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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_08_2504 G� Kitchens Plus 10% Kingston W E. The Wmi n Mgt PickeN Store Hour: Mon Wed 9 30 a m -8 00 p m .hu5 8Fn 930am-830pm Sat 930 a m -5 00 p m HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY 4!0, vn Family Ord k OpFor Sarvzo You Can TnWt VWOURSHOWROOM06 Omk Road South aa south a earM.i) 42a4.M A //(/0 • dSTOREROOM .News Sundae, Aug. 25, 1990 28 pages A Nletroland Community 'Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 34 Increased risk of Rebels with a cause 'Rebel soldiers' Ken Taylor and Ann Lawrence cross a bridge in preparation for battle against 'Loyalist troops' at Pickering Museum Village last Sunday. The village hosted a military re-enactment entitled Muskets, Fifes 8 Drums, with volunteer'regiment' members from across southern Ontario and the northern U.S. photo by Ron Pietroniro quake damaging Pickering nuclear plant: seismologist Authorities closing their eyes to danger, professor claims BY MARIANNE TAKACS s r:u1 )tt--T )Kil k PICKERING — Authorities are fail- ing to deal with recent evidence suggest- ino an increased possibility of an earth- quake which could caul wrtous damage at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Sta- tion, claims a professor who helped uncover the evidence. "We don't want to create panic of any kind:' says Arsalan Mohajer, associate professor of earth and em iron-lenud sci- ences at the University of Toronto. -But w e :an't ignore this.- Mr. his"Mr. Mohaje r says the evidence which has come to light in recent years is impor- tant but inconclusive. He maintains Ontario Hydro and the Atomic Energy Control Board have three choices: shut down the Pickering station, spend bil- lions of dollars to enhance its ability to withstand the earthquake the new data suggests might happen, or commission further research to answer the questions raised by the preliminary evidence. Mr. Mohajer reports the recent data indicates there may be a 20 -per cent chance a magnitude six earthquake, stronger than the Pickering station is designed to withstand, will occur within the next 50 years, and a one -per cent chance for a 10 -times -stronger magni- tude seven earthquake. "A nuclear power plant should only accept less than one chance in 10,000;' he says, which would mean the Pickering station would have to be redesigned to withstand a magnitude seven quake. Dif- ferent parts of" the station were built between 20 and 30 years ago and were only designed to handle a quake of atx)it magnitude five. Alley chose to totally ignore this information and play an)und with num- bers;' charges the professor,in reference to the consultant's study of the situation commissioned by the AECB, which he says will only "manipulate tlx: same old data,- instead of doing more research. Though the study will examine the more recent information he and others have brought forward, notes Mr. Mohajer. "we think our data is insufficient". He and Nick Eyles, a professor in the See QUAKE.... Page 4 Inside In the news Name Dropping...................I 1 Sports.................................15 Classified .............................21 Phone lines General 683-5110 Fax 683-7363 Classified 683-0707 Sincerely Yours 1-800-662-8423 InfoSource 683-7040 Death Notices 683-3005 Auction Line 683-7545 On the Internet at www.durhamnews.net 93e+74GST =$1 Town Centre 7 Bell Mobility PAGE 2 -THF NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAN% AUGUST 25.19% Tax assessment reformg ro osals et mixed reviews p p Bt' MARIANNE TAKA(S & KITH GILI,IGAN _ S-IAFI_ REPO KII-R% AJAX-PICKERJNt_; — 'Me imple- mentation of property -tax assessment changes gets a thumbs -up from k>Lal municipal politicians. but a 1Nce'warm reaction fmm a taxpiaycis' group. "The assessment policies being pro- posed are consistent with the position the 'linen tool: on the Golden Report ton GTA rel orml:' RckerinL� Mayor Wavne Arthur% says. " Tiaey take care of a lot M- things I Worry about. especially seniors and the way (reassessment) is implemented." Ajax Regional Councillor and deputy mayor Roger Anderson says. On Tux ay. Da%id Crombie. chair- I.an of the Vi,'ho Does What panel and ;cad of its sub -panel on assessment and propem tax reform. tell ,;W recommen- dations on how .Actual Value Assessment should t>< implemented. In a letter to :Municipal Altair'; Minis- ter Al Leach- Mr. Cromhie recorrimcrxi, phasing in changes over eight yearn to give taxpayers time to adjust: allowing tax deferraLs fix low-income seniors: cre- ating a special property tax class tior small retail properties to give business owners time to adjust: assessing prope7ties on a three-year average but updated annually: and basing assesvnents on the current value of a pn)fvn,. tact month qtr C romhic's panel rLc- ommcnded AVA% be u-scxd prosince-wide and tx in place by Jan 1. 190, ro ix:Lnn wean wride the leolemon b>0lieves tax reform is necessary to fix the existing patchwork propcm tax system in Ontahlo. it doesn't support the 'talue- hrasLYd assessment- hack-L'd by the Crom- hie panel. *1 a still have a system which we hdieve is fatally flawed says Mr. Rw- rnelo. -It's the most unstahk sysiern one could poxsihl find - Brock North Landfill Site Site Renewal Project Public Open House Monday, August 26, 1996 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Brougham Community Hall 3537 Brock Road South A f s Metro Works is planning to remove all the waste from the closed Brock North Landfill site and rehabilitate the site. Metro Works will transport the waste for disposal in the Brock West Landfill. For further information: Tel: (416) 392-2995/1-800-465-4056 o TDD: (416) 397-0831 9ric yon Fax: (416) 392-2974 . o� E-mail: OCfrAN � works consultation@ metrodesk.metrotor.on.ca EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 •Extractions In Hospital +Chemiclave Sterilization •Collect From Insurances tgentaV and i'antng U'rtr.ntt"ent hearing a lex mon: negative comments from the public come the tall. --------------- Call 683-5110 with your news tips. RE t %SIRS (1 hr ) ' Relines ' Complete, Partial peri(rr. LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONQUITATION -�-- �? 1�'illiam Steil, DD, F, .A.C, A 84 Old Kingston Rei WV 1 + PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 PINE RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS NEW REGISTRATIONS -Tuesday, Aug. 27th and Wed. Aug. 28th 9-Lvvp m. �pc.,n.me,.. necessary, Please call 905420-1885 or 905-420-8820 GRADE 9 ORIENTATION--hurs. Aug 29th 10-12 00 NOON TIMETABLE CHANGES -COMPULSORY COURSES ONLY --urs. A, g 29tr, 9 200p rr - The School Year starts on Tues Sept. 3rd, •96 Homerooms will open at 8 40h. New School Hours 8:55.3:05p.m aer ods will be 75 minutes. There will be two lunch periods in effect Lunc^ -" 45-1225 Lunch #2- 1 05-1 450 m IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PICKERING ww-=Y Mayor Arthur% believes the panel has But Mr. Pagnuelo believes the rex:om- Laken the correct approach in suggesting mendation to allow variable tax rates is a measures to ease the impact of assess- good idea. ile maintains the Province ment reform on residents and businesses. should not even set a range within which "A phase-in period is necessary and the rates must beset. appropriate to ensure the continued sta- "I don't we anything. wrong with bility of the tax system.- healthy competition. "These are all things He also favors the recommendation to that should be lett to local councils and allow municipalities to set their own local voters.- ote'rs-•variable . variabletax rates* for ditlLrent property Mr. 1 igmuelo also agrees then: should classes. within a range determined by the be a phase-in period. and suppoorts option- Promce. which will allow towns to try to al tax -deferral measures for low-income attract development in particular classes seniors. though he wonders who will lit by k)wering the tax rate for them. that definition. and questions why other "Depending upon the range of vari:t- limited -income gaups won -t he eligiblc. tion ;hat's allowed. it will pnovide some ile isn't impressed with the propoos:tl limited competition:' says :Mayor to update assessnu:nts according tot Arthtw,. "three-year rolling average'. noting it's Coun. Andersen notes the tax deferral not Wcl• eto make rr...ch of a ditferencY in for low-income seniors is '-a big benefit" a volatile real estate market. as it will allow some to silty in their "You're going to get hit regardless. It's homes. just a question of time - The thm -year rolling average "take,, Mr. Pagnuelo says it's interesting gall away the fluLluatioons:' he adds. these changes are tocin� discussexl during Tito Crombie rLrommendations get a the -dog days of surnmcv ' when few peo>- mixLxl review tram Paul 1'agnuc lo. Lxec- plc are Biel to be paying much attention. utivc director of the t )n Lino branch of the and suggests the politicians will start Canadian Taxpayers I'exleratio n. ro ix:Lnn wean wride the leolemon b>0lieves tax reform is necessary to fix the existing patchwork propcm tax system in Ontahlo. it doesn't support the 'talue- hrasLYd assessment- hack-L'd by the Crom- hie panel. *1 a still have a system which we hdieve is fatally flawed says Mr. Rw- rnelo. -It's the most unstahk sysiern one could poxsihl find - Brock North Landfill Site Site Renewal Project Public Open House Monday, August 26, 1996 2:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Brougham Community Hall 3537 Brock Road South A f s Metro Works is planning to remove all the waste from the closed Brock North Landfill site and rehabilitate the site. Metro Works will transport the waste for disposal in the Brock West Landfill. For further information: Tel: (416) 392-2995/1-800-465-4056 o TDD: (416) 397-0831 9ric yon Fax: (416) 392-2974 . o� E-mail: OCfrAN � works consultation@ metrodesk.metrotor.on.ca EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 •Extractions In Hospital +Chemiclave Sterilization •Collect From Insurances tgentaV and i'antng U'rtr.ntt"ent hearing a lex mon: negative comments from the public come the tall. --------------- Call 683-5110 with your news tips. RE t %SIRS (1 hr ) ' Relines ' Complete, Partial peri(rr. LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER FREE CONQUITATION -�-- �? 1�'illiam Steil, DD, F, .A.C, A 84 Old Kingston Rei WV 1 + PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 PINE RIDGE SECONDARY SCHOOL INFORMATION FOR PARENTS AND STUDENTS NEW REGISTRATIONS -Tuesday, Aug. 27th and Wed. Aug. 28th 9-Lvvp m. �pc.,n.me,.. necessary, Please call 905420-1885 or 905-420-8820 GRADE 9 ORIENTATION--hurs. Aug 29th 10-12 00 NOON TIMETABLE CHANGES -COMPULSORY COURSES ONLY --urs. A, g 29tr, 9 200p rr - The School Year starts on Tues Sept. 3rd, •96 Homerooms will open at 8 40h. New School Hours 8:55.3:05p.m aer ods will be 75 minutes. There will be two lunch periods in effect Lunc^ -" 45-1225 Lunch #2- 1 05-1 450 m IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PICKERING ww-=Y N c { tiGs- N =_ - � s. s� CNG S WEs- (SU17E 2101 859-8 98. 839-8981 839-8981 839-8981 and help raise the money needed to create a new Cardiac Rehabilitation Program r ONLY 39000 TICKETS v r 1 IN 25 WINS #r 120 FABULOUS PRIZES �► " YOU COULD WIN MORE THAN ONCE r YOUR DREAMS WILL TAKE FLIGHT... in Centenary's 1996 Cash Lo=ttery. 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"We're very disappointed:' says Ron Robinson, president of the Oshawa - Durham Home Builders' Association. "We'll have to go back and rethink this" "It's good news for us:' says Durham Board of Education chairman Audrey MacLean. "It justifies our constitutional right (to charge education development charges). The way is clear now for us to begin to plan " The top court in the country Thurs- day ruled constitutional the Ontario law that permits school boards to charge levies on housing lots in new subdivi- sions to pay for new schools, ending a five-year legal battle between hoards and home builders. The public board and Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board have already adopted the development charges, with the public tx)ard charging $1.275 per new home and the separate board $3(X), Mr. Robinson says. T h a t' s increased the price of new homes by more than $1,5(X) in Ajax, Pickering. Whitby, Oshawa, Scugog, Uxbridge and Brock. There's no room for the builders to absorb it:' Mr. Robinson says. Builders are also expecting boards in east Durham to start charging levies with the ruling, he adds. "Our experi- ence is probably within weeks. Hwy*21 we'll have devel- Q opment charges Cr on new houses€:. . there:" he says. The Northum- A berland-Claring- 3 ton Board of Edu- cation will consid- er development charges when a consultant reports Audrey to trustees in MacLean October. It could `The be- the end of the way year before the is clear board is in a posi- now for tion to start charg- ing the levies. us to Mr. Robinson says it's unfair that begin to new home buyers new are being singled plan out by the devel- Projects opment charge. "The: irony of the situation is the boards can't use the money they've been collecting, first because of the court case and second because of a provincial Learn to prepare income taxes from H&R Block, the nation's No. 1 income tax return preparation firm. Work on your own taxes or start a rewarding career. You can increase your tax knowledge and minimize your liability. ■ Flexible classes ■ Comprehensive, step-by-step program ■ Computerized instruction Call 686-1395 memi0cm UNO TO UNQ TRUES PA1r IF . TIME • QUA [Xfy + GEN ME DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVARABr F TO SERVE YOU WE RAELCOME .NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DIL JOSEPH A. MISKIIN, DENTIST moratorium on new school construction, Mr. Robinson says. "Now we're not getting the schools but we're paying the charges:" he says. Ms. MacLean says the boards will ask the Province to clarify the moratori- um but the court ruling means the board can access its development charge fund for new projects. Mr. Robinson says the provincial government's current review of the Development Charges Act could be the builders' "last hope". The review is looking at limits to what charges can be levied The history of the educational devel- opment charges goes back to 1989 when the Liberal government reduced its grants for school construction but allowed boards to raise money through lot levies. The York Region public and separate boards passed bylaws to impose levies in 1991 but were taken to court by the Ontario Home Builders Association. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 196 -PAGE 3 MODELS WANI If modeling has been your dream, here's your chance to strut your stuff on Pickering Town Centre's fashion runway in our second annual "Hair Revolution" event on September 13th and 14th. Complete hair, makeup and all clothing will be provided'� by the Pickering Town Centre. We are looking for models of all ages and hair types. For more details, please visit Mylene at TRADE SECRETS, located in Pickering Town Centre's Sears Wing, Lower Level, on AUGUST 27, 28 129 between the hours of , ifil NOON 18 PIMI_� '00, QED!!!! Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low Prices! Fresh Boneless Chicken Breasts _ lbo ' Boneless Sirloin Tip Is ea%CS Boneless Sirloin Tip lb. Roasts tt T-Bone Steaks Fresh Honey Garlic Sausage I lb. o�u��7� The OieN�iit 1 14F � 1 Porterhouse Steaks $1 $4� m., SroL a Cooked Sliced Chicken Breasts lb. .88 per loft The - wAA/AAA Cube - Stealcs 29 CMMmm A,/AA,,," ken S 49 CtttletS lb. FAA&& 1111=1111 8XI17111*1 "`"" wadaui! Y ."Tin Meat People" 7f.r�7 H Hwy*21 Q Op n Cr � AUC Yi J m PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25,1"6 DNA doubts changes will be made PICKERING — There's little reason for confi- dence the Atomic Energy Control Board will demand the action necessary to deal with new evi- dence of earthquake risk at the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station, says a nuclear watchdog group. "The AECB has been too willing to accommo- date Ontario Hydro in delaying significant improvements;' says Dave Martin of Durham Nuclear Awareness. "I'm skeptical, particularly when i notice that none of the critics are included in the review committee" for the Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment for the Pickering station com- missioned by the AECB. Open house on transfer of Pickering dump trash PICKERING — Residents with con- cerns about the transfer of garbage from the Brock North landfill to the Brock West dump will get a chance to have their questions answered at a public open house Monday. It will run from 2 to 9 p.m. at the Brougham Communit-v Centre on Brock Road just south of Hwy. 7. The open house is being offered by the workN department of Metropolitan Toronto, which owns the two landfills here. The Town of Pickering arxi Metro agreed to the transfer of Brock North trash to Brock Voest under an out-of- court settlement last April of a lawsuit launched by the Town to force the clo- sure of Brock West. Brock West. west of Brock Road just north of the Third Con- cession. is now scheduled to close by Noy. 30 and will only accept the trans- ferred waste after that date. Brock North, located just cast of Brock Road near the Fifth Concession. was only operated as a landfill for six months in 1978-79, takine about 120.(XX) tonnes of household and indus- trial waste from Metro. It was closed due to contamination problems and Metro has had to pump leachate from the site and transport it to the sewage treatment plant on the lakeshore. Transfer of the waste is expected to begin this fall and continue through the spring of 1977. Metro has hired a consulting firm, Conestoga -Rovers and Associates, to provide advice on the best method of removing and transporting the waste and minimizing the impact on local commu- nities. The consultants' recommenda- tions on timing of the project, haul routes, odor and litter controls, air quali- ty, sampling tectoniques and hazardous waste controls will be presented at the open house. There will be no formal meeting or oral pc+esentations. Rather, members of the public will have an opportunity to ask questions one-on-one and submit written comments. Infortrtation about the transfer is also available by calling the 24-hour Brock North Information and Comment Line set up by Memo at 416-392-2995 or 416-397-0831 for TDD callers. He notes the seismic standards for the Pickering station are "three to four times less than compara- ble stations in the northeastern U.S.A." Mr. Martin was particularly intrigued by the comment of an AECB official at Thursday's Pick- ering/Ontario Hydro Liaison Committee meeting that a nuclear station would not he built in Picker- ing today based on what is now known about the earthquake risk here and on the area's high popula- tion. "If you care that answer to its logical conclu- sion they should be shutting the place clown, but that's clearly not in the carer" Model teens sought The Ajax -Pickering United Way campaign steps into the world of fashion with a teen fashion show on Nov. 29. Open auditions for teen models will be held at the Pickering Recreation Complex's west salon Monday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Clothing will be provided by Le Chateau in the Pickering Town Centre. Offering a preview are, in back from left, Rachelle Frayne, event co-organizer Peter Bovolaneas and Shelley Pierre and in front Don Bovolaneas. photo by Ron Pietroniro SPORTS MEDICINE and REHABILITATION CLINICS Holistic Appm"b to Healtb Care ANNOUNCES OUR NEW ASSOCIATES Linda Newton, B -A-, D.C. Chiropractor Gary Rogers, D.P.M. Podiatric Medicine & Foot Surgery Sharon Ellis D.Pod (Aus) Registered Chiropodist At Our Pickering Location New Patients Welcome Ba - Bayly Medical Centre 1420 Bayly Street, Unit 6, Pickering 420-6285 Quake risk great FROM PAGE 1 department of geology at the Universi- ty of Toronto, presented their research and concerns Thursday night to the Town's Pickcring/Ontario Hydro Liai- son Committee. They explained how recent research has discovered the existence of a major geological fault running right under the Pickering sta- tion, as well as other faults in the area. .l..,i: .Lel, tr,n a it of Lake Ontario. There is also evidence of over I(x) low-level quakes occurring in the Pickering area between 1991 and 1995. The faults here are not obvious sur- face faults like the ones in California which are clearly active, but faults deep below the surface which are hard- er to investigate and monitor. Ques- tions remain to he answered regarding whether the faults identified are active, how far thev extend, and whether some of the geological formations discoy- cred are evidence of faults or have Vken caused by other geological activ- ity. Mr. Mohajer told the committee the low incidence of earthquakes in this area over recorded history is not enough to provide reassurance a quake is unlikely to occur because recorded history is so short here and the type of quake which could happen usually occurs at much longer intervals. John Waddington, director general for the AECB's directorate of analysis and asst-ssment, said his agency requires a nuclear station to be able to shut down its reactors, cool its fuel and contain any releases of radioactivity "for any earthquake that can be rea- sonably expected to occur in the area around the site". Mr. Waddington noted that even though the Pickering station is at a location which appears historically to be at low risk for major earthquakes, "there's been a tremendous increase in aeninait-A kn(iwfediye in ttu- last ')r, ,,. 30 years". The AECB has spent $200,000 on earthquake research over the last five years, and has hired a U.S. consultant to conduct a Probabilistic Seismic Hazard Assessment for the Pickering station expected to be complete by May. Mr. Waddington said "all the dif- ferent hypotheses" regarding fault lines will be included in the model used for the PSHA. - The AECB has also ordered Ontario Hydro to conduct an evalua- tion of the ability of the older 'A' rxx- tion of the Pickering station to with- stand a quake, and will likely require improvements. he said. Mr. Mohajer suggests the AECB is turning fir advice to "carefully select- ed" people with "known biases". But he notes a large number of reputable scientists and agencies acnes the U.S. and Canada share thio: viewpoint that Pickering and the surrounding area including the northern U.S., is signifi- cantly at risk, and the required research will eventually be done even without the support of the AECB. �11 1101 Ll V� h0A 0461 MM to] am A �. LE NTRE 050001, Quality Shirts on Display'- p Y from Canada's Premiere Shirt Maker Great variety of sizes and colours PRICES START $ 33 FROM OPEN DAILY PICKERING HOME & LEISURE CENTRE VM BROCK RD. & HWY. 401, PICKERING 86=7419 P Dog bite victim's mom fears animal rabid BY CHRISTY CHASE SPECIAL TD THE NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING — A worried Pickering mother is appealing for help in finding the dog that bit her son Thursday afternoon. "If we don't find the dog, (her eight-year-old son Michael) will have to have rabies shots:' says Brenda Shedden. "He doesn't want to have rabies shots" The bite isn't bad but one of the dog's teeth did puncture the skin. So, the Durham Region pub- lic health department requires Michael to have a series of rabies shots if the dog isn't found. "We're all pretty upset:' -says Ms. Shedden, who works in Ajax. She wants the dog's owner to come forward so her son doesn't have to get the needles. "We have to have the owner or somebody who knows of the dog because we have to have proof for the public health department that the dog has had its rabies shots" The incident occurred around 2 p.m. on the northeast corner of Eastbank and Edgewood roads in the Amberlea area. "Michael was on his way to a friend's house. The dog was being walked by the owner. They were just passing on the sidewalk when the dog bit him;" she says. Michael told his mom that the owner asked him if her dog had bitten him and he told her it had. The woman then told the dog it was bad and walked away. Michael continued to his friend's house, bleeding. The friend's mother took Michael to a doctor who said he had to report the bite to the public health department because of the punc- ture. He advised them to find the dog as soon as possible. The dog is described as medium-sized with long off- white hair with a curl or wave to it and wearing a red leash. Any- one who can help Ms. Shedden is asked icy t aii her. at S31-6806. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25,1996 -PAGE 5 PN .SES �RG� ERQ� ES, A `pW F�RZ1�-CZE 2�=1 $ 1 200 25kg BAG GRASS SEED Standard Mix $99" Thrifty Mix s74" ALL ANIMAL FEEDS 25 kg. bags IN STOCK Rabbit, Horse, Cow, Chicken. Duck, Geese. Pheasants. Lambs, Ostrich, Emu Farm Fencem & Cedar Posts! Call for prices LATM IMMCTORS $100 OFF & 0 DOWN O A.C. FROM $44/MONTH 18 HP 46" DECK 15 SPD. 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Advertising manager ~TENT HOUS-1`01. Mxiiigmg Editly .AIYLN BROUWER. Retail advr lismg manager ARE FAK]HOURM thstribuwc manager General:9()51 MI -5110 Clas-afird: (9011 6834T707Circulation: (W)51)M3-5117FAX:(9(15 i M;_ -;til E %lad:\rNsnk7ladurfiammsys net on the Int~: http+//%,w%durham- ne. s.rlet the Ness s d.ertiser is a memhrr of the .AW -Pickering Kiani of Trak. Canadian Community \ewspapx-r Asax . Canadian Cirnvlat.ns Audit lit ard. Ontano Pmts Ciuntil and MIMI The publisher msenrs the right to cla.%if% or refuse any a wrtiser"t Credit for ad.x-msrtT ni limited to spracv p nLv emv o c-Lupnes Be reasonable on school levies A lot of schc i of board trustees have smiles on their faces to da% as they heard the news the Suprern Court of Canada ruled last Thuruiay they can charge fees on new home con- struction. Mam school boards across this province have Ione felt new homeowner should pick up the tab for the contrac- tion of new schools. After all, those new families are responsible for bringing new kid,, to the area and in tum creating the demand for new schools, they argue. Home builder have complained the new ley,,. some as high as Si.S(x) on a single-family home, will hurt a market which is alreadv in trouble because of the consumer' shaky confidence in the economy. Adding a S 1. *3(X) cert to the new home price will kill the market. they argue. But it seems the Supreme Court agrees with the trustees. 'The legislative choice of permitting local school boards to impo) e levies to pay these additional costs forschooling cling on landowners who construct residences in their area. rather than imlx)smg the costs on taxpayer generally. is perfectly legitimate. And it is equally legitimate that the construction industrn ) which apparently oro ns the bulk of the land 1 should bear its share of the costs since it benefits economi- cally from the development:' the Court ruled. But is a le -v\ on new homes and retail businesses and offices fair? It's no secret the new home market isn't as strong as it has been. even with decreasing intrust rates. Builder ha\e been working within a ver} thin profit mar- gin for years and adding an extra cost is no doubt going to hurt them and. in tum. hurt those people who reh on new home construction for work- But as the Supreme Court noted, the builder can also benefit when a new schm)I is built by using it as an incentive for new families. With the legal right to issue lex levies. we encourage trustees to be sensitive to the economic loss these immedi- ate costs could play in dampening new home construction. Because both sides should agree that would hurt every- one. knfcsm� To respond to this editorial call Iwfosource at 683-7040 and dial 5111 ♦You said it... In response to last Sunday's column on the Fiscal Bloopers and Blunders Hall of Shame by Blake Purdy, our readers said: ♦ `This is the most ridiculous article I've ever read. There's no point to it". In response to last Sunday's editorial on health care in Durham Region, our readers said: *1 noticed that the committee does not have any representation from the west side of Durham Region, neither Pickering nor Ajax are covered. I'm just wondering how well vie'II fare with the pressures in Oshawa and Whitby to get everything to the east." ROD��, �F piV 90T, Canned Duboilewl v Letters to the editor Political parties are the problem with democracy To the editor: Wishing to enter the dehate hetween Terence SchLitema and Dan McTcaguc. i would suggest we all need lessons in demo is rac v. Demo>cracN is a Greek word that means 'people', rule or guidance'. Democracy first evolved in Athens and surrounding cit\ states atxut 5(X) B.C. The area enjoyed a free economy, unen- cumhered by union, business or state monopolies, and I believe that is a pre- requisite for true demo cnu:y. The ancient Greeks chose their politicians and public servanus by lottery from among all citi- zens. None could serve more than one year. This kept the: government in ttie hands of the ordinary people, prevented the evolution of an entrenched ruling elite such as we have in most Western countries today. This system prevented politicians and public servant from forgetting what life is like in the real world and from being corrupted by power. What we have in Canada and most so-called democratic countries today, with the possible exception of Switzerland, is a form of government that the ancient Greeks called oklocracy, which means rule by an established elite or mob. The solution to our problem of gov- ernment is not a new political party. We are already seeing that the Reform party is no different than the old line parties. Preston Manning preaches grassroots control while behaving like an authori- tarian ndec Political parties are the problem. They concentrate too much power in too few hands. If we want true democracy in this country we must outlaw political parties and severely limit terms for both politi- cians and public servants so government Che Ajax -Pickering News ,ertiser accepts letters to the editor. letters should be typed or neatly d -written, 150 words, Each letter R be signed with a first and last w or two initials and a last name. ae include a phone number for ver- dom The editor reserves the right d k copy for style. length and con. Op -b iaas eqptswd in letters are wear tasd not necessarily sen'ice hecomes only a short interlude in an otherwise pnvate-sector life. We must outlaw all monopolies, be the, closed union shops or drug cartels. We may need a limit on greed. I like the: idea of a lottery. The elitist. of course:, would argue that we can't have a construction worker as minister of finance. Bull. He knows you can't spend mune:, sou don't have without serious consequences, something the- learned helearned economists don't seem to know. Peter Simonsen, Ajax Pickering Transit not part of pollution solution To the editor: Would Pickering Transit kindly explain why it is necessary to have 12 to 14 buses idling at the Pickering Go Station for 20 minutes when steps are being taken to cut back on vehicle exhaust emissions? When Environment Canada issues its air -advisory alerts this does not have much meaning to the manage- ment of Pickering Transit. M.R. Spicer, Pickering Steve Houston Opinion i♦ So long, i, neighbors' i officially became a resident of Pickering Friday. Real estate prices being what the\ are, it took my wife and myself awhile to summon the courage to accept the loss we knew we were facing. With that knowledge, we went ahead and sold our home in Oshawa anyway. As Forrest Gump would say. stupid is as stupid does. I hope our new neighborhood in Pickering is populated with the same kinds of people we shared a street with I'M the last live year. I hope we'll be as comfortahle dehating -- into the wee hours of the morning -- whether or not the Macarena is better than the Slosh. We hope our new neighhoors are as willing to demonstrate said dances with the same reckless abandon. We hope we can count on our new nei,,htxtr the way we could count on our old ones to keep an eye on our home should we decide to take a shun vacation. We hope we can return the favor anytimc we're asked. We hope our new neighhor, do ask. We hope our three-year-old son can make new friends as he did old one,, We hope he brings them hon: as often. asking for Freezies or Popsicles or power tcx)Is to share. We hope we can run into our new neightx)rs at the end of the drivewa\ on garbage night and use it as an excuse to talk about stuff. We hope they, tow, will point out things like: 'That shouldn't i,'- in ein your blue box". We hope our new neighbors will keep us apprised of news in the neigh- borhood as effectively as our old ones. We want to know things like "Scott yelled at Jessica today, and Mark and Michelle are pretty ticked off about it because she's only four, after all..." , We want to play one-on-one basket- ball with our new neighbors. We don't want the women to keep beating the men. We hope our new neighbors will feel free to wander over and sit out front of the house with us on a warm summer night to share a beverage. We hope we can enjoy the comfortable silences only good neighbors can share as they sit together, without necessarily feeling obliged to chat. We hope our new neighborhood in Pickering is much like the old one in Oshawa. If it is, we'll know we made the right decision. We're confident, though, and are looking forward to making new friends. We gave up a substantial amount of money in selling our old house. It was a lot easier than giving up great neigh- bors. �To cootmewt on this coGtnttt nfbsourloe caA Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108 Big changes in store for students BY CHRISTY CHASE _SPECIAL_To Ttn: NEWS ADVIAVISE.R DURHAM — New schools, new teachers and new class hours are facing students and teachers as they head back to school. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board and Durham Board of Education are gearing up for another year of learning, although the public board got a head start. It opened its one new school on Aug. 6. More than 100 students will get their education at C.E. Broughton Public School in Whitby on a modi- fied schedule, attending classes every eight weeks and then getting two off. They'll get one month off in the summer, instead of the usual two. The other half of the school, which will oper- ate on a traditional calendar, starts Tuesday, as do all other schools with both boards. "We're looking at something in the neighbor- hood of 26,352 students;' says Grant Andrews. director of the separate board. -That's a five -per cent increase over last year's enrolment. We're moving from 2509) to not quite 26,5(X)." At the public board, the estimr.ted enrolment is expected to be 60,850 students, just up slight- ly from last year's 60,795. That's probably due to the fact the board started junior kindergarten in some schools last year and then can- celled it for this year due to provincial funding cuts, says board chairman Audrey MacLean. This year's senior kindergarten students were already enrolled in schools last year. meaning no large increase of students next week. 'That's the one thing I regret that we were forced to do;' Ms. MacLean says of the junior kindergarten cancellation. To meet the increased number of stu- dents at Catholic schools, the board has added 22 new teachers, mostly at the elementary level. Mr. Andrews says. The beard, which retained its junior .-indergarten program• will be opening two new buildings to replace makeshift arrangements, he says. Ecole catholique Saint -Charles -Gar- nier, a French language school, opens in %A'hitby for Grade 7 to OAC students. Located on Brock Street north of Taunton Road, it will take in students who until now have been housed in Father Leo Austin Secondary School in 'V4'h1thy. F.cole catholique Corpus - Christi in Oshawa and Ecole catholique Notre- Dame-de-la-leunesse in Ajax. The other new building is Holy Fam- ily Catholic School in Beaverton, replacing accommodations in a church basement and portables. "It'll be a drastic improvement;' Mr. Andrews says. "We're excited about both these new school buildings" The Catholic board will also have 162 portables this year, including six new ones. The public board will have 430, down from a high of 500 a few years ago. The public board will have fewer teachers, too. Last year there were 3,657 in the system. Due to the junior kinder- garten cancellation and other layoffs and retirements, there will be 3,465 teachers this year. Meanwhile, public board teachers and stu- dents at nine schools in Ajax and Pickering have new start and dis- missal times to get used to this year. The board has staggered opening and dismissal times at the schools to save money on busing. Classes at those schools will start anywhere from 8:10 a.m. to 9:15 a.m., allowing each bus to deliver two loads of students each morning. While classes start Sept. 3, the public board is anticipating Sept. 12, the day the winner of the prestigious Bertelsmann Foundation is announced in Germany. The board is one of the finalists in the running for the award, given annu- ally to the best public system in the world. Ms. MacLean will be heading to Germany for the announcement. "That'll be the highlight of the year for sure;" she says. 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Pickering, opposite the Durham Regional Police station. $5 for car wash and S2 for refreshments. Pro- ceeds to benefit the Pickering Swim Cluh. 837-2348 (Kathleen). tn'NIN SING: A non-demoninational Hymn Sing is held from l to 4 p.m. in the Village C lapel at Pickering Museum Vrl- lage. 3 ion east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. 7. Choirs, soloists and instrumentalists. Admission Sl for adults. $2.50 for seniors and students. S2 for children. S 12 for families. and preschoolers flee. The museum village is open noon to 5 pm. 683-Wi. . ISIONDAl, AUG. 26 tiACATION SCHOOL: Peace I_uther- 3n Church. 928 I-nx po of Rd.. Pickering. bolds a Vacation Bible School .Aug. 26 to 30 from 9 am. to noun for kids from age throe to Gracie 6. Cost Ls $20 per child or $35 per family. Call 839-3521 or 416- 284-7265 b, Aug. 16 to agister. TUiSDAti, AUG. 27 BIRTHLtiG CIRCLE: A rknv non- profit community support group of pre-- COLLEY. 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N nant women and their families holds an Intro- ductory meeting at 8 pm. at Knights of Colum- bus Hall, 108 Bloor St. W., Oshawa The group will start monthly meetings in September and focus on the sharing of positive aspects of birth and new motherhood. 420-0223. 1 IN 50 CHANGES ro WIN PARENTS: 'nx- Association of Parent Sup- port Groups meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. It's for parents oichildren involved in drugs, alcohol, running away. dropping out of school, crime or parent abuse. Call 1-800-488- 5666 for location, information. F The Communities ,. Of York Region rol ffil 14 P: a �110 A - 'Fd�.. (1 :! _ - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996 -PAGE 9 FROM PAGE 8 council of Ajax High School . L cry meeting at 8 pm. at Bay- of the Eastern Star, Ontario measles vaccination during the campaign held from Feb- ruary to June. 723-8521, ext. 2195 or 1-800-841-2729, ext. 2195. WEDWDAY, AUG. 28 SINGLE PARENTS: The One Parent Families Associa- tion of Ajax/Pickering meets each Wednesday at 8 pm. at its new location on the ground floor of the Up On. Deck Sports Bar, 527 Westney Rd S. (one kilometre south of Bayly St.), Ajax. All those in a single -parent situation are welcome to attend. The orga- nization hosts Glances, sports and lots of activities for kids. 683-6609 (Kathryn). AJAX HIGH: "Rte student holds its Sixth Annual Grade Bill oar fair Baptist Church, 817 Chapter 227 holds a garage 9 Welcome Day from 10 a m. Kin stop Rd Pidcerinc, This and lawn sale from 8 am. to 3 to 1:45 pm. 'There will be information about the school and a barbecue. 'The school is on Bayly St. east of Harwood Ave. 683-1610. SCOUTING: The 1st Dun- barton Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, and the 3rd Company Venturers hold registrations f-om 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering. Adult volunteers are also needed. 420-0581 (Diane). ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham hosts a family sup- port group meeting at 7:30 pm. at 487 Westney Rd. S., units 19 and 20 (at Clements Rd. W.), Ajax. All caregivers welcome. 576-2567. THURSDAY, AUG. 29 PARENTS: Parents Without Partners Chapter #204 meets at 8 p.m. upstairs at St. George's Anglican Church, 51 Centre St. S., Oshawa. Guest speaker is Ann Morris, a dream analyst. $2 per person. 571-5452 (Debbie), 723-1699 (Ron). SOCIAL JUSTICE: "Ile anti -workfare committee of the Durham Region Coalition for Social Justice meets every Thursday in August at 6:30 pm. at the United Steelwork- ers of America hall, 115 Albert SL, Oshawa. 723-1924. TORIES: The Ontario Rid- ing Progressive Conservative Association holds its annual barbecue and corn mast from 5 to 8 pm. at Petticoat Creek Conservation Area, at the foot of Whites Rd., Pickering. Games and activities for the family. The barbecue is free, but there is an entry fee into the conservation area. 649- 5705,683-7071 (Kevin). SENIORS: The Ajax Senior's Centre has a bus going to the Exhibition Senior's Day. Room for 30 people. Call Jack at 683-9696. FRIDAY, AUG. 30 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recov- g •> group meets every week and pm. at 705 Lublin Ave., Pick - deals with addictions of all ering. Proceeds go to the types, including co-deperdan- Ajax -Pickering General Hos- cy. All welcome. 428-9431 pital. Sale also being held (Jim, in the evening). Sept. 1 at same times. 420 - SATURDAY, AUG. 31 8483 (Moira), 831-6646 GARAGE SALE: The Order (Cynthia). 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Jacob Caer z" Ajax residents Owen Wilt- F r eeland n q shire turned 18 Jessie and Billon Aug. 24, celebrated r Ferguson cele - with best wish- his birthday , �. braced their 50th i es from proud on Aug. 23 ,. anniversary Aug,�� parents Roy and and wishing ,yµ 24. All our love him all the and hopes for Bernadette," man more from ,� *° b r o t h e r best with a y Richard and i whole lot of son Sandy and love were cousin Sebnna. wife Pat, daughter � � Mommy, m m "One of our yuppie puppies Sheena and hus- And, congratulations on finishing y' turned 11 on Aug. 11. Yes, it's band Lew, son Blair and grandchildren Bill, Scott, Grade 12 at St. Mary Catholic Sec- D a d d y , g � ondary School and best of luck cur- :." . Grandma, Christopher McCrone. Mom, Dad, Sheena, Lindsay and Jeffrey. And, kisses from Caitlin, A Darcy and Coolio Princess and Mai -ling. ing your OAC year. ` We all love Grandpa, Great Nanny and Dan - Princess Y you" Dan. wish you the best birthday ever" Birthday Birthday 50th Birthday Birthday Aug. 28 is ��`" Aug. 26 is �sVenessa Lynn Fraccaro going to be a f a milestone turned 16 Aug. 19 and cele - big day for; day for a braced with a slumber party Kyle Cas- „r I member of with her friends and a family sidy, as he I the Dickson gathering of cousins. aunts. turns two I family. Ed, uncles, grandmothers Nona - years old. `'`" alias Ace or and Nana,'%1om Nancy and W i s h i n g ` Pudge, reach- Dad Frank. liana says. a Kyle v '`` y very ` � � es the big 50. "Very happy 16th birthday happy birth- j* Sending him with lots of good luck and day with love 1 love and best love as always. May you -- are Mommy _ wishes are have many more Venessa. And- ha�'e a lovely school year and Daddy.i Tanja Genova was cele Chris, Ty, coming up in September. Hugs and kisses" bracing on Aug. 8 as she A a r o n turned 12. Wishing her a Christian , Birthday happy birthday were bud- Nate, Zack, Engagement The big guy — dies Anna, Caitlin, Sarah Mamma and all the family. Also, a very Kan Crass and Alan in the Wong I and Sophie. happy butxiay to Oma from all the Yang. Campbell will walk home is one. — I down the aisle on Aug. lsaak Wong Birthdati's Birthday 31. Kim is the daughter ce!ebrated hisof Jean and Dave Cross. birthday on Aug. a ; �.A mom former Pickenng rest- : 19 when Ryan, ei' fid- dents now living in Whit - Rachel and:mother . by. anti Alan a th son of �i Evan wished great -grand- Volande and Don Campbell of tiewmarkLt the Louplr him the biggestmother and a will wed at All Saints' Anglicun Church in Wluthv birthday ever. "We love you Isaak' I true friend _- � tamed 90 on Aug. 20. A Birthdays Birthday party in Two of the biz guys in the Gilli- honor of gan home are turning; seven on Aug. "Orr precious Bernadina 25. Mike and Geoff will have a princess' Rachel Madd Carvalho was held Aug. 3 really big birthdaN pa. with fami- Ding nursed three with more than 120 people ranging iin n them years old on Aug. August is a very special month for age from six months to 90 years ly and friends there help havefun t 12. Man, Dad, the Kobopouios clan, as Alimaodra amendbu the festivities at the Masonic Wishing them Ryan, Evan and tuns seven on Aug. 29 and baby }all in Pickering Village. Among each a happy her grandparents �4 brother Joshua celebrated his very those there were Bemadina's children birthday with wished her a fust birthday on Aug. 20. fiery special Joe, Teresa, Patrick, Ptiil and Vidor, lots of love are Manny, Daddy, happy birthday. birthday wishes with lots of love and their spouses, her 23 grandchildren Matt, Nene and Grandpa, Grand - "As long as we're kisses from Mommy, Daddy and and 10 spouses and 20 great -grand- ma and Grandado, cousins living, our baby she'll be:' brothers Tyler and IardmL " Ibant chr7dtm Best wishes for many more Christopher, Scott and Sydney, you far a wonderful year:" came ham her family. Aunts Susan and Diane, Uncles BWh&y Keith and Michael, and feline Darryl Birthday Birthday - - - friendsMuffln, Buddy and Wim. N e b l e _ corned 12 an Sarna Situs► ofKst>�t. Sharp ao 1794 Liverpool Road Aug. 16. Ajax at+rnod 19 on as A reached double digits,'aPickering 831-5431 Wishing him Aug- 19. 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MODERN DINETTE..� 249 Sports Men's basketball league needs new recruits DURHAM -- A local men's bas- ketball league is recruiting players for the fall season. The Durham Basketball League needs players 18 years and older for its Wednesday night games, starting on Oct. 9. Games are played at Pickering High School, 180 Church St. N., Ajax. For more information, call Ed at 427-1216 after 6 p.m. C ARKE HENNING INC. A rl TRUSTEES & INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS JV -Free Confidential Consultation - OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT % _ -. - 1," v P \I\(;sllk %1AU.SorbMeaHdL-(-416) 281 hl 10 ,.HBOKOUc:H (401 a owl 116) -50-1'X)20 !RONTO(LowSb, LI l r 116) 361-1.111 ','\�IPTONiW+hm+Mry06SbtMsi_'Ir�i) 15i -SAIF CAT}1ERINFti 1181 I CORRECTION !n this week's Kmart flyer the following errors have occurred: The Ladies' 'Levi's' Jeans, featured on page 19 for $14.95, will not be available and the G.E. 'Ultra' Telephone featured on Page 21 is not as illustrated. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused. Kmart Canada Limited. KALEV RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Home of Camille Martens, 1996 Olympic Team Member 'Established 45 years 'Many convenient locations ,Development programs for tots - teens in recreational & competitive rhythmic For Fall Registration & Information call: 1-800-350-0962 or 905-889-7889 CORRECTION NOTICE in our "Sears Today, sale prices start Monday, August 26 and end Sunday, September 1, 19W flyer on page 29 the copy for the Craftsman Weatherbeater Storm Door should read: Y Storm Doors in 3 Styles, White or Brown Colour, Left - #21641 2 -Lite Door reg. 299.99, sale 179.99, Right - #21672 3 -Lite with Art Glass Door reg. 369.99, sale 249.99. Ask in store about our guarantee, installation extra, custom sizes not available. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 23, 19% -PAGE 15 There are some good things about going back to school. Like how good you'll look in best of fall style from your favorite Oshawa Centre stores. And while ,you're at it, how about a neat new denim baseball cap decorated with the Oshawa Centre star? It's available at the Information Oshawa booth, August 19 - 31. And it's our gift to you with a purchase of $50 or more. GAP Kids woks (While supplies last.) the Battery Plus (_;AP Kids BACK TO SCHOOL FASHION Col 1AWA ............. Backstage Pas, OVER 200 STORES ANDICES INCLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S, SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AMT 9 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO 6 PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 PM. STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (905) 728-6231 .,..,•.�:''�i"�>, .....�..•:�'4r,'a'�sf•;,.�.°J:s..�r-.. .:�aRx.,!"+�'",,;�✓:w�:,.r, ,,,fir, ;r+„u,-. PAGE 161 NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, MIS Four Durham swunmers shine ag amst the best at Eastern Canada Cup DURHAM — Four Durham best time of 1:10.61. He also 400m I.M. consolation finals in entering its fourth season with competitive strokes will be Aquatic Club swimmers posted swam best times in the 50m 5:31.30, fifth in the 200m back tryouts set for the Dunbarton taught along with starts, turns good results against elite compe- freestyle, 200m free and the consolation and eighth in the indoor pool in Pickering on and developmental skills over tition at the recent Eastern 200m I.M. 200m I.M. consolation finals. Friday, Sept. 6 at 6:15 P.M. varying distances. Canada Cup meet at the Claude Courtney Mitchell placed fifth Suzanne Pietschmann placed The club offers a program to For- more information, call Robillard Pool in Montreal. in the 100m back with a best eighth in the 100m breast. teach children six and older com- Camille Jacques -Carr at 471 - Seventy -three clubs sent 421 time of 1:08.69, eighth in the The Durham Aquatic Club is petitive swimming. The four 8096. swimmers to the meet. C o u r t n e y . . . . . ' ' e • Mitchell, 17. V S u z a n n e , SCHOOL BUS = Pietcchmann. 17. S CHU - Mike Lockett, 16, . _ and Richard L c Duhaney, 18. rep- resented DAC. which finished ' 34th overall at , the meet. In addi- tion, each swim- -= " mer qualified for r -. the finals in one m_ r or more events. Lockett bet- f ``' 4T 'w • ` .T . �— tom.. tered his times in all four of his -i events, placing � - .� --_ !� ;;;•, third in the 100- �" • :i.x metre backstroke 15 Year :'_; , in one minute - ---�✓ 01.64 seconds, - Guarantee fifth in the 200m - Single F • • back in 2:13.31, g seventh in the Mismatched 200m individual Mattresses Sets medley in S FREE 2 Choices 2:18.96 and 1 29 ea. 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O m C aw-1 5 der�t40 un At 68 3 7", tt I• Part Time Full Time Blaisdale Montessori School 27 years of Educational Excellence Open Houses Open House 7:00 pm Sharp Dates 403 Kingston Rd, Ajax 4 Blaisdale Locations 365 Kingston Rd., Pickering 415 Toynevale Rd., Pickering 545 Kingston Rd., Ajax 403 Kingston Rd., Ajax (905) 686-5005.Ajax (905) 509-5005 Pickering Spaces still available for September Village Arts Crafts . • Fall Registration • Sherwoo Unton (Pickering Village, Ajax) • • Folk Art, Quilting, Ceramics, Country Crafts, Crafts 4 Kids, Knitting, Porcelain rJ Doll Making, Teddy Bears, Decoupage and Bunka • For early registration calf: Rose 683-9466 • Florence 683-5816 411 • TRAIN TO BE A CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE AIDE Information and Registration Seminars for the OSHAWA AREA CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE AIDE PROGRAM will be held THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5, 1996 at EXTENDICARE NURSING HOME 82 Park Road North, Oshawa Plan to attend one of the following seminars: Seminar (A) 12:00 noon Seminar (B) 5:00 p.m. (no reservation required for seminar) NEW SKIMS VOCATIONAI. SCHO01, 1-905-294.5573 (Please do not call Extendicare) GOVERNMENT APPROVED PROGRAM J.K. LEARNING Qualified teacher ' .Advanced Ieaming for Junior Kindergarten aged children 11-9 to 4 years) ' Linguage, math, an, environmental studies integrated into a childcentrrd learning program ' ;da} morning or afternoon program kssions begin the week of September 3. 1996 C411(905)68i-r 19 -LINDA (905) 831 9399 - GUtOL THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996 -PAGE 17 � l F GRANDIN HOME .� NURSERY SCHOOL A hall day program for chkken ages three to six Yeas old 9ECE Qualified Instructor *Weekly themes *Alphabet recognition *Introduction to phonics eDaily crafts and 'circle' time Tuesdays and Thursdays { 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 4:00 p.m. Classes begin the week of September 16th, 1996 CALL (905) 831-7612 .rinse P"P le'e IV PCay Scke.eerr NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT -18 mths - S155 per weeK 187, mths. to 2'1, yrs. - $145 per week 2'1, yrs. to 6 yrs. - $140 per week Visitors always welcome! 428-9909 33 Falby Ct., Ajax Barry Clark Music Studio professional performance & education Private lessons for piano, organ, guitar & theory. Preparation for conservatory exams. Jazz & Pop. Beginners to advanced. 144 Old Kingston Rd. 619-2990 jCn� P U�T EI g� �I rc '-m p -u 'te-rmil, row 3 t. q.3 Vr`-"0J FALL CLASSES NEW ADVENTURES in computer learning for ages 6-12 Computertime kids: will be making T Shirts, by designing their own pictures or signs for print out on a special iron -on transfer. We supply paper & blank T Shirts. Other craft activities include: paper toys, fridge magnets, custom- made stickers, door nob hangers, buttons, special greeting cards and a whole lot more. OTHER CLASSES AVAILABLE: Pre -School Computer Fun - Ages 3-5 Kids Can Program - Ages 9-14 Rhythm of the Keyboard - Ages 6-14 Cal for class tunes & further details 905-619-1014 570 Westney Road South, Ajax ...Computer instruction for aU ages. Registration for FaU Programs Courses for au ages commencing September 9th. Sessions available mornings, afternoons and evenings from basics to advanced. Enjoy the most current software. Windows'95, Microsoft Word, Excel and Publisher plus specialty programs for preschoolers and sieniors.Also available rent a timeframe, network games and of course the Internet. Register now!!!!! Located inside Bexworld, 1801 Dundas Street East Whitby, Ontario O'DONNELL SCHOOL OF TRADITIONAL IRISH DANCING Canadian &tiorth Arnew—an Champions Beginners Welcome • Help develop your child's •� *confidence *( (rordinatnon 61 *social grace. • Classes l-ield I't<kc•nnK, ti< artx (rr,u};h. wtn<iu,r • h(xd offt•ra tilurk•fltti (lir(-( I ('rx it;)( t • %vtth the (4ux e worl(I I °rotessional Instructor • Anne Mant• O'Donnell •1 T (: R c; •� Registered .Member of • .An Cormrsturrm I -e Rvi( r • ('arlacha IrHarul • • Irntih Dance Teachers • .Association cit Canada •� Inch Dance Teachers .--\-ssocia4on of North America For turthcr inttormation: • (4I6) 267-9833 C Nlso a\.�illahl( Kir sh(nti s KV ► 1 6 PICKERING PRECISION SKATING TEAM TRYOUTS � All Ages $5.00/Tryout Tues., Sept 3 7:15-8:30 O'Brien Rink Fri., Sept 6 6:00-7:00 Delaney Rink Mon., Sept 9 6:00-7:00 Delaney Rink Tues., Sept 10 7:15-8:30 O'Brien Rink Adult Team Tryout Thurs., Sept. S, 9:00-10:00 p.m. Delaney Rink Call Now for information — Debbie Spencer, 420-6268 /11 Pickerinq Fiqure Skatinq Club a] k11 =Eel go W"lkl 9M16 •Ages 3.18 for the • fled S gasses • Family & Mu Rates • Easy Payment I Available • Annual PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996 CO AGES 3 Catrin CPub AND UP Our club combines dance and gymnastic techniques with baton skills for a lot of fun! Registration:Thursday. September 5th 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. McLean's Community Centre Lobby For more information : Jackie Allen: 434-6592 Denise Coope• 683-5380 O.B.T.A. cer,'•,ed ^struc•crs • • • • • J • — • l. •Z • • • • • z •.0% •� • E • AA • • • :10 • z • ;.r • �' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Cd4-- • ,- Q • C •,. •— ••••••• • • • • • • • • • THE DURHAM ADVANTAGE ESL Need to learn English? • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••• Sing the MESSIAH! The Durham Caiege Community Ch* in conjunction with the Tomeao Cbssical Sages, wits be pe tenting a 1e1/31Me00e of g cads Mesh with Orchestra and Saloitls on &we ft December 7,1996. Sews ape encouraged so join the choir far this mating mut. No editions ale tequila', just the commitment of time, talent and enthusiasm baba maloa &><eglamine axed% to be hid on riomi.7, September 9 at Durbin College Oshawa Campus„ loom C113 at 730 pm one Fegieaation $35bo Scope $10. (or bring one f you have your owns am mom L ----.n d mane 2117 5 1 YEAR MEMBERSHIP Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that today's employers want, backed by a guarantee that they can rely on -- that's the Durham Advantage! Eaglisb As a Second Language is a program designed to train individuals in the English Language at a Newcomers, intermediate or advanced level. The program includes computer skills, language laboratory activities and job search preparation. An English assessment is required prior to registration. The UNC program starts September 9, Intermediate and Advanced begins late September. Give us a call and we can help place you at a level comfortable for you. Gasp o start on your — _gs - PoPams MPn soar. SALE ENDS AUG. 31/96 837-7758 Cai toddy for more lionisation 721-3300 Educating You for the Real World. SL Pickerin • East of Brock Rd. AJAX FIGURE SKATING CLUB WILL BE HOLDING REGISTRATION FOR THE FOLLOWING FALUWINTER PROGRAMS PRESCHOOL - Fun program for children 3-5 years old CANSKATE - Leam to skate program for children ages 5 & up JUNIOR/INTERMEDIATE/SENIOR - C.F.SA. test stream skaters 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 u8an jVjC8fflF SCHOOL of DANCE M.B.A.T.D. Tap • Ballet • Jazz • Pointe *Ages 3 yrs. to Adult "Famous Adult Tap/Jazz" Recitals, Exams, Competition Qualified Teachers "Congratulations to Vanessa Cobham on a successful season with Toronto Raptors, Dance Pac and Canada's wonderland.,, Special Congratulations to All our Dance America Competitors with 5 - lsts, 3 - 2nds, 4 - 3rds, 2 - 4ths, and Best Precision Award out of 500 National Finalists "TOP P HAT'. ts 1ST PLAtE NATIONAL FINALS SPE(1AL!@FORMANCE AT DISNEY'S MOT MIRE Registration Returning: Wed., Aug. 28, 5-8 p.m. New: Thurs., Aug. 29, 5-8 p.m. Friday, Aug. 30, 5-8 p.m. 43 STATION ST., AJAX 686-0141 „. this 4. n-�= k -14 AUDLEY ROAD STABLES RIDING PROGRAMS Children 8 yrs. & up and Adults 686-4641 Ajax Call for info. & tour anots- O ROSSLAND > Accoonuo6 - Ba,om Ad-mstratmn 25 W O Cr < cc J Before and After School Program For Kids PPC Kidz Klub v begirm modw yew lit Sept, dWdcan 3.11 im PIANO LESSONS GROUP • SEMI PRIVATE MM MOSIratiM noses PA4 30.90 PRIVATE AM Levels • E!!!t t>iscat o Ages 7 to Adult Lois Craig M.M. R.C.M. Affiliate 428-1457 AJAX DIPLOMA COURSE IN Natural Nutrition Qualify to apply for the professional designation: REGISTERED NUTRITIONAL CONSULTANT (R.N.C,) Classroom Studies - Day or Evening 4 Convenient Locations FREE 24 -Hoar Info (416) 322-4229 Scarborough Location �hool of Katt, �S -- "'ti d V 0 0 0 0 0 �\. a CCz N U CSNN cc to ¢ Teaching the medtctne of the future, Call (905) 474-0084 Need some career direction? Est who yN want to _•, ink wide OBC's q=1ty ter bv&M& 6raiste i• 12 weWw K less! M zoo�aSt _OBC •Ar (M&*~ Matt) 576-9175oNr lSCVU= GO FOR THE POWERM"11!! Power Skating School Build powerful -=-_ skating skills FOR HOCKEY and RINGETTE REGISTER • ' FOR THIS �"' . '• 10 WEEK PROGRAM AT THE . . • ' AJAX ' COMMUNITY CENTRE Aug. 28: 7-9 p.m. Sept. 12: 7-9 p.m. Sept. 14: 10-12 Noon For information please call 905-683-1753 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996 -PAGE 19 I ,y KINDER CONNECTION NURSERY SCHOOL provides • Low Student Ratio • Enriched & Loving Environment • Half day Junior Kindergarten )rograms based on Board curriculum • Qualified experienced teachers 839-2752 Hwy. 2 & Whites Rd. PICKERING Jacqueline's School of Dance Oiv of 49771.1 ont LTJ., 13t"Anniversary Ma, r,a Jazz Tap Ballet Pointe Registration Returning Studen Aug. 7 - Aug. 10 Tues., Aug. 27 All classe.i are based on Bntich Association of teachers of Dancin,r, (B A T T). I .Syl hthu.s Age.v 3 vrs to adult. Special teen and adult (lasses kar sh I Gold. 2 Silver .Medals Call today for appt. or info. 420-7399 /360 Kingston Rd. Thr Huh Pl ua , \t.l Nmald. I nit 13 & 15 icitficr u,mdcrr) IN We Offer • Competitions • Examinations under B.A.T.D. Syllabus • Field trips to the National Ballet • Spring Recital • Work shops • Summer Performing Arts . -;;Programs Registration New Students 'I'hurn.. Aug. 29 5-a p tn. I-ues- Sept. 3 5-8 p tn. J-hur,�.. Sept. 5 5-8 p.m. 0 DANCE V'I 1755 Plummer St. Unit #12 .(Beside 1 0 Expanded Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3S1 Kids • world) I IN 14t Studio! Tel: 837-2528 Now over 4,000 sq. ft of Director studio spa - Tammy • • Tap * Jazz * Ballet * Pointe * Kinderdance Adult Classes ChT0W1*ffM"ffJ aati«>s All Classes Taught By b`0rs'r1tp Professionally Qualified Teachers EbMup" TammyRoberts -R.A.D., D.M.A., r -all awards n U.S. mdtrdirt� A.DJLP.T t W.Wls ' Fritha King- A.R.A.D. k-111 Shelley Lepage ALSO OFFERS * Ballet dasses from Pre -Primary to Intermediate * R.A.D. Ballet Exams (Royal Academy of Dancing) * Ages 3 to Adult Competkilons 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 6:00 - 9:30 p.m Aug. 30 - From 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. OBC can help. Accoonuo6 - Ba,om Ad-mstratmn 25 Computerized Bookkeeping trx Computer Software & Systeses operator Admmntrative Assistant - Secretary Dema! Assutmd • Pharmacy Tecionan Med” Office Assistant • Medal La& A niam Melt 21 Office Admtntstrator • Human Serrate Worker Child & Youth Assuunt • Amman Care Ade Travel Counselling • Tourum tt Hospitality taw Clerk • law and Security Leo Office Asmiaat and many more_. Est who yN want to _•, ink wide OBC's q=1ty ter bv&M& 6raiste i• 12 weWw K less! M zoo�aSt _OBC •Ar (M&*~ Matt) 576-9175oNr lSCVU= GO FOR THE POWERM"11!! Power Skating School Build powerful -=-_ skating skills FOR HOCKEY and RINGETTE REGISTER • ' FOR THIS �"' . '• 10 WEEK PROGRAM AT THE . . • ' AJAX ' COMMUNITY CENTRE Aug. 28: 7-9 p.m. Sept. 12: 7-9 p.m. Sept. 14: 10-12 Noon For information please call 905-683-1753 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996 -PAGE 19 I ,y KINDER CONNECTION NURSERY SCHOOL provides • Low Student Ratio • Enriched & Loving Environment • Half day Junior Kindergarten )rograms based on Board curriculum • Qualified experienced teachers 839-2752 Hwy. 2 & Whites Rd. PICKERING Jacqueline's School of Dance Oiv of 49771.1 ont LTJ., 13t"Anniversary Ma, r,a Jazz Tap Ballet Pointe Registration Returning Studen Aug. 7 - Aug. 10 Tues., Aug. 27 All classe.i are based on Bntich Association of teachers of Dancin,r, (B A T T). I .Syl hthu.s Age.v 3 vrs to adult. Special teen and adult (lasses kar sh I Gold. 2 Silver .Medals Call today for appt. or info. 420-7399 /360 Kingston Rd. Thr Huh Pl ua , \t.l Nmald. I nit 13 & 15 icitficr u,mdcrr) IN We Offer • Competitions • Examinations under B.A.T.D. Syllabus • Field trips to the National Ballet • Spring Recital • Work shops • Summer Performing Arts . -;;Programs Registration New Students 'I'hurn.. Aug. 29 5-a p tn. I-ues- Sept. 3 5-8 p tn. J-hur,�.. Sept. 5 5-8 p.m. 0 DANCE V'I 1755 Plummer St. Unit #12 .(Beside 1 0 Expanded Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3S1 Kids • world) I IN 14t Studio! Tel: 837-2528 Now over 4,000 sq. ft of Director studio spa - Tammy • • Tap * Jazz * Ballet * Pointe * Kinderdance Adult Classes ChT0W1*ffM"ffJ aati«>s All Classes Taught By b`0rs'r1tp Professionally Qualified Teachers EbMup" TammyRoberts -R.A.D., D.M.A., r -all awards n U.S. mdtrdirt� A.DJLP.T t W.Wls ' Fritha King- A.R.A.D. k-111 Shelley Lepage ALSO OFFERS * Ballet dasses from Pre -Primary to Intermediate * R.A.D. Ballet Exams (Royal Academy of Dancing) * Ages 3 to Adult Competkilons 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 6:00 - 9:30 p.m Aug. 30 - From 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996 111111111�lm ELAJ[J" . JA" TAP • ACRO s SfREIY]i & STRENGTH ADULTS, BOYS & GIRLS 386 Kirlgston Rd (Rougemount Plata 1.E. Corner of Hwy. 2) Pickering, Ontario. LIN'2K4 (905) 509-5902 • Royal Academy of Dancing stilet exams'. • Teenage Devebpment & make up classes ' Special classes for Teenagers & Adults Recreational and Competitive classes. • Competitions in Canada & U.S. ' Annual Show • Air conditioned studio with sprung floor. Returning Students Aug. 26-28 - 6-9 p.m. New Students Aug. 29 - 6-8 p.m. Sept. 3, 4, 5 or by Phone :a • It unl i• n. [ in, .rn<• - - �' f -•V I f I* l (I� I t t J•V/ * I U * \( I-( [-•1111 � I»ta. A% 111 1114 1. r ( kil Iry it J 1/-) tit rrs 1, •1.lnll `I 1 1 rV I ln+lrv14.1 .an Iul14 Iu,rlrlwl -Alto( 11wir rrr. r • I •Nwri.— l,yl. r ( .1 .1.A. - 1 n.lr %1...r,mpl. ll (..1 . LAL - k1l rr, r k1,1l am I -.AJ Tr `T ( ,n lyn `F"wn( .1 .1.`l. I�- I G I S I 1 `1 1 �� ` C `1 1 I S� tlt� ftt (I t f:(( 17, t- �� I �N. 't `t � t. MONE IN RECIMArION AVAILABLE! 1905) 4Z$-9906 Bngtu Clca Si bdl 'Krog N m.lo— Sprung FLxx 1 t \t %VA( t Rnreauaw•al w C.wnpetmw Le l Spew, F=d, R". J.,,, (.I•. &w. Dame Al krc ..IT t...wn prcparawm A%wlahic N,"_ l Rc,ol V aukm rc.c— a tear enl Rc-ri arwl Centficaw .1 PanktDau. n CALL FOR MORE ltiFOkMATION: (905) 4211-9906 2200 Brock Rd.. Pickering ( north of Finch at Dellbrook) �R 2 LEARN A LANGUAGE through y Continuous Learning F des qq� 1", The Durham ColleRe Continuous LeamimR division is offering To naive aft" 199610W by P1101 wib ooarso rn, -A OWN a 721-3000 or ail 721-3052. 14100.461.3260. Educating You for the Real World. ,kms a.arfr.VA GIRLS AGES 8 & OVER Sew your own clothes and then model them in a fashion sho - SEW SIMP.? SEWING SCHOOL 686-2569 Register now for fall LU (Ctlltnc t In IDSTIct a".Q nihaing Sinct �9(121)0 Recreational-Compettnve levels • Ages }adult certified and dedicated staff y Two spacious. air conditioned studios with sprung wood floors Fall Registration: FfI L >~l rel Aug. 27-29, Sept. 3-5 t:Pi311A7't, `, r 6-9 p.m. Sat. Sept. 7 ,71 7L10 a.m.-1 P.M. S;l Annual Rccitsl : f �` k Summer Camps i�. C:2'LLfsl•1.1 r3 - Optional Exam Classts 1 16 yrs. Serving rSill r^lrl i Durham Rcgion iai plan. Vis:►,acccpte .r The Place For Dance In Durham 845 Westney Road South N ) �, r CA/1E' Unit #1. Ajax DURHAM DANCE AEROBIC Pickering Village Square 60 Randall Dr. LOCAjax, Ont. REE (905) 427-0443 You Don't need to make that 1� GA M BA 30 minute drive anymore! 0' COME IN & SEE 24M- OUR FULL •rlatad�: am « .40PJL Big Star SELECTION OF -: Gym Slippers BRAND NAME PRODUCTS AT - COMPETITIVE (905) 427-0443 PRICES. :, ,�c :. -,� G I L OFF IYSKIN T /o ALL D A nlat r x DANCERS & TEACHERS Business Hours: N + • HOMEY, Tuesday • Wednesday in •rlatad�: am « .40PJL �g "w1'� -: • FrYq IRM La • 7m P.� •SaardaY: 1kMLa. -SMP.a (905) 427-0443 :, ,�c :. -,� ,S "% THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 1996 -PAGE it for O O CLASSIFIED INTERNET .ea. CLASSIFIEDS E-mail us at Buy one week, get f (905) the 2nd free. Call a a -m. to 8 p.m. Call us for TORONTO Monday to Friday details LINE 9:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Saturday =_ .,�rte.toaroa/wFw 798-76172 or fax your ad683 - - 0707 s.l. end vl.ko.. Far(905) 579-2238 GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES GST Cv� ( C�'f nounce your baby's arrival ��+CST only 3� r ,� recelve a gift certificatetaa.71Il itling you to s?5 worthuality baby products 1 1 Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' 1 Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' 1 Careers General Im Help . w-^fT-Tl�wl�w1 We also have the toiiowiag courses for Serious Students. - 6 Accounting tudents:•Accounting and Business Administration •MicroComputir Business Applications • Programming • Legal/Medlcal Office Administration • Hotel & Restaurant Operations • Bar Management *Travel and Tourism • Dental Chairside, Assisting ;Some courses offered jn Oshawa only! Financial Assalalroe may be available Computer Support Specialist (CSS) The rapid increase of PC networks in offices, factories and retail outlets has led to a demand for personnel with the expertise to administer these installations. The Computer Support Specialist will have the technical skills required to set up and maintain users on 'stand,alorie' computers or on PC networks. Emphasis is Placed orl the administration of Noveil & Windows NT networks. iNicroComputer Fundamentals Electronic Spreadsheets - Word Processing. Windows Applications Database Management System Support Fundamentals Network Administration The Unix Operating System Client (Server Computing Pre -Employment Readiness and Job Search Workshop Network and Communications Technician (NCT) The aim of the NCT program is to produce computer technicians tapable of fuffilling a hardware support role in a variety of situations. Students receive hands-on eXperience working Meth micr - cxnputers: Troubleshooting equipment: instailing and trwbieshooling Novell and Arindows NT software. Computer Fundamentals -Application Fundamentals Introductory Electronics (Computer service a support Communications Network Administration Installation & Configuration Prefmployment Readiness and Job 3oarrh workshop Campus Pickering�Calnpus�- - --------------------- Oshawa - TORTO Oshawa Centre 1450 Kingston Rd .. . 723-1163 420-1344 Hdpi%YOgUBufld a Better We Are you thinking about a fresh start? Train for a rewarding new career in as little as 5 months. Learn computer and business skills on up-to-date software and equipment with e;:perienced instructors and smaller classes. Call today. Start Fresh With �� The Veryfi0t! DIAMOND INSTITUTE of Business and Computer Technology (905) 427-1922 fps fty* SL W. sunt 404, A/= f wcW Atwi8 BNO iky to trwall M Dop III Ei Germwal -U—& Help 15 AZ DRIVERS Immediately, Pigg Clear abstract 2 Years experience Drug testing $14/hour Tanker training provided Intmnsh persomlel (416) 265..4933 ' General P USERS NEEDED Guaranteed steady work. (word processifV, Data entry, etc.) Great income! 1-800-317-9935 Career Career Career General TrainingTraining Training 0`111 Help Go for what employers want, a SKILLED TRADE. Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that today's employers want, hacked by a guarantee that they can rely on — that's the Durham Adraantage! In the 36 -week Heatiugr Vextibdiow and Air Goa WWooft Tecilixiques program, emphasis is placed on the HVAC industry, however skills and knowledge are also gained to be applicable to a wide range of skilled trades opportunities. Graduates can work in the fields of construction, renovations, service, retrofit, consultation and sales in the industrial, conutlercial, institutional and residential areas. For tttlorrnr 11 aill Dwhen Cehp ilei a Iwo() SW Wilby COW4"0 �1-33ar 1400'"14M on rouraotd civ Educating You for the Real World. f 0 l ADVERTISING -,:VSA Cl;entete ;s expandng to Florida, and needs to re- place ,ndmvxluals leaving Canada mmmediatety. Fust trammng for art areas .s pro- vmded. Dual citizens wel- come Call Trudy at 728- 489 - BARTENDER AND WAI TRESS.WAITER. tui or pan time Expenenced pre- ferred Appy ,n person to Marwood Restaurant. 350 Wentworth St. Oshawa. CARPET CLEANERS, needed part time. Must have own epwpment Must De experienced 686-9160 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests Vial advertisers &,ea Iieir ad upon puhYpion as News Advertiser will not be responsible for more dean one irantlia Numon and stere steal be no kabiiy for mrr.serion of arty adiow- iserrat Lwbft for er- rors in ads is Mad Io ft arrarn paid [or tte space ocapyirtg the error. All copy is w4ectbftap. plwal of managenwo of News Adrerlser. for earl times days. (3 or 4 days a week). f_nergel able to work with a team. Trwisportafori pro. vided in Ajax / Pickering area Castle Cleariing Ltd, 428-9765 EXPERIENCED factory workers needed inirne- diately! Temporary assign. ments avai!ab!e now! Call Jan Parks at Interim Per- sonnel. (905) 837-6060 for appt. EXPERIENCED HAIR- STYLIST wanted fum or part time. Permanent position, call 728-0530. Mev.vier-Dowty. an international company with operations in North Ameri(a. Europe and Asia Pacific. is a world leader in the design. development. manufacture and support of integrated landing gear svrtems We take pride in creating Innovative volutions to meet our customers' needs fin high qualitc y. performane and reliability. and are seeking the folloiving indniduaLr to join our Ajar facilirv. Financial Accounting Clerk This accounting opporunit) is ideally suited to someone who is enrolled in the sti 2nd vear of the CMA/CGA program or equivalent You will assist in prepanng various financial schedules, recording enginccring time tickets, account and G/1_ reconciliations, monthly, quarterly and annual G/L downloading of information into reports, and in reconciling labour bookings to time and attendance records. Along with good basic accounting/financial skilk and high PC literacy. you must have the initiative to work in a fast -paced environment under tight deadlines Reference IiOOtid46 Inspection Helper Your pnmary tasks are to cam out general latxiunng aL'tivittes. including material - handling. cleaning, oiling and grit hlastmg of parts, part making. and nital etch inspec- tion Preference will go to candidates who possess one or more N D E certificates, and a working knowledge of ental etch inspection techniques and quality control procedures You must he cnergctic. reliable. and able to perform with a minimum of supervision on a rotating shift hasis. Reference >rW. /96 If you wish to join a forward -thinking com- pany with a first-class reputation for quality, please send your resume. in confidence. quoting the appropriate Reference Number, to Messier -Dowty Inc., Human Resources, 574 Monarch Avenue, Ajax, Ontario, LIS 2G8. Fax: (905) 686-2914. MESSIER-DOWTY ' General Help ESTHETICIAN required for new Oshawa salon. Full-time. no client" re- gwred. Great pace to work! Call 1-800.209-4555. Genera[me N l P EXPERIENCED CARPET cleaner needed. With or wor"I egtaprnent. Apply in Person. at 50 Commercial Aire. Unit 204, Ajax GENERAL LABOURER' Rehabk. hard xor,,- ing mdniduals -xnth a nurumum oF: years expenence are required to'.vork for $6 y', -11C Ciwn ^ansportanon and the abrhr, to worir shtFn are required Safer• 9hoeS bo;ri are a must Lill Deanna or Kim it (905) 434-5424 rql� s'rt-1 moi.` I'm" CUSTOMER Sere ce der Er—, �ecresentative requved Expenence r Tie computer supply 3 acces- sory ;ndustry preter�ed F'�se mat or drop Or •e- swme to Ontario Data Sup- pl,es m Ltd 215 Cleents Rd Unit .'5 Pcker'�- ON LIW 3V' No Cnw Catty please 0,,ly app arts being contudered for *he posr9on will :" a :on - :acted for an nixil DRIVER PERSONNEL INC. AZ DRIVERS REQUIRED • -�� yeas -wence _tar abstract • "ar! rme Fu11 'roe and wel Dosltions avafiatxe Start irrinW ately Call Todd 571-2795 'acncabGr sroc .,r nae• vertlCai and hdr;zorta; Saw Cutting. tlorklmn expenence and general dunes Apply to Pyke JManagutary,ng 195 hdlcro" st . Oshawa (905)579-4058 HAIRSTYLIST required toll or part time ChentV required Phone, Strantts 666-0550. KITCHEN HELP wanted P!T Mon -Fri Prep work 8 servog Self motivated Ex- perience an asset 905- 837-7752. ��T�hted Self Starting, Experienced, Creative Who Likes A Little Excitement In Their Life ...for the Durham's growing entertainment authority, Backbeat. Backbeat is published by Metroland newspapers who also publish the News Advertiser and Oshawa/Whitby This Week. It provides Durham with it's own entertainment voice . This unique opportunity provides more than a foot in the door of one of the most respected publishing firms. It offers competetive commissions, base salary, and potential limited only by the desires and ambitions of the successful candidate Send Resume to: . _4&ff Slitg 1 17�1SOr 130 Commercial Ave, Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 or fax: (905) 619-9068 :�'•^,rrrR;lltIS4W 1' .�:..w.v i,Wac�s IAv ;7. w—. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, N% ' , CareersUlni Careers ' l Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' ' Careers ' Careers l'aen�Pl Want to be ready for college? Durham College prep programs will help. Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that toLbv's emplovers want, backed by a guarantee that they can rely on -- that's the D ur-ham Adrantaxwl )'oil can prepare to attend college in 4 to 6 months with College Preparation programs These programs will equip stldt'T1Ls with necessary skills to meet the prerequisites of a post -secondary program College Preparation programs are offered in: Pre-TerbruJJngt•. Prr-Healtb and Pre -Business Arts The Pre-Businc-,s Arts program nuns for 15 weeks and will enable students to enter Businc,; progrars in Januar% Come to Durham College and prepare for your past .secondafy education. Please COLI for more inFonnolim Got o hood arm on your at 1-900-461-0549 or •ducolim courses 905-721-3046. SIMl $oPio^a 9. Educating You for the Real World. afime;.G �- oqw-= +--• Am G L The practical real N irld experience of instructors is a key strength of c01. They gave me hands-on practi- cal experience with the technology instead of lust theory. » Glen Taylor Get Started! Careers With a Future • Programmer Analyst • Network Specialist Lan Systems Technology • Computer Maintenance Technology • Computerized Accounting • Office Administration Helping You Succeed • Career Consultation • Day or evening classes • Financial Assistance for those who qualify • Targeted Job Search Assistance • Practical hands-on adult learning environment • Classes starting soon Call Today Be ready for a new career in less than a year Scarborough Oshawa (416) 291-6662 1-800-993-9993 325 Milner Avenue 560 King Street West = ��-1I►I ``�- J:'Le�=-`��►Ill. p ■ R E C T O R Y C [r1, -?ASTER CHEAP'.Home J.S. ARMSTRONG xTtproviernents, roc rooms.in Ilts apartments, additions. fences decks. etc L, censed for over 20 years. all work guaranteed, for Free estimate call Ernie 905.404-8170 interlock, retaining walls & design, natural stone & all masonry repairs. CaIM'Todd 728-36" SOME MIlROY�To Basefrrent Apts., Rec-mortes, pkrnbi g, Additions, eledrical, drywall, decks. fouftter tops 15 yrs. Exp. Cal Mario (905) 619.1663. cel. (416) 560.1669 DOORS ORO US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We instal), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 DUCTWORK installed. moved, relocated. Excellent ribs. Free oriental". El•c- trosUmeair cleaners, hu- midifors. Big. Small jobs. Cal Paul 428-0295. DEV. INC. Specializing ,n custom homes. additions. renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments Res- �dential and commercial Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free consuaa- tion Call Jeff 910-428- 5706. K.C. Aluminum Siting, soffit, eaves, facia, vinyl and akmtuillt. Low, low lam- Quality WOrkrllaltSi- ALVIN SAIIEDAY AJAX Miring Systems - kill PLUMBING licensed services. moves. appliance plumber; no job too small, and piano specialists Flat no lob too big Complete rate or houry. We now Renovation Free esti- have heated storage units mates, great prices, guar- Now offering tree boxes anteed lowest. 905-725- with move. Park and load 2507 or 1-800.3440058 space', starting at $99. and up. Call lir information. •' Paiffting 725-0005 or 427-0005. • p•corMttg DRYWALL and painting. board %laping•tairt+nn9• renovations and repairs. Small jobs. 15 years ex- penome. Free estimates, Serving Durham and out of Call Kevin at town area. Ken 434-4500. EUROPEAN We special- (905)831-319441. will reriovaw your bath- room, or kitchen "is. as (ASTER POST HOLE, wait as floor tiles. Good ref- augured post hobs. salting erencas and satisfaction of posts in Concrow.Sona guaranteed. For free esti- tubes installed, all work mates call D. Dykstra 725- guaranteed. (905) 665- 4913 0400. GARAGE Door/Opener re- POST hoN• I fence pairs broken springs. ca- Posts "0 Post holes blas. rollers, openers in- drilled, all concrete sup- SIGON Construction Ltd., stalled $49. New doors/ plied , Sino tubes instal•d. SeV,ng Durham Region for openers. 416-336-0073. NI work guaranteed. 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks. OUALITY DOOR SERVIC- P.H.P.S. serving Durham Patio doors, windows, rec- ES. lir 12 pears. 728.1800 mons. ?ligisione, free eaq- U51`181i18- maim 925-576-576n C i R ?41rMernarnce &rild CARPEW TRY, free estimates, noise Ing repairs and reovations additions, basements. electrical, ournibing. Ce- deck, trim work. door in- mnw fibs, carper" From stallation. baseboards, Ono repairs to m e or ren- sheds, roof repairs. (905) euryons. Fully guaranteed. 619.2930 Bill A. Mee esymates. (906)432- 8001 T.E. Home Improvements. Specializing in roofing, sid- ing, soffit, eaves trough, window & doors. Plena tail Tan 579-3760, leave message. MCOR Interior & ExMrior European Woflgnwdt* Fast, dean, lei" service. 420 -Ml Cross Moors Bargain rates. homes, offices, apt., etc. Piano moving. Padung avalable_- cCarping CARPET Installations - 25 Years experience, re- strtehirg, our speciality. Free estimates. D 8 N Duncan, 987-1799 or 967 - law HARRY -O -THE - Psrty Sevices lrnprovernentsi House Impproverffertts CingFre• i ' ' geprorefeents i ' • PlumbingFMStoragge • MStorage i 1 ' ' e i ' ' -?ASTER CHEAP'.Home J.S. ARMSTRONG xTtproviernents, roc rooms.in Ilts apartments, additions. fences decks. etc L, censed for over 20 years. all work guaranteed, for Free estimate call Ernie 905.404-8170 interlock, retaining walls & design, natural stone & all masonry repairs. CaIM'Todd 728-36" SOME MIlROY�To Basefrrent Apts., Rec-mortes, pkrnbi g, Additions, eledrical, drywall, decks. fouftter tops 15 yrs. Exp. Cal Mario (905) 619.1663. cel. (416) 560.1669 DOORS ORO US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We instal), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 DUCTWORK installed. moved, relocated. Excellent ribs. Free oriental". El•c- trosUmeair cleaners, hu- midifors. Big. Small jobs. Cal Paul 428-0295. DEV. INC. Specializing ,n custom homes. additions. renovations, rec rooms and basement apartments Res- �dential and commercial Serving Durham Region for over 15 yrs Free consuaa- tion Call Jeff 910-428- 5706. K.C. Aluminum Siting, soffit, eaves, facia, vinyl and akmtuillt. Low, low lam- Quality WOrkrllaltSi- ALVIN SAIIEDAY AJAX Miring Systems - kill PLUMBING licensed services. moves. appliance plumber; no job too small, and piano specialists Flat no lob too big Complete rate or houry. We now Renovation Free esti- have heated storage units mates, great prices, guar- Now offering tree boxes anteed lowest. 905-725- with move. Park and load 2507 or 1-800.3440058 space', starting at $99. and up. Call lir information. •' Paiffting 725-0005 or 427-0005. • p•corMttg DRYWALL and painting. board %laping•tairt+nn9• renovations and repairs. Small jobs. 15 years ex- penome. Free estimates, Serving Durham and out of Call Kevin at town area. Ken 434-4500. EUROPEAN We special- (905)831-319441. will reriovaw your bath- room, or kitchen "is. as (ASTER POST HOLE, wait as floor tiles. Good ref- augured post hobs. salting erencas and satisfaction of posts in Concrow.Sona guaranteed. For free esti- tubes installed, all work mates call D. Dykstra 725- guaranteed. (905) 665- 4913 0400. GARAGE Door/Opener re- POST hoN• I fence pairs broken springs. ca- Posts "0 Post holes blas. rollers, openers in- drilled, all concrete sup- SIGON Construction Ltd., stalled $49. New doors/ plied , Sino tubes instal•d. SeV,ng Durham Region for openers. 416-336-0073. NI work guaranteed. 19 yrs. Additions, sundecks. OUALITY DOOR SERVIC- P.H.P.S. serving Durham Patio doors, windows, rec- ES. lir 12 pears. 728.1800 mons. ?ligisione, free eaq- U51`181i18- maim 925-576-576n C i R ?41rMernarnce &rild CARPEW TRY, free estimates, noise Ing repairs and reovations additions, basements. electrical, ournibing. Ce- deck, trim work. door in- mnw fibs, carper" From stallation. baseboards, Ono repairs to m e or ren- sheds, roof repairs. (905) euryons. Fully guaranteed. 619.2930 Bill A. Mee esymates. (906)432- 8001 T.E. Home Improvements. Specializing in roofing, sid- ing, soffit, eaves trough, window & doors. Plena tail Tan 579-3760, leave message. MCOR Interior & ExMrior European Woflgnwdt* Fast, dean, lei" service. 420 -Ml Cross Moors Bargain rates. homes, offices, apt., etc. Piano moving. Padung avalable_- cCarping CARPET Installations - 25 Years experience, re- strtehirg, our speciality. Free estimates. D 8 N Duncan, 987-1799 or 967 - law HARRY -O -THE - Psrty Sevices MOVERS - Mow big ornolean House small. we price them all CingFre• estimates. seniors days, discount, short not" ings, mows. Appliances moved, ARE you hawing problems also storage space avail- finding 61110 to clean your able. Comparable rates. home? For Professional Call 432-2850. Home clearing. Call Hell - MEN with large truck will an's Home Services Wiley. do household mows. resi- 427-4385. der", commorCial. Al types of moves. Cell Carl or Jailer 42.1-2856. WCHALSKI MOVING - houses, apartments. offices. applian— and piano sp•- cialsts. Seniorand mid- month discounts. Licensed, insured. Free ertimabs. Excellent service. Cal 436- 7795. 38-7795. Classified Dept. open every Mon. to Fri. 8.0 La. - 848 P.m. Sat. 9.31- 3:11 can 68MI7 vve pay you anrecuy to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A. S.E. to Five Star Enterprises 1848 Liverpool Rd., Suite 213 Pickering, 0nL, L1V 6M3 HAIRSTYLISTS required for busy salon, excellent benefits, and training pro- gram For advanced hair cutting and coloring. Recent grads welcome. no clien- tele required Call Valenti - no's 666-3805 HIGHSCHOOL STUD- ENTS. The Toronto Star wants Students aged 14-19 to introduce our 50% dis- count in Durham (EARN BIG BUCKS) We provide transportation to and from your home. Training Guar- antee + Bonus + Incentives. Parents - all our students are super sed on site They witl be required to work 3 nights from approx- ^tately 5 30 - 9 00 p . Ask ,our parents before calling Leave your name. address. Phone a Ask for Mr McGill 5862292 Homeworkers Needed To asser-Cle x, , oaucts Free Supplies. Stan un- medialey Free details. Send S.A.S.E.to O.S E. 117 -17 1057 Steeies Ave W North York. Ont M2P 3X1 ( LANDSCAPING r,y �n Durham Region has Position lir property main- tenance or installation Ap- P4cants must be familiar and able to operate all re- .ated equipment. Previous exper once and dean drw er abstract essential Fax -esumie to 905-428 2185 LEARN HOW to operate, i min, once outlet from ,our home . and earn a Breit second income Awe- some benefits Training provided, call (416) 284- 4493 SERUM Cquality hoousehhold cleean weekly, bi-weekly, occasionally Partial cleaning service now available Insured & Branded MOS-fluff-ls0d! • • Psrty Sevices MAGICIAN, clown Mends. ready to entertain for any age, any occasion. Birth- days, promotions. open- ings, lund raisers. Magic shows are fun! Lettuce help. 839-7057 or 728- 8334. RAMTwwn work doing tragic for children's parties and all occasions. Have my own magician. Call Er - no 668-4932. FIXor"$Choola ALL SAFE PRO DRIVING SCHOOL offers Bads to School driving course spe- cial APPROVED COURSE M.T.O. $279. (Aug. 26, 27, 26 .29) Also regular cours- es ofbred. 428-1717. • t1 Business ' t • services ACCOUNTANT - Can do CEDAR trees for fledging, 4 alts CMA - ConipuAw Mat- •lol•sale prices. fresh dug ate. 'Hands -On' full fin. & delivered. Call 1-(613) PIr9- Budgetingleostingl 472-3e96. analysis. Please call (905) 686-1514. A eMw your f Painting S Decolrating �,, 'Business Here! ]�J oGeneral General Help Help APPOINTMENT CO-ORDINATORS Due to company expansion there are several new positions available in our newly opened Pickering Of- fice and existing City Offices. We are seeking confident and out- going people to join our progres- sive company. Full training is pro- vided and hourly rate plus bonus- es. No direct sales involved. To take advantage of this opportunity please call Texie at 905-420-9980 HOME IMPROVEMENT RECHECK REPRESENTATIVE We are seeking a detailed oriented in- dividual who is experienced in Resi- dential Construction. Applicants must have window and door measuring experience. Good interpersonal skills essential. Vehicle a must,. We offer flexible j hours and good remuneration. I Call (905) 420-4880 ext. 600 URGENTLY NEEDED )emporary workers in Durham Region, .-rarborough & Markham: • General Labourers • B:ndery/Table Workers • C ,tering/Food Preparation Workers • Faitory/Assembly Line �,Itety &xtts & Car an Asset. Apply in person to: Global Human Resource Centre, 420 King St. W., Suite 203 Fast of Stevenson. abosc `Suite Urcarnti"). &ion. & Tues. Aug. 26 & 27 between 10:00 a.m. & 3:00 p.m. only. MAINTENANCE SU- PERVISOR - P'.ease fax resumes to Ingrid MacDou- gall. Intorvn Personnel, (905) 837-0627 NORTH 4rrencan Stem is ,ee-,ng a hands-on Pro- duction Scheduling Assis- tant The applicant must have a minerxxn of 3 years experience and good com- puter skills Send resume to Karen Kemp 300 Hop- kins Strw Whitby. ON LIN 289 Fax (905)668- 5477 MOVIE PEOPLE. Toron- Ic s fastest growing agency seeks extras for hon and TV work an types. no exp rep. Earn $7-$22 80/hr Work guaranteed. We place peo- ple on movie sets every day Call Jonathan (416) 961.2226 PART TIME Teliemarket- Ing positions available, $7 DO per hour Training Provided. Call 619-6991 between 1 and 9 p.m. PEOPLE needed for set- up 3 displaysmall home appliance, local area. S30Wweek. must haw car. Call 905-571.4294. FF MWIM TMCKM Lookixta fair AZ DRIVERS $13-$16Amw 2ft-321 /Bail to "+Silo . my lyax, hi8-Wrp Posiborhs open for dolor a nhid nights. Apply in prion ess Badly St. at WOW" heroat 6n woat Aro. at experienced. AN S. Modefirg. T.V. mercial. FNm. No ses! No photo Dtsl Flow IWorkll In �ref s week. (416) S1112-'iaa TAXI DRIVERS and .a'-. dr,,ews needed. full or Dart-tinrlo. must be over 25. contact Bev loa m 3p m Saks Help/ Saks Help/ Skilled Daycare Agern ' Agent Help • 01 Available BECAUSE ITS YOUR FUTURE, - A NEW ERA OF OPPORTUNITY, A HISTORY OF SUCCESS, A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN A large North American Financial Servic- es Company is looking for unique inclivid- uals with leadership ability. We are one of the fastest growing companies in the fas- test growing industry in the world. Train- ing provided. Opportunity for advan i ment and excellent income potential. Only those with integrity and a good work ethic need apply. Contact Debbie Trueman at (905) 683-9038 for an appointment. CAREER OPPORTUNITY Required Immediately EXPEWENCED ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE 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, L1 S 2H5 Fax. # 619-9068 SALES REP WANTED For I: r, v1. a: ,uf�acr :..:Ills Y:.►::;aF arca, would scat so mconc with clectrlcal or automation sales expcncncc either Inside or out. Paid salary plus hunu,, Vehicle suppled. Fax resumc to. Torbram Electric Supply (905)839-3531 att'n Da,,e. Monday -Friday. 571-1331, or apply to 190 yrsl Waterloo Skilled Skilled Una 1A, (upstOshawa Help Holn Part -Time P *Cake decorator 'Muffin baker 'Counter help Must have expenence 8 be able to work all shifts incl weekends. Could develop Into a full time position. Tim Ho(rtons 1 Harwood Ave. E. Ajax, 683-6497 WANTED: 25 people to lose up to 30 pounds by Thanksgiving. All natural. doctor recommended. Ask howl Call toil free 1-80- 8816782. WEEK -END Residential Care Worker. To work with autistic individuals in rim - der" se" Friday PM to Monday AM. Salary under review. Some experience in Social services prialerred. Resume by Sepenlber 3rd, Scrxrs Place, Box 145, Nestlstan, Ont. LOB 1 LO WORK FROM HOME, do- ing Soleal& survey wer Me phone. $12.50 an hour, on New talk time. appy in per- son 50Cormergel Ave. Unit 204 ,Ajax ALARM INSTALLERS Experience required. Must have valid drivers license and be bondable. Fax (resume to 905-723-3219 Skilled Labour: Durham blued 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 Fuji time position with Benefits package. Possible Shift work Wages commensurate with experience HVAC experience as asset. Please Submit resume to. File 09683 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, ON, L 1 H 71-5. INACHINIST - LATHEMLL Oshawa Arca • Part time/occasional • $16. - S2OAv. • Work from blue prints • Oven Setups without supervision • Own tools OLDER INDMDUAL, RETIRED OR SEAM -RETIRED PREFERRED Fax resurneS t0 905)43+-64M M � Sale iff pIUIFHW / Apills OF you are married, srile =VS parent separated or diworoad you may quality for Financial Assistance. DIP/CERT. programs avai- able: QuarliIllustrator, Photo Shop, Director, Premier, Access. Accpac, Aulocad, C++, Visual Basic. Unix, Novell Engineer, windows N.T. Small TaNk, Power Point, Word, Excel, Dudwn Business Comput- er Colege, 427.3010 PART-TOWFULL-TIM sales -oriented person to call on commercial custom - ii Car required. Send te- sfale b7 Fie 19669 Osha- watWhitby This Week P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, ON. L1H 71.5 Skilled 10 Help CHECAL EN MI GINEERS - 'second lan- guage . Japanese. Span- ish, Getman on Portuguese. please fax resumes to It, grid MacDougWl, Interim PersorrhW.(905) 837.0627 HEATING a AIR CONDI- TIONING requires person for duct work lummis, fire- places. air conditioning. Experienea, neat ap- pearance, ability to corn municate with customers an asset. Phone 433-1962. LATHE hand Il11wh o moven xn 8 . 10 yrs. erfperi- ence. Must have olein tools, able to run Wile with 10 ft. centers, some radial, mill- ing work. Apply to Pyke Manufacturing Ltd. 185 Hidcroft St., Oshawa. (905) 579.1058. MANUFACTURING EW GINEER - 'Licensed in dustrial/mechanical, auto cad 124. Piano fax resines to Ingrid MacDou- gall, Interim Personnel, (905) 837-0627 MATURE partner for self employment, home main- tenance and renovations Solvent and bondable Business mended. Exp. with concrete, carpentry. Plumbing. electric, drywall etc Serious replies to File It 9684, Oshawa Whitby This Week, PO Box 48. 865 Farewell St., Oshawa L1H 71_5 spiltal ' Aledirall)eflfal RECEPTIONIST required full timeto work m Physio- therapy Clinic in Pickering Knowledge of Modalities an asset Fax resume to 905- 420-6965 REGISTERED PHYSIO- THERAPIST 'equ ej for ,wale •ehab clime in '7shawa Fax resume 1905) 669-3832 ' Daycare Wanted BABYSITTER NEEDED For 1 year old boy In our home to accom- modate shift work HarwoodlClements Please call 683-9836 BABYSITTER kaj care sir 3 gins ages 6. 4 6 1 1;2 in our nom@ Mon- Thurs Cad 427-0215 BABYSITTER br my home for 2 :nildrem, 6 months and 2 Ills Shdtvxork involved GI&nanna/Hwy 2 References Call 905x831-2330 IN HOME DAYCARE Mor & Ties from 2 3C 6 30 for 3 , 2 and I in, old. Nrr smoker reterences te- 7i.'ed Weslney and Rikxue (905) 619-9061 NANNY warted. iulrhme :r -Ouse Mon through Fn 9 30am -5 30pm Please call 428-9465 001 Daycare vailable e AFFORDABLE 6 Loving Daycare - non smoking Mvironment Around cor^ w from Glongrove PS on :lemnew Rd Full 6 par, - me Receipts Mother of wo 839-7237 ALTONA/TWIN RIVERS. expererzec and reliable daycare provided Includes ',of lunches. snacks w,u g prove receipts and 'eter ences 509.7450 BABYSITTING ava,labe n my home nmblk on se,. ots of TLC. 1 t years ex Denence. Lrverpool d Finch area. 420-5975. anytime BABYSITTING available in my home, Major Oaks and Brock. 428-9325 CHILD CARE AVAILABLE in my child's safe fVorCt Ajax home. EVenerlced tare giver. references, receipts. Siart Sept. 686-1868 CHURCH / DELANEY. lov. ing daycare in my home, experienced educational assistant. nonsmoking en- vironment nutritious kwx h- as. snacks. crafts and large salla backyard. 619-3610 AFFORDABLE DAY- CARE available for new- born to 4yrs. bid. Rebrefla es 8 receipts available. Har" 00d 8 401 area. Please Cal 686-0969. DAYCARE AVAK.ABLE. Six years expenence. Non- smoking environment. Any age. References available. Whites Rd a Strands area. Ask for Kathy 831-1796. CARE in my home on Hen- derson Dr. Any age. Years of experience 8 references available. Good meals, activllieS 8 large play yard- ---- 1 FUN -FILLED educational activities in safe home day- care. mother with Family Studies degree. childcare experience and CPR Westney/Hwy 2 Heather 4213-0208 HIGHLY Recommended nurse has space for 2 children in my home, Brock /Finch specializing in new- borns. full/part time Call Helen. 428-7453. LOVING daycare in my homeDixie & Glenanna Mother of 2 Nutritious snacks 8 meals. Indoor/ outdoor activities. Lots of fun (9051420-3276 LUNCH 8 after school care available for school aged children Southwood Park School area ReCeiplS given 8 references avail- able 427-066 MISS DOUBTFIRE Available Lov'rg yo,rg energetic first aid CPR :m aructorigymnashc coach coking to nanny your pride & joys Nutr.tior back - ",round Crafts. approved outings, other kids Weekly '&ports Can pick ,r.,Jrop off Call 686-3269 REGISTRATION NOW oe acceptw; ler '-,. and par, time Ages 18 mos - 6 yrs old Oual,hed staff For more information call Kids R. Us (905) 831-2140 TLC pro"cied try responsi- Ne relade mom 20 years expenerce. -eterences Babies welcome Flexible hours. Valley FarmJMalor Oaks 905)686-7954 TWO EXPERIENCED oa'egwers ir -, %,e fercel , - fenced yard. piayroom. ECE , CPR, close to parks unChes 'snacks Lots ; TLC. Whites Rd S area 420-86 76 wESTNEY Rossland - re- 4able babysitter available with '0 yrs exp CCS day - Care diploma Hot lunch, snacks. fenced yard. dose to Lester B Pearson PS references, receipts..rea. sonable rates 427-x93 YOUNG ENERGETIC E C E & Mother w,r .r -art child CPR. hone care ex- perienq, wishes to Care for rd r ctkldrer Close to GO Tanya 905-837 7752 ' Employment Wanted ACCOUNTANT Can do d y:" CMA �.c iputw 41er ate -Hands-On' full tin pkg Bucigehngcosting arrays s Please call '905 686-7514 t Firewood ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Apple. Mapb. Oak. Beech Low prices Free delivery Serving Pickering. Ajax, Whitby. Oshawa DURHAM FIREWOOD 427. 4741 FIREWOOD. Excellent quality, hardwood.. Guar- anteed, extra long fully seasoned. Cut and spot. Honest measurenen! Free delivery. Kozy Heat Fire- wood 905-753-2246, SKIDS 6 Pallets for fire- wood. hardwood & soft- wood nosed. Ise cut or bro- ken. delivery available. large 8 small loads. Limited time offer. call (905)43o- 9013. ' COrner 42' ROUND Kitchen table with I" 8 4 upholstered swivel chairs. asking $125. Cad 837-5492. CRAFTSMAN 10' radial saw. $400. 15' Delta scroll saw, $70. BIL fokfirg party, table $25. 2 amcisa blies $25.each. (905WV-6925. DRESSER (youth) with minor, 2 night tables solid oak. $125. Yamaha organ, excialk shape, 5275. Cad 427-7439 between 5.7pm. GAS DRYER Inglis (wavy duty. Cad 427-0617. WCROWAVE, 5200. Dishwasher. $250. Washer. $200. Dryer, $200. Sofa, $200. Sofa b chair, S25o. Chest of drawers, $too. Pncas negotiable. 683- 6697. PIANO. upright, no trench. $199.99. Call 905-420- 7885 after bpm. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25,1996 -PAGE 23 Articles ArticlesWF Articles For Sale For Saleor Sale Top Dollar paid for... Stereo's, VCR's, CD's, TV's, Sporting Goods, Tools, Gold & Diamond Jewellery, Video Games, Small Appliances, Movies, Computers, Rolex Watches, quality toys and more. Get a fair deal at... 1 1 1124 Simcoe St. N. 571 -HOCK ROCK BOTTOM DEALS Air ccrotrners from 315r 7V/stereo stand $79 99 Golf cuts $75 Apartment size stove $150 Full size washer $250 Apartment size dryer $50 Apartment Size wasner 6 dryer $350 Apartment size freezer from $175 Fudge $600 Mi- crowave over s59 Colour TV's 'nom 6299 Stereo re- ceivers from $115 C D Players from $"9 Tape decks ".)m $139 Elecinc guitar 5300 Dishwasher 5'50 Cordless phone 585 Largo selection of )eii iry Sega systems 'rom S69 Disney movies from S15 C D's $6 Mcv,es Se De- Ingry availabw. most items guaranteed, lay -a -way pro- gram 22 Simco& S' N Oshawa 905-436-1320 18• Digital Satellite ,„ Free cnannets for t year Rent t0 own for only $8 25 wee.,y Can t -1f00-685- 9922 BURGLAR ALARMS a.- Gw heves .-e I norne KEEP THEM OUT' Custom Duo steel security window bars for as Irtne as 525 00 per w,,drw allows peace of mind ever rttl windows open For a free estimate call 905 )428- 3429 42&8429 CARPET 3 rooms. $299 Pr" "dudes 30yards of carpet, premium pad and installation Custom blinds also available at Iowesr prices Sal 305-a32275C Carpet Broker 100111 Nyiir nick y,,s- ,tan re- sistant carper For 3 'ooms. only 5369 00 Price n dudes 30 Sci yds carpet (!*luxe pad and nstallatior in your 'carne Fee Iz ota- 1ion in your home NO �r :hest, no payment fir ore full year. Daniel. 217-0104 Carpet 1611 Dasrtibutc,s. !rs No payments No interest. OAC 3 rooms ' 300sq h ) instailed woh 1982 �HEVY Scottsdale pick ,c St000 obi Roi- IarCs -.4I@ctronrC Kdvboaftl S500 Engine 1970 307 S'50 obi Chrome and O,ack ..ms '5' with tyres c20S'-R15 S20C. Call '6-6181 2 FRIDGES. stovewash. r 3 pryer Cabinet Grand Piano Prices negotiable All in excellent conahor Call 9051839-"53 J1111111,11110 pad from only 5399 Slpircials on Vinyl Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring Free Shop At Horne '.app. 663-6046 CARPETS ots of Carpet. -v'or' new slain re- lease carpets or ^an0 I Price rdudes :arow.+pre- m,um pad. exper, ,nstalla Iron. fast delivery. 'nee esti mates ;30 yards, Norman 68&2314 CD Jukeboxes Ke -aw 3 PC DINING ROOM SU NSM 5:, -_Ds ...;e0 ITE. 4 seater chesterfield. $3395 Rock-oia moods ,00 end tattles, cone@ table. bar CDs. $2995 Rec -ooh or stools.all in good condi- business use 905 579- hon. 080 668-9726 4538 COMPUTERS - USED, ANTIQUE td FT Cedar 486s :ompiete with mom strip canoe narrow -ibs. tors $785 w oil roms $895 good condition, asxirg new CD changers A speed $900 666-3603 4 cc's) nec $139 -ots of APARTMENT size wash- er S dryer $250 Oak di- ningroom table. 4 chars $450. Couch. loveseat Chair. ottoman $7000 Call (9051,135-0572 used color monitors from $95. Pentium 100's under S1200 We bury good ,sed products Call for quotes (905) 697-3059 tax 697. 1817 ORGAN BACK TO SCHOOL 2 years new. paid $3500. sed $1500 All dote" for men. loons and tike new. 905666-2455 boys (size 8 . Mens DOUBLE bed. 5 pcs XXXLG). Hundreds of terns $270. waterbed 5290: sin - to choose from with more bed 3 Des $260; din 6 arriving weekly from leans fivmgroom 12 pcs. $690, to tuxedos, Rugged Re- dryer S2B0. soft -clean over plays in Whitby, has it all. $500: + more. 905-619- Prices start leans S9; ca- 1693. sual pants $8. shirts $4. FLOOR MODEL 28- co - shoes $12: sweaters $10, lour Tv. Excellent condi fad latkets $14: spoil lack- tion. $300. obi. 905-438- sts M. outs $45: plus plus 8312. plus. Sound too good to be FUNITURE FOR SALE. truel Come lo Rugged Re- Diningroom set(buffet. plays. Durham's largest hutch. 6 chairs, table)kitch- upscale resale dothing en set (6 chairs), couch wt store for merit, teens arta maltaling loveseat. Days. Take 401 to Thickson (905)686-0653 (416)635 - Rd., go north (3 lights) to Wei. Burns SL, tum right we're in the Bums SL Plaza on your left. Hours: Mon. - Wed. 106: Thurs/Fri. 10_9: Sat. 10-5: Call 404.2063 for info. BAKE Shop 8 house in cottage country. Collection of occupied Japan. 11. piece setting + serving dishes (circa 1900). 613. 339.1350. BED chesteril ld d chair, colonial style, good condi- bon, new cushions on seals, $400 o.b.o. Lowery Organ with chair and mu. sic. Like new $700. (905)723--9819 G.E. Fridge d stove. 2 years old, like new, $800 set o.b.o. Queen size can- nonball bed, solid pine, ex- cellent condition, box spring 6 mattress, included $800 ab.a 436-7129 GIBBARD Mahog. bed- room. Koffman leached oak bedroom. bleached oak dinette with press back chairs. mirrors. Maytag dry. er and odds n ends. Call (905)697-2666. GOING OUT OF BUSI- NESS: Complete Lack - smith and Hardware stock and equipment. Reason- able prices. WI in good condition. For more mb. Ctl 705-878-1498. ITACHI 35' stereo tele- vision. Ultra black picture tube. Pic -in -Plc, High reso- lution Rent -to -own from $15 80 weekly Call 1 80- 685-9922 HOOKED on phonics- ex- cellent system to help children and adults with reading comprehension 8 spelling Cost $260 US best offer 905-837-1856 KENWOOD 200 wan Tower of Power 5 Disk CD double cassette. rower speakers. Rent -to -own from $7 25 weekly Call 1 -800- 685-9922 KEYBOARD YAMAHA 111-400 6' Keys. like new 5425 Also large wrought iron table vwh glass ,Op $145 721-060' MATCHING gold !eft -pnd tath',c & 2 sinks compiele With so,, long vanityCall 905-433-7537 MOVING DOWNUNCEA' Ereryhmg Must Goa Fire tum. Housewares '40 Por - Ihac Sunoird 93 Mazda Pickup Free Cat fixed and de-claweo) 905-5559282 MOVING Sale 2 Kryher P: ,e -air inks stove- top elects C. oedesfai sink grey Set of Jack N,rkiduS ✓ 'w A oryds govt clubs Kitchen :ao,nets oedroom set Firew„d ^few Tree Spoke :hrcme wheek '4-8 '4-'s 905- 434-6'58 MUST SELL Moving ,. fears Snowpower '2 Y's Oro S' D0 Mayag heavy duty dryer $250 Honda '.awry -rower 5 yrs Old $300 434-6257 OAK,PINE FURNITURE W' -v cav •etav pnr_,s.. ire Of Ontario s oldest and -at gest^ anutacturers -s now selling }ren !o trig oud,c Eg sola oak x yninq room or 6 :;C ;did pine Dedroom. your choice Si995. any Styr d'holl Padional Woodworking 905 985 ^a DNTARIC FINEST, Gov. wnmont inspected cut 6 wrapped 'reezw beet and lamb 433-0656 PIANO Moder^ apt we oak -s' Demo mcugec Ha'C,y ,sed by senior owner Si 800 Osmawa 905-433-8113 PIANOS - GRANDFA THER CLOCKS Bi schcc, i:ec.a., '.ew are used pianos %of sure' Rent to owr apt size upright grand digital. key boards Clearance on a., 1995 stoa Teiep Ranc Works 433-'49' SHARP 25' TV VCR com- b,ra- :^s High '&solution picture tube. ,root A,v Jacks auto programming, universal romole Control Rent to own from $7 50,wk Cal] ' 800685 9922 SHEDMAN Jua,i!y oarn style shed kit dt 8'. SPE- CIAL ONLY 5295 pias tax Marty other sizes and styles available Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering For 'Wore into. Call 905-619-2093 WALNUT DOUBLE 4w- drobe $235 Wal unit S55 TV $100 Arm chairs. S40 each Love seat S95 Fridge d stove. $300 Sofa and char $150 2 dressers $65 each Table and chairs $65 4 beds S35 each. Microwave S85 Coffee table $55 Many other derns. 697-3532 WASHERS. dryers. ,rode. stove, new and recon al. boned. $225 and up toe re- conditioned washer. $175 and up for reconditioned dryers. $175 and up for re- conditioned fridges and stoves. Also coin operated washer and dryers. Ste- phenson's Furniture and Appliances, 227 Court st., Oshawa. 576.7448 YORK Bench 1213 in - dudes: dedrie leg curl and arm curl bench. Less than one year old. Asking Sloo. Cad 434-8090 or 435-9085 p9r. Wit Articles Wanted AtMOUES Absolutely, Purchasing furniture or an- ything dtl. Scientific instru- ments, China, SIM. adver- twng, tors, decoys. dolls. milk bottles, collections or estates. Call Robert Bowen Antiques (905) 655-8649, BrookNn. ,.. _..,waarss nrer:awa•v•,ri.e.wr.+servtRiBlt7R►ltKi"r••A'e+"art�rera�et+ a, as.,e.-. , ......-...� _. ...._ ....,.,_.... �-,,.... _... ._ _.�.,..._. _ _ ____ _ . - PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25,19% Wanted Yard Sales 1 Ys Sales SU Apartment size ge sf'-[:to: D SALT Sers a dryers and fridges astoves. Full size washers a dryers. Musical ns izee be sure to take meets. Apartment sizehortabl . dish s Vs. Dia.um yo4 ur signsPortable dishwashers. Dia• 'wwi�"wmoods and Gold Callr your yard sale ROCK BOTTOM DEALS help keep the $$$FAST CASH555 Webuy anything. Antiques.ronment clean !S collectables. furniture. household contents Call 905-414-2708 APPLIANCES WANTEDComputer;M1Computer Recycled Working or not 1 Video Video White or almond. fridge. washer. dryer - Serivece calls $35 b up Paul 905- 438-8183 UNWANTED Scrap metal picket uv fridges. stares. washers, dryers, cars. trucks. etc Call (905)430- 9013 WANTED - PEARL JAM tickets for Toronto concert 668-1052 or 430-6429 Arts dr Ron, Cratts CERAMIC WARE- HOUSE- We're over' Tues tc Sat, 10-3 unto Sept 4ew pieces arriving week v Start Christmas gifts a -c projects now For the bes! in qualty bisque at prices you won't befieve shop THE WAREHOUSE 1333 Boundary Rd Unit 3 Oshawa 905725-6709 1 Computer /Internet NEW MUJik, a-zme O http 'www dumam- niews net-afc23&n- Itex ht^ TECHNOLOGY leaving lou behind" Computers mock. -y^ you) Neec HNP' Cal Ra,, for private one-on- one tutoring (905' 428 Pools, Spa FREE INSTALLATION exceoort usoc 2C '1 rel tanguur Kayak pools, in- cluding decking & forcing 15 yea, balance of new pod war-" Now brier in boa- $4 9% 1-800-668- 7564 Pickering Ajax 416- 798-75M 16798-7509 e Lost a • 1 Found FOUND: Buck and white femele CSH cat Valley Farm Finch area 837- 2472 FOUND- tnendiy grey do- mestic short haired male cat Noake Cres White paws 8 nose needs a hov- ng tome" Please call 426-6.232 LOST- lovable gray two 'haired male cat Spires Cres., Ajax Please un AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 rPet &ppliW Automobiles e 1 Boarding 1 1 For Sale AVAILABLE FOR 1966 MERCURY TOPAZ. STUD: Handsome 'very standard 4 or, light blue. urge' British Columbian p windows. p locks, asking Husky Timber Wolf Won- $1500 negotiable 1-800. derfu 'emperament. great 268.9128 ext 5575 with children and other pets beautiful markings For more into call 905-438- 15312 05-43&8312 START OUT or !ne right Pa. wim our 'ur and easy dog training at our spa- -,ous facility experienced '-ape's offenng the newest Methods for ail ages start - ng at 10 weeks oed Call K 9 Kiubhouse a! 905-683- -852 HOMES URGENTLY +NEEDED 'or many "-e .ess pets Adult cats. spayed or neutered and fury vaccinated KdlenS. vet checxw with 1s! booster Many ^edium !o Large breed clogs &variable Pet supplies and donations al- ways welcome Sorry. not accepting :ncoming am ^lass at this bine Please cell DURHAM ANIMAL ADOPTION 905-263-8915 FREE!! FREE!! 6 Foot Leather Training Lead For All New Students AT K9 CONNECTIONS Dog Obedience AIR CONDITIONED CLASSES ALL LEVELS SENIORS DISCOUNT Call John or Dianne at: 1-905 438-1711 686-0438. • 1 ""t �e,, 1 1 r Sale 11182 Z2e meGhanicatl FREE TO GOOD HOME,7 weak old kieens. 2 mels. one Morale. Litter box hewed. song. 576$332 Cot I E for sale - 4 month old Minae. CKC regisnrad, shots and eyes checked. 74W277-2528. BARN for rent or individual hone Stables (stats). b=al- ed now Lakendge, TSL - ton Rd. Vtftwlby. 906-427- 6660. HORSE BOARDING: 6 {ergs b aK stats. daily tkrm- oeF an Clean friendly term. lunge ring. teed. $150J month. Bowerio wkte area. 905.697-2693. 'WE LONE PUPPIES' out approach emphasizes genie, positive dscipt-, sma9 lasses- Stan Sep- tember 10, Fairview Dog Training. (905)838-3407 AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL puppies, beauti- ftA, bteck, lovingns lovingly horns rafeed. two and female. Excellent temperament. CKC Registered. Shots. $350. 906-985.8021. SIAMESE KITTENS. b- loc, blue. chocolate. Per- sonaw plus, first shots, vel decked. health guar- anow. Parwhb an prwm- ee /aloppoent mousers. Ready to go. (613) 473- 5126. Y good, body good, many new parts. $1200 as is, o.b.o. (905)571-4788 1983 Buick Century V6 augntaoc. air a tile. $1295 certified. Also parts for 1986 Cavalier a 1986 Sky - h is k. 404-9759 1983 Buick Regal, 2 dr. ooupe. good project tar, in good condom, many new pens and extras to go with vehicle. $1500. Aub thee(, transfer tech. and gauges and grip Now" whets. 4 - 1978 Trans Am, alum., honey comb rens $100. Call 432-9155 for more info. after 6 pm. weekdays, anys" weekends 1986 Nissan 200sX, $2300, low kms, kaidy dri- ven. beak to school. trust Sed. Cad (905)686-6490. 1985, FIERO GT., 142,000 kms, 4 speed, sMr4Wd. never winter driver. silver with wig, new, tires a dutch. $3.900.623-1287 1719, Chavens. 2 door. automatic, $1600 candied. o.b.o. Cad 728-4490. 1986 Corvette, 98,000 ongi el kmm leather, load- ed, lots of extras, $rias i Wow orgy Ask lex Mike or Liss (906)697-0948. 1998 HYUNDAI STEL- LAR. only 78.000 KMS, am- CWWI condition, $2,400. Cad (905) 885-1655. 1966 Olds Cutlass Mint cordihor 305, r w d p s p b p w MiCheln tires. certified $1800 Serious in- quines only Call (9051723-9199 1987 CELEBRITY. Eu- rosport v6 4 dr fully loaded. new paint, excel- lent condition, decent kil S3.395 certified with war- ranty 1 - 14 16 ! 558-0661 loll free. 1905, 888-9066 1967 Dodge Omni, genu- ine 83.300 kms sunrool. radio. etc . New brakes. good dears car 52000 Call (905)430-0610 after 4p m 1947 Park Avenue. load- ed Excellent Condition, certified54900 Must be been 905-723-1492 1997 Park Avenue. Ipad- ed '53000 km Wry Chan Cerbheci Asking $5450 -23 7492 1247 VW Golf. 5 speed. always wellmamtaned. Al condition in b uut 183.000 kms. S2500rohm Cal 9051668-4248 1988 Ford Mercury Cou- gar fully loaded. automatic. 6 cylinder, excellent conch - troll. no est 158.000 krra certified $2.980 1988 Che- vy Van. excellent condifon. fully loaded, good for camping, business travel- .mg. raveling. $6900 1985 Nissan 200 SX, 5 speed. now pant. new dutic a brake. excellent condition candied 52250 Can days 434-1856 or evenings 436-1851 1988 FORD Taurus, 4 - door silver, air. V6, 174K. decent car. $2750 candied a B O Must be sold Call 905-728-0705 1988 FORD TAURUS 11 Auto5n, rucks � Apartments For For rflin, or t 1994 Dodge Caravan. 85.000kms. cruise, air, tilt, power mirrors, power steer- ing, power brakes, V6. $13,500 certified. Can 571-2878, 1995 Buick Lesabre Ltd., fully equipped, still under warranty, no winter drmng Asking $24,500. Call Oshawa (905)436-2493. 88 Pontiac Pansfenne. 8 seater, runs well.air, power brakes, windows 8 steer- ing. Cruise, asking $1600 655-5062 92 PLYMOUTH Acclaim, 70.000 kms. $8000 1-416- 282-4074 -416282-4074 Auto Insurance, Having a problem get- ting a competitive rate? Call Jones - Dooley Insurance In Ajax for a quotation. 427-3595 CERTICAR AUTO CEN- TER - 'LET'S GET BACK TO WORK AND SCHOOL SALE' Over 4' recononionec certified ve- hides on sale Eg 1993 Transport, $3800 loaded $14,500. 1995 Geo, like new S8850 8 mini vans from 54.995 - S12.995 8 Cavaliers from $2.995 to $7995 1993 Sunfire 69K $9850 now $8950.1988 Corsica. loaded. 95 000 km V6.mint. 55595, 1991 Ford F1So auto. air V8. 120.000 km 58885. 1986 Nissan Mulit 4x4. 5 spd perfect $3995 198' Sub- aru 4x4 wagon. 5 spd. 125.000 km Al, $3995 1990 Olds,00le Cutlass SuPremde e. load. $8.695 1991 Pontiac Grand AM $7495 1990 Firebird. loaded. T tops. $7.995 . 1990 Limina 102km bad - ed $7.995 1990 Gran Pnx STE, loaded 58.695.1988 Jeep YJ Sahara $6.995. 1987 Nissan King Cab. $4.995 1967 Pontiac 6000 loaded $3 995. 1989 Z24 54.295 Good cheap cerl cars from 52.295 Cerb- car Auto Center. 155 King St. West, at Mid- town MMI S79-2996, Open Sun. 1991 Chev Sprint con- vMtow, auto. arrom Cass 67.000 km certified $5500 obo Dave 576-6130 Automobiles 1 Wanted A i A TOWING. Pay S5& $5000 cash for used 6 scrap cars a trucks 24 hrs 7 days Call 905-086.5003 or 905-706-5234, 30 min. service AUTOMOBSLES and trucks wanted for scrap Any condition. any age. free removal in the Durham Region. cash paid Also needed, 75 to '87 Chev or GMC pickup for parts Call anytime. Oshawa 431- 0407 Black, 4 door. V6, very PICKERING- Brock 8 dean. one owner $2200. CARS FOR CASH! We Call 905-668-2460 buy used vehicles Vehi- 1988 Pontiac Tempest 3.1 des must be in running rebuilt motor, $4100 03.1 condition. Call 427-2415 0 1967 Marc. Topaz, $900 as Corn to 479 8ayly St. East s obo. 1985 GMC 1121 ton, Aiax at MURAD AUTO 136.000 km. $2500 obo. SALES. 723 -BOW before 6. 668- OLDSWMLE 96 Re - 6033 alter 6. gency. 1982-1984, or Buick /90 TOYOTA Cwnry, 4 Park Avenue 1982-1984, door, 5-apod, Sr. pis, pib. Good shape. 576-7049, tit, amAm cassette, met I-- rn --- shape, 185K, $49M obo, WK.L CLEAN up your bandied. Call 905-639- property of old ears, scrap 1924. melds etc. Cash paid, 19" Pontiac Firebird, Same day service. Also white. second owner good nxhrhing cars and 116,000 kms., automatic. trucks wanted. Paige( 416- p.l., p.w., ps., p0., new 339-7395 or call 905 -427 - tiros, excellent condition. 6110- $4250 attified o b a 436- Wentworth St W large 1. 9622, loon message. _ u 1 1998 Buick Lassbre, im- � �� macutme Col... _7 mediately. 5500. $600 & loaded, 144.000 km. Certi- up . fridge, stove. heat. hy- fied. $9500.905-723-1492. 1995 Ford F150, propene trance. cede Attona/ powered, cap included, 1990 CHEVEROLET $1100 as is. Can CORSICA LT. 1 owner, (905)721-8367 axcetent tandttion, wen maintained, air, auto, star - so cassett, cwofied, asking $4,395.00. 665-0878 1991 SUBARU Legacy, one owner. excellent con - d ion, leavring Country mu it SO. $10,000. 6554970 or 686.6408. 1993 CAVALIER wagon, auto, air. rustproded, kooks We new $7200. must sed immediately. 435-0273 or 728-0705. 1967 Ford Ranger 5 speed, 218.000 kms, led liner, very good condition, must be seen. $2,700. 0.8.0.435-0178. 1999 NissanPidwp, 2x2 regular box. 4: OD,, 70,000 kms, immaculate righ. S5500 ced- had!Cal 725--9989 1980 s/o Pickup, 100.00011 standard transmission, 1 owner, ex- cellent cortdtion. Call 905- 436-1680 after Spm. 1992 Ford Explorer XLT, green, tan leather interior, loaded, 98,000 km. $15,900. certified. 905.727- 2857 WHAT A DEAL- 1982 Ford 150XL, 112 ton, w/ cap -This truck runs greatf $1000 obo. 579-6836. 1 4W1"Drift 1985 GMC Wheelchair van. Rally V8. automatic, p.s. p.b., am/fm stereo, rear heater, Ricon electric Wheelchair wheelchit, tie -downs. 1 owner, well maintained $5000 721-1800 1993 1/2 SAFARI VAN Loaded. ext. very low kms. cert. very sharp Must sell $16.500 obo. 905-721- 1846 1 Trailers FAMILY RESORT, - 3trail- ers for sale. 20 It 5 it Lots available on Trent Rrv- er. pool. beach. recreation and more 1-800-265-8841 TRAILER: 27' Prowler. sleeps6 A/C, furnace awning. separate bath. shower, tub BOAT 17'. Johnson motor. AM/FM cassette. 4 life jackets. 1 set water skiies Asking $6.500 total Owck saie moving out of Province 905-721- 1141 mo-to, cycles 1971 HONDA 35C, twin cylindergreat for restora- tion. Chrome in excellent condition. $550 obc 905- 985-3183 Me Marine ATTENTION FISHER PERSONS"" 1995 175 Hydra Spor.'30 HP John- son. 2 hsh Milers. trobi g motor. 3 bartenes. kvewel. Barwell, rod holders, ster. eo. $17.000 080 Call 623- 9107 1995 Polaris 650 Water- crat!, excellent condition Only 30 hours use Great runrvng machine Asking $5000 obo Phone 905- 965-3566 25 FT. WW4WR 80. Cud- dy. 351 V8pump out head. FrG. sound hull. ens well. $4800/offer Ryan (9051427-9779 COMPLETE New Maten- &is to buld 100 Aknvnum Canoes Including 250 sail kits 1.613-541-0147 after 9p m or before 8 30 a.m PROPELLER and Skeg Repairs- test service. large selection, of fiberglass sup - piles. Oshawa Glass -Fibre Products Ltd. 341 Durham Crit. Oshawa. 905-579- 1433 1 1 tee: OSHAWA 1 a 2 bedroom, located at 350 MaMga and 948 Masson Strait. Aivak able mnsclani $600 a $700 all inclusive. No pats. Cad 906-576.6724.. - tsoo aq h. one bedroom basement apt. in Whitby d air con.. fireplace. pad". private Mttrance, laundry. At inclusive $700. Oct. 1. 436.9122. 2 BEDROOMS in 3 yrs did duplex. F/S imduded, foundry hook-up, now OC. Awad. kmned 6750. ndud- ig hot and hydro. Call Linda Currie 436-0990. 2 LARGE tlaawnwo apt for rent. fireplace, students wei-. Plo w" Vttaeet Ayax Suits 3 people. 5100 Inckisive. Phone Maggie or Roger 905-686-74813, available Shpt 1. 2/3 bedroom apartments, 8 story building, dose to schools, library, South GM plant Avalleble lnrrhediate- ly. One month fres rent. 42B-8328 1.7 pin for ap- poindnent 239 Kitson Rd., one bed- room apartment $450 pus hydro. Avail. nhmed. 1-416- 533-9107. -41&533-9107. AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 applianc- es, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON - THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. -5 P.M. (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AJAX Spacious bright 2 bedroom, separate en- trance, parking. 4 applianc- es. No pets 1stAast $755 all inclusive. available im- mediately. Call Scott (416)778-5580 AJAX. Country setting. top floor of duplex would suit single non smoking per- son. Central air $675 plus heat 8 hydro. Avail. emme- datefy. . 428-8086 AJAX, available imme- diately, spacious basement apartment, all amenities. $600+utilities References, 1 $Mast, no pets. Call 619- 1792 AVAILABLE immediately, 2 bedroom apt Clean, nice area. south of Park Rd Oshawa Contac 576-86x2 or 683-485' bus hours AVAILABLE IMME- DIATELY, n Whitby A;:1 bui:dmg , spacious. carpet. ed. newly painted. with bal- cony, close to bus. shop- ping- all utilities included. 'rst ' last required, no pets. bedroom 5650. 2 bed- roorn. $750 call 430-0134 BEAUTIFUL 1 -bedroom basement apartinerlt, own laundry room. parkmg. en- trance. Harwood between 401 d Hwy 2 Available Oct No Smoking or pets (905)619-8065 BEAUTIFUL 70osq it stu- vo apartmen! in large country no". sky lights. sunken living area, belco- ny, separate entrance. very private, 5680 'ncluvw* Nonsmoking single work ng person preferred. 905- 985-1520 BEAUTIFUL main floor of large house. on Bay. 1- bedroon, enclosed porch. deck. parking. cable. dish- washer. $700 ndusrw* Cal 905-420-9556 301 Cordova Rd. Oshawa large 1 bedroom apt fresh- ly painted. specious. very deco. $550 inichides part; ing. Call (905)840.6712 or pager (416)501-1687 BRIGHT 1 bedroom walk- out basement apt . Uair. Laundry All inclusive 5575/ mo No -pets. non-smoker Available Sept. 1 1 VAast Pickering 686-1718 CENTRALLY located, large clean one bedroom main floor apt. parking, IaknOry fac.. $535 inclmve. FirstAast available Sept. 1. 7234;0,',5 CLOSE to Durham Col- lege. must be seen 2 bdmn. $675Imon. and. app. a util. I VA" a rel. required No pets. Lynn 436-6886. COURTICE professionally finished. clean. 2 bedroom basement W. spit: beth. Vs, laundry. sop. ant.. non wwiw. rel. 1stAast. $690. 435-4778 COURTICE- 1 bdm bsft apt Employed single, non smoker Fridge, slows, pri- w*ls entrance. lstAW w quired. $520hI=M. Ager 31M 432-7800. DOWNTOWW Whitby, in smad apartment building. big 2 -bedroom apartment. available Sept. 1, $700/ month. firetAtat. Cat (1106)664-1009 FOR RENT, Oshawa (Flit - am a Bloor area) fully rwh- ovated 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment. ava8able now. Contact 571-4399 tntAast, "so mdusNe. HARWOOD /EMPEROR, brand new one bedroom basement, separate en- traroe, laundry, no pets or smoker, $650. (416) 447- 5766 LARGE1 bedroom basement apt. Avail. im med., $650 first a lea. utilities included, call 509- 9913, or 831-8926. LARGE 3 BDRM. APTS. From $769./mth. + hydro. A/C, Carpet, 4 appl. and parking ind.Walk to Pickering Town Centre. Close to GO Transit and Hwy 401. 905-42D-6305 1480 Pickering Parkway. LARGE sell corla,ned apartment for one person, separate entrance. parking. cable 8 storage. dose to TTC 6 Go train. $650/ morin Can (905)837-0344 LUXURY t -bedroom basement apartment. avail- able Oct 1st or Oct 14 Near GO. shopping Fully self- contained Parking $600 inclusive Non-smoker no pets 905-420-9187 NEW BUILDING. em maculate 2 bedroom. Rossland/Ritson (Oshawa). appliances. laundry. secur- ity. Oct 1, $750 inclusive Please call 571-4875 NORTH Oshawa large PICKERING Whites/ Finch, Clean, quiet, bright, newly renovated 1 bdrm. basement Walk/out ravine. Separate entrance. a/c, no pets/smokers. Suits 1. $660. frnclusive. 905-837- 0218. PICKERING, brand new bsmt. apt., on the Bay. Stat 1 working / retired.. nature lover. no smoking / pets. $700 month inclusive (905) 831-0162. PICKERING, Brock/Mafor Oaks. large 2 bedroom basement. Separate en- trance, laundry a parking. All inclusive $750/month. Avail Sept. 1st. 905-683- 9708 PICKERING, large 1 -bed- room basement apartment, laundry facilities, close to all amenities $695 includes utilities, available Sept 1. Call Steve 576-5709 or Pat 839-1876. PICKERING. large 1 -bed- room basement apartment, Hwy 2/Brock Rd. No pets. separate entrance In- cludes stove. fridge. a/c, hydro. TV cable Working person. $650/month ($310 2 weeks) Ist/last 686- 6231 PICKERING, Large 3 - bedroom condo. 4 ap- pliances, close to Go. shopping. schools. avail able Nov 1. $1000/month firsNasi required (905)686-7438 atter bpm. days(416)784-8001 PICKERING. Liverpool Rd 3 -bedroom main Moor, large 8 attractive, white kitchen, drapes. a/c. grey broadloom, close to GO. $1075 inclusive 905 "u- 7222 0-;222 416-494-3765 modern ' -bedroom apart- PICKERING- Brock 8 merit in 6-plex. ground Fed• Large 2 bdrm bsmt floor. hydro. drapes, park apt. sop. entrance. Laundry mg included $555/month and parking $800 /month 1 st/last Call 905-728- all inclusive Available 3918 Sept 1 Can (905)619 2495 leave message NORTHEAST OSHAWA SHEPPARD /AI TONA.2 - one bedroom with walkout bedroom basement apt to ravine Pod. honub. suit separate entrance. spa - working person Close to cious $775 Available everything. S6501ncrusme Sept 1, call 416-266-4066 Reference Sept 1 Nights OSHAWA NORTH SIM - 434 -2730; Days 723.7479 COE,on Russet bright ONE AND TWO BED- clew, 2 bedroom' in newly ROOM house apts.. main renovated t , hard- wood thus. heat,t ria waler. floor, beautiful and dean, parking, cable incl. Laun- w/nw carp-$ and nice ep- dry facilities. no dogs 5686 phances. $600. Two-storey Avail Sep 1 or Oct 1 905 - two bedroom. very spa- 576-2982 cious and clean 5800. SOUTH OSHAWA 275 Both no whchrlsrve Backyard Wentworth St W large 1. available 437-9373 2. -bedrooms, doss to bus - ONE large bedroom tur- a, shdppng. avadable xrh- nished basement apt. mediately. 5500. $600 & S600/mo. Available Oct. 1. up . fridge, stove. heat. hy- Prefer single Separate en- Ciro, parking 1st nasi re - trance. cede Attona/ wired. no pea 434-5183 Sheppard area No pets. SPACIOUS 1 bedroom 509-2491 apt. in quiet at" of Whitby ONE urge bedroom apt in Parking and laundry fach- Alex triplex. 5585 utilities ties $525 . hydro 665- nckided Cal 428-2055 8181 OSHAWA . SM . 900 TOP floor of house 2 bdrm. Glen St . 2 bedroom all $650 hrs0ast. Appliances from $675- $710. 3 bed- included. Clean wuiN P80- so-room roomapt $720. dose to tile. Whiling AVO Available shopping, schools. GM and Sept. 1. Own outside en - Go. Utilities ncuded. FasV trance. 571.79e9 after 5:30 Last required. Call 728- p.m. 4993 COZY 1 -bedroom base- beautiful dean 1-bedfoom ment apartment. Oshawa apartment fndge, stow*. Centre area, separate en- private entrance. self -con - trance, parking, $595 per troaed heat. Parking, Ww- mo. as vidusiw. WAam rel- dry. available Oct 1. $600 stances. Sept. 1. 579.7095. includes utilities. firstAast CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- 668-1946 ING. North Oalewa. 1, 2& TWO bedroom basement 3 bdnns. inclusive. Paye ca- apt. $700 pus 112 UONes.. ble, parking a laundry fae. Available Oct wing 1. Plo. 723-2094. Call 416-421-3300 aid. 442 Mon. - Fri. 8-4 p.m. or OSHAWA. does b GM. 1. Maw* message at 905-427- 2. 3 -bedroom apartments, 9552. $600, $725 a $835 respac- TWO BEDROOM base- tively. Call 9M-43&0=9. ment apartment, antral OSHAWA- Now 1bdrm . , close to Glen- barnl apt. $525Anont h, I s%( 9ro" parking available. Non smoker, no last Non smoker,Irandly, dogs' $700 plus 40% Lltll- i Awhg, a ufil. k1ckWW. paill . ties (W)- Sept- 101h. (905) entranhCaen 404 8442. 831284 PICKERING "M aaoahlh, DitdelFinch area, fro" painted very dean. Houses I-0edrm bsmt apt, sop. wt.,J 1 For fireplace, laundry, a/c, no Rein Polls. . Parking, amism finned. fattest. Call 90- 837-2576. PICKERING one bedroom fumished basement apart- ment. close to lake and GO. Cable, private entrance, all inclusive. $500 Per mo. ISV last. 831-2429. PICKERING Village. 1 bdrm W M, large open concept, separate entrance, parking. available Sept. 1st. No pas. $575 Lol. nd. 831- 2941. Houses For Rent 2 BEDROOM, October 1st. Bright 8 spacious up- per duplex. Oshawa Hospi- tal area. Private entrance. $750/month includes utkl. Non smoker. Call (905) 432-7308 TWO bedrooms available, balconies, laundry on premises, all inclusive, Wil- sonBloor area. 721-1178. WHITBY 1 -bedroom apartment. available Sept 1, $575/month includes heat d parking for 1 car. Call 430-0959. WHITBY apartment for rent. 1- bedroom $550. 2 - bedroom $650. first a last required. phone days 725- 8911 evenings d wee- kends 66&4016. WHITBY, 1 bedroom main floor apt. in 5 plea. on GO route, Oak kitchen with dishwasher, laundry. pri- vate deck. hardwood floors. $640,668-7634 WHITBY, Irg. 1 bdrm bsmt , laundry- fireplace. SOP entrance. 1st a last. $700/month inclusive Can 905-668-0034. WHITBY, WATSON ST, 3 bedroom, 2 1/2 baths. 5 appliances. eat in kitchen, large fenced yard. quiet area. avail Sept 1. $995 (416) 486-0189 WHITES RD.a HWY. 92, 1 1!2 bed- room,bsmt., utilities, sep. ent.. 4 piece bath, fridge / Stove, Sept 1. $500. non smoker 420-3048. WHY rent when you car own your own home for less than you think*)" Call Dave Haylock Sales Rep Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 6615-3211 4ouses r Rent $1 - Absolute Affordaolei Why Rent? Own your Home from $799/month lutilities included) No Down pay - merit') Call Mei' Mark Sta- pley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty 571- 6275 or 1-800-840-6275. VMO SATS$ TollJ C: LMtiOT AFFORD TO BUT A HOUSE' M. IirtKAli Payment. 3-8r Sem $679'mli 3 -al W Nalow $70nith 3 -Br ir Exec S969'nun No down payeeMT Bad crew Bankrupt cad I* 571.6215 1-00e-4404"5 MARK STAPLEY Salev Rep suW'n Gnwp Excel keit., Iiia 3 bedroom brick bunalow. 12 acre lot Reel to own. Jrtetwide. Cad (905)579- 0645 affair Spin. 3 -BEDROOM semi, deck owefbokt ravine, creek, wl o basement, quiet taut. chew doming, heshly, ptltinM- ad, dose to shopping a schools, bike paths. 723- 57", Joseph Moss Un* - ad, Broker. AJAX - large 3 bedroom semi, 2-Mony upper level, 2 1r2 baths, appliances, $1200 incuaiw. No pets. Sept. 1. 905.686 -MM or 416497.9620. 1ST CHOICE AFMRDASLE HON=! "W )R1EPM Bur. No dews Mata No >Peierleri Lot Mee dwww► you how! ..w .�.i� )Pais& t 111176e r•• no os Can TLoM9as C. Pllie Satlss IRalh )Ressas Ac•ee Rea t7r Ltd. rwouwmR I 1 For Rf•ni Im For Rer>>ts CO Ifrld I 1 1 PIIVate 11111IIa AVAILABLE Oct. 1, 2 ROOMS in Ajax, liberal NEAR Oshawa Carder $1650/6., Whitby, exeou- almosphere, fug use of Industrial unit. Includes five 2400 sq. ft., one year house. Private location, overhead doors, hi gh lease minimum. Credit Parking, a/c, laundry, cable in ties. check, firstAast, al Phone included. rent parking. utilities, Angela ,ego- washrooms and air com- and leave e, 905-434- lime. 686-9051 leave pressor. Month -by -month. 1060. $550 month. Also parking AJAX, large room in for truck, with hydro avail - house, share kitchen a 5762982. bath, parking a cable, available immediately. $350/month 427-6932 NICE ROOM for rent in BOWMANVILLE - 2 bed- room waterfront cozy bun- galow, preferably couple, quiet neighbourhood, fenced yard, lstllast, avail- able Sept. 1. $750. 905- 839-5746. COURTICE 3 bedroom main floor home, 5 appl., garage. $870 plus hydro and water OR $980. in- cludes everything. Also 1 bdrm $499.436-3102. HOUSE- Main floor, 3 led. 1 bath. $1000 + 500/6 ,t fibers. Close to GO, non- smoker. Available Sept. 305) 831-4753. OSHAWA/COURTICE ,jorder. 2 bedroom with nalcony, newer house. malk 10 everything. garage, enced backyard, great , eighborhood $895 inclu- -ive Days (416) 617-3283. PICKERING 3 bedroom ,,air floor, available Oct. 1/ 36. S850/mo. plus utilities. 5 Ipdiances. air Con.. eat in . rtchen. hardwood floors. -0 pets. Call 905-831- ;561 NORTH AJAX specious execut,ve 4 bdrm, 3 bath, close to school and shop- ping area, bus stop at door, avail Sept Ist. Call 427. 6660 WILSOWROSSLAND 3 Odrm Semi with garage. Backs onto ravine with Jack &C. dishwasher pnly 5900 'mo + utilities Sept 1 905-828-6209 / • 1 Vick RIIIf11115 home, share all facilities, parking, Liverpool/Bayly. $90 per week.Avaflable im- misdiatefy. Cell 420-9270. OSHAWA- Olive St. Room in shared house. Close to bus and shopping. Available now. Call 728- 2330. PICKERING, 1 room share kitchen and bath with 1 adult female. Free laun- dry facilities. Next to transit ATTENTION Snowbirds GORGEOUS 3 bedroom 3 bathrooms townhouse condo, close to lam Clearwater beach, pool, la- cuzzt. BBO, private yard, available now For info and to view photos 686-9846 or 579.3788. 1 1 Private homes For Sale stop. $300/month plus 112 cable a phone Call Jea. nette (416)971-5039 9-5pm Of (905)839-7279 after 7pm. ROOM available for non- smoker, quiet family home in Alax Private bath, cable, use of kitchen. laundry facddies. On Mus route. Bayly/Harwood area 416- 331.7226 leave message Roomfor rent, clean. quiet, close to downtown, Own fridge, parking. Avail- able now $352/month Call 576-7337 $139,900 ScugN Island. 2.680 sq h home. 4 bed- rooms. 2 baths, detached garage. 1/2 acre lot. big rooms, many possibilities. (905)985-9203 $149,000 1 1/2 storey brick home 3 bdmr* Gas fireplace. large kitchen, fin- ished rec room w/wet bar 3 tiered deck to pool, garage, hot tub Landscaped and inter -locking brick AJI nicely decorated and clean Close to schools and shopping. All appliances- 19051728- 1241 SOUTH Alax - large unfur- nished room in clean PRETTY 2 -STOREY de - house. Parking, cable, tached home, Whilby New, laundry, share kitchen and broadloom, .n Irving, dining, bath Available immediate- 3 -bedrooms New flooring Iy $350/mo 683-5823 in both bathrooms. an - WHITBY room, shared trance, eat -,n kitchen Bay most of house, air, fire- window's. sliding doors to Place. laundry. TV a stereo deck, double garage. room. parking. backyard beaut,fully landscaped. WHn'9Y • detached above ground 3 bedrooms, 4 Pc. 2 pc., rec room, wet bar, cen- tral air. garage, 147 tt. deep ravine lot, $138,500. Ask for Liken North 868-3800. Res. 668.7479. ReMax Summit Realty. WHITBY immaculate bungalow at 112 Elizabeth Cres. South on large lot 90' % 168' 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, rec room with bar and fireplace Attached 2 car garage. Asking 5209.000. For more details and to view this Private sale call 905-655-4840. WHITBY, $99,9000 m 3 - bedrooms, living/dining Combination, walkout to pa - "o a fenced yard, garage With 5% down will carry for S780/mo including Taxes Call Ted Houghton Sutton Group Classic 430-9000 MI Lots for Sale SPACIOUS RAVINE LOT in Orono, approx 66x172, developed area. call even ings before 9 pm 905-623- 9456 Vacation Properties 53500 full priced. Seclud- ed wooded Trader lot, ad. laoent to huge county for- est. good road. sandy beach, fishing. Cobourg area (416)431 1555 MI Money tO Lend Next to White Oak apt lenced large lot Snows like building Work;ng person a model home 5157.300 Houstn to takd+•d finished basement a Insurance PRIVATE Immeda» Doss•sson bachelor bachelorem• Vender anxious. Asking basement (rwth shard lir ' $97.900 Call (905)623 - preferred 5400905.6 - 20 Horseshoe Dr (off Wanted 5213 leave message Thickson. below Hwy 2) Suitable for one Clean, family location. 3.1 bed- Open House Sun Aug 25 room. 4 baths, walkout Shyer 12-4 p m 905-433-2966 PROFESSIONAL. two- 1 ACCOrTlOdabon vay ballroom. storage ,come family seeking a apace MC. heata hydro 313 BALDWIN ST 3 smgle. detached house in FOUR BEDROOM two bedroom bock bungalow Whitby area. preferably CLEAN 1,500 sq. it. "•w gas furnace and wink- wah six bedrooms (or Po- home. central air, dish- ows Detached garage, tential for six) Rend -to -own washer, P°ol' spa and second kitchen and bath. or rent. Cal 668-1052 paring use d crouse Own room, early closing Port Pe^y. 2 bedroom. pie bedroom all t Dc pain S129.900 (905) 728-56M 98 TOWnhOUSeS Fr 5100 kl I F OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES. OTHERS 00 NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. w•• y s est e- BOWMANVILLE 3. t For Rent 4mal•s omled No pets. bdrm. 2 storey semi de- • Mortgages, 1 2 a 3 -BEDROOM Town- ^ouses for rent. avadabie Sept a Oct. ist/last Call 105-721-151a 3 -BEDROOM townhouse 'or 'ell . fenced yard, close schools, shopping, fin - shed rec room. available Dict 1st. $790+uti ihes 1300 Jxtord St.. Oshawa, 905- 432-2421 BOWMANVILLE: Beautr- 'OI 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2 paths. garage, Partially 'enced yard. $900./m0 . limes 1stlast. Awa4. Oct 1. 405-623.7963. KING a TOWNUNE Area available Oct. t. Large 3 bdrm tawMWuaes, neutral decor, 4 appl., 1 1/2 baths, basement a garage. 5895. ♦ util. Phony 721- 8213. Evening and wee- kend app.,.-.__nts avai- able. NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom + taserneM fownhousee in wag main- tained !airily oompart. Fnglstova,, dpee p 0 amenities. am S718Jmonth, at tins si�je MgnIL Office. Cal 905-728-3777. NORTH Oshawa. 3-b«} room, w/basertkent, fridge, stoke. now Sm insides M"o www. mai ",enable, available Oct.tst. Phos 906 728- 9901. SPACIOUS A A 3 �, n mawbinW MffOft kduft U* IN, ,close li , pod` al amerlibes, r� aid 122 Cob�Rla� sL E OMM For oppL 47� ILL RENTING. No mon. down, rent 10 own, 2 & 3 Iron" name. From sm r month all induaiw. Au - a Resarxu. 728 9414 ed 3 Bed. in'yBj a GGrN Mftd- 4 awainces.pool in ex. $1,000 Per rnonill int Belbin, 579.7339 schen) Close 9508 to Durham College, bus ■ routes and all amenities BROCK RD a 2. Great Suitable for one Clean, family location. 3.1 bed- qui•t, newly renovate; in a room. 4 baths, walkout good neighbourhood In- basement• ^•wfY broad - dudes laundry, cable, pin- o Ioned a decorated. vay ballroom. storage $158.500. Call (905)294- apace MC. heata hydro 8461 or(905)473-'3260 include Must like Dogs FOUR BEDROOM two $450. rndusiv. Please Call storey brick home. 40 MC. 905.438-8312 Laughlin. (North Osnawa). LARGE 80041, in a cyan gas heat. 2 Dams. $139.0 For more nbr- fully furnished house- E Y maoon call al 571-1049 convenience available for your use. plus parking a HANDY MAN special lin yard. $80 weekly. now Port Pe^y. 2 bedroom. pie available. 721-0122 shaped lot, 50x160, as" ■ $110.000. Cal 905-625- 1347. / JICoBdolBiilwls Are you satisfied with the response to your RMK INCOMEPROPERTY. 3 S bedroom, with main level apt. WW IOL S. Oshawa AJAX 2 bodrm condo w/ Zone C-1, Carry for less many extras. Clean quiet than rent. Details 905 -852 - wed mairMairyd building. 5 6785. app., done to GO / PTC. OPEN HOUSE 1-4, Sun. Argil Nov 1. 5900. 1314ast Aug, 25 - Port C --,glut 2 CREDIT LINE MORTGAGE LOAN Lookrq for better rates 7 Need money tact? Tithed down Creditors callrtgl Call for a FREE consultation JOINSTON a COOK The Financial Experts 905-428-1232 MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly. Financing for any purpose, rates from 5.95%. Al aPPkcaeons ac- cepled. t^„onvrxrmty I - dal Services 660-6805 reiw4neeL 427-0056. bedroom bungalow ouer- COUKTICE- 2 bedroom looldrq marsh and manna. EXCLUSIVE business grourW Boor kpwry apt Bight rmew4y decorated. a1)1)ortkrily available from Breplacn. 5 applianons, Ful sue forriyroon, gas Canada's Leads in Emo $775 + utildies. Call and wood Double garage. CON Reduc00n program. (905)432-7259- garden, $110,000. 114 Pie Y of Our - West Beadle Rd. Bowman- OfIkarrt� Excellent re �C! vile, 523 4780. tum on nvewrrerN of 2o- OR Ii669s SpW* OSHAWA bargain - SOK Cal 1816.5512. $110,000. Brick bungalow. 2 bedrooms, garage, HEALTH Food buying OSHAWA 4 NoWho Free Rett M 300D nq. I.W.M. $900. 860 sq 2nd Ili. 5550. 800 aq. main SM, 250 eq. min $350. 500 2nd Br NOD. Cal 434- 2447 or 8554132. OFFICE Space 300 sq.1L industrial unit in Ajax S350tmaMk incl. uta Cal 583-9905. OFFICE spew ler lease. . overlooks busy Hwy,, map access. air con.. P" of Parking. 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The rate is based on the highest priced item in the ad. $ 00 - $ 9999 .......................... $ 5 + GST $100 - $19999 ........................ $ 9 + GST $ 200 -$299 . ........................ $19 + GST $ 300 - $ 39999 ........................ $ 29 + GST $400 - $49999 ................. $39 + GST 713ese ads are rlut and addrtumal tenrcls are /rest 504 each 3. "1'0 give you an idea, check this example RANGE. ck refrigerator only 2 vears old. 30•' self clean $200, 20.6 cu.ft frost free $325, 0'00-00W. 7he price fior th is ad teolild he $29 + (;ST hale ct on the price of 5.525 f i,r the re/i!;erutor. \D WILL R(.\ t\ lU KF:(ilOtiAL EDITIONS PAY FOR I WEEK 2Sc KFC.F:IX'F 1 'X i:F:K FREE' APPLIES To ARTICLES & A170NIOBILES FOR SALE X:L cw�� • 683.7545 Clrr eft" A Port terry rc•rdrrs cea 4012615 cW an Alec .anion air air --Wv ane'o-iin suctims wow n sokmam -we- 0 -mm mom Cal rw aw- maw w O\iLY $ " 3 + GST & News Advertiser 683-0707 lhc- :rtxn� .dtcr a14A kir aah•k-rtr...•r. „nh• I • f Auctions MON. AUC. 267H, S:30 PJL M TAUNTON RD. E, WHITSY 3 are selling an els- e from Toronto, is a large selection new tools and uipment from Mon - al inducing: Oak Ile and chairs, oak 'nBr C8da1Bt. r1e1M 6 green bedroom to, buffet, dock, City, roundoak he , 4 dmirs, dress y Old records, high pper. drop leaf is, pine bedroom Ie. king size bed, no. garage door leer. dishes, Pots I parts, docile doors, radial arm sour hammer drill, Mallin 12' planer, 6 dril presses, dust collect- lors. band saws, mitre Saws, scroll saws, bench grinder, table saws, pis now hand Idols. 100 new Cas, mBector comics and oins. Note time - 00 p.m. Good sale, flan to attend.SelRng ods at 6:30, viewing rom 1 p.m. Terms ,ash, visa, master- ard, interact, MCLEAN AUCTION i LKWAT10NS (906) 432-2033 Don't Forget Ajax Me" NCW$ A&Crtiser Classified DepL is open for your convetuem every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. TO PlacceAd Classified Please Call 683-0707 pbiltl! rmd YOU dnsftd idon >lie fit day of pgliion as Iw =wd 1e for mom um one one itirf dw ofafi81'w. HOW ARE WE DOING? (' ■ The The We*NeVliG AdArteser Ctassiied DeparQ'T1er1t ■ ■ is oor rlWd 10 p OV Ek -9 = a sbrners with the best: ■ ■ posstle Service. We VWXA i appl'edale yw carldd ■ respor w b the 4,esions belowv. ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ 2. Did the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ ■ courteous service? ■ ■ ■ ■ 3. Are you satisfied with the response to your ■ ■ advertisement? S ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 4. ■ Suggestions or comments: ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ We would like to hear from you. ■ ■ ■ ■ If you prefer, ■ ■ ;please contact Fred Eismont ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 ■ ■ or fill out this coupon ■ ■ and mail to: ■ ■ ■ Classifed D epartanent■ ■ ■ P.O. Box 486 ■ ■ 86S Farewell St. ■ Oshawa, Ontario ■ ■ L=H 71-5 ■ ■ "Your satisfaction is the measure of our success' ■ �..-......^F�+•�-us•4,h,/s �I a-eFM,RAP fjP.�i��7Af�"Yr il+eY�/��'M/6A�IM�//1M7�'/rVAt w+..a.. ...»,..�--� ....._ ..►.......-� �..�..e-._......-.,..... .-_.�...-.�.. �.. __._.._.�.� .��.... �... ._. ....•.�...---._.__ __. _........-._..... -_... .. � -�_ .._..-_.. ... .._..�. �. _.-_..-_.__. _.-- _._�_�_ _ .. ._. -. �_ �.-�..�..�-_. _-.- �_ �... ___..em..•r.•••uw..�a,.�-..� _._��,- ten+■ • ,PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25,1996 `ever 11155 tflf I'Yr"" w-10 P'JY VE 10 RX in auk Verson of A of the current death r"ed for puktan m the \5-5..kdl� Of Tb R& i 68W ()r "I �y yy� U Wap & Pon Pem resldenti. lou mal alp acres death sure iomwn re erleli ti aper Pngrrk ht JRR this number 1041991 gr,O,,Ut+t tt,c ou fol thr IAwlpE lidera], k nos ' DeathsFRO] Deaths BRUCE, Joan It is we deep sorrow we announce Joan's passing at the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital on Friday, August 23, 1996 Joan Bruce, beloved and devoted wife of Vernon Bruce. She is the dear daughter of Ann Mitchell and the late Arthur Mitchell. She is survived by brothers Harry and Bruce and sister Jeanette The family will re- ceive friends at the McEac rue Funeral Home, 28 Old Kingston Road. Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428- 8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Monday. Funeral service to be held in the Chapel on Tuesday August 27. 1996 at fpm Interment Erskume Cemetery. LAMONT. Van Annie Heard At :ne :amdy e&- deuce Ajax on Friday August 23, 1996 Nan in her 64th year Beloved wife of John. Dear mother of Bob and his wife Debbie and Alan Loving grand- mother & Cheryl and Kevin Sister of Isa and Betty and predeceased by David. Bert. Chnssme. and Peg- gy The family will receive friends at the MCEacxie Funeral Home 298 Old Kingston Road A;ax (Picker - ng Village) 905-428-8488 from 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 Sunday Funeral Service in the chapel on Monday Au- gust 26. 1996 at 10:30 am In lieu of flowers dona- bons may be made to the chanty of your choice WALDRIFF. Lillian - peacetulN on Wednesdav Au- gus: 99r. a: the Wellesley Hospital Lillian be- loved wife of Oliver Loving mother of Beth. Bever- ley Robert. Jim. Judy. David. Gordon and prede- ceased by Steven. Dearest Nanny to her grandcil- dren and great grandd*dren Will be sadly missed by her sons-in-law. daughters -umlaut and many Mends The family will receive friends at McEacxie Funeral Home 28 Old Kingston Rd Aiax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-4 pm and 7-9 p m. Friday. Furwaj Service in the chapel on Satur- day. August 24 1996 at 1100 a.m Interment. Ers- kine Cemetery If desired. donations to the charity of your choice would be appreciated by the family. In In Irkto] Memoriams Men risms In loving memory of Son and Brother Michael Joseph Battle who passed away August 27, 1995, at the age of 22. Your end was orrery sudden, No bre to say good-bye, You were gone bvefore we readzed, And only God brows why, The things we felt so deeply, Are ne hardest things to say, But we, your tamely bved you, In a very speaal way. Only Choses who have lost, Are able to W, The pain in our hearts, At not saying farewell, A golden heart stopped beefing. Two busy hands at res; God broke our hearts to prows to us, He &* Was the best If tears could buMd a stair%%, And heartaches make a lane, We'd wa* a path to Heaven, And bring you home again. Our family chair, is broken, And nobVW is the same, But as God calls us one by one, The c hak weft link again. Too dearly loved too ever be forgotten, Love Mom, Brothers Steven, Ker", Shane and Tamrny and Nana Battle. Sadly missed by Family and Friends, Shane, Jay Nioole, Merideth, Bernie, Terry, Mike, Lenny, Dwayne, Peppy, Paul, West, An- gie, Derek, Michelle, Andrew, Carolyn, Laura, Big Boston, Pam, Lester and Chris Post, Pat and Family, and loving cog Jessie. QIOND Si11rA1,. �� avrnrc a pe'r� DIAMOND SHINE Z21 Was" Ad. 5., Um A. Ajay laos) 619-2899 :,upas .ena..ac,,.,-. wmooc ano oe000..n,,: ;npals 6 Voila W Wwd an Slurtpowd : +'•lal. DaatDoart7 apnrq ab paaxy —bW Claan,q $134.95 .. Jam: ]Divi4 aria o.y.aw ' �•M.•a wr aaa.q arE Q.:oiq wa,n.,e cy— a.a •. �.�vr•'vr wn.n.q Ek. Ek Ek _ p►"•a-, .„y 7!'96 rINS 1100 11010 m>, 111101 INS WIN PE 11 11 11 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, WARRANTY APPROVED SUMMER SAVINGS lave Loo„ ROW OFF ANY OIL a FILTER CHANGE WITH THIS COUPON S 000 OFF ' ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSWSSION CHANGE- EXPIRES Aug 31196 � 1sc ' CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY 3 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. OPEN 7 DAYS A WSAW 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of 401) IWOdV IJ707&6 mCi THREE BEARS Au"ro E34DEW 'GIN OF AJ= A A LARGEST AfilfO OWY COLLO N SHOPS '5wft M Dwhom1 ft& N Free Estimates Complete collision Specialist & Refinishing To Cars S Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims Customers trust their cars and trucks to Three Bears Autobody Painter Raj Singh prepares to drive this freshly painted Corvette out of the high tech paint drying oven. When vour car or truck needs collision work or a new paint job you just can't trust it to anyone. But there is a place in Ajax that people have been trusting since they opened last year. Three Bears Autobody Inc., located at 282 Monarch Ave, unit 20B, is one of Durham's largest and most modern shops with the traditional values you want. -We offer a complete range of .ervices from collision work, rust repair, restoration and windshield replacement to complete paint jobs Al done with an emphasis on quality workmanship at a fair and :ompetitive price says Kevin. All work is done by fully qualified and licensed staff who take extra care to do the job right. Our customers deserve and expect satisfaction when they entrust their vehicle to us:' explains Kevin. "So we take that special care to ensure that we meet or exceed their expectations" Along with great service usually comes a large price. But Three Bears believes it's better to give the customer value. That's because they want that customer for a lifetime. "Our reputation has been earned through hard work, one customer at a time," says Kevin. "We are hopeful that a happy customer will recommend us to their friends after we've done a good job on their vehicle" Customers that have come in for a minor fender bender the first time haven't hesitated in coming back to Three bears a second time because ".hey trust that when the experienced staff work on their car or truck it will be done right and at the best price possible. Kevin points out they they can offer great deals and at the same time not compromise on quality. They shop around for the best prices on parts and pass those savings on to their customers. Three Bears specializes in insurance work and also caters to hose who don't want to risk higher insurance rates so they pay for their own repairs. "There arc many cases, especially with young drivers, when it's cheaper in the long run to avoid going through your insurance." says Kcvin. "For these customers we find ways to save money, such as using used parts when possible." To enhance value, Three Bears may pay the deductible on your claim subject to certain conditions. Senior Citizens may request a 10% discount on all work, no matter how big or small the job. From a complete collision repair to a minor paint touch up, visit Three Bears Autobody or call 619- BEAR(2327). WE PAY MOST DEDUCTIBLES MMMMANm . ) 683-1801 WE 01111. TARE CME OF ALL I ff I AtTWAUrOGLAat 1r01N1 MCEMRM 1P"jud0 nu 7M""Honesty, Perfectionac ssomr® Customer Satisfaction" 69s� OnaL Rea..o.we PACM Honsty is The Best Policy! tW1200,M11130MAVE,AM [9051619-2327 Owlwr Mk*wl Saikag Tadd I" to thank all his ttakrad t,11Monlars • fifsnda for Vm* Plias- IA1131MAlIAIi ome—� > mprovement DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (m) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE Techft"c?000 HUNG ; TII:F-ACTION • Picture Windows • Bay & Bow Windows • Insurance Claims • Patio Doors • Storm Doors • New Construction Windows • Glass & Screen Repairs MOBILE SHOWROOM FREE ESTIMATES WAYNE HUTCHINSON 696 KING ST W SALES SERVICE & OSHAWA, ONTARIO INSTALLATION L1J 2L3 rechftM2000 (905) 579-2222 MOBILE -JOB SITE MIXED CONCRETE • AVAILABLE -MONDAY -SATURDAY -CEMENT •SAND & GRAVEL -CONCRETE & UNSHRINKABLE FILL -COLOURED CONCRETE -CONCRETE RESTORATION & REPAIR PRODUCTS -STONE SLINGER SERVICE 905-683-6501 1-800-473-7385 2890 BROCK R0. N. PICKERING (BROCK R0. 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HOME IMPROVEMENTS AdlfiUorts • 2nd floors • Batwoans - Pkmt*g • Dedtllences Wiring - TI'k' tg - D ywd WE SUPPLY PERRETS & PLANS REFERENCES & PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED - ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church SL, 9oy-428-8785 AJax 1488-845-4424 Over 20 years experien e SALES • SERVICE • PARTS RENOVATIONS 8 RE MKXW UNG 124 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE WITH NO CHARGE FOR OVERTIME) One of the largest plumbing parts department in the great Toronto area. 1050 BROCK RD. - UNfT 7 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 25, 196 -PAGE 27 M �EAD��I�� • TE Romarc Renovations Ltd Wer 40 Yens Exp"i nee" *YOUR HOME IMPROVEMENT EXPERTS* * Drywall And Fine Carpentry * Ceramic and Vinvl Floor Tiles * Wood Deck and Wood Fences * Drywall Textured Ceiling * Replacement Windows & Doors * Carport Balcony and Porch * Shingled Roofing * Computer Design Drawings * Building Permit .application We Do It All. Foundation To Roof Pictures and References Available All Work Guaranteed Call Bob 19051 320-3044 Residential and commercial propet maintenance is the speciality of Howard's Landscape Contractin(y These front steps feature natural flagstone with a pre -cast retaining wall. Projects like this and many other landscaping services are offered by Howard Clubine The property around your house is the definitely an eye-catching addition to an} home's frame for the canvas which is your home. front exposure. And as any lover of art knows, the frame is 'When you decide to give your yard a an important part of any painting. facelift. Howard meets with you and you put There are many changes you can make to together a design that will tit into your budget the land surrounding your home but choosing the and give you the finishing look that will make right person to help you can be a difficult task. you happy and your neighbours envious. If you're not sure what you want and are "If necessary I'll also call in an architect sure you can't do it yourself then you should that I have worked with for years to meet with consider calling Howard's Landscape my clients," says Howard. "That's because my Contracting. aim is to create the perfect design every time." Howard Clubine started landscaping 30 Howard also installs fencing as well as years ago so he knows his business. With clients custom decks of cedar or pressure treated lumber from Mississauga to Durham he can do any job with special features like seat rails and wide big or small depending on how you want to steps. enhance the decor around your house. Another specialty service is the installation "I enjoy this work. The ability to be creative - of an irrigation system for your home. and bring unique ideas to every job," he Howard will install water lines in the grass explains. "I was raised on a farm and enjoy the with pop up valves strategically placed for outdoors and the many ways to landscape optimum effect. The system is all hooked to a properties whether they are residential, timer which will water your lawn and gardens at commercial or industrial." the best time of the day and even when you're Howard specializes in retaining walls both away. wood and concrete. "This is perfect when you go on vacation," People love them because of their many says Howard," So when you return your lawn uses. They are perfect for reclaiming your isn't burned up due to lack of watering." backyard when you have a steep grade. It's also While it's warm now, winter will be here great for older residents who want to eliminate before you know it. So if you have a commercial slopes around their homes that are hard to mow property that requires snow plowing call Howard when cutting the lawn. soon. Howard also installs interlocking brick For more information about landscaping walkways and driveways. These stylish and snow clearing services call (905) 839-0282 alternatives to asphalt can be uniquely designed or (416) 412-7922. and come in a variety of colours. They are SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SH0 VRCCM FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -487 Westney Ra. S. 683-4292 AJAX TREE REMOVAL • TREE PRUNING • RESIZING HOWARD'S LANDSCAPING CONTRACTING Serr":c .�iu�i(inEG •_awn Care • _awn Maintenance •-terlocx Driveways • :•ecast seta rnng Walls • ' .storn Fences & Decks •;esldentlal • Commercial • industrial Won( guaranteed Phone 905-839-0282 Numbers: 416-4-12-7922 I' car111dicave OIRiI.�D �Op-�C�l-7Q�. 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