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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA2000_06_23y _ PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY `. CENTRAL BRANCH ...-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER `\\ Pi CKERIN G'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER' -SINCE 1965 PRESSRU )),100 32 PAGES FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 2000 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/1$1 NE `A man is more than the worst thing he has ever done. What we do in life echoes an eternityERIODICAL K1*11er's snote aplanfor mui -A memorial Kith heartfelt messages continues to grow, in front of the Hillcrest Road home of Gillian Hadley in Pickering in the days following her murder, including a wrenching message .from her daughter, Faith (bottom left). Al right, Mrs. Hadley and her es- -tranged husband, Ralph, on their wedding day: Mr. Hadlev com- mitted suicide shortly after shooting his wife to death. Durhamcommittee backs call for tax reforms Council to vote on issue next week BY SUSAN OWEIL . Staff Writer The Region's call for a more eq- uitable taxation system is being sup- ported by the largest automobile manufacturer in Durham. General Motors in Oshawa is standing behind a recommendatiort from the Region's finance commit - ,tee that Council urge the Province to move toward a current value assess- :ment (CVA) system, Miriam 'Christie of GM's corporate affairs department told the committee Wednesday, noting the company doesn't want to see an extension of the current 10/5/5 capping program, . That program was introduced in 1998 to limit assessment -related tax increases on small businesses by capping those increases to 10 per cent in 1998 and five per cent in both 1999 and 2000. And, the approach has meant many local industries and residents who live in multi -residential units, such as apartment buildings, have been faced with a clawback to fund the cap. "Under Bill 79, reductions for those taxpayers who have overpaid have been delayed," Ms. Christie said -Taxpayers like GM who have ;ROGER ANDERSON See CAPPING page 4 Action by business {Royal Woods..-,� y fiord Lincoln 686-2300 ROYAL WOODS ` 11 #7 Just East of Westney Rd. H .7 7 - 3 ken. F�sl A Rd. �, yfi •%' BY STEPHEN SHAW' Stuff Writer Police have recovered a chilling, ,�cv en -page suicide note in which a remorseless Ralph Hadley graphi- cally outlined the planned execution of his estranged wife. Excerpts from the hand-written letter, tucked in a knapsack found in the backyard of the Hillcrest Road home in which Gillian Hadley was murdered, were released yesterday by Durham Regional Police. Detectives trying to makes sense of Tuesday's tragedy are still seek- ing answers, however, "the letter certainly sheds some light on how (Mr. Hadley) felt and why he did this;' said Sergeant Jim Grimley, a police spokesman. The Pickering nxxher of three was dragged naked from the street and shot to death by her abusive husband just moments after she managed to frantically pass their in- fant son to neighbours, sheltering him from harm- Mr. Hadley, 34, then turned the gun on himself. "It's pretty clear from the con- tents that he went to the residence with the intention of killing her and himself. He indicated he had no in- tentions of harming the chiW- said Sgt. Grimley in reference to 1 I - month-0Id Christopher. who is now being cared for by his grandparents. "in the letter he talks about his love for his son several times. It would appear it was written by a Inside the News Advertiser WNM To FMS ff Editorial Pale ...........6 oplalse Sharper ..........6 Eatertaiaanee I ..........17 Spwb ................21 Clarifier .............22 GIVE IIS A CALL Geasral ..........683-5110 Classified ........683-0707 Skli hien ......683-511.7 Death ■etim .....683-3005 ,slocw* Years .1-800-662-8423 -Emu shouston6durham.net Web site ....dudwilews.net FAX .............683-7363 ■ Pickering couple confronts a murderer. ■ Could more have been done for Gillian Hadley SEE PAGE 7 desperate man who, for some rea- son, in his mind felt he had to do this to protect his child:' Sgt. Grimley said. Two pages were written to his parents and sister, in which he asks for their "understanding" and for- giveness. Sgt. Grimley said the letter is neither rambling nor delusional, but rather his words appeared calcu- lated. Written in bold by Mr. Hadley on one of the pages was the quotation: "A man is more than the worst thing he has ever done. What we do in life echoes an eternity" Police believe Mr. Hadley, who was out on bail with conditions to stay away from his wife, forced his way into the residence by removing a bedroom window screen. Close friend Carol Brown be- lieves Mrs. Hadley was "probably in the bath" when she was ambushed. Mrs. Hadley was to go house hunt- ing in Port Perry with a friend that morning. Ms. Brown added. Also found in the knapsack was an ammunition clip. NOTSHOM OLIUAL SIZE U.ES • SERVICE - LEASI RENTALS - BOOY SHOP — aar�rtr.tt+,rk+.� M Try Me Best" A 000 Ford Windstar j o,01� ��ns�cin9 ' ,},.7-!:i�'. 3. /J, •,�' .�r,al ti., ..r ,FIV4v„''4�r!�t'*•v? 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The Ajax site of the Rouge Valley Health System (RVHS) launched a new Cardiac Care Diagnostic Unit Tuesday featuring state-of-the-art equipment in a newly renovated space in the hospital's west wing. The hospital also officially wel- comed Dr. Kiran Nagi, the first cardiol- ogist on staff at the Ajax site. "The equipment, the staff and the ser- vices are all here for one reason, to pro- vide the best care for our patients:' said Gale Mossman, chairman of the RVHS, who reported the unit is now equipped with new ECG (electrocardiogram) equipment, a new state-of-the-art Echo machine used to do ultrasounds of the heart, a new Stress Testing lab, a Holter Monitoring service used to monitor a patient's heart rhythm for a 24-48 hour period and equipment to perform Stress Echo tests, a combination of both a Stress Test and an Echo Test. Dr. Joseph Ricci, the medical director of Rouge Valley's cardiac care program, reports the opening of the new unit is vital to the early and accurate diagnosis of heart problems. "Having excellent diagnostic facili- ties improves the quality of health care and hopefully the quality of outcomes for all of our patients;" Dr. Ricci said, adding "it's important to bring these ser- vices close to home so barriers to care don't exist." Dr. Ricci and Dr. Nagi are also hope- ful the Province will approve the estab- lishment of cardiac surgical services at the RVHS so patients in west Durham and Scarborough won't have to travel into Toronto for access to operations such as bypass surgery. "I have witnessed first hand the needs of my patients," said Dr. Nagi, who jointed the hospital in January. "I agree cardiac surgery and cardiac rehabilita- tion close to home are necessary" Dr. Rolland leader, an internist who started the first Echo Lab at the hospital in 1985, reported the hospital has come a long way over jhe years in terms of - cardiac cane. "Up until the last year or so ... we found ourselves falling farther behind," he said, adding "In the last one and a ..half years, great things have started to happen for this organization ... we have -built a very strong base of clinical ex- pertise at the hospital and we now have BEAUTY Vb. FREE Paul Brown a B>tdlTo Shampoo or e trim ale PTP a Cond�ionet ov,o eight" DUO Apffrlu 1 Litre $1221 s29.w R•9.'+5.» a lot of technical expertise we never dreamed possible" Bruce Cliff, the hospital's chief oper- ating officer and executive vice-presi- dent, added "We are moving ahead very quickly ... A year ago we didn't have any dedicated space for cardiac diagnostic services and the equipment we had was dated....This is another great day for the RVHS and the APHC site:' The cardiac diagnostic unit is open Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Patients are booked for appointments by their family physician or a specialist. NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Jurw 23,20W PAGE 3 AM 11MP�SPY SHOP� Oil "In God We Trust. All Others We Monitor" • Electronic Debugging • Covert Cameras • Wireless Video Transmitters • Counterfeit Money Detector • Pin Hole Cameras • Nanny Cams • Pepper Spray 4383 Kingston Rd. 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G TOa'ti CENTRE BRIDAL EVENT JUNE 19 - 24 1 *BRIDAL MAKE-UP CONSULTATIONS (all week) - *SPECIAL OFFERS and COUPONS S (June 24 only) *Refreshments (June 24 only) *Space is lijuited so book your con.,ultation early. 905-420-8000 LA -Z -BOY 92NES ttr 1 don\ /1 r% A ■ r\ ti•' 1 /^► 1 1— A Pt► A S, ■ iti a- w 1 0%. . a IF 'Or ■ ear ■ ■ P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 Cri apping reforms pushed by GM CAPPING from page I overpaid for years must not continue to overpay to subsidize those who have had, if not a free ride, a very cheap ride for vears;' she added. "Now- is the time to reduce taxes:' Nis. Christie also reported "GM is certainly prepared to pay our fair share of taxes in Durham" But. she said the company would like to see changes to the tax rates for the large industrial class. According to finance commissioner Jim Clapp, the capping program has created a confusing property taxation system that is difficult for taxpayers to understand. He reports the legislation has pre- vented municipalities from reducing tax ratios to achieve more equity in proper- ty taxes paid between different property classes. Although residential taxes are now based on full CVA values, multi - residential, industrial and commercial taxes are still being calculated on a pre - CVA 1997 basis. Oshawa councillor and finance com- mittee chairman Brian Nicholson urged GM to lobby the government in an ef- fort to bring about changes to the sys- tem. "You may have far more influence with this government that we as elected individuals;' he said. "I would urge you to use that influence" Durham Region chairman Roger An- derson noted it is through pressure from the business community, including chambers of commerce and boards of trade. that the 10/5/5 capping program is going to be resolved. Tbc committee is also asking the Re- gion to request that the eligibility crite- ria for multi -residential units be changed and that municipalities be granted the discretion to adjust tax ra- tios to address the tax differential be- tween tenants and homeowners. Coun. Nicholson notes many apart- ment dwellers indirectly pay higher taxes than homeowners because their tax rates don't reflect the current market' value. And, he suggested council be asked to make a "statement in principle" that the Region is going to work toward harmonization of multi -residential and residential tax rates. The issue will go to council for consideration Wednesday. Teen charged in stabbing PICKERING — An 18 -year-old man is charged with two counts of ag- gravated assault after a double -stabbing at a house party here. Dw1ham Regional Police said the victims, one who suffered a collapsed lung, were rushed to the Ajax and Pick- CZHealth Centre after they were kduring an altercation at a home jon Highview Road early Sunday. Police arrested a suspect in a wood- ed area following a foot chase at about 1:30 am. Justin Molloy, of Toronto. is also charged with assault with a weapon and possession of a dangerous weapon. SUMMER HOURS AT REGION'S WASTE DISPOSAL SITES The Region of Durham's Waste Disposal Sites located at 1640 Ritson Rd. N. in Oshawa and 1623 Reach St. in Port Perry are regularly open Tuesday through Saturday, from 8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. These two sites now offer extended summer hours. Every Thursday until October, we are open from 8:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. Helping you with your waste disposal needs. Send it along the fax! Dial 683-7363 Read up online' NVre at wiviv.durhamnews.net NE" ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June M, 2000 PAGE 5 A/P Durham committee OKs $ 1. 1 -million contribution for Durham University A contribution of $l.1 million to Durham Col- lege's Creating Futures _Cam- paign from the Region will be used to fund technological im- provements to the school and to create the infra- structure needed to support a uni- v e r s i t y, Durham's fi- nance committee heard Wednes- day. Durham Col- lege president Gary Polonsky told councillors the balance of the R e g i o n' s Durham College University Cen- tre Reserve Fund, created in March 1997, will help make a university here a reality. Mr. Polonsky explained the funding will go toward "the in- frastructure that's needed to support the uni- versity and for the development of the proposal" He noted a land use plan for the Winfield property (in Os- hawa) is current- ly under way, as is the proposal work required to gain university status. "There is an e n o r m o u s amount of work involved;" Mr. Polonsky said, noting each pro- gram that's pro- posed "has to be peer reviewed by scholars from around the world ... it's very different from running a col- lege. "It seems like it just takes for- ever and it costs a fortune," he said, s noting the col- lege isn't funded to do the neces- sary groundwork. . Council earli- er approved $350,000 to be T. set aside in the reserve fund an- nually from 1997 t until 2001, for a I total financing commitment of approximately F $1.8 million. And, the fi- nance commit- tee, which sup- ported the fund- ing commitment Y=onagimously, will recommend to council Wednesday that the outstanding balance of $1.1 million in the re- serve fund be re- mitted to the Col- lege to honour Durham's corn- mitment to the Creating Futures Campaign. Approval of this payment will bring the Re- gion's total con- tribution to the college to $1.4 million to date, with the final $350,000 to he handed over to the school next year. The college, which received a $28.75 -million capital grant frv,ni the Province's Su- perBuild pro- gram earlier this year, is embark- im, on a $48-mil- Ir,rn expansion that will see im- provements to the Skills Train- ing Centre in Whitby and the creation of' a Manufacturing and Information Technology Cen- tre in Oshawa. among other ini- tiatives. +►iA�w�t6w�ws,��i►.Wra��rs.�%.a1%a •*, W � %st+ *,*a 6,6.6s IS a O a% a •«,a 0 • .* . fi"-'tom""'"'1'.✓. ; ?�Y1?Ff a i.:. �. .. d':. - 1"iy_'v tLa.:i A1P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION,• dune 23, 2060 'Ed t 1 opiNioNs i & NEWS ADVERTISERJUNE 23, 2 0 0 0 EDITORIAL Recommended raise too much at once 32.6 -per cent proposed hike for MPPs not reasonable, bears further analysis 'They want a 32.6 per cent raise'' bly even be less money spent when you Who do they think they are, pro ath- eliminate the expenses and overhead of letes''' those 27 MPPs who are now gone. That's just one quick reaction to a re- Now, that's not to suggest a raise port which recommends Ontario MPPs should be automatic. But. in 2000. get a raise from $78.000 pear year to $78,000 is probably not a reasonable $103,(x1). Not only does the indepen- sum to draw the most talented. bright dent panel which prepared the report candidates to run. Don't we want the push for the one-third jump in pay, but. best'? If we do, we should be prepared to even better, members willget to vote on pay for it. If we don't want the best, we - and approve the increase. deserve what we get. Before that happens. and it will be NDP leader Howard Hampton made months before it does, the report says an interesting point. The veteran MPP LETTERS TO THE EDITOR MPPs must consult with their con- says he'd be willing to accept a small - ---- -- - stituents in local meetings. You can be raise if the minimum wage of $6.85 per Is quality school level. sure they'll get an earful. Few will agree hour was increased. Liberal leader Dal- This finding, I believe, has MPPs deserve such a raise and, on the ton McGuinty feels MPP raises should more to do with the professional - surface, it docs seem obscene. However. be no higher than raises otlered civil ser edueatlon too ism of our teachers who don't it bears closer, dispassionate analysis. vants - about 2.5 per cent per year. take days off regardless of stress Consider that federal MPs receive a With poverty riots, teacher unrest much to ask for? than about the difficulty of the pay/tax-free/pension benefits package and the Walkerton nightmare facing teaching load. Our kids know the of S I45.000 per year. Toronto city coun- them, the Tories had better take their To the editor. difference. It manifests itself in cillors get $83.(XX) per year. time with this issue. While a raise is jus- Debate about education and teachers who have little time to Do !MPPs deset-ve only half what tified, 33 per cent is far too much for the teacher workloads will go on for- answer questions, mark assign - MPs get'? Should they be paid less than public to swallow. No doubt the Liberals ever. It is our kids, however, who ments or give feedback necessary a city councillor'? and NDP would vote against it and it take the hit when expectations of for extracurricular activities. Remember too MPPs have had a pair would be a beauty of an election issue our teacl'iers are too high. The My son took music last se - of five per cent pay cuts in the last several years down the road. quality of teaching is compro- mester from a teacher who had a decade and haven't had a raise of any They'd better look at something on mised both by how well teachers four -course teaching load and kind since the 1980s. the order of nine or 10 per cent or about are prepared for the class and by there was no official Christmas Finally, recall there are now 27 fewer i per cent per year since their last raise. who stays in the teaching profes- concert (there was one run by MPPs in the Legislature which trans- That's reasonable and justifiable. sion. students and volunteers). This later into a salary savings of about $2.1 I read with interest comments spring, the same teacher had a million per year. What do you get when E-mail row comments on this opin- by Durham District School Board three -course teaching load and you multiply that $25.000 raise by 103 ion to shoustonBdwtam.net Submis- superintendent Craig Burch who we all enjoyed a fabulous two- MPPs' Why, $2.5 million per year. sions whleh include a that and List noted statistics do not show hour concert. That's a net increase of about $400,000 name, as well es the community of nark- teacher absenteeism has in- Mr. Burch's statistical finding per year in salaries only or just over denee, ww be eonskisred for publics- creased during the two years of also does not account for the S 1.000 per day. And there would proba- tion. increased workload at the high teachers who have taught the four courses in a term and have subse- quentlyan eye on credit bureau lDu hamleft strictpboard°the yaltogether to avoid facing this workload You never know exactly what your rating will be again. Secondary school teachers leaving the profession is a grow - A few months ago I attempted to last five years and photocopies of two ing trend. One of my high school purchase a cell phone as a gift. Pant of Larry pieces of signed iD. It takes at least five children has had teachers leave a the purchase process was a credit weeks to process. I sent for my credit class for another job in mid-term, check. No problem. Right? Wrong! Noonan history and got back a complete list of on three occasions, this year I was refused credit unless I prepaid all my credit cards and their status. alone. for three months charges and gave a Opinion Shaper Along with the report is an •Investiga- 1 don't care about the politics major credit card number for future tion Request Form' whereby'a person of educational funding or who payments. Trans Union Consumer Re- insurance number ready) or you can can dispute one or more of the reported should work howmany hours. I rations Centre told me there was "one write them for a free full written report. items. I used the 'Investigation Request don't think it's asking too much blemish against my credit history". You can get more inforination from the Form' to dispute the one late payment. that high school students receive All my credit files are rated as RI Ministry using the Internet. I found out the item in question was a quality education from qualified (Credit ratings are listed fr(rn R1 to R9 The following will be of assistance: mistake! The late paymuent was "once teachers and have a positive with R1 being the best and R9 being Trans Union Consumer Relations day late" and may have been that way learning environment. What is the worst.) I called the Ministry of Centre (oral credit rating) 1-800-663- because of a processing delay. It was needed is that all sides of the Consumer and Commercial Relations 9980. corrected with apologies. issue come together and work out and found out the rating is based on the The Ministry of Consumer and How many people have negative solutions which include extracur- last rating given by a vendor. A bad rat- Commercial Relations (416)-326-8555 notations on their credit history with- ricular activities and academic ing, R2 to R9, remains on ale for or (go to brochures and pamphlets and out even knowing? More importantly, workload that satisfy the needs of ,seven years. Most companies report to then to Consumer Reporting Act.) how many people have incorrect items both students and teachers. There the credit bureaus regularly - on a Address for written report: Trans on their credit history? Are you one? must be middle ground some - monthly, half-year or yearly basis. A Union of Canada, Consumer Relations where. call back to Trans Union and I found Centre, PO Box 338, LCDI, Hamilton, E -HO your comments on this opiw Janet Ecker, school boards, out that even when the store reported Ont., L8L 7W2. - Jon to shousuaredLvh&m nk Submis- parents, and union people, are the late payment, they still rated me as With your request you must include sions which inchWe a Pint and List you listening? an R I! Then why the problem? your name and date of birth, your name, so wrN as the conneunity of res - You can call the credit company to spouse's name and date of birth, ad- !knee, will be eonsidrr•d for pubilca- Joy Kerney, get some information (have your social dresses where you have lived over the tJotu. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any advertise- ment. Credit for adver- usement limited to space prig error occupies. •9"7 . 01.... `-bra tb ...�!z `...3 BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer When Ralph Hadley appeared in Oshawa bail court Feb. 28, he was already facing charges of assaulting and stalking his estranged wife, as well as defying existing orders to stay away from her on three occa- sions. During the "reverse -onus" hear- ing, defence lawyer Graham Wake- field was required to convince the court why the 34 -year-old postal worker should not be detained. Assistant Crown attorney Frank Giordano, the prosecutor assigned to courtroom No. 5 that day, con- tested his bail, arguing he should be held in custody until trial. At the hearing's end, Justice of the Peace Brenna Brown freed Mr. Hadley on a $5,000 recognizance. She imposed stringent condi- tions on Mr. Hadley. He ignored them all. Still. Mr. Wakefield believes the system "worked" In the aftermath of Tuesday's horrifying murder of the Pickering mother, shot dead by her abusive husband who then killed himself, once again questions are being raised about how the law protects victims of domestic violence. Why was killer Ralph Hadley re- leased on hail, despite the alleged breaches of court orders and pend- ing charges of criminal harassment and assault? How did he manage to obtain the small -calibre handgun he used to kill Mrs. Hadley, just four months after being ordered by a justice of the peace to turn over to police any firearms he owned? Finally, what more, if anything, could the police and courts have done to save the 35 -year-old mother of three? In an interview Wednesday, Mr. 1i! — I _ ___9_ — NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Juns 23,•2000 PAGE 7 A/P Could more have been done to prevent the violence? Wakefield said he was shocked by the tragedy. In their recent dealings, he saw "no warning signs" Mr. Hadley might snap. "There were no indicators what- soever. This whole thing has come as a complete shock... He struck me as a very gentle, caring man," he said. The Pickering lawyer rejected any suggestion the judicial system failed. "It was a contested bail hearing... and all of the evidence was put for- ward. Based on what everybody knew at the time... everybody did their jobs properly," he said. "I believe the correct decision was made... I don't have any prob- lem saying the system worked as it should. Mr. Wakefield said the condi- tions imposed by JP Brown were "certainly stringent," but not un- common. "(There was) an attempt to bal- ance the protection... of the individ- ual while at the same time preserv- ing Mr. Hadley's rights and the pre- sumption of innocence" Mr. Hadley was ordered to re- main away from Mrs. Hadley, and her home at 865 Hillcrest Rd, and was not permitted to leave his par- ent's Scarborough residence except for work, or unless with his surety or a relative. He was ordered to "re- main out of the; City of Pickering;' except to attend his lawyer's office, and banned from using the tele- phone except for employment pur- poses, to call his parents or in a case of emergency. Police spokesman Sergeant Jim Grimley said relatives were un- aware of any weapons belonging to Mr. Hadley. He did not possess a firearms ac:quisision certificate. "The investigators will obviously be backtracking using the serial number of the gun recovered from the home to find out where the mur- der weapon came from. I would say that is a top priority," said Sgt. Grimley. Mr. Hadley had no criminal record, although he was no stranger the criminal justice system in the past year. His first run-in with the law was in May 1999 when he was charged with criminal negligence causing bodily harm after Mrs. Hadley's six- year-old severely disabled son from an earlier marriage was bruised on the buttocks. The boy is now living with his natural father, along with his eight- year-old sister, who had been living with Mrs. Hadley and was in school when she was killed. Following the 1999 arrest, Mr. Hadley was released on $1.000 bail - with Mrs. Hadley signing as his surety. The charge was laid after a nurse notice the marks. At the time (Mrs. Hadley) didn't think he was guilty and she bailed him out:' said longtime friend Carol Brown. In December, the charge was withdrawn by the Crown when Mr. Hadley signed a 12 -month peace bond, barring him from communi- cating with his sten. Friends say it was around this time the marriage collapse and the couple separated. "Gillian told him to leave and he wouldn't... they used to have a lot of hollering matches:' said Ms. Brown. "When she got a new boyfriend, he went crazy." But there were no indications Mrs. Hadley had been physically abuse by Mr Hadley, the friend said. The first sign of violence was on Jan. 31 when Mr. Hadley was charged with domestic assault and Gillian Hadley, in happier times at her mother's house. This photo was taken shortly before her marriage to Ralph Hadley. violating the peace bond condition to "keep the peace:' following a confrontation at the house. He was released on a police officer's under- taking, with conditions he not com- municate with Mrs. Hadley. On Feb. 25, he was arrested a second time on charges of criminal harassment and two counts of breaching the, existing undertaking and peace bond. "He didn't want to let her go. He kept phoning her. She would change her number and he would get the new one and keep calling. He use to come over to the house and just sit in the car. She was afraid:' Ms. Brown said. Confronting a killer on a quiet Pickering street PICKERIIVG— Tuesday morn- ing began much like any other at the Wallace house in south Pickering. It ended like no other. John and Ana, in the space of a few minutes, would become em- broiled in a domestic dispute which ended in the murder of Gillian Hadley and suicide by her estrwiged husband, Ralph. Mrs. Wallace was in the backyard of their West Shore Boulevard home when she heard dogs barking and a woman calling for help. Mr. Wallace says they drove around the corner onto Hillcrest Road, parked their car on a side street and got out to inves- -tigate the source of the commotion. Mr. Wallace, in an interview Wednesday, recalled that people were already out on the street, inves- tigating the same cries he and Mrs. Wallace had heard minutes before. Be reports that Gillian Hadley had already been on the street once, clearly distressed and in trouble. "I'm actually not a physical guy," he said. "But, I walked up to the door. There was a delay and the guy came to the door, and then (Gillian) bolted:' At that time, Mr. Wallace said, a struggle to get the woman out of the house took place with himself, a MIKE RUTH/ News Advertiser photo Pickering riesidents John and Ana Wallace are still trying to deal with the tragic, violent events of Tuesday morning. The Wallaces and another man confronted Ralph Hadley in the Hillcrest Road home just prior to the murder -suicide. Mrs. Wallace grabbed I I - month-old Christopher and took him to safety. "courageous young man" later iden- tified as Noel Gordon, and Mr. Hadley as Mrs. Wallace stood by. "It looked like we were going to get her away (from Mr. Hadley) and then he pulled the gun out;' Mr. Wal- lace recalled. "I thought 'he's got a gun, he's losing this and he's trying to change the dynamic of the situa- tion."' Contrary to published reports, Mr. Wallace says the baby was still in Gillian Hadley's possession as the group struggled at the front door of the Hadley home. luring the con- frontation, Mrs. Wallace leaned into the house and scooped the child from Mrs. Hadley and took him away from the scene. Then, with Mr. Hadley brandish- ing the weapon, Mr. and Mrs. Wal- lace and Mr. Gordon retreated from the front porch of the Hadley home. About two minutes passed when the shots rang out, he said. "He was like a robot, just on auto -pilot;' Mr. Wallace noted of Mr. Hadley's demeanor when confront- ed by the trio on his front porch. "He was going to execute his plan and that's the way it was. The than that acted out there was a sick man. I knew that in that moment, he had cracked and was simply executing a per:' On Wednesday, Mr. Wallace, weary from a day of media inter- views and the events of the previous 24 hours, pondered the fate of Gillian Hadley. He also wonders how solutions can be found to stop the escalation of domestic violence which, according to [[tatty reports, was brutally illustrated. "If we can find a way to figure out how to fir, these things, that would be a wonderful thing;' he says. "The closing moments of her life were just horrific" Durham housing officials tried to place Gillian Hadley BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer PICKERING — The tragic death of Gillian Hadley, the mother of three shot and killed by her es- tranged husband at her Hillcrest Road home Tuesday, may have been "preventable", says the direc- tor of the Ajax -Pickering Social De- velopment Council. According to Duncan Read, the 35 -year-old Pickering woman was on a waiting list for subsidized housing in Durham. "She was a client of the Housing Access Centre operated out of our office," Mr. Read confirmed in an interview Wednesday. "She had ap- plied to our office. Anything more than that we can- not say." � I Mr. Read re- ports the centre provides access to whatever subsi- dized housing is available in Durham Region. But, there is a DUNCAN waiting list. And. READ there isn't a shelter in the community that women can access for help. "What we want to try to get out to the community is this was a death that may well have been pre- ventable:' he said, explaining "there are two things that could have lessened the risk." Mr. Read believes if there had "been a shelter in Ajax -Pickering where (Mrs. Hadley) could have gone and her daughter had been able to stay in her school, things may well have been better for her. "But, that's a service that was 1 not and is not available in this area:' he said. Mr. Read reports there are really only two options facing women in the community who are battered, many of whom are faced with run- ning away from their homes to seek protection. "You can leave the community and go west to Toronto, or you can leave the community and go east to Oshawa (to a shelter);' he said, not- ing there are a limited number of beds available to women here. He also believes the legal system must be reformed to better serve women. ''he legal system is not serving women and children well. There needs to be a number of sig- nificant things dome to change the system. There is no reason the law can't be changed..." Mr. Read said, noting that would require a move by the federal government to amend the Criminal Code. The Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre is calling on the community to support a campaign to bring a women's shelter to the Ajax -Picker- ing area. They are also launching a petition seeking changes to the criminal justice system in order to protect women, which can be signed this Saturday at The Es- planade Park in Pickering. IUP PAGE 8 MEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 A.J. GROEN/News Advertiser photo Sparky makes a new f Mend Spark: the Ajar Fire and Emergency Ser- he chums around x•ith Rov Yehia and his fa - vices mascot, spread good cheer in and ther, Ramzi. By all accounts, the annual around Rotary Park last weekend as annual el-ent, despite some wet weather, was anoth- Home Week festivities came to a close. Here, er succ•ess. Brain tumour support group meeting in Ajax AJAX — A support group for adults suffering with a brain tumour is hosting a meeting here Thursday, July 6. The Adult Brain Tumour Support Group is for patients, their families and caregivers. It's an opportunity to share ex- periences with others dealing with similar problems. The group meets the first Thursday of each month from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. The church is wheelchair ac- cessible. For more information, call the Brain Tumour Foundation of Canada, patient support ser- vices co-ordinator at 1-8(9)- 265-5106. You have until July 31 to get all this for $199: Plus, FREE installation. X Vvi @� 0 SIZE You JvsT RSLLLI \ E Matic& -t • Lose up to 71 bs u a week • Feel slim, energized, beautiful! • You can do it! IT'S EASY TO. LOOK GREAT► FEEL GREATB► and be the best you can be! Safe, Easy and So Effective! Call Now for a natural approach to healthy weight 'Excludes products. Based on full program. Not valid with any other offer. 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FRIDAY, JUNE 23 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group — 12 Step Recovery Meeting is at S p.m. at Bay - fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group meets every Friday and deals with all types of ad- dictions, including co-depen- dency, A child-care program is available as required. Everyone welcome. 428- 9431 (Jim) in the evenings. BLOOD DONOR: Canadi- an Blood Services holds a blood donor clinic from 1 to 8 p.m. at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2, Picker- ing. Anyone healthy and be- tween 17 and 71 can donate. 416-974-9911, ext. 3534. SATURDAY, JUNE 24 AUTISM: The Autism Soci- ety, Durham Chapter, and Kerry's Place Durham host a summer picnic at 1 p.m. at .NEWS ADVERTISER BILLBOARD JUNE 23, 2000 Fernhill Nipigon Park Club- house, 144 Fernhill Blvd., Oshawa, for families of indi- viduals with PDD or autism. 665-0334 after 5 p.m. to con- firm the number of people at- tending. FAMILY PICNIC: The whole family is invited to the Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre's annual Teddy Bear Picnic. Kids will have fun with Happy the Clown and his Fishpond, face painting, a Teddy Bear clinic and more. For adults, crafts from One of a Kind Vendors are for sale and there's also a silent auc- tion and raffle. Magic @ 94.9 hosts Shawn Turner and Laura Mainelia are hosts for the ROUGE RIVER GOLF CENTRE I Tiirtd onus" rAwa t SaIlpl W Fairways ' Practice Burim Laser Measured Target Greens Bent Grass Putting & Ct"M Greens Free Custom Club Fit" Iristnction with CPGA Pmbssionals Seasonal Al Indusiae Members* Avai" OW Sheppard Ave. East (east of MordnJside, minutes from 401) 724 -GOLF event at The Esplanade Park (behind the Pickering library) between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. 426-5522, 426-1064 (Bar- bara). GARAGE SALE: See what's available at The Rube- na Willis Counselling Centre for Assaulted Women and Children's annual fundrais- ing garage sale. It takes place between 6 a.m. and 12 p.m. at the Pickering Village Unit- ed Church, 300 Church St. N.. Ajax. All proceeds will go directly to the non-profit cen- tre. SUNDAY, JUNE 25 HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Soci- ety holds its second Year 2(X)0 Garden Tour from noon to 4 p.m. Eleven gardens in south Pickering will be toured. Cost is $10. For tick- ets call 905-978-7600 (Barb) or 839-7057 (Jill). Also avail- able on the day at 11:30 a.m. at Vaughan Willard Public School, corner of Glenanna and Dixie rds., Pickering. 839-4604. SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens Friendship Club, 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax, hosts the Happy Wanderers at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. 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The bandits, wearing handker- chiefs over their faces, took the woman's bank and credit cards and Wrong e-mail address published PICKERIN(: — A story pub- lished Wednesday about York Re- gion's long-term water supply pro- ject contained the wrong e-mail ad- dress as the contact for the Pickering Community Working Group due to incorrect information supplied b% the group. The community group, which is opposing the pipeline project, can be contacted at pcw'g(aistar.ca or at P.O. Box 66067. 1355 Kingston Rd.. Pickering, Ont.. L I V 6P7. The working group can also be reached at (416) 287-5175. sA�E SPECIAL BARGAINS � 1 • list TODAY• S News Advertiser Fri., June 23, 2000 News Advertiser • BivM A0x1ftk Canadian Tie Aj xfti . Dominion A00liclt. • Food Basics AoxMidt. Future stop AoxPk*- 140-411e.01ow Aox*iciL Noma Depot A0WVickJScar. • Moate Nerdetre .Pick IGA Aox Keep N Fit PickJScar. • Lobiews AOL"& • Lii;uide9on World A00%L klarirrNerrd AJ@W*% JScsr. 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Hwy tt2 - DURHAM BF %d. VACUUM PLUS LTD. 1271 KINGSTON RD. -UNIT #2 Hw 10 — CO TEL: /905I \ / 831-2326 • FAX: (905) 831-6220 ?i Y \ THE RNA I YOU HA Ych IN POUR MIND BEGINS WR lffiffrcR DOUGOO Classic Heating & Cooling (905) 665-7778 or Veit our 1-877-739-7778 pjaAar= showroom www.dassic eookvxo * 628 Kent Sttreet, Unit B, NA41by 8MCM "KES ON THE FULL UNE OF el.... •.•.r..• —"— "Your Window Decorating Centre" w ANN- M 10 d BLINDS & DRAPERY -Mif{ solo -s www.toronto."MISMU ak 88 ON in Road 10) A/P PAGE 16 NEWS AD1/ERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 AJAX/PICI�ERING NEWS ADVERTISER YOUR COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 INGNE. 3 t N C E t 96S 101wS?1 t : e Ext *� G. S Q Q'iA f1 y !11 T Y �..�ca��► !� ?*CK >rw x TV oviw "Officigs �mmote t x"mlon c.- t A t## 3 T 1i f 1�6 U14 17 Y ti ! 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A comedy drama set on a Yorkshire chicken farm in 1950s England, the story follows the turbulent ro- mance between Rocky the Rooster and Ginger the Chicken, both of whom yearn for freedom and are planning a daring 'prisoner of war' -style escape. Both chickens are tired of being repressed and know that they face an eventual certain death, so in planning their escape, they rally with their fellow chickens. (Famous Players Picker- ing 8, Pickering Town Centre, Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas). A -list Hollvwood draw Mel Gibson lends his voice to the British family film Chicken Run which arrives in Pickering and Ajax cinemas this weekend The film follows the adventures of•a group of chickens who plot their escape from an oppressive farmer. :HIE, MYSELF AND Directed by Peter Farrelly her home town. IRE:NE: and Bobby Farrelly. A The cop and his hyper - Starring: Jim Carrey, Renee mild-mannered Rhode Is- aggressive alter -ego both Zellweger, Chris Cooper, land police officer with a fall in love with the con - Robert Forster, Anthony split -personality disorder fused lady, and he wages Anderson. escorts a woman back to war - with himself - for Teddy Bear picnic Saturday in Pickering PICKERING - The whole fami- ly is invited to the Ajax -Pickering Women's Centre's annual Teddy Bear Picnic Saturday, June 24. Kids will have fun with Happy the Clown and his Fishpond, face paint- ing, a Teddy Bear clinic and more. For adults, crafts from One of a Kind Ven- dors are for sale and there's also a silent auction and raffle. The event runs at The Esplanade Park (behind the Pickering library) between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Phone 426-5522, 426-1064 (Barbara) for information. TITAN A. E. By Charles Shaban � PL11 Owner Pickering D(1 P:1L10E 1099 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING 91-2665 Than A.E. is the tame of one of the movies that just opened at Moviplex 9.1 saw Roger Ebert on Regis and Kathie Lee and he said it was one of the best Family movies he's seem. I think that we hate to be discriminating in the movies we choose but it sore is great to have two theatres that we can go to right here in Pickering. And it's great to get first run movies at Moviplex for only $4.25. That means a family of four can see Titan A.E. for $17.00. 1 also like going to the Famous Players Eight in the Pickering Town Centre. The theatres are beautifel, with great staff and 1 always get a warm welcome from assistant manager Lynn Seaton. But 1 also enjoy going to Moviplex. The screens really are huge and you will always see manager Mayme Roberts at the door ready to greet you or answer ant q In fact we need to sopport both theatres. The restdt! Competitive pricing. If Moviplex were to close because of lack of support thea we world me longer have my oompetitko for movies is ndterieg. Lt's hard to believe prices weeldn'180 tgt wilioet competition. Service may not be as good, as jabs couY be cut M increase profits, without the competition. Not only that, but there is an way one thatrr could handle all the movies being released by Hollywood these days. I usdersaud over 40 will be released this senna alone that mans that the residents of Pidtaies world have to go eetside Pidkerimg to see movies we available here. We need M support the businesses in Pkkeriag, We need to spend nor moat' but and keep the job market baldly here. The buck diouki stay here. Dairy isoWed corms of ridkatag Kingston and IDirde. The bas of people in an little Yevipla wotttld mean a lona of jobs to all dthe busisales in that arra. I think the movie companies should support be& theatres here is Pickering and &&Ibste the movies fairly to both thahm Believe me if we dost support both dm&a the people of Pickering will be the big losers not only with higher priors and tut backs is :mine bet with job kmses. - FREE BLIZZARD WITH PURCh1ASE OF SAME a FAMOUS PLAYERS 1 1 OR 111004M TXWET DATED JIAAE23 - JUNE 30 1 1 This coupon is not redeemable with any other coupon or 1 1 offer. Sales tax extra One coupon per customer per visit Expires June 30/00. 1-•---•-----•--•--------•-------•-•--•--t ( Famous Players Picker- ing 8, Pickering Town Centre, Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas). THE PATRIOT: Starring: Mel Gibson, Tcheky Karyo, Heath Ledger, Jason Isaacs. Directed by Roland Em- merich. Benjamin Martin is a re- luctant hero who is swept into the American Revolu- tion when the war reaches his home and threatens his family. A hero of the fierce French and Indian conflict. Martin had renounced fighting forever to raise his family in peace. But when the British ar- he holds most dear. Martin takes up arms alongside his idealistic patriot son, Gabriel, and leads a brave rebel militia into battle against a relentless and overwhelming English army. In the process, the char- acter discovers the only way to protect his family is to fight for a young na- tion's freedom. (Famous Players Picker- ing, 8, Pickering Town Centre). For a complete listing of weekend movies playing in your community, cull your local cinema in Ajar or Pickering, GONE IN SIXTY SECONDS ?G 20-' u ' u Sul'-S,.c2G-' G ' ] MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 2 PG, Fn -Mon -Thu 7:4010:30, Sat -Sun 12303:207:4010:30 THE PATRIOT (NO PASSES) iPG) FnAon-Thu 6:50900 Sat -Sun 2:15-4:306:50.9:00 GLADIATOR AA =r-Mon-Tue 7:OQt0.15 Sit -Sun 12:15-3:307:00-10:15 CHICKEN RUN (NO PASSES) PG) 'Fn.Mort-Thu 6,504:00 Sat -Sun 215-4:30.6:509:00 DINOSAUR :1G Mcr--�u 735-9:45 Sat -Sun 3:005:15-7:35-9:45 SHAFT (NO PASSES) AA) 'Fn.Mon-Thu 7:25.9:50 Sat -Sun 12.503:50-7 25-9:50 816 MOMMA'S HOUSE ?GI 'Fn. 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Under the umbrella of WCDR, several smaller writing circles pro- vide venues for writers to meet, read and critique their pieces in order to hone their skills and provide sup- port, motivation and inspiration to ALUMNI CLUB SPORTS BAR & GRILL 325 WESTNEY RD. SOUTH AJAX (ONE BL6OlK9S'OOUT�H30�F BAYLY) each other. Currently, there are local writing circles operating in Oshawa, Whitby, Port Perry, Pickering and Uxbridge. The breakfast meeting, on July 8 at Grisanti's Casual Italian Restau- rant in Whitby, will allow members of these smaller local writing circles to read short segments of their writ- ing. People attending the meeting will hear samples of poetry, humour and everything in between. 'tire cost for the breakfast meet- ing is $8 for members and $12 for guests. Seating is limited and cater- ing arrangements need to be con- firmed by the 'Thursday prior. Call 905-665-1068 before July 6. BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT (DAYTIME) *Tournament will run from 11am to approx. fi6:00pm •minimum 6 players per team (min 2 females) -Registration forms available at bar •Cost included with admission -Great prizes to be awarded 2 LIVEBANDS(EVENING) -Opening band Matt Daniels Band -Headliner: Heavy Petting Zoo DJ AND DANCING Sports Celebrity: Glenn Healy • • ; Between 2-4 Maple Leafs Sponsored by: scx� kartworld a�ar.Baft &Am ok �00 srosa, Jillian Frechette (519J67q_65P1 Tttl�rt #Vt&►V, tiEWSAD-'ERTISER erazy tFrtloo 2 SS 426-4666 Haulage Fundraising For. C*_ ?rye _N14"i W"i, 16^w-! 0'. &* -wodq BN 12403-8878-RR0001 NORTH AJAX DENTAL North Ajax Dental is proud to announce the arrival of our new associates Dr Natsa Abosad and Dr Lori Labti 4 New patients and emergencies welcome evening and Saturday appointments available Please Call to book a free consultation for in house tooth whitening (Call us at- 0 427-9160 , NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 PAGE 19 A/P DURHAM'S LARGEST RETAILER OF CHRYSLER VEHICLES Ourftlicy Is ... We Sell For Less! 17 1 1 A1%VM 0 Is 400� .it OVER 60 NEONS �A MA VIM U� MORE THAN 30 INTREPIDS I r�'l �Olj NEW TRUCKS • OVER 250 MAGIC WAGONS �It ■mmwk0»; -1- CIRRUS LX 4DR SEDAN 2000 NEON 4DR - Inc. auto, ps, pb, ac, pw, pl, AM/FM/Cass. plus much Inc., auto, ps, pb, AM/FM/Cass. �► more. Bal of factory warranty. 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(905) 683- 1603 J�1masa -soon taps a a 1 t-Ooatlr Rev wlno cowftwtoot to "ne worts." comw N«aYo- ►roorswrMas all taw w f2!! an salsa. w'M Saar catla YIN Uaa1W w w praalata gstw arM ow aaaltloasr rocalaw tra► carr curta�or oat*. • Leasing plans are provided QAC by Kia Canada Credit Inc A%ailable on all new 2000 Sophia LS (SE5481� /Sports SP743Y) vehicles leased and delivered lease at an annual lease financi rate of 1.2596 / 0.996 with down nt or wade ggee payment available. First 31 may f1Ot be exactIV as shOW"' on a 48 rttortth walkaway nB payrne equNalent of Y 1,250 / 12,000. f0 payment d (228.85 / Y343.85 and sewrny deposit of Y25o / Y35o are due upon delivery. Total lease obligation of Y 10,802 / Y 16,352 and a purchase option price of Y5,2t / E9 319. Lease obligation caGlaoons based on 20,000 kms/year pa�ka�e (other packages available). If ecceeded, additional km charge of Y0.08/km is applicable. Lkwse, registration, insurance, PDE and taxes are not included and are extra. limited time offer which may not be combined with other offers. Thanks for Teaifing tike fine print Do rbt forget to pidwp the milk. NEVIS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 PAGE 21 P SPort &LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER JUNE 23, 2 0 0 0 Extra -inning win in final • • rr Plckerin a� Heat hot at fastball tourneyc PICKERING —The rain did noth- ing to cool down the Pickering Boyer Pontiac Heat men's fastball team at the Baltimore Tournament, near Cobourg, this past weekend. The Pickering squad earned the a, " tourney title after narrow 10 -inning 1- 0 triumph over the St. Catharines Ju- niors. The Heat went into three extra in- J ; nings (tournament contests were seven r innings) before the winning run was fi- nally plated. Using international rules where a runner is placed on second base in extra innings, Glen Inglehart started the 10th on second base. He was moved to third base on a sacrifice by Dave Fowler. Hubie Basilio's sacrifice,, bunt brought Inglehart to the plate with. the winning run. Chris McColl started the champi- onship game, going eight strong in- nings before being relieved by Brad Bricknell with two bascrunners aboard. Bricknell got all three outs in the ninth to keep the game scoreless. . The; Heat advance to the final after a Y decisive 7-1 win over Stittsville in the semifinal match. Jamie Baker hit a home run and added two runs batted in.. Kevin Gibson also belted a round-trip- per. ound-trip per. Bricknell went 2 -for -3 with a dou- ble and a single for two RBIs. Inglehart recorded the win on the mound. Pickering started the tourney with a =•: 2-0 victory over the Cold Springs Cats. Both runs were scored by Ted Cosiesza JASON LJEBREG751 News Advertiser photo who went 2 -for -2 at the plate with a double, single and a base on balls. Firingra heater Bricknell contributed a 2 -for -2 outing with two doubles and two RBIs. Mc- Coll picked up the win on the mound. In the second game, the Heat teed John Sharpe, pitcher for the Claremont men's fastball off on the Kemptville Juniors by a 10-3 team, prepares to let one fly to the plate. Claremont score. Pickering exploded for a five -run hosted Bradford loyednesday night in an Oshawa and fourth inning, which included back -to- District Fastball League contest. back home runs by Crosley Grant and Bascontest, going 3 -hew hot re in Young ball stars move to contest, going 3 -for -3 with three dou- bles and two runs scored Ingiehthio Heart got next level of competition the win on the mound for the Heat. In the third game, played in a steady drizzle, Cobourg conceded a 13-1 vic- PICKERING — Five ` Wilkins won silver and An - tory to Pickering after just three innings local baseball stars are ad- thony Perri won bronze. of play. The Meat sent 12 batters to the vancing to the regional In the mosquito category plate which translated into eight riots, Honda Hit -Run -Throw com- (ages 10-11), Carl Simon including a grand slam home riot by petition next month after won gold. Bricknell. Not to be outdone, Inglehart winning their respective cat- In the peewee girls' divi- hit the second grand slam of the gain egories at a horse competi- sion Amanda Levy was the ` in the third inning, part of a five -run tion hosted by the Pickering gold medal winner. The pee - turn at the bats. Bricknell recorded the Baseball Association. wee boys' gold medal win- win on the mound for Pickering. In the pre -rookie category net was Jeff Joaquim, while The Heat travel to Owen Sound this (ages seven and under), Brent Tamane won silver weekend to compete in a tournament Grant Taman of Pickering and Joel Chacko took which will serve as an International took the gold, Robert W.x- bronze. Softball Congress and North American pole the silver and Nicholas Winners from the region- Fastball Association qualifier. The Acker took home the bronze. al competition, which runs Pickering squad will attempt to earn a In the rookie category July 16, will then move on to berth in the ISC World Championships (ages eight to nine), Nicholas the National event on Sept. 9 in St. Joseph's Missouri next August. Longo won gold, Daniel at the SkyDome. Aquatic Sciences Inc. (ASI) of St. Catharines is applying to the Ontario Ministry of Environment (MOE) to provide supplemental effluent treatment to assist with the control of zebra mussels within Ontario Power Generation Inc., Pickering Nuclear Generating Station raw water supply system. The zebra mussel was introduced to the Great Lakes in 1986 and has since adversely impacted industrial and municipal water consumers throughout the region by colonizing the inside surfaces of facility piping. ASI is proposing to dechlorinate treated low pressure service water. The effluent (discharge) will be stringently monitored under guidelines set forth by the MOE for the removal of trace total residual chlorine prior to final discharge- The length of the program is from July to November and will be performed on a yearly basis as required. The 2000 operation will begin approximately July 1, 2000. Questions regarding this application may be forwarded to ASI: Dan Butts, Manager, Biofouling Division, 905-641-0941. email: dbuttsCdaquaticsciences.com P l e a s e r e c y c l e CMTILM aw-00. * JA -p ORTILM O..p. * cmmn 0-dw * A—NM aarxn 0 -oft. *_0-i CANADA DAY J,4 1 � SE�.L A BRATION c i AT SCARSVIEW CHRYLSER 0 2000 CARAVAN 5 17 passenger, 6 cylinder, SWB, auto, air, dual doors, tinted gLss, pvw pl, tilt, cruise, keyless entry, AM/FM cassette 8 more. 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Stk #2-9054 d SALE !C%M w AA* 36 MONTH!9w JWM** i P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 23,20W SCORER UAJRD N E W S AD V E R T ISE R J U N F 2 3 2 0 0 0 PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Danforth Roofing 6 3 3 0 50 61 6 BANTAMI MDGET BOYS' STANDINGS Rattles 4 3 1 0 45 42 6 As of June 10 Tigers 4 2 1 1 52 51 5 TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL Stallions 4 2 2 0 61 41 4 Annandale Dodge 3 2 1 0 4 .667 •• Dazed 8 Confused 4 2 2 0 43 42 4 Winners 4 2 1 1 5 .625 -- Wellington Boot Pub 5 2 3 0 32 64 4 Domnnon Sav-A-Centre 3 1 1 1 3 500 .5 Melanie Pringles 5 2 3 0 56 41 4 The Edge Youth Centre 3 1 2 0 2 333 1 Durham Bulls 5 1 4 0 46 48 2 CIBC 3 1 2 0 2 .333 1 Fox Goes Free 4 1 3 0 35 40 2 DIVISION RESULTS East Side Mario's 4 1 3 0 48 48 2 June a: Canadian Imperial Bank Of Commerce 14 vs. Winners 10, Annan- GAME RESULTS dale Dodge 16 vs. Dominion Sav-A-Centre Food Market 14 Melanie Pringles 12 vs Wellington Boot Pub 4. Papp s 13 vs. Melanie Pringles June 6: Dominion Sav-A-Centre Food Market 5 vs. Winners 5. Annandale 12. Papp's 14 vs Dazed 8 Confused 13: Mud Hen's 3RST 13 vs Fox Goes Dodge 18 vs The Edge Youth Centre 4. Free 10. Danforth Roofing Supply 10 vs. East Side Mano's 3. Danforth Roof - June 1: The Edge Youth Centre /3 vs Canadian Imperial Bank Of Can• ng Supply 7 vs. Durham Bulls 5. merce 9. Winners 6 vs Annandale Dodge 5 MUD HEN'S DIVISION May 30: Dominion Sav-A-Centre Food Market 8 vs Canadian Imperial TEAM G W L T F A PTS Bank Of Commerce 4: Winners 12 vs The Edge Youth Centre S. Sharks 5 4 1 0 79 45 8 WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEN'S SLO-PITCH Yankees 6 4 2 0 79 45 8 SECOND -HALF STANDINGS - DIVISION A' Watermaker 6 4 2 0 61 60 8 As of June 20 WTR MKR 4 3 1 0 46 39 6 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Scarborough Lexus Rangers 4 2 1 1 44 51 5 TBA 2 2 0 0 11 8 4 Usual Suspects 5 2 3 0 61 51 4 Source for Sports 2 1 1 0 17 10 2 Hurren. Flett. Sinclair Dodgers 5 2 3 0 59 71 4 Yuk Yuk's 2 1 1 0 15 14 2 Pickering A's 4 1 2 1 40 67 3 Kaus 8 Co 2 11 0 14 15 2 Harp & Crown 4 1 3 0 39 54 2 East Sae Marino's 2 1 1 0 10 17 2 The Mets 5 0 5 0 37 62 0 Petrina's 2 0 2 0 8 11 0 GAME RESULTS DIVISION *8' Watermaker 13 vs. The Mets 10. Watermaker 11 vs Harp b Gown 7: Sharks TEAM G W L T F A PTS 19 vs Human. Rest. Sinclar Dodgers 12. Yankees 23 vs Pickering A's 2. Yan- Sint 2 2 0 0 27 13 4 trees 7 vs Usual Suspects 5: WTR MKR 15 vs Scarborough Lexus Rangers 5 Dickson Printing 2 2 0 0 /8 11 4 PICKERING 2000 DIVISION Kennedy Hi -P 2 1 1 0 28 22 2 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Steve Fearon-ReMMax 2 0 2 0 11 18 0 Canada Trust 5 4 1 0 81 42 8 South Alax IGA 2 0 2 0 12 32 0 Papp's 4 3 1 0 58 40 6 Scores from June 1a: East Side Mars's 6 (WP Doug Clarke. MVP Patrick Melanie Prrgbea2 3 3 0 0 59 38 6 Clarke) vs Source for Sports 5 (LP 8 MVP Peter Martell). Source for Sports Isofl 5 2 3 0 Sr 62 4 12 (WP Peter Martel. MVP Tony Albanese) vs. East Side Mano's 4 (LP a MVP Melanie Prngias Sad Sacs 6 2 4 0 56 89 4 Doug Clarke). Kaus d Cc 10 (WP Jason Sharp. MVP Dan Wager) vs Yuk Wilks Industrial Ltd Warriors 4 1 3 0 45 53 2 Yuk's 5 (LP Paul Deww+g. MVP Tom Warrington). Yuk Yuk's 10 NVP Paul Distort- Pro Coq Systems 3 1 2 0 31 56 2 ng. MVP Wayne Cousins) vs Kaus b Cc 4 (LP Jason Sharp, MVP Jrm'Sec- Guzzlers 4 1 3 0 39 56 2 and in Comman0• Chisholm): TBA 6 (WP Bit Nash. MVP Richard Scheel) vs. GAME RESULTS Petrna's 4 (LP Mike Genrars, MVP Jacob 8"). TBA 5 (WP Bin Nash. MVP Melanie Pringles' Sad Sacs 13 vs Wilks Industrial Ltd. Warriors 12: Cana - Tan Sorgtc) vs Petrna's 4 (LP Peter Pbrry. MVP Mike Hadada). Skirt 15 (WP da Trust 20 vs. Melanie Pringles" Sad Sacs 2 Mike Bnand. MVP Rocco Conte) vs Kennedy HrFn 8 (LP Dan Flan. MVP Rick REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION St James): Sra 12 (WP Mike Bnanc. MVP Lou Kohas) vs South Alex IGA 5 TEAM G W L T F A PTS (LP VWyne Luedtke. MVP Kirk Collins). Kennedy H,Fi 20 (WP d MVP Law Legion Tmberwolves 6 5 1 0 108 67 10 Han) vs. South Aiax IGA 7 (LP 6 MVP Wayne Luedtke). Dickson Printing 11 Re/Max-Bran Kondo 4 4 0 0 75 34 8 (WP Dave Hodgson. MVP Anthony Bishop) vs Store Fearon-RaAotax Duality Long Fbms 5 3 2 0 n 40 6 One 5 (LP Bob Kowalski. MVP Darras DwxW. Dickson Printing 7 (WP Dave 'Paces on Tap- 5 2 2 1 33 37 5 Hodgson. MVP Russel Landon) vs Slew Fewon•RerMax Ouakly One 6 (LP Woodruff Baryons 4 2 2 0 48 52 4 Jeff Hurt. MVP Dened DndW). Durham Brewing 3 t 1 1 25 37 3 Pleya of the yWek: Week 6. pnm~ by Petal's Taps a B&sards — Den Robbins Moving Services 5 0 5 0 33 80 0 Dcani. Dickson Pi 2 In Bank of Montreal 4 0 4 0 32 79 0 Player of to Weelk: Week 8 preserhtsd by Pemna's Taps d SiYards — Kirk GAME RESULTS CORM, South AMx IGA RrMax-Bryn Kondo 17 vs. Legion Trnberwolves 7. Lag Florey 14 vs. Robbins PICKERING MEMS SLOW PITCH LEAGUE Moving Serves 0 Robbin Moving Services 29 m Bank of Montreal 9. As of Juno 18 2000 LONE STAR DIVISION TUDOR ARMS DIWSION TEAM G W L T F A PTS TEAMG W L T F A PTS Melar a Pringles 6 5 i 0 96 40 10 The Bear 8 F rkn 6 4 1 1 100 5- 9 Papps Black Sox 6 4 2 0 79 61 6 Gophers 6 3 2 1 53 62 7 Bright Idea 4 3 0 1 00 39 7 Capital Purushi W d 4 3 1 0 76 53 6 Water Doctor Warriors 4 3 1 0 53 33 6 Mud Hen's Marauders 4 3 1 0 34 31 6 Palmer Bros Heating -Air CoWkhonrg 5 3 2 0 52 45 6 Pam 5 2 2 1 58 61 5 Re/Max 5 3 2 0 75 54 6 Wolpack 7 1 4 2 44 82 4 Country S" 5 2 2 1 61 74 5 Hardman 6 0 4 2 35 76 2 R.C.L 606 4 2 2 0 61 48 4 Metric Motors 4 1 3 0 42 52 2 Floyals 5 2 3 0 42 77 4 GAME RESULTS Faeom 17 Catchers 4 1 3 0 41 33 2 Wonpack 12 vs. Metric Milos , 1 Wolpack 6 vs Hardman 6: Gophers 16 King Richards Pub 6 0 6 0 41 126 0 H vs Hardman 4. Mud en's Marauders 4 vs Gophers 3. The Bear 6 Fnkn Tudor Arms 4 0 4 0 16 47 0 18 vs Papp's 5. ear Bear 8 Firkin 16 vs Capital Punishment 14 GAME RESULTS BAYLrS DIVISION Palter Bros Meeting -NC 16 vs Country Sryy 11. View Doctor Wamors 17 TEAM G W L T F A PTS vs Psh ax Bros Netting AAC 6: Couitry style 10 vs. Tudor Mins 6. Bright Idea Mud Hen s 3rst 5 5 0 0 75 46 10 13 vs RaAsax 9: Melena P 14 vs Pepp's Black Sox 5. Pl pp's Block Papp s 6 3 2 1 66 87 7 Sox 7 vs Royals a. Firestone 17 Casrlers 16 vs Keg Richard's Put) 4. T'he Parkway Retirement Home Celebrates Grand Opening . The Parkway Retirement Home celebrated its Grand Opening on Wednesday, June ' 14th. The event was highlighted by a ceremonial releasing of the balloons by residents after the official opening by Pickering Y- • Mayor Wayne Arthurs, above. Parkway, located at 1645 Pickering Parkway, offers comfortable independent living with care to meet your needs. .It features private suites, 24 hour Now supervision, a spacious library, elegant Yarkway i lounge with fireplace, emergency call sys- 6LfRLTIRFNIUNT full housekeeping and laundry. It also HOM �,L.MWA offers comfortable dining, a beauty par- )our, ar- (905) 4266603 ty pry and chapel as well as an activ- ,Scow © ��Blow-WI . i YOUR AMISH pMISN � F Furniture ioBoxSpring Pikw Top Queerl Sim 438-9053 & or 877-438-9053 Settbthan for 1426 HWY#2, COURTICE 1/2 ice at $689. `Just East of Oshawa/Courtice Townline L2nLsets as low as $199.11 ASSELSTINE COUNTRYIE( *SUZUKI RCa(e r44C W404 4 e,016�0/ Friday, June 23rd a l oam-spm Saturday, June 24th • 10amaa2pm BBQ lunch both days All test riders must supply appropriate equipment (including helmet) and must have a full class "Mir license. 1 2000 CANADA Dil CELEBRA�TO: %,I Saturday July 1st, 2000 L v DAYTIME FAMILY A Kinsmen Pwk pan* no=* FII., Sedh of hyla, ..•� 1 4mwuu g at 12 noon iT � Pickering 2000 Stage Slow & Picnic Area F#My A _ Pickcring Museum Village DetnonsUations ;,'- • City Council i Pickering 2000 Wdoome Tent • Football Toss Pickering Dolphins • Kindergym Park and • Pauly Carnival Children's Inflatables (Snow White, Fire Station, Rodin' Mounu n Slide) MW Pony � Area & FJAtauimttt a� • Tam Inflatables (Ar High Mountain, 90 Obsw'k Course, Bags Run) • Tan Coffee HousN5 Local Tan Bands �ex � - Tan Break Dancing and NBA 2 Ball -Gaffai Dm>onstration - Smioes BINGO Tent for Adults Smoky. Jd! 2M f I''�� - Visit Ibe Foods. Festival Stacks f in 11M Pilli �\ amp Tent lisltlebas saviors will take you io Kisfata Pat and fork! Addis: $1,00, Kids: FRU Pidlapc every 30 mutes fiaa Pickering GO Tula, Da Bea Atari & Oftw Power GataMioa (Brock Rd. Sat L.ot) starting M 12:00 soak mdiag aka fireworks.- L.inrited Patilg Fee S 2.00 at: Pakkam Pakew PW sans wMmfly % Ida as ori abe FOR MORE INFO CALL 434M WWW-CftyoWfkwkj.c= Thank you to all volunteers, Service Clubs, Community Groups, Partners and Sponsors for the coordination of the Pickering Canada Day Festivities . _ •<a�:,tt �.ipeiw+.:.. ,.^.-^s-�. ,.'^l'.•�r .. -x"'3,.�os�-r'r'�-'.,,.,^.-k .. •�: - ,. Advertising Feature shoft Where they're playing 0 P" TOW tl�is wONc -------------------------- NEXT UP: FedEx St. Jude Classic, June 22-25,TPC at Southwind, Memphis,Tenn. THE BUZZ: Nick Price is a two-time winner here. TV: ESPN,Thu. (4-6 p.m.), Fri., (2-4 p.m.); CBS, Sat. - Sun. (4-6 p.m.) senior Tour ------this week: -_---- NEXT UP: Cadillac NFi. Colt Classic, June 23-25, Upper Montclair Country Club, Clifton, N.J. THE BUZZ: Titans kicker Al DO (rcco has won five of the last seven NFL Players Championships played in conjunction with the senior event. TV: ESPN, Fri. (4-6 p.m.), Sat.. (5:30-7 p.m.), Sun. (2:30-4 p.m.) 19 -this_ WOOL NEXT UP: McDonald's LPGA---- Championship. June 22-2i, DuPont Country Club, Wilmington, Del. THE BUZZ: last two winners (Juli Inkster and Sc Ri Pak) also have won the U.S. Women s Open in the same season. TV: *Mc Golf C:hanncl,Thu.-Fri. (4- 6 p.m.); CBS, Sat. -Sun., ((rb p.m.) Elsewhere PGA European Tour: Compaq European (rand Prix. Junc 22- 25. Ili Ncre Slalcv hall. Northumberland. England Buv.com Tour: 6rc-cnshorii Opcn.lune i2 -2i ,cd-goicid Country Club. (rc•cnshor, \ ( — OW !im thig — VMW saw haft "a U.& OPUL . 1pXR' T'; sr. l..h4rJf i��.�v=r'a4^' . '_ .•:n.7'�ii. _rY�.. �- , NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Jurn 23, 2000 PAGE 23 A/P FROM THE EDITORS OF GOLFWEEK (WWW.G0l.FWEEK.(:0M) JUNE 19-25 "When he's on, you don't have much of a chance." - Ernie 046 who 11101lobed tied for soca" In am UAL OPOI16 15 woks ltiokirN Thor woodo. One more Pebble moment U.S. Open may have been Nicklaus' last major visit Jack Nicklaus, 60. says he has been in love with Pebble Beach since the first time he saw it as an amateur. Rl RICHARD Mt DRY i lus hcm riarhill stars srucc he frst saw thr piaci hair ilrc-Ake HIIT )ad Nidim saw his eyes on the rolkg emerald far -z, heir drotio wicc he lurid on thr proinor ors of the sntnth kt a It tiMc lkacil (w* Holes ad looked a for niikpt %ern sf (amci Bay A linins of tormaim. a0 of whidi began with hs 1%11 .S.Amaeur tide , n rr thr durum t ad t -ahvig invo ut Tbaw triem ries m-m6ced wirn the I(akh I S.Oprn was pbtd At Rohr Brads June Ii•IK Pebbk Beach has brm Nictlaix'spmW plain where be has treated Fins to ,t nen• of his gttatcst mxrornts This year was h" hks km tumor dumpiotr4w a N- suxird arta. hx the record he sort 'iii_'- Iii. ni w•d thr cit ad nuik S I Ulla But. this trip to Rohr. umtikr the When he has nude Mr, was not Am winlictition. Nicklaus came to say bmwe9. At 60, Niddm hiwory of major gulf exploits is toady 6aisfird He p(a)id the Open via his eighth special exemption from die l'.S. Golf Association and shah in a row. It came a a place he will relish krexc -tet born enamorrd will the course sore fist setting evi s an it duuring a practice round of the U.S.Amxruar: Nitidus said-h's as uiamatic as a n course in the country, but mostly it was the c nipl to test of god it presented dict birigued me- Thr golf kwory Niddauas has au tided at Ribble Badu also cedars him to the b"it. '1 think uta ri Vnial hector- of w'ha's happened n tar there' he said'h's die hearty at t. the wrier I dud dxw ac probable hmcr pig wursc that litbble am -h. Bit . - ticcaiac s# wticre i vis aa! wi>at i s been a Iso Idr.1 rel k didt t are wiiedier there n bene -r puff courses I happen to kc it' to - lo aikkin to has I'S Ancor r sx-ury. Nrddaus won the 19-11 s, Open title and Cher Bing (ristw Nand ho -Am a Ri k Bcnii. He fimslird woxW hi Tom Ssvo u a rhr ineriwilIc '82 c iprn tall Owd a the 19P(,A Unmpia A*. Mor shot out of a phsrff %k- tKm Rhbk Bexii. ad visions of Nickbw mist hx cxwn k. his I -son slit on a gkwmy. wordy da< tial wrtick the fhpuA A dic parA I th trice led ID a Belie aid eurxrmly a drecwukr sxion' in dir '-i Oprn or he tieinunrd ci pmaon in Gott 4 a win s knit r% in rig after w%durgt %ason pilot in kom dctp niuugh hehirl thr I "th pttn fix birth o the last inial Niddas altlni n his kWW when be soiled a fairway wart to thr lfkh peeti on Selo-mAw# die puttog strt ice of the pw S hole in two. His last I.S. Open rip up I& xtompooied by a warm oaoat, was memorable for %vAh s. Etas, and the odier pies on the course. Nickles can rd back time and td yea Pebble Bea li pbvtd fast in 1972 because o(war-drought contlium in CaWormAnd be uo rd you he s prou it to live boo chosen by Rbhir Beach Co. to ttdmp ports of the bbkd Jadx Nesih/Doutglts Gratz batt Mier the gars, too. ifs dc*m company has redooe pacts or all of Auks 2.4. 5. .13 and I8. 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Nieidam mirsipird the liM tx*. nuAft it frttm an idad lir coatlinr Thr l Wswd hole looked hkr i had blxn pat of the la -o t w hcn it delated in 19% idn t warn to design a ilii- that depatrd (Irmaticah from the look and -hs uthrr I" hok-s: Nicidms said. 1, La it, c(xrtpxw kept the Wir s dirtier aid btrtkrrb* about dr same zs „,k- IN Iptrn r, atriw 1(0) ,ytmr kit, nearh identical to the oivird Wus the dcspirr appmucs has nik in PrNie Bead) s rs-oluport. but 'hc *,cr hash i been happy' about hm pww recently ,,t -ting A aspects of his per in 4upr has hrrn rear d ffx-a fix Niickbm juga- ,,f hip pnibk- m the c hmmcd with rrphccnxnt surpn- in Jammy •Mr a cnt dere or kurr yam` without being abk to %%vig a lzolf club Icor- *talc of the hip " he said. • I will can t Wt in pos xw% I rind to get I m way .Nell when you chop at t kx a timVir of yon aril want to �:xn tiou have to karn it A ate agan There s a knaci to scoring and -nuch have to put oWrW on your fret before you pet it track - 2-alh worked had aid warred this sta' to he a special oor. and be s -, rar >ad %'K tlaus wife. Barhaa •I sr told hint t E prat to cidx onir - � r f ' f L`j`)7 M1111y MWANWIXIll— Still Ownc-d & o1 rtted b% Wil run Patcrson & Dick Eng JUNIOR GOLF CAMP SPECIALIZED CLINICS JUNIOR PROGRAM (AGE K 16 yt!urs) FEE: $200.00 - Includes range balls Professional instruction in the fundatmentals (if the game of golf: grip. stance, swing, chipping, putting, clubs selection and etiquette. Games, competitions and fun! Mondav to Ftida-v 8:30 a.m. to 12:(x) p.m. Golf camp =1 -July 3 Golf camp -=2 - July 10-1=' Golf camp -= i - Jul`' 17-21 *WDOColMAW Q TopiWon, of(ttttsristtop laded pAk got A. Dien Crooners MOM C aurin $04470 cot:idutdrA Q A6**n gdcanato hooray ampttila latrtattswrutaf upto®yr0rr>~+ A: tarn Clain stela Carrs ria - $w Q AiaaMR Mtuflftll done 9Wail rsa*tn 1onim A anive k til[n CNtu6d0& I106A%44V lW - 35x1) Q A Boal gd sdod tad pima iopotfodl, & Dern Gawk 601 Aeodray PW 42T•32?6 1M 1 F8lErSYMMANSWER Mm X111 421-1131 995 Myrtle Road West. Ashburn www. n» aIashhurngoIIcIuh.rom A/P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, Jun• 23, 2000 Synchro swim teams turn In sterling effort s Durham swimmers strike silver at Trillium meet in Etobicoke The Durham Synchro Club members put a sterling finish on a golden year after capturing two silver medals at the Trillium Meet at the Centre for Excellence in Etobi- coke June 16 to 18. Durham's I I -and-under team of Jordan Anderson, Sophie Baetz-Dougan, Rebecca Halls, Julia Maclean. Katie, LePage, Rachel Scott, Rebecca Scott and coached by Holley Lundmark were on the podium for a silver at the meet. The team has been on the podium at every e,cnt it has entered this season. Meanwhile, the 12-14 team consisting of swimmers Erin Cay, Katie Cornish, Lianne Doerr, Lisa Doerr, Lauren LePage, Lindsay Maclean, Alison Rogin and Karin Zekveld capped off their golden year with silver. This team, also coached by Lund - mark. captured gold in Kitchener, the On- tario Winter Games, Regionals and Provin- cials. Twelve -year-old Lindsay Maclean, who completed her 'first year of compctitlNe swimming notes, "Synchronized swim- ming is fun and a challenge. You can't learn it in a day, but once you learn it, you won't forget " The teams were presented their medals by Olympic swimmet Fanny Letourneau, part of the Canadian Olympic team going in Swiney. The Durham teams had previ- ously trained with the Olympic team and learned part of the routine as well as re- ceived .say advice from the Olympians. On All,.'. _Q. the Olympic team is having an Olympic send-off, and Durham's 1 I -and- under team has been invited to participate in the watershow. The Durham Synchronized Swimming club offers both competitive and recre- ational programs. 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J A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 'Visit Us On the bola. 1Nt: www THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE To Paco Your Ad Cal/: AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Ajax Pickering Advertiser: 683-0707 S SIFTED News Uxbridge: 852-9741 TECS' - Training l Education a Careers , Schooling • TECS" - Training l Education 4 Careers l Schooling 1110 110 110 110 0 ROGERS',aHmv THE INTERNET ON CABLE FREE SEMINAR Do you know who your child is online talking to? Learn how to protect your child from what might lurk around the next internet corner. FREE SEMINAR WEDNESDAY JUNE 28TH, 6:30 P.M. Durham College Skills Training Centre RSVP - Seating is limited (905) 436-4164 Are You Being Paid What You Are Worth? Would You Like to Get Paid What You Could Be Worth? 2 Week Program available in the Sales & Marketing Industry �%e have hundreds of CAREER POSITIONS available in almost every field Guaranteed job Placement Positions in Excess of $40-560,000 per year The Sales & Marketing Professionals Call: (905) 404-7304 Full Tune Position for a TECHNOLOGIST Either in the Architectural. 0% 11 or Construction field for a manufacturer of wood components for the construction industry located in the Durham Region. JFur the successful candidate, we offer a challenging position in an extremely active design department. Skills in Autocad, struc- tural and wood beam design an asset. Remuneration depending on experience. Full benefit package available. Resumes by falx: 905-6233-6484 Onh rh,^e m lx uumcrwrd rell he crruacttd Required 25 DOCK WORKERS FR to start immediately (Days, Afternoons) Local Durham Please Call Dave T.D.S. 1-8774833-3308 Local: 905-430-8605 Fax: 11E Fffn E peorip to most for a=. •ONO. POWER- w4to are pRpared "W. `Those who are focused POINT. EXCEL tairwrp at Da - and to those who are achy-Iy ham Cp�p� n WIMby. 1M - aasalt Olfce user Spe labs. skilled. Net. i Com. using aclreve credentials prov" SESEAnhis Noss. Database your erne use and productive admtriuration using Oracle. use of the Microsoft ollice CONSPOa 1111-A—rice - As. apptirallaq. Opel new career -flew media web desipn am doors in bdn's. fast paced jAINKad. software design am office w arorwea. Top notch. 4noramm". as- instructor instrled. FinacW As- ltigarice may be aathble to WW" (irc E.I.) b 9ualiied. Cat Duda Cal John at 906 721-3311. �irppMOe�sswdaas. College I�I433-2939 ,�SIIZ7-301�er ystals Limited is a leading manufacturer of control products for the telecommunications We currently have an opportunity in our Whitby facility for an: ACCOUNTANT The successful candidate should be a self starter and have t following skills: • 3/4th level CMA/CGA • 5 years experience in a manufacturing facility • Computer proficiency in an AS400/Windows environment • Good interpersonal skills and supervisory experience a must Responsibilities to include: Costing, G/L Reconciliatioi Oversee A/R and A/P functions, collections, and assist in various month end closings and preparations of monthly reports. lVv offer a competitive salary and benefit package. Please fax your resume to: Human Resource Dept. (905) 668-5003 or e-mail to staylor@0fcKMtals.com. No phone calls. 111L.-I0[0kTA:111 I fie df erm wd Adeato is that well keep' you worlwgat all the leading comparres. v Mecca ft's a new wtxid at work If you arc a reliable individual. Nave your own transportation and can work shifts. Plcasc call Now for an appointment. tkluvra Prckernr a ww wood at" wt�i 1127-(x717 (905) 8111-73.59 Fai:It9 076.4 Faat(9(.1314922 We are a world leader in the supply of interior au- tomotive parts and are currently searching for an individual that fits the following criteria: Ww" MUM Responds to OEM/ Customer quality related con- cerns, coordinates corrective action with OEM facilities. Communicates status, supports continu- ous improvement activities. Please forward your resume by fax to: Human Resources 905-879-0295 Concord, Ontario - 1 Gataaral NMP 1 unreal �4 1 'r~ f tttrPlr WWII $12.85 to DURAMOULD PLASTICS INC. sun. Fow tm pie We are currently accepting applications aeda Greet fror Students IS... for mould set-up people and quality scnota►stip awarded. Cal inspection personnel in our injectioninerview 1 for moulding facility. (WS) Plastics experience is required. Please Here we orcursaFEppc send your resume to: Ground a crmercay sedwq cum mimed imiridaafs b Duramould Plastic Inc. fir open" for part tate ew- 1950 Boundary Rd. tom. Ileal yaaddales Ik Whitby, Ont. UN 8P8 wtN . hike 550 110iAbs. at cowfut" (No faxes Pkase) wucagqeeIV etsppdt;,,w"�' (905)721519. ... 10"No c wmmanwaeu Md oro- r12.00 per how puM�' 'redo. No ercpeieaoe accessary. Studeras welame. CON now 637-M. M ONIwM Ior Order. 3 ym esperietce. clean abgraM Cerada and U.S. CON 906- 571-1097. Avis Rent-A{ar, a leader in the cor rental industm oppredates the contribution that its' retiree shuttling team makes towards the success of its operations. We have immediate openings in Toronto and are baking for enthusiastic retirees with a valid driver's kence (free of infractions) to drive vehicles from our moin facility at Pearson International Airport to our Avis locations in the theater Toronto Area. Part-time flexible hours are ovoiloW, starting wage is $7.35 per hour. To apply, please bring your rt suwme and current driver's abstract to: AVIS 1 Unair Drive East (comer of hnforth) Aortdoy, June 2611, 2000, to Thursday, June 2911, 2000 . between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. You can also fax your rllwm6 to (416) 213.8520. No OwA tills, dw• 1 rtarm rvis.cow HAIRSTYLISTS WANED • Qualified Stylists • Exalent wage and benefits p • Ful and part tMne positions • Paid vacation 2 lwks. aper 1 year, 3 rwks. after 3 years • Dental, DM and Eyme plan • Busy 6whatas • NO cieltek requ wed PART TIME • Mvmed h mn PmW Whitby Pickering (905) 666-6890 ("511831-2196 Na" fly "°P S7 -S0 (905) 509-0195 "Wly w•aa S8-50 10shmm Ajax (905) 4344994 (905) 428-6824 "P S7.50 Nwrly wove SS.50 • AFFOR)W MWAM WOMEN=* Ysk aur WAW- rwwwfirstdt Iir I r R n FOOD SERVICE SUPERVISOR • 16 hm per wwk • Member of CSNM Director of In M�rest Nursing ry� 101 ' S Dundas St. E. 16— Whitby 0nL L1 N 2K9 AZ DRIVERS - PICKERMVG Logistics Provider requires AZ Drivers. F XU"e positions available. Must have 3 years eaperietce. full rats $17A0 per hour Hung ASAP. Cap 9M-428-9711 x 310. W aterrrxs Please• _ _ AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE A130 t+leleerciwi A",,, ho 241Wwe St. Nlrlil, Uxirit p wee.-fii.: 9A9 ne-S�0 011 41aw= ia.-ft' ic3Q sMw-Wdews Ir �MI r' IlFax: (906) S52-430 Eli lines 8Ff9 open 1(AOn.10 W SsE10pin Sat. »;30 irx 3:00 pm Old-fashioned Values. Fresh -thinking People. NEW RESTAURANT - PICKERING VARIOUS MANAGEMENT OPPORTUNITIES General Manager and Shift Supervisors Join an environment where your insight and coaching talent will contribute to service excellence and growth of a muki-faceted operation. We hove several opportunities for candidates with restouront moncgemens Z and/or education in Food Service or Hospitality. Discover your freshAinking polentiol! Forward or fax your resume to: W4tx1d1►'s, all A I I, 80 dayly St. W., Ajax, ON LIS I N9 --- Fax: (905) 427-2729 miar�voew Xbbe c«rroded.NNoOose r for on phone rollA. s, piorel Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 t7A-Hwx Fax: (>o05j'S79-4218 r ��� ;�. Nklawlt+lltrl ttDtt fateeuli ore! EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLIST FULL OR PART TIME for Busy Salon in Uxbridge 905-852-%16 COFFEE T1* reauues cocn- kr help 475 Westner Rd, N. � IrIIM n Aia" �e at' n person Made am ranan wdcarre. 2 ears US OTR COOK Clean aDStract Criminal search, REQUIRED Good rates, Full time New tractor. String in resume to I�I433-2939 Nickels Restaurant 111115 l wrtN G License ne- A2�6M wired for e0pedae an Must 4 Chm , " as �: M CgwM NEL NEURE 0 for Fle OOidiewa, oe- tarp, L1H 715. d�o� m Alaw DaFs/Evenkw EMIL SM.. $900.. am.. of grata' =wee". week. assembtirig products in the ce0aort at a (Mmo- �ra ehose. Sem a so --se. addressed stateper Wne to: O.P.H. 6-24M Dwift SI. l�0NN3A ONINENi needed 10 Sun w Salk 541. Rd 636. LNt- 1011MA e. 001. LSU Nil, p�p00000° pey Call Bran (9051427 612 between Sim. EM F00N1 Sle-16IM00N am sop m. Cas Domino's Pizza aow pimp a suns senors welcome. d*Awy drivers. mug have COIIINEIt NNIR#t repired. Fag r0 �M• °w" m person at 1215 A,�c 10 31 S. 6 n 0g haw own oar o aw Im In Oshawa 660 St E 7 TO% 70% 70% 70% 70% 134.2555. Paid Cub commiesim 905443506. CONNB OMltOi withWTERME- yeas a as ore needed 10 service OtA1Er ANT No M Otrlrtm and TaorNo ares d aceMy ;leis" �rOwkdpt Politico ak0 aralaMa. (905)•27-t10N3 Yudi haw at sag 3 yrs ltndies Iowads a CGA or 02 ONIIEN a HELM m- 00rva" TMs is a property Apra � -it EsOtal Good�pay (416j 56N1 And Wellk Fac ap1aM Im 906 ei4 579 91T2. Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 t7A-Hwx Fax: (>o05j'S79-4218 r ��� ;�. Nklawlt+lltrl ttDtt fateeuli ore! visit us On the linWir et: www•durhann wws,not NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION June 23 2000 PAGE 27 A/P , 1 CxenerallM4 11 Caealeral _ P 1 Gerterll FtNp 1 General FINp 1 Ofrta Hdp 1 Olfiee ttNp SWIlsd Ftulp Skilled Flelp SNiled FMIp FJAC TRANSPORTATION requires AZ DRIVER Clean abstract and U. S. experience a must. Steady runs, home wee- kends, goad wages. Call Joe at (905) 427-4863 MAGIC HILLS HAUNTED ADVENTURE now hiring for October weekends. (905)640-2347 requires part-time help Suit a mature person with computer knowledge, 20-25 hrs/wk. Must be personable 8 able to work Saturdays. Call Don to arrange interview or bring resume to 16 Brock St. Uxbridge 905-6986 or 1-800-432-4165 CLEANERS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY for retail department stores in Uxbridge area. With heavy A light duty experience Call Sue at 1-800-565-3756 Mackiie Yovrwe systems ESTIMATORS - HOUSEHOLD GOODS DMSION ..r4le Ion . h,, j, I;u.MI, and oI- r rri cabams, .gh Irads, rrivrrals and tenders prepare quota- :' Y1d Cond::ct Un -sloe Visits. have well-developed communication skills. :.,i•uwd with the ability to e(fand d tactfully with Cl Iomrrs, are detatl-orirntrd and a self • ,,-,r puminxin is paid on hourly basis, plus commn- car atlowmice, fleaibllrty in work,n Irwn ie ,.,able, travel within L>ufum Reyrwn/(:Y.\ ns a re- . rrirlrnt. Please fax your resume in confidence to the ptJ118AN RESOURCtrlf DEEPARTNMff ("S) 434-4655 EXPERIENCED COOKS/Assls- ani Mango required for busy restaurant Please nN (9051839-0443 FANTASTIC OPPOIITUNITY Due to the newly deregulated electrruty market, we navy derKial irW Com RW 4tratim Agents. Ground flow w tw* fix anlbitioes a- reer rnrieed ruduvidtiak. Gral income laid werkp. Call DOITWW at 416-436-1150 or 416.221-0497 GREATER TDNOMTO area wholesale greenhouse seeks route truck sales driver for em Omuw�k�rrdorY Cm- OKUM must be very person- able. retable and trush" y Must have sales experwrce and txalkm drwq record. Fax more b (905)987-5832 NAIR STUDIO -now irN sview- 1119 applicants 10 become ppaartrt at lows"team of llair- sty fists. Positions available for part-time. ""tin re- exppSSa n o Rtille �Oasrs� HAIR STYLIST vitt tlxpen- ence oared IOr esUblitS ed salon. Classic Hair care. 5 Points Man, Oshawa. minn- mum 2 Salary DIUS� MSSS1I0 u.Ask for Charlie. (905),579-2525 HAIRSTYLIST WANTED. Sal ddoownto A cftw lor rent. any flood baby. Fa do. tr5NW0W IWRSTYutT, ful I pen tiMe. gr eatPerms, nodeecrea'tmpbers. ,NKr too Cab 1W66.569� / Tlxot- lNONEWOR� NEEOEM To Free information, $qct $ 10 Kraft. 08.7777 "Not SL, Dep, 7. Concord, ON L4K 1y7 m1STALLp1 FDM IIWJ% Winds, shufts. Exppienpd pro with own dlRld alit bole ,preferred. Wel awider trall- In Suunshade Bends A pyapeyy (905N28-OW7. Tuft Next 8 TOIIINFM inlema y d N, spedyizirlp Tow in travN tourirkttgaid ism trail To regislM (905) 725 3919 cook MATURE required tot talnily ret4NaM PP Pleas ort Perry. 11111111 or Dart tiltN. Pl (905 5 87. f4 b EXPEAl MD UM05CVE tabourer$ aid lawn 'Ait- lenance yb0uygs requim for ear rowel employment Call 2098 30-0032 or carrdd 905-430- LEAOHANO POSITION avail able In the Durham Region. Tom le perm pus" Even- ings. Monday to Thursday plus Sundays Apply to the oshm Civic Cerdre Thom- son Rd S Teres. and Thurs. 930am -2pm LICENUO AUTO BOOP RE- PAIR Person for busy shop Muss have own loon. Cal 1905)623-6353. L COM STYLIST fa Wret- by/4WOshawa Guaramad salary/commrssm. great woriowMrlms . WFAi. mg aw Call Ckeryf (905) 723-7323 LIVE -E CAIIEGIVEN. prefer Chnst an temye, for senior II I an the Pickering area. References. vtMde and Ilai- smuoNtr requirW. Star) rmme- dueMy. Cam 905.839.1780. LMOE 1EC11N111 M - ful and part ore. hoiurb *ape plus boners. Expener= needed. valid drivers toemse Appy a Pernzdl, 195 Viesbiey Rd S. Now Hiring Experienced Line Cooks & Dishwashers Apply with resume to; 85 Kingston Rd. Ajax Ask for Management (Beside Nevada Bobs) PACKER Required imme- diately for busy Pickering manu- tacturer. Heavy lifting involved. Previous experi- ence in a compu- terized shipping environment pre- terred. Please call. (905) 837-8550 ext. 209 • UUMNS RAY. I.Y."NING CENTRE R, -quer, a toll lime e'xperterxed ECF. her pre-xhdwl aged pn)gram MW Mata• laff4m Call Sheila (905) 427-6263 REOUIREO IMMEDIATELY 'all ,me Dripper Receiver ertrhed torkutt operator 3,ay emnronment Day shin 'ax resume to Sheila at I- !']5 -M0049 SEEKING INDIVIDUALS enth good commumcahon ikdK and experience in Gearung and restor~ Must lave Good driving record. and be able to work flexrbk hours. Fax resume to (905)649-6276 SHORT ORDER COOK lur not shift. 10 p m - 5 a rn Suiuday u 7tmrs Must be ex- penenced Cap (905) 839- 6423 belweat 9 p in and IIoFIse Mamrs hwq ASN iN`p No M beenl u A tow car > PW "Will 04 swim SOSTRIICTON required. put to full firm Must be Red Goss GrMned A"labie to work evenrgs. weekends. da come. put exit an asset Cal 8 d C Atluaacs X (416) 281-3815 1 office Help OOOKKEEPER-immediate vith computer bookkeeping ex. pepence regwred by dynamic ast Scarborough construc. rmn business for regular part rime assignments (4-6 hoary day -must be flexible when re- quired) Duties to Include data a entry, bank. account recety- payableseconcihation, payroll/production of general ledger and intemal financial latementsFax resume -416- 281-4752 by Monday June 26 rMG 15 h Fiberglass (double null). 60 Hp excellent comb - On, trader d tory includ- "0 askng 52500 or best off- �toWOshawa) Call 1 - MARKS 8 MARKS LAWYERS seek an experienced Legal Secretary Emphasis on es - 'ate work Fax resume to `l,l rt`�'ru'J Fri' Manufacturer l(x)king for A/R/PR PERSON ckth experience. Fax resume to 416) 291-4917 or email at t,%%-ingco(&ibm.net FCRFTARY AFrr VTInmrST regiureil lur _Unvrudiur 'nm pin eenrnnoce �npWe e tax raumt 10 (905)831 6900 1 sales Mob IA pts ADVERTISING SALES REP '.t you are commmed and ;aro re wn reword you web he suocesew caw didate will No advertising space in two ralrns simaNa- neously a COTQtl4nled into acme t1 be see up in DOM Mall and a Inlemet see Please forward resu" to C01aWLTAKM Travel Agency Experience Preferred Fax resume to: 619-2373 CruiseShipCenters 335 aa* $t. W. Alax AN MMC Equipment Tres map( Omarto Distributor of Industrul. Conaeeray and Rrsxknu pi - 6m beatitq TNt -WASH in Pickering/ and air conditioning equip - ' are; area iookrq for person mem regwm an expen- wxtu G (cense 10 operate truck enced. sales representative with experience. Must have 10 wort from our Co" 10 - own transportalm Please cation. covering areas from call 905.831-36M Oshawa through to Cobourg d 401 Aw. VERSA -CAN CENTRE. Ux- Send or tax resume stating LINE would we to kirite all- p�r,er,«/,ran.w Id: Budw Supplies Lnwled, 31 Wal- cam pplIications for pan -lime NouseYaputq 6 Dietary SWI pndge Crescent. PO Box Beltevilte.omario Full rum, Fax or mail resume to: versa- Care Centre. Uxbridge. 130 1023 KU Fax 1613) 966-2026 Permanent, Reach Street. Uxbridge ON Fax: 117, SA ESPERSON - Dynamic. Well Paid Position L9P 11.3. 905.852-0 or col 905'852-5191 or 852- sales backgpround for store. dowrreawnkWhitby. Base salary for experienced $1300 TP!j K CAMPER sleeps 3 $2500 GRAVELY energelaicmmis$ion. Must gthilattic, sell person. YHISA'CAM CEMTNE• Lh- bridge wow lite 10 inane air neotivaled. Cal (905) 851-7555 a apply at 4370 Sidles Ave. W. y in perttm:i pt emptor part -blue OM in unit 20 Ask br NooleKa. MASSEY S �e0ona ich Call 9C5-985-2234 RESTAURANT 1.ttTPD11.eina�Hacu/Lpuat tesubben S 10: Ehzabeth1 sMB.r 774 Liverpool Rd S 9m. ixx Reads Street. wTowra NiCNAUC, West' taI CDA background pre- Period Send resume to as n Uxbridge ON L9P 1 L3. Fax workshop W requwa only hard 553. Oshawa This Week PO 905-653-0117 or al 852- worts. Must have c mar expe- len 5191 or 852-5281. named. nal bet -ween 8 am. and �blKuiwa AZ ONIVHI WANTED: wiN 6 p.m.1905) 433-4025 Piclenott Exisstirq cash flow milrtlwm 2 years US experi• OW CA OIFPICE regira a Ed atsbrtla base. Remakribill raced for a deduraled run. a couyaR. Bat wiled for pw WArAMIrM lovedwad W Pretaabty with dunip trails son VA public ACCOLMN exw Cal maw a (905) 33 .9754 pptruerlce. can (w5)571- mo to 9B5- neon. Fax to90- AOi son ft 0803 Neve message- 4103. M MAIIINE tront coutder wE ANE LOOlilliiiiir for cadre CANMET wAm regrrtd in shillpotpie to expand our Pian- Dwtam Region- Fully expew5 asbmrhrKh S Ramos. a. Pku Makers OW Fibro to ;,WZBayly� call Grebe orb �Iy appy suum or pix resume906 519 2869. 905 983 9711. WONN FORM 1108E . Part ELECTFACP a-2 tanned and PER9M1 MWIIMIEN tar horse TutlelFuN Time. HUM Indus- 2 3rd term Apprentices with fam epmayl don 5 days a by $800-53000. FREE INF0R- Caudian dxlmmeraarindus for in week 9Ei473.65M. MATION. 416.631-4925 or LOgOn 10: www.workbpm trig experience work Oshawa. Fax resume to: 1- PlYL4MO� TALES Car reglArW flomegbbaly.com. Access Code 110 (required). 905-764.9713(Ridrriord Hill) "19 MM WOMM tut and Won b work wiM euro- FRAMR. WHY experienced. required ad capenters liki a. Yea rowel work with own (ELItfICE 111111111M RElNN11E0 immediat4ly. DnwNBypan deals tioaly &garbed adolescents home tra ispOAakin a must. $184 r A1kr 905.242.4432. rderice Forwid rewme for irynyha group setting am Port hour. 6 pm b &dirk Gama or Perry] y'MtKt babem' adive crea FRAMNS OR FRAMING Bryce Philp ®Philp Pontiac Buick. Fax 905-995-0680 or ad rqq wiMeQ Fill CREW to sub wimn 20 of Cobourg or 12 28,000 Ref guy_ ore W W 12:810 minuses prole 905 -m -situ. iooroons, Fax resume to Youtlu how from Ajax. Competitive CorrocoorK (905)132-9885. ala. Cog RoD, 905 372.7176. ACCOUNTANT/BOOKKEEpER Position available immediately Qualifications Required - 1 . equired:1. Three to five years experience preferably in a manufacturing environment. 2. Well organized, self-starter and able to work with minimal supervision. 3. Enrollment in CGAlCMA would be an asset. 4. Experience in computerized accounting system and spread sheet is a definite asset (preferably AccPac for Windows, AS400, Lotus 8 Excel) Please forward resume by Mon., June 26, 2000 to: Sklar Peppier Furniture Corporation ATTN: Human Resources 617 Victoria St. E.. Whitby, Ontario LIN 5S7 CORRECTED FAX # IS: (905) 668-3133 PRESS OPERATOR REQUIRED South Pickering Print Shop 2 colour press experience required. Experi- enced on Hamada 248 preferred. Fax resume to: (416) 324-3025 Attention: Laurie 1 Sates HelioAgents 1 Saks HWAg•nts 1 Art" for So; An aggressive multifaceted national c,.moeie Hien nutdi 6 crlalrs. automotive repair organization is seeking CARPETS des :I arpet. candidates in the Ajax area. 100°° nylon new stain re - lease carpets on hand. I will • s carpet 3 rooms $349 Price Registered Apprentices includes supe. premium pad. The ,ea,er 11 i expert �nstyWbon, cast delrv- & Licensed Mechanics 30 68&2ery it" 314 ailes . y, Mr. Scott Joaquin at Fax: 905427-6628 I 198(5 uck Candidates should be energetic customer $1300 TP!j K CAMPER sleeps 3 $2500 GRAVELY 1 Sates HelioAgents 1 Saks HWAg•nts service-oriented and have their own tools. I garden tractor with mower 51800 905-852.1125 Bib c,.moeie Hien nutdi 6 crlalrs. We offer an attractive salary and benefits Massey Ferguson ,10 square References "Utile 905- package, career satisfaction and a pleasant Baler S60r Massey Fergu- 3 WHITBY TOYOTA and safe work environment. son 5 ratite cultrvata $100 otic 905-985-8039 The ,ea,er 11 Please fax our resume, in confidence, to: y r' TEMVEST -add'/ Cabin „"e out grew because of loik5 like you!' Mr. Scott Joaquin at Fax: 905427-6628 I 305 7? Mooring cover. cap requires CARPET i Dave several car new prop battery sego otic B rIaUCK CAMP- AUTOMOTIVE SALES '-�v\ ER stove trdge. Virile neater $6W oba 945.4122 CONSULTANT (M/F) ie"'e'"`• I �thELECni'Cr GDLs5Go s8rc We have an o ctrl n t1 til l.ceo etc ich Call 9C5-985-2234 pp u 1 y oval a e to the right individual to join our award winning sales team and also enjoy the pleasure of selling some of the finest automobiles on the market today. If you are considering a career change and have the credentials to compliment our existing sales team please call APPLIANCE CENTRE - wash- • 1 3aycare wantec :r,r- "Age .e drsn. wasner y1 bully guaranteed MOTHERS HELPER eeded Come make a deaf 33 Station ' - 3 St Acyl 905r426-2682 AAs per meek, 'Part time. .urne housework and baby- APPLIANCES refrigerator 2- rmno (9051831-8502 dr,r,r '^s' free. ddiae stove. '""brig nerry duty washer i Daycare t dryer $675/all -will sepa- AvailaDk rale Also Kenmore washer ECF STUDENT � 2Years $250 Pickering ut 'lane* ... 45,426-5945 ! p"SO, for July dt agate, rias win verude, 6 KRNHARDT linirnpoom set DISPATCH POSITION IFS, International Freight Systems has an immediate Dispatch position open at our Oshawa location. QUALIFICATIONS: • Transportation, logistics experience and computer skills required • Excellent interpersonal, telephone and communication skills necessary • Seff-motivated and able to work in a tast paced environment. Please fax resume to (905)436-5364 OWNER OPERATORS AND COMPANY DRIVERS Immediate openings for Owner Op and Company Drivers for highway fl e Experience in flat bed work an asset but will train those suited. Excellent remuneration and benefit e. Pltease tall (905) 436-1218 or (800) 263-79% LMMN# /oI HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN Must have gas fitter 2 license. Residential experience required, C of o beneficial. Clean driving record. Fax resume to (905) 683-0817 Custoin Stainless Steel Fabrication Shop specializing in food equipment is looking for people fully experienced in these areas: 1) Layout b lte opelalon of a power sheer b power Crake 2) Fab b abon of MOON SWIM M sleet retr9waled Wes 3) TIG welding and CtKbm stairden Steel labricatimL Call Bill McGuire 905-686-8955 RIIMM111M AM PAOIT ETC. SPRATER, 3- 5 years eVenence n ng wooden tumdure etc. ingie polar Repro Canappya dee Oshawa civet came. Tuesand Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. LICENSEDECIIAIIC for CySlee dtaNxslup n Pon Pan, Nione. Cal Dom Jr. 905.915.7351 OUTBOARD/INOOAIID MOTOR MCNAIK wanted. Salarybased on experience. Phone905.420.6559. PICRE M MEA Electric IAo1or Slap a looltikq nor one atienenced 3 phase mush winder -some ma lunial ex- pQeene��Nce would be an asset. Applica is shoeAd tax dear re - wan to: (905) 686-2532, Dave Stones. NEPLACErEMi WNW" a Door Caws. Linmum 10 yrs. experience. Own transporta- tion ad tools. Wakes Good rata. FIri" Time. Cal 905- 433.7695 for apps. Builder Good Pay b Benefits Itapps E:nthusiaslic- As been Criannal checked c,.moeie Hien nutdi 6 crlalrs. Ian Kingsley S and lahourers 'ter .wn .n References "Utile 905- 2 hats. I&M, A-1 condition. (905)668--4792 S e offer ebtrvee arta 'he offer wmpentrye wages BU -7724 appraised $1550 best Ona 19051668 329 wngnts tit newcommtrci l A2 I/` yr oke boy Have RESPONSIBLE NOME :ruki and service won Please tax resume to (9o514Z0.5040 us to offer Your duke and benefits Subcontractor a so welcome Send resume- „- '. e■peneme $*. CARPET i Dave several sumaes. Carpet repairs Serving Durham and sur- PO Bo., 2641 Onft Ont.pwry ants W W yrs CPR i,rsedve ftusox lards o1 new Stan - Fialp SkiNed HMp 3V N 7Ct or Fax 1705) 329 Outdoor acttvmes Gy EIArn ma$W and 100% nylon car - pq I will rypet you kynrp l.ceo etc $159. angle, double sets from 5219., qNm so tram $269. 905 683-0352 room and hall tot 5349 Pnp ARCADE GAMES Great Tor TOOL MAKER / MACHINE -k1 for comfort +nudes carpettad and in - DISPATCH POSITION IFS, International Freight Systems has an immediate Dispatch position open at our Oshawa location. QUALIFICATIONS: • Transportation, logistics experience and computer skills required • Excellent interpersonal, telephone and communication skills necessary • Seff-motivated and able to work in a tast paced environment. Please fax resume to (905)436-5364 OWNER OPERATORS AND COMPANY DRIVERS Immediate openings for Owner Op and Company Drivers for highway fl e Experience in flat bed work an asset but will train those suited. Excellent remuneration and benefit e. Pltease tall (905) 436-1218 or (800) 263-79% LMMN# /oI HVAC SERVICE TECHNICIAN Must have gas fitter 2 license. Residential experience required, C of o beneficial. Clean driving record. Fax resume to (905) 683-0817 Custoin Stainless Steel Fabrication Shop specializing in food equipment is looking for people fully experienced in these areas: 1) Layout b lte opelalon of a power sheer b power Crake 2) Fab b abon of MOON SWIM M sleet retr9waled Wes 3) TIG welding and CtKbm stairden Steel labricatimL Call Bill McGuire 905-686-8955 RIIMM111M AM PAOIT ETC. SPRATER, 3- 5 years eVenence n ng wooden tumdure etc. ingie polar Repro Canappya dee Oshawa civet came. Tuesand Thurs. 9:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. LICENSEDECIIAIIC for CySlee dtaNxslup n Pon Pan, Nione. Cal Dom Jr. 905.915.7351 OUTBOARD/INOOAIID MOTOR MCNAIK wanted. Salarybased on experience. Phone905.420.6559. PICRE M MEA Electric IAo1or Slap a looltikq nor one atienenced 3 phase mush winder -some ma lunial ex- pQeene��Nce would be an asset. Applica is shoeAd tax dear re - wan to: (905) 686-2532, Dave Stones. NEPLACErEMi WNW" a Door Caws. Linmum 10 yrs. experience. Own transporta- tion ad tools. Wakes Good rata. FIri" Time. Cal 905- 433.7695 for apps. Builder Good Pay b Benefits Itapps E:nthusiaslic- Yantis) 4:6-266-8499 F"1. 14%IOSI It '.1 L: (�1 7x1-0689 WANTED PLUMBERS All- r oktgni arecndial CARPETS SALE i NAt10- prentices gastiner - 6 2 mnu- N:Ilr:rm Dunbar PS I ei W000 FLOORING caper 3 wngnts tit newcommtrci l A2 I/` yr oke boy Have -rums from 5339 '30 sq yd f and service won Please tax resume to (9o514Z0.5040 us to offer Your duke nclMdes carpet premum ;,ad Arid estallatlon Free 1 H08p••1 •t arge carpctrd toy r, .-irewrth slide sumaes. Carpet repairs Serving Durham and sur- 21 in Pidke nK. Ajax or MAN- by area. (905)665.5951 or 'Crahts, tSMtSIc, dancm)Z, r0IM1aq area Gfedlt Cards DENTAL RECEFTKMT full ar,. Barbic. reading. fT• 'tib � Sam W54W 1172 time position avadiade No l.ceo etc $159. angle, double sets from 5219., qNm so tram $269. evemps a weekends Abet -Fenced yard. ARCADE GAMES Great Tor comiputer (tan baud) essen- -k1 for comfort ec room or Curtage Spider- taI CDA background pre- Period Send resume to as n eiefnmilk lt aa awlm s 8 Irian 1 4 piavas. Moral Com". OperLnon Woo 553. Oshawa This Week PO area fir3'7-9.185 Stteolrq Video Gama. Cap• (lox 481. 865 Farewell St Oshawa. Onuno. LIN 71.5 16 LOVING CANING orandmoth- fan Amens 1 - 4 pla"m Gold T Golf 1 - 4 plas. plus ya a rtspausitxe cmacare n marry more Also 4- x a pool FALL -TIM ud PART-TIME MY tome. fenced back yard. tare (905) 720.4506 snp ASSISTANT required for slip outdoor acbw4es. Lm" POW ping and unt" proem- Bary Cal Lynette 905-831- COTTAIN CLEARANCE SAIL ceWinl products. Appy n 4274 'The Luton' The perfect sleeper And saver ' KKiing St E Ottawa 97 PNEVEMTIVE DENTAL Assrs- tam and DtMA Hygienist for Onhodoryt office Oairodorre experience referred Send resume to Fye 1555 Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481, Oshm Oran LIM 11.5 PICKENMg Mad / Mne: one's home and conageeeWe 1 covnq idaycare. ?8 nkxwhs to stock 10 6lfaem styles d tu- years Daly outings lora staring Man $169 Also PItnceO baayard and park) a rude sticann ref futon Wry( rlh, slay 111 1nUSin. nu- Weds Palkskr leather hum - 01111M meaty A srxadu first bxe at wholesale pnca' sww Ad. C PR certified Non- noon pocket cal - T!re do not 12" sale recerpts 905-428- disturb mattress. is now on sale Always offering the pest PNEVEMM DENTAL ASSIS- NOSENANK&NKM - 1 wee qualty at the lowest price TANT required for progressive are for your Ovid or doldinei Were overstocked anti eve- rytWFu- anng dental practice Please pan or full-time 6 aha NXIS. a Dix 10 dear bags. fund deliver your resume to school Experlenced b ret" boos' n states. Dean � 259 Suncor St S. Oshawa able (905)837-2441 bedroom sates. cottee/erd Wes. leather furniture etc. X-RAY AND ULTNASOM Al on sale now' i Check us aA technologists required for 1 F'Newood first - you'll be glad you pennwuait part tune ono tuyl mopped at Luigl's Luigl's tree posi0oku n Toronto grid Ottawa. Fax resume to 905- FNEE FLMWOOO - Broken wooded studs. 4 pallets, how Fumtwe. 488 Kira St W tea• 19D5) 436-0860 731-7405. ed tune otter. Free delivery by UK ONIETTE SET, table. 1 �M Mix traria load. 6 olds Oft 1LocaN Only) 905-434-MVANN" y ley. pedestal. 4 dwrs () 5795. Wtwk quantities lathe PINE LOFT TREASURES 918 W731RQ nequired in my1 Illapitl oe t It. Oshawa 905- hum or yars Nor a 2 1/2 yearConnor boy for the week of July 14- mon $10: crib mattress EMD OF LIME CLEANOUT. 21 in Pidke nK. Ajax or MAN- by area. (905)665.5951 or IRAN TOM for sale. start- ing at $3.50 rade. Plamty �t go. Mattress - (905909.3012. ayalaDle. Ft" deNvery. Cab es from matress set from ers 160: new glider chairl 5125; leatlnr otlice dNir 550. Bob (905 720.3885. Pager $159. angle, double sets from 5219., qNm so tram $269. Student Mn rorrue 2 �• (905) 440.7817 Factory Mattress 1 -US -22G- a week in ofY hoar, bated MIST GO - wiicker-dor/pad 2M. 1650 Bat., St.. Puckering, 0n Thorp Cres. Cal KaNrerne 150: end -table $50. balk 837-0¢88 905-426.3706, ball" $10. wooden-decaa- oye Baan S*. -- -p EX}EINENCED live -out nary capedN hsh tank 5250: plass sapw deeded for 1 IrlatBt old stag- table S95- baby lemon: bahOW Mp�y Rderen rcglrrN: ECE mon $10: crib mattress acid CPp preferred. Non smokq; 530 Om beach end tankNE 550: we $15: stereo 8 speA- 25TH drivers license. some 1tWuetntd duties. Good am ers 160: new glider chairl 5125; leatlnr otlice dNir 550. -Itoonpensati0n west Pidkering 637-1410 FAIrtuiarea Fa Call i9MLIA ••4941 LJVE MI ars so Fbueeperas soon as Rossidad school ap son. S work somewetIwuds. Call 905-QS-7135 FUMU a 101111110. Car- yg' patdd� outt ria" to cam for 3 ch*W. 11, 9. ad 4. Three - four days pet week.10 am.. 5.30 p.m. Mid Aw gqtu1. References required. EpMerred. Good compe%sation. Greenwood10minutes from Ajax/PlckenngCall Loretta. (9051 426-7858 PERFM OIAce 2000- Starudard. New. tidd. Wndow$ W1111t1T4. With WP9 trel bk 2, Quattro Pro 9. etc. Req $479. selling for $299. 905.831- 5365. •Isl'Lsea1Ar*W - for Sob CAN STEREO BOX with 12' Stam speakers. (laid NOO d "rg $299. Two 6' Bossspeakers with tweeters. $100.we ghthtteng bench with barprox. 125 lbs. SM ( ) 837-9213 snp 1H ONE ST TO PARK FID. AWA9-8181 ,se ei"U'v r rawxwww - Unfinished tmm S1.99hq R. and pprrehnished from S2 49/sq. IL Shgwroon at Keldalwood PkW 1801 Dundas St. E. Whitby. 905- 433-9218 OSHAWA HARDWOOD FLOORS LTD 'rr_.r• A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 1� 1 Doeft 1 OerttalMadlcal N�'�lI BARTIMAEUS ova+ SPECIALIZED SERVICES Bartimaeus is pleased to announce we are now offering service in Durham Region. We offer Individual Therapeutic Program, Family Respite, Consultation and Training for individuals with P.D.D., A.D.H.D.. Autism, Downs Syndrome. Developmental Delay, Tourettes, Brain Injury and any other disorders which affect an individuals ability to cope with, process and respond to information. Fkyr information please call Jennifer Byers at (905) 953-0191 Pediatric Nurses Work Close to Home! Caregivers Health Services is a progressive company providing pediatric healthcare services in the community. We require immediately RN's and RPN's with pediatric experience to work in the regions of York. North York, Peel, Scarborough, Halton and surrounding areas. You need: • Current Registration with CNO and CPR certificate • Community pediatric nursing experience • RPN's require certificates in medications & surgical aseps i s We offer: • Comprehensive Orientation • In-service Training Program • Competitive wages and compensation packages Please submit your resume and cover letter to: Carol Ann Godard, - SVP, HR b Professional Practice Caregivers Health Services 690 Dorval Drive, #100, Oakville, ON L6K 3W7 Fax: (905) 842-7806 E-mail: cagodard®caregivershs.com CAREgivers HEALTH SERVICES INC, We are an equal opportunity employer. Only successful candidates will be contacted. 1 eer+ 1 "' 'rt 1 Ancke a s.k MOVING • Mat sill. G E see HOUSE & PET SITTING near" gas range with ew- trot"y controlled oven. AVAILABLE $800 t+g 6 Prow-ps dryEXCELLENT REFERENCES old-ar Jan r190M6V6 905-852-9343 or C4n* (905) 431-1583 1 Basinae 10 Iff Burirm4 to Susorue Srura FIND WAYS " GBNKRATZ NEW BU a r� We specialize in bringing REAL QUALIFIED CUSTOMERS to businesses. No matter what product or service you may represent. WE DELIVER CUSTOMERS at a low, afforldable fee. Can ("S) 49457304 The Sales & Marketing 200 200 Fresh Picked and Pick Your Own STRAWBERRIES Forsythe Family Farms 1025 Cragg Rd., Greenbank 905-985-6749 MOVING SALE - Sections couch hwngroorn Set. dn- nirkgroom set with tame. 4 suns and belch. dishwasher 3pc was writ "M glass.area arpets. curti rn dresser a 2 angle tables solalxd mn- crowave. floor tamp. lutdhert table. large electric 880. BudOles a Fences (905)619- xeo or evenrhgs (905)666- PMMO TECNOCMM avaxlabk for turning. repairs. and pre- purchase makes a modds Also mcw dOated ME" for sal Cil Barb at NS -427.7631. 1 Art r sad le T Sinpr It sin,. upright va- cuum. immaculate, hardly used $65 00 obo Call 665- 9736 (snp) SKLAR PEPPLAR dmmgroom suite excellent condition. 2 extra leaves in table. seats up to 12 Must be seen Call 905- 683-0759 PINE/OAK FURNITURE... Din- ing Rooms Bedrooms Home Office. Occasronat furniture plus Custom creations from your own designs and hmap- nauon are our specialty. Let us tum your dreams into real - 0 We have been handcraft - ug the highest Quality SOLID pine 6 oak furniture available anywhere for 25 YEARS' Tra- ditional Woodworking. 115 North Pon Road. Port Perry 1905! 985-8774 http www tradlttonalw00dwpk- mg on ca AUDIO WAREHOUSE SALE JVC HI END Dolby Dlgnal-AP Receivers 500 -watt Including Multiple CO Double Cassette 5 -speakers Hundred dollar :,er unit len packages single unit $150 Receiver must n- clude suffkdem speakers Hurry for best selection Oshawa Stereo (905) 579- 0893 BED. queen brand new ortho- ppeedic mattress, box spring hhea�dtooptbpo�ard w/trame StMI m 1 Cost $1175. sell 5525 16-726-9885 KING bed. p mowtop. extra - truck orthopedic mattress. box spring &frame Unused. still in plarsix. cost 518W. sed $675 (416)726.9885 TWO HrV" air ,Weis. ex- ceffent corgnwn Also Cement noxa. runs great 1985 Dodge Ares, new lira. extant. ba- ke $275 683-55M WASHER SPIN DRYER (Hi- tacni� like new condition asking $375 Cam 905-723- 6120 (snpi WASHERNIIYER 5200/par, solid oak hexagon table w✓4 crams. couch & bvem. ex - erase bike $75. car -bp star - age $150 asst VMS moan $10-20. asst prints. Nle -nor kitchen cabrieWcouMa 905- 655-5218 NEW DAINTY window at oon- dihoners 5 OOO btu 5239 7.000 tell $375. 10.000 b►u $45. 12.000 Diu $495 Re- owdmaud Irdges $195 / t rect)rudeicred ranges $125/ W. reanaaoned Dryers f125/ UP. recorrd boned washers $199 1 UP, new and recons band can opmw washers and dryers at low prion New brand name fridges $410 and up. new Va MIu dck and window 3K0 Reconodr United 24' ranges and 24' frost tree Irdws now avatamle Wide Selection of otltr new aro reconddnoned appkanat Calf us today. Stpnerrwrh's Apphantes. Sales. Sema. Pans 151 Mtx1 Sr. 011karaa (905!576-7418 1 Articles ANTIOUES?A nW"l Ad - we. always valuable. usually free' Purchasing outright. es- tates whome a"" con se es. (fuo kmt to win cormared). colleC4ons of any sort. frantma or soole anmglk deme SPMA rttei s in Moorcro t pottery nl try b re -Spall b as (Neon. Robed Bowen Antiques- Brooklm Ontario (905)655 8049 or 0905(242-0@90 BUYING AMTKW and Co9aC- table comers ncludi g com- pkie estates Bat possible 965-8 9135-916panel1 Hwy Kahn. 905- WANTED - Hada SCOoller 250 a. in good shape. low kms. rea- sonably prices Car 905.434 IVAN= - Kids 4 wheeler 50 -125 a.. ITS shape. reason- ably Priced (905) 434.0392 snp. PIANDweth � agoRoeds a lcraft Asking $1500 839 3090. (905) CRAFMA VOMITED at The Gift PONOSAMANDFOW a Craft Showplace' located n the CLOCKS. Sale on a9 Roland 69" Purge and keyboards CouOce Flea Market. 4 kb. ust d Oshawa (approx. 6000 people ar Sarrrdt Acoatic Piarnos: a9 Howard Mier docks. allowingsl a sd�yo r aris)d * seleltiora of 1°°d nos. R own, d all to the public. You do nes how In M iliac. iliacs NO 6 booth i1p0p0y% entailpMayb Contract. Rat starts at rTELFP PIANO 1%5►133-1491. $3&M M11 Call 906.436-1024. POOL SOLAR 1200. Water elff skis $1L10. 1ivingroob sol. 2 lovekseats. otlonkan, amt cur black paradwte mile NEST Of MANDGANY talbles. rial $200. Large west minor $50. t� nhk rt bed sola• sewing lraknM occisioral 1ibk. Baby d- ((9051655-1065. wive dresser Wwrrror a 9 POOL VAU 4-1170. Solid drawer dheaCal 905-655-7619 mak. ball a caw k!gs, leiUkr Pockets, 1 sae, akxesso- ties. Wath orer $6.000 ad" 1 t:esptAer $2.600. Na tub.' 3.4 oarhele li- cedar905)728' JKIST 1TM1E0 #811. -5130. new cm*t eO Don't know eta compeller 10 W. No RENT TO Oft new and recadi- some tips? For Computer boned appiances• and new T.V's.g and tv" Call Paul Fug w�arrarty. Paddy's Market, at (905)125.025@. We're Bi -lin - i -lin - 905 -263 -8369 905 --8369 or 1400.795- gual, we speak bah Mac and PC. 5502. Poole. SLEDMAN . Duality wooden sheds 8' X 8' bam W. ably $359 plus tax Many ahoy USED KAYAK POOL- Red./ sizes and styles available. Above -ground w/deddng a Also garages and dada 761 k►ncrg - balance at rarratee McKay Rd. 1prt 3. Pothering. For (17 $2,450.00. 1-800- more M. call 905619.2040 -years) 665 7Sit E: 1 Lost a Found FOUND - Cat. grey colour. long half and dedawed. wear• ing a lime green collar Found June 21. Kingston Rd a Whites Rd at frlelane Pringle Resturant. (905)831-9643 cop FOUND, small while poodle. Wed June 141h. len Ajax at Kings Cres a Exeter Rd- Call 683-1855 • 1 PettlSuppAa41 8 n !LACK LAS PUPS 1st Shots, vet checks dewormed. dew- claws removed $300 Call 905985-0942 PAIR OF PEACH FACED Loved Birds. male & female. cage & nesting box, $200 Lori 728.1686 leave mes- sage sop NORSE BARN FOR RENT - 2 Standing Stalls, 3 1202 Box stalls. 1 I000 box stall. 12x12 Tack room/water. 1 50'x50' Paddocks. can be convened into one Straw a Hay available Asking $350/ month Please call 1-705-374- 5582 (snp) ATTENTION. Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Systems model 2000 $54 99 up to 150 W wt ... 3500 $49 99 model 3(X10 $79 99 up to 300 Itis Dog Life Jackets startup at $25. 24' Fire Hy dram container $2799 BEST Ball 3' 4-1R'. 6'. IT Lifetime Guarantee. from $599 Dog shovels from S5 99 9am- 9pm. 7 dayVweek (905)723- 5413. e-mail dadistrnbut- ■gaosympanw ca FITE for Li..rocW NORSE FOR SALE - 3 yr old Mare ArabThoroughbred. Calm gtink, green broke A�urp 51500 Please call 1- 105 374-5582 (snp) WANTED Buckskin or Pnb Filly 1 2 years Call 434 - OM sm Aukebcmra 11 a for Sob 1964 CHEVY CAPINCE $900 or best offer Can 905- 5 79-28% 1995 VW JETTA excellent condition no rust. auto ds. $1.999 wth safety corbbcw of less as is. rill 728-9691 evenrw 19" PONTIAC TEMPEST. 4 Cyl 4 dr 137 DOC kms Enantnoni tested and cerli ed $2.000 o m o 905579-0804 451! IMAETTA G.T Nadi. 2 or auto. cruse pb psi caw'. d. amAm cess. marry ism W 1(raoes now exhaust. fed Dano, water pump. key so," & more 150.000 kntS. m (new otor in 1997) Emns- nons tested. needs Same ox- temal TLC Runs very well, extdlent car for student Lady-dnven. ria-snhokup Qar paw oto. Cal 9059115 190 CHEVROLET GI 11.4- cylinder . auturralkc 4 -dour blue. AWFM cassette. good mecsarn- dWe order no rust. 183.0004 ms. on. cheap insurance missions pan $1900 005.718-Wr "a MUSTANG Lx 15a. 4cyf.. 5 sod $1750 o b o 19M Dodge Caravan 283k. fully loaded. reb" transmission. 52.200 01,0 Both cerwilowemasnon Jested (905)668.5555 1811 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 7 passenger, air, arMm cassette. 223km. great shape. 13500 Certified & Emissions tested. Pickering Car 905-6@6-0538 19W CAWAJ sloe a ow. ao4., 4 dr auto. &Mm ass. low kms Cerroied. emission tested. ready logo 53995.905-426-8922 Son PLYMOUTH ACCtAN1. Mo. a/c. cruse omww, atMm storm rasscoe,good ebndow. wig be sold teS$WC&Ufied. $4200 or new r1Na. Teldays: 416-490.8887 ext. 232; Eve: 905.509.1535. I N $ CANIMM ZN. red. 16,000kms. take over lease $2@Wmorm. Dinner will ts bander charges. (905)576-1006 of (905)435- WE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or TrarTrade mmay,, be SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 IM Dodge Shadow, 4-doa. 4cyl.. automatic. certified a em On tested. 97.000 km's, Cd drives. 12995. Phase 718.1508. Visit els On the Internet wrliw.dtu1mvi �iws.net 1 300 300W'-7'7 -MIIIIlIiiii305 330 r - -- - - , 9 3 MERCURY TOPAZ 2 3 litre. A a A AUTO- Cars. trucks. STORAGE TRAILERS for sale 4 cyl PS/PB. auto, air. am/ boats. We pay up to $10.000, or rem and looking to buy We I fm cars, emissions a safety. Cash on the spot. Airy condi- can set them level with the new tires a brakes 52 000tion, arty year. Call us arty- ground Makes a great work - km $5,900 Call 985-7449 or time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 shop 430-7693 (snp) • 985-0298 min service 905-686-0605 or 905.706-38M FOLDING TRAILER RENTALS 250 &199 Down Bad Credit OK Low as S99/nth CALL TODAY, DRI VF. TODAY! 905-509-2200 Automobi 1less Wanted CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles most be in running condition Call 427-2415 or come to 479 AAD AUTO SALES St, East. Max at MUR- 1'rd Saks STREET SALE Sat. June 24th 8:30am-2:30pm Deacon Lane & Ree,gate Court (Clements/Harwood) AJAX 4 * Saturday, June 24th a aA& - i P.m. 60 Brimwood Crt (Twin Rivers & Rouge Valley) *GARAGE SALE * Saturday June 24 8 am - 1 pm Raindate Sway .Rune 25th 1902 Hensall Court, (Liverpool & Glennanna, off Marden Cres.) Don? mss our on Mous rkanrs. Arradue. wys, baby" sw ros..quip . rrrcrowaxw arc So much moor !!! GARAGE SALE Sat., June 24 - 8:30-2:00 1347 Anton Square (uverpoowanch) New & Used Household /terns. Something for everyone. MOVING SALE SSL June 24th 8:00-1:9opm 1799 West Creek Or. (Off Alton) Bumf bed. water bed. bcyde. clonN. household gems GARAGE SALE FUNDRAISER 1v 15 Families involved is Sat. June 24th, 8:00 a.m. Cas" Building Centre Parking Lot (Ifttiy. 2/I1111MM Rd. acres from Fire Station) Come out and helpwppoit the DURHAM WEST GIRLS PEEWEE WW HOCKEY TEAM 2006-201 CompIimeMs of Mary Roy a Re -Max Results Realty Inc e Garage Sale Jw 240 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. A bit of merytrd,g! EYER DRIVE GARAGE SALE 766, 768, 769 & 772 Eyer Drive (East of Whites Rd, Pickering) Sat. June 24, Hain - Ipm Household goods, Dobdables, tools, b gmW! COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE:!! Sat. Jeune 24 Siam-4pm 1310 Fi ddligh/t�Blvd., PkbftON 40 Townhouses comin together for this sale$ �A n - lL OPM ACABN with mplar hours. See oil fire sail receive 11 �F alreatfr lew prlces. 10 Pkkeriag Village R98S 126 nit2M I IsiahZ SATURDAY, ,haute 24, 8:30 - 2:30 13M i 1357 RaWnbowlt Dr Fumdure, kids Clothing, crafts, toys, inisc. items New Y2K Coleman's. sleeps 1 Valgf - 6. lodge. furnace. awning Tow 4 Wt" Drive with any car. Weekly rentals 5449/reek 905-655-3564 11M1 SAFARI VAN EXT. full 905.447-1094. towing packagye, with electric brakes 220.000km. a/c, MILLION DOLLAR VIEW! 35 p locks a windows. Runs If Park Model on Lake Scu. great $4.000 o.bo fall 9o9 2 -bedrooms. full 4 -pc (905)683-1500 (�) bath, full kitchen, large lot. 1995 DODGE CARAVAN - 7 deck a shed. gas furnace. psg. V6, blue. arrvfm cassette $12.000.905-438-1871 a cd player Full service record $7.850 o.b.o. BAYVEW PAM, waterfront on (9051434-2775 Crow Lake. 28 it Mastercoadt TAKE OVER LEASE - 11 deluxe. with sunroom. Sleeps months remain - 1998 Chevy 11. fully furnished. new dock. Venture, bucket seats. power shed and Peddle Boat iWnd_ remote right door marry more ed. $12.000 O.B O. 905686 options Only $369/mo. 571- 744111769 salell S.W. MULTI FAMILY GARAGE, STALE Saturday June 24th e aim - I pan. 36 Mullen Dr. (Westney & Rossland) Baby, kids, household stuff Rain or Shiner! HAVE YOU SEEN IT YET? GRAND REOPENING Whitby Flea Market Now Odds and Ends Weekend Market New Location 870 Taunton Rd. Just E of Thickson every sat. sun. and holidays truckloads of new items up to 90% off SPECIAL - FREE DRAWS Seniors discount every day VENDORS 666-5100 MULTI - HOUSE GARAGE SALE Kent St., Ajax (Off Harwood & 401 area) Saturday .June 24th 8 am - 3 pm r All Early Birds nay Do" w MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE Sat., June 24 8-2 "ndate: Sunday 927 Grenoble (Linerpooly/Nayly area) SOwstlei" for Every~! NEIGHBOURHOOD GARAGE SALE Saturday, June 24, 8am - Ipm 6th Concession South of Hwy 47 Heritage Hitt+ Subdnrwon *A MOVING SALE *-A Sat. June 24th, 9 a.m to 2 p.m. 69 Gates Crescent, Ajax ckering Beach Rd/Rollo Dr.) rest Bargains!! Don't Be Late! Compliments of Mary Roy, * AReAlax Results Realty Inc.* -A SATURDAY, JUNE 24, SAM-4PM 49 SECOND AVE, UXBRIDGE Household Mems. Ides. basekt, stairted-glass sewing & knitting & supplies, books, old collas. crocks etc. SAT. JUNE said Wright Cries., Ajax 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. Rain date, Sun. June 25th LOTS OF GREAT STUFFM!!f! S'>[RRR1' tltJ► B IiLL�?NORN t1�TAs>d (Dixie N. of Gknanna) SaL June 24th, 8:30 -Noon Raindate Sun June 25th 40 DUCATEL CRSS. AJAX SaL June 24th (8arn - 3prn) Rain date Sun. Juane 25th Wall unit, organ, coffee &raid tables, dryer, baby stuff and much, much more. "'Directions Hwy 2 & Harwood to Chapman (north We of Hwy 2) turn left to Ducatel, tum left. TARO =I►i.B . (Weashore A Oktabana, Rckcir*o Sahn'day June 24, 8 a9N Evay&* you always neoded but just didnl mAizetr YARD SALE Saturday June 24th 9am - 3pm 12 Harley Dr., Ajax Baby items, albums, exercise egtatpmertt & assorted household items. !,f ✓.�it}r*r r -a Mv..-.,.y _ _ _ "qt ,. •. d., rb ,: v..:i -,q,k - Visit Us On the hllarnet: www-dwhw mews -net WANTED - Honda TO dirt Like and/or Endiuro dirt bike, gproiced Call 90condition. 5 -434 -OM (sop) 1976 HONDA C11761. 25,000 leans runs, needs tune-up work $700. o.b.o. 571-5138. 1966 HONDA TRX 350G. ATV) with winch, asking 2750 Ca11868-7339 1 SraenrroWkes 1992 FORMULA Plus Skidoo. 583cc, 2000 km to warmers, lust spent $1.000 on machine. Studded track, stored indoors, excellent shape Ready for snow. 52.500 firm or wig trade for older model plus cash. (705) 328-0402 1992 SKI -000 FORMULA 583. 20W km on engine. HR warmers. studded. redcolour, excellent stupe. stored Inside. Buy now and save. $2200. firm 705-328-0402(5nP) M. Murine 14 FT ALUMINUM boat. 1999-15 HP Mercury engine and trauer.askmg 52800. call John 90$486-4564 14RUNABOUT with new red & while gelcoat 55hp Chrysler engine in excellent roamnq order Trailer included $900 firm Call John or Tracy 433- 1096 16' PANTHER Ski/Runabout with 115 hp Merc 0/8, with PBT includes trader. good condi- tion, new seats runs well $2900.905-852-9039 1965 PETERBOROUGH 16' runabout 140 horse OMC stem drive, with trailer. 3 tops andspare prop $4500 CII 905-723-4882 after 4p m 3 1/2 X.P. Evinrude motor older model runs. $300 416- 267.53W Ken Isnp) Farm E Massey Ferguson rt) square Baler $600 1 Massey Fergu- son 3 pt finch cultivator5100 itio 905-985-8039 Apartments 1 1 11 For Real 1 BDRM .asemvil apt avail Ju)/ S651mrmh. includes hutnyorowater. cal laundry and parking Central PartuAdelade area Firsi/tast, references required Call 905- %25-6073 1 BEDROOM BASEMENT our nos J�'e. JI "PP -noes ac- cess to laundry �iwn en- trance parking for 1 en.,le everything Included $595. momswith ;able mme(jwle ly 43 1 -8004 leave message weekend viewing 2 BEDROOM apamRart. 5755 rho si mdu&MInunxuW August ybuilding tenants only. in r hawa 1905)439-8 . h00d. 2 BEDROOM basemen) apt. Furmshed/uinlumished. Gas firSive�tairsWst required. RNer ences. Non-smoker, no pets. RougemOWK are. 509•-3773 aiNAWA - 2 BEDa00M 6780. all ndusive. except a file. Large Living rope) acrd dining room. Inakotq. Osief Building. No flogs. AKN SL and Si32. SL S., Ca@ (906) 721-2232. . 3 KOM M CONDO, Fixi. enng. Lake view, new kitJwr, 2appliances. rrwve in COrr6 July liall, kW last. $1100. Nofoft Cal 5 9 Pm. 905-831-3170. WHITBY GARDENS UNDER a dWtwo � bedroomappabr o available in quilat mature building dillift nr Cluded. Laundry facilites and Parkin avarlabk Call (905)430.5420. lake 52 bedroom o0lydd err Indoor aPDliallCas, ��' Courts2P�, ppiadrAo�/ICqq, krmis Aug 11, CaK 6861967. AJAX - Beautdui 3 ladarm main floor Close to all amenities. S'.100 plus. Spacious 2 bdrm basement to en- trance. $75e; se Awl August 1st No srmtm,91plaft Rrstrjasl (905)420-1037. 11 itrlmoft r Rsat AJAX BACHELOR A" for rent, separate entrance. cen- tral air. eat -in kitchen, close Io lake S po S52Wmadh ndusive, available Jup Ist Call 428-0671 AJAR CONDO parkland. large 2 bedroom apartment. with dou- de balcakes, rec centre w/ pool etc. 51.350 per month. A�pust Ise occuparxy (905) 683-0931. AJAX Quiet lakefront home basement apt. parking Sep entrance. cable, utilities. $675. Non-smoker only. Available July Call (905) 626- 3731.(905)428-0823 AJAX, 2 -bedroom basement apartment Aug 1st. separate entrance. laundry. full bath. non-smoker no pets. $700 in- clusive. Can (905)619-3683 AJAX - CHURCH & 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, first/Wst required. Aber 6p m.. 1905)686-9284. AJAX. spacious one bedroom basement apartment. separate entrance. laundry facilities. parking, available July 1st. utilities included $650/month. Call 416-461-6449 BACHELOR APARTMENT S4175/month plus a small 1 bedroom S520irtonth Call 1 - UB -477-6320. BACHELOR APARTMENT for rent utilities included on bus route. reasonable Furnished or not. Non-smoker, no pets Available July 1st call 728- 2870 WHITBY Bachelor apt on 3rd floor available July Ist Well maintained low-rise. clean quiet mature building Appliances. parking. utilities included. security cameras. laundry fac . balcony, CII 666-2450 BACHELOR BASEMENT dot Prr+ate entrance li rcrienelte. tug bath Includes laundry. uhtihtS. alit cable Close t0 transportation and Shopping Avaible July Ist $6 first/ last Pickering 905-428-2770 BASEMENT APT newly reno- iated. $600 an inclusive. n- tudarg cable. no pits please. Courtra - neat amenities Available July Ist Privale err -W-9 %,7p-1ry. BRIGHT 2 BEDR(w1I APARTMENT over %tore in Uxbridge fa rent I ridge, stove. parking ! r a I vchick melurulcd No pets please. Call 905-852-7691 hetween gam & 6pm for an appointment BRUCA RD/401, clean. bnghl. 1 -bedroom basement, sepa- rate entrance Suitable for Sn- gie non-S"er No pets AN inclusivveParkinngq for 1 Aadabk Judy 111 :27 241 CENTRAL Oskawa, Urge 2 and 1 bedroom apartments available August 1sl in weB- mantained bedding. close to all amenities Please call (905)723-0977 9 a.m -0p m LUXUIIY one bedroom in Country Estate Home Fire- place. pool. appliances, scenic view, all ndusve 5 minutes from Kirby Ski Hit'. S965Imar11L. 725-9991 OSHAWA. spacious 2 bed- room apt. in small dean buwWirg. parting. Laundry $650. hydro. July 1. Call (905434-9044. N. OSNAWA, 2 -bedroom, fridge, Stove, laundry, uhhhes. storage, sm. backyard. AIC. Parking, No Pets. SM inclu- sive. Available Aug.tst. 905- 434-1146. NOILTN OSNAWA, 3 bed - Mom, July or Auquat 1. Oriid, dean. family building. Heat, hydro ard two APOWrces kf- cluded. Pay cable, parlig and laundry facilities. (9o5j 723-2094. O81MWASMAN bachelor will avaiLlble July 1st. rr smoker, no pets. $400f month. Cal 905720 7861 OSUNAULI two Bedroom apartments for August Ise. 5675 per month plus hydro. WRW Bill (905) 404- 9000 OSHAWA. Fort / Adelaide, larpe clean, 2 -bedroom, on genet court, $660 inclusive. Laundry & parkkg July 1. No pds, 09 5-436-3510. OSHAWA 1 -bedroom 5655/ month. Milson Apartments near King. Large. dean, bright. Neu shoppirglbus. Laundry. park$n0 CC�a k avail. Imme- Ifiae. 905-720-2153 PICNERNIG - Rosebank and Sheppard, new 2 -bedroom spacious basement apart- ment. Family -oom, kitchen/ appliances, Cade, up, en- trance, one parking. Share Wandry, no pets. Now avail- a0k.905-039-1784. 11 Irtnusmt W p4m PICKERING 2 bedroom base- merd Walling distance to GO and sdlools. Avail July 1st. Shared laundry facilities in- cluded 5800/nwnttnhNly includes utilities NO PETS/SMOKING ISVlast/references 427.8479 PICKERING. I bedroom base- ment Rosebank/Twynn Rivers, laundry. parking. no smoking/pets, references $700/month. First & last required Avail. July 1 905-837-9103 PICKERING. clean 1-bdrm. bsmf apt Big kitchen & living room. Near amenities shared laundry Non-smoker No is July 1st. Call (9051427- 9643 PICKERING- D e l br oo ki B roc k bright spacious 2 -bedroom basement, seperate entrance. p ted. near bus -stop $695 •40 o utitlrties. or negotiable Available Aug Ist. No smok- ing/pels. Contact Herman, (416)429-3000 ext 4909 or (905)426-3294 SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 bedroom apts Avail at 900 aid 888 Glen St. Some with walk-in closets. palm provid- ed. Close to schools, shoppuuU c, uv Jra11Wn. tililelie3 nwin-$d Ca" 728-4993- OSHAWA Family Bldg Large 2 & 3 B/R units. $710 & $82500 Utilities includ- ed Easy access to schools, shopping. For aptCd11 905) 721-8741 T, -;r tfeauurui sarsel ..ews. very large 2. bdrm, luxury apan- mert. hrepiacie cable. 5 min. to town $1100 , Hydro Avail hmrrnldiately Cam 905-985-4202 WHITBY, bachelor basement apt separate entrance. larrn- dry appliances available Sots profeniorW noir-smoker hopes $555 00 readusave Avail July 1 1905430-6817 WNITBY. ought. large 1 bdrm bsmt apt Private entrance. heat. hydro. cable included Pabng for 1 No pets Non- smoker JWy 1st $600/mth CiN 1905'665-8045 WHrrE'S RI).; FMCH, ;ne Dedruum. living eat in kitch- en. 4 pc balk. basement AW-lierm. carpeted, Separate -,'.tram. non smokppmgipels. Qess Call (905) 42e July "532us uNr WHY rent when you can own u own Mane to less than u think"" Call Dave Hay - ­A Saks Rep ReiMax S'.Wmn Really 11991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or 1905)666.3211 1 Moues For Rent Income $35,000 pills? ' Ist Time Buyer? ' Professional Renter? Call Mark to "Own" your next home! (3105) 571-6275 14N0.80-6275 L klcnsed R2ai;or SrnC2 l �J,i 1C = a� m Q aC am -i 44 �Ot Ck. tree! Own your own home. from $595 OAC Cash back bonus to ncome d u $29.000 plus good credit. ho W down payment? Cal Ken Corms. associ- ate broker, Coldwell Banker RAIR Real Estate (905)728.9414 or 1- 877-663-1054 enwlAacol- kseBidrecLcom A ABSOLUTELY ASTOUND - BIG 6 Craft free. flim own a house from $600/month o.ac. Up to $5,000 cash back to you! Require 530.0004amily rrnrxune and good 17edi1. Slhort dyllWWll payment? Can Bill Sales Rep today! Re/ Max Spiro (905) 728-1600, 1- 886-732-1600. 3 BEDROOM older home, large yard, south Whitby, dose to GO Station. avail. Aug 1st, references required 1800.. No garage. Can (905) 668611. A UNBEATABLE OEALf From vim frog own your own 569.900 car- ries for less than rem. OAC. 24 hrs free rulirded onsvp 905-728-1069 ext 277. Cold - well Banker RMR Real Estate. Aureka Rasanu. AA1 BRAND NEW e(ec. 4- bdrm, apd. lawn serviva. walk to schools. db1 oar garage. fireplace, exclusive Riverside EsUtes area, avail. Aug 31 $197&rno 905.686-030. 1 Reit BOWIRATLLE • 4 bedroom home on farm, 5 mm from Hwy 401, $1000/1110. available now FisNasitreferences 905-623.2895 COURTICE - beautiful bright 3 bed- room main floor of house, Iron• graomvdinmgroom, barn -room plus enSuele. 5 appkWwcMn, walkoul. backs ppaad 5 mm to 4C1 Quiet neigh - b r-lmood. 5895 pplus 1/1 utilities Non-smoking ALSO beautiful new 1 bedroom apt In new house Pnvate entrance. 5645 Both available Aug. 1st 4134-54229r,1391983, COURTICE Detached 3 bdrm house 1 300sq if, 3 wash- rooms. 4 appliances. r/a, fenced yard, $1100/month plus utilities Credit Check Avail. A use 1 I905µ35- 0178 or (416)267-0143 OSHAWA - 3 bedroom main floor. Pool. laundry parking, $90000 Mo- Shared Whittles Available July 1. 15th or August Ist 905- 436 5017. or 905-436.9793 OSHAWA AREA mainfloor bungalow 3 bedroom. 2 Win - rooms laundry facilities, rkug for 2 excellent neigh- bourbood S995/mo all inclu- sive. ind Cable Avatl Aug 1 905-720-0790 PICKERING. Top floor of semi- detadhed bungalow. 3 -bedroom, available immediately $1100 mash Plus uhkties Access to Pool Call after bpm $905) 331-7510 or (416)418.0847 SOUTH WHITBY. 3 -bedroom ranch bungalow 2 car arched garage. walkout basemem aval- ebie August 1st $15DO rtornfuy piuus Call (905)668-6980 or 905)427.5095 WNrTBY. 3 bedroom sena. 2 storey Ignrly roan, prxMe dove, fence yaN. gas neat, mint Dt San 5980 DIuS ubkties AvradaCle August IV Ist&W refento cis. nig Pets (905) 579-2288 WHITBY, Neu maintained 3.1 bedroom Cungalpw 5appkances. hardwood floors. 4 car drrvewray. fenced garden. near school. shopping. 401 Quiet sired August Ist 665-1977 after Bpm ( Rooms tar Rein WESrNEr HWY 2 ;14E BE: ROOM n arge farmly home. Shae ale WrAists himettley unfurnished antral ar seman- ty.. Surfs teroale SM Kole"h exdusin- References. hrsV last required Available aw mediakM (416)576.1696 2 UNFUNNISHED rooms for rent in 'house Student PM heed i-eri Ajax beabom On bus rpi4 Can 427-8132 ROSSLANOrUKDE AREA Cola ;-m Newri decorated flfit furnished coo" t"_ nes SWorking gentleman rekrred Near Dubam Col- ,qe Sm. to aup Cam 1905)nmnd 728-4845 ""WOOD/401 area, room 3'.uiabie �mmedwtety IndudR sn red .itches bath -roan, N. uttle. Imrg roomback yard and pool- 19051422834 PICKERING dean furnished roam $,abbe all tactkbes, sepal - rate entrance. Awd now Suits nonsmokirg worker S4301mo. Firstrast required call (90511139-271 and leave in% CLEAN QUIET. furnished room kitchen whidpoot barn: GO city bus. pawxq cable, telephone i(1e JW 'month Female preferred. Oshawa (9051404-2706 Leave message OSHAWA, gwet Chnsturf bonne 2 rooms. 4 -pc Neff. Separate entrance. Laundry. parkin cable Sunabie to single. non-smok- mg,employed mak S105/week Avail immed 434-7787 1 shww Ac I AAI - LUXURY 2 bdrm basement apt Laundry. pak- ufq caw. backyard. ubhbes mit Prefer workup female. 5450. First & last Avail. July 1st Call aevevarups((9905)426-4076 ) OSHAWA Near 401/01C. house to share: washer/dryer, parking. no smoking/pets. $450tmonth . unites, available July 1. Can 905.435-2499 • 1 orrice A sm Kim L M werlteitrckbw tlror•, or M" 4 OMI WOOL OL am Small Office Space at desirable Pickering location. Please call 905426-2588 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 PAGE 29 A/P 470 400 400 GREAT FISHING and family holiday. Rice Lake One hour from Oshawa Modern cottag- es Saridy beach. playground, children's program Low lam- jy prices. Jury a August also available SunnyMeads Cot- tages. (70505-2601 LAND -0- LAKES one bed- room. $349/weekly 2 bed- room $449/weekly conage, . fully equipped. gas BBDmi- crowave, screened room, Mat. video Call after 3 p.m 905-377-0311 or 905.352-3128 , e 1 Florida vac. Rergak CLEARWATER. 2 3 -bedroom fully furnished air condi- tioned. manufactured homes Clubhouse. heated pool. hot tub dose to beaches and major attractions. Children welcome. $275/weekly Photos shown your tame (905$683-5503 1 1 Private Homes For Sale WOW NO money down Get in for less than rem Beautiful 2 bedroom bungalow. on huge lot. $119900 Isn't it hme you owned Ad now Job Stability and good credit required Call Emilio 2rngone at 905-728- 1600. Remax Spint AJAX -Picketing Beacn/Hwyl2 area detached 2 -storey */ga- ragevery clean 6 updated 3 - bedroom home, mannftoor Laundry. 1-1/2 baths, $177900 Alex Skordakns Sut- ton Group 905-619-9500 BUICXSTOCK 4 level side - split 3 bedrooms pall kitchen Open concept. finished case- Lots for Sake Lots for Safe ment. smaA one ubpewoom 2partmeall, manyW ODed lot 905 906 �1 PRIVATE SALE Estate Lots Acreage available 35 - 60 minutes from Oshawa Agents Welcome (905)623-4172 (905)434-0473 EmMorley to Lend IM Monty to Lend UXBRIDGE 2 BEDROOM CONDO Appliances, available July Ist No pets. First/ Last & References $95U inclusive 985-9184 -- 6 - 9 pm IMTow R 1 Tor a wntaea ueorRWA VAM Is accepting applications for townhouses 4 -bedroom- $940 + 3 -bedroom- $849 + in a family oriented community NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE pick-up a plications from 10-4pm at 95 Crawforth St. Unit 18 or leave message at (905) 666-2(X)8 Funhished Furnished Acconrnoda corm , v Accomrodatgns FURNISHED EXECU-SUITES Long/Short Term, Whitby includes *Dishes *Linens *Cable *Tel. *Park & more $1700.+ up 1-905-852-6513 PICKERING - $209900 Raised bungalow. all Crick detached. 3.1 bedrooms hai dwood/ceramra modern kitchen. skylights, COW" ceiling 50 x 110 lot. Open House Saturday. t pm, 4 p on. 770 Wesisnore Blvd, 905) 420-1425. PRIIMTE SALE. Port Hope. 3. 1 bedrrxim bmv/aiow. we al- lached garage, sunroom. it- fwnnes ree-room C/A, land- Saped. reraraced torted rear yard La 50055 ExceMrN location near schools & downtown 5140 000 rag 905- 6KS-8700 No agents FE -1. - SPOTLESS 5 bedroom home Main St Montague. PE Island 2-4 Pc bathrooms. Large, Wintry kitchen, large man Boor, landry rm :amMy rm. kven- Xoom. town sewers & warp. bemitul backyard Wallungapels- Lance t River Reduced f to $69 500 owner s amoow to sell, 1.902- 838.4532 after 5 p an (tarp) Auctions FAST CASH ADVANCE 3 1 O -CASH CALL NOW. 11far 0 aft;Q's_ im own for sake I>tieperNu WHITBY DETACHED - Side P.E.I. - SPOTLESS 5 bedroom split. 4 level, 3.1 bedrooms, home. Main St Montague, huge family room, da civ PE Island 2-4 pc. bathrooms. Backs on to park land, shows Large country kitchen, large spotless Michael/Carter area roan floor laundry rm. family $195.000 Call (9051428-6560 rm. Irvhngroom, town sewers & water. beautiful backyard 1 Co ndoe Walking distance to beautiful for 506 Montague River Reduced to PICKERING 3 bedroom S69i- owner's anxious to 1200sq h 1 L2 baths. 2 bal- sell 1-902-838.4532 aver 5 comes w/view of lake in- P m (Snp) dudes fndge/Stove. close Ib allvacom amendiesno Available immediately • S117.900 Call 905-839-8140 56.900: 51000 DOWN $100 SELL IT NOW CALL monthly hooded hailer Ipl near Cobourg Hydroiwater/ AJAX 683-0707 sewers. rolling hills, next to retlysand beach.UXBRIDGE 852-9741 gaswimming/fishing Call W16 1431-1555 • 1 Business, 1 Business opportunities oppplungies ll• Emil f 0 na ' �• I IJust efits of owning a Country Style. vier 350 locations 37 years n hustrreas A hat y operation ' nail Arlorltg operarlorW support' 'raruertr'3 su;sport "-.mC' k-curirm with ,17 -,vv •-.ni availahle in: I Hwy 47 & Cemetery Rd. t'XBRIIN:E hlI Mm cin ash rsenh^- e.r St00.000 For hanchlse xft",awtlon ' (90S-764-7066 � 10NN1• ti t� � tulsiness servuxs franchise is cx -Min9- dynamically to Alax/Pickenng. 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Casson with the Estate seal. Christine Marshall Wildlife Collation. Trtsha Romance Collection. & D& -or art. Various frame hand made and carvcd gallery & foyer mirrors. Collection of Master Artists Renoir, Claude Monet, Group of Seven on Canvas, rare Pxasso L. E. Proms, Original oil paintings 2406. 30x40 museum frames. Rare Original G. Collachi Frescos framed. COLLECTIBLES: Royal Doulton. Huammcl, Royal Dux, Linwgc, figurines and sculptures, Titfaay, glass Lanai Bronze statuary by the masters, Samurai Swords, Jade Carvings, Important Dir cast Matchbox, Dinky, EFE, Ertl cars. vehicles etc. Porcelain vases, comports. Jardi 6rres, eggs, floor vase, bowls At more. Hard madc nostalgia d6cor items, golf colkchbks, tiffany glass windows, blanket boxes, various wildlife sculptures, fountains, doll buggy, desk lamps. original framed cartoon Seri cells. Coca Cola trolls. crystal minis. framed sculpeurim Satsurna porcelain, Hand made decorative accent itertu. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE: Oak. Mahogany. Cherry. metal. marble, aamral wood, carved modam & reproduction desks, occasional tables. consoles, mirrors, dining room tables & chairs, plant tables, lovescaim china cabinets, bow front cabinet, what mots. washstand, nesting tables. deacon's bench, hall stand. colonial tables, tea cabinets, vitrines, quilt rack. rocking Chau. office desk, room dividers. cedar chest, jewellery atatoirm Oak table & chair six, Solid oak sofa, end & Cocktail table set. Mahogany carved bed, TV Trays, Consoles, Vanity & Mirror. Glider Rocker & Onornan. JEWELLERY & COINS: Diamond, Precious ALL semi precious stone rings, diamond earrings, gold chains. bracelets, necklaces, pearls, Estate Jewellery. Diamond, Ruby, Emerald & Sapphire Jewellery, Designer watches. diamond solitaires, etc. mixed estate lots of various Canadian ALL World colas, Old & Disci. Bank notes and more. GENERAL ITEMS: Home stereo systems, Cordless Phones, 35 mm cameras, Spoils memorabilia & Collectibles, rare 50th All Star items, Outdoor cast iron planters, fountains, bronzes, Pentium Compeer, Printers. Scanners. Home Theatre systems, Speakers. Stereos and more. Terns: Cash, Visa, Mc, Amex, as per posted & announced, No Buyers Premiums, additions & deletions apply, Information: call - 416.298-1762 www.proamtion.com PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 416-2%-1762 - 1-U&PRO-SALE WED. JUNE 28. 6 P.M. APPLE FARM LIQUIDATION AUCTION At 1ne property on M'CCIe Rcad. Bcw :arvioe Take Jur^am 57 Regional Road to Taunton Rd East 1/ Kim to -addle road south, 112 klm to sign. Business closed. Selling contents, Ford 3000 dieW tractor with rear forklift, McCormtdu Farmall A Tractor, some at- racnments. holder 50 hp diesel 4wd articulating trac rcr. Clark 2000 Ib. propane forklift, Rittenhouse 1500L rear blast sprayer, bun carrier lover 55.000 new)) 2 row planter, roto finer, approx. 300 apple bins Sir wall pick,ng ladders, apple picking baskets. 3pt snow- blower. 3 furrow plow. trailer. Note be on time, few small nems, dont muss this sale ORVAL AND BARRY MCLEAN AUCTMNEER3 1 -IN -461.1499 OR bmclean®lindsay igs net fortlyer. Dining Room Suites from $449.00 Buffet Hutch, Entertainment Units 5 pcs. Table & Chairs from $399.00 Box Spring & Mattress (Queen) $249.00 Large assortment of one of a kind and end of line pieces Damaged Wooden Chairs from $10.00 Friday Now - 9, Saturday 9 - 5 At On UxPort Country IBBr- - 19100 Hwy 12 0 47 1 am* South of Growibwmk ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our'Auction Package" consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Canadian Statesman One call does it all!! Phone 576-9335 fax 579-4218 A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITM, June 23, 2000 A message from The War Amps For more information about the PLAYSAFE Program, call: -800-250-3030 j�I r 4iil t -I http://www.waramps.ca the first thiens you'll want to do when you get your berries hone is throw them in ;he tuo. ft easy, delicious, and it comes in a tub. Cad M* 1111 Mad T"111114 Any Berry Fool In the olden days the word 'fool' was used as a term of endearment. Today this simple dessert is a perfect way to show your family you care. • Wash strawberries, raspberries or blueberries and gently pat dry. Slightly crush fruit.,Measure 1/2 cup (125 mL) per person. Sprinkle lightly with sugar and let stand for 15 minutes. • Geatly fold your favourite fruit liqueur or sherry, to taste, into thawed COOL VCM WhOlol Tq*i% allowing 1 cup ( 250 mL) topping per person. • Swirl the berries and whipped topping together in a serving bowl for a marbled effect. • Chill before serving. Sprinkle top with crumbled macaroons if desired. Cool Whip :; a rt:&$Med V40e-mark useG ufxW hcense by Kraft C-anaW MC Cool Whip :s a'. edible at prcKbxt - S , \• • N • 'tb , •, e s, r BETHESIM SPR/.NGS FARM U PICK cw wE PICK S.TWAAFRR/ES. 5611 Bethesda Road 1/2 mite east of 48 1 mite north of Stou,,(/1't-file Road Z► ` , •'` i rNH BARRY'S GARDENS ®5TRAWBERRIE5 905-640-1345 W* U -PICK a WE PICK STARTING JUNE 20' U - Pick we Pick 8AM-BPM DAILY 4c! • RHUBARB. A5PARAGU5. PEAS d\ MORE • PEAS READY 50ON Hours: • WEEKEND FUN! Weekdays 8 to 8 • WAGON OR TRAIN RIDE5 Weekends 8 to 5 • :OAT PETTING AREA 81 PLAY AREA p•••,r+�,rwr R/ 6rrk,.�• RI A...y . t.•w/e• �l•rlr•.14 RJ \rwr4 l..v +r...q, .lk IINI •' --worth Rned �. If7Durtmm f701T 1 C Call ahead for updates Corner of 9th Line & Bethesda Rd. (905)-473-3920 WEDS ITE t"WOOK:� FAKM .COM UnPick We Pick Hill's Orchard RR #3 Sunderland - Ridge Rd. 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L in movrtg holds • Offices Paciding Avail. i Estimates CUSTOM NOTE SEW= lklwirw. faux apes. gimp valances, stylish fitted slip covers Your fabric or ours For IS yea" of ideas an 6264410 : Dr.a.ai.tirg. T a)t AWAN'S HOUSE OF DESIGN Special IN orw nr 6tti - britlestala, - , prom, Magness t wits... ao paun Neftstl, -Bid bins- a pidrre! AlleraboBs also ttwilalits. For f appl. �-i�ssllas,l�. I . Adria raartaraaara sc�tliMsca Ie E Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily ( 5) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ Young, sweet, sexy, petite red head. Truly a gentleman's pleasure! Discreet. oil callsOn10 Oarium region. 905-9242513 Hldog la+ • Mill CMsin ; • nYaM Having problems finding time to clean your home-' For Professiwul Home Cleaning, call Helen's Home Services today. 427-4385 Fully insured and bonded NONE" Hard working, reliable cleaning lady. Attention to detail. Own car and some cleaning supplies. (4 S)49e-47" Two lovely Riasian Ladies wru soothe your kasioa Slavic Coykie Mrssaar & Jrcirzzil Shawn + Body Scrub No apts. Open Late 905$39-4680 Plane read your datlglii W ad on the first day of ptj*8. dw as we camoll be m3ponsible for more than one irdertion in the eveltt of an error. ,.......... NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 23,2M PAGE 31 AM •1 asci p � • rs • rVswvkn • P Swvic•s . 1 . 1 . 1 swvias -me IMPROV PAINTIN0 A i Y d' 'F y ty ors EMWT PLASTER1111(i Decks, tenses, interlo(dking brickbu~ St1=0 �f W, 35 CHURCH ST. N. shaft 10% senior discount Pay 8s o srret ftimate Pickering L IV 1 J6 r Call Rick p8 Scot June 25 - Service at Memorial Park (905)619-0681 (416) 414-5911 SUNDAY LITURGY P ckariRp Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. L_ Bring a lawn chair EVERYONE WELCOME Sunday Morning "Come uruu me all H ho are 810 820 Palislitimig a" wanpaperwg rcrwn. Top ,rw•y .,wk Al fclma & prwk� ?I►5F ill I.r seines -,.if he a FRFF Estimate ao4-�iM PAINTING til DECORATING Interior/Exterior Free Estimates 837-9558 TMS PAINTING dt DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428.0081 CoMill Marbl As 11� A i1WAtri Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appliances i piano specialists. Senior d Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. PrWesd$ral Call 136-7795. L in movrtg holds • Offices Paciding Avail. i Estimates CUSTOM NOTE SEW= lklwirw. faux apes. gimp valances, stylish fitted slip covers Your fabric or ours For IS yea" of ideas an 6264410 : Dr.a.ai.tirg. T a)t AWAN'S HOUSE OF DESIGN Special IN orw nr 6tti - britlestala, - , prom, Magness t wits... ao paun Neftstl, -Bid bins- a pidrre! AlleraboBs also ttwilalits. For f appl. �-i�ssllas,l�. I . Adria raartaraaara sc�tliMsca Ie E Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily ( 5) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ Young, sweet, sexy, petite red head. Truly a gentleman's pleasure! Discreet. oil callsOn10 Oarium region. 905-9242513 Hldog la+ • Mill CMsin ; • nYaM Having problems finding time to clean your home-' For Professiwul Home Cleaning, call Helen's Home Services today. 427-4385 Fully insured and bonded NONE" Hard working, reliable cleaning lady. Attention to detail. Own car and some cleaning supplies. (4 S)49e-47" Two lovely Riasian Ladies wru soothe your kasioa Slavic Coykie Mrssaar & Jrcirzzil Shawn + Body Scrub No apts. Open Late 905$39-4680 Plane read your datlglii W ad on the first day of ptj*8. dw as we camoll be m3ponsible for more than one irdertion in the eveltt of an error. ,.......... NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, June 23,2M PAGE 31 AM •1 asci p � • rs • rVswvkn • P Swvic•s . 1 . 1 . 1 swvias -me •I'�`I i Y d' 'F y ty ors s ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church 35 CHURCH ST. N. 1148 Finch Avenue, PICKERING VILLAGE - 683-7311 Pickering L IV 1 J6 r Ur. Thoma, Gemmell - Interim Minister (905) 831-3353 June 25 - Service at Memorial Park � 10:00 a.m. SUNDAY LITURGY (Ar ilk church.1 n,r-Inf) Saturday Vigil 4:30 p.m. L_ Bring a lawn chair EVERYONE WELCOME Sunday Morning "Come uruu me all H ho are 8.30, 10:00. 1 1:30 a.m. heavN' laden and I will gine Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. frest ' Church Planter LiLifee Centre Christian Counselling Do you live in the Uxbridge For married, single, youth and Township or its environ? Are you a families. Christian who would like to be part THE LOVING WAY TO LIFE of a "Balance Church Cjea God come to givc you life and give that reflects Biblical Ev you life more abundantly. and Pentecostal Chri Cali 423-9341 Please let us know interest by ca GRACE EVANGEL TO ADVERTISE :CALL JANICE MINISTRIES at 905-831-7912 or E-mail 683-0707 lin4co®aol.co ' 1 Oarins • 1 t).snn • 1 Darns • 1 Damn HALL, William R. - Died peacetugy at :home sur- rounded by his family on June 20th, 2000, in his 76th year. Survived by his wife, Joan (nee Grainger), and six diidren and their spouses: Ran- dy ao-dy and Peggy Hall of Whitby. Gleet and Florence Hal of Oshawa, Gayle Thomson of Toronto, Guy and Sharon Hal of Peffedaw, Bn,ce and Lisa Hal of Uxbridge and Debbie and Brian Wiese of Sur- rey, British Columbia. Loving Papa to Trudy, Bryan, Shawn, Adam, Meghan, Madhew, Michael. Login, Kevin, Wtrtrhey and Julian. Will also be mused by his sister, Margaret Had of Toronto. Wiliam Hag served in WWII (RCNVR), member of Royal Canadian Legion, (Branch 170) Crematiah has taken place and in remembrance, donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society, in leu d flowers. Arrangements entrusted to the LOW i LOW FUNERAL HOME, UXBRIDGE. To quote Wiliam 'In 100 years who gives a 'S -T' • 11 r►Mrs•riaar • 11 memory of my husband BLACKSTOCK, DON HARCOURT who passed away June 24th, 1999 GONE FROM HOME BUT NOT FROM MY HEART d"e *Ara" BLACKSTOCK, DONALD Who passed away as )me 241, 1999. A has passed since that sad day What God opened his arms at took you away. Uk has Sane an without you hue. But it hasn't been the same dunfkg this tut yeaL You're in our ehou#sts each and every day. And we miss you dad Since God look you away. Love Always, Bob, Mary, Bonnie, Norm, Jennifer & Erin BLACKSTOCK, DON Who left us on June 24; 1999 Though you cannot always see the bird singing, If you listen with your heart you can al ways hear his song. Though the ones we love may leave life as we know it, In our memory the love we knew always tames on. We all miss and love you Davi, Grandpa. Loge always Ellen & Bill, Billy & josh xoxo CHAPMAN, Freda May (Jones) At Ire II- lage Retirement Centre on Tuesday June 20. 2000. Freda May Jones beloved wde of the We John Chapman and Wiliam While. Loving mother d June and her husband Tom Lister and step daughter Shirley and her husband Htlh Duke Dear grandmother d Cindy Lister and her partn- er Tom Wopdk. Edmund (Ted). Nanae and her husband Joe Schuyler, Colleen Duke. Kelly and her husband Gamet LeBlanc, Stephen Duke and 'G.G.' and Grandma 'G' to Tyler, Fwary. Caleb, Jodie. Dylan. Chasey. Amber, and Enc. Sister of Allan Jones, Charles Jones and predeceased by olive Smart and Anrue Knott. the Nintly wil re- ceive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HONE, 28 Old Kingston Road. Alax Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 for a Service d Remem- brance in the chapel on Friday June 23, 2000 at 11:00 am. Should family and friends so desire, donaborts to Bob Rumball Centre for the Deaf 2395 Bayview Ave., Toronto 416-449-9651 or the CNIS Ontano Division 1929 Bayview Ave., Toronto, Ont. 416-486-2500 would be greatly appreciated MACDONALD, Msdelim (Midge) two Cm% - (Member d R.C.L Branch 0402 Millbrook, Loanngg-- bme employee of Tex -Trop Industries, 2nd Str(t- Port Hope.) PeacelWy at Bowrmanvile Hospital on Tuesday, June 20th, 2000 at the age at 57. Be- loved woe of Ron. Loved Mather of Teresa Vander Hoist, Leigh Woods (Keith), Dana Carver (Ter- ry). Lovingly remembered by 9 grandchildren. DatlgMer of Kam and Rose V*& and daughter-in- law d Irene and the late James MacOonaid. Made- ine will be sadly missed and foody remembered by her 3 sisters, brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law OSNAW spouseVERA Rand tarrWim V onds �'ThCall at omton Cttaper 847 King St West (721-1234) for visi- Wort on Thursday, June 22nd from 2 - 4 and 7 - 9 P.M. and on Friday, Jute 23rd from 10:00 A.M. ur111 time d Service in the Chapel M 11 o'dodl Irti arnerK Mount Lawn Memorial Gardens. Memort- al Donations to fie Cancer Colt at Lakendge Heal h - Oshawa would be appreciated. th � - (LWxi g Gordon HolandleM 6 e Lal Health Corp., on Monday, Jur* 19, 2000. Mor Monson beloved husband of the late KalNew Halam and dear father of Michael (Barbara), Jill (Trevor) Clark Ian (Pamela), May (Markus) Reimam and also survived by Sister Betty Brown d AWdeen Scotland. Grandfatlter of Briars, Aaron, Lindsay, Meaghan, Jordon, Chelsea, Olivia and Jessica. Great grandfaltler of Reilyy. Mt modal Service will be field from the (ZINERAL HOME OF LOW fl LOW, 23 Main Street SOWK Uxbridge, On Mon- day, June 26, 2000 at 2:00 p.m. visiting, two hours prior to service time. Donations to the Mul- tiple Sclerosis Society wound be appreciated TOpinoRl N CRN tp4 E#Mt � l Rid M lam of P PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 F y T x' Come in and - Test Drive the III r-R&ISER TODAY! THE 2000 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE JXI0--. W�W 2 to Choose From Loaded! Loaded! Loaded! 2000 NEON 0% l P Tt 1 IY NII\TNS 710 l�ieelrta •2.0.1e -w Atdtrtefctlartwrtos•4dted • a�IMq-T`>�enlq • M{�F#f >•.eu peel .�tal sa �e�rs • Yi Ielge maak • aerEds.raw fled ar � • 5 ytlrr/tW.®ln reelweaw tewrallp • mlroinenelly urn d eel • y,�lA C. DAWDSON %,� WAR80ROWAt Oar. 1 CANADA DAY! ll ! ­% - -- 1,11 t 1 0_ 1 �: r .II 1 1 IL A JULY 15T &W v1 = JW1GE - $20988 REG. 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Fully etln WW including power windows, Drive the best, Chrysler's flag ship. appointed, finished o only apple -=—.�' to choose from, fill wnt m cassette. dare to or, 10 Fully power moon)interi- firNshed in white, red, tan leatlur interior, Dory 44 nun, _ CD player, prirxd to sell. compare, former f. 2 to choose from, former rental. * —1 M NIX 888 II�Y 1 ONLY 99888* OILY 9 OVER 120 PREOWNED VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM 287 -?777 OAC variable terms. all prices are plus GST, PST & Admin & Llsence extra. Omer good until June 30/00. Ex: 10,000 160 months CO 10.4% payments are $216.86. This offer applies to 95 and newer vehicles. A�tYSLER , Vieft us _ Al at our website: MIIr111.d8idd9onchryfle .=n megawhe,�ls co,�f ilrctyr 7rrAres VIDSO t4't' i #ji t * . 4 r• y tiYt*1 q{ ?k% :erwo4w7nss�iciiAix`: I 4416)291-2277 34=441"W will I �<a!i.:',. ice- .,.':?.• y!p P PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, June 23, 2000 F y T x' Come in and - Test Drive the III r-R&ISER TODAY! THE 2000 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE JXI0--. W�W 2 to Choose From Loaded! Loaded! Loaded! 2000 NEON 0% l P Tt 1 IY NII\TNS 710 l�ieelrta •2.0.1e -w Atdtrtefctlartwrtos•4dted • a�IMq-T`>�enlq • M{�F#f >•.eu peel .�tal sa �e�rs • Yi Ielge maak • aerEds.raw fled ar � • 5 ytlrr/tW.®ln reelweaw tewrallp • mlroinenelly urn d eel • y,�lA C. DAWDSON %,� WAR80ROWAt Oar. 1 CANADA DAY! ll ! ­% - -- 1,11 t 1 0_ 1 �: r .II 1 1 IL A JULY 15T &W v1 = JW1GE - $20988 REG. CAB +heigFR. air, tax,adrrtirl., & an taxes. Air, auto, tilt a crulise, body side mou 2000 a7AKOTA ;,,QUAD CAB starting at _$21111%81 2000 %leep Grand CHEROKEE Lando j40el.t.wva .$379 Pill 533 888 .: 2SE 04 .c- -SOL 1 �6 engine • Aub • selx-Im e.d • Air • ABs • 11e pl pri• 36ed calyd • AWN OMM • 16 eAleels • Dual Ar Ba¢ No delve Setalley Adm - Amici KeOM Wnrintdtd L*y Splm r � ��CIlEROKEEJ SART Finan m;: 0 0,.8 M amontfe.. Alio. 4 Spd.. aluminum wheels. pxsoeen Mo. 20M 200 JW0 TJ l 41.8% Flnaunth 14". rnnntlr.. — ii s2"Imo. Trcll edition. floor mals. fog lamps. hardtop. sunscreen plass. CD player AMFM upgraded tires Gnulew rims. I (may S �*=.chasing &t w*V for 4s mos. Etrattr 1" $15.000 ! 0% APRI48 mos., nwnBhllr payrrhsrtt is 1312.50, cost of bonpwMg is'0. e t I � MANAGER'S SPECIAL MANAGER'S SPECIAL MANAGER'S SPECIAL 1998 CHRYSLER JXI SEBRING CONV. 2000 INTREPID 2= CHRYSLER 300M �w fE PURCHwsE! The best money can buy! Fully t. Fully etln WW including power windows, Drive the best, Chrysler's flag ship. appointed, finished o only apple -=—.�' to choose from, fill wnt m cassette. dare to or, 10 Fully power moon)interi- firNshed in white, red, tan leatlur interior, Dory 44 nun, _ CD player, prirxd to sell. compare, former f. 2 to choose from, former rental. * —1 M NIX 888 II�Y 1 ONLY 99888* OILY 9 OVER 120 PREOWNED VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM 287 -?777 OAC variable terms. all prices are plus GST, PST & Admin & Llsence extra. Omer good until June 30/00. Ex: 10,000 160 months CO 10.4% payments are $216.86. This offer applies to 95 and newer vehicles. A�tYSLER , Vieft us _ Al at our website: MIIr111.d8idd9onchryfle .=n megawhe,�ls co,�f ilrctyr 7rrAres VIDSO t4't' i #ji t * . 4 r• y tiYt*1 q{ ?k% :erwo4w7nss�iciiAix`: I 4416)291-2277 34=441"W will I �<a!i.:',. ice- .,.':?.•