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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_09_09News Pickering Ax T *4 • Back -to -School Sale 01)Uonal 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand EWMF- Sc°lAel"N't- '). 199-', Vol. 32, No. 36, Pressrun 44,000 16 pages T x '9d ..- -�� M - W �Wild side &INDSC"E CONCEPTS Continues! Look kx ow FuN Cobus � in u►e UtM. sept 1dA prpsr (905) 420-9707 photo by A_J. Groen A thought for the `Queen of Hearts' A book of condolences set up in memory of the late well-wishers there. Here, Shanna Caunter and her Diana, Princess of Wales, was signed by hundreds of daughter, Rebecca pen their message at the book set residents in Pickering and more in Ajax over the up for residents at the Pickering Central Library weekend where a similar book was made available to branch. INSIDE Your Business - Local teen real - I), means business - page 8. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................10 Classified ..............11 HOS' TO REACH US General .. _ .......683-5110 Death Notices ......683-3005 Auction line .......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-800-662-8423 Email ................ Newsroom@durhamnews.net Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net Animals can get a Second Chance in Pickering BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The Second Chance Wildlife Sanctu- ary being established here to help injured and homeless animals is in need of some help itself. Launched in February with great fanfare after the donation of a site in north Pickering by ClubLink Properties Ltd., the sanctuary is being built by volunteers. But it has received insufficient dona- tions to be able to open this year as originally planned. The goal now is to have the sanctuary operating by next DOUG March. DICKERSON "Judging by the amount of phone calls that I get this place is really nec- Aided quest essary," says Joyce Smith, who is lead- ing the project and whose south Pickering home has See ANIMALS/Page 2 `Violent' storm wallops Aj � and Pickering JOHN WIERSMA `It was a very violent storm' "It looked like a twister or tornado' BY SUSAN O'NEILL STAFF REPORTER Hundreds of area residents spent several hours in darkness Saturday night as heavy rains and high winds damaged buildings, downed hydro wires and uprooted trees in Ajax and Pickering. "It was a very violent storm," says John Wiersma, general manager of Pickering Hydro. "It almost looked like a twister or tornado pulled through here" Mr. Wiersma reports the storm caused "severe" damage in certain spots. For example, winds uprooted a 60 -foot tree that fell across power lines on Glendale Drive in Pickering. "About 200 customers in the Glendale subdivision were affected," he says. Power was restored to all but 30 customers by 10 p.m. that evening. Mr. Wiersma says residents in the Bay Ridges and West Shore areas were also left in the dark due to wind damage to hydro lines near the Pick- ering GO train station. Andy Skilling, customer services supervisor for Ajax Hydro, says there were "numerous outages" throughout the central and western areas of town Saturday night. He says most power failures, which ranged from a few moments to several hours in duration, were "due to trees contacting the lines" While the storm kept area hydro utilities, local fire departments were also flooded with calls. Pickering Fire Department deputy chief Bill Douglas says firefighters responded to 18 calls between 6:21 p.m. and 8:51 p.m. Saturday. He says calls included reports of fallen trees and hydro wires, a per- son trapped in an elevator at a Radom Street apartment building See HIGH/Page 2 TACE 2 - T= NEWS ADVIKr= M TUESDAY, SZFIMW t M 9, 1!x7 An aluminum panel on the roof of the Pickering Town Centre sustained wind damage after a severe storm swept through the Ajax and Pickering areas Saturday night. t H i ,gh winds cause damage in Pickering HIGH/From page 1 and a commercial building on Dillingham Road struck by lightning. "They were pretty busy," says Mr. Douglas, who adds none of the calls were out of the ordinary given the nature of the storm. "We had a lot of calls," says Ajax Fire Chief Randy Wilson. "It was mostly little stuff...but a lot of little stuff." As in Pickering, he says most callers in Ajax reported downed power lines and fallen trees. But, there were no fires as a result of the storm. Andrea Keller, marketing director at the Pickering Town Centre, says the "severe rain and wind" damaged an aluminum structure on the roof of the mall v Animals need a sanctuary, sanctuary needs funding A N I N1 A LS/From page I become a kind of unoffi- cial wildlife sanctuary over the years. In addition to the sev- eral cats, dog and two hedgehogs now perma- nent residents, she shared her house recently with two baby skunks. two squirrels and 10 raccoons before taking them for release into the wild or to live at a real sanctuary in Rosseau, Ontario. Ms. Smith estimates she gets about 110 calls a day from people asking her to take in various creatures. "They have this little animal that doesn't have a mother and they don't know what to do with it. "They're so happy when I say I'll take it. Second Chance was start- ed by Ms. S m i t h because she is sim- ply unable to handle the load in her home any more. When she started making her plans for a sanctuary known in the community, ClubLink came forward with a five-year lease on a vacant house, stables and land on Seventh Conces- sion Road next to its Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club. The plan is for Ms. Smith to live in the house and run the sanctuary, aided by volunteers and co-op students. It's expected there will be visiting hours for the public and special pro- grams for school children. Rental of extra stable space may create some income for the sanctuary. Others have come for- ward with donations as well. Millwork of Ajax and Oshawa provided building materials, Cashway Building Centres of Ajax donated paint, Victorian Homes is grading and gravelling the driveway. Oshawa electrical con- tractor Bill MacDonald provided labor, plumbing materials and electrical fixtures. Mike Joensch of Z Art Gallery in Pickering has donat- ed cat food and labor, Canada T r u s t kicked in $7,500 for cages and R o b Lennox of F i r s t Choice Petroleum recently c a m e through with a new furnace for the house. And about 25 volun- teers have worked on and off since February clean- ing and fixing the place. But despite all the donations and efforts, there are still chunks of the ceilings falling down in the stables and the house and walls and photo by Marianne Takacs Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary founder Joyce Smith and her dog, Timber, in front of the stables being converted for the local sanctuary. floors crumbling every- where. As well, little work can be done inside the house until a new roof is put on. Altogether, Ms. Smith and Ward 2 Regional Councillor Doug Dicker- son, who has been helping her get Second Chance established, estimate at least $20,000 in materials and/or cash donations is needed to complete enough work to allow the sanctuary to open. Volun- teers are also needed to help finish the sanctuary and operate it. One stumbling block for donors, according to Ms. Smith, has been the five-year lease on the site which has some people worried the sanctuary will have to close when the lease is up. But both she and Coun. Dickerson are confident Second Chance will be a permanent facility. "Five-year leases are normal terms for compa- nies to sign," says Coun. Dickerson. "I think ClubLink has a long-term commitment here. Every indication is to us the lease will be renewed at the end of the five years and after that five years there will be another five years." Second Chance will welcome all kinds of donations in addition to cash. The sanctuary already has an old stretcher from a home for the aged in Whitby which will be put to good use, recycled toi- lets from Durham Region, and a promise of some used equipment from a local veterinarian. Charitable tax receipts can be provided to donors. Anyone who'd like to make a donation or volun- teer can call Ms. Smith at 839-4310. which houses a cooling system. She says "the wind got down inside" the structure, damaging the five -by -114 -foot alu- minum panel at approximately 6:30 p.m. Ms. Kelter says the panel was not blown across the roof but remained attached to the tower at its base. It was to be reattached Mon- day, she says. Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim Grimley told the News Advertiser he was not advised of any problems in the area other than the incident at the Pickering Town Centre. Environment Canada officials could not be reached for comment to confirm if the storm included a tornado, further to reports of sight- ings of funnel clouds in the area. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL PLAN PURPOSE OF THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT REGIONAL FILE NO.: OPA 97410 The Repional Municipality of Durham to considenrg an amendment to the Durham Regional Of asi Plan to pat, 1 the derelopn+ent of an 1a hob golf course and a country inn 1, r l in the Town of Pickering. R I i 'Town of Pickering Fie Noe. 97-004/P d A 24M • TOWN OF PICKERING 0 ►�"�° �E6kpM SUBJECT Gov SITE Cowes s The Drxtnm Region Plarvii V Conwatue wA hold a public meeting to WOnride irManesI I parties the 0pp0rhX* to make coi wim s. ift" issues and provide additional hdormebon relative to the proposed Amendment The public meeting will be held on: Tuesday. Sepbmber 30.1997 at 10:00 a.m. Durham Region Planning Department, Main Boardroom Vlvwlby Mat, Fourth Flow, Lang Tower CON ENIM OR CUESTIONS? An irdonnelb report ourirrirp Mie dMaitt of Mie proposed Amendnwit may be oblairi - *am On Durham Region Phinniq Departimnt. N you hairs any gueslim or 0onmew s re9f1riD go proposed Arnwxkn@ lt, please oon- r, Chris Darting, Plermer Tei: (905) 720-7731 (VNMby) Tel: (905) Mt -1651 (Toronto) Fax (905) 4WN112 0 YOU wish to make a M No subffftom or N you wish to be noYMd of subeequsnt nrsetin9s or vie sdoptlon of Mrt proposal Amw dmsrk please writs b ria Commiaionar d Plemirg, Bac CM, VNrifby, Ontario, LIN ude OA3. Please inclyour ar111raas. tmplioria member and Mia WOioritr 1111. mrefto in Vow submission. If a parson or prbk body Viat ills a no0oa d appeW of a din for ria Proposed official plan a wKie n[ b Mia Ontario Municipal Board dose not make oral wbmissiona M a PA*c maaffrg ar dose not oloa weiften Sibnilesioris baba the proposed of ial plan -- W hib art is adopled. Mia Onfarb Mtawcipel am ' may diMriisa ajar part d Mia appal. ~ Chair. Plemlirig ComniMee co miissio isr of ninniiWrlinP.P. g P illbaard TUESDAY, SEPT. 9 -; ELLOWSHIP: The Ladies in ,llowship Evening (LIFE) eets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at e Bayfair Baptist Church, ingston Rd. east of Whites Rd., ckering. $2 at the door. Theme Consider the Lillies. Fashion ow also held. Call 839-2494 (Edna) for formation. URTICULTURE: The Picker -- g Horticultural Society meets 8 p.m. in the gym at St. idrew's Presbyterian Church, Church St. N., Ajax (Picker - g Village). Frank Kershaw pre- nts `Great Gardens Near Pronto'. All welcome. Non- :mbers $2. Call 839-7600 or 16) 282-4434 for more infor- WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 10 'CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre offers a drop-in Breast Cancer Peer Support ,..Group for women living with breast cancer from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. 579-4833. BUSINESS NETWORKING: The Durham Homepreneurs Group holds a breakfast meeting the second Thursday of each ,:;*onth at the Annandale Golf & Country Club, Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. The group is for home entrepreneurs, small business owners and businesses who serve them. Members $10, others $15. .,Call 839-4014 (Brian Spencer) r_ for more information. 'BEAVERS, CUBS, SCOUTS: `'The 1 st Glengrove Scout Group +;holds a general meeting and reg - 4' istration from 7 to 8:30 p.m. in the gym at Glengrove Public `.School, 1934 Glengrove Rd. =':New adult members being sought. Call 427-2522 (Judy or WCOMERS: The Ajax- ' kering Newcomers Club ets at 8 p.m. at Pickering Vil- s United Church, 300 Church N., Ajax. It's for women liv- in the area three years or less. club meets the second trsday of each month. Call '-9510 (Doreen) for informa- 'SOUTH PACIFIC 23 DAY ESCORTED TOUR Feb. 69 1998 $6,950.00 SPECIAL PRESENTATION SUN. SEPT. 14M 2.00 p.m. VP Val MrtYtN Tard 7021Wwood Aw. SHAW fox .m X•r .. THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1997 - PAGE 3 Lay y our cards on the table for United Way Over $40,W0 in cash and prizes is available for winning in the Royal Cana- dian Legion's Royal Euchre Challenge III, being run locally in aid of the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. The Challenge is in its third year and is a province -wide event organized and run by Legion Branch 606 of Pickering. Everyone, not just Legion members, may participate in the tournament, which is in a team progressive format. Anyone without a partner will be paired up with another single player if they register alone. Prizes of $300 for first place, $150 for second and $100 for third will be awarded in the preliminary and semi-final rounds. The grand prize is $5,0t>n. First-round play is being hosted at the Pickering branch Saturday, Sept. 20, with registration at noon and play begin- ning at I p.m. There is a one-time regis- tration fee of $15 which is good for the whole tournament. Twenty-five per cent of first-round participants proceed to the semi-finals Saturday, Oct. 25 and the championship round will be held Satur- day, Nov. 15. Finalists from Legion branches across Ontario will be partici- pating in the championship round in Pickering Nov. 15. For more information on how you can participate, call Branch 606 at 839-9144 or your own local Legion branch. Muslim event in Pickering aims to wash PICKERING — The Muslim Edu- cational and Cultural Association is host- ing a special night Tuesday. Sept. 16 to promote its anti -racism booklet. *Water- fall'. It will be held from 7 to 10 p.m- at the Pickering Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. The booklet is a collection of stories of personal experience. It is meant to be thought of like a waterfall, flowing into society and into people's away racism hearts and minds to dilute and perhaps even wash away the poison of racism. All residents are invited by the Mus- lim Educational and Cultural Associa- tion to participate in the event and to meet with the writers and others guests. Tables will be set up with information on understanding and fighting racism. Guest of honor Mayor Wayne Arthurs will conduct the opening ceremony. For more information, call 683-7.347. 'at I] : -4 == -U01031E FOR WINTER HOUSE BLUES Many homes suffer from dark. gloomyy or claustropic feeling areas. THIS CAN BE CUREDI By simply adding generous portions of natural light, and perhaps a few plants or even flowers, a whole new atmosphere of bright open space can be achieved. It's an environment that /eels good to be in. 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News Advert_ Tiles., Sept. 9, 1997 News Advertiser • Wks AA's- P® Hut Ajax'PidD. Sarab, Jobw & Nora Tuesday's carriers of the Shoppin Drug W" week are, Sarah, John & V* RM � Nora. They enpy gymnastics, soccer & dancing. They will receive a dinner for 4 and a T shirt compliments of Burger King. Congralulatiows Sarah, John & Nora for being our carriers of the week. Klima Commuted to • Delivered to selected households Daly Excellence Remember, all Inserts, including 1280 Kingston Rd.. Pickering 345 McKenzie Ave., Ajax those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your If xoti did not rccci%-(, newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For inforination on delivering or ffivrs call your advertising Flyers, Circulation at call ALVIN q1 T BROUWER at On 633-5110. """'"i PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1997 P ringyour hid ren read to read in Picke Reading readiness sessions starts Friday, Sept. 12 at 10 a.m. at at the branch. dren for only one program at one branch. the branch. Registration for the Rouge Hill All reading programs are very popular, Residents should take their library cards programs set to run groups starts Wednesday. Sept. 10 at 10 a.m. so parents are asked to register their chit- when registering. at public libraries PICKERING — The Pickering Public Library is offering a number of reading readiness programs for children aged six months to five MEXTRA years. A new Saturday Drop-in Story - time for children four to seven will be held Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. from FOR IMI Sept. 20 to Nov. 29 at the Central Library. It will feature stories and songs for participants. FOR KOS Tales for Twos, for toddlers aged a Al previou* reduced kids' 24 to 36 months and their caregivers,tg sttoesand is offered on Fridays at 10:30 a.m. from Sept. 19 to Nov. 28 at the Bay M EXTRA Ridges Branch. At the Rouge Hill Branch, Tales for Twos runs Wednes- off days at 10:15 a.m. or Thursdays at o 10:30 a.m. between Sept. 17 and FOR WO� Nov. 27. Storytime for Children aged three • Al premouY reduced Torrtmy to five is offered at Bay Ridges Fri- HifW,Laxw,JonesNew York, day mornings at 1 I a.m. from Sept. Jax. PeterNygard, LizClalbome 19 to Nov. 28: and at Rouge Hill and Emm tames iashioris. Wednesdays at 10:45 a.m. and 2 p.m. or Thursdays at 1 I a.m. and 2 p.m. between Sept. 17 and Nov. 27. W/o Registration for the Bay Ridges FOR WO1Mi �'9�C hed r ?' Castrol Connection & AMtude SpR1�SlITrrw ,I�es. T sfYts. YOU ARE INVITED FORW� t to havea hone y • AlCasual re9�� -priced of a time! 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Discounts not valid with any other oW inducting regular -2- or 3 -for' pricing. Discounts on regular priced items txdess otherwise noted. Personal shopping only, Excludes Factory Outlet, Warehouse Stones and Clearance Centres. "We VAN deduct the equivalent of the GST and FST from the purchase price. •T• THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1997 - PAGE 5 Around Durham. Remon Off the buses Durham public board says `No' to busing Whitby neighborhood students BY CHRISTY CHASE DURHAM STAFF WHITBY - A request by Harri- son Court parents to have their chil- dren continue to ride a bus to school has been turned down by the Durham Board of Education. The transportation department denied the request since there is "a safe, logical route through the neigh- borhood" that's under the 1.6 -kilo- metre limit for busing, says board communications director Mary Brown. "It has sidewalks all the way and there appear to be no safety issues," she says, adding the decision was made early Friday afternoon. "I definitely don't agree with them," says Terry Scbu, one of sev- eral parents upset their children can no longer ride the bus to Leslie McFarlane Public School. "We measured the most direct route to the school ... and it was over the 1.6 -limit they gave. I'm still going to be putting the kids on the bus until they maybe physically remove them." On Thursday morning, board staff and parents measured two routes to the school from the subdivision just south of Manning Road and east of Brock Street. The route preferred by parents, using three streets, includ- ing two main streets was just over the 1.6 -kilometre limit. The other, suggested by the board and using mostly sidestreets through the subdivision, was under the limit. A recent change in board policy calls for children living less than 1.6 kilo- metres from a school to walk. Those over that distance are bused. Last year, the children were bused to school due to major construction on Garden Street at the CP Rail tracks. But this year, the parents were told the children would have to walk. Mr. Sebu says the bus "stops almost on my doorstep and is going to school half full." He said the walk, about 30 minutes long, is too far for younger children and will probably take closer to 45 minutes in the winter. He adds the parents' route has a crossing guard at Bradley Drive and Garden Street to help children cross Bradley. Ms. Brown says there is also a crossing guard at Garden and Kilber- ry Drive, where the children would exit onto Garden using the board's preferred route. She adds the guards are there primarily to help children cross Garden. She adds she was unaware the parents had been putting their chil- dren onto the bus. Mr. Sebu says the driver has been taking down the children's names and addresses. Courtice woman aims to help less fortunate BY CINDY UPSHALL DURHAM STAFF CLARINGTON -- When Rachel Arsenault heads south this winter, it won't be for a relaxing dream vaca- tion of lying on the beach and play- ing in the surf. In January the 20 -year-old Cour- lice resident is heading to South America to work in Guyana for 10 weeks doing health surveys, devel- oping national parks, and renovat- ing schools and community build- ings. "I'm really interested in other countries, other cultures," she says. "Countries that are less fortunate than us I really want to help out." Ms. Arsenault is one of 30 Cana- dians travelling to Guyana with Youth Challenge International (YCI), an organization which encourages youth and global devel- opment. "I looked into a lot of groups like this and this was the only one that dealt with development issues and I was interested in that because I'm thinking about going to school for (international) development," says the Port Perry High School gradu- ate. Although YCI also has projects in Costa Rica, Ms. Arsenault chose Guyana to learn about a new coun- try. "I guess because I didn't know anything about Guyana and I saw a slide show about it and it looked so beautiful," she said. As part of her preparation for the trip, which also includes an outdoor selection weekend involving chal- lenges like problem -solving, Ms. Arsenault must fund -raise $3,750 to help cover costs incurred for the trip. Raising the money through fund- raising is preferred by YCI because "it's for public awareness. It's like my community helping other com- munities in need," she says. The help attain her goal, Ms. Arse- nault is holding a car wash on Satur- day, Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m at the Trinity Pentecostal Church at 900 King St. E. in Oshawa. T-shirts with the YCI logo will also be on sale for $10. If you'd like to donate call 433- 0767, or for more information on YCI call the office at 416-971- 9846. t�0■�`M.'J-.01't'w1t 'Awf re Ort 'folio g� rs,.pectato Jud F .; , y n; 4, M, eres never" a good time; an accident $Y CINDY PSHALL / DOW" STAFF � y r CLARINGTON — Mosport Park says it WHI bolt ways to prevent another incident similar to that $ which sent an Oshawa race spectator to hospital a Abour Day weekend event- ?_,', _Sid Priddle, vice president of public relations for International Motor Sports Ports Group (IMSG) Prof- �er'ties Inc. which operates Mosport Park, says the :company will be reviewing any reports or recommen- dations as a result of the investigation Into the inci- dent, which may improve safety. Oshawa resident Peter Grummett, 46, wai rushed to Oshawa General Hospital Sunday, Aug. 31 around 10 am. after he was hit in the upper body by a tire which caste off a race car and bounced into a specta- tor viewing area, after the car collided with another Formula 1600 car. He was tact transferred to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, where he remained in critical condi- tion.. ."We don't have all the information. Until you get all the pieces you can't put the puzzle together," says Mr. Priddle, explaining Mosport will have to wait until the investigation is completed before they make any decisions. Since IMSG took over Mosport earlier this year c company has stressed its emphasis on improving :.:'.track safety at the park. Mr. Priddle says the track was inspected prior to the weekend racing event for insurance purposes. An inspection of the spectator areas was also luded as part of this. _ "Obviously if it wasn't safe we wouldn't have had rusuraruce," he says. While it's ironic the accident occurred on IMSG's major event at Mosport Park, Mr. Priddle says 's never a good time" for something like this to appen, adding the company's thoughts are with the 7NIctim and his family. .. Mr. Priddle could not comment` on whether acct- �,*nts such as this are common in racing events, say- ing "when things haven at a racetrackthey happen Mvery quickly. "I wouldn't say it's a regular occurre=nce or that it's ¢*nusuaL" Durham Regional Police's traffic awnagement m condittieg their investigatioes. Norseman Plastics will present One Day Only Backyard Composter Sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the northwest parking lot of the shopping centre. For sale for $25 plus tax will be the Norse- man Earth Machine, made from 50 per cent recycled plastic and featuring a twist -lock lid, twist -peg anchors and compost access door. The composter is easy to transport and assem- ble and comes with a 10 -year manufacturer's warranty. During the sale, staff from the works depart- ment will answer questions and provide free information about composting, no purchase necessary. Fashion show helps Hospital for Sick Children AJAX — A fund-raising fashion show for the Hospital for Sick Children is being held at Annandale Golf and Curling Club in Ajax in November. Show producer Richard Hudy of Tri-Star Production says the aim is to raise between $5,000 and $15,000 for the hospital. "I think people should support the hospital," Mr. Hudy explains. "The doctors and nurses provide the best care for the kids, who come from all over. The government cuts is another reason we're doing this, as well." The show, being held Sunday, Nov. 9 at 6 p.m., will feature the spring fashions of Cana- dian designer Joanna Monroe. Tickets are $22.50 per person, which includes dinner. To promote the event, a free family gather- ing is being held Saturday, Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cashway Buildirtg Centre, at the corner of Westney Road and Hwy. 2, in Ajax. (Cashway is one of the sponsors for the show.) There'll be a band, face painting and refreshments. Tickets for the November event will be available at the end of September, Mr. Hudy says. Call 427-5375 for more information or to order tickets. Oshawa man spreads news about missing dog OSHAWA - An Oshawa man plans to launch a major poster campaign in the downtown area to try and recover a pit bull stolen from his res- idence last week. James Kedge says witnesses saw a man remove his five -week-old pit bull from a rooming house at 115 Mary St., near Colborne St. on Monday around 4:30 p.m. Durham Regional Police have been notified, says Mr. Kedge, who says the dog has unique markings - it's charcoal grey with light brown patches. He fears the person who took the dog won't properly look after it. -Composters on sale Sept. 13 in Oshawa If you're looking for a backyard composter, check out a special sale Sept. 13 at the Oshawa Centre. Durham Region works department and selection weekend involving chal- lenges like problem -solving, Ms. Arsenault must fund -raise $3,750 to help cover costs incurred for the trip. Raising the money through fund- raising is preferred by YCI because "it's for public awareness. It's like my community helping other com- munities in need," she says. The help attain her goal, Ms. Arse- nault is holding a car wash on Satur- day, Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m at the Trinity Pentecostal Church at 900 King St. E. in Oshawa. T-shirts with the YCI logo will also be on sale for $10. If you'd like to donate call 433- 0767, or for more information on YCI call the office at 416-971- 9846. t�0■�`M.'J-.01't'w1t 'Awf re Ort 'folio g� rs,.pectato Jud F .; , y n; 4, M, eres never" a good time; an accident $Y CINDY PSHALL / DOW" STAFF � y r CLARINGTON — Mosport Park says it WHI bolt ways to prevent another incident similar to that $ which sent an Oshawa race spectator to hospital a Abour Day weekend event- ?_,', _Sid Priddle, vice president of public relations for International Motor Sports Ports Group (IMSG) Prof- �er'ties Inc. which operates Mosport Park, says the :company will be reviewing any reports or recommen- dations as a result of the investigation Into the inci- dent, which may improve safety. Oshawa resident Peter Grummett, 46, wai rushed to Oshawa General Hospital Sunday, Aug. 31 around 10 am. after he was hit in the upper body by a tire which caste off a race car and bounced into a specta- tor viewing area, after the car collided with another Formula 1600 car. He was tact transferred to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, where he remained in critical condi- tion.. ."We don't have all the information. Until you get all the pieces you can't put the puzzle together," says Mr. Priddle, explaining Mosport will have to wait until the investigation is completed before they make any decisions. Since IMSG took over Mosport earlier this year c company has stressed its emphasis on improving :.:'.track safety at the park. Mr. Priddle says the track was inspected prior to the weekend racing event for insurance purposes. An inspection of the spectator areas was also luded as part of this. _ "Obviously if it wasn't safe we wouldn't have had rusuraruce," he says. While it's ironic the accident occurred on IMSG's major event at Mosport Park, Mr. Priddle says 's never a good time" for something like this to appen, adding the company's thoughts are with the 7NIctim and his family. .. Mr. Priddle could not comment` on whether acct- �,*nts such as this are common in racing events, say- ing "when things haven at a racetrackthey happen Mvery quickly. "I wouldn't say it's a regular occurre=nce or that it's ¢*nusuaL" Durham Regional Police's traffic awnagement m condittieg their investigatioes. Norseman Plastics will present One Day Only Backyard Composter Sale from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the northwest parking lot of the shopping centre. For sale for $25 plus tax will be the Norse- man Earth Machine, made from 50 per cent recycled plastic and featuring a twist -lock lid, twist -peg anchors and compost access door. The composter is easy to transport and assem- ble and comes with a 10 -year manufacturer's warranty. During the sale, staff from the works depart- ment will answer questions and provide free information about composting, no purchase necessary. Fashion show helps Hospital for Sick Children AJAX — A fund-raising fashion show for the Hospital for Sick Children is being held at Annandale Golf and Curling Club in Ajax in November. Show producer Richard Hudy of Tri-Star Production says the aim is to raise between $5,000 and $15,000 for the hospital. "I think people should support the hospital," Mr. Hudy explains. "The doctors and nurses provide the best care for the kids, who come from all over. The government cuts is another reason we're doing this, as well." The show, being held Sunday, Nov. 9 at 6 p.m., will feature the spring fashions of Cana- dian designer Joanna Monroe. Tickets are $22.50 per person, which includes dinner. To promote the event, a free family gather- ing is being held Saturday, Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Cashway Buildirtg Centre, at the corner of Westney Road and Hwy. 2, in Ajax. (Cashway is one of the sponsors for the show.) There'll be a band, face painting and refreshments. Tickets for the November event will be available at the end of September, Mr. Hudy says. Call 427-5375 for more information or to order tickets. PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1997 • . Ajax -Pickering ♦ 1 r o r a s and etterS News Advertiser A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Someone's doing something right The numbers don't lie. The unemployment rate has dipped to 8.9 per cent in Canada, to 8.4 per cent in Ontario and down to 7.8 per cent in the Oshawa region (including Oshawa, Whitby and Clarington). Ajax -Pickering and Port Peng numbers are not available, but are considered 'close' to the Oshawa rates. The Oshawa region's unemployment rate was 10.1 per cent last August, so the drop in unemployment in one year is an astonishing 20 per cent. At the same time, since July of 1995, there has been a drop of 16 per cent in provincial welfare nates. In addi- tion, the Province has dropped personal income tax rates by 15 per cent with the intention of further dropping rates another 15 per cent over the next two years. Contrary to the threats of some doomsayers, federal cuts of civil servants have not increased national unem- ployment, slashing of federal transfer payments to provinces have not resulted in rising provincial deficits (or taxes), and now municipalities will find creative ways to cut costs without increasing taxes. What's not to like.' All of this has been accomplished with more people working now since the high -flying 80%. Governments of course, don't deserve all the credit for these great numbers: they never do, just as they don't deserve all the blame when times are bad. Conditions of supply and demand, and economic activity around the world —especially in the United States — have a profound influence on the Canadian economy. Nonetheless, gov- ernments at all levels are to be thanked for helping to cre- ate a solid business climate. We all benefit in many ways: more people working means fewer on welfare or employment insurance and means more tax dollars col- lected to help fight the deficit and keep the prospect of tax increases at bay. The biggest change over the past few years has been the election of the Tories in Ontario. Their policies have helped to make Ontario business -friendly creating a good bottom line for us all. It's all there in black and white. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at ; nfosotn+Ce 683-7040 and dial 5104 ♦You said it... In response to the Sept. 5 News Advertiser edito- rial headlined `A princess for the ages', one read- er said: "I thought it was an excellent editorial in that it really point- ed out that her death was due to drunk driving. It's not diverting from the real issue. It wasn't really the paparazzi or anybody else who killed her. It was a drunk driver. I think the world has to pay more attention to the dangers of drunk driving." Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday Wednesday Friday Sunday v Letters to the editor The kids are all right To the editor: May I bring to your attention and that of your readers a poignant scene that transpired here just prior to the Labor Day weekend'? It occurred in the shopping plaza at the south end of Harwood Avenue just across from the Ajax police station. On Friday, Aug. 29 I was attracted to an area where about 50 teenagers stood around in somber silence so different from their general animated state. On the sidewalk sat a couple of boys in adult bodies silently holding bunches of flowers. In front of them was a message chalked on the side- walk, one that these aging eyes could not discern. As I watched in wonder, an elderly couple shuffled toward the crowd, intent on entering one of the premises. The crowd respectfully opened up and let them through. An hour later I returned to the scene, having completed my grocery shopping. The crowd was the same but the faces had changed. A policeman came from across the road to investi- gate and left without altering the situa- tion. On the adjacent curb sat a group of kids, some with head in hand, others sobbing softly, still others in stoic silence. I learned the story from a lad there. One of their friends had passed away in tragic circumstances and these boys and girls were here, their old meeting place, to pay their last respects. As I listened to these words, my eyes caught other young people expressing their affection for the departed in chalk and crayon on the sidewalk. The previous day in another Ajax shopping centre I had witnessed a child throwing a tantrum in an effort to get what she wanted and I heard a voice say, "There is the future genera- tion." At the time I mentally agreed but now my fears for the future are wiped away. In the ever-changing group at the impromptu memorial service, I saw our future: realistic, thoughtful, caring. These kids will grow up too soon but our future is safe in their hands. Louis J. Dickson, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neat- ly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGRARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZWJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real Eslate/AutomotiveAdvertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 Admin/Classifled Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@durhamnews.net LINDA WHITE Staff Writer Follow Di's lead as a living tribute Since the death of Princess Diana, not a day has gone by that I haven't talked to at least a few people about the tragedy. Conversations have touched on the role of the paparazzi in her death, young sons left without a mother, drunk driving and tabloid newspapers. Many people have told me they hope some good comes from her death. While I've never been overly interested in the goings-on of the Royal Family, I was cer- tainly touched by news of Diana's death and I, too, hope it was not in vain. Some are demanding laws to protect those in the; public eye from the intense scrutiny the popular princess suffered. For others, it would mean supermarket tabloids that profit from the invasion of people's lives would be crushed by public backlash. I would applaud both. But other than refusing to buy those tabloids, is there really much for people touched by her death to do? I think so. Consider the many tributes to the princess applauding the causes she championed, her kindness toward AIDS victims, her battle against land mines, her visits with young children, her notes to cancer victims. She brought national attention to her causes — many of which can be found in our own community. Last week, we brought you a story about community reaction to Princess Diana's death. In the same edition, we carried a lengthy article inviting you to lend your free time and your wealth of talents as a volunteer to help less fortunate people living in your town. Soon, the United Way of Ajax - Pickering will be asking for your finan- cial support to help the needy. Before long, you'll be reminded to_ donate to food drives as part of your preparations for Thanksgiving. There are countless ways we can bring a smile to people in need and hoar a woman — not because she was a pincers — but because she was a humanitarian. Following her example may be the greatest way of ensuring that some good can indeed come from a tragedy. Linda White writes in our Tuesday notation of staff columnists. To respond to this col- umn call Infosowre at 683-7040 and dial 5108. The News Advertiser is one of the Metrotand Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax dt Picketing Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement Broiled to space price error occupies. ' CHERYL RAIN ES, Assistant Production Manager tutpJ/www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L I S 2H5 Un— LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager ® ce"d- '� 0.y 5 9' ' ltw a a /1 SEPTEMBER DICKERING "' Muscular Dystrophy Awareness Month 11�► ti- ~ ' �� Arthritis Month f txastaeE aero aEtarror s The Pickering Recreation Complex has been proudly Sept. 11 Site Plan Advisory Committee serving your community Ibr 14 yeah Sept. 15 Town Council Meeting $C]tUrdCtj/r Sept. 20, 1997Sept. 17 Committee of Adjustment Sept. 18 Statutory Public Information Meeting 12:00 p.m. to 2.00 p.m. Sept. 22 Executive Committee Meeting ! &*W your whole kn* to the Pleke ft Recreation Complex r• Sept. 28 Durham College & University Join in fhe celebration Centre Week in Durham Region Enjoy � �� ond the cornpwfi Sept. 29 Management Meeting r Saturday, September 20,12:W to 2:00 p.m. 1 Join In the kin... Celebrate with us at the I 1997 PROPERTY TAXES DUE I Pickering Recreation Complex! r SEPTEMBER 25, 1997 I Valley Farm Rood, lust south of Hwy. 2 - 683-6582 ' The second of two installments of the FINAL tax bill I SWIM• SQUASH, f is due this month. I -e RACQUETBALL Payments may be made at any Chartered Bank or s HEALTH CLUB' Trust Company. I oro COQ°^ o« �'S0^. ;ar r'h oe �eoee'naa Baar.m ' 290 o m ro 2 0o pm. on satuan. SW*rtw 20, 1997 Telephone bill paying services may also be used. I Mug be to ran a apo or aer in Use to •turr+clio Please contact your financial institution branch for I` �71iO� 0°O� "� — — - be — - � � � turther information. lare te payment charges aadded on the first day of the The Health Club at the Pickering Recreation Complex following month on all unpaid installments and on the first day of each month thereafter. The rate is 1.00% ...Still your BEST Fitness Value! tier each month. or fraction thereof. Payment in person can be made to the Cashier at dw Enjoy our full line of fixed weights, selectorized machines, a Municipal Building. One The Fsplanade. Pickering. stretching area, and such state-of-the-art carcho equipment as: Ontario. L IV 6K7 v Lifestride Treodmills Our telephone number is (905) 420-4614 V Recumbent 6/ StairMosters Building Partnerships V Crossrobics L�b/ Concept 11 PlusRowers Sirr)ply purchase your Membership at reception and enjoy L unlimited access to the Health rocitifyl 1� O0~TMmmi An Annual Membership (one year) is only $294.25 plus Ttic Community Page print has been developed ar GST...tronthly payment option available at $24.52 plus GST (annual 4 Healthy Comnraity partners with the opportunity to highk adrtliN�faNOr1 fee $16.05 on monthly payment option) their programs and services that contribute to Pickering's well- y being. ;a A Seasonal Memt)ersNp (three rnonft) is oNy $119.77 plus 1i Pickering Town Centre Poy-As-You-Go Basis: Simply pay $5.25 of reception every 11me , 1� In the sprit of Pick ring's Healthy Community laoaiive, the you wish to work out. (♦/ Pickering Town Centre will continue to serve the needs of our The Fitness ROOM and CardiAmex nnex is available to those 1 a r comnwaity. smving to deliver the "Gneatcst Benefits to the Years Ma)onty- as we collectively and proactively pursue and cmich of age and up. For teens 13-17 yeah Of age, access is available the quality of life for all Pickering residents. when F.11 Club has been completed. k Ph7grans: * Pickering Town Centre, MallWalk - Daily - 7:00 a.rn Join us for• • - •introduction to the Health• Learn 1 * Pickering Town Centre, Kidsafe - Mon -Sar. • • • • • • • • • - •fat -burning • • K 10 a m -Noon kE.er: . equipment.11 . _- qualified -professionals * Mayon Charity Classic• September is. 1997 - 8: i0 a m. • • • - • • - • • - • questions Cherry Downs Golf Course Fitness Room •..n Every other Thursday. • , • In support of Ajax/Pickenng Hospital Contributing to Pkkering's Well4wing To reserve a spot for this FREE Fitness Room Orientation simpiy call AQUATICS js ct 831-1711 or 683-6582 (scicces cre • k PREPARE' STAY SAFE! SURVIVE! And bf your P*cK* of Mind - The Picks" X hm bean LEARN TO SWM proudlyklg seryyour community br ow11 r4 yen. You can favi RECREATION COMPLEX & DUNBARTON POOL 1M�e sesecure1Y,�.,� ,,.� 1:1CIi K GROUP LESSONS in ^'o^w� �s be here to swive youl SFMI-PRIVATE REASONABLE RATES PRIVATE OPENINGS ARE EXTREMELY uMITED Celebrate the 1promotion of ADULT LESSONS, COMPETITIVE SWIM CLUBS, SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING! SOMETHING FOR LeVEIPYBODY.r WATERFALL CALL 1(9N) t31 -171l1-1711 FORMiORE INi�ORMA7'ION DEP"WrItE"T of cin n= & "a collection of Works i "k7RF.A110N REQUiRFS A P 06"M to dilute Racism" Applicants must possess current clapiadr.mp,alata Ontario Fitness council IllaosOft „; cEmphooertification: Ixttstic rescuer CPR aria lUesday September 16th. likita ,Otaria Standard First Aid certification. A `IVW Minimum >�c rexperience in Pickering Civic Complex q,1p�,a„k g step classes is required. 7 pm to 10 pm •0°°'d110' "" r"Application forms can be obtained ••t ads. from the Human Resources yin YrmrrYm p.Iriad Department.One The Esplanade, N„ Pickering and must be completed Contact M.E.C.A. ns.o.tsw.c.ta46, and returned by September 19, 1997, to sssbd aacaiid" to Valerie Jones, Entployalent The Muslim Educational m rim as Services coordinator: Auditions wwwu.trwhoapw will be held '1tiieaaay, Septeaabw & Cultural Association tifffm;a°"ha' y'", 30, 1997 at 8:09 ps. and Wednesday, Octamr 1,1997 at 5:30 am. 683-7447 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9,1997 -PAGE 7 P Saturday, September 13, 1997 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Free..... Participatory ..... Fun ..... Art is for Everybody! VISUAL ART EXHIBITION INTERACTIVE WORKSHOPS CHILDREN'S & YOUTH ART ACTIVITIES !MUSICAL, DRAMA, DANCE & LITERARY PERFORMANCES "Father Goose" Bill Lishman Slide Presentation 2:00 p.m. Council Chambers $5.00 admission fee Proceeds to the PineRidge Arts Council �Mww •- � 11i i�iv V!Nl imu d For further inforrination call: (905) 420-4620 Refreshments by Canadian Progress Club, Deville & Second Cup >PI CKERI-1�7i: , useum J illage �a a • . �+ K Satunsday1 &L-1pe ember 13 FROM 7:30 P.M. walk back in time with your guide Hannah Matthews, wife of the h rebel Peter Matthews. loin us as the spirits of Pickering's past come to life. Tours leave in groups of 15 every 10 minutes. 1 a ADMISSION: Adults $5, Families $15. For more iotormatiioo please call 683 -gal DiREt'noNs: 3 km east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. S7 PICSER1a�'G useum . � illage corporate chauea" cbilarea's Games, ReadRetr+t-Aments, Entertainment, Family Fun, Music and more! ADnussil Adults ss i a r ....w. b..p. olw s Pm To 4 rm For mos information can 683 -Ml or IIBo-moo. DntEerloNs: 3 km east of Brock Rd. on Hwy. #7 PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERITSER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1997 Your Business In good company A"91 aystudent on the road to corporate success BY NATALIE MILLER SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVEKnSE R AJAX — He started a business from the ground up, developed a product, established a list of clients and liquidated the firm. Geofl- Wadham may sound like a typ- ical entrepreneur, but he's only 18. The: Ajax High School graduate has won a $1,5(X) Entrepreneurship Scholar- ship from Junior Achievement of Canada for his contribution to a program that pairs high school students with a team of volunteer business advisers from the community who, together, form a com- pany and operate it through to liquidation in 24 weeks. Mr. Wadham was one of five students to win the award competing against thousands of young entrepreneurs from across Canada- He anadaHe was required to write an essay that explained how the skills he acquired in the Junior Achievement Company Pro- gram would assist him in his future plans to becorne an entrepreneur. Winners were selected on scholastic achievement, participation in the Junior Achievement Company Program, lead- ership, entrepreneurial spirit and post- secondary and career potential. Winning the scholarship "shocked me and impressed me;' Mr. Wadham reports. He says the money will help him pur- sue lus studies in business at Ryerson Polytechnic University in Toronto this fall, but "being recognized for everything I've dome" is of equal importance. After a Junior Achievement represen- tative spoke to Mr. Wadham's class dur- Become the boss If you're interested in becoming your own boss, you won't want to miss the next meeting of the Durham Home and Small Business Association (DHSBA). The association is hosting Elly Gotz, director of the Toronto School of Business, at its meeting Wednesday, Sept. 17. Mr. Gotz will share his experience and ideas on how to start and operate a small or home-based business. The meeting will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at the CAW Hall, 1250 Phillip Murray Dr., Oshawa. The new DHSBA executive will also be introduced at the meeting. Cost is $10 for members and $15 for non-members. For more information, call 905- 728-2899. Ing his OAC year, he teamed up with eight of his schoolmates because he wanted to learn more about owning his own business. Mr. Wadham's Junior Achievement company — including three business advisers — met once a week for three hour, at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex. Mr. Wadham and his team made golf counters — seven beads on a string used to count strokes. They sold the product for $1 apiece to family and friends. A pretty tidy profit when you consider it only cost about 30 cents to make each counter and the firm sold between 300 and 500 pieces. His team would be the envy of many companies; partner% manufactured the counters themselves out of beads and stung. Salespeople made 10 -per cent com- mission, other employees were paid 50 cents an hour, with vice-presidents draw- ing an additional salary of $2 a week. Mr. Wadham was among the vice- presidents; he was in charge of market- ing. Among other things, he was responsi- BIDS ble for writing letters to potential clients and making contacts in the business community. "It's basically a real company, but we're a bunch of high school kids;' he explains. Upon liquidation of the company, he and his colleagues sold the counters for as much as they could get and donated leftover raw materials to a church to use in making crafts. Mr. Wadham has also operated a cleaning business with a friend through his own initiative. Although he's unsure which path he will take in the business world, he's confident he'll be an entre- preneur again one day. If you are inter- ested in becoming involved in the Junior Achieve- ment Company Program. call the local office at 644- 7058. i wA1ry e...kW. t..n+o. t5%N5Tjl � G r�llr9� Sales Professionals The CPSA Sales haidto/e in conj■■ction wittb Dorhata College in offering a Sales Cerdficatiora Ptrosrm for sales reps and dme inti reined in a sales career. As a certified sales professional you will: • Improve your self-confidence and self-esteem • Increase your skills level in sales • Be a highly regarded employee • Become more productive and efficient Skulls for Saks Success Skulls for Sales Maaageneat Mon, Sept. 15 - Dec. 22 Wed, Sept. 17 - Dec. 17 6:30-9:30 pm 6:30-9:30 pm CPSA 1600/42 hrs/$220 CPSA 1602/42hrs/$220 - To register call! 905 721-3000 or toll fine - 1-809.461-+3260 For more information on sales certification, caU the CPSA Saks Institute at 1-800-267-2772, ext 252. 4=0 Business & Industry Development Services Durham College Skills Training Centre 1610 Champlain Avenue, Whitby Words of Wisdom It just doesn't have the same ring to it - "Over the river and through the woods to Dickson Grandmother's condo we go." Geoff Wadham's introduction to the world of business has been fortuitous. He recently won an entrepreneur- ship scholarship from Junior Achievement and is studying business at Ryerson Polytechnic University. 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Provincial team assistant coach Bruce Gage says the tour of the U.S. and South America will provide top-notch competition for the Ontanans who will use the experi- ence to tune up for the national senior rti�•n', rugby championships in '•ancou,.�:- month. "The focus of the tour is to prepare for the national championship," says Gage. The championship will pit Ontario against British Columbia in a game to be played over the Thanksgiving weekend. Ontario has won the title the past two years. The Ajax contingent will be led by Canadian national team hooker Morgan, one of the most GLEN senior players on the MILLER Ontario side. The other Ajax members, says Gage, are all young up- and-comers on the Canadian men's rugby ��enr are all relatively young players photo by A.J. Groen Safe at third base P.C.I. Panthers runner Aldo Conte slides safely into third base as Premier Trophy third baseman Keegan Taylor misses the ball during playoff action in the Westney Heights Men's Slo-Pitch League. The contest was played at Betty Bujold Park in Ajax Sunday. Scoreboard NSE a WIDER stirs C oMSION Aug. 13: Sponti9 knages 0 (MVPs Jaffrey Wane. Colin Leighton) Giordano) Casting r Ltd. 1 (Adam Burke, MVPs Adan Lener, Cay 10 a WADER DIVISION Aug. 11: But N Bon 2 (Crag Deebaik 2) vs. Factory Mattress 1 (Joseph Assenza): Travel Pmedgm 6 (Kyle Gemon 5. Brodie Chudba k. MVPs Kyle Gamon, Antonio Rico) vs. BMA Cornmun. 0 (MVPs Andrew Bg-. Corey Bosley); Home Office 6 (Brien Gonsalves 3. David Laity 2. Michael Dmahess. MVPs MiryyW Dermas. Brian Gonsalves) vs. Gartlnwood 0: Taylor Mads 8 (GIMM Murphy 3. Zachary Miler 2, Jason Kramnowski. Justin Taybr. Juan Marwal Vasquez) vs. Cansel Skrvail. 0 (MVPs Calvin Burrows. Jonathan Abraham) Aug. 18: Taylor Made 8 (Scott Mackenzie 3. Zachary Miller 3. Graeme Murphy 2. MVP Mark Lula) vs. BMA Comrrw. 0: But 'N Ban 8 (Stephen Lopez 4. Crag Daabank 3. Bryan Jackson) vs. Cansel Surveil. 1 (Louis Bashara); Travel Pandigrn 7 (Kyle Gsmon 2, Chris Nealy, Antonio Ri=, Derek Savoie, Kam Bishop. Brodie Chudit", MVPs Joshua Ramos. In Flowers) vs. GaNwwood Homes 0; Factory Mattress 1 (Joseph Assenza, MVPs Tnrnayrm Exeter, Jamie Buchanan) vs. Hone Oiice 0 (MVPs Joshua Hodock, Mid" Rabja"n) SEVEN a WIDER GO" DIVISION f1 Aug. 3: Shady Sharks 4 (Ali Sys 2, Amy Lennox. MthAan Adan, MVPs Any Lennox. Kelly Sullivan) vs. Boyer Ponbac 1 (KMy Smilh. MVPs Sarah Georges, Crystal Lands); Amts Topsoil 7 (Srnrnlhm Amis 2. Sarah Stephen 2. Jerre Smith 2. Adnrm Van P Sports News Advertiser U.S., South America tour who we have some high expectations for," says Gage. The two-week tour commenced Sunday, Sept. 7 when Ontario plays an exhibition contest in Washington, D.C. against Potomac, a regional U.S. side. Ontario lost Following the warm-up contest in the U.S., the Ontario squad departed for Argentina, where it will play its first JEREMY game against Noreste, a STEWART regional team in northern Argentina, on Wednesday, Sept. 10. The Ontarians then trave! to Montevideo in Uruguay to play the Uruguayan national rugby squad on Saturday, Sept. 13. The team is then scheduled to play in Buenos Aires against a regional squad Wednesday, Sept. 17. The final game on the tour is in Salta in northwestern Argentina where Ontario will take on a provincial team Saturday, Sept. 20. Gage feels the matches against Uruguay and Buenos Aires will represent the biggest tests for the Ontario squad. "They will cer- tainly be the strongest teams. The other two teams won't be as strong as the middle two." He expects the Ontario team to do well on the tour, but concedes that the travel schedule could pose a problem. "We hope to do well. We expect to play our best games against Uruguay and Buenos Aires. We would like to win all our games, but with this kind of travel schedule, it will be difficult to do," says Gage. Pickering Power Peg Perego perfect to take tourney title PICKERING - The Pickering Power Peg Perego under -13 rep sourer team was crowned champion of the Belleville Labor Day Tournament last weekend. Power won all their games in the pre- liminary rounds to advance to the final. Pickering blanked the Darlington Reactors 2-0 in the championship game. Olivia -Joan Lym scored the first goal con- verting a Diane Peterson pass in the first half. Pickering's other goal scorer wasn't reported Peterson was named most valu- able player of the final. Pickering started the event with a 1-0 victory over the Darlington Reactors. Danielle Tanner scored the game winner in the first half. The excellent effort by the Power defence let Pickering retain the lead throughout the remainder of the contest. Goalkeeper Kelly McNabney earned the shutout and was named MVP. In the second game, Pickering had little Double earning a 6-0 victory over the Aurora Stingers. Tanner and Stephanie McNorton opened the scoring in the first half. Tonia Colette started the second half with two quick goals, followed by Natasha Kajganic who also netted a pair of mark- ers. McNorton was named MVP for her strong midfield play. The Peg Perego Power girls capped round-robin play with their third consecu- tive victory, this time a 5-1 win over the Pickering squirts second best PICKERING - The Pickering Accord Craft Canada squirt boys' select softball squad earned a spot in the championship game of the recent Woodbridge Softball Tournament. Pickering lost 9-6 to Stouffville in the title tilt, which featured two teams with identical records of three wins and no losses. After a see -saw battle through the early innings, the Pickering squirts trailed by three runs in the seventh inning. Pickering Laren, MVPs CYM MoGav4m Alan Lupinew) vs. Micro kn.9e 0 WVft K&lh- Barney. MOO= Stn): Sb Sports 3 (KaMay, Spurrad. NicWe Raraum, Wi Deron, MVPs Kelasy Sprrrei. high Stephan) vs. McMillen & Saunders 2 (Doom Parry 2. MVPs Meilen RMbIrg, Micheirne Tirsigrr). Maio Ca&- 4 (Alas McCartney 2, N. Evans 2. MVPs Camm Smigrna, Amends Carso) vs. Shooting Stars 0 (MVPs Diane EngYah. IGmberley Scaron) Aug. 20: Mark Cadman 4 (Alan McCartney 2. 0 -1 ,Is'" Evans. Allison Gibbons. MVPs Sarah Brown. legman McNee) vs. Sharks 3 (slelisaa Conroy 2. Ai Sye. MVPs Share el" Sarah Dobush) vs. Shooting Stars 1 (Sarah Miring, MVPs Any Moore. Name Baron): McMisn a Saunders 2 (Nicole Akai. Dearne Parry, Va, Layne lois Kate vs. Ants Topsoil (MVPs Swnw*WM a WADER GMS DI N" 42 Aug. 14: Lam Star 1 (Kale Wakonn, MVPs Serneniu VUrylW4 Kelly Wast) vs. Carpel Towne 0 (MVPs Jame Lewis, Lash Higgins): Pen lam OBim 1 (Nicola Bales, MVPrt TBanny Siwe Moot Bates) vs. Harveys Pickering 0 (MVPs Hoy Lionize, Michsle Rrnsran): DILE Nlan/ousig 1 (Mein Hurash. MVPs Main Hkrash. " Wisa1) vs. Kreb n 1 (Viaessa Gerrie. MVPs Sharron Murphy, Jessen Thompson): sukaman Sharks 8 (Baleen Davies 2. Kristen Reilly 2, MMA Nhirtik. Rebacca Acheson. Christina Paterson. Marko Reit'. MVPs Kaoo Muller. Baden Davin) vs. Pircigrass Club I (Sydney Moseley. MVPs Kaiaha Lad. rum Serhreia) Aug. 21: Lae Seer 2 (Yvonne McKsofnic Key West. MVPs Worse McKecknie. Kelly Wast) vs. Progress Club 1 (Brittany threatened in the seventh with bases loaded and one out, but a Stouffville double play ended the contest. The Accord Craft Canada selects opened the event with an 11-7 victo- ry over Malvern. In the second con- test, Pickering defeated West Rouge 12-7, then proceeded to down host Woodbridge 13-6 to earn a trip to the championship contest. Members of the Pickering team are Ryan Jones, Ryan Harris, Akhil John. MVPs swam" Pubs, I bW- Ttwmpson). Ki WMn 9 (Giian Clayton 2. wheats Garcia 2. Lauren Harlow, Julia Arbuckle, Orr Clumpus, Nicole Roche. Amanda Germ MVPs Lauren Harlow. Jenice Thompson) va. "Always 0 (MVPs Nicole Brmnghenn, Giulmns uadY): Carpet Towne 4 (LNh Higgins 3. Knsm n 0rmm MVPs Leah ftgins, Jrnr Lewin► vs. Precise Office 0 ("MVPs McWre Clark Andres Newnan) NINE A WADER GNKS 01VISIDN n Aug. 7. Canada That 1 (KaAcy Lynch, MVPs E. Prior. Erin VWtm vs. Master Mnemic 0 (MVP Anande Labois); Eastern Drywall 1 (MVP Hnrer DaW) vs. WWNownoWs Farms 0 (MVP Jeolds CnmrwWY VMnte Tooth Team 3 (Kiry Suliven 2, Zoo Bronrnsi) vs. Shooting Seers 1 (inn" Weir) Aug. 14: Canada That 0 vs. Villnole Tbo lh 3 ("Otey SWiwn 2, Kayla Milaon); NRrllanoroe Fars 3 (MVP Nine FeMss 3) vs. Shoo" Stars 11 0iSmilh); Master Maolenics 1 (MVP Alex Garvey) vs. "ADE i WADER alts 0011111111100111102 Sporting' 9 1 0 (MVP Sarah Hughes) vs. Novak Cornbadirng 1 (Michelle Chappell); Liefcs 1 (Jessica Chi@h0kn) vs. Camden Progress Cub 0; Dwtwn MWO Courimr 2 (Jwv Ar Midnclidka 2) a. Royal Diwct PC Banking 1 (Valet Davis) Aug. 14: Duden Metro Couriers 3 (JWWIN r Michalie 3. MVPs Natelie D ivatro. Mohela Seen) vs. Sporting Images 0; Canadian Progress Club 1 (Jessica VJNdl vs. Novak Contracting 1 (Adak Russel, MVPs Vicbrfs Brigh kin, Ch*Vmw Ocbnn); Royal Dirac) PC BaNmg 1 (MVP Jodie Hannan) vs. Licks 5 (Megan Samlay 4. Naqua Jaciw-Zurolowsky. MVP NeAke Jeoiw4urekowsky) NINE a UNDER GNK$ DIVISION 83 Integra Capitals. Tanner led the way with a pair of goals, Tabia Charles. K yganic and Coletti had singles. The contest featured more midfield dominance by Pickering and Shannon Kay won the MVP award. The Pickering under -13 girls recently completed regular -season play with a record of nine wins, two losses and two ties and have high playoff expectations in the next few weeks. Team members are Danielle Tanner, Kelsy Biggs, Tonia Coletti, Lindsay Fortin. Natasha Kajganic, Shannon Kay, Olivia -Joan Lym, Kelly McNabney, Stephanie McNorton, Sarah Mettler, Kate Middlebrook, Jennifer Peois, Diana Peterson and Kristine Sung. at ball tourney Shelly, Robbie Hamilton, Adam McPherson, Colin Ackroyd, Ian Bezubiak, Zachary Eastman, Eddie Portener, Pat Shirbon, Adam Fawcett, Steve Manning and Matthew Johnson. The team is coached by Terry Eastman, assisted by Terry Jones and Robin Harris. The manager is Linda Eastman and the scorekeepers are Barb Fawcett and Tom McPherson. Aug. 14: Grand IL Toy 3 (Slsphrme Taylor 2. Roseen ne Presue) va. Bars Unlabeled 4 (Jarnirnm Anti 2. Kam Ford, Mahan Sempla, MVPs Elizabalh McLeod, Kam Ford, uadssa Srnpla): E narks E&Ow 0 vs. Skkers 5 (Holey Smith a Jamie Gooding 2. MVP Any MW*MM; Pkieig Harvays 3 (Sarah Rees. Meagan Gene, hinder YWakaficld) vs. Desigrl Tach 0 Aug. 7: Gnmd a Toy 0 (MVP Kays Cwterrighb) vs. Strikers 2 (Ricky Smlh, Ashby Stevan MVP Amends Lamagrne): Enrsys Eagles 0 vs. Design Tech 4 p1VP Kadin Libsuk Doom UrNinnilad 3 (Janie Amon 2. Melissa SampA, MVPs Lam, Madalsim Bad, Kaicy Sullen) vs. Picksrirg Hawys 0 12 a UNDER ak%LS DIVISION July 28: Peter's Appliances 1 (KMy Vs iboo n) vs. Pang" 0 Aug. 11: Sb9es 1 (MVPs Meagen p'acice. Julia Oalippis) vs. Rrmax 0 (MVP KMey Crooks) Aug. IS: Peter's Appliance; 0 vs. Remax 2 (M. Ken, J. Muria); Strikers 3 ((aty Berg 2. Christine Stephen) vs. Bizarbsgiw 2 4AM Clry"on, Ahenda Mira. MVP Shannon L.ollnouse): Ability MGM Machina 2 (may Maws 2) vs. Parntme Boyer 1 (Lindsay Skws neon); H MW Ebctric 2 (Jularne Pobwyk, Brisrrle M -DA ver. ThuWer 1 NOW- Wiry); Chargers 1 lMelase Alan) vs. V0110111400W Vbkanoes 2 (MVPs Jamie Hing, Jarrliar Sadat'); Rangers 2 (Radia MWosb, Bn"W Gaudai) vs. Shooting Seers 1 (Jasia Higgins. 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Excellent mechani- cal and operational condition. $13.500. Call Sault Marie. Ontario 1.705-946-9103. 1 View 4 Whets Drive 1999 GMC commercial Van, 131.0001ims, cassette. V8. air conditioning. certified. Listed at $5600 asking $5000. Cull (905)430-8631 leave mes- Sage. 1993 cane;. Gr?M Caravan. 63km P W . PL.. Air, over- head consul, with computer, Pseat. stereo. cassette. $11.900. Call (905) 83146793. 1996 Lumina Van, air con., ps. pill. cruise control. DN steering, power mirrors, power door locks, keyless remote entry system, arrom cassette. V6. 160 hp. four - required for Our 3 yr dtl and t yr. old, own transportation Light ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top un s Satisfaction guaranteed. For condition - asking n0 52.200. Call (905)831.5666. vans. 1981 to 1991 Alandy HOME SALES housekeeping a meal P 0 preps- Quality seasoned hardwood, bee shop at time please call LNG 905-985-8774 Auto Sales Ltd. 792 Simcce PRESENTATIVE anon Consider rornhy char- serving Pickering, Am Whit- Mike (905) 431-4040 or 416 ( ) SHEDMAN - Qualitywobiten Street South. Oshawa. 1991 CADILLAC Sedan De- Ville Many new parts, very ng. South Pickering 416-798- by and Oshawa Call 822-6226 sheds 8' X 8 Dann lot. only Prom 905.720-3382. Requiredor the Grand Opening of p 9 5393 DURHAM FIREWOOD 1 Tmilws $299 plus tax Many other season Asking $30 each tat ome site In Pickering. FULL TIME -caregiver required 427-5278 CLEARANCE SALE . Entire sizes and styles available. Also garages and desks 761 NEED A VEHICLE? Poor credits No credit' Bankrupt? ENewe experience an asset. in our Pickering home, for 7 fIREW00D. excellent very Contents of Wool Shop •50% McKay Rd Unit 3, Pickering. Call Traae at 905-576-1800 or tax your resume to month old baby Portugese Dest quality tamwood. gwr• OFF Paton. Spnnrde and Dia- mond For more into call 905-619- 1.888-259.3673 1 can help' Home Manager speaking an asset Call any- ameed extra long time fully seasoned, ad 6 Honest yams. neetlks and ac•1M7 cessones. pattern books OAK/PINE FURNITURE The SEDAN Delivery (Ponfi- 1947 (905)837-2555 time416-258-1600 split measurement, free delivery. wool Dins Port Peny 985- NEW pieces of our Fan line-up ac) Chev 2 door 16 ft. Holiday House trailer (heap!) nIade and dado insert. Like LOOKING for reliable caregiv- summer prices. Kory Hat 2849 are getting their finishing Call (905)986-5407 4357996 errhousekeer to care for 2 De dhildrert 3 m - 7 in Firewood 905-753.2246 COMMERCIAL HOBART pota- touches and heading for the showroom floor NEW dining 1951 CHEM Impala Coupe. 1 Sales HelpyAgems 1 Safes HeWAye„re p p M. our home Mon - Fn plus house- B+9Y^ 1 Carnhar to peeler 25 ID capacity, great for restaurant or Chip room sets. NEW bedroom Settings a NEw rhone office d 348 Tri -power w condi- ban. Serous offers only 668- work Call 837-5624 atter 6 30 truck busman. $800 or best entertanment centers OR- 3982 alter 5 00 p m Din offer Telephone (905) 985- DER now for Thanksgrv- 1977 Lincoln Town Car. ex - 1985 FIREBIt0 for sale. 5400 3607 ng..We are not a "'007out- Celkm Coll ion. certdw LIVE OlR MANN as is. only 166 OOOkm Call let - vUE ARE THE FAC�y, 1919 JEEP COMANCHE, 5 speed, 2 wheel drive, roll bar, asking $,3500 or best offer. Cap also available. 427-7903, 416-252-8372 S TON Pitman Boom Truck. Mourned on 1977 lord 5 ton. 360. gas. Excellent mechani- cal and operational condition. $13.500. Call Sault Marie. Ontario 1.705-946-9103. 1 View 4 Whets Drive 1999 GMC commercial Van, 131.0001ims, cassette. V8. air conditioning. certified. Listed at $5600 asking $5000. Cull (905)430-8631 leave mes- Sage. 1993 cane;. Gr?M Caravan. 63km P W . PL.. Air, over- head consul, with computer, Pseat. stereo. cassette. $11.900. Call (905) 83146793. 1996 Lumina Van, air con., ps. pill. cruise control. DN steering, power mirrors, power door locks, keyless remote entry system, arrom cassette. V6. 160 hp. four - required for Our 3 yr dtl and t yr. old, 416-324-20217 ext.2225 or COMPLETE kitchen cup- boards. mdudes IoprpoCOm TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- $4000 Days 434-7330; Eve 436-1781. Dodge Caravan. white. 52.995, speed ago. traits. 10,000 n011 -Smoking, Whifes/Finch 905-619-9911 ager 7 pin Gamest kitchen cupboards. LNG 905-985-8774 OLD FASHION professional 1988 Ford Ranger p u. royal km. absolutely mint. 725 arta. 7 am - 6 pm week. 4 WINTER bra size P195W double sink. Moen faucet. Oisthwnsler. Great TRIUMPH SCOOTER. with 1991 CADILLAC Sedan De- Ville Many new parts, very due. $2.195.. 1989 Toyota Tercel. 2 dr, due $2.850 0858 days days Please Call days 416- 967-2043.eve - 831-4461 R14-85SMS used Only one founle"op. for baSemem apartment van ramp. m ex condi• tion, asking $1.200. dal 905- little to certify $2000 060 1989 Honda Asad EXI. 4 dr.. 1 Tmilws Wuenson's Appliance 227 Court season Asking $30 each tat (905)668.-4754 509-3262 Will trade for Fonda 750 Mag- auto. (5.395.: 1985 1Q95 CAN U-177, Pickenrg Daycare 427-22M gene Runs escNkm $1100 as is 131.2175 Neal a lar, call PM1009 3N3. ro or Interceptor 905-623- rceQ Florida Accord 4 d 5270 • Avaaabie 5272 r. Grow^. $900 as a. 132.900 kms. APARTMENT size General AFFORDABLE, nurturing lay-Eleciric Electric washer! er with dtY care available Any age wel• Stand Asking $400 Call come 15 years experience (905)426-2504 '.lose to Round Mlchener It OLD FASHION professional .oro Dorn Stools Referent- drafting table, plus machine e5 and rempts given Call $400 Steel desk $100 Call Cheryl 427 -Mi 905-619-2110 AFFORDABLE. relrab reliable day- daY- electronic tat Presse care avawDie in the Marwooar equipment oscloi Scope. metssner analyst. 401 area NewborrK welcoine Swipe WO t trouble shooter. Hot hunches and Snacks Ref- npialy atWkoor probe. erences and rmw s call RCA test ofClNkor. mai tester opacity -I.- USED FRIDGE 5225. and 5272 r. Grow^. $900 as a. 132.900 kms. 1986 26 FT. Terry Taurus. es $ osed stoves $200 and up. Itself UP- 1986 OLDSMOBILE 96 REGEN- 1973 Motor home. 22 ft. sleeps 6. new led water heaFer w washersdryersand CY• 3.8 L, V6. auto, euceKem Ld furnacewith fridge Sbvt New brad roma fridges. 16 cOrhdrbon, 122.000 runs askmg $2.995 as m 1968 Oldsmobile screened .000. c f New bend roma JO- 53200 Can 579 -BW t Brougham. burgundy,98225.0010 623 8820 leave leave � stoves 5449 and W New stud- s $ 316-383.6207 lens. 53950: 1988 Buidi Re• CONTENTS OF APARTMENT.ws; em bar trhdges 5 c f $225. Se- 1987 NISSAN SENTRA, very galwide. 131.000 kms, v I Amo Parti Wuenson's Appliance 227 Court good condition new clulth. 53950. vefNdgs tXrtdied. r es; R' St. Osneva.576-7448 WATER drstilkr, I taly aw new exhaust. 342.000 km an car. 62.000 l m on new en 1Q95 CAN U-177, Pickenrg 350 sad 305 ENGINES whu- tomahc counter top mod". gene Runs escNkm $1100 as is 131.2175 Neal a lar, call PM1009 3N3. DNleh rcbuYt from $1.250. n- 2.5 gal reservon. stainless 5270 9 expenence staled One year or 20.000 Steel OxougloU Only 1year 19U AUTO, 2 -door Fhrefty. CERTICAR has aver 44 Ret kmS warrLmy. Others avail- Dld New $1200. Stan for $595 5850 1966 Auto. 1 ton Ram Reny recoodbooe vehicles an able Call for pricing (905) TABLE SAW. Delta. 70- con- xhw Maapo^ van $1800 both sae now tQeck fns atilt to. 995-4805 `actors with andustnal rppirhg 160km Cal 571-5315 Now Affivi . 1993 Buck Re- dollar for your used am new CD's. Call George at nIade and dado insert. Like kms. r6. 55.295 1987 Mus - CawS3,39 94.000 al Lid. loaded. 9505 COR Agnes 696-0959 CENTRE - ': x , as of seas new. pad 51100 sal tar 5595 SM Pontiac 6000. prim Can- 99 OW kms. orMy (9.596 • IlarlrM 130 Commercial Ave. nacometer auto code t�f ENTRteed dition loaded will air, no rest Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 AITDNATyYYN RIVERS - ex- miner. '^oron� 0 systems. 386 s (9051683-7465 $3000 o -D o Calf 728 2461 1991 BonnetnI LE. bated. 1 "ester 5500 OBO can (905) trap i99. 466'9 from from WATER, i+ a are COrtCtelwld weekends pnstme rrlwik, must set 1994 Searcy-Saarakr. 90tp Fax. aY (905) 619-9065 perheruced lov'^g nhoeuer pro.$49.6229 Parbom board syslem from Y 56.995 1993 AtrOStar XL. viding daycare for dafdren am $595 Collor rtonaors star L =In me isle. smell Ill look Waded, Spat. red and Silver Men: letboat. 14 toof.:AS 4-5 Of wiliftf. wetip 1909 Drew fir Z dos. 1 cots Hot lundet, snacks WATERBED. SS, $90 Smith- $59 New nerd doves from CCalyWor rtormow 666-6351 lender new tires and strips. 510.665 1993 Astro people„ wstersking, at,. m Skilled Help Skilled �p - Wy a tivmes Receipts Corona SD650 memory type- 5165 - 14 4 modems 519 or 686 0239 ager 5 P m. kow WI and will :erthy d Lr, teal blue steal It mr a went trailer b acasso- 905509 6160 caner. $60 Smth-Coronal 26 8 539 Casa am carry _ $1,000 (905) 565-0 Sh.5W 1991 Tracker 4 x 4, ries- asking $7.200, 706• PWP2100 word procift r New Pemnum mother boards ago removable hardtop su- AM9ERLEA area Mon- Smoking mother 2. block rollers $100 Ping-Pong bole. $lip from $39 164 Baselre Rd 1 � :989 GMC TRACKER 4X4. per Bars $7.995 Low priced 5153 (Max) of om St Marguerite School. 905.426-1751 Bowmanwne. Exit 432 from 401 1905)697.3059 auto. very good condition. 12SKs. 53900 Rust luxury - 1990 cad Red- loaded. 78 LURHS Crasser. >2', Tviah _ell rate nun after 5 p m WOMEMS datmum diamond ARTICLES needed for -on- signmem - Espeaau Ladles y certded � 831-2551 wood, tnampapne mnm cam Only $10.950 1990 318. 13' beam. fiberglass 316-383.6207 ring appraisal 53600 will So $500 Comic CdeCtors CONTENTS OF APARTMENT.ws; sues' CtMd-1998 e CAV"R wren 120.000 CouOar XR7. baled. eatner nail• a itybndige $8500 ATTENTION PARENTS' - Su- dream. hudrtdt of COMICS bedroom suite. dining room K it 0 ol kms well maintained- no Oc sum Charged Noir 0.B 0 can Rob (905)•853 - oenhotr 9 cry child rare My kke new. S2WAM Compel- supe. lamps able tables. lutchen Seek. WON fable Cbsel• 96S Dundas St W . ` 665 7292. Cwt. caw krw'alerfebr/surt- S5.250. 1992 Astro LT eiem- ed ran loadrd mist see. re - 5270 9 expenence ern am parts S750.'tow Telephae668-9044 er. recant brakes 53900 Can mct0 $1I.S50 1989 Buick Rtaneafnonal Non ymdkmq fenced yard Receipts Great Rata", Watches curs. lewielry $SD.' CO's to ant? I'll pay top AI ai=r 6 725 8273 Corwy Ltd. Wded. 130.000 I hkeea 6 to preschool Jolt 127- lout 428-7850. Mk•Jud DINETTE. DIIESSERS. labks end tales. wooden nigh -tsar. dollar for your used am new CD's. Call George at 1996 CHEM Capita Classuc kms. r6. 55.295 1987 Mus - CawS3,39 94.000 n. Motor SSle 9505 COR Articles I Artrtlp ns- tfe ba4Y:� dant cover, 4357996 c nConaniOnGl � 6 stM. d 1 "5 G. ps 4.�roc.,cm Condition. Pea of Mind mom w4thm wafkrg distanced St GARAGE Door repairs broken crystal. �• attb0iei t much FOLDING WIRE Stackable 19lI MERCURY Topaz. 4- Metro. caw style, low kms. only $6,995 1987 Pontiac 56.500, can 9054523 2200, �Lncks Sdod a oNennq spit Caples Move (905)•427-7981 cont ws om L least 1 door auto price 52 995 1990 6000 any 66000 kms mum eowrnarAle 1 Office Flet nemorenner school care Re• arsastalled $49 New 'foo s pwNGR00N set drop ADprox 42 cubic tt - Fyiada Excel. 3 -dos. 5- $4.295 Super Specials - 1991 P Skilled Help Table Affordable Nutritaw openers Quality Plus Doors hogany Duncan P". among lad 663 5117 sped only 70.000km. prig low kms Sufirm Le. ago Fenn eLszsnacks pLfiti�trans 416336-0073 starw0rg plass UNWANTED, scrap rretws $2.995 430 1703 now $4 995 farm and 1990 FULL-TIME Sec•e•a•. T S $1250 Fra- 5600 x1905 426-t5t fire kms Euro. bated. 120.000 P.Wson term sonalSK. -IS 5 p»aant pvr MAC GRAPHIC 24R. s 12R. above proud pool aswng 5200 Ctnldr�en snow removed. 8805. Lr cons. 1��000km� a cc Aamnm �- kms A-1 wow E$6.666NTRE CER- tractors cellentaccommon skxiLity required Oshawa ARTIST DArCARE .r. my home. only Complete with pump. hi dmo- sw tes (90516651783 cloves. cars. farm rtiidarhery. TICAR AUTO CEMTItE. 155 MA Sem resume a File 07 Minim-- ? S e weekends Avaaabk Friday b rmator solar blanket deli Or Wife.007'pasx^pl seat8 . RING ST. W.. AT MIDTOWN Strad n Oki^ Used very hille Y's ear your hdme' Cam Jwrmu $800 OBO Must see LlytMq mala 1905)571- (9000 OBO Caw 905987- PO Boa 481 Oshawa. On- equirecl. Must have 326 t0a3 Call 905-428.1 must after �� a STEF•S. New stock 6714 1944 WALL. 5MZM. OPEN SUN- $7000 Cal 7253090 s 1 - taro LIM 3S3 extensive 4 Colour 60th does ranging from 2- DAYS. 613-828-5609 C'OC655. knowledge Of DIXIE/GLENANMA. Durno 9 PIECE country pmt OIm 7yrs W. Irosl-tree. side -by- 1993 HONDA Civic Sedan Lx. Saks ''g side. Amara wAreeter on ba: 1 air condition very dean. 1 MEED A VEHICLE? We fauna MASSEY FERGUSON 510 1 Hal em OI)OWShop Quark and ca'+care it m, home. dally room su to $1850 Dressers Y ogvgs rtulpts. ffeluble $45 each Bedroom sunt torn. all nkt new $35G/up owner 128.GOkms, certdied everyone No tum downs- aesel combine. Owck attach uStrator. ImmeO ate nous. (9051839 252J $325 BW $125 French pro�0 a electric S99/up MOYNIG SALE: Everything $11.000 Call 433-4179 Cars from 1979 - '89 all Bud IteaOers, 1 tow fyfypw 6 14 n FULL-TIME art er.e; e: kece Reply File 8 17, vincial table a Chairs $325 vrasters adn capxiryrrequ- must go' Gu for imormafon 416164-2115 marketer ec.ured Dy Mckerinq Oshawa Whitby This ECE PROVIDING quality cnlW Set of antique cnLrs 5265 lar S2251uD gas 8 negnc (90.51 666 2970 1914 CAVALIER Wagon, w- straw" C01 -M pick-up red. are int ace cpr tram dryers $19Jup. upngld freer• Iomatic.excellent condition. Oversize rings. Lr cord, but manufacturer S10 tr plus Week. P. 0. Box 481 i. arnr fun and activities, Microwave $50 Rocker $50 ant Ansa Sfvp urv- 1991 BUCK CENTURY LTO . externsion. S10 000 for com- Oshawa. L1H 7L5. Amnque dresser VW AnU ers. litre new S300/up. 59.000 l0ealer bonus Fax resume IG i905)839- Harwood North Call Cheryl. sue washers S225/up.dsn- • 1 nft Ked)alr conddnorwsg, afro -Wolk fully loaded, 33L V6. 130K 6426 .905) 619 8946 ry occasional dmrs $95 each washer $200 Lots mre! 362 brakes, plus much more $5700 s test reasonable off- 905- package Port Perry Video arcade madune 5295 $10.750 OVBO 666--8908 er 434-2775. 905985-3183 a 1 COnputar GLENDALE AREA, e m (05)-697.3532 kerhdt St Oshawa 905432- CALLING all Cross Sutcners' USED Car Salesperson Ex- Dao 'We 7167 Stytchen Time Open House 1991 GRAND PRIX V6 p/s TURN KEY AUTO SALES - 11�� fenced it sales, wolfs stn enced home daycare provider ALWAYS Saturdayno De ono rias spaces avLpble for JK s ' C°mpmtors. GIFT ITEMS September 20th its pt p/trunk. 1990 Festiva LX, auto 101 K. wholesale Dackgreund re- SYSTEMS AMAIrS7 - Saks nq Vaughan Willard Sales Service a u races crystal. pont dura glass ife. team - Spm 712 Rosslafd system. 1 -door. approxi Woks a drives perfect, cern- redrea" Sem resume to and Accounting 5 years ap- CPR am first aid 2 play- $4 system $4 5 386• SOnabk pias. 683-9017 Road W. Whitby 90.000 highway kms. $12.900 lied $2495; 1984 Buick 1 6 2 Dedoons riaiuDle air FIk 08 Osruwanvhnby This pirtalion development in an rooms. plus large backyard. 8meq system 5325 Good Like new. one owner 905.683- lark, 2dr. V6, loaded, tln� ytime. Located 309 Cordova Welk PO Box 481 Ostuwa m )4002 erwrronment Mini- Used Hard Drives Trade-ins MM APTIYA Pc C-33. mum great$395 as is. 1978 Toyo- Rd. Oshawa. No pets. Please daily outings nutritious lunch- 3020 ON LtH 715 Years Syron 2iE es am snacks Receipts pro -welcome �' 905-571-5291 tower, monitor. keyboard. Poole u Corolla, 1 5 PROGRAMMER, 3 y ars application mice. s 1915 TOYOTA COROLLA. �1" `Oct• drives 905-579-2387. after `,pit wiled Please call 837-1844 ANTIQUE 8 cdledible De- pealkers, mouse. 5195 x is. Call Ted WANT tc earn $t 000-ft500; Warranty 3 years St400 hon winhdowr 95/plus Like news Idr, ago. air, 26.000 kms., 725 development In an AS/4pG en- AFFORDABLE, Reliable 1e pression glass All original $3000 O B.O. Cao (905)-404- bege• asking 515.000 1993, " 1 OHNA0M ala. for rag. Far week in commission? Lads vironment NETWORK AO- ages 17yrs experience Gone With The Wind tamp 9624. CLEARANCE �E• lee r e- Buick Regal, 3.81... 4 dr., Agseme0111e 1 person. Non Shooks. M. a training For provided Car a MINISTRATOR minimum 2 dose to fester 8 Parson tat Call after / p.m 697 0929 StaMat n. 16' x 24' O.D rec- er 6 ar, blue. best filer 576• 1WNW per month. 17 and Westney must Far interview call Sol) years windows NT expen- meals. daily outings. lots APT Sin washer and dryer. 3 � Ywin B"a' 6 Super 8 langular Kayak pool includes 5163 Road 906.649.1656 428-21611 ence Supporting 100 em- more References receipts dr side by side }ridge with black him sale on quality vid- decks a fencn0. 55.195 SJS M $75M for scrap cars Skied Woyees For Ourtum based Wistrhey/Delaney.686 8719 Iom. 24' *MOW SIM �T R Video Transfer FIs by-laws. 25yr. �her� R ba0ed. a Inacks or diem Fax resume 905-426- j price will mu ng any condition I,Nmal, APARTMENT., 2- a32-9196. warren 1-800 668-7564. E&a iorulHft sic added: m etdn dor i h lease until Janrury 1998. lat0e2552 roRove It Vaug� W lard BEIGE 31r self-cleaning Fol- Book flow before Chnstmaas. Pidkenng/Max. Wane 416- $475/Mo. or purdyse todaying.4110. Will. 4 appMaira. pwk- CLASS A LICENSED ME- IbaptY print stove. Wthite Westing- lzs 1001. 798 7509. for 537,000. Ca11 905 721 -la ung, pivKle pNrL1De, Close bCMANIC regwred for Duly • 1MediealOwital PS Loves mother d two• ECE nousie frost -free refrigerator KENNOM •IaadA 1567. p' all amenm" 5896, tstAast. for 10 years Ages 2-12 831- Zero -clearance wood -burning 11� 0� w 1 905.104-0912. automotive shop knowledge. PART TIME help required for 1881 fireplace (1 cord spkvsea- Waster . Dryer. 05 1 -8 yeas Fa -d enthusiastic and knowledge• an optometrist office in Osha- old, SB00. CaM905-ax51-8177. A� K� Car or Trude able Good customer service wa Please LOVING DAYCARE, avalabk soned hodwoodAunOrig) WE FINANCE caned. compere or not. 14NDM M ApartimaK de - apply by resume (9o5)a34-6085aferSpin LARGE said FOUND man's Bulm watch Ei YONE Top cast pad, FrN Diol` _ skills an asset Please lax re- 10 File i 12 Oshawa This n ^ty home •nal Brock/AAapr size desk, perfect lot Com- n ft Ambedu Mit ala On up Cal (905)431-4333 or tided unit on OnutitW W tarso O box 481. Oshawa, haus, affordable rata. flexible 905- RILE DENIM COUCH, Fete grounds, non-smoker, cow sume to M-430-1222 Orland L1 H 7L5 hours. and more. cab 905 5700.. 5 pce. ma�Fo " and wAa �� kgfit n colour. Aug. z7, cal 839 No tum downs, � 74M. retlred GAS FURNACE, Dreplace.A(C. 426-3964. dherrywooff queen size bed, askin0 obo. Bautifull 0034 first time buyers CAN FOU CMSI We buy emont area. Call 905.649 - PMT TIME. Dental RedHonisV excellent Condition. M,7DOppa,,cve d furniture! GII Port used viol dela. vehicles must instillers required for busy Assissard. for busy. Max Den- LOVING FROM will love and Queen sift mattress and pox ' "' 9p5�' _ • 1FdOMloans available pe n rurfniffq pswdiliprl. Cab �1. Dumam Company Trude hal Orrice, must have Able care for your child in her spare $100 cc&MW Cwch LrRNGROOM SET, Wvesiam, far bankrupt, 127-2415 a Corte to 679 T /EDROOM supplied, must stave Gas Fitter computer experience, call home. Harwood and Hwy. 2 and Char $1511., ladies 10 sola/titar, 3 tables, drattag MRM STAIAt for rent or Alai at Y 2 license. experience. call 905- 683-1391. Max. Flexible hours. $75 per on St. Ext, speed bike S50. blue shag uble, computer table, filling board in North Pickering. bad Credit, n0 MURAD AUTO SALES. lieight5. Vert' dean, IuW week (905)428-7998 ------ bathroom. Private Greg az6 0047 HEALTHCARE H S WAce worker. HCA rug 910. Call a36 8484 nDirsW ICalelectric: typewriter plefdy a hay, n cNan Wm. credit. If you WHIM: ION w 6~1 entrance. $700/month. Axil. or HS W certificate or related NURTURING daycare in my and stand. dab (905) 831 - LOCAL Now improvement home. includes nutritious CARPET FREE estimates. 7653 V�Y� (905H72-9227 work you drive! GMC - CIIEV. 1n ton tnldt: D ex rnence First Aid and knmediRi Cas Brad Elk, New Saxony carpet. Scotch POODLE doss '� � eddy a interior int ReQ. $ultra company requires a leper'- C .R certificate Valid div- snacks la mats it required) Qwarded Easy to maintain. MASSEY FERGUSON 510 first shots. vet pups for Call the Special 9� Condition (figkhe a Sales Grail enceo framers a siding len- ers license and own vehicle a Days. nights or weekends. Carpas Suring at $0.55rse. ft. diesel combi Quick altich wormed, ready mid tem- Finance transmission conditiot not Leadig Edge PM* 4111-29111- staffers. 16296 staffers. own tools 8 trans- must PI call Ms. Scala 905• References and receipts Book your appointment today. headers, 4 -row narrow a 14 ft. ber, Cal now. 665-0191 important). Call 905-725- 6000. 576-2112. mon-fri, 9 -spm available. Any age welcome. Department 133992 lave portauon required Reply to: Call 683-3723 Gall Mike Hasson (905) 426 straght a1 with pith -up nal. message. File 015. Oshawa/Wtutby This Dayeam 2882 Oversize tires, air condi bin LOVABLE Labrador ReUlev- Sheridan Chev - NORTH OSIIAMA Extra large Welk. PO Box 481, Oshawa. ' 1 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: extension, $10,000. for com- er pups. Farm raised. CKC 1 1 i 2 s. cARPETs lois cat n Olds Pickerin oldrwn() Large Itll ON L1H 71.5 Lovmq daycare. 18 months to 100% nylon, new stain re- ate W Port Perry reg.. health y Sep. e. Buck• Cony. Buldlfrq has been snider CARE GIVER wanted m my 12 yarn Gaily outings lase carpets on hand, 1 "' 613-473-2043.61�2 1 (9Q5'7�-fl4fiS 1978 Fad 12 tin, 351 Cleve- new MUMOMWIt for 1 year fame for 2 children 1 1/2 8 3 (tented backyard and park). will carpet 3 rooms, 5319. MATERNITY CLOTHES, ex- land, too marry parts to list now, and is a very dealt and FAX YOUR AD 1/2 yrs, reliable non-smoker Crafts, sory time, music, nu- Price includes carpet, pre- ceeent condition. size 12 to LHULSA ALSO pups for sale. lit TOYOTA TERCEL, /-door, $1500 poo. Days 434-7330; Altonulrvvin Rivers area Car tntbus Meals d snacks. First forum pad, expert nstafu- 14. Whole wardrobe. $500 Non -shedding, non -allergic, standard. rebuff ergine. cem- Eve. 4361781. glaEl OdldMg 85648' an asset Approx 3 Clays/ Aid. C.PR certified Non- tion last ddwry. Tree esti• 1164192600 ext. 310, day, or ItaRh OuarLftee• vel needed. ted• extxRent condition, ed'�' cabe, parking in- S%�42�8 week. Experiences a refer. smoking, receipts. 905-128- $nates 30 yards) Norman 905-420 8615 evenatgs to House Irani g started. (705) 52500 060. Call 905-631- 19M JeeP YJ Sahara, 4.0 Litre, luded. AvMable October 1st axes required 509-6343 1244 686231. 9pm 786-3124, have message. 8143 a 905 831 0051. YS. hard L spin I�00. obo. 9852903 « 905.579.5584. 191. PhorN s.- a 11 ni m1e a a l l portm�im. or PAN 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905) 571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED all ApertrRrwnu«t is all Apert �' or The Right Location White Oaks Court Whitby Spacious Apartments LitilitieS Included Transit At Door Convenient To Schools h Shopping Gose To 401 Squash Courts 1-2-3 Bedrooms from $690. 905-668-7332 Prolesslarelly lreroyed by efvhdor8 Tandem Wnagemert lend. OSHAWA (Boor St) Large 2 d 3 bedroom apartments in dean low rise bwdl Close to 401 d GO. Parking. Available imine• drafty. From 5600/month Phone 905-576-4255, NEW AM - 2 and 1 bedroom apts Simcoe S o1 Bloor. avail now $650 and S550/no . hy- am Parking. Win" kttkndtd 905.576.5393 (message) 2 BEDROOM Apt. Available Immediately $650 . utditia Clean. laundry Wafter an property. Cal 576-8602. 8-5 p.m daily. NO WEEKENDS 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT. la- milyroom, fireplace dining room. 4 peball full ktdient. phva% entrarnci Parking. SM inclusive Mail Imrned (905)424-7037 ABSOLUTELY stunning. Cen- tral Whitby local=. single bedroom apartment. Avail Oct t$525. ubkba please P- 655-59, 6 eller bpm AJAX Spacious bright 2 -bed- room, separate emaiw . parking 4 appNarices 140 pets 1 sWast j755 moksive. Oct I Don (9(15) 831-1527. SCO (4/6)778-55$0 A.M. t bedroom basement. newly renovated. Separate entrance. parkmg. laundry yard no smoking, pas $BW Inclusive Available Imme- dfaldy 6$8-1132 AJAX, bright, spacious 1 or 2. bedroom walkout basement. Parking for 1. 4 appliances. extra storage Fenced yard. Oct1 (90503-9213 AJAX, larle bright legal 2 bedroom basement . seperak entrance. aurdry.tree cable $650 plus 30% ubt is no pets Non smoker KVlast. Oct AJAX, SPACIOUS luxury basement apartment, side en- trance pus walkout, marble floors. Oak Cabinets. 4 pce. barn, 4 appliances beside bus Strop, no _smoking, no pets. Ca11(99005) 686-79445 wkte ls AJAX CLEAN 2 bedroom basement apt. for quiet cou- ple. Parlong 8 alc. No smdr mg, no pas. $6751mo. 1sV last. (905)428 -mm. mmm" 1 bedroom base- ment apartment. Newt' reno- vated. Non -Smoker, no pets. Avail. $600 inclusive. Call $341333. MmnwG VILLAGE. avail- able immediately, 1 -bedroom basement, non-smoker, no pets. pbnO• Sep. entrance, spacious fivirtgroom, utiklies, cable included. FirstAast $601).427-0476 AIMRABLE r11EDMTE- LY. in Whitby Apt. building. pd painted. with balcony, dose tifift ID bus. IIrsv M .� no Pets. 1 bedroo�r5. 2 bedroom, $775. 3 bed- room $640., Call 430- 0134. BACHELOII apartment to rent. 5465 inclusive per month first and cep. Cable in- cluded. 576.0371. Available Oct. 1. S.E.Oshm. BACHELOR or bachelorette apt. Sep. ert., larmkdry, newly renovated, non-smoker. $475. ail inclusive. 905839-0821 Liverpool / 401 area. BRIGHT dean one bedroom basement apt. Private en- trance, walkout to patio, park- ing, 4 appliances. No smok- ing/Pets. $630 inclusive. Available Nov. 1. 6834384. Large one and two bedrooms, newly renovated, indoor parking, central air, from $650 per molNh. CENTRE MANAGEMENT INC. (905) 432-2705 (905)728-2360 CENTRAL WHITBY - 2 iwn room apartment in 3 plex, available Oct. 1st $695 plus hydro. Laundry facilities ISV last. No pets. 723-5107 CENTRAL Whitby- Clean 1 - bedroom apt Suitable for sin - le work Sept 1� $540. dro Alio. large 3 -bedroom nam floor Of house. hardwood Boas. laundry Lxdoies.tia park- ing. OCIASI, $790.uhk. park- a. days or 668- 6818 eweriir9LNk elkends ABOVE GROUND one bed• room apartment sell con- tained. backyard. Pickering. negoliable'elderly person welcomed. Non smoker, no Mets (905) 834 -MM COuN1TICE, dean. very brgDt 1 bedroom apartmentin nice quiet neghDourhood Fin! - place. or S g t 40m $595 "Xi&M a Oct 1 Non - Snicker 434-5422 EXCELLENT Norm Os•'aw lo- cation 1 bedroom Avad Oct t $650 iniclusive 2 bedroom Avail Nov 1 $750 "Clusive IVAatt, rekrences required. No Lym 136-6886 Deb - b 436-1367 DOWNTOWN WHITBY, above store. 2 bedroom apartment, Stove. I(XqWpC hal included. pill". $500/morQt. No pets. Cam 905.665-2248 EXCELLENTTore-bedroom lot. SouthPKiennqq L7rmy tae.. parking 5650/mo No peWSmokers Available Scat 905420-2965, 416 452- 6273. AN excepibnal variety of quiet clean t tied. apt from tell De mW -) Darren �. 905)-428-7677 FURNISHED BASEMENT BAMLOR . $550(month all Inclusive Immediate Ap- ph-1110M. laundry tacilioes. near PTC and bus stop No non-smoker. 905-837- om GORGEOUS 2 bedroom apt. ample parking. central Apia. 4 750/mo Avad- aft Oda 1 SCall Ape 683- 2619 KING ST. E OSHAWA. Avail immed., of Sept 1, 1 bdrm. new apt in triplex urge kv- kgroom, kitchen, huge back- yard. $650 Inclusive Call 432-5464/571-38M OSIMWA CEIITRE AAA apart- ment, two bedrooms, en suite laundry room, $750 as inclu- sive. A"illaDk Oct. 1st. Pb one bedroom $650. $675 No- -nW 1st. 723 -OM LAW BRIGHT 2-bdrm D2se mem apt., private yard with deck. SUM* lonon-smok- ing mature person(s). No pets/dkldrm. $B0O QuSive. Available immediately. 831- 3686, Janet. LARGE one bedroom apart- ment. Available immediately. 238 Rdson R. Oshawa. $450 911)7.�ro. CaM 1-416-533- 'LAVISH 140 tN, R beautiful modem. 2 large bdrms. bsmt apt. in private home. em2=,..Very Quiet- wn��pePd ce M air, stcYrKy system. dose to $6 bus. Auad Nov. 1. i. a . 1stAast. (905)-723- 6604. 1 6 2 bedr"o apt. avail Immediately or Sept 1st or Oct 1st.. New building W called at 350 Malaga. Oshawa. Sart at $595 per MOM , All inclusive No pets. 6N ( 905) 576.6724. WNITBY ONE BEDROOM apartment, available Oct. Ist., fit 10 Oo, parking. 5550 an inclusive. No pets. at 435- 2172 / 430-7780. PICKERING, t -BEDROOM Walkout basement apt.. laun- dry, cable, S5001mo. inclu- sive, no smoking inside the room, Available immediately 686-4718 allAperibrieft fixfoApw=sf6f-- Rent OSHAWA - $395/momh. 4 SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom apart - rooms, fully-fumished d carpet- mem. newly -renovated, ail- edserol-basement apartment in able OctAst, $670 inclusive. private Pause. Separate- 1s14ast. Please phone 905 - entrance, 81oc r/Park Near shop- 576-4895 leave message. Ping. 905-728-0079 (lave mes- sage) etonar .- eauu v SPACIOUS Weil main- tained 2 bedroom opts. Avail at 900 and 888 Glen SI. Some with welkin clos- ets. paint provided Close to schools. shopping cen- tre, Go Station Uhl Includ- ed.CaR 728.4993. OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apts. Oct TWO bedroom apartment for 1 occupancy. 5600 range. LOU- rem Rossla"Simcce - close tions to suit you. Stockwell Real- to Durham College. Fridge d ry Corp. 723-1265 stove plus hydro. parking. 1sV OSHAWA. newly renovated two last. References. Can 655 - bedroom. includes heal, hydro. 3068. parking andlaundryavailable No swimming pool, exercise pets. non-smokers Cal (905)- WHITBY - (Rosslaind - Ander- 331-8030 or(905)839-1984 son) Large one bedroom OSHAWA CENTRE / 401. 3- bdrm basement apt. laundry room, nice kitchen, available Oct 1. $750. 1/3 utilities 1405)839-1884 OSHAWA furnished 1 -bed- room apt $650. mdudes heat S water Nicely decorated. Immediate Mso: Large fur- rkshied bacfiebr. apt , Novern- her 1st. $550 inciusive. Park - (905)5 76-8381 Rd. /5)433- 5650 (905)433- OSHAWA Park/Bloor. one bedroom $580. 2 bedroom IBM. freshly painted spa- aous in a very dean 8 plex MAast. Iib pets. heat included, av il*k himmediatey, (905) 840-6712. Pager 416-501- 1687 OSHAWA Simcoe d B1oor 3 bedroom. main floor, house. S875/mo. Indusrve 1st b last Available immediately View- ing 576-3327, 841 Simcoe St. S pwWng dose o all amem- teSS Also 1 beacon apt, top boa. $5951 mo OSHAWA. 2 bedroom in du- plex conven o, Iocaaon. 1.000S4 h.. !720.nydro- Also 1 -bedroom basement. 5480. uWws includ255 ed. 728-2or 430.7816 OSHAWA. dean 1 bedroom bachelor apt private: ertrii , i bath . parking ho led or umumishtd $495 Wusive 725-1171 OSHAWA: 2 bedroom dean Spacous apt in duplex. Oc. Weer alpstpnced For yard. Park - 00 uht 1sWst BeforeiarxeSpin 790,5-420- 1846. 3ner 5pn 905-576- 1486 PICKERING Large - Bachelor suite. ape_ baI krtcfren.-eparate on- trance,very dean, non- WMkunn9g no pets. relenet - es, 1St4ast SWS mduaivw 905831-2909 PICKERING- Brock' Major Oaks Large 2 bedroom base- ment Separate entrance laundry 6 parking AN inclu- sive S75(Ymonm. Avil Oct 1st 905-683-9708, PNJEERNIG. Luxury walkout - basement apt Firepace p - cum. 5 appl-. 1400 SF. $800 6 utilities Sorted for mature Ptr$WCArrple nen smoking, no pas 416-763- 1886 Powiff HG. whites Rt. small one bedroom. walk-oul basement apt Own entrance New carpet. near amenities. non-smoker preferred. $500 References Available imme- datey. 905-8348561 PICKERNIG- New 1 bed- room basement apt Whites RD N Executive tome, pri- vate entrance, parking, ca- ve. laundry. appliances. track yard. Very quiet lame. Ideal for single working person. $625 in- clusive. Cal 831-8801, SNI COE NMTH Oshawa dean quit 2 bedroom in 5- plex, available immediately incl parking. Bus and amenities. $650/mo. (905) 7254524. SIMCOE/FAUMTON -2 level 2 bedroom apt. for rem. fridge, stove. firsUlasureterences, storage room, $750 . utl. Available immedmey. 404- 3238 AJAX- spacious 1 bedroom basement 2p fa rem. Avail- able Oct 151. $625/month UW to included. free parking, no pets. vas 683-2852. Oki 1 -SPACIOUS 2-betkoom. Unique selling. attractive dean well manUNW Country Silting. Norm of Bowmamrile. Laundry. $625. hydro. 433-7810. basement apartment to rent. Separate entrance. Must be employed. References. Prefer non-smoker $650. 905-668- 7145 11FmfTBY SPACIOUS 2 bed- room laundry facilities. no pets. patio. parking. October 1st. $825 inclusive (416) 699- 52e7 WHITBY CENTRAL. Victorian style 2 bedroom apt. on na- ture landscape setting- No pets, all utilities included. U50 per Ihanit . 66&2326. no calls after 9 p m. WHITBY. 2 -bedroom apart- merit avalade Nov 1 5613/ month includes heat. hydro acid parking for 1 car Phone 430-2092 WHITBY. RosslarxVG,arden Small 2 -bedroom basement of. dean and quietal ubk- ties mduded S600im0110. nrSifW required. Oct 1 Ray 666-0070 1 Apartmems we, a FE' -k. FF� ' t o rr bedroom apt.. $iso - S,;= mo. on bus Muse in Oshawa. near 401 preferred Mature qukel working couple whin handynan husband aloe o do electrical. ptumbmg- drywall - wallpaper and paint Please leave message 905-427-8628 1 For R•rw 3' ' A AbsO,i.'e Alo cac e VAW REM". OWER YOUR MOMS FROM $6BWTH!I 51000 deposit Discharged Bankn.0T1 Can Mr' (111" 371-4273 14000-8410.6275 Mark Saks Rep Sutton Croup Excel Realty k RFNTFNS MFWI A home of your own' You earn $28 DOD . gross income 5500 down payment. Good credit Your northty Cost from $750/month all Inclusive ex - CW and ride Sounds great Cas Ken Co". Cc* well Banker(905)728-9414 5 BEDROOM house Walk to downtown 8 hospital 2 ap- pliances. hardwood floors. private drive. Available Sept. 15. $950/mo 7 utk-. Cal 723- 6291 or 576.45U AJAX Semi 2 . 2 ad= tri• n5ned bsmt, 4 appiarnas a . central air. fenced. workshop. first/as!. Ret. $1125 mdthty. Nov 1 St. 686.2389. AJAX, IIPPEII LEVEL of raised bungalow, bright. 3 bedrooms. 2 appliances. large fenced pcard, driveway and carport,11,000 inclusive. Referenda required. Ctkhtren wekooitd. Available Sept. 151h. Andy at 416.533-3299. FOUR NEOROOY. $1.000 per Mo. plus utilities. Pideerinq 1914 Fairport Rd. available immediately. For more inlor- ma9on434-7746. IWIWOOOAAYLY, 2 bed- room basemat ape, $7501 mo. first4ap, no pets. Close to all ameniDes. AwsaDk Oct 1. CO -1281 OLIVE 6 HARMONY Rd Oshawa. 3 bdrm semi. urge lot. beside park, finished bsmt. 2 appliances. 5950 month plus utilities. FirsVlast. Avail Nov 1 St. Call Scott 666- 0573. 90 YW NAVE AN APART- Mff FOR ROM W SO AM RATES BINDER WR SINAe MVM FOR REW HEADING 0<:swu THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1997 -PAGE 13 a 1OYNa a hal Rett andbmmmmme o deft ROSSLANO/SIMCOE area, 2- AJAX, 2 -bedroom, 2 full bath bedroom bungalow. 1 1/2- tubs. 2 balconies, solarium baths, finished basement, lutchen, 5 appliances. air can - parking, a/c. 5 appliances, ditioned, walk-in closet. large yard, dose to a8 amerk- swimming pool, exercise ties, available Oct.lst, $950. room, sauna. Available Oct, 1 utilities Call %5-721--0285 666-1212 or 619-9803. leave NORTH Oshm 2 bedroom message WHITBY. 2 -bedroom Durnga- Office& low. 1 1/2 -car garage, de- a • l ReleiSoece tacked workshop. 65'x140' pcua fenced lot. sandbox, dog. OSHAWA 4 Months Free house. Dundas St W $850. Rom III- 850 sq 2nd fir utilities Available immediate- 5550 600 sq main $500 y 728-2255.430-7816. Soo sq tt across from Osh WHITBY, detached 2 -tied- Centre. Egg 2nd fir $500 room bungalow, close to all 1.200 sq. h 2nd floor .1.600 amenities. Fridge. stove in- sq. h. main- Call 434-2447 cluded private drive d tool or 655-4132 stied $800 monthlyPRIME DOWNTOWN Pon (905)6-5334 Perry commercial - shelves WHITBY: Lovely 3 -bedroom and rim space any. for rem home with 5 -appliances. in Its traffic location 985- 5850./monthly Nicety deco- 4124 rated throughout. Would re- STORE FOR RENT - down- quired 1st/last in advance, town Oshawa. Good location lease avanable. November High walk in trailiC 5400 all tst. (905)5768381. (905)434• inclusive except hrydro 725 5550 8710 a Tawnhw -e- 1 i Ger"gain Fa Rem • S ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL- GARAGE for :crit. for storage 6 momM tree minOwn your of Ur small It". trader etc. own 2.3, or 4 bedroom town - 4" 7 8 Brock Rd Cal Gard house completely refurbished (416)463-2363 with 4 new appleances Start - ng from $59.900 Cama for a 1 CoNage- kss than rem Little or no for M" money OOvwt OAC Cal RICK BALSAM LAKE. Fenelor Fans. WATSON Co~ Banker (905)728 -9414 41 4 Or Tor 1 2 3 6 4 bedroom house - 1905x27-3804 keep" cottages n Sept Quiet army retort sandy AN OSHAWA SOUTH , 3 hal Good fishing Boat bedroom tewnnouse close to reAtal$ Weekends aro also sdnools arca shopping 5898/ evadable in Sept (705) 887- -0 all mdusive First/last 2550 Available Sept l (905) 579 Florida 9956 days • I Vac. Rantab NORTH Oshm 2 bedroom CLEAR WATER AREA. 31 tdwnrauSe Large reC room. bedroom 'hwnhouse pool Available Oct tst $800 - gas. pcua 880 prom% yard. F'rstilast No pets. 436-2049 available new Fnr infra anus SPACIOUS 3 bedroom lown- ^.ouses. Well maintained fam- xy complex Freshty decant. ad. 4 apps. all aroma Park - Mg. dose to schoolsall amenities OCV%ov I occur parity 122 Colborne St E Oshawa App 431.3972. A BARGAIN... STILL RENT - Mg. No money down, rem to )wn 2 and 3 "Ga. horse From PM per rtoild all n- -Iusive Minimum yearly In- cume 525.000. Alueka Rasa - 1u. (9051 726-9414 ext 201 No Room, Rent! Available Immeeistey Fur• Tushed room in Pickering. wpm Ude. kitchen tic lktes, dose to Pickering Generating Sta- tion. PTC GO. $340/mo or $170 ts-weekly, 420-4318 LIVERPOOL/GNnima. Partly turleSted room. cable. Gun- dry. dost to Pickering Town Cm" Dula non-smoker no pas S3501mcnm. (905) 420- 9311 ROOMS for rem. N Oshawa. rear toss roue Avadabe Im- medatey Cos 1905)571-6435 TIRED OF COMMUTING. 1 have lust the place for you. MeadowvaW401 area. TV parking. pnvate bath. 5400/ Trip 509-2932 Mshaved ACCOW4 odobm COINITICE - arae horse. pn- vale fumished room. Avall- able now. Parking. S300/mo. 211 inclusive. Call 433-2379. Lave message. LARGE LOFT for rem, paAmg. Ube, phone- laundry. $450 per mo inclusive. Central Ajax location. IsVW required. Immedalely. (905) 706.7803 ROOM for rent or share ad- commodation. cable, laundry. Owe Mom and bath. Non- smoking, M. /mo. Available . Mediately. Cal 428-1205 SINGLE PARENT, hes room, Paang 6 storage, on 10 Se- cluded acres off Brock Rd. N. Pets OK. $450/mo. 905-66- 3395. For R*M CorkdoMYtitrMe AJAX 2 -bedroom condo w/ many extras. Clean quiet well- maintained building. 5 apple, dose to GO. PTC. Avail Nov 1. $900. 1st4asL references. 905.426.OM 905-427-0056, AJAX LAKE DRIVEWAY, 1 bedroom condo . 5 appkanc- es, balcony, central air. fire- PLAM parking. View of Lake. UN 416.574-5070. to view owes 905 - 579- 3788 CLEAR WATER, Iurn shed ma- bdes ^eafec pools, hot tub, tenonminutes to Blue Jay baseball, NHL Hockey NFL Foottlal. Dog/Horse track. beaches and mapr attrac- tions Children welcome Ptso- los analable $275 weekly (9051683-5503 Fir Iwo For Saul 'RARE DPPORTUNITY'll, :ompketery renovated as new. 2 or 3 bedroom towntnouses with 4 now app antts 5500 down. good Credit rating. S32.000yr income to quality Call Gentleman' George Walker Coldweil Barre, RMA Reary 728-9414 AJAX - UPGRADES galore' 3 bedroom. family room, new lutchen, ceramics CAC. huge deck. finished basement, malty extras $181,900 (905) 427-9797 BOWMANVIILE. 3 bedroom sem. man floor family room. fenced yard. new vinyl floors. move -n wO t M Must see' 905623-0242.905.263-4488. COURTICE 3 Plus 1 bedroom. I'MOO bsmt. Central arc, vac. 2 bathrooms. $144.900 Call 905-404-0000 Open House Sal 6 Sun 2 - 4 3 Stuart Rd LIVE FOR FREE - Income Properly, Oshawa triplex. makes Slaamo. Vendor Will assist With downpaymem to buyer O.A.C. In great condi- tion. Lots of renovations. $119.000. Call Frank Hawes or Rosaleen Fitzgerald. Sutton Group Cassie 430.9000. OPEN HOUSE, 24 Redmond Dr. Ajax. 2.000 sq. ft.. home. 4 bedrooms. item upgrades. c,. • c... .,-c.,.., .nom �.K 1 1 tar Sam • 1 LOgM FIgDkOs OSHAWA, 3600 R. Ranch Bung. 3600 Fin. 8'smint., 121 Axes. Elegam. Oak b Marble Galore. 4bdnn, 581hrm, 2F/P5 Emr. 1200saft. Granite Kit. Gm.Foyer w/CirOak Stres. CaR 905-436-0312 to view PRIVATE Estate Sale - 3 bed- rooms. 1 1/2 stoney. finished basement. large garage, new windows and decorated Large lot, quiet street Asking $129.000 Open House. Sat Sun 12-4 p m 293 Ballard. Oshawa. Into 725.9662 RICE LAKE- OPEN HOUSE PJERY SUNDAY UNTIL SOLD Relocating Contractor's Wa- terfront Home For Sale or Trade For Home in Durham Region 5 yr aid Custom Built Raised Bungalow on 100 ft. Waterfront on Rice Lake Modern Open Concept. Im- maculate condition, 5185.000. (705) 939.1254 WHITBY - west Lysde: 3- bdrm Townnome completely renovated Better than new Garage. pool quiet area pose to 401/Go Tram $119.900 Immediate posses- sm (905)985-8583 WHITBY, 3 -bedrooms, ret - room garage. Walkout to deck & 152tt private yard. ctrVral aff`Nx. $149,900. Ted "ougmon. Sutton Classic 430-9000 WHITBY - LUXURIOUS mum keel detached name garage, large ria. asking 5155.900 Dale Anderson Sala Rep Options Ratty Ltd 433-4623 LAS for Sale BUILDING LOT, priced W sex 4'5 acres troming on 12. SW Ogg Owner Iaavmg Coun- try 905-432-8199 ff al canp•r Tro1w S+fes iai5 ::CWN. 333 ti.. Wrloded trailer lot 101 sale. sand teach fishing, rowing hilt. 12x50 ands allowed Near Cotourg 416431-1555. 905.3443396 FAMILY Trader park on Pi- geor• -axe near Boticaygeon Saasbal sites lath too hook- pS Private bead) and DOCKS :am 1-800-05D-2744 LAKE Simcee Tralkr:Ld for sale 25 trader w/Flonda room on 30'x40 lot Amy 00 n Petteraw. mmu es to beach 4 go course Park heated pod, clubhouse. visitor park - ng, 317 000 OW CAT- 90-640-4233 ATrawl905-640.4233 M A K's BEAVER TRAILER PARK LTO Omenta NU- MEROUS USED TRAILERS TA SALE ON SITE Ready to Trow in compote with decks Shea and more GREAT ENO OF YEAR BUYS" Cal or Visa anytime 7,05-7946221 • 1 somwo - OYmoruinb- CLEARANCE SALE - En - Tire Contents of Wool Shop. '50% OFF Paton. Sprinme and Diamond yams. nee- dles and accessories, pat - tem bookswool bins Port Perry 965.2849 FOR SALE Franchise bakery route (sweet goods), excellent growth potential. Call after bpm 905-623-7696. ESTABLISHED HAIR SA- LON for sale 4 station I. full basement. great location Buy today. start tomorrow. Owner . refiring. Call 905- 728-9902, or after Spm. 905-432.3029. MAKE money at home, at your own pace, For tree in- formation call 416-699- 9106. 16-6949106. 416-6949969 or 1- 888-703-3588. 24 hrs. no charge natlonwlide. OSIMWA AUTO BOGY shop for rent, complete and Whitby car lot for ren. 725-1171 POWEIIFUL INCOME oppor- tunity. 90% profit. 59 plus per week. Home based. Not ALM. toll free 1-800.6169 ext. 8257 24 hit. 30 Days After Sep- tember 7, 1997, Ajax Wnl Storage WIO Sell by pulft auction, the fol- IOWirKj accounts Which are delinquent to cover the cost of rent and expenses: Michael Cassidy Johnny Scott Jason Caruso Any of the above tenants may pay amount owing in cash, and redeem their merchandise, at any time prior to the auction. 1 Personals , Dt~ servo most aTeaclve lads R-4ebl•. dmcmm In b oil calls Moto E -bat - low" ATTRACTIVE rvnite male. en - lays country bring, Yachting. fit- ness. dirrrg out and traveling Seeks single while female. sum. attractive adventurous with a good personality. 30-40 or sn- are lasan0 reaoorshio Reply in wi or Box 4575. do Economist S Sun. 9 Heritage Road, Mark - nam. Ont L3P IM3 DID YOU SEE THIS on Tues - Uy Agus' 19tr '997 a tender bender Ocainred in the 401/8rOCk St WMby McOan- aa's partuin0 tot W;tness re- gured 404-9498_- ^,OOCBCOY S LADIES FfT- ESSBEAUTV SPA Gravid Re -Opening $50 000 renova- tion Orknng luck -boxing. boxercrse. step. tanning, m3ir- dressog. hilly- equips gym. personal-tfamer. massage na ts. moble Service avail- able Help Wanlad •839-FITT (3468) I AM ocung nor a not from PIC -e- '7 Ty work place in Mississauga for 2 weeks in September or October Happy to pay Please Cas (9050111- $758 (Mississauga) SIZABLE ENCOUNTERS: F- Uly A Ufing seance 'or above -averaged sued singes and herr admirers. No fear of refection' No risk' Cal (905)731.1366 SPOUSE (OIEATMG?7 ER Psychic Answers You can know Rated I1 Police 100.000. Cds use us Cels cam0enoal 241irs $2 997 inn. 16. 1-900 451 iM5 ��Pwwlieas�e craw your classifiedtM�,11N ad on the first day of publk& tan as we cannot be responsible for more than of* insertion in the ealFent of an error. Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept phone opera- tors are avail- able for your Convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To PlacC Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 4►' PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SErrEMBER 9, 1997 UnAuctions . 1 Auctions . 1 Auctions. 1 Auetiars e l A iaweas , 1 Annolina was L ,Or M7545 !a up tz-ule awton isungs Ctaringtm a Port Perry residents a1t404-2615 For an audo verset d all w�rx and upoorrrg aucoons IoaiW n so~ ani saswn Orftm Wase al ine aEom rxnoer GIGANTIC AUCTION SALE Sat., Sept 13th 10:00 a.m. Hwy 7A to Bethany North on Ski Hill Road 4.5 miles to $667 or Hwy 7A to Omemae South on Ski Hill Road 5.5 miles to 0667 Watch for signs Viewing: Fri. Sept. 12th, noon til sale time 89 Starcraft 350GM ski boat. 1989 Cadillac. antique shingle mill, some antique & household furniture, stoves, washers, dryers, homemade evaporator (45 gal), maple syrup pails, wood & electric furnace, garden shed (2), 16 x 24 above ground pool w/deck. filter & pump, limit- ed edition prints framed & unframed, radial arm saw, drill press. 1989 Ford Ranger extend a cab 4x4 w/snow plow, 1992 Chev Truck, 1966 Olds Cutlass & 1968 Road Runner project cars. 1968 GTX 440 4 -speed restored (ap- praised 323.500), garden tractors, Massey 1010 Diesel w/mower & rear blade, Bolens 231 -fp w/4' power angle blade & 4' front snow blower & 54' mower deck. Bolens 16Hp 48* mower, Honda rotor tiller. Gilson riding mower. Cub Cadette mower, 2 Massey 8.5 mowers, 6'x12' tandem dump trader, storage hwy trailer, tow motor lift truck, roof trusses (clew), roof truss plant (saw/press/tables/track etc.), cul- verts (used), bricks (new). winclows'doors (clew & used). store counters. glass show cases. kids bikes & tricycles, storage cupboards, hay wagon, old sleigh parts, electric chain hoist. steel beams. firewood, lumber, steel carts. steel bets, various small tools, cable & chain, miscellaneous shelving (tree standing), rack- ing toning shop carts. office supplies. desks. chairs. tables. 5 video arcade games. miscel- laneous job lots and much more Sale under lover. Lunch available. Sale subfect lo addibons and deletions Terms: Cash, cheque, or iruerac. Auctioneer: Jim McIntyre (905) 432-1177, (905) 404-9392 Fax (905)404-0458 MacGregor Auction Centre, welhnglon St. Bowmamrille Restaurant Equipment. Lumber, Collectarles, Household Effects A Hockey Cards Som. Sept. 14, 10 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) 401 to Waverly Rd. North to f2 Hwy.. East to Sagog St. & North 1 km. Sunday's Auction features a vanes select o- of articles. Dar!WI list tnCtudes CoaectaoIeS. glass & chilli, tet sigrs. stop IgM, stained glass. lutchen collectables, old books, tools. Ltd Edition & Decorator pictures, dress- ers. tables, chairs, washstands. guns (22's, pellet, shotgun. FAC required), vnnlin. Elgin o/b motor, hock- ey & sports cards from 70's & 80 s (sets, stars, rook- ies. binders etc), pine & cedar lumber, plus many more unique & useful articles. Restaurant equnpinw. includes 2 chip fryers (Garland & Moffat). large Chester Pitco Fish Fryer, s/s dump station. s/s table. s/ 's double Sulk & counter table. s/s scoops, bowls & utensils. apt. sin freezer, 2 ICL Data cash registers, Hamuton Bach 3 head milkshake maker garbage cans. alarm System, most. container & supplies. card sheiv- mg & display rack, table & chairs Note order of sale - Sports Cards at 1000. Restaurant Equipment at 11:00: followed by Lumber & Furniture 6 collectibles at aoprox 12'00 Auction features something for one & all. Terms cash, cheque. Visa. MIC. Interac (Next Auction Estate Sale, Sunday Sept. 21st1 Call for all your auction needs. MacGregor Auction Services Mite MacGregor 905-987-5402: 905-623-7949 AUCTION SALE THURS. SEPT. 11, 6 p.m. At Brock & Seven Auctions, 1570B Holy. Ili Brougham (114 km. west of Brock Rd. on Hwy. ft7). FllINpB4 9 pc. walnut diner, elaborately painted tile backed marble top washstand. 3 dovetailed pine boxes, 2 tool chests, early Canadian pine table, sm. harvest table, dropfront desk, serpentine mahogany chest, walnut & mahogany dressers, 6 pane bookcases, bak- ers table, guilded urn, J&H table, beaul fully inlaid sin- gle bed, old brass bed, nice buggy seat, 3 apple boxes, 1940's original paper labels, emery wheel, Pepsi menu boards, brassbght fixture, wrought iron nesting tables, minilary pictures and prints, old cameras, plus other furniture to arrive Monday. Glass A China: including guilded 2 handle vase, cran- berry shot glasses,chinese 2 handle teapot with raised decoration, 2 old Davenport cups & saucers, Royal Winton gargling jub, Bisque figurines, Victorian claret iub (res.), handpaonted bowls, Lamogue cream & su- rr shaving mugs, platters, wicker, nice sale. Viewing p.m. Toconsign phone: =Ice M. Janes, Auctioneer 905-6864620 HIED. SEPT. 11, START 6 P.M. VIEW: from am. Kahn Country Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, ttti. N. of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week over 50 lots of antiques, fine furniture, glass, china & col- Ictables incl. sec. desk, hoosier cupboard, pinball ma - line, oak table tv/trestle base, mah. table, chairs, eds, endtables, dressers, wardrobes, 2 tiered server, ereo, Royal Doulton dinner set,nest of tables, inks, carpets& CONSIGNMENTSrints, & many OUROUR Sre PECIALTY Randy Pelta Aadfoseer Phone (115) 1: Fax (905) 576.2267 AUCTION SALE SAT. SEPTEMBER 13-10A.M. OUTSTANDING ESTATE AUCTION of antiques, Collectibles and Antique Toys held at the Phoenix Sales Arena, Ux- bridge. Take Hwy.#12 or Lakeridge Rd. #23 north to Hwy# 47. Go west to Ux- bridge. Watch for signs. SALE INCLUDES: 6' ant. pine flat to wall cupboard, 2 pce. flat to wall cupboard, 3 ant. pine jam cupboards, pine harness cupboard, beautiful Kauffman oak dining rm. ste. ( table, 6 chairs, china sideboard with bev. glass, dimmer light, server, 5 yrs. old) ant, sideboards, oak & mahoga- ny secretarys, 3 gramophones, Ig. qty. antique tables & antique chairs, old Mus- koka chairs, sofa bed, settee, qty. an- tique washstands & dressers, ant. frames & mirrors, ant., high chair, press - back child's rocker, ant. baby carriage, qty. glass display cases, qty. of war- drobes & armoires, blanket boxes, cedar chest, craftmatic db. bed (new), quilts, appliances, Envirotec pellet/corn stove,Clare Jewel Cookstove, Wingham porcelain woodstove, Trillium airtight stove, Ig. qty. antique china, crystal old postcards, old newspapers, old Ontario Co. map, old jackknives, old fishing tack- le. 75 yr. old fishing pole & reel. Ig. qty., of new giftware, Ig. qty, old hanging & standing lamps, Foreign currency, over 100 toys including Dinky, Corgi, Match- box. Superfast, tractors, tin toys etc. NOTE. The late Mr. Benson was a Ide- time Claremont resident. One of the finest selections of quality wood furniture pieces! Over 1.000 items with two Auc- tioneers selling simultaneously. TERMS: Cash, Interac, Visa & M/C. VIEWING: 8 am Sale Day. AUCTION SALE SAT. SEPT. 27.- 10 A.M. TOOLS, FARM EQUIPMENT, & LUM- BER AUCTION held at Phoenix Sales Ar- ena, Uxbridge. Large quantity of Farm Machinery, Tractors, Oak Lumber, elec- tric and air Tools, Gray Tools, Rifles, etc. Watch for details in upcoming issues - QUAL lLY Consignments accepted. NOTE: There will be no Auction on September 20 at the Sales Arena. GARY HILL AUCTIONS (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) 1-705-357-2185 Sunderland ANTIQUE LOVERS" Mbka Antiques & CollectaWes is the place to be on Sat. Sept. 13. Pickering Village Festival. Old Kingston Rd. 905-426-2tta0 Sept 11 th - 6:00pm at Warners Auction Hall, Hwy a2 Colborne As we Have no sate this Sat. Thursday's sale will be largei than usual. Selling from a Port Hope Home owners mining to Apt plus more. 1993 Cadillac Dev41e, fury loaded, sells cer- tified, 14Hp garden and lawn tractor, 2 roto tillers, 2 lawn mowers. Ige quantity hand & power tools, qty. household arti- cles, lamps, pictures, dishes, etc. excep- tional cherry bed- room suite with 2 night stands and high four poster queen size fled with new box & matt, 2 oak dinette sets ant and modern dressers and chests of drawers, several pcs. carpet, upright piano in good conxlr- tion, auto washer and dryer, good gas 24w stove and dryer. ex- ceptionally nice new 3 pC. sofa set with matching wing chair, good used sofa & love seat, used sec- bional sofa, also good used bed sofa, mod- ern & antique small PCs., some collecti- bles, etc, dishes, TE: this sale a large sale. ( be on time rid a while. No 1ggoo Starting 6:c Visa, MC, inte cash or goo ue. y & Bib wourrter 05-365-2105 AUCTION BARN Friday Sept 12 at 5:00 p.m 3 Miles East of Little Britain on County Rd. 4 5 pc Pine cannonball bedroom suite, oak drop front secretary, Morris !Mair, bed chesterfields, auto. washer & dryer, In- glis almond dish- washer, Hoosier Cup- board, chrome suite excellent condition - (1950's era). country couch, pine drop leaf table, vinyl Chester- field, press back rockers, wahxrt China cabinet, metal lathe With 24- bed, wood lathe. 3/4 Hp air com- pressor, 5 pc. mod- ern bedroom suite, oak hall seats (in rough), crocks, 1/2 moon tables, glass top wrought Iron table & chairs, coffee & end tables, plus qty. china, Glass & col - Don i ca" Corinsit Auctionvers KIWI LNIM Britton III a or tax (705) 786r2183 IIMS. TO SAT. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. sun. I I A.M. TO 5 P.M. 68% OFF 678 TAUNTON 110. E. WHIM e are clearing the N ice of a hardware mess, including electrical & plumbing supplies, locks, drywall tape, nails, plus many other articles. Also selling at set prices, new car bat- teries, new 3 pc. sofa sets, garden supplies, window boxes, new box spring & mattresses, single mattresses from $99.00. McLeia�n Auction M -U6-3291 915432-2836 Cow Cdebrate Fred w Hazel Densbanal 5% Wedding Anniversary Sept 20/97 - 7:30p.- 1:00.. Oshawa Curlin Club 226 Bond St. E.. ushawn Om lk Nicht. You art tarkorne to pay tribute to Fred & Hanel Ihr-0 sorw, pomi, skit. special memory. etc. Cash Bar ant klt>wa Oelr Tkm : 1 1 P° : I • Plumbing Wood Fencing Decks - Chain Link - Iron D,dled Hogs - Set Posts FREE estimates Call Steve 905-500-5077 mobile 416-729-1348 GCB CONSTRUCTION We can do all your home improvements and renovations! 686-1913 MASTER HOME RENOVATIONS The one to all when your (tome creeds renovating. NITF. PLUMING Commercial Industrial Residential 'Special this week One Morn single lc%cr basin faucet. installed $11 30. Ask for Al Richards 686-9968 Yooin9 s am sem' MICHALSKI MOVING Moises. Apartments. Oni es. Appliances aro Pam specialists feow we have hailed amps tants. Wow and Mrd -Month Discounts Licensed. atsuned Fret Es- smaw Excellent servia. Call 436-7795. FTR vny stayic.t Kitchens, bathrooms. lyi basements. Is , stxld3cks. Dw+hh9 8 WAN" WORK plastering No lobs Doing Magic For loo �!9 a too Una. Children's Parties Gal today for Arid Ai occasions. flee39-404.Have Gil Ernie 6N-4932 :1 Roofng :. 1 Music A&C 111:001FING, Shingling. all t)Tws of nets, new and old. Workmanship Guar. lantced 10% discount to seniors, fully ia- mard. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (9f15) 429-8704 Piano & Theory Lessons Private half-hr/wk A.R.C.T. Peidogodgy Graduate Retortable rates, Experienced teacher "1905-427-1479 Pam Wturram-Kowtue PekreM • • TulonrSdww 1IO OAC Calculus. F!nte. Algebra. Y�lgetYOM Geometry, Physics Math. 041 0OR Che Wry. Biology. English an 1♦1lld grades TOEFL. Affordable !!MllPliAAlal;CAti 1416)292H6126. a�vllorl • 1 oearr 1 Delle f.• .n .,x L. ,.,r.n.i rl .0 ,Ir . unrt1 ,4n1, rill.+ n. un -,ii. n, .. � n.•,. u,..,. mn.rr i.r,.+ w...«... An✓nr„ Lw. -w L.rr M.nn..F Vr,. Mf..l„r K In�..li.AnM..n M+nu \. nl. �r�fJrw SMITH, Robert (Bob) fomler employee of the Town of Pickering Fre Department Bob Smith, af- ter a brief dress at The Toronto East General Hospital on Monday, September 8, 1997 in his 70th year Beloved husband of Edne. Loving father of Rhonda and her husband Randy Win, Bob and his wife Lisa, Rauni and her husband Brent Johnstone, Danns Smith, Dian and her husband John Niles. Papa of Adam. Survived by his brodw Don Smith (Adk- emg), sisters Mona Kinsley (Bowmanvile ), Doreen Jackman (Scarborotgh) and best friend Raunii Car- son. A memorial service will be held at the McEachirse Funeral Home, 28 Old Krgston Road, Ajax (Picker- ing Village) 905-428-8488 on Thursday, Septem- ber 11, 1997 at I f := In Neu of flowers, donations to the Canadian Cancer Society would be appreciat- ed by the family. Maas:* CHHAREN'S SERVICES DIVISION Registrations now being accepted! Ajax Child Care Centre 3 22 Centennial Road A- 2 1/2 to 5 yrs. iy-b 'fitax A (905) 683-4001 7 am to 6 pm #` Supervisor: Ms. F Handjes � a Pickering Child Care Centre 1262 Radom Street 2 1/2 to 5 yrs. Pickering (905) 839-5831 7 am to 6 pm Supervisor: Ms. M. Forties x g Potential Subsidies Available Jacquelines School of Dance Div. at 997713 Ont. Ltd. 1215 Bayly Street, 2nd Floor (above Florist) NEW 4 Bay Ridges Plaza (Price Chopper Plaza) (Just West of Liverpool) Director: Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Carnavale, Fiona Tait Registration Wednesday Septeml+�• t It 5-8 P.M. We offer . carrrF -I'm os Iron under B.A T.D. Field trips to spag P. fail Workshops Summer. won IN orib ts AN causes based on British Assoc. of Teachers program Of Dancing (BJLLO.) Syllabus. Ages 3 to adult. special ban and adult cmeu& Jazz, Tap, Ballet, Pointe, 4M Acro & Highland Oran for app c ilobooara or lab r000b bet 420-7399 ro O Want to pocket some cone Y-? Maybe you have an old billiards table you don't use much anymore. Or some patio furniture you're tired of. Or some clothes that're too small, hanging in your closet. Make some money with a garage sale. Call 683-0707 and advertise it in our Classifieds IV-1P„J.*e;Xt NEWS ✓ADVERTISER TIRE NEWS ADVEWMER TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER f, IM -PAGE 13 µ< Deli ver yourudew 66 . . \ice .h T messy a hly-t o 9 every husint s z in Durham ion Y aby us�n 70" e 9 th 0ry. 1 f SS PLEADER w Send out your flyers for less than you are currentlypay'ing! $50per.1000 Direct to Business �4 A division ot.the OW • u u OO:Z44I� •r►-` %IN:A r - Nil!• \ :2: OTOOM r y4, 50o cop ies `. ri } ONE =•ti �� . 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