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PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION FREE High Energy Low E Argon Gas with warm edge One per visit - limited flaw offer LEATHIERDL LE� Windows & Doors 60Pt kid 831-1989 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand AD V E R T I S E R Friday, September 25, 1998 Pressrun 49,500 28 pages - A -.ABack to class � _ MOM DURHAM MPPS SUPPORT 110\"E TO LEGISLATE END TO STRIKE. By Susan O'Neill S.a" Water High school teachers and their students could be heading back to class next week. Education Minister Dave John- son announced-I'hursdav after- noon he'll introduce back -to -work legislation when the Ontario Leg- islature resumes Monday in the hops: of getting students and teach- ers into the classrooms as carly as Tuesday. Two Durham MPPs say thev'II support the legislation while an- other predicts the debate at Oucen's Park will focus on 1-()('K()t 7 whether the government should JANET ECKER declare teachers an essential ser- 'I'm up to my knees in phone vice and remove their right to messages. Parents want the kids strike. back in the classroom.' "Parents arc not happy at all. — The sense I'm getting is that they "I'm up to my knees in phone want the government to legislate messages;' says Durham West (teachers) back to work;' says Os- MPP Janet Ecker. "Parents want hawa MPP Jerry Ouellette. "I want the kids back in the to make sure nothing jeopardizes classroom... Personally I feel the school year ... If we have to leg- enough is enough. We've got islate them back. 1 have no prob- boards and teachers' unions all sit- lem supporting that" ting there pointing fingers at each Public high school teachers in other...Let's get back into the Durham have been on a legal strike classroom. - since Aug. 21 while those in the The Minister of Community scparatc system here have been and Social Services says she'd locked out since Sept. 9. Both the support back -to -work legislation. public and separate school boards here have asked the government to See TEACHERS/Page 3 intervene and order teachers to re- turn to the classroom. pySeventeen charged inramid scheme WHAT S INSIDE WIFE OF FORMER DURHAM REGIONAL CHAIRMAN AMONG GROUP Editorial Page ..............6SAWPAW Witty is also a former mayor of Ajax pyramid. Staff Writer and former Durham Region Chair- Police revealed last month they Enfertatament .............14 21 Two daughters and the wife of for- man. had identified as many as 20 women - Spoils .............. .. _ . mer police services board chairman Police said another 14 women, in- only Pyramids ung in Durham Classified ................23 Jim Witty we among several women eluding sisters Gail Syme, a foritier Region and warned those involved IiN>IMI TO REACH US charged with operating illegal pyra- Clarington school board trustee, and risk financial losses and criminal Generat .............683-5110 mids in which hundreds of victims Carol Switzm a member of the Fam- charges. Doi* Nefktes ........683-3005 have lost thousands of dollars. ily Action Council, were also charged The arrests follow a thee -month ,Aodloll Line .........683-7545 Anita Witty, 58, and daughters over the past two days. ,prdie by a team of six dewmves who Slttit:ere )'oars ..1-1300 62-8423 Kimberly Richards, 33, and Cheryl All but one are accused of con- targeted the "top players" believed to l)r Loyst, 39, all of Ajax, were arrested ducting an illegal scheme, an offence be involved in three of the pyramids, Mall ...newsroomOdurham.net ply y after being asked to which, if convicted, carries a maxi- Sergeant Jim Grimley said. The A 110rllef .......durhamnews.net attend the Durham Regional Police mum two-year prison sentence. The schemes operated under such names Val. 33, No. 39 cornmunity station in Pickering. Mr. other is accused of participating in the _ See SEVERAUPage 2 Have teddy bears, will travel Pickering's Randy Bergant gets ready to roll during the of Oshawa in support of the groups Christmas food dr - 6th annual Motorcycle Toy Ride held by the Optimist Club ve and the Salvation Army. Eighty took part m the even' www.autodepot.cc TbU Free (SSS) 543-3333 Falces charges in connection with pyramid scheme rrr..WRY PAYI Toronto (416) 444-2444 --.� ��ETAIL? ---- *Can-'a&'s'CaiCom'pan-y ..:. , PA(;E 2 - THE NF:R'S A6%'F:IRTISER FRIDA)', SEPTF:MBER 25, I"S Severattharged SEIIERAUFrom on the charges. more of a victim in page 1 Her lawyer, these circum - as Women Helping Bernie O'Brien, stances ... She was Women. The said Mrs. Witty is duped like any oth- Cookie Club and stunned by the ar- er person in - The Business test and will "ah- yoked:' said Mr. Women's Invest- solutely" plead not O'Brien. nlentGroup. guilt\. "Clearly in Also charged Sgt. Grimley our view she is with conducting an said ++amen Irom ..all walks of lil'e" arc recruited into the pyramids by friends. family menihers or busi- ness associates. Those taken in were required to put down an -en- rolment fee" of $romi i with the PONT01 POWER promise of a return of $-100X). The +Pentium II Intel 266 MMX scheme works » Abit BX mainboard when a group of = •11 w1512k cache » 64 Meg SDRAM Seven Women L_ r 1.44 Floppy Drive bring in eight 'in- - `, •5.1 Gig Hard Drive vesUtrs' to Jon bile *SUB AGP Video card r 17- SVGA Monitor .2W pyramid. When all .glow» 32x CD-ROM eight have paid the ► hr., ♦ $cane -laser 61 AWE fee. the highest .� , �.; `r �,;1� , » 300 wan speakers plated player in the "►• »win 95 keyboard gawp — known as - » 56k V.90 voice modem ir ATX Case wRSO watts the "queen" —col- » Logdach 3 button mouse IeLL% the "),M) »Mouse ped port and leaves the r Windows 99 plus The pyramid. The ! 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The of Cobblehill Dri- Road North, Os- Avenue, Oshawa; Green, 21. Taunton Carla Smith, 32, women are sched- ve, Oshawa; him hawa (three Geraldine Poulton. 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MONDAY' i% SENR)RS 1)AY 15""', riff (tar r gular pricc Come see our new arrivals! 1[ccry sund:n FRF1 I rcnch Reading Coatis For (.hikiren 12:00 1:00 p.m. Call For 11.wking (905) 509-2220 I -REE Catera with purcbase of rtn}' _ Jusbiort V lilkc,. Cnhs. High c:hairs. strollers, ct( ()n c nnsi2nrm,nt. STORE Hot Rs \1„n. - rhw%. 10,00 a.m .- 30 p.m 300 Kingston Road, t. -nit 6, Friday 10002.m 8:00 P.m (Hwy 2 do Altona Rd-) Pickering ,atuday 1000 a.m.-6:00 P.m (945) 509-2220 ,onlay 11- M1 a.m. CM m. TEACHERS/From page 1 She also says it's time for the govern- ment to examine whether teachers should have the right to strike. "Parents are telling me that they are so angry, Thal they would suppowt remov- ing the right to strike completely;” she says. "'The collective-hargaming process is important when it works but when po- litical agendas drive the process, it does- n't work." Ms. Ecker notes while the govern- ment has traditionally waited for the Ed- ucation Relations Commission (FRC) to rule the school year is in jeopardy before introducing hack -to -work legislation, "Of more impowtance is what students and parents are telling me... and that is that students' education is at risk. We need to act.' But if NDP leader Howard Hampton has his way, the legislation will be de- layed. Mr. Hampton told reporters this week his party will stall any foml of back -to -work legislation. Mr. Ouellette says that -doesn't help matters at all.' Durham East MPP John O'Tix)Ic says while the disputes have "reached the exhaustion point on all sides:' the is- sue of hark -to -work legislation presents some problems_ Bus struck, Uxbridge man charged PI('KERING — An Uxhndgc mart has been charged with careless driving following it three -vehicle collision involving a school bus herr %Acdncsday af- ternoon. Durham Regional Police re- port the man's vehicle rear-ended an auto which in turn rear-ended the school bus on Brock Road at Hwy. 7 around 3:15 p.m. :1 10 -year-old girl on the bus suffered minor injuries. ; S A% - M CORRECTION NOTICE 64 Page Store Manager's Best Buy Flyer Media 0 M1 (Sale Dates. Sept 14 - Sept.27, 1998) Page 22 -'Imperial' Cnb Mattress - The T)p Mattress is available at the advertised sale price of 49.99 The Bottom Mattress is not available at he advertised pie 48 Page Store Manager's Best Buy Flyer Media i 0941 (Sale Dates: Sept21 - Sept.27, 1998) Page 46 - hem 4 21078 - Circular Saw - hem not as illustrated. 12 Page 2 Day Power Salle Flyer Media i) 0942(Sale Dates: Sept.21 - Sept.27,1998) Page 10 - Save S50.700 All Water Softeners Sears Reg. $599.99-1899.99 each $549.99 -1199.99 Ad Should have Read: SAVE $50-300 All Water Softeners Sears Reg. 5599.99 -1499.99 each 5549.99 -1199.99 We Sincerely apobgize for any incorwenierlce this may have caused Sears Customers. "Under what conditions would they he ordered back" Under Bill 100 or the old conditions" -That's the issue;' he says. "My suspicion is it would be under Bill IN). 'That's how education is fund- ed. - Mr. 0'Tix4c says a negotiated end to the current disputes between teachers and school boards would he preferable. but " I believe in the hest interests of stu- dents that school hoards and teachers should be encouraged somehow ... that the government should take some initia- tive. "A very slow start for the sc:hood year is a disadvantage to students. It's putting at risk the futures of a lot of young peo- ple in the secondary panel and I think that's tragi(::' he says. Mr. O'T(x)le notes negotiating teams for school boards and teachers* federa- tions have a "mandate" to resolve Ictal issues. He says he's expecting a "mixed reaction in caucus" to hack -to -work leg- islation. "The debate is really whether (tewh- ers) arc an essential service" such as per SALE 111P ECIAL 3kRG IJA S JOHN O'TOOLE 'Reached the exhaustion point on all sides.' lice and firefighters who don't have the right to strike. he says. "We are not building cars and it isn't a production process... Arguably it's an essential ser- vice.'* IN TOGAy S a? News Adveiser t Friday, Sept. 2_5,19)8 News Advertiser ' Apple Auto Glass Pick ' Arby's Doyle Your Pleasure Ajazl k ' Canadian Tire AjazlPick ' Double Double Ajax Free Toppalgs Pica Pick ' Future Shop ApxlPick Ho -lee Chow AW )& Home Depot Ajax New Homes (west) Ajax kL ' PluaWle Ain ' Wnle Rads Aim Scarborough Town Centre Pick ' Delnered to selected h(wxtaoldi only Remember, all inserts. including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. 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Through an integrated approach to personal finance, they help their clients do four things: assess their current financial situation; sort out their financial priorities, set realistic goals; and put the financial tools in place to achieve these goals JOHN & SUSAN PRICE, and the independent financial planners at the MONEY CONCEPTS Financial Planning Centre in Ajax, are free to choose the financial services and products that best meet the clients' needs. They will research the market and recommend only the best products from the most respected firms. Call MONEY CONCEPTS at no obligation, and arrange to sit down with their representatives, one-on-one, to develop a financial plan that's right for you. You can also visit their Internet web site at www.moneyconcepts. ca "WE DELIVER QUALITY!" 1735 GAYLY ST. 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You still get a flooring product that is durable and has an extremely long life expectancy, and it's also easy to clean and maintain. Attention to detail is the top priority with PICKERING TILE CENTRE LTD. when it comes to residential or commercial flooring projects. Whether you are remodeling a kitchen or bathroom or building from scratch, PICKERING TILE CENTRE LTD. can handle both your interior and exterior projects Sometimes clients choose a material that is not appropriate or advisable for a particular project. The staff at PICKERING TILE CENTRE LTD. have years of experience with tile, and understand that proper usage is just as important as quality craftsmanship. PICKERING TILE CENTRE LTD. now imports over 90% of their floor and wall tile. The majority of file today are bigger with the 10' x 16- and 18- x 24" tiles being the norm. 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The Pickering store carries an extensive inventory of parts for the automotive aftermarket, featuring many nationally recognized brands as well as many premium quality parts marketed under the UAP/NAPA label. The over 130,000 parts available all meet or exceed original equipment manufacturers specifications, and are supported by a nation wide consumer warranty. Many common hand tools, marketed under the Ultrapro label, come with a lifetime warranty. There's also the exclusive Bodypro fine of auto body & painting supplies. UAP/NAPA's Autopro Associate Program is the nation's largest network of automotive professionals with over 700 Autopro bcabons. Many other automotive service centres, numbering in the thousands, have chosen to become UAP/NAPA Member/Installers or Certified Booty Shops. This wholesale -retail auto parts business in Pickering is managed by BRENT HOTTON. 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Repairs are completed with RM -BASF automotive finishes which are backed by a lifetime warranty: good as long as you own the vehicle and covered throughout North America (see Songard Collision Centro for details). This firm caters to off domestic & import cars, complete oollision service. encompassing body repairs. refinishing, custom cdotr matching with special added services on insurance claims. Since April 1986, SONGARD COLLISION CENTRE has provided an essential service to those prooessing insurance damn and individuals requiring body maintenance or repair. Owner JACK BONGARD knows the value of customer referrals and has made stye that the fir's priority is customer satisfaction ratwr than customer volume. Rental cars and lowing services arranged. .Ask your insurance company about BONGARD COLLISION ,_ _ _ Y._._._ _ _ _ --.- _ _ _ -_ � _ _ __ w _CENTRE. • _ _ - _ _ _ _ _-- - • • - _ _ _ _ _ y.. . afI..1a a,,.•• 1f 144•,1,•,4 0. ,i•1-r1-.iI THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 - PAGE 5 Durham agrees t By Keith Lynn O'Connor know what it's They wouldn't colleagues to au- argument, -he interest" if the invoice to a mu- are expected to 6flligan agreed. for. We wouldn't accept it." thorize payment. noted, "That Region is late in nicipality's inter- pay the bill even Staff Writer "Not one of send a hill to the But, Ajax While Coun. money is owing sending money. im tax hill, though a final Durham Re- us would pay it Province without Mayor Steve Parish had '•sym- and... we'll he re- He compared pointing out budget isn't gion has decided hill if we don't itemized details. Parish persuaded pathy" for their sponsihte for the the Province's property owners passed. to send a $30 - million cheque • • ' • - to the Province, but it still wants _ � �• an itemized bill detailing how . ��� Queen's Park ar- 1n rived at that fig- tt�ss ore. R e g i o n a l Council voted U r unanimously Wednesday to overturn a fi- nance committee recommendation " that Durham . • withhold pay- ment of its share 30 for property re- . „, • assessment ser- C 2� 25 vices, social 15 , SUPREME SIE housing, GO 1 O E'P pRACT1C SIE 0 THOPRACTIC Transit and IsnJ .eAa • • • • I S ' ambulances until Jrr RE CARE COMFORT SLEEP TU sInGLE 4 S+r+GLE .. the Region re- POS ir+GLE MATTRESS MATTRESS ceived an itern WILE MAT�ESS 26 5 ET 5479 169 SET 409 S ized bill on how s�r+cLE �� MATTRESS 5439 DOUBLE �4 SET 549 the figures were MATTRESS 1 S $289 SET SET 5�9 DOUBLE 2a9 3119 � 519 QUEEN 379 SET 579 reached. SET %249 DOUBLE •2C9 SET 339 DOUBLE X49 SET 54 KING 529 SET 839 KING 579 ET P i c k e r i n g „ SE QUEEN 259 SET 559 SET 86 Mayor Wayne DOUBLE 169 SET 449 SET 699 KING _FRAME Arthurs con- QUEEN 249 SET 34 KING A - vinced col- WINDSOR VANESSA CA VAR FUTON leagues to in- 'WIN REG stead Region authorize CREW :BUNK DAY BED w , INC�oN 5479 QUARTER BED �MAME $ 99 6 pay this bill, but .BUNK BED - .�";•" . ��'t 79 �-.F11rI15H 2 not make suhse $ 59 quem payments $f�5t� until the v - .,; Province gives backup informs- • _ tion. Coun. Arthur% t` urged his Coun- cil cohorts to tell r the Province,t"<���� - _RAME "Don't I(x)k fora - ' ,i, CAPTJU14 �• second cheque in FUTON the absence of ECON4My information the MILAN WATER ` �,�pAY SED next time Y BED 9 INCLUDES s 21 9 IDA a :.. �E s * FuT They agreed �'' 23 199 FINIS+ 6 after many had BUNK BEO • 'a supported with -$99 holding pay_ •• s429 , - • merit. Finance com- mittee chairman and Oshawa Councillor Brian ;tl - `'' • Nicholson led the _protest' �� t I l• against paying the Province. "It's irresponsi- • - , • ble for us as the finance commit- • , t -_,tee and for fi- • � . • • ' � mance staff to cut • ' a $30 -million • • • • cheque without • • ' ' - ; knowing if the • , figures are accu- = • ' irate:' Coun. Nichol- ' • TAUNTON RAYLY son noted the Z Cis Region asked for �� w information on • • how the amounts' were reached but ""'r'�" • ' `� • Wasn't given an "' ` .w1O.+ •►r , i „a` I • answer.•o• Uxbridge �'''•` •",o.ar"" a'a+•+'�` . 79 Telunton Road W. �.., d'.. �rruwcrrc `� ,9i1S�10.T! - :;;Mayor Gerri e7 77, s,.aaaq. •.+a•• a PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on News Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. 1_1S 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Enforcement critical When is a sentence not 'really' a sentence'' When it's con- ditional of course. That's one of the conclusions you could reach after testimo- ny given by Mare Stewart. area manager of the Durham Fast probation and parole office and by Drew McGinn. programme analyst for the Ontario Ministry of Correctional Services. The pair were testifying at a recent sentencing hearing of a 38 -year- old Ajax man convicted of sexually assaulting his If) -year-old daughter. Ms. Stewart and Mr. McGinn essentially admitted the con- ditions judges impose in non -jail sentences are all but 1mp0s%F hie to regulate. "A curfew %iolator w would not really know about ... Con- ditions that need monitoring outside of our office presdnt a problem," said Ms. Stewart while on the stand. Added Mr. McGinn, many probation officers. "don't have the ureic." to make home visits. Crown attorney Dent Saliwonchvk then made the obvious point: "This really isn't am different than an offender being on probation. is that fairs- To which Mr. M.(;inn replied. "That's true. The problems with conditional sentences, which have be- come an option for judges fix the past two years, are myriad. They fall short of a jail term but are more stringent generally than probation orders. They usually involve a number of court- ordered rules and regulations which must he upheld over the hfc of the sentence such as: curfews, he►ng away from the com- pany of minors (fix sonic sex offenders), community service, a ban on using alcohol, etc. Where the programme falls down is in ent4cement. Who is going to check constantly and consistently to make sure the www LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Teachers should resign and form political party com rct is obeying the terms of his sentence:' According to Ms. To the editor: fat paycheques for themselves and Stewart. there arc " rxr real resources available" to cam out ran- I hay c a % cry simple solution to work whatever hours they chose. down %i,-^; to an offender's home after hours to check— on cur- the ongoing provincial govern- They would be paramount• you few vkc,i;:eons, lir instance. With atxut 6.5 per cent of condi- ment/school boards/teachers' see. conal sentences having been handed out to scx offenders. con- slugfest. If the teachers don't have the sidered "maximum risk" to reoffend, it's frightening to think of Let's be clear about the thing. guts to submit their position to the how, little etTective super%isio n is actually taking place. This whole sad affair revolves democratic process then they Tlx: only answer is to beef up the probation officer force to around who controls the education- should button their horns, go back make sure conditional sentences are obLyed or for judges to al system — the teachers who have to the classrooms and concentrate hand out more jail time since conditional sentences can't cur- appointed themselves keepers of their efforts on teaching the 3 Rs. rently he enforced. Both measures will cont the governrmnt the flame or the duly -elected gov- 1, for one, have heard enough of money, but the safety of the public is surely worth it. ernment. them. This old saying applies: "Put I would suggest that the teach- up or shut up". ers resign en masse and form their Furthermore... own political party. We could re- Ken Spratley place them with new teachers who Pickering Durham Region councillors have finally, in frustration at are dedicated to the welfare of the that, paid the Province the $30 million it has demanded in tax students and who are prepared to take their marching orders from the revenues. The monev is Durham's share of GO Transit, social representatives of the people. The News Advertiser accepts letters to housing, land ambulance and assessment services costs as man- There is an election in the near fu- the editor. All letters should be typed or dated by the provincial government. While councillors knew the bill would have to be paid, they ture and the Teachers' Party could neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each were justifiably upset at not being given a detailed breakdown put its ideas about education to the letter must be signed with a first and last for costs incurred. Who knows why the final tally is $30 mil- voters. . That is what Mike Harris and name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for veri- lion'? The Province must have the answer and, next time it fires off a bill, should have the decency to explain exactly what it is party did and they were affirmed in fication. The editor reserves the right to we're paying for. their beliefs. edit co fors length and content. If the Teachers' Party was elect- Opinions expressed in letters are those To respond to this editorial call ed, it could implement any system of the writer and not necessarily those of Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 it wished. Teachers could teach the the News Advertiser. kids anything they wanted, write TIM WH TAKER Publisher -RIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland JOANNE Editor-in-chief GENAL 683-5110 ERCLASSIFIED Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member STEVEE HOUSTON OUSTON Managing Editor 683-0707 of the Ajax a Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- DUNCAN FLETCHER Advertising ManagerADMINICLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSNM FAX 579.9273 is a member of the Ontario Press Council, BO JOHN WILLEMS Real Estate/Automotive Advertising i.newsroomOdurham.net E-MAIL Gould St, Toronto, Ont. M5B 2MT an indepen- ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE dent organization that addresses reader com- BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager plaints about member newspapers. The pub- JANICE O'NEIL Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse vertisemCreditforocca vertisement LILLIAN HOOK Administration Manager 1� lift • lin ted space price et. r LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Residents will fight Pickering airport all the way To the editor: So, the Pickering airport 'cloud' is threatening us again. but this time it seems 'big money' and greased palms have managed to catch us off -guard. Let no one involved in trying to sneak this development by the taxpay- ing public he under any illusion. The villagers of Claremont and the sur- rounding area will fight this all the way. There is no rational reason for even considering an airport at the mo- ment, and the idea of building one within the next five years is absurd. It appears that few Durham resi- dents are aware of recent develop- ments that will see an airport built on lands between Taunton Road and Hwy. 7. Neither do they realize that the site for the runways has been moved north so the new residents of the Cornell de- velopment arc not inconvenienced by the noise of jets flying over their homes. Nor will they have to be sub- jected to the devastating financial im- pact of having their homes devalued overnight. No, it will he the villagers of Clare- mont and other settlements nearby who will sec the value of homes slashed, the owners' equity reduced to nothing. Where 1 live with my family on the southwest corner of Claremont, I'll be able to watch 737s taking off and landing by just looking out of my bedroom window! Like everyone else in the village, our health will suffer, our house values will crash, and local flora and fauna will be lost. On top of all this, some 30 square miles of the best farm land between Toronto and the east coast will be lost forever. Will there be any compensation? Probably not. Will the public consultation process leading up to the start of construction be held openly and democratically? No signs of that happening yet! Will we fight to keep our community, environment, home values and health? Absolutely! Don't -even doubt it; there is going to be one ;bell of a stink raised by the taxpayers 'in this area before a square inch of ]and is lost to this airport madness. David Savournin, Claremont �4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25,19" - PAGE 7 Communi Inci ► enoo RECENT NUCLEAR PLANT WOES ByWarlanm Ta*aa Staff Writer PICKERING — Town politi- cians are again calling for a review of the Pickering nuclear station un- der the provincial Environmental _ h Assessment Act following a string of problems at the plant the past few months, including Saturday's discovery of small amounts of ra- dioactive contamination on visitors during a Hydro open house. "The number of incidents are al- ' most becoming too numerous to count anymore," said Ward 2 Re- gional Councillor Doug Dickerson, in reference to Saturday's events and to spills of radioactive heavy water atthe station July 21 and Sept. 12, the discovery of excess j tritium leaking into the xwer sys- tem from late June, and the recent detection of another area of tritium contamination of groundwater on the site. Coun. Dickerson reported he has received calls about the nuclear plant from a number of concerned residents. 'These arc people who have al- ways been traditional supporters of the station, who saw the economic benefit of it;' he said. Now, their "faith is shaken". The councillor maintained it's time the Province and Atomic En- ergy Control Board listened to citi- zens' demands for an environmen- tal assessment, as expressed during last fall's referendum when 87 per cent of voters cast ballots in favour of a prohe. "I don't know how much stronger we can get than having a referendum," he said, adding he wasn't prepared to let governments totally ignore the wishes of citizens. Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner said while none — of the recent incidents threaten the health and safety of the publ that was only because of "s luck" that might run out. "lite nuclear plant has no than a horseshoe up their ba end," he said, noting the AECB repeatedly chastised Ontario Hy for sloppy radiation protection p cedures. Coun. Brenner also maintain Hydro has failed to live up to so of its recent commitments to community, particularly in the of investigating and improving safety measures at the nuclear s PROMPT NEW CALL FOR ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW ! Small amounts of radioactive contamination found on other discoveries in recent months relating to excess tour visitors at the Pickering nuclear plant were attrib- tritium leaking into a sewer system, has prompted re- uted to a naturally -occurring radon gas, according to newed calls in the community for an environmental as - Ontario Hydro officials. The latest event. coupled with sessment of the station. DOUG DICKERSON 'Faith is shaken'. ed tion. He said a promised report on ic, fire barriers at the plant and a fire beer safety audit to be done by an exter- nal consultant never materialized. more Ward 3 Regional Councillor ck Rick Johnson said he also shared has many of his colleagues' concerns, dro but was "satisfied" with Hydro's pr explanation of the tour incident. Mayor Wayne Arthurs told ed Council he has asked Town staff to me come up with "additional strate- the gies" to try to achieve the environ - mental ental assessment which has been fire rejected by the Province so far. ta- In a later interview the mayor WAYNE ARTHURS 'Additional strategies'. noted the Town has been clear in its position that the environmental re- view of the station undertaken by Hydro itself is not enough to ad- dress the concerns of Pickering and its residents. "We're not fully satisfied that the process Hydro has undertaken can meet all of the objectives we envision under the environmental assessment process," he explained. The tour incident was again brought up at Wednesday night's meeting of the Pickering/Ontario Hydro Liaison Committee estab- lished by the Town. Arif Kahn, a health physicist at the station, explained further inves- tigation confirmed that a naturally - occurring radon ga., was the source of the radioactive contamination discovered on about 30 tour partic- ipants, mostly children, as they were monitored while exiting the station. '11w radiation was at very low levels, between 500 and SW counts per minute and the contamination was very easily removed... Hydro determined the radon was attracted to the hands of some of the visitors by a lubricating sub- stance inside the rubber gloves worn with the 'air suits' sometimes used by station staff, which visitors were allowed to try on before the tour. There were no more traces of the contamination after the visitors washed their hands and had their clothes vacuumed. Station chief Bob Stricken told the committee one reason there had been no similar incidents during previous open house tours was be- cause the station's monitors have recently been recalibrated to detect much lower levels of radiation con- tamination. Mr. Stricken said Hy- dro will bring in outside experts to evaluate its own investigation of the incident. Durham teachers at the head of their class a'`I am deeply honoured.' The Durham District School Board honoured two dedicated teachers Monday, presenting the 1997-98 Bruce Mather Award to Marty Quin of Pickering and John Beirness of Port Perry. The award, named after the for- mer director of education, is pre- sented annually to a staff member for "exceptional contribution to the growth of others," said board director Grant Yeo. This is the first year two recipients have been cho- sen for the award. Ms. Quin, who retired last spring from her position as an English -as -a -second -language teacher at Woodlands Centennial rblic School, is a "compassionate and caring individual" who "de- voted" her teaching career to elim- inating racism and helping recent immigrants through ESL pro- grammes, Mr. Yeo said. "I am deeply honoured," Ms. Quin said. She told trustees the award also belongs to the staff and students she worked with at Wood- lands. "It's all about team effort." Mr. Yeo also congratulated Mr. Bei:-ness, a music teacher at Cartwright High School in Port Perry, for his dedication to stu- dents, calling the school's music programme "one of the best". Mr. Beirness, who was unable to attend the meeting, will be pre- sented the award at a later date. 'Exceptional contribution.' news in Ajax and Pickering School closures discussed with parents Durham District School Board officials are holding meetings next week at three schools slated for closure to dis- cuss the system -wide accom- modation and school improve- ment plan with parents. Community meetings will be held at Lake Vista Public I School in Oshawa Tuesday. Sept. 29. at Exeter High School in Ajax Wednesday. Sept. 30 and at Woodlands Centennial Public School in Pickering Thursday. Oct. 1. Parents will learn where their children will study once the schools are closed. All meetings run from 7 to 9 1 p.m. For more information call ; the public board at 666-55(X) or 686-2711. Holistic care for seniors on meeting agenda Holistic Care for Older Adults is the focus of an up- coming meeting. The Gerontological Nursing Association, Durham chapter, will examine Caring for the Mind, Body and Spirit of older adults at its annual meeting and dinner Wednesday, Oct. 14 from 6 to 9 p.m. Nurse practitioner graduate Carla Peppier, president of Car- la Peppier Consulting, a con- sultant to the Ministry of Health, past director of Policy and Resident Care and past president of the Ontario Psy- chogeriatric Association, will speak. The meeting will be held at Cullen Gardens, 300 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby. Cost is $25 and special meals are available on request. A certificate of attendance will be issued. The deadline for registration is Oct. 5. All are welcome. 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A child care programme is available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim). DINNER: St. Paul's United Church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, holds an Italian Dinner from 5 to 6:30 p.m. $7 for adults, $3 for children, no charge for those aged under three. Money raised will go towards general operating ac- count. 683-4740 or 683-2821 (Ann). SALE: A New to You sale of good used cloth- ing for the family and other items is held from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Martin's Anglican Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr. (one block west of Liverpool off Bayly). Fall fashions, white elephant table, toys, books, rock bottom. 839-9281. 116110 0 • A , , WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING SATURDAY, SEPT 26 DANCE: The Ajax-Pickenng Rangers' Sup- porters host a dance at Royal Canadian Le- gion, Branch 322, 111 Hunt St., Ajax, at 8 p.m. Music provided by DJ and Durham Flute Band. Draws and door prizes. $15 per person. (416) 281-8956, (905) 427-5910. YARD SALE: Ballycliffe Lodge hosts a yard sale at 70 Station St., Ajax, from 10 a.m - 2 p.m. 50% of proceeds to Terry Fox Foundation, 50% to Therapeutic Gardens. Donations would be appreciated. Please drop off at the above location. (905) 683-7321. `Be part of global picture' with youth exchange Dues the thought of volunteering in Egypt, Cuba, Indonesia. Russia or Thai- land sound intriguing:' It so, you might he interested in Canada World Youth's exchange pro- gramme for Canadian and landed immi- grant youth between the ages of 17 and 29. Canada World Youth invites you to "be part of the global picture" and is now accepting applications tier programmes beginning in the summer of 1999. Tic application deadline is Nov. 20. Groups of selected youth will spend three months living and working in a small community in Canada. aril three months in a community in the exchange countn. In addition to the countnes list- ed abxut, Canada WoriciYouth currently has exchanges with young people from Benin, Burkina Faso. Ecuador. Estonia. Ivon Coast, Jamaica, Poland, Urkaine, Tunisia arxl Uruguay. Sonic programmes focus on social services, aLriculture and community development. while others ticus on community development, cntre- prencurship and the em ironmcnt. Youth are expected to pay a 5250 par- ticipation fee in addition to fundraising about SI.SX) for Canada World Youth, now in its 27th year of organizing inter- national youth exchanges. Contact Cana- da World Youth at 317 Adelaide St. W., #4(P. Toronto, Ontario. h15"V I P9: (316)596-9702; tax 01161596-9642: e- mail cAy(acwv.ca or visit its wchsite at www.c,A v.ca/ontario. School councils' future discussed i nc Education improvement Commission (EIC) is holding a pub- lic consultation ussion in Durham next week about the future rule of school conununit-, councils. The public meeting will tx• held Tuesday. Sept. 29 from 7 to 8:30 p.m, in the Bohh\ Orr Room at the Oshawa Gd is Auditorium, 99 Thorn- ton Rd. S. Fax /t Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Newsroom: 683-7363 I he meeting is one of a series he- ing held across the province through Oct. 7 to gain input Irorn parents, teachers, school hoards and commu- nity members on the role of school councils. Further information about the I -IC -s consultation process is avail- able on the commission's website at cic.edu.gov.on.ca. Shawl No1ie_ 1110 splaw fte" Watch For Your Invitation On Sunday September 27th. g�!ZF]lovw%h�ruHumidifier gnat" sole C.41118h $ A dwrb dDlerAr t �Lebaft ■ .:, 461 Pat ft on ,„ • , G Y~ iw bill• OPEN HOUSE: The Ajax/Pickering chapter of the Congress of Black Women holds an open house and membership drive in the communi- ty room at the Durham Regional Police station located at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road in Pickering from 2 to 5 p.m. Guest speakers address healthy eating and investment strategies. 428- 9191 or 427-5546. DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The Durham Dental Hygienists Component Society holds a work- shop from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Os- hawa Public Library, McLaughlin Building. ODHA Director for Durham Catherine Grater - Nakamura will discuss The Dental Hygiene Process for Care. Registration at 9 a.m. Bring your CDHA-ODHA membership card. 905- 987-1617 (Helen Bertrand). MULTIPLE BIRTHS: The Durham Region Par- ents of Multiple Births Association holds its se- mi-annual clothing, toy and baby equipment sale from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. Cash only. No strollers or wagons allowed. 686-0707. FUND-RAISER: The Pickering -based Canadi- an Organization for Tropical Education and Rainforest Conservation (COTERC) holds a fund-raising 'Tropical Treat' dinner Saturday evening, Sept. 26 in The Atrium at the Toronto Zoo, 361 A Old Finch Ave., Scarborough. Doors open at 6 p.m., dinner at 7:30. Tickets $37.50 per person. 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Personal shopping only.^�/� ^ C9-105 Some items may have been on sale during the past week J /Rf - art t 998 S -i,s Canaja Inc W PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m. 905-426-6242 ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX_ AND PICKERING Bodies pile up in thrill flick Urban Legend .Vow playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering: Blade: Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson. Blade (Snipes) is bent on killing the creature which made him what he is — half -man, half -vampire. He teams up with Abraham Whistler (Kristoffer- son), an aging half-breed like himself who teaches Blade to uti- lize his assets and become a vam- pire hunter. Ever After: Drew Barrymore, AnJelica Huston. Danielle (Barry - more) is a modern 16th -century woman, an intriguing mix of tomboyish athleticism and phvsi- cal beauty. This spirited 'Cin derella' is certainly no victim. When Danielle needs help, she calls on her "fair\ godmother" Leonardo da Vinci for help. 54: Hike %lNers. Neve Camp- bell. MycrS stars as Steyc Rubell, the owner of New York's notori- ous Studio 54, a hot hangout for the social elite at the height of the disco era in the 1970-. This movie follows Rubell and several other characters who are either in des- perate -traits or on the verge of crashing. Halloween: H2O. Jamie Lee Curtis. The original man in the goalie mask, Michael Nl\crs, re- turns from hell in this 20th-an- mversary visit to the Halloween horror series. More blood, more thrills and more ear-splitting screams from Jamie Lee. Lethal %Neapon 4: Mel Gib- son, Dann\ Glo\cr. It has been six years since detectives Martin Riggs (Gibson) and Roger hlur- laugh (Glover) were last on duty to make city streets safe for all. In Lethal Weapon 4, Riggs and Mur - laugh set out to unra\cl a series of events involving an Asian crime lord (Jet Li) bent on carrying out a complex and deadly mission of revenge. One True Thing: Mend Strccp. Renee lcllwe,cr. Ellen Gulden (Zell\vegcr) is a young in- vestigative Journalist who lives on a heady mixture of ambition, per- fectionism and caffeine. Her sin- gle-minded drive is for her career, until news from home shatters her focus. In the midst of a family emergency. Ellen returns to Penn- sylvania, where she finds herself living once again with her mid- dle-aged parents (Strecp and William Hurt and the most im- Add your voice to the Durham Shores Chorus Think your singing voice is good enough to take out of the shower and unto the stage? Durham Shores Chorus is inviting women of all ages to join them for their Tuesday night music workshops. The chorus, which won second place in the small chorus category at a re- gional competition in Syracuse, N.Y., this year, is looking for more voices to learn four-part harmony, receive professional vocal coaching, attend annual competitions and partici- pate in community perfor- mances. Their first show, Mardi Gras on Broadwav, was held this February and had an audience of more than 400. The chorus is currently busy planning a Cabaret and Dance for February 1999. For more information call Sharon Hasted, (905) 434-2630, or Lena Moule (905)668-7547. portant investigation of her life is about to take place in the family home. Small Soldiers: In the small suburban town of Winslow Cor- ners, Ohio, life is quiet. people are friendly, and action figures are only toys. Then again, don't judge an action figure by the we of its box. Meet the Commando Elite. There's Something About Marv: Ben Stiller. Cameron Di- az, 'Matt Dillon. 'fed (Stiller) may not be lucky in life, but he was once luck\ in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Mary Jenson (Diaz), when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen years later, something about Mart still bewitches Ted so he hires pri- vate eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track her down. Strike: Kirsten Dunst, Lynn ( Laugh out loud! {\�dJ Ui1 .Hi }tU1�y KNhi � j funniest new releases right here, each i n you in your !`rw. Advertiser. SAVI ___ _J r r. P Redgrave. It is 1963 and the pupils at Miss Godard's School for Girls are dismayed when they find out they are merging with a boys' school. Imaginations run wild as the girls start a campaign against the move. Urban Legend: Jared Leto, Alicia Witt. College students have their ow n urban legend, like those modern-day folktalcs about tooth fillings receiving radio signals and alligators in the sewers that seem to arise spontaneously and spread by word of mouth. 1 -heirs is about an abnormal psych pro- fessor who allegedly killed six students and then himself' 30 years ago. Then, a series of strange deaths occurs on campus. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre % Famaus Placers Cinemas: Armageddon: Bruce Willis. An asteroid the size of Texas is heading directly toward Earth. NASA executive director Dan Truman has only one option — to send up a crew to destroy the space rock. Enter Harry S. Stam- per (Willis). the world's foremost deep core oil driller, and his roughneck team. Dead Man on Campus: With the end of the semester quicklti approaching and with the threat of failing their first year hanging over their heads, Josh (Tont Everett Scott) and Cooper (Mark - Paul Gossclaar) learn about an ar- cane loophole buried in the col- lege charter which may allow them to slip through the year with straight A's. The "dead man's clause" could be their salvation. See DeNIRO;Page 15 �eKFR IN ,ramous care featuring � NG PRIVATE RYAN (AA) F -i M, ,rl -7hu�s H 15 S:u -Sun 1 15-4 45-8 15 ENT TRAP (F) *Sat -Sun 1.30 KE EYES (AA) *Fri . Mon -Thurs 7:15-945 Sat. -Sun.4:20-7:15-9:45 AN (PG) 'Sat. -Sun. 1.20 AGEDDON (PG) *Fri . Mon.-Thurs 6:45-9 50 Sat. -Sun. 3:30-6:45-9:50 )N BIRCH (PG) *Fri. Mon.-Thurs. 6:50-9:30 Sat. -Sun. 1:05-3:45-6:50-9:30 H HOUR (AA) *Fn , Mon.-Thurs. 7:45-10:10 ;un. 1 00-3 15-5:30-7:45-10:10 NDERS (AA) *Fri. 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This adventure of love and honour, tragedy and triumph is set against Mexico's fight for independence from the iron fist of Spain. The Negotiator: Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Spacey. After be- ing wrongly charged with murder and theft. Chicago police negotia- tor Danny Roman (Jackson) is holding the chief of the Internal Affairs Bureau and his staff at gunpoint on the 20th floor of a downtown building. As police he- licopters circle overhead and marksmen stand ready on nearby rooftops, Roman knows he needs someone who will listen to him. He asks for Chris Sabian (Spacey), another respected nego- tiator with the Chicago police who Roman can trust. Parent Trap: Dennis Quaid. Natasha Richardson. Hallic (Lindsay Lohan) is growing up with her father (Quaid), a vine- yard owner in the Napa Valley. Annie (also Lindsay Lohan) is be- ing raised by her mother (Richardson), a renowned wed- ding gown designer. Strangers to each other. Hallic and Annie meet at a summer camp in Maine. They soon learn they are identical twin sisters separated shortly after Peas, pies and a ents. They soon become eager to meet the parent they never knew and devise a scheme to trade places and ultimately reunite their mom and dad. Ronin: Robert DeNiro. Sam (DeNiro) is an American hired, along with an international team of covert operatives, to steal a well -protected briefcase. None of them knows the identity of their employer, the true motives of oth- er members of the team or the contents of the mysterious brief- case. Together, they must negoti- ate their way through a maze of political subterfuge and confu- sion in which former allegiances are often transitory and meaning- less and where money reigns supreme. One thing is clear, some of them will die and others will kill for it. Rounders: Matt Damon. Mike McDermott ( Damon) is a master card player who trades the poker - playing rounds for law school and a shot at a new life with his girl- friend Jo (Gretchen Mol). For Mike, the new life he's staking out seems like a legitimate road to success, but it's short on the thrills and excitement of back- room poker games. But when Mike's longtime friend Worm (Edward Norton) is released from prison, Mike is faced with the dance step or two... AJAN -- Peas and pits are on the menu to- morrow at a dance being hosted here. The Ajax -Pickering Rangers' Supporters host the dance at Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 321, 1 11 Hunt St., Ajax, Saturday, Sept. 26 at K p. M. Music is tieing provided by a deejay and the Durham f=lute Band. The csening also features draws and door prices Cost iN 515 per pers„n Phone 1.11 t, ,1% 1 -1056 or (905) 4217-910 for huge intorm,itl,,n to keep on the straight and nar- row, or deal himself back into the world of the Rounders, New York's high-stakes poker under- ground. Rush Hour: Jackie Chan. De- tective Inspector Lee (Chan) is the only man capable of capturing one of Hong Kong's most power- ful and treacherous crime lords. With the unwavering support of the Chinese Consular in Hong Kong, Lee's diligence and cun- ning have led to the confiscation of more than $500 million in weapons, drugs and a collection of Chinese art unsurpassed in the world. However, the elusive Jun- tao remains at large, and now seeks revenge against those who believe they can bring him to jus- tice. Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks. Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm Omaha Beach along the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller (Han- ks) believes getting himself and his men past the gauntlet is the greatest challenge he has ever faced in World War 11. But his most difficult task Tres ahead. Simon Birch: Simon Birch (Ian Michacl Smith) was the smallest dchr,ery ever recorded in the hrsh)r- f Grasestossn Nlcrno- nal M :, Thi 1- i >r, pro - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 - PAGE 15 role ion Ronion aimed Simon a miracle, and ever since, he's been quick to re- mind anyone who forgets. Si- mon's certain he's going to be a hero ... he's just not sure how. Fate takes an unexpected turn when Simon gets his first hit: a high foul hall with tragic conse- quences. Snake Eyes: Nicolas Cage, Gary Sinise. Tarnished Atlantic City police detective Rick San- toro (Cage) joins old friend, Navy Commander Kevin Dunne (Sinise), now a highly -placed De- partment of Defence staffer work- ing with the U.S. Secretary of De- fence, at a heavyweight boxing match. When Dunne's back is turned, the Secretary is assassi- nated and 14,000 fight fans be- come suspects, possible accom- plices and witnesses. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Air Bud 2: Golden Receiver: This rho %te nicks un whirr- -Air Bud' left off. Josh (Kee in Zcucro is now the legal owner of Budds and teaches the dog to play 1o4)t- Let u$ entertain Volt— Cis ball, now that it has mastered bas- ketball. Supporting cast includes 80 young football players, six football -playing dogs, assorted other animals ranging from chim- panzees to Dolly the Llama and professional athletes from the NFL and NBA. How Stella Got Her Groove Back: Angella Bassett, Whoopi Goldberg. At age 40, Stella (Bas- sett) seems to have it all — a great job as a high -salaried stock broker, a beautiful home and a bright, loving young son. But Stella has lost her groove, She has forgotten how to have fun ... to take chances. Then friend Delilah (Gold- berg) plans a vacation in Jamaica, saying it is time for something or someone to rock Stella's world. The lush surroundings work their magic. Also playing: Blade, Ever Af- ter, How Stella Got Her Groove Back, One True Thing, Ronin, Rounders, Ruch Hour• .Saving Pri tale Rvan. There's Something .thou! Marc. 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Better to have musi- cal Vienna brought to life on a walking tour guided by an informative. animated music teacher with a passion for music and a gift of bringing music composers to life. Walking torus are a fantastic way of benefiung from a local's insight into an arca. •Iitey are usually inexpensive, in- formal an f often offered in a number of languages covering a wick range of sub- jects from a neighbcxrnccxxf tour in IN ecu York to a Jack the Ripper walk in night- time London or the Kafka experience in Prague. A couple of hours walking in ar- eas you might not otherwise tour will enlighten and entertain. Our tour visited the houses where Mozart and Beethoven lived and where Vienna's pride and joy, Franz Schuhert, %a% born. We met at Figaro House, just down a narrow lane from Vienna's heart, Ste - fan's Dom, where Moir• n composed 'The Marriage of Figaro' in 1780. Silently meandering through the first floss spartan apartment, we browsed family pictures, letters, etchings, original scores and heard how illness and pover- ty plagued !Moret. Other than his music, nothing of Mozart's possessions remain. Gazing down Blutgasse (Blo (A Street) from his window as he must have when he composed, tears sprang to my eyes as I listened to an aria from Figaro on the headphones provided. Hopping off the streetcar taken from Figaro House, we strolled past some beautiful Biedermeier homes to Pasqualati House, Beethoven's home from 1804 to 1808 and 1810 to 1815. From his fourth floor window, he could gaze at his beloved Vienna Woods as he composed Symphonies IV, V, and VII among other works. Not as impoverished as Mozart, more personal possessions are displayed — his piano, salt box, paintings, music and grim death mask. 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Reg. #2264141 _ - ------ - - - - ---------- - - - - -- •------------- - - - - -- =..__ 0 0i UP -AI., "*.tncL..S A rid•.&r-d4gf% aE6w Add -ekw �b�h+ r /.. 1 M V .. ♦ . � 1 • r. 1 ♦. . 1 11 r 1.. r 0 1 PAGE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 Advertising Feature ^M,� Invest in your foundation/Repair those leaks Gordon Crawford of Crawford & Sons has been successfully repairing leaking basements for over 24 years and although he says, "I'm still learning;' he estimates he has been in close to 15,000 homes and seen virtually every possible leaking situation one can imagine. Gurdon says, "basically, the amount of years 1'ye been in this business has forced me to develop hundreds of different techniques to successfully solve every situation I've encountered". He also says that "having an extensive background in specialty products for concrete. I know which products to use and which ones really work, that's why I can offer a 10 year full guarantee on all the work I do Gordon pride,, his company on fast, neat and efficient service. He also prides himself on his troubleshooting ability. "I like to professionally solve problems at the least most reasonable cost to the customer Sometimes that may imolye exca�:um h entire perimeter of the house and replacing the weeping 1 tiles but that is because it is absolutely necessary. What y j I won't do is quote on an expensive excavation type repair when I know a simple little interior injection will j solve the problem. Give me a solid concrete foundation and 909/.- of the time I can inject the problem with a ,' polyurethane by standing on the inside and pumping right through the wall. Block foundations should be repaired from the outside but 1 try to isolate the problem within 10-15 It. to minimize the excavation necessary. Gordon says "home owners should invest in their foundations in much the same way they invest in their roofs. Water corrodes and very quickly. The same way a leak in your roof starts corroding the wcxxicn rafters, a leak through your foundation starts to undermine the very integrity of your home. People tend to live with the problem until it escalates into a bigger one. Catch it early enough and possibly save yourself a fortune.- Gordon ortune"Gordon goes on to say that "no job is too big or t(x) small and I can promise you a fair and objective evaluation of the problem." For a free professional evaluation call Gordon at 905-686-6H80. THE MISADVENTURES OF CRAWFORD AND SONS ©© HOPE (DON"I GET BLAMED FOR THIS f TOOM / WATERPROOFING SPECIALISTS (6114(Ti(I PROFESSIONAL INTEGRITY/QUALITY WORKMANSHIP (over 24 years experience and more than 8.000 homes repairs) INJECTION SPECIALISTS FOR FOUNDATION CRACKS POLYURETHANE/EPDXY (No Digging In Most Cases) Cement Block Foundations rubber membranestsump pumps/weeping tiles FIX POTENTIAL LEAKS BEFORE RENOVATIONS OMAwtm YWIC our expert trouble shooting offers you the .., optimum repair at the best prices with a 10 YEAR FULL GUARANTEE FREE ESTIMATES 905=686=6880 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 - PAGE 19 Soundproofing Adds Value To Your Home With more people entertaining and staying home these days, a quiet atmosphere takes on a new priority. To help combat the noises—produced by everything from appliances inside to sirens outside—more consumers are looking for ways to "soundproof' their homes. If you are building a new home, or renovating or adding to your existing house, you have a perfect opportunity to add soundproofing. One of the most economical ways to accomplish this is with basic home insulation. It can be relatively simple and inexpensive, and can add greatly to the comfort and the value of your home. Soundproofing inay be especially beneficial when you're ready to sell your home. How To Control Noise Level Materials placed in walls and ceilings can provide a barrier to sound from the outside and from room to room. Some materials, like lead, reflect sound energy but aren't practical for wrapping rooms. Other alternatives exist, but experts say fiber glass insulation is best because it absorbs sound and saves energy. When most people think about insulation, they think about insulating the exterior walls. This is important for controlling sound from the outside. But insulating the interior walls is just as important for reducing noise between rooms inside. Ceilings and Floors are also a vital area to reduce noise from overhead or below. For added sound control, insulate your heating and air conditioning ducts. If you have metal ducts, wrap them in fiber glass insulation with a vapour -retarded facing. If you're adding new ducts, consider a high -efficiency system made from rigid fiberglass insulation boards. Practical Tips In addition to insulation, if you are in the process of renovating or remodeling your home, here are some additional "sound" steps you can take. • Install thick carpeting and padding �taaanyxa"`"1 Throughout your home to reduce -:mpact sound. Ca • Caulk around windows and use xcalher-stripping at the bottoms of e _ kwrs. • Choose solid• wood -insulated core loors where privacy is demanded. • l'sc thick glass, insulating glass N .ud storm windows to help e reduce sound transmission j through windows. F �; • Select quiet, high-quality appliances. • Install telephones, doorbells,..... - _ - tntcrcoms or audio built-ins on _ interior walls only, never on party or L' J 0iji1Y corridor walls. • Caulk holes made by wiring which penetrates connecting strucKurrs with - elastic non-hardrm packing ng caulk or dry FREE ESTIMATE CALL: - FOR A openings around ceiling 427-4143 or 666-4263 Pte, 4�i fixtures airtight AC\ �, �Fb? aN� S T r 1: 1 T 1 'T l Y f'1 'r i S Z Y T T V 1 1 7- l; 4 r-• . S '• . • ',` T Y - . - - 1' 1 r r . . � . • r • . r a . . _ . • . r r , a • I r . s r Y• /) , F iY,p4a4a�Neaga{!Q.1�3Gti� _. PAGE 20 - THE NEVYS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 SS a�,..t - ty.wj ar et:iR"f•'l`t'ty lYl••.+! I irAwtf!{ 1 /l!! �{tsrt., .+Nf H10me'.. Removing Lead -Based Paint V Y410M 5 lAbmr im S PIECE DINETTE (36-zbo- Solid fable) White/1elatwal $1,00 (HC) -Many Canadians are choosing to renovate their homes rather than move to new ones. Besides making good economic sense. renovating can be a' very rewarding experience. However, older homes may contain lead-based paint. Removing or disturbing old lead-based paint as pan of a renovation project can expose people in your home to a health risk So, before you take out the sander, circular saw or paint stripping equipment, there are some things you should know about disturbing or removing paint. We've known for a long time that lead is • Never eat, drink or smoke while removing paint. hazardous to health. Scientists now realize that • keep all sources of ignition, including anything that even small amounts of lead can he harmful• might cause a spark or static electricity out of the work especially to infants and young children. In area -many strippers are flammable. addition. lead taken in by the mother can interfere • Clean the work area thoroughly at the with the health of the unborn child. end of each day. Collect paint scrapings and if your home was built before 1960• it was chips and place them in a sealed container likely painted with a lead-based paint. Most clearly marked Lead -containing paint paints made before 1910 contained large amounts scrapings -Hazardous Was Wipe the entire of lead In fact• sonic paint made in the 1940% work area with a clean damp cloth• and contained up to 50 percent lead by dry weight. discard the cloth when you're done. In Lead was used to snake paint dry quickly and many parts of Canada, special wear well, and to make the colours vibrant. The arrangements exist for the amount and kind of lead varies in different types disposal of hazardous household of paint. wastes. Paint scrapings should Since the 1950s. the use of lead has been more not be discarded with the garbage To find out how to common in exterior paint than interior paint. dispose of old paint strippings. contact either your local Between 1950 and 1976, the use of lead in paints municipality or the local office of the provincial Ministry decreased significantly. Owners of homes built of the Env tronment after 1980 need not be concerned about lead Another option is to have professionals do the job either levels in micnor paints. All post -1992 consumer in your home or remove the woodwork for stripping at paint produced in Canada or the United States is their shop. If you hire professionals to rctnovc the paint in virtually lead-frec. your home, make sure they follow the advice given here - The usual methods of removing paint involve the method of stripping, proper ventilation, cleaning up, sanding• using a heat gun or blowlamp or ete chemical paint sinppers. 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Application strippers. which consist of a paste applied with a brush, are best a However, all chemical paint strippers contain • potentially harmful substances, so care must be Turbuw Brush Vac Pan Stard Muffler taken when using them Not all strippers are r, • w•Jnera •3a eatior :>uit .!;x .a:inn up (with fittings) good for removing paint from the same ,k,,,.i„l,,rriiwl,�„n �,,,,r,,,nr,,.,r, -, nm ,r. matenal%-read the manufacKurer's instructions i;.mal Ckryn� i,x.,a syr iJJ`-- ""'" tdwr Oc tie Vr tbi. • {.a,y,� w Slae+,..3te car abFxtit ' - • peppoomix `° CA' i carefully There are some very effective dust- 59 4% 40211 ia.sren.r. �• J - a collecting sanders or media blasters (e.g. plastic ,, _ 7 49.9; -OW,; iAn \ ;440 , -R f bead blasting) that arc coming on the marks G= Gon__ '^ — i 'Igninl-Blind Tool Keep an eye out for these as an alternative. but J �' 6.-, r< make sure that they can guarantee a dust -free 1�Qt Feather Duster w ::r %' + work environment. • f.. aJires..tiaep�.raero ivariow. • 11ub a iutrai IfAM C�•" i �./� Ala -' r•e. • R•rr»a 6oviet vw ani Jim No matter which method you choose to remove M r,j� rbc a old paint, and regardless of whether the paint is (� N.nsre P. � v90 .oKPO Vertical Bliod Tool on the inside or outside of your home. there are • 9 ,tr.p .o.t_'� � \ � some very important rules to follow ' - .. ari km Hired cans. • Extensive renovation can pose hazards to Quawd Padded . pe,iK, 4W unjoror r.,,.,d J v 7� i .*K4S163 anyone's health. Pre-school children and pregnant wm ocn are especially susceptible to leaded dust. Hose Sock s n They should limit their exposure as much as ' AJJdcr tawr•wn (a.,�J 14" Af ut-k u 14Fluor Tool possible. • Remove as much of the furnishings from sed iai.ew•%6i1e eleriiw4 "n�ShPow • the work arca as possible Furniture and carpets „.»w7rslor Mle-re Vacuum that can't be removed should be covered�'/�n�.'� �tx�j completely with plastic sheeting. • Isolate the work arra to prevent the spreadY , ti �p� Pfior p.pq,.1 l T .CLMUcaomofoww,,,•croom of scrapings, chips and panicles of paint to other'o'Pi�Q M Hon�r 'Y"'S` Piet parts of the house. This can be done by covering 12". Lt►re161et1S doorways and vents with plastic sheeting and 'x'dO1410�a" d"H� ' tape- 7fAi� Srlr ribs } 3 • If you develop breathing problems, dizziness, nausea or headaches while wonting with paint strippers, get outdoors into fresh air. �- 3 r Abrlr Before starting work, make sure the room is properly ventilated. Place a fan blowing out of anNo Kit Pipe •• • fm[pii dmwr f10� LO d00f - open window to promote adequate ventilation. if w� "' •._ iiir`htef#•e .-ni9' possible, first apply stripper to the area nearest the fan further � «�►ae�j•6' 497? ` and then gradually away so that, as 'the solvent evaporates, the fumes bead toward the F . 12 8100 fan and not past your nose.+• • Always wear goggles and gloves when strippers. If `usmg paint stripper gets on your skin, wash it off right away, and remove any clothing a A' .yr 9pAr•1751M on which the stripper has spilt. Use a good s � quality breathing mask designed for use with organic chemicals. These can be purchased at •>frof..0 1 12* specialized paint or safety equipment outlets. It's AMarldeAiie it good idea to keep a pair of coveralls and work im'„•°mm - shoes to wear only in the work area. Wash all. work clothes separately from other clothing. • Work only for about 10 minutes at a time Air sued that take a break outside in the fresh air. t - aK i.'•,'.•� ..• ____=..,i,��.ra�JSG:Kit,•t9'„d'F'.J�jO�s'�!.!:rP"rY'. � ., • Fast elmn awrp noir lxwka r ►a• 13,e al uraedt kwol +ooJ dura i9� M•rrlatentre 34.9iapSK,. PLUS LM 1271 KINGSTON ROAD PICKERING HOURS: MON., TUES., WED. 10-6 THURS., FRI. 10-7 SAT. 10-4:30 M FAX: 831-6220 EFFECT FROM SEPT. 11 - OCT. C THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 - PAGE 21 SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING Panthers' Tirepower nets iuniors threerst aught wins ayA/Rft►►etr cd his second win of the season fur Sports Editor the Panthers, kicking out 31 of 33 PICKERING — The Picker- shots he taced. ing Panthers' ability to score has The Panther,, play t� r c at allowed the junior hockey club to h vnr [h nr n: .tic F _n 1. h(� t sprint out to three consecutive wins to open regular -season play. The Panthers put their third win in the books by swatting the Peter- borough Bees 9-2 at Peterbor- ough's Memorial Centre Tuesday night. The victory puts the Pan- thers at the top of the Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockev League's 13 -team Eastern Confer- ence standings. Pickering had little trouble in the contest, dominating the opposi- tion throughout and exploiting penalties to the Bees by scoring four powerplay goals. "We made them pay for undis- ciplined and lazy penalties;' says Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis. "The best way to hurt a team is by putting the puck in the net on the powerplay" While the Panthers are showing It, league foes their considerable firepower, scoring 20 goals and al- lowing only seven in the first three games. McGillis says there's lots of room for improvement. "We're pleased with the start. but we can see a lot of areas where we can improve on. Our team de- fence and puck support are two ar- eas we want to work on . Offen- sively, we've got the tools. That's been the difference for us right now, we're able to put the puck in the net" The Peterborough contest was marked by an outstanding individ- ual effort by forward Oliver Lopez, an Ajax -Pickering 'AAA' Raiders midget graduate. Lopez outskated two Peterborough defenders for the puck and scored a shorthanded marker in the first period for his first-ever goal at the junior level. The goal was important. notes McGillis. as it seemed to take the wind out of the sails of Peterbor- ough. At was a big goal for us." Lopez and Joel Johnston each scored two goals to lead the charge. Luc Chiasson. Neil Ray- mond. Mike Hanna. "fyler Mrc)dlc- brook and 'fora Crnrlr��rc netted singles. Goallender 1cKl Canurc�n ;" Badminton players sought for tourney AJAX — Badminton play- ers are sought for a tournament in Ajax this Sat- urday. Sept. 26. Hosted by the Central Ontario Development Program, the badminton tour- ney is slated for Ajax High School from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. There will be singles round- robin play for youth and adults. Prizes will be awarded to pool winners and to the overall win- ner. For more in- formation call Wayne King at 427-1776. the Syracuse Junior Crunch) at the Pickering Recreation Complex tonight. Friday On Saturday evening, the Panther, hc,.t the �l'�Ilin_,rn I u1, Rath _.,nrr� EVERY TRIP TO THE MALL, COULD USE 11 " LITTLE FOOTBALLM'' N t i 'PA1;E 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTLtiER•FR11MV, SFWFAW k 25, 1998 Cheetahs off and running at first cross-country meet Five teams from the Brooklin Cheetahs cross-country running club won their divisions and two others finished second during the first invi- tational meet of the season Saturday in Barrie. Emma Hunt, Jennifer Bays. Jen- niliee Davidson and Michelle Crompton made up the mite girls' team that finished first amonc seven - and eight -year-olds. Bays finished second overall. Crompton seventh and Hunt eighth. Katie Ilott (2nd). Carley Dart (3rd). Sarah Churchill (5th). Caitivn HellinLman (6th). Hillary Ireland (8th). Emily Da\ics (12th). Kelsey Bartlett (21 st). Sarah Beattie, h1ichellc McDonnell. Kailey Jasper and Tara Bays comprised the win- ning tyke team of nine- and 10 -year- old girls. The victorious atom ( I 1-12) eirls' team included April Kelly (7th) Lisa Hurst (8th). Lindsay Bays ( 101h). Kristen Varley ( I 1 th ). Lesley %lacAyelia ( 18111). Janine Bolton (19th), Jessica Ilott (22nd). Alexan- der Ferguson (271h), Kim Ascott (281h), Chantel Smith (36th), Robyn Small (37th). Sarah %IcLaughlin and Kaitlin Almack. The senior ( 13-14) girls' team of Laura Burns (2nd). Kristen Scott (3rd), Heather Mann (10th), Lindsay Zara. Lauren Simeson, Jill Edmunds and Tracy Crompton finished second overall. On the boys' side, Steen Hunt and Kristofer Faric posted a one-two finish in the mite division, but with Benjamin Race as the only other lo- cal runner, they did not qualify for a team result. The tyke boys' team of Dustin EI- dridec ( Ist). Nicholas Theis (41h). Matthew Bruce (7th). Taylor Hunt (I lth). Evan Tsiopoulos (12th). Col- in Hitchon ( 15th). John Ferguson (23rd). Brodie Hanson (29th), Shane Davidson, Eric Regan, Scott Parting- ton and Scan Simeson brought home the Bold. Also taking lop spot was the atom boys' team of Anthony Seidel (4th). Millie MacA\elia (6th), Jamie Bruce (8th), Grant Cooke (12th). Andrew Faric (17th), Zac Race ( 19th ), An- drew Dyment (21 st ), Jacob Patte and Matt Menear. Finishing second was the senior Pickering senior, partner win best all title PICKERING — A Pickering golfer and his Markham partner cap- tured the 1998 Senior Better Ball Championship at the Brampton Golf Club Tuesday. Bob Bradley of Pickering and Brian Matheson of Markham shot a two -ball, best -ball total of 66, good enough for a three -stroke margin over two other teams. Donald Hewson of Unionville and Robert Pezzack of Mississauga finished in a tie for second place with Brampton Golf Club members Kirk McKinnon and Michael Pullen. A total of 65 teams took part in the Ontario Golf Association -sanc- tioned event. Bradley is a member of Oshawa Golf Club while Matheson belongs to the Beacon Hill Golf Club. boys' team of Brendan Simeson Duffield (15th), Jamie Millage (22nd) (3rd), Derek Bolingbroke (10th). (16th), Kiel Labelle (17th), Anthony Many of the athletes with the Richard Brazier (I Ith). Mark Tsiopoulos (18th). Ryan Ferguson Cheetahs live in Ajax and Pickering. S Scratch 5C�4R`�C1� 10%to50%off regular -priced merchandise throughout the store. 10%to25%off sale & clearance merchandise. • .10% . in regular -priced furniture, floor c:ouoerirlgs, mattresses, patio furniture, cameras and accessories, small electrics & personal care appliances, infants' wheel goods & furniture, fine jewellery, Prestige watches, Denby semi -formal dinnerware. r P Do your part. Please recycle J Scratch & Sante is for 3 days only. Friday, Saiturday & Sunday, September 25,26&27 *SCRATCH AND SAVE discounts do not apply to: Cosmetics; Fragrances; Bath & Body; Sunglass Hut; DKNY Hosiery, =14.99 3 -pack Pantyhose, tyhose, Jockey &Calvin Klein apparel &underwear, [Ralph Lauren /Polo Intimates; Jeanne Lottie, Guess, DKNY & cK Calvin Klein handbags & small leather goods; Easy Spirit, Nine West, Enzo Angiolini, DKNY, cK by Calvin Klein, Via Spiga & `Stuart and Mr. Seymour shwa; all athletic footwear; Roots merchandise, Claudel merchandise; regular -priced Women's Designer fashions consisting of sportswear, denim fashions and classes 359/118/654; regular -priced Men's Designer clothing consisting of sportswear, denim, dress shirts, ties, socks, underwear and dress clothing; Hugo Boss underwear; Tommy Hilfiger and Calvin Klein children's wear; watches from Gucci, Swatch, Guess, Nautica, Timberland, Liz Claiborne, Yves Saint Laurent and Calvin Klein, sale and clearance Prestige watches and Fine Jewellery, Dior & Estate Jewellery, Jewellery by DuNouveau, Memolre Paris, Diamond Essence, Royal Canadian Mint jewellery, Swarovski, Caithness Glass, Greeting Cards; Royal Velvet towels & rugs; CDs, pre-recorded audio and video tapes, Eaton Beauty Dolls, Lalique, Uadro, Nao, Disney Classic Collection, bone china, Seagull Pewter, 'Beanie Babies', sale -priced Ralph Laum%41olo, Charisma and Liz Claiborne bedding and towels, Tommy Hilfiger Hone, sale -priced Housewares, Linens & Bedding, sale & clearance small electrics & personal care appliances, sale & clearance mattresses, all microrwves, Major Appliances, Home Electronics, Portable AudioNideo, Communications Equipment, Carreras & Accessories, Film, Home Comfort, Books & Godiva products; gift certificates; Restaurants, Concessions & Services. SCRATCH & SAVE discounts do not apply to: Furniture, Floor Coverings, Mattresses, Patio Furniture, BBQs & BBQ accessories, Small Electrics & Personal Care, Fine Jewellery, Prestige Watches, Denby Dinnerware, Infants' furniture & wheel goods, BUT regular -priced purchases of these items are automati- cally entitled to a 10% discount. LIST SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. Personal Shopping Only. Complete details in store. 'CTHFNF.WS ADVFItTISER-FRIDAY; SFPTEMWR-25: lf998-PAGE 23 e MA AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX PIC KERING 4 NEWS ADVERTISER 683mO7O7 NEWS ADVERTISER OFFICE /Ilene lona Men NI tfin Men.• tri., So. 9:30... 3P. OUTLET 130 (ommercial Ave., Ajax Toronto Line 1416) 798.7459 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering HOURS: 9am - Spm Mon: Fri. (LASSIFIED ON UNE Sara/Lee - Ambedea Plaza dosed SaturdayNow whm you odversise yew ward ed else eppms on the internes at; HOURS: l Dam -Spm Tues: Fri., noon -5 pm Sun. (losed Mon. FAX: (905) 579-42124 hour) INTERNET: http://www.dvdmmnews.set ENTAIL: compose@derWm.net FAX: (905) 879-4218 (24 hour) FLLUI Careers I I Careers I I Careers — 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help An independent school for young women from Grades 6 to OAC requires a Marketing and Development Officer The Marketing and Development Officer: • Manages marketing strategies and initiatives in conjunction with the school s management team. e I, responsible for the management of fund raising activities including annual giving, planned giving and capital campaigns. a i)evelops and maintains the alumnae database and o -ordinates alumnae activities. • i'ublishes the school newsletter [!,e successful candidate will possess post -secondary Iualifications in marketing or public relations, excellent interpersonal skills, display a high level of organizational iirility and be able to initiate and complete projects and ordinate efforts among a variety of stakeholder situps. Knowledge of advertising/promotional medi- ums and vehicles, computer skills and presentation -i.11ls are essential. i his position will be of particular interest to graduates 1.1.irketing or Public Relations diploma programs with years of experience. Applications and resumes should be directed to: George L. Briggs, B.A., M. Ed-, Principal Trafalgar Castle School 401 Reynolds Street Whitby, Ontario LIN 3W9 Fax (905) 666-4136 ,(No telephone calls please) The closing (fate for applications, is Wednesday, October 7, 1998. Only those candidates selected for an inten sew will be contacted. Thank you for interest in Trafalgar Castle Sch(xll. IVYMCA PROJECT OF GREATER TOROMO CO-ORDINATOR Phe Faintly & Community Action Program, a Health Canada initiative designed to enhance the well-being of Durham Region children 0-6 years, invites applicants for Project Coordinator. FCAP is a multi-year federally funded program in agreement with the Province of Ontario, and administered in Durham Region by the l NCA. The Project Coordinator is a member of the Project Management Group. Responsibilities: Coordinating and administering region -wide program planning and implementation activities, involving volunteer committees, appropriate agencies and parent consumers. Identifying and responding to policy and procedure needs. Initiating marketing and public relations activities. Recruiting, hiring, supervising staff. Qualifications: Thorough knowledge of the services arid sen ice needs of Dufiam Region. Ability to conceptualize, analvze and problem Ave. An understanding of Human Service programs and a graduate degree in a related field, or a combination of relevant undergraduate education and experience. Current Ontario driver's license and use of vehicle. Please seed cover krter and reswnNe by October 6, 19M to: FCAP Hiring Committee 1400 Rayly St., Office Mall One Unit 16111, Pickering, ON L1W 3R2 MMlrarl.1 tlantK THE wA SUTM Caner Positions At,Traiaitg CerNa. Become a Personal lino am w1ni . Meet training abduce; MW ava"M in artificial hails, C.S.R ear carldulg peid)axes, rqx- 1.B.0. license; Tele- "p' student f"i"g evaY- obe/Tabs experience aw. Wk $20. (�3- vfaen.,r 8083 --_ Contact Pat at worden hmarame (905)579-1317 NAMSTYLan tMMISTrL- UTS GRADS a appenYoe ra Iwred, with no prewian a- Ienence. Gel paid while you N through our ellown cof- enngand cutting program. Must have excellent people skills. IoW of fashion and a loud image. Serious cam only. Vale"ira's Wlllby 666-3= for interview. M ffNniiigMTE h6- time position forAdministrative Assistant.. for mid-sized company with strong telephone skills. MI- crosoh office apenence a must. Cal Dime err 418 990 9336. between 9.5. M Con+111 d AM DAMA DO. we have a iob for you. students needed 11., earn cash. no encs needed.i3�) I Gelterd tMlp AMOVAT SIREtr� ANT COMLE, mature awpe for highise t W&v in Aja. Must be hand Wiling - ali ng, with good algieti shells. fall isuNe to 906319.2901. KMM SALON requires k- oefnad assistant nlaitager for Ajax salon. salary of conn- missidUbont1w0 ft snaring. Also part unit stylist for Ostim and Ajax. Cal Cynthia (905) 426-6180 IMIS PERSON 8 dishwasher regwred. No experience nec- essary. will tram. Apply in perso with resume at 1 old iK npsron Rd- AW. (Pickering Vilage) $11.85 PER HOUR TO START P.„rldwidc manufacturing company cxpandmg in;TA has immediate full time openings for Durham based outlet, in various departments ire !udmg customer aervtce, public relations, .et :F, and delivery, no experience necessary WE th r advancement opportunities, paid vacA- nc, medical and dental package Must be 19 r ver, have own car, Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905)571-3532 Aleo Z.e... krrin4 now hiring PART TIME POSITIONS Available up to 27 hour per ". 4'R Daysevenings and weekends P(vsitums for (Customer Service Associates.) Overnight positions available 9:30 m -5 Ma m. up to nights per week Apply in person at Customer Service Desk with resume Only Suitable ('andidatea will be contacted. EXPERIENCED AR DRIVERS Days / Afternoon / Nights Dryers required to established delivery rcu!es In ,he G.T.A. for a single customer from our Scar- borough terminal. Wil nvolw some weekends on a rotating basis, good working conditions, benefits and hourly wage of $15.00 to $15.45. A/Z 1'cence, current abstract and resume required. Please appy in person at Atrippco Delivery Service, BO Queen Elizabeth Blvd. or tax resume to: 416-252-7615 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or Individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly io Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be seM. directly as indicated by the instnections in the ad. PICKERING is launching it's new Loonie Lunches and we need more staff during the day: 2-3 WEEKDAYS 11 A.M. - 4 P.M. SERVING ON FRONT COUNTER MUST LIVE CLOSE TO STORE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED BUT NOT NECESSARY Hourly rate plus bonus opportunities SEALED RESUMES MAY BE DROPPED OFF AT STORE ... WRITE TART TIME DAY JOB- ON R FIRST COME FIRST SERVE MUST BE ABLE AND WILLING TO SMILE A LOT There will be a cut off time for receipt of resume's. Please apply early 1099 KINGSTON ROAD (at Dixie beside Movieplex 9 in the Dairy Queen Plaza) NATIONAL POST Canada's new national newspaper njuires an independent Home/Office ,.if,lvery Distributor in the Pickering to O,nawa region. The key responsibilities of the contracted position to recruit, ram and develop an Adult Carrier force deliver the newspaperto households prior to 6 a m. dadv. Late model vehicle a lust. Please fax resume to: (416) 383-2321 PRODUCE MANAGER • Full Time • Minimum 5 Yrs. Exp. • Benefits • Bonus Pkg. Apply in person with resume to: Don's no It; 3555 Thickson Rd. N. Whitby CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no Ir ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Lu iljty for errors in ads is limited to the amount pad for the space occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. COIMIIEII 0111111M s UAMTED experience a must, regwre dor or smA son. Salary. cal after 6 p.m. Lem message. 619.3152. OOIAl110'S MM now hiring Orwers. Appy at 10 Harwood Ave.S.. Ajax 683-9993, 1051 Simcoe SIA. Oshm 434- 2777 300 Dundas St.E., Whii- by /3G-0030. 1215 111". P" 831.0030. Also hir- ing Assistant Minapers at all to allorns. ENAT TALKING on the V7 United Publeations ui and pat -time few makitling positions no ex- penonce necessary. No pres- sure sales involved. Hoary wap am bonuses, C34 Cindy (905)426.8452 for interview appointment. EXCELLENT EXTRA CASN. become a 21.1 Homecare dis- tributor in ryour area. Cam Su- zan ApxlPkkenng,905-427- 0840. EXPERIENCED :_a ::-. c operators •a4wred tot Whitbyi ovuwa area Must have Gear ADstrac Reply to File #222 Oshawa Whitby This Wee. 865 FareaRe St Osnawa. Om UH %5 GAS BAR and car wast At. ten4an1s requred Fun or W. time Call Rami (905)683- 8121 or appy in person 153 Hui St Alai$ the Esso Stabon NW STYLIST aro es"Orboan needed wrath clientele to pin Salon in Ajax 50% commis- sion Cam 619-9741 NAMSTYIIST A ESTNETICA. wanted at Axxess Downtown Whitby. Realty good oppor- tunity, busy, bury We are overwhelmed with cf*Mek Please conUct Heather at N11-5000. or Drop sunk u 122 Brock St. N. Whitby NAMSTYUST with clientele for friendly sabNbeauy spa in Dshawa. Excellent at- moWwe.404-2573 evenings D TOY ARE any of the folow- irg: Clkropractor. Esthetiden. ttassa9e The�Q Strtan- liflq tJperalef, RiUa fOpiM. we have an opportonily for you to ora be .0M a Extreme Fit- ness Inc, You fine access to our 5000 active members Please ciintaci Jason by fax 905.709.2960 or phone 905- 709.9498 ext. 237 _ MSTRIICTORSare needed for each of tie lollowinig chldrens programs: Matic Ans. Gym- nastics. Dance. and Arts and Crafts. Please and Jason by tax 905.709.2960 or phone 905.709-9496 ext 237. JUNIOR CLERK- data pro - using typing. keyboarding. Merit msline 10 Attention Hu- man Reswrces PO Box 151 Ajax. US 2E3, 1 General Help LOCALTRANSPORTATION mpdr, req wr" d -iS- Paicner able to work Shins please fax resume to Ka, -n ra:Namee Interim Personnel, 905 579-6050 RLSTAL,RA`T Requnrr. experienced WAiT AND KITCHEN' STAFF •`pPl-: in -.•r,,,n. Liverpool Rd S Pickering NAIL TECHNICIAN ,y '19 salon 456.93CJ 4ATIONAL POST. :4 -da S ' .. ^ewspaper re- are) auu.l carriers for *MQVer Wow 2 �0-6 00 n Mon sat 'len cle a 6151 CAU , WO -268-'742 or y4'6-383-2300 P4111T TIME .. iaeippy .;n ;ur..e at ;our s Tale 227 DW St E Os.'vwa PAY AS you GO 1vm No v^�r•r•-. -,U-1 Pay as W go gym NU :Umrntmem ria as you jo ;yen Carty .:ee.ly Month y Absorutey xcve'y 1e Xulitnoritied ryment Pay as you 7c 7wer .pry Gym Open omni .druwt M - F Weekends 9 ckenng 905)42'627,7 'ELEMARKETERS ',eeded ion le phi-• ' — rourty Pius nus u.,c•.<: K! preferred .n 905 -438 -acre PORT HOPE- 'se Rads -de =[SLJI rdrd S :,.,ng ,.;r exp -rtti CuxS won .r a fast paced restaurant Evervng and .weekend shifts Appy m W - son - 112 Peter St Pon Hope rltE-DRANO COMING EXTAEME FITNESS All ^ew 3: )aC :: •n •renes 'Jcibty AJI w - to get you rd0 great shape Summer "lay be over rewever spring nght around me comer -ont FALL back SPRING .Aradto next SIMMER NOWLet our spe"N tramea fitness consultants and personal trainers oke you through a twl fitness evaua- 11011 aro set up A wOrkoul pro- gram for you All compiimNtts a EXTREME FITNESS Enpy the u;e of the Des! equipped dub m Canada State of me an exercise equ,pment sucn as stammer strength Cybex. Icarian. Quinton. Lde Cycle. Starmaster Ivanko. Body Trek. Strive. Paramount and Flex just to name a tew Our new txUity will also offer Tanning. Olympic Style pool Steamrooms. Daycare MO. practic a Massage Therapy and Personal Training Our preview centre is located at 1755 Pickering Pakvray in the Home a Leisure Centre at Brock Rd. as file 401 High- way. Call TODAY 905-426- 7628. LAST CHANCE'! 2 months for S39 Expires Sept.30eh. REOINK COOK for German- HUfganan cuisine. Sauter's Inn Restaurant in Ptcliering Village. Call 905-427-6760, Mie or Joe. SEAFOOD PROCESSING compafty in Ajax, has imme- diate openings for expen- "Clid to tillers start rue Uft call Tammy 686-3522 STDOEMTS wanted tor wee- kend factory work. light nous - trial. Pickering locabon. Call roc apo 427-3324 DEGeneral Help SANDWICHES AJAX Has .r-::ne:::ax openings for part time days. Apply to either A1ax location. Mon -Fn before 6 pm SUPERINTENDENT toper red •r,, d c., dot budd- 1 -,ear Ostaw 0emre Sal - i Plus 2 bedroom app re. wed as a p Please tax re- sume to 905-579-9472 TAXI DRIVERS Flan,!- FULL 8 PART TIME will Train 831-5662 F A::AL='FRS Rturee For Bususess 905-434 6M THE TORONTO STAR ;•hu- son, rw+, —y pea::. Jwr IQ door sell, r�q venKie re. lured Areas PKkennj Alai Mr Braund 905-42,5526 WhetSv ,;.bodge Pon Perro Mr Wagner 905-728-4161 CSra .'-annglon M, Manns 905-726-2342 Mus: be ava,yde wee. n.gms tranng provided. excatni commrssKins and bonus structure Pad d-weeky For more information pall Mon. day -Thursday. Barn-lpm IIOLIIItTEER Repured for md,ur, :e,:rt baht at Oshawa Armoures. Monday even"W :30-9pm Cal Wednesday evening for mon info 905- 7214061 WANTED Experienced Cook w " d .:ywinK team at our :LN :a: xiC gni in CounKt Must nave at $east 5 yrs ex- penence wall retererc" Call Joanne between 5 Ara B p m hWn !o Fn oMy 436-8736 WORKING PARENTS Stay at nomr son^ pre 'amity n home Dase( oust ess no income potenU and benefits. Train- ing prove ea Call 416-284- 4493 Rates Bin. M 0lowl. tl PERFECT put eme tame base business looking for en- ergetic entrusuisbc people tor Network Wrket". Peo- ple Croce award Cal 1-000- 888-3986560. 21taui mes- sage h onha N EKKPANCEO Book Keeper required for Condo ManaW- ment office. Strong accOtinl- ing, computer a, organiza- tional slues a mug. To start immediate . said resume to Guardian Properties Manage - WK. 206.339 Wesuey Rd. S. , Ape. LiS 7J6. NEDIM sECRETMY. pat - time. 2 - 3 DAYS per week. 410 Air Apply in wnbM illy to. Dr. N. Stan. 95 Bayy St W.,Suite 200. Ajax. ON. LIS 7K8. RECEmOMISTMPIST, A position, fluent w English. 3.1. busy switchboard. people on- enled. fol time. Fax 905-683- 9492 SMALL Oshawa parts compa- ny requires Bookkeeperpan time (8 to 10 hrs/week) Must have accounting knowledge in general ledger, accts payable a Gov't remittance 5 yrs exp in accounting and com- puter knowteoge regwred Fax resume to 905-723-7698 1 PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRADAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1490 1 Office Help I SaIn HOW04OMS joj1 Soles IMI{NAgMs 1 �Iledial I li all �ylNdcal 1 Arlic�lor © 1 Artic�ta � I GaraigsMard San I � YOUNG'S WATER systems, teguites a senior bookkeeper. business vision experience an asset Salary commensurate with experience Fax resume in confidence to (905)655- 6274 1 I saws Help I A sots SALES POSITIONS atia�a nl� in Durham Regior 'or com- mercix telephobe equipment Comp.,wn package de- pendant on expenence Fax resume to r (905) 571-3881 SECURITY A GROWTH An outstanding career opDnnurory Skilled Iklp Skilled Help n Financial Services Saks with potential for manage- ment We are seeking someone who R sen -mote waled. comma" to meet iv and rielpeq people. and has excellent communication skins For the qualified indl- vioual we plow de •A secured salary plus pad company benefits and vaeanorts Mise taw" dile opporhavity to earn bonuses and parncipale in cprtlpaiy nan6vc pro- grams -Notebook computer as well as printers modems and sdnrare to halo you in wit sale process 'Excellent haw program It anemshd please rorward your resume in c rat0eme to ane mane m Fax f9051728-4921 Im sow lift 2 CLASS A '.,-mama needed for bus-, auto rew strop Ex n Alignments and I mleckdt an asset Must k rewae ami &Muwshc Cam R J Phillips auto repair, 430-0296 Ask rot Rob SRO YR APPRENTICE ME CMNIC n"cke' i; J'ea P. - lime .vac :n to lull tum Attic b walk an own MN&Mtre Re- sume s to File 0217 865 Farewd. Oshawa l t H '1_5 CABINET MAKERS requited for ",Q". -.i expen- sin.ce ,;about aura's need pity apply Pkast ta, •esume to 1905,983-9714 CONSTRUCTION HELPER re 4mr-: :lrywal, 'aping Ex ptrierta •tawreC ;as Scott A051631-3661 CONTRACTOR required Mon . r 5 - 2 hrs./da, spit shelf 16 ci. I! wn refired for ale Oatawa area Salary $36.000 Cam (613) 833-2202 $RAMER Required IW1y ex- �entnced Sell motivated. re- . ram own transportation. $18./tu Call 905.242-4432 Stier Spur FULLY LICENSED Electrician wanted. tun lone to run serv- ice truck Must be responsr- Ilk. dun personable sent, i ;• ANTIQUE FALL HARVEST SALE Everything on Sale! Friday (111.77, Satogday (Io -5h Slitsday (1 4) h1:da,Catty tilde � chars, n,il. bullet.. tr.dnut dining set, trawagmi, drms vrn, canities, wa.ILuand., grain scale, mantles, small tables, v ham, disna. Class. ,Ivrr 6. nulcli nu,rr t Att Prices reduced f'M this ateel(tnd a dy. t' Antique Discoveries GARAGE SALE Sat. Sept 26. gam - Ipm 1773 Altona Rd., Pickering sunglasses, jewellery, cruise wear. GARAGE SALE SAT. SEPT. 66th, gam -spm ft CLUETT DR., AJAX Treadmill, answering machine, dishes, vertical blinds, lighting fixtures & more -HI)Hk Rd A)ax m1,.tnn 0lichwav d-rnear Church) �q 663,824 y GARA(h SALT{ oak with Imported lUlian 1 In SAT. SEPT. x6th, lam -' cuum $200 Black entertain- SAT. SEPT. 26, SUN. SEPT. 27 9 a.m. -2 P.M. 707 & 7" EVER DR., PICKERING DRAPES Conus 3" tang. PUINOSIGRANDFATHER 1827 Walnut Lane, Pickering 41' wide,matching shower CLOCKS Back to School SPC- China, silverware and some furniture, mise. ., Train Oriental design Like cols Huge selection of new Sir;methinr for everyone'. CARPET BROKER. 100%. t. w 905.427-1822 and used pianos New digital _ GARAGE SALE BEDDING Duvet cover- pianos from $895 and up ;Queer.) bed skin (double). maow-shams & sheets. blue Rem to own. IDD% of all rental SAT. SEPT. 26th, gam r"'al new+ 905.427 1822 payments apply, Also a Huge selection of ranmather 620 GR,ACEI.AND COURT 9 . DaycareAraduje • DaycarcAvlkgble BOOT ARMOUR - Size 44 clocks from $995 and up call (behind St. Mary s High School in Pickering) Comes with inner and outer TELEP PIANO 433-1491 Household items, bikes, humidifier, books, etc. - canter Brand new July/98 5550 obo 905-438-8839 BRAND NEW iriglrs washer & POOL TABLE. Professional 411 " x 9 " . sold cherry GARAGE SALE dryer 5600 Filler Queen va- oak with Imported lUlian 1 In SAT. SEPT. x6th, lam -' cuum $200 Black entertain- slate custom buil $2.000 707 & 7" EVER DR., PICKERING mint unit and microwave - Lane Tim 433-0927 or Al 655- ,N-hilrs Rd. & Rafly arra) make an offer 905-433-8603 ytag Toys, crib, kids' clothirtK. (snp) ,-a, se.sv:u0 hardwood Sir;methinr for everyone'. CARPET BROKER. 100%. RENOVATION SALE - wastied HUGE GARAGE SALE. Nylon thick plush scam re- oak kitchen double door sisUnt carpel For 3 rooms, hinge cod. top. "-in oven SAT. SEPT. 26, 7:30 a.m. only $36900 Price includes Excetkm condition. only 7 DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5276 30 Sq yds carpri deluxe pod yrs old After 430 pm 905- 2380 Altona Rd. In. of Finch) and wmLOU ori in your home 420 3280electric stove, snowblower, tool chest, windows, quotationera quotationon in your home 17 68 Walnut Lane, Pickering floor jack, patio doors. cordless phone. Lots of ne fun yfull year. Daniel. 1.800- Iest. rid payment for rt RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES household c011ecfibies, great prices. :17-0104 new and rcconAmontd lull 569 Drswrn ort tW7 bush 431-4040. (41616228226 warranty Paddys Market MULTI FAMILY MOVING SALE CARPETS SUE Lots d car pets. 100-. nylon stain re- 905-263-8369 or 1-800-798- CLOSING DAYCARE pease. carpel 3 rooms 5339 5502 Sat Sept 26 7-2 p m 83, -SMS _A--- 0014 tiparp -land $100 DtlmnYdlh- 30 sq yd) Includes carpet. SAVE SM . Woodslove,12' or Westney/Rossland Ajax • 1 Daycare wrwa I Fwmwood premium pad and 11151414- Free e. carpel Wit stimates 7 double Insulated Chwmniey Children clothes, toys, books, adult designer PEOUIRED s ABSOLUTELY THE BEST top repars Ser'g Dumam and In au hardware & densas $750 Bearer nae saw with clothes. housewares. FURNITURE and more JIM oatryvtrer MY none. ,-a, se.sv:u0 hardwood SWMWdro arta Sam 905- 686-1772 metal Nang 5300 905-434- 47 Muir Cres.. whiny (North end of Mcfluay) evenings 730.1100 Must drtre and nave current Ft rst Serang Pickering Ajax. W by and Oshawa Caitt- m CARPET SUE. Cad and Save 7 54 til l.' I . T I - F A %1 I L 1 ( :.A R A G F. SALE SHEOaMN Ouarty wooden Aid a CPR ECE students wd- DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5276 up is 50-. Oil Large selection Sheds 3 , 3 bam wt. only Sat. 'x -pt 2hth, `tam- ntx)n =orae Please call Lyra You could win trio sawn are or color and anon. cuspmer salistachon gtisranteed For f299 plus lax Marry other sur- Also 17 68 Walnut Lane, Pickering ,9051666-1517 Rllu LUMEN. est 1961 $64 4'.8-x16' ices eshmak nN Mice (905) es and styles avatu0k garages and decks 751 L1c- g -, 2 LAiNNAT81G MRCIRMES-1- 569 Drswrn ort tW7 bush 431-4040. (41616228226 Rd Unit 3. For 'may PnCMcrnig oft I I -w 2, west of Liverpool � STUDENT FOR omsiorai cord Free Delivery Ottawa COMPUTER FACTORY, more rtdo cad 905-619M93 chwdVOeluky, Call EWn ..pvslruq : Says age 4 6 6 r.Td« Rd & Finch Area "'atu Buy Local & Save ON Sawrgs Days 705-277.3361, Ama.,nr, school special 1 Su PANASONIC Co PLATER STREET SALE • ere" required Leave vessagc for Deborah at 416- ape fns kith Oshawa. even- nos 905-434--6665 year no payme,.I bee scan- met 266rniur loadedinternal. w11- detJcnable !ace a rem We Asking $225 BIG BOA Harwood & Cloverrid g e .141137((T B.q.r ��'"t server. sonwam and mon S'6 wk loac) 1.600-515- 5545 Free with two giant lr storm sups. ((TM Bay Pourdsi)) Pd Over 5900 asking 5450 Afro Tompkins and Jacques Lane Aq OUMJTY IhytMm n Liver. OWNG SET - oeiutdd lage I speak 6A� Sat. Sept. 26, 9 am start atjbo. took. CO's. CONN ORGAN !or site e. 10 D,wce sold Cherry and th tweet ssov NI hardly Mang items to choose from! AFFORDABLE LOVMG day ceder! conddi,Nt , keyboard mary,yaiiy dill". SISK value. car stereo two J .ire m r smokm,; soh a pedifs must sen 5200 saenMe 53950 Beauldul 6 used Don't miss Ma naed- pday/dyd CPR, Wad MO. Irak Experienced multret of 080 Spa Geresrs. CNWM u piece arced crxi bedroom Ibk dol (9051-427-1872 STREET SALE Sur Glengrove PS. Glai Ton.Spis iMudtd. U14 with ariiW Ouati P- bed. POFIOAK FUMMITURE.. En- �� i 18MS cw�lwlyH aNr rch ,xvra," 2 aDOW silo term (9051Q 57550 9g5.7B0-0299 Fra tem,.nment ,Its Home ul- S:"kT 4t _'h. - not Iwnees arta TWAOwll $300. dryer 5100. 0t� TV hce. Dwro Room, Kitchen. Turriff Cresc. (�hUfch t0 Meek,ngs) s � yard � air Cleaner wink coat, and sur tttpai mrOOm am our Craftsmen furniture. toys, clodhing. craft, records, Sports .� Full mnelpart tun $10. sloe ILt6 5,00 call 19051 831X667 new •,waw carved oak. pad n" n vy c wadbieldiio 1 'II 11gUprnent5 and mUC11 mull rtl0fe.. 905) 639-7237 6abtae Mower. f85. Doors 2 51500 .wi sex Ip 5900 905_qual OitatwY ipkd pot &oak tum- Nnturtediatellr. Erg- wO serper MIYSITTNtG at name. mpi8n- USED W49W dryer Hove 424-4584 Ewe for the home snit worq Ny' 426 SWM SLS. e• of 7 to nabYtd from and Ireem A 4 for 5250 DOUBLE tied. wan. whda 1974 Drop n and sec our our STREET sAl� 3 7p m 5 dxys wttk las sur 5 dor Pleaw cam 619 2739 a amts' nm Dress anxaas Sane d M M wood adv 6iA? TETT inti, riMam • iPm Ver old dryNer who a cwn WASWA a dryer $450 Wkkt LameS775 txjMarskoak ranch. burp UOIe. 4 chars hutch, bidlef, and lel us show You Wilaoll how urn turhtun R 11MVE>RTNORN SQUARE -Hoy altlnditp Gbengrow _ - e' Sofa lovestat and chars __-- -- __-- rtTs nwra;5-m;. wase our mono 'There n A IS.fNFimeA.oHDista ehtriMl 83, -SMS _A--- 0014 tiparp -land $100 DtlmnYdlh- K y01N1 SKuI ague lasts No �Nre Tor wall- ty Tradabonal Woodwork- auri s molmraea Jeep & cycte, rrmuser$om onsil:. software, cledun and lots d urawres R. BAYLYAL4RW000 Alai - ex- a 550. Iraaer $75. exerot1 essix'"em 5100 128-9821 than you art'' RevolunOwry rip 115 Ebro Pott Road (S yypl (� ropes ywh ear penenced patient moves available 1WI Time Ed"Ild. WWTE ELECTRIC stat. Coln- anb-agup sysnern Clinical refalh dna 4 wefts include pit Ream Rd 1 Pon Perry 905 - 985.8774 UN NUE ESTATE .SALE CPR, TLC. niamioiu krdhies. tenuous clan 5200 RCA 421% rredur7ion n wmtdes t 154% increase in skin firm- CARPETS - Oft of arpit. 47 Muir Cres.. whiny (North end of Mcfluay) aC[~. anwom. refer- ences Am ages Call Jit Iapnatle QSIwNkr $75 As- sorted morng boxes inciii new a etaNiertY 100% Un- 100% nylon new sten m- Friday 6-1 m & Sat. 12-5 y OP Pm 426-7339 ro wardrobe Dees 19051 comatiortal Guramet Do yow products meniallyup7 base carpets on tan. I we carpel 3 rooms. SU9 Price antiques, old laundry press. furntshings• RESPONSIBLE NOME child 426-6326 You could win trio sawn are ncwdes carpet. premum pad. household articles, lady's clothing boutique, pre. t0 experience I Awkllm to, a yuan For rib. Call 905- expertunstaKatron. tau dekir- quality. quality. No curb' birds stereo. yrs Government Registered Int- 2 LAiNNAT81G MRCIRMES-1- rte -8220 W 2 6-2315 130 yards). my. free 686-2314 ares b 10 yrs CPR. CMAW Diary. Outdoor achvnr« 11 CURC FOOT FREEZER works perfect. USW 0 0 0 FOR SUE CASIO KEYSOAIW with shard, asking 5300 TREES FOR SALE - Blue YARD SALE - 24 SHALE DR AJAX chwdVOeluky, Call EWn f905) 623-94N or (905) 985- Phone 683-7489 Spruce. Maple. U nes. Dales and Locust $25 - $150 SAT. SEPT. 26, Sam -4 Pm. positive attitude and ant to work wim minima super- SHEET METAL worker: 905-3.0 2 stub FALL SIN WASIIEII i dryer for sale. excellent working (905) Ess ass3 'earl "'t:- Infant / child wares, household items, 1 � yypl (� ropes ywh ear Rough -in & Basement Me- I Hoop" Mescal PICKERING Mack I mark: 11 K. Queen Ante. tlBrand wood. dining room sit Bend condition, clean and well sage toys, bikes, tools etc. ft cab. Cab 579.99 00 75 wUbk conipaliY and friendly chaetcs, and Apprentices Dams Lorna daycare 18 mordtns b new. Noll packaged cost miadaneo $375 for the sol USED FAIDGE 5225. ad up. vfos- afw'aYs valuable, ttslaily 579.4407 tree! Purchasing outright. es - work environment Pltau forward resume to. 905-725- wanted Union or non-union. lull time positions Down- ivew Heating a A'C OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH , 2 years Dady outings (fenced backyard ad parts) crates, story lime must. nu- $11 000 Sacrifice $4.500 (416) 255-0285 Full sin Mite Kennan Midge and stove, showroom wide- YOa Mdse 400. slow 250 till used sloe« 5200. and up, used washers 5250 dryers $125 and up New brand nameAlb I AftlWa tllalelid • Sia- 1994 (416)675-6228 ask for Gary AND SAFETY tnbous meals a Snacks Fust 2 LAiNNAT81G MRCIRMES-1- 4360021 bridge$. 16 c1 $605 New Cnft SASION licensed service 6 -9ck.40 a ale re5iuek 416- 675 9404 NURSE Amd�ngPR i is 905-428- certified Non- t 26x26 Dyleh hardTop. � ' IIAINIi' APPLYNCES. Sales a� nup ameNfy� n CASH 06 DEALS. we Buy. CRAFTERS worried 0 Me Gift lechrican minimum 10 years experience in resider" ane WELDERS AND FITTEAS re- Needed for a side visits said WSIB Case 1244 Both in excellent confn O�nton (RSmair I V $70 Pals. Service. Frdps. host- bee sfovK S20N ' 'umly, 5 .now 5 C.t bar tnd es. epherts Sell, a more! Pay top dollar for top Items. Home audw and Craft Showplace located n the Counice Flea Makd, kgtir commercut trot. quoted by S Mil Equipment Manage -111 is the OUMJTY IhytMm n Liver. fordryers 1117 UP New pt �s 154 Bruce SYS Os n atjbo. took. CO's. 4km. eau of Oshawa Let art Mesfodeing and repay AIC Clean No must be expenenad And have rabid w skiling lickets. pw,�s1 ee- Must have po�VGkrtraa area. smoke- Ira. child 0eycare IYpbma. lannirafon d Plltllx etc tele self Bair. Citi dem wruw sm. 3 yr old M1aYla0 washer $299, buft-in w. 576.7418 movies. games, gold: ilea- atortds. 1wMtNe. appMatces slaw and fol your Calk IF maty b Its pubic. You do not pptrttwce an asset driving record. "fissional Top wiEya OerMM D p aid somw pday/dyd CPR, Wad MO. Saw A 728.6368 (Sens) dsmvis w $275. side-Oy- wwcm G MM on mo- 905 1785 90S 75 1.2274 have b be tlHrc. Call 90"36 - appearance required. Benefd package Up to 621 Atour Fall package age. Bowntmanvede loatean Fax resume to pyrte� Ely T (gp5) 721-1204. krAmwldte of QCCapabmMMi Flealtr, an �, radpls. mdribous mutsisnacks. Rdaeuas avadabk IIp011 rpme5l. fatty 906.420-2400. �� i 18MS cw�lwlyH aNr side wi8t is t And weer $889. RKO >� sten 1500. 2 yr old m .Do- ow van. Chrysler "M-wn Nader SIK navy. it0. GM moan ve �ppw 1!m - I aN Mens q wOtldKp atkr) 1024. FOLK MT CL42 i avail- able. AM levels, Ntornicla al- 00 Idit haws vof b (905)085.1108. 1 Nim Safety std WSIR. Clieau able s NIOMAN OF COIAM we from 1M andd NP "Do o. A (�) 9850074• MM aa4ii,11 Mo- f�roq- Tree NiiM 5 YF old $450. R- cluirs. S65hMM' Sum IstsioeM scroll saw. $195. estate onaMe Let �« Nutrition � Iwsritt0 tSKsst ORIKTAftI tE18NM Machine operabrs fttedld inamsbid Md ece experience. bvug home 4-1WMN Mph iii ewes �M arrlMMe. lAl b tyr 6abtae Mower. f85. Doors 2 you n aGwwp OM s011tsl Ply Cal llo-day MvalMbk.aM7 m spa- ..,- taMfity. Classes SU" Oc Nnturtediatellr. Erg- wO serper MYSNM$T WBJC b idN1 caaarwcdm L Ably dayare. stoke free (tome, wrfth rives b M HMO Quit worq Ny' 426 SWM SLS. S - $35. Oak doors. Hwy of Gayle Kahn amdy SadMe hours. re8able am af- (!OS)72E1013 � SM 'conow Consultants' am and striple needle maim seethed. Costow detorMN expanding Dred dedicated to excellent etlperiewee:tYeme lordMbk sennas. 18 monhi Lots d bud wt sm. 74. /Bilin i MYB ENCOM aft Many 30 etyeri am. glbnfe aan rdla e�sUessa oxwoi a �pym�. GM Background an asset. Appy paliatl are. Join our rotate propria is sw tassel. did. eayifilmosm Delors W3-!180 or (905) sm opasMpu Win ddim i book r er. $150. Fisher Prig 3 -in -1 years Ph.905.9BEB761. (905) 576.3911 br kWOnF - oft resume to: File A . 3-4 gays per cede ad evdt• Codsoaid ~ and after school also avail- ,m can sol. CIO � 1abk. 195. !OS -576- krL Oshawa Whitby This Week, i1ps. Eipemiatoe wotdd be a1 a� � e�Ae� ableCal limb A (905) 420• AMi C l SWEEPS. .gs1v61018.rale " tB5 FammMB Sl. Oshawa Ont. 71.5 =. but rid maWalory. 104 PocitimM available wMrMediately. 9011. Spatial dtinrMy LMardtlW caps, as low as $59.00 Pest MIK t0 x-flm* OrBropldVC OANAOE door repaints. brokat �. WANTED USED C4t�t1w 1 LIN Pkase apply n person M waierMy Rd_ , n p rtlatwmee. Plase Eax resMwe W m w p yid 95 00 pp Piptvlop. SW and Nares sfi sprhps, rollers. open. as ffmom 416.336.0073 EMBOSSING Ilf11D 0008. Joorrreymal ( ) �;-�1� moss. no teas !par now. FREE ESTMAJES (906)686 in coo 61.500. SIN (416)255.0285 Ardebe MACHINE pl Papers required. experience n a retirement rr sidertN long-term 1 � CUTE WDE CM NilBli, 6 vreela �. fro to a good 7741. OED, RACK wrou* imin a lJ)M Ew toys 20 CCM Blip. S se0. 011e. Paid $170. asking Fox plastic I.D. �� ANTpDEi? something on CD? Gel own a w for emcdad pit= For into. John 705-953-9409 cam. Supervisor loud • home. cam 642t nosy. tlreen orilopebC mat- ft cab. Cab 579.99 00 75 please call Sav at (stip) experteftce, senna sur- pervca course an assn. Fax UOYSITIEO mqumd W. FM firewood BN taking p NasRrameara . Nopened' low) vfos- afw'aYs valuable, ttslaily 579.4407 tree! Purchasing outright. es - resumes ID. 905-420-6030. time. 8 hours/day (fle able) Cal 509-M $1.200. sKitke $490. (416)255.0285 81ARSNALL POWER GUARD Wit Wsone amigos cone- WANTED: used electric ems (n0 Yield to valve Con- INTEIuRATED _ �uy�, ad SWdiy G6a- sforw evenifps. Please all FialdMod Ctd the tdddlem 4 INK a 4 Sfanlls5 sold rims (6 hoMsl P235n5/R15. sidered). collations of any whaldMir, in good confit n Please call (9g5)ri44--7183. SOLUTIONS (905)644-7193. � �. �F noon 728-50516 sort gtwdibes or single an- Affordable Year 20011 NEsms twad yon 1imuTMd sol cam so ill dair d pubkc1bo • w eMrd M mMpsmWs far am FMA Oath' cam MoNeMof GUYANESE couple requires baba sdter 130pm-6pm in ourftm Wink Pigkavq. Blick," 2 KOZY MEAT FMEw000, ex- guarantbest eed Ianp bme fully Seasoned, cut i N1staNer las custom made UMLW k wind" covrinngs. Vertical. Vu"w. Sho"efs. lea e"- insist. (416)-227.7777 or (�) OFFICE IIOSIMO - contents � S "W ttenst. Special kggfW in Mtofcmft pottery. 17 Try b W spond to alll W ane s, Ubben r 0 . Ontario, M985A55.804 ;. solutions For urruD _. Free carlsultation s (90 939 --OW area. Please cab Jan or Mike spM. Honest measurement. (905) 6Q0 0072 p 1888 3M ief - � a m. g g° (905 .5501 Fax 0051039.0350 619-0024 from 6* in. ha delivery. 905.753-2246. M. 831-3791. 1 Internet ter_ WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-"00 1Lost & Found 1 1 Autrxnobifes for Saw LARGE BROWN and black 1989 GMC Safari loaded air part german shepherd found ai:l" pw.'pl only 148Kms fatally hit by car on Monday $480C 1985 Nissan Maxima Sept 21 9:30 p m Westney auto pl/pb7ps sunroof air Rd at Fal ll Can Debbie only 154Kms. $2.200 1987 9051427-8310 or leave mes- Mercury Sable auto. loaded. sage pups air. am/tm Cass . 166 Kms, $2.500 1985 Toyota FOUND, long hair. maw net- Cressida. pslpb. auto. blue. •Fred tabby Mainly grey and 166 Kms. $1200 (905)-432- beige 831 40M 2821 LOST - WHITE CAT, Named 1991 Buick Regal Grand 'Lrrr. Rosehank Rd 5 area Sport loaded. excellent con - Reward Call (9051509-8057 dition Low mileage Asking PNs/Supphiev 57900 Ivan - evenings 723- . 1 Board, '492 (snp) 1994 CONCORD fully bided, JACK RUSSELL uDs an P sul. mint col lion, lady -nile pure brednicety driven certified. Approx marked Phone 1.705-878- 115.000 Kris $12 000 Call 5326 Can araytlme snp 905-428 -9101 PUREBRED POMERANIAN 1994 Grand Am SE 4 dr fully puppies for sale 2 males. 10 loaded Dark green. auto V6. wk '-• old 5300 each 705.878- 115kms excellent condition. 7066 •snp) was asking $9800, reduced SIBERIAN HUSKYI puppies to $7999 obo Can Dianne 666- tv;ve' 3 reek old KC regrs- 4093 (Stip) Ieled, first shots. ciuking for 1994 MAZDA B-4000 EXT A- lovm0 tame Call Susan. 905- CAB. 4 , 4 4 0 '.,1re 5 speed 420-5671 FWI load plus Excellent con - LHASA APSO pups for saw ditibn $14 900 cemtred o b o (905) 623-9460 a 1905i 965- $35•"' Males 6 lemaks avail ,k174 trip able, .anois colours. Ready to go (705)786-3124, Wave 1994 PONnAC Grarp Prix SE. message 4 -noir '76 bb.e metallic. 105 OOOkms excellent c" - TWO 90 Worm fish talks with bon. Cemtled MUST sell $9250 s:.r•':°• 4 cockabefs. 1 pair o If o. Call 509-46370 love buds. 2 budgies 1 male. 1991 TAURUS 6L waQOnn am- t female. 4 hedgehogs Must m Cru,9e dual au nags, 6-n, sell due to illness Before 9 180 K executive driven, sit - pm 434-2318 ask for Roy ver, ce mhed $6500 (905) 404-9200 eye. or days 434- TRAIFMNG CENTRE A -a..- ^doer 'aalr ,v offers Junior Puppy (9 WKS. to AdWl Obedence, Agility. Show Handling. Aggression Classes for Problem dogs (905)-683-7852 F' F Automobiles for sale 0* . iIOWNPAYMENT nu turn down 1r.4 seleCt,un Starting; at $199/mordn 9D5 -420- 9p56 (Sundays by app ) 1962 IMPALA 2 door. NTP :83 engine South Carolra car in 1977 ad original hook- ing Asking 575M 1705-328- 2212 srw 1977 HNfa Civic Ice Racer. new 1600 cc polished 8 port- ed Pose -arae. Holly Call shaved tires $1000 oho 1- 705-328-2212 (snp) 1903 TOYOTA TERCEL stag 00 Tw road SSJO as is rad Ale 905-663-5117 or 905- 42 7.1637 snp 1904 VOLVO 248 for sae as a W^s car Mary new and re• built parts Will take no less Mari Moo Call 905-259- 2952 snp 1945 CAVALIER TYPE 10, 20 l,he 4 cylinder hall infection PS. PB. 5 -speed Blue on blue 159000 km, ryrims. new rubber. exhaust i12DO as is 51400 Cerhhed 1-705-328- 2212 sip 1985 HONDA PRELUDE, run- ning $1000 goo, 1986 Mer- cury Cougar, Gertrude. $1800 0 b o Call 430-0780 19M DODGE CARAWIN. as is. excellent body, runs fine. needs some work. $995 Phone (416) 296-0715 office, (905) 428-8279 home. 1987 TOYOTA SUPRA, Targe Roof, amnm cass., 6 L'yl. 5 spd. pw, Pd at. 165,000 km. FAST.300 I Only $5. Cal 426- 7476 Isrp) 19" CAM" RS, air, sion, 1001. Cruise. exmOerM running condition, approx. 23% most - highway. S20DO. Cao 905- 06-1460, 1900 CAVALIER. 71K or 40.000 mikes. 4 -clow. am- bmahc, July gerbfi ICat 53565. Oak View Leasing. 905- 883-1395. 1909 DODGE GRAND CARA- VAN loaded, new bftfy and ateloidi Needs work $1500 5Is Call Rick (905) 428- 1909 FORD AEROSIAR, 7 ssenger. $4,525. 1969 rev Sprint erlP1988 Chrysler floor, coupe, loaded, $3.200. al certified. (905) 720-0168. tem 1905) 626.11726 1909 FORD Probe. Maas en. lire, economical. air, pam- pered. origital =red. oily Ohied.728-2 hird5320��0 cer- 3909 1995 SATURN WAGON - Ptum automal au e,ce' lem Condition $1 U.u/U0 V B U Cap (905)263.1045 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs First time buy- ers, bankrupt: bad credit. no credit! It you work: you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 Grandam L E $2850 and celebrav Sm 1995 Both cars ,n excellent condition wrh Al mmlied or test offer 683-7301 or 428-1879 after 6 PM CHELSEA MOTORS 1401 Dundas St E Wh,tDy 130- 40M 91 Dodge Dakota 4x4 ext cab V8. Spon pkg a/c. 144K. $9995 92 Plymouth Voyager. 125K 57995 94 Dodge Caravan. 7 -passenger $7995 91 Taurus wagon. 89K 55995 91 Ch" 1500 Pial -up. $7995 1975 GMC Motor - home. new pant. $6995 90 VW God, 161K. 54495. 90 Su - z* Sol 4 -dr. 123K. 52995 NI Vehicles pertrued. Fkeaee- 6-0 AiiWi" $500 - 21000 down SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? ShOWCaSe It acrm Durham Re�gwi'o'n. Lail C1aNsifleds at 683-0707 or fax 579.4215 11 Awamobiles for Safe GOTTA LOVE ITI GREAT CARS, FANTASTIC PRICES EVERYDAY AT CERTICAR. Eq. New Arrivals - 95 Cavalier Coupe 5 speed. air. red. 13C.DOG kin, only 57.775. 93 Preodla G S , loaded. v-6 5 speed. rare and last $9.850. 91 Lincoln Continental Sig has everything. 129.000 kms. ntamum on grey leather ask - 1119 $8.985 93 Geo Storm I ports coupe auto only 104 DOD km sale $5.995 93 Aerdstar sporlvan. A -t 154.000 kms, air autoreal n ce only $5.885 90 Geo Sprint auto. IDS.o0o kms. pretty 4 door hurry only $2.995 firm 95 Lumina van. a t 122000 km. spotless $9.995 firm New Prices 89 Buick Century b,aded v-6 good car great price. 144.000 k-$4400 91 Gids Royale. Brougham fully loaded bur gundy. must De seen $6.985. 92 Delta 88 Royal L S luxury and price 127.000 kms $8.885 W Park Ave super loaded 127000 kris black all grey leather Now $9.500 95 Neon Hi Line Spon. lovely dark green Wow S8 500 95 Geo Metro auto 6 000 kms ill ' $6500 low Price - 88 Olds Dena 88. 30c . 5 high kms. $2,295 Ur:ilied 89 Sable v6 auto. 175.000 kms. only $2950 93 Dodge Cara- van SE. darkgreen gold ac- cents mugs 4,r 136 VA kms only $8 800 Come to Certicar Auto Centre. 155 sing St West. at Midtown Mall Oshawa. Call 5794886 Open Sunday MUST SELL - 1983 Maida Px: rert,tied new tires ex ceuent running condition 52300 (905)576-4797 OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - SERVICE REPAIRS IICERSE MECHANIC LABOUR RATE ONLY SWl with this ad Also Car cleaarp Reasoma lee rates. Easy financing 8 War rarity available. M Recowdr toned Certified can andable. 1994 ; PAND-AM 4 dr $6.795 1994 SUNSIRD 2 ar auto $6295 1992 Z24 auto. $5995 1995 Sumkrd GT $6 400 1992 Geo Storm auto. $4995 1992 Astro $8 500 1992 LeBaron GTC 5 speed. $5495 1992 lumina APV S 1950 1991 Sunard GT to $4.600 1991 HVii ndat piece LS 53.495 1991 Bon - '"Mk $5995 1991 Sonoma - speed $6.995 1991 Z24 5 ,;meed. S5,495 1991 Lumma aro 4 or. $5.995 1990 Aero- :ar $4 950 1990 Taurus 2 to ::pose. 1990 Slmnt 4 dr. ,,no. 19W Z24 5 Speed. 51595. 19W Suri 4 m. 51.450 1990 Corsra 4 dr. .1 do $3 695 1990 Cavalier 2 auto. $3200, 1990 Regal dr. ago. $3.995. 1969 Car- a,an. $4.995 1989 Cavaher 2 :, ago, $3 300. 19M Senora. .,,do, $2 495 1988 Grand vmi. 2 dr. ago $3950. 1968 Mustang LX $2 695 1969 Beretta GT 5 speed. $3 695 1964 Corvette 58995 Custom 10 $, 995 1973 Mustang S1400 Mon-T6urs law, UM, Fn Nm -70m Sal own - Spm Mry Sell Trade! 1M Smreee $1 S . Oshawa (905),f04-2255. BASER F, (1 7 1 rucks For Sale 1904 510 PICK UP 130K safebed automatic long box, 2 BL 6-cyl new Ines & brakes. has box liner 8 siol age bin. $1500 OBO Cab 905. 644.6888 1 Vans/ 4 Wheel Drive 1983 'OPO 'JAN 150 Model 30C 6 cyl 4 spit standard. $850 as is 905-9853740 1991 WHITE Ford Econolane Van new tires alternator, front windshield 6 drive bels. 97.000kmgreat delivery van. Call 905-837-9083 to view. leave message 19% L,,mma Van, lacy driven. very -lean one owner Only 75.000 Km Asking $12 500 firm Call 4331050 Islip, 1996 CHRYSLER ;AR VAN 86 klms nuri •.-mdmon tine owner $15,50u, certified 905-404-1307 cap evenings 09 ASTRO CARGO /an Re- built -1 askiru; 52500 91 Safari ;,argo, partially con vented new tires asking $4500 Call (905)-728-9218 day or rwgm 90 Jeep YJ Satil cart it, cellent nand HO 4 SFT Fops. 12G Kilometers 4 cyl 436. 9350 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan. 3 3, 76auto overdrive. 64CAG km AmIlm cats TO - disk CO clanger, 515 900 octo 4342 775 WANTED - 1985 OR NEWER GMi, ,ar to oe used aS m)rk Itucx Dealerships welcome to call 725-2383 1 Auto Parts b AvolurS WANTED 1944-1950 FORD F-100 'Eider- needed M,,sr De in good condition Call 1- 705-357-2358 snp Arm L-" 1 " Bert B•A�RGAIN RENTALS "• $401; 'nC r, %rile, . , M 6 In Surance PzIuning ash 0 K 1416, 937-9742 • 1 snowmobiles 1992 V MAI 4-750 Orion new -'Lk Slider and ski skins Recent 'woe -up $4500 o D o 905.985-0074 sip • Marine OUTSIDE STORAGE '• cars noWr nomes trailers Trip Wipe Saws, 4iW Track - son Rd North FIR/I 9rciolkh, 905-655-80 i C • 1 1 Awremarwa For RerK 1-17 BEDROOM .- apt separate • '• close wles to houl cD coded except cable 6 pn„ne S65w monon First's.: r'•C Available Oct 's' Kai 305 430- 725' 1 !;;"a 06ee A A A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats. 1Ve pay $80' $10.000. Cash on tie spot Any tpndi- 110111. any year. Call us any- time. nytime. 24 hours. 7 days. M min service. 905-666.5003 or 905-705-5234 111911115 ON EINEM GMC van to be used as wok truck Deal- endups welcome to Cale 725- 2363. CASH FOR CARSI We buy law vehicles. Veniides must be in rlrnilq con icon. CaN 427.2415 Or corral to 479 lySt. East. Ajax AD AUTO SALES. at MUR A AJAX AUTO WIIECKM$ tiarlsed rnxYder and deawl'. SlOol 0,I)DD cast) on the Spit. FOr Cars. trucks -MV condition. Guaranteed parts sold and repairs. (905►686- 1771 days or (416)6114.1121 elvowo 1 Trucks for Sdo 1977 GMC Jimmy, convened to pick-up. VS. 350ct, 4x4, major work tone, bel deeds .ompli�,"n. 839-1357 MOTH OSWIWA fRusseto Slmcoe.S of Taunton) 2 - room apartment. newty- pamed in 12 -pax Hardwood floors, cable. parkin. Heating b hot ester. ulduded. La,Ktdry facilities No dogs. Avad. Nov1 905-576-2982 2 OEDROOM - Centra Osha- wio. 11 Fairbanks St. between Surnow and Centre, $679 al dudes WMhes. parking, laun- dry. Clean, secure. small tammy Mild". Scats adult working people. No Does. References(905) 985.9106. or (905) 9.7747. Leave Message - 1 -K011= new 0 c.. avaNabk Oil. 1. AN MULWW. No pets, t tar only. FirsAasl references. S625M1ontdy. Rom 433-2484 AJAX large 2 -bedroom base- ment ape Cleat. trashy reR Ovated. $B00 IIIdI15tvE AvatF able October 1st.. hrsViast a must. Parking. laundry. (905)576-4178 (message) AJAX 1 -bedroom basement apartment lot rent. Harwood/ 401 area. Separate entrance. avalable October 1st $6001 month inclusive. FirSVlast M, "red. Cap (905)666-0903 BHF, :VEW.%XP f1i1rc1Sk1t VIUVAY. SF,1rfJW*F:Rlr* a E9WhetU;U +M ' 11 Apartments or r 1 1 Apar Flood �r 'roar • 1 "° oor R for - em , 1 FEou or 1 Hou z for APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: .vww,geucltlesCom /H',all ,tree/fluor/ 7657/hi, hriser.html. AJAX - ... apartment bright clean 4 appliances ceramic floor parking separate en. trance $650 including utilities Call 905 683-8758 AJAX nage 2 bedroom base- men' aparment New palm bright separate entrance, great �or-alnon Clean. 4 appliances. Parking $950%monthly in- clusive Call Brad at (9051- 426-2983 AJAX. COUNTRY String. 1 bedr,O do'.ibry Ae:k out civenookc p,)nd professional person preferred. non Smoker no pets. references, first 6 ast 905-428-7407 ASHBURN - Newily renovated large bright ice bedgom es- ,a'e lot, large patio, private •^'lance, frrepuice, non .-vier no pets 5875 mc ed- Nuve--tuber Ist (905) 655- 5466 AVAILABLE !or October 1 and Nc, ' two bedroom aptS ;mall quiet building Small ,.'Is OK :sundry on proms. BI(,),w!Iscn area Call 728-0285 after 31) in AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY m N' 7th, Ap _..,,:,•ig.pa- -wus carpeted. newly pamt- ,d will tLakary, rose to bus. Shopping ax unktaes undenied. hrsUlait required, no pets. 1 bedroom $690 2 bedroom. $790 3 bearoom 5850 Cal ;_0-01 34 2 MDROON BASEMENT ret Wilpace $7170 • 113 Utilities in Whdtay Call 905-428-6069 for AppornmNrit Available im- media" BASEMENT APARTMENT AVA,Ii Dir 'r•.r -ec 1st a^;r Wroortn and den. own uwn- :rr room. Wit suit mature working coupe No smoking.. no Den $700 . utilities West Snorbtaley, 420.3509 BEAUTIFUL new all 1 and .1 ✓,uom $620 inclusive rydro Avail Nov I Keg "a-ony area large back 4350540 or 7202329 '. noon BRAND NEW FULLY rerpvat- hedrobm: base- ".: apartment. $90Oimarn t and list includes heat nydr0 Avalde OCT ISI Plus room for rem. d accommodation. full _se of rause 426-7481 BROOALIN. 'aloe room. some Ill $1 OO -week a,adade Oclooer Ist Also 1 bedroom apartment for Tic :ember Ist $5111momh pus Wit Cala 655-5539 CENTRAL Oshawa. arge 1 6 2 bedroom apartments avail- able in wed -maintained build- ing dose to all amemfies Cal (905r723-0977 COUNTRY LIVING North Alax 1 bedroom apt newt' reno- vated $650 month Available Oct Ist For more into call 905.619.4663 COURTICE. bachelor apart- ment for non-smoker. no pets. available Oct 1st. Iridge. stove. 4pc bath. private en - tram. parking. utilities in- cluded. minutes from trans- porra con 8 reraeaL cn mmre. $475 monthly. lsVW. 905- 404-2936. NORTH OSIMWA Inpleal, clean. bright, large 3 bed- room. will hardwood Hoors. air • dishwasher, parking and stooge talaktres. suit proles• sional. November Ist. 5900. plus 1ry0rp )63 (9059.3939 or (416)720-1353. FIRST OFF MNG, rear Oshawa Centre. clean and qwK 3 bedrowrs top floor in 3 will building. Oak flowing, newer tri0ge 6 stove, new washroom. fauMndry facilities, nm pits, first 0 lasst, 576 /aw Whites. l Oct.l. FOR RENT: in a house 4 - bedroom, $950hnonor. Ali in- clusive. Avail" Oct 1St. Preferred northwest Oshawa location, dose to all ameni- ties 905-723-3420. or 416- 279.0093. URGE BRIGHT fu!;4:^e.or agar. mens Living room dining room and kitchen area Fridge stove. mcrowave fireplace bar outside en- trance Located in a lovely country setting Just 10m,rns from Pickering Town Center 5600/monthly No smoking, pets IsVIl required Avail Nov Ist 683-2429 LOVELY 1 BEDROOM 9,^1 Apt m Osna A4 •), 7','ef street across park CWA to all amemhes $525 mo mdu- srve Looking for quiet non- smoil 905-721-2394 2•SEDROOM apartment. $725,1; q,:• 1SI Im- macuuk newer budding ac- commodarmg quality tenants ony, in belief Dshawa neigh- bortnood 1905,433-7360 or 579.7225 NORTH OSHAWA ;.,per argr , ,^,er:r-.;ri :ria large ba1C0- n1' Nell managed quiet bwW- mg Camro4ed entrance 5729 cod cap* Parking W dogs October/November ISt 905- 579-5584 2 KOMODO AVAILABLE IM- M OLATELY I `a4i.ir,4 = ;•caw are; i46 Massu1'. �I Oshawa From S70C per mo an inclusive Nu pets Please call anytime. ;9051-576-6724 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT walKuut To deck hrepiaR laundry 40dies. parking ono cable non-smoking S -5C 905-4203667 or 476-822- 5800 SPACIOUS ,nil -maintained 2 Dec- -- epts Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St Some wpm walk in :losets paint provid- ed Close to schoolsshop- pug centre. GO Station Uh6- lies included Call 728-4993 03HAWA 2 BEDIIOOM tiewry #coral,,•: parking .Ain Gctooer No ars S. per mo IsUlast. Cao 571 S. OSNAWA GREEN se: tray lo- canor ; 'rdrocm 5800 3 Dedra.,:: S3cc 4 bedroom pus den 51 200 All ; tildwS ntbded taunctry room ensu - ,e 576-2925 BEAUTIFULLY Decorate Large I Dedr,>um Sep Entr Parking Fiepuce AC Non-smoker no Des $65dmo incl First, ash Calif 905-726-8711 NARMONY A TAUNTON, Osnaia 'rai^ -,or pec - room, avaWblC immedLaaety separate entrance. uAalnreS n cuded $70(k'momh Can 19051725-5988 PICKERING.WH�'ES and r'm:n ava,iabie immediately BeaUTiIW. oghl one bedroom apanmem. no pen. non smoker mature single person preferred $625ov onm. 1905) 839-1200 PICIfEMNG Town Centre 1 bedroom USt--t tory apartment, separate entrancr. dean. tion-Smoker,pets FrrsV last. references Available ,mmedalefy Female pre- ferred $535 inclusive Call (416) 288-9692 PICIEMMIG. Clean 1 bedroom basement apt $650enp . n- clu0es 4 appliances. 4 Pc. bathroom, cable utilities. and pa t5. avail Oct 1. 905-839-41090 PICXERIRG, Valet' tarmu Finch, 1 bedroom baument apartment, separate entrance, s�� 151.MCall� 2-1EOROOM. adult DrAWirp. Electric heal. parking. 6 law. 1ry 155th. No facilities. (9Awitabk Oct 1. 1t, spacious 2 d apts. Utilities int e to schools, sho and 401. Trani past your door. F call: 05) 721-8741 tmrtrnents. Must be seen. Private entrances All Incil sive Afar' $725 month WM- by $650 month. Available im- medratety No pets or smok- ng purse. 905.427.7374. SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - From 5700/month Minimum Income 530,000 year ' Not much downpayment?? Call Markel ' Help for discharged bankrupts saryw Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 Q$ } Discounted Mortgage Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley sates Rep Romax Ability Real Estate Ltd. 1 1 Apartments for Rem WHY •_•' r,- r• . .a• ., _A dome for less than . u tin i Call Dave Hay - 'k Sales Rep Re,Ma,i - -mina Really (1991, -M ^151 5683800 or x9051 %6- 3211 WILSON/OLIVE :urge 2 bed- rr.•,ra '.::car apartment fridge stave walkr;u' •o bob coni laundry 2 '.4' park, -.g dose to all amenmfies S795 plus tallies available Wbc- er Ist 1905, 4389448 1 Houses For Rent « Fit) ; \i"ti AFFORD TO BI Y:', Hot ,SE? 1905) 7:11-6271 1-1300-S40-627; ,lark Staplev , , _ v len Gus., 6 udiins tree or free legais or reduced mortgage rale From 5750 -month ax in- clusive Income requirement from S27500 gross Call Ken Collis Caldwell Banker (905178-9414 2 BEDROOM -w bungiluw nCnn Bowr-1n-,ilk $80C. 'umn Aran :Jeal. hydro con" :,a at First 6 tit Pets 0 x Cal 905-697-1626 A GREAT OPPORTUNITY . owr' No now", Davmerl dor issisunce. arses .Klee rent very clean two Storey tour bedroom, dose to down - u wra Dshawo. call 433-7949 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 5 "it; r:nS '•te "er, JA^ , nouse from $550rmdam 6m Rola :oldwel Banker 9051 728 - 414 3 BEDROOM SEIM-:eladied Home fenr: ,ari New Awguwi Near Pill wauinq '.stance to Oshawa Centre No pen 19051-279.7438 after Bpm or before gam COURTICE. 2 story. 3 bed- rocm livinydimnproom. kitchen with eating area fenced yard. attached garage ree-room with hrepiace $1 000tim avail Dec 1 434- 6336 after 5 pm FOR LEASE IM COUIITN:E - 3 bedrooms 'ully fenced Yard close toDpubhc scirl alp snow" jIlwmcr pus uUl- Ties Fusil required as deposit Employment and credit will be went" Call Jal 985-6838 IOOIOEOIATE - Bungalow Har- morry/Rosstand. one DW - room $400 share bath. kitch- en, laundry. garage yard Parking included IstAut ret- erences or Stare entire bul galow $750 Inclusive (905) 571-3239 OSHNNA 3 bedroom. 2 stor- ey, older um -detached house $lineae SI1401 area. Stove. fridge Included Avail. Oct. Ist S800/mo. . ubMeS. Call 436-6085, FMI MI6, upper IevN prr vaN deck. 3 bedrooms, arge kitchen, great location, Twyn Rivers Dr. b Mlona Road. AN mduslve $12m,00/mo. 1st d last required. 905-50%-0364 MOSSLANOIWILSOM. 3 bed- room, 1 112 baths. finished rec-room. fenced. patio, shed. fridge 8 stove No pets. $9001 mo. plus Utilities, first fast. November 1. (416) 345-9180 1 TONFAMMe S FwP40 3 BEOII0061 townhouse, new carpel SHOO nil. OR above ground 1 -bedroom, self-con- tained, avail Immediately, non-smoker, no pets Picker - mg. 905.639'-0609 1 TownnouSesfor , 1 Townhouses for Rent Rent 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3-BA�rccr-`^,wrh�i;Sc.�nits Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 3 -BEDROOM -,wnhouSe in iv D•I OSriann ',order indige stove included S95pmaomn utilitiesno pets please .:,alable OCT 1st Call 416- ',91-0244 lays or 905-583- :270 after Spm SOUTH AJAX •'4•A7nC in' N•s,nP, o -r:••iom base- . -111 in weal rnanarved tam, complex $1100 aim 4 ap- :IianceS No pets Available nw 905419-0919 ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL! •o- jS.J :•-- „p -to 6 months tree from S?75 mo all inclusive Mn,- tum ncomet S28 DOC o a 'eta Rasanu to 'fay Coll II Banker aMn =eal Estate 1-9414 ext r for Ine [ ;5 42738004 Yii 'dans fix tent 9OSSLANO S.MCOE AREA ..lei •A••C Ui'r .- .risherd •Cooking facilities $250 monthly Sip Gentle man preferred 905 • 7,26-4845 AJAX .,->c dean miter Sit- ar I - 6 o"Sade Shared kdcnen Close :c ;C a 401 $50G, mo inclusive Non- smonte, De's 905, 619.2896 Available Immediately i r Ole. • kocnen faetlrt,es near oi7,er.ng Generating Station "TC SC S360monin S170 d -weekly 4204313 CIF>\ BRIGHT HOLS_E hitt-. RA S 4A ; R,srn+ for rent B&B amiable ,v,rekl% dr monthh Hv dri .tatt vvek-o rie 420-004'_ 1 Shared Accor ornit"ron SOUTH AJAX ' :,eci.wm •', 10wnnduSe $450.m0 incki- S,Ve available immediately Cao 905-619-0177 NORTH WEST DSNAWA. Large bedroom :.0.0 '- 01% - 01 Non-smoung Working professional seeks same S40Gmo firsbust 905-576- 7002 after 6 15pm WEST INOIAN couple. avail- able immediately. Rosebank and Foxw000 :tai. furnished or unfurnished, private Daln- room, parking, a,'c, laundry. kitchen hrst•lasl $425, month Call 831-3487 e 1 chief a A" som 77 Free Roo ?? Oshawa downtown 400-1600 sq n Of- hceJliefad. East Oshawa Iwo sq it Commercial Hosue 450sq If Stop Call 434-2447 or Ess -4132 WHITBY Corporate Centre 8 Whrby Professional Court. Prime office retail space for Wase from $6 sq. It. net. from 600 sq. ft. Call Lows (905)- 4274M or (905)-698-6601 e 1 FEordN CLEAR WATER AREA 3 ted. room, bvidiouse. pod, Haul. Boo. private yard. available now. For into and to view Photos. 905-579-3788, CLEARWATER• 3 -bedroom furnished mobiles. heated pool, hot tub Minutes to teaches NHL, all star game Jan 241N99. NFL Football. Blue Jay baseball, clogRprse track Children welcome $275hveek Phots (905)683-5503 1 1 amrate Homes Cor Saw SFAUTiFUt. ACRE ped• r c" r- :;'rigalow added or ;r+ ;unroom double deal garage s;fu- alled on [Stand •oad dose to GoreSk] Marina Features in- :i.i upgraded oa• .'Chen fireplace in lar rrgroa,' sepa- rate dnmgroom part,ai:y Im- sekd rec-room Low line of $182 CCO Call now Larne Hartford Century 21 Excel Ready Inc Oshawa 905-721- 1744 Toronto Line 905.8- 5155 OEAUTIFULY Jecorated. mr-:r ^ rig en" ,n dts:reaoe Falhrigbroox area of Whdo, 3 oedrcl 3 ballrooms Open House Jit 3641-4Cm 25 Metbome Court whitoy 666-5108 lot appointment dOWMANVILLE 2 family rile separate .ams 312 •aths 2 Mang -moms. 2 'Lauri :ry rooms' Ceramuc and A'dwood hi Low down payment Great financing Call JAY VanWar Saks Rep Remax First Fl Ltd 1906686-3330 BRIGHT .;,oi m imacU41C 2 -• r1 : wmroom Ono dcnea etaDungaiow in Cour Tice Open concept Sitting, dining rooms w,M CUSTOM bus" gas tirepai. nigh fr i- crency gas furnace large .itcrun ordk•aS' 'am,Nroom .Ashwasher man• 'bar laun- dry ca,r prof landscaped Marty emu a easy, 401 ac- cess 31895M For app to view 905-432 5435 ESTATE CLOSING All area- '. xub:e -ens a,, -.r co+sd. "ed Vii :his :n:a,.:,7W brick -nfury tome Four •51 bed- om. formal living Aid di- ngroom,. tamllyroom arm solace Large Kitchen wim ' an moor auiul Three ,rrge out buildings one in n- . dated worksnop,gakage 'Sano wining pererinW beds ,:d goldfish ponds on huge . JO n x 305 n •two lex You -M see for rhes wrn bmaNn- Kin,; Sunrises and sells 5.58 9C0 (905, 786 9806 -,or on die net mit,/ -embers spree Coity Cm delug nmouse'ril ham OPEN NOOSE 5 Peaddree C•escent S.✓• Seor 27 8 Oct 3 I-Jpm 2750 sarin 2 -storey 4 bedroom home, CCremlwll •avine lot Jesrable Bavrrrnan- idle ne,ghbourood Master bedroom w/sunken retreat/ fireplace. 40Ce enSude. wall in cluset Man -floor lamdy- room. laindrf room, tamly- SRe kitchen /or Sale by own- er for appointment call 9051623-8529 PRIVATE L06 NOW. for sale laketrom. 3 bedrooms. 2 barns 4 piece. 2 piece, main floor laundry finished base- ment with walkout. very unique Beautiful sunsets Lake Scugog (View Lake). 2 .at garage golf course 2 minutes away Asking S244 900 1705) 878.4998 SOUTH AJAX - 3 Bedroom bungalow. ianm fully finished Casement. unduding fireplace. 3 pc bathroom and bar Huge lot IS beautltgry landscaped •nth;r) and pod. $169.900. Cam (905)427-1849 YOU won't fid a nicer 3 ted - room hwnel 20 Pan awn Or. Courtre - $155.000 3 bed- room 2 storey. 4 PC 6 2 Pc UM. CNac. talc walluouL ap- pox. 1400 sq. if Separate di- ningroom, main floor family room Backs onto parkland All scrod. Quick access to 401. For apps 905.404.0742 TOW"bwm 1 m for Safe SPECTACULAR MUST SEE 3 bedrooms. 2 baths new hardwood floors, new carpets. - ckise to all amenities. Whitby, Bassett Blvd end unit 107. $136.000 (905)430-2962 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1998 1 Cordes • ies • 1 hurawu 1 0 W%nkin forSob Op ortunillea 14CXERNG 2 BED . Solanum late PRIVATE INVESTOR esbathBalconyingImmac Farm (41 Ad $189PicckeringgCal Valley1F-609- Required for new and 7039 existing business. learn. !all Holly. PICKERING Spacious 3 bed, livingd riming room' 5 appl. Serious inquires only. Uose to Town Centre 6 401 Balcony d immaculate (905) 432-1416. 5125 000 19051-686-2760 18+tA.1TEEDF-8761 EffLots for Sale . 1 Personals• 1 Personals KENDAL HILLS 50 scenic acres w11h GarlaraSka river. pond. dose to ski club, beau- htully treed property Asking S180000 Walter Frank. Royal LePage Frank RE 576-4111 to Lar§ MONEY PROBLEMS. Set out r' 1'^- Twck w; --u- going bank"' or being garnisheed Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating Call for tree Information 905-576-3505 Student loans Included OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP FRONT FEES .OTNERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU NEYESTIGATE THOROUGH- LY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS Mang"". 1 . k,eiwW" MORTGAGES Good. tad and Ygh F nanl mg dor any pur- pose All aPPIUtiohs acceDl- ed can commutey Mortgage (905i66&-6805 1 Business 0 urian aCRYItC NAILS Supplies inC set-up ` y/ Do Complete package for sale etudes as supplies for Am - be raft. air Driun, rnrtpres- sor. pains 8 renals. oak 8 chairs. W dell aro an Dns est pwemg our i k,t etc Too many items to 161 Per:td lot new business Paw S35OG. askmg 51500 Call Lon 721- 9192 NOME -BASED BUSINESS !Na: real-, w;n; Earl grit 'non- ev nexime :tours :u: prw v,- seurnp 416-635-2787 24 hours 1 'gem - PHOTOGRAPHY CUSSES by pro ass "! FASNu Pyr. trarts. Commercial. Mooeirrig Poano Acton. tiled in PrCk- vien Studio (6 session eoursew161 815-0 or I -BBB-R1'It-Fo .0 FMIO STUDENTS - Looking lir 1egi—el s'adenlS Less- oru .r. my dome Ajax area Call .loam o 905.688-8.351 1 Personals 11 CHEATING ONTARIO HOUSEWIVESnames 6 pr Bale phone ,m tiers 1-900- 451-3636 ext 235 S3 6Wmir oust tie 18 T -tone Prayer To The Blessed Virgin Oh most beautiful flower of Mt. Carmel, Fruitful vine, splendor o Heaven, Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Holy Mary, .Mother of God, Queen of Heaven & Earth, 1 humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me in my necessity (make request.) There are none that can withstand your power, Oh Mary, conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee. (3 times). Holy Mary, 1 place this cause in your hands (3 times). Say this prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you must publish. R.D.S. EYANLY RAYS... Insum an- swers Amaluply accurate psychics 9",a . Rated 01 Spouse problems, lucky a s. romans 18. S299/mon 24 haws Can 1-900-451-4055 OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Srvatsc Service 40 King St Wf905i 404-9625 11 30 am -9pm PERSONAL 'earner, 15 years erpene-tce _rrhhed. Physical Education Degree Space Available Cap Bean 905-683- 4509 Please read your classi- fied ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one its~ in the event of an erns. 1 Dean• 680 NO TIME TO TAIL Why ne "a, ,.s +r✓ ad' You car. t;se you; tax machine to sera us your adverbsement Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price pnor to deadline One of our customer ser- vice representatives will call you Please remember to leave your company name. address. phone number and contact name ,s�aa Fax New Advertiser 905.579-4216 ROBINSON, AGNES EDNA At the Lakendge Hearth "entre. Whil on Monday. September 21, 1998. Agnes Edna Robinson, beloved elite of the late Jaynes Howard Robrtsci Dear mother of Ger. ald. Grandmother of Lisa and Lon. Great grand- mother of Megan. Fondly remembered by her broth- ers and Asters, roaces and nephews. The tamely will receive trhends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road. Alan (Pickenng Vd- lagel 905-428-8488 from 7 to 9 pm Thursday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Friday. Funeral prayers to be held In the chapel on Saturday. September 26. 1998 at 1-_ am Cremation In lieu of flowers. donations made to the Ontario Lupus Association would be ap- pi by the family 111PR0VF.lfENT S Basenieni spsrl «"s beh- r:Kwns 6 kachens Three seasorW rooms AN types of ealii E'.caiCM and plia.w. q . yews al wmarwce i 0% decoue 1a awsars No up from leas Call Mike ;905)683-0190 or cell (416t876.6060 - HOME tMr. Da.n .an- " arpentrv, basements. ha 3voorns. ceramics, decks Free itstiwiates Senion Discouab MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU Most 42b3362 Ask for Paul RENOVATIONS. additions, general carpentry, licensed carpenter. 28 years experience. Bob (905)72S-6051 DESIGN Do you require a professional to design or draw your new home, renovation idea or adicklm ? Call David O Daia Des' For Fee Cons.%tion 905-83%-$074 Repairs to SPRINGS rll A & C R(X)Fl%(:, And Alumium Sh:nghng. all types of profs• new and old. tibrkmanship Guar- .nleed. 10% Discount Iry Seniors. fully m- ,ured. Free estimates. Call Andrew, at (905) 428.9704 810 "GUARANTEED" PAINTING S PLASTERING Colour matching Stucco ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied Froe Estimal•. Senior Disown Call sto at. !§sten� (416)/14-5911(Coll) All Pro Painting and Nallpapenng SAI I a -imp. General n-V— Tap 4luky, ..ilk A ixwk._14C prwa .0'k ,el lies $anwrn lar a FREE Fshmate 404-9669 TMS PAINTING b DECOR Interior & Exte� c7 European Workman- ship Fast, Clean, reliable service. 420-0081 True Coloun Painting iritenor/Exterror paxmng waApAp s. ca'Ykw,g. bordoe-rotka* Portfoliod previous Work. Re*rrals. Cory %Uke Strpko (9051831—!1138 On Moving i slarage FIN trtovmg —,swage mmmmlmL- AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage urds. We sell moving supplies Park and load special, starting at $125. and up. Serving East to West Coast province to province. 725-0005 or ce cu�Mwnw iai f 427-0005 res ciao 815 835 HARRY-O.THE- MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates. seniors discount. short notice moves. Ap- pkances moved, also Storage space available. Comparable rates Call (!05)9{7-4437 or 1 -me -263-56.16 8 STORAGE l Houses Apa, ,!pts Offices, Appliances 8 I -"law Specialists $error 5 Mid -Month Discounts Licensed. Insured, Free Estimates "assiotnl Boma. Call 436-7795. Experienced Cross Mows 5ar7aln rates manes. _Kiri, apt. etc. "lar to moving. aatdung Avaiable. 423-02" 1 Film - g Caraama CARPET NISTALIATIM 25 years experience. restretching, our Free estimates r mates. 0 6 N Dalcss, !07.1799 or 967 -UN SW will dean up to 3000 sq A Oeaxwrlg. killown, aom washed. widow ledges. base hoards. i wherever we the house needs cleave lo,wirileat .ica' Call Mea • 416-7wsm SwvMe Plid". Alga. UN Is. Markham aM Clurmaat. reuablx•. mdlUre pirmin with over 25 years ex erre desue to o clearing Excellent references, Reas.x,able rates 576-9865 leavr mew- Igo Drning ScliooN SCHOOL Approved by O.S.A.O .4 lessons and test $105. •10 Lessons $150 Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop eft (416) 287-3060 Gordoi : 1 Land Landscaping 1 Laldscapin E REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE mp removal A Landscapilnq CALL DAVE 831-7055 UnParty Services :k—f!", Services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children s Parties And A0 Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Call Ernie 66"932 ' EE..== Enlwtauerwill � SHY COLLEGE7V0WMIjRr"N6 i��i tGIRLS are willing to�_be naughty for you!!' an i yes! dnendWere young & innocent but willing Ol1IAL LADEESto learn. !all Holly. t'1(HA.M REGkNiJanice. Amber. BeM l:/: & CYA.SS1-900-451-5954. v A DISAME "68Gmm. 18+tA.1TEEDF-8761 HIRING 1 1 Prrte Ho1 1 fxn.u• tames roc Saksme fa Sale SOUTH AJAX 3 bedroom bungalow, with fully finished basement, including f ircplace, 3 pc. bathroom and bar. Huge lot is beautifully landscaped with inground pool. $169,900. Call (905) 427-11349 Top Pickering citizens sought PICKERING — The Town will once again recog- nize outstanding community members and will accept Civic Award nominations until the end of the month. The awards also cele- hrate the activities and achievements of deserving Individuals and local groups and will include seven new categories. The awards include a Special Citation Award, to he given to an individual, group or business from Pickering whose outstand- ing achievement has brought provincial, national or international recognition to the Town; an Award for Bravery/Heroism; a Life- time Achievement Award; an Individual Volunteer Award; Community Group Award; Amateur Sports Award; Youth Volunteer Award; Youth Leadership Award; Arts and Culture Award; Urban Design Award; Economic Develop- ment Award; Local Business Award; Environment Award; and Healthy Com - Beer empties help fight diabetes Two local Durham Re- gion councillors will lend their support to the Cana- dian Diabetes Associa- tion's seventh annual A Case for a Cure campaign this Saturday, Sept. 26. CDA volunteers and Beer Store employees at locations throughout On- tario will ask patrons to donate their empty bottles and cans to the diabetes association. Pickering Regional Councillor Doug Dicker- son will be at the Picker- ing Beer Store on Liver- pool Road from approxi- L 94Q-q�_O mately 10:30 a.m. on. Meanwhile, Pickering Re- gional Councillor Rick Johnson will be at the new Ajax Beer Store at Hwy. 2 and Harwood Avenue from about 12:30 p.m. on. Over the past seven years, the event has raised more than $700,000 in the fight against diabetes in Canada. This year's goal is to raise $210,000 across On- tario by collecting 2.1 million empty beer bottles and cans, the equivalent of 97,50 cases of emp- ties. burse y munity Award. All nominations should be sent to The Town of Pickering, Civic Awards Committee, Clerk's Department. Pick- ering Civic Complex, One The Es- planade, Pickering, Ontario, L I V 6K7. For more information, call 420- 2222 or 693-2760. In our Fall Fashion Preview II insert included in this newspaper. Please note, Page 27 - 25% off Men's & Women's Calvin Klein underwear event. Offer ends October 4. 1998 - incorrectly described. Copy should read: "Offer ends October 12, 1998" We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. EATON'S ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Fall Fashion Preview II nserr ncluded in this newspaper. Please note: Page 46/47- Distinction, Van Heusen, Jetliner and Infinity 11 luggage are not introductory offers Only Eternity II luggage is an introductory offer, Page 2/3 - M.E Modern Edge metallic silver jacket $210. metallic skirt $95. Cover Page - red plush jacket. $225 will not be available until October 5. 1998; Page 6 - Emma James "Heather of Not" herringbone jack- et $129 - not as illustrated. Actual coiour is teal mix, not grey' Page 10 - Kenneth Cole 'Love Me Slender' collection, $75 to $115, will not be avail- able unbl October 7, 1996. Page 30 - 259 off Arrow Collarman 100% cotton dress shirts. reg. $49.99 sale $39 99 - incorrectly described. Copy should read: 'R $49 99 sale 537 49" Page 30 - Manufacturer's Special Buy Arrow Coilarman silt ties reg. $49.99 sale $24 99 (style 45002 will not be available. As a substitution, a 25% reduction will be taken off any regular priced Arrow Conarman necktie from $39 99 to $49.99. during this sale evert time frame. Papa 12 - 25% off the Work Connecbon (shoes), Introductory Otlef. After September 20. 1998, our regular price will be as shown - incorrecity described- Copy should read: '25% off the work connection (shoes) - introductory OMer. After October 4, 1998 our reg- ular price will be as shown' We sincerely apologize to our valued cus- tomers and regret any inconvenience or con- fusion this may have caused. VATONIS- ,rRF.'sFwS AbVl''1t tsrR tKIDAY, S0I*t'E'M8PFt 25, 19913 PAG]~ Z7 r Were' online at www.durhamnews.net { y �? 9 Y, ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN Pickering Standard Church 35 Church St. N. , 1,1ethodisi i Pickering Village - 683-7311 Sund: , School - 10:15 Sunday School -Grades 7-13 9:15 a.m. worship - 00 am 7: Evening - 7:00 pm Family Worship 10:30 a.m. Wed. Family Night - 7:30 p.m. Sunday school - Supervised Nursery Adult Bible Study. Youth, Children Activities Rev. Ken Rowland t "The Church That .Smiles- 428-6102 655-0148 ST. PAUL'S ON -THE -HILL NEW LIFE COMMUNITY CHURCH, (Pickering 839-7909 Tatp at102La.,Ion "IV&Id, P&I. f�IAL1/Cl t6Ei1Z1'Et>illsil0)NSC61PTU1)<" 882 Kingston Road east of Whites Rd. ibmrauoriogture,aQJahniemldr>t,41661/-83l7. Youth Focus This Sunday Simon Jones from England �etfltie�pllopktra�>tUptntd0od'tftltlttil!! Youth Alpha Director 9:00 am 8. 11:00 am The Church of God -Sabbath keeping invites you to our Fellowship Service each Sunday, 12-5. Healing Prayer dt Worship This Sunday at 7 pm (Room L Nd.ean Community centre (on McGill) 416~736-1999 To Advertise Your Church Services Call Janice at 683-0707 r Were' online at www.durhamnews.net PIVPMMNP Dairq Queen lntrndur.i w � 1 Aik1J , '11 7a 7