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Home My WebLink AboutNA1996_09_0110" 09" Rad FI N RW1111e 1K Sim 1 I : Mon -Wed 9 30 a m. -B00 p.m Thurs 8fn 930am-830pm sat 9 30 am. -5 00 P.M. HOME IMPROVEMENTS WHY BY MOVE IMPROVE Fraiy t�,m.d + t�plraNe For Swk� 1b. Gn Trwt M OUR SIIOWWO 420-4880 ttoi [t+nxk RUM iwlM 00 SoMh d DWI% __ 4zo-480 PICCENTRAL BRA V New s d1verti s ei xx Sunda', Sept. 1, 1996 32 pages A Metroland Community Newspaper Pressrun 42,500 Vol. 115 No. 35 A fishin' mission Sam Cornacchia, left, and pal Joshua Allen enjoy one of the last days of their summer vacation by fishing at Duff ins Creek Marsh near Rotary Park in Ajax Thursday photo by Jason Liebregts Durham teachers start school without contracts BY CHRISTY CHASE SPECIAL TO THE 'NEWS ADVERTISER DURHAM — Public and separate board teachers in Durham are starting school without contracts. Collective agreements for elementary and sec- ondary school teachers with both the Durham Board of Education and the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board expired on Aug. 31. Talks to work out new agreements are already under way, although they are in preliminary stages, representatives of teachers and the boards say. The public board is negotiating separately with the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF), Durham Women's Teach- ers' Association and Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation, the latter two representing elementary school teachers. There are 2,400 ele- mentary teachers and 1,450 secondary teachers. "Talks are under way and we have lots of See CLASS... Page 2 Pickering's troubled nuclear plant rapped for slow improvements Half-vear licence recommended for station by AECB staff BI' MARIANNE TAhACS STAR RI:P_URTF.R PICKERING — Only a six-month licence renewal for the Pickering Nuclear Generating Station has been recommended by Atomic Energy Con- trol Board staff. Ontario Hydro had applied for a two-year renewal for the facility. According to Barry Parsons, the senior site officer assigned by the AECB to monitor operations at the Pickering station, insufficient progress has been made in implementing improvements at the facility to warrant a longer licence. "We are seeing short-term improve- ment;' says Mr. Parsons, noting the management reorganization recently announced by Ontario Hydro is evi- dence the utility recognizes the need for changes. "But they still have a long way to go. It's going to take time. What we're interested in is steady progress. We need time to observe that" Mr. Parsons told the Town of Pick- ering's Pickering/Ontario Hydro Liai- son Committee in June he was appalled at the sloppy state of the sta- tion when he took over as senior site officer in the spring, and raised a num- ber of serious concerns regarding the way it was being operated. Those included shoddy housekeeping, failure on several occasions to follow pre- scribed safety procedures, poor main- tenance practices and damaged equip- ment. There was also a series of safety- related events at the station in the late winter and early spring, regarding which a letter was written to Ontario Hydro questioning the effectiveness of the program it established to deal with similar problems identified by the AECB last summer. The six-month "short term" licence being recommended to the AECB board will give Ontario Hydro a chance to make further improvements. says Mr. Parsons, and allow AECB monitoring staff the opportunity to evaluate the changes fully. "We're encouraged with their progress but we want results. We haven't seen a whole lot of results yet. We recognize that it takes time to do this. They have to improve the materi- al condition of the plant. They've got See SERIOUS... Page 7 Inside In the now Editorial ................................ 6 Sports.................................18 Name Dropping...................19 Classified .............................25 Phone Nnes 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.durhanmews.net 93* + 7* GST = $1 seu tirow�fcy PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 19% Class size, M xncremen w F R.mong �w Rg issues a FROM PAGE 1 r . <..., scheduled dates for the fall;' says board superintendent Craig "Burch. The Catholic board is talking separately with the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Also- ciation's (OECTA) English sec- ondary teachers' section and ele- mentary teachers' section and its French secondary teachers. There are about 1,400 teachers in total. "We've met with all the groups," says board superinten- dient John Brown. "The talks are progressing fairly well. It'll be a difficult year but we're hoping for amicable settlements:' The school boards had to deal %*ith massive funding cuts this year and face even more cuts next year as the provincial gov- ernment continues to fight the deficit. Trustees will have to bal- ance the increasing costs of edu- cation and protests from ratepayers over rising taxes. Teachers, whose salaries were frozen for three years under the Social Contract, have just regained the annual salary increments taken away under the contract. To get those increases back, they paid heavi- ly, including reductions in staffing and benefits. "It's been painful," says Patricia Jermey, president of the Durham chapter of OSSTF "We are certainly not interested in concessions at this time, rather we're interested in restoring -some beneias:' Mike O'Connor,, president of the elementary teachers with yOECTA, says major issues for Obis members include class site :`and the retention of increments While the teachers' contracts +have expired, the coodNioas of "their previous collective agree- '' ments will continue through the lbau ng process.4.. Durham teachers and boards aren't alone in their contract staters. In Ontario, 242 collective ;agreements expired satarda3. a� ,. Will MBERM DENTAL CENTRE WALK IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. EMERGENCIES SEEN IN 2 HRS. IRICS -01 24 HR. EMERGENCY PAGER AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY. 401 • Chemiclave Sterilization • Cosmetic Bonding *Collect From Insurances � Qlld i 7�tC�/CCKr High flyers Ryan Sutton, left, and Nicky Chee go airborne from a trampoline in the backyard of a home on Mantell Crescent in Ajax Thursday. i photo by Jason Liebregts Cops warn merchants to watch for bogus bills after counterfeit cash passed in Pickering DURHAM —The police fraud squad is warning mer- chants throughout Durham to look closely at the cash they accept after several Pickering businesses got burned by bogus bills this past week. Two counterfeit Ameri- can 550 hills were passed at a Pickering Burger King, which learned the money was funny when it was deposited at the bank, while a fake American $l(X) bill was passed at a Kingston Road A & W fast food fran- chise, Durham Regional Police report. And five other business- es in Pickering, among them a convenience store, gas bar and fast food outlet, were also left in the hole with counterfeit $10 bills. Police don't believe all the counterfeits, reported to have been passed Tuesday, arc linked to one con, but it's likely that more than one are related. fraud squad 7,�!77/., Detective Jim Griepsma says. Most of the bills weren't high-quality duplicates, "but they are good enough to fool an untrained eye," he says. Det. Griepsma says some of the fakes have a washed- out appearance, are made of poor -quality paper and have characters which are not clearly defined. He warns merchants across Durham Region to look closely at the cash they accept — and those whom they accept it from. "Because a lot of busi- nesses are along the high- way (401), they target busi- nesses across the whole region, hitting them along the route." says the detec- tive. Merchants who think they spot a phoney hill should try to get a descrip- tion of the passer, and if possible a licence plate, and contact police immediatel,. YOUR PFIKF a 0 Flo DUAW094"O FORD sTORs 1750 MARKHAM RD. SCARBOROUGH TI Tno %nwwc ♦nvcsporxeco extwnAv ccsrcuaco f vmc_oAcc a Queen and kings of the castle Kayla Edwards goes for an enjoyable spill in a jumping castle during a family carnival host- ed by the Christian Life Centre in Ajax recently. Also hoping around in the jumping castle were at right, from left. Chucky Willcocks and Jeff Cottam. photos by Ron Pietroniro Local Tories confident in future of federal party `We are in very good shape' BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER AJAX-PICKERING — Progressive Conservatives here are undaunted by the task of rebuilding their party after being reduced to two seats in the last federal elec- tion, says the local federal party president. "Organizationally, we are in very good shape," says Leanne Lewis, president of the Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge federal Progressive Conservative riding associa- tion. Ms. Lewis notes the local PCs have already divided into two riding associations to deal with the division of Ontario Riding into two for the next federal election, and the Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge group is preparing for a nomination meeting in early November to choose its candidate for that election. "At the local level we have made a very great effort to stay in touch with past supporters," she says, explaining the local organi- zation recognized it would be a challenge to maintain a strong base after the last election and members "worked very hard" over the past three years to do just that. 'The response has been very positive. A real turning point came during the refer- endum" - Ms. Lewis believes the strong performance of party leader Jean Charest during the Quebec referendum has given the party considerable momentum for its recovery. She also maintains the success of the natiional party policy conference last week- end in Winnipeg, which she attended, bodes well for the future of the PCs. Ms. Lewis was particularly pleased with the consensus she says was achieved on the issue of national unity. "We see oyrselves as hav- ing a vision of the country. Obviously we're committed to a united Canada, and there continues to be a recognition of Quebec's distinct society. We have a vision. They (the Liberals) are reluctant to declare their vision. We are not." Ms. Lewis believes the PCs can best fend off both the Liberals and the Reform Party in the next election by "being true to the values of the party" which are expressed in the policy doc- ument approved at the policy conference. It calls for a 10- to 20 -per cent tax cut over the first term of PC government to create jobs and for the elimi- nation of the federal deficit within that same period — a combination which some critics have dismissed as unworkable. Ms. Lewis does not agree and notes it's up to the party's policy committee to come up with the specifics for meeting the goals set at the conference. "Part of the reason jobs are not being created is peo- ple simply don't have enough money in their pock- ets. What we're trying to look for is a balance between eliminating the deficit and job stimulation. The chal- lenge is to find that (tax cut) percentage where we can do both: Individuals interested in working for or supporting the local PC riding associa- tion in any way are invited to call the association at 905- 649-5705. Anyone who wishes to put their name up for the local PC nomination may call the same number and ask for Mark Speed, who heads the candidate search committee. RONALD MARTINO & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ile .1 1 (formerly of west Hill) � - • • . � : � tttw d ilk Road Chap K 1067 Brock Road PICKERING (just south at wi) PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 Five public school officials overseas to see if local board one of world's best DURHAM — The Durham Beard of Education will send five represcnta- tives to German next month where it could he honored as the hest school system in the world. Board chairman Audrey MacLean, education director Grant Yeo, operations super- intendent of education Doug Wilson. staff development officer Norm Green and Kave Egan. principal of Sinclair Secondary School in %N*hitbv, will attend the Carl Bertels- mann Award ceremonies in Gutcrsloh. German on Sept. 12. The hoard is one of three finalists for the prestigious award, handed out annually to exemplary models of pub- lic systems in the world. This year's theme is .drool systems and seven jurisdictions were onginally nominated — Durham (rep- resenting North America). S,-otland. S"itzerland. \Orwa,*, NeN Zealand. Hungary and the Nether- land In ( 1crmanv. the Durham officials Will attend a symposium at -,khich all seven nominees will make presentations the Jay before the ceremom. They'll also meet with Ger- man educators to discuss current education initiatives in tx)th countries and discuss ,,taff development partner - ,hips with other countries. The Bertelsmann Foundation is paying the wav for Ms. %lacLean, Ms. Egan and Mr. Yeo. The cost of air fare and accommoda- tion for Mr. Wilson and Mr. Green is being paid for by the staff development fund, from money paid Durham staff who taught develop- ment programs outside of Canada this summer. Mr. Wilson sans. He adds tax- paNers' money is not being used to finance the trip. Audrey Maclean one of five public school board officials headed to Germany 17 L10) DOOR CRASHWRS QuAlliiIMES UMM i �rjrcv TPA.4s r.J L� Staff of the new Dr. Roberta Bondar Public nifer Miller-Duguay chats with Tristan School in Ajax welcomed students and the Howlett. A tour of the building followed the community to a picnic Wednesday before picnic. I school started. Here, Grade 1 teacher Jen- photo by Ron Pietroniro CIARKE HENNING IN(:. .� TRUSTEES 3 INSOLVENCY CONSULTANTS l -U -Frey Confidential (:onsultation' OFF HOURS BY APPOINTMENT �t 2\T\G�tDE ►t{il ;5ao.trau �—I i 1(, I .�?<ta; l i %RtA)R0tUGHi4mm1,P, �l�,l'Suyh11� RO.%70.uw9,.Rn (41h).'k,44411 +1y1 PT()ti ,tin bw rn ' - s srw. _(�M15) 45 5-5-(6 �i CA1TiFRItiF� I,HKI��Ir+-{Ixl Lplease recycle Rehnes ' Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER CD%�,ULTATION `Villiam Steil, DD, F.C.A.01 84 Ola Kingston Rd. W. 1 PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX v 683-4294 After hours 428-8801 Sit- s psn `wbfth W*44Gum., � v Ad for mtra s101S rz Fri. Sept. 6 1 AAA NHL Jerseys .1r-sm SeiecTe� 9 _7 � Y1111LO Sat. Sept. 7 SherwoW Sr. ( 9 AM iGocbe Sticks 41495 K1lCJW. A a SR. la JR. � � IHIpOp!R KERING VILLAGE Sir SP OFVM NO"�1 Sale conducted 32 Church SL S. nie=. ON. Ph.: (905) 683-0400, C1 �n- HOURS Sept. Spm -bpm Fri. Sept 6 ................ VOM-9pm Sot. Sept. 7...............9om-bpm Sun. Sept. 8..............10an-Spm Mon. -Fri. 9 to 13...maiii-M .... 10an-9pm 01ka"mi. ,* ROPME 2119MC J:15 ow Notice: Items in this sale may be limited in quantity, No rainchecks will be issued. We reserve the tight to limit quantities. All sales final. �.—T — -- -- - -- -- - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 -PAGE 5 Durham French school stalled a year BY CHRISTY CHASE SPECIAL TO_THF. NEWS ADVERTISER DURHAM — Unforeseen roadblocks have postponed by a year the Durham Board of Education's plans to start a French school in the region next month. "It's going to take longer than we had anticipated:" superintendent Casey Dale - man told trustees Monday night. "It's a setback and a disappointment for sure to parents," board chairman Audrey MacLean acknowledged. "But we're not going to give up:' Earlier this year, the board decided to set up a pilot school for students whose first language is French. The pupils arc now bused into French -language schools in Metro Toronto, with the Durham board paying for their education. With enthusiastic support of parents of about 40 students, the board worked with the Metropolitan Toronto French Language School Council (CEFCUT) to develop the school in time to open this September. "We didn't make it;" said trustee Patty Bowman. member of a steering committee looking at restructuring French school pro- grams in the Greater Toronto Arca. The board was to provide space in exist- ing buildings for the school while CEF- CUT was to provide the French language instruction for students, as it already does Dump truck loses wheels on Hwy. 401 AJAX — Ontario Provincial Police are looking for wit- nesses to an accident on Hwy. 401 Friday morning when two wheels and a brake drum came off a dump truck and hit a car. Two tires and rims, and the brake drum from the left front tandem axle came off an eastbound tractor -trailer dump truck around K a.m. between Westney Road and Har- wood Avenue in Ajax. The brake drum rolled into the west- bound lanes, where it struck a 1988 Pontiac Sunbird driving by a 38 -year-old Courtice resident. There were no injuries in the incident and only minor damage to the Sunbird. Only the brake drum, one tire and a rim were recovered. The truck was being driven by a 32 -year-old Alton, Ontario man and the vehicle was registered to Bolton Equipment Sales and Leasing. 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Robert Fletcher, a parent, head of the board's French Language Advisory Com- mittee and a member of the restructuring committee. said a number of problems developed in the plan, postponing the start- up by a year. The board asked the Province to request federal government funds for start-up costs but the Ontario education ministry said no this summer out of fear of setting a prece- dent, Mr. Fletcher said. CEFCUT thought the Scarborough hoard might not approve the idea since the Durham school would drain students from its school but that opposition didn't materi- alize, he said. CEFCUT realized it needed approval from the Metro school board and didn't want to rush it so the matter isn't coming before Metro trustees until this school year. Mr. Fletcher said. With time running* out, CEFCUT also couldn't find staff or resources to set up the school, he said. "We can hopefully open up as planned but only a year later:' he said. "Our goal is to get a school in Durham so we can serve the needs of our francophone students." .%Is. Bowman said trustees need to encourage their Metro colleagues to sup- port Durham's school. s - e i s - e PAGE 6 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1, 19% If Editorials and Letters ♦ Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser A Aletroland Community Newspaper puhh.ked w'ednesday. Friday. Sunday 130-132 Commercial Ave.. Ajax. On[.LIS 21-15 Tt11(Y in' J. NTitTT.A1.:R Publisher J0411F. BURGRARDT. Editor-m-Cbwf BRUCE D.4-N'FORD. Advertising manager ~TENT: HOt'ST01. Managing Fdittx AI.Ni BROUw'ER Rcwvl advansmg manager ARE FAKHOURM 1hanhutton manager General:i�705) 683-5110 Classified: to") 6111-0707 (irrulation: i')o5) 61{3-5117 FAX: (lx)';) nt �-7161 E%tail:\cwsnKxn( durdiarrmew•s.net on the Internet: httpl/www.durtwm- new•s net. The News A hernser is a memher of the Ajax-PiAt rin¢ Beard (A Trade. Canadian 0,mmunim tiev spaper Assoc . Canadian C•irculanoris Audit B(woi. Ontario Press Courx-il grad 0N111RI The puhhsher reser t:s the right to classify or refuse any advmisemem Credit for advertisement limited to sheer pnx rmx occupies Have a little foresight The news landed with a thud. The Canadian Auto Workers (CAW) decision to target Chrysler for a strike has surprised more than a few people in Durham. including some who work at the Chrysler trim plant in Ajax. It was widely believed that General Motors of Canada would be the site of the CAW strike this vear. 'Members of Local 222 quietly said they need- ed a strike to solve some of their problems. The local executive makes no bones about the fact outsourcing is a major concern and there is little room for concessions. The CAVA', including national president Buzz Hargrove. feels the Big Three automakers are threat- ening the jobs of every autoworker with plans to sell off portions of their operations. It is understandable the car manufacturers want to be rid of their money pits, who can blame them for wanting to cut losses before they become huge bur- dens'.' The CAVI' must recognize that short-term pain could result in a stronger company down the road — something every employee would benefit from in the long run. Other corporations have changed course with pos- itive results and the same can be accomplished in the auto sector, all it takes is a little foresight on the part of the union. Outsourcing is a touchy subject that has no easy answers coming from either side, but it's a fact of life in the '90s. Mr. Hargrove promises this issue won't go away with the Chrysler contract negotia- tions. He says outsourcing will be dealt with in the negotiations with all three car companies. And while Chrysler and the CAVA' may come to a quick and painless agreement. Mr. Hargrove is prompt to point out there will be a strike and it may not be the target company, rather GM or Ford. The Chrysler deal will set the framework for the other two negotiations, but it won't be cast in stone and Local 222 has already set its own agenda. The next six weeks could very well determine the future path of Durham's major automaker. We only hope the other shoe in the form of a strike doesn't drop in Durham in the next month- and-a-half. fig To respond to this editorial caU lefosource at 1'1b050twce 683-7040 and diol 5111 ♦You said it.. . In response to last Sunday's column on moving to Pickering, by Steve Houston, our readers said: ♦ "Steve, we loved your column so much. On behalf of Charter Crescent, we want to wish you good luck in your new neighbor- hood. We certainly miss you already. All the kids in the neighbor- hood, they miss not going into your car. As.soon as the new neighbor arrived, the kids were told to move away from the car, so there's the first step in missing your guys. Keep in touch." ♦ "I really enjoyed this column. But, I always enjoy Steve Houston's column. He's a good writer and 1 enjoy his opinion on things" CALL ME`BUM' REY.. IT FOR MF-! \ to "_ 0 v Letters to the editor Keep your dogs to yourselves To the editor: This letter is for all the dog owner who continue to walk their dogs with- out a leash. Your leash is left dangling in your hand, while the dog runs all over the place. My four-year-old son has had the scare of his life recently. with dogs run- ning out of nowhere and jumping at him before I even have a chance to get to him. He screams frantically and calls for me to help him. Meanwhile, there you are, saying, "It's OK, he or she's friendly" Well, how the heck are we suppose to know that your dog, a dog we don't even know, is friendly? This letter goes out to a few people. The lady walking her dog near Southwood Park on the evening of Aug. 21. You were at least 200 yards away from your dog when it came run- ning up to my family, jumping and sniffing, and scaring the daylights out of my son. I do thank you for saying you were terribly sorry, but that does not comfort my son at night, when he is having nightmares about big dogs try- ing to eat him. Also, to the man in Kinsmen Park on the morning of Aug. 22. My son would not come down from the swing because he was very scared of your dog running all over the place. All I could think of was not this again. Where do these people get off let- ting their dogs run all over the place? I asked you "Shouldn't your dog be on a leash?" To which you replied, "I can put him on one if you would like" Give me a break! Most of all, give my poor son a break from all his nightmares. And, yet again, to the old man walk- ing his dog down by the lake in late June. You were nowhere in sight when your dog came running up to us and, yet again, my son was absolutely petri- fied, in tears and screaming. When you finally came into sight, and I told you what happened and that I was going to [he Ajax -Pickering News a Lim accepts letters to the ediitor. lettlers should be typed or neatly d -written, ISO words. Each letter it� be siigned with a first and Last 1-11 two initials and a last name. a phare number for ver- t1lk editor reserves the right kingtb and con - in letters are not Awemrily have you reported, you just laughed. Gosh, how I wish you people were seared out of your mind. just like my son, every time your dog is not on its leash. By the way, you should all be totally ashamed of yourselves. W.G. Baudo, Ajax Cruelty to harmless critter upsets day care kids, staff To the editor: On the morning of Aug. 26 while at work at an Ajax day care centre, we found a groundhog (perhaps our neighborhood groundhog which lives in a small grass area behind the day care) on the ground outside the garbage dumpster. It appears this harmless little critter was burned after being killed or maybe even torched to death. Both the staff and the children felt badly and were furious someone would do this to a defenceless animal. If it was causing problems, there are humane ways of removing ani- mals to better places. Cherie Mitchell, .. .1 Ajax `Truth clearly no object' for Reformer To the editor: I am responding to Ms. Marncc Stem's dissatisfaction with my position on capital punishment. She tails to tell readers she is a com- mitted Reform Party executive memlxr, who, unlike most working souls, can afford the time to monitor the radio in search ofan opportunity to concoct hypt)- thetical questions, which could later serve to advance her personal aims at securing her party's nomination here locally. SM; is unwilling to accept that m� record to date of rowing against the cur- rent on behalf of those who elected me has meant my ro)sition on many issues has earned considerable public attention. Obviously, my several appearances a` guest on CFR13 radio's Michael Corcn show has forced the would-be Refom) candidate into the futile and pitiful pur- suit of inventing questions which merely confirms why the Reform Party appear, doomed in the next election. In the course: of the radio intervicwv in question, for which she was cut off h% Mr. Corcn, Ms. Stern claims that suhsc- quent open -line callers "displayed their anger". In fact, of the last four \vho called in, two were from our riding, and both expressed strong support for my roam stances. suggesting that while i may not have received their votes in 1993, 1 will in 1997. If Ms. Stern wishes to someday deal with real issues that involve broad public opinion, she should talk to those who might otherwise have been the victims of her capital punishment crusade. Guy Paul Morin, Donald Marshall and Davis Milgaard. Putting aside her partisan blinder, she might also want to ponder. as I have, the unimpeachable opinion in opposition to the death penalty by the Mahaffy and French families in the face of their personal tribulation at the hands of Paul Bernardo. Since Ms. Stern has a knack for the fantastic, it follows that her sense of his- tory is equally errant. Despite her claim) that 18th -century parliamentarian Edmund Burke was "defeated" for espousing the belief that a representatiNe was not merely a tubber stamp, a cursor} review of the facts reveals that he simply ran in several different seats as was the custom of the time and was never "defeated" as a result of his maverick sta- tus against the nobility. (1765-1794). Finally, let me add that if Ms. Stern is interested in taking a shot at me in the next election, she shouldn't forget that many of the kudos I have received as rep- resentative come from supporters of her own party here, as well as Reform MPs in Ottawa, most notably, Reform House leader Deborah Grey (Readers Digest, Nov. 1995). I am equally delighted to have received and documented her per- sonal support for my stance in opting out of my MP pension on Feb. 24, 1995. I welcome the chance at meeting Ms. Stern on the campaign trails and wish to thank her for providing me, yet again, an opportunity to set the record straight for constituents about her motives. As for burning questions, Ms. Stern, how many Club R/ Reform Frequent Writer Points have you earned in your letter writing campaign, for which the truth is clearly no object? Dan McTeague, Ontario Riding MP P .. 2 ;c > ` E NEWS ADV MFCD 1 1006 DARK 7 N ADVERTISER SUNDAY SEP7'F Au dit bass rrandf efutes standin char e ICi!{ERING - Recent revelation Coon: Brenner in reference to public problem to correct it. That is the job of d discussions surrounding fmanchd statements he has made as head of Pick- the audit commiitteer enders by the Town have a PP�na3' ering's audit committee, which uncovered Conn. Brenner said Cauncl should liulted in some hard feeliings between some of the blunders. He stated he's "dis• replace him as committee chairman or �,a ,,,.,,,.appointed" been criticized for mak disband the committee if they believeAesday's meeting oPickering gTown s bad, and noted it was what he or the committee has done is euncil, Ward 1 local Councillor Mau- Council that set up the committee and wrong. e Brenner spoke up to defend himself approved its mandate. "Councg is blaming the media and dust accusations that he has been try. "I've had knives in my back Previous blaming me for the interest the public is to make political bay out of the situ- ly," he said, but added be had believed be showing," be said in a later interview. He wsas acting according to the wishes of maintained it doesn't make sense for peo- ' There are members of this Council Council in discussing the problems pub- ple to think he's trying to gain something to have suggested it was political Ikly. out of openly discussing the Town's Prob- portnnism or grandstanding," said "You have to identify the root of a leis. Serious steps needed to fix station: DNA FROM PAGE 1 to get the maintenance program up and running. They have to replace much of the equipment in the plant:' Mr. Parsons notes Ontario Hydro management were slow in making changes ordered by the AECB last year but appear to be responding more appropriately now. "We were interested in making a point to Ontario Hydro that we mcant business. I think we've got their atten- tion.- The tten- tion"The staff recommendation will go to the AECB board meeting in Ottawa Sept. 12, when Ontario Hydro will also make its submission regarding the renewal of Pickering's licence, which expires at the end of December. A final decision will only be made by the board after its Nov. 28 meeting, which is scheduled to be held at the Holiday Inn in Oshawa. Pickering station director Ken Tal- bot says Ontario Hydro will still make its submission for a two-year licence despite the staff recommendation. -We're running a safe operation here and we'll be putting up some numbers that I think can demonstrate that," he explains. Ontario Hydro wants the two-year licence so it can avoid all the- work involved in having to go through the application process again so soon, says Mr. Talbot, noting the process diverts resources that could be devot- ed to improving the station. "A two-year licence is an indica- tion of confidence;' he adds. "It gives the public confidence, it gives bond- holders confidence, and confidence to the community too." That confidence, says the station director, also boosts morale and performance among plant employees. Durham Nuclear Awareness, a local citizens' group concerned with nuclear -related issues, will make a submission to the AECB board regarding the relicensing of Pickering at the Nov. 28 meeting. DNA spokesman Dave Martin described the six-month recommendation as "very positive news". "I'm not surprised. Given the prob- lems they've been facing at the plant it's clear serious steps need to be taken." Mr. Martin says DNA would also like to see licence restrictions imposed by the board to limit power levels at the station and the number of reactors that may be in operation, "in order to provide an added level of safety". Blowing her own clarinet Lisa Fernandes plays the clarinet at the rehearsal and try -out held Tuesday by the Pickering Concert Band at the Pickering East Shore Community Centre. The band will open its 1996/97 season on Sept. 8 with a performance at History in Action Day at Pickering Museum Village. photo by Ron Pietroniro Pickering has a vision PICKERING — There is now a `vision' for Pickering. A new 'vision statement' for the Town, devel- oped with input from the public, councillors and Town staff, was unveiled with considerable drama at Tuesday's meeting of Pickering Coun- cil Ward 1 local Councillor Dave Ryan stepped down to the Council chamber floor to make a pre- sentation on the new statement before the cover was pulled off a copy of it sitting on an easel, signed by councillors. Councillors simultaneous- ly unveiled copies on the walls of the chamber. The vision statement read: . , . . "Pickering ... A complete community striving for excellence, ready for the 21st century. "A vibrant community in which to live, work and invest, where all members contribute to its optimum well-being." Councillor Ryan described the new vision as an expression of where Pickering wants to be. It's designed to help provide a focus to everything the Town does. "We have to live it and we have to implement it," he said. "This is a vision that talks to progress, that talks to the future." Copies of the vision statement will be dis- played in public buildings around the town. Pickering woman escapes kidnap attempt PICKERING — A 19 -year-old "ickering woman was able to fight off a man who tried forcing her into his sports car at a strip plaza here Thurs- day. The distraught woman reported she was walking at Bayridges Market at Liverpool Road and Krosno Boule- ,ard around 5 p.m. when a man in a car which pulled up along side her rolled down his window and asked her if she wanted a ride, Durham Region- al Police say. The woman refused the invitation and "the suspect replied, 'I think you do'," Staff Sergeant Charlie Green, of 2S Division. says. He then grahhcd her by the left arm and attempted to pull the woman into the ,chicle, the Staff Sgt. says. The Ictim struggled with her would-be abductor managing to break free and run away. The man is described as white, h' w ith brown hair past his ears. He \4a. - ,A can ng acwearing a T=shirt aridjeans and drovr a blue. two -door sports car believed to be about five years old. Police are investigating the attempted abduction. DISCOUNTS FOR AGE 50 • New Home • Alarms • No Claims • ,JONES-DOOLEY INSMALNCE BROKER Over 23 Years MARSHA JONES DOOLEY AIIC `Personal Service is our Difference- TU��R� ;tr FA esd: le S p to 30 DAY o s ,4 to t �3 C N (905)4A4-2 1 -18 sPlease recycle`` thus paper' COIMECTIo« In this weeks Kmart ftyet the following errors have occurred The G E Caller ID featured on Paye 8 and the Aqua -an War of the Waterworld' and Superman - Mystenous Mr MistCU ROM Software featured on Paqe 7 will not be available RanrCrIeCkS will he issued for GOflWa,e Wr• auol ogr"r for any ulr.... once this may Irave caused Kmart Canada Limited vscr: S.THF NFW% ADVERTISER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 1. 1996 e ce 1e � N crime BY CHRIS BOVIE DURHAM STAfY_ DURHAM — It's 2 a.m. when Durham Regional Police officers arrive at the scene of a murder. Just inside a residence they find a body lying in a pool of blood. At this point, time seems to stand still as officers assess the situation and run through a series of precise actions. When the person is confirmed to be dead, officers of the forensic identification department are called to the scene. The work thev conduct is vital to putting together the pieces of a very complex puzzle. If murder is the cause of death, the actions of the forensic department can help bring a suspect to justice and make or break a case: when it goes before a judge and/or jury. "The main issue is continuity;' says Durham Regional Police Staff Sergeant Dave Kuchma, administrator for the forensic identification branch. "There are so man} elements which come into play. It's not cut and dry and we exhaust all avenues in trying to get what we are look- ing for. At the crime scene. forensic identifica- tion officers meticulously gather important pieces of information, recording every little detail with photographs, videotape and written documentation. It's not the quick photograph of the body and a glass wrapped in a handkerchief which many television crime shows tend to portray. The forensic identification department includes mo.ergeants, six constables and three civilians ( with clinical duties). Ttxx� *rc called out to all major crimes: mur- ders, vicious ,crual assaults, armed rob- beries. kidnapping,,. and the like. Therc are also cene of crime officers 1 S0170 who can assist in certain com- ponents of forensic work. With cutbacks to all police depart- ments, the assistance of these officers allows the forensic identification team to handle more com- plex and detailed work. Whenever a major crime occurs, two officers from forensic identifica- tion will be called to the scene. Before they arrive, it's essential for the officers who first respond- ed to the crime to protect the site. "Ti Developmentally handicapped helped by Pickering residents PICIGRING — A number of Pldc- 0* coalmunity leaders helped raise a �` money for a good cause Monday Pickering Regional Councillors Rids Johnson and Doug Dicbmson, Dtufiam Region Roman Catholic Separate Shcool Board trustee Kevin Asbe, and Klurie Storey of the Claremont and Dis- trict Community Association were among local residents wbo helped run a gala benefit auction in nornhill to raise money for the Reena Foundation, an organ&atiw which provides aid and ser- vices to the developmentally handi- capped. T'be foundation's clients include residents of Ajax and Pickering. "We raised nearly $30,000," said Cour. Johnson afterward, noting that was $10,000 more than last year's total. The councillor served as auctioneer for the event. .Come to Durham Central Fair at the Orono Fairgrounds Sept. 547-8 (On Hwy. 115 - 7 :tiLks North of f hx-y. 401) Thursday Sept 5 L5l.rrcri suitkite: i,;', 1, rn 4 ,rand ( )Ix -nim.; p M. Holstein Show- (XI ' how -:(N) p.m.. Fair Ambassador Page -ant 7.15 p.m Milking Conr(:st shit) 11 m s.Iddlc fi,rw sh.. )'�r� .i ni t{,061t shiny 9 M a.m. all day. Light & Heavy Horse sh�)ws I 1 00 ami R C. Truck & Tractor Pulls 1100 a.m . Jr. $ccf Show I1:(N) a m . Hors: shoo: Tournament 11 (N) am . Giant Parade IL %(x)n. Recf Cattle Show IL `cx)n. \ntiyuc Farm Machincry Demos I2-5 p.m in the hour. 8 Annual Car Show 1 (M) p.m . %fu.tcal Entertainment With the Se•arv)n Family I & 3 rN) p m . liarncv" in Concert 4N) p m. Claringt(tn Concert Band. '.3O I m . liattic of the Bands st 19) pm ..Annual Fair Dance 9 (N) p m. Friday Sep. 6 Children's Da �z;d, ., :n Ir ILnr. sIN)wmanship 11 30 a m sc hex )I Parade mnt. Remott Gaes 1 00 p on . 4H Fvete Control \'chicle open practice I (N) p in . kht„)I Talent Cont"i 1M) P IT! ..Midway O1x•ns 3 -34,p m . R)astmastcrs tipellmK lice 6 (M) p m . Champion beer Judging 6 to p m . Prize take Auction 6 10 p m . W'cthcr Limb & Steer show & Sale - (N) p on Warren suichftc - (N) p in . I)cmohuon 1)crhv - it) p m . Fiddler's Contest x too p rn Puffv the Clown on ¢rounds all div a at Irc)tnrrahon_it 949) a on )� Rcmx)tc Czar and Tntuk Pulhnst Ik;nx)nstnit tons loth) a on sheep sh(,% 1 (o p on Harness Racing with Para Mutual Wagering 1 (lt) p no . 6—pel s,nx 1 iM ) p rn . Famih `fusical stu)w with the Slunuclls 12 ti(xm do :00 p In Daih• EvcnCs Piglet ra) c•• )F! i cr:; :.n i .r , ! )I.pLn and Ag Tri r.i Ht"Itagc Farm �hrnv. Common til Fxhibits. Flower I)isplay. `cedlec'raft. WookIworking show and S 11(iol F)tsplays Am. • PhotOgraphv and \Linn(:n. In.tttut(' C �11 I Eel Ll r� .J *61 MM10300 1 Quality Shirts on Display from Canada's Premiere Shirt Maker Great variety of sizes and colours :=r PRICES $IR33 START FROM'Raw. OPEN DAILY PICKERING HOME &LEISURE CENTRE BROCK RD. & HWY. 401, PICKERING 686=7419 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1"6 -PAGE 9 Expect more from Sears Sale ends Sunday, Sept. 8,1996 while quantities last Suppe guard" 60 ... starting fism 48":.,, Sear; reg 91 99 PI IS; 801l'1 .Spec ially-icrnlu,Ctec e,e- and excellent tract)cr D^_ �� e• - 00 Use row Sears Card Iced DON'T PAY UNTIL MARCH 1997 No mwimum pu c6m mquw d No tonin paymem requimd No 3rd porfy aredii application Deferred offer apples to ar atAomWiw produces and services, on approved a &, wish your Scars Card. $35-1 6o rd foe apprws. 05w ends Sunday, 4 p, 1 er 29, 1996. liquidation awns in C6oronce Centres and Catalogue purdws" are not incltalrad in this offer. Ask for debits. 09220 CopyrgM 1996 Sears Canada Inc. Etlxv.'t mon�fit)rn Sea ^n SHOP WN PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ear et Wit ape Wa.-Fti 100 am . 990 pAL, Sat 8.00 aaa - 6.'00 pal, Swt.12.00 noon. - MA pm EA 227 or 299 PAGE 10 -THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 SUNDAY, SEPT. 1 GARAGE SALE: The Order of the Eastern Star, Ontario Chapter 227 holds a garage and lawn sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 705 Lublin Ave.. Pickering. Pro- ceeds go to the Aiax-Pickering General Hospital. 420-8493 (Moira), 831-6646 (Cynthia). Tt'ESD.�Y, SEPT. 3 ANXIETY: The Free From Fear Foun- dation's support group for people suffer- ing from such anxiety disorders as panic attacks and phobias meets the first Tues- day of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. 831- 3877 AVEIGHT LOSS: The Canadian Caloric Counters support Troup for men and women wanting to lose weight meets Tuesdays from 7 to 8 p.m. at Amberlea Presh, terian Church. «hues Rd. and Strouds Lane. Pickering. 51.25 per week. '7,09-1 168 (Sandi). PARENTS: The Association of Parent Support Groups meets locally every Tuesdas at 7:15 p.m. It's fir parents of' children involved in drugs• alcohol, run- ning away dropping out of scho ol, crime or parent abuse. Call 1-8(X)488-5666 for location. information. WEDNESRAY. SEPT. 4 SINGLE PARENTS: T1ie One Parent Families Association of Ajax/Pickenng meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at the Up On Deck Sports Bar. 527 Vleestney Rd. S. (one kilometre south of Bayly St. i, Ajax. All those in a single -parent situation wel- co•me. 6S3-6609 (Kathr%n) or 66's- 1170 65- r 1 1 7 U (Debbic ). ANKJ L L' N :1 C 1' Over 2; BINGO: The AIDS C"milmilec o1' Durham holds 'luna- cy' hingo every sec- ond 'Wednesday from 10 to 11:45 a.m. at Hideaway Bingo Hall. Sunray KKERNG Street. Whithy. Each 0o bingo card costs S I . 1550 KINGSTON R0. 665-(x)51. (SWE 210) OSTEOPORO- AZuml SIS: The Ajax -Pickering Osteoporosis Support Group meets from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Durham Regional Police building at the corner of Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2 in Pickering. Use the rear entrance. 420-9197 (Moira). NiONIS AND TOTS: Moms and Tuts 'Wednesday morning volleyball is offered from 9 to 1 1:15 a.m. at the Pickering East Shore Community Centre. 910 Liverpool Rd. S. Co-operative babysitting with crafts and snacks available. 420-6049 (Virginia). THURSDAY, SEPT. 5 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Natu- ralists meet at 8 p.m. at the Rouge Hill library branch. Rougemount Dr. south of Hwy. 2, Pickering. Guest speaker is Michael Mesure. founding director of the Fatal Light Awareness Program. an orga- nization working to have lights in tall buildings turned oft- to prevent birds hit- ting them. FRIDAY. SEPT. 6 CARIBBEAN: Ballychfte Lodge, 70 Station St.. Ajax, holds a Caribbean Night from 7 to 10 p.m. Club Carib Steel Band. 683-7321 . SATURDAY. SEPT. 7 ARTHRITIS: The Arthritis Society_ of Durham Region holds a fund-raising bar- hecuc from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Dominion Say -A-Centre in the Amb erlea Plaza at Whites Rd. and Strouds Lane, Pickering. 1-888-'7654005 Lucy Perri i. FUN FMR: ;he Pickcnni' Baschall IRVING A. BURTON LIMITED Trustee in Bankruptcy THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR INITIAL CONSULTATION CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT wmny 107 KENT ST 9-8981 asid /0 KING ST. WEST iStfrrE XM 839.8981 H&R BLOCK® v THE INCOME TAX SPECIALISTS r INCOME TAX COU E CURRICU During t� wed Course, stil Of alircom l =rato-n t:lawsl ry � Wl' ��,p,SSEs ARE W FOR�AIN t .rid NO • �,,, sevMw°" » ea+ 16 ENpOfr,MENT 6000 d rsotnMg• � s gble .nq .1414 1"j., rOsN Otis 'is no ony,ss F:r4: vis'"19, 00 SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE hseseetentlOCK Certificate o/ oma.. _ as well ss the BLOCKr° 1n�Mw R the C00jr3o does' ~•Y.nt. r �Mnot quarantee H 9L 10 KNOWS TAXES AND�NO .n er�1tO, .to rained slid et erw"C•d LOCKOwe a vosewwlgontartns and.e AS , A/LS�E` ftb J rOUR "'tee► ft ek 4 4 x'14 For more kdormation call: ttt� Association holds its Fun Fair and Clos- ing Day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Brock Ridge Park at Finch and Brock Rds. 839- 4447 (Pat). GARAGE SALE: Residents of Durham Condominium Corporation #34. 44 Falby Crt.. Ajax hold their eighth annual garage sale from 9 a.m. to I p.m. Bake table. ho utique table. Proceeds go to Ajax -Pickering General Hospital. Rain date Sept. 8. KALEV RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS Home of Camille Martens, 1996 Olympic Team Member 'Established 45 years .Niany convenient locations 'Development programs for tots - teens in recreational & competitive rhythmic gymnastics. For Fall Registration & Information call: 1-800-350-0962 or L ectt.;t. 7 ,Meats Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low prices: ,/,- Texas Style Back Ribs $349 —_ ft. i ' Pan -F" Schnitzels $ 29 m. Sioriom,on Steaks USDA SeUct $ 49 ` 46. 0� 17% LWerpel rd. rllafair PIM Pkkerlog 01-7961 7woodqff le•• la =15=•• Fresh Pork shishkebab Meat $$369 lb. r"4adwurst Regular, 1Mustardseed or Pepperseed is JIL 99 Lean Ground Beef SI 69 � 16. Marinaua Round Steaks S49 � Ib. Chicken Breasts 521blo 69 Meats "The Meat People" 2wcwv%r =3 lodsstfoaas MM chlas s0 London Broils $ lb.99 0o smokies G�'er N $2 69 1• -- EmrMN I F M * H7_ . �. ■m"MY RA Y.J GE FVEADk GrOL ' CENTRE Practice with purpose on our simulated true course conditions. J 7A FE OF I HE ARl Featuring: • Two sculptured "fairways" • Seven laser measured target greens • Chipping green & bunkers • Putting green • Merchandise, custom clubfitting • Corporate & group enquiries welcome Our CPGA Professionals will tailor a lesson program to suit your game. 8800 Sheppard Ave. E. feast of Morningside) Open 9am -10pm Weekdays: lam - 10pm Weekends (416) 724 -GOLF Redeem this ad and receive Z large baskets of balls for the price of one ,Meats Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low prices: ,/,- Texas Style Back Ribs $349 —_ ft. i ' Pan -F" Schnitzels $ 29 m. Sioriom,on Steaks USDA SeUct $ 49 ` 46. 0� 17% LWerpel rd. rllafair PIM Pkkerlog 01-7961 7woodqff le•• la =15=•• Fresh Pork shishkebab Meat $$369 lb. r"4adwurst Regular, 1Mustardseed or Pepperseed is JIL 99 Lean Ground Beef SI 69 � 16. Marinaua Round Steaks S49 � Ib. Chicken Breasts 521blo 69 Meats "The Meat People" 2wcwv%r =3 lodsstfoaas MM chlas s0 London Broils $ lb.99 0o smokies G�'er N $2 69 1• -- EmrMN I F M * H7_ . �. ■m"MY Ready, aim, fire,', Brendan Witton takes aim with a bow and arrow j Singers sought PICKERING ' - The Jean' McDonald Singers are accepting new j members for the 1996-97 season. There are openings for the adult, youth and' children's choirs. All groups perform in concerts and at musical the- atres. Rehearsals for Christmas concerts will start Sept. 9. Call Jean McDonald at 837-2611 after Aug. 30. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1!96 -PAGE 11 Aquatic program aids ' arthrl tl c s DURHAM - Arthritics can benefit from an aquatic pro- to 4 p.m., while Thursday sessions go Sept. 19 to Dec. 5 from 1 gram being offered this fall. to 2 p.m. For one class a week the cost is $42 and for two class - The Arthritis Society is holding its Arthritis Aquatic Program es it's $84. at the Ajax Community Centre and several other pools in To register or for more information, call Nancy Kalotai at Durham Region. The Arthritis Society at 945-434-7221 or 1-888-765-0005. The program involves gentle, range -of -motion exercises in warm water which pro- vide therapeutic relief, increased muscle strength and improved co-ordi- nation. The exercis- es don't replace a physician's care and your doctor's consent is required to participate. You don't need to be able to swim. The 12 -week program is being offered twice a week at the Ajax Community Centre on Centennial Road. 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Anthe roles that I've had here } ou're sort of in on things from the beginnin,,.' says \IT. Sheffield. .we an empt\ field and you knm% what the planning is for it and what the deycloper is proposing_ for it. Noy%. I drive around here and I see thinLs I've had a hand in. It's almost like a child.' - That child has crown a lot since Mr. .Sheffield first took the solicitor's job here in 1975 at the a, -,c of ?K. The pop- ulation then was about 2S.(XX), com- pared to around 75.0(X) today. But the town was growing at a phenomenal rate. "Those days were eery. veru hectic. The vast majority of the work was development -related — protecting the municipality as best we could, making sure the municipalit} got its fair share of the proceeds of the development. ;qtr Sheffield began scrvmg as act- ing Town manager for intervals during the mid-l9K(ts. then held the role full- timc in addition to his solicitor's duties from 199:-95. before hccomine Town rnana_cr in 199*. His progress to the pest had been a rclatnch, straightforward. though IonL. journey He was horn in England and came to Canada at the age of fiyc with his parents. who first settled in %Voodstock. Ontario. At the age of nine he was off to hoarding sch(x)l — Ridle\ College in St. Catharines — as Ills parents moved on business all over North America. It was about half -way through his BA degree at the University of Toron- to that Mr. Sheffield decided on studs- ing law, and he was specializing in ,loyernment and international law by the second \car of law school at Queens Uni\crsitN in Kingston. After graduating from Queen's in 1971 he took a job with the Richmond Hill firm he had articled with and worked in the "%crN draining" field of famil,. law. He then took a job with the provincialgovernment and worked as a lawver for the Ministry of Commu- nity and Social Services In the early 1970s Mr. Sheffield moved to Pickering to "raise my fam- ily here' and applied for the Town solicitor's post when it became vacant. Here, he has had the satisfaction of seeing Pickering develop and of doing work that helped to create "something permanent". He says he's moving now to the new post in North Bay because it will be a new and different challenge and because he and his wife have always wanted to retire up north, so it was an opportunity to move there ear- lier they didn't want to miss. "I have enjoyed my time in Picker- ing, there have been difficult times and there have been good times," he notes, but adds all of the times have been "interesting". The difficult times have included the recent months' controversy over fiscal errors by Town staff and an investment loss suffered by the Town, which councillors say they weren't informed of until long after they hap- pened. "I guess fie biggest disappointment I have is the relationship that has evolved between staff and Council in the last year;" saes Mr. Sheffield. "I think we have one of the best groups of staff of any of the municipalities around here. I think our politicians have a lot of good ideas and things �t'oing for them. There just seems to he an inability for the two groups to 1 IN 50 CHANCES TO WIN , understand each other to the point where they see themselves as working together:' He believes Council and staff 'need to get to know each other better" and to develop a better understanding of each other's roles, aspirations and motives. x "It does bother me that some peo- ple are saying I'm leaving because of things that have been happening in 1996;" adds Mr. Sheffield. "Nothing could be further from the truth. The more you say 'no, it's not the case', the more people think 'yes it is'. But it isn't the case." Tim Sheffield EARLY BIRD DRAW $50,000 DRAW IS HELD ON OCTOBER 11,19% ON TICKETS PURCHASED ON OR BEFORE OCTOBER 7, 1996. $200,000 FINAL DRAW IS NOVEMBER 30,1996 ON TICKETS PURCHASED ON OR BEFORE NOVEMBER 25,1996. ,..GRAND PRIZE 2,462 SO F`, MODEL HOME (LOT 30) - 43 BLUEBELL. DR., MARKHAM, ONTARIO A, ,�v t `24 JL • 1 / 1 • s 011 :i Wilk il 14 4AUTOMOBILES _ '- `"� `��`� �'�`� ARTISTS CONCEPT S HOLIDAY TICKET REQUEST - OFFICIAL TICKET WILL FOLLOW TRIPS ITICKEW TSS100 EACH 4 RECREATIONAL VEHICLES Ii ONLY 25,000 TICKETS WILL BE SOLD X44 PERSONAL & SPORT PRIZES I PLEASE SEND ME TICKETS. 95 HOME ELECTRONICS PRIZES I MAKE CHEQUE PAYABLE TO: YORK REGION HOSPfTALLOTTERY I 60 BBQ'S, KITCHEN &COOKWARE PRIZES (PLEASE No POST-DATED CHEQUES) NAME ORDER NOW471 I A I arYRowN PRa�nrcE POSTAL CODE M ETNOD Of PAYMENT. TOLL FREE I [Dotw ❑MOIEYORDER ❑vsAI rwASrEt - At1EX 'dam, 9111111%� VISA CAN) NUMBER (13 Digits MASTBKARD (1% / AMEX (IQc t7tP■tY DATE The net proceeds from thls lottery will ! support programs that significantly impact the communities we serve - programs like Children's Services, Cardiac Care, tmergelxy Services and more. Lottery License #P964857 MAIL TO: YORK REGION HOSPITAL LOTTERY P.O. BOX 31221, STATION BRM. B TORONTO, ONTARIO M7Y SM1 TO OBTAIN A LIST OF WINNERS, FULL RULES AND LIST OF RESTRICTIONS, SEND A STAMPED, SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE TO: LOTTERY, 381 CHURCH ST., P.O. BOX 1800, MARKHAM, ONTARIO L3P 7P3. ■ . ......_ ... ....'.. ...... _ ra moo i 1" "A -I-V J AL♦illi1 W Gly JVINYM19 J 1WIVA"G 1, AX7P1"AVG 1J 1 1 � i 1 1 II 0 BRAND NEW 1996 PROBE SE BRAND NEW 1996 MUSTANG 2 DR. COUPE 2.01- 4 cyl. automatic, overdrive, air conditioning, 15- 3.81- V6, automatic, air conditioning, power windows and aluminum wheels, tilt steering., speed control, power locks, tilt steering, speed control, 15" cast aluminum windows and locks. Remote entry, AM/FM,'CD Player, rear wheels, remote keyless entry, spoiler, CD Player. Stock spoiler. Stock #TD103 or #TC132 or $plan it $ 24 $ plan it $ per moJ 20 488 for 355 20 488 _ 368 k.• BRAND NEW 1997 ESCORT GL 4DR 2.OL, 4 cyl, 5 spd, dual air bags, power steering and brakes, AM/FM stereo. Stock #VA157 or $13,945 plfan itor $22924 17 s. ' for 24 mos. BRAND NEW 1997 F150 STYLESIDE 8' BOX 4.21- V6, XL trim, 5 spd, chrome rear step bumper, sliding rear window AM,'FM/Cassette. Stock #VM127 or $81988 plan it $25924 rmnos for BRAND NEW 1996 CONTOUR GL SPORT BRAND NEW 1996 TAURUS GL 4DR 2.01- 4 cyl, automatic, air conditioning, AM/FM/Cassette, 3.OL, 6 cyl, automatic, air conditioning. AM/FM/Cassette. power locks and windows, sport instrumentation, leather power windows and locks, tilt wheel, speed control, ABS wrap wheel, 15" alloy wheels, tiR steering, speed control, brakes, dual air bags. Stock #TG304 spoiler. Stock #78150 Or $ plan it $25924=s. per =J $191988 Ian it $ 299 �°J 171688 foror 259 z, �.� z4 �s. lipsom _a 19% EXPLORER XLS 4DR 4X4 BRAND NEW 1996 RANGER BRAND NEW 1996 WINDSTAR GL WAGON 4.OL, automatic, cruise, tin steering, air conditioning, 4 -OL, V6, 5 spd, AWMCassette, air conchg, speed 3.8 L. 6 cyl automatic, air conditioning, quad captain's kiggage rack, privacy glass, aluminum control, tilt steering, chrome wheels, Splast' sport chairs, privacy glass, power windows and locks, tin and wheels, Captain's chairs, power windows and locks. Stock appearance, bucket seats. Stock #TP117 cruise, aluminum wheels, floor mats, tip slide seat, dual air #"M 125 bags. Stock #TG287. s28j988marts 41 ? 488 ` It $2 : : W 69 frac 4�6 for XM 22 488 for 288T PLANLIM it LMS." M LATE IIMEL M '1■ 2660 KINGSTON RD. SAT MIDLAND AVE.) SCARBOROUGH PLUS FREIGHT LICENCE AND APPLICABLE TAXES. REBATE TO DEALER 61 BASED ON 24 MONTH PLAN LEASE 52000 DOWN OR EGMALENT TRADE FREIGHT, LICEKE AND APPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA. IST MO. A REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOBR RE LA&D. 50.000 KM FREE & OVER O1C_ RERA rIoN ONLY 3311 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.1996 AW 11 0 -4Y�p1 jai The Studio of Dance & Performing Arts The Choice of Professionals • BALLET •JAZZ •TAP •MODERN (I.S.T.D. & limon) LYRICAL •MUSICAL THEATRE •DRAMA WORKSHOPS • MODELLING* BOYS KLUB •'r Highly Qualified/Certified Adult Faculty :• 3 Yrs. To Adult r Royal Academy of Dancing and Imperial Society of Teachers of Dancing Examinations •r Competition &Performance Opportunities 301 Brock Street North, Whitby # 666.1528 i Artistic Director; Inta Leja Registration: September 3rd, 4th & 5th - 1:00 to 8:00 p.m. ALL"EGISTRATION tr4/7% t �a Dance For Style, Grace. Fun & Fitness FALL REGISTRATION Sept. 3 - 5 6 - 9 p.m. Sat., Sept. 7, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. 845 Westney Rd. S. Unit #1, Ajax 683-1269 • �w�QK4 p�t�. In the c lm im of your ow ow RCX wed got 1100 yr& eltpeher in Piclhe ilWAjall. RCA lrieted Agee 6 to Ad11111. Call 686-9016 rnrrr'alr o.h.r N O OR NG N� P I rear aw 0wilm JUDO R Z O A •Adu1 4 p:. cid a w crFro�.tr arssu 'oa r�.td Ew KARATE F T nn -1-2 JV JETS i cwrEueE§tSMS AIKIDO ' O $19.95 Pana" YO0A T N $14.95 tadereiP«mown S(a lUOL UI: Tl AMATIUNAL IR61 i DANCING Carladian & \F rrtll Arnerlcall Cham; Noris Beginners weicorne• Heft) devel(.t) N•our child's •t oritidence -co-ordination •six la! grate ('1w-tses Hc•Id I'u kcnn};. at': trt K )rou};h. it Ls, or .tic lural oilt•rn �Ituk•nts cLrt•�'t t'cA lGx't 'A ills txulcaunkil cl:rlc'c• world 1 'rolessional Instructor Anne Marie ('Donnell TC.R G Registered :Member of. • An Cotrnisiurn Le Rinct Gaelacha Ireland • Insh Dance Teachers Association of Canada • Irish Dance Teachers Association of North America, For further information: (416) 267-9833 Also available for shows. Lige Pe plea W Play Sc SO10.1 NOW ACCEPTING ENROLLMENT 0-18 mths - S165 per week 18',: mths to 2i; yrs - S145 per week 2'1, yrs to 6 yrs - $140 per week Visitors always welcome! 428-9909 33 Falby Ct., Ajax * n c Clashes �+ �= Septanber 14th CON to Raglster Snell Class Slra ,Machine per stua.nt 1 Hour Per week AUTHORIZED TEACHERS Marlon Roberts. bickering 831-8678 Corms Genie. Pk leer ng 837.0529 bev, Morgan. Ajax 686-7729 Mark Urbanik, Pkkering 839-0264 Eileen 5eyupta, Pickering 420-0418 Lkula black, Pickering 639-2734 Florence Lee Kim, Pk ksr ng 427-2916 or for more Information call 't/ma i SENANG EMPORIUM 420-1101 Learn about thejoys of serving! Starting from Age 6 Multi Level Program Certificate upon comolation 2G► MUSIC LESSONS Piano - Recorder - Mwor7 - Preparation for RCM exams - Home instruction available - Reasonable rates C,alb Albert Verheq, B.A.. AJLC-T. 839-7374 South Pidkeri per" � P_OWE$ SKATING* COURSE CLUB w4en6er CULA For Girls & Boys Hockey, Ringette 4 Weeks lin September, Tues. & Thum 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. Please Call 420-4117 To Reserve Your Spot limited Spaces Available - Payment Accepted 1st Session Tues, Sept 3rd-11'hurs. Sept, 26,19% ftil Equipment Recommended, No Stick KUISKATtr• A Fm Program For Children 3-5 Years Old CANSKATE: A C.F.S.A. Learn To Skate Program For Children Aged 5 Years And Up JUV_ EN��: A C.F.S.A. Canrhgureskate Program In A Non-compeliRive Environment JUNIORS. !y I ERMT+DIATwe S wIOR.S• C.F.S.A. Test Stream ADULT FIGURE SKATING_. ( Ice -Breakers PRECISIONS SKATING: ) �g�ef To Advanced Levels_ : Team Skating For Various Age Levels OPEN REGI TRATInN• TH11Rc SEPT. Stloot 7:00 - 9:00 P.M. U R EV PICKFRtNr_ DCS Muot av For More Information, Please Call The P.F.S.C. Office 420-4117 ;SOFA" - LOVESE Wo a a Is Tr, -mablillis = -1699 :6A SOFA &LOVESEAT v W, v ENTERTAINMENT UNIT 699 PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 19% 'Board of Trade looks to honor top area firms Nominations sought AJAX-PICKERING — Nomina- tions are now being accepted for the 1996 Business Excellence Awards handed out b- the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade. The awards, which pay tribute to achievements of companies in Ajax and Pickering. will he presented at a black -tic gala Saturday. Nov. 16 in the Ajax Community Centres H.M.S. Ajax Roam. Six winners will he chosen based on performance in the following areas: outstandinL, customer service: entrepreneurship and innovation; con- tinuous improvement, quality pro- gram: community support: national - international achievements: cmiron- mental efforts: and safetN. Companies need not excel in all areas but should not have a negative record to any one area. At least one of the six awards will be presented to a compare with less than 10 employees. Nomination forms are availahle at the Board of Trade office, 1099 Kingston Rd.. Suite 224. Pickering, and must be submitted by Friday. Sept. 13 at 5 p.m. Only hoard mem- bers in good standing can submit nominations. Nominees will be required to pro- vide a detailed submission (in quadru- plicate) no later than Monday, Oct. 28 at 5 p.m. For information on the awards call 905-837-6638. Tickets for the gala. at $95 each, $185 per couple or $725 per table of eight, are available at the Board office. SEAM CORRECTION For our 48 - page Sears Today ttyyer (Sale dates Sept. 2 - Sept. 8, 1996) On page 16 - the copy reads: Save 25% Atl girls' sizes tights 7-14. Reg. 1.09-3.99 pair. It should have read: AN girls' sines tights 4-14 tights Sears reg. 1.09-8.99. Pair 81•-6.74 On page 19 - Save 25% Disney Babies' diaper bag, the sale price is incorrect. It should read: Sears reg 19.99. Ea -14.99 On page 45 - Only 39.99 Craftsman 4 -pc. plier set is not as illustrated. The illustration shows 2 slip joint pliers. It should show: 1 sV joint and 1 arc or groove joint plier. We sincerely regret any inconvenience this may have caused our customers Sears Canada Inc. Now's the time to put your fall style together. Bring "Mom" shopping at Oshawa Centre and she's sure to find the perfect look for you. Of course, you're sure to find the perfect look for you too. And, you can always agree on where to snack at our Food Court. 1OM'S CHOICE MY CHOICE Clothing available from Le Chateau and shoes available from Agnew _tom 1AWA0 OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICES INCLUDING THE BAY, EATON'S, SEARS & ZELLERS. OPEN MONDAY TO FRIDAY 10 AM TIf9 PM, SATURDAY 9:30 AM TO a PM AND SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 PM. STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (905) 728-6231 m :, THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 -PAGE: 17 KY 5 �yV 5 A�T 100 rx 19 4-- Ajax. Newest ood Food • Good Service .. µ alue " v 3 TV AM i 1 � 'y • Vim. '"s'L S• .. 7 ; li r p m, 1 77 7�77 1dF ;u�G I .. .: � : „� r q: � •.r.- � ,�" •.Mss_ � r �J �ayt,� . V Hwy 2 401 m -o c c Hunt St C m U v � s z Unbelievable Value Lunch Dinner Mon To Thur. . $5.99 $9." Fri - Sun & Holidays $7." $11. Children under age of 4 $1.99 Children age 4-10 $3.99 o Senors 10% Off L � (Behind Dairy Queen ( TKUN D ER _:SAY HALL DEX IA1, Special features on our Grand Opening for Dinner * Seafood Chowder Soup * Cheese Cake * Roast Turkey * Prime Rib * Japanese Sushai LT �?`�-�A�f� �l•�AJAX 71 • • • • PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 19% P SPORTS Call Al Rivett with sports, 683-5110. Fax 683-7363. Peg Perego poised for run at title , Masters swim club of Pickering JuniorPICKERING - Peg Perego Canada won the first semi- final match in the Pickering Junior Tennis League over top - seeded Great Canadian Bagel Company 41-26 in games recenth'. Peg Perego advances to the championship final against the winner of the other semi-final match between Bank ofMontreal and Baskin Robbins. The results fromthe Peg Perego-Great Canadian Bagel Company match (Peg Perego players appear first) were as follows: In under -12 boys' singles play. Thomas Doiron downed Tennis League Winston Tang 8-1. Meanwhile, in under -12 girls' singles, Dawn O'Brien was defeated by Tory Dwight 9-4. Jonathan Angrove was edged by Devon Kiyonaga in under -15 boys' singles. In under -15 girls' singles, Nicole Doiron was victorious in her match against Cory Butler 9-2. In under-12/under- 14 combined boys' doubles play, Jason O'Brien and Marco Glavic were edged by Darrell Harjadi and Ian Boyd 8-7. Meanwhile, Davina Blenman and Shawna Slepzel defeat- ed Gianetta Savarino and Cory Butler 9-0 in under-12/under- 15 combined girls' doubles action. seeks new Splashers PICKERING -- The Pickering Master Splashers are looking for new swimmers for the fall season. The Master Splashers offer instruction by a qualified level I instructor two evenings a week on Tuesdays and Thursdays, beginning next month. Swimmers must be 20 years of age and over. Cost is $350 for the season which runs from September to May 31, 1997. Call Gerrie Lawrie at 428-3119 or Lori Ackroyd at 420-2574. SCOREBOARD DICKERING SOCCER CLUB Eur MP M P MrtMa 5j -- T•avrs o e a^ Juti 22 Ult a, 2 Darnel Brown ' Stever KJut s 6 Cory Cusack ' Jasor Kasrulwsx 2 M V P GocO Cusack, Christopher Robson. Matthew Zammr,; Duality Tune UD WXED 5 6 LR4DER *A DIVISION Chargers 4 (Calan Eldredge 2. Tyson Henry 1, Aaron Ggrdarx, 1. M VP Eddie Sdys) vs Vson Canada Veers Justine Taylor) vs. Hill -Rom 3 (Ryar Beck 1. Leland Stilet 1, 2 vs. AAA Aarven 5 (Jordan Doody 2. Nathan Thomas '. Judy 15 Shooting Stars 5 Vance Fiusu*hmons 1, Mark Karmath ' M V P Peter Moremars, Ryan Sher) vs Wood 1 (C J Hamilton. M V P Jordan Moss, Jesse Sarta). Kicks Chad Gaudert 1, M V P Dwayne CouM1o). Bank of Tamer Skoo-zk 2. M V P Adrian Collyrnore) Fawley h Cahn Lynch 1. Jason Armstrong 1, Derek Gundv J (M VP Michael Colosimo, Karl Ranta). Canada 5 (Mark Javan 1. Drew Bow"th 1. Bryan Know 2. Montreal 0 vs. Whites Road Shell 3 (Kyte Dean 2. Baldew LNDEW14 BOYS' DIVISION Ftedmand 1" M V P Derek Reornand. Mark Frawoiey! vs Hardk o Floorng 6 (Mitchell Chudziak 1. Joseph Jeffrey Bruno 1. M VP Suis Phatale. Jeftiey Bnrroi vs. Ghatoore 1. M V P Tyler Jardm ). McMillian and Saunders July 16: Chargers 5 (Matthew Cooke 3. Rocky Rug 2. Canada Trust 3 (Zachary P'_vest ' Andy Anoredl 2. Demarngs 1. Michael Goering 2. Kyte Massn 1. Drew Chargers 0 (M V P Matthew Shoesmith). Lone Star Cate VOW 6 (Aaron Eales 3. Stephen Mazna 1, Justin Daus, M. VP MaMnew Cooke. Rocky Rug) vs. Advantage Car ii M.VP Kalegh Heard. Zachary Prwosq. CDN Progress West 1 � vs Shandon Assoc. Ltd 2 (Kalmar. Wald an 2). 0 (M VP Lucas Whalen. Brodie Rotxnscn) vs. Hawks 4 Jamin Wilson 1, M.VP Justin Davis) vs Sporting Images Truck 1 (Stephen Fukard 1, Shogrg Stars 2 (Jason Clot 5 (Nicholas Denis , Domenic Gelso 1. Domenic Fort -A, Wal 2 (Gregory Mitchel 2. M V P Andrew Brown, (Alexander Levesque 1. Ian Smook 2. Darnel Smmorcls 2 (Lyndon Rantord 1. Jelhey Warne 1. M. V P Jeffrey Sew" 2 M. V P Jason Seeney. Elliot Lee) vs. Kahn 1 Gelao 1. Ryan Hocks ' Zachefy Justin 1. Adrian Boucher vs PCCCA 1 (Tyree Michael 1, M VP Zachary 1. M V P Ardew Monaco. Kevr Muncie). Spotless Auto Warne). Port Royals Mills Shooting Stars 0 vs Shams 3 (Shawn Page 1, M VP Nick Kerr): Strikers 3 (Brendan 1. M V P Wikslort Tang. Domenc Gelad) vs Lorne Star 6 Lamacralt). Boyers 5 (Adam Burka 2. Keir Pae hik 3; vs Glass 8 (Randy Heard 1. Aiek De soils 2. Tom Kcukdis 3. (Christopher Poole 1 Derrick Kong 1" Kyle Hope 1. M V P Farrel 1. Chris Forrester 1. Daniel Forrester 1) vs. Thunder (Chris" Paterson 3 Brasdor Jefferies 3, M V P Daae( Whole Toch 5 ,'Drew Stark 2 M V P Brendan Charnley 3 Chs POO 1, Greg BadWan 1 MVP Randy Heard, Christopher Poole). Mamd 0 vs Sold Image 3 (Flip 5 (Mat Pnetrangelo 1. Marc Mulcare 3. Jarrles Curn mrs Swrrer. Brandon Jeffries Cam Toa b De 2:Almorder Mnd rew McCorneq. Tewv s Terrors 2 (&ren' Smlh 2 Cns Wright) vs BMR Marketing 0 (MVP Malcolm SnWwvsk, 2 Aaron Mulroy 1. MVP Fip Snakovsk,, 1, M V P Mark Mdcare). Kicks 2 %arsern Henry 1. Joe Poon 1. Trent Sayers 1, M V P Almianow Floor i vs Bryscr M V P Shaun Vadara 4 Jeffery Richardson! firs. Marshal Stailey Masco % magxrobl Judy 23'. Shooting Stars 16 Margo Daring). Faclory Mattress 0 (M V P Cxstopher Stephan 1, M V P Andrew Mier) vs Bfaard 1 (Jose Sire Ins . Kicks C (M V P Flynn Brarsoornbe July 22Shooting Homes ' (M V P Scott Blake 1, Kent Wgiamscin). Brocak (Ever Mee 1 M V P Bryant Lyons 13. Jason Jacobs 2) vs luarer Philip Aaopardi) vs Home Office Computers 8 1). July 23' Shooting Stars 4 (Jason Sew" 2. Peter Stas 2 Jaskr Armstrong 2. M V P Spencer Horeimaru Group 6 'Rohe,^ Carmein t Dakota Martin 2 Nicholas is Hera C (M VP Brandin wsas here) jAisik Stavrou 4, Chins Skeates 2. Joseph Amenta 1. Assenza 1, Michael Tumhal 1) vs. Bftmrd 0 AWarltage Stilt Wood; vs SuperceMre 1 (Kevin Jovanov 1 M V P JLtrson 2. M V P Richard Hamsor Etc Ewes' vs UNMR W4E 8015' DIVISION Ouse Vnlarly 1, M V P Chs Skestim Alm Stavrou). LA Car & Truck 5 (Jeffrey Christie 1. Stephen Fulled 1. Nigel .#ant Fodor. Mankc Rely I. Lone Star Cite 12 Lindsay Breezewc oo 0 (M V P Mark Hener Juty 16. Breezewood Judy 17 Solid Images ' Margo Demamrs 1 M V P Maroo Weasels 1 (Chs Chappel ' M V P Chis Chappell. Ricky Fugue 2. Mark Chen 1. M. VP Faheem Ail) vs Thunder Dmpousos 3 Chrsn Patlerser 5 Kayla Wilson 2. 4 (Kura Barrett 4 M V P Evan Basset) vs Boyer 2 Kevr Derturns, Andrew Lawson) vs Starks' "Wheel Farrel Gar*w) vs JN Property Services 2 (Grterne MurriN 2 2 (Janes Cummins 2), Chargers 2 (Matthew Cocke 2) vs Brandon Jefferies ' Akar( Buryar ' MVP Dane Psi:.. C MVP Jam! %bnsor Brodak Group 8 1 M VP ( Roddy lake). TSI 3 Jason Krasnowslu 2. Juste MVP GraBr*ne Mu rpn'y. Corr Heir). Chargers 5 (Kevr Kahn 1 (Kaear M,aleh-God). Kicks 5 (Kareem Henry 1, "Alm �� vs 1 � McGeoghar Subway rsopher (Dakota Martir 2. Ades^ Ray 1. 1, cnplas Jonson 1. Tavlor 1. M VP Garret Cusack. Sear Lawrence; vs Pori Vadaa 4 Kyle Key 1) vs De1u 6 (Mark Gentile 3. Scott Matthew Laws 1. Jahn Malsheud 1. Joe Stephen 2. kkafis, ' M V P Ar-anda Farag). Cam Tod 6 De C M V P Pour: Camas ' Jahn Paterson 31 vs. Toddy s Royals Mills Shooting Stars ' (1(a.Ho FOk ' M VP McRae. James Inkster' M. V P Edward Kramer' vs Sinkers 1 (Dane OKrasa 1). (M VP JacoG Jones vs Canada Trust 7 iArWy Anted' Teroos 'M V P Nicholas Felon. Jag LaWw.,). Marshal Jonathan Cxwxjhan;. MCWIan & Saunders Volvo 0 UNMR-10 BOYS' DWISION UNDER -10 GIRLS' DIVISION 5- MOWS McLeoo - Shaw( ialoph 1. M V P Aysia Pery Patrick Boor- Brysor Int ' rMic Homes ' _ -Chris Pau, 7 Scat Bunke ' Ryan Mush 1. - (M V P Garet' Rees vs Bank or Montreal 31 '-,lardJuly Cony 15 finer 3 C Fournier ^ M July CPC M ;' P Mabry Holmes' vs Oprvrnst 3 KK}s asi Rnhsor ' -M ': P vs CDN P•ogress Ckt 2 Daniel Smith Johathar. Carnes M VP Jell' Pa,.. es Je Hera 0 ' 1 Bred C1uscim ' Reese Aube ' M V P Cody F'gilard). M V w' v v k 2 LrOSSSerroul. M V P C Foamier' vs Cashway ' Novak 2 Ryan Lindsey a (Lauren Catpeed, ' Nora Currie ' Jessica Higgins 1. 1 Apar Bouo-,-, ' M P Tonna Yarnea' (MVP Enk Mru¢kk:,-wv Ke- Baker' Vhoie Toot, Teers 'B H&Flor^ 7 Brock %"goer ' Ryer Bea ' Leta+ t Stret ' lura F7kto ' M ': P Lura Pokto Ryar Lnrtsey vs VIS M V P Jessica Higgins` Boyer 2 (Kern Robinson 2. . SEVEN AND UNDER BOYS ancor Meer ' Drew Stark `: P Pa! -hp, Fa- `_ ' Chad Gauder 4 V : P D%ayrv. Cok.irvX .-S SLx;r'ng 'MVP Moor Cortr� 3 ' er . 'Natsor '" Sear FerVks:n 2. MVP KBpna Robinson, vs G1+arg4ws 3 Laura Cavtor 2. 1' . c Shootrrx,� Stars Evar Ir-agec icsr,.a 'ionoc� 'AV ,ices Road She,! : Taypr Crarc V '. P �ar,e 3uc7hanar- A Mate rig 2 Jencle Ber'arcim ' V '✓ P Mektsa Artora3s A V ell 3 A DIVISION Jug 2 3 O J M r o Tyle. CrSP, tA.W ' 3va^ S _ rr. 4 Kra '' ` A,Sar^ ✓tar ^vtF ' Cavil --ar s ' V .'P Alar. ✓an (Niobke Ruta 2 Askin -'v : i_r;rar t V 'J P Kakhr Lew ince . SEVEN AND UNDEP BB'S Ddb'!S,ON 4.k-. V . P it _ ^c .ti Waw' R a^XT '.a r wrkr a r- I' .. Rana --a- r r s 2 Kathr,- Sup,,, rs •a rr- Cta, 2 %.o. " .2-h,. ._ ..h . _ - tin Mc lstia Makro] vs,. r • • THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 -PAGE 19 • • • NameDrODIn In .. A a x and: Pickerin b" th lli an Birthday A cool kid tuned four on Aug. 14. Nigel -Anthony Moniz celebrated his birth- day at an outdoor patty with his classmates from Bridges Kinder Connection. On Aug. 17, more than 40 family members and friends got together for a second party. Wishing Nigel a very happy birthday with lots of love and viwere Mom, Dad, sister Janefle, brother Stafford and special friend Carmen. Birthday �R "Our beach baby" Sarah Moffat turned two on Au,. 31. Wishing her a happy birthday with lots of love were Mommy, Daddy, David, i Andrea, Lisa, Nana and Papa. Wedding Congratulations go out to Tammy (nee Davis) and Mike Trubela on their wedding on July 20 in Oshawa. Love and best wishes from Tammy's family and friends. Birthday "Friday, Aug. 13, 1993 was certainly the luckiest and happiest day for us. Our precious little girl, Bethan Morgan, was born. ller third birthday was celebrated with her lit- tle friends (and big ones) and Grandma and Grandpa. llappy third birthday, darling. All our love. Mommy, Daddy and Lucy." Birthday D e r e k ^^� Morrissey ~` turned six on f . Aug. 8 and celebrated with family ' on the big day, then had a party a week later with friends at the A- Maze-ing Play Centre. Joining D=k in sliding, crawling, running and bouncing were Matthew, William, :,cott, Jed, Michael and Brian. Derek is also getting reedy to start G ack: 1. Mom6 Dad, Mark and Sara love you and hope you had the best birthday yet. I Wedding Wedding I "It's with great pride i that Myrna Smith of Pickering —t, - announces the marriage Of her ciaugh- :. A%' ter Shauna- Lee to Dan Hanratty." �} The celebra- tion tookt-- place at St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Anglican Church on Aug. 23 and was followed by a reception at Cullen Gens. The bride was given m marriage by her brother Todd, home from the University of British Cohhmbia for the occasion. The couple ate honeymooning in Jamaica and will reside m Ottawa Peacekeeping medalist Captain Brent Culligan has been awarded the NATO peacekeeping medal for his contribution to help- ing bring peace to Bosnia. He's been in the Canadian Armed Forces for eight years and a pilot on the Halifax for one year. Brent is a graduate of Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School in Ajax and of the elec- trical engineering program at GMl in Flint, Michigan. He's the son of Theresa and William Culligan, former- ly of Ajax now living in Niagara Falls. The Halifax is now on duty m the Caribbean. Congratulations go to Nicole and Brvan Reichel who married on Aug. 10. Sending along best wishes j and love are the Watsoris- Birthday 40th Anniversary Wedded bliss must be fantastic for Mary and Ed Fry of Pickering. The couple a' marked their 40th anniversary on -- Aug. 31 with `� wishes for all the best from daugh- ter Janice, son-in- law David and grandchildren Kyle, Amanda, Joshua and Heidi. Vic, ►orc you the, family gays. Birthday Kele Bartlett y. celebrated his eighth birthday on Aug. 4 by 'tubing' on Lake Mazinaw on his new water« tube and go-kart- ing his way to vic- tory. Wishing him a great birthday were Mommv, Daddy, Amanda, Joshua and Heidi., Birthday" wishc;s also came from Grandma and I Grandpa all the way from the Yukon. "Love you. Bud. - Bryan Robertson is a very special girl who turned seven on Aug. 12. Wishing Bryne a very happy birthday with lots of love were MomDylan. , Daddy and brother l- Ro 40 .s Fez a Birthday? Anniversary? Graduation? Let us know. We'll publish your :.special occasion in an easy -to -read �— ,and easy -to -clip formats 00 • • • •1. 1 i • �, • 1� ,al• - r ' • '•. _ it ...N •_ ; ,. • .• -. .; , 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS ARF. 1. Beth= � L Derek .%on*swy 3.11"me Rebernon inners truy go directly to Baskin Robtxne to recei% their FREE cake. l Please provide identrf cation t PRIZF VALID L'N-nL SAT. SEPT. 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LEARNING Open House Thursday Sept. 5 Qualified teacher Advanced learning for Junior Kindergarten aged children (3-9 to 4 years) Unguagir, math, art, environmental studies integrated into a child -centred learning program 3 -day morning or afternoon program 1,cssions begin the week of September 3, 1996 Call (905) 683-6419 - LINDA (905)831-9399 -CAROL BALL HOCKEY REGISTRATION - Individuals & Teams • League starting Sept. 7 Contact MARK BROWN 438-1325 or SOCCER CITY SPORTS COMPLEX 430-3434 1\ [it ro-, Cli iinj:i(n% 1'in(c" %IF]( C iii J.1, in: 1*1( 1,, If N. 121ac-ne J.\//* f V1 ( F 11( GIST&CATION A, ithI1 1(,r( lisHusn ADCALL Al I I.Jr. lur, Ultj I.,,I.lw,l _111,... A. a. 83 k` I G IS I zt PHONE IN RECISTRAVON AVAILABLE! 1`9051428-9906 wID707' 779-1 1111— '— * IN PIANO LESSONS GROUP 9 SEMI PRIVATE Beginners Registration Ciesin A�q 3o 9c, PRIVATE All Levels - FarnDtscowts Ages 7 to Adult Lois Craig M M R C M. Afflitate 428-1457 A. AX AJAX COMETS.,-, BATON CLUB Ages 3 & up 01 Our club combines dance and gymnastic techniques with baton skills for a lot of fun I Registration: Thursday, September 5th 6:00 - 8:00 p.m. Licl 1 s Community Centre Lobby For more information : Jackie Allen: 434-6592 Denis* Cooper: 683-5380 O.B.T-AL certified instructors Ile I >r • professional model training for ages 5 to 95 • personal develwmat courses • fisillion & evew Production (905)509-7315 ROUGEMOUNT CENTRE 376 KMGSTON RD. (PICIOMG) ♦ ,-,—g Fit— W C,mrctitivc Uvcl ♦ it,. -cul Family Riw, R — Daftv at 5(ri "(f Preparautm Awailahic It Cnd Rc,,w sclw a Yc" c W kcr%," and CcrufwAgc M ParuL Lpawm CALL FOR MORE IN'FORNIATION': (905) 428-9'')116 2200 Brock Rd- Pickering I north of Finch at Dellbrookil L ESL Need to learn English DwIlartl College Pf09"='0ffCf *& A& and JIMMe* that W&y's empk*= want, baicked by a gumwm that they can rely on — "s the D"" Mtw"W I ft" &'I Aaw" jawsw is a pf %= designed w Uaw individuals in to F*M Lmguw 212 bkwcomm, mitefula6ze or wwwxm le"!L 71w pfform jwwa compulief WWMV 121 --Off" wftm and job wu& Pl"—,),t. A. wwwmu is M"r4w prior to m9w.16011. '"M UM MWM -ftm September 9, Iffimwdim and "WKW beg= bft Septembim Give us a call and we can help place you at 2 Level comfortable for ym oweaw"Yow a- Cd bdoy for owe de 0 fliepilillia boom low MUCOHN You for the Red World. 1��r&a4�7 Is Creative Dance BALLEr • JA►zz For TAP • ACRO & Tots s � ' GTH Competitive classes. BOYS & ' Competitions in G�S Canada & us. Come out and receive Durham College Annual Show ' Air conditioned studio with sprung floor. �. lot New Students can 386 n Rd. register by phone PIM ME or on DURHAM f` Ontario, L1V 2K4 Sept. 4, 5, 6 R.A.D., C.D.M.A. (905) 509-5902 from 6 - 9 p.m. MEMEL— The Dance Experience: Quality Need some career direction? Training In A Caring Eng ironment OBCcan help. -Jennifer - % Tnpie medai Madntosh 's -` �• winner Accooutma • Basuiien Admttaowaoon Computerized Bookkceptn6 Y Computer ,ohware k Systems Opvator Adinum aeve Ass-- - Sevetar� 1 R \ 14. Dem Asuumg • Pharmacy Te�oiaaa { ! Medd Office Assuont • Me" lab. Annum Med,al Office Admrauaata • Human Servat Wake: * Teacter: Terri �" r Sprung floc for safety Child k Yoatb Asssstaat - Ammai Care Aide ` s Travel Counscllm6 • Toarum k Hospttaky Aobitaiik B.FA. Dance .Competitive program -`T law Ckrk • Law and Secom ( � avkiiable Lto Office A:s, =t * Bat Prigs on chases ir Family discounts and away more_. Costume. reGW, etc. Y Ts Smtad daces (mu 10 test ttlba pa tra.t to M fry i ifrattiitttstis i 1Z tasalrs fK las! Creative Dance Dance Beginners Jazz Ballet es 2 1 /2 - 5 ages 5-7 ages 6 6 up ages 6& u a9 9e P 200 JOIN Sl. �� Stimulates the dWd�s Introduces the dWd to Funky ft -Hop An appreciation and (Midtoi w Mau) natural love for all types the grace of Bafiet, the cernbiried with traditional tnderstariding of music �. OfENA� 576-9175 or movement 8 must of Jazz 2nd Jou techniques �n this are cleveloped along with y ONTAM SLUMS COLMGi while developingFUN doss which the logs d Creative strength, muscle tone. a imagriabon, co-ordination Dam. Oevebps rhythm. co- balance 8 grace - 8 rhythm. ordination. tnness and tjOR confidence pie REGISTRATION: SEPT. 4, 5 4kfrom 96 Old Kingston Rd. v Pickering Village 683-5767 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM !BATON TWIRLING DANCE AI wN AJAX- PI C KE R I M 43 Ages 3 & up, Group skills, basic dance, rams • • flexibility & strength training aveIF , • KARATE CLUil B „ • MARCHING PERCUSSION , Ris ere.ze:< Community centre, alt Rickards Lane. Ajax ` Ages 7 & u basic rudimental Montessori Leap, ,y pi Learning Centre, 401 Kingston Rd. Pickering v drumming, music theory, variety of "THE ULTIMATE FORM OF UNARMED SELF-DEFENCE" percussion instruments (provided) • Cftkvw and A" Classes �'� • lft COLOUR GUARD -DANCE . wal pr�hs br 4M N Ages 5 & up, dance & movement in •chat BN kistruixis ♦ "'••"•w �... Sloppod Ane. �m �: ��•^ combination with equipment ""` �-.m- e (flag, sabre, rifle) handling cc PfO�`" `"`-"•"""` ,� • Family Rates orue.roa sstaos . Ramble Merttbemli ps orrnaaas t+wr a All instructors are fully • De ft Co.o driabort AJAX CLUB qualified and certified. • Increase Se" -Confidence N Everyone Welcome, a a Se" -Esteem i.' *•..«.r.a 1275 Morningside Ave., '''�bND1SOP""e "Ao1nrab01 �• and PrideCIEWIur..isi Unit#3 - (North of Sheppard) ' Promotes an I CAN 00 IT ` `S For more information Conveniently a1ti1ude Convenient located near the . 2 Locations to serve you better h Call (416) 284-1320 Pickering/Scarborough border PICKERING CLUB ■ Royal Academy of Dancing sallet exams ' Teenage Development & make up classes • Special classes for Teenagers & Adults ' Recreational and THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 -PAGE 23 IML � a , � I_ ` �f• iTR�T�ON. yam. Continuous Learning presents On-site program �;�� INFORMATION & / ys H a REGISTRATION Continuous Learning program information and � register for your chr>se.-n course all to one evening. Thursday. September 5. 1996 •� ``� �` (r00 to 8:30 pm St_ !Mary catholic Secondary School (cafeteria) 1918 whites Road, Pickering Call (905)21-3052 for morc inforrmt:ion. r s r Educating You for the Real World. PAGE 24 -THE NEVUS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 DURHAM MUSIC CENTRE f V J � 250 BAYLY STREET WEST V Manalgerkd Accounts W I & II AJAX 905-428-6266 905-428-8792 P-04 Phu ftwof the »he "owing ckcdwm MUSIC LESSON REGISTRATION labour & Industrial Relations OMotil1ational Gbaffge & Dlety. QUA1m® PRIVATE INSRtUCIION IN: � F s PIANO ' GUITAR ' VOCAL ' DRUMS LWWof FLUTE ' SAX ' CLARINET ' THEORY BASS & CLASSICAL GUITAR ' .' VIOLIN~'. OVER 40 QUALIFIED MUSIC TEACHERS '�✓ ON STAFF AT OUR NEW MODERN FACILITY PREPARATION FOR ROYAL CONSERVATORY ExAmNArm 7HOU34NDs OF MUSIC BQQKs _.t=VW SALES ** RENTALS ** REPAIRS JW Q Jacqueline's School of Dance n«. Of 9977/? Unt. Ltd.) 13"Anniversarv_ Jazz a Ballet .3 Pointe �I 104 TRAIN TO BE A C'ERTIF'IED HEALTH CARE AIDE Inforntatum and Registration Seminar for the 0SHAA'A AREA CERTIFIED HEALTH CARE AIDE PR((: RA .%t w ill hr held THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 5.1996 at EXTENDICARE NURSING HOME: h-' Part, Road North. O%haka Plan to attend one of the following seminars- Seminar (A) 12:00 noon Seminar tB) 5:00 p.m. (no reser%atton required for seminar) NEW SKILLS VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 1-905-293-5573 'Please do not call Extendic:are) GOVERNMENT APPROVED PROGRAM u��n e�smer SCHOOL of DANCE M.B.A.T.D. Tap • Ballet • Jazz • Pointe *Ages 3 yrs. to Adult "Famous Adult Tap/Jazz" Registration: Tuesday, September 3rd, 5-8 p.m. 43 STATION ST., AJAX All classes are ha.ved on Bntis)t Association of teachers of Dancing (B.A.T D.) S Ilabus. Ages 3 vrs. to adult. Special teen and adult classes. Car Wash 1 Gold. 2 Silver .Medals Call today for appt. or info. 420-7399 1360 Kingston Rd. The Hub Plaza i,McDonalds) Unit 13 & 15 ( office corridor) We Offer • Competitions • Examinations under B.A.T.D. zSytlabus • Field trips to the National ;y Ballet • Spring Recital • Work shops ;t• Summer Performing 6P;r;0FrWn3 Registration New Students Tues., Sept. 3 5-8 p.m. Thurs., Sept. 5 5-8 p.m. I° ? I Business &Technology -=, OPPORTUNITIES I Town of Ajax Ringette Association FALL REGISTRATION Wed., Sept 417 p.m. -. 9 p.m. at Ajax Community Centre OPEN TO GIRLS OF ALL AGES * Minor Bunny $12500 * Major Bunny and all other aye levels $20000 * Family Maximum $40000 For More Information Contact Loeretta Smith 686-9798 Faun= Res= m MQIOg01im* P061` v61W Cert& 8reroquWm Two to dam year cdkge diploma from a recognized post -secondary k=ftition, a university degree, OR thtm to ihre years Accounting I Human Resources Mgmr. I & II Labour Economics Manalgerkd Accounts W I & II Organizational Plan & Dev. Field Placement (ZOO hour) Phu ftwof the »he "owing ckcdwm Healtb & Safety labour & Industrial Relations OMotil1ational Gbaffge & Dlety. 7hriining & Die akfi rent WMe & Salary AdministnMon . LWWof Intr»duction to Autocad CAD for E.leuronics I cotes tR" Ski& I Lftracy D;giial circuits I � I Ehictronics I h0verso" Matbematics I f II Pbyrkal Science Cd 711-2000 ext. 2828 for &kml . b nod» G fm titin. by 011111111 VA& «11611+•► am as& cod 721,1000 721-3057. • 1 -i00.461 -32M Educating You for the Real World. 4 Buy one rm�w� I P'Z7�)'b eek get 41 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 -PAGE 25 CLASSIFIED ADDRESS:INTERNET VW 9(905) the 2nd free: Call 8 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 Anvi1••IOANkM•Fw 798-7672ra133 0707 or fax your ad SN• •rid vni•r. Fw (905) 579-2238 S-"-" GARAGE SALES BIRTH NOTICES Announce your baby's arrival o n 1,y �35 ♦GST v'r 4m M/ and receive a gRt certificate $ 4 T entitling you to $25 worth of quality baby products. ' 1 Careers ' ' Careers1 ' Careers ' ' Careers M11 Careers We also have the following courses for Serious Students: •Accounting and Business Administration • MicroCompu4er Business Appiiaatiions • Programming • Legal/Medical Office Administration *Hotel & Restaurant Operations *Bar Management *Travel and Tourism e Dental Chairside Assisting (Some courses offered in Oshawa only) Financial AlsssUm may be evadable. Computer Support Specialist (CSSJ 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-a{one' computers or on PC networks. Emphasis is placed ort the administration of Novell & Windows NT networks. MlcroCornputer 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 capable of fulfilling a hardware support role in a variety of situations. Students receive hands-on a gmence working with micro -computers: Troubleshooting equipment: instating and troubleshooting Novell and Windows NT software. Computer Fundamentals Application Fundamentals Introductory Electronics Computer service a support Communications Network Administration Installation i Configuration Pre -Employment Readiness and Job search Workshop Oshawa Campus Pickering -Campus TQRONTO Oshawa Centre 1450 Kingston RdSc-hool of Business! 723-1163 420-1344 klelpivgYWBufld a 13etber We Are you thinking about a fresh start? Train for a rewarding new career in as little as S months. Learn computer and business skills out up-to-date software and equipment with experienced instructors and smaller classes. Call today. Start Fresh With The Very DIAMOND INSTITUTE of Business and Computer Technology (905) 427-1922 95 Baily SL W. Suite 404, Ajax Fn&XW Ata:isbnq May be Avail" Days i Et PERSONAL TRAINERS and experienced, certified, aerobic instructors required immediately at Premier Health Club. Experience an asset: will train. Other posi- bons also •veiled•. Call Ole or Jamie 905-427. 2977 between 11 am -Spm. ASSISTANT Superin- tarldent. Mature couple needed for high rise build- ing must have experience and good language skills. Call (905) 686-0845 BEAUTY SALON re- quires part-fime Licensed Stylist for and Ajax. Salary/ commission. Cal lite 619- 6839. THE DURHAM BOARD OF EDUCATION Requires adult day school teachers In the following subject areas Mathematics, Business Studies (Accounting and Law), Computers and Data Processing. Applicants must have an Ontario Teacher's Certificate or equivalent. Successful applicants will be hired on a Continuing Education contract for the duration of each course. Renewals for the next session area possible. Apply in writing by September 6th to: Peter Fawcett, Principal Adult and Continuing Education 240 SlInicoe SL S., Oshawa, Ontario LIH 4144 GeneralGeneral IM,Help IMI Help Start Immediately $20,000 annually plus bonuses - Payday every Saturday - No experience necessary - No layoffs or strikes - Must be able to lift 35 lbs. Ajax Distribution company of consumer products needs 6 people to work in dstribution department. Individuals must possess a positive attitude to work in entry level positions up to management. Call 427-6926 Tuesday Only G 1 e Help [MI General P P COUNTER SERVICE/SALES PERSON • Good customer relations • Good telephone manner • PC or typing skills -Organization skill 1� 428-6252 Ask for Harry Fantastic opportunity due to rapid expansion. 10 new offices in lust 18 months 8 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES needed by a large Australian based or- ganization to be trained in all aspects of our fast paced business. You must be well presented, enthusiastic and w&V to learn. The successful appkc- ants must be ready for rapid promotion based on results and have a chance to train at our Australian head office. Graduates are welcome to appy. Please phone Anthony at 906420-9980 for a personal interview FULL TIME PHOTOGRAPHERS MALEIFEMALE Olan Mills Portrait studio has immediate full-time openings. We are looking for energetic, responsible, motivated professionals to work in the local area. We require good customer service skills. Paid training, benefits, and advancement potential. For more information please call (705)749-3086 collect if necessary. Call:1rum 124pm or Wed 12-6pm General General General Help 1 Help Im Help EXPERIENCED a s •echntvan malted 'or new Salon STORE MRNRGER We are one of Canada s largest leans retailers and are currently looking for a store manager for our Oshawa Centre location. If you are sales orientated, self moti- vated, eager for a challenge, and have retail management experience; Please fait resume to (416)789-1562. ADAMS SERVICES requires 30 CLASS AZ DRIVERS I 2 yrs. exp.; I.C.C. Medical, r Police Clearance. Clean abstract, Full/Part time Call Randy 430-2204 POSITIONS AVAILABLE 'DELI 'BUTCHER EXPERIENCE REQUIRED FAX RESUME 905-430-0771 BROKER DELIVERY DRNERS Must have own vehr Cie. (4 cyt. wnal car ) Cash paid daily. Immediate positions available tutu part itis shins. Commitment a must Cal 11-4 pm, only. 905-686-3232 CERTFIED NAIL TECHNIcI N Required for Alax satin Must be able to do fi- Deroass and acrylic nails, air bn shN expen- ence an asset. 1906) U"144 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser requests that advertisers chew their ad upon purblicabort as News Advertiser will riot be nispbiLSlb16 for Rare than Om nlxa w swilion and there shall be w liability for non-r!serbon d any adw- VAmert Liatiliy for er- rors in ads is tirnAbd to the ain"I paid for the Space ocapying the error. A0 copy Is Stilled to the ap- proval d managemeril of News Admrbser. General 1 Help DRIVER PERSONNEL INC. AZ DRIVERS REO)UIRED Join a company test cares stout their drivers Must have 2 years experience Clean abstract PART TIME and Full Time, weekend POW - Dns available. Start Call Todd 571-2795 DRAPERY MAKER - ex- penenced. full bine. call Ary's Gallery 668-3811 lot interview. DRNEN SALESPERSON Required Immediatilly dr" reccild .good rlterpersortal skik .sell motivated JgrUalturill knowledge an asset Fax Resunne DUE to upcoming expan- ' U56MI202 ' sion to the U.S. an east and advertising company re- EASY WORK! Excellent quires people to start im- Pay! Assemble products at mediately. Full training is home. Send self ad - provided for all areas being dressed stamped envelope filled. Experience in mar- to Sabco Merchandising, keting is a definite asset, P.O.Sox 44030. 600 opportunities for manage- Grandview St. S., Oshawa ment available br the right L1H 8R5. people. call Mrs. Park for intemew 728-0115. ESTHETICIAN required EARN Sa27.OS/WEEK for new Oshawa salon. from home! Light assembly, Full-time, no clientele re - clerical and sewing quired. The most friendly (416)812-6891. Earn $SOO/ place to work! Call 1 -800 - week from home complet- 209-4555. ung questionnaires for pub- lishers (416) 812.6892 Code 6. ..-ham Cerire Ala, GOod r ..3es Call 15.51,9.9^5 FINANCIAL APPLICANT year CMA,CriA c'ogram or equivalent =)ssess excellent ac- :wnting and PC skills :s you will be responsl- cle for preparing ,7onthly financial state- -ents Window 95 Is the environment you will be working In Fax resume to J9oS)428-I5" assemole our products Easy work `,) --xperlence ^ >a ssarV =.r FREE letads send SASE to Five Star Enterprises I U8 Liverpool Rd.. Suite 213 Pickenng. Ont.. L1 Y 6613 HIGH SCHOOL STUD- ENTS. warns iiuoents ages 14.19 ntroduce our 50% a's Junt 'n Dumam 1AR% G BUCKS Ne o'ov ce' "ansponat.on !O ane 110m ,Our home. Tramny GWr armee . Bonus - Incentives Parerrs - all our students are superv'sed on Vie Whey w.,l 0e -•Wired !o w_rk 3 ^.-ghts 'rom approx �atety 5 X 3 00 p As. your parents Cefore .:aling gave our 'lame address hone • ASM 'Or Ur McGill 586 2292 Homeworkers Needed To assemie Free Suppies Start m- medtaney --ree delads Send S A S E to OSE 117 -Ti 1,057 Steeies Ave W North York. Ont WR 3X1 It you hke working with people. Guardian Drui, Store. Is loolung for people to walk approximately 4 !0 5 hours a clay. twmeen 9 a.m and 5P rn two to three days a week. Cash experience an asset ana must be able to lift boxes Also needed EXPERI- ENCED PHARMACIST AS- SISTANT, to work part time The hours would be ap- proximately 15 to 20 nours a week, between 9 a.m and 6 p.m. Only those con- sidered for an interview will be contacted. we thank all applicants In a4vance. AV- a ply at 97 King St. East. Oshawa (nest to Oshawa Cknic) NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE! OPENINGS! Data entry - Word Pro- cessing - Bookkeeping Help urgently needed. Great income, work own hours. (FT/PTI Modem req'd. Carl 1-s"11.lim LICENSED BINGO' CALLERS Must be able to work flexible hours Experi- ence xperrence a define asset Apply to Bingo Country 285 Taunton Rd E Oshawa L1G3V2 PA GE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 196 11 Careers 11 Careers m Careers 11 Can DURHAMTHE Want to be ready for college? Durham College prep programs will help. Durham College programs offer the skills and knowledge that tcxby's employers want, hacked by a ,guarantee that they can rely on - that's the Durban Adrantagel You can prepare to attend college in 4 to 6 months with College Preparation programs. These programs hill equip students with necessary skills to meet the prerequisites of a pc:.;z-secondan- proRram College Preparation programs are offered in: Pre-Terbnology'. Ar -Health and 1`7v -Business -Arts The Pre E�u�lrtess. Art, program runs for 15 week, and wall enable students to enter BLLsiness progmrns in ianuary. Comte to Durham College and prepare for your pcst-,.econdan education. Pl•os• coU for mon inlormofion Get o hood snort on your of 1-300-461-0549 or education. Courses 905-721-3046. $fort September 9. • Educating You for the Real World. WS I 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 1 GenH,p LOCAL Landscaping company seeking part-time/ _ / full-time help. Please send i� • resume and driver's ab- stract to PO Box 7 Orono Get Started! L_. 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 C ff* AVAIWA � %;iq � ' ,� -+.:. suSINESS 7fc PROFESSIONAL d1m News Advertiser :11I Mimplitivitmerift :1 AtIiES CONTRACTNIIG interlock, retaining walls & design, natural stone & all masonry repairs. CaN Todd 728-3689 ...ec�..c nwiwanury. Quality Interior Renova- tions. recroorns. bathrooms. drywall, plaster, carpentry, electrical. plumbing. 20 yrs. experience. Call Andy (905)433-0143. lits• �o� 683-7363 tlrrkrt4 •1 1 k"pfOveme^ts • 1 • Plumbing * Moving 8 Storage C a R Maintenance Build- J.S. ARMSTRONG ing repairs and renovations DEV. INC. Specializing electrical, plumbing Co. in custom hones, addroons. rarrrc tiles. carpentry From rw+watronsroc rooms and small repairs to major ren- basement apartments. Res. ovations Fully guaranteed. idential and commercial free estimates 1905432- Serving Dwham R•pon for 0931 over 15 yrs Free consuha- bon Call Jeff 1105-42•. DOORS •R" US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 5706. K.C. Aluminum Siding, so(fil, eaves, facia, vi%l and aMirwxxn. I -ow, low prices. Quality Worlurlanship Call Kevin at OWKs.Blodk work. 1 (905)831-3194 I -Chimney repairs, concrete DUCTWORK installed, steps. Basement leaks? moved, relocated. Excellent KC i a MASONRY Cheapest prices around. rates. Free estimMes. Elec- Specializing in Wick, block Free est. 721-2044 Bill. trostatic air cleanei hu- and chimneys. AN gwarol midifiers. Big. Small lobs. repairs. Ail workmanship NUDc�i 11114111111111ZCall Paul 426-0295. Guaranteed, photos, reter- ences, upon repast. Free anngRgpwzmmn EUROPEAN file special- Estimates. Call 7 days e,, Ba58rr1enl Apt., ist, will renovate your bath- weak,(905)579-3811 Rec-Milins Our• ib" room. or kitchen walls, as !^�'�"^�^J well as floor ales Good ret IMPROVEMENTS Oualtly home renovabons since 1975 NO PROJECT Too SMALL • Kldtens • Basements • Windom • Doors • BaCMooms • Etc 9os636sz» erences and satisfaction pied tubes stall OSTER POST HOLE, SWON CohSINct n Ltd., rluaranteed. For free esti- augured Post holes, setting serving Durham Flegian for mates call D. Dykstra 725- of posts in concrete.Sona 19 yrs. Additions, sundegks, ON LOB 1 MO. tubes installed, all work Getthe technology • - • guaranteed. (9t5) 665- MOBILE D.J and video augrapher wanted. D.J. GARAGE Door/Opener re- 0400. males. 905-576-5760. pairs broken springs, ca- bles, rollers. openers in- has• g T.E. Home Improvements. • - • • - • • opportunities. Specializing in roofing, sid- and tri pequipment. ation Call drilled, all concrete sup- ing• soffit, eaves trough, CALL 683-0707 6334. S 6pm for interview Jane 427.2856. MICHALSKI MOVING - (905)404-2274. Roues, apartments. offices,• < < The individualized appliances and piano spe MOVIE PEOPLE, Toron- month discounts. Licensed, A REMOVA insured. Free estimates.Also to's fastest growing agency service. Call 436-ap approach to instruction 7795. qui Dave $3i-7055 seeks extras for film and TV really suited me well. I • Programmer Analyst work. an types. no exp req Earn $7-$22.80/hr Work could work at my own guaranteed We place peo- ace to master the Network Specialist ple on movie sets every p day. Call Jonathan (416) material while learning • Lan Systems Technology 961-2226 to work independently. HOMEMAKERS, Mature » • Computer Maintenance Students, part-llmeTete- Iechnology marketing positions avail- able. $700 per hour Train - Computerized Accounting ng provided Call 619 - 6991 between t and 9p.m Office Administration PROGRAMMER/ANA- LYST required to develop. maintain, and enhance hu- man resource management 1 Helping • Succeed systems to the unique needs of our Fortune 500 clients. Candidates must - • Career Consultation have at least 1 year of _ demonstrated Powerbwlder • Day or evening classes experience. consideration will be given for 2 years of • Financial Assistance Visual Basic experience This position requires ex - for those who qualify tl cellent communication and strong motivational skil!s Isadore (Ted) FaZari • Targeted Joh Search Assistance g and is available for full-time or long-term contract em- • Practical hands-on adult ployment Please forward your resume to Lisa Pie learning environment balgs Organization Metrics. PO.Box 550 Brookhn, ON, • Classes Martin Soon LOB 1CO Get Started! L_. 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 C ff* AVAIWA � %;iq � ' ,� -+.:. suSINESS 7fc PROFESSIONAL d1m News Advertiser :11I Mimplitivitmerift :1 AtIiES CONTRACTNIIG interlock, retaining walls & design, natural stone & all masonry repairs. CaN Todd 728-3689 ...ec�..c nwiwanury. Quality Interior Renova- tions. recroorns. bathrooms. drywall, plaster, carpentry, electrical. plumbing. 20 yrs. experience. Call Andy (905)433-0143. lits• �o� 683-7363 tlrrkrt4 •1 1 k"pfOveme^ts • 1 • Plumbing * Moving 8 Storage C a R Maintenance Build- J.S. ARMSTRONG ing repairs and renovations DEV. INC. Specializing electrical, plumbing Co. in custom hones, addroons. rarrrc tiles. carpentry From rw+watronsroc rooms and small repairs to major ren- basement apartments. Res. ovations Fully guaranteed. idential and commercial free estimates 1905432- Serving Dwham R•pon for 0931 over 15 yrs Free consuha- bon Call Jeff 1105-42•. DOORS •R" US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 5706. K.C. Aluminum Siding, so(fil, eaves, facia, vi%l and aMirwxxn. I -ow, low prices. Quality Worlurlanship Call Kevin at OWKs.Blodk work. 1 (905)831-3194 I -Chimney repairs, concrete DUCTWORK installed, steps. Basement leaks? moved, relocated. Excellent KC i a MASONRY Cheapest prices around. rates. Free estimMes. Elec- Specializing in Wick, block Free est. 721-2044 Bill. trostatic air cleanei hu- and chimneys. AN gwarol midifiers. Big. Small lobs. repairs. Ail workmanship NUDc�i 11114111111111ZCall Paul 426-0295. Guaranteed, photos, reter- ences, upon repast. Free anngRgpwzmmn EUROPEAN file special- Estimates. Call 7 days e,, Ba58rr1enl Apt., ist, will renovate your bath- weak,(905)579-3811 Rec-Milins Our• ib" room. or kitchen walls, as !^�'�"^�^J well as floor ales Good ret IMPROVEMENTS Oualtly home renovabons since 1975 NO PROJECT Too SMALL • Kldtens • Basements • Windom • Doors • BaCMooms • Etc 9os636sz» erences and satisfaction pied tubes stall OSTER POST HOLE, SWON CohSINct n Ltd., rluaranteed. For free esti- augured Post holes, setting serving Durham Flegian for mates call D. Dykstra 725- of posts in concrete.Sona 19 yrs. Additions, sundegks, 4913 tubes installed, all work Polio doors, windows, rec- able. Comparable rates. guaranteed. (9t5) 665- rooms, flagstone, free asb- GARAGE Door/Opener re- 0400. males. 905-576-5760. pairs broken springs, ca- bles, rollers. openers in- POST holes / fence T.E. Home Improvements. stalled $49. New doors/ Posts set) Post holes Specializing in roofing, sid- openers, 416.336-0073. drilled, all concrete sup- ing• soffit, eaves trough, CALL 683-0707 6334. S window ii doors Please QUALITY DOOR SERVIC- ono in c ES. All work guaranteed. all Tom 579-3760, leave P.H.PS. serving Durham message. for 12 years 728.1800 Oshawa. ALVIN SAMEDAY AJAX Moving Systems - hull PLUMBING licensed services, moves, appliance Plumber. no job too small, and piano specialists Flat no lob too b g. Complete rate or hourly We now Renovation. Free esti- have heated storage units mates, great prices, guar- Now onerkng free boxes anteed lowest 905-725- with move Park and load 2507 or 1-800.340-0068 special. starting at $99 and up. Call for information. • 1 pywr & 725-0005 or 427-0005. • D•corabng� �7 5 STAR Portion g 6 Deco- rating, 20+ years expen- •nce. Intonodextenor. NlaMpaper. borders. wahns- co", drywall 6 plaster repairs. Oualty workman- ship. Reasonable prices. Free estimates. (9o5)434- 1051 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior a Exterior European Workmanship Fast, dean, reliable Service. 420-0081 .®Moving • Storage EVerilnc d Ikon MoverBargairt s raw, nces., etc. Plano moving. Packing available. PT positions available in TFal facto$ outlet store Exp preferred Send re- sume to 257 Finchdene Sq. unit el Scarborough. ON, Mlx IB9 TORONTO STAR re- quires en thhr usras,utgo- ng Adult Door to Door sales people to introduce our special offer to new home delivery subscribers in Durham Your commit- ment of 12 hours l5 30pm 9 000m) • $$$$ We pro- vlde •xclust" territories. Training Guarantee pus Tonus, monthly &&Ievg. Tent incentives Door to yoor sales experience an asset. transportation to- ured Call for information., nterview Paul McGill 9051686-2292 Mon -Fn, 1:00-5 30 • House • Party • Cleaning • Sevices RA6aITwants work doing magic for children's parties and all occassions. Have my own magician. Call Er- nie 668-4932 • • Business • Services ACCOUNTANT - Can do it allf CMA - Computer iter- �,k kate. 'Hands -On• full fin. • 1 pkg.Budgeting/costing/ F • analysis. PI•as• call (905) 686-1514. Too tarry to do t yourself? CARPET 8 VINYL SALES Exp•rwri cod, reliable and/or Installations. Re- woman to do housok••pirg stretches and fepsirs. For 8 household chores, lisi•r- th• most arbrdabl• rates onces •vaiime. Cal cal now 434-3976. OMK20-00M HARRY -O -THE- CARPET Mstalation• - 25 • MOVERS - Mow big or years experience, r• � • SarylNea small, we price them all stretching, our sp•msky. Free ashm•tes, seniors Free estimates. D a N discount, short notice Duncan. 967-1799 or 967- MAGICIAN, clown friends, mows. Appliances moved, also storage space avail- 1800 ready to entertain for any able. Comparable rates. ago• any occasion. Birth - Call 432-211t!50. days, promotions, open- ings, fund raisers. Magic MEN with large truck will SELL IT NOWshows are funf Lettuce do household moves, resi- help. 839.7057 or 728- denbal, convrercial. All CALL 683-0707 6334. types of moves. Call Carl or Jane 427.2856. MICHALSKI MOVING - • Gardening 8 ••rY•rll••7 8 I•a Roues, apartments. offices,• 1 I�rldlCapillg . 1 is Wwaping appliances and piano spe cialists. Senior and mid- month discounts. Licensed, A REMOVA insured. Free estimates.Also true stump removal•Excellent service. Call 436-ap ETREEAINTENANCE andscaping'•Fres Estimstssrr 7795. qui Dave $3i-7055 Don't Forget Aox Pikktlg ��IY N�Ss�1�{N crtiw Chssified Dept. is open for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Caff 683-0707 Office Office Skilled Skilled 1 Help 1 Help Help Help F_ EXECUTIVE BILINGUAL SECRETARY Required Immediately for Canada's largest liudding Supply and Home Improvement lwi ing Group located in Pickering Village. 1Vc are currently seeking an experienced l-ll:ngual secretary, capable of working lidependenlly and as part of a learn. Must ".nr excellent communication skills •rhal K kvnuen) in both French & I I lsh. Computer literacy a must. It "w area eager to join a winning team and 1pply your skills, please send your resume whh salary expectations to 1. L. D.C. 596 Kingston Road West, Suite 100 (Pickering Village) Ajax, Ontario L1T 3A2 FAX (905)426-0690 Attention: General Manager General Help 'PAVELa^e-• required motor fun time .employment with Armstrong "ours 2.3 years expen- •^ce necessary Sabre .,xpenence art asset. Only hese wltr travel agency .excer'erce need apply ,lease phone Barb Austin i05-433-8' 19 WANTED: 22 people to 30 pounds by rnanksg,wng All natural, floor recommended Ask • owCau toil free 1800- 381 6792 Sales Help/ 1 Agent WORK AT HOME 3 hour-, per day S24,'hr + A successful Mississauga based Canadian resource publisher seeks profes- sronal .enthusiastic. results - oriented communicators to work from home This challenging position otter exceptional earnings Do. tential and will appeal to individuals who are com- mMed to success based on achieving realrstic company and personal goals Salary + commission 1905 625 6851 Office 07 Skilled 1 Help Help 'F lou are married. single 1:` gie parent, separated or divorced you may quality Ior Financial Assistance DIP,CERT programs avail able Gua•k Illustrator, P^oro Srco. Director, Premier. Access. Accpac. Ai,:ocad. C++ Visual Basic. Novell Engineer, Windows NT. Small Talk. Power Point. Word. Excel Dumam Business Corm er College, 4273010 Sai 1 Hop ; A," CABINET MAKER. first class M,nimu- roan exp Own tolls - Whitby (9051 4340690 PROJECT ANALYST re- quired for large ,ndulitnai prolect to assist with finan- cial 8 management report - ng. asset management. administrative support. etc Must have demonstrated strong PC, organizational. nterpersonal S follow up skills Reply Protect Ana yst Oshawa Centre Post Alice. PO Box 30629. Oshawa. ON L 1 J 81.8 REO UIRED 2OffJ i[ATELY 2 positions open. Advertising Sales Rep. 1 entry level 1 experienced (min. 2 yrs) 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 We are a progressive Canadian manufacturer of moulded rubber products with an immediate re- quirement for a qualified MAINTENANCE ELECTRICIAN Applicants must be able to com- plete electrical installations and trouble shoot electrical and me- chanical problems. In addition to the electrical requirements the ideal candidate must be able to perform some routine mechanical maintenance. Position involves occasional shift work Qualifications: Electrician's licence is mandatory with a mini- mum 5 years experience in a man- ufacturing environment. You must possess the ability to work with minimal supervision. Please forward your resume to: WEGU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department P. O. Box 567 Whitby, Ontario L1 N 5V3 Only applicants selected for inter- views will be contacted. IMDaycare Available ATTENTION - Mct^er :f 'wo .,in 7 years experience as a care giver x11 provide a stimulating warm loving environment for you Please tell mom 8 dad (Brock -Parkway 427- 0630 ENERGETIC reliable Cayca-e '^Y home. non- smoking. CPR. year meals Outings daily circle time and crabs Excellent ref Dine/Glenanna Can any time 905 831-4797 TWO Tulltimespaces diva, 40,8 Babies 10 5 years Smoke-free Ouai,ty educational fur, large play area,'yard Receipts Near Valley Far- PS 686-4)52 1 Employment ElWanted ACCOUNTANT Can ac t all" CMA C)mpuler liter- ate 'Hands On' full fin pkg Budgetingicostinry' arays,s Please call 1905; 686-1514 Firewood MIS ABSOLUTELY THE BEST Apple. Maple, 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 spm. Honest measurement Free delivery Kozy Heal Fire wood 905-753-2246. SKIDS b Pallets for fire - Ontario, LIS 2H5 wood, hardwood a soft- FBX. t 619-9068 wood mixed, pre cut or bro- JAvo nj Fabulous products in store for youlll Sell now for Christmas Earn extra WASH" CALL TODAY PAULINE NAULLS 427-4689 ken, delivery available. large 6 small loads. Limited time offer. call (905)430- 9013. 1 usHOSPU Bargain 1 Corner DENTAL ASSISTANT- Pici-irig, cert fieri, 2 even- ings (2:00-8:00pm), 2 days (7:30arrt4:00prn) Per week & 2 Saturdays per month (9:00arn-4:00prrt). Please CON 906-831-9393 and ask for Debbie. KINESIOLOGIST re- quired for private rehab di - roc in Oshawa: Fax resume 905-669-3832. Daycare • Avallable AFFORDABLE 8 Loving Daycare in non-smoking environment. Around corn- er from Glertgrove P.S. on Glenview Rd. Full b part- tirl Receipts. Mother of two. 839-7237. 15.5 Cubic foot white fridge/freezer, good condi- bort $275. Call 831-8361 APARTMENT size washer and dryer. Excellent coni il on i - ion. $250, Call (416)284- 4219. 416)2844219. BABY turniture- white 3 post. nursery suite. Includes crib, mattress, change table, 4 drawer dresser, excl. coed. $175. 428- 3142. D.P. Fit For Life tredmill with owners manual. Many extras. Call (905)837- 2681. KENMORE 15cu.ft freez- er, good condition, $175 Call 427_9509. LITTLE TIKES furnished doll Rouse $60. Top of the line Motionless waterbed mattress 8 heater $70. Ex- cellent coed. 4248569. Articles 1 for Sale ROCK BOTTOM DEALS Air -c.r ,.,, e` , i0C BTU 5150 TV stereo stand $7949 God clubs $75 Apartment size stove $150 Full size washer S250 Apartment size dryer $50 Apartment size washer 6 dryer $450 Aparment size (nage 5150 Fun size warner 8 dryer $54999 Fudge S60C Microwave oven $59 Colour T V's from 5299 Stereo reco,v ers from $1'5 C0 players from $119 Tape cocks ' om $99 E,ectnc guitar S3JC Dishwasher S15C Cordless phone Sa` Large selec- tion of ewe y Sega sys- ems from $69 Dishey ^ ov,es from S' 5 C D s S6 Movies S8 Delivery avail- able most Mems guar- anteed. lay -a -way Program :2 S,mcoe St N Oshawa 05-436-1320 1962 CHEVY Scottsdale plc■ �p $1000 Doo Rol - lards electronic keyboard $500 Engine '970 3C7. $150 obo Chrome and black rims 15' with tires P20570R15 5200 Call 576-6181 APARTMENT contents. ^c arge appliances. all off- ers considered, overseas move Must Sell' Please call(9051721-9155 APARTMENT size wash- er S dryer 5250 Oak di- mngroom table. 4 chairs $450 Couch, loveseat Char, ottoman $1000 Call (905)435-0572 BED chesterfiald 3 chair, colonial style. good cona- tion, new cushions on seats. $400 o b.c Lowery Organ with chair and mu - Like new $700 (905)723-9818 BURGLAR ALARMS al- low thieves time in your home. KEEP THEM OUT! Custom butt steal security window bars for as little as 525,00 per window allows peace of mind even with windows open. For a free estimate call (905 )428- 8429. - CARPET 3 rooms, $299. price indudes 30 yards of carpet pramium pad and installation. Custom blinds also available at lowest prices. Sal. 905-432.2750. Carpet Broker, 100%. Nylon thick, plush. stain re- sistant carpel For 3 rooms. only $369.00. Price In- cludes 30 Sq yds carl deluxe pad and Installation In your home Free quota- tion . In your home. No in- lerest no payment for one full year. Daniel, 1-800- 217-0104, Carpet Mill Disrtibutors, 12 months No payments, No interest, (OAC) 3 rooms (3DOsq.ft -) installed with deluxe pad from only $399. Specials on Vinyl. Ceramic and Hardwood Flooring. Free Shop At Home. 1-804 663-6046 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 -PAGE 27 Articles Articles Garage/ 1 Yard salesles 1 For Sale 1 For Sale 1 Yard Sales 90W�rsale ■ HOW ARE WE DOING.' ■ ■ The its NleekAVews Adat3er Classied DepaflT>er l ■ ■ is toonmied b pllovilirg otr a�rrtels v ih t1e best ■ ■ possble serMLE We Would applemle your candid ■ 2spase to t e gtEsiors bd m. ■ ■ 1. Was your call answered promptly? ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ YARD SALE SIGNS Please be sure to take down your signs after your yard sale to help keep the environment clean !! 1961 FIREBIRD. 4 4L. p/ s. p/b. i -tops needs work S800 or nest offer Sold as ,s, uncerhbed Call 905- 438-8300 after bpm. 1983 FIREBIRD $1200 Doo For ^,ore -to call 905-728.2413 1984 CAMARO Spec,al Ed"." eng,7.e 3 000y In m n1 condition. elortrofiG d gital dash. stereo certi- ■ ■ L1H 7L5 w ismer dryer Senvice :IsS35 6 uo PaW 905 ATTENTION: Cog Own ATTENTION: ask rg obc, ■ 2. Did ■o GET READY THE BIG ONEM Ca� 512 428.495 973 the Sales Representative offer friendly, ■ Sunday September Dog L fe Jackets stamng at after Spm ■ courteous M Mill IM 11111111 fa 0 a :xed _,. -'gest stoves. 8th. OAK,'PINE FURNITURE service? ■ 40 + Family Garage Sale 1985 VOLKSWAGEN ■ ■ LINTON, LARNER 8 KEARNEY DRIVE G''' door ^a: ■ sailing direct 10 the Public Pickering Village owner sl'oc 5. - 6.93 Eg solid oat - x dirung- ■ hon. fast aelivery tree est- room or 6 : - iol,a pine SHEDMAN - Qualtty, Barr' ■ bedroom. your chalice Arts & 1 6862314 S-395 -any stain cnoices ■ Lost & '385_ FIERO GT. 142,10X, 1113. Are you satisfied with the response to your Articles 1 tin-, 4 Spee' Star lard advertisement? ■ 1 Wanted Found e•,e' * r'er diver s' III ■ w,rg. new ,res a ■ _J ch u'ch $3.800 623-'297 III ANTIOUES Absolutely. ,y 1PmzS�, ? Y,s ■ a -•eras.^, '..r^iture or an. - write ')^ !ace. rw-1 1986 J hevet•e. 2 door. ■ ,"ding 'Jud SCIQn1,t,C ,nslru- i.-, -at, S'F(): peritied ■ 4. Suggestions or comments: -nts, china, silver. saver- a st. stomach an,] :''.. . bo Call 728.0490 ■ ■ ng toys decoys. cons.ndoor at ost -th k oottles, collections or Westney area 1966 jtlass Calais 4- ■ ■ -•--ales Call Roben Bower r ,wars To Srariet .x• a,- ow ,- 'uuy ■ a-hques r905i 655-8049 7 ems all aded excellent carortion ■ = y�i l n 681-2917 '986 - ord auto FRm ■ ,o5 2erii door ow ■ We would like to near from you. SSS apartment size warn- .rs a loos beaurfu, ■ - 3 -fryers. and 'ntlges 8 LOST ^ �8 -'995 ^e•t 433-' -97 ■ .ves Fun Size washers 8 cat. 7rrfwr black >'• les ■ ff prefer, ■ :' ers Musical nstrt m@n s on g Fav tlomest- Ar- swots to To, Call 571- 1966 HYUNDAI STEL LAR 'q ^ !MS you ■-�artmert size 'reel@rs 1865 Or d27-3572 ;rig or ex Coil@tit cOntlrtior•. 52 4rX; ■ please contact Fred Eismont - p 3 c R. 5 Pomace ,'all '905, 665-1655 : nwashers Couch 3 Fets$upplleS ■ at 576-9335, or 683-0707 - sir sets Diamonds arc 61 19% MERCURY TOPAZ ■ or fill out this coupon ■ : id Call ROCK BOTTOM Boarding ;.arca-! 4 dr ight due ■ ,=ALS 905-436-'32C -. windows p pocks ask:rg ■ and mall to. GOLDEN ,iri of 'nate S'50C ^egr,•sab,e ' BrX, SSSFAST CASHSSS Ne IIIy 5 "chs 5450 Includes 268-9.28 ext 75 ■ :cies. -rate snots. toys Call Classified Department ■ - leaabes 'urr,ture 665--256 1967 CELEBRITY _,,. ■ - usehoid contents Call -osZ 0 4 ; ._ny P.O. BOX 481 ■ 5-4 4 27 8 COLLIES 'a sae -e^'P laced new pa. r' ex -e, ■ reOucnor. silos 3 pups 865 Farewell St. ■ APPLIANCES WANTED CK; -erpstersa All beau6- yin, cord,hcr' decent ■ fu tee's Phone 705 2, $3 395 _er,fied w!?, war ■ 2528 harry 4.6. 558-x:86' ■ Oshawa, Ontario ire or aimcrc '-idge "I Tree 9105 383 r-66 ■ ■ L1H 7L5 w ismer dryer Senvice :IsS35 6 uo PaW 905 ATTENTION: Cog Own ATTENTION: ■ = 3-8' 83 ■ wrapped, freezer 'Joel and '2/9E Will accommodate 'Your saflsfad'txt is the ^feas.re Cf :ur success ■ UNWANTED Scrap metal ■ Dog L fe Jackets stamng at ' 111111111 li 0 M Mill IM 11111111 fa 0 a :xed _,. -'gest stoves. CARPETS ,s arrest. OAK,'PINE FURNITURE "dsr ors' dryers. can. 1 K', ^y'or riew stain T W"y eav •etch pr•ces' �e lruoks etc Cal 905ia3C- lease carpets or ',and. i of Or!ario s nicest arc ar X,, wail carpet 3 rooms. S34 gest manutactarers s how WANTED PEARL JAM Pace includes carpeo. pre- sailing direct 10 the Public 1:ae1s ': �,fortc cancer' mum pad, exper' nstana Eg solid oat - x dirung- 688-1052 or 430-6429 hon. fast aelivery tree est- room or 6 : - iol,a pine SHEDMAN - Qualtty, Barr' mates l30 yards, %ormar bedroom. your chalice Arts & 1 6862314 S-395 -any stain cnoices e Crafts Tracronal Wooawcrk,ng CO Jukeboxes lie ^aw NSM - ;Dn ^cludai7. 53395 Roar-ola. holds 1 x CDs. 52995 Roc room or business use 905-579- 4538 COMPUTER- 386 DX40. 2 disc drives. SVGA monitor. corell draw 8 Other pro- grams EXT memory. 2 floppies. Near new 5795 ab.o (905)655-3045 COMPUTERS - USED, 486 s From $555 Used multimedia systems 5895 Color monitors $95 and up. used pentium systems with 14' color monitors from $1.195 We buy quanbbes or good used products New Pentium 100 bundles wild' monitors and lots of soft- ware (Regd) under $1.650 (9050 697-3054 Fax (905) 697-1817 G.E. Fridge a stove, 2 years old, like new. $800 set o.b.o. Queen sae can- rwnball bed, solid pine. ex- cellent condition, box spring 6 mattress included $800 o.b.o. 436-7129 KEYBOARD YAMAHA PSR -400, 61 keys, like new 5425:. Also large wrought Iron table with glass top $145: 721 -MI . KING SIZE bed. with brass headboard, 6 mo. old. excellent mattress, ex- cellent condibon. $950. (905)509-6247 LAPTOP: colour 4860X4/ 75, 16 ram, 340 HD. 28.8 modem. sound, SCSI Loaded, 52600. Call 905- 571-2821. MOVING DOWNUNDER! Everything Must Go! Furni- ture. Housewares, '90 Pon- tiac Sunbird, '93 Mazda Pickup. Free Cat (hied and de-clawed).905.655-8282. MOVING SALE. Viking dryer $350 with extended warranty. Fridge 8 stove. Hot Point $400/pair NI in very good condition 576- 9865 or 432-2377 leave �a9e 905 385-8774 AVAILABLE FOR STUD -gar^some 'very large- Brinsn Columb,ar HS., Timber Woff Wry.. dedu •emperament great with crvidrer anc other pets. Deaunf,,, mark.^^s For more rto call 9C5-432 a3'2 10 Daimanon Puppies a -a,es 6 females $55-_ obo Mother s loveable 3 beaubfu: Father affection - Ile 8 gorgeous' Vet .neo,ec a. shots ,ncudvlg :.reek.-; papers pedigree rapers of bOth parer:-, -.erne 904-432 2000 Or -)5-6'3-9688 ONTARIO FINEST Gov- FOLK -ART CLASSES Begrr^ers 1S2 Inter-lit ATTENTION: Cog Own ATTENTION: ern meat inspected cut 6 Yale Starting Sept 10 Or ers Doo,ey Pet Waste Systems starting at wrapped, freezer 'Joel and '2/9E Will accommodate $54 99 ap To '50 It w' amo 433-0656 shift -workers Oper House Dog L fe Jackets stamng at Works. 433-1491 Sept 7 S 8 1'am-4pm at S25 32' Fire Hvdrant n - PIANO Modern apt size. 251 Huron St Oshawa For door outdoor BEST Bao. 4- cait ..^,sr. Demon includes1'7 further information eau 5'6- 6' 1� L,Wme Gua, - antes. Starting at S1099 Hardly used by s 3947 wed 9-9 7 day s e owner $1 800 Oshawa eluding decking 3 fencing 9051723-5413 Fax 723 905 -433-8113 Computer pool warranty New prier in PIANOS - GRANDFA- RE Anternet ash and mise. Dried .50 it, THER CLOCKS Baclk t 10,000 ff. (905) 957.0892 FREE! c school, spec,als New and NEW MUSIC a-z,ne used pianos Not sures httr 'www aurham- Rent to Own. apt size. news net -afc238/,n- upright, grand. digital. key tlex him Wards Clearance on all F S stove. $300. Sola nd9e 1995 stock' Telep Piano pools, Works. 433-1491 S pa RESTAURANT Equip- $65 each. Table and chairs $65. 4 beds $35' ment For Sale. hamburger Computer grinm . double fryer. 2 tlae FREE INSTALLATION turner. Becket slicer, stain- excellent used 2C it. reo- less steel table 8 other tangular Kayak pods, in - items 905.723-8961 eluding decking 3 fencing 15 year balance of new ROUGH LUMBER - Pine, pool warranty New prier in oak• maple, beech, or". box- $4.995 1 -804668 - ash and mise. Dried .50 it, 7564 , Pldkenng / Ajax 416- 10,000 ff. (905) 957.0892 796.7509. SHEDMAN - Qualtty, Barr' • Lost ilk slate shed lett 8' x 8 . SPE- • ' Found CIAL ONLY 5295 plus tax. Many other sizes and sty," aveuakxe. rwu yWixi and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3, Pi Ilionr g. For more into. Rall 9055 19.2093. LOST all Noack long -hawed male cat. Bandit since Au- gust 5. Twin Rivers Dr. near Woodview. Reward, please call 509-2536 FREE!! FREE!! 6 Foot Leather Training Lead For All New Students AT K9 CONNECTIONS Dog Obedience AIR CONDITIONED CLASSES ALL LEVELS SENIORS DISCOUNT Call John or Dianne at 1-905 438-1711 *bforslai$ WALNUT DOUBLE war- drobe $235. Wall unit S55. •67 SUZUKI Sarran, long T.V. $100. Arm chairs, $40 body, two piece hard top. each. Love seat $95. k � neve dutch, free wheeling hubs. $1,500 or best otter. F S stove. $300. Sola nd9e x.� l j or trade for Chev pickup. and chair 5150. 2 dressers 623-5272 $65 each. Table and chairs $65. 4 beds $35' ComputerFMI Computer each. Microwave S85F Video Video Coffee table $55. Many other items. 697-3532 YORK 2001 equipment S50. Declined heavy duty declined bench press $50. Electric furnace $50. Call Kirk or Hope 432.1863. INTERNET SERVICE AVAILABLE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Cap John Duarte at "944111110 1967 Park Averue load ed �.cailerr :onaeor pemfiad Sa9CC Mus; be seen 905-723-'492 1966 peor-ty, cvr +•-s 4 c.r yl.ncer au:: ;::oe -z.de i - 53A't :er.J:40C Jr hest ;mer 43F 31 1966 FORD -auruS 4 cc , ter a.. J6 .^,W 3wert :air S275C cemhec or B C Must no sold' Call 905-'28-705 l iec ��aD 'ALWi, Black a Door V6 +cry near :^e owner certAieO $19--- or best Ener Cal 905-668 2460 1990 Bu,or LASabre .m- mdcwate :Onartion, luny oadod. 144 OOC km Cad, - lied . S850C 305-'23-1492 1990 CHEVEROLET CORSICA LT. - owner exze er-t condinon, we r•aintaned air auto. star eo cassen. ce,1rt,ee. asking S4 395 JC 665-0878 1991 TOYOTA TERCEL 4 Or starcard. purgundy am tin steroo,passene, one owner 170 000 led nwv. mileage, cemriable, asking 55.995 Telephone 579- 4461 1992 Honda Civic LX. 4 or auto..4 new top of line tires. 132.000 km . mint conW- ton. Excellent runner. Cer- uhed $12.500 obo 576- 9419 1993 CAVALIER wagon. auto, air, rustproofed, looks like new. $6800 must sea immediately. 435-0273 or 728-0705. 1994 Dodge Caravan, 85,000kms. cruise. air. tilt. power mirrors, power steer- ing, power brakes. V6 $12.500 certified. Call 571-2878. 1995 Buick Lesabre Ltd.. fully equipped, still under warranty, no winter driving Asking 523.900. Call Oshawa(905)436-2493. 96 Pontiac Parisienne, 8 sealer, runs well, air, power brakes. windows 8 steer - ing. Cruise. asking S1300 655-5062. 92 PLYMOUTH Acclaim, 70.000 kms, $8000 1-416- 282-4074 PAGE 23 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,19% *9 M11 Forie • Marine / ' ' Aparttr� Houses M Houses Office a " P� mom For Rent For Rent fj For RentinnFor Rent For Rent • Retail SpaceForSde LAST WEEK of Certs- ATTENTION FISHER car's back to worts and PERSONSMI 1995 17 5 school sale. Over 40 Hydra Sport,130 HP John - fine reconditioned and son. 2 fish finders, trolling cortHied vehicles at low motor. 3 batteries, livewell. sale prices. Eg 9 mini Baltwell, rod holders. ster. vans. astros and Grand eo, $17.000 OBO call 623 - caravans Irom $4.995 9107 1095 Geo like new 58.850 5092 Whitby er lease 1988 Jeep 1995 Polars 650 Water- Aura 87 $6995to, 1ded craft. excellent condition ua Audi Ou auto. loaded Only 30 hours use Great mytra. beauty only $3.995 1990 running machine Asking Firebird, loaded T- root. $5000 obo Phone 905- black beauty. sell $7.777. 985-3566 1989 and up Cavaliers from S144900 (905)686-8567 $3.995 1988 Jeep Truck 4Apartments Ej 1 1 X 4 beauty only $5.995 For Rent 1989 Tempo aulo. lady lncludmg roof. windows. owner $2.995 1988 Mazda A 323 LX sedan. 5 speed. OSH WA 6 4 bedroom. lovely 52.395 1990 Lumina locatee at 350 Malaga and bad low kms pnstine white 946 Masson Street Avail- AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. wow $7.995 198' Bonne- able mrnedlenty $60C S ville A-1 cond. gold now S700 an inclusive No pets 54.295 1990 Grand Prix Call 905-576-6724 STE loaded loaded 1 BEDROOM basement $8695 1989 Subaru 4 x 4 apt tie*' Sec -t. . laun- wagon. 5 speed, nice dry. parking, bright and $3.995 1993 Transport SE clean $600 me Hvdro and 300C loaded fantastic at cable rcludec 905-668 '§14.445 See youat Car- 5092 Whitby ticar Auto Centre. 155 emi $679/month bungalow $789/month King St W at the Mid- 2 BEDROOM. Bright a town Mall. 579-2886 spac,ous uppe• duplex n It kOshawa Hospital area Pn- WHY rent when you can irate entrance $750,month HAMPTON shop for rent, INGROUND POOL- 4 own your own home for $- IA Absolute Affordable! 1500sq-h., 200 amp serv• bedroom 2 storey, double less than you think?!! CallYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD ice. $350/month+hydro. garage, family room w/fire- Dave Hall Sales Rep.TO WY A HOUStd' Call (604) 762-5653 alter place. paved drive, circular Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 666-3800 RENT! OWN YOUR HOME!! 2pm stair, city. walkout to deck/ or (905) 666-3211Mortgage P a creta OFFICE s I $178.900 36 Lillian pace for lease, . P� Cres. Newcastle. ' Houses emi $679/month bungalow $789/month overlooks busy Hwye2. handicap access air con . (905)987-3700 plenty of parking. Call For Rent Jr Exec. $969/month 725-9991 OSHAWA bargain $550/month Smaller unit aymem? Bad Credit? Bankrupt? Call Me! $110000 Back bungalow. Oshawa 57'-346C '992 or 1-800-840-6275 ®Industrial 2 bedrooms. garage.71-6275 / 36x100lot 2 bedroom e. Ope a woo ond. Where customers send irate entrance $750,month UVERPOOL/KROSNO. PICKERING, oea,.�•',. ; Meir Rends' includes util Non smoker tun --seed baser^erf apart- bed'Icn' main floor. white 1-800-465-7742 Call (9051432-7308 rmtent. suit quiet employed kitchen air conditioned 1990 Pontiac Sundry. BC OP� Kr ac. auto. 4 or 2 bedroom apt $65C ndu- aeun. no pets. separate en -fenced trance $500 month Can and no Dots. 1 $5350 obc 434-2775. sive Nice quiet Oshawa 839-1779 $1075 inclusive t905�770- washrooms and air com- area Availatye Oct 1 Ap- pressor Month -by -month. 7222 of 14116t494-3765 S TOP • Units law suite. Cal, 905 -571 - MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep. Sutton Group fusel Real" Inc 2883 INDUSTRIAL Units. Thornton-Terwdlegar. OWNER ANXIOUS - 968 5 sq ft S3.25 sq If net Asking $109.000 Legal 1 Townhouses Townhouses + MIT. 579-5077 or atter duplex. nice Oshawa area. For Rent 1 For Rent 5pm 571-3281 Appliances included In - RENT TO OWN 1000 - cane monthly S1400 905- 5000 sq ft commercial 263-8417 condos. very attractive QUIET Court. North Osha- rates, excellent purchase wa 3 bedroom on large lot. terms, call Ken Thompson room apt 5720 dose to 1-800-465-7742 finished basement. central amenities 905-263-8417 air/vac. fenced yard. cov- NEAR Oshawa Center - ered deck 5159.000 Call Indusirtal unit Includes 434-5550 overhead doors, high ceil- t a apartment For appoint. ings. parking. utilities. RENOVATED bungalow washrooms and air com- partially finished basement pressor Month -by -month. on 50 ft x 200tt. lot Beaub- $550/month Smaller unit walk to fol area. park and for workshop. S350/mon. Oshawa 57'-346C '992 Also parking for truck. with lake Must be seen hydro available 576-29W S144900 (905)686-8567 OSHAWA ' bedroom m SUPER SEMI 3 bed. e ' Ronda 1001 numerous .:p grades Vac. Rentais lncludmg roof. windows. NHOLESALE _ The pl,ances included Near LUXURY '.bedroo- in PICKERING Rouge Val- \Nkawdw/l 7 days Cat 905-686-5003 9 swdaacart>et room apt 5720 dose to soots. natural gas. poter ? = Sae tic Dealers amenities 905-263-8417 tour•-, estate Almost 1200 I ley Execvve 2 txgrm W parking. able L sundry TOwnh0USe5 ROOTS ATTENTION snowb,ros t a apartment For appoint. Please' RER Automobiles '9c' S.mcoe St %Orth Z3 oedroom apartments. sq F'replace pool. al office Upper l� of home 3 -BEDROOM '•;r,!h 1 For Rent 1 FOr Rent GORGEOUS ? bedroom merit 19051579-9349. Oshawa 57'-346C '992 E `' ry ou''d'ng c'ose to appliances. uhlit�e5 �ndud- Sep ent St40C 'nctusrve east Ck^a*;1 excellent 10- OSHAWA ' bedroom m - Wentworm St lo large 1, 3 bathrooms townhouse 128.900 No is $ agents GranC Am SE loadec scnoois. retina GM ry South ed scenic view 5 mins from K by Sk wll 5940 Quiet area 905 509-1320 cation S925. month plus utdtt,es. hrstla5t. references BACHELOR apt m quiet LARGE '. - .r.,d -or- condo, close to amour door Door Ave taco Sept pt ;•CaSC. '992 Grano P•x dant Available �m'm,edate- 'Y ml Call 725-999. Pickering • bdrm bsml r required Available ,mine- 3 -BEDROOM tcwnnouse w�•^ _able. plus private 5 Clearwater bead'. pool. Ia- WHITBY immaculate Cunga�ow at 112 Elizabeth SE goaded . 51 850 1990 One mor.m free rent - apt •.aa• GO $550 In- cutely Cao 436-ta08 for 'erf le^ceC yard. dose pc bath, v, executive Home cuzz�. BBC) private yard. y Cres la large Olds Royale Brougham 428-6328 t pm for ap- N. W. Wawa uxury t - dudes laundry a ahhties lanced yard. Fust a last. to schools. shopping. , fin- Optional second bedroom, available now For into and South on lot 9C belled S740C r99C Pont,. port'-'ent ter:•^om plus a clan. w,rr Secit 1st Non smoker no }BEDROOM townhouse. rshed rec room, available non-smoker S400rmonm to view prates 686-9846 or X 168 3 bedrooms. 2 OC 600C LE. Blowout }BEDROOM deluxe fireplace' aa. W. L's. wtl pets Avaliable ^_w We •es Ra Hwv 4C over Oct 1st. $790+utd,tte5 1300 NSVIast 42G-2196 579-3788 bathrooms, rec room with S455C 1969 Chilli ' 2 for apart^te^' ^ew Duplex rust be non-smoker, one (905,839-4537 mak'^9 Petticoat creek m- Oxford St Oshawa 905- NEWLY -DECORATED CLEARWATER. 3 bed- bar and fireplace Attached 6 n" � 1990 Lum^a Eat -,n , c^en. spotless w�,� only no pets 5725 reclusive 832-7553 PICKERING- 2 bedroom mediate occupancy SBGC 432-242' h,•n,sne; room fc- _ ean, roof T•;b„e permanent 2 car garage Asking ' ��.� FOr, more details Eurc. loaded blowout mus' be seen Contras ap. Separate ba4emeri apartment Can pl US UOlses Also BBCnMOrtlDnleS) rtiefned, 905886-,4201. quiet Cooks, near feared 00015 not $6399 1987 Ply Sun Oshawa 5825 maim plus NORTH OSHAWA. snare Pliiak 4'6 898-7393 aver apt avaaade $495 park- AVAIL. OCT 1 piw.•W,I- loseperson bus dose ro Du•nam Cpl Nb. minutes to beaches. and to view Tim private sale dance low ik.••*s 53499 tax *318' Cal1728-5902 3.1 bedroom cc^c. 2 a p m ng Cas (a t 6, 636 t 67 sor area. Oshawa. 3 bad 5225 and up mon loge tt'ly blue baseball. NHL �Y call 905-655.4840 es nducler: Toyota build Cale 5 294 w baths, sundry, cable. park mo. (9115) 631-2746. No OrJdlsr kl 726-ei251 townhouse near schools Call 905.728-4845 Hockey NFL Football a up Crysw talks. Pa. Tercel 5 5179 52880 :axes AJAX C,wntry sorting top n9. 5350 per mo al a du PICKERING- Brock a AJAX ran moor 3 ted- incl our routs 5750. ubl lata requosid. AtnoVMary Horse agog tracks Chdd- WHITBY. $9990C "' 3 - mdudod 1992 Carica :' h" -' lupex would sort ante �st'Wst 434-36-1 F.rc^ .a-ge 2 bdrrt Dsrtl rev, r^ tx,^galow newly ren. Ci11905-832-3787 PICKERING One lar 9e run wekoma. S2 T5 Mek,y tedr0om^s I,v,ng/dming $6'99. t9@' F,erC 2Ma nor Smoking w'91e 9 pM� PICKERING - one bed- apt Sop entrance iaunday rooms. 55[X1+ MIL, 525001 905-428-6305 baser`Nr" 'OOm rinses fur- 1905h683 -55Q3 cbmbnatiOn, walkout to B,owoui $2999 1992 Eagle son Central air $65- plus ONE _edroom apt ground and park,ng Sil month ovated in Quet area. Aval- Durham c area. 3 mistrial at $400 One smail- b S B Cab Frank Haws Datta a fenced yard ga Vista 5 spa $4495 famS ''eat 9 "vCrc Avail �mr-w- floc• - mouse. very private all mcill Available able Sept 1st $1050 ,n iss, room .shoed fedi- er room at 5350 Quiet SWbn � Clot. Ran- -age Wlth 5". down will Included Al� venues sold diatety '128-8086 Driveway. picket fence. 54V 1st Can (90516?9- �srve (905)427.3720 or bedroom 7oYega appliances. ga- rage. dean home Ma gen- 1 1 Private Homes ,;yrs for S780rmo including 9 ants CertAmed win a war n- AJAX. WESTNEY Hwy ncnsmoke• S650 inau- 2495 leave (905 6g0-1056 va. rec room, Uv. basad 5.900 Call 404- lemon preferred Ava,l For Sile T axes Call Ted Houghton codec RER AU746C c' ,: r Dear^-•-- tasem-+ant sive Avanable OCT 1 Oshawa 51-8293 PICKERING/ Whites. AVAILABLE immediately �1-' Sept 1905-839.0257 oolin totally rencivaW 3 �� bu��• rkow ikrttor Group Classic 430 - Ane- EWES 905-5"-3a6C Ane, apartment $55C mccus�ve basement. separate en- Fmc- .,,ea- ,wt. bright. %ort- Osrawa. 3 -bedroom � � �n � w- PICKERING unfurnished PRETTY 2 -STOREY co. -40M hours amok;^y. no pets 905 ONE 9EDROOM oachelor newly renovated one bed- twc 4, oaths. ner FREE September Rant - 2 '00-sra•e ..tc^en. bath. taches Home Whitby New vehclescr inventoryyprcod tO` ' �ie., 42' _7 - Dace^'crit apartment Norm $499 ail room DdSement Walkoutx...`re^ we detachedgaragea 3 -e-Croom townhouses use of laundry whites Rd broadloom n hvng. bnunq, ^vestment Hip $16.500. obo. 905-721• 7846 AJAX : bedroom n 0 9''t. ts C S,,e. exceptcable lu ravine Separate entrance $95G.'mpnm plus ublrtios to` 'aril Available Sept a S300/monthNon-smoker 3 -bedrooms New flooring Property ' Automobiles waiko�: separate entrance ,ark m. 4 Ixe bath largo last. available ami ale 576-1035 x683-1648 y a'C. no pati Smoke• suits 1 5660 inclusive 905 Call 579-6003 Oct Call (905'721-1518 NORTH OSHAWA. 3 IXafemed Cal 420-5311 n both bathrooms on - 'ranee ea -n luta en Bay ANTEEO $DME Wanted rooms ample storage $37.0218 COUNTRY Bungalow, bedroom^ ^asement $tilted A «ndows slidnq doors to a UNIT apatment wrduy sept 1 19051683-9213 ONE Dedroom apartment, SELF contained txacrnNor Oshawa 3+1. bodro0rn, tOwnnouses n well man- 1 Accomodabon dock double garage, for sale Centrally located $50 to $7500 Cash on AVAILABLE mmodare+y. Cer'r-a' Oshawa $560:mc Rent nduOeS heat. apartment. Whites Rd 401 S1000,month .Mat a my- tamed family complex Deauhfully landscaped. lanced Large IDI 433.2504 after 6p m Me spot for scrap cars a 2 bed•xm apt Clean. rice utddes. parking. laundry faCrlrbes $495,monm all inclusive dro. IvAast Immediate Freshly Fresh detorted w,m AJAX- Shows tike a model home. $157.9G0 trucks Anytime Can 905. area, south of Park Rd pre site no pots. avail Sept (416) 636-4167 possession Cal Theresa Fng 'stow. dole to all snare lar newer go 20 Horseshoe Dr (off / Vacation 706-574C Oshawa Contact 576-8642 1 (905) iS23-3018 OSHAWA NORTH 511M- 905.723-3192 amenities Starting at Home. own Date. Irvingrage Th,dkson below Hwy 21 Properties � A i A TOWING, Pay 550 a 683�g51 bus Hours OSHAWA 888 COE.or Russet bright HOUSES a apamm�erlts $738 more On snag t mg room. parking m garage Share krtcher• a laundry House Sun Sept 1 5500C carr nor sod i AVAILABLE IMME- • 900 Paan 2 bodroorn, n newly avafaWe "�' ofhce Call 905-728-3777 Sept (9M"3-9213 to2Jn m 905-433-2966 p Gler St 2 bedroom aps ,novated 12 -pix hard- $3500 full priced Seclud scrap cars a tricks 24 hrsi�EIY. ! from $675- $710 3 bed- wood NnMatgood oo. hot *a- locawn. to 7 days Cat 905-686-5003 9 swdaacart>et room apt 5720 dose to . transportation. schools. alt or 905-706-5234 3C mm So. newly panled. with bet- shocill schools. GM and W parking. able L sundry amenrtes Cao 905-72f� service cony. close to bus. Shop Go. Ubkties included F,mV tailrbeSn . 0 5686 + 7361 CARS FOR CASH, We Ding. al ubirt,es included last required Call 728- ro 1 $12 Availlable905-576-2982iny1 NORTH AJAX. spacious buy .,seC vehicles veh,- hni last required, no pets. 1 bedroom $650. 2 reed- 4993 SOUTH OSHAWA 275 a bedroom. 3 des must De in running roil. 5750 cal 430--0134 OSHAWA ' bedroom m - Wentworm St lo large 1, botexecuter chose to schools and condition Call 427.241,5 or 511 OG az s Call o chose to Dun- shopping arse Busa come 10 479 Bill St East. BACHELOR apt m quiet Oshawa Contra Uplocaes BROCK RD a 2, Great door Door Ave taco Sept pt ,Afar at MURAL) AUTO home S45C utilities mCAid. and appliances included, a sopping. as. smelly. q, available i $1400 Cal 427 AAW SALES ed Sep entrance. refer- sw1otY Wutktis. Wad Od mneaafey. SSOC 5600 a 9 green. tan leather interior. Oshawa. Available Oct 1 lances required st Ist S60C /month 905-728- up tndga stove. haat. OSHAWA - Taunton Rd. Trucks stlast No Macs Phornetkx Call BOB AUSTIN. DALE drb, parting 1st last re- gwred no pets 434-5163 W. Newer 2 bon. sem. n COURTICE AREA, targe 3 POOLTON Cres 3. ad hooded Traler tot al- one Dodroom. quiet work bedroom freehold town. licent to huge County for - ,ng non smoking tomato house. bal"futly decorat- est. good road. sandy welcomed. $500 ,ndusrve ad Gorgeous backyard. beach. fishing. Cobourq 9051571-6524 cedar deck. Perennial gar- was (416431 1555 OSHAWA AdooKle a dens, da. security system Move -in condition! Open 432-1345 Harmony Female to :hare House Sunday Sap 1, 1- POWER OF SALE r - Townhouse with same Use 4p m 5117.000 (905)404- creation lot 75 x 100. par- a all faawes Nor smoker 1835 belly treed 12 kms Ne $3751mbn 1slAast 434- panty. 831-7697 Mary Campbellford, on Crow 9791 ATTENTION PROFES- Rrvw Septic. water. power PICKERING - 2 rooms for SIONALS. executive cus- tom wo Glens oshawal 18 It travel trader included Reasonable condition ' for Sale appt 579.3081 BASEMENT APART- OSHAWA 3 bedrm apt TIDWNLafE BLOOR, upper Dor, large kitchen/ kvin9 ioorn Close to eve MMITBY, WATSON ST, 3 bedroom rent, share tadhbes.S450 furnished or $400 untur- I Whitby) 3000 sgft+ 4 59000 firm Call John 905 - t(Yante MENT for rent $675 per mo dose to OC 5810 ubl- beautiful dean 1 -bedroom ryttun9 $790rmon ubl townhouse. 2 1/2 baths. 5 appliances, eat in rshed Available Sept bdrm .1 Close to schools, 432-1345 propane 1995 Ford FISC r Rckering, immediate occu- ties lstast No -Pets Avail Oct 1 905-726-9499 basement apartment. F/S. nd hast Sep 1st No lutchen. � fenced yard. 15th (905)420-0249 buses, etc $236.70000 WATERFRONT LOTS powered cap included. panty. 831-7697 Mary Whitby area, pratarably pr, ent , security alarm, pets 683-2996. quiet area. avail Sept. 1, WESTNEY/HWY 2. 3- For details (905)579-9763 MINDEN 511 OG az s Call BASEMENT apt . seD CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- LNG North Oshawa. t, 2 a Parking, IaunarY• avail Oct 1 $580 includes ublrtes, OSHAWA, Gibb/Limenck. (416) 4f16 0189 bedroom house. own bed- BROCK RD a 2, Great - west exposure. xDs sand beach, yr round road x'9p5i72t-8367 1992 Ford Ekplorer XLT, entrance. all mdusve s490 hntlast North 3 bdmni Inc�lrsire a- � be.a Laundry kit• 90568-1946. TWIN RIVERS: 1 large 3+1 -bedroom bungalow. Rooms / 1 room a bath, share rest d hOanc Phone. a/c, ap- cable. $soa tartly loaaon, 3.1 boo roan. 4 baths. walkout a IevN tit. $29.900. Good Wks. 15% down - V.T B green. tan leather interior. Oshawa. Available Oct 1 tn9 furnished basement apt.. athasanient. fu 9s for Refit Sep. 1st. 906-428- tliSernBflL newly toad- Call BOB AUSTIN. DALE (loaded. 98.000 km 686-2216 Own entrances, laundry. lanced yard. Fust a last. 7878. loomed a decorated, AUSTIN REALTY LTD. $15.900 certified 905-727• 2857 BRIGHT 2 bedroom walk- OSHAWA, dose to GM, 1, parking and utilbet wickud- amiable Oct.1st. $1100+ AJAX. Clean carpeted $158.51X). Cal (905)294- (705) 2664441 or (705) out basement apt 4 PC. bath. 2. 3-DWroom apartrrterits. ad. $650Jmo. Call 905- ubliOes. (416) 487-6319. room n quiet adult home. �OB�i��{ 6461 or (905)473-'1268 2862082. YaHal 1 4t1)IndDfire Gar. laundry AN n• dusivarnmele $750/mo. Available Deis/ rnrniang, $600. 5725 a 5635 respec. f4vey. Cal 905-4265740. 5062662. VIEW OF Frenchmari SOUTH OSHAWA New- y decoralad 3 bdrm sem, Use d kitchen , bedroom, laundry facies. cable. non FaReat WOODS- 1 WOODS-COBOUi year old � ' c: Ah gas is s, smm+n9. lstlast. Pndterng PICKERMIG - , bedroom Bay. one bedroom low- upper laicals, now ale smoke. SW per week lir- room bungalow. Lots d For �� tn8�4718 ap. Separate merit ar. uiL fireplace.pool. amsniaes, 5. monthly rtiefned, 905886-,4201. fOOM Condo upgrades. bu 2 des.EGD ,ses GMC wMelcnar CENTRAL OSHAWA, 2 entrance. entrance. laundry. utilities in wet bar, n ground pod. . sus hxilitios, IstJtaat. AJAX, femnale wanted to rent. rant. OCt.,st, car garego wind and direct ao- van. Platy V8. automatic, bed. 5650; new included. Close to Town separate entrance. $66(Y twailaDN or share 3 -bedroom house. ftidgo, stove. disfiaeashnor our, finished roe room n SPECTACULAR sunset -ism PA.. R0., amllm stereo, rear build Cale 5 294 w Centro. Non smoking fe mo. (9115) 631-2746. No OrJdlsr kl 726-ei251 dose to ale. snhokatD Per- waulhor/drlor mdudect latl b� � e may up Crysw talks. Pa. hooker, Fiction electric or apply at Apt male preMrred. 5535/ PeN- PIC1�16 favkhe, 2 aR- milted. no polls. parking lata requosid. AtnoVMary � ham' SGWO b door, you tat wall tread tit. new, wRhaskil r fill be -downs. 1 305, 333. 33 tNhktirg Rd., Oahe month. (905) 83F64/0. WHIM - blear 3 bed oe• Wye hand. bed available• price negoYable. SL. Oshaala Cal 906.436- landscaped, fast C1O9+^9 3 b�� , extra owner. well miairhtarhod. . era PICKERING - one bed- room u7pa so. targe rooms. 55[X1+ MIL, 525001 905-428-6305 0278 b view. available, 139.000. 3.5% lot prKtl fr'Ofn $75.239. SS000. 721-1600. room buanem apt Single kitchen. �n9room, 3 pc. morell Call 906-500-6379. AJAX. unfurnis1had large b S B Cab Frank Haws Maw Diff. Call .Are. (705) lm GII ASTRO LT COURTICE AREA, 2 bedroom apararent full person, non-��. no bath. Fenced backyard- Clogs to SOON O$IIAWA 3 Dad- iss, room .shoed fedi- PICKEFNICN Tindal. 1 bedrm with solarium, 5 SWbn � Clot. Ran- 486-2256. or (705) 488 - 2752. Fax or mirhivan. Double blue, 8 loaded, balA kitchenette laundry Pols Orelerred. �. Avai- able Oct. 1. 631-8640 eller all anwnou. S925hrnoritn ale irhdnuiwe. Mom. sidupdt does b fu, separate antrarha, Gat aPa•. perlprng, lode, se- ty Inc. 430 9000. 'ALSO phone. w.w, Long Rwl Com. passenger. one owner. conifred, $6.150. facilities. 5635 includes 6 pm FusfAast. Available SDP w ?650 Pitts u66n frsY11M i last 683 SORB Girds 9119 house, fabulous la tried arse, 3 bad. Cale 905-579 7799 after No er. stances. 1stlast re PICKERING 2 -bedroom 1M 906 430 7257. call 433-383e AVAR A/LEtocrembon Y - oolin totally rencivaW 3 �� bu��• rkow i 4:00 pm. glued. Call 434-69110. basement. separate en- WHITBY 14AKkoom WHITBY newer welt iul � � �n � w- novel X60. 16 226 novelSM3 roof, electric servica ak Yk to Lend 1990 112 SAFARI VAN. DOWKTOTM Oshawa fenced yard. . ppwk- 1 snent,movainth �inaua Sept �y homor good �' cornmodakon. fuN use a windows, Penrinial 9W - Loaded. oft.. w Cert.. very sharp. Must SON. Larva 3 bedroom $595 ale + dose s afrance. a 5695/month. Supt avail. ability. Cale 831-9730. heat a parking for 1 car. Cal 430-0959. lords, 3•bodroom. 2 -tri pasha. freplem double 911. house includirV kitchen and Nerhdry. $350/10. or , ofte a , dens and more. Cad Frank 430-9000. $16.500. obo. 905-721• 7846 buses. 1inclusive 00% wrdab.""Also 1 brkm 5425 sit nGuyvs PICKERING, Brock/Finch. WHITBY central victonan rag♦. $1270 plus utilities. Oct. 1. Cal (416)694-7601 i85/weekly. Jahn 683- 5%1. • RMai Space FOUR BEDROOM two OBTAINIING A LOAN B NOT A w/Italian ceramic Both Large 2 beldrm bsmt apt style building on a macre storey brick home, 40 Mc- ANTEEO $DME ' Trailers Avail. Avail. Sept.1. Call 725- Sep ent.. la Laundry. $750J mo - all inclusive. Avail. letting. Sept. 1st. Available 2 bedroom apt. 12 h. ail- Housing $139.000. For more imor- fit. $550, 600 sq maim vnred'• no -pets. 4269823. rags. Includes utilities a t(Yante CAMPING MEMBER- LARGE 1 bedroom basement apt. Avail. PICKERING. targe 1 -bed- pa 9- SB50'month. 666 2326. No phone calls after PROFESSIONAL. SHIP - lifetime. includes immed., 5650 first a last, room bsemsm ape rtmem, I*"Y �� Rd. No pets, gpm two - ^come ?ami seeki - Iy n9 COAST-TO-COAST Camp utilds inckuded. call Si)9 9913, or 831.8926 separate entrance. In- WHITBY- 2 bdrm bsmt apt.. single, detached house in US/Canada $4/night. Only ckudss stove, fridge. a/c. avail Oct. 1st. cable. laurt- Whitby area, pratarably 5395 US. ddWrs. 1-800- bedroom hydro. TV cads. Working dry old. ria. 2 parking with too or n 236-0327. tome near Oshawa Centre. Persom' (53701 579-1`. 5600 mon lstllast. a �� for sr�x�Rent ) dishwasher. walk in closet. s) lstonth 2 weeks) 1sUlast 6t31i- 579-1076 or TOM Call ss611 i2. m $850 ,not. ubl. with lots d 6231 OSHAWA 4 MoMbe -jw-. (Nam Oshawa). Fria RnM 111- 3000 so, gas heat, 2 baths. LwcM. SOW, 850 sq tend. $139.000. For more imor- fit. $550, 600 sq maim matron ale 571-1049 $500, 250 sq. mein 1350, COURTICE. Immaculate 600 2nd fir SSW. Call 434' 3 bedroom semi, hard - 2447 or 655-4132. wood flooring throughout. EXCELLENT Office space oak stairs a bannisters, 2 for rent. 450sq.ft., very fee- baths, interlocking brick. sortable Call 576-6999 beautifully landscaped Steve. 29.900. Diane 905-434- parking. (905)4223-3963. - �� .. ^.'aAt'irr•�.- :-e�+e+,wdwr,a ..:os •d'.wii�"is:C:.'a�.e,...�-- _ - ._ -_-.-. . --• . .. Mortgages, i Insurance CREDIT LINE MORTGAGE LOAN _;,eking for better rates 7 Need money fast? Turned down? Creditors calling? Call for a FSE consultation JOHNSTON b COOK The P,nancial Experts 905-428-1232 MORTGAUEZ - — and ugly Financing for y purpose. rates from )5a, All applications ac- epted Community Finan - al Services 668-6805 rSBusiless pportun'ties AN opportunity to own own REGLAZING usness (bath tubs. sinks. era—c tile. counter tops tc 1 Save customers up to 15-.0 of replacement cost. 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(9051686-4442 or (905,668-5011 VIDEO STORE complete �r.e^' ,y and all fixtures to operate ADprox 1200 ti- tles new release concept. w:. assist with location. ser- uc aro training $55.000. Can 4355421 anytime. s ' Personals Durham's sexiest most attractive ladies. Reliable, discreet, out calls only. Now h� Amy'=' use us. Rated s1. sar.wta on Career, Relationships. Health, Love. $2.996nirlrAa. 18 +. 1.900.451-405x. PLEASUM Meet r dream girls. Discretion assured. cwp sus -71N 675 EASTSIDE CONNEC- TIONS DATELINE - Free to call to place your ad, no charges for ladies, no Charges. bill �ry, 90rr 430-7060. Cof "Iflions Looking for Love in a1 fhe wrong per? Change your luck. Call MATCH screened MAT $ introductions If can help. 434-8399 Please read your classifted ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. ' Carda of Thanks Karen April Hatten wish to extend their sincere appreciation to family and friends for their love. support and generosity during this &ifficuit time. i moving Out! There are a lot of things that you probably won't want to take with you, but they're still useable. You don't want to just dump them. Have a Garage Sale before you lave. Call 004707 and list it in our CLASSIFIEDS THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1996 -PAGE 29 Never miss the opportunity to pay your respects again! For an audio version of all of the current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington & Port Perry residents). You may also access death notice information received after press -time by calling this number. Brought to yOu by the following; funeral homes: McIntosh-Anclerso>n. Armstrong, `V.C. McEachnie. tylartino& �t)n,,. Morris. Northcutt -Elliott, Accettone 683.3005 Clarington 8 Pori Perry residents PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1,1•!6 Sell'Ing Something? o ,2 EASY WAYS -HERE'S HOW IT WORKS - Your 19 �-ord ad is published for i consecutive days The rate is based on the highest priced item in the ad. $00 - $99999s.... ............ $5 + GST $100 - 5199 ........................ $9 + GST $ 200 - 5299"..... .......... S 19 + GST $ 300 - S 399Q° ........................ S 29 + GST 5400 - S499� . ........................S39 + GST rr& ads nre not r6niI4 and addvnai u-orcL, art lust nth To gB-e you an idea. check this e.umple UNGE & refrigerator onli- 2 years old. K self clean 521Y, 2n n cu -ft frost trey ne pn,.- e '�r this ad Mould be S29 = Gil hazed on the pace of rthe reliioerat(�r LL RLN I\ lU REGIONAL DMO*S MY FOR I LEEK & RECDT I EIS FREE' APPLII S Tu .kR11CLESS d A 70..10BILES FOR SALE. otiiY $83 + Gsr News'Adverti'ser X683-0707 The above oiler appi,es to non-commercial Averusm crib News Advertise 10ND SylA cue h=µrHc s vR NSG DIAMOND SHINE 221 We*" Rd. 5., unit A. Alai lwm) 619-2899 1 ) Complete interior vacuum, shampoo and Deodorizing 2) Carpets & Mats Washed and Shampooed 3) Complete Dashboard Cleaning and Dressing 4% Seatbelt Cleaning 51 Door Jams Cleaned and Degreased 6'; TireXhle Wall Cleaning and Dressing Exterior Hand Wash and Chamois Dried 6 Detailed Extenor/Interior Window Cleaning 9 Complete Trunk Vacuuming G Etc.. Etc, Etc. a,,, «,m,«, s.a joss 999 rONE = M IMIN 0101 See M 1 X IL 1 PEOR, 1 � 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED 1 SUMMER SAVINGS 1 Sam - 1 5000 1 oPF COL a5imyr.:4 VM M 7000 S1 O00 OFF ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CHANGE EXPIRES Sept 30M 1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY I 7 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. 1 OPGX ?DAYS A MIME I 195 BESTM RD. (South of 401) JPON IJ747&6 THREE BEARS A<JTO BODY NW OFAU" LAACEST AM OWY A COLLISION SHOPS MSW ving The DINhm NalliOA" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist 8 Refinishing To Cars dr Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims Ito CCaO*b Body INiT 0208, M MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 Advice about your timing belt from Thrifty Mechanic Shop Thrifty owner Michel Saikali says the timing belt, as shown at right, controls the intricate workings of the internal parts of your engine such as the pistons. It should be replaced at the 80,000 to 1000,000 km mark on most cars. A lot of people don't know what a timing belt is or what it does. But you should because when it breaks your car won't be going anywhere. Timing belts have replaced timing chains to help make today's sophisticated engines possible. They are lighter, quieter, more efficient and more economical than chains. Like any other auto part, timing belts eventually wear out. So the need to be replaced before they break. When your belt breaks , depending on what type of engine you have there may be internal damage. An engine is either an "interference" or "Free running" type depending on its design. When a timing belt breaks in an interference engine, an open valve may be struck by a moving piston and this can result in serious damage and expensive repairs. "To avoid this kind of trouble it's important to have your belt replaced at the proper mileage," says Thrifty owner Michel Saikali. "Timing belts usually require changing between 80,000 and 100,000 km on most cars." Michel has more than 28 years experience and combines that with an honest and professionally approach to doing business. He would rather see his customers prevent major repairs rather than wait too long for something serious to happen to their vehicles. Thrifty Mechanic Shop also a wide range of general repairs as well as specialized services including brakes, tune-ups, exhausts systems, cooling systems, air conditioning, shocks, struts, alternators, starters, fuel and air conditioning systems. For more information about Thrifty Mechanic Shop call 683-1112. , BACK MASS, tMtaE GUM RNMA11 WE PAY MOST DEDiM"ELES "NE SUE MN MW 683-1801 ARM AMY rwoow WE WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL F&PLACEWXr AITW AU1O GLAif YOUR pSURNM E MEEOI N.rwu/ rr. - p Yrw „HKIF„r "Honesty, Perfection A/ECHwNIc srlos .«_ ® Customer Satisfaction" S 695 Finley Ave. Ajax, OuL Rearoar k Prices OL Honesty Is LUBE The Best Policy! FILTER trtRe and i :Q .-. — dory tnleb GmIL Owner MIdIN Sa& M would IMA I7PIESS�itrlj to thenk aM his Valued Customers i kiends kir their PM►Or�• - CORNER _BUG.AIN -HERE'S HOW IT WORKS - Your 19 �-ord ad is published for i consecutive days The rate is based on the highest priced item in the ad. $00 - $99999s.... ............ $5 + GST $100 - 5199 ........................ $9 + GST $ 200 - 5299"..... .......... S 19 + GST $ 300 - S 399Q° ........................ S 29 + GST 5400 - S499� . ........................S39 + GST rr& ads nre not r6niI4 and addvnai u-orcL, art lust nth To gB-e you an idea. check this e.umple UNGE & refrigerator onli- 2 years old. K self clean 521Y, 2n n cu -ft frost trey ne pn,.- e '�r this ad Mould be S29 = Gil hazed on the pace of rthe reliioerat(�r LL RLN I\ lU REGIONAL DMO*S MY FOR I LEEK & RECDT I EIS FREE' APPLII S Tu .kR11CLESS d A 70..10BILES FOR SALE. otiiY $83 + Gsr News'Adverti'ser X683-0707 The above oiler appi,es to non-commercial Averusm crib News Advertise 10ND SylA cue h=µrHc s vR NSG DIAMOND SHINE 221 We*" Rd. 5., unit A. Alai lwm) 619-2899 1 ) Complete interior vacuum, shampoo and Deodorizing 2) Carpets & Mats Washed and Shampooed 3) Complete Dashboard Cleaning and Dressing 4% Seatbelt Cleaning 51 Door Jams Cleaned and Degreased 6'; TireXhle Wall Cleaning and Dressing Exterior Hand Wash and Chamois Dried 6 Detailed Extenor/Interior Window Cleaning 9 Complete Trunk Vacuuming G Etc.. Etc, Etc. a,,, «,m,«, s.a joss 999 rONE = M IMIN 0101 See M 1 X IL 1 PEOR, 1 � 1 10 MINUTE OIL CHANGE CENTRE NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED 1 SUMMER SAVINGS 1 Sam - 1 5000 1 oPF COL a5imyr.:4 VM M 7000 S1 O00 OFF ANY AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CHANGE EXPIRES Sept 30M 1 CANNOT COMBINE COUPON WITH ANY OTHER OIL CHANGE OFFER. RECOMMENDED EVERY I 7 MONTHS OR 5,000 KM. 1 OPGX ?DAYS A MIME I 195 BESTM RD. (South of 401) JPON IJ747&6 THREE BEARS A<JTO BODY NW OFAU" LAACEST AM OWY A COLLISION SHOPS MSW ving The DINhm NalliOA" Free Estimates Complete Collision Specialist 8 Refinishing To Cars dr Trucks Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs • Insurance Claims Ito CCaO*b Body INiT 0208, M MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 Advice about your timing belt from Thrifty Mechanic Shop Thrifty owner Michel Saikali says the timing belt, as shown at right, controls the intricate workings of the internal parts of your engine such as the pistons. It should be replaced at the 80,000 to 1000,000 km mark on most cars. A lot of people don't know what a timing belt is or what it does. But you should because when it breaks your car won't be going anywhere. Timing belts have replaced timing chains to help make today's sophisticated engines possible. They are lighter, quieter, more efficient and more economical than chains. Like any other auto part, timing belts eventually wear out. So the need to be replaced before they break. When your belt breaks , depending on what type of engine you have there may be internal damage. An engine is either an "interference" or "Free running" type depending on its design. When a timing belt breaks in an interference engine, an open valve may be struck by a moving piston and this can result in serious damage and expensive repairs. "To avoid this kind of trouble it's important to have your belt replaced at the proper mileage," says Thrifty owner Michel Saikali. "Timing belts usually require changing between 80,000 and 100,000 km on most cars." Michel has more than 28 years experience and combines that with an honest and professionally approach to doing business. He would rather see his customers prevent major repairs rather than wait too long for something serious to happen to their vehicles. Thrifty Mechanic Shop also a wide range of general repairs as well as specialized services including brakes, tune-ups, exhausts systems, cooling systems, air conditioning, shocks, struts, alternators, starters, fuel and air conditioning systems. For more information about Thrifty Mechanic Shop call 683-1112. , BACK MASS, tMtaE GUM RNMA11 WE PAY MOST DEDiM"ELES "NE SUE MN MW 683-1801 ARM AMY rwoow WE WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL F&PLACEWXr AITW AU1O GLAif YOUR pSURNM E MEEOI N.rwu/ rr. - p Yrw „HKIF„r "Honesty, Perfection A/ECHwNIc srlos .«_ ® Customer Satisfaction" S 695 Finley Ave. Ajax, OuL Rearoar k Prices OL Honesty Is LUBE The Best Policy! FILTER trtRe and i :Q .-. — dory tnleb GmIL Owner MIdIN Sa& M would IMA I7PIESS�itrlj to thenk aM his Valued Customers i kiends kir their PM►Or�• - 0 ,Iome- mpro DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS (m) 579-2222 Complete Selection of Vinyl Windows & Doors CASEMENT DOUBLE X2000 HUNG TILT -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 21-3 redNWc-1000 (905) 579-2222 MOBILE -JOB SITE MIXED CONCRETE • AVAILABLE -MONDANI -SATURDAY -CEMENT •SAND 6 GRAVEL ,CONCRETE i UNSHRNKABLE FILL -COLOURED CONCRETE ,CONCRETE RESTORATION i REPAIR PRODUCTS ,STONE SLINGER SERVICE 905-683-6501 1-800-473-7385 2890 BROCK RD. N. PICKERING (BROCK RD. N i TAUNTON RD.) Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years e57 � KILPATRICK CONSTRUCTION Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) CONSIUMMS CAS DON'T PAY FOR g0 DAYS YOU CAN APPLY 1T TO YOUR GAS BILL ON O.A.C. HOME IMPROVEMENTS Additions • 2nd hoofs • Bathrooms • PkNnbN • D6ddfences Wiring • ThV • D"d WE SUPPLY PERMITS b PLANS REFERENCES 8 PICTURES AVAILABLE FULL INSURED • ALL WORK GUARANTEED 97 Church 8L, 905-428-8785 Ajax 1-888-845-442, vement Over 20 years experience STALES • SERVICE • PARTS RENOVATIONS 8 REMODELING 74 HOUR PLUMBING SERVICE (wrTH NO CHARGE FOR OVERTIME) One of the largest plumbing parts department in the great Toronto area. BROCK RD. - UNIT 7 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 196 -PAGE 31 Romarc Renovations Ltd Over 40 Year• Ex IM— " *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 Roor !Pictures and References Available All Work Guaranteed Call Bob 19051 320-31134 Residential and commercial property maintenance is the speciality of Howard's Landscape Contracting TE � SILVER CARPET & RUGS INCREDIBLE PRICES INCREDIBLE SAVINGS VISIT OUR SHOWROCM FOR FREE! SHOP AT HOME SERVICE OR ESTIMATE CALL UNIT 3 -487 Westney Rd. S. 683-4292 AJAX TREE REMOVAL • TREE PRUNING • RESIZING HOWARD'S LANDSCAPING ih CONTRACTING Ser.iI • Lawn Care • Lawn Ma rtenance • Interlock Driveways • P,ecast aetaning Walls • Custom Fences & Decks • �esidenhal • 'omrnercial • 'rdustnal Worl( Guaranteed PnOne 905-839-0282 Numbs►s 416-412-7922 �%�%`'1 . .HOa7Cul"JaA, 'aADES ASSOG`-~ Over 20 Years Experience NORJO ENTERPRISES 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 any home's frame for the canvas which is your home. front exposure. And as anv lover of an 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 1 have worked with for years to meet with consider calling Howard s Landscape my clients," sa-ys 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 1 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. 1 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. Howard also installs interlocking brick soon. 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 • WINDOWS • DOORS • PATIO DOORS • DECKS Samples.. 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