kaDle with phone room exp computer skills an asset Part time evenings hourly wage plus bonus structure. senous air �ts rail Anne at 905 4M2DEARS INDOOR CLEAN AIR Serv,ces has immediate Openings tot Duct Cleaning Technicians and Helpers Training provided. transporta- tion and dean diners' Name required Cal Mike 428-2109 SEWING PERSON required full-time $700 plus benefits. Small industrial comparry, )o- pted in Ptckenng Some ex- perience and vehicie re- ored Terrific for homemak- Call (9051837-1442 ext 3 SNACK BAR HELP required. for Delta Bingo in Pickering Please colt Anna or Paula. (905)831-1215 STRAWBERRY PICKERS, it Interested please apply 10 the Oshawa Civic Centre. Thorn- ton Rd S. Oshawa. Tuesday and Thursday. 9 30 am 2 p in $7 50 per he Newcastle area STUDENT required to babyst it 12yr ad grit and a gyr Old buy July and August Cak Sire 905-426-4859 Beech and Rolloarta pSUUSPERINTENDANTSrise Dt�-22 ccOo- g in OsMwa Cfor leaning and taking care of tamer. , no man- furance Salary and apart - mart Resumes to 20th Noor 177 "win Rd. Oshawa or ax 905-579-9472 TAXI AND HANDICAP VAN DRIVERS tiLtnted full and part trenc 30 day current attract. MOT. l i,hawa Taxi Lr i cn,e required Call Bonnie or Bev (905)571-1331. Mon -Fri 9am - 3pn. mature people to expand our Finan - clad Seances business in Vis area Please cal Grace Roe. 9 0 5 5 79-2116 0. WORK FORM NOME - Pan Timejull Time Heath Indus- try S800 -S3000 FREE INFOR- MATION 416131-4925 or Log -On to www woMrom hiceirrietigilcitaly Access Code eq 1 onkf "ND FMG 15 If Fiberglass (double hug). 60 Hp excellent cormi- hon. mailer a tarp orudud- sd asleng $2500 or best off- er (store&Dstowa) Call 11- 905 -989 --OW. MANKETINC COOR- INATOR-We NTe a sports event marketrq company in Pidkenng that organizes no- tionally tdewisea sporting ew- emt. We're a small company do's growing fast and we need someone who an keep p Wim the pace. You are...n- ciwd,bly organized. computer kfaae, enermefrc, nesorucefu and deW-onnated. You have a keen selierest in sports and marled' Asour anazrmg Junior Marketing coordinator. you will �pf "esonat and do" day qday admin work. A marketing or recreation diploma or cdbfr- we is an asses. Entry-kvd. full-time, $22- position avaialNt im- taedumey. Jhlclmr a: File 1562. Go Oshaww Tia Wok. PO Boot 481, 865 Farewell St.. Oshawa. ON, LIN 71.5 1 Srea �l� THE CTAS leading fummgwe company is looking for a mfranrrheaapp.rep sales prion for an afaktished location n Dur- ham. M exaftl opWundy to can a stable growing com- ppaarry. Fax resume to Hunan Resource (905)624-3054. SkMed Eff- No CABINET MAIIEgS "red in Daham Region. Fey expert - enced Cabinet Makers read oily appy Please tax resume 10i 903 9714. Canada's number one home furnishing re- tailer is now hiring Sales Associates for: Fur- niture, Appliances/ Electronic Sales. Home furnishing sales experience not absolutely necessary. However, you must be enthusias- tic, personable, presentable and willing to learn. This is a rare opportunity for career oriented individuals to join the renowned industry leader and earn above average in- comes ($40,000 - $100,000) in a friendly, stable and profitable work environment. Our bene- fits include medical insurance, dental in- surance, prescription drug plan, generous employee discounts and profit sharing, along with career growth opportunities to those who aspire to management positions. Please send your resume or apply at 1500 Victoria St. E., Whitby, Ontario LIN 9M3 We thank everyone who applies, however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted Are You Being Paid What You Are Worth? Would You Like to Get Paid What You Could Be Worth? We have hundreds of CAREER POSITIONS available in almost every field of SALES & MARKETING. Mandatory 2 week-, training. The Sales & Marketing Professionals Call: (905) 404-7304 EXPERIENCED SALES PERSON REQUIRED • Training provided. • CAleod working environment. • Excellent income potential. Call for interview (905) 4211-1322 PICKERMG Seeks Full & Part time SALES STAFF & CASHIER Please fax to: (905) 839-2051 Attention: Anita � S1d1od HIOP DMVEILS - 2 Years Commer- cial and household mowuq experience DZ and G license. Clean abstract, wwos pack - z0 avBeowd Vanalabilte LiLiffe 9D5-428- PROOUCTWN SW%R"SOR $40k yearly, anemoon or end- rights atio-rights Stotts 5 years v"n- ence. union environment Ex - penitence: onNatal lormrp an asset Apx area Fax resume to Chratimme at (416) 4950941. LICENSED MECHANIC for Chrysler deakrshp in Pen Perry, hi -time. Can Don Jr. 905.985-7354 Skilled Help CI)??!J8 Urow IaA a sew company n haled in Piclaing ocong for per- son With w"nefce usn9 Geber ung System and Faebutr Synctrce am Please fall resume ID Atferftioa_ Brenda Heavy equipment manufacturer requires the following experi- enced personneCM l All" OPERAroa Fanuc and Heidenhain controls WIM.D1RS Must be CWB certified. To wages lin chi=li t�ac e Fax Resume to: (905) 721-1204 EmSkilled Help FRAMING CARPENTRY Crews and weiractors needed for new Lomn construction in the Whitby area. Please ran (416)925-5111 OUTS AROANBWD MO - TON MECUNK wanted Sal- anbased or experience. Phon-420-6559 SEARS AUTHORIZED Inrdim Clean Nr Services Imine• date operwgs for 3 arbfie0 Heat a Am Condtro ing Me- CnDgava 40-60k yearly eane- Ingp � Cal Mike 905- SOAN MECHANICAL LTD. re- quires plumbers apprentices and I -col rs for work in Eowmarnewe. Couren area We offer compeltwt w l0es and DeattgS Subcontractor also wefen Send resume IPO P.O Do 2641 Orin, 01111 1, 7C1 or Fax (705) 329- 1230 WUJMPJHTIERS iegrred for busy custom Stat abmcabo . shop. Must be aide to read Day and Night shift positions avaabbe 1npeti- Iwe solory - - d - Fax re- sume 1-405-931.1477 Atte Ppsomd Yaraar 1 Hapbm -JCCmr- DENM ASMIM required for progressive dotal office in Pickering Enpenerem arm Harp certified Prarrdat/Fy� ul tube Cal Cindy a 9tevening and �5951rs DENTAL RECE/TIONIST/AD- MINISTRATDR required to a busy Scarborough Dental OI - f ce Logic Tedi roepenena an asset Evernps A Sat ~required Pleue an Rowena at (41612960400 - FIN)-TNE and PART-TIME ASSISTANT required for Ship- pma am handbill; in q: Guardian Drum. 97 Ano St E.. Oshawa. L A S F R C 0 M DOI C L 1 N 1 C S INTERNATIONAL LCI LASER HAIR REMOVAL Requires a RN. RN or Certified EJextroloW for wev Pickering Location. Full old Put -time posiooa. 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FAMILY NEEDS a low". car- ing playful live out nanny to care for 3 children. 11. 9. and 4 Three - four days per week. 10 am. - 5:30 p.m Md Au- q9ust References required Fce preferred Good compen- sation Greenwood - 10 minutes from A)ax/Pickering Can Lorena. (905) 426-7858 SPECIAL MUDS cold. 14 yrs old, very loving, our home needs =en - or stids %E:pqcW. this area of care Hours 9-3 (flexible) 905-427-9378. Him Day - Ari ole RESPONSIBLE HOME child care 10 yrs experience led - ants to 10 yrs CPR Creaive pay Outdoor activities ChurdVDeaney. Call Eame 905-663.0352 MOTHER'S HELPER needed to help a momof3kids 2-3 days per week. pail time. some housework and baby- setting abysetting (905) 931-85M PICKERING Kwad 7 RNIB: Lovwg dayca'e 18 months o 12 years. Day ovtugs (kneed backyard and park) Craps story nine. music, nu- - ,'I 6 snacks Fast Ad. CPR certified More - smoking. 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Improve a Rrpresadalive selling country craft and colecta- storm grey. fully loadel lop - equipment life, mileage per- bks at home parties. or Host d-Mle, No kms!! Brand new. $38.000 CaN 905-1353356 formance. AgncWtural. Auto- Applica- a party. Earn yreal commis- For info motive. Industrial sion v bonus more 1100 OLDS DELTA p 2 door, tions Dealers, distributors call Anne (905)126.5667 newly rebuilt transmission wanted Can 613-592-2148 or CRAFTERS WANTED at The (Jan. 2000). automatic. excd- 1-888-977-6566, Gift 6 Craft Showplace' locat- Wcondition. $2.500 080 as REFRIDGERATOR, side -by- ed in the Courtice Flea Mar- is, ceriihed/ernissiinls in side deluxe model, incudes kel, 4 kne east of Oshawa 1999. Cal 905-432-1041 water/ice dispenser, colour (approx 6000 people attend- 1M BERE7TA G.T. black. 2 black Washer and dryer, ing each weekend) Let us dr auto, ixtdse, pb. Its. pia, pl, over -size capacity An almost u show b sell yor crafts ditect- aMm marry recent up new, ezceNerml price Cal 905- ly to the public. You do not grades new exhaust. Ilel 438-8661 have to be there. There is NO pump. water pump, key RENT TO OWN new and re- 6 month contract Rem starts at $36/month Call 905-436 switcha more. 150.000 kms. (new motor in 1997). Emus - conditioned appliances. and new TV's Full warranty. Pad- 1024 sons tested. needs some ex- dy's Market, 905-263-8369 or temal TLC Runs very well. 1-800.798.5502. • ARtlyues excellent car for student la non-smoking ANNOUNCING SATELLITE ANTIQUE - WALNUT dine 0 car $1800 $1800dy Obo. Call 905-985- mint special 60 channels S15.95 monthly including room set. Hutch. tuflef, able. 0371. equpmem. Also new unralast 6 chairs, newly upholstered. IM CADILLAC, 2 door Raf- nternet. 80 times faster Man absolutely bealrlitol. Must yr00d, gad trim edition (rare). 56k phone modem. Ask about see! Asking $4.500. (905"- immaculate, mint condition, tree installation special 905 1485. c"ied. 173.441 kms, all 655-3661 CorrgN Ofiglral. $10,600. Call 905- 4Q044 84 79 SHEOMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8 X 8' trim kit only 1 n Ills DODGE CARAVAN - 3L 1359 plus tax. Many other JUST STARTED using that ane. 7 passenger. 190.000 sizes and styles available. new computer? Don't know kms. certified a emissions Also and dela 761 ,� commuter to �y7 Need tested. $1,990 or best offer. Rd Unit 3. Piecermq some lips? For Comgrter Call 905397 2405 For rK more into. call 905119 consultirq am tutonreg ialI Paul a (9p5) 725 02gg. ►gk're 1!N MERCURT TOPAX 4-cy- 2093 &-lingual. We speak both Mac tender, automatic. 4 -door. due Soggier 6 arra. upright va- and PC w/grey mliencer, runs great. cuum, immaculate, hardly veers r�, good N used $65.00 oto Can 665- paook Emissions, 9738 (sip) Sm 52200 (905) 718-5032 SKLAR PEPPLAR drmngroom KAYAK INTRODUCES the all 19" Toyota Corona SR 5. 5 sure, excellent condition. 2 new pressure treated 'Woody speed. cruse. porter mirrors. extra knaves in table. stats up 20 tt above round recow fill. excellent cond. certified. go12 Muss be seen Call 905- for pods letter emission tested, $2800 985- 1 7564. 2373 ROLLER KANS. (Bauer) • Lost A 1111 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER mens site 11. W, IBauer) 1 • Found 7 passenger, air. arNfm as- ls swe 8 great elbow hard $80 723- REWARD - LOST At the $3500 Certified mi and 57WsM) Brooldm Fair Sat night. pan lested Pickering Can 905 - knapsack uq Nrkt PN LMM FURMTURE... Dtm Ing Roans. Bedrooms. Home track wonw grams. Gray Roots T 11)2 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM. & e par Oakley wrplass � Di Custom creations Your own aim and maxi- to a' keys 1HYocdd a bast Mut b 436 1 58 7 stereO. o - II . good core - ft=* win be sed teSbd'ta- nati0n are our specialty Let haw lsrro)) 1ktYs Deck tied $4200 or clear offer. Tel us thin yam 111 1 woo res{ ty. We Dan Aridcrall- rlS • 1 Pevppin! days: 416-490-8887 ext 232: Eve. 905.509-1535. 1hapv1e on� n0 the Wabty SOL D t hmae 11. 0rhs 1163 Cork LmSasn LM . pre a oak avatable anywhere for 25 YEARS, Tra- PAIR OF PEACH FACED 92,00()uN��km excellent dihonal NbOdworkwq, 115 Loved Birds. mak a tenrale. �shape. 12500 RS 905-571- PortIgrth Pon Road. Perry age a best" Dor. $200 7302www (905) 965.8774 hopJ/ Lon 728-1686 leave ones- tradmorklevooOwork- sw up 1165 BONN 325 ISA, black. ing on a AMERICAN COCKER SFMKL leather. sports package. tux AUDIO WARENOUSE SALE pups. life long companion. tion color . loaded. Sony JVC HI ENO Donley Diegtal-AP adorable Dandles of Im. len- deals. sono. 106.0ackals. Receivers 500 -wan Including dent home rased. CKC Fu OWASWM Mutple CO Double Cassette isten0 Shaer. 905-985.4021 IW � 5-sptaers. Hundred OONae per unit term $150.nReceive r mm In - cleft stdbom speakers HIM qr best selection weetwo Sam (SM) 579- ON3 peMpeddr,c queen band hew orlho- Maabo40oaro.'wVfn spmq wrayUamrann SaK $525 416726 S$1t75. so KING bN, '!z thick iwatlrtSt, boot a t willow so n ow $1000. sit S6 (416) 7264085. ■ LSNER SPM ORM (Hf- ach). his new condition, astesell 6 Isk$375 Call 905-723- NEW OMNW widow tar con- dihorners 5.000 blu 5239. 7.000 Diu $375. 10.000 blhn Sew. 12.000 btu 1195 Re - ,M ,- n " fridges $195 / up rxon etioned ranges $1251 up, recamtioned dryers $1251 up. re, n 'hand washers $199 / up. new and low boned can IFP , o wasters ad dryers a low prigs. Mew bud home henget $480 am and v�irm In S13O �Rlcon�di- tiomed 24' rsmples and 21' host free fridges now available. Wide sebd ion of otter new ad dN 1pdaryAt Appbarces1o0i57kse s4mvia, Parts. 151 OrIrQ St. Osbewe. (906)576.7148. Ai do AKUMMMmloW Ad- =,I- always vahabausually kw Padaawq oub.11, its. on trlsmbe armiglme com- oft (bo boon to Vega cat - I, , , )e alecoons of only SM, gvamlltia or simge at "M Lamm. Special oft" n Moorcol F R - 111 b to re- spod 10 in " in. ROMA Bobo AedMol Brooldme Onaing. (905)656-8019 a tM)242-M. WJM AN11RSE and col- boabk Comm ncllydbg compkk estates. Best possi- bk Prices Paid. Helly Kafm. 905.9858161. 1111111111111t. � 11111111111115 & 141L Kodar Canoe (J05)9B55- 0059 11111IN1® - Forma $cooler 250 mM in aomw mood shape, on kill 9W 392 434.0(snit) . Cant 905 IBM=- IGds 4 nAee,', 50 -125 M. mood slope. canton- ablyi Dom• (11105) 434 -OW SM. DACHSHUND PUPPIES for oak. miniature smooth Mak a Fe eak CKC registered Microchgped First shots. de - 1110111 Ready June 22. Cal (905)666-4917 BROOKLYN KEMEL offers family dog obednnce, sinal fun classes. Ageddy classes. b0endok0 ant groolm m a pssbvt 4nvuomunnl also svalabk. Dian or Pat 905- 6554721 LAB PIPS wads and dgeo- ares. CKC registered, wei- r -Ir rppned. 2 year hoM gonow. ht shits. Yd dotted Dew claws re- moved. SM aloin of VAN" Telephone (705) 357-1797 *Mai bello absellsympaim a ftoRSE f FOR RENT - 2 Standing Salt, 3 1202 Dore stalls; I 10x10 Dox sial. 1202 Tads momlvaler; 2 50'x50' Paddocks. an be converted Into an. Shaw a Hay available Asking $3501 mall-. Plnse al 1-706-374- 5582 ()alp) bra. $24,500 Cal 905-579- 7956 lfl6 DODGE CARMMM V6. 7 passenger, power steering, power Drakes. on. rod rack. running boards, good kimt. well mawtano. om- Smrohm Asking $9.500 000 Cin 905-666-9696 1117 SOM Sdelkdc. 4 cyl. 4x4, automatic, alarm solea, removable fwd lop. amltm as$dk. eurceNenit nor- - M , . r - Ormdibdb. $11.500 o.bo CAN (SM)426-1636 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down M res deeded WO' Trade may be first booster as wO as In- - required. 10 MOANSpayed Or Mvttmd SPECIAL am (kiy vaccioll" . , ,, - e0 for homes. Wwy dogs also FRANCE amiable for adoption. Fossa DEPARTUM homes bar cam ad dogs SHEIV00 CNEV needed. boll soppier (taut- �saKi4� day ad ad Food ft" a d deraeons 7arsys wdomd. Place all Dudarw Aw+wr Adbpbm at 430-W I M IN Calm,gee 0 C1�w Hobe ASI�m3e07 15114 � CIO I- .0 - Buckskin at Pioneer �7FU�-,ICY-L�1111� Fib. 1 - 2 yam. Cal 434- 000N2snp somwa SUPER Sum SPECULIII 0" OrMIeIlce tiff" -1711 • Sore OI(amm�lu Prig 9211 .-ICIOr Mil Codas • Sm $18. ON Ressler Price on PIIpp)r Classes PITISBNI tW ataii Dell EMONWARII Oft Gen) tine 1IN to JTItr 810 ✓,. .. Iii a;T"P �r• , r r �`t. f S; F, -ea: r001 - - -- -'°• j Yb.t�cy,i':a. i� �J - - - +�, a•� Visit Us On The Internet: www.durhanviews.net ��11_11 11 fast flw 11 fn Sale for Bele GOOD CLEAN CERTL9ED CARS - Clearing Out Sale. We Need The Room! '95 Pon iac Irar�sport Van 58995; '% In- treMd d S8995:.96 Beretta 51295, '97 Cavalier, 5 sod. $6995. '92 Bonneville V. $7295. '92 Caravan SE $6695: 92 caravan LE $6995. '95 Sarum. 5 spd. $6500. N cars certilied & emission tested. Come look and make an offer. call Doug days- 905-985- 0074; Nights 705-277-3250. Dealer 1 AulmhobN" Wolfed CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be len running condition. Can 427-2415 or come to 479 " St East. ACI: A MUR- AD AUTO SALES A& A AUTO- Cars. trucks, boats we pay up to $10.000. Cash on the spot. Any cardi- bon. airy year Call us any- me. 24 hours. 7 days, 30 mm service. 905.il 6 0605 or 905-7063880 WANTED - Dear of Aline Cats Trucks, Madsnery Free removal plus cash. Call 905- 430-7690 or 906.434.0392 1 vww 4 Wh 1 Drl 1990 DODGE CARAVAN. 7 passenger. onginl paint, aro rust. very dean van. 138.000kms $4500 060. 905)4369580 1911 SAFARI VAN EXT, ful towing pickage. with del Drakes. 219,000km. Rets 0 5KW-1500. (sop) o Cel TAKE OVER LEASE - 11 months rerram - 1996 Gravy Venture. bucket soft, power remAe no mor. wally more options only 5369imo 571- 7441 IN1 Timers '93 FLAGSTAFF COBRA, sleeps 6-8 30 amp hook-up. ndoon/outdoor stove. Indge and saes room, $4200 obo. Call 404-9517 atter 6 p m. STORAGE TRAILERS for sale or rem olid looking to buy We can set Item level we Fre ground Makes a great work - Shop 4347693 (sep) /7 FT. SNASTA hoose trader, light-werght. 3 -way tndge. propane stove. water storage. sank with had pump. Pon -&- pally. new root Weft. sbw 3 Good fires. ytlorrohp of rare $1200 oboworks 11116 TNOPNT-Park - - RV 38'. 2-bedroom(t w/3 looks). 4 pce balk oak cab, nes. 6' pxro-door. sk it oil kwkOroom. skeet 9, hsed 4 s omrw s 510.500 or will t�Mbr pick-up Crud 905- IM FLAGSTAFF COBRA - sleeps 6-8, 30 amp hook-up. 4111DO0oAdOor SIM, lrhdpe i screen room. 54200 OBO. Cat 404-9517 after bpm. FOLDING TIUILFN W91TALS New Y2K Cdemxt's, sleeps 6. Indge. twnace,�apwyrirrg. Tow with any car. Weekly $449/week. 4W3564 905-447-1094. HARD TOP TENT trailer for sale Vee8ry good cadipoh, Cal 579-45 C- aLala.28 ri M awoutwo ct deluxe, with sunroaN. Sleeps 1sheOt1. * furnished, new and pod* Blot ncdoiddL- ed, $12,000 O.B.O. 9015."6- 1769. bike HORN as ur Ender 6Irt W Pried cor6k0n� Priced. Cal Nino) (Am NOW Tu 350G. with 750. Cal W--7339 B"o • 1 Sie"'NeiBti 1982 FOUItA no Skidoo, onsp� mon St udded back. stone ddn', ills excterisnow $2.500 fNm or va tqdy d for alder model pMss cask (705) 325 -ape. rMl1I. 14 FT. 1� ALINUM boat 999-15 HP. J ohn trailE MCDN 14' R NMM with new red & while Micoat. 55hp Chrysler engin a in exce" order. Trailer inchadiedlal film. Call John a T 433. 409E . . . . - - -. 1985 PETERSOROUGH 1M runabout. 140 horse OMC stem drive, with traikr. 3 tops and spare prop $4500. Call 905-723-4882 alter 4p m. 1986 /4' MIRROCRAFT Deep Fisherman, 15hp Johnson, new 6001b galvanited trailer. mooring cover, tube, and all safety egripmern. $3.000 firm. 905.426-6978 or 905-447- 1094. 3 1/2 H.P. Evinrude motor, older model, runs. $350. 416 267-5394 Ken snp RMKER EXPRESS CRUSER- 1995 27' with Mercrulser Bra- vo three ouldrrve Fully load- ed. ready to Ouse, check out www tsboal.corn for details New lower price $43,000. For into Scott 905-430-1941. Farm ant 2 Massey Ferpsot /10 Bal- ers (t for parts) $600, 1 Mas- sey Ferguson 3 pt. hitch ct#tr valor $100 obo 905.985-8039 1 1 Ap h to 1 -BEDROOM furnished .^,ase ment apartment. Park/401 area Separate entrarre ppaarrWkWrqq Ar. laundry a•rail�)le SrrtaDl6 for single person. $550 inclusive a,.,. July or Aug 1, call r28 457? 2 BDRM. Ssmt apt Major Oaks area Prhrak laundry mclustwo No ssrmmpNpttnwqq Yarned couple Pr eJuly Ist, ar AWai. 2 BEDROOM APT. - base- ment for ret. White a Finch, Cal cueing (905) 4247388 2 BEDROOM avaWk July let, 10caw at 350 Malaya rd. Oa mm. S720 per mo mdu- Sire. Fridge. Stove. Waller. hy- dro and parkrg No pun Cal Monday - Saturday. cher s P in 576-6721 osum - 2 BEDROOM VOID all nchutWe except ca- ble Large kvmg room and dintg room. balcalry. Ower BuNOIp, No dogs. Mil St aid Smhcoe St S. Call (905) 721-2232. 3 BEDROOM, Ajax (Harwood) I12 fiats, parlor amiable Jame 30. take over lease 59501nholmh. hrOkka included. first and lass required. call 4266061 1161 Dodge Marlow. 4 -door. 4cyl.. automatic. Certibed a emmm nested. 97.000 km's, pppd (Inver. 52995, Please GB 715-1806. WNI16Y GARDENS UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT -Once and Iwo bedroom al MUmdns available in quiet modem. mature buft". Ukkkes in- cluded. Laawldry facilities; and parking� availablefan AMAX, 2 bedroom Usem and W up enhance, krch `I Mondry. INipW.�jrMtp�pwesq b 1905- 2433. 4161 3510 Aw AMX - 2 btdloon baem@K Mentrance, 4 CIG bath, N Intent; and OMW bed- room, 00 DOGS. BwWH&F- ISL $7�20 Wi-294-M a 11 fe r Rwr AJAX, I -bedroom basement apartment, 110 Tulloch Dr, Available July 1st Includes washer, dryer, fridge stove $650/11110. Call (905)686-2778. AJAX - CHURCH a HWY. 2. Private entrance to bright. walk -out garden view, 1 bed- room, large kitchen, 4pc. washroom Suits single, re- sponsible person. Non- smoker, no pets. references, ArsVlast required Aller 6p m . (905)686-9284 BACHELOR APT $512/mortth- ly plus ubl dies, 3rd Floor waNc- up no elevator. engrenes Call Mark 852-3107 Leave mes- saw BASEMENT BACHELOR near Ajax Hospital for rent, avail- able rmmedaletyseparate entrance. Cat 905-428-4571 CENTRAL Oshawa. large 2 and 1 bedroom apanmem avalable August 1st m welt- mafained building. dose t0 all amenities Please call (905)723-0977 9 a m -6p m. DOWNTOWN WHITBY 3 bed- room cordo. newly renovated, new bmadkoWceramncs. new paiintt. r1ung. available ra 4 appliances. in- t St. S990lmonth Call Sandra 905-404-9964 or Margaret 416465.1383 MALAGA Rd. Oshawa. new S-M Spacious 2 -bedroom s50/monm . Aydro. Hex a aark,ng ercluded Available h,ty 1st Laundry on pie., - es Cat (905µ34 NEWLY DECORATED 2 born ,pt 1 full bathroom. 4 aapp-- �lianc S. underground P. ng. fenced patio Picker, Salk to GO AAW July 15 51100 ndtaive (905)426- )216 Wft a weekends =1 BEDROOM APT. in Oshawa available July 1st Relererhce and world check 'egorcd $700 wmlirdes vi ins ii - ties 434-6435 ONE-NEOHOOM basement includes all utilities avaiable mad Jury. Non-smoker. no pits Sixled la single or cou- pitF rom 2 5650 CAN 905- 420-32 OSNAMA,1 two I ho apartments for August Ist $675 per month plus hydro IsVilast Cal Bit (905) 4D4 - %M after 5 p m MCKERMG 2 OEDtIDOM basement apartment with SIDWt. . Indge, oarpef' ad we separate "'dance N volrkes and cable $725/ monthly No NeWsmpbng CAN 905-428-1652 after 6 Mpm. FMIMG VILLAGE. near 401 I�bedroom basement. acme emarce, ulvstbaand parking. dh- bes included. 37501Wt. tvslli`". No pelslsmokmq Amicable July 1st. Call 905- 426--2707 PKKFPJNG'S Prestigious lo- cation Available July 15 1500sq ft basement apart - mad. $900 per moNh nclu- srve (excludes cable) Single preferred. Non-smoker/pets 1suf ast repaired. References Leave message (90-839- 7773. PIC[E . r bedroom base- men. RoselladJlwynn Riv- ers. laundry. padurp. no smokingrpefs, references. $700/month. First a last re- quned. Avail. July 1 905-837- 9103. MCIERMG, clean 1-bdrm Itself. Apt ft.. lrJhrfi & living room. Near amarbes. shared laundry. Non-smoker. No pAs Jh#y 1st hal (9D5)427- 99664433 aheviy nerh0valed Ouenhef aptl., ai incl. phNs sntrbolatmSpiaaple paean Mo PAs/ NNar aN aN2riN•s��Awl 1.90544-7614 PICKEW - newly bull, 1 bilker. balsoment Apanmaat am W. Oaks and Brock Rd- SMStlro d"Is . ca01e Md. Avaiabe July ISL Please call (906) 42&2596. -W� 1, 2 & 3 Bed. APts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Will. induded- In-house Supt.. dt IlAairlL On site Security. RpNltal Of iCe: Mon - FrL 12 noon - Spn Sat & Sun f pm- Spm VALIANT PROPERTY • MANAf3EMENT 905-379-1626 Ref SPACIOUS wen -maintained 2 bedroomoappts Avail. at 900 and an Glen St Some with walk-in closets. paint provid- ed Close to schools, sfhopprg umre. GO Station Utdmes included Can 728-4993 lily Bldg. Large 2 B/R units. $710 5 00 Utilities Inch Easy access Dols, shopping. I 721-8741 RAGLAN large ^ imoni _.h walkout. Fridge, stove, hydro & heal Incl $750/mo 905- 655-3624 WHITBY, 2 BEDROOM, bed - July Ise $790 all inclusive except cable Telephone (905)665-7543 Office hours Monday - Friday 9 a in 5 p.m WHITBY, duplex, lower level, 2 bedroom, freshly painted, quiet street. 1 pane g space. laundry facility, no pets, non smoker, first &s Last required. 905-66&-8763. utilities. call WHITE'S RD./ FMCH, one bedroom. Irving. eat in kitch- en. 4 DC bath, basement apartment. carpeted, separate entrance. nor( Smoking/pets Aaiable July SM plus ubh- Ins Cat (905) 420-6532 WHY rem when you Can own your own hone for less than you think')" Call Dave Hay. lei Saks Rep I4JMtax Summit Really (1991) Ltd X9051 668-3800 or (905) Ow u, 1 "cum F rR cat Income $35,080 plus? 1st Tree Buyer? Professilorw R&OW? GCI Mark to "Own" your next home! P" 571-6275 141004810-6275 LraensecfReal- s?wr :rib to 4 rib CIL� y N m! A ta 4 eft sea nt■•rnanrrnr Far.tY A ABA DASA DO 6 months tree' Own Cour own home, from 5595 OAC Caste back brows to you' $29.000 pus tarwMy morn a good uedR Shari d down payrnterd'e Call Ke Collis. associate broker. Caldwell Banker RMA Real Estate (905)728-9414 or 1- 977.663-1054 emad kacol- ktNidirect coin A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND - BIG 6 months tree. the own a horse from 660(ifm"'dh o a c uD to (5.000 cash badk to you! Require 530 OOO.famiry intexaau and good crW4 Shhort d down payrtuf� Gu &t Rdu. Sala ReD today' iirJ Max Sof TW5) 728-1600. 1- OW732-1600 3 BEDROOM Semi available July 1 . on Dean Awe osha- via), rear Wilson PNHwy 401 N appliances included First Aasi S900/month, references Cal(905)263-8378 A IN KATABLE DEAL! From 5500 down. own your own home starting a1 $69,900 ca- ries la less ttan ref. OAC. 24 ICs tree oeerrM .asap 905-728-1069 ext 277. Cold well Barrer NMR Real Estate. Aueka Rasxw. AJAX. HwwoodlBryly Mark raw 3-Oedtoan, dose to all amad-. Clean. asking 5950 plus 50% ufih0es. Fvsvlast. Aadable July or August 1st. Cal (905)68&-Ew OSNAwfu Low Drawn Pay - mom aid less #Ain Ras it you gNaM' y! New kitchen. Plz Ibotwp 3 bedrooms, and much mole! Conrad SamNko Sutton Group Dynamic Rally loc. 905k434-4600 PIQEIIIMG Convenient loca- tion, 2 Bed. on maul flow. Rec-room. in bsmt. Suitable for couple. Noir-smoker. n o Mrs.+A1/2 905 7719 PICKERING. room for ram, share kitchen, non smokers, $400, him a last, a%&* imawdo y. 905483-8602 SOUTN AJAX -Large 3 bed- room backs , dose to lake. st.- h-ital school & 1 elle r not WHRBY, well mwdairted 3.1 bedroom bungalow 5 ap- pliances, hardwood floors. 4 car dnveway. fenced garden, near school. shopping, 401 Duet strut August 1st 665- 1977 after Bpm . ; Townhouse; For RWO Al OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed- room townhouse close to schools. shopping $875 per month plus uldifies Firstliast Available 1st (905) 579- 9956 OSHAWA 2 -bedroom town- house. one 4 -piece & one 3 - piece bath. dose to all amen- ies. $900 inclusive. first & last required, Available Au- gust 1st Cat 905-571-3961 TOWNHOUSES FOR RENT- Dshawa north end Near all amenities 3 bedroom plus appliances plus garage $950 /month plus utilities Refer- ences, fhrstilast required fall (705) 324-3172 ever*ngs . 1 dooms KEM Riml AJAX - ;lean I bedroom. Hwy r2/Church area near 401, own bath, plus Imng!dmmg room and laudry n house at in- clusive S6501madh FirsV last Cat (905) 4269154 LARGE bright fumished bed- room. private bath. working peisat Call (905)420-8376 PICKERING 2 rooms to recd n brand new seam. Strood 8 Rosebank Available together or separately Private bath- room Please call 416487- 0246 leave message PICKERING VILLAGE 2 fur- nished rooms wdh private 4 CIC. loam. upper level n ovate home a/c. cable. parking. working. non-smoker made inclusive. 905- 519-9656 ROSSIANO/ANOERSON WfkttTt Clean bright partly 1 -unshed room in friendly ^0me $365/mo Frstflaw - erearces. parking etc Sim nature business nom-smokmg person 430-1328 WEST HILL. Large room in spacious home. non-smoking working temale. all facilities included Walk to Rope NU GWBus First/last olverices Cat (4161282-5950 O1 Shred Acoonraodsiat AJAX- ! 4C, 3 bedroom exeOdrve non- smoking furnished toile to stare with one Separate 4pc private bath. own Mvirhy ,wry ac. 6:;1eoe &aux door . Sat prdess"Is owe street 57001 Avaiabk July 1�. 905686-9963 • • For 1kf CONDO. East Hampton Aon, 2 bedrooms. 2-badwooms. 5 - appliances. parking. $1000 first a last. references. aval- ads July 1st Cal (905) 425- 0678 1 /7Nko a • Held Sweu APPROX. NM y. l main plus upper level. prime location, 13 Wheson Rd. S (klawa (WM- son fumig) 51100 all nclusrve SW hairdresser. flower shop. wine -making. small business -computer. of hamburger pray Call SWW 576-6999 1 c°aeB" Nor Reis BLUE MOOT RETREAT. 1- $00-659-9448 Book now so you won't be disappointed Nora with 4 well equipped. very dean wLNgm onsecond hn year cot- tagewe have The Sha grda. Prick dnveway & beach. 3 bed - moms, 3 baths. private hotub room, fireplace, satellite TV, reclorrp Inugroom furniture, washer & dryer, dishwasher, pilow top king& aquissen sited AN 880's, fire pits and patio tges �ur- rrtum and use of HoltuD In - dude l in rental price. forms, basWAiN, beach vdkybA. badminton, horseshoes. row- boats. canoes, and paddle boars. VYt also love qrw dean. � ik 501..on roan Agaqut Park BOBCAYGM LAKE FRONT, secluded family do(nape, 2- bedroom. Alpe. haNh. TV, VCR micro. bwbWw. deck.dod vre1 attaillable Weekdd $645AhreeWk (705)657-1992. MUM IAM, Clean 2 A 3 bedroom eat - law. Beach, good no p: Prins from $300 - Ca1705-M6-4961. � LAKE cozy.3 hed- room on waterfront ALSO Pi- geon Lake. 1-4 bedroom cot- tages available. Great swim- ming and fishing 1.877-738- 4163 church. livingroom, 2 dirrnp- WATERFRONT COTTAGE re - rooms, finished basement, son, a0 comforts of home. carport, new fence. 7 sheds, great for fishing, boating. t n'eddgqee.� stove. dishwasher, swimmvg & relaxation GoN $130Nmo. sufil. Fwst4ast/rA- near by. 30 mors east of Pe- erenCes No pets. Available terboro gh $400 - weilry Aug. tst. 9M -M-1360 ` r (105) 776-3049. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 29 A/P i Lots dr Sds C i Lots for Sid • 1 AtleNofls • 1 &"No PRIVATE BALE Estate Lots Acreage available 35 - 60 minutes from Oshawa Agents Welcome (905)623-4172 (905)434-0473 ®Money to Lend IM Morley to Lend FAST CASH ADVANCE 3 1 O -CIO Aft. SH CALL NOW. • 1 w uswwn W I usineM" OpportMi•s Opportunities The ssurld's larbkat and lar,tcst gru%%ing business services franchise is expanding dynamically in Ajax/Mckering. We are seeking a customer service oriented, self starting franchiser to join our franchise network of over 270 centers in Canada and 4,100 centers worldwide. A phenomenal opportunity. Mail Boxes Etc. provides complete operational. marketing, training, suppon and powerful advertising exposure. Join the world leader. For franchise information on this exceptional opportunity CALL DOUG WARREN AT 1-800-661-6232 EXT. 289 • 1 Fkrrfde Ywt Rwwatl CLEARWATER. 2 3-becroom fully furnished, air Condt- bapd. mirWFiCtured homes Clubhouse. lkcatW pool. tot tub dose to beadles and MW attractions Children welcome $275Mxkly Pro - los shro" your home (905)683-5503 DISNEY. UMVERSAL studios. Orlando Florida 2 uxury. 4 bedroom homes with pmrate hexed pods Canadian own- er. Less Iran luxury hotel ries I -NO -2461996 hdtp// rreblnome died emu -«akin 1 1 viveee Homes Far Seg BOWMANVILlE P. ate sate Open house Sat June I7 & Sun Ju -Ie 18 from 2-4p in 35 Glanville Cra . 2 storey Irik garage. fenced-rcord. Uccle central air, 3 OedroonK. fm - shed basement. ceramics. i1appliances; . 00 Cal 9054;=. LARGE 4-BEDROON New windows. doors kitchen ce- ,,junia. carpentry. ated psrtaly knitted fully Carries tar $11001modh. No S Down available Vendor can arrange fuanctrrqq Don't miss out. (905)7 13 00 MONEY DOWN! Assume existing mortgage. 3 -bedroom towiouse. riling $66.200 cheaper than ret. Call Pati Bird Mtn -Com Iliknikum (905)720-2004 PICRENNIG. $159.995.3- bdrm sem. 2 full bats , Sur - rowded by water and Park- qad, pn ate driveway. base- ment apt wise en- trance OPEN HOUSE Satur- day 17th, 10 am -2p m. call Dave 905-839-7102 P.E.I. - SPOTLESS 5 bedroom hone. Man St. Montague. PE. Island. 2-4 pc. bathrooms. large country kitchen, large roan now laundry rm. UM617 rm, kuingroom, town sewers & water. beautiful backyard. Walking distance to beaublul Montague River. RWuced to $69,500 - owmer's Amdcus 10 sd!! 1-902-835-4532 after 5 P.M. (SND) WINTRY - •$266,6W Ander- soNltaMhrq, 15005q.fl.. 3 bedrooms, eal-in kitdten, double garage, antral air, fireplace. hardwood lkwniog. IN , ,hed baserdO with sacra. No a". Call 9054K)A:561 ■WTBY DETACIIED - Side split 4 level, 3.1 bedrooms, huge family room, da. c/v. Backs on to hark laud, shows spotless. MMidgeUCarter area. $195,000. Cal (905)428-M. RE.1. - SPOTLESS 5 bedroom (tome. Mart St. Montague. P.E. Island. 24 Dc. barrooms, large country kitchen, Large man floor laandy rani family rm, bvrigroom. town sewers & water. beautdul backyard. Walking distance to beautiful Montague River. Reduced to $69.500 - owner's anxious to sell" 1-902-838-4532. alter 5 .. . 1 650 BY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF SEIZURE AND SALE is! out of the Ontario Court of Justice (General Division) to directed, l HAVE SEIZED an right, title, interest and equity in or in respect of the tollowerg goods belonging W Belonging To: HUFFMAN BROS WELDING LTD Por"", oMario 1 1977 Ford 350 Tnedk #F37HCZ12986 (26,000 miles) 1 1984 Dodge Ram 1I87FOl4H1EDS357624 1 10'00' La 1 3'00' Shear Brown Boggs 146A #376308 18100* Shear Brown Boggs #01480 1 Lincoln Welder (gas) §(200 #154915 1 PH Electric Welder #R398566 1 Spectrum 500 DC Plasma Cutter WA 789168 1 Mikmhatic Wire Feeder 1 Home made steel Tons 4'00' 1 Dnl press 49.614 1 Table Grinder 1 5' Bench Vise 2 Bottle Cans 1 Job Box with nuts & bolts 2 Boxes of hand tools Hand Tools - 318 Drill, 112 DMI, Sawsall, Hand gander Oxygen & Acetylene Gauges (Several) Assortment Of Welding Cables Assortment of Oxygen & Acetylene hoses ALL OF WHICH I WILL OFFER FOR SALE BY PUB AUCTION -ON - WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, 2000 AT 10:00 A.M. -AT- 609 WIWAM STREET, COBOURG, ONTARIO [Viewing or .Jure 21. 2000 at i If A M i TERMS OFA Fll�! : CASH OR CERTIFIED CHEONie PAYABLE TO SHERIFF DEPOSIT OF $100 00 AT TIME OF SALE 72 HOURS TO ARRANGE PAYMENT IN FULL - FAILING WHICH DEPOSIT IS FORFEITED DELIVERY ONLY UPON PAYMENT IN FULL This safe is subject to cancellation up to time sale widrout further, notice No employee of me Mn Try of rhe Attorney General may purchase any goods cnartels, lards or tenenrerss exposed by a Strong for s Sicker legal process. ONW directly or atdwecly Dated at Coborag, Ontario, May 24. 2000 L. Taylor, Sheriffs Office County of Northtmtbertand Extensive Estate AUCTION SALE teatunng AM, Piano, Farm Implements, AntigUes, Victorian pieces, Royal Albert ,hina, dock. choice pieces In oak & walnut, dishes, beds, hardware, farm, )arden & hand tools, 2 dances. Saturday, June 24, 2000, Starting at 11:30 sharp (viewing at 10 am, day of sale) Estate of the late Ruth Eileen Spademan held on location 04849 Concession 6, Twp- or Uxbridge (Comnloniv known as-Woodnewton-) East of Coppers Comers OR West from Manchester on Derham Rd 821 then north n Cone. 6 OR take lakendge Road north from 401 to (>~ Rd. #21 #hen west pprox. 4.5 km- to Conc. 6). Household 6 Ani6quil arge ornate Vlcionan sideboard, Victorian 6 leg extension dining table, 1arltel dolt, Royal Albert china dishes "Lavender Rose' pattem. cake fates, planers, quantity of Doulton & china pieces, walnut quit racks. wick - ,r fernery, silverware, treadle sewing machine, cedar chest, pine ox, cabinet radio, prints & panwigs, barrister book case in oak. Darrion pnght grand piano & stock quantity #nen & bedding, several beds various Izes/ mattress, TV, appliances, Fridge. 2 chest freezers, microwave, oak Itchen chairs, office fax, quantity of books, camping equipment chairs & ofa set, wood carving, LP records. small kitchen appliances, side tables. 996 Subaru Forest L-AWD, fully powered approx. 35,000 km, 967 Volvo 760 GLE sedan, 3 pt. ht. PTO Mott Mower, 2 furrow pull plough, ide delivery hay rake, 3 pt. ht. bell drive circular saw, 8x10 modular garden hed, 2 cargoes, Small sail boat honey chum, Snow fence. wheel barrow, ealer bars, patio furniture, hand & garden tools, plus many other items far )o numerous to mention. ksh or known dtegw day of sale before removals Estate/ Executors/ viners or Auctioneers not responsible in case of Iryury or accident. fcbowim nob: A qua* estate si worthy of your attendance. NO JUNK HERE! Furniture in good wrldbon, a number of unusual pieces. efieshrnents available. Sob 111 1 and sold by: Ken Prentice i KeM Pike ISltice & Kim Auctioneers "Pirenwe's EstaNislii & licemetf Auctioneers Mini 1891 " Farrier! A"Waili ts, Cleft Fllrtller d 11 Is co fact Ken PrenOce, Slouf iVide, 905442-1878 Ken Pike, Oshawa, 905-72344 ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our "Auction Padtale'w consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: of Oshawa Whitby This Week of Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman One call does it all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 Visit Us On The Internet: www.durhamnews.net • 1 Auctions • 1 Auetlems : 11 Neprove-Knots : 11 hnprom of : 1 naDorb� • 1 Roolhrg : 1 RoafMg ' ' FIsMIh, Besuty : • HlaNlt, Beaub • honer, copper preppers. Honda gas generator, miscel- laneous pipe stands, large quantity 2-3-3-4 Type copper pipe, gas unit heater. 3 R 64 Pipe threaders, electric cement saw. 3 Nortec steam electric humidifiers. 14" chop saws. Milwaukee angle drill. 8 tank torches, large diameter steel pipe cutters. diskgqenders, electric drills. Sawzalls, plus many small hand 8 power tools, various shelving. 3 sets cutting torches complete. step ladders. Pentium computer complete, drafting table. Cad -Key drafting program. 6 office desks. Motorola Bay station, 8 Mike Cellular 2 -way phones. Calcomp plotter primer, elco Digitizer. plus many tables, shelving, office tele- phone system, small tools 7 wrenches Note Time: 10 a.m. Excellent Sale. Plan to attend. Some equi meet new & or nearly new, all in good condition. Terms Cash. Certified cheque. Interac, Visa, MIC Viewing from 9 a.m. Building Sold All must Go. McLean Auction a Liquidation 905-686.3291 or 905-432.2836. Cell 905-767-1003 Im vacatitill Prgrrtias : I 1 lmprov ,u TIMESHARE e sae Weeks 5:.53 ,_n s: as, Kssm, ince, -xv lake Gon,'Coun- try Club Fully fumished 2- wrm Durgabw. slaps 6. near Orlando and Disney world Keith (9051434-8334 1 COTIM Trainer 54" NEW PARK -RICE LAKE area ,arae seasonal sites pool. beach, ducking. rec rall. Trakrs for sate also Park Model rentals Phone now !70506-3423 Website www OrFamaidreson on n RED SETTER RESORT Camp Site 6 Cottages Mooem cot- tages with air conditioning d propane nearing We have several camp sites available. Wqe spacious sates from (850 season We offer good fishing. swimming. ret -had and games roan 705-775- 3096 Mary No Lad MONEY PROBLEMS. -e• :.u: oeot Quick With goap aerauupt or Dong rpmcldred Everyone accepteV= regarOku d clam ramp Lill to trot idormation 905-576-3505 Skol*tt barns inchiaea In•rssr" MOr1TGAMSGoodbac ano ugiv rinanong for any our- � Call Coomcations . Community MININUpe Services Corp 1905) 666 ACCESS MONEY No credit investigation-P,;Vae Finan- cial Assistance Required to be approved 310.000 and up RRSR *LIRA, RIF NSION FUND FROM Ex -employer Call Now Toll Free 1-SU-657-ID62Tal Fra Fax 1-888-703.1492. An- alyzed by our consultargs and referred lir rapid financial ex- scwiort 7 days a week Muni - pie Financing Consultants • 1 owntus o■oatrritw. SS COVEMMST - Funds$$ lirants and loans information to start and expad your bust - nm or farm 1.800.505 8.n66 AJAx HEALTH CENTRE- Re - taxiing massage. Just opened. 70 Commercial Avenue. Spring Spccul -3 py. Only visa. mastemwd and debt 905 686-9823. Opee 10a.m.-t tp.m. tmMS = ; needed for Canada's fastest growing home party plans. Christmas Around The World and Gins by House of Lloyd offers lits, ha training, excellent m- eome, part-timenull-time,no dehverirp, free trips. Call (905) 992-8248. COSTUME RENTAL business for sale. Costume inventory. fixtures, and referrals. Cale like(905)432-7660. LOONY LIZARD, one of On- tario's fastest growing dollar - stores, offers franchise op- Wunity for its new Whitby location. Amazing dollar store. Great location Excellent po- Rmial Call Anthony Barrett. 1-(905)685.9655. PHARMACEUTICAL COMM - NY Requires 4 dynamic indi- viduals to implement its mar- keh ng plan in the Durham Re- gion Please call Ride Sobol- ka (416) 738-9563 RESTAURANT,, power of sale Land 147 x 70, building. c chattels. Hwy 57, 1 dock to Lake Scugog $105.000 (705) 324-5169 IBUDGET HONE QfPAOVEMENTS &tthrn,+m runoo a tions, new kitchen ;ountm and kitch- ens, finished bas- ments, rec rooms and decks. 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619-4663 Cell (416) 275-0034 DOORS •R• US GARAGE COORS. OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service b Repairs 905-837-0949 HANDYMAN Decks.ERVICEoDoors. Kitchens, Bathrooms. Drywall, Taping a General Repairs (905)837-0702 cell (416)616-3689 CONSTRUCTION Specializing in total home repairs & renovations, Inside & oUI. All work fully guaranteed. 68t 9 3 DECIKS Garbage re. smov>V Call - Jason 1-888-579-0077 (905)-786-2022 Specializing in 6 Block 4k Britt Concrete Call Donterik for a Free Esdorm 905-619-2636 (leave msg) FENCE s DECK Renewal & Repairs Make your old fence look like new. • Power -Washing • Staining *Weather Proofing Call am: Moving 6 ' Staaa DIRECT WINDOW inuuR tont MOVING SYSTEMS AUCTION SALE Ines. June 20th at 10 a.m. 79 Meants Crt. 0owmamrille We wilt move anything. Vinyl Replacement Thermal Windows 401 to Liberty St. Esit North to Baseline then right, watch for signs. anywhere, anytime t�f' �ve' thtj� Having received instructions from the Principals we are Commercial or residential and Senor is - jJ clearing surplus material 8 equipment of ongoing oper- boxes available 8 mrd month discounts. Free .r m•� ations of DFC Mechanical, Budding Sold. including: estimates under one `voof Thomas Skid Steer, Chicago press break 8 ft 55 ton, 571-0755 95 S 10 pick up truck. Mubra Iron worker, Hydraulic Renovating? Decorating? roll groover, Sky Jack Litt, Scissor lift, 5 new Arm- strong pumps. Hobart portable gas welder, refrigerant Maintenance? Real Estate? recovery recycling unit, 2 Plate tampers, lumping lack, ONE GALL DOES /TALL Ridgid 535 threading M/C on wheels, Plazma cutting M/C. Milwaukee core drill Ridgid K-50 drain cleaner, 1-8WM —360_33(�! 1 Hobart welder, boiler master to -tool beveller. Acklands high frequency arc welder, Canox Welder Starpawer everythingunderoneroof.eom 304-C-CC/CV. 6 Ridgid #300 Powervices. select 12- power hacksaw, refrigerant pump, portable air com- The only tool you/'N ever need For pressor, 8 Ridgid Yoke chain vises, Ridgid #700 Pony all your home improvemenfs hand treader, drill press, phase meter, welding post- .__.. monom honer, copper preppers. Honda gas generator, miscel- laneous pipe stands, large quantity 2-3-3-4 Type copper pipe, gas unit heater. 3 R 64 Pipe threaders, electric cement saw. 3 Nortec steam electric humidifiers. 14" chop saws. Milwaukee angle drill. 8 tank torches, large diameter steel pipe cutters. diskgqenders, electric drills. Sawzalls, plus many small hand 8 power tools, various shelving. 3 sets cutting torches complete. step ladders. Pentium computer complete, drafting table. Cad -Key drafting program. 6 office desks. Motorola Bay station, 8 Mike Cellular 2 -way phones. Calcomp plotter primer, elco Digitizer. plus many tables, shelving, office tele- phone system, small tools 7 wrenches Note Time: 10 a.m. Excellent Sale. Plan to attend. Some equi meet new & or nearly new, all in good condition. Terms Cash. Certified cheque. Interac, Visa, MIC Viewing from 9 a.m. Building Sold All must Go. McLean Auction a Liquidation 905-686.3291 or 905-432.2836. Cell 905-767-1003 Im vacatitill Prgrrtias : I 1 lmprov ,u TIMESHARE e sae Weeks 5:.53 ,_n s: as, Kssm, ince, -xv lake Gon,'Coun- try Club Fully fumished 2- wrm Durgabw. slaps 6. near Orlando and Disney world Keith (9051434-8334 1 COTIM Trainer 54" NEW PARK -RICE LAKE area ,arae seasonal sites pool. beach, ducking. rec rall. Trakrs for sate also Park Model rentals Phone now !70506-3423 Website www OrFamaidreson on n RED SETTER RESORT Camp Site 6 Cottages Mooem cot- tages with air conditioning d propane nearing We have several camp sites available. Wqe spacious sates from (850 season We offer good fishing. swimming. ret -had and games roan 705-775- 3096 Mary No Lad MONEY PROBLEMS. -e• :.u: oeot Quick With goap aerauupt or Dong rpmcldred Everyone accepteV= regarOku d clam ramp Lill to trot idormation 905-576-3505 Skol*tt barns inchiaea In•rssr" MOr1TGAMSGoodbac ano ugiv rinanong for any our- � Call Coomcations . Community MININUpe Services Corp 1905) 666 ACCESS MONEY No credit investigation-P,;Vae Finan- cial Assistance Required to be approved 310.000 and up RRSR *LIRA, RIF NSION FUND FROM Ex -employer Call Now Toll Free 1-SU-657-ID62Tal Fra Fax 1-888-703.1492. An- alyzed by our consultargs and referred lir rapid financial ex- scwiort 7 days a week Muni - pie Financing Consultants • 1 owntus o■oatrritw. SS COVEMMST - Funds$$ lirants and loans information to start and expad your bust - nm or farm 1.800.505 8.n66 AJAx HEALTH CENTRE- Re - taxiing massage. Just opened. 70 Commercial Avenue. Spring Spccul -3 py. Only visa. mastemwd and debt 905 686-9823. Opee 10a.m.-t tp.m. tmMS = ; needed for Canada's fastest growing home party plans. Christmas Around The World and Gins by House of Lloyd offers lits, ha training, excellent m- eome, part-timenull-time,no dehverirp, free trips. Call (905) 992-8248. COSTUME RENTAL business for sale. Costume inventory. fixtures, and referrals. Cale like(905)432-7660. LOONY LIZARD, one of On- tario's fastest growing dollar - stores, offers franchise op- Wunity for its new Whitby location. Amazing dollar store. Great location Excellent po- Rmial Call Anthony Barrett. 1-(905)685.9655. PHARMACEUTICAL COMM - NY Requires 4 dynamic indi- viduals to implement its mar- keh ng plan in the Durham Re- gion Please call Ride Sobol- ka (416) 738-9563 RESTAURANT,, power of sale Land 147 x 70, building. c chattels. Hwy 57, 1 dock to Lake Scugog $105.000 (705) 324-5169 IBUDGET HONE QfPAOVEMENTS &tthrn,+m runoo a tions, new kitchen ;ountm and kitch- ens, finished bas- ments, rec rooms and decks. 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619-4663 Cell (416) 275-0034 DOORS •R• US GARAGE COORS. OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service b Repairs 905-837-0949 HANDYMAN Decks.ERVICEoDoors. Kitchens, Bathrooms. Drywall, Taping a General Repairs (905)837-0702 cell (416)616-3689 CONSTRUCTION Specializing in total home repairs & renovations, Inside & oUI. All work fully guaranteed. 68t 9 3 DECIKS Garbage re. smov>V Call - Jason 1-888-579-0077 (905)-786-2022 Specializing in 6 Block 4k Britt Concrete Call Donterik for a Free Esdorm 905-619-2636 (leave msg) FENCE s DECK Renewal & Repairs Make your old fence look like new. • Power -Washing • Staining *Weather Proofing Call am: Moving 6 ' Staaa DIRECT WINDOW inuuR tont MOVING SYSTEMS Deal Directly and Save We wilt move anything. Vinyl Replacement Thermal Windows anywhere, anytime ' Side Skier - Double Hung ' Bay - Bow Commercial or residential and Senor All types of Aluminum Work boxes available 8 mrd month discounts. Free Free Estimates (903) 426-6342 estimates 571-0755 RETIRED CRAFTSMEN & OTHER EXPERTS FOR LOW COST HOME REPAIRS & REMODELING a Plumbing • Carpentry • Electrical • Painting & Much More 1l 4 m Pd, eonaed, 1 Year Irarra* ow 905-686-7236 �31 ALLVIINCE OF DU GET MORE FOR YOUR DOLLARS!!! One caii for au your Home Improvements. Once 8 Bulk" Ranovsoons needs at vary arfordabra prices Guaranteed.. Drywall • T -Bar Coling • Stucco Ra waken Apartaiewa - iionkr. • (Nrk-es • %* x • Ki•ct.rsu • EaYlllr . • Carpentry • Pailatu PlasiAHg • Fieetrlcai - (:rra.wc Tilos - lk-> - Fear wratc-n rmll a • 1.N FYu.w'IM .yldV< Gi—.,i.w s.r..a.aie., a OisMy r»r..o. - t.e res . aw. c_WAlk •.rr ra ("s) 42r:-ssol - Emma bs"Wiiffirececeiiiii For the Whitby Home Show Sept. 8, 9, 10 Whitby Iroquois Sports Call Devon 579-4400 ext 223E LIMITED SPACE!! THE HONEST IMOVER S49 PER HOL R I man S65 PER HOUR - 2 men K,, bort ga. m.1c re tnvcllm` imic Fix mic apriliamxs. small dchrcrio. w sitvipk mems anunf the larac. AM saes-ru. weep Ix -mrd C- pam %o (:ST/P%r COVKR GO QUAPANTiiO Larry Hoffe (705)665.4i"s Pager 720-8439 MCNA1.51(I MOVING i STORAGE Houses. Apartments Offices. Appliances 8 Piano Specialists Senior a Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured. Free Estimates Plate east service. Call 436-7795. 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Free estimates Call Shawn 90"19.17e4 manicanic LESSONS Piano, voice, flute, clarinet, violin JOY OF MUSIC In the Yellow Paces •LJpscaler X41 Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ CANADIAN WOMEN RIGHT NOW! 1-900-830-0138 54.99/min -- 18+ open 24hrs - ........ .................. On Father's Day 1 would like to remember my husband • Noel. A Pickering • Who was the most caring, kindness yet humblest man I ever knew. He taught us how kindness and caring came from the Father above. He has left behind one of life's great- est treasure that will linger in our minds as long as we live. Never in the history on planet earth, have I seen Love in action on a continuous basis until I lived with him. Perhaps, if we could see the splendour of the Land. To which our loved care called from you & me We'd understand. Perhaps, if we could know the reason why they went. We'd smile - and wipe away the tears that flow And wait content. » Love m Wife - Olive Sons - Andrew & Paul 1 In loving memory of 1, a dear husband, father and grandfather Ted Papatheodorou He had a nature you could not help loving And a heart that was purer than gold, And to those who knew him and love him His memory will never grow cold. Wife Sophia, son Chris and wife Mary, daughter Joanne and husband Larry. Grandchildren Mark, 3 Bobby, Stephanie, Marisa t n and Lexie. A Father's Day Tribute NOEL ALEXANDER PICKERING 4 TO MY DAD QF To a Dud that should be here with me To a Dad that is very dear to me To a Dad that was very strong to me To a Dad that could always make things right when they were wrong with me To a Dad that stayed strong even though he was sick To a Dad that was taken away tai quick To a Dad that I needed so much. I miss so much, I love so much / wish him W in Heaven 9 A Very Happy Fathers Day • R.I.P. Paul Pickering CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your rept' sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such -tames. Place your application and list in an emrelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed dim" to Oshawa This Week. will at be fongarded to the file number. Originals mast be seat dirwilill as Indicated fiy the Instructions In the ad. Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and fyers door to door every Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by'6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 °"t'',,i+.h.`:-�`, a ;,at7S,jL..i.!7r.'l.t, f+ ^` .Fj6�;'�+a`,-:.�►-:xiV'.+;• ,�'>I•I Local equestrians compete at Tetrathlon Equestrian teams from Pickering will compete in the Central Ontario Re- gional Tctrathlon in Auro- ra and Toronto this week- end. The event began Satur- day, and will finish today, Sunday, June 18. Tctrathlon is a demand- ing competition with four parts: swimming, shooting air pistols, running and horse riding. Boys and girls compete in separate divisions in at five levels for each: junior 'A', junior 'B', senior 'A', senior 'B' and novice. The 'A' and 'B' splits are deter- mined by the competitors' levels of riding skills, as measured by the Canadian Pony Club testing system. The winners of regional competitions at the senior and junior 'A' levels have a chance of being chosen to represent the area at na- tional and international competitions. This year's national tetrathlon is in Nova Scotia July 16 to 21. 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The Arthritis Society, Trent Region Invites you to a PUBLIC FORUM AJAX/PICKERING "Learning to Live with Arthritis" With special guest speaker Dr. Heather McDonald MD Wednesday June 21st, 2000 7:00 PM -9:00 PM ` Pickering Recreation Complex O'Brian Meeting Room (east side of complex) 1867 Valley Farm Road • Pickering SEATING IS UMITED - Refreshments CALL TO RESERVE TODAY will be served 1-888-765-0005 Sponseired by The IL M N Society C o p c PUBLIC FORUM LINDSAY t Champ ain Ave. West 401 East ll 900 Champlain Avenue 1-800-642-4561 (905) 723-5211 The Area's ONIN Full Line I.A-7.-Boy Dhaler At yLAe•• .� ani! A Message from the Education Improvement . Chairperson of the Board Commission Releases Report on Durham ZZ ---= $70— Building Stronger and Safer Communities Watch For `Look At Us: A Durham District School Board publication for parents and the community, to be sent home with your child in the next few days. Please Spread The 0 •• .1111689 wing Your copy to anon -parent community member when you have finished reading it • 1 usne44 $S Government Funds$$ Grants and loans information to start and expand your business or farm. 1-800-505-8866 THE HOTTEST OPPORTUNITY of the Decade Come on the Legal Revolution. 28 year old company launches in Canada No competition Recorded message ty Ind Assoc 1- 817-359-6554 • 1 Coming E.19 ELVIS - WHERE ARE YOU? Lookahlre. drnsalike or sonx>dahke come out for the 'Elvis' contest at Festival Days. Port Perry Fairgrounds, Saturday, July 8th Call 985- 2511 or Ray at 985-4427 snp . 1 Personals AJAX AROMAMASSAGE .n Martis Relaxing •tress relief. amazing services' 38 Hum St. 905-426-9677 Attendants po- saws available call 416-712- 9678 ARE YOU SINGLE? The New- est Meeting Place www DreamMates corn DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICE' ;all 905683-1110 Create a private mailbox of browse other personal ads !ree. Meet a new Friend or Lore for life HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find the orade w+thm. S291%min '18.'24 hrs 1- 900-451-3783 LIFE WASN'T MEANT to be lived atone don t your de- serve someone special in your Ide7 Misty River Pro- ductions. Ontario's traditional 1000 alar '519) 658.4204 DSHAWA RELAXING Mas- sage St"su Service 40 Itag St w 19051 404-9625 1130 am - 8 30pn. Also now hi nq NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 PAGE 31 P • 1 Personals • :1 Attnotananrtsttts SELENA'S PSYCHIC READER - Tarot Card. Palm Reader. Ad- visor on all Problems of Life. STREAMLINE Marriage, Health Group Read.ngs OPEN 9-9 7 days/ LIMOUSINE week Oshawa 905-579-1987 .Cars for any occasion DURHAM SINGLES CLUB. 415-990-4790 New approach to finding last- ing relationships Personal 905-509-8060 growth seminars, dances, pub nlphts New tun way to meet singles Selective Call for in- ternees 90ingles om or � Worship www durhams.ngles com • 1 Ssrvieas I • : 1 a.ma.u.rnts NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! 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The Arthritis Society, Trent Region Invites you to a PUBLIC FORUM AJAX/PICKERING "Learning to Live with Arthritis" With special guest speaker Dr. Heather McDonald MD Wednesday June 21st, 2000 7:00 PM -9:00 PM ` Pickering Recreation Complex O'Brian Meeting Room (east side of complex) 1867 Valley Farm Road • Pickering SEATING IS UMITED - Refreshments CALL TO RESERVE TODAY will be served 1-888-765-0005 Sponseired by The IL Arthritis SEARLE Society The Arthritis Society, Trent Region Invites you to a PUBLIC FORUM LINDSAY "Learning to Live with Arthritis" With special guest speaker Dr. Jane Purvis MD Monday June 19th, 2000 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM St. Mary's School 16 St. Lawrence Street Lindsay Refreshments SEATING IS LIMITED - will be served 'CALL TO RESERVE TODAY . , . 1-888-765-0005 ...... r A/P PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, June 18, 2000 DURHAM'S LARGEST RETAILER OF CHRYSLER VEHICLES Our POIMIA1111111111111IsSelly ... 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