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Pickering man
They're pulling for each other
The strain of a tug-of-war shows on the faces of, Pickering, as they take part in a Grade 9 orientation
from left, Stephanie Feil, Heather Thompson and day Wednesday.
Afton Aube, students at Dunbarton High School in photo by A.J. Groen
Pickering HIV victim welcomes new blood agency
BY MARIANNE T.!-KACS
_ ti -TMJ R -'AM--k _
DURHAM — The federal and
provincial health ministers' decision to
establish a new national blood agency for
Canada is good news, say two local fam-
ilies with kin infected by the HIV virus
through blood transfusions.
-I think it will probably be a welcome
thing says Lynn Kampf of Pickering, a
mother of three who was diagnosed in
1993 with HIV — the virus that leads to
AIDS — which she contracted through a
blood transfusion during surgery in 1982.
"Knowing what we know from the
testimony at the (Krever) inquiry there
were a lot of bad decisions. I think
(blood) donations are down because peo-
ple are disgusted with the Red Cross.
They have never apologized. Hopefully a
new board with consumer input and
input from experts in the blood field will
go much further to make (the blood sup-
ply) safe'.
"I'm glad they're not going to have
the control they have now;" says Bill Fry,
executive director of the John Howard
Society in Oshawa. Mr. Fry's wife,
Suzanne, now 49, received HIV -tainted
blood during emergency surgery in 1988.
"Personally I'd like to see (the Red
Cross) right out of it. As far as the blood
situation is concerned it's been disas-
trous. They have not been helpful, they
have not responded, there has not been an
apology. They've tried to hide every-
thing."
Mr. Fry and Mrs. Kampf also wel-
come the decision by the provincial min-
isters of health to extend eligibility for
their compensation package for HIV vic-
tims. Before, only those who waived the
right to sue the Province and the Red
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slips into coma
after standoff
PICKERING — A man
who relxtrtedly attacked two
women with a knife while
apparently high on crack
Cocaine slipped into a drug-
induccd coma following his
arrest after a two-hour stand-
off with cops here late Thurs-
day, police say.
Tactical Support Unit offi-
cers used pepper spray to sub-
due the suspect at a Howell
Crescent home after two
women were cut earlier with a
'knife, Durham Regional
Police report.
Officers were initially
called to the residence around
5 a.m. after a man became
violent and held a knife to the
throats of both his mother and
fiancee, police say.
The victims told police the
man, believed to be high at the
Lime, was throwing items in
the residence and threatened
to kill them if they phoned
cops, Staff Sergeant Sandy
Ryrie says.
He says the suspect fled
from the home before police
arrived, but returned around
supper time and again assault-
ed his mother.
The TSU was called to the
residence arour:d 8 p.m. and,
using pepper spray to control
him, took the suspect into cus-
tody just after 10:30 p.m.,
Staff Sergeant Al Graham, of
25 Division, says.
He says the suspect's
mother was taken to Ajax -
Pickering General Hospital
aficr she suffered a nick on her
neck from the knife. while his
fiancee was cut on the hand.
Thr suspect was charged
with assault with a weapon,
possession of a dangerous
weapon, unlawful confinc-
ment and threatening death.
He was taken to Ajax hos-
pital and later transferred to
North York General Hospital,
where he slipped into a coma
late Thursday. Staff S_t. Gra-
ham says.
As of press time. his condi-
tion had not changed, police
say. -
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Pickering gas bar attendant bound,
roughed up in her second heist
PIC'Kf:RIN(1 --A female attendant at a Pick-
ering pis bar ++as roughed up and tied up during
an early murnine heist Thursdav, which %%as the
victim's second holdup ordeal, police sad'.
Durham Regional Police report the clerk at
the Petro Canada SerN icc Station, at 555 Whites
Rd.,+as taking the garbage out ,just
before 4 a.m. ++hen two goons jumped
her from behind and knocked her to
the ground.
Thc+ then forced her hack into the
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Attcr the robbers fled, the clerk,
++ho suffered scratches and bruises to
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BY CHRISTY CHASE
SMOAl _lT)'rIlIE- NEWS ADVERTISER
A
DURHM — The Durham Board of Education has been
asked to teach a thing or two to other school boards after being
named the best education system in the world.
Public school board officials, who picked up the prestigious
Carl Bertelsmann Foundation Award in Gutersloh, Germany
Thursday, have been invited to visit other countries to �,harc
their successful approach to education.
In a telephone interview from Ger-
many Friday, hoard chairman Audrey
MacLean said other boards from around
the world are interested in exchanging
Ideas.
"There's no other system like this in i
Germany or the other countries (among
those nominated for the award):' she said.
Representatives of other schtx)l boards
gathered in Germany for the awards cere-
mony were curious about the role of
trustees since other countries don't have Audrey
elected representatives of the community MacLean
in charge of education, she said.
Ms. MacLean, board education director Grant Yco, superin-
tendent Doug Wilson, senior staff development co-ordinator
Norm Green and Sinclair Secondary School principal Kaye
Egan spent about a week in Germany, visiting schtx)ls and con-
ferring with officials from Scotland, the Netherlands, Norway.
Hungary. Switzerland and New Zealand — the other education
systems nominated.
"We look forward to maintaining long-lasting tics with each
of them:' Ms. MacLean said in her acceptance speech.
Meanwhile, the Durham representatives were to return home
Sunday, with the award which brings with it close to
to be put toward learning programs.
"It's just so exciting;' Ms. Maclean said, adding news of the
award has been prominently featured in the German media.
"It's really amazing to see your picture in a German news-
paper. It doesn't get much better than this"
She added she was nervous when she accepted the award
and made her speech. She said she didn't knew for sure Durham
had won until just before the event although she had her suspi-
cions.
'There were all sorts of rumors.
Everyone else was saying we're the win-
ners:'
TI -K- award goes to the Durham board
and a representative schcx)I, in this case
Sinclair Secondary in Whitby. But Ms.
Maclean said the award really reflects
the excellence in education throughout
Ontario and Canada.
The board was the only North Amer-
ica education system nominated for the
award.
During a telephone press conference
Thursday, Mr. Yeo said the beard plans
to take the: award to every municipality.
He said he wants all staff, students, par -
ems and members of the: community to
Clarification
DURHAM — A story in
Wednesday's News Advertiser on
workfare in Durham Region
referred to able-bodied welfare
recipients being plated in jobs or
volunteer positions to earn their
cheques.
Durham's workfare plan would
see welfare recipients who can't
find regular jobs placed with com-
munity non-profit agencies per-
forming tasks normally done by
volunteers.
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Local HIV victims laud new federal blood agency
FROM PAGE 1 who up until this point had lawsuits but just ical of the governments for their decision this
Cross, among others. by March of 1994 could saw their lawsuits as a black hole eating their week to not provide compensation for people
collect compensation of $22,000 upon signing savings, not knowing whether they were going who contracted hepatitis C from blood and
up and $30,000 annually for the gest of their to live to see their day in court this will be a blood products because, the ministers said,
lives, with death benefits available to their faro- great relief to them. They can have some peace there are good treatments available for it. Mr.
ilies. Many were involved in lawsuits when the of mind and some income" Fry describes the decision as "uncon-
compensation offer was made and were reluc- Mrs. Kampf says she is still quite healthy scionable". Mrs. Kampf notes hepatitis C is
tant to give them up at such an early stage. herself and has not developed AIDS symp- "terribly debilitating" and maintains health
Now, any HIV victim not involved in a lawsuit toms, but at 45 she has had to take early retire- ministers were given "lots of misinformation"
will be eligible for the compensation package. ment from nursing to avoid the stress that about it. She says an estimated 12,000 Canadi-
Mrs. Kampf is among about 45 people might help bring on the disease. The compen- ans became infected with the disease during a
infected with HIV who will now be eligible for sation will help make up for some of the period when Canadian blood authorities chose
compensation — along with the estates of income she has lost, and for people with symp- to do further study on a test for the virus
about 50 deceased HIV victims. toms, it will help pay for medical costs, includ- already used in the U.S.
The Provinces "saw in retrospect how ing some extremely expensive drugs not paid Mn. Kampf adds, however, that she and her
unfair it was to have a deadline — sign or die, for by the Province. husband, members of the HIV support group
basically." says Mrs. Kampf. "(For) people Both Mrs. Kampf and Mr. Fry are also crit- she belongs to and representatives of a group
Not enough being done for tainted blood victims: MP
AJAX-PICKERING — The federal and provm- takes already made in connection with HIV.
tial governments have not done enough to deal with '"There are 12,000 or more people out there walk-
blood-bome viruses such as HIV and hepatitis C, mg around with hepatitis C who may not know they.
says Ontario Riding MP Dan McTeague. have the disease and who may
pass it on to other
In other countries like Japan and France, (offi- people. We have an unfolding tragedy of which the
cials) are being thrown in jail for passing on tainted magnitude is probably greater than with AIDS and
blood" says Mr. McTeague. we have made no attempt to redress or remedy it"
He feels the derision last week by ministers of He will push his own Liberal govenunent to take
health to create a new- federal blood agency is a step more constructive action on hepatitis C.
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United Wayneeds loo l hero s help 1 in neighbors
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BY CHRISTY CHASE Arthurs and Ajax Mayor Steve and industries enjoyed a barbecue Industries Mason Windows include a kickoff dinner/dance wi
SPECIAL To niE NEWS ADVERTISER
AJAX-PICKERING — The
United Way of Ajax -Pickering is
offering you a chance to be a local
hero.
The organization kicked off its
1996 campaign Thursday night and
is looking to Ajax and Pickering res-
idents to help more than 39,(XX) of
their neighbors in the next year.
"The cIforts of the agency help
one in three of our neighbors;" cam-
paign chairman Sherry Robinson
said at the kick-off at McLean Com-
munity Centre in Ajax.
"We fund 29 agencies. Without
our help at the United Way, those
agencies can't do their jobs"
The United Way is hoping to raise
$ 1.0130X) in this campaign to help
people through organizations such as
Distress Centre Durham, Unem-
ployed Help Centre, Community
Care, YMCA Durham Region, Big
Sisters and Big Brothers.
Ms. Robinson urges everyone to
donate to the campaign.
"Any amount is important to the
United Wav"
She added Ajax and Pickering
residents who work in other mumci-
p:Jities can direct pari or all of their
contributions through payroll pro-
grams to the United Way here.
Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs
said it's imlxMant for local residents
to give to the United Way, especially
when government funding for many
programs is shrinking.
'17he needs are ever increasing:'
Ontario Riding MP Dan
McTeague, who, along with Mr.
Parish, took part in an Olympic torch
run to start the kick-off,
said the work of campaign
volunteers and donations
to the United Way are
vital.
"It goes without saying v.
that volunteerism is more
important than it ever has
been in the patit"
Government funding
may be reduced "but that
doesn't take away the hurt-
ing or our ability to
remove the hurting. I think
what (the campaign) says is we're a
very caring community:'
Close to I(X) volun-
teers put in an Olympic
effort to get the cam-
paign under way. Ten
teams of eight people
each took part in a vari-
ety of games, including
a tricycle race, shoe toss
and a three-legged race,
the latter with contes-
tants dressed in fire-
fighters' gear.
"This is a great
turnout:' Ms. Robinson
said, adding Paintplati
Inc. sponsored the
atter the games and saw the United
Way present awards to local
firms for their employee
campaigns last year.
The award winners: AEG
Sorting Systems; Ajax
Magnethermic Canada;
Automodular Assemblies
Inc.; Bayly Communica-
tions; Chart Indus-
tries Ltd.; Chrysler
Canada Ajax Trim
Plant; Costco; Fas-
son Canada Inc.:
Holmes and Brakcl
Ltd.: Hubbell Canada Inc.:
Lear Corporation; Lcnhr04
Sherry
Robinson
event.
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under way with a torch
run from Hw•v. 2 up
Westney Road to the
McLean Centre.
Volunteers from
police and fire services
and local businesses
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The cream rises
Creme de la creme de la creme. It sounds delicious, doesn't
it'! That's the illustrious label our very own public school
board earned from the prestigious Carl Bertelsmann
Foundation of Germany this past week.
The Durham Board of Education won the overall award for
excellence from the foundation; it stood out from a group of
the ver` best school systems in the world.
The Durham board has a lot to be pleased about. It has
developed a system that is now recognized as THE best in the
world. But in our rush to congratulate the board. let's not for -
ret the reservoir for all this excellence — the schools — and
the most important beneficiaries — the student_.
Sinclair Secondary in Whitbv was chosen as the region's
representative school. That is. its educauonal programs and
methods were examined up clone and personal by the founda-
tion and then assessed for their effectiveness. an actual film
crew came to the region to document the day-to-day goings-on
at the school. The crew also dropped in at another exemplary
Durham school. South Simcoe Public School in Oshawa, to
take some heritage. Whit the foundation found at Sinclair
Secondary and South Simcoe Public School was a strong part-
nership between the school and the community: parents. com-
munitv organizations and local businesses. They also found a
couple of schox)ls that have genuine faith in their students' abil-
ities. Part of the reason these schools are such tine educational
examples is because their board has allowed them the freedom
ovithin certain guidelines) to blossom and grow. But it is the
schools themselves that arc realizing their great potential.
The Durham Board of Education deserves a big pat on the
back, but the ,,-h(x)is also deserve a hefty helping of credit for
the outstanding quality of education in this region and a job
well done — every school day.
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In response to last Sunday's editorial on day
care, our readers said:
♦ " I have a day care in Pickering. There's some information in
here that's completely untrue pertaining to the salary of day
care workers in a commercial centre as opposed to a non-profit
centre. Right now, they are unequal because non-profit centres
are granted more money from the government which makes
the centres unequal in that they have exactly the same amount
of qualified people in both centres and yet the government is
centering out the ran -profit centres and giving them directly
more grant money. The proposal by Janet Ecker is going to put
us back on equal terms which is much fairer to everybody."
♦ " I would like to comment on the inadequate number of day
rare spaces available. If more people would live up to their
responsibilities of having the children and have one patent stay
at home with them, at least during the pre-school years, there
would be more than enough spaces available in day care for
those single pariahs who have no other option but to work.
Many would argue that a family can't survive without two
incomes. I stay at home with two small children, we're debt -
free except for two-thirds of our mortgage owing and we man-
age on little more than $30,000. How is it possible? We live
simply and our family, our children are our priority.,,
* "My goodness, the first editorial in the News Advertiser for
years that is unbiased and displays some intelligence. I think
your common sense is leaning to the left this time. Can it be
you recognize the mean spirit in the government at Queen's
Park when it hits you closer to home? Inlay start paying for
the News Advertiser again.
Cn
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FLACS
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v Letters to the editor
Letters a sad
commentary on
current politics
To the editor:
I read with great satisfaction your
recent published letters by D.G. Young:
"Gav rights and other fox)lishncss" and
another letter by Mamee Stern concern-
ing the questionable attitude: of MP Dan
McTcague.
Both letters are a sad review of our
Canadian political landscape today. To me.
a German immigrant, now a Canadian citi-
zen who loves this country and is very
grateful to it. these letters are an alarming
reminder of the tragic destruction of the
German Republic of Weimar.
I thank you for bringing this political
development to the attention of your
readers. Other leading Canadian newspa-
pers, respond accordingly.
F.X. Gregor,
Pickering
Rain doesn't
wash out great
day of softball
To the editor:
Last week, playing in the wind and
rain of the diminishing tropical storm
Fran, the four teams of the Ajax Girls
Mites Softball Division finished their
inaugural year:
Ahhough it was not the nicest day for
Dying baseball, the girls, coaches and
parents showed a determination to play
the game which makes softball the great
game it is in Ajax.
The improvement shown in all four
teams since the beginning of the year
was a pleasure to watch. Congratulations
to the team sponsored by the Ajax Men's
Slo-Pitch Association and their coaches
Brenda !Mulhall. Kelly Pierson, Kclly
Dccoste and their players for winning
their first year of -competition.
Congratulations to all the people
responsible for organizing and sponsor-
ing this division and to all the players
and parents for a great year.
A special nod to Scott Crawford for
making an appearance in the rain to con-
gratulate and hand out the trophies to
each and every player.
Glenn Tve,
Ajax
Let criminals
work for keep
To the editor:
It costs taxpayers $70,000 per year
to house each criminal. Let the criminals
work for their keep. It's time to get real
and stop the idiocy.
The majority want to reinstate capital
punishment for premeditated murder.
The Liberal bleeding hearts in Ottawa
have no regard for justice. Clifford
Olson is finishing studying law at tax-
payers'expense.
Fortner Prime Ministers Trudeau,
Mulroney, and now Jean Chretien and
Justice Minister Allan Rock, all so-called
lawyers, must be hiding something from
us. What is the problem here? They give
criminals the best free legal representa-
tion from the best criminal lawyers.
These lawyers would otherwise not get
paid. Is it to keep this insanity going at
the taxpayers' and victims' expense?
What is going on here?
Cons can clean up polluted water-
ways, cut grass beside roadways, and
grow vegetables for their food and to
replenish food banks. The less fortunate
would love to eat what criminals eat. I
say keep criminals busy as idleness
breeds more violence and discontent A
tolling stone gathers no moss. Hello out
there! Is anybody listening?
Herman Van DerVeen,
Oshawa
Steve
Houston
Opinion MP'LA
Crass and
Canadian
I can think of no other occasion
where I have disagreed so com-
pletely, so vehemently, with Ajax
Mavor Steve Parish.
Mr. Parish, as a councillor and,
later, as mayor, has always been
perfectly articulate, his views
always balanced, his words chosen
carefully.
Therefore, I was shocked this
week at statements he made at
Durham Regional Council over a
suggestion that Durham endorse
the idea of an oath of allegiance to
Canada's flag.
Mr. Parish suggests such an
oath smacks of ..cra,,s
Amer'canism" and that loyalty to
flag and country is "a personal
matter"
Indeed, loyalty is subjective and
-- in certain contexts -- intensely
personal. But loyalty and belief to
your country'' I
Where else but the institutions
which symbolize our collective
belief in democracy should we
pledge our support and hope for
our nation?
It was encouraging to see
Mayor Parish taken to task by
political colleagues for his state-
ments (democracy in action!), and
I must applaud Ajax Councillor
Roger Anderson for his retort:
"Call it rallying around the flag.
but it may be the only thing that
unites this country"
If embracing the maple leaf --
and all that it symbolizes -- is
crass Americanism then I'm a
Yankee Doodle Dandy.
For too long, Canadians have
mutely accepted their heritage,
while failing to take on the terrific
responsibility of actively shaping
their collective future.
I never felt more `Canadian'
than I did last fall when this news-
paper covered a local contingent of
rowdy rally -goers as they traipsed
through Montreal pledging support
for a united Canada prior to
Quebec's referendum on sover-
eignty.
That feeling, in spite of the
irony nipping at it, moved me more
than any Team Canada hockey vic-
tory.
I don't mind waving the flag.
I'll tell anyone who asks that I'm
Canadian and proud of it.
The flag? I believe in it as a uni-
fying symbol of our common
future more than I believe in the
vision of too many of our federa-
tion's `leaders'.
Call me crass. Call me foolish.
Call me CanaJian. -
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PAGE 8 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1996
Search and rescue an O.V.E.R.T. mission
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Dl R11ANt STAH
DURHAM -- 5 a.m. - Shane Harbinson
bolts out of bed after beins wakened by a bed-
side pager and alerted bN lx)licc.
5:45 a.m. - He and six volunteer unit lead-
ers arrive almost in unison at Durham
Regional Police headquarters in Oshawa for
bnefinL,:
An eight-year-old Oshawa Ix -)v who disap-
peared from his parents' home 16 hours earli-
er has still not been Ionated and police fear for
his safety.
7 a.m. - After beinG contacted by the unit
heads. a team of 20 hielik-trained men and
women put their evervdav lives and jot- on
hold and swing into action, searching fields,
parks. ravines and road\a%s in cast Oshawa
in the hope of finding the boy.
9 a.m. - A%'ith a small army of 35 volun-
teers and three tracking dogs now having
reported for duty, the search for the txn
broadens througixut the city.
That slice of real-life drama is typical in
the double Ines of 80 Durham residents, who
come from Pickering to Clarington to moon-
light without financial reward for the Ontario
Volunteer Search and Rescue Team
t OVERT).
While professional emergency wol-kers
such as police and firefighters account for 25
per cent of OVERTs volunteers, the vast
majority are average citizens with ordinary
jobs "who just want to give something back to
their community." says OVERT founder and
co-ordinator Shane Harbinson, a full-time
first-aid instructor who began laying the
Groundwork for the aeencv in 1990.
"You narre it and we've got 'em. School
custodians. executives, security guards, Gen-
eral Motors workers, carsalesmen, retail store
managers, husband -and -wife teams. People
from just about all walks of life are with us."
The seeds for the community-based ser-
vice were planted in the wake of the painstak-
ing search for Julie Ann Stanton — the mur-
dered Pickering teen who went missing six
years ago and whose remains were only
found this summer near Pontypool.
Mr. Harbinson, then 21, had just arrived
home from a two-year military stint in the
Ontario Regiment infantry, stationed at the
Canadian Forces Base in Gagetown, New
Brunswick.
Following his participation in the Stanton
search, he approached local law authorities
with the concept of a volunteer organization
to provide additional assistance to police in
missing person searches in Durham Region.
While cautious initially, police greeted the
idea with interest.
After "6,000 hours of researching" organi-
zations scrods North America, and having
enlisted several interested parties along the
way, Mr. Harbinson in 1994 developed a
traiiniing plan to meet recognized Level One
search and rescue standards.
That same year, OVERT was incorporated
as a non-profit agency and a recruitment blitz
was launched.
.When we initially started it up, we got a
kt of input from emergency services in the
region, like police, fire departments and
ambulance services. We wanted to set it up
Shane Harbinson leads a volunteer squad of highly trained search and rescue
members who are put to work regularly in Durham Region. The Durham branch
of the Ontario Volunteer Search and Rescue Team provides much-needed exper-
tise and assistance to agencies such as Durham Regional Police. The seeds for
the Durham OVERT squad were sown with the disappearance and extensive
search in 1990 for Pickering teen Julie Ann Stanton. Her remains were found this
year.
exactly as they would if they were doing it,"
Mr. Harbinson says.
By 1994, through word of mouth and
media exposure, about 30 volunteers were
accepted after passing a screening process
and training course.
This year, after more than a half decade of
preparations, the now 80 -member search and
rescue team was finally thrown into action.
OVERT has been deployed by Durham police
in five missing person searches so far in 1996.
The volunteers' first mission, a wintertime
search for a Pickering man who left his home
and never returned, offered a cold dose of
reality for those who joined the agency think-
ing it was a "social club".
Temperatures that blustery January day
dipped to minus 30, "minus 40 with the wind
chill," Mr. Harbinson recalls with a descrip-
tive shiver. "Il he biggest concem was fatigue
and hypothermia, but even in weather like
that, the people gave it their all."
The missing man's body was eventually
found in Duffins Creek in the spring.
Extreme weather conditions again provid-
ed a test in OVERTs fourth search in June for
a motorcyclist who had mysteriously van-
ished after skidding out of control near the
General Motors south Oshawa plant.
OVERTs six commanders, who head up
four specialized units, were called out to a
swamp area in south Oshawa just after 3 am.
to search for the biker, last seen stumbling off
into the bushes. (He had in fact wandered off
to a nearby friend's house and appeared later
that morning at police headquarters.)
"It was hot, the mosquitoes were the size
of a hand, you pretty much needed air traffic
controllers out there, it was raining all day
and there was no breeze at all.
"We've gone from one extreme to anoth-
er," says Mr. Harbinson.
OVERT was also involved in the May
search for a 64 -year-old Oshawa man (whose
body was found in a wooded area by a unit of
volunteers about one mile from his home);
Canada Day searches for missing children at
()shawa's waterfront; as well as the search
wu weeks ago for an eight-year-old Oshawa
',0\, who was eventually located at a family
;ncmfxr's residence, where he had spent the
ni ght.
Durham police heap praise on the volun-
teers and say OVERT has saved the force
anmeasurable costs. "They are able to have
30 trained searchers and rescue personnel out
u ]thin one hour of a call. For us to muster up
+0 ofliccrs is very, very difficult. It allows us
not to drain our resources," Staff Sergeant
Sandy Ryne explains. "These people put
aside their jobs for us at a moment's notice.
NA'c can't put 30 police officers out there for a
.carch, so you can't even begin to calculate
the costs they save the community."
Unlike police officers, OVERT members
undergo specialized search training, Staff Sgt.
Kyrie adds.
All OVERT volunteers are put through an
intensive training program established using
,:moria set by a U.S. search and rescue go%-
crnim' body (no such regulatory body exists
in Canada).
The 20 -hour course, broken down into
ri`,oht hours of field training and 12 hours in
the classroom, teaches volunteers search tech-
niques and missing person behavioral pat-
terns, used to help determine, based on one's
age. the most probable areas to target for a
.Larch.
"We are always straight with people from
the start that this isn't a picnic. A lot of hard
work goes into the organization. Searching is
eery methodical and very repetitive, tedious
work. It's not the most exciting thing in life,"
says Mr. Harbinson.
Volunteers, who must first go through a
screening process (up to half are rejected) and
then pass a final test at the course's end, are
also required to learn the strict protocol to be
followed when a missing person is found,
dead or alive, or possible evidence is recov-
ered.
"We approach everything as a crime scene;
we don't want to contaminate anything," Mr.
Harbinson explains. "It's not always pretty
work and heaven forbid when we find some-
one deceased, we have to be careful. That's
when the adrenalin starts to pump and the
heartbeat picks up. It can be very emotional,
so you have to know the protocol and be able
to just react on the spot."
Fran Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa,
Clarington and Port Perry, OVERT volunteers
come from wide-ranging backgrounds. But
they all share one common thread.
"Everyone is in this to give something
back to their community," Mr. Harbinson
says. "Most of these people have lived in
Durham Region all their lives and they want
to do something they feel is worthwhile to
help their community.
"What's really phenomenal is that not only
do these people give up their time, but they
are willing to miss a day's work and give up
their pay."
For now, what is said to be the only recog-
nized search and rescue agency in the Greater
Toronto Area, is a Durham -only service.
However, there are imminent plans to expand
OVERTs territory.
T,
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1996 -PAGE 9
Reflexology ... The Natural Healing Art
The ancient practice of
The technique is to apply gentle
zones which run through the length of
Reflexology has helped many people
pressure to the feet with specific
the body from head to toes.
discover relaxation and improvement
thumb, finger and hand techniques
Reflexology opens these blocked
in their circulation, all the while
without the use of oils, lotions, tools
energy pathways. All areas in the feet
promoting and maintaining good
or machines. This serves to relax
correspond to all major organs, glands
health.
pressure sensors on the feet (foot
and body parts. These areas on the
Reflexology, by definition, is a
stress) to interrupt stress patterns
feet are more sensitive and receptive
natural healing art based on the
between body parts (reflex stress) and
and are a part of the body's overall
principle that there are reflexes in the
to trigger a relaxation response
response to stress. Feet represent the
head, feet and hands that relate to all
throughout the body (body stress).
whole body (mini -map).
parts of the body, i.e. the lungs, liver
Karen Anderson, a part-time
A certified Reflexologist can
and head.
certified Reflexologist who runs a
become aware of the stress the body
In ancient times. the Chinese,
clinic out of her home, says
is adapting to by observable cues such
Japanese, the Indians, Russians and
reflexology works well with children
as puffiness, soreness or hardness in
Egyptians all worked on their feet to
as it serves to promote relaxation, as
the feet. By applying gentle pressure
promote good health. The same
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to these areas produces relaxation,
techniques are used today, but it has
circulation problems. The soothing
increased circulation and an
been developed into a scientific
qualities of the ancient an do tend to
interruption of the stressed areas.
method of improving circulation,
put some clients to sleep from time to
Certified Reflexologists do not
relaxation and helping to normalize a
time.
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"Some people do fall asleep when
specific medical conditions They
Reflexology is a gentle, safe, non-
they're having a treatment done:' says
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invasive and effective treatment based
Ms. Anderson who's operated her
means.
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Pickering Power under 11 boys just miss soccer tourney final
PICKERING — The Pickering Power
Deabreu both scored hat tricks while Joel
recorded the shutout
Absent for the toumey were Philippe Dabo,
Vallillee Digital Scanning under -11 rep boys'
Gopaul had a single. Ryan Vallillee, Johnny
Pickering won its third game 9-0 over
Maxi Lucero, Chris Mansell, Matthew Sinclair,
soccer team posted two wins and one loss at the
Koukidis, Emmanuel Emojong and guest play-
Maunee Express Challenge. Gopaul and Jonkc
Aaron Racioppa, Cody Purchase and Jamie
Bay Challenge Tournament in Ohio on the
ers Kayo Emojong and Mathew Wicks Lon-
netted hat tricks with singles to forwards Brent
Peters.
Labor Dav weekend.
mulled the midfield Strong defensive play by
Small, Vallillee and Deabreu.
The team is coached by Dave Innes, Shawn
Unfortunately, Pickering just misstA quali-
Trevor Innes, Chris Wilkinson and Deabreu
Pickering scored 17 goals in the tourna-
Vallillee and Andy Wilkinson and managed by
Eying for the championship final.
supported goalkeeper Adam Whitehead who
ment, while allowing just two.
Jo -Anne Jonke and Susan Vallillee.
Pickering
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Correction,
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A J A X
PICKERING
— A soccer
player %vas
incorrectly
identified in a I
Sept 1 l News i
Advertiser
photo of the
Central Soccer
League under -
l2 division j
playoff game in
Ajax last
Saanday.
Brandon
Gurley of the
Ajax " Warriors
Epson/MCA
under -12 boys'
rep was pic-
tured in a gone
against the
Oshawa Kicks.
The News
Advertiser
regrets the error.
A sports
story in the
Sept. 11 edition
reported Ajax's
Nigel Wilson
was three home
runs short of
tying the
BuI`& Bisons'
team record for
home nos in a
season.
However,
we've since
learned that
prior a being
called up so The
Cleveland
lndia(as, Wilson
did indeed tie
that made by
blasting his
30Th home rum
Of The season
for the Bisons
of the American
Association
league. He also
finished with 95
RBIs.
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AJAX-PICKERING - Area duf-
fers are needed for the Peter Clark
Memorial Golf
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Annandale Golf
and Country Club
Saturday, Sept.
21.
The golf tourney is
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in February.
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PICKERING -- Career Assistance
Resources for Employment (CARE)
and the Human Resources Develop-
ment Council (HRDC) present a
:cries of free workshops in Pickering
this month.
Rcsumc Preparation will he dis-
cus,,cd Tuesday. Sept. 17 at 1:30
p.m.: Developing Joh Leads Tues-
day, Sept. 24 at 1:30 p.m.: and Main-
taining Self -Esteem Monday, Sept.
10 at 1:30 p.m.
Other workshops to be scheduled
include Investigating Training
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CARE also offers introductory
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Courses are $10 for a morning or
afternoon session.
Classes are designed for people
ith little or no computer experi-
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the CARE office at 1400 Bayly St.,
['nit 12. Pickering.
For more information, call CARE:
at 120-4010.
County Town
singers
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DURHAM - The County
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members and will hold auditions
next week for new people inter-
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The audition is set for Wednes-
day, Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the
Whitby Seniors Centre, 801
Brock St.
The group is looking for all
voice ranges, especially tenors
and basses.
For more information, call
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ppingand Pickering
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Upcoming wedding
On Sept. 14,
Michelle John-
ston and Brian
Arnold cele-
brated the first
anniversary of
their engage-
ment. They'll be
married on
March 1, 1997
at St.
Bernadette's
Church. Con-
gratulations
from Jim and
Jaci Johnston
of Ajax, Mike
and Paddee Jo Arnold of Pickering, and their many rel-
atives and friends.
Birthday
Birthday greet- - -�
ings to Jason
Scantlebury
who'll turn six
on Sept. 22.
Wishing the big
guy all the best
are mom, dad,
big brother
Jamaal and all
his relatives.
Jason will celebrate his special day
with a party at home with family
and friends. His family says. "Love
you. Jason".
Graduation I
Sarah Squire graduated from Trent
University in the spring with a
Bachelor of Science degree. Sarah
is now enrolled in teacher's college
at Nipissing University in North
Bay. Congratulations and best wish-
es from Mom, Dad and siblings
Christine, Fred and Garett.
Birthday
Brittany
White -
horn cele-
brates her
first birth-
day on
Sept. 21.
Attending
her will Abe
great-
grandpar-
e n t s ,
grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins
and friends. Mom and Dad say,
"Princess, mommy and daddy wish
you a very happy fust birthday filled
with lots of hugs and kisses. We love
you!" Big brodtier Kyle and Gram -
ma and Grampa Syvret wish their
little cutie a very happy birthday.
Collin and Michael also send along
birthday kisses.
.........
Wedding Birthday
Patricia
Robin Benns,
daughter of Eric
and Diane Benns
of Port Perry, and
r' "
Michael William
Heggie, son of
Don and Shirley
.r.
Heggie of Picker-
ing, were united ;*—
in marriage in a F
candlelight ser-
vice at the Scugog
Community Cen-
tre Aug. 10. A
total of 200 guests
attended the wed-
ding and the
reception, also
held at the Scugog
ce n tre.
Birthday
R o b e r t
Coghlan reach-
es double digits
on Sept. 23.
Happy 10th
birthday wishes
from mom,
dad, Carolyn
and William..
Birthday
Wedding
Congratulations to Shel-
ley -Lynn Firlotte and
Paul Peterson who will
exchange wedding vows
aboard The Northern Spir-
it on Toronto's Harborfront
Saturday, Sept. 21. Shelley
is the only daughter of
Angela and Sheldon F ir-
lotte of Pickering Village
and Paul is the youngest
son of Lidjia and Rudi
Peterson of Toronto.
Their families wish them
joy and happiness and lot
of sunshine on their wed-
ding day.
Birthday
Look out
world,
E r i n
Giraudy
becomes
a teenager
on Sept.
16. Happy
1 3 t h
birthday
f r o In
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A a n ,
Nana, arat Pat and Lou. P.S. Go
and look behind your dresser
Birthday
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17, Kelsey!" Also
wishing Kelsev
James a happy birth-
dav are mommy and
daddy.
Anniversary
Birthday
A family l�l
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"Happy birth-
day to our lit-
tle princess,
Laura Anne
Pagniello,
who's cele-
brating her
first birthday
on Sept. 12.
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
JOHN MARTIN AT (905) 430.8878
(. D-1 North Star Ski School
889 Westney Rd. S.
(at Monarch)
2nd Floor, Unit 205, Ajax
• Jazz Dance Fitness That's Fun! • Exceptional Customer Service
• Flexible "Pay As You Go" Passes • Kids (Jr. Jazzercise) Programs
• Morning & Evening Classes with Childcare
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Excellent opportunity available for a hard-work-
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430-2204
FIBERGLASS
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Whitby based fabricator requires
experienced
laminators (1 year minimum).
Applications available at -
1605 Mciwn Draw/
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up t,, $12.01/hour
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evenings available. flexible hours '
Represent Canada'.N Icaduig Protc.,iunal and Educational
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spoken and have excellent people skills we are ujlljng to
train you as an inside sales representative. Bilingualism a
plus.
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Direct 4 Publishing
Record Tools Inc, a leader In the field of
quality hand and power tools, currently off-
ers thee following employment opportunity:
CUSTOMER SERVICE / TECHNICAL
REPRESENTATIVE
Responsibilities Include processing cus-
tomer orders by telephone, fax and mall,
advising customer of pricing, ship dates
and other information, processing credit
notes and invoicing. Duties also include
handling technical troubleshooting calls on
our expanding line of power tools. Candi-
dates must possess previous order desk
expenence in a computenzed environment
along with excellent customer service skills
and a professional telephone manner. In-
side sales experience with an industrial dis-
tributor would be an asset.
Applicants are asked to submit a resume in
confidence along with expected
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1920 Clem Rd.
Pickering, Ontario L1 W 3V6
Fax;. 905428-7555
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experience needed. Cal
(905)761-5941.
des (day -trips)
paykV .29 -.30
US Teams (5 on12 off)
paying .35 -.40
steady work
new equipmeril
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pad weekly
Must have 2yrs.
Clean
a police clearance
Call Jeff
at Canstaff
905433-3867
AZ DRIVERS required
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US Experience. Flatbed
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package. Please cal!
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Pontypool, Ontario 1-800-
263-3719.
AZ ORIVERS, CDNIUSA
transport company. 2 yrs
axp., clean abstract. RCMP
clearance. 1-800-724-
5917.
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Clean abstract. Call Donna
(905) 619-0581 after spm
or fax resume (905) 619-
1287.
BEAUTY SALON re-
quires part -tame Licensed
Styl st for and Ajax/Osha-
wa Salary/Commission.
Call Rita 619.8839.
BROKER DELIVERY
DRIVERS
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positions available tulll
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pm Sept 16.2020 Posi-
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keters wanted Options in-
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RENOVATIONS INC.
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since 1975
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RENOVATIONS
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MAGICIAN, clown friends,
years
experience. re-
ready to entertain for any
stretching,
our speciality,
age, any occasion. Birth.
Free estimates. 0 a N
days, promotions, open -
Duncan.
9871799 or 987-
ings. fund raisers Magic
1800
T.E. Home Improvements
shows are fun' Lettuce
Specializing in roohng. Sid.
special. starting at $99 and
-elp. 839-7057 or 728-
��Cleainin
window 6 doors Please
8334 or 683-1171
call Tom 579-3760 Nave
PART TIME home busi-
RABBITwants work doing
25 NO seting —A"'red. RQ-
Superior Sa1BS abii-
magic for children's parties
call 905-430.3156
insured. Free estimates.
and all occassions. Have
well colour. 905-430-
liable vehicle rhecassary.
iffy own magician Call Er -
TMS PAINTING
dt DECOR
Intend 3 Exterior
European Workmanship
Fast, dean.
reliable service
420-0081
floors. doors a windows.
dscanb Free estimates
guaranteed and reliable
• Moving 8
call Warier
• Storage
(905)428-21as
Shia salon. Must have pro-
walls and steps. Interlock
SIGON Cons::_.:..i,,. L:d
AJAX Moving Systems - tug
serving Durham Region for
services, moves. applance
19 yrs Additions. sundaois
and piano specialists Flat
Patio doors, wnndows. red
ate or hourly We now
'OomS, flagstone free est,
have heated storage units
^lues 905-576-5760
Now offering free boxes
T.E. Home Improvements
with move Park and load
Specializing in roohng. Sid.
special. starting at $99 and
ng, soffit *awes trough
up Call for information.
window 6 doors Please
725-0005 or 427-0005
call Tom 579-3760 Nave
PART TIME home busi-
message
re'Wlandyman
MOUNTAIN
MOVING SYSTEMS
We will ^,ove arr.n ng
Commercial
anywhere
residential
Packagng storage and boxes
SINGLE MAID
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insured & RoruJed
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CEDAR trees for hedging,
wholesale: prices, fresh dug
8 delivered Call 1-(613)
alter needed DUCTWORK installed, avaiubis Sonia 8 mic "Win 472-3896 9644 aper 1030 am moved relocated Excellent
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tart required Mon -Fri trostabic air cleaners, hu -
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May be required to work Call Paul 428-0295.
extra hours as needed. EUROPEAN ale special -
Must be flexible, depend- st, will renovate your badh-
able, able to perform more room, or kitchen wails. as
than one task at a time. No well as floor tiles Good ref -
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assemble o r rod Ct ed Please tax resume to guaranteed. For free esti-
Hie 668-4932
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ousiness') Let Amberlea
Business Services handle
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.,),vice for both computer -
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Free estimates, seniors
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moves Appliances moved, • I Galdltng 6 en • , Gardening &
alsoU p u s. hours (FT/PT) Modem plates call D Dykstra 725- able. storaCom�parablee rates
• Landscaping Larndseapfn9
pl
Easy work. NoW5-43req 4913 Chimney
req d. Call Call 432-2850.
216 6332,'of experience necessary. •
For FREE details send 1 a0d8316962 GARAGE Door/Opener re- • 1 6 Syms MEN with large truck will TREE MAINTENANCE dr REMOVA
CIVISS.A.S.E. to RETA L pairs broken springs• ca- do hauehold moves. rm- Also tree stump removal.
HOUSEKEEPER I NAN- NA R Wes. rollers. openers in- dential. commercial. Al Landscaping -Frear EEstimatias-
FIVe Star Ell: NY required. Live out. Car stalled $49. New doors/ AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS types d moves. Call Cart or
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opener,
QUALITY DOOR SERVIC-
571-0755
patios, driveways• retaining
work, all types, no strip. req-
Shia salon. Must have pro-
walls and steps. Interlock
or 416 327-5387 dye.
1-Sgg_491.6600
repairs and calling Call
ing installed. only $25. NO
IIICHALSKI MOVING
houses, aPartintents, onxxm
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MOVERS - Move big or
GENERAL CARPEN-
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small, we price mem all!
appliances and piano spa-
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DO YOU have a small
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your bookkeeping and
word processing needs We
_ •ov,de quick and efficient
.,),vice for both computer -
_ed and manual systems
x11905-831-1642
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Ajax
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Dept. is open
for your con-
venience
every Sat.
9:30 to 3:00.
To Place Your
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Please Call
Free estimates, seniors
discount, short notice
moves Appliances moved, • I Galdltng 6 en • , Gardening &
alsoU p u s. hours (FT/PT) Modem plates call D Dykstra 725- able. storaCom�parablee rates
• Landscaping Larndseapfn9
pl
Easy work. NoW5-43req 4913 Chimney
req d. Call Call 432-2850.
216 6332,'of experience necessary. •
For FREE details send 1 a0d8316962 GARAGE Door/Opener re- • 1 6 Syms MEN with large truck will TREE MAINTENANCE dr REMOVA
CIVISS.A.S.E. to RETA L pairs broken springs• ca- do hauehold moves. rm- Also tree stump removal.
HOUSEKEEPER I NAN- NA R Wes. rollers. openers in- dential. commercial. Al Landscaping -Frear EEstimatias-
FIVe Star Ell: NY required. Live out. Car stalled $49. New doors/ AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS types d moves. Call Cart or
Illi LIMrp001 Rd StiM213 - ch
Fashion 1 41s 336-0073 earl aav 831
a must. Pickering area 0rwpe-70sS
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(905)420-4390 evenings
(905)420-4390
denim wearCutin
opener,
QUALITY DOOR SERVIC-
Scial chimney cleanup
as k1w as $59 . Pest screw-
Jane 127-2856.
work, all types, no strip. req-
Shia salon. Must have pro-
HAMStyliwanted for es-
or 416 327-5387 dye.
seeks a sales-dfiverl
ES.
ing installed. only $25. NO
IIICHALSKI MOVING
houses, aPartintents, onxxm
guaranteed. We place peo-
tablished downtown Whitby
salon. Experienced
IIIA -LEE ENTERPRISES 3
Store Manager for
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•
w,ith
clientele, salary + cWnmS_
people to be fired by Sept.
our Oshawa store.
additions, basements.
696-7741.
clalists. and mid-
month discouril Licensed.
quick learners . AN appliac-
PART TIME home busi-
cions. Knowledge of Gold-
25 NO seting —A"'red. RQ-
Superior Sa1BS abii-
decks. trim work, door in-
call 905-430.3156
insured. Free estimates.
at entry levet. cal Marsha
well colour. 905-430-
liable vehicle rhecassary.
and
stallatia,. baseboards,
. Roo
1
Excellent service. cal 436'FALL
SPECIAL
6996.
Excelent opportunity for
shads, rod repairs. (905)
•
7795.
mate at home while kids
sltils eswitial. Muni-
6,9.4930 Bit Jr.
POOL CLOSING
HAIRSTYLIST required
fill ti Clientele
at school. ria interview calf
Gord 721-9679
mum 3 years man-
J.S.ARMSTRONG
—
A i C ROOFING, shin-
$185
DUIINAM area
Of part me. a NIC. Sp•aalaing gf1flfl al types d mots. new &APWPWM +GST
expen- required. Phone. Strands ' in custom homes, additions,
enc• warehouse worker OFFICE PERSON need- benefits. Call 416• and obi Workmanship
renovations,m
ret rooms and Cron lI•V•r•
(mMemal.ale) S7.00/hour. ed lex approxi 20 hr apartments. Res -
per 498-6601 ext. 360 basement Guaranteed, Free esti- Bargain rates, homes, INCLUDES:
SaM1y anws. must read a HAKUNA-YATATA week. Flexile Hours. Pick- or tax 416-494- idennal and commercial. mates. call Andrew at offices, am., Etc. CHEMICALS (SHOCK AND ALGICIDE)
writ engfth. APPfY u per- Problem free, debt free. Bring south area. Fax re- Serving Durham Region lex (965) 428-8704. Piano moving. LIGHT VACUUMING
son orgy Saps. 16. 17. 18. guaranteed cash, Call - some to 416286.5217. 8467. over 15 yrs. Free carsulta- Padring available. LOWER WATER LEVEL
9am -spm. 40 ora kingaton Opportunities 905-434. tion. Call Jeff 905-42•- • • Plumbing 423-0239 WINTERIZE LINES
Rid. Style 228• yVax- 2106. Toll free 1.888-877- MOVIE PEOPLE, Torch. STYLIST, Experienced 5706• • 1 g 2x6-5513 DRAIN PUMP
1161 to's fastest growing agency male m
or female, motivated , FILTER AND HEATER
EARN Sa27.06/WEEK
seeks extras for film and TV
stylist required bar progres-
from homN Light assemblY,
HARD WORKING, sports
work, all types, no strip. req-
Shia salon. Must have pro-
clerical and sewing
minded people needed im-
Earn E7-S22.80fhr. Work
klssionalism, creativity, and
(416)812-6891. Earn S500r
medoey for Fall a Winter
guaranteed. We place peo-
a committed attitude. We
week from home complet-
line up of clientele for east
ple on movie sets every
offer incentve packages,
Ing book surveys for Pub-
end advertising company
day. Call Jonathan (416)
upgrading education and
lishrs. (416) 812.6882
Advancement available for
961.2226.
pr Isonal friendly at -
code 6.
quick learners . AN appliac-
PART TIME home busi-
mosphere bar your clientele
ants must be w&V to start
ness. Choose your own
call 905-430.3156
call now 434.3976.
at entry levet. cal Marsha
hours and Income Call to-
BOS.839.7285.
day (905) 436-0852
REMOVE LADDER AND BOARD
ALVIN SAMEDAY
Flooring,plumber;
COVER POOL
PLUMBING licensed
no job too small.
EM
Carpeting
To BOOK YOUR DATE CALL:
job '°° big.
JIM AT (905) 665-9006
R a esti-
Renovation. Free esti-
CARPET 8 VINYL SALES
mates, great prices. guar-
anteed lowest. 905-725-
and/or Installations. Re -
2507 or 1-WO.340-0058
stretches and repairs. For
10
'
'
the most affordable rates
I I
call now 434.3976.
I
GeneralGeneral
Help 1 Help
DURHAM LOCATION
Highly motivated, well organized person
responsible for complete set of books. Must have
solid background,in all phases of
Accounting. Computer proficiency required
Submit comprehensive resume in confidence to.
Jane MacGregor, Accounting Co -Ordinator
Shoppers Drug Mart
225 Yorkland Blvd.Willowdale,Ont.
M2J 4Y7
Fax: (416) 490.2895 No phone calls please.
preference will be given to 3rd or 4th level C.G A
or C.M.A. Applicants.
THE PICKERING SWIM CLUB
Requires a Coach for its
non-competeive swim program.
Requirements:
Lifeguard qualifications,
Teaching Experience,
Good people skills,
Level 1 coaching Certificate
an asset.
Sept. Start date.
Contact Wayne Allen: 905-686-0441
TORONTO STAR
Pe,uires enthusiastic, outgoing ADULTS
ntroduce our special offer dlscourt :n
D. -nam.
;r commitment of 12 hrs. per wk +SSS$.
Pie provide exclusive territories. TRAIN-
ING GUARANTEE clus bonus. monthly
ac-ievement Incentives.
•Good communication skills required
.Door to door sales experience an asset
*transportation required
If you're a "CLOSER"
Call 686-2292
WANTED:
Retail pmtessional for tuli-time
employment with 3-5 years retail
experience. Background to cosmetics
a definite asset. Compensation based
on experience. We are a compam
that cares about our employees,
our customers, our community and
the environment.
Apply in person with a resume to
13• Id &13-0 P
A&,. ar N. r. r I..�. .r,..,
Thr Pickering Town Centre
TEACHERS- Cernhed
-^•a' c Malt a Saente
eachers required for -A-
file Extra Hefp-Tutonng
Service $15/hr Fax re-
sume to 668-3365
WAITRESSES and bar -
'enders wanted Experi-
ence
xpertence preferred Radk'em
Up Billiards. Ajax 619 -
WI
PART TOE short order
cook required for busy res-
taurant. Call for interview
72t'-8665
WANTED imrnediatNy, 10
�e experience rtee-
essant. hal fele tours. own
vehicle required. Cant 905-
665-'9034 Mori -Fri.
WANTED: 19 people to
Iola tie to 30 pounds by
Hallowelan. AN natural.
dolor recarrnWKind. Ask
how! Cap too fry 1-800-
881.6782.
1 office
Help
'EXPERIENCED recep-
b0nisUboogyper, for snap
aAtex nla1Ca, fompulsr tilar-
0 42474 oW 4pn only
r nmW to 95
Chambers Dr 05, Aim LIZ
t E2.'
RECORD COMMNY
Seeks Jr. Sales Rep. o
service accounts in the
Greater Toronto area Du-
ties also include tefernar-
keting Immediate opening
Sales and music ba(* -
ground an asset. Fax rs.
sumo to (905) 666-9205
ENTAL tPTIM
T For txarkham. Pah prey.
aft and everting hours,
or interview please Call
) 294-8383
Office
1 Help
IF you are roamed, single
single parent. separated or
divorced you may quality
for Financial Assistance
DIP/CERT programs avail-
able. Quark. Illustrator,
Photo Shop, Director.
Premier, Access. Accpac,
Autocad, C++, Visual Basic,
Unix, Novell Engineer,
Windows N.T.. Small Talk,
Power Pant, Word, Excel,
Durham Business Cornp t-
er College, 427-3010
SaleSaksHelp/ Saks Help/ Daycare
Agent Agent 1 Agent Available
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
required for our new sports product. Position available
3 days/week. Also able to handle print sales and dis-
tribution 2 days/week. Previous sales experience a
definite asset but not essential Aggressive & self -
motivating are qualities you will need to succeed in
this position.
Reply with resume to:
Retail Advertising Manager
Oshawa Whitby This Week
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 711_5
Aft: Sales Position
We offer a smoke-free equal -opportunity environment
PART TIME TELEMARKETER
required to promote retail sales features Previous
sales experience a definite asset.
Reply with resume to:
Retail Advertising Manager
Oshawa Whitby This Week
865 Farewell St.
Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 71_5
Aft: Telemarketing Position
We offer a smoke-free equal -opportunity environment
REQUIRED IMMEDIATEL-T
2 positions open.
Advertising Sales Rep.
1 entry level
1 experienced (min. 2 yrs)
Telephone Directory Sales ana layout
experience an asset.
If you are outgoing, highly motivated,
and have a positive attitude and are
dedicated to overall customer
satisfaction, we would like you to join
our winning team.
Existing and new accounts, training.
commissions and base pay.
Mail or fax resume to
Ajax / Pickering
News Advertiser
130 Commercial Ave., Ajax
Ontario, L1 S 2H5
Fax. # 619-9068
' Sales Helpi
Agent
AVO n
Fabulous
products In
store for you!!!
Seil now for
Christmas
Earn extra
SSCASHSS
CALL TODAY
PAULINE
NAULLS
427-4689
aTSaks Help) Skilled
Agent Im Help
Daycare
SHEET METAL ME 8 ' wanted
NEEDED
Highly motivated
Sales Person for
Durham Region.
Experience in
office equipment
sales an asset.
Fax. Resume
(905) 427-1339
MEMO C11911111113 ��watm
Morkham based insurance firm. Fklent
French and Engish ski■Ist PC aki■s
and experience in health claims ad-
justing a must Salary to 32K and ex-
fJeNeflt be�n�efa,tis�.
Fax Jackie at 4164HO-1824.
Sdolim Sk■eld
[of Hfllp 1 AyNMN Help
10 - 15 MATURE motiltfi
ed peo* needled for can -
Van" sales pror otions.
Pickering - Oshawa arse.
Vehicle required. 905-666-
1047 or t-600.575.8399.
ClImifled IkpL
open every
Ikon. to hi.
8.i0 a.m. - 8:10 p.fa.
Sak 9-30 - 3.41
Call 6834717
BRAKE OPERATOR, Re-
quired for small Fabrication
Shop wordrg in skurnnum
and stainless steel. Mini-
mum 5 years experience.
Must be able to do setup.
bend allowances and work
with mnnwm supervision.
Block fid. / Hwy. 401 area
of Pickering- Wages nego-
plible.ph. 905-4241044 or
Fax 905- 4241925 Atten-
tion Max.
INSTALLER required for
local Heating and Air Con-
ditioning Co. Minimum 5 ys.
exp. No apprentices. 905-
686-0017.
L.n ";Y - Cxprnrnce
'etroht for local heating and
WC company Minimum 5
yrs exp No apprentices
686-0017
LIVE-IN / OUT nanny
housekeepe for strong
willed ' 1 years old and 6
month baby Must be Iov.
ng. outgoing, conscien-
tious. non smoker October
1st P,dtenng 416-282.
2521
Complete daycare
program ,n sate.
happy, non-smoking
home Fenced yard.
playroom. outings, crafts.
wholesome mealy
snacks. school
transportation
Receipts
ALSO
French-speaking
Call Michele
619-0686/
KIDDIE :-A I F',F
,Hit-DCAPE - Our 3 yr
-, ds are learning to read
Soon they'll be reading
'^e,r parents a bedtime
S+ory.
it yourin Small p"
atedaycare situated in ex -
large home. educanona
-: mputer games. library
.sits dress -up- lots Of 4,r
and learning We even in.
'Jude body painting Cun-
ius'? Call Pauline at 433
'.71 • Affordable full rime
:Iacemon, and p,Ck ip
wadable
QUALITYne 'Jaycare
. •- , 3^ educanona
m-Iowng environment
..arge fenced yard play.
-ooms and lots of toys 11
/ears e.pe, erre, •esp,)n.
sable mcll-r non-smoker
=ill time daycare prd'".ng
'eCeipts and •efefend es
S75 and up Westney.
'tossiand 905-6834438
LOVING
..1�me 1a'; :a'a avail-
-- . ECE educatlon-
-, ther of one per -
s : realized preschool
cicurllim,
427.4725
YEARS
-rncr .:A ,a•e prov,oer and
tssrstant with E C E Whnes
90 3 ShepoaM ^rr
Invoker CPR. medical
�ackgr-nd, any age we,
:one -etwences. 'ecill
:alt 931-8087
RIP Firewood
ABSOLUTELY : rtj,
3E �' Apple Vapie Oak
3eech Low prices Free
rel,very serving Pick.,
1iax. vY^,tty. Os-a.va
DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-
474 -
FIREWOOD sea
.:tee•, 'S- so, 1 narw.00d
gaiting at SIBS.Cord Ca -1
wve 705-944 880' 7 p m
'• pm
FIREWOOD, Exceuent
.ua, "! ^a-dwood ,"xt,ar
anteed. extra Ong fully
seasoned. cut and spit
Honest meas,.,mmerif Free
Jekvery K;,z, Heat Fre-
wood 9C5 7532246
SKIDS a pa -e•s .
wov:-a'dwood d soft-
wood mixed pre cut or pro -
ker. delivery avauable
iarge a small loads Limited
time offer cat, ;905,430-
9013
Skilled JESkilled IM Skilled
:: Help Help Help
INDEPENDENT LEARNING SYSTEMS INC.
specializes in the research, design, develop-
ment, delivery A evaluation of technical training
programs.
ILS requires a DESIGNER/DEVELOPER for a
one year contrpict position.
QUALIFICATIONS required include certification
as an automotive technician with two years ex-
perience in training design and development.
RESPONSIBILITIES include development of in-
dividualized competency based training pro-
grams given objectives and manufacturers ma-
terials.
CANDIDATE will have excellent writing, commu-
nication, research and presentation skills. Com-
puter experience/knowledge with Lotus Suites
is required.
Send resume to ILS by Fax 613-836-3508 or
email ilsOmagi.com. Deadline September 27/
96
0
THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1996 -PAGE 21
Bargain
in, Comer
Articles Articles
1 For Sale 1 For Sale
ALASKAN Malamute. 2
W 0Ile 0 0 00 0= 0 0 0 0 0,
years old. Free to
home House 8 supplies
, HOW ARE WE DOING,
ppood
■
included Call Dan 683-
3907
■
TheThisvW/fv�,�,;W..s�A kew Dor~
■
BRAND NEW never used
■ 6�Yiwdtopaov+your Ol5tmers'Mhft best
NBA portable basketball
■ •r 99vm Ville y„p� •r�4•pm& � ��
�^��
■
.nit Elevator pole. water
.
'.,led base.sell in stores for
■ remonselD ft %EsIlortsbebw.
5300 + before taxes $250
,
501
■ 1. Was your call answered promptly?
Burgundy Velvet couch
■
3 live seat S500 Love seat
■
3 wing chair (cream bur-
■
g,ndv 8 green print $300
■
A green print 'dye seat a
Both 5350
■ 2 Did the Sales Representative offer friend)
p y.
�nav recline
Call (905) 839-2428
■ courteous service?
■
■
FITNESS MEMBERSHIP
■
Ir ' /ear at Premier
■
Health Club in Ajax $290
■
obo 905-831-674'
■
■
FREEZER i cu If good
■
S-10 obo 839
1113. Are you satisfied with the response to your
59;z
■ advertisement?
■
QUEEN sze box spring w;
fra^e Fx cond In plastic
■
■
As. ^g 565 686.8329
■
STORM DOOR white
■
f'a-e � .e; or• •;r dltior
'deal tr)r (Use. pa,cony or
■ 4. Suggestions or comments:
■
cottage Includes al, i,x
■
■
tures $75 Call 583 7935
■
WASHER DRYERRri E
■
', !ea-; .d excelent con.
■
■
d,tifr 5450.427-0987
n
■ tie Ar-ic i,Ke 'v near irjrr 'f(jV.
■
Articles
■
for Sale
■
■ If you prefer.
■
1.42 •a -at diamond rng
of r wide
■ please Contact Fred E sr -ort
■
yellow, gr,,d
'rank appraised aIN
■ at 576-9335. or 683-'; 7':
.11.9,r -rust sell. ask r,
5.45X, o 434 7225 lio Call
■ or fill out this Couper
■
ROCK BOTTOM DEALS
'
■ and mall to.
■
'owave star,:: j5,. TVs
'1
■
■
-or^ $25C C P 5 « •em
to from 5129 Gu,tar S2 5C
Classified Depanment
■
Jean snaoed diamond ring
■
S3'500 Apt sized wasrer
P.O. Box 481
■
dryer !tom S40C Fridge,
■
Stove sot s50c S+Z
865 Farewell St.
■
wee n(( ryyer x1 $3rY Mi
$3
■
-rp$50 We buy
Cno
■ Oshawa, Ontario
■
sell
and ell aimdstany erg
Shoo Cry phone Delivery
avaiiable. most Mems guar
LIH 7L5
■
anteed. ,ay -away -,-gram
■
.2 Simco• S: Oshawa
-)05.4
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'Y_-,,,, Sarts/aic iort S fy'e • L -3S -T -':Lr SUCe55 -
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2 PIECESn.ar Pepplar
ti m• as as M a a t a a
fat
-'a.- VI.11,-0ldured
CAPPE-S _ � .'EP _E;%
oas;e. ;teen a Berk •ose
r new stair !- .- ..
PI
Desi eenc 6 r•o^!ns
^ew ' fask rg S12X ooc
ease a(pe)s cr ^and. non al, araC^^efts aa�d
623 3' :,-
w,.l :ar•Jef 3 rooms. 5349 S2_'00 As.,g S JCC
,
P-ce relines :arper pre ties: ,ffer 725-395E am
o
S HORSEPOWER pu;
'nium pad expert r'stada- Dim
�r' >>..^,y j' JC
?,ori. last delivery --ee esti-
FOR SALE Pqo,
Pirelli rtes, slag wheelie
toes
mates 3C yards %C -an
4x9t• i �..--series $SOC
500
686 23'4
ask.ng $30C ox Maytag
' 363 32, ✓ ago 52000
dryer $25C 000 905 434
COMPUT - A SAVE _ Ca' ' C. 4= - 293C
625•'
-an. ware- s,,. a GAMES FOR RENT
7 PC sola Birds- Eyenw-
p,e nellobm Suite Cost
5-000 r '965 one or a
Mira' 53500 coo, oax an-
tique tape and 5 oar's
ouf1w excellent condition
S'50o obo professional
dratt,ng table $350 3 yr
>d Ingia waster S2'5
g,asstop table 4 chars
S'50 said pine !able4
benches S2'5. 3 coffee ta-
bes S25 - S, 5. wainut war-
drobe
ardrobe 5235. 2 solid wood
dressers, mirror $155 earn
dryer and apt stove $95
each. R V propane Iridge
5130 wall unit $110. 5 PC
bedroom supe $250 arm
chairs $35 each many
other items 697-3532
APT. CONTENTS many
antiques Everything must
go Out of country move
905-665-8262.
8 i W DARKROOM for
sale. Omega 0-22 wilarger.
numerous trays, tater temp
control pump, asking $.500.
Pius other accessories.
434-5098.
CARPET 3 roams, $299.
price includes 30 yards at
carpel pnan"unn pad . and
Installation. Custom blinds
also available at tow"
prices. Sat. 905-432-2750.
Carpet BrOIfM. 100%.
Nylon tiled. plush sten re-
sistant cwpat For 3 rooms,
orgy $369.00. Price in -
eludes 330 Sq• yds carpel
delis pad and mon
in your home. Free q}rota-
borl . in your home. No in-
terest, no payment for one
full year. Daniel, 1-800-
217-01D4.
Carpet M Disrbbutors,
12 months No payments,
No interest (OAC) 3 rooms
(300sq.1it.) installed with
deluxe ped from only 5399.
SW. on V-.Ceramc
and Hardwood Flowng
Free Shop At Home. 1 B00
663.6046.
For Sul
Full sure washer 8 dryer.
Gently used, works like newl
5500. or best offer.
:all Steve 0 639.6414
m•n' -.r d,hon as• -_ 'DIA -r ;ale 'AD, .:
$dam': Te eph0ne ;_ -able Cnexx
83'-634' 42' ;'24 B�00'. HCCkey A,- Hock
ey S,01 Car cwt We 7e
COMPUTERS COM-
PUTERS Comc,,;e•
C eaa-_e Centers new
hours Mor 3 30 5 OC
Tues 9 3c 6 0c Wed
F - 930- 8 D. Sat 930
5 00. Sun '? 301 30 Just
arrived new 486's 8 mb
'am. $585 Pentium 75's
5895 386's from 5165.
2865 from $25 laptops
5355 ur VGA monitors
!tom S45 -C Lets of new
SamtUCK factory built penti-
ums with software "
S200 -$80C less than most
super store 'specials'
Bring your quotes - ads -
Save on superior products.
t9O5) 697-3059 or 164
Baseline Rd. E. Botrman-
vdie.
CONSIGNMENT Store
for sale. 5 years estab-
lished'd' same location in
Good od cMnWe 8 rep-
utabon. Call after 4pm 905-
683--4563.
CONTENTS Liv/rm, div
rm. bedroom set, TVs,
fridge, entertanmen unit,
pictures. lamps. tables, etc.
1459 Nash Rd., Counties.
905-721-9588 Sat & Sun
1-5.
Convection piton,
Maytag
side-by-side fndge, there-
peul+c message chair. wing
chair, coffee/end tables,
entertainment unit, RCA
T.Y. console 6 stereo con-
sole. (905)683-1023.
EXERCISE equipment E.
Force Trainer $200. obo.
Coffee table, matching end
tables, $425 o.b.o. S.C.
typewriter/process 5199..
Mita copier zoom and find-
er features 5400. Large
toaster oven (Deforght) salt
deeding, $45.721-9155
ELEGANT 9 pc. Peppier
dining room suite, oak, but-
ler li hutch. 6 chars. 2 leaf
table, asking $2500. In ex-
cellent condition like new
call 905.263-8563.
,ver Tournament 305-619
3700
JACUZZI ^,I tub 5 Per-
s:.^ ax„e �ent condition.
Upgrades 2 back-assag-
er lets Lounge and plower
includes ad accessories.
5' 200 576-6446
LAWN Mower C earance
Toro a Lawn Boy 15% off
LIST W,lde Sales Call
655-8010
LIKE NEW 7 toilet stau
Partitions, T toilets. 4 sinks
Make me an offer Call Rick
at 905-683-9042 9
MAYTAG DRYER 3 yrs
old, just like new, $300
905134.6257
NEW armoire for sale.
$900 Also Ltd. Edibon Wd.
lits Print. 666.4171
OAK/PBIE FURNITURE -
Why Par retail Pers? One
Of Ontano's oldest and lar-
gest manufacturers is (tote
so" direct to the public.
Eg, solid oak 7 pc. dining -
room or 6 pc. solid pine
bedroom, your choice
$1995; many stain choices.
Tradional Woodworking
905-985-8774
PIANO - Kimball, apart -
mom size. beatrtAW oak hn#
ish, hull keys 8 bench. Like
new $2990. Call 723-
6690.
PUINOS - GRANDFA-
THER CLOCKS Back to
school specials. New and
used pianos Not sure?
Rent to own. apt. size•
upright. grand. digital, key-
boards. Clearance on all
1995 stock! Telep Piano
Works. 433.1491.
SHEDMAN - Quality barn
style shed dt 8' x 8'. SPE-
CIAL ONLY 5295 plus tax.
Many other sues and styles
available. Also garages
and decks. 761 McKay Rd.
Unit 3. Pickenng For more
info. call 905-619-2093.
Washer b dryer $600 or
best otter. Like new. Call
(905)420-9328.
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MArticles Articles FMI PetMipplie$l ALd7w biles Trucks For Apartments Apartments A artments Apartments
o For Sale Wanted Boarding For Sale Sale For Rentflon, For Rent pFor Rent For Rent
18' Digital Satellite 70
$SS GOOD WORKING
MALE GERMAN
1988 CELEBRITY 25L.
1986 GMC JIMMY, 4 x
Free channels for 1 year
order - years or newer
SHEPHERD. 2 yrs old. free
4-cynnder. automatic. p/s.
4, 2 8 litre v-6, auto tilt. air.
Rent to own for only Sl- 25
Apartment size washers 8
to roam. asking for good
p'b 179.000km (highway).
cd player, as is. $2.600.
weekly Call 905.571.1412
dryers. and fridges &
owners to take dog for
excellent condition, eco-
723-1366 after 5 p m
TWO BEDROOM 2 storey
stoves Full size washers &
keeps 728.4199
nomical, must be seen.
clean and quiet. Good ap-
HITACHI 35- stereo tele-
dryers Musical insnuments
OSHAWA OBEDIENCE
$2800 certified obo Won't
1994 FORD RANGER.
vision U'ra black Acture
Apartment size freezers
' '
Monday night
last 905-683-8623
sono box. 2 Are. 5
tube, Pic -in -Pic. High resp-
TVs & V C R s Portable
Oct 7
Oct novice, Tuesday
1988 Dodge Anes K -Car,
speed, power steering.
lutlon Rent -to -own from
dishwashers Couch a
Oct. S. Banc Register now
aulc 4 dr. am'fm Cass.
brakes, bed liner, imrnacu-
S' 5 80 weekly Call 905-
chair sets Diamonds and
Call Bev 435.0868
102.000 km ext condi-
late $I' 500 obo Cert
.
x71 14'2
Gold Call ROCK BOTTOM
companionship o' a boxer
tion $3300 cert otic, Call
(905) 4388056 (9051
KENWOOD 200 war!
DEALS 905-436-'3<^C
UNWANTED Scrap metal
BARN for ren; or Individual
horse stables (stalls). local
905728-7794
.
434-2346
Town ^' Power 5 Disk CC
r,ckec up ' dges stoves
ed near Laker d8e. Taun
1988 HONDA CRX, SI.
2 GREAT BUYS 1989
double cassette. !ower
washers. dryers. cars.
ton Rd Whitby 905-427
6660
rec slit rack vont snow
GMC Wra^gj ew ' 2 ton pick -
speakers Reii ow, from
r
rucks etc Can ;9051430-
4th -1743K
ties mus! sou. $4.000 or
ties! cher (905)619-6862
new clean truck. coni
$725 weeli Cale 905-
9013
SIBERIAN Husk
Husky pups..
!oi
sling rpys.
tie
nail 59400 1996 GMC Sa-
571.1412
WANTEDx lease tC
CKC Req s'er«d. Both par-
1988 HONDA PRE-
sari SLE van. fully loaded,
COZY 1 bedroom. Close to
., a. res wqh water tot veg
en,, on premises Ready to
LUDE SI. rea 5 speed
7000 km. 525.500. 434-
NICE and clean 1 and 2 S. OSHAWA - one bed -
bedroom. quiet area in room spacious lower level
good Oshawa neighbour- of home. Private patio. 4
hood Newer budding
appliances, c/vac, fireplace.
Available Oct 1stand
utilities pard 5700 first/lasV
Nov 1st 263-4753
references Available Oct
NORTH WHITBY, avail-
1.721-1392
able Oct 1st. new basement
90 FRHT. 1SALE OR
bachelor. 4 -pc bath. kech-
SOUTH OSHAWA 2.75
enette. - Includes parking,
Wentworth 51 W. large 1,
laundry, utilities, suit quiet,
2, bedrooms, close to bus
non-smoking worker $450/
es, shopping, available im-
month Call 668-4063
mediately. $500. $600 &
TWO BEDROOM 2 storey
up tndge. stove, heat. by
apt will 'oft very •+paclous.
dro. parking 1st /last re-
clean and quiet. Good ap-
quired, no pets 723-6637
pllances. New ceramic
erts on premises. CKC
bath, carpet throughout.
SOUTH Oshawa, large 1 -
backyard and verandah
bedroom rased basement
SHARP 25' Til. VCR com- etabies and pasture No go 535C Shots. de 13CC ck?0 kit 4 wheel steer- 8033
available with parking apt. Laundry facilities. 2 car
bra' : -s iresoluho
cnemcals usetl 72' 1527
wormed Sue (9051986-
Ing, sunroof, alarm, excel
ria: K•r• iuiiy loaded excel
lent condition Must sell.
picture tube frons A'V
us-
seUSlmcoe Bright clean 2
0340
lent drains car Cert
90 FRHT. 1SALE OR
Jacks auto programming.
ways welcome Please call
GERMAN Shepherd pups
$5.500 Carey, (905) 987-
LEASE $1499 mo with
unive-a remote Control
Computer
/Internet
jnzue c„ c black German
4563
down payment Also
Rent !C own from $7 50110,11,1
$600. non Stni no
& Czech blood -n -es par-
1989 DODGE Omni, ex-
48'x'02' air -ride flatbeds &
an 905.57' 1412
aid-
quiet 12-plex Hard-
qui
erts on premises. CKC
ee e^' condrPor Asking
48' detachable double
ANTIOUES
NEW MUSIC ii lit
registered. list shots $450
$2.400 Call 905666-
drop 1-600-724-5917
DINING ROOM 'able 4
http 'www, durham
0411 905.983-9069
2706 9 11am
7989 after 5 30 p m
cha rs Et^a^ A entwo
news net,-a1c23EL
BOXER PUPPIES e^fich
1990 LUMINA EURO.
Dana!
extra leafs with under pads.
ilex htm
you, n'e will !^e cyaey and
tiny loaded 9 k
'- hwy ms-
, 4 Wheel Drive
wall snit for TV matching
I've discipline sma11 class-
companionship o' a boxer
ex Gond 54300 obo con
included Laundry facilities
China cabinet Call 905!
• Lost $
Bred for superior temper-
1986 Chevette no rust.
parking. storage, home ser
619-2592 Make reason-
• Fd
Found
Trent and intelligence
$850 obo. as is 655-3449.
1987 GMC Safari, p/s. p/
able otter
ONE bedroom basement
C K � reg steed Call Pro-
Brook ^
b a �)d condition
Boxer s Reg'd Kennels 1991 AUDI 47 000 ongi- 53700 as is Call 906-404-
FOUNO 7553028 0856 NORTH OSHAWA R AVAILABLE IMM.
5800 all inclusive Avail parking, private entrance.
able Oct 1. 434-9373 $575 all Inclusive Avail -
Oshawa able Nov.t Mature working
single or couple No pets
'405579-1869
SPACIOUS basement
apt in Courtrce. $800/mo.
ncludes parking. laundry.
utilities and storage area
Available Oct Call 905-
434-7103 or 519-243-3685
TOP floor of house 2 bdrm
I rsblast Appliances includ
I
' Ala.
III Iles
Wanted
^1 ,nom •ak -
Tont 'ea, the new Dndge
'WE LOVE PUPPIES'
ria: K•r• iuiiy loaded excel
lent condition Must sell.
1992 CHEV LUMINA APV
us-
seUSlmcoe Bright clean 2
DI AT LY, in Whitby Apt
Y C
PICKERING.
ed Clean quiet peop e
yhding Ave. Oshawa
PMI Yard Sales Yard Sales
ways welcome Please call
ilii the beach hanging or a
JUN;OR SENIOR PUPPY
buying new car $17.000 or
Var' 'cuy loaded. power
bedroom .n newly ren
low ramp._ spacious. carpet
'an�es
$630 Available Sept 1
!er5 509-2893
$600. non Stni no
log. one '^, Ka"a! gold heart
PROGRAMS -Beginner
best otter 905-433086
locks CD stereo, front and
aid-
quiet 12-plex Hard-
qui
ed. newt' Daznted, with baL
air.
4 appliances centraapartl
DP a cos, central au.
fireplace, parking, $650 in-
Own outside entrance 571
ANTIOUES
Absolutely
ring on a back rove w!n
classes our approach
STORM, 2
ear A C, builbin air com-
wood floors. heat hot wa
Cony. Close to bus. shop-
clusive No pets. Istrlast,
7989 after 5 30 p m
an
F✓ a<:^ 'c ^m re or an-
two °trier 'leets !n,s
emphasizes gentle. pose-
id, c- ;r -
dr nolo^
pressor. 7 Passenger Ask-
ter parking and cable s
prig, all utilities included.
1 839-0263
4993
Ymin o+tl+ Scientific instill
9
sounds laminar my son
y
I've discipline sma11 class-
aS8. w a
65.000 Se.50C
ins $12000 705-277
included Laundry facilities
fist :last requ red, no pets.
ochods. library. South GM
TWO BEDROOM north
OSHAWA Dean and 1%
parking. storage, home ser
would very much Ike to
es- Stan October 3. 4,8.
1905r
2528
No dogs $686 - hydro
1 bedroom $650. 2 bed
ONE bedroom basement
Oshawa res !" plex
ne
Hants
silver. abler
glue �! to Me owner For nfo
Fairview Dog Training
4th -1743K
3 -BEDROOM deluxe
(averages $10 to $12 per
room. $750 call 430-0134
mmery,auey $550. Near
mat. cable, arkin to
!oi
sling rpys.
decoys dolls
pease calx Muer at 427-
(905839 3407
994 navy Geo Metro. 2
C
1994 GMC 4 WHEEL
month) 905-576-2982
COZY 1 bedroom. Close to
Oshawa Centre Owe[
parkin
g''
stove. Ist /last. Nov Ist
mak bcrnes
Car
conecnons er
Robert Bower
342-
HOMES URGENTLY
Goer low mileage S76N
_,
drive 35:: v 8 fully
2 BEDROOM apartment for
401 & downtown Suitable
crescent Large bathroom
$597 Eat -in kitchen small
estates
Ann ties :905 655 8049
Antiques
q
FOUND Female black
NEEDED 'r many hc^r
�r best offer Call
ondi-
loaded. immaculate Conch-
hon- dealer serviced.
rent. $650/mth . utdnies.
for working person Clean,
private entrance White
bedrooms. 985-9016 atter
SALES.
month. 905 43fi SiytS
a^d b --w^ Tabby white
e's pars Adult cats.
1905
90 6F,G t5C7
1st and Inst r d No pets
newly decorated No pets
91o" clean No pets 579
5
Brook -
face white stomach 3
$19000 certi ieo or test
Cournce Call 436-2429
5525 all inclusive 432-
2945
vnee legs 5 6 mo old
spayed or neutered and
fully vaconated Kirtens. vet
Modb^ area. Picker ng
checked wan 1st booster
905 839--7233
Many •^.edium to targe
2 BEDROOM APT Pr,OSHAWA
heed -jogs available Pet
Garage/' Garage/
upo es and donations ai-
PMI Yard Sales Yard Sales
ways welcome Please call
DELUXE LARGE 2 bed-
DURHAM ANIMAL ADOP
ment bachelorette, Itecr, n
""Jfi, 90 438-84"
YARD SALE SIGNS
A'TENTION fogey Dwr
I to nppl Per
.'ter 723-1895
CAN T FIND A VAN'
5981
plant AvaiiaDie immediate-
(Garden/Ross
1994 Pont Transport SE.
2 BEDROOM APT Pr,OSHAWA
,A 49 uD 1c 150 It W.
888 . 300
and rice and dean. base
van, 91Km loaded,
Ce
vate entrance •'ear 5 P's
DELUXE LARGE 2 bed-
Glen 5 2 bedroom apts
ment bachelorette, Itecr, n
must sell, cert $'4.990 At-
Mall , utilities included.
room apr A-,- ex upper
from $675 $710 3 bed-
bath. Sep ent patio Sues
!er5 509-2893
$600. non Stni no
floor, in Oshawa. S740
room apt $720, dose to
,
I non-smoker Ref req. 1st
FAIRPORT g FINCH.
:els available Secl ' S to
month plus hydro available
shopping schools. GM and
last 5465 'mo inclusive
`:reens Approx 8'x'2'
D5-576-8829
immediately. call a3C 78'6
Gc Utilities included First
905 430 3563
' Trailers
and ready to go start-
or 434-4563, ask for John
last required Call 728-
apt. sop aril carie air.
OSHAWA • bedroom in
r«^ovate, oak ,abinets
• 9 days wee.
'n9 at S4.99S ' 99' c -.•d
-
WHITBY bright attractive
rbc 2nd floor unit util inci
213 bedroom apartments.
EXECUTIVE -2 bedroom
4993
�a",« 2 bedroom basemen!
.-v a,ac. air plus
- s';ry bwldmg dose to
ap' - rent. ap
t
pets, 5650. 1416 254-
apt Laundry. fireplace.
1979 uONAL L425 -aro
ochods. library. South GM
pllances, laundry. Rouge
OSHAWA Dean and 1%
parking. storage, home ser
.,as,e Systems sanin9 at
=
CAN T FIND A VAN'
-
':c ',a «' -- w. a. s -•ve.
plant AvaiiaDie immediate-
area Private entrance.
son !.«vroom, eat . in
ring. quiet area. near Iran
,A 49 uD 1c 150 It W.
Thais because we
`M� 3 way '•'dgeireezer.
ly 428-6328 1 7 pm for
bath $1200/month 509-
+:!then. 5685 per mo in
sitSchools. and downtown
>g Lfe Jacket,, starting at
``.'532" F •e "Ydran! m
have them all' GII.
.rtloue clear stand add -a
appointment
1320
-'.ties ufillies park:-, ISL
.
Oct I $750 inclusive
crout000r BEST Balt 4-
Chrysler Ford from
'atom Tinted -noows and
a^o battery Kenwooc sten-
FAIRPORT g FINCH.
Last, available imme.natety
66&8815
?' 6- 1C' Lifetime Gar
1966 to 1994 Certified
`:reens Approx 8'x'2'
269 CORDOVA 2 bdrm
Large ' tiro,...,,- easement
725-6684 723-4705
WHITBY Uedrodm newly
fee Star!mg at S•C99
and ready to go start-
-erY roomy 5'.600 obo
apt Park 8 &wr $70d
apt. sop aril carie air.
OSHAWA • bedroom in
r«^ovate, oak ,abinets
• 9 days wee.
'n9 at S4.99S ' 99' c -.•d
-
905 435-0339
rbc 2nd floor unit util inci
laundry. no smok ^g no
tnprx ower level. near
and Noor. ;,.r washer.
05 723 5a! 3 Fax '2,
.-v a,ac. air plus
saap cars a trucks. 24 firs.
7 days. Call 905-686-5003
'sL1i5t Parking For more
t
pets, 5650. 1416 254-
Oshawa Centre Util6es
laundry. private porch.
Answers to Geo.
$e 965 1995 Geo me -'o.
Parts
'+f0 call 57628'7 or 623-
6184
and appliances included
rim
Cls 8.5640.668-7634
25 OOC Km. Dal ance a lac-
'Auto
& Repairs
3706 atter 3 pm
FOR RENT ! and 2 bed
Laundry facilities Avail Oct
_n
'J`
' ' Automobiles
'^' warranty I 995 1990
kbnnac FireDuo. loaded
CARS FOR CASH! We
buy used vehicles. Yeti-
3 -BEDROOM deluxe
do^ apt ^ a very quiet
1st S600:month 905728
0537
WHITBY apartmfor
ent
rent becroom $550. 2 -
for Sale black w!h T -tops and on 1967 MUSTANG parts and well kept building, bedroom $65C. first & .as!
only apar!men• -vw duplex close tc all amenities, bus required hone
Arts & Arts a 95 Com{ Km S8395. 1990 to, ,,a.e' Excr r-, condi Eatinklichen. spotless, stop at coot, Park Rd N CLEAN FAMILY BUILD- eQ D days "25-
Otds Cutlass Supreme SL. tion Doors. tenders. etc must be seer AvedaDle Oshawa Phone 579-9C'F ING tions Oshawa. 1. 2 8 0911 evenings 6 wee
• Crafts •' Krafts 1979 TRANS AM 433 kends668-4Gt6
booed, 90 000 km 58995 Call Rod 905 5 7 1-6940 now Central Oshawa, 3 Dorms Inclusive Pay ca-
«ngine 4 BE `xaCk _
tan interior Ttops
CHEV MA IB
Wit
-O-t - - powersun-rod,-
USED Engine transrrus-
et
aoz}mullPlus "it iso-
pV, PS, PS Good shape
inao
wnrte 58.995 1990-92
-92
sicrs ^loon & domestic,
5902
-'- s very wen S28M Call
Cavahers - 5 to choose
'nsraitatior available Free
401, GO. Pool, sauna. 2 a
olxns
3 bedravailable:
ble: Oc-
y-5 723-8'09 George
Mom starting at S449,5
towing Wheby.Oshawa
AJAX TWO bedroom
1981 CAMARO. 4 4 litre
These and my other
area 30 day guarantee
basement apartment. newly
-ew gas rant exhaust
quality preowned vehe-
Cad 905.728-0817
decorated, fireplace. Laun
a^o battery Kenwooc sten-
clef available now at
905-837-1304.
dry, parking, private on.
ec runs well as s. SL2f)0
Cortical Auto Centre,
oarmobiles
1
rance. 5750 inclusive
Tr epnone ,905 432-
155 King St. W.. Oshe-
•
686-3201
or 1905,644-3734
wall at Midtown UNI
SKI BOAT- 1976 14 IRR
floor of would sun
1981
Drive. 'When custom -
Last seen Tuesday Sept 10th in the
4917 or 416667-2700 ext.
Die parking & laundry fac WHITBY luxury 2 bed
-23-2094 room apartment near GO
lots of parking, appliances
included. laundry facilities
OSHAWA nose to GM. 1, w,o to patio SW5/montn
2. 3 bedroom apartments. 430-8608 or 433- 7637
$600. $725 d 5835 respec WHITBY- Available Nov
nvetyCall 905-4285740 1st Bright t bedroom in
Vlctonan style 4 plex $585
OSHAWA. Lakeview Park. includes utilities. fridge.
2bedreum main floor of stove & parking 1st & Last
' (903) 837-0649 L U ors send Meir Intends' 1995 XLT Triple. gas AJAX sunny spotless one OSHAWA LARGE 3 Ded house. big backyard. $795 No pets Call 725 1268
Ngr a.'c VE good (9Q5) 579.2886 shocks Sk. Sk:nS all utilities included No
., rn cOnd . Dopy m lair very 9�d bedroom w�0 private yard. room apartment war, lire- WHITBY: DUPLEX. 3
^9 s Available Oct 1st
co -d must sell $1650 CHEAP CARS UNDER co 55200 985- large ceramic kitchen. AD- place. 6 appliances m- bedroom stop floor) . spa
-,pc Call 905-686-1632 or S3000 8- - 9C Cavaliers, 3561 pliances a'c Seeking re- cluding laundry 2 full 905-435-2433 cious. carpeted. parking,
Computer ' Computer sponsible tenant. $650
p 416 346-1040 Sunb�rd5. Grand Firms, LIMITED EDITION Indy baths 1400 sq ft air con- carport, laundry, appllanc
Video References Legal Immo PARK/ADELAIDE one
iilde0 983 Buick Regale 2 door, Corscas. Nissan Mora. 60G immaculate condition. *ate No smokinis *hornng intercom. parking bedroom apt Fre �• backyard. 58 c InGu-
fuu �oarled Nissan Muni van (2 -wheat fronded, not to go Apes. �� Close to take $975,montn �• srve. Avail Oct.t cab 668-
Y good con*- & 4-whee' drives) Ford new speed track $3300 (905)686-1832 . unleies Avail Nov Ist. stove, water parking In- 8967 or 668-8667
Tt�T SZ1RVTC.T'. cion. $2650 Cale Taurus All vehicles caro- 985-3561 C 1 905 7 duded Laundry available
(905)728-9593 fed or as is 905-728-
AVA I"I E 1986 FORD Tempo auto 0817
air, p1, anVfm cassette. (Marine
Home and web page creation Hyper 166000km, $1500 or best mor clean cargo ywBli •
link and server storage. often Catt 905-571-5219 maintained easily certnied
can John Dttt�tte atter bpm Why pay more•/ $2.500 as ATTENTION FISHER
1948 CELEBRITY 4 Cys, is 1416)693-5320
PERSONS!rr! 1995 17.5
loft s'j¢�00 auto, John -
Dodge S1,495.
4 ce� autos 1990 Pontiac Sunbrd. Hydra son, 2 fish finders.130 . trolling
$1.995 can. low kms. 905- 80,000 km, a/c, auto. 4 or. motor. 3 batteries. kvewell.
Lost 8 404-9759 $5350 obo. 434-2775.. Banwell. rod holders. star -
al to view - 25-9991 $525/mo firSVIast Call 723 WHY rent when you can
or 905-432-6977 0309 own your own home for
less than you think7!I Call
LARGE BASEMENT PICKERING t bedroom. Dave Haylodk Sales Rep
bedroom will private bath. air conditioned basement Re/Max Summit Realty
Shared kitchen- laundry A/ apt.. Glenanna ntwy n. , (1991) Ltd. (905) 668.3800
C. parking, big back yard, separate entrance a laun- or (905) 666-3211.
no smoking or pets. Avail. dry. Padung. lots Of stor-
how. lstAast. $425./mo in- age$600.00/monthindu Houses
clusive. Central Park Blvd. sae. Cal (905) 509-1651EAIFor Reil
N / Adelaide, 579-1726. PICKERING, several 3
• • LOBI dt eo, $77.000 OBO call 623 AJAX Oxford Towns bedroom opts-, man Boors.
is • 1 Found • Found 1996 Mustang GL 4 -1 4- 11VERPOOUBAnr, claw and attractive with a
tfied, good condition. Call Apartrnents Large, dean, quiet, bright MAIN FLOOR of bunga-
Please Call (905) 668-1584 � �
.
speedExcellent running.
' AytOmO�
tNaRlLid
9107
/945 Pilaris 650 Water-
Spacious apartments, quiet
bulk>wg• idose to sfwppxgg,
hu 2 -bedroom base-
mart, parking. cede, ce-
Landlord who cares, no
pets please, all t4lNies in -
�es
Must sell. $1000 obo. 905-
42&1337.
trucks wanted for scrap.
craft, excellent condition.
Only 30 hours use. Great
401, GO. Pool, sauna. 2 a
olxns
3 bedravailable:
ble: Oc-
rarnics, pool, fireplace, wet
40
bar, $8. Ouiet non-
duded form $1050.905-
770-7222 or 416-494-3765
' '
1996 TRANS AM. T -roots,
SM. to $7500... Cash on
running machine. Asking
tober 1st. 905-683-8571
smokers, infornediate. Call
Pickets W 1 bdrm bsmt
For Sale
arrv'fm cassette, black wdh
the spot for scrap cars a
$4800. obo. or will trade for
until 7:30 p.m.
905-837-1304.
apt. Near GO. $550 In -
VCrW'IAIII Stt�
gold.
d. Never winter driven.
VB auto., ps, pb, air. cruse.
trucks. Anytime. Can 905-
706-5740.
snowmobile. Phone 905•
985-3566.
AJAX Country setting, top
UPPER •p. d duplex• 4
dudes laundry a utilities.
tem_le
Black Tan female,
tin, all extras. New tires.
obo. Call 905.9135-
rleeded. '75 to '87 Chev or
SKI BOAT- 1976 14 IRR
floor of would sun
bedrooms, lodge, stove,
Sep. 1st. Non smoker no
pats. Available now.
Last seen Tuesday Sept 10th in the
4917 or 416667-2700 ext.
A a A TOWr4G. Pay S50•
$5000 cash for used a
Thunder Crain with 85 HP
moor, trailer.
� non
son, Central air $650 plus
washer. dryer. 5725/plus
cable and tale-
(9f�)f!39 4537.
Anderson /Dryden area.
3328, 8:30 - 4:30 p.m.
1997 BUICK Somerset.
saap cars a trucks. 24 firs.
7 days. Call 905-686-5003
dwnplete alKft
excellent snaps. $3000
o.b.o. (905)831 874
heat a tydro. Avail. irttrrle-
tfialely-. 428 -SOB .
phoshydro.
phone. Oct. let. Jarvis/
Lauder/Oshawa. 905-579
_
"S
Answers to Geo.
2 -door, 4 -cylinder, auto.
or 905-706-5234: 30 min.
Call 905.576.6724.
per mo. 686-1991
3342'
A ' FHO
anVtm cassette. $2995 car-
service.
AJAX Harwood a Hwy 2.
ant., 2 parking, utilties in -
_n
'J`
tfied, good condition. Call Apartrnents Large, dean, quiet, bright MAIN FLOOR of bunga-
Please Call (905) 668-1584 � �
905.723-1994,
AUTOMOBILES and
Relit
walk out basement apt.
low -$800, utilities included.
�es
1997 Grand Am. 2 dr. V6,
trucks wanted for scrap.
Available imnlediani
First and last; no pets 401/
' '
' '
very clean, new tires, very
My condition, any age,
OSHAWA 1 a 2 bedroom,
905.619.0003.
Ritson area. Phone 263-
$
For Sale
dean. $3200 certified. 579-
tree removal n the Durtlam
2535 after Spm.
0804
Region. cash paid. Also
Located at 350 Malaga and
AJAX spacious and dean
rleeded. '75 to '87 Chev or
946 Masson Street. Avail-
two bedroom basement
MAJOR OAK / Finch. 2
1987 GRAND Am, 4 -door,
GMC pickup for parts. Call
ode immediately 5600 a
apartment, close to lake
large bdrm, large family
4-cynnder, auto. amMm cos-
anytime, Oshawa 905-431-
$700 all inclusive. No pets.
and bus. all included. $700
room bsmi apt. Air, quiet
Bette, good condition,
0407.
Call 905.576.6724.
per mo. 686-1991
court, lots of storage, sop.
$2995 certified. Call 905-
ant., 2 parking, utilties in -
_n
'J`
s
723'1994.
1999 ACURA L d LX,
e9en
CARS FOR CASH! We
buy used vehicles. Yeti-
1 -BEDROOM basement
apartment, new! Clean,
AVAILABLE IMME-
DIATELY. Oshawa, Sim -
cluded. $B00./mo. Oct 1.
ISO". 905-686-8904.
o �i
O '�
loaded w/features too nu-
cles must be In running
carpeted. Private entrance.
coo, S. Freshly painted, 3
NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE.
E
merous to mention here.
condition. Call 427.2415 or
parking, utilities a ap-
min from 401, 1 a 1.1/2
Clean 2 bedroom apt. in
F! = V se-'
(3 = t-
1$
Excellent condition. 168K.
come to 479 early St. East
pliances included. No pets.
parking
bedrooms, W indud-
quiet 5 unit building. Free
r. A �
$
Cenihed vi/warrenbes. Ask-
alp �r ulraen cairn
King/Townline area $5407
ad, $450 a 5475 plus hy-
laundry fadtnies. Awed. Nov
NNNIII
ing $7886. Call 905-263-
PA"
SALES.
month. 905 43fi SiytS
dro. !105 725 0699
1st. $610. r hydro. Plane
ons.Aao-iso
Houses
� I For Rent
' Townhouses
For Rent
15 min north of Port Perry.
Secluded 4 bedroom coun-
cry home. 3 baths, 2 family-
•. .ms. 2 walkouts, 2 fire-
I;leces, double garage.
pmol. sauna. S13501mo
qr• 1 .416-482-1165
SOUTH OSHAWA - 3
bedroom townhouse close
to schools and shopping
$950/moall inclusive First/
last Available Oct 1st
905-579-9956 days.
ANY CONTRACTS.
BOWMANVILLE Bea h
1 ST CHOICE
AFFORDABLE HOMES!
WHY RENT? BUY!
Nr down payment,
No problem'
Let me show YOU how'
Mort Pay $700 O.A.C.
Call Thomas C. Pike
Sales
Rep, Remax Accord
Realty Ltd. 576.3111
3 BEDROOM. 2 storey
.von 5 apo arces 8 A.'C
•tvailade Oct 1st or earlier
-arre• Cri Close to GO.
ichools 8 shopping Rent
>i x00/month Call between
-bpm Can (905) 839
'tt3
AJAX DETACHED 2
Dungalow nice
close to shopping
and CO $790 mo . uhfties
u -
ful 3 bedrooms. 2 1/2
baths. garage, partially
fenced yard $900 'mo +
uhltiea 1 stAast. Avail Oct 1
905-813-8962
NORTH OSHAWA. 3
bedroom + basement
townhouses in well In
tamed family complex.
Freshly decorated with
Frig /stove. close to all
amenities Starting at
$7381month On site Mgmt
office Call 905-728-3777
OSHAWA : 2 8 3 bed-
rooms. first 8 last. Available
immediately. Oct 8 Nov
(905) 721-1518
SPACIOUS ,2 b 3
0-droomtownhouses. r
hell maintained family,
romplex- Includes all uldl-
!s. 4 appliances. park -
7,,1. close to schools and
a amenities Avail Sept
122 Colborne
St. E. Oshawa
For appt, 4343972
OSHAWA
2-bedrsm 2 full -baths. fin-
ished basement. $950.'
month all inclusive, 1sviast.
available Oct 1 st Call toil
free 0-519-725 5772 after
tone press 9009
Condominiums
fill For Rent
1 -BEDROOM Condo for
rent. Oct 1st, S650Mydro.
fridge, stove, dishwasher
washeddryer included. 1st/
last required Athol/Mary
St. Oshawa Call 905.436
0278 to view
AJAX- Near Beach; 1
bdrm, patio. 5 apps, indoor
Pool. 1 prkg, $790/mth
util. 1st 8 last. Nov 1st 427-
0569
• ' Office &
Retail Space
OSHAWA 4 Months
Free Rent "i- 3000 so
Lwr Ivo $900. 850 sq 2nd
fir $550. 600 sq main
$500. 250 sq main $350.
600 2nd fir $500 Call 434-
2447 or 655-4132
EXCELLENT Office space
for rent 450sq h very rea.
sonable Call 576-6999
Steve
OFFICE space for lease. .
Overlooks busy Hwyx2,
landicap accessair con .
plenty of pa A, g Call
'25-9991
WHITBY - prestigious of -
:e space 2 offices with
oeautiful picture window in
crolessional budding. 2nd
' oor $750 /month all inclu-
've Call Ralph Roberto
,05-728-1069 ext 222
Garage &
• Storage Space
OUTSIDE STORAGE
Cars Boats - Etc 'mice
Sales 655 80' 0
0n, pn Mantles Money
For Sale ffm To Lend
COUNTRY IN THE
CITY: Two unique homes
m Maxwell Village. North
Oshawa First home. raised
bungalow style over look-
ing Oshawa with 4 be.
rooms. 94'x•40' of hying
area 4000 sq 11. in ground
Pool Second home, Swiss
type Chalet 3 bedrooms. m
ground pool, living area shy
of 3000 sq. ft Call days
416-535.2131, evenings
905.723-8477 NO
AGENTS
OBTAINING A LOAN
1S NOT GUAR-
ANTEED.SOME
COMPANIES
CHARGE UPFRONT
FEES, OTHERS
DO NOT. IT IS
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Companions • • • •
EASTSIDE CONNEC-
TIONS DATELINE Free to
call to place your ad. no
charges for ladies. no 6 ��11A-Dt�RHAY
phone bill charges 905
430.7060
THOROUGHLY
LOokrvg for Love In all the
BEFORE SIGHING
wroingplaces?
ANY CONTRACTS.
Change your kick Call
MATCH V MATES
for screened rompatible
infr�("""`s
We Can help
$157.900 Call
PoI
Mortgages.
Insurance q_g399
COUNTRY LIVING Free ConisullatKx+
5129.700 4 bedroom spit
level. 100 x 320 fenced lot.
2 walkout s to patio. wood
burning (replace. eat on
kitchen, separate dining
root^, tons of parking, call
Dale Anderson Broker.
Options Realty Ltd . 433-
4623
EXECUTIVE HOME in
a, .,y.. a, :•a ,j. _y oy
2.650 sq ft. 4 bedrooms. 3
bathroomscentral vac and
central air, an cleaner
heated in ground pod, fire-
place. fully fenced and
landscaped backyard Ask
Ing $256.900 Call 430
0548 to arrange a vievnng MORTGAGES
Serious offers only No tad a- •gi./ Financ^n g for
agents 9
any purpose -ales from
ourtice.
5 95'., All applications ac
NEW 5128 900 Ccepted Comni Finan -
3 Dedr-yms. garage. 7 for cal Ser•nces 668-6805
ouilder warranty, rated ex
:anent. call far info. pactBUSIne54
age 432 6465 •
pportunities
OSHAWA'S BEST BUY.
700. ;^ooumoM 3
CREDIT LINE
MORTGAGE
LOAN
-:^': king '�,r ^.F•• :. -0-'=5 7
N"9d money fast?
Tu rind down?
Creditors Calling?
Call for a
FREE : ,nsultahon
JOHNSTON IIIOK
•ne F ar- a ar's
905-428-1232
!sclast 905683-306 7 oecroorn pncx Dungalow.
AJAx 3 bedroom, main / I ROOTS stn garage. urge tenon.
for Rent I Industrial plus furnished left con
level House . bright. on quiet • Units !aned basement apt 16 ap-
Street Oct 1. $900 rnclu' prances) mal
your pay.
sive. belb jMe
AJAX ^e -y •enovated 3-
n. ...r-- -a,- floor. laun.
.ry, garage. 5825. 2 -bed
•cam basement apartment
park^^ $625• Available
s
Oct 's Ha wood,Bav'v
Call :K 428-9774
AJAX Harwood
C -.,.-... main floor of
house. 2 bedroom. large
'rvng room, modern Inion
en. garage Large .of
Laundry Oct 1st. NO
smo• ^, $850.1.2 utilities
305.6x1.; 4703
ASKING $1200.uhldies
A,ax ' •„II bath. 1 1/2 bath
3 -bedrooms. garage. fm -
shed basement, fenced
backyard Available imme-
diateIy Call (416) 635-
7791
BOWMANVILLE - 2 bed-
galow. preferably couple.
quiet neight»whooi
fenced yard. 1 sMast. aval-
able Sept 1 $750 905-
839-5746
CAESAREA 10 awn
East of Port Perry. 1 172
bedroom house, ideal for
couple $675 plus hydro/
month (416) 760-0206
BAY RIDGES, Main floor
3 bed. 1 bate, fireplace
hardwood floors, 4 appl.,
$975 .50.1, ubleies. Close
to GO. non-smoker. Avail-
able Sept. 1st/last (905)
831-4753
N OSHAWA. 3 bedroom
available for rent / sale.
Rent $895 a gas, Available
AJAX. FURNISHED
•:',r ,-. rent -r„ e•
Home own entrance, pain
d kitchen Non-smoker
First. plus deposit call 686-
7260
CLL:%, BRIGHT
hili llf.iahoma
Whill Rd
rooms for rent,
lti'eeklt, 'monthly
lfivdna staff
welcome
420-0012
FURNISHED ROOM
Prwate K.tcner 1. batt ca
0-e a hydro included
Laundry available Student
welcome Non smoker
$100/week '2337u
PICKERING One large
basement room, nicely tur-
nlrShhed at $400 One Small-
er room at 5350 outet
ideas horse Mature gal
tlemen preferred Imme-
diate possession 839-
0257
AMAC'Comod16011
AJAX, Westney/Hwy 2. 1
Large basement w/bath-
room. wet bar. fudge. al
parking, laundry to share
with owner, very clean,
must be employed. $475/
month. 427-8297.
RENT TO OWN. •000 -ants oral 5595 with
56`S s, ..or erc,al
condos very attractive
rates. excellent purchase
Il call Ken Thompson
1-800-465 7742
Cottages
MITfor Rent
Dant•-au-Banl cottage
or Georgrar Bay . sleep-
ing cabin, road access.
avail immediately $400/
week Phone 905-434-
5847 after 50 m
� Florida
I �. Rentals
Y
$9 000 clow^ or less)
Maybe car, boat ect as
down payment no quality
mg, Owner will finance
Only S139.000 Move rt in
October 725-1171
OSHAWA. T--piex. 2 bed
1001-
,n t d n
A SERIOUS oa'l or full
•.'-,e ^,..,..A No risk
Tra,r,ng Can 1-800-809
9994 24rr recorded rnes
sage
BUSINESS FOR SALE
pe"ea1-,:,Co•!.Jrity 10 be
your own Doss 25 yrs •r
busmess Excellent profit
margins New and usea
appliances Appliance and
barbecue parts Hank's Ap-
d'ances. 5' S.00o 7 28-
p . i . goo i 4043
come property. well main -
tamed, assumable mort-
gage. asking S145000 call
905-683-6880 9-6
PICKERING ower Glen
dale -_^ 3 plus 1 bedroom,
1 - 4 pc . 2 2pc . sunker Irv-
ing room, c/air, fireplace.
'mashed basement, newly
decorated. 6 appliances
plus lots more $156 900
ATTENTION Snowbirds 934-$543
GORGEOUS 3 bedroom
3 bathrooms townhouse
condo. close to famous
Clearwater beach. pod. la
cuzzi, 880, private yard.
available now, For rib and
to view photos 686.9846 or
579-3788
ATTENTION Snowbirds.
Port Charlotte Ronda. on-
vate home (built 1993).
pool, air condrnonng. sea-
sonal, long term, non-
smoker preferred Ingw-
nes/vtew ng. Call
(910576-3246
RAVINE Lot,
1600sgft
home on quiet
court in
8owmanv,lle
Asking
$157.900 Call
905-697-
2436
Oct 1st. Cale 728-4416. Or
SIDE SPLIT, brick home
on 6acres. 3 bedrooms 3
bathrooms. finished family
room, double attached ga-
rage North of Beaverton.
open for otters (an 1
438-3963
UNBEIJEVABLE VALUE.
$137.900 Counties. 3 -bed.
room, 2 1/2 -bath, air/vac,
CLEARWATER, 3 bed- finished basement w/tire-
room mobile (permanent dace, wi to deck, 5yrs.
homes) healed pods, hot Open Sat 6 Sun 905 -721 -
tub, minutes to beaches. 9588 1459 Nash Rd.
blue Jay baseball, NHL
Oct 1.19% for further de- Hockey. NFL Football 8 WHITBY, $113.90011 Gor-
tads call 723.9911.r•i..ia-
N. OSHAWA. 3 bedroom,
dean d bright, large yard d
Parking, 5 appkane",
$780 plus uBYaes, evaiabl•
Oct 1. 721-0122
NEAR OSHAWA CENTRE
4 bedroom sami in nig
Gond. Walk out to dodo. 4
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE-
LY, luxury fumished homed
apt. prefer Christian single
ladl student prdessioral
a inbred b share te/vrcrk-
ing lady in wiet neighbor-
hood. Non-smoker/no pails.
For viewing (905)433-
0871res/(905)404-7318pgr
appliances, ret room in e,
basement fon quiet stniUW
OSHAWA, Share house
est. $900. a
$M
wo career person, 1 bad -
ties 905-839-4659.
.
room and otong room,
PICKERa1G - 2 bedroom
SSW inclusive, Available
bungalow, 04ra large lot.
Oct 1st. Cale 728-4416. Or
walk to PTC - GO available
416 297-3133
Oct. Ist. $1,025. plus 420.
1524.
SOUTH OShaaa 3+1-
bedroom hn-
ished basiM engt, 4 9o-
diarlces, large %need yard,
patio, shed, no POS. $985.
utilities. 1sMast, r•latencali
available Nov. Isit. go5-
725-7677.
TWO bedroom house wall
garage, dose to Shopping
Centre and bus, no
Call anypme 72& 3148
pets
WHY RENT? No money
down. Own your own home;
like new, thole, glove $695
incl. bedroom $795 ind. 3
bedruom. all but cable &
phone. Min. req. groes in-
come $25,000. Call Ken
Collis. Coldwell Banker
728-9414.
PICKERING Private
room with all facilities. in
lug• bunigabw. CIO" to
Go and Trans,,. $400 W
ma (905) 831-226D.
RDOUMTE WANTED
Non smoking employed ki-
mak ts prekrably looking
for •ame to share a small 3
b•tlroom home in Cooties.
Immrediate occupancy
available. $550 inclusive.
Please cal 427.6277.
WESTNEY/HWY 2, 3 -
bedroom house. own bed-
room 6 bath, share rest of
house. Phone, a/c, ap-
pliances, cable. $375/
month. 905-428.7878.
CHILDREN8 HOME
CLOTHING COMPANY for
sale Inventory, garment
Doge racks Olhee equip-
Formen• nduded details
tall Lon 683-6033 Open
for Offers
ESCAPE 'HE RAT RACE
BE you: Tivn toss in your
own home-based business
with Watkins' Excellent in-
come potertial. no experi-
ence necessary, Flexible
hours Start for less than
$50 00, no door-to-door
Bening Free information
package with as details Do
a today before the rats start
wmnng. Also it you would
kke to see Anthony Robbins
n person let us know till
tor• Sept 21/96. 1905)
436-0852
HAD ENOUGH7 Start
your own home based
business! Your the toi
fun or pan time Can for
more into. 905-576-1207
MONEY BACK GUAR-
ANTEED - 4 Gourmet po-
tato chip routes. only
$15.000.. wont last! for
Information can (416) 287-
5394
ran welcome , $275 -
Y• room' garage, fenced Yard- POTENTIAL TO EARN
(9051683-5503. central air, 5% down. car-
nes $863 including taxes. �� to 55000. per month
p&SW IIDI••s Ted Houghton. Sutton Part bate within 12 months;
1 Fpr Sok Group Gassic 43D-9000. wonting with urnq wi com-
pany distributing ng d or -
Con
Cl" ganic products. Free cas-
PRETTY 2 -STOREY de settle. 905-987-1037 or 1-
' fOr Sale 888-EAT-LGEA
tacked home, Wh4bY New
broadlodrn in living. dining.
3 -bedrooms. New flooring
in both bathrooms. an-
trante. coat -in kitchen. Bay
windows. sliding doors to
debit, doodle garage.
beau0tusy landscaped,
kneed large lot. Shows like
a model home. $157,900.
20 Horseshoe Dr. con
Thick-, below Hwy 2)
Open House Sun. Sept. 15
1.4 pm. 905-433-2966.
WWt11AWALLE- 3 + 1
bdrm, 2 storey semi de
tached finished basement.
New gas furnace. krwne-
diale possession. Vender
anidous. Asking $102,00).
Cap(905)623-9508.
BROCK RD 8 2, Great
family location, 3+1 bed-
room. 4 baths, walkout
basement, newly broad -
loomed d decorated,
$158,500. Call (905)294-
Will or (905)473-3268
PICKERING. Tridel con-
RED HOT Canadian op -
on
froitkmiry.HighlightedSame
do, 1 -bedroom, solarium, t
horst page of Gae Exam -
o
parking, deluxe too taclli-
tour August 12th. Un-
pes. available Dec.lst. Call
am
touched in the Durham
905-837-2259 everangs.
area. Great business op -
Vacation
Call (905) 939-
EM
42porn"I`
36
Personals
NMI
$SSB• Upriced. Sedl
ad wooded Trailer got- i
jacevht to huge copy for-
DANIELLE KAVANGH
est, good road, sandy
(born 1976. daughter of
beach. fishing. Cobourg
Gari' A Donna) or any,"
area. (416)431.1555
knowing her whereabouts.
MECOiiages
Please contact Momny
Marb).416-744-9406.
For Sale
Rem
Business
Personals
99 BURK ST., OSHAWA:
2 bedroom home, newly
renovated, new insulation,
gas furnace, flooring, kitch-
FUNDRAISING PROF -
en and washroom. Asking
ITS. Pads of cookie and
$109,000.905-725-9700.
muffin dough. no additives
or preservatives. Free
brochure. (905) 8761731
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Or Saturday, September 71h, the following winning tickets
were drawn in the Oshawa Eaton s Store 33.000 00 -Shop 'd
yru Drop'
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92233 - M Kittle. Oshawa - tickets for two to all 10, '397
ODSO concerts.
Congratulations to our winners and !hanks to all who
,nased atfle tickets A special thank y,u 10 im Lang.
Manager of 'te Osnawa Eatsr s Store !or his
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Mon. Sept. 16
5:30 p.m. 870
Taunton Rd. E.
Whitby
pc diner 8
^a rsl, side by side
oge. (w Ice -maker).
,,e,zer. washer drv-
e•dishwasher. 5 new
s-'i� sets. 386 - 486
1 _"puters. 7 pc diner
-ew price 52500'. 6
hunter green bed -
I., -,,n suite. wingback
-ra,rs 9 pc oak diner.
:.ass top table ? _ E
-Is (Casson. Jam -
etc . 4 post k'ng
P room suite new
�a.tresses. old buffet.
:fix -2 black desk w,rh
a'chmg board'oo-i
,-e 8 �.'ialrs. grey
-e station (U-
�aoei. Welder home
10C gallcn
a:�.arium 8 stand.
_—puler tables.
=,e•head projector,
c a^c 2 dr lateral
S. Honda genera-
• pressback chairs.
-nd oak tabies. Plus
Ta^y smalls New drill
ass Microtlsr. table
�a^ Mil,.? saw. gr,
n-
scroi. saw band
sa- etc NOTE TIME
PM VIEWING
p m An abso-
..'e excellent sale'
nclpal owners have
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5767550
6'36-3291
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nu,'��•"im.` 1., Jin. �I.i. num'• .a.k�l ' 1
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LEE Clara- Peacetully at the Centenary Meant
Centre Scarborough on Thursday September 12
1996 Clara Lee Beloved wife of the Raymond Lov-
ing mother of Donna Lee Survived by her brothers
and sisters A complete funeral service to be held In
the chapel of the McEachnle Funeral Home 28 Old
Kingston Road flax (Pickenng Village 905-426-
6488 on Saturday September 14 1996 at 6 pm
Visitors will be received from 5 to 6 pm pnor to the
seance In lieu of flowers donations may be made to
the Centenary Heahh Centre would be appreciated
In In
M Memoriams � � Memoriams
In Lo,tng Memory, of
Frances Elizabeth Rooney
who passed away September 15. 1995
This month roues back
with sad regret,
It brings back a day
we wiu never forget,
You fill asleep without good-bye,
But our memories of you
will never die,
We miss you more
than anyone knows,
As each day passes
the emptiness grows,
M learn we shed we can wipe away,
But the ache in our hearts
will always stay,
No one knows the grief we bear,
When the family meets
and you're not there,
You left ars suddenly,
Your thoughts unknown,
,But you left us memories
we are proud to own.
Rachel & F;,naly
O01�tOND SN1,V
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Door Jams Cleaned and Degreased
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Owner Chris Krvsik has owned his
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A replace and repair glass on all car
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hack crumble into small pieces when
they experience a major impact. But
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Chris says cracks and chipping will
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To list your non-profit group's
upcoming events, information must
be submitted by 5 pm. the Wednes-
day preceding Sunday publication.
To have your events promoted in
Billboard. fax 683-7363 or write to
the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser,
130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax.
Ontario, L IS 2115.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 15
TAI CHI: The Taoist Tai Chi
Society holds an open house from 3
to 5 p.m. at 114 Atho1 SL, Whitby.
Dtmonstrations, refreshments.
Everyone welcome. 668-6-W.
MENTAL HEALTH: An open
house runs from 1 to 8 pm. for the
new Whitby Mental Health Centre,
700 Gordon St_. Whitby. Everyone
welcome. 668-5881.
PET PHOTOS: A Pet Portrait
Day is held from 10 am. to 4 pm. at
Loblaw•s at Harwood Ave. and Hwy.
2. Get a photo of your pet. 5x7, for
only 55_ Barbecue and prizes. Pro-
ceeds to Oshawa and Dismct
Humane Societv. (905)333-2022
(Humane Society).
FLOWER SHOW: The Picker-
ing Horticultural Society holds its
Annual Fall Show from 11 am. to
3:45 p.m. at the Pickering Town
Centre. downstairs around the foun-
tain area Auction of flowers and
produce at 3:45 pm. 839-7600 (Bar-
bara Twiner).
MONDAY. SEPT. 16
REGISTRATION: The Christ-
ian Life Centre. corner of Rossland
and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax, holds
registration from 9 am. to noon for
three fall programs. Adult art classes
run eight weeks on Mondays from
9:15 to 11:15 am. starting Sept. 23
and the cost is $50.
Ladies' aerobics classes run 10
weeks on Mondays from 9:30 to
10:30 a.m. starting Sept. 23. S25 and
$15 for seniors. One-dav chocolate
workshop on SepL 23 from 9 to 11
am. and the cost is $25. Art and aer-
obics classes at the life centre.
chocolate workshop at Duffrns
Creel: Community Centre on Marsh
Lane. Free child cane for all prt}
grams. 686-1411.
ADOPTION: The Post Reunion
Adoption Support Cmoup meets from
7 to 9 p.m. at the main branch of the
Ajax Public Library. comer of Har-
wood Ave. and Kings Cres.. next to
the Town hall. Adoptee& birth and
adoptive parents, and families wel-
come.428-9322. AEROBICS: A
one-hour aerobics class is held e -wry
Mayday at 8 pm. at SL Paul's Unit-
ed Church, 65 Kings Cres.. Ajax.
Refreshments, social time follow. $3
per night- Proceeds go to the church.
686-W-58 (Catharine).
TUESDAY, SEPT. 17
BREAST FEEDING: The La
Lekfie league of Ajax meets the
third Tuesday of every month at 7:45
pm. Information available on breast-
feeding. Nursing mothers, babies
and pregnant women welcome. 683-
7547 or 666-2775 for information
and location.
SENIORS: The Tuesday Mom-
ing Discussion Group meets at 9:30
am. at the Ajax Senior%' Friendship
Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. A repre-
sentative of Bell Canada will speak.
The group meets every Tuesday
morning. 619-0315 (Betty).
AEROBICS: The Tuesday
Morning Ladies Club meets every
Tuesday at 9:15 am. at the Ajax
Community Centre for one hour of
aerobics, followed by refreshments,
crafts or speakers. $3 per week. All
welcome. 68tr0258 (Catharine).
MEN'S GROUP: A men's sup-
port group meets weekly at 8:30 am.
for a breakfast meeting at Mr Sou-
vlaki, Bayridges Plaza. Liverpool
Road and Bayly Street. Men who are
unemployed, divorced, depressed
and in need of encouragement are
in%ited. 839-3295 (Bill).
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 18
LUNACY BINGO The AIDS
Committee of Dunham holds "lura••
cy" bingo every second Wednesday
from 10 to 11:45 am. at Hideaway
Bingo Hall. Sunray Street. Whitby.
Each bingo card ousts a bone ($1).
Proceeds will support the commit-
tee's programs and services in
Durham. 665-0051.
BREAST-FEEDING: The La
Leche League. of Pickering meets at
7:45 pm. with information available
on breast-feeding. Nursing mothers,
babies and pregnant women wel-
come. 427-8063, 831-2017 or 416-
282-6462 for location.
OSTOMY: The Oshawa and
683=7040
n fosour°ce
District Ostomy Association meets
at 7:30 pm. in Room 1002F of the
Oshawa General Hospital at Simcoe
and Alma Sts. The group meets the
third Wednesday of every month.
427-5512 (Candice), 571-3670
(Ron), 728-7207 (Alma).
HEAD INJURY: Support
groups of the Head Injury Associa-
tion of Durham Region meets at 7:30
p.m. at 459 Bond S. E., Oshawa.
Survivors group meets on the main
floor, family and caregivers upstairs.
723-2732.
SEA CADETS: RCSCC Har-
wood Sea Cadets holds registration
from 6:15 to 9 p.m. at 1915
Clements Rd. (at Sandy Beach Rd.),
Pickering. Sea Cadets is for youths
12 to 18. While having fun they learn
things such as seamanship, drill,
band leadership and marksmarWiip.
327-0482.
WRITERS: The writers' group
Trilogy meets from 7 to 9 pm. at the
Pickering Central Library branch.
One The Esplanade. The group is
attempting to form again. Members
read and critique each other's work.
The afternoon writers' group Volume
2 meets every other Tuesday at the
library from 2 to 4 p.m. 686-2085 or
416-284-5416 (Dick Ferrier).
THURSDAY, SEPT. 19
CANADIAN CLUB: The Cana-
dian Club of Durharn Region meets
at 6:30 p.m. at Holiday Inn, 1011
Bloor SL E., Oshawa. Guest speaker
D'Arcy Jewish, joumahst and author
of Money to Bum, will discuss
1
Trudeau, Mulroney and the bank-
ruptcy of Canada. Dinner $23 for
members, $25 for non-
members/guests. All welcome. 668-
2484, 723-9074, 655-4530 or 576-
5101 (Holiday Inn).
FRIDAY, SEPT. 20
ADDICTION: The Serenity
Group holds a 12 -step recovery
meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist
Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Picker-
ing. This group meets every week
and deals with addictions of all
types, including co-dependency. All
welcome. 428-9431 (Jim, in the
evening).
CARDS: The Ajax Seniors
Friendship Club plays the card game
Solo every Friday from l to 3:30
pm. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. All
seniors welcome. Instruction provid-
ed. 683-8538 (Phil Heller).
SATURDAY, SEPT. 21
READING CIRCLE: Pickering
Reading Circle, a reading program
for children, meets weekly from 9:30
to 10:30 am. at Orchard Villa, 1955
Valley Farm Rd.. Pickering.
Join the program at any time.
There's no charge. French-speaking
adult volunteers are needed. 839-
3037.
YARD SALE: Ballycliffe
Lodge, 70 Station St.. Ajax, holds its
annual yard sale from 10 am. to 2
pm. Donated items would be appre-
ciated and 50 per cunt of profits will
go to the Terry Fox Foundation. 683-
7321.
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Macintosh Users East .......6030
First Oshawa ITC Club
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Local Lacrosse ............5038
Canadian Cakxie Counters ...6009
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One Parent Families ........6010
Durham P.C. User's Club ....6032
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Durham cops get hi -tech helpIn trackin serial criminals
nals
0 violent Crime
Linkage Analysis
System keeps
files for law
enforcement
across Canada
BY STEPHEN SHAW
DITRHAM STAFF
DURHAM -- More than
40 violent crimes in Durham
have been fed into a high-
tech national computer sys-
wm designed to track ser-
ial predators cror
country.
In fact, the
Durham Regional
Police Service
adopted a policy
in 1994 making it
mandatory for all
violent crimes
meeting the pro
gram's criteria to be
entered into the Violent
Crime Linkage Analysis
System (ViCLAS).
In his recently -released
report on the botched Paul
Bernardo investigation, Mr.
Justice Archie Campbell
recommended legislation be
passed requiring all police
forces submit solved and
unsolved predatory crimes
into the system.
ViCLAS is designed to
break down the unique
details of homicides, sexual
assaults or missing person
cases and, using its data
bank, cross-match and pin-
point similarities to aid
investigators.
While ViCLAS hasn't led
to any breakthroughs in
unsolved crimes in Durham,
"It's only a matter of time
before we get a link in one
of ours," says Staff Sergeant
Dave Kimmerly, an ex -
homicide detective who co-
ordinates the system for
Durham.
Such crimes recently fed
into the system include the
sexual assault and severe
beating of a 14 -year-old
Oshawa girl and two sexual
assaults in the Ajax -Pick-
ing- area last year,
the latter which
remain unsolved.
In terms
of police work.
Staff Sgt. Kim-
merly compares
ViCLAS with the
scientific break-
hrough in recent
years in DNA. "I think
more and more ViCLAS
will become a technological
tool that will be invaluable
for investigations."
Metro police have said a
ViCLAS case -link found in
western Canada played a
key factor in the recent
arrest in the 10 -year-old
slaying of Toronto's Allium
Parrot.
There are 22 ViCLAS
terminaLs hooked up nation-
wide, and Ontario regional
forces must submit a
detailed 36 -page question-
naire outlining all aspect% of
a crime to Orillia Ontario
Provincial Police, which
Herbs
on Ajax
Garden
Club
agenda
AJAX -- A
guest speaker will
Shed some light
on herbs at the
Ajax Garden
Club's monthly
meeting at the
Ajax Royal Cana-
dian Legion on
Monday, Sept. 16
at 8 p.m.
Marjorie
Davies of Beaver-
ton will give an
informative talk
on "Herbs -- Pats -
ley, Sage, Rose-
mary and
Thyme".
Refreshments
are available. The
club will also
hold a contest and
Lavender will
also be on sale.
The Ajax
Legion is on Hunt
Street. For more
information, call
683-4674 or 683-
4734.
overseas ViCLAS in the
province. (Because of the
volume of cases it handles,
the Metro police sexual
assault unit has its own ter-
minal.)
Nationally, the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police
supervises the system,
which may one day be con-
nected to law enforcement
agencies internationally.
Mr. Justice Campbell's
report notes that schoolgirl
killer Paul Bernardo — later
found to also have been
responsible for dozens of
unsolved Scarborough rapes
— likely "would have been
apprehended much sooner
had ViCLAS been in place
at the time and fully opera-
tional through centrally
mandated reporting require -
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