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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1994_09_14P*! NRUE YOU SEEN US LATELY?? PKXEMTMCEWM Boy gets back -.stolen bike image A3 On the run to fight cancer Page A30 pie 0tl rtNew s A f MA Bra FREE with this ad Aim& 016420M $200 xhigwd a& KAV831-2088 ERING PUBLIC LIBRAR>p CENTRAL BRAN ser Wednesday, Sept.14,1994 52 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 37,500 Vol. 113 No. 37 VENWRONMENT pp g Flyer ri in new water supply pj * learminongering' By b1ARI4NNE TAKACS STAFF RFYMTER AJAX-PICKERING — Lit- erature opposing the new Ajax water plant "borders on fear -mongering", according to a resident who received it A flyer circulated by an Ajax Save the Waterfront Committee member to about 30;0()0 households here has angered recipient Ernie Koehl of Pickering, who works as, senior health physicist at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station. "I'm not commenting as an official company spokesperson," notes Mr. Koehl. Vni canmenting as a member of the community. 1 guess what got me a Bale angry was the letter making a number of allegations in terms of health effects associated with drinking water. It steps beyond the boundary of presenting a fair position for people to take action on." The flyer states the water drawn Inside In the news Editorial .........................A6 Entertainment..............A28 Sports ...........................A30 Classified ......................A35 Phone Nn** General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 The News Advftt ser Y4 mhuly tttses recycled _ toewspriat 93t + 7< GST = $1 for the new supply facility "will contain cancer-causing tritium from the nuclear plant, and sewage. garbage and chemicals from thousands of households and factories. The people of Ajax and Pickering should not have to drink this dangerous stew of known and unknown chemicals, pollution and radiation- -There have recently been alarming reports of possible increases in our area in Down's syndrome, prostate cancer, chiMhoW leukemia, and other birth defect%- Many people are now afraid to drink the w wr here " Mr. Koehl charges the flyer states its allegations as if they were established facts, which he says See CIRCULATION... Page A9 ♦ CRIME Up the creek with apaddle Pickering's Angelo Papanikolov kayaks because it includes a world championship Thursday along a section of Gull River near course. Minden. It's ideal for afficionados of the sport photo by A.J. Groen Man stabbed stopping thugs kicking car PICKERING — A Pickering man is in hospital after being stabbed when he confronted two thugs vandalizing his vehicle outside a Dillingham Rd bar early Saturday. The 25 -year-old had just left the Palace Bar on Dillingham Rd around 1 am. when he and a couple of friends observed two other bar patrons in the parking lot kicking the tail fights of his vehicle, Durham Regional Police report. Woman huri AJAX — An Ajax man is charged with sexual assault after a 41 -year-old woman was punched in the face numerous times while trying to fight off her attacker early Monday. Durham Regional Police say the Ajax woman met a man in the Second Storey Bar on Harwood Ave. S. and the two left together in his car around 2 am - The suspect drove the woman north on Wesutey Rd. and pulled the car over on the When he confronted the two men he wason stabbed in the stomach, police say. Other paus then became involved and the two men suffered injuries to their faces, but managed to flee. The victim went home but was driven by his wife to Scarborough Centenary Hospital for surgery fornon-life-tfratening injuries. Meanwhile, the two suspects drove to Ajax - Pickering General Hospital for treatment of their fightingff o shoulder of the road. He then tried to fam the wormn to have sex. When she tried to fight the attacker off, he struck her nurner+ous tithes in the face and jaw. She suffered a possible a brokers nose, bruising and scrapes in the attack, according to police. The woman fled from the vehicle and managed to ehde her attadtrrr by naming to a nearby house. She was later taken to Ajax -Pickering injuries and were Fater arrested. Police say there's no apparent motive for the incident and the tiicurn and suspects had never met before. A 20 -year-old Goodwood than is charged with aggravated assault, assault with a weapon, possession of a dangerous weapon and mischief. A 19 -year-old Uxbridge than is charged with mischief. sex attacker General Hospital for i eavw-k A 38 -year-old Trawley Cres. man was amstod on Monday afiemoon and charged with sexual assault causing bodily harm. He was ,zeleased to appear in Oshawa court on Sept 16. Police want to talk to anyone who may have witnessed this incident, in particular a person who called police around 2 am. Monday. Call the Durham Regional Police sexual assault unit at 683-9100, ext 357. �- 16::16...-�:_ . , . ._ ._ __ 1616. 1616.__ � . � 16.16 _- -- -• 1616 _ _ -,_ � _1616 1616..-,...�_....,.._. t�t1"ctE�•I•'iiisritlwil -... �:�,, ., dl�'it��� - ... .P Town takes zero= tolerance app roach to''hate crime By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPMER PICKERING — The Town of Pickering has implemented a 'zero - tolerance procedure" for dealing with hate crime and hate -related incidents just as several racist groups are infdtrating the community. The procedure calfs for potentially -difficult situations to be reported to management officials, who are then to decide upon a means of intmention which could involve postponing an event, adding security Staf or changing_ the event location If an incident does occur. procedures have been set up for assessing it notifying police. maintaining security, completing a report on it, and informing other xiembers of a "community network" which consists of Town, school board and police officials. Incidents of racist vandalism must be reported to the Town's superintendent of facilities and police, as well as to the community network. A photograph of the vandalism must be takers, top management informed, and a report completed. Pickering councillors were told of the new zero -tolerance procedures at their Monday night meeting. As well, Wand 1 cxuneillor Maurice Brenner, who works as a senior race relations officer for the Metro Toronto Housing Authority, gave councillors a presentation on hate group activity in Pickering. He specializes in dealing with hate groups and has conducted an onemabon session on the topic for To%km staff. "Pickering has taken the nmi-ssan- step to be able to combat what I tklicve has become a ven- serious disease (of society)," said Mr. Brenner. The councillor reported five major :roups have been actively organizing. recruiting and/or operating hotlines here — the Heritage Front, Ku Klux Klan, Nationalist Party. White Aryan Resistance and British People's Party. lie showed councillors literature from some of the groups identifying Pickering as the location for their events and a prime target kr recruitment of new members. "Once upon a time we thought they stopped at and didn't cross the Rouge River bridge." said Mr. Brenner. "It's not the kind of topic a lot of people want to talk atxut " Mr. Brenner explained he made his presentation on hate ;roups to council because public awareness of their activities is an essential weapon in comhating them. "1 believe that information is Power." he said. In a later interview, Mr. Brenner said he began researching hate group activities in Durham atter a race - related incident at Pickering }lith School in 1991. Although it's obvious the groups are active here. he explained, "there's no way of knowing how manv are taken in". Their main target is young people. especially those f om poor families. "These groups manipulate youth by enticing them with promises of a better fife," said the councillor. The groups often find sympathizers in high schools and then send them out to meet informally with students, he explained. They talk to the teens about issues like unemployment and the recession. and then offer certain racial and ethnic groups as "scapegoats' for whatever problem is being discus,cW. "A lot of kids (who) are recruited don't even know who these groups are." he said. Mr. Brenner said the groups are becoming mon: dangerous as they becorne: more sophisticated. they ckxs't wear the swastika arm bands like they used to. They're educated. they're knowledgeable. they're professionals no%4-Adays." "I.he cmme lox noted the tall is a particularly good time to be YOU CAN y, TAKE IT OFF AND KEEP IT OFF! discussing these groups in the community because it's usually a heavy recruiting period in schools. "People need to know this piece of garbage is being circulated," he said as he displayed an issue of the OOK Heritage Front publication Up Front. "People need to know that his stuff is Peal." 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"That commit- anent should easily translate .into continued editorial: gval- 'iity our readers in Ajax and Pickering have come to expect from their community t<tewspaper." fi_.Call The appointment iseffecve immediately.l the News Advertiser t 683-5110 if you have any 3�vomments or views on issues : your community. Y Everybody reads and shops the News Advertiser ANNOUNCEMENT VI BARROW Dame Di *w •wren d GabraM Jewelers is pleased to welcana M Birim to hw •1Irnaed sales Sidi. Vi cameo to Gabom Jewelers havirr- waked III wd lwm Jeweller fa the pap r" years in fire Duriwn Region. She min d her fiends and past customers to visit her at Galbraith and is also baking forward to wnlnuing the pMasarM relabonslrp shared with everpm in her Jewellery career 132 HARWOOD AVE. S. The Ajax Plaza Bo rets back ike - b stolen b theft rin PICKERING — Ten -year-old which aliened the appear`anoes of the story appeared in the News the bike into police and dtecic txt the Steven Koehl couldn't believe his stolen bicycles by interchanging Advertiser about the police bust the status of the investigation into the eyes when he walked into the pans, as well as spray painting and family found an abandoned bicycle theft of Steven's wheels. That's Durham Regional Police Pickering relabeling them. on the front lawn of their Foxwood when they learned about the police Division Sept. 7. Some of the stolen bicycles were Trail home. bust and that Steven's bike had been There, among 33 stolen hicycles sold to other youths, mainly at the The next day they decided to turn recovered. recovered by police during the arrest Hub Plaza in Pickering. of I I young offenders involved in a Mrs. Koehl says the day before a bike theft rind, was his brand-new, dark -blue mountain bike. "lie was just so happy when he saw that bike. Our timing just couldn't have been better," says his mother Gritt. who was unaware the bike had been recovered prior to visiting the police station with her son. "It was so lucky the bike was recovered and still in one piece," she adds. Mrs. Kochi says Steven had gone over to play in the- arcade hearcade at the National Sports Centre at Whites Rd. and Kingston Rd. along with his older sister during the first week of August when the bike disappeared. The 5400 bicycle bad been a Christmas gift from Steven's grandmother. 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"He was sort of, to me, like a Don Quixote," says former Pickering councillor Doug Dickerson, "always tilting at windmills. His causes were always for the underdog, the people whose rights he thought were being trampled on. "Crord caused many a member of council to stop and reflect on what they were doing hchwe they proceeded," adds Mr. Dickerson. "From that perspective he served his community very, very well." A memorial sen -ice will be hell for Mr. Ilms Th"iy. Sept. 15. at 7 pm. in the chapel of MCLwhilie Funeral Home. 28 OW Kingston Rd., Pickering Village. Advertising Correction .aton's Fall Fashion Launch insert ppeared in this paper Wednesday lept. 7, 1994 'age 50, Item - OshKosh Boy's umpsuit shown in blue has no escnption. Description should read: 30y's Jumpsuit. OshKosh fleece - size 2, 18. 24 months - fight navy - 34.99 he description: 'Signature' cotton yjamas for toddlers - 21.99 is not dvertently, the errors listed above le appeared in our advertising. 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It�+S. �. k�.n �.-.. __.�_.-__ _. �}��,y� Pickering group seeks, nuclear plant probe By MAMMM TAKACS PICKERING — A public campaign calling for an environmental review of the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station is being mounted by Durham Nuclear Awareness (DNA). DNA hopes to persuade the Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) of Canada to ask the federal Minister of the Environment to order an B environmental hearing on the plant before renewing its two-year licence, which expires Dec. 31. "Normally the licence is re- issued automatically and not referred to a public hearing," says DNA spokesman Dave Martin. "Mere never has been any public review of these plants. There's a real crisis here in terms of public accountability." A similar request by DNA was turned down in 1992, but the organization has taken steps to put more pressure on the AECB this time. "We're taking this to the public now, which we didn't do in an organized way last time," says Mr. Martin. With the help of funding from the Greenpeace organization, DNA is having a tabloid newsletter printed explaining its position and outlining what it sees as safety problems at the Pickering station. The tabloid will be distributed door-to-door in Pickering and Ajax, and perhaps elsewhere in Durham. It will ask people to write to the AECB stating their concerns about the Pickering station. As well, DNA / is seeking support from municipal councils in Durham, Scarborough and Toronto. It is visiting Town politicians to present arguments for a review, and is scheduled to appear before Ajax council Sept. 19 and Pickering council Sept. 26. So far, only Whitby council has refused to hear a deputation from DNA. Mr. Martin explains his organization does not expect the Pickering station to close down even if there is a review. "We do expect to gain public exposure on some of the key issues and hopefully there will be improvements made in safety at the plant if there is public scrutiny," he says. 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X075 iNr PAM MASON or WENDY DOBBIN (905) 420-3888 TAKE YOUR HEALTH SERIOUSLY ... WE DO! r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r Call 683-5110 with your news items. �, to .. � , -... _... — - y ,., 4 •::7a�� ,. ��v RAGE 6 -A -T= NEWS ADVEMSIM WED, SEMI'VAM 14,1"1 Timothv J. Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertisine Manaeer Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manaeer• Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 21-15. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement based on his sole discretion. Page sizes may vary slightly from published rate card due to mechanical requirements of different printers. Second Class Mail Registration 1897. Mail subscription rates Can. I yr. $ 70 GIVE lgff US A CALL General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfoSource 683-7040 Real Estate and Automotive Sales 798-7672 National Advertising 493-1300 The News Advertiser welcomes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for length and legal reasons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone number for our information. They should not exceed one and a half pages in length. The News Advertiser regularly uses rwyrled newsprint Do you know one? There are all kinds of young people in our communities who deserve recognition. The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser needs your help in finding them. As members of the Ontario Community Newspapers Association, we are proud contributors to the annual Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards, co-sponsored this year by Bell Canada. You know the kind of person we're looking for: someone who is involved in community service, someone who contributes to the betterment of their neighborhood while living with a physical or psychological handicap, or someone who has performed a heroic feat. And we know there are kids just like that in our communities. By honoring their achievements today, we let them know their efforts are worthwhile -- and that those of us who are busy in our adult world do indeed find their efforts notable. If you know someone who fits the bill, contact us today. We'll provide you with a nomination form and see that it is forwarded to the judging committee. All nominees receive a certificate acknowledging their nomination, and up to 12 individuals and one group could be the recipients of a plaque by the lieutenant governor of Ontario, a Junior Citizen of the Year lapel pin, $200 and a family portrait with the lieutenant governor. If you know someone, let us know. We know they're out there. xpl tWRITE TO THE NEVIS ADWJMSER, 130 COMMERCIAL AVE. AJAX ort LIS 2H5 FAX us AT 683-7363 V On education Kudos for all -day kindergarten To the editor, In response to the article 'All - day kindergarten foes won't quit fight' in the Sunday, Sept. 11 edition of your newspaper: We are in the '90s and in a recession with a great number of people losing their jobs and more taking pay cuts to keep working. Mrs. Hooker seems to feel that she is right and the world is wrong because not everyone agrees with her views. Many parents like the idea of full-day kindergarten on alternate days and there are advantages to it. The school board doesn't have any money to put where their mouth is: they use taxpayers' money and that makes it an issue for a lot more people than just Mrs. Hooker and her group. Perhaps Mrs. Hooker and her group would like to pay tuition to cover the extra costs and then they are welcome to whatever they want. A teacher should find it insulting to suggest this kindergarten program would be "bad day care" and "low-cost education". These teachers are usually excellent, caring, patient, understanding individuals who have taken on the task of orienting first-year children into the school system. When I had children in kindergarten I volunteered and assisted in the class. There is no money for educational assistants. Someone should suggest to these group members that they too can volunteer to work with the teachers in these classes, possibly helping to ease the stress (that she suggests would be created) and workload for both the teachers and their own children. The teachers would welcome the help, their children would be more at ease, the cost would be nil and perhaps they could even become involved in their children's lives doing something constructive. I don't blame the Durham Board of Education for having no comment because no matter what board officials said, the whiners would have another opinion and they always seem to find a way to get their self-serving, distorted views into the media. Beatrice Socks, Ajax Ll mom 1 ■ 01 1� �� � � , <. ■.ate a r. .rt;. .,... wY0 1 . ♦ ,i 4 JA 1t 'i '. e . . a • �t� .H .�. �t♦ • •1 . . s ♦ . t . . . .,� T. a. . . t . - ,a•• . . . . t ..a. t Fla'1 y�'►Y�. ,qty: i•to "044t- tial/.qr / . aa� w-,et�t�Iiti �N OF pie * Ao�9 Town of Pickering *�Z z *1:A(905) 420.2222 * (905) 683,,2760 .:; �C YARD WASTE COLLECTION CULTURE AND RECREATION Compostable Yard Waste materials will be ,f( collected separately from rcTown, (that and regular%if %1[ 161111100111", SPECIAL . FALL PROGRAMS �& garbage in the Urban part of Town, (that arca south of Concession Road 3), from April 18, 1994 toHEALTH CLUB ori November 28, 1994. During this period, cortlpostable MEMBERSHIPS AVAILABLE ,K Yard Waste will be collected only on the following This membership includes the use of membership Thu membership offers prepaid squash and Mondays: changctoorns with saunas aid whirlpool, the fitxss racquetball � fees as well as the use of th< Squash, Tennis, Racquetball September 26 room and warm-up tracL. Swimming dung membership diaugerooms (with sauna and Health Club, Fit Appraisals, Personal Training �[ October 31 and adult swam times. whirlp«bl1. the fluess mom and warm W tract and November 7, 14, 21. 28 swimming during public and Fitness Classes. Passports. Annual Rates. Resided Rates adult swim periods. A Fall leaf collection service will be provided in the Learn to Swim, Private Swimming Lessons, Public Swimming. Hamlets of Claremont, Greenwood, Brougham. AdultAamd.....-_-_....5252-.321 per Resident Rates �[ g Adak Fall mmRhs.-__395 AdnNAtumnd��_f3a9_ 332 Preschool, Children's. Teen Leisure Programs. �[ Greenriver and Whitevale on the Mondays in per mouth November. Adak Daytlme Amrral__3158_ 313 per mottlh Adnh Fa 3 msathis__ 11157 Adult Leisure, Country Crafts, Sport Programs, Adak Day 3 months. -_469 Adak Aa1wd__S26e__322 rm9ndb T Do: Include leaves, house and garden plants. Dam a Older Adult Programs. Events, Clubs. g p 1'tudmAruumul__._399 Adult Day3men&s_._....sllo branches. bedge trimmings and grass clippings. Do *Annual Memberslr y not include, or sod. YouthiArral_------$163--314 permoath Arenas, Community Centres, Parks. Hall Rentals. T Do: Place in clear plastic bags, bushel baskets, Youth 3woeUu_ 357 For new membership payment plans call 683-6582be ship yy hampers, open trash cans or tied into manageable aAmm"Wi Mel" For registration information call 4204621 T bundles not longer than 1 metre in length. Do not Nclenng', ycxtth are eligible to purchase a bundle using wire nremhershrp to use at the Health Clubt Upm a REGISTER EASY! anccessfnl sf the F.I.T. Club, r9mth , Dn: Place materials out at the roadside for _ earnPktiao Thc 'Gfdcn Pass" a „ur moa csdmtce y collection by 7:00 a m on the above notal Mondays. sued IlI7 aria bre access to the bemkb dtrb m mcttbersbq. T1te -Golds Pam- alias pre -pend DROP OFF REGISTRATIONS ` T the f times: Do: Divide materials into quantities weighing not °aO" Ten Squash and Ratxpnabdl. (So court fics) u, more than 23 kg (50 lbs) or into bundles not longer11110W Also includes use, of membership chmgaaoms -6 a tn.eay to Friday: 6 a.m •7 p m sauna sad the fnmcss room and a arm- o than I metre. °O'' � 24 HR. Pickering Civic Complex Remember. Yard Waste has to be free of metal. food Saturday Resident �7 a.m.-9 9 p.w- aacL swiwmmng during public and adult swim >^ waste or other garbage \ramal... ---•---•__--399.25__39 per moats periods. fnaesa meq and c ahlatioo . R Irc . Outdoors �L If you have any questions regarding, this program, `k'i'ng darseal an Public skau" DROP Across from the Library /r please coMxt the Town of Pickering Public Works pctm"ds lsearorll. y DLpartment at 420-4630 or 6th: -3760. • Reside,, Rate, •b,aney than oY One The Esplanade y /r ,silo, me mt,er.hbp n lu.k-, bb• ,.e ..t n r hrr,h:p .%� Aaraal___-..._s777.__5 pera nnale :a w p L sanaina; and m` a ,as "d'" Fn' 3mmru'--sit► Pickering Recreation Complex 24�0 ic and adult swan lima. plus pre -pad court fees Atklt 13aytiae.Ammd�3N1._.545 per mouth DROP BOX FAI.I, 11,\SCF: C'Lvs�F:S ltriOtF:ACE SFFTE%lRF.R 19• RacquetballCouru .AdukDn 3inevalli. -x3215 Front Counter `p y 1994 a.T WEST SNORE COMMUNITY CENTRE. Thi, - mantac b,ruk, amts P. ltmth Ammlt-----32a•L--324 pratlorrh 1167 Valle Farm Road T recrr.ai.,aal dance pr,>�am introduce. ,.rah w ballet sad pan Reudadiel Rale+ Yontli3matMhs 3115 y daocmil. M doe last class family will be nevtled to observe a Adair Armand_ -__S -12a_.327 per nanwh •Aaaml Membership HOURS: `Ion. -Fn. 6 a.m.-10 p.m.. Sat. -Sun.. 9 a.m.-6 It'he T drnr,slrrr,a of d r esr=w- and darner slop dial tandem, A" Fail 3 a131 ha.eheea,,,�htaexraktwebewKw. arum A..rDme/�eAara&d_sltt4__s15 perwA=& = MAIL IN REGISTRATIONS 17, IJmkd Spee Aeallrk. .Adak Dmf 3 mentln.__-S 74 1'amhAnneal_ 5121__ $topermamthbN,,Ret"hap ndu-. on�-nwr.h p CDIhoer� Ate lies 7'bwe Fee Y.mlh3tawaas______$53 chaaferouam wrh wants ami whmipa,s, star a Pickering Civic Complexin 3 4 gran \anards, 9:nn-y:�tl cent. L1=a1 •\trend Nemr►erii:q.ian Onqprdtac one The Fs tanade ►twa6� S:WN5:30 pa i4LaU ,rid adak swan tmms- Phu a 304 redalloa oa wort Pom..Tw""d ' is n.i:w, n.ma s42.w y.� f� � r.Joa Ream. «arts.PickeMg. OntariordWeiwrodm_r 6,MW'/:00 p.a S4; W • t�'°�h.dvained Tltmn/mv t:ql-e ,Mn p.a $4_pl ;TIS• nn-mf.,-r.h o.lu.i• 1n.- •+ - -mn-..n: rfwTV%n�NEAriEI6.40P" 1(\TF.0 MAni Tiiii LlV 6f►�br r Prfsr Tisbe: f1a.M per ('amrgbwr rlmratspr. 4s,.ar, .manus, •:W�a:lsp.M. -..54.410 haagerovia, wah and wemdptni. ire of the SMpia ll(a,pba For additional Registration Forms or for Rspet Taandai 3-0t►!:1� 1.4011 ' luau raxn and wrm-up track. -mmmap ulnen* th,irnh 7011pa 30upmw• Program Information plea+r call our frirndh' staffN'edmnday J:IS-5:90 p.m� S.4t11 Wt'Ibe sal adun swan umn. Plu. pre -pad nun dm %.wrhnre 71x, flM per CaarrlMrslieehnn+.+ Tber+i3, 5:3o-,:15pa. 14110. ('WhIaoerastandS4uatCauls. w;.iday. Iter,mSecopm Department of Culture and Recreation, ' SPnmrary h-a,"n .tarda. 6:15-7:Mpa. ss4Li* ReQdeed Rales aseeaes •m.,.�An. Pl- 'f?0-4621 or 683-2-60 Ra1M Nedme.das e:Q0.t:4.e pat. S.4t11 ,Adak AuwdfMti _....f -W per maath wd.k Amoral 330_ s24 per =-a" Salmedar t0: 1.9-11 :00 aa► S.4tn Adak Fall 3 anaaka.___SI41 Adak VOR 3mamtka-5116 J iar 9-1o,ran Mende, 'AM.7-45 a,. 5.4410 Ahk Din dine Atammal__$24o......S2o q-:: Adak Drlamr Amasol_S12"15 per samut r Nobdmes/ay :tee-e:•n Pal. :.�4.dw .ti•mk Dm. 3.a..1�.___.: a9 .dwk Dm, 3...a.. :74 PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX 3amrhAammd_�_.�51:9_._.Sll permmrh YarlhAatanal S93 -S9 prriisamb >a s,ean Ttte,da, 5:151:3e pat 54110 look 3mewb._ s � N..b 3 mamt... :42 / � 11TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIO:�NS Salmrday 11:90.11:15 aaa. 100 y Jaar c4,yean Thursday 4:15.5:tm �AtrltadAlembersh •Amrad.te,.her,aip SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 2-1. 1"4 / T DRttiS ('ODF.: pall► f.4tM1 �� 1:00 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. IlA t: 144. Lenard. hall t s4ppery Jana: r-ithes. lirarard. * N ;r �.ow,� shippers. C valve wep: TFlar. COMMUNITY L RENTALS For information on registration please au OPEN HOUSE 4mation 1 re 683-2760 BANQUET HALL (120 capacity). Available for dance`, Flt Free Public Swimming (1:30-4:00 p.m.) Pickering Recreation is located at �"`s and McGregor, k°- X7011 * T Squash. Racquetball & Health Room - contact Myrna McCrtegor, 683 -?9'9 Try: q q valley Famd Road last south of Highway *2. * Children's Entertainment �( The Pickering Recreation Complex is available for weddings, dances, family * Fitness Demonstrations y gatha mp, trade shows etc The Complex 1125 capacityl. Situated on Brock Road im T *Experts On hand -Squash. Racquetball. Tennis. banquet had will accommodate 300 Claremont. Available for dances, banuquey y people. For further information please contact and receptions. For further information Personal Training 'T / Ti _l1"H'�Qn1 the Facility Boding Ckrk at 4_'0-tb33. contact Gloria Morrison at 649-5081. * Displays/Demonstrations 14 • * Pottery Open House * IV (Wal accommodate 35-120 poopk) Available for showers, small parties, (199 capacity). Situated at 910 Uverpool * Balloons and Birthday Cake T banquets, dao`es, sclumars' et`. Tees` roams Road south. Available for dances' banquets.JOIN US AND CHECK OUT WHAT THE we situated in the tipper concourse of the rtxepons ti, etc. For further information �( Pid(cnoS Recreatian Gia• Aa&o visual contact Jacqueline Smut a &W-6972' RECREATION COMPLEX HAS TO OFFER! w �C Q with local expert Marjorie It tis available for use u no w Mason-HORM charge. For further information contact Kim Thompson at 831-1711. FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT THE «, ba «prenyl Avaiic. S f« dances, PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX AT TFBJ T SFPTHnlBF1122 at Greenwoodrt Road. ss ac. Siwatod just off pm c�Rte. south oc Coac«sice, +'6 in 831.1711 OR 683-6582 y at the A► the villa>•pe of Grbernwtood. For hurtber T Pxkerm*Ctntral library (199 capacity). situated os Bayly Street hfarmabos please contact Joie Bryant as y 16 t� r: the hoe pa,p�mn,c ,.11 betsaeee Uvapool Road and wbitea Road. 693 -Mr. In order to rest ft hall. yon east PiekeriAg Museum Village T 811 barbaael9tn 713 the Vilest Shore Cosstaity Caure is have a local Greenwood resident as a available for weddings, bo allinds, di noes sponsor. Advisory Committee * �J FI" Se4FETY faetily des• etc. For r> presents an evening of laughter and fun at dreir information contact the Foci" Clerk at Dinner Theatre Evening in Herongate Barn 7hearre um so Dea abp a FMe F.sarpe p1m 420.46_3. 11 k4rtall smsoir dererwrs oe hock jfow af3brrr kawrr SYhadaj, October 1, 1994 OW rest thaw Rrgalnk. This applies to all functions that 6:00 p rima to 10:30 p.nt. 2) prim' rfM worn kt.r skwwwa au have music except for weddings and "DIRTY WORK AT possibk.ti eursjroaaackroaet (199 capacity). Dos Bea Banquet Hell is Chanties. 3) R11lnr poui�• p1m a main cif mann alai as sullied on Dillingbam Road awe block 1)Vilhoc Dance 28.75 THE CROSSROADS � akerlaae eur murfman twill roam. south of Bayly off Brock Road. TLs ball a With an $61.38 4) Malar census AW evellwa r rt/nsl rb Ow if they available for various co.ausity twain-.-.. Please 5th Dance d an c (A Gm Nineties A/tlod►wrrra) AWN lir s iaolr drialmit a kir som mm skowimtg Please cosecs mite FeWity Booking Clark at Y omPle+� "FACE".Alley shokYimaeiaefye+ticrwurkr 41-04623• regarding the Petfotming Rights Dinner and Show (including taxes): $35 horwe Tariff to the Facility Booting Clerk Tickets available at Pickering Civic Complex T S) Aecilr w a mtrrrirtg pfaor olttsile Weir kuwrt. he at 420.4623. One the Esplanade. 2nd floor cast OM. Soto ilk "man Plan. Sartenne (l IO Availabh for P :koefd be seat m�ortr rkrhR deFa,sweM• ��')' a (Department of Ctiltutte and Recreation) yy 6} Marrhefi eat oo les swill4wit rkr► arrive. showers, ipO11AC"""' e"°"' er. This Auditoriva (119 Rtwa Telephone Visa orders: (905) 683-8401. (905) 839-1734 T y facility u wheelchair accessible. Situated oo wry)• Fw8� This laughable melodrama tells the tale of Neui 7) Make terrain the everyone N your Wine bwws Saks Rod North of Hwy. V. For funha (30 capacity). Boadroos (12 capacity). Lovelace, a virtuous, hutocent becaioe and Mu um NOTTOR&BNTERAMURNING information coetaa Evil loses at Available fa aleaiga. AW -visual /URDM JtV%krers are plptrdv equipped 649-3_'200. P r equipstxt avadallk. 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Mr. Kochi maintains that those circulating the flyers should have identified themselves so he could take his objcctkwis, to that person or organization. A few phone calls to local environmental groups revealed the principal person behind the distribution of the flyer is Janis Mitchell, a member of the Ajax Save the Waterf ont Committee (ASWC). She says she and other individuals, mostly members of Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment and the committee, have paid out of their own pockets to have it distributed to people's mailboxes. "It is to me such a really important issue, so many people are worried about the water:' says Mrs. Mitchell, noting that since she worics in kitchen design here she spends a lot of time in residents' homes and has seen how many people have special water filters or buy bottled water. "They wont drink the water," she says. "They're frightened for their children." Mrs. Mitchell maintains the Region of Durham has ignored the public's concerns in approving the water plant site, so the flyer lets them make their views known directly (mown to the minister. 4 1,#a1II/M.�I ■ Learn a NEW skill! ■ Increase your tax KNOWLEDGE! ■ CONVENIENT times & locations! Starting soon! H&R BLACK For more information call: 725-4563 N 1'A1 11 maw.0, new waterp lant defended She says she didn't identify Ilse organization sending the flyer because there isn't one. "What docs it matter`.'' she adds. "If he (Mr. Kochi) doesn't agree __r ., Mrs. Mitchell says the information on the flyer consists of facts she's uncovered in five years of following and reading extensively wan II Just ow t sera IL just Uirow it on the issue. `I've based it on a lot of written information from scientific sources. I didn't just make this up on my own. To me there is not a question. If he does not agree with it then fine. don't sign it." 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General Hospital finally gave up her brave right for A few hours later, Samantha was transported 10 fight for life life in a Toronto hospital Thursday. the neonatal intensive care unit at the I lospital for Samantha Ashley Martin weighed in at one Sick Children in Toronto. She survived for Ilatrly —. "0. two weeks. with her mother, Carrie Am Martin of Pickering, and other family members bequendy at her side. Samantha died Sept. 8 around 4:50 p.m., of complications resulting from her premature birth. YOUR FORD &MERCURY DEALERS SAY THANKS FOR 90 SUCCESSFUL YEARS IN CANADA WITH THE ON THE WORLD'S BEST SELLING TRUCK! 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Ontario L61 SE4 r;':`1 W1XlY1 0 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser & Du hm ; Sports PRESENT 2ND ANNUAL STREET HOCKEYCHALLENGE Sunday, Oct. 2, at Ajax Community Centre lacrosse box Come out and have fun in a day of good natured competition. Entry fee is $20 per team and guarantees you two games. Prizes for top teams in championship and consolation rounds. Proceeds to Big Brothers Team captains register at the News Advertiser office, 130 Commercial Ave. Deadline for entries is Friday, Sept. 23, 1994. Registration and waiver forms will be provided. FOR MORE INiFORMATION, CONTACT STEVE HousToN, 683-5110 RULES OF PLAY A N D ENTRY FORMS AVAILABLE AT THE NEWS ADVERTISER OFFICES. 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V EDUCATION Sevarate board B.v SAL BOMMARITO STAIT REPORTER DURHAM — The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board will spend about $16.(XX) to find a new director of education. Trustees approved a motion Thursday to hire the Institute for Catholic Education, which provides consulting services to separate boards on curriculum and other issues, to help the hoard search for a new chief executive officer. Hiring an outside consultant is essential to avoid conflict of interest situations during the inter%ie%%ing and hiring process. ' s hunt for new boss costs $16,000 says board chairman Kevin Ashe. applications and come up with a November, prior to the municipal 5110,000 and 5120,000. "We do have our own human short list of applicants. election, so a new director can take Current board director, Dr. Earl resources people, but in essence. The final decision will be made over next January, Mr. Ashe says. Lagroix, announced Aug. 31 he'll the superintendent of human by the school board some time in The position pays between retire effective March 31, 1995. resources would be selecting his own boss, so it wouldn't be appropriate. It's also possible the superintendent of human resources would be applying for the director's position." Mr. Ashe says the institute is currently aiding three other separate school boards in Ontario in their searches for new directors. The institute will co-ordinate all advertising for the position. help the school board develop it job profile and selection criteria. rc%ieN Welcomes your family to his office, offering • one dentist for your continued care • a comfortable house setting wrth all new equipmenVmodern sterilization • evening hours • a convenient location wrth parking at the doorstep OPEN HOUSE THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 5:00 - 8:00 p.Im. ® Mm 1854 Liverpool Road (North of Hwy. 2) I llladenviselle Spa WOMEN'S HEALTH CLUBSI t S H-A—PE r4 lf&171­� s�* I_ ,. �•" � �� """� � I`ll"��"I�, *50% OFF' MEMBERSHIPS With this ad! 59 Westney Rd. S. LEGION WEEK Sept. 18-24 °M•f. The Royal Canadian Legion c t, 4 Branch #322 111 Hunt St., Ajax AGNES HEASLEY, PRESIDENT Invites All Citizens to Visit us! Sept. 18 Open House 12 a.m. - 6 p.m. Entertainment 2 p.m. - 6 p.m. Sept. 21 Wednesday Snooker Tournament Sept. 23 Legion Seniors Dance - -Cocktails: 6:00 p.m. The DaVe Butler Dinner: 7:00 p.m. Trio Dance: 9:00 p.m. - 1:00 Tickets available at the branch office Veterans and their wives or friends. Do you know a young person, "'*A aged 6 to 18 years, who is involved in worthwhile community service or a special person who is contributing, while living with a physical or psychological limitation? Do you know a youth who has performed an act of heroism? The Ontario Community Newspapers Association, with Bell Canada as the patron, is looking to recognize these "good kids"; the young people of our province who show a commitment to making life better for others. 0,ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZENS Do you know one? To nominate an individual or a group of young people for the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Award, please contact this newspaper or the OCNA at 905-844- 0184. Nominations for this year's awards will be accepted until October 31, 1994. Every nominee will receive a certificate and up to 12 individuals and one group will be the recipients of a plaque presented by the Lieutenant Governor of Ontario, an Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year lapel pin, $200 and a family portrait with the Lieutenant Governor. NOMINATION FORMS - are available by contacting this community newspaper or OCNA at 905-844-0184 ONTARIO JUNIOR CITIZEN W OF THE YEAR AWARDS M& onterio - munity mals = a»oc Bell HOME& DESIGN CENTRE 4,7 (rock Road at Hwy 401 �905� 4274332 N ' . --Qshopft Hays: - Monft to Weftsft 10M- *1 Ss~oom - ftm Sunday 12 noon to Spm s� W. A. A traditional oak table or a custom built credenza, you can afford to be choosy! Creature comforts! Soft textures, bright colours or formal flair! Take home the new family room couch, a pull-out bed or a floral print- ed lazy -boy! tt's all here in one place with plenty of free parking too! .w--.-.. W.7 -C T•. a. , si r r.. a.. ... or&..a.-swr .-.s .,&.- IMgr 2 MWo EV Trade care a i N"an (rock Road at Hwy 401 �905� 4274332 N ' . --Qshopft Hays: - Monft to Weftsft 10M- *1 Ss~oom - ftm Sunday 12 noon to Spm s� W. A. A traditional oak table or a custom built credenza, you can afford to be choosy! Creature comforts! Soft textures, bright colours or formal flair! Take home the new family room couch, a pull-out bed or a floral print- ed lazy -boy! tt's all here in one place with plenty of free parking too! .w--.-.. W.7 -C T•. a. , si r r.. a.. ... or&..a.-swr .-.s .,&.- .���..�. �.� . .ruw.._.. ��'� � ��� •.��.i� ...... .. .IY`r� — - -- ..w.r+A1►�r..xr � +r+"w'•.a _. DICKERING HOME '' &DESIGNc'ENTRE ' Q Encore Music is tuned into your needs If you're into music then you should get into Encore Music. In the music business for many years, first in Scarborough now in Uxbridge and the Pickering Design Centre, this store has it all. Roland and Yamaha digital pianos are hot right now and will appeal to the accomplished musician or a beginner that wants to explore a variety of music possibilities. With these new pianos there's no tuning, no lugging, just plenty of fun. You can also change the software to transform your piano into a drum machine, saxophone or man• other instruments. At Encore you can get into the karaoke craze with many machines for rent but book early because they're in big demand. Private music lessons are also available for guitar, piano, wood instruments and drums. The sessions are one on one and cost a very reasonable $15 per half hour. Right now at Encore, Roland is introducing the Advantage Card so you'll be able to get a credit line with no payments or interest for six months. For more information call Lou or Jeff at 683-6267. Arts and craftsalore at The Crafter's Marketplace g This place has to be seen to He says each artist submits You 11 find something to suit be believed. his work and is ,judged by a your budget and should be a must You'll lose all track of time committee to ensure the best stop this Christmas shopping - when you walk up and down the quality is presented to the season. aisles and discover the wonderful customer. The store is open 7 days a hand made crafts from places all With more than 300 booths in week and the coffee is free. over North America. the store you'll find everything The Crafter's Marketplace is Operations Manager Ted Rea from wood car% ing, clothing, an idea long overdue that features says that plans are set to open native crafts. preserves, stain works from the best crafts people four more stores this year because glass and so much more they all on the continent. For more people love the concept. just cannot be listed. information call 686-0714. Old world craftsmanship is the specialty The furniture is crafted with care and generations of skill. It's built by people who pay special attention to detail and sold hti• two men who appreciate the association they have nurtured. Hans Jacobs and Kirk Dayman offer customers "tomorrow's antiques" and when You see their store you'll ag-r•ee. Each piece is made one at a time by Amish craftsmen who provide them with unfinished works and then the customer is offered a choice of stains to give at Integrity the solid oak and chem furniture a look that will fit his or her home's decor. Each item. whether it's a bedroom suite, entertainment centre, table and chairs or magazine rack is custom built to your needs and will be delivered to your home so you'll enjoy it for many years to come. "Each piece is solid wood all >>N" Woods Inc. the way through," says Hans. "So it's durable and will maintain its value." You'll find the prices very competitive and customers from all over Ontario and across Canada are proud to say they have shopped at Integrity Woods Inc. For more information call 427-1381. Bridlewood�`5�� W keep >>`) � 11ME th is wintou d BIRDS NOW NESTING IN DICKERING! As- the temperatures cool and the leaves start to turn colour you know that staying warm will be something you'A take for granted. But the professionals at Bridlewood Heating and Air Conditioning want you to know that they never take you for granted. They've been successful for more than 23 years because their customers depend on them to ensure worry -free home comfort whether it's staying cool in the summer or warm in the winter. They have six offices and will be expanding again this fall making them the largest Lennox and Carrier dealer in southern Ontario. They've received the Lennox Award of Excellence six years in a row and October marks the grand re -opening of their store in the Design Centre. Employees Joe, Richard, Wayne, Don and Art are developing the store into a "Fireplace Centre" and hope to see you at their store. For more information call 428-0333 .,..,�-i...i�• :.. Big wooden roosters. Small bird houses. Even painted country chickens. You'll find them all at The Crafter's Marketplace. Come browse through booth after booth of crafts front North America's finest crafters and artisans. You'll discover a wealth of fascinating and beautifully hand crafted items perfect for home, cottage and gift giving. We're new. We're unique. We're The Crafters Marketplace. Come visit oiv NEW Pickering locadow, Mon. to Wed., Sat.' & Sun. 10-6, Thurs. & Fri. 10-9 J T'H'E CRAFTER'S --_ -_ I SHOWCASING NORTH AMERICA'S FINEST CRAFTS. EVERYDAY. The Pickering Hanle tf Iktsign Centre, Bn)ck R(ad Exit, (905) 6H6.0714 7 '..�... FU FABRICS ACURE CESSORIES s~ Decorating Advice C�N SALE Home 8 Design Centre (Brock Rd. 8 401 East, Baily 10 - 6. Thurs., Fri. 10.9. • 428-6317 49M'C,0�%e MUSIC #nee �- digital pianos • $100 OFF tagged price on , all HP pianos with this ad Plus • 4 free lessons with purcbase- DONT FORGET.r Encore Music is your one stop shop for all your music needs including • Sound & light rentals • Guitar, amp, drums, sa& MIseruice1rental • Music software • Karaoke sales & rentals for all occasion • Music lessons - all instruments done on premises by private, Professional instructors (905)683-6267 1755 Pickering Pkwy. - In Home & Design Centre r= a UAL --------- ------ If m a j it at A Special Place I W Window treatments, carpets and Drop into A Special Place to you make your home NA Special w custom entertainment centres are see this season's collection Place" too. all part of what they provide. including sumptuous feather -filled 1966 Yonge St., Toronto, A Special Place also sells a leather sofas, rich tapestries and (416) 481-2077. Pickering Home 3 variety of unique cocktail tables, lively chintzes with colourful and Design Centre, (906) 428- Of lamps, mirrors, prints and fringes and cords. Their 6317. unusual accent pieces to suit any professional decorators will help w decor. A Special Place provides in- home and in-store decorating services. Whether your decorating project is large or small, their experienced consultants will work with you to choose and co-ordinate furniture styles, colors, window treatments, fabrics and accessories to suit your taste and budget. 'The Look for Less A Special Place is a unique bring its clients the best furniture store with two locations, "decorator looks" without the one in Toronto at Yonge and "designer" price tag. Davisville, the other in the They specialize in custom Pickering Home & Design Centre upholstered furniture. Sofas, in Pickering. loveseats and chairs are available For the past 20 years A in many styles and a very wide I IV Black •Y. Home Leisure Upgrades Home & Design Centre ,y Avs� Brock Rd. & 401 O Pickering � 428-9767 .. ya.•C...' < F -v —.�— T�ON'T BE W"W'ltratk�seh>II�eiM�n `, � 0 CAUGHT COIF t. . 4 .�•� THIS WIrTI ER s = skwolbi • TAKE A DV ALr rrA °" GEE 1t sheer Ey )sans: NMI. - Wed. laa. - 4" 17 made iO4M WOO rentals, 31 >repaiin. B•�ianers to Fmd•s Mom d Fri. IQraE vpn ei 4 Woods ho. 40-1881 HWY 401 and s axrAn- las" - 6rNa n n , . kitebea ., y wwMMMUE "94212 Brock Road SwEr4+r 12 wow - spEr 21 N.:•y:,. wk 4.11' 1 2 3 45 611 n 1 u 1 r21 Deign N • r - r e E 1. Pier 1 Imports 428$182 wire, melamine & wood. A place to discover ... for imported home furnishings, wicker, accessories & gifts- 46. Bridlewood 428.0933 Gas fireplaces, furnaces & humidifiers. 2.3. Master Bedroom 427-9047 The sleep specialist in spring, foam, air, 48. Victorian Revival 886-7557 water, & brass beds. An eclectic array of antique 10. Indo -Persian Rug Co. 418-6500 reproductions. Direct importers of fine hand woven area 48. The Coast 427-3045 rugs, wall to wall carpets, dhurrie rugs & Specializing in fashionable South-West exclusive designer accessories. furnishings and accessories. 12. Peteds Appliances 428 50, 51. Paint Paper Plus 686-5638 All major appliances including Hot Point, See it anywhere, buy it at Paint Paper Maytag, Amina, Kitchen Aid, Modern Plus where you'll find expert advice & Maid, AXG. personalised service. _ I& Kitchen Court sit -0599 8s. Central Ceramic Tile 498-7765 Custom cabinetry at its finest, for every Large selection of imported & domestic taste and budget, whetheryoare budding wall & floor ceramics, marble & granite or renovating. tiles. Providing expert installation & free estimates. IL Benin 428-2884 One of Canada's largest importers and 53. Blinds'N Drapes 888.8182 wholesalers of fine chins, housewares Custom made window coverings & and tom• drapery hardware. Free shop at home service. I& The Roston Gallery 8834346 Quality home furnishings featuring said S4, 56. Bosse Iwisure UpRades maple, oak, cherry & pine. plus extensive 429 -OM upholstery & leather styles. Design Spas, lot tuba, decks, solariums, sanaas service available. & complete household renovations. 16, 17. Darts a 1,40W6os se 42844 66. Idea Place 1117-4332 Indoor & outdoor lights, fixtures and A resource centre & library for home seeessories• improvements, videos, publications, displsys, seminars & Workshops- , .I& A Special Now • X17 : Furnitwe in a wide selection of fabrics, Idea Biome .antiques & accessories, Design so vioss A furnished model home, that is a showcase of design ideas. products & services fm a the shop$ of the Centre. itfl. SW�v De•ipe in SBk Sec. 4284r= tilk plants,flowers, brass baskets & I IV Black •Y. Home Leisure Upgrades Home & Design Centre ,y Avs� Brock Rd. & 401 O Pickering � 428-9767 .. ya.•C...' < F -v —.�— T�ON'T BE W"W'ltratk�seh>II�eiM�n `, � 0 CAUGHT COIF t. . 4 .�•� THIS WIrTI ER s = skwolbi • TAKE A DV ALr rrA °" GEE OF BRIDLEWOOD S GREAT SAVINGS PPPPPP__qqqq 1' mIi FIREPLACES �►n` BEIMOOD I Aathoriud 0!"! EOtiNUW!{ UN HEATING a AIR CONDITIONING & FIREPLACES PICKERING 428���9i33 r'. { iC TN Y r , w lit AJAX •VA-04.�•s�r1� .rtritwdcsriri WHITBY made iO4M WOO rentals, 1instsmaeat � ' tand >repaiin. B•�ianers to Fmd•s FURNACESAWN0 4 Woods ho. 40-1881 fted Amish tbMWA madsitimnMn�ywW&OSHAWA$�.. , . kitebea ., y wwMMMUE "94212 ialisit in Flo et aId. NEWCA T -. 1'1'p 1'N 1 N t 4'� /'•F 1 r'1'r'1' /'� 1'a1i'�'rN N•V 4'N 1'N'1 4'1 1'i /,W, .,a .. _ N.:•y:,. wk 4.11' OF BRIDLEWOOD S GREAT SAVINGS PPPPPP__qqqq 1' mIi FIREPLACES �►n` BEIMOOD I Aathoriud 0!"! EOtiNUW!{ UN HEATING a AIR CONDITIONING & FIREPLACES PICKERING 428���9i33 r'. { iC TN Y r , w lit AJAX •VA-04.�•s�r1� .rtritwdcsriri WHITBY % , , - • # . • , , i • t • .. [- v! . 1 J I I 1 •:7-7 7 / l , : , '. , - - SPECIAL ADVE817 M SE TION e Home Leisure Upgrades introducing I pool an Well known for their fantastic selection of spas, hot tubs, saunas and solariums, Home Leisure Upgrades now makes staying in a lot more fun. In its sixth near, the store is i introducing a wide selection of top quality Olhausen pool and billiard tables. Quality features include 3/4 inch slate that is bolted to the table to prevent shifting if the table is bumped. The felt is also attached firmly to the sides not glued down which makes it easier to replace if it happens to tear or just wears out from long term use. This makes for worry -free playing because you know the pool table isn't ruined if the felt is damaged. The cabinets are also very stylish and come in many styles to fit into your decor. You can choose from 8 different stains or you can buy it unfinished and stain it yourself. There are 17 different models available in 7. 8, 9, 10 or even 12 foot lengths ranging in price from 51.354 to $14.000. You can hzve it delivered and assembled and care is always given to ensure the table is balanced and readv to use for hours and hours of family enjoyment. There are also accessories available including balls, cues, chalk, bridges and conversion kits so your pool table can double as a ping pang table Also this winter think of looking at their st•lection of saunas, either r.. l•.: ,r r.e> '."III d billiard tables this season can take with you when you move or a permanent one installed in your home. Of course while you're in the store ask about their spas, decks and home renovation service. For more information call 428-9767 or visit the store at the Pickering Home and Design Centre BACK TO SCHOOL SALE Universal Halogen Desk Lamps rtc • 20 watt IRM • Complete w/bufb $a 6s �/ • White �n gQ l • Blue epi' 3�f « • Red • Blac* 905-428-6686 ` Starting at 23ae? Re 9 9r Fall Protection Pays Off 4, V jl� non ►tome l tk+sign corwe a o Brock Rd. i pt f♦ g PFcke rl 4c i 428-9757 'For all the details. visit: HOME LEISURE �zade�s im ri d. id ,%ii v m m ar C A I V I 1 • Spanish Moss • Silk Cleaner • Styrofoam UP TO 6 FT. FICUS TREE on real wood Reg.'99" DIFFENBACIA lipTO 3O %0 OFF �'J $3999 $1999 ALLARRANGEMENTS AdtFAnC KM. Reg '49» AND TREES ON REAL WOOD Fxpires Sept. 24/94 a HOME i w i i XSGN CENTRE 1755 PICKERING PARKWAY HM. z UNIT *19, HOME & DESIGN CENTRE Q 428-8750 LOOK NO FURTHER THAN... U INTEGRITY WOODS Z you need a custom sized. coffee or dining room table, Of custom stained buffet/hutch, we have What you need! Integrity Woods specializes in Amish crafted dining, bedroom and occasional furniture. The pieces are made of solid cherry or oak and expertly finished in our own plant. This gives us the capability to customize size and colour. FINISHED SOLID OAK HARVEST TABLES STARTING AT $430.00 FINISHED SOLID OAK CHAIRS STARTING AT $125.00 CAUT J0 AT: (905) 427-1381 or visa w in the Pickerhm Home R Dw*mS Cen" , , i � WI c.sr AdtFAnC KM. W N a HOME i w W XSGN CENTRE NMIX 401 LOOK NO FURTHER THAN... U INTEGRITY WOODS Z you need a custom sized. coffee or dining room table, Of custom stained buffet/hutch, we have What you need! Integrity Woods specializes in Amish crafted dining, bedroom and occasional furniture. The pieces are made of solid cherry or oak and expertly finished in our own plant. This gives us the capability to customize size and colour. FINISHED SOLID OAK HARVEST TABLES STARTING AT $430.00 FINISHED SOLID OAK CHAIRS STARTING AT $125.00 CAUT J0 AT: (905) 427-1381 or visa w in the Pickerhm Home R Dw*mS Cen" , , N cotas cle V14 ;rf "/ N, 'd,"isI I% t it:,, It. 1, stir► THE NEWS A.DVERTUMWED, SErTl WER1417111-PAGE 17-A McLEAN COMMUNITY CENTRE iluk, I B11AA -, =- , a SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1T", 10:30 a. "Recreation for the Family 0 ....Community Lops Join us at 10:3 For the w moi. Open' mony. NI ISPLAYS E MENT ILITY TOURS &MORE!! M.=3:00 p.m. Lit its Best" Fora Information Visit or Call McLEAN COMMUNITY CENTRE & LIBRARY 95 Magill Drive, Ajax (905) 428-7711 or" LIBRARY (905) 428-8489 t (905 427-81 mmunity . 1 . . . • . . • . • t . . . . . • • ♦ • • • • ♦ ♦ • ♦ •a w ��.. �..�as. �•.... • 5� CENTRE GRAND OPENING New facility opens "Saturday" It's got something for everyone and you're invited to see for yourself when the Grand Opening of the McLean Community Centre kicks off at 10:30 a.m. with an open house followed by a free swim from 11 a.m. to 3 P.M. The facility. located on Magill Dr. at Westney Rd. ti., houses a fantastic leisure pool that will take your breath away. Not only is there a large swimming pool and children's pool but there's also a whirlpool. co-ed sauna and for children of all ages there is a 120 foot water slide, water cannons and a water umbrella. The pool area also features a snack bar area where parents can relax and watch the young ones have a great time. There is also an upper level viewing area and changerooms that not only accommodate men and women but there's also a family changeroom as well. As you enter the facility. on your left is the newest addition to the Ajax Public Library system. There are more than 14.000 items to choose from in the 5,000 sq. ft. branch including fiction and non-fiction books, video tapes. CD's, talking books and magazines all listed on their state of the art computerized catalogue system. The library will also feature children's programs, school orientations and story times. For those wanting to hold a special event such as a wedding or anniversary party. there's a banquet facility- that will hold up to 150 people and a kitchen and bar area for your convenience. The room can also be divided for smaller gatherings. The are also two smaller rooms where programs will be held such as craft workshops and seminars. Facility managers Sharon Meredith and Mandy walker are excited about the opening of the centre and know that the people of Ajax will be thrilled once they see the facility. "People have to see it to Continued on page 19 ft*"* the most exciting feature of the new centre is the giant leisure pool featuring a waterslide, water ,cannons, $suns, whirpooi. It is also wheel chair accessibio and conteofthe tow by gaffed lifeguards and_st ' Pleased to be N a team player on the McLean Community BUILD ELECTRIC LIMITED Centre and Library GUILD ELECTRIC LIMITED Since 1954 Commercial/Industrial Electrical Construction, Maintenance & Retrofits Voice, Video & Data Communications %d tke L�tufa�e.(,euketl dPr StaVol eac t!w 'i�let'�^r�7Z G�O'�iC�1L2t7Z� s�y�ts��s totten situs hubicki associates Engineers Architects and Planners 300 WATER STREET, WHITBY believe it," says Sharon. "Everyone who comes here will have a great time and we hope people from all over the town take part in the many programs that will be taking place here." Lynn Braybrook, Program Superintendent for the Ajax Recreation Department, says that Daicon Construction has done a superb job building the centre and looks forward to seeing lots of people at the grand opening. "There is going to be lots of fun things happening at the grand opening," says Lynn. "It will all start with a ribbon cutting by the Mayor ( Jim Witty). - There will be free pop, popcorn and coffee served at the snack bar. The Young Singers of Ajax will delight visitors and the Steel band, Syncona will be playing for the crowd. There will be a clown and free r1 �_$,l,_tt"- 1; F�TDm s for the children and in the banquet hall the 50s and 60s and Smak Dabb will be performing from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. At the reception desk you can sign up for swimming programs and t -shirts will be on sale. There will also be staff volunteers on hand to answer all of your questions about the facility. Public swimming for the first week will be from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday; Tuesday, 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Wednesday 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Thursday 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Friday 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Saturday 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.; Family Swim from 4 to 5 p.m. and then public swimming from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Admission will be $1.50 for youths and $2.50 for adults. For more information about permanent hours and other programs call the recreation department at 427-8811. Ajax Public Library McLEAN BRANCH 95 Magill Drive, Ajax Phone (905) 428-8489 FREE MEMBERSHIP TO AJAX RESIDENTS • New books • Video tapes • Music and magazines OPENING CELEBRATION ON SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 17,10:30 a.m. See Clifford the Big Red Dog, Stories for children Regular Hours Monday and Friday 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Thursday CLOSED 0 Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. , Celebrating the Grand Opening of the McLean Community Contne and Library „=WT,;7.wf AJAX HYDRO 55 Taunton Road East taxi Ontattq� L1T 3V3 Ph. 619 -VA F.4c 619.0210 !agement and Crew of the [b4X McDONALD'S Congratulates The Town of Ajax on the GRAND OPENING of the MCLEAN COMMUNITY CENTRE & LIBRARY We wish you much Success in the Future! 222 Bayly St. ,W. Ajax, Ontario V1' 1'Vi*1,1'1"/'1 / 1 /'1'1'1'f l'1 1'1'1'f N MGR 3M TU NEWS ADVE MSM w®, Urrl 24 HN L a do ► a o I cm to 1 L w to a, G O �a '00 M CL a mop J 0 cf) O CO G U N CO 0) N�rn �• N CO s 7.• it U -L) Q 0 CO co X C13 CO 1 1 � z 1 ' Y F 7= PIii1S ADVZKrMM carni .r iQrsn u est 21-A lar�l'.�iili�liIJJAf!Llit. IrI,LI.LLLL V. Mill. Y Y r Y1Y U 4 YV4 • . . . . . . a:. • Q • N Z r co Q Cr) CO �~ Ct c � OD W C/) T 5) 0) = W L N E CO cc a co CL o 0 z L6 � N to O T fliC:) •L : N T C: N �Sti - U NN y N c a) CO ,.N c4 _�N� 03 Q .. N a0 cd 3 .e. rf UJIti r Z) W VE C6 Z O O OE E a O O cts E - O O W �E •V a - O A E Us cd o 0 o W U. iA0 �. m O a 0 m ID ws .mss ftftn,-A-=MMAVVM=W WIS.11111MM 14. "M CHALLIS, Emily Matilda — Passed away at the Village Retirement Centre Sunday, Sept. 11, 1994. Emily Matilda Challis, beloved wife of John George Challis. Dear mother of Doreen, Derek, John and Pauline. Mrs. Challis will rest at the McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428- 8488, from 1 to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 14. Funeral service in the chapel on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Interment at Erskine Cemetery, Pickering. Donations to :he Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation would be appreciated by the family. EASTWOOD — Eleanor (longtime resident of Ajax). Entered into rest on Sunday. Sept. 11, 1994 at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Eleanor Eastwood, beloved wife of the late James Waddington Eastwood. Loving mother of Michael and his wife Sandra. Dear grandmother of Annette, Michael and Mark, and great-grandchildren. Survived by her brother Rex Gibson of England. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home. 428- 8488. Interment at Erskine Cemetery. In lieu of flowers. donations to the charity of choice would be appreciated by the family. HARDING, Betty (nee Sandison) — On Thursday, Sept. 8. 1994 at Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Betty Harding, in her 68th vear. Survived by her loving husband Ronald, step -son Gary and his wife Candice, and step- daughters Beverley and her husband Stan McCallum, Debra and her husband Richard Coker, and Cindy and her husband Dale LaPorte. Fondly remembered by her grandchildren. Rested at McEachnie Funeral Home. 428- 8488. Cremation. In lieu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Societv. MARTIN, Samantha Ashley — Born Aug. 26. 1994 to mother Carrie Martin and father John Fenwick. Samantha was a little angel bom in a hurry, weighing 513 grams (llb., 2oz.). She was perfect. just tiny, in every way. Although her life was short she was brave and fought hard to be among us. She peacefully went to heaven to be with her great-grandparents and God's other angels on Sept. 8, 1994. Samantha touched our lives and will be sadly missed by Mom, Dad, Grandma and Grandpa Martin, Uncle Mike, Aunts Michelle, Mary Ann and Marcia, We caa help you handle your huwranm Twee. EGJEWELLERSlbraith IFT"ARE R1001►11SW APP4ftW&AWW&ffW and many cousins. Memorial donations may be made to Ajax - Pickering General Hospital or The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. McNEILL, Cassie (nee Hunter) — Of Pickering, in her 93rd year, entered peacefully in the presence of her Lord on Thursday, Sept. 8, 1994 in Peterborough, at the home of her daughter Margaret. Beloved wife of the late John Herbert McNeill. Survived by her sisters Sarah Shaw and Bertha Tarrans and her husband Robert. Sister of the late Robert G. Hunter. Precious mother of Betty G. Simmonds and her husband Claude, Reverend W. Arnold McNeill and his wife Helen. Alan H. McNeill and his wife Marion, Margaret G. Worozbvt and her husband Morry, and Ruth H. McNeill. Cherished =randmother of Ruth Simmonds. David Simmonds and Sue. Anne Simmonds and Bruce Bennett, John Simmonds and Detxxah, Bruce Simmoruis and Tamara, Paul Simmonds and Laurie. Lois Weaver and John. Patricia Walls and David. John McNeill and Jeanette, Cathy Paul and Steve. Bruce McNeill (deceased), Marilyn McNeill, Philip McNeill and Jo Ann. Glenn McNeill and Jo Anne, Nancy Wilson and Irv, Heather Worozbyt, Sharon Worozbyt, Sheila Fletcher and David, and was blessed with 39 great-grandchildren. Arrangements entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, 428-8488. Interment at Claremont Union Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations to the Yonge Street Mission or the Child Evangelism Fellowship. With Christ, which is far better. REINHOLD. Albertina — At Ajax -Pickering General Hospital on Friday. Sept. 2. 1994. Albertina Reinhold, in her 95th year. Beloved wife of the late John. Loving mother of Ella and her husband Fred Berkis, and Leontina and her husband John Celmins. Dear grandmother of Sabina and her husband Lionel Abrahms, Bill and his wife Patricia Berkis, Bruno, and Brigita and her husband Keith Lyon. Great-grandmother of Paul, Nicola. Larrissa and Sean, and great -great-grandmother of Anthony and Alyshia. Funeral at McEachnie Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Pickering Village), 428-8488 Wednesday, Sept. 7. Interment followed at Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. SHOW EACH OTHER HOW MUCH YOU CARE... L DIAMOND -ANNIVERSARY SANDS -ENGAGEMENT RINGS -GENTS' DIAMOND RINGS - Get your Graduation Ring todayl 132 HARWOOD AVE. S. The Ajax Plaza 683-0407 ® ® Z -I,twsw Plea - Fie.OR wren * q.t 1,-,0,1.L►.I .- 4.-.I.9,,.'.r...► .r.r.0 .1.•.01JJ/'r. 0'00J.S ,,,. •I�1_ WE ORDERED T00 MANY SCHOOL SEWING MACHINES Our Educational Department anticipated sales to schools would be LARGE. These HEAVY-DUTY school machines must be sold! Schools DEMAND THE BEST! These machines will SEW ALL FABRICS! CANVAS, DENIM, UPHOLSTERY, NYLON, TRICOT, STRETCH, VINYL, EVEN SEW ON LEATHER! All machines carry Singer's warranty, with the NEW 1994 Singer FREE ARM sewing machine, set the dial and see the magic. 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The forum will he co - hosted by St. Mary teacher Ian Sutherland and Ward 2 councillor Eileen Higdon. For more information, call Ms. Iligdon at 839-5229 or 420- 4605. Correct ticket prices for orchestra matinee PICKERING — A story in the Special prices for the matinee Sept. 2 News Advertiser about the only at Pickering High School are Pickering Philharmonic $15 for adults, S12 for seniors and Drchestra's special Sept. 24 $5 for children. matinee performance Children Subscriptions for all orchestra with Orchestra contained some Family Pop Series are available incorrect information. by calling 686-7531. WARNING! THIS AD MAY MAKE YOU UNHAPPY WITH YOUR PRESENT AUTO INSURANCE RECOMMENDED COVERAGE FOR CAREFUL DRIVERS • 91192 medium size $250 deductible collision • 1 million liability $50 deductible comprehensive • Accident benefits Family protection endorsement • Loss of usetrental vehicles NOTE: Careful Drivers Over Age 25 with Preferred Driving Records may qualify. 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We're open Mon. -Fri. 8:00 a.m.-9:00 p.m., Sat. 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m., Sun. 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ,.N_Ia F.LI,Y MCR 24 -A -M MM ADVBll7S M WRp, SUTD i 14.104 WE INESDAY,SEr 14 directors. fund-raising, selling tickets% , , , ■ , . , Your Ontario Nissan Dealers. Masking it easier to get the car you reall Y Y want ed I -M -W -M for nrtMh wwMadw Smpropkalwar/stdthrhruprmMddxya/wjrw thew rx6ri 158%hnmxWfa48mondtLOAC.marwl9WNMMSrDM4-&wAkm.&dAUwnucxlu6�(im actsEwv**f15.4glfmwrdae. 18earhsx58%APRat1SQ/moarhCOM nf1.8/418"SpnvrUypnctdt99lNevekma44wrD[XfapdaadAlgmrXES�dfrr4v*PD1.ummdlkewexmFord/ alfa wrdratdfor AmwkfkrkrmWwobrrm THURSDAY, SEPT. 1S [A LECHE LEAGUE: The La Leche HEARING: A self-help group for and much mo686-5242. re. � ® BREAST CANCER: Reach to League Pickering meds at 7:45 p.im and hearing-impaired adults meets firm 7 b 8:30 p.m. The group meets the second SCHIZOPHRENICS: The Ontario Friends of Schizophrenics. Durham Recoverybreast cancer sea Family pregnant women, breast-feeding mo hers Wednesday of every month. For Chapter, meets from 7 to 9 p.m. in W Whitby. The chapter holds fire meets m 7 to 9 p.m. at the Trust building, southeast corner of and babies welcom Information and support. For location or mar information, call Gayle Building 30 of the Whitby Psychiatric meetings every third Wednesday. 404- Finky Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. 686- information call 427-8063, 416 -287 - at 655-5544 for voice or TTY. Hospital, Gordon St. south of Victoria 1301 • 1516 3944 416-283-5044 Answering machine is voice only. SINGLE PARENTS: The One -Parent Family Association holds its weekly meeting for parents at 8 pm. at Swan's Marina, 590 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering. Educational, social and sports activities for all. Dances. 837-0328. KIDS' READING CLUB: Opening meeting of the Silver Birch Reading Club is held at the Pickering Public Library central branch, One the Esplanade, from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. It's for students in Grades 5 to 7 and meets alternate Wednesdays. Free. 831- 6265, ext. 227 (Kathy Williams). VOLLEYBALL: Moms & Tots Wednesday morning volleyball is offered at the Pickering East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., from 9 to 11:15 a.m. Co-operative babysitting with crafts and snacks available. 420-6048 (Virginia). PARENTS AND TOTS: Registration begins at 9:30 a.m. for the Parents and Tots drop-in program at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N. Cost is S22 per child for 10 weeks, attending one day a week. The drop-in centre is open to all and meets Mondays and Wednesdays from 9:30 to 11 a.m., beginning Sept. 19 and 21. Crafts. songs, stories. 683-4865. JAMES HOUSE James House Durham, an organization dedicated to opening an AIDS home in the Region, holds a public meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's United Church, 71 Simcoe St. S., Oshawa. Volunteers needed for board of 31st ANNUAL MARKHAM ANTIQUE SHOW SEPTEMBER 16,17 & 18,1994 MARKHAM COMMUNITY CENTRE Hwy. 7 & 48 FRIDAY 5:00 p.m. -10:00 p.m. SATURDAY 10.00 a.m. - 6.00 PAL SUNDAY 11:00 a.m. - 5:0c0 PjL ADMISSION: $3. % per day Prek4m are free HOURLY DOOR PR)fZES SPONSORED BY MARKHAM LIONS CLUB AM pAJM • NEW h USED BATTERIES • WHEELS • TIRES • MOTORS • TRANSWMONIS AND M1)C H MORE POR �• BOTH EARLY AND LATE MODEL, VEHKM • i FREE SCRAP CAR PICKUP WE PAY TOP DOLLAR FOR GOOD PARTS erft VEtIICLESif Cr -- DOPA OAUT�D M1111sadiwFAW. yyuan M' row MMMMMmmmmmmmMMMom MMMMMMM' I S 9 A N O CLE RO T O During the 1994 GWarout, your Ontario Nissan Dealer is offering , low 5.8% retail financing on every remaining '94 Sentra 4 -door, Altima and Maxima. TM M4 [lima. 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Standard features include: 150 horsepower. , 1.6 litre DOHC 16 -valve engine; power brakes; 2.4 litre DOHC 16 -valve engine; dual airbags: 4 -wheel independent suspension; child protected door 4 -speaker AM/FM stereo cassette; , locks; 5pseating; styled- passive 4 -wheel steering: dual power mirrors: steel wheels: dual oumide mirrors and much more. cruise control; tilt staring wheel and much more. 1ha 1M4 tee... oma t1H , 5.8-- vs 11- Bank Financino - 48 months cost Of , � Amount financed borrowing at 11% over 48 moalu $10,000 S2,406 Standard features include: 160 horsepower, 3.0 litre V6 engine; S L5,000 53,609 power seats, windows, antenna & door locks; AM/FM 100 watt $20.000 $4,812 Dolby stereo cassemr; keyless entry system antitheft alarm; alloy whorls CFC -fret auto temperature air-conditioning; $25,000 $6,015 driver's -side airbag; heated outside mirrors and much more. 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It's the only performance sedan that can handle the family - with ease. With advanced aerodynamics, revolutionary "Cab Forward" design, spacious interior, and a lower, wider stance. the '94 Intrepid is worlds apart from the competition. 10" 9%unweED'aernrmn 22C Package includes: • Standard passenger and driver's side air bags • Standard side door impact beams • Air conditioning • 4 -speed automatic • 3.3 litre V6 engine - AM/FM stereo cassette - Power windows/locks - Speed control/tilt steering • Dual power heated mirrors . Power trunk release • And much more *CHRYSLER 0118 iO*111�� `Price exdudm freight $760, kense, kmwe, mooration aid taxes. limited time offer. Dealer may sell for less. See dealer for detak. r r . t►�D! �7 .t•J T' i .. '.. ... •. tx' 1 • 1 . 4. ' `. wti . i10,` �f q ! 'r#c•t 1 ti 1*r ii i ii L� 're 11' ry 11♦ �r� ........................ ivf ry. *lk ...rye 744. 4r lla4rtN �ysycyr (PAGE 26-A•THE NEWS ADVERTLSM M WED, S1E7TENWR 14,19% ng Interesting facts Rt By Derek & j]KNAPA] UNITED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. "WE ARE REAL AUTO PARTS PEOPLE" 1895 CLEMENTS RD., Pickering (905) 619.3141 95 SUNRAY ST., Whitby (695) 668-6806 179 CASIMIR ST., Port Perry (905) 985-7100 The role of the staff at UNITED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. is to accumulate a good in -stock inventory of automotive components from the most reputable producers and to make these goods readily available. This is accomplished through their sales counter which is devoted to aiding do-it-yourselfers and wholesale customers alike. Fast delivery service is provided to the area's mechanics, repair garages, auto collision and painting shops, to ensure that service bays and hoists are not half up unnecessarily. This wholesale -retail auto parts business opened in Ajax in 1982, with a Pickering location later opening in 1985. Those 2 stores were centralized into a new Pickering location in the Spring of 1992. UNITED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. is jointly owned by BOB BROWNLEE along with UAP INC. In January 1994, they took over an existing UAP/NAPA store in Port Perry. There are now over 700 Canadian UAP/NAPA associate locations, over 6,500 associates throughout the U.S. as well as major warehouses for effective distribution. These stores can boast of an extensive inventory of auto parts featuring many national brands as well as many premium quality parts marketed under the private UAP/NAPA label; all parts meet or exceed original equipment manufacturers (O.E.M.) specifications. The selection ranges from filters, belts, hoses, parts for starting and charging systems, as well as tools, gauges, wiring supplies, lubricants & fluids, car care products, auto body/painting supplies, and so much more. A machine shop service is available, with cylinder head reconditioning a specialty. Mechanics in the area will often find a superior quality product at UNITED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. which will likely require less frequent replacement, keeping their clients satisfied as well. PLAY IT nGAlll ENT ���Ii�C SPORTS TSAT'SS USUlP11 . 5 %JJJ BUT, NOT USED UP. 10 75 BAYLY ST. W., Ajax (905) 428-2272 PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS is a unique business dedicated to the sports lover and is filling a niche, especially in these uncertain economic times. They buy sports equipment that has been pre- owned, but still in good condition, paying fair prices to customers. Then this equipment is sold to other interested parties at a fraction of its onginal retail cost For those who prefer, a selection of new equipment is also featured in the showroom. They can also trade, or sell items on consignment. Shopping at PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS is an ideal solution for those who want to upgrade their present equipment or dear out the basement from equipment that is rarely used. It is especially useful to parents who have to outfit their growing children each year. The first Canadian store opened its doors for business in Mississauga, Ont. in September, 1991. There are now over 500 PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS stores in Canada and every state in the U.S., as well as affiliates in Europe and Mexico. The store in Ajax opened on August 11, 1994, and is successfully franchise owned & operated by BILL FLEMING. The lire of goods on display at PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS includes a selection of hockey equipment such as protective gear, goalie equipment, sticks, skates, and a skate sharpening service. You can also find equipment for skiing, racquet sports, water Sports, exercise & fitness, in-line skates, and more. In season, a wider variety of baseball equipment is featured. They are known for their selection of new and used golf equipment including balanced sets or individual dubs, golf bags, carts, balls and more. Regain s of whether you are ready to buy or shopping around, you are always assured of helpful advice and a value priced deal at PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS. a -A. a a _Mm�i —+� AM IllilillIlt w Intl• 69 AM t Mo m �>• inesses Serving the y Burns Kivl*1410 GAYLY ST., Pickering . ply (beside Go Station) . (9057 831.4733 Fax. (905) 831-3977 The printing industry has undergone some tremendous changes in the last century. Early presses, powered by kick -power from a treadle placed a foot or so above floor level, have evolved into state-of-the-art high speed copying systems and printing equipment such as that used at KWIK KOPY PRINTING. These technological changes allow reproduction of print, photos, art work, and computer generated data on an almost unlimited number of paper weights, colours and finishes. The representatives at KWIK KOPY PRINTING can respond to your needs by having your order completed quickly and cost effectively, with special attention given to emergency deadines! KWIK KOPY PRINTING is a most reputable printing operation which was established in 1967 and now has a network of over 1,200 franchise owned locations throughout the world. The location in Pickering opened on June 2, 1984, ant is franchise owned and operated by ROSS LAWRENCE and his family. Many printing/copy centres have come and gone in the area, but after 10 years of serving Durham region, KWIK KOPY PRINTING is still here to serve you! This firm specializes in the printing of business cards, business stationery, flyers, invitations, price lists, brochures, contracts, envelopes and more. Services at KWIK KOPY PRINTING incudo colour or black & white offset printing, as well as low cost/high speed copying and enlargements or reductions, and collating, numbering, folding, stapling, binding and cutting, as well as a fax service. They can provide desktop publishing services with typesetting, layout and laser printing with excellent resolution including output from your appropriately formatted computer disk. Discriminating individuals & business people choose KWIK KOPY PRINTING because the staff there are proud of their work -- the final product reflects this. VARIAIN I Na Rua FOR EEIGHLY EFFICIENT PRODUCTS & GOOD CUSTOMER SERVICE 2 OLD KINGSTON RD., Pickering Village (905) 6863666 (at Church SL) In addition to providing the ambiance and natural warmth that only a real fire can offer, a fireplace today has been proven to be an investment, enhancing your home's resale potential. An evolution from wood fireplaces to highly efficient gas fireplaces is prevalent in many Canadian homes. The convenient gas fireplaces available at TOWNE FIREPLACE & PATIO CENTRE are clean burning, self contained and trouble free as there is no ash or soot to clean up. You get the convenience of instant start up. Rural residents will appreciate the ability to bum propane. Some models are thermostatically controlled, and will even operate during a power failure. TOWNE FIREPLACE & PATIO CENTRE was first established in Oshawa in 1977 and has operated at Pickering Village since 1981. Its owner JOHN SCHOFIELD and his staff have built a good reputation for product selection, customer education and service & support after the sale. Many burning fireplace models are on display at TOWNE FIREPLACE & PATIO CENTRE and they should have one to suit your home's style and your need for value. Look to reputable national brand names known for efficient fuel consumption; to name a few, gas fireplaces by Insta-Flame. Osbum, Heatilalor and Hunter; wood burring products by Heatilator, Osbum, and Haughs; and several lines of pellet stoves. Custom maniels and surrounds, poker sets, screens & glass doors, gas logs, chimney systems a venting are also featured at TOWNE FIREPLACE You can purchase from TOWNE FIREPLACE with the knowledge that they install what they sell with experienced crews and qualified gas fitters. TOWNE FIREPLACE & PATIO CENTRE has the products and services that you will need all under one roof. and with prices that won't bum you. Al2W OYAMAHA SPORTS PICNERNY6 FOR =CEO WHO WAlr'I' MOM 1698 GAYLY ST. W., Pickering Oust West of Brock Rd, in the Palm Plaza) (905)420.4172 The market for motorized recreation products and work vehicles has grown and evolved considerably. The choice at YAMAHA SPORTS PICKERING ranges from seasonally -dedicated products such as YAMAHA motorcycles, personal water craft, and snowmobiles to year-round use items such as all -terrain vehicles (ATV's). With the kind of power that these new Yamaha's can produce, along with configurations to suit riders of any age and lifestyle, the only option not available is boredom. As the new technology unfolds each season, the need to find someone who can explain these changes and help to make an informed buying decision has increased. Getting to know you and getting to know your needs on a personal basis is the best way YAMAHA SPORTS PICKERING can ensure you get value for your money. Their line of products incudes YAMAHA ATV's for work or play, and a full complement of motorcycles ranging from low rider custom styles like the Virago, and fully dressed sport -tourers like the Venture Royale to track inspired replica racers. Filling out the seasons are the line of YAMAHA snowmobiles including the V -Max models, personal water craft, and outdoor power products -- generators, water pumps, and snowblowers. YAMAHA SPORTS PICKERING will service everything they sell with genuine replacement parts and factory trained service. Do-it- yourselfers will find plenty of parts in -stock as well as an accommodating order service. The latest helmets, accessories and apparel are also available. This business started in 1988 at 977 Brock St S., and relocated to the current site in March, 1993. Owner WILLY SHIM -PING has offered a one-stop sales, service and supply centre at YAMAHA SPORTS PICKERING dedicated to your personal recreational vehicle needs. AN AMERICAN ITALIAN EATERY r td 100 WESTNEY RD. S., Ajax ,G Oust South of 401) _0 (905) 619-2229 EAST SIDE MARIO'S is a truly unique concept in family dining. The interior reflects a compilation of reproduced streetscapes located in the lower East side of Manhattan, New York known as the 'Little Italy' district. There are store front facades and sidewalk displays, related paraphernalia, and various pictures of many New York city sights. The restaurant seating arrangement consists mainly of spacious booths for a more private feeling. The menu items at EAST SIDE MARIO'S are made from the freshest ingredients and derived from American -Italian style eateries. The house specialties include Italian pasta dishes such as baked lasagna, spiry fusilti Arabiatta, manicotti, seafood pasta, as well as their famous Bella Pizza and stuffed panzerotti with daily fresh made dough. You can also find stacked sandwiches, chicken & ribs, veal, steaks, char -grilled burgers, heaping salads, and a children's section. Some newer features include their spit roasted chicken. Look for the exciting new menu again this October with fresh new taste sensations and some old favourites. All entrees are served with an unlimited supply of homemade hearty minestrone style soup or crisp salad, and their famous fresh baked garlic homeloaf. EAST SIDE MARIO'S has grown to approximately 37 locations throughout Ontario, and expansion throughout the U.S. The Ajax location opened in March, 1993. and is locally franchise owned and operated by VICKIE a EMANUEL CAMARA. There is always something happening at EAST SIDE MARRYS including and an all -you -can -eat Sunday brunch buffet from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. along with regular menu items available. A traditional bar area portrays a pub -like atmosphere, and TV monitors within the restaurant display sport events and/or inter- active NTN entertainment network EAST SIDE MARIO'S is open 7 days a week, and is licensed under the L.L.B.O. 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Give them a cal for a wo s" a /.tlJ/l/IJI.I/�n�til�ill �� AM " Entertainment Plenty to enjoy at 1994 Durham Art Fest ❑ Artists brought together from around Durham Region to showcase their talents By JOHN DUJAY SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER DURHAM — Durham's unique arts festival has found a fascinating home for 1994. Art Fest will be based at the Al-er Press Building, 61 Charles St.. from Sept. 16 to Oct. 1 to give the festival an enchanting appeal. What is this unique environment? It is empty factories, abandoned warehouses and street corners. Co-organizer Steven Frank says the festival encourages artists to "try things on different scales." However, they are not encouraged to just make a mess in the name of art and then take off. -What you bring on site, you remove," he says of the festival's strict policy. Co-organizer Gary Greenwood says Art Fest tends to bring artists closer together. They see themselves as being pan of a larger community." The communi.;, feeling helps make the festival what it is. "It wouldn't happen if it wasn't for the landlords and the artists pulling together to make it happen." says Frank. Some may be overwhelmed by the strangeness of the art, which in the past included dead tree limbs hanging from warehouse rafters, and three 100 - square -foot metal doors. According to Frank. though, "There's a lot they enjoy and there's a lot they don't understand, but that's the fun." And the artists look forward to the opportunity. "When you're in an old factory, you're given the opportunity — with the landlord's permission — to possibly paint the. walls. In a place like the Art Gallery of Ontario, they might not be so excited about it," explains Frank. "It gives the artist an opportunity to really let themselves go." According to Oshawa artist Greenwood, the festival "makes the region aware of the richness of the an community" Last year, there was a great controversy when Bill Lishman created a 23 -foot wire statue of a pregnant nude with a six-foot man inside the belly. Some anonymous people Hletu*& Nq Barn tDinwThaft Hilarious Comedy "DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS" Starts Sept. 9/94 Dimer, show a Taxes, starts at $29.95 For Ttclrelt & Intlor No - W472 -3085 o - W472 -3085 objected to the piece, which was displayed inside the Ministry of Revenue building on Hwy. 2 in Oshawa. Lishman says it was a case of "stepping on other people's ri;hts" in the name of so- called moral standards. However, this year he'll be displaying a less controversial work. Although last vear caused a stir, it was not what the organizers really wanted. "Art Fest was designed to add a spark of life to downtown Oshawa," Frank says of the festival that will display the Works of 44 artists. However, he stresse! organizers would like to sta away from controversy thi year. Greenwood says when he moved to Oshawa from Toronto a few years ago, 1 was surprised that the visual arts community seemed so disparate." lie says Art Fest was designed to bring it all together. From the beginning, organizers wanted to do something different than the traditional, serious art gallery exhibitions. "The idea is to show non- traditional, adventurous work in a unique environment." The following is a list of this year's artists. From Ajax: Carol Kupuscinsky. Linda Ward Selbie and Jean-Paul Rehr. From Pickering: Barry Smylie and Lotte Thomas. From Claremont: Ed Falkenberg and Heather Rigby. From Uxbridge: Laura Marshall. From Whitby: Rowena Dykins, Steven Frank, Bill =racer, Laura flair, Ed Hotson. Darlene Lazdins. Jay McCarten. Mary Ellen McQuay, Sean McQuay, Ruth Read, Kim Stallworthy and Richard Toms. From Oshawa: Garfield Musicians needed to addpop to orchestra ❑ Call goes out as orchestra prepares for 22nd season DURHAM — The Concordia Pops Orchestra has openings for 17 musicians for its upcoming season. Needed are people fi second flute, princil clarinet, second clarin second oboe, first and sec bassoon, third and fourth French horn, third trumpet, Principal trombone, bass trombone, second tuba, first violin, second violin, viola, cello and string bass. The orchestra is beginning its 22nd season and is composed of amateur and professional musicians from all areas of Durham Region, ranging in age from 10 to their 80s. Andrew Uranowski is ,le musical director. Most concerts are performed for seniors and non- profit organizations. Rehearsals are Sunday evenings 1 6:30 to 9 p.m. in the sic room of Anderson legiate. 400 Anderson Whiibv. ....9�I 668-5671 for more information. _WAIPPOUAL17 Y FARM FAFSM PRODUCE 1 0� RA 2 BOWMANWI L F PREFERRED •� s.r • y APPLESQUALITY 1 U -PI X OR WE P= E "=- NOW AMUMBL E 1 SPECIAL s OPF A 111M OF ,I -.ICK' 1 AFFLU WFFN TIM AO. Gad kr 14 111 a Lkdt 1 per anom AP kJ "1 1 I I • SPECIAL EYENTs: SEPT. is 1 Omm Dictict Fdde Club 1 2:X 1 Apple Dd lidorp 11-130 Wimnstivian rral't�a`af' 1 Mn wagon Rides Face Per" 'Pa1iFeidW will serve Hot Dope ti Pie 1 • SPECIAL. EVENTS PROVIDE RMDM FOR THE 1 1 FOLLOWNG CHARITABLE AGENCIES: • SM. Is --PMM**M ERS" 1 • SEPT. 25 - LEARNING NSMUMES OF OSHAWA 1 OCT 2 - BIG SISTERS OF OSHAWA (Wadch our future ad for de ' s.) ! 1 On all 3 Special Event Days - apple pies, caramel apples & a corn roast wilf be featured. Hot Dogs, Apple Pie & Cottee vAl be served by a local t . 1 2287 HWY. 2 �•�,• MSE LME (just WON of 80111111111111111rW111110) VCROP REKWT *IM -?M - Ferguson, Blake Fitzpatrick, Francine Fortier Moher, Gary Greenwood, Clint Griffin, Scott Griffin, Michael Goleski, [an Kavanagh, Jane Marie McAvoy, Rob Moreau, Marg Rogers, Chris Stevenson, Wendy Wallace and Andrew Wysotski. From Port Perry: Douglas Boutilier and Bill Lishman. From Cannington: Karen Buck -Mackintosh. From Orono: Maralynn Cherry and Tony Cooper. From Bowmanville: David Gillespie and Judith Mason - Kendrick. From Clarington: Paul Kovanen. From Haydon: Cindy More. From Newcastle: Sally Thurlow. Every SundayME ►10 a.m.to 4 p.m. ° Come and search for your "treasure" on Old Kingston Road in Pickering Village. SII -Antiques -jewelry -Cosmetics f,. •T -Shirts -Stained Glass •Crafts and lots and lots or other great stuff? Q� N .T _ -' 686-7795 10ngsom Rmd H". Hitch up your horse to aid the United Way AJAX-PICKERING — The United Way campaign goes country with a whole week of country try and western events planned from Sept. 17x25. A line -dancing marathon will be held at the Texas Country Show and Dance Bar Tuesday, Sept. 20 from 7 p.m. to I am. Pledge sheets are available at the bar. 250 Bayly St. W. in Ajax. ' Texas Country will also be the site of Karaoke - Western Style Wednesday. Sept. 21 from 9 p.m. to 1 am. For a S10 donation the first 50 crooners will receive a videotape of their performer. The City and Country Fashion Show comes to Texas Country Thursday, Sept. 22 from 7 to 10 p.m. A cowboy auction will also be held with all proceeds going to United Way agencies. Tickets are available for $15. Dress Western Day is planned for Friday, Sept. 23. All individuals who wear their western outfits are nequesied to donate $2 to the united Way. Businesses and industry are also welcome to Shooter Nighheld Sept. 23 at Cecile's Country Lounge, comer of Brock Rd. and Bayly St. in Pickering. For $5, you can see Lonesome Dove and enjoy food, prizes and tables. Lhtl' Bit Country -Lip!' Bit Rock 'n' Roll Party and Dance will be held at the Annandale Golf and Curling Chub Sept. 23 horn 8 pm. 10 1 a.m. featuring Terry Sheridan tend the Renegade. Tickets are $20 and include a chuck -wagon butt. Saddle up Sunday, Sept. 25 and be a part of the United Way Race Day - Quarter Horse Racing at Picov Downs on Hwy. 2 near the Ajax -Whitby border. Live races start at 1:30 pm. For tickets or mane information, call 428-1390, 428- 1328 or 686.0606. Trustee In Bankruptcy Oflering all insolvency services including personal & corporate � bankruptcies OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Saturday & everting appointments available. FREE initial consultation. JAMES R. 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OSHAWA Notice of Liquor Licence Application The following establishment has applied to the Liquor Licence Board of Ontario for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Rack Em Up Pool & Pub 250 Bayly Street, Unit 20, Ajax Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than October 14, 1994. Please include your name, address and telephone number. Note: The LLBO gives the applicant details of any objections. Submissicns to be sent to: Licensing and Permits Branch Liquor Licence Board of Ontario 55 Lake Shore Blvd. E., Toronto ON MSE 1A4 Fax: (416) 326-0308 O Ontario y' RITE OF CHRISTL4.Y INITL4TION OFADULTS ST BERNADETTE'S CHURCH, AJAX Are you interested, or do you know someone wbo - _ h may be interest in joining the Catholic Church? IT Enquiry sessions for the Rite of Christian JUCI �, InitiationojAdults -the teaching of, and sharing in the Catholic Faith - will continence at the end of September. This is an opportunity to learn more about the Catholic Faitb and is open to all those wisbing to fled out about the church. For furtber information please call St. Bernadette's Church "q Office, 683-1533 or !Cate Hudson, 683-5782, - - - evenings. LIQUIDATION SALE Fok Art -Tjlh ings ,fdk Art Supp&s HERITAGE CRAFT STUDIO IIT 520 W MEY RD. S UNIT 23 AJAX (905) 427 6666 20% OFF ALL FOLK ART SUPPLIES! =� Many More In Store Specials Including Store Fixtures, Shelves, Display Walls etc. Stock, Up for Fall Classgs Now; . v rA4', 1A4%h0e*0,a.... .14" MC62►A•TNI:NLVSA/VZM;M,Wlt-$WMA R-1*lM Terry Fox. Runs aim for more runners, revenue By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — The Terry Fox Runs in Ajax and Pickering have grown every year, and organizers would like to see even more participation in the events Sunday, Sept. 18. Last year, the 14th annual Ajax run attracted more than 300 people and raised about S18,000 for cancer research. This year, the goal is for a modest increase in the number of- runners frunners and revenue. "We've experienced steady growth over the years," notes Brian O'Connor, Ajax run co-ordinator for the past seven years. "We'd like to see S20,000 raised and more than 300 people come out this year." Meanwhile, the Pickering run had 170 participants last year when about S8.400 was raised for cancer research. This year, organizers hope: to attract about 200 people and near the S 12,000 mark. "We've done a lot more advertising: than we did last year," notes Pickering run co-ordinator Charlene Quinn. "We also have more door prizes. We've had a lot of businesses donate prizes for draws at the end of the run." New this year is the starting and end point for the 10 - kilometre run in Ajax. This year, Rotary Park's pavilion will serve as the headquarters for the event. The run gets under way at 10 a.m., although participants can start as late as noon. The Terry Fox Run route is a little bit different this year, notes O'Connor. but it will stick, for the most part, to streets along the Ajax waterfront. The Ajax Kinsmen Club will host a barbecue on a voluntary -pay basis atter the run. The hand Sma k Dabb will entertain everyone at Rotary lark between 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. and families are welcome to stay and have a picnic following the marathon. "We want to make it a tiunily-type day." says O'Connor. CFTO-TV weekend news anchor and Ajax resident Bill Hutchison is serving; as honorary chairman for the Ajax Terry Fox Run this year. Hutchison has been involved with the Canadian Cancer Society for the past live years and has participated in the Ajax run for the past two years. To get involved in an official capacity with the event was a natural extension for him. "Brian (O'Connor) called me up to see if I would help out," says Hutchison. "I'll help promote the run in any way i can." To that end, Hutchison taped a TV show at Rotary Park recently on the Terry Fox Run. It will air on Ajax Cable 10 over the next little while. In Pickering, the 10 -kilometre run will start and finish at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The route will take participants along Hwy. 2, west along Glenanna Rd. to Dixie Rd., then north on Dixie Rd. to the railway tracks. The route then circles back to the complex. The entire course will be marked with balloons. The official start of the Pickering tun is 10 a.m., although participants can start as early as 9:30 a.m. or as late as 12:30 p.m. Pledge sheet are available in Ajax at the Ajax Community Centre and the Ajax Public Library and in Pickering_ at the Batik of Nova Scotia. Kmart, the Canadian Cancer Society, and all recreation facilities and libraries. BREW YOUR OWN BEER l WINE AT 1/2 THE RETAIL COST [NONE IN ORDERS WELCOME Wer BREW FOR SPC)RTS rOU ' TW BRFWaT BEER S" Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110, fax 683-7363 '�" p' 818 tr, Jug wW w Lhwvoo° T BASEBALL Local players in Cuba to hone skill By Al. RIN't:l_'1' SN*TtiREPORn-IR AJAX-I'I('KI:RING — Several area baseball players are in Cuba to play and learn in that Communist country. Seven Ajax -Pickering peewee players aged 12 and 13 flew to Cuba last Sunday and will return this Sunday after several practices and exhibition contests against teams in small iuhan communities. Taking part in the playing tour are Pickering Red Sox players Nathaniel Ogborne, Jason ♦ RUGBY Mixed success for wanderers in weekend play AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club men's teams won, lost and tied in action at the Ajax club Saturday. The wanderers men's first team lost to Toronto Irish 42-9 in Ontario Rugby Union Senior `A' league play. Stewart Dobbs booted three penalty kicks for Ajax. Meanwhile, the Wanderers seconds tied the Irish thirds 3-3 in Toronto Rugby Union Second Division play. Chris Duffy kicked a penalty for the Wanderers. The Wanderers thirds bushwhacked the Toronto Buccaneers 64-12. Jeff Goudie scored three trys, while Hugh Briggs and Pat Byrne ran for two trys apiece to pace the Wanderers. Floyd Williams, Adam VanStavem and Dave Phillips each contributed a try. Mike Shiels booted seven conversions. On Sunday, the Wanderers men's over -35 squad defeated the visiting Markham Grayhairs 31-7. Russell Leishman, Russ Arbuckle, Ken Nimmo and Floyd Williams each scored a try for Ajax. Neil Miskel booted two conversions, while Pat Byrne kicked a single convert Schwabe, %like llindlev, Chris blegill and Scott Austin and Ajax Spartans James David and Evan Risko. Several players from Markham. Whitby and Clarim•ton will also participate in the tour. Red Sox peewee coach Paul Ogbornc, who's accompanying the boys on the tour, says the Cuban trip should he an eye- opener for both the coaches and the players as baseball is Cuba's number -one spa)ri. "They will practise with the teams and play against them," he says. "The boys will get experience with how the Cubans practise. Our boys will get an idea of the skills that (the Cubans) learn and how they learn them." I'he tour opened in Varadero where the Ajax and Pickering players practised with and played teams in that city on Monday and Tuesday. They're also playing in another small Cuban city today. Wednesday. The highlight of the tour comes Thursday when they travel to Havana to practise with and play toms. The local contingent also has time for many activities away s, spreas from the hall field. Players are going on a sightseeing tour of some parts of the country and visiting some cultural institutions. "We want to give them the opportunity to see what conditions are like there. Mavhe they'll appreciate a bit more what they have here in Canada," says Ogtxrne. As a-esture ofgoodwill, the Canadian players have taken extra cleats and hall :loves to give to Cuban kids. -It's an opportunity to ,give hack to them something that they might not he able to afford," he .av s. goodwill The tour was arran,ed through the Cuba Sports and Cultural Festivals Program, which has an office in Mississauga. :t • NEW 21" LAWN -BOY WITH MULCHER $399°° Ajar i ftkering's only ow"" dealer PICKERING MARINE 1644 Bayly St. LL . 837-0653 Seven peewee baseball players in Ajax and Pickering travelled to Cuba to take part in a tour. The players will practice and play against teams in smaller cities in the Communist country. In front row from left are Craig Megill, Scott Austin and James David. In back row are Jason Schwabe, Mike Hindley, Nat Ogborne and � Evan A4•....•��r��•►�r���fr��••rn��-��•�rr.•r•r •�ti.y���ya• AT: Ajax Community Centre HMS Ajax Room DATE: Friday, September 16, 1994 8:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m.. 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SPT ITM N STOIE fETAl�9i PKC '� ------ YYITM TIE PIMICINSE Of J Plit'. --------------------------J �---------------------------, IOIAfT a6iE11AL F0005 4 1798 -� FOOD SLICES MOPACKM ■ _-- OoB yltt-P TIC�OQNG - -- •t .�r:,r.�� ♦�-, ,-� )'�.Zjith'1�t.tii..i�f:��� �.�1'ji'i .}f� �''�j9� •{ M �iy11� 4i>i bill' =Flowb "ct aa'azazl• %JiVa Zl�;'.''at�i=rasR.�z3�►iii��Zfi�i'i`i"*'f Ys► i'?�i l►�i�'�.ii.i�F i.�.ii ;?,' V Recycler's Report Paper oxnextin reduction metal that contaminates paper for recy- cling and vice -versa. PPEC is a national coalition of pro- ducers and converters of paper-based packaging. Since 1990, it has earned a reputation for quick and practical action on environmental issues. Until the Paper Box is a reality, you can help by recognizing all OCC in your home and place of work. Pizza boxes, moving boxes and even some types of displays are made of cor- rugated cardboard. When you are ready to discard this type of resource material, flatten and bundle it in manageable amounts and place beside your bagged newspapers. Also, you may be able to send your unwanted paper with the working mem- ber of your family whose office is able to accept additional mixed paper. BY LARRAINE ROULSTON RECYCLING COLUMNIST In August, the Paper and Paperboard Packaging Environmental Council (PPEC) welcomed the private -sector ini- tiative for the Paper Box concept. Many municipalities, including Durham, collect old corrugated container board (OCC) from depots as well as from Blue Box pick-ups. However, PPEC spokesman John Mullinder says, "The existing Blue Box system is just not delivering the amount of paper we need for recycling. We import thousands of tonnes of used OCC and boxboard trim, which we make into recycled packaging, from the United States each year. Similar type fibre is right here in our own backyard, but we can't get enough of it.The Paper Box could give us the paper we need." r " 4A Child S Share your ,bin the BEST DRUM LESSONS Private lessons available for beginners, reasonable rates call 428-2000 iW TIZO eerawrLee REGISTRATION SEPT. 12-15 Mon. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Mon.-Thurs. 7:30 p.m - 9:00 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Pre Class Special Register now and save on your first class FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 428-2519 fact T4 P`�, Children's 1 day seminars Many Adult 1 day seminars Ceramichrome waching Seminars and Wed. teontittg cissse& 352 ftyy SL W., Ajax Metro Waste Paper Recovery Inc. has come up with a concept that could recov- er all the recyclable paper from Ontario households, and newspaper publishers and producers of paper-based packag- ing have welcomed this initiative. It's suggested that househo ers receive the Paper Box complement the existing Blue Box. The Paper Box would be only for paper fibre, such as newspapers, magazines, flyers, telephone books, envelopes, junk mail, corru gated boxes, cereal and det gent cartons, paper grocery bags and so on. The Blue Box would continue to be used for food, glass and metal containers and the PET plastic pop bottles. Many paper mills want to obtain more used paper for their operations. MacMillan Bloedel Ltd. in Sturgeon Falls and St. Laurent Paperboard Inc. in Quebec have both converted virgin mills to 100 per cent recycled. Those packaging mills still using virgin fibre have also ncreased their recycled con- tent. MUSIC LESSONS EXPERIENCED Piano, Violin, Viola and Theory Teachers will prepare for Royal Conservatory of Music exams All ages welcome Can (905) 83,-2955 In addition, Domtar Inc. has altered its Cornwall mill to allow it to mix OCC into fine -paper production (a pio- neering process that may be xtended to the company's rger mill in Windsor, Que.). A Paper Box also means effi- ciency in collection. By separating paper and paper packag- ing from containers, we immediately remove much of the plastic, glass and NURTURING TUTORING SERVICE Offering: Individual instruction in all subject areas in your home by a Qualified Ontario teacher. EXPERIENCED - 25 yrs. in education as a classroom, special education and E.S.L. teacher to the Grade 8 level. Very experienced in Diagnostic Testing. Presently teaching in Pickering. You will find my rates very competitive. Special discount for 2nd lesson in same week. May 1 please assist your child's academic growth? Call AJAX FIGURE t;�SKATING CLUB ,�" REGISTRATION , _111111111W BEGINNERS $160.00 (& up) per Season - (Sept. `94 - Apr. `95) CANSKATE, JUNIORS, INTERMEDIATES, SENIORS, ADULTS LEARN TO SKATE. REGISTRATION BEING HELD AT THE AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE Thursday, Sept. 15, 1994 - 7:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL 4274430 Entertain, Travel, and Compete With Durham's Own i; / 4 r 1 orthw*in f ,e x ... Drum & Bugle Corps We offer professional instruction in Brass, Percussion and Dance to young people between the ages of 10 to 20. We provide instruments, uniforms and transportation as we travel throughout Ontario, Quebec and the U. S. BE PART OF THE FUN AND ACTION JOIN TODAY =or nwrle Information, call the corps line at (905) 723-8750 f. STEP IN T'WC) THE SPORT OF DANCIN' BEST FACILITIES IN TOWN Hardwood floors; professional sound & light... REGISTER NOW to guarantee yourself a place CLUB RE -OPENING Sat. Sept. 17 (first 50 people - no cover) CLASSES STARTING Sept. 19 REGISTRATION: Ston -Fri. Sept 12-16.7 p.m. - 10 p.m., Sat. Sept. 17, 11:00 a m. - 2:00 p.m,. Mon. - Fri. Sept. 19-23,7 p.m. -10 p.m., Sat., Sept. 24, 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. • CONTEMP. LATIN/BALLRCX)M - CLUB/LATIN DANCLN' • BALLET • TAP • JAZZ • HIP-HOP *and MUCH MORE: %aL%a; rock 'n' roll; tango; foxtrot; etc. 5 YRS. 1.V DL'KIIiLN 10 YRS: IV TOROATO REGION 20 YRS. PERFORMING; WORLDWIDF_ ADULT & CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS FROM SOCIAL TO PROFESSIONAL LEVELS CALL NOW: (905) 837 -STEP (7$37) in Bay Ridges Plaza GINGERBREAD CO-OPERATIVE NURSERY SCHOOL Child Share your ,bin the BEST child's fust Parent -Run school experience Nursery School TOGETHER in town Tearer Parent Sucoess for over 20 years ' .. Teaa rews give 110%- '- 9�rPro9mm' •... low ttaes• �.. I bre tthe parent krtrolvemenr 11 being an integral part of your child's first school is important to you, WE'RE THE SCHOOL FOR YOU! For more info, ccntact Liz at 420-0384 Situated in the Westshore Community Centre (on Bayly between Liverpool & Whites) FYNK DANCE AER011111 srEF CELEBRATE WITH US AT OUR OPEN HOUSE ON Monday, SepL 19M AT VUlage Retirement Centre (Auditorium) Pickering at 7:15 p.m. "DONT MISS OUR 2 FOR 1 Ro5-'i�OA Door prizes ' FUN, FUNI Complimentary Class Call Laura 428-0180 DANCE AER011111 srEF CELEBRATE WITH US AT OUR OPEN HOUSE ON Monday, SepL 19M AT VUlage Retirement Centre (Auditorium) Pickering at 7:15 p.m. "DONT MISS OUR 2 FOR 1 Ro5-'i�OA Door prizes ' FUN, FUNI Complimentary Class Call Laura 428-0180 .•.ee---ell. . __ t.f.E.ttl .. — Ste/. -.e! MICROCOMPUTER BUSINESS APPLICATIONS Start Your Training Today! My name is CHUCK CORVEC. I teach MICROCOMPUTER BUSINESS APPLICATIONS courses at the Oshawa Campus of the Toronto School of Business. I also manage an On-line Information Service so I have first-hand knowledge of the skills required to help you SUCCEED! My next class starts September 26, 1994. NOW IS THE TIME TO ENROLL. We don't waste your time. We teach you what you need to know in as little as 6 months. Choose F. on Our Exciting Career Options. V MICRO COhVUTER DENTAL CHAIRSM TRAVEL i 0MCUTIVE HICTRON 110 ASSISTANT TOURISM SKRETART *You nuy gwft for Flnenciai AWstanc•. Cal and Inquire. TORONTO • •e : CflUr7 PICKERING CAMPUSEce! 1450 Kingston Rd, Suite 17 Pkkeriaa, Ontario, 420-1344 exL 33 Starting September 26, 19941 • PROGRAMMER ANALYST • COMPUTER TECHNICIAN • OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR BUSINESS APPLICATIONS • COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING • LAN SYSTEMS TECHNOLOGY Career Development Institute Ltd. 560 King St. West(he Islond Plaza)OstliAW Cm434-858 - rwa5, Ontario *' �'• s� t► r.. s• !s* ♦- w� s. -e.; �'a � � s s t � h f r Y l Y tf t l i * ! l +tkM 1F'I► ! ! t! f • f t e f+ ! * •� f. p et �. f} tike. COMMUNICATION SERIES Conflict Resolution Oct. 18 and 20, AM Telephone Techniques October 13, AM Assertiveness Oct. 4 and 6, AM Written Reports Nov. 3 and 8, AM Communication Skills November 9, AM Negotiation October 25, All Day Interviewing October 11, AM SUPERVISION SERIES Strategic Planning November 16, AM Marketing November 14, AM New Role of Supervisors November 10, AM Motivation November 18, AM Leadership November 22, AM Coaching Nov. 24, All Day Program Evaluation November 28, AM These seminars are sponsored by Durham Region Action Committee for Training and are specifically designed for the Health Care and Social Services Sectors of Durham Region. DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE Suite 404 - 95 Bayly St. West, Ajax Local Calls: 427-1922 Long Distance: 1-800-268-0339 Urg—ey nogw—d COMWLTAMTs fa Rdtairg O•h•aa Aja Whitby, Bo••namiee, flerreaset TOTALLY TROMCAL IMTE/YORS LTD. Owlity'Sik- Plants, Trees i Accessories For Home, Office, Gift, Homa Prow Liz t90 509-3075 Little People's Play School is looking for a Part-time assistant teacher, 3 days a week, possibly more. For more information call Tina 428-9909. ROI.ITE REPS t.xpaneing tope importer requires 2 reps to detwer gourmet product line. Career opportunity, $675- $875/w" co, ventde supplied Repeat sales, protected customer base. full tram.ng program MR WEBER 416-298-2071 EMPLOYERS!! DURHAM EMPLOYMENT SERVICE YOUR LABOUR SOURCE IN DURHAM REGION We have people with the skills you need. We have access to funding to onset hiring and training costs. For information on F. ow we can help with hiring and recruiting CALL TODAY 60 Bond St. W.. 8th Floor Oshawa. Ontario L.1 (3 1A5 (905) 434-5453 • F • t I t 6 , , { t . . . . C . 4 . • . . . . . . ♦ . 1 • . I f t . . . 4 . � . . . . I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . 1 • . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . I"J . . . . . . . . . V . . . . . • . 4 CASIPi>r! IEAKEi . Self -motivated store fixture cabinet maker. Minimum S years expenence. Please respond with resume complete with references to 965 Farewell Si. S.. Oshawa, Ont Li H 6M4, Box PUT -111111111E i AUTONOTME SPRAY PaMAM Ketr�dt n sd nM tars pail Etfatilps A SaL a L Apptos 15 htsJWL References (905) 428-7373 Ask for Jeff EARN $$$ FOR i CNkt to be HRIST" in blains forTo be your own ? libT60 i n a ' T mpicar environment? Mork n we or as much as you fie? - and hm tun too? For kdomatim please cd Jan. (905) BR6t 344. Certified GymrWic Coach wanted. 427-0036 G WilliD regains a.r»ts for days artd evenitps. 883119.1. 100 100 100 110 - 110 NIANUFACTURING SUPERVISION This comprehensive 69 hour part-time program will develop your personal, leadership and business skills. Major topics covered are: ✓ Organization and Departmental Objectives ✓ Supervising People ✓ Production Management ✓ Industrial Relations The program runs Tuesdays and Thursdays (6:30-9:30 p.m.) from September 20 to December 3, 1994. The last sessions are an intensive weekend case study. Funding: Partial funding may be available to qualifying companies through Ontario Skills. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants for this program must be employed as or preparing to become a supervisor or team leader in a manufacturing company in Durham Region. You must be registered by your company. Programs aro offered at: DIAMONO MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE SUITE 4D4. 95 BAYLY ST.. AJAX Li S 71(6 427-1922 or 1-800-268-0339 110 General Help THE BARBARA BLACK CENTRE FOR YOUTH RESOURCES a developing Community Health Centre/Resource Centre for teens and their families in Ajax -Pickering is seeking a COMMUMff HEAM WIORKEWOM WORM (COntmilCt to Mann 3111"5 - FuH Time) to promote and assist In the Implementation of nea;th programs, to work with community groups and individuals, and assist with planning and implementation of other Centre programs and leisure activities. The successful applicant will have a thorough knowledge of and proficiency in community development activities, organization and outreach planning; two to four years progressive experience in a community-based human service organization. excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with specific expertise working with teens; knowledge of recreation/leisure programming and its related benefits. A.B A. in a h"th or social science discipline or a combination of some post secondary education and significant experience in community development and/or Health promotion required. Resumes outhning relevant expwenoe will be accepted until 4:30 p.m. Monday, September 26, 1994 by sac SEMMG COIIOt![TEE C/O Saeid Derelermastit Qmaeil of Ajax-Piellteeing 13sA Commereial Arcane, Ajax, LiLS sHs FAIL (900 64157 Research means Ise. SANDOZ CANADA INC., one of Canada's foremost pharmaceutical companies, is Col. xnitted to providing Canadians with the highest quality drugs and support services in order to save Nves, reduce sickness, and lower health care costs. To be a SANDOZ employes Is to be amongst the beet In your field and the bast in the industry. M this is one of your career objsctives, please join us as a... Custodian We are currently seeking an experienced fxabdlan for our Whitby marxAatSti tp plant. Thorough and dedicated, you wIM perform M., of I g operations. mortSor equipnlakr and notify the Custodian Supervisor of any Your bacl igraerxl includes a grade 12 diploma. two years In a oti lo" capacity. F 1 ably in the food and drug industry, with specific elgleriartr In floor stripping and bxnie *W Please appy in wrltirg, tfy. "Inv aO R«outo.. Dejparbaertt flANIM CANADA INP. 111 Consumers Drtse WIMby, Oattfsb LIN 6211; litstltlaekrf$PffsWdd6ha--@- -- **NMS s alsoasd Ill r ae llidwtdsw wR a oalf•o oil W ere sin elwployaeet Soft employer Limed OwnixistrMor emAg-v r.......- ....a..d mqww 00 tM OR farm for ed Pan time, possible lull turfs. ages at hone parties. No Mug be able to work anytime Investments. deliveries or jedy„Nn the hours of 10 aAL 4 OxtMctfsre. Please onMaot I -In" a.m., seven days a week. da MM 72$9796 or (5121211111111- pyre Call SM -MM for Blore 7006. (001804) jjg0f11 " am"" VF Come join our lum. We have permanent part-time job op- portunities in our hardware dept. If you are interested mail or drop off your resume 10: C=ft Tie Ajax so Kitty O Rd. W. AjA 00flo LIT 1 PS (center of Wills l► Rd & Hwy. a) Asssm6M podift at Youb paid erect. PAY gumvdood NO Cd 14111111N17f7N r -,rt ish.uWit PidoftVNM%40 686-1166 al Wblwr «Mnea mise rdxNclarr in busy hair salon. Call 434-2M MOWN) MATUM MakMenance parson needed. Alex area. 3 days per week for fent work $7 per hour. (416) 751-1010. (092084) EARN money for Christmas. Ladies needed to sell lirtperle through open houses and home parties. Beautitul and tasteful product line. Good income potential for full or par time. No WNSOWN required. viclorien Laos Unpwie Inc. 7230234. (01.1404) TOWN OF AJAX REQUIRES RECREATION PROGRAMMER The Town of Ajax, a progressive and growing community, offers a challenging and exciting opportunity in its Parks and Recreation Department. The Recreation Programmer will be responsible for the administration, co-ordination and supervision of the individual programs under hislher jurisdiction. This will include the day to day management, supervision, training, hiring and discipline of staff. The Recreation Programmer will report to the Program Superintendent. Minimum Qualifications: College diploma in Leisure Studies. Recreation Leadership or equivalent. Minimum three years experience together with superior people skills to deal effectively with staff and public. Class'G'dlnver's licence mandatory. Salary Range: 536200.00 - $42,570.00 M you are interested in this unique opportunity, PiNse apply in writing by Wednesday, September 21,1994 to: Director of Human Resources Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue S. LIS 2H9 The successful applicant will be required to adliere to the provisions of our smoke-free environment policy. This personal information is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, and will be used to determine eligibility for potential employment. Questions about this collec.•tion of personal information should be directed to the Human Resources Department - OPENING SOON IN OSHAWA CENTRE • ILIA 21•111ti1t= Dynamite an established fio4ontreal retailer with over 50 boutiques in the Ouebec market is currently expanding to Oshawa with kications already in Square One Shopping Center, Eaton Center and Promenade Mads, we will be opening a new exciting boutique at Oshawa Centre. We are seeking candidates who enjoy the challenge of a fast paced envirorvrwnit that is totally oriented to customer service satisfaction. Career opportunities available for: STORE MANAGER • Minimum 2 year managerial experience • Excellent sales ability, • Effective leadership and training skills ASSISTANT MANAGERS • Minimum 1 year rttauVernent experience • Excellent sales ability • Good team player and motivator STORE SALES ASSOCIATES • Full-time • Part-time STOCK PERSON Interested applicants cal co sect 514-382-2990 or fax or mail a resume to ALDA MONTANARO, 9600 Meilleur 0950, Md., Oue. H2N 2E3. Fax: 514-382-9810 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY EXPERIENCED FRANCHISE POSTAL CLERK Part-71me Apply In Person To Sandy Wood MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Contract . position to handle manufacturing improvements for dolor and frame manufacturer. May lead to full-time employment. Minimum of three months work available immediately. Send resume to: S.W. Fleming Limited 20 Barr Road Ajax, ON LIS 3X9 Attention: Ms. L. Dupis 110-- ,, xTIM HORTON'S Ajax Location ' FULL TIME EXPERIENCED DONUT BAKER Required for both Ajax and Pickering locations. FULL TIME/PART TIME HOST/HOSTESS Drive-thru experience an asset. 428-6320 831-1971 FULL TIME/PART TIME Sales Rep. required for new entertainment publication. Experience in entertainment or marketing environment a definite asset. Send resume to: Ad Manager New Advertiser 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 or Fax (905) 683-7363 HEATING CO. IN AJAX Seeks PART-TIME TELEMARKETERS 9 a.m. - 12 noon, Monday -Friday. $7/hour. All training provided to mature applicants only. Call 619-6991, 9 a.m.-9 p.m. to arrange interview. PFSALES MANAGER"l TRAINEES Opportunity to earn $1,00043,000 per month to start. Management positions now open. Experienced managers now earning $48,000 per year and above. Call 723-3411 e.o.e. PERMANENT WEEKEND i FULL -TNA POSITIONS OPEN Should have transportation and be available year round. Cal Mon. - Fri. 8:00 - 4:30 p.m. GREENw000 MUSHROOM FARM 427.4451 EXPANDING Weight Loss Chic needs two full and part time reaaioned and trwapsts. Applicants must be friendly. dynamic and vbnww. Alio an ambitious go getter is needed for the position of Sales Consultant. EtpeAerr- an asset but not a mus ktesrest in abw- native rrrdkir a bonus. Cal Roxanne a 619-2639. (091894) MASSEY-S is hiring full/pan time dishwashers and hoeuss. Please apply inperson, 774 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering. (cold") EXPERIENCED PrOl-04inted needed. For more iMormaion. call Dino•and Sore Aubbody at 6669479. (092094) MATURE rMisble Kant player why not join our cfsarting erevr. Pan wwfttr_ available. smUe are required. Call 5790449 12.4 P-ffL (0920940 EARN US from the contort of your own home. For free inlarin ion. send SASE to Subs 8113. 8 Mid n Dr.. Osha i Ont. L1J BL.2. (092794) tfrTo*10wm *Me ae Fw ase dsaM S AS E I ROSIVt mel ML. acts 217 PkM«rw. omL L1vtIM7 Said Sob"* b situs : hdp. Position evailable Must haw own varttt)xarfa. tion m Scobofougli. $7.50 an hotly. 35 hr. reek Planes a1 Mark for an appt 4t6297�664 WANTED - experienced hairstylists for Ajax location. Clientelle an asset but not neoess ry. To scan i in lately, call 723-1782 or 427-3811. (092094) HAIRSTYLIST required, downtown salon is looking for an energetic, progressive stylist who enjoys ace facets of the busi- naes and is stip willing to Isom more. Call 723991. (091694) MOTHER'S Dream - look befterl Feu Belted Have more enwW 'I lost 14 be. and 3 inches in 3 weeks and made s from horns doing t.- You can too. call 1- 4163221298 (24 his) (TF) WANTED - male or female hairstylist• fully experienced. Call after 6 p.m. 427.9738. (091494) HAIR stylist required. Must be etperience, energetic, friendly personality and enloy an faoels of tie business. Can 434-2324. M92094) HAIRSTYLIST wanted Joseph Her Salon in Oshawa SFlappitg Centre. Apply in person or PI one 723.9251, ask for Joe. (0112094) SIGNComimV in Ajax pardm to paint translu- - faces, see. apply in person to Provincial Signs. Service Ltd., 375 Frw*=m St., Ajax. (091694) BE your own boss. Chair Pentad. available for hal stylet, room to Will for esthetician. nail tach - new aho required. Must have own cNweeft. Cal 7235261. (082794) CLEANNG conpany requires egwienoed tie floor stripper and waxer. Call 576-5574. (081594) BEAUTY salon requires licansed assistant manager and styksts in Whitby. Guarantee Plus nflrrertlixion plus bonus. Excellent training. career advancement. Call Rhonda, 576.2512. (081684) GENERAL LABOURERS - cut- renny recruiting for temporary assign mi - Assert* line - shippersneeeivers - general warehouse workers. Work boots and transportation required. Please Cal for irttenrim. 434- 5425 9-12 noon. Rsgavation by apporarne t may- (080194) IN-STORE Demonstrafos re- queed in Ajax. Must be avaraele for weekend work. PIN" call (905) 686-7278 or 14800.363 6322.(091584) GUALO" teachers requited for K*xing service. 72011x. 888- 7941. (0912094) M.I.S. PROGRAMMER required for our P.C. based applications to assist with our aggressive expansion plans. Working with our Engineering Dept., you will have the following gaakficadons: • 2 years businm experience develo*g multi-usa applicatim wing Clippa 5-x. • experime with Windows 3.1, and other Microsoft Software. • general Fthema and LAN knowleitiM i.e. cabling, protocols, hardware, etc. Vi. s. Please sad msttme to: Ckamd inti, 625 Granite COW, Pickering, OnL L 1 W 3K 1 Atm: L. Meredith. Deadlim-09/30/94 ' No !Phone Calls Please* clerk ramamd for busyscarh oltiw. Position is a ,.= e eertraet ' to help maintain our books. Fac . + . resumes to (416) 291-0045. s SALES Repre"ntataE n- qulred for Children Can Excel. We represent Canadian dtitdr inti books throughout Cl ate � and work Close. FAX, RILLIM dead assistant ter orhodorNfc o0loe, some recap- ty with mid Son and oomptAsr .tgerisitos pnNerred Orop raanr 10 0060 eL N slit oeltawa :doAuthors, r'an'gy through reading- 430.2318. • YOUR ADS I foxSk"O p00DBq ) .. .. sie7v 579-r�a M, .. ....�.............. _... , . .�_ _ '� e �ryd-� ~ . IA ` �,•,,,'��.., .. • �' � ,�.... - -.- V ,nil � °{ ' I 120 - 120--= Temporary Position Clerk/Secretary Hubbell Canada Inc., is a leading manufacturer of quality electrical and electronic products for commercial, industrial, utility and telecommunications markets. Reporting to the Lighting Product Manager, the successful candidate will be responsible for maintaining spreadsheets and databases, handling literature documentation requests, involvement in new product launches, as well as day-to-day administrative assistance to the department. To qualify for this opportunity you must have: • excellent computer skills • familiarity with software such as dBase, Word for Windows, Excel • 1 - 2 years secretarial experience • excellent organizational and communication skills We offer a competitive salary and the opportunity to be involved with an exciting and expanding business. This assignment is approximately four months in length, with possible extension. Interested, qualified candidates are to respond to: HUMAN RESOURCES, FILE 94-06LS HUBBELL CANADA INC. E41.JBBZL.L 870 BROCK ROAD S. PICKERING, ONTARIO L1 W 1Z8 NO AGENCIES OR PHONE CALLS PLEASE We thank alt applicants, however, qtly tbcm selocood for an ir4crview will be contacted A/R COLLECTIONS OFFICER Major growth has created the need for an additional staff member. We are looking for the following qualifications: • 2 years general business experience in an invoicing or cash receipts function- • Familiarity with computer entry. • Confident and pleasant telephone manner. • Bilingualism is a definite asset. If you enjoy working in a fast paced non-smoking environment, please send resume to: Clearnet Inc., 625 Granite Court, Pickering, Ont. L 1 W 3K 1 Attn: L. Meredith. Deadline 09%30/94 * No Phone Calls Please* Progressive branch office manufacturing location is seeking a Person to fil! the position of DATA ENTRY/OFFICE SUPPORT Duties to range from reception to accounting and management functions. Candidate should be familiar with computing in a LAN environmenL Experience with Business 'kion - Deka, W'iindows, Word, Excel, Access and Fax Software is preferred This position is an entry level position which offers the opporh* for advancement to the right person. Salary will commensurate with experience, plus benefffs- Reply to File #N17 130 Commercial Ave., Ajalt LIS ZH5 PART-TIME CASHIER RECEPTIONIST required immediately. Car dealership experience and Word Processing an asset. Evenings and Saturdays. $7/hr. Bring resum6 and references to: 1Nhfty Oshown Hanift 1110 Dundis SL 1111.1if Whfty Royal LePap Ain Is bakkg W a paA-flame receptionist) secretary for some evenlIN and weekend flours. Real Estate experience required Call Ellen for appointment 683-1790 F you are single or a single patent or ssporaled or divorced with three years work experience. you may query for financial assistance ail you an our 45 and have rscsrity bon laid or. you nary qualify for train- Ifq assistance. DIP/CERT., Lo4w, WadpsA•d. D -Baas, Word, Accpac, Bedford, AlAocad, VN"& Pagsmrtsr. Harvard, Corel, Computer Programming and Systema AnsyiL Cabot, Pascal and C. Pholoshp, Qua It Express and Illustrator. Owham Business CCatrpusr College. ege. 427-301 ADE BUM e DRAPMS In -sore sales help deeded. Good knowWp of cusiom drapery and blinds is mandabry. You must have a poslbve aftide and great communication skills when detlratg with to ALSO WANTED - fully experienced shop-at- Ipme sales person. Cal Charlie for a confidential mtsfMeow, r I ,U-1 130 -- - 205 = 220 -, 290 NOWAT lir MRUAL WS 44111,ow on A00Ol1NT EXECUTIVE required to represent local retail Tv adv rlisjog sales for SPORT SCOPE, THE PREVUE NETWORK, THE BETTER HOMES CHANNEL and display adverUsing 0n CHANNEL 16 in Scarborough and Pickering. 3-5 years experierm, excellent communkations skills and a creatitfe floor. Adore accounts and tremendous unsold polential. WATCH TRILUIJwM CABLE FIRST, then fax resume to Larry Willmott (416) 439-1175 WELDERS NEEDED • EXPERIENCE PREFERRED • ABIUTY TO READ DRAWINGS AN ASSET Please respond in writing to: Kelly Atlantic 457 Fairall Street Ajax, Ont LIS 1R6 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE WELDER (S) Minimum 3-5 yrs. experience in MIG welding (flux core). Must have Valid C.W.B. or M.C.C.R. ticket. Good wages and benefits. Ajax, Ont. Please fax your rester* to: 905-428-6933 Experiei ed Dental Retepftniist wanted fa Pkkerig Dw" Office ci ritp, sentself ntotivow and COrlptor blerate. Pwm sertd rem" to Pielferitg fain Box 341 EXPERIENCED mother of 3 available to care for your chod in a happy and sale athv-at ismt. Nutrltbcs meals and snadks. Lots of TLC. Babies always welcome. (905) 426-0756. (O9/f9) MOTHER of one seeking all ages. FUN or pan lima to babysd in my horns. Close to school. community toff•. Will provide nutritious lunches. 619.3073. (091 rs94 MA Lt=p CNESTERFIEILD Ike new. oalk ENRICH you, Be with the klyaMy FIREt�� CES stop tables and mflee table. and companionship of a boxer. 4kf7f12' 000 GLWw rodwr with stool. kitchen puppies avialsble now to ap- 4x8'x16' 085.00 table and 4 chairs. 839.4817, Proved homes starting at $500 affAr1UMD1963 (091894) and up. Call 725-3142.(091594) "705.2%7-=1 FISHER Video camera, 801. Cxrborder 8 with 6x zoom lens, FOR Sale - one mals miniature EY9rwlg$ 905.434.6665 $435. White provincial twin SdWWAM 1' Sam July 2, 1994• FnaDamyto bedroom suite with mattress, Soh and pepper. Friendly, Am box spring, $350. (905) 683- obedient and non allergenic. V6. auto.arr, ps., pb., anvtm ctassette, while with blue enteric. - 3460 (092094) Parents registered AKC. Cal FIREWOOD - excellent quality -- Jim 427-6159.(091494) hardwood, guaranteed extra IorrQ Cut HOUSE contents safe - oak dining room. table, 6 chairs. TV OG 0 - PALADEN DOG OBEDIENCE - PALA time seasoned. and split. Honest measurement. (now, under warranty). sectional ed ret approved Qualifieion d Free delivery. Kozy Heat sofa, stereo cabinet, cofeeiend ex-krstnsctor R.A.F. Firewood, (905) 753.2246. tables, king size waterbed. Police Cog Train Training School Trainin (092394) everything in mint condition. Call Openings for next RREW000 -quality seasoned 866-0607 to view. (092094) cfafees commencing Sept. 15 and Oct. 4. puppy and novice. 16- hardwood. $180 per bush PINE dining room suite. seats Our success rate speaks for cord. Limited quantity. Call 1- six including 3 arm chairs, buffet tesel. Tel. 668.9425. (091394) 705.944-8801 7 p.m. -Il p.m. ■ (1 D0494) and glass cabinet. $1500. CaU 434-5919. (09199) PATIO Doors. 60-x80-. white. ' ' • • • - • Via ' aluminum. includes vesical win- dow coverings, 4 years old, ex. _ cellent condition. $600. Call ' ' I SPEED Queen washer and Alan 905-668.3741. (osis') cylinder. aero, pa., ob., arrVlm dryer, good condition, $300 pair SOFA Bed, black, salt bather, WANTED GOOD PEOPLE 0720. Call 683-0899 atter 5 p.m. (091894) zippered new. $50() o.b.o. WITH BAD CRED IT! cost $2000. BEDROOM SET, 6 MAJOR LEWXA HAS KAYAK Pakiski Sprit. great for pie. wood grain. new queen sz000,000 collage and flat water paddling. seamy posrynapedic box spring FOR TEST PROGRAM $375 includes spirit and paddle, and mattress, $695. o.b.o. llwftulift A OthersNo Cal (905) 9869660. (091894) DINING TABLE. wood. 4 chairs. AlliviociamR�� Oven 10 res ExPewrce EUROPEAN Pine queen size Iea}s and buffet. $45(). o.b.o. Fou Wes 0 A 0 bed, 21- colour T.V. and ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE.6x6 CALL GARY WOOD, rocking chair. $2a for ■ and wood doors and all o.. fon al 427.3. 04tH. s cal she $300 o.b.o. CON - r (905) 427-3704. (091894) 18") TINENTAL 3(r RANGE, unFOR• � BANKRUPTS OTHERS Friday. 7-4 p.m. ReferencesCoq to schools,.reasonable with elle-level over and w r c • - FRIDGE and stove, $250 for board below,S85 027.0. • or $150 each. Please phone TRAILERS 20 R. Falcon Fyffe, ;,, -792-5687 (905) 839-5971. (091694) fumace. fridge. todel. sleeps 6. 1993 Cheer Caviler. aqua blue, 5 STOVE and tndge, gold, good ailI hurting or�e T s wok ng condition. $200 o.b.o. S obn� o�Cair 4382647 (09t�) Evenings, 6865515. (091594) metal, 5x6, hinged lid. 13- 1902 Cavalw RS Wagon, av, Articles �:22 wheeb, new spars. &300_ o b.o. TENT TRAILER. 1988 COM- auto. 6 cylinder. ABS. balance 0 SaleFor BICAMP from Denmark, 1110 of amended warranty. 48.000 kms., asking $10.200, will and 1961 Olds Data 88. $400. open, excellent, $795 o.b.o. ofinflfy. 5762'-x,4. (091594) toms from $199. 366 Lap Tops. 6568590. (091394) Car required. Full time. Call (905) aid. references avoibble. Major HEAT MachinarMicro Furnace. 1992 Geo Metro, two door ha cnbVXsifvWgrey interior. DARK oak dining rom suite, original 6- cube. ceramic disc alto. 32.0'00 kmt.. le. table. 6 chars. hutch. $2000 or healer. Thermo controlled. Rep. rrrimacut We new. Certfied. &6800. Cal ar neest over. 6555040 after 4 price. $169.95. sell $50. 434-5563 (092094) p.m. (091594) LiQuidat�or, Call 983-6288 Span. fully boded. $20.000. Phone 6938.94& (09209) 1979 MWOKIas 300 Diesel, 4 AJAX Pow rig Apppanpes -rid 1999 Cavalier RS, auto, two door, 114.000 kms.. 4 Cylinder. reasonable fifer refused. fully , sunrod. Pa.. po. reckrq rear guaranteed. Reconditioned seat. rust proofed. Excellent dot la 427- Come 794. melte us a 7 Wemney OlD aro 9cec carwras. acid. 433-1787.(091%4) 113900 certified 0720. Rd. S. Afox. Imo) sterling, optrcar instrument, ysrrellery, watches, oW china 190 Ford Probe, certified, as. TORO riding trlplas mower. 3 and glass. antique furniture. Cal king $6500 ob.a Cal 905839 - MM unit. arsts 76' width, ideal 432-1679.(092094) 7963.(091%4) for 1;2 to 4 acs lot. Welt WANTED - old and antique 1907 Chrysler LeBaron GTS maintained. asking 51075. cal 9854'2() after 6 furniture, anything old. Scarefic turbo. 4 door, 5 speed, ps., pb.. p.ni (09=94) instruments, china, silver arrv/m Wren GT fires black 1 Pick9ring, oft[ L1 2R6 1 ) HAIR salon furniture and ac- advertising, sporting, toys. beauty. Hurry on this on*. ECE mxorn has alp- avarable osseous kir sale. 3 Belivedere decoys. dohs. rm k bottles, cot- SHowroom condition. Was SIT for your chdd. Flexibie hours. sinks (red) Hydraulic barber lischarrs or estasas. Call Robert &3295 now $29905. ort. Calif DENTALAL nutritious meals. lots of chairs (reds white). t hair (*W Bowen Antiques (905) 655- 427.9722 anytime. Run. Open L �y yW HYGIENIST420-5215 (rid & while). ear pierc. 0049, Brookhn (TF) Sunday. Big Town Sales. t69t (� ) guns, barbcW )ars sec. Cal 436-7425.(091%4) wAMTED APPLIANCES work tM7 OktsmoWe Celina wagon. pail -time AIIBERLEA - daycare close ro PIANO, apartment size. like ing or not. Fndges. stoves. washers. dryers. ALSO warted - V6. auto.arr, ps., pb., anvtm ctassette, while with blue enteric. p,,�,��M Gand-'a9°n School- Al day. Olbce new. Sofa. loveseat, floral pickup truck, 1985 or newer $4895 onfied. 905.576-4347. rrt.iht;rrrlg alternate days Of before and pattern Double bed and R•aaonable. (905) 427.6690 (092094) (905) 509-9999 Offer school care pr, W-1. sal• dishwasher. 6961767. (091894) ',091 W4) toed yam' lots a �• 1947 door. Rr" non non smoking environment. ADJUSTABLE orrice chairs with IMMEDIATE cash for our y auto. arM� wnh 9 ey grey Nutri iOua lunches and snacks I' board morn chars, com. starria coilectwns and postcards ~xir. 4 cylrnder, 97.000 kma.. ' prided. Cal Cheryl 420-2839. puler tables. wood gran taps. ano collections lop prices Pard runt condemn. As" $2960 • . (041694) SOW oak 4 drawer ting cabinet. Phone, Ken anytime. 6860865 certified. Call 579-5749. call 9657606. (091594)_ CHILDCARE in my home by - - -- 160 Buick Century. 4 doe, 4 CHILDCARE q perlence part qualified teacher. reasonable JUST moved . no room for 4x6 e ' � cylinder. aero, pa., ob., arrVlm tine in try home. Two gi ls, 4 rafes. L a� 42o- pod table. $500. Two yaw old Sam. good clean car. and 6 years and one year fid 90/1 ask Linda (092391) much with rechn cnar. paid n9 Only S tarry dr1 tris one. Only boy. Mother works from nom- needs helper. One day/am eve- BABYSITTING available in 11200. asking $700. Call (905) 428-3D37. (092094) BUDGET Ceramics Pre Chnstmas C•rtfied. 4 more rice cars ro ars to nig per week and occasional none. Full apart timtte, any apeSatur SHEDMAN sale• all in stock reenware 35x, off. 25% off all choose from. Open Sunday. Cal 427-9722 anytime. Russ, Big Dixie ay a. start. 31-068Gloinann7/ welcome including newborn. Dixie area. call 931-0687. RavonsodURosslard. Call Pat- qty barn stl/>s sheds, bust on life, gee. ogle bisque Sept. 4 until further notice. Fan classes starting Town Sales. (091691) 1N) sy at 6869613. (091494) GST cncluoed. Display at Lym- Sept. 2194. Firing tri req. price. 1990 Pymouth Reliant, 4 door. LONNC retpahsrbis Caregry r RETIRED Nurser anda fY1l birdLumlb•r. Kingston Rd., Pick- We do weddings. 721-1997. 595 2.2L engine. 153.000 kms., required in my home in Ajax provide daycare in my hoi •ring or call 905-509-4961 Wentworth St. E., Oshawa unit &900 o.bo. As s. 1965 Toyota . harwood/Dwy) Monday- ( ylunches.fenced yard. hotTLC. 61 (091691) Teroef 5 clow. 148000 kms.. Friday. 7-4 p.m. ReferencesCoq to schools,.reasonable AMMUEnable maple dining table, • $900 027.0. as is. 435-0560. nrleried.428.4291. (091494) rates and shill workers and buffet, best offer. Call 432- ' 1865 Pontiac 600Q 4 door VB. BABYSITTER wanted in my -it- e. 420.7198. (0!1891) 3363 O Pa.. pb-. good running car, muef a hor. 2 boys, ran smallest. car STAY at home mom who's _ white canopy bedroom sail $1495. o.b.o. Call Jack at required. Full time. Cal (905) crit' are at school all days suiw includes: boaspnng and COMPUTERS - 48&4O's, 41 905666.4044. (091594) 4262304. (091894) available for ocn rniffat as. dreaser and mens. 1705 $699. Cdnyne systems /944 Buck Park Ave., $2000. d LC. BABYSITTER wanted in my meals. and TLC. Non bureau• and n table, excel- lent condom. $700. 905623 from $999. Twoyear parts; labour. WWranl•ed used Sys- and 1961 Olds Data 88. $400. saleies homr. two boys, non smoker, amok•-. sale ernionrrwtt fro 4215 (042091) toms from $199. 366 Lap Tops. both as is. o.b.o. 5063389. Car required. Full time. Call (905) aid. references avoibble. Major &825. Guararseed quality. parts. (091594) 12&3304 (0910,1) Oaks/Brock. 427-2304. LIGHT oak dining room table, 6 service at Comiput•r Clearance 1079 Ford Granada, $1000 1091494) chairs, oak entNtainmrM uni- Pine bunk beds. (guard rails Centre, 161 King St E.. Bowmanvils. {101194) uncertified. Also 1993 Jep • B ' • ladder). 905.8314802. (09189) LOBSTER LOBSTER - fresh At- lantid Lobster the bap in the • e ' Span. fully boded. $20.000. Phone 6938.94& (09209) 1979 MWOKIas 300 Diesel, 4 ow door. 5 rylehdw aao, loaded. GRAINr'S Holim - quaiAriclled world. Flown directly to you new broken, new 6maAllsr. Exccel --% mane, O d in ggri plag LIVE from Nara 8funFRES icC Cal LOST Bind. CockatiN. Isnt Cloaca running car. Was r4eairg an. dn.r:tg a«rio.a (905) 666-7736. FRESH rooked -+Maw a«Iiws Ym afair 1home b o householdycacaos. $45Wozen. (,D„94) and Set.76668-52438 tt�o�Cal _ -97M �q c��9 ROYAL DoilOW - Lin ifed Edi anytime. Russ, errands and shdppit ; i15rM tion Piece, -Owens o1 the ,� � ;0 s 890 Town Salsa. (09,sell)u, 433.7053. (09209) Resirr Ousen Anne. Fa mon haired rtanaed and declaaed 1974 Mont Cab, saceraN for motion, please salt sea MATURE. reliable woman t0 nab cat with red collar. Lost in restoration or parts, until" rims Coffices. evenings or rights M02004) Sttilsy. ) Brock RdJHwy a2 area. Please and bads window, ir9■rim very in Piclu rig arse Please cal WATER FILTERS, l you no a call 61W2823. (091894) good. Serious inquiries only DAYCARE available - clean, (905) 509-1481. (091894) ClsMbrodt or NSA unit that re- cl■I■ - New and used pianos, $1200 o.b.o. Cal( t-905.995- non d • quins repairs. rsplacon-lis a call (905) 1999 B ' 739 7739.M9209411 smacks turlm p�tded. Say Rd9■■• Pick ring. Call Gail. e ' 81-21 ( ) grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free dowry and tat ' • 831-5611. (091894) PIANOS/GRANDFATHER OSHAWA Obedience Associa DONT throw your dog wage into landfill atoms tea DOGGIE E/�TIC daYc■for available - CWdka - Badk To Schod Spe bon -next classes sten Tuesday DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS. in my hone mother of 2. Full ped■■1ef table with oh" etL and 819.0393 ask for Suxana. ' �I din and nonce mmmms re[ WW cl■I■ - New and used pianos, Sept 20. Puppy and Beginne,. day activities and games. pubes K iBtl!$ rent m own• apt size, upright, Beginner Open. Call Bev. 905 NulrNfoua mob, lob of TLC. for BIOAIrB rtsr orad grand, digital, keyboards. CLOCKS - (Free dowry and tat 435 -MM to ragwer. (mmit) Fenced yard with playground- Across from park, 401 and cliiip$ atabtisimeBL up)- Tremendous savingsl Tel■p DONT throw your dog wage into landfill atoms tea DOGGIE Harwood. Call Teresa 427• SlrieBf inquiries only. Piano Works 4331491. (TF) DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS. 9905. (091694) Far BlareiBrirBtatiar4 OAK nK FURNITURE - Why POSAL SYSTEM. 9 a.m. - 9 LOVING cD household •x- p9riertc9 I mom with 2 12 yea au G ! ,4 lOf� a pay retail prices? One of Ontario's oldest and Ingest p.m., 7 days/week. Call 723 5413 a 4349762. $2.00 off with oldtentced yard with lob of Iop ....... ........ manufacturew is now selling ad. (TF) and full swinp/sikde set up. Cant - direct to the public. Eg. oak LHASA Ar -fled non ct.sy°..a: 'rC swt.sz !-2222 e • 4 Widow chairs, $799 - B' oak s = a9etgeltC. Vet, l EXPERIENCED motto d 2 to double pedestal ace ext. and 6 needles, hoes• training started. Paym rill torts avalld•. 705 ' 31 are for your chit-. Sant. loving claire, 11429. Cannonball beds, 7863124• (TF) environment, fenced yard. FIREWOOD for sale - ready to SM. Over 20 stain choices . all reasonable rates. Ro-WW bum after Christmas $50 fa solid, no vsrews - Traditional I uWy pups . raeles, blade ad ick Chary G ObA her fon pial rap, $9006 e Thidtson mei CAN 4345659, face cad. 4'x8"412'. CAN 434Watderorking, 905-995.9774. Witte, 16 weeks. Taaooed, CKC . Call John. 905-899-1357. 6-0 -13 (Q9Z09s) 9987. (092004) (TFI Iegis'l■red. 202M =1594) (N19a4) ....... ....... ........ ct.sy°..a: 'rC swt.sz !-2222 -�n,srrwtlilkW//tSS�4!.3�..1lMnlr`l6 ••.... �, .. ,•�'a..Y c.: �u-milky......_.. .flip„ .. . � IMBd�idrlilil�iA�'1ISR1'�r1»�'ii�l�'LI�/1M'9 11903 Explorer XL 4x4, pur- chased Nov. 1993. »,000 kms., • as new. $19.000. 436-9850. 091594 ( 1 CLEARANCE - all outboards in Stock , at cost, up to 1994 models. Wilde Sake, 655.9010. 1002794) FIBREGLASS and Epoxy materials. How-to videos and O , " , osmosis repair kits, boat paint, prop repairs. Oshawa Glass Fibre. 341 Durham Crt. 579.1433.(092794) TIME to winterize, inboard and outboard motors. Wilde Sales. 6558010. (092794) Recreation �37 Vehicles' MOTORHOSE For sale - 1974 23 ft. Dodge Corsair C - Class InOtdrfld"ne. A-1 condition, must ;;,-.eon. Almost like new. Sim" 6, 3 way fridge, propane stove, oven, microwave. propane furnace, 4000 watt generator, roof air, new rear radial tires. 3 poe. bathroom, awning. Very unique open con - OW with rear kitchen and rear corner bathroom. Excellent mechanical condition. Asking $10.500. Call 1-705639-5816 pr 105740-3124. (092094) I ,' .. tments• r Rent' PICKERING - WESTSHORE/ OKLAHOMA Sunny 1 Wrm bsrt ap, PC bath, carpeted. fm paint, pariung, clear bea and bus stop. Non-smok no pets. $575 Iflclus 1 svlast. 839-2135 Ali AJAX • Y HBO Small one bdrm bsmt fridge, stow. Caw par Close to all amenities. single. Avail. Oct. 1. $450/mthly indusive. 619.2M3. 1 bdrrn bsmt apt. Partially tum. if desired, cable, air con., large sat. in kit. Desirable Glendale, Hwy Ir2/Liverpool. No pets, no smoking. $5575 all inclusive. Call (905) 831-5249. GREAT LOCATION 2 bdnm. apt., lan livingtdlning room, eat -in lei Irdge/stove, fenced yar Close to 401, shopptl piaza, avail. Oct 1. 728-5501 or 433-4160 AJAX Westney 8 Hwy. 2 . Bright, new, extra large 1 bedroom basement apswent Fridge, stove, washer, dryer, cable, private entrance, non- smoker, parking available, no pets. $595/month, utilities included. Available PI XBMMO Go - Liverpool/ WHITBY - one bedroom DOWNTOWN Mlhi�t in sntY MC -M--110 KkgslorAllwposl, OSHAWA • large bright 3 AJAX - 1 bdrl9. bsmt, tali Be*. two Wale bedroom base• alparwttmi 1$825. Two bodroorr4 apartment building. big one largo two bedroom privale base. bet- _ batentet +pants. 191* upoft onowlq nMtt gMb.mrt• 411 1 • se26 plus hydro. Oshawa, Iota bedroom SSW monthly. every- ment epart"tent deer#, P�^0• ae udiltes inekrded. Sees. Flub ,.',1',,,, Private entrannce, air ion., 9750 bedroom apwW wits In house, thing Included. Available Oct. 1. walk to all amenities. aW pa*4 Weil for + 40% ukin" . Cant 2903157. last required. Available poison. Non•smokof ank,, (091594) 1625 + utNfties. FirsV1aN mortht Laundry facilities, parking, close References. f8S0 +. First/last. ( ,. Cal 571 6391 eller 'f required. Days, 725-9911 or to al amenlies. Fisulast. 1.1105- Thersea, (416) 267.7482. 6 p.m. (oglag4) avalabl9 Od. 11%. Please 08HAWA - bright two bedroo n evenings 666-4016. (002994) 669-4009 or 1.905-739-4574. (001594) aftlr 5% p,B, • fj650 SM in apart"w" bundng. In- LIVERPOOL/BAYLY - 1 1/2 (091594) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart. AJAX - red Hwy 421Pickering Beach rM=wddh%1M&A cludes heat, hydro, 2 botiloorrn �r&A bright beer /i2 bedroom be brand now prone appliances. Ping. Convenwo apartment e, mens i. 5 plea apartment private n entrance. availment. �� 427 532 to 401 and city bus routes. 433- smomenapartment, p pets, no Oshawa, arpetconti location, kluge, building, 671 an, coe enSt. retN. Private •ntrancs, available 0677 (091694) smokers. Alr, appliances, stove, carpeted. Immediate Large and clean, convenient All inclusive SM separate entrance, available possession, shopping plaza, and quiet location, $650 + After 6 p.m. call 683-8354. LARGE 3 level two bedroom row. $600.839-1584. (091494) bus stop. laundry facilities. After hydro. The landlord pays for gas (09/594) apartment for rent. Ott. 1. $700 ONE bedroom WsernsM apart- 5 p.m. 725.2642. (091594) hooting. 728.2255. (091694) Bachelor apt. $520. One per month. All inclusive includ• ment for rem. Hwy e2/Wesiney, imp backyard. Phone 579.1938. LIVERPOOUBAYLY - large one PICKERING - spacious two 06HATwo bedroom bedroom. . S58�. hree Ajax. Suitable for single non ( 4) bedroom basertrern apartment, bedroom basemem apartment, bedroom. and Nips smoker, $480 inclusive includ- eat -in kitchen, laundry, no own entrance, laundry, parking em,Clea units. Includes heat, Ito. Includes AJAX . one bedroom basement ing cable. Available Oct. 1. (9D5) smokers, no pets. $595 and utilities. Non smoker. Avail- mow' parking. never ��- appliances. 686-6199 or 416 805-5193 apartment close to Hwy e2/ ( ) inclusive. Available able immediate) $650. 420- y- Tenant pays hydro. Cate 576• Church. CLose to all facilities. after 8 p.m. (092094) i.... iaely. After 6:30 p.m. cat 0057. (091594) 8217 or 404-6222. (092794) no pets, first/last. Available AJAX yyrel�y/Hwy 82, bright (W5) 837.2939. (09 1594) AVAILABLE immediately in NORTHWEST Oshawa - gor- immediately. Call 683-8237. new extra large one bedroom PICKERING - two bedroom, Oshawa - 639 Cubert St., two 9�s two bedroom main floor (091894) _ basement bachelor apartment, bright, cozy basement apart- bedroom, $700 monthly, one apartrtnent, $695 +hydro. AND OSHAWA Ajax, 80w_, Wille - tridge, stove, washer, dryer, meet (with fireplace). Steps to bedroom $575. First/last basement apartment. $360 dean bright large one and two cable, private entrance, non park and lake, large yard, $600 required. Close to bus, monthly inclusive. Loads of bedroom apartments availablesmoker, no pets, available plus utilities. Call 416-2844322. shopping. No pets. Call 430- parking and waking distance to Rent starting at $550 plus immediately. Road parking. AJAX -large one bedroom 0134. (TF) OC Call 430-6954 (09 1594) monthly. Excel Property $595 monthly. 686.4960. (091894) basement apartment, washer, BLOOR/SIMCOE - large two AVAILABLE in Whitby Management. 404-8884. dryer, stove, fridge. parking, bedroom in 46 unit building, ment building, spacious car - (092094) OSHAWA - two bedroom utilities included. $575 per storage. laundry, parking, wet peted newly painted apartment AJAX - newly decorated, spa- apanment, fridge• stove. heat• month, firsutast, available Oct. managed. Close to stores/bus, with balcony, close to bus, cloys two bedroom basement hydro inckded. Las d storage. 1. Call Michael Mon -Fri, 416- from $675 inclusive. Go direct to shopping. At utilities included. AJAX - convenient one apartment. separate entrance. 4 5620 mtonthly. Available Ocl. 1. Firsul , 434.6311. (091594) 282.5754 9 a.mt-5 p.m or 905- 660.0961 ahw 6 m an 123 Bbor St. W. a call collect 416-223.5419. (TF) First/last required. No pets. bedroom sell contained baso- appliances, available OUT$" Storage• so", ca P- YdaY Bachelor apt. $520. One ment apartment, available Oct. irnmediately. $725 inclusive. AJAX - two bedroom basement AJAX - large one bedroom, WESTNEY Hwy 82 - large one bedroom. $625. Two bedroom, 1. $525 monthly, including Cal 683.9023. (091694) apartment for rent, separate large kitchen and livingroom, bedroom basement apartment, $725. Three bedroom $775. Call utilities. Single female, non WHITBY - Brock/Rossland area, entrance, quiet crescent, parking separate entrance. bright and new. Fireplace, full 430-0134. (TF) smoker. 683-4015. (091894) two bedroom basement p��• private yard' Fsst/laW' dose to Hwy #?/Church. After 6 kitchen, laundry room, separate OSHAWA - three bedroom UP- apartment, full bath, laundry, utpiles inclxded. $675. Avail- P,m. 905.686-1214. (092094) entrance. Close to eveyrMing.Houses ' Per duplex, dose to schools, parking• public transportation able Call 683 facie message. (091494) STILL Renting? NOrth Oshawa, NOn smoker. $625 inclusive and cable. References required. • shopping and transportation. Vaud. parking. $650 monthly ^ear by. Utilities included. $630. Cat t-800-794-2194. (092094) NYVY e2/Ahona Rd.. large two $75.000. Three bedroom, finished 427-0101. (091694) plus hydro. Available Oct. 1. Cap AJAX - Iwo bedroom cent bedroom basement apartrttent, 4 res room- workshop. hardwood floors, walkout to ONE large basement apartment. - WHY ARE YOU A 128-1397. (091 W) __ apartment, fridge, stove, and ova, pie. bath. laundry. parking. No pets/smokin References 9' Pap• ecednomxc gas treat. Tad dose to cite amenities. available RENTER AVAILABLE Lawrence, near utilities i^ckrded. Use of pod. $750 us d cable. Rsrererces. required. 509-9005. (091494) cost to own - $795monthly. intediately. $65 per moot in. eludes utilities. 666.0746 When with ON $500• y Morningside. large one bedroom basement rtment, private P finsvtast-'427-0287. (091694) _ - PICKERING - ground floor Phone (905) 723-5281 Peter Salo Rep- Guide ReytY' anytime. (091694) doe" payment you con entrance, air ion., wood stow. PICKERING �� exeCutiv'e (?aCirelor, private entrance. our- nished WMTBY one tpedrdOrn rgRh al H A R W O O D / B A Y L Y -two own a now, 3,4 bedroom hortte On lel Great axPPiaruces,)aundry.$650.part utilities. Days (416) 2221700 or One bedroom, Central air, 1 appliances, walk out to or unfurnished. immaculate, appliances. . Go. Ouist area, sat -in kitctnert. bedroom basernom ��n' $735 Per month plus ties. financingavaleble. evenings (905) 472-8187. garden. No pets. $850. inclusive. 831- utilities, parking. cable irnclp . Suitable for single parson. -rain Moor, $550 available Oct 1- Cyt 66L3t61 a 723.9340. utiitkes. Close t0 as amenities. 965.5234"4 (091694) 3504. (091694) fe"tale Preferred. 831-9469 or (092094) No �_ 420.1261. (01694) OSHAWA - two bedroom apart- BRAND new basement 291-0929. (091594) AJAX -Oxford Towers .spa. OSHAWA - small one bedroom AVAILABLE Oct. 1. - Aja:, ex - mems available at 900 8 888 Glen St. CLose to schools, a0a""+ent. Wsstnsy two bedroom basement eious ons, two and three basement apartment, private entrance. 4 apppanors, ecuhve apple, 4 bedroom, upper level. 5 all 3 baths, huge yard. shopp-n and 401. First/tast 9 Living room with gas freplaee dining room, ons bedroom enc apartment. bright. 4 pee. bath. walkout to backyard. laundry bedrooms. Oct, 1 and Nov 1 Ouiet building, cross to close dentparkior close to OC. klsy for student or ll. Clave to all amenities. $1100 . regw+ed ,;rags included. For r 728 4993. �^ concept leo Ua.. es, arwood. Avail- Shopping. 401. and Go. Pool. single person. 5450 monthly . 1/ 112 utilities. Cap Dennis Mongan. appo e sail ,�y cable. one mxn. to bus. $595 bus. ablfacie Oct -11 $ Plus apex. able . 1. sauna $699• $792 and $877 3 uhkues. Finwiasr Available Sept 1. Call 416-698-8735 Century 21 Briscoe, 905-42& 2121 a 905.666-4623. (090994) _y Credit crvjcl (905) 6192716 utilities. (905) 294.0760. 5) Cao 683-8571 until 700 p.m (092094) V OSHAWA/WHffBY/CLARINGTONWEEK,576' Fam' -22 par 579 38 ILLUSTRATION, cartooning, grapn-c design, advertising. Business or personal. Reasonable rafts. Also lessons avadaDle. Randy Timms. (goy) 728-7055. (TF) S tit B Driving Schoa 10 lessons $150 3 lessons & test $75 Free pick-up & drop off 287-3060 7 dayst t -K•AC EsLerEMCrrTpRICAL - notoo 'METER RELOCATION• speciaMns for Oshawa P.U.C. AN work inspected. licensed. guaranteed. Industrial, com- Morcial and residential. Can Kevin (905) 5794MM or Ken (905) 427-7412. (1)91694) GMDNER'S TOP"& SPRRNG SPECIAL ROTOTU.LJNG TREE REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS, PROPERTY MAINTENANCE FillEE E&TIMATE= CALL ROB Aim 6R"'S LNOXN e . Cagteat • Rslakiiing Walls • Garden Ilafaftitio t FREE E57rMTES MMerillr�C 1)IXIBr19r IepMt, to w-siofa and consiruclion. Fat and dew proiesslonal work WWI&%%. S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and 'or Of rerwvaions, repairs, adds iorls, Dynolaslite �S lnWbM " ir•ways. pups, wait"nun amrlla bops, mw gas kgiwo bare, dicks addaore. •».. a.wro .,., r.r y GuwwftW We s... c.••.r..q - Eflllaalse �� IWM uCaM� w -1012 Foisted bas ilmo in DPAV Extra bahoom 13wcticsl - ppl1rrl1l�btrt�p Tudl flonlrq - Coatsl� utak Cant 0:16),=73 w 1Jo0.72S1510 Attylilne IMBfM1B•MifB f4NIM� ! AI raOfxs ral�laea/11aWp mms i3 ?"s VAZ GENERAL CONM M3 NaffNNarIN Nr ,, Rods, t era * 1. Fladwood Room doers, Detdl3l Call Jtatia (90S) 683-5f818 -MISTER Cheap- Home Improvements. rec rooms. in- law apartments, additions, fences, decks, sic. Licensed for over 20 years. All work guaranteed. For FREE estimate. call Ernie. 905404-6170. (TF) ADVICE .s free, estrmatee are tree. From start to finish, any hart rnprovertrnt protect. Very competitive, licensed trade person. References available. Cal Bob. 721.2428. (091594) BIW(, block fireplaces, natural stone patios. concrete repairs. chimneys. Lowest prices around. Cal for 1rw estimates. 721-2044. (091691) BUDGET drywall installation. taping, textured ceilings, swivel oeings. ala RtcuWing, base- rttennl renovall". Satisfaction guaranteed. 623-7757. (092094) C a R Maintenance Systems - Ing or general ropai s. 0 4 needs repairing or replacing. call for free estimaaes. Visa accepted. MS) 668.3300 (TF) CARPET CLEANING i UPHOLSTERY BY OARRIN MURTON. Any 5 moms $79.99. Living, dining, hair $34.95. Sots, chair, loveseat, $64.95. All wakmanshp guaranteed serv- ing Durham Region for 10 years. Deep steam Cleaning. Cal for a free sawrin". (905) eek --e 90. (092094) RED Dog Construction - WW renovations - decks, inik rmcki ng desrpnwbudd liars and eabrrnete. drtkwwnya. Patine. DIu"Ibing and An wtakmarshp guaranteed electrical, brick and stone work. and irsrwed. Contac Gary 839 WLL- Ho"r Renovations Ltd. 20 years experience. All at 01it84. (TF) Basertwts, C -Panty. -tom reasonable rates. Call 263- cabinats, dryer ON. fkoring 8032. (110200y CLASSIC LANDSCAPE �s painting, fence and deck DESIGN - specialty gardens, corstualat. Wap- (goy) 725. SABER Contracting - all EUROPEAN tae speaalrst w k renovated your bathroom or Mchen ways as well as floor hies. 20 years experience. Good references, satisfaction guaranteed. For free estimates. D. Dykstra. 7254913. (091594) AAA cealivrg ladies will do the housework for you with experience. References and low rates. Call 668-2703 or 831- 3293. (092094) HONEST, reliable hardworking mature person will do housework by the day, rates $40-65. Good references. Phone after 6 p.m. 576-4367 anytime weekends. (091594) LISA'S Cleaning, excellent rates, juM give us a all and well make your house SHINE. Phone 432-7583. (091594) GAILLINDum S JII�A41111 SUMMER SPECIAL Three bedroom homes from $39.00. Four bedroom homes from $45. Free cleartir�Q with bookings of wee* or bit vs@W service. Enquire for dabls. Caring for your home with personalized and prOf9eSI0nTr service flit over a decade. (F* bonded and insured) 683-7515 Goss Ill, elhoes� tinea. Pian apt. etc QUALITY house cteaninp pyo pmaMhr by 2 ladies. 9 yeas 42i experience, excellent references, guaranteed satisfaction. Duties include hidge. stow insideiout rem washed, no mops used and AJAX �^e Systems - full many more. Very reasonable as 0 * Rte• and rates. Call 571-3864. (0911594) Orly specialists. the heated storage units. Now o9arrg free bones stirh move. Park and bad special. efarlig at so and up. Cal ler itbriratlon. 7250005 a 427-0005. (TF) MEN with large truck will do Pwoolo lDllr pa�0 i Wall Coll nbe - • 35 yrs. 01 • big or small abs • bee ext. • care1�011 • jab alitilclion • etrestu disc. 25% Bob (9051 M3508 cormwcta. AN types d mows. Call Carl or Jane. 427-2856. E PAW IIA91 ER (TF) fi/faI1191 A1p91o'9 IBC. MCMAL$10 Moving - houses. fianl0 Care, Same apartments. amiss. oppusrices as Sistine and piano specialists. Free wardrobe service, licensed, �• -inteirip"ing, ponds, decks, r«ainig waNsa, specialize it 5159. (092004) carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens, HARRY -0 -TME -MOVERS - insured. eetlmatee. Can •M �5j utlesip►ts orMy. Inb obligations to uy materials. Certified KC. Masorwy - brick, block and swims d ate types. Guaranteed DRYWALL, taping, boarding, bathrooms, home maintenance trove big or small. we price studs and T -bar °�^os• mar emergency service, furniture them all Free estiritame, serti�rs OUT$" Storage• so", ca V=.11 INTERIOR and exterior paintig hbrtictMwalist. (905) SM-7fs22 or (705) 320-1773Soo worlsmershp, No too big• no jobb smog . we do a �. For stucco, plaster repairs. For refinishing, quality work disoolkilL tllrort notice moves, s«� M coR�- guaranteed. 15 years pianos moved. Comparable, t►ylers, etc ONtawa, Tauftory Thornton area. 728-8141 and wall papering for good Pty � � �. � Jenne ftkkaski e. (001594) = . �- gl►Mt1:": !AriaM. C iti i! �2 YAOq -SIM! t /lit ra1M, W "RIM.0 (�! . _ etrsr1k10s (OeZOeq WN -063, (08168". ,It Painting. Decorating Erie Estimates Great Rates Professional Service HELP Me Rhonda's Interior Decorating, painting, wall Pape". curtains, furniture. im- Pecable work at low cost. Many references. Free estimate. Cal 404-0493. (092094) y. PPrromptt Sella. 4272753. MAGRCW4, dawn friends, ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birthdays, promotions, openings, fundlaikera Me& shows an fool Lettuce hap. 839.7057 or 728-111M. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing Rarpic for children's paries and an occasions. have my own mogt ian. Call Emis, 666.4902. kiOUrMyl:tion PkMtl� w No job loo wftel - Ft kew showers, basement WAMMoets, wN brs, f�C. Any mwvaWn or atltilion Wow: 427 , H9ale: 43>F255t . All) for Tale. �'=t'IEiDTiltNtbA1DYNrMi�� iMDTaJ16�'R'iµriifl4Mfiit •!•A 1545 • • These BACK Butgafow, Ajax. bed,00m basenhsrht 1/2 Widwd with firsdace• terur backyard, 2950 + utilities. Telephone 683- 3009. (091 %K) O6ifAWA East - newly painted very clean 3 bedroom semi + roe room. Available imrredietely. No pets please. Call 579-9187. (090984) TOWN d Oakwood - 3 bedroom bu'i ' dishes her A 175 acres plus 5000 ft. rW-fmM. $79.900. ALSO one acre lakefront distress sale, MONEY PROBLEMS? NEED A LOAN? ATTRACTIVE and wiling to tak south of Bancroft, asking NtlntltllPgrMtMtyMIeIMAe 1149.900. ALSO 14 acres, only .-.--237.50 $19,90011 (905) 42&6167. (TF) FIRS T GOOD $2,000 _..$50.00 ' $5,000 _._V26.00 ' IR BAD, $2,500 .»._$1 ezu TIME $10,000 _._$250.00. .. . f1AUBURTON Fall Bargain Cot- e � $15,000 _._$37500 bung . r -rn as tape surrounded by Crown Land. central air, garage, available/ ' 3 bedrooms, fireplace, fully diatel $900 + uriliti- • refurbished Kahlon I ak Imme y - Julia. 432-1905. (091694) MINUTES to Oshawa Shopping Centre, 4 bedrooms. two storey semi, excluding basement. 4 appliances, fenced yard, avail- able Nov. 1. $850 + 2/3 utilities. elle OSHAWA - female to share house with male. bedroom and silting room. share kitchen and bath. CLose to all amenities. $125 weekly. Must be working 1-900-451.3560 ext. 9047, $2.99 per minute. Must be 18 yews. Newcall Ltd.. 602-954- 7420. (091604) JESUS says can the blind lead the Wind? Does your minister wear glasses? The hireling is the hired minister, Micah 3:11, Isaiah 56:10-12, JOhn 10:11. J' Carrybeil 1.905-953-9475 now $99.000. Call Joyce. Dale WE ARE HERETO HELP YOU! (TF) Auston Beaky, "me (705) CALL NOW 266.4441. (09209x) OPEN House Sun. Sept. 11, a cozy 3 bedroom, finished basement. great location. 6.75% mortgage, carries $667 P.I. WINTERIZED road acces,sr (416) 225-5241 or (416) 225.4740 'Auctions • ' Auctions north of Buckhom an Gold Lake. Two hours from Oshawa. Please I - call 725.sD„ after 4 m IMPORTANT AUCTION NOTICE on Oehae or securW ■Nares• a ,xhars GF TgApE • COLLECTALES • B.EC t'"ISM - OAK li IMIOr�Afr/ FU MITM • Coo CTMOM f6S' 3w4M COWVrM • PMMM CUS I �0 AIT • COM COLLECT1011' JEWEUJ 1r' LAMPS PUBLIC AUCTION FRIM EVE. SEPT. 16TH AT 7:00 P.Y. M*VIEW 6:00 P.M.) HELD AT THE NOLIDAY INN OSHAWA 1011 BLOW ST. EAST (AT HAFiIOMn Ouantily of Fine Quality Grlware 8 Collectibles - e. Fitz 8 Floyd. Schmidt. Spned -Yamado-. Crystal. China, Pacelsn. Collector Plates. Signed Dolls. Kaiser Vases. -Dear- Fganes. Glassware. 'Sabana' Chinese Vases. Comports. Bowts. Giftware. Hand Made Lead Glass lamps n Tiffany, manner. Fi9ane lamps. OAK d MAHOGANY Wine Tables. Chippendale Style Chars, Tables. Omasronat Hal Tables, Pram Starld. Smokers Stand. Tea Cakxr l Console a Minor. Oak Cabinet. Quin Stand. China Cab VidOnan Chests. Accent nems sw Carved Wood Horses. Roosters. Dudes. Pits. Caws. etc. Signed Baseballs. Bab. speed 'Nolan Ryan'. S. Hui. R. Jadson. by Spats impressions. Par" a Chinese Rugs. Port. Radios. CO Wallman. Telephones. Answ Mach- a stereos. 386486 COMPUTERS. Prn o . ex Framed Mirrors. COIN COLLECTION where Sob. Nola. Old Sher Sob. Foregrn sets. Obs Penny Sob. Silver Dollars. Proof Dollars. 100 I.aAoa a Gents 10.14M Golf & Diamond Rigs Over 200 asst Limited Edition Pits by A.J. Casson. A.Y Jaclism, W CampbM, Branders. Townsend. Baseman. Romance J Rood Les Tat. 'ALL ART MUST BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE TO SATISFY SECURED INTERESTS" Unusual Collection of Hard Mace Care. Pel. Herby Davidson Bie. Hol Am Baton. i Buggaa Ran Ca. A MUST ATTEND SALE. ARRIVE EARLY LIMITED SEATING AVAILABLE Terms MC CASH Known Chas or* as per posted and arvwanced. no prwNns a surcna9es. Subject to scissor 8 delebons- P1�OFi_W0W AXMNM MIC, 416'296.1752 First/last and references- CoA or student. Call 723.8323. monthly. Rick Chomcy Sales (092094) p' • ' • • " 'A 16, 698-8735. (09209x) (091594) WHITBY - lovely 3 bedroom bungalow, main floor, modem kitchen. Private drive, washer, dryer irlckxfed. $875 per month . utilities. Cal (905) 6es-401e. (092094) NO down payment? Good credit? Good job? You can buy for the price of rent. while prices and rates are down. Call Doug or Brent. Community Financial, 668.6905. (TF) NORTH Oshawa - three bedrooms, fridge, stove, fenced in yard, available Oct. 1. $850 + utilities. Cal (905) 434-5308. (092004) COMMERCIAL Homs for rent. Bloof/Rilson area $650 . utilities. Cal 576.3072 or 432- 6903 after 690 p.m (091594) PICKERING West Shore, 3 bedroom bungalow. upper level. CAC, appliances, laundry facilities, many upgrades. parking. large deck. Badu onto school. Minutes IO 401 and Go. No pars. Available Now. 1. $900 . 1/2 utilities. Cal 905-420-3 180 a 9051714;5,'!8. (091694) OSHAWA - immaculate clean 3 bedrooms. two bathrooms. livnngroom, diningroom, famnlyroom, kitcheNwaikout. tenced yard. Oct. 15. $850. Firov last, utikis extra. 576-0017. OSHAWA - 4 bedroom, rec room, central vac, large yard. POOL 51100 monthly rem. Frsv last or option to buy. (905) 430- 6467 after 6 p.m. (092094) I ' Townhouses For Rent OKLAHOMA/EYER Dr. three bedroom end unit, 1 1.2 bans. appliances, finished basement, two car underground. interlock - ng patio. $1150 plus utilities. First/last. Available irrrsdio . (905) 420 -SM or (416) 967- 2546. (091604) CLEAN, spacious 3 bedroom end unit. Rc kenng Town horse. Recreation room, two appliances. CLose to all Mentis. $990 Pius hydro. Cal 905-723.6507. (082094) OSHAWA - spacious 3 bedroom townhouse row TaunLaVMary St. Walkout to patio. available Oct. 1. $7W monthly plus heat and hydro. Call 723-2857. (091894) S.AJAX - large Clean private fur- nished bedsiring room Cable, +edge. "Mawave. desk. share kitchen and bath. SIOWwm". 686.5834 after 8 p.m. () EXECUTIVE Home, Whitby - fumikted room, share kitchen, batt and Laundry. Parking. non Smoking female preferred. Stu- dents welcome. $350 mor". Cal 430-2296. (091504) ATTRACTIVE furnished rooms private cooking tacilkes, must that* bethrobm. Off Park Rd. N. or 401. Non ambler only. ideal to retired poison. UtieWWcabis Included. $75 par week. Cal 723-4568 after 5:30 p.m. (091994) AJAX- furnished room in adult home. Shared tociff es, clew to bus stop, non smoker. PFbns 686.4842.(091494) AJAX - fwnshed or unfundshed Own welloble in quiet horn•. AvaieWe Oct. 1. Cbw to ai amwuiss. On bus rale- Cal 427.7811. (091504) ROOM to wet in Acta hall in- ekldw bedroom prtwale slung room and parking. wit re mmm and laundry faoikiM tratmelt at front floor. close to Go and ahoppkg. Avalabb Oct 1. $450 �M►, no plea please- Cal (905) 6199803 bavo nrseape. (O91e") ALTONA RdAlhtppsfd, large %mr*dted room in dean quiet air adult horns for 1ltanae sordes a employed person. Parking, cable, bus. Share separate kitchen, bathrooms. $100 weekly. 509.2459 evenings. r+n PICKERING - non smoker to share opwicii with one oder him Arak6b . (905) 83141006. AJAX - female to share house, all facilities and Parking. Close to all amenities for Nov. 1. PAOWOrtas required. students welCOMS. $350 + 1/2 utilities. Days (416) 979-4002. (09 1594) PICKERING - looking for posi- five raring individual to share 3 bedroom townhouse with same. Available now. Close to Go and PTC. For details, call Ride, (905) 693-6719.(092094) COURTICE available Nov. t. Luxury 1725 sq.ft. condo, solarium, 2 bedrooms + loft, appliances. fireplace. ail con.. $1050 per month . utirtiss. Cal 432-7284. (092094) AJAX Lakefront cordo for rale, one bedroom, close to Go. MONA" from 401, apprwtc s itckuded. $750 plus. Available Oct. 1. Purse cel Roseanne. 905-883-0319 or Luigi (905) 832-1652. (091 SM) WHITBY - one bedroom condo, den. solanum, 4 appliances. air, recreation facilities, parking. Ross land/Garden. $640 nduskr•. Available Nov. 1. 416- 345.2029 or 905-683.9019. (91 r-") Garage • Storage Space OPEN Stora;• - boats, cars. trailers, etc. From $15r'mpfxhly. Wilds Sales, can 655-8010. (092794) BALSAM lake, year round rental, 2 bedroom, finished cottage. $425 per month . hydro. PAkmr-C" r quhed. No pets. call 905-666-8441. (092094) FLORILPA - Maderla Beach, 1500 sq.tt. luxury gull front condo, 6 appliacnes, 2.1 bedrooms. two baths, all aee•ssor.es. heated pool, pcuzln screened sunporch. top floor. wigetily/ nor If 723.6069. (092594) GORGEOUS three bedroom condo. dose to famous Clear Water Beach. pod, jacuzzi, BBO. private yard. available now -Dec. For information and to view phots, 6I6ge46 a 579- 3798. (TF) CLEARWATER - fully furnished mobile homes. clubhouse, healed Poole. hot tubs, teens• jNta 20 minuM b btiectls. NFL Hodley, Blue Jay baseload, dog and horse tracks. Children wnuolrort1e.683-5503 (102094) Rep. Relax Rouge, 9D5-428- 6533.(091594) WHITBY detached on a 120' lot, only $104,900. Large living room. woodstwe, two to fenced yard. With 5% down, carries for $890 per month including taxes. Call Ted Houghton. ReMax Summit. 668-3800. (091594) PRICED TO SELL - Northwest Oshawa, three bedroom, 1 1/2 baths, air, 2 appliances. 202 Sagebrush St. $139.900. Call 434.2652. (091554) LITTLE or not downpay, w - DixieAhwy Q. Detached. Bride. 3+1 bedroom. Walkout base- mMnt apartment. 6 appliances. Fireplace. Central air con. Double garage. Harry (416) 283- 7393 or Jennifer (416) 283- 6570.(091894) PRIVATE Sale - 3 bedroom cen- tury home on large lot in quiet village of Hampton. Large deck. patio. No agents please. Open House Sas. and SUn. Sept. 17 and 18, 2-4 p.m. %W Scugog St. For appointment to view, 1- 900.637-5744. (0916942) OSHAWA - 4 bedroom backspiit, $156.900. Air, rrepiace in lin mon , family room with gas fireplace and walkout, lull basement with finished recreation room. 1 1/2 baths, carport, close to am of . 4360446. (091584) FOR Sale. Private - 299 Hqh- land Ave., $129,900. 3 bedroom - brick bungalow, recent rano. large private yard, air conditioning, finished roc morn. 4 appliances. $10.500 iltortte home, if so desired. For appointment. call Angelo. 576- "27. evenings. (0912094) SOUTH Ajax - Lakeview ex- clusive nonghbourhood. 4 bedrooms, 3 12 baft. proles- sionaly finshed basement. sat- in krtchon w/walkout, now rarpot, central everything. Searcy. intercom, sat0l" TV. Cal 6867848 for appointment. (092094) BEAUTIFUL 5 level i: it. 3+2 bedroom. man floor family room, kitchen, dining room, open concept. central ail and vac, double car garage with electric door opener. Inground pod. Spotlessly clean. Close to al amenaies. Great area. Asking S178.ODO. 432 1863. (TF) WANTED - private detached handyman special in Oshawa_ $5475K range. 579.4366 leave message please. (092094) WHITBY - 3 bedroom row W-xo, private MMnI yard. antral at. whirlpool tub. Partial- ly finished basement, nicely decorated. asking $134.500. No agents please. Call 905-666- 0805 (091504) HOUSE for sail on Toemi` e. e Two storey, 4 bedrooms, Buick, ' role kltbllsn, naw flocs:, fisc bas&MW, new furMOOD. nw PICKERING Tridel -two everything. To view exterior, pprivate sign on la , 251 bedroom, 2 bath, solarium, Townline Rd. N. Asking balcony. 11W sq.fL, parking, $114.500 Cog bushes" hours great facilities. 831-0153. 5764183 or 671-0181. (081504) (081494) BEST value for your do9w. Alhaboom Fowl, 3 In 11 111 is gorgeous oak kitchen, new L. dri ole . air, 1 V2 bats. pts we room nth woo&M wek 5 SECLUDED vmoded tracer let, i�llioncoe. Prime location. do" to Oshawa Tall pkmw 501M). By center • 7254M tally beach. �h9• year rowel access road. $3500 full price. UNBELIEVABLE home. psMM Cal Charles, (905) 886.0006. sale. OPEN HOUSE. Sal. and (101194) Sun 2WO sq.IL a1 brick Too many upgrades to list. / $189,900. Ajax. 886-7360. ' AMAX - $137,900. Detached 2+1 beduoorR spacious foyer. set-in A 125 acs plus 2000 lie river kllchen, wakM to 16x14' dock. eget of Madoc. Only $74.900. finished basement with 'AdAb Crown bndP A 1.5 acs fireplace, new gas furnace. tier from only $16.900. A 2 ase Ciao to 401 and school (805) lakefront financing too only 427.0417. OPEN HOUSE SNU U•9W• Cal Shady, 4266167. Sun. 11.3 p.m. 8 Ontario St. (0916") PRIVATE Sale - Brock/Major / Oohs. 4 bodrooan. 3 1/2 baths, walkout finished basement. in- law potential. $175,900. Owner wI hold Iket ffartgape. Call 1- RED Setter Reson on Trent 8008374744. (091504) River, 4 kms, eget d VBege of CUSTOM Icons on 100 h. IOL 3 Tom. and camps . bedr ,cnr, Wakout from hntlly Lampe alter. fishing. MA-"bV, women and Mldhen to"dock recreation hall, store. and pod. Mature from and Reasonable rates. Call (705) proNssiaelly Iand�PM let, 776-3096 OR (905) 4360807. soing $178,99. cal 5764$612. (101194) AFFORDABLE - Lake Ontario - Picturesque trailer sites near Trenton. Fully serviced, mature trees, sheltered docking, waterfront available. from $9900 terms available. 416-757.4944. (091694) RESERVE your new 1995 seasonal site at Camp Baroovan. located on Welters Bay, t W east d Oshawa Full hookups, store. boat launch, pod. laundry and more. $200. Deposit will hold your site. No winter storage charged. (613) 475-1355 (101194) MONEY Problems) Loans, debt consolidations, credit arrangemerns, personal budQot planning, credit repair. FREE CONSULTATIONS. Ontario Credit Counsellors (Oshawa- Iuromo).433-1425. (TF) OBTAINING a loan is not guaranteed. Some companies charge upfront fes, others do not. n s suggested that you n- vestgal• thoroughly before sv-v any contracts. (TF) BORROW 610.000 pay as fans as $110 per month o.a-c. Cal Jerry, 666.7200 Free consultations. Anubs invest- . M. Ltd. (TF) ARE you havrg trouble go" a mortgage? b your bank giving you ruiri-a- out 7 Do you needta second mortgage? W can help, call today. 666-6805. Community Financial Servos. 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