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Home My WebLink AboutNA1994_09_18r Alpf�fKLtire!>fe.i� CAMSUfty ChO VtlriwirliR •A�y1� ' ', � lrMriXsy�/�ilMYws•.yMr3osrne I (905) 683-3210 News*r OMs1DmVardiYs� cWm hh4w#A '0int►trinnAnrtK)7ltwih ' '- KARATE. Advertiser Sunday, Sept. 18, 1994 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 40,000 Vol. 113 No. 38 ♦HEALTH Grade 7 kidsget hepatitis B shots DURHAM — The local health department is launching a new immunization program aimed at preventing the spread of hepatitis B among young adults. Funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health, the program will target a about 6,000 Grade 7 students in both the public and separate school boards here, says Marion Megesi, the Durham Region Health Department's head nurse. Grade 7 students are being targeted to ensure they're protected well before a high-risk ne- "We're seeing, world-wide, more cases of hepatitis B in the early adult age group," she says. Hepatitis B. the world's leading cause of liver cancer, can be spread through the sharing of Saw SHOTS. -Page 9 Inside VCRIME M issing man's neighbors in state of shock 0 Pickering heart attack victim linked to gun shop slaying may have been abducted By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Neighbors of a Moorelands ('res. man who went missing Wednesday morning are shocked his disappearance has been connected to a murder and robbery at a fishing and hunting store in Oshawa that afternoon. Kenneth Thomas, SS, was last seen around 10:20 a.m. at the Hub Plaza at Liverpool Rd and Hwy. 2, Durham Regional Police revealed Friday. He was reported missing by his family around 10:30 p.m., about five hours after two masked - gunmen killed Roger Pardy, 43, owner of Gagnon Sports on Simcoe St. S. The two men also shot and wounded three other people, including an employee and two customers, before breaking a showcase and-�--�=— making off with several handguns. Mr. Thomas's 1989 maroon Chevrolet Caprice was found Thursday afternoon in the back lot of the Villa Dorma apartment complex on Bloor SL in Oshawa, not far from the massacre scene. The car had been backed into a visitor parking sport behind the building. After an initial examination the vehicle was taken to the Ontario Provincial Police facility in Tomato for forensic testing. Durham police say Mr. Thomas's car was used by the two men during the holdup and murder. See MISSING...Page 7 eau a Iw am tows E&torlal ............................6 Name Dropping ............... l l _ Sports .............................19 Classified ........................27 p mm* Nn" General 683-5110 =. Fax 683-7363 _ Sincerely Yours r 1-416-976-1991 lnfoSource 683-7040 The Naevus AdvesthM ' seem"* uses zecyacl" �: � ' -� , tttewsPttidt 93t + 7e GST = $1 VCRIME M issing man's neighbors in state of shock 0 Pickering heart attack victim linked to gun shop slaying may have been abducted By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Neighbors of a Moorelands ('res. man who went missing Wednesday morning are shocked his disappearance has been connected to a murder and robbery at a fishing and hunting store in Oshawa that afternoon. Kenneth Thomas, SS, was last seen around 10:20 a.m. at the Hub Plaza at Liverpool Rd and Hwy. 2, Durham Regional Police revealed Friday. He was reported missing by his family around 10:30 p.m., about five hours after two masked - gunmen killed Roger Pardy, 43, owner of Gagnon Sports on Simcoe St. S. The two men also shot and wounded three other people, including an employee and two customers, before breaking a showcase and-�--�=— making off with several handguns. Mr. Thomas's 1989 maroon Chevrolet Caprice was found Thursday afternoon in the back lot of the Villa Dorma apartment complex on Bloor SL in Oshawa, not far from the massacre scene. The car had been backed into a visitor parking sport behind the building. After an initial examination the vehicle was taken to the Ontario Provincial Police facility in Tomato for forensic testing. Durham police say Mr. Thomas's car was used by the two men during the holdup and murder. See MISSING...Page 7 eau a rAGN 2-7Bs NMO ApVIIIXF tt SUNDAY, SKFry 1161"s Mandatorytuffingof violent kids not in schoolspolicy- By SAL BOMMARITO equipment. policy will be circulated to parent police and social service agencies board some time before STAFF REPORTER The school board's draft groups, students, educators, for input prior to approval by the November's municipal election. DURHAM — The Durham Board of Education will unveil its blueprint for a safe schools policy some time next month, officials , say. But according to board chair Patricia Bowman, the policy won't contain mandatory suspensions for students involved in violent incidents. "We will continue to treat each case on a case-by-case basis. It's not a cookie -cutter princ-iple we're adopting," she says. Patricia Some Metro Bowman Toronto area school boards, `Dur goal is including the York Region education. Board of We're Education, have opted for a dealing with mandatory 20- violence day suspension for students within the involved in context of v i o t e n t incidents. community That's the issuesmaximum Schools allowed allowed under don't teach the Education Act. violence.' The average length of am suspension for Durhastudents involved in violent incidents is two to five days, school board officials say. However, Miss Bowman agrees a mandatory suspension policy would take the responsibility for disciplining students away from those who have traditionally held it — principals and vice -principals. Durham school board officials are also skeptical that a mandatory suspension policy would act as a deterrent to students contemplating violent acts. "Our goal is education,- says Miss Bowman. "We're dealing with violence within the context of community issues. Schools don't teach violence." Administrative officer Sally McIlveen. who chairs the board's security and safety committee, says the Durham board is aiming for a comprehensive safelschools Py. Some steps have already been taken by the board to ensure schools are safe for students and staff, including a new incident reporting system and peer mediation programs. And, anti- violence programs are being introduced in schools. Security has also been improved at high schools by supplying principals with two- way radios. 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Whitby councillor Marcel Brunelle said, "Nothing has enraged people more than (reduced train service). Quite frankly, this is the dumbest thing done. Great harm has been done taking people out of mass transit" Until Hwy. 401 is expanded through Durham, commuters need an easy way to get into Toronto, Oshawa councillor Linda Dionne said. "As long as Durham is so limited with road Pickering. Gary access to Toronto, we must have effective full - GO train service to Oshawa is set to start Herrema service train access into Toronto," she said. Jan. 9 of next year and that would be the Mr. Herrema, a member of the board "ideal time" to restore full service east of Pickering, overseeing GO Transit, said regions west of Toronto regional chairman Gary Herrema said in an interview. will also be requesting resumption of full train service. onors r ----------P•----------------- INTERPROVINCIAL AUTO GLASS Your Vehicle Your Choice Us" An 1 To us I1 I0 DEDUCTIBLE I CASH BACK 1SAT & EVENING 15 IAA Member 1 THE NEWS ADVERMER SUNDAY, Swrzmsm 14 19pe•rMc1r9 m & twff _ v. PIi NU IMPU 1011A1 WAM i ar.,.�..,t..... CREME= SER1iM& irra.a-o�.r -THE MIR"M m" imiadM. BurW or Creiiiadw Smniesa • Transportatan of the Deceased ' Famiy Consultation • Documentation • ARnimal Cremation or Burial Container BROCK ROAD CHAPEL, ENOUWAEs PLEASE CALL 1057 Brock Road Pud sotto of 41111 PICKERING (SW U645M Fax your Billboard items to 683-7363. 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FRw.Cq'str 'Rt.. *'?';• .. - �` rs yi1;y,�+tRTa� w �� 4 PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVE UMM SUNDAY, SZPrRRUU 18,1"S ♦CRIME AJAX-PICKERING — The 19 when a judge will hear mother of missing Pickering arguments from both prosecution teenager Julie Anne Stanton is and defence attorneys on pretrial "hopeful" the murder trial of the motions. man accused in her daughter's "They hopefully will get going death will begin next month. on the case after Thanksgiving," "It's been a long, says Crown Attorney drawn out two years," Waiting for the John Scott. says Patricia Stanton. Mr. Scott It was two years trial `is just anticipates jury ago, following a frustrating. We selection could take a preliminary hearing, few weeks, with the that a judge ruled there grin and bear it. actual trial was enough evidence We look forward commencing in late for Peter John Stark of to having it end.' October or early Stoney Creek to be November. tried for first-degree Patricia Meanwhile, Mrs. murder, even though Stanton Stanton says the family Julie's body was never is making the best of found after she went the situation. missing from near her Maury Cres. She says the delay in court home Easter Monday, April 16, proceedings "is no one's fault. It's 1990. just frustrating. We grin and bear Mr. Stark appears in Whitby it. We look forward to having it court at 10 a.m. on Monday. Sept. end." �J KpppTE NOW TAKING REGISTRATION IN PICKERING NOM£ of 77/E I CAn0 IUD' STUDFMFDtlCA770NAL F1 AVM COMIAJVT COMM *" Supeffbts w 4-5 yrs. 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ONTARIO MOTOR SALES LIMITED CHEVROLET GEO OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 140 Bond West Oshawa Auction Info 725.6501 � 6 X 1TAX•PICKERING """Police believe a "car 30 -year-old Ajax mart;'escaped a+itbout injury, police involved in a hit and tun in Ajax tray. have been stole[ say. :.from thePickering'Town Centre parking .,.:, _ lot.: ....:. >..; 1'btice say someone reported the Impala stolen the Regional Police are searching fora male day of the avcident The owner of the vehicle says he who ran from the scene of a two -car accident at the left the car unlocked, with the keys inside, at the intersection: of Harwood Ave. and Bayly St,; Pickering Town Centre around 5:30 p.m. Monday. ..around 12:20 pin. Tuesday. It was to be picked up by a friend, who was The accident occurred when an eastbound to do some mechanical work on it. But the car :1988 Ford Mustang collided with a westbound was never picked up by the friend and when the :1985 Chevrolet Impala on Bayly. man returned to the mall the next day the :::.The driver of the Impala ran from the scene vehicle was gone. after telling the driver of the other vehicle he was Police are looking for a white male, 5'10" to going to use the telephone, police report. 511", 160 pounds, with long brown hair. He was Napping dog dognapped in car theft returned to `ecstatic' owner O Mutt `won't go in the car any more' PICKERING — A Pickering woman whose dog was stolen during a car theft last Saturday was reunited with her lost pet Wednesday. The 10 -year-old Hungarian Puli, named Brandy, was turned into Durham Regional Police at 25 Division in Pickering by Frenchman's Bay area resident Perry Poirier. Mr. Poirier had hewd that the dog's owner. Pickering resident Victoria Felix, 60, and her daughter Andrea Bouwmeister, had been searching for the dog near Frenchman's Bay after the animal was spotted by a postal carrier. Mrs. Felix "was ecstatic" after finding out her pet had been found, Mrs. Bouwmeister says. "She had got her baby back. She was devastated when the dog was taken" Mrs. Felix offered to give Mr. Poirier a reward, but he wouldn't accept it, Mrs. Bouwmeister reports. "We just wanted to say thank you to him for finding our dog," she says. Mrs. Bouwmeister recalls Brandy was sleeping in the back seat of her mother's Dodge Shadow, which was parked outside the Pickering Town Centre last Saturday afternoon. When Mrs. Felix returned to her vehicle around 5 pm. after doing some shopping, she discovered her car had been stolen. The vehicle was found in Bowmanville the next day, but the dog was still missing. The two women conducted a search for the pet on Monday and Tuesday, but to no avail. The owner had practically given up when the dog was turned in to police. Mrs. Bouwmeister says Brandy came through the ordeal with barely a scratch. "She's limping a little bit and sleeping a lot. But she won't go in the car any ,More.",t t t The driver of wearing a dark T-shirt, dark sweatshirt and dark the Mustang, a baseball cap. J Has moved from Radford Dr. GRAND OPENING Saturday 24th September, 1994 Opening Ceremony at 1:00 p.m. with the Ajax Mayor, Jim Witty 10% off on opening day only We now have a greater selection and a larger location to serve you better with, Gift Baskets, Dried Flowers, Wreaths, Victorian Crafts, Antiques, an extensive Gift Line, Porcelain Dolls, Collector Teddies, Gourmet Foods, Craft Supplies aid the widest selection of gift ideas in Durham. * FREE flower for each customer * FREE "make it and take it" * Door prizes! * Craft classes for adults & kids 250-252 Bayly St. W. 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Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Advertising Manager Alvin Brouwer Retail Sales Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5. 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. 1 yr. $70 son now ■■■ ■ General 683-5110 Newsroom 683-5110 Distribution 683-5117 Classified 683-5110 (Nightline - 798-7672) FAX 683-7363 Sincerely Yours 1-416-976-1991 InfaSourre 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, typed, double spaced. The News Advertiser regularly uses Irecyded`riews�ttint " Ll 5ffita.;.�=:cif tItttK; tet» nospice deserves support The push to establish an AIDS hospice in Durham has been going on for some time and needs support if the campaign is to gain momentum. James House organizers have been struggling to raise money through small events in the hope of establishing a local facility for people suffering from the disease. The campaign is heating up now with the support of the Durham Non -Profit Housing Corporation and a funding proposal put before the Durham Region District Health Council. James House needs health council funding before it can turn to jobsOntario for additional money. AIDS, without doubt, is the black plague of our lifetime. It's having a devastating impact on Canadians of all walks of life and we in Durham have not escaped its death grip. Health care itself has become a heavy burden to bear, the cash -devouring beast is under the microscope while politicians, bureaucrats, medical professionals and residents neck sclutions to spiralling costs and shrinking services. The health council's allocated funding for local organizations won't stretch far enough to cover all requests, according to Michael Noonan, general manager for Durham Non -Profit Housing. It's time for the community to turn its attention to the need for an AIDS hospice here. James House, a tion -profit support group for HIV-positive people and their families, founded last year, is deserving. Casey House in Toronto opened with fanfare and lots of media attention, and has been a source of comfort for many AIDS sufferers. According to its executive director, Susan Mullin, corporate leaders are becoming more willing to support the hospice, which also receives S2.8 million annually in funding from the provincial ministry of health. It's time to help make our own AIDS hospice a reality. It's time to bring back the deathi)enaltvTo the editor, So, Dan McTeague seems to think we need more gun control does be? I wonder if he has a thought or two on the shooting and killing in Oshawa Does he think or actually believe that gun control could have prevented this murderous rampage? Do you think these guys all had gun permits? Do you just wonder if they used guns that were registered to themselves? Did they go out to a local gun shop somewhere to buy a box of ammunition that they used? I just happen to be one of those who think M. When criminals use guns in the commission From the editor's desk seeo-e MoVe0of of a crime, they use weapons that they have not a deterrent f order bought from some other criminal on the black market. Enough of this talk about gun control. It's about time and long overdue that our laws are changed so that anyone and everyone who uses a gun or a weapon in the commission of a crime is given 25 years automatically in a high - security penitentiary with absolutely no chance of parole. Those who are convicted of murder in these cases, accidental or planned, should face the death penalty. The tune has come for our MPs to hold a free vote in parliament and bring back capital punishment. The debate that the death penalty is a m matters not But what it could do is assure us that these criminals will never be out walking amongst us to commit murder again. It could just be you or I that will be the casualty next time. I personally don't want to chance the odds of that ever happening to me regardless of bow remote those chances may be. After all, the odds of someone winning the lottery are great, but there are winners. It's time for Canadians to let our elected officials know what we, the people, the ones who have elected them demand that they follow our wants and concerns. C'mon. Make us better You may notice these words are wrapped around an unfamiliar face in your Sunday edition of the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser. No matter, before long I hope you will come to know me a little better, either through issues in this newspaper, functions you may be kind enough to invite me to, or my visits to your service club or Community group. Because that's what your community newspaper is all about: sharing a voice in our little corner of the world. As you may be aware, the News Advertiser has a rich and deeply -rooted history in Ajax and Pickering. And though the newspaper has changed with the times, its fundamental goal has remained — to provide a forum for readers and advertisers, to provoke thought and discussion in our communities, to bring attention to what's wrong, to acknowledge what's right. The people behind the News Advertiser, the people who I've had the good fortune to join forces with, are largely responsible for the newspaper's success. But so too are the people (like you) who recognize its strength as that loud, clear voice in the community. It +u.::. • . .. `.r,. . a.. W Wb..'.... t �tn�evwae a+�r..+.u•':-,..-... For it is you who continues to challenge us to do more, to do better. Because of that, you'll see the news pages of the News Advertiser continue to evolve in the coming weeks and months. You'll see more reader contests. more features and more stories. I encourage you to continue exchanging ideas and Opinions. through letters to the editor, phone calls to our newsroom staff, or by dropping into our office. As your voice in the community, we'll do our best to give you a continued foram to share your message. And these times we live in provide fertile ground for that exchange. A municipal election looms, as does the spectre of Quebec separation and a reshaping of the Canadian landscape. Ajax and Pickering are emerging aggressively and positively into a new economic cycle (just look around at the current goings-on in your neighborhood), and the diversity of our communities continues to grow. If you've got a beef, or know an athlete who deserves our attention, or just want to pat someone on the back, let us know. That's what we're here for. And we can turn that voice in the comn%unity into a chorus. _t - - Missing man not believed a suspect FROM PAGE 1 Police are treating Mr. Thomas as a missing person, not a suspect in the crime, according to Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie. Lloyd Oatway, 46, who's lived next door to Mr. Thomas and his family for the better part of eight years, believes there's no way his neighbor had anything to do with the bloodbath. "He'd never commit a crime. He's a family man. I can't think that he would have anything to do with that" Mr. Thomas, a retired carpenter, suffered a heart attack about a year ago, Mr. Oatway - reports "He had just recovered from a heart attack last summer. He had asked me about taking up golfing." Mr. Oatway describes the missing man as the type of neighbor "who would do anything for you. I lost a shutter off my house during a windstorm and he just put it back up without even saying anything. "He was quite helpful. He never hesitated to help his neighbors. This is really shocking. It's really sad. I can't imagine what the family is going through.- Mr. hrough"Mr. Oatway says the incident at the gun shop and Mr. Thomas's possible abduction have reinforced his belief in the reinstatement of the death penalty as a deterrent to criminals. "I'm a firm believer in capital punishment." he says. Other neighbors describe Mr. Thomas, who lived with his wife and teenage daughter on the peaceful, middle-class residential street as a "quite man". One neighbor, who refused to identify himself, says the incident has left people in the area shaken. "It's definitely scary. It's certainly going to be more scary when we find out where he was abducted from and if be was taken from the neighborhood.- I'm eighborhood"I'm totally amazed with what's happened," says another neighbor who also declined to give his name. "I never spoke with him apart from saying 'hi'." Area residents believe their neighborhood is still safe despite the incident involving Mr. Thomas. CORRECTION Wrong address reported R rou M —TLE r** News Advertiser incorrectly repmed the address of a Pickering man missing since wednesday'S Oshawa gun state massacre, which may have chimed hot as a victim. Kenneth Thomas, SS, is a resident of 1088 Moorelands (`,tea., not 2293 Vf*h od Ates. as was rqued. - M car was bekeved used as the moray vehicle in a botched robbery in which two masked gunmen killed the owner of Gapm an' mju d SL S. d Mr. Thomas is not considered a suspect by police. TLE News Advertiser regrets the error and any inconvenience it may have caused the people uving at the Wildwood Cres. address. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SE" MDER 14 1"4 -PAGE 7 • .-- W t9 �� You NdW.. _*7Mn You #AW W child Iw #AL TRX7Uta1Lf t0I N#^ R sR 60, MrAlk'MONK Wmn ftIs �p TRY US NWI e+.. J MIM AYE (tlp *o ; d lint 2 i IirAtosd►4Z66is! 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Second and third clinics will be held one month and six months after the first clinic. All three shots are required in order for the vaccine to be effective, health officials say. The health department has a hotline for people who may have questions or concerns about the disease. Call 686-2740, ext. 2166 or (905) 723-8521. Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser & khamM.�fts 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 gee is $20 per team and guarantees you two S mass. Prizes for top teams in champiotnship and consolation rounds. lh+ooeeds to ag BnAhen Team captains r ptw at the News Advertiser effIce, 130 QmMmercial Ave. Deadline for entries is Friday, Sept. 239 k 1994. Regstration and traivetr farms vM be Inovided. Fat 1t1m nwoao►'1>totx. eourwr on= Housrolr, 683-5110 RULES OFY.. 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The police will also open up their community room to the youths so the cops and the kids can discuss solutions to the problem at the plaza. By SAL BOMMARITO STAFF REPORTER AJAX — Police will employ a little diplomacy to try to diffuse an ongoing dispute between a group of youths and some merchants at Clover Ridge Plaza here. Durham Regional Police say the plaza, at the corner of Westney Rd. S. and Harwood Ave. S., is used as a hangout by many youths, prompting complaints to police from the merchants that customers are being scared off. "This is a problem in plazas over the place," says Insp. Joh Hamilton of 24 Division in Ajax. "People feel intimidated by a large group of youths hanging out there. It's a very real concern that the merchants have." The problem refuses to go away despite attempts by police to clea Sept. 25 fashion show Waterfront helps teenage families DURHAM — Rose of Durham, a non-profit support group for teenage families, is holding a fund- raising fashion show Sunday. Sept. 25 at Heydenshore Pavilion in Whitby. The show, entitled On the Waterfront. features fashions presented by Barre Couture. Whitby. There'll be light refreshments and door prizes. Tickets are S20 and must be purchased in advance at Barre Couture, 122 Brock; St. N., Whitby, (6669368). or Rose of Durbarrt, 221 King St. E.. Oshawa (432-3622). up the area. Rather than aggravate an already tile situation, police are attempting i solve the problem by talking it gut with the youths, says Insp. Hamilton. "Aggravating the situation or moving the problem to another location is not the answer. What we're saying to hese young people is `Come on 5n f boQ t fit P 34 N 7T9V' Y A 101` 114 "T9171 A P A, ; i TIZZ NZWS ADVQTl3Q SUNDAY, 89 Tl18 M 141l►O&PNCE U A li a ......se:1Vliller ..c. ..... eieD......t. .. eiebte golden anniversary I Name j Dr"Fn9 I , Hello and welcome back to Name Dropping, the column that fears evil monsters (Canadian version) will be unleashed across this great land with the election of the Parti Quibicois. That's right — constitutional experts. Be prepared to have these droning beasts invade your home through the TV for most of the next year. Until the invasion begins, let's drop some names._ "September is a golden month for Ruth and Russell Miller of Rougemount Dr. in Pickering, as they celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Their family is hosting an open house on Sunday, Sept. 25, from 1 to 4 p.m., at the Box Grove Community Centre, 7651 Ninth Line, Markham. Much love from Shirley, Dave, Kathryn, Jodi, David, Kevin, Samantha, Jeffrey, Dorothy, Terry, Stephanie and Michael." The Millen marked their anniversary on Sept. 16... .» The bundle of joy in the Sherwin home turned two years old on Sept. 16. Wishing Michelle a happy birthday, with lots of love, hugs and kisses, were Daddy, Michelle Sherwin A message for Lady Diana from her family, friends, Steve and Donna — "Ha, ha, ha! Happy birthday." Diana McCullough turned 37 on Sept. 4... Lady Diana McCullough The couple will reside in Pickering... A couple of best friends, who are always together monkeying around, will tum four years old this week. Camerin Wright celebrates on Sept. 19 and Jesse Urry on Sept. 22. "We love you guys," says Camerin's Mommy, Daddy and little brother and friend Justin 4 Camerin Wright and Jesse Urry Sept. 18 is a special day for Coral Macneall because she's celebrating her 80th birthday. Wishing her all the best and hopes for many more are grandchildren Wayne and Lisa, Lori, Lisa and J.J., and children Fred. Art and Darlene, and Joan. A party is planned with family and friends_ Coral Macneall The little beauty in the Onofreychuk home will celebrate her first birthday on Sept. 19. Wishing Tara much love and happiness are Mommy and Daddy. To mark the occasion, Tara will party with family and close friends... 6" Krystal Scott celebrates her 12th birthday on Sept. 19 and several people have greetings for her. "Grams says happy birthday pussycat, love from Nikki, 10-4 on that number 12 from Uncle Anthony, licks from Binky, a cheer from Rachel and a big I love you to a great daughter from Mom...... Ambu, Melissa Phillips, Melissa Siddall, Lori Van Langen, Jessica Clark, Sangeeta Patel and Stephanie Chee. "A grand howl for these girls from Rainbow Ow:.' ... Kyle McQu se ton marked his 10th birthday riding a wave. lie celebrated the big day on Sept. 17 with a party at the indoor wave pooi in Richmond Hill. Birthday greetings came from brother Darren, Mom, Dad and all his friends and family, including his Saskatoon cousins. "You are very special to us Kyle and we leve you," his family says... Krystal ScoC Jennifer Garnett and Michael Oliver will always remember Sept. 2, because that's the day Michael proposed. Love and best wishes come from Mom and Dad O, Mom and Dad G, Alexandra and Steven. Sue and Dave, Michael, Richard, Scott, Ken and Leigh- anne. Brad and Char. jr._' Julie and Jeff Kyle McQueston Lordy, lordy, look who's .10. It's Paula Thompson who reached the milestone on Sept. 9. Wishing Paula a happy birthday -x:t� •:e werc her far-uIv and fnen,: Jennifer Gamest and Michael Oliver Nine young ladies are going from brown to blue and they're pretty darn proud. The third -year girls with the 1st Pickering Village Brownie Pack have completed the Golden Hand Badge, so they'll 'fly - up' to Girl Guides. Making the move are Jeannine Palmer, Jennifer Dewhurst, Ashica .» Sept. 14 was a milestone day for long-time Ajax resident Anne Buchowski, who celebrated her 75th birthday. Husband William wished her the best and hopes for many more. Also sending along birthday greetings were her family, including five grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The Bucbowskis have lived in Ajax for 30 years... B 1 12 ,r .» "Sept. 17 was a very special day for Shaun McGahon, as he turned nine. Happy birthday bud, love from Dad, Mom and Amanda."... "Sean Mor'itttter celebrated his second birthday on Sept. 15. Wishing our little than a happy birthday are his proud parents Marlene McKenna and Norm Mortimer."... Seen Mortimer Paula Thompson and mother Gleruta Sylvia and John Coomber of England came a long way to celebrate their 371h anniversary. The couple mark the occasion on Sept. 21 while visiting with Mike and Jenny Harbert of Ajax. The Coombers arrived on Sept. 7 and leave Sept. 22. Love and best wishes come from the Harberts... That brings us to the end of another edition of Name Dropping. if you have an item you want mentioned, call as at 683-5110, fax 683-7363 or write to 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2115. The deadline for submissions is 11 a.m. the Tuesday before publication. We're not responsible for lost or damaged photographs. Name Dropping is no longer running birth aaaouaoements. If you have a birth to announce, call the clnwifwd advertising department at 683.5110. Shaun McGahon 0" Oct. 1 is going to be a big day for Caroline Snell and Roy Cbristensm because they'll marry in Bracebridge. Caroline is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Douoas Snell of Scarborough and Roy is the son of Bente and the late Orta Stensen of i' atm ing �?iilisge. , t st Pkke*v Mage Brownies who have nloved up to Girl Guides. PAGE MTHE NEW ADVERTLSER SUNDAY, SERTE1 n 1R Oft Cancer survivor continues right O Young Michelle Stifrett Terry Fox Run team member By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER AJAX — The battle against cancer appears over for 12 -year- old Michelle Stirrett. Her struggle with cancer may be through, but the fight against the dreaded disease continues. And, Michelle will do her part as she'll be Ajax's Terry's Team Member when the 14th edition of the Terry Fox Run for cancer research takes to the streets of the town Sunday. It's been four years since a growth on her kidney which swelled to the size of a football was diagnosed as Wilm's Tumor by doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. After countless months of chemotherapy and radiation therapy, 10 surgeries and two relapses, Michelle has been free of the cancer for the past two years. "It's been two years since her last (radiation) treatment and three years since her last relapse," explains her mother Linda Stirrett. "After five years they say they're technically cures " "I feel very good," adds Michelle, shyly. After the initial diagnosis was made in June 1990, Michelle was admitted to the Toronto hospital where she underwent chemotherapy to shrink the tumor. Then, in September 1990, she underwent surgery to remove one of her kidneys. However, despite the initial chemotherapy treatment and the removal of the tumor, she suffered her first relapse in November of that year. Some cancer cells spread to her lymph nodes which necessitated more chemotherapy Wong with radiation treatments. In August 1991, she suffered her second relapse. Doctors at the Hospital for Sick Children discovered a tumor behind her lung which required more surgery to remove. Strong radiation treatments continued for the next eight months until May 1992 when a sinus infection related to the treatment forced doctors to cease radiation therapy. Michelle underwent more surgery to correct her sinuses. Mrs. Stirrett recalls doctors Michelle Stirrett, 12, will serve as the Terry's Team member for the Ajax Terry Fox Run Sunday. In back, from left, are Michelle's mother Linda, honorary chairman Bill Hutchison and run coordinator Brian O'Connor. photo by Ron Pietroniro giving her daughter a 50 -per cent chance of recovery after the last radiation treatment- -They said it was a 50-50 chance that she would recover at that time. They just didn't know. It was a very unusual type of Wilm's Tumor. They have a good cure rate for it and most people don't relapse." Through her ordeal, Michelle watched 10 friends she made while at the Hospital for Sick Children die of cancer. "It was scary to see my friends die," she says. As a Terry's Team member, a program which was started in 1987, Michelle will participate in the Terry Fox Run for all those who can't take part. Michelle will rollerblade along the 10 -kilometre course, alongside her father Graeme. 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Win a Kenmore' installed furnace (maximum value: 54000) or S23M cash. Odds of winning depend on number of entries received. No purchase necessan. Contest ends Nov. So, 1994. Details in store. Sears Guaranteed Home by prtammerrts' 0 Talk W someone you krxmg (:opvright I". . Sears Canada Inc. IIm OSHAWA 725-4322 PKKERIM 420-5582 SEARS CANADA INC r � I TBE NLAS ADVr1T13E1t SUNDAY, S9FrZW=114 I M-FAGL 13 ♦ ELECTION So,you want to be a politician? By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RETORM DURHAM —Want to find out just who your real friends are? All you have to do is run for Town council or the school board in the Nov. 14 municipal election and you'll know soon enough. The loyal ones will go door-to- door handing out your brochures and the pretenders will soon make themselves scarce. That was just one tidbit offered by experienced politicians at a forum on how to run for office held recently at the Pickering Public Library. On hand to provide advice for those thinking about running in the Nov. 14 municipal election were Durham Board of Education Pickering trustee Louise Farr and Robert Linton, a former member of the Oshawa Public Utilities Commission and an experienced campaign organizer for both federal and provincial candidates. Mr. Linton made the point about knowing who your friends are and noted candidates better have a lot of good pals if they hope to get elected. "You will be drawing on your friends, family, relatives, people at work and members of your church," said Mr. Linton, who explained the foot soldiers will be ❑ Nov. 14 run for office an acid test of friends, fortitude and character, prospective election candidates told needed to put up your campaign signs, discouraged by the prospect of having to hand out your brochures and answer your speak publicly at fund-raisers and phones. candidates' forums. Money is another "if you suffer from stage thing you need, especially `For every decision that fright don't worry about if you're a first-time it because everybody else candidate without a you make, no matter how there is probably in the network of contacts to well- -- same boat as you are;' he donate to your campaign. sail Chances are, according to intentioned If you do end up among Mr. Linton, that you will , ' re r,` the winners on election be visiting your bank you going night, warned Mr. manager for a loan. to __ Linton, make sure you But once you've filled enjoy the moment your war chest and rallied somebody because your time will no your troops, he said, "a o longer be your own Louise Farr lot of it is just hard work, afterwards. a lot of knocking on "Once you become an doors". elected official you don't really have a Mr. Linton urged those considering private life; you're always on," he becoming a politician not to be explained, noting citizens will feel free to call you at any time of the day or night to � 7 �pumtate- Y �t��t ,��ntfor, n.siderin 4lteparate board) CO D You: must .register.-' g ,'. S��S�t.:::�iw .'1'r►itirri. 'hnfnrP. . <i�txaviiaor spending any >ajae evc>A':ycwr own) on �wpr csmpatg Whey you.;.. �n►� �kln� and �vha' ll; `. your chtui fun racial``` ftioo>f (yRtt rutty be your, <- -l=E T`#► iteE:.vour naive on iuncil and school didates can spend lus SO cents per toter (about for a loe4 ..; .,v a v v vs v ss ' vj:,... .yam. * .y�,... •..p....... , meet hn rPmnv�.A 'efinr�l�e �gbte; to . e Town ou want r. ldyats,:. no more Ci.date, complain and you'll have to respond. "If you want to do the job well you're going to be investing more time than you think you are," said Mr. Linton. Mrs. Farr told the forum her work as a school trustee has been "a cross-section from elation to absolute despair" as she's struggled with issues for which there seemed to be no good answers. She noted parents are more politically astute, educated and demanding than ever before and candidates better be prepared to deal with them. She said a trustee must be open-minded. approachable, passionate, and "recognize there are at least eight sides to any issue On top of those qualities, you must have a thick skin to remain committed to the work in the face of public demands and cynicism. "For every decision that you make, now matter how well-intentioned, you're going to p— somebody off," said Mrs. Farr. Mr. Linton took care to point out there are times when a politician will enjoy the gratitude of citizens for a job well done. He recalled one occasion when he received a letter from someone saying how thankful they were for his helping them with their problem, and that they would remember him come election time. --bat was very nice." be said. "But it was addressed to Bill Clinton.- ST. linton" ST. 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The forum will be co -hosted by St. Mary teacher [an Sutherland and Ward 2 councillor Eileen Higdon. For more information, call Ms. Higdon at 839-5229 or 420-4605. 1ggy, w bn y recen Jr[e�d to het me, but latevtr her B MARL�NNE TAKACS Ir the disof![ear 6trtii "It was hush hash. 4 taaa►t:: We have a ntal tetattoas6i Y S .... P sr tztroti�t ... K �1Hhen the actually. we. in (to 6osl .W and ` that I'm out o€ the house:' PICICFRIl�iG - Robin Murray prepared ' had me she didn't know it was tune:'Ilte y' Ms. M hats Jo[[atiaca t o[M lett home herself for the worst when she was fust dtdtt'C inform hear at alt about what ' _ by ft..age of l6 At t$ she signed Old her bi> m mother had looted.. '"" .pg• up with Parent Fiuderrs_> or gtridance .bee[[ Al I the: agencies ttiat helped her and aU :..: the bink Katy, who had sent by h to spend er endL. on how to conduct her search for her the: infocrttattaon she"d read about otber6eett Parents another, and then registered parents suggested W preSn�y in n home for unwed i�reun[ons with brit![ �� early in 1992 with Adoption t things very oftet►'turned out badly mothers, went back to school. Her Disclosure Services at the Metro But the Pickering woman decided to daughter was adopted privately by Toronto Children's Aid Society. take :the risk and included her phone of one of the nurses who In late 1992 Karg registered as number with the letter and photos she sent a►orked at the hospital where the well, and the two were<eventually this:pasi June to.the mother she had never baby was bom. They were from Robin matched. Ms. Murray was informed met. A few days later, her birth mother Scarbornu8h but moved to of the match last May. Then came Katy phoned,' and they've been talking and Acketin when she was about two. the letters,ctures and the phone Pr meeting frequently ever since.Murraywas Ms. Mnrra told richt from the start C call. "I think it's the best thing I've ever done that was adopted so there was never "It was a shock because I wasn't xr[ my life," says Ms. Murray. "All your life any shocking revelation. But her expecting her to call. We bit it off right ::there's a piece of she puzzle missing and relationship with her adoptive parents was away. We talked for a good two hours, laow everything's just fallen into place." a difficult one. Before she reached the age both trying to hold back the tears. There's And a difficult life it has been for Ms. . < f l0 there was more than one occasion on an overwhelming emotion that comes over Murray, who is now 21 and has afour- 'which she had bundled up her little you. So much has been held in for so year-old son, Jonathon. belongings to leave home and embark on a long." She was one of a pair of twins born in aearch for her mother. Later, as a young Mother and daughter arranged to meet North York in April of 1973, five weeks she spent some time as a ward of the four days after that first phone ;:premature. Her sister died two days after Children's Aid Society. She was sexually conversation. ;birth. and Ms. Murray spent the first three abused by a friend but couldn't bring "It was very emotional. When we first Months of her life in hospital. Neither her herself to tell her adoptive parents, who are saw each other we just stood looking at [[[other nor the couple who were trying to mph' religious. each other. Public invited to discuss Frenchman's Bay wetlands PICKERING — A forum on regenerating wetland habitat on Frenchman's Bay will be held Tuesday, Sept. 20 at 4 p.m. at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School, 1918 Whites Rd. N. in Pickering. Guest speaker will be Gord McPherson, a biologist with the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (MIRCA). The wetland habitat in the bay is in decline, and Mr. McPherscm will discuss ways the community can work with the MTRCA to revitalize the area. The forum will be co -hosted by St. Mary teacher [an Sutherland and Ward 2 councillor Eileen Higdon. For more information, call Ms. Higdon at 839-5229 or 420-4605. Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 211S. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Tbarsday prior to Sunday publication. MONDAY, SEPT. 19 PARENTS: Durham West Parent Council, a forum for Ajax and Pickering parents with children in school who are concerned with quality education, meets at the Ajax High School library, 105 Bayly St., starting at 7:30 p.m. 686-0654. LUNG ASSOCIATION: The Durham Region Lung Association offers an ongoing free support group for smokers trying to quit. The group meets every Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Oshawa and is for smokers at every stage of quitting. 436-1046 for information and location. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club meets at 8 pm. at the Royal Canadian Legion ball, 111 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Patricia Bates of Sydenham Museum in Oshawa will speak on herbs in the garden and their past and present uses. 683-7799 (Louise). DOWN'S SYNDROME: The Durham Down's Syndrome Association meets at 7:30 pm. at the Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St. E., Whitby. Marilla Burk will speak on Improving Your Child's Intelligibility. Refreshments. 579-0817. INVISIBLE DISABILITIES: The Invisible Disability Support Group meets at 7 p.m. at 947 Adelaide Ave. E., Oshawa. It's for parents of children with ADD, ADHD, social, emotional or behavioral problems. Guest speaker will be physiotherapist Madeleine Reed and she'll talk on cranio sacral therapy. All welcome. 623-5414 (Mary Lou), 623-6490 (Karen), 436-7706 (Nancy). p.m- 570 per player. Season runs from November to April. 427-4789 (Pam). EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges Branch 606, hosts a progressive euchre at 8 p.m. at the Legion, 1555 Bayly St. (corner of Bayly and Alliance Rd.), Pickering. $3 per person, $1.50 for seniors with ID. Refreshments, prizes, draws. 839-2990. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 BIG SISTERS: The Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering hosts a 10th anniversary celebration and open house from 7 to 9 p.m. at 398 Bayly St. W. (between Westney Rd. S. and Finley Ave.), Ajax. 428-8111. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Christian Women's Club meets from 9:30 to 11:15 am. in the Gallantry's Banquet Room, lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. The feature will be a fashion show by The House Boutique. $4.50, $1 for first -timers. Free babysitting available. RSVP by Sept. 20. 427-0619 (Poppy), Hunt St., Ajax. Douglas Lycett WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21 will speak on daylilies. The HEAD INJURY: Head injury _ monthly competition is flowers. Association of Durham meets atSa Qualft '4 fruits and vegetables. Jams, baked 7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond St. E. in good for sale. Everyone welcome. Oshawa. Survivors group will 683-1463. meet on main floor, family and SUPER SAVW" ,PHOTOGRAPHY: The Print caregivers group upstairs. Call EveryDay".0 Group meets at 7:30 p.m. in the 723-2732 for transportation or photography room in the Pickering information. Recreation Complex, Valley Farm VOLLEYBALL: Moms dk Tots Rd. south of Hwy. 2. It's for Wednesday morning volleyball is anyone interested in print making offered at the Pickering East Shone and meets every other Monday. Community Centre, 910 Liverpool 434-1351. Rd. S., from 9 to 11:15 a.m. Co - TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 operative babysitting with crafts BREASTFEEDING: La Leche and snacks available. 420-6048 League meets at 7:45 p.m. The (Virginia). DENTURE CLINIC REP,MRS (1 hr.) • Relines' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE UNER FFtff COMIXTAM William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) U OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PKXERM VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Ails hours 428-M EXERCISE CLEARANC -,,.-,_.,TREADMILLS FOR ONLY... $299 _ imam other exerdse so�dals Come visit us at SPORTS RENT. 4261 HWwmy7 East, UnkmvilN Z• ay �• . M '51367 IK . FRESH PORK SIDE RIBS SAVE69 12° SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS SAVE 0 29 s70vL as alp MARINATED ROUND STEAKS SAVE I" •�. !X49 TEXAS STYLE BACK :RIBS CUBE STEAKS SAVE I" U. 4 Z 9 M CHICKEN BREASTS SAVE 00 I& 99, The CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS SAVE ASSORTED �.r SALAMI German, Hungarian, Pepper B Mustard SAVESAVE 4 �9 9 1.15. 2�b. I m. .1"4 Uv+er"01 Mn Phtsaot - a, 83s-7�1r� s 0aw t oeatwes >l F4i& =D ASSORTED SLICED MEAT LOAVES Fina, Coarse A Bavarian kaaaa r 4 • �l�iA�� a■rr>dta�tr � l7 Billboard b a free feature for group offers information and community events o[ a non- support for mothers wishing to g SOCCER: Ajax Warriors hold 428-8505 (Barb). Church St. north of H Hwy. 2, Ajax— profit nature. To have your breastfeed. Pregnant women, events promoted In Billboard, ,mothers and babies wekotne. For indoor soccer registration at their g clubhouse � � A• Communis Jar Y ARMY CADETS: The Pickering High School Arm Cadets meet g y It's for maks or females 12 to 19 years. They meet every Thursday. fax 683-7363 or write to the information and meeting location, Centre rounds, Monarch Ave. from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the school, 683-4760 (Lisa Burton). Ajax -Pickering News call 683-6188, 2 South of aYIY St., from 10 a m. to Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 211S. The deadline for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publication, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Tbarsday prior to Sunday publication. MONDAY, SEPT. 19 PARENTS: Durham West Parent Council, a forum for Ajax and Pickering parents with children in school who are concerned with quality education, meets at the Ajax High School library, 105 Bayly St., starting at 7:30 p.m. 686-0654. LUNG ASSOCIATION: The Durham Region Lung Association offers an ongoing free support group for smokers trying to quit. The group meets every Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Oshawa and is for smokers at every stage of quitting. 436-1046 for information and location. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club meets at 8 pm. at the Royal Canadian Legion ball, 111 SENIORS: The Tuesday Morning Seniors' Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Centre, 46 Exeter Rd. Patricia Bates of Sydenham Museum in Oshawa will speak on herbs in the garden and their past and present uses. 683-7799 (Louise). DOWN'S SYNDROME: The Durham Down's Syndrome Association meets at 7:30 pm. at the Whitby Baptist Church, 411 Gilbert St. E., Whitby. Marilla Burk will speak on Improving Your Child's Intelligibility. Refreshments. 579-0817. INVISIBLE DISABILITIES: The Invisible Disability Support Group meets at 7 p.m. at 947 Adelaide Ave. E., Oshawa. It's for parents of children with ADD, ADHD, social, emotional or behavioral problems. Guest speaker will be physiotherapist Madeleine Reed and she'll talk on cranio sacral therapy. All welcome. 623-5414 (Mary Lou), 623-6490 (Karen), 436-7706 (Nancy). p.m- 570 per player. Season runs from November to April. 427-4789 (Pam). EUCHRE: The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Royal Canadian Legion, Bay Ridges Branch 606, hosts a progressive euchre at 8 p.m. at the Legion, 1555 Bayly St. (corner of Bayly and Alliance Rd.), Pickering. $3 per person, $1.50 for seniors with ID. Refreshments, prizes, draws. 839-2990. THURSDAY, SEPT. 22 BIG SISTERS: The Big Sisters Association of Ajax -Pickering hosts a 10th anniversary celebration and open house from 7 to 9 p.m. at 398 Bayly St. W. (between Westney Rd. S. and Finley Ave.), Ajax. 428-8111. CHRISTIAN WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Christian Women's Club meets from 9:30 to 11:15 am. in the Gallantry's Banquet Room, lower level of the Pickering Town Centre. The feature will be a fashion show by The House Boutique. $4.50, $1 for first -timers. Free babysitting available. RSVP by Sept. 20. 427-0619 (Poppy), Hunt St., Ajax. Douglas Lycett WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21 will speak on daylilies. The HEAD INJURY: Head injury _ monthly competition is flowers. Association of Durham meets atSa Qualft '4 fruits and vegetables. Jams, baked 7:30 p.m. at 459 Bond St. E. in good for sale. Everyone welcome. Oshawa. Survivors group will 683-1463. meet on main floor, family and SUPER SAVW" ,PHOTOGRAPHY: The Print caregivers group upstairs. Call EveryDay".0 Group meets at 7:30 p.m. in the 723-2732 for transportation or photography room in the Pickering information. Recreation Complex, Valley Farm VOLLEYBALL: Moms dk Tots Rd. south of Hwy. 2. It's for Wednesday morning volleyball is anyone interested in print making offered at the Pickering East Shone and meets every other Monday. Community Centre, 910 Liverpool 434-1351. Rd. S., from 9 to 11:15 a.m. Co - TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 operative babysitting with crafts BREASTFEEDING: La Leche and snacks available. 420-6048 League meets at 7:45 p.m. The (Virginia). DENTURE CLINIC REP,MRS (1 hr.) • Relines' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE UNER FFtff COMIXTAM William Steil, DD, F.C.A.D.(A) U OLD KINGSTON RD. W. PKXERM VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 Ails hours 428-M EXERCISE CLEARANC -,,.-,_.,TREADMILLS FOR ONLY... $299 _ imam other exerdse so�dals Come visit us at SPORTS RENT. 4261 HWwmy7 East, UnkmvilN Z• ay �• . M '51367 IK . FRESH PORK SIDE RIBS SAVE69 12° SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS SAVE 0 29 s70vL as alp MARINATED ROUND STEAKS SAVE I" •�. !X49 TEXAS STYLE BACK :RIBS CUBE STEAKS SAVE I" U. 4 Z 9 M CHICKEN BREASTS SAVE 00 I& 99, The CENTRE CUT PORK CHOPS SAVE ASSORTED �.r SALAMI German, Hungarian, Pepper B Mustard SAVESAVE 4 �9 9 1.15. 2�b. I m. .1"4 Uv+er"01 Mn Phtsaot - a, 83s-7�1r� s 0aw t oeatwes >l F4i& =D ASSORTED SLICED MEAT LOAVES Fina, Coarse A Bavarian kaaaa r 4 AML YOUR DISCOUNT STORE 4 -7 12t ,a r THE NEINSADVErMER SUNDAY, SEplrE1lBU 141194.PAGE if rs )rts reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363 • HORSE RACING 4 Area teletheatre betting off and running in big way • Newest off-track betting facility opens at Moodies in Ajax By AL RIVETT SPORTS REPORTER AJAX — Teletheatre betting on horse races is off and running in a big way here. The newest Champions Tele -Wagering establishment was officially opened at Moodies on Kingston Rd. in Pickering Village Thursday. Another teletheatre opened at Mud Hens Taps & Grill on Kingston Rd. in Pickering early last month. Norm Picov, an owner of the family -nm Picov Downs quarter -horse racing track in Ajax, reports the two off-track betting venues are already proving popular. Picov Downs entered into a joint venture with the Ontario Jockey Club, the owner of the Toronto -area race tracks, to carry the simulcasts of thoroughbred racing from Woodbine and Fort Erie and standardbred races from Woodbine and Mohawk six days a week. "Both teletheatres are very successful.- says Picov. "Probably, there are 100 people per day per place. They've hired about 12 to 14 more People at both places as a result of the teletheatres." The economic benefits have already been felt at Picov Downs, which, because of new revenue from the teletheatres, has tripled its purse money at the track to about 55.000 for every race date. Picov motes quarter-borse racing at the Ajax track would have perished without teletheatre betting in Durham Region. Picov Downs has simulcast betting from Woodbine each Sunday in addition to the regular betting on the quarter -horse races. "Without Frank Drea (Commissioner of the Ontario Racing Commission which governs horse racing in the province) we probably wouldn't have quarter -horse racing in Durham Region today. It would t'. def��n�t." says Picov. _ , - '>urham Region is "a very attractive, ,olid market" for teletheatre hating on horse races. The two :letheatres, although in operation t (�r only a short time, are quickly proving to be "the most successful teletheatres in North America. "The Americans are in awe and we're talking New Mexico, Arizona, Montana and California." says Drea of the rapid ,uccess of the Ajax and Pickering teletheatres. One patron in attendance at the grand opening of the Champions Tele -Wagering at %loodies was Jerry Thornton of Oshawa. He says the relaxing atmosphere has sold him on off- track betting. "1 think it's nice and relaxing," he says. "There's no rushing and no big crowds. I don't have to worry about rushing through traffic to get to Woodhine." Picov says there are plans to open a third teletheatre establishment at the Golden Spurs Restaurant in Whitby in 1995. Don Lawson ponders the program at the newest Champions Tele - wagering outlet at Moodies in Ajax. photo by Ron Pietroniro Minor atom Raiders come up empty rall at Pickering 'AAA' hockey tourney Or AJAX-PICKERING — The the goals, assisted by Brian Ajax -Pickering Raiders Toronto Smart with two, Dabuzinskas Electricians Union Local 353 and• Steven Balvers with one minor atoms 'AAA' rep hockey each. Ryan Bosak got the start in team came up empty at the goal and turned in a solid Pickering tournament Sept. 9 to performance. 11. Th R Ajax -Pickering was blanked � rio title ng run. The Red Sox got stellar t Tobin and Mike Roga, who a alders were edged by to the third lame 2-0 by the Brampton 2-1 in the first game. Richmond Hill -Vaughan Kings. .ice strikeouts. Gregson, Racioppa Jason Brookings scored the lone Flude again had a fine effoq in had doubles in the contest. goal, assisted by Chris Griffin net. to Richmond Hill in the first game, and Russell Dabuzinskas. John Solid efforts were also turned bounded to defeat Kitchener 1-0. Flude provided solid in by Raiders Kevin Brown, bourne and Mike Hindley combined goaltending. Bryan Choo-Wing, Thomas butout In the second game, the Milne, Paul Ruta, Jan Lawrence hit singles and Tobin Randers suffered a 3-2 loss to the S uginomori, Brent Dalli0ay, winig run in the first inning Fust York-Simcoe Express. Derek Polowyk, Keith Rhodes )n Cowie and centre fielder Robert Griffin and Brookings scored and Trevor Wilson. _ gh plays to keep Kitchener off the TENNIS ;veiled in the third game 10-7 over Mountain. Tobin connected on time run, white Roga and Ogborne Glendale club crowns its best ble. Roga, Lawrence, Gregson, Babe all hit singles. Third baseman PICKERING — The Glendale Tennis Club's best players competed a key defensive play, picking off for top honors at the club championships Sunday. ner' Sonia Natola claimed the women's singles title defeating Evelyn :hers Milne and Roga sparkled in McNabney. Meanwhile, the women's doubles team of Na ole and 1 3-0 shutout of Windsor Walker Sandra Smith defeated Debbie McCarroll and Debbie Woods in the , made fourth game. acioppa, playing ss same -saving catch for final. �t- The men's singles crown was captured by Mark Avison who ng Windssorol ooff t two sutra runs. defeated Earl Johnson in the final. The men's doubles champs were :. t peewees posted an impressive Avison and Fredy Wehdi, who defeated Barrie Cox and Paul Malbeuf f 23 wins and one loss this season. in the title match. is Eastern Ontario Baseball The -and-son duoof Evelyn and Chris McNabney grabbed the lamps, and all -Ontario `AAA' club's mixed doubles title by defeating the daughter -and -father r .* taiC14 - - ,G.rli�y-yam.,.,,.... ......M.r.wl. a...,.•b.u......�...__..�� _ ._._._. - ._� ..___._..._.._._ . .�. - - ---- - PAGE MTBE NEW ADVRRTMM SUNDAY, SErI'E8 186 094 11: 1 COROLLAS • - • III 111K MOAK' IONDA THE RE K3L' 119.. i.j VANESE eno .I"• 9 ON ANY NEW VEHICLE PURCHASE, WE'LL THROW IN A PROLOCK ANTI -THEFT SYSTEM VALUE OF 59911 AT NO EXTRA COST PLUS... FE ML FOR UFE "E'�'L't�S�'.,3'.��'!:iw°"':'�``3'Sr•.t�'-.�. � .. ;...-. ,..'r �as"i-w- .,"<i,.:..,._.d � ..a."'�::1... 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(You'll be given instructions when you call 683-7040.) • •I/Ir•I: : better place if we could just agree. My beef is that huge be nice to each other. Heck, sign outside the school I've even been known to say explaining what's going on 'pretty please' when I'm in a inside our school. Even when really good mood. report cards are distributed Kevin Gowans (school officials announce it on the sign) for the whole HANGING AROUND world to know. I say, just HANG-UP leave it up to us to show our My beef is with moms and dads. teenagers who happen to Jennifer make it their 'hangin' spot' to crowd around corner shops. It's not because they're there, it's how they act -- picking fights, calling innocent people names as they pass by. Just find some place else to go or smarten up. PLEASE, PLEASE ME Ciesrlei James My beef is with people Custom sports wear who won't say please. I SCHOOL SIGN WOES mean, did a little common I'm a teen and I'm quite gp% /O courtesy ever kill anyone? It sure every other teen attend - would sure make the world a ing Dunbarton High will Q A w 5038 • loos a (Lfl�r�.l 5039 (cam cashing centres) 7006 SETTING THE SCENE: Every Friday, the News Advertiser's On Wednesday, three people were wounded Infosource will feature an Athlete of the Week and one was killed during an armed robbery at or an Unsung Hero nominated by our readers. Gagnon Sports in Oshawa. The robbers escaped Do you know of a young baseball star with a batch of hand guns. In a twist of irony, the who went five -for -five at the plate, a rookie Gagnon store had a sign displaying 'Crime con - soccer player who soared her fust goal or an trol, not gun control' for several weeks leading adult who got himself off the couch for the up to the crime. first time in years and parred the local golf THE QUESTION: course? If so, we want to know so we can tell the world. Do you think we should tighten up our Or perhaps you know of a kind gentleman gun control laws? down the street whoa always willing to lend a hand to others or a teenager who ca ries shop- ping bags home for neighborhood senior citi- zens. Why not tell the rest of Ajax and Pickering? It's easy to nominate an Athlete of the Week or an Unsung Hero. Just read the box below. Do you have a local Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero? Let us know by calling Infosource at 683-7040. When the recorded message asks for a category number, use your touch-tone phone to call 8016 and leave a message. OR, drop us a line at Athlete of the Week or Unsung Hero, c/o News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. L1 S 2145 OR. FAX us at 683-7363. LAST WEEK'S QUESTION: Have you been watching your speed since the imple- mentation of photo radar? YES: 25% NO: 75% To answer this question, call 683-7040. To record a YES answer, press 8026. To record a NO answer, press 8027. You're welcome to leave a short message after you vote. ATTENTION ADVERTISERS! Infosource is an informa- tion and advertising service where --advertisers can sponsor a category or place -`-message on their own box. . Icor more details call Marty .Edwards at 683-5110. Martin Edwards 01 683=7040 f6source co Oshawa/Whittby This Week Ajax/Pickering N5W9ACvertiser W F \ h 771E NEWS ADVER77S M SUNDAY, SEr7'1G1UM 12,1"4 -PAGE 21 KEEP IN TOUCH isource Oshawa/Whitby This Week Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 683-7040 5100 - INFOSOURCE DIRECTORY Call 6s3-7040 using When prompted Enter 5010 if you a touch-tone or push enter the 4 -digit are not familiar button telephone that 9 emits tones. It's a code of your choice with this system. FREE call from from the directoryPress ' to end Oshawa, Whitby and Ajax -Pickering areas. provided. your call. 7000 J.L Bean Coffee Market 7001 Custom sports wear 7002 - Nice Photo studio 7003 • Lord Bpron 5037 Seafood & Steakhouse 7004 • Dash 5038 �Cnhh''W Frwicial loos Mart 5039 (cam cashing centres) 7006 wkrdMrxd Inc. 7007 (walsrskis. Skateboards) - little Caesars Pizza 7001 Fre Patrd Equipment 5051 (ExtinpiiahKrs. 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MrAMASIONM RXTz .J 1 1 ;CI;AC143 RS ' Al1 MOBOX 1 1 _. _ cOuPON vALD a IL CLOSw FRESH NEVER FROZEN PORK SIDE RIBS 4 39 kg LB PR.E-COOLED "SWEET" _g SEL C 'f YOUR ORN WN EGG PIANT LARGE SZE 1 '4 k9 LB /79 / PROOUC' OF ONTARIO �y 91 GRADE SA1EET GREEN PEPPERS 1 74 44 LB 1 Y PAGE uTME lrl cm ADVErrwn SUNDAY. senna il m i9m V RMETTE �.." Women's league looks to expand Z!p By AL RIVETr sPMT3 REeoRI'M AJAX-PICKERING — Organizers of a recreational women's ringette league holding registration next week hope to expand the loop this season. Lakeshore Ladies Ringette League president Sherlyn Poland says plans are in the works to create a six -team league with room for more than 70 players. Last year, the league boasted five squads and about 60 women playing recreational ringette. The league caters to women over 21 who want to play the sport at the recreational level. It's the only women's ringette league in operation in Durham Region with players coming primarily from Ajax, Pickering, Oshawa and Whitby and some travelling from as far away as Courtice and Unionville. "We have all levels of players from the beginner level right up to the `A' level of player. But, we try to balance off all the teams," says Poland, who notes all women get equal ice time every game and no body contact is allowed. Wilma Larochelle, who also plays in the league. says it's a game that beginners can easily learn. "If you can skate in any way, it's easy to start up. It's a fun night out too. It keeps you in shape:" Women play each Sunday. Tuesday and Thursday night at the Ajax Community Centre arena from late September until early April. In addition, the league has a Christmas party, a year-end banquet and a tournament which runs in Ajax over the March break. League registration is at the Ajax Community Centre lobby on Wednesday, Sept. 21. from 7 to 9 p.m. The last chance to sign up is Tuesday, Sept. 27 from 8 to 10 p.m. New players will be able to take to the ice that night for an information session on the rules of the league, instructed by experienced players. The league is also looking for sponsors for the coming season. For more information, call Poland at 666-3372, Larochelle at 839-5647 or Lin Nowitski at 683- 3856. ,10br..:t^ I * TRADE IN YOUR PRESENT HOME AT GUARANTEE * PRICE FOR THIS ABSOLUTE * BEAUTIFUL HOME. MOVE IN ANYTIME! OPEN HOUSE 12 GARNETT DR. " NEEDS AN OFFER f _ SAT. b SUN.. SEPT 17 & 18.2x1 P.M. "INGROUND POOL - Cane and see this immaculate home - 0 NER SAY gE�„1. neutral decor - 4 large bedrooms . bright . chem overlooks pool - fandscapmg - Muskoka shed. Central air - cent. vac- - �� sec. system. Appliances. 'walkout basement. To see this great buy gM now! Can Cheryl', 831.7677. 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Upper Deck got past Norpak Manufacturing 31-29 in the second game. Al Stephens scored 19 points for Upper Deck, while Peter Stasiuk chipped in with two touchdowns. Wilbert Stewart scored two majors to lead Norpak. Dave Douglas and Rob Wagner each scored touchdowns, while Sheldon James booted three singles. Terry Smith scored a two-point safety touch. In the final match -up of the day. Dickson Double -J blasted Kerry Inn 35-14. Tim McCloy was Dickson's top scorer with three touchdowns and three singles. Adam Papadakos scored a touchdown and added one two-point convert. while Tony Taylor also ran in for a major. POWER OF SALE 1 Try your offer on this 3 r F bedroom end unit bwnho ne k with finished rec room and fi single garage. tt's gotta go & $oon! taary Peck'. 831-7677. GARY PECK* Uay rear. W14617. 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Calms L _M 805.7871. . , a 4 1 MOL FM CUMBERLAND HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING FALL SPECIAL ON FURNACES GA 4& F'IREPLACES 619-6991 31 BARR RD., UNIT 3 AJAX CEMENT SALE PER BAG PORTLAND MASONRY $675 $480 per bay per boo TY9111E S4XMFJff SEAL BOND 75 M W.04 Wbaa:_. Saw! o7urks Regiw sire 1967 Pick -A -Mix Concrete 2890 Brock Rd. N. Pickering. Ontario �t f� - 683-650 iv1; X z -ART =-�rr�,. GALLERY clr�tortl.e MAiiKE1PLACE _ 1190011101E RD, MOM UT -0144 Now is the time to plan your fall advertising %,Campaign...= Christian Ann at 579-4400 I1_e_e ; : ► I 1 PV WuvDOWS FOR LESS FWANCE TONS AVALABLE O.A.C. e a V _ Professionally Installed, or do it yourself for extra savings ::;PYTHON BUILDING SUPPLIES INC. 975 Brock Rd S., Pickering ` '` :.1905) 420-0188 or >:'1-800-463-5899 <> CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE OR VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 10 0 . THE NEWS ADVPiTISER SUNDAY, SEM MER It 1"4 -PAGE 25 VACUUM 14100REPAIRS ALL MAKES a FREE ESTIMATE SPECIAL Complete Overhaul and Cleaning ONLY $2995 with this advertisement YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT SPECIALISTS THIS WEEK FEATURING: "Plumbing For You" Service has always been the top pri- ority and the key to success for Plumbing For You in Pickering. The store is located at 1050 Brock Rd. Unit 15 and has grown despite the recent recession. That's in large part due to the knowledgeable staff who have more than 40 years experience enabling them to help their customers with all of their plumbing needs. Tod Harvey is one of those people who goes out of his way to help his cus- tomers. A plumber for more than 12 years and a partner with Dave Greenberg, Todd has been with Plumbing For You since 1990 and if he's not in the store helping customers, he's on the road doing any job big or small from installing a set of taps to renovating a complete bath- room or kitchen. He's also available seven days a week, 24 hours a day, for those times when you need a plumber and the store is closed. "At our store we make sure that we answer all of our customers questions and give advice when they're doing a job on their own," explains Tod. Dave also has another plumbing vet- eran on staff. Ralph Sherman has been a plumber for more than 30 years and when you ask him a question he'll also provide you with the right answers so you get exactly what you need and gives free advice for do-it-yourselfers so their project goes smoothly. From sinks to whirlpools, from washers to taps, Plumbing For You sells the highest quality products at very competitive prices and does this by pass- ing on savings where ever they can by keeping overhead low and getting great deals from their suppliers. The store is open Mon., Tues., Weds., and Fri., from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thurs. 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Sat., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sun., 10 am. to 4 p.m. Phone is (905) 837-1350 or toll free 1-800-263-9906. Call 24 hours for emer- gency service TIM 111011" MART LTD. w.' I- a 2'ou an.» tot us • building a cottage or home help you • changing your service n • upgrading your wiring yourseH • finishing a recreation room and Save! . adding an addition or simply changing a switch Bring us your plans or ideas on the work you want to do and we will help You layout your wiring needs. THE WIRING MART LTD 282 Monarch Ave., Ajax (905) 683-4020 53 Bertrand ' Ave., Scarborough X 40 (416) 752-7360 INVENTORY CLEARANCE SALE ... CONTINUES IC�LWE M CMAOaE TA..,��A�, ND U19.OWER AT E rrRA COST . AN MFATflI STU ,� I LOT f, t4Ap .EACTRONC SWCH -S AWWAELE J •14 MI NUM '• AMO OnP111G ETS •APSWCNMUP4M CM i LST S13440 ■r. 529,5 mgr: rem $80.0 69 3 PC. 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For details send self addressed stenvelope to: amped YIME MANUFACTURING 16715-12 Yorge St. Suite 344A Newmarket, Ontario. L3X 1X4 OPENING SOON IN OSHAWA CENTRE •110IR[•1111RE11111C- [*--I its an estabieMclMontwl ratalla M!t our SD bouskWom; in the Civabae market is tarrandy eVendirp n Oshawa wW bemoan already in Ste• one ShoppiN Cerner. Eaton Canter and Ptonwtrado Mdl. wa Wil be opmtrtlp a naw exciting boudow at Oehawa Contra. Wle arm maddM candidates who enjoy the dntttkrt9 d a int paced arwilonrrwt that is burly ariarwd to culmam Baty' I aadafacio L Carew STORE MANAGER • Minimum 2 yeartlttarenumm; exElwell" sales ability �gppetiwtoa • Else" skills AS�STA7and Ints- wMANAGE-0 Mlinirrom E7 staresability OXPWNMM • Good (tram and moevao STORE SALES ASSOCIATE SFull- • Part -lime STOCK PERSON Inmr-R a l ad appficertts Collect 514-382-2990 or fax or mail a resum8 to ALDA MONTANARO, 9600 Maillieur 8950, Mil., Due. W1d %pia is Cos% =*d. FREtiP $20.00 gift FREE STARTER KIT Start selling now full-time, part-time sell where you live or work MAKE EXTRA MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS no quotas - no inventory to buy full training great discounts --Wc brim beauty home CHRISTINA LORD Calc: "5411-IS71 ItOLJDAY sEAsoN APPROACHING 19 pose" Nr' 4kai 61 19 v'"'" Daytime. evrrq E weekend srft awiaw TenIMary b pema wt riut hagmt91 e"witd Advar><wnert oDD�++4y s7<rd"— vllelcaroe two, cwsD T iutt>vt Sett-mowated store ramrs cabinet maker. hitnimum 5 years experience. Please respond with resume complete with references b 865 Farewell St S., Oshawa. Ont L1 H SMO. Box WELL •wbwnw bcai rood S•rvics Corrprq. 3 rum or pan *m •Rps•bne•d sats rep's to oov« expanding mark«s in 0wham Region. Cal 726-M12. 9 am•7 p.m. tv arpowwrrnt. (0923") ASH BROOKS -ULTIMATE SOURCE IN BED & BATW has opening ter STOCK CO -O DWA`TOR This is a full-time position. Monday through Friday, 7:00 am. -4:00 p.m. The person hired will be responsible for all our shipping & receiving procedures. We aro looking for _ a mature, organized and responsfre individual. Supervisory skills and retail experience a definite asset. Bring or send in your resume to: .1M PKKUMG PARI(wA�* PICK R LIV SIM MANUFACTURING ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Contract position to handle manufacturing Improvements for door and frame manufacturer. May leaf to full-time employment. Minimum of WI'ee months work available immediately. Send resume to: S.W. Fleming Limited 20 Barr Road Ajax, ON L1 S 3X9 Attention: Ms. L. Dupis HAVE IVNL a you WON 4'0036 Ow nralaa pAsr *m? V*wk r • LADY R•ming1 Jewellery EXPERIENCED auto body • • • needs •-S beagllee a ww and sarndars and rrggt•ra wanted for cul d your hcrrr•, •am a15W and wn whb you kwn. 10nthe sal dw* horn• parry plan. Must busy ahs Appy in person at pan morel unit w •aoaMary 37 1raYrirrg for 161024. FAX US YWR AD CALL CI.ASSFW EXPERIENCED Halmylist DWUJRED Mach•rs r•quk•d be /a years or our and have Masco Auto Pairing and Body 4 1" ilei � Futu 0 ,r • •.t - ti t, t 4 4 p .a ;herr. t •° CM KarMt tt�t� 7:�1r0 Vlfflson Rd.. S.. ` f�,trerle�t:f►�tr'�ft�milrtlft t tet+►1►t~+r�1tft►it!'�t�!!!ll!lRltflQf�ir!!�1�R*`fit 110 MF H� Freelance reporters needed for news and feature writing. Submit resume to Judi Bobbitt, Managing Editor, This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 7L5 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY PAID TRAINING PROGRAM PCA International. Inc., a $150 mllion pubic company has inn iate full-time positions. Fast tract to management. Excellent salary and lucrative conrvnssion and bonuses. Flexible hours to include early evenings and Saturdays. To qualify. youmust be energetic. enjoy working with children and have retable transportation. Jon the winning team with a personal interview. Positions available in Pickerirtg, Oshawa A Whitby. EOEIM/FN/H Call for appointment (905) 1337-1569 Tues. b Wed. loam- 2 pm a 3 pm - 6 pm Duds N Suds requires Laundry Attendant Part-time eveningsAveekends Inquire within 105 Ba,,fy St., Ajax ILLUMATION, cartooning, graphic design, advertising. usi `ass or personal. Reasonable rates. Also lessors available. Randy Tams. (905) 728.7055. (TF) AJAX Chimney Sweeps - keep birdslanimais out of your chim- ney forever with a chimney cap or pest screen. We clean. inspect. repair and correct smokey chimneys. Call 686- S.C.G. Construction Ltd. - quality exterior and interior I1 1 bars and Ceblto/t Art�tSwed. Contact cry 598• Kerry Inn requires WAITRESSES, COOK FuCtime, part-time. Call Victor at 428-8790 CLASSIC LANDSCAPE DESIGN - specialty gardens, interlocking, ponds, decks, retaining waft. specialize in designs only. No obipatiorn to buy materials. Certified landscape Hortia41ura1st. (905) 668-7622 or (705) 328.1773 Isew msesap. (092294) It CONSTRUCTION Int lea and ehit for fepefs, renovatiorts and owsbucion. Fut &W dw plakesiOIIr wo* Assemble products at home. Easy!'No Si) ng. You're paid direct. Fully guaranteed. No experience necessary. Cal 1.504-641.7778 MATURE reliable team player why not join our cleaning crew. Pan timerdays available. Smirec aro required. Call 579-9649 121 p.m. (0920940 KIDS and teens needed im- mediately for modeling work, catalogues and TV commercials. Call 962-5511. (TF) CONSTRUCTION Surveyor required. No experience necessary. Wiling to learn from group. Must haw good basic math skins Can Chas at Cemre L,ne S,,, eys. 430.3330. 092294, -MISTER Cheap' Home krpovanwne. roc rooms, in - taw apartments, additions. Iortcos. decks. etc. Ucerwad fo over 20 years. All work g sararNood. For FREE asormtne. coli Emil. 905404.1170. (TF) BUDGET drywall installation. taping. textured- rrpa swivel ldi Ceilings. PWW moung, base - ..M. renovatim. S%t09 4 guaranteed. 623.7757. (082094) C i R Maireorwlos Systems - residorMial. commercial binding mrisenarnoe. Electrical. plurtb irg or general repairs. N 4 needs repairing of roadrg. call for free eaimalos. Visa accepted. (905) 668.3300. (TF) CARPENTRY mand docks. re; ro. al hone repair. Call Tommy at 420-8105. (092394) SABER Contracting - all carpentry, additions, renovations, kitchens, bathrooms, how rmteiMenarnoe emergency service, furniture refinishing., qujaply ork guaranteed.- rvir ranteed. y 16 oari experience. 8162815. (TFEFG) 1 OWN your own tltMinsts, spefa availsbb fel esMnMden and net tsdmiden in busy hair satin. Cat 4362902. 082004) OSHAWA stamping plant to - quits a tool and do minr to build and maintain small Progressive took. Send resume to: Ancon Indsutries. 842 Farewell St., 435-5244. This position could be sullable for retired person. (092294) - MASSEY'S Is hiring full/part time dichrrashers and hostess. Please apply in person. 774 Liverpool Rd. S. Pickering. (091694) MATURE Maintenance person needed. Ajax area. 3 days per week for fight work $7 per hour. (416) 751-1010. (092094) WANTED - experienced hairstylists for Ajax location. Clientelle an asset but not nsosesary. To start Immedi1Z. call 723-1782 or 427-3811. (092094) MOTHER'S Dream - look bettert Feel 8~1 Flava more energyl -I bet 14 be. and 3 incites in 3 weeks and made $ from nonr dole It.- You can too. call 1- 416-3221299 (24 his) (1F) HAIR stylise required. Must be experience, energetic, friendly personality and enjoy all faeale of the business. Call 434-2324. (092094) ti111N8T"W t5artted Joseph Hai Solon In 00am SHoppin0 Centra. Apply In person or phone 773.9251. ask for Joe. M820") BE your own boss. Chair rental, available for hair styW room to rang for esthetician. nall ked nician also required. Must have own die tells. Cal 723-52131. (082794) LEAD Hand/Warehouss Super- visor - growing Alex company has an Immediate opening for an Individual with strong com- munication skills, leadership ability and Is in exanthem physi- cal condition. Interested In- dividuals should send resume to: Mark White, PFFD. 89 Milk Rd.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 71.3. (092294) MA -LE Enterprises Ltd, we are looking for 10 w rgetic people to help us with the upcoming Christmas Rush. Earn =300 and up per week Display marketing. Car required. Phone Chide at 697-0419 after 6 p.m. (092294) EARN money for Christmas. Ladies needed to sell lingerie through open houses and homne parties. Beautiful and tasteful product line. Good income potential for full or part fine. No irnrsstrnsnt required. Victorian Lace Lingerie Inc. 723-9234. (092894) MOBILE Disc Jockey. must be EXPERIENCED PMWtPairtted over 25 years, personable, needed. For moa information, palisnt. good voice with reliable call Dino and Sons Aubbody at transportation, knowledge of 666-9479. P92044) music and stereo systems EAit11 fit from the comlom of Pied. Best Music Services• your own home. For free 7281856. (092294) information. send SASE to Sub EXPERIENCED sewing 5113. 8 Midtown Dr., Oshawa. machine operator for ladies Onf. L1J 812. (092794) wear required. Appy within, 1541 Somergrove Cres., e Pickering. (092194) ' r GAILLIND requires cleaners for days and evenings. 6831134. ACCOUNTING Clerk required (092094) for busy Scarborough office. EXOTIC Danows wanted - small help is a sit month contact club. big money. can teach. Cas tresumro t+s t0 (help rneto (4416) 291-0045. our books. Fax r,eier, 436-2069. (093094) (Qg2p9't) CARPET CLEANING A UPHOLSTERY BY DARRIN MURTON. Any 5 rooms 579.90. LwS dining, hall S34J1116. Sola, Mair, loveseat, 564.95. AN workrnsrrhp guaranteed soni- ing Durham Rpion fo 10 yaers Dep steam A I g. Cal for a free ostimtae, MW 6854M RED Dog Corstru cam - fatal rergvabons - deduk irdortodkirp driveways. patios, plumbing and *We[ ". brick and stone work. 20 years experience. All at reasonable rates. Call 263- ao32. (092094) ARE you hiving problems Nnd- imp time to dean your home. For professional Cleaning, call Helen's Honks Services today. 427-1041. (101294) IPtickill aume ma. 'JataJlts9 4 DRYWALL, taping, boarding, studs and T -bar pilings. spray stucco, plaster repairs. For MCNALSIQ Movlup - houses, professional service a compsti- +rpartmenes, polus. appliances five prim. kali Bill a 432.5409. and piano spas ialista. Free (TF) wardrobe senrioo, licensed. K.C. Missionary -brick bock and insured. Free estimates. Call stones of 431 types. Guaranteed ' (Th) workmanship. No job too big, no HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - job too small - we do s all. For move frig or small, we price free estimates, call 579-3811. them all Foe ostlrnsies, seniors (TF) dkoaaa shat notice moves, W.LL Home Rarnovatiorns pianos moved. Comparable Basemen". carpentry. Custom rocs. Cd 432 2850. (TF) cabinets, drywawnp. flooring. OUTSIDE Storage. Book. cars. painting; Canoe and deck F(raaltYestrss ppyyrl�p�r�l1,,. TaurMN construction. Will* q� -M Thernf� 6Mi41 614V41111-8 44% 5159. (092094) etfeni4s. 11982091 enbrook PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION BI -LINGUAL CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Lenbrook Industries Limited, a marketing, sales and national distribution company, is currently seeking a Ril6aguW Customer Service Representative. The applicant must be completely lei -lingual in French and English and possess excellent communication skills. Three to five (3-5) years of Customer Service experience and computing skills would be definite assets. If you are interested in this position, and would enjoy working in a non-smoking environment, then please tax or send a copy of your resume, by September 25. 1994. to: Human Resources - FILE 8300 633 Granke Court Pickering, Ontario, Canada L1W 3K1 FAX; (905) 631.6936 Lenbrook industries Limited is committed to employment equity. 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. e Confident and pleasant telephone manner. e 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. L1 W 3K1 Attn: L. Meredith. Deadline 09/30/94 : No Phone Calls Please" AJAX Moving Systems - full services. moves. appliance and piano spedassts. flat rah at hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now a"" eras bogies with more. Park and bad special. stierlwp at 598 and up. Cal for i dorrneft . 725-0005 or 427-0005. (TF) MEN with large truck will do household moves. residential. commercial. AN types of moves. Cal Cart or Jane. 427-2856. BALLOONS for all occasions. Decorating is our speciefty. Prompt service. 427-7853. (093094) MAOXNL4K clown ftio ready to entertain tow any age, any occasion. Birthdays. promotions. openings. fundlaise s, Magic shows are funl LOW- help. 111131111-7057 or 726.8334. (TF) RABBIT wants work doing maple fw dWdren's parties and all occasions. haw my own magician. Call Emig, 868.4932. (TF) HELP We Rhonda's Irl IDecorating.IItMbM6 tINarttiagr.ra pscftb welt a low cost. telswrtcos. Foe astlnrae. 404.0490.1092064) Gas or Wood Staves And i� Fireplaces 120 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 qualifications: • 2 years business experience developing multi-user applications using Clipper 5.x. • experience with Windows 3.1, and other Microsoft Software. • general Ethernet and LAN knowledge, i.e. cabling, protocols, hardware, etc. • post -secondary education in programming. • good communication skills. Please send resume to: Clearnet Inc., 625 Granite Court, Pickering, Ont. L1 W 3K1 Attn: L. Meredith. Deadline 09/30/94 * No Phone Calls PI * Pic kwirg Condordrdm Developer requires experienced PsA-tkns for very busy Sales Office. How elle employment will include days, evenings s weekends. Appkants must have tast a wwrate typing & be familiar with computers (tri will be provided). Plealse tax resume to (905)420-8158 Attention: Natasha. Only UtOse applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. Deadline Sunday, Soplarnberr 25,1994 LEGAL SECRETARY required for senor civil li igmion lawyer. MInAour n 3 years chile Npatlon experience necessary, rcW WP skills preferred. Forward resume by fax in confidence to 905-5711378. M92294) IF you are single or a single parent orseparated or divorpd with three years work experlence, you may ouaAy for tehanCiW asestuwe or r you are, over 45 and hake recently been laid off. you may Waspy for train- ing assistance. DIPICERT., Lotus. WordpeAecl. 0 -Bare. Word, Acepae. Bedford. Autocad, Venue, Papsmaker, Harvard. Corot, Computer Programming and Systems Analyat. Cabot Pascal and C. Photoshop. Ouark Express and Nkustrator. Durham Business Computer College. 427.3010. JR. Order Taker nice 4." 0 - we she currently seeking a bilingual (Enhpdsh i Fnendy junior brdr taker to work in our kantwor service depert ant. The can- didate should be asp rtralvate L Personable. have prong com- munication skills, working knowledge of Lotus 1.2-3, WPS.1. This entry wow posilipn pays $& r. Phrase sand miune to: Paul Avis - JROT, PPFD, 89 Mit Rd.. Abu. Ont. LIS 71-3. MATURE person. offiewcom- Puter ewPrlence, 2 days pr weak Ajax. 427 -MM (Pang, Mon. Wed Fri order f092/94l BMW �. %W in-store sates help needed Good krwwMdpl of 0"M dfaplry and must havis e pesos w attitude and great communication skips Awhen dealing wish dila Plk ALSO. wAWW - tt* e�shop at - Call Charlie � a eaEiatctsw books Durhalm Region hauthors. Barrduggra�loa and educiam ornmartrrn a....... membnow Deem Diffild 11101 Cuba x98 IA A a ML fP1n118 sflRd rMUt10 b10 11" I*NILeYMN Sales Sales PICKERING TOYOTA Durham's #1 Toyota dealer requires SALES REPRESENTATIVE Experience preferred. Willing to train suitable applicant. ff you want to sell the best call WAYNE TURNER 420-9000 THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, SO TEMBER 19,1"4 -PAGE 29 f 11 I WAWMD . old and antique tumkraft instruments, arhytfnirc old. Se leer, instruments, china, silver, advertising, sporting, toys. decoys. dolls. milk bottles. cofVF - bCt10rea 0"e6. Cal iobert CANADIAN TIRE Bowen Antiques (905) 655- W49, Broddin. (TF) Ajax IMMEDIATE cash for your cam„ stamp collections and postcards ` a" and collections. Top prices paid. Ikwews Phone Ken anytime, 686-0865. Inspection (ow3w) $49.95 • Car III Light. Trucks FOLK An Painting Classes _ _ n starting Oct. 3. Monday CWWWQ,2r evenings. 8-10 p.m. Call for in- formation at 723-5660. (092194) - - FOUND - Codkatisl. Sept. 2 I M Fad F100, 4x4. 74,000 Northwest Oshawa. Ver kms., cap, excellent, $7000. North North friendly.y 1%7 Charger Boat with 150 (905) 434-6915. Marc. with 1989 traiw, ti8000. () 19M Ford Mustang. ewt9Mm. LOST - black and white shat original, $6000. 571-1433. haired neutered and deClawed 1904 t:levy Solxsdals half Ion • male cat with red collar. Lost n � • - • faiClk gyp. $3005 ob.o. cartlfled. • , • Y.L"111111111 , Our client based in the Durham Region is currently Classes cwnm-cvv sups. ,s and Oct. 4. puppy and novice. seeking a Set-up Operator with a minimum of 3 years + A104EIK" - dayears dose to experience in Punch Presses ranging from 100 tons to (091664) 600 tons. FIREWOOD • quality seasoned Successful candidate must have experience in • • •Trucks progressive dies together with a working knowledge of my home la 2 girls. 2. 4 years. ,:arpo,vFl, a� pelen,rees. Roll Feeds, Air Feeds and all other Punch Press related reasonable offer rekned. fully guaranteed. Reconditioned equipment. Tool repair experience would be an asset. Wanted If you have the experience we are seeking please contact: ■ THE Groh Plummier ■■ ;ANACS The Minacs Group Inc. ■■■ ■■■■ 71 Albert Street GROUP Oshawa, Ontario L1 H 4R1 ■■■■■ INC 905 579 2911 • Fax 905 579 6050 WAWMD . old and antique tumkraft instruments, arhytfnirc old. Se leer, instruments, china, silver, advertising, sporting, toys. decoys. dolls. milk bottles. cofVF - bCt10rea 0"e6. Cal iobert CANADIAN TIRE Bowen Antiques (905) 655- W49, Broddin. (TF) Ajax IMMEDIATE cash for your cam„ stamp collections and postcards ` a" and collections. Top prices paid. Ikwews Phone Ken anytime, 686-0865. Inspection (ow3w) $49.95 • Car III Light. Trucks FOLK An Painting Classes _ _ n starting Oct. 3. Monday CWWWQ,2r evenings. 8-10 p.m. Call for in- formation at 723-5660. (092194) - - FOUND - Codkatisl. Sept. 2 I M Fad F100, 4x4. 74,000 Northwest Oshawa. Ver kms., cap, excellent, $7000. North North friendly.y 1%7 Charger Boat with 150 (905) 434-6915. Marc. with 1989 traiw, ti8000. () 19M Ford Mustang. ewt9Mm. LOST - black and white shat original, $6000. 571-1433. haired neutered and deClawed 1904 t:levy Solxsdals half Ion • male cat with red collar. Lost n � • - • faiClk gyp. $3005 ob.o. cartlfled. • , • ' • •. , Frock Rdhlwy s2 area Please Call John, 905-839-1357. Classes cwnm-cvv sups. ,s and Oct. 4. puppy and novice. e A104EIK" - dayears dose to call 619-2823. (091894) (091664) DAYCARE required pan time in FIREWOOD • quality seasoned AJAX Pickering Appliances - no • • •Trucks Plertty of activilieS and tun. my home la 2 girls. 2. 4 years. ,:arpo,vFl, a� pelen,rees. 16• hardwood. $160 per bush cord. Limited quantity. Call 1- reasonable offer rekned. fully guaranteed. Reconditioned ' :.. . •315 Wanted Cal 420.7444. (092191) 7059444MI 7 p.m -1/ p.m. appnygK. Cane nyf1e kin a ENRICH ENRICH your We with the loyally Stock, Cost. up to�bi 9944 BABYSITTER wanted in my (1004%) deal 4278784. 467 Weirtney Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) DONT throw your dace waste irto landsees, we a DOGGIE WANTED - used 5 ton truck - Must be certliable, will assume m has. 2 boys. non arridw. car CHANNEL and display advertising on CHANNEL 15 in Call 683- 996 DOOLEY PET WASTE DIS- ha e, preferably diesel ergine. required. Full time. Can (906) ' Market TORO riding triplex mower. 3 POSAL SYSTEM. 9 am. - 9 Cil Gilbert. 427-6705 fAax). 428-23D4.(091894) pored starting ar reel unit. waft 76• width. deal for 1/2 to 4 acre lot. Weft p.m., 7 dayWweelk. Call 723- 5113x434a7e2.s2.tx)olfwah AVAILABLE Clan. BABYSITTER wanted in our SPEED Queen washer and rrtiintained, asking $t075. can �- (TF) ' bTrailerS orer. two boys. non smoker. car required. Full time. 730.4 dryer. good corhdtion, $300 par ob.o. Call 883 0899 aver 5 p.m. 98S-4120 after 6 p.m. (092094) HIMALAYAN Kittens and paint. prop reparn. Oshawa p.m. call 428-7593. (092394) (091864) PIANO, apartment sae. like adults. CCA and CFA ASKING $1700. 1976 Bonaire Glass Fite. 341 Dtarhwn Cn. 579-1433.(092794) KAYAK Pakoki Sprit great for new. Sofa, loveseat. floral registered. Shots and vet Hardtop trailer, sleeps S. $ • cottage and flat water coddling. pattern. Double bed and chocked. 7257796- (092294) ebctrilpropane f . 3 burner rhdnk • • • - $375 includes spirt and paddle. dishwiasfher• 6861767. (011864) PALADEN DOG OBEDIENCE - propane stove. sink. 20 gal. SINGLE box and mattress. $125. New Kenmore h Cap Can (906) 9869660. (091894) JUST moved - no room for 4x8 QuaW-d vprkury approved in water tarok ok urunnp. water hook - up. elec. hook-up. t 2V adaplx EXPERIENCED EUROPEAN Pine queen stns Dodi 21' colour T.V. and pow table. $500. Twin oft couch with reeling chair. paid struction by ew-inrru.tor RAF. Police Dog Training SehoW. for interior jht. cwwpygood o 2.21 engine, 153.000 kms. low can as Is. 1995 Ttayra Cushioned rocking dhae $250 '"9 $1200 ask $700 Cap (905) Openings avalabie Ix n.0 traces LlverpooYBayy aoa T1s ) BROADCAST MEDIA RETAIL SALES •540,000 I DAYCARE fx an o baso. each. Everhegs call 42&3037. (092094) Classes cwnm-cvv sups. ,s and Oct. 4. puppy and novice. e A104EIK" - dayears dose to �, my home. Lots of TLC. (905) 427-3704. (091894) 2PCE sofa- $80. Panasonic TV. our success rate speaks Io Ci ndatytypon School- All day' alternate cage a b«bn and ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE required to represent ktcal Plertty of activilieS and tun. FRIDGE and stove for sale. AT Dow Car sem. VCR Ilea. Tel. e68-9425. (091364) e"repicall (9 10rone kaOak table (scion a upgrading, please q11 (905) 1q it96. bah pow front thea 6142199. (092091) retail TV advertlsirg sales for SPORT SCOPE, THE Central Ajax W000n. Ages 1r*1 oolow, $gyp tales bothl wofthh C freeze.0. erig able 5100. aby crib with ENRICH ENRICH your We with the loyally Stock, Cost. up to�bi 9944 PREVUE IETVIIORK, THE BETTER HOMES 1 12 and up. Pickering (905) 831.7466. (092196) rnanress. $100. ELE tYPe••rter, and cor penionahp of a bower. models. W*M Sales, &j&Wt0. CHANNEL and display advertising on CHANNEL 15 in Call 683- 996 $100.Maid Sony 27• wi ytr Tv, s500. $TThprsi Orpar terythhyrrs $396- dols -New and used Dier+os. ^"" °w^ as S90 watetbed. SM. 427-0253. Pupp+os adstable ince to all homes $Sop FIBREGLASS and Sooxy CIBLDCARE in my, home by 3 PCs. spa.* and end tables. •in. ��- gital. keyboards. $275. Two rnahongony '(Free STOVE and tndge. gold. good (092394) pored starting ar materials. How -lo videos and SCarbor,vv.l, and Pi i,�,,,,, " 'xc , ^ ^ y- AVAILABLE Clan. working condi ion. $200 o.b.o. SAN -qty a. � and up. Carp 7263142 M92296) books, carr»ew repair kits. boat 3-5 years experience, excellent communigtiortis skills -CARL Mon. -Fn., 7 am. - 6 p.m. E��. X5515. (091594) sh.ds, bora on Sias. axe. $599. NANO led parrot baby icor sob. paint. prop reparn. Oshawa and a aeetive flail. Active igowunts and ifemendous 3 .,old 1$ 3up.BfocklF%nch Articles Fo GST included. Display at Lym, Orange -winged Amazon. Hatched June 23. 1994. Can Glass Fite. 341 Dtarhwn Cn. 579-1433.(092794) unsold potential. area 5 min. tram bupliC , Sale" bird Lumber, K' "'9610n - Pia- ening or call 905-509-4%1. 433-4077. (092394) TaE to e•rtertre, noord and IVATCH TRILLMA CABLE FlRST, then fax resume to schod.w-iN provide tonal. S30 Te dGoo phorhe system (6 Pay retail prices? Ono of (cxt¢7°4) .. outbo.d motors. Wile. sales. Larry Willmott (416) 4391175 13 yrs. experience. I.ds Of SINGLE box and mattress. $125. New Kenmore h UENT oak dining room table. 6 1 , 666a0t0. (092794) window. $40. 436.3904. manufacturors is now so" dins to the public. Eq. oak TLC. s fm avy euySale rprlernoe, not smaller. CPR (092364) P daaaa( table with dor oat and $e- white, canopy bedroom 4 Windsor chairs. $799 r 2.21 engine, 153.000 kms. low can as Is. 1995 Ttayra 683-5278 diver. $325. Morris 30' white pine bunk beds. (guard raib traces LlverpooYBayy aoa T1s ) ' Terost 6 door. 149,000 kms,• 6100 o baso. as is. 4350%0. Ralrarose. $850 +. Fssvl=L Thersoa, 416 t ) 287-74x2. stove. $225. GE 3(r write slows. iadderi. 905.831-441102. (091894) 1092 Geo Metro, two door 137.1enicies ' • . • LOVING canng household ex- PIN WN man with 2 ,R year $275. Mattes Buil-In Oven. $75. Beaumont 2 door Indge, white. ROYAL Doulton - Limited Edi- hadbadk, s1Ner�gr•y interhor, am. 32.000 kms_ snneculow, MOTORHOIE For sale - 1974 �r�trilyxvtl / �M.,C�,a ^ter' 71 1�%x gore). Must have saute old. forced yard wth kis of rays and tun anrg/slide set up, cam $575. Microwave. $115. Dmrg room table with 4 high back tion Piece. 'Queens of the Resim' Queen ire. For more intomatiOfl lease call 683 Ake new. Certrfed. $6800. Can 434-5563. (092096) 23 ItDodge Corsair C - Class mlbebrfhbrtr. A-1 COrhdarbn, nwret A -Z DRIVERS $19-0393 ask for Suzana. (092194) dhaua, $800. Red maple dinette p - w!4 chairs, buffet and open 9822. Sherry- (092094) hutch (County style) $475, Anti- WATER FILTERS, n 1IN1 Camaro, whae, V8, tear roof• loaded with all power 61,000 be seen. Almost like now Sleeps 6. 3 way tndge, propane Stove, oven, microwave. A104EIK" - dayears dose to you son+ a options. kern., one REQUIRED IMMEDIATELY Ci ndatytypon School- All day' alternate cage a b«bn and tains quina $496. Glass and Ceartrook or NSA uns Ma re` cures � x owner. Asking $10.800. Call 723-97g,.((x922994) � orluma air new rear albr sdwd can provided. sale e"repicall (9 10rone kaOak table (scion a upgrading, please q11 (905) 1q it96. bah pow front thea 6142199. (092091) /$g0 Trarrpat SE, $tally loaded. radial blas. 3 pee. room. aaainehg. Very unique open con- • 2 years experience hhorrhe, forrmd and. las d y Tot"' �biha.- $700. RorrW open wrib excellent condition. Approx. Cee with rear ktchen and rear . ctrl abstract non smoking onvwonment. Nutritious lunches and snacks PIANOS/GRANDFATHER (int wrwood a .rase). Clocks - Back To Scholl Spa. QZSWkms.$I1.5W.Call go& 7265993. ( aZM) Corner bathroom. Exceiieni mechanical eondkim . Asking • criminal record search PSovided• Can Cheryl 420.2931. ta/1e64► $100.Maid Sony 27• wi ytr Tv, s500. $TThprsi Orpar terythhyrrs $396- dols -New and used Dier+os. ^"" °w^ as 19n Oldsmobile Coma $10,500. Carl 1-705.639.5816 tor 7067403,x4. (092094) • ICC medical CIBLDCARE in my, home by 3 PCs. spa.* and end tables. •in. ��- gital. keyboards. $275. Two rnahongony '(Free V6. anrto.air. Pa.. ped.. artVfm' with blue • good equipment qualified teacher. reasonabb races LNapo area 420 magazine, rads. $40 oxen. 2 CLOCKS do" am ser tabic lamps. up,. Trerrherhdaus savegsl Tarp white Poll $am os WWW. W5.57"U7. (092094) 4 , , • (may Linda. 9061 ask for Linda (092964) swain Piano works 4331491. (TF) mri Merrill eweMivo deer (3tT x �) $100. Two wood ewewtne 1111 gold 0iarthon0 •r 1198 Buick 4 doe, 4 Century. AJAX - ono Dedroonn basarnwd RETM" Nurse and manes win • safety bonus prohhide, daycare in my hot . titrnbed hot kmchas. TLC. decks (3d• x 727 SM Execiu- ring and matching wedding five bM, dee (oak accents) bars. asking $450. Cal Lynn at cplindar, auto, Ps, pb., - A eeneo, good dean running car. apartment dose to Hwy s2/ Chnhrch. Clow to as /aiolMir in For team work Highway and City yard. dew to slows. reasonable $150. Secretary deer (wood) 434.248;,. M92294► Hurry on this ae. only 61996 b� 4 ma. robe Drs to eludes frid9w stove. mivoerain and cable No pis firsfAaet. I+..11 BOBrates 4CW oV and shalt workers $7�n aseuyty chair $20. QAKANM FURNITLRiE . why choose, from Open Sunday. Cad Available kneed d*. Gin 893 - wekomte 42f-7190. (091994) S30 Te dGoo phorhe system (6 Pay retail prices? Ono of 427-9722 - lytlrma Rues, Big a37. (0910") 725-9694 EM mom has opus awaYble "$150. GMC side balk truck Ontario's oldest and largest Tats Salsa (012294) PK: BWC KirppbMk,«poci. EXclue w Tr1111pOrgt101f S1fVIO9lt IN your ddd. FMxbb haws, nutritious meals. Iota of window. $40. 436.3904. manufacturors is now so" dins to the public. Eq. oak 19M Pyriesah Raft 4 door, Irgohim bodr-0 prwaobaw rprlernoe, not smaller. CPR (092364) P daaaa( table with dor oat and $e- white, canopy bedroom 4 Windsor chairs. $799 r 2.21 engine, 153.000 kms. low can as Is. 1995 Ttayra $runt apatne,a cfa,as, pe,ke,g• walk to all amenities. WELDER (S) traces LlverpooYBayy aoa T1s ) - oak suite, includes: and double °oa` d o pidipa1 dor and 6 and rtwra, Chaim.Sta Terost 6 door. 149,000 kms,• 6100 o baso. as is. 4350%0. Ralrarose. $850 +. Fssvl=L Thersoa, 416 t ) 287-74x2. MOM b EWEMNMDerreau. d night .and rtpN table asba::i29/. Over 20 stain dtoices • al �6) AJAX - convenient one 3-5 air$ experlBrl08 In cup fOf your cold Sant loving kaso ( dpr ip,� $700. W54M solid. no variants - TradNbna( /te4 Cutlass Claim LS, 4 door. ballroom ant cortaire0 baso- �r�trilyxvtl / �M.,C�,a ^ter' 71 1�%x gore). Must have saute e,myironnNnt. fenced yard. MtsabbM rates. Rbsslendl 9215. (012296) woodworking. 905-985-9774. YONNaG out d Murray. Mui � V6• � Iw ^�. ed. Marked. ►ltrry on thls bre f14/5 art 4 rent apanmom avallaDb Oct. 1. $525 monthly. inCJYding C.W.B. or tli.C.C.R. ticket. Good ) Thldta°n onto keel 4 ) se everything. Whirlpool CSESTB�Lp Bio mess, oak meas nice can 10 cease hart. L* N iw Single, ream". non and 11@nef a it. , � MON SMOKER of 21Q and 311 weather Yamaha Stereo�NADCO alp tables and sloa table. Call 427 -CM SSM inns. open Sunday. " Tome► Sarva smoker. 6934015 to AJAX-.` -11 n .nt ravase fax yaw rtestmt� to: 2 p- old a � � POave,y GUIM amP. ban6¢ table and 4 chairs. 839.4817 �) apartment for rent. Parking. 90"2"933 � lam fonced yard. vert -de, -sac nor Electric TakanWe Accatstic (091894) WHAFX pedift WAN books FSSHER Video SM M--" Grand Marquis, 4 door. V8, at. Sam commew a available immadiaWy. $5501 ma dy. Fbwka Carl am 6 park Flea. hags, hA'p- tints. References, recons. Naar car and bite, covers and more Cantona, 801, Ask for Jame6. 8113-0047. Camoondr 8 with 8x zoom Liam wheel, cruise, leaded. am Onhw at Cr1Ms4 82450. 72b PAL 427 -OU& (012194) f 1 BrodoDeEtobk Plickee n9. 06- ) (012194) $435. white, pro iridal twin PIIS dihhing loom suis, senile room suite with mattress, 1350. (905) 893 9136. (012296) DME lerBe b..enett ll N Viable =. $850 pr north in- 11$8$ Maada 829 Lx 4 dor, 5 fglass itdud ng 9 anin deirs. buOM 346Mox �' caber, $1500. Cad (%2�6) _ tlefe0 caaseae. power odder clanydree. (092194) udes utilities. 888-0746 'PHYSIOTHERAPIST 494.5919. (081904) HOUM contents sale - oak dknig room lable. 6 ehai t. TV no. eroeBNlt deco "niece oar, low mt- lif ontr eases art 4 Tiam bedroom nein floor of ffB1AA1Mit Elston - quttlasd FLGA, stpsrirtoad In gmrlgMe COWUTER• - 498r40 s, W 1705 $180. Complete systsne tnaw wtlr wrranty), ae,cliornl meas nMbe can b clgase Alert.por semi with 4 appliatoea $900 thtsttb pkes u.7i9es No pat WE NEED YOM i SERVICES feervicas_ ha t� ter �br elderly Parisi sox. aerao cabins, will flebaM. uesd tab ng size ireveryffilneinnitrieoatdiNL Cad az74lrn anyaps4 Russ � �mdmr. Bio Town Solea tirWlasL (418) 296 4AFTERNOONS oft 2 EVENINGS WEEKLY. "I i0'- Ww also ds household oitoree, gnaw. Call Items from $190. 998 Lap Taps• 006MM to view. ( a") $005- Guraneed omit, Pais. �� TWO bedroom basement 1879 Ford Granada, $1000 WE ARE A NON•OHIP, WELL ententes and $15Rr. srei ie at Computer Ckraatbe MEtMTZMAN Piano. Wright rncarelied. Alm 1919 Jeep aptrtrttsrtl, etaectaise NRnitby. 4 °ESTABLISHED PRIVATE CLINIC 439706MW4 Centre,. 161 King St. E.. wekwLbrandnweandkior.As. Sowm.rnlle. king $1950. Also a Sport, fully bladed, 120,000. boa bath broaMAM iNeM ttttaeorhs 1e bray- ; IN PICKERING. MATUM ndatbM worsen to dean offices. evenkgs or nights (101304) contents M011111G Sale. 3W electric ai. hone for Sala Cad 490.0277. Phase 009.8348 (O17Op4) Also one be,droom, share, kkctem MWKWY, Mroedn PLEASE CALL In Pickering area Planes cal 500-1481. mond colour. $200. Upright ( ) IWO 300 Digital, 4 door. 5 cyduder. auto, laadmd, end Sept am 5000. (0=04) (905) (0918941 piano. $400. 33.5'x28.5' HEAT M=*AnWMiuo Furnace, haplabo doss. $50. Rotnti N. 6• now brakes, here ffaM r. ExeN- lent clean running car. Was - into bedroom batsemwlt , 8 1 1 f 420 -0647 aipitel cube, cramtic dec $100 o.b.o. Call 997.4460. stealer. Themro oorrroulid. =0 HW - apaeUtleftl, 4 Poo. beth, avail - • (0/219q price, $169.95. sell $so ry bin of ate, (ad 427-9722 uttdee. Cad 095.0slij, 5 0ir,.8 ofLiquidation. i4d94a, an. Call 993-8288. eaase � S a pm. brnly. (012314) FILL dwell at skirl a I" cpet,arpets ny r� stain 101 o wMTBY k ey, W(a *in Ad tlIC mpus r V soot► ibll old OOII�NIIgr tl1pNIMlOe • FNEW= v� M _ I"ium on hrnd, 1 sent clu et 3 rooms. $349. Price includes eauP.I, 11974 M P�afsS.tur attwo- partum 1w9 bedoorn apatrtwM dao b Fridge, p19bm6il Drllp retlura asp 1060 8imt000 SL AL 9112. Odtama. AJAX - mature nanny/ Mill! � premir pad. expert 1 NMIand woudg bin. fast delivery, free bads 1wYtd. h"im � good. Serious inquiries only. schools equirs5n8. stow required. � ISH houselreeper required for 1 ESTABUMDIli3 eetkltalsa (3D yady. Nommen, 1200 Call 190 °°3 �� ( )a14ri� FAX tI YOUR AD tdoedlggrael4L p.m. -9 p.m. 2 or 3 gcelN�ntt cop 70�ZT1 1 E�� 6062314. (TF) OLD and good co ern. gold. THREE wile power chair. We sterdng oplipl inrSSwtasnt. bog poi wNTBY - Ne bskkcan norm d Go.Quito area ea -in kitchen. r ' drlwrs record, R it i rle, .111* gk+ga. IQ -5/0t i114 (fiM M ti : e i Durr oornddbo. Alk jewNts y, watch*&. old china $3000. and glees antique isrnktre. Cad 5768920. l M► LEAS b own vallidgs, IM tt3s8 down, d0. ,rain floor. $550 available Oct. of 72391340. atesmaget .r.aw 48i►*M (o9209q + , �ttp i sle663)Bt /e 1:# --• ) i� jtrsyrtel..r±--ori 'e'e�+a7rMiirrtrb+tri!�r�IYwY9Slarrawhtswr-.as.ratra+�tic+-vrsewe,t•.rano.r.i��flwi�Rar�aAaJ•F-.=+--.e4�.l�elldldl.Ar'w!/Y7tti1e►ti 'h :. k.k 6 t a ? M. • •ra . •! . ' a Hare l, r I • c nn 1 Or00 ♦�cl�AV�MM.•Yr4i�I.a �J #AGE THE NEWS ADVF.>8i EM SUNDAY, SLPI'EMdBR 18,1!!4 11,400 SUMMER SPECIAL #ttS*7` TRADES� FROM WELCOM ' I C- ' PW Month < 1995 30 fL Fleetwood from o* $13,999 +FRT. & Prep. Incudes: 2 door fridge, stove, fumace, dinette, full Washroom,1 or 2 b ed oris, step' lir. MUSr AUXETBE We Promise To Be Compeii6ve OPEN 1 DAYS (1EALtlOWtriKsT Hwy. BrAi� 190 655.8198 AWEEK cLeeaeNce sere � II PTC. For detalls, all Rick, (905) wvwrwww�rL. a.c usau uru,.y oeaor i*. 1u•cew+J decorated new 3 bedroom COUNTRY Lhritg -farm hot" raised bungalow. 5 applWcs, to share. Brock/Taumm Non gas heat antral air and two smoker, no pets, no kids. Long baths. Must be seen. Available �s in woods, excellent cross Nov. 1. $1050 +. Excel Property country skiing. $325. 426.7114. Management. 404.8884. ) (092194) NORTH Oshawa three TWO separate, lurnkMd"XNM. t at $375. The second is $350. bedrooms, fridge, stove, fenced Full share in the household in yard. available Oct. 1. $850 + facill, . Parking available Cal EAST OshatralCcurtice • bright FEMALE m slaw easy bun- WFIYARE YOU A = wIN11 2 Chriod n Wanton. (092004) tuking, full ametNlfes. FkW RENTER lat. $375 Plus 14 ttilkles. When with only 1500 �' References. (905) 888-5272. down pay nnot t you an (092294) own a nw, 3.4 bedreom home an WW lot Gloat P��M . �,ig for pool• 1ietanci aaikible. 11ve calling k dlivid ua to share 3 bedroom IOwn ho set with tarre. _ - - !Os -6234641 . - - _ Av lible ruow. Close to Go and PTC. For detalls, all Rick, (905) wvwrwww�rL. a.c usau uru,.y oeaor i*. 1u•cew+J decorated new 3 bedroom COUNTRY Lhritg -farm hot" raised bungalow. 5 applWcs, to share. Brock/Taumm Non gas heat antral air and two smoker, no pets, no kids. Long baths. Must be seen. Available �s in woods, excellent cross Nov. 1. $1050 +. Excel Property country skiing. $325. 426.7114. Management. 404.8884. ) (092194) NORTH Oshawa three TWO separate, lurnkMd"XNM. t at $375. The second is $350. bedrooms, fridge, stove, fenced Full share in the household in yard. available Oct. 1. $850 + facill, . Parking available Cal EAST OshatralCcurtice • bright utgttes. Call (905) 434-5308. 686.7840. (092394) small two bedroom apartment (092004) PICKERING Brock/Finch, own fenced yard, parking, AJAX - 4 bedroom, 2.5 baths, room with shared kitchen, sic. references, no pant• F'rsWast. double garage, near amenities. Close to all amenities, $400 Working People Only. tang tem+ $1350 plus utilities. Call 837- inclusive. Available lease available. Call tolled 0544 or 427-9453. (092394) irtrrtedIN* (905) 683-5261 evenings 416-622-2855. (092194) • ) PICKERING . Brodk/Hwy s2. / ' I • • • two bedroom basement wood burning Elmira stove. 3+1 4 apartment, walkout, garage, WHITBY Charles St., 3 bedroom bedroom apartment. newt aOa y separate entrance, self "house 5 appliances, 2 12 COURTICE available Nov. 1. contained. $725 utilities barks broadbwn fenced yard Luxury 1725 sq.ft. condo, nckrded. Available Oct. 1. Firstl walk to Go. $995 per month. solarium 2 bedrooms + loft, gra LAKEVIEW EXCLUSIVE Neighbourhood, 4 bedrooms, 3 1/2 baths, professionally finished basement, eat -in kitchen w/walkout, new carpet, central everything, security, intercom, satellite T.V. Call 686-7848 to view. PRIVATE Sale - 3 bedroom cen- shopping and 401. FirsVlast tury hone on large lot In quiet WHY ARE YOU A village d Hampson. Large deck. RENTER pale. No agents please- Open rrrrnedsaMly. Cal 571-6391 alar 6 P.M. (Cal 0") House Sat. and Sun. Sept. 17 When with only $500 and /8, 2.4 p.m. 5666 Scugog (�) GORGEOUS three bedroom down payment you an St. $154.900. For appointment AVAILABLE ,n YVhaby apart- own a new 3.4 bedroom to view. (905) 263-2773. AJAX •morn for rent in Inge home on ler9a lot. Great ) , Inan( cing av 3.16M SOUTH Ajax - snuggle up to the hew or rant with * 1 to buy kindly tants. Clean room, use wood burning Elmira stove. 3+1 asking $178,900. call i-8812. /� last. 683-3553 or 579-4905. 416.223-0204. (092294) appliances, fireplace. air con., bedroom detached brick FOR Sale, Private - 299 High- _ (0920 CLEAN, spacious3 bedroom $1050 per month + utilities. Cal bungalow, attached garage. land Ave.. $129.900. 3 bedroom 432-7264. (092094) large deck. finished basemeM. brick 'bungalow. recent repo. '=- FROM PICKERING - two bedroom. end unit. Pickering Town home. Ravine lot. nave in condition5oo. No . TRADES ' . $178 bright, cozy basement apart- Recreation room, two _ large private yard, air WELCOME -' v mens (with fireplace). Steps to appliances. CLose to all I 8 • •.Space'(905) 428-0913. ( ) conditioning. .finished1.ret room, �jwm Per Month bark and lake. large Yard. $600 amenities. $990 plus hydro. Cal appliances. f10.500 unotxro O.A.0 plus uNitN6.Call 416-264.4322. FOR Sale by ower -4 bedroom home, if so desired. For 905-723-6507. ((782094} (092094) OPEN Storage - boats, cars. house in FalsrgWook. Finished Jlppoirtrrtenm• call Argeb, 576 trailers. etc. From $15/monxhly. basement. air con. vac. 5 min. 4427. evenings. (0912094) bedroWHITBom. .. ceramic 401. 4 - • • Wilde Sales, call 655-8010. walk to schools and public bedroom, ceramic and / , P BEAUTIFUL 5 level sidespi, hardwood floors, fireplace, ran • (mom) transportation, close to 3+2 bedroom. main floor family Napping• Go and,01• Cal 666- room, kitchen, din room, 414 999 smokers, close to schools. cottages al 2214.(Op2294) p,�,, Available Nov. 1 . $925 . S.A,IAX - Iaarrggee clean private fur- / , •RentcDer1 c«keep• central air and NEIN R. Pik Madel wlpatio door from 0r� ' +FRT 8 "�M utilities. Cal 728.7546. (092294) nshed bed*itmq room Cable. PRICED TO SELL - Northwest vac. double car garage with f.. I imowrave. deli, sham Oshawa. three bedroom. 1 1/2 electric door Opener. NVOUnd Includes: 2 , stove, fumae, dinette, full Washroom, 1 or 2 �' BALSAM lake, year round / • kitchen and bath. f100/wwskly. rental, 2 bedroom, finished baths, air. 2 appliances. 202 Ptad• Spotlessly aware• Close 10 b8dr00ft15, 8. - 666 se34 aft« 6 P.m (092094) Sagebrush St. S139.9m. Open al amwwles. Great anew Askrg cottage, $425 per month . House Sun., 2-4 p.m. Call 434• 5178,000. 432-1663. (TF) DEALS - ON 5TH WHEELS & TRAVEL TRAILER ATTRACTIVE cnvE ,urrdslted roam. pets. call 904 required. No 2e� X354) WHITBY defaced an a 12W lat. N.OSHAWA 4 bedroom sem private cooking tadMies. must Pets- call 905-666-8441. MIKE NZI E R.V. b,adkepit. 1 12 bade grape ahere bad voorrn. Ott Park Rd. N. (092094) BEST value for your donar. only $104,900. Large living tirincsd yard. dose to snapping. w 401. Non smtok*r only Ideal Athabasca Forest, 3 bedroons room. woodslove. wile to fenced UM TRAILERS No pets. First/tact. $1000 . MUST BE SOLD Hwy. 7 at woodbine N 1 AY (905) 4a�. (92194) far ud d. $75 p Uweak. Call / • . n gorgeous . oak kitchen. new yard. per S t down. ing to far included. f75 per week. Call - wNndows, esrda air. 1 1/2 baths. f890 Per month including taxes. MAKE YOUR BEST A WEEK OS14AWA - imm omMe dean 3 723-4568 after 5:30 p. m. pie roc room with woodsfove, 5 Call Ted Houghton. R•Max rr Across from Knob Hill Farms bedrooms, two bathrooms. (091894) FLORIDA - Maderia Beach, appliances. Prime location. Summit, ew3gw. (092'.)91) DEALIi0WIM 905-479-1000 rvingroom, diningroom, 1500 aq.ft. luxuryguff from $154.900. By owner. 7254432. ramilyroom, kitchen/walkout. 6.AJAX • fun use at Apace and condo. 6 appliacnes, 2.1 (092194) ' • srtced yard. Oct 15.S850 Fssu foundry faculties. $90 weeknc bedrooms, two baths, all $5000 downpayment carries • •. , •arimentS est, utiities eats. 576-0017. Non srrWim. all John (416) atCMsoriM, heated pool, less than rent. Whitby, 3 meaties 400 •" 4riments 00 / (092084) 8062131 or (905) 686-8579. 4ta+Dorch bedroom detached brick WANTED - private detached ' ' weak / • • ' ' • - t , • - TWO storey Miro bedroom honker �� ) ly ��. 7238011. Ousgalow, basement eparennit• handYrrlafl special in Oshawa. ouoh.x. downtown Bowmai nnae. AJAX - furnished roan to rent n garage, *opera* entrance. $50.75K range. 579.4316 leave OSHAWA - large b, -gm 3 OSHAWA • Iwo bedroom apart- Ly" kitchen. $725 per r•K" h. adult home• close to all INDIAN Shores - ISM sq -ft. $149.900. 4164944611, Brid- Mss d•'a•*(092194) M j@1F FA 111 bedroom bas*mer+t apartment. .all available at 900 i 198 twoAl *t . 12 unties Available arrtentiss and bus stop, cable condo• directly on the Guff. Inwood Ltd. (012294) as usMies included. $695. Firsu Glen St. Close to schools. Oct. 1. 723-4650 or 6237733. and phosr cede. share Ira ' Beautiful sunsets, weekly or rta h le • CUSTOM Aoon 100 t 3 last required . Available mob'1 bA shopping and 401. FirsVlast (091 581) and mishmarrt tacYies. Non manthty, rentilt. 905.6662766. bsdroorts, horst $evenly ruicroa rrrrnedsaMly. Cal 571-6391 alar 6 P.M. (Cal 0") required. Unities included. For appointment. call 728-4993. OSHAWA - 4 bedroom, ret rruok•r. $320 per nlanlfn. Cal 427-3e45. Mills") (�) GORGEOUS three bedroom morn and kitchen a Mge dolt and Mature trees orad SECLUDED waded trailer IOC. AVAILABLE ,n YVhaby apart- (092794) room. arktral vac. lope yard. Pte. $1100 mwMlMy we. First AJAX •morn for rent in Inge aarab. does m parvus Clow pool. prchasbrm* Irtdr4ped lotsandy dont to Oshawa. Tag pines. beach. tis hrt9• yew ow d rrt*nt building g. spacious car- SOUTH OSHAWA - two hew or rant with * 1 to buy kindly tants. Clean room, use Wath Beast, pool• jacuizi, asking $178,900. call i-8812. access Pref arid. $3500 fu/ price. Party rwwy painted aDam� bedroom apartment. newt aOa y (905) 430-6467 after 6 m. P- of t&CMNM. laundry. as 14M BBC. private yard. available (092084) Cal Charles. Cber ( ) 6160006' with balcony, close to bus, shopping. Al utilities included. �•tM• shared yard. $650 al (092094•) rttonttd y. Call Pat 427-7113. (012394) now -Doc. Fp kdor sell and so visor photos 6169148 or 579. OVATE Sale - legal 2 tom (101294) FiraVlast r squired. No pots. atcknive. FOSVIst, rekr*rtces. LARGE 4 bedroom house. OSHAWA - two bedroom 3718. (TF) hone with garage, 47x212 lei. apalYrenk irlfgc ear.. heat, Bachelor apt. $520. One lmrrtediats possession. 705- spacious, good location in ROOM with 4 ms. baMowrt, '!� (.1.�) V LT TALK osrtra Oshawa. Electric haat. / ' bedroom $625. Two bedroom. 277.1311. (092294) Bowrtemsle. Available Nov. 1. many eatras, suitable ler ran CLEARWATER - k* furnished h 1 ssprale entrance. 3 bedroom AJAX - large, bright one bedroom basaxera fm. Three bedroom $775. cora OSHAWA - small one b•droorn 430-0134 (TF) basement apartment. private $1125 per plus utilities. amok in9 brae!:, $400 per r • amiss, c u Ouse. and 1 bedroom unff, pamaffy Telephone (905) 470-0997. nand Firstatrt. Cal 683.3048. heated Pools• hot tubs. Wwwtis. fi lined basnwd with 2 mons A 125 acre Pit* 2000 ft. river aparm1wo- SWWJN rtrarxoe. fireplace. al AJAX - one bedroom bssmwa 4�Y�' 4 Aces. P-". ( ) ) just 20 mrtu4s a beaches. NHL and a 3rd bathroom No ag•Mt. Abut[: Crow W of . Only ldr A f 4.900. ��' 8e JOY base r Phcrto 723e8t1' (092i9t) S acre G. laundry. PMkrt9 ra Pets. References. Available dos• N OC. Ideal for student or apartment. wit single ran srrnok- 1/ sarglepe 50n- f4W � MNUTES to Oshawa S FURNISHED room. non hil. r1OPP•19 and Aeras tracks. Children Aver front only $16.900. A 2 etre Contra. 4 bedrooms. two storey smoking• female student C NTRY bungalow, mrMults lakefront financing immediately. 686-8092. ,ng working person. All inclusive. $590 Fnst/last, 3 utilities. First/Ist. Available �,e. g83.� (102094) too only soft, excluding basement. 4 preferred in Christian hone. north of Oshawa. Three $42,900. Cal Shelly. 428.6167. VnMy - BroduHosWrd area, references. 6838790. (092194) Sept. 1. Call 416-698-8735. appliances. Int- yard. ava I- Thkfkso 0unds, Whiov. $350' bedrooms. open concept. (091894) Iwo bedroom basement full OSHAWA - one bedroom. 5569. 1092004) OSHAWA - large 2 bedroom able Nov. 1• $850 . 2!3 WMes. monthly. Call 668-7811. fireplace, walkout to treed yard. 1 Frsvlst and rMsrenos. Cal ,092204) f132000. Can after 6 p.m 90S apartment. bath, laundry, parking. public transportation Two bedroom $619. Three oedroomx,1111509. Clean and apartment h se fain and tower w9a now of hers. f675 rrnondt- (416) 6966735. (082094) ALTONA ROJSh ppend. WW SOUTH 65!54108 (092594) / Ajax -Lakeview ex- rowb}r� Lkdtm nduded. $630. b}r� per unb. ktckrd*s hew. cable. req WHITBY - lot 3 bedroom furnished room in dsart LITTLE or not dowdpaymnent - Ny quiet a1 elusive neighbourhood. 4 Cal t'ttb0.794-2194. (082044) inckuOM and Uititis. water. parking. new applences. Cal 579 71 6 p.mL week- ou�arow' main floor, modern aokut Atone for rrhetrae studerd or p�ppms 3 1R bans, maks- Of�Mll '2' Detached' &�• A 175 acres plus 5000 ft. WHITBY -ons bedroom Tenrtt pays hydro. Cas 576 Cal) days and aft day weekends. kitchen, mivatte drive• washer• employed person. Parking, 3+1 bedroom. Walkout bast baso - ti0fely finished bsMtwkt eel- Avarfrortt. (79.900. ALSO one apanneM. 1525. Two bsdroomh 6217 or 404.6222. (. dryer Included. $875 per month cable. bus. Snare separate In kitchen w/wakout, now ntsrt aDarNrerlt 6 rt acre wkefnom distress saw. SM Pkm hV&O. Oshawau twwo AVAILABLE imrrediatNy n AJAX - bachelor atlpammeM for • utiiw. Cal (905) 6864018. kitchen. bathrooms. $100 carpet, antral everything. Fireplace. Central air con. south of Bancroft, asking (Q42004) weekly. 500 2454 ownkhgs. �n3 rrY (416) 293 9 bedroom apannwts n hats. 8825. kallYss. F•MIIsR ria Ifs Osltawwu -639 Cuban SL, twro rent. $500 naMhxly. Newly levet, non smoker. available now. Cal Ssowity, karcorrt salslb TV. 149.900. ALSO 14 acres. Only rJengarage. Jennifer NO down payment? Good Cal 688.7848 fw JppOkMtnMIL 7343 air Jenniter (416) 283 $19.10011(806) 428;167. (TF) requited. Days. 725.6411 Or bedroom. $700 monthly, one bedroom $57S. First/last after 5 p.m. weekdays, 686- croft? Good lob? You art buy PICKERING - non smoker to (092144) an (081804) evemigs6e640/6.,092994) required. Close to bus. 0406, anytime weekends. fwttoprice atreM.whiwprim -h- spacious, OSHAWA - two bedroom shopping. No pets. Call 430- (�3") and ass are -, . Call Doug with ane Other t rte!•- Aw apalYrenk irlfgc ear.. heat, ?NOM WHI �) f�00. w Brie1,41!I Cart.tdMhty, Financial. itatsdla•ly. () 831-6006AD 111111*0 (.� d T wINT.Y _ Wight. clean �a $75.000. Throe bedroom. '!� (.1.�) V LT TALK SM rttorahly- AvaNsbls Oct 1. h d .. basement apamnws n finished rec room workshop. Fidliat.4344311. (042844) triplex• separate entrance, hardwood floors. walkout to irdroorn b.e.nMnt aslant aPPla1f0•4 fadMiee, Pleb eotaanhie gas heal Total m ew nerht Penny e21YMsalrhsy. 1825 Pk+• pet � - ADULT Ajas. Suitable fa single non e 3-52=8rhoPOW Immediate possession. Wiry Phone (905) 7235261 Poser LINES WFAker. 11480 ijtdwill itdgt} Real Etlase. 6838981. (092294) Nasal, Sallies Rep. Guide Raaalr. . AOa. /. (906) "ce61stlibU LAIME 3 Owl two bedroom AJAX - Oslo d TOlem - apt TALK 6e8.61fN or (416) 605-5193 Oa, . t750 cions one, two and three ace- I far ,� 1 afrr1 pJn (092094) per AN inclusive a irtdud b.draane Oct. 1 and "M 1. AJAX ws %Wkey e2. brighl . i% backyard- Phan 5711/936. Ouiet building, close to LINES neve stare large ore bedroom SLOORISWCOE . two OF'� 401. and Go. Pod• fat•hA $699, $792 and $677. ` I ag)� bedtelsr aparattsrt, fridge, clove. washer. dryer. bedroom in 46 unit building. Cal 683-8571 vett 730 p m storage, laundry parkig, wen cable. private entrance. non kitarnged. class b storesibus, Nt3C� - mos 1 bedroom • PREDICTIONS smoker, no pets. available tom $675 inck,",& Go direct to basenusrt sen contained. Suit immodislely. Read Parhew- 123 Blear SL W. or fart called bomb. ran antohhsr. 1600 in- POSITIONS $595 monthly. 886-4960. 4162235419. (TF) alludes u11111111186.ktsfe I (906) 420-56x4. (092194) f . WHITBY malt AVAILABLE IE"TIFUL 1-2 bedroom n tmentrdroam floor in newly THREE bedroom atpartmsrtt IN on a Hoa 976 Ph= Manes Pidterirg Village. Victorian renovated duplex. oak cup- Irwdern duPim- Very dean, Home. Large deck, fksplaoe• boards in kitchen. now appliances, laundry. Parkilill wand for h* parking, privacy. 500 ft. broadloom, large yard, one badtyard.Avaeabwnow -SM* 1111e. b ltard. consarwaiat areal block from Go train. $630 hydro. Call 728-3655 11" cm t(ver. MitAss 10 Gd4M. $875 monthly. 868-7fil (092294) shomoons. f087J44) (wd. SUC CESS ONT i ive. (905) 686-3560. wE$TIEY 82 - W" oe ONE bedrorn aParurort, ovale We Will baln. • • AJAX -Iwo be0toorrt basenwt bedroom basenwN apantrrent aMbk Oct. 1. T ve alp.rbtt.ttL bright. 4 pee. beak, aoo far e1e'1O1 L .r- Ful and -time walkout to backyard, laundry k n y room �alley persons. FhVM regtriiW d tiS taciNiss. BaylyiHarwood. Avail- so& Close W otiolitiming. Cal 7234)041. (092294) atraftble. able Oct. 1. $7W plus 40% utllitiej. (905) 294-0780. Non r,>ak«. SM ihduMe and AJAX - large one bedroom 24 hr. per clay. cable. References required. butwrtwt hpartmat nteslusr, [jj)jn to $11S hr. �pp�pp =f 4 427-0101. (091004) dryer. stow. fridge parkng. LINT BAtElEMT apafrrwt. large 0"WA Ais• BowmarhvBe . WNW" Included. $575 Per p; call for �erviewto kil one bedroom, separate $660. Induall rJeent large one arhd Avec 11110011111*11111116111111,avaYsble OCLamranw. (416) 754-5180 PSYCHIC beero«n availablet. Cal Michael Man-FrI. 416 Que"t lolls! ring ~' tion. Pith- grin by Ciro station. Call Rent starting at $550 plus 2$2-6754 9 a m-5 p.m or 906 9 Of II bM CON Anytime, (905) 420-2188. monthly. Excel Property 1180•)961 aft 6 p.m anirday. 754-5183 p9299q Management. 404.8884. (092094) - ' (416) MA$Twt rhaMh NA R W OO D / B A Y L Y -two AJAX •large one bedroom, %y bathroom and wakhn does!, bedroom basement apxtrNrM. large kW= and lvigtoorm gam: ff Mare aN fad8tfea, $400 per $735. per month plus 40% Parking. separate entrance. p.m. . • • • • month. CO��h ii�b�m�m a WNW Cleo 4o-eff Alissak yq_ -dotq q >jr•9 aZ/Cfwpdh.. After E 11106?W-41114- _ I 1 1233 avallaib 011E d� - �9Ana� • ��) - � ..y. r-ar L'K'�/ T s:'a"a�.YiR•i•tr .._.:: L Ir'N e a S e it i :ill is JJa er J[ '. 'al�ryl��Ffr akiff -ow W . tsw, �675 00�"vs6dt l:attda alsob".p°Tw ' o tt.dlaann i. SINGLES baths, everythitp inr:luded. „ftol:* call eisobood6 IF a t S'& suet pie b~ ad on REO Seller Resort on Tres the people you've River. 4 krtw eau' d VMspe of been o Trent. COMO" and anpYtp. meelin 9 and Larpe slut tlsMnB, ewi nNnp tired of the recreation hall, store. you've been ��°ng- Reasonable rates. Call (705) (8 Call TOGETHER 778.3ow OR o 43&4)ow. (101194) Tod* i 1 ?ZETHE( nonniiii IL 1-#Q"67-0117 D d • • pmrrwm even - -MW, to fid yea ulnen. only a& year- enroMrwM. pweyAoa. you go. yoa. Pasonslited and " to mssd,ktg servloe. Call for our tree brochure, 683-2414 ad on dayIII o RUN* for mon one It»• &m in WINTERIZE ria access north of Suckt. on Goid Lake. Two hours from Ostm%IL Please - - - 1 1 call 725-5011 after 4 p.m. 1 1 (092194) IonworinHUM. -derfthow opotndaide HALIBURTON Fall Bargain Cot- by Crown Land. � N k, tage surrounded , 3 bedrooms. fireplace. fully refurbished, Koshlong Lake, ' M.4 now (99.000. Cali Joyce. Dais Auston Really. anytime (705) ' 286 4441. (092194) 1 a Id of limn -tints wt a satngte les. 'i'Irelsi 1 a r / AFFORDABLE - Lake Ontario - !t no s9wafiowc, far main b r ivy ewrrsse picturesque trailer sites now ►onsoett[ldetstw_piese9[wtpC YDW Mn rare faglt the intoe, run the r.ce�i n i o f off way fes. r ss. Fully serviced, mature dock' K� y. MAMci a a+G trees, sheltered t v7 HOPE YOUR BIRTHDAY tormwatef''°"ailabl . 41&°"'0 terms available. 416757.49x4. Iawwooinllaoewtwdok thcpita[isgfrwd! j0�O91> IS A BLAST! RESERVE your new 1995 WITH LOVE: seasonal site at Camp Barcovan. loealed on Weller s AUNT MARY Bay. 1 M. Best of Oshawa FW hookups. store. boat launch. pool, laundry and more. 9% In Deposit win hold yaw all. No , . . winter storape charged. (613) ms 475-1355. (101194) .. WMT1R1XK TOM M Lovina martory of Tan ttrb left us SgAmtber 19, IM. OBTAINING a loan is not IonworinHUM. -derfthow opotndaide guaranteed Some cm loan s And tete ► law dw ptRvilegr of nan:iwa by Itis site. tiurpe upfront tees. otfws do Tk angd diets is singing - Syed dw mtrdc is so swell not k In sugpeswd that you )n- ra pa dm 1w a ;DOWNS I hose wwshipd at Ifs feet. vestpate 11100m fdy before «9n+n6 any • (TF) 1 m woe iw listen - wtd dr biaod ataHd thnrna is Ilve MONEY Problsnr? Lour, debt 1 a Id of limn -tints wt a satngte les. 'i'Irelsi consolidations. credit bepoWjmy"altOW,pppprbyor� p� cveW FR !t no s9wafiowc, far main b r ivy ewrrsse CONSULTATIONS. Ontario ;,� s() haws ►onsoett[ldetstw_piese9[wtpC YDW Mn rare faglt the intoe, run the r.ce�i n i o f off way fes. 433-142& f10 BORROW AW per No We Thur s no Pont or serve bre, the herr aches am are : as m $110 per monoAr- Ca/ r>x treat Orad ssseg o f flfiRll, Old nave rrw latest 1lfl Jerry, 668-7200 Free Iawwooinllaoewtwdok thcpita[isgfrwd! oonsuItations. Anubis Invert• rro Lid. (TF) NO OW t:add ew Id 11¢ an dw b of dtit lad. An you luiq h=ell M Do you hers hwAl a alp on your itearf 1 so plem a1 Brien for an tit wpftj* in ft ma Of Fewncial Servim IAstksilt• Pwsietta etparisrta nal nsoe6awy. We pnosida enedsts trairft a support cal a4oft coansc'noet - s4see Fun Price bre tiatr bleed SON Pret- ael business. Egitiptrim and supp8ss plus: andL*ho pnoduc- eSonitaEish.d routePor i fl Ajwr and Othwara Cd RomanwA tby) 725-3016. 3 yea► old Iseder in ptraortaf dwelop w_ irdorner. and educedon Isun hire g a swAlo- tioriary health and nreanteea aanaat. Sept. 28. 14 RO413- • 1 w -a. it�rw AooR":Cs'p1�ti "yam a f0tl4 i7 t. f2" pet n kkft UM be 10 ,ran. N.wod LIC eNAW 7420. pat e4) Sous I eeonat detonbe it - youll hsps to conte and Ser That d see worth the trills to Gar toe dalwuyr Tia we met egain. Loa, Tan DRUM LESSONS Private I SMIS aval&kW k �� t .. 428-2000 wrsr w tltr Am ells tlr w Asspilr and prix w bar Aare twig east dor r le ftt DUN Alm" David Isle to torrppsrt, Iowa rare ow�an aur fe rnaAs asd pre w BwyR ire ra lei ewb of liyr I Will pross r to srrnerw wnia. Mrirt,0 0111 b Ba'Gr Allo taO 1rml, who hays shoar of—A aid ft" to bo ever spaeN ow da do ,a Out a DIN Aa, ro and hs wor K " A=Mm rural IirN n Ap tv ter o drte war to poll avec 16u alai bo o m THE NEM ADVERTl3E>R SUNDAY, SRITESOQ 14 l 944PAGE 31 Oshawa / Whitby / Clarington This Week Part Time Camera Person We have an immediate opening for a camera person with half- tone experience, for an Eskofot 707 Manual. Must be available 2 to 3 nights a week and weekends. Non-smoker preferred. Please forward your resume stating qualifications, experience and salary expected to: OSHAWAMIHITBY/CLARINGTON THIS WEEK COMPOSING MANAGER 1165 FAREWELL AVENUE OSHAWA, ONT. L1 H 71-5 Don't Forget oahawaAftNby This wash i Alex/P1ckorhV, New Advordew Classified Dept Is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 376-9333 To place your personalized In IletllOrfaffl, cal 576-M and let one of our professional advisors Tips For Writing Successful Help Wanted Ads Sell the features of the position. Don't crate the impression that you're trying to trick the prospect. Include features such as self- fulfillment, growth challenge, convenience and rewards. Urge the reader to act now. Give them reasons why they should take immediate action. Tell them how to apply and make responding as easy as possible. Call Us Today To Place Your Classified Ad EXEC UTI VE SECRETARY Call News Advertiser 683-5110, Oshawa/VWhi Ages 4 years to 7 years small Class Sipes (905) 509-3314 The London School J of Dance Training 'Dancers for over 35 Years tIIAD PRINCIPAL - MISS K.M. BINNS MTD FOR PROFESSIONAI. TRAINING IN BALLET. TAP, JAZZ AND THE :>. PERFORMING ARTS + ' ` EXAMINATION. COMPETI TNE, RECREATIONAL_ PROGRAMS AVAILABLE FOR AGES 3 AND LIP 0000 SO. FT. OF STUDIO SPACE, OPEN HOUSE - SEPT. 6, 7. STH 6.9 PM ►v.�e. Nwe�e� �wwsw��.e�'��' �a.,awA a x • Describe the position. Prospects must know some of the basics about the position before they will respond. Make sure to include responsibilities, qualifications, salary and working conditions. Describe the ideal applicant What type of person are you most anxious to attract? Include required education, skills and attitude. Evaluate the position through the eyes of the prospect Why do people who currently hold the position like it? Choose the knportant features which you believe will most the needs of the prospect This week 579-4400 STEP TH IN SPORT O OF XW DANCIN' BFST FACILITIES IN TOWN Hardwood floors; professional sound & light... REGISTER NOW to guarantee yourself a place CLUB RE -OPENING Sat. Sept. 17 ( first iO people - no cover) CLASSES STARTING Sept. 19 REGLSTRATION: Mon. - Fri. Sept. 19-23, 7 p.m. -10 p.m., Sat.. Sept. 24, 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. • CONTEl1. LA•TIN/BAIUROOM • CLLM/IAnN DANCEW • BALiET • TAP • JAZZ • Hilp HOP *and MUCH MORE: salsa; nock `a' roll; tanaoy foxtrot; etc - 5 YRS. INDVRfiAM 10 YRS. GY 70RON7O REGION 20 YRS. PERFORMING WORLDWIDE ADULT A CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS FROM SOCIAL TO PROFESSIONAL LEVELS CALL NOW: (905) 837 -STEP (7837) in Bay Ridges Plaza Entertain, Travel, and Compete With Durham's Own Northwind 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 For more information, call the corps line at (905)723-8750 .1 � � �—^^.'fa�� Y._.:.—«ri• r ...�fYJ� .ay.'s r.r .�[ i� 4 t ^'i 4. � h .. A:' a.! M 'Zr � • ter.. .. ... .e. y^� v • � �Yu... . w . .. .. .>t►. .t eh- � _��:o•. .... .:� ............_..» �. .. - .:t,. . ,. _ 4 .:�,� sus,.. _.. . w..ert'arr . a-. �- `.� .._ i September October For the first time ever in Canada, 23 puppet companies will come together to present a total of 66 performances — and all but 3 are FREE! Included in this 5 -day Festival areTV Celebrity Puppets; Two Show Premiers; a Home Spun Puppet Making Competition, workshops in loc 4L%111V libraries, 30' Joanna Dubrowski origir mint Co- Sponsored by-" r:v inon, in i Y GiR JI.Al w*s r Alex • PWWAI - NEWS "VERTM 4. PICKERNG TOYM CENTRE display, an Opening Puppet Party, rovin puppeteers, and Shadow Puppets from Ai the World. Bring the family alld everyday! i Y�K'�il * Denotes events in which the proceeds are being donated to the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. l.M zlr/��" i 1q i11C3opu■■ Puppet Making :Oeti tion day October 1