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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_08_09PICKERING EDITION IMPROVEMENTS �u ,ni , , co TWO vtslr out SltowRooM sty brad. oss ( Sods dv* 4Ot off" M.) 696-2445 A Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand 0 1/ E R T I S E R Sunday, August 9, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 28 pages Pickering,Any r lief?, p ubllc to have a say on airport lands By Linda White Staff Wnter PICKERING — The federal government has given the Town an- other 30 days to comment on its plans to protect lands in north Pick- ering for a potential airport. paving the way for more residents to voice their concerns. That decision came from a gov- ernment representative as council- lors debated at a council meeting Tuesdav a motion some residents feared gave the Town's stamp of ap- proval on a future airport because it recommended council "not object to the proposed declaration of the Pick- ering Airport Lands as an airport site" on certain conditions. ']itis is hasty and very craftily done;' criticized North Pickering resident Lorne Almack, a member of the former People or Planes group which opposed the expropriation of lands north of Hwy. 7 for an airport in 1972. He urged council to table the motion until more residents could address the issue. But the Town acted quickly be- cause it was told it had just 30 days See AIRPORT/Page 3 WHAT'S INSIDE Editorial Pape ..............6 .WrfS ...................16 Classified ................22 NOW TO REACH US General .............683-5110 Death Moffm ........683-3005 AWcOoa Um .........683-7545 Slntrerd* Yows ..1-800 62-8423 Email ...newsroom®durharnmet Internet .......durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 32 He's in limbo ��1 Eleven -year-old Mosadeq Meer gets down, literally, with some friends at the Ajax Library during a recent Limbo at the library event. Local kids turned out to take part in the fun and to see just how low they could go. Durham asked to phase in property tax hikes for businesses 4 &00 611143n Staff Wnter Some businesses were hoping to find tax relief from Durham Region's finance committee Thursday, but came away with nothing after plead- ing their ease. A General Motors spokesman said with tax relief, the automaker could remain competitive, while an organization representing retailers claimed small businesses would be hard-pressed to cope with a large in- crease. And, the president of a property management company with 1,700 apartment suites said rents would rise without tax relief. David Penney, the general direc- tor of taxation and customs for Gen- eral Motors, said there will be excess car assembly capacity by the end of the century equivalent to 88 plants around the world and 22 in North America. To remain competitive, the Pickering braces for thousands of mourners ROAD CLOSURES IN EFFEcr AT FUNERAL OF SLAIN TORONTO POLICEMAN PICKERING — Thousands of der Tuesday and the number of mourners are expected to attend people who attended the June, the funeral here Monday morning 1994 funeral of murdered Toronto for a slain Toronto Police detective Constable Todd Baylis, there will killed in the line of duty last week. be several road closures in the Durham Regional Police area. Sergeant Jim Grimley says 10,000 Sgt. Grimley reports Finch Av- people — many police officers enue from Brock Road to Dixie from across North America wanti- Road will be closed from 8 am. to ng to pay respect to a fallen com- 2 p.m. as will Dixie Road from rade — are expected to converge Finch Avenue to Hwy. 2. Brock on St. Isaac Jogues Roman Road from Hwy. 2 to Taunton Catholic Church on Finch Avenue Road will be closed from noon to 2 for an I 1 am. service. p.m. and other sections of Hwy. 2 Given the estimated number of and Brock Road will be closed pe - people expected to be in atten- riodically between 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. dance, which is based on the out- "We're asking people who do pouring of grief for Detective Con- JIM GRIMLEY stable Bill Hancox since his mur- See FUNERAUPage 3 Road closures, heavy traffic DOUG MOFFATT 'A phase-in is very, very tricky.' automaker has to contain its costs, he "Property tax will affect an as- sembly plant's location;' he said. "We think we're significantly over- taxed.' The tax per square foot at its Os- hawa sites is $4, while at other GM plants in North America it's "signifi- cantly lower," Mr Penney stated. He said the average tax rate for a large industrial property in Ontario is 6.9 per cent, while in Oshawa it's 10.02 per cent. Oakville, the home of a large Ford assembly plant, has a rate of 5.68 per cent. Tax rate refers to the per cent of a property's as- sessed value as paid in tax. So, a $1 million industrial property in Os- hawa would pay $100,200 in tax, while the same property across On- tario would pay $69,000 in tax and in Oakville, would pay $56,800 in tax. "I hope (Regional) council will take up the challenge to get a tax rate on a benchmark with others we com- pete with," Mr. Penney added. See BUSINESS/Page 4 PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. AUGUST 9. 1998 _p_ VILLAGE CHRYSLER pp North AjaxF�''�n�'•�/t S p - NO PHONE ORDERS v ''s 998 PLYM OVTN VOYAGER• DEALERS WELCOME =:SPECIAL EDITION (Brand New) 0 Power Windows *Air Conditioning eDriver's Side e Automatic -o Roof Rack i Sliding Door 4 e Floor Mats? Passenger •BRAND NEW won 0 vo oAM/FM Power Locke Cassette cc JY NEON EX DOOR • Air 05poier NO AIR TAX Conditioning 0 Power • NO GA5 TAX • AM/FM Steering NO FREIGHT Cassette • Power Brakes gas * NO PHONE ORDERS AM #4 GRAND VOYAGER SE • 7 Passenger e Air Conditioning • rdt Wheel 9AM/FM Cassette • NO AIR TAX 4 • vro *Automatic. • NO FREIGHT • Fower Windows *Cruise Control • Power Locks '0 Drivives Side Sliding Door ILTTK. L-A 7U 0 * NO PHONE ORDERS * DEALERS WELCOME 0 0 n - I F Ti b F1 04 kg Li --j V, L LAa Ehr G��M H L L EIRi�=, AJAX t -W- q P Airport input approved.. 'Funeral for AIRPORT/From page 1 to comment when the government made its announcement laic last month that it was seeking to replace a provin- cial minister's order that imposed par- tial restrictions on development around the Pickering lands since 1972. In making the surprise announce- ment, Transport Minister David Col- lenette said the move "represents fur- ther steps to protect the option of devel- oping an airport on the Pickering lands in the future:' The Town didn't want to be "ac- cused of not responding" to that an- nouncement, Mayor Wayne Arthurs ex- plained. He says the motion would have told the government "we recog- nize time constraints. This is not direct opposition (to proposed plans), but you do not have our endorsement either." And councillors — who are seeking an additional 30 days for public com- ment — warned residents not to misin- terpret the motion. "In no way, shape or form is this an endorsement of an airport;' noted Re- gional Ward 2 Councillor Doug Dick- erson. Rather, the motion attempts to protect the 7,350 hectares (18,6(X) acres) of prime agricultural land from development and opens the d(x)rs for "future generations" to take up the tight against an airport, which is supported by Durham Region. The motion called on Transport Canada to work directly with the Town on all issues related to the airport lands, including the preparation of airport zoning regulations, future environmen- tal reviews, the potential L-ansfer of any part of the lands — located moistly in Pickering but with portions in Uxbridge and Markham — to a local airport authority, and the disposition of any lands that may be surplus to future airport needs. It also called on Transport Canada to consult regularly with tenants on the airport -designated lands and other Pickering residents to obtain local input and comment. According to Transport Canada Re- gional Director of Programs Don MacLean, plans to further protect the airport lands under the Aeronautics Act "is merely long-term prudent planning action" Any decision to build an airport would be based on "commercial de- mand and local willingness to pro- ceed;' he told councillors, though he later admitted the government "could proceed with some support lacking." If the land is to continue to be pro- tected, airport coning regulations would restrict the construction of tow- ers in the area, bar waste areas that would attract birds, and prohibit the creation of certain electronic signals that would interfere with flights, Mr. MacLean noted. But residents are wary of the government's intent. "I hope you keep your spine as straight as you can in dealing with Transport Canada:' urged long-time airport opponent Iso- bel Thompson. 'Transpom Canada is giving Picker- ing 30 days to reslx)nd when it has been studying it for 25 years:' Victor j Thompson said of the initial period al- lotted for public input. Grcenwooxl resident Louise Cran- field says the "information was dropped like a bomb" and would dis- rupt the way of life many in the tiny hamlet have enjoyed for years. "It's a good place to live. An airport will destroy this way of life ... and elim- inate our history... Don't let us down now;' she urged councillors. -EL-7 ..;, y ' INTERPROVINCIAL AUTO GLASS = 1 1 ►� ► 0 a ... . & LEN VOW. - Air CondiNk ling fi11..tir 9 RAM111OFt✓ & deg" e* 7 4W4 il* LENN X ��• YAC 1x20 OR Rebate • Or Free VAL Cbenirg t 10 YEAR ALL PARTS 1t A LABOUR WARRAMW LW s��ng� Durha�, SIM* 190 .1�rr+wi••tar•► on your Gas gal OAC. R=R HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING Whitbii4v iwsrSpwmanvik 2020 W*0wodh St. Umt 9 Whitby (90:f� 434= 41 P1CUE1 9d45Ax 686-0571 -'-'•.i a friend FUNERAUFrom page 1 not have to be in that area to be away from it because of the problems we anticipate with traffic;' Sgt. Grimley says, noting the Town and the Region are posting signs this weekend advis- ing motorists of Monday's road clo- sures and alternate routes. Det. Const. Hancox was fatally stabbed while on undercover duty in Scarborough. According to reports, he was parked in a minivan conducting surveillance near Neilson and Ellesmere Roads shortly after IO p.m. Two women were arrested and charged with second-degree murder Thursday. While St. Isaac Jogues is not the family's church, it was chosen be- cause it is the largest church in the area. It holds 1.000 people and a closed circuit TV will he set up at the parish hall next door for an additional 2(X). A public address system will broadcast the service to people out- side. Durham Regional Police Chief Kevin McAlpine, Deputy Chief Derek Denson and Durham Chairman Roger Anderson are expected to attend. Sint. Grimley doesn't know how many ofti- cers from that force may attend, but said "Officers themselves will make their own way there." The force is, however, asking for police volunteers to assist in traffic control at the funeral and Sgt. Grimley is urging commuters to give them- selves extra time to get to work. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1998 - PAGE 3 SA&E BARGAINS 8N TODAY'S News Adve= Sun., Aug. 9,1998 News Advertiser 'Additon-Elle Pick 'Biway Ajax/Pick. Fairport Guardian Drugs Pick Food Basics Ajax/Pick ' Glenanna Guardian Drugs Pick 'Kiskidee Ajax ' Makim Optical Ajax/Pick ' IGA Ajax M d M Meats Ajax(Pick Mr. Sub Pick Nestle Parlour Ice Cream Ajax No Frills Ajax/Pick. 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Add our frienz, caring staff and state-of-the-art techniques and you've found a good dental home! • A Full Range of Dental Treatments e Saturday and Eveniing A►; V o -0 FilimlMe e A Relmdugg Stress UW e Cosraaetitr DRe VIJAY BADHWAR • DENTISTRY ® New Patients and Emergencies W'eko>Arl:e Cdnvwli.W y-IOiod ed in the Ajax Pkidi;6 if 172 Mr; to kl Ave. L PAGE 4 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9,19% Business makes its case BUSINESS/From page 1 Having to pay higher taxes "discour- ages job creation and new investment," Mr. Penney said. He wanted the Region to phase-in tax increases. Valiant Property Management Presi- dent Robert Hann said, "Tenants have the least ability to pay higher prices" Multi -residential buildings, such as apartments, are taxed an additional 2.7 per cent of the rate that a single-family de- tached house is taxed at. That means that for every $1000 in property tax a single- family detached house owner pays, a mul- ti -residential building owner pays $1,027 in tax. Mr. Hann wanted the rate charged to multi -residential buildings to be low- ered from 2.7 per cent to two per cent. "I have no idea why it's higher. If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, it's a duck. Residential is residential:' Mr. Hann said. "At two (per cent) they would only, I can't believe i said only, be paying twice the rate they would have if they owned a house" Lam DeRocher, the vice-president of marketing with Venator Group Canada, spoke on behalf of the Ontario Specialty Tenants Tax Coalition, a group represent- ing about 3200 retail stores in Ontario which employs about 30,000 people. ..We create jobs and we're vital to the economy's health. This legislation threat- ens that," Mr. DeRocher said. '17he tax increase in some cases more than doubles their taxes" He said large retailers often have 25 - CORRECTION iunine-C We wish to draw your anottiwt to rhe "Mm in our current 'Mort Ways to Sere' flyer. Page 4 - Item rr 1, 13- Ceiling fixture, 52- 3649X,3665-6. 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However, small retailers are paying 'trent of between $30 to $40 per square foot and have five-year leases. Landlords will pass the tax increase on to the small- er tenants, he said. He recommended a cap of 2.5 per cent for commercial, industrial and multi-res- idcntial units with "a three-year phase-in to allow tenants to work with landlords" Regional staff, however, weren't rec- ommending a phase-in period for any property class, nor were they in favour of a 2.5 -per cent cap. Regional Finance Commissioner Jim Clapp said, "Capping is not in the cards for Durham. It doesn't do anything. It's simply a short-term solution" He noted phasing in "doesn't mitigate tax increases. It only delays the move to increased taxes. With phase -ins, you can't pick and choose. You can't say everybody but one group, such as the downtown area. It's everyone or no one" Mr. Clapp said Durham assessment rates are "low and competitive. Our water and sewer rates are the lowest by far." With a phase-in for residential, -there's a cost to taxpayers who are ex- periencing a decrease. You're taking away $900 from one taxpayer and in ef- fect giving it to another taxpayer, often in another municipality:' Mr. Clapp said Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt said, "I hope we don't fall in love with a Toronto solution. A phase-in is very, very tricky. 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Also, each of the four Wclu»dan4 keep up on the latest changes in automotive technology so they can work on all models of cars and trucks. Of course TireNet Auto Care is also known for its huge inventory of tires. "We stock or can get any TireNet Auto Care At TireNet Auto Care, located at 264 Falmll SL lin Ajax, the staff of trained %dMieiians will frost your vehie b as if it were their awn. brand of tire you need but our spe. cialty is Pirelli Tues," says Frank. "A very popular tire in Europe, Pirelli is now making itself know in Canada as not just a racing tire, but a tyre that's perfect for any vehicle." That includes the Pirelli P400 Touring. This affordable all -season tire gives excellent wet/dry perfor- mance, superb steering response and long tread life. It also gives a ride that's quieter and more com- fortable than ordinary all -season radial designs typically deliver. For those on a budget, TireNet also sells good quality used tires in many name brands. 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Extkxiss aYwr GM product. 1{.r I 'i' F,t.1 Ij{ lr rt`(. r �/� �.'" r t -• ♦. r r +:% (• •. :r- ,lrSil'ttri►er r •. .Ea s>> i rsr'L's'•ar•r'rr/e•e'a • ra• •r'••a•. r. •.r •r r••r•'•r.':1Tarr�r'•'f r'e •`>tv�isiiiif �-�-�,r`�/'d1i1 .'l f, rrJ .-".t PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVER77SER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9,19" NP A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. US 21-15 A 0 V E R T I S E R Publisher. Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Students must pay up The situation is getting progressively worse year by year. What used to be a relatively minor problem — a small amount of students defaulting on their post -sec- ondary education loans — now is costing the provin- cial government more than $12.5 million per year. The time has come for students, who after all are adults, to make good on paying off their student loans. Numbers released recently are frightening: the de- fault rate in 1996-97 was a too -high 18.6 per cent but it climbed incredibly to 23.5 per cent in 1997-98. And signs are it will continue to go up. Defaults are rising despite a decline in overall unemployment in Ontario over the past four years and a decline in youth unem- ployment. Despite jobs being available, many students who've taken out loans are simply not bothering to pay them back. The average default is $4,200 and the bill, $125.9 million, falls directly into the lap of the taxpayer. It amounts to stealing from the public purse. It's important to remember that well over 70 per cent of post -secondary education is already funded by taxpayer dollars. Government grants to colleges and universities this past year totalled $2.436 billion for 408.881 students who paid out $1.014 billion in tu- ition. So students still contribute less than 30 per cent of the total cost of their education. While tuition costs have been on a gradual rise for the past decade, tax- payers still contribute a substantial amount of the total cost of education. Of course, a well-educated, well- trained populace is in society's best interest, however it's not unreasonable to ask students and their families to bear their fair share of the total cost. Also, students can get up to $2,200 of their annual loans 'forgiven' by the government. The maximum amount a student has to pay back per year is $7,000 if they're approved for the highest loans currently avail- able from the Ontario Student Assistance Programme (OSAP). According to Ministry of Education numbers, the average debtload for students who've graduated and have taken out OSAP loans during their studies is $12,169, a large amount it's true. However, the cost for each student must be weighed against the chance to earn an income several times higher than if the stu- dent didn't attend college or university. Students must understand that everybody else has played their part to help them get an education — tax- payers contribute healthy amounts to the university - college system, the government forgives at least 20 per cent of the loan provided and students are given a reasonable amount of time to make payments. Young people embarking on careers must be held accountable and must pay back the loans they've received. It's the only fair way the system can operate. LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Merged hospitals can serve communities in exemplary way To the editor: I am writing concerning the new Rouge Valley Health System, which of- ficially began to serve its patients this past weekend (Aug. 1). This new health system, which straddles Durham Region and the City of Toronto, was the result of much hard work by volunteer board members and physicians of both the Ajax and Pickering General Hospital and the Centenary Health Centre. The new health system will carry on the ex- cellent work of the previous two organi- zations. With the added strength of more than 400 doctors on its medical staff, more sophisticated diagnostic equip- ment than ever before, and an overall budget of $140 million, this new health system can serve its communities in an exemplary way. The board and medical leadership at both hospitals, but particularly at Ajax, care for the people of their community. That's not to say that the level of care in the past has been poor. It has been very good. But now, the patients and their family doctors in Ajax and Pickering will have easier access to an array of top-notch specialists at Centenary. The Centenary medical staff is already fa- miliar to many patients in Durham Re- gion. Last year, Centenary treated about 7,500 patients from Ajax and Pickering, while their colleagues at Ajax treated about 9,000 from the two towns. Many of those patients were the same people. In the future, the doctors, nurses and all the other health-care professionals at the two centres will be able to collaborate even more. Now, thanks to the foresight of the medical leadership (particularly, Drs. Carman Price, David Hancock, and Peter Campbell) and the volunteer board members, this rapidly growing area will benefit from being part of an exciting new health care system. The system will be governed by a volunteer board of di- rectors, all of whom are dedicated to the excellence of this system. Incidentally, the majority of the board members live or work in Durham Region, while the rest come from York Region and Toron- to. The board chair, Gale Mossman, lives m Ajax and Allan Whiting, the president and CEO, lives in Wbitby. are to be commended for their visionary To respond to this editorial call appriDach to the amalgamation. They Andes Syed Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 recognized that here was a terrific op' Factor, porwnity to improve the level of health Rouse Valley Health System TIM WHIITTAKER Publisher ONE US A CALL Th N Ad JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising DUNCAN FLETCHER Advertising Mariager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager JOHN WILLEMS Real Estate/Automotive Advertising ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager JANICE O'NEIL Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager . LILLIAN HOOK Administration Manager GENERAL 683-5110 CLASSIFIED 683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 ADMINICLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 newsroomOdurham.net E-MAIL www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE "a a� CWVAW .wr /.r Wr- roe U ews vertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax a Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Cir- culations Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B 2M7, an independent or- ganization that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any adver- tisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Ajax High School track in `appalling' condition To the editor: As a lifetime Ajacian, it is with great concern I write this letter. While exercising my dog this past Simcoe Day, more than one situa- tion disturbed me. Al the Ajax High School running track, where a men's soccer game was in progress, I saw cars parked on the grass bank not 200 metres away from an empty parking lot. Shame on you! You run hard for more than an hour but cannot walk an extra few hundred metres before and after the game? You also had your families with you. What kind of example are you setting'? Where were the stanchions that once blocked off the end of Ambassador St. to prohibit this illegal parking'? Also, there is not a stoop -and - scoop sign posted anywhere by the track. Did you know the area resi- dents call the track the "dogs' toi- let"? Not a name I'd be proud to ac- knowledge. Now for the most upsetting con- dition and purpose of my letter. The condition of the track. It is ap- palling! How can we encourage physical fitness to our townspeople when we have to bring our own machetes to clear the track. The whole short -dis- tance area is covered with shin -high weeds. Shame on all of us! Shame on the town workers who, while cutting the area grass, didn't report these conditions I write of; shame on both schools bordering the track for en- couraging the students that these type of conditions are acceptable; shame on you, Mayor Parish, if you knew about this and haven't done anything about it. Finally, shame on me for not visiting my parents more frequently and not noticing this earlier. Now we've blamed everyone; what are we going to do to rectify this? One solution is to have a com- munity work day and encourage the townsfolk to lend a hand cleaning up. Included should be the supervi- sors of the public works department and also both school principals. Erect the stoop -and -scoop bylaw sign and replace the stanchions that were removed long ago. Finally, appeal to the generous business owners of Ajax for funds to repair and level the track. This is only one solution, I'm sure there are others. MaryAnn Medeiros, ,Ajax —' # 'ti .... ..:�...Yrs•.4wC,.�....'r<_ .,,lltiwM�r ... � .MwM.•iYAlAitl�Yn.:+v6..^.�M� . wC.. • � lElil�'an ^+l 4:+W. MYM hW Al THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1995 - PAGE 7 "y Hot Tempers flare on our highways and biways BY Stephen Shaw Staff Writer It's the end of a long work day, you're trapped in rush-hour traffic and, as you maneuver your car into a suddenly open stretch of roadway, from out of nowhere another driver cuts you off, forcing you to slam on the brakes to avoid impact. Your first gut reaction to this act of injustice is to: a) simply shrug it off and continue on your way without giving it a second thought; b) curse aloud to yourself and honk as an ex- pression of anger; c) floor the pedal until you're dangerously close to the rear of the offending auto and flick your high beams; d) speed alongside the other car, shout insults and offer obscene gestures or, finally; e) Pet your revenge. This last option, which may be ac- companied by violent fantasies, comes in several fours, such as chas- ing the perpetrator in hot pursuit and using your car as a weapon, such as to deliberately cut off the other driver then applying the brakes as a form of punishment If any one of the last three re- sponses sound familiar, and are among your routine travelling tactics, you're among the growing popula- tion of vigilante road warriors who seek out their own fort of highway justice. It's better-known today as the "culture tantrum" termed road rage. In some incidents it leads to high- speed, high-risk confrontations, in the most extreme cases violent road- side attacks. Defined as the habit of driving ag- gressively, to varying degrees, the term road rage officially became part of the English language last year, when it was listed in the New Words edition of the Oxford dictionary. But is it a phenomenon new to the Far from it, says Staff Sergeant Brad Dunbar, of the Ontario Provin- cial Police Whitby detachment. "Road rage is something I see .right in front of me any time I look out my window onto the highway. It's anything Dorn an illegal lane change which cuts someone off to a tractor -trailer tailgating a car going too slow. "I would think road rage has been around since the second automobile was built and two drivers had to share the road. Now we've got a new name for it." Cars were essentially built for two reasons, to travel and save time, Staff Sgt. Dunbar says, and "as soon as someone slows you down, emotions start to kick in" Road rage incidents ranging from pistol -pointing to pavement punch- ups to savage beatings have made news headlines in recent months. A sampling of some recent cases show they can range in degrees of se- riousness. • In Ajax, a driving -related dis- pute between two motorists travel- ling south on Westney Road escalat- ed to physical gestures, profanities and an eventual assault. When the pair reached a red light, police said one of the drivers got out of his vehicle and started kicking the other's car. As the second man at- tempted to get out of his vehicle, the first motorist kicked his door pinning his head between the roof and the door. The victim suffered cuts requir- ing eight stitches, while the aggressor left the scene and was later arrested and charged with assault causing bodily harm. • In Oshawa, a teenage driver, his father in the passenger seat, was punched in the face by an irate mo - twist who first slammed on the brakes, blocked the lane and con- fronted oo-fronted the driver. lire root of his fury? The young driver accidentally pulled out too far into a downtown intersection while waiting to make a right ring forcing the other motorist to take evasive ac- tkm. Following the attack, the suspect drove off, leaving the sau►ned teenag- er with bruises and swelling around his left eye, as well as with a pair of bent eyeglasses. • In Pickering, the driver of a transport, angered at another mo- torist, cut him off, slammed on the brakes and threatened the victim with a crowbar. Among the 500 -plus road rage complaints OPP receive weekly in the Grater Toronto Area, at least three have involved gums this year, says Sergeant Peggy Gamble of the Highway Rangers unit. Sgt. Gamble says police are find- ing more and more motorists armed with weapons, such as crowbars and baseball bats. Despite the number of incidents, Staff Sgt. Dunbar, a veteran officer, says there are few signs anarchy is imminent on the roadways. Rather, he attributes the increase in highway violence to an increase in cars. "We're living in the fastest grow- ing area in North America and our highways can't keep up with the amount of traffic. And with more cars than ever before, highways have be- come increasingly congested:" To combat highway terrorism, earlier this year the OPP launched an initiative aimed at toning down tem- pers by helping drivers identify their road -rage tendencies. In one campaign officers stopped 476 vehicles for "roadside interven- tions;' during which 95 charges were laid for careless driving, speeding, unsafe lane changes and tail -gating. They also carried out a road rage "test" in which 641 motorists were asked to answer questions to gauge their driving manners. The results found almost 10 per cent of drivers are in the "danger zone," those most likely to blow a gasket, and another 27 per cent at the "caution" line. But most drivers, 59 per cent, were considered by their scores to be "cool and collected most of the time,,' and another five per cent — those in the "sea of tranquillity„ — barely displayed any sign of violent urges. So what is it that turas generally - sane, even-tempered people into out - of -control, vengeance -seeking road warriors? Dr. Leon James — aka 'Dr. Dri- ving' — is a University of Hawaii traffic psychology professor looking for answers. The Canadian is current- ly urrently eying out a worldwide road rage sturdy on the Internet and has begun to draw some conclusions `VGetting angry behind the wheel is a cultural nam in our society," he suggests. "We see this attitude on a daily basis on TV, in corntnercials that emphasize speed, power and in- dependence; in cartoons that portray road warriors on the offensive, and in movies that celebrate drivers behav- ing badly. - "By the time we start driving as an adolescent, we have had many yeah of learning opportunities for aggressive driving and hostile atti- tudes;' Dr. James says on his web site. And though anger is a natural hu- man emotion, he says, people don't break out in brawls when in line at a bank or movie theatre. So what is it that brings out the driving demon in so many'? "'lime car is our castle and the highway is our territory. All day peo- plc feel the stress of modem urban life and are bombarded with the pres- sures of a schedule over which they foci great time -urgency and little con- trol;' Dr. James explains. "Wix-ri we enter the car and sit be- hind the wheel, we feel a sense of re- lief -0h at last, I'm in control! I go where I want the way I please and woe to those who interfere.' This atti- tude is typical and sets you up for a big fall, emotionally speaking, when another car is in your way, thwarting your desperate desire for freedom ..:' Staff Sgt. Dunbar concurs. Tho: driving force behind road rage can he traced to one of man's most primitive instincts — territorial rights. "People buy this big expensive car and it's like they think they have pur- chased their own piece of space on the road. When someone violates their 'space' they get irate ... It's sad. It doesn't. have to be that way ... Driving instructor Daron Mi- cikyan is trying to groom a new gen- eration of well-mannered motorists. Mr. Mieikyan has guided more than 500 people into the driver's seat the past eight years and one of the mast intpoi tartt lessons he preaches to his pupils is patience. With motorists more likely to be- come hot under the collar during the scorching summer heat, patience is the key to keeping cool behind the wheel, he says. "The most important thing to re- member is not to take it personally, say if someone cuts you off," advises the Young Drivers of Canada's centre director for Durham Region. "Always remain calm, because getting upset or angry (at another dri- ver) just isn't worth the aggravation," he says. "People for some reason take things so personally while dri- ving, I Wally don't know why." wheels? 'Tips to help you find the road to tranquility So how can you find your inner highway peace'? For starters, try 'Dr. Dri- ving's' three-step 'AWM pro- gramme' designed to "slay your driving dragon." It includes repeating and observing the following mantra: I Acknowledge that I'm out of control at the wheel. I I Witness myself being out I of control. I Modify myself one step at a time. From there, the keys to keeping a cool head behind the wheel are simple. suggest Police, driving instructors and psychologists. • Always keep in mind everyone makes mistakes, in- cluding other drivers. Don't take it personally. M - Practise driving forgive- ness and helpfulness. • Expect challenges, ges- tures, stares. etc., from other drivers and consciously de- cide to resist any, confronta- tion. Don't retaliate, even if ' you feel you've been pro- voked. I• Pep talk to ourself into a bettor frame of -'m ind. I If you feel your blood boiling over as a result of some driving transgression, move into the right lane, slow your speed and tell yourself to take a deep breath and calm down. ! - Try listening to soothing music and thinking of pleas- ant thoughts, such as recall- ing a vacation, to remain re- laxed. IMM *Finally, if all else fails "start making funny animal noises till you calm down," says Dr. Driving. Police also offer several tips to follow to avoid becom- ing a victim of a road rage at- tack. • Always avoid eye contact with the aggressive driver you've come into contact with and, if physically con- fronted, never get out of the car and keep the doors locked and windows rolled up. • If in a tleeatening situa- tion, drive - to a safe place, such as a police station, or a well -lit, heavily populated lo- cation. • Don't speed up to avoid an angry motorist, rather slow down or switch lanes to allow them to pass. PACE 8 -THE NEWS .ADVERTISERXXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1498 r Drop your ballots off at: Baskin;, Robbins. 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For over a year, amateur radio op- erators throughout the Greater Toronto Area have been plagued by one particular person interrupting normal communications with swear- ing and blocking reception of mes- sages. The problem, says Peter Henry, president of the North Shore Ama- teur Radio Club, headquartered in Oshawa, is three -fold. First, for the families who have the radios in their cars and homes, the language used by the jammer is "unspeakably bad for the kids," says Mr. Henry. The jammer's favourite time of day tends to be 8 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. and mid-to-late afternoon. But, of even more concern is the damage the jammer could do if he intercepted an emergency call. "The radios are used for emer- gencies," explains Jean-Paul Taille- bois, North Shore's club secretary and an operator of his own equip- ment. "Operators can render assistance to citizens in trouble — such as if their car breaks down — who don't have cell phones." In a state of' emergency such as the recent ice storms in eastern On- tario and Quebec, ham operators are often called upon to keep communi- cation links alive when traditional means such as telephone and com- puter lines, fail. "Radios work on batteries and al- ternate power systems," says Mr. Taillebois. "In the case of emergencies, ama- teur operators always work in the background." To make matters worse, the jam- mer is also suspected by the club and others in the GTA of being re- sponsible for phony calls to police and emergency services. If the jammer can get into emer- gency communication channels, there is concern about the havoc he could potentially create. "What's next," asks Mr. Taillebois. "The air- port radio towers?" Mr. Henry recently sent a letter to Oshawa MP Ivan Grose asking for assistance in getting Industry Cana- da, the regulating body of the air- waves, to investigate the situation. "Because of manpower restric- tions they can no longer monitor the airwaves like they used to," says Mr. Taillebois. If someone is convicted of jam- ming, they can be subject to fines or even jail. But, with the cutbacks, Industry Canada "hasn't really, in my opin- ion, been getting these jammers off the air," he adds. Mr. Grose has promised to con- tact Industry Canada on behalf of the club. "This is exactly their job." he saes. pbeft by LA 0 on Durham Region ham radio operator Jean-Paul Taillebois is one of a group of radio buffs seeking government intervention to stop an individual they say has been us - Ing profane language over the airwaves and who has been blocking the reception of messages. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1998 - PAGE 9 Elizabeth nurses seek arbitration my a%* Staff Writer WHITBY — Striking St. Elizabeth Health Care nurses and clerical workers have filed for arbitration to end their seven - week long strike. "I don't think we have a lot to lose," Marlene Dixon, RN, spokesman for the striking workers, says about the decision to file for binding arbitration. Under arbitration, a hearing is held during which both sides in the dispute can express their position and a final, binding contract is drawn up by the arbi- trator. It is expected to take one month before workers will know if their request for arbitration has been accepted, says Ms. Dixon. About 130 registered nurses and clerical staff` members, em- ployed by St. Elizabeth's Durham branch and represented by the Ontario Nurses Associa- tion (ONA), went on strike June 18, after the two sides failed to reach their first collective agree- ment since the union's certifica- tion in December, 1996. The main issues in the dispute are wages and working conditions. Negotiations between St. Elizabeth and the ONA have not taken place since July 15 and no further negotiations are sched- uled, says Eva Novy, spokesman for St. Elizabeth. Although the striking work- ers have filed for arbitration, ne- gotiations can still take place, says Ms. Dixon. "During that time, manage- ment could put an offer on the table and we could go back to the bargaining table,' she says. While Ms. Novy says she's unsure if St. Elizabeth will be asked about its willingness to participate in arbitration, she says "certainly we're not going to protest in any event." Nurses and clerical staff will continue to picket St. Elizabeth's office on Dundas Street in Whit- by, says Ms. Dixon. WE MEAN BUSINESS _ "Mar siouad �-role,arty a+oua�`t� tagn °"°" �► AUYOU NSD TO K" I0. € aw tdNdd ; i _ "Mar siouad �-role,arty a+oua�`t� tagn • PAGE 10 - E.�Getting fresh! The roots of nutritious farm produce grow deep in Durham Region There's never a better time to be a vegetarian, or just eat like one, than August in Ontario. Plenty of produce is grown right here in Durham Region in- cluding green peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, sweet corn, carrots, cu- cumbers and beets. While the harvest is on, area residents have the opportunity to pick their own, drop by roadside stands, country markets or even look for local produce signs in area supermarkets, says Chris MacPherson, spokesman for the Durham Fresh Marketing Associ- ation. Here's a few tips for enjoying the best of the harvest. TONtATOES: Look for a f-irm tomato which feels heavy for its size. Avoid tomatoes with any sign of mold or bruises. There is often a crack at the stem of the tomato but this is common and will not affect the taste. Store tomatoes at room tem- perature away from direct sun- light. Do not refrigerate unless they are extremely overripe or if the weather is very warm. Refrigera- tion will deaden the flavour of the fruit. To ripen tomatoes, place them in a brown paper bag with other fruit like apples or pears. Or sim- ply leave them on the countertop (still away from direct sunlight). CORN: There are three main types of sweet corn grown in Durham: Normal — the traditional type with a sugar content less than half (9-16 per cent) that of the photo by Andrew /wanowski Mandy (left) and Sarah Manns have been busy selling this bumper crop of fresh corn in Durham. Residents in municipalities across the region can stop at roadside stands, pick their own fresh produce or even find it in their neighbourhood grocery store. other types with a more starchy flavour; Sugar Enhanced — a newer, sweeter corn with a deli- cate texture, Supersweet — the crunchiest kernels with the longest lasting sweetness. While the most common way to prepare corn is by boiling, it can also be steamed, roasted, bar- becued (with the husks left on and soaked in cold water first), or microwaved. Sweet corn should be kept refrigerated to maintain ideal taste. SNAP BEANS: Look for tender beans with a smooth, velvety exterior and a hright, clear colour. A ripe bean should snap cleanly when you tip and tail it. BLUEBERRIES: The comcnicnce fruit is ready for picking in Durham Region. I'hcre arc two types of blueber- r c,, available here: highbush ` ones which are plump, juicy :n I large and lowbush berries +hich are small in size but are 7, nllw ned for their sweet, intense aa%our. Store blueberries in a shallow, +ell -ventilated container and place in the fridge. To freeze the fruit, place herries on a flat bak- ing sheet in a single layer. Place the baking sheet in the freezer until frozen then put berries into freezer hags and return them to the freezer. CUCUMBERS: f=irm, well -shaped cucumbers that are uniform in shape and dark and green in colour make the best cucumbers. This versa- tile vegetable is not just for pick- ling. It makes the perfect summer sandwich or can be poached, sauteed or baked. Store cucumbers in the refrig- erator but they should not be overcooled or the Flavour will be lost. AAP Get yourself in a pickle: For beginners who would like to try their hand at pick- ling, here's a step-by-step recipe from Durham Farm Fresh: Wash, core and slice four sweet red peppers. Place pep- pers, along with 14 cups of peeled, sliced or chunked cu- cumbers into a large glass or enamel saucepan; toss with 2 tablespoons of pickling salt and cover with ice water. Let stand for three hours; Fill boiling water canner (err large pot) with water. Place six clean pint (500 ml) mason jars in canner over high heat; Set aside six bay leaves; tic one bay leaf, I tbsp of pepper- corns and I tsp of allspice in a large square of cheesecloth, creating a spice bag. Combine I 1/4 cups of sugar, 1 1/3 cups of white vinegar and 3/4 cup of fresh lemon juice in a large stainless steel or enamel saucepan; add the spice bag' bring to a boil and boil for sev- cn minutes; Drain cucumbers and pep - i pers; add ro pickling liquid. Re- turn mixture to a full rolling boil. Discard spice bag, Place lids in boiling water: boil five minutes to soften seal- ing compound; In a hot jar, place one hay leaf, one lemon slice and one garlic clove. Pack cucumbers and peppers snugly into jar to within 3/4 inch of top rim. Add boiling pickling liquid to cover vegetables to within 1/2 inch of top rim. Remove air bubbles by sliding a rubber spatula be- tween glass and food. Wipe jar rim removing any stickiness. Centre snap lid on jar and apply screw band until fingertip tight. Place jar in canner. Repeat tier remaining vegetables, spices and pickling liquid; Cover canner; return water to a boil (process 10 min.). Re- move jars, set 24 hours. Summ . er is a vegetanan S dell" ght Summer is a great time for vegetarians in Durham Region. Thanks to Durham Farm Fresh, delicious vegetables are now in prime form and are ready to be picked right from the field or purchased at many convenient Durham Farm fresh locations. With health issues becoming in- creasingly more important to people it is crucial that you know where your vegetables come from. What better way to ensure that you are receiving the freshest, highest quality vegetables avail- able than by picking them out of a Durham Farm Fresh field your- self? When you purchase your pro- duce from any Durham Farm Fresh producer you know you are receiving the absolute best prod- uct available. For vegetable lovers this month will be quite a treat with a number of delicious vegetables being harvested in the fields of Durham Farm Fresh. Such vegetables include green peppers, zucchini, sweet corn, carrots, cucumbers, and beets just to name a few. These vegeta- bles can be prepared in a variety of different ways but here are some delicious vegetarian recipes that will be sure to leave you wanting more. Baked Carrot Sticks *Serves 6 Preheat oven to 350 F 2 pounds carrots, peeled and cut into sticks 1 teaspoon salt Y{i n a� a S w M• G• • f• 1 a� e i♦ f 1 1 1 , 1 teaspoon sugar Freshly ground pepper 3 tablespoons butter or margarine Place the carrots in a shallow two -quart baking dish. Sprinkle them with salt, sugar and pepper. Stir to mix. Dot with butter. Cover lightly with foil. Bake at 350 F for 45 to 50 minutes or until done. Stir once halfway through the baking peri- od. Diced Beets in Light Vinegar Sauce *Serves 3 to 4 6 beets 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 3 tablespoons red wine vinegar I teaspoon sugar 1 tablespoon minced onion 1 teaspoon Worchestershire sauce 1/4 teaspoon salt Cook, peel, and dice the beets. Set aside while you make the sauce. Put the remaining ingredients in a saucepan. Bring to a simmer over low heat. Simmer for three to four minutes. Add the diced beets and stir to coat with the sauce. Heat before serving. These are just small exam- ples of the dishes you can create with the help of Durham Farm r Fresh vegetables. Take advan- tage of the great - produce that is grown locally and don't be afraid to experiment! If you would like more infor- mation regarding Durham Farm Fresh and its members call for a free brochure at: Durham Farm Fresh Marketing Association, Chris MacPherson (905) 623- 4934 or visit their website at www.ontberries.com. iQ A/P ruc wtcavc •nvcarrccv cltw�n�V ♦nl111RT O 100!<.PA(:F 11 "V CoTtT jCe L Come Celebrate Our Anniversarg Sat. Aug, 8 � SUn. Aug9 Aug. 8 Sun. Au Ila tanley Car �� Y � w�r • Former •Former Toronto „' pUTpppg Toronto Maple C]AFT..: Maple �,as' Leaf EXTRAVAGANZA Leaf FREE co 1 �Pj5 * Entertainment by Singer Rocky from the Rock * 12noon , Former Toronto Maple Leaf Allan Stanley will be signing free autographs * Outdoor Craft Extravaganza * Amazing Airbrush face painting by Jamie Rudd Hwy. #2 � a Bloor St. Hwy. #401 � U 71 Exit 401 at Courtice Rd. Go north an follow signs * Back again this year the "Down on the Corner Gang" singing all those great songs * l lam - 2pm - Corn Roast with free corn on the cob * 12 noon - Former Toronto Maple Leaf Carl Brewer will be signing Ree Autographs * Outdoor Craft Extravaganza * Balloonist Debbie Stevens with balloon animals for the Kids * Amazing Airbrush face painting by Jamie Rudd Open Every Weekend Rain Or Shine d Saturday & Sunday 9:00 - 4:30 Vendor information 436-024 PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1998 A/P Taking a severance Wkne? THE AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER N a �Ifsi ;,l UM Corporalion is a d3 FITNESS Member of Monircal "M Exchange & C.I.P F H Ith & Pam Sygo (905) 426-4722 CMA, CFP or (905) 666-9478 How much should you en1111111 joy your coffee.? Do you wonder if you're drinking 4. too many cups of coffee'? Does caf- feine trigger heart trouble or cancer'? Should women who are trying to get pregnant eliminate caffeine" Do too marry cups of coffee cause miscar- riage'? And how does this common drug affect bone health, blood pres- sure, athletic performance and sex'? Coffee is the: most commonly used drug in the world. It's been around for centuries and marry say it helps to get the brains in gear in the morning. The average person con- sumes about 250 milligrams (mg.) of caffeine a day. Coffee accounts for 55 per cent, tea 32 per cent. soft drinks seven per cent and the rest is in medication such as pain killers and cold remedies. For years the belief has been com- mon that since caffeine is slightly ad- dictive it must be had for you. How does it affect the heart? Heart attack is the nation's number one killer. And we know that caffeine can cause a temporary increase in blood pressure. But is this really im- portant'? After all, running to catch a bus and many other daily activities also cause transitory increases in blood pressure, which are of no con- cern. Some reports, however, have linked coffee consumption to heart disease. But the large and prestigious Nurses Health Study at Harvard did not find any association between caf- feine intake and heart disease. Nor did the Health Professionals' study. But there are compounds in unfil- tered coffee that can slightly increase blood cholesterol. These lipid sub- stances are present in boiled, perco- lated and espresso coffees. But they are removed by paper filtering and the processing of instant coffee. It's debatable whether these small amounts are of any significance. But for patients who are on strict low cholesterol diets it may be prudent to decline coffee. In 1981 Harvard researchers re- ported an association between coffee consumption and cancer of the pan- creas. But further studies failed to verify this relationship. Since that time researchers have endeavoured to find a connection be- tween caffeine and cancer. For in- stance, in the laboratory they have found compounds in coffee that have been linked to cancer. But at the mo- ment there's no scientific evidence that drinking coffee produces malig- nancy. Suppose you enjoy coffee but have had a miscarriage'? Some stud- ies show the amount of caffeine con- sumed each day may bc; a factor. Pregnant women who drink three cups of coffee a day show an in- creased risk of miscarriage. At the Health experts address misconceptions about hormone replacement therapy The Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada are encouraging physicians to broaden their counsel about Hor- mone Replacement Therapy (HRT) to all women, including those with a family, or even a per- sonal, history of breast cancer. The Benefits of Hormone Re- placement Therapy and Coun- selling Issues Related to Breast Cancer, published in the Soci- ety's Journal, provides up-to-date information for Canadian doctors about the benefits of HRT and challenges its perceived link with breast cancer. "There are many misconcep- tions about hormone replacement therapy, but the reality is that for the majority of women the bene- fits are extremely significant," ex- plained Dr. Robert Reid, presi- dent of the Society of Obstetri- cians and Gynaecologists. '"Tires paper will help physicians coun- sel women about HRT and its po- tential benefits and risks, so that together they can make an in- formed choice that will address each woman's present needs and future health" Hormone replacement thera- py provides post -menopausal women with protection against serious illnesses such as osteo- porosis and cardiovascular dis- ease, as well as many of the un- wanted physical signs and symp- toms of menopause. Additional- Jy, research is currently under way to study estrogen's effect on _ 01zhetmer Distfase — the pre- vention, the delay of onset of Alzheimer's and the reversal of the disease's symptoms. Early results of the research are very encouraging and suggest that women taking estrogen therapy are at a lower risk for the disease. "Costs associated with osteo- porosis alone for example, are in- creasing beyond what the Cana- dian health care system can ac- commodate;' commented Dr. Reid. Currently in Canada there are approximately 4.3 million women over the age of 50 who could benefit from HRT when they reach menopause. "As more and more Canadian women approach the age of menopause, it is imperative that they receive complete and accu- rate information upon which to make their decisions about HRT;' added Dr. Reid. Key Recommendatilons The recommendations high- light the need for complete, up- to-date and accurate discussions about HRT. Specific recommen- dations include: • All women need to be in- formed about breast cancer, whether or not they take HRT. • Women should be counselled about the overall short and long- term benefits of HRT in relation to their general health. • Hormone replacement thera- py offers protection against car- diovascular disease, osteoporosis and colorectal cancer and may even protect against Alzheimer Disease. It also provides relief of such menopausal symptoms as hot flashes, dry skin and sleep disturbances. • A link between hormone re- placement therapy and breast cancer remains uncertain. If there is an increased risk, it is ex- tremely small, particularly when compared with other known risk factors. • Women who have a family history of breast cancer can be considered for HRT. iffordable Dentures ... One Good Reason To Smile! REPAIRS (t hr.) • Relines' Compk4e, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER William Steil, DA EUC.(A) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX 683-4294 4U V L, [_� .. • moment it would appear wise for these women to avoid coffee. But does caffeine harm the hu- man fetus? It has been demonstrated that caffeine easily crosses the pla- cental barrier to reach the fetus. Moreover large amounts of caffeine in animals increases the risk of birth defects. But what about the human fetus? In the early stages of pregnancy the fetus does not have enzymes avail- able to metaboli& caffeine. During the latter months of pregnancy it also takes the body four to five times longer to metabolize caffeine. But we don't know if this physiological fact is important. Today there's an epi- demic of osteoporosis (brittle bones). The main cause is the failure of adults to make milk a lifetime habit. But caffeine also increases the risk of fragile bones by increasing urinary excretion of calcium. It's easy to solve this problem by drinking three glasses of milk a day. Will a cup of coffee before a race help you win it'? A report in The Nu- trition Post shows that caffeine en- hances athletic performance. IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE ff PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy, d2) Caffeine enables subjects to exer- cise 10 to 30 per cent longer. Other studies reveal that caffeine improves speed by several seconds for short - distance running or swimming. That it can mean "the difference between gold and the back of the pack". But a cup of coffee before the race won't give you a gold ribbon. it's necessary to take pure supplemental caffeine to increase your endurance. Let's end with some good news. Urologists at the University of Michigan report that elderly males who drank at least one cup of coffee a day were less likely to be impotent. Elderly women who enjoyed coffee were also more likely to enjoy an ac- tive sex life. Why does caffeine increase sexu- al activity? That's the $64 question. But with tongue in cheek the urolo- gists made this suggestion. Coffee drinkers were able to stay awake longer than the 10 o'clock news The final chapter hasn't been written on the long-term effects of coffee. But for most people moderate consumption of coffee can still re- main one of life's pleasures. Facciting News about Hearing Aids! There's no excuse today for not wearing a hearing aid. Large behind the ear models are now very seldom needed as aids have become smaller and more powerFul. The latest hearing aids are completely in the canal, barely viiible. DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST JW 0 lightweight anc 'You wouldn't kcwo home wdxout yow o s"& H should be the same if you need a hexing aid."' For further information or to set up an appoinbnent, Please call -626-0799 Clearsound Hearing Service Ower • 9" W"Mey R& � S., Ajax, M*. LIS 3K7 .. Sooth Ajax Family Doctors 1414 T e i 4. Pickering Baseball Association scores on pitch for new lights BRIGHT IDEA WILL COST APPROXIMATELY— $25.IX10 PICKERING — The Pickering Baseball Association will be able to contribute $10,000 towards the cost of installing lights at Centennial Park needed to address safety concerns. The PBA has been asking for the lights for five years, representative Pat Obergfell said at a council meet- ing Tuesday. "I want kids to stay in baseball," Ms. Obergfell explained. "Kids are getting discouraged because they can't see the ball coming." The PBA recognizes the financial constraints experienced by the Town as a result of provincial download- ing, and offered to donate $10,(x)0 from its building fund. Though the PBA would still like to construct a building, "the safety of players comes first," Ms. Obergfell noted. The cost of improving lighting at the diamond is about $25,000. The .PBA hopes the lights will be in- stalled by the beginning of the 1999 baseball season. While Mayor Wayne Arthurs called the offer from the PBA a "wel- come contribution", Regional Ward 3 Councillor Rick Johnson has cau- tioned the Town over "spillage" of the lights into a neighbouring subdi- vision. WAYNE ARTHURS 'A welcome contribution.' General Motors to sell off parts business, jobs safe `for now' By Christy Chase and Jacquie McInnes Staff Writers OSHAWA — GeneraI Motors has announced plans to sell off its Delphi parts business in 1999 but, the imme- diate future of 450 local workers is safe, says GM spokesman Stew Low. "The employees will stay employ- ees of GM of Canada for now," says Mr. Low. "We haven't figured out all the details of them being an indepen- dent organization by the end of l 999: ' In Oshawa, 450 employees would be affected by the move; 200 in the chassis plant and 250 at the battery plant. "It appears at this point to mean very little," says CAW president Buzz Hargrove. "They will remain under the CAW master bargaining agreement. There's no change in the relationship between now and the fall of 1999 (when the plants' con- tract talks come up). Long term is the question and we'll deal with that in the contract talks." Mr. Low says the reason for the move, which involves an initial pub- lic offering of up to 20 per cent of stocks early in '99, with the remain- der distributed to GM stockholders by the end of that year, is an attempt to strengthen the parts plants com- petitive edge. A St. Catharines, Ontario brake component plant with 620 workers is also affected. Local 222 CAW president Mike Shields says the workers in the two Oshawa plants are worried about this latest development. "That's just the nature of the auto industry. You're under the gun all the time. Nothing's forever," he says. Meanwhile, as GM workers across North America go back to work following the eight-week strike in Flint, Michigan, they are being told to keep all distractions including newspapers, crossword puzzles and video games out of their work areas. The employees will be allowed to take these materials into the plant to use on their breaks, however, says ,Mr. Low. "We're -asking folks not to try to work on vehicles and get back to the bench to try to read their newspa- pers;' he says. Mr. Shields says. "We're just at a loss to understand the reasoning be- VICTOPIAl1' MAO ShQV/CF IM FT NG HANDS "R SEMORS W;e are tuft iisummd and bonded. nsw 10! Sedim CALL (905) 427-437 7 i EMOiM ADY'SU IM WORKS w�abo t your unique business or service, by advedisinq w m us. lfbu7 find no other local medium is more effective at _ - reaching 1rour prospectsare shop than this special Gr4e your business a boost. Cal adsonsi %etwe. our Inside Sales Deparunent at 57944M GET YOUR 6044 STORY TOLD! hind it." Both Mr. Shields and Mr. Low state it is rare for any employee on the line to have time to read the pa- per anyway. 1• THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1998 - PAGE 13 Speak up and Young people can win up to $1,000 and hone their verbal skills at the same time at this year's Royal Agricultural Winter Fair. A public speaking com- petition for ages 16 to 24 is planned for the Toronto- hased fair this fall, offering contestants the chance at a cash prize of $1.(xx) from the Farm Credit Corpora- tion Canada (FCC) and the chance to spend a day ex- ploring Ontario Ministry of Agricultural, Food and Rur- al Affairs. Five other final- ists will also receive cash prizes. IN you could win Contestants must deliver a five -to seven -minute speech on one of the follow- ing five topics: Coping with Natural Disasters in Rural Canada; Technology: Cloning to Computers; Challenges and Opportuni- ties Facing Rural Commu- nities and Organizations in the New Millennium: Issues Surrounding Intergenera- tional Transfers of the Fam- ily Farm; and Canadian Unity: A Role for Rural Youth. Deadline for appli- cations is Sept. 30. For in- formation contact the FCC at (519) 826-2022. THIS WEEK VISIT HAKIM 00 OPTKAL PICKERING See our Weekend Flyer for Great Savings *Flyers are to selected areas only ut1 �t��)UwLq�'0-) Victorian Maid Service will take your cleaning worries away Tired of house cleaning? Too busy to keep up with this important but daunting task? Well, worry no more, because Victorian Maid Service will come to your rescue. Owner Victoria Endicott and staff member Heather Webb specialize in cleaning your trou- bles away. After working for a large cleaning service, they estab- lished their own business in February, offering customers a full cleaning service with a per- sonal touch. "We clean houses and small commercial offices," says Victoria. "We also specialize m seniors apartments and com- plexes and offer a low flat rate." Their services include dusting, vacuuming, cleaning baseboards, small appliances, wiping down large appliances, cupboard faces and counter tops. They wash floors, sanitize your bathrooms, make beds, do laundry, dishes, water your plants and yes, they do win- dows. Their prices are very com- petitive and the company is fully insured and bonded. Heather Webb and owner Victoria Endicott offers a wide variety of services as part of their complete cleaning package. "Each job is priced accord- upon request and they clean mg to the size of the home and homes all over Durham Region. the clients' particular needs," Victoria can set up weekly, says Victoria. "It's very afford- bi-weekly or monthly schedules able and perfect for busy people to accommodate your particular who don't have the time to to needs clean." "We enjoy our work You can have your home because of the people we meet cleaned while you're there or and the knowledge that we're while you're away. making their lives easier," says . 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IMAKE 1111 N IS S�iI�,�Niu ,- Guam ,ON _ ouNo�ssn•��sr r f PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9,19" SPORT RECREATION IN_AJAX AND PICKERING Pickering selects softball champs PICKERING twrt,utandthe pu- dun and Gaiaski ing tared Marv- - The PSA-enng tential winning run platooned on the vale with Picker- -Subway mile select at the plate. Galas- pitcher's mound in ing winning 9-4. 1'wls' softball team ki worked the the final and were Pickering defeated was golden at the count full and outstanding. Chiguacewsy I5-7 Mite Girl: All-Star eventually ended Pickering's first in the semi-final Tournament in the game by game was against game to ad-sunce Brampton recently. throwing a perfect a familiar oppo- to the gold -medal The Pickering strike down the nent. Brampton, contest. Amber girls went undc- middle for a called with ,Pickering Cushnie was Pick- feated, compiling a third strike. winning I5-1. In ering's MVP in the perfect 4-0 record Michelle Dei- game two, Picker- final. at the tournament which featured six teams from Toron- tu, Durham, Peel and York regions. In the final, the Pickering girls hung on for an exciting 12-10 win over Mississauga North With the score knotted at 10-10 ,going into the Pickering half of the sixth inning, Brooklyn Her- , bert s single fol- crated through greens ,/-�V E DA - 1 -t .a AND scq,c[ :�, 1J-( `:CMeN •NC •1-1 t%[NCIS- power Skati n tLC'� II M A 0 E S T U D I O SPA 123 A1hd Sheet, Wl"W, On„ ( 906) 666-2311 bert s single fol- crated through greens lowed Bsingle Jamieson s's single power Skati n set the table for for a Tie Domi auto - "'Victoria Galaski Course whose single scar- . ing two runs in the Patrick Roy Team bottom of the in- ning to put Picker- Pickering Ilei the seventh and Figure Skating final inning, Galaski pitched Club and struck out the Toronto Maple Lcafs first bather, bac Wal walked the next, September8,10,15,22, 24, 29 & October 1 who made her way7 Sessions -1 Hour: each - Limned space available to third on tw $89.80 - includes CFSA kww ranee -stolen bases. CWaski and catch- For Boys dt Girls - 6-12 yrs. old - Hockey S Rirlgette of Canada Ftdl Equipment recommended - no sticks or pucks er Amber Cushnie Over the past 10 cam back meg- 1y to strike out the r next batter. With Registration by phone only ` . •. ..Om4l17 ---"-------- -... _ P-Ft�SC kcps ' _ .� FA Coburn golf tourney raises $5,000 for Children's Wish PICKERING - The crated through greens 10th anniversary of the fees, donations, a raffle Coburn Memorial Golf for a Tie Domi auto - Tournament was a hit graphed jersey, an auc- with golfers at the tion for an autographed Seaton Golf Course in Patrick Roy Team Pickering this past Fri- Canada jersey. an auto - day. graphed print of Bobby A total of 160 Orr and a 50/50 draw. golfers ventured out on Toronto Maple Lcafs the course for the Chari- goaltender, Pickering tv event that raised native and Ajax resident $5.000 for the Chil- Glenn Healy also gave dren's Wish Foundation of his time to attend the of Canada charity tournament. The money was gen- Over the past 10 years, the Coburn event would not be pos- Memorial Fund has sible without the help raised funds for Toron- and dedication of the to's Hospital for Sick entire community. Children, Ajax and "It takes a lot of time Pickering General Hos- and effort to organize pital and $30,000 to these events and with - send a terminally -ill boy out the cooperation of to the U.S. for experi- the entire community it mental treatment not would not be possible," available in Canada says O'Hara, who also According to Jim acknowledged all those O'Hara, chairman of the who turned out to golf, Coburn Memorial Fund all who donated their and an organizer of the time, prizes and money golf tournament, the to the worthwhile cause. 69EE A nR 69 Save 5100 InsiAled Wc•atherik-ater- X'irwl Repl.acenie•nt Windows Sale- Prier. c•nd ti�nciac, August Iti, I�KI t Save $100 Installed Steel Entry Door Svstems Sale prices end Sunda. 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Groen Judy Jones of the Ajax -Pickering Adven- at the One -Parent Family Association an - tures team gens set to swing while playing nual ball tournament in Oshawa recently. aw Pickering Power girl PICKERING - The Pickering Power Bev Hutchison -Sutton Group Realty under -10 girls' rep soccer team continue to roll in league play, posting six victories against only one loss in recent action. Led by Jennifer Michalicka with a four -goal performance, Pickering Power defeated Richmond Hill 5-2. Melissa Joyce scored the other Pick- ering goal. A solid defensive effort and goalkeeping by Alex Russell kept Richmond Hill to two goals. SCOREBOARD FAX GAME RESULTS m 683-7363 PICKERING SOCCER CLUB UNDER-RVE MIXED 'A' DIVISION July 27 - Twisters 1 (Reshon Shaw), Sinkers 10 (Easton McDonald 7. Alex Von Gemmirgen 2. Ryan Spigareli); Mastercard 3 (Jordan Kotsopotr los 3. MVP Robert Whwrpole). Blizzard 6 (Michael Wkens 3, Grant Taman 2. Connor F-arag); Thun- der 2 (Madison Mannna. Jordan Ing -Chen). AID& y Metals d Machine 5 (David Karsteed 3. Michael Dundas 2. MVP Taisho Vaughan). Bay Sales 4 (Sonia Belley 3, Blake Bums. MVPs Sarna Betsey, Roxanne NKolussi). Blaisdate Montesson 2 (Adam Watson. Stuart Vaz. MVPs Adam Watson. Tara -Lynn Williamson) RVE-AN04JNDER MD(ED'B' DIVISION July 20 - SysoR Computer 2 (Max Eingust. Harvey Singh, MVP Christopher Kia"). Stricens 3 (Cor- rado Cammisuh 2. Zachary Domingo. MVP Alexandra Maxwell: CMensales 3 (Matthew Far- rell. Joshua Marne&, Shebrwy Lloyd, MVP Jason Vasey). Gerry 8 Sores Auto Sys. 5 (Michael Dn- mo+ski 4, Dunes Pans, Domed Parris, Sarah Roltngs): Pura Energy Batters 4 (Spencer For- nandez 3. Joe Doh". MVP Nathan Hamilton). Twisters 2 (Bryan Borth sin. Yaw Balanlyne. MVP Krista FwweoCw}. Shomeys Optical 3 (Bnodon Muth, Michool Wake. Connor McCormack. MVP Michael Walker), Lightning 4 (Adan Spiers 3. Adam Valado- MVP Adan Spas): Blizzard 2 (Zachary Donne, Alex Forth. MVP Perth Pax"). Candied Hoetnp & Ar 4 (Taylor Hurler 2. Tyler Fraser Adam Carty, MVP Taylor HurnMr) U DEWSEVEN BOYS' B' DMSION July 28 - Summerfietds Gourmet 2 (Kareem Tuck- er. Christopher Muddier. MVPs Christopher Mueller. Durncan MscheC. Cam Tod d Dee 2 (Marc Leneatlue 2); Rangers 1 (Cairn Lynch. MVPs Brandon Gavin. Justin Pilon), B.I. Til 1 (Jason Hobbs. MVP Jason HOEbe): Buzzard 2 (teen D'Sil- w. David MOR, Meds hen DSdmk MW tow Churchill), Ptnxrnbng Mart 1 (Anthony Belo, MVP Mathew Grpch); Thunder 6 (Airrhory Valero 6. MVPs Brandon J@d nits, Antlhory VNono). 7 - Eleven 4 (J. Paiddidis 3, M. Dwooa) UNDER.., E 90111•A* DIVISION Jut 29 - Pathway Morrtagemorit Pl ntlws 4 (Nicholas Johnston 3. Christopher Sit; MVP Steven Nichohs Aberna"), Pcivid. Kwwnw t (Cnrnstophor Peso); Rymm Gropew Inc. 4 (Davol Pnneou 3. Janie Robeson, MVP Mrdnoo Rraeliy). Masseyrs D, Canada Hlerdrrood Flooring kc 4 (Mitchell Ctxxftisk 2. Cassidy Spodabra 2, MVP Jonarthen C4yton). All -Pro landscoprV 3 (Shawn Kerrigan 2. Austin Dor herty) P0E-AND-UNDER 80105"8' DIVISION July 22 - Spotless Auto Glass 4 (Andrew Nauth 2. Satwant Dhaawol. An" Francis, MVP Andrew Nauth). Optimist Club 4 (MidnW Pore neir 2. Kennan Hinds. Daniel Desouza): Steve's Castings Lid. 0 (MVP Flobart carrion), Twisters 2 (Kevin Prebble. Joshua Ryon, MVP Krvn Prebble): Pkxnbr 3 (names nth). Mosntworks Screen PrMN 1 (rwne No); POldirirg Slo-Sports 3 (names Na). KD Trudu ng 0; July 29 - Spotless Auto Guess 3 (names n/&), TwWWS 3 (nuns Na); Optmist Club 4 (Known Rids LDgm ScfKnk Adan Wikineon, Wch" DOWOM MVPs Nathan Campbel. Logan Schurik). SIMV Castings Ud 0 (MVP POW Mackwr Meshworks Screen Printing 3 (Mcfnol Gilbo , ChrWWW Lalonde. Jordan Stork, MVPs Corewr in horn. Jar" Cara, Pick e"^9 SbSPorts 5 Man* Snrnords a. Ryan King, Kevin Abnlgonl ry); KQ Trucking 7 (DatiM Viusyrs 4, Eric Ewim 2, Logan Cameron). Puanb- n 5 (Brien Smit 4, Rived Alli). 1 NDM12 80105' OIYISION June 18 - Carol Waw Strvairtoa 2 (Anwar Genus. snle� IM MVP Ywailm TagL Lida 5 Van Oyu 2, 1- - ' otwilo 2, Manuel �5 POO Mdttrtyl MNP Joule EWK KU Tmdtinp 0 MW Doi 4 (Kevin 'I aW k2 Colvin BwtMM Joesph As- SOFMW t1VPs Blonde Chudtlsk Oclrtel1111asen), 4 THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, AUGUST 9,19", PAGE 17 a roll s on 'in league action ev utLhison-Sutton Group strong Aurora team 2-1. Aurora Realty reps also edged Ajax 1-0. Jen- scored late in the game to break a I - nifer Michalicka scored the Ione I tic. Jennifer Michalicka scored the goal. Russell played a superb game Ione Pickering goal. to cam the shutout. The under -10 reps recorded a 4-1 In a contest against Vaughan, the victory over Markham with a fine Power under- IDs responded with a 2- all-round effort. Jennifer Michalicka 1 victory. Jennifer Michalicka again paced Power with three goals. led the offence with both markers. Alexandra Martinez scored the other And the Pickering defence kept op- goal. position scoring chances to a mini- Power rolled past Newmarket 4 - mum. 2. Martinez played an outstanding Power suffered its first loss to a game, scoring three goals to pace the Thunder 3 (Watson 2, M. Riley. MVP A Riley); Fac- tory Mattress 7 (Ian Matheson 4, Ross Smiley 2. Brent Small, MVP Jordan Doody), Johnson Con- trols 8 (Brandon Szpak T, Brent Bundy 2. Zachary Miller, Justin Yates. Kevn Bishop. MVP John Michael Davis); D b E Warehousing 2 (Michael Latferton. Matthew Okrase. MVP Brandon Pond). Cashway 0 (MVP Matt Finley), June 25 - Licks 5 (Manuel Mendes 2, Kyle Deebank, Matthew Lopes. Joe Lupiccnn. MVP Kyle Hope). Canada Hardwood Flooring 4 (Jeremy Pohner, Brodie Chudz(ak. Joseph Assensa. Daniel Amen, MVP Barley Catney): Boyer Pontiac 3 (Jose Dugalec, Enc Pomngton. Christopher Haddlesay. MVP An- drew Hunter). Cash -ay 3 (Michael Krasnowski 2. Jason Kra snowski. MVP Arron Eccles). Thunder 8 (Watson 4, Latoszeuski 2. M Riley, J Riley. MVP J. Riley). K. D. Trucking 3 (Chad Boy(i Clens Attard. Andrew Bent. MVP Chris Butler), Factory Mattress 4 (Ross Smiley. KANn Vadera. Ian Matheson. Michael Fuller. MVP Mathew Renda). Innerspace Dive Marne 3 (Jortn a Esper 2, Ryan Morissette. MVP Ryan Morisseee): Cansel Video Surveillance 1 (Jason Giles. MVP Nelson Garcaes). Dye Ware- housing 3 (Michael Laft rton. Matthew Okrase. Chris Pasternadc. MVP Adrnon Casteb). Juy 2 - Caneda Hardwood Flooring 4 (Jordan Kluge. Brodle Chudzek. Darnel Amen, Dornel Weaams. MVP Paul VOW). Factory Mattress 1 (Michael Fuller. MVP IlAchael Trueman); CansN Video Sur- veiaanee 1 (Kervwth Sites. MVP KanneM Silva). trvnerspece Dive Mame 4 (Marc Gentile 2, Jolie Esper 2. MVP Adam Tun); Cashway 6 (Kyle Chan- dler 2. Sle~ Lopez 2. Michael Krasnowsk Jason Krasnowski. MVP Timothy Dunham). Thun- der 4 (Watson 2. Lapsrantlu. Lbrandi, MVP Cordy): D 3 E Yftrehoumv 1 (Adnw CasW. Boyer PorMtec 0 (MVP Paul Harrison): Johnson Controls 7 (Brant Bundy 3. "n Ltd" Dove, Graeme Muir;ft Kyle K. Wilierrn Bryon. MVP Wfan Bryce). Lidos 1 (MaKnl Mules. MVP Cohn Heanr July, 9 - Factory Maleness; 5 (Micheal Fula 2, Ian MMfreean 2. Ross Smiley. MVP Tyler Tartan), Lutes 1 (Manual Mendes. MVP Manual Madeo); Boyo Portae 5 (Andrew Hunte 2. Josp Dugauc, Eric Pennington, Paan Munro, MVP Pow Munro). Thunder 3 (Watson 2. Labasnaw): Cashway 5 (SNOW Lapel 2. Mich" Kr ww&s- lu 2. Is Krasrowski). Canade Hardwood Floor- ing 3 (Kava Marshall 2. Dorw* Warms. MVP Barley Camey). khnaspoce Drve Marine 5 (Patndk Mdonny 2. Jamie Espen David Demarrus, Sean McCurdy). Johnson Carntrds 4 (Graenee Murphy 2. Kyle Kavanama, Wiliam Bryce. MVP Kyle Gemon) July 23 - Johnson Controls 3 (Brandon SA -A k 2. t,araarne Murphy. MVP Brandon Szpok). MVP Daraw Allen). Bayer Pontiac 3 (uaich" a as N 0 CORRECTION NOTICE For our 32 page Sears White Sale flyer (Sale dates Aug. 3-9,1998) Page 6 • Country Blossom Tablecloths. Item not exactly as illustrated. We apologize for any hconvenfenee this may have caused sears customers. Spence. Derrick Kong, Andrew Hunter. MVP Michael Spence). Innerspace Dive Marne 1 (Mau- rice Girard). Licks 6 (Adam Van Dyck 2. Kye Dee - bank 2, Mitchell Aube, Joseph Lupiccnni, MVP David Landry). K D Trucking 0 (MVP Bill Race) UNDER -14 BOYS' DIVISION July 21 - WlIdcats 1 fBenlamn Voss;, Midas 5 (Matthew Fehes 2, Derek Polo". Joshua Ramlal, Keith Rhodes). Slo-Sports 0, Strikers 2 (Sean McAteer 2, MVPs Sean McAteer, Adam McConachie), Blizzard 4 (names Na). Rangers 3 (names Na): July 28 - Twisters 2 (Matthew Mann, Scott Williams. MVP Brett Jaltray). Slo-Sports 1 (Danny Sahmgna). Wildcats 3 (Hytham B•Yourni 2. Ryan Mungal). Rangers 5 (Sheridan Sampayo 3, Eric Neubauer 2): Midas 5 (Keith Rhodes 3. Derek Polo" 2). Blizzard 0: Aug 4 - Mdas 6 (Keith Rhodes 2. Paul Ruta 2, MatthewFettes. John Powell). Sto-Sports 3 (Jamie Bulak 2, Dar" Collins): Blizzard 3 (names Na). Twisters 2 (Matthew Mann. Jason Swarny): Sinkers 1 (Seen McAteer). Wildcats 1 (Robert I aloes) PICKERING LADIES RECREATIONAL FAST- BAiLL STANDINGS As of July 31 TEAM G W L T PTS Base ime Collision 11 9 2 0 18 Smart Food Farr 12 8 4 0 16 Lght Science 11 5 6 0 10 Bayty's 12 1 11 0 2 PICKERMG MENS RECREATIONAL FAST - BALL STANDINGS As of July 31 TEAM G W L T PTS Bayys 14 11 2 0 22 Brewsters 16 9 6 1 19 Dakota Bob's 15 9 6 0 18 Lone Stu 14 7 5 2 16 Popp's 15 7 7 1 15 Tudor Arms 15 7 8 0 14 Celebrity's 15 6 9 0 12 hrn Carte -Mn Com 16 2 14 0 4 WEST PICKERING LADIES' SLO-PITCH STANDINGS As at July 30 TEAM G W L T PTS Bayys 13 10 3 0 20 Chvro For Lite 11 8 1 2 16 Legion 11 8 2 1 17 Pedro -Partners 11 8 2 1 17 Whoops 11 5 6 0 10 Sun Space 11 4 6 1 p Majestic 11 2 8 1 S Rowdies 10 2 8 0 4 Blown Away 11 0 11 0 0 GAME RESULTS Jut 30: Petro -Partners 26 vs Blown Away 0. Legion 34 vs. Majsstec 27. Bayys 14 vs Whoops 10: Petro-Parflws 25 vs 8ayry's 12. Rowdies 29 vs Blown Away 10: Ctwo For Lite 10 vs. Sun Space 10 FULL DAY Summer Hockey Camp nonMSIORU NOMIff 0SMUCnOA FOR AGES 6 - 17 Ajax Community Centre August 31st - September 4th Video Analysis Enables our staff to individually isolate any areas of improvement or reinforce proper existing techniques. Each player will receive their video analysis tape to take home and review for future developmenL Ponoer Slcating & Puck 8andling we offer a concentrated and challenging ice training agenda each day. Sessions include a combination of Power Skating wad Puck Handling with an emphasis on such sklits as: Forward Stride, Backwards Skating, 'light Turns, Passing, Shooting and Game Situation Drills. J. ~. Goalie Instruction Our program is based upon improving each goaltender's balance, hand -eye and foot -eye coordination. agility. flexibility. basic technique and overall knowledge of the position. : $275 (tax inch") tuition iaclutles: Jersey, Manual, Proaness Report, Off -Ice Shooting, Russian Training, lectures & Mon! A Portion of the tuition will be returned to the Ajax Minor Bockey Associatiod For further information aboutft our Ajax or Uxbridge schools please eaU: l n' The Sport btternation id Rocky Academy 48 Ritchie Avenue, Ajax 686-8853 Support Your Local Hockey Association -.1111 offensive attack. Jennifer Michalicka chipped in with a single marker. The defence was also up to the task of se- curing the win. Russell was sharp in the Pickering net. The Pickering reps blanked Glen Shields 4-0. Jennifer Michalicka scored two goals for Power, Court- ney Kelly and Stephanie Taylor net- ted one apiece. The defence again played a pivotal role in the winning, limiting the opposition to just two shots on goal. Russell earned the shutout in net. Team members are Paige Heath- cote, Stephanie Michalicka, Stephanie Taylor, Kailey Lynch, Alli- son Rhodes, Alex Russell, Courtney Kelly, Jennifer Wakefield, Jennifer Michalicka, Alexandra Martinez, Holley Smith, Christine Langford, Megan Seely, Melissa Joyce and Michelle DaCosta. The team is coached by Karen Michalicka, Regan Hutchison and managed by Kathy Lynch. Baskin Robbins junior tennis champs PICKERING - by Sylvia Gonzalez 9-2 in appear first), Neil Felder Baskin Robbins laid claim under -12 girls' singles. blanked Aaron Holt 9-0 in to the gold medal in the Kevin Chow defeated boys' under -12 sings&;. Pickering Junior Tennis Alex De Lint 9-4 in under- Bojana Cvetkovic was Lcague after upsetting the 14 boys' singles, while blanked by Jade Long 9-0 previously undefeated Peg Robyn Stewart blanked in girls' under -12 singles. Perego squad 42-27 in the Catalina Gonzalez 9-0 in Wayne Felder defeated league's recent playoff fi- under -14 girls' singles. Darrel Ray 9-1 in boys' nate. Kyle Stewart and Keith under -14 singles, while Meanwhile, the bronze Godding teamed up to Mikhai Vergara topped medal in the tennis loop take the boys' under- Lenita Leufkens 7-3 in was captured by Bank of 12/under-14 combined girls' under -14 singles. Je- Montreal which (Defeated doubles 9-3 over Irfan lena Cvetkovic defeated the Great Canadian Bagel Shamasdin and [titin Heather Nothekin another Company 40-23. Seth. Mala Kirk and Ryan girls' under -14 singles In the gold -medal Kaufman lost the mixed match. No score was pro - match at the Dunmoorc under- 12/under-14 com- vided. Paolo Vergara and Tennis Club (Baskin Rob- bined 9-4 to Catalina and Raam Pandey teamed up bins players appear first), Sylvia Gonzalez. to tie a under -12 com- Neil Vaz defeated Stephen Meanwhile, in the bind doubles match with Chow 9-2 in under -12 broni-e-medal match at the Kyle Stewart and Jade boys' singles. Megan Glendale Tennis Club Long. No score was pro - Hutchings was defeated (Bank of Montreal players vided. 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April 24, 1995 saw the end of an era when a fire engulfed fifty-six years of legendary lo- cales and historic frontier film props at Old Tucson Studios. The Arizona family theme park that closed for nearly two years has resurrected from the ashes. The banner strung over the soil laden street marks the en- trance to the rebuilt Tucson Stu- dios. "Welcome! We're Brand Spankin' Old!" A few steps through the front gates and I find myself in 1860. Images of -The Good, The Bad and The Ugly come to mind and I envision Clint at the other end of main street. brim pulled low, poncho tucked just so, revealing a ready pistol. "He was here," confirms public relations manag- er, Jamie Eggold. Clint Eastwood starred in Joe Kidd (1971)' filmed on location. Spared from spark were very few structures, wardrobes and props. Among them were; the sweet shop, adobe buildings near the entrance, the Blacksmith, The School House, the Park Brewery, the High Chapparal set, the Indi- an Trading Post and the wedding dress Melissa Gilbert wore as Laura Ingalls on "Little House on the Prairie." (1977-1983) Several new buildings now grace the streets. The Mexican Mission (salvaged was the origi- nal bell), the Town Hall, the Grand Palace Saloon and Hotel, and the subterranean Storyteller Theatre. As I stroll through Old Tuc- son I am literally walking through time. From the front gate I progress from 1860 to 1920. I am enveloped in street scapes that guide me through pre -settlement times, the true wild west and pre -Victorian times. I become witness to the wild west as the streets double as show venues where Tucson Stu- dio actors perform a day in the life of a western town. The Mission stunt show in- cludes director Cecil D. De Ville filming an action scene for his epic western, while a comedy of errors surrounds his set. Gun- fighters, lawmen, stuntmen and saloon girls create a charade of commotion. Rounding out the wild west playbill is; The Show(down) at the Town Hall, Diamond Lil's Dance Hall Star Sensations, and The Stagecoach Arrival. Inside the saloon, Diamond Lil and her dance hall girls per- form as Lil sways from a swing sEANLM CUCTUM MW FREE WALL PANEL UPGRADE Huge Renovation Showroom BROWNE'S DO IT ALL�'j for all your home renovations • Decks & Fencing • Basement Finishing • Painting 3 Tile work • Electrical & Plumbing cad Brian 839-3726r;-=v AU wo guarantseel. D suspended over the crowd. In broken-hearted harmony with her gals, she belts out a rousing rendition of "My Darling Clementine" At the "Cowboy Cafe, I en- joy the hearty -home style chick- en, an obvious house specialty. Wild West eateries throughout the town offer everything from charbroiled chow to frijoles. Rosa's Cantina serves up seven- ty-five different kinds of tequila. There are plenty of rides and attractions including; The Iron Door Mine Ride. (a haunted house style ride through a copper mine); old fashioned carousel; the C.P. Huntington train ride, panning for gold; carnival games, petting zoo, and of course the pony rides. Authenticity is a key element at Old Tucson Studios. You won't see a child's pony being led around in a circle here. Instead, the children saddle up at the O.K. Corral and ride through town. Hollywood dictates that "the show must go on..." and at Old Tucson Studios, that's why everything new ...is old again. IF YOU GO: America West Airlines serves Phoenix Arizona non-stop twice daily from Vancouver, and Air Canada one non-stop daily from Toronto. See your travel agent, or call:: Old Tuscon Studios, 201 S.Kinney Road, TUCSON, AZ 85735 (520) 883-0100 ADMISSION: Adult: $14.95 U.S. Child: $9.95 U.S. Tracey Rayson is a Canadi- an freelance travel writer. 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This is the sport sedan for high per(orlsarres families. _ Finance your purchase at 1.9% and Finance your purchase at 1.9% and Finance your purchase at 1.9% and You COULD SAYE $3,578* You COULD SAVE $41506* You COULD SAVE $39976* t (11111118011 on $27,= finena" aae.d on s3�,000 tlflitfCed� o�s.d on $30,000 financed) . • FINANCING IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON POHTIAC FIREFLY, POHTIAC GRAND PRIX, PtlHTIAC TRANS SPOR't NICK CENTURY, 6MC SOHOMA AND 6MC JIMMY. wwnar GMC SIERRA REGULAR CAB 2WD Sierra is designed and built to be one of the most capabl0 e The GM Cara ,i i• �J—r MAfst/TAMC[ PONTIAC SUNFlRE COUPE This fun -to -drive coupe is Built For Drivers. Finance your purchase at 1.9% and wervf Mark. .. • • . GMAC PAGE 22 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1998 • Aiax Pickerin News Advertiser/The Uxbridge Tribune` Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579-4218 683-0707 phones lines open daily til 8 pm Mon. -Fri., Sat. 9:30 am -3 pm TORONTO LINE (416) 798-7259 Pickering News Advertiser Outlet 1822 Whites Rd Pickering - Sara/Lee-Amberlea Plaza HOURS: Tues. -Fri. 10 am -8 pm Sun -Noon til 5 p.m. CLOSED Monday FAX: (905) 579-4218 683-0707 phones lines open daily til 8 pm Mon. -Fri., Sat. 9:30 am -3 pm TORONTO LINE (416) 798-7259 The Uxbridge Tribune office 24 Toronto St. N., Uxbridge Anatomy and Histology HOURS: 8:30 am - 5 pm Mon. -Fri. CLASSIFIED ON-LINE FAX: (905) 8524355--»-.« .a.•-.,�..� 852-9741 tlu, Ipp-n m M M-n,l ,f. Ml I; ktaUh.w.r.rba..r..s aero The Ra6obgy Curnc u ^ :Itn s _)1040M P� n a HARP Approved. In acronhance wide Entail. a�ese@rarwaa.ttet I Careers Lo Careers I I Careers I I Careers LEICareers Lul Careers 1 1 Careers I General Help I General Help Now enrolling for: September, 1998 Oshawa Campus - Oshawa Centre Modules Included in this Program: • Anatomy and Histology • Microbiology and Sterilization • Pharmacology and Nutrition • Radiology The Ra6obgy Curnc u ^ :Itn s _)1040M P� n a HARP Approved. In acronhance wide Coe Heating Arts Radranon Prowom Act. t9BO ) • Principles of Dental Assisting • Dental Materials • Operative Dentistry • Preventive Dentistry • Medical Emergencies • Dental Office Procedures • Clinical Work Weeks • Employment Readiness TORONTO OSHAWA CENTRE CAMPUS 723-1163 JOIN A LEADER MAKE A DIFFERENCE Viceroy Homes Limited has carried a solid reputation in>lobal and domestic markets as a mapr leader in Kome manufacturing. Known for its innovative products, sound financial status and the ability to deliver, Viceroy continues to excel. Our success has been built on a very firm foundation - people. Positions available: 1) Quantity Surveyors 2) Estimators 3) Architectural Technicians and Technologists Successful applicant must have a minimum two years experience to Canadian Residential Wood Frame Construction, Computer skills required. Please state clearly the opportunity of interest sending your detailed resume. Forward resume by mail, fax, or e-mail to: Viceroy Homes Limited Human Resources adminsrv@viceroy.com. 30 Melford Drive Fax(416)2984923 Toronto, Ontario M18 1Z4 Telephone calls wdl not be accepted. We thank all appfitatts ado apply, but advise that only diose under arbor cmWeration will be contacted. V.—.AL PORT HOPE - TORONTO - RICHMOND are expanding our team!! for of Chiropractic seeks am t energy, outgoing, optimistic dual with great communis 4 and desire to learn. compre on the job training provided. Apply its person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Hwy. 4 7 East, Unionville ,►l ";i `3 gtfa'�!'p f•"aI F't'4 a _ r!e =+tiff?" i`C'i' franchise opl es available or equivalent in your home. liam 0 t:emar. DOW" a rail tedin dart, career training; available in anMWI Talk, ear candkq. p�a�. wax- ing. Stttdem firim aide Mils $20. (905)723- I, -1W. You Can Be Animal Care Aide Job -Read do sti like wmk '? with domesticated animals? Leam about Animal Behaviour, In Months Not Years with Nutrition, Disease, surgical Techniques and more. Career • Ontario Business College. opportunities may be available in animal hospitals, Accounting/Business Administration humane societies, pet stores, Human Service Worker - Animal Care Aide kennels, veterinary clinics or Computer Software & Systems Operator zoos. In Only 8.4fonda! Business Administration • Massage Therapy Medical Office Administrator • law Clerk Law Clerk Pharmacy Technician • Sales & Marketing If a career that allows you to Chiropractic Office Assistant - Dental Assisting observe and contribute to the administration of our kgal i Classes Starting Soon! system intrigues you, OBCs for for o,,i,C-vwr you. Study Canadian, N Limited Seating Corporate, Family & Ao"O!�itieaewlNIONKS Call Today! ' Colrune Law and gain experience in uiminal and 200 John Street Rest, civil procedures. Careers 1,1idtown %1a1, 2nd Floor may be available with law Oshat►� offices, real estate firms, banking tng institutions and Financial ka%iguxc 11a} Be AvuLthir L Fh.,x Nh, R:riih In Only l2 .NOINhLT! DIRECTOR OF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT Non-profit, charitable organizat cn seeks ex- perienced individual to be responsible for planning, implementing and evaluating all marketing, public/media relations and re- source development efforts. Must have a degree/equivalent education and 3-5 years experience in a directy-related area. Dem- onstrated public speaking/writing skills, and experience working with Board of Directors/ other volunteers required. Must have suc- cessful track record preparing proposals for foundations and government agencies. Knowiedge of MS Office '97 and fund devel- opment software required. Sensitivity to women's issues a must. Non-profit experi- ence an asset. Resumes to: Executive Director, Osllatre YWCA, .33 McWtw Street, OsMafra, LIN IX8 by 5:00 p.m. ANt�ust 19, 1998. We wish to thank all who apply, but only those selected for an interview will be con- tacted. FRUSTRATED NITH FOLR JOB SEARCH' WE CAN HELP IT'S FREE • Resume Workshops • Internet Job Access • Interview Workshops - On the Job Training Call The Hotline 725-4786 Pickering Residents 1-800-263-0993 xled by the Ontario Governrrm Join Myron, a team working for success We are we Progressive, self-directed individuals who want to maximize their NXFull time hes -Mat to Fri 9 am. - 5 pm. No w�eveaing shins Paid Training Counpany paid benefits including parking - Aocemible hX 13 nordwas1 Scarborough • CaU our a istrng Corporate Client Base On-going sales and amourd developumt • excelkM communicafim skills Ouafifleadoom • 2 or more years office experience - • Outbound calf centre or netad sales an asset ' Amarate keyboarding and coam;:_0=r A School • mirate keyboarding Amal spelhM • Candidata mint e> ala red one skills � Ac- counts ,.. . NOTE: We etareea aced 3 and one FreedJFit . counts Repreiumb ivea The Fmtch/ position u fully Candidates will be regtrired to go duo tatrng for French �It skills. candidata interested in rising to the Myron Challenge are urged to contact. Lori Phone (416) 291-1834 exL 599 Fax: Nita 291.11985 Myron thanks all applicants for their interest. Only those andidde bring con- sidered for an inkroiew will be contaded. NAIL rECNNICI#NS Program - kryk. sberylm, minimae pedkarre, nail an. hands on tram" leads to certificale. Career School of Hal NO OMOm (905) 576-e i BE— c...rr 1NOIe 811r 98 into The Rei eAibauiium'. Established 03f - hem Region aaaranoe msW neon wntraaor is vgmr dkr0 and requites an Estin.lorlEir- ptdtor to txx.e i 09aft am VW of losses. If you an moomoed. a tram plats and irt0 Im athHIM lfRm,Ino � n restswith , 1001 �eeii��eyc�� bots to: File #109 Osisaa4l This WWII, P.O. cox 481. Oa. LIN 71.5. WAS To stout riendly environ - tot. FTWT posi- Das available. ftnts enhance our re. Details at iiew. Call 723-4920 RE iiam is OKY for Sep- toadw M provide comptlNr tratiktp to Pte School children in "ham mown. Mort live mm taw knouAeWraining provided. Must have rdlalk vehicle. Fall resune to (9D5)- 619-0249 905)- 819-0249 or mail to Com - PAW -CIO 900 Bonacord Ave., a, Whitby, OnWio, LIP 1H8 at Alt. CoordkWor. No 0101% calk MILL RUN GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB bas the folkiwing positions available: • Experience Banquet Staff • Snack Bar Staff • Inside Maintenance Person • Pro Shop Staff ,dust he artsdaWc to wturk sbtfkv fi.r the abxnv ptsih(ms. Pre) Nb rip also mquirrs tvdunteer Marsha& E-.S'tartera. rh,ly a14WKants sek-ded/hr intrntieu7 u -W be amtkuted Pkme fax resumes to: Mill Run Golf ti Country Club 1.905-852-92''2 or, Had to Mill Run Golf & Country Chub 269 Dunham Rd. I8 Wxridge, Ont., 19P IRI ADAMS SERVICES WANTS 50 AZ DRIVERS We offer. • F;'T and P/T highway and city • F /T Teams • P; T Highway and city weekends Benefits offered with certain contracts You provide: • Valid AZ license • Current clean abstract • 2 years experience • ICC medical • Clean Criminal record search CALL RANDY (905) 720-2204 X -AIDS CONIMIM OF DURHAM Coordinator of Volunteer Services 12 hrs. weekly - 12 month contract The successful candidate will have a combination of education and experience relaxed to working with volunteers in a non-profit agency. Non ludgroeaul. Knowledge of HIV/AIDS issues an asset. Resumcs accepted until August 17, 1998. The Executive Director, AIDS Conanine of Durham Ste. 905, 2.09 Dundas Sower East, Whitby, Ontario. L I N 7E8 Only those selected for an tatemm will be contacted This poubm is funded by the United Ways of Ajax and Pickering and Gshawa/"tby&1&=" ATMNTIO M $U95 j7er hour if qualified. Shit immediately. World Wide Mmufachuing company has ku time openiaga in our Dudum based outlet. kleVerience necessary. im oeer neat appewance �c hawe own car Call now Sunday 12 - 2 p m. Mand 9 am - 4:30 Pte- i ' ill -3s32 BRUCE BISSELL BUICK PONTIAC LTals D. Part time Ef�sl /ness Manager Please contact Paul Carpenter 905-683-6561 Ajax Requires P/T Hardware and Auto Parts sales people. Flexible hours (10-40 hrsJwk.) Mechanical comp. and retail exp. are a must. CTC hardware or auto exp. an asset. Also required: Part time cashiers Send (resume to Mike HaN 637 no 400ne) coals plus". • ... • . . jam_ �_ Gen" HNP THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1998 -PAGE 23 1 GtMt HNp 1 GerMrN HNp ffMI General Help JIBE[ Gats m HNP 1 GerterN HNp CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. CountryStyle. Pickering 1050 Brock Rd. FULL & PART TIME HELP WANTED Apply in person DAY & ROSS DZ DRIVER OPENING • SFjxed Amount per trip • Dedicated Contract • Scheduled Route • Monday to Friday Coll 1-800-561-8811 Dial "o•' & Ask for the Logistics Monger INDUSTRIAL POSITIC AVAILABLE NOWM Ajax/Pickering • .Assemblers - Craft Experience • Production Supervisors (shifts) • Control Panel Builder • Forklift (lic. with 5 yrs. exp.) • Tool and Dye Fax resume to (905) 837-0627 Apply in person Tues., Aug. 11 /98 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. E R S O N N E L LUT PERSON/DETAILER Required for busy Chrysler dealership. Dight shift required. Experi rice not necessary, we wil rain successful candidate. Apply with resume by fax to: 683-5738 ROLL OFF DRIVER Required for full time afternoons, approx. 2-10pm. DZ or AZ licence required. Please call 640-2052 or fax resume to: 640 -9232 - Drivers abstract Mquired. Boum Adana rats? Female ETS BftrW us flintlemed- No op. m icamy. jww on the Alb trmN ashm fast track in MM am aft t Flerf/e takWdM WAkOy. 18 and OW AZ Ma DFvvEM or preferred. Illvatellaa app. reQifled CortlpeYeva AM. CA Mary 9 (905) 431 - wages Elegelerd tKirlBa 4M for a con8d. kMerview. Packap,1108" Sa1NY bo- aNOUM DEfU1N1ANT . dean driver ab ■AM - 110 Lupin Dr. saad, ISkni of search Dbillwasher/prep person n- and ICC mMical. US and glirad part gine. Accepting 5115 imemefiMtm. resumes tletwean 2 - 4 p.m. unit #40 OshawaSON, ne 1 p.m. No pho Call90� 133433-M"IH AVB w cm ts" conww seeking (Manapment TrakNe. EV. an Ask nor Charlie assail led not mantlel1ooryryCao- dkMn must be ambitious, 0 B smes Off - aced. Seiiousa applicants splAw fax resume to: 416- 390-5789. t 75 STRONG LABOURERS • Shipper/ Receivers • Machine Operators • Material Handlers 50 INDUSTRIAL WORKERS • Assemblers • Collator/ Inserters • Order Picker/Packers MUST have steel -toed safety shoes/boots. Bring Void Cheque or Savings Account Information for Direct Deposit. NO STUDENTS PLEASE Interviews to be held at: Mclean Community Centre 95 Magill Drive (Westney Rd., N of Hwy. 2) Wed., August 12, 1998 Call Rahel (416) 292-2282 QUANTUM PRODUCTION MANAGER $oo - SOK Hands-on professional with the ability to partner with Senior Man- agement, ensuring that all facets of production, scheduling, material control and maintenance of Plant Equipment is met, along with the ability to lead, inspire and motivate your staff. Minimum 3 - 5 years re- lated experience. Packaging indus- try along with ISO exposure are both assets. Ajax. Cala Ch istlue at QUANTUM Tel: (416) 226.5685 Fant: (416) 226.0364 fficallilli 'OTrS PLACE, a residential and Co unity program serving people with , ;m. Part-time positions available. Expl Ice in residential setting; knowledge Itism and post secondary education Icial services preferred. ;ott's Place requires a part-time Adm :native Assistant experienced in pays )okkeeping and proficiency with Won Irfect and Lotus 1-2-3 preferred. Ind resumes by August 21, 1998, to: scoffs Paa, P o. Box 56959, SM Rsaand Rd. W. Oshawa Oat. L1J K6. Ilv those chosen for an interview will SOURCE I= SPORTS 2 Positions available • Full time Team Sales Rep., salary & commission - Part time sales associate needed. Weekends required Sales experience required Please fax resume to (905) 683-2505 or mail to: 32 Church St., S. Ajax, Ont., LIS 6118 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiserwill not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads s limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser Cash paid daily! Ice Cream vending routes available in Ajax & Pickering. Students to Seniors 428-7380 DO YOU LIKE CANDLES? 01, G ,06 Ae 'r, earn mere -come, PartyLite Gifts Ltd, s for you rWe offer a fun or cart time career excellent ompensahon. no deliveries inventory Choose your own ,urs and income Contact .Idy Shelley at f905) 436. 9982 for details ECE TEACHERS wren college rploma required for Nursery/ noergarten ri Hong Kona %•ooa0le requirement for BEd Primary as well Please tax me Pape resume 10 (416)269- 2 HAIRST-Ir 1.1ST/ MANAGEMENT In \�. Durhalrl Centre I ;...f wag,, - t,Lwy elle mmn nm .kJ .hire W -ow rin.rrsnt P .r:rx� alai arallahk w k '.T m Call Louie at (W- A 1949057 Hair Fitness Sabre EXPERIENCED HA RS"r_S'S wanted for A1.;:jaC . ^ :ill :slahw Centre Salary :omnessw Cam Robert 723- 5937 we pay you "city 'c assemble our P-luciseasy work. No aperence rotxssary. ForRF EE drNails send SA.S.E to Fire star Enterprises 1 W I itnarpooi Rd Suitt 113 PK MnrS DRL, Lt V hip (417243106 FORK LIFT OPERATORS $10 - $12 per hour must be h- cened Car an asset Fax (416) 495-0941 or Call toll tree 1-888-509-3222 Stall Plus FRENCH Pmcaael Assistant wanted for September IPNclk- emg) 35 hours/vreek (am b pm) call 905-1593-5005. Maw HAIR STYLISTS deeded br Ajax - Pickering area Wil hour ID start plus prollit-shann% Bit" pay 8 good wt ftv edrKkOons. For inwoew cel `905-428--6824. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CU7T'ERS PreiOSMs atraiabk is Oshwa As wit gas -ass -111115" I te- Milo- to work most wee - 1a48 Lnerpool Rd. 33. Pidlah , Ont. HAM$Tn ST WANTED Mim- mal of 5 years experience for management training possi- ble For Natural Solutions. Pickering Call Mlmmo a 831 - ow HERBAL MAGIC - Opening soon in Ajax' Excellent oppor- tunity for energetic dynamic person looking for a full time career with advancement po- tenfial Provide weight man- agemem counseling b sen herbal products in a clinic setting 1-800-850-1702 HIRING FT/PT Appy to Mrs W de man s - bakeshop of BROIICER 1,CAR80V0U(;H VIC-rURIA PARK & FLI.FSMERF. Requires RIBO regis- toed personal lines SR - Automated of- fice -Salary & Bene- fits commensurate with experience Please Fax Resume with References to (416)449.9221 Attn: Paul - PJ Dermody Insurance Broken INSURANCE - .- -" for persr:na! -, ,es R 10 0 he Teleglobe/Tabs exp preferred Contact Pat at Worden Insurance (905)579- 1317 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must -are 6 months working experience b safety steel-loed boots Up to S9 50mr Pickering through Oshawa areas Gr an asset We will be interviewing at the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- tre. on Richmond SI E, Osha- wa, on Tuesday. August II f,=930am -2pm MAssms RESTAURANT. e:w•es EXPERIENCEC Seri �z b Line cooks Pie" ap- :,y in person only al ria Liv- - V001 Rd 5 Pickering. MODELS WANTED 'rom Ca- nada betweer 2 '9 to com- pete in tris years 1998 Toron- !u Pageants Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarsfmps, in- c!Ldng trips to Nahonais in as Vegas Cam today 1480- 367-2125 Ext 240 OMWTUNITY KMOCKSIII Marketing :ompan, -e0uves u energetic outgoing people w repreum trier own pro- fessiorWly"I Fast advance - met for nardest workers witt0 train Call Jasmine if 3144 ROOFER SHINGLFR b Shin- yers -wiper wanted No ex- penence necessary Will Iran (905)-434.3818 leave Gym No membership required Pay as you go Pin No comeklynutment Pay as you go gym. Da- ly We, Monthly. Absolutely, positively. no preauthonzaed pay- ment. Pay as you gc Power City Gym O ottil midtigbl Chis F. Weekeeds 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 111111135 Brook Rd.. Pickering (M) 427 -Un ii= ASSEMM ER ren.md Goad solder stalls Fax re- sume to (9M)640.1649 TDP DOUM pad Need tel - Marketers, expenv= Pre- terred bis will trap. Cam 905- 438.0058, PIZZA UMN required. per - mar -W IWI-tin"days. must oriexW—. Call 7251 arta" — POSITION AULME for Saytair Daycare. supply Nattier, expenin a mist. Possibility of a perrrwNM M:411m0 tae. Alsatrtt care Aver for 1, Expaknce neo 114SWY. Fax Resww to 905- 839.973. HAIR SMI llwft 1. A part time administrator to co-ordinate cyW pa � a Licensed assistant OAF Ina %naris for I 00�' b•� Wo to naMe a fear' Also avadaek Olympic U* The btlaer d diary/Will 0 NIAGWYERS i g PUB 2. A part time clerical assistant/fundraiser to ing Parltwy in the Indene 6 Positions for Leawe Caere 9 the 401 a Oshawa de Ajax. Brock Rd. today. 905 -426- 71 ••2 nnortdts _19051-416, �9! ('Lal C}TIhB 426-6180 ad with sipBcrdiag7 JOIN OUR TEAM! oofer. Expires Ar3I still 98 for figures. If you are interested, please apply Mature RAM STnOT, ful ine. d deli dot required Iql-tim. SERVERS ! BARTENDERS/ LI\T COOKS Experkncad. Pic" and g 2 yrsminimum expenCncc. 7383. kends; 905 438 F re- Full & Part Time t wanted. Ch* renal, no di- Drop resume in person lines nemk, Rtecfni<tianl Provo a Monday, August IOth, 1 lam-7pm expert - ef" an asse res 105 Bayly St. R'„ Pickerin8 WANTED Sales person for European Deli Cates. Accounting graduate for full Baywood Centre 426-8877 time.Duties include, purchase or- n is � Ask for Ifo (4 61-266- - - - - - iii - - - - a� ,, PRODUCTION MANAGER $oo - SOK Hands-on professional with the ability to partner with Senior Man- agement, ensuring that all facets of production, scheduling, material control and maintenance of Plant Equipment is met, along with the ability to lead, inspire and motivate your staff. Minimum 3 - 5 years re- lated experience. Packaging indus- try along with ISO exposure are both assets. Ajax. Cala Ch istlue at QUANTUM Tel: (416) 226.5685 Fant: (416) 226.0364 fficallilli 'OTrS PLACE, a residential and Co unity program serving people with , ;m. Part-time positions available. Expl Ice in residential setting; knowledge Itism and post secondary education Icial services preferred. ;ott's Place requires a part-time Adm :native Assistant experienced in pays )okkeeping and proficiency with Won Irfect and Lotus 1-2-3 preferred. Ind resumes by August 21, 1998, to: scoffs Paa, P o. Box 56959, SM Rsaand Rd. W. Oshawa Oat. L1J K6. Ilv those chosen for an interview will SOURCE I= SPORTS 2 Positions available • Full time Team Sales Rep., salary & commission - Part time sales associate needed. Weekends required Sales experience required Please fax resume to (905) 683-2505 or mail to: 32 Church St., S. Ajax, Ont., LIS 6118 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiserwill not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no li- ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads s limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser Cash paid daily! Ice Cream vending routes available in Ajax & Pickering. Students to Seniors 428-7380 DO YOU LIKE CANDLES? 01, G ,06 Ae 'r, earn mere -come, PartyLite Gifts Ltd, s for you rWe offer a fun or cart time career excellent ompensahon. no deliveries inventory Choose your own ,urs and income Contact .Idy Shelley at f905) 436. 9982 for details ECE TEACHERS wren college rploma required for Nursery/ noergarten ri Hong Kona %•ooa0le requirement for BEd Primary as well Please tax me Pape resume 10 (416)269- 2 HAIRST-Ir 1.1ST/ MANAGEMENT In \�. Durhalrl Centre I ;...f wag,, - t,Lwy elle mmn nm .kJ .hire W -ow rin.rrsnt P .r:rx� alai arallahk w k '.T m Call Louie at (W- A 1949057 Hair Fitness Sabre EXPERIENCED HA RS"r_S'S wanted for A1.;:jaC . ^ :ill :slahw Centre Salary :omnessw Cam Robert 723- 5937 we pay you "city 'c assemble our P-luciseasy work. No aperence rotxssary. ForRF EE drNails send SA.S.E to Fire star Enterprises 1 W I itnarpooi Rd Suitt 113 PK MnrS DRL, Lt V hip (417243106 FORK LIFT OPERATORS $10 - $12 per hour must be h- cened Car an asset Fax (416) 495-0941 or Call toll tree 1-888-509-3222 Stall Plus FRENCH Pmcaael Assistant wanted for September IPNclk- emg) 35 hours/vreek (am b pm) call 905-1593-5005. Maw HAIR STYLISTS deeded br Ajax - Pickering area Wil hour ID start plus prollit-shann% Bit" pay 8 good wt ftv edrKkOons. For inwoew cel `905-428--6824. FIRST CHOICE HAIR CU7T'ERS PreiOSMs atraiabk is Oshwa As wit gas -ass -111115" I te- Milo- to work most wee - 1a48 Lnerpool Rd. 33. Pidlah , Ont. HAM$Tn ST WANTED Mim- mal of 5 years experience for management training possi- ble For Natural Solutions. Pickering Call Mlmmo a 831 - ow HERBAL MAGIC - Opening soon in Ajax' Excellent oppor- tunity for energetic dynamic person looking for a full time career with advancement po- tenfial Provide weight man- agemem counseling b sen herbal products in a clinic setting 1-800-850-1702 HIRING FT/PT Appy to Mrs W de man s - bakeshop of BROIICER 1,CAR80V0U(;H VIC-rURIA PARK & FLI.FSMERF. Requires RIBO regis- toed personal lines SR - Automated of- fice -Salary & Bene- fits commensurate with experience Please Fax Resume with References to (416)449.9221 Attn: Paul - PJ Dermody Insurance Broken INSURANCE - .- -" for persr:na! -, ,es R 10 0 he Teleglobe/Tabs exp preferred Contact Pat at Worden Insurance (905)579- 1317 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must -are 6 months working experience b safety steel-loed boots Up to S9 50mr Pickering through Oshawa areas Gr an asset We will be interviewing at the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- tre. on Richmond SI E, Osha- wa, on Tuesday. August II f,=930am -2pm MAssms RESTAURANT. e:w•es EXPERIENCEC Seri �z b Line cooks Pie" ap- :,y in person only al ria Liv- - V001 Rd 5 Pickering. MODELS WANTED 'rom Ca- nada betweer 2 '9 to com- pete in tris years 1998 Toron- !u Pageants Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarsfmps, in- c!Ldng trips to Nahonais in as Vegas Cam today 1480- 367-2125 Ext 240 OMWTUNITY KMOCKSIII Marketing :ompan, -e0uves u energetic outgoing people w repreum trier own pro- fessiorWly"I Fast advance - met for nardest workers witt0 train Call Jasmine if 3144 ROOFER SHINGLFR b Shin- yers -wiper wanted No ex- penence necessary Will Iran (905)-434.3818 leave Gym No membership required Pay as you go Pin No comeklynutment Pay as you go gym. Da- ly We, Monthly. Absolutely, positively. no preauthonzaed pay- ment. Pay as you gc Power City Gym O ottil midtigbl Chis F. Weekeeds 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 111111135 Brook Rd.. Pickering (M) 427 -Un ii= ASSEMM ER ren.md Goad solder stalls Fax re- sume to (9M)640.1649 TDP DOUM pad Need tel - Marketers, expenv= Pre- terred bis will trap. Cam 905- 438.0058, PIZZA UMN required. per - mar -W IWI-tin"days. must oriexW—. Call 7251 arta" — POSITION AULME for Saytair Daycare. supply Nattier, expenin a mist. Possibility of a perrrwNM M:411m0 tae. Alsatrtt care Aver for 1, Expaknce neo 114SWY. Fax Resww to 905- 839.973. HAIR SMI s mop. Icarian, then, strive, 1. A part time administrator to co-ordinate cyW pa � a Licensed assistant OAF Ina %naris for I 00�' b•� Wo to naMe a fear' Also avadaek Olympic U* The btlaer d diary/Will Windows (905) 831.2333, ask computers. you must also possess strong Varrorocgm.. chill prxtpe cccpcarere. Plus �ttpypmkpp�wy. Preview Cedre 1755 fricker- 2. A part time clerical assistant/fundraiser to ing Parltwy in the Indene 6 Positions for Leawe Caere 9 the 401 a Oshawa de Ajax. Brock Rd. today. 905 -426- 71 ••2 nnortdts _19051-416, �9! ('Lal C}TIhB 426-6180 ad with sipBcrdiag7 MAGICU" oofer. Expires Ar3I still 98 for figures. If you are interested, please apply PIWOOCE clerk, bulckr and RAM STnOT, ful ine. d deli dot required Iql-tim. Sam-5:30pm, no ewnwngs Experkncad. Pic" and cares opportindy Cam 7 d Mmittly wAttiorfs,, days, wile - 7383. kends; 905 438 F re- MMiTTLIST 8 NAIL Tech. t wanted. Ch* renal, no di- xe�16W1resA OOEAM VIP Salon lines nemk, Rtecfni<tianl Provo a time // lulu mamMpflmwerq WS -521111111. expert - ef" an asse res to ( OMIm HMP —MmH* 1 onto. HNp A VOLUNTEER DRIVEN NON-PROFIT REhEtrTlONIbT• SEGIETARy ORGANIZATION SEEKS: gni customer servicet1aC ground. Experience and 1. A part time administrator to co-ordinate pleasant telephone manner the delivery of services to our clients. you 't a to work in a must have a degree or equivalent experience ., fast paced team nvironment Mon - Fri 8.5eSlim-Line in social services and a working knowledge of Windows (905) 831.2333, ask computers. you must also possess strong for Mary Mn or Syd for appt communication and time management skills. 1 sees 2. A part time clerical assistant/fundraiser to MI /A ots handle general office duties and assist with THINKING OF CHRISTMAS?) volunteer driven fund raising events. you must start now and pay cash for have strong organizational and communication your Cnstmas shopping if you skills, good computer skills and an aptitude, are a people-perosn, self - and intereseted in a for figures. If you are interested, please apply full or pan time career. can in writing to( me immediartey to arrange an File #186, Oshawa This Week, interview This is an oppor- unity to develop your direst P.O.Box 481, selling and presentation 865 Farewell St. skills No experince neces- Oshawa, Ontario, L1 H 7L5 sary free training provided Car is essential Only serious applicants need call and leave HOME IMPROVEMENT a message for Su res 905- COMPANY IN AJAX, 831 8368 Is looking for a recent WANTED Sales person for European Deli Cates. Accounting graduate for full ScarborougheGerman language pan time.Duties include, purchase or- n is � Ask for Ifo (4 61-266- ders, accounts payablecis ,, reconciling statements, inven- Sk= tory, and readingfinancial state- 16 WELDERS. g •er merits at month end. Must have temworkp m -r m„m ;ix months ing experience Fax re- sume to 416 495-0941 or contact Tammy Dunn, can fou free 1388-509-3222 staff Pi,n Accountant 686-2445, ext. 234, 7am-3pm. a1, General Help til PF:RISTt:�hF.�T COt PLF:S cxran.. urm w r-y ur (kra res ant M,mt"I I,Lalum. Kcy rrtrwn ,Mlmlcx imluJttf ckantng, n:pon and ma.rW namc The succm ful cantl.Jair� mull he --II tnuxaral an! fi. c high ."wxtud% E.rrm, tic u m acetol lxr nit �� In rctum, wt .rill rx.niJr a -La). aparuncrt. hcncfl ru&4rc ankh,1pwtunaxm I.• Wt emcrx 17xv.1KI C, I.r the %Lwwral rmn wW mu& Ix Mhngual Pteasc I- rcxu„rx u.. 1-613-731-1335 THE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS J, Get, :,rnam C:,aCIt• 1 Cunemty seeking volunteer board and committee mem- bers to help wrm a vanety of Wills We are seeking volwr, Nerrs to orga” turd rarssrg eventssocial eveimto hetp provide services to people with MS within frill Dunham Reglan and to help with ad- Wx mstrativet duties AN volun- eers will reserve training It oil are insereshed. please cam Angela Mastrangdo at 905- 6M-2581 TRAVEL AGENTS WANTEDI intermediate to senior xr BOOKKEEPER ; a _,. ,uy r,c !,or :^mpuier literate. a, collection. office admmn du- ' s Good phone manner Fax esume including salary ex- 111alion 416.292-8795 BOOKKEEPEWMTOMER SEP'.',:' •eawred or a vee. hon supply Company Please W resume to Marx Spencer oro J b C Sanitation Fax 1905, 426-3722 1 sakes HOWA was GRAI'll IC DESIGNER FREF.I.ANCE 1NI inimum 2 tear. AC experience - Quark Express, Il- lu.trator and Pho- toshop. Typing and prcxtf reading abnlitmc required. Fax resume to (905) 839-0630 1 Sakes HeoAgwes rsoyer WANTED 2 EXPERIENCED USED CAR SALES REPRESENTATIVES -Up to 40% commission *Company car Contact Gerald Thornton Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick Toronto 416-798-7989 Pickering 905-831-2693 Oshawa 905-686-5859 sultan! WING possesses A min- imum of 5 years or corporate Skied SkiNed f travel experience. strongIWJL IMp :omputer skills (Sabre pre - lerra rredl aa trackrecord CLA" 'Ae TECHNICIAN gigkly service Please tax 2-' C sume to (9051-576-3136 Ann Heater Must have at least 5 years WEED MAN Wherbys leading Lawn care Company Is looking to make additions to IIS exist- ing staff Energetic lawn tech- mclaru regwred Knowledge of I— care would be an as- set but Is not helcessary FW comprehensive tramnq pro- vided. Call M5-666.3187 PERSON HEEDED to assist In small producilm two of unique wood and merl pin UM Otrties inckade parting. tuning. sanding. a wrrlDkng, b slipping. etc. Vtsual sbias an assn While to Cold NipAts. Tlitkson Pt., RR/2. Mutt. Ontario, LIN SRS. WON AT HOME - assem- Will our products. star) im- m1 ftellf For tree into. pad - age tall 24Ats. kid -fres t- 98.771-7409 old. 07. Relea O M. OEML Now •wm7eiiJe first GrwNM�fke�lBtMiNam sibriting hinhtllMlAt at ISAOL t 7=33. 1 RECEPYOWT M. Picker- ing comparti w0h oppottwMY for advancement. MkmsoH office and exca" rwstonter service skills A must. SM- Ouai- (Fluid) an asset. Must true own while. Fax resumes to: interim Person- nel,(905)837.0627 Chrysler dealership experi- ence, especially on transmis- sions and a/c. Fax resume to: (905) 683-5738 Immediate openings for experienced fabrication machine operators and mig welders. Machines include punchlbrake press, horizontal saws, ironworks, multi -drill. Experience with own set-ups a definite asset. ExcIelleird wages and benefits. Fax resume to: 9�5-139-1717 TECHNICIAN trut Canada Limited a TYCO nal Compan , has an imm ing for a self -motivated indi, strong communication skills. ideal candidate will have a ation background and CAD E will include co-ordination of In projects. Applicants should hold a Civil I neering Technologist diploma. Please submit resumes by mail only to: Barry Catterall, Unistrut Canada Limited, 585 Finley Avenue, Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2E PAGE 24 -THE NEWS ADVERTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, AUGUST 9, 1998 SkiNad NNP I SldMad ttNp ShiNad Help HffB_WgWnC0nW 1Ar Or 1 4 1 1 - 1 ~ Sib M At KRAFT we focus on our mission of providing good food and good food ideas to consumers. As Canada's leading manufacturer and distributor of packaged food products, we take PRIDE in the quality of our products and our people. To achieve our mission, we are committed to a work environment where Team Work and Learning is recognized. Currently our operation in Scarborough has an opportunity for: Instrumentation & Controls Technician ...to take responsibility for the reliability of all production equipment by becoming an expert resource in all aspects of the operation and maintenance of the equipment. This individual will be responsible for calibration of instrumentation, troubleshooting software, and general electrical support for production. We are looking for an individual who enjoys working in a team environment, has strong interpersonal and technical skills, and is ready for an opportunity which offers challenges and responsibility. In this position, the candidate will be required to work rotating shifts- Preference will be given to candidates who have a background in Instrumentation and Controls or are an Industrial Electrician with 5 years experience in a continuous process environment. Please send vour resume to: Kraft Canada 1440 Birchmount Rd. Scarborough, Ontano 'NIP2E3 Ae d•oii all gPLcairts Jon rens mete t. We ream dot w telephowr am, Atty" t•,qw n n•r/l M acaryted. We Will cowtsaY oalw prose mdreJ.ub sr/ecerd Jon aw mkrrrr . AIC MIN 8 8000 8 T U.'s $125 i $185 Dehumidifier CNN' TRAILER, for sale. great Investment, t fryer, french fry HUGE GARAGE SALE OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - URVICE REPAIRS LICENSE CASH FOR CARPI We buy $65 1998 Astro Grey mini cutter, tridge. Ready to cert toys, clothes, household items, ceramic tiles A, more! MECHANIC LABOUR RATE used vehicles Vehicles must be in runrWN condition. Call seat $135 2 Rolls of sleet 535 Cement Mixer $165 576- $2500,00 0.80 call (905) 720-1068 1491 Ripsebank Rd. (Pickering)ONLY SSWnr. wVh this ad. 427.2415 or come to 479 0132 complete. Asking 55.000 905- Sat. Au eth g• Also Car cls" shop, Has- Ea Bayfy SI. East, Ajax at In CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets. 100% nylon stain re- Sam - 4 simple raps. R pin ONNaNG. Warranty Easy 1 rrsaty ll m14 MURAD AUTO SALES, 1 for 1a !ease. carpel 3 rooms $339 Sl«athele able. ca R•e°Mltl°nN CMP- KEE14MG Durham Clean. Cash rad Free Removal GARAGE door r epars, Doper- pre sq. yd) Inanda carpel' premium pad and iruWlW- �wT �innputet�- 1 �_ IIt1 cars srallalp. 1994 UN RD. 2 dr, auto. $6495. Ila Dead or Alive vehicles Any- Any - time. Anywhere. Bill. springs. cables, rollers, open- bon Free estimates, Target kkE oil 1994 Cavalier. 2 dr, auto. $5995 1992 224 home 905-430-3688 pager ers installed 545 New doors/ repairs. Serving Durham and openers Quality Plus Doors Surrounding area Sam 905- 416-336.0073 686-1772.M 1989 3. Pace American CARPET SALE. Call and Save heavy-duty bflh-wheel tan- up 10 W. On large selection dem-axle cargo trailer, good of color and design, customer condition, available with satisfaction guaranteed. For 16.000ID fifth -wheel hitch tree estimate call Mike. (905) complete. Asking 55.000 905- 431-4040, (416) 822-8226 579-9967 In DINMG ROOM 9 pc. Sof i 2 JUKEBOXES, like clew, pre- chairs Coffee 5 too tairid- auto. 56700. 905-720 8174 1992 Sunburd GT, $6400. 1992 Cavalier. 2 dr, 5spd. 53500. SCRAP CARS Wanted, top 1992 Cavalier, Wagon. 53995 prices paid Same day pick 1992 Taurus Wagon $4600. up Also cars for resale, will 1991 HYUNDAI Scoop I.S. pay up to 55000 Calf 686- $2995 1991 Taurus GL $4900 1771 days or (416) 6841121 1991 Cavalier, 2 dr. $2995. evenings 1991 Z24. $5500 1990 Beretta GTZ. 5spd. 53995 1990 Cava- WANTED : 1992 or 1993 Hon- lier RS 5spd $3700 1990 da Accord EXR Must be auto Corsica $3795 1990 Grand- and have air Dag and be in sently on locations earning Lamps. Desk Entertainmem pnx. 4dr, 52995. 1990 Sprint mint condition. Call 434-5780 wan Irl i 4dr, auto. $2695 1990 Bonne- hocks money CO 53500 w/100 COs. Centre Wall unit Etc! (905) 1 Altides Waned 1 1 Sw wile SE. $4295 1990 Berens 9 $2800 empty: other with 683-4497 GT, 53880. 1990 Regal $4395 for Sal• records $1400 Oshawa 905 TOP MONEY PAID - Gold and 1984 PONTIAC 6000 STE, ex- 1990 Olds Cutlass Supreme 1!!7 CHEY 1 X 1 EXTEND 579-4538 F•REEZEII-(Woods Excellence) diamond N VCR. CD's. cellent condition many up- Con For appointment for a demo of Shaklee's revolutionary enfuselle' anti -aging system, call: � Mary Grey M (905) 426-8586 14 Cu h . good workingvertt0le. $6900 1990 Lu- - powen tools. electronic Calc tempos upon request mina 4dr, $3995 1990 Z24, CAB. 305 automatic, air, lift. Lu - tion. $200 oDo (Orono) 905 57wl %88 QUICK CASH BUY 2700 Certified. CaII atter Sspd. 53695 1990 Mustang cruise, am -fm cassette, 983.1145 (snp) AND SELL. tKilson and Olive Spm 905-436.-2511. LX $3695. 1990 SunMrd alarm, cep• hitch, grey Cloth HANKS' APPLIANCES, Sales WANTED OLD, upright Coca 1lt5 NISSAN 3NZX. V6, 1990 Taurus GL 53995 interior, dark green and grey Parts. Service Fndges full- Cola 8 P 1989 Beretta GT, $3795. 1989 exterior, excellent.SM.. or best size i apt -size. $175 i Pepsi machines. op hike 3 int, Cherry Black. Rums 74 000 kit . 526,900. or best W boxes. and old can operated Ming 2 doors Standard Air. Cavalier.Css offer (905) 697-5932 Washers. $150 6 up Dryers. equi!xnem. Cash pad. (476) PS/PW. tint. hatch Dade 7 - Ely $29S 1969 Olds Cutlass $125 i tip Stoves. $150 8 u0 28a -9W Root 24OKms NEW tires, Supreme International. $4795 1987 DODGE NAM CHARGER Upright freezers. $250 8 up Drakes. anemator ben. i Dal- 1989 Lincoln Cordental. 318. 4X4. 33' muders Cerb- Financing available Lip to tyr eery As is 52495 Please call $4995 1988 Mustang. 52800 tied $6.000 red and black. warranty Avg 2-8yrs 426 WANTED 905)-427-1822 Serious in- 1988 Bonneville $MM. 1986 Call 852-3106 and leave a Simco St S (905)726.4043 USED aWhes only, Camaro, T -top, 52995 1982 S- message. EMBOSSING 10 Custom $8.900 1973 Mus - 1944 PARISIENNE Gray lots tang $3995 1967 Camaro. 1 ver/ Forrester Goal Pads $125. of options New tires, Drakes. $5500 OPEN SUNDAYS 4 Wheat Cooper 300 Goalie Gloves - For plastic I.D. exhuast !feeds paint Cern- NOWT BUY SELL 6 TRALIU $150 pair. Cooper i Kota cards I,ed Best offer 666-9702 160 Simco• St. S.. Oshawa 1986 SAFARI van 43 litre Hockey Pants (small) $20 f9eatse call Gv at (905)404--2255 $1600 as Is . n8 (905) 697- ca. Shin Pads - S5 Elbow 1986 PLYMOUTH RELIANT _ 1780 Pads $5. Cal 436-2631 (snp) 5791407 90.000km Good conation $750 Can 683-3388 after 61''F a ^ N ESTATE SALE WASHER i DRYER Excellent WANTED. Mode trains and ✓ 95' Ford Ranger nd condition Will 6od deliver hs- tram parts Wdi buy lay0us XL up Can separate set Call acompete SM (905) 420- 19AGI 07 MLesabre. V6. ex - (905) -839.0096 6927 quem condition 156K. auto, I 33 000 klms- lom . will be certified Call I e ADMIRAL WASHER - Ken- pgo wloDBED X- set` and thiCkOrthopedic CONip- 905-725-4080 a 905-432- Excellent re0. more Cryer oke new Condiframe. stipBEV t 5427 SALES LIMITED non. tlom t« s350 oaten 'n plastic. coal $t.500- Seo I $10.000 firm $625 (416) -8764934 J KA DATA PRODUCTS Abe 1967 OLDS Cutlass Cierra, It J9]1• Sue $04bed 5200 6 Borne- fordable 6 reliable service V6. automatic. fully loaded 905-683-2966 HANDY PERSON WANTED Ae Pato Doors like new MOPING SALE soca bed $400 852-7543 wool desk i ,itCabnet. . !>C congwre er upgrades d - 1908 Firefly. $7295 certifiedreputable come 6uuder s • D•rc n; Avrtebl• • D"-Avoi" list' pairs On -see services avail- 1985 Rekam. 4-cyf , aulonief- CuS:�me; Servix Must riavt All ITEM$ LIKE NEW kdCDen m0 cotta dresser and kitchen tame, able Cao 4905}435-8964 it. air. $1295 1967 Shadow. 1 Trsiprs residential service (repair) table 8 6 chars 5225 D am more (905) 426- $1495 certded 1962 Anlow experience Must have own tools. excellent utterpers" ane COmm°nktlhOrl skins Durham Room Fax resume 416-633-7491 HOIST HISTALLEILSERVICE TECHNICIAN Expenence with compressor ii wDe equipment on ex- Mwnce No rs. Salary po cap resume to Crown 11011 teriance 1280 TervMlegar Awe 16 Oshawa. Ortano. L1J 7A5 Fax 905-723-M LICENSED x Experienced Do- gew wee Onu�noo Chryslor ler Dealer- ship excellem wages and DereMs to the noN ndrwdual kir our growing elan Mar a tax resumes to Btkkvise room ladle. fwACI 6 4 Chain 6198 boe' V6. automatic. 5895 urmmin- I 1987 TERRY Taurus "railer $1100 3 !flea sofa we end PN103/GR NDFAT11FT1 tied 905-404-9759 31 Ft immaculate Queen sue tables $1400 Wastier/dryer, CLOCKS- Bark to Scrod Spit- SALE- O% -PAY IN 1999. 11187 PLYMOUTH Sundance, bedroom 1 lip -out $9500 $750 Bedroom Sudo $1400 CWs Huge saection d new UTAK POOL Rett whet. 4 -door Ntdtback, grey I Must Set' (905)-576-2446 Much mors for rewmq Arid teed pianos S New dk up above ground nduding decks cordrton. asking $1650 Cab pkist ne 686 5493 a esve ppppww,,�,,do,ss tram 5895 and up 16 x24 Ore 55395. Package (705)748-3477 or pgr 416- sleeps a sleep JAa(message 30' ender y °ownwris apply Also � includes tier, 2 ladders. sand 242.0292 1 r cr ve. new stied. Beautiful ANTIQUE walnut diktngroom 11NlC1nOn of grm0lather Neer pump i MOW etc. 1- 19" CHEM Corrin. 4 tyl deck. Ducks. master bedroom. set .able 6 Chairs. buffet. clocks trorti 5995 and W 8W 668 7564 auto S2 200 cerided 0 B 0 r ' r ' t t r mnt condition. asking Crim nDS42 tea carver 8 TELEP PIANO 433-14M LLP a aso 1984 L; MO 2 door. $14.000 (905)831-2682 mirror 5/200 576_1M : 1 mock7, S2 600 (905)-579- THE NEAT 13 ON AT CENTI- IM PROWLER 35 take new. (111111) RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES 80d CART ENTIRE STOCK IS RF- TO E - and reconditioned, full DUMO TO SELLI FULLY RE- sleeps 10 large fridge. mi - BACK brand ZOOMQuality warrantyPaddy s Market FOUND Aug 1 South Alax IOU FORM Taurus. 6-tyhn- CONDITIONED AUTO., �`t. PWI-W. A/C. htat- vme brand clothing for men. 905-263-6369 or 1-800-798- Small female what Colored der runs wen as is $600 GREAT SER1fICE. NEW ARRI- Ing awrarg, deck, shed. terra. and toys iSue 8 to 5502 trine, Contact AttxYYh lpby Cal 905.831-6550 VALS Eq 95 Sudire. air. auto. $16.500 0 0 0 (905)-579- Mens XXXLG) Hundreds Of Animal Cartrol 427-0737 no 90,000 kms q«geous red. � Mears to choose from with SMONAN Ouatity wooden CAT black 'emade 190 OLOSMONLE Forenzamore arrivoriff weekly 34 FT. SHAMROCK Rear Be. recent luiredos. RipgedF RC 5299 Was qI Many Odltf 9i- Oke rom sheds a x a barn lot, T collar WCS /Church KMmnSt ria 2 60.000 AS only $8,988 Coupe h steal blue. V Sleeps 7 Deck Shed Fob n V- has t a6 aria (Atex). missing swim 6. auto. boded $9.995 90 1, ikertocM Dodge Clrvskr PO Bio 1376 Ontario nCBN SJt a I a look at dew sawrgs. es and styles available Nso garages and Oslo 761 Mc- '� 23rd Answers to 'C-4' Plast rye 61!6--6134 Stereo PS/PB $1850 Caro- a� 666-1965 Fwd$. aino. 4 or.. readily per- W. 129.u1XX1 ions S 95 -way V,�,ag Fenced Bartle - 613 -966 673-966-0856 Art Ca erron Lavender Body Sloop Manaq- INFANTS - 12 YEARS OLD or start Jeans $11 Wtbn !yanks $8. dress pants $14, stets $6. swoWn $12 sines Kay Rd UFA 3, Pirteroq Fa more No nit 905-619.2093 • 1 ►asRgpliW 1N9 TOPAZ 174 Kms. Excel- lent condition Looks Great • king.995 - FieryAll V • UW SDa'+y 55.995. 92 Cue Microwave T V -V C R accessories Slee season Dad, Mus elmans Lak,. of In can caring. Safe, fun horse $45 PME/OAK FUR07URE En- $1000 (9050576-5147 r Z24• Sl«athele IVMTEO CarpenterAian"- er'lvinxwnent- sport tickets 175, plus plus' Names eke Eddie lertaanent ums. home omni. MEAP%rmmmtf pups 19W BUICK REGAL LTD, 2 b1 ti $5995..auto. 93 Cavoler $8.500 579-6950 than repand for general con- [ioLRNAII Licensed by M.C.S-S. Crossings, Gap. Polo. dreg room, bedroom Only 3 puppies !en $695 Or., bio rrneage. second own- SE as/. auto. kms. teal. VENTING 19N Hardtop WM trailers. tractng firm Commercial ex- car rnupl Fax Reasonable rates Levo, Gard. Britches. Harry Rosen. Boss plus to and custom desrthS. our Cransmai have teen !lard- each Wady lo(905) s71• 7375 a (7651932-3105 1 55560 oleo mrtiied 721- 1655 $6.000 rrwrk . 9r way 20/LS325g wen p $2 $1207Lonq wkid ge un"t 1 1 resirre b Nt6)-4t2•t6a R��. eburble hours. Cath mac sound too good b me be �n0 � nit ouaMM Ciera. bled.Reduced autfss Cera, boded. s/4 besotdol. on $ale fB.iBd. 94 Chen Astro. oldie Bn00Ykn (905) -655 -SM. 1 Hoepi6l PROfiS$�IAL MOIi DAYCARE So}1207 trues Come to Rugged Re- plays n kmn0y aril Ste t« Strict the hod POW AM oak�um4din la Drop in and see ow Siete ol me Art AMSiAFf TENINER papers4 6 1,,,. isl shotSodgwormed. Can 438-21 1913 a /9!S NAM 323. Awo. orbited 55900 (93). air 125.000 kms. burgundy, steal a $8.750 95 Lumnu IRE yourself 1994 we've faceifY pager Leave $8100 (95) Or test after. Cal APV. van. at. spotless. OEM 4S31$TAN7 required 1 O"com meow MOCKAIWY 2 - ayare �n oft only the Dat n New 8 Next to New qua" t•OMwort°ng and let is stow you tow one hrnatune Number 905.436-2376 102.000 Ions. (9.950 91 IM HONDA XR100 dM bike kir busy din" office Ernmese. • Z7-1.2 available in my home Had daily P., , doewg at up to 75% below is made our motto. 'There a no substlttrte for Quality' M SHEPHERD MAPS Dherd' UD Cross 41le3 CAMVY LF V6. AMS Drakes. air excellent Coro- loaded. wine. turns. V°°° great cord. 95 n good condition. good Dike 90 kms. askunq $1.006 Cott ens s not necessary Con- W Nay (9051420 4808 NAIMY vented 10 young dram n our Piiyier• actmtes. monpls given. CPR Poem decked 18 rrnonsns retail Expermice catsgn' mak t« mar eke TraOniOrW Woodworking 115 Norm PCM Road Dugs. 1905- now kir sok Cat- -vine 905665-0191 «1886 tion. 510145 certitletl, hal 905697-0145 G e.0 Satan. balled. Deeny. kms. dray deep 905-5791821. DENTAL Assistant/Garl Freda Y Ing hone Some light douse- and up 426.3621 never Retort tee 401 to Th Rd (S On Rndn Rd 1 Pori Ferry (905) 577 -DOGS $13,95 513,950 90 Fop Ranger Ex- • lelers. . evening 8 Saturday burs. IW time. HARP pre works ono cooking Must fare own car ExD and/or EC my htcloe to MYCer ickson in NmitDy. turn 13 to Bum's r 985-6774 Puppies D Cocker - 1!!1 OIDSMOMLE CUllaEi Supreme Exixdkrd Condition. W40 v4, auto. au, must n and out. (6.995 berm. 92 Fero- Penned. Pidrenrq office Celt trarunq an asset Dal 905 -Lord a dMtrm d a6 ago. dose b Elan Public Sdpd. no We're i tum R We're n the List pan on flit lett (Bum's St Placa 1� FfI10QE $225. and ua. nova $200. 11tID0es thong 5 mala. 1 k- � Parents m site Rased 3.1 Ln Auto. AJC PLRS/PB, ABS. AM/FM va, dean. good Car, 4 cy- . 11 FT. ALIIwMIM hStkrq Dost 15 tp Evnrirde moo, i $05-831-4709Pickering ash to JoanneWinches.) 831-0723 cave message a , 6 30 71� M w0-91. used and tp. used washers $250. dryers "ah drOnen 1st shpts. $275 cassette, Air Deg, Craw. $9906 (905}212- apo, now $1.995.. 91 Sidekick. 4 door. 5 speed, air. 109.000 tm!p. $1506 0.B D. Cal 571- loft NANTMOUS MEPER, t« 1Hours SaL 01 2063. NOTE: -5, cam bare a -404- $125 and top. New brow name each (705)-062-5154 or (705}778-27171 5914. kali. 4 x 4. airy $6,995. 2884. HCaAft s wRekerds and 2 3 weekday everrgs. W.hnonscicapitp. mal own EXP6pERCEp DARCAVE Wonder has one operntg for 3 010 i NrRribous les/ � -ft - Rng fridges. 16. c.f. $605 . New f name 30 stores $119. and up. Mer S C -f. Ireezers loaded. PIED T MUST SELL - Converti0ks 19N Swtbird. white. pneat car. firm.. 1989 Tracker /NS Ol3RAL GMLI N - 21 5 n. An ta0in. new tannper top, new VHF rad0, Bad M� pup -Fully di"J♦M��,: prtq velrrJe. start yrs tell . now $19.99 pr. Shop now new 5 ct. br budges. Db Horse rased. 41,400 Kitts. MMM Congo".Orlity new compass August 30Vi. Pickering area. Exec and rddxerkca. snacks i !iNKlrs provided. Car 852fi597. !o best srkcvork. 5225- Stepourt M Imo, SUP"% UNpen• CKC n0. Niab Carolled. $14.995 O.B.O. Loperied dal Daalaslkps ssanq up b � $3.� firm. MESE AN Otllel FM ens mum more. $10,800. (905)987-2272. 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Many *0 in and d mean Goalie. SOKMS. $10,700. car- Seat p06}6N-1401. $ Cali $ for rwwatled cars _ Ow- RELIABLE fwx" i wow- siasoc lire -out caregiver re- LovNp dlyrare 16 NOAK 10 12 years- f7Mll 1Mkips $1 5410. (416) ahs (n0 1" 10 rNue don- hdeneodlr.NNtNwkMsttlortss 1ow" M -Ms RNs sw and losW am Intift Pulled ahs and twat °Bs (We dew otR "a ism s7' nisch top and IMIIOdNiwc Elcomm Mo- I* • 1 lane Hill tRusd louFax backyard and part). NUNNMNO lad rade middleman- aw loos =t WE HUM � m)-906.42B-OZOB cal cod ndition MAMYSRMVf- home. Aller ASAP. Fah day wbrtt . Close lo Ri>:ebanhlSuotndc Cr41ls story rate mrssk err Craft kWaMa les dystmm ma0e ww0ow dosriNgt. lkrtrry, NenN Spstjy iNerat n M00IcrOM polary. N try to n- Plum ar O6As1N AddpOodd, al (10614M -hell MYOIE Vie Car sctW kir 6 yr. old. Vasgfk Mliriard PS. mu Lane. Non-smoker, reltr- WOM mash i sacks- Ret Aid C.P.R aroNed. Ilon Mir ". Shalprs. Fruit et4 10 N Ilslat Amgmmm-Mem A i A MIM Cars, trucks N 3138 (416)-086 923(- Wds*n0- Respodtsibk skid aides, Vabft f4l6)te&4M. Sm". nlrxipls. 905-428 males. (418 227-7777 or 72 or 1 -0N -3f9• Odlrb. Pali DOOOk DOOfeI Pet Waste First � dint ceedtd 1 etrerdictywAt CA Ml' MIMIIfMSTR Live TEACHER Rp6ira expai enticed loving cadre. 9hs 10 1244. CASN on MEALS. we Bar, SYs1Ms ta0dd 2000 554.99 NP b 150 e. mt., moN 3000 �, t12I1fQU pt year.ft *a. 24 howit. 7 days. 30 t BL4. APT. Bri(jht i Cbn! wwl SOHTN Ajant Not kNKkdes, d Marsiy. 3 daysiyek, 19 his., tate are d 4 dirdreN, 3 SPIN. aped Pilon lad, Saar naOinks. ds CAM kir saM, Rt3 3. f25. each. Platy all Tay. Troy Ser. i more! Pay hep dols kir lop ik=. }bare audlof �g gg W b 300 k. Dog elle had credit RO inn. satloe !06 N6 5003 or Wit Boa 1 q1p, all MR 1 s00 sio, DPW. s� - t f kir 10 mdmW i 3 yr. old opo- . �� paskbi0ler �sdtsa�sfa, IWore eaeies da logs Br or J dy 721.0186 (sap) video. or aN60. INK CD's. JiCMsp mak/ of 525 24' CfEdltl ff i� 905-706.5234 � I>k�►� �- W-79, sten seppmber. Car 839-7961 orale, 427 . Ndn sraplprp 3 Bdsl aid hdl0ws. CARPET 100%. may, gym 0�. - ttioftds, ferrdrpn, � Rprad donliinp $25.98. BEST h1 T. F. 1m I world you drive. - OAF GRE NrwtrEo bee TUCKER RENES Iovkig. 427-2356 Nyba Beck pneti, sailer re- . oush.. satarit carpet. For 3 rooms. 17BS 71-2271 BL Lipllrrie swraape, from tmem, Lots of pfB- Ggroai am Joseph co Nam.Schoo( �W � fNovhder for it 5369.00. Prim mcbdes $5.99. ft saovefs from owned Prnkkc area ld BW sdetodl. Car 852-5986. my Iw dktrtren (5 . 3 yrs)PT 6ltishe0 snacks,fes St yds CMK dabs pod Nft=$5.99- 9-9. 7 dayVateek- vehicles to ttarlriq Seplardber. R6mipss i reteredices redptira0 Noo- 'Wd, wale in your ham. F et dlurdaron n your home. OVAUTIED, � � rep BBO' (9D5)7233413 Fax 7231468. Choose from. LOY Many prod. Vodble howl. 21)•30/ telt. dkdildren spa 9.8. i 2. srNoker. Barton Fangs ora Cal (905)052-2180. p school, noo-scaotinp. Rel_ erenmsararabk- 0910 . No initiesL no paymad far bens hi assn, Daniel, 1-000- stoves aa, term madmen$. or a�kg Natal (9w 571 11 + for so- SMAL E O r n Greertwdod, wrorideAW work- tag aNirorwera. lion rm9ONabk. 426_78, WANTED RTMfMR1ATELY. Mmy for our 11 miorirr old. ■WTESASIROM Lane. Car" sate envtrenmad- Backyard teases who no 217-0104 8711 'TMC® ya SBL leg' 1!p Gmftd ydFala LE, kid- � MTMM MO'IbRCYCLE CARPETS - by d target, bee you ewe wldraD4 an- 4 tMATIME. ENERGETIC Tiirm2 Ny home. NmisNpkta, rifer- bulli Public(46 School. Phone fAiClNte 100% oyloa, new stain w law dytpas dm herd I will Wes a weft: ONIO s'7 Let N alkiievnq fIe d0. Ice brand new 14960 cm- died ,986 Get$ Asko Colt SMflIIDQq CHEM '%t�'i4� required tar time. U�rid�e 2 cNr .. Please dy afkr 6 earns reek w FndyWAjps area. (905) sm-we (416}ZBI 3061. angel 3 morns. $319. Price Carpel, Pmmk- ped, Qr�a Gp a GryM Kelm gip verslOn von, ltuky loaded. $3950: Bda blow is Cold airfm aNr�� (965) Q52 3328. no- 1 � ' (M, ,:rwswap 1253 dr (;, •). ca Im "' win CALL MIKE CHARUK RESPOIItNLE CAf1EMHIER • • NOT EROINN Ibrraan BBB 2314. 18 1. mom, ,ew , 'K OMM * TME b pari your homel to : 1(11 f71E1T RIPAIA 0 CO. CABOSM rwrAcp 4oridlUOa. 04797. AT (905) 579.4400 OR a h n lone fol lrie. 1 Car aNLOyyrhiMooNMMedaycare arall6Ne n allordaOR rMa�CP i B�ist pk1e herd fa fhe doses 10090you . DIiRLAYfSTg1ABE uFKrs. Ch's WWW bods. Phone n1a YAM= 2 *leo 10 Bs Ca en I41d Eddiewe (9(90) 76-= le Phone M Power a Braga. $ oFtaDAMe: Net Wa Pontiac Simi, MOO no.. SELL: (905) 242-4773 itsek dwadad. a1 _ 12M19l... , , 40+Jalwf! ~&_M. M. GO (W,02 -910i 0601 or 623-B25B. mewge (906} 42B 7481. au, 50,000M 0110. arr1 434.2775. - �� / I I ! R 1 f Y'..*.'ir.r ,r •.f • e _. - • • • • r • • . • .t r f •e °0.` -or }• �,;,'+�,,,•"�f�CX#�"��'le+�r„o�%.., ,-s _ - : i�p� - r k s. - - .. 400 dirt 1 BEDROOM . in exclusive Cance' area. Private en. trance, pang available . All nclusive $490/mo. No - smokers, no -pets 905-728- 4168 1 BEDROOM apartment in Nonh Oshawa. Suite Slnple Or ' ouple Close to everything. 5599 inclusive. 686.9153 APARTMENTS FOR RENTI 1 Bed We $450 .no Courtice 2 bed bsmt 5700 Incl Sept 1st d Oct 1st All Cindy 725-2246 LM 1 BEDROOM APT. private entrance. gas fireplace. large kllchen, very spacious Avail Sep, 1 $600/mo Includes Indge. stove. heat. hydro Darklno No pets. 1st/last ref- 2 BEDROOM Ssml Apt Avail for someone who Can provide part-time childcare to Shin - workers Own entrance. park- ing, laundry. dale. GAN Avail Oct Ist $650/mo. in- clusive (905)-433-0156. 304 SIMCOE S. Newly reno- vated I-Dedroom 5550 inclu- sive tirsLlast Snmeoe/Glbb. AaiLale immediately Ste- phen (905)-571-3229 AJAR Fumsled Bachelor 8 1 tenroont untutmshed Clean br(gm units Close to all amenities Parking. Laundry. no pets. from $650/mo (905)- 509-2038 0 (416)-203-6030 AJAR, t -bedroom newly ren- c.a•ed basement apartment. up4rate entrance, all inclu- sive. Sept Ist. Laundry. pr ble parking. Non-smoker $600 lsviast 905.426-7676 AJAX -BRIGHT ONE tearoom basement apartment with waddout. laundry, caw, $650 inclusive No pea of smoking CAN 905-686-6316 A,ax near lake. :kering Beach Rd.. modern nice 1 -bed, osmt. apt., sep. en- ante. laundry, cable, parking. incl. M. Ill I Oct.1 St. Can Jays. (416)502-5000, evenings/weekends (905)683-3695 Al IKAGIIVE urge suite 3va4ble Aug 31 in Picketing, includes all utd,l parlung. fireplace, washer. *rye- a/c.. Data area . more. No Smok- mg. SSPets please. Domenic AVAILABLE SEPT. 1ST. 3 bedroom plus den. $995.. 2 bedroom $810. both have new carpet, new apps-. pa6k- THE NEWS ADVERTISERtUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, AUGUST 9,1998 -PAGE 25 A 11 rIMaMa or all a °f a l tlousa-& a Howes or M l r Rant Raw 1 F uol�p- AJAX - CLIPPER APTS. 2 & 3 bedrooms, broadloom, 2 appliances, underground parking. 55 FALBY CRT. MON.-THURS. 9 A.M.. 8 P.M. FRI. 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. SAT. d SUN. 12 - 5 (905)683-6021 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED schools• stropping, transit, 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 Near O.C. n rlui THE SUMMIT PLACE arNloled anranc�e. 12 nit ano 2 until -1,2, dt 3 Bed Apts. ung. $624 utilities & • MOVE -IN INCENTIVES nd8912- �e • All Util. Included 72 - In - House Supt. A Maint. LOCONC toe O M and ma_ 111-0 Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 98th - a pm ture person til red hall Sat A Sun 11 am- 4pm M house. 5750/mo. or top haN / inclusive. 57I.00DJ inclusive.. VALIANT PROPERTY ager 3, MANAGEMENT NCE dear one OedrOom apt. 905-579-1 626 semi-detached. One park --hew eptidolls 1. -in l^0.. Seove, fridge Wdeded. bedroom bsmM apt. (alfdMll Aadabk Sept. 1. Kira E. NDJAMMER MENTS - AJAX F33& Falby crt. Afford- droom apartments From $785 per mo. includes Fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocities.com/wall street/ floor/ 7657/highri.ser.html. DOWNTOWN OSHAWA, 1 bedroom upstair apartments $450,mo Includes au uti4ws 1SLUSt Call Jack 263-9966 after 5pm EXCLUSIVE urge beauhtul t - bedroom. new. upper level. kitchen Living room. Jacuzzi. skylight $675 or negotiable Suitable for single person. dean. non-smoker (905)539- 3000 OSHAWA DOWNTOWN - up- per duplex 2 bedroom, equipped call 725-3090 iddeties AJAX spacious 3 bed walk- ou bsmt. apt Sep. entrances Laundry. Parking. Cable i uDllttes Non-smoknnq/pets Awil tmmd.. S975/mo, (905)- 4261424 Joh. Ing. laundry, aN -kill-. 576-2925 9 a.m. - 5 tl11NTNY, LARGE multi-level P.M. 2, 3 -bedroom Nps. (tamiy AVAILABLE INNEDMITELy, in butding) immediately. new Spa-- Whitby AIX. building.newly nnewlyewAous. carpeted. y paaN- WS, freshly-pabled. hardwoods refinished. flea ed. we bakary, dose ho OMS. schools• stropping, transit, shoDDwg. al Ubkfin trukrded, Drnldas/Codhrow. 905.619- yrs , opft 1 2961. �room z $790 3 bedroom SW- Cal $690. bodroota, LANCE NEW 1 bedroom. 430-0134. Near O.C. n rlui es required.� Call Angie R . arNloled anranc�e. 12 nit ano 2 until AVANAAIE Sept.lst. dose to ung. $624 utilities & oG►t1Vt1-Oedroo. 4 OM. S625I nd8912- �e Midno. 1stAast A lef- 72 _ mixperift no �. eLynn nu905436 LOCONC toe O M and ma_ 111-0 . ture person til red hall CACNELCI1. 2 A 5 btiNooM M house. 5750/mo. or top haN D ts. In most OauAMul a" inclusive. 57I.00DJ inclusive.. Ava Ole ager 3, j Rol Oshawa. al 723-1009 NCE dear one OedrOom apt. 1,b05 166.8756 semi-detached. One park --hew eptidolls 1. -in l^0.. Seove, fridge Wdeded. bedroom bsmM apt. (alfdMll Aadabk Sept. 1. Kira E. Rosstand am. YNwfly. rJa Oshawa. No pNs please. PI taC.. Agit. SepL. 1st. CIN YM elttrala. 666-1946 Dona 668-7963. a" ONNIN, - Main IoM CENTRAL Odd. loge 1, z. a BungYow. 2 laedrooms, A 3 bedroom ApanMeMs Otdbe stove. Ceutlal cele avail" in w oil-Mitrtlakew buihotrq dry fadNNes. Clow dose 10 aI anti, '-I,- Call 9D5723-0977. to ail a,ttentes. Available $790 Inclusive. CENTRAL OSHANIA, 2 _ . Cal 725.6365. menta for reed SWst one 2. ill" MIDI Super lupe !tedroorn, one 1-beffiroomiab- 1 A 2 -bedroom. Extra large no pas, net swim 7.Controlled lot ' ' entpglla es required.� Call Angie R . 562 UN., ape, parking: 905-725.7321 weekdays 8:30- No dogs. September 1st. 4 30 for more information. 905579.5584 AVAIL SEPT 1M, BNM Clean Sol= OSIMWA extra large 2 Dal. Dsmt. aq. Laundry A 3 -Dorm, 2 DttM. Wniet Duild Cable sultable for non- law balconies. Unites. smoker. No pets. $700/tno Inclusive. (905) 432 1562. perqrq included. 5875. per monm No d 00!4RITOWN OSIIANA, Avail. September 1st. (905)„579-5581. Clean. vated bedroom apt 2 wip, • WIMY iuhior 1 bedroom ursUWsl.required�SS AvaiF Sspt. Avalabk Sept. 1st. Cal 416- 7C9 N1i-oti65 75AB 1,b05 166.8756 2 IEDROOM AVAILABLE FOR SEPT 1ST ocaled at 350 Malaga Rd Oshawa 5700/ mo all uK1uSn! No pets Please tad fW5)-5764724 SPACIOUS wen-mantakied 2 bedroom apts Avad at 900 and 888 Glen St Some win walk-in clouts. pant pro vb- ad. Close to schools. shop- ping comm. GO Staom lAf- on included Call 72e-4993 CENTRALLY Loalo+ Oshawa 2 bedroom apts Available Aug i Sept $695 First 6 last. nopets Stockwell Real- ty Corp. 723-1265. OSHAWA - nes GM, spotless 2 bedroom apt in new, very quo am 5-plec. Surbble for business person or couple No smokers/no pets. 5600/ mo. hydro extra Includes heat, water. I parinrgIMr Firsilt I&Wreferences Sep. or Octj%. Ravine Rd. 7263634. OSHANIA. 2 bedroom base- ment. $675 all inclusive. parMrg, fridge 6 stove, avail- able nmnu&m*. first 6 last.. References. oil 905-571- 0264. alk- 6. BEAUTWJLLY DECORATED lxpe 1 bedroom. Entr. Parfwq. Froplau. Non- smoker/pet. $62Wmo. ind. 1sMast. Ca/ 905-726-8711. PICKERN G Bright 1 Bed. Dsmt. aptC/k Private ent. Shared Wnndry. Non smoker/ pets. S65WMo. Argil. Sept. 1st. (416)-966-6203 days or (9D5)-831-6445 ererhwhpsl PUB" Beauthd, spa- t:im, 2 bdrm. listed. apM- maN. Law kkW. FAMiy 600111, Air/Cond., WhOSS IeMr. lots of subage. And. Sept. 1st 580Wmo. No smoYers/pels. (905)-420.1598. rlcwNC M. S - 1 large room S400/moaWy and 1 -.- bedroom at S35N monthly. Utdifinw ild We - mem. Share large bright Niched NO baro, dun quid dpa km7. preferred. nes PIIS. 839-0257. PNMMN YNim - New 1 bedroom basement apan- mdK. Available Aug 1. Sefa- rate entrance, parkdrg. utili- Nes. 5650IbdQlSWe. Suitable for sigfe nor -smoker 426- 1096 S. OSHAWA, 3 bedroom . 1 1/ 2 baths, gas heat and water. fireplace. dose to all ameni- lies 5850 /mo . plus utilities cal 725.5570 SICK OF REPMNG" OWN YOUR HOME - From 5700/mortlth Minmun Income 530.000 year Not much downpayment?? Call Markll . Help for discharged bankrupts Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5,000 QB Discounted Mortgage Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-8446275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Sutton Group 6rcef Really. EN1 Reartrnonts r m SOUTH AJAX - 2 bedroom basement apartment. avall- ablle Immediately Call 683- SOUTH PICKERING, one bed- room basement aparmtnet, private entrance, parking, no smoking or pets. $650 kndu- slve. IStAast. (905) 831-6087 SPACIOUS 2 BEDROOM, prI- ate patio/entrance applianc- es $795 mo Sept Ist. Sue Ouchesnay. Royal Leowe Hit (tAZ) bb8.1671 Family Bwid,rmgs, Spa- clous 2 8 3 B(R apts., uhls Incl. Freshly paint- ed rec club, events for a!' ages from BBOs to Salta, starting from $677. Call to view - (905)721 -8741 TRREE BEDROOM -,)in 9n., of sem(. close Ic Oshawa Centre. air, dishwasher. park- ing. yard. available Imme- diaely $950 Includes utilities No pets 1905) 723-1348 UXBRIDGE - 1 bedroom apartment All appkances and itikties. privacy arkf a back- ,ard. 5700/montrey Mon - To 0 k e r on-poker preferred (905)852- 6170 rir 1416) UXBRIDGE- 2 bedroom apartment panunq Walk to " wn W% putt untmes Cad 905)649-3073 or (416)868- A13 UXBRIDGE - prorate entrance 1 bedroom 2nd floor. central 6 gullet $1500/monthly in- :Iudes utdibes . appliances No pets. no smokers. refer- ±jces Available Immediately 9051640-1065 WESTSHORE. large 1 bed - basement apt Just painted S7 GG ad ndusn t evadable Aug. 15 Cap atter 5 00 pm 905420-8900 WHn1Y mry Chan 2 tied - loom apt when character and ,norm. on quiet street Close everything. Non-smoker/no Pets S975rmdus ve 905665- 6487 WHITBY 3 BEDROOM in Du- ple■ !nope stove parking fenced yard. $775 Plus gas and hydro Available Sep is: Whnby - clean. spacious 2 rooms with btdo and *twig nook. Indge and stove. non smoking, no dogs pleast Ukblees included 5625 Avail- able Sept W Whe". 2 room with spacious kitchen and dining room Fridge and stove, Darling. walk to Go Non smokers no dogs please $650 included Available Sept Ist Prow (905) 666-4550 WHrM B Spacious 3 Bed Apt 's Quit treplex Ea- n-kitdwn. Fn*ge/Stove Ca- peed Parking. Laundry Avail. Oil 1st $875 lend. (905)-852.5264. WWW. 1 bedroom all able l l - able in wet maintained! bwdd- 4 Sevens Ready Ltd 905- 669-7777 WNITCY, Close to manna. Bachelor. available Aug. 1. W. ad inclusive and pa ll- ig.Cad 1-800.370-2215. WWM- Bright ape caoapt furlisfed basement aponment to clean non-smotirq quiet +wkin0 person. Utilities and cable included. w asherAtryer extra. Flosslaridl6arden area. S150Aweeb TNsuW. (905)666.8431. WW rent when you can own yon own thane for less eau you mink Cal Oave Hay- bick Saks no. MOWN SWOMN Ruff (1991) Ltd. (905) 666.3800 or (905) fi'6B- 3211For ftrA. 1 IM.ue YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? aQM from S70WMOrM :r Not Mich Downpaym ewe (905) 571-6275 1-800-860.6275 Mark Staph S" awu-r www ar iii I MWr4M Ranch bungalow. uxirifimr red Courtier Rd. 420 420 3t -1 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From 5875.00. Call 905-721-0980 home for i,;u SSu-u oown Choice - 6 months free or free legale or reduced mortgage rale From 5750 /mash ail n- clusne Income requirement from $27.500 gross Call Ken Collis, Caldwell Banker (905)7269414 2 BEDROOM jelae' . norm Oshawa w,e basemen W/ fireplace 5 appwrces. Gas wdodslove. large backyard wet with walkout Backs ono park $950 DOtmo d utdaes First 6 last Relent 905- 432-3119 3 BED Detacned Harwood/ Hwv n LA Parking Fridge 8 Stove 5950/mo wkbeS Awl Sept Ist (905)- 619.1146 or (905)-426.1939 3 BEDROOM SEMI. ;rand -area Oshawa 'ridge. stove. garage. fenced yard. September W. 5950 pus rou- tes permo Telephone (905) 263-6417 3 BEOROOMS. fenced yard. small garage Ir Port Hope Gose to 401 $850/momfl ublmes 1 stlast Av ep arla0k SIst 905-766 22% AJAX Spacious 8 year old 3 400 sq ft 4 Will home with family room S1500/mo Awad. Aug 1St Cal (416)20D-7964 ROUSE For Rent 3 -bedroom detached 2 -storey. 2 car ga- rage. $oenp1crescent. (Whitoy) aced pillmonthly $1300 110us 7 90 6960 905-655- OSHAWA. 15 yr, old 3 bed- room. with 4X. huge yard. appliances. $1100/mo. refer- ences, call (416) 535-5454 PNXER06 Coneient Ion - bon. t Bed. . den, mairdloor. Rec-room. 6 bsmt suitable to couple Non-smoker/pets. Aad Sept 1st S82Srm0.. 1/ 2 ii06m, (905)-639.7719 PICKERING. On Ma nr Oaks Rd. 3 bedrooms, toile tam* roan. 5 appliances, air. park - vg. $1150 plus uften. fust 6 last, references. Available Sept.t 905-426.0678 Even- Ingis. ROSSLANO/WILSON, 3 bed- room. 1 1/2 battt. freslwd rec-room, to patio. sled. lodge A stove. No pees, NOD/ gall ist, Ockd er 1, (416) 90 WEST U3MMU - 3 Wge bedrooms. Will" Mdm. UWAYMOM, kvwproom, dt- to- clard. pool aeOhall aWwwms. dwtaAte. 51265. 906.636.19M 1 WL .. Al OSWM SCUEM 3 bed - mom trambOuee dose M stSuools, "50ADD. ALL INCL FvsVW. Aad" AhO/sw Ist (905) 579.9666 days. 60WMANVILLE. 3 bedroom wMt garage, 3 Appliances. 600 5. pus ubioes. Larry or MUVW (416) 196-6969. MNNA TOWIN CLISE - 401 WlernwoM St. 3 bedrooms, fleshed Dimino", lensed yad,play0round$850 ndu- sive. Available Sep 1. 686 8502. Business 7257473. 1M TAUNTON M. E., Oshu- wa. 3 bedroom tow homit, available. 3 appiahoes. fenced yard, common pool 5950/mo . shared uttkttes pla7911111)oM. dose l0 all 1slAast (905) -438 -ON. leave amenities call 436-1346 tot message aPPownment loview. TOWNHOUSE OSHAWA north Ndnquon 3 bedroom fridge stove included, $775 DIuS hydro Available August `. or Sept M. 1 sUlast Call Me. (9051571-7403 1 Room$ to none Available Immediately r,r. ^Isted mom ,n Pclienng. Ca- knchen facilities, near r--Ikermg Generating Station, PTC Gil. S36Wmordh 5170 bi-weekly 420-4318 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY fum(shed •,om , separate en- trance. use d kitchen 8 ep- pkances b family, mom Close to Civic Centre. Oshawa $3190,'mo 905.434--4164 BEDROOM. plus private Sit - ling room - country fur- nslwtl or uwun6hed. use of kitchen facilities. femaw phi ferred S385rmoth Seagravie 905-985-3607 snp LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in rooming louse ;nage, laun- dry. parking star" at 5340; mamas dy Call 5769716 1 575- AVAILABLE immediately. large r„ro4 mom. kitchen. win. mvegivom Gil city bus. parking Mlle telephone. utd Ind 5360/maith Female non- smoker preferred (905)404- 2708 MMWA-r.—Shied room in centra::oca',,,n, male or fe- male welcome 5320 morin Indusni atradable mme- clabyy, Phone 579-0804 PKURM BRAND NEW ury townri AC all nuu- Snie. 5500 per month Avad- abhe Sepl 1st 416-615.1049 WHITBY rouge Master Bed- room Private enswte bam- room Walk -m -Closet Share kitchen Backyard. telephone, 8 able Non-smoker Excel- lent location 5360/mo 430- 6675 1ACCOwIM Shfad dIbM ATTENTION. SINGLE MOMS OR DADS. Single Mom with t todaer. looking to share you WW Spacious home We need 2 bedrooms 6 possibly own bath Looking between Pickenng and Ajax. Puse call (416)-315.7661 leave message CLOSE to Oshawa Centre. WVN mom In large. trendy stared lame. with 3 others Chose lo public har6il ode. laundry, at cond. Non- smoker. $375 576.5577.(stlp) LOOIDNr FOR OVIET non- smoker to share none in Cdabce area we one proks doral knale. ho 4KItS your awn bedroom aid bathroom, cable T.V, parking, etc. Fenced backyard. 5,5506 nwW* . (905)432.7635. LAME INFAVTIFUL 2 BED. CaMM. Do -no Oshawa. 2 bwm t6hdo I pout. Saw etc. Responsible non-jobaK Akok Sept. 1st. S350ilm. (905)-723.7213. CodwA MMI For fto ONE umm veldt. SM plus hydro. Willast, $11M. dshastwr, Sept.; w 80 6 St. oshm 43- PNXEM 3 Bed. Cando. 2 balloon". endow padd,g, se- wriy, 2 appliances. dose to Go/Shopping. 401Apot 1995 Ind. Sept. 1St. (4T6r 197-1306. gm SUNNI 1 " Nuc'a A TT Fra Red tT Oshawa dowMowm. 400-1500 Sq.I. OI- NoeJRead. East Oshawa. 1600 a%sq .It- CommercW How. DS IIs � Call 434-2447 7M tq. R. for reed in good central location. Bond and Park Rd. $875 Phone 905 728-7861 0otrmrQW- SP- DOWNTOWN OSHAWA ap- proximately 1.000 sq tt above store. newly renovated with balcony 5550/mo. putt hydro. avail Sept 1 905-436-0150, OFFICE SPACE For rent 650 sq. ft. all utilities included Air conditioned. $500 per mo Nelson and Waterloo Street Call 434-1888 ask for Al M'a Garage A $foram SOWS BOWMAIMLLE.. 1000 sq ft secure storage building with finished walls and floor 200 amp service, available Immed $200/mo 623.7986 gogo1 Cootogas for Rem STURGEON LAKE 1 8 2 BED- ROOM Houselreep'rg Cottage sandy oeacn playground. horseshoe pit, golf near by August 6 September dates available From $325/week (905)-432-3843 BALSAM LAKE. Fenlon Falls, 1 2 3 & a bedroom house- keeping -corsages August and September Last week In Aug/ Sept ncludes long week -end lues family resort/sandl,- )each/Good-fishing Boat ,enols (705) 887-2550. GREAT fishing and famdly holiday on Rice Lake. 1 hour from Oshawa. Modem 2 6 3 bedroom cottages Sandy 1.0. playground. children's program. boat d motor Low 'amity prices. Sunnymead 'otages R R 13 Hastings Ont KOL 1YO (705)696-2601 - 1 Florida ,Vac.Rentale CLEAR WATER AREA ' :ec •oomr •owrrouse :oo .ac.;m. BOO o•vare yar3. avwiabde roand w Fa rdo to view p^ctos 905-579-3788 CLEARWATER. 2 bedroom fully !umisher moble home. a,c, not tub. pod we Supply pictures 8 references $250 US Call 905-434-7184 1 1 PmZ Homes For Sale 4 BEDROOM .a.kspdn semi- detached 'tome. -Ve Oshawa. large uving/0dmngroom, rec- room. garage. 1 1 2 baths. new root new windows. $125 900 668-81170 : cS 2 �tdroc-s 2 K ':rens. 2 living ^^S. 2 full baths, pn- a:e 50 x 105 ft yard. ? in-law apartment. a,; jun 5154.900 Save $10,000 below -larketl 649-1422 EXTRA 37MMO APT RENTAL lncomEI -c4..ce 2300 sq IT Beauhtui ^ome 3 bedrooms. huge nutden. 2 full Oaths C/A 2 car parking ga- rage Brgm 2 bed Own apt Great nnobomood $163 900 Open House sun- do38 Dtvondalt SI (905)- NOME FOR PRESENT WITH Memories of Past •encvated 1885 Brick 1 1i-2 storey. w Prox 2530 sq. h 1 4 acres minutes from 401 and Bow - Manville Insulated workshop/ gaage 2 other large outbudd- kgs ad brought togeter we wnerlodug brick. profession- ally landscaped to create an enchanting court yard. $280.000 a must to see! UPDATED SUNCALOW 3 . 2 bedrooms. all new windows. new furnace, a/c. gas 6 wood fireplace. huge pie shaped tit. garage, main floor family roan Cal Frank Hawes. Se- ton Classic (905) 430.9000. e l arae opwkvAas 11 nal. omaa 11 ivw once la SW for Sok WESTNEY HEIGHTS all orck 3 - 1 bedrooms Central air. hardwood floorslarge family room with fireplace, main floor laundry room. double car ga- rage Finished Dasement In - dudes 3 piece bath and sew - rate entrance Large Irgrpmd heated pool Call 427-4458 1 Townhouses for Safi VENDOR m] ass :' H ` down payw.ntw You frame The g dat ciosme Beautiful 4 DW - room townhouse. eat -in -kitch- en. 2 bathrooms, finished rec- --Mm to fenced yard Fresh ;Lm Kitchen tiles All new .:arpetsclose to schools d Shopping All this for 5130.000 Call Rick 905)- 683-6719 Commercial Eu- o*o a AVAIL SEPT IST -- F' P-,mrnenm .,canon Park Bkao SAisq It, net (905)-579- 5077 days Dr 436-9481 after Som Lots to am - COUNTY ROAD 36. Lindsay •Arson :deal for r" emeit home Entrance permit avahlatSe Reasonable price Please send replies to )x 3. Oakwood Ontario. KIM 2MO COUNTICE. commemal �.)rner vs '3704711.Tru115 =d & George Reynolds Ask - ^g ST99 DOO Waiter Frani = )yad Lepage Frank RE 90- :'6-4111 GORGEOUS 1287 acre ,vwded buaidin; 0 with wwtl- rg stream Oshaawcourtice area $T39900 Randolph Lergauer Solon Group Fleal- ry Inc 4315-M 1 b ru e 1 Camper Trader Sit" DREAMLAND RESORTS New 1998 gear new S scaclous sites on beautiful Trent River Hastings Reserve now for next season i7051696-3423 uorly to Lend MONEY PROBLEMS. Get ;s( .'I ^,eon Jumck N,,,.,..,• going bankrupt ur being garnisheed Every,ne accepted regardless of credit rating Call for tree information 905-576.3505 Studeni loam (nduded OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SORE COMPANIES CHANGE UP- FRONT FEES OTHERS DO NOT IT IS SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH• LY BEFORE SIGMNG ANY CONTRACTS. :1 Alortgogss. I+surance ARE YOU BACK . 'x: - But snu as a cac credit re - Pon We can nclp Cad Tnw- um Creon Repair 416410- 0664 Loam mortgages also available HOME OWNERS with vdnar debts, Are you trying to ncrease your networh take ccntrci of your debt load now. Free Ctans/aftstliee (416)-410-60" In1ITGAGFS d.v , r Lane ; for any our - lase. rates Ircm 4 4". Ali appucalwns Accepted Com- mugy Morigagt 668-680.5 :1 in &' M just a name change - Same location Best rates for mortgages and loans lst's/2nd's/and 3rd's Ist time home buyers welcome Special/unusual situations. Private funds available For my usual fast, friendly professYL� tie please call: JILILES TSB: Li w(985) 68&2SS7 Evenings and weekends (905) 4304W29.9 590 590 - HOME-BASED TRAVEL BUSINESS Did you know that the travel industry is the fastest growing business in the world? TRAVELSOURCE, an All -Canadian company with 31 years experience, will be conducting an introduction seminar on the Home -Based Travel business on: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12TH HOWARD JOHNSON HOTEL BOWM&NVE LLE, H1FY- 401 AT LBERTY sr. EXIT #432 ' SEMINAR TIME IS 7:415 P.M. ' No inventory, no receivables, interesting tax deductions and great travel benefits make this an opportunity that must be examined. Participants wishing to attend this FREE seminar please call 1-500-561-9999 to register and receive a X50 TSN Travel Coupon. Space is limited. Not multi-level marketing. PAGE 26 -THF: NEWS ADVERTISER/t1XBR1D(:E TRIBt1NE SUNDAY. AtIG11ST 9, 1998 Ili • ' 1 Coming Events an 1 Coming Events CZ1 ComingEvents . 1 Auctions • 1 Auctions 1 Births 1 Births 1 Births 1 Birtila ESTATE AUCTION SALE Wed. Aug. 12th at 6 p.m. r- r PATERON LJ 870 Taunton Rd. E. Whitby floor Vendor will hold mort- gage corn reasonable down payment Owner (905) 728- We are selling the estate of P Kirby of Ajax plus others IT'S A GIRL! Including Coalport Indian Tree dish set, old Lionel train M set several old tin toys. Royal Albert tea set. 6 Persian Zachery is pleased to announce the carpets. 2 large 2 yr. old fridge, range, washer, dryer, safe arrival of his little sister dishwasher. w"ngback chair, pine table & 4 chairs, cus- tom made sofa &loveseat, glass top table. 4 chairs & MIKAELA GEORGINA buffet, wicker chair & headboard, new chesterfields & born June 27, 1998 at 1:14 p.m. chars. loveseat, new oak corner cabinet, oak library table, roll top desk & oak chair, old trunks, used 5 pc. weighing 8 lbs. 8 oz. & 7 pc diners. 19' & 26- color TV's, some collectable Proud parents Bruce & Joanne dishes. china, cups & saucers, bar stools, linen, pres- (nee Spicer). Prouder grandparents sure pump, Delta 10' contractor saw, dresser, old ra- dlo. sectional sofa. Viewmaster, snow blower, 5 filing are Jim & Jovice Spicer & Bruce & cabinets. candle holders etc. Gwen Paterson of Markham. NOTE TIME: 6 p.m. Large collection of old toys. plus Special thanks to the wonderful some antiques Excellent sale- Plan to attend viewing Wed from 1 p m Terms Cash. Visa. M/C, Interac. staff at Markham-Stouffville McLean Auction & Liquidation 905-686-3291 or 905-432-28M LJ . 1 Business 1 Try u y o v • 1 Registrations 1 Personals opportunities PRIVATE - 5179.900 - '67 169 PIANO STUDENTS 171 CHEATING ONTARIO ,, HOUSEWIVES -nam 8 Simcce S; S Oshawa Com- CENTRAL ONTARIO WOLVES or beginner students Less- es pi • Business • usiiwes Hockey Assoc Major Midget ons in my home. Ajax area. vale phone numbers. 1900. Opp1 1 meta," property, 4.000 sp n 451-3638 ext 235. $3 29/min. �rtunitiq HOMEMAKERS SEII. New consisting of 2 stores on 29th 8 15op�m - 1015s Sal up nit Call Joan] a ggs-686-6357 must be 18 T -lone WORKING HOMEMAKERS JG INVESTORS WANTED Small man floor. and two one bed- Sun August 30ni 815 Dm . 1 Coming Ensor sore tans , rile CALL • MCMULLEN. Rose. or an - Ino neer, a oany "txtl - CALL room apartments on second 10 15 p m Wed Sept 2nd Everhs ftp for an Investor 'Sikm r Home based. and mem office g 15 vane knowing her where - active) Exceaem return on m- vestments etc Negotiable franchising Earn as you learn Berl Call 24hrs (416)-757- f� 7 s,^'jf��,070 r floor Vendor will hold mort- gage corn reasonable down payment Owner (905) 728- pm - 11 15 p.m, Sat Sept 5m 815 p m - 11 15 pm Sun Sept 61h 8 15 p m - FUND RA'SER 'or Epilepsy Durham blue Jays vrs Kan. abouts cunldCl Khadija Kha la Monday -Friday. 8 30am- 4 00pm 1-888-937-7731 M Approx $20 000 Call Ron 905a34-1407 3577 008M evenings 11 15 p m Location Lindsay Rec Complex Note Must sas Crry un Aug 25.at 7 05 p m Tickets $15 or 2 tot $25 toU- free 579-4218 bring 0 H F Form call 905-666 -9926 1 1 Improvements : 1 1 Improvements : 1 Roofing LN Roofing rovrg a Sloril uovatg a Siong• : , I "'r0 nq, + 1 �a^'r'g 4 _...anCsea" Landscaping • ems_ Adult r � ' IL - l 1. L _ �1 � Quality µ,,rknianship u a '.ur price. call now for an • • estimaile. 905-767-11240 John McLellan '•A .Man of His Word- MI iord" 1 : Electrical Moving s Stora NATIONAL MOVING SYSTEMS IW or noun, ales TREE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE �Stullnp removal i Landscaping CALL DAVE 831-7055 Party Services Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK l 011-232-1217-5 I Doing Magic For Children s Parties And AN Occasions. Have My Own Magician.• 1 Persornis rp SEMI011 AMD MID- Call Ea! titin -4932 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An - MONTH DISCOUNTS 1 Floorag, savers Fun] the uracle witnin � Com••a wmates • 1 Carp" * * * * A, * * * �. $2 99/mm '18.'24 ors 11 - Comparable Rates Cupeo^^�_ 900-451-3783 Free Emmaus 905-723-7479 p0WER KAROM000 * N _ UNLIMITED--* HEAVENLY PSYCHIC - $2 99l 1 -MG -853-7750 FLOOROG mm 18 • 24 hou1.900- CARPET . OId fLx,shcJ 1w �' 451-3183 DAILYrs HORO- INSTALLATIONS r� i 5:0PE 1-900-677-7770 $500 MOUNTAIN ?5 years expenenCe New floor installed L .fir 24 hours. MOYING SYST HANDYMAN EMS repairs • staining. RENOVATIONS I•airieiiy& We will -love an,ydtmg restretchmq, our , .undid Cnlldren's entertainment for any occasion. Cbwns- OSHAWA RELAXING MAS - LARGE OR SMALL � l a Real Handyman for 1 anywhere Jurybrr1e Speciality. Hest quality work character look-alikes, loot bags. balloon -o -grams SAGE Shutsu Service 40 Kap Call l y0uir hotneftt>+0 Commercial or residential Free estimates. t ` ace panting, magic. music. S1 W(9G5)404-96251130 am eopie with Ymrted cash Packaging. storage am 0 & N Duncan, (all ow David 'Blue Ribbon Award VYNNter - City Parent 19961997 9 pm DIAL A HUSBAND flow No jub;oo small laxer avarade Servo b 987.1799 or 987-1800 � 71 �5�1 VANEERDEN. Jackie mother ma month discounts Fra (416) 722-3806 of ESRDAlreyJ R,dJO i April her estrmates 571-0755 clove. 12. wnere992 alianyone knowing p We Do It All" Pry -wiser Window Sat 61rara nwd & Rcat M ldq an 4alltr T"Mair Windows! (416) 724-0101 BUDGET HOS nemov1r.ieum Basernein Rec-rolxns, tph�mb nq Additions, electrical, drywall, ceramic tiling 15 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619.4663, ceI4416) 5604663 DOORS NRN us GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 • ADDITIONS • CONCRETE WORK • POOL FILL INS • RENOVATIONS • ROOFING Plumbli elecmcal. Painting, ceramics & general repalrs Call Joseph 905-425-7526 pager- 416.632.2209 POOL Fill -In specialist 5 Year Guarardee R.W. Rmvw 642-6811 POST ROLE Drilling & Setting. Fence A Deck Garbage & Scrap metal removal. Jsasa (9K) 6IL94624 :1 RooNltg A&C ROOFING, And Ahlmism Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old. Workmanship Guar- anteed. 109E Discount to Seniors, fully in- sured, Free estimates. Call Andrew at (905) 42841704 PAINTING t PLASTERING Colour matching Stucco ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied. F•ee Estimate Semi Discount Call $Call at Pkko iea IAN BANKS dt SONS Painting S Wall papering Yew experience Free Estimates 416-265-0944 Specislizlina in interior and exterior pa«etifts- Free estbisates. con Fast reliable service, mill beat any price. TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 1 . ] •$ALL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 1-888491-6600 HARRY -0 -THE - MOVERS Move big or small. we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount. short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (1ray84W263�-5�r A s��Mslli Houses, Apartments, ��. ADP�nces & Piano Specialists. Senior & Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prdatai9ed Call 436-7795. cma Mows " domes, apt-, Piano ParJl v available. Old floor sefinisllsed New floor installed For a 1111111 IR RE{TDIAIE. piece can TORY iPilliIre (416) 721-JLS73 Interior (416)330-9139 AAMAZING CLEANING INC. T-00 buSY� too bred' or lust Theresa a rWI 666-0727 "" 660 wa clean up to 3000 sp. It Vacuomap, dusting, bath �rarxrig, kihdfai. doors washed. window *does. base boards. & wherever else the house needs clear" 10 ors w•r , Call Reto a 416 -796 -UM Pkkwft. Alux, is. ankhm ow 840 _ 840 4iARDENNItii (906) 676-"72 For all of your ItandscaDm9 needs incliding..... Interlock brick, rethaining wags flower, garden & tree beds Featuring digital imaging of 1 Free estimates 25th year of businessl to8 free REF NISHING PROPERTY SERVICES Restore old furca. to Its original Vacadonr mainfionance. KeoS Hand stroped, your lawn and garden. Looking Free estimates. good while away on your holiday. Ian 11-800-856-2045 (905)432-3823 RESIDENTIAL-COMMERCIAL-INDUSTR)AL CLOWN / MAGICIAN • Live animals to All occasions o All ages Call Jeff (905) 839-7057 :: schaft :: s ALL "FE Mo DRnna SCHOOLA� 4 DAYS - AUGUST 24 - 27 sK99 Defense Dnvmg Course. Corex Approved. Maxis Issrraace discount 158 Harwood Sl. S. Suiae 2M, Ajit Also inquire abort our regular courses. (905) 428-1717 wdlwJn A t.. r..yy car.49 Law Mairlterlanoe for • Eslales • Condos • Commerdel • Industrial Re:rM6W. . Ponds, Flock Gardens, YteAorkig S*r'a, Rs" NYY Ek. Authorized 111r,ln Conese or ounaa9 tsbllfs �t17O170N Interlock Kha11a Monday -Friday. 8 30am-4 Doom 1-888-937- 7731 tolltree • Coe ti- GOW Looklal white mak. 41. 5ft 10. 170 lbs. good job. fmanWjly secure, seeks at- tractive lady for trtendship/n - jaudnshi Caill905-728-9344. U.- on kwarRnarN JACK A JILL 01MCE - for Leslie Giasson & Brian Hyy- land. Saturday August 15. 1998 at Uxbridge Masonic Hal. o p.m. - t a.m. IKRM R TO ?ALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. awaaa Fax NeWs Advertiser 905-579-4218 r� IN -W it � 41i THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY. AUGUST 9- I99R-nAr-F row AJAX/rPICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... MCERELY 7VOU16 JoRESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER. ON THE LOOKOUT FOR.. • CONFIDENTIAL A real r ar Soon:stica'ed and anrartrve. 16 yr old, freckle faced, dark hared, green eyed female looking for a mah,re. outgo - ng, good looking male. 20 to 25. for dating WONIEN SEEKING MEN Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. HAVE IT TOGETHER? Independent, slim, blonde female. 38, altrac- INe, university, educated. smoker. occasional drinker. Seeking a university educated, tall, handsome. physically ft, professional male. financially and emotionally secure. with healthy Interests, for possible romance. BOX 11031 LIVING IT UP 22 yr old lemale. 57. long blonde hair, baby blue eyes. Interests include sports, long walks on the beach and more Seeking a good looking. active. employed. Irustworttly 'rake with a sense of Humor, for possible long term relationship BOK 11276 JUST WANT A GOOD MAN Single female from Liverpool. in search of a descent man. Enjoys the beach, surfing and shopping HIV posthe Tan• shown, athletic with blonde haw and green eyes. BOX 11212 SPECIAL REOUEST... 26 yr old female, clear+ and white. 5"4-, 160 bs. married and looking to be both ornotkon- ally and physically nvofved with a dip, dis- ease free and aftracove mall wears cologne and knows what he wants out of ode. Enjoy candlelight. sort music and deep voice. BOX 12188 VERY PROMISING 31 yr old, 58. fun figured, attractive mother if two. arti with bluelgreen eyes. smoker and a social drinker Enjoys pier it garden- rg. animals. weekend getaways and more Seeking a male. 40 to 50. 5'8' or talo, wah similar interests. BOX 12470 OPPOSITES ATTRACT F ul figured. 48 yr old. independent, white professix"l bmale enjoys dancing, big walks and romantic encounters. Seeking a tut loon% tall black male to share good . urea, 42-50. Non smoker preferred. BOIL 3752 I'LL SHARE MY LIFE 34 yr oi divorced. non smoking white moth- er 0f three. 57", enjoys townwri dancing, the outdoors and sports. Seekthg an affec- !Kxna a. ca^^g man to stove Ice with. BOX 16193 LETS BE HONEST Single white. tun figured amractrve 32 year old !emale, 5'4-, blonde. blue eyil well read 2dy who enjoys the Ina twigs n Me but is -ot a snob. enjoys a diversity of acbvrtes ,-,on as Moves. cooking animals. nnUskC. oasica open to anytnng new BOX 26843 SEEKING DR PLEASURE Attractive, outgoing, full figured mother at two seeking a single male. 29 to 40. honest. ' 1n bung one -woman rtwt. who knows how to have a good time. If you M* dancing. BOX andquietknits, let's get together LETS SHARE LIFE Sensuous. intelligent woman. 40. wishes to meet intelligent. fit, attractive. non smoking Latino male who kis enthusiastic and employed to share to many joys Ida offers. BOXFUN. FIT. i FOOLISH Sporty. sweet. Singe white mom, 39. long har, blue eyes, romantic, affectionate and lovas to laugh. Seekrhg two looting honest. caning g white male, 36 to 42. who Mas sports. the outdoors. cluddkg and holding (lands. BOX 26830 HOT OFFTHE PRESSM 23 yr old. full figured, sinyla female. red hair. enjoys movies. muss, wall and dancing. Seeking a great singe guy with a grata sense of humor. a you can make me tough. cal mel BOX 33126 SHORT AND SWEET 2S yin old, employed terrub seeking an hon- est. adventurous, male. 23 to 30, for a tnend- shp first reiatioruhp, who enjoys water sports, walks on the beach and quiet titres at home. BOK 33334 FFAENDS FIRST Pelle. Single.. ternae, � seeking friandshV "cling into a relationship. t you are snoere, honest. down to earth and e mg and boating, gine me a==3= FRIENDS FIRST Widow" attractive, 62 yr old female. Seek- ing a man. 00 to 70, #or friendship. Enjoys movies, nature. cooking, animals; and cwnp- in% BOX 26827 VIVACKM GE111h11 29 yr old peke Germ bmais with auburn har, blue eyes. one dependant, smoker, SOCIW *C" enjoys dining out, quiet ones at home and flee outdoors. Seeking a fit, attractive mal. Leo or Libra, for a sincere relafiomahip, SM 17883 DISCOVER ME 22 year old. single white Ismail, 5'11', thin with ted hair. Enjoys auk" ou and going to clubs. Seeking a man between 20 and 25 with similar iNwests. BNL 18062 MAKE ME LAUGH AGAIN Female, late 50's never marred, attractive. witty and nteligent Looking for someone new with a good sense of humor, who enjoys gong out to dinner, the theater and gong for walks Seeking a reliable, trustworthy per son. for friendship and possible relationship. BOX 17676 PUT OUT MY FIRE Very attractive widow. 58 yrs old. enjoys moves, dining out, keeping house and kxok- ing after a man Seeking a gentleman, 60-65. preferably a police officer or fireman. BOX 20478 A MEANINGFUL TIME... 37 yr old. 5'11 lull figured. Single mother. financially Independent. non smoker, likes movies, dining out. walks, quiet times and more. Seeking a meaningful relationship with someone special BOX 20615 STARTING OVER... 36 yr old. 5'6-. 115 lb separated lemale with blonde hair and due eyes. set employed. looking for a stable. strargMbrwerd. atrac- two. nice male. for friendship and compan- ionship. BOX 33270 BEST FRIENDS? 33 yr old, white female with blue eyes and auburn hat, dnrorced no children. cc" educated. employed. loves sports. new country, music, nights out with trends, etc. Looking for a permanent relationsh0, with a twmly oriented. white make. 35-40. non smoker who is employed BOK 17840 LETS MEET 33 yr old. divorced a irte temake. 575', back hair/green eyes with 2 children, Enjoys camping, family Ids, swhrrwnm% new caxrtry. music. dancing. g. and playing cards. I am look - ng lir a vicine male. 35-40. a non smoker who is fnwvcialy stable. Single lathers wek- wnried. BOX 26820 WHAT'S IMPORTANT... AftraC1M. peaceful. spwtual. non smoker, non drinker, non dip abuser. First nal is woman. bow wow dancer. hone schooled. organic gardening and etdg country living. non mmunizing hone births. respect krd- now. understanding for all We forms seeks masa of smiar beliefs BORT 26819 WHAT'S WPORTANT? Attractive. peaceful. spiritual woman wed believes in n -horn* Schooling. organo get - darting and eat% country living. non mmu- neatans. with respect. kindness and under. standing lir an W forms. seeks soot mate with very sirniw values and beliefs No smoking, drw*rg or drugs 80X 15308 COMMON SENSE 45 yr old. divorced big beautiful woman. loves the outdoor; is honest and passicnae won a b chef in God and kwkng lir the same Sense of humor is eeaadel BOX 19623 OUT ON A LIMB 35 y old. 5'4', 120 It: attractive lenmake with strawberry blond hart. blue eyes, run loving good humored and recently separated from a long tem reUtransh 0 Looking 10 get back Into singe Ire again where do l sart) BOX 26815 and possible relationship 80X 12730 GETTING TO KNOW YOU Likes sportsdancing and r=anhc out- ings Looking for someone with similar interests Non smokers please BOX 13580 LOOKING FOR A MAN 23 yr old, 5'7', 125 Ib. working, sngie white mother of one. with blonde hair and due eyes. enjoys moves and the outdoors. Looking for a down to earth male. 25 to 30. who is 'omanhc and caring Single dads welcome BOX 13797 NATURE LOVER Attractive, sensitive, caring, Jewsh female. 28. 5"4-, reddish blonde hair, green eyes. good sense of humor Enjoys keeping fit, tennis, animals, children. and any outdoor adrvtkes Seeking a loving, honest, mature man, non smoker, active, and down to earth. BOX 26546 ECLECTIC TASTE 32 yr old professional single white female. 5'4', with red hair and green eyes, ger1er. ously proportioned. a nonsmoker, looking lir an energetic dependable, single while male to share interests with BOX 26547 NO HEAD GAMES I'm a 35 yr old single whle father --r one. 170 bs. 57. brown eyes. light brown. hair. Enjoy long drives, moves. camping, quiet tore at home and romance. Employed smoker and social drinker tooling for single whte female 2332 BOX 26854 BE MY SUNSHINE GIRL Thinking of yon,. searrn-n, for you Your tong golden blonde hair. those nazei eyes you see the world with That passion to hovel wife both share: New Wink berg our favcrde destna- tnon for fun, excitement romance and danc- ng the night away 5'10 165 los fit tall dark and handsome healthy wealthy and wise BOX 11106 ESCAPE TO THE LAKE Single male. 48 56-. 16C los Seek.ng a female 40 to 50 for dartcng. cards. travel and enjoying lie. BOX 13839 LET IT BE ME 24 yrs old. 180 los. medium outlt Enjoys waking. swmmng, dayrg pool. movies and quiet tales at home. Seeking a female 20- 26. who l5 honest, romantic, clang. under- Standing tY has a good sense d humor long farm relationship BOX 13923 WHERE'S MY ANGEL? SS yrs old. 6 180 bs. profess coal Seeking a tamale 40 to 50. W. Sinn. open, honest and down to earth. BOX 18.%' row I floated home that READY TO SHARE It was so exciting. 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BOX 17633 59 yr old. 5'8'. 170 b, mature, divorced make, OUALITY GENTLEMAN beauty trust and communratlom in tat order. seeks black or white lanae, what a Call 1-900-451-3793 l ET S GET TOCaETHER yr old tally, fantastic sense of humor. great 1Afdower with children. 6'. 190 los. PhyscaN ft beak attitude N baggage welcome. $2.49 per min. 40 yr old, 5'8', full figured ndepwhdent. sin- mate. 20 to 28, over 6'. who is honest, and . mentally stable asuccessfully head BOX 268 wok. country bvrg single mon of two. gW white lernale with brown haw and hazel n9, good music, reading and more. Seeking female 45 to 59, for friendship first, employed. Wald Wil to mew gwkty lady JUST GIVE ME A CALL ARE YOU OPEN MNDED7 eyes. Enjoys -ding, waking, movies, good Imes with friends, dancing. ding out, Well a possi• ble relationshp. BNL 26857 looking to share Me. BOX 2M16 Attractime, 35 year old, 6. 180 lbs. Seeking S039K roamed couple. in and 20s. lootu g for trees. Looking lir single. white vele who as I'M YOUR MAN kmkng for a fLMWV relationship, I know the an attractive. younger woman. BON( 33006 ITS A CASUAL THING! carr, Prassionata. Sincere for pce� role- Seeking a male It to 25.6' or over with sm-STRICTLY PLATONIC far interests. I am a 5IT slim female. 18. 40 yr old, 6 medium bold. attractive, Lather who enjoys wring poetry. walks and dant- d four girls. Seeking a female for trendshp rig. Warn something casual at first, possbly BOX 18815 more. BOX 17557 RELAX WFTH ME UNIVERSITY STUDENT Professrahal male. 58. ft Enjoys to oka- Call 1-900-451-3793 intellrgent, attractive, financially secure. doors. boatmQand fishing Social drnkaand depen(l rs, rout ng fur 5cxnkrone who kik es movies, the outdoors and is an outgoing per son BOX 26850 ROMANTIC BROWN EYES 31 yr old sigh wnrte -ae - -0- stocky frame, brown hair and eyes. Seekng a single tamale. 25 to 40. for frendshp and hopefully more. Enjoys quiet times, cuddling and the movies. Single moms are fine. BOX 26847 YOU FOUND ME! Attractive. 25 yr oN single while male. 6. 155 los. sandy blonde hair and crown eyes. enjoys scuba diving. let skiing riding my motorcycle and snow mobking. Seeking a female. 18-25, attradne who fust wants to meet a good guy BOX 13494 PLEASE COME JOIN ME! 40 yr old. snghe ^hate. 6' 200 los. athletic and trm with dark new and eyes. I believe summers supposed to be enjoyed to the max. enjoys the great outdoors, sailing. r0rerbtadng. picnics by the joke. Dour" dri- vers and the nghtwe n Toronto BOX 15613 LIFE'S BETTER SHARED Attractive white male 37 5"17 160 bs. dark bows haw and eyes, weld groomed. noon smoker. occasional drrtker and employed ^loy movies. boating- xttage we, dung . it. 7u*1 tme and berg weh Mends Seek -g an attractive petite while trustworthy ---maie. 30.40 to enjoy life with BOX I%" HEART OF GOLD '•clessko+al. ^alevery yoknMW. 57. 5 5-. 'Sc) pounds. with 10 year old son. sarng. -crest. anectkonate Enjoy outdoors. none 'fit. =vises and more Strong fertility values. -rh-snicker occasional drinker. financially .•fate. Seeking attract". skim edy 40 to 50 ivso is also rrancnay secure SM 26839 NO MORE BARS Shim. singe white mate 5'?' brown hart and Due eyes seeking a pettesingle write •Pmalks Must be outgoing and ready to soft :raw+'. Enjoys quiet ties. moves. the ou- :oors and gardening Smoker and casual :raker BOX 13092 LET'S TAKE OUR TWE 30 y old, single -aur ^'4 E-Qr-s sports and outdoor activities Looking tot a single 4rrnale. for friendship that may tum into a -nlaeorshy BOX 15550 MATURE WOMEN ONLY 22 Y• oil at. ,e. white -a,e. wtin a good sense of humor Enjoys spots. bike rotes ^wC. of W* 0n and paying the guitar sa.k- rg a mature, attraCn e. 'd,woman. 23 to 30. rr along term refilkrnVnq. ' 4311 CURE FOR LONELINESS -~ewrated tams 39 y -c -r-cioyed. 1-traane. 6- Enjoys ^kay'rng pool. wales ., mancc dirwers and cudt}l seeking ar _pkoyed, indapadad, lama*. 35 to 4C hddren we welcome BCX IK42 MARRIAGE NW4DED ONLY '.rglo wh4e ^Iale 31 5 '8C t, br-wn -art. blue eyes, down tc earth and hx owing. L ootking kr a shin to medkrm axR lermale tat s marriage minded. family oriented, trusting takes Ma[kra. has a varietyat interests. sar- Dus only BOX 268,33 TORONTO ORIENTED Stubborn, 36. ' o -edwr^ 5ud!.lvorced Mkedor mu Make. open mwed, not . trying to be manly. Seeks a female with the same character for dates. BOX 26834 THE FUN BEGINS Two 22 year old. single. M white attractive males, one kis 5 IT. 160 bs and the cava s 6. 180 los Som enjoy dwong and long vm&s Looking for two singe vMde females with a swiss of honor and Me working out. Want to go pieces and have tun. calf SM 26836 movies, wads and tads Seef;iq a similar male with :Ike interests- BOX 1203' DURHAM AREA MAN 5'9', 175 Ib. natty ^•ale n - r; 40 s down to earth, not into the bar scene ant- I es not We to work our. Looking for a sincere guy for an orgong relationship All calls answered BOX 126W CLOSE ENCOUNTERS Straight looking make seeking a c- or gay male for close encounters BOX 16196 EXPERIENCED MALE Expenenced white male seek-, another erpentericed white male for a lot of tun Must be clean and discreet BOX 12643 CASUAL ENCOUNTERS 30 yr old. 6' medium build, b wine make with red tar and green eyes Seekrn, someone lir a rascal, orlgorg, discreet eroDunter BCX 20519 DISCREET ENCOUNTERS Masculine. 36 yr old. ' 50145 5 c' strakq•l acting and ookng Seeking I sear shaver gay or lir mate. lir blear or -JIscretei encoun- ters only. no relationship Discretion is assured BOX 20794 ANOTHER ENCOLWTER 20 yr old. 5 T 220 b. gay ^raw si is a *m- nne gay mate. age and race not moor -ant Looking lir good, discreet times BOX 20624 WEEKEND GETAWAYS 19 y od. seear , -Aow '-her 45.5: !.r good ernes and casual tun Likes 'C go up norm and say in cottages or bre weekenr!s BOX 20884 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. ALL IN GOOD TWE 42 yr old 54- '2n- in'errale ockng 10 a single. gay white low-", with swnkar nt r- ests for friendshippossible rewcrlsnrc l wke lwvn¢ mountan biking, Traveling, sports working aur and to oufdoors BOIL 18620 EAGER TO PLAY 24 y Did. curious lernake sue -vied blonde 1M -ale seats someone. 2' to 2& wrc enjoys sncpprhg. Akbirg and hanging; out. for fnendshp and possible -elaficnsnp BOX 20526 COULD BE INTERESTING 77,y, cIc. medium bun to ale atir,, Per, brown hair anC eyes Locking be an attractive Ikrnaw. 20 to 30. lir frMnOykc and possible miaeorr- Ship Likes walks. Diking shopping• Wung Out and quer rayons. at home BOX 17847 ON FANTASY 1SLA/D... 21 er Dd b fernaw -Doing for a D art D curious fenaw for 'Wxny kratlnent. BOIL 17664 ADVENTUROUS-.. ._¢nd open nvrdedh 21 y' cid & 'emaw Soo- ng To full fantasies V* wart a a or a auras temate at any age It you are rxaested - some advenanes aro clean kin callmet BOX 15294 SEEKING HONESTY 37 yr did, wnpoved lemake wit- .-doer. brown hair aro blue eyes. Likes reading, movws, trav- M. cxyv rg and more L -to" for 'nerds lip lest, possible .elaoorshp. vitt' someone hon- est. No games BOX 13754 pwte #&mate 30. seeing an independent. al, good looting male who is very segue $2.49 per min. non smoker Seelung an easy gong female who enjoys day nips and relanng BOX TALL LIGHT HANDSOME etlonsnkp. for poll reBOX 30511 with interests of his own. lot s rnm r fun. MATURE OPENMOODED Succeedul, .veva. make with appete for ng and more Seeking that special someone maybe more. BOX 17633 59 yr old. 5'8'. 170 b, mature, divorced make, OUALITY GENTLEMAN beauty trust and communratlom in tat order. seeks black or white lanae, what a Call 1-900-451-3793 l ET S GET TOCaETHER brown hair and beard. mature open minded, employed with no dependents Enjoys fish, 1Afdower with children. 6'. 190 los. PhyscaN ft beak attitude N baggage welcome. $2.49 per min. 40 yr old, 5'8', full figured ndepwhdent. sin- mate. 20 to 28, over 6'. who is honest, and . mentally stable asuccessfully head BOX 268 LEAVE A MESSAGE gW white lernale with brown haw and hazel n9, good music, reading and more. Seeking female 45 to 59, for friendship first, employed. Wald Wil to mew gwkty lady JUST GIVE ME A CALL ARE YOU OPEN MNDED7 eyes. Enjoys -ding, waking, movies, good Imes with friends, dancing. ding out, Well a possi• ble relationshp. BNL 26857 whd is confident, attractive. physically ft, firencely and amouaaly, secure and is Attractime, 35 year old, 6. 180 lbs. Seeking S039K roamed couple. in and 20s. lootu g for trees. Looking lir single. white vele who as I'M YOUR MAN kmkng for a fLMWV relationship, I know the an attractive. younger woman. BON( 33006 ander couple or a single male or lemael for rhMrne s encounters. 806126856 carr, Prassionata. Sincere for pce� role- Separated male. 41. blonde hair, blue eyes, V of carmiamet and trust BNL TRY SOMETHING NEW STARTING A FAMLY Oonshp. BNL 30510 5.11'. medium ba4 smoker. casual drinker. 26851 31old, attractive. 6'. 190 lbs. ft. MasoAne looking bi make. 6. 200 bs, interest - LETS MEET Searching for my souhnate who Mies Fhoklrhg ANEW female. for discreet enccunters. Discretion is &d in finding a b female to start a family Ou- 23 yr did. 57, fug figured, single, white hands, cuddling by the fire. dancing, camp VMte single. advernuous, mob. 46. 6', with assured and expected. BOX 33096 going.outdoors�Box long and atthb/c Enjoys the larriae with blonde hair and hazel eyes. Ing, skwl% wood working. hone time. restor• heart of gold seeks singlenon srndkrhg Enjoys walking, swimming, playing pool, ng cars. ra=ng, etc. BOX 11217 Nemae, wiarout depwdents, 38 - 46. with a movies. dnng out, quiet times. Looking for THE MOON i STARS zest fon Iia who Sersttve, caring, honest, tial, single, white male, 23 to 30, who Is car- ling• udersmndimg, with a sense of humor , 40 yr old single wtMe male. one child, kVW, honest sensRne. smoker. drinker. 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BNL Single white male, late 211s, very physically male. 18 to 24, for frtwhdshp and tun ones. COULD BE OiTERESTNG 16332 fit and anractuve. Looking for an attractive BN( 11577 36 yr old tug figured employed femnab, out- NCURAOU ROMANTIC a n&W 200 for casualencnkrn&ns yrhyla w A TEENAGE EXPEgENCE gong. Likes cars, tars. reading. -mfg, Attractive, tag. single father enjoys the��• 66CFebon is assured. BODL 26848 1t yr did b curious more seeking a Iriend Me outdoors, annwls and more. Seek an movies, working out and romantic deters SEEKING p01RfT1ENT arld possibly more. Ba< 33104 honest, 11drd, down to earth male. 30 to 42, Seeing an attactive, slim, loving wroman 2111yr old -tae, bus ness paison• " " i lir NEWCOMER with wTW&r interests, for possible serious between ft ages of 30 and 40. Children a emaW any age • sirn. employed• with no 39 yr old. 511-. 164 b. single. Mediemamean raeticinship. BOX 12558 welcome. BOX 18767 VOWAwnel male with dark hair . 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