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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_09_14FHE TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARI CENTRAL Picke • (jveiTiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand September 14, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 37, Pressrun 44,000 32 pages ■ Class actions rin �S70RER�OM I PERIODICAL Ecker, teachers on opposite sides of `Road Ahead' By LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORT Ek Students could be in for a humpy ride if the provincial government accepts recommendations in the document The Road Ahead because it is "full of potholes", criti- cizes a Catholic teachers' union. But **few (of the recommendations) arc dramatically new:' maintains Muns- ter of Community and Social Services and Durham West MPP Janet Ecker. who believes the report will serve as a foundation to improving education. The document. released Thursday by the Education Improvement Commis- sion, calls tier longer su hool vears, cap - two weeks in the classroom for elementary stu- dents and another three weeks for secondary pupil,,. h ,r high school students, that would also require condensing exam time from the current t S days to 10 days. Ontario English ('atholic Tcachers'Association, Durham (,ranch president Mike O'Connor says the current schedule "allows kids some hreathing room in between exams", par- ticularly important for students at non- semestercd schools. Ontario Public School Teachers' Fed- eration, Durham district co -president Hill Butcher isn't convinced lengthen- ing the school year would produce bet - ping class si/.es and giving principals JANET ter students. the power to dictate how much time ECKER He also wonders what effect such a teachers spend teaching. 'The beginning' move would have on businesses which The report says school sh(wId start one week earlier than it docs now and profes- sional development days held during the sch(wl year should be reduced in a bid to add another LNMD WAY .010atA0; o � �` See their special Paws 18-19 s. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................22 Classified .............24 HOW 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 .............. htip://www.durhamnews.net depend largely on the summer months and vacationing families. See CHANGES/Page 3 1tGpU11 1CQVGJ 11W1 CLjCU for Pickering airport BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — The Town, some local residents and property owners were largely unsuccessful Tuesday in getting Durham Region to back down on changes it wants in Picker- ing's new Official Plan. Durham Council's planning committee held a meeting here to consider the Town's new OP, but approved most of the revi- sions Region staff have recommended despite opposition from the Town and others. Those revisions included some relating to the proposeJ Pickering airport, a contentious issue on which it appears Dtattam will have its way. Duharn Council has officially sup- ported the construction of a rnajor international airport on the federal lands in north Pickering expropriated for such a facili- ty in 1972. Some residents' groups have vehemently opposed the plan, while Pickering Council is against it as well. See PICKERING/Page 2 HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY FYaiy owed a op.ra�w For Sarnia You Can Tnat / I i VISir OUR SHOWROOM ' $111110" scree (Soon a 0» an of Ihrrood Aw.) 6,f6-2445 _ . , photo by A.J. Groan Run *nfor Terry Dane Ramsay -Morris kept up the pace during the Lord Elgin Public School Terry Fox Run held Friday to help raise money for cancer research. Schools and communities across Durham Region have orga- nized events to help keep the Terry Fox dream alive. PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 Pickering OP debate b PICKERING/From page I The planning committee approved removal from the OP of wording stating categorically that Pickering is opposed to the establishment of an international air- port here. It also approved changes to the OP to allow for the possibility of such a facility on the federal airport lands. Town Council wanted the OP to allow for only a smaller regional airport. It's generally agreed, however, that the federal government has the power to impose its will on this issue no matter what the Town or Region want and what the OP says. There was a victory Tuesday for at least one group of residents who have been fighting for years against a pro- posed Regional road connection between Rossland Road and Finch Avenue. They learned Region staff have agreed to the deletion of the connection, the route for which cut across some of their proper- ties.Mostly the same group of citizens failed to win the committee's approval for the narrowing of the Rouge Duffrns Wildlife Corridor, which travels between the Ontario Hydro Gatineau line and the CPR tracks/interprovincial natural gas pipeline from the Scarborough border in the area of Finch Avenue to Duffrns Creek in the area just east of the Cherry - wood Transformer Station. The residents say the wildlife corridor does not serve its intended purpose and rings out residents has prevented them from being able to sell their homes because of the limita- tions it imposes on use of the properties. "This is a corridor that has been so engineered there isn't really any natural arca left;' area resident Jocclyn Barber told the committee. Another resident, Agnes Ruzsa, described the corridor as "an attempt to expropriate privately -owned lands with- out compensation" Both the Town OP and the residents supported narrowing of the corridor to the area under the hydro lines. A repre- sentative of the provincial Ministry of Natural Resources and the Metropolitan Toronto and Region Conservation Authority said the smaller area may not be enough. Committee members voted to defer the matter to next March, by which the time the MNR and MTRCA are required to file a report detailing exactly what corridor they believe is needed. The committee turned down Picker- ing's request to 'downgrade' some roads in the town so they would be slated to carry lower volumes and speeds of traf- fic. It rejected for now the Town's plans to expand the range of permissible uses for the area around the Metro East Trade Centre and the Pickering Home and Design Centre to include more major retail and some residential development, particularly 'big box' retailers. Also turned down were plans to SEPARATED ■ DIVORCED*.? Go2np is eas�erat Seminars recommended by prates- ape & situation. You m smile again. Preview sionals since 1989. Topics: law, letting go, esteem. Sept. 30 + Oct. 2. SM with tWN retundaMe relationships. Frear new friends, women JL= your carry registration. Call adtme. 416-283-3305. BROKEN WINDSHIELD? No Overcharge to Insurance Co. Pdcernglb oriln- • Based on Insurance Prices • All work Guaranteed • Cal for details on Car dean -ups? JTER..OVINCIAL 660 Brock Rd. S. AUTO GLASS Pa� #,ont. 831.1819 7F,ele g81100N m expand permissible use,, in agricultural areas to allow 'free-standing' establish- ments such as riding stables, auction facilities and small produce sales. 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A longer school year might help, but smaller classes would be even better because we'd get more one-on-one atten- ANTHONY tion" RAMBARAN Fellow Grade 'Smaller classes' 12 student Grant - - -- McVittie doesn't think the plan would improve education, but would support a longer school year "because summer gets boring" Students are divided over a pro- posal to pack exams into a 10 -day reducing the number of professional development days for teachers at the same time it's introducing drastic changes to curriculum. "It's highly critical that teachers have time to plan," he says. But board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich believes "many parents will be pleased" with the recommendations. "It will bring more stability to working par- ents, particularly with the reduction in the number of professional development days." And Ms. Ecker says the new curricu- lum "was a change in just a few subjects. It's the beginning" Still, secondary teachers appear most worried over apparent plans to eliminate preparation time from their school day. Indeed, recent talks between the govern - gal students say: schedule, down from five, and to give them another three weeks in the classroom. "If I could, I'd take all my exams in one day," says Mr. McVittie. "It's a good idea," agrees Grade. 12 student Hillary Vanasse. "I'd like to get them over with. I hate waiting a couple of days in between exams" But Grade 11 student Jenn Williams "would like more time. If I took them all in one day, my brain would explode" Meanwhile, many are unsympathetic JENN to teachers threat- WILLIAMS ening to strike 'More time' over provincial -- legislation that would suspend their right to strike, dictate how much time they spend teaching and remove preparation time. "I don't want it to happen," says Miss Williams. "It messes up your schedule. I don't want to have to wait for them to be mature" "They're handling.the lives of so many students," criticizes Mr. McVittie. "In the long run, they're going to hurt themselves because they'd have to teach for longer into the summer." But Mr. �.. Rambaran says er he has changed r:. his mind after talking to friends. y. "At first. I thought it would give me time off GRANT so I could work McVITTIE and make lots of 'So many money. But students' teachers and — their families would lose a lot of money to stand up for something they believe in. "It would mean hard times for them" ment and teachers' unions on pending leg- islation broke down over the issue of plan- ning and preparation time. Mr. Butcher believes the government is trying to "divide and conquer teachers" over the issue of preparation time by tak- ing it away from one group and not the other. He says it could force elementary teachers to choose to strike to support sec- ondary teachers. 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Angela will ' U* receive a dinner for 4 and ' Brb Mod► MtahNulleApxlPiok a T-shirt compliments of � BurgeKing- r>'> ft [;Dols PI�t118 ft fix being our carrier oA f�the . �� week- ' ftetaift KING • Wheal to clad l rmIi Excememe 1280 Kingston Rd.. Pickcring Re nember, all inserts, including 345 McKenzie Avc.,Ajax [base on glossy paper, can be recydod with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering y�,� your advertising flyers,BROUWER .... .. PAGE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14.1997 photo by A.J. Groen The Koistopoulos family was as touched by the trag- ic death Aug. 31 of Diana. Princess of Wales and are honoring her memory by naming one of their twin daughters after her. Dad Peter says he hopes both of his newborn daughters grow up to "have the kindness the princess had. Yard sale in A,] aX AJAX You're invited to a fund-raising yard sale. Residents of Ballycliffe Lodge. 70 Sta- tion St.. Ajax, hold the yard sale Saturday, Sept. 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Half the proceeds go to the Terry Fox Foundation, half to the Ballycliffe Palliative Care Team. Call 683- 7321. PROTEGE SE • Moat iota"room n ib CLOW • AWN6 •ter•• ea•••tto re t•rert»•r wiper, �•ru ttwn•!! wit► tilt • 60/40 a�Iit r•II rear wt !JAZDA _e This Diana's a princess too New parents hope their Diana grows up to `have the kindness the Princess had PICKERING — Peter and Anne Koitsopoulos of Pickering think their new twin girls are princesses, and they've even named the youngest after one. Mr. Koitsopoulos was so touched by the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, and all the good she brought to the world during her life, that he persuaded his wife to agree to the name Diana for one of the couple's twins. "I was hoping that with the kindness that Diana showed all the individuals in the world, that I could bring up my daughter to have that in her;" he explains. The two girls were born by caesarean section Monday afternoon at Scarborough Centenary Hospital. The eldest, by one minute, has been named Maria Christina, simply because Mrs. Koitsopoulos liked those names. Little Diana's second name is Rose, for the same reason. According to Mr. Koitsopoulos, there's no deliberate connection between the name and Elton John's descrip- tion of Diana. Princess of Wales, as "England's rose" in the song he performed at her funeral. The couple, who are both 28, arc not expecting Maria Christina to mind one day that it was her sister who was named after a princess. "I guess we' I I have to cross that bridge when we come to it," says Mr. Koitsopoulos. "I just hope they grow up to be beautiful and healthy and have the kindness the princess had." 0 0� F �_ I • ray t, IMANCINC ► TO 49 MONTH A5E FROM 1W101r00 'Fro aft Mame w WM Mono• a �. 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We're online at www, durhamnews,net yam. Re/Max First Realty All Stars VS. N.H.L. Oldtimers to raise funds or the new Pickering Youth Park ; a JWMBER 20th P1CIERIN, G RECREATION COMPLEX - 1 pram. Come out and see Eddie Shack, Andy Bathgate, Norm Ullman, Wayne Carleton, Rene Robert, Bill Derlago, Wilf Paiement, Dan Maloney and many other NHL stars. They'll be facing off against the R&IMax First Realty Ltd. All Stars to raise funds for the new Pickering youth Park. There will be freablo"'Pdraws, an auction anda free autograph session. 'AWMA O ARB OMT $10 AND AN AYALAzz av 1rJtiiJim THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1997-PAGE; 5 PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,197 Ajax -Pickering -- News Advertiser di*torials A Metroland Community andetters Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Anti-smoking messages need more spark The numbers are startling. Approximately one-half of women in Durham Region between the: ages of 20 and 44 smoke tobacco. And, accord- ing to a 1990 Ontario Health Survey, smokers in Durham begin lighting up at an earlier age than other Ontarians. The numbers are frightening enough. But what's more disconcerting is the prevailing attitude toward smoking among a recent sampling of female teens in Durham. "My older sister and her friends smoke and I thought they looked pretty cool;' says one. "I know it can cause cancer, but I honestly don't think that's going to happen to me;' offers another. Clearly, there is a conflict between the anti-smoking mes- sage and the effect it is having, particularly among younger tobacco users. Intellectually, most know smoking is danger- ous. Individually, too many are choosing to ignore that knowledge. So. how can individuals and institutions act to see those numbers decline? Quite simply, public initiatives to prevent young people from lighting that first cigarette must be more effective and aggressive. Credit must be given for locally -based support and prevention programs, but they won't succeed without touching the people they're trying to reach. Children must he targetted for education on the dangers of smoking as early as possible. It's incumbent on everyone involved in the roaring of young people to drive home the message that smoking kills. Parents can start that education at home. Smokers who have children should quit lighting up to sol a powerful exam- ple. Those who can't kick the habit must at the very least be conscientious enough not to pestis on second-hand smoke to their kids. Education must continue in the schools where teachers can reinforce what their students should have learned from parents about the perils of puffing. Phys. ed. instructors could provide no more valuable service than to teach young- sters that, just as exercise will improve their physical well- being, exorcising the use of tobacco is also likely to prolong their lives. And, doctors and other health care workers should share their knowledge about the dangers of smoking each and every time they come into contact with young people, espe- cially those in their teens who are at risk of being influenced by their peers to take up the habit. Atm our children with the knowledge they need to make informed decisions, especially when it comes to issues that affect their health. That knowledge will serve them well and, in the case of smoking, could lead to a longer life. To respond to this editorial call Infosource at rlfoS� 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax Picket ing News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday Friday Sunday v Letters to the editor `Will I ever be forgiven' for giving up my child? To the editor: I would like to thank Kim Fernandes from the most inner depths of my hurt for her eloquent guest column 'Adoption may be the most unnatural family experience' in the News Advertiser Aug. 13. To my family alive and deceased, I apologize for not only relinquishing my rights to my first born but for relinquishing the rights of his birth family. No, this child was not a gift from God, he is a displaced person. The only pain that could surpass my own (taking for granted my son is alive and well -adjusted) is my own mother's as she listened to my Nana agonize on her deathbed about this lost child. I pray with all my being that my son, now 17 years old, has been loved and provided for uncondition- ally, and holds no contempt for my decision. Will I ever to forgiven? Elizabeth Ntuttley, Pickering A history lesson on Catholics' right to education To the editor: In response to Timothy C. Rollins' letter to the editor in the News Advertiser: Mr. Rollins, you asked why "the Roman Catholic church gets prefer- ential treatment at the expense of all other religious groups in Ontario'. The answer lies in the history books. At the time when Canada became a country, Catholics were granted the same rights Anglicans had. There was a time in Canadian history, when Catholics were not allowed to hold public office, or to own land. Qnly Anglicans had these privi- leges. Please consult the library for books on Canadian history for more information; I am merely relying on memory. I am not a history expert Catholics in Ontario have had the right to education in Catholic schools since Ontario and Quebec joined forces to create this country. JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAIC, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstaWAutanotiveAdvertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager BURGHARDT Editor in Chief Show some respect; knock it off There must be an election in the air. In misguided efforts at condolence, politicians across Canada are naming and renaming landmarks after Princess Diana. In Durham Region we already have at least two such moves afoot. The cynical would go so far as to suggest it would be the politically correct thing to do with weeks left until a municipal election. Like so many of our readers, I was moved to tears by the death of Princess Diana Being the same age as the princess, with a daughter the same age as Prince Harry, I can relate to the misery her family is suffering. That she was the mother of the future King of England and the fairy princess in a modern-day Cinderella story have turned an every- day tragedy into an historic event. Certainly we will long remember her with fond- ness and admiration, but are we not doing her memory a disservice by going overboard with superficial accolades? If it is true that Diana found the glare of the spot- light and the intrusion of the public into her private life a living hell, aren't we fuelling that fire now? Brian Nicholson wants Oshawa to rename Lakeview Park as Princess Diana Lakeview Park. Pickering has decided to name its new youth park Princess Diana Park. Cobourg is considering changing the name of its downtown square to Princess Diana Square. Toronto will name a new subway stop after her. The list goes on and on. When do sincere gestures of respect cross the line to the obscene? Aside from the moral questions, issues of prac- ticality should be considered. If every municipality in Durham Region names just one park after Princess Diana, imagine the chaos come baseball season. And what about the cost? Think of the price tag just for changing signage, brochures, maps and the like. Bottom line, it's an expense none of our municipalities can afford. If the community tells our politicians they want a tribute to Diana, then let it be on a park or street as yet unnamed. The most useful tribute we can pay to the princess is in the form of a donation to one of her charities — after all, that's why we admire her :..isn't it? But the people woukin't stared for a concrete outlay of cash in these fine dally stndpW times MW that certainly wouldn't gamer any veles dome November. - . Joanne Burghan* writes in our rotation of stag' Sue Pewhke, columnists. To respond to this cohmn call Infosourre Pickering at 68.3-7040 and dial 5108 TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Clamitted: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 AdwinlClassi6ed Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579,-9273 E-mail: newsrootn@dudiamnews.net The News Advertiser is one of the Mevoland Printing. Publishing and DistributinE group of ncwspapers. The News Advertiser is a mgober of the Ajax d: Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Cowaunity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the owario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to clauify or refuse anY advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. CHERYL HAINE4h Assistant Production Manager 130 Commercia� Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1S 2H5 LILLIAN Administration + hitp:uwww.durltatnnews.net Q 7 e.ra. SUNDAY, 14, 1"7 - ' THE NEWS ADVERTISER PAGE , He's a `dead ringer Pickering man mistaken for fugitive BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF As Gary Munroe took a relaxing morn- ing shower, a squad of heavily armed police officers took up position outside his Pickering residence Friday morning. The 31 -year-old man -- mistaken by Metropolitan Toronto police for an Amer- ican fugitive wanted for the shooting of a police officer -- was moments later called to the telephone and ordered to leave the house and sunrender'at gunpoint. A stunned Mr. Munroe stepped outside, where he was met by the Durham Region- al Police tactical support unit — its pres- ence requested by Metro police — and the Exch 1 t scopes of high-powered rifles trained directly on him. "It was scary having all these guns pointing at me as I walked out the door. It was like entering a war zone," the Dunn Crescent resident said of the noon -time drama. Mr. Munroe was thought by Metro detectives to be Wayne Anthony Davis, a distant family member, wanted in the U.S. for attempting to murder a police officer in Maryland. Handcuffed and questioned by Metro detectives after his surrender, Mr. Munroe was soon released once fingerprints and identification proved who he was. "He was a dead -ringer look -a -like (to Binge V V un eers sought Does the thought of working in a remote village deep in a South American rainforest sound like a once-in-a-lifetime experience you wouldn't want to miss? If so, you might be interested in volunteering with Youth Challenge International. It's looking for volunteers aged 18 to 25 to work in commu- nity, health and conservation projects in Costa Rica and in Guyana and other south American countries. If selected, you'd work with other young people from across the country and around the world under the guidance of experienced group leaders and project managers. Youth Challenge International is looking for 54 volunteers from across Ontario who are ener- getic, enthusiastic and who have a willingness to learn. Call Youth Challenge International at 416-971-9846, exL 300 or use its E-mail address info@yci.org to obtain an appli- cation or more information. The application deadline is Oct. 3. Qual�tY Service teed �- ..__ Come to Precision Tune -$I Care for dealership - quality services and a great warranty. .an Giem. •'luno-IIy .]Brake xer.lo. •DJagawotion •ao>s aal.a >traint naam->eadiater ttaah and FM -Fuel moans or 5,000 Dm. I In an iaolaaes up to $1616 1 15 ntra sanooe Deana mote: oil, ere.. Yom Vbhicws 1 Ion tLtee rad obassls lubrication. lot 1 It�.rsa e� o� oonyoa/oQer. - !I IRKN&s a[S*VL 5097 1 -------------------- yourearres" ossooaa�l i 1 a.aistauno. soelo. 164961 ra knob Bindnna>oda mosti 1 eo.�lea mainanonoe I � • ! i g7llnaoes ems' let p.a..lfb oq.tie...s••/ j I retie. wor asains 84rL 50/97. ----a'�"t-*'-------� Precidn Amla Om p--- 355 GAYLY ST. AJAX tibut at wh/taQ at, linw (905) 683-9699 Afit, swwia aOmmt sm fteemm the wanted suspect)," said Detective Stephen McCormick, of the Metro fugitive squad. The home at which Mr. Munroe lives with his sister was kept under surveillance after the fugitive -tracking unit received a tip from south of the border cr_tavestine the suspect headed here, he said. Mr. Munroe said he was recently in Maryland visiting with the suspect's moth- er, which perhaps led to the confusion among law enforcement officials. "I heard that police were looking for him but I had no idea they thought I was him... I haven't seen him since we were little kids," Mr. Munroe said of his "dis- tant cousin," Mr. Davis. When he walked out of the house Fri- day, "I told them I'm not the person. But they wouldn't take my word for it. "Just to say 'It's not me' wouldn't do." Mr. Munroe said the experience was more embarrassing than scary, and that he understands police "were doine a Job. "It was a scary moment but as long as they are doing police work they have to take (precautions). It was more of an embarrassment because I've never committed a crime in my life." Det. McCormick said the wanted man is not believed to be anywhere in the Greater Toronto Area and may not even have entered Canada. Durham W ,B usiness l e a d e r The Durham Business Leader is a monthly business publication focusing on Durham Region. Our editors are pleased to accept your submissions: Upcoming events Appointment notices Column suggestions Feature suggestions Press Releases Send your information to: Business Leader, c/o Steve Houston 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 Phone: (905) 6833-5110 FAX: (905) 583-7363 if • 'A.RE TAXES SUCKIN6• .: moo =: We're here to save you! Receive a one time only refund of 0 U ' ' b GST & PST paid. to a maximum of $15 per person in Warden Power Centre gift certificates, for purchases made between SgOo .bw ZO i S. e• tut21d, 1"T at ANY Warden Power Centre s `= store. Just bring a 1 - valid, dated receipt s,[ to the centre court for t _ 'fid^ k � ..r� 4. 2 `�f•. j. �� . your refund. Offer avail- able Sept. 20th S 21 st only WardenAve at St C:a:r For more info ca:1 -::c --- PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 photo by A.J. Groen All in a day's work Ajax Southwood Park Public School Vice -Principal Tom Thompson shares a moment with some of his students at the elementary school dur- ing a computer class this week. Mr. Thompson was awarded the Bruce Mather Award by the Durham Board of Education on Monday for his 'exceptional contribution to the growth of others'. The award is named after former board director Bruce Mather who served from 1984 to 1989. Film company gets $10,000 deposit back from Pickering PICKERING -- A film company which shot part of a movie in Picker- ing won't take a big hit. Durham Council agreed Wednes- day to return a $10,000 damage deposit to Grand Slam Productions, which closed off Whites Road between the 3rd Concession and Taunton Road for three days in late July to film a portion of the movie The Big Hit. Film location manager Dorigen Fode told council the production company didn't cause any damage to the road. She noted about $260,000 was spent in the region during the film- ing. While he supported returning the deposit, Pickering Regional Council- lor Rick Johnson said residents in Cherrywood were inconvenienced because rush-hour traffic was routed through the hamlet during the shoot. Aja woman charged in welfare fraud AJAX — A 41 -year-old Ajax woman accused of defrauding Durham social services of $11,300 faces fraud and perjury charges. Durham Regional Police said a woman who collected welfare between 1993 and 1995 failed to report invest- ments which would have made her ineligible. Deborah Steer, of Tulloch Drive, is charged. Symposium discusses issues facing health care workers A symposium is being held for "orkers in the health care sector affect- ed by ongoing changes in that field. Called 'Exploring the Human Fac- tors in a Health Care System in Transi- tion,' the symposium will be held Wednesday, Sept. 17, from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. in the McLaughlin Auditorium of the Oshawa Public Library at 65 Bagot St. The symposium, which consists of speakers and group discussions, is gcared toward workers in all facets of institutional and community health care. The aim of the session is to bring together workers affected by rc-engi- neering, downsizing and restructuring so they can look at the realities of their situation and move toward finding opportunities. Admission and parking are free, but preregistration is required. Registration forms may he obtained from the Chaplaincy Office at Oshawa General Hospital. For more information, call Philip Whitney at 576-7639 or Valerie Whal- ley at 623-8104. The symposium is presented by the Durham Region Spiritual and Reli- gious Resource Council, the Trent - Durham Area Council of the Anglican Church and the Pastoral Services Advi- sory Council of Whitby General Ho %pi- tal. COR We with to draw your attention to the following in our current '2 Week Anniversary Sale" flyer. Page 55: Item 3. Profile -V hood protector, 41-9794x. The illustration is incorrect. _ We with to draw your attention to the following in our current '75 Years Anniversary Sale' ffyer. Page 13: Winter pool covers, 81-4214x. The illustration is not exactly as shown. we sincerely regret any inconverrerice we may have caused you. en0te337/338-97 zones: at exd. 4.6.alt Folp a 19Ti' Ion DAW Nom [(a CareAM M m CAREGIVER INFORMATION SERIES Durham Region Community Care Association is pleased to offer a 3 part Caregiver Information Series designed to benefit individuals caring for an adult family member, friend or loved one. All sessions are held from 7-9 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. South, Unit 19, Ajax. There is no charge but registration is required. Please call 427-2315 or 1-888-255-6680 by Oct. 1. Ues., Oct. 7 Legal & Financial Lssues 'lues., Oct. 14 Community Resources Tues., Oct. 21 Durham Access To Care Brides -Ta -Be Come and meet Your Community -s WEDDING EXPERS EOME SHOW CA SE AGON SUN. OCT. 5 1 P.M. AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE For a FREE Invkmon BRIDES-TO-BE CALL: Ajax 725-8141 AUDREY P'Ickerin9 686-3461 BECKY W EXHIBRORS WELCOME BOt�_ OW; GIFT BAG FOR EVERY BRIDE We're online at www.durhamnews.net 1 l Model 189 ,.. a Lr .S�31KOla • �{��. 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Be the new Block Parent on the If your previous birth was cae- sarean, the topic of vaginal birth after caesarean will be covered in detail. The four -class series will be held at a Pickering location from 7:30 to 9 p.m. on Mondays, Sept. 22, 29 and Oct. 6 and Tuesday, Oct. 14. Cost is $50 per couple. Class size is limited to eight fam- ilies. For more information or to reg- ister, call e Choices at 420- block 0223. PICKERING — All new Pickering Block Parents Mon- police station at Brock Rd. Block Parents and people day, Sept. 15. The session and Hwy. 2. For more infor- interested in the program are begins at 7:30 p.m. in the mation, call Sandra at 831 - invited to a meeting of the meeting room of the Pickering 0878 or Graeme at 839-5164. IF Canadian Tire Pickering at 10 VON 12 MLLION CHANCES M _,. 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St. and Westney Rd., Ajax, holds a garage Vendor Managed Inventory. port Beach Parkette, Josd Arsenault situa- BREAST-FEEDING: The Ajax La Leche sale at 8 a.m. Cash bar 6-7 p.m., dinner 7-8 p.m., pre- tion, Waterfront 2001 Task Force. 839- League meets at 7:45 p.m. and there will GARAGE SALE: A garage sale will be sentation 8-9 p.m. 4121 (FBRA pres. Paul White). be support and information on breast - held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 12 Christena Members $20 including GST, others BEAVERS AND CUBS: The 3rd Picker- feeding. Cres., Ajax, with proceeds going to Crit- $25, registered students $15. Register, ing Beavers and Cubs hold registration at Pregnant women, mothers and babies ters In Need. 839-5105. 571-2994. 7 p.m. at St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican welcome. Call 683-7547 for location, RACISM: The Muslim Educational and Church, 882 Kingston Rd. Volunteer lead- information. MONDAY, SEPT. 15 Cultural Association holds a special night ers also needed. Take your CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support to promote its anti -racism booklet, 'Water- child's health card. Fees Centre presents Diagnostic Imagery/Mam- fall', from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Pickering $65 per year. 420-2322 mography at 7:30 p.m. as part of its infor- Civic Complex, One The Esplanade. The (Cathy). mation series at 86 Colborne St. W. Guest booklet includes stories of personal expe- SWIMMING: The Picker - speaker is Dr. Jim Nelson. Pre -register at rience. ing Master Splashers swim 579-4833. All are welcome to participate and meet club's registration is at the GARDENING: The Ajax Garden Club with the writers and other guests. 683- Dunbarton Indoor Pool, 655 meets at 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian 7447. Sheppard Ave., at 9 p.m. Legion, 1 I 1 Hunt St., Ajax. Topic is FAIRPORT RATEPAYERS: The Fair- Those who register can also arrangements for special occasions. All port Beach Ratepayers Association meets swim that night. welcome. 6834734. TUESDAY, SEPT. 16 SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citi- zens' Friendship Club's Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Alf Williams discusses Scandi- navia. 619-0315 (Betty). BUSINESS: The Canadian Associ- ation for Production and Inventory Control (CAPIC) Durham Chapter Children's clothing sale set Parents of multiple births host annual fund-raiser in Pickering Used children's clothing will be available at a sale later this month. The Durham Region Parents of Multiple Births Association holds its annual fall sale of fall and winter clothing Saturday, Sept. 27 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Up for grabs will be gently used children's clothing from newborn to youth, maternity items, baby equip- ment, strollers, toys, crafts and baked goods. Everyone's invited to the sale at the Metro East Trade Centre, on Brock Road north of Hwy. 401, in Pickering. Admission's free. Due to space limitations, the .association requests people attend- ing not take baby strollers or wag- ons. The association is also recruiting .volunteers to assist parents of multi- ples, such as twins, triplets and quadruplets. Volunteers would help care for -babies by changing diapers, feeding and bathing them, entertaining and caring for other siblings, taking chil- -�dren on walks, assisting with house- Uld maintenance and meal prepara- fion. And, if you're expecting multi- ples, a representative from the asso- Ciation will visit parents in the hos- pital to offer support and an infor- mation package. Call Lynn Faris at 905-372-0479 for more information about the asso- WWR ' � c • ` '9 70 ;1ri tr OR'LEA5E,FROIv1 BOO. 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Compare what we offer! • supervision by a bariatric (obesity) specialist • jtutritionaft balanced diet • food intake, blood pressure, etc. monitored • grocery store bought food • support from your own personal counsellor - Oshawa 436-2122 a'e fen'Whitby w.qr LMa w.�»ss of c Plckenng 420-4220 the intelligent way to lose weight .• ,,.� -,,.• �6.r:��t. PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 ri -jilK I k AKL —LIFELONG EDUCATION FOR PREVENTION AND REHABILITATION SPORTS M E D 1 C 1 N E & chance to exercise with medical offer further education on health REHABILITATION CLINIC has a very specialists nearby always ready to assist education, nutrition counseling, risk - unique and personal program entitled them. What patients seem to like the most factor modification and stress HEART CARE - Cardiac Prevention and is that it provides a support group for one management. The patients look forward Rehabilitation Program . Designed for another allowing people the opportunity to each visit to the gym. They feel very people with a history of cardiac disease to talk with others who have similar much at home and like the continued and people who have suffered heart medical conditions in a fun and relaxing support they receive. Ray Masygan, a attacks, undergone coronary bypass atmosphere. The room is fully equipped current patient hates having to miss a day. surgery or who have high blood pressure, with stationary bicycles, a recumbant His wife. Diane, is also in the program as angina or shortness of breath, the program bicycle, rowing machine - treadmill_ anui meas, re and she really is a fully supervised exercise and weight training equipment. enjoys it as well. Thev like the fact also education program. it is also beneficial The program lasts four months after that it is time spent together. Says Diane. for those who are at high risk of heart which patients are encouraged to continue "we don't pray together, so we exercise disease. The program provides the on a maintenance program which we will together." information pamphlets and following benefits: help them design for them to include books are also available to all patients. • Improved exercise capacity exercise in their daily lives. The program The prism: goal is to make patients realize -Decreased symptoms of angina, runs every Monday, Wednesday and that exercise is vital and should he a life - shortness of breath, calf cramps and Friday from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. and long part of their daily lives. fatigue. Monday evenings from 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. The program is available at the Pickering -After heart attack a 20-25% in All programs are completely personalized Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation reduction in risk of death and major and consist of cardiovascular exercises for Clinic, the Bavly Medical Centre in Ajax heart attack. the heart and strengthening exercises to and Durham College in Oshawa. There is •Risk factor reduction arrests progress of build muscle tone and improve muscle no cost to join the program as it is heart disease and may even reverse the endurance. Each person begins with a covered by OHiP. For more information disease process. light warm up and stretching exercises please call the Pickering clinic at (905) -Learning what types and how much before starting into a full exercise 420-6285 and ask to speak to Tanya Cork, exercise is safe and best suited to them, program. The kinesiologist determines the the kinesiologist. which helps lessen any fear for people target heart rate zone for each individual. , concerned about heart disease. educates them on how to take their heart Dr. Rakesh Bhargava, who developed the rate and helps each person to monitor - program, is the director of the program at their heart rate as they exercise and keep the Oshawa and Pickering locations. The their heart rate in a safe range. Another r program has been acknowledged by the goal of the program is to educate patients I ice_ Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario on the warning signs of heart trouble so and is fully supervised by a kinesiologist, they become aware of their bodies. i a registered nurse and medical doctor on Further educational talks are held site. All arc readily available at all times throughout the month as part of the l A to assist patients. Interested patients must program to discuss the anatomy of the be referred to by a family physician or heart, nutrition, and the importance of specialist. exercise. The team of experts, including a The fully equipped gym provides a fun Cardiologist, Kinesiologist, Program - environment with a sense of teamwork is Nurse and Therapist w^•k together to always in the air. Individuals have the provide an individualized program and Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinics Complete Health Care itional & Complimentary ilitation Approaches "Our g�ooayl is ford body rehabiktation Our sen is to teach �� our cGdrts how to take control of 9W own NN/ being." WRT CARE A Hurt Disease Prevention and Rehabilitation Program Availabre at our Pickering & Oshawa Locations PICKERING , . _ OSHAWA AJAX 1B YV Medical Clinic 06 -1420 Bayly SL Durham ColbQe AthNtic Complex Alm Community centre T000 Simcoe SL Pl. 75 Centennial Rd. 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T_V_� 6lmost ample* Pai l% Most pdieals am cmdtxlably drive Meir car what 12 hms of hong the ptacedlle. Vision in most pd opts stable aW 2-6 welts, fye drops used for 1 week ally Very 1* die cn news because of nwli W heaig Fespaae. M ft repltlf IF l rmle1 w aE (905) 721-1211 fix' %1 ^EYE IISTItITE SEE INE 1lFFEIFICE ``Oshotfra"r6ir, lit H 1g9 a A" 40111111111111011 Eris~ lhllorna, Ulalauo L1 cif y.=.� A day in memory of Princess Diana Princess Diana was a Patron of the Anglo - European Chiropractic College. In the spirit of her good works to help humanity, we at Pineridge Natural Health Centre would like to honor her by offering a day a month in which we will provide a full chiropractic examination. I will perform this exam, as well as the consultation, at no charge to the patient above OHIP. And I will donate $10 for each THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1"7 -PAGE 13 ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapy • Physiotherapists • Massage • Nutrition 11099 Kingston Rd. (Hwy. 2 & Dixie) 831 _8115 Suite #202 i exam performed on that Welcomes our new day each month to local Dr. Maryann Franko charities to help our associate Dr. Lara DC BA BPE community. 'We are Chinery who would doing this to continue ireleased to offer with Diana's philo- sophy when she said: "Someone's got to go out and love chiropractic care. the people" We at Pineridge Natural Health Centre have been and continue to be dedicated to doing just that. We • Chiropractic Care • :Massage Therapy would like to share with you our good fortune in experi- Sports Injuries ening the benefits and knowing the freedom that comes with chiropractic care. Please plan to join us on the third 1883 Kingston Rd_, K.ppw..a. Wednesday of each month as we celebrate life together. 3 P�kettln DL MN's CR ��yv Call now to schedule for September -- 683-7735 as space g r _ HULTHC`. is limited. 428-9370 '°' "'•'" Chiropractic can make all the difference in your world! Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach las provided relief for many people just like you. Structural spinal misalignments could cause: • Neck & Back Pain 1 • Sports & Dance Injuries y • Arthritis & Bursitis • Sciatica & Hip Pain �',, • Numbness & Tingling • Headaches lergies, asthma & other immune ' - Alsystem disorders R. MARYANN FAANKO P I N E R 1 D G E DC BA BPE NATURAL HEALTH IF DR JOSEPH A. • TII1� VISION, DENTIST • QUALITY .ti ,....,..,� • GENRE DENTAL CARE �'` ARE EMIPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAU AKE r . TO SERVE YOU WE WEhCOME 4 ti• y NEW PAT�IVTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) � � 4. 11 11111 11 111t, liiill r..lmocl�., ' ... y.� tr •11. •....Jx a" � } i • i � i� • fs��7 � • • • • • . t�i�M. \.. • .I r �►.t ii�..i/�� 1 -- WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? $ DISCOl1NTS TO SENIORS $ FREE Consultations • Complete & Partial Dentures • Same day relines & repairs • Evening & Saturday appts. PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING ARE YOU EXPERIENCING... is Foot Problems? • Leg or Knee Pain? • Low Back Pain? You May Need Orthotics Call Us For a FREE Gait Analysis Difficult Cases Welcome WE CAN HELP! Sermg !he Durrmam Regror since 1989 905-686-1969 • • � • ♦ • • • • aim •'� • 1 • • . sk _I�tlreilZellt Resufenee asA sIAie er b68f a: niam er d Your - In this ti i 'V : his awrod a reO'utation w ir0r the ho" 111D# OOI Ort atm s�curiEyaihrl�eo a seniors."� Our dediISM W_ i`r9r1YOUID experience —Al � '�s.'y,..•*$ s �" �+��._'�... � � x iia . a _ +[uR . 1955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. L1 V 1 X6 ; a� . f I PAGE 14 - THE NEWS ADVEItnMM SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1"7 Troubleshooting Now's the time to help unhappy students, says educator BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER The new school year is just a few weeks old, but your child already dreads getting up each morning. Whether he's uncomfortable in his new classroom, dislikes his new teacher or feels snowed under by the courses he's selected, the time to act is now. "If you notice your child is experi- encing problems or is unhappy, you should talk to their classroom teacher," advises Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board superintendent Gerry Blake. "Make an appointment to talk. If you're still having problems after that, talk to the principal. We want to foster a good relationship between parents and school," he explains. Most schools host meet -the - teacher nights, barbecues or curricu- lum evenings early in the school year to get that relationship off to a good start, notes Mr. Blake. "Those events help allay concerns and fears, partic- ularly those of parents whose child is attending school for the first time or is new to a school" While teachers and/or principals may be able to offer advice on mak- ing school more enjoyable for your child, students may have to learn to live with an uncomfortable situation, such as disliking their teacher. In June, most schools ask parents to indicate if they have any concerns about their child's placement in Sep- tember. Once the school year gets under way, it's more difficult to meet requests. 'Students will have to learn to make the adjustment;' suggests Mr. Blake. "They can't pick and choose teachers. Remember, some teachers have a difficult time with a particular class. but have to stick it out. For high school students con- cerned about their level of study or their workload, Mr. Blake encourages them to "connect quickly with a guid- ance counsellor and express their concerns. They can see their vice- principal or principal if they can't work things out" If students haven't already devel- oped good study habits or homework routines, now is the time for parents to crack down, adds Mr. Blake. Free baby shower for ex ectant parents AJAX — Expectant parents are There will be door prizes and gift invited to a baby shower hosted by bags for all expectant mothers who Welcome Wagon. attend. The event will include a fashion Local civic and business groups show featuring maternity wear and will also be on hand to discuss scr- information on infant cardiopul- vices that could be of use before and monary resuscitation. after a child's birth. GM workers' wages The shower will be held Sunday. Oct. 19 at 2 p.m. at the Ajax Com- munity Centre on Centennial Road. Admission is free, but you must register in advance. Call Donna at 619-1866 for information. rise OSHAWA – GM workers are getting a including COLA. raise. Electricians are getting a 59 -cent per hour Under terms of the collective bargaining increase, boosting their wages to $28.06 per agreement reached last fall between the hour, including COLA. automaker and the Canadian Auto Worker,' union, assemblers, production tech- nicians and electricians are receiving a two per cent hike in wages. In addition, the autoworkers -. received a nickel per hour increase in -� their cost of living allowance T`�, v .�`• (COLA) to 36 cents per hour. ltilfG 1 �j�j The increases, which all take AJAXIPXCERW HOSPITAL effect Sept. 15, mean general assem- WEDIEWAY, SEPT. 17 & WEDWWAY SEDT 24 bly workers will get a 50 cent per Fareeor>soptgE: hour increase (45 cent wage THE t LuNGAssoaAi oN �^�_�O� increase, five -cent COLA) to $23.21 p0(mty�s per hour. Wages for production technicians will also increase to $23.50 per hour, FREE 710 titM BOTTLE OF SUPER CLEAN CET A CaWWGW OIL CHANGE AND FlECEIVE A 710 nil BOTTLE OF SUPER CLEAN FREE'!! ;5, y, �•--" /.il X r: Sick Children' AJAX A fund-raising fashion show for the Hos- ►ttal for Sick Children is being held at Annandale Golf and Curling Club in Ajax in November. ,Show producer Richard Hudy of Tri-Star �irodue. ion says the aim is to raise between $5,000 and 15,000 for the hospital. " t think people should support the hospital," Mr. Judy explains. "The doctors and nurses provide the gest care for the kids, who come from all over, The Overnment cuts is another reason we're doing this, as yell " The show, being held Sunday, Nov. 9 at 6 p.m., will cature the spring fashions of Canadian designer Joan - a Monroe. Tickets are $22.50 per person, 'w": hich includes dirt- To promote the event, a tree family gathering is eing held Saturday, Sept. 13 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. t Cashway Building Centre, at the corner of Westney :oad and Hwy. 2, in Ajax. (Cashway is one of the ponsors for the show.) There'll be a band, face paint- ag and refreshments. Tickets for the November event will be' available at re end of September, Mr. Hudy says- , Call 427-5375 for more information or to order 11 AWE CM M"vW a d FRESH � ��� �oaw.rwir �a :�auQr� 146 SWW= 81nst it 72&"" sCMronotltill 1919' r Ate. E (419) rim= (nM► DVP old 401) M Ids AM NM aMM1M ;>+► - r•nM qua w"s I" IEPAIR IRS t. Hunt SL P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1947 - PAGF 15 S ()N ,ills I 0 I -P Possible Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps mc:m- Cadet Matt Reid hangs on tight during his bers in Pickering spent time recently near descent in the rapelling exercise. Cadet Reid Ottawa learning some important skills. was working on fitness improvement before Above, Cadet David Crawford lines up the going on a four-week training and cultural target as part of a rifle competition. At right, exchange to Wales. B -j�][ZZ Ati11*P:: 0111>NIfIM01FlIfli� 16� r 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 I 01 1 - 1 'FEED A FAMILY OF 41 1 1 1 ONLY $j 00 (ff 1 1 Box of DQ svdwie6rs 1 %ndme 1 1 a BANANA SPLIT or 1 1 wlth Ibe PW' of 1 W" Ere 1 PEANUT BIJSWR 1 1 a 11" or 1 G: I a/,u.�a�•sl.�w ~P 1 0 � 1 .0 theaaaoe 1 PARFAIT - 1 -"L-2au.1wr • 1� rt...ne n.i.n �� I- _ • -'0 1 I Canadian Tire Pickering all I.,ainfian'anra erv�ce • Lube, oil & filter • Rotate tires • Castrol GTX motor oil ff • 20 pt. maintenance` check $2.00 Enviro charge Extra Protect and maintain the structural integrity of your vehicle including... Unibody • Frame Gas Tank * Fuel & Brake Lines See Service Dept, for details. L T.f�rY 3R'QWn MR' i's • Perform computerized engine analysis with printout • Insect oil filter and PVC valve • Replace spark plug with Motomaster V -groove spark plugs • Inspect distributor cap, motor, ignition wires and coil 49�* 1179 4 elbow* CANADIAN TIRE SERVICE Pickering Only 1300 Kingston Rd. at Uverpool 839-8124 me Sainte Moues: Mon. -Fri. 7:30 am. - 9:00 pnL Saturday 7:30 ani - 6:00 p.m, Sunday 9:30 ani - 5.'00 li lm CANS JIM LWIF • PAGE WTHE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER Ia, IM • • • 0 ..W UNITED WAY HEROES...... Local Heroes ... Care enough to be one By Jo -Ann Austin Fundraising Director The struggle to find better options for disabled children... unemployed youth ... the stress of keeping families together ... the search for seniors support services... these are the real stories you read every day. Sometimes these negative stories make it hard to believe that anyone is doing anything positive about these critical community concerns. But someone is. Addressing these issues - through prevention, crisis resolution, rehabilitation and other support - is exactly what United Way of Ajax -Pickering does every day through its 31 -member agencies and community initiative projects. And mavbe it's easy to think that dealing with these issues is somebody else's problem. But in a community where one in every three people is touched by United Way, most folks have a neighbour, colleague or family member depending on a United Way -funded agency. Building a caring community "Building a caring community is the mandate for United Way," says Dennis Goulin, executive director for the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. "Our funding of community programs has been critical to the development of Ajax - Pickering. We call the people who help us raise these critical dollars - individual donors, local businesses, Big Brother of the Year Bill Soules with little Brother Andrew Walters volunteer canvassers and special event helpers - local heroes. In 1997, these local heroes will raise $1,030,000 that will stay bgrg to support local agencies and services." Because you give The United Way's local heroes let us deliver these funds at a low cost so that member agencies concentrate on what they do best... helping people like... Ruth Skinner. In 1993, this Ajax mother of four young girls lost her sight from a rare eye disease. Despite the tremendous pain and shock of losing her sight, Ruth's tireless spirit and countless hours of CNIB (Canadian National Institute for the Blind) rehabilitation, orientation and mobility training have "Donations to ;United Way of Ajax -Pickering stay in Ajax/Pickering supporting your friends, neighbours or family members." Dennis Goulin, Executive Director offe United, ap,of A • helped Ruth sustain a normal, happy home life. Today she's enjoying her new guide dog Nibbs and pursuing her many interests through advanced braille studies and CNIB's Talking Books program. Andrew Walters. Two years ago this 10 -year-old Ajax boy found a much needed father figure and a friend in Big Brother Bill Soules. Bill, a Metro Toronto police detective and Pickering resident, and Andrew share several hours each week fishing, dog walking and more. The special guidance Bill has brought to Andrew was recognized in his appointment as Big Brother of the Year in Ajax - Pickering. Shirley Neyman. The retired senior is both client and a volunteer for Community Care. The agency's volunteers take Shirley, who has serious health problems, to her medical appointments. When she's feeling well, Shirley works as a volunteer Ruth SMum lost her sight in 1893 and with the in the Community Care's help of the CM and her guide dog Nbbs, enjoys busy office. ;a rxwmal, happy hone We.Gall Sobczak. The .. D,. - L ► . - .. . . . . - . . . - - - - - . . • . . . . . . .• A. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Association for Community Living helped this once - troubled woman reconnect with her family and the Ajax family farm she grew up on. Gail, who has spent much of her life in institutions, group homes and special programs, was supported by ;roup home staff as she -truggled to communicate her emotional pain, win her family's trust and care for her ailing mother. Today, assisted by daily visits from the group home's staff, Gail enjoys an independent life at the family farm. Susan, a 20 -year-old single mother of two, was battling to overcome a lack of education and family support, the scars of an abusive relationship and her fear of entering the workforce. Today, the once troubled young woman is a confident young mother with a full-time job and solid plans for upgrading her education and securing her children's future. She credits the John Howard Society's Career Planning Workshop and supportive job search program with turning her life around and helping start her career. These success stories represent just a handful of the folks whose lives are improved through the 80 community programs made possible by United Way funding. Last year United Way agencies helped: 08,728 people in crisis situations •2,*03 children in community Programs •7,697 people needing family and community supports •4,661 sennas and disabled people with special seeds, and •2,055 individuals seedisg health case services support. "Despite these impressive numbers, the United Way, its agencies and our heal heroes cannot stop to rest," Insists David COOK, president of the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. "Our COMmunity's population has almost doubled in the past 10 years and it's been an impossible task to keep up with the increased demand for social programs." ".In addition to reaching our local business community, it's very critical for us to spread a message to a mumilets (approximately 80 Leading a Caring Team Lesley Whyte 1997 a �- Campaign Chair As General Manager of the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade, I recognize that business, labour, government and the public must work together to maintain the exceptional quality of life we experience in the communities of Ajax and Pickering. Through personal family experience, I can attest to the crucial role that agencies supported by United Way play in our day -today lives. Your participation in this year's campaign is vital to the growth and development of Ajax and Pickering. Your leadership encourages others to take up the challenge of building caring communities. Your community needs you. Give generously. percent of our population) that supporting the United Way of Ajax -Pickering is the best way to build the community their families live in." join the local heroes that will make this vear's United Way campaign a success. Remember that your donation, no matter how small, makes a tremendous difference to real people in your community. You can be the someone who's doing something! S1f111111011 Ireyenfn. The retired *ardor Is both Cli!>r1t and vokmie r for Colnnainky Care. ,WHERE YOUR DOLLARS GO in Crift supp" n% 13% 101 lilil`� UNITED WAY OF AJAX+CKMO "r THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEFFEMISER 14, 1"7,PAGE 17 BUILD CARING COMMUNITIES Workplace Heroes -- You can. be One! The hardworking canvassers at the Ajax Chrysler Trim Plant worked in harmony with company management to raise over $90,000. By Georgia McNicoll Plant, a team of hardworking Campaign Administrator canvassers had the challenge of What do Hercules, Superman maintaining Chrysler's and the employees of Chrysler impressive history of employee and Purdue Frederick have in giving. The team, chosen for their common? They all accepted rapport with fellow employees, "heroic challenges". worked in harmony with At the Ajax Chrysler Trim company management to raise ,.. f The Leadership Giving All Leadership Givers will Program promotes and be sent a special thank you recognizes contributions of letter from 1997 United Way $5W or $tore to United Way of Campaign Chair, Lesley Ajm Fk aring. w Whyte. With their permission, .EADERSKIPGIVERS iso 'their names will be included the ;997 United Way on the Ha►our JWCampaign .' at that is pvA shed in the United two l k W* Of Ia. a Score Loyalty Proorram The Score loyalty program provides instant rewards to United Way of Ajax - Pickering donors of $100 or more. It is our "Thank You" to YOU - Scorecard provides immediate reward discounts at over 40 national retailers. How do you get your card? *Pledge a minimum *To receive your of $100, either by card, simply check payroll deduction or off the box at the as an individual front of your United donation. Way pledge card. United Way of Ajax -Pickering gratefully acknowledges that the printing of this publication is sponsored by: • National Bank of Canada q �Baywood Centre • Volkswagen Canada *Annandale Golf and Curling Club Thank you also to campaign video producers Harvest Television. _ 3 over $90,000. The campaign launched with plant shutdowns for presentations from the plant manager, union chairperson, United Way and agency representatives. Following the presentations, canvassers visited every Chrysler employee to ask for their United Way donation. Personal donations were combined with dollars raised through special events and draws. Employees of Pickering pharmaceutical manufacturer Purdue Frederick took their employer's challenge to "match" their own donation to heart! In previous years, the firm made a corporate United Way donation of $4,000. Last year, enthusiastic employees raised $8,400 (up from employee donations of $7,500 in 1995) resulting in their employer donating an extra $4,400 in 19%! One of the keys to the 19% increase was appointing volunteer canvassers from departments where employees had not previously been strong supporters. To find out how a United Way campaign can fuel your company spirit and raise critical dollars for the community, contact Georgia McNicoll or Louise Farr at (905) 686-0606. Employees of Pickering pharmaceutical manufacturer Purdue Frederick raised 58,400 in 1996. Special Events - The Fun of Caring By Irene Tilcox United Way office at 686-0606. skills in a Corporate Community Events Chair Billiard fans will cue up Tournament on the same day. While the United Way for United Way in the First Just build a five -player team Campaign is serious business Annual United Way Billiard and collect pledges based on that doesn't mean there isn't Challenge sponsored by the numbers of balls sunk. room for more than a little Petrina Taps and Billiards. Corporate teams register for fun! The event includes a series of $100 and qualify to win a The evening of Sunday, qualifier tournaments at local Grand Prize of a group parte October 5th, you can join the at Petrina's for 201 For crowd at the Pickering specifics and registration call Recreation Complex and Frank Kakouros at (905) 404 - experience Magic Moments. 1.41 2464. This annual fashion and On Sunday, September entertainment extravaganza is 28th, you can play hand for put together by the local real United Way in the Royal estate community led by the Euchre Challenge at Roya4 imaginative Diane Bromley of Canadian Legion Branch on Re/MAX Quality One and Bayly Street in Pickering. Leslie Laycox of the Sutton Winning participants in the Group Classic Realty. September 28th event will go You'll see the latest on to semi-finals and a fashions for every age, plus a Championship Tournament hair show, comedy acts, music later in the Fall. There's over and very special surprise $40,000 m cash and prizes and performers. And you won't billiard halls d leads tWto a a $5,000 Grand Prize to be want to miss your favourite Grand -Championship won! Contact Dick Comeau at real estate agent modeling the Tournament -at Petrina's on (905) 8399144 to register. ;.. latest fashions! Tickets are just Saturday, NQVgii a 8th. Make the United Way $15 and can be picked up at There's a $25 ' entry fee ,per events your opportunity to get the Re/MAX Quality One Ajax player, and an exciting prize to know more about the office, at EXCELL Bell pool to shoot for!., United Way and your Mobility in the Pickering Businesses can sho,441ei community! Town Centre or through the United Way spirit and bibatd' Doyo'u' car -enou h? Wad your mailbox for yourBe A Hero" Letter or call MWO. .,'lease Give Generouslv! SUPER STORE THE STORE THAT -QAVV-Q YOU MONEY!: 649 RECLINER ADM. NAT AKF 7 PC. MODERN, I A ENT E R TA I N M E N Trwl UNIT FS � � �� I "Mumma S E L, ;tet : 1540 Dundas St. E., Whitby OPE" 430=0000 WEEKDAYS 9:30-9:00 NON-14619-swes 1*6 Corn -r_ r of Thil Cl lkspon Rd. at D un das SATURDAY 9.30-6:00 SUNDAY 11:00-5:0o C r.. 30th Anniversary 12th Birthday A poem for Lucy and Bryan Gray on their 30th anniversary on Aug. 26: "Thirty years of wedding bliss, that merely started at only a kiss. To Disneyland is where they went, 0000hhh, the money they spent. Two years passed when came a boy, oh man, he was a joy. Five years down the line, there was a girl, of course, she was a thrill. Twenty-two yearshave gone since then, I think, they'd do it all over again. Thirty years of wedding bliss, that merely started at only a kiss." Happy anniversary and love for Mom and Dad from children Lisa and Todd. First birthday Happy first birthday wishes went out to Dylan Anthony Lord on Sept. 13. "Everyday with you is a celebration." Love to "our precious son" from Mommy and Daddy. Lots oA hugs and kisses from Nana, Grandad, Gramma, Grampa, his aunts, uncles, cousins and family. Jt.Pt. 1 1 wall at mg uay for moger Richard as he turned 12. Happy birthday wishes and love from Mom, Dad and Oma. His family "hopes you're successful in soc- cer." Sixth birthday Happy birth- day wishes go to "spe- cial girl" Lesley Bell on Sept. 16 when she turns six years old. Hoping Les- ley has a great birth- day and passing on lots of love are Aunt Tina, Uncle Rick and cousins Adam and Mikaela. '� ao !�, 3 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-3431 �7� 7M WEEKS CAKE WDOM ARE L208WIRIChwd t t eatey am 3. B+ 10 re oeiv ✓��' WhMM my go dke* toIdn Robbins dtdr FREE cake. 0%= ptovicle �. PR ZE VALID LWM SAT SUT 20, 1997 t Ha� FPY .7 .nA-.1_ Tanya, a new resident of Ajax and a Grade 7 student at St. Patrick Catholic School_ celebrates her t 7th z< Birthday 5 wishes to dangk hter "Best wishes and love go to my daughter Satadra Gillis", who cele- brates her birthday on Sept. _ IS. "Love. Moya." ^E fRii-�v *.AAT ,iy9,�r1 Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding ...send to DroLet us know. We'll publish your spe- Name Keith MGiUligan,igan cial occasion in an easy -to -read 130 Co n,nercial Ave.# and easy -to -cup format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 285 .aa.ta:.i:*nailet!t talil�r :+1.'a.f�� a t�t.a.l �ai►t�R AULT FOODS • PARKAY MINUTE MAID CO • HI C FROZEN NESTLE ICE CREAM CO MEADOW(iOLD � • , ��� IA 1 • HUrMPTY DURIPTY I BANNER SPECIAL KRAFT CANADA I .y � I�► � I�nn��r . SPECIALS START ITODAY M • A lyl 4 Pries in effect from Sunday, September 14 to Saturday September 20, 1997 cROh10NTAR10PACKERS -CUT FROC'CANAOA A AA 5RACES9EE= SPECIALTY BRANDS • ALLEN'S • , •� 1 1 EN'S 11ITI11 •'• .. 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I , 1 MTN 1 -,� *JAMS s e Q��OLA • b00 mL J ISA. 396 it HOOF 8 PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,19 7 Pi*ckermg Sp Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Bantam ball Pirates Ontario champs PICKERING — The Pickering Pirates Wright International Aircraft Maintenance bantam select baseball team used a ninth -inning rally to get past the Guelph Royals 8-6 to capture the Ontario Baseball Association Provincial Select Baseball Championship in Richmond Hill over the Labor Day weekend. The title game was tied 6-6 after six innings. The scone remained knotted until the top of the ninth inning when the Pirates added two runs and shut down the Royals in their half of the ninth to seal the crown. Offensively, Shawn Loughlin led the way with a pair of singles and three RBI. Mike Minarik, Chris Gibson and Mike McElroy each had two singles. Romeo Persaud stroked a single for two RBI, while Kevin Keane, Matt Strong, Chris Obergfell, Adam Chitussi and Ryan Topping all had singles in the final. The Pirates' pitching staff was again strong as starter McElroy worked four stellar innings. Strong pitched the fifth I. inning, followed by Gibson and Minarik, who closed out the contest. The Pirates, representing South Durham at the championships, started the tourney with a 14-2 romp over Oakville. The Pirates were led by Loughlin with a grand slam home run and a two -run homer. Topping slammed a round -tripper and Nick Yurkovich smacked two dou- bles for two RBI. Minarik banged out two doubles for an RBI and Gibson had a double and a single for two RBI. Chitussi and Strong both singled for an RBI, while McElroy stroked two singles and a dou- ble. David Lewis and Obergfell both smacked doubles and Keane had two sin- gles. The Pirates' pitching was strong against Oakville, allowing only two runs while striking out seven batters. Gibson worked the first two innings. McElroy came in to pitch three innings and Minarik closed. In the second game, the Pirates hum - Ned the host Richmond Hill squad 13-3. Obergfell led the way offensively with two singles, a double and three RBI. Minarik stroked two sin- "gles and a double for an RBI. Keane pounded out two singles for two RBI and Yurkovich and Gibson had two singles and an RBI apiece. Topping smacked a double and Strong singled. Strong and Loughlin stole Phone. Pickering pitchers mowed down the opposi- tion, chalking up 14hine strikeouts, while allowing only three runs. LL�� _ starJed _ the game and worked two innings, fol- lowed by Strong. Chitussi closed out the game. The Pirates clawed their way to a 41 victory over the Mississauga Tigers in game three. The contest featured incredi- ble defensive efforts by both teams. The Pirates faced a bases -loaded, none -out situation in the second inning, but closed out the inning with a ground -out to sec- ond base. The defensive gem of the game was made by Gibson, who reached over the fence to rob a batter of a sure home run after a deep fly to centre field. The offence was led by Loughlin with a single and two RBIs, followed by Topping with a single and an RBI. Yurkovich had an RBI, while Gibson rapped two singles. McElroy and Chitussi each pounded out a double. Strong. Minarik and Lewis each had singles. In game four, the Pirates met the team they would face in the finals — the Guelph Royals. Pickering broke up a 4-4 tie with a three -run 10th inning to hold on for a 7-5 extra -inning victory. Loughlin stroked a solid double for two RBI and singled for another RBI. Chitussi had two singles for an RBI, while Gibson also rapped out two singles. Obergfell, Yurkovich and Minarik all singled for an RBI apiece. Pitchers Gibson, Strong, McElroy and Minarik combined for 13 strikeouts in the Guelph game. 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Pi"ckerin Sports Pickering rookie ball Pirates number 3 in Ontario PICKERING — The Pickering Pirates rookie ball select 'A' squad fin- ished a -S the dl.;Wd best squad in the province at the Il -team All -Ontario finals in London last weekend. The Pirates, representing Ontario East, advanced all the way to the semi- final contest of the two -game elimina- tion event before losing 8-3 to a strong Erin Mills squad which was undefeated to that point of the tourney. The contest was tied 2-2 until the bottom of the fifth inning when Erin Mills exploded for six runs. Pickering was unable to mount a comeback against the strong defence of the Erin Mills team. Pickering started the tour- ney with a 7-4 Toss to the North York Royals. But, the Pirates rebounded against Riverside, near Windsor, to post an exciting 11-10 victory in extra innings. Riverside sprint- ed out to a com- manding 8-0 bulge after three innings, but Pickering chipped away at the lead in the fourth inning as B r e n d a n Leufkens and Mark Phillips both singled to set up a three -run homer by B r a n d o n Crummey. Peter Murphy singled to centre field and was cashed in by Kyle Donnan's home nun to cut the deficit to 8-5. Riverside scored one run in its half of the seventh to bring up Pickering's last at bat. Jamie Molony tripled in a run and David Aquino singled to score Molony. Wesley Leufkens doubled to score Aquino to tie the game and send it into extra innings. After a scoreless eighth inning, Riverside put two runs on the board in the ninth. The Pirates answered in their half of the ninth by scoring two runs on a single by George Bozinovski, who crossed the plate with the winning run on Jordan Guarrasi's RBI. 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Team members are Peter Murphy, Brent Tamane, Jamie Molony, Brandon Crummey, Brendan Lcufkens, Mark Phillips, Wesley Leufkens, Kylc, Donnan, George Bozinovski, Cory Schumacher, David Aquino and Jordan Guarrasi. Massive ski & Snowboard Clearance Ext ended•. DoWt Miss It!! ; Please recycle this newspaper' 69EEA/?S Bonus Low 'E' atwl .-Argon Gas with Intitalled Replacement Wmd~ Choose from casement double hung. awning and horizontal tilt stvles. Save 10`, on an Installed R(x)f H•ith 25 -Year Shinnies It's our best offer ot the season. u Installed Kenmore - Furnaces Choose from mid or high -c tl iciencv naturl f Save 5100 � x) hrtallyd Steel stn' IAX)r% A Pew door will add beauty and security• to your home. L Save 1100 on an Installed Ecom Direct N ent Gas Fireplace rtihi:Nl .c•t ir. urn.ues. 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Advancement opportunity. 2 Assistant Managers Required. Call 905-723-3411 Management has forced us to expand for our busy ski & hockey season. 15 Positions available immediately in al areas. Pay varies with position and responsibility. No experience? No problem. We are willing to train tete right applicants. Call Ms. Scott 721-1411 COWU negwed for pan time office demur in Pickenim area. Experima necessary. Cal 683.6996. COIMER 11RIYER$ WANTED - JWP Distribution Services Inc., an expanding Pickering bash courier company serv- ing the GTA, rias immediate openings for reliable broker/ driverswith vans or can. $500. - $700Amk. A strong geographical knowledge of Metro Toronto is beneficul. Interested parties call Luse or Vali at (905) 420.67D5. DAILY TEMPORARY MWF ments for Coteau& W in- dustrial I factory. swable for Ladies. O S HAWAIINH ITBY Experience not necessary. , Own transportation and neat appearance a must. Cal Mon- Fri., oo-Fri., Cpm -Spm. for inlerview. De Vere Temporary services. 576-2992. EARN $592 a week from tome! UgN assembly, secret shoppuq. processing mad. sewing. To appy call 416- 202.8812, cab 106. www.Waw com PICKERING Area Taxi Company. requires Drivers immediately. Full or pan time Also licensed A Me- chanic 686-0467 MONEY PART TIME Become the Homecare direct shoppingg dis- tributor for the Picker - ng area. Deliver cata- !ogues, collect them and Cel ver products to your customers. NO FINANCIAL MVESTMENTS NO SELLING REQUIRED. Must have car Call Suzan 905-427-0840 ENTHUSIASTIC. entrepreneurs needed. 10-15 `wurS/week. An established, rlurnational wellness com- wV ofkrs uniknged income. -.ave messagr 96-7549 EICPERIENCED Cook wanted ',)r a Seafood 6 Steakhouse. Apply in peesa : 1180 Simcoe SLN 0"a a. EXPERIENCED hairoytist named for new Salon m Our- an Ca. -re. Ajax Good wa0- es. Cab (905) 619-6057 'Ne ✓a , ycu ;beer y to assemoee our products. Easy work. No expenence necessary. For FREE details send S.A. S. E. to Five Star Enterprises I IIS Liverpool Rd, Suite 213 Pickering Ont Lt V 6_W 4 MANAGER TRAINEES lull :ime. Onvers I,Cense regimred. ria elmeeemm 3 weeks paid :tarring- $500toeek satary blas Cronus Call Mr. Oak. 905.7216900. HAIRSTYLIST regwred, fuN/ W, hate with experience for Joseph i r • Osltaere STUDENTS Earn S50 -S: JC Cagre Appy In person. or weeky wortung for newspa- phon 723 -9251 -ask for Joe pet. should be comfortable wdn door-to-door canvassing OshawaVhdby. call Steve 905-263-1093 Apn/NWnng. Cal Andrew 901-6"14 HOST/HOSTESS Required for New Home Site in Whitby Thursday 1-8 pm. Sat/Sun 1-5pm Please fax resume to: New Home Sales 905-837-2555 eam great money from home Excellent part-time income Easy work. No exp neces- sary send sen -Addressed - Stamped -Envelope to: Po Box 240032. 601 Dundas St. W Whitby Om. LIN 8X8 LIGHT TELEPHONE WORT( Jays or evenings, no expen- enee Full training provided :all Shely, at (905) 723 - is seeking hard- working, depend- able persons for full-time, driver's license required. Trainingprovided. Call after 5 Qnly or Weekends 427-6466 MAIL TECHNICIAN ane LOW Space 4vaiWDle to req. in Day tar salon. Caa 434 2992 NOW MRING Short order cook servers 0istwasher & prep person. expenence an <,set. Pkm drop off resume. X60 Kingston Rd-. Pickenng. ouna yourse+f •nth ine d -s greatest people The foyers of Hickory is and our customers! MU mm on a atawroe MM to der- wWrate leadership skills? it you then we have an acmeg iaq-n4 opporuwny an Area upervrsor to ervrse our susryrtal Om 'res In Durham Region. offer a good salary. iprehensive hralrwq and esuonal supervision It rested. to resume Io 5µ79-5952 am: JOM son. INMORY FAMS HELP WANTED - $17 IS to Van Rexlble p",ors in housewares am ourdoa W% Gems T -n V iS pro- vide Great tw Stlldents. Homemakers and enra n- com seekers Cal Monto vwd for an otaview 723- 4920 214920 CARDINAL %ASNIUS A CUWAMUNS INC. Siwre 1-985 ET�l � Experienced nannies and housekeepers required in Durham. Live-in, Live -out. Old Wwgston Ajax. Ont. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible tor more tfm one incorrect insertion and Imre shall be no li- ability 6ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. STYUST REQUntED mme- darely wen+ at least 2 years experience Guarawftd +age plus comma wn Call 430- 3156 SUPER -DIET. Take on Un- wanted Pounds & Inches Lode Good A Feel Great. 100% Natural d Guaranteed (905)571-5063. Teachers req. for in-home tutoring with "A -Little -Extra Help" Tutoring Service. Allgrades & subjects. Please fax your resume to: 905-668-3365 1 office He EXPERIENCED CSR for Cislrr outran Company who 4 Com- ^wer literate and speaks ;rend . Duties wlduft: order entry d purchasing Please send resume to: Bmman In- 1ustries. 655 Finley Ave. Apx 1 S 3V3. No phone calls Clem - THE LAW Oma of Barry J. C41'Mi,Xtael require$ an ex- penenCed Htgilson secRtary to complement oustin0 staff AN reppes will be Inept study conhdentkV Reply with re- sume to 421 King Street Eel. ostLawa- Ontario. L1H IES 1 saw MOD i A r" BUSY ;r.re S"re-.-es ".aril wdriu% fnendy w- bme sales Stan Raebte hours indteilbrg weekends - rV swtable for students. Please drop off resumer o Rob mckaosh Cirri& Osnaea Slwppeh0 Centre10 . Skuled 1`16111 CARPENTERS ano carpenters apprenCce regwred by the hw aro sub cauda frameeg news Tekplwne MM) 427 - Wei CNC NIACNNNST prograrnmer Lame or milling fractim Powtim perm postim CaN 337 -WW, or OaL HEATING TECHNICIAN H- censed gas finer !rs:ailer 'or busy res,denhavoommercial oomnaor Fax to 905 -e52 - NU (Uxbnage) MAC GRAPHIC ARTIST Minimum 3 yrs- exp. reqwred. Must have extensive 4 colour ^rocess, knowledge of Photoshop. Quark and I it ustrator. Immeaute Reply File 117, Oshawa Whitley This Welk, P. 0. Box 481 Oshawa, L1H 71.5. 1 Office Hdp 1 ON. HMP PAYROLL/ADMIN. Medium sized manufacturing firm seeking 8n individual with computer skills experienced in preparing weekly computerized payrolls, ad- minister WCB, E.I., benefit programs and perform other office duties. Knowledge of Microsoft Office desirable. Forward resumes along with salary expectations and references to: Ajax Textile Processing Co. Ltd., P.O. Box 55 Ajax, Ont. LIS 3C2 Fax: (905) 683-5783 U.S. DRIVERS $.34 per mile plus Bonus Program • Min. 3 yrs. U.S. experience • Current I.C.C. medical • Border Crossing Clearance • Clean Abstract • Accident Free • Neat Appearance Apply T.T.R. Transport 219 Wentworth St. E-, Oshawa, Ontario L1H 3V7 ■■ PAGE 26-THt. NF%N'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l4, 1997 1 Office Help 1 Office Help 1 Office Help in Sales;; A9ems 1 sake H•IplA9W, Skilled H.Ip The Tech -Met Division of Emerson Electric, a leader in the metallurgical/ materials testing field is currently seeking an experienced and enthusiastic individual for: BILINGUAL SECRETARY/ RECEPTIONIST - Part -Time The successful candidate will act as receptionist, secretary and general office support for the Tech - Met Division. Applicants must be bilingual (French/English), have excellent word processing skills and reception experience. We offer a competitive salary and benefits package. Interested candidates should forward their resume to: _ Lois Marshman © Emerson Electric Canada Limited 9999 Highway 48 Markham, Ontario L3P 3J3 EMERSON Fax: 905-475-4630 BOOKSELLERS (FULL & PART-TIME) Chapters Booksellers possess ex- Ideally, candidates have previous ceptional service skills. winning customer service experience and personalities, knowledge of books combine a passion for retail with and a natural sales ability a kms of books. DEPARTMENT LEADS This position requires strong or- ganizational and managerial skills acquired through previous super- visory egwrwxe in the retail i ilustn .Candidates should be comfortable managing a high number of SKI**s and have a thorough product knowledge which includes at least one of the following areas: children's books. magazines, multimedia, fiction. nonfiction, cash area or receiving area To apply to our new Ajax/Pickering location, please forward your resume, stating position of interest, to: Human Resources, Chapters Inc., �- 90 Ronson Drive, Etobicoke, ON MVW 1C1. Fax: (416) 243-5420. We thaft all candidates for titer rawest: however, only these uaeer CO.fderation �. �.. l -, TV- n._., wril be cm dacut No 04M calls. Oleate. ADMINJPURCHASING ASSISTANT Your above average organizational skills combined with strong computer experi- ence with WondOPerfect. Quattro Pro, Graphics 3 File Management could qual- ify you for this position. Ideal candidate should have experience in a manufactur- ing environment with some experience in purchasing. Salary to $33K. Pleow tax your resurnik to: Geri C sheen (905) 831-4922 SWW Help MACHINIST Assem bier wth Mechan cal or ekdrorre background nI rmmP oately for comrad nialpf- ment Plem cal for an cap pomtmem iterwa Personnel 905-937-6060 AT FUTURE SHOP! In an effort to create a friendly and enjoyable store environment for both customers and staff, Future Shop has developed the L.I.F.E. concept. An acronym for Live, Interactive, Fun, Friendly, Exciting, Entertaining and Educational, L. I. F.E. is everything we want our supercenters to be. Providing customers with a L.I.F.E. enhancing shopping experience in our Whitby and Ajax f-rcations would bia one of your main goals. as a full-time or part-time. RETAIL SALES ASSOCIATE You are the ideal candidate for our supercenters if you: Thrive on people contact Know you could succeed in a commissioned environment Possess some knowledge of computer hardware, audio/video or communications products and services Prefer flexible retail work hours (daystweekends) 3esides being a great place to work and ;hop, Future 5ho offers a comprehensive salary and benefits packsge, training and )rowth opportunities. So, l7 you know that vu could be a valuable part of our L.1. F.E. rrogram, wed welcome your taxed esume to: Human Resources Recruiting Future Shop Ontario Regional Office 6110 Cantay Road Mississauga, ON L5R 3W5 File #RWASA1 Fax: (905) 501-8109 15 Years of Retail Excellence Visit our website at ewrw.futurostoop.com Two dynamic Advertising Sales Representatives required immediately for caner opporhrnity. Due to expansion of our Teleepphone Directory we required one Telemarket- ing Rep. and one Outside Sales Rep.. it you are aggressive, highly motivat- ed, have a positive attitude and are dedicated to overall customer satisfac- tion, we would like you to join our win- ning team. Minimum two years sales experience. Directory and layout experience a plus. Existing and new accounts, training, commission and base pay. MECHANIC ON expenenced Mail or fax. risumi to: apprentice required 3 days pa Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser week for busy tare owre in 130 Commercial Ave. Pickering Fax ralmte to A•)ax Ontario LIS 2H5 Eff Skftd Help SkOW Help 1 °f Sthkt Experienced ASSEMBLERS required possessing the following skills; • Previous Electro/Mechanical Assembly experience an asset • Excellent manual dexterity • Good mechanical aptitude • Able to use basic assembly tools • Able to read and understand assembly drawings • Good communications skills • Able to read, write and understand English • Willing to learn new tasks as required Apply in Writing ONLY by Sunday September 21st 1997. 901 Dillingham Road Pickering, ON L1W 2Y5 FAX: (905) 420-5232 CONTENTS OF APARTMENT, bedroom suite, dining room suite, lamps and tables, kilghen suite, coffee table. Telephone WO -9044 DINETTE, DRESSERS, tables, end tables, wooden holychair, tis - Be baby carriage, china, silver. crYslal, lamps, antiques 8 much more. (905)-427-7961. DININGROON set, 6p:. fra- hogarry, Duncan Phyk, asking $1250. Free-standing glass fireplace screen, paid $600. asking $200. Children snow suites. (905)665-1783. STEF 8 NANK'S APPLIANC- ES. NEW STOCK ARRIVED! S"!F ern h, -„P of fridge$ all sizes. 2-10yrs. SWup. Side- by-side. 4yrs. water/Ice, valued $2400, only $800. Gastelectric stoves 24&30'. white/almond. S2001up, Upright freezers S250/up. Amana freezes. tike new, Syn. retailed $1700, only $550. Washers. all sizes $225/up. Dryers. gwek+dric. al sues RING: IM ZWW sillef0f $225. Lots more! distil r 362 French CLEARANCE SALE - Entire SL Osnava 905-432-7167. 10 Dsrcw Aralltik 1 Bargon corns GLENDALE AREA, expen- 6ARGNNSII W. Arbonte entad hone daycare powder kitchen $et UM wilt led 4 4 has spades amiable fa X's thaws, 111111101 for cdta0e i75 atterndig varM/arr rrllaro. w�ween aNr able. 5. CPR and cast aid. 2 11raY- 905576-061<. rooms. Wes 1111110 NOW11111. W Poplar. registerea dally doWW minims knit- black al shots. ready to go. es and similes Raoaipts pro- $40o Call Sg}6/n. vxNd Please cal 637-_ TRUCKLOAD IBM 486 DX2-66. 420 hard -drive 12meg RAM, colour monitor, $595. Other new d used m - id available MINIM T Cespoters 131 Brat SLS., ttlfit" 4ao-as15 LMSE sdad mapie oftim size dent. (pef fed for com- pvt.r desk bght N allow, as" door. eaaANW pea a tWnlwrf Cal Port Perry 9652649, lain MGNO= SET, bvewl, sofa/chair. 3 tables, draftlrh0 cabinK tlic- , WM. �0 and Wad. cal 831- 7663 MASSET FERGUSON 510 For punch press, spot and tig welding, tong of Wool shop. '50% xusKArNINA chainsaw. tit 0� Paean, svr and ATTENTION Pareirta: IMP drill press and assembly P y operations. 1 In mom yang, needles and ac- oc e"gsx $350, corona wood distance to Lester B I $7.50/hr start. Night shift premium. cessories,wttem books. •1e• fo'u0 air la" 560o0. 01' not mats. sans. t7yrs. ex- Tool and Die Maker Wool Perry 965 hnha e� 0 905 6 57 perrara, a Dyke. R•- Tool and Die maker required for second 2849. 2819. MM APTIYA Pc. C-33, fulfil cepK. rdenrtxs. For kits Shift, must have experience with progres- COWINERCIAL 140&W pots- tower, monitor, keyboxd. more al 666-8719. sive dies and trouble shooting problems peeler, le. nor ty, nine, speakers, mouse, for windows take emportaOoa. Cal S71 -ON in the press. Will consider 3 8 4 year P Y aP- great st us new! gr restaurant or dap truck arsrtess. fe0o or best � 0.0.0. Call (905)-404- NMWO00 AND NWTr i2 prentices. Shift premium. offer. Telephone (905) 985 area Reliable daycare caval- Press Ooerstor/Setuo 3607. KEEP YOtM able in my home. AtforWbk Punch press operator to run and setup $941 an NO filmailly V* COMPLETE utim wp-N Trfpk-R Tms* rates Mon -smoking environ- progressive dies. Must have at least 5 boards. ndudes 10111191110110111111oftthe bat pia we nkr Ldox=* mad Ful -time. 6 manna 8 years experience with progressive dies, sink. moon peatklildw ; sic added: no cars d"! Glob now before ovkfiass. up Please cal a6-2676. measuring instruments. forklift, familiarity couriller". 9W725 -110M. LOMNIG =TUB to cam Ior with SPC and ISO. for apamtra dwdren n my horns. EdtNa- LSO =� A9 wen romw (906)866.4754 KOWNE Hater Day tions" 8 aeon playtime. Pickering Area, Washer d Dryer, 1 tit LnaMd television. FineWOun area 420-2671- Fax resume: 905 839-3513 COMPUTER 1 04 $MW. call 905 -MI -0 tom. 10 Dsrcw Aralltik 1 Bargon corns GLENDALE AREA, expen- 6ARGNNSII W. Arbonte entad hone daycare powder kitchen $et UM wilt led 4 4 has spades amiable fa X's thaws, 111111101 for cdta0e i75 atterndig varM/arr rrllaro. w�ween aNr able. 5. CPR and cast aid. 2 11raY- 905576-061<. rooms. Wes 1111110 NOW11111. W Poplar. registerea dally doWW minims knit- black al shots. ready to go. es and similes Raoaipts pro- $40o Call Sg}6/n. vxNd Please cal 637-_ TRUCKLOAD IBM 486 DX2-66. 420 hard -drive 12meg RAM, colour monitor, $595. Other new d used m - id available MINIM T Cespoters 131 Brat SLS., ttlfit" 4ao-as15 LMSE sdad mapie oftim size dent. (pef fed for com- pvt.r desk bght N allow, as" door. eaaANW pea a tWnlwrf Cal Port Perry 9652649, lain MGNO= SET, bvewl, sofa/chair. 3 tables, draftlrh0 cabinK tlic- , WM. �0 and Wad. cal 831- 7663 MASSET FERGUSON 510 (905)831-3122 wAnitsim. ss. $90. sarin- COMPUTER CLEARANCE Wesel combM. t]tkdt atudi ATTENTION Pareirta: IMP Corona S0650 mmwry type- CENTRE- Usul pinhum board Incl I 4 -row ON" i 14 R distance to Lester B I wens, $50. Saan-Cavea 100 word systems whnwnMtor/modem. I jilt cut WO pick-up nKl. not mats. sans. t7yrs. ex- processor$61, $ 100 5599 used dolor fuaMas - DtKrsize ons. ale Cana.. bin perrara, a Dyke. R•- 905-421111-1751t IeM M. is SVGA S149. e>aensfon. $10.000. tar coax cepK. rdenrtxs. For kits Zaotllarana woo0 bunwq kreplaa (1 Cord spliVsa. tinted - 11-odl[inakg) Corrpkee 8XM ram Ift VW Irlete packalp. Port Perry more al 666-8719. 1 � soar 5139. New kill Pao 9059853193- emportaOoa. Cal S71 -ON ' we ayrterrts from $799. Com M1V111 1: Frtdde. stove. dist - NMWO00 AND NWTr i2 GARAGE door r•pals. broken parent antral aw wr Doted washer Al in exalnt corhdF area Reliable daycare caval- ,, diem (Pim) NM $39. 1 6e drives don. 906466.8874 (MOW). able in my home. AtforWbk els edled neS49 New doorW fr. $179. W_ 164 111 11 MUST SHL. 12Hp 31Y dafrnp rates Mon -smoking environ- openers. 00* Plus Doors Rd. Bowmartvllle, Wt 132 lawn mower Ewa" condil. mad Ful -time. 6 manna 8 416-338.00Td from 401.097-3059. lon $800. Cal (906)721-2740 up Please cal a6-2676. 3P pIAFTSIRAR WM. $550 1 �- 1 lor LOMNIG =TUB to cam Ior wilt 9orr0•s and stand: 2,r � silll,, dwdren n my horns. EdtNa- LSO =� A9 wen romw yMR arcane 3 room s391. (330Rtsit � Ind dda: tions" 8 aeon playtime. ties now no $450 /irM. 7 • • • • • • • • • • • • ■ LnaMd television. FineWOun area 420-2671- soon 905.697-0154. ■ HOW ME WE DOING? and ntta�Na ildn. Frac aYMalts Ca= ALwATs Sales. Servota ■ ■ MAPLE RIM HOME. Matter i upgrades. $47S. 366 TheTttsVWO'IfMeMsAdlei9erCBN®ied '9�"0'` ■ Girls. experience. list caw CPR. sTsssr• Uri ■ 6�rrf 11. Poklff oLr0ebTWVAtft bN non-smoking. no Das. rectepts al ages. tot <hi0 FU Usedneva TrsO--ins H. Tiade ■ ■ pD� 99rA .VN9WOltldappleutilis 0xre6rdd TIC. affordable 837-2042 Pre. 905571 ■ Mq)mnlD IH Qfiallia1Silldw ■ (905)831-3122 Fax. # (905) 619-9068 PICKMK base! 1111140". LO -V daycare; 18 monde to years Dail' outings mu Weel pow stove. M wee p. house ■ 1 �RMiMRd Pr6lRlptl�! r r MANAGER required by Durr by D m C � ((12 and �m)r- �ane, frost4ree refrigerate. ■ stifling Drys. flown. and w- oversee conistruclion storey residence Tekoa1 Manor wi4 be site represen- ilorsPtsr 1 "WipifalRadcal Medical OWAII =dstory awsicard triticea meals, meals,i nada. First Aid, C.P.R. certified. Non- Zaotllarana woo0 bunwq kreplaa (1 Cord spliVsa. tinted - 11-odl[inakg) ■ ■ ■ trove for DCH and resporahbk smokng. ►•aiPts. 905-428- (905)43441085 dna Spm ■ Z Did Ule Sffiles RePPsserlhllre otlNr 6iNfl�y, ■ for safety, gWMy ala sated- PHYS10T1ERAPISL Sig M- 1244. 1 saw Heljtlyars 1 SON H11WAprs We Pan -rime t3 monis cram- DENTAL cant pyf pfue posaofi, moa CARPET FREE unman. ■ courb n s�rviee? fence Qualifications, pro- RECEPTIONIST / ernOs medical bwld.g. Ronk home. fI AM awl � � � a ■perr Otltar)i Suaait w' SALES Gifts & Collectibles Do you enjoy meeting people? Ne are looking for matur, elf starting individuals whi could enjoy working wit] ,ollectibles and gifts. Hour ire flexible, including days evenings and weekends. f you possess an outgoini Ierslonallty and have an in erest in retail sales apply: f "7"Al9i* PICKERING TOWN CENTRE (905)831-5786 jects rxwby plitim a and Io n r ASSISTANT Columbia Rehabilitation Cera- har naM nn°w0N 11111trktp at $D'ee'd n- ■ "10t Full-time, we, 1400 Riesort Rd.W Ossa. some a 401. Cal 886r915�1. Cmy CYq q tomy- wird. rolls Coaa+lara, (9os) rtF ■ Domain Cfiriow Homes rte.. required for a w goes-432-9100.fS" AaAx 14 yes exp. ■ 3 Ars GW ed Drive south. bus A'ax office You s6delMd WW■h r1! raNp011M fayour • 100 G Whitby. LiN 8R4, Phone (905) 430-1666. to Y Dental reception ■ �? (905) 434.1741 experience_ a must. sktaM 0� REPLACEMENT WINIDOw w MVAC UAW. to be caoaw or rr 427-1443 ■ stifling Drys. flown. and w- ihNtalalon it yon hime. ■ outs,Mnimum 10 yrs. ex- KHM AECEtT10M. Daff imkrrc•. Goad lay. Steady &N. HARPS an asset, rypirl� work. own tools and and rdeMnCeS. $l0413Ar. ilaiV emportaOoa. Cal S71 -ON drop off to: Dr. FerwAck, 40 WANOOMNM l•l•aty MMd.ftM -111pany. has 3 job o1 111 for. kNA I "maw. injection mouidirtg nladtne a peratorsAranees. industrial arNamght or apprentice. Please fax rawne m: 416- 292-2094. coo c� (lest 41st-e7fN =WWIree. Large 0 pwiom t� CARPET MImOgR, 100X. ma. am W ■ �? ■ slide. p M 6" Olde lap ateitame. sktaM 0� ■ ■ 330 4 � orpM. dIkm pod ■ ■ WESTKVAAM3MVMY fosirr0 morins of 1ptovtang ihNtalalon it yon hime. ■ ■ rowm. affdraalk daycare tat noMDe M for an full y.aL Daniel, 1000 4. SolesdiMW Convinealls ■ ■ Non-sMoift Fku Aid -CPS. 217-01x. tMHwdornic anper a ce re- auired Plass sand resum to: Oruro Symms. CAMEeM Live -M. 3 rAildren ft". 1pM horse- Toys, craft WMI11y34 1Nr- Miw Ne. apktl goes, tip 1Me al- ) ■ ■ tM llelalrloal 1 n -lora a carpM jeflepirnp seal pnpwallon tar r4 ^*4Ma 0 ■ O00. 0olii WWilH A4. asAF 1 • "w 1MOL yap rarv�'s 08 ■ ■ RntA Ind tar r rpet a moats ta4l. ■ VMS Wrodd ■Coe ID herr 61001 you IIEMTAL TECMMICIAM we Price = ■ tMHwdornic anper a ce re- auired Plass sand resum to: Oruro Symms. CAMEeM Live -M. 3 rAildren ft". 1pM horse- A NOU=y TIE eEiT 1qpp WA* seadWed hlydewood Miw Ne. apktl goes, tip 1Me al- ) ■ N ■ 701 Rosslana Rd. E., Ba 3844,nwdK jeflepirnp seal pnpwallon tar r4 ^*4Ma 0 iq P1dNrYto llpr MA1h Mr20"a by and0 a Id pF ■ �� Wntart EfteKolo Whitby. Ontario u N on. nwture tyoanatl Hwy2 area. iah, 6 aNMMM FFCA100D 427-" - cmr m HALE: UN a car- ar fMt 11W% *AN am W ■ at 576-9335, tx 683-0707 ■ EXPERIEIICI� seat" rt seat" quires for pad belie post M n wAdcw ice waekads i • 1I•Tew tom. wedw my best quttigi hardaodd Own- yMR arcane 3 room s391. (330Rtsit � Ind dda: ■ or fiN out this ■ I 906.44353883. � shoal °� � Yrrw �' • and ntta�Na ildn. Frac aYMalts Ca= ■ 8fld ilial) t0: - ■ AFFOrAAKE OATCARE or �p rlrairs• Sadeg DwIlm ad ■ ;a FULL -Th" Rift wankel fa an" school, in my home. FNat Rrlwood ttnirrowdig am Sam 9115 - �itl ■ dint in Wh tby, sel•smer, team layer. ex- Near Hey eroddtyry. 2. Har St. Wilfred Schad. For foto. all 2248 64451772. ■ P.O. EOZmilent �_ ■ CARPET$ name 9115.430-13441 ffoor details � 905-6%-1874 1 a quit bgr d Cow. At low low pric- We have ■ 865 Fa"W*U S 3EOIGIL receptionist read ed. Group pradice .hpaknoe ATTEOM PARENT$~ Se ppeaebrr quakry child call. �y home. WestrcylHwy 2. 9 1 PIIIENREIID SINN T2Y, k es. it al. Commas tial 8 Residential. Proles- repair ■ ■ Oi)��i►aO OsiO ■ and txxnpllkr skills Drelerrod. Ae. to Fk Bol. yeas experience. Nin smok- hnO. fated yard. RecdpK. mak. initis MWlytlon. em for _ ably from pr saM. amiable. seNor civil. For Satlsfadlon Ouarnleed. For ■ i* ++i O. f2t, Osfaae a Week PO Box 481. Oshm Ortano LiM Great Rata!!! 6 mo. fo Pre- sthod.,W 427-9505 yOhdWrs. dotlhinp i much 63268� shop p1aMa kNke 965) 431�4W0 or (4 6j ■ 'Your shtlSbdjon is 71.5. -P-. (906)-430 ■ the miRBtxe of olN IUOLne ■ . ... ......_.. r...... . to. *. V. *. W. w. * • • • r a 1 gab • 1 Arts TC • 1 Arts A Crafts MIA womb w for Safe PENTIUM 166MMX, 2MB 3D PCI graphics accelerator Card. AWE sound -card. 24X CD - Rom. 32MB Ram, Mondor, printer, midi -keyboard. 33600 modem. Asking $2500. 905- 666.0490 PIANO i Bench, apartment- siie cherrywood. nearly new. $1500 SEWING machine i abmet. Kenmore. like new. $350 Call 905.420-5280 PIANO - Roland Model 3000 digital piano - almost new condition - asking $2.200 Call (905) 831-5666. PIANO $450. Upright frill $350 Hamburger Pattie ma- chine. $2.800. Electric grill. $250 Cooler coil- $100 Exer- cise bell vibrator. $50. Casio cash register, $200. cleat wrap machine. $180 Scale. $200. Bar stool. $45waiting room chairs. $35/each. 905 - FALL TREASURES CRAFT SHOW Sat. Oct 4, 10 am - 4pm West Lynde School 270 Michael Blvd. Whitby Tea room, barbecue, some spots available for vendors. Lorraine 668-9179. VENDORS WANTED CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOWN To be held on November 8th at Jubilee Pavilion (Lakeview Park) For vendor information please call (416) 384-5670 728-2255.905.430.7816. 1 Gara9e1 Yard Sala • 1 is upper Bordirn BEE KEEPING equipment in- cluding extractor, new and MOVING SALE: Everything SPECIAL HOME needed for a used broad and honey su- must go' Call Ior information deaf while cal and his sister pens Price negotiable. (905) (905) 666-2970 who is black They are two 683-8659 Arts i Year Od. Doth fixed and must PIANOS -GRANDFATHER 1 Crane � stay together Many other CLOCKS. Back 10 school 5270 fixed cats available and lid - specrais' New d Used pianos THE NEW MANAGEMENT of Lakeview Ceramics announc- tens of all ages. (1st booster). Medium to larger sand clogs I upright i Grano). digital pa- N t 1 es exciting drarges. Now -i also in need 01 pool homes. 1993 SAFARI, loaded 1978 Ranchero. Mint 1969 Idlevnkd Camper, tits Elcammo i Ranchero will rent All above showroom Condition, Call Lome 263-2611 1994 CAVALIER wagon, au- IOmaliC.exCellent condition. 59.000 (dealership serv- icedMir conditioning, ami-roCk brakes. pfus muds more 510.750 OV80 666-8908 1994 GRAND PRIX, V6 pis al oil p/w. pltrunksecurity system, 4 -door, approx. 90.000 highway kms. $12,900 Like new, one owner 905-683- 3020 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit; no credit! 11 you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1997 -PAGE 27 1 1 4e • Manly- all "1e1M- °� • 1 1 or all - r for Sit* PAW Melt RerO 1991 Searay-Searater. 90hp. APARTMENT for rent, 1900 Marc Jeff", 14 foot. sits 4-5 sill. ft., MiNWa area, 2 -bed - people.. watersking, etc.. n room. $r Plus heat d hydro MEN win trailer i accesso- No pets please. Call (705)932-5298 ries. asking $7.200. 706- MEED A VEPKUI Poor 5453 (Alar) AVAMARE IMMEOIATE- 73 LURN$ Cruiser. 32', Twin LY, in Whitby Apt. budding, 318. 13' beam, fiberglass . spacious, carpeted, newly painted. with balcony, Close haul. E Ileari $8500 to bus. shopping, all utilities 0.8 0 Call Rob (905$8500 nduded, first/last required. 5270 no pets. 1 bedroom $675. 1 Recreational 2 bedroom. $775 3 bed- Vehicfes room $840. Call 43G- �•it No pen. `all 435-217' niu everyone No turn downs 'UrUTA Zu n., Motor nonce, sleeps 4, excellent condition, BACHELOR or badklorene Cars from 1979 . '89 Call Bud $8.500. call 905-623-2200. apt Sep em.. laundry. rally 416-464-2115 Bowmanville. renovated, non-smoker $475. 1991 BUICK CENTURY LTD.. rm all inclusive. 905.839-0821 fully loaded 33L V6, 130K i m Liverpool/401 ma. $5700 or best reasonable oft- er 434.2775 BASEMENT Bachelor apart- MASSEY FERGUSON 510 mem, separate entrance. try - diesel combine. Quick attach dro. rattle, water included, WANTED headers. 4 -row narrow i 14 n. near Osla Centre. 5550/ USED nra">M cut with pick top reel OOct.1si. cam 905-si9-eAvailable lot Oversize tires, air cond., bin THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, dr 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Util. Included nos b keyboards. o sure. int greenware orders Pet slwppkes and donations S- Sales • in - MOUSe Supt. a mmnL &s n stock and order Rent to own Large select rm pY of docks Call TELEP PIANO HICLES extension, $10.000. for com- 905-706 8498 We buy and sell pkte Pa"C age. Pon Perry 433-1491 all makes and 905-985.3183. MEED A VEPKUI Poor models. r I I grounds. n oa-stayer active rebred person pretared Cyr -are Ask for Gary Or FAPMa�Rerel $6 CHRYSLER _e Baron AG- Tony today WHI7By part one bedroom a $NEOMIIN - Owlity wooden $92" now. Come seer what's mem.. available Oct. ISI.. walk Sandy rel -ode. au options. 1686-3975 'n go. pamrro. $550 of inctu- sheds 8 x 8' Dam kit. any Pickering Auto �•it No pen. `all 435-217' ridding au Spotless imen- or, 2.5LTr automatic $75 to $7580 for scrap cars 430-7780. THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, dr 3 Bed Apts. • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES • All Util. Included nos b keyboards. o sure. int greenware orders Pet slwppkes and donations S- Sales • in - MOUSe Supt. a mmnL &s n stock and order Rent to own Large select rm pY of docks Call TELEP PIANO - We are now custom filing. ways welcome ways welcome Please tail 905-706 8498 Or riddle 1 i 2 bedrooms andaw ail itime Located 309 Cordova 433-1491 Vicky's Dry Brush Seminars U AdOp On at MEED A VEPKUI Poor Automation 1 05-579-2 No pet. grounds. n oa-stayer active rebred person pretared Cyr -are Siirt Sept. 20. Book your 905-438-9111. $6 CHRYSLER _e Baron AG- waded callRd. Spot ou 905-579-2397. aikr Spm $NEOMIIN - Owlity wooden $92" now. Come seer what's Awix+weifes Sandy rel -ode. au options. wmnry. 1-600.668-7564_ Call Tracie at 905.576 1800 or 1 666 259 3673. I can hep! sheds 8 x 8' Dam kit. any new at Lakeview 905-725 6709 UM 3. 1333 Bourday 1 1 t ridding au Spotless imen- or, 2.5LTr automatic $75 to $7580 for scrap cars 1 AMO 2 BEDROOM apt n $299 plus tax. Many Oil- Rd.OSha9- AUTOMOBILES and trucks 17000OKms Exce" condi- i trucks Or arty (brldTlOn central Oshawa, avaUbk Sim and mks available. 1947 SEDAN Delivery (Pati- CREDIT PROBLEMS? On taw Um. $1750 Can (905)-404- vehicles 24 lir professional now or Oct 1. from $615 in Also garages and decks 761 Satan. Morgan, loaded, spot financing Down ply- oleo Oshawa pick-up Free Towing dosiver. Parking. appkarrces. McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering Poole, mems from 5500 OAC Cars. eta TOYOTA TERCEL. 4 -door. Rouge Vaiky Regtbng for lenad yard 905-433-M. For more into. d 905-619- fslyst, reterenas regwrrd. Irv*$. va"S 1911 to 1991. standard, rebuilt ergine, rxm- W �� Ask for Cagy. 2093 _she Ayndy Auto Sales Ld. 792 Did. excellent conCkbm. Call (905) 70ti-5740. CertEie. cokffl$4000 1993 Nissan Outs-. GW CLEARANCE SALE. nee in- Snhtoe Street Soeek Oshawa. $2500 080 Cad 905.831- AMY *CHAP Car T 1 -BEDROOM Apa"aft. de - CENTRAL OSHAWA Rental Office; Mon - Fri. 911m - 8 pen Large ane and two fiat 3 Sun 11am-4pm �edroams, newly .novated, indoor arking. central air, from $650 per month. CENTRE MANAGEMENT INC. 1905)432-2705 905)728-2360 OAIL?INE FURNITURE . The fbllatim. 16' x 24' 0 D rec- Phone 905.720.3362 6143 a 905-631-0061 Or riddle tamed unit on tkatill CE 3 oecr om Si;7 NEW c eces of our Fan tine -p hrguUr Kayak pool adudes MEED A VEPKUI Poor YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF warned complete kir not Top Cash paid. Free pick- grounds. n oa-stayer active rebred person pretared Cyr -are Md S4 Smcot St. S. 3bearoom getting Mw tooctkl and Iaidig lowr the $docks 6 fencing. $5.195. kreOrlg by-laws. 25yr credit? No credrt'n Bamrrupt? TO SEE OUR FNE RECONM- up. Cad (905)431.4333 or grant area. Call 905-649- $975 plus otikties. inetudis showroom flocs .1/E1N drnip wmnry. 1-600.668-7564_ Call Tracie at 905.576 1800 or 1 666 259 3673. I can hep! TNXeE0 VEHICLES. FAMTAS• 434 7489 � 4ppfarlCes. Cab 725 9891 room sets, NEW bedroom room PickeringlApa. phone 416- b frst or bat aft TIC SAVINGS. CHECK US AUTOMOBILES and trucks auroon. A-1, (6.995 1991 Tricker, removable EXCELLHT norm Osnaw- to- d NEW hoot office i 796 7509 1947 SEDAN Delivery (Pati- OUT. Eg New am rats 1991 yarned for scrap. Any (xlnuasm, NORTH OSMAINA Extra Urge ration. 1 bedroom Avail. Oct _ ON entDERnaraw Satan. Morgan, loaded, ac) 1947 Chev 2 door 16 It. "away FbuSt tgea (cwp!) Honda Cmc 4 door. IODW any free reM04 n Ia Dur- finite in 1 6 2 bedroom(s) Large bel- 1. $650 diCksm 2 bedroom Avail Nov 1. 5750 inclusive lot Thank Rory Loeb : 1 Fordd Call (905)966 5107 Glatt beauty. wow $6.285. 1966 Ponniac Firdly. auto. leash pard, Aso nr•erekft'r�, '75 b'97 Cha or GEC OW, Budding has been w du new management kir 1 year fslyst, reterenas regwrrd. rg We m not a out- at$- 1917 MAZDA U7, wlkte. 1977 Lincoln Town Cu. ea- 73.000 kms. Safe 52.295. =forparts CAN a�• row. ad s a very Cram and bi pats � 436 6686. DeD y 13s FAC kt - WE ARE THE FACTORY! FOUND- female grey nal in CertEie. cokffl$4000 1993 Nissan Outs-. GW 905-431-0407. Dutdabl i 5696 speed. 6 cylinder, rod Da. TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- ING905-985-8774 the North Apx area. Oirwsen 8andl34- t76t0 434-7330: Eve. kaa0ed. Italia nrr von, SW CASH FOR CARS1 We buy utikba. taofe, parking n vole . p store. DOWNTOWN above room apartment. 0016 Ravericron i Ro1h"en. dip also available a7-7903. 11. $1.995. 1995 Neale IrO' . used velade,. vehiW$ must cktb& Available October 1st stove tna0e heat included. TRIUMPH SCOOTER- wah Pleased 427-9701 Free to 197/ FORD LM, 38 L. 6co. air, firemst. 4 dr., nod only be in n ming i>Onat.. Call ied November 1st. Phos P.10 f6001rrlorld No Pets. vin ramp, n aceNan conn- good home 4 owner doesn't 40r, auto. ps. p0, am/tml, 12OK, $6.295. 1993 224 Cavalkr, 427.2415 or come to 479 905.57!5584. Call 9K-668-2248 ban. A" S1.2oo, roI us. dam_ agree and body rn good can- Too man new wW its 10 badod, loves. kat. 102.000 Baty St East. Apar at 509.3262 • PwlefSuppfW 1 list. $1500 $15. km auto. orgy $9.975 1993 WRAD AUTO SALES. WASHER and dryer pale Fan- Bardkna 967 Sidekick, 4 door. 5 speed. 4 x 4, ran find. 58.695 1992low 1 tastmns7uality "I'd 1OF 5 Phis. tarts. ed. �0 wearound or .AFFORD- for $of MoTnmft 444 sae $550 tar vets docked. 151 Stints. tat- tags Ise engiine ooridem Cap yg6d65 6665. km mar. �.4 1978 Ford 1/2 ton. 351 Cleve - Dothr 905 666 2374. Will rei0/ to P110fe ihtf smoker. g 905-76-4911 ABLE - 1995 GEO. (new sryk). lad too miry pans to list b frst or bat aft Spm. (705) 799 5131 1917 Cr>WAUER Z24. rebuiN V5 engine. 7w0., white *Mh auroon. A-1, (6.995 1991 Tricker, removable $1500 obo. Days 434-73X. USED FRIDGE 5225. and up. BARM STALLS to rent or black imenot. many, now X. 1991 aft k $7.950. 1991 Eve. 436.1781 used stoves $200 drib p, board m North Pin parts kingaft- 21!m. 6- Satan. Morgan, loaded, ova. low kr., and ed11 C11UY uKed wa� � dtytrf barn, plenty d haY, n isean (can. r 7F0873 alter 6 p.m. a 116- 3 157.000 kms. kke new now 1961 Jeep YJ Salvia, 4.0 LAre. $125 and up. New brad name quality care. MM)47-9227 369-1359 days. 58.850 1993 Atrottar Spon. V6. hard i soft tops, oertfew fridges, 16. ct $605 . New DESPERATE 4 black and 1917 MAZDA U7, wlkte. laded. ssva/nd a, $,0.650. $5500. but, 965-2903 brad rume 30- stoves $449 whiff btkns. We're k*q out- 140.000 km, (6000 km. on 1991 Sunbird. 3.1 v-6. air, 1909 JEEP COMANCHE. 5 Arid rq New Stundan par tridq warm wader ex - fvust) engine r nmstt yo- ado, 130.000 kms. 55.295, speed. 6 cylinder, rod Da. es 5 c 15225. Skplke sonY cotes. 4264160. konama tires. $4000 430- in $5.296. 1969 Candia LT. as" S-3500 or bat OtW Appliances 227 Cort St.. ntfes 0016 kaaded. beauty. v-6, only dip also available a7-7903. Oshaw-.516-7448 LSE Labrador �rwl' er pups Farm raised. CKC 1961 AUTO, 2 -door Freft. $1.995 SUPER SPECIALS - $4.9 416.252-6372. WATER dstilkr, 1 7u 1ea1I,I OOaeandee Black. $700. 1966 Auto. 1 ton Ran Astro extended. air. m 11 TDM Pitman boom iniad, tOmatic. counter top I100N. 25 24th, 1- 613473-22019 Maiowragon van 57500 both 160km. 01571-5315 fel and blue. now Of" $1.500 1991 Fait F-150 XL Mounted 0n 1977 lord 5 ton. AN exceptional vsrlery d gaet desk 1 btl. apt.. fm m $600. aI ridusive O$fmw (Pian op Properties) Darren X905)-428-7677 JAMETVILLE AREA - 2 bed - Mom apt Lower level ran d beregaior• Nation app • um khefu0ea. No bets $625imo. Oct t. 905.965-11632. LARGE bright one btdt00m basemen ape. Sop. enu-m e. laundry tat. not wwdows. Close to ameww es/bus rowe- Storage avaUble. South Coafwe area. 5600 7N rldu- sive Firstlast required Available IMMKiM*l . Use of put 905 414 Relerenas No 905-434 5430 LARGE one bedroom apart- ment Available imaaWately 231 R"W R DOM $450 V ­l «servos, $viii-$$ steel throughout. only 1 year absolW MASA APSO pups to sale. 1918 Pontiac 6000. con np. 302 v-1, air, paned aro 360. gas. EwAkm mecnad- rod and ope akalal condition. �� esus Moro. Cao 1 -416 -533 - 9107. New lard New 51200. sed for $595. non needled. r. no ration. forked cana air. res 248t.4 che37' $7.550, $13,500. Call Saw- Marle. M n dean aeat Your .,Nxdmy coo frort TABLE SAW, Dena, to' port Ikealth vel needled. heMNowi-sguarani NOrra training Slated. (706) $3000 020.0. CaU 728 21tN .b.o 9edkalds, l tr er.onLegend. 37' pat mord trailer. one danDk ad 4 briks.e, 0 1-705 9W 9103. Awa, rise bu ul Gose to 401 6 G0. Parking. Available *mine - ONE Bedroom Bach" $44Wmodtr. non- traddxs cam industrial erg Glade dna oaoo iracrt. Like 7W3124. 766-3124, leave message. 1>/9 oAVTOMA. auto. 2 boor. jr IW lectured, a� Crazy pace. featured thpat 1 diatey. From f000Jmmth. smoker. g 905-76-4911 new. paid $1100 Sell lar $595. POODLE era pups for sale 4 cylinder. new bras aid $11.995. Cora a CoMw Ads 4 Wk I Drive Phone 905-576.42%. foot, Ist. Pill= fall (416) 291-3009 (905)683-7465 add purebred Jack Russell Struts. Cassell power wind- Cedre. 155 King 3t. Wes! t $15plus 1Allibts. dui/ Fred. Unique sdbng. attractive chair OSMAWA- $395rrmonth, 4 wig mamoom icy � pops- fist Shots, we riNdrd, ova. low kr., and ed11 C11UY Mldm wK. CaN 579.2016. 1981 GMC 3/1 ton van. NEW APR. - 2 ad 1 bedroom moms, fuNy-trkkshe0 i ar- WATER. I you at r I rated deworned. ready mid Sep- $3,800. or best offer. (905) OP- sw w 189.000 km.. V8. $2000 905- apes. &mcoe S. of soon, mil Pets. Serpi-basmem aput- -0 n pdwse house. Sepal- opa went ik taste, smell Lbr loot ktrkber Cal now. 665-0191. 465.0964 427-4373. now. SM ad S55W= . M- Bale-aklraetoe. eloor/Parkc. 01 of yon ester, we can hetp- RUE BRAN STARES offers JIM CNMLMEIL with 120.000 DIMINAM MOTORS, Sales i Service, ndppil• class A res- I= Bfe1p Grad Caravan, dro. Parting, yindry MCarded 905 -SM 393 (Nompt). Ntvr stIODP11g 905 728.0079 Nm lift Cal for antionneape IIFB351 or 686.0234 aft 5 p.m. individual, trkowdedgttk act W4" rare pin a Wi* ems.. well MOOMMO. no rat, new Maiakmmt/stae- chanics, MUMobb rales. 92 63km P.W. P.L. Air. over• ntfes 4dMy. Give your horse ad or, r -r P Drakes, 53900. Cal Grand Piot SE. 2 -Ow. . faad COnsw, wM COWONW. 2 OWN= AOt. kmdabr SPACIM wee main- tI00DSTOVE IaeA OdMte', 1A- 4, a bows, board with At aft 6. 725-W73 92 724 ado, �. 92 Eape P.seat. stereo, rMSM. iURKNM y. WO . udklbu. UmM 2 bedroom dols Anil. at 900 and 666 Gtin 4 Years old, Maly good bon' a RdR MOetl 905 19" CM Caprice Omit: laiorh $1995. 92 C7valia $11.900. Cal (906) 631-0793 Iy Jacifillie6-86425 -5 Clean.prop- SL Some with WAMn dos- diUon, rear f1200, asYltM $800 080. 10 -speed Dib, i66 4030. 1rNMMARi RENNELS offers VWqt&Wtuts otde4 ma k•torL Cal 905 -TIS -UM also. 2-0oor $4995. 92 Sun- bird. 2-doo 5 -speed. $4995. 1995 Lwdin Val air Cdn.. property- Cal 576 6642. FS - Cal p.m. deity. NO MEDOW. Ma Wirx Drovimii Close 10 sctoots stoppllk0 an best ofta.9O$430-9667. pMa 1 ttgMV Tam 4- 91 Crain 4 -dr.. ab. $4295. p. pb, � 00rdra. tilt St"i o. paw eNirors• 2 bo&r ail. Tow *,m. In 6o SUltam. Llkl acro- Cal tee 499$ titt1 Arlfert tSh*k*Fd and hpies � door ado. prim $2,996. 1990 Hyundai Exit. 3-dw. 5- 91 Lumina Euro 4 -dr. $4995. 91 Grand Am 2-& auto, Do1en door lode. koyfea Large cin, vary ind I brNr fecal td rferrr wised 111pge ed - 2 bednbm apts. Oct Ind. OW dans SepL nl Pee, sem, qhs TO Mm. price 430. 703. $4995.91 Grand Prix GT 5spd remale �r s!"• a" . V6. 180 hp. tour- "courom � 10mvpA Local- llonso Slopeln�eeN Real, ANT1011ES Absd hdey, Pur- �Ma 855-42W $2,995. $t�BS. 90 Cavalier 4 -dr cab, speed auto. trans. 40,000 bee Corp.72312rT6 elvsirg t 1991 PON= SultOird LE. IF= 9D Corm Sm- 90 km eim 725- close 10 slopping y or d"YUMN Old. Saet*k k stn mwft China. silver, adwrtstg, toys, decoys, dub, milk bot- s. cosections or estate. Call Robert Bowra M09M (905) 665.8019, Broolrrn. ARTICLES amMM for an- sigmmnst - Especially La ft Plus Sizes, LAMN and child- (MS- um l In to "Out W tat VALIANT PROPERTY a MANAGEMENT SOS -579-1626 1 1 Apwtiwda or , 1 Houses for Rend RON PICKERING- 9rcck,' Malor A RENTERS ammi A C"S large 2 bedroom bene- home of your own' You earn mewl Separau emraltt. $25.000. . gross krico a. ykdidry i panmg. AN ncu- MOO down payment. Good Lave S750rmomn Avad. Oct 1st 90583-9708. aeat Your .,Nxdmy coo frort WHY rem when you on own $7501modth ad inclusive: ex- PNatERING: lupe executive OW Phone and COO. Sounds 1 -berm. 4 pc pain, 4 -app.. W e 5- gM350 $600 iridwM. tl W Call rel Cote. Cole' 905-831-3504. well Barrer (905)726-9414 SOOTII EAST Oshav a - 3 2 MA1100M house. avadable bedroom bungalow pks base- Oct 1 New Carpet gra back - mad Variation with Mefi0e yard. 000 naggl ciobodd. artraei0 kir sublet Two all ISL i list 1750 . umen 0 � �n jigr 001.571.OB89. 1MMY RENT? 011111111111111 YOUR N� 936 9903 foot, Ist. Pill= fall (416) 291-3009 3 BEDROOM. nOrrne On 2 attt 51000 kit. Taunton Rd AixaE l>tc 1 Oct 1 -SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom, $15plus 1Allibts. dui/ Fred. Unique sdbng. attractive chair 905-693-7111 a aria 7 pat. wig mamoom icy � 416-2633541 Ilona d Laundry 5625 - hydro. 433.7810. COURTICE. 4 bedroom bVR. I ENVIRONItIENT I Large 2 b 3 bdrm. apts n Oshawa. Easy access to 401, x1for alto. (9055)721-8741 cu. garage. appdances. 1st i las required. miwmAdn 1 yr leafs. cam Tula Kr m sow Group Claftt(905) 430-9000 FOUR bedroom house Fin- ishad baseman. Swimming pool. Can" Paml/Rossam area. Cam for rdormaoork (416) 438-6222 or (416) 431- 6331 leave dressage. WHITBY CENTRAL Victorvn - basement am * $7501 style. 2 bedroom ail._ on mal- M. firstua. no pats. claim b lure Iarldfcalle sertug. No of amenles. Available Oct. 1. pets, ail wrkt*S included. 420-1281 5850 mal4 668-2326 raft aft 9 p.m. mo MOUSES i Aparinlalts. doors, oak robkrhers. 1 pa. bath. 4 applialll�x2.sp besidepebuus avaita w emsade". Ooon WNRSY, 2 -bedroom apat- k icalu m, dose to trarsport� OWN. availaDk Nov 1. $6131 tion. schatifB. 34 a -notes. month ncluda heat. Metro Can 905-n8-7361. Baa to Wild paliirup for 1 CK Phone Spm. 430.2092 OLIVE A HARMONY Rd WHY rem when you on own Oshawac 3 Wrin semi. Mo yon ovn Ikons fa las -hal dol beside park, rowed you dnkk?!! Call Om Hay JIM. 2 applances, SM lock SaessallyRp. RelMate mo M plus uMML FiWba 1( Ods') � Nov 1st Cal Sr off IIF 15905) 668-3000 of Rib M COSS06es, $9.500. Cal 906 S 3211. t 5ferresa ROSSLARD / Alterstey. Spi- Vale 2 bdrm mein = N ka hmis ose- FI last. 5125 loin eAviitable $1-1AAbtokMAtoMb 001.571.OB89. 1MMY RENT? 011111111111111 YOUR N� 1 tb.el0o.es FROM OOSUMI ABSOLW LT A IKAT IEAL- 51000 6 reorrla free tleht0rm yaw am 2,3, or 4 bedro= Ww 2dr, d with ¢11Y,bl, ala cis. BonavMk SE 54995. 90 Sun- 0858 scobls, Invest $729- in- OSIEIIWA CEO= t N1, 3- �MW! hale relurbklhe0 pb, "cow cgldNorL erhgpe bird GT Tubo Sspd 54296. 90 dhsive. Nov. 1. Mat 905 bdrm Onenerl apt, laundry frith a �. Stat- Wmebedy wank taken roue 01. Eagle Tabn TSI Turbo 5spd. 509.8216. mom. rice wwm. &%a"* P"571 -am 1ey from 559, E. for 163,800 Irg1111 kin. $1700 $6595, 90 Cavalier FLS 5spd 1 TriNNi oct 1 $7s0+ 1fd wiltles �'�'�'�� lea than raft. LM@ or no 080 artik(L Cil Jaksm after SM. 90 Grad Prix 4 -dc 2 DEC I O S APT., ucatd (906)M-Imm. IOark � / MOM doral OAC. Cal RICK Bpm a New teenage. 905 Story d horst. N.E.Osh&M Says Rlep. WU Gmw WATSON. COFdwile Baader 427-7897. 55790. 90 Lhmiry Euro 4 -dr 1995 OtlTCIfNNN lfardlop non-smoker, S675/mo, avail. OSNAWA Park/BI". one Excel (905)78-9414 or Tor. 1!!3 OLOSMOINE CUTLASS $4995. 90 CrA is FIS Sspd. fait trailer. Ow S. Was Ori. d Phi r"73 bedroom $SBO, 2 bedroom (MK7.3W4 $4395 90 SwhDird GT 2 -dr. iodide: 1 yr aid Cataytic 2 BEDIOOM Dasemkerx W. SM. fms* spa CHER& at. pw, Pt arise. Fill stow. Hwy 2/401 A)ax dbks in a very deal 8 Dior 1 1for Mom cassette 132.000 km. auto, $3795. 90 Olds . 89 $4700, l (905 axdi0ak. F, Mile. M ftL wa pill& hea mcwdat Real Rem V6. MwWiol and body ex- Supremhe SL $5995. M $4700.0711(905)579-K17U Av7it. immedi7tdy. $6951mo. aril" dim* (�) cesent. Asking $9700. 905• Tracker 5sptl. $2995. 89 Ado PWU S&P. 4nKerka, wrikow base- 840-6712. Pager 416-501- Cbser deet Ly„ d, pym 43D-2503. Barger auto 53795. 89 Fbmb- 1 A Rosh mai. GO 086-5559. 1687. 965 Dund79 SL W. wtlW ac 6000 LE $3595. e9 8onn4 AM, SPACHM finalry D9N k 2-IledrOoud elm 665-7292. 1 bdatee4 1 kdanet Ville SSE 55585. 89 224 auto ON=. 22 Turbo, bill Me- basemen" aPanmOM sloe ale- sP>� duplex 53495. 89 Daytona aum age. SMI nrrinkg. cal 905 traria plus w-ItonA marble docs 1st7�enaa y park- FOLDING pk FOLDING WgRE, StackWe containers with a fill 1 gate drop. Approx. 42 aft IL Cao- fad Abe. 683-5117 1 WpwW NEW MUSIC e-zife O fel www.durha rXIMAW -alc238irnffelk'R .r ,.r .J $2795. B8 Berretta GT W. Spj g . doors, oak robkrhers. 1 pa. bath. 4 applialll�x2.sp besidepebuus ig $700..wu 88 224, $2795. 86 Grand Am 5E 4 dr. $3590. DURHAM MarMla n0w ,,,,, 5750 1stAW. re Spm 906.420- 1816 after Spm 905 -576 - MOTORS, 221 Westney • sit?::nngq�o plus (906) 686-7914 1' Rd.S., Ajax 905-683-7550. 1!!C CAOORETIF Bowrride0, AJAX, WESTIIEY/41B1, two PANORAMIC LAKEVIEW, 2 WreSUay Rd, N. 2 bedroom T9BS GRAND PINK BE, load- NO Tula, 3L Mercury CO3 bedroom basemerd, separate Wes deNd4nug room. all td, bucket seats, metallic stem tlrnro, maty Options i Lrtrankce. v*AV 10 amain-$ Nd tkdn b ammlie 5 appliances, due. Cefrtllkd. Great car dill M COSS06es, $9.500. Cal 906 S p• dkhsive. (905) 426 1 $1250 tldhlda klltles M7il c 905-697.3018. 436-5133. able (ktoDer 31.831-2210. $1-1A Absohate Affordable! SICK OF RENTING'"! WHY NOT OWN A. 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month No dasin palm ti???? Diachaged 8eltbrtlpt???? Call Mel (905)571-6275 or 14800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep. Signoin Group Excel Realty Inc. PAGE 21 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1997 420 420 500 500 670 710 710 755 755 PRINGLE CREEK CO-OP is accepting applications for their waiting list for future availability, for 3 and 4 bdrm units. Large playground & spacious units. Near all amenities. Please call 666-2008 or visit 95 Crawforth St., Unit 85, Whitby, Office hours, Mon.- Thurs. SUBSIDY APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED BUT WILL ONLY BE PLACED IN THE HOLD FILE AT THIS TIME DUE TO NO SUBSIDY AVAILABLE. APPLICATIONS CAN BE PICKED UP AFTER OFFICE HOURS BETWEEN 10 A.M. AND BEFORE 8 P.M. SEE MEMO ON COMMUNITY CENTRE DOOR FOR PICK UP POINTS. FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove b Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 1 Towmquso t« Rent NORTH Oshawa 2 bedroom townhouse. Large rec room. Avagatils Oct 15t 5800 . gas. Frst/last. No pes 436.2049 OSHAWA. 3 bedroom. w pkanees garage, front i rex yard Solicits, glappro. tear tat 1M25/W. first i to, Nov. possession. 427-3763 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom town- houses WN Maintained tin h complex 1"W oecorat- ad. 4 apple.. all tis Par. kV. close to schools. all asnerwia. Ocvmov. 1 otsu- parrr� 122 Colborne St. E WMp, Appt. 434-3972. A BARGAIN... STILL RENT - 06. No m«xy down. no to tarn 2 and 3 bedroom hotrw wrom 5750 per more a• kr clusrve. Minimum yearly *- come $25.000. Aurtia R111111111- nlL 1905, 726.9414 at 201. Space iR Rani SHOP for rcm in Hampton 3000 sq R. by door. SBOOI noses .hyao. 250-712-5653. 1 rbasa t« Rent AAU. Creat room in 2 led - room Ws* I.rrwelNd MMse- wrd apt.. 5350 Inclusive. nue sae. slue tacMba was / Omer. No smokers/pris 663-�61i9 LIVERPOOL/Gnenarnna Partly formslrb room. Cable. win - dry. uou to PicleArg % M Cense Oars now titin ker. no pllls1 $35%%QrWt (Imi 420- 934 POtxE11Ma, targe roost cur Dam. oertralpank- use of full kitchen, inndW- barbecue Non-smokers S375/monet. Available inwhalkintiIIi, 1557 PICKERING- Unfurnished Mager bedroomhasi walk -nn doses 5450 Also lupe turnistse0 room. stun Dans $375. Laundry lac. Ybppfhtt[ cooking. 1 stAU1. 905 666 0744. TWO rooms & 4 piece beth. private emrarsa. able. laun- dry tadlitlei L parllirh0. Suit- able f« wailim mak in quiet hoar. Non-smoker. no pets. 5105 weft. 434.7787. 1 $hill" A000wwmdOwn a amNoot6 Ihoime 10 Sri=. as irncbein. Parlik . Marry as utow wcim a. 5400/ moM. Cal aaa 5p.s. (905) 837-2884. AJAX: fNkBM CHINAquiet hon in shire Cable. 864 Rr.pace. rarwar. rwa 5- app.. wbltrf: am inncrrdea. Ail. at5 , I smiso. Fe - mak pnfared. 6191978. LAME LOFT for rat. cable, phone, faurnory, S�err no. inclusive. Cewuak /salt Iodation. WINA rtqu ked. atwrierdYy. (905) 706-7800 SMOLF Mm well $dared 4adlktss. Faaak$ welcome. Mors srwoker, no pt4s, rater - ted fsmnl ' aaeg raokwOiakCa l. 1906µ2D-0249 anytime. 1i011TN AJAX - share house will single wan. Kitchen, h"L=, table. $35el mo. Non smokers preferred. 428-1205 r wE6Twyr4w. . 2. 1150 sq. R. dalawe condo. 2-3 bed- rooms, ens4ne Wwedry. 2 bonoft pod. sauna. ater- cise mom. $1250 inclusive. DCL 31. 831-2210. l Oft@ a • wad 2 e OSHAWA 4 Mortis Free It" In- BSG sq 2nd flr 5550. 600 so mm 5500. 300 sq fL arcs from Osh Centre. 600 2nd flr SS00. 1.200 ser IL 2nd row .1.600 sq. d. main. GIs 434-2447 or655.4132 stonre sort. WANTED: S,ngte, double or muftrgr garage to hurl will take possession int tweed «not. tvinse nes 404-6391. 1 crag« WAGON! A FAB.,L%S getaway On Wren Lake near Dorset OrsL. BNuulul. clan. direct .ater- ront 3 bedrooar. pat orator, epappea..Ch" Cdtagt. Paddle Dort, TV. VCR. and neon. Sep. OCL. Nor.. retells avae- 9os firs-so60. Resorts ENJOY THE FALL Colours on Pauilims Lake Ion FYYDurtont Bancrch tar mutt) 2 - 3 bad- mm, MY OWVP@d cozy one. O"i Pima pri s. gas hip tulle[ views. 5 we& to v p/0 1rq trait a slam Lake PP a 1 hr. from Algo- nqum Part Boat raKil$ and scenic fkgrms available from S65 per night. (613) 339.1711 • 1 Fkx "iwwsiv CLEAR WATER MEA. 3 bedroom. townhouse. pati. HxulD. 880.private yard. availna able w Cal. and to view photos .905 - 579- 37M, 793788. CLFARWATER - 2-tsedroom no- Me (faintly per). heated pools. hW tub. minutes to bnCnes. sleeps 6 More "O nsaoow ava*- abk 5275 weekly. 905-434- 7184. CLEALIWATER,tmrnished mo- biles. (seated pods. fed tub. fluusis. Minutes to Blue Jay baseball. NHL Hockey. NFL Football. DoWftrse track. beaches aha maw awac- Dors. Children welconse. Pho- t�� .. $275 weekly. 1 / Pearce Hawes - For Sale IBM OPPONTNwivllll Coanpkky mnvated u slew. 2 « 3 bedroom towewqusss with 4 now appranas. 5500 dorm. good rxeekt raoss0. S32" Gerntl MW 10Cie � 8aterr Few 7RMiR •aMn T CREEK Newcastle Now. $59,500. Private Sale at rant. 2 -bedroom. 5 maior appgbrscrs, open fireplace, miineerharce tree, recreation earn, security, adult life- N$%orIBk For orcall 1905) 623--3194, - dmlyroom. walsoul bass- rhar. paw. $98.900. 5% down arty for UMnionth in- SuG�lon .O, 4 T3o-9000 on RICE LAKE OPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL SOLD Relocating Contractor's Waterfront Home For Sale or Trade for Home In Durham Region 11 Finials ;G;; for Sale BOWMANVILLE 3 bedroom sena. main flow family room. fenced yam crewvinyl flops. move -in n;0111etion. .st see! 905-623-0242.905.263-4488. COU9M 3 plus 1 bedroom. finished tismt. COMnl 3IC. vat. 2 bathrooms. $144.900. call 905-404-0000Open House Sat i Sun 2 . 4. 3 Stuart Rd. 1 CaRwskus� M 8 K's EEAVER TRAILER PARK LTD - OmAmee. NU- MEROUS USED TRAILERS FOR SALE ON SITE. Ready to move in complete wlm decks. sheds and more. GREAT END OF YEAR BUYS11 Cal or Visit anytime 705 -799 -Ml. a-" Ha 10 LWW COURTICE, Backsplit appro:. appYartea double quape wank I kx w teseo Nd ALM. S175.00o (905) 6t9-3156 tell tree 1-600322-6169 ext PK=MC- 3,1 large bed- rf257 24 hrs 1750 ser tt SOxt28tt., 1 yard. Fow-bedroom. 2 Dam- 06L11NN16 A LOIUI 15 HOT rooms. Was powder room. GUARAr1TEED. SOgE large faLY rMyroom rrMr wood COMPAeftES CHIARGE UP- Oumrg store. Huge tat -in FRONT FEES. OTHERS nk4clNrn, rear walkout ro sire DO NOT. R fs deck. 5172.000 «Oast oder SUGGESTED THAT YOU (905)7Z3-0784 r1YES71CATE TMOROIIGIF COURTICE, wkahrr Cra.. BEFORE SfCIrMG yvey 5145.000 3-Oaarooms. 2 CONTRACTS. Haths. appaarras. irlerfodk wags cedar dick bnresaDea. Batts ano puts. sctwot • 1 eh"""" (905-9'166 sat. i sun. aaooarwnlee NMMACtMTE WESTNEY FOR SALE Franchrse Wkery HEIGHTS. 4 DearOom, Oaks npAt (Svn.CI g00as). exceeerw 10 par14 hruptaca. CAC and t1r+o'rtlt Ddcntw cam after sort. St92.000. Dean FlOust 60m 90562}-7696. sat. St�pc t3 i 2G. To -3. dr tags lOS-427-0667. ESTAtl1SNED HAIR SA- ND OIMLJFYMa - Detached Lor t« sale 1 swan . tug 3 bedroom Ctrnral OStNrna, t►uemenL pleat loa0on. Sggg �, ry„m lot Ion Buy today, trot tosorrow. than rarR 577.900. r�cfnanve. Ownher rebrtrg Cane 905- FrarrY 432-2000 Durfwn 726-9902. « aster Spm. OsraMry R E 905-432-3029. SOUTH PICaERING - 4 bM- aIARIENE'S NOMErTi per - room DWgabw no down pay- sortahze0 artoon pants n maw. 5143.000. good stria, bobn0 for Oeskrs. Weal mutt gnalnlY m«eDagc. Nt61 trout Deed Ourixss oppp� 2609191. Bart muxage. �-905447-0766 or ►ICIkERMa -ALMOST new. fully oeacned home. 3 bed- POWERFIN. MCONG coact locus. mow en SUM. 5 nw turvty 90X Droll. S+e Was per rooms. large satin til 1 2 car garage, larrhtd baw NOW. CAC i central vac dishwasher. 4 bathrooms. 213K (905)505-M REPOSSESSED HOMES available Let Oph«K realty fusel one for you:. Call (905) 433-4623 RICE LANE- OPEN ti0U5E EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL SOLA Relocating Contractor's Wa- tertrom Hoar For Sale or Trade For Howe in Dunham Rtpnon. s��n Cusa �0tn Raised Watertrom on Rice Lake. Modern Open Concept tm- maculae condition. $185,000. (705) 9391254 rweeraae wwrNY, exaaem Invesl- malt. 7 03L $62.000 woss encore. 5496.012 (416) 694- 5267 ll Fame property via MLW Brow stteln a room CtlMIKy hose. large pakeed bars four estate IOfS cam Oe severer. pry $390.000. W* ­ IN FW, W. Frank P49 Es I* Lid. 5764111 LeMa for Comma" corner Id, Cour ice. 137x147, in last - wow" ane sue tesfaran, convetuahoe store. beauty Dubuc, etc. Ody $175,000. Cab Wada Frarnk, Frank Real Estate Ltd. 576-4111. WATO RtONT COMMUNITY in Port Perry. 2 acre lots for sale staring at S120.00D. 905- 427-M 05427-0390 or 906-985.3724. 1 Camper riaw SNS 53995.. SM DOWN. $09/mo., Wooded frailer lel lot sale. sandbeach. fishing. rownnpp hills, 12x50 urns allowed. X3493396.. 416-431-1555, SMALL EXISTING C, , curbing business with all equipment. Can be operated Moutd yw him. cart (9m) TRAVEL AGENCY welt-es- 11MAished location. lugy Sinner 3 licensed. lug traesng pro - vied. Revenue guarantee t« 12 maehs of $150.000. Mint - mum cash $72.000. Call 1- 800.668.1743 eirIM. • 1 Mpafnm ART LFSSONS 00iidren •AdwW • 5_� Geo.pr • Private Bre •ci..t riiirea Call Lenore 905-509-2984 670 NiNfi®LI11f AIN) aENfLEaEr Searing Derham Region. ROMbdky as t8=Wo lel air° Olaf eOSIMCt. Now tkrig 4a4 -illi Ory. August 1984 1997 a fen0er tnexnoer Occurred in ft 401MIOdt St. WdAby MCDon- aW'S parking lot. W�nKi w quina. 404-9498 GOODBODY'S LADIES FIT- NESS/BEAUTY SPA - Grand Re -Opening. $50.000 renova- tion. Offering Mc k -boxing. Do tercise, step, tanning, hair- dressing. tiny- squippe0 gym. pets« Varrr, massage. last, stho0ile service avaU- am.Help Wanted - 839-FITT HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $2.99 / min. 18. 24 firs 1.900.451- 3783 Dairy Horoscope 1.900- 677.7770 $5.00 24 his. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - S2.99lmin. 18. 24 hours. 1.900-4513783. DAILY HOROSCOPE 1-900-677- 7770. $5.00 24 hours. MOONUGIfT ESCORT SERVICE High Class MaWFemale Escorts for all occasions. Out calls. 24 hrsJ 7 days 432-1446 (Hiring escorts) PAT RUSSELL - We've moved and I've lost your I. Mike 7M 0711. SPOUSE CHEATING?? E R. Psychic Answers You can know. Rated/1. Police 100.000. Cdrrs. use us. Calls Confidential. 24fles. $2.9W min. 18..1-900-4514055 FAX YOUR AD 579-4218 What a Catch We Landed! A Baby girl weighed in at 6 Ib I 1 oz Brooke Mackenzie Mason Born Aug 1, 1997 at 12:20 pm in Ajax Pickering General Hospital. Proud parents are Laurie & Perry Mason. Lots of Love & kisses from all your Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles and cousins. We waited a long time for you. Many thanks to Dr. Henderson and all the hospital staff. F ADUATION UNCEMENTS n the Classified and are paid ments. They do n Milestones. You may submit picture and write-up at any of our 5 convenient locations - Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington or Port Perry. For info. call: 683-0707, 576-9335 or 985-2511 Nevc;r miss the opportunity to pay- your respects again! For an audio version of all of the current death notices receiv for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington & Port Perry residents). You may also access death notice information received after press -time by calling this number. Brought to you by the following funeral homes: Accettone, Armstrong, Lowe & Lowe, Martino & Sons, McEachnie, McIntosh -Anderson, Morris, Northcutt -Elliott, Oshawa Funeral Service, Wagg, W.C. Towne 683.3005 Canngtcn 6 Port Perry residents 404-6591 • 1 1 r►arwalear • 1 1 kratarorieare ' 1 Date. • 1 Deter LUNDRIGAN, DAVID In Loving Memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather & great-grandfather who passed away Sept. 13, 1987. As time unfolds another year Memories keep you ever near, Silent thoughts of times together Hold memories that will last Loving you always, wife Doris and family • 1 Dean 1 Detre HODG1NS, Frances- Peacefully in her sleep in her 93rd year at the Ajax 8 Pickering Genual Hospital on Thursday, September 11, 1997. Frances Hodgins, beloved wife d the We John Hodgins (re- urded). Much lobed mum d Maj O Slavin, Joyce Boyle and Christine Ambrose. Much loved grand- mother and groat grandlndher. Mrs Hudgins will be sady missed by her martyr lemily and Inands, both in Britain and i1 Canade. A harlot was held at St Bernadette's Roman Calloic Church on SehNday September 13, 1997 at 10:30 a.m. An singemenls enbLaled to MCEACIME FUNERAL HOME, 905.4284M WILLIAMSON, Halon (nee Jones) SUNG* d Friclely 12, W. . MNn bele wiled September Lee HTed Laving molar Of TW* aro his wlle MKoleerl, DoW and his wile (inlay. Darns and her h ilsband Dwayne, Debbie and her kabod Piet, Dear tirw" Of Ted- dy, Tar, Bas. Strain, Dwayne, Jam*, Jltaob, James, David, Jod and Ndw Friends vA be w ceived d Ane ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME, 364 FNdey Am. Ajax (906.428.9090) on Saturday September 13, tram 2.4 P.M. and 7.9 P.M. and Sunday 2-4 and 7.9 P.M. Service In ere chapel on Monday d 11 A.M. In ieu d 10Wer6, d0rna*1110 In Hent and Stroh► Fo riddlon would be apped. dad. Though sheers, you as very fn.F. go Wyyd, do missed and my dear. and Ontario Aes" (0shawa for seven ��Osteawa Hospital, f d the. 11, 1 7. LovNtg tetfsbarld o1 Edythe. Predeceased by two sons Kemp and Arlu, also predeceased by dear triend and brother-in-law EN Kemp. He was we son d Rev. and Mrs. EJkI. Burgess. He was employed with M Bank for 43 years trump been translerred to many klcaticins, Torordo, Osha- wa, Bracebridge, Gananoque, Woodstock and B@W vie. On rets enkent he moved bade to home base in Friends will be received at St. Paurs-on- tw+o Anglican (Duribadon) from 10 - 11 a.m. on Monday, Septernber 15, 1997. The fisteral service will follow at 11am. In feu of flowers, dona- tions to fie Oshawa General Hospital or SL Paurapprecialed bsy- Edyfee �m entrusChurch would ted HME FU�RALH�) 42B -MW. SANDWN MONUMENT CO. LTD. Since 1872 Ce46rating 12514 Anniversary Ask about our no charge warranty program Pickering Village Showroom 32 Old Kingston Rd. (905) 4127-4366.1(800) 461-0282 11 n. 4, rooms. large satin til 1 2 car garage, larrhtd baw NOW. CAC i central vac dishwasher. 4 bathrooms. 213K (905)505-M REPOSSESSED HOMES available Let Oph«K realty fusel one for you:. Call (905) 433-4623 RICE LANE- OPEN ti0U5E EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL SOLA Relocating Contractor's Wa- tertrom Hoar For Sale or Trade For Howe in Dunham Rtpnon. s��n Cusa �0tn Raised Watertrom on Rice Lake. Modern Open Concept tm- maculae condition. $185,000. (705) 9391254 rweeraae wwrNY, exaaem Invesl- malt. 7 03L $62.000 woss encore. 5496.012 (416) 694- 5267 ll Fame property via MLW Brow stteln a room CtlMIKy hose. large pakeed bars four estate IOfS cam Oe severer. pry $390.000. W* ­ IN FW, W. Frank P49 Es I* Lid. 5764111 LeMa for Comma" corner Id, Cour ice. 137x147, in last - wow" ane sue tesfaran, convetuahoe store. beauty Dubuc, etc. Ody $175,000. Cab Wada Frarnk, Frank Real Estate Ltd. 576-4111. WATO RtONT COMMUNITY in Port Perry. 2 acre lots for sale staring at S120.00D. 905- 427-M 05427-0390 or 906-985.3724. 1 Camper riaw SNS 53995.. SM DOWN. $09/mo., Wooded frailer lel lot sale. sandbeach. fishing. rownnpp hills, 12x50 urns allowed. X3493396.. 416-431-1555, SMALL EXISTING C, , curbing business with all equipment. Can be operated Moutd yw him. cart (9m) TRAVEL AGENCY welt-es- 11MAished location. lugy Sinner 3 licensed. lug traesng pro - vied. Revenue guarantee t« 12 maehs of $150.000. Mint - mum cash $72.000. Call 1- 800.668.1743 eirIM. • 1 Mpafnm ART LFSSONS 00iidren •AdwW • 5_� Geo.pr • Private Bre •ci..t riiirea Call Lenore 905-509-2984 670 NiNfi®LI11f AIN) aENfLEaEr Searing Derham Region. ROMbdky as t8=Wo lel air° Olaf eOSIMCt. Now tkrig 4a4 -illi Ory. August 1984 1997 a fen0er tnexnoer Occurred in ft 401MIOdt St. WdAby MCDon- aW'S parking lot. W�nKi w quina. 404-9498 GOODBODY'S LADIES FIT- NESS/BEAUTY SPA - Grand Re -Opening. $50.000 renova- tion. Offering Mc k -boxing. Do tercise, step, tanning, hair- dressing. tiny- squippe0 gym. pets« Varrr, massage. last, stho0ile service avaU- am.Help Wanted - 839-FITT HEAVENLY PSYCHIC $2.99 / min. 18. 24 firs 1.900.451- 3783 Dairy Horoscope 1.900- 677.7770 $5.00 24 his. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - S2.99lmin. 18. 24 hours. 1.900-4513783. DAILY HOROSCOPE 1-900-677- 7770. $5.00 24 hours. MOONUGIfT ESCORT SERVICE High Class MaWFemale Escorts for all occasions. Out calls. 24 hrsJ 7 days 432-1446 (Hiring escorts) PAT RUSSELL - We've moved and I've lost your I. Mike 7M 0711. SPOUSE CHEATING?? E R. Psychic Answers You can know. Rated/1. Police 100.000. Cdrrs. use us. Calls Confidential. 24fles. $2.9W min. 18..1-900-4514055 FAX YOUR AD 579-4218 What a Catch We Landed! A Baby girl weighed in at 6 Ib I 1 oz Brooke Mackenzie Mason Born Aug 1, 1997 at 12:20 pm in Ajax Pickering General Hospital. Proud parents are Laurie & Perry Mason. Lots of Love & kisses from all your Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles and cousins. We waited a long time for you. Many thanks to Dr. Henderson and all the hospital staff. F ADUATION UNCEMENTS n the Classified and are paid ments. They do n Milestones. You may submit picture and write-up at any of our 5 convenient locations - Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Clarington or Port Perry. For info. call: 683-0707, 576-9335 or 985-2511 Nevc;r miss the opportunity to pay- your respects again! For an audio version of all of the current death notices receiv for publication in the News Advertiser or This Week, call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarington & Port Perry residents). You may also access death notice information received after press -time by calling this number. Brought to you by the following funeral homes: Accettone, Armstrong, Lowe & Lowe, Martino & Sons, McEachnie, McIntosh -Anderson, Morris, Northcutt -Elliott, Oshawa Funeral Service, Wagg, W.C. Towne 683.3005 Canngtcn 6 Port Perry residents 404-6591 • 1 1 r►arwalear • 1 1 kratarorieare ' 1 Date. • 1 Deter LUNDRIGAN, DAVID In Loving Memory of a dear husband, father, grandfather & great-grandfather who passed away Sept. 13, 1987. As time unfolds another year Memories keep you ever near, Silent thoughts of times together Hold memories that will last Loving you always, wife Doris and family • 1 Dean 1 Detre HODG1NS, Frances- Peacefully in her sleep in her 93rd year at the Ajax 8 Pickering Genual Hospital on Thursday, September 11, 1997. Frances Hodgins, beloved wife d the We John Hodgins (re- urded). Much lobed mum d Maj O Slavin, Joyce Boyle and Christine Ambrose. Much loved grand- mother and groat grandlndher. Mrs Hudgins will be sady missed by her martyr lemily and Inands, both in Britain and i1 Canade. A harlot was held at St Bernadette's Roman Calloic Church on SehNday September 13, 1997 at 10:30 a.m. An singemenls enbLaled to MCEACIME FUNERAL HOME, 905.4284M WILLIAMSON, Halon (nee Jones) SUNG* d Friclely 12, W. . MNn bele wiled September Lee HTed Laving molar Of TW* aro his wlle MKoleerl, DoW and his wile (inlay. Darns and her h ilsband Dwayne, Debbie and her kabod Piet, Dear tirw" Of Ted- dy, Tar, Bas. Strain, Dwayne, Jam*, Jltaob, James, David, Jod and Ndw Friends vA be w ceived d Ane ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME, 364 FNdey Am. Ajax (906.428.9090) on Saturday September 13, tram 2.4 P.M. and 7.9 P.M. and Sunday 2-4 and 7.9 P.M. Service In ere chapel on Monday d 11 A.M. In ieu d 10Wer6, d0rna*1110 In Hent and Stroh► Fo riddlon would be apped. dad. Though sheers, you as very fn.F. go Wyyd, do missed and my dear. and Ontario Aes" (0shawa for seven ��Osteawa Hospital, f d the. 11, 1 7. LovNtg tetfsbarld o1 Edythe. Predeceased by two sons Kemp and Arlu, also predeceased by dear triend and brother-in-law EN Kemp. He was we son d Rev. and Mrs. EJkI. Burgess. He was employed with M Bank for 43 years trump been translerred to many klcaticins, Torordo, Osha- wa, Bracebridge, Gananoque, Woodstock and B@W vie. On rets enkent he moved bade to home base in Friends will be received at St. Paurs-on- tw+o Anglican (Duribadon) from 10 - 11 a.m. on Monday, Septernber 15, 1997. The fisteral service will follow at 11am. In feu of flowers, dona- tions to fie Oshawa General Hospital or SL Paurapprecialed bsy- Edyfee �m entrusChurch would ted HME FU�RALH�) 42B -MW. SANDWN MONUMENT CO. LTD. Since 1872 Ce46rating 12514 Anniversary Ask about our no charge warranty program Pickering Village Showroom 32 Old Kingston Rd. (905) 4127-4366.1(800) 461-0282 11 n. 4, • THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1"7 -PAGE 2! :1 1 Improvements : 1 1 Improvatttents Sabra als9a9s a staays a Iro.inp CANDO RENOVATIONS INC. Quality home renovations since 1975 NO PROJECT TOO SMALL • Kitchens - Basements -Windows - Doors • Bathrooms - Etc. 905-686-5211 t. T Renovations All Repairs, ations to your Home. Interior Work. ILDryw:all,painting, basement additions.mergency plumbing. Keegan 905-571-2056 DOORS °Rin US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 CARPENTRY Free estimates, rough and finish work, Call Bill 619-2930 K.C. Aluminum Siding, soffit, eaves, fade, vutyl and alarm lm. Low, low Prim- Quality Workmanship Call Kevin at (905)831-3194 OPENERS vve fix broken springs. cables a rovers Roofing A & C ROOFING. Shingling, all types of r; . fs, new and old. %-- rkmanship Guar- anfeed. 10% discount Ito seniors, fully in- ured. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (905) 423-870.1 :1: Electrical ENTECH ELECTRICAL SERVICES INC. 'Comm. Ind. 'Residrltal 'Crasher Electrician '20 yrs. esp. Have your electrial needs mel profsssi n - Am �-I373 810 1� TMS PAINTING b DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- Sh1p Fast, Clean. reliable service. 420-0081 MOVING SYSTEMS Big or small, flat or hourly rates UNION AND ku- MONTH DISCotMTs. Residential Commercial Comparable Fates Free Estimates 905-723-7479 1.800-853-7750 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything. anywhere. anytime. Commercial or residential. Padagruq, storage and Dozes awl W. Senior a mid month discounts. Free estimates 571-0755 1-888-491-6600 HARRY-O-THIF MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates. Seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (905 407 or 11-111111111-263-51136 MICHAL= MOVING Houses. Apartment Offic- es. Appkances and Piano spe talirsm. Now vie here haled storage arts. Senor NW Md -Monro Dlsmunis. Licensed. ensured Free Es- tates Eueltem service. Call 436.7795. Expe ie cad Cross Movers Bargain rates. harries. Am. apt. W - Rano Padang available. ars-0239 256-5513 : 1 n--% Caroetre CARPET MSTAL ATIONS 25 years experience. restretching, our speciality Free estimates. 0 & N Ousaa, 987-1799 or 967-1800 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 8 �.§i830 ' : TOM 'S 11ARD11WOOD FLWRD1(31 OLD FLOORS MADE LIKE NEW New Installation - Sanded - Refinished Repaired - Stained - 24 Hrs. Service WA ­ Over 10 Yrs. Exp. Quality Work - Low Prices - Free Estimates (41e) 722-3806 (416) 37740965 835 011WERN 835 SHINE Maid Service Specializing m quality not quantity Weekly. bi-weekly Or 1 time 6119-0353 Insured 4 Bonded O,YLY ONE MAID SERVICE paw) alined Qeaning by .t/afcJs 404-0421 Bonded & insured A cleaning lady available. 15 years experience. Will clean entire house including6 fridge A stove. Ewellent references. S55. Please call 839-3378 after4pm HOUSECLEANING SERVICE It you think housework s for the birds. Call us - (915) 4172-11111111172 s.(905)172-0072 Weekly, Eli -Weekly. Monthly, Occasionally. Reasonable rates. Ref- erences available. L852 RAiSrr WANTS WORK Sang Magic --or Cir ow's Parona And All Oaavahs. Ha" wown I1 Ca 668.4932 uncle �n tads ria Z!FA11&1l1IAMTENA=9FnetMood Aval�DAVE 831 705 EnParty Srwe" : Party swviaa CLOWN / MAGICIAN AN e Lille animals w All Occasions • AN ages Cal( .teff ( 905) 839-7057 j PEPPER the clown s I v animal balloons v ganses v race painting v magic •songs v Balloon -A -Glans DIANNE PEPPER (905) 640-7898 891 891 SENIORS SERVICES & Older Adults Caring individuals with experience providing services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more information call 905-420-5114 1�_�)HEART TO HEART Call Susan A Karen Henry ,~ ,10I ADVERTISE OUR BUSINESS O. SERVICE IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL 683.0707 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To lace your FREE ad, call 1-�00-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. allaRELTO ursTo respond to an ad call 1-900-451-3193. FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 per minute. You must be 18 or older. Brach rxtmbers work with TouchTone"" and Rotary phones. tall male. 28 to 38, dark hair prelerred. No head games. BOX 135M clmasTwe FEMALE Single tsmale. 42, would enjoy kWrK§SNP dangle chinabrh male. simmer in age, with qualities of CB"and understn>d- M 23734 TRAVEL LNE'S.-_._ Journey....29 yr old, 53', shy ampkNod lemnale_ a smoker. Enioys moves, bowfin% walks with my Sand oriented. ee 'n0 white outgoing mals. 30 so 38, tai, suc- War- ap ria d,idren. truisand humorous 8013093 50 plus. iniospenwitill whiles, French tamale.1`10 - est, kind; a non smokier and social drinttr. Enioys i g Won& Seek a mals. 0 plus. with some, security and some intawsts and a sense of hums. 15590 BODY AND SOUL Independent, full figured woman. 36: enjoys movies, mews, the out- doors, music, romantic times and much more. Seeking romantic $WOO mak, 30 to 40. husky. WF - strive. nonsmoker, good sense of humor. with simi- lar interests. Friendship first, relationship possible. BOX 23239 ELEGANT AND CLASSY slim, amrw*a lady Delays Mist, the outdoors aro gr- derrrg Seeks a tal gw*w mark 6e plus; mrrPhysically K Wlr and nonsmoker, social fOrnfe . b grow ofd wlah...GRACE- RAXY. Bmf 15M SMGLE FROM T 22 yr old. 122 f0. sin* pr- am wwq lot a mer who liras dddlen, us wft din- ne s and two brig waks along tura beach. Bmf 18714 LOOKING FOR rl RIGHT the %no wornan, 29 alto loses children. annalsi, music, and trthraing. in search of a gentlow Mho btoers how o anpraoials a good Nim ship first. L&A blo$Do= Yea roe. Bmf 23228 Mww of are, ST. i eekiry while, mals. 30 lo 41L bas 99M Bmf 23230 Oregistrredmuse, t� Thele a>ltrl even more ad& See Sincesei7 Tom oar the In "Im at heir and given ayes Enjoys and muoviea. A good islrw and mend. Loobing for aarachwo, pnokssoronal "ala, 42 b 53, non emdrer. afro is , s , , tie and earn¢ Bmf 23728 OUTGOMIG.— n yr old, 5'4', 140 b. sin- gle. whits rmiot heir of two lovas country mama, carni ig and hMV fun laakig IN a sirtt is mals. 18 ID 25, who an male no Pugh. BOL 12777 MEEt BEAUTYtN 36 yr old 5'11'. queen via, Wuc�aled, employed Eruloys&Voys Nasi. CMN*Y auctiom car rags and much mon. Seeking sorrhwee, nal sin- cam irace. 36 and up, W&and atai & call for mow ria Bmf 14457 THE FINER THMM 0Y, old n 112', sum, altiaetive fennels wilt brown heir and green ems ErOp dsrutig, trials. itte drag. anrping end much momlooking fa somedns who is financially secure. no dspts, honest mase and maw. Bot 15,4 ARE YOU IML NIGHT? M you 48 to 50. knit sansadthurnor.parsoroft danhees, Iltss tctrwy weet- established and d win% Wm mry iMsrests7 NRat you'd got is Mie ebols padt- ags. N a1s rMrn ed amt. 21517 SEEKING SPECIAL MALE 44 yr old. ST. medium buil attractive Ismailia with a sense of hiu or. Enjoy ba out. mowas �wahs, codemuMs name (cou trx nock) and mora Seek a eRuits "els, 3e to 49. nonsmoker, who lot toteal a W* Bot 23224 NO HEAD GAMES 34 yr old, 5'4'. Iu1 figured, woo while mothar with blown tem, blue eyes and a nonsmoker. Enjoys quiet walks, rr� dinnial and the outdoorb, SeekM someone who plea s no head games. Mull be hon- est and raman`c. Bmf 23223 STOP Allow ISE Paas, ainow fawal., 36, auliurn hall. blue spW No aftwaa, quiet times. Seeks seeeaa whir retells. 28 to 32 ttrratllre► it dwt 01- dirk hair Must he slaw, no ento belt Otos. tr Flat MW linarlo neYonMrp IM 11 417 OF GENU E HEART 32yr old, S4', hill lWaad, pmoisasorhal ioretals. flair smrholuar accasa tw drrmtr. Erma to madDors, 90K aaame q 0ya4 hatsst SW U46 romentic. wool Mre32 btMto krroers how to use a M* Bmf 204M FIM LETTERS m yr old. wlt4s lsnehals with brown how and blue aye& YAM to and phot a"phs wire a mals, in hie Ws b 50s especially orals Bmf 23222 NOW TIE OSE Llvorced F -I i' 1 43, with a goo w sane d tumor, land rr i lot a gsnMeueeem 35 to 30. wd h antiar iarasts for conn- parhidreMuq Bmf 215M CALL ME sIMIGGLEY 41 old, 54', frac ipNd t�l. OVS while heels ainds r rja" to quill Ms. andel nwa Loollingbt�a ate+ gle whir rmtala. 40 10 41L asbvww rtleriot UUM 10471 R U S POCIAL 910U61IT This hr1 ffOuarL W its Cao- fseaional Is St bck- with an Pill - all eels, 32 10 40 Neu know hoar to anal a Iadlt ace pel jio'*a honest, away 0 Yrmdp POatebla bdg farm relationship. BOIc 21459 R U 100 HEARTED" 32 yr old It/ figured. -00 white bmahL awodw F11E PRMT To place your ad ui/m a aaendrN call r-8011161Wr/RiThe cpar alas of AjatVPidasnig Afars AOuerlier rsaarwr ow VO to. so al ads br censer A and assume no iab*y Am ads or - or taviss ads rrltieln ace diverilied 'Ns' printf ads b. Telecom sorwir im NscNuc. am dail bis and at 1-800-926.509 Mon - Fn Slam to Spm. You rosy also cferrge or tenor rr�urtb1 r by -aft gas Cdpyrfyhf 1997 ATS seeking a fawniaYy, secure. sngkt rrlhb mala, 30 to 40, strarg stocky or rnrlivan build kind he lned..- rEvrjar ish� s morki mhow. Frirhdol+ph1sr and Irst. BaK 12595 and down to earth. Call for more into. BOX 16050 BLUE EYED GAL Mail1-90451-M g~Le�w' - le7".sAn- alln,, teoiwws $2.49 per min. denccing. dining out. DESCRIBE YCM movies and more. BOX 19839 Late Mrs female is looking to meet someone. We 30% ROMAIRTO MATURE to early 40's, ata is ataao- tive. inteiigDnLL and humor- Erm ooyed regislred nurse. 46. peae, blonds. I ous. Ftava own hair and rjoy dancing, especially teeth is a plus. Bmf 11030 . s� • movies. bltr ttrac yr any now". LOOIwg fair M intelligent. Dry 4201111101110111111 T1 , srrmtsrMhat aaractive mals. 10 honest ops - secure aerobics and much more. fully lam' fid' and ltOPa inion sntaker. Bmf Looking for a genewilm. 2 38 to 5o, physicaNy at, financiaiy and ruoYatay WANTEO.-- secure, direct, passptab Bonn � Christianan and mora. Call fed WAlimas who do Lord &'to -- BOX 13541 1 wood worldrg. 40 to TREAT ME 50.. BOX 21114 16 yr old,! 5'8'r , 130 Ib. PEACE AND QUIET len ys jor 19 Fell is see" so e - one to oar with grace - lo as "on, to 22. who erhpys Mia grow fidT and poa LAY. So ramsne. a 15589 plus. "lalligent• w'r''a"t' OLDER MAN WAMM and plysicay fd, educat- cultural. ria addic- 30 old, 5'1 11/r. divorced mater d ore. tions Entjoys groaning. tions, d. mi e"iolrs long wages. sports Seonus calls only BOX and i are' Looking lor- a 11001 Zn 50 to tg, who rhi0ys Me SarM. BOX 15991 NO GAMES FIERE1t SOGLE MOM old 57•. 1001x sep- anwcbve. u old. Pratt% honest, down to earth skVe mom araled maYher, educaled, financially looking for a tall male, 34 c sewn, seebng on attrao live. inleN t. amooyad. to 40, who is also hortast Roofing A & C ROOFING. Shingling, all types of r; . fs, new and old. %-- rkmanship Guar- anfeed. 10% discount Ito seniors, fully in- ured. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (905) 423-870.1 :1: Electrical ENTECH ELECTRICAL SERVICES INC. 'Comm. Ind. 'Residrltal 'Crasher Electrician '20 yrs. esp. Have your electrial needs mel profsssi n - Am �-I373 810 1� TMS PAINTING b DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- Sh1p Fast, Clean. reliable service. 420-0081 MOVING SYSTEMS Big or small, flat or hourly rates UNION AND ku- MONTH DISCotMTs. Residential Commercial Comparable Fates Free Estimates 905-723-7479 1.800-853-7750 MOUNTAIN MOVING SYSTEMS We will move anything. anywhere. anytime. Commercial or residential. Padagruq, storage and Dozes awl W. Senior a mid month discounts. Free estimates 571-0755 1-888-491-6600 HARRY-O-THIF MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates. Seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (905 407 or 11-111111111-263-51136 MICHAL= MOVING Houses. Apartment Offic- es. Appkances and Piano spe talirsm. Now vie here haled storage arts. Senor NW Md -Monro Dlsmunis. Licensed. ensured Free Es- tates Eueltem service. Call 436.7795. Expe ie cad Cross Movers Bargain rates. harries. Am. apt. W - Rano Padang available. ars-0239 256-5513 : 1 n--% Caroetre CARPET MSTAL ATIONS 25 years experience. restretching, our speciality Free estimates. 0 & N Ousaa, 987-1799 or 967-1800 AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 8 �.§i830 ' : TOM 'S 11ARD11WOOD FLWRD1(31 OLD FLOORS MADE LIKE NEW New Installation - Sanded - Refinished Repaired - Stained - 24 Hrs. Service WA ­ Over 10 Yrs. Exp. Quality Work - Low Prices - Free Estimates (41e) 722-3806 (416) 37740965 835 011WERN 835 SHINE Maid Service Specializing m quality not quantity Weekly. bi-weekly Or 1 time 6119-0353 Insured 4 Bonded O,YLY ONE MAID SERVICE paw) alined Qeaning by .t/afcJs 404-0421 Bonded & insured A cleaning lady available. 15 years experience. Will clean entire house including6 fridge A stove. Ewellent references. S55. Please call 839-3378 after4pm HOUSECLEANING SERVICE It you think housework s for the birds. Call us - (915) 4172-11111111172 s.(905)172-0072 Weekly, Eli -Weekly. Monthly, Occasionally. Reasonable rates. Ref- erences available. L852 RAiSrr WANTS WORK Sang Magic --or Cir ow's Parona And All Oaavahs. Ha" wown I1 Ca 668.4932 uncle �n tads ria Z!FA11&1l1IAMTENA=9FnetMood Aval�DAVE 831 705 EnParty Srwe" : Party swviaa CLOWN / MAGICIAN AN e Lille animals w All Occasions • AN ages Cal( .teff ( 905) 839-7057 j PEPPER the clown s I v animal balloons v ganses v race painting v magic •songs v Balloon -A -Glans DIANNE PEPPER (905) 640-7898 891 891 SENIORS SERVICES & Older Adults Caring individuals with experience providing services for Senior Citizens in our community. For more information call 905-420-5114 1�_�)HEART TO HEART Call Susan A Karen Henry ,~ ,10I ADVERTISE OUR BUSINESS O. SERVICE IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL 683.0707 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Brings You... To lace your FREE ad, call 1-�00-662-8423. Anytime, day or night. allaRELTO ursTo respond to an ad call 1-900-451-3193. FREE Personal Ad FREE Voice Greeting $2.49 per minute. You must be 18 or older. Brach rxtmbers work with TouchTone"" and Rotary phones. tall male. 28 to 38, dark hair prelerred. No head games. BOX 135M clmasTwe FEMALE Single tsmale. 42, would enjoy kWrK§SNP dangle chinabrh male. simmer in age, with qualities of CB"and understn>d- M 23734 TRAVEL LNE'S.-_._ Journey....29 yr old, 53', shy ampkNod lemnale_ a smoker. Enioys moves, bowfin% walks with my Sand oriented. ee 'n0 white outgoing mals. 30 so 38, tai, suc- War- ap ria d,idren. truisand humorous 8013093 50 plus. iniospenwitill whiles, French tamale.1`10 - est, kind; a non smokier and social drinttr. Enioys i g Won& Seek a mals. 0 plus. with some, security and some intawsts and a sense of hums. 15590 BODY AND SOUL Independent, full figured woman. 36: enjoys movies, mews, the out- doors, music, romantic times and much more. Seeking romantic $WOO mak, 30 to 40. husky. WF - strive. nonsmoker, good sense of humor. with simi- lar interests. Friendship first, relationship possible. BOX 23239 ELEGANT AND CLASSY slim, amrw*a lady Delays Mist, the outdoors aro gr- derrrg Seeks a tal gw*w mark 6e plus; mrrPhysically K Wlr and nonsmoker, social fOrnfe . b grow ofd wlah...GRACE- RAXY. Bmf 15M SMGLE FROM T 22 yr old. 122 f0. sin* pr- am wwq lot a mer who liras dddlen, us wft din- ne s and two brig waks along tura beach. Bmf 18714 LOOKING FOR rl RIGHT the %no wornan, 29 alto loses children. annalsi, music, and trthraing. in search of a gentlow Mho btoers how o anpraoials a good Nim ship first. L&A blo$Do= Yea roe. Bmf 23228 Mww of are, ST. i eekiry while, mals. 30 lo 41L bas 99M Bmf 23230 Oregistrredmuse, t� Thele a>ltrl even more ad& See Sincesei7 Tom oar the In "Im at heir and given ayes Enjoys and muoviea. A good islrw and mend. Loobing for aarachwo, pnokssoronal "ala, 42 b 53, non emdrer. afro is , s , , tie and earn¢ Bmf 23728 OUTGOMIG.— n yr old, 5'4', 140 b. sin- gle. whits rmiot heir of two lovas country mama, carni ig and hMV fun laakig IN a sirtt is mals. 18 ID 25, who an male no Pugh. BOL 12777 MEEt BEAUTYtN 36 yr old 5'11'. queen via, Wuc�aled, employed Eruloys&Voys Nasi. CMN*Y auctiom car rags and much mon. Seeking sorrhwee, nal sin- cam irace. 36 and up, W&and atai & call for mow ria Bmf 14457 THE FINER THMM 0Y, old n 112', sum, altiaetive fennels wilt brown heir and green ems ErOp dsrutig, trials. itte drag. anrping end much momlooking fa somedns who is financially secure. no dspts, honest mase and maw. Bot 15,4 ARE YOU IML NIGHT? M you 48 to 50. knit sansadthurnor.parsoroft danhees, Iltss tctrwy weet- established and d win% Wm mry iMsrests7 NRat you'd got is Mie ebols padt- ags. N a1s rMrn ed amt. 21517 SEEKING SPECIAL MALE 44 yr old. ST. medium buil attractive Ismailia with a sense of hiu or. 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', e \" ran. av hf. b-Y'11M�r nrY 0—ftd 70—ftd e t YrYVMft-7 � (1 dai• b ai.• a,Iw IM1 e - Oft" CLASSIPM a e8t-0707 a - o News Advertiser WHITBY MINOR LACROSSE ASSOCIATION ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Thursday, October 16th at 7:30 p.m. at Whitney Hall Iroquois Park Arena A1ROAIN rill 1 y 401 264 Fairall St. Ajax (905) 6191222 OF .I o TV Rad & Gas Tanis Service Ltd. Cot Ready for winter special starting tion+ $49" Heaters, Rads & Gas Tanks Full Cooling System Service WINTER IS COMING 0*4426-3463 61 Wes" Rd. S. (across from Go AUTO SOURCE FOR ALL YOUR AUTO SERVICE NEEDS, CALL THESE PROFESSIONALS! Stopping leaks is the speciality of Westney Rad and Gas Tank Service Your gas tank and radiator are two very important parts of your vehicle. But if they start to leak you could have a major problem_ A blown rad could lead to an overheated engine and very expensive repairs. A leaking gas tank isn't great for Dave Hut your fuel mileage and experien the potential for and recen disaster is obvious. Dave Hutchings has more than 21 years experience working with both and recently opened a business in Ajax. Located at 61 Westney Rd. S., Westney Rad and Gas Tank Service specializing in repairing and recoring radiators as well as replacing worn gas tanks. 'The cores wear out in today's very disposable rads," says Dave. "It's not unusual for it to wear out if you have your car for a long time. " He explains that early signs there may be a serious problem waiting to happen are rotting fins and calcium stains. If you suspect a problem Dave offers free inspections to determine the condition of your rad. When it comes to your gas things has more than 21 years ce working with rads and gas tanks tly opened a business in Ajax. tank the smell of fumes or obvious leaking is a sign you should have it inspected. "Gas is expensive enough without having a leaky tank," says Dave. "It will also eat through your asphalt driveway as well as being a potential fire hazard." 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