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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1997_09_19eWS Pkkering-Rouge "THE TOWN OF PV5RING PUBLIC , 13.11MY CENTRAL - JV PLI r[ STOMOOM PERIODICAL 11116� Optional 4 meek home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand September 19, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 37, Pressrun 44,000 32 pages photo by A.J. Groen Pickering teens, from left, Teri Smith, Alexandra Kish and sing a protest song they wrote about the Pickering nuclear Meagan Miron appeared before Town Council Monday to station. Teens sing of nuclear plant fears `Blow up. Melt down. People dead, scattered `round,' Pickering children worry in song BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Not many kids have the gumption to get up in front of a bunch of politicians and TV cameras to perform a protest song against nuclear ewer. But that's just what Meagan Miron, Alexandra Kish and Teri Smith of Pick- ering did at Monday's meeting of Town Council. Friends Meagan, 13, Alexandra, 14, and Teri, 15, are so concerned about all the had things they'd heard lately about the Pickering nuclear station and Ontario Hydro's nuclear division they decided they had to do something. It was Teri's idea to bring the song they wrote before Council. .'Nuclear reactor, burning down:' they chanted as they played on a snare drum and maracas. "Fire everywhere, glow on the ground. Blow up. Melt down. People dead, scattered 'round: ' Their performance drew stunned silence at first and then a round of applause from councillors and members of the public in the Council chamber. "We were here because we feel strongly about the issue we presented:' said Meagan, a student at Elizabeth B. Phin Public School, in an interview after the performance. Alexandra and Teri attend Dunbarton High School. Meagan explained she is concerned about the safety and well-being of the public and the effect of spills from the station on drinking water and wildlife. She said she also worries about "the fact there have been so many secret things going on we've never heard of until after the fact:' Alexandra said she was particularly disturbed by the recent news of a landfill NOBODY BEATS SOS I IT* ■ PIZZA ■ SUBS ■ WINGS* HOME OF THE ORIGINAL BIGFOOr EL AJAX - ,G83-3333 3Z PICKERING 839-4411 40 Free Delivery from 11:00 a.m. D Citizens' revolt calls for plant closure O 'Raging grannies' protest station 0 Leak shuts reactor STORIES ON PAGE 4 at the Pickering station having been con- taminated with oil. "It's very scary things are being pol- luted that way;' she said. ' lie whole world should be a conservation area: ' Alexandra also noted she was con- cerned about Pickering becoming ..another Chernobyl" and Meagan added they didn't want anything like nuclear disaster in the USSR to ever happen again• "We feel sorry for the people who had to go through that;' said Meagan. Teri maintains society should be look- ing for alternatives to nuclear power. 'The question is do we really need it?" r-1 LARGE SQUARE PIZZA LAI 116 PLhffr stltrern Om wilt IL 3 ki= of yattr &ice phis 4 five C� 1 1t — .a 301 1 PlusI L --_ONLY 14 —_---tax � Drivers Wanted." N •) • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. sus 10ig�lon ltd I�klwbig (905) 420-9700 www.pvw.com "Try nm Best" 141h BIRTHDAY PARTY Pickering Rec Complex SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 12:00 noon to 2:00 p.m. ca11683-6582 `Free ` Clowns ' Cake ` Activities Local teachers won't strike Monday, union Walkout threat `scaring parents, students half to death': Ecker BY LINDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER Students and parents can relax for now, as teachers' union leaders say classrooms won't be disrupted in the immediate future. "We will rot be on strike Monday:' - -- Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Associ- ation, Durham district president Mike O'Connor assured the News Advertiser yes- terday. He's responding to plans by the Canadi- an Union of Public Employees to begin rotating strikes as early as Monday after attempts to reach a truce with the provincial government over Bill 136 fell apart earlier this week. MIKE CUPE has already secured a strike man- O'CONNOR date from its membership in six cities to 'Prepared to protest legislation that will curb their right strike' to strike, but Durham Region hasn't yet See TEACHERS/ page 3 INSIDE Youth crime - A commission visits to hear tales about youth crime - page 20. Editorial Page .........6 Sports ..............24 ChissiE%d ...........25 HOW TO RE&CH US General ........683-5110 Death Notices ..683-3005 Auction Line .683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ .. .........14300-662-8423 Email................ 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He set aside about 100 CDs for people who had put their names on a list and the remaining 50 he had were quickly sold out after the store opened at 10 am. to a line of people wanting to purchase the CD. Another 200 had placed their name on a list by Thurs- day at noon. Mr. Roks expects the next shipment of CDs to arrive Tuesday and has already increased several times the number of CDs he has requested. At HMV in the Pickering Town Centre, 70 CDs and 25 cassettes were sold out within 35 minutes of the store's opening. People started lining up at about 8 a.m., and 100 people were waiting by the time it opened at 9:30 a.m. '"Iiie demand is tremen- dous:' reports manager Michelle Nolan, who says the store will donate all profits from the $8.99 discs and $5.99 cassettes to a fund in Diana's memory that will dis- burse money to her favorite PAT 1624 ARATHORti COURT PICKERING 74& 50=4xtd WEEKDAY SPECIALS Just N of H..r NZ )Itela7 ere (rbcs. & sat) 935" dt tw aad Brock Rd. Jet Set (Wed. A TbOM)..218" do UP tletbroo 1 to Ar.tborntb. , MciumWash richt >< Cnrk _ '50'a Toronto { appoiatomm X428-8787 [FuR Head of Wmw 980" &, 7 can. - 2 p -m Hours: Nader to Friday 10 am - t. psi %Murdav O r 1 Oth year cutting Kids Hair T TD'S` x Pickering (Mandarin Plaza) A UM _ 1725 Kingston Rd. ttatm a rr a. >.- ftew W a. CM 905-428-3484 Toronto ���W"ow T"& Wq __4M � of (Beaches) Mon.-fri. Thurs.. ; 1926 Queen St. E. 10-6 open late 10-8 9.5 11-5 416-691-9190 charities. (PolyGram Group Canada Ltd. will also donate its profits to her memorial fund.) The CD features a reworked version of Candle in tht Wind, originally written as -a tribute to Marilyn Monroe. It also includes the songs The Way You Look Tonight and You Could Make History (Young Again). NIr. Roks says man- peo- ple have purchased a number of copies of the CD " t'Or ,1- lectibilitypurpo',C� and family member" CD Plus is selling the CD for $7.99 and will also donate all its profits to the fund in Diana's memory. "It's a one- time thing:' Mr. Roks explains. "It's not going to make or break a store (to donate its profits). Everyone dies their little part" Ontario and other provinces have promised to donate the provincial sales tax on the CD it) the Diana. photo by Ron Pietroniro HMV manager Michelle Nolan was left with only the stere -s copy of the recorded tribute to Princess Iii sifter it ,o],! ut in Z5 minutes. WESTERN RANCH Manuf incur" of QusUq Handcrafted boots PaBuy Direct From The Manufacturer And Save On: • Western 500te From • shoes • stoker soots Zipper soote a Ankle Boots $0800 • Ropero • Belts • Boot Accessories • Custom Orders Weetney Road S. at Clements. Aj= 428-1787 j �, . thru Sm& 9-6 Fri. 9-8 Teachers prepared to TEACHERS/ from page 1 M of hearings on Bill There been targetted. Services provided by hospital orderlies and clerks, school jan- itors and administrative staff and count- less municipal workers could be disrupt- ed. While CUPE Local 218 president Cora -Lea Bugden hasn't yet been informed of plans to hold strikes in Durham, "things could change daily. We're on alert. If it happened, teachers' federations and CUPE are ready. "No one wants job action, but unfor- tunately, sometimes it has to happen:" Mr. O'Connor agrees. "I don't know a teacher who wants to strike. But that doesn't mean we're not prepared to strike for the system, for ourselves and for our students" The leaders of all Durham branch affiliates, including CUPE presidents, were to meet this morning to discuss pending legislation. "We're strategizing, that's for sure," notes Ms. Bugden. "We are planning and we will be a united front" Mr. O'Connor is critical of provincial government plans to hold just four days 136, which "is going to change the life of hundreds of thousands of peo- ple ... The eo- ple...The govern- ment is willing to ram it through without consulta- tion" JANET Teachers ECKER could join the Bill `only a Protest when simi- draft' lar legislation is brought in cover- ing them. That legislation is expected later this month. According to Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation, Durham district co -president Bill Butcher, all branch affiliate presidents throughout the province will be called to a "mass meet- ing" within 72 hours of the introduction of legislation which would suspend their right to strike and could lengthen the school year, remove preparation time for high school teachers and reduce the number of professional development days. strike All be an an, lation at the mass un union leaders will di lobbying MPPs, holdii at MPP offices and v paigns in a bid to overti But any talk of a sl ble, Community and Minister and Durham Ecker has told the Nev "Mere has been a 1 that concerns me a lot. lation out the door ...If of legislation with oppose) in it, then I why they're scaring pa half to death" with thn: Those threats "do a to the teachers I know.' who reminds first read draft. Nothing is final' must go through three becomes law.) Durham Board of I Grant Yeo says the "t anticipate all the possit and/or school support! and xo urc, "thc safet ?7iE NEWS AVVER77SER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1"7 - PAGE 3 UNMENSICCENT13 qlnLz_=� a. r" 250 BAIVUy STREET WEST i AJAX, OM-r.A Z 40O (905) 428-6266 4(90!" 428--8792 MUSIC LESSONS • `. NWT FALL BEGS- 77ONFO! : t PPM tWAR *;IVIN*H MA C" * VOCAL * MWAL GM .,: PRIVATE LESSONS FROM OVER THIRTY QUALIFIED TEACHERS _ � Q,�IILC�IC�DOLSINS'?OCi ROCK - JAZZ - C'LA.SSIM - COUNTRY METSW BOOKS - MAGAZMS - VIDEOS 40 RMAU *REP" *FffANaw("q LOCATM IN TIM HTflW1CW20= P%,AZA .� MMW4 D'T S PfZZA HUT AND DAMV QUMW4 ONE MOCK RAS! OF WCS7'NLY SO" r oil PACE 4 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FTRIDAV, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997 wifta APFWM Teens and 'Raging grannies' are joining the protest against the Pick- ering nuclear plant. Citizens speak out on plant Tuesday Residents' revolt calls for closure of troubled station By MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RE 4MMIt PICKERING — A 'citizens' revolt' against the Pickering nuclear station appears to be picking up steam rather quickly and a public meeting to organize it is to be held Tuesday. Pickering resident Sally McLeod says her phone has been "literally ringing off the hook" since a story appeared in Tuesday's News Advertiser reporting her efforts to start a citi- zens' group to fight for the closure of the nuclear plant. "It has not stopped ring- $A ing and everybody wants to Mc talk. It's 15 -minute calls Phon with everybody." off tht Mrs. McLeod is trying to get the group under way, she says, because the community has reached the end of its rope with all the bad news coming out of the station about tritium leaks, spills, unscheduled shutdowns, licensing problems, poor safety practices and management and operational prob- lems. Ontario Hydro recently announced four of its eight nuclear reactors at Pickering need to be taken out of service indefinitely to allow the provincial utility to con- centrate on running the other half of the station properly. Mrs. Mcleod says she received 31 calls in response to the newspa- per story, many from people inter- ested in working with her, within less than 24 hours after it appeared. "lite response has been overwhelming. Everybody has been feel - i ng this way. They just needed a lightning rod to get this up and running." The Sept. 23 pub- lic meeting begins at 7:30 D.M. in the Council cham- LLY ber at the Pickering Civic LEOD Complex at One the e `ringing Esplanade Gust south of hook' Hwy. 2 and Glenanna Road). Everyone is wel- come to attend the open- forum-stylc meeting with what she describes as a "loose agenda". She hopes those attending will be inter- ested in discussing a plan of action to work toward getting the nuclear station closed to shutdown Leakleads at nuclear station PICKERING — The Unit I reac- tor at the Pickering Nuclear Generat- ing Station was shut down early Wednesday morning following a small leak of radioactive heavy water. The leak was from a valve in the unit's heat transport system, which carries heat from the uranium fuel in the reactor and transfers it to steam generators. About 100 litres of heavy water spilled into a contained area in the reactor build- ing. There was no release into the environment out- side the station. A date has not been set for the restarting of the reactor, which was shut down after the spill for repairs and will now have some other maintenance work done on it as well. "Obviously it's significant because we shut our unit down to fix it" said Ontario Hydro spokesman Terry Young of the leak. "But it's not sig- nificant in terms of its effect on the environment. (The shutdown) demon- strates our approach to safety. When we have a problem we fix it:' P Grannies rotest at nuclearWant p the nuclear industry in general. "We have concerns for the future, the environment, the clean-up, the kind of Protection- ism that builds up with this kind of industry;" says Mrs. Dunphy. After Chernobyl, nobody can not be concerned about nuclear." The 60 members attending the unconvention will arrive at thv Pickering station around 10 a.m. Coincidentally, Hydro is holding tours Saturday for the overflow of people it couldn't accommodate at an open house last spring. "We're not trying to get other people to join us, we're making a statement;" says Mrs. Dunphy. "We want to get our point across. our concerns, so that people will stop and think about it and talk about it" BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF REPORTER PICKERING — Several 'Raging Grannies' are joining the chorus of concern over the Picker- ing nuclear station. Sixty members of the group from across Canada plan to gath- er at the plant Saturday morning to sing songs of protest against the nuclear industry. ' T'he idea is to get our mes- sage across in a non -threatening, non -confrontational way:' says Kathleen Dunphy of the Grannies' Toronto chapter. "We make up songs to popular tunes" The group, which now has chapters in 15 Canadian cities, started about 10 years ago in Vic- toria, British Columbia. "There were some older women who were really upset about the nuclear warships in the harbor" says Mrs. Dunphy. So the women got organized, put on 'granny' gear — funny hats and shawls — named themselves the Raging Grannies and went out to protest. They got plenty of atten- tion and other Grannies chapters sprung up across Canada, making their views known on nuclear Power, clear-cut logging and abo- riginal rights. "Several have been arrested over the years: ' Because the Grannies are holding what they call a national "unconvention" this weekend in Scarborough, they decided it would be an ideal opportunity to express their concerns about the Pickering station, what has been going on at Ontario Hydro, and FUTURE SHOP Frida Saturday, Sunday, Monday Special Only! 180MHz Processor With Media6X Technology- Uncompromising Features At An Unbeatable Value COMPkI[I 2200 PRESARIO 1� • 64-bit graphics with Deed 3D • MPEG full screen video ploybock • 33.6K fox/dolo modem for speedy Internet camecbns • Phantom subwoofer designed for extra bass • Audio m and N, video player • 16 bit oem sound • Bx speed (D ROM for fast dab access • Microsoft Enwrta 97 6Kydoped'a MPEG • Slim Gty 2000 • Microsoft Works t ,� t t• t S�ra��h 12 MONTHS NO INTEREST ON ALL TV's, CAMCORDERS, DVD's Cdnon Its W+ Stereo Carcard9 n� � MIl1r cele.r rwwfi ww • lbemer • Ad.w(td Aeon" AF/AE • 5 prger wk exMitt • Dyed elltos • hiltie lifer • lne a ttcaim •Instory obvilim r 6798 rlpaeStill OR* ne rogle Nr(«aer Wi1111 Clew Yiwr%NW • 741 (nem JVRG forme ""m emu head "- -i :' � .c : � �L'.'_!i i''i �.. li ar..%�•. i..�i:75�:� /�/. �.:1 �i' :... � .t.l._ .�-__...__�._T_.-_7-•.._w....;.Trr�--...�__r��.... r --_..►..-".-_.-ate- _ __.. .. ^., THE (YEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997 -PAGE S TULRi,�E SHOP 30" Stereo Television TOSHIBA 1w isea 1, Ttdbo's dark tww m I(I. r Make I h11t 1MOCW 110(11 owe M eatrao(dotery de(ei w1 www lie taloa, drle ih stteel�q 6o wrtowd systtr adds o new diversion to swoo sowJ. 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L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Have your say on downloading If it's true the pen is mightier than the sword, vot- ers in Ajax and Pickering could wield considerable power over the Province's tax pooling plan come the November municipal election. Voters turning out for civic elections Nov. 10 will be asked to fill in an additional ballot seeking their opinions on the downloading of service costs tradi- tionally in the Province's purview, and on the notion of pooling property tax to pay for services in other GTA communities. It's important to note that Durham Region has estimated the effects of downloading on property tax bills here will increase per -household costs by up to $244 annually. That's contrary to the pledge made by Premier Mike Harris and Municipal Affairs Minister Al Leach that downloading will be "revenue neutral - and won't increase our taxes. With such disparate views, it is profoundly important for citizens in Ajax and Pickering to exer- cise their franchise on Nov. 10 and send a clear message to Queen's Park about where you stand. So far, there has been little public consultation on the downloading issue; there has been even less information provided in terms of dollars and cents. A referendum conducted locally, in municipali- ties where the effects will be felt most tangibly. may give the provincial government room to pause. It may give MPPs cause to reconsider. It may, per- haps, confirm for them they are indeed doing the right thing. Whatever the outcome, it gives you a voice in participating in the debate. Take advantage of it. Vote with your conscience. And move forward with your fellow Ontarians. A To respond to this editorial call Infosource at 1� nffoSo�e.� 683-7040 and dial 5104 ♦You said it,... In response to the editorial headlined `More time in class rates an A' in the Sept 16 News Advertiser, our readers said: * "In Ontario we do spend more than 185 days per year in the classroom. I would be quite happy to teach all summer long, but I'm in a portable with 29 children and no air conditioning. If I had 29 dogs in there I would be shut down." Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper v Letters to the editor Voucher system answer to beef on education funding? To the editor: In his letter of Sept. 3, Timothy C. Rollins complains that the "Roman Catholic church gets preferential treat- ment at the expense of all other reli- gious groups" As an example, he decries the existence of a Catholic Children's Aid Society because none exists for other religious denomina- tions. The reason is sheer volume, with nearly half the population Catholic. There simply aren't enough Jewish people and Buddhists he mentions to form province -wide societies of their own. They and Protestants are ably served by the regular CAS. He neglects to mention the status of hospitals. Many are operated by reli- gious groups other than Catholic, such as Jewish, Salvation Army and United Church — all funded by the govern- ment. Mr. Rollins doesn't hesitate to take a swipe at the thriving separate school system. However, if he were astute enough, he would know that Catholic schools have a constitutional right to exist here, the same as Protestant schools in Quebec. He bemoans the funding meted out to Catholic school boards but avoids saying that Catholics as well as non-Catholics provide this funding through their taxes and Catholics only expect their rightful share. But perhaps some good can he derived from his letter and others like it if the unfairness he perceives leads to the introduction of the voucher system. In this system, parents would be given education vouchers to be applied to private or religious schools if they so chose. This would please those parents who complain that God has been kicked out of the public system, with prayer being made a crime and lifestyles promoted which are directly contrary to their beliefs. George Heron, Ajax The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neat- ly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manage ALVIIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real EstatdAutomotiveAdvertising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manage JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Claisideti: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5110 AdminlClassined Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroom@dwhamnnews.net CHRIS Guest Column Chris Bovie is the community editor at Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington This Week Diana's death offers lessons If there truly is a silver lining in every tragedy then the death of Princess Diana has somehow sparked people to open up their hearts and look outside their own lives. Yet it's a shame it takes such an event for some people to get involved. People spent their own time travelling great distances to pay tribute to the People's Princetis, waited in lines and spent money on the memorial CD or just took the time to write a letter to the editor to convey the impact she's had on their lives. I've never seen such an outpouring of emotion for someone, for the most part no one has ever personally met. Ironically, all we kncnv about Diana came from the same people who are now being painted as the vultures who contributed to her death. Although I personally don't understand the massive Diana movement I don't want to belittle someone else's personal feel- ings. But how many of these people who bought the memorial CD to help Diana's charities and those who bought flowers and cards share the same enthusiasm for the many charities in their own backyards so desperately in need of support both financially and through volunteer of o s ► I suspect very few. There's no shortage of deserving char- ities. Th: United Way has kicked off it,; fund-raising campaign which affects numerous local social agencies, the Red Crass is crying out for blood donors and each year food bank officials plead for assistance to ensure local families don't go hungry. Diana's death should not only light a fire in people to give their time to their communities, but acknowledge those local people who already do. There are so many deserving people locally who give their time to charities; people who donate their time and then go back to care for their own families, not catch a private jet to go skiing in the Alps or boating in the Caribbean. They should be heroes in our oyes, equal to Diana, if not more so. Believe me, they're out there, but you won't see them on Hollywood television programs or on the covers of trashy tabloids. If we all spent a little less time studying the lives of celebrities and more time working to improve our communities we'd all be better off. 7'be News Advertiser is one of the Mcuolead Printing. Publishing and Distributing group of norspapers. 7u News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Commrunity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertiwment limited to space price error occupies. published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager 'ax, Ont. L 1 S 2H5 MtP t� wN.durttannttcws.nct t. �� 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, LILLIAN HOOK, Adminiwatiou Manager ® (s THE Meeting of the minds I World's best school boards share ideas in Durham .BY SUSAN O'1NEILL STAFF REPORTt:R A delegation of educators from Norway is sharing ideas with Durham Board of Edu- cation officials this week at a series of information and training sessions in Whitby designed to provide an inter- national forum for learning. Befit Nafstad Lyftingsmo, director of the board of edu- cation in Akershus County, near Oslo, notes the two boards of education were finalists for the Carl Bertels- mann Award which went to the Durham board last year as best school system in the world. "We have something to learn from each other," she says. "We want to look at the development work going on here in the Durham school board " Erling Daehlie, principal of a secondary school in Nor- way, says, "I think there is a lot of things that interest us, especially the teacher -train- ing programs. "I think we have a lot of things we can share with them," says Leo Plue, the Durham co-ordinator of the visit. "It's not just what they can learn from us ... it's what we can learn from them." Mr. Plue, who is also the co-ordinator of secondary school reform for the Durham board, says the focus of the week is reforms in sec- ondary education. He says the board fre- quently receives calls from other school boards asking if they can visit. For example, the board is expecting a dele- gation from Scotland at the end of October. The 37 -member Norwe- gian delegation took part in training sessions at the board offices Thursday on a series of topics ranging from orga- nizing a small school to teacher development. The delegation was to visit secondary schools through- out the region on Friday. Mr. Daehlie says he has been "really impressed" by the amount of time and effort. Durham staff have devoted to the delegation. "We'll face quite a job if and when they come to Nor- way. Fund-raiser helps rebuild razed barn Pickering families lost horses in fire PICKERING — A Fun Fair Fund -Raiser is -being hell Saturday. Sept. 20 to help raise money to rebuild the barn at the Green Gables Farm in Scarborough - Pickering families were among those who lost horses being boarded at the farm during a barn fire last week that killed 12 horses. The barn was unin- sured and is needed to shelter animals which sur- vived the blaze, according to Cyndi Abroms, one of the fun fair organizers. The fund -raises will run from 10 am. to 6 p.m. at Green Gables Farm, 7501 Steeles Ave. in Scar- borough (five kilometres cast of Markham Road, one kilometre west of Wittamone's Berry Farm). Entertainment and activities will include a pet- ting zoo, face painting, music, food, a jumping castle. candy floss, games and prizes. For more information, call the farm at 416208-9381. A oust fiurd for rebuikhrig the baro has also been set up at the Toronto Dominion Bank at 1900 Dixie Rd. in Pickering, transit #1809. (No tax receipts will be issued.) kRT/$ER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997 - PAGE 7 11 X18 - - Cm*al GkaW" sem, Air Mower - k4 %4 m �\ t>rrodrewy Side Price �) Gm�lc c 1.+ Swa e At =� $ 9 357 ter �,a1c "cttt Medd I" CuilralOuning $ram Au Pnser - 481 Wam t 1429" "O.W) • .1 lic�m w ::rtit an k neJkd in any 11xw - oki or -om X.A; foo. Wed cuMmm lar SIM, it t umvh art; pernmei>t, rft clri u'tai dnh fikvt amide %ruing L� na nears. ► eR No Booo k talar "�LL E3 E;AM ti -1 CNGSTON RC ORIN 'YO-UR OOD LOOR C - E ProfessionsInsta►llation n By Carpet -Towne or Cash &Carry U Installation able - For "Vo-It-Yourselfer.4 INTRODUCING' : --' ' ),Bruce Premier Prefix! sl e'd vtv' ,,Hardwood tFlooras, 4 3 %`4Xy2/.4s4 Colours SATURDA -ONL " 4 SQ. Ft. tend Our � IT SONSTI A By Andy 31@uad from GoodteH Weed It Todayl . - -Carpet To�lae has over 40,000 sq. ft. in-stockl Bruce, Satin Finish, Pergo, 8artco "NEVER KNOWINGLY UNDERSOLD" WHITBY CarpetinTowo,31-21,1PICKERING 665-0760 419 FLOORING CENTRE 469 Dundas St. E. "Whore Customers Send Their Friends" Kingston Rd. "Ot IIc'i'Blo' diR 1114,14" Local army cadets need * a few good youths AJAX — Training is under way 9:30 p.m. All youths are invited to join. instructors. Cadets are paid a $2401 training bonus for the young men and women of the There's no chargr. All equipment, transportation and uni- upon completion of a six-week leadership Pickering High School Royal Cana- The cadet program develops citizenship, forms are provided on loan by the Depart- course. dian Army Cadet Corps. leadership and physical fitness using tested ment of National Defence. For more information, drop into the high The cadet corps started training Canadian Armed Forces methods. The cadet corps also offers training school any Thursday night or call Cadei for youths between the ages of 12 to Cadets are trained by cadet instructors, camps al a Canadian Forces Base for a two- Instructor Ruth Vdovich at 683-9158 or 19 at Pickering High School in Aiax reserve force officers and volunteer civilian to six-week period over the summer. Cadet Instructor Maggie Cole at 509-2248 last Thursday night and will meet each Thursday evening at the school. 180 Church St., from 6:30 p.m. to irthda By party 0NTIACIBUICKI GMC s 3rd ANNUALatINA � r \ newmal ...� ar r ar Pickerin 9r -'r recreationrJrj complex p ex PICKERING — A birthday cele- bration Ior .the Pickering Recreation Complex will he held Saturday. Sept. 20, from noon to 2 p.m. in the lobby of the complex at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. The festivities, to mark the com- plex's 14th year, will include entertain- ment for the K hole family. There will be a jumping castle, tours of the complex. a Town of Pickering Recreation and Leisure program display area, an open house at the Turning Point Pottery Stu- dio and clowns distributing balloons. From noon to 1 p.m.. Phoenix Tae Kwon -Do. Denise Lester Dance Acade- my. Pickering Recreation Complex fit- ness instructors and Pickering Chito- Ryu Karate will provide a series of demonstrations. At I p.m., there will he a brief presentation of the 1997 Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser's Readers' Choice Award to the complex for being chosen as best fitness club and best skating rink. After the 1 p.m. presentation, there'll be a Membership Appreciation Cere- mony to honor citizens who have been long-time members at the complex. Fait TOM /Grr W 04160 WELCOMES PAM Coweplete (forrneri of Salon Service Hair Drs Barber for the & Beauty Salon) enfiref BACK TO DURHAM! ADVERTISING CORRECTION n our Fal Faction hisit, Wckrded in this newspaper this weak Please nolo the Icl, irg: Papas 4 and 5• Wbrk Carnschm sic blousim prim should reed: our Rey. $59.98, plus sixes, our Rep. $69.99. Also NSOW irglired I" 11i; suibrW are aaiable in selected stores o* The iobwing ilerm will be avail- able yaiable Seplereber 22,1997: Page 224jzsport Big Easy Word stirs bonus. Papas 28 and 29 -Nine West, Ripley and Cmdret styles shoes. Pages 30 and 31 -Casual Canec bm. Bandit and Tmpicarra styles anile boots. Page 32 -Work ComecWn. Ash style anlde stges. Also, in our Beauty Book. Page 6 • Blush brush bonus will be available September 24, 1997. 1kia&Ar1er*. the errors listed appeared in our adwr* my HIe wicarey regret any irrearwenience or cadcrs m to our custorrners. EATON'S1 3.910/6 nancing • O" mcost 997 mc>04els • fo • Pontiac • • • Purchase SMARTLEASE $159888!n us a darn pryn�� d sz.000 «�ar<.K trade. «.y depot s 300 :,d .. �.� 5,..• ke,gpt s6zo Sporty tun for life on the go 2.2 litre engine, 5 -speed transmission, air conditioning, rear spoiler, dual air bags, 4 -wheel ABS 199" drpovt f i00 and S3,420 s6zo. Built for Drhrers 155 HP 3.1 litre SFI V6 engine, 4 -speed automatic transmission with enhanced traction system, 4 -wheel ABS, air conditioning, power door locks, PASSLock' theft deterrent system, rear door child safety locks SimpffnOW36^p^"PkGa Running Boards down prywwt d $3.500 or Se45. 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FURNITURE STORE Use your Sears ford and TAKE'TIL 2000 TO PAY INTEREST FREE 'Pay in 28 equal monthly payments interest free on furniture, sl**p sets and decorator rugs, until January 2000. A $35 deferral fee and all applicable tors and charges are payable at time of purchase. Monthly payments shown have been rounded up to the nearest cent. This offer excludes liquidation items in Clearance Centres and Catalogue purchases. On approved credit. Offer ends Sunday, Sept. 28, 1997. Ask for details. 1/2 price Bunk bed has a Natural colour Finish allowing the beauty and character of the wood to show through. Bunk bed meets Sears safety guidelines and includes 2 guard ails and posture board. #67400. Sears reg. 1099.99. 1548 ONLY 19.61 ' MONTHLY Includes storope, drawer, ladder and roils, wood parts, headboard and footboard. 112 price Twin -over -Double bed. Includes storage, ladder and rails, wood side rails, Twin headboard:"Footboord for top bunk, Double headboard %Footboard for bottom bunk. tt67420. Sears reg. 1299.99. $648 ONLY 23.18' MONTHLY Plus, all furnitureis on sale during the Home Sale! .... e • • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • e • e e e • e e . e e . e . e . e e e .. e a e e .. e e e . • e e • e • e e 1650 Yht" St., U& #7 W6*, Oet & M (90S) 5194045 Stere Ham MN. - FrL 9:30 siL - 9'00 p L Set. 9•.30 ma. - 6:00 pi U& 11:00 u.-S:00Pm Nc1on. SMtit E w AWAOrw Still W. Y . ., Lam oneatio Come in and let our trained furniture consultants assist you in selecting the styles, fabrics and colours best suited for your lifestyle and decor. 09482 Copyright 1997. Sean Canada Inc. PAGE IS- 'rt*. NEWS ADVEMSJr:>bt FRIAAI',SFPTFM5ER 19,1997 Communi*ty celebrates 120 Years of Making it Happen' October is Community Support Awareness Month across Durham Region. Durham Region Communitv Care's goal dur- ing October is to heighten awareness of its pro- grams and services which are available across the region, and to recruit volunteers to meet the ever-increasing need. This vear's�slogan is '20 Years of Making it Happen', to recognize the efforts of Community Care volunteers, helpers and staff over the last 20 years. Community Care offers three distinct pro- grams locally. The COPE Community Mental Health program provides one-to-one and group support for those under emotional stress. The Home Support Program provides a vari- ety of services for seniors and those with physi- cal disabilities, including: transportation, friend- ly visiting, foot care, meals on wheels. diners club, telephone security checks, and home help maintenance. The Respite Program provides planned tem- porary relief to care -givers of frail elderly dis- abled adults and those with cognitive impair- ment. October events include: - Oct. 5-11 - Meals on W'hccls Week. - Oct. 13-19 - Community Care Worker Reck. • Oct. 29 - Friendly Visiting/Telephone Reas- surance Day. • Oct. 15, 17. 21, 22, 29 - Through Other Eyes. an experimental workshop across the region. Open Houses: Ajax -Pickering Community Care. 122 Hunt St.. will host an open house and informa- tion session Oct. 1 from 2-7 p.m. «'hitbv Community Care hosts an open house. 209 Dundas St. E.. Oct. 9 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Clarington Community Care's 20th anniversary celebration includes bazaar, bake sale and fall luncheon on Thursday. Oct. 16 at 10:30 a.m. at 98 King St. W'.. Bowmanville. Barbecue cooks up funds for Block Parents PICKERING -- Dominion Say -A -Centre in the Ambcrlca Plaza is hosting a fund-raising bar- becue on behalf of Pickering Block Parents Sat- urday. Sept. 20 from 1 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds from the event will go to a new Pick- ering Block Parents teen program. For more information, call Sandra Armstrong at 831-0878. Cllxistening Dresses �J io 00 k Ill nev 1000/6 CbttDn Now hear this: Eaton's has scratch -and -save events, where you'll get better savings on more stuff than the other guys, not to mention chances for even higher discounts every time you make a purchase. It's just our way of, well, keeping you all to ourselves. The best sales? We're working on it. Ant• suggcsryonsi Call 1-888-44,5-4441 or c -mad us at www catons.cum. r r, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _"----------- -- 4 YP NEW AUVEKI"ISR*L 19,1=PdG� Y 1 Yes, we are sane. We'd like to introduce you to our new bag. And to make sure you get the most out of it, this Saturday and Sunday, on Regular Priced Merchandise, we're offering 25 off- practically anything you can fit into it, plus 150% off"" the stuff you cant. Because here at Eaton's, we're working on it. Fi Just to be sure there's no mmAndentmding. Cosmetics. Fragrances. Cwrcci Witches. Rovil \'rlcrt t~k F.aron'c Cnh Ceruhurc%. conc,—ton% and wrwr, are excluded from this Miler. 15% of} apyihm to Furniture. Mattresses, Fhior Coverings, Major Appliances and Homr Hcctromcs. '- p.p- And. purchays of Small Elrctncal. 1'cr>onal Care and %lap,r Appltanccs. Home lilrctromcs. + Cimeras. Personal and Rxtal le Audio & Videx Products and Accessories are limited to one of an identical Item.' Offers apph to m -stock uc m. Ask a '%al" Asaxiaic for dctads. Pers ,nal Shopping t inh. I rPACt I: • THF. NEWS A1A'YR-nSf* F*16M;' 4;F'Pr1:A Wilt 19, l997 Volunteers needed for The News Advertiser ue'tion _The 1invites readers to... -- ----� Kids SafetyVillage chores TES IDA C A volunteer with the Kids Safety Village of Durham Region says more people are needed to help out behind the scenes. Bill Stewart, of Whitby, says more volunteers are required to help Durham Regional Police Constable Esther Rathwell with many chores so she can concentrate on instructing children in safety at the Whitby loca- tion. Const. Rathwell, assisted by local high school co-op students, instruct and supervise the 15.000 or so Grade 1, 2 and 3 students who each year get safety tips at this "marvelous facility". built and provided for by local service clubs. Durham police. many private individuals and many corporations, says Mr. Stewart. Mr. Stewart says he and other regu- lar volunteers Bill Hay, Cyril Clark. Gord Clark. Gerry Reed and Vic Male- shev maintain the battery -powered mini -cars. bicycles, do weeding, build shelves and other small maintenance projects. Help is also needed to answer phones, do computer work and other office jobs. Mr. Stewart says. Volunteers are needed anytime throughout the school week at the vil- ]age, behind Kathleen Rowe Public uestion the people our chance to q , Y s Chair. School at the south end of Athol Street. r , X pn t miss vote for the Mayor N. 4. mind. Send us your question and the king Y our Anyone interested in helping out Advertiser will select several News Adve of J r0, should call Mr. Stewart at 666-7730 or On November 10, 1997 we will go to Const. Rathwell at 668-9893. y ° th oils to elect a new munici I CORRECTION For our 72 page Toronto Fashion Digest - Come see the softer side of Sears (sale dates Sept. 15 - 28,1997). On page 15, the prices on the two dresses have been transposed. The classic A-line dress is Reg. $225 Sale 157.49; the slim knit dress is Reg. $175 Sale 122.49. For our 72 page Grand Celebration Opening flyer. The prices for pages 64 - 72 are effective until September 28 not September 21 as stated in the flyer. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. Sears Canada Inc. FALL BRIDAL EXPO News Advertiser Going To The Chapel a Wedding" Extravaganza....... 1 Sunday, Oct. 19, 1997 at Pickering Recreation Complex Valley Farm Rd. Pickering Find out how Your Business ; can be involved in the Fall Bridat Event Of The Year! Participate In A Bridal An Evening Wear Fashion Show./ AD COSTS & SIZES 1/4 PAGE AD 1550 etaumttoanm:W V2 PAGE AD 1970 stela: eoa11 r r � Air L4! te110eliL FULL PAGE AD 11705 mane on a AND to nu mfltteUl, Section Publishes Oct. 12,1997 To Reserve Your Booth Space Call 683-5110 N f or . government. Its time to let the candi- , X dates for mayor know what's on your N. 4. mind. Send us your question and the 0 4 Advertiser will select several News Adve of J r0, the most frequently asked and send them to the candidates. Their answers will appear in the Oct. 26 edition of the News Advertiser. Questions must be less than 20 words. 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J.4-1 I THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1997 -PAGE 13 9-2 fikkINALTA rakkl%U bria-1 0 I ma Located Wherelbe fou e, River meets'; q%. Qftta ci • -4 Premiu oWMk• l AL !UL-. 30 + 60.day,c osin availab, e Finishe 'M' (d IS lie viewing San Customiz* 14 41 ron .. Am - -Sq in erles Under priced Atum L11pA a"54A a' r=r-Lgm ED I& V41 41 �3 ice Hours*,, � 4: t "THU R r?4-7 P m S AT. uy i 1 -'A.M r -P66". r' Or.b'y intmelit, appo 905-509-79701 74 LQ1 t! �._��a .-�: i i ►'��, ;..t���: aibP," 71.7.-1"l-f'l A? %,b' "i'i'i PAGE 14 -THE NEWS AIW'R11SERrR1DAV,SEPTEMBER I9.-199'- ----•--------------------- ._-_-___._-___-•--__----------------- V + 1 r%pn TV v wV HomeGardeningI CI T MATERNITY ORRECION NOTICE I Cardigans $24.95 1 Cream or White Herbs for winter Many of you will have some herbs in your gardens and may be thinking about preserving them in one way or another to use during the coming winter. You can of course bring them indoors, roots and all, and try to continue growing them in pots. This works better for some than others. I have had success with scented geraniums, rosemary. chives and some of the thymes. Herbs grown out of doors, when first brought inside look so healthy it's easy to forget just how vulnerable they are. The change in growing conditions is drastically different. Light for one thing is great- ly reduced. Changes in temperature vary ... Gen- erally. our homes are consistently the same tem- perature night and day. Out of doors night-time temperatures drop more drastically. Water requirements need to be considered too. Once potted up, I always cut the plants back to about three or four inches above soil level. Inside, the new emerging leaves will acclimatize more easily to indoor conditions than the ones that enjoyed mother nature's atmosphere out- doors. Insects can be a problem! Immediately before transferring any plants indoors do something to get rid of the bugs. Aphids, white fly and spider mites are the worst. Some gardeners do not advocate any kind of chemical sprays: if you are one of these sorts, there are insecticidal soaps that can be very effective, or you can choose one of the more potent chemicals found on the retail- ers' shelves ... whatever your conscience will allow. Whichever you choose, thoroughness is the main thing. I lay tlx: pots on their sides and make sure all surfaces of the leaves and stems are sprayed. When you bring herbs indoors, simulate the light conditions as much as possible. A general rule of thumb is to give as much light as possible. At first don't let them dry out. You might have to water every day, if they arc in a particularly sunny window. You can always take cuttings from herbs, but Billboard FRIDAI'. SEPT 19 ADDICTION' RECOVERY: The Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bay - fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. This group meets every week and deals with addic- tions of all types. including co-dependancy. All welcome. Children's program available. 428-9431 (Jim). SATURDAY, SEPT. 20 YARD SALE: Residents of Ballycliffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax, hold a yard sale from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Donations needed. Half the proceeds to the Terry Fox Foundation, half to the Ballycliffe Pal- liative Care Team. 683-7321. BAZAAR: The Ashley Manor Seniors hold a bazaar and auction from I 1 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 40 Kit- ney Dr., Ajax. Baked goods, crafts, plants, jewelry, white elephant. Auction at 11:45 a.m. Terms are cash. 619-3086 (Jack). AUTISM: The Durham Chapter of the Autism Society holds a Cycle for Autism at 9 a.m. at Rotary Park on Lake Driveway W., at Parkes Dr., Ajax. 427-9572 (Judy Crosbie). BARBECUE: Dominion Sav-A-Centre in the Amberiea Plaza hosts a fund-raising barbecue on behalf of Pickering Block Parents from 1 I a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceeds to new Pickering Block Parents teen program. 831-0878 (Sandra Armstrong). GARAGE SALE: The Ajax -Pickering Raiders major bantam `AAA' rep hockey team hosts a team garage sale at the Pickering Recreation Complex arena side from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. 420-1934. NATURALISTS: Pickering Naturalists go on a 'Hawk Migration' field trip. Meet at 10 a.m. just remember few herbs will root in water, with the exception of some of the mints like spearmint, orange mint and apple mint. For starting herbs I like to use horticultural vermiculite because it retains water so well and has some structure to anchor developing roots. Herbs that can be prop- agated from cuttings are basil, catnip, rosemary, savory, pineapple and garden sage, thyme, lemon balm. and tarragon. The usual length of time required to root cut- tings is four to six weeks for herbs like lemon balm, thyme and basil. Cuttings from rosemary and artemesia take even longer. As you might guess members of the mint family root quickly. Some of the most desirable herbs root so poorly and take so long I think it's better to buy some small plants than to struggle with cuttings. At this time of year most of the garden centres are not well -stocked for herbs, but Richtcrs' Greenhouses in Goodwood specialize in them and have an outstanding selection year round. You can always start some seed indoors too. Basil in particular has been successful for me this way. If you can't be bothered with all that and just want to harvest your herbs and preserve them you have a few options. You can dry them of course. This is as simple as hanging them upside down in a dry place and then crumbling them up. You can microwave them too. Many cookbooks advise using this method. Chopping them up and freezing them is another way. 1 have always done this with pars- ley and the results are excellent. Recently 1 heard of another method I'm going to try. Herc it is: Wash thoroughly whatever herb you want to pre- serve, chop finely and pack into a plastic con- tainer, take an equal amount of good vegetable oil, (olive oil would be nice if you like to flavor) and freeze. And that's it! When you have a recipe that calls for fresh herbs just scoop out what you need and you are all set. Evidently the color stays beautifully and the flavor is exactly like fresh. north of the; f0ut of Hall's Rd. in Whitby, at a path leading to Cranberry Marsh. Bring binoculars ardor scopes if you can. 436-7998 (Rayfield Pye). SUNDAY, SEPI.21 BAZAAR: The St. Nedela Macedonian Orthodox Church, at the corner of Westney Rd. and Bayly St., Ajax, holds its annual bazaar and corn roast at 10 a.m. 430-6251 (Luba). LUNCH: The Ladies Auxiliary of Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, offers lunch from 11:30 am. to 1:30 p.m. and dinner from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., through Legion Week Sept. 21 to 27, at the legion hall, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Lunch under $4, dinner under $6. All welcome. (839-2990). CRAFT AND BAKE SALE: The Ladies Auxil- iary of Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606 holds a Craft and Bake Sale from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Legion hall, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering. Admission free. Table rentals $10. All welcome. 839-9144. MONDAY, SEPT. 22 BOATING: The Frenchman's Bay Power Squadron holds a registration night for its basic boating and piloting courses today and tomorrow at 7 p.m. at West Hill Collegiate in Scarborough. Courses begin Oct. 14. (416)286-4645 (Kathy Pearce). WOMEN'S SUPPORT: The Ajax -Pickering COPE Program holds a free women's support group meeting in Pickering Village every Monday morning. It's for women suffering depression, anx- iety, low self-esteem or under emotional strain. Carl 686-3248 (Christine or Sheri) for information, location, registration. Lot $39.95 as printed in In s Advertiser, Sept. 17. We regret any ' 1ornenlence this may the "" have caused. OVL Vo garden L______ rw_ i with Veronica Sliva We're online at www.durhamnews.net Watch Your Paper for an important announcement Sunday, September 21! Canada's Largest NIunicipat Sports Centre and its here in Whitby, the Heart of the Region. Iroquois Park Sports Centre See It Again For The First Time! Learn the Art of Taoist T a *1 Chi Drop in and see demonstrations of this ancient Chinese exercise for health. Join in -Taoist Tai Chi can be practiced by anyone -at any age, and at any level of physical ability. Open House Sunday September 21 2:00 to 4:OOPM 114 Athol Street, Whitby For more information call (905) 668-6500 A registered charitable organization # 0693101-19. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1997 -PAGE IS Though the idea of alien contact may seem unlikely to most people, the prospect of natural gas prices rising is well within the realm of possibility. With experts predicting natural gas price increases of as much as 26% to 38%', the time is right for a new way of thinking. Experts predict 26% to 389V natural gas price increases The new Energy Plus service from the TransCanada Pipelines Group gives you a Guaranteed Fixed Price on natural gas for the next 3 or 5 years, whichever you choose. Plus now when you switch, you'll save 20% off your guaranteed rate, every - month for your first year. The fact is, a great natural gas rate today is r► eno* to prow you agairtst the Price increases experts are predicting over the next five years. ongoing deregulation of the natural gas market means you can now choose the company that supplies wur natural gas to wur local utility company. 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C 1W RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! :: W W Z W W W cc W cs W cc W Z H z c� C) Z -1� Z m m m �o �i Z m m m ._ ■ W w W -�r --N a � WL::� MIKE TED DWAYNE TED JIM DON ANNBILL HAZEN KEVIN CORRIGAN WILLIAMSON PICKARD WILLIAMSON McELROY ARSENAULT HEARD GOODWYN HARDING WORSLEY F- _ "T11INKI\(T I.IKLI A (A'STONIJAC 19 HARWOOD AVE. (North of 401) - -_�: 905m683w5358 d , nlor,, KERRY LEN TOM PAUL PICKARD WOODCOCK BRASSOR GROBERT C) Z a Z SERVICE OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY X AND EVERY NIGHT m . 1- ... RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT HERE! RIGHT MERE! NIOrtr.r.tt,r,r.rrr)• frt•rM��°f't'frf'j•'►'}rNY++'�r'r')Arra,:l++�t)rl.l�I;,,,:::,...,.,,t.rlh:rAy+rotN:►•►HMMNitNirNilMl/Mi+THEiVH1Y9 ADVEt271lSER'PIIIDAY,SLP'1PMSLR19,1997-PAGE 17 is Y 4 i E r g 1 i. i� r 1 r r 11 � ,. rr � ,.. 1 ..t r;Yril1A}f � ; n.. •- ' n c w YM Red courses can help you become a lifesaver Do you know the five signs of internal bleeding'? A Red Cross first aid course can teach you how to recognize and deal with emergency situations like internal bleeding. Red Cross First Aid courses are held monthly at the organization's Ajax - Pickering Community Office in Pickering and its Region of Durham Branch in Oshawa. The courses include CPR procedures which can be performed by one adult to help adults, infants or children, and also offer optional instruction in two -person CPR. The eight-hour basic Emergency First Aid course is available in Ajax -Picker- ing from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 4 or from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m. on Tues- day and Thursday, Oct. 21 and 23; and in Oshawa from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 25. Church women hold luncheon and euchre PICKERING — The United Church Women are holding a luncheon and euchre Tuesday. Sept. 23 at Claremont United Church on Old Brock Road in Clare- mont. The luncheon begins at 12 noon" Lunch and cards cost $7 and cards only is $2. For more information, call Glen Eagle at.649-1363. 010 0 SA i T. SEPT. 20 i 21 24 RK SINN, STEVE KOSTKA Oto SUNRISE AVE. Sales Representative wESTSHORE (SOUTH) BESIDE FRENCMIAN•S BAT YACHT CLUB (PICKERING) - -=4JW- Just Wed' Great bcabon. I berm rased Ntq*w 'double car Prudential 9--w. w - "w! Amss" mwv3wn wet kw hand. Gorgeous bade Yard wO head aground poet. Las of grass left Achievers ftMiy and rees. 'huge yard'. finished basernent (gas kepkxe). Irdge. stove. (l 6shwasher. washer. dryer, pent w, garage Openers. 831-767.7 ,z(24. yew deck. ,5xnpatio ("' gas barbw) ,rest moven (Non t last. Cal now. Steve Koslka'. a31-7617. APPLES + Family Fun • Straw tk corn mazes • Picnic shelters • Apple cider e Animals e Walking tours Pumpkins w .ra ra•a roil.w ave own 4 bm me or takvldp Rd.. clerk lade M. OR 3 km wmt or Hwy 12 = sMM Lae 2 Mild Sept. • Wealthy • McIntosh • Gata Late sept.tipanan a Cortland • Empire Early Oct.* Red IXliciow • Golden Iklicious • lonaRold a Crispin (Mustu) Mid Oct. • Idared • Russett • N. Spy • Fuji OPEN DAILY 9 TO 5 CALL 905-985-2096 Standard First Aid, a more comprehensive 16 -lo - 18 -hour course (depending on whether the two -person CPR option is included) is available in Ajax -Pickering on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 4 and 5 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., or on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Oct. 21, 23, 28 and 30 from 6:30 to 10:30 p.m.; and in Oshawa Satur- day and Sunday, Oct. 25 and 26 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Re -test courses for 'both Emergency and Standard First Aid will be held in Pickering Saturday, Oct. 18 from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fees for the courses are: Emergency First Aid, $55: Standard First Aid, $70, $90 with 'Two -Rescuer' option; Emergency First Aid re -test, $35; and Standard First Aid retest, $50. A private course can be held either at the Red Cross or at your facility or home on days, weekends or evenings, for a minimum of six people. The Ajax -Pickering Red Cross office is at 1648 Bayly St., while the Oshawa office is in the Office Galle- ria, suite 115. 419 King St. W. For more information or to register, call the Ajax - Pickering branch at 420- 3383 or the Oshawa branch at 905-723-2933. Register at least one week in advance. BARRIE LENNOX SUN., SEPT. 21, 2-4 P.M. Sales Representattve 52 ROTHEAN DRIVE WHITBY (Queen's COMM*n) WJW p New price, Queen's Common tt)t�%1// 1 Almond model, 2,775 sq. k., lot REAUTY (1/lt1 LTD. RUA 50x125', 4 bedrooms. Ready to •1J=1:■.[• %,r., sErr. 2u. l; `fky 12-2 P.M. if is a'FLLS ORES i huar kit.hen .1 -r mo & Lust -in & rrnl. ran �t :r• pprn�. 2.110) ►q. ft. -ho.,+likr a nmi.4 • I rdmlt quality CHRIS PYKE • N.•ard -inning •u61ni i.,e. Sales Representatly g I OAK") nndrr kmhirr'. pri— n...." Family rm.../ - riling & aaa rp ,E • In,=k driv—a. GROUP - • rrd.3209.7 7' ' Igra' all (feria' A 619-9500 l9 -•).;t1). We're online at www.durhamnews.net TM WE MAKE IT SIMPLE... YOU MAKE IT GREAT 623 KINGSTON RD. (Pickering I/C Centre, west of Whites Rd.) (905)837-9463 The increasing popularity of wine made on the premises at WINE NOT has many area residents enjoying its benefits in taste, cost and convenience. Their specially designed on -premises system uses pure juice concentrate and 'straight" juices from various countries. There's a selection of 35 fine wines which can also be customized or altered, so that each batch can have a distinctive flavour and characteristics: heavier, lighter, sweeter, drier, etc. Another reason why WINE NOT has many customers referring their friends is the price; you can reduce your wine costs by at least 1/2 to 2/3 of LC.B.O. bought products. The preservative -free taste and the fun simple way in which it can be made, keeps people coming back to WINE NOT. Franchise owner SCOTT FRYER and the consultants at WINE NOT in Pickenng will probe your taste preferences and help you choose from white, red, ice style, sherry, Premium, or even fruit wine. The customer need only pitch the yeast and mix for 20 minutes. After the mixture ferments in climate controlled conditions for 4-6 weeks, you return to help bottle it and take home approximately 30-750ml bottles. The package price includes the corks, shrink wraps, and labels. They can also supply the bottles. The WINE NOT centre in Pickering opened in July 1996, and is part of a network of approximately 25 stores across Ontario. Whether it's a wedding wine with personalized labels or a wine you would be proud to serve your friends at home, you can enjoy excellent taste S savings at WINE NOT. PICKERING TILE CENTRE LTD. OFFERING FLOOR FASHIONS OF VALUE FOR OVER 10 YEARS 615 KINGSTON RD., Pickering (905) 420-6800 (Pickering UC Centre, west of Whites Rd.) Although North Americans are now really just beginning to take full advantage of ceramic tile products, they have been in use in Europe and Asia for over 2000 years. Ceramic products have been discovered in Egyptian rooms and ancient pyramids that kook as bright and clean as the day they were made. Ceramic We applications are perceived as being more expensive than other flooring products• but the cost of the is often comparable to vinyl. The longevity of ceramics, and the exceptionally low maintenance costs are major benefits; only an occasional dean up with a damp cloth or a sponge is needed. The unparalleled beauty 3 numerous design applications of ceramic file make them a desirable addition to any home%ommerciaLlndustrial application. The sales staff at the showroom of PICKERING TILE CENTRE LTD. can determine your needs on a personal basis and then guide your choice from the tremendous variety of samples on display. as well as an in -stock selection. They import many of their own lines of ceramic tide for the wall and floor. PICKERING TILE can also supply shower doors, vanities, bathtubs, whirlpool spas, pedestal basins, and MOEN fixtures. The staff at PICKERING TILE can save you money by providing instruction and the needed tools/supplies, allowing you to install We yourself. Everything sold can also be professionally installed by experienced crews. AUTO PARTS "�G TSE IF.AZZIL.ATAYIIti(` THE LEADER" 1895 CLEMENTS FW., Pickering (905) 619.3141 95 SUNRAY ST., Whhby (905) 6686806 also In Port Perry and Uxbridge IMTED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. is the vitt lick between replacement part manufaewrers and dw and user--Ihe service garages. collision repair oetlros. and service professionals. UNITED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. can boast of Durham Region's largest inventory of replacement parts. tools, and supplies. When a wholesale client cats in a parts order or slops by the sales counter. they are assured of having that order Ned quickly. so hoists and service bays are not tied up unnecessarily. Minimizing downtime with fast delivery and Providingno d p UINTpraniun quaky Products. o ED AUTO PARTS AJAX MICwith a to is the logical dwice. UfiTED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. is jointly owned by 908 BROWNLEE along with UAP Inc. UNITED AUTO PARTS AJAX INC. features many nationally recognized brands as well as many premium quality parts marketed under the UAP/NAPA label. AN parts most or exceed original equipment manufacturers specifications, and are supported by a nation wide consumer warranty. Many common hand tools, marketed under the UIUWm label, come with a lifetime warranty. There's also the exclusive Bodypro line of auto body 8 painting supplies. UAP/NAPA's Autopro Associate Program is the nation's largest network of automotive professionals with over 700 Aubp o locations. Many other automotive service centres, numbering in the thousands. have chosen to become UAPMAPA YentberAnistaYen or Certified Body Shops. TORONTO 1450 KINGSTON RD., Pickering • • • = (at Valley Farm Road) Helping YOU Budd a Better Life (905) 420-1344 Founded 21 years ago in Toronto, there are now 48 campuses of the TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS / COMPUCOLLEGE, making them the largest private vocational school in Canada. TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS offers single Certificate programs for learning skills, or multi -skill Diploma programs which allow you to earn a Diploma in 6 to 10 months. Their course modules give students the flexibility to attend half day classes and be available to work part-time during their study program, if necessary. A very thorough no -cost interview will be arranged to inform you about the various courses offered at the Pickering campus. The Admissions Representative will also go over your interests and previous skills which could assist in your future training program. Modem training aids in a classroom setting allow trained qualified instructors to help you learn office 8 computer skills in a variety of courses: Computer Programming S Systems Analysis, Computer Technician, Computer Business Applications, Computer Support Specialist, Network Communications Technician, Medical Office Assistant, Legal Administrative Assistant, Executive Secretary, Business Administration, Accounting 8 Computers, Hotel/Restaurant 8 Bar Operations, Dental Chairside Assistant, Dental Reception, Travel and Tourism. They also have a very advanced Computer Animation course with Alias/Wavefront. The Pre -Employment Readiness Module (PERM) at TORONTO SCHOOL OF BUSINESS is designed to prepare students for entering the TSB school program and also focuses on valuable job search skills to improve their success in seeking and attaining employment. The Tuition fees are tax deductible. Financial Assistance may be available, for those who quality. CAR CARE... A LOT MORE THAN TUNE UPS! 355 BAYLY ST. W., Ajax (east of Westney Rd.) (905) 683-9699 Consumers should be aware that not all automotive repair facilities are capable of adequately servicing vehicles that make use of on-going changes in electronic fuel injection and ignition systems, computer controls, and starting/charging systems. The technicians at PRECISION TUNE AUTO CARE update their knowledge and diagnostic service equipment to remain current with the newest operating systems and technology. They can ascertain whether your vehicle has a defective sensor, needs an injector cleaning, or requires a more comprehensive tune-up. They specialize in diagnosing driveability problems with late model vehicles. PRECISION TUNE AUTO CARE has developed into a network of over 600 locations found across North America, with locations internationally as well. They were rated the a1 Franchise in its field world-wide by Entrepreneur Magazine. The centre in Ajax opened in January 1997, and is franchise owned b operated by BRUCE SCHIE. PRECISION TUNE can service most imports and domestic vehicles, providing tune-ups, emissions analysis, brake work, shock absorber and strut replacement, front-end work b wheel alignments, automotive air conditioning service with environmentally friendly procedures, lube -oil -filter service, and motor vehicle inspections. The PRECIIS10N TUNE technicians will replace or repair only what is needed, using quality replacement parts that meet or exceed the original equipment manufacturer's (O.E.M.) specifications. Tune-ups come with a 12 month/12,000 mile warranty honoured at any PRECISION TUNE AUTO CARE location (ask centre manager for details). 1355 KNOGSTON RD., Pickering (905) 837-1166 (Pkkeritg Town Centre, at Uverpool Rd.) PJ'S PET CENTRES has introduced a one-stop bull service centre dedicated to pet bves. Whether your tastes lean towards fns, fur or loathers, PJ'S PET CENTRES has a groat selection of heals by pet stock that is lolly guaranteed. This 20.000 square bot, whealchairltandicap accessible store opened in Pickering in December 1995. Thera are now 6 PJ'S PET CENTRES throughout Greater Toronto, as wag as 3 sister stores known as 'Super Per. Store Manager SCOTT WITTEN realizes that personal customer service and quality products. priced right, a what w9 keep customers coming back. PJ'S Mows you to choose from a diverse variety of colourful birds: grey cockat als, budgies. lovebirds, canaries, and finches, as well as bird cages d seed. Those with aquatic tastes can view over 170 tanks of fish, live coral and alive shark, 10 tanks of In plants, a large goldfish pond, along with scenic materials, aquariums. filters. lights, pumps, and more. Irl tens and puppies are often featured, as well as small furry animals. and reptiles. Full service pet grooming is peformed on-site. The staff at PJ'S regularly are for pets, and deal with pet owners every day, so they are qualified to help you choose the right supplies and foods. They carry a good stock of competitively priced national brands: Hill's Science Die':, lams, and Nutrience (Hagen). PJ'S PET CENTRES also features HAGEN Quality Pet Products, flea A odour remedies, toys, training aids, pet beds, travel cages, leashes, bowls, treats, pet books. as well as other pet care items and great gift ideas. P • o MR SHARK SERVING DURHAM REGION FOR 15 YEARS 682 MONARCH AVE., Ajax (905) 683-1089 (Units 2, 3, 4) Fax. (905) 683-1159 Whether it's the Performance Series, Reprographic Series, Master Series copiers/duplicators, as well as colour copiers, or thermal paper, plain paper laser fax and multi -function fax, EXECUTIVE COPIER SYSTEMS INC. carries a comprehensive line of innovative business systems technology by SHARP. They offer solutions to government bureaus, educational institutions as well as industry and small business. Model FO -6500. Sharp's most advanced multifunction fax, can be immediately connected to your computer. It provides walk-up users high memory, fast scanning and unique duplex fax capability. The new SHARP colour copier offers a broad spectrum of built-in and optional productivity -enhancing features, meeting the image quality and high-volume copy demands of today's corporate environment. The AR -5132 Digital Copier can be connected to your computer and doubles as a high speed network printer. Owner GEORGE DUNN is assisted by qualified sales representatives who can suggest an appropriate SHARP system that will address your needs. EXECUTIVE COPIER SYSTEMS will also be there to support you after the sale or lease, should you have any questions or need factory trained service. EXECUTIVE COPIER SYSTEMS is now celebrating 15 years of business. In 1996, they relocated & expanded their facilities to twice their former size, with modifications in all departments. EXECUTIVE COPIER SYSTEMS invites you to their OPEN HOUSE on Thursday, October 30th from 2-6 pm for a hands-on demonstration of the new products! THr GREAT CnIV AtJInH 1111 A: A ONE OF A KIND TASTE EXPERIENCE 705 KINGSTON RD., Pickering (905) 420-7027 (at Whites Rd., in the Whites Rd. Shopping Centre) 105 BAYLY ST. W., Ajax (905) 427-7155 (at Harwood Ave., in the Baywood Centre) THE GREAT CANADIAN BAGEL was first established in 1993 in Toronto, and has grown to over 150 stores across Canada. The Pickering location opened in May 1994, and the Ajax store opened in September 1995; both are locally owned b operated. Their unique baking procedure gives their bagel its shiny finish, controls the size to which it rises, and gives it the unique taste and texture. THE GREAT CANADIAN BAGEL products are made from scratch with no fats, oils or preservatives. One taste and you will be hooked! Aside from taste, what makes THE GREAT CANADIAN BAGEL truly different is the selection. There's your old favourites and many unique new varieties too; try cheddar -herb, sun-dried tomato, sour dough• egg, multi -grain, pesto, "Everything% chocolate chip -- over 18 varieties in total. You can buy their bagels individually, or in a value -priced baker's dozen (13) for take home, or you can enjoy a custom made bagel sandwich at their in-store cafe with smoke-free environment_ THE GREAT CANADIAN BAGEL creates bagel sandwiches with a wide choice of IWings/toppings, and a variety of over 21 store -made flavoured cream cheese spreads. Other tasty items ideal for a quick snack or lunch include soups, salads, bagel dogs, pizza bagels, Tomazzo bagel, breakfast bagels (served all day), cookies, as well as gourmet coffee, espresso, cappuccino, caffe latte, and other beverages. Ask to see their catering menu which offers many delicious platters. Ask for your TGCB Customer VIP Card. Also, take advantage of their Wednesday weekly special --only $4.25 for a dozen bagels! ROYAL WOODS LINCOLN MERCURY SALES LTD. FOR SALES dt SERVICE SATISFACTION 3260 HWY. 7, Plidaring (WS) SM2300 (just east of Westrwy Rd., at Audley Road) Purchasing a vehicle is largely considered a pleasant experience. but the available options today can make the choice confusing and dilfick.& for the average consumer. However. as customer needs 6 wants aro now being recopnized as the most important factors to address. management in do automotive saleslservice industry are benefiting from a growing awareness...and responding. Dealer principal DOMENIC FACCIOLO and staff members in all departments at ROYAL WOODS LINCOLN MERCURY SALES LTD. use to sales and service standards devefoped at Ford as da staring point for a tizzy pleasant experience. Courrtaous and Ver sales staff assist customers to make an informed decision based on knowledge of the product and the various financing options of buying or The Plan kmwkg pro9rwn- The 1996 Ford Windstar minivan a ergineened with over billy standard safety features, including a bur -wheel anti-lock braking system and dual front air bags. Windstar has condonable 7 - passenger seating with a variety of configurations. so you can accommodate your exact people and cargo carrying needs. Windstar's new Family Entry System gives you easy access from the drivers entrance to the second row. Windstar offers the standard 3.0-11ler V6 and the 200 -hp 3.8 -lite SPI that dahvers more power than any other minivan. 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Reg. #2264141. iPAGE'DU - MU NEWSAUVERTiSER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 1% 1997 A11*0und Durham Re gion `Cage the animal' Sex attack on teen warrants life term, says Crown B) STEPHEN SHAW on life s DURHAM STAFF The N An "animal" who savagely beat and raped a well as a 14 -year-old Oshawa girl, then left her to die in a ous lace field, committed one of the worst sex crimes ever at the ti and should tie "caged" for life, a prosecutor says. she now Michael Kohylanski. 21, who pleaded guilty ley said. last month to aggravated sexual assault. smashed Inside his victim in the head with a rock. raped her while a front she was unconscious then dumped her nude body glances in a grass field near a railway line. dock. "This is a case of stark horror. I don't think In a anyone could argue this is an offence with unusu- how the al features of brutality or cruelty." Crown attorney manent Ken Polley said. ing abilirc At a sentencing hearing yesterday, the Crown mas, t urged Judge Donald Halikowski to imprison Mr. in Kohylanski for life, recognizing him as "one of the worst offenders because of the heinous circumstances of this crime." '76 have sexual intercourse with 4 someone who may or may not be a corpse... I don't think even an animal would act in the circumstances he did. That is not human behavior." Mr. Polley said. Court heard the victim was at a downtown Oshawa night club with friends early in the morning of July 14. MICHAEL 1996 when the victim met and KOBYLAN'SKI befriended Mr. Kohylanski, who Rapist subjected claimed to he new to the area. teen to 'stark hor- Mr. Kohylanski later "tricked" the ror' teen into helping him find his way home and when the pair stopped briefly along a trail near Hall and Centre streets, he attacked her, ing. He striking her over the head with a chunk of con- tardly an %rete. himself. Mr. Polley said Mr. Kobylanski chose a victim Mr. who was "'vulnerable, easy prey. apology "What does he do to this 14 -year-old Good lowing t Samaritan who was trying to help him... He took Mr. Kob advantage of her in the worst way possible. And ing a c as if that wasn't bad enough, he carried her body change to an area where her she could not be found... he attack. left her to die." "In h The victim was found 13 hours later and whateve underwent life-saving brain surgery at hospital, Mr. Kob where she remained comatose for eight days and Sent upport for several weeks. 'ictim suffered several skull fractures, as broken cheekbone, broken nose and seri- rations to her scalp and left ear. Doctors me did not think she would survive and faces a lifetime of rehabilitation, Mr. Pol- the courtroom yesterday, surrounded in row scat by friends, the victim traded with her attacker, sitting in the prisoner's victim impact statement, she described attack haunts her daily. In addition to per - physical disabilities, affecting her learn - ties and speaking skills, she suffers night - rusts no one and is afraid to be alone. petrified to walk by myself. I'm afraid someone might try to hurt me again. My life is screwed up forever... There isn't a day that goes by I don't cry." she wrote. Her mother, who testified at the hearing, wept as she described the "nightmare" her daughter and family has endured over the past year. "It's dust been a living hell," she said. Mr. Kohylanski's lawyer, Robert Kimball, who asked for a 10- year sentence, told court his client con- sumed a large quantity of beer the night of the attack. In a statement read by his lawyer, Mr. Kohylanski offered his "sincere apologies" to the victim and her family and said he hopes his guilty plea will "release" them from suffer - said his actions were "disgraceful, das- d monstrous" and that he was ashamed of Polley, however, said Mr. Kobylanski's "rings hollow" given his behavior fol - he attack. As an example, Mr. Polley said ylanski was asked by a detective, follow- onfession, what if anything he would about his actions on the night of the indsight? I think I might have looked for r I hit her with and probably moved it," ylanski replied. encing is scheduled for Oct. 8. Trucker charged for traffic violations Wheel assembly breaks; fine of $2,000 to $50,000 possible OSHAWA — An Oshawa trucker has been _charged after the wheel assembly broke off his five -ton dump truck in the city's north end. The owner -operator of the 1981 GMC truck was charged Wednesday following an investi- gation by Durham Regional Police's traffic management unit (TMU). The truck was travelling on Hillcroft Street near Wilson Road last Friday around 3 p.m. when one of the rear dual wheel assemblies broke away, says Sergeant Rick Bates of the TMU. The wheels rolled along the roadway and stopped without further incident, he says. Police were called to the scene and an inves- tigation was conducted by Constable Jean- Louis Hinds, a commercial vehicle inspector with the TMU. The inspection revealed the truck was over its capacity at the time and the wheel studs were not secured properly, police say. In addition, the rear lights were defective and the parking brake was not functioning, police say. Police have charged Arnold Arnburg, 62, under the new Ontario Truck Safety Regula- tions with having an unsafe commercial vehi- cle. He's scheduled to appear in court in Whit- by on Nov. 5. The truck's licence plates have also been seized by police and the truck removed from service. Under the new provincial regulations which went into effect at the start of this month, the truck owner could face a minimum fine of $2,000 and a maximum fine of $50,000, says Sgt. Bates. Police N:lieve this is the first charge of this nature to be laid in this area since the introduc- tion of these new regulations, says Sgt. Bates. photo by Andrew Iwanowski String for a puppet Four-year-old Alexander Mahoney gets some help from Elizabeth Davie as he makes a puppet at the Artfest held in Esplanade Park in Pickering last Saturday. The event was sponsored jointly by the Town of Pickering and The PineRidge Arts Council. Forum tackles youth crime WHITBY— The Ontario Crime Con- trol Commission is coming to Durham to hear local residents speak: about youth crime. Durham Centre MPP Jim Flaherty, parliamentary assistant to the attorney - general, and MPPs Jim Brown and Bob Wuxi, parliamentary assistant% to the solicitor general. will hold the forum Tuesday, Sept. 30 from 7 to 9 p.m. at St. Bernard Separate School, 1000 Dryden Blvd., Whitby. People who want to attend are urged to call 430-1141 to reserve a seat. "It's public consultation about crime in general and youth crime in particular:' says Mr. Flaherty, who reports the com- mission has already held hearings in Chatham, Barrie and Etobicoke and will also go to Peterborough, Ottawa and the Niagara area this fall. "Mr. (Premier Mike) Harris want.% us to come up with resolutions that will reduce crime:' he says. Mr. Flaherty says statistics show crime is actually decreasing "but that's not what we're hearing from people at these public hearings" The Young Offenders Act "is widely disliked and perceived as inflective:' he adds. 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News Advertiser &��te�tai0 ff/ffefft FAX: 683-7363 Restaurant & Bar -of equal Or lesser value �Im +rd A aM aMr prarow � Buy One�Eni�ee.onec�oerlaole �.oupon E■pres Ott 3197 � Get one FREE 1 Tea%cher outed at Academy In In Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering: Smith. They are the best -kept secret in th Air Force One: Harrison Ford, Glenn Close. A thriller with Harrison Ford as the U.S. president who's kidnapped aboard an airplane. Excess Baggage: Alicia Silverstone. A spoiled little rich girl plans her own kid- napping to gain attention from her rich daddy. However, her little plan goes terri- bly awry. Fire Down Below: Steven Seagal. Fed- eral Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Marshal Jack Taggart (Steven Sea - gal) has set out on assignment to avenge the ruthless killing of a trusted colleague. Following the murdered agent's trail, Tag- gart travels through the tiny hamlets that dot the hills of Appalachia to expose the people responsible for dumping hazardous waste -- lethal chemical time bombs such as dTCE, cyanide and benzene -- into abandoned mine shafts that most residents would rather forget. The Game: Michael Douglas, Sean Penn. There are no rules in The Game. And that will make life very difficult for Nicholas Van Orton (Michael Douglas). a shrewdly successful businessman who is always in control. Well-bred and well - schooled, Van Orton lives a well -ordered life, until an unexpected birthday gift from his brother Conrad (Sean Penn) destroys it all. George of the Jungle: An adaptation of the cartoon from the '60s. Plenty of special effects in this Disney movie. Be sure to 'watch out for that tree'. G.I. Jane: Demi Moore. Directed by Ridley Scott of Bladerunner fame. Demi Moore turns in her birthday suit (remem- ber Striptease?) for khaki and a buzz cut in this drama about a woman's pursuit of respect in a military setting. Hoodlum: Laurence Fishburne. Harlem 1934. Fresh out of Sing Sing, Ellsworth 'Bumpy' Johnson (Fishburne) returns to the old neighborhood to find brutal gangster 'Dutch' Schultz (Tim Roth) trying to muscle in on the lucrative numbers racket. Dutch is the first to see the penny bets of Harlem's poor add up to thousands of dollars a day, with the A scene from Wes Craven's horror film Wishmaster now playing at ipicx 9 in Pickering and at the Champlain Cinemas, Whitby. biggest share belonging to the exotic Stephanie St. Clair (Cicely Tyson), known as the Queen of Policy. When the Queen is arrested and jailed, she entrusts Bumpy to run her operation. Bumpy allies himself with powerful crime lord 'Lucky' Luciano (Andy Garcia), triggering a full-scale war that sends blood flowing through the streets of Harlem. In and Out: Kevin Kline, Joan Cusack. Howard Brackett's (Kline) high school students are astonished. One of his former students (Matt Dillon) has become a Hol- lywood superstar and clumsily called Howard's sexuality into question — on the Academy Awards telecast no less. Instantly Howard's tranquil life in Green- leaf, Indiana has turned upside down. Is it really true that the students' favorite teacher might be gay'' But hey, he can't be gay; he's about to get married! Then again, he also teaches the drama class and boy, does he love those Barbra Streisand records. Kull The Conqueror: Kevin Sorbo of TV's Hercules: The Legendary Journeys makes his motion picture debut in Kull the Conqueror, an epic fantasy adventure. The character is based on the Robert E. Howard pulp fiction hero of the '30s. which later inspired the popular Marvel Comics character of the '70s. Leave It to Beaver: Janine Turner. The classic '50s and '60s sitcom is updated to '90s -style featuring all the members of the Cleaver clan. Ward (Christopher McDon- ald) is still wise and wonderful and every- thing you'd want in a Dad; June (Turner) is still the perfect wife and mother; and Wally (Erik von Detten) is still the popu- lar, smart and athletic big brother. In other words, one tough act to follow. And that leaves us with hapless. irrepressible Theodore, a.k.a. the Beaver (Cameron Finley). who's just a regular kid somehow stuck in the perfect family and trying his best just to stay out of trouble. Men in Black: Tommy Lee Jones, Wil e universe. Working for a highly -funded yet unofficial agency. K (Jones) and J (Smith) are the Men in Black, providers of immi- gration services and regulators of all things alien on earth. They are our best, last and only line of defence in protecting the earth from the scum of the universe. Mimic: Mira Sorvino. A filmed -in - Toronto thriller. When a deadly epidemic threatens to wipe out an entire generation llf children, a team of brilliant scientists n , a way to stop it by genetically alter - nature. But now three years later. -.c ure is striking back and the cure they r;:ated has begun to take on a life of its �w n. For thousands of years, man has heen evolution's greatest creation...until now. Wishmaster: The newest film from horror master Wes Craven. As the old adage goes: find a lamp. rub it and a mys- tica!, benevolent genie will grant you three wishes and ensure that all your dreams and desires will be fulfilled. Chat's the old adage. The Wishmaster's genie has the face of fear itself. In Wish - master, a gem that imprisons the most malicious of genies is stumbled upon and the djinn is awakened from its thousand - year sleep. From there all hell breaks loose. The djinn (portrayed by Andrew Divoff) is the horror genre's newest, most intense creature and the filmmaker, have brought together a one -of -a -kind horror cast that includes Tony Todd (Candyman). Kane Hodder (Jason) and Robert Englund (Wes. Craven's own Freddy Krueger). Craven has said: "In Wishmaster. we are passing the reigns over to what could very well be one of the greatest horror figures of all time" The film also stars Tammy Lauren, who unwittingly releases the demon. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Champlain Cinemas, N%'hitby: Air Force One, Excess Baggage, The Game, Men in Black, Wishmaster. NOTE: The Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas are closed for renovations. Don't enlist in McHale's Navy BY STEVEN R. COLE SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER Movie Watch rates movies by how many times I check my watch, with one being the best and five the worst. McHALE'S NAVY starring Tom Arnold and David Alan Grier, directed by Bryan Spicer rated PG Tom Arnold is Quinton McHale, an ex - naval officer turned big-time smuggler. He supplies the local Caribbean naval base with all of the necessities of life such as pinball machines, ale and ice cream. When the new commander arrives, played by Dean Stockwell, all the stuff must go and McHale is banned from the base. Then things get worse. The second worst terrorist in the world arrives at a nearby island and devises a plan to create a new world order which, of course, includes the use of nuclear weapons. When the Pentagon hears of this, it decides only one man can handle the job. That man is Lt. Commander Quinton McHale. He rejoins the navy on his terms with his own motley crew of sailors. This family-oriented comedy is about average for laughs and story line. Audi- ence members will recognize many mem- bers of the supporting cast, which includes 3rd Rock From The Sun's French Stewart, Ellen's Bruce Campbell and the original McHale, Ernest Borgnine. I checked my watch 4 times. CASPER A SPIRITED BEGINNING starring Steve Guttenberg & Rodney Dan- gerfield, directed by Sean McNamara rated G 'The Friendly Ghost' returns in this video sequel that tells how Casper and his Uncles Stretch, Stinky and Fatso became a family. Casper has skipped haunting classes and ends up learning some of the tricks from 'The Ghostly Trio'. The only prob- lem is that this isn't allowed. Every ghost must go through haunting class to get their licence. This is why Snivel has been sent out to get them. To make matters worse, the house they are haunting is scheduled for demolition by Steve Guttenberg. The only hope the ghosts have is to convince him the house should stay as a historical landmark. This video suffers from many of the problems of straight -to -video sequels. However, it is highlighted by Pauly Shore's unusually toned -down perfor- mance as Snivel and Michael McKean, a militia -style demolition man who will stop at nothing to get the job done. I checked my watch 5 times. PAGE 24 - 1iE • , ACt IS1E� R1DAY, 11"'f1�)t 1 }�97 Pickering Sp- orts Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 P News Advertiser Pickering athlete makes fast tracks for Texas BY AL RIVETr SPORTS REPORTER PICKERING — The warm climate and the coaching she'll receive has enticed a top Pickering track and field athlete to the southern United States. Lisa Bonser. 18, began a full athletic scholarship in track and field at the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) this month. The campus, home to a student pop- ulation of 15,000, is situated in the city of EI Paso on the Rio Grande River across from Mexico. 1 She notes it was a difL. - ficult decision to pick a university where she will spend the next five years. She received six scholar- ship offers from the University of Iowa, 1 Indiana University. Kent:` State University, :Northeastern University. Ball State University and the University of Texas. -s = But, after a visit to the •� UTEP campus founded in 1913, and meeting "It was mostly because of the weather and the coach. I just like the way he coach- es and the outlook he has on coaching;' says Bonser. She notes Kitchen has coached a long list of successful student athletes at the school. Bonser is one of four freshmen on the UTEP women's track team, this year and has already begun training approximately three hours each day in preparation for the first meet against several other universities in the Western Athletic Conference later this month. The St. Mary Catholic Secondary School graduate will carry quite a load on the UTEP women's track team. She'll com- pete in the triple jump, her specialty, as well as the long jump, 100 -metre and 200 - metre races. She's also being groomed to compete in the 400 -metre hurdles and the heptathlon. Bonser says UTEP has a history of being a strong contender in track and field. Last year, the men's track team won the Western Athletic Conference. The women's team has also been '' .. strong, but with the addition of four first-year athletes, it's in a with university track and field coach Bob Kitchen, she was convinced to Pickering resident Lisa Bonser is at the. University of Texas at El move to deep in the heart Pasohas on a track and field scholarship. The 18 year old has of Texas. already begun training for the upcoming season. Aj ax=Pickering Raiders host yard sale at recreation- complex Saturday A local hockey squad will host - a garage sale Saturday to raise funds for the coming ' season. The Ajax -Pickering Raiders major bantam `AAA' rep hockey team will host the sale at the Pickering Recreation Complex's arena side from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, call 420-1934. Soft- ballers have soft hearts 'The Pickering Softball Association's TPA Investment Planning novice girls' softball W= celebrated the end of the season with a party at Playdium in Mississauga recently. The `admission' price was a donation of food to the St. Paul's on the Hill food bank in Pickering. Team members are front row, from left, Alisa Wulff, Devon Paget, Margaret Smith, Anne Marie Pederson, Michelle Simmonds and Kathryn Bezubiak. In back are Tania Tabar, Alexis McLaren, Deanna Dixon, Jennifer Colley, Natalie Gavin, Lauren Hildebrandt, Melinda Parker and Heather Partridge. rebuilding mode. This past summer was a notable one for Bonser, who competed at the Junior National Track and Field Championships in Abbotsford, B.C. Representing the Phoenix Track and Field Club of Oshawa, she won the bronze medal in both the triple jump and the long jump. In her final track season at St. Mary, she won a gold medal in the long jump at the Ontario Federation of Schools Athletic Association championships in Etobicoke. She also competed with the Phoenix Track Club in meets in California, New York, Massachusetts and Quebec this past summer. Bonser says the UTEP track team will compete in 14 to 16 meets, both indoor and outdoor, throughout the track season. She hopes to qualify for the conference meet. which would make her first year in Texas a success. "I want to do really well and qualify fot the conference meet. That would be my big goal for the year and maybe (qualify for) the NCAA championships if I'm lucky;' she says. 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L4Z 3K8 1 Gelaeral Help COURIER DRIVERS NAN'ED .'N° 7sln�ohcr Sernces tic, in expanding Pickering based rotiner company serv- ng Hit GTA. no imneOWe operangs for rekable "er drivers wiM vinns or cars noo - PooMek A strop geograpbal knowledge of Metro Toronto is bench" fnter04 parva all use of vales 1905) 420-6705. Owtvin vexed to, cube van 3 days per geek Light dew- vPh. 663.7356 or 416-568 16 ask for shastr EARN SM a week from hcme grit assembly, secret vwpwv se To appy call 202-41111 tib 106 E]V9IENCED dans A 0 and G ars ers Mean abstract, moving y wriitatnorK neCes- sary and will train Cal Oper- ations 1905) 686.0002 New product handling an asset EXPERIEMCED hanrstyhSt wonted for busy Satan In Our. nam Centre. Alai. Good wap. es Call 19051619-8057 EXPERIENCED Harr Stylist required for full timsevart time or Sundays only. Please cab Mary or Lura at 905-72t1-623. EXPERIENCED Telephone Representatives reputed to work from tame. 29hrs/wu No selling required Please drop resufhes 0 Cana" Diabetes Association. 1360 Hopkins, Unit #2. Whittily or 905.668.0021 Only tlnose selected will be contacted. 1 General Help FULL TIME 3 ielpers for growing : •cutauon office. must be neat 8 ambitious. no experience. an James 905- 723-6900 GAILLIND Requires Cleaners for days and evenings. Drivers license an asset. 683-4134 GRISANTTS E :into,1Yarted. :►.re.:e- sponvue watt cuff and hne cooks Appy if, person bet- &, m 2.4 pm Monday -friday HAIRSTYLIST required. folu part time Mtn expenence for Joseph s Hairstyling. Oshawa InureApply In person, or phorne 723-9251 ask for Joe HAIRSTYLIST WANTED A'Ith clit-ntele Mary Stuns) and u with a 5,000 - 510,000 bonus. please call (416)417-3218 HELP WANTED - 112 15 ' at.n ,�b.e pw,tn,m A. iousevwes and outdoor sports items Training is pro- vided Great for Students Homemakers and extra In- co1fe seekers Gaff Mon to Wed for an neernew 723- 4920 HONEWORKERS NEEOEO- earr '-eat "brit'. 'rom 'tome Exceiteent part-time Income Ent' work No exp roas- sary Send Sett-Addressed- stamped-Erwetops to PO Box 240032. 601 Dundas ST W Mv" Ont LIN 06 L,ttSE Werpt trhk miring S S S Home hosed business CA toe free now' 1-4100-881- 6792 PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT - davf,em 2-4 aays week S7 5d hr Lignt warehouse duties Pukagrng. sortnnq books. need safety shoes Appyn person A J Marketing, 115A C,panOers Or Apx PIZZA Maker warded. must nave scme experience. self- rnouvAeJ. tot days Cal 905- 427-7257 SECURITY GUARD/CLEAMEN. Straight midnights Gearing experience preferred. $900 nr start Fluent English Resumes to 360 Watson St W, Whtby Ann S 60" SUPER -DIET. Take on Un- wanted Pounds 6 Indies Look Good 6 Feel Great IDO% Natural 8 Guaranteed 19051571-5063. WANTED: REGISTERED MASSAGE THERAPIST. 3 days per week Call (905)721- 0363. Mffofltoe fan 1 ONO He4 OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR r busy smoke -tree real estate office. I Ive strong accounting skills and solid m trial experience including supervision W proven communication b people sl id several years real estate experience definite asset. Fax r mme to: Gwynn ® 434.4414 with salary expecta6ws d available stat date Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. ::. . � yea rt Pa-* We are by far Tito t1 t>istributlx of in our sree• Have your ffyefa ff!lliYefed �„ , ' ' ' News Advertiser any wed asdeyr Ffidsy or &N by with The Nets qWw OW everybody res. .. . .. - PAGE 26 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997 1 Sake HWAgeas 1 S" NWAW is Eff Skilled Help Skilled Hip Skilled Wp_ Skilled Help Skilled Help Skilled Help _ IWSkilled Help Two dynamic Advertising Sales Representatives required immediately for career opportunity. Due to expansion of our Telephone Directory we required one Telemarket- ing Rep. and one Outside Sales Rep.. If 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. Mail or fax. resume to: AjaxfPickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS 21-115 Fax. N (905) 619-9068 Skilled Help Skilled Help ArchitecturaU TechnologisU Project Captain Minimum 10 years commercial projects experience. Must have Advanced CAD Computer Skills. location: Gshawa Fax resume: 905-434-2566 CANEFCO LIMITED A well established, east end, industrial heat processing equipment manufacturer has oppcTrtunities for experienced Indroiduals to join our team oriented organization. CONTROL SYSTEMS DESIGNER Candidate must have 5+ years of PLC/MMI programmingg experience, excellent AutoCad .kills and a sound knowledge of the C E. code. Combustion experience an asset. FIELD SERVICES SUPERVISOR Position includes extensive travel. Aust have considerable practical experience in electrical, PLC and combustion installation/ commissioning. Strong mechanical aptitude required. PROJECT COORDINATOR Proven organizational skills in managing large Industrial Projects. Aust be skilled in MS Project and AutoCad. Excellent interpersonal skills and technical degree or diploma mandatory. All positions require dynamic, self starters with a minimum of 5 years experience and excellent communication skills. Only those applicants under consideration will be contacted. No telephone calls please. Fax resume to: Fax: 416-691-9413 Attention: Personnel dept. M1 -off__ qrb BOOKKEEPER required for 'family fitness timers in the Durham Region Must have experience in a conpidenzed accounting environment in- cluding spreadsheet app6ca- borrs. Please sand resume in cordidence to Graham Wil- brits CA care d Strype Ri- ky Chartered Accountants. 885 Progress Avenue Suite 306 SrarboronnaI Ontario MIN 363. GOMM OFFICE help need- ed for small Scarbom office. Pleasant working conditions. require meat and wet Oman- ired individual, with good communication skills. Must be familiar with computers/ windows '95. Full bake con- tracl poAbon. Please reply to: File /23 Oshawa This Week P.O. Box 481. Oshawa. On- Tario L1H 711.5 /ART TIE Support staff needed for busy smoke free real estate office. Pan time evenings and weekends. $8.00 per hr switchboard. keyboard and real estate ex- perience are dNlrrte assets. Fax resume to: (905) 434- 4484 Attention: Flicde 1 Sete Hft I AsaftA ROYAL Ir000t LINCOLN MERCURY Automotive Sales We require two experienced sales representatives. Grow- ing dealerstkp Great working atmosphere. For inkrview all Rick Lantagne. 905.686- 2300 1 IIMo CANDIT M and carpenters apprentice required by the hour all sub contract 1,31.ii 626Mas TdgNlone (905) 427 C1r6 MACNrIiT programmer lathe or milling machine. Possible perm position Call 837060, or tax. E WER1 t1M tie setters re- 6uired. ease call (905) NEATtl16 TECHNICIAN - li- censed gas fitterinstalier for busy residential/commercial contractor. Fax to: 905-852- 0468 (uxtridge) or call 905- 852-5726. MACHINISTAssembler with Mechanical or electronic background needed imme- diately for contract assign- ment. Please call for an ap- =ppn1mem Interim Persoi 1. 905 8a7 -M MAINTENANCE MECHANIC MILLWRIGHT MFG plant in Ajax requires an experienced Mechanic with knowledge of hydraulics, pneumatics, vacuum system, steam, conveyers, pumps, etc. Please send resume and salary_ expectations to: File #22 Oshawa This Week PO Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 71_5 MECHANIC Licensed for heavy equipment 'Year round employment 'Must have tools *Benefit package 'Wages negotiable Phone 683-8211 to arrange interview Supplier to the O.E.M. automotive industry in the Oshawa area has the following op- portunities: MILLWRIGHT Responsible for the production and/or plant equipment installations, malfunctions and repairs. You will be responsible for troubleshooting, preventative maintenance and contributing to continuous improve- ments within the facility. A minimum 3 years experience in a J.I.T. environment is preferred. You must hold a recognized Millwright license. PROCESS ENGINEER Responsible for establishing ergonomically correct processes and procedures, etc. to promote manufacturing efficiency. You will be responsible for process capability, capital planning, engineering studies, equipment layout etc, to compliment con- tinuous improvement activities using the OS9000 methodology. Preference will be given to candidates with 2-3 years experience in the automo- tive parts industry. A degree or diploma in Industrial or Mechanical engineering is preferred. We offer a competitive salary and benefit package. Please send your resume including references to: AMK METAL PRODUCTS Att: Human Resources Manager 248 Simpson Avenue South Bowmanville, Ontario LIC 2x13 Cinram is a hugely successful company with a big entrepreneurial spirit. We are one of the world's largest independent manufacturers of pre-recorded multimedia products. CNC MILL & CNC LATHE PROGRAMMER/OPERATOR Excellent long-term opportunities for professionals who are skilled in working to close tolerances and programming, setting up and operating equipment. You've demonstrated your abilities through two to six years of post -apprenticeship experience. We offer very competitive wages and benefits in an employee -focused environment with excellent working conditions. Apply today. Forward your resume to: Human Resources, Cinram, 2255 Markham Road, Scarborough, Ontario M1 B 2W3 Fax: 416-298-0627 No phone calls please aw In • DeYcse AvailsDl '1 • Daycare AvailableI Firewood 1 chicles for Sall 1 chicks for Sal 4 Dobson Dr. A'ax WIN ie FIREWOOD. excellent very 9 PIECE r...ntr pine dmmq CARPETS lots of carpet, LOVING ehaolemctner RELIABLE N )m of 1 my best pualdy nardiil guar room suite $165u 3 Dressers 100 , nyton, new stain re - ,A 1 wi.; DioySit in my home. First Aid. smoke-Iree. anteed extra Iona time fully $50 each Stove $95. Desk ,ase prp,1S on hand. I none. S Ajax location. "As. achnhes. nutritious seasoned. cut b ftiest $45 9 pea tiring roan sate wit carpel 3 rooms. $349 Certified Medical Assistant. IundntS/Sracks. Wtsiney nneaSuremem, tree delivery. $800 Bedroom suite $295 Price includes carpet- pre Nutritious meals b snacks. ^rens b games 686-13852246 south of 401 call 686-9151 xozl' Near Firewood 905-753- Wardrobe $95 Antique Outlet $135 Bed $125 Video arCade mium pad, expert installa- MAPLE RIDGE HOME. Mother iODTN Aju. 14 years ea- Bogm I rna�ii 1e $250 5 Duncan fife cawrs 3265 2 arroque chairs hon. fast delivery. free esti- nates (30 yards). Norman 6yrs experience. tat aiw CPR. penreme smoke free, large oma S95 Redmer lair $45 686 X14 non -saw". no pets. playroom. ly playhouse Rocker SW (905)-697-3532 receptS all ages hot meats. lC. aflordaDle 837-2042 will p. dOS! LAB P lits 'eq:s!ered. black all s. r to Oo• AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS. CARPETS SALE: Lots of car - Lakeside School Back up $400 Cau 509-647 wood:'oti ch mney during pets 100% nylon stam re - apes Intam b Chid lust ad. awiliDk Cal 683-079 An les 'rid repairs. we Supplyhnstall lease. carpet 3 rooms 3339 ottsikd to you warns b 1 s cabs FREE (30 sq- yd) kidudes: rxpet. needs w 2 MES711ET-RosstaM reW01e for Sal ESTIMATES 686and-7741 -iem Premium 905)426-21 er ek w'yrs. RAGE :. • RpanS. broken on. Free estimates. carpet MUFAMG lead/ Roft IV ICSirywr - mot IV Ic e dBEIGE 33' seltCleanHot- repairs Serrp Oaand Loving daycare. t6 monms to li Snacks. t ��cables. staaed Nw doors/White�- surrounding arca. Sam 905 12 yprs Daily ou0ngs vard.DaOies optners Quality Plus OorHs Inoeit frost -tree refrigerator 816-1772. le, backyard and part) welcome -I, les. receipts. 416.336-0073 Zero -clearance wood-burrwp ,rant. sort' bine, irwam1. nu• Span la 2. Cite 427�I1 1 MMIREAD SHIN TZU te- sol (RudwooyklI cord undli ei CARPETS- quality name 'nhoue innph i Snacks East male spaded. includes eve- brand carpet At low low pia SHEET METAL �:'w_^F, A $ (905N5 alter SOm nstaw named for busy rest- �Dpc—AvedabW �. C.PR arMied Non- I Firewood ryfp 150 hems for twirls es we have it all Commer- denbaVeommerwl coetrac smoking, rine4rptt 905-428 only Ranging hem car spot. CARPET BROKER. 100%. %ir Fax to 905-852-0468 a tIVERP00L/FINCH. ahordabie 1244 A1SOLUTELY TETE BEST top highchairs. Gonrrq. b much Nylon thick piusn stain re- b Residergyl. Proks- Ua 905-852-5726 4Wcare. 2 years and Let. non- PLAT Dayan. 6wks b up sora (905)-a304M. sistant Carpet For 3 rooms. sioral mertaeaaon. repair its smoking. 7 years experience Walking distance to Roland quality seasoned tai, wood. TC DELTA Tads Saw. ext 30 $369 00 Price axe paddes available Senior heeddiscurFo SKIING b window nslaeer re 6rS1 ad. CPA rehr4rnca. rF Mxlw f and lord EID" n xrvelp '� win paid 5550. sell for 90 � � on in dehak pad SalKtadion guxanteed Fp cured Must nave experwnce. CPR. von seaokng ernviron- andOslavw Cae �' Excellent r, --iron. CHI and nu,,, lora n your tank free shop at home, piuse d en tools aro transportabbn Cal tp1-2922 mem. Nome cooked MWS EIREW000 Fr4e tpnoheion in hour Inorrk Mike (905) 431-4040 a (416) tae 905-434.8334 leave mes- and snacks 6am-6pm West- 427-5278 905-436.2631 No interest, no payment for $22-9226sax net' RMMy 2 Cal 683.2210 one toll year. Daniet, 1 m0 ttoa�k 217-0104 IM 1 rearcr oerAlnl 1 sew S"S faro 1 >sr�swd 1 saw 1 mare MEDICAL receptionist need- ed Group Practice 0 VP Pinre and computer slut Palle I . GARAGE SALE THEATRE GARAGE SALE Bow Oshawa Apar a FileFRain ARAGE SALE Saturday Sept. 20th Sam- m BROADMVAY NORTH is Stili r2 t Ostnawa Tnis week PO Y P 2P nit everythinC - Box 481. ostim Ontario LIHEPT. 20,8-3:30 pm 36 Glynn Rd. costerwes, props. frets. hardware, snip• risers, ek.- L5 S T. ag sett 1� - 4aim ppy Lane, Pickering off Harwood, 4th street north of 401 K:• WFATNEY 1itD.s.. AJAX RMT WANTED for estaDYstned Rain Date: Sunday Sept. 21st (back entrant of Ajar Balloon A PaAy) natural ')rain dint Must be- Sun. Sept. 21 - B a.m. 25%._tt4! lra-s"re *At rat efty ,esponsibkpossess a very ProfMSiaW M"ce• leve re- GARAGE SALE lade tr nation and own table For informal" Cal GARAGE SALE Sat- Sept 20, Sam 12pm 4WD Sept. 20 and 2119 - 3 m 4 Dobson Dr. A'ax WIN ie 1911 Faybe Crescent, Pickering Perego double stroller awing $350, M household items, size 10 ladies many more items! Mill-SAWKING live -out ba- gowns, uniforms, drapes. bysiter required lug time for 21 maim old and 4 month old: GARAGE SALE References required Brock GARAGE SALE. SAT. RAIN DAY SUN. Rd / HWy n 663-3751 Sat. Sept. 20, 9 a.m. IAsirsir Eft i Nanny required nor GnDlxan tamely Pleage 434 Lawson Rd. Scarborough 1871 Slgdybr00k Dr. Amberlea Sub. cite 428-8072. Ir're message (Lawrence/Pt. Union) Old records sports memorabilia, LMOUT Care giver required � SAL ler 3 boys. 6 mo.. 5 8 7 yrs children toys, bargains galore. 54 OanialaNet CK ) old 8 00-530 my home Drill stet SWL Zeit% Atari, STREET SALE child 3U6-3801.Bro on cession GIANT MOVING GARAGE SALE IDIOM" eQUlp., raweg machine urkrersel gym. b*ss. Sat. Sept. 20 9aln to Spm 51 Pa W Cres. (westney�niey) tnkiis, double be0 hartne, sires pieces M nM, tlamy ,mired full. and household itm, Rouge Hill Court time to assist mom of new Sal >� 2edl i Soo Sept 21st gain taw. sun. Sept. 214 e.aa. - T Ill Rougemount Dr., N. of "2 bom and 11 menti aid. Live- I= - 420-�. tnrusportation. Call Roft of tee Burin 1 GARAGE SALE NANNY immediately. five-ou l (2lestaUld, Love seat, tables, a fireplace 1967 Ple"ti 114 Ave., Pitwring KULTI- FANKY GARAas sAw for fiddler and inttanl Aecom RAT. O T. =els/ "M - =N Fridge, fumiture, , Moving sale Tmodaileaunto to teachers sdnedde. GouraNet G Sale SatSept20 TanuKaVBreck wndby area.. �+ge �P Sunday Sept. 21, 8 am -2 pm. (� H2/w°etsd�k r Rd., scroll) Car. Non-smoker References. 925 Riverside (Riverside Golf Club) items, toys, TemAierb 665-8272 Moving! Quality furniture, wing chairs, rho sewares, boks,�pprts eq�lfpurtrnitture, Wy e � wicker, glass tables, sofa bed, love seats, �D NEW CL0TIf� SALE SaNRegtitq ler Etttrrw!! freezer, lawn fum., bookcases cit: More! Sweatshirts, t -shirts, jeans, leather I YEARS Experience. Red jacketstwinter jackets b more Cross. C.P.R., structured rou- SAT. SEPT. 206I MULTI -FAMILY GARAGE SALE cine, tack-up provided. non 19= M., Pkkwbq bmusOf TLC. age.M.. 420- Salt. Sept. 20, 8-2 558- ANDREA ROAD 744 Aspen Rd. PickeringJUG GARAGE 1ILUX Rain date Sunday Sept. 21) EXPERIENCED available in my � Yf �E (Whites/Stroud) Baby items, clothes, topys, bikes, rocking chair. brook / Brock area. Non 1,e7s t m IllL10MT MIM smoking, fenced yard. refer- ences• 'menu welcome 428- MULTI TRUNK (GARAGE) SALE Baby hems, toys, furniture, household, 6867 Sat. Sept. 20th, 9am - Ipm computer items, di more HARWOOD AND HWY n Rain date Sept 27th area. Reliable daycare avail- Holy Redeemer Church Parking Lot 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE able in my home. Anomatile 7% Eyer Drive, Pickering SAT. SEPT. 20 Sam - 2pm rales. Non-smoking environ -low FOL"" CREs.r mem. FW -time. 6 months b up. Please all 428-2676. PIC111 111110 (Dixie/Glennanna area) Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. P7-7 CHILORENS Snowsuits, jack- ets boots Large selection. ow prices! Wiry ?ndD relanl? gp,T resale! ITS WORTH REPEATING. 3555 THICKSON Rp N WHITBY (beside No Frills) 579.9912 Open 7 days/ Nk BAKERY equipment for sale. T1114161483-3016 LEARANCE SALE - Entire ,nterris of Wool Shop. SOX ^Paton, Spnnme and Dia - u. rd yams, needles and ac- o�sories,p�Hern books. acral biro Port Perry 985- ?r;a9. TRUCKLOAD cry( 486 DX2-66, 420 -,vd-drive 12meg RAM, '_spur Monitor, $595. Other new 8 used systems, parts 8 service available Model T Computers 131 Brock St -S., Whiny 430-5615 to s l sue baoy Carnage. u. silver. crystal, lamps. ,•r.ques, framed prn"s d • ,r more (905)-427.7981. o1NING ROOM set, table, wrs Duttetm utch, etiropean . wail unit. 8 n. long. Cap u-6005 "A .1 1. V11.11 . - - THE NEWS ADVERTISER 11'RWAV, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997 -'AGE 27 1 $•I• 1 masala hn, Sela nor 1 A Sob Sob © 1 Aa Sobtar 1 �j - � . 1 �- 9oeMlirg COMPUTER CLEARANCE CENTRE- Used ptrnium board systems w/monitor/modem. 5599. Used color monitors - IBM $99. 14' SVGA $149. Complete 8XCD rom qts, spur sound $139 New Intel Pemr um systems from $799.-Com- ponem central mother board (Pent) from $39. 1 G8 drives rom $179 etc. 164 Baseline Rd. Bowmanville, exit 132 from 401.697-3059. STEF i HANK'S APPLIANC- ES. NEW STOCK ARRIVED' Showroom full of fridges, all sizes. 2-10yrs. $250/up. Side- by-side, 4yrs. water/ice. valued S24DO, only $800 Gas/eleciric stoves 24830'. whiletalmond, $2D0/up, Upright freezers $250/up, Amara freezer, like new, 3yrs. retailed $1700, only 5550 Washers. all sizes $225/up Dryers, gas/electric, all sizes S200/up, apt sin dryer $199. Built-in dishwasher 5225 Lots more! 362 French St Oshawa 905.432-7167. FRIDGE, stove, was! r, dryer. microwave oven, solid oak dining room table 8 chairs, plus miscellaneous items CaN 905-436.7518. MASMY FERGUSON 510 diesel combine. Quick attach treaders. 4 -row narrow d 14 it straight cut with pick-up reef Oversize tires. air cond. bin extension. $10.000 for corn- plete package. Port Perry 905.965-3183 SHOW SUN. SEPT. 21 8 a,m.-noon JUBILEE PAVILION SOUTH ON SIMOCE ST. TO LAKEVIEW PARK RD. OSHAWA 905-689-8181 HU31EAVARMA chainsaw, 61 cc engine $350. Cobra wood - stove. forced air tan $600 Ol- son high efficiency propane furnace. $850 905.655-5772 INTERESTING Moving Sale -6 English antique mahogany dkt" chairs. $150/each Ma- hogany Duncan Phyte dining table w2 spare leaves, exer- dse bike. nden only 12 nines, 5 patio Chairs and lounge. Mahogany china Cabinet. large wig chair and much more. Call after Spm (905)433-0892 KENMORE Heavy Dirty Washer d Dryer. 1 12 year old, $800 Call 905.931-8171 LARGE solid maple office - size desk, (perfect for com- puler desk light in colour, asking $5� obo Beautiful Piece of furniture, Call Port Perry 985-2849 Ar011NIG: Fridge, stove, dish- washer. All in exalkrn condi- tion. 905-655-8874 (Whitby) PENTIUM 166MMX, 2MB 30 PCI graphics accelerator card, AWE sound -card. 24X CD - Rom. 32MB Ram. monitor. printer, midi -keyboard. 33600 modem Asking $7500 905 666-0490 SEWING maiCMne d cabinet. Kenmore. like new. $350. Call 905-420-5280. PIANO - Story d Clarke. upright, with bench ExceBem working condition Asking 5950 Cap 43M79A PIANO $450 UpngM freezer. $350 Hamburger pattie ma- chine. $2.800 Electric grill, $250 Cooler cpm. $100 Exer. c" bell vibrator. S50 Casio cash register. $too Heat wrap machine. $180 Sale. $200 oar stool. $45 Waiting room chairs. $35/each 905- 728-2255.905-430.7816. IEE KEEPING egwpmem in- cluding extractor. new and used brood and honey Su- pers WPn9 negotiable (905) PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS. Back to school Specials' New d Used pianos (upright 8 Grand), digital pw nos IL keyboards Not sure? Rem to own Large selection of docks Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 PLAYER Plano $1500 Air conditioner. 800081u. $200 Lapidary diamond saw, grin- der d polisher, $200 Wrought iron antique kitchen tools Day -bed w/trundle. like new Exercise bike 905-987-4237 POOL Closing Special, $129 aft taxes b Chemicals indud- ed Limited time offer Pool Supplies also Call G R 8 Maintenance 905-683-8452. SHEOSIAN - Quality wooden sheds 8' X or barn qt, only $299 plus tax Many other sizes and styles available Also garages and decks 761 McKay Rd. Unit 3. Pickering For more into call 905-619- 2093 OAK/PINE FURNITURE The NEW pieces of our Fall line-up are getting thew finishing touches and heading for the showroom floor NEW dining room sets. NEW bedroom settings 8 NEW home office 8 entertainment centers OR- DER now for Thanksgiv- ng We are to a factory out- let - WE ARE THE FACTORY, TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- ING 905-985-8774 USED FRIDGE 5225. and up. used stoves $200 and up. used washers $250 dryers $125 and up New brand name fridges. 16 c 1 $605 New brand name 30' stoves $449 and up New student bar fridg- es 5 c 1 5225. Stephenson's Appliances 227 Court SI, Oshawa. 576-7448 WATER. if you are concemed with the taste. smell Wor Wok of your water, we can help Call for Information 686-8351 or 686-02M after 5 p in WINDOWS new thermal $95 Patio doors complete $195 Can dekm 416-265-1436 WOODSTOVE insert. 'Odette'. 4 years ad. really good con- ditaon. retails $1200. asking 5800 080 10 -Speed bike best offer 905-43D-9687 1 Articles Wanted ANTIQUES Absolutely. Pur- chasing furniture or anything old. Scientific instruments. China. silver. amritsig. "S. decoys. dohs. milk bot- tles, collections or estates Call Roble Bowen Antiques (905) 655.8049. Brooklet FOLDING WIRE. Staekabie cmtapwm with at :East / gate drop Approx 42 cubic n. Con- tact Abe 683-5117 PURENRED Jack Russell WEE DESIGN Dugs- tint snots, vet checked. SERVICE dewormed, ready mid Sep - Home and web page creation Hyper kmller. Call 'how 665 0191 link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.4400 1 Articles Wanted UNWANTED. scrap metals removed 880 s. air cons, stoves. cars. farm machinery, 6Or 714nything metal (905)571- WANTED APPLIANCES work- ing or not, rashers. dryers. fndges. stoves. camping Trailer small pick up truck. snowmobile. small car If long distance call 686-6768 then enter 905.509-8172 WANTED: Pool. above ground. 12 round with accessories Call Kirk or Hope at 432-1863 or 242-5806 NOW CALL 683-0707 M111- camp'"' , Ant~ COMPUTER Programmer/An- *d needed for sollware de- velopment company Re- quirements. Post Secondary education. 2 to 5 years ex- penence as a programmer in a PC emaronmem, working knowledge of visual C.., ws- ual basic, windows 95 8 windows NT Fax resumes to (9051 697-2645 or Mail to 112 King St E Bowmanvdle. ON. L 1 C t N5 before October 3rd NEW MUSIC a-nne A tmp// www dur artnews twit -alc2wir dtu. him M• 1 Lost i • Found FOUND Ada'? a, Brown Tabby it, write bettv paws d chin Neutered and de - clawed (Hwy /2 Whites Rd Farport I Evening of Segem- bwr14 839-7637 FOUND Small Adidas ticket all 11 derdtty, name inside 519-6959 YORKSHIRE Terrier Puppies. males b females. registered. micro -chipped, shots. health guaranteed. $800 S $950 CaK 905-686-4917 TURRMRG KENNELS otters for sale registered German Shepherd and Ronwe'lier DuppkS. Parents hips certi- tied Our next training class starts Sept 25th Please pre - register 655-4721 Wonderful Puppies Poodles, Pugs Maltese, Yorkies (',olden Retnevers Chocolate Labs Mini Pinchers Ist Shots, Yet Checked 723-5077 (hhawa Srumere 6 Nrmulusun At ltlallUN' Dog Ow�ors Doggie Dooley Pel wasle Systems starting at S54 99 up to 150 W M Dog Life Jackets starting at $25. 24' Fre Hy- drant container $25 99 BEST Ball 3. 4 -la, 6', 10' Lifetime Guarantee. from $5 99 Dog slhaveis from $599 0op sunhats from S900 9.9. 7 days/week 15% on krill Seel 301h (905)723-5413. Fax 721- 1466 Fo,�CUSAONBI�SINESS " �� g DURHAM WINDOWS & DOORS Casefnent (905) 579-2222 NLN'cE Complete Selection of T1LT-ACT10N " Windows 8 Doors • PICTURE WINDOWS • BAY & BOW WINDOWS • INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS • STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS 7bCbl McVX MOBILE �"CWQCCN rFWAYNEHUTCHINSON J; . SALGS SE?bT(;- S SAw11AG INSTALLAT,ON Moor 579-2222 FULLY LICENSED & INSURED ALL a • 0 • WORK OUARAWREED . Rrainpu if xymolIEJ Let V Care Inc. take care of all your Fall Clean up needs Mrs. E. Jenkins of Ajax had her ducts cleaned by V Care for the first time and was impressed with their work. Mrs. L. Blackburn of Ajax has used V Care for the thins year in a row to clean her i, carpets. Although we are still officially in summer, labour day being over and the kids back to school certainly seems to bring summer to a sharp close. Suddenly the shock of no more summer hours and the emphasis on meeting deadlines at work makes getting the house back to order even more challenging. Durham residents can continue to count on the professional cleaning services of V Care Inc. to take care of the following: • CARPET CLEANING • DUCT CLEANING • UPHOLSTERY CLEANING • FURNACE CLEANING Serving the Durham vicinity since 1986, V Care is known for providing a professional cleaning service to residences and businesses at reasonable prices. "We have some very exciting cleaning specials this fall and we have added fumace cleaning to our services. This service is provided by licensed technicians," says owner Savio Vaz. CARPET CLEANING DUCT CLEANING Whole house package Whole house package from $79.95 from $89.95 UPHOLSTERY CLEANING FURNACE CLEANING SOFA & CHAIR $-v%-r $49.95 The following testimonials are from individuals who recently used the services of V Care Inc.: Mrs. L. Blackburn of Ajax has used V Care for the third year in a row io clean her carpets and says "They always do an excellent job. I'm always pleased and this year our new puppy has caused the carpels to be dirtier than usual and V Care cleaned and disinfected them." Mrs. E. Jenkins of Ajax had her ducts cleaned by V Care for the first time and was impressed with their work. She says "They were on time and very pleasant. They cleaned up their mess and did a very thorough job with the ducts. Mrs. K. Morrison of Pickering had her carpets cleaned and says "V Care did a very good job even getting out the stains on the stairs from our boys and the dog. I would recommend them to anyone." For a free estimate for your home or business you may reach V Care Inc. at (416) 321-1974. "DUCT CLEANING a CHIMNEY $WEEP Includes all hook-ups & no hidden extras. Work Guaranteed. Snake Method - 200 PSI Per Standard Home Hoo it $39.95 - $5 per vent • CZ.-vik. FREE As Airside Furnace�� CHIMNEY SWEEPING ONLY 59.95 RESIDENTIALICOMMERCIAL Sri** rlteulod used (416) 282-3292 GOLDCIRCLE E.ARt-V !_ ,C.u. CHILDH(M)D 0 Ccprnence m DAt' CARE • • day care field. CENTRE Location: 115 Delaney Drive AJAX Ages: 2 1/2 to 12 yrs. old Open lam to 6pm Now Accepting Enrollment Call 905-683-5958 Full Days. Before and after program. Qualified and experienced E.C.E. Hot nutritious meals and snacks served. GUNTHER IVENS CONTRACTING Ltd. -,C-- - ?.XVA1111aA1, S"" 1955 - Custom homes, additions, finished basements, decks, vinyl, replacement windows. All Interior Renovations. Work fully guaranteed for 2 years. . Call Gunther 905-839-0681 s call Mike Mason 683-0707 rr,,,r ..:4l�: fl'T.I',11.^L7Si.".',t /.;.',/111" PAGE 28 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997 Holplw NO'plI 'Medicalw t. �0'pflr Madfeal 1 I10'plM wdkM 1 1 rlmwflt w 1 1 wMmelMs r Danwal Darhal DanMl Denial Rant Rant f r � S" � � Care is a progressive Community j�a\� health care agency servicing Ontario. Mental heath as a Clinical area of excellence consists of innovative consumer -�, CellePled SerVICeS t0 Ir1d1V1d13aLS Wlth Seliolls ITlelrtal IlIrleSs. S a i n11 C l i�l ' a th trrte>SiNe cemprdlto ,d iLL4Lonre supptxt is prnom ed as we0 as ongoing support, crisis intervention and health prwK tion. Building on our commitment to community meatal health services, and in collaboration with key partners, we are currently developing a new and integrated community mental health crisis response program for the DURHAM REGION. We require: COMMUNITY CRISIS WORKERS Part-inm You Will: • Carry out the functions of psycho -social crisis intervention • Exercise judgement in life threatening and/or crisis situations • Facilitate community outreach strategies, develop referrals/links within a network of community support services. You require: • A Diploma or Degree in Health or Social Sciences • Knowledge of major mental illness, understanding of the Mental Health Act, confidentiality principles of crisis support and psychorsocial rehabilitation • Three years experience in the mental health field and/or crisis intervention or a related field • Demonstrated ability to work independently and as a team. A vehicle is required and you must be available to work on call for a variety of shifts, including overnights, weekends and holidays. A knowledge of community supports in Durham Region and computer proficiency are required. Knowledge of a second language would be an asset. Consumers/survivors and members of ethno racial communities are encouraged to apply. Please mall or fax your resume, by 5:00 pkm. on September 30,1997, to: The General Manager, Stint Elizabeth Health Care, Darbaul Region Brancb, 209 Dmdas Street East, Safte 302, Whitby, Ontario LIN TH8; Fax: -(905) 4302921. 300 CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the spot financing Dow" pay mats from 5500 OAC Cars trucks. vans 1961 to 1991 Manor Auto Saks Ltd 792 Skmooe Sheet South. Oshawa Plate 905720-3362 NEEDA VEHICLE? Poor Credit^ No cre*T? Ban kruptl Call TQ= at 905 -576 -ISM or 14N-259-3673. I an N* - 1264 FVU3=, new pow. tetent motor Trod, AC. PW. Idown. co $1.90000 1165 Cher 1/2 scam, very clean PS PB. red. new. limmm' $3.995.00.1997 Ghev. 1/1 ton. grew MC. a. new paver. mow coaled. Crit. n*udt low $5.4% 00 Call 576-5406 1M4 FDIID Let. 3 8 L.. ficy1. 4drauto ps pb. antilm. 120K. argrie and body in good can - Mon Too miry new parts to list SISM -we It 905 IBIA 5 1M4 VOLVO TURNS. 152.000 Kd Certified fel power pack- age. ilniniCila4c, alloys well maintained A pkasurt 10 f1r1Yt 53 600. 664.4248 1987 BUICK ',eSa&t T-type. 3800 engine all arour0 coreda, Cam IMT CAVALIER Z24 reDuA V6 engine autc white with black interior. many new parts Aslung 51400 as $ S 6-N76 73 atter 6 p m a 476 .ren r Je7 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No tum downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt; bad credit: no credit! If you work; you drive! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL DEPARTrENT SNERIDAN CNEV W.P7Si-i4fN tfdutely reliable. ail options. including am Spotless interi- or 2.5LTr automatic. VOOOOKrns. Excellent condi- tion. $1750. Cog (905)-404- 8180.Oshawa. 1 1 1 Aulorivab " for So* 1993 HONDA Cmc OX Coupe. tiacx •. ire, interior. sun- dard fin. ~in cassette. Cerbeed Must see $7800 116 a Cal (905)619-OJ80 1113 OIDSMDNILE CUTLASS CERA, a/c pw pi cruse. bra. ~in rassnhe. 132.000 km V6 Mechanical and body ex- ceftel As" 59700. 905- 430.2503 NB4 GRAND I=. v6. p/s abs CO Piw pArnk security system. 4-0bbr,approve. 90.000 in6eiway kin . 512.1100 LUke new. one owner 905.3- 3020 YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE OUR FINE RECON DI - .%WED VEHICLES FANTAS- TIC SAVINGS CHECK US ONT. Eg Mew arrlWls 199, Honda Cmc 4 door. loaded. black b atlyi. wow 56.265 1968 Pontiac Firefly. auto. 73.000 kms. Sale $2 295 1993 Nissan Owed. GXE. loaded. kavw mo wit. steal d. SN.995 1995 Neon hghlkle air. tirerrKt. 4 dr, now only $8.295 1993 Z24 Cavalier, loaded. lovely. teal. 102.000 km auto. only 59.975 1993 Sidduck. 4 door. 5 speed. 4 x 4. rare tun. $8.695 1992 Cavalier. or. auto 4 dr low kms only $6 995 AFFORO- A$LE 1$% GEO (new srvie, maruon. A-1. $6.995 1991 Tracker auto. remoghle hardtop drive it $7,950 1991 Sarin. minivan. loaded. 157,000 kms We new now $8.850 1993 Aerostar spoil loaded. siverlred a $10.650 1991 S. . 31 W -fir air, auto. 130,000 kms $5.295. yes $5.2% 1909 Corsica LT. loaded. bulgy, v-6 only $4995 SUPER SPECIALS 1993 Astro extended, air do I" and Mme. now only $11.500 1991 Ford Faso XL. cap. 302 v-8 am perk ant cheap s7.55o 1991 Legend. 37' park model trader. one dohhble bedroom and 4 burls, full featured, a -I crazy price. $1.995. Cow to CwMear ANN Cwt. 156 St. wee sd M ohm 00, CoN 579-21N. @P- $Molal. oBRNAM omen. Saks i Service, rapers. dm A me- chanics. reasonable pats 92 Grand Prix SE. 2 -door. $5996. 92 724 am, $6495. 92 Eagle Talon. $7995. 92 Cavalier MAO. 2 -door, $4995 92 Sun - bird, 2 -door. 5 -slued. $4995. 91 Cavalier 4 -dr., aulo. $4295. 91 Lwrnha Euro 4-dr$4995. 91 Grand Am 2 -dc auto. $4995. 91 Grand Pro: GT 5spd. $5995. 90 Cavalier 4 -dr. who. $3595. 90 Corsica $3595. 90 Bomevile SE PM. 90 Sun - bird GT Twbo mpd. $4295. 90 Faight Tabs TSI Tuft Sspd. 90 Cavelier RS Sspd. 53995. 90 Grand Prix 4 -dr. $5790. 90 Lennie Euro 44. $4995. 90 Cav W RS Sspd. PM. 90 Soh" GT 2 -dr. auao. $3795. 90 OMs Ct Ma SL, W9W 89 TrS oplieererr 5spd. $2995. 89 Ranper aMo $3795. 89 Pmai- ac GOOD LE 53595. 89 Bbme- ville SSE $5695. 89 724 auto $3495. 89 Daytona auto $2795. N Be"@W GT 52990. N 224. $2795. M Grand Am SE 4 -dr $3590. DURNAM MOTORS. 221 Westney Rd.S.. Ajax 906{68.3-7560. Mill FORD TEMPO, in good oald'. asking SM or best oft. Telephone 436-2177. 11 A'"°m°°iFn fo. sw RUST CHECK Center whdtry 1986 Piymcuth Horizon. 165 K. $1.800 Certihed 1967 Cor- sica. 149 K $2.600 COMW. 1962 5-10. INK $1000 ce- - 1969 Tracker 4 x 4 awD. 124 K. 53.900 trio d 571- 0225 or 668-6759 1191 K"= CENTURY LTD.. h/y loaded. 3 3L V6 130K $5100 or best ratatsMe oil- er 434-2775 1 Arwarwoitb vftnftd A A A AUTO- We pay $80- $10 000 Cash on the spot Any condAm. ant year Cal us anyime. 24 hours. 7 days. 5003 w 105-7087065234 REC Up to $160 w scrap Cars Up to $5000 on Casten ON the spot Any condition, arty year Gail us anylime, 24 lawrs. oars. 30 inn service. No Parts Call Ken (905)509-5584 (416)452-7767 wanted complete of not Top Cash paid Fra pick- up Call 1905)4311333 0 434-1469 AUTOMOBILES and trucks warned for scrap Any condition any a0 n tree removal the Dur- ham Ree gat cash paid Also needed. '75 i o '87 Cbev or GMC pickup Oshawa��i31-0 ts 07 �c CASH FOR CARSI We buy Its" velkcles, vehicle$ 'must be in running condition. CJs 427-2415 or come to 479 MMURADAUTO SSALES.Apw a LOBBNhB FteR 11aMn 19N a never. CHEV. 1/1 tom. I weed flue bode and Mflwior in good condition. Engine A tmsmamow not imporm: I akeady have one. Cal 905-725-1392. Item message. 19M Jeep YJ Sahara, 4.0 Lire. V6. hard 6 son tope. cerbbed $5500. obo. 9652903 1ONI CTEV 1/2 Ion.- 2- built std has.. High k's. 54795 oerMied. Cal 579-0191 1115 FORD F-150. 61.0001ms. air. P/L. P/W. O/D. 8 cK near slide, very dean. must sell. $13.500. CAN 905- 728-1153, will oil*. 1 vow 4 ow Oda IM 314 TON all rrichdr car- go van. H avy duty suspen- sion 318 VS, auto., looks and runs gu od $900 as is. 436- 14M. 11N7 GMC 3/4 ton van. 189.000 km.. V8. 12000 905- 427.4373. 1 4 oorw. 1111119 MAMA MPV 196 �00-'m $3900 080 Call 905571-0990 1996 Lu irm Van, or con.. ps. pb. cruise cold. . M steenn% poww mums. power door lode, kayIM runout OT. system. amAm cassne. V6, too h0 lomr Sow auto hens 40.000 Jim. absolutely mint. 7251- Ora 250656 1 Trailers 1978 NOMAD 20f1 trailer in good conditan extra+ includ- wl Cal 905.666.4092 or 105- 4W3125 1113 Surcans I hardtop tent trader, sleeps 5 extras uhclude t yr old alafYtic neater, excellent Cbrhdwibn. $47DO Cal (905).579--6270 Aero Pwtt 1 t a Recces ENGINE, 2 2 Turbu low mile Sill rurwg Cam 905- 5519-6948 tlk11r111t 1911 CADONETTE Bow -ruder. and Trailer 3L Mercury Cobra Slem on". many Dpbons i aaaxuones. $9500 call 905- 43[-5133. lielhnClat TOYOTA 20 it . Moor tame, s 4. n¢elem condition, $8 all 905-623-2200. Bownunvile Form Earewiam MASSEY FERGUSON 510 these combine Owck attach Raiders, 4 -row narrow 8i 14 n straight dart with pick-up reef Oversize era. or cond. bin intension. $10.000 to cOm- plef 31 Port Perry 1 APWWA t yleA 2 bettmows available an - Rt . oLocated 309 cordmfa gwa rb pNiL PLaMe CA 906.579-2367, anti Spm 14liEM00BI ApwtxwK sep aafe wrhance. non -smokes, Ve Cal 906 person619 -066Bn 141EOROOM apwtmwt, quiet cowl. N.E. location. grouts floor. patw, pAsug Mwxwv hlMllef namdey 15/whaAh. Cal 725-1750 14EOlIOOr baseman AparteNrt, Affix. bun" facil- ities. 5550/moaN. Mailable Oct 1. Near shpppwq ofd schools. (416)761-6626 1.OHRoOM eases wo apwtmwt, al inclusive, $600. Also room for 'wit. Pickering area, date to 00. a$ aMmi- ties. Cal 61116 -Mo. NORTH O$NAWA Extra large 1 i 2 bedraom(s). Large baf- cory. eluding has bear under new management for t year nowand is a very dean and laud bLwov. $588. a $1596. gown, able, parking in- cluded. Available October Ist MM November 1st. Phone 905-579.5584. 1 A 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 11N SO. FT. executive 3 - bedroom. ensune in master bedroom, air con., washer, dryer, gas heated. F/S, near downtown Whitby $975. available Nov Isf 668-1477 'GREAT VALUE!!! Whiteoaks Court -Whitby • Freshly decorated suites • Close to schools 8 shopping • Transit at door • Close to 401 • All utilities included 2 SEDROOM(S) from $735. (905) 668-7332 P-*Ssi-ft etNri.If by LehhdarRTandom stivarmwn lent. OSHAWA (Bloor Sl ) Urge 2 6 3 bedroom apartments in dean low rse building Gose to 401 i GO Par" Available Win me - Irately From 3600/math Phone 905-576.4255 NEW AM - 2 and 1 bedroom am Sdmcoe S of Blow. avat now 3650 and t550imo . by- dro Panting, laundry 576534nciuded 905 3 (message). 2 /EDROOM Apt. AralaOk MnmeiMlely, $650 . utliirs Clean. i ml0ry tacilmes on prapwhy Cal 5768642. 5-5 P.m filmy NO WEEKENDS t 6EOROOM wsamarm NO Fridge. stove Hwy 2!401 Ape Av l immediately SGWmo Sep entrance. w7tout base- rn" Can 666-5559 2-REDRORM duplex, second floor. spacious briplt. be*- var0. 2 car parking. wit to Go Iran. Oct t •uoldws 666-4650.420.9477 261 CORDOVA 2-Mdrm. apt Paik/Bloor $700i"M 1st Noor NOW LAis lite imm Pat - am Fo more rib am naw 49m 623-3706. 435-0917. 5.`6.2677 AJAX - ONE bedroom line - mem. Separate entrance. Own. WipM. spockm; 4 cep. omm.s airno smokng. Mo Pets. penung. available Oct. Ist iB00 pals 6Ath o (1105) 427 -vita AJAK. Wesmey. NOAH d Hwy2 2 -bedroom baemot apartment. walkout, privet entrance, Wong Call 905- 426-3160 AJAX CLEAN 2 bedroom basement W for aiirl Cor pie Parkmq 6 We No smok- n4 no pets $575/mo knit! list- (9051-426-6833 AAX - one bedroom apt grid rooms for fent Gose to all aihhenmis 6668905 AN exceptional vanety of quid dean 1 bedapt. from 3600 as ndusive. Oshawa (Pmendge Properties) Darren (905)428-7677 AMKANE �TE- I.Y. In WMby Apt budding. spacious, cxpeted needy painmed. with dost 10 bus. sI I l i n. err hdi i in innCki . IiruAast repaired. Ropes. I bedroom $675, 2 bedroom, $775. 3 bad - raw $840.. Cal 430- 0134. apt. I Wyk .Mall OMMiiin included. Nowixm*a prderatd. $4251 WZ. laftt. Cal 905 -571 - loss REAVTMN- Renovated 1 bedroom main loon, separate off, '0,apgliiRcaAetNilfNs Included. res clu ed. Sito Boom.SM Oct .1.905.4'10.9556 CENTRAL OSHAWA Reiuebisf►ed one and two bedrooms, irt- door centird air, fecal $6Sat L Mm MANAGEMENT INC (9051728-2960 (9051432-2705 very -dean 2 bedroom b7tt- mat cep. vAvtmlFaxh. Creel check a mug. AN inclusive $e00Jmo. Mailable imaw- d$* 420-2185 MIGHT. 2 -bedroom base- men) apartment in quiet Pick- ering home. an inclusive. $700. No petstsmoking Ref- erences. tstAasl Call 839- 7978 Whitby - Cham 1 -bedroom apts in second floor of home Centrally located. Gose to all amenities. Suitable for single working person, non-smoker. available immediately $525 plus hydro Call 668.3011 days. or 668-6818 eve. and COUNTRY APARTMENT available immediately. 2 -bed room. 20 min northeast of Oshawa. very pennate location Utilities 8 appliances includ- ed S700imo 905-986-0450 COUNTRY selling in the city 1 bedroom walk out to ravine lex. list a last. references re- tiored. $650/month.no puns Ideal lex s gle Cal Lynn 436- 6866 or Debbie 4W I387 11 �' COURTICE, Barbelor apart- ment, male non smoker wel- comed. available immediate- ly Fridge, stove. private en- trance. parking, utilities in- cluded. 1500 monthly. follasl. 404-2936 EXCELLENT one -bedroom basement ala cownry-sized lot. south Pickering. Laundry fac , parking 5600/mo No pot✓smokers Available Scott 905-420-2965: 416-452- 6273, IMMACULATE 2 bedroom. very urge and quid. top two floors of duplex. new kitchen and bathroom. new fag fur- nace. gas hot water tank (1996) New circuit breaker panel in apartment, well maintained in side and out. King SL/Oshawa Blvd area. Private faundry and storage room in apartment. Iwai, hit water. Indge, stove, washer. dryer and parking included No pets. very dependable landlord. $750 monthly. Avail- able Oct- IsVNovtst (905) 263-2354 LARGE bright one bedroom basemen apt Sep entrace. laundry fac , new windows. (lose to amenities/bus route. Storage available South Oshaiw area 5600 al inclu- sive First/last required. Available immediatey.. Use of backyard. References. No pets. 905-434-5430 11wMmwtN a Rail LARGE ONE bedroom base- ment apartment. very bright. separate entrance, central air. 4 aWimces, not smoker, no pets ari must be sAvailable let mid November. $650 inclu- sive, Ist/lasl. 434-6121 Or 7167337 AVAILABLE immediatety. Oct.1 or Nov. 1 - 16 2 bed- room apts New billdirip. 350 Malaga. Oshawa. Starting $595/month all inclusive No pets Cal ( 905) 576-6724. 11 mekmaeflt r Ram OSHAWA large, bright 1 -bed- room apartment, clean, quiet building. $590. available Oct 1st. Utilities. parking m- cluded. laundry fatalities, good location. 1sUast Call 905- 683-6778. PICKERING - 1 bedroom basement apt. Separate en- trance, laundry. utilities m- cluded. walking distance to Flickering Town Centre. Non- smoking female preferred. $650/mo.Clair 905-831-2303. ONE BEDROOM basement PICKERING large one bed- Vartment. available October room basement, free parlang. Ist $650 utilities included No laundry. ran -smoker. no pets. smoking. no pets. (905) 426- $600 inclusive. Available Oct 3405 15 (905)831-7122 afer6pm. SPACIOUS well main- in? NAM RK7, WNW. 1 140.000 km. (GOOD km. on t new ergine , complete ex - St. Some with walkin clos- b"). AM rang rims/ Yo- i kohoM tires $4000. 430- to schools, slapping ten- Ire. Go Station. WillWillradiad 0016 ed Call 728-4993 2 d 19191 DAYTNA. ado, oor. viand 4 cytktder. mew res OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apts Oct shits. icsseNe, power wn* bf oma. low b., and will S3,11100. or keel caller. (906) IM POMIMC Swbtrd LE. 20r, red wNh Spy IN., air, pptt excMent condbon mN011N pb. wall ow 0 l"B highway km $4700 Ono oatwad. cam Jnon alk' " Mcrae wNsimBm. 905- V-47.7Mr 7. y� 1 1 Aulorivab " for So* 1993 HONDA Cmc OX Coupe. tiacx •. ire, interior. sun- dard fin. ~in cassette. Cerbeed Must see $7800 116 a Cal (905)619-OJ80 1113 OIDSMDNILE CUTLASS CERA, a/c pw pi cruse. bra. ~in rassnhe. 132.000 km V6 Mechanical and body ex- ceftel As" 59700. 905- 430.2503 NB4 GRAND I=. v6. p/s abs CO Piw pArnk security system. 4-0bbr,approve. 90.000 in6eiway kin . 512.1100 LUke new. one owner 905.3- 3020 YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO SEE OUR FINE RECON DI - .%WED VEHICLES FANTAS- TIC SAVINGS CHECK US ONT. Eg Mew arrlWls 199, Honda Cmc 4 door. loaded. black b atlyi. wow 56.265 1968 Pontiac Firefly. auto. 73.000 kms. Sale $2 295 1993 Nissan Owed. GXE. loaded. kavw mo wit. steal d. SN.995 1995 Neon hghlkle air. tirerrKt. 4 dr, now only $8.295 1993 Z24 Cavalier, loaded. lovely. teal. 102.000 km auto. only 59.975 1993 Sidduck. 4 door. 5 speed. 4 x 4. rare tun. $8.695 1992 Cavalier. or. auto 4 dr low kms only $6 995 AFFORO- A$LE 1$% GEO (new srvie, maruon. A-1. $6.995 1991 Tracker auto. remoghle hardtop drive it $7,950 1991 Sarin. minivan. loaded. 157,000 kms We new now $8.850 1993 Aerostar spoil loaded. siverlred a $10.650 1991 S. . 31 W -fir air, auto. 130,000 kms $5.295. yes $5.2% 1909 Corsica LT. loaded. bulgy, v-6 only $4995 SUPER SPECIALS 1993 Astro extended, air do I" and Mme. now only $11.500 1991 Ford Faso XL. cap. 302 v-8 am perk ant cheap s7.55o 1991 Legend. 37' park model trader. one dohhble bedroom and 4 burls, full featured, a -I crazy price. $1.995. Cow to CwMear ANN Cwt. 156 St. wee sd M ohm 00, CoN 579-21N. @P- $Molal. oBRNAM omen. Saks i Service, rapers. dm A me- chanics. reasonable pats 92 Grand Prix SE. 2 -door. $5996. 92 724 am, $6495. 92 Eagle Talon. $7995. 92 Cavalier MAO. 2 -door, $4995 92 Sun - bird, 2 -door. 5 -slued. $4995. 91 Cavalier 4 -dr., aulo. $4295. 91 Lwrnha Euro 4-dr$4995. 91 Grand Am 2 -dc auto. $4995. 91 Grand Pro: GT 5spd. $5995. 90 Cavalier 4 -dr. who. $3595. 90 Corsica $3595. 90 Bomevile SE PM. 90 Sun - bird GT Twbo mpd. $4295. 90 Faight Tabs TSI Tuft Sspd. 90 Cavelier RS Sspd. 53995. 90 Grand Prix 4 -dr. $5790. 90 Lennie Euro 44. $4995. 90 Cav W RS Sspd. PM. 90 Soh" GT 2 -dr. auao. $3795. 90 OMs Ct Ma SL, W9W 89 TrS oplieererr 5spd. $2995. 89 Ranper aMo $3795. 89 Pmai- ac GOOD LE 53595. 89 Bbme- ville SSE $5695. 89 724 auto $3495. 89 Daytona auto $2795. N Be"@W GT 52990. N 224. $2795. M Grand Am SE 4 -dr $3590. DURNAM MOTORS. 221 Westney Rd.S.. Ajax 906{68.3-7560. Mill FORD TEMPO, in good oald'. asking SM or best oft. Telephone 436-2177. 11 A'"°m°°iFn fo. sw RUST CHECK Center whdtry 1986 Piymcuth Horizon. 165 K. $1.800 Certihed 1967 Cor- sica. 149 K $2.600 COMW. 1962 5-10. INK $1000 ce- - 1969 Tracker 4 x 4 awD. 124 K. 53.900 trio d 571- 0225 or 668-6759 1191 K"= CENTURY LTD.. h/y loaded. 3 3L V6 130K $5100 or best ratatsMe oil- er 434-2775 1 Arwarwoitb vftnftd A A A AUTO- We pay $80- $10 000 Cash on the spot Any condAm. ant year Cal us anyime. 24 hours. 7 days. 5003 w 105-7087065234 REC Up to $160 w scrap Cars Up to $5000 on Casten ON the spot Any condition, arty year Gail us anylime, 24 lawrs. oars. 30 inn service. No Parts Call Ken (905)509-5584 (416)452-7767 wanted complete of not Top Cash paid Fra pick- up Call 1905)4311333 0 434-1469 AUTOMOBILES and trucks warned for scrap Any condition any a0 n tree removal the Dur- ham Ree gat cash paid Also needed. '75 i o '87 Cbev or GMC pickup Oshawa��i31-0 ts 07 �c CASH FOR CARSI We buy Its" velkcles, vehicle$ 'must be in running condition. CJs 427-2415 or come to 479 MMURADAUTO SSALES.Apw a LOBBNhB FteR 11aMn 19N a never. CHEV. 1/1 tom. I weed flue bode and Mflwior in good condition. Engine A tmsmamow not imporm: I akeady have one. Cal 905-725-1392. Item message. 19M Jeep YJ Sahara, 4.0 Lire. V6. hard 6 son tope. cerbbed $5500. obo. 9652903 1ONI CTEV 1/2 Ion.- 2- built std has.. High k's. 54795 oerMied. Cal 579-0191 1115 FORD F-150. 61.0001ms. air. P/L. P/W. O/D. 8 cK near slide, very dean. must sell. $13.500. CAN 905- 728-1153, will oil*. 1 vow 4 ow Oda IM 314 TON all rrichdr car- go van. H avy duty suspen- sion 318 VS, auto., looks and runs gu od $900 as is. 436- 14M. 11N7 GMC 3/4 ton van. 189.000 km.. V8. 12000 905- 427.4373. 1 4 oorw. 1111119 MAMA MPV 196 �00-'m $3900 080 Call 905571-0990 1996 Lu irm Van, or con.. ps. pb. cruise cold. . M steenn% poww mums. power door lode, kayIM runout OT. system. amAm cassne. V6, too h0 lomr Sow auto hens 40.000 Jim. absolutely mint. 7251- Ora 250656 1 Trailers 1978 NOMAD 20f1 trailer in good conditan extra+ includ- wl Cal 905.666.4092 or 105- 4W3125 1113 Surcans I hardtop tent trader, sleeps 5 extras uhclude t yr old alafYtic neater, excellent Cbrhdwibn. $47DO Cal (905).579--6270 Aero Pwtt 1 t a Recces ENGINE, 2 2 Turbu low mile Sill rurwg Cam 905- 5519-6948 tlk11r111t 1911 CADONETTE Bow -ruder. and Trailer 3L Mercury Cobra Slem on". many Dpbons i aaaxuones. $9500 call 905- 43[-5133. lielhnClat TOYOTA 20 it . Moor tame, s 4. n¢elem condition, $8 all 905-623-2200. Bownunvile Form Earewiam MASSEY FERGUSON 510 these combine Owck attach Raiders, 4 -row narrow 8i 14 n straight dart with pick-up reef Oversize era. or cond. bin intension. $10.000 to cOm- plef 31 Port Perry 1 APWWA t yleA 2 bettmows available an - Rt . oLocated 309 cordmfa gwa rb pNiL PLaMe CA 906.579-2367, anti Spm 14liEM00BI ApwtxwK sep aafe wrhance. non -smokes, Ve Cal 906 person619 -066Bn 141EOROOM apwtmwt, quiet cowl. N.E. location. grouts floor. patw, pAsug Mwxwv hlMllef namdey 15/whaAh. Cal 725-1750 14EOlIOOr baseman AparteNrt, Affix. bun" facil- ities. 5550/moaN. Mailable Oct 1. Near shpppwq ofd schools. (416)761-6626 1.OHRoOM eases wo apwtmwt, al inclusive, $600. Also room for 'wit. Pickering area, date to 00. a$ aMmi- ties. Cal 61116 -Mo. NORTH O$NAWA Extra large 1 i 2 bedraom(s). Large baf- cory. eluding has bear under new management for t year nowand is a very dean and laud bLwov. $588. a $1596. gown, able, parking in- cluded. Available October Ist MM November 1st. Phone 905-579.5584. 1 A 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED 11N SO. FT. executive 3 - bedroom. ensune in master bedroom, air con., washer, dryer, gas heated. F/S, near downtown Whitby $975. available Nov Isf 668-1477 'GREAT VALUE!!! Whiteoaks Court -Whitby • Freshly decorated suites • Close to schools 8 shopping • Transit at door • Close to 401 • All utilities included 2 SEDROOM(S) from $735. (905) 668-7332 P-*Ssi-ft etNri.If by LehhdarRTandom stivarmwn lent. OSHAWA (Bloor Sl ) Urge 2 6 3 bedroom apartments in dean low rse building Gose to 401 i GO Par" Available Win me - Irately From 3600/math Phone 905-576.4255 NEW AM - 2 and 1 bedroom am Sdmcoe S of Blow. avat now 3650 and t550imo . by- dro Panting, laundry 576534nciuded 905 3 (message). 2 /EDROOM Apt. AralaOk MnmeiMlely, $650 . utliirs Clean. i ml0ry tacilmes on prapwhy Cal 5768642. 5-5 P.m filmy NO WEEKENDS t 6EOROOM wsamarm NO Fridge. stove Hwy 2!401 Ape Av l immediately SGWmo Sep entrance. w7tout base- rn" Can 666-5559 2-REDRORM duplex, second floor. spacious briplt. be*- var0. 2 car parking. wit to Go Iran. Oct t •uoldws 666-4650.420.9477 261 CORDOVA 2-Mdrm. apt Paik/Bloor $700i"M 1st Noor NOW LAis lite imm Pat - am Fo more rib am naw 49m 623-3706. 435-0917. 5.`6.2677 AJAX - ONE bedroom line - mem. Separate entrance. Own. WipM. spockm; 4 cep. omm.s airno smokng. Mo Pets. penung. available Oct. Ist iB00 pals 6Ath o (1105) 427 -vita AJAK. Wesmey. NOAH d Hwy2 2 -bedroom baemot apartment. walkout, privet entrance, Wong Call 905- 426-3160 AJAX CLEAN 2 bedroom basement W for aiirl Cor pie Parkmq 6 We No smok- n4 no pets $575/mo knit! list- (9051-426-6833 AAX - one bedroom apt grid rooms for fent Gose to all aihhenmis 6668905 AN exceptional vanety of quid dean 1 bedapt. from 3600 as ndusive. Oshawa (Pmendge Properties) Darren (905)428-7677 AMKANE �TE- I.Y. In WMby Apt budding. spacious, cxpeted needy painmed. with dost 10 bus. sI I l i n. err hdi i in innCki . IiruAast repaired. Ropes. I bedroom $675, 2 bedroom, $775. 3 bad - raw $840.. Cal 430- 0134. apt. I Wyk .Mall OMMiiin included. Nowixm*a prderatd. $4251 WZ. laftt. Cal 905 -571 - loss REAVTMN- Renovated 1 bedroom main loon, separate off, '0,apgliiRcaAetNilfNs Included. res clu ed. Sito Boom.SM Oct .1.905.4'10.9556 CENTRAL OSHAWA Reiuebisf►ed one and two bedrooms, irt- door centird air, fecal $6Sat L Mm MANAGEMENT INC (9051728-2960 (9051432-2705 very -dean 2 bedroom b7tt- mat cep. vAvtmlFaxh. Creel check a mug. AN inclusive $e00Jmo. Mailable imaw- d$* 420-2185 MIGHT. 2 -bedroom base- men) apartment in quiet Pick- ering home. an inclusive. $700. No petstsmoking Ref- erences. tstAasl Call 839- 7978 Whitby - Cham 1 -bedroom apts in second floor of home Centrally located. Gose to all amenities. Suitable for single working person, non-smoker. available immediately $525 plus hydro Call 668.3011 days. or 668-6818 eve. and COUNTRY APARTMENT available immediately. 2 -bed room. 20 min northeast of Oshawa. very pennate location Utilities 8 appliances includ- ed S700imo 905-986-0450 COUNTRY selling in the city 1 bedroom walk out to ravine lex. list a last. references re- tiored. $650/month.no puns Ideal lex s gle Cal Lynn 436- 6866 or Debbie 4W I387 11 �' COURTICE, Barbelor apart- ment, male non smoker wel- comed. available immediate- ly Fridge, stove. private en- trance. parking, utilities in- cluded. 1500 monthly. follasl. 404-2936 EXCELLENT one -bedroom basement ala cownry-sized lot. south Pickering. Laundry fac , parking 5600/mo No pot✓smokers Available Scott 905-420-2965: 416-452- 6273, IMMACULATE 2 bedroom. very urge and quid. top two floors of duplex. new kitchen and bathroom. new fag fur- nace. gas hot water tank (1996) New circuit breaker panel in apartment, well maintained in side and out. King SL/Oshawa Blvd area. Private faundry and storage room in apartment. Iwai, hit water. Indge, stove, washer. dryer and parking included No pets. very dependable landlord. $750 monthly. Avail- able Oct- IsVNovtst (905) 263-2354 LARGE bright one bedroom basemen apt Sep entrace. laundry fac , new windows. (lose to amenities/bus route. Storage available South Oshaiw area 5600 al inclu- sive First/last required. Available immediatey.. Use of backyard. References. No pets. 905-434-5430 11wMmwtN a Rail LARGE ONE bedroom base- ment apartment. very bright. separate entrance, central air. 4 aWimces, not smoker, no pets ari must be sAvailable let mid November. $650 inclu- sive, Ist/lasl. 434-6121 Or 7167337 AVAILABLE immediatety. Oct.1 or Nov. 1 - 16 2 bed- room apts New billdirip. 350 Malaga. Oshawa. Starting $595/month all inclusive No pets Cal ( 905) 576-6724. 11 mekmaeflt r Ram OSHAWA large, bright 1 -bed- room apartment, clean, quiet building. $590. available Oct 1st. Utilities. parking m- cluded. laundry fatalities, good location. 1sUast Call 905- 683-6778. PICKERING - 1 bedroom basement apt. Separate en- trance, laundry. utilities m- cluded. walking distance to Flickering Town Centre. Non- smoking female preferred. $650/mo.Clair 905-831-2303. ONE BEDROOM basement PICKERING large one bed- Vartment. available October room basement, free parlang. Ist $650 utilities included No laundry. ran -smoker. no pets. smoking. no pets. (905) 426- $600 inclusive. Available Oct 3405 15 (905)831-7122 afer6pm. SPACIOUS well main- PICKERING VILLAGE. Brigid tanned 2 bedroom apts tory upper level. 1 bedroom Avail at 900 and $88 Glen Victorian apt., patio. 500 it St. Some with walkin clos- yard backs onto conservation, ets. paint provided. Close $700 inclusive. 426-4100. to schools, slapping ten- Ire. Go Station. WillWillradiad PICKERING. lar 1 bedroom non-smokers. ed Call 728-4993 apt. Near Go no pets. references. 1st. and OSHAWA - 2 bedroom apts Oct last, quid single preferred. 1 occupancy. $600 range. Loa- $650 inclusive. 637-1917, boas to suit you. Stockwell Real- ty Corp. 723-1265 OSHAWA CENTRAL: 1 bed- room apartment plus loft with pdvate entrance. fridge. save, laundry facilities. central air. all utilities included. $615. PICKERING. Large modem basement, 1-bedroom.1 room. storage. 4pc. bath. laundry, able TV. parking. separate entrance, air, non smoker, no pets, rel.. Oct.1. S785/mo inclusive. first/last. CJI 905.686-3259 Call 1905142G-2220 OSHAWA CENTRE / 401. 3- bdrm basement apt.. laundry room, nice kitchen, available Oct 1 5700- 1f3 utilities (905)839-1841 NCKERING. West stare. spacious 1 -bedroom base- ment apt., separate entrance. bus route. $650/month ndu- sive. Single female welcome (905)831-9952 for a 1 rlwrh ogeer 1 o�waMtowel.for P,. SIMCOE NORTH Oshawa quiet 2 bedroom in 5- available Immediately „-i ides parking. Bus and r,�•rxues. 5650/mo. (905) 4524 SIMCOE S/Gibb St.. Cory I- ,,, 1,1,1)fT) •,,,.1,,,,)kn ground floor near oryls.�shoppnroute, ceS4501 ..,,,,In includes heat. water. 4,5-985-9106 A3AX• 1 -bedroom apartment budding- Utilities included. ,,,at bus. shopping .8 1001S Ouiet. nice area. FOR 73-Bedroom COE STREET tNORTR Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 - PrwMt Horanq phone surveyed, retoreste ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL• Kerr 11 For SOUTH PICKERING - 4 bed- pines,514.900 $1,000 dC THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1997-PA(;E 29 arbeerMe a areae a 11 R"It 1 Rent 1 ° 450 450 '�" 500 _ 530 !! PRIVATE -REDUCED Courtice $157,900. Bungalow 3 + 1 bedrooms, sunken livingroom, Roman tub, fireplace, central air conditioning, rec room, fenced yard, close to 401. 905-432-7054 INVESTORS or FIM Time Buyers. Old Whitby $129.900 2 storey 3 OR home, big eat In Country kitchen, Hardwood floors 6 baseboards, gas heat, walk out basement with washroom down, can be in- lawed. Vendor will assist with financing A great deal won't last. Call now Frank Hawes. Sutton Group Classic 430- 9000 154 Acres COUNTRY RE- TREAT ORONO MEA, scenic rolling property with Wilmot Creek trout stream. 8 room century home, large palmed Parts. tour estate lots an be severed. only 5390.000. Wan- e- Frank, W Frank Real Es - late Lid 576-4111 Lots for sale 5 ACRES near Apsley Hydro, d wvt Payments $107 00 Bill (905) 355-1565 mer 7, (613) 332- 3125 weekends :.Nude Nov t. 683 X145 , 11 Apertrrntntsfor a 6 months free thenOwn your • 1 Room a non smoker. AWN 1 RmM own 2,3. or 4 bedroom town- Real Al NEAR LAKE, clean. 2 bdnrr Til apt Parking by bus ro- WHITES RDA AJAX, 3 bedroom 3 bath, fin- house completely refurbished with 4 new appliances Start- PICKERING- Unfurnished masler bedroom, private barn, References . No pets/ HWY. ;E2, ,shed basement Available at- ter Oct. 15th, $1150 atdudktg ing from $59.900 Carnes for less than walk-in closet $450 Also large furnished okmq. Avail. Oct 1st. 1SV Inclusive. 905-720- 1 1/2 bed.bsint., utilities Jacquelynn Tanner, Sales Re rent Link or no money down OAC Call RICK room. share bath 5375 Laundry fac.. 144 t $675 ager 7p. m. Ut11111eS, sop. ens., Sutton Group - HleriUge � Inc- 905-619- WATSON. Caldwell Banker coobnq. tsUtast 905-6x86- 55 Weekdays 4 piece bath, fridge y 9500 (905)728-9414 or Tor 0744 (905),27-31104 Shed Tia 1 SPACIOUS 2 -bedroom. / Stove, DC1. 1, ique Setting. attractive Clean $450, If maintained ryLaU ntdry. non smoker. rth of Bowman�inlle 420-3048. ?5 . hydro. 433-7810. lar 10 Share house SPACIOUS 3 bedroom town- WHY rent when you can own houses. Well mantamed fam- your own tome for less !nail OSHAWA you tha*711 Call Dave Hay - e4" %rile --, perfect place to start! urge 2 6 3 bdrrn apts. -se to schools, shop - and 401. Oshawa sit goes right past ruur door. Reasonable .arts Call (905) 721-8741 WHITBY - nitrm tnr rent, Ushawe house for .nt 2 Bdrm main Now 8 2- 1rm Dsrmll Urge backyard. t20G%mo 1stflast. 905-725- 311 days, 905666-4016 ren ripweekends NNmBY, dean. spacious. 3- •000m apartment. mern )or lot triplex, fridge. Stove. need yard. lataomy facilities. terences. no pets. 5850. f)5-683-8661 NHITBT, large one bedroom. 4 ;•arkmg. Uuhilry, ap• ia:,ces. "Mum n rgh- .,,t, od walk to GO Tran, r lle mature couple. 5640+ hydra Don't miss this e 9C5 668-6526. nH1TBY- 1 -bedroom base- P­ rear dotrao in, GO N hrepiaee. Lauri". non- -ter no pets Chian •r,:r welcome. S55wowa 2 unhneS Available im- P^ardy 665-1986. lock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211. a 1 Hlouses For Rtm AVAILABLE October est 4- BORM upper level, 2000sq.n. $1100. .uld 2 -bedroom basement, sen contained. $800 inclusive Dennis Mor- gan. Sutton Group Heritage 831-9500 OSHAWA Beautifully Deco- rated 3 -bedroom, 2 -storey. 3. baths, fenced backyard. dose to amenities. 3 appliances. 34 nrrshed basement, non- sraolters, no -pets. available Nov.1St. $1195tmo.. 1sUlast. Must see! 905-855-2024 OSHAWA. 3 bedroom, ap- � 1 Accommodation pliances. garage, from 1i rear Come $25.000 Aurelia Pasa- yard. schools, Shopping. Iran- 54 YR OLD :hristian Widow set. 5825/mo first 6 last. Nov looking for someone of simi- possession . 427-3763 lar 10 Share house SPACIOUS 3 bedroom town- la farmhround ouse 0H (905) 837 1113 Leave a message houses. Well mantamed fam- LLAX. Clear room in 2 bed - ity complex. Freshy, decorat- AJAX, WeslmtyRfrry.e2 area. ed. 4 appls . an ubblies Park- Large home to share. Close to am close to SchOI all 533 y N amenities OcUNov t ocw- an 122 inclusive � �l o orne Oshawa. Appl, 4343972 St. E A BARGAIN ... STI -L RENT - G. No money down, rem to HARM. 50 acres. with pup 4 own 2 and 3 bedroom home S' A Abso�te Aecrdabie WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FROM SOSMfTH!! $1000 GETS YOU STARTED" Call Merl (905) 571-6273 1-8004140-6275 Mark Staplery Sales Rep. Sutton Group Excel Realty Drtrm fireplace large kitch• F $750 CLEAN quiet house. able. parking. !au" firepiace, hardwood floors. 880. yard. deck. S400/molaxil any- Iime nrstlast. 432-1947 Fr per mdHh all m- en, 12 SWI horse bath. Car- dusrve mommum yearly m. nrx7401/111asehne area Only Come $25.000 Aurelia Pasa- $1295 090 Available Oct.30, nu (905)726-9414 ext 201 1905)725-1171 AM zero Pill oney artaNpefi"9 FRESHLY renovated binga- , RoOrrn 1 r R Tit low. 4 appliances, VIUMmg TREE RElIOYAL A MAMMANCE rardwood flours, fenced yard. LLAX. Clear room in 2 bed - parking. central location. on room parnly 1wmshatl bW- buS route. close 10 medial mem apt$350 endusrve. centre. $765 plus Lititttes must see, share heiifes with imodem gas furnace) First/ 1 other No smokers/pets. Iasi. rtkrdttxs NO pets. mg - 693 -3669 Curl. couple preferted. Avail - 3 BEDROOM sem; a.a�ian e Pickerng Town Cerdia ate+ 44 (416)4-7391 LIVERPOOL 8 GAYLY Shared basement apt., walk to GO and ameni- ties. Non-smoker, suit- abie for quiiet mature working male. $340./ month. 420-9125 AJAX. MOON tar rent Mar IUXURY e a,; .^ rge Open kv- Tilde For Home m Ownant able immleA7lNy 579-0191 4pedrQum 2 Irl-Datlns. fire- tele until part healed pools, ing room. room. letrh COW%NIES CHARGE UP - GO 5325 month share aN pyo. atr-cwwmopnp. lain- rid tub, innutes To beaches, on Master dining has en Region 5 It 0p Custom Buil FRONT FEES. OTHERS OSHAWA, East, 3 -bedroom Ucddm wall one o0ner Non- >t D� steeps b More xdOrma00n avaF wit! Lower Level hat Ihie DO MOT R n mom floor 6 appliances, smolung. oval inn led Clean Raised Bungalow on 100 ft aartirnq, Lc. gas neat. non OrrN tame 666 7522 lessronal. non-srnokmg, n able $275 wetly 905434- %abouts On Severs Excel. MytefIMM on Rice Lake SUGGESTED TWAT YOU smokers. no pets $875.60'x Alex. . 90"8&-M 71e4 krnt for rtWarrnerd o large Modern Open Concept Int- MnlEST1GATE T11pRO11GN- ,2illhes laftst can 905 LARGE pROOM invate atm ep�� MMI -PRIVATE Lott L base- CLEMWAYER.lumahO mo- 40* C~ 5169.000 Cam mawuee coo dem.. $165,000 BEFORE Lhome SLCNLNG ANY working person pMertetl °lent rec room !a rent. stare Oles heated pods. hot to. (705) 935-1254 PKKERING Village, charm- Pickenng, near al amenbeskitchen L Wat PlnOrle' - mmY� 10 Blau! Jay MIMACUTATE NfESTNEY CONTRACTS. older 2 Storey. 3 -bed- Awilabieanytime.420-6376 n0' cable b laundry nekow. Oasebae. NHL Notley. NFL HEIGHTS 4 bedroom Backs MMrMY 4 bedroom Uarr. Central Aux locainl. $4501 Football. 009,Norse Track. to park. firepace. CAC aro gas neat. 4 yrs old Mary es- ' 1 Busria•as tom detached home. bus LIVERPOOL / MYLY, ar MOM each. 1sYWt go, beacheS and malar aroac- more. $192 000 House traS Good wn I at door. very central tJe rlegtbourrioo0 59 plus utilities. hnmedwe bright room use of all faaN- 905-706-7603 cons OWdren wO me. PhD- Sat Sept 20. 10.3, duals yon TIM 6VA07 5222.900 possession (905)427-7452 °a• 3380 per monde, all r 6 tos Walable $275 nee" 9M-Q7-Wl 579 6116 BODY ;n;,:. ixsln•wa lop QQ 9020 r R at (905)6BS-'>SIXf WMiov -Wal Limits: 3-txYm esUdaMA. Comi teM abaci WHITBY K -MART area. } ONE bechoo n Copp for eats townnome Corn letet repo- I"vh w wiM S" 00001, am cow hedroom bungalow hone an LMEshed o rY Lige p y pressor lratmt mac7mM etc famished oom .n aktcutrvt 2 -BEDROOM .an00 on Lake 'ur t week n 1aurY resort vattd &Tier risen rlewi Ga- Rraotrtr Ir'ge lot. man Moor fireplace house Share kghcvbtgh. w Driveway. Aiax Irmmtdlale AcrDSS The road from D1�IMF root. pool Quer areal' Clone tD Law a* 514% Also car bl aksflld basement. attached HITBY, s•euo:u jne xd- w� �.�. hydro Cam dudes laupry. acre. part- FweWace. 2 full Dales. Pont.Pl1Nbrp Sleeps 4 Free NmRtt 40t/Go Tran 5119.900- km- room fireplace, piing. 5625 wA w1Mby. �d 11,11,n 725 - after Spm Frances 725.3661 n0. pool. no smoking. rtkr• $95O/iromh. Rderena and to Dairy Nlor10 Irr:kots mediate Possess= imyusrve Oct 1st. 416-699• 1171 ennces S100/week 637-1304 Crit p r (905)725.9582 sit not tubs. ale= MoG)9BS•650:i. WESTNEYMWY. 2. 775E sq n deluxe condo 2-3 bed- rooms. ensu,te laundry. 2 bathrooms. pool. sauna, exer- ase room $1250 inclusive Oct 31 831.2210. , • 1 Office 6 Retail Spece OS14AWA 4 Montht Free Read III- 850 s0 2nd fir 5550. 600 sq. main $500. 300 sq. h across from Osh Centre, 600 2nd fir $500 1.200 sq. ft. 2nd Roux 1.600 SQ . n main. Call 434.2447 of 655 4132 STORE FOR rent. 1500 son. plus basement Good location 5695/month+ utilities. First/ last Call after bpm ask for Alex. 726 -OM . Garage+ Lora r Sow e SECURE ',,'side st;ra,e available for boats, trailers °1:. Reasonable rates North ;nhavw Cal after 6 p m 655- '055 . • 1 Florio. Vac. Remak CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 DedrOom townhouse pool ,acorn. 880. pewit yard. avadable now For woo and a view photos 905 - 579- 3786 -RARE OPPORTUNITYIIII Completely renovated as new 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses with 4 new appliances $500 down, good credit rating. $32.000/yr income to quaky. Call Gentleman' George Walker Caldwell Banker RMR Reany 728-9414 room bungalow, no down pay- ment. $143,000. good street. 260.9391 Leave message PICKERING V-Ilage charming older 2 -storey 3 -bedroom de- tached home, verycentral, bus stop at door. featuring 40x29 heated 3 on garage at • • rear and paid compounds 02 Hwy commercial permit ex- coSDre 66x151 lot, asking $179.000 (905)427-7452 PICKERING - 3.1 large bed -large eat -m kitchen. 2 ar garage, finished base- r r Tient, CAC 6 central vac. 'ishwaSher. 4 bathrooms. 41.1 210K Must See (905) 509- 0820 3 BEDROOM 3 :x : r;alor PRIVATE Estale Sal - 3 bed - with basement apartment. moms 1 12 storey. tkallied Urge lop. 5 mim"'Q pool basement. large garage. new 5139.000 Cad (705)657-2867 "adic' s and decorated Mage AJAX OPEN HOUSE. 11 Flee Oulet Red' tram 5129.000 to $124.000 n Cres Sat Sun 12 - 4 3 Ped- � rooms, family room, new House. Sat. Sun 12-4 p.m. Kitdlen. C1113MCS, huge deck. 293 Gaillard. Oshawa IMo. not tub. fkrstned basement. 905725.9662 CAC. custom oak stars. must See $181.900 (905)427-9797 NICE LMIE- OPEN HOUSE COMMERCIAL comer lot. ro.vinx isrx147, in fast - Wowing area sun restaurant. convenience store. beauty parlour, etc. Only $175 DOO Call Walter Frank. Frank Real Estate ltd 576-4111 WATERFRONT COMMUNITY in Port Perry 2aCR lots for sale Starting at $120.000. 905- 427-0390 or 905-985-3724. lari1 Camper lu Traits SAa 5389° . $395 OWN. $891mo Wooded trailer lot for sale. Sand (leach, faring, rolling hMs. 1260 units allowed Near Co". 416-431-1555. 905-349-3396 N 3 K's BEAVER TRAILER PARK LTD Omemee NU- MEROUS USED TRAILERS FOR SALE ON SITE Ready t0 move in complete we decks. sheds and more GREAT END OF YEAR BUYS" Cad or Visit anytime 705-79944 Yaaey BUNGALOW and Cottage on EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL SOLD Large waterfront n lovely Co- Reloobng Contractor's wa- OBTALM DOtonk ft* to aN ame an terfront Nome For Sale or MG A LOAN 4 NOT CLEAIIwATER - 2-Bedroan mo- Man floor Tia l GUMANTEED SONE 967 4m 5287 :TI 1 ImprovrNrkin : 1 1 knwovwnw t 1 Pl wdm a DscoMine Movng i Storage on Movep B 90" • ' 1 Garcho" a ' 1 Gra"`°N a LiiOe•p" g Landecep" :: Drnrg Schools SEAL AND PROTECT WITH MCASPHALT AM zero Pill oney artaNpefi"9 AJAX Movin S stems TREE RElIOYAL A MAMMANCE Sdt6 DRIVING Stucco ceilings 9 y Slal90B1ld FiftlWOOd Alrallibfle "BLACK MAC' General repairs Full services, moves, appliance CALL pAyE F$39 Double Driveways Top quality, work and piano specialists. Flat rate or We also specialize in: at reasonable prices hourly. We now have heated 831-7055 2D% off for Senors • Hut asphalt ramps at garage to prevent Can for a FREE Estimate storage units. Now offering free heaving and cracking. 104-9is9 boxes with move. Park and load t'taw Ctwwtg : 1 arq Smias • L utting out oil damaged arras and replacing special, starting at $99 and up. RAi>W>< with healthy fresh asphalt 77G_f1f1/MC �r d77_lff1A� / _ (905) 428-6233 Wood Faneino Decks - Chain Link - Iron Druled Hot", set Posts FREE' ettimetbs Call Steve 905.500-5077 41 �-11346 CONSTRUCTION We can do all Your home improvements and renovations! 686-1913 CARPENTRY Free estimates rough and finish work, Call Bill 619-2930 saki lar pn0. AN rNwvallon needs Free Estimates Cala Ride 905 619'4 M 416 953-7607 A&C RCKWING, Shingling, all types of roofs, new and del Wod ma"p. Gum- anteed. 10% discount to seniors, fully in- sured, Flee estimates. Call Andrew at (965) 4211-0764 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 3 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420.0081 vWMI a (dove Pip or small, we price them al! Free esti- mates, swiWs discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also Ira,* space available. 7-4q�l�or Croce Novtrs O kesBagion �apt, eels es piano IrKtvlllp Paclow avaiable. MOYN16 � Houses. Apartments. Offic- es. Appliances and Plano Speciatsts. Now we lave belled storage Lines. Seita aro MYd•AftiM Discounts. Lilxnself. inured. Free Es- timates. FJ►1xYtNN swilCB. Call 43671!5. 1 FT'°rr'B • �L USTAl1�ATf011S 25 years experience, restretching, our specialty. Free estimates. D a N OMMBBR, 117-1711 or 117-11N SELL IT NOW CALL 663-0707 835 SEWICE H you think housework is for the birds, all us. 1985)472-1172 EL rates. Ref- ererlces available. The Wimafe in home, officte and Nendpw de&V4 NO Mains. AID Wd �g Banded iwow and p SELL R NOW CALL 683.0707 NOW* Chains : IlatMe CIwtIM1 SAVE TIME, LET US SAVE YOU MONEY. Houseckaning made affordable. As Milk at $4.0A4AoX derl� am stze. Top to bottom cleaning. So you can spend more time enjoying yourself. Yves Desaw it Cleaning services :Insured / Bonded Call soon, spaces limited, 420-7042 WAMM VroaK Dong MW For Children's FaMn And N Occasions. Have My own cian can zn_W : • 1 IdIINC UM R N1 CLAIpNET. Teacher (lades pptltllgS bra kNNed Walter of Skm* a. 1VNLTEAM ■vm Kau CALL G m$TGF coono Pkese read TOIN' clef ed ted ore 111! 8351 day of Pfrtbl W 1101195 tate PON-0 be regWdd11e for more dWA ON inse11,60n in the etrollt of alll ena. SCHOOL Approtlfld by D.S.A.O -4 lessons and test $105. -10 Lessons $150 full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416) 257-356e . LIetNA OWr 4c WAXING Free Coruultahon Clean Relaxing Almospherle Reasonable Pnoes Fuw Results Greduefe of Eddh Sum CAI! Feemamdy at 831-4838 Forget The News Advertiser C12SSified DCPL phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every SaL 9.30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Pkase Call 683-0707 r 1 D-0- • 1 Down SINTH, Douglas, Roy, Suddenly at Aare in Oshalwa on Monday, Seplelnber 15, 1997 in ftis 45th ym Douglas Roy SITO, fuer of Aaron and *YSML Beloved sol of Don and Dais Smith. Brdher of Lydda and her husband WINS Mahood and Card and her NSbOM Noel NOelld. Dear Wide Of WXFO n, Sha upon, Kaley and Kyle. The fanny will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE RINERAL HOME, 28 Old Kmgston Road, Ajax (Pickering Vdlage) 905- 426-8M from 7-9 p.m. Friday. Flrk" service in the Chapel on Saturday, September 20, 1997 at 11:30 a.m. Cremation. PAGE 30 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEP'rEMEER 19, IW7 I'J"'Jot r�•r .y.•npar�rrJw1•�'• I1•+�JaJ!•L•1••r1. i•!► 11 AucYona. 1 _ Aueelars . 1 llxctians • IC •�1 Auctlont 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickeringy 3 mi. N.Hwy. 401 (e:it 399) Sun. Sept. 21 at 12 noon Preview from 11 a.m. day of sale. Sale to include over 300 lots of the following types of articles: Selection of; Barbie dolls. Ken dolls & clothing (1960's). Steiff teddy bears & mist. animals (1960's - 1970's), old dolls by Hummel & Goebel, good selec- tion of boys & girls annuals (chatterbox), doll carriage, 1967 Canadian coin set with $20.00 gold coin, coin sets, Hummel figs, crystal. 12 place setting w/marry serving lops. of Royal Albert bone china((Old Country Rose), gold charm bracelets, antique 5 1/2 It, 2 door pine jam cupboard. Ig. iron wine rack, oak pedestal table, oak chairs, upholstered mahogany chair, excel- lent 9 pc. dining room suite, love seat, club chairs, an - dressers. side`; -cam's, parlour table, odd antique ;hags, tea trolley (old and new), tabaret stands etc.. signed and numbered limited edition prints by Trish Romance Robt. Bateman, Bev. Doolittle. Bev. Doolittle plus prints by Laura Berry. Anne Cote. Rick Kelly, fames Lumbers. A. J. Casson etc. NOTE: This will be a full sale with many articles not l,stea. see Tues. paper for a more complete listing. Terms; Cash, Cheque, Visa, M/C (there is a 3% pre- mtum on credit card purchases) Delivery service snack bar available. All articles must be removed day of sale (NO EXCEPTIONS) Randy Potter & Robert Gosse will be conducting this auction Phone (905) 683-0041 ORONO ARENA COMMUNITY CENTRE 2 PRINCESS STREET, ORONO OFF HWY. 1135, EXIT STATION STREET - SUNDAY NOON SEPT. 21ST VIEW 11:30 A.M. - SALE STARTS AT 12:30 P.M. OF CONSUMERS DISTRIBUTING WILL BE SOLD AT THIS SALE. Partial List Scott. Emerson. Sanyo, Sansui. Philips, Magnavox Orion, Memorex, electronics, cordless phones. up to 32" (PIP) TVs. 4 head HiFi stereo VCRs, answering machines. TVNCR combo. compact disk radios & home stereos, CD Walkmans. camcorder, houseware, giftware, collectibles porcelain dolls, exercise machines, gym bikes, ski machines, tread mills manual, tools, drills, screwdrivers, bits & socket sets, pliers. file sets. punch & chisel sets etc., porcelain vases, toys, kids lap top computers Windows compatible, microscope, crying dolls, telescopes, air hockey. Nikko radio control (ars, binoculars, 14K jewellery, precious stone & diamond rings. Michiko pearl, antique reproduction furniture,hall tables, mirrors, pedestals, art nouveau style statuary Tiffany lamps. Natalia & Claudia wild lite figurines, vacuum cleaners with power head, attache cases, luggage, Tramontina & Lagostina cookware sets. triplelayer, die cast Cars, strollers, jewellery boxes, cork pictures, kitchenware. small appliances, juicers, toaster ovens, blenders. food processors, etc. Sprint phones. Maestro call displayers. golf umbrellas, hunting knives, air beds. cedar chests, vase stands, porcelain lamps, touch lamps, silver plated tea sets, etc., kitchen laser knives with blocks, too many to list, subject to addition & deletions TERMS: CASH, VISA, M/C ONLY. 1 Personals 1 Personals 1 Business opw in , ' ESTABLISHED HAIR SA- LON !Gr sale 4 station . 14L d licensed, full training pro- ^asement great location vided Revenue guarantee for start tomorrow E-CCEPT10NAL LAMES & GENTLENE'N aoer�Mi ring. CiU 905- SER\7\(; L)URHAM RFG10N 728-9902. or after Spm. 1.11C...YCF & (71-44ss 905-432-3029 REIJABILM a: DLSCRE-I'll CA:AL4-. FEED versonal-trainer. massage. IN & 017 SERITCE ^ail$. mobile service avail- • - 4104-8761 • 1 phorias 1 Pis Oppornmifies TRAVEL AGENCY wen-es- laeusae3 w":ion fully slatted G20�EO I S LADIES FIT - d licensed, full training pro- NESS/BEAUTY SPA - Grand vided Revenue guarantee for Re-Opemrrq 550.000 MOM - 12 moneys of 5150.000. Aare- tion Offering kick -boxing. mum cash $72.000 Call 1- b—cis<. steptarltinQ. fair- 9DO•668-1743 ext 222 diem . fully- equipped gym. versonal-trainer. massage. ^ail$. mobile service avail- • wL7><� able. Help wanted - MFITT IT' [• 3488) PerMWS MIIMRO- KELLIE, born Osha- wr General Hospital Sept. 20. 1968 Placed by Durham C.A.s Birthday wishes Irom your birth father. wish to share medical and family history with you. Please all 1-705- 741-66476. SEPARATED (MALE, Ns, good health, does ,mess workouts. sense of humour. Entoys trav- el, good music, movies. ro- mantic eves a more. Anrac- tive7 See for yourself Seeking lemale with similar Qualities/ interests in late 40's/earty 50's looking for honesty, hap- pier times and something more in her Me. Don't be shy. Appreciate photo 8 phone I Reply Fie I 24. Oshawa Whitby This week. P 0 Box 481 Oshawa. L1H 71.5 PAT RUSSELL - We've moved and I've lost your I Mike 720- 0711 Business an Personals il PRIVATE I' ONE ON ONE L.A. LINGERIE 1 / t ! 1895 ('lemenls Rd. Unit 125,pickerin '1(905) 426-4466 SELLING YOUR CAR oR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call • • air at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 1 / ffilh eye 11 BNown" 01Y00VAP �277191R7?YP,0! lOD'EANDBES'l!+//sf1Es ? /A OlfAglVTiil/ 1 Births 1 Births 4rwqla,Its a-Girl!wvw Liz and Jim Fielder are pleased to announce the arrival of Hailey Elizabeth born on September 15, 1997 at 3:30 a.m., weighing 7lbs., 6ozs. Special thanks to Donna and Dr. Gall and entire team at Markham - Stouffville Hospital SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Check Out Our Flyer Delivery Service. P Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. We are by far The *1 Distributor of flyers in our area. Have your Ayers delivered - ` 683-5110 & Ybh-w! any Wednesday. 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