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Ajax eyes
tougher
smoking
bylaw
1131' hF:ITH GILLIGa,ti
__ ST1FF KF:1'lYt7F.K _
AJAX — Smokers nla,. find it
harder to hght up In Alax starting next
)car.
Ajax Council's standing commit-
tee of the whole will hold a public
nteetir- No-,. 25 to decide own a nc%%
bslati that would regulate smoking In
such places as restaurants. da% -care
centres, bingo halls and hair salons.
If approved, the new rules would
.ake effect on Jan. I and replace the
current Town hvlaw that only pro-
hibits smoking in municipal build-
ings, buses and transit shelters. HoK-
:ver. business owners can and have set
their o" n nun -smoking regulations.
Under the current and proposed
bylaw, the maximum fine fur people
uho light up in prohibited areas is
S5.(1(x).
Restaurants would have to make
25 per cent of seats non-smoking as of
Jan. 1. that would increase to 5t1 pir
cent in Idly. Bingo halls and howling
alleys would have to set aside 15 per
cent of space for nun -smokers.
increasing to 25 per cent in 1999.
Lighting up would be banned in
taxis, unless all occupants agreed to
permit it.
Smoking would still be allowed in
bars and sections of restaurants where
serving alcohol is the primary busi-
ness.
The bylaw doesn't deal with smok-
ing in the workplace.
"1'm quite pleased with the report
and the progress the Town is willing
to take;" Ward 1 local Councillor
Frank Schaper said Thursday during
Council's general government com-
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Public consulte
before Region
joins workfare
BY ('111RIS11 CHASE
SM( 1%1 10 rflf. sIS%% %1A F R I IsER
DURHAM — A public
meeting on workfare %� III he
held before
Durham Region
pn kcceds any fur-
thcr H lth the con-
tru"erslal provin-
cial pr:)gram.
Regional Coun-
il's social ,Lr,.iccs
)Innutlee Tucs-
daN recommended
dcla} ing consider-
ation of workfare
until Nosemher, Jim
after the public
I.orum and staff consultations
Hllh unions, community
agencies and other interested
parties. Council will vole on
the recommendation Sept. 25
and, if- the recommendation
for the public meeting is
approved, scat a date tilr the
forum.
-I know the Province is
pushing for us to move ahead
quickly but we need to take
more time to get public input;'
said Durham Chairman Jim
Witty, of Ajax.
Durham Council voted in
May to investigate taking part
in the Province's test of
Ontario Works, a program to
put able-bodied welfare recip-
ients to work or place them in
volunteer positions. Workfare
refers to the volunteer com-
munity placement portion of
Ontario Works. The Province
recently told Durham staff it
would like council to deal
with the matter in October, not
November.
nlr Wille said all live
MPI'. in Durham will he
in, ncd io the meeting, includ-
ing Durham %Vest's Janet
Eckcr. now In
.ban—,c of Ontario
`ti-orks as Minister
A C'ommumty and
Social Services.
'111c dec,
sion came atter
I
than two
hours of presenta-
tions by workfare
Opponents and
Witty
debate by the com-
mittee, chaired by
W'hithy Mayor
76111 Edwards, himself
oplx,scd to mandatory work -
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Clock - tickingonChr"'yslertalks
as Aj*ax plant workers set to walk
❑ Company,
union at odds
over progress
of negotiations
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AJAX
11.1 -
AJAX -- With i strike
deadline at ChrNsler less
than a ..cck av-aN. Canadi-
an Auto Workers, officials
aren't optimistic the,, can
reach a deal 11 ithout a .1 alk -
out at the firm's Ajax turn
plant and \Vindsor tacih-
ties.
\cgoliators for the com-
,)anx and the CA%V have
been net_oriating at the
Delta Chclsca Hotel in
Toronto. tr1 in,, to heat a
strike deadline of Sept. 17
at 1 1.5t) p.ni.
.-The time hctore the
deadline is i_,ettin_ shorter
and Hhilc there ii is been
thorough discussion and the
tesimi' out of sonic options.
x.c are no closer to solu-
Province
smooths
the road
for area
drivers
DURHAM —
The Pro\ ince is
making a smooth
mole Ior drilers.
The MlnistrN
of Transporta-
tion recent]\
aH arded sc lec -
ti.e road resur-
facing contracts
tier work on
H1.% -101
between Thick -
son Road in
Whithl and Ben-
nett Road in
ae%%castle, and
.H.11. 7/12 just
south of Myrtle.
Resurfacing
,along Hwy. 401
has already start-
ed and should t>L
completed next
week.
Miller Paving
was awarded the
contracts, valued
at over
$790,000. Aug.
28 and almost
immediately
began work on
Hwy. 401. All
work is being
conducted at off-
peak hours.
Road resur-
facing will be
completed only
at selected areas
between Whitby
and Newcastle.
tion.,.. saes Ken l.ewenca.
chair of' the C A%Vs Master
Bargaining Committee.
"In light of Chn sler's
decision to propose gain
shari
ng. it makes me won-
der if the\ are interested in
if settlement H ithout a
strike. So. Fen not express-
ing ant optimism that we
can do this Althoui a strike
at Chrx sler." The union is
opposed to gain sharing,
su,_scstinv the prolit-shar-
ing concept creates eco-
nomic disparity between its
nu mhos.
Outsourcing. Ican pro-
duction. health and sated
protection and shorter work
time continue to he -the
..complex issues.. in discus-
sions. Na\s `Ir. 1_ev.enia.
Walt McCall. Chr1 sler's
manager of corporate pub-
lic relations. 1,ouldn't com-
ment on the companl 's �,ain
sharing proposal. ho..cler,
tic dismissed the union's
glooml outlook on the state
of ncuoliations.
"We're getting there. we
know the clack is running,
it's going to he tough, but
we think this thing is do-
able." saes Mr. McCall.
"The1 (CAW) are being
quite pessimistic. 1 can't
quite understand that."
N1cmhcrs of CAW Local
222 in Oshawa are monitor-
ing the Chrlsler talks close -
1 , .lhile continuing_ local
discussions with General
Motors. sals Don Whalen.
Local 222 plant chairper-
son.
Since the Chrvslcr con-
tract sets the pattern for
CAW discussions with Ford
and GM, Mr. Whalen sass
he has "talked to the heads
of Chnslcr's bargaining
committee to explain our
problems and I have since
faxed several pages listing
our problems, asking them
to address these issues at
their ncgotiating table."
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Ajax Council
AJAX — Monday night meet-
ings of Ajax Council could hegin
30 minutes earlier.
By svuting Council and stand-
ing committee of the whole meet-
ings at 7 p.m., politicians will he
more mentally alert and the ses-
sions will tx over earlier, Ward 3
Local Councillor Joie Atkinson
told Council's general govern-
ment committee Thursday.
Politicians "mavr not he at our
hest" when mectings extend late
into the night, Coun. Atkinson
meetings may start earlier
said in proposing ilk switch from
the current 7:30 p.m. start.
"I'm thinking of the drive into
Toronto the next day:" he added.
Mayor Steve Parish opposed
changing the starting time, noting
the politicians' get-togethers prior
to official meetings would have to
start sooner.
" i value the time 1 have with
my fancily:' 'flavor Parish said.
pointing out his family has dinner
together Mondays. An earlier
start to council mectinvs would
Bylaw won't
be strictly
enforced
FROM PAGE t
mittee meeting.
He said requiring a restaurant to set
aside 25 per cent of its seating for
non-smokers is "really rather mini-
mal. Many prefer to see this higher."
"I'm opposed to having the Town
telling business owners how to run
their businesses," Ward 2 local Coun-
cillor Scott Crawford said. "I walk the
Town and businesses owners are
already doing this"
Wards 3 and 4 Regional Councillor
Jim McMaster supports the no -smok-
ing bylaw, but admits it will be "virtu-
ally impossible to enforce".
Town clerk Martin de Rond report-
ed the bylaw wouldn't be strictly
enforced.
"It would only be in the very rare
instance of an individual blatantly
ignoring the bylaw in the presence of
a bylaw officer that a charge would be
necessary. As a result, it is proposed
that strict enforcement of the no -
smoking bylaw would not be a priori-
ty matter for bylaw enforcement staff
and that it would be rare for charges to
be laid under the bylaw."
force him to forego the family
dinner, which he isn't "anxious to
give up.
"If I could he convinced to
alf hour and he home a
give up a h
half-hour earlier. i inwht reluc-
tantly support starting earlier. But
once we start, it go+cs:' the mayor
txlded.
The general govemnieni com-
mittee approved the 7 p.m. start
time and a hylaw needed to enact
it will go to council on Monday.
Sept. 16.
, •T"E NEWTS ADYF R;r1SE1P WEU., t.:Prt'F;MBEJt 11. 1996 -PAGE 3-A
Mayor may head
to England for
HMS Ajax tribute
BY KEITH GILLiGAN
AJAX — Mayor Steve Parish may
travel to England to represent the Town
at a memorial service fur crew memhcrs
of the HMS :' jax killed during the Sec-
ond World War Battle of the Rivcr Plate.
But. taxpayers won't foot the hill as
private donations will Ix- sought to cover
the approximate 53.0(X) cost of the trip.
The HMS Ajax and River Plate Vet-
erans Association will hold a memorial
during the organization's annual
reunion Oct, 23 and 2.1 in Chatham.
England.
The Tuwn took its name from the
British battleship the HNIS Ajax after its
role in the Battle of the Rivcr Plate. Ajax
streets are named ti)r former crew ricin -
hers of the ship.
should make e%cry c1lort to
have the mayor or deputy mayor at the
Mmonal service." Ward 3 L()cal Coun-
cillor Joe Atkinson said during_ Coun-
cil's general government committee
meeting last Thursday.
He noted forincr Ajax mayors Bill
Parish, Clark Mason. Bill McLean and
Jim Witty all attended events in England
hosted by the HMS Max veterans asso-
ciation.
"The British navy is being lobbied
heavily to commission a new NMS
Ajax. It would
gt%c the ma -,,or
an oplxirtunity to
lohhv f for a new
Ajax t. It serves
our needs. We
would like to scc
another HNIS
Ajax." Coun.
Atkinson said.
As for the cast of the trip. Coun.
Atkinson said, A'd he happy to raise the
money privately. I'd put money into this
personally. I know, Legion mcmlxxrs
would put money into this out of their
own po ckets "
Ward T local Councillor Pat Brown
also supported sendinga delegation.
"The veterans are gcttino old. Therc
won't he many more opportunities we
can have a representative in England to
meet those who have served:' Coun.
Brown noted.
Ward I local Councillor Frank
Schaper was opposed to sending a dele-
gation because of the cost.
" I think it's not the right time to ,_o.
The economy's not in the right rccooxl. it
might he percci%cd as a junket:' Coun.
Schaper said.
Mayor Parish said. "1 appreciate the
thought and i agrce with the sentiment
(of preserving the Tiwn's connection to
the HMS :'11ax i. But. I don't want to do
this \hero the council doesn't whole-
heartedly supp(,rt it I don't want it to he
diyisiyc"
Whcn his father Bill attended a ser-
vice in 1901, private donations covered
the entire cost of the trip.
Stall will investigate the ccist of a trip
and repk)rt to council - m Sept 16,
PAGE 4 -A -THF: l UWr ADVERTINEA WCD,. �C]I TE1UM I/.;996 , , .
Region delays workfare
eparticipation antit public consulted
FROM PAGE 1 enwps. school boards and cons -nano n author- should get involved with workfare at the test Workfare is facint' some opposition in
fare. ides; lack of emphasis on education and train- stage since the Region might Nivea ch:trice to Durham. particularly from Oshawa Council
line suggestion tar a public meeting pleased ing fir job seekers; and no response from the intlurnee the ultimate shape of worklare. which has ordered stall to investigate how the
workfare opponents who had asked the tom- Province for a stall racyuest tar research in sup- lie also chalknged workfare opponents to Citv can get involved at no cost to the city and
ming to listen to I)tarta.ura residents and carrel pert of workfare. attend the public hearings with positive sugges- with no loss of jobs held historically by City
the Region's involvement with workfare. Mr. witty said he still bL heves Durham tions on how to change the prop -un. worktTs.
-It was a good
compromise:' said
Sid Ryan, a'A'hit-
by resident who is
president of the
Ontario division Of
the Canadian
Union of Public
Employees. which
represents many v�
public sector :` a
�.e.n, very o
pleased. At the end
of the da,,. one
meeting is prob a-
hh' better for u.
am eight."E rJrli� '�° • _ r
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public meeting's in
all municipaliues
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rice Brenner but
turned down by the co runincc.P.SS
added there's no
rrscarch to supfvri wearance ��,� A.
P.
the Consenatnc
government's F • -» _-�
claims that work-�—
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This is a test
It's going to take some work to calm everyone
down about workfare.
We're on the tyc of" a workfare pilot project being
launched jn Durham, and battle cries are hcing
raised. war zones being drawn. The Cit\ of- Oshawa.
in particular. has been bus\ protesting the plan to
have some social assistance recipients work for their
pay. Politicians have been wornmv aloud that Cit\
employees' jobs "III he taken aw a\.
The Durham Rcgion Coalition for Social Justice.
meanwhile, issued an unsigned press release urging
non-profit communit\ agencies to reject compulson
workfare h\ lobbying pot II1cjans. claiming the "onl\
objective of" workfare is to punish the poor."
The crescendo of criticism is interesting. gix.en
that worklarc was a kc% component of the Ton plat-
form, endorsed h\ the: Ontario electorate. Thosc
same "communit\ workers. clergx. union representa-
tiycs. students and social assistance recipients" the
coalition claims to represent helped sweep the Torics
into power.
The worries expressed h_y local politicians that
municipal workers will ha-ve their tubs taken awax Is
also interesting, given that Durham Regional Council
voted to he among the first municipalities to test the
Project. The Pro\ ince has said that workfare partici-
pants won't he doing the jobs of paid employees.
Critics must also remember that pilot project
means just that -- an opportunity to test a new idea
and iron out the hugs hefore it's launched full-scale
or abandoned: a chance to find out if there's a better
answer to our current social assistance program.
We are a society where many able-bodied people
are unable to work. sen often through no fault of
their own. Those of us who do work provide for
them through our tax hills. Are we reall) so certain
there is no community work these able-bodied peo-
ple can do to earn their keep'?
There are legitimate concerns about workfare and
logical questions that must he addressed. Durham
Region. for example, wants to participate but wants
Durham's municipal taxpayers to help pay for
administration costs
Coalition questions about the workfare budget and
concerns that funding is being cut in other areas,
such as homes for the aged, are also fair queries that
provincial politicians and administrators should be
accountable for.
We expect a pilot project to answer those ques-
tions, and more, adequately.
�e
To respond to this editorial caQ lnfosource at 683-7040
"�"��— and dial 5109 on your touch-tone phone
In response to last Wednesday's
editorial on trouble brewing
between teachers and the
Province, our readers said:
* "On the comment that teachers in Ontario are the high-
est paid: You're right, and they should be. Teachers put a
lot of extra time in even though they get the summers off
and Christmas off, etc., They take a lot of work home with
them over the year. They have my blessings"
verh ear
0 d.,,
"Doing a good job in the
classroom and making sure
the attitude doesn't become
one of �les-
Simism or
hopelessness
is important.
The
school ... has
to be a Safe
and Inviting
environment. The kids cer-
tainly shouldn't feel
(changes) at all."
-- Grant Yeo, stew education
director for the Uurha►n
Board of Lduration.
♦ Letters to the editor
Pot find should
.let us all rest a
little easier
To the editor:
Re.Alax field of pot goes up to
smoke. Aug. 2K.
It was a pleasure to hear that a
huge field of five -foot -tall marijua-
na plants were seized through the
diligent police work til* following up
a tip from a female citizen.
What an exiensi%c impact this
u III have on crime in Ajax! Our
children will he able toe walk the
streets again, without fear of being
accosted h% some drug -crazed sex
offender with a knife or sonic other
blunt instrument. Our women will
have -taken hack the night" and
may wander to their heart's content
after dark. We can even (cave our
cars and homes unlocked when we
leave them, without fear of theft by
persons unknown. Crime in Ajax is
dead! Or at least dying.
But that is not all! Consider that
without the five plants, at least one
person has been directed away from
a life of crime by selling illegal
substances. One less expense for
our court system and the cost of
running our prisons. And think of
the several people who will not
become criminals by smoking the
illegal product, not to mention their
improved health and reduced cost of
health care. Benefits all around!
Why, with this one act of judi-
cious police work, crime has almost
been eradicated in our town. Notice
in the Aug. 30 edition of the News
Advertiser that the only crime noted
was one that may have happened
prior to 1980. In the Sept. I issue,
there is the "Texas -style Ninja gun
slinger" who was never caught, so
we may assume it may have been a
person on his way to skiing who
found a gun in the street and was
trying to turn it in at the bank when
the tellers got contused and tried
stuffiny rnoncv In hes sack. it
be a misunderstandint_' And the car
thiel apprehended near Harwood
and Hwy. 2 does not count as local
t:rtmc sinct? he was flcejng from
Bow man i l le. And besides, he was
captured hs the Mciror police canine
unit: gine the dugs a hone, the,. did
a line job.
To the unidentified police and
citizen inolyed in this operation.
we can only offer a hearty congrat-
ulation. As a reward, perhaps we
could provide the ofl'iccrs of the law
early retirernent.s with lull\ paid-up
pensions. With crime obliterated,
we have little need of their sen ices.
The female citizen should also he
recognized as a person cont)njtted
to the welfare of our area — maybe
with a couple of terms as mayor of
our town, or even as chairperson of
Durharn Region. She seems likely
to better sloe the requirements of'
these positions than several who
have held them. Her contribution
must he recognized.
It is great to Ijye in a place with
one less thing to worry about. We
can rest content jn knowing that the
field behind a Monarch Avenue
industrial mall is free of pot. What
a relief!
Don Young,
Ajax
Man's attitude
sets a bad
example
To the editor:
This letter concerns a recent inci-
dent in the parking lot of a local shop-
ping centre. While I was getting into
my car, my two children were fooling
around and accidentally bumped into
the car beside us. The lady of this car
then said something to my children,
w Itch I did not hear. As a concerned
parent I asked what happened. The
woman then stressed the Ix)int that her
new, car had been humped into by niv
children and that they could have
damaged it. I told her I didn't think
that touching her new car would dam-
age it. That's when her hushand
shouted they hit it hard enough to
move it. He then loudly accused me
of not caring tier his new car and
questioned the example I was show-
ing to my children with this attitude.
resent this accusation. It I had
this type of attitude I would not have
inquired what happened and my chil-
dren would not have apologized to
vou. That look on my face was one
ot' dishchel about how- vou cared
more I -or your new car than a fellow,
human heing.
You then tried to turn this incident
into a deliberate act of vandalism b,,
asking ole how I would feel about vou
kicking my car? If it was a harmless
accident I would accept your apology
and f )rgjye you, which you refused to
du. If it was intentional, yes, I would
call the police. Then you resorted to
swearing the 'F word in front of
everyone as well as your own little
child.
Let me list the examples your atti-
tude displayed.
I . When someone has a different
opinion resolve it by shouting accusa-
tions at them.
2. You have more care and respect
for a material object which can be
replaced rather than a fellow human
being.
3. Do not accept apologies and
have forgiveness.
4. When you get angry resort to
abusive language.
I hope you change your attitude for
the sake of your little child. Maybe
this world could be a little less violent
if we cared more about each other
rather than what we accumulate. At
the end of life you go with nothing
but memories.
Rose Low
Ajax
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SCHEDULE OF
MEETINGS
COUNCIL
SEPTEMBER 16, 1996
STANDING
COMMITTEE
OF THE WHOLE
SEPTEMBER 23, 1996
Meetings start at
7:30 p.m.
x THE CORPORATION OF AJAX
427-8811 MUNICIPAL OFFICE
!'mad 65 HARWOOD AVENUE SOUTH
\ AJAX, ONTARIO
NOW HIRING PART-TIME STAFF L1S 2H9
CHILDREN'S ART INSTRUCTOR 1996 FINAL TAXES
The second installment of the final billing for 1996 taxes
Applicants trust be able to teach children basic drawing skills, is due on:
including colour, theory, form and perspective. Previous teaching and
experience with children an asset. Must be available Saturday September 27, 1996
mornings.
If you have not received a tax bill and you are
Pick up applications at Ajax or McLean Community Centres and Town
Hall. Drop off to Ajax Community Centre, Administration Office (2nd responsible for payment, contact the Tax Section
floor lobby) or Town Hall. Ajax Parks & Recreation, 65 Harwood Ave. immediately at 683-4550 to obtain the necessary
S. Deadline for applications is Wednesday, Sept. 11/96.
Information.
TEENSTEENS YOUTH DANCE 'Payments not received by September 27, 1996 are
> > SEPTEMBER 13, subject to a penalty charge of 1.25°% on the first day of
TEENS 7.110 - 10.1110 P.M. each month.
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STEP INTO FALL! P ►
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uncll of the rown of Ajax 1, kwk,ng for two
,idcnrs wtx, arc tntcreucd In utnng on av.
rnrntttat to rc%icthe urpfxnt and tnclucton of
,j. oal rwcd. parttcipants In the T—ri . Icrsure
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TONY; OF AJAX
C'OM11M11-I'EE
APPOINTMENTS
The Council of the Corporation of the
Town of Ajax will be considering
appointment to the following committee.
Collnmittee/Eloard Term
Committee of I position
Adjustment (replacement)
Due to the resignation of a Committee
member, The Town is seeking an
individual as a replacemen! for the
remainder of the term which expires
November 30, 1997.
Information regarding the above -noted
Committee can be obtained by calling
the Clerk's Department at 653-4550
during normal business hours.
If you wish to be considered for
appointment to the above, application
forms for appointment are available from
the Clerk's Department, Municipal
Office, 65 Harwood Avenue South.
Completed application Corms must be
received by the Clerk by 4:30 p.m. on
September 25/96.
M. de Rond, Town Clerk
!:1(,HT TRAI.It`(, he.t inettuxis of health tn,uranee
for tndrn uluats "
11Rttw{Cd,eahle In.Luaor r`Ii� In+irU�I I+-
:� year olJs on benefits of strent, P.A. DAY GETA"AY
training program. and design a program
,t11h }ou. Molt Stern up Jar hoth nights. THE FIRST OF THE
Tuesday b: Thursday, 4:30-6:00 p.m., Ajax SCHOOI. YEAR!
C.C.
TEEN AEROBICS
Enereetic instructor takes 13-16 near olds
throu_h warm up. stretch. cardio. cool
down, Conine, floor work and relaxation.
Mondays and/or Wednesdays, 6:00-7:00
p.m., McLean C.C.
TEEN STEP `N UP
A very popular class, includes cardio and
muscle conditioning for a great workout
for 13-16 year olds. Tuesday and/or
Thursday, 6:00-7:00 p.m., Ajax C.C.
Friday, September 20
at McLean C.C.
Early Morning UO-9(N)a.m. S-IIM).held
Prol.'ram 9:0O-4 (%) p m. W (N)0ild
After Hours 4:01)-6 Nl Il in. 84 Wichdd
Kids can enjoy their day off in a
safe, supervised environment.
Games, crafts, sports and more to
keep them busy!
Parents supply lunch, drinks and
transportation.
Call us for more information.
TERRY FOX RUN
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
ROTARY PARK IN AJAX
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Pledge forms available at Ajax & McLean Community
Centres
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED -
TERRY FOX RUN
We're looking for enthusiastic individuals 14 yrs- & over
who want to volunteer for the
1996 Terry Fox Run
Call us for info and get involved!
nisi Hall g;30 4:30
Hollr'S a Kzk g xA3a"
AkLean Communitti• Centre
2tid Anniversary Celebration
Presented b% Ajax Parks & Recreation Department
Saluniau ', Se'pte inher 14 - .11, Lcan (UIl1N►► nai C ewre
1:00 p. in. - 4. (A) p. m.
• Birthday Cake
is Barbeque
• Petting Zoo
• Music by Smak Dabb
• Jumping Castle
• Balloon Animals
• Face Painting
• Children's Games
• Wagon Rides
is Magic Show
and more...
(Don't miss out on the Fun!!
'There will be a nominal fee for some activities.
rk4 a -Mailing Address: 65 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H9
General Information: 683-4550
TEEN BASKETBALL
locations at various times and
3) by telephone (inquire at your local branch)
Scnmmages. games. drills be skills for 12
days to fit }our schedule
T.D.. CIBC. Bank of Nova Scotia
Claax kd h; Incn.11y .{ualiticd in.tnl Curti
- Royal Bank. Bank of Montreal
!6 nears old (includes dnbhllne, pas\In`'.
and include warn Up, cardlotascUlar
hooting team shills. Saturdays. 10:00
training. n1u.cic cundlrloronj; i cool down
- Canada Trust. Credit Unions, Hong Kong Bank
Beginner and Intenocdlate C laacs
4) after hours drop box located outside at the
.,.m. to 1-D,4) noon. `'e\lney Helghh
Intcr.al Step(high/low Ifttcnsah dunng
municipal buildin (DO NOT DEPOSIT CASH)
9
Community Srh(x)L
o:arLho%a�c°lar p )rt:on)
See hrochure or can us for more dctalt.'
5) in person at the Municipal Office
C F U «
"Regular pM.lcal achctl} 1S one of the %cry
!:1(,HT TRAI.It`(, he.t inettuxis of health tn,uranee
for tndrn uluats "
11Rttw{Cd,eahle In.Luaor r`Ii� In+irU�I I+-
:� year olJs on benefits of strent, P.A. DAY GETA"AY
training program. and design a program
,t11h }ou. Molt Stern up Jar hoth nights. THE FIRST OF THE
Tuesday b: Thursday, 4:30-6:00 p.m., Ajax SCHOOI. YEAR!
C.C.
TEEN AEROBICS
Enereetic instructor takes 13-16 near olds
throu_h warm up. stretch. cardio. cool
down, Conine, floor work and relaxation.
Mondays and/or Wednesdays, 6:00-7:00
p.m., McLean C.C.
TEEN STEP `N UP
A very popular class, includes cardio and
muscle conditioning for a great workout
for 13-16 year olds. Tuesday and/or
Thursday, 6:00-7:00 p.m., Ajax C.C.
Friday, September 20
at McLean C.C.
Early Morning UO-9(N)a.m. S-IIM).held
Prol.'ram 9:0O-4 (%) p m. W (N)0ild
After Hours 4:01)-6 Nl Il in. 84 Wichdd
Kids can enjoy their day off in a
safe, supervised environment.
Games, crafts, sports and more to
keep them busy!
Parents supply lunch, drinks and
transportation.
Call us for more information.
TERRY FOX RUN
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
ROTARY PARK IN AJAX
11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Pledge forms available at Ajax & McLean Community
Centres
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED -
TERRY FOX RUN
We're looking for enthusiastic individuals 14 yrs- & over
who want to volunteer for the
1996 Terry Fox Run
Call us for info and get involved!
nisi Hall g;30 4:30
Hollr'S a Kzk g xA3a"
AkLean Communitti• Centre
2tid Anniversary Celebration
Presented b% Ajax Parks & Recreation Department
Saluniau ', Se'pte inher 14 - .11, Lcan (UIl1N►► nai C ewre
1:00 p. in. - 4. (A) p. m.
• Birthday Cake
is Barbeque
• Petting Zoo
• Music by Smak Dabb
• Jumping Castle
• Balloon Animals
• Face Painting
• Children's Games
• Wagon Rides
is Magic Show
and more...
(Don't miss out on the Fun!!
'There will be a nominal fee for some activities.
rk4 a -Mailing Address: 65 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H9
General Information: 683-4550
'PAGE 9 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER WED.. SEPTEMBER 11, 19%
Around Durham Region
History in Action
Volunteers Nancy Nadeau and Randy Fin-
ley play out the roles of a pregnant woman
and her husband during the Great Flood of
1895 at Pickering Museum Village Sunday.
The interactive play acted out among the
audience was part of the museum village's
History in Action Day.
photo by Sal Sacco
You pay for battle over court
BY STEPHEN SH %.V1
Hal%%I S"r.FF
DURH:V%1 — The Coy of Oshawa and Region
of Durham have taken it decade -old feud over own-
ership of the community's largest courthouse before
a civil judge.
And, regional and municipal taxpayer., arc hon-
ing the legal hills for the trial, which gal under wav
Monday and was expected to wrap up late y cstcrday.
The trial. launched by the Ctty in 1988. is the
result of' a long-standing dispute over partial owner-
ship of the Rossland Road property and building,
which houses the regional headquarters and the
jurisdiction's largest courthouse, built in 1968, six
yeans prior to the creation of Durham Region.
The City of Oshawa, at the time an independent
municipality, chipped in $391.180.36. while then-
Ceunn of Ontario forked out the remainder of the
$1.3 million cont to buy the 9.25 -acre property and
construct the Ontario General Division court. says
,an agreed statement of facts submitted to Mr. Justice
Donald J. Taliano.
Both the City and the County held joint owner-
ship in the facility until the two governing bodies
amalgamated to create Durham Region in 1974.
Now. 22 years later, Oshawa is staking its claim
to the courthouse portion of the building, and what-
ever profits it may render.
Durham pays all expenses to maintain the build-
ing and rents out the court facilities to the Ontano
government.
"(The profits) could be anthing from 51.95 to $3
million. N *c lust don't know because the Region has
all the numbers;' said lawver Jonathan Nb'iglev. just
prior to making_ his submissions for the City in a
hatierrtent courtrox)m in the very building that's at the
centre of the tnal.
Lawycr David Sims, representing Durham
Region, argued the City's case is flawed legally
and l(gically.
"in a sense. (the City) is an owncr...ltihen the
Region wa% ferrned in 1974. Oshawa hccame a par(
of Durham Region and therefore shares on a pro -rata
basis with all other municipalities" the costs and
henefits of the building. Mr. Sims said.
A'ithout citing figures, both lawyers maintain the
legal bills have been minimal, noting a lengthy trial
was avoided a% tx)th sides reached an I I -page,
agreed statement of facts outlining the history
behind the issue.
If awarded an ownership interest, both parties
have agreed the City of Oshawa will assume a 45 -
per cent share of the court facilities and 34 -per cent
share of the property. The Regional administration
portion of the building would remain solely in the
hands of Durham Region.
Pregnant Ajax woman
can't find obstetrician
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
S'r%F'F' RF:t'0Rn:R
AJAX-PICKERING —The refusal
of ohstctric inns to take ne" patients dur-
ing !heir dispute with the Province over
Ice clawbacks and malpractice insurance
suhsidles is turning_ %%hat should be it
happy time for an Ajax woman into it
period ofanxiety and frustration.
Sharon is expecting her third hah% in
hchruary but has been unahle to find an
obstetrician to accept her as a patient. She
doesn't want tier full name published out
of fear she won't get an obstetrician to
take her it she appears to he complaining.
The Ontario College of Physicians and
Surgeons reports they have received calls
from about 8(u) women who find them-
selves in the same position as Sharon.
She says the obstetrician who deliv-
ercel her previous child has refused to
take her and has told her there will b c no
ohstctnctans serving this area after Jan. 1.
Sharon ha. called Durham N'c%t MPP
and pro%incial 'Minister of Cornmunwv
and Social Sen ices Janet E ckcr's office
with her concerns but says she has not
recci%cd any satisfacton answers.
"Tttcy'yc got no answers as to what
will happen after Jan. 1. What arc (doc-
tors! sa%ing — go to another province to
hayc your hahN? They're saving there
will he nu deliver of babies. U'I)at do
you do.''Ihat's my concern.
family doctor has told me.
'Demi wom. Go to the hospital. Some-
one will do it."'
But that hasn't given her much com-
fort.
" I am concerned. I know it's still
months away but you can't wait until the
last minute"
Dr. Marshall Redhill, a ScarN)rough
obstetrician -gynecologist with many
patient.% from Durham, says he isn't with-
drawing %cryices but simply going out of
the baby-delivenng business because it's
not worth it anymore. He's turning away
new obstetrics patient% who weren't with
him before July 15 or who hadn't box)ked
an appenntment with him before that
date, and plans to stop practising obstet-
rics after his final delivery with a current
patient expected sometime in March.
Under Bill 126 or the 'omnihus hill'
Passed by the Harris provincial govern-
ment last fall, explains Dr. Redhill, who
is on the executive of both the Ontario
Medical Association and the Ontario
Society of Obstetricians and Gvnernin-
812 Hortop St. just before 1 a.m. Monday arrested
two suspects inside.
A 36 -year-old man and a 28 -year-old man, both
of no fixed address, were charged with break and
enter and possession of burglary tools.
Oshawa man knifed
m domestic dispute
OSHAWA — A 26 -year-old Oshawa man suf-*
feted an inch -and -a -half wide gash in his arm when
he was stabbed with a paring knife during a domes-
tic dispute Friday night.
Durham Regional Police were called to a Centre
Street North residence just after 9 p.m. after the man
was stabbed in the upper left arm with the six-inch
knife, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said.
The victim was taken to Oshawa General Hospi-
tal where he was treated and later released.
A 27 -year-old Centre Street North woman is
r- r i. a A& i d t s f S • • ! : . I" +. : � % ♦ ' , , � • . r . , ..-b -. . a
gists, the Ministry of Health has taken
unilateral action to reduce the amount it
pays doctor%. A 'clawhack' takes hack I I)
per cent of what doctors hill under OHII'
fee schedules. he says. and the Province
is trying to end its subsidy of malpractice
insurance casts. In the past, issues such as
fcc schedules, insurance and service cut-
backs have horn negotiated between the
Province and the OMA.
"This master -slave relationship h,Ls
got to stop." he says of the approach of'
the current government. " I never signed
up as it slaw."
According to Dr. Redhill, once claw-
backs, malpractice insurance costs, over-
head costs and income taxes arc taken
into consideration, an obstetrician
receives about $60 for the delivery ol' a
haby, and aha)ut $130 fir the rine months
of prenatal care.
Dr. Redhill notes that hecausc of the
increasingly low return, provincial cut-
backs in funding university ohstctrics
programs, and the aging of current oh%te-
tricians, there will soon he a severe short-
age of ohstetncians in Ontario.
*I -he reason I'm doing this now rather
than waiting until the whole system col-
lapses is because I'm having difficulty
paying my hills now;' says Dr. Redhill
'11x- doctor agrees the Province must
find ways to cut health care costs. but
believes it must he done mostly through
measures such as restructuring, chminat-
ing waste. dcaliml with health card traud
and reducing unnecessary services. He
notes that over recent years, which ha%c
included cutbacks to doctors under the
hl)P ,_oycinment's Social Contract and
cuts by the current government, doctors
have seen $1.3 billion of their fees
clawed hack.
"I am sharing the pain (of the: reces-
sion) and have hecn sharing the pain"
As for the patients he has had to turn
away, he tells there to go to their family
physicians and to rest assured they will
he referred to a specialist if a complica-
tion arises.
""Riese people will be looked after."
Dr. Redhill was plea%ed to see Pre-
mier Mike Harris get involved in the
issue last week after a meeting with
OMA and ministry officials.
"Harris took charge and said get on
with this, solve this problem. That
encourages me*
A ministry spokesman couldn't be
charged with aggravated assault, assault with a
weapon and possession of a dangerous weapon.
One robber suspected
in two bank heists
OSHAWA — The same masked bandit appears
to have been behind two holdups in one week at a
central Oshawa bank, the latest heist on Friday.
The Durham Regional Police robbery squad and
canine unit failed to track down the robber during an
extensive search of the area following thenoon-hour
holdup at Royal Trust, 500 King St. W.
The robber entered the bank, approached a teller
and demanded money. He stuffed cash turned over
by the teller into a briefcase and fled.
The bank was held up under the same circum-
stances by a briefcase -carrying bandit on Aug. 30.
The suspect is described as white, 511", ", with
blue eyes. He wore a black mask and baseball cap.
M
Church burglars
see the (flash)light
DURHAM —Three suspected church burglars
saw the light — a policeman's flashlight — during
botched break-ins at houses of the holy in Bow-
manville and Oshawa on the weekend.
Durham Regional Police were called to a break-
in in progress at the Salvation Army Church on Lib-
erty Street South in Bowmanville around 4:30 am.
Sunday.
When officers arrived, they nabbed a suspect in
possession of $5,200 in church items, among them
a television, VCR and tape deck, police said. The
basement window of the church had been broken.
A 35 -year-old Niagara Falls man has been
charged with break and entering, possession of
stolen property and theft over $5,000.
In an unrelated break and enter in Oshawa, police
responding to an alarm at the First Baptist Church at
Pregnant Ajax woman
can't find obstetrician
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
S'r%F'F' RF:t'0Rn:R
AJAX-PICKERING —The refusal
of ohstctric inns to take ne" patients dur-
ing !heir dispute with the Province over
Ice clawbacks and malpractice insurance
suhsidles is turning_ %%hat should be it
happy time for an Ajax woman into it
period ofanxiety and frustration.
Sharon is expecting her third hah% in
hchruary but has been unahle to find an
obstetrician to accept her as a patient. She
doesn't want tier full name published out
of fear she won't get an obstetrician to
take her it she appears to he complaining.
The Ontario College of Physicians and
Surgeons reports they have received calls
from about 8(u) women who find them-
selves in the same position as Sharon.
She says the obstetrician who deliv-
ercel her previous child has refused to
take her and has told her there will b c no
ohstctnctans serving this area after Jan. 1.
Sharon ha. called Durham N'c%t MPP
and pro%incial 'Minister of Cornmunwv
and Social Sen ices Janet E ckcr's office
with her concerns but says she has not
recci%cd any satisfacton answers.
"Tttcy'yc got no answers as to what
will happen after Jan. 1. What arc (doc-
tors! sa%ing — go to another province to
hayc your hahN? They're saving there
will he nu deliver of babies. U'I)at do
you do.''Ihat's my concern.
family doctor has told me.
'Demi wom. Go to the hospital. Some-
one will do it."'
But that hasn't given her much com-
fort.
" I am concerned. I know it's still
months away but you can't wait until the
last minute"
Dr. Marshall Redhill, a ScarN)rough
obstetrician -gynecologist with many
patient.% from Durham, says he isn't with-
drawing %cryices but simply going out of
the baby-delivenng business because it's
not worth it anymore. He's turning away
new obstetrics patient% who weren't with
him before July 15 or who hadn't box)ked
an appenntment with him before that
date, and plans to stop practising obstet-
rics after his final delivery with a current
patient expected sometime in March.
Under Bill 126 or the 'omnihus hill'
Passed by the Harris provincial govern-
ment last fall, explains Dr. Redhill, who
is on the executive of both the Ontario
Medical Association and the Ontario
Society of Obstetricians and Gvnernin-
812 Hortop St. just before 1 a.m. Monday arrested
two suspects inside.
A 36 -year-old man and a 28 -year-old man, both
of no fixed address, were charged with break and
enter and possession of burglary tools.
Oshawa man knifed
m domestic dispute
OSHAWA — A 26 -year-old Oshawa man suf-*
feted an inch -and -a -half wide gash in his arm when
he was stabbed with a paring knife during a domes-
tic dispute Friday night.
Durham Regional Police were called to a Centre
Street North residence just after 9 p.m. after the man
was stabbed in the upper left arm with the six-inch
knife, Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie said.
The victim was taken to Oshawa General Hospi-
tal where he was treated and later released.
A 27 -year-old Centre Street North woman is
r- r i. a A& i d t s f S • • ! : . I" +. : � % ♦ ' , , � • . r . , ..-b -. . a
gists, the Ministry of Health has taken
unilateral action to reduce the amount it
pays doctor%. A 'clawhack' takes hack I I)
per cent of what doctors hill under OHII'
fee schedules. he says. and the Province
is trying to end its subsidy of malpractice
insurance casts. In the past, issues such as
fcc schedules, insurance and service cut-
backs have horn negotiated between the
Province and the OMA.
"This master -slave relationship h,Ls
got to stop." he says of the approach of'
the current government. " I never signed
up as it slaw."
According to Dr. Redhill, once claw-
backs, malpractice insurance costs, over-
head costs and income taxes arc taken
into consideration, an obstetrician
receives about $60 for the delivery ol' a
haby, and aha)ut $130 fir the rine months
of prenatal care.
Dr. Redhill notes that hecausc of the
increasingly low return, provincial cut-
backs in funding university ohstctrics
programs, and the aging of current oh%te-
tricians, there will soon he a severe short-
age of ohstetncians in Ontario.
*I -he reason I'm doing this now rather
than waiting until the whole system col-
lapses is because I'm having difficulty
paying my hills now;' says Dr. Redhill
'11x- doctor agrees the Province must
find ways to cut health care costs. but
believes it must he done mostly through
measures such as restructuring, chminat-
ing waste. dcaliml with health card traud
and reducing unnecessary services. He
notes that over recent years, which ha%c
included cutbacks to doctors under the
hl)P ,_oycinment's Social Contract and
cuts by the current government, doctors
have seen $1.3 billion of their fees
clawed hack.
"I am sharing the pain (of the: reces-
sion) and have hecn sharing the pain"
As for the patients he has had to turn
away, he tells there to go to their family
physicians and to rest assured they will
he referred to a specialist if a complica-
tion arises.
""Riese people will be looked after."
Dr. Redhill was plea%ed to see Pre-
mier Mike Harris get involved in the
issue last week after a meeting with
OMA and ministry officials.
"Harris took charge and said get on
with this, solve this problem. That
encourages me*
A ministry spokesman couldn't be
charged with aggravated assault, assault with a
weapon and possession of a dangerous weapon.
One robber suspected
in two bank heists
OSHAWA — The same masked bandit appears
to have been behind two holdups in one week at a
central Oshawa bank, the latest heist on Friday.
The Durham Regional Police robbery squad and
canine unit failed to track down the robber during an
extensive search of the area following thenoon-hour
holdup at Royal Trust, 500 King St. W.
The robber entered the bank, approached a teller
and demanded money. He stuffed cash turned over
by the teller into a briefcase and fled.
The bank was held up under the same circum-
stances by a briefcase -carrying bandit on Aug. 30.
The suspect is described as white, 511", ", with
blue eyes. He wore a black mask and baseball cap.
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DURHAM -- Would you like to learn
to speak German or have your children
learn the language?
German Language School Loreley in
Oshawa is offering German courses for
children from junior kindergarten to
Grade 8 and for adults, as well as credit
courses for Grades 10, 11 or OAC. The
courses are free but donations are accept-
ed to cover the cost of materials.
Classes are held at Central Collegiate
Vocational Institute, 240 Simcoe St. S.,
Oshawa.
Registration is Saturday, Sept. 14
from 9:30 to 11:30 am. School starts
Sept. 21 and runs to June on Saturdays
from 9 am. to noon. For more informa-
tion call Brunhilde Schuster at 905-697-
3651, Elisabeth Posma at 723-7684
evenings, or Martina langzik at 427-
2051.
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❑ Annual campaign
kicks off Thursday with
Olympic torch run and
fun `competitions'
AJAX-PICKERING -- The United
Wa,, of Ajax -Pickering kicks off its
1996 fund-raising campaign with an
Olympic event Thursday evening.
An Olympic torch
run will begin the
volunteer kick-
off at 5:30 p.m.
Starting from
the corner of
Hwy. 2 and
Westney Road,
torch bearers,
including Ontario Riding NIP Dan
McTeague, Ajax Mayor Steve Parish
and Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs,
will proceed north on Westney to the
McLean Community Centre where
the games will begin.
Teams of volunteers from local
fire departments, police detach-
ments. businesses, industries and
social agencies will compete in a
variety of events, including a shoe
toss. tricycle race and a combined
relay, three-legged obstacle course
race.
There will also be a barbecue and
presentation of awards to local busi-
nesses for their efforts in last vear's
campaign.
This year, the United Way hopes
to raise more than Sl million to sup-
port 24 agencies and four communi-
ty initiatives.
Still wonderinp. if it works
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JPO D i,, a <okial group comprised of Jewish Families in Durham. JFOD is not aligned with any
rchgwus organization. In addition to our purely social events, we offer our member families
cents relatin_, to Jewish HolidaNs. Our next celebration will be a Channukah Part,,.
With thanks to the ,lenerositN of The Action Committee for Jewish Continuity of the Jewish
Federation of Greater Toronto. this }ear we will ha�c an especially exciting program for the
Jewish communis, in Durham.
Membership in JFOD is only $25 per family.
To juin <ou mai all JFOD .it i ()O� I 83 1-6`,0S.
Girl Guides uniform exchange
BY LARRAINE ROULSTON
RECYCLING COLUMNIST
Girl Guide public relations advisor Margaret
Chee of Ajax has been busy the past lew
months organizing this area's First Annual Girl
Guide Uniform Exchange.
"As girls soon outgrow their uniforms and
move on to the next level, we felt that this
'Reuse' event will put the integral part of our
environmental program into practice by bene-
fitting those either looking for or discarding
uniforms," says Ms. Chce.
"We anticipate the exchange to include Girl
Guide -related items for Sparks all the way up
to the leaders."
This first annual event will hc- held Satur-
day, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 P.M. at Pickering Vil-
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'THE NEWS ADWR711SE1R, WCD.,SEPII'EMBIEIt 14, 11O&PAGE, I t -A
illustrates one way to re -use
1996 RCO Annual Conference and Trade
Show entitled 'Confronting Reality --Balancing
Tomorrow's Needs with Today's Resources'.
lage United Church (Church Street north of imaginative each girl can be. The more diversi-
Hwy. 2). Organized by the ty, the more opportunities to show oft individ-
Shoreline Division of Ajax, the exchange wel- ual creativity.
comes Guides from all parts of Durham.
For more information on how to participate,
call Margaret Chee at 427-7366.
Ell D❑
GREEN TIP FOR GUIDES:
Collect a box full of clean unwant-
ed household or office items, such
as springs from pens, bread tabs,
scraps of fabric and wool, wallpa-
per samples, corks, etc.
Call it the '3Rs Inventor's Box'
to be used on craft nights.
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Pickering girl kept on her toes at National Ballet S
❑ Alana Della Mora one of
45 from across Canada
chosen to attend
prestigious school
RY Al, RIVETT
STAFF REPORTER _
PICKERING -- A young Pickering
ballerina is fulfilling a dream she says
she's had all of her Yount_ life.
Alana Della Mora, 10, is one of the
few chosen to study at the famed
National Ballet School of 'Ibronto.
The school, which accommodates stu-
dents from Grades 5 to 12, has
spawned such acclaimed dancers as
Karen Kain, Veronica "Tennant and
Frank Augustyn and attracts more than
1,000 young dancers from across
Canada and the world to its auditions.
Alana was one of 150 ballerinas to
attend the sch(x)l's annual summer
school program for tice days a week in
Jul,,. from that program, only 45 were
chosen to attend the school full-timc.
She learned last month she was
accepted into the school where she's
aticndin_, Grade 5.
..It's something I've always «anted
to do," say, Alana. who started at the
school on Monday.
'Tremendous'
disabled
Pickerincr student
wins scholarship
PICKERING -- A Dunharton
High School graduate has won a top j
Durham Board of Education award.
Katie McPherson, rk)w attending_
the University of R'estern Ontario,
has been named the winner of the
annual K.D. Munroe Scholarship.
The S1.000 award is given annu-
ally to a Durham student who is
physically handicapped. hearing
impaired or vision impaired.
Board business superintendent
Brian Cain. in announcing the
award at Monday's trustees' meet-
ing, said Ms. McPherson has cere-
bral palsy but is a "tremendous stu-
dent" and requested she not be treat-
ed differently from other pupils.
He said she achieved honors
standing consistently and was
involved in various school and com-
munity groups, including the ethno-
cultural advisory committee, prom
committee and Ontario Students
Against Drinking and Driving.
She is now studying food science
and nutrition at university.
The scholarship is named for
Ken Munroe, who was the board's
education director from 1971 to
1983.
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Alana notes her schedule is full at the
National Ballet School. Her days start at
8:30 a.m. and end after 5 p.m. lite school
combines all regular academic subjects as
well as at least three hours of dance and fit-
ness training. Homework is done between 7
and 9 p.m. each night.
Ballet has always heen a big part of
Alan's life since she first put on ballet slip-
pers at a studio in Grimsby at age six. Since
then, she's been a part of the National Ballet
School's junior division for the past three
years before making the leap to full-time
schooling this year.
'Be three years of instruction in the
,school's junior division gave Alana a firm
grounding in the finer points of the an form.
She credits her teacher Eva Draw with
inspiring and encouraging her love of ballet.
Although performing on stage is some-
what down the road for the budding balleri-
na, Alan says she has her sights set on
becoming part of the National Ballet Com-
pany and teaching ballet in the future.
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Pickering faces $1 -million
counterclaim from Novacor
0 Construction firm
also names Ward 1
Councillor Maurice
Brenner in suit
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING -- Maintaining it has
been publicly "maligned its reputa-
tion "damaged" and its legitimate eco-
nomic activities "interfered wrongfully
with", Novacor Construction Ltd. has
filed a $1 -million counterclaim against
the Town of Pickering and Ward I
Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner.
The counterclaim arises out of a
awsuit filed by Pickering in June for
the return of $517,093 it says it acci-
dentally overpaid Novacor last Novcrn-
ber due to a clerical error.
The payment was for work complet-
ed on the installation of sewer:,
replacement of a water main and road
reconstruction on Fairport Road.
According to the claim filed by the
Town, it notified Novacor of the over-
payment on or atx)ut April 30 and
requested the return of the funds, which
the Town says it has not received.
In its statement of defence and
counterclaim, Novacor says it has con-
tinued to work on the Fairport Road
project and performed its responsibili-
ties "on a time!y basis". The construc-
tion company maintains it is due pay-
ments for extras and material adjust-
ments that "to date equals or exceeds
the amount of the alleged repayment",
and notes the Town has ceased making
ravments to it on the Fairport project.
Novacor also staves it met with
Town officials in an attempt to settle
their differences, but "because of' the
intervention and animosity of politi-
cians (who are embarrassed by these
events), nothing of value was accom-
plished."
The company adds, "The meeting
was a without prejudice meeting, how-
ever the politicians present held press
interviews publicizing the issues there-
of in an endeavor to embarrass the
defendant and have made any further
discussion conditional upon prepay-
ment of the sum of $517,093 as
opposed to the net sum (if any) owing
between the parties."
Novacor claims Pickering's elected
officials have "made a political event
from the plaintiffs own error, have
maligned the defendant publicly and
through direct approach to its cus-
tomers (including the regional govern-
ment and its bankers and bonding com-
pany), interfered and damaged its repu-
tation and purposely interfered wrong-
fully with its legitimate economic
enterprise and the defendant has suf-
fered damages as a result thereof."
In its counterclaim, Novacor
demands an accounting of the contract
between it and the Town, and claims $ l
million in damages from Pickering and
Coun. Brenner for "wrongful interfer-
ence with the plaintiffs legitimate eco-
nomic enterprise". The company states
the Town and Coun. Brenner have dam-
aged Novacor's reputation and that
"their approach to the plaintiffs bond-
ing company and banker has placed in
peril its current financing arrange-
ments."
According to Novacor, the Town
and Coun. Brenner have "induced"
Durham Region to withhold payments
from Novacor and placed in question
the company's ability to continue to
carry out work with its long-established
custorners. Novacor claims "these acts
were deliberately malicious
and calculated to harm" the
company and that it has suf-
fered damages as a result.
Coun. Brenner says he
was "not surprised" by the
counterclaim from Novacor.
"1 think in most civil
actions you're going to have
a counterclaim."
He adds he was surprised
to see himself "singled out"
since, throughout the diffi-
culties with Novacor. he has
only been performing his
responsibilities as head of'
the Town's audit committee.
"I'm not aware of ani malicious
comments or statements I have made to
any media outlet in interviews."
The councillor notes he did not ini-
tiate any media interviews or releases
on the issue, but simply
responded to media ques-
tions.
"If 1 am guilty of anything
it's working to make sure the
taxpayers' money is returned
and for that I make no apolo-
gy to anyone."
Durham Region solicitor
Brian Roy says he is "not
aware" of the Region holding
back any payments to Nova-
cor.
"I think if that were the sit-
uation I would he aware.- he
says.
No coup date has vct been set for
hearing of the Town's lawsuit.
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Ajax's Exeter High school finalist for national award
❑ Focus on quality, Ms. Christoff says Exeter puts its
students first and gives a high priori-
partnters6ip lead ty to staff development. Its Gus-
to nomination tomers are students, parents and the
community while it prepares stu-
AJAX -- Exeter High School is a dents for the work world or higher
finalist in the 1996 Canada Award for levels of education, she says.
Excellence. "We want to give them skills so
The Falby Court school was they can be successful," she says.
recently informed it's up for the The school recently won the
award to be presented Oct. 9 at the Durham Board of Education Direc-
National Quality Institute's (NQI)
Excellence Summit at the Royal York
Hotel in Toronto, says Principal �p
Pamela Christoff.
"It's been very exciting. Just being { :;
nominated is quite something."
Exeter has been gaining recogni-
tion for innovation and quality in
education. especially since it
changed from a vocational school '
(Harwood Secondary) to a regular
school, she says.
Exeter has built close ties with the
local community and national orga-
nizations in its 'partnership' approach 4
to education, Ms. Christoff says.
This spring. the school was nomi-
nated for the NQI award and was 1996 4x4 DR. B
subject to a two-day assessment by
an NQI team which talked to staff. - -
students and partners. In August
came word of the school's inclusion
in the finals.
Past award winners include Alcan.
IBM Canada and NCR Canada.
"It's quite a group to be part of." '
Ms. Christoff says. •�
tor's Gold Award for Partnerships in
Education. Exeter was also nominat-
ed for the Bureau of Excellence for
Durham Region Excellence Award
and scored the highest possible
marks, based on the school's commit-
ment to quality and continued
improvement in operations and
delivery of services.
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AJAX — A festival in Pickering Vil-
lage Saturday, Sept. 28 celebrates the
harvest season and the village downtown
core.
Among the activities are a farmers'
market, antique show, treasure hunt, corn
and pig roast, entertainment, travelling
barnyard, wagon rides and an antique car
display.
The Pickering Village Harvest Festi-
val and Antique Fair is being sponsored
by the Village Business Improvement
Area.
The farmers' market will run from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. along Old Kingston Road
and Linton Avenue, with fresh fruit and
vegetables, preserves and baked goods
available.
From 10 am. to 5 p.m., the antique
show and sale will be held in the Village
Community Centre (formerly the court
house), at Sherwood Road West and Lin-
ton. Items available; include doll houses,
old-fashioned toys, furniture, glass,
china and other collectibles.
The Ajax Local .Architectural Conser-
vation Advisory Committee holds a free
architectural treasure hunt from noon to
4 p.m. when participants can walk, cycle
of drive around the Village looking for
answers to questions about various
buildings. Prizes will be awarded to par-
ticipants.
The corn and pig roast will be held at
noon at the parkette at the intersection of
Hwv. 2 (Kingston Road) and Old
Kingston Road.
Other food and refreshments will be
available at other locations in the Village
during the day. Admission to all events is
free_ Vendors are being sought. Cost to
take part in the fanners' market is $10 for
a table and $30 for a booth. Indoor
booths for the antique fair are $35 and
S55, depending on size, and an outdoor
booth is $20.
For more information, call Jeff Clark
at 683-8243 or Ajax Ward 1 Local Coun-
cillor Frank Schaper at 683-4550 or 683-
6638.
Eating disorders
topic of forum
DURHAM — EaWg di.9a*n will be
the OW of a special fonitn at Oshawa
Public LAxxy M usdaty, Sea - 19.
Duk Gad hfcNtey, a psychologist with
the Ontario Community outreach Plo-
p= forE,ateg Duadem will talk about
the natuue of such eating disorders and
haw to support someone suffering Som
one.
Duuhan Region Healtb Deparunent,
Body Image Coalition of Durham,
Ontario Community Outreach and the
OnUm Ministry of Health are sponsor-
ing the form which will be of auterest to
family and f>rwnds of people with eating
disorders, young pep* and the g=rA
public.
Admission to the forum, which will
begin at 7 p.m, at the Bagot Street hNvy,
is free.
For nae infarmation, call Diatute
Elliott at the, health depa uwm at 905-
M4521 or 1400-841-2729.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 -PAGE 17-A
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Virtual classroom
lets you go to college
In your own home
BY CHRISTY CHASE
SPECIAL_ TO _-n1E NEWS ADVERTISER
DI1RI IAM --'rhe virtual classr(x)m is here.
Durh,im College is now offering 18 continuing education
courses via the Internet, meaning student` don't need to set foot
out the campus except to write a final exam.
As long as your have a computer and an Internet connection,
you can do the work at home or the office at anytime of the day
or night, says Val Gilliam. program officer li)r continuous
kt+ming at the college.
"You can do it out your own time." she says, adding the
courses are ideal for people working under time constraints,
including shift workers.
IN,) le who mgistcr at lltarh<am fr11
the computer conferencing course load
1•irst Class Client software, pr(xiuced by
SoftArc Inc., onto their computers -'haat
provides the link to the Internet and the
courses.
Once a week, instructors pont notes
liar the students, giving them the work
lir that week. Students connect to the
Internet and then First Choice to get the
Infi>nnation, download it. do the work
:and then send in compkkted assignments
by computer. 'they can post questions
for instructors or correspond with other
students in the same way.
"It works like I mail but it's not live
(x+ the Interact, no, one else can get into
(;ilham says.
"lite teacher will pint class notes
weekly...but the students can eo on anv-
time day or night. whenever they wane tat
dal their work- If they post a question, the
teacher will respond within 24 hours."
lhirtiarn oflcrs a number elf courses
itself, but, through a partnership with six
(Ither colleges, Durham Region residents
lame access to other computer confer-
encing awrscn. Contact South involves
Ihrharn, IA)N- list Alg(xaquin, Georgian,
Ccnicnnial, Sir Sanford I'leming and
Niagara coUcgcs.
('ontact South was developed
through Loyalist in 1301cville, Nl1 ,.
Gilham notes. "A lot of colleges were
ottcfirn_ computer conferencing on their
(nyn. It didn't make sensc for all of us to
be ottering the same things,,'
Instructors at Loyalist came up with
the idea of a partnership with each col-
lege offering different courses that
would be available to people ever} -
where. tach college will recognize cred-
its for courses originating at the other
institutions- Students write final exams
at the college closest to them.
Ms. Gilham says computer confer-
encing means people anywhere in the
world can take or teach the courses.
"We could hire someone from Japan
to teach it. Anyone anywhere can take
the course as long as they have an Inter-
net connection."
She believes the virtual classroom
will expand as more people get home
computers and become familiar with the
Internet. But she also says this type of
education won't do away with more tra-
ditional cbsses since people will always
want personal contact.
"I think there will always be a need
for both," she says.
To participate in computer conferenc-
ing, you must have a 386 IBM/compati-
bre computer with Microsoft Windows
3.1 or greater or a 68030 MAC with 8
MB RAM, an Intemet connection plus at
least 2 MB (2000 KB) of free space on
Your hard disk.
For information on Contact South or
computer conferencing, either as a stu-
dent or instructor, call Ms. Gilham at
721-2000 extension 2828 or contact her
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ntertai*nment,
Friday's the night
PICKERING — Members of the Pickering West
Hill Musical Theatre will belt out the tunes over the
next three weeks as the group stages its annual
cabaret show.
Tonight's the NiLht will feature
romantic pop tunes from past and pre-
sent, all with choreographed dancing.
It's being staged Sept. 13. 14, 20. 21,
22, 27 and '_ti at the Villazc Retirement
Centre, 1955 Vallcv Fann Rd. N.. f icker-
ing. The musical theatre troupe has per-
formed 19 cabaret shows. 13 musicals
and two comedic plays since it was
formed in 1978. Over the vears, the non-
profit group has raised money for such
causes as the Children's Wish Foundation
and the now -closed Christopher Robin
Home for Children. Music director for
this year's
cabaret is Linda
Mover, a music
and voice
teacher. who has
performed in six
previous cabaret
shows and had
lead roles in
plays such as
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community the- day for a series of
acre Ior IS %cars. performances.
Lam West-
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Wilson's two -run homer ' fads to lift Tribe over Mariners
❑ Area ball player
making the most of his
major league
experience after being
called up by Indians
AJAX —Ajax's Nigel Wilson
made his presence felt with the
Cleveland Indians in the second
half of a home doubleheader
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against the Seattle Mariners at
Jacob's Field Sunday night.
Wilson, called up to Major
League Baseball's Cleveland
Indians last week after a sterling
stint with the Indians' `AAA'
Buffalo Bisons farm club,
smashed a pinch-hit, two -run
home run off Seattle Mariners ace
reliever Norm Charleton in the
seventh inning of the nightcap.
The two -run blast pulled the
Indians even at 5-5. However, an
error by
Indians' third
baseman Jim
T h o m e
a l l o w e d
Seattle's Joey
Cora to score
the winning
run in the
ninth inning
for a 6-5 victo-
ry. Cleveland
won the open -
Nigel Wilson
er 2-1.
It was Wilson's first-ever home
run at the major league level.
While it's uncertain how long
Wilson will remain with the
Indians, it's believed the
American League club plans to
keep the 26 -year-old left fielder
through the stretch run and into
the playoffs. Cleveland currently
leads the Central Division, six -
and -a -half games ahead of sec-
ond -place Chicago White Sox.
SPORTS
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363.
Ajax under -12 Warriors' Andrew Smith, in white, attempts to run down
Oshawa Kicks ball carrier Andrew Slobodian in Central Soccer League
playoff action at Miller's Creek field in Ajax Saturday. Ajax won 6-1.
photo by Sal Sacco
Ajax under -12 Warriors in
Central Soccer League
AJAX — The Ajax Warriors Epson/MCA Canada
boys' under -12 rep soccer team has advanced to the final
of the Central Soccer League's Premier Division after
two victories in playoff action in Ajax Saturday.
The Premier Division under -12 championship final
will pit the Warriors against Peterborough at North
York's Esther Shiner Stadium on
Saturday, Sept. 21. Both
Peterborough and Ajax are
undefeated this season.
Ajax defeated
Etobicoke 3-2 in the semi-
final match at Miller's Creek
field on Saturday - to earn a
berth in the final.
Ian Cummins, Dane
Sharp and Ryan -Lee Simoes scored
for the Warriors.
Warriors crushed the Oshawa Kicks 6-1 in the quarter-
final game Saturday.
Simoes scored a pair of goals to pace the squad, with
singles to Adrian Jean-Paul, Ryan Hanlon, Ryan Ross
and Cummins.
Strong performances in both playoff contests were
also turned in by Andrew Smith, Brent Corbett, Erik
Martinez, Marcus Priest, Riley LeBlanc, Alexander
Damcevski, Chad Glode, Reid McGregor and Brandon
Gurley.
The Warriors under -12 squad is coached by Sam
Cretto.
final
sss
Wilson's stint with the Bisons
was a hit in Buffalo.
When he left to join the
Indians, he was hitting .307 with
career highs of 27 home runs and
81 RBIs. Wilson had played in
105 contests, the most of his four
AAA campaigns. He was also
three homers away from tying the
Bison season record held by Dave
Clark. who had 30 round -trippers
in 1987.
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Ajax W., anderers men split
rugby games against Oakville
AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rughy Club I•Ictcher's Fields in :Markham.
men's teams split games with the Oakville Also on Sunday, the Wanderers* mens over -
Crusaders in league action Saturday. 35 squad tra%cls to Peterborough for a contest
The Wanderers first team defeated the against the Kawartha Krocks.
Crusaders I1-7. Dave Darhv scored a try and Anyone who'd like to play rugby for the
Chris Duff} hooted two penalty kicks for the club should attend its training session on
winners. Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30 p.m. each night.
:Meanwhile, the Wanderers seconds were For more information, call Floyd Williams at
defeated by Oak\ille 30-10. Ajax was awarded 666-2'61
a penalty try, while Ivan Lamb kicked
a convert and a penalty kick
The Wanderers men's third team
lost by default to the Toronto Scottish.
The Wanderers didn't hayc enough
players to field a complete team.
The Ajax rnen's over- 35 team trav-
elled to Markham where it lost 36-24.
Rick Powers scored two tries, Pat
Byrne had one try and kicked two
converts and Bob Richards had a try.
The Wanderers' men's second and
third teams play at home Saturday
with the thirds hosting the Toronto
:Irish at 1:30 p.m. and the seconds (ak-
ing on the Oshawa Vikings firsts at 3
p.m.
On Sundaythe men's tint team
play,, the Toronto N,,rr)ads at
Apes Nigel VWson made
his first hit in 26, major-
league at -bats a memo-
rable on against the Seattle
Marirtets on Sunday right.
Pinch hitting for the
Cleveland Indians in the
seventh iming in the seo-
ond hag of a double header
at Jacob's Field, Wilson
bladed a ittxmw home nit
to to the game at 5.5. The
Indians eventually lost 6-5.
Wilson, 26, a left fielder,
was called up by the
Indians after a big year wilt
the'AAA' Buffalo Bisons.
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Ajax' minorpeewees win nbaseball
two of five 1
AJAX — The Ajax Spartans Empire Financial Group apiece to Foster, Brock, Allen and Wight, who banged out a Allen had two and Ryckman, Anderson, Brock, Dewhurst,
minor peewee rep baseball team earned two wins in five triple. Wiles and Aiken had one each.
games in recent Eastern Ontario Baseball Association action. Peterborough nipped the Spartans 6-5. Anderson pitched
The Spartans dropped a 6-3 decision to the Pickering Red a complete game for Ajax. Anderson recorded three hits,
Sox. Pitching duties were shared by Adam Ryckman, Janney while Ryckman, Brock, Foster and Ned Aiken had one
Allen and Ryan Anderson. Getting hits were Todd Polak and apiece.
Alex Dobie with two each, Ian Wight, Allen and Jamie Whitby squeaked by Ajax 7-6. Ryckman, Allen, Dewhurst
Dewhurst with one apiece. and Anderson shared the pitching duties. Brock led the hit
In another contest with the Red Sox, Ajax turned the parade with three. Foster, Jason Wiles and Kevin Brown,
tables for a 9-6 victory. Jonathan Foster, Jamie Dewhurst and with a triple, had one apiece.
Josh Brock combined on the mound for the victory. Ajax then pounded Clarington 17-5. Brock and Foster
Ryckman and Pohl: each contributed two hits, with one handled the pitching duties. Polak contributed three hit.s.
Ajax Warriors win Belleville tourney
MAX — The Ajax the championship. team are Alex Salterelli, Simpson. "Tyler Board-
Wamors Sports and The Warrior` chalked up Dayle Murphy. Tim Cooper. Salerno, Robert Law and
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scorelt>�s through most of the
Gibson and Josh 14orth.
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'11L under -nine "A'arTiors
game. Warriors' winger Paul
are slated to play in the season
Abtxltt put a high shot over
ending tier I tman:rmeril at
the Belleville goalkeeper. TTtc
M()nar h Fields Saturday and
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Sunday.
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Ajax men's hoops loop
has sign-ups next week
AJAX — Sign-ups for the Ajax
Senior Men's Basketball League will
be held next week.
Registration for the men's over -35
loops bop is at the Ajax Community
Centre bbby Wednesday, Sept_ 18
hnm 8:30 pm. to 9:30 pm.
The four -ream IMue lays at Ajax
High School on Wednesday nights
hom Oct. 9 to April 2. The fiat game
starts at 8:30 pm. at the small gym%
with the second contest at 9 in the large
gym. Cost is $130 per player.
Call Pat Roach at 427-3183 or
Frank Spagnuob at 427-7108.
CORRECTION NOTICE
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was published incorrectly as
Wed. Sept. 11. It should have
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Raglan Industries Inc., a family -owned
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only For interview Caii
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We have an immediate opening for a
reliable individual to be trained
by us as a professional CHIMNEY
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must have a van or pick-up truck with
cap in presentable condition, be well
groomed, fit and not afraid of heights.
We offer job security, growth potential
and on going industry education.
$400 - $450 to start per week.
The successful candidate can look
forward to steady growth and personal
fulfillment.
For an interview call:
MAGIC TOUCH CHIMNEY SWEEPS
AT 686-1414
ADAMS SERVICES
requires 30
CLASS AZ DRIVERS
2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical,
Police Clearance, Clean
abstract, Full/Part time
Call Randy
430-2204
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Loom IN OUR HUMAN
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Industries Ling Inc., a subsidiary of the Rock -
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Required for Durahm Region local
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quires enthusiastic, outgoing ADULTS(
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(416) 265-1933
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WANTED:
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employment with 3-5 years retail
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a definite asset ( ompensation batted
on experience. Y�•e area company'
that cares about slur emplove'es,
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Join a company that
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• Must have 2 years
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• Clean abstract
• GM Experience an
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• Start immediately
Call Todd
571-2795
EXPERIENCED Super
v:erdent couple required
,r low rise apartment
ouilding Please tax re
�. me to 905-831 7206
EXPERIENCED hairstyl-
and nal techm n
DIRECT CARE iNur�er .o
cia
-anted for new Salon in
:r7val of management of
Dumam Centre. Alax Good
work cacti developmentally-
Challenge(] medically
ages Call 90S6tg 8057
complex children ir a child-
EXPERIENCED telemar-
ren's resioprce Evenings.
end advertising company
weeke^ds 8 overnight
keters wa^ted Options in
nour8 Must have previous
nude hourly and for com-
experlence & a strong com
missions Phone 5792837
moment to working *,in
Ask to, Karl after 5 p m
special needs crildrer Fax
728-0115
resume to 905 686-3112
HAIRSTYLIST needed.
by Mon Sept 16 96
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,preferred Join one of Whit
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by's finest salon teams
HAKUNA-MATATA
Serious inquiries only Call
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V
The Image Zone. 668
guarantees cash. (;all ,
7,947
Opportunities 9C5 434
2106 Toil tree 1.888 877
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C, is —,T—.' 0 all
HARD WORKING, sports
:r7val of management of
.,e,ce
""`� Adveritsef
i^�N7 eeded kir
mediately for Fall & Winter
person to work Monday Fn
'ne up of chenteie fG east
EARN Sa27 OGMlEEK
end advertising company
cense Call 683--9336
,dvancement available for
,T •.-, `�•�• at Se^ -t7'
,urck earners Ail appliac
1r,cai and sewing
ants -us: be wiling !c start
6817 689' Earn jS00
at entry level car Mrsra
+sae. i ,r 1 home compiet
728-0115
^ p�.,.i•%_rveys for pub
PIANIST warted to accom
hers 4.6 812 6892
pang vocalist for rehearsal
xde 6
and recording of Classical.
IMMEDIATE
OPENINGS'
:'a entr, War! Pro-
s,ng Bookkeeping
urgency needed
-.•..�! Income. work own
.-i F.'PT Modem
: Call
1.800.831.6982
IMMEDIATE OPENINGS
for crew captains sales ex-
perience an asset Vehicle
required, earnings unlimit-
ed Hey Kids' Get a lob
doing Door to door can-
vassing, earn great cash
For more informationcall
Cheryl or Tracy 416-431 -
7144 or 1.800.9949295
weekends call Teresa 905
725 7934
MANAGER
TRAINEES
WANTED
We are look-
ing for 3 indi-
viduals who
have the abil-
ity to earn well
above aver-
age income.
Opportunity
to advance
Into manage-
ment We are
an interna-
tional corpo-
ration which Is
expanding its
business In
your area. In-
centives
available. For
your personal
Interview call
(905)
723-3411
NOW HIRING
•COOKS
Minimum 3 yrs. exp.
in Italian Cuisine
-SERVERS
Experienced
Full time/Part time
Apply Within
SIMPLY ITALIAN
320 Harwood
Ave. S., Ajax.
OFFICE PERSON need
ed for approx 20 hrs per
week Flexible hours. Plck-
enng south area. Fax re-
sume to 416-286-5217
Portrait Studios
Smoke tree telemarketing
unit requires enthusiastic
mature Individuals No
selling Appointments
only Monday to Friday
5 00 pm to 9 00 pm. Sat-
urdays 9am to 1 pm
Calls accepted during
working hours
Call 420-5883
ask for Kathy
MOVIE PEOPLE Tore
tos fastest grownng agency
seeks extras for film and TV
work, ail !ypes, no exp req
Farn $7$22 801hr. Work
guaranteed We place pec,
;_4e on movie sets every
day Call Jonathan (4161
361 2226
PART TIME help wanted
')r Box Office Video Store.
"I Ajax Market Place Mau
lx)me full week days 416
L87 1559. tax 416923-
5666
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MOLLY MAID ' r ••• '
HOMEMAKERS. Mature
Students, part ! m Teie
^aid -o,x ; dependable
marketing positions avail
person to work Monday Fn
able $7 00 per hour Train
:ay. 8 30.4 3C Must be
ondable and have drivers
'ng provided Call 619
cense Call 683--9336
6997 between f and 9 P m
NAIL TECHNICIAN -
PART-TIME Waitress.
'..am player •eru.re, , .1
Wa` - needed Call 427-
nnv,ng full service salon.
9044 after 10 30 am
.ntimited potential for the
I fence
ght person Call 434 614:
PIANIST warted to accom
r briny resume to 2- Bea
pang vocalist for rehearsal
''ice St W Oshawa
and recording of Classical.
NIGHT SHIFT Area Su
Broadway & Pup selec
--,sr incus
hors Call 9C5430-1576
V experience 'asset- Fax
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drywan plaster. carpentry.
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sent service for both com-
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rooms, flagstone, free esti-
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tubes Installed. all work
my own magician Call Er-
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T.E. Home Improvements.
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CARPENTER ROOFER
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TMS PAINTING
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frostanc air cleaners. hu
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trim roofing, lawn main-
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m,dihers Big. Small lobs
An work guaranteed
tenance and tree removal
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,tine 427 2856
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PH PS serving Durham
Odd lobs $15 per hour,
European Workmanship
1905.433-0143
for 12 years 728.1800
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bles. rollers, openers in-
stalled S49 New doors!
openers. 416-336-0073
QUALITY DOOR SERVIC.
ES
J -S. ARMSTRONG
DEV. INC. Specializing
n custom homes. additions,
renovations, rec rooms and
• •420-0081 cialists Senior and mid -
Month discounts Licensed.
Insured Free estimates
ALVIN SAMEDAV • MOVIng Excellent service Call 436-
7795
PLUMBING licensed • $
plumber. no lob too small, forage
no lob too big Complete
Renovation Free esti AJAX Moving Systems - full
mates, great prices, guar- services' moves, appliance
anteed lowest. 905-725- ono piano specialists Flat
2507 or 1-B00-340-0058 rate or hourly. We now
have heated storage units.
MPain" & Now offering free boxes
with move. Park and load
speaal. sarong at S99. and
ALL Pr Pal u d up. Call for Information,
Piro
n ng an 725.0005 or 427.0005.
Wallpapering, Interior/exte
' tel. (416) 560.1663 I basement apartments. Fres- riot, stucco ceiling, general FI
idential and commeraal.RENOVATIONS repairs, top quality work,
C & R Maintenance Build- Serving Durham Region for reasonable rates. 20%
ng repairs and renovations over 15 yrs Free consulta- BY WIEAVER seniors discount. 4D4-
electrical, plumbing, ce- bon. Call JON 095.126- 9669
M
rankc tiles. carpentry. From 'sm.
scruff repairs to major ren- KC 6 B MASONRY
ovations. Fully guaranteed, Specializing in brick, block
free estimates. (905)432- and chimneys All general
6931 repairs All workmanship
Guaranteed, photos. reler-
DON'S
CARPENTRY
Framing, firtislted
trim, decks, rec
rooms, additions
and renovations.
22 yrs. exp.
905-985-1010
ences, upon request Free
Addit", second stories,
finished bsmts.. bath-
rooms, decks, file & wood
floors, doors & windows,
guaranteed and reliable
call Walter
(9050284145
Estimates (905)579-3811
SIGON Construction Ltd ,
amGardening
Landscaping
serving Durham Region for
MISTER POST HOLE.
19 yrs Additions, sundedks,
augured post holes. setting
Patio doors, windows, rec-
of posts in concrete Sona
rooms, flagstone, free esti-
crates 905-576-5760
tubes Installed. all work
my own magician Call Er-
guaranteed. (905) 665-
T.E. Home Improvements.
0400
Specializing in roofng. sid-
• Services
ing, soffit, eaves trough,
Business
window & doors Please
•
call Tom 579-3760, leave
MAGICIAN, clown friends.
message
20 years at trade.
Lowest price. Job
Satufaction. Free
Estimate. IntJExt.
Summer discounts to
40%.Ext, windows
washed 'no charge'.
•
• ' ooring,
11 g
CARPET & VINYL SALES
and/or Installations. Re -
stretches and repairs. For
the most affordable rates
call now 434.3976.
CARPET Installations - 25
years experience, re -
SERVICE
(.1ml+lrtr & sill.+Inc
house -hold , Inaning
weekly brtser•kle.
twi:Amon 11,
Partial cleaning
xn-ice now available
Insured &r Kinded
905-6/9-ao82
&
• Party
amGardening
Landscaping
• Sevices
CEDAR trees for redguig
RASBITwan!s work doirg
wholesale prices, fresh dug
magic for children's parties
6 delivered Call 1-(613)
and all occassions. Have
472-3896
my own magician Call Er-
nie 6684932
• Party
• Services
• e
Business
•
Services
MAGICIAN, clown friends.
ready to entertain for any
DO YOU have a small
age, any occasion Birth-
business? Let Ambenea
days, promotions. open-
Business Services handle
rugs, lund raisers. Magic
your book keeping and
shows are tun! Lettuce
word processing needs.
help 839-7057 or 728-
We provide quick and efb-
8334
sent service for both com-
puterized and manual sys-
tems. Call 905-831-1642
• House House Heafth
• Clewing • Cleaning iBeauty
GAILLIND
IiIAW SERVICES
SPRING SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade.
nin(Fully bonded and wred)
683-7515
HARRY -0 -THE- stretching, our speciality.
MOVERS - Move big or Free estimates. D & N
small, we price them all! Duncan, 987-1799 or 987-e , ' Gard6ning i • Gardening lit
Free estimates, seniors 1800 • Landscaping • LandwAping
discount, short notice
moves, Appliances moved,
also storage space avail- ETREEINTENANCE & REMOVA
able Comparable rates. 8Also tree stump removal -
Carl x32-2850. ndscaping "Free Estimates"
CALL i: 1 1esu Dave 831-7055
HAVING HEALTH PROB-
LEMS? Try out high quality
all natural He" Nutrition-
al supplement. Contact
Colvin or Susan at (905)
649-5241.Fax (905)649-
5629
News Advertiser
Classified Dept.
open every
Mon. to Fri.
B-00 a.m. - 8:00
p.m.
Sat. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 693-0707
Help I Sales ' Saks Help/ 1 Saks Help/
AgentAgent
TYLIST, Experienced
ale or female. motivated
ylist required for progres-
,e salon Must have pro-
sslonalism, creativity. and
committed attitude We
ter Incentive packages,
)grading education and
!rsonal friendly at-
3sphete for your clientele
1905-430 3156
TORONTO STAR re-
quires enthusiastic, outgo-
ir,g Adult Door to Door
sales people to Introduce
cu' special offer to new
h'r,•e delivery subscribers
m Durham Your commit -
of 12 hours (5.30pm
u G,m) = $S$$ We pro -
v cIe exclusive territories.
1,a -,ng Guarantee plus
b,,,'s, monthly achieve -
incentives Door to
c sales experience an
transportation re -
Call for Informatil
•:few Paul McGill
686 2292 Mon Fn,
5 30
WAITRESSES and bar-
; s wanted Expert -
preferred Rack'em
Billiards. Ajax 61 9-
PART TIME short order
y ✓q, ren, fcr busy res -
art Cali for interview
8b65
WANTED' '3 people to
c 30 pounds by
.inksgivmg All natural.
;tor recommended Ask
ev Call toll tree 1-800-
6.82
WORK ', uOM HOME. do -
c •- e survey over the
)ne 512 50 an hour, on
lay. Ime Please call
.�5 1: ' 5935
Office
FAIJ Help
EXPERIENCED recep-
;r.. for small
a, -,IficeF computer liter
e nor smoking office
rx resumes after 4pm only
428 8414, or marl to 85
nar^cers Or r5. Ajax LIZ
_2'
AC COUNTING7C US -
TOMER -,,.-e. General
:_nes Must have
7ooa accounting back
^gird with knowledge of
WordPerfect and Lotus
2 3 Customer service
w'h Home budding expen-
+nce a dehnde asset Fax
esume to (9051 436-9605
)rely those selected for in-
'ervlew will be contacted
RECORD COMPANY
�erK% Sales Rep •^
4r`• a accot 3 - me
;realer Toronto area Du-
es also Include felemar-
eting Immediate opening.
;ales and music back -
/round an asset Fax re.
ume to (905) 666-9205
EXPERIENCED Recep-
'cr,si Secretary for very
usy office Must be prote-
ient with windows 95 and
able to work under pres-
,.re Call (416) 724-2000
FINANCIAL ACCOUNT-
ANT .:re yr contract, cus-
"export experience. Fax
esume to Ingrid MaCDoi
;al. Interim Personnel
7-0627
IF you are married, singe
gle parent, separated or
J,orced You may quality
Financial Assistance.
DIP/CERT programs avail-
able Quark, Illustrator,
Photo shop. Director.
Premier, Access, Accpac.
Autocad, C++, VlsuW Basic,
Unix. Novell Engineer,
Windows N.T. Small Talk,
Power Point, Word, Excel,
Durham Business Comput-
er College, 427-3010
1 Midi / Ageallis
10 - 15 MATURE motivat.
ed people needed for can-
vassing sales promotions.
Picker ng - Oshawa area.
Vehicle required. 905-666-
1047 Or 1-800-575-6399.
Skilled
Help
BILINGUAL BOOK_
KEEPER (Billing Special-
ist) 3rd. yr. CMA/CGA coni
Plated. Fax resume to: In-
grid MacDougall Interim
Personnel (905) 837.0627
EXPERIENCED PREP.
ER required for busy flat
rate shop in Whitby. Call
JENSON AUTO BODY 9o5_
W-3331
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
required for our new sports product. Position available
3 days/week. Also able to handle print sales and dis-
tribution 2 days/week. Previous sales experience a
definite asset but not essential. Aggressive & self -
motivating are qualities you will need to succeed in
this position.
Reply with resume to:
Retail Advertising Manager
Oshawa Whitby This Week
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 7L5
Att: Sales Position
We offer a smoke-free equal -opportunity environment
PART TIME TELEMARKETER
required to promote retail sales features. Previous
sales experience a definite asset.
Reply with resume to:
Retail Advertising Manager
Oshawa Whitby This Week
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 7L5
Att: Telemarketing Position
We offer a smoke-free equal -opportunity environment
REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY
2 positions open.
Advertising Sales Rep.
1 entry level
1 experienced (min. 2 yrs)
Telephone Directory Sales and layout
experience an asset.
If you are outgoing, highly motivated,
and have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer
satisfaction, we would like you to loin
our winning team.
Existing and new accounts, training,
commissions and base pay.
Mail or fax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
Ontario, US 2H5
Fax. # 619-9068
Skilled Skilled
Help Help
We are a progressive Canadian
manufacturer of moulded rubber
products with an immediate re-
quirement for a qualified
MAINTENANCE
MILLWRIGHT
Applicants must be able to com-
plete mechanical installations and
trouble shoot mechanical prob-
lems. In addition to the mechani-
cal requirements the ideal can-
didate must be able to perform
some routine electrical main-
tenance. Position involves shift
work.
Qualifications: Millwright's licence
is mandatory with a minimum 5
years experience in a manufac-
turing environment. You will be re-
quired to supply your own tools.
You must possess the ability to
work with minimal supervision.
Please forward your resume to:
WEGU Canada Inc.
Attention: Human
Resources Department
P. O. Box 567
Whitby, Ontario
LIN 5V3
Only applicants selected for
interviews will be contacted.
Daycare'
• I w nted I['..
I Wanted
BABYSITTER needed In
my home to care for 4 8 5
year old. Mon. -Fri., 3 pm -5
pm. Must be flexible, non
smoker, experience and
references. 683-0869
LIVE-IN / OUT nanny
housekeeper for strong
willed 11 years old and 6
month baby. Must be lov-
ing, outgoing, conscien-
tious, non smoker. October
ISL, Pickering. 416-282-
2521.
Daycare
• Available
A. i,nlLLf AHF Daily ac -
•,ties, in large bright play
'oom based on mOntMy
limes Child and infant
PR 3 1'2 years expert
ecce Liverpool a F,ncn
4,0-2620
AFFORDABLE a Loving
environment Around c:•^
er term Glengrove P5 on
Glenview Rd Full a part
•'me Receipts Mother bf
two 839-7237
QUALITY, AFFORD-
ABLE :av are My -;me
exp ages 1 Kinder
garten great rated Hwy 2
and Chapman- Jill 427-
9505
DAYCARE
8 yrs ext . reas ates,
ret available. good
structured routine,
flex hours any age
Welcome, back up Day-
care provided
420-8526
LCE
CPR a .first Aide offering re-
labk and safe child care in
my home Nutritious meals.
stimulating, creative and
OOsltive environment Non
smoker no pets Jill nv-
er,Ancra Rd; 509-5907
KIDDIE COLLEGE
CHILDCARE Our 3 yr
Olds are learning to read
Soon theyll be reading
their parents a bedtime
story, will yours? Small pri-
vate daycare situated ,n ex -
Ira large home, educational
computer games library
visits• dress up lots of tun
and learning We even in-
clude body painting Curi-
ous?
urrous? Call Pauline at 433
8711 Affordable. full time
placement and pick up
available
LOVING mother of 5. 12
yrs. exp, full/ part time
childcare. ECE, First Aid.
CPR. . Smoke' pet- tree.
Playroom. fenced yard. Any
age. Lisa 427.4261.
QUALITY home daycare
providing an educational
fun -loving environment
Large fenced yard, play-
rooms and lots of toys. 11
years experience, respon-
sible mother, non-smoker.
Full time daycare providing
receipts and references
$75. and up. Westneyl
Rossland. 905-683-4438.
DAYCARE CENIM
(Nue-uty rliYrgo's Pill
535 Rougemount Dr.
Oualitied ECE leachers,
non-smokers, nutritious
meals 8 snacks, receipts
Full Day Programs
Nursery 9am - 11 am
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filled base. sell In stores for
S30C . before taxes $250
509--3796
:;RYER, Kenmore ru,,,
:uty. beard yew wr,te
5200 509-5560
FITNESS MEMBERSHIP
I,, at P•emI@r
Heanh Club .n Ala. S290
�Do 905 831-674'
NEWs!' Aler 5225. solid
„a. - c-hangetable S350.
new F P Swing $90. play.
:en S40. new ke-isene
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sultant refining. an to go
619-1986
7 PC ,a,0 osis cye ma
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a table and 5 chars.
'uuffet exceup"t cnndiAOn
$1500 JCC professional
drafting table 5350. 2 yr
old Inglis washer $275
i1asstop table,4 chairs
'50 solid pine Iablei4
benches 5275 3 Coftee 'a-
les S25 - S 7 5 walri,? war
drobe $235. 2 so11d wood
dressers,nvnor $•55 eacr
dryer and apt stove $95
each, R V propane I, age
5130, ural nut SI'C 5 Pc
bedroom suite S25C arm
chairs S35 each many
omen 4ems 697-3532
STORM DOOR wnde
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cottage Includes all fix
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&-! ;,,es E,e ,^y must
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905-665.8262
B 8 W DARKROOM
sae C^'ega B __ r a• ;r'
numerous trayst:mer temp
�ontrol pump. asking $500.
plus other accessories
434 5098
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Tues 9 30 6 DC wed
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from $45 uc it of new
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sottware pkgs
5200$806 less than -past
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905. 697 3C59 Or 64
Baseline Rd E Bowmar
vine
PIANO K ^Call apart • ' Lost 8r
Dea✓: a oak Found
sh full .Keys i Dench -
new s2'rr-ie
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509--3796
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:uty. beard yew wr,te
5200 509-5560
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I,, at P•emI@r
Heanh Club .n Ala. S290
�Do 905 831-674'
NEWs!' Aler 5225. solid
„a. - c-hangetable S350.
new F P Swing $90. play.
:en S40. new ke-isene
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sultant refining. an to go
619-1986
7 PC ,a,0 osis cye ma
Pe ^ed'oomm suite cost
$7000 in 1965 one of a
ra S35M 000 oak an
a table and 5 chars.
'uuffet exceup"t cnndiAOn
$1500 JCC professional
drafting table 5350. 2 yr
old Inglis washer $275
i1asstop table,4 chairs
'50 solid pine Iablei4
benches 5275 3 Coftee 'a-
les S25 - S 7 5 walri,? war
drobe $235. 2 so11d wood
dressers,nvnor $•55 eacr
dryer and apt stove $95
each, R V propane I, age
5130, ural nut SI'C 5 Pc
bedroom suite S25C arm
chairs S35 each many
omen 4ems 697-3532
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are t
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ideal tor^ouse oaicony or
cottage Includes all fix
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sae C^'ega B __ r a• ;r'
numerous trayst:mer temp
�ontrol pump. asking $500.
plus other accessories
434 5098
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C ea•,i ., Centers new
hours Mor 9 3C 5 OC
Tues 9 30 6 DC wed
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$895 386 s from $165
286s from 525 Laptops
$355 uv VGA ^+ci-dors
from $45 uc it of new
Samhuck •actory built pent
sottware pkgs
5200$806 less than -past
Super 5:or@ -sole laS•
Bring your quotes ads
Save or' supero, products
905. 697 3C59 Or 64
Baseline Rd E Bowmar
vine
PIANO K ^Call apart • ' Lost 8r
Dea✓: a oak Found
sh full .Keys i Dench -
new s2'rr-ie
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utatror Cal atter spm 905 905,y2D-g328
683-1563
UPRIGHT FREEZER,
Convector oven ma to
1.42 Karat diamond ring
wide yeiiow gold shank
appraised at S1' 000 must
sell. asking $450C boo
Call 434 7225
ROCK BOTTOM DEALS
3 door fridge 5500 Mi-
crowave stand $50 TV's
from S250 VCR's w -rem -
ole from 5129 Guitar 5250
Heart shaped diamond ring
S3,'500 Apt sized washer,
dryer from 5400 Fridge,
Stove set $500 Full sized
-1 el- lull
crowaves from S50 We buy
and sell almost anything.
Shop by phone Delivery
available, most nems guar-
anteed, lay -a -way program.
22 simcoe St. N. Oshawa.
905436-1320.
30' ALMOND stove, air
conditioner, apartment -size
dryer, 2 kerosene heaters.
Consul stereo, kitchen set/
china cabinet, round glass
table(4 swivel chairs, ped-
estal table/4 chairs, sec.
tional couch, secretary
d W h d il k
CARPET 3 rooms 5299.
price nciudes 30 yards of
carpet, premium pad and
nstallaton Custom blinds
also available at lowest
prices Sal 905-4322750
Carpet Broker, 1001.
Nylon thick• plush, stain re-
sistant carpet For 3 rooms,
only $369 00 Price in-
cludes 30 Sq yds carpet•
deluxe pad and Installation
in your home Free quota-
tion In your home No in-
terest. no payment for One
full year. Daniel. 1-800-
217-0104.
Carpet Mill Disrtibutors,
12 months No payments,
No Interest, (OAC) 3 rooms
(300sq.ft ) installed with
deluxe pad from ori $399.
Specials on Vinyl. eramic
and Hardwood Flooring.
Free Shop At Home. 1-800-
663-6046.
CARPETS - lots of carpet.
100% nylon, new stain re-
lease carpets on hand. I
will carpel 3 rooms, 5349.
Price includes carpet, pre-
mium pad, expert installa-
tion. fast delivery, free Mir -
mates (30 yards), Norman
es car, reser, es , 68&2314
hutch, 1 night table. protes-
slonal weight equipment
Y 9 alnng _.Om :able 4 „^a,n
s,de-by side mage theta- Ethan Auer two extra
Peutic massage chair wing seats with under pads. large
chair. coNee,end lades hsh tank 3 month Ola ill
entertainment unit. RCA pool electric stove. wad
TV console 8 stereo con-
BOUVIER PUP 5 months
'emaleblacK asK.�g $35C
c,It 426 8C86
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
ASSOC. vc,aay -,gni
Oct - novice Tuesday
Oct 8 Bas.c Register now
unit, exerciseDike and row -
Call Bev 435 0868
sole (905683-1023 ,ng macnne Call 905) BARN toe rent or Individual
CRAFTSMAN, 10 H P P8 619-2592 Make reason- horse stables ,stalls). locat-
Inch snowblower Used able offer ed near Lakerlage. Taun-
once last year Like new WALKING TREADMILL, ton Rd. Whitby 905-427-
$750 579-6322 'Fit For Life' Goes up to 5 6660
EXERCISE m1 per nour,display shows
equipment E time speed, distance, cWo-
Force Trainer $200 obo rtes burned. and pulse Like
Coffee fade, matching end new 5275. 080 579-6901
tales. 5425 n In n C r
typewriter/process $199. WORD PERFECT 51
Mita Copier zoom and find- complete. S99. OWcken
er features $400. Large 6 0. $40 MS dos 5 0. S50,
toaster oven (Delonghp sett Assorted children's soft -
cleaning, 545.721-9155 ware. S25 -S50 Call 509-
ELEGANT 9 pc. Peppier
fining room suite. oak, buf-
fet 8 hutch. 6 chairs. 2 leaf
table. asking $2500 in ex-
cellent condition like new.
call 905-263-8563.
FILTER QUEEN vacuum
one yr. old excellent condi
lion. all attachments. Paid
S2.000 Asking $ 000. or
best offer 725-3956 after 6
pm
1Rh Mal A lrarlbr 2R• flmr
model TV. riding lawn
mower, white fridge. 15111
freezer 905-438-0526
5 HORSEPOWER - out-
board motor Asking $100.
805-434-6257
For Safe
Full size washer 8 dryer.
Gently used. works like new!
$500. or best offer.
call Steve B 839.6414
GAMES FOR RENT -
Quality game lades Includ-
ing Table Soccer. Chexx
Bubble Hockey, Air Hock-
ey, Slot Car Circum. We de-
liver. Tournament 905-619-
9700
1448.
WROUGHT IRON TABLE.
with glass top Based
serves as a plant holder.
30' high X 28' long Asking
$145.00 Phone 721-0601
PKIIArticles
Wanted
ANTIQUES Absolutely.
Purchasing furniture or an-
ything old. Scientific instru-
ments, china, siNet. adrzer-
long, toys, decors, dolls.
milk bottles, collections or
estates. Call Robert Bowen
Antiques (905) 655.8049,
Brooklln.
NEWFOUNDLAND puppy,
registered), 17 weeks old.
male Has all papers and
has had all shots. asking
5350 416-94&7633
PUREBRED Sheltie pups
(toy colke). CKC-registered,
micro-chrpped, 1st shots,
sable colour, ready to go.
$400. Call 905-686-7886.
BOXER PUPPIES enrich
your life with the loyalty and
companionship of a boxer.
Bred for superior temper-
ment and Intelligence.
C K.0 registered. Call Pro -
Boxer's Reg'd Kennels.
655.3028
10 Dalmatian Puppies, 4
males, 6 females $550
obo. Mother Is loveable a
beautiful Father affection-
ate 8 gorgeous' Vet
checked, all shois Including
breeding papers. pedigree
paper: of both parents.
Luanne 904-432-2000 or
905-610-9688.
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Automobiles Automobiles
1 For Sale Auto Parts
Wanted 5 , & Repairs
CERTICAR Is over-
- Houses Houses
/ Shared
Apart Apart I aff-
/ � � pFor Rent / pFor Rent ' For Rent For Rent Accomodation
/ 1 �
Apartments
For Rent
1981 CAMARO. 4 4 litre
CERTICAR Is over-
1967 MUSTANG parts
AVAILABLE IMME-
1986 CELEBRITY - cyl
v 8 new Das lank exhaust
Kenwood
stocked. Over 42 fine
for sale' Excellent condi
DIATELY, r, Wh,tby Apt
33 FALBY COURT
and battery sten
reconditioned vehicles
Ion Doors. lenders. etc
buiomg spacious. carpet
ATTENTION FISHER
eo. runs well, as is. 51.200
at tremendous saving
Can Rod 905 571-694C
ed newly painted w4h bat
on, 33L55P�J
D'
Telephone (9051 432-
Fa Ten ek_eiient mini vans
I1y -..� .. - HP Jnhn-
cony close to bus. shop.
2 & 3 bedroom apartments in
1619 or (9051 6443734
Astros. Aerostats. Caravans
DELUXE LARGE 2 ted
ping. all utilities included.
S5 EA8 5 Cavaliers. Su^
1981 CHEV MALIBU
from $4.995 1993 Trans-
' owmobiles
last last required. no pets.
family building. Air conditioning,
Sl- Wgn auto V15 gDoc
port SE oaded now
990 Grand P,x CTE cad
1 bedroom 5650. 2 bed
month Pius hyd•c ava labie
running conn . body ^ fair
514.250 1995 Gee 5
9t`-
room, $750 can 430-0134
broadloom, 2 appliances, laundry
coma, must sell 5650
speed 25.000 kms only
1995 XLT Triple. gas
BACHELOR APT. on
'990 Cutlass Sup -erne
Doc Cal 905686 1632 or
58650 1988 Jeep Truck 4
SnOcks Sk sk•,s very good
Hobb•, Far-, a"i•, les to
facilities and underground ark
g
416 346 ' J4C
x 4 beautyonly s
Y 55.99_
condition S` ? •0 985
Oshawa 905-4 3 3 8 795
p
1983 Buick Regale. 2 door,
199C Lumina loaded. low
3561
BEAUTIFUL 1 bedroom
Ing included. From $743-$843.
ION loaded good condi
kms mint S' 995 1987
LIMITED EDITION Indy
brie^ en! apartment. own
ROOMMATE WANTED
ton. 5265;. Call
Subaru 4 x 4 wagon. nice
60. ^••••ac.,laie Cord,tion.
laundry room. parking. en
CO
Vp6-0841 weekdays
(905 '28-9593
sale S3,975 199'. Tempo
air t k:7 .. o
horded ho; t^ go pipes.
new s d tr k 5
1r3nce Harwood between
:tiejOSHAWA
a r
2 belt'^"- -S" floor '-'
tl IA :�h.uluh' Afl ordahlr'
WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD
TO BUT A HOUSE?
Wfll RFNT? OWN HOUR 11Lri11:'1
1.1 if
pacments
Bedroom Semi yn7l, month
I+rJnuin hungalutx' S7s1i month
1 I+rklroom IF I\v, jUh4, month
No down payment? Bad Credit? Bankrupt) Call Me'
N051S71-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
HARK STAi'LEY
\Jlr, Rol, suttoll (Ifoul, I \,rl R,.iln In:
AJAX 4 bedroom execu
live horse, air conditioning,
laundry, exclusive use OI
family room, lots of privacy.
nonsmoker. $375 plus
Call 428-9214
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE
LY, luxury furnished home,
apt , prefer Christian single
ady student • professional
r retired to share w/work
g lady in quiet neighbor
-
"ood Non-smoker/no pets
E Or viewing (905)433-
9971res'005)4047318pgr
1985 FORD Tempt•. au+.o ' au o _0 t9F_ Dee ac o_00 4C1 b Hwy 2 Available Oct 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 m.
TemDc air- auto. S2 9a5 9853561 ' Ne smok,r. or p• TOWnh0U5eS TOWnhOUSBS
16 b a^- •m cassette. Pats I t /
166000«^• $1500 Or best 1990 F•ebird loader t ?05619-8061
5 5 tops 95.000 k^•s uckl r_`u COURTICE bdrm bsmt For Rent
over ca 9J_ n-szts For Rent
a'te• bpm 5''-' Ise- A„O o„ar•o � Marine _ _ _
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS
2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc-
es. underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT
MON - THURS 9 A M - 8 P.M
FRI 9 A.M -5 P.M
(905)683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
aivr,
SSW DOWN. OWN A
NEW DETACHED 3 OR 4
BEDROOM HOME,
CALL 905•
623-6549
Wee
VS auto es DC air cruise
4 * .,adec On'v 52 995
-
-ummng machine As.
.wl L.-';; �yeo s:ngie non
1986 CELEBRITY - cyl
air
OSHAWA .,,;
nJke, Fridge stove Or
..• »;- -985
19e- Ec^nev..a Cole:
n,' all ex -as New Tres
ate er•lrance 's. last re-
Dco » aur_
Dooge
nc a• sale 53995 1988
ATTENTION FISHER
mints Ater
$1 qo5 :eft pw ,'^5 9l5
erl
� �-
Mazca 323 - ;edam
PERSONS'- ' 995
on, 33L55P�J
D'
404.9759
$2 69; 1969 CeleL' ly
I1y -..� .. - HP Jnhn-
pets SE5C.
(4'E
Eu'c bade: back
son 2 !,Sl 'nle's rolling
DELUXE LARGE 2 ted
1986 ti' c!a^^, GL 4 Cy 4
S5 EA8 5 Cavaliers. Su^
motor 3 "a!*e,:es, 'iveweii,
rr' -. '= :..ere. .ever
sPee' Exceile^• running
- '.oaoed '•om 5» 9'35
Baitweli. k
•oil frolders. rer�
floor in Oshawa S74C
Mus' sen S"JCC obc 905
990 Grand P,x CTE cad
ec c+, �
-. 00 OBO cal' 623-
month Pius hyd•c ava labie
4,9'337
`
Customers send their
9t`-
immediately. Cali 430'8'6
a^; 2
edsunroct while .58 851
last, available immed,ateiy
qr 4344563 ask fo, John
1986 -PANS A'.! Troofs
'990 Cutlass Sup -erne
1995 D-lans E5'J Wa-e'
- .-r Cra", wits F•. HP
-
a' -• - -asse••e Lxack w�!^
loaded 91 1)00 kris
c'a•• N._elenl .oro!^"
FAIRPORT 8 FINCH
go a Neve• weer v
g s
Only 3C sours use (;,eat
Li- I- ' real Dase,ert
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS
2 & 3 bedrooms. broadloom, 2 applianc-
es. underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT
MON - THURS 9 A M - 8 P.M
FRI 9 A.M -5 P.M
(905)683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
aivr,
SSW DOWN. OWN A
NEW DETACHED 3 OR 4
BEDROOM HOME,
CALL 905•
623-6549
Wee
VS auto es DC air cruise
F .,95 See you at Cer-
ticar Auto Center 155
-
-ummng machine As.
apt Sep err
. cable
air
OSHAWA .,,;
SPACIOUS
uru'
:. r , i. -,p. we. -insulated.
i 2' aloes in Whitby blow
n,' all ex -as New Tres
Kin St. West at Mid-
9
54F. _ -to or will !•ade
laundry, ne
smoking
no
ser• - - •- on, eat - in
aC
-•rai Wr !L-
e y
ble garage ava'aD,e im
5680C Ob- a' 9C5 985
!own Mall 579-2886
^_w cb ie Poore 905
pets SE5C.
(4'E
254
k,tcnen 5685 per mo in-
Ava LeDie
Oct' coin
mediately 5,250 mon•h
49.7 Cr 4•E -67 270C ext385
Open Sunday "Where
35EE
6184
h �•-• '. a'^s hnishetl
WHITBY newer well-keptm
nudes utilities parkin 9 lst
lauror ypark�n,
no pets.
(a1E1 a44 1685
3328 8 3C 1 3; D •^.
Customers send their
SKI BOAT 'a76 14 - 2 h
FOR RENT
a^; 2
Dec-
last, available immed,ateiy
5520 + "vdre 6h5 818'
utilities Indu l..•: 5430;
1987 ;ra^o Am. 2 IF V6.
friends-
- .-r Cra", wits F•. HP
-
- -
very
quiet
25-6684 7234'05
SPACIOUS
ba em nt
AJAX : be7rm semi main
Y ' • 50 d
EXPERIENCE
FAMILY LIVING
1975 MEMORY LANE,
PICKERING
Oversized 3 ocaroom. 11,2 bath
townhouses with 2 appliances, gas
heating. parquet floors. fenced In
backyards. Close to schools, transit.
parks & shopping.
MARCHANT PROPERTIES
(416) 321-9986
s e _ I usive non
.e'. -ean ^ew ';res very mof„r compere w,I' vier arc wen kep' building CLEAN IAMILY BUILD at:* -, '_-,rice S800mo smokers referencest COURTICE
clear S320C cerl,neo 579-
0804
1988 ACURAs
'erour• s w.z-ert,ohere
E-_ener! condirio^ 168K
Ce-I'ie0 w wa^a^nes Ask-
ing 5788° Ca 905263-
2468
1988 CELEBRITY 2 5L
a -,C -a' _-D S.
D b '79 OOOkm nignway
ex _e en! co^dot or PC-
hc^ ca. mus! De seer.
S28JC cerr,frec Doc W-"•
las: 9:5 683-8623
1989 HONDA CRX
A & K TOWING
Cash On the Spot
-7 and Scrap cars
;ticks any condi-
Ca'' arl;rorr,e 24
7 dans f=ast 3C
serince Nc parts
liable
Call Ken
(905) 509.5584
(416)452-776'
ixce:le^• drape 53000
-O
close tc ac amer,;ies bus
Ra.S '. 7,rawa 2 8
ncwdes Parking laundry,
s
-6w.n:...
last. ava,' Nnv)056W
h:r - 2 bathnice
511afeti.
/ '
L• c 305 8314F %
stop at door Park He %
3 bdF^;., nclusrve Pay ca
Jnuhes and srorage area
1229
I,xarnr access to schsols.
ACCOflgdat10n
Apartments
Oshawa Phone 579 30'
GATEWAY ';OMM(JNITY
bre park ^; 4 ao,nary fac
722
Available Oct Call 905,
434 't C3 or 519-243-3685
---
AJAX DETACHED 2
church public transit. avail
�e Nov •st No pets Cali
ROOM for
lent driving car Ce,'
HC V E - 'r"
ec q,'ef 12 ole- Hard
95 50^ Carey 905 987-
h- ;" -,unga: )w nice
905 420- 'J3, Cpm
rent snare
For Rent
"'- ava.,
Van fully loaded. power
SUBLET furnished 2 Dec
Home close �^ shopping
GG 9
after
__ _ __
h �•-• '. a'^s hnishetl
WHITBY newer well-keptm
able it family section 2
OSHAWA -,e r.; GM t
room ' 1 2 bans rail in
and GO S790.mo . unines
NORTH OSHAWA. 3
basement ark - ; I unory.
D a
OSHAWA - s
Dedrom ap' S: SC noud.
rig utiRies at 120 Colborne
„,,.,
<" .. ;�r-, apartments.
ciusive ND,, ' Apr 30
1sllast 905 683.306'
t.,.;.. ... ! ,i _,,...�„t
utilities Indu l..•: 5430;
uwrokxn
1SIJU 1 905.686-8904.
$600. $725 b S835 espec
S800 •^.onto Nc petsno-lownrouses
fireplace, double ga-
in well main
month Call 831 9855
caie� r -' Maa^,a and
S! W Oshawa Beauhtui
•,veiy Call 9054285740
chiidrer b non smokers
AJAX Harwood Bayly. 3-
tamed family complex
AJAX, Country setting, top
.a5 Masson Sneer Avail-
view directly facing onto
$5350 Olio 434-2775 .
Ri!son Hincrof! ;905 g; �.
Fen,• " main floor_ sepa
Freshly deer, rated with
ROOMMATE WANTED
Ole m-ediately 5500 b
-n"dress A•e^a Park Very
,. efl Park
2026
rate entrance. 595; month.
Frig stove. c'ose to all
N 1F• pL.
[700 all inclusive %c pets
dear, and quiet m, Jdem se.
:tiejOSHAWA
a r
2 belt'^"- -S" floor '-'
lstaaSt 50°° of Je. Close
.. _ ye,J
a" 905576 '724
cu,e
C •e Grand
house dg backyard $795
GO C x 41^ 11-1
amemnes Startingat
male is preterabi IOok,nr
y
.ew Pei. Fee
Duidmg 571-088- 9 5 an utilities Hauled Nc
BEDROOM n' -e9 p m Mo Fr dogs Available Oct 'SI
:aria•.•- _., _ - act 1A)5 435-2433
'.ea• Lake :Jnraro. Wer
nu,' Pi_.r-^g Included
eat ^vCr• •aundr la^il,-
reg .• ,., -'.. �,. w
A_-JMCBr ES
y
Ifs $595 Suitable for one
tires r -_y' Sr 54 DOC c'
_ n - _• scrap
Close ' schools Dubuc
lies' C"er 905 E'9-6862
qny• : any age
trans.' Call Pau; 4'E 805
1988 HONDA PRE
'fee •emova it the Durham
999
LUDE - --. -
Region =asr, paid Also
NORTH OSHAWA -us
130 ".i,i - wnee� steer-
neeoea -5 to "87 Chev or
_ H. , 2
ing sur,rc, ' aa'^ excel
GMC pck_: 'or parts Car;
bei Dein .r newly •enwat
lent driving car Ce,'
aryt:me Os"awa 905-43'
ec q,'ef 12 ole- Hard
95 50^ Carey 905 987-
p4:-
w00c floors neat nc• wa
PICKERING L NERPOOL
.Vg, d:''.e ` Dedr
nam floor while an
graY DFOa000n` A(k ,se
I GO No Pif!s Oct ,
S':57 905 ''� 7222 Or
4tp 494 3'65
o a u r 5738 month On site
";'" for same tc snare a sinal, 3
12'5739 olhce Call 905 728-37" bedroom home in Courtice
CAESAREA t0 min '-remediate occupanc,
'iedroom house ileal for
:OUPEe 5675 plus hydro.
norm 1416 '60--0206
EAST ,-.hawa 3 bedroom
J.. • •irshed basement,
IU to deck lenced yard
TWO BEDROOM la'age prvate anveway.
PICKERING VILLAGE avadaoe Oct 1st. 592'.
Mm^ - "way •r•- .,r. ;>.• ,rat -.-, :lex utilities Ar„t',er avaiwDie
ed bachelo, apt Parking neat ::able park 'ridge Nov tsl 905 668- 82' 3
ose lc all amenities. avail stove. ,s• last. -r ',st
4563 t - 11-xned 6g6.8g,r. $597 Eat in kitchen. small BAY RIDGES. MJ r floor.
ler park ng and cable -s -
vailae'e S550 inclusive
'lease call 427 6277
ums
L i�PJ on�ForlRent
!-BEDROOM Dodo for
_, , 50.nydro.
-ager stove, a sn wa•.'ier
"ashen dryer mc'utled `nt
Iso required Alhol.Mary
Nri,•,v reriwaieu 54+5 me bedrooms 985-9016 after 3 : ••: r ar %reoice.
1%9 DODGE On,^ ex CARS FOR CASH' Ne included laundry facdins PICKERING bedroom OSHAWA I, Oshawa Call 905 43b
in Clus+ve Avar Nov 'SI 5 hardwood floors. 4 appl
cc e^' :_1 11'1-_ ASk�^g Dur -sec .e^ ,-� lett;- Ns Cogs S68E nyar0 base"`••'•' J.' female we' S9'` . 50% utilities Close ? De•Ji v,>r. tau tJatnS lin 0278 to view,
cies ^rust be in running uvea S';, !c Call 571 5320 WHITBY 1-bedrnom ;shed basement.
52400 Calc 905666- 4 9� S'2 per come non smoke'• pets to GO nonsmoker Avail $950
2706 3 'lam condition Cal. 42' 2415 or ^+ohm, 305 575 -?962 acJ••^w�' Jvailable ,mine. month all mduSive lstlasl. AJAX Bedroom. avail
OSHAWA LARGE � bed- ncludes laundry „f'l'ues able Sept tstlast ,9051
-pr,+, .c 479 araney SS75;monm in available Olt IV Call Ill it., '+ , ist Securityair.
1990 LUMINA EURO. Bav'v 5i East 2 BEDROOM apartment for rco" 1. •i '•!1 tire- park's, Sep ent Oct &3' 4753
_ A,a. at MURAD AUTO rent. S650,mm . urines place 6 appliances in $535 '1st & as! ref. 831- dudes heat 8 t><nkr, lir i tree 0 5'9 7?55772 after pool broadluomed. 590;,
1. ,a Je7 ^- 'wr ' SALES clud,n laundry car Call 430:`953 723 OSHAWA ',ear OC. 3 tone press 9009 inclusive. Ist last. Petra
lx conn 5430'. occ icor 1st and :as: recd No pets 9 v 2 full 0758
986 Che,;et!e nc rust Counce �Cate 436 2429 baths 1400 sq all con 6965 bear' oro. ? bath 1051 839-5549 after 6
>PE xo as a 655-3x49HE
TfUCkS *1IN y nterc0m park.ng PICKERING. ' bec•_' v, WHITBY rnlraI victorran ooms. Urge eat m kr.a.en Rooms ^
2 BEDROOM 5650 Close !c 'are 5975 mor•. case-„•" a includetl with walk.; tJ deck /
B' 9 for Sale ve Odra s ,>• t... ;ling on a ma/ure Fenced a, : ;rivate drive for Rent
-Ir•ues A,a Nov St clean. quiet. convenient. Selling Available Sept 1st v AJAX- Near Beach: 1
1991 AUDI 47 000 o.og:. ria area Available Oct 1 Can, to view 905-'259991 dose to all amenities S550 2 bedroom apt 12 ft coil 011ie' family area Close to '111.1 :.,,• I ;wti "loot
rot :.aoea e■_e 1%6 GMC JIMMY Ga g 4CP,lances rcuded %ear or 405 432 697, month rate h se entrance n s Includes utilities d S4-",3,,is, nec centre. trans AJAX FURNISHED viol 1 prkg $790 nrtn .
portatron and shopping -. ... rent :. �t 'd 1st blast. Nov 1st 421
IM! cOrdrtior Mus: se arneoRies 905 2618417 park -G avail .mmea call Parkin, 5850,rnplth 668 Ws neat S935 mo Plus home. own entrance. barn (n69
Outing new :a' $^ _-JO Or 4 a:r URGE ? bedroom base -
cd Piave, as is $2 60'C BACHELOR at,! available m:•• • a -•-;,S from Easiveew `05 42- 9261 232E No phone calls after
ties: otter 905-43 BJE6 rT ,,air m utilities F,rst'East requires b kilchen Non smoker
723-1366 atter 5 D m. - Som y Hydro goys b gins dub. Indge b Available Nov t Call after WHITBY HARBOUR SAIL -
1992 • nda Civic LX 4 IF In quie! Eprex Durdwg ap- Stove ser drive available Pickering ' borm bsmt 2 F rut piuS deposit ::all 686
1994 FORD RANGER WHITBY, bedroom. 2 7 p m 905 839 4552 7260 WINDS, large I bedroom
,ew ! -es '32.JOC . - drances nciudec Gose to ;mmed first b .asl $750 aD' Nea• GO 5556 in b.Yh, .•.a1^ floor laundryluxurypurarn 2 bans. 5
km. m,rr cjrgi0on. Exce. XL ' - an amenities Dunlop St plus hydro gas near; 434- crudes laundry b .dirties room newly renovated, SOUTH Oshawa 3+1- AJAX .,ifurnismea large applrecreational tart se
re^r runner Ceml-ec sPeea Powe' steering. ;905666-5535 5247 Sept 1St Non smoker no bedro,;rr bungalow. fm -
Sr' il Nov
500 Doc 576-9415 brakes bed lire, rmmacu Deofloyn Pets AvauaDie now �y0L,833�398 Plus hydro fished basement 4 ap Pe sl Separate entrance'ac•ol tstii rS95ty 2uard Avinclusive
,ale S SOC o b e Car? apartments. UVERPOOL/BAYLY 1 prances. large fences yard. ,
1993 GEO STORM. (905 438-8056 (905 E s:c'r building close to 1905)839-4.37 8 1asf, 5340 mo 683-5088 9051a�8- 7491
spacious bedroom WHITBY uxu^y 2 -bed- patio shed no pets. 5995+
dr natc, a -IC w -'r a' 434-234'. schools nbra•y South GM base^e Dnvate $645 roc.m aparimert near GO. utilities Istlast. references. AJAX urge bright bed sit
65.000 k SE SDG (9051 dant Available.mmediate PICKERING arge 1 -bed
p16S utrhites a'C laundry, r_ _m basement ui lots of parking appliances available Nov 1st 905- ting room with Bay window 0ifiee &
438.1749 y One month free rent near Go:401 Avaii immed q et included laundr facilities. 725-7677 Share k,tcnen b bath, park A
vans( 428-6328 1 7 bin for ap home Many extras first/ Retail Space
1994 Chevy Gec Metro -2 1 �WI1!!I �1Ve E905' 683-1494 w'o to patic 5825 month ing. cable b 'a,.ntlry inn.
yomtmen, last references no pets. 430.8608 Or 433-7637 TWO bedroom house with Nonsmoker 'urn unfurn
Ooa' low mileage 57600 UVERPOOL/BAYLY $625 inclusive Single garage close to Shopping 5375 a27-6932 OSHAWA 1 Months
or best otter Cal 219 CORDOVA- 2 bdrm huge 2 bedroom base- working adult welcome WHY rent when you can Centre and bus, no petsfoe Rent !!!-
(9051666-1507 19!18 GM ASTRO LT apt Park & Bioor S70G merit. parking Cade. ce- 420-4349 Own your own Home for Call anytime 728-3448 3000 sq
minivan Double blue 8 mo 2nd poor urn util incl ram,cs pool fireplace. we! less than you min0'i Can
Passenger loaded one
7 77
lstlast Parking For more
ca, 5840 Quiet nor.
PICKERING/ Whites,
Dave Haylock Sales Rep
WESTNEYMWY 2 area -
owner certified. S6150
into call 5762877 or 623-
smokers. immediate Carl
Finch Clean, quiet, bright.
ReiMax Summa Really
Clein 3 bedroom, finished
Can 905.579-1799 after
3706 after 3 pm -
905 837-1304
newly renovated one bed-
199tI Ltd (9051 6663800
basement with fireplace 1
4 00 pm
as SIMCOE S Ossa
MAJOR OAK ' Rnch 2
room basement Walkout
or 90'16663211
(
1;2 bath Close to all amen.
1992 CHEV LUMINA APV
war, apartment for rent. gar
large bdrm, lar family
9 9e Y
ravine Separate entrance
a'c. no pets/smoker Suits
'�
rtres. Quiet Cres $1000 +
utilises Call 619-1405
Van fully loaded. power
den, 1 -bedroom, newly-
renovated, fridge. stove,
room bsmt apt Air, quiet
cp, lots d stora �D
1 5660./inclusive 905-
' Houses
F'Or
WHITBY newer well-keptm
IiCD stereo, front and
$500/month+h dro. Avail-
y
9e
est., 2 parking, utilities m-
837-0216.
Rent
family home, good land -
rear A'C. built-in air com-
able immediately. Call
l 80
uded, 50./mo. Oct 1
S. OSHAWA - one bed -
1991 Pont. Transport SE,
lords, 3 -bedroom, 2-1/2
pressor. 7 passenger Ask-
000
(416) 494-9517
1SIJU 1 905.686-8904.
room spacious lower levelbaths.
tober 1st 905-683-8571
fireplace, double ga-
Ajax for a quotation.
Ing OS -2
2528
one bedroom
�
NEW Oshawa bad,elor
of home Private patio. 4
1 A 41
1994 GMC 4 WHEEL
basement apt , stove.
tr,dge. laundry tac . non-
and 2 bedroom basement
apt full kitchen and bath-
appliances. cfvac. fireplace.
utilities pad. $700 tirst/1astl
Laundry available Student
room Tinted windows and
smoker, 5490 inclusive. No
,
references. Available Oct.
baths, fenced yard, avail-
drive. Z71. 350 v-8. fully
Thornton-Tenvdl r
e9a
rooms, parking. Sep en-
1 721-1392
968 5 sq. ft. 53.25 sq. It. net
loaded, immaculate condi-
pets' call 686-3201
trance, $450/ 5500/mo in-
basement room, ricehr fur-
tron, dealer serviced,
AJAX Oxford Towers.
clusnre, firsVlast 432-6465.
SOUTH AJAX Large 1
DODGE mini cargo van.
$19.000 certified or best
Spacious apartments, quiet
NORTH WHITBY, avail-
bedroom separate en -
super clean, 2.2, fibre. well
offer 723-18%
building, dose to sh
shopping.
able Oct 1st, new basement
trance. shared laundry
maintained, ease certified
SHIP - lifetime. includes
401, GO. Pool, sauna 2 8
bachelor, Witch-
bath, ketch.
room. pets. references
Whymore?
Pay 52.500 as
1991 Pont. Transport SE,
3 bedrooms available: Oc-
cru
enene, includes barking,
d.
required. 5600/month. Call
is. (416) 693-5320
7 -pass van. 91Km, loaded,
tober 1st 905-683-8571
laundry, utilities, suit quiet.
686.5519.
1990 Pontiac Sunbird.
must sell, Gem $14,990 Af.
until 7:30 p m
non-smoking worker 5450/
SOUTH OSHAWA, 275
m,
80,000 ka/c, auto. 4 dr,
ter 5. 509-2893
AJAX, Country setting, top
month. Call 668-4063.
Wentworth St. W. large 1,
$5350 Olio 434-2775 .
1979 LIONAL L425 hard
floor of duplex would suit
ONE bedroom basement
2• -bedrooms dose to bus-
Lwr Ivl 5900. 850 sq 2nd
fir $550. 600 sq main
5500. 250 sq main $350.
600 2nd fir $500 Call 434-
2447 or 655-4132
OFFICE space for lease, .
overlooks busy Hwye2.
handicap access. air con.,
plenty of parking. Call
725-9991
Oct. 1 Call (416)694-7601
FURNISHED ROOM
/ hldlutili
Oshawa Centre Quiet
Private kitchen b bath, ca-
Ullits
WHITBY, THICKSON I
de 3 hydro Included
crescent Large bathroom.
ROSSLAND 2 storey de-
Laundry available Student
room Tinted windows and
tacked, 4 bedroll2 1/2
welcome Non smoker
INDUSTRIAL Units,
baths, fenced yard, avail-
$100 iweek. 723-3744
Thornton-Tenvdl r
e9a
able. Oct. Ist. no pets, $1,150
gwred, no pets. 438-1050
968 5 sq. ft. 53.25 sq. It. net
plus .721-9592
PICKERING One large
+ MIT, 579-5077 or after
basement room, ricehr fur-
Spm 571.3281.
WHY RENT? No money
nished at $400. One small-
SOUTH Oshawa, large
clown Own your own home;
er room at $350. Quiet
aretlOUS@
kke new, fridge, stove, $695
dean home Mature gen-
�,k�,,�
ind. 2 bedroom $795 incl. 3
tlemen preferred. Imme-
` PMM
bedroom. all but cable tL
diate possession. 839 -
SHIP - lifetime. includes
phone. Min req gross m-
0257
WANTED TO RENT !
too trader Coleman stove. shale non smnkirvr nor_ ,,., - mow........,..' ,,,,i come 525.000. Call Ken
One I lou
Automobtles
sink. 3 way Indge/freezer,
son. Central air $650 plus
Oshawa Centre Quiet
mediately, $500, $600 8
' iil�r%'d
unique clear stand add -a-
heat 8 hydro Avail imme-
crescent Large bathroom.
up , fridge, stove, heat, hy-
room Tinted windows and
dratefy., 428--8086
private entrance White
dro, parking. 1st hast re-
screens Approx 8'x12'
AJAX, Harwood B Hwy 2.
glove clean No pets 579-
gwred, no pets. 438-1050
A i A TOWING, Pay S50-
very roomy $1.600. olio
Large. clean, quiet, bright
2945
55000 cash for used &
905-435-0339
walk out basement apt
OSHAWA - 888 + 900
SOUTH Oshawa, large
scrap cars & trucks. 24 hrs
Available immedientl .
one tedroom raised base -
7 days Call 905-686-5003
CAMPING MEMBER-
905-619-0803
from $675- 5710 3 bed.
rnent apt. Laundry facilities,
or 905-706.5234: 30 min
SHIP - lifetime. includes
AVAILABLE immediately,
room apt $720, close to
2 car parking, private en-
service
COAST-TO-COAST Cam v
2 bedroom apt Clean. nice
shopping. schools. GM and
trance. $575 all inclusive
US/Canada $4/night. Only
area. south of Park Rd
Go Utiktres included FirsV
Available Nov. ' Mature
$395 US dollars 1-800-
Oshawa Contact 576-8642
last required Call 728-
working single or couple
236-°327.
or 683-4851 bus hours
4993
No pets 579-1869
V V � 1 V.. -
728-9414.
EAM,Townhouses
For Rent
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
bedroom townhouse close
to schools and shopping.
arge Riling or heat-
ed barn suitable for auc-
tions. 404-1959 or 404-
2708
Cottages
for Rent
Pointe -tau -Bahl cottage
on Georgian Bay + sleep-
5950/mo all Indusrve. Fust/ ng cabin, road access,
last. Available Oct. 1st. 3 BORN. house to share avail Immediately. $400/
905.57Availa days Clean, brise, sunny Close week Phone 905-434-
to lake b transit $400 + 112 58471-
utilities Sp.m
utilities Cindy. 839-2078
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� • � r 101 IN Rentals
Private Homes Private Horses
For Sale For Sale
55 & OVER St Petersburg, 3 BEDROOM SEMI Osha- NEW $128.900 Courtice.
Ronda Furnished 2 bdrm, wa, recent upgrades ,n 3 bedrooms, garage, 7 yr
bath condo. Non Eluding, roof, windows. budder warranty. rated ex-
,,,ukers & no pets budding doors. gas conversion, car- cellent, can for into pack
r; .,v 1 Apr 30 (pictures) pet and more Log cabin age 4.32-6465
x)5)576-2026 (Oshawa) style rec-room. Cedar hot
ATTENTION Snowbirds tub room with W/O 2 baths.
double garage. $128.900
(;ORGEOUS 3 bedroom 579-9349
I bathrooms town Ouse
,endo. close to famous ALL BRICK 3 bedroom
,earwater beach, pool, la- bungalow, basement apart-
.,tn. BBC. private yard. ment, new windows, new
a..nlable now For info and gas furnace, big lot, over-
view photos 686-9846 or sized garage. great Osha
'3-3%88 wa location Won't last
,aiENTION Snowbirds, $129'800 Call now
tii Frank
I, •t Charlotte Florida. pn- Hawes. 4309000 Sutton
re home (built 1993). Group Classic Realty.
t )i air conditioning, sea. BOWMANVILLE- 3 , 1
nal. long term, non- bdrm. 2 storey semi de-
.•oker preferred. Inqui- tached finished basement.
ew'ng Can Immediate possession
.5)576-3246 Vender anxious Asking
CLEARWATER, 3 bed-
$97.900 Can (905)623-
. Cele 'permanent 9508
-nes; heated pools. hot BROCK RD & 2. Great
-inutes to beaches, family location. 3,1 bed.
.e Jay baseball, NHL room. 4 baths. walkout
-key. NFL Football 8 basement. newly broad
.tie &dog tracks Child- loomed d decorated.
welrome, $275 weekly, $158.500 Cal, (9051294
• 5)683-5503 8461 or(905)473-3268
COUNTRY IN THE
rivate Homes CITY Twu^ jme5
0A!
T.-)nique For Sale in Maxwell Village. North
Oshawa First honeraised
bungalow style over look
Ing Oshawa with 4 bed
rooms 94'X/40 lot, kving
area 4000 sq ft in ground
pool Second home. Swiss
type Chalet. 3 bedrooms in
ground pool, living area shy
of 3000 sq it Call days
416.535.2131, evenings
905 723-8477 NO
AGENTS
EXECUTIVE HOME n
pros••;e area of •ry
2 650 sq ft. 4 bedrooms. .3
bathrooms, central vac and
central air, air cleaner.
heated in ground pool. fire-
place, fully fenced and
landscaped backyard Ask
ing $256 900 Call 430
0548 to arrange a viewing
Serious offers only No
agents
LADY WILLING trade 2
bedroom ^Dine )n Trent
Canal in Hastings for home
in North Oshawa or sur
rounding area For into call
(705;696 2804
6145.900 I.ustom built 3
redroom bungalow
)otiess. very well kept
'.3w windows new roof.
.w ,.macea, Con. huge
C k-Trhen, completely
,shed basement. huge
quiet court Immediate
cupancy 886 Sylvia St
;hawa 905 7255241 or
54362
PRETTY 2STOREY de-
• ': • e 'Nhrtcy New
)adioom ,n living, dining.
Bedrooms New flooring
both bathrooms, en
'Ice, eaten kitchen Bay
,tlows sliding doors to
— x double garage.
eai.Pfu'iy landscaped.
,noel large lot Shows like
model home $157,90(.
Horseshoe or (off
h'cks,;n below Hwy 2)
)pwi House Sun Sept 8
4 : 905-433-2966
OSHAWA 6 bedroom, d
air, hardwood floors. 160 ft
lot. wrout I, lamdyroom
to enclosed backyard. near
Hospital, schools, pn Ced to
sell $149.900 573-4868
OSHAWAs BEST BUY,
good ne,ghboumood 9
bedroom brick bungalow,
with garage. large fenced
lot. plus furnished self con-
tained basement apt (6 aP�
pliances) making your pay-
ments only $595 with
$9.000 down for less)
Maybe car, boat ect as
down payment no qualify-
ing, owner will finance
Only $139.000 Move in in
October 725-1171
OSHAWA. T Alex, 2 bed
-
rooms pe• int good in-
come property, well main-
tained. assumable mort-
gage, ask,.,, 5145.000 call
305-6836880 9-6
PICKERING quiet Glen
delle /," 1 plus "= bedrOon,
1 4 pc 22pc .sunken I'v
ing room. Gar fireplace
finshed basement. newly
decorated. 6 appliances
Plus lots more 5156.900
839 8543
' Condos
for Sale
PICKERING Tadel con-
dn r- solarium. 1
Parking. deluxe rbc faOh
ties. ava,:able Dec 1st Call
905 83 7-22 59 evenings
SCARBOROUGH. spacious
3 bedroom 2 floors. good
security, very clean extra
large balcony. underground
parkng b pool Asks
-�
$105 000 Private 4-
282-4314
M:
Lots
For Sale
WHITBY BAHGA!N w
iced lot on Hunter St 1;,54v x
65 If Asking $74900 Cal!
after 7pn, 725-0122
ffPrVacation
operties
53500 fun priced Seclud
e7 worded Trailer lot, ad-
jacent to huge county for.
est. good road sandy
Money
To Lend Birthdays
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED. SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS,
beach. fishing. C,b,ur
area (416)431.1555 g • Mortgages,
• Insurance
' Cottages
For Sale MORTGAGES Good.
Gar; and igly Enancing for
any purpose rates from
2 bedroom cottage. fully 595', All applications ac
furn'shed, fireplace. tool cepted Community Finan
shed, water pump also incl Cal Services 668 6805
12 1t aluminumboat
593.600 o b o On Che- • ' Business
mong Lake Can pportunities
(905433-8086
99 BURK ST_ OSHAWA
2 cew;r,,, ,. .tome newly
renovated new insulaho,
gas furnace, flooring, knrr,
en and washroom Askng
$109000 905-725-9700
E&!:�and
e HomesParks
40 FOOT Msbde Home
I,• ,,ed deluxe model
new condition. ";t deck
shed. T'/ towerseasona,
Park ',shing. swimming
$22 9rf, 9)5.62310%
Camper
' Trailer Sites
RED SETTER RFSORT
Lir•.,, campground and
cottage resort on The Trent
Large spacious saes Fun
hook ,p from 5825 2 and 3
bedr',' cottages from
S350, -eek ReC hall, stole
Pool. akr!•,ct swimming,
boating. good fishing 905
436-080 7 705-778 30%
A SERIOUS ;,art or full
.iT ^ - ,... N, 'is.
Training Can 1 800-809
9994 ?4hr recorded mes.
sage
BUSINESS TOR SALE
- e• e.• ',r•unity to be
,,ur own Doss 25 yrs ,n
'"usmess Excellent profit
margins New and used
9ppliances A"I ance and
_arbecue parts Hanks 4d
'liances. S'5.000 128-
4043
EARN ,, second 'ncome
vidren "to the
Olympics Phone to find out
now '21 `563 Ker
PET L0'il
'et Food business s
"• r r g limited *Stnbutor-
- t Work from home
Arne ;r part Tim, cx"
• '1t earning potential
(905) 738.8228
I ext 12.
RED HOT '-avail op-
portun'tg a.gnhghted ,n
front page of Barrie Exam
finer August 121h Ur'-
toucne0 r• rhe Durham
area Great business op-
por!,,,ity Can -905. a39-
42 3-�
THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., SEPTEMBER 11, 1996 -PAGE, 29-A
t' Birthdays ' Births Births
Please wish
Diane Millman
a tlHaPPy r5 iOth
Birthdayf1
on Sept. 13th
George and Audrey Khouri
arc picascd to announce
the arrival of their scan,
Peter Anthony,
%iii was born ,Ib.. 10
i/ 1 oz, at Ilowmanvillr
Mcnio vial Hospital at 3:3-
a.m.. Scptembiur 9. 19)9)0.
A brother fur John and
Matthcw, and a grandson
for proud grtndparcnts
Edward and Yvonne
Khouri. and lamcs and
Barbara %torroµ�-
If * C-"
I, J11 .,. 1.1 nr,i, I ,
Deaths
FM
Deaths
..... �1• _..
SIMPSON.
is cr• Cua:c "7 at 're Alax-p'Ske i -4. spltal -,n
Saturday .,ember 7th 1; 94�, a' the age of 63
Som In polars Bar- M'ddjesex England ^e Bas
'he sor Of Le$IIF Aiber' a-d'he ate iJas r Edith
LeCore i Simpson PreceCeased ti nis loving wife
sabella Survived by his �hddrer uawr Grant ki -
anle and f ve grandchildren Brotrer ,t John. �or-
Dthea'Victor . and the Late T'teima Paul wrth nis
'amdy :mmlgrated by ship 'rom England in Septi -m-
-68 to Ajax 1'S4ation and service were i
at the MrEachnie Funera; Home 29 Old K,n gston
Acad. Ajax Plcker'ngIll 'S 629 s.?c 311
T uesaa'y Septeti to th *9905; Cremancr -nter-
rnent to table glace on T>,ursday September '2
496
3! ' ; am at Ersk,r � Cemeter7
dowers ne'COmed cr drrd:.Crs may be maac to the
A::`'PImcr SC IPN :r the C3radl a^ '.arra, jocle%
!�
683=7040
n fosource
ANDERSON � DrinOc•5; ,rf, _• _"
:a. :, ~.a. September .cr Arcer
5or beloved husband of the late _y -da Andersrr
nee Jymert _ovtrlg father sf xenrllcr ;reg arr:
";$ site -.harlerle A)'ba'/s remerrce-ed C. r 715 Spe-'.ai
`re^d Susanne Mar; 'hanxs •, all famlhr and
'rends for their s"r)ch A .cmplete funeral ser , -
^e to ce re+d On-,es,a', September ' . 'gu: at
tam in the 1lapel ;1 me McEacnrie Funeral MOmc
28 Id K ngstor goad Ajax P,Cke y tillage'
9( 128 da88 Cremation inter—, t0 ce held
On Thursday September '2 1 996 at 'Jam at pine
P dge Memorial Garders Church St ", and -aurton
RC Ajax :onabons made to the a'irces5 Maria--+
F1csc4al Ill be 3Cpreciated ov the ramav
I
I
Ajax/Pickering Soccer .......5143
Association .... -.6019
Clanngton Older Adults . 16037 ;I
HOROSCOPES
•
Ajax/Pickering Softball .......5144
Caesarean Prevention .......6020
Oshawa Seniors Club dances ... 6038
Today's Birthday ...........5020
Aries
Oshawa Centre Cinemas
Cinemas
....7022!lll
La Leche League ..........6021
Reach to Recovery
1tL w
ifG
....................W21
Taurus
Whitby ...........7023
(Breast Cancer) ............6022
.xe
...................5022
Gemini
Ajax/Pickering Cinemas ......7024
Learning Disabilities Association
Sweet Adelines .........6039
...................
• • • • •
Cancer .................
5024
Pickering Moviplex 9 ........7025
Oshawa Little Theatre .......7026
Ajax Bridge Club .. .......6000
� -
Oddfellows/Rebekahs
(Durham West) ............6023
Durham Writers✓Editors ...6040
Leo ......................5025
Whitby Little Theatre ........7027
.......6001
Oshawa Legion ............6002
Mylailgic Ence halom ►ks
p Yl
Homepreneur Group .....6041
Virgo ................
. ...5026
Durham Shoestring Perfomters7028
Association ...............6024
Ajax Block Parents .......6042
Libra ...................
. .5027
Weekly Video ..............7029
Hbrom ya Igra Support .......
6025
Home Business Assoerabon
Scorpio ..................5028
Sagittarius
Rogers Community 10 .......7030
am..........-
Theatre Durham
1• •
Epilepsy Parents Support ....6026
Osfeoporosrs Support .......6027
..6043
Take Off Pounds Sensibly 8004
ty
. ...............5029
Capricorn
...........
..7031
United Survivors
Parent Finders ..........6044
.................5030
Aquarius .................5031
Parents of Teens ...........6003
...........6051
Business Networking Group of
Pisces .........�
Alco ole AAnon n ..........6004��N
Whitby .......... . .....6045
��M
in the Pub
Major League Baseball ......5033
Women's support group of DurhamPoets
Community Care
Parents Support Group.............6052
.........6046
AW -Pickering United Way 6050
Toronto Maple Leafs ... ,
....5034
...........6006
S.O.S. .......6007
Oshawa Revenue Toastmasters6028
Sydenham Museum ............. 8188
649 (s—„ifw M T*WhW C...i. inn
U .) 5001
NBA .....................5035
Pro Sports Update ..........5036
.. ..........
(Smokers Overcoming Smoking)
Oshawa Toastmasters .......6029
Horseless Carriagemen....... 6056
Pick 3 ....................5002
OshawalWhitby Update ......5037
COPE (Depression) .........6008
Macintosh Users East .......6030
First Oshawa ITC Club
Super 7 ..................5003
Lottario
Local lacrosse ...........
5038
Canadian Calorie Counters ...6009
One Parent Families
......6031
Durham P.C. Users Club ....6032
...................5004
Local Baseball .............5039
........6010
Free From Fear
NHL .....................5041
Parents Without Partners ....6011
................. ........6053
Whitby Jaycees .........................6054
Proline ...........
5042
Living with Cancer Support Group
A/P Toastmasters...
6055
Care Home 8 Office 8100
Oshawa Generals ..........5043
(Durham East) .6012
Care -Givers
Givers
NFL .... . ................5044
Living with Cancer Support Group
............8101
1 Joke of the Day ............5016
Blue Jays .................5045
Durham West) ...6013
Anscot Contracting .......8102
Quote of the Day ...........5017
CFL .....................5046
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Youth of
Erotica Video ...........8103
Trivia Quiz ..........
W18
Local Hockey ..... • • • • •
• .. •5047
Durham 6014
St. Mark's United Church
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Claringlon & Port Perry residents
call 404-2615
For a^ audit' ,--s:: - , : _• ' a -C wear X 3,00rc .-Vel soutnE- a%
cxm- ^,•.ta^" *8Sf Can *E 3^01e'tLMF
CULLEN GARDENS &
MINIATURE VILLAGE,
300 TAUNTON RD. W. WHITBY.
C •.,e torr us a1 Gtilit+ 6a•(1e ., large in -
,tory reduction sale of restaurant equipment.
,v que farm equipment. tools. antique furniture
'?tang other interesting & unusual collectables
uclude
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT SELLS
AT 10 A.M
jered and oper g- r,7 display coolers.
''.)art L 800 dough mixer. 2 & 4 dr upright
•rzers Hobart meat slicer Garland stoves.
3a•land fryer. Garland steamer. dishwashers.
bread Procter Picard revolving oven
F 4 (,gas) qu upholstered chairs. counter
!es dairy coolers. many sml related food
:ice items
ANTIQUE FARM EQUIPMENT
'se drax. ;•a ' L 'nanure
,ader. side & dump rakt . seed drib cubing
filler. harness buzz saw Cultivators. turnip
peermany other related
ANTIQUE FURNITURE
ct pine ,• ' ;,ews- pine
to walls. art7gcw ,)unters. pump organs pia -
pine cupboards. corner cupboards dry sink
r box dressers antique tools foo, powereo
Mise drili. forge bower leaded glass windows.
r Iles. chandeliers oa• ill tree. wash stands.
office equipment. q . •ables & -'lairs. plus
.ciy other items to be sold This is gong tc be a
:e sale. something to, evervone Te••..i are
.-i or approved Cheque *ID only ),'.ew;nq 1
before sale time at 10 a m For mora' nfc
905-263-4252 Sale managed and sold
by Garry K Powell Auctions. Appraisals &
Liquidations
AUCTION SALE
Sat. Sept- 14 - 10 A.M
ANTIQUES. HOUSEHOLD and COLLECTI-
BLES AUCTION for ESTATE OF CHAR-
LOTTE BEER. Uxbridge 0 GEOFF
SMITH. MT ALBERT. HELD a, P,
x 4-.4 north I Da':s Dr 1Va'-h t')r Sign-,
SALE INCLUDES. Da. ',•ling rm ste . pine flat -
[:a: • I.... , pa,- pine corner dry sink
DdK s'ackmg bookcaseharvest table ant (a-
ble,, ant „hairsschool clock pedestal clock
,,.-k-^ clock Jif lamps hurricane lamps. qtv
wV_k(•• 3 mal,:t, ng learner chesterfields oa. •rn
;zea ^merit centre 3 pce living rm ste
lice. $ _,ass bedant dressers. bedroom rtes.
;;•;an a .:Ordian old cameras. old games train
sets qty M. Donald toys. 303 bayonette. qty
DooKs Ig qty new merchandise never opened,
pabC set pinball machine -Sure Shot -, power A
nano tools. boat, antique glass & China plus
much more
NC)TL: '.1's Beer was a Idetime Goodwood. Ux-
r,• I; a•ea resident M, Smith has moved to the
US A q„aliN sale, with over 1000 lots -two auc
tioneers _VIEWING: , am sale day TERMS
Cash Visa kl t•rac
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
(Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.)
Sunderland 1-705-357-2185
Toll Free 1-800-6544647
AUCTION GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTRE
NEWTONVILLE
SEPT. 13TH. FRI. 6 P.M.
Setting a rnalur offer
tnq of limited edition
art on behalf of Cana-
da Fine art and
Frame. framed and
unframed. featuring
Wddlrfe. landscapes,
seasonal and occa-
s:,ual pieces. all bV
wr,r known artists.
Bateman. Carole
Black Walter Camp-
beb Ann Cote Shirley
DOa(iVllle. Dyer.
Ki• ;sland, Kralewski.
_(tubers. Newby.
R, Parker Jack
Po l Peter Robson.
•nance. Seerey
Tait. Rov
Iht and numerous
" • is. a Spring Affair.
Robson. Valenfr,e
es by Campbell.
'et Shadows org)
lack Raid Bathing
' Swa•• by Seer.
ester. Full Sail
by Rov Wright.
:"hard Ontari by
!men etc etc This
Gose out auction
'he Vendors Pick
g Division otfe•
numerous attrac-
work quality
eci d,� I triple
"ed Selling with -
reserve). AI, _' on
,loged Pro%:ew
fay Afternoon
:tion Starts at 6
Terms Cash. ap-
vea cheque. Visa
Overact
Auctioneer
Frank G Stapleton
(905--85-2244
AUCTION
CONSIGNMENTS
AND ESTATES
WANTED
].'men? next day
3 es every Tues.
- .ars and Sat at 6
•-1 Antique
turns -appliances
Owner and op-
a•:+tor
MYLES KING
AUCTIONS
33 Hall St.
Oshawa.
Established in
1960
725-5751
723-0501
Nevi, Adlertiser
Classified Dept.
open eier%
Non. to Fri.
8:00 a.m. - 8:(10 p.m.
Sat. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 683-0707
PUBLIC AUCTION 4
ESTATES - PRIVATE COLLECTIONS - CONSIGNMENTS
COMPUTERS ' JEWELLERY ' COLLECTIBLES ' OAK ' MAHOGANY HMO
CARVED FURNITURE • COWS ' SPORTS MEMORABILIA & ART
SPODE ' PANASONIC ELECTRONICS ' TIFFANY STYLE LAMPS
DOULTON • SWAROVSKI ' NANDICRAFTS ' ORIENTAL ARTS & CRAFTS
ACCENT ITEMS ' OVER 200 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS ' ORIGINAL ART
THURS. EVE. SEPT. 12 AT: THE NEWCASTLE
AT: 7:00 P.M. (COMMUNITY CENTRE
Preview 6:00 P.M. 200 KING ST. W.
NEWCASTLE
ANN _JMCIN16L carved mahogany & oak tables. what
nots loveseat. marble top pedestals & consoles Carved screen divider. nesting
tables. comer chars writing desks. Bow front china cabinetsdoll cabinet.
Mirrors, consoles, vanity deacons bench. curios. Quin stand wash stands.
plant stands. footstools. China Cabinet. loveseat. Credenza. etc in Chippendale.
Louis XV. Queen Anne 19th & 20th Century Styles (Hand Carved) Handicrafts
to include primitives plane carsballoons. rooster, train motorbike doll buggy,
rocking horse cooks. wall signs. pigs. horse & buggy. Tiffany style & Dutch
lamps. Collectibles. dolls Waterford crystal. Spode. Hummel. Douhon Royal
Dux. Discs Barbie dolls. Star Trek musicals. Cherished Teddies. crystal & glass.
Bakers racks. Spode Collector plates. Egyptian Figures. Nativity sets. Robert
Raikes Bears. Gun & Sword replicas. Silver. Selection of unusual oriental arts &
crafts. Satsuma porcelain. Rosewood. Marble. Jade
Sports Memoradlia L E Pnnts signed by sports celebrity. 8x10 signed Hockey
Rookie cards (Signed). Mickey Mantle signed Figurine. 8x10 photos (signed &
framed) & more Ladies & gents Jewelry including gold. Diamond & genuine
stone rings. earrings rope chain. Designer watches. pocket watches, pearls.
necklaces. Locketsmarcasite rings & more Coin & Bank note collection from
estates with proof sets. Olympics. 22 -24th Gold. old notes. dble dollars. $2.00
collectible set 52.00 uncut sheet. mist sets & books
OVER 200 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS, decors, originals, panels, canvas, studio
prints rare issues by Group of Seven. Christine Marshall. (Canada's first Lady
of Wildlife) Tyler Thompson. Newby. Romance. Bateman. Loates. A Y Jackson,
L Tait. T Laye. McVittre. Lumbers. Blackwell. Josteen. AJ Casson. C Simpson.
Sandra Kuck. L Lesperance and many more Most custom framed in museum
frames to conservation standards (Must be seen) Quantity of unframed art by
renown artists. (Major Publisher disposal over 100 prints,
TERMS Cash. Visa. Mc. as per posted & announced at sale Additions &
Deletions
ARRIVE EARLY LIMITED SEATING... EARLY REGISTRATION 6:00 P.M.
NO BUYERS FEES OR SURCHARGES • FREE DRAW AT SALE F CONCLUSION
PROFESSIONALAUCTIONEERS!�) 416.2984762
SAT. SEPT. 14.
6:30 P.M. PETHICK
AUCTION BARN,
2498 CONIC. RD.
ti8, BOWMAN-
VILLE (HAYDON)
This week we. have to
be sold a large variety
of antique & modern
furniture, collectable
glass & china. lawn &
garden equipment.
tools. Ltd Edition art &
many other interest -
ng g unusual items
Large sale. viewing
front 5 p.m Terms are
ra,h. Visa. MC or
Rohit Card For more
,,it call (905) 263-
4252. Sale man-
aged and sold by
Garry K. Powell
Auctions. Apprai-
sals & Liquidations.
+ 'tilt,"-,Va.lable.
r place or ours
an consignments
ome title start -
little of6 ,- pm
AUCTION SALE
TWO PRIVATE
ESTATES
Sept a' t 1, m
'.lvles King Auction
33 Hall St.
iawa The estate
Mrs Staughton.
: K also estate from
ANTIQUES walnut
J" -11 1111 cabs -
secretary desk
beveled glass,
i• center tables
!ge lamp_ oa,
hstand war
:ie, lamps, collec-
of ball point pens.
a etc
MODERN 8 pce
- •• suite. 6
rs, table and
h, excellent con -
r. chestertield
dile,• •few two
-nestertieid
. '•tS oak entertain.
1 center new val-
$800, wooden
4 chairs 2 pc
4 pc bedroom
udk . nest of
rakers and dresser.
owave oven tiling
•let, color I v lazy
chair, linen, bed -
etc Ex:enent
plan to attend
--few Sat, 9 a m -
�.I •- time. Sales every
"'s . Thurs and
,' at6Dm
Myles King
Auctioneer
725-5751
Antiques & Collectables &
Household Effects Sun,
Sept. 15. 11 a.m. (Viewing
9:301 MacGregor s Auc•
tion Hall. Bowmanville.
Take 401 to Waverly Rd.,
North to 02 Hwy.. East to
Scugog St. & North 1 km.
Auction features art:-
cles from a local es-
tate plus inclusions of
quality items. partial
Inst includes modern
kitchen table. buffet &
six pressback chairs,
Hoosier gun cabinet,
dressers. mist. tables
(kitchen, parlour etc)
oak buffet, bedroom
suite, washstands,
blanket boxes. chairs
& rockers, glass &
china, enamel ware,
kitchen & household
collectables. 2 electric
stoves etc. Sale in-
cludes articles from
the past to present.
unique. unusual &
useful. Something for
one & all. Call for all
your future auction
needs. We handle es-
tates, large or small,
individual quality con-
signments, liquida-
tions etc. Your loca-
tion or ours.
MacGregor
Auction Services
Mike MacGregor
905-987-5402 905-
987-3664
AUCTION BARN
Friday Sept. 13
at 5:30 p.m.
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
The Property of Lorne
Smith of Little Britain -
pine bonnet chest,
walnut parlour table,
3 -pc walnut bedroom
suite, walnut vanity &
bench. O G clock
French provincial
chesterfield & chair, 6
walnut T -back chairs.
clinger -bread clock
with chimes. Press -
back rocker corner
wt1:i1-not stand, Fish -
or airtight stove, corn-
:abinet. wicker fern
�t,ind. 2 -pc flat -to -wall
'pna! finish Rock -
band saw.
chester 44-40.
• chester Canadian
• itenmal 186
7. Winchester 94.
30. Savage 30-30
up, Martyr) Henry
plus others. table
"der. 1'2 moon ta-
Kenmore au-
abc washer. Ken -
e microwave, sin
box spring &
-s. modern u:ess
teakv.c A dining
G E .+partment-
washer. occa-
al chairs. Vit nq
"ger washer 3 hp
.:.-)mower 5 hp roto
hp electric
:-t , v blower 3
laccu water pump
]made quilts.
'-) Ford Ranger.
00 km certified)
chola. glass.
Behold & collect -
i! items
n for showing
_'s Sept 12 7-9pm
Don & Greg
Cornell
Auctioneers
RRx1 Little Britain
(705) 786-2183
FA,L GUN AU'CT104
GRIST MILL AUCTION
CENTRE. NEWTON•
VILLE. SEPT. 12TH,
THURS. 6 P.M
ny a .ar„ fy of
'guns. rifles, long
a ;, collectibles.
: related equip -
from various
i.•ces and estates.
`;,i.age 308 Lever.
%1,v in 35 Lever.
Remington 3006
tie^ i. H & R 22 Mor-
ena' Stevens 12 Ga
p..mps Winchester
<: GA pump Rem-
nglon express 12 GA
p,jrnp. browning 22
n(; np. Winchester 30
3L levers. powder
guns. military issues.
IThaca 12 GA pumps.
savage 300 parker 12
is x s ) Mossberg 12
GA pumps. Steyer
3006 Marlin 3030
Levers. Midland 270,
Ruko 12 GFA pump.
Ruger 22 Carbine,
Springfield 3040 Krag,
Black Diamond 12 GA
IS x S). Mortimer 12
Ga (s x s), Rawbone
12 GA Is x s). Janssen
12 GA (s x s ) , the
LPG 12 GA IS x s),
empire 12 GA (s x s),
Chas. H. Maleham,
Hex garden rifle (dec-
orative) Win. 1897 -
12 GA pump, Marlin
1894 - 44 Mag (Lev-
er), Springfield Mili-
tary Bayonet gun,
over 150 pieces.
Ammo, loading equip,
parts, sport equip and
related articles, pre-
view Thursday after-
noon. For information
and to consign please
Auctioneer
Frank Stapleton
(905) 786.2244
1-800.263-9886
Fax (905) 786.3591
AUCTION
SEPT. 14
SAT., 11 A.M.
Selling the tractors.
equipment and shop
tools. for Ellwood Cal -
berry. 1082 Bloom-
field Rd . Centreton.
On (Hobby Farm lo-
cated North East of
Cobourg. 4 1.2 miles
east of Hwy 45 on
Centreton Rd to
Bloomfield Rd South
(watch for signs).
Case 1190 Diesel
tractor wArey front
end loader (p s 800
hrs good rubber).
Ford 8N gas tractor
(rebuilt good rubber).
1,- ft Cresihner w'
WhP Johnston and
1, 1 ler. PTO 2 -way
)d splitter har
As cultivator (3
meteor 6 It snow
.ver (3pth - pro',
: Massey spreader.
-h Hog 6OR-3 Ro-
•.1 Mower i5 If ) co -
portable compres-
box trader, utility
"'i er. 200 gal fiber -
;s tank 100 gal
tank t,Jer rack.
:ers, shelve-,.
c d tools. power
s 40 small hay
-s. 3 hp gas water
up. 2 skit :ham
:.s homel to weed
'•I, grinder table
t.. wheelbarrow. 3
'y sheds 7 farm
s It 5 1t ) Ory steel
arm qty lumber (2
4 x 4. etc). metal
'.ng. split rail,k set
^lip truck 'acks
r : 'jp, Itnii•uaster
in repair tool, buzz
..il. Ipto). roll page
e, aluminum lad -
box stove.
: ns. shovels. forks.
pump, tubs. hard-
v•e fuel cans. mist
etc Refresh -
"IS on site. terms
1.n or ,,,od cheque
ID
Auctioneer
Frank G.
Stapleton.
CAI TCCA.
(905) 786-2244
1-800-263-9886
Fax 786-3591
SALE
Mon. Sept. 6th
5:30 p.m. 870
Taunton Rd. E.
Whitby.
B,:(lroorn suites dr
ningroom suites. 3 dr
fr,Jye washer, dryer,
11 pc. walnut diner,
freezer, new sofas.
chairs. new tools, plus
much more 386
L(;mputer etc. More
details on Sunday
Mclean Auctions
& Liquidations
432-2836
686-3291
Don't
Forget
Ajax Pickering
News Advertiser
Classified Dept.
is open for your
convenience
every Sat.
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
Classified Ad
Please Call
683-0707
ANTIQUES. QUALITY
FURNITURE.
COLLECTIBLES AT
ORVAL MCLEAN
AUCTION CENTER-
LINDSAY
Selling estate cont-
onts for a Toronto
Trust company, 9 pc
mahogany dining
rcorn suite, quality 5
pc bedroom suite,
antique dresser. ma-
ple bedroom suite,
washstand, vanity
dresser and mirrors.
roll front bookshelf,
rope bed, iron bed
with brass knobs.
Fancy lamp tables,
ex. ellent chesterfield
with beautiful show
w',i•)d. India wool rug.
1^,Iss coffee tables.
to ker love seat, ce-
-1•,i chest. mahogany
'age c chest, hall
rites, leather top
"ee, and end table.
-tach, small cup-
ird. small oak
.k crock~, milk
e, old s,;ales
:n chairs. oil lamps.
_ v :liniere stands oak
: -vlor tables press
:,I k chairs, side
'.tars. Enamel top to
spinning wheel
: thuds sleigh. pic-
.' 's prints. bake
ad. washboard,,
Js wicker ;hairs.
) set. copper bod-
wood file Cabinet.
floor lamps. meat
•3r . Royal Doulton
.res. glass, china
al list To consign
ihty items, turns -
estates. etc call
Mclean Auctions
324-2783 Lindsay.
Call 1-800-461-6499
to Inst your sale.
ORVAL AND
BARRY MCLEAN
AUCTIONEERS
LIQUIDATION AUCTION
GRIST MILL AUCTION
CENTER. NEWTON-
VILLE.
SEPT. 20TH. FRI. 6 P.M.
Ing 1n�• crtbre
k and inventory of
ew furniture and
X clue outlet mclud-
several oak roll
I ,L desk. oak cornI
tesks and file cab(
iir!s. oak pedestal la -
over 100 chairs.
china cabinets,
sr complete hst next
week
Auctioneer
Frank Stapleton
(905) 785-2244
AT 1230 P.M.
excellent otfermg
2 private homes
I at the Good -
Centre. Hwy 47 in
Goodwood Mc-
Laughlin cutter (re-
stored), auto harp
(ex ). ref oak mantle
clock; ref. maple side-
board; ant. blanket
box w/lower drawer;
oak hall bench; dress-
ers; Art Deco bridge
lamp (ex); Cookoo
clock; ret. small tables;
old pictures; oak wall
unit; good antique
glass and china, wood
barbers pole; 2 old
teddy bears; *old
World War One prints;
old caddy jar; counter
scales; Jewelers lathe
with all acc. (ex);
many other jewellers
tools. Also Marsh
duck boat 12 ft. ClearV
quality sale of approx.
300 lots. Preview
11:30 a.m. Terms
cash or good cheque
only. CLARKSON
AUCTIONS
905-640-6411
.K?"4.--. ..r..e+, '; ;+•s.,r1.4rF .�... ......r .�_ ... '.. x....,; .�'.d.8.",
PUBLIC AUTO
AUCTION AT
PETERBOROUGH
AUCTION CENTER
PETERBOROUGH
(2 int east on Hwy
x7) Approx. 40 cars,
vans, pickups, 4 x 4's
RV s, boats, riding
lawn mowers, etc.
selling for Alan Law-
son Fisher Trustee in
Bankruptcy. 91 Chev
Silverado pickup.
loaded. excellent
truck. 85 Ford, Eco-
nohne 250 van. 81
Ford F150 extended
cab pickup, also sell -
inn 95 ply Neon, 94
Chev Lumina. 93
Ciiev Cavalier. 2 door.
92 Olds Royal LS.
, •'ifted. 92 Chry 5th
:' . 92 Ply Voyager
�: van certified. 91
:k Park Ave. 91
Sprint, 91 Ford
po. 4 door, 91
Sable GS. 91
.ry Lumina. 91
r ! Dynasty. 90
1ge spirit. 90 Chev
" ina. 90 Chry Dy -
'y. 90 Merc Topaz.
susu trooper, 89
dynasty 89 Ea -
premier, 89 Ford
-,.Po. 89 Pont
"ripest. certified. 89
L'. r' Gran Prix, 89
ndai sonata, 88
iru DL 88 Hyun-
;.i excel. 88 Lincoln
".lin car. 88 GMC S -
pickup, 87 Nissan
ti. 87 Pant Grand
4 ' 89 Ply honz,;n.
Nissan Maxima. 86
.ck Park Ave. 87
':.Izda RX' 86
can Victoria, 86
nda Cmc 86 Ster
85 Dodge Cara -
.A.. 85 Olds Cutlass.
Nissan 300 ZX 84
k Skyhawk 8.1
•d Mustang. 84
:.Ige Ram pickup,
GMC Sierra 4 x 4
kup Honda Areo
scooter. 73 MOB.
,cored partial list
.!>lect to additions
,"': deletions All Ve-
es guaranteed
u titles. $200 draw
-)sign now Bring
r vehicles wed
• .rs or Fri (not Sat
erms 550(1 Cash
•,a or mastercharge
a' sale Balance by
_.I,h or certified funds
within 5 days To
cunsign call
745-5007 or 1-800-461-
6499 OFIVAL MCLEAN
AUCTIONS LTD. RRtt7
PETERBOROUC-44
' Registrations
DRUM
LESSONS
Private lessons
available , rea-
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Call
428-2000
ER]Personals
D,rhan• c ,nxiact
^ ost attractive ladies
Reliable. discreet.
out calls only
w hiring females IS.
404-8761
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& Donna) or anyone
.ving her whereabouts
I' • -ise contact Mommy
epi 416 744 9408
EVANLY RAYS Police
-'. Elated rt Solutions
Career. Relationship;
ith. love $2 99/minut_•
- . 1 900 451 4C55
PLEASURE GIRLS
A, Pleasure Girls we
"ave the most classy
escorts in all of
Durham
Region competitive.
incretion assured.
Call 571.7480
A tree home smoking
cessation progran is
Available through tho
Toronto Hospital in
3nniectior. -nth a
meareh Study. M
you are 18
Ider.
PLEASE CALL
416-204-1765
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EASTSIDE
[,Art LINE� Free to
.+ to place your ad. no
• .irges for ladies. no
.ne bin charges. 905
7060
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40 and 45. Must love CINW-, copy meetlrg
other peade. Is calling, IASY gang and hot"
and also love to bowl. I m 56". 125lbs. short
blonde hay. haW eyes. BOX 23134
,OVING CARING NATURE. 65 yew old unat-
,ached whte female. considered attractive and
vustwordiy. Selling honest and kind white wid-
ows with a positive outlook. good sense of
numora warm smile and who is friendly but not
a fen. Reply it you have the santte merest$.
BOX 23135
WANT ROMANCE771 rm you girl! Young,
'vancally secure to. stoking Or Right
.Ove children. outdoors. hiking, mountain
:nting, tic. Race and age unimportant.
Single lathes "come. BOX 11191
0O YOU EXIST' Seeking young milk who
engoys Quiet wermigs. lids. oulkoaf and wont-.
no out. I am an 11 yr did. S'6" enwte. BOX
'9442
>: UNO LIKE YOU7 29 yr okf, hall Rglatd. single
*oder of two young boys' I a down to earth
and attractive Enocy mnmc. dancdng. fmdy out-
ngs. AM, Seeking a Inglis black mak 30 to 35.
.^o Is hnancally stable and emobonally
sec rt Want son"" and can F; to Ph4-
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i_METHING SERIOUS' Adract". single white
'enak. 36slim. no deperdents True romantic
e-�ovs eandlelgm Mss. ouUoors. playing
,Yi;l some sports Mc d you are an honest. Car
rq mak nlertsMd in a long term rNabor,
smp call' BCX I"M
'=JE ROMANTIC IndeperidanL easygoing,
pecan to earth. hit figured woman 36. ookeg
'W a huskysenaMt. non w l*.g mak With a
,00d sense of humor. Illy many interests
nC ute •oraribc evervigt at hone anwnalf.
-gust ad art Fnerwlslwp twit rhaoonshp
xssibet BOX 23130
??)ROOM EYES Nat Cindy Crawford built
Cx 33, mads of pooch. wheo" watag out
.alts. cooking. MUSK camping, troops Wood
anc Dora bookbred of Dr xene. outrageous
'air Seeking a Singe man, 34 isle for It,
•elabonsho who eats to *" BOX 23314
_2MPANION WANTED. Divorced white le twoo
38 win children. Looking to meet more com-
;wun 34 to It. tar possibility rwabonshp.
Sncenty and honestly a must: non smoker.
xcasional dmew accepW. 81tot Lake era
xekned bur not necessary, a It P* is not
an asiw. BOX 23126
Pf'ITE BRUNETTE. Ytdeperdafnl French 96
-,In grew personality. mintage takna, slim
oak. Salting a 1 o dO with a mon coking
s.ngk wMe mate. 4S to SS. S'!1 estabkslnd
Must possess moral wit a conscience, won,
ftrU. qualities like me BOX 23124
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to 52. lot" for the fame, then lens talk. rm STILL SEARCHING Tall, blonde. teal eyes. SEEKING FRIENDSHIP 49 year old fennale walk evenings at tame Mo1Mr of three we" to bor naw Dow eyed. T Lmigy Kurt Coban look
47, nbro$W in family and trends. ds. thaeer, tray. slip. 47, 110ve with sense of humor Enjoy bok- like to meet a So year ole malt for hHMshp her from you... BOX 19140 alike. Envoy going to panes. m promiscuous
W, fisting, h'"'ClsAq and ranentK tithes that Ing. s1I da". quiet finks Seeking tall BOX 11723 42 YEARS YOUNG who is energetic divorced arta Ike to listen to Alternative musts. Must be tadwn wNtaneA BOX 272%
could tun Into a lag term relationship. BOX active. sense of humor behnen 40 to 55. no OUIET NIGHTS. 18 year did knoll looting fa a and a mother of a 15 alar ole. Enjoy vaer ety n oulgotng. enjoy "Dwndttg one alone and pe ran STILL SEARCHING OX 232king competition who is
31720 emobonak problems who loves Ide and is eskb young mate who enjoys lads. outdoor activities. Ili, as well as quer manors like rimers. Athletic. Smoiers okay I have shoulder krtgtlt
2ND TIME AROUND. Attractive singtt white kshed. BOX 31717 Inonesl vrcere with sena a hwinta. wed
good lanes and Cowl rights. BOX 1292'/ movies. Mc A sensitive. campassromalt. seneu- Dlornde Ran and a 5'6" and 103 paths good
fondle. 34, lag. naturally curly. dark brown hair RED ALERT! Looking for that special, dig free LOVE TO LAUGH. Attractive, non smoking and al and hopeless romantic lodwg tot in open wenn yellowish Drowrt�eyes BOX 31228 Ices dining• damrq and going for dines in the
brown eyes. 5'9 singer looking for attractive single white mak. 26 to 30, who knows how to employed young 40 yew ole female Looking for wit honest rd**Mlwp. I gmeresled. pease LETS BE HAPPY Enjoy havwg someone to lis- auverY Early 50's BOX 31692
while mak. 32 to 42. rang, sensitive. no head beat a lady. Must be honest, sincere and honest and can whk mak. 45 to 55 a HI. 20 Year ole single leak looking for menti
ouhp n9 age cal. BOX 31610 len, M4 Dance. walk. laugh. talk smile Arid
games, romantic. loyal. I love Wet evenings a1 wit ship and fun Single males. 19 to 25. BOX 23294
gfg, ergot' >0 aspects a Ide. ren a stogie share tinea jun. fiends. 7wet drmets. moms. SHY ►T FIRST Sege white kmale. 70. ST, encourage 1n good spots On1h �r fou re wdkrg
home. longs walks on the beach, music. BOX white kmale. 25. 5'6' honest, outgoing. enjoy a kids and dogs etc BOX 132% 130lbs lade hav brown ryesdoing for to give. can you icor" so all
tMx an an open LOVELY YOUNG LADY 21 yew Dk srigle wntte
23122 night out on the town a ening. y Single female with brown liar aro green ryes Enjoy
quer ev d you ROCKIN A ROLLIH A whore hrrok 36 torteanhe vita �s attractive outgarg. likes tits. desert o teen goad' Ltrs talk BOX 71697
SINGLE LADY. 28 yr old. single mom seeking a don t like being owed. team a message BOX momw or two Big. bad. beautiful and on der is honest. canng. and humorous, not into need LOVES LIFE Slim. attractive empoyM single tuddhng at the moms. camping. swimming arid
boys m 75 Oke dancing. ding 'ountry, music Seekng an attractive mak 21 to
W to 75, a a student and works 31116 rock
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Worm someone romantic. 6 a tater. who knows NON SMOKING LADY. 32 alar ale, angle inn rock -meal Deween ages 3010. Kidt are wet- 27307 out and traveling Looking to a inn smoking. sole. BOX 23290
whew he wants. Must love walks. summa BOX snakes. 5'7- wit 190 paras Eppy garinl} come BOX 13371 1 QUALITY ANO HONOR Attractive. ntdgent nowt. caring, waking owe 35 o 45. inth a I INDEPENDENT Professional sett empoyM.
11616 egersis, trarNig, reading and moms Seeking 5Hv BU' SWEET 25 year ale kmale. spry. 5'3- � PSUOrtae. 5 4� 39. blade blew ryes. ave sense of humor. who also loves lite and cnddren attractive. blade near. oke eyes. petite Slim
NOT INTO GAMES.. Seeking an honest warm, a husky. non smoking mak. age 3475 who has a Lite long walks. swwmurg and quer evenings
music nature. Is"ng, ;!"vyg poor swot repo- Single fathers welcome BOX 23247
Stngk white gentleman 57 to 62. who is good good lou and a great sense of humor BOX 10711 Looking for a man. age 27-32 BOX 15766 sling Seeking companon of quality &rid LOOKING FOR r00 Single mom, 34. w pas I ,. Seeking non smici gentleean e0 a 60
humored who rand '1Yr o smart same interests .errs
oy camping quer dimers. simple NICE RELATIONSHIP 34 yew ole. white divorced FUN LOVING Smgk. 30 you ole mother a hero how who knows how 'o relu and lust kf gat, Ong walks. sports can. dancing ',.taking walk BOX 27764
We. sports. to. I m a S'5'. flat figured while female Fresh from Ge"nany with blue eyes and � will a greal sena a humor Attractive and tug Dings happen _bras and age not as rnportw t or mak. 34 pus who enjoys Int sat Single CANCER YALE WANTED Non smoker clean.
formal 57. BOX 14352 weigh 120 pounds. Seeking someone woo III" Looking for a single onto male age 2B 1 BOX 233D2 dads welcome BOX 23297 sense R humor dame a Nor sin. no row.
ROMANTIC CUTE BLONDE. Outstadtrg antras- enjoys music roma tc Miers. outdoor acts- o 38 who is also finrcany am emotionally �XKING FOR LOVE Two anractive kmaks 11 SINGLE YOM Single mom. 30 50C* disraw.
tire. liable, horest tamp. Enjoys dung, dant- ties and more BOX 10787 "cure Must be his lo" mteflec stat,- two 11 to 21 who .now Novi o chtldrem must nave lots ad bine o spend togejte
n9 k d1' he"fu guys. nor+ smoke e"rng Ia a ran 3o to 1a. oM er I am 52- 130 b. a l3 ed
ug. travN and norrnnbc times. Looking or a tat FRIENDS FIRST Looking for an harwsi Arid I lwtrg and apprMga! chlden. BCC '.8371 � Mve fun and and a 9n nght Ooiide ares an ' enjoys quN evenings. neat asense r iwiria /0'M9 mar
ing Y ort,ng part s preknrae BOX 23701 I Must ',tee chili" are'sn t no need games s =tett I out BOX =9
gwntlemnwg, 49 o S7. only with liar. to where wit respctaoe man a separated and look for SEEKING YOU' " ar did knriak w
can the good things In Ide If you are honest. a hwndSI dal could become mon BOX 1.1721 � time Enjoy movies timing out and wet i KURT COSAIN WANTED $Hordern IOKKI to dvs souMs Ike You give me a to Singe
sincere. caring and . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • - - - - • - • - - • - - - - - - - - - - • - - - - . . . . - • - - • - • -
Mve sdnitw Interests This %ek .ttamws wi haeN4eet• leer the mateax .(, im Rpli6 tin ani prrvMA advMixnhr.ts: rind tench b.NNhI, rr1LS Ctaiaerively-wrtA t4.dterti,ef .re, nr respr.nhdent Vh, such .dverniewen4t Nr.t AdvertiYr rhuv, in its "ier dn.'rrluw. lniake. rr)rlt
wit o0lutg Ia a hard w 441e any per,.ha.l advertixawrls wMdh it dinner iiapp.ynate..AD advertisers mihst rsewrd a .vice Kre�tio� b actwvwpwq deer ad. Ade .te"s.al ..dine Reaesirep rosy ase .spear b `d.ceraty Paws. Nlhea v.0 tTep.rad ui • v..erdy Yam ad, ymr
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BOX 238% r a.acui .- a;.: To dbmp at saww los Ado Im cawwraa anvre. coA 14WD*2&30.V ilnwa 9 Lark epi S ler 1/a1Wy,iroetr FrSd•} .. _ _ :.w:-. �,a.' ••,
BOOACIOUS BLONDE
Single white kmale. 33.
not Twiggy. mo0er of 1
carne. enjoys camp- Ifunc%-
gng. fishing. swrmwg. Fisc
■altsmusic, and
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any with srrwlr mer.
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ttuntlnp. BOX 2331S
SLIM. INTELLIGENT
tkry outgo I( ugr at O
ing, outgoing great
Personality, sense of
hang. mon smofer 49
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ADVERTISING CORRECTION
Eaton's Baby Week insert. appeanng In this
riewspaper, Wednesday. September 11. 1996.
Please route the fdbwrlg: Page 5 - Bonne Brae
infant fleece sets - $16.99 (boys'styles only) will not
be available, girls' sets available as advertised.
Inadvene rally. the error listed appeared In our
advertesrlg. We sincerely, regret any inconvenience
or Contusion to Our mosicerners.
E ATO N'S
L OWN
CORRECTION NOTICE
Media 0931 on Sale Monday
32 pt. 9 - Sunday Sept. 15th, page
Reads: Save $100 classic
woodcore storm door 2" thick with
aluminum exterior.
Item #21041 states 2" thick
aluminum exterior should not
have stated 2" thick.
Sears regrets any inconvenience
that this may have caused.
CORRECTION NOTICE
Media 0931 on Sale Monday Sept. 9
- Sunday Sept. 15, 1996.
Reads "5.99 - 7.89 Secret Multipack
Pantyhose 2 pkgs of 2 should have
read:
SECRET MULTIPACK PANTYHOSE
5.99 - 7.99 - 2 PKGS
Sear regrets any inconvenience that
this may have caused.
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Honey Garlic, the Ajax community's newest family & children restaurant, held its grand opening Sept. 4. On hand to.efnjoy some
of the all you can eat restaurant's fine harm were Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague,Apx Mayor Stewfe Parish, Durham West MPP
janct Ecker and other local dignitaries.They helped celebrate the event by participating in the ceremonial ribboncutting to
officially open the new restaurant. Gifts for the fim 100 diners, roses for the Wiles and balloon figures for cldldmn all added up
,, oto an evening of fun and fine dining. Welcome to Ajax! To find out more abota Honey Garlic,g8 6968231.
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