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PleckeringTown hall
Animal's best friend
Joyce Smith plays with two raccoons brought to her after their mother was killed. The
Pickering resident has made her house a sanctuary to sick, hungry and homeless ani-
mals for several years now, nursing them back to health and trying to find new owners
for them or releasing them back into the wilds, as she plans on doing with these rac-
coons. Her love of animals "started when 1 was a kid ... I used to take home every bird
and my mother would nurse it back to health " Then, about 10 years ago, after her chil-
dren had moved out and she was alone again, "I would take a rabbit or squirrel, what-
ever anybody found and couldn't look after. I can't help myself. I love animals. I can't
stand to see anything hungry or hurting" For more on the woman who is a best friend
to animals, see the story on Page 20.
photo by Andrew Iwanowski
..shake-up urged
Consultant suggests
councillors, staff
survey residents
on -what thev Fant
BY NIARIANAE TAKACS
__- _til:Ut K1iYKIk.H _ _
PICKERIN(i — Timn councillor-,
and staff will visit residents' tx)mcs to ask
what the community and their neightxr-
hood need. if- Pickerim_ Council adopts
the recommendations of a U.S. consul-
tant it hired to review tin way the Town
is run.
But some Town services and func-
tions might he phased out, and residents
could face more user tees.
Titc study of Town operations, by
Bradford X Associates International of
Henderson, Nevada, was commissioned
by Pickenng Council in the spring at a
cont of $290X).
The consultant's recommendations
include:
J Having the Town -operate like a com-
petitive business".
J Developing a strategic plan to map out
goats for the Town's long-term future and
finding ways to achieve them, including a
financial strategy for increasing revenue
"to bridge the forecasted gap between
higher community expectations and
available public services".
U Establishing a 'Neighborhood Walk'
program to ascertain the needs of the
Town's 'customers' or residents. Politi-
cians and staff would visit tx)mes in
teams of two and ask standard survey
questions about what could be done to
improve the town. Over time more than
90 per cent of homes would be surveyed
and the results would be tracked and
posted in the Town hall foyer.
❑ Identifying the Town's essential func-
tions or 'core processes' and phasing out
duplicate processes and those "without
value".
O Streamlining Town operations by
removing unneeded bureaucracy and
empowering employees at the lowest
practical lc,,cls to deal with customer
needs.
U.-Ndopting an 'activity -hand cast nian-
agcincnt' system to develop the Ti
THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1996 PAGE 2
Detective, 45, dead of heart attack
❑ Veteran Durham
police officer was Ajax
resident, worked in
region's major
fraud unit
AJAX- PICKFRING — Funeral
sere ices w ere held Tuesday for
Durham Regional Police Detective
Ronald Hatten who died of a heart
attack Sundae.
Det. Hatten. an A.jav resident, was
45. He joined Durham Regional
Police in 1975, after working for two
Fears for Metro Toronto Police.
He served in the uniform branch
in Pickering. Port Pere and
Uxbridge before beinL, transferred to
the Cnnunal Imestigation unit in
Pickering.
He also served on a joint forces
investigation in Toronto for iwo
dears.
In 1994. he was promoted to the
rank of detective.
In the last \ear he was transferred
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of user fees
PIC'KI:RING — 711c review c,f
Town operations by Brarlli>rd and
Associates of Ncvada doesn't say any-
thing all that new, says Ward 1 local
Councillor Dave Ryan, but it is still it
worthwhile drcunncnt.
-I think (the consultant) reiterated a
lot of what had already hecn said with-
in Council. Sonrelinles people need to
hear things frown another source." `
'I11c councillor favors i number of
the report's recommendations, includ-
ing the streamlining of Tmn operon -
tions and changes to the budget
process, and he particularly likes the
idea of formulaling a long-term "strate-
gic plan' for Pickering.
"You have to he thinking• further
out than the next election."
Huwcver. Comm Ryan is less sup-
Portivc of sonic of' the rcpo,rt's recons-
incndanons regarding raising revenue
fur the 'lint n.
not conifortahlc with user
fees. User tees will hecornc a reality in
I sonic areas but I think we should resist
them as much as Ix,ssrhlc. Alec taxpay-
er's already paying for the wrvicc
lhrmigh taxes. Uscr lecs have the i
p,lcntial to create an elitist srxicty. If
you can atiord it you can have it. 71st
irony be appropriate fur dixrctionar�
srn ices but not the core services. j
Ward 2 local Councillor Shcm'
Senis also, suppoos the rccommncnda-
Uuns to streamline scnices and —
revamp the Ixrdgo process, particular-
ly to make it a )car -round function
rather than one that begins at the end of
each year.
But Coun. Senis also is uncomtorl-
able with the idea of user tees. She and
Coun. Ryan hchcve Pickering should
find other ways to gencratc revenue,
like sell more ads on Town buses.
..We have to start doing more of
those things:' she says. -It takes Borne
imagination"
Ward 2 Coun. Doug Dickerson is
also surnewhal wary of the rccommen-
dations for creating revenue ti)r the
"Town. He is comfortable with things
such as user fees lex recreational tacil- !
ities, but doesn't agree with them for
services such as curbside garbage
pick-up. As fi►r the'lo%&n trying to cre-
ate business opportunities fOr itself,
that's okay in some instances, he says,
"but not if it means moving the Town
into areas where private enterprise:
already exists..
Coun. Dickerson is disappointed
the consultant wasn't more specific on
how the Town coxild streamline its
operations to save money.
Ward I Regional Councillor Mau-
rice Brenner found a lox he liked in the
report, particularly the suggestion for
politicians and staff to visit and survey
residents in their homes.
'"fire thing that stood out ... is a need
for Pickering to have more of a cus-
tomer -service, public -centred focus"
But Coun. Brenner doesn't like the
idea of the Town spending $200,000
over each of two years for a new Qual-
ity Improvement Division to help
implement changes. He maintains it
can be implemented without the
$200,000 expenditure.
And while he generally favors the
suggestion that the Town should take a
more business -like approach to gener-
ating revenue, Coun. Brenner has
sone concerns. For example, a lot of
community groups raise money by
selling refreshments at Town facilities
and the Town could hurt them by
undertaking such activities itself.
THE YEWS ADVERTISERS WED., A(Jtt U$T 21„ 1"6.PAGE 3-A
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Special meeting to discuss blunders
Ward 2
Councillor
Sherry
Senis
`Town must be
run like a
business'
PICKERING --- A special meet-
ing of Pickering Council will he field
Tuesday. Aug. 27 to review '1'()%n
operations lo, avoid a repeat of major
blunders made in the past few
months.
In past years Council has usually
only met once between the end of
June and the hcginning of September.
in early August.
Councillors approved the extra
meeting at their Aug. 6 session t:,
deal with a number of recently-com-
plcted studies and reviews of "Lown
operations. Those include an opera-
tional review by U.S. consultant
Bradford and Ass<,ciates. and a ~cries
of auditors' reviews of "Town finances
and budget and payment errors. The
Town is also crnharking on it restruc-
turing of its rnanagcrncnt.
A rnutiun brought forward by
Ward I Regional Councillor M Wricc
Brenner and Ward 2 local Councillor
Sherry Senis to hold regular Council
meetings in July next year failed to
win the support of their fellow coun-
cillors.
"We', c agreed time and again the
Ii,wn must he run like a business,"
`Behave as a team, not adversaries'
FROM PAGE 1
meant and hiring a director for it,
investing in a quality workforce, and
moving or buying out rather than
laying off employees whose jobs are
eliminated or changed.
The consultant also recommends
the Town take .steps to improve com-
municatiorzs and relations between
Council and staff
"Strive to behave as a team, not
adversaries," says the Bradford
report "The Town Council should
cheer -lead for stats when it is apprYj�-
priate to do so, and stay informed on
the corporation's changing processes.
Council should not interfere with the
corporation's business processes,,,
The recommended `communica-
tions agreement' between staff and
Council would be designed to elimi-
nate the type=s of recent situations
where Pickering councillors were not
informed of a $50),1100 accidental
overpayment to a contractor by staff
and a $1 -million Town investment
Joss.
"Situation should not arise:' says
the report, '-where the Town Council
is surprised by unannounced corpo-
rate events occurring in the various
wards or by developments not com-
municated by staff that impact the
political arena.,,
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BY CHRISTY CHASE
SPECIAL -to THE NEWS ADVERTISER
PICKERING — Motorists heading to
and from Toronto along construction -slowed
Hwy. 401 through town are being advised
by police to calm down, be patient and stay
off the shoulders.
"We've had some driving complaints per-
taining to shoulder runners;" says Staff
Sergeant Peter Scandlan of the Whitby
OPP detachment.
Most of the offences are taking
place near the Rouge River bridge
where construction has reduced the
number of lanes. he says. Some drivers
are getting impatient and are attempt-
ing to get around traffic jams by dri-
ving on the shoulders. Officers charged
eight people in a blitz on Wednesday.
"Cool it, slow down and please he
patient;' Staff Sgt. Scandlan ad\ises
drivers caught in the chaos. "It's con-
struction and it's hcavv traffic."
Motorists frustrated with shoulder
runners are creatine more problems.
On seeing cars coming, up the shoulder.
they are pulling out and cutting them
off, the staff sergeant says. Some
shoulder runners are almost pushed off
into ditches.
"Thev're doing craw things. It's
obvious it's intentional. We've had a
couple of minor accidents."
Over the next few weeks. the
detachment will le stepping up its anti -
aggressive driving patrols in Pickcring
to catch shoulder runners and other dri-
vers who aren't abiding by the rules of
the road.
While the campaign. Operational
,Patrols Against Aggressive Driving
ORAAD). runs daily. it r% beefed up
when there are complaints. Staff" Sgt.
Scandlan ays.
Marked cruisers with no lights or
sirens on top and a plain, unmarked
If the shoe fits,
steal it
from an escort
PICKERING — A female
escort gut tricked by a *john' who
lorcihly confined her in an apart-
ment and stole her pink, gold -
spiked dress shies Thursday night.
Durham Regional Police say a
man contacted an escort service
and asked for a female escort to he
sent to an apartment at 1875 Gle-
nanna Rd. early in the evening.
When the escort arrived just
after 7 p.m., the man stole her
shoes and refused to let her leave
the apartment. She was eventually
freed about an hour later after acts
"bordering on a sexual nature"
took place, Staff Sergeant Sandy
Ryrie says.
Police stopped a suspect in a
car around 11:30 p.m. in Pickering
and arrested a Scarborough man.
The accused was charged with
forcible confinement, theft under
$5,000 and possession of stolen
property.
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"We have people blowing by the cars at
150 to 160 kilometres per hour. We get some
excellent speeding charges and unsafe lane
changes as well as trucks using the fast
lane."
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were laid. eight drivers were charged with
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Teachers' unions' merger
ends battle of the sexes
Q `It's the beginning of
something that will be
very visionary.'
BY CHRISTY CHASE,
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVF,RnSFR
DURHAM — 71ie merging of provincial men's
and women's elementary school teacher-,' federa-
tions is being welcomed he,•re: at home.
"It's the beginning of something that will be very
visionary," says Jenifer Cormier, president of the
Durham Women's Teachers Association and a mem-
ber of the board of
directors of the
provincial body. the
Federation of
Women "leachers of
()rhtario (F-Wr().
the FWiD and
the Ontario Public
School leachers
F=ederation
(OPS"11). which
repr stints male and
some female ele-
mentary teachers in
public schools,
voted last week to
form one new f"ed-
erabon, ending
years of often bitter
debate between the
sexes.
"the time LS
now," Ms. Cormier
says. "We all serve
elementary kids.-
Ms.
ids"Ms. Cormier
and Bill Butchrr.
head of the the
Dur barn dia Ater of
the OPSIT•, have
been workin`;
together the past
four or five years to
merge the two fed-
tTation.s.
'-I'or us it's a cel-
ebration." Ms.
Comwr says.
"Many of us
thought we woukF
never see this," Mr.
Butcher says.
He believes one
federation for ele-
mentary teachers
hers
will give them a
stranger voice.
Instead of two asso-
ciations developing
separate programs
and policies and
fightirig a prtotm
their own mem-
bers' jobs, there'll
be just one bolting
out for the knerests
of both men and
women.
"It will be a bet-
ter
eiter use of our
resources," Mr.
Butcher says. "We
can share our
resources Mone
effectively. Right
now we are dWh-
�g .„
Ms. Cormier
admits that not
everyone is happy
with the decision.
She says that
provincially and
even locally some
women teachers still resist the idea of the merger.
The opponents feel women's priorities and pro-
grams will be lost in an assiociation involving men.
The new federation, to he set up over the next
three years, would guarantee; women a set number of
leadership positions. funding for women4mly pro-
grams is also ensured.
Until now, the 79 -year-old, 42,000 -member
women's federation has opposed joining men in one
union.
Die 75 -year-old men's federation represents
14,00) men, 3,000 women and 14,000 supply teach-
es.
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♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser
A k1cirnland Connnumt% \t7ssraf•r ruhhshed wedncsdaN. rndas. Sund.ts
130-132 Commercial Aye.. Al:n. Ont.LIS _211;
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,,NK I ns � .nvama durhamrt" • nut on the lntcrret: irtti, P"H durhar,
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llxntnunrn %,�,r per asst . Manahan llrulan„rrs Aute B,vrd. chnano Press llvmcd
and <)\ MKI the puhh ter rctines the nght m A.iscrfs ,,r rc•tu1c .uts khM1'<nWn[ CrLdlt
for arisenix•nent hmtted t,, .pace pn X err,x Ircupres
Wheels in motion
for safer roads
The provincial Mlmstrn of Transportation is tLyettimt
great review's for taking its show on the road.
The Harns government's newMohile Truck
Inspection Station I \ITIS) has proven its worth in vim-
lantl\ monitonn; the safety of truck, travelling Ontano
highw'ay..
Stops last week in Pickering. Bowmam'illc,
Manchester and Gocxlwo od in which 161 trucks were
inspected found more than one in three had safety proth-
lems.
That's a numhcr that is still alanriinglx hi_,h. As such.
the zero} -tolerance approach must continue.
You ma. remember that the issue was hrought tra_,i-
calh to light right here in Durham Region last \car
when Whitb% rc.idcnt Angcla Worona wits struck and
killed hx a t7\ in-,, truck wheel while travelling on H"\.
401 in Ajax.
Unfortunate as that was, \1s. Woronas death sparked
the dnve to nd Ontario highways of unsafe ngs. One of
the results, along with beefed up penalties for companies
operating unsafe trucks. is the %1TIS.
It is more stealth\ than fixed truck inspection stations,
which are known to he avoided by less scrupulous oper-
stors. it can cover much more ground in a da`. bringing
the inspectors to the traffic instead of waiting for the
traffic to come to them. It is far less expensive to main-
tain and. quite simply, it works.
Earb indications are that Transportation Minister Al
Palladini will likely spring for more mobile truck sta-
tions next year. co%enng far more ground in the
province.
The \ITIS, combined with stiffer penalties for unsafe
rigs, will go a long wax to forcing truck operators to
begin paying more attention to the maintenance and
self -inspection of their fleets. And that means safer high-
ways for thousands of Durham motorists who travel the
roads here each and every day.
Last w'eek's inspection still showed a troublesome
rate of unsafe rigs. But the numbers are on a downward
spiral. With continued vigilance, the threat of a mobile
and stealthy inspection team and tough new penalties,
we may soon be able to travel our highways free of fear.
Only then can Angela Worona rest in peace.
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Fkaw indude a phone number for
. rsse ives the right to edit
and +cotartent. Opinions
Qiut,dw wiper mW not
Overheard..,
`(Mike Harris) asked me
what I'd like to do. And. he
warned me
it's it pretty
controversial
r^,
job, as I've
seen and `
know...M\
learning
curve. hope-
fully. will be a hit shorter
because of my time as it par-
hamcntary assistant."
-- Durham 1f•est TPP Janet
Ecker who was appointed b -v
Premier Harris as the new
Ontario Minister of
Community and Social
Sen -ices.
♦ Letters to the editor
Who is running
Z
the store at
Pickering
Town Hall?
To the editor:
Whi Ic Nero (%\'a\ ne Arthurs) fid -
dies (plays political games). Rome
(Pickering) hurns (fritters away mil-
lions).
Who is running the store:' In an
era long past, one elected chief
executive publicly asserted. "The
buck stops here".
But \favor Arthurs. a member of
the audit committee. knew of the
man recent financial fiascos and
chose to hide the blunders from the
council and from the electorate.
Clearly. Mayor .Arthurs is not run-
ning the store.
The answers given by the mayor
and the councillors regarding the
financial situation was that they
were stonewalled by the hired
hands.
That is a repudiation of their own
responsibility to do some homework
besides preen for the cameras.
The botched financial transac-
tions must be the responsibility of
someone!
For the recently formed commit-
tee to omit blame from its review of
the way the Town's finances are
managed make its function nothing
more than a whitewash. Why both-
er?
Financial decisions have been
made by council and others for
years. Why, now, is a committee
necessary to find out how the
Town's finances are managed'?
What have the mayor and council-
lors been doing all this time?
If the committee is truly interest-
ed in getting to the root of the
financial scandal, Mayor Arthurs
should he called b0ore the conirmi-
tec and be subjected to prohm;-,
questions regarding his liduciar,.
responsibiIII ics.
if dereliction of duty is found. he
should he puhlicl% chasri.cd if not
impeached.
Paul F, Smith
Pickering;
You can't see
my illness,
but I still
need my pet
To the editor:
Re: Trained and registered (from
a breeder) Pets not heing allowed to
accompany their owners who hair
an illness on public modes of (rans-
portation.
The above-mentioned problem is
very upsetting and annoying to resi-
dents who are in the same predica-
ment as myself.
The problem is that pets who are
especially trained for the disabled
are not permitted on the above in
Ajax, Pickering or GO Transit and
yet there is "no problem" if the pet
is well behaved to travel on Toronto
Transit Commission vehicles in the
Metro area.
I have epileptic seizures (which
are not under control) and I had a
Golden Retriever who was quite
valuable to me as he was my pro-
tection and would remain with me
until I came out of the seizure or
someone he knew would come to
help me.
He has escorted me on various
occasions within the Metro area. We
had no problem in:
O Getting on subways
Q Getting on streetcars
U Getting on huscs as long as we
did not tra%el at peak, husv times.
lusi a note to let people knrn% the
importance of why various residents
feel it is important for them to he
accompanied by their pet even
thou,•h the reason cannot he seen
openly by other people.
Jane Scholtens.
Pickering;
Will justice be
served over
:Pickering
financial mess?
To the editor:
It's amazing that $9770)0 of the
Pickering people's money was lost
through the incompetence of only a
few.
There must have been many oth-
ers aware of this lack of propriety
that failed to display any loyalty to
their employers -- the people of
Pickering.
When will they be dealt with'?
Who decided to hide the loss and
write it off quietly'?
Were the accountants and audi-
tors aware of it'?
One suggestion would be to hire
professional staff to replace the
amateur effort lead by Maurice
Brenner, a town councillor.
If Wayne Arthurs was aware of
the investment loss during the last
election, he is only left with the
option of resigning.
Is there justice to come for the
residents of Pickering who'have
been betrayed by the people they
trusted?
Don Young,
Ajax
P TitiNt'ws,, , _
MUSEUM VILLAGE
P1C1KF_J`1R111N[G, WWI
PICKERING
Celebrating
o u r i4_
Y
* Town of Pickering (905) 420.2222(905)683.2760
1 3511 Anniversary -
Aug. 21 Site Plan AdviM)ry Committee
Aug. 22 Pickering/Ontario hydro
Liaison Committee Meeting
Aug. 2' Council Meeting i0 p.m.
T
Aug. 2H (:ommitlee of Adjustment
0
TOWN OF PICKERING
HOLIDAY
OPERATING HOL•RS
1ION'DAY, SEPTEMBER ?, 1996
Monday. Sept. 2 Closed
DUNBARTON '11
Nlunda�. Sept. Closed
FNIERGENCY SERVICES
I:ntcrQencs Senlces will nut he attested hx,
the Hulida} S;hedule. l41wn of Pickering
Public %forks F tnergency-prlephonc
\ulnh..I Is 190-41 683-4319
Notice of Temporary Road
Closure
Sheppard Avenue will be closed
east of Altona Road at Petticoat
Creek for a period of three (3)
weeks commencing Tuesday,
August 6, 1996, to allow for the
construction of a sanitary sewer.
The signed detour route
proposed during the period of
construction will be on the
Regional Arterial Roads of
Altona Road, Kingston Road and
Whites Rd.
All inquires into this
construction/temporary road
closure should be directed to the
Regional Municipality of
Durham, Construction Division
Office at 668-7721.
NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS LAND
Please note that pursuant to Fav-Law4592/95 (Disposal of
Land), the Council of 'I'he('orporation of the T'nwn of
Ptckenrtg. declared as surplus, the lands known ;n a part of Lot
25. Re,tsterrd Plan 820. PiLkrnng, consisting of a total area of
approximately 0.012 acres In ,i/e at the corner of Spruce Htll
Riad and Sheppard Aeenue on June 17. 1996. A map showing
tit, location of the suhleo lands n outlined helow.
r'.Auncil will he omsidenn,, a by-law :It its mf
meeting o
ti'. olcrnher 16. 1996 96 to authun/e the disposal of that A part of
L,,I 25. keiistcred Plan 820. Pickering Any person wishing to
'I Iress ('ouncil with respect to this matter, should contact the
urlcrsigncd on or helme n4xwn on Septemhcr 13, 1996,
Bruce `l:I) lora
I��an Clerk
I .kn of Pickering
P lkering ('i%Ic
t „millet
( )ne •fie Iaplanade
I';, kering, Ontariot
1.1 ov' 6K7
Pickering
Museum
Ville
Sunday August 25th
00 PM to 4:00 PM
.
I , PI,uEPNN, MI,SEJM V1LAGE is located on
l 1 Hwy 47 between Brock Poad in
Pickering and Westney Pcad to Ajax
AOM ;;r,N Ad ats $4 Sr 8 Students
$2 50 Children 52 Families 512 3
Preschoolers free For more information
please :all (905) 42145Z or 583-84C'
History In Action
_ Notice of Public Information Meeting
Proposed Pickering Official Plan
When: September 17, 1996 at 7:00 p.m.
f' IIt.In.I Where: Council Chambers
f Inn Pickering Civic Complex
One the Esplanade
Pickering, Ontario
The Town of Pickering is nearing Completion of its new
Official Plan - a plan that will guide the entire Towns growth for
the next 20 years. The Proposed Pickering Official Plan will be
discussed at a special Public Information Meeting held at the
date, time and location listed above. You are encouraged to
attend this meeting and discuss the Plan with Planning staff
Written comments on the Proposed Plan should be
submitted to Catherine Rose. Manager of Policy. Pickering
Planning Department by September 30, 1996. Staff will
consider all comments In the preparation of a Recommended
Official Plan which will be presented to the Executive
Committee of Council on November 7, 1996.
Copies of the Proposed Pickering Official Plan are available
for review at the Pickering Civic Complex and all Town libraries.
or they can be purchased for $10.80 at the Planning
Department. If you have any questions, please contact
Catherine Rose at (905) 420-4660 extension 2038, or (905)
683-2760.
Note:
If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the new Pickering
Official Plan, you must make a written request to: Town Clerk,
Town of Pickering, One the Esplanade, Pickering Ontario, L1V
6K7.
If a person or public body that files a notice of appeal of a
decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the new
Pickering Official Plan does not make oral submissions at a
public meeting or make written submissions to the Town of
Pickering before the new Pickering Official Plan is adopted, the
Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal.
• 10 a.m. Pancake Breakfast
• Unique Shopping
• Crafts and Gifts
• Fresh Corn & BBC
• Candle Dipping
Our Fall
Country Fair
Pickering Museum
Village
Sunday, September
8th
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Homemade Baking
C', !dren's Games
• Oxen Pulled Cart
• Cookie Decorating
• Family Entertainment
The Volunteer Recognition Ceremony/Reunion begins at 1
p.m. Call 683-8401 or 420-4620 for more information.
Pickering Museum Village is located on Hwy. 7 between
Brock Rd. and Westney Rd.
Fall Youth Programs
Sports and Drop-in Activities
ages 13 to 19 years
subsea [t, r- ...,... A;.
St. Mary Catholic High School
Friday's from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm
East Shore Conrnunity Centre
Wednesd % **a 740 pm to 10:30 pm
Ttrrwsdrys fiorw 7A0 pm to 10:30 pm
Fridaiys from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Pine Ridge SecorxJary School
Tuesdays frown 7:00 pm to 10.30 pm
Brougham Community Centre
Tuesday's from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pen
Watch for brforrnation on Dances and Special
Events as well as the development of a new -�
Youth council for Youth Issues.
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GARBAGE. RECYCLING
& YARD WASTE
PICKERING
TRANSIT
ALL PUBLIC
LIBRARIES
PICKERING NIUSEUNI
VILLAGE
DUNBARTON '11
Nlunda�. Sept. Closed
FNIERGENCY SERVICES
I:ntcrQencs Senlces will nut he attested hx,
the Hulida} S;hedule. l41wn of Pickering
Public %forks F tnergency-prlephonc
\ulnh..I Is 190-41 683-4319
Notice of Temporary Road
Closure
Sheppard Avenue will be closed
east of Altona Road at Petticoat
Creek for a period of three (3)
weeks commencing Tuesday,
August 6, 1996, to allow for the
construction of a sanitary sewer.
The signed detour route
proposed during the period of
construction will be on the
Regional Arterial Roads of
Altona Road, Kingston Road and
Whites Rd.
All inquires into this
construction/temporary road
closure should be directed to the
Regional Municipality of
Durham, Construction Division
Office at 668-7721.
NOTICE OF SALE OF SURPLUS LAND
Please note that pursuant to Fav-Law4592/95 (Disposal of
Land), the Council of 'I'he('orporation of the T'nwn of
Ptckenrtg. declared as surplus, the lands known ;n a part of Lot
25. Re,tsterrd Plan 820. PiLkrnng, consisting of a total area of
approximately 0.012 acres In ,i/e at the corner of Spruce Htll
Riad and Sheppard Aeenue on June 17. 1996. A map showing
tit, location of the suhleo lands n outlined helow.
r'.Auncil will he omsidenn,, a by-law :It its mf
meeting o
ti'. olcrnher 16. 1996 96 to authun/e the disposal of that A part of
L,,I 25. keiistcred Plan 820. Pickering Any person wishing to
'I Iress ('ouncil with respect to this matter, should contact the
urlcrsigncd on or helme n4xwn on Septemhcr 13, 1996,
Bruce `l:I) lora
I��an Clerk
I .kn of Pickering
P lkering ('i%Ic
t „millet
( )ne •fie Iaplanade
I';, kering, Ontariot
1.1 ov' 6K7
Pickering
Museum
Ville
Sunday August 25th
00 PM to 4:00 PM
.
I , PI,uEPNN, MI,SEJM V1LAGE is located on
l 1 Hwy 47 between Brock Poad in
Pickering and Westney Pcad to Ajax
AOM ;;r,N Ad ats $4 Sr 8 Students
$2 50 Children 52 Families 512 3
Preschoolers free For more information
please :all (905) 42145Z or 583-84C'
History In Action
_ Notice of Public Information Meeting
Proposed Pickering Official Plan
When: September 17, 1996 at 7:00 p.m.
f' IIt.In.I Where: Council Chambers
f Inn Pickering Civic Complex
One the Esplanade
Pickering, Ontario
The Town of Pickering is nearing Completion of its new
Official Plan - a plan that will guide the entire Towns growth for
the next 20 years. The Proposed Pickering Official Plan will be
discussed at a special Public Information Meeting held at the
date, time and location listed above. You are encouraged to
attend this meeting and discuss the Plan with Planning staff
Written comments on the Proposed Plan should be
submitted to Catherine Rose. Manager of Policy. Pickering
Planning Department by September 30, 1996. Staff will
consider all comments In the preparation of a Recommended
Official Plan which will be presented to the Executive
Committee of Council on November 7, 1996.
Copies of the Proposed Pickering Official Plan are available
for review at the Pickering Civic Complex and all Town libraries.
or they can be purchased for $10.80 at the Planning
Department. If you have any questions, please contact
Catherine Rose at (905) 420-4660 extension 2038, or (905)
683-2760.
Note:
If you wish to be notified of the adoption of the new Pickering
Official Plan, you must make a written request to: Town Clerk,
Town of Pickering, One the Esplanade, Pickering Ontario, L1V
6K7.
If a person or public body that files a notice of appeal of a
decision of the Town of Pickering in respect of the new
Pickering Official Plan does not make oral submissions at a
public meeting or make written submissions to the Town of
Pickering before the new Pickering Official Plan is adopted, the
Ontario Municipal Board may dismiss all or part of the appeal.
• 10 a.m. Pancake Breakfast
• Unique Shopping
• Crafts and Gifts
• Fresh Corn & BBC
• Candle Dipping
Our Fall
Country Fair
Pickering Museum
Village
Sunday, September
8th
10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Homemade Baking
C', !dren's Games
• Oxen Pulled Cart
• Cookie Decorating
• Family Entertainment
The Volunteer Recognition Ceremony/Reunion begins at 1
p.m. Call 683-8401 or 420-4620 for more information.
Pickering Museum Village is located on Hwy. 7 between
Brock Rd. and Westney Rd.
Fall Youth Programs
Sports and Drop-in Activities
ages 13 to 19 years
subsea [t, r- ...,... A;.
St. Mary Catholic High School
Friday's from 7:00 pm to 10:30 pm
East Shore Conrnunity Centre
Wednesd % **a 740 pm to 10:30 pm
Ttrrwsdrys fiorw 7A0 pm to 10:30 pm
Fridaiys from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm
Pine Ridge SecorxJary School
Tuesdays frown 7:00 pm to 10.30 pm
Brougham Community Centre
Tuesday's from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pen
Watch for brforrnation on Dances and Special
Events as well as the development of a new -�
Youth council for Youth Issues.
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PAGE S -A -THE NEv4.SApvERTISER, WED., AUGUST 21, M6
Around
urha" m Rem"on
Whitby man kidnapped over pal's drug debt
Hour-long ordeal ends
with man's safe release
WHITBI" -- A 48 -,.ear -old **Xhitby man
was kidnapped I`ridas night hN two goons
who demanded moncN f'(n- what the\ said
was an outstandrn__ dru_ debt 0%w Cd h% his
roommate.
Two suspects knocking on the door of the
victim's Rossland Road East residence
asked for another man who was not at the
home at the time. Durham Regional Police
say.
111e suspects grabbed the %Oinl h1. the
!proal. threatened him �%ith a knife and
High steppin' highland dancing
Vanessa Rivard kicks up her heels while taking part in the novice eight years
and under division at the Durham Highland Dancing Association competition at
Rotary Park in Ajax Saturday. Rivard, an Oshawa resident dancing with the
Symington Wallace Dancers of Ajax, was one of more than 65 competitors par-
ticipating.
Whitby bush party
leads to arrests
WHITBY — Ten minors were slapped with
fines for drinking underage after police crashed
a late-night bush party at a Whitby park Thurs-
day night.
The party in the greenbelt area off Whitburn
Street, involving from 20 to 30 Whitby teens
between the ages of 16 and 18, was broken up
by routine patrol officers close to midnight,
Durham Regional Police say.
Ten youths were given Provincial offence
fines of $125 for drinking under the legal age,
while two were fined for possessing liquor ille-
gally, Inspector Greg Reid says.
He adds four drunken youths were driven
home by police.
Police have adopted a "zero -tolerance poli-
cy" with regard to bush parties and vow to lay
abducted him. Police say the pair drove the
victim to several locations in Whithy and
Oshawa searching for the roommate.
It was at a tow nhouse complex in south
Whithv, near the GO station, where "some
neighbors heard a commotion and veiled out
to the pair:' who left the victim hehind and
fled in a blue Chevy "1Tacker, IS Division
Inspector Greg Reid says.
"The victim wasn't injured, but he was
really frightened. There were threats made;"
Insp. Reid says.
The man's ordeal lasted about an hour
before he escaped from the suspects.
Both suspects are described as black, :t)
to 35 with slim builds.
`Man of Steel'
hit by train
o the mend
Girlfriend of man who
`came back from death'
after second close
encounter with train
jokes 'I'm going to kill
him when he gets
out of hospital'
BY STEPHEN SH %%%
IN Kff%%l Nl%tt
OSH:�N:% — A _12 -Near -old Oshawa
man struck h% a freight train last week has
"come hack from death" and is improving in
hospital — but he's running out of nine
lives, his girlfriend says.
The Bond Street man was knocked from
the tracks late "I'ucsdav night while walking
along the Canadian Pacific line just cast of
Park Road with two buddies. He was rushed
to Oshawa General Hospital in serious con-
dition.
He suffered multiple broken rihs, a
badly -mangled leg, damaged liver, tear in
one lung and substantial hlooxl loss, says
Quinta Service, his roommate and girl-
friend.
Following two operations to repair inter-
nal injuries, he remained in a chemically -
induced coma for six days. "He came out of
it Saturday. The doctors didn't think he was
going to make it. He was hit by the (train's)
charges "where there is any illegal activities
going on;' Insp. Reid warns.
Patrol officers have been assigned to make
nightly visits to local parks throughout the
summer to curb the parties, he says.
Oshawa youth
gangs attack
OSHAWA — A 14 -year-old was robbed at
knife-point of her jacket, shoes and necklace by
a gang of girls wearing bandannas outside
Oshawa General Hospital Friday night.
As that attack occurred, a 17 -year-old boy
was being swarmed in south Oshawa by a
group of hoodlums who robbed him of his
skateboard and $60, Durham Regional Police
say.
Both incidents occurred at 9 p.m.
Police say the girl, of Pentland Street, was
cow shields:' she says.
-I can't believe it. it's like he has come
hack frim death"
While her boyfriend is -in a lot ol• pain:'
she says doctors have told her a full recov-
ery may he possible within six months.
Ms. Scryice says he survived a close
encounter with train tracks four years ago,
when he fell from a bridge overpass on Gibh
Street and broke both arms.
"His little brother calls him the "Man of
Steel'. It's like he has nine lives. He used
two up in the bridge fall and another last
week — and now I'm going to kill him
when he gets out:' she laughs.
Her boyfriend and his two buddies
one who was cut lur more than 20 stitches
by a rock which the train kicked up — dis-
pute witness reports he was jumping up and
down on the tracks in a game of chicken
with the train.
'" Ticy weren't playing chicken. He was
drunk and didn't realize how fast it was
coming and misjudged it;' she explains.
"His friend told me that one second he was
telling a joke and the next second he was
gone.
She says the trio was using the rail line as
a shortcut home, as many people often do,
she claims, which raises questions about
safety precautions.
"I really don't think the area is secure
enough. There are no fences and haven't
been for years, and there isn't a 'no tres-
passing' sign"
outside OGH when she asked a group of girls,
in their late teens, wearing blue and white ban-
dannas around their necks and with dark lip-
stick, if they could spare a cigarette.
"They said they didn't have one but would
return with one. They came back, gave her a
cigarette and then one produced a
knife and threatened her," Staff
Sergeant Sandy Ryrie says.
The suspect wielding
the knife took the victim's
jacket while another sus-
pect removed her shoes and
• necklace, he says. The
group then fled.
• At the same time,
police say a 17 -year-old boy
was being pushed around and
assaulted by several youths at a
plaza at Wentworth and Oxford streets.
Police say the thugs stole his skateboard and
$60 cash before fleeing.
Neither victim was hurt in the attacks.
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DURHAM STAFF
DtIRIIAM -- Mental Health Services in
Durham have received provincial government
support in the form of annual funding.
Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty
announced at a press conference Friday annu-
al funding of $28,532 for the Family Associa-
tion of Mental Health (FAMI.)•
It's the first time that FAME has
received permanent government fund-
ing to assist in delivering its mandate:
reducing stress on families living with
someone suffering from mental illness
through education, support, referral
and advocacy.
"Mental health programs are very
important to this community and to all
Ontarians and are a priority to this
government," said Mr. Haherty. "I am
confident that these reinvestments will
greatly enhance community-based
care in Whitby and Durham Region
for people with serious mental ill-
ness. '
'I'he FAME funding is part of the
$23.5 million fund announced by
Health Minister Jim Wilson back in
May. According to Mr. Haherty, the
Province currently spends $12 billion
annually on mental health services,
including inpatient, outpatient, com-
munity and physician services.
FAMI: was first established in I.to-
bicoke in 1989 as a support project to
the Canadian Mental Health Associa-
tion and expanded to cover Durham
residents about two years ago. Work-
ing strictly on the support of volun-
teers, the new funding will allow a
part-time worker in Durham and pay
for other support services, including
public awareness tools such as flyers
and brochures.
FAME will also take a role in
reviewing the Health Carc Consent
Act to attempt to maks; the information
easier to understand.
Mental health services in Durham get boost from
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RAMI: will not be opening its own office
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"According to the Clarke Report one in
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Affect Durham appeals for help for disabled
BY LESLEY MCMASTER
SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER
DURHAM -- Government cutbacks
it's a nasty phrase striking people across
the province, including the mentally and
physically challenged.
But one group is trying to have a posi-
tive effect on the lives of Durham's
disabled, in spite of today's troubled
times.
Affect Durham represents six
family -based organizations --
Durham Better Life, The Invisible
Disability Support Group, Drcam-
catchers, People First, the Durham
Association for Family Respite Ser-
vices and Our home -- which pro-
vides emotional and physical sup-
port to 500 client families with dis-
abled children and adults.
Provincial funding cuts of five
and six per cent annually saw most
organizations exhausting their man-
power while struggling to stay alive,
says Mayah Sevink• executive direc-
tor of the Durham Association of
Family Respite Services in Ajax.
"We got off easy because we have
annualized funding and have been
around for 15 years," she explains.
"But the other members were on
shakier ground because they don't
have annualized funding. They
receive one-time (grants)."
Enter Affect Durham, a chance to
pool resources and strategies in
terms of alternative funding.
With each member organization
seating a board member in the
umbrella group, the result is an orga-
nized cohesive approach to fund-
raising.
-We're learning together and we
recogniic that everyone doesn't have
a lot of time," Ms. Seyink adds.
Working hard since its inaugural
meeting last April, the group plans to
target the community in raising
funds, says Roy Brillinger of Affect
Durham.
"The government is cutting out
money and institutions," he explains.
"At the same time it's thrusting the
disabled back into the community
and the family.
"We're following the government
style by asking the community to
support their needs rather than ask
the government for money." he adds.
"We have to become less dependent
upon government support."
Mr. Brillinger believes the com-
munity has much to gain from a
working relationship with Durham's
disabled.
People with disabilities are train-
able and able to contribute to the
community, he explains.
"One hundred per cent of the
money raised stays in the Durham
Region and the community," Mr.
View to a grill
in Greenwood
AJAX-PICKERING — Come and
get it!
Greenwood United Church, on the
6th Concession in the Village of
Greenwood, holds a beef barbecue Fri-
day, Aug. 23 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Cost is $10 for adults, $5 for chil-
dren under age 12 and free for
preschoolers. Participants are advised
to bring their own lawn chairs.
Advance twkets are required for the
event.
Call 683-6217 for more informa-
ttiion.
Brillinger adds.
Affect Durham has held Reno outlets
and operated bingo every second Monday
of each month at Bingo Country in Ajax.
The group also plans to sell refrigera-
tor -magnetized calendars and approach
local service clubs for ticket sales pro-
ceeds in order to raise funds, Mr.
Brillinger explains.
The biggest event on Affect Durham's
current agenda is a benefit performance of
Michael Frayn's play, Noises Off, on Sept.
18.
The British farce starts at 8 p.m. at
Oshawa tittle Theatre, 62 Russett Ave. in
Oshawa.
Tickets cost $20 and are available on a
first-come first-served basis at Our Home
in Oshawa at (905) 579-3406 and at Fam-
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event was held last Wednesday.
'I photo by Ron Pietroniro
Durham auto thefts
'heading for record'
0 Police offer warning after
16 cars stolen in Durham
municipalities in one night
DURHAM -- The number of auto thefts in
Durham appears to be "heading for an all-time
record" this year after 16 vehicles were stolen
last Thursday night.
Eight cars were ripped off in Oshawa, while
the remaining were taken from areas of Picker-
ing, Ajax, Bowmanville and surrounding parts
of the region, says Durham Regional Police
Staff Sergeant Sandy Ryrie.
In most cases the thieves forced their way
into the vehicles before speeding off, but in
several cases doors were left unlocked, says
the staff sergeant.
"Obviously we get more in the summer
frights than in the winter, but people need to be
reminded to always lock their doors." he sa%s.
"Our biggest concern is that the majority
are stolen by young
people who don't
have drivers'
licences and usually
involve drugs or
alcohol. a
"The potential for N3 .
disaster is
immense."
So far in 1996
automobile thieves
have stolen 1,187
vehicles, up from Staff Sergeant
997 at this point last Sandy RyrW
year.
In 1990, there
were just 1,223 automobile thefts for the entire
year.
vacat on BlD a camp in Pickering
PICKERING -- A camp Peace Lutheran Church, to Grade 6. Cost for the camp
with emphasis on the teach- 928 Liverpool Rd., Pickering, is $20 per child or $35 per
ings of the Bible is being held holds a Vacation Bible School family.
next week as the summer Aug. 26 to 30 from 9 a.m. to Call 839-3521 or 416 -284 -
vacation nears its end. noon for kids from age three 7265 to register.
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The News Advertiser carriers
who bring the latest news and
advertising information to your
door will ask for the $4 four-week
delivery- charge.
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voluntary -pay newspaper, you'll
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not to pay.
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Interest sprouting
In Canada, a 1994 survey revealed
there are more than half a million vegetar-
ians, and that figure didn't include the mil-
lions who were simply trying to reduce
meat in their diets.
To accommodate the
steadily increasing number
of British vegetarians, the
English fast-food chain
Wimpy's now includes a
vegetarian sandwich known
as the Beanhuroer.
When looking at the fol-
lowing facts, taken from a
Canada Earth Save Societv
pamphlet, it makes sense
both from a health and an
environmental standpoint to
decrease meat portions.
w' In the last 10 years.
extensive medical studies
have reported that %N'cstcrn-
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Jim: excessive amounts of
rainforest than any other activity in Cen-
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w' Every steak has the same global
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protein, saturated fat, cho-
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fibre.
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poultry and dairy products
are the major source of pesti-
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The bell tolls at new times
for some students in Ajax
and Pickering this school year
AJAX-PICKERING -- Stu-
dents at Pickering High School
are reminded classes will start 20
minutes later this year.
,Due to changes in the busing
schedule, school will start at
9:15 a.m., says principal Gary
Down. Classes traditionally
started at 8:55 a.m. at Pickering
High.
On the first day of school,
Sept. 3, all students are asked to
be in their homerooms before
9:15, Mr. Down says. Home-
room lists will be posted in the
school's foyer and cafeteria
areas. Classes will be dismissed
early.
Regular dismissal time will
now be 3:30 p.m.
Pickering High is one of nine
schools in Ajax and Pickering
with new start and dismissal
times as a result of changed bus-
ing schedules.
Due to budget cuts, Durham
Board of Education reduced
funding for transportation this
year. The staggered start and dis-
missal times allow buses to pick
up and deliver two loads of stu-
dents each morning and after-
noon. This will save the board
$386,280 this year.
Other Ajax schools with
altered schedules are
Ajax group hits the waves
AJAX -- Local Christian Singles Serving Christ are
cruising for some fun.
The Ajax -based group is planning n a cruise of Toron-
to Harbor, which will include a late, light lunch and
entertainment on Saturday, Aug. 24.
Meet at the Christian life Centre, corner of Rossland
and Ravenaroft Rds.. Ajax at 11:30 a.m. to car pool.
Cost is S20 for the cruise and S5 for gas and parking.
Space is limited and those going should get tickets
ASAP
Call 428-7028 (Gloria) or 416-269-6720 (Nessie) for
information.
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O Laboratory, X-ray and pharmacy
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O Private and semi -private
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Cadarackque Public, 8:15 a.m.
to 2:30 p.m.; and Parkside Pub-
lic, 8:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m.
Pickering schools with
altered schedules are Bayview
Heights Public, 8:10 a.m. to 2:40
p.m.; Sir John A. Macdonald
Public, 8:25 a.m. to 2:5.j p.m.;
Frenchman's Bay Public, 8:10
a.m. to 2:40 p.m.; E.B. Phin Pub-
lic, 8:40 a.m. to 3:10 p.m.; Val-
leyview Public, 8:15 a.m. to 2:45
p.m.; and Claremont Public,
9:05 a.m. to 3:45 p.m..
For information on altered
school bus routes, call the
board's transportation depart-
ment at 905-666-6151.
THE (YEWS ADVERTISER, WED., AUGUST 21. 1"6 -PAGE 17-A
Request for Public Opinion
on the Proposed
Nursing Home Annual
licence Renewal of
Community Nursing Home, Pickering
In accordance with the Nursing Homes Act, public opinion is being
requested prior to a final decision being made on the above.
If you have comments or opinions and wish to bring them to the attention
of the Ministry of Health, you may submit them in writing by addressing
them to: Director. Residential Services Branch
Ontario Ministry of Health
$7(H) Yonge Street, 7th Plixwr
.North York. Ontario M'I%l 4h5
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students StartSmart
DURHAM -- First-year students at
Durham College can jump start their col-
lege education with StartSmart-
StartSmaM which begins Monday,
Aug. 26, helps new students become
acquainted with the college and pick up
skills designed to boost their education.
A joint effort of the college staff and
Durham College Student Association,
SwSmart runs for a week and irwludes
tours, special interest seminars photo
identification and information on student
loans. Seminar topics include student
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and ncxe-taking skills, reading and %tudv
skills, computer testing and college
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"It's important to make students feel
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ondary programming and continuous
learning. "In the past" StanSmart pro-
grams have contributed greatly to the
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ly refining the process and this year will
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Students can get more information on
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More than just puppy love...
Joyce Smith cap
AY MARIANNE TAKACS
—STAFF REPORTER_ . _
PI(,K�RING -- Joyce Smith just can't say
no'.
Not to any sick, hungry
or homeless animal, or any- 4 i just
one who has such an animal
they don't know what to do gradual
with.
So Ms. Smith's south would t
Pickering house is usually rabbit
filled with creatures of all
kinds. Right now she's got squirrel
two orphan raccoons in a
cage in her back yard, two whatev
hedgehogs in her living anybod
room and about 15 cats
wanderin; around, as well 8IId CO
as her own pet half -German
shepherd -hal f -wolf. Cara. look aft
Skunks. birds, rabbits
and squirrels are also fre- can't h
quent house guests. myself.
"It started when I was a
kid." recalls Ms. Smith, animals
tx)w 67.
"We always had ani- can't st
mals. My dad was a hobby
farmer. We were allowed see any
what animals we wanted. I hungry
used to take home cvcn
bird and my mother would E hurting.
nurse it back to health."
Then came an interlude I __ pl
when she got married and
had children where she was Qnim
limited to a cat and a dog.
But. about 10 years ago, I Joyce
after the kids moved out L _
and she was alone again.
her little zoo began to grow once more.
"It just started ,_raduall, - I would take a
rabbit or a squirrel, whatever anyboxfy found
and couldn't kook after. I can't help myself. 1
love animals. I can't stand to see anything
hungry or hurting."
After she nurses the animals hack to
health. Nis. Smith finds homes for the
domestic ones and returns the others to their
natural habitat, usually by taking them to a
wildlife sanctuary up north.
ny 't sa no to sic
She doesn't know how manv animals she
has found homes for over the vears, but
guesses it's hundreds "at least".
The many creatures great and small Ms.
Smith has helped include
started the stray and wild oats liv-
ing near the Pickering
ly • I nuclear station.
ake 8 She has gone regularly to
feed the often -starving
Or a felines, tried to trap them
feales to get them spayed•
and taken litters to find
homes for.
er Manv of the animals Ms.
Smith looks after arc
y found, brought to her by caring
uldn't People who found them
sick or injured. A few are
er. I unwanted pets dumped on
her property after she's told
elp the owners she has no room
I love for more, and some, like
the two hedgehogs, are
j from pet shops that don't
know what to do with them
aII d to or can't find buyers.
"I don't think hedgehogs
thing
should be pets. They
Or shouldn't be in a cage.
"1 don't think a lot of ani-
mals should be pets."
Nis. Smith is frequently
Pic
appalled at the things Pet -
pie do to animals. like the
aI lover, ones who get a kitten for
their kids during a vacation
Smith
and then abandon them at
the dump near her brother's
summer resort in Muskoka.
"Our laws have to change. People are so
crucl."
One thin; she would like to sec is a
requirement for the cost of spaying or neu-
tering to be included in the price of a cat
from a pet shop. which would mean fewer
cats for her and others to rescue from aban-
donment and starvation.
More protection for animals might also
save Ms. Smith a lot of money, since she
now spends most of what she earns on food
Durham woman guilty of cruelty
to animals after
BY STEPHEN SHAW
DURHAM S[AFT
DURHAM -- A 47 -year-old Oshawa
woman charged with starving and aban-
doning her 18 -month-old dog has been
banned from owning a pet and placed on
probation for two years.
Phyllis Dennis, of Quebec Street, plead-
ed guilty in Oshawa provincial court to a
cruelty to animals charge after she left her
spaniel cross -breed behind without food or
water when she moved from her Bruce
Street home in January.
Judge David Stone also ordered her to
perform 50 hours of community service,
which the woman is serving with the
Oshawa and District Humane Society.
A landlord contacted the Oshawa and
District Humane Society after discovering
the flea -infested, emaciated dog — given
the name Susie Q by Society workers —
four days after the row house had been
vacated.
"She was skin and bones, like a skele-
ton. She was in just lerrible,1drible shape.
It's the worst case of abandonment I've
abandoning dog
seen in all my life in which a dog has sur-
vived," humane society inspector Betty
Van Seters said. She described the condi-
tions in the home when Susie Q was found
as "disgusting, just filthy.
"She had gone months without proper
nourishment- Her coat was so sparse you
could see her skin.
"Her coat was so Win we had to put her
in a small sweater and keep her in the door-
way between my office by a beater, which
I cranked up ... It was a long haul for her but
she started to come back."
After spending two months of recovery
under the care of society workers, which
provided warmth, affection and a high pro-
tein diet, a "sweet, happy" Susie Q was
adopted by an Oshawa family, Ms. Van
Seters said.
The inspector said she spent almost six
months trying to track down the dog's for-
mer owner until she eventually found her
and laid charges in June.
More Wan 100 dogs and cats are found
abandoned in vacant homes and aparanents
each year, Ms. Van Seters said.
IL
injured or abandoned animals
and medical care for those that have been
abused.
"It's so expensive. I'm always in debt. I
don't smoke. I don't drink. I don't do any-
thing. I don't go anywhere."
Ms. Smith says she doesn't want to com-
plain and wouldn't trade the joy she gets
from her furry and feathered friends for
material things.
But she is worried about the future.
"1'm getting toxo old to keep up this pace.
I'm going to keep it up lir a fcw years more
but I'm not going to live forever."
Her dream is to establish a wildlife sanc-
tuary for Durham where people could take
animals in distress and others would be able
to take over much of the work she does now.
She and a small group arc working on the
project already, but it's only in the prelimi-
nary planning stages without a site or fund-
ing yet.
Also in that group is Laurel Gould of
Pickering, who works at a pet shop and met
Ms. Smith there. The two have worked
together on occasion to help find homes for
animals. "She can't keep this up forever
financially or physically so we're trying to
set up a system to take over her work," says
Mrs. Gould.
"It's people like her who have really made
a difference with animal cruelty. She has res-
cued a lot of animals."
Anyone interested in helping establish
the sanctuary, adopting a cat or kitten or
assisting in some other way may phone Ms.
Smith at 839-13310.
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Casting call for
Theatre Durham's
On Golden Pond
D Touching drama
takes stage in troupe's
first production
of the season
DURIIAM -- Theatre Durham is
sending out a casting call for its first
production of the season to hit
the staee in November.
Aug. 27 at 7 p.m. sharp hoth nights.
"Those auditioning are asked to
recite prepared comedic or dramatic
monologues, two to three minutes in
duration, or to recite a short story of
their choice.
On Golden Pond is directed by
Angie Fyke of Scarborough who's
making her directorial debut for The-
atre Durham.
She's won numer-
The troupe is inviting r ous theatre awards for
actors to audition for v, `� her stage management
On Golden Pond by M; skills.
Ernest Thompson. ; , ! - Theatre Durham's
The play, which y' `� new home for the sea -
spawned an Academy
Award-winning film start-
ing Katherine flepburn and Henry
and Jane Fonda, follows the relation-
ship of a grown-up daughter and her
father at the family's cottage over the
:nurse of a sum-
mer.
Required arc
two men and two
women, ages 20
to 70, and one
male aged 15.
Auditions are
at O'Leary's
School of
Drama, 1550
Bayly St., Unit
22, Pickering, on
Sunday, Aug. 25
and Tuesday,
son is the auditorium at
the Village Retirement
Centre at 1955 Valley Farm Rd.,
Pickering.
For an appointment, call t;)5-985-
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PICKERING -- Pickering Concert Band
is welcoming new members this season and
conductor Keith Bohlender encour-
ages musicians of all ages to come
out and join the hand.
In particular, there are immediate
openings for percussion, French
horns, low brass and clarinets.
In keeping with its mandate to be a
true community hand, Pickering
Concert Band does not charge
membership fees.
Rehearsals begin Tuesday, Aug.
27 at 7:30 p.m. at the Seniors' Cen-
tre in the Pickering East Shore Com-
munity Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S.
The 1996-97 season begins with the
hand appearing at the History in Action
event at Pickering Museum Village Sun-
day, Sept. 8.
A Halloween concert for kids of all ages
is scheduled for Sundav, Oct. 27 and
the fourth annual Christmas concert
with the Whithv County Town
Singers is scheduled for Sunday,
Dec. 1.
The hand welcomes guest conductors
throughout the year and several work-
shops with guest conductors are planned
over the course of the season.
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Writers' invitespoetic submissions
❑ Dan Sullivan Memorial
Poetry Contest features
prizes in various categories
DURHAM -- A poetry contest is the
inspiration for local writers to tap into
their imagination.
The Writers' Circle of Durham
Region's second annual Dan Sullivan
Memorial Poetry Contest is open to any-
one who lives, works or attends school in
the Region.
Named for Pickering resident and poet
Dan Sullivan, who died last year, the con-
test aims to promote and recognize the
original work of Durham poets.
Yhere are three categories -- children
up to age 12, youths up to age 18 and
adults.
Poems must be original, previously
unpublished, on any subject, a maximum
of 40 lines, typed and double-spaced on
one side of an eight -and -a -half -by - ll -inch
sheet of paper.
The contest will be blind -judged, so an
entrant's name must not appear on the
poem.
The entrant's name, address, the poem
title and first line should be included on a
separate piece of paper.
Poems will be judged on
originality and a sense of the
craft of poetry.
Entry fee is S5 for children
and youths, and SIO for adults.
The fee must be submitted
Old-fashioned hymn sing
at Pickering Museum Village
PICKFRING -- The Pickering Brock Road in Pickering and Westney
Museum Village Chapel hosts an old- Road in Ajax.
fashioned hymn sing Sunday. For more information, call 683 -
Soloists. choirs and instrumentalists 9401.
are invited to join
in the uplifting
non-dcnomina-
tional event from
1 to 4 p.m. when
old songs of the
church will fill
the air and
txeathe life back
into the old build-
ings.
The Ballad
Project js among,
featured groups
lined up to enter-
tain.
If you or your
to join in. call
Dave or Sharon
at 683-8401.
Everyone's
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Admission to the
hymn sing is S4
for adults, seniors
and students,
$2.50 for chil-
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families.
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By AL RIVETT
— SPURTS,RFK)tl!T;R-,
PICKERING — The Pickering Panthers
are back on the pond again with renewed
hopes of improving their record of a year ago
which left them out of the playoff picture.
The main four-day training camp for the
Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League
squad began Monday night at the
Pickering Recreation Complex
with 52 hopefuls on the ice.
The club will open its four -
game exhibition season on the
road Friday against the North
York Rangers.
Panthers' general manager Ron Blizzard
says the club, unlike last year, will begin train-
ing camp from a position of strength with at
least 12 players returning from the 1995-96
season. The team has also attracted a number
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Panthers look t
o improve as hockey seaso
of veteran players from other Metro league
teams to the camp to further strengthen the
club going into the 1996-97 season. As well,
approximately 25 rookie players were invited
back from the club's rookie camp held earlier
in the summer.
-The camp from last year to this year is
quite different. I think from the job we did
last year, we're getting better respons-
es from the players. As a result, we
have a better selection of players to
pick Irom;' says Blizzard, who's in
his second season as Panthers' GM.
"I'm definitely looking for an improve-
ment over last year."
The league has also undergone a metamor-
phosis from last year. as the Metro loop cur-
rently N)asts 16 teams, up from 12 a year ago.
A 17th squad is expected to begin play this
year, but it's still in the prchminary stages.
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As well, the Panthers will compete in a
whole new division, as the league has been
sliced up into one six -team division and two
five -team divisions. The Panthers will play in
the Eastern Division with established clubs
the Oshawa L.egionaires and the Wellington
Dukes, along with the upstart Port Hope
Buzzards, a Deseronto-based Quinte entry
and a new U.S. club from Syracuse, New
York.
Blizzard notes the new division and the
new additions to the league arc a mixed bless-
ing.
"It's good for us in a sense that we'll be
playing new clubs in our division, but we're
adding more travelling and our expenses will
be up considerably. But, it'll be better for us in
the sense that we had great series with
Wellington and Oshawa last year and with the
new clubs in the division we should have the
SPORTS
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n nears
jump on the division:'
The Panthers expect to begin regular -sea-
son action in mid-September. However, a
revised schedule necessitated by the new
entries to the league is currently being
processed and is due to be released shortly.
PANTHER POSTSCRIPT: The coaching
staff remains the same for the club going into
the current campaign. Head coach John
Blackburn will be joined by assistants Steve
Tchipper and Kevin Stover. Head scout
Cliff Long will also serve as the club's assis-
tant general manager. -The Panthers are plan-
ning a Glenn Healy Night this year to honor
the former Panther who's a goalie for the
NHI_'s N'cwYork Rangers. His sweater will he
retired during the evening, which is still in the
planning stages. The club is also planning a
'roast' for long-time trainer Scotty Ramage.
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Pickering archer on the mark to retain Canadian title
By Al, RIVET_I.
w(' kIs KI 144? 11 K
PICKERING — A Pickering archer has
reaffirmed his status as the most accurate
.hot in the country.
Although still suffering the effects of
two other competitions, including the
Summer Olympic Games in Atlanta which
closely followed on the heels of the nation-
al competition, Kcyin Sally, 23, defended
his Canadian men's crown at the Canadian
Archery Championships in Victoria, B.C.
Aug. 12 to 16.
Although his scores were lower than
usual, Sally shot a 105 and a 106 in the two
preliminary rounds to advance to the gold -
medal match against rival Claude Rousseau
of Montreal. In the final. Sally shot a 99 to
retain his title.
-It was a bit of a relief to defend my title
which I won last year. It was a load off my
hack. !'d been competing for the past four
weeks in a row and I was getting pretty
Wanderers rule in rugby
AJAX-PICKERING — Ajax
Wanderers rugby teams were poor hosts
on Saturday, winning three games and
tying a fourth.
In Ontario Rugby Union semi-final
action, the Wanderers women's firsts
hammered Brock 55-5. Janet Burnell and
Gina Minutillo scored two tries each.
Annette Darby scored one try and kicked
five converts, while Charlotte Matthie,
Sandra Muller, Natascha Wesch and Sue
Asprey all had one try The women's sec-
onds thumped the Brampton seconds 34-
0 in a Toronto Rugby Union `A' Division
semi-final game. Lisa Teillete scored two
tries and booted a convert, while Jessie
Steinberg had two trys, Heidi Fischer a
try and a convert, and Lisa Page a try.
The Wanderers men's seconds beat
the Balmy Beach thirds 2619 Saturday.
Scoring one try edch were Tom Damstra,
Glen Bureau, Don Pettitt and Nick
Griffiths. Chris Duffy kicked three con-
verts. The men's thirds tied Markharri
seconds 10-10, as Brendan Trainor and
Craig Bell both scored one try.
On Sunday, the over -35 team was
'beaten 56-17 by the Oshawa Vikings.
( Brett Mahler had two trys and a convert
( and Andrew Selbie a try.
burnt out. Fin pretty proud of m achieve-
ments."
A total of 39 of the top archers in the
country competed at the national champi-
onships.
Just prior to the nationals, Sall, compct-
ed at the U.S. nationals in
Orlando. Florida during
the first week of August.
There, he shot well enough
to become the number -one
ranked archer in the yisi-
tors category.
The U.S. and Canadian
nationals followed an out-
standing performance by
Sally al the '96 Summer
Olympics Games. Canada.
not noted as a particularly
strong nation in the sport,
gained new respect as its
threesome of young
archers — Sally, Rob
Rusnoy of Richmond Hill and Jeannot
Rohitaille of Montreal — ,hot well and
learned from the experience of going head-
to-head against the world's hest.
Sally finished 27th overa!I in the rankins
round at the Olympics with a score of 1293.
In the process, he set one
Canadian record and tied another.
He tied a Canadian mark for 36
arrows at 70 metres with a score
of 332. Sally set a Canadian
record with his total score of 625
for 72 arrows.
He proceeded to the elim-
ination round and was bounced in
the first round h,. 1990 Olympic
gold medallist Tomy Poilalinnon
of Finland. The Finn shot 158 to
Sally's 155.
In the team competition,
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Sally notes the experience of competing
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fact he didn't w in any medals.
"It was a creat experience It was ,o
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that it was supposed to he. I wanted to do
rm best and obviously I did. I had a eoo d
time and I learned a lot. There was nothing
negative about the Olympics. It was deti-
nitcly a positive experience."
Sails will return to Ryerson
Polvtcchmcal Uniyersit. in the fall where
he will finish his degree in electrical engi-
neering. He'll aim his training toward the
1997 World Archery Championships in
Victoria. B.C. Hes also committed to rep-
resenting Canada again at the 2(XX)
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(MVP Jacob Beln vs. Dominion Save -A -Centre 5
Julie's Esso 17 (MVP Andrea Vaughan) vs. Subway
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Peterborough 11 8 0 3 29
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Canada 7rust10 1 5 4 13 26 7
Osh Turui 14 5 7 2 30 39 17
Pickering 13 5 8 0 26
Quantum Information Resources 0-1
UNDER -12 GIRLS' DIVISION TWO
28 15
Scar : 1 8 1,1
Coidwell Bankers 0-1
HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS - Aug. 8
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UNDER -16 PREMIER DIVISION
ATOM BOYS' DIVISK)N
Aug 13 Bob „ohnslx Che%-0Ids 1, .,.. Parkland
TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
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17 Carpet-tovvne 14 vs R C Computers 11, Picov
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NY A,zur 1 18 16 1 1 114 20 49
Water Garden 8 ;�tsheues 14 vs C d W Store
Kicks 10 2 6 2 23 36 8
Unionville 17 10 4 3 50 32 33
Fixtures 7
Lady Bugs 10 2 6 2 21 47 8
York Jets 18 10 7 1 43 41 31
Aug 15 Internatgnal Computers 6 vs Parkland
Kumon 10 0 6 4 13 30 4
Scar Blues 16 9 4 3 55 36 30
NY Azzur2 17
Elecric 5. Picov Water Garden & F isherres 12 vs R C
UNDER -12 GIRLS' DIVISION THREE
8 8 1 48 53 25
Ofymk PIame18 7 9 2 31 48 23
Computers 8, Carpet-towne 1 . vs Bob Johnston
HOUSE LEAGUE STANDINGS - Aug. 8
Peterpofough18 6 9 3 37 57
Chev-Olds 7, Cris Sign 12 vs C d W Store Fixtures 6
TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
21
Previous MVPs for C 6 W Store Fixtures July 9
Kelsey - P 10 9 1 0 34 13 27
Osh Turul 18 6 10 2 33 4 20
Christopher Dixon, July 11 J vaughn Hutcrlfrlson; Judy
Re,'Max 10 7 2 1 30 15 22
Vaugnan 18 4 12 2 37 55 14
16 Andrew Rivet. July 18: Andrew Kayes. July 23
Bizbecue 10 5 3 2 16 10 17
Win •.bv2 18 2 15 1 16 82 7
Raul Das. July 30 Elliot Feldman, Aug 13 Michael
Royal Woods 10 3 6 1 13 18 10
Pickering 18 1 16 1 19 122 4
Foster
Pick Sb -Spon 10 2 7 1 8 24 7
UNDER -15 'A' DIVISION
TEAM GP W L T GF GA
FINAL
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UNDER -12 BOYS' DIVISK)N
Cobourg 15 7 8 0 78 47 21
Carpet -town 3b
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TEAM GP W L T PTS
Etobcoke 14 6 6 2 28 26 20
International Computers 37
Flex It 6 4 1 1 13
Pickering 13 6 7 0 30 43 18
B. Johnston Chev-0kfs27
Kicks 6 4 1 1 13
Peteroc'L '3 5 8 v 23 4 15
Prcov, Water Garden 23
Chargers 6 4 2 0 12
NY Cosmos 13 1 10 2 11 64 5
Coil Sign 22
Compu centre Chargers6 3 1 2 11
UNDER -17 'A' DIVISION
C 8 W Store Fixtures 19
Midas Shooting Stars 6 3 1 2 11
TEAM GP W L T GF GA PTS
R C Computers 14
Pori Royal Mills 6 3 2 1 10
Pickering 12 10 2 0 43 24 30
Parkland E*ctric 12
Sporting Image 7 2 4 1 7
Cobourg 13 9 3 1 49 13 28
JUNIOR -T -BALL DIVISION
Clearnet 6 1 5 0 3
Islington 11 7 3 1 26 15 22
GAME MVPS
Johnson Controls 7 0 7 0 0
West Rouge 13 6 4 3 23 14 21
Peterboro 12 6 4 2 39
LLOYD'S LANDSCAPING
UNDER -FIVE MIXED DIVISION
29 20
West E Unit 12 4 4 4 28
June 6 Dylan Lloyd. Jun 10 Kyle Mitchell: June 12
July 29: Shooting Stars 8 (Callum Lynch 3. Jason
19 16
Darlington 13 4 8 1 22 42
Kadeen Hutchinson, June 17. Nrkolals Aitken; June
Armstrong 3, Vance Fitzsimmons. Kareen Tucker,
13
Cabbagetown12 2 10 0 12 55
19: Brenna Lindsay. June 24 Michael Roche, Jun
MVPs Derek Redalond, Kareem Tucker) vs. Cam Tool
6
Rexfiale 12 0 10 2 18 49
26' Rebecca Lloyd. July 8: Tyler Leveret July 15.
8 Die 1 (Kelly West); Canada Trust 4 (Andy Andreoff
2
CENTRAL SOCCER LEAGUE
Phillip Lisc/o; July 17: Kristen Wagner; July 23:
Derrick Herdsman; Aug, t Emma Russell; Aug. 6:
3. Zachary Provost, MVPs Coln Weamhoulh, Eric
Moody) vs. Canadian Progress Club 0; SuperCentre
Recent scores utvolvorg Pickering teams
Kyle Britton; Aug. 13: Kevin Halford.
7 (Curtis Henderson 4, Marino Reilly 2, Kevin
UNDER -10 ELITE DIVISION
Aug. 12: Pickering 4 vs. Darkngton 2.
PICK FAMILY RESTAURANT
June 4: Adam Carson; June 4: Kyle Harrison; June 6:
Jovanov, MVPs Curtis Henderson, Laura Comacho)
Aug. 19: Ajax 3 vs. Pickering 2.
Gregory Trusdale; June 6: Kaylee Goulding; June 12:
vs. Lone Star Cale 5 (Chratina Paterson 4, Lindsey
Oimopoulos); Byson Insurance Kicks 3 (Ryan
UNDER -11 PREMIER DIVISION
Cassandra Abel; June 12: Travis Coulthard; June 12:
Branscombe 2, Samantha Wood, MVP Samantha
Aug. 13: Uruguay 3 vs. Pickering 1.
Megan Hutton; June 12: Cindy Lee Fekete; June 24:
Wood) vs. Subway 2 (Giancarlo Amento, Jason
UNDER -12 PREMIER DIVISION
Michael Goncahres; ,lune 24: Daniel Schofield: June
Rogers. MVP Jordan I").
Aug. 14: Pxckerrlg 3 vs. NY Hearts 1.
26: Jordan Ligftt ss: June 26: Kelly Luminoso; July 2:
SEVEN-ANDiUNDER 8011"S"A' DIVISION
UNDER -12 E DIVISION
Joel Loughlin; July 2: Devon M.
July OJ Muller 7 (Craig l 4. ill Granata,
Aug. 14: West Rouge 4 vs. Pickering 0.
CARPETTOMINE
Jimmyy Rae, Nide Langford,, MVPs Dann Siva. Craig
UNDER -13 PREMIER DIVISION
June 25: Deryk Kennedy; June 27: John Duffy; July 3:
Mazoral) vs. Port -A -Wall 2 (Gregory Mitchel 2, MVP
Aug. 15: Pickering 3 vs. Olympic Flame 0.
Jonathan Glynn; July 8: Sam Merrick; July 10: Katie
Michael Gloazzo); Blizzard 4 (Danny Vi lagra, Michael
UNDER -14 E DIVISION
Hodge; July 16: Jessica Whitfield: July 22: Blair
Kavaratzis, Steven Mysko, Sean Paukds, MVP Sean
Aug. 13: Pickering 3 vs. Argentina 1.
'A'
Kimble; July 25: Jordan Buencamino; July 29: Zack
Paulidis) vs. Wood Gundy 0 (MVP Michael Portener);
UNDER -15 DIVISION
DeVries; July 31: Mathew Blum; Aug. 6: Thomas
Canada Hardwood Flooring 3 (Mitchell Chudziak,
Aug. 7: Pickering 6 vs. Peterborough 1.
Gregoris: Aug. 12: Taylor Smith: Aug. 14: Laila Jaffry.
Joseph Demarinis, Micfhael Gearing, MVPs Joseph
Aug. 14: Pidcerng 5 vs. Cobourg 4.
PICKERING SLO-SPORTS
Demsrinis, Bradley Du ... too ) vs. PCCCA 0 (MVP
UNDER -16 PREMER DIVISION
June 11: Matthew Passmore; Juke 18: Brittany Fahel;
Adam Wilkinson).
Aug. 15: Oshawa Turul 3 vs. Pickering 3.
Joie 20: Tyler Harding; June 26: Travis Taylor; Judy 4:
PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION
Michael Lindens: July 4: Karim Corringham: July 9:
SEVEN -AND -UNDER BOYS"C' DIVISION
MITE GIRLS' DIVISION
Elizabeth O'Shea; July 9: Mark McFarlane; July 11:
July 29: Kicks 4 (Cassidy Spadabrd 2, Jeffrey Bruno
LEAGUE STANDINGS (Final)
Erin McGuire; July 11: Cotter A)len; July 16: Jessica
2, MVP Gregory Manson) vs. Hawks 2 (Daniel
TEAM GP W L T PCT. R/O
Boswell; July 16: Christopher Boessler; July 18: Marc
Simmonds 2, MVP D.J. Scriven); Ulramar 7 (Steven
Investigators Groupl6 15 1 0 .937 0
Class A Electronics16 9 5 2 0
Aquino; July 23: Brandon Zom.
Koufts 3, Chris Prato 2, Cory Giodano, Keven
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CHICK-HJOY
June 5: Deleta Grandy; June 10: Andrew Parnell;
Nicholas, MVP Peter Schmalz) vs. Chargers 2
(Samuel Picano, Graham Walmsley, MVP Michael
Marshall Homes 14 6 6 2 .500 2
June 12' Chelsea Abbott; June 17: Austin Plant; June
Lymberis); Vision Canada Vipers 3 (Kevin Wyke, C.J.
T.P.A. 15 6 7 2 .466 1
20: Corey Waters: June 25: Michael Porter; June 27:
Hamilton 2, MVPs Kevin Wylie, Mark Sorenberg) vs.
Cherrywood Roofing 15 6 8 1 .433 1
Matthew Evans; July 3: Briars Thompson; July 9: Greg
BMR Marketing 2 (Jason Robathan, Jordan Bonnie,
Silverside Computer 15 5 8 2 .400 1
Archibald; July 11: Alexandra Edwards; July 16: Ethan
MVPs Paulo Santacroce, Shawn Thompson); Lone
Coldwell Bankers 14 4 7 3 .392 2
Dixon; July 17: Meaghan Thompson; July 22: Steven
Star Cafe 4 (James Jarvis 2, Logan Camaron, Peter
Steve's No Frills 15 3 11 1 .233 1
Frost.
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DIVISION RESULTS
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LOVELY YOUNG LADY, 21 year
old single white female with
and occasional drinker. If this isI
you,
LOST IN THE NET Single white
smoker. BOX 31690
20 to 38, for long term relation -
brown hair and green eyes.
please respond. BOX
23278
mak, professional in Houston,
Texas who is lost in
OUTDOOR TYPE WANTED.
ship. Single Moms welcome,
Enjoy cuddling at the moviesOM&E,
camping, swimming and coun-
LOVES LIFE. Slim, attractive,
employed, single mother
the World
I Wide Web, seeks single white
Good looking single white male
who enjoys all outdoor activi-
BOX 31676
IN WHITBY. Very good looking
!
42 YEARS YOUNG who is ener-
try music. Seeking an attractive
of two
boys, 35, likes dining, dancing,
female, 25 to 39, to go to restau-
rants, movies, theatre, come
ties especially snowmobiling
and I 6 180lbs.
professional male. 32, clean.
getic, divorced and a mother of
male, 21 to 25, for friendship.
Please
traveling, and cottaging.
clubs, and to travel. Will replyo
camping. am ,
with a sense humor I
Seeking a white female for
a 15 year old. Enjoy variety in
call me as soon as pos-
Bible. BOX 23290
Looking for a non smoking,
honest,
great of
all who respond. BOX 3159am seeking cute. slim. single
gto
meetings: discretion assured.
Please leave a message, (I do
old, seeking a single white
life, as well as quiet moments
like dinners, movies, etc. A
NO HEAD GAMES. Medium
caring, working male, CASUAL FUN TIMES. Single female, 20
g• 9 I 30. with, or with-
i 35 to 45, with a sense of humor. white male, 37, fit,
not have a voice reetiriin m
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female. 18 to 24, en'o s camp -
enjoys
ing,
sensitive, compassionate. Sen-
built female, 26, brown hair and
eyes, very compassionate.
attractive, out, kids for friendship or pos-
who also loves life and chit- i seeking slim female, 20 to 35, sibly relationship. BOX 31685
mailbox). BOX 31668
NEW IN TOWN. 30 years old.
music and romantic
evenings. I'm 5'9", dirty blonde
sual and hopeless romantic
looking for an open and honest
Enjoy all sports, children, long
dren. BOX 23273 for casual, intimate afternoon GOOD LOOKING, SHY. Green
TAKE A CHANCE. Disabled or eveningencounters. Female ! 24,
58", 160 pounds, healthy and
hair, seeking relationship. BOX
23282
relationship. If interested,
walks and being with family and
friends. Looking for caring,
eyed, mature. 6 2' , with
female, 48, looking for an older couples ost welcome, satis- blonde spiked hair, enjoy work-
man for
fit. English background loves
children, enjoys outdoor activi-
COUNTRY LIVING. Social drink.
please call. BOX 31680
SHY AT FIRST. Single white
compassionate man, 26 to 32.
companionship, quiet faction guaranteed. Please call ing out, rollerblading, mountain I
evenings at home, and possibly now! BOX 31695
ties and travel. Looking for 26
ing man, 70, living in the coun-
try.
female, 30, 52", 130lbs, blonde
Single Dads are okay. BOX
biking. I am a social drinker
a long term relationship. BOX NAME YOUR PLEASURE. who enjoys treating a special
to 35 year old, attractive, slim
female: important.
non smoker. likes garden -
ing• going for long walks.
hair, brown eyes, looking for
31672
ROMANTIC LADY. White
23274 Dinner, movies, camping, goll, woman to wine and flowers.
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color not to
share special times. BOX 31670
Would like to meet a single or
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someone who is attractive, out-
female, young 60, non smoker,
G dancing and more, with male. Very romantic, good looking.
LEAVE ME A MESSAGE.
widowed white lady. 60 to 70.
going, likes kids, is honest,
into
social drinker only. Enjoy the-
39, who also loves children. I shy, and new in town. BOX
White male in my mid 30's. 6
non smoker, social drinker. no
caring, and humorous, not
head games, and knows what
ater, dining out, dancing, golf,
am 5'6", 155 pounds, with 23293
brown hair. If you are 20 to 35. FREEDOM 55. Good looking,
and 190 pounds. Looking for
discreet
! dependents. who is financially
secure. BOX 23285
he wants in iife. BOX 23307
travel, playing cards and quiet
I VERY LONELY. White male. 59, romantic and caring, call me. easy going, non smok ng male,
afternoon encounters
with a female. BOX 23289
CUTE 8 CUDDLY. Single white
QUALITY AND HONOR.
intelligent,
evenings at home. Seeking
established, honest, caring,
510", widower, non smoker. BOX 31693 53, 5 9", 165 lbs. searching for
social drinker, bilingual j GENTLEMAN,
ALONE AND LONELY.
male. 3 10 1/2". 30, long brown
Attractive, passion-
ate. 5'4", 39, blonde, blue eyes,
white male in his earl 60's, non
y
and 43, youthful. an honest, romantic, slim white
retired, likes outdoors, fishin attractive. 5'10", 175lbs, non female who likes fun and laugh-
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Overweight plain Jane, low self
esteem, 40's
hair, blue eyes considered cute.
Like puppies with spots. water -
love music, nature, learning,
I smoker, with a sense of humor
and similar interests. BOX
and camping. Looking for hon- smoker who is intelligent, ter, long walks. dancing, dining.
mid male would
like to meet you for no strings
melon, lore walks. being at the
� 9 9
playing pool and renovating.
31667
est, sincere, slim, petite to respecting, responsible, hon- Want someone to share retire-
attached relationship for
leach, camping, working out,
Seeking companion quality
WANT MORE HEAL Pretty
medium built woman. 55 to 62, est, carin easy sense ment ears with winters in a
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for friendship I
friendship and romance.
traveling and lust having fun as
s
and honor, who knows how to
relax and just let things hap-
brunette searching for the big
and possible relit- of humor, enjoys different � warmer climate. BOX 31582 I
I tionship. BOX 23306 activities, outings. and LOOKING FOR FUN. Single
Discretion assured and expect-
ed. Marital status unimportant.
well as quiet nights at home
cuddling. Looking for a slim,
pen. Looks and age not as
guy she did more that flirt with
at the famous players theater in
LOOKING FOR YOU. 21 year old evenings in. Seeking slim, white male. 30, 6. 145lbs. seek-
BOX 31664
single female. 24 to 30. Must be
important. BOX 23302
WOMAN. Early 40's,
Oshawa center. Please call.
single white male. very built, attractive lady who rs responsi- mg non smoking female, 25 to
long brown hair, blue eyes, 5'9'. ble,
BEST FRIENDS FIRST. 33,
honest- kind and drug -tree, with
COUNTRY
BOX 31660
easy going, caring and 35, who loves the outdoors. is
5 11 ', 180 lbs. blonde, blue
a great sense of humor. BOX
5 10", independent and finan-
1 N D E P E N 0 E N T.
easy to get along with, very honest, to share meaningful j easy going, and likes to havei
secure with myself
eyes looking to meet someone
23245
orally secure, likes animals and
outdoor life. Enjoy long walks,
Professional, self employed,
� p sed,
and open lore term relationship. All fun- For the Bonneville area.
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I minded. Looking for a female. replies answered. BOX 31694 BOX 31683 ��
who wants to get ahead. Enjoy
HONEST AND CONFIDENT.
Single white male. 43. profes-
romantic dinners, movies and
attractive, blonde hair, blue
20 to 30, to love and cherish HEART OF GOLD. Young 50's, 1 INVOLVED HAPPILY I am 5 9',
'
camin swimmin walks
p 9 9
alongthe teach or just staying
sional, seekin attractive
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2330 evenings at home. BOX
eyes, petite, slim lady. Seeking
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non smoking gentleman, 40 to
with all m heart. Race doesn't 1 5'5", 145, white professional 1 36, good shape. good looking.
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matter. Must be
in watching movies. Give me a
female. 21 to 30 who s sincere.
23303
LOOKING FOR LOVE. Two
�• who would Glee to stare
secure with I with son, 8: caring, loving, sin- The beach �s nice this time of I
1 �er� end• af:fectionate.•en�oYs Zear. let's talk: discretion
211. BOX 31665
HANDSOME. SUCCESSFUL.
likes movies and nature, and
i loves songs by Boys to Men.
attractive females, 18, seeking
same interests. Let's talk. BOX
Attractive male. 51". physically
BOX 23277
two guys, 18 to 21, who know
23284
I CANCER MALE WANTED. Non
Place your automated attendant ad b callin •
9
fit. positive, outgoing. Enjoy
SENIOR PROF MALE
pow to have fun and treat a girl
right. Double dates are a pref-
smoker, clean, sense of humor,
I dance, employed, no young
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the outdoors. sports. music.
fine dining and kids. Would
; Financially secure. enjoys
cards. theater. travel. Seeks
erence. BOX 23301
children. Must have lots of time,
like to meet an attractive, slim,
non smoking, attractive lady. 60
KURT COBAIN WANTED.
I to spend together. I am 5'2",
24 hrs./day • Have your ad ready when call
something, non smoking
to 65. for companionship. Must
companionship.30
financially
Student looking for blonde
hair. blue eyed, run Kurt
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130 Ibs, a young 43, employed.
Check it BOX 23279
you •
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lady. who s independent.
romantic, positive. cod
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be secure. You Irve
in your home. I in mine. BOX
Cobain look alike. Enjoy going
to am
out
ARE YOU HONEST? A romantic
• To peCe your Sincerety Yours ad with an Automated Attendant, call 1-800.662-8423- Be •
natured and caring. BOX 23281
THE 0000 LIFE. Attractive
23275
SINGLE SCORPIO. 33 year old.
parties. promiscuous
and like to listen to alternative
gentleman and relationship ori-
ready to write down your malbox number and access code when Cali.
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and
fit 40. 5'8". 1601trs.. part time
6 . 185 and white mak. I m
pound
music. Must be outgoing,en o
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dad. enjoys outdoor sports,
honest and Io al with old fash-
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spending time alone and be
fessional lady would like to
your voice grebtlrlp and your printed ad. Your ad will appear for at leas) 4 weeks.
music, cycling. fitness,
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ioned values and a positive out-
non athletic. Smokers okay. I
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hear from you. I'm in my early
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Your ad wit appear in 5-8 days:
conversation, weekend et-
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look on life. Enjoy the out -
have shoulder length blonde
and
hair and am gwith
I 40's, love music, dancing,
movies, theatre and long walks.
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Would like to meet attractive.
doors, movies, and quiet times
at home w^h a special lady.
103 pounds with yellowish
yel5'6lowish
No one into head games reed
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warm easy going working
Looking for an attractive
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brown eyes. BOX 31228
apply. BOX 31655
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the type of person and reietfpnsjlip you Seek A ttlf3m*. horteat greeting will produce
woman, who tikes to share spe-
female. 25 to 35. to enjoy life
LET'S BE HAPPY. Enjoy having
MATCH THIS. Confident, caring,
USB beSt results•
tial times and enjoy life n a
with. laugh and share special
someone to listen, hu dance,
very Pretty blonde, 37, proles-
sionally employed, no dellen•
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meaningful relationship. BOX
times with for a long term rela-
tionshi BOX 23276
p
walk, laugh, talk. smile and
encourage in good spirits. Only
dents, seeks tall, muscular,
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DINNER ENGAGEMENT?
SOLITARY SOUL.
if
fyou're willing to give, Can you
very intelligent professional
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Handsome mak seeks compa-
Romantic. handyman. trades -
man,
receive, so all these are an
man, with savvy, sensuality,
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humor, who also loves life and
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children Single tatlhers wet
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walks, sports cars, dancing
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SHARE ADVENTURES.
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outdoor sctivtties, long walks,
advised. BOX 31679
40, for possible relationship or
companionship. BOX 31657
year old white lemale, 5'3",
blonde ►. blue eyes Seeking
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43, enjoys relaxing around the
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LOOKING FOR LOYALTY-
cruises Quiet tunes at home,
ACTIVITY PARTNER. Active,
SERIOUS INOUIRERS-
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for discreet encounters.
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SINGLE MOM. Sirngle mom. �+
Pool, trips, week. food and
k white mak. 5'S", 1801bs,
build, 26, with hazel
mon. Strong family ralutts,
nonsmoker, occasional
attractive, commitment mind-
aft. single whits mak, 30, non
�. 6' and 250 pounds with
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social drinker, non smoker
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tag mak, 1e to 50, 5'10" or
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brown hair and brown A
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CURIOUS Female, 21, bakinge.I
nauly 30 to 3t, who
enpys q� evenings, has a
Wier, satisfied with his career,
sional tech caner path; wilder-
nes lover, too man interests
and financials secure.
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Looking for attractive, sensi-
outdoor activities and quiet
times. Seeking fun, petite, cute
with dependents. �hi^8 for
for someone to slaw me. I
sense of humor. Must Mw chill-
similar interests, to share his
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to list- Seeking attractive,
sn,
five, slim lady, 40 to 50, who is
lady who has it together. Don't
single while female, 26 to 38
Pte, for a serious Miabomho
enjoy quiet moments at honk,
eno Want Someone
sicsensitive
dren and isn't into head games
If this sounds Nke you+ gin me
STRONG FAMILY VALUES.
while wo 24 to 28,
� caner dreetlan in life.
also emotionally and financial-
ly secure. Seeping an honest,
let lift pass you by, shore a
romantic drwm BOX 23291
or more. BOX 31658
and
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COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
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toned BOX CHIN
STILL SEARCENNG. Seeking
rife s wonders with Must love
23305
MATURE. Single Single college stu-
ship. BOX 31691
CITY SMART Country sweet, if
Single father, 33. My Priorities
are family, work and Illekltalll-
ft and presentable,
Companion who is hottest, situ
children, outdoors, dancing,
theater, moves, times and
dent. 16, looking for adventur-
that's you and you're female 30
ing my home. 104" baseball,
living alone in a new country
estate home. Seeking slim,
core, with good sense of
humor, who like dining, do%-
quiet
good conversation. Are you 38
honest woman, 18
25 Looking ng for a feleUon-
Plus, ft and active I'm baking
for you. I'm a single while
cycling and Northern getaways-
My goal is to meet a lady who
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to µ, 6', nonsmoker and reedy
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male, 42, 5'11", 1701bs, with
wiN fit into priority ona. Single
who
mobile, free and secure, aid
, smoker, would
like to meet slim 52 to 63
ledtf,
country. Early SO'a BOX 31692
STARTING OVER. Will tab
BOX 31631
STARTING OVER. WIN you take
chance on a hardworking,
nerals and s eonsciernce. I
love kids, aninels, nature and
moms welcome. BOX 31673
GENEROUS EXEC GENT, 48,
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music:. I'm a Ustaer,
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debts, AIDS BOX
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working, considerab, intelli•
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snnal lady. Seeking unattached
gk faller 33, with many inter-
end
9m me a call. BOX 31689
ATTRACTIVE i SINGLE.
spoken seeping a Sam, Pasty,
open minded and discreet ladyTIME
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many more. Serious replies
with
many iITlereat and good quall-
gentleman, 49 to 62, who
in jazz,
gists good qualities?
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CIWn9 while male, 30, smoker
who Ices to be pampered and
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pound single dad. Like
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31684 please: Oshawa. BOX
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to 35, with similar
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sports, movies and
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MALE WANTED. Single white
arew• I would appreciate and
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romantic at heart, wry honest
and sincere with a good sense
hips. BOX 31671
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minded Indy who enjoys hugs
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in my life who would
appreciate quality and respect
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short stories and poetry. flea
sasses inside, not for what he
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have a sense of humor. I am
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ladies and like to be pampered,
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• professional model training for ages 5 to 95
• personal development courses
• fashion 8t event production
(905)509-7315
ROUGEMOUNT CENTRE
376 KINGSTON RD. (PICKERING)
FALL REGISTRATION
Wed., Sept 4, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
at Ajax Community Centre
OPEN TO GIRLS OF ALL AGES
*Minor Bunny $12500
* Major Bunny and
Fall other age levels
. $20000
* Family Maximum
$40000
For More Information Contact
Lorretta Smith
686-9798
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ADULT PROGRAM - Learn to skate for
beginners & advanced test stream skaters
ADULT PRECISION - Team skating for adults
Open Registration for the above programs will be
held at the:
Ajax COmmunity Centre
Wed. Aug. 28,7-9 p.m.
Thurs. Sept. 12, 7-9 p.m.
Sat. Sept. 14,10-12 noon
Includes skate exchange & Auxiliary sale
Sat., Sept. 14, 10 - 12 noon only
For further information, please call and leave
message at the A.F.S.C. office, 905-683-1753
Village Arts Crafts
Fall Registration '
Sherwood Linton
(Pickering Village, Ajax)
Folk Art, Quilting, Ceramics, Country Crafts,
Crafts 4 Kids, Knitting, Porcelain Doll
Making, Teddy Bears, Decoupage and '
Bunka
Registration: Thursday, September 10, 7-9
$48 - 10 weeks plus supplies
Classes Start Week of September 23rd qr-op.
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Rose 683-9465
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Town of Ajax
i _ ■ Ringette Association
Gun�c�
• professional model training for ages 5 to 95
• personal development courses
• fashion 8t event production
(905)509-7315
ROUGEMOUNT CENTRE
376 KINGSTON RD. (PICKERING)
FALL REGISTRATION
Wed., Sept 4, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m.
at Ajax Community Centre
OPEN TO GIRLS OF ALL AGES
*Minor Bunny $12500
* Major Bunny and
Fall other age levels
. $20000
* Family Maximum
$40000
For More Information Contact
Lorretta Smith
686-9798
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The Big Bad Wolf" �� �� �u t medals
`, • ✓ Special Award
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September Morning ;
Programs for 2- to r
3- year— olds, and * ONETeacher: Terri Robitaille B.F.A. Dance (hom * Sprung floor for safety
afternoon programs * Best Prices on classes. costumes, recital. etc. * Competitive program available
for 4 -year-olds. * Small classes (max 10 students) * Family discounts
For Further Information Creative Dance Dance Beginners J= Ballet
ages 2 1/2 - 5 ages 5-7 ages 6 8 up ages 6 & up
call 427-6744 watestnv ;, fi.fPS he - •-"V^q)-HCG NraatuX t'
natural love for all types the grace of Ballet the cornbned with tracinionai understanding of music
I movement P. ^Josie entn Usiahr- of jazz and Jazz techniOi.rs m 'his are developed along with
While develoFv�.; theioys of Creative FUN lass when strength muscle tone
,r agination, co-ordination Dance develops rhythm :o- balance 8 grace
Denise Lester Dance Academy 3 hythm f pcLnatiOf eneeS and
'Str'�f;OM confidence
1550 Bayley St. Pei' RETURNING STUDENTS: AUG. 26.27.28 6-8 P.M.
y y Unit 24 & 35/1134 Kingston Rd. -to NEW STUDENTS: AUG. 29 SEPT. 4.5.6-8 P.M.
(905) 839-3041 110 96 Old Kingston Rd.
3 year Olds to Advanced Pickering Village 683-5767
Ballet Pre -Ballet Combination Class "lap $ Jazz $ ACro *Adult
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NURSERY_ Quality Training In A
SCHOOL Caring Environment
St. Paul's United Church
65 Kings Cres., Ajax Who s Afraid ofWinners of two silver
The Big Bad Wolf" �� �� �u t medals
`, • ✓ Special Award
Register now for
"• j Winners
September Morning ;
Programs for 2- to r
3- year— olds, and * ONETeacher: Terri Robitaille B.F.A. Dance (hom * Sprung floor for safety
afternoon programs * Best Prices on classes. costumes, recital. etc. * Competitive program available
for 4 -year-olds. * Small classes (max 10 students) * Family discounts
For Further Information Creative Dance Dance Beginners J= Ballet
ages 2 1/2 - 5 ages 5-7 ages 6 8 up ages 6 & up
call 427-6744 watestnv ;, fi.fPS he - •-"V^q)-HCG NraatuX t'
natural love for all types the grace of Ballet the cornbned with tracinionai understanding of music
I movement P. ^Josie entn Usiahr- of jazz and Jazz techniOi.rs m 'his are developed along with
While develoFv�.; theioys of Creative FUN lass when strength muscle tone
,r agination, co-ordination Dance develops rhythm :o- balance 8 grace
Denise Lester Dance Academy 3 hythm f pcLnatiOf eneeS and
'Str'�f;OM confidence
1550 Bayley St. Pei' RETURNING STUDENTS: AUG. 26.27.28 6-8 P.M.
y y Unit 24 & 35/1134 Kingston Rd. -to NEW STUDENTS: AUG. 29 SEPT. 4.5.6-8 P.M.
(905) 839-3041 110 96 Old Kingston Rd.
3 year Olds to Advanced Pickering Village 683-5767
Ballet Pre -Ballet Combination Class "lap $ Jazz $ ACro *Adult
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commercials and
operating studios of thcir
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advanced
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Attitude
costumes inexpensive.
Bottle
Gold Medal Winners
-Competitive Groups
Overall Trophy
Gold Medal Winners - All classes suitable for
Winners
males or females
Fully Qualified Teaching Staff
Denise Wagner MBATD. Ballet,Tap, Modern Cindy Williams
MBATD.Tap, Modern,
7 time Choreographer
Associate Ballet
Award Winner
Ryerson Dance
Suzie Cunliffe MBATD.Tap, Modern,
Graduate
Associate Ballet Juliano Soler
Associate Ballet,Tap,
Wonderland
Modern
Choreographer Christine Tavares Associate Ballet,Tap
Wendy Matos MBATD.Tap, Modern,
Modern
Associate Ballet
Two Ways to Register
* Visit our studio Aug. 28th, & 29th at 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
* By phone 839-3041
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I:h,Pickering, Ontario L1W 3S1 -(over Tel: 837-2528 Kid's • World)
4,000 sq, It of Director
Tap *"Jazz * Ballet * Pointe * Kinderdance
Adult Classes
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* R.A.D. Ballet Exams
(Royal Academy of Dancing)
* Ages 3 to Adult
Competitions in Canada and United States
*Professional Workshops
• Annual Recital
Summer School
REGISTRATION
Returning Students Aug. 26, Aug. 27, Aug. 28
From 6:00 - 9:30 p.m.
New Students Aug. 29 - From 600 - 9:30 p.m
Aug. 30 - From 6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
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'MISTER CHEAP- Hcme
ill, acar!ments. additions.
erces. decks etc Lr
e^sed for cve• 20 years.
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gree esrmate call Ernie
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iii plumbing, ce.
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mad repairs to major ren
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DUCTWORK installed.
oven relocated Excellent
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"oslatic air cleaners, hu -
toilers Big. Small cobs.
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Drywall 8 Acoustics
Residential - Cornmerdal
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Taping d Tee -Bar
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(905)427-7611
(905)706-5599
I:UHOPEAN tile special-
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openers. 416-336-0073.
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in custom homes, addUors.
renovations, rec rooms and
basement apartments Res-
idential and commercial
Serving Durham Region for
over 15 yrs Free consulta-
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05-426
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of posts in concrete Sona
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guaranteed. (905) 665-
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'drilled, all concrete sup-
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guaranteed and reliable
call Walter
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serving Durham Region for
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patio doors, windows, rec-
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T.E. Home Improvements 1
Specializing in roofing, sid-
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window & doors Please /
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licensed 30 yrs. ex-
perience, all work
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Plumbing
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•Reliable convenient service
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(416)331-8622
tree estimates.
20years at trade.
Lowest price. Job
Satisfaction. Free
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Summer discounts to
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washed -no charge".
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MANAGEMENT
ossings Is looking for an above average store manager for our Pickering
.a'on The Ideal candidate should have a minimum of 2 years Retail
,, agement Experience preferably in the Fashion industri.
e are a Ldesryle Mens Fashion Store caring brand names such as Tommy
Calvin Klein Fila. Savile Row and Ultimo Uomc
successful candidate should be a team motivator. De results oriented
;,assess strong organizational skills
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caclkage is available M the successful candidate
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Crossings
Pickering Town Centre
Pickering. Ontario
L1V-1B8
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District Manager
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725-0005 or 4270005
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we wit move anything.
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discounts Free estimates
571-0755
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moves Appliances moved.
4 also storage space avail-
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Call 432-2850
MEN with large truck will
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types of moves. Call Cart or
Jane 4272856
MICHALSKI MOVING
appliances and Piano spe-
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insured Fee estimates
Exxuent service Can 436
795
Experienced
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Homes:
For appt. call
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THAN CLEAN
725-2961
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903-619-8082
Gardening 8
• 1 Landscaping
CEDAR r.rs _
krolesa,e Ones crew dug
s delivered Cali 1 '613
.-2-3890
1 Catering
•
WE WILL DO
CATERING FOR
PRIVATE PARTIES IN
YOUR HOME
FOR 5 TO 50.
Hot cr cold menus
Prices negotiable
Ruth, 41
DRAPERIES b BLINDS
y
side sales •ecect,on per
son to kill %esday
Saturday ^'JricatiOns
s. 's ,u',ry q persOrality
a^: exper ence r the
.—Ie. 'asci, ',ed are
essernal Mus` De a self
starter r_yI 5 429 :'1
PICKERING
requires I-rtvers
and Gass A Mechanic
or equtralert
immediateiv
Full part time
686-0467
P.M
Party
Sevices
MAGICIAN
•e "�
' . — lair for any
age
ary occariOr Both -
days
promotions open
cgs
'unit assets Magic
•.Wows
are 1uri Lettuce
help
839 705or7 728
8334
RABBITwar.s wcr. ;omg
_ —arer s ;;41:yes
and all JCcassions Have
^ry, cwt-agiaar Call Er
-+,e bbd 49:1:
• • Driving
• • Schools
ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING
SCHOOL otters Back
School driving course sce
cal APPROVED COURSE
M TC 52'9 Aug 26 27
28 29, Also regWar cours-
es offered 428 1717
e House • House B
SOR CARPET 6
FURNITURE
CLEANING
Prolesslorlal Steam
carpet clearing, area rug
dearting, furniture clean-
ing. Specials on now
Excellont Service
(905) W44719
CARPET Installations - 25
years experience. re -
stretching, our speciabty
Free estimates D 8 N
Duncan. 987-1799 or 987-
1800
News Advertiser
Classified Dept.
open every
Mon. to Fri.
8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Sat. 9:30 - 3:00
Call 600707
• Cleaning • Cleaning • ustness
Services
GAILLIND
MAID SERVICES
SPRING SPECIAL
FREE Cleaning with bookings of weekly &
bi-weekly services. Inquire for details.
Caring for your home with personalized
and professional service for over a decade.
(Fully bonded and insured)
I` 683-7515
0 • Gardening & e Gardening Ill
1 Undscaping 1 Landscaping
TREE MAINTENANCE & REMOVA
ti Also tree stump removal.
Landscaping "Free Estimates"
calf Dave 83IL-7055
ACCOUNTANT - Can do
it all CMA - Computer liter-
ate 'Hands -Ort' full tin.
pkg Budgehng/costmg
analysis. Please call (905)
686-1514.
SELL IT
NOW
CALL
83
6-0707
OR FAX
683-7363
PAGE 40 -A -THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., AUGUST 21,1996'
Ge He1P Im G Helelp Im General
Help
W2Vantecd:
Self Starting, Experienced, Creative
NEE
IBM
Who Likes A Little Excitement In Their Life
...for the Durham's growing entertainment authority.
Bac kbeat.
BackbL:at is published by Metroland newspapers who
also publish the News Advertiser and oshawa/VbrhitbN
This \kreek. It pro% ides Durham with it's own
entertainment voice . This unique opportunnN provides
more than a foot in the door of one of the most respected
publishing firms. it offers competetive commissions.
base salarN. and potential limited only bN the desires and
ambitions of the successful candidate
Send Resume to:on=
Advertising Supenllisor
130 Commercial Ave, Ajax. Ont. L I S
2H5 or tax : (905) 619-9068
EARN S472.06,WEEK
fun assembly sornng man
i4+6`812-689' Earn S500.
week I,or-i ^..r^e comp!el.
ing questionnaires for pub-
Irshers f4.6 812-6992
Code 6
ESTHETICIAN required
o ^ew 05^awa salon
Ful! -time. no clientele re-
gwred Great Place to work'
Call 1 800-209-1#555
EXPERIENCEC HAIR
STYLIST warted full or part
lime Permanent position
cal 728-0530
tanncw*r SnOp worke•
vet,ca. and hor':0r•a saw
cutting Ilork,t, exoe„epee
and genera, dupes Apply
to Pyke JManagutarying
185 h„ c• * sr Oshawa
1905 579--4,158
FT.' PTON CALL wee
-0ro help Ir • xwe was,,
e• - win "Oshaw. Wi"
train Own !ransporta!,or
required SIC hr Please
call betweer 9 a m and 2
p m 905 66G '262
GAILLIND
Re;_. es
Cleaners. days
and evenings
,avers I -cense
an asset.
683-4134
IMIGH SCHOOL STUD
ENTS. --.e 1,.o5!4,
wanls 5!. o!S aged '4 '9
rd ,^'roduce our 5,• ::is
count it Durham .EARN
BIG BUCKS he provide
tranSP0,14tic, U and from
your home Training Guar
antee - Bonus . Incentives
Parents - at: ou• students
are supervised or. site
They win be required to
work 3 ^,gets from approx
ornately 530 - 900 D Ask
your parents before calling
Leave your name address
phcie x Ask for M, McGirr
686-2292
IMMEDIATE Openings
light industrial salery boots
a must. PickertngAiax
Wh.my'Osnawa area We
will be interviewing at the
Canada Employment Cen-
tre Thursday. August 22nd
between 9am-2 30pm See
KITCHEN HELP wanted
P/T Mon -Fn Prep work it
serving. Seft nabvated Ex -
penance an asset 905-
937.7752
LEARN HOME to operate.
e mini office outlet from
your home . and earn a
great second income. Awe-
some benefits Training
provided. call (416) 284-
4493.
UCEMCED BINGO
CALLER. Must be able to
work flewbie hours. Expen-
ence a deMtde asset Appy
in person at Top Rank Bin-
go 1735 Batty St.. Pickeir-
irlg
COMBER DRIVERS MIF
11N WJMY HEEDED
FTIPT
Exitwilwwad pieft, d
Good commission b6M
Apply in pn to:
220 CWM*rN6 Rd. W.
U-8 , Aim
Bads Door
NORTH American Steel S
see. a hands-on Pro-
ducr•a^ Scheduling Assis
Cant The applicant must
have a minimum of 3 years
expe^enCe and good com-
puler ski s Send •esume
10 Karel Kemp 300 Hop -
kms �' ee! Whitby ON
1.1N 289 Fax 905)668-
54 --
One -! north Americas lar-
gest ananciai services
companies is rapidly ex-
panding ,n this area it you
desire a dynamic career
with excellerf -come pot"
tent�ai can Heather 697-
'3t4697'394
PART TIME 'e,ema•ker
mS -0s, ,^, ilvadac,e
57 -C per hour Tra,nng
provided Cal! 619-6491
IHfwt+erir 1 and 9 c m
PROGRAMMER
yea -s ex,enence
_ lruca, C080L VS
Win 95N-
Fax
5TI-Fax resume
(405)427-42 1,;
FESTERS
TRUCKING
Lo,dsinV for
S profs%iunal
%Z DRIVERS
S 1 �-S I h/hnur
29e-32c/mile
436-2750
STUDENTS 'el_" _ -
s_ -as e'1 us shot,
Te
slaved and we ed to re -
Place them immediately Oa,
areas are Oper •nclud,ng
customer Sill sales
,:ampaign Coordinator and
management Call Trudy for
an interview 728 -489 -
SUBWAY Ajax tui -lime
Pos.lions open for closer 6
mid -nights Apply in person
465 Bayfy St at Westney
Rd or at 6 Harwood Ave at
Kingston Rd
TALENT TEST
No experienced All
ages Modeling TV
commercial Film No
classes, No photo
shoots! Real Agents!
Real Work! Interviews
this week
(416)362-•966
WANTED - hairstylist with
own clientele to rent chair
in country salon, 10 nun. E.
of Oshawa Call Hair
Dance 905-436-7749.
a Part -Time P
'Cake decorator
'Muffin baker
'Counter help
Must have experience &
be able to work all
shifts incl. weekends.
Could develop into a full
tin ie position.
Titan Hortom
1 Alm weed Ave. S.
Ajax, 68.3-"97
WEEK -END =5 -e ,,a
Ca -e W,•,e- To wCrk with
autistic ,ndcuals ,n 'esi-
dential setting Fnday PM to
Monday AM Salary under
review Some exPefierce
in socai services preferred
Resume M September 3rd
Scores Place. Box 145
Nestieton Ont LOB ILC
' Office
Help
W you are marr.e.,. ,, .,pw
Single parent separated or
divorced you may quant'
for F,nanc,a, Assistance
DIP CERT programs ava l
able Quark Illustrator,
Photo Shop Director.
Premier. Access. Accpac.
Autocad. C•• V,sual Basic.
U,
x Novel: Engineer
Windows N T Small Talk
Power Point Word Excel
Durham Business Corrput-
-•r College 4273010
REAL ESTATE �,D PO -
ATL Sl -Ai re -
..:red for they aw practice
dOwntow^ Whitby
_hOu,O nave 3 4 yrs exp
.:)Oil ,nter De'sOnal ix. 's
:ole to start asap Please
oly to Fi,e •968' Oshawa
:7^.1oy Th,s Wee. P 0
-Ox 481 Oshawa L'H 'L5
Saks Help) Sales Help/ Skilled
Agent MM, 0 gent Help
WEGU Canada Inc., a progressive
Canadian manufacturer of custom
moulded rubber and plastic products,
is currently seeking a qualified
INSIDE SALES
REPRESENTATIVE
to service the automotive and
industrial markets.
The ideal Candidate will have a minimum
3 years experience in Sales/Engineer-
ing in the rubber or plastic industry.
Customer driven and service oriented
you are an energetic self-starting en-
gineer or community college technician
graduate. Computer skills essential.
Responsibilities include co-ordinating
customer inquiries, liaison between
sales group and engineering and circler
expediting.
This is a growth position with a Compa-
ny dedicated to exceeding our custom-
er expectations. Salary commensurate
With qualifications.
Resumes only should be sent to:
WEGU Canada Inc. i
Attention:
Human Resources
I Department
P.O. Box 567
Whitby, Ontario
L1 N 5V3
Only applicants selected for interviews
will be contacted
SALES REP WANTED
areJ. wnuld .un someone with eleclncal lir
automation .ulc, exrVrirncc cnhcr In,ide or
Out Paid safari plu. N1nus 1.'chtclC .upplied
Fax resurne ro Torhram Electric SuppIN
(9051839-3531 att'n i)alfe.
Skilled
IM Skilled
Help
O_
Help
JUNIOR AUTOCAD
LATHE Hand Machinist
so^ lar Tana. d -airing
Mini ,. E - yrs xpe•
also Small manufacturing
erre Must have owrYtOds.
background preferred
able to run 4the wit" if
Perm position Fax re.
centers. some radial. mill
surae 905-8370627
mg work Apply to Pyke
reports Can pick uP,dmp
Man„ factunng Ltd 185
dtt Call 686-3269
Halc•oft St. Oshawa f905,
579-4058
IN
LICENSED Fork u!t POO-
Icong daycare
-.- "ed with ill",
~: K - I rA 1 r
once possible snihwor or
weekend) won possilb ty
of 'u: ! me weekends Fax
•Mur^e to 905.637 -627
' Office Office VATURE Pa,? -e, sen
HCIP , Help enno-a pines and h enovaome t o s
5
internatlonai Co. i
seeks an experienced
Invoice/Payables Clerk
The candidate Is required to have a '
significant computer background.
Being proficient In both English and
French is an asset. We offer a
competitive remuneration and bill
efits package.
Send resumes to:
1700 Alliance Rd.
Box 135, Pickering Ont.
L1 W 3X2
olvi l ano OwidaOle
Business minded Exp
•�. concrete, carpentry
c umthng. electric, drywai
e!C Serious replies to Fie
9684 Oshawa Whitby
'his Week PO Box 48
rt -i5 Farewer St. Oshawa
'H 71_5
Hospital
Medical Dattel
DENTAL RECEPTION-
IST part lime evenings.
must be experienced and
C DA call 905-427.7127
11 00am - 1 o0 pin
op S Heb EM,
Saks Help/ ' Sales Help/
Agent Agent
ELECTRO -STATIC
spay painters for Pickering
coneeded immediately.
Prefer 2-5 yrs. exp. Send
resume to: 905-837-0627.
TRUCK
DEALER
es class A me -
s or 4-5 yr. ap-
ceship in Darts
personnel. Competi-
tive wages 3 benefits.
Please send resumes
to File 1196x2
OshawaAMrtby This Week
P.O. Box 481,
Oshawa, ON. L 1 H 71-5
JOURNEYfMAN Elect
n -
Gan for service work 3 new
installation. Must have own
tools 8 transport Fax re-
sume to: 905-649.5534 or
call 905.649-2723 after
6pm.
CAREIER 0r0. Wffy
Required Immediately
of
ADVMTISING SALES
AR
PRESENi'ATM
Minimum 2 years experience.
Telephone Directory Sales and layout
experience an asset.
If you are outgoing, highly motivated,
and have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer
satisfaction, we Would like you to join
our winning team.
Existing and new accounts, training,
commissions and base pay.
Mail or fax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
Ontario, LiS 21-15
Fax. #I 619-9068
Skilled
Help
Skilled Labour:
Durham based HVAC manufacturer requires Licensed
Sheet Metal Workers with 8 - 10 years experience
Looking for dependable team -players who can work
with close tolerances and minimum supervision Full
time position with Benefits package Possible Shift
work Wages commensurate with experience HVAC
experience as asset Please submit resume to
File 1#9683 Oshawa This Week P.O Box 481.
1865 Farewell St. Oshawa, ON, L 1 H 71_5
A leading waste disposal company
seeks a licensed 'class A' diesel
mechanic for it's Pickering location. PIs.
fax resume to: GTA Maintenance
Manager
905-624-6050
(Mississauga)
'Hospital/
MedicavDental
PART TIME 5 1, ' •-.e
Cr-Dp,ai c Receptionist
needed Must be assertive-
ly friendly, have a good
head for detail and a pos,-
five attitude Call 4282984
Thurs Aug 22 or Mon Au-
gust 26 . 1 3 p m only or
call 686 7 151 Fri Aug, 23
between 4 and 6 p m only,
' Daycare
• Wanted
BABYSITTER or SK al
!e-ating days and grade
two alter school iSept -
Jan) Must be on St Wilfrid
bus route Please call Eliz
abeth after 6 pm 4283315
BABYSITTER wanted to
-are 'lir 3 /iris ages 6. 4 b
1.2 .n our home Mon
'hu s Can 427-0215
FULL TIME aregive
needed
in our home for 2 1;
2 yr bid It 6 ^Ion old rwnis
RM required Non smoke,
Ca1576 1045
NANNY •Rqu,red ASAP
New ad 4.8 2614
NANNY wanted. fulltime
r n1 lar Mon through Fn
9 30am 5 30pm Please
call 428-9465
Daycare
• Available
AFFORDABLE A L Svmg
Car are ^.Or sin)„nq
environment Around Cdr^
M from G!engrove PS on
Glenview Rd Full d part-
time Receipts Moble, of
two 839-7237
ALTONA/TWIN RIVERS.
exoe' ended a-! rel;acle
daycare provided Includes
hot lunches. snacks Will
provide receipts and refer-
ences 509-7450
BABYSITTING available
in my home. Major Oaks
and Brock. 428-9325
CHURCH DELANEY, lou.
ing daycare in my home.
experienced educational
assistant non smoking en-
vironment. nutritious lunch-
essnackscrafts and large
safe backyard 619-3610
Daycare available at
Whites Rd.140. Non
smoker. Nutrition meals
and snacks. Any age wel-
come. Receipts given
Please CON 831-5511.
AFFORDABLE DAY-
CARE available in non -
S -0" environment
newborn to 4yrs. old. NtAn-
bolus Indies/snadis,
fenced yard w/playground,
references available, dose
to 401. Please call 686-
0959.
DAYCARE AVAILABLE.
Six years expenence. Non.
smoking environment Any
age. References available.
Whites Rd. d Shrouds area.
Ask for Kathy 831-1796.
EXPERIENCED daycare
in my smoke free home,
large lanced yard. with
playground, Crafts, break-
fast. lunch and snacks pro-
vided. All ages welcome
Reliable hours. Dixie/Finch
Km 420-2458
Bargain
Corner
AIR CONDITIONER. $75,
dehumidifier $50. wood -
stove $100. Tri panel
shower doors $100. .
ca11839-3746
CRIB 8 MATRESS. EX.
CELLENT CONDIGN ASK-
ING 570. 619-9251
DRESSER (youth) with
mirror. 2 night tables, solid
oak. $125 Yamaha organ.
excellent shape. $275 Call
427-7439 between 5 7pm.
HAUGHS high -efficiency
air t,ght insert log fireplace.
model S 406. $200 Klopp
coin counter, complete.
5400, cost S1.0o0 Can
420-2147
MICROWAVE. $20C
Dshwashe,. $250 Washer,
$200 Dryer. $200 Sota.
5200 Sofa 8 chair, $250
Chest of drawers 5100
Daycare F,ces negotiable 683-
• 6(537
Available
t'Iwy 2/Harwood,FMI Articles
for Sale
ROCK BOTTOM DEALS
A, :o^ J.! ^Hers 1'Om 5' S0
TV -stereo stand. $7999
,,)If clubs. $75 Apartment
-,,e stove, $15C Full size
Hasher. $250 Apartment
"ze dryer S50 Apartment
lze washer d dryer $350
Apartment size freezer from
5175 Frdgefrom $600
Microwave over $59 CO�
xir TV "s from $299 St
miss DOUBTFIRE
er
-.o receivers from $115
A-3 abie Loving, young
C D players from 5119
energetic, first aid'CPR in
Tape decks from $139
structor'gymnastic coach
Eleporl guitar 5300 D,sh-
100k'ng 'o nanny your pride
washer 5150 Cordless
8 ,oys Nutrition back
phone $85 Large selec-
ground Craftsapproved
lion of jewelry Sega Sys
outings. Omer kids Weekly
firms from S69 Disney
reports Can pick uP,dmp
movies from $15 CD's $6
dtt Call 686-3269
Moves $8 Delivery avaa-
able. most items quar-
Nurse/Mom provides
anteed, lay a -way program
Icong daycare
:2 S,mcoe St N Oshawa
prof
905436 1320
atmosphere home
devoted to children.
separate sleep area.
lovely playground.
Alax receipts
619-9630
DUALITY hom,- ;,r,. i -e,
G' 1„3 an eroucarona,
tun -loving environment
Large fenced yarcvplay-
rooms Experienced. re-
sponsibie, no, smoking
Receipts references West
-
ney,Rossland 905-683-
4435
TLC provided try respOns,-
de. reliable mom ?D years
experience. references
Babies welcome Flexible
hours. Valley Farm/Major
Oaks (905)686-7954
TWO EXPERIENCED
Ca'eT,ve/s in rat n; -e
fenced yard. playroom,
ECE CPR dose to parks
lunches .'snacks Lots of
TLC. Whites Rd S area
420-8676
WHY leave your baby with
one babyrs,ner. when you
can fell secure leaving your
baby with 2 experienced
moms Pickering area
Please call Paula 509-
70+8
YOUNG ENERGETIC
E C E & Mother with infant I
child CPR, home care ex-
perience. wishes to care for
Your chuldren Gose to GO
Tanya 905-837-7752
� WsnW
ACCOUNTANT - Can do
it ail! CMA - Computer fear -
ate 'Hands -On' full fin.
pkg. Sudgating/x:ostlrg/
analysis. Please call (905)
686-1514.
' Firewood
ABSOLUTELY THE
BEST - Apple, Maple. Oak.
Beech. Low prices. Free
delivery. Serving Pickering.
Alax, Whitby. Oshawa.
DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-
4741,
FIREWOOD, Excellent
quality hardwood,. Guar-
anteed, extra long fully
seasoned, cul and spit.
Honest measurement. Free
delivery Kozy Heat Fire-
wood 905.753.2246
SKIDS d Pallets for fire-
wood, hardwood d soft-
wood mixed. pre wt or bio
ken, delivery available.
n -� large b Small loads. Limned
'sr� '' � brae otter. call (9051430-
2
9 PC DINING ROOM SU
ITE. 4 Seater cheste,fieij.
end tables. coffee table bar
Stools.ail in good condi.
lion, OSO 668-9726
ANTIQUE 14 FT cedar
`:trip Cane narrow n0S,
good cono,nor, asking
5900 666 3603
APARTMENT , ze wash
e' S~S2,, . Oak d,
fling, D, -table t oars
5450 Couch loveseat
Chair. ottoman S1o00 Can
(905,435-4572
BAKE 'Shop 6 rouse in
cut'a;e country Colleehon
Of occupied Japan 11 -
piece setting serving
dishes Icuca 1900' 613
339-1350
BED chesterfield 8 chair.
coion,al syle. good ccndn
tion, new cushions on
seats. $400 o b o Lowery
Organ with chair and mu
sic like new $700
(905)723-9818
Articles
For Sale
FRIDGES, stove, wash-
er 6 dryer Cabinet Grand
Piano Prices negotiable.
All in excellent condition.
Call (905)839-7153
4 SEAT SWING SET. t
112 - pipe. 8 tt high, 10 x12
wooden shed with loft, 5 It
x 322 If vinyl mesh fencing,
sturdy wooden climber with
dual slides. 725--8391
BURGLAR ALARMS al,
low thieves time in your
home KEEP THEM OUT!
Custom built steel security
window bars for as little as
$2500 per window allows
peace of mind even with
windows open For a free
estimate call (905 1428-
8429
CARPET 3 rooms, $299.
pace ,cludes 30 yards of
carpet, premium pad . and
installation Custom blinds
also available at lowest
prices Sal 905432-2750
Carpet Broker. 100*,.
Nylon Iric*. piuyh stain re.
tistant carpel For 3 rooms.
Only 5369 00 Pace in-
--ludes 30 Sq yds carpet.
deluxe pad and installation
,n your home Free quota -
lion in your home No -
lerest, no payment for one
full year. Daniel. 1-800-
2170104
Carpet Mill Orsrtibutors,
12 months N,o payments.
No ,merest. (OAC) 3 rooms
(300sq if ) installed with
deluxe pad from only $399
Specials on vny! Ceramic
and Hardw,,od Flooring
Free Shop At Home 1800-
663-6146
CARPETS :ors of carpel.
,0. ^y"r. riew Stan re-
lease carpets on hand. I
unit carpet 3 roams, 5349
Price includes carpet. pre
mium pad. expert -stalls
tion. fast delivery. tree est,..
mates (30 yards) Norman
6862314
CD Jukeboxes �'ke nevi
NSM 5: i-0, ,rcluded
53395 Roe 0-a holds 100
CDs S2995 Rec room or
business use 905-579-
4538
COMPUTERS - USED,
488 , _ _ r Oleter w th mon,
tors 5785 w 6'd rom, to95
new CO Changers 14 speed
- 4 cd's) nee $139. lots of
used color monitors from
$95. Pentium loo's inc
win '95 under 5200 We
buy good used products
Call for quotes (905) 697
3059 tax 697 IS 17
DINING Room suite. 9-
p paid $3500 sell
$1600 O,.asar convedior
microwave 5400 Organ 2
years new pad 53500. sell
$1500 All like new 905
666-2455
DOUBLE bed 5 Ccs
5270 wa!erbed 5290 sin
gle bed 3 Ccs 5260. din 8
bvngroom 12 Ccs $690.
dryer 5280. sen -dean over
$500. . more 905-619-
1693
ESTATE CLEARANCE SALE
SAT., AUG. 24 9 A.M. - 4 P.M.
SUN. AUG. 2511 A.M. - 4 P.M.
THIS WEEKEND WE ARE CLEARING THE
CONTENTS OF 3 NEW ESTATES THAT IN-
CLUDE DRESSERS, BUFFETS, TABLES,
DESKS, CHAIRS, HOOSIER HALL STAND,
CHURCH PEWS, CHINA, GLASS, SILVER,
COLLECTIBLES, AND OVER 100 CUPS AND
SAUCERS. MANY ITEMS SPECIALLY PRICED
FOR THIS SALE 'our prices are ctxrparable or
better than marry local auctions
ANTIQUE DISCOVERIES
78 OLD KINGSTON RD.
PICKERING VILLAGE
(905) 683-8243
EMArticles
For Sale
FLOOR Md-
ODEL 2B' CO-
T V Excellent con
nnr $300 obo_ ALSO 12'
-,,Ur TV great for col -
Of bedroom. S50obo.
x 438-8312
FUNITURE FOR SALE.
..mgmom set (buffet.
utcn. 6 chars. table) kilch-
er set (6 chairs), couch wl
raining loverseal.
,3r;1686-06.53 (416)635-
P, i
GIBBARD Mail bed -
T Koffman bleached
,AKbedroom, bleached
-as dinette with press back
air
^s. minors. Maytag dry-
and odds n ends Call
,-51697-2666
GOING OUT OF BUST-
cc Complete Lock -
and Hardware stock
:-I equipment Reason-
c.e prices. all in good
--d,non For more into
au 705-8784496
NOME CONTENTS
"ALE ^-r ng out of Prov
-tee, Apa'tment furniture,
ice and exercise equip-
-ent. TV and VCR and
ucn much more Please
]if Io, into 905.721 9155
HOUSEHOLD contents
;a a cedroom suite.
«chonat sofabed. love.
.W chairplants. coffee
joie^igrtend. weights
;nor,. ;;ondihon (4161 431 I-
M*
KENMORE washer and
--«a^ excellent con
lffor, weal maintained. ap-
3rox 7 y -s old S350 Ken
-
cre built in dishwaster
ipercx 5 its old. 5150.
-only prong 416-444-
-2 32 after 6 p m
MATCHING goid left hand
7j-_- «1 8 2 sinks
.ompiete w411 8Ci0 long
an ry Call 305 433-7637
MOVING >a y 2 Kroiher
t'✓ - ,^les ' stove-
lcc elei 1 pedestal
sirx grey Set of Jack
Nick auS .r onswoods gal'
c'�ucs K•_•er-aDinets 1
bedrror .yr F revii
New '^„o Spoke cr•^me
wrens 14 P '4 's 905-
434-;158 _.
MUST SELL Moving
Sears SrnwbCwer 12
Yrs old, $1 DC Maytag
'103" duty dryer $250.
Honda lawnmower, 5 yrs
0l0 530C 434 62o 7
Articlesost THE NEWS ADVERTISER. Ii AUGUST 21, 1996 -PAGE 41-A
For Sale • Found ' ' Automobiles AA�ol
Automobiles Apartments Apartments
For Sale 1 M For Sale Trailers For Rent ' For Rent
WASNERS, dryers, Indge. FOUND cat, 1 "3yrs old MCMI
stove, new and recond-
honed. $225 and up for re-
conditioned washer, $175
and up for reconditioned
dryers. $175 and up for re-
conditioned Indges and
stoves. Also corn operated
washer and dryers Ste-
phensonn's Furniture and
Appliances. 227 Court St,
Oshawa. 576-7448
WEDDING
DRESS
Never worn! Must
be seen! European
design. Thaisilk,
iridescent sequins
8 pearls, mutton
sleeves. full skirt w/
scalloped hemline
8 handsewn Aus-
trian crystals for
good luck. Would fit
10-12, absolutely
gorgeous.
905-725-7999
IN
long-haired, greylbrown.
neutered mate, on Annan
date Goll Course Call
420-2152 or 905-683-
3210
FOUND Camera on Ajax
beach front, on Monday.
August 12 Cat 683_3552
FOUND: Black and wnrte
lemale DSH cat Valley
Farm i Finch area 837
2472
LOST- lovable gray med
haired male cat Spires
Cres . Ajax Please call
586-0438
llfftsuppliw
Boarding
COLLIE for sale - 4 nlorlth
Old female, CKC registered.
shots and eyes checked.
705.2772528
DOG TRAINING, CLASS-
ES staring Aug 27 Smart
cAsse5 for more :navidual
attention. Klaumar Kennels
Brok in 655 4871
YAMAHA PSR 4� key AMERICAN
board. ready to play 5425 COCKER
Wrought von table wrth SPAn,IEL pucoes. bea,-
g ful, black, lovingly home
$1d 7
-LAN 8 WIFE Auto
Sales 'Clearance Sale all
stock must go- 1985 4x4
Toyota going cheap.
cheap, at $3595 cell
1980 4x4 Datsun going
cheap, cheap, at $2000
certified 1988 Eagle Prem-
ier, excellent condition, only
$3495 certified 1987
82000 Pickup. standard
shift. $3395 certfied 1985
K 5 Blazer 4x4 priced a1
$3995 certified 1989
Cavalier low km new
pant, etc $3995 certified
1987 Nissan Sentra new
engine only. S3495 certi-
fied 1987 Pontiac 6000
nice car only $3395 cem-
tied 1989 F150 Pickup.
custom. $5295 certified
1989 Grand Am, special
once. must go 54995 certi-
fled 1986 F150 4.4 wrth
cap. 54495 certified 1988
Tempest. $4495 certified
Mary cars to Chi se from
uncertrbed t5- certified 'All
Stock Must Com• McMillan b
Wife Aufc Sales 200 Dun-
das St W Whllty We also
install trate, nitches 3 r.'st
check centre 641336 i
glass top - 21-0601
raised Male and female
'gyres. 190 o00 kit ,mostly
YORK Bench $213 in.
Excellenf temperament
1977 MERCURY MAR
crudes dechniaeg curl and
CKC Registered Shots
OUIS 2 door 467. 4.:000
arm curl bench Less than
5350 905"985 8021
original miles, as is. $950
one year old Asking $100or
SIAMESE KITTENS i, -
best offer 723-, 3a8
Call 434-8090 or 4359085
lac owe cr,,-. per-
1962 128
Pill
soraiiry pus, first shots vet
mechanically
Articles
Checked health guar-
aenteed Parents on premia.
g,,;; Cody, good many
new parts $2000 as 6,
'
xC
5 eellenI mcijtl
S22X to cert o b o
Wanted
Ready ro 9c (613, 473-
19054571-4788
905 985-8774268-9128
`126
268.9128 ext 5575
seen 905 7.3-1492
ONTARIO FINEST, Gov.
HOUSE- We're open
1983 B,,ck Ce -_,y V5
SSS T.V.'S. VCR -S.
AVAILABLE FOR
a�,.,-,e•,r, e,r 3 tilt 5'295
apartment size wasters
STUD Hanasome %e -y
i ,t,sm Columbian
.,,reified Mso parts for
and dryers, apartment size
Husk•, umber Wal Won
1986 Caval 6 1986 Sky
freezers. portable dish
dei 'emtlerament. great
hawk 404-9759
washers, ridges. stoves
with children and other
1987 CELEBRITY, Eu- 1987 VW Golf 5 speed
apartment size wasters
pets beautiful man ngs
1983 Buck Regal 2 dr
musical instruments. gold
For more into call 905 438-
cr,i, p« good project car in
and diamonds. call Rock
9312
good condition many new
Bottom Deals 436-1320
START OUT on the right
Parrs and ermas to go wrth
boards Clearance Pin all
paw w,•n ]ur tun and easy
vehicle $150C Ai meter
SSSFAST CASHSSS We
dog training at our spa
'monster tact aka gauges
buy anything Antiques.
Pious facility - experienced
and grant steering wheel 4
collectibles. furniture,
trainers offermq the newest
- 1978 Trans Am alum
household contents Call
methods for all ages sbarl
honey comb rims S -Do
905-4C4-2708
trig at 10 weeks -)Id Gall
Call 4329'55 for more
cludes Ping." lade with,
K , K,uonouse at X5-683-
into atter 6 P m weeitl
ANTIOUES Absolutely7952
Having.
anytime weekends
Purchas:rg 'urniture or an.
ATTENTION. Dog Own
Yard Sales
yttung old Scientific instru-
rl Pei
stems Dooley
1985 CHEW Once
Tents. china. silver, adver
YrastaDS
r 9
Class,-_ oaced wit- all op
tmr' % toysdecoys. dolls
$54 99 up to 150 Ib wt
tans, excellent :,,ration.
DIAL ONLY $2915 plus lox
Dog Life Jackets starting at$25.
1T Phone
milk bottfes. collections or
32' Fire H drantIn
51995
S1995905
estates Cas Hobert Bowen
d0�
door, outdoor BE Bal
T Bal
436-3-77
Antiques (905) 6558049
12' 6' 10' Lifetime Guar"
Brooklet
al Starting at SIC 99
19$5 Nissan 2005x
into. call 905-619.2093.
99 7 days•week
S21 -X ow k -ns lady dn"
UNWANTED Scrap metal
(905723.5413 Fax 723
ren bad be school must
Picked up fridges, stoves.
1466
$ell Callk9G5-666-5490
washers, dryers. cars
Poll�.��e�r.ea�
itaerss �Iisurwl�! a t� :!
trucks etc Call (905 430-
Automobiles
1986 BUICK SKYLARK.
9013
" For Sale
Ar p• we' crakes -ew
OAK'PINE FURNITURE
'gyres. 190 o00 kit ,mostly
Wry :.a ,la,l prices One
WANTED to buy Good
1986 Corverie 9a :}: -wv S1200 or best otter
of Ontanos oldest and tar-
used large lade saw. lout-
origira. kms. leather oad- Call 4311A
gest manufacturers is now
or, planer, edger Call
ed. lots of extras. serious
soiling direct to the pupal
(9051434-2309
inquiries only Ask for Mike 19% Chevette. 2 door.
Eg said oak 7 PC di
cr Lisa (9p5r697-0948 aut�maf c $1600 certified
'coin or 6 pc solid po e
Arts &
90fl,standard
1986 MERCURY TOPAZ oto Call :28--049C
nedroom your choice
51995,
CfattS
4 dr light blue
1987 Park Avenue batl-
many Stan CthoiCes
p windows. D odks asking ed E xreilent condition,
Tfad,onal Woodworking
S1500 negottable '-800
certified 54900 Must be
905 985-8774268-9128
WARE-
268.9128 ext 5575
seen 905 7.3-1492
ONTARIO FINEST, Gov.
HOUSE- We're open
1986 Ods Cutlass Mint
enment inected. spcut a
Tues to Sat. 10-3 until
Sept. New pietas arriving
condition. 305. r w d p s . 1947 Park Avenue load-
Pb, D w Michelin tires. ed 153.000 km Very clean
wrapped. freezer beef and
weeky Stan Christmas
certified $1800 Serious m- Certified Asking $5450
Iamb 433-0656
gilts and projects now For
qu'nes only Call 723-1$92
PIANOS GRANDPA-
the test in quyrty bisque at
1905)723-9199
THEIR CLOCKS Back to
Prices you won't believe-
1987 CELEBRITY, Eu- 1987 VW Golf 5 speed
school specials New and
shop THE WAREHOUSE,
rospon, v-6, 4 dr. fully always Weil -maintained. At
used Pands Not sure]
1333 Boundary Rd • Ung 3
loaded, new paint, excel- conation in 3 out 183.000
Rent to own, apt size,
Oshawa. 905-725-6709
lent condition. decent kit . kms, S2500i'offer Call
boards. grand. digtalI wy'
$3.595 certified with war- (905)668-4248
ranty. 1 - (416) 558-0961
boards Clearance Pin all
omp
' Cuter
tot free, (905) 888-9066. 1988 Cavalier. 4 door, 4
1995 stocks Telep F.iamo
Works, 433-1491.
Anterrlet
1987 Dodge Omni. genu- Cylinder, air conditioned.
p swnt condition,
fie 83.000 kms„ sunrooff ., p b., m
POOL Table, 4x8' Slap,
includes
NEW MUSIC e-ZNW •
rado, etc, New Wakes. certified• 53800 or best off -
Ci rack 1e/CtiaS,
score
h18p:/lweiw.dlKfterrrtewy
(905)430-0610 after 4p.m.
counter. also in-
-al 2311111frtdextMm
cludes Ping." lade with,
all
$1000 firm.
Having.
Garage/
9 �
you b twal e�
Yard Sales
mockingyou?p Need X47
e
Yard Saks
SHEOMAN Ouakry loam
for Cal Ray fPrivate tlrte•on-
syleshed kit Ir X Sr, SPE-
one tutoring. (905) 428-
DIAL ONLY $2915 plus lox
8541.
ARD SALE SIGNS
Many Other Sam and Sm"
available, Also garages
'!-
jttf>� be suis 1* ssasf
and decks. 761 McKay We
•
ADS
Until 3, Pickering For mol
gotiti]n your-sil�tlts
into. call 905-619.2093.
583-07101 1
aiter ymr yard sale
USED BLIND
sewing machine. inON091-
.. LL_�
•W help keep Me
lens
working eondition-
S1500, Cal 436-9878 Gill
Poll�.��e�r.ea�
itaerss �Iisurwl�! a t� :!
5 Phil.
Spa
WANTED: 29 people to
lose u , to 30 by
EXCELLENT used 20 It.
' Computer ' ComputerVideo
POurfids
mid-October. Aa
rectangular Kayak pods,
Video
natural
doctor recommanda
=x"19 6 V
d- Ask
how! Call ION free 1.800•
15 year balanceot of new
>[N MAN" SERVICE
B8t-6762.
Pah aiarrarry. Note kw in
bol $4,995. Bonus - Free_
AVAI L"LE
X100. 1-800-6�
7564 , Pipk«ng / Ault 416-
creation Hyper
Home and web page ype
SELL IT NOW
"gil 9.
link and server storage.
CALL 683-0707
Call John Duarte
at 57¢4400 I
race rota Mercury Cou.
gar, fully loaded, automatic.
6 cylinder excellent condi
tion, no rust 158,000 kms
certified $3500 1988 Che-
vy Van, excellent condition.
lulty loaded, good for
camping, business travel.
Ing 56900 1985 Nissan
200 SX 5 speed. new
Paint, new clutch 8 brake.
excellent conation cerhfied
S2500 Call days 434.1856
Or evenings 436-'851
1988 FORD Taurus. 4.
door sliver. ."V6 174K
75 .
decent car, 520 certified
or B O Must be sold' Call
905-728 0705
1988 PONTIAC FIRE"
BIRO -,ne owner.ady dri-
ven, black or grey. V6. P -S,
PB. PrVV $3995 Certifie0
905-427"9983
1968 Pontiac Tempest 3 1
,etti motor, $4100 obo
1987 Merc Topaz 5900 as
Is obo 1985 GMC 121 to,
136.000 km S2500 obo
723.8880 before 6, 668-
6033 al 5
1988 TOYOTA Cariry. 4
car ' >peed air pis. p'b
rVfm ca ,
tilt. arssette. mint
shape 185K 54990 obo.
certified Call 3G5 839-
1924
1989 -onhac 5000 p s.
P p .d - conatiovi 4 -V
Inger. 94 50C Ii exce'-
lent condinon certified
$5000 19051576-0318
1989 Pontiac Frebvd,
second owner
"6 400 k -s automatic
p'' Pw Pis Pb new
tires excellent condition.
$4250 oersted o b c 436-
9522 save message
1989 Pontiac Sural
4 doCr "3K )nry tic ^_St.
certified Am,'- cassette
Looks antl Wives very well
S3439 Call 1905,831-8729
19W Bi,ck Lasall gym"
mdcwaie 1101hon. fully
voided. '44 DOC it- CMi-
tied , Si 905 723-'492
19W CHEVEROLET
CORSICA LT .wrier.
excel-, __-.',n well
maintained air. auto, ster-
eo cassen. certified, asking
$4 395 Do. 665 -all
19W CHRYSLER Di
TY air conditioned cruise.
auto 3 3 litre. Power wind
m pocks AM F M=assette
tilt steering nor. smoker
well maintained, cert
$5 500 000 723-9080
1991 SUBARU Legacy,
one .wren excellent con-
dition .eati country must
sell. $10000 655-897 or
686-6408
1993 CAVALIER wagon.
auto ai-. r :stprooted. looks
like new $-200 must sell
immediately 435 0273 or
728-C 705
1995 Buick Lesabre Ltd.
fully equipped, still under
warranty no winter driving 1989 Nissan Pickup. 2x2.
Asking $24.500 Call regular box. 4 speed 00,
Oshawa (905)436-2493 70.000 kms, immaculate
92 PLYMOUTH Acclaim, night through $5500 certi-
70,0D0 Items. $8000 1-416- fied. Can 725-9989
282-4074 1969 sto Pickup,
100,000111m, standard
transmission. 1 owner, ex-
cellent condition. Cas 905-
436-1680 afer5pm.
1991 Blazer 4X4, loaded
with options. 126.000 km.
Like now condkon. One
owner. Must sell. certified
512,500. make an offer.
438-1641 anytime.
WHAT A DEAL- 1982
Ford 150XL, 172 ton, w/
cap.This truck nits great!
$1000 obo. 579.6636.
M:VAW
4 whin Hilae
1985 GAIC Whoolichair
van, Rally V8, automatic,
ps.. pi amhm steno, rear
heater. Ricon electric
wheelchir kfl, tie downs, 1
owner, well maintained.
$5000.721-1800.
CERTICAR AUTO CEN-
TER - 'LET'S GET
BACK TO WORK AND
SCHOOL SALE' Over 40
reconditioned certified ve-
hicles on sale Eg 1995
Geo, like new $8850 8 mini
vans from $4,995 -
$12.995 8 Cavalier's from
$2.995 to $7.995 1x93
Sunfire 69K 59,850 now
$8950., 1992 Topaz 98/K,
air, wow $6.995. 19% Old-
smobile Cutlass Supreme.
loaded. $8695 1991 Pon.
t'c Grand AM $7495.
1990 Firebird loaded. T.
tops. $7.995 1990 Lumma
102km loaded 57.995
1990 Gran Prix STE. load-
ed $8 695 . 1989 Ojosmo-
bileRegency, loaded
$6.9% 1988 Jeep YJ Sa-
hara $6.995. 1987 Nissan
King Cab. $4,995 1987
Pontiac 6000 loaded
$3 995 1989 Z24 54 295
Good cheap certicars from
$2 295 Certicar Auto
Center, 155 King St.
West. of Midtown Mall
5792886. Open Sun
1991 :rev So -t Con-
verrae auto amlrm Cass.
67.000 Km Certified $5500
obo Dave 576-6130
' Automobiles
Wanted
A 6 A TOWING Pay S50.
$5Cr.0 :ask .sed S
scrap cars 8 tfuol 24 rrs
7 days Call 905 -9F 50C3
Of 905.706"5234. 3C -in
Service
A b K TOWING
Cash On the Spot
i,•: - 5� OGG for
-d and scrap cars
trucks any coni
Call anytime 24
7 days Fast 30
service Nc carts
- Ilablle
Call Ken
(905) 509-5594
(416) 452-7767
CARS FOR CASH' A«
lou, .,«^
oes must D• rn runrnng
condition Call 4272415 or
come to a'3 Bavty St East.
Ala■ at MURAD AUTO
SALES
OLDSWOBILE 69 Re-
gency, „+N: '49A I BUCh
Park Avenue '982 '984
Good shape 576-7049
WILL CLEAN +p your
p•7perry of old cars. scrap
metals etc Cash paid.
Same day service Also
good running cars aria
trucks wanted Pager 4.6-
339.7395 or call 905-427
6110
Tr9n, ucks
for Sale
1967 Ford Ranger 5
speed 218.000 kms bed
liner very good condition,
must be seen Asking
53295 (905,435-0178
Auto Insurance,
Flaying a problem get-
titg a
conr�"�W�ie rate? Call
Vx ms - tD00ky
Insflralloe In
Ajax for a quotation.
427-M
BANKRUPTor0THERS
2nd Chance F -infill 1D
DischMgee 1 or not and
aom,
Easy temwPWasonade
Rales!
NewAlsed VefrdeS
Trustee Approved
16 years Exp.
No co-SgnBfS MgAW
Cal Gry Wood
Q= LEASE
42x9979
1020 Brock Rd. Sle. 1001,
1
1993 112 SAFARI VAN.
Loaded ext., very low kml
cert., very sharp. Must sea.
$16.500. obo. 905-721-
1646.
42 FT PARK MODEL.
(1992). Brighton Shores
Estates, in excellent col
tion.
o l -
tion, all furnishings includ-
ed, air conditioned, asking
540.000. call 905.436-
6018
TRAILER: 27' Prowler.
sleeps 6. A/C, furnace,
awning, separate bath.
shower, tub BOAT IT,
Johnson motor, AM1FM
cassette. 4 life jackets. 1 set
water sill Asking S6 500.
total Quick sale. moving
out of Province 905-721-
1141
Motorcycles
1984 SUZUKI GS 750
EF tar -ellen ;ordtidn
only 35.000«^' New bat
tery. chain, brake pads last
summer Never raced or
dropped Ready, to be cert'-
'ied $2200 905-436.0925
• Marine
1968 Thundercrah Sun-
Drd . • It bowrider 4 3 LI -
Ire. 175 Hp. 10C his Easy
rad trailer, S10 50C Call
. t-Cige 905 852-6302
ATTENTION FISHER
PERSONS-, 199' -5
5
Hyl -a Spa 30 30 HP Jorn-
sr,,r 2 list, finders. 'rolletg
morn. 3 batteries. imewell,
Ba,Iw il_ rod holderssten
eo. $17_ AO 060 call 623-
,'07
995 P� aris 65C Water
-aR «xcedenf conation
-nN 3C lours use Great
.,nirg macnIne Ask r,
::COC obo Prone 90`-
•85 3566
25 FT WINNER 'r cud
^cit now
G sound hill runs well
:A800,offer Ryar
3,05427-9-79
COMPLETE tie- Major,
i's- tui'! ')c Aluminum
anoes Including 25C smt
. is 1 -613 -SAI -0147 after
10 m o. before 9 30 a m
PROPELLER and Site-,
Repairs Iasi service. large
selection. of nber9lass sup-
plies. Oshawa Glass -Fibre
Products Ltd 341 Durham
Cil Oshawa 905579
1433
SUNRAY 95 ^.taw rterior.
'op `15" uk', speed boat. A.
sear 9660rp merc Pow"
ertnm trader S450C otic
905-576-6317 evenings-
r ' 1
Apartments
Rent
OSHAWA 6 2 bedroom.
located at, 350 Malaga and
946 Masson Street Avail-
able unmediently $600 8
$'00 ata inclusive No pets
Cas 905576-6724
1 BORM APT in clean
quiet p d,rg. close to all
amervbss laundry 6 park
ing. wry reasonable rent
263-1093
LARGE PRIVATE
bachelor bachelorette
basement apt Close to
Durham College. bus
routes and all amenities
Suitable for one Clean.
quiet, newly renovated• in a
good ne,ghbourtlood. In-
cludes laundry. Cade, pri-
vate bathroom, storage
space. AIC. treat 8 hydro
included. Must Irks Dogs.
$450. inckisr4o. Please tall
905-430-8312.
2 LARGE basement apt. lir
rent. hrsplace. students
welcome, Pickering Vaage
Atex. Suits 3 people. 5900
inclusive. Phone Magpw or
Roger 905-686-7486,
available Sept 1.
213 bedroom apartments,
8 story buiWiny, dose to
SiChOol , library, Souh GM
plant Available inainsal e -
y. One month free rent.
428--6328 1-7 pm for ap-
poUltrim .
238 Ralson Rd.. one bed-
room aparlment. 5450 plus
hydro. Awad. immed. 1-416-
533-9107.
3-BEOROOM man floor.
Completely renovated.
Close to Go 8 amenities.
$900/mor th Avail. immed.
905-8391317 or 905-839-
5900
AJAX Spacious bright 2
bedroom. separate en -
francs. parking. 4 appkanC-
es No pats. 1 stillast $755
all inclusive. available im-
mediatey. Call Scott
(416)778-5580.
AJAX - CLIPPER APTS.
2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc-
es, underground parking.
55 FALBY CRT.
MON - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
(905) 683-6021
SHELTER CANADIAN
PROPERTIES LIMITED
AJAX. Country starting, top
floor of duplex would suit
single non smoking per-
son. Central air $675 plus
heat 8 hydro Avail mme-
datey . 428-8086
AJAX: Wesiney Rd Mwy 2
Large 2 bedrm apt com-
plete wlhvvhg,dinmg rooms
W,0 to fenced backyard 8
private driveway S70C ^,o
428-2925
AJAX, available imme-
diately spacious basement
apartment. all amenities.
5600+utdities References.
1 s"st. no pets Call 519-
1792
AVAILABLE immediately.
2 oear;om act Clear nice
area, south of Park Rd
7shawa Contact 576.8642
or 683-4851 bus hours
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY, r Wnitoy, AC,
ou,ioirg soacious carper
ed. newly painted will pal-
.ony. :lose to bus scop.
ping. au utilities included.
first last required, no pets.
1 bedroom $650 2 bed
room. $75C ca1430-0134
BACHELOR sry-e base
n,e., ira,1m 1 500 sqIT
of ry nq area. Ineplace,
parking separate entrance.
Hwy 2 L verpoal Rd Pitts,
erring Call 4'6)2691
BEAUTIFUL I bedroom
baser^«^' apar•ment. own
laundry, rourn. parking,. tar.
trance. Harwrrd cervi
401 6 Hwy 2 Availaole Oct
1 %C S-06 it,, or pets
1905619-8CE5
BEAUTIFUL -DOsQ K Stu
dic acar•mert r urge
country home ski ,rills
su iker rvmg area Calico
nyseparate entrance very
private 5680 inclusive
Non king single work
ng person proterred 3C5
985-1520
301 Cordova Rd Oshawa
Large 1 bedroom apt fresh-
ly Painted spacious very
clean ill includes park
Ing Cal '905,8AC-6112 or
Pager 4161501 168'
BRIGHT 2 beoroom walk
casement apt 4 pc
Path. car laundry, All .r
Jsrve S750imo AvadaDie
Sept 1 P,dkerrg 686-
4.18
CLOSE tc Ou-am Co,-
ege must be seer 2 With,
$675, mon into aw 6 ria
tsllast 8 of required No
pHs Lynn 436-6886
COURTICE professionally
finished clear. 2 bedroom
basement apt. Apo loai f. s.
laundry, sep *of non
sn'boker. ref 1 sul S690
435-4778
DOMWTOWN Whitby n
small apartment Duading.
log 2 -bedroom apartment.
available Sept 1. $720'
month. first last Call
(9051669-4009
FOR RENT, Oshawa (Rit-
son 8 Bioor area) fury ren-
ovated 2 -bedroom base-
ment apartment. available
now Contact 571.4399
firstilaSL $650 inclusive.
LARGE 3 BDHM.
APTS
From S769Jmth. +
hydro. AJC, Carpet, 4
app• and parlarlg
ind.Walk to Pickering
Town Centre. Close to
GO Transit and Mry
401.
905'420'6306
14M PkMring Pekway
LARGE sell-contaned
apartment lir one person,
separate entrance, parking,
cable 8 storage. dose to
TTC a Go train, $6501
monlh. Call (905)837-0344
LIVERPOOL/HV" 2
Small 2 bedrm bsmt apt.
ground level, private ent..
C/A. CN, laundry, recently
renovated, non-smokers.
avail. Oct 1. $700. inclu-
sive.420-4841
LUXURY 1 -bedroom in
country estate. Fireplace,
pod. all appliances. utlities
included. scenic view, 5
nuns from Kirby Ski Hill
$94J/monlh. Call 725 -
Owl
NEW BUILDING. m
macuiate 2 bedroom.
RosslandfRitson (Oshawa).
appliances, laundry, recur"
ry. Oct 1, $750 inclusive
Please Call 571-4875
NORTHEAST OSHAWA
one bedrryorn with walkout
to ravine Pool, "hub, suit
working person Close to
everything $650hriclusive
Reference Sept 1 Nights
4342730. Days 723.7479
ONE redroom apt fur
n'shed 5600imo Available
Oct I Rouge Valley area
509-2$91
ONE cedroorn basement
apa-n-ent. S45cimonth in
clucli ,ollties. separate
entrance laundry. parking.
non-smoker Call
1905)723-4429 Available
Sept 1
OSHAWA ON . 900
Glen S r cedroom acts
from $675 $710 3 bed
room apt $720 close to
shopping, schools. GM ara
Go Utd'hes included First
last required Call 728-
4993
CLEAN FAMIl Bill
ING Nrnt Oshawa 1 2 8
3 Dorms Inclusive Pay ca-
ble. Parti Al aunory fac
723-2094
OS14AWA _:rse to GM
2 3aDarthers.
5600 5725 i 4835 •espec
hvey Call r)5- 1380229
OSHAWA New ' m,-^
bsmf 4c1 5525,montr `st.
Use Non vr,okw aundry
parking, 6 sl r,.luded
separate ent'ance Call
aca 3442
PICKERING ;lean one
tied, casement apt
Larne kit ,v mn bathroom
sundry sop entrance
Non -smoke, 'S no Pets
Close to Go and Lame
5600,"Ill . 1.2 util Sept
1 9C5-8313250
PICKERING Nrres Ra
4;' ;^1 2 bedroom
baserlent apt air. Laundry,
parkin, private enhance
S'o0 ^ic includes atikties
No pets 905.5092685
PICKERING ViCage t ock
Il . large open zoncept.
separate entrance parking
available Sept 1st tic
pets 5575 94 nct 831-
294'
PICKERING Whites
F tic' ear :wet. bright.
newly -$novated I bdrm
basement Walkout ravine
Separate entrance ai no
pets. smcii Suits I
S66C me _% re 90583'
0218
PICKERING. Cl new
bsml apt on the Say Suit
1 working rebrea , nature
lover no smoking pets
$700 month incius," 19051
831-0162
PICKERING. 2 -bedroom.
den. bright. clean. 3 ap-
Piwnces. near GO station 6
Shopping. available Sept
151. S950innonth Inclusive
No pets Phone 905627-
0753.
PICKERING, large 1 -bed-
room basement apartment.
Hwy 219rock Rd. No pets.
separate entrance. In-
cudes Stowe, fndge, arc,
hydro. TV cable Working
person. $650/month (S31or
2 weeks) 1sUlast. 686-
6231.
PICKERNIG, Liverpool
Rd.. 3 -bedroom man floor.
large 8 attractive. wh4e
kitchen. drapes, a/c, grey
broadloom. dose to GO,
$1075 inclusive. 905 -770-
1 -.
05 -no -7222. 416-494-3765.
Pidre rill 1 bdrm bsmt
apt. Near GO. $550 11
cludes laundry 8 utilities.
Sept. 1st. Non smoker, no
Pets. (905)839.4537.
PICKERWSG- Brock 8
Finch. Large 2 bllrm Who
apt.. Sep. entrance, laundry
and parking. $800,/month
all inclusive. Available
Sept 1. Cas (905)619-
2495 Wave message
PICKERING- new large 1
bedroom basement apt. 4
PH" bath. full kitchen, air
conditioning, pool. Sepa-
rate entrance. Parking.
5800 inclusive. Call (905)
421-5808.
J i . . . ., . I r r 1 ,
III r
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CALL
683-7545
'' for Lup-tco-ci.ltcr
�"� auctic>'n Ilstiny<a
gra. r..yavr■ ck 'ort e�erry residents
call 404-2615
For an audio version of enll cl}rront and upcoming aLICtiOnS located rn soutflern and
eastern Ontario please call the above nurTlber
1 PUBLIC AUCTIONS
ESTATES ' PRIVATE COLLECTIONS " CONSIGNMENTS
COMPUTERS JEWELLERY ' COLLECTIBLES - OAK ' MAHOGANY HAND CARVED
FURNITURE - COINS • SPORTS MEMORABILIA & ART - SPODE - PANASONIC
ELECTRONICS ' TIFFANY STYLE LAMPS - DOULTON ' SWAROVSKI HANDICRAFTS -
ORIENTAL PORCELAIN - ACCENT ITEMS - OVER 200 LIMITED EDITION PRINTS ' GROUP
OF SEVEN ARTISTS
SAT. EVE. AUG 24 AT THE HOLIDAY INN OSHAWA
AT 7 00 P.M 1011 BLOOR ST E
Preview, 600 p m OSHAWA
thlarmony & Sloor)
Over 500 tine quality items Include: /.awed mahoganyx iL,k ' ii overeat
& Ih •' ' .rived screen hnq , l )I s Corner Chairs Willing
f r ch ria .ah' . tris. del r„ibinet_ ,,1_o',
rro', . cr)le •c v� t tv. deacons bench
Uu it stand. wash Sta ids plant stands. fr legion ls. China Cabin„t ioveseat Credenza.
'n Chippendale t Oil's XV 0 --en Anne 1 9th A. ;'nth Cen tier les
ndicratt: in rnr--rude v $tV (Hand Carved)
prnniT�ve�, ;Banc•_ .ars. balloon b
�: roost.•' Tram rn otornike. doll uggy
.a h( ...... Cook., .;all Signs pigs horse & b„g.]y Tiff,f, ,V'T & I)IILC rt larnps
"•'• tihies dolls I' & Floyd_ spode. hrimmei dohilTl•n Itnya' Ilu• H.,, hie clnlls Tudor
' )'vAl VV' ' ester ';tar treknlisicals Cherishe
r d Tr ddle �;, t c 'nom ruts. < ry 51x1 g
Hak , kf. Sp Ode o
('rtliel fr plates. Egypt .m F glues N Il tv 'is Robert Harke•.
:e rot of unuSLI.i , rental arts R : I,tfts ! at-,urtta pur< .r -r, R,•sewood Marhlr_
I `.port: M. n i,•ab ❑a I. t Prints sign -1 by sports celehnty M.il„e I eat one Of ,I k,n,t
rr,ed (01111.1 -els_ Warne GreTzky F'OSt stark fila(),-'Siu_d N1.• _v M. -ti, %lured
one I adds & Urnts Jewelry rnr iu elms gold !}'..mond & genuir,.. e
)e ('.Plain Desi ..•.'rte talc s. ear s
g ilii weir firs Pocket watr;he5. Pearls necklaces IOCk,•t '; mai C.lS rte rug; &
ire (:)in N• fi,Ink rr-••r• r ;)Miction f•prrl estates with proof •.its Oly rr [,�, `-. 22 24 kt (i olcl. olc7
c AM, '7 I"", $? nU co1leCNble set. S2 00 uncut she. -T tors( Set: & hook•.
t F; ;>OU l ren r f 11 F DI T ION PFtIN r 5 decor ; ongrnals panrL•; canvas .. /ilio
. es by GI. -f -'' Pn`ts rare
t evert (; Plr'sr ne M.I •'.''a 11 /Carla des fir•.1 I adV of WiIdIdC) Tyler
)Irl p••c„ Newb•. it,)mancl Natr ri)a •• •ai-..; A Y .Iack-r, I T„t T I aYr M,-VtT,r
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nor.• M .. ;fpm i•,i nrd 'o rnuseunt Irartres to cons'ry l-ri tin 7-d
BICYCLE AUCTION
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTER
NEWTONVILLE
AUG. 23, FRI. 6 P.M.
Setting a Corporate
lunation of over 100
thi(vcles from General
%1^ )rs. Oshawa, on
�'hatt of Oshawa -
V. haby'Clanngton
ruled Way The
hikes are all Junior In-
'o,mediate size it
-i'ious condition
a , :hon Starts at 6
at the Old Grist
'All Terms Cash, ap-
r, ved cheque. visa.
mterac
Auctioneer:
Frank Stapleton,
CAI. ICCA
(905) 786-2244.
1-800-263.9886
Fax 786-359'
11 - 1%,,, .f he
•„ k)'. +.l nht, i.amCd ,irt t)y rrnuwn artists 1M ;t br Sren: Oua Oirry n' r,nlrarnc'.7 :.rt by
•r)Wr .I ',Sts it,1'I Publisher d'Spusal over 100 p„n tS'
RM'. ' ash Vt.- M, as per posted A It `01111crd at Sal,' Add.trurt-; & t7.•lehons To place your
ARRIVE EARLY LIMITED SEATING EARLY REGISTRATION 6 00 PM Auction,
NO BUYERS f EES OR SURCHARGLS - FRILL DRAW AT SALL CONCLUSION Call 683-0707 and let
PROI=FSS1ON %L At C-11ONEF-R-S ' � 416-298-1762 one oto
professional
advisors Help you.
HOLIDAY INN. OSHAWA
FRIDAY NIGHT AUGUST 23RD VIEW 6 P.M. SALE 7 P.M.
1011 BLOOR STREET. OSHAWA
'.'-cnard'se received frg(r bei. •„' :res. department stores, end of tines. 'efuRxshed, new
danor,etc
-. trick,,ad ofrrnxed ^)erchardrse wrA oe onerec atfns safe
- : ia; List Sanyo. Scor, Eme'son, Prosonic, Citizen, electronics Compact cisK cme
-aos CD radios cordless pncnes & answe•-achines & ca ler IDs. Wa k-a^s. 25 -
Jr Tis w':' closed captior 4 head VCRs. personal CD ciayer win car K:t 'V VCR
DOS set, a•arrr clocks wan radios, iodS sing along cassette players. Kids WNz K!Os
^g ComOuteri. lots o' toys. porceia:c dolls L E edition up to 40-, T wCR stand
• e^wa'e Zountry dining set, k^ves setscanisters. spice racks. 45 Gc Bavaria
erwa'e sets. air beds. Lagosti^a ,:ooii sets. 14K awe..e•y. Ciamond rings.
. , r ete1S Mlnikc pearls. neate,s, humidifiers.:-rzrcehahn vases :.sr, Dowls. Seek- & Lorus
A:"1es. steppersgym bikes ski'na.;hhnes tools. wrenches, screwdrivers, socke' sets.
-_ 5 trill Dds. ^ydraul'c !ass gnnde•s trill press. IramponneS. the Cast I:a,S ant Tie oak
. Dduclior radios orienta, ',and painted figurines. cork pictires lamps touch & DanKe7s
scaies, crysta. figurines Pclor Silex small app, a- --es. shoe lacks . -,ra _a -pe!
.cam Cleaner. Dread boxes gorse clow, o,,vets. leather belts baDy strici.ttei Olivetti &
'r Corona typewriters. )ewellery boxes pat* umbrelia, portable BBC Xe,ox :ooier
eras Panasonic 3D game system ca, seats baby swings etc Tor r,any t; list,
lathing to, everyone Sutitect to addition & oeiebor. terms Casa Visa. Mastefoards
[evil Auctions
GRIST MILL
AUCTION CENTER
NEWTONVILLE
AUG. 23,
FRI. 6 P.M.
Seeing the contents
from a Garden Hill
!tome. along With nu-
merous antiques,
a, antique chairs.
neral crocks, Vic -
Ian parlor chairs,
;ker chairs, trunks,
chest of drawers,
Psi coolers, adver-
rig pieces, deacon
1ch, floor lamps,
rack, wash table.
cnlna, misc. etc.
Terms Cash, ap-
proved cheque, visa,
mc, inlerac.
AUCTIONEER
FRANK
STAPLETON
(905)7x6-2244
AUCTION SALES
SAT. AUG. 24 - 10:30 A.M.
SUPERIOR Auct,or for George & Adeline
Blayone of Manchester, held on site at 5 Brock
St Take Hwy 012 north of Whitby to Hwy 07A Go
1 block east Watch for signs
ANT. FURN. & HOUSEHOLD; Ant. oak
sidebrd ( glass splashback. EX). ant S. rolltop
oak desk (superbl, unique driftwood glass top
labile. 4 slatback chairs (hand stenciled), qty. ant
tables (parlor. hall library, etc.), upright grand
piano IS bench, ant. coffee table scales, hand
carved rocking horse (EX), old On pedal tractor
(Murray Trac), ant. hockey game, old dolls, ant.
wicker crib, old chairs, brass knob & iron bed
(EX), church pew, washstands, fainting couch,
potters wheel, leaded glass windows, freezer,
white cast Iron patio set, ant. glass & china plus
more.
TEiiMS: Cash or good known cheque.
!MED. AUG. 28 -6 P.M.
FARM AUCTION: For Morris Segal, 0640
Thickson Rd. , Brooklin. Ford 7700 diesel Tractor.
Case 1294 diesel tractor, Case 18450. diesel
skidsteer, Case 1494 diesel platform Tractor,
David Brown 770 Selectomatic 3 pth with load-
er,JD Moco haybine, JD baler, Kvernland plow,
spider rake, cult., mower, thrower wagons,ma-
nure spreaders, elevators, blade, Platz sib un -
loader, old tin roofing,plus much much more. Call
for full list.
TERMS :Casa o good known cheque.
GARY HILL AUCTIONS
ON. OF 1081454 ONTARIO INC.)
SUNDERLAND 1-705-337-2185
TOLL FREE 1-800-854-4847
OUTSTANDING TWO DAY
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Sat. Aug 24th & Sun. Aug. 25th. 11:00 a.m.
Selling at MacGregor's Auction Hall
Take 4C t to '.°.ave,iy Ra Nc,'^ •,> x2 '-lwy
East tc Scugog Si . North 1 km rWatch for Signs)
Auction Features the Articles from the estate
:)f the !ate Clara Stamp -Budd & contents from
'he home of John Budd. Orono
Clara Stamp -Budd was a major buyer for the T.
Eaton company. traveling the world for 40 years
before retirement in early 60's. Be prepared for
extreme quality, rare & unique articles that you
won't usually see on the auction block. partial list
ncludes 2 mahogany bedroom suites, walnut
bedroom suite, 10 pc Drexel dining room suite.
:ouches & Victorian love seat. Queen Anne style
writing bench Grandfather clock c1800s (Wil-
iam Scott Beath, Scotland). Mahogany ship
DenctVtrunk IJ J Taylor), marble top console &
Jarlour tables. Victorian mirror, hearth footstool
..'tapestry (11870) quality coffee & end tables.
parlour & occasional tables. numerous parlour
:hairs, music stand. Waterford style chandelier
w/Capisl shell shades, etc
E_A_CWti42"ffgnng__Qf_$ilvVf cutlery sols.
.:anoe!abras icl88C Sht iJ Englandj, rare
dresser set (perfume bottles. powder bowl, silver
frames & tops. cut glass), exception! desk ink
stand (11900) Tea server set, pewter tea caddy
m'sc pts., servers. candle stacks. trays, cutlery
(Rogers, Reid, Schef'eld, etc I
Brass a CopjilxLa�. - Samavar, mixing bawl,
vases & urns, etc
Collectable ,pts - original Royal Wood Seal.
200 year old tapestry (Austria), old records (W
Church Hill set, RCA) Berliner one sided records
etc. German slide projector, old mirrors, hand-
made ship, exceptional glass paper weight col-
lection, Hart & Lazier 04 crock, Paddington Bear,
Flags
QM%flding Oftiritna of Glass i Cur:... '10
place setting of Coal Port (Indian Tree), cups &
saucers, exc. covered Limoge Chocolate Con-
tainer, rare & unique pts. including leaded crys-
tal, cut glass, vases, Royal Crown pitcher, 3 rare
porcelain figurines, Napolean porcelain figurines,
Shelly, Country Rose.
Qftfml Works A old Piehxra - 3 Drummond
paintings, Bokor, Corodet, Tammy, Burnat, Doyle
etc. an exceptional offering of early art work &
collection of old Victorian prints
Misc. Arti Liss - Garden statues & bird baths,
garden tools, French doors (7), linens, bedding,
Pillows, drapes, colour TV, air tight stove, plus
usual kitchen & household articles, pots, pans,
glasses, vacuum, John Deere 318 riding mower
(hydrostatic, 50' cut)
AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is only a partial
list, the quality of the articles from the Budd -
Stamp estate will make this one of the highlight
auctions of the year, a must attend event, each
day will feature a rare opportunity for one & all
(Terms: Cash, Visa, M/C, Interac or Cheque)
MACGREGOR AUCTION SERVICES
MIKE MACGREGOR
905-987-5402 905-987-3664
EQUIPMENT AUCTION
BERRY BANK FARMS,
ORONO, HOLIDAY
MON., SEPT. 2ND
10 A.M.
Selling a full Line of
tarm equipment.
Tractors, machinery
vehicles, hardware,
tools, etc RRa2
Taunton Rd.. Orono. 1
1 2 miles west of Hwy
115 Fordson Major
tractor, Case vac trac-
tor Ac 5040 (3 cyl )
tractor, 30 Tandem
bale rack. NH 469
Haybine. JD 780 Hy-
dra push tandem ma-
nure spreader, MF
721 single axle
spreader. Massey 35
P W I type combine.
Kvernland 3 furrow,
r'low 2 furrow plow.
s'_�' of leveling har-
rows 24 ft vibra
shank cultivalor, culti-
:a'^r 3 p1h , disk 3pth,
D 7000 4 row corn
Cldrlter Int 4 row corn
AUG. 24/96, 6:30 P.M.
PETHICK AUCTION
BARN, 2498 CONC. RD.
+18, BOWMANVILLE
(HAYDON)
This week we have to
be sold from a local
home, a large variety
of antique & modern
furniture, collectable
glass & china, lawn &
garden equipment.
tools, Ltd. Edition art,
1985 Ford F150 w/
cap, & many other in-
teresting & unusual
items. Large sale.
Viewing from 5 p.m.
Terms are cash, Visa,
MC or Debit Card. For
more info. call (905)
263-4252. Sale
managed and sold
by Garry K. Powell
Auctions, Apprai-
sals & Liquidations.
Plan on joining us for
our Annual Labour
Day Antique Sale
Seot. 2/96
a^ter, Robert bell
AVAILABLE Oct 1
'able saw mill ( 40
Apartments
;arriage. 50 In In-
For Rent
"'•ted tooth, 20 inch
OSHAWA NORTH SIM-
-''wan jointer planer.
^%rzontal Shingle mill.
COE.o^ Russet bngr•
kshute
•,an 2 bedroom. in newly
grain grin-
availed 12plex, hard
power washer,
w'XI floor$. heat hot water
ila 3 5 hp water =
''" ^g cable incl Laun
riding mower 3
• ' fa' -"'lies no dogs s686
snowblower. 50 A•
•:.I
)d Sept I or Oct 1 905
weed sprayer.
_` -2982
BEDROOM ants.
roller, lawn TWO
--ler. 25 bus rotary .h..t
able m�eoia'ey
feeder. 3 stain-
^g distance to GM
_
b,,, ding newly deco
farrowing crates.
r• -d S68C plus hydro
' )`zed lawn
, 666 5674
,n eper. push MOW- TWO
BEDROOM rase -
round bale feeder.
apa�r-, ventral
trailer. vehicles ''
"• -g close to Glen-
' w3 Ford Bronco 4 x
School. parKirg
blable
'>ev cube van. List -'-.
Non Smoke, ^.o
lett to additions
'� 570C plus 4C"�
," r•
: deletions For
'gas) Sep lorh '905)
m-
X284
--lation and to con-
D ecirooms ava'labie.
Two
s :n to this auction.
• .I.
"tact the Auction-
_„'es. laundry on
•..miles
all inclusive. WI.
'•"
".'Bloor area 7211176
JOHN D. BERRY
CLEAN �.,sement
VERY
RRs2 ORONOe'o•
(905) 983-5787
dip, available
w Harmony and Olive
FRANK G. STAPLETON. a'ra
$385 plus V3 Ohl
NEWTONVILLE
404-0133 leave mes
(905) 73&2244
WHITBY
'rr;rlwm
QUIET one
^asement
CORNEIL'S
AUCTION BARN
3 miles East of
Little Britain
on County Rd. 4
Friday August 23
at 5:30 p.m.
9 pc Oak dining room
suite. Oak tea wagon.
Oak sideboard. Wal-
nut buffet. Antique
settee. 2 pc flat -to -
wall cupboard, 4 cap-
tains chairs, lamp ta-
bles, rocking chairs,
stain glass windows.
toilet set. refinished
(tables, drop leaf table,
Rgley Spearmint Jar,
Old pop & medicine
bottle, Granite ware,
milk bottles, Modern
hutch, dehumidifier
odd wooden kitchen
chairs, 1973 1 BIt.
Seabreeze boat with
150 Mercury motor
and trailer, selling at
7:00 p.m. Farm Ma-
chinery, the Property
of Ray Timgren of
Little Britain. M.F. C50
Diesel Industrial trac-
tor and loader (good
:ondition, 1800
lours), M.F. 165 Die-
sel tractor, 3 pth II
Dement miller, 3 pth
utility blade, 3 pth
vood splitter, 3 furrow
-ord 14' bottom trip
ream plough, 12 foot
3 pth All cuttiva-
or, 3 pth George
Farm Sold, No
Don & Greg
Comem
Auctioneers
RR 01 Little Britain
(705)766-2183
$1175 Oct 1 or sooner.
F •NLiast Includes laundry,
parking Suit mature
n,,nsmok,ng employed
adult 665 - 77
WHITBY 1 -bedroom
apd'cr'•ent available Sept
$575; month Includes
^eat & parking for 1 car
::all 430-0959
WHITBY apartment for
,1r' ' bedroom $550 2
t.-Iroom $650. first & last
,r -wired phone days 725-
8911 evenings & «eel
Kends 668-4016
WHITBY 2 bedroom top
floor of duplex. carpeted,
parking under carport back
yard. all inclusive $850 call
668-8667 or 668-8967 or
leave message
WHETBY, large 2 bedroom
in triplex. dining room. Just
decorated, laundry facili-
ties. parking. Sept 1, $795
Inclusive, 433-5550 / 576-
8381
WHITBY, Irg 1 bdrm
bsmt , laundry, fireplace.
rep. entrance, 1st & last.
6700(month inclusive.
x11905-668-0034.
NHITBY- 2 bdrm bsrr4 apt.,
wail. Oct. list. Cable. Law.
fry & ubl. Wild. 2 parking
PIK*s. $600hrion. 1sMisl.
i79-1076.
WHITES RD.dr
HWY. 1112,
1 1/2 bed-
room,bsrTtt.,trdfities,
Sep. ent-, 4 piece bath,
fridge / stove, Sept. t,
$500, non smoker.
- 420-3046.
Ill rent when you can
can your own home for
ISS than you think?f! Call
ave Haylodk Sales Rep.
e/Max Summit Realty
991) Ltd. (905) 668.3800
x(905)666.3211.
Houses Houses
For Rent For Rent
$1 - Absolute Affordable'
AVAILABLE Oct 1
Why Rent) Own your Home
S16501mo. Whitby, execu
from 5799/month (utilities
five 2400 sq ft, one yea
included) No Down pay
lease minimum. Crede
menu Call Met' Mark Sla
check, first/last. call Angel
pley Sales Rep Sutton
and leave a, 905434
Group Excel Realty 571
1060
6275 or 1 800.840-6275
COURTICE 3 bedroom
WHO SATS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUT A HOUSE.'
3 8r Semi - $679:1rth
3 8, bungaiow $789ntfit
"+ Sr Jr Exec s969-th
No down payment? Bad
Credit? Bankrupt? Can Me!
571.6275
I-800-840-6275
MARK STA PI it
L.,irl K: ah, In,
1ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES'
WHY RENT? BUY'
Nc J wr raymer!
No problem'
Let me show you how
M"t Pay $7000AC
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep. Remax Accord
Realty Ltd. 576-3111
3-13EDROOM a�n
house t:>s^uwa $695.
month.uhhheS Also 1 bed
room apartment separate
entrance overlook.n9 park.
$495 monthly Cal! 985-
8265
3 -BEDROOM 3 baths.
parking queer s!,eet, walk
out to deck, fenced back-
yard w. storage shed. ex
ctrilent location, ',ear O C
Civic dome. laundry. avail-
able im1TWdiately Utilities
extra 5835 -month 571-
5320
AJAX targe 3 bedroom
"-, 2 Storey upper level,
2 112 baths, appliances.
$1200 inclusive Nc pets
Sept 1 905-686-8863 or
416-497 _9620
AJAX :.peer level of spa -
nous 3 bedroom bung'
low Close to school and
public transit Parking and
full use Of fenced yard
Avail Sept 1 $999 inclu-
sive 427.3720
AJAX, 3 -bedroom
dntac hed huu. - on
court, excellent
location, air
conditioning, 1-1/2
bath/, 5 appliance%,
acailable(kt $1125;
month plus utilities
Call 60-7079.
MAA, Country setting, 3
bedroom bungalow, fire -
Place. applainces. avail.
Sept. $1150 plus 686-
9699.
Max- 3 bdrm, Lartp lot, 2
dedks, all 5 apps. 6875 +
ubl. negotiable. Avail, Sept -
1 st. Call 428-2146.
FAX YOUR ADS
UM -0707
main floor home. 5 appl
garage. avail Nov 1 $870
plus hydro and water OR
$980 Includes everything
4363102
DETACHED 2 storey
home for rent. Somerville/
Taunton area 3 -bedrooms.
1 112 baths. more informa.
tion call alter 5pm
(905)430-2905
E. OSHAWA, 3 bedroom
back split semi. 2 baths. at
'ached garage. $899 . uli
'ties, avail 'mined ret.
'.68-3800
LARGE 4 -bedroom exec
,five home in Hampton
Appliances, great quiet
`e'ghbourhooci 10 min
from Oshawa. $1300 . utili
-
ties 263-8905
PICKERING, Vasey Farm
Hd'K-gs'.- Rd 2 bed-
room bungalow gas heat
ng, finished basement
urge lot. garage. Avail
Sept 1 $975.month Gar
839-0000.
RAGLAN a'ea. 2bed
-=11_-,.-,;aIow 5 ap
pliances. ac available
Sept 1st. 5700+uhhhes
Call 905985-7853
WHY RENT? No money
:1w 0-1 y,-, own home
Ke ^car fridge stove_ $795
all but phone 3 bed
ask"', $65.90C M'r
reg gross `come $23 Do,,,
year Call Ken Collis. Coid-
well Hanker 728-9414
Housing
Wanted
PROFESSIONAL -
Ir=Dine la^vrr ,eek'ngw a
single. detached house in
Wh,tt>1r area. preferably
with six bedrooms (or Po.
tential for six Rent -to -owe
01 rent Call 668-1052
4 ' Townhouses
For Rent
2 a 3 -BEDROOM ';can
houses for rent. dNa,lable
Sep & Oct tsb'lasi Call
905-721-1518
3 -BEDROOM townhouse
for rent 'er,)ed yard, close
to schools, shopping, fin
ished rec room, available
Oct 1st. $790.utilrbes 1300
Oxford St, Oshawa 305-
432-2421
BOWMANVILLE: 9eautr
lu; 3 bedrooms. 2 112
baths. garage, partially
lanced yard $900'mo
Utilities 1StAaSt Avail Oct 1
905-623.7963
KING a TOWNLINE
Area available Oct 1
Large 3 bdrm townhouses,
neutral decor, 4 appl , 1 112
baths, basement & garage
$895. ♦ util Phone 721-
8213 Evening and wee.
kend appointments avail-
able,
NORTH OSHAWA, 3
bedroom + basement
lownhouses in well main -
lashed family complex
Freshly decorated with
Fng./stove, dose to ail
amenities. Starting at
$718Jmonth. On site Mdmt.
08/11. C80 905.728-3777,
NORTH Oshawa, 3 -bed-
room, w/besemer f. fridge
Stove. now stropping. $895
includes hydro. water,
maintenance. available
Oct. 1st. Phone 905-728-
9901.
Tow
' nhouses ' T Fownhouses Rent
FAMILY LIVING
1975 MEMORY LANE,
DICKERING
Oversized 3 bedroom, 11/2 bath
townhouses with 2 appliances, gas
heating, parquet floors, fenced in
backyards. Close to schools, transit,
parks & shopping.
611ARCHANT PIROPERTMS
(416) 321"iyyffls
_TILL PUNTING. No mon-
. down, rent to own, 2 A 3
_froom home. From $725
,• month all inclusive Au -
a Rasanu 7289414 ext
:iHITBYgreat aea 3 Bed.
nm in Blue Grass Mead -
4 appjoances,P00l in
,mole. S1 000 per month.
Clint Belbn, 579-7339
c)AA„LEAN QUIET. non
nOker Own bath b k'i
-, shared laundry. park-
5,350
monthfirst Is last
428-6.149
AJAX. Clean carpeted
')wet adult home.
5P �t kitchen bathroom.
,undry facilities. cable. non
;-poker 580 per week lur
-
-shed ?05-686-3201 -
FURNISHED room with tv
1--: .i- available now to
sr••„e.rg working per.
on Close 1--O Centre and
4^1 5350mo 723-0357
LARGE ROOM with ensu-
,.,, ^ closet cable.
,,,age of laundry tae
and • •-"en $470/mo 666-
:ili
U�nawa viivc ai
aared house
�lo5e :C bus and Shopping
Available now Call 728-
233(2
PICKERING, 1 room
barn with
1 ads -a a Free lase
dry 'amities Next to transit
stop 53001month plus 112
:able b phone Call Jea
-ere 4.6,971 5039 9-5pm
w +051839-7279 after
7n-
SUUtrm a.,ar large unrW-
r •, ,n clean
house Park ^q cable
laundry. share •',hen and
bairnAva.,ape • rn cf,ate-
k t l",'_ n r.A i 1,F01
avu m n a,ax. 'arge onrur-
r l'e: -son• In Clean
housepark ng cable,
laundry. share kachen and
barn non-smoker available
,-mediately. S35CL nonm
427-6932
AJAX Beaut,lu, 2 bed-
r- ap' to share Must be
'
en, S41Smonth includes
use of aI facikhes Close to
GO bus 401 and para
Call Maurine FA-I.M7n
,rico hent in exchange
icr ;atys,tting Syr old boy
in my home Father works
nights. Sunday-Wednee-
day Must be responsible.
Please leave message.
71-4 768
LARGE PRIVATE
ca✓ e,or i bachelorette
basement apt. Close to
Durham College, bus
roul?s and all amenities.
Suitable for one. Clow,
quiet newly renovated: in a
good neighbourhood. In.
cudes laundry, cable, pri-
vate bathroom, storage
space A/C, heat 8 hydro
included. Must like Dogs.
$450 Inclusive. Please can
X5438-8312.
LARGE ROOM, In a clean
t„ uy furnished house. Every
convenience available for
Your use, plus parking 6
Yard $80 weekly. now
available , 721-0122
OSHAWA- working fe-
male to share quiet home.
includes all facilities. No
Petskids. smoking. Oct. 1,
SSoo in except
prone and cable. 579-
7161
0SHAWA- luxury 4000
sq it house, indoor pool,
jacuzzi, sauna, laundry, etc.
to share with 2 others. Pre.
to, Professionals/students.
Ava,l ,mmed. very reason-
able 432-6997 leave
message
SOUTH AJAX, Crean
Lngnt accommodation, full
use of house including
kitchen and laundry, $350
Per month or $85 par week.
Joan John 905-683.5951.
Condominitrtns
For11 Rent
AJAX 2 bedrm condo wl
many extras Clean quiet
well maintained building 5
app., close to GO / PTC
Avail Nov 1 $900. 1 stAast.
references 427-0056
Office 8
• Retail Space
OSHAWA 4 Months
Free Rent !tl- 3000 sq
Evil $900, 850 sq 2nd
fir. $550. 600 sq main
$500, 250 sq main $350.
600 2nd fir $500 Cal! 434
2447 or 655-4132
OFFICE space for lease. .
overlooks busy Hwill
handicap accessair con ,
plenty of parking Call
725-999,
OFFICE SPACE For
Rent. Whitby 15C4,square
'eet Prestigious budding.
close to 401, ample park
-ng. call 905-430-7151
Industrial
• Units
INDUSTRIAL Units
Thrrrton Terwdiegar,
968 5 sq ft $3 25 sq tt net
+ MIT 579-5077 or after
Spm 5713281
RENT TO OWN. 1000
5000 sq It .ommercial
condos. very attractive
rates, excellent purchase
terms. Call Ker Thompson
1 800 465 7 74:
NEAR Oshawa Center
Irduslra. unit Includes
overhead doors, high cell
Ings, park ng_ ut,lo-es.
washrooms and air coin
pressor Month-bymonth
5550 month Also park rq
for in
-ck w th hydro ova,
able 575 2982
ri WeiRonda
Vac. Rentals
M11 Private Homes
For Sale
OPEN HOUSE Aug 25.
12-4 p m 2500 sq h two
storey home Backing onto
greenbelt Large family.
room with cathedral ceiling
and fireplace 4 bedrooms
+ 3 bathrooms. 2 tier deck,
2 car garage 185 San.
dringham Dr Courtice
Asking $170.000 434-
7692
OSHAWA bargain
5110.000 Brick bungalow.
2 bedrooms, garage.
36X100' lot 2 bedroom im
law suite Call 905571
2883
PRIVATE SALE FINE
LON ryyp Trent system 4
season homeFront 8o h
Cameron Lake Back 105 ft
Burnt River 3 bedrooms ,1
1/2 baths. fieldstone !,re.
place with airtight Two car
garage plus Paved drive-
way large boat slip. phone
.705 887-3813
REPOSSESSED Homes
Ow down paymeni h
r anc,ng arranged Call
4334623 Options Rea!ty
Ltd
RETIREES: 1400 Sq II
3 O• 1_ . do all on 1 floor,
No sta,rsii Large k,l. Sep
din rm good size BR'5 3 w:
0 to balcony with Southern
Exposure. Vill location,
close to 40' access. walk
IO dOWnlOwr WViilby and
parks S940585 AL SO Su.
Per ser^, n WN -by 4 bn,
1500 sq h !in osmt_ huge
pie shaped lot, gar direct
access. woo from big kit to
very impressive back yard,
walk„.Kat^ a en Rewe
Publ,c Scr¢c. $143 300
Frank Hawes Sutton Clas-
sic Realty Inc 430-9000
WHITBY immaculate
t” ;a.owaI 112 Elizabeth
Cres South or large ,of 9C
X 168' 3 bedrooms. 2
bathrooms. rec room with
bar and fireplace Attached
car garage Asking
:209.000 For more details
and to view this privale sale
:.UI 905655 4840
THE NEWS AD% ERTISER, WED -A. '(t'ST 21,1996 -PAGE 43-A
• 1Business
Opportunities • Personals • ' Personals ffI111 Personals
OSHAWA
Fully equipped 130
seats licenced restau-
rant. Good loation,
ample parking
For details
Bruno Posteraro
905-986-9658
10 RECEIVE a free cas
sette tape about good
health and a chance for
financial freedom, lust call
Mara Louise Messenger.
905-686.4125 11022861
I Camper
Trailer Sites
TRAILER PARK air
can kiln.,, - u�-.... 128
sites 3 bedroom bungalow
store, rec ^all plus 'w0 7N -
,ages leased. malesoca!ly
treed Trout stream. n.
ground sw M. pool lo-
cated on 15 acres priced at
$335 000 Terms available
Vi consider your nome as
par, pay-ont Phone '!J
Lauesen Realry 905-523-
3194
• ' Personals
-ost attractive .aces
Reliable cscreel.
out calls ,nly
yr I 404=8761
EVANLY HAl Police
use Pated x' �oiutions
or Career Re,at,onsn,ps.
Realtr. Love $2 99 ,,nule
18 • 900.451 -4055
PERSONAL PRAYER TO THE BLESSED VIRGIN
THANKYOU
to the Blessed Virgin,
to the Holy Spirit,
and to the
Sacred Heart of Jesus
for the favours granted.
Business
Personals
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cessation program Is
available through the
Tr)ronto Hospital in
connection with a
research study. If
you are 18 yrsor
older.
PLEASE CALL
416-204-1765
SEARCHING FOR
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ro%
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HEAVENLY PSYCHIC
For a once and ^Udirg
GORGEOUS 3 Ixedroom
'
Out
ir•swe•s se•v�ng ,.r ,3
adr. Call Life Pi......
3 bathrooms townhouse
all
Properties
P
milkor leaders Only $2 99
Inc 905666-7795 yvh,Ioy
condo. close to famous
MSL S50
per min 24 MS 18 yes plus
951% Stock
Clearwater beach pool. la.
60% Off
1 900-45'3783
kuru. BBO, private yard.
1w :vvOiJEv ACRES- t
1/2 hr drive Newer se
I OmpanlOns
aviadable now For into and
ciuded 2000 sq h "'.me
' R istrations
to view photos 686-9846 or
with a wonderful view Hwy
I
EASTSIDE
579-3788
b -ale, frontages $t39K
..r.r.E�
•C�ti; CATEUNE Free tc
Private Homes
'ease call �.9p5,965-3263
FOLK APT Pamang class-
mad 1-. place you• ad. no
' '
•-s B. -;,^^ung Sept 9 Mon
charges for ,aces no
Far SaleM,PVacation
F ve 8 00 /0 OC Oshawa
phone bill charges. 905
roperties
723-seeo
43C. 7060
PRETTY 2 -STOREY de-
tached hone. Whitby New
broadloom in Wing, throng,
3 -bedrooms :Yew flooring
n both bathrooms, en-
!rance, eat -,n Kachen Bay
windows, sliding doors to
deck, double garage.
beautifully landscaped.
lonced large lot Shows like
a model home 5157 900
20 Horseshoe Dr bon
Thickson. below Hwy 2)
Open House Sat Aug 17
12.3. A sun Aug 18, 12-3
905-433-2966
ADULT COMMUNITY
modern six room bungalow
valued at $89.000 Re-
duced for quick sale at
$63.001 $30.000 down
and vendor take back bal-
ance at 3 112% Inspection
by appointment 905-623-
3194 V.J. Lauesen Reanor
(List with us)
313 BALDWIN ST - 3
bedroom brick bungalow.
new gas furnace and wind-
ows. Detached garage,
second kitchen and bath-
room, early closing.
$129,900. (905) 728-5698
BROCK RD A 2, Great
family location, 3+1 bed-
room, 4 baths, walkout
basement, newly broad -
loomed A decorated,
$156,500. Cal (905)294-
6461 or(905)473-3268
FOUR BEDROOM two
storey brick home. 40 Mc-
Laughlin. (North Oshawa).
gas heat, 2 baths,
$139,000. For more infor-
mation call 571-1049
INCOME PROPERTY, 3
bedroom, with main level
apt., large lot, S. Oshawa.
Zoned C-1. Carry for less
than rent, Details 905-852-
6785.
OPEN HOUSE 1-4, Sun.
Aug. 25 - Port Darlington 2
bedroom bungalow over.
looking marsh and marina.
Bright newly decorated.
Full size familyroom, gas
and wood. Double garage.
garden, $110,000. 114
West Beach Rd. Bowman -
vile. 623-4760.
$3500 full priced. Sill
e', wooded Trader 101, ad-
jacent to huge county for-
est. good road. sandy
beach. fishing. Cobourg
area (416)4311555
Camper
Trailer Sites
RED SETTER RESORT
family campground and
conage resort on me Trent
Large spacious sites Full
hook up from $825 2 and 3
bedroom cottages from
$350rweek Rec nail, store.
pool. lakefront swimming,
boating, good joshing 905-
436-0807.705-778-3096
Money
To Lend
OBTAINING A LOAN
IS NOT GUAR-
ANTEED- SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
SUGGESTED THAT
YOU INVESTIGATE
THOROUGHLY
BEFORE SIGNING
ANY CONTRACTS.
• Mortgages,
• Insurance
MORTGAGES - Good,
bad and ugly. Financing for
any purpose, rates from
5.95%, All applications ac-
cepted. Community Finan -
pal Services 668-6805
Business
• Pportunities
EXCLUSIVE business
opportunity available from
Canada's Leader in Energy
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Protecled territory of Dur-
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In In
Memoriams Memoriams
MUSSARD - SIBEON, MARY
In loving memory of a
treasured Mom and Grandma
who passed away
Aug. 22, 1995
There will always be a heartache
And often a silent tear.
Always precious memories
Of the days when you were here,
Wehold you close within our hearts
And there you will remain
To walk with us throughout or lives
Until we meet again.
Fondly loved and
sadly missed by
Jack and Brenda
Ron and Marylou ,
and their families
07Ill: r1
FORTHCOMING MARRIAGE
Loraine A John R. Murphy of Ajax, are pleased
to announce the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter Lori Denis to
Paul Andrew Jonathan,
son of Belly and Gerry Emm
of Ashburn. The wedding
wit take place on
Aug 24th at
1 SL Berrladea's
Church
5 r in Ajax
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classiDed
Department is open
every Monday to
Friday 8:00 a.m. to
5:00 p.m.
can 683-0707
to place your ad or
fax it 683-7363
MOUNTTENT SALE Friday
KIRBY Aug. 23
SKI until
SHOP Aug. 31
AN AVALANCHE OF SAVINGS UNDER THE BIG TOP
All 95196 Adult Skis
50-80% Off
Olin. Dynaster, Volant
KasTle Atomic. Elan
50-70% Off Alt
95/96 Ski Boots
Sar Iii �cssignol Ra chle
60% Off
All in -Stock 95/96
Junior Skiwear
Su-
50% Off All
In -Stock 95/96
Gloves and Mitts
".lens 8 ladles
Thermostat Underwear
Reg S29- Now 511
Save 60%
J
Super Ski Savings
Up To80% Off /
K2 Ve.0-:;; SKIS.:,r,astar CMG.
Dynastar CMG CGLp DeMond Sill
Dynastar Mondial 6 , 5.1, 6.' Sk:S
MSL up !o 5675
Sale S9910
Adult Ski Package
ro%
Kastle 7CX )6 SK.S
v Off
Tyrolla 650 Binding.
All 95/96
MSL $5751
In -Stock
Sale $229”
Ski Poles
70% off
all
Uvex Triple Lens
Helmets
Slider Goggle
50% off
MSL S50
Sale $1500
951% Stock
Ski Sweaters 95.96 Stock
60% Off
50% Off All Toques 8 Hats
40-60% Off
All In -Stock Ski Bindings
95/96 Models
Salomon. Tyr,ua
Marker Look. ESS
Junior Ski Package Skis
J;: `c 1;_-5 -- Ems, ,s
UP to 130 lbs. 5 models
Sale 5149"
50'0 Buv Back
40-60% off
All Adult Ski
Wear
Kombi Kids T -Necks
S1 GN
Kombi Adult T -"Decks
51200
50% Off
95 Ski &
Accessory Bags
HORDESOF BOARDS /N THE BIG TOP
Rossignol UBTECH JAMIE LYNN oft
Com on the Cobb 153-158 Blanks _
142-152. Blank only MSL $699
MSL S550 Sale $399
Sale 5269
Rossignol Accellorator
153 Carving/Quatro
Hard Binding
MSL $725
Sale $399
Avalanche JR P99
or P109
Junior or Ranger Jr.
Binding
MSL $600
Sale $349
Lifetime Board Warrant
Exclusive Offer
112 Buy Back - All
Junior Snowboards to
140 cm. Bring them back
Ifter JR grows too big and
receive a 50% credit
toward a new board.
Nitro Custom 14
Blank
MSL S775
Sale $319
Raichle S6123
Hardboot
MSL $500
Sale $259
Oxygen XE 130 JR
Snowboard
Rallye Binding
MSL $570
Sale $299
Over 100 Board Blanks
Priced to sell up to
60% Off
All 95/96
Snowboard Gloves
50% Off
Santa crux 142-147
Blanks MSL $745
Sale $399
Ainvailk Advantage
95 Freestyle Boots
Reg $225
Sale $129
Airwalk Freeride Boots
Reg $275
Sale $169
JNR WAPO Boot 1503
Reg $125
Sale $79
15 Ww Sfawbmill Brands
8 New clothing utiles
3 New Step in Bindings
Switch -Hot -Clicker
6 New Boot Unes
All New Accessories
Tent Sale Hours
WEEKDAYS SAT 10-5, SUN. 12
(CLOSED
LAR DAY)
Mount Kirby Ski Shop
15 Taunton Road East Oshawa (905) 432-7789
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