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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_09_26_'— ._ _-'-.__ ..aii+IT•'zi'. w:A'�'\.,'e':Sc.Ills. 04 ill P , • i N l'1 • • 1 1 J ;'J•. I ,'1 1 � d d 1 � • 1 t 1 1 1 �. � • • ••. ,1-• - • • • ♦ • • • • • . • • • . - �lriE f0�' of ,PlCffil?IN� . . .. • ...',• G PUBLIC LIBRARY eCENTRAL ;:_ • in - WS .Pic ! er Rou e I Adveftiser Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand September 26, 1997, Vol. 32, No. 39, Pressrun 44,000 40 pages Protest! Teachers picket against `gutting of education' BY UNDA WHITE STAFF REPORTER Hundreds of Durham high school teachers held information pickets in rainy weather at noon Thursday to protest pending changes to education. "It's not about wages;" Pickering High School teacher and Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation, Durham district branch co -president Keith Wainwright said. "It's an honest concern about what the government is doing to gut education. - About four dozen teachers, some carrying placards with the message 'Education - An investment in futures', held a quiet 10 -minute picket outside the Pickering Village school and were joined by several dozen students. A number of passing motorists honked their horns in support of the picket, which didn't disrupt classes or noon -hour extra -curricular activities. "Teachers have their own rights;" acknowl- INSIDE See our special section marking the 2nd Annual Mayor's Charity Classic fund-raising golf tournament in aid of Ajax -Pickering General Hospital!, Editorial Page .6 sports.......................31 Classified ....................33 HOW TO REACH US General .................683-5110 Death Notices .............683-3005 Auction I3ne .............683-7545 Sincerely Yours ......... 1-800-662-8423 Email..... Newsroom®durhamnews.net Internet... http://www.durhamnews.net edged student Jason Woolf, 17. "1 appreciate what they're doing. (The provincial govern- ment) shouldn't extend the school ycar...Our education system is fine the way it is" "It's cool;" student Elaine Macleod, 14, said of the information picket. "We want them to strike... The government is cutting everything" "I'm worried about my education;" agreed Stefanie Stroh, 14. "1 want to be a lawyer and I'm worried about the changes that might be happening." On Wednesday, Minister of Education and Training John Snobelen announced preparation time for high school teachers will be reduced by nearly half to the national average of 40 minutes a day. As well, teachers must return to school one week before students to get ready for the year, and the number of professional activity days for teachers will be reduced from nine to five. The Province also plans to add an additional two weeks of class time a year for elementary students and another three weeks each year for secondary pupils. As teachers held information pickets in Durham and several other regions, the presi- dents of teachers' federations from across Ontario met in Toronto and voted in favor of strike action should the government move See AJAX-PICKERING/Page 3 JILL FOSTER `Space for future needs' J FIBERGLASS WINDOWS UA�kDAU Windows & Doors 60i Aspen Rd -831-1989 photo by Ron Pietroniro Teachers at Pickering High School hit the streets during the noon hour yesterday to protest labor law revisions planned by the Tory government. New Pickering library gets extras Facility to include Pickering to include a new seniors' to Council. centre, community meeting space "The board believes the new seniors' and youth and youth drop-in centre• building should be designed with The library will replace' the space for future community needs;' Centres aging Rouge Hill branch and will be library board chairman Jill Foster built in East Woodlands Park near told councillors Monday - By MARIANNE TAKACs the corner of Kingston and Rose- In addition to 10,000 square feet STS REPORTER bank roads, after some park facili- of space for the library, the new PICKERING — Town Coun- ties are relocated• facility would include a 6,500- cil's executive committee has Both the Pickering Public square -foot seniors' centre; a multi - approved the expansion of a project Library Board and Town staff rec- purpose room to seat up to 100 peo- for a new library on the west side of ommended the additional facilities See TOWN/Page 2 ill PAGE � - TH9 NEVUS AVVE11MISLIt FhIDAV, §E1111fI18Jr1k `26, '1937' 4, 1--h- Town n es room for ., , expansion f�ql �.,��P I 1 0 f % 44 1 f 4.7,t. tno'i6bs MEMORY 8 MBNEW GOODIES UPGRADES COMPONENTS SPECIAL 77 9 EDO TOWN/From page I could he incorporated into the plans for the building being drawn reserve fund. As well, the Town expects to receive at least ckefing fast A - food Outlet pie at tables, with a serving up by an architect. $350,000 from the sale of the L WRITER kitchen; a 2,000 -square -foot youth drop-in centre, an additional "We can't later on add things and expect the building to work," Rouge Hill branch property which will go toward the cost of the new PICKERING -- Durham Money was taken from tills 10,000 square feet of space for said Pickering Public Library CEO library. Regional Police are asking for and a safe. possible future library expansion; and chief librarian Sandy Mr. Cameron also said cost esti- the public's assistance after a No one was injured in the and parking to serve all the facili- Cameron. mates for all the phases of the pro- fast-food restaurant was robbed Jate Tuesday by three masked robbery. The bandits fled the scene on ties. Only the library would be built The library portion of the pro - jest is expected to cost about $1 jest will be provided to Council when plans for them are complet- inen armed with a shotgun and foot. at first, since that's the onlportion y million. Councillors set aside ed. It's expected the Town will pay 1knife. Police would like to talk to of the project for which money's $65 1,000 in the 1997 Town budget for the new components to be Police repo rt the men, wear- patrons who left the restaurant been allocated. The rest would be for it, including $249.000 received phased in. :_Ing bajaclavab, waikcd inio ire before officers arrived. built in stages. as the need arose from the sale of land from the Some councillors suggested this ;-,McDonald's restaurant at 1360 Anyone with information is and money became available. existing Rouge Hill branch parking type of joint project was a good - Kingston Rd. at 11:27 p.m. The asked to call the robbery unit at Councillors were told it was lot for the widening of Hwy. 401, way to maximize Town resources .�j*taff and four customers were 579-1520 ext. 53:54 or Durham necessary to approve the addition- and $300.000 from development The expanded project must still ordered at gunpoint to lie on the Regional Crime Stoppers at a] stages of the project now so they charges reserves and a community he ratified b%, Council Oct. 6. floor, police say. 436-nPS. 10977 • SPECIAL SPECIAL PRICE!! PRICE!! 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PRICE!! .7 SOUND 0 • BLASTER Value 64 - 139 77 N, 1,080 BROCK TEL. (905)831-9555 FAX (905)831-9772 PICKERING --m" 0 Ajak-Piekerin teachers Aa � � e lunch-hour walkout g g AJAX-PICKERING/From page 1 nate about 4,400 jobs. ahead with recommendations in Bill 160. Shelley Page, chief negotiator for Durham's public high school teachers, says there's "no doubt" teachers will shut down classrooms across the province. "To let (changes) happen without stepping in would be immoral;" maintains Ms. Page, who says reduction in preparation time means teachers will have another class to instruct each day, ultimately leading to the loss of 10,000 teaching jobs. The Province, however, says the move would elimi- Such a move "reduces the effectiveness" of a provin- cial goal to have students spend more time with teachers, argues Ms. Page. Though the government announced last week it will not remove teachers' right to strike, its latest legislation "makes working conditions impossi- ble to bargain for" and teachers are willing to strike illegally in an "act of self-sacrifice" to fight the changes, says Ms. Page. Local group wants to get message across Meeting set to discuss government funding cuts AJAX — A parents' support group is holding a series of meet- ings in Ajax to discuss provincial government cuts. One Voice ... One Message meetings are being held by the Hearts Family Network. The group believes speaking out col- lectively against the impact of government cuts on spe- cial needs children. The meetings are being held on Thursdays, Sept. 30, Oct. 30 and Nov. 27, each from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion, 111 Hunt St. For more information, call PAT 1624 ARATHORN COURT '74& PICKERING >1FEEYDAY SPECIALS Jost N o( Hwy #2Rehmm cors. &sat.) s35" &oP mod Brock Rd. wttt 6 & Set (Wed. 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PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WMAY, SEPTEMBER 26, ltll7 Ajacering Newsrd�k vertiser di*torials.andetters AMetroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker ♦ Editorial Trustees' pay cut unnecessary A suggestion to cut the monthly honorarium for Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board trustees from about $450 to $300 per month may scare off some potential solid candidates for board positions. Put forward by board chairman Tom Oldman and to be voted on at the board's next meeting in October, the notion of saving $1,200 per month to be put back into the classroom amounts to a tiny drop in the bucket. With just eight trustees to be elected this time, down from 18 last time, the sav- ings are, to say the least, minuscule. In actual dol- lar figures the amount saved would be $14.400 from honoraria, a total that is equal to less than half -a -year's salary for one rookie teacher. The board has about 1,400 teachers spread over 48 schools and an annual budget of about $167 mil- lion. It's true trustees will have less to do under the new regulations passed by the Province. All prop- erty tax revenue for education costs will revert to the Ministry of Education which will set tax rates. School councils, another Tory initiative, will have their powers boosted with trustees responsible for less. Trustees will still deal with policy matters across the board and will have to make sure initia- tives from the Province are properly applied. They'll still be a sounding board for parents as a local education voice in their communities. Teachers and boards will still have to negotiate salaries and benefits. So, while trustees will have less to do than they did before, there will be fewer of them to do it at a reduced honorarium. Trustees will have a meeting per month during the school year and will be expected to serve on and attend committee meetings. But, in point of fact, many veteran trustees aren't clear about exactly what they will be doing come December. That may be why there are so few candidates interested in returning to or entering the education system. There is only one separate board candi- date in Ajax and two in Pickering. On the public board, no one has yet registered to run for Ajax or Pickering seats in the Nov. 10 municipal election. There's little incentive left for trustees to get into the race. That's why it doesn't make dollars or cents to cut honoraria. luTo respond to this editorial toll Infosowre at tlf�pgp� 683-7040 and dial 5104 Ajax- Pickering mews Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper ;published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday v Letters to the editor Comply with disabled parking bylaw To the editor: This is the 21st century. Business property owners must spend money to make money. That includes properly des- ignating handicapped parking spaces for disabled people like me. If we can't spend in Pickering, we have to go else- where. 1 was born non -disabled so 1 have walked both sides of this fence. Feeble actions won't pacify me. Bylaws concerning parking for the disabled were passed to meet a need. So I challenge property owners to comply with the Pickering bylaws. If they don't, I challenge Town bylaw enforcement offi- cers to fine all property owners who don't comply with the Town bylaws. They stipulate that each designated parking space shall be: — hard surfaced and painted a bright blue with the universal symbol of access overlaid in white or yellow paint; — level; — a minimum width of four metres; — a minimum length of 5.4 metres; — a minimum vertical clearance of 2.75 metres; — located so sidewalks, paths, etc. will be accessible to physically handicapped people whether via ramps, aisles, depressed curbs or other appropriate means without requiring a person to pass behind parked ars or cross a tragic lane; — located with sufficient clearance around the vehicle in terms of other vehi- cles or obstacles such as light standards, waste receptacles, etc. to permit free access by a wheelchair. — identified by the official sign as defined in section I I of regulation 581 of the Highway Traffic Act. The sign shall be mounted with the base of it no less than 1.7 metres and no more than 2.0 metres above grade; — located in a place approved by the Town's director of planning. The bylaws also say every owner and operator of a parking lot shall provide a minimum number of designated parking spaces in accordance with the following: — one space designated for disabled parking for every one to 50 parking spaces in a lot; two disabled spots for 51 to 100 spaces; three for 101 to 150; four for 151 to 200; five for 201 to 400; eight for 401 to 800; and, in a lot with over 800 spots, eight handicapped spaces plus one for each additional 200 spots. Disabled people aren't respected in this town and the problems start at the top. If Town hail would only change the attitudes and set examples, respect will become contagious. I am tired of hearing property owners say they'll comply with the Town bylaws if and when Town offi- cials force them to do so. It's the owners' responsibility. JOANNE BIIRGHARDT. Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD. Advertising Manager ALVIIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Manager MONIQUE LEA, Real FswJAutomwiveAdve tising Manager ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON, Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINFS, A ; Prod TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Classified: 683-0707 Dktributim: 683-5110� AdmWCl6W Faun: 683-7363 Ctrmposing Fax: 579-9273 E-mail: newsroorn@durhamnews.net KErM GILLIGAN Ajax Staff Writer My mighty team has struck out As we head into the final week of the baseball season, it's with considerable regret that I'm conceding my beloved Boston Red Sox aren't going to win the World Series this year. With the team two -and -a -half years out of first (actually about 19 games behind the leader with three games to play), it's painfully obvious they're out of the running. In fact, I have a better chance of getting a date with the $21- million Super 7 winner from Richmond Hill than Boston does of winning the World Series. At this time, a review of the season is in order. It got off to a bad start and went downhill from there. Manager Kelvin Kennedy gets sacked. What did he do. other than lead them to a division title and two winning seasons in two ye.,ars° Kennedy is replaced by Jimy Williams. who's only qualification for the job is he makes a good third base coach. Roger Clemens signs with those stinking Blue Jays and turns the clack back to the Rocket Roger of old. Jose Canseco considers the firing of Kennedy a personal insult and demands a trade. He's accommodated and Boston gets a warm body in return. In spring training, shortstop John Valentin is moved to second base a> make room for Nomar Garciaparra and Valentin throws a hissy-fit. He eventual- ly calms down and watches Garciaparra turn in a Rookie of the Year kind of sea- son. Brett Saberhagen is signed, knowing he'll miss most of the season because of arm surgery. Steve Avery is lured from Atlanta and turns in an average season. Wil Cordero gets suspended for part of the season amidst allegations he's a wife -beating slimeball. Finally, Mo Vaughan gets ticked at being offered a salary equal to the Gross National Product of some countries. Now, he's making noise that he doesn't want to play in Beantown any more. There's only one thing that can be said at this time — just wait till next year. Keith Gilligan writes in our Frtiday row - tion of staff coh m ats. To respond io this colrom cast Infosoume at 683-7040 and did 5108.. The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. IU News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax A Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Corturmaity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circulations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. 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After 10:30 a.m., save 25% puke ALL IN -STOCK HOCKEY STICKS Sale prices in effect Saturday, Sept. 27 and Sunday, Sept. 28, 1997, unless otherwise stated, while quantities last PAGE & - TfW NEWS -A DVL^I MER MDAY, SBPTF.MBEtR 26,19" Pickering foster mom's diary BY STEPHEN SHAW DURHAM STAFF The day she was placed in the care of her eventual killer, Jennifer England's tragic tate was eerily foreshadowed in the final line writ- ten in her foster mother's diary. "Oh God, I'm worried for Jeri:' wrote Lee Baver- stock, the Picker- ing woman whose family cared for Jennifer England between 1990 and 1992. The entry in the diary, kept by the family to track Jennifer's stay, was made in April 1992. shortly after a family court judge granted paranoid schizo- -' phrenic Ron Eng- SLU BER R land custody of the "very special >GLE 9 girl" then u.-Wss believed to be his SET s'i daughter. _ Four years UEEN later, almost to the day, the foster mother's worst fears were real- ized when Mr. England fatally - stabbed Jennifer ORT 0 PRA more than 69 tunes inside their Bowmanville „A - *SS 22 Mr.. England SET $37 was found not XEEN criminally KING responsible for killing the six- year-old girl and his 79 -year-old mother, Marion Johnston, who he also stabbed to death. The inquest is looking into the deaths. CAROUSEL Jennifer was Avails four months old �� assorted when she was ini- tially seized from her mother and then -boyfriend, Mr. England. Soon after she was placed in the Baverstock foster CAPTAIN'S family home. Correction A story in the Tuesday, Sept. 23 Pickering News Advertiser about municipal elec- tion candidate Ralph Sutton inadvertently left off a portion of a sentence. The sen- tence should have read: "He is cur- rently employed with Channell Commercial Canada Ltd. as a part-time field services engi- neer." The News Advertiser regrets the error. Having suffered psychological trauma. Jen- nifer was unable to accept or display affection of any kind at first. Mrs. Baverstock said. But within a year, however, a " hond" developed. " It took shout <i\ months for her tel express am aflerU�ln ;111d ,llllk0"1 an,�ther .I\ nlonlh� P bireshadowed tragedy before she could respond with affection:' Mrs. Ba%erstock said. When the judgment came giving Mr. Eng- land custody, Mrs. Bavcrstock and her hus- hand..hm. were hcanhroken. "Ienntt�r ��,I� -er\ h0II&d 10 u, %kC Mt. . r. .t o y.. Z, � Jennifer was very special to us and she was a very special girl. 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NEWB'AVVF,T M5ER FMAM, StBPTEKNER 26."11 7 - P*GF 9r Durham's support sought by CUPE in fighting provincial legislation BY KEITH GILLIGAN unions worked with us on the Social Contract enemy," she said. suggest you continue to approach whoever STAFF REPORTER and haven't had wage increases. When asked by Coun. Diamond what your contacts are in the government or the Municipalities should help orga- nized labor fight Bill 136 by lobbying the Ontario government to hold off on the legislation. That's the message Canadian Union of Public Employees represen- tative Don Styles delivered to Durham Regional Council Wednesday. "We are your constituents. Lobby for us, speak to your contacts," Mr. Styles urged. Bill 136, which labor says would limit its rights during municipal amal- gamation and restructuring, "is the most draconian and regressive legisla- tion ever introduced by a government in Canadian jurisdiction," Mr. Styles charged. "We've never had a strike in the workplace in a sit- uation where it involved a merger -� or amalgamation;' y he said. "The Icg- islation isn't nec- essary to facilitate the change, as our history shows. sf "The govern- ment created the nightmare and nowit's trying to JANET solve it on the ECKER backs of their Edwards says most valuable 'she'll listen' resource, their workers," Mr. Styles added. "What the legislation does, quite frankly, is pit worker against worker, workers against the workplace and workers against munic- ipalities." Last week, Labor Minister Eliza- beth Witmer announced changes would tic made to thc- legislation, but union leaders remain leery, Mr. Styles noted. "Our experience in their under- handed dealing with Bill 99 (changes to the Worker's Compensation Board Act) leaves us skeptical. We will remain skeptical until we see the amendments in their final form;' he said. "We're still waiting for the amend- ments, the fine print if you will. We won't he receding until we do" Mr. Styles charged Bill 136 is only needed to "fulfill Bill 47", the legisla- tion cutting provincial income taxes. Whitby Mayor Tom Edwards said, "I strongly urge you approach (Com- munity and Social Services Minister) Janet Ecker. She isn't everything working people will wish for, but she'll be willing to listen'" Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond noted the Association of Municipali- ties of Ontario passed a motion at its recent convention calling on the Province to hold off on Bill 136 pend- ing more discussions with labor and local governments. "Oshawa Council supported AMO's position. We made it clear our *F.LCOMES PAM Cnnrrplete (formerly of Salon Service Nair Dis Barber for the dr Beauty Salon) entire f BACK TO DURHAM! "The message is, our unions aren't the municipalities should do. 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ONE SWEET SALE TWOS S=rday & SLmdaySqt 27th & 2M. UpEW,to � the 1�chal lenge Durham students heading to high school ready for reforms B'�, St'SAN UNEILL STAFF RITORTt:R Grade 7 and 8 students in Durham are in good standing for the new cur- riculum that will guide them into a revamped sec- ondary school system, say officials of the region's school boards. This year's Grade 7 class will be the first crop of students to receive only four years of high school. while this year's Grade 8 class will be the last group to complete five years of study at the secondary level. A'ith the introduction of the new Ontario Curricu- lum, the centrepiece of the government's education reforms, the Province has outlined grade -by -grade learning expectations for elementary school students in reading, writing and mathematics. And while changes to the secondary school cur- riculum won't hick in until 1999,_ Grade 7 and 8 stu- dents. and their teachers. are already being prepared by boards. "Secondary reform is being built upon the ele- mentary school reform;' says Gerry Blake. superin- tendent of programs for the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board. " I think the students are going to be ready for it." Mr. Blake says the board's implementation committee is currently working on a "gap analy- sis" to compare how the board's past practices mea- sure up to the Province's new expectations. "In writing there is more of an emphasis on the development of stele and grammar;' he says, while in mathematics "data management and probabil- ity are more emphasized" at the Grade 7 and 8 level. Mr. Blake says separate board principals will par- ticipate in an "in-service" session on Oct. 7 to get backcround information on the new curriculum. Bev Freedman, superin- tendent of education and programs for the Durham Board of Education, says the board has already com- pleted a "gap analysis" for the new province -wide curriculums for language and math. 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Air Power - 404 Watts Intraducrory Sine Price t Complete System Starting At... 35 �99$449999)(After Sale Price i Sealed suction - 137' of waierlift. Air Power - 485 Wars Introductory Sale Price Complete System Starting At... :v i 429" (After Sale Price ' 5569.99) Bam Systems an be instalbd in my home. old or sew and fean steel comeucoa for superior slang and pcnnawsit, self -caning, dual clan filters...outside vemiag is not necessary. No Bags to buy. Vail your local Beam dahx today. =, Prices valid froth Sept. 1-30 inclu e BE;ACK4" DeOM OT rlcetering 1271 Kinaston Rd. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997- PAGE 13 The News Advertiser invites readers to.. OTE Question The C��LNDiDATE ..................................................................................................................5 our chance to question the people IOn t missy mayor's Chair. I your vote for the May ,4 On November 10 1997 we will go to ^ ff__,government. the polls to elect a new municipal v It's time to let the candi- Y� s y MED dates for mayor know what's on your mind. Send us your question and the " xh News Advertiser will select several of ter, 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. Deadline for questions Oct. 10, 1997. • ANNANDALE ONLY DODGE CHRYSLER at PICKERING &a4a 1998 DODGE CARAVAN $94 S;c�ecia� fid ! UNBEATABLE PRICE! 'Rebate to dealer. Fri.. taxes, tau extra. Orders may be required. Vehides may not be exactly as ilustrated. ve ENGIIiE • AUTOMATIC TRANSI MISSION • DUAL SLIDING DOORS • POWER FRONT WINDOWS • POWER LOCKS • TILT STEERING • AIR C • DARK PRIVACY GLASS • POWER MIRRORS • AM/FM CASSETTE • 7 PASSENGER • PULSE WIPERS • NEW 1998 CLOTH TRIM • CRUISE CONTROL ANNANDALE DODGE CHRYSLER Church & Bayly St., Pickering servke •683-9511 r; HW. 2 H a„ (905) 683-5722 `cL � � 1258 Btu ST Body shop • 683-6488 m WAGE 14- THE NEWS ADVER97SM FRIDAY+ SEffna iR 3C 1947 Billboard September 26, 1997 FRIDAY, SEPT. 26 tions. 683-4740 (church office), 427-2817 Community Centre, 1011-1015 Bayly St., minimum donation of $3. 839-7937. NEW -TO -YOU: St. Martin's Angli- (Wendy Mason). Pickering. Cash bar, DJ, door prizes. Dinner NATURALISTS: Pickering Naturalists go on can Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr., served promptly at 7 p.m. Tickets $20. Pro- a 'Region -wide Birding' outing to visit vari- Pickering, holds a New -To -You sale SATURDAY, SEPT. 27 ceeds for services for abused women and chil- ous birding hot spots. Meet at 7 a.m. at the from 7 to 9 p.m. Good used clothing, WRAC DANCE: The Women's Rights dren. 427-7849. south boardwalk, Cranberry Marsh, foot of white elephant, toys. books. 839- Action Coalition of Durham (WRAC) holds a CAR WASH: The 60th Pickering Pathfinders Hall's Rd., Whitby. 9281. fund-raising dinner and Take Back the Night host a car wash at Julie's Esso, Glenanna Rd. Bring binoculars and food. 655-5761 ADDICTION RECOVERY: The Dance from 6 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the West Shore and Hwy. 2, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Cost is (Brian Henshaw) Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recov- ery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Bap- tist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Picker- ing. This group meets every week and �"� f '/fir deals with addictions of all types - including including co-dependancy. All wel- come. Children's program available. < t 428-9431 (Jim)...<>:< �i.. DINNER: St. Paul's United Church,. 65 Kings Cres., Ajax, hosts an Italian�- dinner, with servings from 5 to 6 p.m.,� and 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. It's $7 for t� adults, $3 for children. Money to pay for new parking lot and church opera-gil N JV ArthriticsW head into the pool This fall the arthritis society is holding arthritis aquatic programs in several pools in Durham Region and outlying areas. The aquatic programs consist of gentle, range -of -motion exercises in water. Although these exercises do not replace a physician's care, they pro- vide therapeutic relief, increase mus- cle strength and improve co-ordina- tion in a friendly and supportive envi- ronment. Your doctor's consent is required to participate. You don't need to be able to swim. Locally, the program's offered at the Ajax Community Centre at 75 Centennial Rd. in 12 -week sessions — Tuesdays, Sept. 23 to Dec_ 9 from 3 to 4 p.m. and Thursdays, Sept. 25 to Dec. 1 I from 1 to 2 p.m. Phone Susan Glennon at The Arthritis Society to register at 434- 7221 or 1-888-765-0005. Program helps young females with mind, body A free program for adolescent women teaches you how to under- stand your mind and body. Mind and Body for Ajax and Pick- ering females from 12 to 15 years old is being offered at The Youth Centre, with support from the Pickering Cul- ture and Recreation Department. Topics include peer pressure, self- esteem, communication and assertiveness skills, body image and healthy weights, relationships and sexuality, and getting along with par- ents. Each session will also include activities, such as games, volleyball, aerobics, yoga and dance instruction. It's being held on Tuesdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., starting Sept. 30, at the East Shore Community Centre on Liverpool Road south of Bayly Street in Pickering. Call The Youth Centre at 428- 1212 for more information on the program - 0 MEN, OFFER ENps 0� unning boards now included • ■ lI • 1 ■ �-Ar• SMARTLEASE When your life is larger than a minivan 190 HP Vortec 4300 V6 engine, 4 -speed automatic transmission, 4 -wheel ABS, dual air bags, side -guard door beams, 5,500 Ib. pamonW36mood pkzadwm towing capacity, deep tinted glass, air conditioning, ° d, —ast $3,5W s3w ,d ` 8 -passenger seating *a** $845. Get what you want from your GMC Dealers. GMC `'TME NIM ADti+LR 89ft F iDAY, wftrrlftER *,m7-PACL►15 wkoic(g holftee FURNITURE STORE ALL FURNITURE, SLEEP SETS AND DECORATOR RUGS C30 I I SALE _ rws YOUR cwoIce MMW_USE YOUR SEARS CARD AND... TAKE UNTIL DON'T PAY Z000 ONE TO PAY ' 1 FULL INTEREST FREE YEAR Pay in 28 equal monthly payments interest free unlit January 2000. 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Come in and let our trained furniture consultants assist you in selecting the styles, fabrics and colours best suited for your lifestyle and decor. HwV -SM Oshawa w�wonw srr w. • • LA" Ontaric Come in and let our trained furniture consultants assist you in selecting the styles, fabrics and colours best suited for your lifestyle and decor. ------------- Home Gardening September 26, 1997 Chrysanthemums can add cheery splashes of color As fall approaches the planted in the spring and bright greens of summer fall. become more muted and In the fall, when mums toned down. are traditionally featured A new burnished glow in garden centres, the comes over the garden and burgundy, warm In the -�'� rusts and soft golden yellows dominate the landscape. �'� garden If you want some With �: cheery splashes of ;, color, chrysanthemums Veronica can provide them. A S11Va perennial by nature, , mums till a need in the garden that is both versa- plants are large and potted tile and welcome. in six- to eight -inch pots. Treated right, they will You will find them in all return and multiply year stages of bloom, but it is after year with minimal better to buy them in the care. green bud stage. At home in any land- You'll enjoy the bloom scape. mums are just right longer and there is more as an accent plant or equal- time for the plant to grow ly valuable when planted new roots and become in masses carpeting a large established before winter area. sets in. Garden mums can be %Iums are versatile and Pickerinor Horticultural Society meets Oct. 14 PICKERI\G -- The Recreation Complex, 1867 Pickering Horticultural So i- Valley Farm Rd. A flower ety meets at Tuesday. Oct. 14 show and competition starts at 8 p.m. at the Pickering at 7 p.m. Call 839-76(X). NONTICE Smitty s will be closed Saturday, Sept.t 28th 27th and Sunday Sep to the general public We are holding a special - P event to say "Thank You" customer eve ears! for 48 terrific y HC A ' AT RDAY PT. 27'TH AND P. - NDAY ..P r-ni IRSEa Our regularbusiness hours Will .... o -no a.m. 1099 Kingston �. ,"wy. 2) .lust Noah of "". 4p1. ,;les HE #DING EIwT"'T Ston Rd tEwt 3941• NorthING �d and tum n9m Ft�Ad. WEST..Take I tExit 397) North to K. Rd. (Hwyle 2) and turn ft. are at home outlining a walkway or providing a bold display in a large lawn area. In containers they pro- vide seasonal color and are a novel idea in a hanging basket. One of the most successful ways to show mums is to plant them in your perennial border where summer flowering plants offer color while the mum _ leaves provide fine green texture before it's their turn to bloom. As well as diversity in color the garden mum has a number of different flower shapes. Growers are always working on new and dis- tinct shapes. If you have a small gar- den, try the series of hybrids called prophets. They have a compact growth habit developed just for smaller gardens. Look for varieties such as Goldmine, Debonaire or Remarkable. Plant mums in a sunny location. Shady spots will produce weak growth. The soil should be well - drained. This means that water should percolate through the soil and not stand in puddles. If your soil is poorly drained, you will need to add perlite, sand or peat moss to lighten it up some. I am in favor of using a transplant fertilizer when- ever setting out new plants (10-52-10). You'll find the fertilizer will encourage root growth and the plants will estab- lish themselves more quickly. Space your mums 25 inches to 20 inches apart. Water well and don't Ict the soil dry out. Generally, garden mums arc tough enough to sur- vive winter, but like roses, survival is not guaranteed. The greater the varia- tion in winter conditions, the more susceptible the chrysanthemum is to win- terkill. Mulching can help so in late fall cut the stems down to five or six inches and when the soil -freezes, apply straw, leaves or ever- green boughs. Avoid using dry peat moss. Moisture collecting under the mulch can be especially harmful. When spring arrives gradually remove the mulch from around the plants. After a couple ()f years, mums are best divided. Fa -s In... f, 24 We alter to perfection! SIZES 0x20 Come See Our Fall Collection Wir m ikncr than yuu think' Ix— than 5 mmut" •401 W ((r,>,n Whitt. Rd.) •Exit Kt iiicmu t Rd. Right at I %t can (LA-*. Rd. ) At lights turn left to Fc1waa'% 366 Old Kingston Rd. Highland Creek 6) 281-9966 Construction tips for a great looking job As with any task, knowing a few practical tricks of the trade will help make your job easier and more enjoyable. The Canadian Institute of Treated Wood offers the following pointers for a better looking, longer lasting project. When cutting or drilling holes in pressure treated wood it is important to re -seal the ends with a good preservative. This will help maintain the integrity of the pressure treating process and ensure its longevity. End -cut preservative is available at your lumber yard. Handle end -cut preservative carefully. Read the instructions and follow accordingly. Store in a safe place. Dispose of empty containers according to instructions. To help avoid splitting the wood, blunt the end of the nail slightly by hitting it with a hammer before nailing. Blunt nails cut their way through the wood but pointed nails split the wood fibres apart. Don't nail any closer to the edge of the wood than the thickness of the board. When nailing close to the sides or ends, it is advisable to predrill the hole in a slightly smaller diameter than the nail. This will prevent splitting but still keep the nail secure. To increase the holding power of nails, use spiraled shanked, or annular ringed shanked nails and drive them in at angles to each other. This is an especially important tip with pressure treated lumber because it lasts so much THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY_ SEPTEMBER 26.1997 -PAGE 17 Iungci thaa untreated wood. When building a deck, always put the bark side of the lumber facing up. That will prevent "cupping". To tell which is the bark side, check the growth rings on the ends of the wood - the rings should be directed towards the ground. CITW maintains a consumer information number and will provide free information about working with pressure treated wood. Call 1 -800 -463 -TREE. YOUR HOME, OUR PLEASURE The furniture in your home reflects your sense of style, and with more and more people entertaining at home they want that style to retlect quality and warmth. At the Solid NVood Bed &Table Company we offer the largest Solid Wood selection of furniture; country and traditional sofas and chairs, including our huge assortment of reclining furniture and your choice of Sealy, Serta, Simmons King Koil, Slumbersleep and Restonic boxsprings and mattresses. With a showroom of over 16,800 square feet, you can "see" and "touch" the furniture, rather than just picking from a picture in a catalog. Let our professional, not "pushv" sales people show you the time -tested methods of construction such as mortise and tennon joints, floating raised panels and dove tail joints to name just a few. Then pick the stain finish that best suits your taste in decor. With all this we still have a very important feature to offer our customers. If by chance you don't see what you're looking for in our showroom or you have a picture from another store, or specific space and size requirements, speak to us and we will meet your needs. Although we carry others company's products, we have our own stain shop and manufacturing facilities, for those custom needs at regular prices. Being in business in Durham for over 11 years, even expanding during the recession, has earned us a reputation of stability and loyal clientele, from whom we receive many referrals. We intend to continue this by giving our customers the best selection, the best service and always a competitive price. To all our customers and friends old & new, Thank you Sincerely, Bob Mowforth Solidwood Bed &Table Company kdt+til�- r4E: re:ws�dbvt ttlrt� tirttttml;P't't~'Ms't;7t 3s,�'► Carpeting, a' good investment The variety and price range of carpets available today have increased dramatically, making carpets accessible to just about anyone. Priced anywhere from So.( 0 to $30.00 per sq. yard, purchasing a carpet need no longer he cost prohibitive. "Dollar for dollar carpet is the most cost effective floor covering available;' says John Ko c e m ba. Vice- president of Marketing for Peerless Carpet Corporation. "It meets a wide ranee of applications. is highly durable and a very important decorating element." Whether your home decor is traditional, country. o r contemporary, good value, durability. easy maintenance and a wide selection of choices make carpeting a sensible, fashionable choice and a truly affordable investment. A popular trend in condominium decor over the last five years, is the use of area carpets on top of existing plain wall -to - wail. to bring colour and vitality into a room. Area carpets are decorative and ombine well with hardwood flooring, ifTering an unlimited palette of shades and designs to suit every taste. Wall-to-wall carpeting continues to be a popular choice and finds a particular niche in older homes where the original flooring is either unfinished or worn. Frequently not as well insulated, these homes benefit from the added wa r in t h o veralI carpeting provides. When it comes to colour choice it is important to remember that solid shades will ,how soil and lint more than patterned or ..rtured surfaces. 1wosing a carpet that Main and soil _-.i,,tant will offer :.icd protection _.iin„t matting and , n:,hing, extending the Ic of the floor weri ngs. Considering the '.clue a carpet can bring to a room - warm it up, cool it down, visibly extend space, complement any decor, insulate, soundproof - and the range of products available to suit every budget. carpeting is a truly worthwhile investment for your home. To obtain information on buying a carpet you like within your budget, call Kevin at Midway Carpet, 120 Hunt St., Ajax 683-6126. f•'rom traditional to modern designs, carpets add warmth and are a good home improvement investment. THE MISADVENTURES OF CRAWFORD AND SONS AVE YOU SEE OVER? IT'S , TIME FOR HIS WAL HOPE 1 DON T P1 GET BLAMED FOR THIS TOOnr 41wna�! 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"basically, the amount of years I've been in this business has forced me to develop hundreds of different techniques to successfully solve ever) situation I've encountered". He also says that "having an extensive background in specialty products for concrete, I know which products to use and which ones really work, that's why I can offer a 10 year full guarantee on all the work I do". Gordon prides his company on fast, neat and efficient service. He also prides himself on his troubleshooting ability. "I like to professionally solve problems at the least most reasonable cost to the customer. Sometimes that may involve excavating the entire perimeter of the house and replacing the weeping tiles but that is because it i�- absolutely necessary. What I won't do is quote on an expensive excavation type repair when I know a simple little interior injection will solve the problem. Give me a T solid concrete foundation and 90% of the time I can inject the problem with polyurethane by standing on the inside and pumping right through the wall. Block foundations should be repaired from the outside but I try _ to isolate the problem within 10-15 ft. to minimize the excavation necessary." Gordon says "home owners should invest in their t _1. foundations in much the same way they invest in their "F roofs. Water corrodes and very quickly. The same way a leak in your roof starts corroding the wooden rafters, a leak through your foundation starts to undermine the very integrity of your home. People tend to live with the problem until it escalates into a bigger one. Catch it early enough and possibly save yourself a fortune" Gordon goes on to say that "no job is too big or too. small and I can promise you a fair and objective evaluation of the problem” For a free professional evaluation call Gordon at 905-686-6880. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 -PAGE 19 Pickering Town Centre 1997 Mayors' Charity Golf Classic Is Durham's Largest fund-raising event -ever! We can hardly believe it! The Pickering Town Centre 1997 Mayors' Charity Classic Golf Tournament raised over $88,000 for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital! Our sincere thanks goes out to many generous sponsors and golfers who lent their support to the Mayors' Classic and especially to our returning Major Corporate sponsors, Pickering Town Centre, Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club, The Royal Bank Financial Group and the Ajax Pickering News Advertiser. These corporate citizens led the way to show support for our Hospital and we are truly grateful. Special thanks also, to Durham Regional Chairman, Jim Witty, Mayor Steve Parish, Town of Ajax and Mayor Wayne Arthurs, Town of Pickering. "Moving Forward With Care" is our Hospital's commitment to you. Our commitment to continue to make progress, to add new patient services and expand existing programs. As an Acute Care hospital, we take pride in providing comprehensive medical expertise. With excellence in areas ranging from Emergency Medicine to Pediatrics, Day Surgery and Ambulatory Care, our medical staff comprises of 160 physicians representing more than 22 specialties. We are committed to providing quality health care but also to building community partnerships and to the effective and efficient use of our precious resources. Our thanks goes to the many corporations, businesses, community groups and individuals who share in this commitment by donating funds to help us purchase the important medical equipment beyond the reaches of our limited operating budget. Throughout the year, your generous donations and support of events such as the Mayors' Charity Classic help us to replace old medical equipment and purchase essential modern technology. On behalf of our patients, the Board of Directors of the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation and the Pickering Town Centre 1997 Mayors' Charity Classic committee, thank you - we couldn't have done it without you! NANCY J. MAXWELL CHAIR, BOARD OF DIRECTORS AJAX PICKERING HOSPITAL FOUNDATION CORPORATE LEADERSHIP PICKERING TOWN CE IRE 0 CHERRY -DOWNS Golf and Country Club ROYAL BANK FINANCIAL GROUP News Advertiser PAGE 20 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1"7 Hi 9 hil 9 hts We must have found favour with the "Golf Gods"! After days of rain, Thursday, September 18 dawned bright and sunny as 144 golfers gathered for the Pickering Town Centre 1997 Mayors' Charity Classic for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital Arriving at the exclusive Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club for a continental breakfast and some early putting and driving range practice, golfers were greeted with great weather and a spectacular view of manicured fairways and gentle rolling countryside. A Shot Gun start at 11:00 a.m. set the golfers on their way and while touring the championship course and enjoying the day, golfers had an opportunity to golf a hole with Durham Regional Chairman Jim Witty, Mayor of Ajax, Steve Parish and Mayor of Pickering, Wayne Arthurs and to meet Gale Mossman, Chair of the Hospital Board of Directors, Nancy Maxwell, Chair of the Foundation Board of Directors and Hospital President and CEO. Bruce Cliff. A barbeque lunch was served throughout the afternoon on the terrace overlooking play. Light refreshments were also available at a refreshment stop and on beverage carts touring the course. For some added entertainment and a brief break from play, golfers were invited to participate in a putting contest, men's and ladies longest drive contest and a closest to the hole challenge. With the golf round complete (and some guests enjoyed a reception on the terrace antics of Rodney's Oyster Bar. A gourme rounded out the evening. Congratulations to the winners of Warren Hurren. Rick Johnson, Gerry their title from last yearl golfers happier than others with their scores!), and were treated to the fresh oysters and fun t dinner with entertainment, auction and prizes the Best Foursome for our 1997 Mayors' Classic; Nudds and Bob Lalonde, who successfully defended Jack Winberg of Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club is honoured for his sponsorship. x`" ,. x• x`" 4 1 Here's Money TNIE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 - PAGE 21 What Tb&,,,. In just two years, the Mayors' Charity Golf Classic has raised almost $170,000 for the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital and made some significant medical equipment purchases possible. At the top of the list for 1996 was the purchase of a new surgical anesthetic gas machine for the e Operating Rooms. This sophisticated equipment precisely measures and monitors anesthetic gas and oxygen levels and provides critical life support for patients undergoing surgery. Rapidly and exactly, the anesthetic gas machine monitors the level of sedation and makes minute adjustficnts for factors such as patient age, weight and duration of surgery. The $88,000 raised at this year's tournament will also be put to good use at the Hospital. Allocated to the purchase of new surgical instrumentation, the $88,000 raised this year will provide not only for additional general surgical instruments, but also for the more specialized -� -1k,-�.$ wk�a 4. r 31 ^ ff 1 =. es instrumentation used in the detect i on,di agnosis and treatment of cancer. Our patients count on us for "front line" medical care and with almost 7,000 surgical procedures performed at the Hospital each year, there can be no doubt that one of our "front lines" for care is in the Operating Rooms. We are proud to support the work of our surgical team and thank e-eryone who helped to make the Pickering Town Centre 1997 Nlasors' Charity Classic such a success. .PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ti, 1997 3 hft� WM Pickering Town Centre 1997 Mayors' Charity Classic Committee Members Howard Sokolowskt, Committee Chair \± 'Durham Regional Chair Jim Witty Mayor Waymc Arthurs, Town of Pickering 'Allan Arsenault and Andrea Kelter, Pickering Town Centre 'Jack Winberg, ClublinklChem Downs ' Regional Councillor Roger Anderson ' RegionalCouncillor Rick Johnson • Jenny Gould and Bill Collier, Royal Bank Financial Group ' Rene Soetens, Shirley Freek, Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation • Lucy Stocco and Lauren Thivierge, Tribute Homes Vicki Griffiths. Senior Solutions ` Robert Polutnik. Technolutions Company. Inc. 't11k'-4%Ikk%, 5XI-11%si{l1"'t111.111.-i_-k,itvV604.1t,ttF+•0i'i+'F"+"+"F"tY"i11 • r Under the Community Leadership of Congratulations and thank you to the Mayor Wayne Armurs sponsors. the organizing committee and Mayor Stene Parish all the participants in the 1997 Regional C"r Jim *Wfy Pickering Town Centre Mayors' Chanty Classic in support of the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation. Our success this year is a tribute to the strength of CORPORATE communities working together for one 3 g°°` °err h° LEADERSHIP In 1996, our first year, the Mayors' Classic exceeded all expectations and raised store than $80,000 for our hospital with the funds abing to the purchase of an anesthetic gas machine for the operating roost. This year we were able to exceed that by 10% with a &oral of $88,000 raised which will go C H E B 8 Y• D O W N S to the purchase of surgical Galt .. e Country Club instrumentation for use in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. In both years the Mayors' Charity Classic has earned the reputation .� as a first class event and as one of the most successful charity golf Steve Perish Wayne Arthurs ME!*% ROYAL BANK tou naments in the Greater Jim Witty Toronto area. Mayor, Durham Regional Mayor, The Town of Ajax and The Town Town of Ajax Chairman Town of Pickering of Pickering are again pleased to have joined together in support of the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation. A+tp't"'e We look forward to seeing many of you News Advertiser on September 17, 1998 for the Third Annual Mayors' Charity Classic. The 1997 Mayors' Charity Classic gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the following: Corporate Leadership Pickering Town Centre Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club Royal Bank Financial Group Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Contributing Sponsors Technolutions Company Inc. James Publishing GiancolaAluminium Contractors Ltd. Tribute Homes Messier -Dowty Clearnet Communications Inc. Royal Bank Financial Group Brampton Brick Hole Sponsors Runnymede Development Corporation Tri del Corporation Nokia Mobile Phones McDonald's Restaurants of Ajax Cassidy & Co. Architectural Technologists PMA Brethour Group The Toronto Star & Metroland Printing & Publishing Picore Holdings Limited The Metrontario Group G.M. Sennas & Associates Ltd. Volkswagen Canada Inc. Metro East Trade Centre Village of Brooklin (The Sorbara Group) Blaney, McMurtry, Stapells, Friedman Walker, Nott, Dragicevic Associates Limited Miller Bernstein & Partners Management CIBC Wood Gundy Home Lumber Inc. Contest Sponsors Guidelines Advertising Ltd. Malone Given Parsons Ltd. Sterling Tile & Carpet Roni Excavating The Rockport Group Auction, Entertainment and Prize sponsors Royal Bank Financial Group Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Tribute Homes SkyDome Corporation Marel Contractors MBTW KX%FM Innovative Awards Appliance Canada Consumers Gas Donna's Gift Solutions Ron Halliday Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Harris, Sheaffer Barristers and Solicitors GFX Technologies Inc_ . Tele -Direct The Supercentre Dickson Printing Goody Canada The Norman Picov Family Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. Miller Insurance Brokers Inc. Mwe Wine., -Your Place or Mine J r s 1i r 1 . . .. • .. ... .. • .... i .. • • • .... ... • ♦ • . ♦ . . . . 1 ....... • . � � � �' � � 1 � � � � f 1 M 1 1 1 � � � W � � � t � � �' � T f ►F �-�� M ! f � 1 LTi � � �"1 � � 1 yM� � f �'� �'JF+ The Pickering Town Centre Mavors'ChantyClassic is a success story written with the help of many people. The same spirit of hard work and co- operation which defines Ajax 'rxl�?>r and Pickering, has set the RI � r1��1� 1�V /uglusr standards jar this IMjj (�Ej(,� N event. Our thanks go to the 1��► �y �. many who helped to make this day possible. In 1996, our first year, the Mayors' Classic exceeded all expectations and raised store than $80,000 for our hospital with the funds abing to the purchase of an anesthetic gas machine for the operating roost. This year we were able to exceed that by 10% with a &oral of $88,000 raised which will go C H E B 8 Y• D O W N S to the purchase of surgical Galt .. e Country Club instrumentation for use in the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. In both years the Mayors' Charity Classic has earned the reputation .� as a first class event and as one of the most successful charity golf Steve Perish Wayne Arthurs ME!*% ROYAL BANK tou naments in the Greater Jim Witty Toronto area. Mayor, Durham Regional Mayor, The Town of Ajax and The Town Town of Ajax Chairman Town of Pickering of Pickering are again pleased to have joined together in support of the Ajax Pickering Hospital Foundation. A+tp't"'e We look forward to seeing many of you News Advertiser on September 17, 1998 for the Third Annual Mayors' Charity Classic. The 1997 Mayors' Charity Classic gratefully acknowledges the generous support of the following: Corporate Leadership Pickering Town Centre Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club Royal Bank Financial Group Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Contributing Sponsors Technolutions Company Inc. James Publishing GiancolaAluminium Contractors Ltd. Tribute Homes Messier -Dowty Clearnet Communications Inc. Royal Bank Financial Group Brampton Brick Hole Sponsors Runnymede Development Corporation Tri del Corporation Nokia Mobile Phones McDonald's Restaurants of Ajax Cassidy & Co. Architectural Technologists PMA Brethour Group The Toronto Star & Metroland Printing & Publishing Picore Holdings Limited The Metrontario Group G.M. Sennas & Associates Ltd. Volkswagen Canada Inc. Metro East Trade Centre Village of Brooklin (The Sorbara Group) Blaney, McMurtry, Stapells, Friedman Walker, Nott, Dragicevic Associates Limited Miller Bernstein & Partners Management CIBC Wood Gundy Home Lumber Inc. Contest Sponsors Guidelines Advertising Ltd. Malone Given Parsons Ltd. Sterling Tile & Carpet Roni Excavating The Rockport Group Auction, Entertainment and Prize sponsors Royal Bank Financial Group Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Tribute Homes SkyDome Corporation Marel Contractors MBTW KX%FM Innovative Awards Appliance Canada Consumers Gas Donna's Gift Solutions Ron Halliday Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation Harris, Sheaffer Barristers and Solicitors GFX Technologies Inc_ . Tele -Direct The Supercentre Dickson Printing Goody Canada The Norman Picov Family Cadbury Chocolate Canada Inc. Miller Insurance Brokers Inc. Mwe Wine., -Your Place or Mine J r s 1i r 1 . . .. • .. ... .. • .... i .. • • • .... ... • ♦ • . ♦ . . . . 1 ....... • . � � � �' � � 1 � � � � f 1 M 1 1 1 � � � W � � � t � � �' � T f ►F �-�� M ! f � 1 LTi � � �"1 � � 1 yM� � f �'� �'JF+ photo by A.J. Groen Snug as a bug Little John Brown is wedged firmly into this swing as he enjoys a push from mom Samantha. They were out at Rotary Park in Ajax. r ...1RF. FluQUs r NEN+b1 f�flVl t#IBEA !RIB Y 8 P7'B1NBElt fe(y 1997 FAC033 * ty Service season Guaranteed Come to Precision Tune bringsf-'' �� Auto Care for dealership - quality services and a cautions great warranty. •011 Change -Tune-Up .Brake Service -Diagnostics •Scheduled llltai-tenancs -Radiator Flush and Fill -Fuel Lung Associatikiii Inie�ction ClL �inL Emis,. _• .. 80. i issues alert ; Recommended every 3 to Durham residents months or 8,000 ims. $ I 1 e7V I Service includes up to 18 litres Sunoco brand motor oil, new , The Lung Association is warning Most Vehicles Ioil filter and chassis lubrication. Not I people with chronic lung infections Igood with any other coupon/offer. I , � to be extra cautious with their health IExpiry of Oct. 31/97 SAVE { due to the increased flu bug activity Includes 21 point $, I 1 in the fall season. L "n._ QW_rity Service Guaranteed_ In an endeavor to help those at _i_"_ -- --------_----� high risk of catching the flu, the 4 - : Lung Association is conducting the t your car ready for the Breathe Easy program in Bow- ter with our seasonal 951 manvilie beginning Sept. 30. I maintenance service i Sharon Chartier of the Lung I ra�dia�fln ho and�e� a Most 4 Cyl. Association says people with lung I complete maintenance Vehicles problems can be taught how to man- I inspection. age stress, breathing control exercis- 16 a cylinders hioe'• Not good with any other coupon/ I es, dietary concessions and how to I offer. Offer expires Oct. 31/97. use medications in order to beat the L.-____9t,kk-lt,��e cuamtKa nu this fall. It is also recommended patients pP ddon Twe Auto Care �1rr— Y ask their doctors about getting a flu 355 BAYLY ST. AJAX shot administered to those who may be in the high-risk category for free. l,�t of Westney at limey For more information on the (905) 683-9699 issue, call The Durham chapter of the Lung Association at 905-436- Qa&tyService 6aaranteed Precisim 1046, Tlrle Auto Cwe PAGE 24 - THE NEWS AUNERTIBER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,' 1997 Meet and'g'r'e'et Teachers host Pickering parents photos by Andrew Iwanowski Glengrove Public School physical education teacher Heather Tuesday at the Pickering school. In the photo at right student Peeling and vice-principal Bob Wilson (above) ensure parents Sean Kelly chows down some of the barbecued fared offered up and students are fed well at a Meet -the -Teacher Barbecue held by teachers at the event Retiring top Durham cops feted by clubs BY SHAWN SIMPSON SPECIAL TO THE NEWS ADVERTISER Even when facing retirement, they're still helping the community. The Whitby Classic and Whitby Sunrise Rotary Clubs recently honored Durham Regional Police Service's retiring top cops — Chief Trevor McCagherty and Deputy Chief Bob Jarvest — for their dedication and ser- vice over the years. The event drew dozens of their friends and co-workers as well as a num- ber of politicians and business leaders who each paid $15 to attend, money ear -marked for the Durham Police Driver Safety Pro- grams of Whitby. "I'm very, very flattered;" Chief McCagherty told the News Advertiser. "They were even nice enough to make me an honorary member. They're a great organization and they help build a better community" Deputy Chief Jarv•est compared his 13 years working with Chief McCagherty to a husband and wife. Their relationship, he said, is based on respect with no fear of reprisal for dis- agreeing, debating or voicing opin- ions. We wish to draw your atteatson to the joUowing in our current "75 YEARS ANNIVERSARY SALE -flyer. Page 9: Baker's Secret Non -Stick Bakeware. #42-0822x. Does not include the Pizza Pan. Page 1S: Two -Sided Parts Case, 58-1049-4. The illustration is incorrect. Page 24: 8 -gauge 12' light-duty booster cables, 11-1208-6, does NOT include the storage bag. Page 25: Runningboard, 41-4300x/ 435-4x. Copy reads: Reg. 42.99 up, Sale 34.39 ea., up. Should read: Reg. 149.99 up, Sale 119.99 pr., up. Page 26: Spray nine, 39-0426-8. The illustration should show 946 mL, NOT 1.9L. WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. awte339.97 All Zones "I never quite saw it as a husband -and -wife relationship;" laughed Chief McCagherty. "But in terms of honoring Bob and I together it's a real honor." The money raised from the retirement cel- ebration will go toward four relatively new community safety initiatives, explained Inspector Greg Reid of 18 division. "It takes everyone in the community to solve community problems;" he said. The programs "are a whole community safety ini- tiative in Whitby" The four programs include laser speed detection devices which can pinpoint and iso- late a vehicle in a congested area; a digital display speed sign which neighborhoods can borrow to monitor speeding in the area; a par- ent safety patrol program where parents learn how to help alleviate traffic congestion when they drop off and pick up their kids at school; and the Durham Region car safety seat pro- gram which involves educating parents and care -givers on the proper way to use approved child safety seats. Chief McCagherty said he's pleased so many community initiatives started while he and Deputy Jarvest were head of police ser- vices will continue after they leave on Oct. 3. Empty beer bottles aid fight against diabetes This Saturday, you can help fight diabetes by donating your empty beer cans and bottles to the Canadian Dia- betes Association. Association members and members of Lions and Lioness Clubs will be at all 13 Durham Region locations of The Beer Store collecting empties for the Case of a Cure campaign. Throughout Ontario, the association hopes to col- lect two million empties and raise $200,000. "Donating a case of empties is a painless way to give and to support a worthy cause," says Hugh Robertson, president of the local Diabetes Associ- ation. "We feel optimistic about being able to meet this year's goal, thanks to the ongoing support of The Beer Store and the tremendous response and interest we've had from the communi- ty over the years" It's estimated by the year 2000, there will be more than 100 million people with diabetes in the world. While insulin, diet and exercise can control the condition, there is no cure for it. Funds from the campaign will help raise awareness and provide funds for research and prevention. CORRECTION NOTICE SUBJECT: MEDIA 0951 & 80951 SEARS FLYER ON SALE MON. 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Oshawa resident Sheena Ritchie, who recently sent a petition to the board calling for students to be bused to school, says the "top priority should be the safety of these children" Yet she says board trustees made it clear Monday night "They won't change the dis- tance" Mrs. Ritchie says parents who live on Cricklewood Drive and Foxrun Court are concerned about the safety of their children when they're walking to Central Park Public School. The students don't live outside the 1.6 - kilometre cut-off distance for busing, yet she says area parents ecl the distance is too far for children in junior kindergarten to walk and that area roads are too busy. Yule catch the Christmas spirit in Whitby WHITBY -- It's Christmas at the Castle. Although we've only just entered the fal I season, the Lung Association of Durham Region wants people to get an early jump on the giving spir- it of the holiday season. The Lung Association of Durham Region's Christmas Seals Soiree is slated for Thursday. Nov. 13 at Trafalgar Castle in Whitby starting at 7 p.m. The soiree/art auction kicks off the Christmas Seals Fund-raising Campaign Kick -Off and organizers are hoping to make this an annual event. Janet Georgieff, executive direc- tor of Lung Association Durham, says this campaign allows people to enjoy themselves and contribute to a great cause. "We wanted to do something real- ly special this year;' she says. The art auction includes private showings by well -know artists Glen Loates and Oshawa resident Bill Saunders. There will also be live and silent auctions including unique Christmas gift ideas for the person who has everything. Confirmed live auction items include: a 27 -inch color television, seven -foot decorated Christmas tree (Alderbrook Industries), a Glen Loates original, six unframed Park - wood prints (Peter Robson), two Bill Saunders framed prints, barbecue (Ontario Gas) and a private wine tour and tasting for 12 at Ocala Wineries. There will also be wine tasting courtesy of Ocala Wineries, beer tasting by the Upper Canada Brew- ing Company, and hot hors d'oeu- vres and a sweets table. Tickets are $50 per person and Denise O'Prey, fund-raising commu- nity support co-ordinator, says tick- ets will be limited to 120. All proceeds raised from ticket sales and the live and silent auctions goes to the Lung Association. The monev will ensure the pro- grams such as Lungs Are For Life can continue to be offered here in Durham. The goal of the program is to raise $10,000 says Linda Brankston, chairman of the fund-raising com- mittee. Organizers are also hoping local businesses will donate some unique Christmas gifts to the silent auction. Tickets can be purchased through the Lung Association office through cheque, VISA, Master Card, or cash. To order tickets, or for more infor- mation, call (905) 436-1046. According to board policy, students who live within 1.6 km of their school are not provided transportation. Mary Brown, communications manager for the board, says parents were reminded by board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich Monday that "the board is not obligated to provide transportation" and that parents have a responsibility of getting their chil- dren to and from school. Mrs. Schedlich could not be reached for comment. Ms. Brown says the board is looking into the possibility of placing a crossing guard at the intersection of Rossland and Wilson roads. In a letter which Mrs. Ritchie sent to the, board in late August, she said parents either wanted their children bused to school or wanted a crossing guard at the intersection. But now she says she doesn't feel a crossing guard is criough to ensure the children's safety and parents will continue to push for a hus for their children. photo by A.J. Groen Everything is hunky dory A group of three -to -five -year-olds are all ears as library assistant Anne Dean reads a book to them during a Storytime session held recently at the Pickering Central Library. The library offers reading and reading readi- ness programs for children of all ages. Mangled cat remains in Oshawa breaks family's heart OSHAWA – A "really sick" to do something like that. It's such n't clawing at the door Monday paws. There was no blood or any - person has dismembered a cat and a nice neighborhood – it just blows morning, the family "knew some- thing. It was like it had been put left its head and paws in an Oshawa me away." thing was wrong:' there. We haven't found the rest of Creek valley. Ms. Churcher says the family The cat was discovered late her body." Lynda Churcher, a high school "didn't really worry" when Claudia Monday in the creek valley north of Durham Regional Police teacher, says she "can't imagine didn't return to their Arden Court Adelaide Avenue between Harmo- Sergeant Jim Grimley says it's that anyone could do that;' to her home in the Harmony -Adelaide ny and Wilson roads by a neighbor "very disturbing that someone family's five-year old black and area last Sunday because the feline who was walking his dog. could be this cruel. It makes you white Persian cat called Claudia. "Somebody would periodically sleep in the "It was just lying there – all we wonder what goes through people's has to be really sick backyard. But when Claudia was- could see was its head and four minds" Police probe break-ins near Port Perry SCUGOG – A home, garage and barn were all entered illegally recently throughout the Port Perry area. A Willowdale man told Durham Regional Police someone broke into one of two barns he owns on Scugog Island sometime during August. A $300 four -horse -power Mercury out- board motor was taken along with two spot- lights worth $150 and two magnetos (starter coils) valued at $200. The incident was report- ed Sept. 18. The garage break-in occurred some time between Sept. 15 at 6 a.m. and Sept. 16 at 8 p.m. and happened at a Scugog Line 6 address. Someone entered the unlocked garage and took a $1,100 set of Titleist golf clubs, a pair of golf shoes worth about $130 and a $500 Makita mitre saw. The final incident occurred Sept. 19 between 3 and 11 p.m. when an Old Simcoe Road home was entered through a laundry room window. A $375 JVC VCR was taken, but nothing else in the home was disturbed. Motorcyclist injured in Clarington crash CLARINGTON –A 16 -year-old motorcy- clist is in fair condition in Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre after a head-on accident Tues- day afternoon. Clint Hawkshaw, of Kendal, was taken to Memorial Hospital in Bowmanville with seri- ous head injuries and was then transferred to Sunnybrook in Toronto. Durham Regional Police report Mr. Hawk- -shaw was westbound on Concession 6 just before 4 p.m. when he crossed into the east- bound lane and collided with a pickup truck. The truck driver, 32 -year-old Michael McNa- mara, of Newtonville, was not injured, police said. The accident is still under investigation by the Clarington division and traffic manage- ment team. Car abandoned, set _ on fire along .CN rails CLARINGTON — Traffic on the CN rails was stopped for two hours early Wednesday after a car was abandoned on the tracks and set on fire. The burning car was discovered at 6:14 a.m. on the tracks where they cross Maple Grove Road, Durham Regional Police report. The fire was quickly put out by the Clarington Fire Department. CN stopped traffic along the route while the car was removed and the tracks checked, opening the line again at 8:17 a.m., police said. It's not known at this time if the car had been stolen. .. , THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 197 - PAGE 27 rave Destinations'September 26, 1997 Canadian seniors are lookingfor green acres BY CHRISTOPHER DULY "Small-town Ontario is the place to be, Rural living is the life for me, Land spreading out so far and wide With services to keep me This paraphrase of a popular television theme describes what many seniors are searching for in retirement living. "Many seniors are look- ing for a conservative lifestyle. They want to live in a place that has an infra- structure, such as culture, but they don't necessarily want to move to a place that's constantly changing," says Dayle Chambers, co- author of The Townsearch Guide Canada. Chambers and her part- ner Mark Gauley published the guide two years ago, after spending months dri- ving a motor home across Canada in search of a refuge from the hustle and bustle of their Vancouver home. The couple, now in their late 30s, eventually settled in St. Andrews, a communi- ty in the southwest corner XT of New Brunswick, about an hour west of Saint John. But during their cross- country trek, they discov- ered several quaint residen- tial centres. Many of these, they feel, are ideal places for retirement and some are actively soliciting senior migrants. These municipalities offer full-service health care facilities and low prop- erty taxes. They also offer a quiet, close-knit communi- ty atmosphere, which rules out larger communities. The trend to small-town living results in some unusual results. For instance, while Kelowna, tucked in B.C.'s luscious Okanagan Valley, remains a 11= Travel Now No Money Down Low Monthly Payments! 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Plenty of special effects in this Disney movie. Be sure to 'watch out for that tree'. G.I. Jane: Demi Moore. Demi wears khaki and a buzz cut in this drama about a woman's pursuit of respect in a mili- tary setting. 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 Hollywood superstar and clumsily called Howard's sexuality into question — on the Academy Awards telecast no less. Instantly Howard's tran- quil life in Greenleaf. Indiana has turned upside down. Is it really true that the stu- dents' favorite teacher might be gay? Leave It to Beaver: Janine Turner. The chassis '5(h and *60s sitcom is updated to '90s -style featuring all the members of the Cleaver clan. Men in Black: Tommy Lee Jones, Wil Smith. They are the best -kept secret in the universe. Working for a highly - funded yet unofficial agency, K (Jones) and J (Smith) are the Men in Black, providers of immigration services and regulators of all things alien on earth. The Edge: Anthony Hopkins, Alec Baldwin. David Mamet's screenplay for The Edge presents a harrowing tale of two very different men — one an intel- lectual billionaire (Hopkins) the other a hotshot fashion photographer (Baldwin) — whose hidden tensions are unleashed when they engage in a desperate struggle for survival after their plane crashes in the hostile Alaskan wilderness. '11e Neacemakev. George Clooney, Nicole Kidman. In a remote section of Russia, two trains are on a collision course. One carries passengers, the other, nuclear weapons en route to be deactivated in accordance with the START nuclear disarmament treaty. Moments after the train crash, a 75 -kilo- ton nuclear blast shatters the rural land- scape, putting the world's governments on high alert and setting off an interna- tional manhunt. Dr. Julia Kelly (Kid- man), a nuclear scientist and acting head - of the White House Nuclear Smuggling Group, is the first to realize this catastro- phe was no accident and most likely the work of terrorists. But it is Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Devoe (Clooney), an intelligence officer with the U.S. Army's Special Forces who counters it was actually part of a conspiracy to cover up the piracy of the train's nuclear cargo by profiteers. They are both right. Wishmaster: The newest film from horror master Vies Craven. A gem that imprisons the most malicious of genies is stumbled upon and the djinn is awak- ened from its thoi sand -year sleep. From there all hell breaks loose. Now plaving at the Cineplex Odeon Champlain Cinemas, Whitby: Air Force One, The Game, Men in Black, N ishmaster, The Edge. NOTE: The Pickering Town Cen- tre's Famous Players Cinemas are closed for renovations. FAX 683-7363 & Bar ,��y-00"a183MVAw •Nei Wase..iM Buy One � vIvI15 Ew. 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Simply fill in the ballot below and fax, mail or drop off your entry n to: i Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. Ajax fax 683-7363 Name i i Address Phone Not recommended for children under S, pregnant women or faint of heart.. Draw will be held Sept 30/97. 4 tickets per family. 4 Reader's' Choice Awards 1997 Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Rodman's Heating and Air Conditioning serving area for 47 years Rodman's Heating and Air conditioning has a Gas dealer, Rodman's works closely with local rich tradition of experience in the heating and rebate programs from the gas company to make cooling business. sure you get the best deal possible. The company was started 47 years ago with "We believe that service is by far the most only four employees. The company has since important thing we can offer our customers. grown to include more than eight employees We've been in in business since 1949 and we with six trucks. Over the years, Rodman's wouldn't have been successful if we didn't strive Heating and Air Conditioning has chosen to for the best;' says Kirk. represent the Heil brand. Why? That philosophy embraces the community as a "It's no mystery Heil products are just about whole as well. Rodman's is involved in the the best out there;' says Kirk Dick, the sales Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade, Ajax Home manager at Rodman's. "When we install a Heil Week and the Ajax Family Festival. Maybe unit we know it will do a great job and we won't that's why so many people in Durham Region have to come back to make sure of it. Other than have counted on Rodman's for Heil home yearly maintenance, homeowners can forget comfort. about everything, but enjoy the comfort a Heil system hrings." If you're looking for a company to trust, trust Believing in the hc,,t works to your advantage, Rodman's Heating and Air Conditioning -- too. That's µ by .i. ,in authorized Consumers hundreds of your neighbors already do. 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THL.IiEIR?iCRIsRi[kif.81TRAit997npbG&31+� i ick ring -sports Al Rivett, sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 Raider midgets surprise winners of hockey tourney The Ajax -Pickering Raiders midget `AAA' rep hockey team got off to a fast start by winning the recent Ajax - Pickering Tournament. The championship was somewhat unex- pected as only two play- ers — Aaron Laderman and Jason Lee — are returning from last year's midget squad. The Raiders blanked Whitby 6-0 in the final. A total of 68 minutes in penalties were called in the game, most going to Whitby. Ajax -Pickering opened the scoring late in the first period and never looked back in posting the victory. Scoring for the Raiders were T.J. Kemp with two, Chad MacDonald, Jason Lee, Matt Pett and Oliver Lopez with one each. Assisting were Trevor D'Omellas, Jeff Miles Lopez and goaltender Paul Guthrie. Guthrie earned his first shutout of the season in net. The Raiders started the event with a 5-3 come -from -behind vic- tory over Whitby. After falling behind 2-0 in the second period, the Raiders roared back to tie the game late in that stanza. Whitby went ahead 3-2 at the 7:03 mark of the third frame, but Ajax -Pickering fought back to score three unanswered goals for the win. Garett Winder scored twice, with singles to Miles, RRIDENT3 Pat Elder and Kemp, who fired the game win- ner. Adding assists were McDonald, Winder, Derek Spafford, D'Ornellas and Aaron Wilson. In the second game, Ajax -Pickering defeated Quinte 3-1. A 1-0 Quinte lead held up until the third period when the Raiders finally struck back. Miles tied the game with 5:57 remain- ing, assisted by Chris Taylor and Spafford. Spafford scored the game winner with just over two minutes left, assisted by Elder. Elder scored an insurance marker with 30 seconds remaining. Goalie Paul Guthrie was solid in net, giving the Raiders the chance to mount a third - period comeback. The Raiders finished the round-robin portion of the tournament with a perfect 3-0 record after defeating Chinguacousy 3-1. Winder with two, and Miles, with the game winner, scored for Ajax - Pickering. D'Ornellas, Wilson, Elder and Steve Burnett drew assists. The Raiders scored 17 goals in the tourney and allowed only five in four games. Goalies Guthrie and Laderman posted a combined 1.25 goals -against average. Team members are Steve Burnett, David Visconti, Chad MacDonald, Trevor D'Ornellas, T.J. Kemp, Oliver Lopez, Pat Elder, Derek Spafford, Aaron Wilson, Jason Lee, Jason MacDonald, Garett Winder, Jeff Miles, Andrew Maclssac, Paul Guthrie and Aaron Laderman. Affiliated players who suited up for the midgets in the tourney were Matt Pett, Chris Taylor and Matt Peneyead. The Raiders are coached by John Winder, assisted by Rob Benson. The trainer is Steve Surcon and the manager is Gail Kemp. Pickering under - 15 s soccer lengue champs PICKERING — The Pickering Strikers under -15 soc- cer team captured the big trophy this year as regular season champions of the Durham Soccer League `A' Division. In a tough division which included strong teams from Ajax, Whitby, Port Perry, Port Hope and Uxbridge, the Strikers managed to hold on to first place with a tremendous record of 11 wins, three ties and only one loss. The scoring power was provided by forwards Natalie DaSilva, Christie Petkovski, Jennifer Polito, Marianna Santacroce, Meghan LeGresley and Leighann Genuis. Their were set up by the fancy footwork of midfielders Louise Lambert, Melissa Cuzzolino, Jennifer Sears, Nicole Owttrim and Sarah Pierri. The aggressive play of defenders Joanne Finn, Danielle Pearsall, Harpreet Jhooti, Jessica Macalinao and Lisa Constanzo made it difficult for other teams to score. The team is coached by Rick Sears and Ron Genuis. News Advertiser photo by Jason Liebregts Oldtimers put on a show The NHL Orion Oldtimers played a squad from Re/Max First Realty Ltd. at the Pickering Recreation Complex last Saturday. Net proceeds of approximately $4,000 will go toward the building of a youth park in Pickering. Fans were treated to an entertain- ing game, which featured such former Ajax Warriors Soccer Club MOOR SOCCER RMAMITON Spaces are haired. Sal, Sept. Z? -- 10am to Zp®i * << Wed-. Oct« i -- Hpea to Spas Ajauc Warriors Soccer Clubhouse 7 .25;Centennfal Road per�. Ajar Warriors Soccer CWb Annual General Meeting at the Clubhouse Sunday November 30th 3:00 p.m. Contact Jeannette Leblanc 416-269-0095 NHLers as Wilf Paiernent, Glen Sharpley, Keith McCreary, Dan Maloney and Wayne Carleton. The referee for the contest was for- mer Toronto Maple Leaf Eddie Shack. Pickering Councillor Rick Johnson auc- tioned off authentic Felix Potvin and Glenn Healy game jerseys, both fetching $1,500. i Clip & Save This Coming Week With this ad bring 4 players 1 I 1 and 2 play free 1 1 At Port Hope Golf and Country Club 1 20.00 - Weekdays 1 23.00 - Weekends 1 • 18 Holes 1 • Golf Tournaments • Drivin Range 1 • Fleet of 40 ower Carts Valid September. 26 to October 3 1 1 For Tee -Off Reservations Call 1 1 1905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 1 1 82 Victoria Street South 1 Port Hope, Ontario PAGE 32 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 Pickerl"n orts P Football Dolphins run roughshod over Young Bucs The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins Football Club teams swept the Newmarket Young Bucs in Central Ontario Minor Football League action in Newmarket last week- end. In the tyke ;ame. the Dolphins won 47-0. Dan West scored 35 of the 47 points. including a touchdown on a 60 - yard interception. Ryan Rouleaux and Ryan Sopik had the other 12 points, each scoring a touchdown. Defensively. Luke Moyer earned most valuable player honors for leading his team to the shutout. The atom Dolphins scored a 38-0 win over Newmarket. Brendan Doyle scored two touch- downs, while Joe Dublin. Paul Gemin and Erik Glavic had one major a, apiece. Wayne McQuillan YY� The Pickering Ringette Association skate's at the Pickering Recreation will host a bring -a -friend free skate to Complex this Sunday, starting at 11:30 introduce newcomers to the sport. The a.m. Panthers play Osha PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers' long-ume rivalry against the Oshawa Legionaires begins anew tonight. The Panthers host the Oshawa Legionaires at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday at 7:30 p.m. They travel era Legionaires tonight `J to Baldwinsville, New York for a contest against the Syracuse Junior Crunch on Sunday. The Panthers are currently in first places: in the Metro Junior Hockey League's Eastern Division with a record of 3-1-1. Scoreboard METRO JUNIOR HOCKEY LEAGUE GP w L EASTERN DIVISION PTS Pebo Partners 4 2 As of Sept 23 5 Whoops 4 2 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pickering Penttnrs 5 3 1 1 to 13 7 Port Hope Buzzards 3 3 0 0 18 10 6 Oshawa Legkonakres 3 3 0 0 17 10 6 Syracuse Junior Crunch 3 2 1 0 14 10 4 Wallington Dukes 2 1 1 0 10 10 2 Ounte Hawks 3 0 3 0 14 20 0 TEAM CENTRAL G W 0r41SION L T F A PTS Wadotd Raiders 2 2 0 0 7 3 4 Markham Waxers 3 2 1 0 17 13 4 Thornhill Rattlers 4 2 2 0 15 14 4 North York Rangers 3 0 3 0 9 17 0 Pimbrrgh Jura Penguins 3 0 3 0 7 19 0 WESTERN DII11SION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Cork ion Canadians 2 2 0 0 13 4 4 Huntsville Wildcats 5 2 3 0 24 21 4 Now" Scenic 4 2 2 0 10 18 4 Du mn Huskies 5 1 3 121 28 3 Sheburne Wolves 2 0 2 0 9 13 0 GAME RESULTS Sept. 12: Thornhill 6 vs. Durham 4: Pickering 5 vs. Nath York 2: Markham 5 vs. Shebnxne 3: Port Hope 6 vs. Huntsville 3. Sept. 13: Huntsville 9 vs. Durham 6. Syracuse 6 vs. Pittsburgh 5: Niagara 3 vs. Pickering 2. Sept. 15: Pickering 4 vs. Thornhill 2: Niagara 4 vs. Huntsville 3 (Orr). Sept. 20: Port Hope Buzzards 3 vs. vs. Royal York Rangers 3: Wexford Raiders 4 vs. Thornhill Rattlers 3: Oshawa Legionau es 9 vs. Markham Waxers 4. Syracuse Junior Crunch 5 vs. Pittsburgh Junior Penguins 1: Pickering Panthers 3 vs Durham Huskies 3. Caledon Canadians 7 vs. Ouitte Hawks 3. Sept. 21: Pickering Panthers 4 vs. Syracuse Junior Crunch 3: Wexford Raiders 3 vs. Durham Huskies 0. Sept 22: Thornhill Ratters 4 vs. Wellington Dukes 2: Caledon Canadians 6 vs. Niagara Scenic 1. Sept. 23: Oshawa Legionaires 5 vs. Quite Hawks 4. AJAX BRIDGE CLUB HesWts of duplicate bridge play frau Tuesday, Sept. 23 STRATIFIED PAIRS FLIGW 'A' had one two-point convert. On defence, Robert Boucher recovered two tumbles and Bryant Trotman had two intercep- tions, returning one for a touchdown. The peewee Dolphins finished the day with a 54-0 rout of the Bucs. Ajax- Pickering's defence held Newmarket to just one first down and created four turnovers, two fumbles and two intercep- tions. The Dolphins scored on one fumble recovery and one interception. The Dolphins' offence had no trouble moving the ball and scoring almost at will. Dolphins' touchdowns were scored by John Komer with three, Bryan Wheattle with two, David Sztrimbley and Kevin Richards with one apiece. Wheattle added six converts. It was a complete team effort by all 22 boys. The Dolphins host the Burlington Stampeders at Kinsmen Park this Sunday. Pickering Ringette hosts free skate for sport newcomers PICKERING — To introduce more players to the sport of ringette, the Pickering Ringette Association is hosting its Bring -A -Friend Free Skate at the Pickering Recreation Complex Sunday. The free skate at the complex's O'Brien rink starts at 1 1:30 a.m. People are asked to take a helmet and skates. The association will provide sticks. The free skate is designed to bring even more players in the Pickering Ringette Association fold as well as to let new play- ers experience first-hand the game, which now has more than 10,500 players across Ontario. The Pickering Ringette Association offers the sport to people of all ages — from Bunnies, aged seven and under, through to masters, for players 30 and over. For more information about the free skate or the Pickering Ringette Association, call Steven Foden at 837-2114. Pickering Royals kings of the hill in slo-pitch AJAX -- The Pickering Marine/Rebound Sports Royals men's slo- pitch squad was regal on the diamonds this season, capturing its fourth consecutive Ajax Men's Slo-Pitch League 'A' division title recently. The Royals ended the season with four straight playoff victories to win the champi- onship. During the regular season, the Royals posted a record of 23 wins, two loss- es and one tie. It was the third year in a row the Royals have finished first in their divi- sion. The team recently travelled to London for the Slo-Pitch Ontario Provincial NORTH -SOUTH 1. Donna Dag and Ian Coats. 2 Helen Johnston and Gord Humphrys. EAST -WEST 1 Saad Dandouh and George Zakhem. 2. Paul Dod9sdn and David Sawxdu 1. Damon Todaro and Chet Dolktor. EASTWESI 2. Max Tang and John Mian. FLIGHT'C' EAS -WEST 1. Hilda Fa.wwMWr and Bev Candlish, TEAM GP w L T PTS Pebo Partners 4 2 1 1 5 Whoops 4 2 1 1 5 Chiopractic For Life 4 2 2 0 4 Legion 606 4 2 2 0 4 Two Hearts 4 1 3 0 2 comisoLATION TEAM GP DIVISION W L T PTS Bayry's 3 3 0 0 6 Rowdies S 2 1 0 4 Sun spew Skrggers 8 1 2 0 2 Blown Away 8 0 3 0 0 -•.Congradrhtlom to Petro Partin for take" like dMeion plryolls once again. Co grabiletlaa also to Bayly's for wNnNg tits carnal► tion dtrislori playoft Thanks to ovayoit tow a fun and sucessNt+l yew See you in will sprug. AJAX MEN'S SLO•PRCH ASSOCIATION RECREATIONAL DIVISION F94AL PLAYOFF RANKMIGS 1. Stingers 2.Hdmen 3. JWS Trucking 4. Panthers 5 Rockies 6. Const. 200 7 White Sox 8 Packers. Playoffs, which featured 54 squads. In the end, the Royals finished 16th, but the fact that the team only had 10 players available for five games didn't help its chances. Next season, the Royals plan to move to the Ajax Men's Slo-Pitch League's Masters Division for men 35 years and over. Team members live in both Ajax and Pickering. They arc Jim O'Hara, Ron Walls, AI Thompson, Don Wylie, Tom Carroll, Bram Wittenberg, Mike Richardson, Paul Secloudes, Andrew Moffatt, Chris Sutton, Karl Woods, John Sullivan, Dave Waldriff, Wayne Skinner, Mike LeClair, Jim Shoemaker, Tom Rcid and Will Davies. Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579 - ?LIE NEWS ADVERTISER (FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 -PACE 33 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser Pickering News Advertiser Outlet 1822 Whites Rd. 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Ill (905) 723-801 MY k mann Ctis trairi�om tion pay GeneIntersfa j with unlimited in- come bvportdunity. Respasi- bilhies wig Include altracutg M8, KITCNO staff and and developing productive leadership Sem n permn.Ce °O1D Pick - team. 905.242- 4601, leave message. AN ailing, aft 4Mm. calls will be returned to sell up BEAUTY SALON requires part time licensed stylists for YOUR RESUME PROFES Whit I' Call Claurda and =12 SIONALLY TYPED- Monday Thursday. 9:00 a.m. 10 5'00 p.m., Friday 9.•00 am. lo 12:00 pp m. CALL EXPERIENCED hairsryNst vgrKea for Du Salon n Our - Lary l�5) ham Cemfe, Apr Good wag - as. es. Cam (905) 619.8057. General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- verdser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no li. ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. 1 General Hfdp BELAMY'S MARKETHOUSE GRILL requires Management Personnel for Don Valley to Oshawa area. Please send or fax resume: Att Area Marup- er, 494 Gardeners Rd. King- ston Ont K7M 7w8 or fax: CLEANERS Part-time cleaners required A.S.AP., for dayshift. Must be hardworking it depend- able. Training provided. Call after 5:00 Only (905)839- 03 COMPUTER USER31 Format. copy 8 mail disks for cash! RUSH SAAS.E. To: L.L. Wood, 60-8 Bristol Road East Suite 3598, Mississauga, ont. L4Z 3K8 a week from GENERAL LABOURER needed assembly, secret for residential construction Processing mail, site, east end. Backhoe ex - apply call 416- penance an asset. Please to 106. (905)850-9138 lave mes- 0011- 1 General Hep ESTHTICAIN YEE-,E- 'canning Satin oau d31-7794 EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLISTS and Color Tecfnicians want- ee! We art Toronto in aawo. :own wMby. We are em place ro eN The Wild Flower Artistic gar Design Cheryl - 430- 2113. FOSTER FAMILIES WANTED Complete training, support, and excel- lent perdiem paid. If you like young people, and would enjoy being a foster parent. Call Moore Foster Homes. at 705-328-0949 GAILLIND Requires Cleaners for days and evenings.. Drivers license an asset. 683-4134 dmmly. work is Ill physt- Cap and IN environment Is tot at tints. Appiica as must own own vehicle and be wiling to commute to different lob sites outside Durham Region. Shift work available. Please entad Between 9:00 am -12.00 row De Vere Temporary Services 576-2992. GENERAL LABOURER regwred part-time for delivery of appliances. Must have valid license E minimum 5 years driving experience, driver's abstract. Appy in person 362 French St, Oshawa HAIRSTYLIST CAREER - Dur- ham's most talked about day spa offering ongoing ad- vanced training. guaranteed wages and benefits and a busy environment, requires a team harrsl*t, recent grads and apprentice with no pxevi• ous experience. Call 666- 3805. Doorknockers Wanted Part time $15/hr. straight wage Must have a car. 686-2445. Ext. 224 NOW HIRING COMPANY EXPANDING We have several openings avaialble positions starting in ENTRY LEVEL. Call Alicia for an appointmant. 721-0299 RECEPTIONIST/CLERK For progressive company. 401 /White's Rd. Pickering Must be a reliable self motivated person with good telephone mariner. Fax resume to: (905) 420-7312 SENIOR PRODUCTION CONTROL CO-ORDINATOR Large ccld vier, offset pr Iticy co. !s looking for a person with leader- ship qualities and 4 yrs. experience n production. A knowledge of all `acets of printing a must (Newspa- per/commercial/bindery). Qualified candidates please fax resume to: 416-493-1173 Ate Production Manager U.S. DRIVERS S.34 per mile plus Bonus Program • Min. 3 yrs. U.S. experience • Current I.C.C. medical • Border Crossing Clearance • Clean Abstract • Accident Free • Neat Appearance Apply T.T.R. Transport 219 Wentworth St. E., Oshawa, Ontario LIH 3V7 THE MEWS ADVERTISER Has routes available for students to deliver Newspapers and flyers to the following streets : AWL Pickering Derverill Cres. Otonabee Dr. Top St. Graceland Crt. Yew St. Napanee Rd. Grayson Rd. Thicket Cres. Odd Harwood Ave. Copley St. Delaney Dr. 1735 Walnut Lane Noake Cres. ,Amberlea Rd. Wright Cres. Redwood Dr. Please call 683-5117 for more information PART-TIME Cafdifer. must be available Mon. -Sat., mom- trgs, afternoons 8 evenings. Resumes amppted at Jeffer- son Claners. Pick Fair Plata, A Liverpool Rd.. Pidterirg. PERSON required for Sears. Pickering Town Centre. Gift and Watch Repair Counter. Part-time. CaN 416.756-3255. ask for Sam. HOST / HOSTESS Required for New Home Site in Whitby Thursday 1-8 pm. SaVSun 1-5pm Please fax resume to: New Home Sales 905-837-2555 HOMEWORKERS NEEDED- eam )reel ^' .1•w! frum rv,me. ExCNlent part-time Income Easy work No exp neces- sary send sell-Aaaressed- ''amped-Envelope to PO 3cx 240032. 601 Dundas St 4 WNtby Ori LIN 8x8 LADIES FITNESS CENTREIWEIGHT LOSS CLINIC Requires ex:;ererceo EMS trneraXL - NutrMonist - ;eruhed trainers. • :aycam atterndant •-er'berShp saies person Please call (900831-6372 L,CENSED E - -- )30p fn Cad 57115-2230 for ore information Ask for Di- ne or John. HAIR dresser wwtea 3 years - 'pe, ence Knowledge of .oidweu colours an asset �)5-436-8998 ,GRT ASSEMBLY workers. IOC mar -a. loee- 4 work- ; win small parts gm ung resume to Interim Per- . oriel. 71 Ali St- Oshawa. )"taro LIGHT TELEPHONE WORK JayS or evenings e.de ante Full 7rauunq prG�w:ed ;arm Andy ar 19051 i23-69tx) NAIL TECHNICIAN a:,,: esme- ' clan save to ret, :n twsy herr Sian. Call 434- 992 NEEDED Dynamic kidividu- i:s :o market innowahve new :ro0uct Direct Canvassing. xcefleK Commissions. &nuig provided. Required. "Teat appearance Own Trans- comtion. Strong desire for success! Call 666.0409 INEEDED A cleaner to work part time. Must have some experience. Will train. Transporta- tion provided. Tel. 426-4408 ext. xl Please leave me sage NEWTON PROPERTY Man- agement and Consuhants Ltd IS seeking 10 hie a qualified and experienced Property Maruger. The successful candidate must nave knowl- edge of the Condominium Ad . ucotntmg. computer skills and be eager to learn. We are a growing company wren propenes throughout me Durham Region and Greater Metro Area. It you feel you can be a team player and have something to add to our great team, please tax your resume or all Brenda Smith at te[43x: 905) 579-5621 or lei/tax: 905) 427-3204 for an inter- view. Previous applicants need not appy. NURSES AND other Health are Professionals. Does the alternative health tied Interest you 7 Are you looking to sup- plement or replace your pres- ent income. We are looking for consultants in this area. 705.745.5850, 1-800-235- 3365. PROFESSIONAL Painters waned, must have min. 2 years experience, with rele- once phone numbers. Call Shawn 905-436-0545 after bpm. SUPER -DIET. Take off Un- wanted Pounds 7, Inches. Look Good 8 Feel Great. 100% Natural d Guaranteed. (905)571.51163. 1 General Help RECEPTIONIST with manage - ::al skills regwretl for busy upscale hairdressing salon. Excellent phone and people skills A sense of personal style in dress and attitude Control of inventory. daily ledger and stop maintenance is required. Approximately 30- 35 hours/week Send resume to File 131 PO Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario LIH 71.5 RELIABLE, MATURE ADULT re,wrerl mmer,.arory to 7rc- : de weekend care. for family :rith 14 year old handicapped ;;n, mdn G -Tube Hours nary. Some full weekends Katie 686-6180 RELIEF Stan required PRYDE Learning Centres. 8 locations in Durham Must have expen- ence in daycare ermronment ':.til Seeley Marshall 905- '21.1758 RETAIL Phamgeist required for new pharmacy in DSnawa. Fax resume 905.669-3832 RN CASUAL, needed mme- Cwle:y for tarry practice Ur nic Please forward resume to FAMILY CARE MEDICAL CENTRE 3050 Garden St. Unit 104. Wh'My. Orin LIR 2G7 Arl MrS H Cecum SO►RAFFINO'S 'equir!s wan sta" ^nus! !j,e line dining e,;erxae Also equa-d .'Iels 6 line COOKS. 'un lame 3 ,art time must De expen.- enced Apply ninth resume 'e Carmen or Mary 21 Ceumra St Osruv a STUDIO SKO : now iockng 'or a -a,, 'echmwn Space 'or rent ?lease :AN Snaun at 905-430.9397 No clientele necessary STYLIST REQUIRED Imre dwteq with at east 2 ,ears experience Gwrar;eed wage plus commission Call 430- 3156 SUPERINTENDENT .e bundmg Ill -st .'lave experience. _ A communication and work sk..ls. Please fax resume to: !9051614.2901 jen,or vacauGn Full at Part -tures Must have minimum 2 A�Canadian Expenenc• Must have knowledge of Sabre Fax resume to: (905) 683 4967 Attn: Dawn Aux re - u res mets b cooks Please apply In person with resume to 64 Harwood Ave. 5.. A)ax. 1 Onrce fNb COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE necessary 10 learn Inventory and sales. Microson Access and Internet skills required Knowledge of Spanish or Chinese Beneficial. Full time employment with small pro- gressive company in Picker- ing Area. Hard work, good benefits and future. 9105.686- 8529 FULL-TIME bookkeeper, legal secretary. fax resume to (905)428-8666. R.I.B.O. Licensed Jr. Tecrmr cal CSR'Receptionist for Dur- ham Region Insurance broker. Strong computer slues an as- set. Send Resume to F11er28 Oshawa This Week. P0. Box 481. 865 Farewell St, Oshawa ON, L1H 71.5 1 l He I Agents OUTSIDE STILES REP. need- ed. Salary . commission Send resumes to. PRINT THREE. 7 Slmcoe St S Osha- wa, Ont. LIH 4G1 Aft: Adn- ame Gallagher. Manager. EXPERIENCED mechanic re- quired for Chrysler dealership In Pon Perry. Call Don Ji at 905.985-7354. PAGE 34 - THE 4*9'AR77EitlfbA,`ll$1t��li,r19;'� ®t WIN H111p 1 OlTloe Help Staled HMP . 1 Daycare WaM@d . Dey-Arelable 1 Sala 10f Si I, 1 1 for t Ar for so $do ACCOUNTING MANAGER Video chain head office in Ajax, (10 min. east of Metro) has an immediate open- ing for a qualified CMA, CGA with a mini- mum of 3 to 5 years experience. Individ- ual will supervise 2 staff, possess strong inter -personal, negotiating and spreadsheet skills. Experience with pay- roll essential. Individual will also be re- sponsible for cash flow management, general ledger applications and financial reporting. Position reports to owner. Please fax resume to: Search Firm Comprehensive Business Services 905-509-3528 KMSales He1IMAgerrts l Sales HelpiAgems VILLAGE CHRYSLER, DURHAM'S LARGEST CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP IS SEEKING AN EXPERIENCED SALES REPRESENTATIVE. PLEASE CONTACT TED WILLIAMSON OR KERRY PICKARD AT 683-5358 ImSkilled Help Skilled Help YM AND TRUCK accesso- nes store requires Qualified Installation Mechanic to in - staff truck caps, running boards. trailer hitches. etc. Good wages and benefits. Must have valid drivers li- cense Exp. an asset. Call R.D L Truck Accessories. Pickering 90.5-428-7373. 1 Hospital (Medical Cental ALTERNATIVE HEALTH THERAPISTS sought by es- tablished Wellness Centre. Certified professionals. moti- vated team players. Apply by resume: C heryle Fnede R M T. 105 Nonquon Rd Oshawa. LIG 3RA PDA FULL TIME for family dental practice in Oshawa. Send resume 10Ann Office Manager. 172 King St East Suite 201. Oshawa, Ontario L1H /B7. PHARMACY TECHNICIAN -ne day per week plus every ,•del Saturday Expenerxx and 'ROPHARM essential. Pick- mrg Village Pharmacy 905- 563.9271. R.N. REQUIRED for Otts in IcaI retirement home. 'nrooph Nursing Agent'. Cur- �mt certification. and previous e cpenenie with seniors a re- cuiremem Fax Resume to 905) 509-0011. r 1 I>•ycara Yvanled BABYSITTER Nanny re - i nred live in or out. Altera & 5pepherd area Guyanese orctemd. Please call 905- 5J9.8170 ower Spm BABYSITTER to come into our tiome from 6 301 11 5:30an a:so nom Spm to Spin. Mon- : -i Cal 420.9552. after 7pm BABYSITTEMight house- xcepmg. part-time. required 1;r busy family with 2 scnod- iged children. Must have own .thick. South Rougemourk are. References please. Cap 509-2867 Skilled Help CAAEBIM, Itve-out, 3 young boys, flexible, light -house- keeping, suit former Mom capable of jumping over tall buildings Pt. Union Rd/401 (416) 286-5053 CAREGIVER -Live out. 2 child- ren, lull time. Own transporta- tion an asset. Westney Heights. Please call 4274703 CHILD CARE provider re- quired in my home 3 days/ week Your own child attend- ing Westney Heights PS. is welcome beforelafter school. 428108 FULL TIME Caregiver for 6 month old Westshore area. Your home or mine. Receipt required. Non-smoker. exp. and references 839-2751 MORNINGS (7am-gam) & af- ter school (3pm.-5pm -) care required for 2 boys 8 & 5 yrs. Dixie/Finch area Own trans- (D905)r420.2276) 258-7090 or PARKSIDE SCHOOL area. (Kings Cres Ajax). 2 boys aged 1 & 4. IWI time days, in- volves walking 4 yr old to school. 428-2059 Daycare Available AFFORDABLE DAYCARE. ex- perenced mother, near Lord Elgin School, smoke-free, lots of TLC 2.1/2 years and up. Ca" 427-4926 AM6ERLEA AREA - DAYCARE or before and atter school Won-smolung mother of 2 Cap voice mad 416.363-6207 alter 5 p.m ad vveekends. FRENCHMANS BAY Fairport PS area Non-smoking erwi- ,onrrrMt, nutritious mels/ snacks Fresh or activities. Ful~ trine. Eery monrkg available- 831-3385. RELIABLE daycare in my home Fenced yard. daily walks Lunches. snacks smoke -fret. Rekfv=s Whites Rdlthry.2. Please cal Cheryl AIIZf- 8. 10 $kAW Help A LARGE MULTIPLE PARTS AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIER REQUIRES COMPETENT INDIVIDUALS FOR THE FOLLOWING OPENINGS: PRODUCTION CONTROL AND LOGISTICS - PLANNER ANALYST AS A PLANNER ANALYST YOUR EXPERIENCE WILL INCLUDE PRODUCTION CONTROL AND LOGISTICS WITH A BROAD BACKGROUND IN 'JUST IN TIME' SCHEDULING, INVENTORY CONTROL AND DISTRIBUTION. YOU POSSESS KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE WITHIN MATERIAL SYSTEMS, PURCHASING AND TRANSPORTATION. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE MUST HAVE A MINIMUM OF THREE TO FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE AS A PLANNER ANALYST IN THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY. YOUR BUSINESS DEGREE OR EQUIVALENT EXPERIENCE COUPLED WITH YOUR PAST WORK EXPERIENCE WILL BE AN ASSET IN THIS ROLE. ELECTRICAL ENGINEER AS AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER YOUR EXPERIENCE WILL INCLUDE INTEGRATED SYSTEMS, CONTROL THEORY, MACHINE AUTOMATION, PLC CONTROLS AND ROBOTICS IN A PLASTICS MANUFACTURING ENVIRONMENT. RESPONSIBILI- TIES WILL INCLUDE PERFORMING DESIGN AND ANALYSIS, PREPARING SCHEDULES, ESTIMATES, SCADA APPLICATIONS AND PROVIDING TROU- BLESHOOTING SUPPORT TO MAINTENANCE. THIS POSITION REQUIRES AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING DEGREE PLUS RE- LATED EXPERIENCE. THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES WILL RECEIVE A COMPETITIVE BASE SALARY, BONUS COMPENSATION, COMPREHENSIVE BENEFITS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR PROMOTION. PLEASE MAIL YOUR RESUME AND LETTER EXPRESSING INTEREST IN COW FIDENCE TO: FILE #30, OSHAWA WHITBY THIS WEEK, P. 0. BOX 481, OSHAWA, ONT. L1 H 7L5. WE THANK ALL APPLICANTS; HOWEVER, ONLY THOSE SELECTED FOR AN IN- TERVIEW WILL BE CONTACTED. REQUIRES TIRE INSTALLER /LUBE TECH Successful applicant will work in a busy 20 bay shop and need to possess superior cus- tomer handling skills. Nights and weekends are a regular part of the schedule and the person will need to have their own tools. Apply with resume to: Service Manager Canadian Tire 1300 Killlgstoa Rd. Pickering FRASER FORD SALES LTD requires OF df I MANAGER' We Offer: 'Above average commission 'Company Benefits `Car Allowance or Demo Experience Preferred. Please call Mike Harper or Rory O'Connor 905-576-1800 or Toll Free 1 -68x1 -259 -FORD DICKERING Booth / Rollo: Loving daycare: 16 months to 12 years. Dairy outings �lenced backyard and park). rafts, story time, music. nu- tritious meals & shacks. Fust Aid. C P.R. certified. Non- smoking. receipts 905-428- 1244. PLAY Daycare, 6wks & up. CPR non-smoking envnon- ment. home cooked meals and snacks 6am-6pm. West - M Rd/Hwy 2 Call 683-2210. RELIABLE loving mother. who is always here for you, will be happy to babysit your pre- cious little Ones. Snacks. lunches and only the best pre provided in my home. Reasonable prices. Call. Crys- tal 668-3386, RELIABLE Mom of 1, my home. First Aid. smoke-free, crafts, activities, nutritious lunches/snacks. Westney South of 401 CaN 686-9151 WFSTNEY/LAKEDRr"AY - loving mother of 1 providing reliable. affordable -daycare Non-smoking. First Aid -CPR. Toys, crafts. fenced -yard, nu- tritious lunches. References/ receipts. 666 $745 1 Firewood ABSOLUTELY THE BEST- toopp quality seasoned hardwood, serving Pike nq Alyn. WMt- Dy and osnawan Call DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 FRtE1N000. excellent very Crest quality hardwood. guar- anteed extra brig time fidty seasoned. cut & split. Honest measurement free Kozy Heat Fkerood. 905-m- 2246 FMEw000 Roks Lumber & Firewood Centre 4'x8'x12'. $50. 4'x8'xl6-. $65 Established 1963 Days 705.277-3361. Evenings 905.434-6665. Fret delivery to OSI area. FREE Fmimo0 avai abk Must be scald & Picked up. Cal '416) 451.2816 and leave message FallIkargrn AIRTIGHT STOVE. Crum vhdrded. $too DBD. washer & dryer, 5200 060. 2 Gooerar tires. SlOWpr. call 831-168 KENMORE Classic store. 5 years old, almond in color. ex, 11 A conditm. Asking $250. Cal 420.727. CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets. 100% nylon stain re- lease, carpel 3 rooms $339. (30 sq. yd) Includes: carpet. premium pad and installa- tion. Free estimates, carpet repairs. Serving Durham and surrounding area. Sam 905- 686-1772. CARPETS- early Christmas Sale, new 1DO% Nylon, stain master extra -life. Call and save. carpet scans at $1.22/ s4.h. including premium pad/ installation Senior discount TRUCICLOAID IBM 486 OX2.66, 420 hard -drive 12me RAM, colour monitor, 5595. Other new & used systems, parts & service available Model T Computers 131 Brock St.S., Whitby 430-6615 Repairs available. Customer COMPUTERS - URGE se - satisfaction guaranteed. For lection 486 systems complete your free in-home estimate with monitors 5299 - up Pent - call Mike (905)431-4040 or ium board sysieurs, 30 (416)822.8226 GB drives etc. $595. Muhime- dio systems including mons - CLEARANCE SALE - Entire tors. $739 up. New 150 mhz. Comems of Wool Shop. '50% Pentium board systems, mul- OFF Paton. Spnnnte and Dia- timedia with monitors. $1.095. STEF i HANK'! APPLIANC- ES. NEW STOCK ARRIVED! Showroom full of fridges, all sizes. 2.10yrs, $250/up, Side- by-side. 4yrs waterAce. $240 valued 0, only $800. Gas/electric stoves 24&30•. whitelalmond. $200/up, Upright freezers $250/up, Amana freezer. like new. 3yrs. retailed $1700. only $550. Washers, all sizes $225/up. Dryers, gas/elecldc. all sizes $200/up. apt size dryer $199. Binh -in dishwasher $225. Lots more! 362 French St. Oshawa. Open Sunday! 905-432-7167. FOUR PERSON hot tub. in re- ally good condition and work- ing order. Asking $1.500 or bat offer. (905) 263-4444. FRIDGE, stove, washer, dryer. microwave oven, solid oak dining room table & chairs. plus miscellaneous items. Call 905-436-7518 BOLD Viking range $50; Hammond Aurora Classic or- gan Leslie speakers, $MOO. asking 53000 0 Kenmore washer 1979 $30. 905-723-8297. GOLD, drapes, antique satin, lined, living and dining room size, beautiful bargain. Phone (905) 839-2830, HAMMOND ORGAN, apt. siz- edwith Leslie Bell speakers. asliI $950 or best offer. call (905)579-2861 HUGO WORCH pian & bench Original Cop -Cola machine, 2 room ground tend. For more information call 5 r7.a: drier oy.m. INTERESTING Moving Sale -6 English antique mahogany dirxng chairs. S150/each Ma- hogany Duncan Phyfe dining table wrl spare kava, exer- mond yams. needles and ac- with full warrardy. New mother ase bike. nden only 12 miles. cessories, pattern books. boards $35 up. 697.3060. 111 FUR CO=T, beautiful, black / 5 patio chairs and lounge, brown, silver lip, full length. Mahogany china cabinet, wool bins. Port Perry 985- 432 from 401 164 Baseline E lox fur. Sin 7.9. Excellent large wing Burr and much 2849. condition $1500. Call 905-509- more. Call after Spm DINETTES, coffee tables. high 5568. (9D5031"OW COMMERCIAL BERNFL au- chairs. thstle baby Carriage. JOES'S INDUSTRIAL Wares tomahc sl cer $2200. cont- chin, silver, crystal. Hockey equipment. l, lamps. as 28'. Goalie skates, sin and Wipers, new and used. mercial warming oven $2000, antiques. trained prints & rCa11905-697-3018. clothes, wipers, shop coats. 436-8927 much more. (905)-427-7981, coveralls. and haustra ware. Cal Joe 427-2669,434-8748. IMGarogii( 1 Gara0. log .ara�i 'g and 1 ar and Sees Sal" BIG eofgeBEAUTIFUL lyusedCLOTHES EAutumn MILY GARAGE GARAGE SALE Private home sale of gently used plus size clothes. Suits, dresses, evening wear. Saturday, Sept. 27th . SEPT. 27, 8am.-2pm. 89 LARGE CRIES. 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. Cres. (Foxwood/Rosebank) Great deals on beautiful clothes sizes ti - 22 Cast Only. Contractor's, Do -it ursel!ers Garage Sale A 13ARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISEI Yo 9 MIOVING/GARAGE SALE Flopnng materials. ceranxc, grout. carpet remnants. Ino- SAT SEPTs7TH, Sane - senesce, leum. corutnxtion equip.. misc. sterns for do it yotirseftm. xive MAPLEGATE, PICKERING Sat. Sept 27, 9am - 4pm (N of Finch. E. of Dixie) 1430 OLD FOREST RD. Huge assortment of items. No kids' stuff. 3 FiUMLY MOVING GARAGE SALE YARD SALE N Marshal Cm MostwpT "and) Sal Sept 27th Starts at 8 a.m. Sat Sept 77. 7-5 pm. 1800 Forbrock St. Pickering Assrxled nn like new adults, baby, children, site 1-14 (Taunton & Brock) design13ng lobs• oilers') more. or dhit- (NamHorse equipment, furniture, housewares, bed Crib. vyrv� Motorcycle. HUGE STREET SALE YARD SALE b FURNITURE Bryant Rd., Cloveridge Dr., Albery Cres. Ajax -Harwood South & Dryer SUN. SEPT 28th: 9 to 1 PM Sat. Sept 27, rain date Sept 28 1768 Walnut Lane Pickering 9 a.m. LONE SEAT (21. pAutd co- lours. o- cat 427al3a.poo000�"1pA'0 GARAGE/CRAFT SALE LOVMG home needed for 1 Sat. Sept. 27 1iTWO FAMILY GARAGE SALE year o10 Gentian Boort hie 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. Saturday Sept. 27th 9am-lpm Pdxlter. Pease ml Q7 -711e5 2011 Cedarw0od Court Pickerin 12 Kna ton Ave A. - F7", WASHERMRYER apartmerd size Kenmore Heavy Daly. Sam Included Num . S45C a best offer Cal atter 6 lam 905- 1 Articles 1o► Sob GARAGE door repairs broken springs cables. room . open- ers installed $49. New doors/ openers. Daily Plus Doom 416-336.0073 MFT. above ground pool. everything mctusnre portable trash Compactor double bed. box spring, mattress. pine headboard. Beautiful wau- hafging (905) 420-6166. 9 PIECE country pine dining room suite $1850 3 Dressers $50 each Stove M. Desk $45 9 piece duwg room soft SON Bedroom supe 5295. Wardrobe $95 Antique buttes $135. Bed $125. Video arcade machine 5250. 5 Duican fife chairs Vit 2 antique chairs $95. Recliner ctuir $45. Roarer $50. (905)-697-3532. Al Peel Cleslq Special, $129. an taxa & dh MKNS included. Limited time offer. Pod Supplies also. Car G.R.B. Mainvina x 905.683- 11452. AJAX CINMNEV SWEEPS, woodlind will repass. we�pply� pet slxoan and raps. FREE ESTIMATES 6B6 -n41 -him eh ;w ALMAY$ Op" Cerlpagrs. Sala. Service. Yppoda. ptkgyddlvery Awilaek. 4811 8 meg 5450 or 386 8 Pt ane (SM. resters SM. CARPET BROKER, 100%. Nylon thick, plush, stain re- sistant carpet. For 3 rooms, q- yds carpet. dfl includes Price pad and mstwom in your home. Free quotation . in your home. No interest, n payment for one full year. Daniel, 1.800- 217-0104. CARPETS - lots of carpet, 100% nylon, new stain res lease carpets on herd. I will kepi 3 roomN. $349. Prim includes carpal, pit mien pad, eapen bstala- tion. fast delivery, free "li- mata (30 yards). Norman 686.2314. g. a teeOo! p ., 1 x off Ritchie; access from Westney or Hwy.2 Averrilhillew fnrrdNre, ceramics. paa�+lasrs, books. dors. toys' E' Iwntz GARAGE SALE GARAGE SALE Stat. Sept 28, 9am - Noon Multi -Family Garage Sale 704 Foxwood Trail Windsor Ave. toys and more!!!! Sat. Sept 27, 9am - 3 m � Rain date Sept 28th AadeverySd� h is 4er weaiw/ar.%Rrei Something for everyone! GARAGE SALE . 1 Ane a ckelb SAT. SEPT. 27 - 8:30 AM. 97 THORP CRES. AJAX 5% Steeple Hiill, PickeringF:sChIcal"Contlo MULTI FAMILY YARD SALE baby items, toys, household items, MIAL CRAFT SHOW Sat Sept. 27 9am - 4 pm. and much more. some fumiture, books, etc., etc., etc. Smales Dr. GAGE SALE (N. of Harwood, S. of Rossland off Fishlock) iAT. SEP! =71th 1son - lgum 36 SHALE DR-, AJAX Trsadmill, baby equip heal, household items, motorized bllbeelchair, dog Igloo, a much more!! (Church & Rossland area) GARAGE SALE Sat. & Sun. Sept. 27 & 28 9:00am Furniture, households & baby items MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE Sept. 27., 9am-2pm. Broadoak Cres. rhites/Strouds Lane) umiture, records etc. I1926 Memory Lane, Pic enng Glennanna & HTuy.2contents a teeOo! Averrilhillew fnrrdNre, ceramics. paa�+lasrs, books. dors. toys' E' Iwntz GARAGE SALE 2ve for NdZ ! Dealers' NBIrIBNBMB (bet Mr segos) HOME AND OFFICE FURNMJRE baa. SEPT. Blit Spm • SptR tables, desks. chairs, etc. Raor Shine RamSILT. SEPTseT. tin tiTlw - tig1R Saturday27th 7:3oarn � 2055 Bluerdge Cres., Pickering near Brock & Delbrook AadeverySd� h is 4er weaiw/ar.%Rrei . 1 Arte & Ca is CARAGE C -n or Shine . 1 Ane a ckelb Itis early bird ggrra floe Yoorras! SIDE PUBLIC 5% Steeple Hiill, PickeringF:sChIcal"Contlo SCHOOL W. of WhUes, on N. side of Hmy.2 MIAL CRAFT SHOW SI = �p�, 27 - 7am to 11amSa Kids stuff, dotlting toys, small appls.,RKES November eb1 DRIVE, AJAX Spwft allable some fumiture, books, etc., etc., etc. s Jo att FIRST GARAGE SALE SAT. SEPT. 271h 8:30am - 2pm 1222 FIELDSTONE CIRCLE, Picketing Household items, china, crystal; Carpenters' & Machinists tools ESTATE & CONTENTS SALE Sat. Sept. 27, 9 am -3 pm. (Ralndate Sunday) 1975 Rosefleld Rd. Unit 40 Furniture, tools & household contents ARGE solid Aecatpkorocom- utrrd desk1(ice- pe m c010ur sw�nq $ 500 0bo. Beawllul e of lumiture! GII Port �rry 985.2849. pYIN6 SALE: $So stereo Wine rack, lamps. $100 d, l ,vasher, kitchen sit with 4 -s rocker recliner. coffee b ,,Id tables. $200 stove. S:p buffel. hutch i table with '. :;ars Sofa i chair, bed. suite. 29- Hitachi TV. Kenmore stacking vesper 6 dryer 1 year used. v� 720-0609 S leave mes- ti', .e PIANO - Story i Clarke, m with bertctt. Excellent mg condition. Asking >y_D- Can 43"728 - PIANOS -GRANDFATHER CLOCKS. Back to school New 8 Used pianos • ghl b Grand). digital Pill 6 keyboards. Not sure? = tD own Large selection odes Call TELEP PIANO 1491. AIR CONDITIONER, 8000Btu. i .0 Lapldary diamond saw. [der 8 polisher, $200. :. wght iron antique kitchen S Exercise Dike. 905-987- :7 SHEOMAN - Duality wooden h 8 X 8' barn kit, only �9 plus tax. Marry other s and styles available. i garages and decks 761 aay Rd. Unit 3. Pidering. more into. all 905-619- .3 SIDES OF BEEF $189/Ib. tom cut. wrapped. frozen. rered No chemicals. Buy ,d from farm i Save. Oro 905 -983-9471. 2AK,TINE FURNITURE. The :'w pieces of our Fall line-up e getting their tints" acnes and heading for to D.,l floor.NEW dining cm sets. NEW bedroom n,ngs i NEW home office i 'ertamment centers OR - :R now for taThaorrlykSgrv- we �- WETHE. HE FACTORYI 1ACITIONAL WOODWORK. .G 9o5-985-8774. AASHER and dryer par. Fan- s% gualrry Had for S or:hs apt, Size $450. for m' 305-686-2374. Will go to IvS! Dr best offer WATER. R you are COliarrhed Wim me taste. smell i/or look Water, We Can 11 :a,: to information 1 n 686-0234 after 5 p.m. MESTIMGHOUSE 30- while cave 5150. Vill 5'5- write 2 xr liege $150. 985-4382 aflLLU1MS upright Plano, treat starter piano and 301 iDk swivel stool. N good Iondxbon. 5800 ow. Call )ebw 723-6069 1 Articin Warded ANT,GUES A Sclutexy. Pur- :rasinq furniture or anylhirg Ad Scu mdic instruments. hiN. salvl advertising, l' decoys, Oohs. milt bot - Il Collections Of estates. all Robert Bowen Antiques 905) tiSS8049. Brookkn. CO's to sell? I'll pay top Ill for your used and Lew CO's. Cal George at 435.1996. Ol01NG WIRE. Stackaae ontamers with at least 1 pik trop Approx. 42 Cubic K. Cori :ad Abe 683-5117 A LADY ANTIQUE $UYER, Purcriasing Moorcrofl Doul- dn, English Chink Silva d(Y. glass, sculpture. NI caslVconlidentiality assured. 416-447.3932. 1 CanptNar NEW MUSIC e-prN O ribol www. durhamnews.nneV -3438/ndexhlm 1 Ladt i wW female kitten, a urABLE blad ea 1S old, found, N owner doesnl Come forward, free b good how.427-8310 FOUND Black i wAmb Anlage huskytrad,apveproxll yr. iflogy. wall Rd1CDnc. V3 Cal ' FOUND: Insignia gold mutt at pte Pickering Knob Hill Farces on Thurs. Sept 19. Call 10 Wentily 416282-9415. • I rdLg lap opt 3 YRS. APPIL. O.H. Mare, 15 3 hh, Scald dirk bat, hunter prospecl., started. $3.500. Telephone (613) 966 03$ ADORABLE puppies for sale. Poll crosses and puebred Jack Russells. Rea yd now. Call Laurie 905.665-0191. HORSE BOARDING. New barn has 4 box Stalls aval- able, very Private, sce* lo- cation, 15min. WE d Oshawa. Call 965-263-1102. 270 270 305 400 VVM DESIGN SERVICE Home and webpage creation Hyper link and server storage. Call Jodi! Desna at 579-4400 ANY SCRAP Car or Truck NORTH OSHAWA Extra large wanted. complete or not. 1 d 2 bedrooms) Large bal- Top Cash paid. Free pick- cony Building has been under UP . Call (905)431-4333 or new management for 1 year 434-7489. now. and is a very dean and AUTONOWLES and trucks quid butlonnq. $598 6 $698 warded lot scrap Any condition. utilities. cable, parking in - nage, free removal in me Our - ham in- cluded. Available October Ist Region. Cash paid Also and November 1st Phone needed. '75 to '87 Chn or GMC 905.579.5584, pickup for parts Call an • Pati 1 NO turf) downs. Oshawa 905-431-0407 series 1208. sleeps 8, surge for Saler am CASH FOR CARSI We buy BOXER Pops, CNC registered, URN S11, certified. used vehicles. Vehicles must [ails docked, 1st shots. hal- automatic. 4 door, am -fm be m running Condition. Call toned, ready to go. $500. cassette, new tires. new 427-2415 or come to 479 Phone after Spm. {705) 799- brakes, regularly maintained, BaYly St. East• Ajax at 5131. 7 r ( RRi9 _9259 $7.500.1105) MURAD AUTO SALES. PRIVATF hnre. r �;�;0 in- 19" sow PRIX, V6._p/s I TrUc door arena 60x120, only 5 abs, DR..yw., pRrunk, security 2861 boarders. Ride arsytime, all tle time. Daily turnout. 5250« system, 4 -door, approx. 90,000 l�qy kms. $12.900 1885 NISSAN Kin Cao iCk- 9 D GST 985-4382. Like new, one owner 905.683- up. New brakes. alternator. FOR FOR SALE: Himalayan Kit- Kit - 3020 fires and exhausted As is $1500. certifiable Call Andy lens. CCA (Canadian Cal As- AEROSTAR. PS., P.B., 905-430-0780. sociatitxt) Registered, seal paint, blue point, i lyra point. A/C. 5 seater. CD player. 110000 km. $8000. 199) Rre- 1989 CNEV 11 tan 6 Cyt . re- S200/each. Call 1.705-277- fry, 5 AIC. ArrVFm Cas• buds std trans Ix k high s- $4795 Call 9479. sane. 10000Im $15000. articled 579-0191 LHASA APSO pups for sale. Non -shedding, non -allergic, health guarantee, vet needled. House training started. Pay- ment terms available. (705) 786-3124, leave message. TURMBERG KENNELS offers for sale registered German Shepherd and Rottweiller Puppies. Parents hips certi- fied. Our next training class starts Sept. 25th. Please pre - register 655-4721 1995 FORD F-150- 58.000kms. air. P/L, P/W 0/0. WE FINANCE 8 cyl, rear slider, very dean. must see. 513.500 Call 905 - EVERYONE 728.1153 will certify The Right Location White Oaks Court Whitby Spacious Apartments Utilities Included ` Transit At Door Convenient To Schools 8 Shopping ' Close To 401 Squash Courts 1-2-3 Bedrooms from $690. 905-66&7332 Prdessunany naparf,0 by ofhnderN Tandem Management Inc. OSHAWA ! 9',00r ;t ,Large 2 8 THE NEWS ADVERTMM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 -PAGE 35 400 400 420 420 ILUEWATER PARK - WHITB) 1 8 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED LN 1 ousit* • 1 Houses or Rem Rem 51 - 1A Absolute Affordable'. SICK OF RENTING ??? WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $800/month No down payment???? Discharged Bankrupt???? Call Me! (905)571-6275 ort -800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sucton Grr,up F.xcel Realty Inc. L t 1 _ 905-576-5393 (message) nment 1-tedroom fir - Wonderful Puppies Poodles, Pugs Maltese, Yorkies Golders Retrievers Chocolate Labs Mini Pinchers Ist Shots, Vet Checked 723-5077 Oshawa S'amrir AYr uvt Xtnrnx NO turf) downs. . 3 bedroom apartments in clean Ll 1,1 "�'merns rut 1994 CHEVY one -Ion dually low risebuildig Close to/01 i Re°t series 1208. sleeps 8, surge First time buy- extended cab brand new rub- GD Parlung. Available imme- OSHAWA 2 ;eorraom apts Oct rare find. 58.995. 1992 Cavak- Y ers, bankrupt, ber, 6 5 L Diesel, fully loaded, diately From $600 /month 1 occupancy. S600 raw. Loci- 4 spd manual. $24.500 or Phone 905-576-055 tionstosuttyou. StodkwellReal- 436`8684 bad credit; n0 best reasonable offer 434- ty, 723 f265. 2775. NEW APTS - 2 and 1 bedroom 1995 GEO. (new style). ma credit! It you mato 5Sim�l S off6�, "I OSHAWA. 2 -bedroom man 438-9002, or 434.1260 6 ask work; drive! vam>r am Ill floor, large kitchen, garden, 1 dhv. A. $7.950 1991 Satari, you 4 Wte•1 dro. Parch l laundry uKluded 5900, utilities Basement L t 1 _ 905-576-5393 (message) nment 1-tedroom fir - Wonderful Puppies Poodles, Pugs Maltese, Yorkies Golders Retrievers Chocolate Labs Mini Pinchers Ist Shots, Vet Checked 723-5077 Oshawa S'amrir AYr uvt Xtnrnx 11 A'domobils for Sale 1980 MERCURY Marquis 4dr, PIS. P18, A/C. AM/FM aSSetts, trader hitch. Sold sage car In driving caridbon. As is. $1200. CaN Bill a 905- 420-1557, 1!64 FIREBIRD, new paint. mmt motor, T -roof- AC P". 4 driven. art. $1.900.00 1 Chen. 1/2 ton. very dears PS PB, red. new. interior. $3.995.00. 1987 Chev. 1/2 ton. grew Al. tilt. new park under emoted. cruIl re trails. S5.495.00.Cap 576-54M 1964 FORD LN, 18 L., , 4d, auto. ps. pb. arMm. 120K. ongi nt and body m good con - Non. Too many new parts lo list $1500. dhog W. 905- 987-M. 19W PONTIAC Asuna. 99.000 kid , $4.995. 1988 Nissan Murat. 219.000 kit. $2.895. 1987 Sentra 51.995.. 1968 Cavalier $1.995 1984 Latzer lout milecodified. It. $1.3Sari 5. N tars certified. Frurtc q availa0le. 683-7301 or 4261879 aft 6 p.m. 1994 VOLVO TURBO, 152.000 KA., certified. tug power pack- age. immacull always well mainUned A pleasure to drive. $3.600.668,4248 427-4373 anima a ery f65 . wdities, DEPARTMENT 1[89 fttAIDA MPV Clean. larmdry, facilites on SHERIDAN CHEV 1%.000km. 53900 OBO Gn pprndally OwEEop" Call KEN86405 65 905-706-8498 905-571-a990 3 BEDROOM alit Available 19[1 SAFARI Van SIE. fitly immrdrateN tan, newly AUTO LOANS 1 Gus Brown Pontiac Buick Ltd. will arrange financing even if you have been turned down before. Loans available for no credit, bad credit and bankruptcy buyers. Call Shawn 6ti8-8375 loaded. Will certify. must See. pointed. $ 00 ubmies iclud- S9.5dX). Can 905-666-5692 ed. Ist i Last. references. Al- ter SAFARI van SLE Fidry ter 6 p m. (905) 432 8159 or loaded won rear treater. 38300 t905) 579.2927 arbhed IOCd m condition. Cap (905) 430.3319. 1991 LUBNNA Van, air con.. In, gib. cruise Coldind- ud taesm power manors, par er door loft. keyless ferrnOk entry system. &mom ces- seme. V8. 180 rip. lour -speed ado, tram. 45.000 km. abso kdOy num 725.0858 YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF 1 TrailMa TO SEE OUR FINE RECON01- ricago VEHICLES. FANTAS- TIC SAVINGS. CHECK US 1990 TERRY RESORT 3C R. OUT. Eq New armah 1988 aketrom lot Jack's Lake. Pontiac Firefly. auto. 73.000 Apsley, compete with awn' knit. Sale 52.295 1985 Toyo- tq. deck aid stied. 1L to SRS gawp. 4 x 4. cap, 5 579--1589 '- air. 4 dr, tow o pre owned e 1981 :- 1 :-_N all aindow car- ppil tun kitchen, $500. uoli- go van Heavy duty Suspen- 2 BEDROOM Apartment, Iles Can (705)217.-9167 series 1208. sleeps 8, surge vel11CIES 10 sion 318 V8. auto., looks and walkout basement. 4 ap- rare find. 58.995. 1992 Cavak- 'Nut. $3200. Please t7l 905- runs good $900 as is 436- pkatceS. no smoking, 110 pets. OSHAWA, clean 1 bedroom 436`8684 choose from. 1468 east re- ap�� 1995 GEO. (new style). ma SPECIAL itla�ItOnr r�redCa68" 118 fuafislieO�oror 1997 GMC 3/4 ton 438-9002, or 434.1260 6 ask FINANCE van. urdumashe0. $495 umJusm 189.000 km., V8. $2000 905- 2 BEDROOM Apt. Available 721-M 11 A'domobils for Sale 1980 MERCURY Marquis 4dr, PIS. P18, A/C. AM/FM aSSetts, trader hitch. Sold sage car In driving caridbon. As is. $1200. CaN Bill a 905- 420-1557, 1!64 FIREBIRD, new paint. mmt motor, T -roof- AC P". 4 driven. art. $1.900.00 1 Chen. 1/2 ton. very dears PS PB, red. new. interior. $3.995.00. 1987 Chev. 1/2 ton. grew Al. tilt. new park under emoted. cruIl re trails. S5.495.00.Cap 576-54M 1964 FORD LN, 18 L., , 4d, auto. ps. pb. arMm. 120K. ongi nt and body m good con - Non. Too many new parts lo list $1500. dhog W. 905- 987-M. 19W PONTIAC Asuna. 99.000 kid , $4.995. 1988 Nissan Murat. 219.000 kit. $2.895. 1987 Sentra 51.995.. 1968 Cavalier $1.995 1984 Latzer lout milecodified. It. $1.3Sari 5. N tars certified. Frurtc q availa0le. 683-7301 or 4261879 aft 6 p.m. 1994 VOLVO TURBO, 152.000 KA., certified. tug power pack- age. immacull always well mainUned A pleasure to drive. $3.600.668,4248 427-4373 anima a ery f65 . wdities, DEPARTMENT 1[89 fttAIDA MPV Clean. larmdry, facilites on SHERIDAN CHEV 1%.000km. 53900 OBO Gn pprndally OwEEop" Call KEN86405 65 905-706-8498 905-571-a990 3 BEDROOM alit Available 19[1 SAFARI Van SIE. fitly immrdrateN tan, newly AUTO LOANS 1 Gus Brown Pontiac Buick Ltd. will arrange financing even if you have been turned down before. Loans available for no credit, bad credit and bankruptcy buyers. Call Shawn 6ti8-8375 loaded. Will certify. must See. pointed. $ 00 ubmies iclud- S9.5dX). Can 905-666-5692 ed. Ist i Last. references. Al- ter SAFARI van SLE Fidry ter 6 p m. (905) 432 8159 or loaded won rear treater. 38300 t905) 579.2927 arbhed IOCd m condition. Cap (905) 430.3319. 1991 LUBNNA Van, air con.. In, gib. cruise Coldind- ud taesm power manors, par er door loft. keyless ferrnOk entry system. &mom ces- seme. V8. 180 rip. lour -speed ado, tram. 45.000 km. abso kdOy num 725.0858 YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF 1 TrailMa TO SEE OUR FINE RECON01- ricago VEHICLES. FANTAS- TIC SAVINGS. CHECK US 1990 TERRY RESORT 3C R. OUT. Eq New armah 1988 aketrom lot Jack's Lake. Pontiac Firefly. auto. 73.000 Apsley, compete with awn' knit. Sale 52.295 1985 Toyo- tq. deck aid stied. 1L to SRS gawp. 4 x 4. cap, 5 579--1589 '- air. 4 dr, tow 85 JAYCO Hardtop Trader only now arty (8.295 1994 Sian 95, 19. series 1208. sleeps 8, surge kick. 4 door. 5 speed, A x 4. bra tes wom grim. lust be rare find. 58.995. 1992 Cavak- 'Nut. $3200. Please t7l 905- a, air. auto 4 dr, low kms- 436`8684 orMy 56.995. AFFORDABLE Auto Ports 1995 GEO. (new style). ma • 1 i• R� roon, A-1. $6.995 1991 Track- 438-9002, or 434.1260 6 ask er, auto. removable hardtop. 350 and 305 Engines com- dhv. A. $7.950 1991 Satari, p tdy retail from $1250 a_ fnii ran. IoaOed. 157.OW AaIIll one year or 20.000 kms. Ike new now $8.850. knes warranty, Otters aval- 1993 AerosUr sport, loaded. a01e. Cal for pricing (905) AJAX - 2 -bedroom pus 1 targe trnngr0dm b3smom apt Carpeted. full kitchen, fun barn No pets. South Aja. Hatwoodl8ayly, $675 4 itch• lei Available tmmedastely. Parking. Sep entrance 426- 3917 AJAX S. 1 Bedroom bsfm apt Sep ormr, , NC Non- smoker. No peb. kw Oct 1. S650/mo utdises included (905)-427-8123. AJAX. 2 Randall Date 2 i 3 bedroom apartments awil- awe. Cali (416) 444-7391. AN exceptional variety of quiet deal 1 bed apt. from 5600 ad inclusive. Oshawa (�)� �Proroperties) Darren (AVAIll IMMEDIATE- LY. in Whitby Apt budding. spacious, carpeted. newly efol tf b. ShOppirq aid oddities included. RrstAm regwred. mo pets. 1 bedroom $675. 2 bedroom. $775 3 bed- room 5840. Cab 430- sdver/red now al $9.995. 1991 985-4805 0134. SunDird 3 t v-6 air auto BACHELOR Apt . everything 1915 FIRENRO, 2 SL V6. 130.000 kms. $5.295. yes mom included. $4501monM ostw 90.000 kms on motor spoil" $5.295. 1989 Corsica LT. • wa. Rrtson/HdkroR Areal system. sunroof. Asking loaded. beauty. r-6, offal tial Teas. =Ward. I� A"liaDk lmnedutey. Cal $1ffer 800. or best OCal 905- $4.995. 1991 caprice Classic 16". SLASSPAR . with 100 438-9002, or 434.1260 6 ask 579-2861 or leave message. loaded, only 80.000 led., bp. Ewruude i trailer. $1.000 to Big PERWG, IMMACULATE $9.950. 1988 Aerosur Eddie or Desi otter. at (905) 579- BACHELOR or 8adelorctte 1986 ARIES, 4 cyl, winter Bauer, )pfmaim, d, $5.995 2861 apt Sep. enl.. laundry. Calve. treater. 4 door. auto.. many new parts, serviced togtdarty, 1993 Grand Am Coupe. V-6 loaded. ady 58.000 kil.. black OUTSIDE STORAGE for boat. newdv renovated. ron-smoker. Hwy. driven. $600. as It 905 0eaw1 59.950. SINTER SPE- cars, motor domes. trailer. wdde Sates. 4700 Thoth- $475 al indusive. 839-0821 Liverpool 1401 area 683-8623. after 4pm. CIALS - 1993 Astro eNdided, ejC, son Rd. Norm. FIRM Brookkn. ds 01W 64tt15 1986 Ford Tam. dears. new para ale auto. 3.01.6 Co. $2700. Non 7231492 alfa 6 p.m. 1017 MERCWIY TRACER a., 122.000 kms.. 5 speed. 4 door, hatdiback. certified, no rust. new tires, very dem. $2200.00 905.668-3917. 1901 NISSAN am miri van. Browl bone, 5 door, auto. now GI 1 M) 725-5507. 52300 1!01 COMM LS, fully load- ed, low tpNsags, arWitd.k- $4,000 or Ik1st od&E Te Phone 579-7226. d JUm at - ter 7 p.M. 198E CI&V. CONSIGI. *,W. ale, Willitscass", low kms. Excellentcondition Grey V AA burgundy hN.. sacrNke ask - Ing S5.111100.725. 00. Cal 905.1392. 1991 FORD TAURUS GL AN Power PKG. ARC, 1 D%I 149000 km. Asking 55000• Emceieem cooftm Call (905) 837-2019. 1993 HOUM Civic DX Coupe. Mack w/grey interior. Stan- dard. tilt, amil Cassette, certified. Must soft $7800 o.b.o. Cal (905)619-0380 air*m kat and due. now offal $1,500. Super Special. 1991 91� 655 BOtO. CLEAN. rill eadalaN bachelor basement apart - Ford F-150 XL aD. 302 v-8. Farm mem. partudy funwhil d, sep- air, perfect aid cheap. $6,995 om Egiodoetwooll arate entrance. avaiable If - 1991 Logen4 3T oak model tial Teas. =Ward. I� mediatory. Oshawa stroppuuqq trailer. One double bedroom COMM - Massey Ferguson cattre area. $450rmortll first/ and 4 blanks, full kalw'K a4 510 diesel• excellent condi- last. Cad 728-7137. razy Dila. $d,996. Cams b (:er . Aub Caalre, 155 KIN =.= tion. Quick attach headers. 14 n. straight cut trim varuttk PERWG, IMMACULATE SL Wal at MLMawp Med. Cat $79-2m.Opa Slnonay. 0.1i speed pick-up red. 4 row car- head, completely one Dcdroom hutkshe0 Ill mem. working couple pre- one becroom tusemfol tri row cam Air non., bin exles- [erred, iron smoker. M pas. VEFMCLEI soon. set up for harvest. 510.000 for complete pack- dose to am amenities, piak Old• ktAu1 1800 all it - POOR CREOfT? Down OAC. age. Port Perry 905.985.3183. 426 - dutwe. Oa ISL (905) 426 4342, I". MfarraimY s from 1984lo E1547ft* SID the - texl Fer ondih 510 diesa exrxAlam colli Lion. Quick NtarA headers, 14 LARGE 1-BORM buemW ala w Mt wnalrout. Close b >• 1991 1. straight cut with variable s lsf/No Pen, SOtorlau- st. $750 ds 01W 64tt15 sped pick up reel. 4 row uta- row cont head compaey sive. Aqd. ISL St.. PMwft updated- Au con.. tin ex tent 837-0772. Non-smoker Cec 1st First/ uD for harvest. LARGE pie bedroom apan- Canter 1NhIt 510,000 f0 complete Dom- fad. AvaBable immedatti 1986 Pymout h Horizon, 165 age. Port ftq 905-985-3183. 238 Ritson R Oshawa. 5450 K. $1800 arWkd. 1987 Cor Aporloraina Wus hydro. Call 1416.- sia 149 K 52,600. rxrbfNd 11 §107. 1982 5 10, 166K 5L800. ca tiAW 1989 Tradbor 4 x 4 auto. -For W AM lekgpaalI 1-bdrm basement 124 K 53.900 cahhad. 571- 2 -MM. ". daring, and ala. SSSOfiho. al inclusive. 4- 0225 or 8759. storage. Kitchen. 4 PC. loath. ppcc bath. Sep. entrance, shared Aalomo0ia alae. separate laundry and Seaade foI. r skngle. 1soulut. 1 • walkout No smokirip/pets. 428-3457 AvaitatAe November M. (905) $800 aril. Ajax 42a-3747. 726 -GW $75 10 $7501 for saao res i OSHAWA East. 3 -bedroom AVAILABLE immediatey, uudcs p any vii i- 1 i 2 bedrooms available an- Octt 0 Nov. 1 - 18 2 bed- cles. 24hr professional pick- litime. Located 309 Cordova room apa- Oshahawa. SStarting up. Fra Tow, Rouge Valley Rellfdkg for last prQIMW- Rd.. Oshawa. NO gds. Please atler Spm $59 Ga. all irnclusive. NO al ickup Call (905)706 rag 905-579.2387, pots. Call (905)576.6724. 1!!0 HONDA CIVIC LX, cent 5740• NORTH OSHAWA- Clean, on - bright 1 -bedroom Seller- SPACIOUS well maintained 2 Bed. 4 dr, 5-5pd, air cab., Its. A i A AUTO INe paY 580 Wined apartments n resaderi bedandroom apts. Avail. at 900 Glen S� Illi, CD player, spoiler. regular he $10.000. Cash on tear, Call Any lond.,on, any y tial Teas. =Ward. I� wagon closets. Proms. nnaintenanc�e performed. us 24 hours. 7 days. mg, Pplia inusive 1st71ast. Nov .ISt. Close to schools. shopping 129,000 km, white, one owner, 36 min. service. 905-686- possession. 905.5763830. Cordite. Go Station Util indud- dean. 720 0358 or 433 4179. 5003 0905-706-5234 PICKERING immaculate huge ed. Call 728 4993. OSHAWA. North-west . spot. less. ir house 4 -bedroom apf WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FROM S68SiMTH!! $1000 GETS YOU STARTEDt! Call M„ri (905) 571-6273 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales ,„r G -z p Excel Realty OSHAWA. - - r;,c-. -til plane gas furraa. yard. vegetablegarden. no smokers;pets. 5875 oils ubw ties 571-x293 $9wffx tri. 1-0edrooM S600r 2 STOREY House, 1 bed - inclusive. avail. Oct 1 rooms. downtown Oshawa. Call D"Ity Szymansto at S900 utdmes. available (905)7269414 Oct Ist Can 905.576-8642. OVER 1,OObA.R. 2 -bedroom 3 . 1 9EDROOM 2 -storey. V baseinem, pmvte emral in air c^+ac. tog lot. gas ceab^g. new area of N E. Oshawa 5 apps. No smokeMpets Adult non-sandk,ng. abstaus- St200 . Use 579 6860 m ptkrred. Reterenas. Available inmoo"aly 905- AJAX Central 3 bedroom. 4 432 0369 appliances. clean wet kept PICKERING immaculate huge tome. no pl Avid Noir Ist- one becroom tusemfol tri o utiutes (905)- 683-8766 663 e7 parlunig, laundry mnon- smoker. no pets drt- Al Sem 2 . 2 bdms. tri - Sive Available October 15 ISIAl mil 4 appliarices, (9051831-7122 after tips central air, fenced. workshop' PICKERING YUPPIE BASE - flet 51100/monm_ MENT apar'l one be Nov NOv 1st. 686.2389 nom. separate entrance, hol AJAX. LEGAL 3 bedroom lywoo0 Styli kitchen, tire- math tfoor Semi Appiunces. place. 4 appkgancei. air. Ca- Hendry. paring No Dols. bit parking. 5725 nclusive Non-smoker Cec 1st First/ AvWbWe Novlst.PIMS4 ast, references. 5875 . 607.. cad Christie or Paul A 839.5223. (905)837-7607 AVAILABLE October Ist. 4- PICKERING. 2 -bedroom BC -IM ,peer levet. 2000Sgft basemert, very spaeol dol- $1100 .um Large 2-bedodrli in krldten. 39c bath. master, basement, self-contained. dyer 5750 plus. first/W $750 i ndcHire. Dares Mor - Ail Nov 1. 1416)755-8991 lain. Sutton Group Heritage a 905419-3664 631.9500 PICKERING. 'NNIM401 1- FOUR BEDROOM house for berm basement. separate tn- cert Jownlown Oviawa. 2 1.1 traril. Utilities. non-smoker. Sharer_ rerilvated garage. no pets. FtrsVW required. $950 plus utdrtNs w /last rclererncIS AvalaOle October AvaitatAe November M. (905) 1 0 15. 420-2015 726 -GW MCKERINGMIXJGE, base- OSHAWA East. 3 -bedroom nem apartment. separaa en- fain floor 6 appliances. trance. walkout, no pets. nee- Paull a,C. gas neat, non - offences, nrgAest. qua single smdiiers. no pets. $875.60% tidy welcome $70 morrh n- Usurtes Ist4l Cau 905 - CI SW (905)509-1899 728-8711 SOUTH OSHAWA, Large 1- PICKERING. Whites RdJ401 Dorm lower floor of sena, re- area. Available Oct 1, main ceilly redecorated. laundry floor i second floor, 2 bath- facildes. 2 -car parting. pn- rooms. 3 bedrooms. Rrstill vate emratce 5575. all undo• no pets $1.350. inclusive: Ca - sive. Mature working suhgkJ de 8 phone Sep 637-5614 couple preferred. No bets 579-1869. QUEEN'S COMYOM 4 Ded room executive. private yard. iii air t k &a it Fust china - WW 2 I bdrrrh is a Brr9nti pr tints afloraablt Peng, 401 and )ills al Within your 4L Cap lir info. 905) 721-8741 BY. 1 -bedroom baso mem apt.. 55oQhmontfL hast! last. Includes fridge. Stove. washes, dryer No gds. nOW smoker. Cap 7264916 SW 5. ka b* Oct. 1 avadabk October Ist. $2.000 per mo. plus wddies. No smoke.M pet. Call Barry Lennox. Sales Rep. Remix. 6663800. WWUY. aft. home. 4 -bed- room. 2-1/2 baths. ceramic and hardwood, antral awtval quills areal near pada. selool Go. Bi-weddy cleaning. No (906)666-9063$4350 pit"trkl PROFESSIONK marriage couple salts 2-3 bedroom WINTSY, 112 Cemre North, 1- home in (7hrWIMM Rent rN- bedroom large Ivrgldininq Owe. Leave message for room. at -in withal, laundry Joe at 905-723•b900. Uci4ties. no pqs awilable SMILE Christiaih workiitg Dec 1. $675 ' ledusive. its with kwwly dn0. mom (116}486-0189. acCOmmodatiaK lir 0cwlw my ram whim you an own Ist n D~Region Please Your own him for less rtllah comply 686-4516. t � RepCall t ITw t 1 T°w"k°"aea Summit Reatry 11991) LM. (905) 668-38M or (905) 666- OSHAMIA S"- 3 3211. All bodoom townhouse dose to 1 or Rad sdhods and shopping. 5950/ me. all Indusiva First/last. Avaliable Nei (905) 579 - WHITBY, clean, spacious 4 - bedroom semi, close to schools, amenities, fenced yard. garage. appli2ehces. fin ished Disemanl, no dogs, available immedNte 510754 utilities. 9D,i-666-43 905-936-4358. 9956 days. OSHAWA. 3 bedroom, ap- pliances, garage, tram i rear yard, schools, shopping, tran- sit $825/l first i tut. Nov. possession, 427-3763 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities included Stove b Refrigerator. Parquay 11oor5 throughout. Parking included. Playground Area. Close to schools and shopping. From 5846.00. Call 905-721-0980 SPACIOUS 3 bedroom town- houses Well maintained fam- ily complex. Freshly decoral- ed• 4 appls.. all Utilities Park- ing, close to schools, all amenities OcVNov. 1 occu- pancy. 122 Colborne St. E. Oshava. App, 434-3972. Rooms nor Rem 1 m AM. -%I bur -.shed room for ean. Quiet person (genfle- an welcome). Cookmq. near a. dose to Durham Cortege. $250 and up monthly ?05)728 4845 AJAX• furnished mom for rent A dean home. Induces nide. �ayWry. parking, shared .iCheN bath, non-SMOkerS. $375/momh, immtoiate. 427- 3519 AJAX, FURNISHED room for rent. in dean quid (tome. own entrance, air. cable d laundry facilities, stared bath Non- smoker. call 686-7260 Available Immediately Fur- n'sned room in Pickering. with :able, kitchen Will". dose no Pid enrtg Generating Sta- . -)t. PTC. GO. $340/mo or S•76 o_weeky 420-4318. AVAILABLE NOW- Furnished room. all al 5430/ month. Can 839-4271 CLEA.N BRIGHT HOUSE Whites Rd. S. and 401. Rooms for rent B&B avail.; weekly and monthly. Hydro staff welcome! 420- {9042 BURHAN COLLEGE Sla:e�'s Furrusned room. :ante. prion. bus East OShal Duval to trance. i kitchen i W. shared with otter female students. non-smCkers 5400/ month 905-40l LARGE Jean • nrsned room dose to Osuaw Centre. stare kitchen i Dam. avad- am irmnedimafy Phork 436 1420 St 1naredd Accdrrvnoeation AJAX 3 Je,l -;-e stare '-um,shod room. dose to a4 amenities. parking. Smokers welcome Avail immed S3501mondl negoti- aM 428-6385. after Ile m Mon -Fn. CLEAN ,wet house, cads. Palk :aJbry Il harowood hours. Sea. yard. deck, $400, mo avail arry- time f;l Ostial Sirt_ cWROsstand. 432-1947 AJAR LUXURY Detached- tur- rushed 4 -bedroom. 2 11 - baths. fireplace. air-condition- ing, laundry. parking, bus at door, protesstonal. nor_ Smoking. 5650 905-686- 9963 SAGLE PROFESSIONAL needs same to share 3 -born 3 -loam, fumistNd. Viceroy Mme in Ajax. GA. CN -6 app.. 2nd floor ut-VY. ll n (round pool, lin i shcyligrns . douse garage vw/operer. Very moderi Reasonable WUS;ve rent Call 905 -QS -6106 SOW ROOMS we stared facilities. Females welcome. Non-smoker, no pets, reter- ences, available immediately. Rem nNgowble Cap (905)420-0249 anytime. EXECUTRIE WINERY, next to Toyota dealer. Fumisted room, TV room wlfireplaoe. Partial Uundry, Must sex. Very CWOI able. Working person. POO. lrsuLast (905)666-5213. • 1 5Rba i OSHAWA 4 MOON Frit plan IIF em sq.2nd. lr. $550, 600 sq. fain M. 300 sit ft across from Oso Centre. 600 2nd Or 5500. 1,200s4 ft 2nd floor .1.600 sq. R. man. Call 434-2447 0 655.4132. PRIM RETAIL location at Gateway to Bownmanvftk. 800 square tat in newly rer*kWW b iddi . 5775 per mmM plus hydro and gas. Call (905) 263-8153 •� --_ _ Fl" CLEAR WATER AREA, 3 bedroom, townhouse, pod, jacuzzi. BBO, private yard, available now. For info ano to view pholos .905 - 579- 3758. EMEM• 1 Vacation ReriUl CLEARWATER .2 -bedroom mo- bil ifamity park). heated pooll hot tub, minutes to beaches, skeps 6 More information avaA- able $275 weekly. 905-434- 7184 CLEARWATER,fumished mo- biles. neared pools, hot tub. xennis, minutes to Blue Jay baseball. NHL Hockey, NFL Football, Oog/HorSe Irack. teaches and major attrx- 5- CNM- welcome Pho- tos available $275 weekly. (905)683-5503 1 1 Private Homes For Sal 'RARE OPPORTUNrrYlll! Completely renovated as low. 2 or 3 bedroom townhouses want 4 new appliances $500 down, good credit rating. S32.000ryr income to quality. Call Gentlemen- George Walker Cold•wdl 9anker RAIR Reany 728-9414 BRICK BUNGALOW :•J - points NI: 'lsrdwa ^hived All room. with freptaCe. tetra fancy room Hardwood floors i GA Call 725.7252 Atter bDm REDUCED AJAX •roc ^case. • I F etc Cres Sar Sun 12 - 4 3 bedrooms, Will room, new kitchen. ceramics. huge deck, rid Nb. fire$, bast• mex. CAC. custom oak ral must see $175900 ,905) 427-9797 AJAX, 3 -bedroom Ihridi semi. new Dreauloom. furnace Will, idwrolrC au crearrr wnd- owd. rho immeoll 55000 dawn. vendor holds balance 51000mxM 683-5503 BOWMAMVILLE 1 Dtdr00m cur.,a,cw with w1 converted =room Fioaiu g Stars. law opIwien wwm Wind- ows. i siding Ptm 'loom UM lot. dol to 112 acre. $124900 00 A MUST SEE! 1905)-623-0715 COURTME - 3 Stuart Rd. 5144 90C. 3 plus one bed- rol fuusned basement. 2 bathvoorns. Wait, clvx, st- ernly system. 404-0000. Open House, Sat. Sun- I - 4 p.m CUSTOM WILT 8 yr old 2 850 sq rt bnck home. COunict• do"k car garage, all upgrades, treat as clear, asking $245.000. (905)436- 0278 POWER OF SALE. Reduced. 280050 1 raised bungalow features: 201. famiyroom, 20ft. workshop. 1911. living - room. 201. kddwUdnrtq area. taondryroom. 34bdrm5, 2 -pc. i 4 -pc. bath. Aeacred garage. New root. soffit. eves. 3701 45Hwy heritage. over 1 Niles. ldW lir home OCCm- patton. Could be 24M. AN for only $119,000. Open for W - Spec. Sat.iSun. loath -fpm. 045 11 Cobourg. through Nort umbertand Forest, just N.Ot County Rd/9. Look for signs. Car V.J. laaxsan Re My 905.623-3194 PRIVATE Mosdop 2-sho ey 34 1 -bedroom, ride 10L move in condition. extra. S209.9DO. Calif 905-509-1356. OPEN IHOUSE Rosebak Rd. S. Sun. m. PRIVATE SALE - 3 bedroom soft. South Oshawa, quad Court location. garage. huge mala. 11x1 mtlts, new rec. room with baUghd gra bre. pian, new windows, gas Ill treshy painted, $117.500. (905) 571-6291 RICE LAKEOPEN HOUSE EVERY SUNDAY UNTIL SOLD Relocating Contractor's Ill tertrOm Home For Sale or Trade For Home in Durham Region. 5 yr. old Custom Built Raised Bungalow on 100 If Waterfront on Rice Lake Modern Open Concept. Im- maculate condition, $185.000. (705)939.1254 IMLGB 3<• 1>OiSMd FRlYati7lE 8EP7�8R a6e fAB7 11 alecii torsob WHITBY - DESIRABLE nelgh- bomood 4 bedroom. 2 storey. Ig. greenhouse kitchen, walk- out to landscaped patio and fence yard. CAC, faces park setting Open house Sept 27 and 28. Oct 4 and 5. 1-4. 14 Worfolk Place. (905) 430- 8377 S212.900. ® Lab fa Sae WATERFRONT COMMUNITY in Pon Perry 2 acre lots for sale staring at $120.000 905- 427.0390 or 905-985-3724 1 0.44 -Town Rooeniss MOBILE HOME 52ft- x 1211. with carport St Petersburg. Ronda Fully tumished. Ask- ino $7.000. U.S Call 1.705- 324-1164 1 Camper T it" $3995.. $995 DOWN. S89rmo . Wooded trailer lot for sale, sand beach, fishing, roiling funs. 12x50 units allowed Near Cobourg. 416-431.1555, 905-349-3396. EXTRA LARGE fully serviced tit. Fishing, good swimming. near Cobourg Can arrange AW to see. Sacrifice 905- 420-1337 ma to Land CAPITAL FINANCIAL. Cash in 48Hrs at premium rates for D0 ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE. 4 11 2 yrs ago I left my 100K job Today from my tome. I earn more than my doctor. Part- timeAull-time Training pro- vided. Small investment re- quired 905.432-8234, 24 hr. recorded message. ESTABLISHED HAIR SA- LON for sale 4 station . full basement, great location Buy today. m start toorrow ne. owr retiring. Call 905- 728-9902. or after Spm 905-432.3029. SALE -ESTABLISHED FULL LINE PET STORE 1230 sq ft. Includes supplies & equip -Specializing in tropical fish, reptiles, amphibians. birds. $39,000 416-752.6934. Show me the MONEYI Home based business that works. Thousands are taming F!T in- come with PIT work 1-800- 790.4570 for 3 min. overview. • 1 Personale CHEATING WIVES - ON- TARIO PHONE NUMBERS 1- 900451.5566 ext 229 S3 49! min. touch tone, 18 plus 1 Lagel Notices am Legh notices NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of CLAIRE CLARKE, Late of the Town of Ajax, in the Regional Mu- nicipality of Durham, deceased. TAKE NOTICE That all persons having claims against the late CLAIRE CLARK who died on or about the 281h day of Fe- bruary, 1997, are hereby notified to send particulars of their claims to the under- signed, solicitor for the Estate Trustee of the estate of the deceased, on or before the 17th day of October, 1997, after which date the assets of the said de- ceased will be distributed having regard only to those claims of which notice has been given. BRADLEY ROSS CLARKE, Estate Trustee, by his solicitor, H. GIRVIN DEVITT Barrister & Solicitor, 858 Chemong Road, P.O. Box 1449, Peterborough, Ontario, K9J 71-16 • 1 Personals PHONE FANTASY expensin- timate Conversations with Tins 00 feast, Wel brunettes or tamed lilondes ,-900-451- 0' 17 S 6% mnute. Business • Polaris r r e SEPARATED MALE. rits. good health. does Nness workouts. �- �- el g a music.umour Enjoymovie tqv- L/rNGE2Ae el good music. mores, co- mantic eves & more Mt.— I've? See for Yourself Seeking GORGEOUS lemale with similar quatitiesl MODELS '20 interests m We 40'9 ., any reason. No Iia or Rees. BARELY LEGAL ,,s -.e- 'E 50' tolont;simes for honesty. tOmeth s a Cao gam-9pm, 416-3315 8245 9DDG-45, 55666eext 6B0 S349/ more in her Me coni oe 0 KERING n TT must be 16 Appreciate photo a prom f 1895 Clements, OBTAINING A LOAN R NOT minRemy Fie I 24, Oshawa Unit 125 GUARANTEED SOME BORED ONTARIO HOUSE- Whitby This Week. P 0 Sox COMPANIES CHARGE UP- WIVES - names & private 481 Osfwa, L1H 71.5 9054264466 FRONT FEES, OTHERS phone numbers. 1-9oo-451- (&OCkRd. a Bailey) DO NOT. R is 3638 On 680. S3.29/111ar must SPOUSE CHEATING77 E R fl SUGGESTED THAT YOU be 18 T -tone Psychic Answers You can INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- k1Ow Raied n Pollee SELL IT NOW LY BEFOREsaw" ANY FAX YOUR • I' 70.000. Cba Nie us Calls CALL CONTRACTS. 44rNdef" 24/Ms $2 991 683-0707 -Nn. 16..1-900.451-4055. SELLING YOUR CAR OR TRUCK? Showcase it across Durham Region. Call Classifieds -Phoel�.. __AC_ _ -_ __ �axV05) 579=421 �--- 800 111C= 810 DEL ZOTTO Wood Fencing Oecxs - Chan Lurk - Iron ,;tad Holes - ant POW FREE estimeees Call Steve 9os-5o9.so77 mobile 416-729-1346 CARPENTRY Free estimates, rough and finish work, Call Bill 619.2930 RENOVATIONS Commcrcial,lndustna 1, Residential Drywall, plurnbhng electrical kitchens, bath- nxuas, ceraah- ics, w ws and base rents. Free estiara►es call (M) 113141123 MASTER HOME RENOVATpNS The one to call when your home nada bathrooms,rwwvatirs basements, fences, sundecks, pairl0rtg a plastering. No job Is too big or too smal. Cap today for tree estimate. 905839-4011 Decks. Fences, SfheOs renov.. neods Free Estimates Call Ride 906 619-0681 416 953-7607 SELL IT NOW CALL 683.0707 and waapap.sino Stucco ceilings General repairs Toe�work at r �1abk 201E oil for Sensors prices Cal for a FREE Estenale 404-9699 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-GO81 815 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates• seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storageGo;spacespaceavailable. rates. Call 11 888 M S 7 or MOVOG Houses. Apanmern, 0flk:- es Apphaunces and Piano specialtm. Now we love heated storage units. terror and Mi04A.0 0iscaaNs. Licensed, insured. Free Es- timates. Excellent wits x. tell 4364796. No" & sww 1 Expen•nc•0 Cross Movers 1 1 Bargain rags. homes. 1 1 cillos. apL. sec. / Punt + 1 Packing a. 423-0239 1 2ae-6e.13 _ 1 FTooruh•, carostme CARPET INSTALLATIONS 25 years experience, restretchmg, our speciality. Free estimates. D & N Dances, 987-1799 or 987-1800 rwNa. Hud Working Lady will clean your house at a reasonable rate. 7 years experi- ence. Call (905)579-3776 Heaeat, RRi"k person with 29 yrz experience. Clessimig by ReasonableRessr es R Every other Fri. available. 576-9865 leave saessase onfao"A Sonat MW" a sww AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly. We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up. 725-0005 or 427-0005 EmMage Cleaning AT The ubmWe ,n home, a'fioe and window drAartrg. No teams. No spot deanirg. 9ondea insur6d and pkafranifeeld Please read your Classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be responsi- ble for more than one inser- tion in the event of an error. 1 aewvrg a 1 Garianaris a landseacin La110eCapirl US:REMALTREE A MAINTENANCEsOntd FirewOOd Alraililll! CALL DAVE 831-7055 sPonyDon't RANT WANTS WOM Doing Mage For Forget Children's Parties A All Occasions. Han My fain Wit. The News 4l3Z Advertiser :: ., Classified SCHOOL Approve by O.S-A.0 •4 lessons and test $105. -10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop Off (416)287-3060 • • HIM • ark & WAXING Free Consultation Clean Relaxing Atmosphere Reasonable Prices Fine Results Graduate of Edith Sem Call Ferri at 831-4838 Dept phone operators are available for your conve- nience every Sat. - 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 L910 910 MOWFORTH'Reginald T. (Veteran WWII, First Canadian Corp. of Engineers, Retired 39 year employee of Canada Wire and Cable, Resident of Health Science Cecourt for 42 ntre onPTThursday, aSeptemberro25,5, 1997, Reg in his 74th year. Beloved husband of Au- drey (nee Stewart) for 48 years. Dear father of Bob and wife Anne, Brian and Wife Sandi, Brad and wife Gladys, and Scott and wife Karen. Fondly remembered by his grandchildren Brenton, Jessica, Daniel, Jake and Zachary. Brother of Graham and wife Hilda Mowforth and sisters Shirley, Olive and Me late Ruth. Relatives and friends will be received at the ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME, 384 Finley Ave., Ajax (905-428.9090) from 7-9 p.m. Satur- day and 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Sunday. Service will be held in the chapel on Monday, September 29, 1997 at 11:00 a.m. Interment Resthaven Memorial Gardens, Scarborough. Donations made in memory of Reg to the Alzheimer Society would be appreciated by his family. PITZ, Blossom L. Pitz of Norwich at the Norville Nursing Home on September 23, 1997 in her 67th year. Beloved Wife of the late Ralph Pitz (1996) Loving mother of Larry and Connie Pitz, Anraster, Mufray and Shirley Pitz, Norwich and Marian Pitz of Pir*orinn rknr nrnrvlennthor to 7 nnrvlrh]rlron mvi A NewDnm6eat Thinking about learning to play a new instrument? The classified ads are a great source for inexpensive, quality used instruments. In fact, you can find great bargains on all kinds of things—from automobiles to tools to collectibles. It's all waiting for you in the classifieds, every day. CALL CIASSFED 683-0707 FAX:579-4218 OR TOR LINE 798-7259 �kws Advertiser * w DURHAM * WINDOWS & DOORS * casement (905) 579-2222 °H'I cE l Complete Selection of TILT -ACTION l�Vin Windows 8 Doors * •PIC URE WINDOWS - BAY 8 BOW WINDOWS .�. - INSURANCE CLAIMS • PATIO DOORS -STORM DOORS • NEW CONSTRUCTION WINDOWS * TbteiMNbt XCO MOBILE SHOWROOM 1 WAYNEHUTCHINSON 7� SALES. SERVICE d sAW AAr INSTALLATION rvoe> 579-2222 * TN"Ilk IMe * eA� rttkti * * FROM • . (5 years)12nd & 3rd Mtges. 0 Rental Properties & Cottages * Re -financing ebt Consolidation * - Rural Properties • Credit Problems Low Income - No Problem *Prime Deals Fast Professional Service Since 1975 Call Toll Free 686-2557 1*f FULLY LICENSED * l &.INSURED * * * 9WAUA UUS a ariiiaa o * AU wuas &„ rT I * uTHORM + MArUW w►s e I .. .1uons apply. * 1 * CLASSIC AIR SYSTFMS �— WM�+�� a DUCT MOUSE • M1 • WORK GUARANTEED 1- • THEWSWS ADVERTISIM UM", SCFMMIaBA 36,1997. PAG937 Warm, friendly and safe environment at Gold Circle Too Gold Circle Too Early the best, "says Phyllis. "So teachers at Gold Circle Too. Childhood Day Care Centre ative indoor and outdoor activities. Outside they has a philosophy just like its can play in the large fenced in playground or go name suggests "A Circle of for walks to the park. Indoors, they can partici- (;cllden Happiness" pate in arts and crafts and other learning pro - Owner Phyllis Campbell grams. .I" been a teacher for more w01.' Gln 25 years and for the past " 2 years she has cared for Each June, a parents meeting is held and hildren at her Gold Circle coincides with a children's concert. ontre in Etobicoke. "All of our programs are carefully planned But last April she opened and evaluated," says Phyllis. -That's so they meet her second centre, with the the developmental needs of all of the children." help of son Hal who lives in The centre is located at 115 Delaney Drive in the area, in order to provide Atax. For registration or information call the area with the finest quali- 0051 683-5958. ty child care. "Our children deserve Wendy Pyves and Annette Hickey are two of the E.C.E. the best, "says Phyllis. "So teachers at Gold Circle Too. first and foremost we teach ative indoor and outdoor activities. Outside they children that they're special and can succeed." can play in the large fenced in playground or go She says that "in order to help children cope for walks to the park. Indoors, they can partici- with life's challenges, we must understand the pate in arts and crafts and other learning pro - building blocks of self-esteem and how very grams. important they can be". Each day children have a morning and after - Gold Circle Too is fully licensed and staffed noon snack as well as a hot nutritious lunch. by qualified and experienced E.C.E. teachers. Each June, a parents meeting is held and Children from 2 1/2 to 12 years may attend coincides with a children's concert. during the centres hours from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. "All of our programs are carefully planned There are before and after school junior and and evaluated," says Phyllis. -That's so they meet senior kindergarten programs. Older children the developmental needs of all of the children." attending school can come to the centre before The centre is located at 115 Delaney Drive in and after schex)l as well as lunchtime and trans- Atax. 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Call Classified Advertising for your Garage Sale Signs! 683-0707 News Advertise PAGE 38 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1997 P N'.....*'- - ...--------...---- ---------------- --- ews fro' ., ._...._-___- 1 ✓ ,subdivision BY KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF R POWER ;►JAX — Approval for 107 - unit adult lifestyle subdivision in Ajax has been put on hold until the end of October. , Members of Ajax Council's standing committee of the whole Monday supported Coug's Invest- ment's proposed housing project `east of the Deer Creek Golf Coursd. ,';But, they want addressed Buggey ;MlL a residents' concerns that the subdivision would bring more W- frc past their homes. Cougs wants to build the sukti- vision on 32 acres in the Salem Road and 5th Concession area and already has Town approval to build '27 estate residential houses there. George Karakokkinm develop - arm manager for Cougs, told the 14°committee, `There's a need for a lifestyle community, not just here but it's happening throughout Ontario" Cougs is also planning to build a 500 -seat banquet facility and club- house to complement 'the golf course. which is currently home to a . b iinquet facility for 90. Buggey Lane residents are wor- ried about how people moving to the new subdivision would get in and out of the development. Cougs is proposing to extend the 5th Con- cession easterly into the develop- ment. but Buggey Lane residents feel their strw will be used as a shortcut. They're also concerned the -banquet hall will increase traffic. Karen Wuinecki of Buggey Lane `. said most of the 70 children living "'on the street are of elementary school age. Residents are especially con- cerned because there are no side - :walks on Buggey Lane and they say motorists usually exceed the 50 kilometre an hour speed limit. John Murphy, who livers on the �%side of the 5th Concession in ckering, said, 'There will be 214 Acars in and out twice a day. That's to 500 cars passing by each y. in addition to the trade vre now. You can study it all you Vk'll sti_ll have a massive SPA "Giveri`66 conomM Bt 990 Lane residents, - vie e� at tn�tc-caltniitg`ma can other.; ;Aotms off ICY , iterKlm4Ltiwwr°t r;��, COgt�Ctl1S" soy Lane t+csltient "Deng - 51ippOIGOd the ptuposed anent. noting it win "getter- �dtble 'taxes. on an (In8o- rata# ;Ape n eadaaoemm .+tav+et an ., Anderson after Ajax mayoralty $h' KEITH GILLIGAN STAFF REPORTER AJAX — Wards I and 2 Ajax Regional Councillor Roger Anderson wants to move into the big chair in November. The long-time councillor announced his candidacy Sun- day for the mayor's seat in the Nov. 10 municipal election. He's the second mayoralty can- didate to announce he's run- ning, as incumbent Steve Parish threw his hat in the ring earlier this month. "This campaign is going to be about leadership, leadership for the future," Coun. Anderson said. "We need leadership that can deal with the tremendous change that the Province will bring to Durham Region." Other issues he said that must be dealt with in the three years include resolving the Verona Mall site, addressing the need for more sports facilities and building an inter- change at Hwy. 401 and Pickering Beach Road. Coun. Anderson said of the Verona site, " I firmly believe that changing the zoning on this site to residential just to make the site look better is not the ROGER ANDERSON `This is about leadership' answer. "This site has to be cleaned up but not at the loss of 90 per cent of commercial and office taxes." Noting there's a "severe shortage of sports facilities" in A,av (- ,,in Andt:r,,om paid the Town must solve the problem. "We can't go another three years without a new ice rink or ball facilities." An interchange at Hwy. 401 and Picker- ing Beach Road is "vital if we want to expand our industrial base," he added. Building the inter- change and extending Hwy. 407 through Durham Region are a "must and will have to be a Priority of coun- cil. .,I will take every opportuni- ty with the Province to make sure this is put on the front burner." Coun. Anderson pledged to hold forums twice a year for residents to voice concerns about issues important to them. He'd also set up an advisory committee made up of the stu- dent council presidents from each of the four high schools in Ajax and the heads of other youth groups in Town. The group will meet with the mayor and councillors "to advise of any concerns and programs they feel should be addressed by council for the students they represent and then once a year they would report to council." Coun. Anderson has been a local Councillor for Wards 2 and 4, and he's served as Wards I and 2 Regional Councillor for the past six years. He's also the Town's deputy mayor and was voted a first vice-president of the Association of Municipali- ties of Ontario in August. 4IMP Call 1.900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. CARING CAPRICORN 30's, fit. attractive, white professional mother of one, who is sincere. non- smoker, social drinker. Enjoys the simple things in life. Seeking an attractive, fit, single or divorced. white professional male, 35 to 45. sensitive. honest, lir brig term relationship. BOX 23839 SIMPLE THINGS 29 yr old, full figured moth- er has great sense of numor and enjoys the sim- ple things in life. Seeks a male wind similar interests. BOX 17603 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR somBone who is hon- est. sincere. down to earth and doesn't play head games? THAT'S ME!! And I am looking for the same n someone. 35 to 40 Cas me, to find out more! BOX 25972 FRIENDS FIRST I'm 19. with brown hair and eyesrm an independent woman looking for Mr Right to fulfill my ne"ds. 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Late 3013 *ora* is loolo g 10 meet someone, late 30's to early 401s, who is attractive, intelligent and humorous. Have own hair and teeth Is a plus. BOX 11030 BIG BROWN EYES Very attractive. 42 yr old. educated, financially secure brunette, enjoys aerobics and much more. Looking for a gentleman, 38 to 50, physically ort, financially and emotionally secure, direct, passionate and more. Call to find out more. BOX 13541 TREAT ME RIGHT!! 18 yr old. 5'6', 130 Ib, blonde female, enjoys par• lying, looking for a man, 18 to 22, who enjoys the same. BOX 15599 OLDER MAN WANTED 30 yr old, 5'1 112'. divorced mother of one, enjoys long walks, sports and more. Looking for a man. 50 to 60, who enjoys the same. BOX 15991 SINGLE MOM 34 yr old, pretty, honest. down to earth single mom looking lir a tall male. 34 to 40. who is also honest and down to earth. Can for more into. BOX 16050 BLUE EYED GAL 40 yr old, 57. 190 Ib. sin- gle while female, ergoys dancing, dining out. movies and more. BOX 19839 PEACE AND OL"ET Female is seeking some- one to grow old with grace- fully and peacefully. 50 plus. inlelkgent, mentally and physically fit educat- ad. Cultured. no acidic - tions Enjoys gardening, eawwng and the outdoors. Serious Calls Wily, BOX 11001 NO GAMES HERE!! 25 yr aid. 57. 100 !b. sep- arated mother, attracMe, educated, financWly secure, seeking an atlel five. intelligent. employed. UN arab. 28 to 38. dark hair preferred. No head games. BOX 13508 TRAVEL LIFE'S..-.... Journey 29 yr old. 5'3', any employed female. a smoker. Enjoys movies. bowling. walks with my dog and Lamy, oriented. Seeking white outgoing no*. 30 to 38. all. suc- cessfulty employed. sver- age wow^ no children. honest, trustworthy and hkanWous. BOX 13093 SPECIAL REOUEST HERE 50 plus, Independent while. French famW, hon- est, kind: a non smoker all soot drinker Enjoys dancing, walking. Camp- ing, sports and travel Seek a Mae, 60 plus, wan some security and some interests and a good sense of humor. 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Seeking a financially secure, single white male, 30 to 40, strong stocky or medium build, kind heart- ed Enjoys movies, quiet evenings. laughter and more. Friendship first BOX 12595 1 LICE SPORTS 41 yr old. separated moth- er with blonde ham and blue eyes. Enjoys playing Pool. karate. baseball and more. Seeking an honest male. light drinker. with similar interests BOX 12917 NO MORE BAR SCENES 36 yr old divorced while female. seeking an hon- est. sincere male. 36 to 45, for an honest, no games relationship. BOX 20366 OF GENUINE HEART 32 yr old. 5'4-, full figured. professorial female. non- smoker. occasional drinker Enjoys the out- doors, golf, long walks. sWmmvnrng, dancing and more. Seeking an employed, honest. state*. romantic, spontaneous gentleman. 32 10 40. who krnows how to trot a lady. BOD( 20420 1111111"a- --Iqq VIE\ SEEKING ROME\ a OLD FASHIONED GUY 30, 59'. 195 lbs. light brown halt. hazel eyes. good looking. in/egechiN and alxtionate. enjoys an kinds of music. outdoors, sports, cooking Seek" *mala. 27 to 37, woo his values. is and and tun to be with BOK 23864 BROWN/BLUE EYES 23 yr old. 5'10-. 165 Pb male. nonsmoker. enjoys lost cars. quiet evenings. country Music. Looang for a save wree female. 19 b 26, for possible reMborr shwD. Must We leads BOX 11076 WANNA GOOD MAN? CALL Male is looking for a lady. 35 to 40, who enjoys walks on the beach, dining. dancing and much more. BOX 20719 VERY ROMANTIC..... 34 yr old, 510'. 175 Ill. single father, enjoys romantic dinners, long walks and much more. Seeks a slim, attractive lady, with sinrlar interests. lir friendship, possible relationship. Must be hon- est, sincere and Mae chil- dren. BOD( 25968 YFILL CALL YOU ASAP 39 yr old, 6', fit. non Streak - Ing male without depen- dents; educated and employed. Enjoy Alpine skiing, travel. the out- doors. cycling and more. Seek a female, 30 to 36. employed, non smoking and likes similar activities - BOD( 13020 PROFESSIONAL MALE._ seeking a inn smoking. honest, romantic, proes- sionak lernale. 26 to 34. who enjoys sports, outdoors. music, arts, etc. Want a friendship which Could lead to kite. BOX 13552 GOOD PHYSICAL SHAPE 35 yr old, 6'. 215 Ib, fit, sin- g* white male seeking a single white female, 25 to 35, who is IN, clown to earth, a ran smoker, child- less and loves to travel. BOX 13565 UNDERRATED 39YR OLD ...divorced white father of one: social drinker. smok. er, hardworking humorous, good looking and fit, seek. ing a similar female to share the good things in life. Enjoy holidays, vaca- tions, camping, family events, baseball, biking, etc BOX 16092 SHY d SENSITIVE 31 yr old. 6*. non smoking, employed, honest male likes movies. dinners. dancing, biking, roller beading, good tinges, hold - Ing hands and more Seeking an attractive, hon- est, employed female BOX 16971 ACTIVE LIFESTYLE.-. Seeking a white female. 30 to 40. who is employed and a non smoker, who enjoys similar activities Weght proportionate to height. BOX 18073 ARE YOU SPECIAL? 18 yr old. 57", slim make is seeking a Somalia for friendship, maybe leading kteD more. Enjoy parties. romantic evenings and long walks BOX 23833 ATTRACTIVE AND FUN! Single white male. 20's. 6' fit Looking for aneactrve female. 40 plus. lir fun and exciting times n bks TRS your descripton leave your name and phone number BOX 10531 CALL IF INTERESTED! 39 yr old. 5.6'. non Sfnok- C9 divorced father of one in search of new friends. Enjoy cottage Irving, sports of all kinds and have an adventurous. spr- it If you are a non smoking ndspendent lady who enpys sports (watch or X�1056me a call! NO COMMITMENT 35 yr old single tather of one. attracii and M. a seeking *males and colt pies for no COMMiRrrlent relatonship. Enjoy date - mg, partying. drinking. movies and more. BOX 10575 GIVE ME A TRY Are you between the ages 30 and 38, attractive. out- gan% honest and sinewer. Enjoy long walks. Infegi- genL intonate moments) I am 39 male. 6'. medum bold, a Smoker. SwKWO and honest. Give me a call BOX 13170 SLIM AND HONEST? 53 yr old. 62'. 190 Ib. divorced male. sen employed. Enjoy dining out, auctions and quiet Mies at home Seeking a slim honest lady, 38 to 50. so have hopefully a long term relationship BOX 17902 CALL i LEAVE MESSAGE 27 yr old, single white male, new In the area. employed. is looking for a female to enjoy movies, music, sports, the out- doors and more. If you have a sense of humor, ar"Cler re and inner beau- ty, please call rete. BOX 17903 ru. CALL YOU BACK! 38 yr old. attached. proles- sonaj Male is seeking a female for an ongoing dis- creet relationship. I have a variety of interests. Discretion is expected and assured. BOX 20519 ARE WE ALIKE? Attached while Male in mid 30's, 5'10' with medi- um build and not bad look- ing. Interests include music. art, dancing, -I- cycles and the outdoors. Seeking an open minded and adventurous *male who is also very discreet and clean. BOX 20545 A NICE MAN _..... Seeks a nice single lady lir dancing, movies, walks on !each, boating, sports and More! If you want a nice Man, juke mb, give me a caill BOX 20784 MUTUAL RESPECT Straight while male in mid 30's. 510', medium build. is Interested in meeting a straight couple for fun times where we can share mutual respect. Enjoy musk, art and the great outdoors Discretion Is assured and expected BOX 20810 SIMILAR LIKES! 36 yr aid. 5'8'. 160 Ib. M. healthy white father of two. non smoker. enjoys walks. motorcycles, got". quiet evernngs. hmovies, etc. Seeks m wite female with sirrklar interests lir possible relabonsrup. BOX 33500 SOMEONE SPECIAL 39 yr old, 6' 250 It divorced. white male. brown hair and eyes. smoker Seeks female 28- 38 for friendship and more Race unvriportant BOX 12865 HAS A NICE SMILE 42 yr old, 5'9', 17C Ib male, brown hare, clean shaven, non smoker Likes outdoors and has good sense of hunnOr. No cow- boy boots. tatloos. or ball caps BOX 17807 NOW THAT IFOUNDYOU Single white male with a of to offer Seeking a sm- gle white tamale. 26:o 32, who is quiet and shy BOX 17857 ELEGANT LADY 34 yr old. male Is seeking a clean, elegant " for dscreet encourners. BOX 17859 SINCERELY YOURS 38 yr old 5.8'. 185 Ib. easy going. nip. employed mai" who enjoys colaege kilo. romantic dinners. moves, sports. music. etc. Seeking special *male lir a relationship BOK 18590 LIKES TO LAUGH 21 yr old 5'10' male likes fun. laughing Seeking *mile be fun and triend- ship, BOIL 20468 NOT COMPUTER GEEK 30 yf old. 6. medium build. honest, fit, ann ctive, out- going. professional male. Likes hems. biking. out- doors. animals. etc Seeks special female BOX 20475 MORE THAN FRIENDS 39 yr old 6' 25C lb, employed. divorced. while male seeking female 30- 40 for frondship, reution- shp or more. Smoker Race not important BOX 20752 LETS MAKE MUSK: Early 30's. 6 165 ib. medi- um build. health couscous Mae musician seeks Wife, intelligent female 25-31 who likes music, preferably one who plays an instrument. Likes out- doors. horseback riding, travel BOX 20754 NEW INTOWN 3/ yr old shy. black made, electrical engineering stu- dent, non smoker, seeks financially segue female 25-45 for relationship. BOX 20762 NICE SINGLE GIRL Male seeking single female for dancing, dining. movies, waNking, etc. BOX 20782 LOOKING FOR YOU 40 yr old male profession- al Musician seeking female for romantic walks on the beach, square dancing, line dancing. BOX 20789 FIND TRUE LOVE Mid 416'. 200 b white male seeking female, mid 30's who wants to find true love. She must like skiing. biking, hiking, working out. the Arts, appreciate edu- cation and be financially secure. BOX 20808 HORSE LOVER 26 yr old, 5'11'single male with long hair. Likes out- doors, camping, skiing, horses. Seeking single white lemale 25.28 who likes the finer things in life. No head games. BOX 25966 EASY GOING GAL 36 yr old. 6'2'. 215 Ib divorced while male seeks slim. honest. employed female 30 plus, non smok- er, who likes dining out. sports and the outdoors BOX 25984 WANTS BLUE EYED LADY 37 yr old, 57'. 155 No while male, enjoys movies, quiet evenings and dinners. walks and more. Seeking a full figured female. 25 to 35, with blue eyes, no hall biters please. Children welcome BOX 11058 A FALL GUY Single while male. 40. 5'11', 195 Ips, with black half and hazel eyes Seeking a single white female. 30 to 40. non- smoker Honest, sincere and "I lookimg'or Sartre Enjoy walkirg cycling, reading, the ar's. movies and quiet evenings. BOX 23260 LONELY I am 37 5'9' heavy set Like outdoors and quiet romantic nights. Love chil- dren Friendship first wren possible relationship BOX 23804 DEEP BROWN EYES 38 Yr old. 5'' C. 16C It single father. enjoys base - b", bowltng. dining out and more Seeking a sin- gle female for an honest relationship Kids allay BOD( 10641 IS THIS YOU? Mab is looking for a single white Or OWK female who is tun. spontaneous and lahhhkl BOX 11927 NOT ONE NIGHT 44 yr old attached male,s seeKing a single or attached *male. over 35. rtedum to hull figured. lir an adult rebhorshq_ Cas to lend out more BOX 12966 UNDER 45, UNDER 1307 42 y' old rna,e s •oolong for a ady interest"d in a serious. full time. adult r e I a t i o n s h r p Atax/Pickenng area BOX 13121 ARE WE SIMILAR? 40 v" oto. 57 'EE c. healthy. tit *mile Mab, never named. no depen- dents Looking lir the sante in a lemake, 28 to 40 Likes camping, travel and much mule Cis" relationship, maybe More *ter BOX 13543 OSHAWA AREA ONLY 24 yr old 5 O 185 It. sin- gle white male. enjoys reaing. basketball. danc- ing and more Looking lir an employed. single, black or Oroenal woman, 20 to 26 BOX 14905 FINANCIALLY SECURE 33 yr olio. 5'T 140 Ib. sin- gle white hale, enjoys the outdoors and more. Looking for a single while *male, with a great sense of humor, for possible reW tionship BOX 15037 NO GAMES WANTED 32 yr old. 61'. 180 lb. smoker, non drinking male enjoys camping. hiking, swimming, singoig/song writing and much more. Looking for slrn female. 25 to 35, with a head on her shoulders. Call to find out more. BOX 16061 SEEK MY US. RIGHT 39 yr old, an. slim male with muscular build. hand- some and worm. Still wait- ing to meet that special someone. I know you are out there. so please call. BOX 20659 SWEETHEART ON BOARD! 40 yr old male, emotional- ly and financially secure, romantic, passionate, hard worker. Seeking a loyal female who doesn't play games. BOX 10967 1'M NOT SURE! 18 yr our, 5'8' male. col- lege student enjoys music, nature, animals and children. Call me! BOX 15533 I It NEW Ads! MUST LIKE MUSIC!!! 32 yr old 6 180 No male. nondrinker, smoker. enjoys music. guitars, singing, song writing movies. dining out and more Seeking a single. 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