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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_07_30• ere ng i;�x PER1001- IL Pickering 's Community Newspaper eftis since 1965 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand icily 30, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 31, Pressrun 42,500 24 pages Bucking the national trend... Pickering councillor wants to put the bite on vicious dogs PICKERING -- Ward 2 L- -Ai Councillor Sherry Sent% wants vicious dogs off the streets and will introduce a notice of motion before council next Tuesday aimed at mak- ing owners more responsible for their dogs Coun:,ll.,r ti:ni, says she is fol - 1 -wing the lead I Clarington. here any dog A arch has snacked some - ii' ,,ne without hying provoked ,Atli be declared J vicious dog u rider a new hvlaw passed recently. SHERRY Clarington's SEMIS vicious dog Notice of bylaw means any motion canine declared vicious would have to be con- fined on the owner's property. When the animal is off the owner's proper- ty it must be leashed, muzzled and under the control of someone at least 18 year of age. The Clarington bylaw also requires anyone w hose dog has been declared vicious to have it pho- tographed and identified by a microchip implanted under the ani- mal's skin. Cour. Senis says she has received "numerous complaints over the last three years" from residents who've either been attacked by dogs or who See COUNCILLOR/page 3 INSIDE Hollywood North — Pickering provides neighbohood setting for big budget film -- page 9. Editorial Page ..........6 Entertainment ..........9 Violent Sports ...............12 BY STEPHEN SHAW Classified .............13 DURHAM STAFF Durham Region residents have Real Estate ...........REI every right to fear violent crime, as a national poll suggest man Canadians do. Statisticalh, in JIM GRIMLEY we have more reasons than most 'It jumps out Results of an Angus Reid .Lir vey released this week Lound a„ at you' per cent of Canadians hcl+c%: Pickering councillor wants to put the bite on vicious dogs PICKERING -- Ward 2 L- -Ai Councillor Sherry Sent% wants vicious dogs off the streets and will introduce a notice of motion before council next Tuesday aimed at mak- ing owners more responsible for their dogs Coun:,ll.,r ti:ni, says she is fol - 1 -wing the lead I Clarington. here any dog A arch has snacked some - ii' ,,ne without hying provoked ,Atli be declared J vicious dog u rider a new hvlaw passed recently. SHERRY Clarington's SEMIS vicious dog Notice of bylaw means any motion canine declared vicious would have to be con- fined on the owner's property. When the animal is off the owner's proper- ty it must be leashed, muzzled and under the control of someone at least 18 year of age. The Clarington bylaw also requires anyone w hose dog has been declared vicious to have it pho- tographed and identified by a microchip implanted under the ani- mal's skin. Cour. Senis says she has received "numerous complaints over the last three years" from residents who've either been attacked by dogs or who See COUNCILLOR/page 3 INSIDE Hollywood North — Pickering provides neighbohood setting for big budget film -- page 9. Editorial Page ..........6 Entertainment ..........9 Sports ...............12 Classified .............13 Real Estate ...........REI HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours .... .. ..... .1-800-662-8423 Internet ........... . wwvvv.durhamnews.net crime up crimes of violence are on the n.: in their communities. despite recent statistics which show crime figures are actually decreasing. Just not in Durham. Rather. the crime rate in the r: ,,+,+n appears to buck the nation - 1 'T"rid i , r,! ,n last year'. report L. l anadian Centre i0,0 Lound 12% in Durham this year violent crime has been dropping nationally for three years. In Durham in 1996, crimes against persons -- which include assault. sexual assault. robbery, attempted murder and murder — elimbed slightly by 1 5 per :crit from 1995 The number, h- ­ have have taken .+ .h.r ,.. In the first five months of the this year's -- 12 per cent -- that year, Durham police report a 12- really jumps out at you:' says per cent increase in crimes against Sergeant Jim Grimley. persons. In that time there were Among the more startling stats, 2,200 violent acts, compared to Sgt. Grimley notes, are a 62 -per 1.971 through the same period last cent rise in assaults against police sear officers, a 13 -per cent rise in :crtainly had noticed the assaults in general and a 13 -per - rca.e last year and we But when you look at See DURHA11/Page 2 Pickering gives photo oy A.J. tooen preliminary OK to expanded or new seniors' centre Town to establish building committee to probe costs Bl MARIANNE TAKACS IN \FI- Rt Pt MT A PICKERINC —Town Council has approved in princi- ;,Ir the om,aruown of an addition to Pickering's main mon' centre or the building of a new centre. Councillor also voted last Tuesday to establish a build- n,:,,mrmttCC to investigate the cost of the expansion or .,e, building at a yet -to -be -determined location. The com- .1wtee — which will be comprised of \favor Wayne Arthur, Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson, Ward 2 1"cal Councillor Sherry Sem% and rcpre- sentatives of the South Pickering Seniors' Club (SPSC). the Pickering, Fast Shore Community Association, the South Pickering Lawn Bowling Club, the public library board and Town staff -- is expected to report back to Council sometime this fall. The motion for the expansion of the DOUG 'town's seniors' facilities was brought to DIC I�ERSO\ Council by Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dickerson at the request of the Seniors' SPSC. population Court. Dickerson told his Council growing colleagues the expansion is needed - because the senior population of the town has grown faster than could reasonably have been anticipated. "We have more people turning 55 every month than there are people being born:' be said, noting that within five year the "leading edge" of the baby boomers will be turn- ing 55. Getting his kicks 'All le the need that is there ore a it ria going to become less, it's going to become more acute" The councillor suggested just expanding the current Oshawa Adria's Mark Mussington stretch- Sunday. The John Barnes Cup battle is a facility at the East Shore Community Centre on Liverpool es out to kick the ball past Ajax United's highlight of the summer for the regional Road just south of Bayly Street might not be enough to deal Darren McGee during the Motor City Soc- league and features top-notch action. The with the needs of local seniors in seven or eight years and the building committee may recommend the construction of ter League's John Barnes Cup champi- Oshawa squad won the title with a 3-1 win See PICKERING/Page 3 onship game at the Civic Fields in Oshawa over Ajax United. -- ---- Youth centre escapes spark call for tighter security Piekerinp reSldent fears • centre to investigate an escape. The van was recov- b ered in downtown Toronto several days later, and no proximity of detention centre charges were ever laid.) t Ms. McGuire's concerns heightened after read - to Waterfront trail System ing in the News Advertiser this summer about two men escaping from the detention centre on separate Marie McGuire (with children Mitchell, left, and Erin) says this fence won't prevent escapes from youth facility. She won't use the waterfront trail any- more either after finding out about the nearby facility. BY LINDA WHITE occasions. One had a history of violence and was YF,xFF REPOIr'Ea believed armed with high-powered guns stolen in a PICKERING — A mother of two is calling for break-in. He was arrested Sunday. increased security at a youth detention centre locat- "Before the Waterfront Trail was established, ed next to the Waterfront Trail here. there was little or no attention brought to the exis- "I won't go there again," Marie McGuire says of tence of this group home:' notes Ms. McGuire, who the portion of the trail located near the Durhamdale has lived in Pickering eight years but just recently youth facility at Montgomery Park and Squires learned of the detention centre. Beach Roads. "It's a shame. It's a nice trail" "Presumably, it was far enough out of the way of She says her van was stolen from the area last the general public, but that isn't the case any longer. There are a lot of people who use this trail: seniors spring while she went for a walk and suspects a youth facility escapee is responsible. (After discov- walking their dogs, young adults roller di ering the theft. Ms. McGuire Flagged down a police moms with toddlers and many people just outt eenjoogy- - cruiser and learned it was en route to the detention See CALL/Page 4 it F(r�7(7oI 11.. �c9�-1lAor VISIT OyRWHI P SHOWROOM of 'Z00 on c. ita:�'itaartw�sSM111tats�ir�tr Ale CotndHollK or Fweocfi• N- a,ulr colallditloMl111� • • M«"' or Don't IN,lon.'9a IFAGIE2}-THEE NEWS AuveSIXIS iR WEDNIUSuAV, Jt7t.v Je. 1"7 +amu 1 a NEit crime stats up in 1997 DURHAM/ From page cent rise in w e a p 0n s offences (which had been down 8 per cent the year before). The number of attempted murders in the first five months of 1997 has dou- bled to six. The frequency of threatening let- tersand phone calls has gone up 25 per cent, up to 191 from 152. ..It is cause for concern. . . You can only hope this is not a trend we will follow throughout the year and it will taper off:' Sgt. Gnmley says of the year's first- half crime stats. But any analy- sis of Durham's climbing crime figures must take into considera- tion the regions rapidly increas- ing population, the sergeant nixes. V►c are grow- ing in leaps and bounds here. Durham is the fastcsi-growing regain in the proyincc so that may Ik reflected in these statis- ties The popula- tion in Durham jumped 11.7 per cent between 1991-1996, said cegwnal planner Dc,.i.thy Skinner She added in 1996. the esti- mated number of people living in the region rose by 6,300, to 474.000 Sgt Grimley added unemploy- ment rates -- which at times in Durham have surpassed the national average — could also be a contributing fac- tor in the crime figures. Uncm- ployment is often linked to youth crime and domestic vio- lence, he said. Women's club seeks members The local chapter of the Canadian Federa- tion of University Women is seeking new members. F_stablished in 1988, the C.F.U.W. Ajax - Pickering is pan of the larger Canadian federa- tion of University Women. which was formed in 1919. 'there are more than 125 chapters across the country with about 10.500 members. Following the club's motto. "Knowledge is growth, come grow with us", members help the c o m m u n i t y through various initiatives, such as scholarships for graduating high school students and the Scientists in School pro- gram. Monthly meet- ingsinclude guest speakers and pre- sentations. The club is open ui all women aged 18 years and older. For information, call, 686-6203. 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Mr. Ashe says the clerks' report was based on recommendations the LEIC had made regarding trustee rep- resentation on the new board, which will be elected in November. School boards. LEICs and local municipali- ties can appeal the clerks' decision within 10 days of submission to the Province. Under provincial education reform legislation- the current 18 -member board is being replaced by the smaller Durham district separate school board. The provincially -appointed Educa- tion Improvement Commission, which oversees education reforms in Ontario. will handle any appeals. photo by A.J. Groen Making his Mark in Pickering Pickering entrepreneur Nick Trantos (cen- ly obliged their newest business owner tre) invited Regional Councillor Rick Mr. Trantos' new company, Make Your Johnson (left) and Mayor Wayne Arthurs Mark, provides engraving services for to help him celebrate the launch of a new clients to identify personal and business local business last week and they cheerful- item. to deter theft. Councillor wants to use Clarington dog bylaw COUNCILLOR/From page 1 is a model have witnessed dogs attacking chil- dren unprovoked. Last month, a seven-year-old Pickering girl needed 19 stitches to close wounds on her face after a German shepherd jumped on the youngster and scratched her face with its paw. In Clarington, the bylaw was passed after a young girl and her puppy were attacked by a larger neighborhood dog. The girl suffered injuries to her hands trying to pro- tect her puppy, which was killed by the larger dog. Some residents there feared a par- ticular breed — such as Rottweilers — would he targeted under the bylaw. But councillors assured them they were concerned only with vio- lent dogs — not any particular breed. Coun. Sems's notice of motion calls for the Pickering -Ajax -Whitby (PAW) Animal Control to report ) back to council on the possibility of introducing a similar bylaw here to regulate vicious dogs. Currently, it's up to the discretion of PAW if an animal that has attacked someone or another animal is to be muzzled. If such a decision was made, the owner could appeal it to a PAW committee. If (Clarington) managed to get this thing through, we should be able to too:' says Coun. Scnis, who agrees with many dog owners that dogs aren't had, there arc just had owners. Pickering backs seniors' centre expansion PICKERING/From page I a completely new facility. The existing %eni(ws centre, opened in 1989, was designed to meet the need.% of a membership of 350 to 400 people. But the SPSC already has about 650 members and might reach AX) by the end of the year. Because of a short- age of space. the club is not able to offer some programs people want and has had to turn people away from oth- ers. The club offers activities such as cards and games, out- ings, choirs and theatre groups, arts, crafts, dances and lunches for seniors 55 and over. Council's resolution pro- poses the construction of a two-storey expansion for the seniors facility which would add about3,000 square feet of space, or a new building. The expansion would likely also include improvements for the East Shore Community Centre itself and the Bay i n principle Ridges Lihrary located in the same budding. Mayor Wayne Arthurs said there is a S 1.2 million expenditure prpjected in the Town's 1998 capital budget fore- cast for expansion of the seniors cen- tre. though he noted that doesn't mean all of that projected alloca- tion would be spent. He explained the project would have a, win final approval during the 1998 budget process before being started. r— SPSC president Barry Johnson said after the meet- ing he is confident Council will follow through on its approval in principle for the expansion."We want them to commit to this by putting sufficient funds in the 1998 budget:' said Mr. Johnson. He added that what the seniors would like to see is the expansion of the exist- ing facility in 1998 and a larger, cen- tral seniors facility being built some- where in the Town a few years later. "We couldn't survive another year WAYNE ARTHURS $1.2 million in 1998 forecast PARA rescues you from hunger PICKERING — The Pickering Auxiliary Rescue Association (P.A.R.A.) will host two fund-rais- ing barbecues beginning this week- end. The first will be held Saturday, Aug. 2, from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. at LOEB Glendale Market Place at Dixie Road and Finch Avenue. 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' Sean AjaxlPick ' Sun in Chinim Pick mod to selected hasehdds only ?:-ember. all inserts. including : on glossy paper. can be .led with the rest of vour ipaper through your blue Roti ding progrm. information on delivering advertising •hers. aLVIN' 3Rt '3%ER - T.,A-r UFA 'ActInesdav + carrier of the week is. T.J. T.J. cnprv% h.xckcv and dancing. He will receive a dinner for 4 and a T- ,hirt compliments of Burger King. Congratulations T.J. bar Ixrng ,ur carrier of the week Call for security Youth detention centre location `ideal': Durhamdale director CALUFrom page 1 ing the sunshine" While Ms. McGuire doesn't consider the theft of her van a major incident, she is calling on officials to be pro -active and instill higher security at the detention centre instead of wait- ing for -an attack, a robbery or threat to a human life" to occur. At the very least. Ms. McGuire would like to see a security fence around the centre, but wonders if the centre should be re -located. "I'm sure that having the trail so close to the group home makes the job of the security offi- cers even tougher. These boys don't need any additional temptation.- Admittedly. emptation"Admittedly, the four -foot -high fence now separating the centre from the trail isn't a great obstacle to someone determined to escape, says Durhamdale director Sheila Morro. "I could climb it if I wanted to" But the facility is an open custody centre and residents are not locked up, explains Ms. Morro. While she is "not unconcerned" about the ease in which residents could escape if they wanted to, she doesn't believe a security fence would serve as a deterrent. While Durhamdale has experienced a num- ber of escapes — "especially when the sun is shining" — they -happen at all open -custody facilities periodically:' according to Ms. Morro. Durhamdale houses 180 to 190 short- term residents a year, with a maximum of 14 at one time. The centre offers high school cours- es, lifeskills programs, alcohol and drug - addiction counselling, and anger -management classes. Ms. Morro believes "young offenders always get a bad rap. Yes, they do commit a lot of offences, but the numbers are down. There's a lot less violence than there was even a year ago The centre's location has been "ideal-, maintains Ms. Morro, pointing to neighbors which include the Pickering Nuclear Station, the water treatment plant and an industrial complex. Organizers of the Waterfront Trail installed the fence currently in place. And Durhamdale voluntarily helps maintain the trail using supervised residents. Ms. McGuire has sent a letter expressing her concerns to a number of politicians, including Durham West MPP Janet Ecker. who forwarded it to the Ministry of Correctional Services. Pickering Regional Ward 2 Councillor Doug Dickerson says he will ask Pickering Council to take a stand on the issue if Ms. Ecker asks for �irnnorl. Ms. Ecker is on holiday and was unavail- able for comment. Beer Stores open Sundays in August Longer hours for long, In Pickering, the Beer Store at Liverpool $ g� Road and Hwy. 2 will be open Surdays and. hot days of summer on Aug. 4. while the store at Hwy. 2 and y Whites Road will be closod on Sundays, but Suds fans will be able to buy their favorite open on the Civic Holiday. --brew throughout August. Beer Stores will be open on Sundays from 71te Beer Store in Aj" will be open all I I am. to 6 p.m. " Smidays in August. as well as on the Civic On the Civic Hobdr3, the outlets will be Holiday of Monday. Aug. 4. open normal Monday hoots. gA Preview Fall'97 ENTIRE STOCK! NEW404ALL'97 FABRIC, DRAPERY & UPHOLSTERY ARRIVALS ' We toil distouM the e"vole 7% GA and 8% 1ST (loll d 15%) on Nm Fdl'97 Fa6M Drapery and yon vols. Yenim the M pins ogiwlenl 7%G9 od 8% PST (told of 35%). pen6erslq Iqs of Fdnidoal! Sole in effed J* 30-Atlgust 12,1997. 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JULY Jib N!7 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser VEditorials and A C � islied Tuesday Wednesday Friday Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H3 Publisher: Tits Whittaker ♦ Editorial The public does wield power over politicians So this is democracy. Two recent incidents in Ajax and Pickering ;underscore the effects voters can have on their ,elected officials, proving there is a measure of accountability, and that power does lie with the people. In one case, Ajax and Pickering residents pep- J)ered Durham West MPP Janet Ecker with faxes, J)hone calls and information protests in a bid to get much-needed funding for families with develop- mentally -disabled children. The efforts of the so-called Durham Coalition of 'Families for Support to Person with developmental Disabilities haven't yet met with 4uccess in terms of receiving the funding they seek. but they have kept the issue on Ms. Ecker's ♦genda. 2 In another local case, a similar phone -and -fax lampaign helped a Pickering family in their fight on behalf of another couple who sought to bring a Russian orphan to Canada to become their adopted 'son. The young boy was originally refused a visa by Canadian immigration authorities because he was laid to be developmentally delayed. Though their ilfforts didn't result in a visa for the child, a 'min- ZAter's permit' was provided which allows the boy To stay in Canada for at least three years. Both cases here help illustrate the liberties we !rn)oy in Canada. You can, as it turns out, effect Change with those who are governing. You can change things you deem to be wrong, and you can force action among bureaucrats and politicians. A common thread also found here is that the agendas are driven by a group of people committed to the belief of their cause and who are not afraid to speak out, speak up and speak often. This refreshing illustration of wh4t it takes to bring about chang4. svew in the Lace of numerous obstacles and bureaucratic red tape, is shown in the result. On one hand we have an orphaned child who is now with his adoptive parents in his new Canadian home. On another, we have a provincial govern- ment minister dealing personally with issues important to a small group of her constituents. This is democracy. And it works. To respond to rims editorial call Mfosourre at niosourC�e 683.7040 and dial 5109 ♦You said it... In response to the editorial of Sunday, July 27 headlined `Time to take action .on youth crime', our readers said: TheYoung Offenders Act makes all these young punks and thugs think that they can do anything they want to on .the struts. It's not fair." .We asked... The question is: Your thoughts on the number of 'incidents of youth crime in Ajax and Pickering of late? , i t S t •. Joe Fkmin f Marcia Myers Dale Rasaa�en ;says, "Ajax is says, "It's horn- says, Ajax's get - too big Wbut it's a sign ting too big and .getting and the popula- of the times" there are not ;tion is growing enough police 'too fast for around." .police to handle." Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 ♦ Letters to the editor Parents of special needs children in crisis situations To the editor: 1 have read with interest the numerous articles and letterspi) issues facing indi- viduals iwith devclopmenal disabilities. Thank you for enlightening your readers. Being a parent of a child with special needs. I feel most families have been more than patient as they are met with a fragmented social service system. Families arc being "pitted" against each other and the agencies fund- ed by the Ministry of Community and Social Services. Parents are being forced to dwell on only neg- ative aspects of their chil- dren in an attempt to receive adequate support and having to receive "piecemeal" fund- ing in an attempt to provide support beyond that of being a parent. I've had more than 2(10 meetings, endless telephone conversations and moun- tains of letters over the past two years in an attempt to have m y daugh- ter's life- JANET threaten- ing needs ECKER met and I Target of letter still do writer's scorn. not have a solution to the pending cri- sis. With direct support my daughter will live. Without direct support my daughter will cost the taxpayers dou- ble as she will be a risk to herself and this community. Where is the "common sense?" In response to Janet Ecker's letter in your July 23, 1997 edition, I would like to question the state- ment that these "children need certain specialized ser- vices to help them meet their potential". These children need individualized special- ized services as a necessity of life. As her response stat- ed, $15 million was allocat- ed provincially to help fami- lies, with $469.000 of that funding for Durham Region. The minister did not address the fact that there was over a 52 -million funding shortfall for our region and she did not indicate what was being done to rectify the immedi- ate crisis situations present- ed to her ministry. I would say families have the right to feel frustrated as many cannot wait another day for a systems change - support is needed now! Sue Brady, Ajax How about printing names of parents of offending teens? To the editor: This is the first time I've ever written to a newspaper in response to an article. A couple of the items I read in your July 25 edition angered me deeply. Let me start by saying I'm a 35 -year-old father of four. My children's ages are seven, five, three and one - and -a -half. I recently uprooted my family and moved to Ajax from Scarborough. Scarborough is the place where I grew up and currently own a busi- ness. Due to the crime and teen violence we felt Scarborough was not the area we wished to raise our four children. When we decided to move we considered various towns such as Newmarket, Uxbridge, Stouffville before finally choosing Ajax. We drove around the communi- ty quite often before snaking our choice. We read your newspaper as a source of reference in the community. We spoke with local officials, schools, talked with friends who lived in the area, and decid- ed that Ajax was a thriving community without the problems of a big city. I am starting to feel that we may have made the wrong JOANNE BURGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUVAM Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZB':JCZAK, Classified Advertising Manger MONIQUE LEA, Real EwrdAutomaiveAdvatising Munger ABE FAKHOURIE. Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assisuant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LA I IAN HOOK, Administratson Manager choice. The headlines in your July 25 edition read as fol- lows: Merchants laud crack- down on rowdy teens. Ice cream vendors resist robber and Robbery bid neighbors meet to discuss rowdy teens. If you were deciding to move your family to Ajax, would you not reconsider after reading these head- lines? Do not get me wrong, in the year that we have lived here we have met great neighbors, superb teachers (even though the schools are overcrowded, but that is another letter) and wonder- ful kids. We love Ajax but do not agree in the direction it seems to be going. In today's economy. it's sad to say but in a lot of cases both parents must work to support their fami- lies. I believe that is the train problem. Teens will be teens and when not properly supervised. or involved in group sports or activities, find they have a lot of free time on their hands. Unfortunately this some- times leads to trouble. The problems you noted in your article though seemed to involve teens later in the evening when parents were at home. So, 1 would have to conclude that some of the blame must go to the parents for not know- ing where and what their children are doing. I believe there is a possi- ble solution. I know under the Young Offenders Act (another subject 1 could write a letter about), you cannot print the names of the children involved, but how about printing the names of the parents? I would think that the embarrassment alone would give them the kick in the butt or motivation they required to become involved in the lives of their children. The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand- written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verycation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. TO REACH US General: 693-5110 C smiled: 683-0707 pYtrffiotlea: 693-5110 Admi OCiamlded Fax: 683.7363 Compalin Fax: 579.9273 E-mail: newsroomOdurhamnews.net Mnp JAvww.duchamnew s. net BRIAN CHIASSON Guest Column Mr. Chiasson is the coordinator of the Family Action Council of Durham. Concerned citizens work to topple toplessness I completely disagree with the ruling that gives women the right to go topless in public. Female toplessness heavily violates community standards of tolerance, promotes a lower moral threshold in society and discourages morally healthy families from enjoying our beaches and parks. Regarding a lower moral threshold. laws have placed labels on films with exposed breasts. among other things. Should beaches he labeled restricted? Perhaps, with this new law, film categories will become far more lenient. We can also take adult magazines down from the top shelves and put them with the comics. Regarding family -extinct zones, families left Wasaga Beach when seeing topless women. Men only retreated when the television cam- eras focused on their discussions with topless women. Otherwise, exhibitionists and guys behaving badly can rejoice. The ruling gives an invitation to leer. Voyeurism is now a public If it hasn't touched you yet, in that you haven't seen it anywhere, that's only because the issue is to its infancy. The trend is growing — toplessness is being practiced in greater numbers: First, an Ottawa landlady goes topless in winter to collect rent cheques. Next, a Toronto woman flashes seniors. Then, a tno of strippers go topless in lawn chairs outside their Toronto club and so-called squeegee girls go bare - chested. More recently, a woman went topless at a public pito( in the Vancouver suburb of Maple Ridge on Canada Day. There's more: In London, a 23 -year-old woman went topless for several hours, two days in a row, at one of the city's busiest down- town intersections. A London man also tried starting a topless car wash. Mayor Dianne Haskett made sure it was shut aown from bylaw violations — the city already has too many adult entertainment facilities. In Trenton, a woman was accosted after refusing to put a top on while in front of a neighbor's son. Furthermore, in Wasaga Beach. a store opened called Tom & Tina's Topless Surf and Sport. And now, to make thing worse, on Toronto's Gay Pride Day, 10 botttxnless men flaunted their nakedness in front of children watching from the sidelines. They wore studded collars and cowboy boots claiming they were topless from the knees up. Regarding favorable acts: Erika Kubassek, head of the Moral Support Movement in Cambridge, wants an outright ban on women going topless in public. She claims it will encourage rape. If anything, top- lessness is a setback. if not a quantum kap backwards, for women in that it will certainly encourage harassment. This new "equality" only makes it harder for women to be taken seriously. Pam Ayers, a Mississauga woman, is with the group Keeping Tops On, and argues simi- larly. MP John Nunziata accepted 14,000 sig- natures when petitions were gathered by KTO. Nunziata demanded the federal government amend the Criminal Code. One rally organizer with KTO refuses to take her family to any beaches until a law is passed. Many of my neighbors feel the same. Moms refuse to visit beaches with their families. Mike Hams wants the Criminal Code amended — a federal matter — and as a sec- ond alternative, favors putting municipal bylaws in place. However, he doesn't go far enough. He wants an exception for beaches. Federal Justice Minister and Edmonton MP Anne McLellan claims the federal -provincial law commission has put bare breasts at the top of their agenda for August. However, she also stated debating was as far as she would go. The Charter of Rights and Freedoms says that all the guarantees, including the equality of the sexes, is subject to "reasonable limits". Nothing could be more reasonable that recog- nizing that a woman's naked chest is different from a man's. Finally, women with an ounce of self- esteem have no desire to go topless. The trend of female toplessness will grow if neglected — just as fruit decays if left alone. The News Advertiser invites readers io submit columns for Be Our Guest on current issues facing our Durham Region communities. Submissions should be 600 words or less, must be signed and include a daytime rekphone number. Unpublished columns may run in condensed form as a letter to the editor The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, sublishin and Distributing group of newspapers The News Advertiser is a member of she Aju & Pickering cord of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board acid the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse sty Wvenisesner. Credit for advenisen em limited to space price error occupies. ® Cr ®' t* 'ad'an CMettlanormda Ru Board mwr4w r..,.o�....a TIM 11W19 7 Lawyer says Morin `couldn't win' Retired Durham investigator testifies at inquiry BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF A lead investigator in the Christine Jessop murder case says he viewed Guy Paul Morin's absence from the nine -year -ofd's funeral as a sign of his guilt. That he never offered his condo- lences to the Jessop family helped to further convince investigators zeroing in on Mr. Morin as the prime suspect in the sex slaying, an inquiry probing his wrongful conviction heard yester- day. -1 would think that if it were my Durham College can help your firm grow globally Durham College now utters a course for people interested in the global business environment. International Sales and Marketing is an eight-month post -diploma pro- gram aimed at new graduates or experienced business people who want to enter or improve their perfor- mance in world markets. "With a population of less than 30 million, there just aren't enough peo- ple in Canada to support many com- panics:' says Tom Renmck. general manager of sales and marketing at Escalator Handrail, which has opera- tions in Oshawa, the United States, Germany and China. He's also on the advisory committee for the program. -To sustain or grow their business- es. Canadians must look beyond their own txxdcrs:' he says, adding Durham businesses arc in a good position to take advantage of busi- ness opportunities around the world. "The automotive industry is one of the first truly global industries and it is also the backtxmc of our local economy." He says an understanding of other cultures and business practices is essential to opening new markets and increasing sales. 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SATURDAY, AUG. 2 PARA BBQ: The Pickering Auxiliary Rescue Association hosts a fund-rais- ing barbecue from 10:30 am. to 3 p.m. at LOEB store at Dixie Rd. and Finch Ave., Pickering. Hamburgers, hot dogs, pop. Proceeds to local marine rescue unit. 905-683-3424 (Wayne Langfeld). TUESDAY, AUG. 5 LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers lunch every weekday from 11:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the kgion hall at 1555 Bayly SL, Pickering. Under $4. All welcome, no membership required. (839-2990). next door neighbor who was mur- dered I'd be going to the funeral whether I knew him or not... To pay my respects:' said retired Durham Regional Police inspector John Shep- hard. Mr. Morin's lawyer James Locky- er, noting the general investigative theory that killers often do attend the funerals of their victims, suggested Mr. Morin "couldn't win" when it came to police and prosecutors involved in his wrongful conviction. "Had he gone to the funeral he'd have met the theory, if he didn't go to the funeral. 'He's the killer."' said Mr. Lockyer, in a sarcastic tone of voice. His not attending the funeral or expressing his condolences to the Jes- sops were among numerous examples of Mr. Morin's so-called "unusual conduct or demeanor," as it was described to jurors by prosecutors at Mr. Morin's second trial. He was found guilty of first-degree murder at the second trial after being acquitted at a first trial, which was appealed by the Crown. DNA evidence exonerated Mr. Morin two years ago of the murder of Christine, his next-door neighbor. Christine disappeared from her Queensville home in October of 1984 and her remains were found three months later in a field in Durham Region. Mr. Lockyer accused police and prosecutors of having "twisted" sev- eral innocuous statements and actions - or inactions - of Mr. Morins, turn- ing a "perfectly normal person" into someone "far from normal" He suggested to Mr. Shephard tun- nel vision on the part of authorities - convinced of Mr. Morin's guilt - led them to view any aspect of his behav- ior as "something that looks odd... strange" Mr. Shephard agreed it was possible. Mr. Shephard, who last week apol- ogized to Mr. Morin for his role in the wrongful conviction, said he at first viewed with skepticism the DNA tests, which cleared Mr. Morin in Jan- uary, 1995. "A lot of things went through my mind. I thought it may have been an error. I thought it may have been rigged" You woke up one morning to find your trust company was being bought by a big bank. We should talk. one morning in we're Canada's in just getting bigger. bow June, all National_ only national We're interested in Trust custom- independent getting better. 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You'll also receive a numbered Cen- aclual gowns the were sold at the auction. Tey dcw of Authenticity attesting to iter Limed re legal for pitsuge m the Togotaise Republic. Fdium stats. The most you can buy is sit secs. and arc Axieped by every poser adhonty wood Send your dioque or monev oder w ICS 450 the wurld. Tap%= Road, Suave I %ftDN. Scartxxough, 'nw Clrnae's auction proved that ohne ONTARIO M I B 5W 1. Credit card holden may stamps are clerfy priced way below what collet- :all toll free 1-8045064)(170. THE NEWS ADVF:IrFISER 11EDNESDAY. JULY M. 1.47 - P.1;V • News Advertiser Cameras roll on Hollywood film in Pickering BY AL RIVE -1-1' fessional and romantic misadven- (Phillips). Crunch (Bokeem Wood- Shooting of The Big Hit wraps up STAFF RF.PORII.R tures of Mel (Wahlherg). a III hine) and Gurnp (Robin Dunne) into in September with the movie to be PICKERING —A film company guered hrtnlan who is dra%kn with his a moonlighting gig that ultimately released on the big screen at a later currently working on a major Holly- professional associates 0,co turns sour. date. wood film has nothing but \ ` praise / praise for Pick- crin and its residents after t ' F two days last r y ' I week in town t< Snoozing The ' 't All You Can Play Big Hit. The movie,7 MONSTER BINGO OPEN 7' � S A WEEK ' s t a r r i n g Featuring:- _ ": f '�` Min. 4- Max. 10 Books ' 'Marky' Mark, ,,a4Puur + Funlawe cNW)ers pPey are 1 Wahlbcrg (Boo- i, H6k M.—I,e4 G.If umpke wrtbi�I�...M (Also includes package of Specials) gie Nights. Fear. Itnni:c.u„Af rile 11TTVlMF. t mbfulLt Ri„„i a-. The Basketball.' Diaries), Lou D i a m o n d P h i l l i p s (Courage Under Fire, Young Guns. La Bamba) and C h r i s t i n a Applegate (TV's Married With Children). used the Engel Court area of P •k � CEDAR M 5•�rONCE �'A 'Sq� C-N-ONRE 'ST iXt 41 TORONTO OSrIAwA - WAV 12 ,e . f, a'T q, • • • SCW ME.B SWIM PASSAV,V/ABtE PUBLIC SWIMMING $1,000 JACKPOT from 4pm ;�. des $2,000 JACKPOT ortiDm De go one $5,000 FINAL JACKPOT t/ ^ S40 Advanced Tickets. $45 At the DoorPoOrT GREAT BLUE HERON aearlr 'r g” 5 Miles North Of,, • < ,1AtuTABLE CASINO A BWGO .. 'Bw�,m Invllle Just Oft 1 :AND ROAD. D02T I).lrhanlRd i7 1.3gq-79-HFROh O' ).. • r � - � � vsr a 7uc. d...�o .7 wa. De'l, aS a 11 backdrop for a - IN newer residen- tial area for _ scenes shot 1 - there for two days last week. And, accord- ing to Dortgen • Fode, the lura- `< f tion manager!, x. for Grand Slam Productions of Toronto, the Pickering neighborhood embraced the filming of the movie and the film crew with 41 open arms. making it a memorable G( fjt9ee for all ihvolvcd.— "We've had a • �. .�_ 4 tremendous experience filming in the The Wirl>t>tehester Arnu Special Events TUESDAY Kids Eat Free 2 Kids with I Adult Entree WEDNESDAY Wing :Might THURSDAY Rib ;dight FRIDAY & SA•CURDAY Chef Specials Saturday and Sunday British Breakfast 10:30 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. - All ball teams in jerseys receive 25e wings - All golfers present wore card and receive 1017c off food orders Sun. Aug. If Golf Toum,tnent I � --!d •e Links include. cart and dinner 1400 11a%l♦ tit. at Li�erpooh 837-2366 Engel Court neighborhood. - 41W 1W FfMGHT -wNO � TAX eNO AIR -I '.. She Evesay199-7 PS YMOUTH NEON DODGE STRATUS "Even the director (Kirk • Wong) came up to us to say 'these people are wonderful'. That's unheard of for a direr- for. Everyone•y.b..eltenrAe 91Feot4YOltiq a"conil,M = had a great i!6bitils,Ca19al9r pp Iitime."d1 ...._... :9llN,f11er1 ...,+..'. .. n �•e The decisionbud"& to shoot in that him Fr loo- f�11■IIxFaLlolr area of Picker- K'" Mbit* �- ing was based .1.IPN73. on finding a 199x,, VOVAMM WAGON 1993 VOYAGER SE RALLYE 1993 VOYAGER WAGON 1993 STEALTH R/T neighborhood which "was - newer, yet also had a lot of - Y warmth to it". says Fode. AOL Sum. p.a, air, 7lira • mora. vsw 701- a lkwooac. a ucruir, ar. inum 2.01. VAG- 7 PH&. W. P.C. p.b.. root rack 1.01- twin turbo.6 Slid. Inwrual. air. "her h. The Engel nuchI $"ws vsm $6005,-- 581• 9 p"w"` 6890 pw•"` A1JCb"'"r` IIr1AKE AN OFFER Court area will be portrayed in • by PLVMOM GRAIID ttOTAGE11 NI 19M PLYt110YFN 1010114 DOOR 19 16 NEON 4 DOR fgamm the movie as a residential area _ of Los Angeles or New York. AN As well, the _ movie needed a _ 7.2L awaaaM glass, 7 ptls.. air, Tool �•.. p.a. lib.. at. AWN ry► Pius nen Cand•, r1W. air. P6156 s.2L Mc. sys.. ME packap. Ps167 `wk & atpa. vsl5o www. tr1.ne d or, k • e s $14" pw d, residential area a643epwa«a """"''0nroi""''°'sA�f0,888 � W. which was close to rural 1l99 GRAND cumu m LAW= 1993 GRAND VOVAGER isim PLYMOUTH VOYAGER areas where th company 401 1 also be shoot- 1 ing. Fode says , the film crew rag S2L aae sys,alE pkg AAao,aAL WaaA•LL $A1Kmo• pail. 7 -ML OWn4 AN1i Lap, IL 14 aft. pain, to C" Mt art ft*•aaw. I will have shot ps135 s14"w MIN SAL.'17 888 XOM.Ya= 9Aua14 888 "mlgim `.iL�Y51S6 SALEum •14 888 ' __ I scenes for the Columbia Tris- 19■■ CARAVAN 1993 POND EXPLORER 1Spun 1 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER 1 -' I �'� -� • _. .:... �._ total of four tar movie for a . 61'3 days in Picker- r ing and two days at other - d aaS. p• pal. P „n 10. uw r r„l,bKhft 101 w. Sulo, p.. pa. 7 -PIM u.W4 & caad- Durham Region aS6 Aw wr. a~.w7 +w"w. j acn �u`u � 0i1 �" � �a..ILW as A16w1"t"ULanw�.. � �roa ratlt+wwS 6 , locations. IM1Pupwalad__ 18,888 a.ea0M7utsa.wm11A16,888 ontwee a.Amt ONE OWNER laaoplm.vslal 13,888 r T h i s Wednesday, the director will use a stretch of road north of Pickering to fil'K m a ey- stone cops' VILLAGE CHRYSLER • AJAX action sequence where four cars are involved in v� 19" NM YORKER 4 DIL LMS 7 i Uauq abounds' 26J pacaa9•. p41665 91 A72 _-- -- rt %, A- pu. A ara, al a a"a t brill moor coft ra we& so am Sul., W pl. W coed., 71 sa Haig but MV ran. rod ata 6 N matt moa T1m&ONE OWNER N VILLAGE 5t ■ a chase scgne. The movie is 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401)905483'5358 sEAVICEOPEltALLOArtATUROAYAIOEtIRIFNeff a comedic i Mptl.su.•rwr6na.nna.ww6wa,,6,IBra.,..•aa•r.aR,�ra, oxo. thriller which 111111MIIIIIIIII It 11111111l III follows the pro- _ 1 . : r A i i ■ MOUTH CHRYSLER HWY 8401 iXt 41 TORONTO OSrIAwA a chase scgne. The movie is 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401)905483'5358 sEAVICEOPEltALLOArtATUROAYAIOEtIRIFNeff a comedic i Mptl.su.•rwr6na.nna.ww6wa,,6,IBra.,..•aa•r.aR,�ra, oxo. thriller which 111111MIIIIIIIII It 11111111l III follows the pro- _ 1 . : r A i i ■ ME le. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WF3UNESDAY. JULY W. 1197 Arts ,a1 weIrt Pickering PICKERING —A young Pi, kci Ing musician has won a top American gospel music award. Warren Park- er took first place in the ECONO instrumental solo division in TO the Kesfn Spencer Sing on ORDER YOUI the Amish Farm competition at Sugar Creek. Ohio last week- end. He played the piano in the event. "He was up against 60 peo- ple:' says his proud mother. Edna Parker. Mr. Parker, who writes and performs gospel music along with his wife Shannan. received about $3.000 Canadi- anfor the win whichalso brought him the opportunity to open for a con- cert in front of 2.000 people. the highlight of the competition. He intends to use his earnings to go to Nashville with his wife to record an album sometime this winter. The Parkcrs p e r f o r m throughout Canada and the gospel P cham will cut United Slates. Their most recent I.ast Fall. Ail Parker was chosen local appcal;lnce was at Cullen (Kar by the Canadian (;ospcl Rlusi, Asso- den, in Whnhs ciau,m as 1995 inslrumentali,i of the VOIT OUR SHOWROOM TODAY 7520 WESTNEY RD. S. UNIT #6, AJAX J"' �FaSA '►�.r` 1LIty sulief wun nirinLt ;•ainful feet? I.Lke a stand against Foot pain and call us today! Ronald J. Klein B S.G. DAM PODIATRIST oats ab.ac FOOL w .t . . tom a 4Callum .. Fee Dr. Kevin h•tm-r -J _O-PTOM ETR I STS _ • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Care • Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY IS Harwood S. ,.>, 427-4144 a' Let us entertain you! The News Advertiser WHIRLPOOL SPECIAL EXCLUSIVE ANNIVERSARY ON R July 30, 1997 album with winnings year. He's been involved in gospel Well, is due out Sept. 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' 4 — is healthy and will not carry any dis- Recycle' S Recently, a neighbor asked me to case with her nor will she catch any write about the rainforest he and his Report from her family because she was classmates studied this year. horn in the same community off the My resources included the envi- coast of Washington, and has built ;., ronmental publication for teachers, up*natural immunities to any disease cap captivity. �� Let's Tok,' which focused its last two issues on these topics. they may have. Lolita now has a legion of stu- If you wish to write to the owner, ` In lune, Let's Tok's fictional dents who are writing letters to either as a group or as an individual. encourage her owners to release her characters visited the rainforest to the address is: relate how villagers' homes and ------ Mr. Arthur Hertz, c/o The Miami Scaquarium. 4400 Rick - way of life are being destroyed 6Every by both animal grazing and log- second, an area enbacker Causeway. Miami. ging machinery. Florida, 33149, U.S.A. Of the the The following are some facts rainforest You can also start your own from that issue. • It takes I(H) million years to {��' �• branch of Lolita's Legion by aize Of tLWO lOOtball c c n t a c t i n = --1 , grow a rainforest. • Fvery second, an area of the g cwesley Ce whidbey. net. fields is lost forever' Lct's Tok is a 16 -page �. l rainforest the size of two foot- newsletter filled with environ - ball fields is lost forever. — -- `Let's Tok' mental stories. ideas, solutions, • Most medicines are derived and puzzles designed for ele- photo by Carl Ferencz from the rainforest. mentary school -aged children. 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Chicken Breasts LOEB,We're cooking together r. . 111011M 12.TIM VIEWS ADVERlW= WEDNESDAY, JULY 31411"If Is Pl,*ckering, Sp Al Rivett, sfx)rts writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser Pickering Lady PICKERING — The Pickering Lady Devils novice girls' fastball team put it all together to cap- ture the gold medal at the provincial qualifying tournament in Barrie this past weekend. Pickering went undefeated with five consecu- tive wins to capture the championship against strong competition at the qualifying event. The Lady Devils will now play at the All -Ontario championships in Niagara Falls on Aug. 9. In the gold -medal contest against Brampton, Pickering held oll' their hard -charging opponents to post a 9-7 %icion, The Lady llfe�ils .cored mo Devils set sights runs In the first innings. but Brampton roared back to score four runs in their first at bat to take an early lead. The Pickering novices scored five runs in the fourth inning and felt they were on their way to the gold medal with a 7-4 lead, but Brampton would not he down, scoring three tuns in the bot- tom of the fourth to tie the contest. Pickering pushed two more runs across the plate in the sev- enth. Great defence and pitching shut Brampton down with the wing run at the plate to cam the in Pig kering met Brunpton in the firs( Lune of the Lek IW jt ICE on All -Ontario fastball championship photo by A.J. Groan Close play at the plate Joshua Perreira, in white, of the Pickering Woodbridge catcher during a tournament mite boys' select softball squad slides into contest at Pickering's Dunmoore Park on home plate, but is tagged out by the Saturday. TEAM Pickering bantams notch ball wins over Oshawa, Clarington PICKERING — The run count. at the plate, smacking four sin - Pickering Red Sox major ban- Pitcher Murji worked the gles for two RBI. Cow lc rapped thin rep basehell team contin- opening four innings, while two singles for an RBI. ued its winning ways after Jason Fetters pitched two McMillan whacked a tripleto posting league victories over innings of middle relief, giving drive in a run. Couto blasted a Oshawa and Clarington recea- up only two hits while striking double and executed a perfect lye out two. Ogborne closed out sacrifice bunt for two RBI In a close game, the Sox the final two innings, allowing Gerohn Lanns hit a long double shaded Oshawa 7-4 in Eastern no hits while registering four for an RBI. Tim Verboom had a Ontario Baseball Association strikeouts, single for two RBI and stole play. Brandon Cowie wielded a Defensively, the Sox made home successfully. Ogborne big bat with two singles for some key heads -up plays single for an RBI, while Feuer three RBI. Robbie Johnston against Oshawa. Johnston also punched out a single. punched out a pair of singles. made a diving catch on a fly Starting pitcher Murp while Fayaz Murli blasted a ball. Catcher McMillan threw worked five innings allowing double. Nat Ogborne reached out a runner attempting to steal only two hits, while picking off base three times on a single and second to help defuse a poten- a runner at first base. Fettcr two walks for an RBI. Dave tial Oshawa rally. He also pitched the final three innings, Wal icrs and Justin Couto both gunned down two runners lead- allowing three hits. singled and walked. Brandon ing off first base and caught Verboom ably handled the McMillan earned two walks. another leading off second catching chores and mailed a Ogborne and McMillan were base. runner leading off first base. both aggressive on the basepa- The Sox also mercied McMillan made a fine diving the with each stealing second. Clarington 14-4. Rookie Alex catch on a hard-hit fly hall to third and home to add to the George posting a solid outing centre field. Scoreboard yeEiT PIgt mm "=a LEAGUE STAND*" As a July 2s sk."TcH TEAM C. w L T PTS I" -am f0 6 t 1 II 0woprsp,c For LM 10 8 s 0 12 Pero Pan'ms 9 S ] 1 11 YNloops 9 5 40 10 Two Now. 9 5 4 0 10 wn Spr Skrgp n rea 0 5 0 0 10 Beyl(is B 3 0 2 e ft - 9 1 a 0 2 Men A." 6 0 6 0 O PICKRIONG SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION ATOM GISOBS DIVISION LEAOIIE SCOFAS 1 rMVP Dah.lie Fro"). Eastern PC" 20 (MVP Reyna d0o regnix,) vs Sunlde 17 (MVPs Seepnenre Blwn and Musca Besuen) "Y 6: BIOCk Patents 20 (MVP Ndy StaMlopoulos) H SunWo 14 tMVPs ReOecca Godfrey and Sherviorl Mangolsn: MAM Mears 16 vs Eastern Poser 10 (MVP sNpunre Vaw1y) July 14: Block Parents 20 (MVP Jame pons,) K Easton Powsv 19 tMVP Shannon Nobb). 14AM Meas 20 (MVP We DeSouza) vs 5,ua" 10 (MVPs EtaabeMl Dserness and Pepe McCPherson). *Ay 16: M&M Mesta 22 (MVP C(unnsy Fwrura) vs. Block Poems 14 1MVP Kaitlyn Hatyoek). EasMrn Power 14 (MVP Crim,n Newer) vs Bunhfe 10 (MVPs Skylar Hal and Mehsaa Nash) &Ay 21: Sunkle 17 (MVP Km Lett") ver Block Parents 16 (MVP Brmany Scon). Eastern Paws 20 (MVP Bryme Hobenson) n M&M IAsets 16 (MVP Jessica Simpson). Awry 22: MAN Msets 25 (MVP June Ve6u) ver. SuMiM 6 (MVPs Aman" Townsend and KaYw Dayle). Block Parents 25 (MVP .Illy 7: Il& M Meats 20 (MVP Wrina Gra/1arr1) vee Block Pu Will, 2 �r-nh- EspoMo) vee Esewn Poww 20 (MVP KatsllWa Abel), Perego Canada Pickering tennis champs PICKERIWG — Perego Canada captured the Zelenine and h fan Shamasdin were beater) by recant gold -modal match over the Great Canadian Andrew Pike and Damien St. Amant 8-5. Bagel Company in Pickering Junior Tennis League In under -14 mixed doubles play, Irfan action. Shamasdin and Daniel Morgan defeated Robyn Perego Canada captured the tick with a 32-29 Stewart and Anne Sterling 8.6. victory in games over the Bagel Company. In semi -fugal action, the Great Canadian Bagel Meanwhile, in the bronze -medal contest, Bank of Company beat the Bank of Montreal 3430 in Montreal eclipsed Baskin Robbins 41-31 in games. games, while Perego Canada shaded Baskin In the gold -medal match (Perego Canada play- Robbins 37-32 in games. ers' names appear first), Alex DeLint defeated Nitin Seth 9-0 in boys' under -12 singks. rDURHAM all boys' under -14 singles, Jonathan Walsh was doweled by Slipetz 9-6, • CAMP while Jordan Kaufmann beater) by -boys 4 gift ages 8-1 Neil Vaz 9-3. -3 day & 5 day camp. 9am-4pm In boys' under -12 doubles play, Tim Crawford and Akx D - beat Nitin . -driving range instruction each day Seth and T,K. Butler 6-2. -video swing anarysis In mixed under -14 doubles play,' -lunch each day Catalina Gonzalez and Sylvia Gonzalez -min. 9 holes golf per day went down to Jason Muzsinski and Jade! •certified professional instructors Long 9-8• -includes golf shirt, practice Meanwhile, in the bronze -medal balls b baseball hat match (Bank of Montreal players appear -parent/child best -ball tournament first), Lauren Jardine defeated Robyn w dltartlllp: OSHAWA Stewart 8-3 in girls' singles, s, singles. ewe Aug., 4 da camp 432-8333 In boys' under -14 singles, Scat Babin g• Y was beaten by Mike Filinski 84. Aug. 11 (5 spots left) AJA"ICKERING In boys' under -12 singles, Daniel Aug. 18 (4 spots left) 428'.5%%6 Morgan defeated Kyle Stewart 8-6. *NEW* Aug. 25, 5 day camp In girls' under -12 singles, Lauren If= Run Driving BLande Jardine downed Kim Ibarra 8-0. and box to In boys' under -14 doubles, Max 1R Ha J tourney. defeating them 10-1. In the second game, the Lady Devils downed Chepstow II -8, then crushed league rivals from Newmarket 15-5 in the third game. In the fourth contest against Arthur, the team which knocked Pickering out of the provincials last year, revenge was on the minds of the Pickering players. The Lady Devils mercied Arthur I I -I to advance to the gold -medal game. Excellent pitching by Pickering's three hurling aces Fon Farr. Laura Hill and Katie McKinnon frustrated opposing hitters all weekend. The out- field of Ashlee Froggctt, Fon Farr and Sonya Spalding played superbly making dazzling catch- es and throwing out runners, several at home plate, who dared to take an extra base. The Lady Devils infield of Christie Barlow, Laura Hill, Melissa Mcikle, Katie McKinnon, Sheri Parker and Ashlyn Young was solid in every game, commit- ting few errors and making numerous heads -up plays during the weekend. 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Train with others in a hands-on, business oriented environment. We provide career consultation, teach job search skills and, for qualified students, we help find financial assistance. Start training for a rewarding career in techrlo" • Programmer Analyst • LAN Administrator • Network Specialist w Computerized Technician • Modem Office Skills �Mg COLLEGE Aeact, /err, rerr.rtryn OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY CA Way Scarborough techolnn ng tra 416-291-6662 starts soon (Markham Road b 401) O"M, Ontario LH 7L6 Small kMMMONW retailed 905-432.6234, 24 hr warded mmup. PRODUCTION SUPERVISORY POSITIONS Supervisory positions are available for highly motivated individuals to join a unionized manufacturing automotive component plant. Our facility is a three shift operation utilizing flexible manufacturing systems and computer integrated manufacturing and management information sys- tems. As a Production Supervisor you will be responsible for the effective use of personnel, material and equipment as It relates to the component manufacturing operation. You will be required to meet production schedules, maintain quality and administer safety and labour relations practices. You will also be responsible to implement synchronous manu- facturing strategies in order to eliminate waste and improve efficiencies. As a Production Supervisor you will have experience in automotive components, stamping, plastics, Reaction Injection Moulding (RIM), or paint operations. Your College/University Degree or equivalent experi- ence will complement your manufacturing experience and enhance your ability to organize and solve problems. You will have demonstrated leadership, interpersonal and communication skills. Together with other supervisors, you will be part of a team supporting business plan objec- tives and maintaining the operation at a world class level. The successful applicants will receive competitive base salaries, bonus compensation and comprehensive benefits. Applications are encouraged from qualified men and women, members of visible ittlinonties, aboriginal people and persons with disabilities. Please mail your resume irtduding references and letter expressing interest in confidence to: File x 9880, Oshawa Whitby This week, P. O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1 7L5 We thank all applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. )1• Accounting ducadon )0- Business Adnlinletratlon A. Healon Oulu R O UDOMOry AONelent � Medkal OtTlca Adminlstratlon )► Chiropractic OfficeAssistant )0-ToTourismeand Hospitality 28 campuses across Canada including Toronto, Oshawa, 6arla a Canada To Do North York, Mississauga, Scarborough, Hamilton. = _ SOC Orr, a leading dsribtfbr of " Cal+.ar• HNp wxkak A/�cd/spKd game, weld Tran In MwtfW Na Yeah 1► PhOnsucy, Technician _ iw +g PD.&kKk and Suppe and a nee dwF..nWJ WL WING > HUMen Service worker of worldwide BOC Coup, hall an GapM1Rlg 111 our Wlll�y COMPm NY _-. L-1 brand Reswe %d Jan M" welt MMIR FYL , OMhwe 11111111111111111d arol re r Carol- h. are = 693-OWce locleed _: �ppinp w1iaarrikala Bnandl aefiviiee. klellkdRg hat. "�""at- Call Tina 721.0299 Processing nlre011mr am%W''WKFwwk Mrt� Saw ' plapQllif slid MRIOkO•t, (a an alq+rgfa .y. - tnam nnur- dmf 14ndon n"Allid som deliveryisell �hw0a sy 905-435-2515 100% Mak" is Goa- ardnd. (9051571 -sop. You have 43 podliecondiary Bu*wu Office Pkre apply .rile ,f oducar'on and a valid dou 'Dr kernce HAIR- ' wilhh a mkwnwn of 3 yc rs' driving and STYLIST One vies ase pmate AZIDZ. Dangerous Goods imide m>w0clain reliv..xp.rirlcs for,, s 150 Clark OWS." ill a 1•IOf♦d NlIld MIM mvvbo1M. As busy busy hit`al 17. For more information Cwlb,�lrw serviceits our f�rcra, > Saloon. Bonus brake ad anent cot., Knowledgis of COMPAN% ow dt Comm. Fax 1185) f314435 ,aroma or Sts aPP�M wow &V eron Call mwie war amploy hent Appy fes r. is Financial Assistance ma be available •ant wan'aAraweeL a 000wplsaea apply' n dor, BOL Gases Provides OOmperrll• Salary MWAMM LICalD and beneRls. Please semi your cortlJm- "AL ilasip a and awn W mune, along with your driver's m«dM adD0lXmnsnRxMkswrMlee w 1-800-347-8803 Oberon, to: 1111BB3O11 R••orpro•a, a'1,• • .5973 Is 111 St a Rllr S. ,snit a once C~ Pat M wad. f3R Zt 4s, (sag) S7e- ie 1-1a0E10 beet(903 391�16r1. 7 oral 1317 a b. (005) 432. Warr eteanrflG. time, No Ownte calls pleOSe. tele *lank all 1566 ' 0ar10idwu for their mbro f, howww, THE NAIL STATION G- ria Trdf" calla. so- r s Saturdays FFiir n(941i6M3- 9971 only Only liloa• tKKler considerolicin will be paid. a irk Ny lap M . PRODUCE CLARK ria or part aIle. FJ penes on a rA3ntixled. Equal OPPDFIunily Employer• � A-2 MIOP•eMONAI rbssad . Appy n Paan 91 am Call redo �1158d nesi .r e�Malgn, sDw�m bravest no. General General ' "dap �"EDO- *INLWO M aewdabb pop K (905) 72$-BOp FLAT T IE Produce Clerk, ALTERNATIVE SERVICE t4A Martulachuring and Strong air Grocery CoA lar CM 4 12 yes. apo I bR Skase x MBA saw. Must be apses• my t00K Ida. ToOay from communcen and cont• •need. S•fd resumes b my horns. I em more Elan Fe a Mi. Ower The my doctor. Pal-Wo6fhM- puler Appkfda Fm swans b: arewim Rand- (905) arae. PO. Bs 481. time Tre" provided. a374r27. O"M, Ontario LH 7L6 Small kMMMONW retailed 905-432.6234, 24 hr warded mmup. PRODUCTION SUPERVISORY POSITIONS Supervisory positions are available for highly motivated individuals to join a unionized manufacturing automotive component plant. Our facility is a three shift operation utilizing flexible manufacturing systems and computer integrated manufacturing and management information sys- tems. As a Production Supervisor you will be responsible for the effective use of personnel, material and equipment as It relates to the component manufacturing operation. You will be required to meet production schedules, maintain quality and administer safety and labour relations practices. You will also be responsible to implement synchronous manu- facturing strategies in order to eliminate waste and improve efficiencies. As a Production Supervisor you will have experience in automotive components, stamping, plastics, Reaction Injection Moulding (RIM), or paint operations. Your College/University Degree or equivalent experi- ence will complement your manufacturing experience and enhance your ability to organize and solve problems. You will have demonstrated leadership, interpersonal and communication skills. Together with other supervisors, you will be part of a team supporting business plan objec- tives and maintaining the operation at a world class level. The successful applicants will receive competitive base salaries, bonus compensation and comprehensive benefits. Applications are encouraged from qualified men and women, members of visible ittlinonties, aboriginal people and persons with disabilities. Please mail your resume irtduding references and letter expressing interest in confidence to: File x 9880, Oshawa Whitby This week, P. O. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1 7L5 We thank all applicants; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted. )1• Accounting ducadon )0- Business Adnlinletratlon A. Healon Oulu R O UDOMOry AONelent � Medkal OtTlca Adminlstratlon )► Chiropractic OfficeAssistant )0-ToTourismeand Hospitality Get a jump on your Fall semester with a Continuous Learning course Cdwwukr Litt, August 2.23 - Sasrdar - ,,T) ;or) • $117.36 Owner, C -kW Cori rivan Lea rang An ol4ss a va sery of coP respesWin fce classes vrhKh you C n htrat for an an ontli ng difLL Far rsb sad regiereSew. Phme seg flay wen end 1-BEOML3LL0 ida,MaieR M or 721.2008. 41M721.2031 Edueaietg Yw for the RnA Wwid. OBC ONIA:N i11aRr�s t�1J1Clg Ontario Business f^,o8ege (Oshawa Campus) RIegwr•B a PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR for our Addiction Woo ko Program SUCCON&d C-lddab anent possess: A goalfid-mill degmYdpoing, Or eq rAiI E, in a Migod Pleb, N Iwo 4 yews IeIaMd axUpetonpl will. AddLlaa MEElyelllloll Anocafin C vicaton plekrwd FJxaNfr WiNn and oral Lnlmllunraeon SkAs. Prior aperiarloe faeilrYq ad* Iawrm; an esM. w thank you in a&wu for your mom Mlle trop s6MCtBd lot an inieniew wi b oftaeNd. No phare calls accepla new In Or marries by Fri August 81 The Duk Or9tafio oumnft• Coup, =0 John SL ML, Srlite 8201, 111111111diftime Mi Ola omen, OrMBrio. LLI 4W Or talc y011r nun• b: (!06) FMV40 • a MIC• ELECTRICIANS ($21.24 per hour) A valid Ontario Industrial Electricians Li- cense and 3 - S years working experience from a mawfacturiag environment is re- quired. Reference will be given to individu- als who him experience with AC1DC motor controls and PLCs. Shift work and wee- kends are required. Inter. -stied individuals are asked to mail of fax their resume to: HUMAN RESOURCES PaiatElu h L 650 Filey Ave. Avis, Ontario. LIS GN 1 Fax ("5) 69648,70 Only dense candidaNs who qualify will be conncied. No pbm calls pkne! ' General NOV CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE MM AN.I. a -ap,sst rel al""MM Ch" Mr a0 ww watrsa, as nags AOwrew ed no be bis, , IN -we Ern ant -IMM .Melees and nMs lash aria beefy be No *who of any saw. oalwt udifity b w- on n aft.6 kf14e0 Io M wall rad to M span apaayelg Er am AN copy' is RAW b M V s ssel K lwrgw 4m d Nowa Adlwew COMPUTER KNOwL EDGE sows •egw,ad b, p1o9raeura ta'sneaa. fwA ante a npwfn4m Appy law -onus en ca COMPUTER USMI For .a copy s .tell ons. b GWI RUSH S A S E To LL Wbaa doe 6,MW Regia Er. 31Ab 7esR. kaddidddt� Ore L4Z ]lets CUSTOMER SERVICE I DOOKKEEPER .*..d b s«wlto,t S.erpN cartt- parls. Pias faoarA ,F want is Ant c4mt o us ca uldw..ods. 410 F. WY Am, Awl- Ontario EAMM $42' a rase horn Iona Light awwwy oro onst mmOI, wPp I. Mat, cas .,a-2Ctia+z too la ONLY 10 h10NTHS T7 Int ' Offl`e Help ExECUTtyE SALES . 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OBC ONIA:N i11aRr�s t�1J1Clg Ontario Business f^,o8ege (Oshawa Campus) RIegwr•B a PROGRAM CO-ORDINATOR for our Addiction Woo ko Program SUCCON&d C-lddab anent possess: A goalfid-mill degmYdpoing, Or eq rAiI E, in a Migod Pleb, N Iwo 4 yews IeIaMd axUpetonpl will. AddLlaa MEElyelllloll Anocafin C vicaton plekrwd FJxaNfr WiNn and oral Lnlmllunraeon SkAs. Prior aperiarloe faeilrYq ad* Iawrm; an esM. w thank you in a&wu for your mom Mlle trop s6MCtBd lot an inieniew wi b oftaeNd. No phare calls accepla new In Or marries by Fri August 81 The Duk Or9tafio oumnft• Coup, =0 John SL ML, Srlite 8201, 111111111diftime Mi Ola omen, OrMBrio. LLI 4W Or talc y011r nun• b: (!06) FMV40 • a MIC• ELECTRICIANS ($21.24 per hour) A valid Ontario Industrial Electricians Li- cense and 3 - S years working experience from a mawfacturiag environment is re- quired. Reference will be given to individu- als who him experience with AC1DC motor controls and PLCs. Shift work and wee- kends are required. Inter. -stied individuals are asked to mail of fax their resume to: HUMAN RESOURCES PaiatElu h L 650 Filey Ave. Avis, Ontario. LIS GN 1 Fax ("5) 69648,70 Only dense candidaNs who qualify will be conncied. No pbm calls pkne! ' General NOV CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE MM AN.I. a -ap,sst rel al""MM Ch" Mr a0 ww watrsa, as nags AOwrew ed no be bis, , IN -we Ern ant -IMM .Melees and nMs lash aria beefy be No *who of any saw. oalwt udifity b w- on n aft.6 kf14e0 Io M wall rad to M span apaayelg Er am AN copy' is RAW b M V s ssel K lwrgw 4m d Nowa Adlwew COMPUTER KNOwL EDGE sows •egw,ad b, p1o9raeura ta'sneaa. fwA ante a npwfn4m Appy law -onus en ca COMPUTER USMI For .a copy s .tell ons. b GWI RUSH S A S E To LL Wbaa doe 6,MW Regia Er. 31Ab 7esR. kaddidddt� Ore L4Z ]lets CUSTOMER SERVICE I DOOKKEEPER .*..d b s«wlto,t S.erpN cartt- parls. Pias faoarA ,F want is Ant c4mt o us ca uldw..ods. 410 F. WY Am, Awl- Ontario EAMM $42' a rase horn Iona Light awwwy oro onst mmOI, wPp I. 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(9051571 -sop. am ewe to work uysl Office Pkre apply .rile ,f Train& Team 1amm bra B ' HNP r 5 Has aRIM One vies ase pmate AZIDZ. Dangerous Goods dllason bashermo arta Aff M Cadaas Aug 16. "Rel Po. Bea 481, s 150 Clark OWS." • Fwc•Aww d, ---so P.DAT Log book border. Air beaks- Commacial Ore changers cert.. 17. For more information COMMUTER KaOwL- smmlwraalsht brake ad anent cot., Pflwb 4269403. else �� Alex EDGE person repand w pnagivee,re dawr+s+. hull Fax 1185) f314435 No GVAir /PST. 24 17 days per week CM Dons 723.7323 war amploy hent Appy is Financial Assistance ma be available •ant wan'aAraweeL a 000wplsaea apply' n dor, wwel.dorWnmu 905-428-9473 son am NKWO 1-800-347-8803 .oda Arcakp DOrtAI Reupmmat. • Pickemlg. ourglang. can. Warr eteanrflG. time, ' � ' GeMIBrM HrP OPPfmt s Saturdays FFiir n(941i6M3- 9971 for 8 1 moa old %a11" �a47r� y F ksh- EIMeaBaCap COCK PRODUCE CLARK ria or part aIle. FJ penes on a EAST Scarborough Office Mrprdw. Gist a Scroll aria cap •641435. 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THE NEWS ADVEIMSER WEDNESDAY JITLY M. IW7 Imsmog HW Sol,= FRI Z;W;;, 49-M 101 For Sale OLYMPIA INDUSTMAL SUPPLY LTID. MOVING SAL . 19 Cubic G E side by%m 1,�, COMMISSIONED SALES AGENT S800 8 PC oning FULL or PART-TIME SALES oo 1. $800 Pullout 0.0 chZedialid. S3DO MACHINE SHOP SUPPLIES M �ol.lb.d $300 (206) 683-5010 BRUCE HYDE dftk $50, 906 m 9WG06-5663 ., 905- 28 2349 706 5234 0 ME FURNITURE S Ill 1e d Skil ,Fl leathe, b0110100on lip Up to I= on Cnaasiboanlicon, tatile 3 Md Laos. C4111111. parking trockid, 30'yBE' most dorsks 2 N afleuhic illMdual to, fall iho, kil qllt'T The hooild p I secondary degree or diploma. ha,c derrornstrated leadership skill%. sound loll c,lvc of the learn concept This rocr%on 3 pa,mon fell, Il a undetotanding of logistics. Mrong inter f,ct,omal and coaching skill� and strong ric- ,hxiical aptitude Please reply in con- t�,1,"CC%3thSa]3rVexpcctati(msto IFILE # ll OSHA%% to THIS Ill FFK RO. BOX 491. OSHA`y1oA. ONI oll IAH 7L5 Ori those candidate, elected for an Inlet"Ic. ill be c,,ntal - Welders Welder -Fitters - Lic. Machinists - Mould Maker - Shipping/Receiving Please tax resumes to: INTERIM PERSONNEL (905) 837-0627 Attention: Jan cksol hairs , ring aGl"t too It.dent m. 428-3M PAY TV DIESCRAMBLERS or ou,ld or, 7 steps no Palo. needed $35 so. -s Solutions 532 Mon t,l Ad Dept PU79801 Onlyroval. Ontario KIK 4R4 24H orlohne 1011 Intel I fuill 21 I .1405 Da Articles !j PM1 Fr Sale jj$T A ay1c= CARPETS .1 _11"'t Z,AY ARL A�&46* Nick, nor nno-1 q., $349 For- -10.0m, coloopom phs. CAN Nakno,v 128-3695__ tow delivery, Inkso roadial 130 yowition Nonh000n EC,1E MI~ of 2 hohl 606 Z314 ICAMPIETS SALE Lots ol aCall I= rooke to,"" "fm 3 I -A3 c, 906 S339 :30 so Of Includes 420 37M career phown-th paid and .."� F_ PICKERING Beach I Re" .,Per Noer, S_ -g Durnarn And Sol Sal 9DS4lNr1;Vwg - c !TS. Tly -zo CN.A.R, X% Yol sision, ,huo,ks F -m! Aid CPR ,,11 VcCuor kne 0.0-. '"foled: Nor, -..,g is to Wt any budgt owilyho W5-428 12" Seri— (ascount Repair hol t- - HAPPY "ONE aIt- �,Ioioi, 1. Ime100% LdM' 0 Palo- . Elown- sailislachoon S;-, , - " sod, Mokor (905, D'ohnisood, 431 404C Clotil 1, ca. NgO A .9- IT ­1 Ll� Ions, "6- divo,atlo. a-" S500, rotor 2 p. , . S200 m. �905)43$-2m WISTIOEY .".Cw CENTRAL ArM UNIT, 2 ICS ft, S1,500, ol hka Wookon ,ounflostolking 040 rownced ,so Nompow, SWncentimplew F.Op aPft -."O* ,am Call 427-II937 7s43 Phone sl:n �F`IALWAYS op cow revmod PVTVAL Sao.. Service " Upgraides, "6.8 -ft ,yswi $606 soiwg = roa57,-sm fueCOMPUTER SERVICE setionk Nonowers so VGA Pl- cockil �WAVS S12S. Fiat Koary MW Firewood WS reflectional Si" syw�. '51 2246 4". Come . pricg, Mod BARRACUDA FOP 541S 9,-d -1 S22 TER proark, 421l 4X CCLOEMAPPUtAftCE CKNTRE - Pon Som" P -ft We. '" W. 32 I- o"ho, A � Ph- 1760 28 80 6110&427,w " 4 Fell, 1.0.4w 71, kw. Is tell 3 Go dro�b FM TO GOOD How makdol 28 ask, ishoss, - a Actiookii, :1... sm ~ 3*6 Ind 4W. Win S12S [kot 432 No 164 Baseekine, (East .I LO"I (9051 "7 3060 WASKA IN oo­ doul 7 CUSTOM imot -oddromosi I's od Wb 04" 1119- peod-C -,Y.wv 'Se, It X 7 R Cam FW1 Arl= 9105, 420 - GARAGE 9- . -Nos Cam" 20.2C Pool, oN 9500 To be ishroodic .P.- �"M .", Ao - (416486-0467 $49 Nowl doorsill - G.aMv Plus Doc- 416 HAWS A STEFS 335.0073 APPLIANCES SAlift 4 DONESSIM SSb 3 OW rl�;; DY I- sualit, I— SM $I 75 Food hits, S�I. A 2 SM 7 S2SO Sordied, p� WN, ad SM C~ up appooman, a am tm*. $85 5 o� Cap la, I.P., proyme, Ms.' $255 4 or ~ r-com p� p" S", =1 362 Fell St Oshowis creek, $195 Ed 905432-7167 Ask About %MM 925C V`d­ memorkne S191 m Ahmeque occ �' U`pk" 905497 3SX FOR SALE *A CCIMTKOER. 124' pattern Nonleko PLAW INK Aornaird s.- 1 30' wh,te I Apt coinkinst and Srheit MY ,=oo 432-9196 Ask, ?0D.AW c&1428-3586 or Nicoll - --- FREE TO GOOD HOME AIR CONDITIONERS Compete yiisoekook000�Srheol $1491 & up Denumodelowns secal sy� 2 y, moo SH, 7 , Moco. SW I xing ag�t at S24 95 TVs $99 & up Flags Pill' orsar". --'A" P0100 $15C a up Sapikers S99 A 7syls"on (po'40 intio- up Washers $150 & up ..I V.k*d .1 $849 0 S99 & up VCRS Colml Bill at W54204566 .;r,6 up Apartment SZ - .mothers, a GOALAL r&-tiol Ap,no orrytim Irw 28 $399 Wed Von, mothe Pad .10, !I" o"A" Wd ml $ISO A up Vacuums SW ffkhm a I* We have hoo ., JS225) call 905,697. 1400 Computers LOP 3010 "ods"N' M""` 9"Ad"N" ~Drop Tent trader We Buy and 1 (905)436. WY IS 6. Ndo `N"`n tnop Sale Wool $Well t3r.gROCK ' Cal colik $1500. Mcf. ockency DEALS. 22 So SOT -Tom . $350. 2 .Ctroc, Ell t- $100 060. else - North felt Bond St I olsPee Inc not Met Italk (4l ALL IM Soldrool I" "on't "M S idurn Storil 6- Van Ingrid "W�1261 ronbag poll bu� �, kWo dayer SIOIL Pesch froarch , m_ 2 "in all $50 Voting h, Zo p 839 -SM IN, S. ),;In larow Us CAN -3688 anow, spho WT"A P%ANO MOVING OUT Lad� soolling cast one' pool Mold N. brum. tam 5w OSO 2 In., eris cloth man ca, $5 And $to etoomenit "`d` Rick, E & C 1235 Boey iman $400, 080 Evoin,ngs ..,I 2DO Pckarng N"; - Price Chopp., (905�-1139- INFICH CANOPY. LITTLE 4159 FOLKS C'"i high launy LADIES' 14 97. Trinity .. accessor,os paid $I Wo long 3 aqvirionds. 64 Moral "I'lig $350 Ca, ,n, cmi appousail S3750 SAN, Pd $150 asking Boost offer No 00Nle. S45 725--504C LmOS) 57i BRUNSWIC' LARGE FROST F 4.1 oril, 3 onlls old trdge ISys; old mlient in" corokloor Ail acchs"' Net inclacked S, 400 condition S400 HD Wain 060 eflonver 6 ym old somient CAN 906 432-W I CAPPET 1 5 rooms for 619 -US SIN $349 (30 so yards) P-11 movi U LE 6 Ism am Pad A nsuite cudoof Call Sol 432 2750 _ _ $4.000 Enlittlikorlsom CARPET BROKER. Ine $200 matching couch 1pois Nylon In.. cou,in -a ch., $175 , pos 0 lau", eakimant cArp*i Z 3 "At". $150 mstch'ng comes .r only SX9 DO Price snod 2 and rebels 5150 includes 30 Sit yos carpoto leak couch. SISO. Y­ smakes, pad and .4t&mbn Meg-. home gyno S350 in YOW hishoti Free quols, health -Xii $I" won .., yourhorns No years new, 17 7 cu ft lodgir Woo. ft posinnal kill $500 qual -0 Nor to "r, DWMN I-SOO $125 Cal (Il 430-518S 217-0104 Will thrournation .11 I"�. aw* Ion CLOCKS Vs, no& - & grand), koarmloald, oown Large Zod'on clocks Call Tal - SACRIFICE SALE! Back Doing R- Sill 131111. !a,* - � a t, chomms -1try mats) Asking I' 350 00 060 9i _96 - SEARS LT It Lewin trac, , 36 .n deck S560 or t-11 He, Tenmv 4"ib :HEDUAN C"orly r,V- shirds 8 X 6 b"T only $299 of- 18, W., . Styles Also garages II 0OCks 761 holl Ad 1 3 Reasoning F., I call 905 619 2093 Onybed Call Nialls IF $149 s Fac:" M.W-s. po Sal SI 5)837-0288 OAK"E FURNITURE wife added be*- A dining Palms - oot We Pro^ oNgrooda Randy I- non,hoing, klodki, any whowe .1 low oompoit'v- prices 905.gWB774 Phw Solos, setKovelywo, soo too laral I~ tgb-, D..k� �o$ 1051 420-1341 ;i; -m up ed, - $200 up used losishows $250 an"i's V 79 and .0 N" onand hamer "a cV $605 New onkla 30' stchol Sales land up New k.wt be, 14P 5 of Ions. suapperinscho S Appliances, 227 col St ow_ 576 7440 WATER You o. 6- or - .w Caa 0. is, GS& 935, Sm IM after, 5 plot Articl" M WWded ANTIQUES Fou'v"orking Veiling .,,a .we& chions, ookle, S&� fil coolool Wft D.M". comocb� co, � CAN roamil lakdomin Aftq� (90S) W 00" CASH PAID Lomas Itates a" on 0-0 C.- M-43a- FoLDw4G wm, SNOW&. we A, kow I game law ­ - 42 ,CK R COFAW AOO 6"1 17 WMMTED wrap mwtmft 080. WE 0` YNAVIEL Themillow, n M. wor'l onw -, 9l condition Niw so= too .ft Cap W545"7" Compositair /bit~ not -W-136. Pools, spite SWM NOW. PAY NEXT YEAR '6 t 24 Do nec tanguis, Karroo poor in Cklo" a�. & I. -N ss 196 MNo W -V by. I- 25y, washol I NO - 668 -7564 Pockoo Ajax, phors, 41 6-799l Lost a P41-1111 Found LOST Gray African parrot red Mi. Trourpopy, July 2-, plesse, *turn to (905 4137-0684 S201) re- -M LOST. Cat timume. Shot hainko groory, voo small. so - order 2 y� 04, wastring poork .It., Imst sat in61113-410150 LOST , SM.W" COL chip- Colaut Point �Wod M Whotes Rd A Flinch arms' on Sunday July 27th PI@&l ll 83,2185 Iq OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc Catiossed, Starting Monday. Ag Ilth, puppy and tiffl,ic Tuesday hgW SIT, basic and now Rolignalair mil B. 435-ON8 LARGE SWK && at furroni North "Noll Outdoor it'l long AM round Pon $175 mo Pan board., wanted ku 4 or .10 pond Plate, expenencer clia Sum NS -665 6369 AWoffwWWI for Soft CREDIT PROBLEMS? On in. spot Down payments fro. $500 Monthly payments It= $150 OAC Cam' trucks v" 1901 to 1991 Alardy Auto SAWS Ltd 792 Sc_ Shamir South. Oshawa Phone 905 720-3392 NEED A VEHICLE? Pop, ,,*do No Snt ,.of, Call I'llon, at 906 576-1800 or I-SU259 3673 1 w hil 1971 MOB.. led S Undard good condallon $5000 or best only; is Telephone, (905) 1131,-141 Ia gin, ZG� [M Am - obil For Sob 19711, CORVETTE. PW CA$" I" CA*sl We PS PS auto 400 VnO buy �W VfrdClft Vilithemills block holoodil 5 COr�M must be 0 III No Opoll map 106 000 W Sol M Son CAN 427-2415 or come or OW it., Rely 576 iloild 10 479 BBOY St East. Ala. it" CORVETTE, 75 000 0 MURAD AVID SALES k ..to 454 glass lop, cww,e Ione wposols. $6,500 .1 bal l (9051 6W for Sale 1094 i- 979 VW Cannot' "'M IM 22 5 la,1000 kol flat Ion. 5 sod. songle 8.10. ly [oade�,=;,23$4999 OT466. too many nomhor, pams, Wh 1. Irst Billy To Phil Can,. 19M TRANS AN, ow knis filed. asking SS.500 Cam I Rool 5 Cou doic brallosso Tony 721 0996 Pos, RE Col 5497Z7,6$3,000 'I,"? CHEVY S 10 4-cyhon after, 6 90 a', 5 speed, lowshed by 1"7 MAZDA RX 7 Tani. tooll tel light plus. Alpha, 11 Wol .In ,ad "Isho, Cc arid slik". new, oynt, Fut, oaded including - hookor or.heann S%op Cast I" conditton, Kevin 435-4157 0, work Asking $6200 carbide or 432-1304 offer Call Mike at 905 940 5645 after 7pm I", LZUZU Spam Cob. 4 , 4 one owner painhosid. 1994 CAVALIER 2 Door. 5 asking $9 000 or beg orator Speed Akoo cassette, C411(905) 404-2369 only 48000 ourns, S7495 N 4.4 CHEV Pick Up 433-1787 sulorraho transh"Ission out. LN#COLN,�ARK Va. IV I.40NKI 0-cellent .nd,. LSl 15C 000 I loado?c I.- S10500 C*Ml-.d ...I must - (905)-579-9901 S6.000 or persal portion, (905) WANTED. TRUCK CAP to 576-0918 tit GMC,Chei 96 Si cool IM CHEV Vital StEW ""1900 full -Ill PckLV wagon AlMfFM cassims. Ph" 905 -6Z3 -Ml auto a, $1450 CAN 905,38-1558 vxw :�M PONTIAC 8ONNE- Drive VILLI $2500 mt.. bad 00. 66"7K 1967 DODGE CARAVAN. 1"1 BUICK , all; 3 101. auto, febu-11 shopone Wagon 3 3L Vb to;mkill hei 'Ll book-. 177.616 Nor . corkholiks conotion, utoy $3.500 (gDs) tim-Nim of* access $7500 cn*.d 0 13 0 ple,M, CAN WS, IWD DODGE GRAND 600opm 9l CARVAN, 1,11, loolliked, HOT LUMNA $6500 Cad 721-0200 camic 3 19" Cowl 3/4 lon W. okes. Just tolonild ­ 305 4 ~ Whed up ,an SSW C40 ,rds, Which Malt home 666 SM7, wark SIW � arkshol wern cal 432-1304 fW$ IS She" Exe~t corwm� Rust prod 1"1 PLYNOLrrH I-' $6500 callitihims Sol AS 5SPa P W P S, PI. P, 3719 A Ons owner, cay. a condrition $6000 Cwb#*O "ft Loommorks Vw. ps Do" 4W 724,35W or P (lool I"S kohil"s 905-655-4651 .% o syst", so� coopm. 1991 EOVOTA Tol OX passenger 3 4 Vs. 4 01)01 5 Soo Sta�, 180 no g 319.900 III kmS E"I con") John 725 -OW $45M -1.1.0 1906434 73 Yet, CAMPE04 VA 1"4 000" Coinaden Near, VW Coined V's auto A`C PS PB 7 bL�.WO mookes, motiolked. pame-get, "". Ar;*m $3. M 00 cands"s 16SM it'. 101121-021 $10500 Ca (9D5) 967 3612 1W Doom COLT , s W11 Traders W -1 I DO 000 it- Sapomearl .. dimpon. Owner going 10 I* makil C"W INS CORSAIR traill gain, N proce, of Hill 33 4 .0..Memo $6.700* $2.000 D.Ow MINE W o 5 3 p, ter.�. or, OW OW 729-M shed, sal peso li� 1994 GRAND PRM SE cluded O�-.ft St Wood- Plim Fit It - "A `Wd "N's ' hire T. Torditio IDW mi 140& 'hy syll�, 79.000 $13-2212 $14 500 CAN 683�3= JATCo HAMTOP -0. MM GPLAND Pass. Vol po IN haker ", . mo,i R, P. collhank .'cow. making S45W -it, .0ishoo, 4 p -a 4906) ii�iil- pock. 117.0000 No S13.900 L",X. WERYING litem, hWRo $05-M way 11321, S200 "ft. S225- S12ok WE FINANCE N. INS) 961,4176 EVERYONE VIKING 110 Nauds No No rurr joemS. onoth 3 Inimas slp, 6 SM Irst brome buyers, NNN Oft C40 aavaiable i,,43 tar bffkW. I Sol bad cradyi no Credit, ff you I work you drymet $,,Do Cal ft Spectid $23 -SM Marine st*rKlan Chow Olds Piclifering 1985 STARCRArT ION Ift $4 DODGE Shadow, ft- too TS6 can ,; :_ . al poll WW'O, so c ��, condition Modr, Sed'. S, 000 .attended 000 1054$Kf-2$M Asking S90C WO it 905-263- 190 DAVLOWPI 20" 1 2w� CaRTICAP*S YMOD A84- soNr4gSt$A*Y SALE co� ,up mpw N.S., �., 31 OWN&" wo wC ­. lr*,W 17WO 9C5-25-5043 aLargest or G M �A%Col &~,4 Ch" IS6296 MA Proswor 1711. No Ludiond f� ""it pooftsommonalty eaddemad UNING '90 Co..&" 400 wile, 0""C Eao A I ..Wcuw. V lost; be" $4 400 him CAN M433 -it I sea Surosed SE. &A*. 4w c~ S2,"S " I go, Suntard LE V4 st� w o'cooks to ss,wo Im Mlu�40 S C -1p. S lain, ,cooked P, kok, "I .9ml Buick L.S.P. ludity 'aded. 125,100 _. OS14AWA ' sear- apt WOW SoN.Somi 1900 Side A", itho o,c. JLX, am. haknoloo C'... At -tes MON. 66 966 1992 TWMI must 'fit. dickittled SW I - $4 M 1987 NoMAkn OrANV Atimmilemble, ,thome seermys. wagon 4 . 4. an. OMOV Fuso"' No"No Pleasivellas. only $3.M 434-6311 . ff*$"" 1992 Marda Cut) ­ I BEDROOM 061 'wA pick, - $6 ase, A 1 19" toplike, wity, no T- "'i GL 1-od" nozoremoses, 0. 2 y_ Sam $9 "s '96' "u"AN PRA A 4C' Areal oroco,clas convionit". others bekso foriaga .. am" pan beat Oft � S3,000 A, I g al P".m Vard No 198S Cotionly al "SO poll PI.A. $495 .0 1968 Cwhoollmair 5 ropead 576-6247 SSW . It o Somis "" N - carokm ANN Cap" 1 A 2 8mdPP;m, bechoW ""an Iss K" BE W. apt, on oshawar am Et. - at mmm� opm =::mL P"W manvoloot Staining .1 $600 month 114g. A sl- R SALE: I$N Mi� 200SX. No ps" Ca' i­ 120.0110011ust. mint CWW4*n 4342407 OR Trade Nor I* man pick. 14KDOCM Large pass, up GAS 905-433-501 0 ronern dill p.lat. an - PAY COY ONE TAXI 96 trance. no pots $550, ._in Was, Routgor note W.6mof GL 440tommemos CAN, 0368 a loadw . (416I284 Ismokeer. "FW" to"hood. CONVENIENCE SM.000. asho mmum.ge, 9DS436- 1023 WHITE OAKS IM Chm P60bo full COURT. WHITBY Wal 1/2 Soon "Optimal Auto. role. pary, 1701mmi 4 3 Ylk SWD0 otio. 434- 2775 100, AUTO- WIN, per , goo cal poll it. From S690 spot Any -draw my ' (905) 668- 7 332 yes, Cam us aorrylol 24 and monthly nours 7 days. 30 rition ser, � r -! � 0 1, m 9WG06-5663 ., 905- n, 706 5234 420-0042 KBWnAUM NEC EXTRA LARGE 1 2 bed - Up 10 $100 an Spral =2 rachns) in North Oth� Large balcony Quart oul Up to I= on long SSW a S690 01 utook. Md Laos. C4111111. parking trockid, Cash on ft spot *0 Ava"ble Aug rat & Sept ISt Phork, ".57g- adifiton. " Rom, Cal 1 Well 24 hiturs 7 days OSHAWA Mloor Sit Urp jC fornoor ND Plooll 2 A 3 bedroom appa"he'res Call Ken onchomen, ok, 11" pultdong close 1. 40 1 & GO Pal (111M) 51111111-5SH N Available mmediately (416) 4S2-7?67 From $600 'month Phu" (416) 1 905 576-4255 2 AND I BEDROOM apt m� ANY SCRAP Cal or Truck S of Bwo, aviol aSfiSD And Ssword, m "to or not - hydic parking included Top Cash paid Free pick. And tearoom, faciiiescoi up Call (905431433,31 ., 905 576-5303 to murve 434 7489 message C For Rel FOW"RW* For PAM For ftMI L"t� I~ Fees. 1.2.3 & 4 bedroom houS~�g COft0g" Aug rSW QUOI " r sandbeach, iW will* August MClud" ION weekend Wokkkands are .Is. avadoloole on Sell (705)881-2550 AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms. broadilloorn. 2 W pliances. underground parking 55 FALBY CRT MON -THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 PM. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM. I (90S) 611134011 I SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 & 2 bedrooms. immediate. 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 PM. (Ili 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE 1,2. & 3 Bed ApIs. MOVE -IN INCENTIVES All Util. Included In - House Supt. & Maint. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9arn - 8 pom Sat & Sun I lair, 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY d MANAGEMENT E 905-5,70-1026 111111 $1 - IA Al,suil Affilrdarle VICK OF RENMG ??". WHY NOT OWN A; 3 -Bed 1kLomi $700/month I-lk-d bilingalow $SW/month No dwm psymmil ftdwgW BSftkrUP? I call me! 1 (905)571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rp Sonoto freillh INC 0 Townhou-sers For 2 BEDROOM $690 0 on NORTH OSHAWA Outlive Allowable, Sal 19, .19. 3 tiol 2 Nfol quiet cast man bu.1drng North building large Dalcuriers Detente No dogs Cal LROUSS. capike. parking m. 905I579 -96M cludied S649 per mooth WILSON OLIVE .,as. 2 Awall Aug III & Sept IS1 b.d,- APT Aladmial Cap (905)579-5584 MI., =111412401 ONE A TWO hadhoom, apt Too carpet. Pill' shil j, Aug No I," IM or Sol IM Now, doly, talc Daylowns, am paid s 2IM25U :0s= 2 BEDROOM apt near hichoth As thelialkno NO OShalke Centre and 401 pah, Cal I imps) 576-6724 P.AN .undly foalog* PICKERING SOUTH I Aft.SM Ist lo *1�d Set oko­ tassmall to." pokis 579_0246 Pam". �cpwr & W. Clow NO GO, t- 0�.afto OBNAWA 2 IMDPOOM U50ohnono 113 -Y*- P. clood" No Pb =-!'A. ,WS)576-5867 ONE. b.d- 241DOW Choreowis Cam 905-723- immundiv "Wi 'we l.k� k;W (�� 631-41M OSHAWA, quiter clear, ' and 2 bad - 31" COOtOOVA RD - so" S600 SM .1 OSHAWA, I IS 2 bedocchool. -Kk-o toOft" -425 74171 P,*','9 WACO" (105111110 9712 honetal 2 bedroom . Nor Im and ON A oppow ciw st Some wish ~ of.* Ner- Oft point P-,ftd Closer bill-. .0 on I* =_ yakenso 00 CAN 726 -IM *Mw S-M 4r -Z;7 00"WA. 2 bo*o� � h- .1 �. w� A MUST sm Dow-. 2 ft plool or $A P" W- ANN 3 ool. hileira. 1: a arl ll bddiNig; SW I.OWSTI-Mm qwl Wom Moul 004AWA. CININ, WWO Paul WW M' Hoke'dor o . Sol o, SNA, M~ owl. William No domeakee ,as W� IS 0.1h, ..d.M mft� No A.S. 31, $4" SETS SMI Pftm wtowa Ow I pa- ca M" 22WI71 4MLAN)EIPAMK INS PICKKM94Q DoodL'42. al L A wmil - badintoom be - 2 o_- load. an1, Nor arge7S---V.ft W mosphown Imill w CNW ho� tes, UOMW~ asolookersomemom omot, PWuNL doll P, - 10 om 4" CAN 1 =3= AJAX Oft" T� PICKEPIP#G.L--o" a so- .Arv,4m a-, KiNst., 2 tdaywo paticiong. Was to sho"i flool Dwhatowl I401. 420 POOL of, gairl quiet. weak to -yawn S906 .0. .0 Nor AM Rell F� $$I$ Call $034571 ENWN, lln?�Tsv 30 No at i� PICKERING WOTLESS. 2 AJAX. N.W.W., .... ab� All I - A SPeollowill, roundandsock. William athilearce, cool 10 Appliances. al so arkshooked. AN ohousto M& Now. 2 pow widamos� wea a Low ca 0646" ft pow.,W" sg$-OV9 AJAX. soce� I bad- ow., MO&V.W% PICKERING. 2-0� Poster, dust toolooking ft- * pro, .me pw"� -war. Iwomma . Go Milan. - I ..... , oulded S59sorock, $700rakorto hrsVLni CIA effs'"s- 939l 4773L LJAJL. I" 2 bo&�. PONT UNIONWI cww - bight P. -M �t so. P"'" - wHa 10.9. ;qw WWWY pab. a hon-Sorroasor All W�W )Wd� Pkm`dwd ades No PON KWOOMM 4 -d SON 1. "W ohl 287-640. 416 -2W -U49 _ 427-3720 AJAX. target 2-tedhoom. Wd -WA - NORTH 0. I I- Won, N", .1 A 00$wnsm Parking GO Susan. 401 P.Ikol 'doemams � Seat 1 $740 SM polis frotions Cal Small Also NS)831-9547 bedroom. SW far 511,1110 NO W�6A.� AJAX- L I 721 =4:&AMso 2 0 in 2232(4 16) Nowaid tz P Am" Catit SOUTH AJAX I bedroom a he ell cassmonerint spartmarril Sal AVAIL SOP I Oro AT � - -0 SOP. all A couple: vwm N_ ISomp, I ow Tn;"I, wKk� CNI KAW Lets). -6. N F_- 396-6M or (905)-M- WHAEMTE. am SOUTH AJAX 2 towarrocen Bea~ SP4kIm­1 -,-- & dooking, am kNRl .%-V. mo CM& Check a 8 musI ft Pow I Pigs" cal 1105-619-01173 �-= M, F or 416-374l,W1 0134. - SOUTH OSHAWA. Lisp AVA��rom= I bedroom A 2 bedroom in III om 2 bed� tre" d000l"d &W. "No L&VOY emomems ft" M Pth L= pim". pnvM antrahm $675 A $675 20 "ka" IWAAed al It MmmNodS Mftft Woo or WL do q� =1721. 00,011, NO PM 57st-lelift 178 SOUTH PK3MfAM, 2- lemumMorr. raw 14)sdmm O$Orown bbt*ffWlt Mal in al fr2siancerith. Am mind ha� Kitchen. I&SL am inclushim. RWWWJID ramily.,,NA. wWMM� Air Oct 1. would Imad ff4WM C. campt no"-MWW. real hod speal upka(Sill pan, SM. (11111115) 931- Q"WI 3161 CoufffIC94k" name 2 badroomm belOWAN 80 OMWA Cer,ducC4oplat, peraing, Ord@-" central at ciall to 401 non Hugs 2 A 3 brin apts �omm"wAo POL 050 Reasonable procis with . Lsww IN a WK raw- ARKNISCINS itill 4354ML Ubkb*S tw*Aw M! eirright rand clean, close IMMACULATE I-Wrmm to 401. schools. shop- bnwwd OWWAM OMIN poing. Call SO Wckoa MM ni-4741 saiddry, 4m,' bropum Arom.466 TWO BACHELOR Apan- Vu- - media. sky". Ind". two. 2442. hydro Wild Parking loodi 0 Noun tilikerampor Su" ad Losidn" Nepalese, S4M Normal CAr" Whimil WWO Norammulas SINK 1 SSW par ago . 112 10� morme,droon, at" Days Net I A lot No pM " 20-11431111,11. or !!L7570 263-25V LARGE CLEM ftmt 00 WWr§V - In home (Pipasi AWN. Simpot 151. beempoldrion "rinhoWl am$. 2 bit,". LOGWV bf wOO al UN Am trading person Non, Includes No pot "M u,, , int.M&W p&*WC_ I I Il C41 11477 �4428 WHITBY DOOCK-S of MAJOR OAKS and Valley 401. Args 2 bedroom W Far- Rd S4*2121 oll on triple., wa* Is GO. rest tr� � call 1111=111, lw last $700 No pots F ud. o,, PH. nod SmoMM last call collect got S7iO neloustivill, Alloo ISMity,416-4156.1291 (9m) 619 -ism, (am) stW"FTDY SOUTH to'goom 1077 pright. 2 No- tal jWE S 'OSMVAA ramolln. man" Nor in Quem astail bowhood. 2 NWOM main d`Ad AM of house L000mily Wa. "hushom., Vau. h" al limedeal ricluding Pon&" par" SM anims Pit* 011, ashook, and dryow NO polls ber. no PONI. Ar&"W sepwhow let 4114-457S S725ftho nclusive Avail Aug 1 665-0843 Sol I SIMCOE STIRM NORTH 3 Bedroom Townhouse Units Utilities included Stove & Reolngeratoi Parquay tloos, throughout. Parking Included. Playground Area Close to schools and shopping From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 ENJOY our beautiful Sol ring for -10, Sports. thly ,nq or family gathering Housakeorrion cold gas. pool. Desch yhkh.� ,mal ground 2 hours WE of TO( onto. August and Sell aYsitatkidy 1 808-813. 2212 GREAT filrong WW 111yorl ,.Itfay on Firm Lake I h or from Olefteram. Modem 2 & 3 badmin cOtlag0s. ­dy beach playground ch,,orsrns program. boad MIT I" family prime, S.nnyhoomed Cottages RA. ,I Herstings. Ord KOL IYO 7II1,F131116.2601 IM"WPARK CO-OP 6io BEATRICE ST. E OSHAWA Large, spacious units. 2 lbodrolin. apt*. $760-00 mO. 2 bdrut townhouses $850.00 sno. 3 Illedrus. townhouses S850.00 Mo. 4 bdrom. townhouses $895.00 Mo. Date: THURS, JULY 31ST. 2 pions. -4 P.m. 7 P.m. -9 P.m. Orientation and unit showing FOR MORE INFORMATION OR AN APPUCATION CALL (905) 432-6809 _ ADAM =en t par ffly� F, BEAUTIFUL GLENDALE onP_ 4 51-1 R*011 LO 90, or d laid SWO M&� 7777 o --coweivell, 031- VAOM. I -toodhoom 3M. .- *.U" apeophtlen,i h cookery. queer builool ahatiabla, wl imewely. t5m.onto on CLEAN O.". has. Petition V I BRIGHT HOUSE W. Imoindl factirses, CAN Whites Rd S 905-430.OM - And 401 Rocol WWM. 2 bad- k,r rent; Worelmliv tower duposk. lookage so-,% -0 to &) and monthly ..$I- S4`P1 IS1 Fill Hydro suff seemkohn, ft omewoorlocolififir, 905466-4w 420-0042 P4cKlEpltNG - I'll 10 I powl large AWV . clackoom Surts ol WV evim 40 do" Adkoi� apt rcaudirs "me. peal -.0w"y PWW- SrA rl sreatessair. me.". WHY lion, $40&�rO CAN 427 Miss you CAN OSHAWA Dloftff" Detwook ."reck Sales A" P,WM- Summit Assay no(1901I go' Ltd (905) 3" Adiptiolies, Sao SIM r234761 PicKEfto'G- = kl- IOw SW tal 191 a wokows Cap se"744 vmv ROOM I., We Sh" O" YOUR Now 06i PON 86*$/WTM Phil- S35&.-Ih Came Cap Mota. WHITE 'S BAYLY (906) $71-6275 1-800-640-9279 r Nwt �- 0, p,.,Jle bath AS lao Sees Pei; surion �ooa; !ls. saggrals, Son- Eirce, nrice. $42&rno. THREE BEDROOM (905) 839IQ71 one corm, Aagoar S r�r of Diane, Shved ho par. 8850 Pat Pokas check requathad Come 430� 4141 W4 W" a . FUMMMMED Bed-. 04CKENSIOG. Whass Ad 1. S350 A 40, Ate. A...."Not Oct 1, 9250 Par month - orders P,chothrig GOInThemmill In A Second ft... 2 y. CAN 420-- 3 pedirstiontill 2631 Nor posts, $1 350 ii - ____ calsome, A Ph" FUMUSHEDkw"- W. $37-5614 MISHED go'g- MKERWAG- 2 bedroll 10 ispho' oungettow full rose ,-no S4Mmo Await Laorgel lot Ridge. Stowl. robb, ornme"Gly (905) $1050. Sapt tat $31 SOW CAN 420-15N .."C". wh,- NO-i" EAM Wanted Rd Harris on taken Supdool Soon DY oXils"holation am she,. all lik"Side 140. -., _51monthly call EXECUTIVE Ransil ar (905) 839-75W QLW46. to, corporate cwx. Condo or ootm~. POW. can Roger A1151� r AM`P` REM" A~- Real it. 434-5452 0814AWA 4 MOrAbe Frome raw In- 850 SQ 2ond 11 TOWRhou"S $550. 600 SQ. you EM For PAN 300 1 ft. . cer", sm 2na fit SuWw SPOA30LIS 3 bo*Wm Sq Cam 434-2447 or 655,4132 fdMmkoUNN M Some onal tationed formly ophipleel ELEGANT Film Equipped Fft" doomaM. dAn off" Sace "&"ble for 4 appka�. AN ulddims moso sudaw for .0 Schools. Accounted, V sionat lot *Sao. 10 --4" SOP I Wo uma off" 4 pommel on a Oct. I occimposincy 122 Cc' showered hatch, mAni tool St. E. OSPOM AAA sommon 434-3972_ PICKEPOS� Hery 2IG10- t&Od� .I.Cluilled, - Ad. appeal 3-bil Relcomplocon &V&"bw S1.01DO ftlh 43041 It room NO PETS. $1050 Plus LdAttooks ONLY ONE LEFTI M Nq Automobile Sep I Fustirlast ft OR" LAW somican, ft-, CAN S_Cm Stomme North (416)307-8045 �= )Dkb" STILL RENTM. No -- A.040M Xn"= Cam " d�. rand to own 2 am NS -576-5123 Bob 3 tomorocom home From do, Kathy S?w W month ft ;rt PRIME OW" Spsmoml with Modurnium Voked, Aiomo downtown Sn.000 RN' = Ion indirood"" ohe"S $am (905) rA.9414 at complete .In corpion 201 on" equipment, Am Ir 600 4.000scift AN ol =R:: in umm Available Call Raph to, 905-728-9414 itat 222 Cold"ll Banker ASM vWNgo ,komS be RMIR Real Estate reall OSh4m private WHITBY main floor 1100 Wt to 2ncl it- Lal Sit I HOPIXYN bt L0m1X0h ally whirlpool bath Kd~ $1100 monthly includes facilities os. Van. hor. =n M~ Wormil wommen or ,dams Student deoppme tM)436 18W Nonshoutors 4042700 BASEMENT BOOM urwts loodger lshalt kalch. Shows( phone lack, Cab$* TV ,,, K, 2Chur, INDUSTRIAL UMTS St, 3 blocks form Horly 2 1290 Terwillegar 1974 sal ouen i 8237 ft officer %ol Sol $3 25 sit it han Cri 519 S077 afte, 5 671 3281 WATERFRONT COT TAGE 3 od,on 3 po bill oeaut.ful Lake M"� I sl�n Echo PlovoiCual Park Tl,e weeks of Aug 2, IS Aul 9 $5501-k . Le- ­SsageC CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 twoolocon, ownho,se. ", I-,, EIBQ. P..aw yard. ;rrammpk; now For -ft and to �sw pholos IOS 579- 3788 CLEARWATER 2-bod� low moo,le ratio pork), heated Pool ho trip. m -,W W boomecows. 6 More rokinhatted a ole $275 wal 905- 434 7184 CLEARWATER.Miobftg. fully I a., corl ,on" (p�.&,Wd h�) viihouse. Pool hot teachers &,it AftpL Iflosetroon. holdram walk come. $21, --" photo$ shown . you, hotio ate I lot If Fol, $* ,RARE OPPORTUNFMIII Top'll Nonoriouid as 2 or 3 bad- 1- -_ ,In 4 new so- pk­­ SSW down. 90-d o'.0 ".,; P5,000yoor - as q6vMy Call 'Goil George Vi~ ga,4., FAIR A. my r,*9614 NO.SW PRIVATE SALE al rent 2 sectnNom 5 RAW - spot, asIneir 14 2 SIDNEY NEAUT`Y d-I.Wo. crou., a st�. � me. Co." - . 'IS Andows- *PMft (WSI-W-9393 OOMN HOUSE Illweiry, aft. 24P. Ift agoinity, ph..w - 47 DAKM DMVIE. Amok 4 ckoka­ 2 � 2 Dam. $796.000 ("$I COUM FOR SALES 0.0- S.- hol on.4. Ia_d .I- W vm W.0 mr. IN 0.1w - p� psymem" 1104.900 P,,- 9w2Q-4w COURTICIE 3 bedroom 2 bright - in No~. ;alagoll W�-4 wo gas �eat, CIA. SIS7900 OPEN 11:�USIE Al 3 1 40M 5 ,nyhr St ("Volsone Get. otns) 905 -AW -0973 OPEN HOUSE Aug 4/97 1 40 on 364 WWOO St Oshaaks anck avogampook � 3 berm 1 14 car Banage, I puts. 2 k4chmens. 12 . 39 - with selons, honapeamm, IS tot 40 or 140 V As" S134.900 OSHAWA ONACULATi 3 ted,con, onct X.,glikook, -1 owl�. blisad"i 'ol himace. canyto wal 1 112 bear. Finished imokaft MOV. 11hund Pop. 4 aw Pk�. $154.900 (005,11, 723-414% OSHAWA. Liedmil Or Sthull switches, nm% renovated 4 Impordoom ho sho" bass.-" .4% Fra�. all" Va* out 0 deck W4 pool 100 Inicaymad $149.111011, (905) 430-6467 Tomowins: EVEN ON. Erickdowill. bedroom End shot, dolomite gwap 1-1~ caumw* asking S139.900 ca% sweriongis (WS)831-1780 - KniFarnfime- FM Sale: 40 SCOW ACRES OF* : M. 5 b0droor horrool 4 1:41thhooms. haliplace. 2 ongrotaft an prop.. Must be SM 10 sdft. estate As" S242.000.. = VON, Fral W. Fral I Estate Ltd 576-41 11 coftg" Fair MM LAke Mm� Vb-. to, front 00ttAge lot sale. - ID011 lot. remal selippe. NeW. - edy vulow S132900 Vow: Sunday Aug 3 14 pho Pal a, Kchol Real ESURA Broker Boadirshordle. ja 623 2453 of 705 -454 -IBM Werakerras NW Pub - PARK MODEL HOME. A. pristine conalcon Vwj full, n-Shl FIDInda oralot. Idth & shol $26.900 Do (googto) AM.: 2102 or (905) 433 4145 . CONSKAMENTS AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, psymerro next dery. @*s every Mon. jes. until Thurs. 6 p -m. Arib" rnik". appliteric. i dift. owrw Ind MYLES Km AUCTI(M 33 Mod St. 02thessa, Established in 19N 7254751 723�12511111 Persionalls CHEATING %WKS - ON- TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1-900-451 S566 aw 2s3 $340 . wcA ici is 01. IPRIVATE ONE ONONE I..A. Ll%'(;FRIE 721 hi -or St. V%. 0Q... (909) 723-033 A.1, Please read your classifW ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event ol an error. Iturturs". r.JT11_%i WHITBYFIGURE AM pnW— Isitcholaisill; KINDER SKATE (3 - 4 YRS. OLD) CAN SKATE (S YRS. OLD & up) CANIFIGAME JtINIM - E%IVJLKEDRAIM - SENIOR ADULT IZARN TO SLATIE SENIOR *C" FOR ALL SKATERS OVER Carol" M CO -Mg Evei Evenift FORT PERRY CRA&T & GIFT SHOW August 9th & 10th 10 axn. — 5 pm. Scug% Arena, 1655 Reach Road 60 QuaWty Vendors Pwoonaft Wo P--18 TAW CAM 11"M - 91% ACCIAIIACY I you me sidt, dist"auxi or sing, far my reatim such as lo", marrep, sdvwu. two, 1xisruss and Inarcal SA- lialicirs. Mrs. Arns can h* you ancl *it No you Inoto all your firtibluirs. Mrs. Anne heals by heft. ods and OW n0n Sto has " God gmin Pam III h* poople we Im Guarantees; resuls, She is stipsics ft others. has 35 ym exporance. OW it" Iform 10 &AL to I IIAL - 721-0111MOshmans, I- W A Iff 111"I'll, if-ano .,.i FEENEY/BLYTH Christy and Chris are proud to announce the birth of their daughter HANNAH MACKENZIE born July 25, 1997 at Wom. en's College Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 11 ozs. First grandchild for John and Marcia Feeney of Pickering and Jim and Ma- vis Blyth of Stratford Great grandchild for Bob and Jean Carey and Eileen White. I With Thanks to God, Neil and Jacqueline joyfully announce the birth of their son LUKAS ALEXANDER VANDE POL He arrived at Ajax and Pickering General 11—pla, on June 3,1997 at 0036 hours. weighing 7 pounds 15 pounds ounces. 3590 grams. Proud grandparents are George & Rudy Hoekstra of Bowmanville, and Peter and Bep Vande Pol of Whit- by. We wish to thank all our friends and colleagues in the Maternal NewBorn Services Department for the excellent care provided to us. Special mention to Dr. Kathy Chapman, Dr. David Henderson. Dr. Kirill Patel, Dr. Net! Ed- wards. Dr Ian Kitai, EW Ash R.N., and Brenda Lewis R.N. We are grateful lor all you've done. NVEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 George Wellington Wilson In loving memory of a dear Husband, Father and Papa who passed away March 22nd 19%. Our fives g(o on without you, And nothing is the same' We try to hode our heartache, When someo"t, speaks your name, Sad am the hearts that love you, Silent am fire fear that fall, Living our lives without you, Is the hardest part of all. You did so many things for us, Your heart was kind and frue, And when we needed someone, We could always count on you, 77re special years will not return, "en we werrall lovellwr, But with the love within our hearts, You 11 walk reah us forever. Happy Birthday Cearge Sadly and dreply nri by wife Joan; d.nitit— And the,, h.,b..d,, Sharon & litiekaild, Dirb—h & Bri..; grandchild— Jennifer, ja,,on, Kati,lyri' Josh... Brian Raymond Carleton AUG 2,1963 - July 31, 1996 LOVEE Where You it,, to lie, there is a hole in the world, which Ifind myself constantly walking around in the daytime, andfialling into at nj�jllt. So Sadly missed, ahArays in our heart Brenda, Shannon, & Devon GRADUATI014 ANNOUNCEMENTS .pped, Cas3dV.1 5ect;w im uq -hey do not run in Mewsiones You rnay submill PKU am writit-up at any of ou, 5 corhAw"M locations Affix. Whilby. Ofinfira. C;�aorqun, or Pxt Pw,y For ink can: 6$3 -OM. 576-2335 it, 905-2511 THE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED., JULY 30, 11"li-PAGE 15 am m m 111111111 m m = m = m m = m N HOW ARE VM DOING? The This VVeekNews Advertiser Ckwzilled Departrnent Is omwvWd to pmAcling our cusbmiers vi te best * possible ser\rb--.WevmWappmciA=,yaLrawxfd OLPOGEMVTNA"r VIOU PriEsn"TE 1111 n & OW cans THOIFIOUOHILY Now hong salon sxwom AM CONTRACTS All." -87 CTIVE t -le njoys cmnt,y 1­rg. Mort Yadthfing. fitness, �nnq out and 11"Im soos 0 .-gu, -InI. Itural., shon ."ac in,s. aarninti,,­, on . AGES Good. 9-0 Personality 30 40 1.., d u" Fnarzinf; for 11"nolim lasting ollationshIp 'Poss. miss from R60Y 0 *o" Box 4575. An applications ac. C/O Ec—st & Sun. 9 Conorunity Ftnan- Haurta9a, Road. Marioiri. S.,m US -6505 Ont L3P !No HEAVENLY PSYCHIC Business $299 fron 13- 24 him I nunNus 900 451 3783 Daily Hoto ... Ps 1 '900-677-7770 $5 00 24 fus CHIP-TRAILt. W HEAVEI� .3 sr�,� - hovcoid " ni rLY, a 711C1,C 24 1-' $1299090J.451 1-10,11 2g.. pin'to. 3783 DALf oipd. �"" at MW* HOROSCOPE IN0677 Rd fI HwY " 623 MO $5 00 24 tiours Dalon, 0 Sin I."� 7 HEAVENLY PSYCW a, CANA DIAN ho"41 ­ Ti, sands sal's".1 "..1th and ining �ftm 1-900-451 3183 $2 pw M. 24 h� 18 I— I Full 1-0 ! )6114989 ECOME A Professional SORED ONTARIO MOUSEVVIV ES ­­ In D*PV & V,.PQ­ start You, own P -ate Pn"* Interior Desi b'"'a"i M 900-451-363411 sin 704, $3 29/nw. must be le T. ling 0, aperissrainds t o,s Con,fil.19 trai in If you prefer, ses,r. nsMR~. "I" 0. .. YOU W" and MOVINUG1117 Pq0k6 M .. y at 'r Sins" . Vestment TOLL FREE 24h, ESCORT P"roild "i I "%for. SERVICE aw764-46x no cluss tincit-5060 L..ftd opM. NawfoRmw Escorts " C your Area — for all occasions. TELECOMWJONCATIMS. Out cads. 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Arib" rnik". appliteric. i dift. owrw Ind MYLES Km AUCTI(M 33 Mod St. 02thessa, Established in 19N 7254751 723�12511111 Persionalls CHEATING %WKS - ON- TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1-900-451 S566 aw 2s3 $340 . wcA ici is 01. IPRIVATE ONE ONONE I..A. Ll%'(;FRIE 721 hi -or St. V%. 0Q... (909) 723-033 A.1, Please read your classifW ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event ol an error. Iturturs". r.JT11_%i WHITBYFIGURE AM pnW— Isitcholaisill; KINDER SKATE (3 - 4 YRS. OLD) CAN SKATE (S YRS. OLD & up) CANIFIGAME JtINIM - E%IVJLKEDRAIM - SENIOR ADULT IZARN TO SLATIE SENIOR *C" FOR ALL SKATERS OVER Carol" M CO -Mg Evei Evenift FORT PERRY CRA&T & GIFT SHOW August 9th & 10th 10 axn. — 5 pm. Scug% Arena, 1655 Reach Road 60 QuaWty Vendors Pwoonaft Wo P--18 TAW CAM 11"M - 91% ACCIAIIACY I you me sidt, dist"auxi or sing, far my reatim such as lo", marrep, sdvwu. two, 1xisruss and Inarcal SA- lialicirs. Mrs. Arns can h* you ancl *it No you Inoto all your firtibluirs. Mrs. Anne heals by heft. ods and OW n0n Sto has " God gmin Pam III h* poople we Im Guarantees; resuls, She is stipsics ft others. has 35 ym exporance. OW it" Iform 10 &AL to I IIAL - 721-0111MOshmans, I- W A Iff 111"I'll, if-ano .,.i FEENEY/BLYTH Christy and Chris are proud to announce the birth of their daughter HANNAH MACKENZIE born July 25, 1997 at Wom. en's College Hospital weighing 7 lbs. 11 ozs. First grandchild for John and Marcia Feeney of Pickering and Jim and Ma- vis Blyth of Stratford Great grandchild for Bob and Jean Carey and Eileen White. I With Thanks to God, Neil and Jacqueline joyfully announce the birth of their son LUKAS ALEXANDER VANDE POL He arrived at Ajax and Pickering General 11—pla, on June 3,1997 at 0036 hours. weighing 7 pounds 15 pounds ounces. 3590 grams. Proud grandparents are George & Rudy Hoekstra of Bowmanville, and Peter and Bep Vande Pol of Whit- by. We wish to thank all our friends and colleagues in the Maternal NewBorn Services Department for the excellent care provided to us. Special mention to Dr. Kathy Chapman, Dr. David Henderson. Dr. Kirill Patel, Dr. Net! Ed- wards. Dr Ian Kitai, EW Ash R.N., and Brenda Lewis R.N. We are grateful lor all you've done. NVEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579-4400 George Wellington Wilson In loving memory of a dear Husband, Father and Papa who passed away March 22nd 19%. Our fives g(o on without you, And nothing is the same' We try to hode our heartache, When someo"t, speaks your name, Sad am the hearts that love you, Silent am fire fear that fall, Living our lives without you, Is the hardest part of all. You did so many things for us, Your heart was kind and frue, And when we needed someone, We could always count on you, 77re special years will not return, "en we werrall lovellwr, But with the love within our hearts, You 11 walk reah us forever. Happy Birthday Cearge Sadly and dreply nri by wife Joan; d.nitit— And the,, h.,b..d,, Sharon & litiekaild, Dirb—h & Bri..; grandchild— Jennifer, ja,,on, Kati,lyri' Josh... Brian Raymond Carleton AUG 2,1963 - July 31, 1996 LOVEE Where You it,, to lie, there is a hole in the world, which Ifind myself constantly walking around in the daytime, andfialling into at nj�jllt. So Sadly missed, ahArays in our heart Brenda, Shannon, & Devon GRADUATI014 ANNOUNCEMENTS .pped, Cas3dV.1 5ect;w im uq -hey do not run in Mewsiones You rnay submill PKU am writit-up at any of ou, 5 corhAw"M locations Affix. Whilby. Ofinfira. C;�aorqun, or Pxt Pw,y For ink can: 6$3 -OM. 576-2335 it, 905-2511 THE NEWS ADVERTISER. 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