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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_08_21PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION unvers wanted.TM �� • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. sat tt' FW. Kdo f (905) 420-9700 w"MM.C= "Try The Best, A Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand D V E R T I S E R Friday. August 21, 1998 Pressrun 49,500 28 pages Holding court SUPREME COURT RULING WEAKENS SEPARATISTS: MP MCTEAGUE By Marianne Takacs Staff Wnter Thursday's decision by the Supreme Court on the legality of a possible unilateral declaration of in- dependence by Quebec will benefit the country both politically and eco- nomically, according to Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan MrTeague. "It takes the knife away from the throat of Canada that was wielded by (Quebec Premier Lucien) Bouchard;' says Mr. McTeague. *1 think it's very clear the separatists can't win now or in the near future and that is good for the country." Whitby -Ajax MP Judi Longfield agrees. "I think it's a victory for Canada. I think it's good for Quebe- cers and the rest of Canada." The Court ruled that under the Canadian Constitution Quebec does not have the right to unilaterally se- cede from the rest of Canada with- out the consent of Ottawa or the provinces, and that Quebec does not have such a right under internation- al law either, since it is not a colony or subject to oppression. However, the judges also found the legitimacy of a democratic vote to separate could not be denied and the rest of the country would be du- ty-bound to negotiate a secession with Quebec following a refercn- dum in which a clear question about separation received a positive an- swer from a clear majority of citi- DAN MCTEAGUE 'It takes the knife away from the throat of Canada'. would have to be negotiations. (Quebec) couldn't just pick up and leave.' On the other hand, says Ms. Longfield, "It recognizes that there is a problcm... that Quebecers will have the ability to decide their own fate.' " I think we have a lot to cele- brate in this country:' says Mr. McTeague, nWng the ruling means future referenda on Quebec separa- tion will have to be conducted in a fair and open manner, rather than See QUEBEC/Page 3 ph@& by Rea Ple&SO&o Fancy footwork Shawn Neves bends over backwards to connect property with this bicycle kick during soccer action at Mullen Park in Ajax. Netminder Chris Raposo had to contend with Shawn's acrobatics. Durham high school teachers on strike By Sown O'Neill Staff Writer More than 1,300 secondary teachers at public schools in Durham are on strike today after talks between the school board and a local teachers' federation broke clown Thursday. And, they won't be returning to ,.k ork Sept. 3 unless a new collec- ir,c agreement is reached with the Durham District School Board, re- ports Pat Jermcy, Durham district president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OS- STF). In a news release issued yester- day, Ms. Jermey said, "Our teach- ers gave us an overwhelming man- date in June to protect the learning conditions in our schools" when 90 per cent of instructors voted in favour of a strike if the union and board couldn't make progress in contract talks. She said the public board is in an "ideal position to maintain the quality of secondary school pro- gramming in our communities ... yet the board has refused to replace the 118 teachers See DURHAM/Page 4 tens. 0 Ms. Longfield says the decisionewPickering routesdelayed its "very balanced. It clarifies the one question that 1 had, which was did they have the right to separate uni- BY11 1M Takscs laterally and the clear answer is no:' Stan writer She says she believes the deci- PICKERING — The Town is sion gives some stability to Canadi- postponing plans to introduce new ans because they now know "there transit routes scheduled for imple- WHAT'S INSIDE How To mm us Erdal Pae ...............6 6eaml . . . ..........683-5110 { Ea h I PJAW" .............12 DOM AkWe ........683-3005 s Spp/s ...................20 At COM Lias .........683-7545 Cimilled .................22 Wileenely Yours ..1-800-662-8423 IM site www.durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 34 mentation in September. However, Pickering Transit will proceed with new services providing easier access for Pickering riders to GO and TTC transfer points in Scar- borough - There are several reasons for the delay, according to ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Branner, chair- man of the Town's Transit Advisory Committee and Pickering's repre- sentative on the Durham committee looking into Region -wide integra- tion of transit services. One is to wait for the results of a .study on consolidation of Ajax and Pickering transit services currently under way. Another is to obtain more public input on the planned route changes. . "What's the point if it's going to create hardships for customers?" says Coun. Brenner. And, Pickering Transit is also awaiting delivery of new buses to re- place some which have had to be re- tired from its aging fleet. Buses will have to be leased in the interim, though Court. Brenner says leasing will not create significant additional costs. Last year, the Town contracted a consulting firm to conduct a com- plete review of the existing Picker- ing Transit route network. Among the aspects of transit service exam- ined have been schedules, key desti- nations, costs, new service areas, i- ter -municipal links and the potential for improved integration with Durham and GTA transit services. The work done by the consultants will not be wasted, according to See TOWWPage 3 .. .' fir) ,+,�.• .,�rv� F" .y. , ..c- _ - ,,d.. ��'�_.. c PICKERING/ROUGE EDITION unvers wanted.TM �� • SALES • SERVICE • LEASING • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. sat tt' FW. Kdo f (905) 420-9700 w"MM.C= "Try The Best, A Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand D V E R T I S E R Friday. August 21, 1998 Pressrun 49,500 28 pages Holding court SUPREME COURT RULING WEAKENS SEPARATISTS: MP MCTEAGUE By Marianne Takacs Staff Wnter Thursday's decision by the Supreme Court on the legality of a possible unilateral declaration of in- dependence by Quebec will benefit the country both politically and eco- nomically, according to Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan MrTeague. "It takes the knife away from the throat of Canada that was wielded by (Quebec Premier Lucien) Bouchard;' says Mr. McTeague. *1 think it's very clear the separatists can't win now or in the near future and that is good for the country." Whitby -Ajax MP Judi Longfield agrees. "I think it's a victory for Canada. I think it's good for Quebe- cers and the rest of Canada." The Court ruled that under the Canadian Constitution Quebec does not have the right to unilaterally se- cede from the rest of Canada with- out the consent of Ottawa or the provinces, and that Quebec does not have such a right under internation- al law either, since it is not a colony or subject to oppression. However, the judges also found the legitimacy of a democratic vote to separate could not be denied and the rest of the country would be du- ty-bound to negotiate a secession with Quebec following a refercn- dum in which a clear question about separation received a positive an- swer from a clear majority of citi- DAN MCTEAGUE 'It takes the knife away from the throat of Canada'. would have to be negotiations. (Quebec) couldn't just pick up and leave.' On the other hand, says Ms. Longfield, "It recognizes that there is a problcm... that Quebecers will have the ability to decide their own fate.' " I think we have a lot to cele- brate in this country:' says Mr. McTeague, nWng the ruling means future referenda on Quebec separa- tion will have to be conducted in a fair and open manner, rather than See QUEBEC/Page 3 ph@& by Rea Ple&SO&o Fancy footwork Shawn Neves bends over backwards to connect property with this bicycle kick during soccer action at Mullen Park in Ajax. Netminder Chris Raposo had to contend with Shawn's acrobatics. Durham high school teachers on strike By Sown O'Neill Staff Writer More than 1,300 secondary teachers at public schools in Durham are on strike today after talks between the school board and a local teachers' federation broke clown Thursday. And, they won't be returning to ,.k ork Sept. 3 unless a new collec- ir,c agreement is reached with the Durham District School Board, re- ports Pat Jermcy, Durham district president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OS- STF). In a news release issued yester- day, Ms. Jermey said, "Our teach- ers gave us an overwhelming man- date in June to protect the learning conditions in our schools" when 90 per cent of instructors voted in favour of a strike if the union and board couldn't make progress in contract talks. She said the public board is in an "ideal position to maintain the quality of secondary school pro- gramming in our communities ... yet the board has refused to replace the 118 teachers See DURHAM/Page 4 tens. 0 Ms. Longfield says the decisionewPickering routesdelayed its "very balanced. It clarifies the one question that 1 had, which was did they have the right to separate uni- BY11 1M Takscs laterally and the clear answer is no:' Stan writer She says she believes the deci- PICKERING — The Town is sion gives some stability to Canadi- postponing plans to introduce new ans because they now know "there transit routes scheduled for imple- WHAT'S INSIDE How To mm us Erdal Pae ...............6 6eaml . . . ..........683-5110 { Ea h I PJAW" .............12 DOM AkWe ........683-3005 s Spp/s ...................20 At COM Lias .........683-7545 Cimilled .................22 Wileenely Yours ..1-800-662-8423 IM site www.durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 34 mentation in September. However, Pickering Transit will proceed with new services providing easier access for Pickering riders to GO and TTC transfer points in Scar- borough - There are several reasons for the delay, according to ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Branner, chair- man of the Town's Transit Advisory Committee and Pickering's repre- sentative on the Durham committee looking into Region -wide integra- tion of transit services. One is to wait for the results of a .study on consolidation of Ajax and Pickering transit services currently under way. Another is to obtain more public input on the planned route changes. . "What's the point if it's going to create hardships for customers?" says Coun. Brenner. And, Pickering Transit is also awaiting delivery of new buses to re- place some which have had to be re- tired from its aging fleet. Buses will have to be leased in the interim, though Court. Brenner says leasing will not create significant additional costs. Last year, the Town contracted a consulting firm to conduct a com- plete review of the existing Picker- ing Transit route network. Among the aspects of transit service exam- ined have been schedules, key desti- nations, costs, new service areas, i- ter -municipal links and the potential for improved integration with Durham and GTA transit services. The work done by the consultants will not be wasted, according to See TOWWPage 3 .. .' fir) ,+,�.• .,�rv� F" .y. , ..c- _ - ,,d.. ��'�_.. 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Longfield QUEBEC/From page 1 _ asked. suggest, develop a clear set of of Canada follow up immedi- cause it will dispel some of countries in the world which "He can huff, he can puff, standards and procedures for ately on what it considers to investors' anxiety about the has legal provisions for seces- under the shadow of confu- but the reality is if he's going any future referenda and ne- he an acceptable modicum of future of Quebec and Canada. Sion. cion about the meaning of the to blow the house down he's gotiations on separation. consensus;' says Mr. The only downside of the — with Gies from question and deception about going to have to do it a certain These would deal, for exam- McTeague. "We're no longer decision, he says, is that Christy Chase the consequences as they way." plc, with questions such as dealing with that scenario of Canada is now one of the tew and Cindy Upshall have been in Inc past. He pre- The MP maintains the rul- what proportion of voters 50 per cent plus one vote and dieted Premier Bouchard ing shows the Liberal govern- have to favour separation be- next morning you can walk would lose the support of at merit made the right decision lore the rest of Canada would away." The MP predicts the least eight to 10 per cent of in referring the issue to the he required to negotiate se- ruling will lead to a strength - `soft separatists' if a clear Supreme Court. He also says cession. "I think there's an ening of the Canadian dollar question on secession were Ottawa now should, as many expectation the govemment and the entire economy be - Pickering employee escapes injury in rail crossing_ crash TRACTOR STRUCK ON FAIRPORT ROAD PICKERING — A hound when the accident Town of Pickcr7n_2 cm- occurred around 1 1 :30 ployee narrowly missed a.m. According to Mr. being killed Thursday Quinn, she was about morning when the hack three-quarters of the way end of a mowing tractor across and in the process she was driving was hit by of getting the tractor and a train at the CPR crossing mower into position to he-'., 'w on Fairport Road north of gin cutting again when she Finch Avenue. was hit. x` "She's a very, very "The driver of the trac- lucky employee, very for was equipped with lucky:' says Town general earplugs, so she couldn't manager Tom Quinn. "If it hear the train or the bells;' hit her in the middle she'd reports Durham Regional be dead." Police Const. Jeff Gall - No one was injured in peau. "While she was on the incident, he says, and the tracks the signalling Investigators assess the damage to a train which collided the Town is conducting its devices were activated by with a Town of Pickering tractor Thursday morning. A Town own investigation. There is the approaching train." employee who escaped injury has been charged. no barrier at the crossing, The driver apparently did only flashing signals. not know the train was sheared off, and $10,000 The tractor driver, Di - The employee had been coming until she was hit. damage to the train, on ane Armstrong of Oshawa, cutting vegetation at the There was about which a fuel tank was cut, has been charged with dis- side of area roads, and was $10,000 damage to the causing diesel fuel to spill obeying a railway crossing crossing the tracks north- tractor, as part of it was out. signal Town delays new bus route plan TOWN/From page 1 Coln. Brenner. . "It's riot like this report is going to be - shelved, it's not like it's not going to hap- pen:' he explains, since the plan is only being delayed. His "gut feeling" is that most of the report's recommendations will be implemented by the end of the year. The changes which were to have been implemented Sept. 8 included: * An expanded route network serving new areas at no additional cost; * Expanded off-peak service to enhance local ridership; * A simplified route structure with the ,same routing provided during peak and soft -peak hours; * Fewer buses utilized — with 18 vehi- cles on the roads for peak service instead of the 21 currently in use. In off-peak hours, five buses would be in use rather than three. * New service outside Pickering's bor- ders to the east and west, including links to the Rouge Hill GO station and the ,TFC on Port Union Road. ` . Permission for the 'closed -door' ser - ,vice links had to be negotiated with GO -Transit and the TTC. Passengers who -board Pickering Transit buses in Picker- ing headed for the Rouge Hill GO station will be allowed to disembark at stops along Port Union Road to make connec- tions with TTC buses. Pickering Transit buses will also be able to pick up passen- -gers headed to Pickering from along Port Union Road on the return trip from the ;,Rouge Hill station. OUR SOFA 3Q LabourIncluded t- — S PIECE DINETTE (36^x60" Solid Table) �� White/Natural s Fully Assembled Chairs W THE BOSS r CV1601 System comes with electrical power head and hose. For homes up to 8.000 !q. lt. Garage mt lael.aea. —for li A ,, POWER HEAD - tl3 HOSE $ 1' 0q �'V P1. 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Cougrattulatiows Vanessa for being our Carrier of the Week. eow HArw,xKd MAII,Aiax 131 Kinl;.ton Rd..Aiar 222 BUvly st %'.Alar 726 Kmgstun Rd. Ihck 1YAl Kmgsurn Rd .Pick PAGE y1, THE NEWS AD'VER'tti Nt 91tKWV; AUGtlS'i' z1, 19% Durham teachers •strike• for• second time •in• less than a -year ....... ,%IV VTOIFV DURHAM/From lation of their in the province to ployed by the ers in Simcoe al- have walked off the province's 13 represents SEE A page 1 collective agree- walk off the job Near North Dis- so went on strike the job in less 126,000 teachers 1,350 secondary mcnt which ex- over the issue trict School this week. than a year. Bill on the picket teachers and 250 who retired from pires Aug. 31. are this summer. Board in North The strike 160 sparked a line. occasional teach - our schools in the third group of Hip_,h school Bay and Parry marks the second two-week strike O S S T F ers employed by SMDAXAUM29 June" public educators teachers em- Sound and teach- time educators last tell that saw Durham District the public hoard. Public hoard communications manager A1ary z El 1,12- Brown reported further discus- . _ signs have been = SCHOOL BUS scheduled for =, Sept. 2 and 3. the week before .,k%TTRES%1 • classes are slated to begin• and said there's a chance teachers could he 15 ,k• —� 1 i • in the classroomREGULAR E for the beginning S&L Grp1' SUPPO- of the school year i S�t1gl@ r Sept. s. COMFORT SLEEP kthe �; ,F , But. for now.Illattress "Negotiations be SINGLE $169Sleep Factory twecn the hoard MATTRESS �y and OSSTF have SET $289 WE MANUFACTURE IT! been discontin ppUBIE 249 SET 339 ued. _ QUEEN 249 SET 409 AVE SELL IT! WE GUARANTEE IT!! tits. Brown KING 449 SET 699 �iiiiiiitl�ii�rtlii• would not com- ment on why rDE PAYMENTS` .. talks broke off _^•►� �« ` R' yesterday during SUPPORT -�� :;;� � INTEREST a meeting at Os -NO R a' Holidav HOPEDIC. = �e ....x haw s _•� ,., FOR ONE YEAR (O.A.C.) ]nn. . .. S " I don't think SINGLE 199 F • • i i i iPsior fore 00000 either party will 117■■■a■�■*■■•■■■■■■■■■ talk about the T $339 L -Frame Futon S�i A -Frame Mon S 7 things in ncgotiaMA Inducts 6" Futon Inducts 6" Futon FREE 249 SET X99 _ tions;' she said. 299 SET 469489 SET 759 1�+.:8 Earl Manncrs. monsur .� 0.� T.`" ' chairman of OS- `• {� 1` � � CHOICES 25 ;. 1 _ , S'Tl='s bargaining YEAR LUXURY • - •;. ra team and the err union's pro% in-tlr� - PSi • BED FRAME ctal president. DURAPEDIC �"'"�"'° S • _ said yesterday. $2 1 Q•LOCAL DELIVERY ..The strike date � �� Nall FYtOD X011 Futon . A7>�0 ": mattress set was set In ad- • MATTRESS 6"M,111 vance of students SET $379 returning to DOUBLE 269 SET 449 school in order to QUEEN 309 SET 509 permit a realistic ., KING 1319 SET 7% period of time for I , the parties to 25 achieve a settle- YW FIRM mens before stuSUPPORT - d h d Captain Deluxe encs are s� e - pRTHOPRACTIC Mapes 369 uled to return to S� �� 239 Finish class." me Pill Fk" • SINGLE 5 Negotiations MATTRESS$249 between high SET $409 '��-� 'p -- 1 ..... BOOICC1Se school teachers and school DOUBLE 289 SET479 _ WEEN 319 SET 519Bunk Bed hoards across the - �tt KING 529 SET 839 I province are re- , suiting l25l strike �� votes all over ,_ ,: , • :. ,: L , .:. -: '. � i - YEA� • Ontario as teach -SUPPORT � .- ers protest changes in work- ORTHO ELEGANCE "�' t � ch - .�. ing conditions a ►»ii •t .. f _ • i� � x� that would see • SINGLE W31 9i Waterfall _ Christina them instruct an MATTRESS ... additional period • SET $499 I » 4",t Day Bed Day Bed and lose prepara- DOUBLE 369 SET 589 tion time. • QUEEN 429 SET 689Ft The Province KING 589 SET 999 gg 229 i has mandatedMme` • .« r .. that high school WWI, teachers spend a • F; • • • ' • • �u:>> , minimum of TAUNTON GAYLY ;� � I � 1,250 minutes a week r instructing students, g srt B - $ • Q '' a moi, D u r h a m • dlAX A ° Q p ��Y g .. teachers, who Mlw�•.i rt T... n,..DOC . 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P& is w araiib in «r ttirldi stn. %w 6Nianno t products and w*w a,alorle in most stores. 10/601 bNow - SMS w"K b* 4i Ii h"*^ l/M Swim ud Fier (w sw adis wdir vac **b r bmw %ow E"M MW =Now a -- ... (PAGE 76 - THE NEWS ADVMMER FRIDAY, AUGUST 21,19" .. -• } A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on OPINION Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A 0 V E R T I S E R Publisher. Tim WhMaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Where do we go from here? So the Supreme Court of Canada has weighed in with its verdict and, essentially, we're all back where we start- ed. The future of Quebec willstill be decided by the peo- ple of Quebec at the ballot box. With any luck, it will never come down to negotiations between some future Parti Quebecois premier and the Prime Minister over the `terms' of Quebec separation. The court said Thursday, that under the Constitution, Quebec does not have the right to secede unilaterally nor, under international law, does it have the right to secede unilaterally from Canada. That complete, the next step in the battle will be the provincial election in Quebec, likely sooner rather than later but a must within the next 13 months. Jean Charest and Lucien Bouchard will go at it hammer and tong for the future of Quebec. Should Mr. Charest and the Liber- als lose, there will be another Quebec referendum, likely in 2000 or 2001. And the result of that referendum should prove conclusively for many years to come exactly where Quebec stands. Should Mr. Charest win the provincial election, sepa- ration could well be dealt a death blow. An improving economy and Quebec prosperity following Mr. Charest's LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS Don't punish all PWC owners going full blast, but l live with it. Some- times living on a popular body of water has its price. This is not to justify rLck- las driving on the water, but maybe if we are going to crack down on noise move into the premier's office would keep separatist sen- To the editor: pollution these things should be a focus timents completely buried for the long-term future. Re the recent News Advertiser arti- also. The court did say a 'clear-cut' majority who answer cle headlined 'No Sea door or jet skis A claim in the story that wave bat - 'Yes' to a 'clear-cut' question which would ask if they on Frenchman's Bay': tering of waterfowl habitat or marine favour separation from Canada would signal to the feder- Tlus letter is in response to your ar- plant growth is worse from jet skis than al government (and to other provinces) that they must ne- ticle and several area residents' opin- it is from fishing boats or windstorms is gotiate with Quebec on a separation agreement. ions on personal watercraft (PWC). ridiculous. If you have ever observed a "full The heat is now also on the federal government to First, let me start by saying that yes, I am a Sea doo owner, so these articles PWC on the water going blast" as you say or local residents say, it makes clearly lay out under what terms it would be willing to pique my interest. Not all personal wa- almost no wake whatsoever; the only negotiate a separation deal with Quebec. These condi- temraft owners drive recklessly and to wake generated by these machines that tions would be clear to all those voting in a future refer- say "these people don't care about is substantial enough to affect anything endum and might well encourage some who are waver- noise, they just want to run their ma- and only at close range would be slow- ing in their support of separation to come down on the chines full blast" or that "the 10 km/hr ing down to a 10 knvbr speed (some federalist side when it comes time to cast a ballot. Ques- speed limit doesn't seem to be a pan of machines do vary). tions would include: what is a 'clear-cut' question, what these people's mental mindset" can be If this habitat conservation is a big is a 'clear-cut' majority in favour of separation, what interpreted as insulting and an ignorant issue I wonder if the residents who would the rest of Canada be willing to offer Quebec after Perspective of personal watercraft own- complain have ever taken pan in clean - separation and what ties, if any, to Canada would Quebec ers. I do admit some riders have no re- up efforts in groups or individually. wish to maintain`' spect or care about these issues just as If this is a serious problem in your -sailors or powerboat owners sometimes eyes then learn all you can about it prior Clearly, these matters must be put to rest and must be tend to overlook water safety guide- to just complaining and then finding ad - on the table if and when there is yet another Quebec ref- lutes. But, it seems to me that nowhere ditional reasons other than noise which erendum. in the article do you make mention that really aren't specifically related to If the people of Quebec are to decide the future of their not all PWC owners are reckless. You PWC users. I respectfully submit that province and of Canada, it's only fair ball to make sure have just lumped us all into one group. habitat destruction, noise pollution, etc. they know what they're voting for. Playing it cool and I would also like to point out that I are a much larger issue. saying as little as possible, which the federal government live within a 30 -second walk to the bay In closing, those who do not use to neatly disastrous results in 1995, won't cut it next and I knew that when I bought my good judgment on the water, punish timedid home I don't panic ularly enjoy the them in accordance with whatever w ' rowing club captains out there some- is applicable, but don't punish us all. To respond to this editorial call � �?� � knkw�Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112. g lat�wrso- John Taulle, power motors that carry quite a sound PkIlleiring TIM WHITTAKER Publisher - GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland .IOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief GENERAL 6 83-5110 Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor -: CLASSIFIED 683-0707 of the Ajax a Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising DISTRIBUTION DISTRIBUTN)N 683-5117 Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com-. DUNCAN FLETCHER Advertising Manager FAX 683-7363 muniy Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. 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They suggest Richard Nixon's crimes were of a high criminal magnitude while Bill Clinton is guilty of nothing more than adultery. But Mr. Nixon and Mr. Clinton surely share one common trait: in their role as President of the United States both men thought nothing of destroying the lives of numerous supporters around them to pro- tect their own skins and legacies. Consider the parallels. As the Watergate investigation dragged on for about 18 months, numerous Nixon aides went up in flames. John Erlichman, H.R. Haldeman, Gordon Liddy, John Mitchell, John Dean, Jeb Magruder, Charles Colson — all went to prison to 'protect' the President. And where was Richard Nixon when they need- ed him'.' Sitting smugly in the Oval Office, denying everything, firing special prosecu- tors, stonewalling to the bitter end until the tapes finally got him and he had no choice but to resign in disgrace. Bill Clinton calls everyone else a liar. So, now, after years of denials, people are supposed to be- lieve him when he says he never told any- one to lie? There is a very long list of women, start- ing with his wife Hillary and daughter Chelsea, who've been left to hang out to dry by Mr. Clinton. He called Gennifer Flowers a liar when she said she'd had an 11 -year affair with him, then later admitted it was true. He denied ever having an affair with Monica Lewinsky. Another, out-and-out lie. He denied any wrongdoing in the Paula Jones lawsuit: can we believe that now? Kathleen Willey claimed he groped her and he says he didn't. Who do you believe? The web of deceit and lies stretches back decades. Many spokesmen and personal friends have stood up for Mr. Clinton, have claimed there was a right-wing conspiracy against him. What do they have to say now'? It's not surprising, nor is it an accident that many of the president's most loyal sup- porters like former adviser George Stephanopoulos and former press secretary Dee Dee Myers feel free to blast him now. Their trust in him has been betrayed. Mr. Clinton's whole private life has been built on deceit and lies. How much of his public life reflects that reality? While there have been complaints about the cost of keeping special prosecutors in office, the $10 million per year to be paid by American taxpayers seems like small change if it can assure Presidents and pres- idential staffers conform to the law and stay honest with voters. Maybe there should be a permanent special prosecutor who keeps his eye firmly on the goings-on at the White House. Future Presidents will know the special prosecutor, whose position could be created with an amendment to the Constitu- tion, simply comes with the job. Tim Kelly is based at the office of 0shawa-Whit- by-Clarington This Week. To respond to this col- umn call Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. .. .....wi.�-�.v .. .. .re-.✓ .. ..-..�... n.-.. -... _.,. _ _- .. _..n .--..r.... ...r—a. .. ,.. '.<tlp! _ ..�.Y .. f+, .: '.'^^W'.+. a .... .r. �fY'-w- - .. .,.. .. .r. #a JAM t. THE NEWS ADVERTI[SE3 _� ssessment .s. -,u------ date -'.'.'.'- P SEPTEMBER WILL TELL HOW MUCH MORE_=0R LESS -- YOU PAY IN TAXES Most homeowners in Durham Region won't benefit from a plan to phase-in property assessment in- creases or decreases. And, you'll have to wait until the end of September to find out how much more - or less - you have to pay in property taxes. When Regional Council ap- proved the new assessment rates and policies last week, it decided to phase in increases of more than $500 and de- creases of more than $423 over three years. So, if a homeown- er's property taxes are to rise by $1,200 be- cause of reassessment, he'll pay $500 more in the first year, an addi- tional $500 in the sec- ond and then $200 in the third year. If your property tax- es go up by $700, the taxpayer will pay $500 in the first year and $200 in the second. The same theory works for those getting a decrease. With the TOTAL $423 threshold, some- one with a reassessment decrease of $1,000 will i pay $423 less in the first and second year, and then an addi- tional $154 in the third year. If the decrease is $500, the taxpayer will pay $423 less in the first year and an additional $77 in the second. Oshawa Councillor and the Re- gion's finance committee chairman Brian Nicholson says about 95 per cent of people getting a decrease will get it in the first two years, or by June of 1999. ''Biose receiving an increase is much larger and requires the full three years:' he notes. About 120,000 property owners won't be subject to the phase-in. Coun. Nicholson says comments made last week by Oshawa Council- lor Iry Harrell "hit the nail on the head to me. Numbers on a paper are just numbers. But, put a human face on it" Some people who have been re- tired for 30 years could have been hit by increases of thousands of dollars in one year, Coun. Nicholson adds. About 7,200 Pickering residents will see their assessment decrease by more than $423. Whitby, Clarington and Oshawa all have more than 2,000 homeowners due a decrease. With some properties being as- sessed at 1940 values, "the system has been out of whack for 40 years. To fix it in one year isn't practical;' says Coun. Nicholson. He adds that he's had about a opened up the 1998 budget to in- clude $4.3 million it received from the Province. The extra money al- lowed politicians to cut the tax in- crease for Regional services to 11.9 per cent from about 16 per cent. That increases the Regional share on the overall tax bill by 7.2 per cent. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker, meanwhile, slammed the Region for the increase earlier this week. "I am disap- DURHAM REGION HOMES AFFECTED BY ASSESSMENT INCREASES OSHAWA AJAX CLARINGTON PICKERING WHITBY BROCK SCUGOG UXBRIDGE pointed in this bud- get because the Province has moved heaven and earth to be of assis- IN PHASE-IN tance to municipal- ities requiring extra V) support;' said Ms. Ecker, the Commu- 96 3,948 nity and Social Ser - 9 558 vices Minister. 4 864 "When Durham 5 598 Region originally 1 2,568 was Projecting a 15 -per cent tax in - 8 385 crease, some peo- 0 755 ple might consider 2 665 a reduction to 11.9 per cent a good 10,341 thing. But given the help they had from us, and what other municipalities are doing, I would have hoped they could have done a better job.. Coun. Nicholson called Ms. Eck- er's comments a "cheap shot". -It doesn't matter how you cut the pie, any way you look at the numbers, there's $30 million (in provincial services being) dumped on Durham Region:' he says. "if it was revenue neutral, we would have had a tax decrease this sear." he adds. 23,389,079 72,054 9,422,534 61,713 13,866,545 Phasing in "gives them time to adjust. You can't give someone 30 days to adjust to a $2,000 tax in- crease. Oshawa and Whitby, with the oldest assessment bases in Durham Region, benefit the most with a phase-in. Almost 4,000 Oshawa homeowners will be eligible for the phase-in, while about 2.500 Whitby homeowners qualify. By contrast, none of the other six regional munic- ipalities have more than 870 home- owners eligible for the phase in. Fighting back HOMEOWNER' S REWARD AIMS TO CATCH BREAK-IN ARTISTS PICKERING - A resident here whose home was broken in- to while he was on vacation is of- fering a $500 reward for infor- mation leading to the arrest and conviction of the burglars. Bruce Cowan of Rawlings 'Drive says he has posted signs announcing the reward because he is concerned with "a series of malicious damage" in his neigh- bourhood over the past months. He points to decorative out- door lighting which has been smashed, rear window wipers snapped off minivans, houses which have been plastered with eggs, and cellular phones and ..stereo equipment stolen from ve- hicles. When Mr. Cowan returned home from a recent vacation, he found his computer smashed, a small amount of jewellery stolen, and damage to his house. "Your home is your sanctuary against the world," Mr. Cowan notes. "You do everything you can to protect yourself and then people come into your home against your will.' Durham Regional Police De- tective Bruce Townley confirms there have been break-ins in Mr. Cowan's neighbourhood, though break-ins are not unique to that area, particularly at this time of year."Whether we can attribute it to bored teens, I don't know," says Det. Townley, pointing to a traditional increase in daytime break-ins during August. "The numbers taper off in September." Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477) and quote report number 98-81820. dozen calls on the matter. "Mont are just interested in find- ing out how it works. They haven't got their bills yet. so there's nothing tipping them off;' he notes. Most municipalities will be pro- cessing the information and sending out the final installments of the 1998 tax bills in late September. "It takes that long to run the next step. It's not as simple as pushing a button" When Regional Council ap- proved the tax rates last %%eck, it also - files from the T )rStar N em-ork A combination of police work and a cash reward could lead Pickering res- ident Bruce Cowan to the outcome he seeks after his home was targetted by burglars earlier this summer. - .....+rra.+.+rte _ __- ■ '- __� '..-... t FRIDAY, AUGUST 21,19" - PAGE 7 --r--*+--•rte+ Community news in Ajax and Pickering Shots fired in Ajax, local man charged AJAX - Durham Regional ! Police divers recovered a handgun 60 feet off the shore of Lake Ontario after shots were reportedly fired into the air during a dispute between two Ajax neighbours. The incident occurred on Deacon Lane last Friday morning after a neighbour complained about noise from a party the night before, police said. j Officers arrested a suspect and were told the gun was thrown by a relative into the lake from the shore at Shoal Point Road. It was recovered about an hour into the search. Michael Shambrook• 22, of Deacon Lane, is charged with ipossession of a dangerous weapon. i The need for I blood doesn't I take a vacation Donations of blood often drop off in July and .August, leaving blood bank shelves de- pleted by the end of the sum- mer. To help alleviate a shortage. } the Canadian Red Cross Soci- ety is holding a two-day blood donor clinic Thursday, Aug. 27 and Friday, Aug. 28 from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Road north of Hwv. 401 in Pickering. The goal is to collect 110 units each day. The Toronto Blood Centre i needs to collect 650 donations every day to supply enough blood for patients in 61 hospi- tals in central Ontario. j Healthy individuals aged 17 to 60 can give blood. You must have valid identification, in- cluding one piece with a pho- tograph and you have to wait 56 days between donations. Each unit of blood is divid- ed into four components - red cells, plasma, platelets and cryoprecipitate - so up to four people can be treated with one donation. If you have any questions about whether you're prohibit- ed from donating blood be- cause of your medications or a health condition, call 1-800- 701-7803 or 416-974-9900 be- tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. and ask for nursing. You can also call the local Red Cross office at 420-3383 for more information about donating. $500 THRESHOLD ASSESSMENT RELATED INCREASES NOT INCREASE SUBJECTTO PHASE-IN REMAINING ($) V) ($) (#) M 8,137,899 25,103 3,687,703 21,155 4,450,1 2,400613 8,452 802,984 7,894 1,597,62 2,898,581 10,524 1,250,257 9,660 1,648,32 1,853,847 8,445 841,762 7,847 1,012,08 4,553,238 8,358 1,119,757 5,790 3,433,48 708,551 2,702 355,173 2,317 353,37 1,402,371 4,546 718,161 3,791 684,21 1,333,979 3,924 646,737 3,259 687,24 pointed in this bud- get because the Province has moved heaven and earth to be of assis- IN PHASE-IN tance to municipal- ities requiring extra V) support;' said Ms. Ecker, the Commu- 96 3,948 nity and Social Ser - 9 558 vices Minister. 4 864 "When Durham 5 598 Region originally 1 2,568 was Projecting a 15 -per cent tax in - 8 385 crease, some peo- 0 755 ple might consider 2 665 a reduction to 11.9 per cent a good 10,341 thing. But given the help they had from us, and what other municipalities are doing, I would have hoped they could have done a better job.. Coun. Nicholson called Ms. Eck- er's comments a "cheap shot". -It doesn't matter how you cut the pie, any way you look at the numbers, there's $30 million (in provincial services being) dumped on Durham Region:' he says. "if it was revenue neutral, we would have had a tax decrease this sear." he adds. 23,389,079 72,054 9,422,534 61,713 13,866,545 Phasing in "gives them time to adjust. You can't give someone 30 days to adjust to a $2,000 tax in- crease. Oshawa and Whitby, with the oldest assessment bases in Durham Region, benefit the most with a phase-in. Almost 4,000 Oshawa homeowners will be eligible for the phase-in, while about 2.500 Whitby homeowners qualify. By contrast, none of the other six regional munic- ipalities have more than 870 home- owners eligible for the phase in. Fighting back HOMEOWNER' S REWARD AIMS TO CATCH BREAK-IN ARTISTS PICKERING - A resident here whose home was broken in- to while he was on vacation is of- fering a $500 reward for infor- mation leading to the arrest and conviction of the burglars. Bruce Cowan of Rawlings 'Drive says he has posted signs announcing the reward because he is concerned with "a series of malicious damage" in his neigh- bourhood over the past months. He points to decorative out- door lighting which has been smashed, rear window wipers snapped off minivans, houses which have been plastered with eggs, and cellular phones and ..stereo equipment stolen from ve- hicles. When Mr. Cowan returned home from a recent vacation, he found his computer smashed, a small amount of jewellery stolen, and damage to his house. "Your home is your sanctuary against the world," Mr. Cowan notes. "You do everything you can to protect yourself and then people come into your home against your will.' Durham Regional Police De- tective Bruce Townley confirms there have been break-ins in Mr. Cowan's neighbourhood, though break-ins are not unique to that area, particularly at this time of year."Whether we can attribute it to bored teens, I don't know," says Det. Townley, pointing to a traditional increase in daytime break-ins during August. "The numbers taper off in September." Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 -TIPS (8477) and quote report number 98-81820. dozen calls on the matter. "Mont are just interested in find- ing out how it works. They haven't got their bills yet. so there's nothing tipping them off;' he notes. Most municipalities will be pro- cessing the information and sending out the final installments of the 1998 tax bills in late September. "It takes that long to run the next step. It's not as simple as pushing a button" When Regional Council ap- proved the tax rates last %%eck, it also - files from the T )rStar N em-ork A combination of police work and a cash reward could lead Pickering res- ident Bruce Cowan to the outcome he seeks after his home was targetted by burglars earlier this summer. - .....+rra.+.+rte _ __- ■ '- __� '..-... t FRIDAY, AUGUST 21,19" - PAGE 7 --r--*+--•rte+ Community news in Ajax and Pickering Shots fired in Ajax, local man charged AJAX - Durham Regional ! Police divers recovered a handgun 60 feet off the shore of Lake Ontario after shots were reportedly fired into the air during a dispute between two Ajax neighbours. The incident occurred on Deacon Lane last Friday morning after a neighbour complained about noise from a party the night before, police said. j Officers arrested a suspect and were told the gun was thrown by a relative into the lake from the shore at Shoal Point Road. It was recovered about an hour into the search. Michael Shambrook• 22, of Deacon Lane, is charged with ipossession of a dangerous weapon. i The need for I blood doesn't I take a vacation Donations of blood often drop off in July and .August, leaving blood bank shelves de- pleted by the end of the sum- mer. To help alleviate a shortage. } the Canadian Red Cross Soci- ety is holding a two-day blood donor clinic Thursday, Aug. 27 and Friday, Aug. 28 from 2 to 8 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Road north of Hwv. 401 in Pickering. The goal is to collect 110 units each day. The Toronto Blood Centre i needs to collect 650 donations every day to supply enough blood for patients in 61 hospi- tals in central Ontario. j Healthy individuals aged 17 to 60 can give blood. You must have valid identification, in- cluding one piece with a pho- tograph and you have to wait 56 days between donations. Each unit of blood is divid- ed into four components - red cells, plasma, platelets and cryoprecipitate - so up to four people can be treated with one donation. If you have any questions about whether you're prohibit- ed from donating blood be- cause of your medications or a health condition, call 1-800- 701-7803 or 416-974-9900 be- tween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. and ask for nursing. You can also call the local Red Cross office at 420-3383 for more information about donating. � � �♦ . . . • • v . •"i 1 � a til a♦ a•y. I OF, [1 ?74-. 191 (Formerly Asbbrooks) Back to SchoolSale 'Thick and Thirsty Royal Velvet Towels b w the find at at the regular price ae extra 50% off. = g foyal Velvet rugs ;My tiro fkd ooe at the MPIW mi g tro secoi rojof W Nooer tit d 50% off. } _ - �ii�t-trsolrM �i�Ist� Mb Shop early for best selection e ' j r 4 1Hollufl Duvets ;39.99 'Pill, Shower CU�ains up ...... e!�! ".;.�••-a•�VirwF•+.-•-+....M�•rei.+!iei9�r�+i.:w.•.''^"�:.... .—.�,�,ifw,eo::• ...r..... .. 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RR HW -i I OF, [1 ?74-. 191 (Formerly Asbbrooks) Back to SchoolSale 'Thick and Thirsty Royal Velvet Towels b w the find at at the regular price ae extra 50% off. = g foyal Velvet rugs ;My tiro fkd ooe at the MPIW mi g tro secoi rojof W Nooer tit d 50% off. } _ - �ii�t-trsolrM �i�Ist� Mb Shop early for best selection e ' j r 4 1Hollufl Duvets ;39.99 'Pill, Shower CU�ains up ...... e!�! ".;.�••-a•�VirwF•+.-•-+....M�•rei.+!iei9�r�+i.:w.•.''^"�:.... .—.�,�,ifw,eo::• ...r..... .. 'q°'%"' .. «- .........- - �..u. 7 ' +�� -.«+-al�iMaosm:wrs,WgR'...w ,...:ra,-.... .,.r•,r.,.,_„�,,,, '{-. ry•-....c..•++s srr+-'--T'-='ter».. .. «...., ,,yw..n..a,.. ..�R/ nM NEWS ADVERTISER MWAY, AUGUST • 21, lVM -PGE f French boardgets three -sch6619'Ift-Voit' In' Of Sam O'IMelll Mr. Andrews says he thinks trustees "had He reports, if the transfer of assets had not French board. Staff Writer second thoughts and saw it was probably the been approved by trustees, the EIC would have "This happened with another board and it 'Iltree schools, more than $1 million best deal that could be made under the circum- imposed its own ruling and the board could have ended up they lost a lot more than the original and half the proceeds from a land sale in stances" been forced to transfer more money to the deal," he says. Brooklin will be transferred to the new- ly -formed French -first language board under an agreement with the Durham Catholic District School Board. After much debate, some of which took place during an in -camera session, separate hoard trustees approved the transfer of assets to the French board Monday. "I think it's the best (deal) that could be arrived at under the -ircuinstances." says board director Grant Andrews. "in totality, I guess, it's relatively fair.- The- agreement is one of dozens that have been reached between the French board and school boards in southern On- tario under the direction ,,( the Educa- tion Improvement Commission (EIC). The provincial ho dy was given the mandate to manaoc the transfer of school facilities and lundiite from dis- trict school beards to Ie Conseil scolaire de district du Centre-Sud-Ouest. The various agreements will see more than 450 staff'. close to 40 schools and nearly '514 million translerrcd to the nevi hoard, which covers Win(Nor to JOE COREY 'I'd rather go down fighting than give them that money.' Belleville, to provide it facilities and em- ployees it needs to educate French- speaking students. In Durham, the separate board will transfer to the French board ownership of Ajax's Ecole catholique Notre-Dame- de-la-Jeunesse, Whitby's Ecole catholique Saint -Charles -Garnier and Oshawa's Ecole catholique Corpus Christi. Under the deal, the new board will al- so receive $1,077,075 from the separate board and 50 per cent of the proceeds from the future sale of lands surrounding Saint -Charles -Garnier. Separate board superintendent of business Cleary Smith told trustees it was "with great difficulty that we came to an agreement", noting the EIC brought in a facilitator during discus- sions regarding how profits from the land sale would be divided. During the public portion of Mon- day's meeting, Oshawa trustee Joe Coney said, "I'd rather go down fighting than give them that money. There's no way they should be getting 50 per cent Of it:, He voted against the deal, along with Ajax trustee Janice Oldman, Whitby trustee Judy Morris and board chairman Jim McCafferty to defeat the plan. But, later in the evening Mr. Corey called on trustees to revisit the matter and the meeting moved into an in -cam- era session where trustees then approved the deal. A recorded vote was taken but was not released by board officials. This weekend we're taking it all off a n extra 21130yco 0 aCC previously reduced spring andsummer clearancefashions, accessories & s(wes for men, women & kids Take ,Idvantage of the bttoe sat ' on men's, v ornen'S and kids' sprang and summer fashions and J accessories. Knill ll save art additional 3()"0 �m top or tF,e; eat Sal'rrrgs listed bele,�v. Hurn,- in now for best selection. Already reduced by up to 50% NeLc.ed wornen's and rrtert's &si,oner fashions frorn h Claiborne, Jones l%cw Ork, Totrnm' HrlfigerSportsurar, Polo Ralph. 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Excludes Factory Outlet. Vftd ouse stmes and Ctewwr.e Centres. Pownal ftWng may PACE l0 I. THE 11tEWS�ADVERTI.SER FRIDAY, AUGUST 21,1999 4' . • • • . • . • • • • • • • • • • • • . •••. •. .0 •..Pidoil n'o'em"rp ensated forgrass fr� PICKERING — Canadian Pacific Railway has agreed to provide the Town some financial compensation for the cost of fighting two major grass fires here last spring which were blamed on sparks from trains passing along CPR tracks. Pickering will receive $12,128 to pay for staff overtime and the use of additional apparatus to re- spomd to and extinguish the fires. The Town had asked for $36,982. The fires occurred April II and 23. On April 11, the flames stretched all the way across north Pickering, along both sides of the railway tracks, from the towns border with Scarborough to its border with Ajax. They also ex- tended across Ajax. On April 23. the area along the tracks between Altona and Rosebank roads burned. The Pickering Fire Depart- ment had to call in all its full- and part-time firefighters to battle the burning grass on April ll, and needed help from the Scarbor- ough, Whithy. Uxbridge and Os- hawa, fire departments as well. Fire crews were at various lire i :1•'1 WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING FRIDAY, AUG. 21 ADDICTIONS: The Serenity Group holds its 12 -Step Re- covery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. The weekly support group deals with addictions of all types, in- cluding co-dependency. A child care programme is avail- able as required. 428-9431. SATURDAY, AUG. 22 UNITED WAY: Precision Tune AutoCare offers lube, oil and fitter change for $9.95 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with all pro- ceeds going to the Ajax-Pick- enng United Way. Car wash for $2.50. Free face painting, entertainment. refreshments. 686-0606. SUNDAY. AUG. 23 FASHIONS: A fund-raising fashion show is being held at 1 p.m. at St. Paul's -on -the -Hill Anglican Church, comer of Hwy. 2 and Fairport Rd.. Pick- ering, for the church's Women In Mission. Tickets are $20 and include refreshments and prizes. Phone 839-2534 for in- formation. TUESDAY, AUG. 25 GIRL GUIDES: The Girl Guides Dunbarton District. which includes those living in the area between Liverpool to Fairport roads and Hwy. 401 to Finch Avenue in Pickering, holds a registration session at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd. from 7 to 8 p.m. Registration is $30 and is open to girls be- tween five and 18 years of age. 839-0920. (Dianne). ,Faherty, � s GARDEN CENTRE Gift Certificate for garden centre with any INTERLOCKING STONE project booked by or before Aug. 31, 1998 sVE" warrrFNGUA&V4 e d FOR A FREE ESTIMATE CALL: 427-4143 or 666-4263 scenes from about 3:45 to 7:30 p.m., and were putting out small- er spot fires until around 2 a.m. According to staffestimates, it cost the Town about $32.371 to put out the April 1I blue and $4.610 to deal with the firc on April 23. This was the first time Picker- ing had asked for reimbursement for fires caused by a train, which have occurred several times in re- cent years. The $12.128 in compensation was agreed upon after negotia- tions t -i tween CPR and the Town. We're online at www.durhamnews.net Another M. Wilson Bankruptcy Close Out Centre Opens Aug. 8, 98 ',t Wilson celebrated their grand �;-)cning of the Abby Lane H inkruptcy (-.lose out Centre on ug 8, 98. They are one of )ronto's top Auction Liquidation .ind Appraisal Firms. L -R Sam Runra, .ouncilor Ravmond Cho & Charles llottcr were on hand to officialiv )Pcn the centre. Tremendous ,a%ings on items ranging from ideos to men's and ladies' fashions to camping gear. and a whole lot naore.The store offers something for For more information about , N1 Wilson's Bankruptcy Close Out Centre call (4 I6) 284-7097 91 RyLmder Abby Lane Shopping Plaza, Scarborough ' ...r,--,�:'�.rF.+._.. ..._..::.rs_,. .�,;..mis._ •---. ._.-nw�.,n::�e;`i+rs=,.. �-..r »•.=�-.: a'h�:�"�... ..a,.x.-.�. .�.-,.-.`a.:.-�1',oc+�.0 ....��..ar��po> _�--.. .. .,,,._-^-'_'----v ,.wr. ..:. ---_ ..-_ +/ photo by Ron Pietroniro Life is like a bowl of crafts... Viren Kakkar concentrates on retrieving just the right amount of glue for the craft he is creating while his family shops in a nearby store. Viren and other kids from Ajax and Pickering took advantage of Crafts 4 Kids hosted by the Pickering Town Centre this week. 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Blade (Snipes) is a vampire hunter bent on killing the creature which made him what he is. Blade is half - man, half -vampire. His mother is bitten just before giving birth and, as a result, Blade is immune to vampire bites. Humans avoid him for being half -vampire and he is shunned by vampires for being half -human. He teams up with Abraham VVhisticr (Kristoffcrson), an aging halt -breed like himself who teaches Blade to utilize his assets and become a vam- pire hunter. Dance With ale: Vanessa L. Williams. Cha)annc. A young Cuban named Rafael (Chayanne) arrives in Houston with a passion for life and a flair for Latin dancing. At the Excelsior Dance Studio, he meets Ruby (Williams). a determined instructor looking for a chance to re-enter the ranks of profes- sional dance with a new partner. Before long, the amateur is teaching the professional how to 1(o. -;en up her disciplined style and 'feel' the music. Afraid of what Rafael's honest), and sensuaGn may stir in her heart. Ruby heads for the World Open Dance Champi- onships with her firmer partner and Rafael hot on her heels. Ever .After: Drcw Barr- more, Anjelica Huston. Danielle (Barrymore) is a modem 16th century woman, an intriguing mix of tomboyish athleticism and physical beauty. Danielle has more than enough charm to cap- ture the heart of a prince (Dougray Scom ... after beaning him with an apple, that is. This spirited 'Cinderella' is certainly no victim. She stands up to her scheming stepmother (Anjelica Huston) and refuses to stand around waiting for a prince to come to the rescue. When Danielle needs help. she calls on her "fairy godmother.- Leonardo da Vinci for help. Lethal Weapon 4: Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. It has been six _years since detectives Martin Riggs (Gibson) and Roger Murtaugh (Glover) were last on duty to make city, streets safe for all. In Lethal Weapon 4. Riggs and Murtaugh set out to unravel a series of e%ents involving an Asian crime lord (Jet Li) bent on carrying out a complex and deadly mission of revenge. Riggs and Murtaugh are reunited with hyperactive Leo Getz (Joe Pesci) and Riggs' love interest and fellow daredevil de- tective Laura Coles (Rene Russo). Also join- ing the team is junior detective Lee Butters (Chris Rock). The Negotiator: Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Spacey. Atter being wrongly charged with murder and theft. Chicago police nego- tiator Danny Roman (Jackson) is holding the chief of the internal Affairs Bureau and his staff at gunpoint on the 20th floor of a down- town building. As police hclico>pters circle overhead and marksmen stand ready on near- by rooftops. Roman knows he needs someone who will listen to him. He asks for Chris Sahi- an (Spacey), another respected negotiator with the Chicago police who Roman can trust. Return to Paradise: College grads Shcriff- (Vince Vaughn), Lew is (Joaquin Ph(enix) and Tony (Day id Conrad) meet by chance and be- come close friends while touring Asia on va- cation. They close out a month-long trip to Malaysia with a reckless spree that two years later tests the blonds of their friendship and tragically alters their lives. Soon after his friends leave. Lewis is arrested and sentenced to death for drug trafficking. Lewis'. attorney Beth Eastern (Anne Hechc) disrupts Sheriff's and Ton)'s lives with a dire proposition — au- thorities agree to spare Lewis%, life if Shcnff Fashion show runs this Sunday in Pickering PICKERING — You can look good and do good at a fashion show later this month. The fund-raising event is being held Sunday, Aug. 23 at I p.m. at St. Paul's - on -the -Hill Anglican Church, corner of Hwy. 2 and Fairport Road in Pick- ering. At the same time you're expanding your wardrobe you can help the church's Women In Mission. 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Then again, don't judge an action fig- ure by the size of its box. Meet the Comman- do Elite — action figures with an attitude. There's Something About Mary: Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon. Ted (Stiller) may not be lucky in life, but he was once lucky in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Mary Jenson (Diaz), when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen years later, something about Mary still bewitches Ted. Strike: Kirsten Dunst, Lynn Redgrave. It is 1963 and the pupils at Miss Godard's School for Girls are dismayed when they find out they are merging with a boy's school. Imaginations run wild as the girls start a cam- paign against the move. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: Air Bud 2: Golden Receiver: This movie picks up where 'Air Bud' left off. Josh (Kevin Zegers) is now the legal owner of Buddy and teaches the dog to play football, now that it has mastered basketball. Directed by Richard Martin from a screenplay by Paul Tamasy and Aaron Mendelsohn. Armageddon: Bruce Willis. An asteroid the size of Texas is heading directly toward Earth and Bruce Willis is pressed into actior, to save the world. You know the drill. The Avengers: Avengers: Ralph Fiennes, Uma Thurman, Sean Connery. In the late 1990s. London is again a hotbed of activity as the world prepares for the new millennium. Post -nuclear punk takes its place alongside revisionist spiritualism, old -guard capitalism clashes with global idealism, nostalgia is rethought to serve the present. It is time for War 11. But his most difficult task lies ahead. Avengers John Steed (Fiennes) and Emma Snake Eyes: Nicolas Cage, Gary Sinise. Peel (Thurman), the inimitably British agent Tarnished Atlantic City police detective Rick and his deadly smart partner to fight against Santoro (Cage) joins old friend, Navy Come the devilishly clever and completely evil Sir mander Kevin Dunne (Sinise), to untangle the August De Wynter (Connery), events preceding the assassination of Dunne's Dead Man on Campus: With the end of boss at a boxing match. the semester quickly approaching and with Wrongfully Accused: Superstar violinist the threat of failing their first year hanging Ryan Harrison (Leslie Nielsen) is at the over their heads, Josh (Tom Everett Scott) and height of a brilliant career when a tryst with a Cooper (Mark -Paul Gosselaar) learn about an wealthy socialite (Kelly LeBrock) lands him arcane loophole buried in the college charter in the wrong place at the wrong time when which may allow them to slip through the her husband (Michael York) is fatally shot. year with straight A's. The "dead man's After being attacked by a one -armed -one - clause" states that if a student dies while his legged and one -eyed killer, Harrison is arrest - roommates are in the same room, the other ed and convicted of the crime. While being students may qualify for a passing grade. transported to prison, he becomes a lucky c,, - The Mask of Zorro: Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Banderas. This adventure of love and honour, tragedy and triumph is set against i �• Mexico's fight for independence from the iron fist of Spain. O Parent Trap: Dennis Quaid, Natasha Richardson. Hallie (Lindsay Lohan) is grow- ing up with her father (Quaid), a vineyard owner in the Napa Valley. Annie (also Lind- •w4 say Lohan) is being raised by her mother tt a renowned wedding gown de- t(Richardson), signer. Strangers to each other, Hallie and An- nie meet at a summer camp in Maine. They �,rr soon learn they arc identical twin sisters sep- i crated shortly after birth and devise a scheme it to trade places and ultimately reunite their mom and dad. f(j Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks, Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm Omaha Beach along the Normandy Coast, Captain John Miller (Hanks) believes getting a himself and his men past the gauntlet is the . greatest challenge he has ever faced in World On picnics and playing cards... If you're looking to get out for a bit of fun in the coming days, there are a couple of events lined up to help you along the way. C men Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr., Ajax. The event runs rain or shine. Call 426-7877 (Lynn) for information. In Pickering ommune- on the same day, ty Connec-A a bid euchre tions, a new night is hosted group aimed j at the Royal at bringing to- Canadian Le- gether isolated gion Branch 606, people with ll.. 1555 Bayly St., thers who Pi k share their in- terests, holds a picnic from 2 to 6 p.m. Tues- day, Aug. 25 at Kins- c enng. o The fun starts at 7:30 p.m.Phone 839- 2990 for more informa- tion. GOWN D114"CR TNM "M Opening September 11/98 'HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES" 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering rL4905) w wwdurhammall.com/heranttate 472-3085 The News Advertiser welcomes your notices for billboard. FAX them: 683-7363 EAWL them: newsroom@ durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 Correction Notice Please take note of the following corrections in our flyer beginning August 19,1998. Page 1 6 5: The Epson stylus colour p.dnter is advertised as printing 6 pages per minute in black. The flyer should have read "prints 3 pages per minute in black'. Page 4: The Kodak Digital - Ktdeo Carrtera reads 'High quality camera with microphone for.. '. The microphone is not included, but sold separately. Page 10: The Brodenbund Software reads "Buy one, Get one of equal or Greater Value Free by Mail', 9 should have read 'Buy one, Get one of Equal or Less value...". We apologize for any inconveniences these errors may have caused. L*�.11�i� l�!•�111:. capee. There is no time to rest, however, un- der the relentless pursuit of U.S. Marshal Fer- gus Falls (Richard Crenna), who is deter- mined to bring him in. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Halloween: H2O. Jamie Lee Curtis. The original man in the goalie mask, Michael My- ers, returns from hell in this 20th anniversary visit to the Halloween horror series. More blood, more thrills and more ear-splitting screams from Jamie Lee. Also playing: Air Bud 2: Golden Receiver, Avengers, Blade, Dance With Me, Ever After, Mask of Zorro, Return to Paradise, Saving Private Ryan, Snake Eyes, There's Something About Mary, Strike. Wrongfully Accused. WNENOUR .sof Fire STUNTMAN ASKED FORA CMLENCL we fired him. cattk tri fCarlcss fiats alt RFCW$Fks at rI UM FIRE: ACTIM OCKMRATEA fin AqIIst 21 to S Mmkr t. 0111011 In addition to our dazzling pyi—wedrnics and Iasers,Wonderiand a pWbng more stunts thin ever — ineiuding an amazing Fire Body Burn. And it's all set to the music of Bond, X -Files, Men in Blade, Godzikfon Air. and The Saint. So plan for an acoon-paiced ROL And get yourself al fired up. Show starts at N P0. I f1;f fta "Mft 1haeged by Not MUMS *�y1 Ar 49 / \M " '� s!F.. Vv10f11yl� A ILIM x \. "'J @) 1996 Paramount Pictures , 9 rJ Paramount Parks JAMES BOND 007 and reated cna,aoe,s and ma,ua are n & ® Danlag LLC an(/or Unl!ea Artists Corporation All Rights Reserved CAGE t1- 771E NEWS ADVERTMER FRIDAY AUGUST 21,19" . '� 1 r .♦ f , !'�v •� 1 1'v! `cK t'♦ 'i !4,r Top-T, '•� , ories'.hea"d""t""o"""D'u"'"r"h"a'"""'m"""""Re"' ion, FORMER PRIME MINISTER JOE CLARK AMONG THOSE ATTENDING CORN ROAST NEXT TUESDAY OSHAWA — Durham residents can meet a former prime minister and enjoy some fresh corn and entertainment at next week's local Progressive Conservatives' corn roast and barbecue. All six candidates for the federal Progres- sive Conservative Party leadership, includ- ing former Prime Minister Joe Clark, will be ready to meet residents at the event next Tuesday, Aug. 25 at Knights of Columbus Park in Oshawa. In addition to the opportunity to meet the candidates, visitors can enjoy swimming, children's entertainment, and a Dixieland band. "Everyone is welcome;' says event spokesman Troy Young, who notes the bar- becue is being held jointly by the Region's three Conservative riding associations. "You don't need to be a member of the Conserva- tive party to attend;' he adds. "It's going to be a fun event. Bring the kids out, enjoy some entertainment" In addition to the festivities,'this will be an opportunity for members of the public to meet the candidates, notes Mr. Young. "We're encouraging people who maybe in the past didn't take an active role to come out, purchase a membership and take an ac- tive role in who the next leader of the party will be" Party memberships will be avail- able at the barbecue for $10. This year's leadership vote will be done in an entirely different format than in the past, notes Mr. Young. Traditionally, a con- vention is held and delegates are sent from the country's many riding associations to de- termine a leader. But, this time, an open vote Bingo player dabs way to $25,000 PICKERItiG — Florence Inglis of Pickering has conic out a big winner in the SuperStar Bingo games operated jointly by charities, bingo hall operators and the Ontario Lottery Corporation. Ibis. Inglis won $25010 Aug. 13 while playing SuperStar Bingo at the Delta Pickering bingo hall. Ms. Inglis competed for the jackpot against thousands of other players at halls across Ontario through a computer net- work. The game offers guaranteed minimum jackpots of $25,(00 seven days a week at approximately 200 participating bingo halls across the province. Durham residents turn off their taps BOTTLED w..,rER SALES aooM DUE TO SMELLY By iwwie JM"NM Stat' Writer While most Durham resi- dents have been grumbling about the stinky municipal water. there are a few people smiling; namely bottled water sales people. At St. Anne's sales have been flowing furiously. "We've definitely had an in- crease in telephone calls which we've turned into sales;" says president Jim Abernethy. Although the company, which sells both in- dividual bottles and 18 -litre jugs, has been inundated with ,requests for more water, it has managed to meet the demand. "Yes, we've been able to keep up. It's been a rough go. Staff have been working extra hours and we brought some people in temporarily." At Port Perry Dial -a -Jug, which serves all of Durham Region, business has picked up "a little bit", says owner Barb Hofbayer. "It's been busier than usual" But, the boon for water companies may not last too much longer, suggests Bernie Kuslikis, plant operation manager for the Region of Durham. "lite situation's get- ting better," he said Tuesday. "It appears the worst is over. It's getting better on a daily basis. "Geosmin is the organic chemical m.-ponsible for the smell. The concentrations of MUNICIPAL WATER geosmin have dropped off significantly" But. while residents may be lapping up tap water again soon, there's no guarantee the pesky. though totally harm- less, odour won't return, warns Mr. Kuslikis. "in 1994 the same thing happened. It got better but, then it came back later in the fall" Fortunately, "it's an aes- thetic problem only;' he says. "It's absolutely safe" For those who may be sensitive to the odour and even the change in taste some drinkers may detect, there is always bottled water or, for those who don't mind a drive, Durham's own spring located on Lakeridge Road near the Uxbridge border. The spring proved so popular with water connoisseurs, who drive from as far afield as Toronto, the Region put in a parking lot and moved the spring from one side of the road to the other, due to safety concerns a few years ago. "Twice a month we take samples (of the spring wa- ter)," says Brian Devitt, envi- ronmental manager for the Region. "Tire count is always zero — zero which is as good as you get" A chemical analysis is also done once a year on the water and it too is always good, he adds. Tice Region doesn't monitor the number of people who use the spring. is being held and all party members will The corn roast takes place next Tuesday have the opportunity to pick the person they from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. at the Knights of want to lead the party. Leadership con- Columbus Park at the corner of Ritson and tenders include Mr. Clark, Hugh Segal, Bri- Winchester roads. an Pallister, John Long, Scott Paterson and For more information, call 983-6103 or Brian Fortier. 623-7538. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUCUST 21, I"S-PAGE 15 FA L 14 y "Imu y 8 v. TO 4 P.M.SATURDAY, AUG. 22ndI ri Prnci_cinnl � - .& � A - ;Tune-�� AutoCare� W_ & irf ireshmne !EXPRESS LUBE-A-THON LUBE & FILTER ,.'.� ^n 99 Build Your community the United Way ... All pracetads'fiaW `41 United Way of Aiax-Pickering -. Car Was REFRESHMENTS 0 Riga GIVEnA-SWAYS e CAR WASH FREE FACE PAINTING a MORV FUN FOR WHOLE FAMILY! 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DVERTISER Name: Postal Code: Phone: Mail, Fax or deliver to: The Ajax/PIckering News Advertiser 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 Fax: 905-619-9068 CONTEST RULES: Winners of prizes will be determined by random draw. Employees of the Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser and their immediate families are not eligible to enter. Judge's discretion as to validity of entry forms is final. Deadline for contest is August 30th, 1998. 20— PAGE ~ V" FJtUSM SPORTS RECREATION IN,AJAX AND PICKERING Dolphins bring out the brooms' AJAX-PICKERING TEAMS SWEEP THEIR WAY TO ANNUAL BRENNAN BOWL TITLE The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins football club had the brooms out last Sunday to sweep the opposition and win the annual Brennan Bowl tour- nament. In the annual exhibition series hosted b-, the Oshawa Hawkcves at the 0%ic Fields. all three Dolphin teams won their games to open the club's 25th anniversary, in fitting fashion. The Dolphin tyke,, first shut out the Flawkcves 21-0. The Dolphin atom squad then prevailed over their Oshawa coun- terparts 28-0. In the third game, the Dolphin peewees dominated en route to a 36- 7 victory. The Dolphins start their regular season action on Sunday. Aug. '-3 when they, tackle the Scarborough Thunder at Kinsmen Park on Squires Beach Road in south Picker- ing. The first game is scheduled to start at 9 a.m. Pickering beats Ajax en route to victory photo by Andrew lwanowski Ajax -Pickering Dolphins atom player Dane West is ing Brennan Bowl action last weekend. The Ajax - taken down by Oshawa Hawkeyes' Jonas Pierce dur- Pickering Dolphins teams won all their contests. PICKERING — The Picker- ing Red Sox minor mosquito team has been on a roll lately, fin- ishing first in league play and winning the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association champi- onship. Needing a win against Whitby to sew up first place, Pickering came through 12-7. However, it didn't look good early on for the Red Sox, as they trailed 6-1 after two innings. Four Pickering play- ers crossed the plate in the top of the third to make it a one -run game. In the fourth, Wesley Leufkens drove the ball up the middle and scored the eventual winning run on a hit by David Aquino. The EOBA champi- onship game pitted the Red Sox against the Whitby Chiefs, a team Pickering had lost to earlier in the tournament. This time, the Sox were smoking at the plate, pound- ing out 18 hits en route to an 1 1-4 victory. Early in the game. Sox outfielders turned in two defen- sive gems. Peter Murphy made a great running catch in left field in the second inning and right field- er Brent Tamane threw out a Chief trying to stretch a single into a double. Anthony Luc showed off some power at the plate when he smashed a triple over an outfielder. In the first game, Pickering de - clawed the Peterborough Tigers 13-3. Brendan Leufkens led the offence knocking in four runs, while Brandon Crummey ran wild on the bases with four steals. George Bozinovski had the de- fensive highlight in the third in- ning with a diving catch to end a Tiger rally. Facing the Whitby Chiefs in their second game, the Sox game out on the short end of an 8-4 score. Great defence was turned in by both teams, including diving catches by Mark Phillips and Jamie Molony. The teams were knotted at 3-3 after seven in- nings, but in the extra inning the Chiefs exploded for five runs, while the Sox could only respond with one. In game three, the Sox needed a win to stave off elimina- tion and came through with a 12- 3 pasting of the Ajax Spartans. Pickering led 3-0 in the top of the second when the Spartans tried to push a run across. But, Kyle Don- nan fielded a grounder cleanly and threw a strike to catcher Cory Schumacher to nail the runner. At one point, the Spartans had the bases loaded and nobody out when relief pitcher Tbomas Fras- er came on to strike out the next three batters. TRYAROUTS, r TF.AII[ DATE LOCATION TLIW COACH Midget AAA Yon. Aug. 24 Pickering Village Area 8:00 pro John winder MMidget AA Yon. Aug. 81 ACC Bast 8:00 pin George Ripley Midget A Tues. Sept. 8 ACC East 9:00 pm Tis Murphy Tyu Midget Selects F1rL Aug. 28 Pickering Village Areca 6:00 pm TBA SECONDANNUAL HERB FA.IR AND PLANT SALE Sunday Aug 23 10:0tram to 4:00pm Over its herbal vendors! FREE .•kDMISSION FREE DEMONSTRATIONS FREE LECTURE FREE HERB WALK DOOR PRIZES STROLLING, MLISICIAN Sumelhing Jur ow whole family! Guest Speaker at 2:00pm PAT CROCKER Author of "Recipes From Riversong- and "Cooking With Medicinal Herbs - 35" Hwy 47, l km East of Goodwood K Mmt� fio- To W. k""u %xdhit aid I aMidtOt (905) 6446677 un 1,800-668 -HERBS Game results? Fax them to us at 683-,363 1 unlyue opportunit% to sce inside one of the world's largest nuclear power plants! It's fun, free and educational! PICKERING NUCLEAR OPEN HOUSE YOU'RE INVITED TO COME VISIT YOUR NUCLEAR NEIGNBOUR! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1998 TOURS BEGIN FROM 8:30 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. We'd lore to show you around! ♦ In -plant tours: See the control room, used fuel bay, turbine ,hall and more ♦ Try out safety equipment ♦ High-tech displays and exhibits about the plant, safety, environment ♦ See your neighbours at work ♦ Fun activities for kids and adults. REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY SEPTEMBER 1. BOOK EARLY! SPACE IS LIMITED. BOOK BY PHONE: (905) $37-7272 = OR, FAX (905) 837-7305 FOR A REGISTRATION FORM. Ontario Hydro Pickering Heat mites reach provincial semis PICKERING — The Pickering Ilcat mite boys' baseball team reached the semi-finals at the provincial cham- pionships in Bramalea last weekend. Facing local rivals Oshawa in the tcmi-final, Pickering took an early lead but wasn't able to hold on and lost 9-6. Scoring for the Heat were Justin Galego, Bradley Johnston, Joshua Ray - croft, Matthew Ferguson, David Howchin and Jesse Raycroft. The Heat opened the tourney against a strong Newmarket team and could only manage one hit in a 7-0 loss. Matthew Moss started the game on the mound and struck out seven Newmar- ket batters. Pickering bats were booming in a 10-1 win over Waterloo. Kyle Van de Bospcx>rt hit a home run. Crossing the plate were Galego and Kyle Bartlett with two runs each, Ferguson, Joshua Raycroft, Moss, Jesse Raycroft, Kyle Kotchie, and Van de Bospoort. Moss hurled heat on the mound, striking out 13. The Heat remained hot against K n,ston in a 15-4 victory. Once again the Pickering pitchers blew the hall past the batters, registering 13 strikeouts. Stepping on the dish were Ferguson, Johnston and Joshua Raycroft twice each, Galego, Moss, Devon Tannahill, Danicl Keith, Van de Bo%rxxwrt, David Howchin, Jesse Raycroft, Kotchic and James Balsdon. Moss struck out 16 to lead the Heat to a 7-2 victory over the host Bramalea Indians. Scoring for Pickering were Galego and Ferguson with two each, Johnston, Joshua Raycroft and Keith. The win moved the Heat into the semi- final against Oshawa. Coaches are Bill Keith, Rob Ray - croft and Steve Moss, while the manag- er is Karen Howchin. Pickering teen twirls to world title PICKERING — Rachel Paradis is a world champion in only her first year of baton twirling. Tlx Kings National Baton Twirling Club that the 15 -year-old Pickering res- ident joined last fall finished first at the recent 1998 World Championship in South Bend, Indiana The club was named the 1998 Grand World Show Corps Champions and re- ceived congratulations from U.S. Presi- dent Bill Clinton. The U.S. team placed second and Poland third. Rachel and her sister Cherish, 9, train with the Kings club, which is based in Georgetown, where coaches Darlene and Tim King live. Rachel's Senior Twirl Team owns the Canadian and Ontario titles and her Junior Dance Team holds the Provincial crown. Cherish's 'B' level Dance Twirl Team also won the Ontario title. THE NEWS ADyMMER FPJVAV, AUGt'ST 2r, 19" - PAGE 21 Game time for NFL SL\DAY TICKS-rT'L is coming. 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SIS ':;'-va Sharw OV Student Fminpnp avxl- Aiax. and Whitpy , 4 Cynthia ble Nails $20 (905)723-(9051426-6180 'stand^^ °t+' 421-5556 111101153WWW Used Trucks) with at FULL THE CO-ORDIMATOM . leas' 5yrs expenence in au- Reseau des femmes 707 tomotive industry (retahl/ Simcoe South. Oshawa pry- '"n0ksak) Must be aggres wdmg serrates for Franoo- Sive AM sell motivated ;dries in Dtrfwn Cal (905) Some auction uperrence an 436- 353 for deals user. aiso aormres COLLECTOR Must be self- an asset Serous parties. NAIL TECHNICIANS P•ogram please tax resume to 905- - AznA.c fiberglass-urwcuxe 576-0987 Ann Tina pedicure tau art, stands on avalgie Saturdays some of - Ira".. leads t0 certdreale Career School of Hairstykng Nad Drvism (905) 576-3558 1 General Heb AMY NOW 212 55 To Stan Fnendl, env amen: FT P posrlrons ava"Ne Training provh0ed sugmm may apply resanree your resume Details N aft, view Cat 723-4920 ACTIVITY AIDS Required- Pan time 1 CJSL;Jl must be grade 12 graduate wim Iaq term cart experience Diplo- ma n Activation treld pre- ltrrM Computer skit an as - $at Repty to 1* r, 9, Ostnwo This Week PC Box 418. oshne. Ont L 1 H 7 L5 I C-ARDINA ,1 T~ - Kids IaNL to Selling You can so lawk to weer' • Ful! A Pan Time • litY-ice & live- out • long dr Spon knN %%inks for Chithes companions for tie Fiiedy Cal a for an "P@Wumw UG -2229 w 1-fi00-211i41111M or In Resme lo: 25 Reseaef Ctabmt Wiay, OOL L LIK 7K9 Oedk*tsd Atft fniNM Nllft Il taua AZ TEAM DRIVERS 1111:0118101. wages. Excellent bens Package. p" $alary bo- nuses, Clean &iw@r ab• straw. chritinal seafdl and ICC medical. U'S and Canadan experience. 585 Wentworth St, E, wait #40 Oshawa ON, LIH 3V$ or CoN (9(15) 433-3895 Ask for Ciartie CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News .. S�' quests that advertisers cfleck their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrectinsertion and there shall be no Ir aWllty for non -insertion of any advertisement. 1 General Help HAIRSTI LIST/ MANAGEMENT 4,c uMm alar ,qxn ,n 4•max Durham Ccmm G -J .ado .awry rim mmrsa,.n and „xhr m- nr:x Pnxran P...;nvw air, .v IaMe in R-mamrlk Clarmp.m jaunty Call Lowie at HOS 0619-11105. 1 Hair Fitness Salon EXPERIENCED -A ;S-•. ' Oshawa Centre Salary commission Calc A~ (9051723-5937 EXPERIENCED rad Tecrnv- Wr will, cuemNe for busy toning b tarrrq satin 436- 9003 Denise EXPERIENCED part-time LaundereC Snort Presser 8 Experienced ;Art -time Dry- deamng Presser needed Im- mediately Please aN 905- 720-5555 or 905.725.2600 Liability for errors in ads CANADIAN PIZZA AND Is limited to the amount CHICKEN iS N ng enthuS, - Dard for the Space oecu- bc. hard wlonung. ermeertertced Dying the error All Copy Pizza maker 6 Drivers Drop Is sub)ect to the appro- resume at 1725 Kagston Rd vai of management of 'stand^^ °t+' 421-5556 News Advertiser FLOWER SHOP HELP rrreM- Prekenng Positive attitude i cbeertw disposition a must �r energetic person needed CNC Mackie Off"or Must 1�)r tut emit sales and general spear Pead Write English rift Call Robert Tnmbee Must be able to use measur- Mon -Fn Between 10am-2pm ng toots Markham area Fax 905-6393035 Violet Bloom s esume to (905)887-5966 Fresh flowers COLLECTOR Must be self- FULL TME Office Assistant - moti�ated WN; groomed Pro- PS Auto Wreckers 5000 tesUonal with exeellem or- Haft Rd N Brookkn Must be ganzutoral d time manage- avalgie Saturdays some of - mem slullsand a good com- Ira cleaning. accepting re- mand of the Engksn Iaflguage sum between 2-5 p m Tin Must have strong computer Aug 27tH skills Fax resume, attention Gillian (905)-709-2960 riEtERAI LA10D11E11 Need tewuaant Previous vWn- for resdentlal new norm DOMNSMY ASSISTANT, construction site 3.5 years Full timepart time Shop- experience Must have own pegs Drug Mart. 555 Foss- transportation Can (905)&,,0 - land E Oshawa. Shoppers 9136 Drug Man experience an as KMOTYLISTS VAMU DII set Marwu 579--5557 Inumedatey Experience re EARN $727. perweek' As- quilted for busy salon Great bling ( ) IM as 2 3hrs/da1' Amazing 831.8920M • retorted message reveal$ detail It& -B1 23798 x 88 STYLIST �EQINII®•mak Pay as you go gym- Wily, or le rale. with a Waft 2 lies PART TM ReaptK nst. expenerha. Must be MOUW- Cos4hew DalfgraNd. well ed and will" to lam. Cal groomed. excellent customer 430.3156. service skills. THE FACIAL PLACE 216 Bmd SL S. Wirt- NANISMAT repaired. fun by (905).668-B128. part-time with experlenoe for .losepll's l4aln51yNlg, osnawo ENAT TALIINri on the Centre. in person. a pfhp�t� United Pubkcabons ;$toric 723 51. ask fa Joe. has IUU and part-time tele- f« markgwq positions no a 0� Oft" area to rent chair full wsure$ re sats involved. Hourly itimelpan time. $100iii Ne Own dindele Cal urge and borwhses. Cal Cindygotubk (90514264452 for interview any time 905 -438-0731 days. (9N5)14 eve. ask for Laky. ei ILa11YEY'S Serving Swiss InAiR wim at Harwood i Hwy n. eTvl WT Hung for Smommil lr l "ifin ASSISTANT MANAGER required felt busy English style Puh in Pickering Village. At least 2 years management/supervisor experience required. Must be available to work all shifts, including front and back of house. Please fax resume with references to (905)839-3990 CERTIFIED TEACHERS Join the Oxford Learning Centres' team of creative caring professionals. Full and part time positions in Pickering & Whitby Centres Flexible aftemoon/evening hours Great professional development Unique teaching methods Canadian leaders in remedial b enrichment education! Resumes to: 1105 Finch Ave. Pickering L1V 11.17 or Fax: (905)420-8171 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. PICKERING FLEA MARKET Now Open Saturdays Lg. booth requires immed., help & cashiers, 9am-5pm every weekend. Applications avail. at booth #3051. Call 905-764-0915 or fax 905-764-3009. High school students welcome. EXPERIENCED SERVICEADVISOR For busy Rp. Two years ce ADP counmter �=� knowledge a ust. to Plea" fax me to 83-5738 rE ring Town Centre REQUIRES Part Time rienced Cashiers ts & Weekends Apply Within. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, iong- term temp must have 6 months wonung experience 8 aterysten-toed boots Up to $9 50/hr. Pickering through Oshawa areas. Car an asset We wit be ntervieming at the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- lre. on RKhmond St E, Osha- wa, on Tuesday. August 18, 'rom930am -2pm LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT. needed Landscape Architect .ortuhmg Firm seeks junior •o rind -leve Landscape ArcA- 'etts Must be knowledgeable I AutoCAD. Microsoft Office and generally computer bler- ate Please fax resume to Henry KortekaaS d Asso- ::ates h¢ (905) 421.9964 82 ,herwood Road East Aux Vin L„ iii MLLWRIGHT Exp in Industri- al Maintenance Teto Perm. Mtn 2nd yearmp kcn- af exp an asset. Fax resume attn Kelvin (416)-495-0941 STAFF PLUS MODELS WANTED from Ga- ruda between 2 19 to com- pete in this years 1996 Toron- to Pageants Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarships m- aodng trips to Naft"s m .as Vegas Call today 1.800- 367-2125 En 240 Meru Aarerlcan Financal Products Marketing Company seeking Career-Onented Ind- vrdual with waiderShip Ability Computerize accounting in A/R, A/P, 8 general Ledger. Full set of books to trial balance. Knowledge of Rec- onciliations, year end entries, and payroll. Microsoft office products, and super' sory experience an asset. FULL TIME AN^PAP- -.M- wall reSSeS:wad erS ane m! -In - en help Apply In person IO Victor 428-8790 The Kerry Inn WAIT STAFF Required Mini- mum 2 years experience Fitt nW.. • pp Apply in rson Restaurant p/e709 K toPapp pRds x (905)-4273403 WORT( AT NOME assem- Mrnq our products Start im- neth tely For tree Into pack- age at 241hrs tot -free 1- 288-771-7409 ext 07 1 sail$ mom / A nes ATTENTION PEAL ES-A'E SAIESPECPIE Golden op- portunity to increase Saks Retirement community 100- irtg for movhdrul to work on site in Wtkfby, For more dr •ark contact Carol Robson Real Estate Ltd 1 -OW -454 - and a deSee to run own busy- nest Call Gary Sinner 905- 666-8376 IkI 1 Ex• W H110 1 General Help :001 CNALLENGING RETAIL Sales FOIL 8 PART TIME Lobe RECEPTIONIST Needed at WAITRESS,'WAITER MmI positron a,ad ble Mon Fr. 93Gam-300pm You should Tpkeiean 01 .harges "us; neinn ^are taulrty n mum t p experience Even- be interested 1n dealing with - prevlous experience news- drivers krm P Prekenng Positive attitude i cbeertw disposition a must ing and weekend work Pe- ;tope ant meemtg new chW- sary. am Appy at PENNZOIL 195 Telemarketing experience es- some n person o toes Cate lenges every day Sena rc- in some Ice drop by d S out e- surne jor drop Westney Rd S Ajax Ino sand Reps to File 0201 i Billiards 2200 Brock Rd c Mail 1725 jhlont rale) PO Box 481 885 Farewell Pltkenrq taller 1030 a m K,n I. Pickering. L1V Looting lor considW" 10 represent 350+ guaJfy toys. St_. Oenawi, Oruro. LIS 7L5 CHASINPROACG Agent AYent rcpuued br required for 41.9 PANT TIME RECEPTIONIST ters SMtr Eh�errerltxd sew leaders IroM S10Ru. Picker- �CHASyING fixture cin ontracting 8 store required. serbal 1.800- 2. weekends or L Attitudes Pickering Town Conte Calf TONGS A OWNS YIP Salah Requires Hair stylist 6 Nail - 1 Says HelpfAgenis1 Seip HMklrAjl�s Hobert (905) 420-1440 or tar tewuaant Previous vWn- 4300 OOti�900 resume-to (905) 264-9947 ens is an asset Send re- srurheto,W51-426-aW Due to increased floor traffic and a PAT AS YOU CO Gym No membership required Pay as EXPERIENCED school Bus Driver clean abstract, recent strong sales market, we require an You go Will wit comerhner' DDC Fluoro Efow pick rred experienced new and used car Pay as you go gym- Wily, d (905) 420--4574 salesperson. Weekly Mot" ADSoluttfY posaivety no Dreauthonaed payment Pay as you go Power City Gym Open uitte mini M - F Weekends 9 am -Spm 1035 Brock Rd. Pickering 1905)4273277 PHARMACIST, full-time posi- tion or temporary maternity leave position 1 hour east of Toronto on Lake Ontano ComputenzW pharmacy At - remuneration Excel - t; o MOfir, „a,,; rea°nes part -tile drivers m- • Commission plus bonus plan Can `at«t Des" 905 372- ,a"K01tTe� 1-iaoo)3 have sz �"A1 For confidential interview 7171 PNARMACY TECNOCIAN re- quired Knowledge of ahera- tive medcam and nutrition will be an asset Must rove own whrnie. Please Call 839- 4300 TOP DOLLM pad Need W emarkelm. experience pprre- ened but will train. Cat 905 438-0058. We Want: • Enthusiasm • Friendliness • Willing to work hard • A desire to succeed We Offer: • Huge inventory • Good working environment • Car allowance D(TRENE FITNESS. Raallyll! 30000 SO. FT. Stale Of we an Faretpse Faaw nigh ham in M soy IIefiliMpm Pkhfenrg. Over $1 MILLION in slie gth. icarha. Rex. paranhpunt. �� . We cy0e. stair master. i AZ "K lust 0 m 10 �pca9* SWAWAng Pool, seam room. whin (Pool. Personal tramp, drroprattk arc, tarrwg. 8 massage tthtY . slop br put PrtevWw centre 17 Pidber- in the home LOS=ON �Centre X the 401 i Brock Rd. today. ) 426 7628. ''2 monft S�!'905'Brirg ma ad wMh you for special offer. E*M Aug 31stl1996. aueptirg resuines in person. NISI FAM Broker Position tA8OuRN REOUWAW for POMME risk butj w and for persontl Nils / Buildilg gtpp(y. Experience den clerk required full-time. NENSAL NNCIC - Opening R.I.B.O. kc. Ta preferred jl some hravy Mblg Experienced. Pickering and soon n Ajax! Exalan oppor �. preferred. Contac Pala Worden Ntsurance (905)579- rttvohed. m on. Whitby locations, days. ww !unity, for energetic dynamic 1317. Mon -Fri 9aw Don 8 kends and evenings. Fax w person looking tot a cul tiae Son Building Supplies LW. 1289 SomtttelvilW St. Oshawa lame to 906.430.0771. career with adwanc�emetrt po- TOWIL JOCUS W=TTOYS t<n0il. Provide wreip mart- counseling i saw Looting lor considW" 10 represent 350+ guaJfy toys. LANDSCAPE MMNTENAMCE j bjllpally reqjpfeS ( Cu_ CHASINPROACG Agent AYent rcpuued br required for herbal M a tyinic is in craps.. 70% under 15. Sell tlNauo bonito par- ters SMtr Eh�errerltxd sew leaders IroM S10Ru. Picker- �CHASyING fixture cin ontracting 8 store required. serbal 1.800- 2. ties. fundraisers. Catalogues... ngeApx. Cal (905)-831-3850. LLpeilerK�O (�9055)- 1.80}381.4587 a IM 4300 OOti�900 call 668-4792 or Fax Resume to (905) 430.7874 NEW HOME SALES RETS Required for New Home Sites In Pickering /Ajaxii"Wh tby New Home Sales exper. preferred. Fax Resume to New Home Sales Mgr. 905-837-255555 SALES REPRESENTATIVES - (Inside Sales) Positions are now available in this fast paced, quality oriented training and consulting . . organisation. Familiarity with ISO 9000 would be an asset. If you are a team player, highly motivated, goal oriented and have a proven track record this position is for you. _ Base salary with commission. Fax your resume to (905) 721-3339 No phone calls please. - -►.•^r�woww-r`..-.-•`►�.vr••^.�s-vs „-��`--. r•r -c-rN r,-.�v-:av L�� PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVEMENT CENTER Durham Collate 0 - �•r ,�rasr..`A,r�.,.,...-.,,....rw:.....m•,.m�::#rAu..+ats:«.am-.^av*.w:,•-awc.r�cmarwr'iv-. -s. •-. ...., -. . aj-.E-m.+e^.•::Ji+!?s• :.-.,...clans-. ... ••�. -'. s _ 7' . s.. .+-> r-r"'rAMhPe!w•.�r ..o,+w• �, 135 135 1111111111=7 165 165 LICENSED BODY PERSON REQUIRED i?rtit t•quipment, best team, ,111 makes. One of the busiest shops n Whitby. Must be a team player ,;elf motivated. Only "Top Gun" nrrd to apply. Owasco Volkswagen Fax resume to(905)668-1738 or apply in person to Ron NAT�I Sales Help/Agene L�reRENdAL salesman Nr Region Salary. Com - Benefits, 6 Vehicle �i ed Contact Colleen ,,426-2995 .ART TIME evening and ,veekend5 position aiiaMe III Oshawa real eS- e ;nice to start immediate- Fa1resume to Janet 905- 6.-7,4 5 Skilled Fry- Heil a: -RIVER _anted !or Cnua- iperation. Clean ab- aci Expennce required. 5-427-4861 900Y SHOP PERSON re - !o1 auto body shop In ,All Experience an asset. ,poi, in person to 889 West- ,-, Rd S Ajax `ORKLIFT OPERATORS mmedately License n asset Days and after- oons Please send resume 305837-0627 - -IANDY PERSON WANTED for ll"^ e Hcme Builder's .ustomer Service Must have ts,demial Service (repair) .penence Must have own !cols excellent interpersonal a :d communication Skills :u -nam Region Fax resume 4,6-633-7491 HEAVY EQUIPMENT manu- •e• rellumn a CNC Pro- ;• mer Duties will include ratrnng Wool Supervising encs on CNC Whirs. mi - "C awfunes and boeNg is Must be familiar with •'� Benham and Fanuc eon- ..., s Whitby location. Please 'u- •esume to (905F 721-1204 HELPER for heating and air , ^g Experience pre- :' -d Must Have own hand ._,s P -ease Wave a mes- `aqe at ;905431-7527 HORIZONTAL BORING melt )p•'alDr N:V ^.ave minimum 5 rear mmtontal boring Mill e-penerice We offer excellent wages with a full benefit pack.,i; Apply vim resune 1� F- Engineering Limited. 249 !croilto Ave. oshawa. or '.0 ;n applicahon at office At- !ention Frank HOdilgWDIM RLQUIRED U1NfED1ATELY Licensed Body Person for busy body shop in Whitby. No apprentices. Phone, JENSE,N AUTO BODY 1905) 668-3331 M►nI U.- ' -nal required. Industrial and commercial Phone (9O5µ27- 1995 or tax room! after 50 m 1905)430-0970. OPERATORB Afternoon Shifts Aran, modern mfg. plant located in Pickering, hrly. rate - piece work Clonus. Must be exp, with the undusbW sewing machine. Call Carmen ("S) 4X*4VP4 ties some Supervisory back grouno necessary. CA 1j90rr 637.6060 WELDER Nig X-rayqua ty- East Toronto Tank Shop. Overtime ava"Iffe. phof 4161291.7394 or tax yMR Ip 1Me 416)291.9266. .1 �pw C.D.A. or P.D.IL wMed, ypan time for busy family ou Practice in Uxbridge Cal 905- 852-3131. OFFM Needs experienced receptionist with assist. Ing background. Also, Certified Dental Assis- tant• needed Part -Time. Call gem -Spm (416)-294-0127 1 Hospital Medical Der" DENTAL RECEPTIONIST re- quired with HARP certifica- tion Must be able to work evenings and weekends Please call (905)509-9999 ask for Tonka MATERNITY LEAVE Replace- ment -Medical Receptionist. With Dictapnone experience needed for part-time positron in Whitby. Please fax resume to (905)-430-6795 RNA/RPN REQUIRED. Occa- sional,Part Time Weeknight/ Weekend. Venipuncuire skips necessary Deliver resume to Rossla d Medical Centre. 701 Rossland Rd E Whitby. Or- land RVTIRD14S Experienced Vascular b Carotid Echo/Ab- domen an asset. Please reply to File P195 PO Box 481 865 Farewell St, Oshawa, On- tano L1H 71.5 wanted DEPENDABLE. mature. rim Smoker. needed for Hinth hour and after school Fairport Beach PS Rexnbikty re- quired Hourly rate (905)- 831-6553 EXPERIENCED LIVE -OUT runny for 3 girls 5 3 and I yr old. 3-4 Cary meek, start Aug 31st Light housekeeping, ran smoker. references receipts and own vehide Gardery Taunton 666-8403 IN-HOME Help warbled. canng for 2 small children Moms With dvloren are welcome Cast Jerry 831-08% MATURE. energetic. expen- enced live out navy for ages 8.4.3 ano 1 Excellent refer- ences. owl Ire" Dreliff. Can (9051839-2297 after pm NANNY wanted 10 care for 2 young JMadnn in our Pick- ing home- Some light house- work ala Cooking Must have owl car Exp artwor ECE tram" in asset Call 905- 831.0723 leave message, 24 hhbrJr vortef" MAMNY,MOUSEKEEPER •e- quired :Or 5 rr jid girl in Wiiuol i,'2 days Must be swimmer. non-smoker b own car DatreJRndhe area in Pickering References re - ;lured Can (9051420-8645 RESPONSIBLE CHILD CARE Wanted for picking up :NICren at Hollush PS 8 Daycare from 5pm-730pm your home or mine. (905)-831-2797 RESPONSIBLE enthusiastic I,ve-out nanny for 3 children, 2 bays 16 8 2 1,2) and one Old A 172). Own transportation. non-smoker preferred ECE and/or CPR an asset Refer- ences essential Please call Ajax 905-428.3388 after 7 pm weekdays anrybme Wee- kends • Der. AFFORDABLE, loving daycare in non-smoking environment. Around corer from Glengrove P.S. on Glenview Rd Palming• playdon OU NW, 3 good boli Fenced yard. FuWart-time Recapls/Rekrences. Expen owed mover of two. 839- 7237. ALL AGES. 10 IindNs nutn- kars snacks, _1 II yard. craft 9 ac"fles. (W5) -831 - ON& MOCWNWY 2 - daycare avaYabk in my Irons. Plot meals, daily outso. planned activities. receipts given• CPR Police checked. Bayview! !eight PS.MtnOW (905) 426-3621. DAYCARE AVANANU in my home agepsogrenli1-4. g. 1-4. Set - 111. WMrkham Area. Great' (9051-472-9130. DAYCARE AINLANLE in my bon. Near Maple Ridge d Saint Isaac Schools- Infants rrekome. Receipts. Cal DeAa (905)-831.8999. NAKWOODIM DAYCARE for 1A ages- Close to Lord Elgin Pubk School. Lund". stinks. 6:30 a.m. drop ON. 686-5456. DAYCARE JACWM Dr. Area. 20 Yrs eirrienceReferenc- es available. Rece.ipls given. Daily/Weeldy/Morimy rates. ton -smoker. (905)-426.7465. TOP OYAUTT daycare at at - fordable rates! My home Two ful time positions avalable. 11 years experience. Re- cxipls. JIM 427-9505 i RESPONSIBLE HOME child care. 10 yrs experience Government Registered Inf- ants to 10 yrs CPR Creative play Outdoor activities Church / Delaney Can Elaine 905-683-0352 MATURE WOMAN Well give loving daycare in your home or mine Cadarackque PS area (9(15)-427-0848 PICKERING Beach / Rollo: Lovuiq daycare. 18 months to 12 years Daily outings �tenCM backyard and park) rafts, story lime music. nu- InflOus meals 8 snacks First Aid. C PR certified Non- smoking. receipts 905-428- PRIVATE HOME DAYCARE non -Smoking. energetic pa- nder Close to parks New outdoor play eau -D S Awx C ill Karen (905)-426-3977 RESPONSIBLE MOTHER day- care my hrme art's 2 6 up Education background Day activities - nutritious meals. re- ceipts. Tulloch/Burcher (905)619-9623 SOUTH Ajax Hot lunches nutnlnous snacks prl7vts. da- iry park tripscraft. tars ga- lore Sabres adored Non smoking 3 first ad holders. 427-2356 WESTNEY/Lakedriveway. ex. per•enced cMldcare grvtr part -lime or tull-time rbn smoking Creative achvmes References and much more CAN (905)619-9050 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD e. :eilem very best quality hard- wood, guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned, cut 6 spill Honest measurement. Nee delivery. 905.753-2246 ROKA LUMBER. list 1961 4'x8'.'2' - S64 4*x8'xl6- $69 Drscounl on full bush cord Fret Defivery Oshawa area BW Local i Save Big Savings Days 705-277.3381. 11x1 free from Oshawa. even- ings 905-434-6665 1 809wn corner 5 PCE. HIGH quality Mack lacquer bedroom suite. 5500. 2 queen tie DWA waterbeds $75 each. 6 pce gess / cftroma/bkatk leather do Q or kitchen suite $300. two 3 drawer clack chests with Con- necting top. $75 Make mt an otter. (905) 509-0163 BLACK COUCH IN good con- dition $250 426-9995 PACKARD BELL COMPUTER 486 DX33. $450 Hewhm Packard lull sue Uzer printer $200 Telepharfe831-3920 SATELLITE DISH. 10'. Com- plete System, except pole. excellent c0rdmon 5400 Cap (9051426-7162 STEP 2 LOFT ted. Pay Rudy and sleep 2 position desk, can conven to bunkbed. 5350 Call 428-0666. 1 Article` fill 111111111 GARAGE door repairs. broken sprMgs. cables. rollers. open- ers instated $45. New doors/ openers. ouaki Plus Doors 416-336.0073 1 BARAT OLM0110 Solitaire nng, at $7000. Ask - 9W 1111 OL Funace - ON Tank and oil for $750. 3 tree elec- tric water tanks. tree double Convert sial everrryu1twwqq as 15 and you remove. 5766182. 2 ,RII03o & Ike now. P.w sanity on WOW- UMN nonty. D 53500 W/100 Ds. with rreemDrds empty;1owa- 9D5- 579-4538- 4 PC. OEM Room slat!. In - dudes 4 dairs 8 Ctwg taW net. $800. (905)-5794640- If 905)-5794640- ihint. Orono. 905 983- 9471, BIG SPIER T.V. 50' Pipes. Top of the lisle. cherry wood Cabinet- surround soul. Worth S6oOO new. Sell $2500. Must see! Cad At 725-1332- pMNO, 1(r radial saw. 7.1/4' saw. 1 t len turd goff clubs. bag and can. Please call (905"3-obw Day Care Available 1' at=for sen POOL Table. 4x8 Oullerm 1 Inch slate. Balls, cues rack. excellent condition. $1.000 Studio lab speakers. 5300/ pair Call N 725-1332 BABY FURNISHINGS in ex- cellent Condition Perego stroller Little folks spindle crib 8 matching change table 8 fisher price, playpen- 8 car seats !905!420-7626 OWEN SIZE Waterbed 8 head board complete with liner heater. rail caps. adapters. in- structions 6 a11 Hardware $150 (905)-831.4578 -utons are always in Rock Ready to take back to School LUIGI S Furniture 488 NOV St W Oshawa (9051-4360960 GO-KART twin Shp Honda Engines BrDut Twin) good cotta $600 or trade for 4 what AN Call 432-8814 at - w 6p m RANKS' APPLIANCES. Sales Parts Service -war truck- loads have arrived, brand new Scratch ident washers 53501 up, new uratcvdent dryers' used dryers $175/up 20 sets matching Maytag wa5her,'dry- ers. like new avg 4-8yrs $650,'set. valued $1200 stoves wlktalamond sell. cleaning avg 2yrs $2507uo. tndges. ad mikes'modefs like new S3OO,up Chat ad upright freezers S200/up Fi- nan ing available Up to Tyr warranty 426 Simcoe St S (905)728-4043 HOCKEY EOUWWNT - 22' Forrester Goal Pads - $125. Cooper 300 Goalie Gloves - $150 pair, Call 436-2631 Islip) WASHER i MYER Excellent condition. WE doer 6 Hook- up. Can separate set. Cal (905)-839-0098. Ll' 11 ROOM solid pine• leo- duties seta. Blair. otoeWL 3 end tables and Coffee table, 5500 Bedroom indnks upte dresser. mirror. armoire. headboard. 5250. Call 931- 4090 MOvmg SALE lu bm, im mower, au conclebo er, show plow, barbecue. cum. and household amides. Call µ35--0220 for mile Wft- okibm M t ' . Every" must go! nhcrowave (mover used). gtNem b double beds. table 1 disks. 3pc. secbofil, house- hoki ikms. etc. 905430.9258. NEW 1ML ARRA 233/91/01 32 MB. 4.0 NO. 24 CD-ROM, 56k modemlmouslaf food West software. 5100b000 or Slim with 15- mail«. 433- 7607. CLOCKS- Back b School Spe- cials. Huge selection of tew and used pwm New digital npails trom $895 and up 0 own. 100% of all rade) ppa1yyments apply Also a Huge sdettion " of grandfather �Jodts LEP from aw tip Cap 433-1491 MOVING SALE - Used fridge. s::+es washers arilerS. Cern dryers. Washer. pop Cooler. one door 8053 Appliance. 777 Kingston Rd W Pill int; Village 1905) 626-0355 FT 1 ArtncWt wpioo ANn0UESI'Aksehitefy! Ad- vice- always raivade :sually tree- Purctusup outngnt es- tates w/some antique corm- ablS. (no Wild to value con- sidered), collections of any sort. quarnitres or single an- bque at., SpeciA interest in MoorcrOft pottery 1.1 try to IC Spord to AM queres Roller! Bowen Antiques- Brookhn. Ontario 19051655-8049 tax (90505.5501 CASH 011 DEALS. We Buy, Sell. 6 more, Pay top dour for top items Houle aud/W video. car audio, tools. CD's. movies. games, gold da- mords, turrktult. appliances (9p5µ33-1785 905-571-2274 905)666-0004 (prefer all items in working order) DO you Tuve valuable mi- ligia; or estate corMa, 7 Let us assist you in achwalg IN highest possible prices. Cad today Henry or Gayle KaM 'Antique Consura MS' wim nearly 30 _years_ expenuux, USED EMBOSSING MACHINE For plastic I.D. cards Please call Saw at 579.41!07 Poek, EALE- f% MY ■ 1!!!. IMTM POOL Redangular above ground IncludingMP 16'x')1' CLD 55395. Package knckldes Ina. 2 ladders. sand tiller. pummpp b motor etc. 1- SINJO8-7564. 0111- LAW A EMOL LOST, 3 months from farm, near wwhetyy Camra. Gran Riv- er• Hwy.17 1 Tabby. 1 rakco. mature cies Nod wilt service immediately call 416-251- 2373. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1998-P,14:L' 23 d- v.- 1 sr.. 1 sr.. Yard Sale n Chweb ew S. of Hw�t #2 Pickering Village Sat. Aug 22nd Sam-3pm ftmWm, household items, pond, bike, Organ, 8 morel STREET SALE Dobson Dr. Ajax 8-2 Aug. 22/98 Furniture, tools, cups 7 saucers, Etc. Something for Everyone! SAT. AUG. 22, 9 a.m. - 2 P.M. 1295 Ilona Park Rd. Pickering (Liverpool/Krosno) Household items etc. MOVING WEST - HUGE GARAGE SALE (Rain or Shine) 20 MARSH LANE, AJAX i Ku.�tand r" Racerncrnft a real SATURDAY, AUG. 22, gam • 3Dm F-lu". hnuuhold item,. Mn\,,, rtrnrd<. tame,, & much much n,nre' MOVING SALE Furniture. clothing, hike~, to-%. etc... SAT. & SUN. AUG. 22 & 23 10am • 3lim 3 HOLMES CRES., AJAX (RDssland,',`I/ R; aro,, `:lova sg-s) F1l-r:F G4R>r.T X41 F AU 9 A -2P.M 165 ANIGLS DR-- AJAX tf1LDRENS TOYS A`U Cl-OTHFS. QUEEN COM. 11 -RTER SET- SPOM EQ TP. HOUSEI-101-4) rTF--s45 GARAGE SALE Rain or Shine August 22 - 8 am - 3 pm. 851 Oklahoma Dr. (Pickering) Something for everyone!!! GARAGE SALE 897' Antk,nio '�t P:,Kcnng Sat. Aug. 22nd. 9am-2pm Babv clothes, Furniture, tovs, crafts, etc. Raindate Sun. Aug 23rd. GARAGE SALE iosg MOORELA.NDS CRSS. yRcseoank P, south -_r SAT.. AUG. ss, Saluf - 2pM Air conditioner. stone. clothing, etc... CONTENTS SALE SAT: AUG. 22nd, sane • 4pm aMr CLOVER RIDGE DR- E-, AJAX tumiturc i -%% i� N. r;r, %1 ni ;.it,, r i. 7t •rr Everything Must Go!! LAST CHANCE: BRAND NEW CLOTHING SALE wvr3t,titrt�.:- h;rt., iean�, iva!,he- ticket, 'winter jackets k more MY. Aug. 22nd ONLY 9am-Son 1926 GLEPMEW RD., Pickering BRAND NEW CLOTHING AND CHRISTMAS SALE Jackets. printed T-shirts and s% cats. Chn.tmi+ decorations k more" Sat. Aug 22.8 3U - 3:00 1376 TATRA DR., PICKERiNG BIG MOVING SALE SAT/SUN Aug. 22nd&23rd 8am-4pm 1867 Shaeyerook Dr. (Whites/Old Kingston Rd.) Bic GARAG>E✓MovnIC SAIX Tugs (Lmk lytta. Faber rTwe), fNruimm dishes, aquwmms, kites elk rench men, 1N IN vellet cooditieR S TUSDA ,T AUG. nMi, g..B St3 rARIKEB DR., AJAX • 1 AMA, CnR9 • 1 Arts i Cleats UMT ARE YOU IOOMNQr? fe GARAGE IBA>tss g•,eN UMM RARGAiNi fN,Ne NEA RARGA111i1/ 3 tieMeJta WNWIa Of 111- lbKtulas jMBt araisisewan kuwas, gpkmmw% fbM aMaDv- VMK am& ilia DUNO1AS ST. IL a DJGNTSf EAST OF ?AICRION ZVZRY f1AT AND AM 1 COWOMW koom 1 kaNMM VVES DESSGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hylxtr link and server storage. CaU Jolihn Duattrte at 571-,4400 •1 GERMAN SHEPHERD pups for sale Vet checked. first shots. Ca11 Laurie 905-665- 0191 or I.888 -577 -DOGS. BEAUTIFUL, healthy purebred spring spaniel puppies Ex- ceptional pets and bloodlines Shots, dewormed. docked. f416)760 -7921T papers, $500 Phone ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pel Waste Systems model 2000 $54 99 up to 150 Ib W . model 3000 $79 99 up to 300 lbs. Dog Life Jackets starting at $25. 24' Fire Hydrant container 525 99 BEST Ball 3' 4-12' 6' IT Lifetime Guarantee from $599 Dog shovels from S599 9-9 7 days/week x905:723-5413 Fax 723-1466 11 AWomobAee fa Safe "[CEO TO SELL fast' 1989 ,rand Voyager LE fully loll- ed. like brand new 53500 cer- ,,feld Ice cold air conditioning. ,all (905)655-4253 or 416)569.4849 1970 Chevelle. silver with ^lack Sinpes Latter bar SuS- :ension 4 88 gears MICkry 'hompsons on Centre lines 1500 Stall 355 with Dan -eads WruS Best of every- -ling Very fast $12.500 Call --8 D m 721-1988 ftmobin 11 to SM* 1915 INTREPID must sell 85.000kms. 4 door. automata, air. p s . message centre 3 5L ergine, mint condition 59000 0 0 o (905)686r4921 1115 RED Pontiac Sunmre GT Fully loaded. Auto Only 41.400 Kms Mmt Condition Certified $14.995 0 8 0 Lo- cal Dealerships asking up to 51.800 more for same model nim snmdar nm5 uan tWD) 438-0525 after 5 30Dm WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt: bad credit-, no credit! Il you work: you drive! Lcts of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 1982 CHEM Camaro V6 auto RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES, :cored last 3 rears. $1000 As new and reconditioned, full s 0 8 0 (905i-831.4578 Narranty Paddy's Market. 905-263-8369 or 1 -000 -798 - 1983 OLDSMOBILE 98 Re- 5502 1 Articles for S14000 (905)-511-4139 Sake RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT DRAPES blinds 37' 1,,rg o'1w- gnu fryer, hood Sys - 41' wide). matcn+ng ;noNer curtain Oriental design Like tem, meat slicerupright freezer fridge. treezer, com- new 905-427-1822 mercial dishwasher. lighted mssm 3MDt. !6. Sign cash register. Etc- (905) - BEDDING - Ouvet cover- 839-3295 message (queensbed skirt idouble), Pillow -shams 8 sheets. blue SNEDMAN - Carry wooden (oral 'new' 905-427-1822 sheds 9 x 8 barn ITT, only u, of 243Kms $2095 As is $299 plus tax Marry other siz- CAGES nor sale. 4x3 3 $25 es and Styles available Also each Please Call Tony Troy garages and decks 761 Mc - or Judy 721-0986 (sMf 3L Pickering. i er mo o .E s xec '-X .m ;rr.Nna more call �3For CARPET BROKER. 1DO% 95 Lumna almost loaded 122 000 kms St" At Nylon ;hick ph;sr ;*an re- CAR STEREO SYSTEM!!! sistant carpet For 3 rooms. Panasonic rD Changer -wi'h only 5369 DO Price includes remote) Pa $450 Ask $200 30 Se yas carpet. deluxe pad 2. 6' Boss Speakers and k stallat on in your home _Kith tweeters it k Free gciotahon in your homl. RIA D Pa No interest, no payment for SB50 Ask 5450 1 Orion Elec- one full year. Daniel. 1-800- Ironic Crossover PC $150 217-0104 Ask 275 Beatdul Loud BOX with 2 12 Storm speakers CARPETS SALE: ,ops of Car- (sunt magrrllil $850 pets 100% r, do star re - Ask $450 All THIS FOR H least. carpet 3 rooms S339 S1M8. (785)•427-1122. (30 Sq yd I Includes carpet, wow S5 395 94 Grand Am premium pad and instal POE/OAK FURNRURE -ur. tion Free estrinves. carpet ry Cur nr PST Ne SS' Sale repairs Serim Durham and ads this Sat Aug 22 DONT surround" area Sam 905- MISS OUT iii - Mrs safe is on 686-1772 ad items we manufacture in- %lytirne clubng Hone OHrCe Bed - CARPET SALE. Call and Save roans. Dukng Room. Cu" Up to 501. Oft lupe selecron Designs Ana Occasional FW_ Of Color ala Ces W Customer rktuC We have been satisfaction guarameed. For me highest quality SOLID Ira estimate CCD Mike i905) PINE 8 OAK furniture Cine 431-4040 (416)822-8226 1974 Come and see your COMPUTER FACTORY. Siak of the Art w°°OwoM1°g Ama:,ng school special 1 tacilily, remember There is Substitute for Ouak- yea no paymabls. ft" Sic net 166mmx feuded. Nnlemet. net y' Traditional Woodwork- ing 115 North PortRoad is software and mote d I Port Perry $16 wk (rut) 1 -BOO -515- � Raaf t -545 Free delivery CHELSEA MOTORS 1401 FLDItW"AS VEGAS vara- T03 MM T4400SK Lac top tion package oroxvalue $550 Also 5 Piece Adrron- dack OtCk turmture. $Z25 55000, asking C o b o 985 0026 Strip Call (905)434-2590 for more ,oaded $10.995 94 SAFARI Ryormakon USED FRIDGE $225 and up. FORTY TELEPHONE poles for useC stoves S23C and up. a Dam 725-30% used washers $250 dryers Dole $125 and up New brad name FUTONS. MATTRESSES. inoges. 16 c 1 SW5 New Bean BatGs Sofas 3edroom bring name 30' stoves 5449 Sesta, 8aM Furniture. We and up New 5 c 1 freezers stock Brad Hames like Sim- V55 new 5 c I bar helper. mons Panirser Tngo!d i $225 Stephenson s Ap- Hammer. The Best Quality at pliaices 154 Bruce St. Osrw 'Me Lowest Price in Durham wa 576-7448 -utons are always in Rock Ready to take back to School LUIGI S Furniture 488 NOV St W Oshawa (9051-4360960 GO-KART twin Shp Honda Engines BrDut Twin) good cotta $600 or trade for 4 what AN Call 432-8814 at - w 6p m RANKS' APPLIANCES. Sales Parts Service -war truck- loads have arrived, brand new Scratch ident washers 53501 up, new uratcvdent dryers' used dryers $175/up 20 sets matching Maytag wa5her,'dry- ers. like new avg 4-8yrs $650,'set. valued $1200 stoves wlktalamond sell. cleaning avg 2yrs $2507uo. tndges. ad mikes'modefs like new S3OO,up Chat ad upright freezers S200/up Fi- nan ing available Up to Tyr warranty 426 Simcoe St S (905)728-4043 HOCKEY EOUWWNT - 22' Forrester Goal Pads - $125. Cooper 300 Goalie Gloves - $150 pair, Call 436-2631 Islip) WASHER i MYER Excellent condition. WE doer 6 Hook- up. Can separate set. Cal (905)-839-0098. Ll' 11 ROOM solid pine• leo- duties seta. Blair. otoeWL 3 end tables and Coffee table, 5500 Bedroom indnks upte dresser. mirror. armoire. headboard. 5250. Call 931- 4090 MOvmg SALE lu bm, im mower, au conclebo er, show plow, barbecue. cum. and household amides. Call µ35--0220 for mile Wft- okibm M t ' . Every" must go! nhcrowave (mover used). gtNem b double beds. table 1 disks. 3pc. secbofil, house- hoki ikms. etc. 905430.9258. NEW 1ML ARRA 233/91/01 32 MB. 4.0 NO. 24 CD-ROM, 56k modemlmouslaf food West software. 5100b000 or Slim with 15- mail«. 433- 7607. CLOCKS- Back b School Spe- cials. Huge selection of tew and used pwm New digital npails trom $895 and up 0 own. 100% of all rade) ppa1yyments apply Also a Huge sdettion " of grandfather �Jodts LEP from aw tip Cap 433-1491 MOVING SALE - Used fridge. s::+es washers arilerS. Cern dryers. Washer. pop Cooler. one door 8053 Appliance. 777 Kingston Rd W Pill int; Village 1905) 626-0355 FT 1 ArtncWt wpioo ANn0UESI'Aksehitefy! Ad- vice- always raivade :sually tree- Purctusup outngnt es- tates w/some antique corm- ablS. (no Wild to value con- sidered), collections of any sort. quarnitres or single an- bque at., SpeciA interest in MoorcrOft pottery 1.1 try to IC Spord to AM queres Roller! Bowen Antiques- Brookhn. Ontario 19051655-8049 tax (90505.5501 CASH 011 DEALS. We Buy, Sell. 6 more, Pay top dour for top items Houle aud/W video. car audio, tools. CD's. movies. games, gold da- mords, turrktult. appliances (9p5µ33-1785 905-571-2274 905)666-0004 (prefer all items in working order) DO you Tuve valuable mi- ligia; or estate corMa, 7 Let us assist you in achwalg IN highest possible prices. Cad today Henry or Gayle KaM 'Antique Consura MS' wim nearly 30 _years_ expenuux, USED EMBOSSING MACHINE For plastic I.D. cards Please call Saw at 579.41!07 Poek, EALE- f% MY ■ 1!!!. IMTM POOL Redangular above ground IncludingMP 16'x')1' CLD 55395. Package knckldes Ina. 2 ladders. sand tiller. pummpp b motor etc. 1- SINJO8-7564. 0111- LAW A EMOL LOST, 3 months from farm, near wwhetyy Camra. Gran Riv- er• Hwy.17 1 Tabby. 1 rakco. mature cies Nod wilt service immediately call 416-251- 2373. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 1998-P,14:L' 23 d- v.- 1 sr.. 1 sr.. Yard Sale n Chweb ew S. of Hw�t #2 Pickering Village Sat. Aug 22nd Sam-3pm ftmWm, household items, pond, bike, Organ, 8 morel STREET SALE Dobson Dr. Ajax 8-2 Aug. 22/98 Furniture, tools, cups 7 saucers, Etc. Something for Everyone! SAT. AUG. 22, 9 a.m. - 2 P.M. 1295 Ilona Park Rd. Pickering (Liverpool/Krosno) Household items etc. MOVING WEST - HUGE GARAGE SALE (Rain or Shine) 20 MARSH LANE, AJAX i Ku.�tand r" Racerncrnft a real SATURDAY, AUG. 22, gam • 3Dm F-lu". hnuuhold item,. Mn\,,, rtrnrd<. tame,, & much much n,nre' MOVING SALE Furniture. clothing, hike~, to-%. etc... SAT. & SUN. AUG. 22 & 23 10am • 3lim 3 HOLMES CRES., AJAX (RDssland,',`I/ R; aro,, `:lova sg-s) F1l-r:F G4R>r.T X41 F AU 9 A -2P.M 165 ANIGLS DR-- AJAX tf1LDRENS TOYS A`U Cl-OTHFS. QUEEN COM. 11 -RTER SET- SPOM EQ TP. HOUSEI-101-4) rTF--s45 GARAGE SALE Rain or Shine August 22 - 8 am - 3 pm. 851 Oklahoma Dr. (Pickering) Something for everyone!!! GARAGE SALE 897' Antk,nio '�t P:,Kcnng Sat. Aug. 22nd. 9am-2pm Babv clothes, Furniture, tovs, crafts, etc. Raindate Sun. Aug 23rd. GARAGE SALE iosg MOORELA.NDS CRSS. yRcseoank P, south -_r SAT.. AUG. ss, Saluf - 2pM Air conditioner. stone. clothing, etc... CONTENTS SALE SAT: AUG. 22nd, sane • 4pm aMr CLOVER RIDGE DR- E-, AJAX tumiturc i -%% i� N. r;r, %1 ni ;.it,, r i. 7t •rr Everything Must Go!! LAST CHANCE: BRAND NEW CLOTHING SALE wvr3t,titrt�.:- h;rt., iean�, iva!,he- ticket, 'winter jackets k more MY. Aug. 22nd ONLY 9am-Son 1926 GLEPMEW RD., Pickering BRAND NEW CLOTHING AND CHRISTMAS SALE Jackets. printed T-shirts and s% cats. Chn.tmi+ decorations k more" Sat. Aug 22.8 3U - 3:00 1376 TATRA DR., PICKERiNG BIG MOVING SALE SAT/SUN Aug. 22nd&23rd 8am-4pm 1867 Shaeyerook Dr. (Whites/Old Kingston Rd.) Bic GARAG>E✓MovnIC SAIX Tugs (Lmk lytta. Faber rTwe), fNruimm dishes, aquwmms, kites elk rench men, 1N IN vellet cooditieR S TUSDA ,T AUG. nMi, g..B St3 rARIKEB DR., AJAX • 1 AMA, CnR9 • 1 Arts i Cleats UMT ARE YOU IOOMNQr? fe GARAGE IBA>tss g•,eN UMM RARGAiNi fN,Ne NEA RARGA111i1/ 3 tieMeJta WNWIa Of 111- lbKtulas jMBt araisisewan kuwas, gpkmmw% fbM aMaDv- VMK am& ilia DUNO1AS ST. IL a DJGNTSf EAST OF ?AICRION ZVZRY f1AT AND AM 1 COWOMW koom 1 kaNMM VVES DESSGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hylxtr link and server storage. CaU Jolihn Duattrte at 571-,4400 •1 GERMAN SHEPHERD pups for sale Vet checked. first shots. Ca11 Laurie 905-665- 0191 or I.888 -577 -DOGS. BEAUTIFUL, healthy purebred spring spaniel puppies Ex- ceptional pets and bloodlines Shots, dewormed. docked. f416)760 -7921T papers, $500 Phone ATTENTION: Dog Owners Doggie Dooley Pel Waste Systems model 2000 $54 99 up to 150 Ib W . model 3000 $79 99 up to 300 lbs. Dog Life Jackets starting at $25. 24' Fire Hydrant container 525 99 BEST Ball 3' 4-12' 6' IT Lifetime Guarantee from $599 Dog shovels from S599 9-9 7 days/week x905:723-5413 Fax 723-1466 11 AWomobAee fa Safe "[CEO TO SELL fast' 1989 ,rand Voyager LE fully loll- ed. like brand new 53500 cer- ,,feld Ice cold air conditioning. ,all (905)655-4253 or 416)569.4849 1970 Chevelle. silver with ^lack Sinpes Latter bar SuS- :ension 4 88 gears MICkry 'hompsons on Centre lines 1500 Stall 355 with Dan -eads WruS Best of every- -ling Very fast $12.500 Call --8 D m 721-1988 ftmobin 11 to SM* 1915 INTREPID must sell 85.000kms. 4 door. automata, air. p s . message centre 3 5L ergine, mint condition 59000 0 0 o (905)686r4921 1115 RED Pontiac Sunmre GT Fully loaded. Auto Only 41.400 Kms Mmt Condition Certified $14.995 0 8 0 Lo- cal Dealerships asking up to 51.800 more for same model nim snmdar nm5 uan tWD) 438-0525 after 5 30Dm WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt: bad credit-, no credit! Il you work: you drive! Lcts of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 1982 CHEM Camaro V6 auto 95 GMC SAFARI :cored last 3 rears. $1000 As Coicr, t c• :e -ue gni 2- s 0 8 0 (905i-831.4578 tone paint, running boards. p/ w p of keyless entry un. 1983 OLDSMOBILE 98 Re- ,,use. Dmauy glass 96Kms. ;enc/ New crakes 6 new ar S14000 (905)-511-4139 :oncitionnng $2500 0 B 0 'all At 1905)-728-7985 leave C M.E GOOD VANS LATELY? ltssagt COME TO CERTICAR FOR VARux- OUR1985 mssm 3MDt. !6. E EVER :T 94 AMsi- 1 OL1r wherry Black Runs jr, Ed '25 3rz kms Iark red Vim' 2 doors Standard Mr a -I only, $9995 34 Astro ex 'S,'PW Tim. hatch tack T- tended 140 000 kms mint u, of 243Kms $2095 As is wrote options S10 500 90 Sa- = B 0 N•R Se11P I!! M tan loaded :40 00o kms 905-427-1922 ncest in Durham $6 965 firm 1995 VOLKSWAGOM -TA 95 Lumina. loaded irnrte. .E s xec '-X .m ;rr.Nna 3 800 V-5 Site". STT 950 -aril rust no Runs great 95 Lumna almost loaded 122 000 kms St" At S'400 o D o As is '984 Transition loaded $10 am 95 Tr rota Chita parts car 1-6 Idle new only •Deed r good conoApn St 2.950 95 Sata-. sLX. loaded $1 Pad 5656 for rino0er 8 r,ms, ' bo" Green 62 000 Whole car 5950 o o 0 416- •�k� kms took $' 3 955 firm Re - kms 701 -3399 gave menage 35 1,refys f4) rrom ISM AEROSTAR ;r sale as S5 22: 3 Cavalier SE Ter is Ask;-; $' S"c - B C Co Ca,pv A:! 92 000 kms only %5,-579-592;, $6 95C 33 Topaz G L car lull: excellent car for surf 1119 OLDS TOIIOIuIADo. 6 38 300 .,ms now $4 995 90 8 _ ' 9GM :ir,• :lack S"A Srdeko hardtop aft -'carry runs excel em. aeain 4 x 4 12900C kms pray rid 53 100 905 1 839-1357 wow S5 395 94 Grand Am 1797 TOYOTA TERCEL Nice 8 SE Black beauty muse sell gra :.car ,• •25 Kms Sale S950C 95 Surlier very Am.1m raw: auto 4 dr nice auic or hrom S9 595 9C 51695 as is or bat otter Ford RAngerextenata p u t1 u5+ sell (905)-683-0511 truly perfect 4 ^ r6. auto %lytirne cap suronse' $6395 Luxury Sae 4, Buick _esaft e - . 1798 CAVALIER RS *r sun- :Jae: lovely-rampagne .r-: --use ✓1t^• ;pith- -ew Stitt only S8 985 93 n. •. 5235% :,,6�146C Cutlass Cierra SL totaly, loaded mint condition 1998 CHEV :e,aker 2 door $8995 SEE US AT CERTI- wvte ' ;wne- 149 XiC km CAR AUTO CENTRE 155 ;oc :oru}oon cemhec Ask- KING ST W AT MIOTOWN g $1975 Cad 905-5'62412 MALL OR CALL 579--29M 19U =,,Coe :at 4 dr 4 V OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 3 P M a cw k s Deluxe Edition - to on gas Must sell, CHELSEA MOTORS 1401 S=25G certified obo 579-0130 Cuneas s• N^ 436- 4M 96 TAURUS Wade,, 93 1988 FIRE6IRD :9 2 'one kTs VI 995 95 GR -PRIX r. •ew • •os -rout' a>ed �"tnor bWy reeds wont. ,oaded $10.995 94 SAFARI S'200 080 905.723-9319 to van I00krti 511 995 92 Lumma EURG 34 J6. 94 xm 19)0 FORD Taurus Y6 air. 57995 92 SABLE G S loaded S3000 •90559-0804 Also 986 Dodge Caraan 515M au $5995 92 SENTRA G X E Do i905n4362791 56995 91 TOPAZ at 85 inn 1790 NISSAN WM. 5 speed 123 DOOkrrS CO changer 'fully loaded' Summer driven °n7. SIS OCO Cad (905)693- 4,8 1191 BUICK Park Ave very clean, 148K, asiunng $7500 Call 430-8438 or 416-756- 8729 IM POWW GRAIO PRIX- -w -W tounng edition. grey. v-6. 4 door. 145.000 IW,. noir smoker, loaded. power lum- bar stats. elect. Cp11=. Cd player, cruise, certified. 57.990 905 &W-407599 111 PON T IAC SURBNRO. 13011ans 2dr. 4q1., ,,tib. cold air. Ps/PB. AmIFm hiss.. flay 1Ynt 54350 Cal tie CAR LINE (905)-427-1987 11,194 OLOSMOOLE CUTLASS Supreme Excellent Condition. 31 Ur. Auto. AIC PUPSMS. ABS. AM/FM cassmx. Air lag• Cruise. 59900. (905► -242- 5914. 1994 probe, 5 -speed. wlkk. N C. 135.0001im, hwy driven, plete with sports lack wow fires and rm SM. Cal (905)263--2269 1985 DODGE Grad Caravan SE Spat. 80.000 Kms. 3.3111r.Nr, pw/plAhNicruse, am/fm coos., new Yokohama bras. $14.900 cemhed. (905)-831- 1689. H!5 "OEM Civic LX spe- cial. 4 -door. 5 -speed. DlueJ green. air- p.s . p.b., amRm cassette. 30.000kms, warran- ty. mon-smoker cenified $13,700 ab.o. (905)837-2550. 1"5 NON" CMC, Coupe SE. 1993 Honda Accord. EXR, coupe, 2 door. 5 speed. air, $12.995 each (905) 831- 9536 afar 6. 53995 91 EXCEL S spa. $2995 91 EAGLE VISTA- Auto $4995 91 EAGLE 2010 G T x air $4995 90 LEBARON con- vemble V6 $4995 90 SU- ZUKI swift. 123 kms 52995 89 CENTURY Y6, air booed. 53995. AD Vehicles cemhed Fkasocle9 baName 5500 - $1000 Down OSIMWA AUTO CENTER - SERIHCE REPAIRS LICENSIE NECNAWC LABOUR RATE ONLY 1150lhr. with tilt a0. Ale Car ebaasl. ReaUUW rake. Easy fYesciy 9 War M* Vnft k. M ReceNdF- bo d Cal .N 'cars an d*k. 1994 SUNBIRO. 2 dr. ado. W95 1994 Cavalier. 2 dr. auto. SSM. 1992 224, 2 to Own. 1992 Sunbird GT. $6400. 1992 Cavalier. 2 dr, 5spd, $3500 1992 Taurus 22W $4600. 1991 Cavalier 55195 HYUNDAI Scoop LS. $2995 1991 Cavalier 2dr. 52995. 1990 Eagle Talon TSI. $6950. 1990 Baena GTZ 5spd. 53995. 19W Cavalier RS. 5 sod. $3700. 1990 Corsica. $3M5. 1990 Gravid Prix, 4 dr. 52995. 1990 Sprint, auto. S269S- 1990 Bonneville SE. $4295. 1990 Baena GT $31180. 1990 Regal 53995. 19W Lumina. 4 dr. 53995. 1990 Z24. 5sp4 53695 1990 Mustang $ LX 1990 Taurus GL. 53995 Be - 1989 Be- reM GT $3795 1989 Grolier $3295. 1989 Tempest $2795. 1989 Lincoln Contenentiai $5495 1989 IROC Camaro. T - tops. 52s8W 55995. 1988 Mus- laN futo.S. 199 9B6s Camaro. Sen- T -lops. $2995. 1973 Musurq $3995. 1991 Sxdrna EA.Cab. $6950. 1982 S-10 Custom, w5Y e A. now KILL6open STRANMI skMca St. S., osh"I I9BSMW2255. PAGE 24THE NEWS ADVE*1*ER FkIDAf, AUGU'S'T` 21, 1** 1 1 m°• Cal RM1t s or 11 WRMtmi a or 11 bRrMnatkt iv a 1 0 Rentflor 4 1 � 1 clamper • 1 PeirsoNeb • 1 Personds for Sob MUST SELL - 1983 Mazda 1 BED. IM. APT Clean a RX7 certified, new tires, ex- beautiful Fridge, stove. laun- cellem running condition dry a parking Non-smoker $2300 (905)576-4797 Whitby Avail Oct 1sl 5575/ PHOENIX AUTO SALES. Now mo Inclusive. lstAast (905)- 725-9134 Open buy Sell . Lease Back RWK to School Specials. Located at 1 BEDROOM upstairs apart - 317 Hopkins St Whitby Call ment Close to downtown 665 6300 or 433 7638 Wh-tby Private entrance basement apartment. cepa- $540/monthly all inclusive 1995 Pontiac Sunfue 4 dr. No pts Avail DO est. 668 - auto air 50.000 km 58900 0463 ODO certified 4342775 amenities. GO/401 Fridge/ - WHITBY. 1 BEDROOM Dsmi I apt No pets. Available Imme- a diately Laundry 6 parking. wed. dose to a8 arneill as 5550/mo Cal Carole I 190 • I ® 1 BEDROOM m Coumce. hydro. Suitable for single Main noor Sell contained apt SALES LIMITED I in renovated farmhouse 5650/ Mta 119L mo all included Avail immd 11 25-9901 1-BEOROOIt Basement ,P�^_„_. 'sr.aha new 4oc nam w IaCJ::' seoarate trance pink^rC Uuid 'les nclud!c •nonth 1s21a5� _ - - - che. Mass,s gerieralot air, hest, tndge. stove. microwave, bath win shower. sleeps 6. good condition. Will sell or trade for 1R prdkup Call 723- 5374 sno EaAutomobiles warted S Cash S ' unwanted cars anC !rucks proud ars and wnte-ohs We dear out. you cash inj 905 -426 -OM A i A AUTO- Cars trucl . boats We pay $80- $10.D00 Cath on ft* Spot Arry Wrill bon, any year Call its arry- time. 24 lours. 7 days 30 inn Service 905686-5003 or 905-706-5234 $75 to $7500 or scrap ars a trucks r a^, Conation veh- des 24hr Free Towing All Durham Recycling. cars trucks wanted TOP GUARANTEED 1905)706-5740 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles :erodes must be in rWwwhg condnhon Call 427-2415 or dome to 479 Sanity S1 East. AW at MURAD AUTO SALES KEEPING Durham Clean :as "-I Free Remo" Dead or hive vehicles Any- bme Anywhere Bill. Mme 905-430-36M pager 905-720-8274 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS licensed 'e�vcie, and dear!•' 3130S1G GGG Cash on IM spot For can. trucks -any condition Guaranteed parts sold SO repairs (905)686- 1771 days or (416)664-1121 everwgs WANTED . 19W or 1993 Hon- na kz; rn EXR Must be auto Ana rare airbag and be n mm conaibon Calla_ _5780 1 Tracks for Sart 1996 GMC tiaC tonne 4X4 Ext Cat 35: sun, 80001kms Luke raw S3u 50f, 0 6 0 Nc GST' Call 668-6163 19" GMC 434 Stepside Fick up %acluge 5 Dur 5 spd. am.1m ass. box Inner. black on grey doth S9750 Certified (9051-726-9357 1 VOW 4 WhW Drwe 1698 PLYMOUTH VOYAQR - 7 passenger 3 "r. tinted windows Amnm Cass 184.000 kms Air/Conditioned 51400 060 As is Fand (905)-831-1955: wak(41604-9740 1996 NISSAN QUEST GXE, waded. trout and req aN can., ABS brakes. aluminum AN" eAleels. CO playa. 4 c FORM Wins, sea 7. new baa. new bcw- enpike a 50.00 lira., NnM Lady driven. a ceci» _ Lon. all 905.655-3390 t 1 TtBiMs 1993 RM11AFF Iardlop tart lraa 8 tom box Sleeps 6. triage. stove. i awtinq. Ask - ng 54000, Call 7254228. AEIITNNi 1!!B wrdtop tent trailers: wily: $325. Soft -top S225hrk. S120/1,ag.wknd. Orooldin. (9051-6558893. ileitis 1985 171 Wakye Boal. 130 hp. Johnson outboard. bow moult troing motor. kw WON. pat well etc. $18.500. 623- 0107(snp) IAASON 20 ft. trod. 250 CW - try Strait 6 cyl. engin, in - Board, seats 6. hien; cruiser, slim dine. poor al. On madw bald Irader with hydrautfc wakes. all workup SM deo. 839-1357 2 -BEDROOM cirri contained. .n none enc `sna war on purer court. $301' moms, firstllast. avajable Oct est Call 905-728-4265 2-KDROOM basement apa^mens near PTC, separate elfrance,lawvlry large frilling rookNmaster bedroom Preto working person Avail imme- dialey5ept 1st FirsVlast S810/mo mdusrw ALSO 3 - bedroom min floor awadable (9051839•-2194 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. 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 / high riser. h t m 1. CENTRAL WHITBY, bachelor- ene $5007month plus 12 All - ties 6rst71ast required Avail - Able Sept 1st, smokers wel- ome No nets Please call 9C5,430-75 0 ONE bedroom $582 pay own hydro, one parking, near Oshawa Cemre/Midtown Mad Available Oct 1 Also 2 bed- room. Sept. 1. S650 436-6042 SPACIOUS well-rn into 2 TI SICK OF RENNG"0/m OWN YOUR HOME - From 570onth Minimm um Income $30,000 year " Not much downpayment?? Call Markff • Help for discharged bar*rupts choose one: Cash rebate up to $5,000 Q8 Discounted Mortgage Hate. �� ,(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. all anti or r 1 own ournis or , 1 awn ouaea a Rod LM Rent OSHAWAANMTBYAAURT Location Almost new d Bachelor apt Avail Imm. Sep Emr 3 bed. upper unit Avail Oct 1St. (905)-404- 2323 FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 B d T h Units PICKERING Finch/Whites Rd a room Oban OUSe Bright dean basement apt Utilities 8 parking included kitchenette. suitable for one. Stove & Refrigerator. non-smoker Very private Parquay floors throughout. Walk out to ravine S595fin- CIoSe t0 schools and sit un opp 9 From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 3 BEDROOM SEMI -Detached bedroom apts Avail at 900 duslve 905 837 0218 (enD) -one 'Walk ng distance to and SM Glen Sl Some with PICKERING PARKWAY,Brock. Avail Oct 1st All indu- walk-in closets. paint proud- 1 -bedroom basement apart- �e No pets (905)-279-7438 ed Close to schools. stop- mer", eat -In kitchen, full bath. her Bpm m GO Stat util - separate living room avail - COURTICE. available Sept s1 Bngnt Clean 2 bedroom 'asemem apt laundry i Ca - Suitable for non-smoker pets. $700fmo inclusive 3G5432-1562 HARMONY.401 Lively 3 m,,x)7 bungalow Owner in smi apt .sundry parking a torage. 5875 • Share utilities ' st4ast Avail Sep 1st 725- 7 pnq a re, ion ties included CaN 728-4993 CENTRALLY Located- Oshawa 2 bedrnom apts Available Aug a Sept $695 First a W. no pets Stockwell Real. ty Corp 723-1265 OSHAWA one bedroom apt Heat ?,vIrc fridge stove m W - cluded Aibaackson area Available Sept 1 $600/mo lstlast 723-9781 Personal Prayer To The St. Jude Thanks to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours received. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glo- rified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed, and your prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. K.M. IM Apartments for Rem A/ OSHAWA, Freshly painted. large 1 -bedroom $580/mo Heavparking Included Laun- dry on site Near all ameni- ties Available Immediatey 1- BE8-749-2738 or page (416)- 501-1687 1 Fwu.et For Rem able Slat 1st, $575/mormh » all artR ems r fw ill h elusive References required New palm Stove i tndge Ga- RWK 905-683-2564 WHITBY Dunenn St 1 a 2 WHITBY. ' bedroom a:ad PICKERING- huge 1 -bedroom bedroom apts. dean, quiet able m well mamfainw Dudrl basement apartment. cepa- building, parkmg Fufly-broad- Ing 4 Sevens Realty Ltd 905 - rate entrance. kitchen, 3pc bath. laundry. parking $650 bom rd Large doses. Near 668-7777 month inclusive No pets. amenities. GO/401 Fridge/ WHITBY, CLEAN, quiet -l -bed - hon -smoking Available Sept stove S610/up inclusive No room apartment centrally 10- lst 905-420-0675 pets 905-665-7904 or 905- wed. dose to a8 arneill as 404-1414 Avail Sept- est. $525/mo. hydro. Suitable for single % OSHAWA working person/non-smoker OSHAWA 2 iocaaons central WHITBY clean 2 Deoroan aq LARGE t -bedroom basement and worn east. one and two ,panmenf nicely decorated- bedroom apartments quid A inclusive. with washer. dears DWOMgs. stain $575 per :rya a cable 401:11arniorly mo no pets Call 436-6889 or .area. for Sept/Oct. $500/ 728-0208 n )f" 905.571-0772 NORTH OSHAWA Super INV bedroom Eera arge balco- ny *dmaraped Quiet kdd- 2. Controlled ensigir=cat parking No dogs9 $egemoenoddber est 905- 579-55M 2 BEOIIOOII AWULABLE FOR SEPT IST -xared at 3540 Malaga Rd Jshawa $70C. P%M rad (905)-576-6724 7 BOB TRIPLEX. Ar Condi- tionec "riticior t 600sq n . •�r K+ia ILYA eft=�•an Is I I L:+.�-IM New palm Stove i tndge Ga- rage Balcony Quiet blew Bunldm4 Avail Sept 1st (905x-51!)-MJI 3 -BEDROOM. large newer apartment ea- OSlhaara Cen- trt.euro kitcnen. Colored trim, 2 ba ill wakout to deck 4undry facitileS available Oct i 5850/morirh Call (9051623-4594 384 SIMCOE S Newly renc- v tied 1 Deonkxn ala $450 heat b hydro Dr $550 hot A hydro ind Available unne- ey Stephen (905)-571- 3229 1 1 ImprovanrrarKs OSHAWA SOUTN 2 bed- room basement apartment. separate entrance, laundry. panting. utYioes- dose 10 pat and lake. Sep est $625 per Po 14161 751-1381 OSHAWA, 936 Glen St dose to GM S 2 fxge ",Om. fully renovated. ckJSe to anhenaes Avail. Sept 1 428- 8656. or 421.6622 Far,lly K . -;s. spa- -.ous 2 a 3 BIR apts., u: Is inti. Freshly paint- -c rec club, events for al ages from 884s to Sa-:a. starting fir (90 1-8 10 m S6 0 Call 10 5)72view' 74 THREE BEDROOM;t- or Oshawa Centre hardwood it-. big bauyard large kitchen i drhing room faun. dry tadktres on premises 5900 pkat 1/7 Idilties (905) '23-5513 character and dirm. quiet street Separate entrance. up- per level Near everything 905-665-6487 WHITBY 2 -bedroom apart- ment available September 1st. S700imo erhrdes heat. a ley ro. laundry facilitles Phone -23-6985 or 666-4359 (905 X68 3011. WHITBY junior 1 bedroom Available Sept 1st Call 416- 789-4145. or 905655.7543 WHY rent when you an own your own tome for as; than you IMnk?" Call Oave Hay - lock Sales Rep Re/Mas Summit Really (1991) ltd 1905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211 WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE,. J OWN from $700imon Vct Much Downpaymeril7r) (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley RENTING! Before prices go up! Buy a brand new 3-4 bed. 2 storey or WHITBY beautiful spacious 1 WtlSO"OSS1ANO 2 Bed. • . bedroom basement awmeM Mmt apt 5650 all indu ae. with wank -out Hardwood Parking. Washer i Dryer r floors. Ronan tub, no pets, no Available Oct est tstnast. trkk0lorkq Auld Oct 1St %50 A�t.r•nr-ac rpt ffimi-771. 2 -BEDROOM semi, Pickering Village, private drive, big yard. upgraded. shop. FAG, wood - stove. washer, dryer, $850. Reties Sept. 1st (705)786- 9096 after So m. 6 MONTHS FREEI Only $200 down' 2 3 d 4 -bedroom homes available totally reno- vated plus 4 new appliances from 5750/morhth all inclusive Minimum required income $25.000/year Call Don :combs Saks Rep Coldwell Banker RMR R E (9051427- 3804 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING F month free, then own a n wse from $550/monin Bid Aoka Coldwell Banker (905) 728-9414 AN EXCELLENT opportunity to )wn no down payment Ven - 1,w assistance. 4 bedroom 2 storey detached. Recently -!novated Close to downtown 7shawa Carnes like rem Call 433-7949 FOR RENT, OR RENT TO OWNI Oshawa Hospital area 72 storey. 3 fled. 2 bath arge fenced yard. Avarl Oct -st $900Vmo i akties lsv ast. (905)-983'62% or (9051- 436-1555 FRESHLY MINTED. 2-bed- oom townhouse south east 7sll 5 appuAnces. in - shed rec room with knohah- erte. Available Sept 1 fall (905)983-8106 after bpm AJAX : "cloth aappaartrriem 1, house for ren . S750/rthprNli • ulrkties MDg . 1. I f I t 905!-472-M4 pets smaun i i AJAX Spacious 2 bed Dsmt apt Sep qtr, parking. 3 pc bath. 4 app! . 1 allst $755' mo including u4lnhes Don 831-1527 weekdays AJAX. dean tmgm 2 -bedroom basement. 4 appianlxs. 4pc bath, private entrance. stor- am parking $725 an mdred- to Available immediately 905-426-8811 AVAILABLE SEPT. 1ST. 3 bedroom plus can $995. 2 bedroom $810. both have new carps new Appliances. park- ing. laundry. aft thdusrve 576-2925 9 a m- s p m AVAILABLE NMK MTELY, in Whitby Apt building, spa- dous. carpeted. newly pant- ed, aunt taacblq, dose to taus, shopping, am uUmes lack bled. krstAAst F" W. no pets. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedrsoan. $790 3 betrdom 5950. Cal 430-0134. MCIELOR, 1 A 2 bedroW apes. In Most bUWW Adan I, .. - g. Available anytime. Stevenson i Rosslan0, Ostwea. Call 723-1009. OEANTM ONE bedroom basenhnN, privae entralce, drive. spadous UAliryard. 1 Appliances. aN irrdelslve, lauhdfy, air. near O.CJbas ro- ute. $6501 mo. 725-9769. BNICNT, spacious basement apanmenl, separate entrance, for acrid, mature working per- son Noir-smoker. no pets n- OAM "tikes. Cam, laundry. Wall $6501morlth. JusVlast. Available October 1. 430- 6841. BRN" 1100 sq ft, ndMy renovated basement apart- ment. On 2 1/2 acres. targe one bedroom. Close to NWF flues. Non smoker. no pets. Avail. Oct 1. 1st4asl $65MM. 905.05-5293. CIENTRAL ft*m. Woe 1. 2. a 3 bedroom alpi ..Wfk avalaMe in wen -malt umw Gose to al anlerNses. t723 -09n. :1 booting • 1 • PNNNbirg InUEM. Painting, waN papering, Home RenovationS Cis a�G� Irs out reputablon, Irs your home. Specialliading in eea Very atiordable. For & resemout "Move, tree,e5tlfn8le, 081) dowis. tyle job ten swam wsym Cap 13x6-0773 4279513 ■qi lim . GROUP •onwmgm D". iri lows, tsea3ehb,s, deck.:madesitcs.abe-3W Pad POLLEY NOOOE and L irldscapinp. AN renoveaon needs Free Eslimates Cal Rick 905 618-0681 416 953-7607 Poor HOLE Drilling & Setting. Fez"Garbage aarDL'ck ba & Scrap metal removal. ("S) '431109DIo a PLAS WINDOW Colour mMdhing suxxo ceilings No money up from, lay when your safx5ed. acid Walipapering Suurxi ced111P General rgxwm Top waluy work at maminable rin"s 2D% ulr for Scrums; Call fur a FRFE F.SUrnale 404-9669 TMS PAINTING A DECOR Interior a Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420.0081 815 815 840 840; 892 MA MOIfIN6 SYSTEM B4 or small. ifta«OR AEID mw Rbrdw" Comma w Free EstiniPJ*S 11111111-723-749 111111111FNM t775N BAV 6ttw Move big or small, we price them al! Free esti- rtbMes, senors dwwwAli N, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage spats available. Comparable rates. Call (M)W?-4637 or t Nti�xs SpFi a STORMS Houses, Apartments, entices, Appliances a Piano Specialists. Senior a Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prelsfilsk l 111011 . Call 436.7715. tkasBY rales, Ilolrles, Ras apt, at PaciarD civ web. : 1 A'01ft Common CAlrO NISTAI.Lwous cw 25 years eMkifierlce, restretdlNq. our free esUngtes. 11111111 N ONN . 1N7 -1711N w tIN7111M ltlnw INC. AAOILuasvN?O CLEAI1lNO Ibo doe lice aeaaa�g? w 6" $60 wd dean up to 30sq. IL d0u0sk .floors wrabted, widow m0as, bass boArds. i wherever aka bite house needs deanirlp- 14 yawl mifoce CON r sPhiOeslle M 416.796 -IM $Ilalanla(Na In 1 1 m Md C1WtaaaM. 1 s1 a I Nlalas9 tooEra°tra1°uc'aoer • Interbck :ing rte" (4a�) NINs-asks TI IIEMOVAL & MAMITEIIAI/CE Suemp Irk - a - s Laeettbca>iNrg CALL DAVE 831-7055 TREE CUTTING A TRIMMING 23 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 SCHOOL by 0.SA0 892 1.-. a puien -s last jihkid SF]t1'IIQCr DURiiAil IBGiON FLEGAN( 6, CLASS 1 UAMM A CrAM lDn 4.8761 11/ow' imat m IBSSOM NXI tt1St $105. •10 Lessons $150 SELL R NOW full Course $259 Free pick -W and drop Cul (416) 267-30W 683.0'907 : PBrlr Sen iCs9 NEF P9AT1 S4 r*= RA ON WAJM WORM Owing Magic For addren's Parties Md AN Occasions. �Have My Own�111aglaan. .: 1 . • NB • Schools • • SsltooY ALL SAFE PRO DRMNO 4 DAYS - AUU G� STp� Deftnise DriviNN Comm Canrae Appiremed. Mai iNtNlife lrwrsism diroMNt 110 Harwood SL S. Saila 210, Ajax Ale Loathe aboMt oNr r .r eawrsn (905) 428.1717 Exotic � massage -mm-Tri- 9 aim - 9 pm. - Sat -Sun - u pan - 9 pnL Call 665-6157 Please read your classi- fied ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. - - •�r K+ia ILYA eft=�•an Is I I L:+.�-IM Evil 1■:JMlaIaT I! AJAX : "cloth aappaartrriem 1, house for ren . S750/rthprNli • ulrkties MDg . 1. I f I t 905!-472-M4 pets smaun i i AJAX Spacious 2 bed Dsmt apt Sep qtr, parking. 3 pc bath. 4 app! . 1 allst $755' mo including u4lnhes Don 831-1527 weekdays AJAX. dean tmgm 2 -bedroom basement. 4 appianlxs. 4pc bath, private entrance. stor- am parking $725 an mdred- to Available immediately 905-426-8811 AVAILABLE SEPT. 1ST. 3 bedroom plus can $995. 2 bedroom $810. both have new carps new Appliances. park- ing. laundry. aft thdusrve 576-2925 9 a m- s p m AVAILABLE NMK MTELY, in Whitby Apt building, spa- dous. carpeted. newly pant- ed, aunt taacblq, dose to taus, shopping, am uUmes lack bled. krstAAst F" W. no pets. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedrsoan. $790 3 betrdom 5950. Cal 430-0134. MCIELOR, 1 A 2 bedroW apes. In Most bUWW Adan I, .. - g. Available anytime. Stevenson i Rosslan0, Ostwea. Call 723-1009. OEANTM ONE bedroom basenhnN, privae entralce, drive. spadous UAliryard. 1 Appliances. aN irrdelslve, lauhdfy, air. near O.CJbas ro- ute. $6501 mo. 725-9769. BNICNT, spacious basement apanmenl, separate entrance, for acrid, mature working per- son Noir-smoker. no pets n- OAM "tikes. Cam, laundry. Wall $6501morlth. JusVlast. Available October 1. 430- 6841. BRN" 1100 sq ft, ndMy renovated basement apart- ment. On 2 1/2 acres. targe one bedroom. Close to NWF flues. Non smoker. no pets. Avail. Oct 1. 1st4asl $65MM. 905.05-5293. CIENTRAL ft*m. Woe 1. 2. a 3 bedroom alpi ..Wfk avalaMe in wen -malt umw Gose to al anlerNses. t723 -09n. :1 booting • 1 • PNNNbirg InUEM. Painting, waN papering, Home RenovationS Cis a�G� Irs out reputablon, Irs your home. Specialliading in eea Very atiordable. For & resemout "Move, tree,e5tlfn8le, 081) dowis. tyle job ten swam wsym Cap 13x6-0773 4279513 ■qi lim . GROUP •onwmgm D". iri lows, tsea3ehb,s, deck.:madesitcs.abe-3W Pad POLLEY NOOOE and L irldscapinp. AN renoveaon needs Free Eslimates Cal Rick 905 618-0681 416 953-7607 Poor HOLE Drilling & Setting. Fez"Garbage aarDL'ck ba & Scrap metal removal. ("S) '431109DIo a PLAS WINDOW Colour mMdhing suxxo ceilings No money up from, lay when your safx5ed. acid Walipapering Suurxi ced111P General rgxwm Top waluy work at maminable rin"s 2D% ulr for Scrums; Call fur a FRFE F.SUrnale 404-9669 TMS PAINTING A DECOR Interior a Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420.0081 815 815 840 840; 892 MA MOIfIN6 SYSTEM B4 or small. ifta«OR AEID mw Rbrdw" Comma w Free EstiniPJ*S 11111111-723-749 111111111FNM t775N BAV 6ttw Move big or small, we price them al! Free esti- rtbMes, senors dwwwAli N, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage spats available. Comparable rates. Call (M)W?-4637 or t Nti�xs SpFi a STORMS Houses, Apartments, entices, Appliances a Piano Specialists. Senior a Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prelsfilsk l 111011 . Call 436.7715. tkasBY rales, Ilolrles, Ras apt, at PaciarD civ web. : 1 A'01ft Common CAlrO NISTAI.Lwous cw 25 years eMkifierlce, restretdlNq. our free esUngtes. 11111111 N ONN . 1N7 -1711N w tIN7111M ltlnw INC. AAOILuasvN?O CLEAI1lNO Ibo doe lice aeaaa�g? w 6" $60 wd dean up to 30sq. IL d0u0sk .floors wrabted, widow m0as, bass boArds. i wherever aka bite house needs deanirlp- 14 yawl mifoce CON r sPhiOeslle M 416.796 -IM $Ilalanla(Na In 1 1 m Md C1WtaaaM. 1 s1 a I Nlalas9 tooEra°tra1°uc'aoer • Interbck :ing rte" (4a�) NINs-asks TI IIEMOVAL & MAMITEIIAI/CE Suemp Irk - a - s Laeettbca>iNrg CALL DAVE 831-7055 TREE CUTTING A TRIMMING 23 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 SCHOOL by 0.SA0 892 1.-. a puien -s last jihkid SF]t1'IIQCr DURiiAil IBGiON FLEGAN( 6, CLASS 1 UAMM A CrAM lDn 4.8761 11/ow' imat m IBSSOM NXI tt1St $105. •10 Lessons $150 SELL R NOW full Course $259 Free pick -W and drop Cul (416) 267-30W 683.0'907 : PBrlr Sen iCs9 NEF P9AT1 S4 r*= RA ON WAJM WORM Owing Magic For addren's Parties Md AN Occasions. �Have My Own�111aglaan. .: 1 . • NB • Schools • • SsltooY ALL SAFE PRO DRMNO 4 DAYS - AUU G� STp� Deftnise DriviNN Comm Canrae Appiremed. Mai iNtNlife lrwrsism diroMNt 110 Harwood SL S. Saila 210, Ajax Ale Loathe aboMt oNr r .r eawrsn (905) 428.1717 Exotic � massage -mm-Tri- 9 aim - 9 pm. - Sat -Sun - u pan - 9 pnL Call 665-6157 Please read your classi- fied ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. X HE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 21, 19(98 -PAGE 25 1 Auctions • 1 Auetigoe • 1 Auctions • • 1 W0"1iq • a+hIf • q • 1Vonbq �- Servietn • 1 Serve • 1, • 1 Servicer • : 1 ArwhourltMflrfHe • : 1 Annourlanrhshlts LIQUIDATN)N SALE - ® PUBLIC AUCTION O� 45 Fri., July 31 at 7 P.M. Sg1`G Preview 6:00 P.M. The Newcastle Community Centre 20 King tit. West, Newcastle ilu, aril sale to Include: A Nla)or art collection with ,corks of Christine Nl.rrshall. "fnsha Romance. ►:ones nhcrs. L. Dyer A.I. Casson. Tom Thomson. Frank nuih:rcl. Al" I:iikson. \ort Pctcr. lircnt ToHnscnd. Lcs r[. lies' I>oHrlitflc. Ntastcr Oil Paintings on Canvas. Studio Its, ctc. Collector plates, Royal Doulton s Border Fdnc s%ildhfc siulplfures. Sivrling sil%er s%all playuc•s. a large citron of imported Italian Wood traffic nnrrt As. .trnastcr Edition stamps (ollcilions. selection of Mint ns - 1198 and rare mint sets. Estate lots, Bank \otos. Id Coins. I)lamond & gcni inu stunt• nng,. c)nld ( hams, .rings. pendants. Desi} nor se:atrhes, pearls. sterling whir .lad' )d'Ndl•Ir)', i ryslal minis. A(ccnl furniture. Oak. hog-,iny. Tahlc lamps, Chcnshcd Tcddhcs (:III rehrcd Ires). Iftirri pl:nes & figurines. Nlo dcl Can. SCtr T"r(:k ns. Disney & l larlcy 1):n ulson. c dlcitthlcs. Cordless )nes, Stereos & More. Ntany more atoms t, x, numerous to ntion NO PHI:'MIUMS Olt Dal NFRS FFFS. u n: Cash. N'ka. Nk. Al and dcht, as rx•r posted & nounicd Additions & I)LActlons apph' 1 -888 -PRO -SALE OR 416-298-1762 _ VG'WW.PR0 ALJCT10N.COM _ Houses for R•nl ceps= CLEAN s ne•: 3 Carr' "'our � vJ•L G•V Flexible terms Oct1st or Earlier S^:G- no 1905)-666-0106 NORTHOSHAWA. 3 -bed- ... ' 12 baths sem with ft'acned garage. dean & -gm fenced yard. linage e basement rented. $999 inclusive 905 830 5, 3' OSHAWA. •^,naculate exec. . , bedroom hone ;•.:+; w;:5) utilities Cross to Available September 905-576�U2 PICKERING-.verpod Rd S :!Lathed 2 Storey 4 appliances Deck t;, S'200 . Phone (905, '4659 WHITBY 3 bedroom raised :rang_ Oinng, tarm- „nn 2 baths. central arc / :rapenes no petscep• pliances 51200 Alas utilities. 5)t last Avail Sept 15 (905) :3 _568 nimHousing Wam•d ECRM HOUSE WAN'EC -er1 for Od 1st yreterably outskirts of towt. _an Par 3r Gerry 571.2365 1 Townhouses Far liffird E' OSHAWA SOUTH 3 tied- ' �M ' :.n^cuse CIOs! to semi,s !.%i ng. S950/mo ASL INCLUSIVE Firs0ast -Aaila�Sept 1st (905) 579- COURTICE - 3 tearooms. �•,se :;, 4,1 no pets Sept Ist 5''00 :, l days after 4pm a, , weekends anytime 905- ;8i-2852 or after 4pm (416) 2a3-0647, or days (905) 683- 74 sotto F R WORKOUT STUDIO FOR RENT' _`-Chi or Yalta. or " n�,en 1905)-619-9191 . 1 RoOan r R ill 2 ROOMS FOR REIM use of f ' 'i .aundry. A/C Must 1.•" :els Smokdrg. S375 & 5325 Close to Go. (905)-420- or ROSSLYNISIMCGE AREA h•r%• , decoraled fully fur- ronedCooking lWildieS. Single working Durham Col- lege Gentleman non-smoker prelerrea. 5250 morithy & up. 1905728-4845 All. clean room in lur- as :ed basement apartmertt, separate entrance, panting, %unary cable. share with 1 corer. non-smoker. $3751 n.ntn 1stllast 427-6932. Available Imomdfatly Fur- r,Nned room lin Pickering, ca- ble kitchen facilities, clear PIcxermg Generating Station, PTC ;0 S3%monM. $170 N -weekly 420-4318. BEDROOM, plw private sit- ni b '00(n in country, fur- n'sced ur unfurnished. use o1 0c0en 'acdifies. female pre- ferred $385•'monih Seagrave 905-985.3607 snp. PICKERING room for rent in bravo new luxury 10%Mtrofae. A,C all nclusive. $500/mo. Avallame Sept lsf. 416-615- 049 M Rooms for Ro«ir PICKERING -LIVERPOOL RD S. - ' erge .^,esemeni rushed room $400 & 1 small room at S350/ First & lat. Snare kitchen/bath Clean DCts. &19-0257 SOUTH AJAR. 'urge tusse- m.nt bearnoom vralkl-n clos- et & sitting room. private Dam. full use of kitchen/aundry. 5475 .'mo. Mike 905-428-3225. 1 Shared Accorrrrrodahon 3RD PERSON re,,,✓.1 snore attract;.. wean Osha- wa home with responsible protessionah Avaaabk Sept 1st Please contact Curtis 571.2365 or Mark 263-8425 for more rrHVrmation CLOSE to Oshawa Centre. bright r fpm in largt trivially shared borne. with 3 omen. Close to public tensa. fall laundry. or cand Non- smoker 5375 57 .5577 DURHAM COLLEGE area. %faster bedroom of 4 bedroom ^came, All, garage. use ut all 'ecihhes Salletde-Odstiprefer �*n-smoker. $450 1st/last ferencts (7051286-4122 Roll N. W. OSHAWA RosslanN Thorntor. sect single temaleG mak polessionai Must be non-smooker neat & tidy. as owner occupied Avarlabie Sept tst. $125/week 905-432- WHITES RD/401. '-bedroom basement Fireplace 112 With. clean. quiet nome Share kitchen. shower, laundry MAa- lure fernale preferred, non- smolung Must Tike z2ts Near Pull transit Go Avail Sept 1St $700 includes ububes/ca- IIWDArking Cheryl (4161424- 6445 days. 1905)420-4876 evenings WHITBY. QUIET.EMPLOYED FEMALE to share home Large fully furnished ensure master bedroom, walk-in closet Share kitchen. laundry Suits non-smoking mature protes- sdohal. $450 includes cable. parking, Must see. Call 666- 0973. SHAME HOUSE 2 rooms $450, one room $350. Ajax area. Available imrredialely. Call 426-5127 or 420.5401 THREE BEDROOM Townhome to share, North Ajax, $450 all inclusive. Avialble Sept. Ist. 426-8308. Leave message. CorrdOariniraru Far R ort LARGE 2 bedroom luxury condo. $15001mo. Whitby. Avail. immediately. 905-668- 3800 Card Norris, Remax Summit Renal • 1OW= & tails�K e tt Free Real tt Oshawa downtown, 400.1600 sq.n. Of- hceJFletal. East Oshawa. 1800 Sit R Commerical Hosue 45osq.n. Shop. Call 434.2447 or 655-4132. nduStrW Units AVAILABLE 98 "M sq 't ^4ustnal toned M1B North Oshawa year)y lease call 432-2305. ask for Tom Costal 1 l for Rem BALSAM LAKE renelcn Furls. 1 2 3& s be•lroom house- keejang-conages. August and Sephrmber Last week in Aug/ Sept includes On week -end Onset family resort/sandy- �each/Gocd-hshug Boat -mals. 1705) 887 -25W GREAT FISHING n Rite Lake �e'rnlg weere�(Js hrk- ing boating, nature Modern cottages in quiet coarm w- ing one hr from Oshawa. Low on season prices Sun- mmead Cottages 705.696- 2601 1 Florida I Vat. la•rAal• CLEAR WATER AREA 2 **- row^ 'cM^nese :x JcJ=. Bei. 7r-vad• yard. avristim now Fv •Ma and to vww phot" 905-5'9-3788 1 1 Private Hours For Sale SOWMANVILLE BEAUTY - 1212 tC 11 ElleMale Model Lower than Ouddef's price Asking orlly S135.999 3 bed- roum 2 -storey freehold. Stun- ning master bedroom with Roman tub and Sep ldrower Large living and duwgrooms. Wim walkout, kitchen has up- graded cupboards and pantry. double sink and ceramics Basemen with roughed in 3 pc call John Hamord. Cen- tury 21 Excel Reany Inc 905- 721-1144 Tor line 905.686- 5155 MOVE RIGHT IN: lean and Ievingly !alien care of brick century none Mary up- qlades to info d exlenor 1 4 ac, r anes of park "ke sell ng with a fabulous .1" end ma. ture sugqaar maples -nree urge outbwldings one being an insulated Work Shup ga- rages lnterlinq back zr,urt- v d now of a k1nC M,.s1 to PRIVATE SALE: south Ajax wo to take. 4 -bedroom side - split, living/diming . family room. Large lot. mature trees, pond, $209.900. 905-683- 6254. S.E. OSHAl 3 -bedroom brick bungalowdetached ga- rage, central air, tirepace. hardwood floors walk -out basement. potential lin-law. large Id. $144,900. Call 905- 720-2307. SOUTN AJAX- Pickenng beach 2 + 1 bedroom. Older home. 450ft from beach. Huge maples on 50x200 lot. Backs west on to park. Offers please (613)334-0183. 1 Towrrlaufa for so SPECTACULAR must see. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths new hardwood floors. new carpets. dose to all amenities WhilDy. Bassett Blvd. end unit. $138.000. 1905)430-2962 EERJ11,N x,. ST. AN'DRENN'�S PRESBY'rF:RI•AN' Re).. Ken RoAland - Minister Rev. J. McClure - Pastoral 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-731 1 Summer Services 10:I1111) a.m. August 9. 16, 23, 30 & September 6 r� EVERYONE WELCOME V CHURCH OF CHRIST CUDAR S -t".• AJAX. 6H3-2-47- 1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning, 8:30 a.m. Vision T.V_ Cable 60 Free Bible Study Course NEW LIFE C0MtrJN7IY CHURCH, Vlll. flet. Cutre Audift.,1955 Valley Farm Rd. 10:30 am. "New Rules for New Disciples" Pastor John VwLOra, 416 618-5287 Guests from all backgrounds welcome! I(� Pickering Standard Church J I 1 Nlelh,xfist i Bruck Rd. / Nwy. k7 Summer Worship %1 -,ming Senice IU. -;U am.- Evening Ftll,nvship 7 00p m. 428-6102:66-5-11148 To Advertise your regular Church Services (Call Janice at 683-0707 HARVEST IS aE I toll ting5 AUGUST 30 - SEPTEMBER 6 0't', n, B10 tlN1I CSS I R'1111111Ca limp MIN= bels MaIrom Pam Nn1at JaePi J111alfes WORLD HARVEST 'MEETING SCHEDULE: ALSO: CHURCH Nursery/Preschcx)l 725 Blim St. W. �, 10:00 a.m. & 6:00 P.m. Kids Celebration Oshawa, Ontario For mare rto rrlalton A Iwo milrxfle walk #am Monck;liV - FriUby Lease call: the 09xmv G0 & M 9)Ciffon 10:00 a.m. & 7:00 .m. (M 57W'MP CORNERSTONE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP (PENTECOSTAL) (Formerly New Life Christian Fello%%ship) Sunday 10:30am Worship Service (Children's Program Provided During Morning Service) Due to thz renovation of the East Shore Communitv Centre This Sunday's service will be at the Rec Centre on Vallev Farm Rd. In rooms'_ and 3. For more information contact Tim Godfrey at (905) 831-4128 Lag 101 LimSol KDOR ST. E.• Oshawa 2-1it acres toned for 110 apart - merits Asking $525.000 Waxier Frank Royal LePage Frank R E.. 576-4111. KIM Vaeakon Pfamoin OWN YOUR Own fully serv- iced trader site. $5900. $1.000 down, $89 monthly. Great swimming, fishing. beach. rear Cobourg.(416)431-1555. Cilinew1 For Sall TRENT RIVER - Hastings pn- vate cD4 3 bedroom cottage. Sundeck. barbecue. horse shoe pit• good fishing and swimming, rowboat included S500Iweek. 683-9236 or wee- kends 705496.1435 NerrY a MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out of debt quick without going bankrupt or being garnisheed. Everyone accepted regardless of credit rating Call for tree information 905-576.3505. Student Irons included DBIAIMNI6 A LOAN R NOT GUARANTEED. S01E COMPANIES CHARGE LIF FRONT FEES, OTHER& DO NOT. IT Is SUGGESTED THAT YOU INVESTIGATE THOROUGH- NEFORE LSNiMMt ANY CONTRACTS. • 1 Nwirraes BAKEWORS -Bagel Cafe at Oshawa Centre. Now "labie for franchise Ext. profit po- tennal Exc. Lease terms kin. Investment op to $15M Call Floyd (416)568-8100 • 1 wawa OPPW% ub- POWENFlIL INCOME OP- PORTUNITY home-based. di- rect marketing. not MLN. 90% profit. Minimum capital re- quired $1950 Serious inqui- ries call 1 -NO -320-9695 ext. 3697 SELFEMPLOYED Income by helping others succeed Full on the lob trainrg. Message 1-900.361-1125 eel I1. • 1 &PON - PIANO STUDENTS - Looking for beginner students Less- ons in my home. Alax area. Call Joint 4 905-686-6351 M"i COmft VICTORIA COUNTRY Craft Guild Juned Show. Nov. 6 and 7. Limy Limited spaces available (7D5) 357-3758 M.1 Ptrn mk n CHEATMG ONTARIO HOUSEWIVES - names & pin vale phone numbers. 1.900- 451-3638 ext 235. $3.29ymn. must be 18. T -tone. ro not sure wroth is more *Mcull. writing 8ii5 ad or re- plying to it? I am a single white male who enjoys coun- try living. along we plgsial finless. travNwq and boating. N you arc a sNlCere. attractive, single female. 30-45. with similar interests. please reply in writing telling me about yourself song with a photo to' Box 4587 Co Markham Econ- omist 9 Heritage Road. Markham. UP IM3 OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 King St W(905) 404.9625 1130 am -4pm NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. TraIra$ Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 •nf1w R., .6 Y.Y,M Y.�Wt 7� .1 1 r morn ums Ea 1-n-Yarnoriaaq i. LAZOREN ti 1n loving memory of a dear friend and,. who passed awal .Iugust 21, 1995. %Vords are new Thought,. are deep Mcumbi les of VW War will always keep. Sadl_r missed and always remembered by your friends ow Brian Dudley" Ltd. • 1 � • 1 Oaatlia Fire Services; Member of the Toronto Firefighters War Veterans Association). On Tuesday Aught 18, 1998. Bruce Wesley Ritchie loving husband and best friend of Barb (nee Brooks). Devoted and cherished father of Michael, David and Meghan. Predeceased by his parents Ukan Avery and Robert Ritchie. Beloved brother of Gordon (Marne) Ritchie, Helen Ritchie, Biu (Karen) Ritchie and Glenns (Rick) Savage. Brake will be lovingly remembered by mottler-in-law Hazel Brooks. Beloved special friend and famiy to Bruce and Marlyn Brooks, Fred Molts, June and AlWer McKay and Omr farruilim He will be fondly remem• bered by his many rreces and nephews. His family many triends ivi remember Bnm for the pride he displayed in his Matson career as a flitak ter, his Sense of humour, his passion for Wft particuhattyy hockey, his tong time assoaation wO the Toronto Firefighter House League Hockey, the Ajax Old - Timers Hockey and Baseball Amciff ion, Ajax Minor Hockey and the Durham West GAS Hockey Assoc* lion. The fan* will recejve fiends at the MCEACW NE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Picketing Village' 905-428-8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm. Thursday. Funeral service at Pickering Yi- lage Unted Church 300 Church Street; North Pick- ering Village (Ajax) on Friday August 21, at 11:00 am. ItttemllaM Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers donations to Rainbows (Durham) Canada or the Children's elfish Foundation would be appreciat- ed. Bnke and his family are blessed with spedal fam- 4 and k*x1s. Their kindness, love and support will be truly treasured and remembered wAim- it ..... - _ _ - .-.` _ - PAGV, %(,.,nn 11 WS'AWYOnV= 1DA'Y. AUGUST"2l,'IM SAJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... INCERELY 1, (O TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE IS OR OLDER. Call 1-900-451-3793 . S2.49 per min. R.E.S.PE.C.T. Looking for a mate. 25 to 30, who is fun. outgoing, caring and knows how to respect and treat a lady BOX 12708 SEE WHAT DEVELOPS! Attractive. 39 yr p,C single female with donde hair and green eyes. fit, romantic. a'•ecthonate and compassionate. Likes music, quiet evenings at home, dining out. photography and art Looking for an attrac- t". M male. 39 to 50, with similar interests and qualities BOX 13632 TAKING A NEW SHOT! 40-ish. blonoe haired due eyed female. shift worker in .. cat field. Ines dancing. travel, dining out, sports, golf and more. Seeking a confident, fit. handsome. singe ',ale. for htandishp and possible relation- ship. BOX 15310 BE UNDERSTANDING 23 yr old. 5 8'. slim, single white karWe with blonde hit and hazel eyes. enjoys waking, swinrill OWN pool. di r+vi+g. quiet 1111 by Ree lin and nightclubs. Look - Ig tot a fall. angle. wee chat. 23 to 30. inderstandng. tang. kr possible ntabort- sh0 BODI 17318 MEET THE CRfTERIA? Tail, attractive ternate with brown hair and blue eyes. looking kr an employed. w"& - gem, non male. over 5 10-. lir a *s- veet nkaaansnip Non smoker please BOK 19994 LETS CONNECT 47 yr old. 5'6-, lenhale wrth Ston Now hair and hath eyes Looking for a. . arou d rriy age and hwfjnt. lir trtendell and pos- vole mtft-tship Lies cooking fishl camping. long walks and music. BO awl REGULAR OR DECAF7 53 yr old divorced. independent while le" looking lir a genaenwh. 50 to 60. who ekes coun"twestem music. comping. *trig out dancing. travel. cooking and sports Nonsmoker. social deiker please Oshawa area pill elerrfill Lets rttoo t for eof- Mei BOX 33564 SEEKS LIFE PARTNER 36 yr off. 5 4- full figured, divorced mobler Ot one. attractive with light brown haw and due eyes Likes .ramping, car races, dal �ng. quiet thenir+9s at home and more '.7okng for an afleclonae. sincere male. with s+mdw interests. lir tnwxbhip Non- smoker pkeese BOX 26877 LET'S BUILD A LIFE 40 r old. 5 7- full figured, separated. white femme. caring. passionate. tun Wing, and a great cook Enjoys moves, country ^+uric. travel.ogr etc Seeking s.ngle. white males0- Out pang. atter ❑crate. (Tim that Tod man type). lir tnend- sn4 ad more BOK 26675 A SWEET LADY 41 yr old tremae. 5 2- 1.22 toe seeking a strong. healthy male who friss anrrnais, lancing, dung W. Rhe VmWw and the Outdoors. BOX 11051 YOUNG LOVE 19 it, old tamale. 5 1'. 105 Ibs Enjoys daec- wig, dubs. music. moves and quiet nights ai home. In search d an easy gwS funny, romantic aro employed male BOX 13701 OPEN AND HONEST White female. 39 yrs young, with one dependent Enjoys Camping, long wales, country music and quiet nights Seeking a male. 39 to 45. who is open and honest with sailer interests BOX 16157 NEED A REAL LADY? Seeking a mala who eryoys We. SO to 60, to wine and dine me. I noted a true. romanOc gantlerrion or a friendship that could blos- som into a long term rektialsfup. BOX 187M LETS MEET AT 50 Horest, old fashioned gel at hewn. down to earth. full figured. 138 IDs. Would like to "heat genIN^en in the Cobourg or suit - rounding area. who is active ad enjoys the simple tl1Rgs in life. BOX 30504 SOULMATES7??? 33 yr old divorced, wee termale, full fg- ured, no dependents, employed full tine. iron smoker, social dreier. Seeks family oriented male. 35 to 40. for a pe"marnent relationship. Likes stock car racing. movies. Playing cards. piorkcs and has a good sense of humor. BOX 17840 WHERE'S MY TRUE LOVE 32 yr cid womanlooking for a mature. 70 plus gentleman, for a long term relation - Ship, leading to marriage Enjoys shopping. dining out. N, the finer things in life and laughino. BOX 33456 LOOKING FOR MR..... .. Calypso' Independent. tun Icvng, fun fig- ured. divorced. white female with own busy rhess. Seeking a tall. Mack male. 40-50 who enjoys Calypso music. long walks. dancing and quiet conversation, prefer a non sni fer or casual, fnendly, tun filled relationship Please call now' BOX 33492 NO HEAD GAMES Single white female 53 5 2' independent. working. likes country western, camping, travel. long walks. etc Seeking a male. 50 to W. vitt the same interests. Oshawa area only BOX_19839_ PRETTY LITTLE BLONDE Enjoys dining dancing travel and all that life has to offer Looking for a tali. gentle- man, not bald, 49 to 52, that would like tc share hle with someone special BOX 26787 SAME INTERESTS? Tall, skm. attractive lemake loves dancing. drw+g. travel and more Seeking a warm. kind. fail gentleman who enjoys the sane BOX 17478 YOU ARE EVERYTHING - Ac, mei Sills Lady, ambitious and intem- gem. seeking a beet trend and nice com- parron I am vivacious, energetic and pes- swnan by nature Enjoy walks in ilii coun- htryy and whit except you for who you are B0X 17748 FUN LOVING PAL 50 yew old Christian lady Monde. iookong lot an honest sincere final who eryoys music. walks. theatre ad gwdawg m 26858 HAVE IT TOGETHER? Independent, slim. blonde lerrnale. 36. attrachvql unnervily educated. smoker. occasional tinker See" a unaersey .&Waled, tae. handeone physically ht. prolasaonW We. rrwroafy and arioson- ally secil with hen" interests, lir pos- arbls romance BOX 11031 LIVING R UP 22 yr old ferteke. 5 r on bronos hair. baby due eyes Irileresta include sports, long walks on that beech and more Seek ing a good looki active. arrDbMd. trust- worthy make with a serve of Mini for possible long term relationship BOK 11276 JUST WANT A GOOD MAN Single female from L!verpod. in search of a despnl man. Entoys the beach. sur" and s appa, HIV positive . Tall, stm, ath- leec wmh blonde hair and Wow eyes BOX 11212 HOT OFF THE PRESS!!! 23 yr old, full figured. single female, red har enjoys moves, music, walks and dancing Seeking a great. single guy with a great sense of humor. It you can make me lauoh call me! BOX 33126 SHORT AND SWEET 25 yr old. employed female seeking an honest adventurous, maie. 23 to 30. for a fnendshhp first relationship, who enjoys water sports. walks on Me beach and quiet times a1 home BOX 33334 FRIENDSHIP FIRST Petite. single, female 37 seeking friend- ship leading into a relationship. If you are Sincere. honest, down to earth and enjoy moves fining and boating, give me a calls BOX 33385 FRIENDS FIRST Widowed. attractive. 62 yr old, female Seeking a man, 60 to 70 for friendship Enjoys moves. nature, cooking, animals and camping BOX 26827 MAKE ME LAUGH AGAIN Female. late 50 s neve, manned attractive. witty and intelligent Looking for someone new with a good sense of humor. who enjoys going out to dinner. the theater and going for walks Seeking a reliable. trust- worthy personfor friendship and possible relationship BOX 17676 LIMITED TIME ONLY 39 yr old, 6. 200 Ib. divorced white mak: who enjoys camping. fishing, long walks, golf, moves, reading. music, animals. chil- dren and more. Seeking a female, with sim- ilar interests. for friendship and possible relationship. BOX 20396 JUST THE BASICS... 24 yr old. 510-. 155 It, white male with brown hair and eyes. looking for a female who likes holing motorcycles. movies, long walks and more. BOX 20567 TAKING A BIG CHANCE! 31 yr old. 5 7- 145 lb. while male new to area looking for an attached female. not into head games. knows what she wants ands willing to take chances BOX 33214 SOUND GOOD TO YOU? 38 yr old. 5 7- 175 Ib. separated father of two with brown hair and eyes, likes camp - Ithe outdoors and everything life has to oSeeking an attractive. slim female. 25 to 38. for friendship and possibly more. BOX 33544 THE FUN BEGINS Two 22 year old single. fit white attractive malesone is 5 10 160 Ibis and the other is 6. 18C lbs Both enjoy dancing and long wales Looking for two single while females with a sense of humor and like working out Watt to go places and have tun. calf BOX 26836 ,,my Career Path ...but m y love life t was on a 1 had no interest in meeting people in bars and no time to look elsewhere. That's why 1 placed a free ad in the �H personals. I met some really neat, decent guys, but this one guy. ..WOW! %'hat can I say? Thanks to the personals my love hfe's back on track." SEARCHING 4 MY QUEEN 38 yr old. 58 . medium cult single. Mack male Enjoys walking on the beach, fitness. movies, cuddling and quiet times. Seeking a full figured female. 22 to 32, with similar interests for a long term relationship Race does not matter BOX 11063 REV MY ENGINE 31 yr old male 5 5- with brown hair and brown eyes Enjoys cars BOX 11156 HERE FOR YOU Single. 43 yr old male. 58-. 170 tbs. non smoker, social drinker Enjoys music. the outdoors, cards and bowling Seeking a female with similar interests BOX 11209 STARS AND SUNSETS Male enjoys long walks, stars and sunsets. Seeking a female who is fun, outgoing and knows how to have a good time Blondes are preferred. BOX 11248 GIVE ME A CALL 34 yr M. white male. 5 5-. 157 lbs, attrac- tive and tit. Seeking a temale for discreet encounters. Must be discreet BOX 11251 SUCCESSFUL SCORPIO 32 yr old. attractive charismatic. Scorpio. iomres fun living female for compamon- ,nrp BOX 13010 BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 35 yr old. married male, 5 10". 180 Ips. Enjoys boat% long wal candlelight and soft music Looking for a discreet encounter with another manned female. BOX 13074 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. YOU WON'T BE SORRY! 23 yr old. 6'. bl curious make, college stu- dent. masculine. attractive with blonde her and clue eyll straight acing. seeking another masculine. straight acting, to cun- ous anal@. IS to 24. lir friendship and pos- sibly mite. BOX 12709 A FEW GOOD NEN... Marred couple, in 40 s. looking lir a We, 18 and over. W a possible encounter. BOX 20298 FANTASYISLAND 34 r old. 5'6-. 160 lb. tan male with hazel eyes and dark hair is seeking a male between 18 and 25 yrs old for decrete encounters or for a first lime fantasy BOX •0961 SPECIAL REQUEST... BOX 26805 26 yr M. 5 9 . 180 0, -we rrhak looking lir an attractive fernale for casual encoun- SEEKING SAME 26 yr old ftmaw clear and white 5 4'. 160r or. ater, dining out, sea markets, day trips. Sporty. sweet. srhgle while mom. 39, longlers Attractive. 22 yt old. of curious male. 6'. lbs maned and looking to be Doer euro -To AREA MAN 5*9% 175 lb�ryMmale. n mid 40's. down place your EE I 65 lbs Seek ng she sore. 18 to 23. lir bonaiky and physically involved with a drug. ng. ong wets. spoiling women and to earth. hot no the bar scone and does !nerdswp and or= encounters Must disease tree and attractive maks. wows 18 yr old male with brown fair and green seeking a fe"wk, 16 ro .for ensu- Oi4Cf0 a gentleman. Looking for a woman who is o� minded and care free. lir friendship be dtscreel and MO sports and the out. cologne and knows what no wants cul O:1-800-662-8423 sports. the outdoors. cuddwng and hole" n assof ured. n0 tion assured. iiOX 1 1 doors. 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Italian widower, brown oyes. whoa hair. looking for a IovMy, peleo widow. 60 to 70. who is not into jw Nonan preferredaafian a plus.! Bit 4 GOOD i BAD TONES 61", 225 Ib. divorced mak with dark hair and blue eyes,. employed, active and f0. h kas sports, fogging. dancing, mows, ramanec tines waft and bats Look - ng for a female, 30 to 40, for friendsrp and Possible relationship. BOX 14463 LIKESTHE EXTREME Attractive. white. professional male. 511", 190 lbs, bred d materialistic females, look- ing lir an atraclive, fit female to share good. times with. Ehe outdoors, calrpIII dlsncng. 9&d , live music, paradnrng and more.16445 BEST FRIEND SOUGHT employed to share the many flys We dors. JUST FOR LOTS OF FUN WISHFUL THON(ING... 67. 200 0. black male is looking or a ds- cxoet relationship with a kemele or a Whole couple. 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BOX 18795 HEY GIRLS!! 29 yr old, bl curious, white female. long blonde hair and green eyes. 56_ 120 tbs. tun to be with Seeking other girts who warn So got together BOX 18947 EARLY All COUPLE Clear and attractive she s 42. 5 T. brown her, green eyes, hes 45. 510'. brown hair and eyes Both are interested on meeting a single ostrde�and relationship BOX 26862 NEED DISCRETION! 5'7-. 120 Ib. aRrectrve. kfmab. 26, search- nq kx a slim. attractive. hunnrre female Lir having fun, the bars. outdoors. silting at home watrYnng movies and more BOX 33092 COMPLETE DISCRETION Aaracbve, large sized lady seeking a com- pote rWtanshp with ■ non mastuine IN. Enjoy reeding, what "rtrrvr�g and wa ks Sense d humor is a nnusf. 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