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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_07_22PICKERING EDITION V R T I S R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Wednesday, July 22, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 42 pages �■r ■ Bogus detectimon ff TERNITt9" SALE! groat Makerl . v1 = cottaroott- 01 ChWV I,n6" 1(1111 clismsea Rd., tlrtlt,77, Plaur� � 686.3803 • DET. JIM GRIEPSMA Counterfer ,c. r. pe , , circulated 'anima toe that's ever turned sy Skwhm Show Staff Wnter A recent influx of funnv mono% in Durham Region has no one laughing, least of all local hanks and businesses. Regional police arc reporting a sud- den surge in the ;mount of counterfeit cash heing passed and warn more sophis- ticated technology has made it harder to detect the fakes There haer heen roughly 100 reports the past six weeks „f merchants being dt1TV f %� 1 h h Cu. 51!X1. S50 and, to a ;•,tsar. wih .n : r tions and doughnut shops are being tar- geted along the Highway 401 corridor, between Pickering to Clarington, say Durham Regional Police. The hills are turning up "anywhere a criminal can quickly purchase something of small value and receive real money as change:' explained Detective Jim Grieps- ma. Det. Griepsma said most of the batt hills have ultimately turned up in bank mtihth deposits, since most store crnplc,�s 3,nt realise thee'vc heen photo by A.J. Croon Slam dunk on the Mark Mark Skerritt goes hard to the hoop during a basketball Pine Ridge Secondary School where marry high school scrimmage at a Town of Pickering youth drop-in centre at roundball players hone their skills during ft off-season. 411 Nuclear leak contained inplant `NO ABNORMAL RE h Alsrlan" Taksos Staff Write, PICKERING — About 3.000 litres of radioacnnr tritiated heavy water spilled inside the Unit h reac- tor building at the Pickering nuclear station Tuesday morning. That's the equivalent of about 15 standard 45 -gallon drums, or three metric tonnes in weight. The leak was the result of a break in a pipe on one of the unit's two refuelling machines. Heavy water spilled into a sump, but it was isolat- ed immediately and all the water was contained within the building. WHAT'S INSIDE I VAIIIIIIi Page ..............6 Rotpdor's Report ...........7 Eakda tfmtof ..............9 hipoftr ...................10 ................11 " HOW TO REACH US dean/.............683-5110 Lbtl ........683-3005 ;�lodlos Lina .........683-7545 Unit rh Yews ..1-800 662-6423 40"1 ... news room ®d u rham. net '11MMt .......durhamnews.net sft www.durhamnews.net = Vol. 33, No. 29 LEASE' OF RADIOACTIVITY According to Ontario Hydro, there was no "abnormal release" of tritium to the environment outside the sta- tion. Radiation surveys both inside and outside the plant were performed immediately after the accident, says station spokesman Pat O'Brien. **note was no reading above background or higher than normal:' he explains. Inside, no station staff were sub- jected to radiation exposure as a result of the leak, according to Mr. TO PUBLIC: HYDRO broke around 10:30 a.m. while staff were checking the refuelling machine in preparation for opera- tion, according to station director of operations and maintenance Allan Holt. "We think it fractured at a weld and sprayed some heavy water into the area around the (sump) pump:' says Mr. Holt. A worker saw the water spraying out and the pump was immediately turned off and valves were closed to stop the flow of the heavy water. O'Brien. The one -and -a- half- inch pipe See 01W Page 4 the best. The current batch of computer-gener- ated fakes are considered to be "among the highest quality" yet to have turned up in Durham Region, Det. Griepsma "Tete quality has definitely improved. Technology is making it easier for crimi- nals to produce more legitimate -looking bills, ark] making it more accessible to a larger number of people:' Det. Griepsma said. "Before someone would need a colour photocopier — now you just meed access to a computer" More than likely the counterfeits mak- n,_ chem way through the region have been mass-produced by organized crime rings based in Toronto and Montreal. Det. Griepsma said. The bills are sold to middle -level dis- tributors for about 15 to 20 cents on the dollar, he said, eventually working their way down the chain until they hit street - level. "It's a lot like the drug situation. You have a small group producing a large amount and they in tum sell to the next person down the chain:' said Det. Grieps- ma The phony hills may look Icgit at first See HOW/ Page 2 Pickering asks Queen's Park for flood aid By AfartlMW Tait= Stat- Wr n•, PICKERFN(; — The Town is seek- ing financial assistance from the Province to help it and individual rcm- Jeras cope with the cost of cleaning up in the wake of widespread flailing in Pick- cring last Thursday. Acting mayor Ward I Regural Co i cillor Maurice Brenna has made the request fir assistance to the Ministry of Municipal Affairs through the offinx of rxw-h..... We -me MPP and Mmi,%W of Community and Sr x sal sen ices Janet Ecker. "thy look at each sihaunn m its merit. We qualify in the generic settle eat we had a (loaf," says Coun. Brenna, who, as acting mayor. officially declared a fkxxl cmergericy after the torrential downpour Thursday when three ncudernts reported smug t rnadoe% touch down in the Ahora Road North area Town staff are coling a report for the ministry on the extm of damage to Town facilities and are also providing some: information on damage to homes. The Town is facing significant repair and replamment cants. There was water damage at the Pickering Central Library. the Pk kenng Recteauon Complex, and in the Council chamber at the Pickenng Civic Complex. As well, a hrfdge on the waterfront trail was washed out, and a bridge on Sandy Beach Road just north of Kinsmen Park was darnaged. According to Coun. Brenna, staff have esumated replacing the washed-out waterfrorit trail bridge between Bayly Street and Vistula Drive will cost "hun- dreds of thousands of dollars". However, there is no estimate yet available on the total cost of the flood to the Town. The councillor says he has visited many homes with serious damage to their basements and contents, particular- ly in the Ambadea north cottnmunity. In one siltation, the owner of a two-year- old house on Arcadia Square saw her basement floor crack and lift from the pressure of water below. A real flush tale ANGLER'S FRIENDS THOUGHT HE'D CAUGHT A PIRANHA JV Ifrtllml Lha Stiff Wriler PICKERING — Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water again ... it is. That's not the way it appeared Sunday night though, when Jim Patterson of Fairview Avenue pulled his fishing line out of Frierichman's Bay and found a mighty nasty -looking creature on it, which some friends were sure was a piranha Mr Patterson, his sons Jesse, 7, and GarrM 4, and eight-year-old nephew Robes had been sitting at their favourite fishing spot in the marsh near the bottom of Douglas Avenue. It was around 8:30 p.m. '9'm telling the chiklmn 'we're going to cath a big one, don't be impatient'" he recalls. Then there was a tug on his line and as he tried to reel it in, ort! jumped what looked like a big bass. As soon as I got it out I knew it wasn't a bass;' says Mr. Patterson, noting the fish just chomped right down" on his thumb when he took it off the hook and held it up to look at it He dropped it and put on a glove before taking it to his friend Brian Low's house on Simpson Avenue for a second opinion. There, the fish was quickly dropped into an aquar- See PACU/ Page 3 MAURICE BRENNER Marry homes sustained serious damage from floodin Corm. Branner noses tmnyy homes tow sustained thousands of dollars in damage and a large number of familics face having to bear the costs themselves. The provincial ad, if it's granted, would help resKknu in situations where the damage to their homes is not covered by insurance. The Town has set up a direct tele- phone line though its Cuaomer Care Centre (420-4666) to co-ordinate all calls- from allsfrom flood victims. Keep kids away from creeks PICKERE14G — The Town is warning parents to keep children away fern local smears, creek and river banks after Thursday's flooding. The concern is the areas around the waterways may be very slippery andlox unstable as a result of the heavy flooding. Pickering staff are working to ensure the affected areas are returned to normal as soon as ps- sible. p6W* by AM --- hwaimi st/ Brian Low holds the tropical fish his buddy Jim Patterson caught in Frenchman's Bay.They first believed it's a piranha, but it's likely a pacu, a cousin of the flesh -eating fish. �r PAGE 2 - TW NEWS ADVO WEDNESDAY. JULY 22. IMe CAS, cops unite in child abuse fight INFORMATION SHARING VITAL TO SUCCESS BySttlPhewSAaw "We're more interested in pushing Statt Writer ahead on behalf of the kids, rather than Suspected cases of child abuse in bureaucratic prot(x:ol" this jurisdiction will be jointly imesti- The document has been in the gated by a team of Durham Regional works since 1992, when such links Police detectives and Children's Aid were required under the Family and Society workers. under a new protocol Child Services Act. established by the two Iktails will br made agencies. public at a signing cere- The agreement num tomorrow at defines specific guide- ``' police headquarters in lines and roles for local- :... Oshawa. police and children's .,.., The head of the services to investigate police department's sex - and assess cases in ual assault knit said the which a child may he a two agencies have start - victim of physical or ed to work closer in sexual abuse. i recent years, and the But what police and protocol puts in writing child protection officials most of the procedures agree is its most vital already followed. element. the protocol "` "It's an agreement to outlines a "mutual JIM DUBRAY Aork together to do exchange" of informa- 'Children will come first.' what is right for the tion the agencies have - children who need our on file. directly relevant assistance:' said Detec- to an investigation. live Sergeant Ron Rollaucr. A major stumbling block for police In the past police have had "some in the past has been the refusal of the difficulty" getting information from the Durham Region CAS to release files CAS and would require a court order Go about an individual child or family. access tiles. he said. The CAS has previously cited priva- cy laws to defend its position, but under the new protocol "children will come first:' Durham Region CAS executive director Jim Dubray said yesterday. "If we were going to have joint investigations, then it doesn't make any sense to withhold information:' he said. Giving police access to its files — the protocol requires only those relat- ing to a specific incident — could open the door to civil litigation, said Mr. Dubray, adding the Durham CAS is "one of the few" to agree to the exchange. 699 KINGSTON RD. 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How to detect bogus bills NOW/ From Pape 1 glance, but there are ways to spot them. • On any authentic bills $20 or greater, the optical security device — a square hologram on the top left comer of the fate of die bills — will change colour from green to gold when rotated. On counterfeits, it won't. • Tice paper used on the fakes is of poorer quality and feels different to the touch. With the current batch making the rounds, the paper usually is heavier. • Real money has small blue dots Ak ems_ AO% _ _._ 11% ffI called plan hettes throughout the bill. which can be picked off the paper with- out tearing the paper. On counterfeits, the paper will rip. Det. Griepsma warned it is illegal to duplicate money and to pass or possess counterfeit cash. Counterfeiting carries a maximum punishment of 14 years in Anson. 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M..ar••0.rwl ry�� Iit'I photo by Stephen Shaw Durham Regional Police Detective Jim Griepsma displays some of the coun- terfeit money the department's officers have seized. How to detect bogus bills NOW/ From Pape 1 glance, but there are ways to spot them. • On any authentic bills $20 or greater, the optical security device — a square hologram on the top left comer of the fate of die bills — will change colour from green to gold when rotated. On counterfeits, it won't. • Tice paper used on the fakes is of poorer quality and feels different to the touch. With the current batch making the rounds, the paper usually is heavier. • Real money has small blue dots Ak ems_ AO% _ _._ 11% ffI called plan hettes throughout the bill. which can be picked off the paper with- out tearing the paper. On counterfeits, the paper will rip. Det. Griepsma warned it is illegal to duplicate money and to pass or possess counterfeit cash. Counterfeiting carries a maximum punishment of 14 years in Anson. 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"I've seen them as "He (the fish) was bare- big as about 20 pounds" ly breathing. He's doing Mr. Ycung says it's not really g(xd now." uncommon for people to Mr. Low first guessed toss Fee pacuand piranhas the fish, which weighed in into lakes and rivers when at two pounds, 12 ounces, they start growing too big was a pacu (pronounced or eating eco much. How - 'pack -you'), a cousin of ever, they die when the the flesh -eating piranha water gets much below which inhabits the Amazon atx)ut 78 degrees Fahren- River in South America. blit. However, after a consulta. "That's why we don't tion with an encyclopedia have a problem with tropi- and with friends and neigh- cal fish being thrown into hours, including one who Lake Ontario:' he says. had owned a piranha, it But, there are a lot of difli- was concluded it must be a culties in places like Flori- piranha because of the da, to the point where pira- teeth it appeared to have. nhas are banned as pets. At the request of the "They're a popular rash. News Advertiser, Edward People like feeding them, Yeung, rash manager at watching them eat other PJ's Pet Centre in the Pick- fish" ering Town Centre. Mr. Ycung says the checked out the fish Mon- mostly -herbivorous pacu day to offer an expert opin- are somewhat similar to ion. The verdict — a pacu. carp in that they're bottom- Pacu have bristly, tooth- feeder. They enjoy nib - like protrusions in their bling on delicacies such as mouths which are not con- worms, which Mr. Patter- sidered real teeth, and they sem was using as halt. don't share their cousins' Mr. Low says he'll be appetite for animal flesh. keeping the pacu, and They were once popular believes it probably won't I pet, notes Mr. Ycung. outgrow his 70 -gallon, before their owners found four -foot -long and three - out how fast they grew and foot wide aquarium. iN i00AY'S News Advertiser %%'ed.. 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Bev Freedman, superin- tendent of programmes for the Durham District ScNol Board, reports it's facing a "substantial" shortfall of roughly $3.4 million fir spe- cial education programmes. 'Tete (Ministry of Educa- tion and Training) has already admitted there's going to be revisions to the (funding) model;' she says. So, the pub- lic board is waiting to find out "M NEWS ADVrxnSER wwNmmy JULY 22. to" - ma Beds students may get a boost if it's eligible to receive addi- tional money. The Province amended its initial funding formula for special -needs programmes June 15. increasing the money available for special educa- tion by `-U) million. "We are making adjust- ments:" says ministry spokesman Damele Ciauvin, who admits the Province's original estimates for special education were -too low" for many school boards. The ministry has indicated school hoards that can prove they require more money to help students with high needs will gel it. Ms. t iauvin notes ministry officials are visiting hoards that haw demonstrated the greatest need first. Board officials, who we also But while ministry offi- expecting additional money, cials are at the public board haven't yet been contacted by this week, Ms. Freedman the Province and don't expect reports funding won't he funding will he reviewed until finahzud for a while yet. next month. BEY FREEDMAN Meanwhile, Durham Boards arc expected to get 'Substantial' Catholic District School word before September shortfall. W-40 YM W e Pay Up $ le Based ter ce Prices , rk Fully Guaranteed. SURANCE Evening table, Call Till 11 pm ti r Apply INTERPRe ''a� � %0 Brock Rd S. AUTO GLASS M0y 837-7819 'i �' Una 01 Picker .Ort WHITBY Carpet -Towne PICKERING 419 DUNDAS ST. E 469 KINGSTON RDI 665-0760 FLOORING CENTRE 831-2111 'Where customers sexed tbetrfrtewdcl- �' Make the Energy Link to The News Adver- tiser welcomes letters to the edi- tor. 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The heavy water was expected to be cleaned up by this (Wednesday) morning at the latest. "This incident is typical of the kind of thing that contributes to what they call 'normal emissions':" says Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness, a citizens' lob - b% group on nuclear issues. While the spill did not result in any dra- matic release of radioactivity, says Ms. Kock. DNA is concerned about the accumulation of day-to-day emissions from the nuclear station. "We've always felt the emis- sions are too high;' she notes, adding DNA believes the releases create a serious potential for dam- age to public health over the longer term. In order to begin repairs on the fuelling machine system for Unit 8, the nuclear station had to release conventional non -radioactive steam to the atmosphere for about two hours beginning around 4 p.m. Tuesday. It was visible to local res- idents as a plume rising from the plant. French board gets Oshawa school and $2 million from public system By Susan O'Neill The newly -formed French fust language hoard governing southern Ontario will receive millions in assets from school boards across the province. the Education Improve- ment Commission (EIC) announced Monday. Dave Cooke and Ann Vansione, co-chairmea of the EIC, confirmed agreements have been reached between the new board and the 18 public school boards in southern Ontario. The agreements will see over 450 staff. 37 schools and nearly S14 mil - hon transferred to le Conseil sco- laire de district du Centre-Sud- Ouest to provide the board facilities and employees it needs to educate French-speaking students. -Hats off to the people who cre- ated these deals;' Ms. Vanstone said at a morning news conference. -We know this was difficult" The EIC, set up to oversee the restructuring of Ontario's education system. was given the mandate to manage the transfer of school facili- ties and funding from district school boards to the new French board. Here in Durham the public board will transfer ownership of Oshawa's Ridgeway Public School to the French board at the end of the 1998- 99 school year. The Durham District School Board, which is obligated by the Province to provide the new fran- cophone board facilities and operat- ing funds, will also transfer $2.15 million to the francopho is board at the end of August. The transfer of assets between the two boards was settled at a June EIC hearing called because an agreement could not be reached without a mediator. The decision cannot be appealed. "School boards have been through many changes in the past year." said Education and Training Minister Dave Johnson. "It is to their credit that so many of the transfers have been accomplished smoothly" The French board stretches from Windsor to Belleville, serving stu- dents in the western and central areas of southern Ontario. IRENE KOCK DNA has 'always felt the (nuclear plant) emissions are too high' and pose health risk to public. 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Files shared will relate only to the specific incident under police investiga- tion and not to other past incidents involving the child or family under question on file with the CAS. But the change is long overdue and much needed. There has been a long list across the province of nightmarish cases involving horrif- ic abuse of children. Children have died, been maimed or struggled under the weight of neglect and harm from parents for %ears while CAS workers looked on. It's time for tougher action and the police and courts can provide it. The public wants and demands it. Privacy laws to protect its clients were used in the past by the CAS to deny police access to tiles But in the wake of the tragedies which have taken place over the past decade, the CAS can't justify prc%enting police from looking at and using files. "('hildren will cc,mc first. We're more inter- ested in pushing ahead on behalf of the kids, rather than bureaucratic protocol," says Durham Region CAS executive director Jim Dubrav of the new rules. The interests of children far outweigh any sense of privacy or 'rights' demanded by those closely involved with them. This can only help keep our most vulnerable citizens a little safer. Give if you can One of the most unfortunate side effects of layoffs at G%I in Oshawa is the terrible price being paid by charity. The United Wayof Ajax and Pickering, which is the funding source for dozens of agen- cies here, may well feel the pinch of the loss of contributions by GN1 workers and people who staff the giant automaker',, feeder companies across Durham. United Way officials here and throughout the region are hoping those who can afford to will donate a little more this year to help offset the lost income. Give. if you can. Your community will be a better place for it. To respond to this editorial call nfosource Infnsource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 WE ASKED THE QUESTION IS: WHAT DO YOU DO TO BEAT THE HEAT'' Julie Fade says Chris Robinson Peter Hanebury "I have air con- says "Doesn't says "Staying in ditionmg at bother me at all. an air -condi - home. I stay Hotter is better." tioned room" inside.- WRITE nside" WRITE ON to The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written. 150 words Each let- ter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name Please include a phpne number for verifica- tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser mews ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 Putilltflier: Tell wlllKaker MIKE LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE Nms Abortion discussion hasn't worked To the editor. u:�. ill, .': , hc;'-hc, k ;nd ,!, .. ..,. w 1!1,rr.f In response to the editorial and the shrugs of otherwise of their lives. in the July 12 News Advertiser, smart people. As long as community val- 1'm pro-hfe, after a long nurs- If a few billboards shock for ues are as they arc, we can ing. social work. motherhood, a minute, maybe we need the expect more of the same. (Last etc. career. shock. Could we not changc figure. 1260)0 abortions a I've seen aborted fetuses. anything' Morality today is year.) You can't imagine how sicken- relative. We all have our own For several years in the com- ing the sight — whether they ideas about wrong. Oopsie. munity 1 lived in and managed arc- all in one piece or more babies arc disposable now but 1 with difficulty) to spentl one probably torn hi shred% by a behind closed dutxs, of course, persod in tach health class in high-r—crcd vacuum cicancr Ne%t cuthanaaa kw our dispos- several high schools and (now used exlcnsivelv). 1 know ahlcs who don't seem quite showed a short film of the we want all this hidden from human, and then maybe senile. developing baby and answered the curious public who blithely old people. Can't you sec the questions. This was great but say they don't want to get pattern? the harangue we got over this involved — and everyone has a It all fits in so beautifully for was discouraging and every "choice". Yes' Yes! choice is a perfect, if uncaring, society. once in a while some parent the buzz word today and as It's an insult of our con- who had had an abortion com- long as we don't tread on any- science (if we have one) to look plained about the film which one's toes (short of murder). at people who would dare stand only showed the progress of the we turn a blind eye. up in a public place and show baby in the uterus. If, in 1970, we had been these things. 1 know many teenagers did more vocal, more obnoxious. They have talked of sex edu- learn more and some asked better able to express our out- cation here in Canada and how abortions were done. rage at abortion, and better able never was so much information Because it kills a living baby it to teach and instruct what hap- available and given. We are can't be called a miscarriage. pens when babies are not want- sodden with reproductive stuff I support any talk and dis- ed and not needed by anyone . everywhere. cussion, but 1 have ui say it — even the Children's Aid. Just Poor children do not have a hasn't worked and there has maybe ... ? chance. It's a mine field out been a lot of it' Wholesale killing has gone there and only a miracle (not on for two decades or more, likely to happen) will save Mary M. Calnan, with the government's bless- either young sex from a form of Ajax The horror is just To the editor- After ditorAfter reading your editorial in the July 12 News Advauser head - I tried "Protest methods not accept- able" I just had to offer you anoth- er point of view. Concerning your last comment about less horror, IA like to point out that this horror show did not begin with the dis- play of a few pictures, but began much earlier in the operating You say you want more discus- sion. Do you feel that if you talk long enough you can convince all concerned that the killing of a young fife is nothing more than a medical procedure? Let rs reflect for a moment and review just what we have achieved with so- called discussion su far: It is now legal to kill the very young: • It is not much of a problem to kill the disabled; ' Certain factions are now making submissions to make it legal to kill the elderly (if you don't believe me, check with anyone from the Netherlands). Of course, we give it a nice fancy name, euthanasia. Once the door is opened it is then just a matter of time before the horror you claim to dislike so much begins. You say the pictures displayed should never have been in an area beginning where children can see them. Why not? Those children who six them can be thankful they were the lucky ones and allowed it) live, because those in the picture were not. Fur centuries all churches have made it very clear that killing a human being at any stage of life is murder. You survived at birth, per- haps because abortion was, as yet, ncx legal. Will you be allowed to die a natural death? Not if the fans of euthanasia have full sway and enact their so—called laws of car- ing and compassion. Anton Kopp, Pickering OPINIO. SHAPEF Although unsuccessful to date, Pickering resident Mike Archer still bravely battles the odds in his long- suffering search for that one perfect disaster of a day There's no such thing as a bad day Having a bad day? I'm not talk- ing about one of those ordinary efforts where you lock yourself out of the house, the boss swears at you and the bank machine cats your card. We all get those. No, I mean a h -a -d day. See. I have to tell you I don't think they exist. Let me explain. My last attempt was on a Sunday i weekdays don't count, they're on .:ompany time). It was our wedding anniversary and no. I didn't forget. I was all lined up with card and gift. The only problem was, it coincided with Mother's Day. What with funny cards and tongue -m -cheek messages to mom from our long - departed offspring, my planned quirt and intimate start to the day quickly descended into mayhem. 1'vc always had a closet wish to he one of those high-profile weather forecasters on TV. You know, the ones that can't get it right five hours ahead, let alone five days: never have to explain why their prcdic- tions mainly go south; and get paid big bucks for the privilege. Anyway, you probably guessed by now. Expecting a warm and sunny day, 1 could only stand and watch the peri- odic deluges from a leaden sky But my wife, ever -resourceful, suggest - cd it would be a good day to buy the flowers she planned to plant this year Actually, by the time we reached the Garden Centre, it had eased to a drizzle but I took in my umbrella, anyway. My wife was quickly into her stride; rummaging amongst the trays of assorted flora; selecting the best available. 1 have to admit she's a natural (I wouldn't know a droopy dahlia from a prize petunia) so 1 stooxl ready to collect the samples thrust in my direction. Ready, that is, until it started to pour again. Do you know why a Garden Centre would erect plastic awnings over its flowers and (cave the aisles open to the elements'? Why this perverse desire to see customers watered rather than their stock? My wife was all right. Must of her was bent under the awning and what little was left exposed 1 deli- cately covered with the umbrella. This left me with the choice of crouching down to a height of three feet to sneak under it or risk pneu- monia. During the afternoon, when I cut a piece of wood to the wrong length, then wrecked an oil painting master- piece I had worked on for weeks. I was singularly lacking in bonhomie. By the evening, persuaded (against my better judgment) to dodge out on to the deck in my third change of clothes and barbecue between the downpours, I was reduced to com- municating in grunts. As the first drops of rain splat- tered into my beverage and the steaks flared up, I considered my cup of misery (so to speak) nicely full. But, even at this late stage, the fates conspired to quite ruin my self-imposed dudgeon. First, one son called to wish us a happy anniversary. Not 10 minutes later„ my other son called for the same Ticket people who wont clean up after pets reason. Then my wife wiped the lank hair from my eyes, kissed the end of my wet nose and declared To the editor: youngsters playing up mounds of dog My second request is undying love, even if I was a I am one of many soccer there most poop. I also never to the Town of Ajax: grump. coaches who are nights. expected to have to enforce your bylaws, Now, is that fair? Even the steaks happy to volunteer When I volunteered pick up broken beer ticket anyone who didn't taste too bad when I scraped their time to help run to coach, I expected to bottles from around doesn't clean up after off the charcoal. sports programmes in teach the kids to kick each goal post. their pets, and ticket As I said, a guy just can't have a Ajax. I happen to and pass and to play I have two requests. any teenagers who decent bad day, anymore. coach a girls' under -7 as a team. I didn't First to dog owners: drink in the parks and soccer team that plays expect that I would clean up after your also break the bottles. The News Advertiser selected 13 noon every Thursday at have to walk the field dogs and make sure Sfhapers for 1998 to bring a wide variety of Kinsmen Park. There before each game with that if your kids walk Len Sekora, experience and opinions to our editorial page are hundreds of plastic bags to clean the dog, they clean up. Ajax for your reading enjoyment. 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JANICE O'NEIL CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Ci L•7 The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertise. LILLIAN HOOK Administration Manager �•-•- __,..., ment limited to space price error occupies. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, JULY = 19" - PAGE 7 GM strikes begin' hittingRegion LAYOFFS AT OSHAWA PLANTS AND SUPPLIERS HAVE WIDE-RANGING IMPACT IN DURHAM When you sleep with an elephant, you're going to end up squashed every once in a while. That's what businesses in the region• throughout Cana- da and even North America are waking up to discover as the strike at two Flint. Mich.. parts plants continues into its seventh week. "Vhis is something affect- ing all of North America;" observes Norrn Leigh, busi- ness development manager Jur the Region of Durham. "it it goes much longer, I would- n't he surprised to see the U.S. government step in." General Motors operates 29 plants with 2200)0 employees across the conti- nent. The Oshawa truck plant, the only assembly plant in Canada which had continued operating despite the strike, began shutting down vester- day during the afternoon shift. That will bring the total to about 8,5(X) Oshawa GM plant employees plus thou- sands more from feeder industries who are now laid off. Locally there "sure are some concerns;' notes Mr. Leigh, who says he has begun to hear from business people throughout the region. -I was just talking with a coffee -vending husincss ors%n er who serves rest:uir tit, H business is down her :i i. NORM LEIGH 'GM is a two-edged sword. rr.r:��ir:rnt. arcn�t as hn.s photo by Ron Pleltroniro Scarborough Grace Hospital will let Natoma Houston stay with son Benjamin until anesthesia takes effect before he undergoes a vital operation. Area students get a `higher' Sixteen young people just finished a summer camp that gave them the ride of their lives. The teenagers were the first to attend the Durham Flight Centre's summer flight camp, the highlight of which was flying a plane, said two campers, Chris Strilchuk, 14, of Ajax, and Holly Sokol, 13, of Oshawa. "Flying the airplane" was Holly's favourite pan of the camp. All stu- dents got one hour of flight in a dual - instrument plane with a certified flight instructor along with another two hours of flight as a passenger during the two-week camp based at Oshawa Airport. "It was a little bit more fun than what I expected it to be;' Chris said of education his flight. "Bring up there was amaz- ing" Both teens want to learn how to fly and this is a goosed step toward that goal. Theyfinished the camp with a record of their flying time and their classroom work, which will give them a head start on a private pilot's licence. They also got a certificate and a T- shirt. During the camp, the students learned the basics of flight, aviation, weather, navigation and the rules and regulations of aviation before putting their classroom education to use in an airplane. The camp continues at the airport every two weeks to the end of August. economy when business is booming but when it goes down, it hurts. We have a lot of eggs in one basket. In some respects we aren't any different from some of the northern mining towns" Although large feeder plants will certainly feel the loss on the bottom line from the extended work stoppage, it's the "fourth- and fifth -tier suppliers; the suppliers to the suppliers" who Mr. Leigh is Most concerned about. "Those are the small guys who haven't got the financial means to hold out for very long:" he says. Acting Oshawa mayor Bob Bo ychyn told council on V nrlay night the impact could affect the city as a whole. "I think we have to be concerned about the impact the strike is going to have on the city, not just the General Motors workers but also car dealerships and employees at parts suppliers;' he said. The United States and the layoffs here are affecting families as well as businesses throughout the city, he added. "I think we just going to have to ride it out. I only hope they come to a resolution very quickly." Brian Nicholson, chairman of Oshawa's development and corporate services committee commented the shutdown has adversely affected industrial development. Mom can stay with her baby until surgery By Linda WbIte PICKERIN'f; — The nu'iher pit an infant boy who ;J undergo surgery is ihnlled" to have found a hos- pital which will -allow her to r _ main with him until he r c: c i saes anesthesia. -'He's going to be a much happier camper and so is m,.mmy;reports Natoma H uston of Pickering. She contacted the News Vi,crtiser earlier this summer r!:�r she couldn't fiord a hos- ;,ii,d which would allow her to remain with one -and -a -half - car -old Benjamin as long as he insists is necessary to insure he isn't emotionally sarrcd from the ordeal. Though some local hospi- als — including Ajax-Ptckcr- ing General Hospital and )shawa Genual Hospital 0GH) — try to ensure .oungsten are comfortable, \urs Houston insisted on remaining with Benjamin until he received anesthesia. While OGH is reviewing its policy, it operates under the philosophy that not every par- cnt can watch their child being anesthetized, a spokesman said. And at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, par- ents have been allowed to remain with a child till that point only in exceptional cir- cumstanccs, a spokesman reported. But a reader contacted the News Advertiser with the news Mrs. Houston wanted to hear: she could not only remain with Benjamin until he received anesthesia. but she could also wait for him in recovery before he awoke if she took him to Scarborough Grace Hospital. "He will never be aware of the fact that I'm not with him (during the procedure)," says Mrs Houston. Benjamin must undergo surgery before his second birthday to remove a testicle which hasn't descended. If it's not done by that age, his chance of getting testicular cancer in his 20s or 30% increases 40 times. Mrs Houston has been told by doc- tors. 'litre mother of three says she likely wouldn't be as adamant if one of her other children needed to undergo a procedure because they've never shown any fear around a doctor. But Bcnjar..in is "pct- rified" in a doctor's office. Mrs. Houston, who oper- ates a chat room for mothers on the Internet, has received dozens of a -mails from par- ents around the world and learned it's common practice in many countries for parents to remain with a child being anesthetized. Benjamin is scheduled to see a doctor next month, when a date for surgery will be scheduled. Peden& by Ckisty am Holly Sokol and Chris Strilchuk learned how to fly at a special summer camp. Recycling success story good news for Mother Earth Some said it couldn't be done. But, when Ralph White, a Bow- manville apartment building landlord for 30 years, got serious about recy- cling he became so successful that his 50 tenants now send only one bin of garbage a year to landfill. "Being told by the Region that 1 had to purchase a $5,000 dumpster to receive a garbage pick-up got me into my recycling habits. We use to send 20 yards a week to the landfill, now it's only one yard a year!" Mr. White beams. "Setting up the system is the most important part;" he says. Every apart- ment has a mini -Blue Box to collect all paper, tin, glass and rigid alu- minum foil. Also, inside their apart- ment, tenants have a btr; to collect all types of plastic, including the food/beverage and soap bottles as LARRAINE ROULSTON RECYCLER' S - REPORT well as worn toothbrushes, broken utensils, plastic film and blister pack- aging. As well, all food waste goes inside a compost bucket. In order to deal with soiled tissue and paper, such as candy wrappers and the like that cannot be recycled, Mr. White has residents separate it for him and he incinerates it in his burn barrel. On the outside of the building there are several large bins to deposit these rccyclables at the residents' convenience. Another container takes unwanted clothes and objects for the Salvation Army. At present. the food waste is picked up every couple of days for animal feed. In the past, the organics were composted with meat scraps put in a Bardamatic com- poster. There are other outside bins to collect polystyrene and scrap metals such as nails, wire, razor blades, bro- ken lawn chairs. scrap iron and more. Mr. White trucks all the materials personally once it week to a recycling depot. A 10 -gallon bin is on site where tenants .an dispose of broken china, light bulbs and other odds and ends. New tenants to the building are given instructions, recycling boxes. and a grand tour of the outside con- tainers. With Mr. White's winning personality, dedication and peer pres- sure, new tenants can't avoid becom- ing part of the team. Coming from a farm, Mr. White feels that rural folks are a resourceful group and there should he no reason that a farmer's family cannot reuse and recvcle all of their waste through composting, animal feed and taking the rest to the recycling depot. -It was a mistake when municipali- ties started offering the rural areas garbage collection. This just made the people lazy and dependent on a convenient pick-up;' he says. "It's time for the government to get serious, by making people pay for garbage disposal, issuing fines for recyclables found in garbage hags, and setting up a recycling system like ours in subdivisions so that there would he very little left to landfill" ERic DowD AT QUEEN'S PARK Where oh where are the MPPs? Premier Mike Harris and his Progressive Conservative MPPs keep saying government should be run like a business, but if it was, most of them would he fired. The Tories are a government of businessmen, more than their pre- decessors, and never stop boasting they have 'a businesslike approach' as they did again in a major economic statement this week. They also have handed each ministry a so-called business plan to help it operate efficiently and Mr. Harris recently told even police chiefs they should run their forces 'like CEOs.' One major difference between the Tories and business. however. is that Premier Harris and his MPPs have developed a habit of not turning up for work. Mr. Harris has had the legisla- ture meet only 33 days this year. considerably fewer than previous, less business -oriented govern- ments and will not call it back until late September. He showed up little more than one-third of that time in a strategy that appeared designed to avoid embarrassing questions. Tory MPPs, who dominate the legislature in numbers and are rca- sonably sate there. have taken their cue from their boss in not being around. The legislature has a rule thJt a quorum of 20 of its total of I i0 MPPs needs to be present in a debate or it is h.Itcd until suffi- cicnt MPPs arc called in. which is nor a lot to ask. Mr. Harris's recent brief ses- sion provided far mofc stoppages for lack of a quorum than any sim- ilar period in memory. A debate on changes that will give the Tories power to spend more in elections had to he stopped temporarily no fewer than five times because not enough MPPs were present. while rcrm forccincrits were hauled in from back nwms and hotel suites. A debate on Mr. Hams's c1cc- trifying plan to allow others to compete against Ontario Hydro in producing and selling power was halted three times inside a couple of hours because few MPPs were present Each time after re -s=- ing, NIPPs vanished back to pre- ferred pursuits. Other debates that stopped for lack of MPPs included those on bills to limit property tax increas- es on business and strikes in con- struction, prevent unions recruit- ing welfare recipients who take workfare jobs and the creation set new boards in the north to provide services. The Tories had said all this legislation was highly impor- tant and urgently needed. Opposition MPPs deserve some blame for being away, but Mr. Harris's government has 82 MPPs and a big majority and the onus was on it to ensure a quorum was present because its legislation was being debated. It also has whips and even a full time minister paid extra to ensure its %tPPs show up. Absent Tories probably thought they could get away with it because the legislature does not record MPPs' attendance, but their mass absences became too blatant to miss. Some of his MPPs probably felt the premier, after his own poor example in staying away, would be reluctant to reprimand them. Mr. Harris also dampened his MPPs' enthusiasm for sitting in the legislature because his legisla- tion is written mostly by unelected whiz kids and MPPs elected to make laws do not relish spending time defending laws written by people who have never received a vote. The premier has disheartened some of hfs MPPs by such acts as scrapping one-fifth of the seats in the election due next year in what he gleefully called his 'Fewer Politicians Act' as if eradicating some dread disease. Some Tory MPPs also may feel after their tax cuts have been insti- tuted they have the election won and don't need to show up at the legislature. But whatever their reasons Mr. Harris's Tories are failing to turn up and do a basic and important part of their job for which they are paid. Any self-respecting business- man who got such poor attendance from his employee would have shown them the door. ftGE s • T71E NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. JULY 21 1198 WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING WEDNESDAY, JULY 22 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax. Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association holds its week. ly meeting for custodial and non-cus. todial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, on the corner of Church and Bayly streets in Ajax. New members wel- come. 831-1201. ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham hosts its Ajax support group meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20 (at Clements). All caregivers welcome. 576.2567 (Kim). CANCER: An information session entitled 'An Introduction to Tai Chi' is offered at 7:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Learn about the graceful series of movements that support relaxation and stress reduc. tion and improve strength and flexi- bility. Will become a regular pro - LIONESS BBO: The Ajax Lioness Club holds a fund-raising barbecue from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Loblaws store at the corner of Harwood Ave. and Hwy. 2, Ajax. 428-7459, 683- 3323. SUNDAY, JULY 26 SELF-DEFENCE: Women's self- defence classes are offered every other Sunday until Sept. 13 begin- ning at noon at Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. $5 per session. Proceeds go to the church. Attend any or all of the classes. 839-3521. WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax - Pickering Chapter of the One Parent Families Association holds its week- ly meeting for custodial and non-cus- todial parents at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, located on the corner of Church and Bayly streets in Ajax. New members welcome. 831-1201. gramme if sufficient interest. Call to register. 579-4833. e , FRIDAY, JULY 24 ADDICTIONS: Serenity Group holds e e • ill 4' a 12 -step recovery meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 699 KINGSTON RD. 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Use a founda- tion appropriate for your complexion to smooth skin tone and shield the face from impurities in the environ- ment. DR. S. KHALFAN OPTOMETRIST Evening/Saturday Appointments Available Arnple Free Parking NEW PATIENTS WELCOME 62 merwood Ave. s., Ajax (905) 426.1434 10 Wrraawn Rd unit 9A Pidluina (905)831.6670 TO rwv1111111is In arse fosu +. call 0" R.w.. eIt Ilm e"Icl. Dr. Kevin Tyber .nd Asaucute, OPTOM ETR I STS • Dispensing of Contact lenses and glasses • Complete Family Eye Caro it Low Vision Services EXTENDED HOURS EVERY SATURDAY is A 427-4144 A (Ba -W 11wµ 401 a K"2) FREE EXCHANGE!'* Old-Fadiosed Tecl6siolm Exchange your Old -Fashioned Technology blood glucose monitor for 1jpp�. LIVERPOOL •arwr...•1aa.- PHARMACY .1ra.rr Available in Red,it b eee �839-4300 or Whiteiil.: HEALTHY SMILES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY We keep our patientssmili by taking the time to understand their needs. Add our frienXii caring staff and state-of-the-art techniques and you've found a good dental home! • A Fun Range of Dental Treatments • Setwiday afd Evem&$ Appoief- - • Flez§Ae Payment optkm • A ReltEf lag, Steen -Free Atmosphem' • Conwtie Dem • 683-1432 DR. VIJAY BADHWAR • DENTISTRY ® Nein Patients and Emergencies Welcome Convenimrdlr located in the Aiax Plaza at 172 111=wlood Ave. S. THE NEWS ADVERTISER WrDINF11114Y. JULY 22.19" - PAGE 9 ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING photo by A.J. Groan Local resident Roger Beckett performs a song writers' festival held recently at Pickering Museum entitled 'Pickering, You're My Home' during the Village. The festival was sponsored by the Writers official opening ceremonies for The Word is Out Circle of Durham Region. Quintet hopes audiences will Request more By Attt eight -Kari table with wall space. able lir the trade show and craft Staff Edltcr Ed,13r rn which it will send to radio g• yeah. �1c've managed to suck track show call John or Gary stations in the U.S. in the even- together and still do it:' says PICKERING — Singing tual hope of receiving some air- Sparkes. R&B and Jou-"op standards play. "We hope to get known in Tickets for the Aug. 27 show since high school has kept a the U.S.:' says Sparkes. arc $10 each. Tbey're available group of friends in perfect bar- Since their high school days, by calling 416-372-9214 or 416- mony for the pact five years. all members of the group have 692-2885. Or, you can buy them Request has steadily gained gone on to university and col- at the door the night of the show. in popularity since Jason Icge. but Request has weathered Mudhen's Taps & Grill is at Sparks.. Alfred Ritricio, Ryan the changes in the past !ivc 1211 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. D Oh%lcra, and Danny Buckn. all 21, and Jamie Casino, 19. started singing as a group while attending secondary school at St. Mary and later at Pinc Ridge. "We all enjoyed singing and we won a talent show at St. Mary and later when we switched to Pine Ridge, we wool a talent show there:' reports Sparkes. Request is currently prepar- ing for a concert on Thursday, Aug. 27 at Mudhen's Taps & Grill in Pickering where the r quintet performed a sold -out show last year. The gawp mcm- ben staged the entire show and �rLtr[IOICd. the event. . - - ..wNe ro using the ctrncn as a way to get our mete out and showcase our talent:' says Sparkes, who notes the group w111 tape the stage with a back- ing bared. "We got a gcdrd turnout last year so they asked us to do it again this year." Request specializes in R&B, doo-wap, a cappella songs and covers music by supergroup Boys 11 Men. Since it began. Request has received several accolades. In 1996, Request captured the hest group category at the CNE Ris- ing Star Competition and was second runner-up in the grand championship at the event. The group has also sung at various functions and charitable events over the past five yeah. In the fall, Request hopes to begin the process of making a three or four-% ng demo record - Party band on stage Saturday AJAX - A Durham Region party band will help a local night- club celebrate its first anniversary in business. The New Tree- bouse celebrates Its first anniver- sary Saturday, July 25 when the band Double Image will take to the stage. The four -piece band plays current top 40 (tits from Natalie F-mbruglia to the Tragically Hip, along with blues and oldies tock 'n' roll. Doors open at 9 P.M. There's no cover charge. Door prizes will be given away during the evening. The New Tree- house is at 172 Hunt St., Ajax. For more information, call 426-2789. Ajax Family Festival trade show booths, craft tables available AJAX -- Booths are still iwtul- $315. eight -Kari table with wall space. able lir the trade show and craft For more information on the For further details on the craft show Icing held during the 15th track show call John or Gary show call Mane Miller at 683 - annual Ajax Family Festival in Murray at 683-7985 or Joe Dick- 4879. September son at 683-7940 or 686-0295. 'llie ever -popular family festi- Abult 30 booths are available Approximately 25 tables are val runs Friday. Sept. I I from 5 to for the Festival 'Trade and Home still up for grabs for the craft 9 p.m.. Saturday, Sept. 12 frorn Show Sept. I I to 13 at the Ajax show Saturday. Sept. 12 from 10 10 a.m. no 5 p.m and Sunday. Community Centre. 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PiAering's Anson Henn captured the gold medal in the men's 100 metres in a time of 10.66 seconds. The member of the Mississauga Track and Field Club also met the qualifying standards to juin the team of 12 Canadian representatives at the World Junior Track and Field Championships in France, largely based on his performance at the national meet and for his 10.56 clock- ing in the 100 metres at the Tubbman Games in North York last month. In fact. Henry's time of 10.40 seconds in the men's 100m quaver -final heat was the fastest of the year for a junior athlete and would have been an interscholastic record, but it won't he recog- nized because it was wind - Pickering peewees stage big rally for tournament win PICKERINC — Pic Pickering Red Sox major peewee rep baseball team overcame some adversity on and off the field to cap- turc the championship at the recent West Mountain Baseball Association Tournament in Hamilton. After surviving a sleep- less night at a Stechown hotel, the Red Sox found themselves behind 5-0 early in the championship game against an undcfcat- cd "cam from Brantford. Pickering tied the game in the third inning, but gave up five more Brantford runs in the fourth inning. The never -say -die Red Sox peewees chipped away at the Brantford lead to win 12-11 with runs in the bottom of the seventh inning. Pickering secured itself a place in the final after defeating a well- rounded Mahoney squad 3- 1. Error -free defence and clutch hitting com- bined with flawless pitch- ing from Carl Jadunandan paved the way for the win. Pickering clobbered Caledonia 13-3 in the tournament opener, then defeated Mahoney 10-2 in the second game. In the third contest, the Red Sox blew a 13-5 lead to Bloordale and eventually lost 15-13. In the final game of round-robin play. Pickering rebounded to beat Kingsway 18_1 to secure a playoff berth. Team members are Hockey players home their skills PICKERING — Young hockey players can brush up on their skills before the begin- ning of the season at a non-profit hockey school in Pickering in September. The school, run by volunteer coaches, will focus on skills development through fun, orga- sized drills for players aged five to nine years. The school will offer one session of three one-hour classes at Art Thompson Arena Sept. 15 to 17 from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. each day. Class size is limited to ensure individual atten- tion. All children will receive a cer- tificate of achieve- ment. Cost is $35 to pay for ice time and supplies. Early registra- tion is rccom- tnended. For more information call Paul Etberington at 420297 L Bro,k laser, Alcx Dcll i Mora, Callan Exeter. Mike Murdoch. Matt Yarmoluk. Paul Harrison. Lucais Hu. Ryan Mason, Sky lcr Burns, Chris Papalia. Carl Jadunandan. Kyle Leeson and Chris Lovering. In Eastern Ontario Baseball Association league play. the Red Sox major peewees sport an impressive record of 12 wins, two losses and one tie. aided. "I was really happy about it:' says Henry. "There were a lot of good athletes there and to be one of 12 chosen to go to worlds was great. I was fifth (in the IW metres) last year and I wanted to come back and sec if 1 could win this year." The Dunbarton High School graduate will leave Thursday with the Canadian junior team for Paris. France where competition will run from July 28 to Aug. 2. "I'm looking forward to it," says Henry, who's mulling over scholarship offers to sev- eral U.S. universities. "It's rMen's and Ladies' 13 Day Golf Clinic �' onda 2 br instruction ug -da r.- 112 .-1/ 2 hr instruction 9 holes golf lrednesi av 1/2 hr instruction v hales gra j July 2 -...-lug 10. 1- Gp.m. j�I � • �I Call Brad Swift, J "Ir , l (y05)-128-5'-'6 or L \ Certified Tcacking .Profcssion-Al i1 o ADULT MOVIE WAREHOUSE exclusively available: "Dixie Style" AMATEUR MOVIES "It can be your neighbour" Available for c rent 8t Sale! ALL WEEK 6UY Anything in Store . Get 2od Half Price AJAX OSHAWA 27 HARWOOD AVE. & 799 PARK RD. & 426-6434 721-1557 ct going to he a great experience to he going against the best there is. I'm really looking forward to it" Krissy Liphardt, 18, of Ajax, a graduate of Dunbarton High School of Pickering, won two gold medals, running the 400m in a time of 56.75 seconds and the 400m hurdles in one minute .69 seconds. She narrowly missed meet- ing the qualifying standard for Canada's contingent at the track and field championships in France. Her 400m hurdles time was just two -one -hun- dredths off the qualifying mark. Liphardt was joined by Shelley Anne Brown and Asha James, both of Pickering, and Leia Inc - Mercer, all of the University of Toronto Track and Field Club, on a team that won the gold medal in the women's 4 - by -100m relay in a time of 46.78 seconds. Liphardt also ran as part of the University of Toronto 699 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING • 1905) 831.6360 �p)Vb Track and Field Club's 4 -by - 400m relay team which fin- ished fourth in a time of 56.39 seconds. Brown, a Dunharton High student, earned a silver medal in the women's IOOm in a clocking of 11.99 seconds and a brume medal in the IOOm hurdles in 14.01 seconds. James finished fourth in the women's I(H)m finals in a time of 12.09 seconds. Earlier, she had won her qualifying heat in 12.02 sec- onds. ENJOY OF SUMMER: AWNINGS OFFER: •A variety d Fabrics •s -Ti" i Auto Wind - Lock AVAILABLE AT NEW ir' • ' LOCATION (Beside _ The kin 'PLACE) A ' `^ .a Home 8 Leisure Centre SL SAAMPLESES Brock Rd. b 401. Pickering KsTOCK 426-9767 r`� U ALUMNI CLUB SPORTS BAR Sk Gin -i - 325 WESTNEY ROAD, SOUTH AJAX ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF BAYLY ROAD TEL: (905) 619-0938 RE: BEACH BASH `98 • BEACH VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT (DAYTIME) • Tournament will run from 11:00 a.m. to approx. 6:00 p.m. • Minimum 6 players per team (Minimum 3 females) • Team Registration Forms Available at the Bar • Cost included with Admission • Great prizes to be awarded • 2 LIVE BANDS (EVENINGS) • Opening Band: "HEADRUSH" • Headliner: "PRACTICALLY HIP" (A Tragically Hip Cover Band) • DJ. AND DANCING (Throughout the day and early evening) • DUNK TANK (Names of participants to follow) • SPOT CELE11RUTIFS GLENN HEALY (Toronto Maple Leafs) "SPIDER" JONES (The Fan 590) • OUTDOOR BEER GARDENS • OUTDOOR BBQ (Courtesy of the Optimist Club of Ajax) • FABULOUS DOOR PRIZES I GIVEAWAYS ALL DAY LONGI Sponsored by: Fund Raising For: NOr_<+?61 re A�I" :,rc foinda6,40t;,1& �ai'ed9 A D Y E R T I f E R a OlNA CENTRE ; / 1•r DIRECEC T LINE 576-1716 PICKERING TOWN CENTRE DIRECT UNE 420-0271 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY, Jody 22,Iff{-PAGE 11 P I*= VAUR Xlwa�s /ices% ... 41alapr Vale INN= * * FORMERLY PENNYLANE Sweet 4 Product of USA Watermelons Grade "AA" New York Striploin Prod. of Canada Black Forest Ham Fresh Broccoli Product of Canada ea. Assorted Cuts Lancia Pasta Boneless Chicken Breast Fresh, Never Frozen Prosciutto Coho Siena Sweet & Hot Emmenthal o -L---- Breakfast Sausage Roast Beef & Pastrami Deli Sliced Sour Ipkg 6758 Kingston Rd. SHEPPARD RD S. 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We now naw heated storage unitWe so 5mowg supplies. Pad aero load specias" up. Serving Eau to West Coasprance to province.7af�/9A6/6�25.O1161J oAM Eap�LLrlcad Cress Molars ares. Minas. apt.,life. Pew Mang. Packing available 423-0239 200-0313 29 1 Draw CCSI'ONt HONIE SEWING sura 50.70%off retail aw 11t1l.... urP,a•11 ea.lwuaa. .eat • ht.. "havW Ylser awin Fat I t y_ ar .,k_ call 62"10. 11pesa t7wra:g 7 $eo .w u.art uP ro 30aa sa n �r W0.Qteo lag v asrtto. ft I Napes o m o" h b rarrevu ria m. roue. � n.+r11rq o - Cara bele � 4/F7es-f2M aPLG1M rit M .e W aw tllNtt M Y td cprwyl AOW Cbm" tIME7l 100 anus 101 Dana TraM fro GWWvi wb 111 I40 Bus oppahritin t20 ono Neo 150 Saes HaWAPts 116 SWW Heil; 140 cane" Data 190 HOMO Medical 011100111 1n 16""' Wants 1. Daycare Avalaw 110 EnObymenl Warmed 175 riorre Care 160 Busress to ButrtesA 200 Markel Basket 205 Fn+ood 210 BWW Conn 220 Antb5tor Sale 225 Altries for Pod 230 Ancies Wanted 235 7tmtmas Trees 240 Bann Exc!" 250 Garageryard sales 260 Arts & Crafts 265 ANques 270 CorrOulerhtemel 275 Pools Spa 260 Lost Found 290 PelslSuppwAoaag 295 Lvestod Ioi Sale 300 Autmpotes for Sae 305 Aa10n100de5 Walled 310 Trucks for Saie 315 'rucks Waned 320 Va.94 Wheel Dine 330 Trains 340 Also Pars a Pepars 350 Auto Leasing Rerrals 355 MNacycks 360 SrnMno+es 365 Mane 370 Recreannal Witches 375 Farm Equpners 380 HeM DNI' Empnen 400 Aaartrbens For Pent 405 Apa"O", Walled 410 Nses For Pen 415 Hmsrg Manteo 420 'antarses For Plant 125 Space For Pen 470 plooms For Fyn 435 Rooms 'Waled 440 Room a Board 445.! -Abed ADor"Gl bons 450 srareo Acmnrroaem 455 arv3ann.Ans FN Rem 460 Cita a ReMt Space 462 iaraW S Slmage space 463 lvN" Isms 465 /larencuu Space 470 .cages For Flet 475 :.rages Warted 480 aelrerne l Livrg as Pesoft 490 Flmda Varaem Retests 495 ant Mr Reil 500 Pude Fines For Sark 5% Named Ta Buy 510 Tartcuses ar sae 5'4 :anrrer'ar 0-11 519 mestrnet PV" 520 :0,006 Fvr San 929 Denwill" n lard S30 Faros for Sae S35 —4 for Saw 910 sAd-Tar P'operen 545 /antro P^'rber 950 :01W For Sat S60 Moon' ant PaAs 570 :anpr "'ant Sits 575 lila y w 11`W SIO Ibrygrs "scarce SIS •come acv --c s 590 BuArtess „ yehn0es too pwAC Noses $1, 'e" Note" 620 '.roars 525 Mafia Ar's 530 %%warns 54c :ming Enrtt 65C A—am 660 P.rtP" 6:1 mlw 671 9usrwes PWW-m 675 :onoamn 680 AnarcwWAs 690 most SV,aaf 00 3m,* A 17 59" 720 :Maes 740 n 6lerrrorwrro x,s.aes '64; aer]nrrG Yvrh/t[.meU :fn IQG Arrr+wsews ac. fi-om Cla" act =.pl ono 110 -1va"A. 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HICInIw11M exactly what you're looking for! iara/lee AwlYarlea Plaaa IFIED_ON-LINE TW.-Fri- 10 a.m. -a p.m. "•' . _-•... "..• u taw -Neave til 5A- �raf•rr •n.�i....ri:........f g CLOSED me 'a. rwx: leaar srs-•r0- r-.m:..r.......-..-.»f 683-0965 rs 9am dent 19051 � Give us 30 wks. 1 CN M Tmkwp 1 Cater TrNMing 1 Carew TrakNng arew Tn)rling Skilled Help 1 C commission package, comprehensivemeoico RESIDENTIAL PAINTER wan Durham Business & rr ed own vekck & awn fadf. palmers wanes nqa Nonimolt'ro experienced A callable fall Darryl a it lit C 11 191516192692 waM'h'tb exactly what you're looking for! eJL o ege TELEMARKETERS required for healing Now enrollingfor: As an independent agent for a leader in Canada's financial services industry. ry, you'll established 8 are Gil dummg bus, - SEPTEMBER 1998 yourself. b"Si"� `e 3-t from innovative ov by yourself. You'II benefit fmm an 683-0965 rs 9am dent 19051 � Give us 30 wks. dam. 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Aug. 10/98 • Operative Dentistry rates. call or apply in Financial be w.aa • Preventive Dentistry person. Northern Personnel Solutions assistance may available to eligible students A NANNY ., • Medical Emergencies 112 Athol SL Whitby, Suite 203 or Call (905)430-1168 1-888•.139-787 PleaSe Call Linda to register 905-427-3010 °°` `°° °h" roger :a.I Genn or - . Relm"Ce" Please cam • Computerized Office Procedures r.. 412 -sots TORONTO E ti A I EL rF_ U C L IN IN IDIMEUTAfEL1 For Osh /P' k ' i rya H* 1 Gwlwal Help 1 Gwwsl HNp 1 sr.e w,WA9•^rs 1 SaNS NeIpUgNNs .. e - a r y Ic .rang Area I Use and heavy duty • \lust have previous experience PICKERING TOYOTA PICKERING CAMPUS •Full and part time • ,s accepting application, for 420-1344 L�,m car an asset PI ease call pager 416-245-55441Ds98003 PART TIME RECEPTIONIST dam. Lrlomt dam lie a w I. 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If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will beren '� Dump exwrkrrce. Warm talu 161~ 2 wan us lark •"Mnft HAIR STYLISTS l.,r.•n-d manager for Oshawa ou""D Salon n Oshawa area requnn upenwtred N- 01 alp "WITYka '•f0 IW bevn built on a very firm foundation - people. destroyed r -The lytfear of salty/ %0.010, ftt" J"5 w - ern PLEASE NOTE, resumes that aro taxed canndssion 12so 1wM1 1'. t u0- available: CLASSIFIED -Pita prde Owing MCMA Regune skeYd llap strUed ltrp 11 Quantity Surveyors directly to Oshawa This Week, will not 1�- be forwarded to the file number. CUSTOMER �� - in 'rw aon Fom sen 21 Estimators Positions for openboh. uI "'no +mw•ay Origifrats must be sent directly n SERVICE pslaawa rk A , <. control 3 rears '�" nid 3) Architectural Technicians and Technologists Indicated by the instructions in Me ad. Nen Ao-,e-• o, -e Car CY a 42F +s o"0w.n°a TSA°") . voe1tio DUCT CLEANING TECHS -,gists that advsmsen M7. M Fin," A. OsN u C"sful applicant must have a minimum two years _ _ - 1M mat as uDOII MAGICUTS +aaraw LIHn5 required. rnence in Canadian Residential Wood Frame "• r --' f.�� Nbhaha, a News A0 Arty Vim WTENMT. Mechanically inclined, physically fit, wmsnlsts a neat a c„rtstruRion, Computer dulls required. RF:(?U'IRED I\1NIFDIATFLl' .abase gime int be re- cv„rd ,cr , Ainiuon Pvk wmvman hqu„p eta v I'Ie.Lve state clearly the opportunity of interest send ,ccrttficd and uncerbticd, soon" for more sun • mg Town, r,.•n 3-(.,y n"km i tu 4, -shred harby- appearance. Clean drivers 8 I year sued) working cxprr,ca� a must "M NCO 00 b> to pw memwre Canau I to pmGtrraal license. Paid training. •: H• r detailed resume. 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Is Melford Drive Fax(416)29ti-•I923 for =yrlg IM 11Of MI •N•e b Ira el a ».Nr.d Aa'"�500° currently seeking a t)tutihed +pFa.m/.wmt (905)li31-�� s siend 10 me appro- km'aae erwerw. ••• TSE NEWS ENGINEERING TECHNICIAN Toronto, Ontario vol a trwapemmm of pawn ek abode nein. �l l6 1Z I ,o• o o dada Ndsrsssr •wnY w•wb tower vrve AD1rEI1R tTISECandidates sh,)utd be recent graduates In WSTOMR smmnct mavitasorR&Two r•sw•• is 1.1286 14npn r. 1pnbmr; Wf, an Engineering program Imectramcelf ndlt. Stan Tor Oshawa, w�ta I. T"'74-, ,a:.. ,;::I fir -pad. We tka ke xtPIP1cawts tit/-ppily, bid ......:p,f :,�� nc_^ 3-w._ wc: ado.;: ,auric :u CLEANING •. LI 0-w. 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Please forward vnur resume In- .,.. r Aa rsenaY eawa b wmwe Yrsmeml grapnral PLANT CONTROLLER A manufacturing plant located 20 minutes east of Toronto etas an immediate need for a Plant Controller The position reports to the General Manager and is responsible for tete day to day op- eration of the Accounting and Human Resource Functions. The successful individual will be a key member of tete management team and win play an active role In matters relabng to strategic planning, budgeting b forecasting, standard costing, financial anaysts, cash flow projections. R.01. organizational develop- ment. recruitment and treasury functions. Candidates must have 3-5 yrs. of manufacturing experience in a similar position preferably in a unionized environment and pos- sess an accounting designation - CA, CMA, CGA- In addition, we require an individual who is a self-starter with strong leadership skills, good analytical abilities and excellent communication skills. We believe this position represents an outstanding opportunity for someone who is looking to advance their career in a pro- gressive organization that will be experiencing significant growth over the next 3 years. To respond in confidence please forward a covering letter and resume to: CONTROLLER - File #174, Oshawa WAflby This Week, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Om. ON 71.5 w Labourers a Security ' Retail Sales r Secretary These are a small sample of the jobs available through JOB CONNECT Call The Hotline 725-1786 Pickering Residents 1-500-263-0993 Funded by the Ontario Government 121st intermit a 3 -term program - Oppahmlly to 'Start Your Own &minas' Job still training In -hones yWN course You may quality for firlandal assbtsna 52 Sinew St. South, Oshawa 7 Progress Ave., Unit 2 eProgres /Kinnedy, Sarb.) Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. wNAnN.q rbabroe Your ho a its ;;;H Caul "o slid r *ACHIM[ 34 hoursltime Fwfler res. •I•••wr alAmaea sora ane r4mYrr !mire IN rA Dwa,., u.. u., - ; On bus route in Radford Dr. -..m. sus r raw b awe aawon, •Im••e wen ' :-e mal deer sow* fpa 0-1.1 dam. Lrlomt dam lie a w I. North Ajax. I'�•y Dr. .0"ora 0-r m a acts r0- Mea Yet II crape mkwm use wrNrraq bwk tan- h.m ata r0- rrraeb b ` • or. A Vo d M wpm ale paw- .art dont eanam Ao"M 9CSIM7-sew Silver Maple Dr. Ftolb Dr. Ron. indugretf 0-W expoeum b tmyrmra an aral.c 10 Volans" sowed tAnard/ M aloof vagi wi Ctltillw flwmMdee Hair ., r wSDIWICE - P,n�I Gales Cres. to nam eommaYram .mommy SM,a .rad Yr "ll" w I., pens.- ::nes fp mu�cw. Also iso Twryom/Taa light! St . as o,gaH•midna aura mea aw w1/m pHrr cit ApprWOM wwmee l s-tis-Uw. %1, we taMwne C~ Pas Chien Dr. nspin *4 b meow a a .Wind momb talc Ila 0-w JUi ftm4woman M•ra a (905157} Cres. aen, era b oil 13, 7 Emperor St. DICKERING Ms. Nteaeigged lr�tderi �. ri � wEKW Lou a � .:.'..•Mr en twhi am x.Aneed Appy • 'ool^0 +,, M"Hd Nus•: Sundown Cres „op„m t„s,cr Hb•elw eleek.l Y:PAMPA( [L, MMI In_ :r •:wpm b so ebw sl w Iromst L E u S IecmiWns Ll�mf°Ot PL 1 0erm 1 0-M •: `rich Arne Eon osr4 m Fax Hawn. b (SOSlm-OW2 SirWhurs1 Cres. -. •b oHwrb brlvxen Am 7 V r ;Pe 792 7'61 EM sm. PER WEEN' As sembilg a Mme a WC-DUAFE C "'k as 1 3 Mur per day. I.- 6 labouren (meta wwwd kmr<, Muse be w01rHeHICeO eveak peals 4,#. 2� n is was of taosopw Melman St. Tawnberry St. Araelorin Crt. Baggins SL -4 IQEER= �jyllN xu t �)m4s*7 COLIRaa Dl"' "h ,egww 1-IT5pm. Mo0-Fn s smH f wen esu Aspen Rd. Post Df. St. �s--�-- oro polerrw ssoo 50-00 trtNr mousTNML. IOH6. SW Autumn Autumn Cres. - -/ MT -• ® re Mal Eap-mlyy mon dam le"'se raw 6 nom reaaswry. Cal t ,427- ,•anlH wonrq a inveno A Pmevlew Lane AS A RFSL:I T d tf 0UI< 0.%tA11N(: SM Mon - Fn 9 am. - 3 Sya}�a��,_a lll'40 Mom UP to White Cedar Dr. E)WANSION, THF FIX LOWING oL, "•'^ ara��xrl�0et ear Silver Maple Dr. POSMONS ARE AVAILABLE AT THE Loot. sur- Yrwrrb ink H R o C . 76 9e Rd kvlNNttVc; Kri1iLSOMF RechlmwM s, w Osnaw m wad AApppoNN wtmn sw son tea.. aunty Zan. Oaneerm SCARBOROl1GH Will Rd. *ASSISTANT MECHANICS elm LrkNdmA. 13, .rock St. 930wm-i Dapm FYsw so6ow N Vital fQ1Mew shan1g Stan Pka Meadand. Rd. 1- full-time year round cal- � Meagan Or. Bathgate r. 1 full-time seasonal k HAIRSTYLIST/ )aka some expnkrla d Acheson Blvd. MANAGEMENT k,..,g Him I ,, ,.w- Centerial Rd. • GOLF COURSE MAINTENANCE WORKERS pwauw •Ida ,'• lice ca adreslratwn a meg a awvmnrw ur "i �,, . me "` Cir °•" rcomparderTn� rs es can link Iorwan a Ia�I fm Gddbe invermargge Dr. n- D HAIRSTYLISTS/ -5 full-time seasonal Gram wise -wry tiro IpwmaYn 1ppomab a ix•wa r. . g r �,, a ,m ,� , wmEtergardens Tr. Nut Supervisor MANAGER Notuvated and keen individuals are "` F••v• nwf rows b emrvYw Whitetodi Dr. $200 welcome -on- encouraged to mad or fax °°""" hm Ceare'` a Golders Green Av. (905) 576.8852 applications to 3-.x•. )lull L Cern rDOfti taANtEg from Ca- 'ENIS Opportunity Employer' bonus New salon/ floe anentwrm of: Call Lank a Ilea. ba.erm 2'69 b caa• GrandfnaD Cn. unit em 1 (9a9)619-ite7 •I •la yen 1991 Tarin- YYYYYiYiY} new opportuJnity. b Pawaa. ow s2o.Doo n omyoam9Atra Great Nab I AMM w2 e 8 Neu Acton CGCS Hair Fraess Sm" oN2es 0-M sGmoWsheps. n- FOR �� 1 Mee s l commission. Next- Director of Gou�$Course nopentiorfs T CIO" V'^wy moor,* 4W CALL �T� � � w," nw,M days ffm �B LaoL ABut Ontario -iefnn. s35W� 367-21M.140. Expuiena neceswry short ii for a ewyslNw or Nwy ble hours o co- RMT Mr&VAGBRO. no. Will= O ECM1flY hours. FraN•m salary wan p aim= wwnwlof 14 NO Perms, n0 CO VS 4S7 Fax 1901) 427-)611 (9OS)t201'7F '* 106 F•0-1 commission. Bondable Reply mhramas Ida ow 2 boys br afawe. warkon cerkwny (W* OWNER CPERATORS for Us b Cltwsw Nixon. M7Nthy SS�epplemar. jour, just take a No phone calls please 0� � On- i Carudal opaa,wa coil- 430-4688 ITemb PKIW" IN* deep breath and We would tike to dunk all appbcants for amilwshra' to p `� wWitgm Ian Rove MI 905 3id1. Dean i coot Valid PN* naiad Iww. No e• call. Management 9218 �Hr°Ing interest in aur company but ally P1gp. apply b pwsm: 212 pmwKa b al kr F C ei ,p'1m�n"d those ates selected for an interview will semi $I.E.. OWw. auWwoa 719 Pickering Live -00- ,or 06 idwd F 7 ydw position available. rece,v.e a response. Prrkalkg feat keNrw• Learn what Super- ^MMIC ASIOUNT die" opertirga for nrytaifrs hull/part old W w 1,u n Sep,. 9 )alts can after ou. "� waqw Part time E mien od time help. ECIE CPR a awl V W Now hiring NEEDED PlaaWOM erg In .Ck- W W. W A IN Ph . P1lar fiWuP.PT%U.PT Cooks St11Nen S --g «peraerbe all 6e3dg9ve� arm. erinq area. Call LICENSED OPTICIAN p' ~rm n" tb yr;,l FrMb 'eSa WAlfrfp Please drop off Retail expeneffce erEl mm. oriel, nwMl- re•odl rune' twa.e fon sur 1-888-888-7778 New' graduates welcome. send resume to: Int. itis Eamw 51.. Oar- For busy satin. Hourly resume ro Pfd. 6 s and 2 era yr. 0-e =nal. ext. 1552 ONE STOP OPTICAL aortrlo 01171.50 lied qpa conrrismn 1660ICingston Rd. Cat41i,2e6 6223 _ ECE NM CPR AN a- 10 Simms Drive, A IeLL >� E pahnme NW 8 bom b. Pham Unit 01, afO6iitdn3 sin ow UWAWL IW lime (toll Free) jam, Ont. LIT 3J5 Te NA FaMlitia foo Bab or waby Grp Pune P4Wwm olguitwl NODZONs - an DIaY Oowslen "ft sem. IPREN TOIMtHr-RodtlsCal Ain IN 905-4211-33118 Emillelml Cl, or,, WHITBY EL E CSI arb5a 7m17e « 9�- Piu. 6�s �p OMc. a stli•mMm'vaW7 Nem ExFER1ENCe1 "-in man wmnp dnMopnlanal- SERVICE / REMANUFACTURING r4e1s. aft for Vho or Ter- a M ewblr0 irldYidl/aIL n Imbaka.. Oil draws. I•e matin, rwpaYibM AJax 7rs" Company triare0 la ad" asaa mom-, Requires •w primus wild ams- pwsa� as dporYaoll a mNk looking for •ationer A per- hishcing November IM seehnp /r, sine''Ppwl Pr[Tom 3-,y, 3-M etwn dales. br mom ado mE (905)725- son to do tin rep�mq 6 Non-smoker Must E4 lids' relkf waken fa P10111 s WgrlhCM POrsm; light material and pad)- ssTYLISI'S kApppry'� al PENNZOL 1% N9➢. arum Faa resume: 905- some hwatimalg aN within Ow Durhum area Re- ape handling. Summer position. MYsuYy Rd. S. Aim. (a 693.9192. raobrq redwrad LLaappyy Ord/. 111NIelrlelA= D5W a mwral- • Person with Electronic Assent experience needed brlllal•Pwkarsg phm rah) '"T"M 19%1309.2731. rm. first aid. CPR. awkry to inY Pe 600, seyblm to Moet mm / Vim Berson Tech, yak Iran a persm cenurm for tester position. Willing IO Vain person with HIONE RDs MafdeO, sou br WNay Sonia Must UYE IWOUT rods. pwnmp perspanrve. ode ,o related experience. � pive'y'ardg' ppaayy lop dodo. glma oolllpaly INBIItT r0T11MTED,secra m eieey,erwed. fi6e��i s lip. 2 kat. aes�Faao� g run within un mamapnq abbool Call 90566&6429 erndey WY a Igoaaq Ida sd•nlosva4d• lit- bry wanted lot sma, busy .9e ExpenencNtnirwWreler- was toms, awe w product p�w'011w19.m11�IM' mewl irWviduas for Stas Fi riNMMug be aYmtid @MY IRSTOMTM SND► emsmm-smoker Dnva duradu nteretwa cotKHn Fa bnwVlBw nal rdOrn. Pleas d Allison 905• Rd°ures a mlCh an c that is preleneWlex hours Good int *an the job Quablrawrls. ADULT r10EO STORE re- AZ Of SiYerY 138-9187. wow to Ywn mai. Mum pnereuad in Mousing m an islet slag. Lege ddY. and the values of Chnsban Quires pan lime store front luso 9sdd dNra aril Ira•nlar Horibox and wool driver's b- counter hmelp Previous relad TEA lit 9os•425-6824• '•'111E/fiRAMO aPelNla Oft. some bgolieepkp rt edam 6. dash can. Call 1 1-so47e24. FIRST CROICE EXTREME FITNESS. Rrnlry'!! IPrired send roman to � sur. hwcm Motors (9%)-668- arYe Slrba resmks to upenerlu a mull Pleae DRIYLa 30000 SD FT SM d lie at rryY KaYlua old Assonalw: N16. MNNYMgOEaEEPEN PM- CoordaWa d Stmm and Call (905) 721.1557 Ida h u. required. Competitive BAIR Cb17TERS 3009 fadlNy hue n e2 SNrrood R0. E. Apse, Ord_ time. 6 Yr ole 6 1 Yr 010 Supports. S7i OshaWentwa. Onrth St. mew wages Excellent ball- PO•N� 4"0" is Ova 1 9p5-/2 Non-smoker Light E Una 20 a with onhrb Oda" A w B PMsarNlg i MILLION b 1.1T ?a a bac to 7- COST ACCOUNTANT - Long prelwrW UH 3Y8. We with to rlalw ASSISTANT MANAGEN % .fit package, yearly exercise dpupmerml Halnmw 9964 term temp. 2 years cost u. housekeeping. Mer Prepaa• everyone for mint interest oared. Retail box store Ex. safety bOrW6e1, 90S'I•i6.0565 nrenOm, rlarm, IIM. wnM, Y eoombg arta firer" bark. ban. Appra•. 25h,si k. Rax however. only Ih1mt refurlks penena m scheduling labor elearl driver ab5ryad, ppaanmoten, fybex, qukdon. noun. $pant deemed appropule for tin man,pemem, inventory caro criminal search BES uboww Illead 00 Ide ryise nn mar w. A Fleln Awe pOaINM aWW Must PickeringmE. area 33W � (�)$19- Dpoa�H,Hon tmN be consiared ted. POS experience mer and ICC rseaicdl. construction sik 2-3= per body Trek Iwt b nm a kw in you Noma slid cam- Vrewous applicants need at dwmds,ng 2.3 yurs expen, raw E. erred AifO auabble OI le meta d fix resumes to Sun Plus MNNYMWSEIIEERR. pan - US and Canadian Cad (905)666-0006 Yearn try EnpExc . Ism appy cna Aooy to hk 1112. and Yew fwkrxme pod. awm room. Word %, Excel. Power (Itfi)195-0911. time, non-smoker n0wred in OSNwa itis rkUl, PC ease experience. amessm rhrl pool. personal Iramrmp. Pdn. Meridian pulite R waMd. experHrmu our hone for 2 THE MIL STATION Greer 161 865 Fateweu SI . OsN- 585 WenwoM SI, E, DAMN, regwred ,dl -lime. dlYoprttsc inn. amore A syuwn. 0-M err capmihr III ,. must hove own K fermi Lamer Become a 14, Ontario LIH 71.5 snit so Oshawu ON, Mua be e��rerirrwM Plww nuswq mrrapy pop p3- ow rid onim flaks tppY P110ni must hoe chill in Rgugemdnv rax Iretakcun. cvwr trannlp LIH 3V8 or .1Gorda127-7494. Preview Cenn JI755 Rder- Rgpla wu DYh a IN Rowbaa Rd. au. Must avrMDY in aahhaal "Am. MVAC All DRAMA CaN 19851133•--is9S kq Pa1wy n _so hoam A same or sur naw Me LfOEpEO e00r PERSON Nom own wlkda. rrmrmy atln sur rarmdkp. atiCwn w� TEACHER ENTHUSIAST w Ask for Cherlk I�ST"Ti wAN1EOn n r dw 40, A pb byroad amd weep. flat frNn busy sram0d gen. Lipid hbwrkbp. Hrq Naft Harm oval- I.sn E,eranca rrpuirrd br bill Day (9pSN28- Fu mumd le: sap n Pen Ps" Must have n awe linpp Wn time t0.2G lieu sYm SM t11t)721•Met bot= rd e.penence Call 8087 Nwi f20 19051721- wtlmod dknuY Pw- 7626 2 wqN 1" 0 nka pep, awroa 2t week Grana t3. $20au call elvq (9%)-831-N20.... 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GII 7I630761wp1 MAN BEDROOM SUITE I., ',elk 550 11105) 42D WEDDING ORM Sue 11-12. satin IS lace. I- bap M Dads. inn Ihat bastes up. Hxvad s900 rMn 427-%79 1 MkIM GARAGE spa s brown SpnngS Gple3 olm pen es nstalle0 SIS Nw dory opinion Oum,y Plus Doors l4 R , goo 1prS n.u. se. baro - 9 domaga. all, prarsd sm. A" slow. ager Ob✓J W4 tabes W set 5 � n"f14W 2 ON JM$OX[S moulding Igo Cos m eAcr, LAM N.. pnelll - on _`= `eamrg Mop, Goo pal PhHo 1905157S4$X oro CAGES la MAY. 403 US each Plein cW Ton,. Tao, GWET INNER. 100%. *It- rima. pall, Stan W wstav cape F. 3 dors, 00 Price 70 SlOMK ddI pod allMINNOW in y6r hale Fier eeoNho n put hone 1 No w"no a1) P6ywem apt I o. M ow Came. 1 -am 217-0104 i wren I ler of carpo. tat -tan now a&an A rut ,/r . tr a pr 1 mah. 5340 IMG .rpy i M IOWArM (30 . ylhMl i m. iM[ ' go" Lwt aac 10F w ..- qqttss ,pati a van pin T kale. Grp;: J ruwns SM in M6 K) boom Grpx paw. ON pew ouaiw sew Flat abm,me, rarpw motile satwoe man 4wd mew m awes Sm Us. cwn sm CA we sew uupp to 501 On large 1RIIL7dn d Col. No umbow am oNk Farr $rat op m c5- A•W. jMS 1400. (4/6pBi- CMP To= 2 lrws. A 2 Dwb�s impar etc 67000 (905263-8614 On" Noor SET 9 PC. faw alwl,ai ra.odesk am 01.9" vast $3800 Nomme; $100 (9051'4243165. Adm OMN16 ROOM TABLE 84rck Aniede I1msn ."I U+ars 00 090 6.10 MI6 'hiep aW s0g 040 (9ils- aw-rgs 8MPLAY/STORM LIMITS fry ,oC--'ua SM a p .1 n, , Phon hooks e 72- 601 06234259 PREEno-IWooa ExceInrk41 14 a if cod wnrk.hg CorN- IIn. $250 ob. (Onmo) W5. W1145(9*) NNW APPLIANCES. Sales Pari Srna Entrain$1042 p, feel. lrat-Ira. 2 year ea who low $1400 orl Saw Low" so S Maas $10Wup ry�trisaSl 75, Np, oUtW$ n.OWN and ea- •'a-capadi new seek 5150• N. ON sola ooVW kwS, 150. ow ft age nu - crows" $300. u0ra0nl tray Am. kW ew up R- s rondetar a1�02 syR IO XW3 50=*Sts 19ONnO.4426 EMU IIANMSrqcotsmpppetode. o°iroo CGo 655 4655 PIANO'S - MEMDrW 5650 Ikoanwh's. $750 IOI.Yn %fp. $120. Ko" gall IppgpeAO sm.mano CpF GI1571-0730. Maude k4o it Dols on *Mo. GaM do* N now. Ito SWIcbo. of Nva and web PwAt new ago Oils i = SM Rod up. RON M ork 100% Ma Tail r=Apply kdokW of Alp_ daMC dada NOM e% add up. Ca TELEP PWq 4141491. Fm POWL= We but G al aim am mod 0001 iO!P maul. :M alp m alliin$. Gwit6led lock police. (906} 615$452. Malt I$ OW APPUAWAS. now at Awa1dy� mcoadr 'moM. full M mww 9062Q•a30paw 1.806?W 502. SNEO - Dum* epode INN $ X a' OUT II, only NOR:[ aaBaMl l�a dppYNkgips7rN6N1p1p f - 05619.2WCi. NN, kb now; penMry desk. am" cat; swW =16= OCMkg 1 alnacaf, tray rsiNr table. 96Tn••M59. 3M SANE 4' Nord Cons. $1400. TTFadmM SM. Oak Tables sm Mich. Sanyo nb created .$75. Cal N 19N)- TBaUIIM Trate. we werght h 15n boom, N Nd. $4995 41.8' Brwwick pool lade. cues. sternlamp. 01000. (90511-72#1.2111. IMM tEAMIER s225/ep. ued uni 513UNp, now IrldOA It5W961up, Wnow s 884swuupp pAlpil6lGs, 777 KNgnan Rd, 906.1626-P&M Vrige, Day Care Available 1 AMcorSale far USED Fa E 3225, all up. used stoves $200 and up, used washers $250 dryers $125 and up New brand tome trrogas. 16 c f 3605 New brand name 30' stoves $449 and pD New 5 c f freezers $255. tem 5 C1 bar trMpn. 5225 Stephenson 11 Ap- pliances 227 Court St, Dsha- w. 576.1448. 14NEMN FURNITURE This IS me last week 0 our Som- mer TABLE SALE These are tie lowest prices we have ever offered for our t0% SOLID OAK or SOLID FIVE to. bles...Ow C13thmo n hard brkl0 each and every piece a our date of 8* an WOO*"*. •g faplM .Combine this with yaw dorm of colour and our unbelievable NO MAR finish And you haus furniture That will 'ASI far gereragrls. with lumber Dykes using, we may never be able t0 repo If --- low perces Agan 155 Norm Pon Road IS off Ream Full For, Perry. 905-9858774 1 Artklp want ANTIO1I11AbsolwoI,l Air "cc alwaysaluable usually free'. PUrdaSig omenti a - lanes w/saM amara caN- ents. (no him to caw W. side 1)d). cdkcbm of arty son. QiM"" r Single en- bao eems Somm Mang in Yoorcroft 00" IV by to rt span to all aims Raw Bowen Amm,pla- Bre olor Ontario (905)655-6649. lax (905)6555501 CASH Oa DEALS. We Buy Stu. & mune, Pay tom dollar br IFo nems n.0- arbor w06. Gr aiudo. gds. CD's, moves. pares, gold. dla- Ramos. lwfwun NgSNJ;i-IM 905 7t=n74 1)C5)666-gOW 1 a :'ems an ew•rg wdelr DO yom hire ryuaae an - Tomes Of OMN colftM7 LM 5 assistyoun .w aam de dory rogrest *04 m W=yA .1m, 'AM.q. Cyd MURans' Wein r 905965B161aperwke sv \�ItU LSE U f MNOSSING MACHII\E i e pLi,tw I U Arch " ax call Sav At s79-6407 SAL[ 1 PAIGE MSTALLA- IKW NAVY Pref Reclag war 100x, 6.2ruuna a r g decks 12, 553% hilae mkos but 2 Lo- den. will $Mer pwN a x.o- krex I4A4668F7564 E Lar • Farts F OUND t rvN4n aivmed ale. (sash P01111a. rah Jet. Mon hand vow 1MW raeyy Pow Alia. 1 yaM. R1rnYy Apyw�arsW .0 o-aaiordd s» uta t6Hned Ma. 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St.$DO a is of 52000 United, Miami 652-3756 MN B Sorwsee. as is Spa commie, pry lMr 6d fINDe $1 080. 080. 905 IMT 0000 60 SE, 4 0'6R- aes 4 door MN, very good ccondidionn, r grew. Are con, , IOU BMCB GLEESSABBFEEE. good cal tally lodd. Cero- 831-0064 a (91Ni MI DOOSE Oa01, good -WIN &:- Sae reed. W, xwaps S00 a a. 42- 7137 Aga 6•p.m. weYdrA 440 HYIIIIBAI, cwmw. SOb a . podgy W 7249348. at 436.6518. 110 10OTItC Malo m - Nw, MDR SED. 4 old 3M 00 OURSB00 M M. CAN eMpeg" (9%j6tSit Nor 180 KM LMSabro. aw Ora, e■cdkm wwmw. $1.950. ca 905cli-O 99. M0 CAVALIER -. can- rtmen, Sop 000. 905.574 1664 (srlpl 1MlM0 gCpNOadl CavyHr. ltAppO #11100 18M CGIEICA 4 dr.. 31 V6., gab. sic. AfN�M CASs . carN- 604 $19%, 1979 EI Cemk w. mimes. s3500. 579-7178 lm $on MMONf Ls 1951(ms Excellent cadUa. Rebuilt IramTNssigl Fully ladled Mud be NM. Grb- bed $4700 (9051665-8761. 110 POO MC StNwkd LE. 2 'IDOL fit* wr1 blU uwbr, MMMBU UamlNffirh an - kg $2700 o b.o. Ca (906)5742861. 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S' S0 080 80 19051.57} a-3 MINER'S SAY TRAILER PARK 35 1969 Fkerwood x.nwmis seeps 1 i 1.16' Kori" roan EwGF r.•a k6eSoe ufe. 905TJS- S nt Nl1.N Trp MAr•npD yin S,v:':'9 wk$121,1.iknd Index 9051655-a0- 1 Aub Lrtanq BARGAIN RENTALS a 6 '.•nG Pipntig ,+16;931 ru IAHAMA I. 10C e•^^• �,vmiuvm Ara I, �f'.15U V 8V 8 789 En 10' ALUMINUM nal ••wile• 5 m.oA a Ill.. $2000 08 : Cie 40A-0164 or M4 W 24 FOOT Thiwowcrw term a.pnesi 260 N, rw9irr: pane w. yt Gall. aMeY. liewK. o r " M. hiRa w tml 1164, ew fi4tl-r lnw- em. waalw ewra, exoMw Nati- tnlaa a Ila nodi to AWg it3.po -,- Y-Tre.7 in, 1.42 -BMS fens n Csntwt P-1. em $reap. to Doi t4A M11aMI, 11 ao%awrh ,.d,ft wNno0lKlr, 060 4701 I BDNM DSm• asLow BACM&AR. 2 a di Indoor naMeras v :kr a G0 and RIn all Inwu1W Kellt wC wo P•n a $Mob L bWang Available Ah••M SM mck w o hrs/IAsI saw4w i Ro ded, (N6167145p Warren CA Tri 1009 9 BM APT:Pon gala PI kR BOWMANVILLE• I bedroom Ali C.nky mvrp BD pound .i stn GRNwd IILUI mw gab na6Nd am[- At .w Pop hens qrwe.nSlw ML - M20nPowa9 olSMnnwg..laOR ftMowawwa,owBAAaMyk,rpe•kr ArC6Ytar1Ap6e- - 1 NOR M m GowkG Now" VZ101 ts• ktw hop Sem a,.awq� Rp in rrlovaod Lmndwure. 7446 loom'NICm. arOroOm mo a Mall6ld A.N NnnAnf Elrertanrl 2757 M whdNu.s. 72511421 twnrLhedruwnNrod ow d I @moon10" 1Y~ .olcOnre neo- ens-n-1.10en 3DCB wet,"Non then Aad Av07 905 wow. cowled owW-$V-O.A 106864 saopp rut. Asia Ali 1st Col" l asi w .:Ali I. I $671aM W s nomad ISL a 1 Indruom iarl-e.n mw %an 1905)Q7n W,4k-WPNs avAUb,e .1 well-manlwnd bddacep e a tatrhall. LRPOOl#00 ata 1- Ca IVE723-W7 amoom Da,emenl a"n- BUMLaRNCH ' bid WW aid Neel StP--x "'A"' sq -W". IunaS"d %O-S-pye contained in . A,. SM Umni, M pets 1zL1AL Awl A.ykpe un "a CAN Iva Cyt all Gout (9051-63& (9051631.7524 ererangS. 7159. days 1416)564 7224 fIMNMNED 1.Osroom 1-NOROON Basement -Now Wstmem apes mem apinri-I .119n1 :dean Ar LAWdly LacdOn (MWIg C-4110ned - pe. close w mull be vane In ; aa peo- slorcs a Sowols term AW ed $60WmdM a wro a rye 679.6613-4"w am 79.6613w $690 Sept 1 it cis 3630 5 1-B60B0011 wAu.,;: 119ER/00l B MVIY opt newly Irk law brg14 2-De0- am baemmt Apartment m -n kacnen. gaaina na ton -:makers. ""ARM. 750 as . AMW 905-837- 0016 N. Odor. 2 - trope. Lae. GrAra Nia". awidry. cl'Abos. InCaYad. nrOrood foots. $7% ualmw AAlabe Sep 1Y 905 -CM -1146 3 BMNO011 NYie Canary pWW had Aug Is[ A W (% )905) -7247902B -79M . 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Elva 0 C APPLmm. laundry fapldies. t2d- Aa August I (43I5 MMEDIAR POSSESSION Oshawa central racermn. fa- matatumurnsbetl baempU .1 in n bduarom to D) M hO M with amt QDUQI4 Laundry.pwmv mma ON", Cams gpinNss ham ted last As50D1 men. cal for ants i%m .*:sign f9ill ENE -18" WWW - 2 i 3 Indecent APNIMMS avb"w unee- doLa 4216-789-4145, at 905665.7513 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY, JMb 22,1"19.PAGE 13 -.fore i 1 tAr or RerN�- RerR Renl Fbedrooms. LIPPER APTS. roBdloom, 2 avvlianCBs.und ping. LBY CRT . 8 A.M. -1 P.M. .M. - 5 P.M. SUN. 12.5 (9115) Ip -6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED BLUEWATER PARK - WHITBY 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI. 9 A.M - 5 P.M. (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED we THE SUMMIT PLACE • 1,2, 8 3 Bed Apts. I Awd • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES COORTICE Pd 3 aaam • w, main AN Util. Includ i olio;. sharedr, larchau uTorigam de".call • In - House Supt. & Maint. 4 leave A1CsW U MWA. 3 berpom, 2 story Rental Office: MOST - Fri. gem - 8 pm ami with a,laaed garage. Sat 6 Sun I TOM- 4Pm seperate And n+ingrdmng- oom wrrvmmedialery. 2990 . /m0l fii W. Mer- / VALIANT PROPERTY rst PUERM9 6w1 rc s Rd / MANAGEMENT SheonenJAve 3 bedroom, close to public all hu011 905-579-16'26 sc, . 11,000 /from put m:laha h0ast. references. a' A40 kle Sep 19 (905) 839 WINDJAMMER PICKERMG "removed! IOG- APARTMENTS - AJAX 23 •lea Muse z gad . .. ..., 1 ,1 puce 2 tensed 33 & 77 Falb crt. Afford- '� A "sew. p w y u: vino . 1/2 arbia IMS) - able 2 bedroom apartments 7719 From $785 per mo. includes"' s,or.., C/A.aoDWwc Fridge, stove, broadloom,sl,W4, W. nov,$rhter air, heat, hydro, water and ;'.",:).422,9;4 told" ROD unneo one parking. "UlliNIG 2. Operator w, yip . a 0 Till wee tO PTG Call 686-0845 Aw-a (905,J t a .,pl� ,L 111 61050 ..• r6 or visit US at: water mal nor ergs s+ww.irethrs.com/'hull street/floor/ ,w 7 ledrooe pis den. do- 7657/highnw. r.html. �'a,- -.*Y. swam ung pose to 6Wpow •! fMNnU 1 bwAsm r-'!•nC+9 5818640 rq PROFESSIONAL Sarong •. bedi06nr rc::-.:c�:..a.:'. S1nd61rrMrml. wry emnaG •lr house f1) Aue tsr. r ts1 n Apu RkMmg R Cae p 905819-t9% 1 gap F A AN OSHAWA SDUTN 3 bed men• ' urap _lase tO ALL INCLUSIVE RHA/U st Averkne Amason tY 19051 s749966 days BEAUTIFUL TpBINMMF WUIl Rd $ A.AI SW Aug., • $12 mo ok%u& 3 beroomr. Now F5- rpm .0 wW low b W N. 2 me - d Imine per1a11B. Yore M G0. yyyprrr� senuoN. Co. Pafi LAW Oram Non smoWrs. rfiimpeDet$ GII w Wye RM4 831.300. 19051 as A . Nc, we* Same 2 pedranm +ptAMMOM, pl6- Y,w.ir a.wired. 114209 .5-N. wo SaDw.men liteArelowila ,H- ,9OS/GT-3793 &ft Ern SUN TN AJAX &N. 3 oproom gam ar. ap. 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MYLTAnBMK- urge workno A N Miller baem"N a0art6FNN 4 appynpa. Pakn0. dear Go. mwf. earkbk iMme"oy, femaN DnkrmO. non-smORrr 1416)2$43580 CONMKE- (TomnuN7Man1 Room far Nm R 5 LVL pr- �Y1Salam kir. Gam. Dow. 3500. GII 105) 433-2007. AMO- MnlaiM lo 401 - 3 tewaw a ecubw na- Smoboo twrostw Ione to am Rea one Slparae 3PC onvale Not own kvngroom Laundry. A/C, firepn. 8m a door. Sat PTnsiond Owe stra. S65Nmo Aalable Nva. Peters gos•886-9963 SAM MOTHER SEEK" napww* vaso. to share 3 bedr0ain house S5Mmo . 1R Williams. Lag month's red NgWAk (905MI-6313. WWMY bed stood ram d man Itvel Shan ulUMn. baW an Inclusive. parlurg. rtf&WKM Sas working ppr0� Son Aad sop 1st lialI1 $401'mo (905)665.8768 efWM -dean qukt mature home to share. Large fenced IndiWrO. IrOm porch. larn- eprryn l,14.G. walk h. s,a- 0 arkadOne 39vmo Mark. MOM WEST LOCATION (Oshaw) 2 bedroom ppeem- IoVte condo Ar, 5 appwtc- a. wry clam 5-p gaKa sm MT 119051728-7916 everi- Ws SOCK OF RE MNGTT -., OWN YOUR HOME - From $7001month ANrrea. anr $30.000 yeary� .. _•• NOt,dead' dcwmvoyl rant i CM Liwmt - Hop towdw,-,pW twr nom as Choose ord: Ca•h W"* to N SS.000 QB x: a ow"Kxwd Mort�N�a Rai•. Ole 13(905) $71-6275 or 1-600-4240-6275 Mark Stapley -Bute POP. sufon caoup Ea m PAO*Y. : p: 420 42V 1011 $WACO* STRIMT NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove 8 Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 rwi:: ,,.y,.• :o ku Dry NC 1N1SO - 50 nut alewbes 5650 SOn. arOkOet 68Y 7126 42651-%12 am N6rd. snag OnOlw 1- Mdnrm pulmo$. Su, 1 tY-.. pa" swam W. lee. Si .hydro Cyt 905- , 05 5.11-=I afer ft. 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Aag. lit (9050 As 081 1 targe Bed bsml apt Parting. shared laundry, preae entry• bet- wm pv`dO.C, but rove Full bed UA ss60lmo. AAod rmrnd (905)-4341873. ,AJAX m- II Oeroom bMArTom Wan, sMpWPACPWA artle founin APOWq 00420tH, NOum ARdM rr no M10 ' idima G71 IN - OSHAYIA NICE 2 IEOR00 w: : .1e dot xaw ping $700 ten 11tint F7bpa LOve. uof s. Peru n .ond (905)-r25a43a OrMWA SOUTH 1 upper, !'le�,r ,I Sean k taDllhes 2 •ler perkilg. W - w" eKlal 1690 a .air scrowugemapmee7enrr mi. woe 16 (905j 57;Mt M W& Sm-, Spxoas Wean m duplex Fence, - parknp pep arae= 1650 i 2750 . wIF '5-!S AwdAwe 1- MOM, Peart Gf (905;42616" MOMMMC ' Sed two pep Sep n., cared 1rNdry b smokna'Pas Arae Sip Iva. 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Pnme Mod IGC~ -Cha Truck (mobrNl. t etRND 0 ien filen win oro aural 330. 00hm Serious enouna They 906- 1`26-4242 (leave messepe) WELL E$TAKJVMD Lenou- smN Company n Oil aea 10, sale 3 whiaa pus can - I., Senous MhttpHles only C41905-720-1669 1 ft --N " C"EAIIN6 ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES names 6 pu- vate pane numars. 1 90 451 3638 en 235 A 29,mn. ,rwL be IB i -tone HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An- swers Find t peace wrmm $299/mm ,8.-24 his 1 900.451-3783 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - $2991 18. 24 hours 1.906 45n 13787 OAll. HORO- SCOPE 1-908-677.7770 $500 24 nouns MISSING. 1987 Grad w- u0nnl IaYen Iva pare name ✓lata. hack na ormaal, hen tcif you know of andther GnM Nat" bmip-hied up la the mad CorIM You pN2Se call 579-9964 AN GII corn, OWWA HELAXING MAS. SAGE Smits, Senna. 4E Kap $I WI 905, 4W-9625 11 3G am •9Pn XPRESS vourso/proucts and Lngene home pods Re. Wed al,10Splleredone by a arced an5iltam Let us Pu - ,at you •.gam de tools to a- prlss7Z5-8999 oursM Fa nto Gu 19GSr . M Campanan NICE , ; ce guy wilt,S1: 0 C& Tire Money Jewel young. Imm. lad/ to summer fm together S.. meq. temp. etc. 'Nation Step Cal 723-7843 Please read your dassitied ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. 1 Bid" SHE'S AN, INGLL: GARCIA -- Proud first time parents Paul & Brmadise are thhlied to announce the birth of their beautiful baby girl • surah Christine. r Sara:..Ir-pe ed on Inlay Nth, : "- at 2.55 p.m., we,ghuWR in at 7 Nis. 15 oz. and warmed our hearts. Welcoming Sarah are her ggrand- parents Lecinel & Marw Guria of Pickenn& David & Noreen Kimmerer of Whitby, her aunts Marna, Danielle and RAqueI, and her cousins Andrew, Jul* and Emily. A specwl thank you to Dr. McIntyre and his wonderful Staff, the excellent nurses at Aiax- Pickering Hospital, Dr Blumer and Irma Carxm for taking such good care of Mommv and Sarah. 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M iarrU Aerea. a faY srAW. Thurs. at 6 p.rr CLARKSON AUCTKINS; 905.640.6411 Antique furniture appliances etc Owner and opera for TO ADVERTISEMYM KM YOUR AUCTION AUCIrICINS W HO SL CALL E>a[Iwo b in 683-0707 ; �1 Scugog Community Centre, Port perry 1655 Reach Street, off Simcoe Stmt Friday Night, July 241th View 6:00 p.m. - Sale Starts at 7:00 p.m. Truckload of mimed merchw.•.IENr i 1 od'22 bin +L__^•R . k end of . j%an in ....E gam be id aY Ala -u Partial list. Emerson, Sony, Philips. Ma0lavox, Orion, Aiwa, Memorex. Panasonic electronics, cordless phones, VCR's, 32- TV's & TV/VCR, 19', 25" combo, CD/disk radios & home stereos, CD walkmans, camcorder, caL ID's, stcr&s with 51 CD compartments, fax , microwave, houseveare, giftware, hand tools, drill press, 14K jewellery, emerald, sapphire & ruby, Eternity, Ann chlsten & dinner rings, gold earrings, chains, bracelets, watches, Rosewood furniture, wikllifc figurines, luggage sets, Tramondna cookware, knivcs, smaU appliances, toaster ovens, coffee machines, cedar chests, Halogen lamps, outdoor sensor lights, cameras, touter A ovens, deep fryer, pasta machines, glassware, accent furniture, metal hall bench, cheval mirror, health walkers, cyclone cross trainers, bread machin -s, crystal glasses, small pool tabic a much more. Terms! swh- Vlsa. MIC only. ai1Rri /1- TI- NEWS ADVER71tiF,R WLDP)ESQAY, JULY 2t IflM � . SCOREBOARD (Brae Raltrlaq. KarAm wawwtl. Maapry lltlkaae, � � M : "«� ' �. e otalra b+1••.K. w a 7 o - ---- VaarK, Laura IIurN. Betlry RoOsrasn. MV► KrlaarN B Hearty), Narmay Rarteh S (Stepharsa Eaalort, . � Cemdb MuPfweon. Llw Ngrr. .. FAX GAME RESULTS TO 683-73_63 DAIa■rWn�tpMy. iopolous, MVP Carnets McPherson), _ _ D,Ktivbw SIreN MWI a (Nicety Rub, AIMN Farr. ��tX11B PIyE Ik1O 11110E11 Bl�D OIV�011 SMllsy Far, MVPs TarkMa Van Roserrrr CMnpl: _ afAB10N S June 2p - Ormarrew SINN Meb12 (Nleole RW. Alvan JwN ?0 - Syedt Carrprrte 1 (Kriga Reid. MVP Fen, MVP Abse Fur). Biaarbecw 0 (MVP Brrtwry Mwarl: Sures 3 (Krrgim Nuarn 3, MVP Amy ttaOrreN MedNtl. Pun ErNryy BIglrKre a (BrartOon Tree)• Thrxrdar 2 !Sian ibrpmp, Wllory Ndmn. Prsare 8. Spence Femantlex. MVP AIM Watltlee), Sulkers 8 12aMary Danirpo /, Jacob PalbsMl MVP SNrn Wieling), HarmorN Rarrcn 2 (Sleq+anr Cantlo Cammnuk. MVPs Knabtl Alh. Z•Mey Eagm, Wiw Evans, MVP LW Heneml. Liphtmrrp 2 (NKroN Zorn 2. MVP HeatMr MackencMr), Twisters 7 Dana+gol• LphMmp 1 (Atlam Spree. MVP Lrm Nonny; (Leena Capelbttr 3. Melissa Egan. LirMsey Duncan. SharNy's Oplrpl 1 (Jessica Murt. MVP Motlen Wrlm). Laura Lawson. Meghen Tulle. MVP Lintlsey Duncan). M Clearrsabt 1 (ShebrNy lkytl. MVP SteplNn ArnoNl. 8 M Meals t (Shannon Mclepgnun MVP Shannon Gerry a Som Auto 2 (Philip Dunn. Erik WIY. MVPs MCLaughbn) Zan Loetarger, Denial Parra). Certdiie0 Wahrq 8 Au UNDER -15 GIRLS DIVISION 7 (luc GeilttrNr 3. Abaanr>.r Genus. Taybi Humer. Wteel Spalas. Tybr Fraser. MVP Luo Gaanrrl. Juty e - G.ny B Sons 3 (Duren Paras. Pnulp Duren. Evan G . MVPs Zan Loesmger, Ehven PerraU. Sirten 3 (Jacob PaNschi 2. Knutl S.. MVP Christopher Bathgebl. &izzartl S (MNMw Grape 3, Chnqrn Drmopoubs. Parts Patlya. MVP Melhw Grape). Pun Emrgy BatterNs 8 (Spence FernanWx 1. Brandon Parsons 2. KyN Faxsimmons. Ater War]tlell. MVP Cnristopmr Elcompl. CeMiatl IMelmq 8 Au t3 (Wlaal Spates-FNbs 1. Tynr Fuse /, Taybi Humer 3. Kaitlyn Fnmmg. Atlam irtlnnef, MVPs Nicole FNrbw, Kelsey Harlow!, Snomey's Optical 1 ISelvn Mena), CleansaNs 1 (Smbney Lbytl 2. Joshua Manmlh. JMm Horpck, MVP JUWn Wmagnmsl. Kicks 3 (Agan Karr 2. Dyna Morgan, MVP DavN Lpsetl). Twisters 7 (Bryan Bprtlash 2. Yam Babnyne 2. Spencer MossNy. Michael McGarry, Antlrew BenrNtt. MVP Spenpr Mossny). Sysott 3 (Kraals Wrtl. Jugm Dunlop, Tmany Little, MVP Harvey Smqhl UNDER SEVEN BOY$ DIVISION avISIDN e Juni 30 Lyhlnrnq 6 (Cnarnon Ewa 3. vanev Faxasnflran 2. Shenker Sharma 3. MVP barmy Leblanc). Cam Tod 6 Ore 1 (Dents!. MVP Alesantler Wlpnl. &rxxartl / !Steen Martrnex 2. Timahy wnrte. Sal Moncaoa. MVPs Timothy Wnrte. Sal Monpdo. CtlrielaprNr Wgusw). 7 -Eleven 0. ThurMsr t (Kareem Benlemm). Reagan 3 (Callum Lynch 2. Bnrrtlon Wibbnq. MVP Callum Lynch). SummeANNa GoumN 1 ($IMIn BarWxoskll. Plumbrrp Mart 5 (AnMorry Belbeo 3. JeMrey Montpenr. MrMael Benmalo. MVPs NiNpns SdiNtlelr, AnMOrry B•IINp. Ninon P), BI Teli 5 (MieMel Egns 3. Jugm Lenton. MVP MiMesl Lreett). Strters 0 (MVPs Kyle Harrison. Carey Bulpdil. Jury 7 - Rangers t r (Mark Slertatg 3. Cauum Lynch 3. Michael Kumnet, ennoar CopebrW. Mark Mrchaicka. Bnntlon Wiblong, MVP Branr7on Caprrrtl). Srrvyn 0 (MVPs Coragr Harnson. Ttrpren Ganes!. Bkuutl 2 (Cameron INlsap 2. MVPs John MM. Cameron Manan). SummertNb's (.purmN 0 (MVP EBNrr Dyk). &Tal 2 (Mryrel Evers 2. MVP Brake CWK), Plumping Wrt 3 (Amhdy Be1Mq 2. MiMaN Benrnuo. MVP Jeffery Mrxnpert). 7huntler 3 (Jaretl Cowtey 2, Bnnoon JeKerNs). Lrgmm�g / (Vane Frtxsm+mons 2. Duqm Hayward. CMraon Elkat. MVP Taeanaa+ WkrCarNkusl. 7 Eleven 0. Cam Tod a DN S (Marc LeveaOw 5. MVP Seen Spnrsl UNDER SEVEN BOYS DtVtS10N aYrtsroN C Jure 29 - LrgnMmq 2 (Shawn O�ogem. Tyler Jackfpn. MVP JrNihw pmu:). SmCair Lar Storks t flapbert sarcler. MVP Meawll pausal. Boo !Masten CMv- Op 0 (MVPS Cnrnrodrer MarreuYni. Jortlan Jonnl. Trvrgen 1 fRyrr Pertrer. MVPs MattlNw Morpetlo. ZacMry Atlrhsl. S1rIMn 0 (MVP JONw Steveml. 5-OYrm, Knipe a Assoc 0 IMVPa Coll Reitl. EkMm Metlr). Prilerrnq Sown Denial 1 IJecoD MecDaNltl 3. WwAr.tlre Senram. MVPs Lupe Pelbeohi. JecaO MecDanakll. TeN-Dull 7 IShw DN ZMo. MVPs Danwl Ro.ntn. JMn lioenoMl. BkxaaM , (Ally Antlreofl. MVPs Cratrarrr Hdrerkt. Janeererr CxwrJ. B K lien Lantlecaprq + (Ry.n SewYer. MVP Akwy Aaatl). Juy 7 - vis Moor comma 3 (AOMn some. z. Treys IirraNrlprd). Imo 8 !Luka Polnrtl J. Rrl'rrartl A•Dot 7. MVP Juean T•Y1pr). Lanae. veins 2 IGngOry Siren. Axon RaBarrxr, MVP Antlrw BNq) lorN Star Case 1 (StNrn Lalrh. MVP Argrer Dltori-WaktM) tawEll raNE BOYS omslob avIBIDN A July, - stokers S lGnnitopner W,gnr 7, PNer Hama. Waydan McCarron. MVP lralrtlon McCanoa). KawrNn 0: July s � Iae111way Wnegerrwrt ►.new, S IChrnteprNr arra 2. Nrcnoree Jprmslon, Aisem tleNpwn, Ythaei Nrcel. All Pn Laaaecaoep 3 (Shaven wrrig.n. Mrtnea H . Joan hnerson). crNa. Hare.00tl Fleamg ! paschal! CI.y�NA 2. Caeoay Spadbn 2. Clr.ropw TanbKOeo 2. MVP (Yea C.oers+sl. Rywvr Grwh. a lJrnr RoOer.on 3. Agra Mona. MVP burr Rssersprr), sl.t.r. 7 c..br IbrN a. J.... Bapu 2. CAnNa.n.r wripnr 2. MV► Anarr nand). M•Mey'a 3 (Kien crNwn 2. Gr•var Mee,W, Mv► !cyan Maaw) INgEtLt/ BOYa OrvMION JiaN a0 - 1Muticsra � IRYan Snoars. Dar�tl Grrtrves. Afire tiyclrrtesn. Rytlr tavK.gr, MVP( ryvn Grenern. HyUreKr Bararevl s►BwN S fCMrw IxepHaM t, 1Me WerN. MVI JYMn Yrirrrel_ TwMM 1 (aeetm.. Wan). Ra^B•ra f ($Mriesn Sarnpelio 2. YYMr Varyrr 2. Gadrs Mata. Peter Ngl. Stites t f5 MCNwI. tarees a (Paw Rata 2. WtttNw Uwson. Oerea POIaryR. Jolm ►awe Kean iii) JrrN 7 - Rangrs 0. aerkea S (Demur+ Par.aon a. S.an irtcNeer 7. Irki7toras aoreverl. Irlernan B.Mea. Kevin Bwl. Trrgen / (MNpNw Cneesar 2. renne. Wm. Jason Swu^y. MVP Etlwera KnrMr), IirOas J iDerek Rwryk Z. Perp tWl. Brivaw 0. Sb Spat 1 ICtwMs horreeee. MVP Drery SaNagnel BEYBII UID UNDEK WI4.S DIV1f1pN D1I/RION t Jay • -Boyer „onuac 5 fN¢onne Evans 3 Saran hewn CINnNae Bron. MV► Chrrseae Mown). VaMrtaps 1 IWmn Shan MVP kterrrsa Smnnl t••rr9•ra t (lerrrerrtM Wagtarrd, MV► Emma SNelei. Krara 3 lKnNr Lee. Ti/brry Serra. Clsrwcw Peaerepn. MV►a !Wren Cameos. Jameer verve!. Strare.a 9 (Mn King /. Vrgare KernWr•n 2. Waren M. Leigh sNPMe^. SamanaN Wootl. MV► Kar. F ), KAS Wrketwrq 2 IJema Sauer 21. Canaran Prpane club 0 IkIVPs CMntNN ,ao.gan. Arises rlewmanl_ Bktxrtl s ICowarey Bulaa 3 3rresma Mmr 2 Kaye aekp.dr z. 1laena heerJrrer. Layme Frau. YVP Eray wacarp-Milyrtla). Twregr o. T.eayi Angas 1 ISeipttenN Maewn 2 Mrpwas wrriween. Jenne sier.h, MVPs Kron Mo.+rir.al syrN IsrggmeOn) IIIIOEN sEYEN (Alllti Orv1sION orv1sK»I : Juy 2 - McMrINn a SawWsn vorw 2 IGruusn Clayton 2). Mab itllNol 2 IStephrva KKy. Karn iopnyaN. MVP Grtan ClaYlorrl. CarpN Toren 3 I&r Crerar 2. Aye Dddy. MVP KNNy SOrKrea). Design TeM 0 (MVP OenNne Brrrewl. R•^V•rt 2 (YrcM1N Draon 2. tows Serrrentlra Pups. Amy Galleon!. CaiNG Truq 1 (Kay Yseq, MVP Wksw DardKNl. Orap Weourps e (Kerley Chappeu 2. Jacpi.NKN LaYap. Crap Giordano. AOWn $man, MVP JacgNlaN LMNOI. Accurab MI 0 (MVP SMnrpn CoNetbl. Tnwrder 3 (Tarp+ Crarlad. Km Zaiarorw. VrwM G . MVP SarM CraNadl. knwtec Pharma 0. July 9 � ImiMt Plwrna 3 (Semenme Ogre 2. CNMen Broaderp). Carpet Towm S IKNswy Spumes 2 Aye Oay 2. Em Eardley. MVP Aye Dtloyl. Arran TopsW 6 (Gikan Clayton s. AIarVNn MaswNl, Karn TopnWu. MVP LarOsaY Artasl. Mw• VN.tl 0 (MVPs Uun DpwMy. AIM Clirynon), MCWWf a Saundra YONo 7 (Jeiw Vets 3. lynOsey Nakamwa 2. JuW Murphy, Arnreh WaMlier. MYPs SaraaratN M . July Mwdy). Oram Retourps 1 IKaueY Cneppat. MVP Kiarby CMppea); Dearer Tedi 0. CarNae Truq 1 (KNN Wer 1. MVP Atropa Grintman); AeewaN III 0 (MVP SlMnanllM Ilapan). Rarrgara S (Karma Cbnu 3. MvyNM Doan. Agar TMmaew. MVP Alyw Tlrornaioa) IRNE AND IIIIDQ OINLB 11[YIBIOM JrrN 23 - Ly/Knarp 2 1SIrarKrpn KervNdy. Laumr Jars, YVP Kalhben Jamgon, W4etra LmN). Sporrrg NraOas 1 (Bares Parkr. MVP Barera Prkrl: Pxirrrg KnNNs / (Tire PapVeW. Giller, Mose, CardYn Ciygnlan, Jessica Searrlon, MVP Leldeay Knge). Kidr . (SaewrOr SwKxar 2. Alston Parra. Kato Mamr): Lpn. Star 1 (Suerr Bryp, MVPs Juke ArerrekY. KrlwaN Reeves). Boyar Fbntrae 0 Clew Ball. RaWep CJrOpp); Strpkars , (KMe lelaarprn, WP AMM weddMan). J.G. Huiape 0 (MYP SNonanr Kalogrn); TrMgra 2 (5lepnanr NMMnura 2. MVP Kayla RiaNrd), Dunr.nr MNro COraier 0 (MVPs NaMke DNUNlr0. Jarerir Oaer); Juy 2 • KrAs 3 (SamarKM Panni 2. Aanar Penn), Arne Tppeoil 0 (Mw SamanlM Amts): Liarerinp B FW KnmedY 3. Lawn Jars 2. KrrMy Daps. Rocha warp, $Ilrmbn KarrNOy. MVP Jesgea Wy). TwrNn 0; Sporlap Images 2 (BalOara Parker, BtidrNb Wartla). J.G. H•ul•B• 1 (Amanda Brat. MYP AmrrOa penile); Dudram Wtp 2 (Kaftan OmB a. MVP Clain LayrOek), Boyer Pontiac 0 (MVP Kelly YKtrrs): Strives 5 IJemier V�4l0ao 3. Enn Gray, Niece SyliinW. tows .Natrca Gramm. K•Nlyn hrrarr). Prdrrng Karan i (RoaeatrN PrarRi, MYP WB•^ BorNr) uNa:R TwEI.YE tiBB,.t o1VIB10N awaoNl ver 2g - Carr6an Proaen 1 (Vannes Sadristl. MVP GaerrNb WrOws). Pro -Bal 2 (Sano Manrn, T•Iarly Cnn, MVPs Bnlwy Camarbn, Sall Manvxr, Andira Gray); Reapers 2 (Ai1Nn Gregove. NabM WNagrN. MVP NNaM Salwgml• Kiekt 1 (Jennier Atlams, MVP Cohan Parker), Percw Oaip 0 (MVP Bamarana Prry), Palr i AppOarrce 3 (Jame W. 2, Carrri0t Phulp, MVP CamlM Phrlpl: AD)Isy Wlals 2 (Agrby wuyr.n, Aenny woagenaat), sob lmege a fApm Hexa z. soak Crrerrtl. Mw Kab.y WNeirq) YNBER•12 (ialLs aylslDN awsloll R June a • BiYreecw 2 (SteplNnr AbertM, Jennier Watsm, MVP SleaNnN AprtM), Twann 2 (Lauren CappeOetti 2. MVP Emma YOwrg): M 8 M Mnls 0. IbrtnonY Ranch 1 ISlrphany EaNM 2. Hay Stapny a. MVP Lanes Kamakanil: Dunavlw SMe1 Wul 3 111icob Rub 2, Tsnisna Van Rouwn CMnce. MVP NicoN Kraal. ThurrOer 31Mrrma pooling, SamanttM. KaNlyn. MVP Brlarwr GooOarp); lgnmmg g (NietlN Zan 1, Jaron BuOwy. Snnrra VaC00b 2. JennMr Watton. MVP Jenm Pro0eril• Strrlrrs 1 (Nae Cunn, MW Non Curry): JrrN ZZ - Ttvrten t (MNiw Egan, MVP Laedana Corturib). Lphlnmg 2 (Ainley Zataay, NrcoN Zan. MVP Ashley 2aNdny), BixarpKw 3 (puim CagwlN. Jaasrp Yelbau. JanrKNr Wlatsar, MVP puMn Capulnl. 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