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`Toxic' fire sickens neighbors
By KEITH GILLIGAN
STAFF REPORTER
PICKERING — "Very toxic" smoke from
an outdoor fire at a plastics factory on McKay
Road Friday afternoon forced the evacuation
of nearby homes and industries and made
people in the area ill.
Plastic skids behind Albis Canada Inc.
caught fire around 3:30 p.m., sending thick
black smoke in a northerly direction.
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Sunday, Sept. 17, 1"5 Pickering nuclear plant
I �j shutdown a `possibility'
�' ii problems persist
Danci*ng, queen
Colleen Rintamak;. 14, of Pickering recently won the international
juvenile highland dancing championship in Scotland. It's dust the lat-
est in an impressive number of dance titles she's captured. Story on
Page 8. photo by A.J. Groen
By STEPHEN LATEGAN
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PICKERING — The Pickering
Nuclear Generating SLwon's operatuxn
could be drastically reduced if Ontario
Hydro doesn't immediately deal with
sloppy work at the power plant.
Though shutting down the nuclear
facility is "not a consideration at this
time". according to Atomic Energy
Control Board supervisor of public
affairs Robert Potvin, it is a "possibili-
ty" If problems persist and the AECB
believes the station can't be operated
safely.
Station management 'stave to report
to us on a weekly hasis on what they're
doing about this particular problem.- he
explain... "We're keeping a close eye on
it. We expect Improvement soon. If not
we will ha%e to impose operating
restrictions of mmw uxt.**
`tr Pot%In adds those restrictions
Neild mean reducing the: facility's max-
imum auth, ,nze d power output M 20 or
10 per :ent. depending on the situation.
He sa% s the attituoic of managetne nt
and staff at the Pickering station is to
blame for a recent series of errors, not
the state of the safety systems, which he
sa\ s is ..satistactory'
Mr. Potvin points to two incidents
where staff were sent to work on reac-
tor:% and instead Gamed out tasks on the
Welfare down again in Durham
DURHAM — The welfare rolls in
the region and the province continued
to shrink in August.
There were 480 fewer people col-
lecting General Welfare Assistance in
Durham in August than in July, a drop
of 2.6 per cent. Of the 17.999 people
on welfare here last month, 5,570 were
children.
Pickering woman charged
l*n social assistance fraud
Page 3
August also saw a decline by 52 to
8,641 in the number of welfare cases.
(A case can be one person or an entire
family.) The drop is the fourth straight
month the caseload has decreased in
Durham.
Speaking to regional council's
health and social services committee
Tuesday. Paul Cloutier of Durham's
income support division said the
See DECREASE... Page 3
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1995-PA(;E 3
No need to shut nuclearlant: Hydro
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FROM PAGE 1
mental principles of safety which were
instilled in Ontario Hydro workers of the
Pte•
The letter says there's evidence "cor-
porate priorities are overriding safdy"
Its author makes a series of recom-
mendations to Hydro, including the
grouping of problems so staff can rapid-
ly correct there, the suspension of non-
essential work to free up staff and
reduce the chances of further "events",
and a measum _ Frtt of the frequency and
severity of the incidents.
Mr. Potvin says any number of rea-
sons could be to blame for the attlerde of
employees, such as their workload and
level of motivation.
The problem "can't be solved
overnight," be says, but "measturs can
be taken quickly and immediately."
Specifically, closer attention should
be given to operating procedures.
The AECB's recommendations fall
short of the full assessment of the power
plant's safety called for by the Durham
Nuclear Awareness Project.
"The recommendations 1 wouldn't
fault," says project spokesperson Dave
Martin, "but I don't think they go far
enou
Mrd. Martin argues that standards at
Pickering's reactors, the oldest in the
country, are weU bekmr those of all other
nuclear plants in Canada. He'd like to
see a not advanced shutdown system
like those at the country's other reactors.
The Pic kering station should also have
its hydro generating opacity reduced,
he believes.
Terry Young, spokesperson for
Ontario Hydro, says the facility has
already acted on some of the AECB's
recommendations, such as the freeing up ;
of resources and the expansion of the
current review of all station operations.
According to Mr. Young, difficulties
have only occurred in recent months. He
points out the AECB approved Hydro's
operational safety standards at the end of
last year.
Mr. Young won't speculate on the
reasons for this year's problems. "1 don't
want to be pointing the finger in any
direction," he says, but Hydro has
"explained the need for change" to
employees -
He says the problem should not be
overstated and insists there's no need to
shut down the Pickering station.
Decrease in welfare rolls `good news': Edwards
FROM PAGE 1
decrease is part of "the natural cycle
of warm weather and seasonal
employment. There's also the sense
jobs are opening up and people are
getting them.
"lite numbers aren't huge, but they
are decreasing."
Committee chairman and Whitby
Mayor Tom Edwards calls the
decrease "good news. I hope people
get jobs and not welfare."
Also declining last month were the
number of people receiving Family
Benefit Allowances, down 40 to
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DURHAM —
Enroib ent at -both
school botttrds here
is up this year over
last, while the need
for portables has
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tion, 41,401 ele-
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Inst weds, up Som
last year, when the
board had 38,476
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due largely to a
rise in the nttnnber
of junior kinder-
pnen students, as
the board began
phasing that Pro-
gram in last lanu-
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also home to
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students, up slight-
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could still kxrease.
as students return
to school from
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Pickering with
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its portables. (Ibw
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school sites
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region, the same
number as last
year. It hopes that
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Wanted: Good kids
Look around your neighborhood, down the block, across
the hall of the apartment building or even on your child's
sports team. Surely, there are countless youngsters that could
be considered good kids.
If you know, any good kids we would like to hear about
them.
The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser is once again team-
ing up with the Ontario Community Newspapers Association
and Bell Canada to present the Ontario Junior Citizen Award.
We would like to recognize these youngsters, aged six to
18, who have demonstrated they are indeed top citizens. In
this community and right acnes Ontario we are lucky to have
an abundance of young people who fit this description. Too
often we hear only about the bad kids, but evenone reading
this knows at least one youngster that fits in the good category.
It's these special kids that deserve, but rarely receive, prop-
er recognition. That's why in 198+1 the OCNA established the
Ontario Junior Citizen Award. The program has paid tribute to
180 exemplary individuals or groups over the past 14 years.
The children receiving this prestigious award, along with
their families, are guests of horror at a luncheon in Toronto
during the annual OCNA convention. Award winners will be
joined by Ontario's lieutenant governor for a family portrait at
Queen's Park, and will be presented S200 and a Junior Citizen
pin-
There
inThere arc countless worthv recipients in the community
and it is up to you to find them and make sure they are nomi-
nated. Even nominee receives a certificate stating they were
considered for this distinct honor and contribute to their com-
munity.
Take a little time and say 'thank you' to a special young
person or gawp by filling out an Ontario Junior Citizen of the
Year nomination form. They are available now at this newspa-
per and we will be pleased to work with you. Deadline for
nominations is Oct. 31, 1995.
Good kids are all around us. It's up to all of us to see them
Sunday's best
I agree with welfare
reform, but what about me?
To the editor:
I know everyone has heard about
the provincial government's welfare
proposals and people are tired of
hearing about it.
But 1 must say that it is a good
thing to get pcople who are abusing
the system off of it, and get other
people back to work.
But what about me'
I am unemployable at this time
and therefore must receive welfare
benefits
1 should receive disability and
have my benefits stay the same
come Oct. 1.
But I was told that I have to stay
on welfare.
1 am not the only one in this situ-
ation. The system has to work for
those who need it, not punish them
for those who abuse it.
C.H. Smith
Ajax
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V REFORM 'ALLIANCE'
Don't go `back to the future'
To the editor:
Marnee Stern's euphoric letter of Sept.
8 in your newspaper, where she sings the
praises of Reform's "alliance" with the
provincial Progressive Conservative Party
is reminiscent of Jacques Parizeau's recent
proclamation that the other nine premiers
were coming around to Quebec's point of
y1Cw.
Not only has an alliance not been
formed, it is highly unlikely that the
Progressive common sense of Mike Harris'
Tories and the regressive, "back to the
future" federal Reformers have much to
even talk about.
As the Premier of Ontario, Mike Harris
must meet with a broad spectrum of people
from all walks of life.
Whether Prime Minister Jean Chretien,
.>f the Liberal party. Roy Romanow of The
New Democratic Party in Manitoba, or
Lucien Bouchard of the Bloc Quebecois,
Premier Harris represents the people and
he government of Ontario.
None of the other leaders mentioned
here have felt the need to rush to a micro-
phone and embarrass the premier with
grandstanding and statements which have
required the premier's office to issue
memos categorically denying the existence
of any alliance.
If the federal Reform Party takes some
comfort in the policies of the Progressive
Conservatives, terrific!
So do 1, and so did 55 per cent of the
voters in Durham West that elected Janet
Ecker.
If the federal Reform Party feels ill-
equipped to effect change in Ottawa, there
is little wonder.
With only one member of Parliament
east of Manitoba and not a single candi-
date east of Ontario in 1993, Reform's
claims appears to have fallen on deaf ears
in most of the country.
Let us no longer suffer the outrageous
misfortunes of Ms. Stern or Mr. Manning
until such time as Reform feels capable of
standing on its own with policies not root-
ed in anger or a longing for the past, but
policies which are both responsive to the
world east of Manitoba and progressive in
nature.
For over 40 years, successive
Progressive Conservative governments in
Ontario led the people of province to the
highest standards of living in the world
without an "alliance" with any regional
federal party and without the help of those
who feel Canada's best days are behind it.
When Ontarians voted for the Mike
Harris Tories, they did not vote for reform,
they voted for a skilled hand at the wheel,
hope for a brighter future and the return of
the Progressive Conservative Party.
When I have the opportunity of dis-
cussing Ms. Stern's upcoming disappoint-
ment with the premier and our MPP at the
upcoming annual Jean Charest dinner, I'll
be sure to respect the Reform Party's
unique ability to stand alone, and no, Jean
Charest will not call a news conference.
Brian Shedden,
Pickering
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Opinion
Itching
for a new
hockey
season
The Martial Arts Canada Family
Centre in Pickering has been a busy
place of late with Toronto Maple
Leafs' star Doug Gilmour dropping
by for, ahem, conditioning as
`Killer' puts it. He's no doubt also
learned how to beat the stuffing out
of people.
That can only mean one thing:
the hockey season's about to begin.
In fact, it's already under way.
The Metro Junior 'A' Hockey
League Pickering Panthers have
won all three of their exhibition
games to date. (That means they
have three victories and no losses j
for any of you who've been kicked
in the head by an errant Doug
Gilmour jodan maegiri.) It also
means they've almost won as many
games as they did all last year.
The Provincial Junior 'A'
Hockey League Ajax Axemen have
also been wielding a mean hatchet,
chopping down foes left and right, 1
limb by limb.
And, in thousands of homes in
Ajax and Pickering, parents are
contemplating taking out a second
mortgage to pay for a new pair of
skates for Junior, who's outgrown
the blades bought last year. 1
Ah yes, a new hockey season is
in the air. The sights and sounds are
everywhere. Newcomers to the
sport and veterans who forgot to
wash their gear after last season are
scratching themselves more often
than patrons of lap dancing parlors.
Jock itch, of course. Parents are get-
ting up on weekends to the wail of
the alarm clock screaming at 5 a.m.
so they can take their little ones to
the arena for try -outs. "How did
do out there, Dad''" "Z -z -z -z -z." I
And, there are the smells -- of
hot chocolate being heated up in
arena concession stand
microwaves, of liniment being
applied to the aching muscles of
members of the Pickering Over -30
Men's Hockey League, of the
dressing rooms of the Ajax Over -
300 -Pound Men's Shinny and Beer
Swilling Loop.
Another year of ice wars is upon
us. I'm itching for the regular sea-
son to begin ... and I don't even own
a jock.
For the sight of Cam Neely
crashing Ulf Samuelson into the
boards. To smell the blood of Ulf
Samuelson after Eric Lindros runs
him through the glass. And for the
cry that will resound throughout the
land signalling that the hockey sea-
son is here: "Dad, 1 want to be just
like Doug Gilmour. Can I take
karate lessons?"
Neighbors flee toxic blaze
FROM PAGE 1
A Pickering Fite Department spokesman said no
injuries were reported in connection with the blaze
that had emergency crews busy evacuating homes
and businesses in the path of the smoke at
presstime Friday.
.Some business people in the area had com-
plained of the smell and that they were getting
headaches," he said.
Azard Mohammed was playing with a friend
near the site when "I heard a bang and saw a big
puff of smoke."
Police officers were kept busy controlling traffic
in the vicinity, and moved progressively north to
barricade routes as the afternoon wore on.
Using a loudspeaker at the scene of the blaze, a
Pickering firefighter told people standing on a hill
nearby, "I suggest you get down. That smoke is
very toxic."
Bob Overall of Ajax was driving along Bayly
Street with his son Jonathan when they saw the
snake. "It was heavy black snake. There were lots
of flames. It looked to me like it was getting into
the grass (surrounding the site)."
4
George Webster said the response of the fire
department was "kind of on the slow side.
"It was going a good 15 minutes before they sent
other crews. There was one pumper and 15 to 20
minutes before others arrived."
Thick, black smoke could be seen from as far
west as Whites Road and Finch Avenue in Picker-
ing and as far east as Ajax.
The smoke frau the fire apparently alarmed resi-
dents several kilometres away.
Jean Evans of Barnard Court in Ajax saw the
smoke from her home and was concerned about her
daughters who live in south Pickering because she
thought it might be coming from the Pickering
Nuclear Generating Station.
She and a friend got in the car to check it out but
turned back at Westney and Clements Roads
because her friend was concerned about getting too
new a possible explosion.
"It was really billowing black, black smoke,"
said Mrs. Evans, adding it smelled like burning rub-
ber.
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She's dancing on topof the world
D Pickering teen champion of
international highland dancing
By STEPHEN 1.ATEGAN
STAff REP01 M
PICKMM — A Pkkering girt has danced
her way into the hearts of judges around the
world.
Colleen Rintamald. 14, of Benedictine Court
won the juvenile highland dancing cbampi-
ooship Aug. 26 at an inenmitional competition
in Cowat, Scotland.
That trophy has made its home alongside sev-
aai others as Colleen has won tides as Ontario
champion, best in Canada seven years in a row,
North American champ, and the best in the
Commonwealth.
Seeing niolbw Od perlbrm highlandg
at a birthday party seven years ago piqued her
inert.
"I like it because my dance teacher likes to
strive for pa%aioo, and that's bow I am," she
says. "There's always something to work
towards.
Of the hundreds of competitors in Cowal,
11 TR 40-9,
dx ne were 57 in her age group from actoss the
globe. Several judges marked each dancer based
on the precision and technical merit of four short
routines. she was among six selected from the
Scottish championship that she won the previ-
ous day to qualify for the international competi-
tion.
"1 really enjoy competitions because you get
to see girls from all over Ontario, Canada and,
in Scotland, all over the world.."
Colleen's dancing so impressed Britons that
the eight-year Pickering resident was pro6lod on
BBC Television.
The dancing never stops for the Dunbarton
High School student, as she tabes part in another
competition later this month in Pennsylvania
When Colleen hits 16, the world champi-
onship competitions will be more challenging,
she says, as she'll be nequi ro rl to perform eight
dances in a singe day. "It gets a tittle bit harder
just to have the su mim to dance.-
In
ans"In the meantime the dancer who has never
lost a championship will work to remain the best
in the world.
"I'll try for it again next year," she says.
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Businesses can help keep
.1 Quebec in Canada: MP
By MMM G GAN
STAfFF REMRM
AJAX-PICKERING — Business people
can play a role in keeping Canada together,
Ontario Riding MP Dan
McTeague says.
He told attendees at a Wednes-
day breakfast hosted by the Ajax -
Pickering Board of Trade, "When
you're dealing with your Quebec
partners, tell them not to be influ-
enced by a tin -pot dictator like
(Jacques) Parizeau. Talk to them."
About 75 people attended the
event at Regalis Restaurant in
Pickering.
"There's no doubt in my mind
the people of Quebec will opt for
a better lifestyle," Mr. McTeague
said, referring to the federal gov-
ernment's message that the
province would be better off stay-
ing in Canada.
"There doesn't seem to be an
identifiable reason to separate,"
he added.
"1 don't want to come back here
in 10 years, if I have the fortune
to be here, and go over the same
ground again," Mr- McTeaguc said.
The same day in Ottawa, Bloc Quebecois
leader Lucien Bouchard said "it is
inevitable" separatists will try again in the
future if they lose the Oct. 30 referendum.
"It will never be the end of it. It is a non -
ending issue as long as it will not be
resolved by a `Yes'," Mr. Bouchard said.
Also speaking at the breakfast was
Durham West MPP Janet Ecker
who said the Progressive Con-
servatives' October mini -budget
will "lay out the route we'll take
to the spring budget."
Among her party's plans for
the fall sitting of the Ontario leg-
islature are welfare reform, cut-
ting taxes, eliminating MPP pen-
sions and scrapping Bill 40, the
previous provincial govern-
rnent's labor bill.
rewtiw "We want to untangle the web
that stops job creation. We're
going to kill Bill 40. We'd like
to end it by the end of the year,"
Ms. Ecker said.
Ms. Ecker told the pro-busi-
ness audience that "interest
groups will holler" at some of
the government's initiatives.
"We need organizations like
yourself and your support. We
Ecker also need you to help explain
why it was done."
Locally, the provincial government
would like to have Hwy. 401 collector
lanes extended to Whites Road by 1996
and to Brock Road by 1997 or '98, she
said.
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Missing
man
found
`in good
health'
PICKERING
— A Pickering
man reported
missing has been
located.
D u r h a m
Regional Police
had been asking
for the public's
help in finding
David O'Day, 30.
who was last seen
at his basement
apartment on Aug.
24. Last Saturday,
police reported
Mr. O'Day had
been found in the
Brampton area "in
good health".
Ajax
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Tuesday, Sept.
26.
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for their peers, teachers
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❑ MWOM Of teens
acnes NOrt6 AIDerka
to join hands Wednesday
AJAX-PICKERING — Local stu-
dents arc invited to join millions of
teens across North America who
will join hands in prayer around the
flag poles of their high schools
Wednesday.
The Ajax -Pickering Youth Net-
work promoted the event last year
and is encouraging students to take
part again this year.
students will pray for their teach-.
ers, peers, school administration,
community leaders and govern-
ment.
Though the event is scheduled for
7 a.m., interested students should
confirm that time with their school.
For more information on the
Youth Network, can Dale Winder at
831-6130 or Daniel Winter at 839-
4621.
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V COMMUNITY
Durham animal shelter
is bursting at the seams
By Cindy Upmall
DURHAM STA"
DURHAM -- The Oshawa and
District Humane Society is bursting
at the seams, full of unwanted ani-
mals.
"We're filled to the eyeballs
with animals," says Debbie
Norton, shelter manager for
the Humane Society.
She says there has been a
"massive pet over -population at the
shelter" for about four weeks.
"We've been hoping adoption
would pick up, but people keep aban-
doning their animals."
Currently the local shelter has 33
kittens, 66 cats, nine dogs, two pup-
pies, four rabbits, 17 rats, three ham-
sters, six gerbils. one guinea pig and
one turtle.
"We've got cats in the bathroom
and office," says Ms. Norton, who
^ys pet owners are not opting to spay
tr neuter their animal because it
costs too much.
She says that while it may cost a lot
to fix their animals, pet owners
wukt realize the cost is significantly
higher to shelters if they do not.
Although the Humane Soci-
ety tells people they are over-
crowded, people keep dropping
off animals.
"Monday night three kittens
were dumped on our doorstep and two
weeks ago a dog was tied to our mail
box.-
One
ox"One way the public can help, says
Ms. Norton, is to adopt an animal
from the shelter. She also reminds all
pet owners to have their pets spayed
or neutered. To adopt an animal from
the Oshawa and District Humane
Society, call 433-2022 or visit the
Shelter at 199 Waterloo St., off Ritson
Road South in Oshawa.
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1995 has been a particularly bad year.
With the mild winter weather last
year, Ms. Norton explains, entire lit-
ters of stray animals lived, whereas in
a more severe winter, they would not
have.
The increase could also be attrib-
uted to the tough economic times. She
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Pickering's
fiscal shape
about same
as last year
PICKERING — The value of the
Town's assets is higher now than this
time last year.
According to the 1995 half -yearly
staienotot of Pidwring's financial posi-
tion, assets totalled $55,994,119 as of
June 30. That's up slightly from the
$55,639,392 in users for June 30 of last
year, and considerably higher than the
$14,993,521 on Dec. 31.
The current assets figure includes
$29,534,952 in taxes receivable (most
of which are due on Sept. 26), and
$14,496,003 in investments by the
Town. Pickering's total liabilities on
June 30 were $52,285,846, including
$20,642,946 owed to the Durham
Board of Education and $9.788,840 due
to the Region of Durham. That's up
slightly from the $51,017,568 in liabih-
ties on June 30, 1994.
Total reserves for the Town were
$3,753.170, down from last year's
$4,391,819.
Pickering
hires new
auditors
❑ Ajax -based firm to
take over for Deloitte
and Touche in Oshawa
PICKERING — For the first time
in 14 years, the Town's books could
be checked by new auditors.
Pickering Council's executive
committee decided Monday the
Town should hire Ajax chartered
accountancy firm Hurren-Flett-Sin-
clair on a two-year trial basis.
In the past, the Town has used the
Oshawa office of Deloitte and
Touche as its external auditor.
which is regularly appointed by
council for up to a five-year period.
But the executive committee felt it
was time for a change.
Councillor Rick Johnson, the pro-
posal proponent, said Hunen-Flett-
Sinclair is "just as qualified" as
Deloitte and Touche and has offered
to audit the Town at a lesser cost.
The member firm of the Ajax -
Pickering Board of Trade was
established in January of this year,
with an office in Pickering Village.
Its partners have been practising in
the region since 1981.
"Nobody's saying the past audi-
tors weren't doing their job," says
partner Neil Sinclair. "(The Town)
just made a change."
He says the selection process was
"extremely fair" and that he and his
partners are "looking forward to
working with Town staff."
External auditors are appointed to
look at Pickering's finances inde-
pendently of Town staff.
The accountant firm's selection
must still be approved by Town
council at its next meeting on Mon-
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Apple of
his eye
y
New Pickering resident Kyle Stephens, 5, works a
cider press at Pickering Museum Village during
History In Action last Sunday. The event brought to
life the ways Canadian pioneers lived their lives.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
Get ready for the News
Advertiser's third annual
Three -on -Three Street Hockey
Challenge for Big Brothers
Ajax Community Centre
Lacrosse Box Sunday, Oct. 1, 1995
Enter your three-member team (one
of which must be 14 years old or
younger) and enjoy some friendly
competition while raising money for
the Big Brothers Association of
Ajax -Pickering.
$25 per team. All teams must be
registered by the deadline of
`.Friday, Sept. 29 at 5 p.m. A
maximum of 32 teams will play,
, .with prizes awarded to the
:tournament champion and
consolation champ
Registration forms and rules
are available at the
Ajax -Pickering News
Advertiser,130 Commercial
Ave., Ajax or call 683-5110.
THE 14EWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, SEF17MaER 17, M -5 -PAGE 11
Expectant parents invited to shower
AJAX-PICKERING — Expectant
pwmu are invited to a baby shower
bossed by Welcome wagon.
Events include fashion shows featur-
ing nummmity and children's clothing
and information on infant cardiopul-
monary runscitaaon. Local civic and
business groups will also be on hand so
discuss services which may be of kftr-
est to you before and after your child's
birth
The shower is being held _Sunday.
Oct 22 at the Ajax Community Centre.
It's open to all expectant parents m the
area.
There's no charge for admission, but
you must regWa by calling Donna at
619-1866.
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SUNDAY, SEPT. 17
FLORAL SHOW: The Pickering
Horticultural Society holds its annu-
al public show in the Pickering
Town Centre hum l 1 am. to 4 pm.
Auction of flowers and vegetables
at 330. Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 2.
839-7600.
STORIES: The Writers' Cirde of
Durham Region presents The Word
is Out '95 from noon to 5 p.m. at
Pickering Museum Village. Read-
ings, music, barfie(w and bake sale.
On Hwy. 7 in Greenwood. $4 for
adult,,. $2.50 for seniors and stu-
dente, $2 for children or $12 for a
family. No charge for pre-schoolers.
Ticket,, available at the event. 683-
8401 or 434-6932.
MONDAY, SEPT. 18
SQUASH: Late registration for the
Ajax Squash Club is held at the
Ajax Community Centre from 7 to
9 p.m. The club is open to everyone,
beginners through experts. male and
female. The club runs a ladder, a
house league, Toronto and District
teams, pub night,, clinics and junior
pmgralms_ 619-0118.
DROP-IN: A Parents and Tots
Drop -In program begins at Picker-
ing Village i'nited Church. 300
Church St N. Its offerW M(wniays
and Wcdnesdav from 9:30 to 11
a -m All welcome. Register at 683-
TUESDAY, SE:I'T. 19
CADETS: Ajax/Pickering Navy
League Cadets for tx)ys and girls
aged 10 to 13 meet e%e y Tut --4 v
iter 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. beginning
onight at 1915 Clements, Rd., i Tnit
1. Pickering. You can register at
neetines. T&:re-s no fee. 4--7-,-" 2.
'OOT CARE: The Ajax Senior
'itizens' Friendship Club holds a
Uscassion group with Dr. Chelkn
,n foot care at 9:30 a -m. at 46
'Ixeter Rd.. Ajax. 619-0135.
:APIC: -Ile Durham Chapter of
re Canadian Association for Pro -
taction and Inventory Control holds
dinner meeting at the Earl of
)urham, 227 Brock St., Whitby.
'PIN1 Albert Ktfgvlman of Avery
►ennison discu.scs Logistic for
Iustomer Service. Cash bar 6-7
a
pm. Dinner 7 p.m. Presentation 8-9
p.m. $20. Register, 721-3320
(Pauline Bailey).
SENIORS: The South Pickering
Seniors Club meet,, every Tuesday
at 1 pm. at 910 Liverpool Rd. It's
open to all Pickering residents aged
55 or over. $15 per year. Open
Monday to Saturday with all kinds
of activities. 420-5049 or 420-6588.
PUBLIC SPEAKING: First
Oshawa ITC Club meets at the
Michael Star building, 33 King SL
W., Oshawa, at 7 p.m. The club
offers training and fellowship to
develop confidence and public
speaking skills. Fellowship 7 p.m.,
meeting 7:30 p.m. 725-9179.
MOTHERS: La Leche League of
Ajax holds its monthly meeting at
7.45 p_ L for mothers and pregnant
women. Information on breast feed-
ing, weaning. and nutrition. Baby's
welcome. For location, call 683-
6188 or 666-2775.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20
CADETS: TThe Ajax/Pickering Sea
Cadets for hays and girls aged 12 to
18 meet every Wednesday from
6.30 to 9:30 p.m. beginning today at
1915 Clements Rd., Una 1. Picker-
ing- You can register at meetings.
There's rel fLc. 4274182.
FASHION: A Fashion Show fea-
turing Weekenders clothing is held
at 2 p.m. at Ballycliffe Lodge, 70
Station St.. Ajax. No admission
charge AD welcome. 683-7321.
WORKSHOP: The Writers' Circle
of Durham Region holds the work-
shop The Joy of Grammar anti the
Seduction of Style fnxn 7 to 9 pm.
at the Toronto Schad of Btminc's-s,
1450 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. SIO
for members. $I i for others. A
brush -up on the basics of English.
Register at 686-'_085.
REGIS?RATION: The 2nd Bay
Ridees Beavers, Cubs and Scouts
holds registration from 7:30 to 8:30
p -m. at Holy Redeemer Catholic
ScbotA, 747 Liverpool Rd. S., Pick-
ering. Volunteer leaders needed.
83 ] .,W)7.
HEAD INJURED: The Head
Injury Association of Durham
Region holds a suppdxt group meet -
AUTOBOYZ
Service Centre
No Appointment Necessary
AIR CONDITIONING
SPECIAL
.$589r)
•ENVIRONMENTALLY
APPROVED
OIL
CHANGE
$1895
ON MOST VEh,ICLES
1Ow30 oil
I Brock Rd. (Just S. of the 401, r., I -Wks. , ... r� a,, -
tering. Ont. 1.1'k% 3T7 (905) 686-8330
AJAX MEDICAL BUILDING
601 HARWOOD AVE., SOUTH, SUITE 208
AJAX, ONTARIO LIS 2,15
(905) 686-4439
TORRANCE MEDICAL & VEIN CLINIC
2930 EGLMIGTON AVE. E.
SCARBOROUGH, ONT. NJ 2E4
(416) 438-8000
ing at 7:30 pm, at 459 Bond SL E.,
Oshawa. Survivors meet on the
main floor, family and caregivers
meet upstairs. There's parking at the
rear of the building. If you need
help with transportation, call 723-
2732.
TOASTMASTERS: The
Ajax/Pickering Toastmasters Club
meets Wednesdays from 7:30 to
9.30 pm. at the Ajax Community
Centre, Carruthers Room, Ceniethni-
al Rd. It's for people wishing to
overcome their fears on public
speaking. 831-9265.
OPTIMISTS: The Ajax Optimist
Club meets at 7:30 pm. at the Vic-
lorian Garden Banquet Rooms, cor-
ner of Randall Dr. and Hwy. 2,
Pickering Village. New members,
male or female 18 years or okler,
welcome. The club meets the fust
and third Wednesday of each
month. 683-7089 (Tim). 683-2186
(Don).
BASKETBALL: The Ajax Senior
Men's Basketball League's registra-
tion is held from 7 to 9 p.m. in the
lobby of the Ajax Community Cen-
tre. Centennial Road. Sign-ups open
to those over age 35. ('rank; nights
are Wednesdays- Cost is about
S115. 427-:183 (l'at Roach).
SCHIZOPHRENIA: The Durham
chapter of The Ontario Friends of
Schizophrenics suplxrt group meets
the third Wednesday of each month
at 7 p.m. in Building 30 (use rear
entrance) of Whitby Psychiatric
liospiLaL 700 Gordon St.. Whitby.
723-86 3.
SQUARE: DANCING: Weekly
Modern Country and Western
Square Dancing classes for adults
begin at 8: 15 p.m. at Glengrove
Public School, 1934 Glengrvve Rd.,
Pickering. No special clothes
required., soft shoes recommended.
Singles and couples welcome. $4
per person includes refreshments.
Classes for experienced dancers
also available. 668-5374 (Ray or
by Hutchinson).
THURSDAY, SEPT. 21
OVEREATERS: Overeaters
Anonymous holds its weekly sup-
port group meeting at 7:30 p -m. at
Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 91
Kings Cres., Ajax. 619-0074 (Caro -
fine).
CANCER SUPPORT: Reach to
Recovery, a breast cancer support
group for patients, family and
friends meets hum 7 to 9 pm. at its
new location at the Canadian Can-
cer Society office, 467 Westney Rd.
S., Unit 9, Ajax. It meets the third
Thursday of each month. 686-1516.
MOMS: La Leche League Picker-
ing holds its monthly meeting for
pregnant women and breastfeeding
mothers at 7:45 p.m. to provide
information and support. Babies
welcome. For location, call 427-
8063 or 831-2017.
MARCH: The first-ever Take Bade
the Night walk to raise awareness of
violence against women and chil-
dren is held in Pickering. A rally
will be held at 6:30 pm., followed
by a candehight march at 7:30 pm.
Meet in Esplanade Park, behind the
Pickering Civic Complex at The
Esplanade and Glenanna Rd. 831-
8710 (Rita) or 83 7-19 18 (Debra).
INDOOR SOCCER: Registration
for winter 1995-96 all -girl indoor
soccer will be held from 6:30 to
8:30 pm. at Ajax High School, 105
Bayly St. Registration will also be
held Sept- 29. S35 fee. Limited
spaces in three age groups. 686-
1310.
TRADE SHOW: The Durham
Region Manufacturers Association
holds its Showcase 1995 tradeshow
at General Sikorski Ball, 1551
Stevenson Rd. N., Oshawa. Dis-
plav% by a wide range of businesses
lrtxn 3 to 6:30 pm., free. KeNmote
spt�ech and dinner $45 for members,
$55 for non-members- 434-1.112.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 23
ARTS AND CRAFTS: Green-
wood Conservation Area hosts its
Fifth Annual Arts and Crafts Fes&
val from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wagon
rides, children's activities. It's off
Westney Rd., mix kilometres north
of I{wy. 401, Ajax. 416-661-6600.
YARD SALE: Ballycliffe Lodge
holds its annual yard sale from 10
am. to 2 p.m. Donations welcome.
Half of all proceeds go to the Terry
LENANNA _
DENTAL GROUP
Dr. Henry Alban, Dr. Stephen Minsky,
Dr. Howard Kanner M40'
are proud to announce the opening
of a new Dental Practice.
We Welcome New Patients &Emergencies 1885 Glenanna Rd.,
Pickering, Ontario
,,Pickering Medical Centre 831-7566
W.
IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED
Trustee in Bankruptcy
THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION
CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT
PCKEW
1550 KRUM" RQ
(SATE 214
107 KENT ST.
839.8981
40 UC ST. WEST
WE 201)
839.8981
Fox Foundation and the remainder
goes to a residents' fund for outings.
70 Station St., Ajax. 683-7321.
BLACK WOMEN: The Congress
of Black Women, Ajax -Pickering
chapter, holds its monthly meeting
from 2 to 5 pm. in Room 2 of the
Mclean Community Centre, Magill
Dr. and Westney Rd., Ajax. New
members wek:onte. Nb charge. 428-
9191,619-2712.
DOLL SHOW: Greenwood United
Church (Westney Rd. and Cone. 6,
north Pickering) holds its fifth annu-
al Doll Slaw and Sale from 10 am.
to 4 pm. Antique and modern dolls,
bears, miniatures, appraisals and
repairs. Bake table and refresh-
ments. Admission $3. 683-6217
(Marjorie).
COMPUTERS: Durham Freenet
holds a free information session and
demonstration of its service at 10
a.m. at the Pickering Central
Library. One The Esplanade. Regis.
ter at 831-0265.
READING CIRCLE: The Picker-
ing Reading Circle meets at
Orchard Villa, 1955 Valley Farm
Rd., Pickering, from 9:30 to 10:30
a.m. It's a free program for children
who wish to read to an adult in
either French or English. The pro-
gram atarted Sept 16.839-3032.
GARAGE SALE: Once Upon A
Tune Daycare hosts a garage sale at
2155 Brock Rd., Pickering, from
8:30 am. to 4 pm. Proceeds to pur-
chase equipment for the non-profit
daycare, with a portion going to
charity. 428 -3015 -
NATURALISTS: Pickering Natu-
ralists go on an outing Exploring
Glen Haffy Conservation Area.
Meet at 7:30 a.m. at Wendy's
Restaurant, east side of Airport
Road north of Hwy. 409. Bring
lunch, field guides and binoculars.
Park entrance fee $3. (416)766-
0809 (Stuart Kenn).
CHILD FIND: Canada Trust, 1794
Liverpool Rd., Pickering, hosts a
Child Find and Crimestoppers Day
for dhildrm from 10 am. to 2 p.m.
There will also be a barbecue rais-
ing funds for those two programs.
&31-6111.
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Advertiser, 130
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My guess is:
Bank employees walk to
buy hospital equipment
DURHAM — Local
Royal Bank employees and
their families are backing a
bid by Oshawa General Hos-
pital (OGH) to acquire for all
Durham resident.% a state-of-
the-art diagnostic tool partic-
ularly valuable in finding
[[mors.
They're taking part in a
walkathon later this month,
with all proceeds going
toward the Magnetic Reso-
nance Imaging (MRI) cam-
paign, which has a goal of S2
million. The walkathon is
Saturday, Sept_ 23 starting in
Alexarxira Park. Oshawa.
Since there are only a
dozen MRI units in Ontario
and waiting list.% of
up to 12 mouths to •
use them, the bank
employees decided
OGH's MRI cam-
paign was a logical
benefactor of their
fund - raising
efforts. Royal Bank
employee Ursula
Hatherly, who is
organizing the
walkathon, says the
goal is to raise
$10,000.
"In the last eight
months we have '
one of the most technically
advanced and sophisticated
pieces of medical diagnostic
equipment available.
It can clearly define the
soft tissues of the body such
as the brain, muscles, spine
and internal organs and is
also useful in detecting tumor
sites for cancer patients.
When OGH ultimately
purchases the MRI unit, it
will be mask: mailable to all
Durham residents.
The public can throw its
financial support behind the
employee walkathon by
making donations at any
Royal Bank branch in the
region.
had a lot of people PHONE T O D A Yl
diagnosed with ASK FOR EXTENSION 41
cancer at the bank,
so we thought it (416) 601-0429
was a good idea,"
she says. 1-800-667-0429
An MRI unit is
considered to be
THE NEWS ADVERTISES
Busy fall season for Durham
business and professional women
AJAX-PICKERING — A broad Woman's Cobs„ Will speak on "BPW -
lange of [loom well be covered by guest The Broader Scope of the Orgaaiza-
speakers at this fall's series of dinner tion". It takes place at Harmony Creek
meetings sponsored by the Durham Goff C1nb,1000 Bknor St. E., Oshawa.
Business and Professional Women's Dianne Dalwn, d'ia= of edulation
Club. at the Victoria County Board of Educa-
On Wednesday, Sept. 27 Linda Dean fiat, will discuss "Changing Treads iia
Tynd4 owner of The Body Shop sores Education" at a meeting to be held
in Pickering and Oshawa, will discuss Wednesday, Nov. 22 at Cullen Gardens
"Entrepreneurship and Changing on Tatltol m Road west of Brock Saw
Carvers". The meeting will be held at in Whitby. All the meetings begin at 6
the Regalis Restmo tt, 1305 Pickering pmL with networidng and a cash bar,
Parkway, Pickering. On Wednesday, thea dinner at 6A5 p m. Dimer is $25
Oct 25, Nancy Bass and Carol Sharpe, for membri and $30 for non-membrm
executive members of the provincial Call Lama Nigro at 416-752-2881 or
board of Business and Professional 839-1466:
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Small business trade
show set for next month
DURHAM — Local firms will be
spotlighted at the First Annual Small
Business Week Trade Show at Pick-
ering's Metro East Trade and Con-
vention Centre next month.
The Joint Boards of Trade and
Chambers of Commerce of Durham
will present the event Thursday. Oct.
Series helps people
looking after adults
AJAX-PICKERING — A six -part
information series for individuals car -
incl for an adult family member or
friend bevins next week.
The Durham Region Health Depart-
ment, Ajax -Pickering Community
Care and Caregiver Relief are spon-
sorine the free series on Tuesdays
from Sept. 19 to Oct. 24.
Topics include coping with stress,
understanding legal issues, handling
medications and using community
resources. -
Sessions run from 7 to 9 p.m. at the
Caregiver Relief offices. 487 Westnev
Rd. S.. Unit_c 19 and 20, at the corner
of We:su)ey and Clements Road West-
Ajax-
To
est,Ajax_To register, or for more informa-
tion, call Community Care at 686-
33311.
86-
333l.
26, from 4 to 9 p.m.
Tables are available for firms that
want to exhibit.
Board of Trade or Chamber of
Commerce members pay $100, non-
members $150.
For more information on the trade
show event, call 427-4470.
POWER OF SALE
'tyke a Weekeed Drive mW See the
Fall Colours
The resort was bought under Power of Sale,
buy a new mobile home now at power of
sak prices.
These new mobile homes d: sites arc being
sold now at or below the cost of
development.
Prices are tri l",9W to "g,"S
incMliet land. 3.9% financing for 2 yrs.
This is a yew round resort on Labe of Days.
lime are still waterfront sites available.
Call Dave at 1-705-766.2305 for appoint-
ment during wce!<days. No apps. necessary
on wry.
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1801 DUNDAS ST. EAST,
WHITBY
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tion Area hosts its fifili annuaArts ainitl l;'
Fiestival
at Greenwood event r�nns from 9 a.1n. ;
BLUE sox
ADDS MORE
FIBRE TO DIET!
Region's Recycling Program Now Includes
New Materials, New Direcfions!
Your Blue Box program has now been expanded to collect new
materials - mixed household paper and boxboard products. There
are also a few changes in how Blue Box materials should be
prepared for collection.
Now Materials
Mixed Household Paper includes items such as computer and writing
paper, envelopes, magazines, catalogues, paperback gooks and
junk mail such as flyers, coupons and brochures. Place loose in Blue
Box with newspapers.
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Melville and Betty Parkinson
ill mark their 50th wedding
n i v ersary on Sept. 26. A c ele-
auon of their balf-century
_ether will be held by the
:.k:nson family on Sept 23...
\n old woman in dog years,
.'arch Logan is fortunately eery
-man and very happy as she
in her 10th birthday on Sept.
Mommy, Daddy and David
send her best wishes along
with Teddy, an early four -legged
birthday preSeAt. Sarah is sure to
have fir at a party planned with
friends and family...
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and family
describe Jan
Herdman,
who hits the
big Four -Oh
on Sept. 18.
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that things Jan Herdman
really do get better with age...
It's a special month for `Little'
Luke Nash in more ways than
one. He turns four on Sept. 18 so
this is his first year of school.
Best wishes from Mom, Dad,
brother Ryan, sister Danielle,
cousins, aunts, uncles, Grandpa,
Grandmw and GG...
June 9 was a proud day at the
Kerstens' home as Betty -Anne
graduated as a registered nurse
from Centennial College, receiv-
ing the top academic achievement
award in nursing. This fall, she
begins work as an RN at
Scarborough General. Morrt, Dad
and Steve send their best__.
Congrats to
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Meehan, who
turns 70 on
Sept 21. Wife
Doreen,
daughter
Kelly and
son-in-law
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children Fran,
Lin and Rod,
grandchildren Frank Fernandez
Mike, Cindy,
Kevin, Darryl, Ryan, Lee and
Erin, and great grandchildren
Samantha and Stephanie send
four generations of love...
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Sean Mortimer got lots of
love, hugs and kisses from fami-
ly, friends and neighbors on
Brock Street, who helped him
celebrate his third birthday on
Sept. 15...
Jenny and Allan Gilker are
happy to announce their marriage
on Aug. 6. They send thanks to
all who helped make the day a
success, with special thanks to
Rose and Dave Thomas from
England, Wayne Gilker for
enduring the Mountie uniform on
a hot day, and Ray Gwilliarris for
Sean Mortimer
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decided the Name Dropping page
would be the ideal place for
Kelsey James to stake his first
celebrity appearance. Kelsey
turns one year old on Sept. 17.
Happy birthday...
Jenny and Allan Gilker
Birthday wishes go out to
Michelle Sherwin. who turned
three on Sept. 16. Lots of love
from Nana, Papa and Titi...
Luke Nas,^
Happy 80th birthday wishes to
Marjory Ellis are sent in this
edition from Lorne and Marjon,
Bev, Dan and Jane, Krista,
Steven, Darren, Pamela, Ryan,
Sarah, Jennifer, hfeaghan,
Jenna, Uncle George, Vie and
all her friends...
Michele Roberts congratulates
her parents Marion and Brian on
20 years of marriage. They cele-
brated their anniversary Sept. 13.
Also sending along best wishes
are friends and family...
Kelsey James
Elie Ghannoum celebrated his
fifth birthday on Sept_ 12 with the
help of little brother Alan. Joyous
birthday wishes from parents Gus
and Carla, Grandma, his uncles
Simon, Roger and Maroun,
baby cousin George, family and
friend,...
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Sarah Logan
Betty -Anne Kerstens
Brian and Marion Roberts
Alan and Elie Ghannoum
Brianna Ty Akers turns three
on Sept. 21, and birthday wishes
t,o out to her from all her animal
friends, Mommy, Daddy,
Grandma, Grandpa, Nanny and
Grandad...
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PAIN -YOU MAY NOT HAVE TO "LEARN TO LIVE WITH IT*
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PAIN sign that there IS or could be a serious problem with your engine.
you take your car to a specialist who can delaerm the can.
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can tome on suxidenly (acute) or last more than months (chronic). oil Wt ung ft the problem wit go away.
Dr. Mary Ann Fratrtko oc. iw tE
Intractable pain, severe and chronic, refuses to release Its hold no
aff's THE CHIROPRACTIC APPROACH
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others are told you have to "Learn to live with it' Dugs, which are Chiropractic is celebrating 100 years of successfully tread
meant to be used sparingly and on a millions of pain sufferers. The doctor of chiropractic treNs patients
temporary basis merely mask the underlying relieving spinal nerve stress permitting the body's natural heat
cause. In so doing you often carry on with energies to flow freely. As normal nerve function is restored the be
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first place, exposing the inMied area to even ft is best to detect these problems early to avoid prolong
more serious damage. rehabilitative care or disease that Cannot be reversed. Bad posh
EARLY WANK SIGHS and spinal mechanics are the most overlooked causes of pa
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If the fire alarm goes off in your house it incl di—clers as thaw relate to proper function of
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1885 Glenanna Rd., Suitt 104
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If Your Child Has Problems Learning at School
A Visual Processing Screening May Find the Caus
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eyesight but still poor vision. Eyesight tnutrated when Study" visual without discomfort or abnormal These processing skills car
is merely the basic ability to see; informationeffort improved with intense me -on
vision is the ability to identify, interpret. 8. Makes frequent 'careless' Visualization: Ability to develop vision processing therapy
comprehend and ad on what is seen. mors a mental prpure - do" related
M your son or daughter age sm to comprehension.
COULD YOUR CHILD to sixteen has one or more of Visual Styli: The evaluation of
BE AT RISK? these behaviors, call to flow a person performs a visual �
The VIP (Vision Improvement schedule a screening for task in teens of accuracy, speed S
Program) can diagnose and treat vision -related learning and energy used. �.
vision problems that are often problems. SCREENING CONSISTS OF 18 _
reflected in the following behaviors: DIFFERENT TESTS AND —
1 Unable to sit still; cannot stay on THE SCREENING INCLUDES TAKES APPROXIMATELY ONE AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE!
task for any length of time. AN EVALUATION OF: HOUR.
2. Very clumsy; poor eye -hand Visual Memory The ability to Any unexplained leaming problei
coordination. store and retrieve visual WHAT IS THE VIP a potential vaitin-related lea
3 Does written work very slowly; often information. STRATEGY? problem. When diagnosed early
fails to complete task. Concentration: The ability to First, we test and diagnose a can significantly improve and
4. Has difficulty copying visual maintain a visual task without chdds vision -related learning alleviate the problem entirely.
matenal; constantly looks up and distraction. problems. 4 a visual handicap
down. Reversal Frequency: exists, a vision therapy program * VISION
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when reading. Visual Integration: The ability (Milds specific needs. Once
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the words was' and 'saw' or letters'b' other sensory or past inputs. Improvement Program, a child
and'd. Motor Speed and precision: will work on specific goals. The Da
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For the latest
sports results, P
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read the �.C)RT..�.
News AdvertiserS I %I=
three times a week I llro�t s MUs llw �r•ri� &ll•
Al Rivett sports reporter 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. I ®=�
anthers con inue to purr i*n premseason
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Follow the
leader
Pickering Photo's Kevin Park, foreground, keeps one step ahead of
Pickering Honda's Myles Campbell, middle, as Brett Rogerson follows
the play during mini -squirt division championship action at the
Pickering Village Soccer Club's Cup Day at Pickering High School
last Saturday. Pickering Photo prevailed 1-0 in the fourth overtime
period on Rogerson's first goal of the season. The players thank divi-
sion conveners Theresa Sweeney and Janice Livingstone for their
hard work this season. photo by Al Rivett
Whitby Curling Club
I r. you know curling is one of the more affordablesports?
.Openings are available in the following leagues.
Curling starts Oct. 10/95. To ensure you get in the
league you want call Gord at 668-5021
Ladies' Afternoon Curling • Business Women's
Curling • Men's Evening Curling • Mixed Curling
• Junior Curling 0 2-19)
By AL RIVE IT
SPORIB REPOR'Ii7t
DICKERING — The Pickering Panthers are
off to a solid start to the pre -season, which
they hope to carry into their Metro Junior 'A'
Hockey League opener next week.
The Panthers recorded their third exhibition
victory of the season after downing the visit-
ing Shelburne Hornets (formerly the
Richmond Hill Riot) 8-2 at the Pickering
Recreation Complex Wednesday night.
And, as has been the case in the club's
subsequent two pre -season wins
solid group of rookie players
battling to stick with the club
have led the charge.
"We're playing really well.
The guys are working really
hard and it's showing." saic
rookie head coach Johr
Blackburn. "The kids are h___e_,.
Everyone is there to play hockey. The kids
who weren't in the line-up were chomping at
the bit to play. Everyone is pushing each
other."
However, unlike the past two games. the
Panthers went with a veteran line-up against
the Hornets. Dressed were Graeme Horne,
John Gallagher, Jamie Jeanes, Jason Reed,
Chris Ryan and Jeffrey Ranich. Sitting out
this one were Jason Wilson, Jeff Bain, Dustin
Cunningham and goaltender Jeremy Ranich.
Blackburn heaped praise on rookie forward
Anthony Cornacchia who scored a pair of
goals in the contest and has been a consistent
performer for the Panthers since the start of
training camp last month. He also applauded
16 -year-old rookies Michael Manchella and
Chris Hunter for first-rate efforts against
Shelburne.
Also a pleasant surprise to Blackburn was
the fact seven different scorers accounted for
the eight goals in the contest. To Blackburn,
that means that for the time being, everyone
on the squad is pulling his own weight.
"For as to continue to win and be successful,
everyone has to be going. We can't afford to
have one line going or a couple of kids going.
We're really basing our game plan on a total
tpm2•n work ethic."
Besides Cornacchia's pair of
goals, Richard Spooner, John
Gallagher, Kyle Martin, Jeffrey
Ranich, Chris Ryan and Bram
Hellcndoorn tallied for the
Panthers. Ryan added three
assists for a four -point night.
L7 »
PANTHERS' POSTSCRIPT: The
Panthers still have 25 players on board for the
pre -season. However, the team is expected to
carry either 22 or 23 players when regular -
season action begins next week, meaning two
or three will be cut loose ... The Panthers play
today, Sunday, Sept. 17, against Shelburne in
North York... Pickering will practise on
Monday and Wednesday of next week before
playing the North York Rangers in the regu-
lar -season opener in North York on Friday,
Sept. 22 during the College Weekend slate of
games. Game time is 8:30 p.m ... The Panthers'
home opener is against the Muskoka Bears at
the Pickering Recreation Complex on Sunday,
Sept. 24 at 7:30 p.m.
Atte.vztl()l1
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Curling fees at the Oshawa Golf Club
are only $90.00' for the `95/`96 Season!
1996 is our Club's 90th .anniversary
and to begin the celebrations, we've
decided to focus on building our
Curling Club into the very best in
Durham Region.
To get the ball rolling, we decided to
reduce Curling Fees for new members
to match our anniversary number,
$90.00 - the very best value in the
area, bar none.
We are building Curling rosters
within all our Curling Club sections -
Men's Women's and 1\lixed house
leagues, Seniors, Competitive curling
and Business Ladies.
' Ontario Curling Asmwiation fees and a
mcxlest maintenance tee
,rtra. 106�
If you have never been to our Club,
we have stx sheets of great ice, a dedi-
cated curling lounge, great dining and
locker facilities and you have the use of
all of the Clubs other outstanding
amenities during the Curling season -
Call our Clubs General Manager,
John :McLellan at (905 ) ; 23-4b31 for
more information—Also, set Friday Oct. 13
aside to come visit our Curling open
house, Curl -o -Rama, call
John I%IcLellan, today -
at this price,
openings will
till quickh.' O ti I I: t �ti .
PAGE 26 -THF. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1995
Teeing off for charity
Bryson
Insurance of
Pickering
hosted a golf
tourney at the
Fawnbrook
Golf Club,
north of Ajax,
on Thursday,
with all pro-
ceeds to the
Kids Safety
Village in
Whitby. At
left, employ-
ees pose at
the end of the
day, while, at
right, Richard
Bryson tees
off.
photos by
Andrew
Iwanowsla
GOLF FREE
FOR THE REST OF THE
`95 SEASON.
If you've been thinking about joining a private
golf course, or about switching from your present
course, think about joining the Oshawa Golf Club.
There are several reasons why you should
consider Oshawa:
• a heautiful, challenging 18 hole, mature,
manicured golf course
• outstanding clubhouse facilities
• 'umptuous dining
• friendly, helpful members and a warm, caring
Matt
: urling facilities
• the lowest cost membership and golfing tees,
for a private club, anywhere in the Toronto
- east area
Now there is another reason to consider joining
Oshawa - for a limited time only, pay only your
entrance fee and we'll waive golf fees for the
remainder of the 1995 season.
You'll be surprised at how low our membership
fees are compared to other private clubs and they
are payable over an extended period, if you wish.
:\ew memberships are limited, so call our General
Manager, John McLellan at (905) 723-4681 today,
to take advantage of this special offer.
The Oshawa Golf Club is a gender equity club.
J.
OSHAWA
G O L F C L L R
Call (905) 723-4681, or come visit US.
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SCOREBOARD
TEAM GP W L T PF PA NT.F NT. A ATT COMP
Pass %
Bom Squad 4 4 0 0 113 59 7 5 135
DURHAM TOUCH FOOTBALL LEAGUE
50%
Renegades 4 4 0 0 96 32 14 8 106
46
44%
STANDN08 (As of Sept IS)
49
16%
Stonshaods 4 3 1 0 60 46 9 6 128
54
42%
'AA' 01111SION1
56
537E
Blue Devis 4 0 4 0 39 126 2 9 130
TEAM GP
W
L T PF PA NT.F NT. A
ATT
COMP
Pasa %
Di.Mrds 4
4
0 0 118 48 6 4
110
71
65%
Mallor Ins. 4
3
1 0 113 79 5 7
128
70
SS%
Bis 4
3
1 0 81 7S 8 5
134
70
527E
Sharks 4
2
2 - 118 49 9 5
127
68
S4%
Gladiators 4
2
2 0 90 67 10 8
111
54
49%
Chiro 4
2
2 0 45 57 7 13
133
59
44%
Cobras 4
0
4 0 31 112 8 9
109
43
39%
Gess 4
0
4 0 22 121 2 5
113
46
41%
'A' DIVISION
TEAM GP W L T PF PA NT.F NT. A ATT COMP
Pass %
Bom Squad 4 4 0 0 113 59 7 5 135
68
50%
Renegades 4 4 0 0 96 32 14 8 106
46
44%
Undentdws 4 3 1 0 90 19 169 106
49
16%
Stonshaods 4 3 1 0 60 46 9 6 128
54
42%
Pterodaayls 4 2 2 0 119 78 7 7 105
56
537E
Blue Devis 4 0 4 0 39 126 2 9 130
43
33%
F" O's 4 0 4 0 34 89 7 11 142
47
331E
Packers 4 0 4 0 34 129 S 12 104
42
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LAST WEEK'S GAMES
Sept. 9: Slonehands 19 vs. Skis Devft 6: Undertakers 9 va. Henegades 12: t
Squad 35 vs. Five O's 21: Bih 23 vs- Gladiabrs 14.
Sept. 10: Sharks S2 vs. Cobras 0: Dkrlhrds 32 vs. Chiro 13:
Mega
Insurance
vs Gees 0: Pterodactyls 34 vs. Packers 14.
THIS WEEK'S GAMES:-
AMES:AT
ATPICKE U HIGH SCN00111.
Sept IS: Five O's vs. Packers
Bom Squad vs. Pterodactyls
Undertakers vs. Stonehands
Gladiators vs. Sharks
Sept. 17: Chiro vs. 841s
Mellor Insurance vs. Diehards
Gees vs. Cobras
Blue Devils vs. Renegades
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call,, (416) 49.0-1744 or 1-e00-667-NtAIEh
The KUMON aeodkM Program is also 4 lablts
at some Centres.
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until it�'"
sells. Call
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us for TOROMTo
details `0
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AnftMCWFor 798-7672
683 0707
sl»� AUTO FOR SALE PACKAGE
Includes all paper buy, For +W =M04Sale signs plus tips for
Bening your vehicle. ,� �der !
Call 8 a.m. to 8 P.m.1
Monday to FridayN
9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday Ti
or fax your ad
(905) 579-2238
BIRTH NOTICES
Announce your baby's arrival A
and receive a gift Certificate
entitling you to $25 worth,
of quality baby products. 47
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Careers
RONTO
1450 Kingston Rd.
)01 of Business _PICKERING
TECHNICIAN
•
COMPUTER
SUPPORT
S, -me programs offered
orgy at
Oshawa Canvus
Cap today for further
informabon and FREE
=e,scra' ^ter. ew
COMPUTER
TRAINING
,LATEST SOFTWARE
Train in onb t 4 months tor an exciting. new career
.IIICROSOPT Office, VX6rdPerfect &
Lotus • supervisory Skills • Bookkeeping
(:.all ()Ur Career Ad%i3Or. TODAY. Financia( lie availahle.
AJAX (905) 427-1922
MARKHAM (905) 940-9100
MISSISSAUGA (905) 238-6422
Full instruction byQ DIAMOND MANAGEMENT INSTITUTE
experienced adult educators
m
Careers Careers General
EMHelp
M"AGER - FAST FOOD
Pickering Town Centre location, full
training and support in this fast paced
environment. Accountability and
responsibility a must.
Send resume to:
25 King ST. W.
Suite 2500
P.O. Box 373
Commerce Court
Postal Station
Toronto, Ontario M51L 1 G2
or Fax to: (416)2144889
Attention: Mr. Coulter
LOOKING FOR OP-
TIONS9Cash in on the
explosive in home busi-
ness trend, with 1 of the
worlds largest health care
companies. Awesome ben-
etls can (416) 284-4493
Heelra
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AZ and hatted Divers re-
quired for Long d Short
Term Assignments U S
and local. Can Nancy or
Dianne at Ajax Regional
Dnver Education
(905)686-2224.
COUNTER HELP wanted
12-15 hours per week
evenings. weekends. Apply
Ajax Mini Storage. 180
Station St Ajax. No phone
Wyk
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Get Started!
• _ _ _ ogrammer Anwist
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Financial assistance available to those who quality
Scarborough
(416) 291-6662
325 Milner Avenue
C;tov�
Reach for
your future
Careen 1111191111 Canoes
Oshawa
(905) 434-8585
560 King Street West
CD1 COLLEGE
OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY
DOMESTIC position
available Live -)n or live-
out Can (905)428-7435.
'
General
General
m
Hip
Help
DO YOU enjoy talking on
the phone? Pleasant voice
C i M requires Demon-
EXPERIENCED Full
?Easy telephone work in a
strators to sen Giftware at
Time & Part Time Cashier
comfortable atmosphere!
home parties No invest-
and Pharmacy Assistant
Make some extra money
while the ods are school
moil. No deliveries, no col-
wanted. Please mail
work lull iand
work Day
0
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ctio. CAN Linda 905-
resumes to F lie a 7217.
evening shiftare avert
e
728.6765 or 519.258-7905.
Oshawa This Week,
abbe Fun training provided..
P O. Box Oshawa, L 1 H
call -Clean Plus Carpets-
715.
-1501) 427.2M . - -- -
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leral
Help Help I Help
Commis A La Correspondance
.Vous sommes une entreprise de .Marketing Direct situee 6
Scarborough Nous avons besoin d'un commis au service a la
clientele.
Ce poste necessite une parfaite maitrise de la langue franrraise
parlee et ecrite. Experience au niveau du service i la clientele et
sur ordinateur sera un atout considerable.
Envoyez votre curriculum vitae d Tracev Wegner
Gerante du personnel
Miason Columbia
5900 Finch Avenue East
Scarborugh, Ontario
.NIB 5X7
S. VP: Aucune agence de placement Ne s'applique pas aux can-
didats precedents. Environment non f tneur.
Fast -Paced Bakery Wholesaier
requires erleWtii telemarketer order desk
person. Must be able to touch type. Salary d tlerle-
tits, Monday - Friday. Start immediately.
Must live in Pickemg area. Send resume to:
Ol"Wile Wbehmak Co. Ltd.
1511 Sandy Beach Rd.
Pickenng, Ont. L1 W 1 Z5,
Atteatile : Marketing Manager
No phone cads or taxes please.
' Gef al
Help
HELP Wanted Kotya Pes-
kin Lingerie Store in Port
Perry is looking for Bin)
and Lingerie Models for an
upcortung High Class
Fashion Show. Must be
between the ages of 22-45.
You must be fnendty, and
very outgoing. Call bol-
w"rt lOwn- 12noon Only.
Ask for Sw* 985--1580.
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50 TEMPORRRY JOBS
PICKERIN6/1JRN/
SCARBOROM
•FFEN:
• SL85 - $7.85 pw hr.
Broad WSIct deposit
4% wr 11 - p8
Paid strafe bdidoBs
�iE •BNT:
MaMs/Felaales
leered Lahetrnes
mlechitle Operators
Weill Beets required
Me students Tease
Promises appllcasts need
not apply
Interviews to be held In
Pickering
Telephone
(416) 292-2282
BUSINESS MANAGER
COWAN PONTIAC BUICK LTD.
11111, our
rawapsralioa �t P
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W plan i adult
Fara aottidatlfial ildo wiser, pMow Pte»
A load balled oder comp mV hes a
shim �O1K
Dries Include:
Canvassing for low accoulls, prsrious
IOltle sales e041MIMnDe adh atsBBtr nrelet
hew clean driving nsoa andritieltap-
peorance. �nfr vehicle. salary plusp
oarnrrHiesion Send resure to:
FIND f 7216
IPA. Blew 401
Oarews, ouaaelle
LIN 7U
WAREHOUSE PEOPLE
WANTED
Pernument ppwt-tie, 4M w rdumi w
duties, could Ind to Ezell time.
8 F Fouust �
good
0000m
an awet. $7.50/lour
&J.
Apply �g
395 Steelcase Rd. East
Malhham Ontario
Call Retar (905)513-5733
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to adl•flsws blit
OW ad on pOkefm a
Nob Athena an ad be
nwwwm Iter wall stall
Me infused healon ad
udder• rural m fb bkw iw
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(tenant t+aay for •f -
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am s vApd b b aP
P" of wMwgewwe d
Naw. Adnflsar.
HotrlpR:onwhi9eion
Skase* +
Qualy so"
n gayq
01 in wt
Trailktg
Call Claude
SM2512
E C T O R Y
News Advertiser 9"707 68Fax
3-7363
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aeon Ola7r elm"
dentia 1a • hoale b sim
aawaaM•s aa. Sea hoalaas
C09QANT ad son hoe sols will
SIL We bbq ciala at
as neoetmy sot em Forder aos rxa
ended b
tD SefViOe ex- LADES edit club m-
yuiww ferns will anisic
&V and rww wabliesers.
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ev well
asternNINE
OWok
)� acomarvAboa for`��1~
caE Sues.
7�>a
hese wewted to CaMpa,
$350.5700hrk Cal Rey
•eSiNt. 721-9879. Msh-
de wgried
JOCUS - Edi c,r.na1 bye
neees iaadtiideels in your
rate. %X= earrHss 300
ednresaoma bye, gon&
par==Isa, evens. e5% we
,Pull« $1s. Join m and
apiwrerw yon %a* in-
case. 1-00-391.4W,
NOMI ItsMID
FOR 1111M STORE
Fill and pert Was
Sarna• aIarlsc and
balers in a tun feet
paw90 entift a o
Apply in parson m the
slot• oak
Sm, S•pL 17,
1a a'm. - 4 Pm.
759 Kiaeataa Ad..
irK ware's 11ry
mci mine omft to.
Join the ta" gao-
ing nobbWd
In Cahed. 01111bdof
>t ip -111 1111- Appio-
ants should b• sd sho-
tinlfld, haw tlddcai
g0mb and adds or
binYlssl «pallia
Mon tandile 41IO1r-
tunllx Inllawwll �
9*411, Rllslldlp'
slab. Cas Bile Couds
1SM,16R
-nm PEOPLE- Toroa1
aw 1Mut anal" agwav
maw alas ler sen a TV
week M tapm a flow. NO
rte. wa Eon $7.415Jhs
Chile" aeioorrle. We*
pierwllnl Call Devercl
416-M-2227.
RedttaTttso
for Fes a
TNe1br Pr•dahcllorus - M
ares and Vm inlarwalad
in bsiq ewabed w batrw
Beef, TV eadws will cowensaeiab as Pews aro
S.O.C.'s Cal 432-41M.
TEiEMAOMTV s pot
tins. turrrpa - hoary ora
lar nae poet sow". Sand
wares b Oboe " 0•►
909 Sirateoa SLN., Sue Z
Oawa Ontario. UG A"
Tim Nwaaa'e - 1 Nw-
wood Ase.. Alm. Fu/irne
drive4hru how aW eap«i.
Ono" weeterd burry
person +w+asd. fss3-x497
a House
: +s mp "aeras 9 ' Nwabynen i ' : Electrical P.M mostar"" � � r.- 1 � r., � � • eClewing : :• Titbfsl5drools
GCB
CONS u PaicTWn
Inamr and extenor
repairs. rariovaoons
and conssrucbon. Fast
and dean prabsseori-
as work guaranteed.
Craig 861113
•�STFJI CMEAP•. Mane
enprorwrr+s, rec rooms.n
law apartments. additions.
imic". decks. etc Lx -
coned fa Over 20 yeas.
al wore puaranleed. ler
Free eesmata al Erne
905-404-0170
AJAX Flew and Deet -
Woed lanae and dada.
Chen hr*. wrought von.
dog runs.. Over 17 yews of
Proiesraut axperwnce
Can 666-4955 or 1.900-
598-6160
BEST PRICE IN REGION
specializing in sdet, %a&
bough. siding• doors. win-
dows. Guaranies. 20 yews
expenwmce, ail (905)987-
7Of t or (`JuA; gars 11 r
WOC=! alOaQ
ummovzm=,Lu
Swolen! Apse,
Rec-roans, pkm vl
Add6bonS, dectecal,
dry"I
15 yrs. E1lpedence.
FM estimates,
Call dhlefic
I� 61f)r46i3.
COL (416) SO4M
DECKSIFENUZZ, urs
tom brill. grtafy arorlrnert
ship, coehaPMibve paces.
For free 41/a1rl - al 905-
697-3508
C.eirps and
elieUleaf. oumbi!p% Metric
F—sural
DELZ0 TO WOW
FENCING
Docks. chin Will, won,
t*i9d hoi15. Set posts -
For Free Estirl -
cd Steve
(905) 509-5077
Moble (416}406-
' 6456
DOORS rRx US
GARAGE DOORS
OPENERS
INSTALLATION
Sales, Service
& Repair
905-637-0949
GRAM CENTRAL
R -Factor
impfaverrierit
Weather
app-&
ULlkirig
insolation, pipe rap,
window seals.
Call 4905)579-3263
moved• rababd. Excellent
rales. Free satins. Elec-
trosLsic air clears, hu-
mtKMMM. Bg. Smell jobs.
Call Pad 426.0295. ---
EUROPEAN tb Specialist.
will renovate your baanoom,
or Marin wells. as WON as
floor on. Good nderwlas
and sassfacbm guarar,aeed.
For free •sautes al D.
Dykstra 725-4913
J.S. ARMSTRONG DEV.
INC_ Spedakaing in ousk m
homm, adetiats, wneve-
Iwo, rep rooms and base -
mare Rpartiewes. ReeidaMal
and eonrnarcia. Serving
Dudtan -legion for over 15
yw. Fwa oaaaaaaban. G/
illi si4fliTee- -ter
KG Aluminum
Sift wk eaves,
tam vinyl arld
aka union. Low, law
Pnces. Oaaity
wotionarlship
Cat) Kevin at
4905)831-3194
MW CONSTRUCTON
�t
Fanox4f•dt• Naw
Add9ati.Fiaimnoom.
Quality work Guaranteed
Ra..0 reseere man
Itsrarar of we
ffi*5)427-Q*`
RENOVATIONS, Cob -
navy. bea n wit. Kochara.
Additions Carew Co. 432-
6885
SIGON Construction Ltd.
swvng Dunham Region for
19 yrs. Additions, sundecks.
patio doors. windows, rec-
moms. flegsbns, free so.
mow 905-5765760.
VAZ GENERAL
CONTRACTING
LTD.
Addams, Batts, i=h-
em, Basements, Caramc
Tiles. Hardwood floors.
Rools,Trin, Dons, Decks'
Visa ACOep.
Cal Justin For Estimates
(905) 683- 5818
AC HANDYMAN
SERVICES.
ilsDm r•nonwa
lea k"
este it cow".
0ya046ATbrg
Pam daft
call 831-2416
W.W.
ELEcrluc
Service charges,
from small repairs
to renovations, ler
free estimate call
905-549-4771
NANDYMAN - few eau.
wowcmaum. owler�irhli� grn" BE Pai
workpermtir 9. etcCall Greg Decorabn9
R._
ter ra7AQQ
HANDYMAN
Will pick up mock wo
do odd jabs, deal up
garage. yard, small
m&AV jobrbe,Qggrram CIA
Call YIC 428.8907
HANDYMEN - carpenter.
plumber, drywerler, molar,
elm walla. 4 mum avaii.
able b mraet al your house-
hold regrirameres for repave
/ maintenance / renovations.
Odd jobs. $121hr. Free a* -
MOM. Cad Dave 723-3014.
unney
:111e �ste►eeps
AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS
dumney rebuilding. re-
perrs. wood/an dxmney
cleerwq. Pea screens aro
caps installed- FREE ES-
TIMATES 886-7741 leave
message' no ams—
TMS PAINTING
i DECOR
kookm d Edenor
EumW w�
Fast, dean,
retable Service.
420 -Ml
DRYWALL and Ps -in
DowOng• Wing. fexturng•
renovations and repairs.
Small jobs. 15 years ex-
perience. Frew estwrsm".
Servng Durum and out of
town area. Ken 434-4500
Moving &
Storage
MOUNTAIN
tlDVW SYSTEMS
We er srovs aysWq
swprmrx mxyow.
Cermrresl at e.rreaL
Ptlsprq map rd ears
eaaree SSnor a 0011rssrdn
Asennt Fres uwmsaaL
571-0755
HHARRY-O-TME-MOVERS
Move a
Mobap sm ole. we price
therm self Free •stmat• i.
seniors 6tcou t. short nosoe
moves Pianos moved. also
appliances Comparable
rates. Cal 432-2850.
MEN with large truck will
do hmoueam, momma. raai-
denhal. commercial. AN
types at moves. Cal Can or
Jaw 427-2856.
MICHALSKI MOVING -
haxses, apartirMrws, u7�ICK,
appliances and Pura Spe-
AJAX Mwrq Systems - full datats. Senior and mid -
services, moves. appears mons discounts. Licensed,
and piano spedaists. FIs insured. Fre estimates.
real or hourly We now hors Excelaw service. Cell 436-
L ,
36hrta, storage units. Now 7795. Moble 7160342
offering Ire boxes with
mow. Park and bad a -W, a Flooring,
Awls mg a E9, and up. Cal • ' ung
e
for rwomeyorm. 725-0005 a
• ' Roofing 427-0005,
CARPET Installations - 25
c.4in.m
CLFAMPiG
Your whole house
deared,or
packages 10 Suit all
budgets
AN floors hand
washed
4 L -9765
killy boWW'rmured
OUALITY Ha..elearwng-
pnvalMy by two wadies. 9
yrs. eperwnce• excellent
ralarermoes, gueranse4
s.sd.clion. Drbm Hoeft
fndpeistove. inside/out
Fleas washed, no mop
used• arta may mon. Very
reasonable rats 571-3964
or 837-5126
RELIABLE HOUSE
CLEANS
We% 10 do VWAMM
room fi100fS e1G
peasorsbte sled,
Waddy , &-afw
CALL W"l "957
�
W11 � 1 �
W•
�setseyty ora.
Lam Nsnansrm ler
Resdsj�liadsr , riuwlp�.
ti E �
Aa/nieed ddai Caueraa
years experience, re -
THE RESTORATION GUY - are idwr9. your ,p.e„14y, ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE,
mw specialize in n roalinq. AN Free estimates. 0 6 N area, TPN a
PwkerkV
work guww*wd for 2 yeas. Duncan. 987.1799 a 967- area, ahs root n q• r"
No GST 985-4570 1800
ting, pruning, 10% ON will 1Ns
84 fully hwAK Fax cal-
tlISTEA POST MOLE. art
ft+•d poll holes, so" of
polls in oorterae. (905) 695 -
Pat ty
95-
Party
• Services
MAGICIAN, clown lnaxds,
ready b mov-m for any
IMP. any ocesom. Birth-
days. promabons. open-
aw. fund rapes. M•9a
Shaws w full Latium
hal. 839-7057 or 7284M4.
RABBIT ores work dung
m7cauofo dn4d's pares
and ccasionswn. Harr.
rareown magician. Cal Er -
B
SPARENTAL. Six parson
rand hotxb. Avaiabb daily.
w•rdv a wekerd. Stat a
new part' "old Pal 905-
404-9970 or 1 SM 755 3365
SCHOOL
•4 lessons and test
$105.
•10 Lessons $150
-Full Course 5259
Free port -Op and drop
OR
(416) W4XI60
e services
PROFESSIONAL
MAKEUP aresL 10 yrs.
experience. Mobile service.
avadsole COaamt raecfor6W9219gs Ex
is ' Iltwh� F
laproCireclory
9ssiatal
GUITAR AND VOCAL
wd oda". $QeCJaY=� m
m
leaching children 6669219
EXPERIENCED INSTRUC-
TOR provides compusr train-
ing. WordPerfect, Wad,
Deadop pubdlyq. and antro.
to computers. Your prertiees
or ours. Resalebls rebs.
905.683.1768.
Driv
• • SChhOOIS
WWONG photography
$599. Cal Gus at Perfect
In ege. (905)420 -MIO.
E:11
DIAL- A - STYLE , pro-
fessional n-hortw hair
services. personalized hair
design oar /2 yeas so-
permll"., Gras family
rAft, Call 619-1792
THR MMM ADYER7'1SF.R SUNDAY, 3B17' CUR 17,19II&PAG920 --
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LY, tote oagwr =40-
tinodviomb b Idar s wwk►
ail "M
peinil ID OiWMV i"M comw i
moht�. Cdo M ates dooA
Cap Stray area 432 -ISM
F Dau ars woo or a on. -
gm pow* or Separated or
drvoreed with Own yens
wort eruprierace. you maty
quray for 1laarnoat newe-
ttru. d m you arae mar es
and harm scantly been
Ind oe, you mol qm" for
tramp aenatanw. DIPI
CERT. lasua. Woraeled,
D -6w. Wad. Accpac.
Bedard. Autdcoa Venerate
Pagemaker. Harvard. Cow -
al.
C
and Sysearnt Araatyat Co-
bol.
obol. 0aece and C. Phoeo-
shop. Quark Ewe" and
wuskow. Duhrn 81
ensu CenapUe Come".
A77.,m,m
MULTI DISCIPLINARY
Homo carne see" No-
erated, ma.rrre ra0iwrdw
for R/capaorrWAswtara
Posleon. Previous awpo.
once in medical Mad an
duel. Plaaas kxrw 4m rF
erne to 212 " St W.
Oshawa Ont LIJ 2.12
PERSON re IN 2-3
days0week Ior once woAa.
F1hn wwoiong. and gen.-
WWW"
e.alxxtW" *AM& Car
needed. Cam Brant
(906)127-/02e.
PRODUCTION CLEIMt,
1.2 yrs., related espw,-
o ncen prbducson / n.
vw
Iory. rale w.1 >nc.,g aoa-
ludw for working wrath
n ui 9M. and detail, pkrs
oanputar dem entry rpm.
once. tax (905) 831-4922
Gran4m Personnel
ULenbrook
A Iendbi bdera96an1 is- tr3'batip� coalpanp III an
iErt■IBd919 regairraaot IWa
PARTS ADMIlVISI'RATOR/
CUSTOMER SERVICE REP.
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No apicis or plowed ClAb plates. We wW lkoeoaphlp s view trod
om"w all taaetaari aWaftb we we 0* ads 10 R3poed a throw:
wive see sttWcoad for waetwn- We &aak all others for ilaw
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AMM AdNRWTaader d9r-
twhe w4 I In our hone for
5 year aft and 10 Wm a ON
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t.tI- "*ad. W-2966
agar 9 N IM oR IWMK.
fortail jet Stas 1030 pp - 7:D
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41had w ft%b-6 b-6 P S.
ane for z/n yw de.
Moay ndFddry 730-
4.4fTPta. Would Me to be
and aaafhr doll at acne
GDL Call 420-Mli��
IIA/a•1 11601/1® in
or hams for 3 cateran.
Yonhkh* achy hoar be w
table. hum oft and es
Ureses. Palareacat re-
Closed. 083--740
MNW seabed fw Iwo
WVK naM rharrnalad
dddrah. apes 4 ami 2, Ind
am nfaa in nybarbe.prlrrhp Nov. Mt Car. na. E.C.E.
prelahad. Aalovel w
owed Mon. - Fn. 7:30 am.
-5.30 p.m. 422-•Oa6
FAB ABLL $whop or w-
gewe naeway. In►aaA. 10
caw for 3 da tmo 14F
FMM000 EteeMrd air
hndwood O waseodd, Mao
bop line ** asasmeA a
am 4va Ilatow twmwa-
How FMwtaod (tC3,7KS3
Zme
ElM LUM61 i
FMBV O• COM
4x•x1r $111M
4%n1•r $6500
EATAMJI110 "a
paw f&7/,'11M1
ewampummm
uneFka
Method
gl&"IL Sltael leala
Sa00.00. *wood NW
123 00baMr ad W*w
$130.00. Piero boock
$23.00. delta, 360.00
a064M34t39
ttadaah arra ataaoa{ 2e-
onSara otlthd . $150 ob.o.
Black a III , every
hewn MOMW 3 yea. old
►trip waaad $130 o.b.o.
Ce 03430.
PL#M - Eves bps.
U; gl $400: IM -63W
STORKCRAFT alb $too..
'l g two $60. Fialmr
Prow lkdnOlar sap- C=od
ear Sar No. plrppmn.
Poe arae- At wosaa 10011"
davit 427-2079
VOOM , Fndge t some.
atmand coloured. 18 cubic
R Frost two tripe. Ewoal-
oft , ,d Saw pr.
a3a-37'92
SALESPERSON
General MoUn Dealership in the area requires a
Retaill Salesperson for their w9andirlg new & used
vehlde operation. Excellent opportLrUty to, eam
above average Income plus dew srawr dental plan
and other benefits.
For a confWendal m*rvww Call
MURRAY O'BRIEN
OR
DON FELTEAU
623-3396
PON'IAC -BUICK 1T0
10A%-A%...i - Cti'
LOOKING for herdronkng
busnees entrepreneur type
people. Who seam to maake
a amen ineoerr on a pot
or tum oma Daren Serous
myoma only 132-030.
MARKETING PERSON -
�lt1cMs, nutaa0n.
ears. 1-e00-17&
4514.
YOU wont Daleva ill Fit-
namy a Amu nyuvenabon
that dome work 85%+ duo-
toss ram. Proven for thin
rwhg beldrg, rine kap her.
OW. Al natural. 100% mon-
ey badk
guarantee. Car
VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S
LARGEST CHRYSLER
DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN
EXPERIENCED SALES
REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE
CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR
TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT
r
JUNIOR SALE
REPRESENTATIVE
A 10P Wt bpd COM
pony has Vanadate
OpW:W to sanioe the
greater metro area NO
wpenence wassary,
U trairlirlg , comparly
Veflidq Sl�psBd. dein
ings approx. $400
$800 weekty (013111111.).
For i lerview Call
Mr. Bailey
416-298-2071
IMSRHNd
H@*
ONE HOUR
MOTOPHOTO
Ful floe photo lob
fl
MA be able 10
opri min"
printer. Must be
slimmer oder ed.
(905)619-0414
"M pdthMr -qw- It
Mmua. SWW rswnr by 1st
to: 1-4164944.1701
F^1 Q O w - •�1 7-r
Skilled
SERVICE TECH. - Ntwp
aror"W 101109 to team,
some mechanical asp. -
quirea Knowledge of rows
eq,apmaru an asset 613
Kingston Rd. Pkkan g.
weekdays 10.6 p.m.
1 , DIMW
COA/R.potle0bere-
quina for busy Y..b. d
fico, some every gs and
Satrdirm thnenrm 1 year
exp. ABEL knowledge an
easel. Fax resume to 43D-
1778
301776 Monday to Fndoy 1 Y
5.
HEALTHCARE
is looking for
quaMW E.C.E.
and home
makers to work in
the Pickering Ajax
area, car an asset.
Call Gina at
905-426-
1810
AvaIabM
lace and brna as"
asoaappre"
Soto Spm, for Sep to Dec.
Aelwwaaas wpi..e/. 427- A
' Sia How
Sia Elaipl
t Awd
'
Sow6353.
some HOW
forA9W
IF 11
W .92 KARAT darn x soli
SALESPERSON
General MoUn Dealership in the area requires a
Retaill Salesperson for their w9andirlg new & used
vehlde operation. Excellent opportLrUty to, eam
above average Income plus dew srawr dental plan
and other benefits.
For a confWendal m*rvww Call
MURRAY O'BRIEN
OR
DON FELTEAU
623-3396
PON'IAC -BUICK 1T0
10A%-A%...i - Cti'
LOOKING for herdronkng
busnees entrepreneur type
people. Who seam to maake
a amen ineoerr on a pot
or tum oma Daren Serous
myoma only 132-030.
MARKETING PERSON -
�lt1cMs, nutaa0n.
ears. 1-e00-17&
4514.
YOU wont Daleva ill Fit-
namy a Amu nyuvenabon
that dome work 85%+ duo-
toss ram. Proven for thin
rwhg beldrg, rine kap her.
OW. Al natural. 100% mon-
ey badk
guarantee. Car
VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S
LARGEST CHRYSLER
DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN
EXPERIENCED SALES
REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE
CONTACT DWAYNE PICKARD OR
TED WILLIAMSON JR. AT
r
JUNIOR SALE
REPRESENTATIVE
A 10P Wt bpd COM
pony has Vanadate
OpW:W to sanioe the
greater metro area NO
wpenence wassary,
U trairlirlg , comparly
Veflidq Sl�psBd. dein
ings approx. $400
$800 weekty (013111111.).
For i lerview Call
Mr. Bailey
416-298-2071
IMSRHNd
H@*
ONE HOUR
MOTOPHOTO
Ful floe photo lob
fl
MA be able 10
opri min"
printer. Must be
slimmer oder ed.
(905)619-0414
"M pdthMr -qw- It
Mmua. SWW rswnr by 1st
to: 1-4164944.1701
F^1 Q O w - •�1 7-r
Skilled
SERVICE TECH. - Ntwp
aror"W 101109 to team,
some mechanical asp. -
quirea Knowledge of rows
eq,apmaru an asset 613
Kingston Rd. Pkkan g.
weekdays 10.6 p.m.
1 , DIMW
COA/R.potle0bere-
quina for busy Y..b. d
fico, some every gs and
Satrdirm thnenrm 1 year
exp. ABEL knowledge an
easel. Fax resume to 43D-
1778
301776 Monday to Fndoy 1 Y
5.
HEALTHCARE
is looking for
quaMW E.C.E.
and home
makers to work in
the Pickering Ajax
area, car an asset.
Call Gina at
905-426-
1810
AvaIabM
lace and brna as"
asoaappre"
IE
CAWVM requa I to
+aft»
S79M oanw alae bed
2 three ras n yew omy
34M 576-6123
i mm . sou lh Alex. Ralr-
1 Par d KYB Gas sous.
•noes Ism Bart. 663-
nodi $160. Rod see for SW
Stet
am IMI -83 Datan 200SX
DAYCARE avaibte n
CAN Ate at $83-5117 or
f11r hoer.
427-1637 me.
nae 20 peers apwwncxe.
3 - Brod, bark loom late for
any ape- we= n.. tom of
sue 725-4907
askrras, lrneed peri- rar-
ewrwas anralaae. 831-
anow
3-4opo d CarryTr
��.
rnew
tarherrwerm wren 3
3-
kill COWOBM-
ECE asuad ma8w - M
spew
Indy soler. $170
Dravida nounso+rg krudtes
ab a 985-3183 after 6 p m.
and snacks. playroom.
new fat pm- Every Sal -
laacmd yea new pet. lo.
MODERN 5 pc arra( so-
ue-nq
-ngaeaaaphaera, pens of
ala. Sam_ teeg on pr»
«mr+rms. remreaeea
evartetle, Wh ms road
.prated baa. y V&VArs
and neaaboro 360. 4 x e
sous+ area Cal 420.8676
snooker mer. SI.Wo 906
NOME CIaLDCARE t4
432-T206
ys eaOwawuce. boat Rd
Mary 7 dna proteeterrt
ECE "eche d alter 6
p m 426-2566
MOTHER d 2 was provide
daycare in my her. over 8
p.
Yrs. so. rdtnr . -@e-
able Delbrook and VaNy
Farm roe. Cal 426Ee67
RE1 fAaLE mon-snwung
sneer. wlth 9ym exp. was
provide lull part tame TIC.
any me welcome. moepeu
,et. provided. WPM= Rd-/
401.831 -IMS
TERESA TAKES CARE.
Has operwgs EnwgoC
Daly
outings and scovima.
Lots d TLC. Balwwotl
^male. Play -ld In tuck
ywd. Forst ave. CPR. Ex-
pmwx'ed.. ret-
airerlebla. Receipts. 401;
Hare 427-9905
WESTNEY/
HWY2
Reliable teldabW
chddcans in my horns.
Any age. truants wel-
eonr. Foe r tie
Part s.
Nm Smolong 01,01ron-
marxt References -S4-
able. Cal Dana
427-7116
205=
AMAZING DEALT SEA-
SONED HARDWOOD M
low Drw'ee- Apple, ash.
nmpla, Nd -V- Sarvrg
OeN�iws. Dl�1AM VAWOW aped
FIREWOOD 427-4741.
RREMOOo quaky too'
son" 1S- hardwood, cut.
spa and dnkwq , stw*V
M $185/bush owd. Cam
702-964-6.01, 7 pm. - 11
p -m-
A REPOSSESSED sat.
eaft ef/I- . mey 335
rno," Including pro-
t7re1re10•'Q Free nsseI a
NW warranty 905 -SSS-
-1861
BEAVER COAT wwh fox
r..•sa never been Room
s" rnedum 12-14 Paw
35.000 Will sem for SLOW
426-6073
BLACK makanvmrrrors
bedroom sm. mak dwng
lablalclartsutot►at 3396.
Pine IVarlgroo m 3295. low
can $49: microwave hutch
SM Any cash paw canted
red 906.725-0077
CA IPET A-1 P, - buy
Creat wmoleeaia. Free n-
aralleam for tree /«rebate
co Sr (905)432-2750, or
,page (416)98D-9697
Carps Broker, t00%,
Woo trick pkAK Stun rs-
sWrw carpal For 3 rooms,
onlY 5369 00. Price n -
dudes 30 Sq. Yds caps.
deluxe pad rod rrtdsbm
in your hos. Free quote
bon in your hone. No n -
west no payment kx one
hull year. Daniel. 1-800-
217-0104.
CARPETS - lots of copal
100% nylon, new sten re -
tease carpels on hand. 1 well
expel 3 rocs $30. Price
KKkb ss CWPW. Worrell"
pod. apart nSnmaeo, fast
delvary. tram as11 (30
yards). Noonan 6862314.
SOLID OAK DM4(-
ROO1110 spm 4 darn,
$1,905. Stereo eaDinsl
$125.. we deck sec..
Sony
stereo raCaksr 580.
FRENCM DOORS (2) Sr
brats sod glass. $130..
Orae 323 Dtaas and glass
door 575. CM 623 2107.
TpvE (grow)
recondYaned. Eke new.
$150.00. Two mom's /2
speed emmR sm 00 each,
Two aka thinks, $50.00
nada 90&W-3t30a
FRL SEPT. 22,
0r31111 PAL At ow
Goodw ad Cell►
goo& 4* un rupa
an Efat)R. 47)
IO PIPL I e tailor,
mover. r, 'I
altedlElltr. waSdaM-
�tI1R �IOes,
RdOsoataalt ovem
wwkm filets an0arw
gbw Saw Stas 44
only day M's IrL
CLAWSON AUG
TX3W 905-640-Ull
HIGH Cable twis'1 Poo,
picture pn.abry1 GC :)i
RECTI 0 S S '6- :,yta
Sates Systems .5c
chanes. CD 7ua rn pc -
two and sand Rent to
own Dy phot. prom only
340.'rr%0n1h Cal 571-1413
WTACM 31- stereo 'V
Lauded Rem to own a
plxx lar only 39 750week
Cal 571-1413
INTEIMIATIOKAI town
vacs•. hyao staac drive.
12 hp, 51.000 Toro 8 hp 25
ndn as town .nacre- mwx
cwndeon. 31.500. dalrrrr0-
d0er, Cmuxbm re 3100.
arwwli 4 hp forward
reverse good condom.
$350. www ,norma 12 of me
www carhdeah $100. 26'
cab. t. v RCA 3300. 30-
avocado stave $200 Exw-
aee bis 375 Seep C& "
3150 Flowrnq macw•e
375-. 5.000
but lir Cmd-
lomw 3175 Weison Std
29W etecvnc churCn organ
SAM etc 623-5342
KEINeORE washer. Vi-
no dryer. Amwral ,love, Mull
Site VYoods treezer. Bao,-
rnrk m.,,,weve and stand
727-0112
KENWOOD TOWER OF
POWER. 200 wen remote
stereo package Dual Cas-
seaw 5 drse CD player.
tower speakers. Rent to
own by phone tar only
S7 5&wmek- Cie 571-1413.
YOOULAR ollu fumy
tun. excellent condbon.
$500each. �Feng ca
$75 each, S' arbiI planes
$40 each; 4342667.
MOVING SALE - beaAhi
hutch, lovessats, tables.
morfors. 286 computer. 905-
631 2965 Also
AUCTION &ALE
TENNIS. SEPT
21 WT AT 5:E9 P.IL
09 TAUNTON IUD.
E. W"Fray.
Trak creek we ars
am" sae COf1MfN6
UOm a tecta in Whiby
Qw: app low
•tousared 'MM 0 Of
ntoom Peru
aCosesarks, plus
aww dollars 0101 Christ•
leas daowa-' R . VN.
In maple wnrlllre.
bads WAW maple ar-
twire a Clasen aec-
Vonal t:I1asI1rIe10. 2
Caprin beds. 4 Chir}
ren press back dais.
wok cofaas a and o-
bis Plus many o9m
articles. Chnstmas
GOL Nola Tote 5.30
p.m. Good Sala, plant
to attend. Viwo"
from / p.m. Temps
Cash. Visa. MI
DeDd Card. MCLesn
Auction a Lkp*11I
tone 905406-
22$1 or 906-432-
2M
SALE
ors, see" tad
� �i
S.L. Sept. 23
eters � aRi
�� Itti1W
Awg@M NOV
3-a Mr aL. 0aftaaa
cwt 16 hp. rods
Mand400RdQ
4 on opecOad
of
ht
mason Hobert of
flaps K h~
i.a n echinate 24 A.
m y duly wftnei-
Idr. do prose 12
md. beradh Winder on
x sere Harris 1prah
I and ra dales. 12
h Makes chap sate.
lie test ow wood
or. Wet hewn nOWN
nclaaaser 1200 omm
waearg 22 m rift,
m+•ga+ 22 peep.
spa ups) . 303 Er.
Id sport 177 poflel
ecel, rbe ameba[
a heater. 100 It of VII
lir home. 112 stool
rk than (4 x 8).
en saw. 4 rich ge-
r edit /leCtrn. wake
h 50 It of cables. car -
n arc ar lama, •epee.
me Oraz+nq wwdng
c+ pan 3 lips. www
eel poiw w, shop
Nn& ng trove buw-
is property or Can-
; Whraby Terra cash.
www sac 10 arae WWI
. Ime
Sort-
Areaewer
723--s?sl 7210121
SHEDNAN - salty Dam
sty!• meds. Darn on srte. 1
6x8 Ssmem. -$599 GST arG
?+cloaca 000 sows and
daptay ava"oe, Cee 905-
509-4961
TOSHMA 27- strec IV
Now • dr, 3 pear no ty
Rent b own of pnorne for
or1M $6 7Vweek Cam 571-
1413
WASMERS avers, mage.
omm. now and reeand-
0ayd. 3225 and ,Q fa T
conder+ed warner. 5775
end W for ticoneaeonca
0, 3775 ano w br n.
oondboned tndges ata
stoves Aho curl operated
wasner and dyer. SM
phenron's Furne re rod
Apprances. 227 Court St.
Osruwa 5 -, '248
Articles
1 Wanted
AMTIQUES ADsok-N.
Purousr,g furnk" ar an-
y" ala Saumlc nwnr-
ww . china saver. adver-
soM wits, of-oys. met.
mrk bottles. collections or
estates Cam Rotmt Bowen
Anbgoes (905) 855.8049.
BrOOKM
APPLIANCES, wanted
working or not. Fndge,
stoves. washo s. dyes.
ALSO FOR SALE -acoria~
toned washers. dry-
ers.ssoves.S150 6 up 3
month warranty 427�27t3
rrnaaraga
WANTED CAMERAS -
old cur and glass. owe1-
ry, nxcrbaCopes. tee -
scopes. bnocurers ane re-
sale Cam. Clocks. watch -
as. furniture. anything old
432.1678.
- garage
sate. Sept. 16. 17. 1226
WANTED to buy - deer
Bamwood Square Picker-
klrtware. 9111 Chin, col -
ng.
leMbles, menwrab"
OAK~ FU
watches. watches. est. Single pwcat
Why pay flat p�7 One
/atoms. Call (905) 723-
d OreaioY oldest arm ter-
7834.
gut mwwhcaxars it now
so" Brea to the public.
Arts a
Ron,
Eg. oak pedestal table and
Crafts
4 chairs $849; 7 R doalb+.
pedasmt and 6 chairs
$14%; cwrwnbat bet
CERAMIC WAREHOUSE
tom S39e; Over 20 son
- b-ukkl Vidonam SaMas.
chaoices. am soled, no
30 omammis at $1.00
veneers. Tradoo" Wood-
each. Super collection of
worlarg 905-9116 8774.
new fat pm- Every Sal -
1 0 -3. 1333 Bound-
ANOSANIANDI
Unit 2 Oshawa
TNER Clocks - Durham's
77225.87M
lopeel aelachon-Nm and
usedpiarw, Na furs?
CIM STMA$ CLASSIC
Rya to mh, ap- size.
Craft Sala. Sunday Nov
upnWla, grand, d gw hoI
12, 10 am. - 4 Pill, KMW
bI as I TREMENDOM
wee Coftga, 1200 LaWW
S^jNI ON NOWT Td W
Rd. Oeowa. Vrndas
Raw Vacate 4331421.
wo Contact Erika
6 • tete • •
Shall 4331144 $Oa
6...... a4,1
tete.
LARGE.
BRIGHT
2 Bedroom butyl. Apt
Sep. ant., laundry,
tack ' umo et OMy
$700 month. Inks
slue, first a het.
Avaltabie Oc: '
68.3-2628
• 1 Arts a
Craft
CRAFTS. CRAFTS.
CRAFTS, 25% oar Rol
chreares wmcx. ti mow Ni -
some
store speoda www quanl-
ees tau utique nar+onane
gals avarta0te. Needfur
Things by E►zaberh %a
DdWVrrm Rd (903)639-
6333
THE 12TH Man9ac
CNnaaws Craft Show Nov
S. a the Heydaxtewrs Pa-
V60n - Www SL M $0
take un Whaby. No 2 ven-
dors alike Sane spots
avaioble. tables 3.35. 0ter-
mebon cal But) 668-8907
FM_ Spa
Pools,
HOT DEALS! BAR-
GAINS GALORE - 16' x
24' rectangular Kayak poli
includes docks i hnc ng.
$4.595 Sleets local by-
laws. 20yr. warranty 1.80D.
66&7564 PxkwnglAiax,
phone 416798-7509.
go -no Fowildd
CALICO CAT LOST.
Small lemale adult no Cal-
ler. answers to Slave, nus-
og from oodn+wy 2
wow • '
BOX sloes availabla n
vawby, coag to Hlabot
DoMms Conservation area
Ero-314 Caw. $16phhorah.
65.5 314z.
OOBEIIMAN - purebred
pupa, bled, •sod rad pupa
falls and dew dawn doe. 6
weeks o Sept 30. 420-
11146
•
PACE 3A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,19"
A �r 11 " �"°es.le 1 11 "P"F„ � 11 " 11 b 1 F Ann, air Rent
DONT PAY Pet shop 19100 Subaru Legacy 5- TAKE A DRIVE To INS ASTRO VAN V6
prices. lar hedgehogs when
speed, exce" interior
DARRYL'S AND SEE
4.3, very clean, 71m sseng-
you deal direct with the
and exterior, new Michs-
WHY 47 HAPPY CUS-
or, air con.. P.stoonng,
breeder. Great pet for child-
fins, p.rool,p,w, Pa. pb,
TONERS SOUGHT
brakes. windows. tinted
ren with allergies. Small
150,000 km., must sell,
CARS HERE N THE
windows. root rack, me.
easily kept. in hamster
$7500. 4369244.
MONTH OF AUGUST.
roon/grey, as is $6100. will
cage. Pet maim $125.
110102Taurus L, mint con-
1996 Chew Cavalier. 2-
certify. Days 905-723.5758
breeding stock also avail-
p.s., p.b air,
it. amTm
door auto. new red.
or 905-723-7994 after
able. Telephone 905-852-
cassette, anis•. steer-
wee• Pint custom stripe.
4p.m.
9654.
ing. 100.000 km., $8900.
very sporty
107 Plyrnoulh Voyager
HORSE BOARDING - on
(905)723-8293.
econanical $4795. 1988
litre, dark red,2000
ivate
prfarm, large box
ry
Olds Calais. 4 -door, ma-
rOOn used cars dont
kris 7 Passenger, cruise.
stalls. daffy tumouts, TLC.
57 000 km akrio1993
V6
get
� CW* � .CON
$150. Cobaarg .(905) 373- any hater than ere one. ell. 721-9663
071:
crtres COf1fOI• a"Vfm Cass.,
new ares. mint interior.
Open a Utility Pot ranmoo
Came. 155 King SL W., at
$7500. Peter 723-1155 or
69,000k's $6500. 1988
19101 Voyager, 3.01. VS.
KEEP your dog waste out
434-7564.
Chev Cole" Eur -poet,
rust ofheciL warrarly, air, 7-
of the garbage. Use a
N HONDA ACCORD
white wAxagan tly bucket
pass.. well maintiened,
DOGGIE DOOLEY WASTE
EX Power wirWowybcks,
seats, bteNy recroru*hOrhed,
must see, $10.000 obo.
DISPOSAL SYSTEM. Life-
cruise Cori". runs wall.
Phew ear on the lot, V6.
905.6664015.
time guarantee bar, axil
mod 9- o
loaded $4850. 1908 Nis -
tared. 7 weeks cid. all
able in 3 sizes. 98rn - 9pm.
Salt
calkrOWOuic$1200-00
san Sentra. 4 -door. 5-
135.000 kms. 6 cyi or.
7 days. (905)7235413.
080 �
peed. rad. 187,00Dk'sBE
Trailers
PALADEN DOG OBEDI-
0054
13296. 1988 Olds Form
s 7 See can 623-9107
ENCE- Oualified Veterf-
FOR SALE - 1990 Co-khleior
4 -door, auto. silver w17kle
117 OlX1kY lig m
Voyager $7.295. 1990
WWI By - OLUE WATER PARK
1 & 2 bedroom suites, broadloom,
3 appliances.
tot KATHLEEN ST. W.
Mon. - Fri.( 99-- 7, Sat. - Sun. 12 - 5
SHELTER CAN DIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED.
WOULD You PREFER TO OWN?
YES, WITH ONLY $1000 DOWN
Why not own a brand new fully
Defedled Home.
LET ME SHOW YOtJ HOW,
CALL (905-6549
nary approved rrletrlKtnon Pr><e Classic Brargfhen, 1987 . /a FOOT Tracer. riscorhdF
by ex -retractor R.A.F. Po Dodge Caravan LE. bored, slept 4. Poftahfe Wasaasyllllwy 2
118 km. asking $9.999. keaded, ells s the bedroom basement
Ii- Dog Trairiirhg School. Phnextarr 434-5902 mcom van � � toilet. $19...00 or best o8- tet. kitchen. privets
dsses�wneh irq Mon. SALE TME, SALE your mtonayy�2-tone bur- or call h�7 � trance. use of ksuWry,
Sept. 25 Puppy a Novioa:
TIME et Cerb-Car Auto
giar'dy an tvoodpran.
Open a Utility Pot ranmoo
Came. 155 King SL W., at
brew new re0fik ago
Sept. 27. Thursday Sept.
Iadlr MM. 32 fine pro-
Soot 8195 - 1 yew.
28 Satyr Puppy 8 Ad-
oared car -1 vefrWs eg.
20•�n warranty, put
varve Novice. Our success
1992 Pontiac Lamers.
right n your none $6886.
rad speaks for iWlf Tel
auto. 90 Ian, $5.695.. 1991
t"7 Volkswagen Jons.
6669425
Chair Cavalier. air . aft.
anotner� vo-
BEST RDE an the wain
$5195. 1988 Hassan Serena
hide. 4 -door. auto. now
PUREBRED RaRwwia
PUPS Parents CKC nt. s
XE. 290 kms. a I .m $1.996.
paint dors right rw tris.
certified
1587
tared. 7 weeks cid. all
1985 Ares aw. . $1.995..
low Pontiac 6000.
Ch eir. 4
1967 Chev Cavalier.
ahixs. tae dor.. reedy to
135.000 kms. 6 cyi or.
door, auto. dwcdaa
to
831-6� (Wearing)
.
$4.195. 1992 GMC Sohn
-oil. 2 loan finders.. rod
$11.495. 1990 Aerostar 8
122 000k's. $3495 1986
s 7 See can 623-9107
Pass $7.995 1989 Ply
Toyota Pick-up truck. ex-
AUtDR1001t1i
Voyager $7.295. 1990
tended cab. red whrtwW
1 for Sall!
GMC S- IS. 4 3 auto,
ceP- 5 -speed. new pent.
$6.965 1989 Cavalier 224.
clean 'ndnor. 164.000k's.
S5 cot ti ,...... , oe,
$3996 INS Ford Aerosta
-hew -- --'• ---- oahversan wan. we a sri- HARDTOP tem trailer.
198atfaa ars. keaee to Chew Caprice Classic
own Everyone quaMrs $5.996. 1989 Cusses Car- ver two-tone. V6. MAO, pg.. detuxe nkodet . sloops 6
On URIC7 WCB 1 MAi No n !6.195 19M GMC p u P b N.0001k's $SM Now screenrngywr,dows.
so . no credit crock $6.995 57'9-2896 1983 CaOaeo Seines, 4- nes, roof and more Spot -
From $275 down 570034 door duoodate brown less' $2
00000 diol 905-
Ondno.LTO 1976 wow n
Rd 696-7428
lett FORD Mustang.
body good conObon 2 3L
SAM ,ncerthea 6669332
1981 --*% C Nims Good
h+rwg engine- requires
battery $Larne- Good for
parts $500 a Desi offer
Cas 4331910
7fle5 Plympusi Turrsma11
as s $1200 or bow ode
Cas 190Syt33-4091 or
(416' 265-2872
IM Ponaac Grand Am. 2
tr 4 cyl. tNaoeltts. coddle.
excereit wean time run-
ning Ce $2195 Det M6 -
61e3
1t" BUICK CEN-
TURY. 230 k all new
vets mck,ding conwutOr
ka. rryeclors. struts. brakes
exhous! o" etc $2.100
57'9--94-3
19K Bina Skylark. 4
door 4 clinch.. otorneec.
new pant $2195 certified
7964 Buis Cor". 6 m
tinder auto. 4 door. air
61796 coned 1992
Cavalier 4 cyetde 2 door.
hatchback 51295 certified
Cal 40x-9759
1986 Cavalier engir- 6
body n mint condition ow
fled. 517N 19W Rx-,
$1995 C D o 683-73C' a
429 1879 arae from
19" �nev Celebrity 4
or JE air" mint corntrbor
new pant. $3495 tort with
warrant', 68fY6183
19M DODGE LAZE R. 5
speed. 2000 condition.
gree an gas. Atpse sww
163 lint as is only $9M
723.6600
1997 Cpebrey. 4 or auto.
2.5 "o, arr, excellent
dean running car Now
paint Hurry on this one
Was $2995. now $2795
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYL'S. SEE WHY
47 HAPPY CUSTONN-
ERS BOUGHT CARS
HERE IN THE MONTH
OF AUGUST. 1992 Sun -
bird GT, 2 -door Nal. fully
loaded 3.1 V6. 159.000k's
$7996 1991 Surbsd LE. 4 -
door. auto, Mvte w/biu n -
boxy air. 50.790k's $7995
1991 Ctev Cavalier, 2 -
door S -speed. fire apse
red air, rwco. 105.000k's
$6850 1990 Sunbro LE.
4dOor, auto. loaded, w -
tae burgundy a salver. very
elven. 125.000k's $5995
19W Taurus L. 4-0oor,
wire w/grey interior. V6.
w. 127.000k s $5996
1990 Hond♦ Accord Ex. 4 -
door.
door. fleet blue Rilly tiso-
ed ,S1.DOOks $7496 1909
Ford Ranger pick-up 5 -
speed. V6 metchng tap.
78,002 s SSM 1999
Bach LsSabrs Ltd. 44Dm,
sus". Pool whit. bright red
eaenW tuft loaded.
125.00oks V6. S7995
1969 Dodge Caravan SE.
wise w/bi s swept. www
passenger. w. 118.000k s.
4 ctrknoe turbo. $6995
1989 Cow Coin" rew
car trade-. 4 door. auto. V6.
air 2 -tont bkue. muni.
82.000k -s 56695 1989
Cha* Carare. 4aoor. Our-
gundy .,grey �nttno. air
_ .}?]r S $4995 ALL
CARS CERTIFIED. IF
YOU WANT MORE CAR
FOR YOUR MONEY.
TAKE A DRIVE TO
DARRYLS AUTO CEN.
TRE AND MEET OUR
FRIENDLY SALES
PEOPLE- IF YOU
CAN'T GET TO US
PHONE US FOR A
PERSONAL AT -HOPE
DEMONSTRATION -
436 -3522.170 SLOOR
STREET EAST. OSHA -
WA. OPEN THIS SUN-
DAY
certified 5 more rice cars
to choose from Cal 427- _
9722 anytxne Russ Open 7 '> -
days week. indoors Bg
Towr Sales ,.
1966 Buick LeSaore T i /
type 2 or black loaded
leaser interior. loaded. 432.3642
CARS I CERTIFIED- IF
non smoker, $550 nndu-
You WANT MORE CAR
EM Marine
FOR YOUR MONEY.
OosB
TAKE A DRIVE TO
Safety
DARRYLS AUTO CEN-
fly{ See Doo GTx. 3
TRE AND MEET OUR
saga, like now, very low
FRIENDLY SALES
hags. rw tradw a cover
PEOPLE. IF YOU
Excellent condition $6700
CANT GET TO 115
on bap offer Cas 434.-7042
PHONE US FOR A
best offer certified. Very
PERSONAL AT -NOME
BEST RDE an the wain
DEMONSTRATION. 170
1995 H dra Sport t 7'S.
BLOOR STREET EAST.
mewaac bks on while. 13o
OSHAWA, BETWEEN
HP yy ff,w„ 41 p �t
SWCOE a RITSON, ON
�nee,n vo+1+19 motor
THE NORTH SIDE.
(OPEN THIS SUNDAY)
M txM
CALL 13F3522
-oil. 2 loan finders.. rod
oCker. IiWwoo and trade.
Al1tollaobiles
s 7 See can 623-9107
ICASH
o-:5.000 PAIDcrap carstrucks T/1tumnl k
E=
CARS -- DP -A, - ..
your ven,oe �a,4---14 -
East. Aix at MURAL A„ -C
Sol c c
CARS
�!L Dafd.
Rnn_ 5700 on any
Give us a can for your
unwanted vehicles.
Lers talk. Anything,
anytime, anywhere.
Call us first.
(905)509-5-%4
(416)571-2155
pgr(4161375-C135
Canoes 8 Kayaks
Oren 200 new a used
careft and kayaks, to
cowaAm of."
ntsk.
demos. blerm 6 now
flock Al multi gD West
PAXW Bears+ Scarboro gr.
Sept 30 - Oct 1 Cal
Alaeegain Caster
& 1►avak
1-806-661-1429 or
(70i)635-119.1
Aparwwrft
non, For Rett
2 bedroom. koCeled 1 309
Cordova Rd ono also 2
bodroorn 946 Masson St.
Oshawa No pts Please
_a0 579.2387 or 5764724
1 bedroom apartments,
furnished or untum shed
Available iawredotey.
Starting S500imo 304
Simcoe St S Cal Stephen,
571-3229
tyro
aPaf1-
en-
tad -
lees. storage. close to Go
and 401. $740 including
uYkas. Car Jim (905) 6/9-
2089
AJAX, 2 1 bedroom base-
ment apa tinents, stow.
kid". Landry keciates, ro
Pets $520 inclusive. Non -
smoke $575 flus 112 usk-
has. Largo unit rrts"Awe
686-3201.
AJAX. 401 Marwood. 1
bachelor $525. 1 bedroom
bausererit SSW, utitw n-
duded. available im me-
daw ly. Cas (905)426-8406
or (41612116-6732
AVAILABLE immodiaory -
ore pus 1 bedroom. Srn-
we S. Oshawa 3 min
from 401. parking nkldad.
$475 Pius hy0o. 906.424
174,
AVAILABLE OfrlE-
DIATELY, n Wilby Apt
buridng., spacious. carper -
ad, newly Pointed. with bol -
cony. cow to bus. shop-
Prng. al utkhw wck4w.
Met / leer mit uroa no pets.
1 bedroom $625. 2 bed-
room. 5725 call 4304134
BACHELOR apertiment,
as inclusive. cable a lewrn-
dry facilites. separate on -
trance. near GM. $450'
month. Imsl�set. Cant 436-
1370
BEAUTIFUL. teen . we -
Coin 2 ssorey.2 bedroom.
welso s. included. $950
Oct 1. ALSO. 1 bedroom
rnen Boor apt.. wow de-
tance to dowrtown Osha-
wa. Nov let $575. 905-
434-9373
BROOKLM ono tied -
room bachelor basement
NX . clew. quit. good
parks%% utilities included.
Non -smoke. aysdabfe inn-
nnediatary $440/mo 666-
0646
COOMDERAnoN C4
OF, 22 BEATRICE ST E
OSHAWA 721- I SM. 2
tied apes $857. 2 bed
nanOcap opts. 1873 Cattle
TV and utraes included
subsidy available
C3080 to al aniarrbes.
DELUXE 3 BEDROOM
n well kept spent m I
budding, n Port Perry. 15
min nom" of Oshawa
Large living morn and
kitchen. balcony with SW-
v+g does, .war 1.000 sq R
kvsng space Ideal for re-
tirelnent or those who a"
Wier kung. $840 pku h y-
dro Available immediately
Call 985-7349 or 2265
FURNISHED ona bed-
, BEDROOM casement ioorri n my hone. suitable
apartment suite one. Sep for $0100 non smoker, ubli-
arate entrance Oct 1st ties included. laundryand
5575 ubkbes. parking, panting available Close to
fndge, stave included ist bus stop. $425/mo 434 -
last References 721-0694 809'
I Bedroom apts n Oshawa LARGE one bedroom, air
and Bormnanvdte. Starting tort., parking. laundry bac..
immaculate interior. 55500 CANADIAN TIRE separate entrance, no pets.
at $600/month Ir a
cendrec or Dost offer
non smoker, $550 nndu-
stove �nduded, with laundry
Please call (905)432-8863
Ajax
OosB
after 6vrr
Safety
1 -BEDROOM basement
1980 Celebrity wagon.
Inspections
�• very puel. dean 2 bed -
auto- air ps. Pb. g000 con-
room apt, $655 includes
Bay!y, S575/month ndu-
�ior x2500 639-0696
$49.95
Car alt Light
Tan 428'-7677
1988 ."hand Am 53600 or
best offer certified. Very
Trucks
•
dear. New engine. 579-
°Boil Ajax
WANTED
DEAD OR ALIVE
*FREE ' towing for scrap,
used or abandoned ars
UicOks 'hl, pck,up,
top pnces paid-
up to s 100
(416) 281499
19N CAVALIER. 2 door
auto 4 Cylinder. or condi-
non smoker, $550 nndu-
stove �nduded, with laundry
sive. Avail. Oct. 1. 721-
!acottes No pets. Call 434
OosB
2407
hydro FirsVIast
1 -BEDROOM basement
OR
NTH � OSHAWA Con -
apartment, bright. fireplace,
�• very puel. dean 2 bed -
central air/vac, West Shoran
room apt, $655 includes
Bay!y, S575/month ndu-
heat storage 6 parking,
sew. Immediate. Working
Tan 428'-7677
person preferred 839-
NORTH OSHAWA. 2 bed -
9107 evenings d wee -
•
19N CAVALIER. 2 door
auto 4 Cylinder. or condi-
(83'227%
kends
room duplex apt available
Oct.1 8 Nov 1. $750 a $615
Trucks
FLOOR
MAIN FLOOR of 2 ted-
2
hydro FirsVIast
toning. am/fm Cassette.
1
more- lea-
Plea rater.
$3950 certified ,986
for Sale
ton. tndge� stove. gar
ences required No pets
SUNBIRD. 4 door, auto,
, • •
dock .lar yard newly
Lynn 436-6886
$1750 certified 433-1787
•
renovated avail Off
1969 NISSAN SENTRA,
excellent condrbon . weld
maintained, no rust.
160.000 kills. light blue . 2
door certified. $2700. 686-
3396
18100 PONTIAC BON-
NEVILLE Sh9SE, sway op -
amid dao( Immaculate
itxxaiiton. 89,950.00 906
263 ret
1997 Jeep YJ. 4x4. 6 cyl
standard 5-spd. soh 8 hard
tops. 160.000 km. no rust,
olle0 surae new New tires.
Reese trader h itch $7000
cert 985.3183 after 6 p.m.
$775 pus 12 utilities. First / NORTH Oshawa- $575/
last required. (7D5) 324- rib' one bedroom, heal,
5120, or 905-427-3575. hydro, cable, parking in-
duaee Non-smoker only
2/3 bedroom apartments, a
story budding, close to
schools. library. South GM
plant Available immediate-
ly and Nov. 4266328 1-
7pm for appointment
After 6 Cal 432-9271 Mau.
rear+.
ONE bedroom apan-1.
full kitchen arty bathroom,
separate entrance. down-
town Oshawa. $400hricri
twWAas7. Available Oct 1,
Cal 432-1208
ONE bedroom apt. $510
plus hydro. firstAaq. Park-
ing, la hal faeillles. Pack
S.AGM1Go tain/4ol Oahe-
ws. 428-7124 or 4363940.
ONE BEDROOM base-
MOW sperintent. separMe
ontando paAking. laundry,
- pets. avaiabfe Oct. tat
lefflest 571-3087
ONE BEDROOM bow
mem am nor . wqe w
n kitchen. bright and
slows war Whist, No pas.
$625 . Cat Bebw 416-
2863990)
ONE and two bedroom
apartments for ret, noon
GM Call (905)438-0229.
Mondey - Friday, 7- 9 p.m.
OSHAWA - 2 bedroom
apunment. avNaWe a 888
and 900 Glen St. Close to
schools. snoppng arty
GM ushow nduded. full
last reWred Cas 726
1993.
OSHAWA - 2 be*-.
$689 n 9 plea knckados
heat. hydro. appliances.
parking. Latrldry fataaaea
aysdOWS Convenient to
401 atrial city busy rouaos.
Available Nov 413-0677
OSHAWA - eloor and
park rd. area, one bedoorn.
carpe kitchen. dist either.
NNple-.a waYhe Ona dry -
e hookup avarlabfe Oct
let $675 pe mo. 729-
5302
OSHAWA - 2 large bed.
roan, appmx. 1300 sq R
Appliance's snckaded,
Fridge. stow. dishwasher.
Sir con. utilOm. $975 moo.
905-479.6633
OSHAWA
ow Kral. 0110
William Pus tort. kidgo.
stove. aA USM" nck40od.
1596 One bemoom. kat
bwemen. garage. back-
yard. perfung. laundry .
$696 ndusrvil 4242220.
CLEAN family building.
Oshawa north. one. two A
three bedroom. hrckidoa
Neat, hydro. fridge. stow.
puking Laundry tacdm10s
a vialse a 723.2094
OSHAWA !nplex. 2 bed-
room all. wickodes fridge.
stow. foundry and hew
Close to st"Wig and bus
Available Now. 1. Phone
623.4920
OSHAWA. Townitne oast.
very spacious oro bedroom
apt.. parking. avaltble an-
m10diaNy. "rsVfast
$575 O&mtny uxyudes
utlibos 905-666-1166 or
728-3654
PICKERING Liverpool
8" Brave rw one bed-
room basement aparbnent.
private erertInce, a/c. laun-
dry. dose to everything, no
smoker. no pets Available
immediately $60o nc.
831-273'
PICKERING - Rouge -
mount, one bachWor apt .
private entrance, parking,
all indusive 509-0992
PICKERING S., 3 bdmn .
CM bungalow. 1600 sq.ft
man level . 2 car garage.
custom kitchen. B/1 app
high off. gas furnace. walk
to GO tram, shopping, pubs,
5978 . 1/2 ublaws. avail.
Nov' 428-9716
PICKERING, basement
apartment, 1 bedroom, own
entrance, broadloomed,
fridge, stove, full bathroom,
table. Carden, parking, util-
ities included, S595/month.
First/last. Available Oct l/
95 For appointment
(905)509-0077 a
(905)509-2577
PICKERING. Irg. 2 bdrm.
bsmt. spacious eat in
lot~. appliances, laun-
dry, sop. ant. . parking,
$700 inclusive. Mst/last, no
pets, non-smoker, avail.
Oct. 1. 831-0908.
PICKERING. two bedroom
bort. apt. $700 month
avoi able Oct. 1. W. ant.
dose to al anomies. no
Pets. first / last, newly reno-
vated. 619-1319
ROSEBANKMWY 2
Single, ran -a ialong,
business personforluxu-
ry one bedroom aper-
. Parbnp, separate
entre overlooking
b treed lot.
$7W.00 monthly inclu-
sive
tOS42ai971
SENIORS ONLV 2 a 3
bdrm. Apt. Georgian Man-
sions, spsaaus. bus et
door, close to sfwp-
pw4;,Nvailable Nov -1, call
(905) 579.9016.
SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom.
CIA, Um" included. sips
to buses cannot" wrGo
trains. November 1st.
More -in balers available.
(905)663-7611. Calls will
be relailred promptly.
SPACIOUS basement
aparknent. Fumished. 4/
Pie- both, coolw , tivehg
roan, work all... b.Piace.
laundry. podung, nor,
smoker. f6W.001shclusivo
krsriei iale 4242002
-bedrdom basement
aparttent vwgrow over.
sized wswOwa. .Xtra stor-
apa room, yard, utY4Ns in -
Ciudad. sass hrat/laet 404-
2011 pionit leave mes-
sage
TWO BEDROOM in mod-
em low-plex Slorage.
parking. garden. lots".
first arty last months rent
$00 00 Mo" macre.
Cal 576.8391
WANTED . top notch 10-
epedkil tenant. I=" for
secure borne. angle pe -
min only. credit cfock.
barking a work history, we
be nveoe96' Large 1
OedrOore bent. apt Lww-
Poa aCOMMOrce area.
$525 monthly rrt Alleve
831 ,IM ask ler Glenn.
WESTNEY/401 Large
two boon speme+t w
kwngroom and drnsh9
roan. Sa6rig glass boll to
private backyard/doubie
driveway, $700Im". 428-
22M
WHITBY ore bedroom
W. arwleWe - MOMety
At uakaas included. Fndge,
stow. laundry tacilotes
S65OiM0 Call John 47
pont 4341510
WHITBY - specious one
bedroom n Victorian *14*
4-piex shoo ndfees
htdge. stow, ualmws and
Peke¢ FwVAM No pots.
Call 725.12!18.
WHITBY. very, dean. sap -
Orad anwan-, full krlcton,
Ldd*" included. table.
parking. shared lawidry.
Wref area. no pats.
$4w OtYrittry 1005-68-
4867
WHITBY 1 -bedroom
basement. full kitchen and
boa. snared a+^OY. Park -
Ing a utilities nduded. No
:moping or pees $SM
Monti 19 05 16 65-2 0 60
WHITBY, very dean lege
1 bedroom apt.. close to
401 a tfwckson Mates n-
ciuded, private entrance
available Oct 1, *M 1 last ,
905-666-0179
WHY rent when you can
own your own horse for
less tie. you tfwnk?t' Call
Dave Kayrack Sales Rep
Re/Max Summit Realty
(1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800
1 '905 6E,F-3211
Houses
For Rent
3 bedrooms, finished roc.
Oct or Nov 1 st $900 . utih-
ties Call 725-2570 ask for
Doug.
3 -BEDROOM, walkout to
dock, lanced backyard wd
storage shed, excellent 10 -
cation. near O C./Civlc
done, laundry, Oct 1. t1lk-
on extra $796/ wet. 571-
5320.
$et$ INVENTORY CLEARANCE
Save up to $15,000
Now you can afford to buy
a new single family home
From $119,900, low down
Call (905)623-6549
AFFABLE HOMES 1
WW RENT? 911x!
No cowl p gntelt,
No proWi!
Let me show you flow !
MOIL Pay. $700 OAC.
Call lbolars C. Pin
SdM
Rtq, Raaat Aawd
nuft Ltd 5MM11
Harwood IBO*
Two bedroom btllt. apt
$750 per f ionill plus 40X1
uN in dose to al anter►
lies, private entrance.
spWais, no pals
9OS-420-1281
BEAUTIFUL . 3 bdrm
house. 4 pc ensues. oet n
kitchen, attached garage.
walk out to fury fenced
yard. $1150fmorKh. Pro
Sonic Poetry 293.6279
COURT)CE- Man arty
upper floor d nause.3 bob
moms. 2 ca garage. ■nine-
diate $675 Mo pus 243
fYrtes WJ4W 066-1166
a 7263054
NORTH OS44AWA -
uroque executive 3 bed-
room hone. 2 brapfeces.
loch appisrnCea. man Boor
faundry, !1.200 par mto
(905) 036.4649
OSHAWA. Neer Oshawa
Centre, 401/schOOle 3.2
bedroom idwi nduee, onraa-
able Oct 1 $1000 m'aa+N
plue hydro Fret W. Car
(905)774-3740
OSHAWA CENTRE
AREA now aft s montoo.
3 Bedroom, 2 batrvom.
1082 = Pius 213 cop d
uAh-- September 30tn
725.6370
PICKERMIG, Two bed-
room hours. two appkarnc-
ee. kvwg room. dung
mom. set n keel Mo , Odra
perkng. Oct. 1 M. Fra /
last leave nos"", 419-
0692
RENT to Own, Gorgeous
detached home on SO' lot
an park $ale cul do sac. 20
msNAM east of Scarbor-
ough Town Contra :14504
month FWSVUW Leave
message f -r Don at
c905µ265505
RENTERSf -Own your O11a1
or SnS
per mo Cal John Arms.
Setts Rep, Rernait SUmrnt
realty 6663900
w1ITBY3 Bedroom, 2
Many. 2 1/2 baths• tamely
room wrth fireplace, man
floor laundry. double ga-
rage. no pets. $1175.00
monexy plus unties. Bank
and enpioym10nt rolennt-
es 905-4346342
WHO SAYS Vol
CANNOT AFFORD
TOBltAH OSE'
%e C4si77 I Ca Help'
Br 4 -alk, S47S
? Sr remr S675/ri►.
1 Sr huarpl • $7 -Wm.,
FREE MFORMATION
1,9 far huvm ++clk.wne
Call N.,, a H.wn
Marl' Stapley
Full Time- Salo Acv,cur
RI/M- A c,wd R,At1 I.W
5163111 NW, 47.0
WOODS OF MANILLA,
now homes for rent or lease
tc purchase 905-655-3893
ORownhouses
For Rent
PORTER WOODS. 3
bed. townhouse in family
complex. S95/mo. all ndu-
sive. Close to schools and
shopping. 435-1088
2 BEDROOMS plus roc
room, walkout to private
yard 4 applantes, imme-
diate possession. 5895i
month plus heat. Cal Gall
Sytvestervich, Royal Le.
Page R. E Services Ltd.
576-5544.
LIVERPOOL/BAYLY 3
Bedroom bungalow $895
Plus utilities, 2 bedroom
basement, Private $645
Pku utilities, a/C, laundry,
near Go/401. Immediate.
(905) 693-1494
WA, 3 bedroom, 4 ap-
pliances. 2 baths. over
1,600 sq. fL . $825 p� M-
dro. behest available Nov.
Ist. references. 623-6992
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
bedroom Townhouses in
wen mei►tteirhed family
complex. freshly d-craMd
with FrigJame, close b all
&,No less. on site Mgmt. of-
fice call 728-3777
PICKERING -New 3 bed-
room 4 appranCes. no
pets. credit dock. $1.200
For mo. Pun utrtes. Can
Wendy Cortril. Renter
First 631.3300.
rA 1
for RAnt
AJAX- dean carpeted
room n quiet adult home.
Use Of kitchen, bathroom.
and laundry facilites. Co-
ble.
e-
ble. S80/weefk fur,%~.
nal -smoke. (905)666-
3201
AJAX - Delaney/Raven-
Saoh. large. tu. No
bright room with cabal. use
of kitchen land laundry.
working &Olt S400/mo
Cal Fred or Margaret 427-
9951
CLOVERIDGE / MAP,
WOOD. Furnished room
for reeponerh' Darton.
share facilites. cable. non-
smoker prelered. available
now, $85 weekly 683•-
46N
LARGE fumwshod room.
walk n dooet, elegax largo
country hone. Westray/
Hwy 7 washroo"v jecut-
zn, mad service. pert nq.
$400 mons Aller 3. 649-
5134
LIVERPOoLMMIV. 2
f400/rno. nck# dArlrtes.
Large room. on second
floor low quiet rOepo goo
P- 4X-'9'5
Rooms
Wanted
RESPONSIBLE 'arrhW
look rp for Targe wnku-
is~ mom. use of tacik-
tw References araleble
Pickering area ler Oct V!6
Call i^'? -0C•9
ShumW
UN, AccomodaWn
I BEDROOM . $100 woo -
y, an nc4srve. Laundry.
parkng. references. a de -
Davit required. available
immadi will, 723ao32
FEMALE TO SHARE 2
bedroom apartment to
share, pool. parking. $500
Par mo WIlast. . as undud-
ad. (9D5161%-9046
AJAX tnrnishedf ntw-
n1shed bdrm, in 3 bdrm
townhouse, share an fac
Utilibes(cable included
firstnast req'd. $3Srdmo.
avad irrnmied Krm/Sleve
905-686-1233• leave mes-
sage
EXECUTIVE HOME.
needs 3rd Person to share
Own washroom, must like
dogs and be responsible.
Must see to appreciate
$400 pus 428-9913 eve
NORTH OSHAWA
HOUSE to share. 2 pn-
vate rooms. plus full use of
mouse $400.00 per/mth,
near Dumarn College 576-
32U
76
3264
OSHAWA-Fumishod room
In
Central location. male or
female welcome. $300
month inclusive, available
Immediately. Phone 579 -
Omit
PICKERING - FEMALE
ko0kmg to share with sane.
Immaculate professionally
decorated 3 yr. new home -
one bedroom, private bath.
Easy access to bus and Go.
416-618-2122,
office 0
E 0 1 Retail Space
4 111 _1 a Free Rent.
Downtown Oshawa, 400-
35W
sq. B. available. Park.
Ing and gnat exposure.
Beet rental rade. Car 434.
2447 06564132.
J
Investnwnt
Lots
Property
For Sale
TRY STORE
by
C 6 aces- N. a of 07'
Conation fid. Narrh d l7
ory eOuVrwnt
Hwy. Suldirtp permit' 3
Broom attached
rner propertY on
septic bed. d, well a
Po•ld• enim
k•nd �r 161
res on paved
Property.
ds. 1 hour Nath
262-0599.
must mase it
0 r ne) a 7.
WATERFRONT commun-
rsbng
on eaass
ity in Port Perry, speefacu-
r hork)ags
first r
lar 2 am kft. with nakral
OLDER wenn wanting
f (905) 427-0390. a
5�
(905) 428-2215
ate Sale.
To LendToil end
BORROW ato,000 pay OBTAReNG A LOAN
as kttb as $f t0 per rations. M NOT GUAR-
Anub Fres consultations. id. ANTEED. SOME
Arwrbis InvesEnlerhls Lid.
Mortgages and Loan* COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
since 1973. Cap Jerry FEES, OTHERS
(905) 434.2070. DO NOT. IT IS
MONEY Problems? Debt SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
oons0itimb0 s. credit ar-
rangements, Personal BEFORESIGNIING
r
budget planning. credit re ANY CONTRACTS.
Pair. FREE CONSULTA-
TIONS, Ontario Credit
Counoelors (Oshawa -Tor -
aro) 433-1425
CALL BILLY 416-790••7672 EXT: 2304
� 'Bs$ilss$
opporl wmu
A r FIGURE INCOME...
Abandoned for ran MLM
.Net Work" oppofwnity.
Fist of ob kind. Taking the
country by storm. 1 need
help due lo grown cal 424
4701 24 hrs.
KIDS ONLY CorrAll�wft
do homeawwandorkmiiprhae es�seing a
ads doling 905-x,
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTIL
/Pd r- Pww. sa ious n-
gwiee only' Cal between 9
am and 4 pm 906.721-1300
PROFESSIONALS
CELEBRATING OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARY
,r xy SEW & USED TIRES
Pp1+D SEfivtCE "l
• TIRES OF ALL KINDS
WHEEL
TRUCK CARS OR FARM EQUIP.
ALIGNMENT4
• WIDE SELECTION OF BRANDS
$3495
6 SIZES IN STOCK
ow D-1 be My I%—
Pee child care. 639-FfTT
MOST CARS
• PHONE DISPATCH
TAROT, Nuerology, Auras,
• COMPLETE AUTO 6 TRUCK
BRAKES
REPAIR
57995 FRONT
SERVICE THAT NEVER SLEEPS" 1995 REARS
LOVE
FLATS
Eastern Tire Service b JSK Auto Care
!► 759 Kingston Road West - AJAX 2
Between Brock Road b Church Street on Rte Soum Shia)as, 905-686-1694
IF YOU
WISH
TO
ADVERTISE
ON THIS
FEATURE
CALL
BILLY
AT
416-798-7672
EXT. 2304
i
i
HENRY DESJARDINS
AUTO —
UNIT #9
377MACKENZIE AVE., AJAX
(9mi 683-9040
• ' Personals
BEST GAY'S numbers 144
461.5566 ext. 667. $3.49
&tern. 16+, T -ions.
CALL &hem isrM xs Tf0 1-
5566 oEuxet263. $3.491n in.
16a, Th 1".
EVER thoul" about ueing
a dating servo• a just rine ft
out more about Own? Now
=can cal for a free
brokers• with no paaellrs or
abipalon. FLO bio•. P",F�awt t & y .
wl so� ha�gPaAher Seer�dh
663-2414 (meeaage) any.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 195 -PAGE 31
goPersonals W.1 Personals s ' Personals
BEST PLAYMATES names 6 MALE, white, 53 ymm old,
•'s 1.9064514M ext. 272. 6 foot blue , 170 b.
32.99rmn, 16., Tauchbrls.
non-emoker. 5" hon,
est. while'
t
LADIES step wild Carl M
for 101014111*D mrd 4
Personal trainer $3 dass
ow D-1 be My I%—
Pee child care. 639-FfTT
=1 Ray at 966-1965
(3465)
TAROT, Nuerology, Auras,
•Lek �•
Kerala everyday SSYmart h
7 black belt in vucws, S39•
$3.99 ppeerr -900474
FTTT(34M
2770. 9: 716
OLDER wenn wanting
dates, lots of plane
numbers. 1-904 4S t -3636
ext 259. $3.291 mrwae. 16..
Van I)ruck
World
Everyone wants to be an
individual. They don't want to
be the same as everyone else.
The same holds true for
their vans and trucks- They
want them to stand out- Make
a statement about their
personality.
That's why those people
have been shopping at Van &
Truck World since 1973.
With locations in
Oshawa, Scarborough and
Pickering• this speciality shop
has everything you need to
make your pride and joy an
eye catching original.
The Dickering store is
located at 1050 Brock Rd.
South and Manager Barry
Dwyer says since it opened
five years ago their shop has
been a favourite for men and
women looking for everything
from small accessories to
having their vehicle
completely made over.
We sell everything here,"
says Barry. "We have running
boards, hood protectors, truck
caps, roof racks and much
more."
The store also has box
liners, lo -riders, tool boxes
and ladder racks. They also
do window tinting and new
for this season, they will
install leather seating, do
custom striping and 24 K gold
plating.
'People like to customize
their van or truck and make
their own personal
statement," says Barry. "Our
full line of accessories means
the possibilities are endless."
Van & Truck World
stocks items for trucks from
all of the major truck makers
including GM . Chrysler,
Ford, Toyota, Isuzu and
Nissan.
'We stock a very large
inventory,' says Barry.'And if
it's not here we can get it in a
couple of days."
Van & Truck World will
do all of the installations and
if you want a complete van
conversion, youll be referred
to their location at 1670
Simcoe St- N. in Oshawa.
Your imagination is your
only limitation at Van &
Truck World. Call 839-8771
and find out how you can
make your vehicle a little
different from the rest -
BROKEN SAVE 170x00
WINDSHIEL? DUPTO
No Overcharge to Insurance Co.
•1 111
♦
41- 24T
• Bases c- ^s.:ance P%es • All work Guaranteed • Cad t:, jetails on Ca- ea- cps,
• 860 Brock Rd. S. BBC
if You
Wish to Advertise
Call Billy
at
(416) 798-7672
Ext. 2304
Toil Free
Unit #1 Pickering, Ont. 837-7819
THREE BEARS
AUTOBODY
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40 = 8L C
(9051619-2327
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Free Estimates
Complete Collision
Service
& Refinishing
To Cars & Trucks
Frame Straightening
• Rust Repairs
• Insurance Claims
• Car Rentals Arranged
Open 6 Days A Week
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
0 COY@I
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40 = 8L C
(9051619-2327
ID3E
Free Estimates
Complete Collision
Service
& Refinishing
To Cars & Trucks
Frame Straightening
• Rust Repairs
• Insurance Claims
• Car Rentals Arranged
Open 6 Days A Week
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
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• 1raw + ' • "'a�'= f M.1 p°`I°� nr l 11 �I,►"'For s0 1 alms 1 Bleats 1 00" MR Dwft c
DOWNTOWN Otlrwa-
6ond & Cama St Nar,
City Hall. 2200 aq.1t
grand floor olke ,Ips, .
wrwashroom, free peeling,
all. Rase 11 . By ow.
ar. (9051723-9502 or
,:1617ei6759.
OFFICE AND RETAIL
.Pala• for few. 0, --me
Village end Bowmrwil..
inoder
' mail street apece
awisbM. ban aingle o0kte
to 4.500 eq.1 it. 1: - - nt
rales. Call Ed V nhavar-
bake,967.'421,
STORE for rent, four Con.
ere OaMwn. aeroea tote
now Coudhowa, plenty or
P i,prlirq $460 Per
ee
,n. also slew fa reed. 726
;6710.
ImIlldrerM
IAflle
NdDUSTM" Ulm
IWO or 39000 sq. tl A mob
ern bullift tattle Potions.
qe doors. w11101 end
Iwltlwloo 8t oalraal. dow
b am. sertr at 8x75 net
lifer wb. Phone 422.7223 Cr
726 -Sdw.
MALE OR RENT- 12o0
sq.It rrdr►euCOarMrew
unit n P,Cbrrrg. 1665
Clemenia rid. tlrel 220. niOI-
hw mezzane. wash-
iroarre d Orme-n ner door
401" *saes Best bca0-
n coo vier 6 314% nvrt-
qsx avMable Call 06-
1 &395
66-'S
SMALL SPACE - avad-
ablt to share 1500
souarw+bot IridRstw Lhvt
Wh,lbv 6200 to 5400
905-666-�60C lwve mw-
aaoe
aUaLEAM - WO as R FLORWA- Madeira
bawYMl Lha view in bury A . 1800 aq. R It."
industrial otfrnplex Oahawal. gunk*** Condo, 6 appiarno
12 n ovwMad doe. Dints, at, 2+1 bedroom. 2 ba9e.
wad -oo n, and Boor drains. all a cenories. heeled
tenants, wra egewa�ord, lopkoor w'
GST. Call sero. 06 T25 rnor�tly 0", and melee
x'709. 723
cooess.sefcw
Rom
PARRY SOUND. Lake
lly
equipped
bs ed nhild . on -
aide and oubids wwaw.
Dedt at we and Collage.
Cantu.. rias• time Pius.
Bom*U treed lot :5.161
week. Call (9061723-6120
altar Spm Mondry -Thum
do*
leaping oolhgn an beer
Ad BeLwn Lake. Avdable
yew
around
ernobd ndw
Mars. For intro. Cat 1-7015-
W-1230.
-70606'7-1230.
Floft
' WL ram*
ATTENTION 't ' - Rr -
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bdroonr W" house
Condo. Clone 10 lamas
Clearwater Deanne pool. A_
cuZZI. BBs. Orrvale yard.
avalieb I Nor -Apra for into
and to ww prbtoe 666
9W or 579-37M
CLEARWATER, fully krr-
rw,ed 2-3 004001 moble
homes heated Pod*hot
tub tonere mmules to
beach" Bk,e Jay baseball
N►:_ Hooker dog & horse
tracks --holden wWcomad
Lees war 1o1M (9'051683 -
SSW
I LEVEL 0111eep9t, 5 bad•
loans. 1-4 pc.. 14 pr-. 1-
2pe. badroot ail. Dernier
Vale. doublealga. elee-
torRie graggr Qoor. in -
as
_rout _ W Wry else
Great wighbourlFlintat wod.
$169.0001
169.0VGoodn=
00
:32-1663
BUW-ALOW 2 legel
aparb+nnta wth basin w t
and pas heat. weWrnan-
tamed Large fol 594176
(oohonal 59t;Sa7, double
garaMge hed oubkze driveway
Est reema""
n0,ghb0uho0d. south east
Of oahawa/Clarngbn
lowrllno Lrve n oris vet
reed hom feC'. sea Pay
the mortgage $1x1.900
Cao 43z-2048
5 NM
HOLE
THAT ARE NOW
PAR 4
SAVE $ 1 '
ON DAILY TME P`"'C j
C;0 IS
3
GOLF HARMONY
CREEK
SPECIALS
l sewn Across from
Avaiiabk0 Holiday Inn. Oshawa
bf For more info.
yrr>fesslonals Q call 433-0211
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CONSTRUCTION I
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Additions • 2nd floors - Basement apt.
Bathrooms • Plumbing • Decks/fences
Wiring - Tiling - Drywall
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WE SUPPLY PERMITS & PLANS
I REFERENCES & PICTURES
AVAILABLE
FULLY INSURED - ALL WORK
GUARANTEED
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97 Church St., Ajax I
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AJAX! Sacritoa! nkm so
imnladiatdy! 3 badroan
lownttaee by lake. 1650
square last, thousands it
upgrades. $119,800.00 Cary
9056194162
DOWNTOWN PMscERaaa
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,So lot. 3 bsdoorrna one
bedroom all appe.rrC..
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YOUR IRtrRdlord says it
and sheers for peyinp
his
mogage. Yee yell can own
yourownn Mme.. No down
O eAro.0 Cal no
an Rat�irdon.
miles 43at 3-7 spa lor daLi
on new horn. purNwoa
SIV towed me of
OSHAWA - lege clean 3
Plus 1 bedroom sem back -
spill, 2 baRroon , livered
remora .nor, woodsl0va.
lanced yard. very rote area.
$1149M Call '-?W-437-
3613
-7415-:37-
361J No agerls
Kelly and Annette Foster are
pleased to announce the
birth of their daughter
Michelle Beverley -Anne on
Wednesday August 30,
10:33 p.m. weighing 7 lbs.,
10 ozs. Big brother Matthew
welcomes his new
sister with lots of
hugs.
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since 1872.
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7.9 p m. Surldh► Furletal Mae at SL Betula '
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4*q A HoWW world to appacitled
Halenda's
The Meat People
Franchise opportunities exist
for the Durham Region.
Contact Jacques
905-576-6328
A111-
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ON THE GO.'
,..
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Ajax Seniors Friendship Club, St. Andrew's Community Centre,
46 Exeter Rd. Windsor Casino Trip Monday September 26th to
Wednesday September 27th.
The tun starts at 8 a.m. with coffee and muffins at the centre served
by Cadillac Tours. You'll arrive in Windsor at Noon and check into the
Howard Johnson Hotel and enjoy a buffet lunch. The next three days will
then be filled with casino fun and other activities including a stop at the
Oakland County Mall in Michigan, dinner and a show at Genetti's Hole in
The Wall in Northville, Michigan, a tour of Colosanti's Tropical Gardens and
The Pelee Island Winery. You'll be back home by 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Pickering and Village Seniors, 29 Linton Ave., Pickering Village.
Club meetings are at 2 p.m. on the second Wednesday of the month.
Regular activities include bridge, euchre, pool and craft classes Mon. and
Tues. at 1 p.m. with quilting, knitting, sewing, painting cloth and embroidery.
For more information call Mrs. Lusted at 683-5816.
South Pickering Seniors Club #753 at Liverpool Rd. south of
Bayly Ave- Open from monday to Saturday with billiards, bridge, clogging,
level 1 & 2 Country dancing, shuffleboard, badminton, 5 pin bowling at
Celebrity Lanes, crafts, darts, horseshoes, cribbage, club library, bingo,
euchre, chess, pinnae, poker, table tennis, carpet bowling, dances, trips
and hone cooked lunches. Executive and members meeting every Tuesday
at 1 p.m.. Open to all Pickering residents 55 years or over. Come out and
join a friendly dub. Cost $12 per year. For more intomlation call 420-5049
or 420-6588.
At the dub on September 9th at 7:30 p.m. don't miss Bingo Nightl
Aum* - w W" I a or mgr Mame
UM paned awls all SglMnber te.teeo.
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bid bed alsaraits We appalcillld now am err
You tiny wee a person th d nal I the hurls d
We hops you aro Al pesos and your fewal4, ave I
Thnp9 wife lough and we we gdW% our Wet on
But God Win we world do arrylhe b MIs you
For now. we Iwo rlow to mow an and nor be
baalsa w ale gralshl for elle bwq Maew won
%e w loved and despl
lar your Children. Angela Tim. Tad. Robed an
Granddxldrsn AM=. Tamer Tyson and
Dentures so natural, a
you'll never know
the difference!
if New Soft -touch a materials for
sensitive grans
• Precision partial dentures
FREE CONSULTATION! o.r, nee
Walter Wimmer. D.D. Denture Clinic
PICKERNG TOMIM CENTRE 10WER LEVE
420-5020 . Toll Free 1-800-661-502,
If you wish to
advertise
on this
SENIORS SPECIAL
Community Calendar
of Events Call
Carol 5794400 Ex. 230:
or
Billy 5794400 Ex. 2304
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swam and my hasoara am 5 r and ebpey
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RBST TRE COAL; Seat cotaM n ler
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lemee 2e to 35 Ahs no Tear arm dedMet
Swaus eters env BOX 21517
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Iaww Si heavy tot and ftm % -wes daft
M it" and gong ov: far =RW $hins A
ama.gflf 'o -os, 30.- 'C eats. I.tend No
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So wng WvW 0, Ismse age 'I to 25 to dear
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we t p,1 And J 'X BOX 23124
FOLIC LOVERS WANTED Romonfew, tont
known a men we .ones writ a we t pay
that slag, am arjaw tats arwrs xmpw+y
GjiW r auonam Ava..ac.w ^"C players
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WOO FRIENDS HEEDED 'res at ayng t
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bswy noorgg for do.x tart "erm dww
colors or sing" writ errov wfac-r" mtwet
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GOOD FRtEMDS WANTED •�w+q deet.
into re -!:es oat%g r0 expand circle of
tnwma Stews oar, co "tea or singles. 'r
aTpavonsm wrongs out www et bf
fne,es!ee r •3ranoc ntowenent am 23711
MORE THAN CURIOUS Young mom cape.
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SINGLE SEEKS COUPLE. Average X's nage
setons woes r singles -scmw assured
BO[ 23M
FOIST TIME AD Dow c cwt 57, 11ifts
Enpys Walking, spurs and going 3u! !c ereW
Woulee -+ee' a 'e^ale w% :we3 the
isa-* BOX 2148'
SEEKING RELATIONSHIP T "ono 6 165
pouts oow" to' ^or ave, 30 M you Are
Interested caw BOX 25123
MALE SEEKING COUPLE B. sexual mage
looking tot partner of Coapba 26 years ad.
b,ow- ra.t brae eyes. good oowng wed to.
BOX 25126
M WHITE MALE Age 23 seeking other Mees
from Pmkef,rg to Por Mope tar discreet
rctiumrs BOX 23917
LONELY HEART Mae. ma 30's Iroles,ttw
Seeks caring aaracaw straight appealing and
acing mole 35 0 50 Enjoys swe rni g. wants
aha moves. No Imo tha bar sole. drugs. or
night stands Serous lopes only Box
MALE SEEKING YALE. 27 year oto. good
boiony, straight acting & seeking a B. cudus
wee 16 to 30 Want samoore for M eros in
Durham ragor Must be dean am dstnal
BOK 2701
MALE SEEKS SAME First time. & curnous.
attached mala 35 Seeking the same Ir i C-
creet ertcourtws BOX 23M
COBOURG AREA MALE. 29. 5'10". 150116.
brown hn. blue cps. sow" at male or bcu-
rtous 18 to 30. for good to. PMsse r I;
wdh nacre and number. BOB 23062
24 year old mob, while. dant half, dark aye.
Respond to an ad by calling
1.900 . 45 1 . 3793
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and ntroita one aalAr a ably. SIX awl
1MI LOM. Engf/k Say dole mob aaah,
AS a par sable oak 1S to 24 lest" Mr seato.
am it amwswfM an go Citibank mom
of pod. John LOWM, *" ow to Mea
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NM we a lope Pon a", onmw w Slaws
M sear teas oars am* Meant, Etas floe-
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at its a rm flaw\, "gaff hard arkeae,
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38 year ata by Mae m Durham rogtfon
Aranw dear..dedea M awe stabs. 56.
i5mt SeekingmwcL* b or py neo also
aetraCawe. deer. deotet M am taome tw
now vats ws am ZSM
OLWA#M REGIOaL Wdaaw a here wore
W &mew at mm. 1a to 35 YOU; nkna be
Food 'ocang mawdlint aha deneet BOi
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LOOKING FOR NIDDM 29 year ad d mea
me tor a !wind to so vww arwind to
Duncan am Yd,, +west be 25 0 J= to
191 1 and "Cts Actve" bee biuq -vim
art or aogsq BOX 2TT"
GAY OSHAWA MALE '9 S'tT' lWbs
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mscm* things awe am on, Mk umw or in ane
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pompw and tad I am sermaM In flow arm
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MAINM REGION Mm 30, amcmrd. It chav
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k+r 0 Webanang Aascse, one and
dsb>we BOX 23758
SEB[ MALE FRIEND Middle ager Drdataerry
a orb, or 'tonne n AFL wer ratrwMd Wes
pet and bra Age ane fan rap anjpnaafl
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PORT NWE MALE "ourfg sfm bonds.
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mw -etanarehp BOB 2175]
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aha 190 Pounds Seek ods tap blob for Oce
sons, ane alCaintelk Can
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age W t 65 wr svnr Morbus ad a pee
w BOX 22W
Q YEAR CLD RETBE. }wane anile b
20 pews. 5T red haw. a bat trww'9nw. w
good *OWN '-tka 0h9 best and "aft"
snow -vac wen A npn WO" Chl ON wit
enols Winn Xcsaae" wet 3nnw Looking
R7, :Jnpabbe-dnawvdn writ C." awns
am 2301
YOUNG AT HEART Arts, Dustiness lady s
oceans wwC woww we good marble. a
oar wcr.a. _JP 5910 65 Atwesf include
dw=% waiiiog, marc and ateaYr Plea"
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SENOR WHITE LADY. Ssntr white Wy.
seeking a sincere gendemen r early 70 s, non
smoker and nodal dnfwer have A good
sense Of humor and tae antmals Enjoy
-offeb, a1aaW N marc gardere". ossa"
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singe 01111114 tows, approachng earl ON
front rarest; include cotta" la theaw
travel. must: snartg a good Rol wen a foe
bottle of wine Seeking tad tun ", non
smowng mate to good tires. Pastae o^9
ten-. BOX 21411
NON SMOKER MALE ». my fume a Scor. a
,nrversny yacuate non smoker rare rrar
whit ,owe weer nearing impairment 5'6'. 135
pounds, skm bald down oar am due eyes.
lave Mckely and other ports, seeking Mme of
Asian say Speak %lolly wnr rpyng BOX
25126
HERE 1 AM. Tau male. 61. doer to ears.
employed, financially secure, son smoker.
Lits to tribal. movies, dor" &A at. Would
Be 0 mew a woman 10 espy Ire Food tires
atmos BOX 25127
DOWN TO EARTH 2C year aid. white mac.
511'. Drown hair. brown eye. I ojol' mtollorcIr
cies and outdoor actmtes Ssolung a while
kklWia, 18 0 24 BOX 25137
SMCERE HONEST. 40 year om, educated
employed non smaller, non d rtrWo1oq b
a fomate for a long farm relationship BOX
25128
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old vab sae foods. 17 to 19, for an resW
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dap, Mae tweaks Mods. Memos. oasiq
WO cps.. et... "" 10 tear from
sracbe NOw d awe or amp worn 33 IN
40 for pawflb "Nesio so ea 7wls
01112110 LADS. 25 year old. wow Cam ON.
57, 140 pounds, apt aft dab ban tows.
Loa" far a single ". 22 to P. sW No
fie macs cane, bang wait and ON" and
OW Me. Loeraq bar m bwmfep a t en6
ship ==Ps
MVIF# AID 11 1. srw whee roses Fern
eyes. boar no, 23. wlo is ad far a fun Wa
W is also hes woft I an No" lar a Pan,
oft nskaarolN; wN a tench 19 to 25 of
I" dancing. long waft ane aporbt BOX
2701
EASY GOMG Sporaanrms wee mw. 21
Han boo• now and els Espy a vary of
schdom awe afig 0 try nee ret law t
go our or Aad Cay at home r so rrlMretfa
you. allow Ewe +o a Cid 120. 2113
SNW In WITH.-ermome. wham decem
lour nter,aed 5 'C- ' 9C Fouad,. wry t no
anwwr *I* ow sansei. open Read,
laity and mmerac enjoy WNW he won.
comping. honrp, offamal ars :aowng for
aracase Saar 28 to X Sn" nem okay W
wear Ant SOT 2130
OPEN NOMO ROMANTIC 26 yr ad wee
mw enws aura. cktab, moat are pat
bass 1C new Ain. win s Seo" r.
P WWI W w 19 to 32 wan street row
BOB 2307
MEANT OF GOLD Annotate. roweled 35 year
an sr"r newt 'nae Enpys dog dart drt-
mg going to motet and country roves
S -N ossa bosio rosy to deeper res spy
be 0* am 23a"
WHY OKM Srtre. aaaar main. 32 wan
o mew a Cot altactwM 1~ under N h
Pat, w pamrkeas, sumo rm tom teyfe.
co-do,tMW n 0"start ales A her O
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wand bas w haw Van you F 0 Bret BOX
236X0
WHAT A CAT7]L •r I am a 41 year old sn-
gN awes mals lose ft" wed s _oorq bar
a aoaunha Wrnsr Mean awe put BOX 3002
SHY WHITE MALE +sof into talo her steno
0a"fg kr soneoe n form who or warn:
^.ane o go w all els awe. I we ST '-
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23M
Fin LONLEY GUY Estslobtred ane mile
31. C. 250 bb, tau sranve. Woes Iraq, a"
NO &" Out Seas woe tenet 2C 0 X
ear 51. 1 owl t sen bald b Done" I**
tarehC 001 23N
DAD SEEKS COMPANION. aaraowM
ww aha %mea onnd rwaetq and swame-
tyn a mast 20 ao 30. No few -rtes ohm"
Ded, hiaaQy wa vw dark now blug eye.
ST 165 sande Enjoy ban. a0 '' L CrW-
Wat, ant nic but 'wooraw BOX 27116
JUST LOOKING. Ge ntaey no guy healthy
K non sRorg. 38 Valk oa ova, mw arm
wy ale about w and tang YOU w WXL
MUM X Is 45, single white fer^als and roar -
saw r nettle BOX 2310
FOOD. Ow woe mw. 510•. 1.80 pates.
wt attratxvM kaeures and a gnat sores d
Nato :sea al pas and Medica acall ft
Looking for or ataactve, bar lema14 25 a 3S
Gess we Wecomr BOX 2300
EUROPEAN MALE- Singe white sernpswh
Rae 40 5'1!'. 160 pounds. Erg" move&
war", wild arta 0 Looking b somber a
add a spark .n my Ile Do not want any
"Mrs. SOnlwrr who a "sewer arm dMarx
SonnMae who is euo. and loose t be serv-
ant Meta 1 o mast ukous personably. frac
hang, yeast'epoo wan a plan d Awe*
ed BOX 2304
HOPELESS ROMANTIC Seeking a lady.
Dahmer 4, and 50, to share romantic
evens g&. Wallis and tilts Someone I an
pa• -pr and euipreas snow" on a M*bW hp
am b" with compassion and ready k
epode Maw a Few series at hate and sn
aro moves BOX 23172
HONEST A SINCERE Single. FT. brown har.
blas spa. Ston smoke 31, On fa and aMac-
are. Good sew of humor. ave 0 ** and
being Material: i W14 Ih MOD011, manta and
anew Looking to tronolft and postale
rakrorwtW. BOx 27677
MACHO MALE Totuph, rough, eerier polsF
ad classic: author bas rider. seeks aeacM
enols awe 30. to share saddle. Ikst be aks-
1V to support me anal bee in high sift Protan
female 0110 some dough saved up as Dike
newt work Cal the BOX 23M
CALL NOW. A nice sincere Pickering guy
Loa" for an h mets. caring lohale. 30 plus,
who enjoys barbecues. good conversation,
cahllMlpd and wine BOX 23179
SINCERE AND HONEST. Sage wMte mat.
29. 5' 9'. 17066. tatty enployfed, castes to
start future 0110 someone special I enjoy
carrpa% romantic dimers. chdren. mom.
mot ad cozy night at tom. in March of
single whet lwtoe 24 to 32 tit aroer guaF
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MdW" nmol oda fwd ewe d Mbar.
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boasnp ter a setts alas kwaft 19 a 25 be
(owes 0 aewe ban ploy pod aM 9011 miles
teat Fborso . pe bbae rfataarMp
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ON" twee between 19 and 25 RM GWP
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home or on to stn. BQ »R
SBICEIE EXECUTIVE. M year Oat single.
a coma6L wwfwkas mem Engels wwg.
do" p. ewe arm rdmfafce Seas pets.
eo mph ta" so 73sa7
EMPLOYED AND SINCERE looking for
"meow erre to wale taw sea we, rm S
T 31. in good Ia onkeaen hope lab*
M Mmewit a mm a of mob wewwnt
Dying to owe a goes two for a start BOB
2310
FOREVER YOUNG. -h I am a at trk wnb
attracawt. mac AI. but MM bran f7wl1ab as
nletalte Lawn 1poft darts", emak es...
Loorq kr A gesmr woe s asraI, Ilpinwat
atm An Awn W tog kern magc Swwaer ret
pew ratom BOX 23636
VERY SEXY MAN. Going to uwife rsby in
7,r, '.. anendernI and sseArtve. arse she
tunny ,onentnc and artremely, schiehc
I.00Ma" b a boat who is so do b stand.
OW and mabp Rolonce I am 25 you con be
Wwm 18 enc 29 KB 2tNs
STOGIE WHITE BRIT Mae, 31 heaaRI,
170bt. ST' bende her. WA apt I espy
any actnnty including en"rngt out and in.
wtaak ra.e► mono. "M" Looking fa a
•m, seacaw. song sm is 25 0 33. we
erueW rttereC, b'mrwrdoll resomtbb mw
hot to am 236"
WHY NOT M.-a-esofne nate lun. asy
Foo phlafo" ctalapa lora ntweeL csn-
arseson. erre. Wold as a nest an ayc-
sonars a!sac?" Nomas 'or rWlonshp.
Ovum arm 903 23N3
SERK" INauNKS. Divrted wfee mar.@,
37. r 266, Oiowr 'er and eyes Looting
b a awae. 30 to 37 bar sonout "lrofWp
Ain WWnponark Ba ZIM
LOVE TO OFFM East nesse make 46 years,
ttprtea I L3okrng b a Carallaw wtmar, lul
%gond, belweer the apt of 35 and 45 1r
frwmonp Maaaq lap to a ting arm nation.
thtp Non smoker as saml anew BOX
21412
WONDER WOMAN WANTED . rm ewoand
31. IF. I70rs. town eyes awe her. Toa 25
Dann% oto" mac :Marg pea dent
am da0ege Looe" ar a" or etoced
haat 20 0 3s. 0 mew ono nave a tt Of tit
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eyes log haw tan. 5' 10'. 160 pounds
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loam of 1 blow revs, bks eyes. 5'' 1"
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out *Maung bin and a woman to Mow it
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maws, ors" aa. pea, sad am 23112
FULL OF LIFE. Proi tstonal black lomat
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a hater. bas d"tr5 W and denraq Mustbe
halafli BOX 25129
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eyes. tote A trlfl at humor. I am ougo"
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tames. 10" taws wens at Mow, good mows
I a& bar IW Spaces mart. I'm 'towat srt-
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TALL, TAN, TONED, wry attractive, open
e0a0ed MTnIM• Mabpro. 35. Ape %tAo
tna. Wshrg 0 meat As. supe Of mW
30 0 40. with sum puafaes, at loW 6'. 180
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HONEST GENTLEMAN , snare, genYem in
with high mare*. Lady. 47. wU many, and va-
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ATTRACTIVE FEMALE. RuDsnsa4trw. 34,
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food a possible rwrnornattp must be land.
basset. Corervesan No aMceorwe I am
in swarth oil a ince garrbemwn BOX 23022
SPECIAL KU WANTED. Sacra. 4o io 50
year aid male required to appreciate a 46
year dm. Mks looked woman who Nees havet.
f inoN and ,01.w ke tows Maw a grow
sense of humor I an a non smoker. social
drnkr as know how to brat 1 e nght man.
Box 27182
VERY PETTTE. Separated, no dependents.
somber. 46. lows mals. be markets. aue-
borr. MW" shard arad ft=V Selene
afet foe. 40 to 50. 55- to 5'9", for tra d-
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for etlrealrq mat CORP" Would like 0
meet A rya Whet made. 4610 56. who Mus
de obeoors, dung out. sports, and quiet
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beaaAM ams. Looking for a mate aft is
dean cult. laic" and rrrwabc. 19 0 25.
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you hoes. loyal, 91Cre and abactiver. not
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same bar OW
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long hair, big hazel eyes. who's 5' 7"
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BOX 2350
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warm heart who would Ute a full figured
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HONEST AND CAItWG. A lady age 41,
&hack*, a We owl wilight• 5 wed 1 oohs.
cuddy and Ado to . Lava a isdams, manic,
not w0 bay scares, a salako, iwaprdanl,
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United Way looking for Heroes
The United Way touches
he lives of one in three
)eople. With that in mind,
Jnited Way of Ajax -
Pickering has set as its goal
.or this year raising enough
money to touch the lives of
42,000 residents of our
community.
The theme of this year's
campaign is "United Way
Makes Heroes Of Us All."
Imagine you found a
El
child who had fallen down a
deep hole. Most people would
do whatever they could to
help. Whether it be
physically rescuing them or
getting the appropriate help.
By doing what you can, you
become a hero to that child.
Now imagine that child is
trapped, not in a deep hole,
Hifiui�son`
but in an abusive home, or by
loneliness or neglect. Or
perhaps it is a senior who is
lonely or needs help. Or it
may be a neighbour who is in
financial trouble. You may
not be in a position to help
them directly, but by
supporting the United Way
and its member agencies, you
can lend that much needed
helping hand. In our books,
that makes you a hero.
Our governments are
faced with enormous
financial hardships. They are
responding by cutting back
on expenditures, Among
those expenditures is funding
for many of the United Way
Agencies.
Now more than ever your
help is needed. Please be a
hero. Give to the United
Way.
Campaipc s o wit s at niteWayer
Get a bellyful of laughs
and a bellyful of pasta
Saturday, September 30th at
the Pickering Recreation
Complex.
Three of Yuk Yuk's
hottest comedians will be
cracking up the audience at
this year's United Way Kick
Off Dinner.
"I've heard all three of
these guys perform and they
are all great. It'll be a funny,
funny night," says Bob Sorger,
television producer and
director whose credits include
comedy shows for the CBC
and the Yuk Yuk's stand up
comedy segments during the
annual Hospital for Sick
Children's Telethon on CFTO-
TV.
The dinner will be an
Italian feast. In addition, Joe
Tierney's Band will be
performing the hits of the
50's, 60's, 7 0's and 60's.
there. There will be a silent the United Way office in the Order your tickets early, talented Steven J. Daniels.
auction featuring such items Baywood Plaza on Bayly St. you won't want to miss the Born and raised in Winnipeg
as a gourmet dinner for four in Ajax or by calling 686-0606. fun. he's been a pilot, an RCMP
served in your home by Tickets can be charged to Visa One of the featured Yuk officer and a professional
Jackson's Touch of Class or Mastercard. Yuk's performers is the very
Catering, a balloon ride Contdnned on pale 19
courtesy of ReMax, two
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rounds of golf at Four Seasons Specw'l Swim Program celebrates 40th year
Golf Club and a Roots jacket.
But wait there's more. There
will be balloon bursts. Prizes
will include cameras and
flower arrangements to name
/-*a 1
just a few
Tickets are $35 per
pt•rson. They art• availably at
On the
Making
if
When Lois Wheeler started
giving swimming lessons in her
back yard pool for children with
cerebral palsy, she may not
have known the legacy she was
going to leave.
Started in 1955, the
program grew to accommodate
36 children and moved to Sun
Valley Park on Valley Farm Rd.
in Pickering.
It was then taken over by
Monica Cook who died two
years ago. The program was
then moved to Dunbarton High
School and then to the
Pickering Recreation Complex
where it is today.
Co-ordinator Paddy
Brander oversees the United
Way special program now and
says 28 children are enrolled for
September and emphasizes that
more volunteers would reduce
the waiting list.
"This is a very special
program," she says. "It allows
children with CP or other
disabilities to enjoy one-on-one
instruction with very caring
instructors."
The program is a special
adaptable aquatic program for
any child 2 - 16 years, who is
unable to keep up in a regular
swim class and is in need of
individual help. Classes are
held every Wednesday from 6 to
8 p.m. from September to May.
Teresa Calderone can't hide
the joy she experiences when
she's in the pool with her
instructor Judy Rynbeek.
"1 like to swim," says the 9 -
year -old. "It feels good. Now I
can tread water and do the
Teresa Calderone can't hide the joy she experiences
when she's in the pool with her instructor Judy
Rynbeelt
front crawl."
For Judy the experience of
being a volunteer has been a
very rewarding one.
"I do this because children
like Teresa need special
attention," she explains.
Private lessons can be
expensive. This program gives
these special children the
opportunity to learn how to
swim and have fun."
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Big Sisters creates special friendships
Everyone needs someone to
share things with. Someone to
Wk to. Someone who wants to
help when times get rough.
The Big Sisters of
Ajax/Pickering is a volunteer,
non-profit association funded by
the United Way that helps Little
Sisters feel special about
themselves.
They match a Big Sister
with a child so there's a special
one-on-one relationship. Their
purpose is to help children build
their self-esteem, to let them
know there's someone who
really cares about them.
A Little Sister is a child who
needs someone to take a keen
interest in their life. Someone to
go shopping with, to ride a bike
or attend a school play.
It's for children who come
from a variety of family
situations, some with two
parents, some with one.
A Big Sister is a volunteer
who has the heart and time to
make a difference in a child's
life. They're mature women 18
years and older who are
thoroughly screened and trained
before the agency accepts them.
Prior to 1985, when the
local organization was formed,
the area was served by Big
Sisters of Oshawa.
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Credit Counselling Service of Durham Region
helps people break free from the burden of debt
Special events like this
recent picnic are just
Part of the fun of being
a Big and Little Sister.
Alan Miller has a lot to smile about these days. He s debt
free with the help of the Credit Counselling Service of
Durham Region and its Executive Director Sandra Sherk.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Miller
came to the Credit Counselling
Service of Durham Region in
January 1992. Revenue Canada
was garnisheeing his pay 25%
for tax arrears and as a result,
they had fallen behind with
their rent, telephone and hydro
bills. They didn't know what to
do.
Their $9,000 debt load
seemed impossible to deal with.
As well, they did not want to be
evicted from their home. Their
family of four needed a place to
live.
But in July of 1995, Alan
and his wife paid off their final
creditor. They were debt free'
How did they accomplish
this? With a lot of hard work
and dedication and a little help
from this agency.
At their first appointment
CommunityhelpsCare
Community Care is an
organization of volunteers
providing service through its
Home Support Program to
senior citizens and physically
disabled adults in the Towns of
Aax and Pickering.
Recognizing that seniors
and others, from time to time,
have needs that can be met with
some practical neighbourly help,
Community Care provides an
opportunity for the community
to respond through its volunteer
services.
This response to service
improves the quality of life for
both the giver and the receiver.
One such service is
transportation to medical
appointments and to grocery
shopping.
Doug Best has been a
volunteer driver for eight years.
He gives freely of his time and
energy to help get clients to
their doctors appointments.
It's not unusual for him to
be on the road at 6 a.m. to get a
client to the hospital for day
surgery and to return 5 hours
later to take them home.
Doug has made himself
available in the evening and on
weekends for drives for a
dialysis client. If a client has
memory loss or limited mobility
Doug is there to assist them.
Executive Director Sally
Sometimes you have to reach out
They suffer behind closed
doors. The fads can be shocking.
But at Denise House the
doors are always open. You don't
have to suffer because there is a
way out.
Marg Sanders(not her real
name) endured an abusive
relationship that tore her family
apart.
After she told her husband
she wanted him to leave the
situation got worse. The
separation didn't take place for
months and when he finally did
leave he came right back again.
Marg bit rock bottom, she
attempted suicide and that's
when her doctor told her about
Denise House.
They advised her to get
custody of the two children and
she moved in with her daughter.
But her husband wouldn't
Former residents of Denise
House took part in Outward
Bound as part of their
continuing recovery.
leave her alone and that's when
she reached out and Denise
House took her in.
They gave her the
"counselling she needed and the
advice on how to deal with, her
very difficult situation.
Today Marg has a positive
outlook on her life. Her children
are with her but she still allows
them visitation with their father.
But she says that's okay.
"I feel very strong today," she
explains. "I have built up my
confidence and independence and
am moving forward in my life and
soon will be returning to my job."
In 1994, 192 women and 218
children came to Denise House to
seek refuge from an abusive
environment.
Their 24-hour crisis line,
counselling service and
confidential location are just a
few reasons why you need not
suffer.
There are many Marga out
there who need help. Denise
House and the United Way make
it possible.
with their counsellor, Executive
Director Sandra Sherk, they
trimmed their monthly
expenses so that realistic funds
were available to repay their
seven creditors. Sandra then
contacted Revenue Canada who
agreed to reduce the monthly
payments to a more realistic
amount.
Regular deposits were made
to the Credit Counselling
Service of Durham Region
which in turn disbursed the
funds to the creditors on the
client's repayment program.
The couple feel proud of
their accomplishments. They
repaid their obligations, learned
how to live without credit and in
turn, learned to live within
their available income.
These are trying economic
times, some people may need
Longo says, like all their
volunteers, Doug is a committed,
caring individual who feels life
is a little better and that their
advice, suggestions, referrals or
money management. Other
clients may be assisted with a
voluntary repayment program
where the Credit Counselling
Service acts as a middleman
arranging reduced creditor
payments and disburse the
client's available funds.
In 94/95, 52% of th.:
service's clients earned $30,000
a year or less while 12% are
over $60,000. Last year's client's
owed a total of $8,684,086 to
3,207 creditors.
Come for a free first
appointment for a detailed
financial assessment and
further fees are based on the
particular program and ability
to pay.
Remember no one will be
denied service due to an
inability to pay a fee.
clients lives are a little better for
having been involved with
Community Care.
Doug Best has been a volunteer driver for eight years. He
gives freely of his time and energy to help get clients to
Unk doctors appointments.
Yuk 1*t up with Yuk Yuk's on September 30t
From page 17 On Sat., Oct. 21 enjoy Chow
government as a polity advisor Down Days at various
and chief of staff " ` restaurants in the area and at
Today he's a very Dona Y Miguels Restaurant try
, uccessful touring stand-up your luck in the Championship
comic, humour writer and Poker Tournament on Sun.,
voice/character specialist. Oct. 22.
Other events planned for The fun continues on Oct.
this year's campaign include the 26 to 28 with the Sharpshooter
KX 96 Commuter Days at the Showcase at Dufferin Game
Ajax Go Station on Oct. 2 and at Room in the Pickering Town
the Pickering Go Station on Oct. Centre.
3 and the Haywood Centre The campaign will still be
Festival hosted by the going strong in November with
merchants of the plaza with the Art Auction at Schroeder Art
proceeds going to the United Galleries on Sum., Nov. 5.
Way. For those still feeling lucky
from the poker games in October
why not make a date to visit the
Monte Carlo Night Fri., Oct. 10
at the Annandale Golf Club.
Still haven't had enough
then join in for a day of fun at
the races at Woodbine on Sun.,
November 19.
To finish off the month,
check out the latest in teen
fashion at the show presented
by the R.H. King Academy.
Of course the campaign
wouldn't be complete without
the Campaign Wrap Up on
Wed., Dec. 6 at Gallantry's in
the Pickering Town Centre.
•
Loo ng bon 25 years
The reason the United Way
was established was to unite the
financial campaigns in Ajax and
Pickering of the not-for-profit,
charitable organizations into
one campaign and to distribute
the funds raised.
In 1973, the Town of Ajax
joined the Pickering United
Way United Community Fund
which had been established on
October 28, 1970 under the laws
of Ontario as a company
without share capital. In 1979,
the name of the organization
was changed to the United Way
of Ajax -Pickering.
The strength of United Way
is the quality of volunteers it is
able to attract. Because of this
ability, United Way of Ajax -
Pickering will continue to
prosper and campaign
achievement will continue to
grow to support the current 24
agencies and community
initiatives of the future that
may arise from community
UNITED WAY
DIRECTOR
DENNIS GOULIN
need.
Many dedicated people
have helped United Way
achieve its goals. In 1988,
United Way staff leadership
changed and Peter Beatty was
appointed Executive Director.
Leadership again changed in
1994 and a new executive
director Dennis Goulin was
appointed.
Past presidents include Joe
Atkinson, Pat Brown, John
Coates, Peter Dickerson, Ron
Fedderson, Ron Hawkshaw,
Michael Head, Duncan Jewell,
Alex Keith, Harvey Kirck, Noel
Marshall, Bob Mason, Bob
Martindale, Kathy McKay,
Richard Myron, Les Pearce, Bob
Pearson, Henry Polak, Engal
Reddy, Jim Sidwell, Bruce
Taylor, Murray Thorimbert and
Michael Withiam.
Since 1991, campaign
achievement has grown under
the expert leadership of Walter
Borosa, Ron Cameron, Al Cane,
Ken Clarke, Hardy Craig, Peter
Dickerson, Loiuse Farr, Harvey
Kirck, John Kriger, Patricia
Mackenzie, Nancy Maxwell, Bill
McCracken, Bill Mclean, Gale
Mossman, Bill Parish, Rick
Petrie, Linda Sequin, Ken
Shaw, Murray Stroud, Bruce
Stubbington, David Trebilcock,
Doug Wellman and Anita Witty.
Big SistersmmBn'nging together
those who need and those who care
Continued >brom page 18
But an increasing case load
and limited funding resulted in
a lack of service for Ajax and
Pickering so the situation was
brought to the attention of the
United Way of Ajax Pickering.
The United Way then
approached the Social Planning
Council and the results of their
feasibility study showed the
need for a local Big Sisters
chapter.
During 1984 a committee
and program co-ordinator were
Put in place and in January
1985 the Big Sisters of Ajax
Pickering became an
autonomous agency.
Mothers like Karen Fowler
are just one of the many people
who have benefitted from Big
Sisters.
Her daughter Nasa has
been a Little Sister for 2 i/2
years and when Karen gave
birth to a new baby to
accompany the toddler son she
already had at home, it was
hard for her to spend time with
her young daughter.
"I'm separated and wc.rk
full time," she explains. "I
wanted to spend time with Nasa
but found it very hard. That's
why I contacted Big Sisters. I
was hesitant at first but they
put me at ease."
When Karen met Donna
Gillespie she knew this was the
person she wanted Nasa to have
as a Big Sister.
"She's wonderful," says
Karen. "It's made a big
difference in Nasa's life. She's
more confident and has made a
real friend."
Being a Big Sister can also
be a wonderful experience.
Brigitte Buschold always
wanted to do volunteer work
and visited Big Sisters to see
what it was all about.
At the orientation she knew
Big Sisters was right for her and
today spends time with 9 -year-
old Megan Kaye -Mitchell.
Megan's dad is on disability
and with two brothers and a
mother that works full time, she
needed someone like Brigitte.
"We've done lots of things
together," she says. "We've gone
swimming, gone for walks but
mostly we've talked about
everything. These times are
very special."
Bringing people together is
what Big Sisters is all about,
reaching out to help eachother
make life worth living.
One of the featured Yuk Yuk's performers is the very
talented Steven J. Daniels.
Do you know what your
donation can do.?
When you give to the
United Way it's important to
know where your money goes.
For example $1 a week or
$52 a year provides 5 "Self
Esteem for Children"
educational packages for
teachers and parents at the
Canadian Mental Health
Association. That same amount
supplements the cost of driving
an elderly citizen to his or her
medical appointments by the
Ajax -Pickering Community
Care.
For $2 a week or $104 a
year the CNIB can buy a
telescope to help a visually
impaired person see traffic
lights.
The Special Children's
Swim can provide 3 children
with special needs individual
swimming instruction.
For $3 a week )r S 165 a
year the Red Cross can supply
41 hot, nutritious meals to
needy individuals. The Durham
Deaf Service allows 100 deaf
individuals to receive 2 hours of
visual language interpreting.
Cornerstone Community
Association can provide a
sheltered resident towels and
bedding.
For $10 a week or $520 a
year the YWCA can furnish two
weeks worth of emergency
shelter and meals for a woman
and her child. The YMCA can
put a young person through its
Youth Employment Service
Program.
For $20 a week or $1000 a
year the Distress Centre can
offer 42 people confidential
referrals, peer counselling and
crisis intervention 24 hours a
day.
ne 1995 United Way
Campaign Cabinet
Seated left to right: Heather Pritchard, Diane Lacey, Terry Barnett,
Bill Hutchison, Dennis Goulin, Frances Docherty, Lee Fraser.
Standing back row left to right: Ralph Bradley, Lewis Williams,
Mark Lacy, Peter Tollefsen, John Rider, James Garland, John
Sautner, Andrea Vander Mout, Mary Cook. Standing n *klle row left
to right: Joanne Seeds, Glenda Baker, Holly Kassay, Grant Bridge,
Vivian Curl.
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UNITED WAY OF
AJAX-PICKERING
The Agencies that bring help
to more than 42,000 people in
3 Ajax and Pickering
T,
y AJAX-PICKERING COMMUNITY CARE (905) 686-3331
AJAX44CKERING do WHITBY (905) 427-3300
ASSOCIATION FOR COMMUNITY LIVING
BIG BROTHERS ASSOCIATION OF (905) 686-2871
AJAX-PICKERING
BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF (905) 428-8111
AJAX-PICKERING
CANADIAN MENTAL HEALTH (905) 436-8760
ASSOCIATION DURHAM BRANCH
CANADIAN NATIONAL INSTITUTE (905) 436-7732
FOR THE BLIND
CANADIAN RED CROSS SOCIETY (905) 420-3383
REGION OF DURHAM BRANCH
CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES OF {905) 725-3513
DURHAM
COMMUNITY BASED SERVICES WEST (905) 433-1551
CORNERSTONE COMMUNITY (905) 433-0254
ASSOCIATION
CREDIT COUNSELLING SERVICE (905) 579-1951
OF DURHAM REGION
DISTRESS CENTRE OF DURHAM (905) 723-4461
REGION
DURHAM DEAF SERVICES (905) 579-3328
DURHAM REGION PICKERING (905) 420-4010
UNEMPLOYED HELP CENTRE OSHAWA (905) 579-1821
HEAD INJURY ASSOCIATION OF (905) 723-2732
DURHAM REGION
JOHN HOWARD SOCIETY OF AJAX (905) 427-8165
DURHAM REGION OSHAWA (905) 579-8482
KINARK CHILD AND FAMILY SERVICES (905) 433-0241
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL (905) 686-2661
OF AJAX-PICKERING/INFO
AJAX-PICKERING
SPECIAL EN'S SWIM PROGRAM (905) 839-2251
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE -DURHAM 1-800-267-1032
REGION (905) 434-7800
THE DENISE HOUSE (905) 728-7311
VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES (905) 571-3151
YMCA DURHAM REGION (905) 686-7849
YWCA -APPLE HOUSE (905) 576-8880
AJAX BLOCK PARENT PROGRAM (905) 619-1018
COPE (905) 686-3248
SYLVIA'S RESIDENCE FOR
TEEN MOMS AND ADOLESCENTS (905) 683-3231
LEADERSHIP GIVING
The Leadership Giving Program has been
established to promote and recognize contributions
of $500 or more to United Way of Ajax -Pickering.
Special recognition will be given to LEADERSHIP
HEROES.
Leadership Giving to the 1995 United Way
Campaign is recognized at two levels:
Leaders — Donations of $500 - $999
Heroes — Donations of $1,000 and above
Leadership Heroes will receive a special than
you from the 1995 United Way Campaign Chair Bill
Hutchison. They will also be listed with their
)ermission, on the Leadership Honour Roll that will
)e included in the United Way of Ajax -Pickering
lnnuel Report.
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