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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_08_17ar Pickerin - jojt�Room dvcrtiser ��pDICAt • Optional 4 week home delivery- charge W $1 newsstand August 17, 199?, Vol. 32, No. 33. Pressrun -X ,000 28 page,; It's 'a wash' No economic meltdown from reactor closures: Pickering Board of Trade BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Even though the shutdown of four of the eight reactors at the Pickering nuclear station will cause problems for some area residents who work there, it's not likely to have a major impact on the local economy, according to the head of the Ajax -Pick- ering Board of Trade- ­I rade_"I kind of suspect that it might be a INSIDE TAKING A CLASS? It's time again to sign up for fall courses. and there's plen- ty to choose from in Durham Region. Inside this edition you'll find a 44 -page con- tinuing education booklet from the Durham Board of Education, and an 8,i -page Durham College fall calen- dar. Happy learning! Editorial Page .... .....6 Sports ................17 Classified .............20 HOW TO REACH US General .......... 683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ....... 1-800-662-8423 F.mmil ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net wash;' says John Wiersma, "but I don't have any hard data." Ontario Hydro announced this past week it will take seven of its 19 nuclear reactors out of service for an indefinite period of time, including four on the older 'A' side of the Pickering plant. The utility is also expected to spend at least $2 billion on operating and capital expenditures to improve the perfor- mance of its nuclear facilities. The changes follow the release of a blister- ing assessment report on managerial and operational problems in the utility's nuclear division. "In terms of the net economic impact on the community, certainly there will be a loss of expenditures associated with the 'A' part of the plant;' says Mr. Wiers- See SHUTDOWNS/ Page 2 Province -wide teachers' strike `last alternative' BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER A province -wide teachers' strike this fall is a strong possibility, but is the "last alternative" and wouldn't be staged "until all other avenues of protest have been exhausted," a .inion leader assures. Teachers would first consider things like work -to -rule, which would curtail their involvement in extracur- ricular activities, explains Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation, Durham district co -president Bill See SCHOOL/ Page 4 NPHdVEMENTTSS &"" Ft4niF o.n.d a q,.r.d For Sorin Yom Can Tent V1SfT OUR SHOWROOM 2U libation tteoot ( SMO of"W401 on Mow000 An.) 69'6-2445 The one that got away? Matthew Legrou pauses while waiting for a his cyber companion spent Tuesday afternoon tug on his line as he fishes this past week with angling on the shore of Lake Ontario at the a friend he met on the Internet. Matthew and bottom of Liverpool Road in Pickering. PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVEWMER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17,194'1 Reactor shutdowns may cost you in the end Electricity bills could rise: Pickering Hydro boss BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The shutdown of Ontario Hydro nuclear reactors in Pickering and elsewhere may ultimately mean higher electricity costs for consumers here and across the province, according to Pickering Hydro general manager John Wiersma. Local utilities like Pickering Hydro purchase their power from the provincial utility. "I'm extremely concerned about the financial viability of Ontario Hydro:' says Mr. Wiersma, noting about one- third of what consumers pay for their electricity goes to servicing the provin- cial utility's $33 -billion debt. Hydro announced this week it will JOHN shut down seven of its 19 nuclear reac- WIERSMA tors for an indefinite period and spend $5 `I'm extremely billion to $8 billion on buying replace- ment power and upgrading its nuclear concerned operations. The action follows an about the finan- extremely critical assessment report on cial viability of the utility's nuclear division, which has Ontario Hydro.' been plagued by accidents, leaks, unscheduled shutdowns and poor reviews over recent years, particularly at Pickering. Hydro chairman Bill Farlinger has said the utility would pay for the additional expenditures with the approximately $2 billion per year it has been spending on retiring its debt. 'TM-emouraged by the fact Hydro says their rate freeze will continue to the year 2000:' says Mr. Wiersma, "but I'm very concerned about the $5 billion to $8 billion in additional costs. Hydro real- ly is in a very precarious financial position with a huge debt and I'm very concerned about the addi- tional debt they will be taking on" Though he notes Hydro "may have a plan", he predicts it will be extremely difficult for the utility to avoid increasing rates to consumers at some point down the road. "It doesn't look very promising to me:' says Mr. Wiersma. He notes that before the shutdown Hydro had considerable excess generat- ing capacity and had plans to sell power in the U.S. to help pay down its debt. Those plans have now been put on hold. Mr. Wiersma says local utilities across the province are also concerned this latest setback for. Ontario Hydro might lead Queen's Park to delay plans for the restructuring of and the intro- duction of competition to the provincial electricity sector. Municipal utilities across Ontario have been lobbying for the break-up of Hydro's electricity monopoly, arguing competition in the industry will lead to greater efficiency and lower costs. Mr. Wiersma maintains Hydro's problems just provide more evidence that restructuring and com- petition are needed and the Province should get on with it. Shutdowns won't hurt economy: mayor SHUTDOWNS/ from page 1 ma, explaining Hydro does do some local buying and plant employees do make signifi- cant purchases in the community. But, he adds, Hydro is also committed to making major improvements to the 'B' side of the station and that will bring economic benefits even though much of the work Hydro is planning involves 'soft services' such as employee train- ing, staffing changes and quality control improvements. 'bat will create more expenditures. All the people who work there, they'll be spending money in the local econo- my." The board of trade president believes the long run is a somewhat greater con- cern since it's possible Hydro may never restart the 'A' reactors and it's expected about 1,000 employees at the station would then lose their jobs permanently. A thousand jobs is very significant, there's no question about it:' says Mr. Wiersma. "But the economy in this region is diverse enough to be able to absorb that kind of impact" He sug- gests permanent reactor shutdowns would have a far worse impact in the smaller communities around the Bruce nuclear station, for example, which are dependent on the facility for jobs. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs also believes the shutdowns will have little negative impact here from an economic point of view. First, he explains, there will be new spending on the 'B' part of the Pickering plant. Then, "if they have plans to bring the 'A' side back on they will have to spend a lot of money, which will bring money into the community" But if Hydro decides to close the 'A side permanently, it will still have to be decommissioned and cleaned up, which the mayor says will also mean Hydro money going into the local economy. It brings investment into the town no matter which way they go." DAVE MARTIN `I'm very Nuclear plant's age the big problem: DNA DICKERING —The shutdown of four reactors on the 'A side of Pickering nuclear station is wel- come news for Durharn Nuclear Aware- ness, but the citizens' watchdog group isn't buying Ontario Hydro's argument that management deficiencies are at the root of all the plant's problems. "I didn't expect they would make the decision to shut dawn Pickering `A' this soon:' says DNA's Dave Martin. "I'm very glad they've decided to bite the bul- let sooner rather than later." However, he adds DNA is not backing off its contention that the age of Picker- ing's nuclear facility is the major source of its difficulties and that the problems won't be solved by managerial changes. "It is primarily a technology problem. It's no accident they're shutting down the older reactors. It's very clear the level of crisis they're facing" The battle for DNA and environ- mental groups now, according to Mr. Martin, will be to make sure Hydro does- n't end up pumping huge amounts of pol- lutants into the atmosphere by cranking up its fossil fuel generating stations to make up for the nuclear power deficit. He also questions whether it's worth " throw- ing billions of dollars" at Hydro's remaining nuclear facilities to improve their performance rather than looking at shutting them down early and bringing in alternative power solutions such as natur- al gas co -generation. 'A sustainable energy future does not include nuclear power;' says Mr. Martin. glad they've decided to bite the bullet.' Overhaul needed: professional staff PICKERING — The organization representing Ontario Hydro's engi- neers, scientists and professional employees agrees the utility's nuclear plants need a major overhaul but it's withholding judgment on how it is to be done. "We support the position that Ontario Hydro has taken:" said John Wilson, president of the Society of Ontario Hydro Professional and Admin- istrative Employees, which represents 5.500 engineers, scientists and profes- sional employees such as economists. "But we're playing catch-up here:' he said Wednesday, adding the society had just received the major assessment report on Hydro's nuclear plants released that day. The society wants to "look at...and assess" Hydro's plans as outlined in the report before deciding if it can support them, Mr. Wilson said. "We'll look first and then we'll speak" He said the society will meet Tues- day, Aug. 18 to discuss the report and Hydro's plans to overhaul its nuclear stations, including the problem -plagued Pickering plant. Canadian Z)ire Pickering Maintenance wAVNE ARTHURS `It brings investment into the town no matter which way they go! Check • Lube, oil & filter $ 99 • Rotate tires • Castrol GTX motor oil l • 20 pt. maintenance 25; > t check $20o � �l� s • Our licensed, trained tertxtiaarts use the latest, txxrtputeri2ed equipment to help exceed the tread fie of your Gres. • They will inspect ant key components, measure all bur wheels and adjust front caster, camber and toe as required. • Installation d rear -wheel shim and adustments extra, a required. 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Cars targeted at Greenwood Conservation Area: woman Some local dog owners may hunt for somewhere other than Pickenng says he's not aware of any problems at the site. the Greenwood Conservation Area to walk Fido. One person didn't know their car had been broken into until Elizabeth de Stermich ofAjax says someone has been break- they had taken the vehicle to the dealership and were told. ing into vehicles parked at the site while the owners are walk- "How can we police the area ourselves?" Ms. de Stermich ing their dogs. asks. "Others don't want the risk of having their cars damaged. "Basically, quite a few won't go up any more. It's a loss of "I think someone is watching on Greenwood Road" to see freedom in the arca In a conservation area, we should be able the traffic going in, she speculates. to walk in it without worrying about our vehicles" The Greenwood Conservation Area on the Ajax -Pickering border on the Fifth Concession, between Brock and Westney roads is owned by the Metro Toronto and Region Conservation Authority, but it doesn't station staff there due to budget cut- backs. On Wednesday around 7 p.m., Ms. de Stermich says some- one using a crowbar tried to break into her car and two other vehicles while the owners were at the conservation area "1 don't think they got in. There's nothing of value in my car. Nothing looked disturbed at all;' Ms. de Stermich says. Part of the passenger door on the driver's side of her car was pried open, she notes. One person had their driver's licence and credit cards taken from a wallet, Ms. de Stermich adds. 'A lot go as a group to walk their dogs;' Ms. de Stermich says. But, "I'm not going to go at all. RONALD MARTINO & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BROCK ROAD CHAPEL PROVII)IN' TRADITIONAL BURIAL & CREMATION SERVICES "THE DURHAM PLAN" IMMEDIATE Bll "L OR CREMATION SERVICES • Transportation of the Deceased • Family Con&Atation INCLuoEs • lolmnal Wooden Cremation 19ioor Burial Container BROOK RM CHAPEL BJQU AES PLEASE CALL 1057 Brock Rad (het spAh of 401) POMRIIIG PW 69f 6599 "I'll have to find somewhere else to walk my dog. It's a lovely area, peaceful. . I'm concerned sorneone is spoiling this for A k d 4 3 others. I have to find someplace else. I don't Due b - Wnwe wwaKk Sow � �� s � to sok 10 ft PMC a k abd r im tie d naw spaoal 1897 have a vicious dog. He's a friendly guy." 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Read the Pickering News Advertiser on-line at www.durhamnews.net School board hasn't considered teachers' strike RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH 'A good relationship' SCHOOL/ from page 1 Butcher. They also plan to lobby MPPs, write letters to newspaper editors, and may stage rallies in the ridings of Pre- mier Mike Harris and Finance Minister Ernie Eves. "We have used some of those tech- niques in the past and feel they have had some success:" says Mr. Butcher. "We still think we can put pressure on this government. We're showing soli- darity among teachers to protect public education" Last week's unanimous vote at the OPSTF convention to endorse a Man charged after pals threatened PICKERING — An 18 -year-old Pickering resident faces several charges, including threatening death, after a man ..went nuts on three of his friends". Durham Regional Police say. The man had had "quite a bit to drink" when he and his pals left Mud Hen's Taps and Grill on Kingston Road in Pickering around 2:30 am. Friday when the incident began, Staff Sergeant Dave Wilson reports. All three friends were threatened they'd be killed with a knife, a 19 -year- old was sprayed in the face with mace and the doors on the Jeep were kicked. police report. When a tx)uncer and others from the bar came outside, the suspect fled. He turned himself in to police at 3:45 am. and was found to have a pocket knife when arrested. Damage to the Jeep is estimate at $2.000. A Guild Road man has been charged with threatening death. assault, assault with a wealxm, rxissc ssum of a prohibit- ed wealxm. and nus,:hief under $1,000. A Fun who province -wide walkout is aimed large- ly at plans by the Tories to introduce legislation to curtail the right to strike. But teachers are concerned about a number of other issues as well, includ- ing a proposal by the Province to remove principals and vice -principals from the federation and to legislate the length of a school day. "We're serious;" Mr. Butcher says of the message teachers are sending to the Province. "Be damn sure you've thought about what you want to do. If you're not going to do things to improve education, we're going to fight you on this" The Durham Board of Education iUMMER CAMPS • MUSIC SCIENCE rp Blaisdale Montessori School 27 years of Educational Excellence W • 6 - • Spaces Still Available AUG. 19, AJAX 545 Kingston Rd. (East of Church) AUG. 26, AJAX 403 Kingston Rd. (west of Westney at Rotherglen) N"d Office - 415 Toynevale Rd., Pickering South of Kingston Rd. off Rougemount) 365 Kingston Rd. (at Rougemount) (905) 686-5005 Ajax (905) 509-5005 Pickering Call for a visit. You will be impressed! C_U_LLEN GARDENS Presents the Fam' Kids 12 and under are Freet with a "Wo adult rz W& Pw pu*w Ddu ACTNIM IN WE: Face Tatoos colotxille cewre Wadialt Pools Comic MAN Shaws RmW McDowW Sbows Plant a Seed Hambuntlar WaNcs AU Day Wagon L` Kids' Water Sw .tt .d - II hasn't yet considered what it will do in the event teachers across Ontario strike. "We haven't even talked about it yet," says chairman and Pickering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich. "It would be an illegal strike" Though the board and the union representing Durham's elementary teachers have "always had a good rela- tionship;' Mrs. Schedlich recognizes local federations would walk out because "it's a provincial mandate". Though few strikes have taken place across the province, teachers' federations "have fought long and hard for their rights;' adds Mrs. Schedlich. The Province has already intro- duced legislation to temporarily curtail bargaining and strike rights in the broader public sector. Similar legisla- tion affecting teachers is expected within weeks. The government says contract dis- putes that could not be resolved by negotiation would be referred to dis- pute -resolution tribunals for binding arbitration. But teachers fear even a temporary curtailment of collective-bargaining rights could damage collective agree- ments and affect pay, class sizes, preparation time, working conditions and learning conditions for students. IIJSTINIIMEFORw-m-Vi 0 , SUN I"& AM 1" INTERNATIONAL KIDS ...&RAND OPENING PL F SaS 4-14 4 PLEATHER Jackets o0eg Parris, Slams, W sts & .Jumpers SHM 'M 99 CANAM m~ acmasNOD- MOD 93EMi ' AN Mw0w Stns w. EATHE 1 RPiiCE' ��W • VNTAGE COW P s s3200Q00 ', •S1WM710001K 4>?E� Rl4Nls • MUCRIT nm 1r2t�tiCE!_. 1oxs; •ttt�utAnrvc w*arw, s-,wPrsas4110V .00 KACK .s A04134 s! • Wom ! 1 f2 MIX!... " i • GAIAXY CWY CU..AE ow s-,vw FWM @RON too I ' MOr.GHT KUIE DENIr B.B.DAKOTA ,Designer Pleather PLEATHER (FAUX LEATHER) The fed, durabity and Dexo re of leather _ata fraction of the prioel 'eerisFif P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 - PAGE 5 arresting rowdiness Ajax, Pickering teens The first three weeks of a summer campaign targeting teenage trespassers and trouble -makers in Ajax and Picker- ing have resulted in 89 charges being laid by police. As part of `Operation Clean -Up'. undercover Durham Regional Police officers dressed in street clothes have been patrolling plazas, parks and schoolyards throughout the two towns to reduce vandalism, underage drink- ing, loitering and noise disturbances. Police launched the project in response to complaints from citizens living in areas often used by youths as summer hangouts. Staff Sergeant Dave Wilson of 19 Division says the campaign appears to be having a positive impact as police are receiving less complaint calls and photo by Jason Liebregts Dragon Skye Oliver sculpts a dragon she's naming ation Complex. The Pickering studio offers "Weirdo" at The Turning Point Pottery Stu- programs for community children year- dio's Clay Camp at the Pickering Recre- round. fewer reports of damage caused by van- dalism. "Problems have definitely gone down and I would say we are seeing an impact. We've had several plaza owners and citizens say they've noticed a dif- ference;" he says. adding that by touring teen hangouts officers have developed a better relationship with young people. "We have even encountered a lot of kids who come up to the officers and say they think this is a good thing we're doing:" In the past two weekends, police have charged 35 youths and adults ranging in age from 15 to 22 with a variety of offences. the majority liquor violations. Staff Sgt. Wilson reports. Some have also been charged with trespassing and drug offences. � �"`°�� Continuing Education O� Fall/ Winter q7/q8 Programs Coming Wednesday, August 20 PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1"7 Ajax -Pickering • ials andeears News Adver ditor A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Pupils pawns ahnr rn«v 111 .� T T A province -wide teachers' walkout threatened in anticipation of changes to provincial legisla- tion limiting right -to -strike provisions simply won't play well on Main Street. Teachers across the province are considering the move as a pre-emptive strike against the provincial government, even though the legisla- tion hasn't yet been tabled at Queen's Park. Such a move, however, will serve only to affect the very people the teachers' union claims it's trying to protect: Ontario students. This latest battle with the Harris government is being scripted by the teachers' union as a defence of public education. Has anyone else noticed the conflict here? Teachers are perfectly willing to walk out on thousands of those they say they are defending, without benefit of consultation, negotiation or compromise. Having said that, it's perfectly understandable that education workers are suspicious of the Tories. This government, after all, has intro- duced some of the most sweeping political reforms Ontario has seen in decades. Further, the Harris government can be justly accused of cutting corners itself in the consultation process. However. Ontario students are the pawns caught in the middle of this nasty dispute and they are the ones who will pay the price for teachers' union militance. The Durham Board of Education says it has enjoyed friendly labor relations with its teachers here, perhaps that can be used as a wedge on a larger pi --ture to persuade union leaders to reconsider such a move. And, teachers say they'd only strike as a last resort to protest the Harris government's plan. We caution the teachers' union against contin- uing to speak out of both sides of its mouth. Teachers simply cannot be defending public education when they're willing to abandon it, however temporarily. No one wins in a strike. But, third -party casu- alties can never be acceptable. '' To respond to this editorial call lnfosourre at nfosource 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday v Letters to the editor Tories' new labor legislation ill-conceived, ill -designed To the editor: In response to your editorial of Aug_ 6 headlined 'Bill 136 tough, but necessary', there's a lot of reason to expect more people than Gord Wilson, Sid Ryan or Leah Casselman to dislike this legislation. The bill may be meant to expedite the process of mergers, amalgama- tions and restructuring but there are serious concerns about the legisla- tion. I believe it is ill-conceived and ill -designed. A few of the many con- cerns: 1) This bill sets up favorable con- ditions for employers to go to the commission to have an arbitrator decide the issues rather than to remain at the bargaining table. 2) Employers and employees across the province and in sectors like health care, education and municipalities will be affected whether or not they are directly involved because of the precedent - setting awards that will result. 3) Who will be selected to be the commissioners designated to resolve disputes? What training and experi- ence will they have and just how neutral will they be in their reviews? 4) The time lines are going to severely limit informed, considered and fair decisions. The government needs to slow down and plan for the impact that these restructuring changes are going to have rather than passing new legislation to rush through the implementation of the process. The unions aren't blind. They realize changes are going to take place, but the changes should not need to reverse the hard-won rights and wage levels that they have bar- gained for in good faith. I am a member of the Ontario Nurses' Association (ONA). ONA is very proactive in bringing its con- cerns about health care to the atten- tion of government and the public. ONA also offers constructive sug- gestions on how to save money and improve the quality of health care. I think it behooves the government to listen to what ONA has to say. Instead, the government is choosing to ignore the input of front-line workers who know how the actual, real time system works. The govern- ment wants to go further and remove the stability and integrity of the workers' bargaining process. The health sector is only one of the area than will be affected by this legisla- tion and the health sector in turn affects every Ontario citizen. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZEUCZAIC, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EwaidAuto notivveAdvatising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL "ANVES, Assistant Prodtteti News Editor Cottage rental tips Just back from two weeks of sun and fun, I offer this guide to anyone thinking about rent- ing a cottage for a summer vacation. Feel free to clip and staple to your pool noodle. ❑ When you get lost following the cottage owners' map, don't ask for directions from the first local you see if that local looks like some- one out of Deliverance — with three teeth, two of them rotting and one actually a corn niblet. No matter how nice he seems to be, gracious- ly decline his dinner offer. -I'm cookin' up some 'munk and blood sucker. Come on down to the bog." O Once you finally find your rental and the owners waiting there with hands outstretched for the cheque, be suspicious if they beat a hasty retreat for their 4-x-4. When you tackle one of them to the ground, be polite but firm. Trust your gut instinct when the owner tells you the cone-shaped thing you think is a bee- hive hanging from a tree is "just a bunion". Particularly if the bunion is buzzing. Ask him to define "a little" if you're told "rite boat leaks a little. Should you hear what sounds like a bear, question his assertion that ''he neighbor's dog has a throat infection' O When you wander down to the lake, don't be terribly surprised if what was advertised as a "huge, sandy beach" trans out to be a big rock with a bit of dirt on it. O If you and seven in-laws rent an "open -con - cep(" cottage — where the walls don't reach the ceiling — limit nighttime activities to Parcheesi. O If you're sleeping six to a room, leave chili off the menu, unless everyone's packed nose plugs. O When the cottage owners tell you on the phone that their place has a bunkie, inquire whether it's suitable for sleeping by humans or if they use it to store garbage away from the bears, as a receptacle for the beer bottles left behind by the biker gang that tented it last, as a mausoleum for cottage country critters, etc. O After a few days, when you find yourself becoming at one with nature and you decide to abandon all things synthetic, do not, I repeat DO NOT toss your aerosol cans into the bon- fire. It's designed for burning other things syn- thetic like marshmallows and frartldttrtem O When you've fallen m knee with the place and pick up the local newspaper to scat[ the real estate listings of cottages for sale in the arca, don't grackle out my ktcatied in Buggy Burbling Swamp. Unless you want to drop in on the home of the guy with two Wath for a [meal of chiprrurik and leeches. Mike Purdy is a regular cmWbwtor to our Susso Catrmichmi, R.N., Sunday cobrrm rotation. To rrspottd to this col - Pickering rarer caU 1*&o rrtce at 683-7t?10 attd dial 510& TO REACH US General: 683-5110 ClaesittW: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Adrain/Clasaloed Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-atail: newsroom@dud amnews.net The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Pri atoll, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajar A Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Caoadiau Circulations Audit Board and the Omtario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement braised to space price error occupies. 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Managef Nyrt/www.durharnnews.net ger c■.dn -- cr,rr..r. y., Four appeal Four appeals have been regis- tered against new trustee distribu- tions for the public and separate school boards in Durham. The City of Oshawa is appeal- ing the loss of trustee positions on both boards while Uxbridge and Brock Councils are also appealing the loss of a public board represen- tative in their area, officials of the boards report. Earlier this month, the clerks of Durham's three largest municipali- ties, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa, issued a report on how 1 I trustee positions on the new Durham district public school board and eight trustees on the new Durham district separate school board are to be distributed starting Jan. 1, 1998. On the public board, there will be three trustees in Oshawa, two each for Pickering, Ajax and Whit- by and one for Scugog. Brock and Uxbridge will share one. On the separate board, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa will get two each, Ajax will have one and Brock. Scu- gog and Uxbridge will share one. The clerks identified Brock, Uxbridge and Scugog as low -popu- lation areas requiring special con- sideration in trustee distribution. Oshawa's appeal states that giv- THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1"7, PAGE 7 s launched ag ainst trustee allocation ing the northern municipalities rep- resentation as set out in the report results "in a significant under -rep- resentation" for the city, the munic- ipality with the largest population in Durham. Oshawa currently has five trustees on both the public and separate boards. Oshawa is also opposed to the clerks' decision to have all but Ajax candidates run at large instead of in wards. But Bill Fairburn, head of the public board's Local Education Improvement Committee (LEIC) and the trustee for Brock, says, "It's our belief this is unappeal- able" Uxbridge and Brock are appeal- ing the decision to take direct trustee representation away from their municipalities on the public board, which has historically had at least one trustee for each munici- pality, he says. Both municipalities are suggesting one trustee be taken from Ajax to provide both Brock and Uxbridge with individual rep- resentatives. Trustee distribution terms were required by the Province under the Fewer School Boards Act which reduces the num- ber of school boards and trustees in Ontario. Both Durham boards remain the same in geographic area but the public board will go from 15 to 11 trustees while the sepa- rate board shrinks from 18 to eight. The new legislation required school boards to form LEICs which made recommendations on dis- tribution to the clerks Train with us. Then Work HW Nock A tax prepanws. for us. Vve employ more than 10,000 tax preparers nationwide and are always looking for more. We offer comprehensisnr, step-by-step training, computerizinstruc- tion instr- tion and class times to fit your schedule_ In a matter of week; you'll be ready to begin earning money as a tax , preparer. Our training gets results: we hire many of our own graduates.' Sign up now! HaR BLOCK 1-888-887-7995 or 723-1616 "Cawvhpb n d Val a a n.V w We'll .....Me You One ftr Your Polars. � wr:�a1 iv 1��tt tlwk KrM. �t lti-SrPNiri Mq r �wr ttY reks r tw � ti.r s... irrtDP air. (C: 1 It takes no time to go part time. jam it Gt1tl " "W40 snsorwrte t:"M: Ae; woue a~., hwnn...a.s.r, pan Mfrs sn,.h.y cow,., NEWSPAPERS • • • t • . t r (i•rrw.n MI.•, FicYs,.F-c.nlr.. .n Cww., tikw1, 1 41 41 .,i n.MnCen*. ssa.s» .,w .os. warMn n.s... Caa•a. who issued the final reports. Municipal councils, LEICs and school boards were given 10 days to appeal the reports. All appeals are now before the provincial Education Improvement Commission (EIC). Its decisions LEGEND MUSIC Where Service is #1 are final. Results of the appeals should be known by the end of this month. Once the EIC issues its deci- sions, candidates for school board will be able to register for this November's municipal election. 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Offer ends Snatchy, October 1Z IM Ask for den & Sale prices end &uxlay, AMpo 24, 1997 CALL NOW, TOLL FREE, FOR A NO -OBLIGATION IN-HOME ESTIMATE OR VISIT YOUR SEARS RETAIL STORE 1-800-6)25-0025 Sears Guaranteed Home Improvements Talk to someone you know" Copyright 1997. Sean Canada Inc. 48421 PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 ,Name Dropping in Ajax and Picke rin 50th Anniversary 40th Birthday 16th Birthday Birthday L o n g- t i m e Lordy, lordy, look who's 40. Look who's "Special Pickering resi- Richard Fosh, alias Frank, cele- sweet 16. girl" Alysha dents Erika and ,. brates one Cariv Dowha- t McFee turns Gus Jarchow cel of the big niuk reached six years old cbrated their 50th " birthdays driving age on on Aug. 19 anniversary Aug. on Aug. 18. Aug. 16 with and cele - 16. Wishing the He and his best wishes brates with a golden couple ally. f a m i 1 Y and lots of p party arty the best and ho Pe -s T i n a love from with her v v for many more Jimmy and Mom, Dad. m a n y I were childrenL e s l e y brothers Bren- f r i e n d s. Uwe and Barbara, Ralf and Valerie, Heid: and arrived in den and Sean, as well as Happy birth- Wavne, Wendy and Stuart, Christine and her Canada on MacKenzie, Indiana and Scully. day wishes bu} friend Russell, their grandchildren Kurt, Craig, Aug. 16 for a vacation. Wishing and love from Mom, Dad, sisters Stephanie, Jason, Robyn, Megan, Christian, him all the best and a happy birth- Samantha and Robyn, Grandma, Zachary and Samantha. Erika's mom Wanda. and day are Mike, Jenny, Brian, Birth .7a Dane and Agnes. "We love you sister Edith and brother-in-law James. Aget-together Jackie and their families. Wel- /6l[ y honey." is being held fur family and friends. come to Canada. "Aug. --- __ --- 18 will be - Wedding a big day ;. Wedding Engagement in the life Rick Brun - of Eric atti and Donna • Wedding bells Moodv. Turney will will chime in Picker- as he' 11 "" �, walk down the c r ing for Trac Ablett .�-i be a per- aisle of the -� and James Locke. '. feet 10." Trinity United The couple will wed Sending Church in _J' 4 Sept. 6 and settle their love c Bowmanville into their new home a n d on Sept. 20. ein Belleville follow- h a p p y Rick is the son ' ing a Caribbean hon- birthday of Anne and Bruno Brunatti of Congratulations go out to eymoon cruise. Best w i s h e s Ajax and Donna is the daughter of Ingrid. the only daughter of wishes and love for an "astonishing" boy are fami- Marie and Glen Turney of Cour- Anneliese and Heil Fielden. and from Mom, Dad, Tara and Misha. ly and friends, with an extra kiss tire. Jamie Nve on their Aug. 9 wed- and hug from Mommy, Ron and ding. The ceremony took place on Laura. Birthday wishes are also the grounds of the Gifford EstateJ� sent to Grandpa on Aug.21, and with a reception at the Greenwood Birthday Birthday Ron and UncleFabian on Aug. Birthday Community Centre. The newly- —� 23. weds reside in Pickering. II Birthda �, m 16th Birthday y z� Brvnne � Brandv turns sweet 16 on Aug,-. 17 so it ' Robertson e won't be turned eight on I o n g Aue. 12. ` before she'll be V4' i s h i ng � +C�! �, asking for her a happy Aug. 9 was extra spc- I the car birthday tial for Andrew Thom- "Our special girl" y. with lots of son as he celebrated his turned 10 on Aug. 10. k e s ' Wishing Melissa Jones a Wishing r -ia► love were � third birthday with fami- g her all the She was 29 again! H brother h e r ly and friends. "Happy happy birthday, loves, 8 appy best with hugsand kisses were day wishes went out to Nicole on D y 1 a n , birthday buddy" with Mlove are q Au 16. "You've still of it." Love Dad and brother g� g Mom and love from Mom, Dad Branden Mom, Dad, Kyle, Allie, Holly, from Graeme, Brittany and Jor- Dad. and sister Sarah. Mysty and Cassy. dan. "We all love you." Birthday Birthday 25th Anniversary Birthday A cutie l " Ha, J with a I I ha Kate. Meri and Terry big smile You did- Calder celebrated Kruitz when s to Kathryn he cele h a s n't think brat - their 25th anniver- ed her 18th birthday on turned I would, sary Aug. 12. "May Aug.6. Straight from one. Jen- d i d ` the coming years Sh>agnue g n i f e r you . bring you ever clos- Tana Kimy'Jea Wilkin Katie er. May they give y' Atkin- �' Md, celebrat- you contentment and ��' MOm' �' •� ed her birthdayon Aug. o n Tyrone, Tony, Tory, g• adventure, astonish- Rand and the rest of the 16 with brothers turns 20 on Aug. 18. ments and peace." � � y -- Stephen, Mitchell and Happy birthday from her x r crew. Celebrate in style Congratulations from a with all your girls and the Justin, Mom Barb and Ajax friends Nan, great, Robin and Dad Rick. Aunt Sonja Sarah, Steve, Adrian, Aaron.boyz. Respect sister Big dropped by for a party. Wes, Erin and Dean. KK." Rory , 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding?Its ...Send to: as Pickering 831-5431 Let us know. We'll publish our s e- Name Dropping► TH1S �veExs uxE i+1nT� ARE: x: y p % Keith Gilligan, occasion in an easy -to -read 130 Commercial Ave., '�"�'�' °'`�''' to "�'" and easy -to -clip format /�� _� /' `PRIZE VALID (TTnLL SAT., AUCUST 23, 1997) • • • Ajax,, Ont. LIS 2H5 �E THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 - PAGE 9 Red Cross can help pto helpa heart attack victim you Do you know in which position you should on Saturday, Sept. 20 or Tuesday and Thurs- Aid, $55; Standard First Aid, $70, $90 with ing branch at 420-3383 or the Oshawa branch place a person who may be experiencing a day, Sept. 16 and 18 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. 'Two -Rescuer' option; Emergency First Aid at 905-723-2933. Register at least one week in heart attack? Standard First Aid, a more comprehensive re -test, $35; and Standard First Aid retest, $50. advance. A Red Cross first aid course can teach you 16-io-18-hour course (depending on whether A private course can be how to deal with this and other emergency sit- the two -person CPR option is included) is held either at the Red Cross or uations. available in Ajax -Pickering on Saturday and at your business or home on Red Cross First Aid courses are held Sunday, Sept. 6 and 7 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., days, weekends or evenings, monthly at the organization's Ajax -Pickering and in Oshawa Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 20 for a minimum of six people. Community Office in Pickering and its Region and 21 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. or Tuesdays and The Ajax -Pickering Red of Durham Branch in Oshawa. The courses Thursdays, Sept. 16, 18, 23 and 25 from 6:30 Cross office is at 1648 Bayly include CPR procedures which can be per- to 10:30 p.m. St., while the Oshawa office is formed by one adult to help adults, infants or Re -test courses for both Emergency and in the Office Galleria, suite children, and also offer optional instruction in Standard First Aid will be held in Oshawa Sat- 115, 419 King St. W. two -person CPR. urday, Sept. 13 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. For more information or to The eight-hour basic Emergency First Aid Fees for the courses are: Emergency First register call the Ajax -Picker - course is available in Ajax -Pickering from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 6, and in Oshawa from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. � THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM Gardeners sought to make Peony Festival bloom again PICKERING — Gardeners are needed to help bring back the Peony Festival, an annual tradition of the early 1900s. The advisory committee of Picker- ing Museum Village wants to bring back the popular festival which was held each spring. The committee hopes to hear from gardeners willing to help prepare the beds and donate peony plants this fall. Peonies are the perfect plants for the Museum Village as they require little maintenance, are almost insect - and disease-free and represent the correct period for the site, the com- mittee says. _ Marion Thomson, of Pine Ridge Garden Gallery, says the best time to split peonies is after they have died back in late September or October. It's best to make sure each division has three to five eyes. Plants in Ontario should be no deeper than one inch below the surface. If you are planning to thin your garden this fall and would like to help restart this tradition, con- tact the Museum VdIagc at 683-8401 or 420-4620. Program offers youth chance to share, expand creative talents The Youth Centre is offering a Creative Expressions program for Ajax and Pickering youths between the ages of 13 and 19. The free program and runs from Tuesday, Aug. 19 to Friday, Aug. 22 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the centre at 360 Bayly St. W. in Ajax. Participants will be able to share their talents and expand their cre- ative interests in areas such as art, creative writing, comedy improvisa- tion, drama, crafts, music and more. The program will include mini - workshops facilitated by area writ- ers, artists, musicians, performers And others. Space is limited so youths who want to take part are encouraged to register ahead of time. Participants are asked to take lunch, but juice and snacks will be provided. For more information or to regis- ter, call the Youth Centre at 428- 1212. NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT REGIONAL FILE NO.: OPA 97-01S The Regional Municipality of Durham is considering an amendment to the Durham Regional Offloal Plan lo deWnate a Regional Node 10 recognize the Deet Creek and Fawnbrook golf courses, expand existing banquet twArties, and permit 107 residential units and a cornrnurtity centre, in the Town of Ajax. Rete s Town of Apx File Nos. OPA 97-A/7 Ni Z9M7 PUBLIC MEETING The Durham Region Planning Committtee wit fold a public meebi to provide inleraol a parties the opportunity to make comments, identify issues and pfovde additional inionneeon relieve to the proposed Mrndrnent. The public rrteeki will be held on: Tuesday. September ta, 1997, at 10:00 a.m. Durham Region Plarrwp Departrrbnt, Main Boardroom 1MMby Mas, Fawth Floor, Lang Tower COMMENTS OR CAIESTIONS4 An h dormstia report outlt "fhe details of tin poposed Amendrrnrtt iney be obtained from the Drahern Region Plennii Departme tt lf you have any quesbns or oom- m 1, tagrdii the papoesd Annrwimutt piano conlea Barbara a In 4911 s Senior Pla im Tet (905) TM7731 (Whiby) Tet (906) 6661661 (Torom) Fax: (905)436.M2 K you wish 10 links a wditn *&nkWal of I you wish 10 be noliled of cob sequert mesirtgs or the adoplim of tinct proposed Amo dtmrt, please write to !n Comrdasimar d Plansib Bort 1123, W lWay, Ontario, LIN eA3. Phase include your addtase Mlepltar 0 number and the Regional ria raarAm in yaw subntissim 9 a pMatin or pbk body flit thea a no0oe of appeal of a decision for to pXoPmmd official plan anrerwhim t loft Ontario MunkipM Board does not nate of* sub missies at a public rneefktg or doss not crib wtiden submissions hook the proposed ollicial pian annfrdirm is adopted, Ili Orris Municipal Board May diataiss al or part of lin appal. Gerri•Lynn O'Connor A.L. Geor lieff, M.C.I.P., R.P.P. Chair. Plrrwq Commitlae Cwnnissioner of Planning Please remember to recycle j Be ready for College with College Preparation programs. Prepare to attend college in 4 to 6 months with College Preparation programs. These programs will equip students with the necessary skills to meet the prerequisities of a post- secondary program. College Preparation programs are offered in: Pre -Technology, Pre-Heahh, and Pre-Business/Arts. The Pre-Business/Arts program runs for 15 weeks and will enable students to enter Business programs in January. Cal us fw more c f a Mod scarf an your i,fop moiian at edrxation. CIMS" star~ t9osl 7211-33oo. 440011 s.Pr.nrb.. i. Educating You for the Real World. ori York -Durham Trunk Sewer System Master Plan Environmental Assessment Study INVITATION FOR PUBLIC REVIEW AND COMMENT The Regional Municipality of York has completed a Master Plan for the York -Durham Trunk Sewer System (YOSS) The Master Plan identifies and reviews sewage servicing alternatives necessary to meet current and future growth and identifies an environmentally responsible, cost-effective approach to servicing future needs in York Region. A public information centre was held on April 24, 1997 to explain the project and solicit comments. The preferred design solution (see map below) consists of a series of individual projects which together constitute future improvements to the YDSS. The proposed works provide the needed capacity to manage the quantities of sewage generated in the Region from the future service area to the year 2031 including, potentially, the additional communities of Holland Landing, King City, Stouttville, Queensville and Nobleton. Priority projects which need to be implemented in the near future include: • Aurora Pumping Station and Forcemain • Humber Pumping Station and Forcemain to Peel • Maple Collector • 404 Trunk Sewer and Interim By-pass Each component protect of the Master Plan is distinguished based on its location, type of project, potential phasing and function. Dependent on project characteristics, route/site selection, prelimmary design and additional public consultation will be undertaken. At this time, the Master Plan report documenting the Class EA process undertaken and conclusions reached is on display at the following locations for forty-five (45) calendar days beginning on August 12, 1997 and ending on September 26. 1997. • The Regional Municipality of York. Transportation 8 Works Dept., 17250 Yonge Street, Newmarket, Ontario • Town of Richmond Hill, Clerk's Office, 225 East Beaver Creek Road, Richmond Hilt, Ont. • City of Vaughan, Clerk's Office, 2141 Major Mackenzie Drive, Vaughan. Ont. • Town of Aurora, Clerk's Office, 100 John West Way, Aurora, Ont. • Town of Markham, Clerk's Office, 101 Town Centre Blvd., Markham. Ont. • Town of Newmarket, Clerk's Office, 465 Davis Drive, Newmarket, Ont. • Town of East Gwillimbury, Clerk's Office, 19000 Leslie Street, Sharon, Ont. • Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville, Clerk's Office, 19 Civic Avenue, Stoifhville, Ont. • Township of King, Clerk's Office, 3565 King Road, King City, Ont. • Proctor 8 Redfem Limited, 45 Green Belt Detre, Don Mills, Ont. • MacViro Consultants Inc., 90 Allstate Parkway, Suite 600, Markham, Ont. Anyone who has any outstanding concerns with the study, or specific components of the study, during this forty-five calendar day review period, is encouraged to submjt comments. Subject to the satisfactory resolution of any concems, implementation of specific projects wig proceed as documented and scheduled in the Master Plan document. Opportunities to request that specific projects recommended in the Master Plan be bumped -up to a higher level of environmental assessment study will be allowed as part of the project speafic Class Errvironmental Assessments. Please submit written conmentts to: " .. Ms. Debbie Korolnek, P. Eng. ),- Manager, Engineering, F cos n.r... Tomsk Water & Wastewater she~ PIM The Regional Municipality of York Transportation and Works Department i 1 " .,A 17250 Yonge Street, Bar 147 .•*•. Iti; w.Mdftm Newmarket, Ontario, L3Y 6Z1- t /Va+rxs.rro...�+r Telephone: } r (905) 895-1200 amawrr► y , _ - ext. 3015 L} (Newmarket) (905) 764-6345 ext. 3015 (Thornhill) ;, • a ,1 (905) 773-1200 ; ext. 3015 (Oak Ridges) 11+•• Fax: (905) 830-6927 Ma CF PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST l7, 1997 Ajax Chiropractor Competed In Two Olympic Games Dr. Kevin Doherty is a Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine, Olympic Games in 1984, and competed Dr. Doherty believes so strongly in the promotion of healthy lifestyles that he off - and is committed to his belief that "A proper balance of body, against the 1988 Olympics in Seoul ers many free services through his Ajax Clinic. These services include: mind and spirit is vital to achieve any level of success in South Korea. • "Good Health" workshops on topics such as: life". As a health care professional, Dr. • How to control and eliminate stress. Dr. Doherty is a living example of the benefits of regular Doherty has focused his practice on chiropractic adjustments and leading a healthy lifestyle. He is helping patients be proactive with their a sixth degree black belt in judo, and was a member of the health. This holistic approach means Canadian National Judo Team from 1977 to 1988. Dr. that Dr. Doherty's patients focus on Doherty also represented Canada in two Olympic Games. He what it takes to stay healthy, not on was a member of the Canadian Team at the Los Angeles what to do after they become sick. A major component in achieving a MORE THAN JUST A chealthy are. - lifestyle is regular chiropractic care. Reftulaz Chiropractic adjuctmenrc allow the natural energies the body DISAPPEARING ACT to flow freely" explains Dr.r. Doherty, %00 Com letel ' "this is a vital step towards experiew- p } ing your own natural balance". in -the -canal hearing aids are virtually INVISIBLE Schedule an evaluation today with an Audiologist. M Audiologist is licensed in the Province of Ontario to prescribe Hearing; Aids. WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? S aScoWS To SOM S FREE Consultations • Complete & Partiai Dentures • Same day relares & repairs • Eventrg d Saturday appts PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. 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"It is important that we focus on what it takes to stay healthy" emphasizes Dr. Doherty, "and that means proactive thinking, regular Chiropractic adjustments, and balance"' At the Doherty Chiropractic Clinic, Physiotherapy with the vi Doherty p complete vides a corn tete Personal Touch., range of balanced h' includ_ ing: ing: Chiropractic, Pickering Physiotherapy Centre l C"Mm. fv wrs Registered Physiotherapists vice x-rays, Mas- sage Therapy, and •Stress management Reflexology. , *Orthopedics -Post operation For information *Motor vehicle accidents on the personal , *Headaches -Migraines efits of living a bait:;; *Jaw (TMJ) pain & chronic pain anted lifestyle, or u *Arthritis take advantage of -Babies & children any of the free ser-. -Asthma (adults & children) vices o f fered through the Doherty *Mild head injury Chiropractic Clinic, Palsy -Cerebral Pals please contact Dr. *Attention Deficit Disorder (A-D.D.) Doherty personally. •Pregnancy backaches The Doherty *Diabetic education & exercises Chiropractic Clinic •Therapeutic hot tub is located at 37 -Posture correction Harwood Ave. S. in -Over 10 years serving Durham families •9 languages spoken ' Ajax, North ofHighway 401, and -Conventional d alternative therapies South of Highway 2, iw a now' I Mw S ■O 40 - or you can call Dr. Doherty at (905) r ku" rr..rw N.8ft 427-4099. To advertise Suite 6F, 1450 Kingston Rd. in thisll (At Hwy. 2 & Valley Farm Rd.) feature ca 420-1266 Chrb't 683-5110 IF TIME QUALITY • GENTIX DENTAL CARE ��+i� ARE �RTAL\ TO YOU WE AHE AVAQAM TO SEINE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DR. JOSEPH A. WSKIN, DEN'T'IST =1* I1Mt- Billboard SUNDAY, AUG. 17 CARNIVAL: The Christian Life Centre, corner of Ross - land and Ravenscroft Rds., Ajax, holds a free family car- nival day from noon to 2 p.m. Jumping castle, air maze, games, barbecue. Call 686- 1411. SPEAKER: The Pickering Hindu Mandir invites all to attend and meet guest speaker Swami Satya Mitra from Haridwar, India from 1 to 3 p.m. at 2590 Brock Rd. 686- 8534. MONDAY, AUG. 18 LUNCH: The Ladies Auxil- iary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 offers lunch every weekday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the legion hall, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Under $4. All wel- come. (839-2990). CANVASSERS: The Arthritis Society holds an information meeting for door-to-door can- vassers from 7 to 9 p.m. in the community room of the Durham Regional Police sta- tion, Brock Rd. and Hwy. 2. All welcome. Call 434-7221 or 1-888-765-0005 for infor- mation. TUESDAY, AUG. 19 CANCER: Hearth Place, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, holds a care- giver support group from I to 3 p.m- It's a chance for people sup- porting a cancer patient to share feelings and coping strategies. Meetings held weekly. Call 579-4833 for information. WEDNESDAY, AUG. 20 YOGA: Hearth Place, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa, holds a yoga class from 10 to 11:15 a.m. for cancer patients or their caregivers. Bring an exercise mat or blanket and a small pillow. Loose clothing is also recom- mended. Space is limited. Call 579- 4833 for information or to register. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1917 - PAGE 11 AMWI ANNUAL FILOORMODEIL SALE SAVE 25% - 50% OFF • ALL FLOOR MODELS • DISCONTINUED ITEMS • MANUFACTURERS CLEAROUTS • CUSTOM ORDERS Dining Rooms • Bedrooms • WWI Units • Recliners • Sofas Occasional Tables • Clyairs • Desks • Kilcben S.,LS • Crino Cabinets Friday, August 22nd through August 30th 4747 H ;7 East HOURS ARE: R'Y Mon. -Wed. 10-6 P.M. East of Kennedy Rd. Thurs. & Fri. 10-9 P.M. Unionville, Ontario Saturday 10-5 P.M. (905)477-5524 Sunday - Closed Denturists "Denture Specialists Denturists are licensed by the Ontario Government to fabricate and fit dentures directly for their patients. There practice is devoted to creating dentures that are comfortable, attractive and allow you to maintain a healthy mouth. In order to practice, denturists must receive a license which is issued by the College of Denturists after an intense and demanding three year program. There is one school in Ontario and only five in Canada that offers this program. From the hlundreds of applicants, approximately twenty students are accepted each year meaning the ,#andards are very high &Ad only the most tlified are enrolled. ='For the same work a dentist would do, denturist's fees are quite lower. Dentists do not make your dentures, they send your impressions to a dental laboratory where your dentures are then made by a technician who has never met you or knows anything about your concerns regarding your dentures. As a result of the "middle man"' you are charged considerably more. However, the denturist who treats you, makes your dentures from start to finish because of their on site laboratory. This not only reduces ARE your cost, but also There is no referral necessary to see a denturist for treatment. They accept all dental insurance plans and may even accept credit cards. If a clinic visit is difficult, for whatever reason, special arrangements can be made for your denturist to come to you. Full or partial dentures, new or replacement, refit or repairs, whatever your denture BACKPAIN, NECKPAIN, or HEADACHES? Are you the weekend warrior? D Don't wait any longer for the relief you deserve....... C DOHERTY CHIROPRACTIC CUNIC J8r*MW too i'tatUW &Uy=W •Accepting new patients •Treatment of athletic injuries NO ccost abredove Therapist for children of patients OU EXPERIENCING... re uces t e 19"e -> involved in receiving • Foot Problems? your new • Leg or Knee Pain? s . • Low Back Pain? REPAIRS (t hr.) ' Relines Complete. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTIMIE STAWLJTY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTIAIE LINER FREE CONSULTATION William Steil, DD, EC.A QA) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX od Aq§�3-IX:4:641 You May Need Orthotics Call Us For a FREE Gait Analysis Difficult Cases Welcome WE CAN HELP! Ser" itis aWsm RWw w=1 905-686-1969 Come early for the best selection! requirements, see a denturist! Andre Maragh can be contacted at the Pickering Denture Clinic (905) 420-2652 ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapy • Physiotherapists • Massage • Nutrition 109"`' t22y. & Dixie) 1omu #0 831-81151 Cl%vE N A N&4 ��o OW ... A 3 dentist tears and cheerful staff is here to greet you. Always wring about you and your family's dental well-being. In Dr.- Henry Alban, D.D.S. • Dr. Stephen Minsky, D.D.S. • Dr. Howard Kanner, D.D.S. • Emergerim Welcome • New Patients WW=* - AN ktstrrance Plans Acoepted • Visa b FinandW Arrangements Senor D=tutt • Nitrous Oxide available • Dentoy while you *W Cosmetic Dentistry • Whitening of Teeth • Wheelchair accessibility Hygienist • Children's play centre - Specialists available in office Oral Surgeon • Periodontist • Anesihi t Z)UZIe Jr usa ro, 1�" Ica"y 831-7566 PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 photo by Jason Liebregts Dizzying drills Brandon Seville manages to keep his balance (so far) during the 'Dizzy Lizzy' drill at Lakeside Park in Ajax. Brandon and other kids taking part in a team event as part of the town's free play- ground program this summer had to complete the Dizzy Lizzy at the event of an activity. I INTRODUCING THE FREEDOM OF UAIJ 101 C=W9 septembe 115th to Pi kft T"M St. John Ambulance seeks youths, adults Enthusiastic youths and adults looking for a challenge are invited to join the St. John Ambulance Program or Adult Brigade. A Juniors Program for eight - to 10 -year-olds gives n bers a chance to m new friends and have fun while earn- ing badges in basic first aid, sports, and arts and crafts. The Cadets Progran is for 11- to 15 -year- olds. Cadets work on such skills as teamwork, fitness, babysit- ting, camping and St. John Ambulance certification in first aid. They can also gain valuable hands-on experience in first aid by helping the public at major community events. The Crusaders Program for 16- to 20 -year-olds leads toward the achievement of the Grand Prior's Award. Through leader- ship development. further first aid training and personal growth, Crusaders acquire important skills that may help them in future careers in health 3r community services. rhe Brigade is for any- ,ne aged 17 years and older. Brigade vol- unteers receive first aid and cardiopul- monary resuscitation aining, as well as lead- ership and interperson- al skills. The Brigade is called upon to provide patient care at a variety of major sporting and cultural events in the communi- ty. Programs are available in Ajax and Pickering, as well as Clarington, Oshawa and Whitby. For more information, call St. John Ambulance, Durham Region branch, at 434-7800 or 1-800-267-1032. R&B at Rotary Park concert AJAX — Latin and rhythm and blues sounds will be heard on the Ajax waterfront next weekend. The Royz Band performs dur- ing a free Music In the Park con- cert Sunday, Aug. 24 from I to 4 p.m. at Rotary Park. Concert -goers should take a lawn chair or blanket for seating, and bug repellent. There' I l be a barbecue and a concession stand with refresh- ments available at nominal prices. Rotary Park is on Lake Drive- way West, at Parkes Drive. Call the parks and recreation department at 427-8811 for more information. WE CAN HELP voU ACHIEVE WW ART Several convenient kcatkms, indudli„ g: — OSHAWA 146 Simcoe Street N. (606) 7266404 (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Ave. E. (416) 7564640 (near DVP and 401) 255 Morningside Ave. (416) 263.6146 (Morningside Mall) FF(1F:Iq� NQ3 •icF 3 i We with to draw your attention to the following in our current 'End of Season Clearance' Flyer that was inserted in our '75 Years Price Meltdown' Flyer. Insert page 4. Selected animal lawn decorations, 59-0032x. The illustration is incorrect and should not show the beagle puppy and silly frogs decorations. We sincerely regret any inconve6ence we may have caused you. enote333-97 zones: all on 7- �Tr"tm�, CORRECTION For our 48 page Sears Flyer (sale dates Aug. 18-24, 1997). On page 12, Save 3010/6 on kids' selected Buster Brown footwear. The copy incorrectly reads: Available in full and half sizes 11-121 /2, it should read: Available in full and half sizes 11-4112. On page 44, in the 'Hot Buys' box the gas can copy is in French. The copy should read: Only $4.66, 2 gallon CSA approved. We wrico* apologize for any mirw er ience this may have mused Sears cusionwrs. Sears Canada Ir1c. 5JIM:=1U=Mlli "a720 Tk all new Wpb Tom. . A— 211-11-11- in 3 superbly eytipped models for your ad iYe PIUKERINU TOYOTA (905) 420n9000 �i�i� .,& 7 SUPER STORE THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONS' .......................... . A 1 R CONDITIONER - .... i l z sx t7) 1 ►+� _ ��iw �raa ttslr®II�� 1°� SPECIAL $ALf�I AIR CONDMONkRa SOFA ! CHAIR :. Ip, UNBELIEVABLE Itirz"r�'O ..r' ►;;�' VALUE' Fou-iVoi 73i i, �. I r � � /Fllf'�-'�!� '� tF,�,��►i �:�} fit, �-_ - > SOFA CH -AIR- n LOVE')E:;T 1 BOX OF TIDE Detergent with every /,egad washer .�� -0 44 CONTEMPORARY` 7 PC, MODERN DINETTE AMBER OAK BEDROOM ,\ �� t �l � • I I _ �- i _ _"" . I v 1 ' IL - G-6-99 VALUE 1540 Dundas St. E., Whitby Northwest Corner of Thickson Rd. at Dundas ilk r I� 01--Wl, I 39 OPEN EEKDAYS 9:30-9:00 430 =0000 AT RDAY 9:30-6:00 SUNDAY 11:00-5:00 PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 Historical play looks at the way we were PICKERING — You can be entertained and Written by Frank Luke specifically forO'Leary's educated at the same time at Pickering Museum Vil- performers, the play is a comedy that follows three lage this summer. characters at the Museum Village, who come to life The Way They Were (We Think!) is a play set in during a student tour. The play is performed at the the Museum Village and performed by O'Leary's Old Picnic Area, at the foot of the bridge. Take a pic- School of Drama weekends at 1 and 3 p.m. during nic and lawn chairs. For more information, call the August and at History in Action on Sept. 7. Museum Village at 683-8401. IISl� 7J AT BOYER P@P�TIAC BUICK photo by Jason Liebregts Summer board 'em Dynamic duo Derek Marsham (top photo) and Kyle Marsham have spent part of their summer perfecting the 'Olie' skateboarding technique and show their form here. The pair were bus-, practising at Alexander Park in Ajax recently in their quest for perfection. photo by Jason Liebregts THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1"7- PAGE 1S' The 90 -Maces YOU need to beep movinf. :! • Oil Change • Tune-up • Brake Service • Diagnostics • Scheduled Maintenance We will I - -ar any convaator's adwrtisd coalim or sp.dals • Radiator Flush and Fill • 12 -month, 20,000 km • Fuel Injection Cleaning National Warranty ' Emissions If 7M 09 ... 1 1 I . I 1 1 1 Oar Tune-up Involves �' I mon than just Spark Plugs. We will.... IF ` • Do a Computerised T Tan• op Vwisaation • Aaa17s. •missiou b.•n TMM i Replace Spark rasp timiWidis $62 so • Adjust speed CO=Pmkeagin �.q=.tab1.) 1 lraiatuaae. inspeetioa • a,op aoawaoc L------==== '==" =-- --j Branching out to new territoryPrecision Tune Auto Care 335 BAYLY ST. AJAX Steven Hagan is spending at least part of his summer Boulevard in Pickering. Steven says he sometimes East of 1lestney at Finley holidays in his favorite tree alongside West Shore spends hours a day climbing around on its branches. (905) 6$39699 Shuttle Service ' Casting date for Peter Pan incorrect PICKERING — Incorrect information was provided to the News Advertis- er about the Pickering Play- crs' production of Peter Pan. Auditions will be held Sept. 4 at 7:30 P.m. and Sept. 7 at 1 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The troupe is looking for peo- ple to play Peter Pan, Wendy, Tiger Lily, Tin- kerbell, the Darling chil- dren, Captain Hook, Snead, Nanna the dog, the Crocodile, andmany of the lost boys and girls. And, it's looking for peo- ple to make up a chorus. For more information on the production, call 686-1452. fl MeatsAs& 119 ' Quality Fresh Cut Meats At Everyday Low Prices! loan Ground lseef "VE E *Vx $691 lb• 01 HaNanaa's Owa 1=00 wimm $= 99 Ftrwl� `� Ch%laen SOW_ L1� �7 cam, Aw Wv" "b&X""A Sirloin Tip Roasts E 9 SAV 7O`w ib. New York Striploin Steaks s6 99 n. Mar:natea ,.Eye hound Steaks SASS 99 81"� 4WWm. 4 -Potato Salad $ 29 17%U"""U Pm*f& r1hok on11lr1 MH ttam" swe Coleslaw Ilsi�.'lls ftwy rs unima SN awL J" ' dist Hata East SAihkebabf � 99 st». mmts! M 02D A[ Srs, adq rt "The Meat People" t o Available Ouslity Service Gusrwrised nc�c■ ,• It! 'w' c —� dr 7 rim --- ••+ r+.. • rte•. • =mg. V3"] 7.0. @ MOwYf0. ItkniK M air. 336A $58" ori 5689° pereso told MOIYAmm •Amm 19" NEON 4 DOON UL. � Pus, Mk P4, p t , roof nick C 1MMOK aao, at POS $6 4°' pw ma s34�,..ara 1Ns amm CHOMM Lmom a •r ��► --- kl' Ai�� IL MIKE TED DWAYNE TED JIM DON ANN BILL BILI CORRIGAN WILLIAMSON PICKARD WILLIAMSON Mc ELROY ARSENAULT HEARD GOODWYN ..J., cwt » ikk5's ,HAZEN KEVIN HARDING WORSLEY S IL KERRY LEN JERRY TOM PAUL PIC WOODCOCK DRACE BRASSOR GROBERT - 4.; x i ' Pickerin Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Pickering mites mighty at tourney PICKERING — The Pickering Internet Direct mite selects have won the consolation title for the third straight tournament. Competing in the Innisfil tourney Aug. 10, Pickering won the consolation crown in a tie- breaker over East Gwillimbury. The teams were deadlocked at 8-8 when the game was called after six innings because of a curfew. Pickering was awarded the title because it had stranded five runners on third base while East Gwillimbury stranded only three. The championship tilt was a seesaw affair, as the lead changed hands four times. After Pickering fell behind by one run, Masood Bashir scored in the first inning and Ryan Rampersaud stepped on the dish in the second inning to give Pickering a 2-1 lead. In the third inning, East Gwillimbury responded with four runs, but Brett Thornes scored in Pickering's half of the third to trim the deficit. In the fourth, East Gwillimbury cashed in two runs and Pickering one by Matt Ferguson. Pickering pitcher Ryan Mohan kept the oppo- nents off the scoreboard in the fifth and his team- mates responded with four runs to take an 8-7 lead. Crossing the plate were Brandon Harris, Thornes, Bashir and Ryan MacDonald. Harris pitched in the sixth and held East Gwillimbury to only one run. Pickering couldn't score the winning run in the bottom of the sixth, despite having runners at second and third with nobody out. Kyle Duncan did get a hit in the inning, but three consecutive infield flies ended the game. A local curfew stopped the game at that point. Jesse Bulhoes had an outstanding game in the outfield, making two running catches to prevent at least four runs from scoring. In the opening game, Pickering fell 9-8 to the host Innisfil squad. At one point, Pickering trailed 7-0 before rebounding to tie the game at 8-8. Innisfil scored the winning run on a balk in the fourth inning. Leading the attack was Mohan with two hits, two runs scored and two RBI. Ferguson also swatted two hits and drove in one run, while MacDonald and B.J. Hann each chipped in one RBI. Other run scorers were Ryan Byrne, MacDonald, Ryan Rampersaud, Joshua Perreira, Thornes and Dave Shirbon. Duncan was the pitcher of record. To reach the consolation finals, the Pickering mites needed to defeat Goulding Park and came up big against their North York opponents 13-2. The game was scoreless until the bottom of the third when Pickering scored three times. Goulding Park responded with two before the locals erupted for 10 runs and a mercy win. In five tournaments this season, the team has a record of 10 wins, six losses and one tie. Pickering's next tournament is on Aug. 18 at Milliken Mills. Team members are Masood Bashir, Jesse Bulhoes, Ryan Byrne, Kyle Duncan, Matt Ferguson, B.J. Hann, Brandon Harris, Ryan MacDonald, Ryan Mohan, Joshua Perreira, Ryan Rampersaud, Dave Shirbon and Brett Thornes. The manager is Ken MacDonald and assistant coaches are Dave Bulhoes and Bill Hann. Pickering swimmers solid at recent meets PICKERING — Two 'members of the Pickering Swim Club turned in solid performances at the recent Ontario Age Group Provincial Championships in Etobicoke. Warren Barnes, 12, had a good meet, where he swam a personal best time of one minute, 21.13 seconds in the 100 -metre breaststroke. His effort earned him seventh place in the finals. Barnes also finished seventh in the 200m breast. Megan Shanks, 13, turned in a solid effort in the 100m breast. Scoreboard The club also sent two competitors to the recent Easter Cup Championships in Sudbury. Derek Howard, 17, was sixth in the 200m but- terfly in a personal best time of 2:15.85. He also posted a personal best time of 1:01.3 in the 100m fly, good enough for 10th. Howard also had a per- sonal best in the 400m freestyle. Nathan Kaye, 19, had several personal bests, swimming the 200m backstroke in a time of 2:19.97, good enough for 10th place. FtpPCOCERNIM LADES' SLO.PIFCH �AG1E SWWXWM tweak ox* Aug. 8) MN*" LEAGUE as of IM end of July T EAAW Q Paan PMakars w L T PTS A' DIVISION rrs Legion Len We 13 9 a 1 19 GMdWers nTiCkib 7 Chiropradio br Lea 13 9 .450 18 19 3 15 Pbrt2D2 194 SrWy 8"ch Taws Club 64 Skkn Spak» Skkggws 13 7 4 6 0 0 18 14 Port Pwry Um CMkb Alae Terris CMI 47 43 ea*s 12 T� 5 5 2 12 Okwrrk WO TWM Club 39 12 8 8 0 12 Pick. ConOw Urnis pub 38 8101M may 12 1 2 21 20 POW &OWL Mb 20 8 10 TomDNVMION 32 0 Z OMAN AND OISTIMCf 0 0 TEAM PFS SOMIALL ASS0CMUM ' 2 18 Cec Sd^9lmagn 20 4 13 Glandsb Terris Club 81 alFAor olweFn WIDGET sora Dunmoora Tennis pub 72 As of Aug. 12 TEAM Ajax Twri Club al so a w L T P A PCT. Port Pwry Urwlis Club 56 Pis 54 Pick. Co TOW Umia pub 53 Ajax Timms pub 02 18 13 MCIEIM1110 V 0518105 Mo 266 OahwM 5 0 1'552110 .722 2 hiswawtral — 11 9 0 118110 .550 22 erakaalaa 2D 9 9 2 120104 .450 18 19 3 15 Pbrt2D2 194 1 86 173 .184 1 7 5 SQU IFr SkOw oltf1i10N TEAM FMULL STIINONO6 Q w L T PTS SWR � yM�drq' 20 15 4 1 31 s 20 13 4 3 29 Accord Daft Canada 20 12 8 2 28 P Hwft 20 PY SID~ 20 10 9 9 9 1 2 21 20 POW &OWL Mb 20 8 10 2 le Tins 0 8 10 2 18 BobEaftm ab Jolvaon 20 7 1l 2 18 Cec Sd^9lmagn 20 4 13 3 11 1997 Lw9 a pwnpiona – Swpa C__pnoing Maple Ridge TWM Club 54 Pick. Co TOW Umia pub 53 Ajax Timms pub 02 20 MCIEIM1110 V 0518105 TEAM PIs Gkwm** Tom pub 01 44 noxa' ' Tunis pub 38 Gl rrdale Twm pub 02 35 Sandy 11 a Tanis pub 25 Dkrmoora Tennis pub 20 -Maple Ridge Tow* Clkd 15 Call us! Did your team win the tourney? Let us know all about it. Call AI Riven at 683- 5110 with your team's sports story. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1"7. PAGE 17' Shorts News Advertiser photo by Ron Pietroniro Hitting tune-up Members of the Ajax Blue Jays does his best to tear the cover off major rookie baseball team get in the ball during a practice at St. some hitting practice before the Andrew's Community Park on playoffs begin. Tristian Beadle Exeter Road recently. , PRIMO • TRAC IOR TRAILER LOAD SALE r— -' � 1 C 375/500 g BOX - • r �ALL VARIETIES 'r f •^ � 11 1 i _ • 11' EL'P / 1011' ` E'LP _ DI.'EiP r PRODUCT OF U.S.A. TRACTOR TRAILER LOADS DAILY PRODUCT OF U.S.A. #1 GRADE CALIFORNIA r • Y 34, �I � � �1 • 1 1 � 1 1 1 1 � I' �1• E.D. 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A(• �� � Z1 :11 r ..}��rt l: »circ• get "i(iOd (whic rc heti ♦•(pr-, shop «t K,ic,h ffill Iu : • ; : 1 � .: 11111111111mr- A I lqiiii1lor, air, .11 -NO&IT IAI %ERS S14, c;•1 ME NEWS ADVEWMEt SUNDAY. AUGUST 17, IM -PAGE 19 355 mL 3 tMYWF , ANN... fDto SRFHC�I^L-�s START Y rices inS"freect om Sunday, August 17 PP.-. aturday. August 23, 1997 •PAGE 20 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. AUGUST 17. 1W, GINGERBREAD NURSERY SCHOOL "Success for over 20 years" Child /A TescMr parent "1 love Parent Involvement" 2 1/2 - 5 yrs. 3,4 or 5 morning programs available 831-9246 Jr(on Bayly between Liverpool A Whites, Pickering) DuRHAm LEARN MG ACADEMY • personalized credit programs for grades 9 - OAC • individual instruction to attain success in that difficult subject • alternate timetabling to accommodate your special needs Now Enrolling for Fall Classes 2 LOCATIONS: 1801 Dundas St. E. Whitby 981 Brock Rd. S. Pickering Call: (905) 4048097 in aeeocia N With the Sylan Leeming Centres of Dorian PLAY f3 LEARN SCHOOL Excellence in early childhood education, ages 2-5. Half day program September to June, 2, 3, or 5 mornings per week. We offer a comprehensive program of art, music, phonics, math & science, French, friends and fun! Central Ajax location. 668-5173 for September registration Blaisdale Montessori School C;nl) (PARTIFULL TIME) Toddlers 16 mo - 3 yrs Preschool 3 yrs - 6 yrs Elementary 6 - 12 yrs Ajar - Pickering • Scarborough lJ;J =JJ i1 J J� All Welcome — 7 p.m. sharp 545 Kingston Road Ajax Tuesday, Aug. 19 1997 365 Kingston Road Rougemont Monday, Aug. 25 1997 Call 509-5005 Jacquellnes School of Dance Div. -at 997713 Ont. Ltd. 1215 Bayly Street, 2nd Floor (above Florist) • • Bay Ridges Plaza (Price Chopper Plain) (Just West of Liverpool) DANCE Director: Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Camavale, Fiona Tait At Picirring TICM Ir e 1lyedrl•eday to Friday. August 20-nul .1000 •.la.10 9:00 Ps qday, August 23rd 1000 a.lrl. b 5:00 p.rrl. At Maw 9I diio (1215 Bantu Stl .00 Thursday, Atgtret 21111hIlesr Sbdarrb SkWWa 5:00 iPAW to to am pal. Tuesday, SeplenA 3rd Meru Sbderlb 5:00 pal. to 0A0 pilin. As Tap, Ballet, Pont, f i Hyland All clow based an Bdaelr AsasL d Tsaeleas KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM d DMeiitg (B.A,TD.) Syabtrs Ades 3 b adA CM today for an s� carr and adrra©©daeses 1Ipponbe0 420.7399 4R we cow - COnIpeR1111" p ekild care • earns under BA.TD.,,, Field trips b llreonal Baca . sprig nedm - Sumner perlortttisg am temp o Umbrsna Central Child Cars Services f is brow heor ing a hew AT lOR/SVQOR work to keep recital Gold KINDERGARTEN PROGRAM 7 AwmR Sepko w 4 N97 at I once Upon a Trace Ciild care Ceabe + Exam work Winners 2155 Bind Road.Vw(k p ekild care Pkierinrg, ON (905) 42&3013 d Accelib" retirstratios ooh rRous ••l.i, ikd Spins A+ailaW$ PmchW Vam dro eve" e .Cite19 Pee�ree'e Play Sek o Daycare Ages: 3 months - 5 years • Small group sizes • Personal caring staff • Clean lk bright environment • Centrally located • Convenient to AiaxiPickering Hospital • Educational programs rul ,o ST. GEORGE'S DAYCARE Opening Date: Tuesday, September 2, 1997 Hours: Monday through Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m Ages: 2'/, to 5 years OPEN Program Includes: HOUSE -Qualified teachers AUG. 26, -full and half day programs 6:30-11P.A�I -supervised outdoor playground -Christian program in a warm, caring environment for children to learn and grow Call 683-0545 1 0 .411111k.2 10 AaI Denise Lester Dance Academy 1550 Early St., Unit 24 A 25/1134 Kingston Rd. (905) 839-3041 3 Year Olds to Advanced Ballet ' Pre -ballet ' Combination Class ' Tap ' Jazz ' Acro ' Adult Jazz' Adv. Modern Serving Pickering for 25 yrs. with Students dancing on Broadway, at Wonderland, in commercials, appearing on the Tony Awards & in motion pictures + operating studios of their own. - Classes for 3 years to ad Dainee vanced --- — Year end Recital, we I FX work to keep recital Gold costumes inexpensive. Gold Medal 8t: - Competitive Groups Medal Tap Technique + Exam work Winners award winner -Au classes suited for males or females ,Fully Qualified Award Winning Teaching Staff Denise Wagner MBATD, Bal1ct,Tap, Modern Cindy Vrdlems MBATD.Tap, Modern, 8 time Chorcographer Associate Ballet Award Winner Ryerson Dance Graduate Suzie CunlrHe MBATD.Tap, Modern Associate Ballet Choreographer for Wonderland - . & Major Motion Pictures Award Winning Choreographer Wendy Matos MBATD.Tap, Modem Associate Ballet, Award Winning Choreographer sr 1 Jtdiane Sofer MBA -M. Modern, Associate ofTap and Ballet Christine Tavares MBATD. Modern, Y F ` Associate Tap, Ballet & Acro Three Ways to Register *Visit our booth at Pickering Town Centre, August 20 -23rd ' By phone 839-3041 ' Visit our studio August 27th & 28th, 10-12:00 & 5-8:00 Congratulations ; To our dancers for all their amazing wins in las Vegas & to Tonya, Christine & Allison for winning highest scoring Trio overall at an International level. 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Basic office and phone skills an asset Ap* in ]— West Cldroprxdc Clinic 4747 Hwy. t 7 East, UnimviAe PKXEFA G NOURNM a " 100m o for sowi- SELL R NOMI a 1Aproducer wdiftilh- poreoYa ANC+hCAIB CAM would be an aa -L Conlad Ray Farsona (9osWi- 689.0M 6761. m�r ALTEJ111IM NEDI- CaE 4 1l2 ye. soo I bit my 100K iott Today iron myhome. I cram more ran a my did. Pert-brark ll- smY ' Twasenart wghwsd. 905-432-82U. 24 hr. 5 a MONTHS =11.1011111' SL w. - ollh.O 576-9175 General General Help Help NOTHING BEATS TEACHING WITH THE BEST. At Young Drivers of Canada, we offer the best driver education program in the country. And were looking for instructors who share our passion for exccllencc. If you love to drive, want independence, flexibility and the opportunity for advancement., driver education is the career for you. The minimum requirements are five years driving experience with a clean driving record. Candidates must also be available to take a four week training course before becoming licensed. Our driving instructors are the best trained and most highly respected instructors in Canada. Think about it. Nothing beats teaching with the best Drop in to fill out an application. For more information, call 1-888-YDCDRIVE. D YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA. THE BEST Red Lobster at 1550 Kingston Rd. (Pickering) is looking for friendly, outgoing people to join our team. We have opening for server trainees, line cooks ane dish washers. Please apply in person at the above address. Monday - Friday 2-4p. in. CARPET INSTALLED` neiper required in the Dur. ham area. Minimum 1 yr. expenence. Must have own t ansportation. Cali after 5 30prn. 905-839-1990 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE Nems that advertisers check rhea ad upon pAicabon as News Ad•eitser wit not be responshde for more than one incorrect owbon and there shat be no kabdityh tor non -insertion of any Ww- Moment. Labity for er- rors in ads is 1 nrtttd to the wiciunt paid for the space occupying the error Al copy is WW to ro ap- trovai of management of News Advarhser COMPUTER USERS! Fo, -a. :coy d mal desks for ash! RUSH S A S E To L.L. Wood. 60-8 Bristol Road Eau. Sura 3598. Whea ssaugs. Ont L4Z 3(8 DADDY O's GRILL - Ea-. penencedsw"r CA~Saturdays only. Gam to 2pm Cal (»lore Spm 4M 2547 DUCT CLEANING tacYxv- erarhs and helpers. Appkc- ants must a dependebie. handwo" and not air" of ionq days. Good clammy recond with meChen" ap- mude a must Gas heen k- consa is a pku at Mo at 905-428-2109 EARN 5800 a week from home' L -gut assembly. w cret shoppo . processing mrd. sewn To appy Call 416-202-6812. lob 106 www pbspccom EXPERIENCE sales help required for Fabric stow Please as (416) 286 5223 or (905)-931-5223 We pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.S.E.to Five Star Ermuprises tees IJwlpool Rd.. suit 21 Pi mit old, L1Y 61q 4 MANAGER TRAR EM. ful ane. drivers Manse T Wred, no experence 3 weeks paid baring. SWW week salary plus bonus. Call Mr. Dais. 905-723- 6900. GENERAL HELP 20 positions svailabls el!]!!< in all arses of od solo wriasF wMlIpoPayiNion slid responsibility. Cam Dd" 721-1411 a.r�ateererar NAMRSTYLIST rarkrad to kWKft busy unisex salon. S.aadaya arty gam - 5pm. Cal Mary M 839-6246 no NAmtSTTLAIM Hair athorrs. Photography, Tor - OM r-ashicn. Make-up. ComOerrons, passes Mi mom. kuuaNd? No am bn:Iono Dudwna a/ " We PI&M. rThe WVd Row - sir w-- sr 430.2113. HWAMC■ 4 allnWb" fs- mdas modal swim weara r no". for male dientele in out Pidwno Store. Great pay. Call for details. (905HL39-1601. KELSEY'S Aiax re"es hrI-t.ne Dna cooks and serves. 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Be- Fina!tcya( aseiSgn06 My the am"* to Mt ed WW WAWy Dome a nidi led"cien, Weer aiij* maiable in «ficial nude, mar lanhdrr0 Get your x • from the �"ss b� eP�ow rAii are at avoid" prie- • • • It < ea ((los) ras-sw Get started! ■ Programmer Analyst ■ Computerized Accounting ■ Network Specialist ■ Network Technician ■ LAN Administrator ■ Microsoft Office Program c;fo e! 5'C i COLLEGE Roach for your future OF BUSINESS & TECHNOLOGY call Oshawa today! 905-434-8585 Scarborough 416-291-6662 (Markham Road & 401) 30 campuses across Canada including Toronto, Oshawa, North York, Mississauga, Scarborough, Hamilton, Brampton. ONLY 10 r,1ONTHS r t opportunity for personal and proksswe al growth, for a reeaht University grad or ambitious individual with outstanding coasmu meat skills orad an ertdttrsiastic attitude. you have botndiew energy and are very outgo- in& ere world lave to have yes, on our wain. Basic office and phone skills an asset Ap* in ]— West Cldroprxdc Clinic 4747 Hwy. t 7 East, UnimviAe PKXEFA G NOURNM a " 100m o for sowi- SELL R NOMI a 1Aproducer wdiftilh- poreoYa ANC+hCAIB CAM would be an aa -L Conlad Ray Farsona (9osWi- 689.0M 6761. m�r ALTEJ111IM NEDI- CaE 4 1l2 ye. soo I bit my 100K iott Today iron myhome. I cram more ran a my did. Pert-brark ll- smY ' Twasenart wghwsd. 905-432-82U. 24 hr. 5 a MONTHS =11.1011111' SL w. - ollh.O 576-9175 General General Help Help NOTHING BEATS TEACHING WITH THE BEST. At Young Drivers of Canada, we offer the best driver education program in the country. And were looking for instructors who share our passion for exccllencc. If you love to drive, want independence, flexibility and the opportunity for advancement., driver education is the career for you. The minimum requirements are five years driving experience with a clean driving record. Candidates must also be available to take a four week training course before becoming licensed. Our driving instructors are the best trained and most highly respected instructors in Canada. Think about it. Nothing beats teaching with the best Drop in to fill out an application. For more information, call 1-888-YDCDRIVE. D YOUNG DRIVERS OF CANADA. THE BEST Red Lobster at 1550 Kingston Rd. (Pickering) is looking for friendly, outgoing people to join our team. We have opening for server trainees, line cooks ane dish washers. Please apply in person at the above address. Monday - Friday 2-4p. in. CARPET INSTALLED` neiper required in the Dur. ham area. Minimum 1 yr. expenence. Must have own t ansportation. Cali after 5 30prn. 905-839-1990 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE Nems that advertisers check rhea ad upon pAicabon as News Ad•eitser wit not be responshde for more than one incorrect owbon and there shat be no kabdityh tor non -insertion of any Ww- Moment. Labity for er- rors in ads is 1 nrtttd to the wiciunt paid for the space occupying the error Al copy is WW to ro ap- trovai of management of News Advarhser COMPUTER USERS! Fo, -a. :coy d mal desks for ash! RUSH S A S E To L.L. Wood. 60-8 Bristol Road Eau. Sura 3598. Whea ssaugs. Ont L4Z 3(8 DADDY O's GRILL - Ea-. penencedsw"r CA~Saturdays only. Gam to 2pm Cal (»lore Spm 4M 2547 DUCT CLEANING tacYxv- erarhs and helpers. Appkc- ants must a dependebie. handwo" and not air" of ionq days. Good clammy recond with meChen" ap- mude a must Gas heen k- consa is a pku at Mo at 905-428-2109 EARN 5800 a week from home' L -gut assembly. w cret shoppo . processing mrd. sewn To appy Call 416-202-6812. lob 106 www pbspccom EXPERIENCE sales help required for Fabric stow Please as (416) 286 5223 or (905)-931-5223 We pay you directly to assemble our products. Easy work. No experience necessary. For FREE details send S.A.S.E.to Five Star Ermuprises tees IJwlpool Rd.. suit 21 Pi mit old, L1Y 61q 4 MANAGER TRAR EM. ful ane. drivers Manse T Wred, no experence 3 weeks paid baring. SWW week salary plus bonus. Call Mr. Dais. 905-723- 6900. GENERAL HELP 20 positions svailabls el!]!!< in all arses of od solo wriasF wMlIpoPayiNion slid responsibility. Cam Dd" 721-1411 a.r�ateererar NAMRSTYLIST rarkrad to kWKft busy unisex salon. S.aadaya arty gam - 5pm. Cal Mary M 839-6246 no NAmtSTTLAIM Hair athorrs. Photography, Tor - OM r-ashicn. Make-up. ComOerrons, passes Mi mom. kuuaNd? No am bn:Iono Dudwna a/ " We PI&M. rThe WVd Row - sir w-- sr 430.2113. HWAMC■ 4 allnWb" fs- mdas modal swim weara r no". for male dientele in out Pidwno Store. Great pay. Call for details. (905HL39-1601. KELSEY'S Aiax re"es hrI-t.ne Dna cooks and serves. Drop on mune or ar 427-4000. PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17,1997' General 1 General General General General Sales HNpIpaygro Bargain Im HelpHelp 1 Help 1 HNp 1 Help 1 Agents [Mi;WH_9W - Agent I • AnaNable 1 Carrier (I win .rvewlia�s Immigrant Settlement Counsellor Part Time Contract Position (17 hours per week for 30 weeks) to assist recent immigrants in the settlement process. Ability to speak Polish desired. Apply with resume and cover letter to: Social Development Council 132A Commercial Avenue Ajax, Ontario LIS 21-15 Fax 686-4157 Deadline: September 5, 1997 SDCAP thanks all applicants but only those interviewed will be contacted. Funded by Citizenship k Immigration Canada Available in our customer service de- partment. The preferred candidate would have: pleasant telephone manner good attention to detail knowledge of computer systems good command of English and French This is a full time position with competi- tive salary and comprehensive benefit package. Please send or fax your resume to: Drew Chemical Limited 525 Finley Avenue Ajax, ON LIS 2E5 FAX: 905427-0688 Attention: Brenda Lake ATTN: TEENAGERS (11 yrs.+up) Supervised parnime )obs 8 FREE monthly activities with friends. Paid aady. To pin our team call Kim at: (905) 944-0807 Teen's Heart Inc. AZ DRIVERS Requires for major tranNportation company. Must have minimum 1 yr verifiable experience. Clean abstract (not CVOR), Police Clearance and be ICC qualified. We offer. • 13.93 per hour e 32 cents per mile for singles • 37 cents per mile for teams e Weekly Pay e Direct Deposit • Safety Bonus e Comprehensive Benefit Package Please contact Alistair Lowe 905-837-6060 IM& -AM,* P E A S O N N E L "nnwah lewwakwh, Werk chwuq ilii, Way caarfa kyres- AZ U.S. LONGHAUL DRIVERS WANTED .30/ mile Single to start .32/mile Single after 3 months .18.5/mile each driver for teams Must have 2 years Exp., I.C.C. Medical, Police Record Search, Current Abstract We offer RS.P.'s, weekly Pay, direct deposit, Benefits and Referral Bonuses Apply in Person to Advantage Penoweel 1421 McEwen Drive Unit •5 Whitby, Ontario Positions begin Innimediately EsUb AseloU st OVA" Mot haw comp ifs and thorough rstrh - of itis I wgsrkoaforW swab curt. SUNY ♦ seams. Flans IM RNs. b WYAL LEPM E POW 134$•92. UotfT TBXJ40 E WORK Days or s whips to *re*ri•rh, Ft• a*" provided. Cog TRACY, at (905) 723.6900. 1111101 IATIED?, Good with psopb? Wiling W work? WOO groored ? $12Jhr and up. call 905.725.0213. MAIL TECHI MCIAM as- T/ETtCI M canrwnion only a space for rail for RMT Howstylm Ratbaolo- gnt Diefcom or similar 0-)s ply in poison 1885 Glaren- rs Srila 221 Piclfting. "-75 TO START We have several full time positions in house' and sports items, no e necs., training prof Great for homemakers stridents taking time Can now for interview (905) 723-4920. The Administrative Edge Inc is currently recruiting for the following permanent positions: Applicants with the following career ob- jectives are requested to submit their resumes in confidence to 74 Simcoe St. Suite 301, Oshawa , Ont. L1H 4G6 . Fax 905-436-6291 Tel: (905)436-5818 PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR 3-4 years manufacturing experience in an automotive environment. Supervisory experience. OS -9000, ISO -9000 and SPC Knowledge. PURCHASING /ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Applicants must have exceptional Quat- tro, W.P 6.1 and Presentations comput- er skills. Minimum two years experience in the automotive industry and in the pur- chasing of supplies and raw materials. PAYROLL ADMINISTRATOR Project Management/Maintenance. The successful candidate will integrate several payroll systems Into one. Once established this individual will prepare and submit the payroll information to an external banking service. Preference will be given to candidates with 5-8 years am1pac and payrolling experienoe- CHILD CARE The YMCA has several part time opportunities for ECE teachers, for our before and afterschool, school age programs in Durham Region. Please contact Susan Saltmarsh at 905-430-1747 for an interview. Applicants must be over the age of 18, and Criminal reference check is required. WEWE IArbg again. This year we need 17 people for entry level through man- agement. Students must be replaced who are returning to school. Full time only. Cal Judy 721-0299. no Office Help PART-TIME office assis- tant required for manufac. luring company. Duties win include answering Mendi. an 5 fine switchboard. data entry for customized job cost program, entering ac- counts payable invoices, typing, filing and general office dulls. Must have Professional, pleasant lots - phone manner and expen- ence with word perfect. Lo- tus, and a computerized accounting program - pre. ferably Business vision. Hours will be Monday. Wed. If Fridays 1-5pm. and be avaisable for find days as required. Resumes may be faxed to (905)4344878 at- tention Jackie Smerhy or mailed to PR. Engineering Ltd. 249 Toronto Ave.. Oshawa. Ont. LIM 3C2 At- lantion Jackie Smerhy. sales WIT-Hellp / AgeNla DE BOER'S -Experienced interior des"r/sales per. son wanted for Pickering be0m. 4014kock Rd For appdrionent call Jowwe (9051683-9660 INSPECTORS / ESTMNA- TORS, required by an in- door dean air company so. s0.. - with a rraaaW re, tarter. Mut be Oeperhdads. oulporg 6 posiave Polon- bill awrrrnga of $3.500 per mmiss is proven for clams. Al leads and 1awg Pro- wdsd. Car a mut al Mo at905-426 2109. OPPORTUNITY U 11111 W* require 3 aggnessrve sales prolessrahals. No Prospecting Union onaw- ed market High com nes. Bions with renewalsley will train 1400.968-7054 for receded message. SALES REPRESENTATIVE required ler sw*s win sup. Plies. Bass salary, carr ow- san 6 car anowanm. Pleats submit resume in person 10 Jon Capuvws d o UNDEP WOODIs. 4t0 Finley Ave Alex Skilled 10Help EXPERNENCED 'Systems' nsew0. Car furniture installers NEW MARKETING firm WANTED - enthusiastic pke,� area caw expanding' $350 to $500 -- (presemsA) for sea- lye. Lyon 906-639--251M weekly Bemuse of cs- sonal mein WLWWO At Pick- tomer demand. we us song Playing Folds W sten look ler 15 W 20 career wane atey. Can Carofirs arNMed people lookup to 420-9090. advance quaky No ex- lawman if perww* necessary. Will WANTED dedicated tram. 18 years and older Chnsiian sager/rrylhrn welcome. can Sasha pbyK ler Chnsban rock (905)104-9833. Must y0- - volaid.bond. Bob non mollg wwwon rots. (906)81(19888. Ra6niled. Busy fsissasau- rigs. a good bood.l_arge go based intro r conga- WMrrE>D P/r leading to F/ fly requests 5 owner opera- T bread a basis goods do - Wes b run bom e m Ontario livery Person. LNkmg a melt and to U.S. We pay $1.101 anti re if, L Crtreerosl mil• pie plus drops and driving an anew. Str-g pick-ups APvleanls swat rat aII $9Aw. Sero have 3 years U.S. expo;- grew, with nlarsrle s W AZ DRIVER, client abakem once. hseresbd peruse :Fie 09975. cranes This IDC. bonder x . Cat 906 pies$* CON Champion Est- yy$� P.O. Bit 481 oellt 6160s91 or lax aarms press Wl free 1.0-00.661- we This Week oaswe 905-GWI287. oft Ontrio, LIM 7L5. PEOPLE'S TAW. Tsai dm- srs and Mechanics needed no g Tax s@WY. Office OfliCe per -time or lrl- 1 HMP [me Haljp 905427.7770. �7onicem rneate bwaftmn Experienced staff' required. Mast speak A write English fluently. Must have tar (9.5)4„';0-25.9 Mon -Fri, 10-4 pm SUPEWOWT. Tek* c1 un- wanted Pounds a kion. Look Good + Fent Grant. 100% Natural a GUW- anfead. (905)571-5083. A busy >I�ag �y � a FULL TIME RECEPTIONIST • Pleasant telephone manner • Working knowledge of computer • aPPlrca"e (WuKlows 95) Experience with maintenance of voice mail systems • Flexibility and willingness to provide support in a typical office Apply by, August 21,1997. Fax: 90Sr120-5232 e-mlaik hinol®1DOrmled.com We thank everyaa r for d w& intertest, but only thaw sorketd for an interview will be contacted. Fashion Retail Sales looking for: is STORE MANAGER -FULL-TIME & PART TIME SALES e Sales experience an asset Call Dawn at 416-750-9241 Skilled Im Help DAYCARE AYMLABLE in my, horns. ages 2 and up. near St. Anthony Daniel, Brock and Major Oaks. 683-0773. DAYCARE required before a alter school ler 2 children grades 1 a 3. St. Monica School area or on school bus route (Alfons Rd. area) 509-8255 Skilled E.C.E Mother of 2, home Help daycare, fenced yard. activ- ities, lunches snacks. rron- smoking, references. Val - DURHAM DODGE CHRYSLER requires FULL TIME PARTS COUNTER PERSON. Chrysler exp. a necessity. Call Rob Ellerton 404-0525 Hydraulic Service Technician Experienced in power packs, repairs, hoses, pumps, hydraulic cylinders. Salary based on experience. Please reply in writing to: P.O. Box 537, Whitby, Ontario L1N 5V3 welder For Pichm g comp♦ �- P1Evf01s welding e P � Ba>mre �. all asset Fax tetsnlla 10 Blade RuswU: (705) 831-4922 DRAFTSPERSON re- quired by a large commor- da1 arGMegrxal woodwork company n Durham Re- gion. Must be able W pro - pare shop drevrvhg ler or - c aced approval and afhop produrllon from mchlaar- at diarrrgs and /field sketches. C.A.D. ewpan- «We a must along with two )Vers retased aavauertce n de industry. Preece reply W: File 0-9691 Oshawa This YWek. PO Box 481. Oahe - we Draw* LIM 7L5. FRAMING Carpenter re, qurred. rekable. with at Iwo 3 years +arpenencs. Phone (905)242-4432 altar 6 p.m. LICENSED 900Y person required wormed rtey for bay IW nab shop n Whs- by. Can JENSEN AUTO BOOL 9054663331 • 1 Daycare Wanted FLEXIBLE nanny wanted immediately our tome. tod- dler and infant. Need car. prep•n meets, references. non-smoking. ECE ease. Term 085.8272 LOVING RELIABLE, and araaisate Nanny for 2 brnphb scow chidren 3 1/2 a 1 112 In WfIwIDy. kve out. pan WOO. car preferred. all 905- 666-4505 NANNY for 16 merwh old boy. she out. own car fight housekeeping, Mon - Fri 11- 6 6. MO". ewinp artiaiste. erpenierhoed. rabrerhees. ECE preferred. 906.509- 0815 ShW 6: or days 416- 406-",. 16 40643412 Da)fl:are Im Available WESTNEY/RITCME, qual- ity home dayears with fol lunches, nutritious snacks W4 comfortable awhron- man. Lob c toys and craft. reasonable rates 683-1247. 9 YEARS Experience, Red Cross. C P R , strucki ed rou-s, back-up provided, non-smoker. receipts. ret- •reroes, lots of TLC. call 420-8526. leyfarm/Dellbrook area. Call I�55-426-1543 or 905- 42D- E.C.E. providing quality child care, First Aid, CPR trained, learning fun a ac- tivities. References a re- ceipts. Leave message 9o54i19.8940. ECE Mother d 1 providing daycare. ages 18 mos. to 12 yrs. St. Jamas School area. Cal Corry 619-0561. ENERGETIC and loving daycare available. Bal- anced meals. Fun daily outings a programs. Play- ground in backyard. Rebr- ences available. Harwood/ 401. Teresa 427-9905 EXPERIENCED daycare provider will provide klvi g care In my name. Indoor/ outdoor acbvibes. nutritious mWs/snadcs. Daycare certirrcaft and CPR Non- smoking snvuonmew I. Ref - en r cestRompls. Hwy.2 a Elizabeth Street. Call 905. 427-1271 LOOKING FOR DAY- CARE after summer hok- days? Please cal me to ds0uss your daycare rhOeds Corwervent loca- bon, flambe hours, nano b 3 yin. preferred. (905) 430-2144. LOVING Daycare in my home. 18 months 10 12 years, mother of 1, rwan- tqus snadrs/mee4. 10001 erAdoor activities, Dime/ GbnwW cosi W v. WO - bid school. SC base's bus rage. 905439-2523. MOTHER of 3 toys: 7. 4. a 3. doss to soushwow Ps.. Marwood/Dryer, beds W do. toys. , 0 , huge back. tend. largo playroom snacks a lunch provided, non-smoking. fun awiron- No Cal 686-2829, OLD HARWOOD Rd. a Mew area. Rekable day - ewe available n my home. ARondable rates. Non- smoking environment. Fun - Mw. 6 monis 6 up. PMOM CO 428-2676. PICKERING Beach / Robb: Lovwg deycais. 18 manes W 12 yeah. Daily, ouenga (ferh0e0 backyard and Dark). Craft. story fora. muOrc, rwanboue meals 6 snacks. Fist Aid, C.PR. FROST fres 15 cu. n. Len hand door. Excl. cond. S300.(905)8eb9052- MOUNTAIN BIKE 21 Spd. Untim. Like new. Pur- chased in June, 97. War- ranty. Call Michelle after bpm. 831.0013. NEW Soh a loveseat country style, as seen in last week's Sears flyer, 3 years old, excellent condi- bon, $495. Cal 839-3976. OAK DINING Room table, 6 chairs, good condition. Asking $400. (905) 619- 2356. PEREGO high -chair, play- pen, Fisher-Price table. basketball game, cuddly toys. Sesame-Streel chair, al like -new, + more, al un- der M. SOFA and matching Iove- seat $300. Sofa and matching wing chair $100. Small roll-top desk $50. Cel 905.831.7914. USED fridge A stare. brand name, Beer Fridge. all 5250- $350. an in good condition. De ivory avail- able.(905)428-9139. Articles ;M1 for Sale GARAGE door repairs, broken springs, cables. rollers, openers installed $49. New doorWopeners. Quality Plus Doors 416- 336-0073 76 336-0073 12 VOLT MANUAL Electric List tide. Complete with 161 -four Bantry Charger. sw Nestler DraMg Bond. $100. Panasonic electric type wrilm. set Corrector $100. 3011 Lb hand conhihpal vokrne Pare $250. 2 Gm Pima 14- $20. (905}6665155 1949 Ford VoClor, 3 pant hitch and power faire -off. plow disc t OAV4*Wr. John Doer lawn tractor. 1o'e- alumirium brake. -M old. IW sasNMe diah. drift press. 10' table saw. (905)686 - too¢ 2 CREAM Coloured bit seats. S100/sach. New Rubbermaid house, s90. Cofonal Mc- Laughlin carriage plats. $55/sach. 905.697.0929. Leave massage. 2 DRESSERS W. Bad - room sue $250 Sob a darn $235. 7 prow diresa est $245. Coffee a end W blas $75. Video arcade machine SM stare f85. Washer $150. Table 6 chwns $75. Desk $45 Two Ma d Anbque chars $235 26' tv. $150. Bed $125. Ikalerg tads a char $too. 2 ansquO dreams 5200. 6 antique chairs. 905.697- 3532. PART TMWJFQS-Wee AFFORD�� � M9 �D1sO. noru-wnok"• re- Co%%& 905-4261244. ROCK MOTTOM DEALS p,t OFF M rrh0i and SON afamo Any9rhgl 683-4 883 -499th lawman if vidual ler installation of •nevonnent. A� KAY arKar•• 6wks a up. 386 Compubr. complst* windows. Finch carpentry er trim Gfengrove PS. on Loa d TLC and fun. CPR, with pninim UW. uprghs asperience. Ask ler Guy Glenview Rd. Crests, out- non mollg wwwon rots. sir conditions 8000 BTU 905-631-1989. rigs. a good bood.l_arge �h• wowed meals and SM, VCRs Isom $75. APL We babysiner waseNs ed FIN yard. mocks 7 sized aa*the. : SPRAY PAINTER needed time. RdRley 2. Call 68;1683-2210. atedL&bo $399. Apt. sized wwnedosehy Do 4 your*" atws. Experienced nwalimrollhm OUAUTY DAYCARE- pro- 66*Ms $150. a up. Wash - goings. 804 Room Rut S., c Ira (139--7237. lanioeha as + dry" $400. Fsid9aa Must carp red PQnI. Min. rooms any $399.00. Pros g 1S yin plovio chri � loviing bora $200. St•vee le0rr orrs. •0-P.. star- u salary. eel Ron, 571-1877. THREE OPENINGS: Er, gins Lathe oPwaw. abr. ring MM Operator for Corh- vatlion ti Ihel TOS W100 and ho" Machin Operator- R2gtir•d with Cow PPi�Li'v wages$. �iertase: 906-576-11128 or cele Bob or Jack 905- SWIsor. 1 IlYlid Dm7Y DORAL amsmpow" for large otfia in fort Hops. Donald a2tilaat with at Iwo 3 ysag a0sriehes. educational $200. Up 10 6 alorhths Orriebrrm*ra Largs 6n9IM 4. Weary N. POS and SON afamo Any9rhgl 683-4 883 -499th Call (906) 461320 RDCK N. DoOnvA 19 Qeea St, BOTTOM DEALS. 22 Sim - AK kftlbw of 2 will do an SL North (at Band SL) ftiOM in her home, mass. Osflara tions ounkwmssw crafw sewyNowglearlcw� ALWAYS 0-M Cwq.F PWAreosiPts am Safes, service a up- VaMy Farm RAJ K7S� 19t 0-mp syalam F*lch pt -6171. IM. Good taw � WESTMEY/RoubM - role- Drives. Tgda4se wmkons. We babysiner waseNs Ph 90 -Sn-S M1 Wien 11 r L al ICS dry- AUTMOTRVEcare EOIIIF d"mL "of sflNOkS fOnemd ymwd fps Err AC tmdingOr aid tgfbara2. SOfObbN, f: 427-4. wmealebb ficaliks. inflation, � cans, 1 mods idem 4Z7-4937. Ew"hw* WReaNms. .les Colton .kna Palk CM (905) 999-6407 e �a wemwerlds Resume a or. i" asNmla ' FM cod 20CU.FL chis heaasr. N. DoOnvA 19 Qeea St, Mfas strafe non amok call 905406-3P& Port Hope, L1A 2Va Atli► in9 ode *hriroras•rd, s18 n�R ion Pat. law ask ' on FMEW0006 omodlMM vary mad admoM (frdge 25 DSVCWO Im best Wslitl IlMdw.6 •"mrs" 008 Wl tiln f� rramatad at A spit. able IL am w>. mefa ). Aron. w: I drW (Mop. Nmol, dbtYtg tincts, sit (no cRRRDers D AVCANE - Wir- itng mellw d 2 oars at p•rrnwd dsyaag int my lfawt nenana WI% Ins 427-940 ■ty9ma CHLO CANE M� 1 toms. Mspfe Rids• Fist C•olls, Hon- dWm%Fi reamer Mow 000- •� CARPET NOOKEM, 100%, Mylmn thMlL pknk cunt seerldilg Lincoln seasonR statllur, no pct DMcouN son HesimlarN Alexander P. S., Jr. Khios- ra& XV -2042. rooms any $399.00. Pros 1 ft As dropoR ID&ttoom sabot. CLARMrGTON Wids Day. COrrNr dsk2M pad and itMs9dbfh Non-anuw. Rdwwle s Cos (Carla a Hwy. 2) i kl yokrr Roams. Fit• sition - (1105)-4260479. now aasPMq repo -' Tod- >p ONNON fish WAK � ion . in yslm hath No io- rr isming for ofN DAYCARE needed ri S. �r Preschool. N h ypro- 313 *oval filer, hisin r. � DarWl. 1900 Mhberfee ler 2yr. old boy. Scwd a School a � h 2174]10/ Pilon* Rob or Deb 039- grams before Aug. 29 she Busililas now cW . + 571. now. 432-3M. +aoo2esi $60. 4204)$K e r$3"3Articles For Sale 9(30 ALE: Lob of % nylon stain pet 3 rooms . ydJ kakldes: carpet. preium Pad and installation. Free estimaNs, carpet repairs. Serving Durham and surrounding area Sam 905.686.1772. CARPETS- Try and save. New 100% nylon. Stan - Less. Full Product line avail able to suit any budget. Senior discount. Repair and restretchfng for free es- umate. CaIf and I'll show you the difference. 100% customers satisfaction guaranteed, Mike (905) 4314040 CENTRAL AIR UNIT, 2 tonne. installed $1600, also auto aircondilionirg check )ver service/repair. Fridge, stove. washer, and dryer repairs. Call Pager 720- 7543. Phone 576-0335. CLE LEARANCE SA - En- tre Contents of Wool Shap. '50% OFF' Paton. Sprinrile and Diamond yams. nee - and accessories. Pat - books. wool bins. Port Perry 985-2849. COMPLETE DJ system, 'lip quality. very reliable. everything you need to ,Tart $5500. 000. Also 45 Jukebox, $1400, CD Juke - Mx. $2800 579-4530. rOMPUTER SERVICE - ales. Primers $49, clow pentium 166 MMX Multi - Meda System $1199. Sys- tems. 386. 486. Pentium. Used and new parWW rades at reasonable Vic- es. Converwrt location and showroom. Call for pticxhg Model T Comput- vs, 131 Brock St S., Whit- by (905) 430-M15. COMPUTER CLEARANCE CENTRE - Amving Tuesday - Used Pentium board based sys- tems we modems 90 It 75 MHZ 1 and 1.3 GB drives from $59500, Modern Madness 14.4 $29.00, 20.8 $69.00. 33.6 $99.00 DFV. Now 133 MHZ mktpedia systems $899.00. Caning soon 486 DX256 with Odor maws $455.00. Exit 432 from 401. Phorn 697-3050. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17,19917 -PAGE 20 Lost & Fa s • found ' , � AuFoirtomobiles Trailers A°' � "P �R�itFo► Rirlt PU ack CLOCKS Badu tocat. long School lyir, FOUNWnyaa(hair-be IwN) SMMaatsl Now a Used pia- Cedar Park area nols S a * Owner may cal 619-8959. I&I pianos keyboards. Not sun? Rant to own. Large LOST, Mickey Mouse Selection of docks. Can watch, at Vivah Store in TELEP PIANO 433-1491. Town Centro, sentimental value . Reward. 427-4448. POP Fountains, CT28 PostMax pop fountains, in very good condition. Make an offer. Call 905-436.9254 Or 905-725-3333. SHEDMAN - 0110Y wooden sheds 8' X 8' bam kit, only $299 plus tax. Many other saes and styles available. Also garages and decks. 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3, PKAeng. For more into. call 905-619-2093. OAKMNE FURNITURE - Traditional Woodworking is pleased to introduce our new 'Home Office' and 'Entertainment Centers'. we nave added marry raw bedroom a dining room pieces as wet. We Proudly, handcraft what we sol and ober the highest Quality fur- nishings available any - whom at low oompMitiVe prices. 905-965-8774. USED FRIDGE 1425. and up. used stoves $200* and up. used washers $250. dryers $179 and up. New brand name fridges, 16. c.f. $605 New brand name 30' stows 5449. and up. Now student bar fridges 5 c.f. $225. Stephenson's Appliances 227 Covert St., Oshawa. 5767448. WATER- it you are con - owned with the taste. smog &/Or kook Of your water. wve can help. Can for wk. 606 0351 or 606-0234 afar 5 P.M. Articles RE Wanted ANTIOUES ADeoktNy. Purche" furniture Or err ymng old. Scientific irnabv- ments, der. hinr. silv. adver- baog, toys. decoys, doft mile bOtta. CONDO- or saWOS Call Robert Bowen HANK'S a STEPS HOME Antiques (905) 655.8049. Braddon. APPLIANCES. Sam money LADIES 14 K yOeOaalMhiu on quality +Opts ic" Washers. UM a up. Dry- CO's to self? rel pay top ns. 6175 A up. Frost4ree dollar for your used and bdpes, $200 a up. Serves, now cos Cee George at $150 a up_ Gas dryer. 435-1996. $275 Self -Clearing pas FOLDING WIRE. Stadtable stove. 5500. Apt size wash- containers with at leaf 1 Or. M25 It up. New cep- gets drop. Apprm. 42 cute DMano M Call for ninediale R. Canted Abe. 603-5117 Servc@ or vhsd our show- room. 362 Fresh SI. UNWANTED. scrap metals Oshawa. 905.432-7167. rOMOmd. B90's, air oons.. Ask about our extended :toms. ars. farm machin- pro9fan cry. or antif" instal COMPUTERS HELP" We (905)571-8714 bought too many notebpok Arid & oomnpsSlerslt IBM Thhirhkpad dopa, failing a f Pentium -120 nasbook, ac- •' Crafts 3e colour, nerve, full hkaf- -ty $1,995.00. 486 0o - ask sMMPIe (41%s1•- our notebooks also. k" 'Or small bu sneW slud- •nttl (905) 721.6326."C�HRISTMASHOSPITAL WWAVIORkdulls- bed with mal- Ireu. used one month 1947 Chet 2 door, Cd $1500. 2 wheat chairs beat drLMW 01161-(905WIS-1574 Heavy dttttLltega cOP11Olt FREE Kittens. Can 655- 4846. JACK RUSSELL Terrier Puppies. Ready to go Au- gust 22nd. First set of nee- dles. dewormed. Cal (905) 655.3418. SMALL PRIVATE Stable gives individual care, so N YOU love your Horse. cone board with us. 905-655- 4030. UMBRELLA Cockatoos. White, male and female. $1000. each. Purchase both and take cages and accessories. Call Keith 905-4.30-7469. YOUNG spayed or neu- tered cats with vaccinations available to responsible homes. Kittens with 1st booster as wog as marry medium to larger sized dogs also in need of re- SpomiDle homes. Pat sup- plies and donations always w911001 r. Please can Dur- ham AnOW Adoption at $05-438-8411. DONT FALL BACK COME BACK To K9 Camec6Dn Dog Obeierlse New semi pfivate day classes, 109ofle- -riafl approved. Smal n10bVa6prlal classes all levels OR leatfter lea(tvalued At SM for all now students. Robert dogs we�orlted. -Our expo WXO and mob matte us your k9C01 dK1iCb- Cal John or Dianne at (905)438.1711 or page us at (905) 720-75%. • crafts It/GL15 weslw and dryer. Arts i ' ' AU%NlMbb$ IM OLDS Tornado. elec- tric sunroof. 8 cyl. auto. a1 power. 1 owner certified WM. 1984 Pontiac Woo, all power, air conditioned, $1595 certified. 1986 Ply- mouth Caravan $1695 cer- tified. 1985 Chet/ van, 6 eyf., auto. $1000 as is. 1984 Pontiac Parisienne $850 as is. 404-+9759 1985 PONTIAC 6000, 168.0001ims.. 4 door, p.s., p.b., good condibon. $2000 uncertified or best offer. Call Becky 723-3669 1906 CHEV NOVA, auto, engine rebuilt, new tires, $1700 as is. Cal 683.5210. 1907 CADILLAC Brougham, excellent con- dition, 134,000km, asking $7.500. Cal 655-4846. 1907 NISSAN SENTRA XE. 61,400 kms On new 166 ergine. New exhaust. dutch, alternator, runs ex- cellent. 52000 obo. Call 434-2475. 1900 CAVALIER 4 Dr Auto Low km Air Excellent Con- d11an $2800 Cert. 1994 Cavalier. 2 Dr, 5 Sp. 48km, new tires, brakes. z22 Package $7495. can, 433- 1787 19M FORD Tempo. 4-cyl. 51psed, $2195. 1988 Olds Delp. loaded. $3495. 1987 Pontiac 6000 LE, 4-0r. auto. $1995. 1985 Olds Delta. 156K, fully loaded, $1995. 1968 Eagle Vista. 151K. 5-spd. $1995. 1989 Su Bence. 150K, new MO- for. o-for, $2995. 1983 Buck Skyhawk. 4--o. 4-spd. $1495. 19M Suntird SE, 5 - Will. 2 -dr. $2495. 1964 Fero, 4-cyl. 4-spd. 150K. $2495. 1964 LeBaron 4- cyl, 4 -dr. 150K. $1795. DALE'S AUTO CENTRE, Oshawa 713-1994. N Can Soli! Cetiled. Every- " Must Gal 19th FORD PROBE. 5 speed. 136.000 kms., ex- r-e/ent caSdtan. $45011 as a CON 90S- WS706. gam- Bpm - 1900 CHEV Corsica LTZ. 129.10Gkm, V6, trailer h,tdh. dean, runs wee. $4.&W. Whitby 9054666- 5201, IN" CTEV CAVALIER. 2.2 L doo r, white eicef- lent condibon. $3900. oerb- tied. 905-4.36-9251. 1902 ACURA INTEGRA. I.S. 2 door. 5 speed. dealer serviced. Lady owned srhoe raw. Upgraded. GSR Interior, stereo, alloy wheels, apolar, Sdkms.. $12.900 aided. 420- 1964. 1902 Jeep YJ $10.000 a.b.o. certified. Hard a Soft Mops- Standard. od player. 6 cylinder Cal 428-8246. 1902 Surhbind, 4 di. 4 cykrr. der. 5 speed. ac, cruAse, ainnm assem. 125.000 films, $3950 o.b.o. Ask for Larry 668-7584 evenings. 905.470-0010 days. 111th CAVALIERZ24, loaded. $12.500. Call 905- 434-2M. 05434-2799. Almond color. Good condi- • 1 Crafts fOr Sit! 10th GRAND PRIX SE. bon. (905}427.1622 PhV, PSL P/S PIM Cruor, KENOKME whileWAS".001E OF VIC70FOA C. CREDIT PROBLEi15? On Tie' """m caarew. "" bon Gas BBO, good y a1on& lice fer9oM Cat Show is tulle spa fnaneing Down f 4.50 Ca11683-300. � accepti ng verhdas Iw prtM hoe $500 bon opt 905.726 0357. 2. rholw NW. 2781 show. De aib CMI MMonthy, payments from LADIES 14 K yOeOaalMhiu 705-324.209 or 706-340• $150. O.A.C. Cars, trucks. gold Russian tat dSaSlwd 0276. worts. 1901 to 1991. Ale dy 1% -70 cab., a *NW Vol- IML-13Shp Mercury. sx- Auto Sea Lid. 7112 Simons us $7.000, sea for $3,000 o.bo. (905) 02-M FM r.Ol11PtIMr Streed South, OdWx& Phar 906720.3302. NC ship marc. $275 Call Iasi proNasionsl pickup �>MflMt MM A VENICLE? Poor •sw dsatk M W 0010 aid A i A AUTO- yid pay rigging in sound working condisoh. New sail. $1000 Orem? No orad.? sodt- Cr Pa>ft F Btu C01 fill Cas Tracer at 905- PMrrY 905 2046. PCNW MOOYtOrL 5761000 w 1 M62S9 3973 1 bark hrjd LOCM Oa f ,clearing shossiblies benne" ItWAlrwa ER Aaicen 19e5 RAMBLER m dopa, failing a f M'"°°lfN 330.' tarr ft door. sumptar $25 - ir want -ds Dow wird. Call n61s1o. ask sMMPIe (41%s1•- NMaidesO MUSIC 8805. WWAVIORkdulls- 1901 Beidt 2 doff hrrEop rtaesrlaY-OC23ial► 1947 Chet 2 door, Cd I a" a abet drLMW 90548&-M7MAYTAG Heavy dttttLltega cOP11Olt 1961 BUICK REGAL, run Akllwd- $000 ter as pd► Pools, Dent, =,Mod $100. CY (W*500,1170. Kid: 432-1003. M MM a m no Bora 1904 Later. aMbnp $1495: liful e0c$1295. - modurt ale din- innD ADME ground Pw• 15' En- tine Rea o amt 00ndr ine and body room @UIW kndudes bufW round. wiWl whit; PA* and lion. Carifird. Low $lila a h inch. table art- twos to s0-. $1500. 905- M ooaawfea $900 w bast obi. Cal 831-074 603- age.7301 or 42s 1079 623-916a, afMr 6µa PAY TV DEKMA BWtil PAY NEXT 1904 LeBaron. Sub.. as is, lne EXpMirteg Idle bold in 7 YEARI 18' x 24' O.D. no not Wig. bat offer. 576 simple MOM ed sKpwi- e in - Wlptnlar tied$ a fenccing Kay* pad 8332 og needed -M. sero- �es Moses fenaks by- IM FiRE01RD, 8L. V6, cailis soMrtiorr: 532 Mon- trealRd., DOPE PU79603, IOM25yr. w tarrarnyt 141W low mileage, good axwhdi Of'"&, Ontario KIK 4R4 Wil.7581. PidrrkngfAyox, bon. Exceptionally Wan. 24H mid -lift be free 1- Plrrr 4167W?M. Asking $1100 OBO. CON 16.684-3983. 7250590. 1661 raRAIID P1aDL VS.Pf S. Sbo, PIL. Pte.. P/Mn+ic. 90- cuNy systlem. 4 -door. W Pill 07.1500 I•gIr•I61 time. $13.900. Lib now. One $roller. 905483.3020. test HYUNDAI ACCENT, Wirt Caeedtion. stfarndard, $61100.430.2977 aMMilrrD M BuicK Lasmo etc. condL 150 kaw fully,bsda4 art Ad $4500. am (1106} 439-IWM 01 K41CK RagOL Goes uNndeioth 190$. $7900. 416+26BOM CARtI.O AUTO BALED - 19n6 Dodgy COraweun w her, tlzai , late PCs Tialpaat blsdL n!0. SLOW, 1& Ford Ranger P.u., royat blue, $2.495., $1,795., 1966 Toyota IW - al. 2 dr.. bko $2.995. 19111 HOW Acoc d EXI, 4 dr.. black, oto, 65,395., 19e5 Hada Accord 4 dr., burpsray 51,795., 1965 Honda Accord 4 dr., bnowsh $900 as is. 1973 Motor lane, 22 It. $3.995 M is. N vehicles artiNad. 16115 Clements Rd U-177, Pick - erns. M" a GIK so PIN 000.160$. LETS GET REAL"COW'S onee Yr at C•rtkW and mast some reel gyre UM raw nnelr yo~i nal desill Affordable Elegance - 1990 Cadillac Fleetwood, loaded and beautiful $10,995.. Gas Miser 1995 Geo Metro 60K 6995., 1994 GrAm. beautiful Green $8495.. 1995 G.M.C. Jimmy 72K's Plum $21995.. 1995 Lonna APV $11995., 1993 Sundance Like new 53K $7995.. 1993 Mercury Topaz 47K $6995.,1990 Corsica LT 61K $6995. 1992 Mazda Ext Cab $6995.. 1991 Ford Pict Up $8695. Large selection of Mint Vans from $5995 e.g. 1989 Ford Aerostar XLT $5995 NEW ARRIVALS DAILY. THESE AND MORE CERTIFIED AND READY TO GO AT CER- TICAR AUTO CENTRE, ISS KING ST. W., AT WD - TOWN MALL, OSHAWA. OPEN SUNDAYS. 'WHERE OUR CUSTOM- ERS SEND THEIR FRIENDS'. CALL 579 - WATCH FOR SALE AD IN SUNDAY'S TINS WEEK FOR SPECIALS. LEASE TO OWN - cars only. from 85 ro 87, every- one qualifies. $345 down. no credit check, no x"00. 570034 Ontano Ltd. 686- 7428 RUST CHECK CW" 87 Corsica. 140K. $2695 certified. 89 Dodge Splint. new angels. $2600 cert 87 Nissan Sentra, new engine 50.000km. SM95 oeh. 905- 571-=5 or 90SQ66- 8759. 1993 Chev. 2500 314 ren. auto. full Size. 24ae, ted and stvo $9900. 434- 2775. TURN KEY AUTO SALES - 1990 Ford Festiva LX. 2 door WB. 4 Co.. am. ster- eo, bol Its. Drees It leaks period $2995 can. AS IS SPECIALS: 1906 Ford Aerceter XLT wen. V6, f1Ay, leaded, 7 -passenger, euro. 165 les. $1495, as e. 1964 Chew. Celebrity. $Aragon. 7 -passenger. V6, aided, 250 ks. Dries good. 5495 as e. CAN Ted Bebut (905) 723.7471 1062 FORD EXPLORER XLT, auto. air. power every- tfkrg, leather nteriw. Onlad wirKlows. 152.000 km, ar- tified, $14.500. Can Ken (9051 839-6530 after 7 p.m. tab GMC Wrangler half tonne. Black with cap. Re - burn 350. 35K. 350 Tm. 2 sets of fires. $2400. as is. or $2600 certified. after bpm. 579-5362. 4 wheel o ire 1990 DODGE Caravan, wheelchair conversion van raised rod and door. Steel re -enforced floor A/C. 3.3L. V6. 93.500km, (905)686- 5863 Brad 1996 Lumina Van, air con. ps, cab, cruise control. fill steering, power minors, power door locks. keyless remote entry system, am/fm cassette. V6. 160 hp. W - speed auto. trans. 40.000 km, absolutely mint. 725- 0658 ' Trailers 19' PROWLER trailer. Fridge. oven, stave. a fur- nace. toilet, shower. Sleeps 6. Yery good tbihdtan, 53500 firm. (9G5)427- 1082- 1997 GOLDEN FALCON, 34ft..3mp-outs. sleep s 4, large. deck. shed. BBO, " Oath, queen stied lied. air. hook-up laundry.. Island view park. CODoconk. Nary 135 Waterfront view. $33.900 CON (705) 454- 9614 87 PARK 00. 40 h kw- mshed, full sized fndge a stove. efnaancy furnace. lot dank. shed. will Iii mn $17500 or tem S20GAvk (613)-475596 1. F%WY RESORT on Trent River under sale 24ft to 361t. Seasonal aces available Store, pool, recreation, a more. 1 -WO -265-8841 or tax 70-"96-15117 • , Sfawtthobiks 1907 SKIDOO Cnabon. ANY SCRAP C/r or Trac wanted. complete or not. TOP Cash paid. Free Pick- up. Call (905)431-4333 or 434-7489. AUTOMOBILES and hu wanted for scrap. Ary condition. any age. fres r•nnnovat in tr Dufwn Be"n. cash pro. Allo mead 75 to '87 Chew or GMC pid%1P for para. Cal -lb-. Oatkrw 905431- 0407. CASH FOR CARS! Vele buy used vethirloa VfYnitlaa east be in running condi- tion. Call 427-2415 or cable to 479 Bayly SL East. Alen at MURAD AUTO SALES onfor Steib ISa6 keMrrrorW 22' 5 ton. 5 ePd. woo able. DT4W No mow mer pelt to ant. Bis to pros. Care- ar0. asling SL501X Call Tony 721-0Na 1690 Oath; Si ns SLE W ton reguW tahb, t* bad - ed, eKasasnt owndef0nh 8&000 kowmbL%$10.000 ane. Phalle 5759436 WHOM 16111 BLAZER TAME, 4WD YRife, 1 Dow, Fed Vskilm Interior, Sports Package. 184000 liphe" Kms. Exabm Condition. $11950. Brookl'n (905)- 0551017. I BEDROOM Basement. available Inme"aily, west of Civic. Oshawa. Own or, francs, parking. a4 utilities included. laundry, fireplace. oozy. Wan, no smokxg. S575/month. 905-435- 0811. 1 BEDROOM Walkout Bent. Apt. ThidksoNRoss- Land. Avai Saw. No Smoking. Includes 2 w pliancas, parking, cable. fetwdry uliba antral air A vac. QLaM. onvale and den. kkW for mature EXTRA LARGE 1 a 2 bad - moral in NoM Orhsas. Up balcay Quist btfild- Ing. $580. a $690.01 WYII- MOR $fife, parking includ- ed. Avrlabi September 1s1 and October 1st. Phone 906.579-5564. AJAX - CLIPPER APT$. 2 b 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- pliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 683-61)21 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES •All lltil. Included • In - House Supt. tit Maint- Rental Office: �+ - Fd- 9am - 8 pm Sat tit Sun 11 am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 90S-5 T 9-1626 OSHAWA 'Boor St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom apartrnerss in wan jaw rise building. Clew to 401 It GO. Park - MAvailable immediately From UWJMonth. Phorr 905-576-4255 2 -BED - apt. or room. Li er- poa8eyy incudes park - ng. laundry, cape. pool. fireplacis. non-smoker Oct. I 5810 Rooth $10W" hired. $37-1304 534 MARY ST E. WHRBY 1 bed. stile. OCL 1. Broad- kh0med, uN . paring. $W- age. "on" cameras. on- Sao nsole management Mato hlteeyle Appt 666-2450 OSHAWA bedroom tum! apt Executive neigh - A MUST SEE! Oshawa. 2 teorn000 Large windows. bedroom Apt in a 3 mit. recently he0ncora9d. clear S575/ contemporary budding. mo. all ■hckrskire. R�erernc- clean. quiet and secure. as 579-5902. Laundry. private yard and parking On bus route AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- $750/more inclusve. 15V LY. -n Whitey Apt building. last. references, NO spaaous, carpeted. newly PETS 6661432. Pkesse, painted.10 bus, with p balcony, 'ubkbs Ice measape. included, hnt,tast required. AJAX bright One bedroom no Pea. I bedroan $675. apt Sean One person S550 2 bedroom, $775 3 bed - plus u0lsest/ es. F . Ret- 0134 room $a40.. Call IJa erences Avail. Sept 1st. Cal 90541S.MI AVAILABLE NOW Largel bedrooms 5600 a $637, available Sept. 1 Large 2 bedroan $704. Oct 1, sve- rytwg included. Both apts. are carpeted. haw baloo- rra, smal walk-up building bated at Bloor.Nvilsoh Laundry on premises. No dogs. 721-1178 anytime, AVAILABLE OCT. 1, Taumon/Mary area, 2 bad- rOom. large rec room. fridge. stove. 5$00 + heat. For aW- 436-2049 BACHELORAPT. n Oshrwa suMbU for single person. Nice a dew. Coss to G.M. Soule pant. No Pep. Avail wilmd. let, last $46011111110. mck-- Call (905)430.8000. OWNELORSACHELCMI- ETTE apt . private an- banw, an main eow of (oras. OLM shat- P49W Bond. no saideare/pots, $525 includes utiaties. Everwits 721-411M. BRAID NEW / BOR bamL apt. at cep we a feuhd.y mon-a iobr, no pea Awot it r id. (9D5}509-71119. CBRI1 fu OMasra aK- 0alfen bolding, WP 2- bedro0ms 1 Mock to Ser, We Cetn. Ideal for saw ions. SOUTHEAST Oshawa location, 1W -bedrooms surf at $550. 1S 4 7211- 7344. 436.6.09 pager 4325107. CENTRAL Whe" W* bedroom Siltr&mo. n - dudes SN utilities, Cabo and ISudry, Soo" non -K*" proMNaiori Cal 416599 -49th CLEAN 2 bedroom base mom apt for a quer couple. Parking a a/c awl No smoking, no pea. $750frm Must have lsNast. (905)- 426.6833 AJAXNORK St., pigs three bdrm maiNsecand Or drily. Nevin none. lea nook. 3 tank. 4 appl.. dedt. yard. sbnge. prig. $995 nci ReaMy-Pro Myn1433-MM PICKERING 1 bedroom basement apartment. New- ly renovateo Non-smo"r, no pea. Avail Sept 1 $650 inclusive Call 839-1333. AJAX Central, basement apartment, bright, dean. 4 appliances. ceramic Noor, parking, separate entrance utnldws. Call 905- 683-8768. AJAX newly renovated two bedroom. separate en- trance. Laundry. parking, preferred area. non- smoker. no pets. $700 n- ck- Can (905)-427- 3078. AJAX, I -bedroom base - mark Oluiel street. fenced backyard. riser all ameni- bW public UMM at door- StW 4 appliances. $650 nduave. (905)683-E294. AJAX, 14beiebttl 97 basement apain i �0.rims in ktrJnft �n. avaiabbwft �is Oix.1sL NO pHs. $700 WV - due". nWerhoea lat,pM 426.6009. AJAX, large 2 bedhoom. bssanwt cep.. Piv&% air handedplelerhb aw: sail. Sept. 1, $099 iinclu- siw.'17 4J720. AJAX, new baamherSl beclhelor, file bath and kikhm. cant$ and silflo ng ok. perking available im- nwtt t550hrwMlt 619-0575 AJAX. Spomis modern, basement sparkaaK, want to G0. suitable W mature non-smoking Morgan. to Phis. $Lsohnorwk *$VkmW, AJAX, WBW"141. 1 bedroom basement apt Abwayrou d. P6- 10 an- kerna, 4 applisinces, no PO". $650 inndhsiw, avail- able Sept. 1st. (416)497- 9620 evenings a wee- Nends. EXCEPTIONALLY Quist dean 1 and 2 bedroom ape- SOW - $715 all ndu- siva. Oshawa. (Pinendge Properties) Darren (905)- 4267677. FURNISHED BASEMENT BACHELOR s55o/morth, all inclusive, Immediate. Appliances, laundry facili- ties, near PTC and bus stop. No pets. non-smoker. 905.837-0028 LARGE 2-BEDROO111011 near Oshawa Centre: newly decorated. 12 -tint building. Controlled entrance, new appliances. $695/month. utilitiesiparking included. Available September 1st (905)728-8912. UVERPOOL40NGSTON RD: bright bachelor apart- ment, new appliances, air, laundry, privacy. Non- smoker Avail. Sept 1st. $575/mo Call (905)-427- 7927 or(416F505.6883. LUXURY CONDO, Park - wood Village. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. fireplace. pI111S much more. $1050. plus. Available Oct 1St. Can Au- •eha Rasanu Coldwe4 Barilker. 728-9414 ext 201. N.E. OSHAWA,across for park. spacious 2 tedroam, basement, avail. Oct. 1, smoke free, laundry fatali- ties avail. $8540/mo. inciu- stis. no pets 579-9217. NORTH OSHAWA, 2 -bed- room upper duplex, dean, bright. parking. Laundry. ran -smoker, no phis. yard. $750 inclusive. tst/last. Available Soot lst. 905- 430-6906. NORTHWEST OSHAWA clean 2 tied apt in lux m- ous newer 4-plex located in quAer neighbourhood does to all arnenties $75G/mo includes tndge. stove dish- washer. washer. dryer. F-rw1asYreprences re- Qurred. Available Sept. 1. 726-6482 1 a 2 bedroon apr. avail Immediately or Sept 1st or Oct 1st. New building 10- carad er 350 Malaga. Ostwa. Start at 5596 per month. All nd{Wve No POW Call ( 905) 57645724 ONE all - n apartrner4t in quiet adult Ouk". Aowntown Whitby. dose to GO train, laundry taaltses cam 668-4415 OSHAWA - 2 Dedroorn apts Sept ' occupancy, $1100 range Locations to SA you Stockwell Realty Corp. 723.1266 SPACIOUS well main- tained 2 bedroom apts Aird at 900 and ON Glen St Some ween wall m dor &M. pant provided Close to schools. shopping con- te. Go Straw, l/M rideto- ad. Call 728-4.993 3 BEDROOM mavmoor bunganow Laundry, ap- pliences. parking i Minced yard. Avail Sept 1 $9001, MO. inclusive (905)-666- 8004 OSHAWA. newly renOvat- So two bedroom, includes heat. hydro, parking and laundry available. NO pea. non-smokers Car (905)- $31-8030 or (905) 839- 1984 THE NONOUON - North OWWW quiet. dears. fat- illi building - stncty man - tared. 2 bedroom, avad- able Ocl.1Nm,. one bed- room COM- teat hydro Wild two appliances ndud- ad pay cable. Parking. and laundry facia-. 723-2094 PKXEFIM large 1 -bed- room basement all Fridge. stove, all utiMiss. pill". $700. negooabsti Await. Sops 1st. No pts$. Cal 831.0861 PK*EIWIG, 2-bdrm bsmt Op., large. dean. near transit. Laundry facilities. $650* 12 Mrat,lau references, AraN. Sip! 1, 831-2078 PICKWA$G. 2 bedroom, „PSrtMM entrance. 4 ap- piaces, $7Mmor4h, 1 sV last works couple. Non smoke/"its. 401, shop - P• g. bus. GO. Al Inclusive. PA WWWW available im- ffW*"yt Call (905) 619- 91/2 PICKEIWNi: Large 3- bdrm. raw part and aarrM Now GO train. BeimbW view of lab. Avail. imme- 6aaly. Call 420.4246. OSHAWA - NORTH Ox- ford. 1 - Two bdim. Now GO station, 401. Parking. hydro, balcony/pato. $740 all inclusive. Ist/tast. AL3c. one bedroom, Sept. Ist. $640. No dogs. Available Sept. at. (905) 721.2232 (116)239-2752. $600 firm Call 915.579- ' Automobile$ 4132 after bpm. Wanted • Marine $75 10 57500 for scrap an a trucks or any condrbon IML-13Shp Mercury. sx- erickee. 24 M prop I OSWm dock Opal with many pick-up. Free Towing opbo s. $4900 won trace. Rage Valley Ratyrig. tet NC ship marc. $275 Call Iasi proNasionsl pickup 9056664104. Cal (905) 7065740. LASER 1 Saibost. Bost a A i A AUTO- yid pay rigging in sound working condisoh. New sail. $1000 $50- $10.000 Cash on the (905)-571-1528 spot. Any condition, any yw Call us anytime. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 min, sen-Aparbinfel ' 1 01n, ce. 9054506-5003 or 905- 7065234 ANY SCRAP C/r or Trac wanted. complete or not. TOP Cash paid. Free Pick- up. Call (905)431-4333 or 434-7489. AUTOMOBILES and hu wanted for scrap. Ary condition. any age. fres r•nnnovat in tr Dufwn Be"n. cash pro. Allo mead 75 to '87 Chew or GMC pid%1P for para. Cal -lb-. Oatkrw 905431- 0407. CASH FOR CARS! Vele buy used vethirloa VfYnitlaa east be in running condi- tion. Call 427-2415 or cable to 479 Bayly SL East. Alen at MURAD AUTO SALES onfor Steib ISa6 keMrrrorW 22' 5 ton. 5 ePd. woo able. DT4W No mow mer pelt to ant. Bis to pros. Care- ar0. asling SL501X Call Tony 721-0Na 1690 Oath; Si ns SLE W ton reguW tahb, t* bad - ed, eKasasnt owndef0nh 8&000 kowmbL%$10.000 ane. Phalle 5759436 WHOM 16111 BLAZER TAME, 4WD YRife, 1 Dow, Fed Vskilm Interior, Sports Package. 184000 liphe" Kms. Exabm Condition. $11950. Brookl'n (905)- 0551017. I BEDROOM Basement. available Inme"aily, west of Civic. Oshawa. Own or, francs, parking. a4 utilities included. laundry, fireplace. oozy. Wan, no smokxg. S575/month. 905-435- 0811. 1 BEDROOM Walkout Bent. Apt. ThidksoNRoss- Land. Avai Saw. No Smoking. Includes 2 w pliancas, parking, cable. fetwdry uliba antral air A vac. QLaM. onvale and den. kkW for mature EXTRA LARGE 1 a 2 bad - moral in NoM Orhsas. Up balcay Quist btfild- Ing. $580. a $690.01 WYII- MOR $fife, parking includ- ed. Avrlabi September 1s1 and October 1st. Phone 906.579-5564. AJAX - CLIPPER APT$. 2 b 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 ap- pliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 683-61)21 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, & 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES •All lltil. Included • In - House Supt. tit Maint- Rental Office: �+ - Fd- 9am - 8 pm Sat tit Sun 11 am- 4pm VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 90S-5 T 9-1626 OSHAWA 'Boor St.) Large 2 a 3 bedroom apartrnerss in wan jaw rise building. Clew to 401 It GO. Park - MAvailable immediately From UWJMonth. Phorr 905-576-4255 2 -BED - apt. or room. Li er- poa8eyy incudes park - ng. laundry, cape. pool. fireplacis. non-smoker Oct. I 5810 Rooth $10W" hired. $37-1304 534 MARY ST E. WHRBY 1 bed. stile. OCL 1. Broad- kh0med, uN . paring. $W- age. "on" cameras. on- Sao nsole management Mato hlteeyle Appt 666-2450 OSHAWA bedroom tum! apt Executive neigh - A MUST SEE! Oshawa. 2 teorn000 Large windows. bedroom Apt in a 3 mit. recently he0ncora9d. clear S575/ contemporary budding. mo. all ■hckrskire. R�erernc- clean. quiet and secure. as 579-5902. Laundry. private yard and parking On bus route AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- $750/more inclusve. 15V LY. -n Whitey Apt building. last. references, NO spaaous, carpeted. newly PETS 6661432. Pkesse, painted.10 bus, with p balcony, 'ubkbs Ice measape. included, hnt,tast required. AJAX bright One bedroom no Pea. I bedroan $675. apt Sean One person S550 2 bedroom, $775 3 bed - plus u0lsest/ es. F . Ret- 0134 room $a40.. Call IJa erences Avail. Sept 1st. Cal 90541S.MI AVAILABLE NOW Largel bedrooms 5600 a $637, available Sept. 1 Large 2 bedroan $704. Oct 1, sve- rytwg included. Both apts. are carpeted. haw baloo- rra, smal walk-up building bated at Bloor.Nvilsoh Laundry on premises. No dogs. 721-1178 anytime, AVAILABLE OCT. 1, Taumon/Mary area, 2 bad- rOom. large rec room. fridge. stove. 5$00 + heat. For aW- 436-2049 BACHELORAPT. n Oshrwa suMbU for single person. Nice a dew. Coss to G.M. Soule pant. No Pep. Avail wilmd. let, last $46011111110. mck-- Call (905)430.8000. OWNELORSACHELCMI- ETTE apt . private an- banw, an main eow of (oras. OLM shat- P49W Bond. no saideare/pots, $525 includes utiaties. Everwits 721-411M. BRAID NEW / BOR bamL apt. at cep we a feuhd.y mon-a iobr, no pea Awot it r id. (9D5}509-71119. CBRI1 fu OMasra aK- 0alfen bolding, WP 2- bedro0ms 1 Mock to Ser, We Cetn. Ideal for saw ions. SOUTHEAST Oshawa location, 1W -bedrooms surf at $550. 1S 4 7211- 7344. 436.6.09 pager 4325107. CENTRAL Whe" W* bedroom Siltr&mo. n - dudes SN utilities, Cabo and ISudry, Soo" non -K*" proMNaiori Cal 416599 -49th CLEAN 2 bedroom base mom apt for a quer couple. Parking a a/c awl No smoking, no pea. $750frm Must have lsNast. (905)- 426.6833 AJAXNORK St., pigs three bdrm maiNsecand Or drily. Nevin none. lea nook. 3 tank. 4 appl.. dedt. yard. sbnge. prig. $995 nci ReaMy-Pro Myn1433-MM PICKERING 1 bedroom basement apartment. New- ly renovateo Non-smo"r, no pea. Avail Sept 1 $650 inclusive Call 839-1333. AJAX Central, basement apartment, bright, dean. 4 appliances. ceramic Noor, parking, separate entrance utnldws. Call 905- 683-8768. AJAX newly renovated two bedroom. separate en- trance. Laundry. parking, preferred area. non- smoker. no pets. $700 n- ck- Can (905)-427- 3078. AJAX, I -bedroom base - mark Oluiel street. fenced backyard. riser all ameni- bW public UMM at door- StW 4 appliances. $650 nduave. (905)683-E294. AJAX, 14beiebttl 97 basement apain i �0.rims in ktrJnft �n. avaiabbwft �is Oix.1sL NO pHs. $700 WV - due". nWerhoea lat,pM 426.6009. AJAX, large 2 bedhoom. bssanwt cep.. Piv&% air handedplelerhb aw: sail. Sept. 1, $099 iinclu- siw.'17 4J720. AJAX, new baamherSl beclhelor, file bath and kikhm. cant$ and silflo ng ok. perking available im- nwtt t550hrwMlt 619-0575 AJAX. Spomis modern, basement sparkaaK, want to G0. suitable W mature non-smoking Morgan. to Phis. $Lsohnorwk *$VkmW, AJAX, WBW"141. 1 bedroom basement apt Abwayrou d. P6- 10 an- kerna, 4 applisinces, no PO". $650 inndhsiw, avail- able Sept. 1st. (416)497- 9620 evenings a wee- Nends. EXCEPTIONALLY Quist dean 1 and 2 bedroom ape- SOW - $715 all ndu- siva. Oshawa. (Pinendge Properties) Darren (905)- 4267677. FURNISHED BASEMENT BACHELOR s55o/morth, all inclusive, Immediate. Appliances, laundry facili- ties, near PTC and bus stop. No pets. non-smoker. 905.837-0028 LARGE 2-BEDROO111011 near Oshawa Centre: newly decorated. 12 -tint building. Controlled entrance, new appliances. $695/month. utilitiesiparking included. Available September 1st (905)728-8912. UVERPOOL40NGSTON RD: bright bachelor apart- ment, new appliances, air, laundry, privacy. Non- smoker Avail. Sept 1st. $575/mo Call (905)-427- 7927 or(416F505.6883. LUXURY CONDO, Park - wood Village. 3 bedrooms. 3 baths. fireplace. pI111S much more. $1050. plus. Available Oct 1St. Can Au- •eha Rasanu Coldwe4 Barilker. 728-9414 ext 201. N.E. OSHAWA,across for park. spacious 2 tedroam, basement, avail. Oct. 1, smoke free, laundry fatali- ties avail. $8540/mo. inciu- stis. no pets 579-9217. NORTH OSHAWA, 2 -bed- room upper duplex, dean, bright. parking. Laundry. ran -smoker, no phis. yard. $750 inclusive. tst/last. Available Soot lst. 905- 430-6906. NORTHWEST OSHAWA clean 2 tied apt in lux m- ous newer 4-plex located in quAer neighbourhood does to all arnenties $75G/mo includes tndge. stove dish- washer. washer. dryer. F-rw1asYreprences re- Qurred. Available Sept. 1. 726-6482 1 a 2 bedroon apr. avail Immediately or Sept 1st or Oct 1st. New building 10- carad er 350 Malaga. Ostwa. Start at 5596 per month. All nd{Wve No POW Call ( 905) 57645724 ONE all - n apartrner4t in quiet adult Ouk". Aowntown Whitby. dose to GO train, laundry taaltses cam 668-4415 OSHAWA - 2 Dedroorn apts Sept ' occupancy, $1100 range Locations to SA you Stockwell Realty Corp. 723.1266 SPACIOUS well main- tained 2 bedroom apts Aird at 900 and ON Glen St Some ween wall m dor &M. pant provided Close to schools. shopping con- te. Go Straw, l/M rideto- ad. Call 728-4.993 3 BEDROOM mavmoor bunganow Laundry, ap- pliences. parking i Minced yard. Avail Sept 1 $9001, MO. inclusive (905)-666- 8004 OSHAWA. newly renOvat- So two bedroom, includes heat. hydro, parking and laundry available. NO pea. non-smokers Car (905)- $31-8030 or (905) 839- 1984 THE NONOUON - North OWWW quiet. dears. fat- illi building - stncty man - tared. 2 bedroom, avad- able Ocl.1Nm,. one bed- room COM- teat hydro Wild two appliances ndud- ad pay cable. Parking. and laundry facia-. 723-2094 PKXEFIM large 1 -bed- room basement all Fridge. stove, all utiMiss. pill". $700. negooabsti Await. Sops 1st. No pts$. Cal 831.0861 PK*EIWIG, 2-bdrm bsmt Op., large. dean. near transit. Laundry facilities. $650* 12 Mrat,lau references, AraN. Sip! 1, 831-2078 PICKWA$G. 2 bedroom, „PSrtMM entrance. 4 ap- piaces, $7Mmor4h, 1 sV last works couple. Non smoke/"its. 401, shop - P• g. bus. GO. Al Inclusive. PA WWWW available im- ffW*"yt Call (905) 619- 91/2 PICKEIWNi: Large 3- bdrm. raw part and aarrM Now GO train. BeimbW view of lab. Avail. imme- 6aaly. Call 420.4246. OSHAWA - NORTH Ox- ford. 1 - Two bdim. Now GO station, 401. Parking. hydro, balcony/pato. $740 all inclusive. Ist/tast. AL3c. one bedroom, Sept. Ist. $640. No dogs. Available Sept. at. (905) 721.2232 (116)239-2752. "i PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 MApartments For Rent AJAX- 2 bedroom apart- ment in building. Utilities included. Near bus. shop. gag A schools Quiet. nice area. Available Oct 1st.. 663-6145 SOUTH OSHAWA.Large 1-bdrm & 2-bdrm in freshly decorated semi. Laundry facilities, 2 -car parking, pn- vate entrance $575. $675 all inclusive. Mature work- ing single/couple welcome. No pets. 579-1869 e4" ?4" The perfect place to Large 2 d 3 bdrm Close to schools, . Ping and 401. Osl transit goes right your door Reasor Call all (905) 721-8741 TOP FLOOR o' nouse 2 bedroom, appliances; brsv last. Clean Quiet people. Whiting Ave. Oshawa $620 Available Sept 1st Own outside entrance. 571-7988 after 5.30p.m ImHouses Houses For Rent I For Rent $ Absolute Affordable: F REN1`ING'�?? Y NOT OWN A: i $700/month galow $800/month ayment? Discharged Bankrupt? Call Me! 275 or 1-800-840-6275 ARK STAPLEY utton Group h.%rel Realty Inc LARGE VICTORIAN cen- tral Whitby home, immacu- late condition. 3 bedrooms. 3 toll bathrooms. $1400 ex- cluding util. Call (416) 599-4962 NEW HOUSE, 4 -bedroom, gas fireplace. good con6- 1,on. north east Oshawa SM./Mo 905-434-8 781 OSHAWA, available Sept 1 immaculate 4 -bedroom Semi. 2 full baths, near schools. shopping, refer- ences required $915+ utih- ties. call 434-9753. InCKERING. 3 bedroom WEST of Oshawa Centro. detached. garage. air. 4 Modem one bedroom appliances. finished base - apartment with fireplace ment, Available Oct. 1, balcony. private entrance 51050 plus. Condolynn 5 _00 mo+lhy. all inclusive. Management. 905-8-28 even cable TV. Available 9766 September 1st or Sept 15th. Sutabie lir one per- son. 574 Carber Ave.. 728- 7784 WHITBY - 506 Dundas St. W Small furnished bachelor in 6 -pi shower. micro, own entry, parks. golden new. no DMS. 5425 ricluiw. 905-509-2038 WHITBY APARTMENTS. 2-Dedroom to, rent $675, month. 1 -Bedroom for 5575/morM, F P$CKERING. Whites Rd. 401 area. available Oci.1, man 1110M A second film 2 balfirooms. 3 bedrooms. **U9. no pets. $1350 in- clusive. Cabe A phone Sep . 8375614 WHITBY - over 2000 s% R 4 Dec Imngnamdyldnwp- room. 2 Vbecks. 2 gas haat/ fireplace. a/c., 00 ow c overpigs. $1100 pus ud- hen Fem stAwl Non-soker, no pate. 905 1i�2002 SOUTH OSHAWA - 3 bedroom townhouse dose to schools and shopping. $950/mo. all inclusive. Firsv last Available Sept 1. (905) 579-9956 days. STILL RENTING, No mom ey down, rent to own. 2 and 3 bedroom home. From $750 per month all inclu. sive. Minimum yearly in- come 525.000. Aurelia Ra- sanu. (905) 728-9414 on. 201 Rooms EE for Rent AJAX, Room to, rare in a 2 -bedroom basement apartment. share twitties wire working mak. 5350/ month, near weryt ing. non-smoker preferred. no pets. (905)-683-3669 SOUTH AJAX Bachelor apt. Own washroom facIi ties. laundry. parking, 8 unkbes included. Close to ON . No smoking tsblast $500/mo. (905}683-0602 SOUTH Ajax, furnished room for rent .n dean home. mciirdes laundry cable. parking. a/c, dish- washer, rion-smoker. $400/ nsULast re- gored Call 905-725-6911 days. 905468-4016 aver- EM TownhR•ilw mem+. Can 527-3519 Shifted weekani� FoImcconsinodation wHrTBY, one bedroom ;�•. 1 rconhplete Body r Paint wool pupor ^+ust be presented `' s on complete paint and bodywork r well mam"on" buldirg. 3 BEDROOM nr O C nsaicnaru iiOWY Ask lir derails e 4 Sams PA*hy Ltd 905 ea 866-7777 newer carpet. ample park. ing. play area. ndudes 3- 'k)SHAWA 2 -bedroom -.PL aDpkancas. c0'donruum d -c - .ar" backyard fees. water Avadai Large kitchen A Wing room SW 1. $875 -hydro A hiii modem dell 1.0ooeg.ft.. n9- Ask for Garry Bolen. heat A water inckWed. Sulam Group. 905-436- $720.hydro 726-2255, 0990 WWTBY. pnvaN dein. two bedroom. basemem apart- ment in tnpfex, appkolces, lMnOry tacdoes. reterMlt- aw $675 plus ureea Sept. 1st DOieearI . (905) 683- 8861 WHY rent when you can Own your Own home lir less man you think?'- Can Dave Hoylock Sales Rep RNNax Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 686-399 or (905) 666.3211. Houses For Rent UE - wMr tlttttEllT! own YOUR "ONE FOR S6a3/MTM No Downpaymenrl DWwged Banitfupr? Cat Me$' IBM 571-6278 14NO-840 4278 wet takepi" sales POP. � Group Exid A RBfTl= DREAM! A home of your puri! You own $28.000. . grow in -M. down P". Millard- Good credit. Your moriMNy cost from $75W month aN inckiswe; ewoep phone and cable. SourWs gnat? Call Ken cows. COMWAN Banker .(905)726- 9414. 3 BOR. with firished re- creation room. Rossland/ iYKlsdn ares. Avail Sept 1. 1stum $95omo. + utilities. Rstersnces. Calif 728-0894 War 6 pm. or 433.4265. 3 BEDROOM Semi, avail- able Sept.1 st. 1 stAast re- quifed, $soo/rnonth. in Oshawa. Contact Ron Moore, Remax Comer - stone 905-623-6000 24hr. PNW- 3 BEDROOMS. 4 ap- 4PMnces, avail. Oct 1. No pals. Cal affair 5 pm. (905)- 686-0218. AJAX, datacfad 24", 3-Dsdroom. single car go - rap. 2 batt 4 appliances, lurcad yard, no pots. Avsil- ,we Sept 15. Fasi bot. rW- arenon $1050.427-8479 3 DEDROOM Townhouw, kveugMirung garage. 4 ap- piances. coo if I air A hu- nr6her. fnnk ielled bisMre. quint area. dose to 401 3 1 149"Aoffies Avadebe Sept 1st. 905-430-2536. 416.283.2190 3-BEDROOIM townhouse in North Oshawa Ckse to schools and shopping. Rem or excecimil arms to buy. Call (905) 723-9911 BOWMANVILLE - Avail- able Sep; 8 3 bedroom townhouse. 1112 baft. a a.rJv. %rued belayard, " deck. garage. pets welcome. $875+ubl. 1$V asVreferMKes 725.7134 BRIGHT 3 Bedroom Town- house North Central Osha- wa 3 apphances nduoed $W&rno. . utilities Avail. able Oct 31st Days 571- 3011 Evenings 432-2629 AJAX, urge DedrOon and linngroom evadable in Couto tdwnhouml $475 ubkbea niduded. Landry morn. pool. hot tub, kenees room. parking AveleabN Sept 1 426.8396 10ICKERING. 3 -bedroom bungalow snare with 1 oiler, clean. bright. near transit, kuidry bahbes. $400ymonei. braes refer- enoes. Aug 15. (905)839- 2078 P4CKERING- 401twinges Rd Mom* r guM auDOwi- i i by corleMvation area. Share all facilgies. Non anioker $3751rriorefiy. Can (905) 839-7540 AOSSLANNDACA DEN unfw- mshed room. $26Wmonth. ilckwve. Large mare house no perksq, wor" mare or student welcome Available irwriedalWy 905- 668-0070 WHITBY bed sdwg room On man level Share 1i drt, itdh- ert, bath, all r4kal a, park. i g. reWendes. Avail mod lstnast $40Wmo. (905)665- 67s6. For Runt AJAX - 311E bedroom Wridonurw,m. fireplace. Par". 5 appliances. $750 Plus uN11bes. Avail- able immediately Tele, pwhe (905) 619-1966. ' Townhouen For ReW Fsaur Ilifei8hts, dve max is accepting applications for 2 bedroom Townhouses - $728 (+ utiis.) 3 bedroom Townhouses - $792 (+ utils.) 4 bedroom Townhouses - $842 (+ utils) No Subsidies avallaltle . AppNcatiotn A further information call (!K) 6Wilu84 1011 i11111111COE STREET NORTH 3411edroom Townhouse Units. Utilities Widteded Stove d Refrigerator. Parrivay floors throughout. Parking incl ided. Playground Area. Cbse to schools and shopping. From Se46110. CEO 605-729-0080 411111MA111Mr wesftey DIAMONDS Rad & Gas Tank I -,,' ' ' - Auto Sale SW Service Ltd- I We outshine the Cotinp"'n"" with I �.. Q and Affordable Used fare! -Auto Air CatidiiiOnin e . 1990 FORD TAURUS • $3,895 1 1990 DODGE SHADOW ES, turbo •54,195 IlPerbrmance ck� 1989 PONTUIC SUNBIRD •52,895 1«1 I Heaters, Rads & Gas Tanks I 1988 CHEM CELEBRITY, V6, 2.8L •53,295 L& LelakTest ����-��pN� 1988 CHEW CORSICA, V6, 2.8L •52,995 Full Cooling System Service ALL ABOVE CARS ARE MC A CERTIFIED s 401 110% Discount with Cou n I 1987 HONDA CMC, 5 speed • 52895 cert 264 Fairall St. Ajax '905) 619.1222 8r I O Pm426-346340 --� 61 Westney Rd. S. t Fairall tit ` (across from Ajax GO) Jaw J a� e _ ear ri aeass a>_ AUTO r SOURCE FOR ALL YOUR AUTO SERVICE NEEDS, CALL �0 THESE PROFESSIONALS! You can take your vehicle to the body shop of your choice Getting into an accident is a u p s e t t i n g experience. But you have to remember to stay calm and make the right decisions. Decisions like who will tow my car from the accident scene or what body shop to use. .Kevin Bond of Three Bears Autobody says tow trucks drivers may insist on towing your vehicle to a certain body shop. "It's your choice where to take it," he says. "If they don't agree with you, don't let them tow your car." A Three Bears staffer prepares a vehicle for a premium paint job in their state of the art paint booth Another very important decision after the accident is who will work on your vehicle. "Insurance companies may suggest preferred shops giving the impression you have to take it there," says Kevin. "Well you don't. If there's a shop you want to take it to whether it's Three Bears or someplace else, the decision is yours and yours only." He explains that rates among bodyshops are fairly standard so there's no reason for you to choose the one suggested by your Froud tri .4�rtt• tow S THMIFI Y SAECHArAC 5EsoP win_ Filnley wve. Maus. Ciel Bayry and Uhridge Rd., Whitby ;66-2004 ND f>ao6, 619-2899 221 Westney Rd. S., Unit A, A Compwis illrim vacuunn, tlltsrripoo atd CarPMa 4i M•t•i Mats ws ft d afd SIn1RIw0�d SClwtilg � � asill Dogrefood Tkie,ftillitim Will Cww*q and Exterior Hod Wasis ofi ptellroir 0tied Dstsied EaMbaYaerior Ri twove amirp Coa1pMM Trtalk hhewltitg '134.95 Raus ria 'Vans, Trucks. Station Wagons Esrrs Cleaning i3 Detailing of Cars, Trucks and Custom Vehicles! THREE BEARS AUTO BODY 'ONE OF AJAX'S LARCMT AUTO BODY A COLLISION SHOPS "Serwirg The Dwham Region" Complete Collision Specialist 3 Refinishing To Cars cit Trucks •Frame Straightening • Rust Repairs Insurance Claims insurance company. Remember it's your choice. Right now, if your car just 1 2 0 0Off needs a makeover be fore winter, e Three Bears is still offering$200 off ;�•. 1 rconhplete Body r Paint wool pupor ^+ust be presented `' s on complete paint and bodywork 3"010 M0" started. 'Sane ' or they'll pay the deductible up to nsaicnaru iiOWY Ask lir derails e $200. But hurry and book an e appointment now because this s' ' ' offer expires on Labour Day '97. Also available is a 90 day, no Free Estimatesl interest, no payment financing plan on approved credit. LUT #200,282 MONARCH AVF, AJAX Additional services provided (9l1110011111112151619-2527 U include a free shuttle service as mill well as arranging a rental vehicle 1 - depending on your insurance , ' coverage. For more information about 1 Three Bears Autobody call (905) 619-2327 or visit their shop at 282 1 10 ATE OL CHANGE CENTRE' NO APPOKFUENT NEEDED, Monarch Ave., unit 206 in Ajax. WARRANTYAPPRO1 SOMME SAVINGS! I "Honesty, Perfection 1 Customer Satisfaction" 1 Reasonable Prices AM ala �. 1 ASK ABOUT OUR SEfMOR'S DISOOU11M RAOMTM MRR 49 OFFAUQ,B,,,q dlt►n*t; 1 cflulo =BKMutlo WMmyjll L .�i.� CIIAM6EOFiN REOOISEIDEDEV811I3 ql 1 arAr T f AAYS A wkrfsla EXPIRH6 WESTNEY IID. (UM of 401) At,307 1 (aoa) 427-6796 Owner MkW SaauaS would Me to la dakVabol tortheir Cleae="41 ptBlhaa.. Condtt•Ii11Nwr � Far front WESTNEY42, avaible Sept I. Two bedroom •n - suite laundry, window-eov- enngs, pool, sauna, exer- c,se-room, $1100. Also 3 bad. available Nov. 1. 831- 2210 ffJ0WR=e OSHAWA 4 Monft Free Rent M- 850 sq.2nd. 8r. s550. 600 sq. main s5o0, 300 sq. h. across from Osh. Centre. 600 2nd 8r $500. 1200 sq. h. 2nd floor .1.600 sq. h. main- Call 434-2447 or 655.4132- pSHAWA 31 Blatin St. E., second floor, 700 square, $500 utilities and parking included, tall 576--4131. STORE FOR RENT 500 sq ft. $450/month. located Bloor St. E. Oshawa. Call 579-7715. INDUSTRIAL UNITS - 1280 Terwillegar. 1974 sq. h office war•trousin9- $325 sq. It. net. Cal 579- 5077 after 5 571-3281. 1 For�R� BALSAM LAKE, Fenelon Fells, 1,2,3 & 4 bedroom housekeeping cottages. in Sept- Quiet family resort sandy beach, 1 bedrrom availble Aug. 16 - 23. Weekends are also avail- able in Sept. (705) 887- 2550. LAKEFRONT, Cozy 1/ 2 bedroom, near Peterbor- ough. Good istnirq. swim- mmy, boat rentals. From 5350 weekty long wee- kend from $210. 'Sept. 20% discamC, 1-888-877-2159. pArak EA • 1 Florida CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 bedroom. townhouse, pool, Jacuzzi, BBQ, Private yard, available now. For into and ro view photos .905 • 579- 3788. CLEARWATER - 2 -bed- room mobile (family park), heated pools, hot tub, minutes to bsadnas, sleeps S. More information avail- able $275 weekly. 905- 434-7184. CLEARWATER,motides, luny furnished, air condi- tioned (permanent homes) clubhouse, pools, hot tub, now beaches and Major attractions, children wel- come. 5275 weekly, photos shown in your home. (905)883-5503 1 1 Private Homes For We THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 -PAGE A 11 kForSale 11 aFor s"°'"ale 1 F • t OPPW • 1 oppD�,tR� MPersonas 1 Personals 3 BEDROOM BUNGA- LOW, Finished basement. CIA. 5 appliances. security system, woodstove, bar, 1 112 baths, east -in kitchen, Private backyard. near Park. $144. 900 404 Con- ant St. Oshawa, 905-571- 4941. Open House, Sun. Aug. 17,2-5. 4 BEDROOM bungalow, like new. 2 baths. Hard- wood flooring, oak cabi- nets. cathedral esiings. hill basement. 2 wooded acr- es. deeded access to Trent River/Rice Lake 25 miles lock -free notating. $99,900. 705-696-1360, 705.653- 1995. HOUSES FOR SALE! 'Fully detached, double garage $149500, '1544 Sq tt. End unit Fnw hold $134900. -3 + 1 Bedroom Link, Fn )-$trod Basement $149900 'Firing• lot. bungalow. dou- ble EXECUTIVE HOME 3600sq.ft Ranch Bung.w/ 3600 Fin.Bsmm, 121 acres Granite. Oak & Marble w/ over 200K in Upgrades. Grd Foyer w/Cir Oak Stres. Asking $469K, 905.436- 0312. PARK-UKESetting, ravine lownhome. 3 -bedroom, da/ c, hardwood floors. gas t/p, $145,000. Private Sale. 229 Jeffery St.. 031, Whd- by. 905.666-3299. 1 Farms For Sale 154 ACRE SCENIC re- treat, Oros area, fast trout stream, good pond site, 5 bedroom century home, large permed barns. 4 es- tate building lots, can be separated. Only 5390,000. Walter Frank, Frank Real Estate Ltd. Realtor, (905)576-4111. Lots for Sale WHITBY BARGAIN! Serve iced lot on Hunter Street 154tt. x 65h. Asking $72,900. Call after 7, (905)725-0122. 1 Cottages For Sale RICE LAKE, Halstead Beach. Three 3 -bedroom cottages on lakefrom. lot for Large family. or. rem for in- come. $103,500. Open House Aug.16/17 & 23/24. (705) 696-2171. Money to Lend OBTAPOIG A LOAN IS NOT GUAR- ANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UPFRONT FEES, OTHERS DO NOT. IT M SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGHLY BEFORE SIGNING ANY CONTRACTS. • 1 Insurance One Person Operation State Of The Art Technology Low Overhead - High Return Min. Investment $5000 And!4oerldence and ikxww of$60k+perysar Calif.- LOANS alif:LOANS EIGPRP.ti 1-888810.9391 MAKE money at home. at your own pecel For free in- formation call 4164199- 9106. 416-699-9969 or 1- 1188-703-3588. 24 hrs. no charge nationwide. VENDING ROUTE for safe. Almost new machines. On location from Pickering to Oshawa. Good 2nd in- come. Expandable. Call (905)-725-5624. Personals Durham's sexiest most aftractn a ladies. Elegance a Class. lekabi4y IS DilinxeW GwrarrIM In d Out Service. Now hiring. MORTGAGES - Good, VENDORS wanted at the �r bad bad and "4y Fnanem Coumce Flea Market (Lair - LEGAL Curls any purpose, rales from 9ast Country Market t� of Over 18 Names & Home 5.95%. AN applications ac- Toronto). Exa 401 at Cour- Numbers. 1-900-451-5566 c•pted. Community Finan- tic• Rd Open Sat. and a 4,680. $3.49/min TT. Cal Services 66944 Sun. Call 905-436-1024. must be 18. • 1Business pptmunities • 1 Personals CLEARANCE SALE - En- tire Contents of Wool Shop. -50% OFF' Patin. Spmirib and Diamond yams. rise CHEATING WIVES - OW TARIO PHONE NUMBERS. 1.900-451-5586 eat 229 A FABULOUS getaway oned garage $189500. $3 49/mm. both tons. 18 RARE OPPORTUNrTY}I!I di•• aro • ^•� �' Wren Lake, near Dorset 'Lakefront Sry,Qgp Lot MUST SELL! Oanawa. wrr, pis. ,u few p� pus. Ont. Beautiful. dean. tared Completely renovated as- rk•li•d Mobil•• Laval Drrv•. 2 -story d•- waMrfronL 3 b•droan, pinna now, 2 or 3 bedroom own- f7490) t•cMd rustily r•rnovalad 4 Perry 985 2849 interior. fully •gript..Chalet houses with 4 new tip Cottage. Paddle twat. per••- SSW down, good TV.VCR. and )-nor•. Sop. ar•Jm n9 $35.000* in - Call Barbera Ok•. Sueon Group Excel. (905)-721• 1144, (905}4W5155. bedroom. fire~ Doer 0 walkout to now dock. Oct.. Nov.. rel 121 aww. come b quality Cal Tvarr- Pool 100ft. backyard. 905.656-5060. roman' G•orpo Walker $149.900. 905-4304467 Coldwell Banker RMfi Re- ly 728-9414. ESTABLISHED HAIR SA- LON for safe. 4 station + full basement. gnat location. Buy today Stan bmorrow. Owner 1e61N Cam 905- 7269802. or altar Spm. sob -432.3029. r maTs Beauty & Quality Gwrarrl••d 'We Ark a -he life .Men'.... - Diaer••t i Reliable WO1A Calls $76-2800 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $2.99/min. 18+ 24 hours. 1-900-451.3783. DAILY HOROSCOPE 1.900-677- 7770. $5.00 24 hours. BORED ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & private phone numbers, I- 900-451-3638 ext 680, $3.29/min, must be 18. T - tone. MOONUGliff ESCORT SERVICE Nigh Gan M8181FMIaif 1: F n to for ale occasklini. Out calls. 24 hrsJ 7 days 414" (N" ••cam) ADVIRA' M TOM ;, AAICTIOIQ Ulf IMS )PLEASE CAU OSa Auctions I:L'111 Auctions MON. AUG. 18TH, 5:30 P.M. 870 TAUNTON RD. E. WHITBY This week we are selling a lot from Toronto Movers plus a local estate including: 3 Royal Doulton, First Dahl Enchantment 58, Ali- son 65. 27' TV, 2 bedroom suites, occasional chairs. lots of books. Limited Edition prints, coi- k,e & end tables, maple single bed etc., onnadey carved 8 pc. cherry diner (old), sewing cab., console labte. electric organ. blade leather sofa & love seal glider rocker. maple drop leaf table, single bed, dressers. Chest of drawers, vanity piano. old wardrobe, Hitachi apt. size washer & dryer almond. old oak sq. table, chesterfield, hospital bed, oak cedar chest, 20 new 3pc. sofa sets. wall nut, new 3 PC. green maple bedroom suite, air COn dliborner, set of Ironware dishes, sectional sofa. plus marry ollher very interesting articles still boxes not at ad time Note HEAVENLY PSYCHIC time SELL IT NOW time 5:30 p m. Large sale- Plan ro attend. HEA nim ,e- 24 ars I. selling CALL 900.451.3783 Daily Horo� M Tents Cash, Visa, WC. IrNarac. scope 1.900.477-7770 Viewing Mon. from 1 P.M. 683-0707 $s.00 24 firs. McLean Auction i Liquidation 9054 M6-3291 or 90u32-2836 I �r t. • N1��L�I�ISQ�II�I� /1■■�Mt•1�V 9 owe M • 1 1 ill h" from""'t' 1 Roofing• 1 p•i"ti"9 i • Moving a . Movin & • • Decorating • Storage • g • House . Party Storage • Cleaning • Sevices MASTER HOIE REN0IIATIONS The am to all whin yaw hole )-leads KAChent.lathrooms bae•nlalas. lettuce, stndecks, paining & plaslrirhg No lob is bo big or loo snaLL Cal bOry for 905.6* 4041 14O 11aft110'IIE�NT Det Fell shads, N rawuaaonn needs Free E$WnMn Cal Rids 9064194••1 or 4164NW 7607 SKION GE ERAL CONSTRUCTION Serving Nowa Region 22 yrs- Addllons, stn dKb, ptdio doors, SMW & ret roams etc. 5764M A&C ROOFING, Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanslpp. Guar- anteed. 10% discount to seniors- fully in- sured. Frye esbmres Call Andrew at (4.5) 421141'7.4 i 1 i Electrical ENTECH ELECTRICAL SEWAM W. •Coit 9nd- I%Mdmlial 'Mettler Ebclridan 70 yrs- etp. Hare you electical rteeols eeel p olesm XRM 4373 • 1 • Pknnbtreg • awn WaNw•eke stucco ceilings General repairs Top quakty work at reasonable prices 20% of for SOWS Cal br a FREE Estimate 4osa•ss TO PAMfW 8 DECOR Interior & Etdirior Etaapean Wollarf7_' Fast, dears, reliable service. 420.0081 • Appliance • Repair SEWICE Corrllercw Irldllatiial Residential •Special this week• I Mom lever hthucet with Vegetable spray, installed $130. •f16 -•0p • MOVING SYSTEMS Big or small. Our or hazy rats SENIOR AND ND - MONTH DISCOUNTS. Rendenml Cornm•rcoan Canparabie Raw Fr•• Est.naw 905-723-7479 14 853-7750 11DUNrAN MOVING SYSTEMS wY M moue arttarakg ane• •• a rju Cwewcanorr•adrew. packsm s ira9a and bows awitbb. S•xor & m4 mash olicouts Fret•uxiulw. S71-0755 1409491-6600 HARIn►�THE- MOVERS Mole big or small, we price them all! Free estimates, seniors ti =UK short r* tice moves. Nvurtes �, aD s>� s� available. Comparable tste�. Cal 4 2-M MpYMC HKmw Apen inane, Or- hoaa Appiaric s ow Piano Spec aiwa senior and Mk$Mor t Dis- couril . Licensed, in - Free ErimYas- Fileal belt fatlllrnio• Call 486.77W AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 Expenenced Cross M" Bartpm rates. hordes. offices, lawptt. St. Piano Pa lung evadable. 423-0239 2.6-5513 • 1 meting CADET NSTALLATI011S 25 years e>giadrce, re.Stfei:iaflg, Ola Free estimates. D i N owman, W 17N or $U -U00 House • Cleaning >1i61W8 Mold See If Quality service at reasonable rates hatred i Bolded �i1-03S3 HOUSECLEAM14G LADY Resportsible, reliable and with a perience. Will bring own sUppiles. Low rates. Cal Kelly 416-284-6814:416- 716-7390 0ALY ONE SAID SER Y7CF- August special A Frcc Fridgir dcarunK with VGcckh• or Bi -weekly bookings 404-0421 Bonded 6 Insurrd Aerriting Durban ) - MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions • All ages CALL JEFF (905) 639-7057 1lwssrr WAFTS WORK Dong Magic For Children's Parties And All Occasions. Have My own Magician. can zrok `M il32 Landscaping • 1 LandscWin9 Ear W�CAPINIi A GARDENN1f cj" DA" 831-7053 3Ma1fNa• • • Business Services • services SENIORS SERVICES & Older Adults Caring individuals with eViarier" providing services for Senior Citizens in our community For more information ca1905.420.5114 HEAWr HEART Cal Susan a Karen Henry -A Health SELL R NOWom �tNly CALL 683.0707 to a�D- 49 people to Lip to 30 vis. by Oct. s All natural. Call now (416) 631-8837 PAGE 26 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, l"7 Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. & Pte! We are by far The #1 Distributor of flyers in our area. Have your flyers delivered I` ff%.EASY, any Wednesday, Friday or Sunday with The Newspaper that everybody needs. News Advertiser d ask for advertising, TO ADVERTISE ON THIS WEEKLY FEATURE CALL 683-0707, ext 2334 h, /JoRhkirx -Mm C House of Quality Design & Decor We Create... For You • Colour Scheme150 • Fine Fumiture • Window & Wall for first Coverings le Decorating 'tents hmrt hrs. Call now 1-800-906-6667 & (905) 725-1311 or visit 712 WILSON RD. S., OSHAWA Over 8 years experience PRO -51 PERE? ALUMINUM - Soffit - Fascia - Siding • 5" Seamless Eaves trough - Aluminum & Vinyl Siding - Replacement Windows & Doors Work fully suaranteed- Side with the Pros. Call the Pro, (905) 430-6619 _J Serving the Durham Region for over 30 Years KILPd'TR.tcK CONSTRUCTION AIRiIOI:Z[� CODrACiOr cowwara cAs Basement, Home Renovations (Bathrooms, etc.) DON'T' PAY KWR 90 DAYS YOU CAN APPLY rT To YOUR GAS aut ON O.A.C. MOS Add'ir'orls • 2nd tools • Batnoms • Pkm.d*g • Deckftrim WE SUPPLY PEFWTS i PLANS NQS & PICTURES NOA ABLE FULL MSUFAED • ALL Wort( GUARANTEED l06.4>11114111M Clwn ck 2L Akz 111111st DOORS & WINDOWS FOR LESS PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED OR DWT YOUFISElf FDR UMSMIMGS • VINYL • AUNWX & WOOD •ALtA MU STOW DOORS • SLDIMS -TIT • F%nO DOORS • CASE ENT • aJS UTO STEEL • SOW OR BAY WNDOWS ENTRANCE DOORS � yLX)FM S 0WS -SIDELM PYTHON WINDOWS dr DOORS w 420-0188 Choose Diamond Contracting for quality renovations and additions Ron Davies has been in the renovation business for more than :: = ' 28 vears.= Changing the look of houses all over Durham Region for almost three decades means he's done every i project you can imagine and left a long trail of satisfied1-,i customers. -x 1 do everything:, from bathroom and kitchen renovations to second floor and main floor additions," says Ron. "I can also do small projects or build complete custom homes." His company is called Diamond Contracting and he works with a crew that makes sure, when they leave your home and the job is complete, you'll be satisfied with a job well done. "We do all of the electrical and plumbing work and take care of all of the plans and permits," says Ron. "We also work closely with the customer to develop a project that will make them happy an be within their particular budget." They provide their customers with free estimates and guarantee their workmanship from 1 to 5 years depending on the project. i t The Warren Family of Pickering are just one of Diamond's happy customers who built them an addition to the back of their home. N Canlpnwloes "won wakowadi I Cali us for ym b W pria. .60"'Mrrdltl n apply . "We can always provide our customers with references so they can see the work we've done," says Ron. "We've had many happy customers over the years and built our business on their many referrals." 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This full figured, white pro- fessional female. 32. look - ng for breath of fresh air. with an employed white male, 32 to 40. You linow how to heat a lady are goal oriented. honest. easy gang and mora. king See friendship. Possible IOng term relatronship. BOX 21488 R U KIND HEARTED?? 32 yr old. full figured, single white Mm W. smoker. See" a tnandaly secure. angle old we mea, 30 to 40. slag stocky or medium buil kind hearted. Enjoyrsgs moves• gest mora. Frrrhdlfhip u BOX 12595 1 LIKE SPORTS 41 yr ofd. separated mother with blonde haw and bole eyes. Enjoys playing pod. karate. baseball and more. See" an honest maw. ght brew. wet similar interests. BOX 12917 NO MORE BAR SCENES 36 yr old divorced write tern". **dung an flow . sncam m", 35 to 45. ler an honed, ria 9amee refa- lignpkp. BOX 20306 OF GENUINE HEART 32 yr old. 54', full tigureq Professional Mnefa, nor, srrhoker. Occasional drirrw. Enjoys Me outdools, we. long walks. sarimrnrg, dancing and more. Seeking an employed foof sw bkk romanai lQbrtaneOtf gatbman, 312 to 40, wow knows how to trap a lady. BOX 20420 JUST COBOIIRG Single muter, 34, 5'10', with miss of humor. enjoys movies, dines, camping and dancing Woulld etre to meat gentleman who's happy. srwwo. and a good -nwnic0w. with !caner nlarpls. BOX 21479 ATTRACTIVE FEMALE 50 yr old. 5r. attractive, track %nob wwah a sense of humor. non smdw and a non drew. Seeking a m" for a nelMiorhshp BOD( 12839 TREAT ME tMTiNT 33 yr old 5'T, single mot - e with blonds Mir ala green epsa Seel . a car- rhg male who is wrN b Ism me Bre a lady &W 17765 ret VAUT MG 4e r dot. bice snwker with bldrh 1 hair and bks arts. diniing out. dancing. tngw6 and Seeking a MOD with OMW keenly BOX 20M STOP foam tow PatMk sintgla bmele. 21L auburn Mir, bora syas, two dspEnjoys out- door activiYas. giR annas 2810 39, aMadive.11, dawn t -AM dark hair. Must be 50cum no wlll tflal bog- gags, for parmararhL �a r"tiaafnp 21417 CUTE PdE6T�TrgE, BLONDE EnppNaval aid tN frnwr t n Iib. FinandwNy awCurw. Looking low a gwdwnan, 49 to 53, wi111 to swine wow - eft; tont slid must twig hair. BOK 21423 WANKS R ALL 30 r old, fir figured, sa gb mother is a"knp a mW who is oaeidents. secure, generous. mod"" pow 1 moo, r4sparldent. BOX TREAT ME RIGHT Single mother of one; non smoker. Enjoys horseback riding, camping, movies, long walks, children and more. Seeking an employed black male, 22 to 29, non smoker. social drinker. BOX 15355 SIMPLE THINGS 29 yr old, full figured mother has great sense of humor and enjoys the simple flags in life. Seeks a male with similar interests. BOX 17603 WERE YOU DUMPED? Looking for another dumpee. Young g 47, full fig- ured, igured, attractive. cass7', pro- lessional lady, financially secure, likes theater, ani- mals, Outdoors, boating, skiing, popular music and more. Looking for an hon - am. caring , special guy. Companionship at first. BOIL( 23213 COMPANION OR MORE 47 yr old, full figured. attrac- tive. professional lady who s Irons iNy saws. Enjoys popular music. theatre. ani- mal. camping, boating, skjrhg, and more. Seeks honest. romantic poly with tams qu lified. 23214 PARTY GIRL Mature female. 18. enjoys gong out. daneng, drinking and having a good tire. Seeking angle shoe mW. 19 to 25 who enjoys to same things. BOD( 23212 WANTED_ Born span Chroman man. "who o loves tLord and WAS wood working, 40 to 50 BOX 21414 PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY Single white financ_" Independent 1- Sig. 5'4 , 135 lbs; tun WM (lovely cornbww~ Of chid and adult personaky). Enjoys dining, dancing, We baler, country music, Bldi Jays, Maple Leav's Seeking a single while male. under S0.18M 23205 START OUT AS FRIENDS 26 yr old. 57-, 115 b female. fol tiro nursing student. in her last yew. Enjoy to outdoors, rollerblad ng, movies, Ow gym and trawl. Seek a mole, 25 b 35. with smear rhtaresn gone Out having a good tms. Friends; first no cnmmarnent BOK 3WW FUN LOVING Corrin, single wh4e tem". prcassgrel. 40, mother of ae mwm. seekinn 40 Plus, SWA land, hWea sihcee man. won sense of humor. wait". and a reaped for It Enjoys topes, kids, d'irung out and - ow new peoPa• BOD( 2MM YAM SENSE OF 11tAMOR 34 yr old, set employed. or dord two, looking. wllly se q 011- beias ad eog an anrao- Ova m", with similar dor- acMris6n. ler hwxwip fiat BOX Wells MAKING NEW FRIENDS - 23 r dot. 5'6', 132 b, Oul- going bmab, great person- ally >g blue eyed, beg brown haw. Enjoys Ij win. gong b the beech. swrrimng. dancing and mons Seelarg a guy 20 b 26, with -minder ehM '" for Mends fist. possble nM- bonahp. Bit 17577 VERY LONELY Single whits bnKala 22 s'. 16D los, enjoy& gong out b Wbnderfund and brag woke on the baadfn. kkpt be 22 to 26, whft alwao tie6 m ok and enjoy tine saga as dine. Pbe vele lin rponlilt BOK 23201 ARE YOU MY KOOK" 34 yr ofd 51'. single MOIh- r with a shlree of hwwwc Sooforq a knight In eaa4 armor Bim( 15000 SECONDAROUND E ffim iiia sir,hkig, adhesOn b meet a gla tlemo nfor � eco nionshwp 179 HAVE ONE CHILD - 25 r old. while mater Of ore, tikes working out waidang micros and mora. Seeking a blas t male, 25 to 35, who is fin to be -Ah- BM 15129 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 17, 1997 -PAGE 27 To place your FREE ad, call 1-800-662-15423. Anytime, day or night. Zff1"Z=L% ursTo respond to an ad, call 1-900451-3793. FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 per minute. You must be 18 or older. Both numhrrx work with Trrur•hT onr"" and Rotary phonrs. HOW ABOUT IT? NORTHUMBERLAND SUN BOY MORE QUESTIONS? Single white female, 18, Shy, fun, honest, ndepen- 67, 200 Ib, while male, a CALL 5'4', brunette with hazel dent mother, enjoys out- truck driver, enjoys dant- 40's. 5'11', 210 Ib, male eyes, energetic, outgoing doors• blading, walks, ng, working out, shows with a mustache and dark personality. Loves base- parks• movies, quiet times. and more. Looking for a hair. Seeking an attractive. ball, country music. camp- Looking for mature single special woman to come bi female, 30's to 40's. for • ing and fun. Looking for male. 20 to 25, not a father home ton BOX 17966 friendship and companion NEW Adsl - single male, 18 to 24, who for mwo y child, tot a compan- SOMEONE SPECIAL sr p Ca:l for more details. knows how to have fun, ion for me. Must like kids You are smart. slim, and BOX 12754 can make me laugh: for a and I do not party. BOX attractive Divorced male. AS SOON AS I CAN.... WHAT A GUY! LAST NICE GUY LEFT! trend or maybe more. 23167 SO yr old. 6'. 215 Ib male 27 r old, amp ed. fanh- BOX 23196 40, looking for a highly 38 yr old. 5'11', 200 Ib y oy ARE WE SIMILAR?? intelligent, stylish, cultured male, strawberry blonde with brown hair, non smok- ful, honest, caring male , l GETTOGETHER 47 yr old. 5'7' divorced friend and lover, for a long hair. hazel eyes. Enjoys er, social drinker. Enjoys likes going out, skiing. WITH ME white female, smoker, hon- term relationship. Our camping. fishing, walking walks. sports, horseback golf, trying new and differ - 20 for old, 5'7', 125 b, sin- est, good sense of humor, shared interests include his dogs, reading books riding and more. Seeking a ant things. etc. Seeking a gle while female seeking enjoys homelike. countrypersonal growth, books, and more. Seeking a sin- female with similar inter- caring. passionate woman Call 1-900-451-3793 someone t0 get together fairs. movies. day trips, art, classical music, walks, Ile. 8pen, honest female. ests. BOX 14547 24 to 30, who has her pri- 62.49 Per min. with. Let's talk! BOX 17941 dancing, music, reading the beech, and romantic that doesn't like playing -firl G OF YOU onties straight. BOX READY FOR ANYTHINGI and more. Seek ing white evenings. BOX 21493 head games. BOX 18470 36 yr old. single male who 15173 AttachedCASUAL Rey to IONSHIP Adventurous woman male, 48 to 55. 5'8' a DO THINGS WITH MEI HONESTY AND LOVE is a smoker and a social 1938 MODEL ll and seeks man, 16 to 30, for taller• with similar charac- attractive is seeking a d Or wild encounters. Must be teristics and interests. 21 yr old. 6'. single white Single white male. 47, slim drinker. Enjoys camping, 5'11', 180 lbs, short b curious, female. 25 to 40. tall, muscular and ....... BOX 12160 male with brown hair and and fit, see employed, fishing, long walks. beard. long hair, looking for adventure and tun Must BOX 20035 SWEET AND SIMPLE blas Ms' Seeking a ogle enjoys children. music. Ski- moves. reading. golf. Chil for someone. SO to 60. be clean. slender. open while female, 18 to 22, for Ing. dancing, movies, dren and more. Seeking a whose interests match mwxled and discreet BOX NEVER MARRIED 38 yr old. 5'10', single possible relationship. sports. etc. Seeking slim, female with similar .iter- mine. Like watching 17975 28 yr old, 5'3'. full figured• mother d two. seeking a Enjoys to Outdoors, cock. honest boy. BOX 23208 itis. BOX 16667 sports, flea markets. yard tJtOKES CALL ME! �Single white white male, Ns, Nd, for tip, Canhprq"voting veling and WANT BLUE EYED GAL FREE TO GOOD HOME sales. auctions, animals. -.- female; smoker, social friendship tint. Enjoys more. BOX 12902 24 yr old Native male Single white male. 30 country music and quoit Late 30's. tall, shapely. sorter, romance. times BOX 32040 attracwe female soMuM a drinker enjoys football, hockey. SNEAKING AROUND Enjoy swwmmng, bassbal, 5.9-. 190 lbs. Ioght brown b or b curtoue female. 25 to baseball, hockey. sock Car cooking and more. Songs, 30y, old. professanal mar- hockey long walks on the hair. hazel eyes. good HI THERE"' 40, tow fun and advenmie. rocig, and much more. ethers welcome x (ted male is seeking an beach and more Seeking looking, intellectual and Sol employed. Nd, smok- Must be clean, Sender, Seeing saneone, 30 to 14778 active. employed. maimed a woman who IS tel. tang sensual. IoveS all types Of ting• single white male. 51open minded and dlscoset. 38. with so mar interests. BETTER WITH TWO--- feral, 25 to 35. 5'0" to 6', hawed and blue wood with music. varies of sports. Enjoys Country western BOX 17973 BOX 20104 39 yr old. 5'6 sngb mom- 110 to 130 bs. ler discreet simtler interests. BOX outdoors, camping; plays a music. stamp Co!!ecf Cris. CLEAN LIVE. LOVE, LAUGH er d one, brown her, encounters. Not a one 12011 little patio. Looking for a ow of doors. Seeking lady Ds fol r Nuncios. Attractive single mom of �gr�' sties• smoker. night stand. wards some TAKE A CHANCE %male. 25 to 35, who .s with compatible nierests, oguned two. 33. smoker. social social drinker. Enjoys woks kid d intANerent. kind. ~xxroi le, and fun for shared times together. common jaw couple n drinker En travel, fish- on Ow beach. drives n the area BOX 17779 nine tamer of two, the to be with. BOX 21383 Preler the Cobourg area. seeking a opinion law coo Enjoys antl non smoker. enjoys the BOX 32041 pie w lot fames for discreet. irg. camping and dance � blow.eeking a man. 36 ro SEEKS OLDER LAD( outdoors camping sports RIDE THE WAVES clean encounters BOX rig. Seeks attractive sRnta 46. that lite srm e". honest. 28 yr old. 6'. 290 b. altrac- gal do i^9, music Has 40 yr lad. 6'. 170 Ib. hand- 12870 male. 30 to 40, s►werory, rorrrartie a� asaoonala trve male is seeking an some artistic flair; does some gMmbman. brown- NEW GAL IN TOWN and sen" of humor a oder tenele fp a discreet volunteer work. Seeks ion bbnhde haw. healthy. BOX 12490 5'10- female with long must. BOX 21365 rabbonOwp- BOX 20390 % male who Irkes t0 take a non smoker Enjoys Ow• donde mar and bowwh oyes. LOVES ANNALS ATTENTION o mance Cobourg area side activities, including Mint taro any man wfw CONTACT ME. BCOt 23204 bi walking. boat le now lo to area and e Single white female. 36. Ikas holewty, fun and sin- I7 yr old 5'11-, tit, whoa 'rig Like ng GII 1-"9-451-3723 ntaI' n kneeing new min of bin 135 IDS haw. Ms' employed. � looking few quell. bard nonsmoker � 2L4ETYS oGaO 60p male FEE! a girland . 30. with son- $2.49 per min. n om " acakxN es. am krlsneets era move's, read- Ilea BOX 25190 inp, sense d hu ncr �ly loving n Oshawa, filar . BODt 21376 OLDER MAN WANTED 13481 Ing. walking. the outdoors. Enjoys move's. the out- seeking semiotic who THE GOOD TIMES 33 yr Old white mal. HIVGIVE ME A r dnrg out. and animals. LET'S SHARE LIVES_ doors. quiet mos. how likes ,vale. hrunq, rmovtes, Seeking someone who negative. Seeking a mats, AhtraWve tarmaie sowing a Seeking single white mob. Sim. blue eyed, blorwde and more. Seeing an hon, etc. Want a friendship. enjoys having a good ane. 50 a older BOX 20673 who s sincere. honest, %Male, sociable. good ra cap. Snniaro, anpbyed fit poeabill mo. BOX 17564 Age unmpornnt, n dor ler k]rndus singe a you CASUAL FUN mmrmed write Mnnab "you and wenn. Bol( 23193 cock. Ns. kgM biker attractive female. 40 or NOTHING VENTURED-.. like doing different 21 yr old 6'2-. 270 Ib. burl 11hin k you mtjye be ngrep- HOPELESS ROMANTIC S wig a youni r with smtbr infer- . nothing gained! 46 yr things. grve me a calif Mab wren auburn haw and ad n "ming more about Swogb meow d two. 28. weal 90r'% Wight � cps 1& 20641 op. estapksred. sngle BOX 18482 blue eyes Enjoys music. ma. can BOD( 15426 attractive. car Iovt man. to plus. tet tees white male: light smoker WEEK NIGHT FRIEND tubbing, having run and w4• loving. HONEST PERSON DAYS AND KwG►rTS Outgoing, honest and faith- eanpys mtis�, OM S4 yr old. 146 !b. 5'7'. and Social tinker. enjoys Lonely male. 55. writer more. Seeking a male for � 40s MrnM cowwV ler fol. Looking ler tet nhgfnt mal. home owner. with spats, hockey. bowling, and Onwdcaata who corn- Casual encounters. BOIL Me same witrilb, oufdoaa. racquo Sporn to same ro sldwrxl lin oving u. w oneadgtmest slang aw mai. BOX brown tray and a good t and Doing with owes ro Cobourg from 29 days and rights together 11836 sense of humor. Seeks - Toronto. Seeks companion PUT OUT MY FIRE! Enjoys cow snap hopping. BOX 23194 how and humorous per- low white tam". - 25 to fpr week no" Groat love 34 yr old. 6. 175 lb. gay cwrW music and rod -n -rd. LATS OF LAUGHS-.. 35... BOX 17653 NEED A fOIINDATION Fanab• joking �� tied son, www a tam' Migfn a d musts. wales and warm maw. ire tighter with red BOX 15240 36 yr old, 5'6 1/2' while Mas. BOX 23218 VERY OPEN MOOED dscusseons BOX 23195 hair, brown eyes and TALL DALY WANTS YOU Slid d d own eyes, likes to be Miele IdochN, enjoys En cam OSHAWA AREA Attractive mai*, very g an STOCKY MALE freek,es Seeking movers. th ale$. travel. h�yantprh9• c'an. seeks females or ldted22 yr ac 5 3C b panwith hhendt g quiet Singe malt. 5' l0'. 210 tbs.s. SO yr o. well educa. attract ve mate ono is attached. a curious white outdoors, eottag' Iib, calks alor4 One bemM. attractiveand very well Cowl s, for discreet &a gong, stocky tame dominant and enjoys long comate sttraCLw. eh joys Sporting aarwtiee, etc. Sung someone. trod built. Enjoys mores. ding encounters. Oecntwn of Ww*gers Enjoys sport- neghts. BOX 20347 at arwres, cartpnq arca Seeing a rwn amoki a '' lbs to uaug tip w d mere pie. mwlc, OU$door acw► assured and expected. All Ing evets n• music, moves. DURHAM REGION Mon. Siding a b n or b a - male neer you robe e tough. BOD(14951 boa. Seeking employed bs ed replies answered BOX gardening, reading. and 33 yr old. 5'8-. 150 . B. o len • 19 to 25. with eh4d1'ss. BOIL 12620 rinHOW ME LOVE Ism". 28 to 36. aaroctwe 21412 more. Seeking a sincere curious while male seek- sora whtareals. BOX 11945 NATURE LOVER Attractive, seen stied ahtl physically fit. 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