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Tuesday, August 25, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 36 pages
Smoke detectors save'.2a'."
Benefit set for
family burned
out of home
By Susan oweIU d
Blake Purdy
Staff Writer & News Editor
AJAX — Smoke de-
tectors are credited with
saving the life of a sin-
gle mom and her friend
burned out of her Ajax
home on the weekend.
As a result of the
tragedy, a fund-raising
drive is under way to
help Kerstin Kopp and
her two young daughters
who lost almost every-
thing when a blaze
ripped through their
rented (vers Court town-
house early Saturday.
"There's absolutely
nothing left:" says Ms.
Kopp. 32, who was
sleeping upstairs when
her friend Paul Denier
awoke to the sound of a
smoke detector around
4:40 a.m.
"The corner of the
house was on fire;' she
says, adding they, man-
aged to escape just mo-
ments before the "whole
place was engulfed in
flames. "It was just a
matter of seconds and
we would have been
toast.
"My daughters were
with their dad this week-
end. Thank God"
Michelle, 10, and her
sister Nicolle, who'll be
nine on Wednesday, are
now staying with an
aunt in Stouffville.
"They don't know the
full extent of everything
yet;" Ms. Kopp says.
The family, who were
only able to salvage a
few items of clothing
from their home. had no
content insurance. And,
Ms. Kopp adds they
were still searching for
one of their three cats on
Monday.
"We have two people
who are alive today be-
cause thev had working
smoke alarms," says
Thom Evered, fire pre-
vention officer for Ajax
Fire and Emergency
Services. -If there had-
n't been working smoke
alarms, we would have
had two fatalities.
"It's important for
people to have and
maintain their smoke
alarms." Mr. Evered
stresses. "The Ontario
Fire Code and the Town
of Ajax require smoke
alarms be provided on
every level of a
dwelling" as the Kopps'
townhouse was
equipped.
He reports there was
"extensive fire damage
throughout the
dwelling" at 53 Ivers
Crt. in the River Breeze
Town Homes owned by
the Ajax Municipal
Housing Corporation.
Total damage is esti-
mated at $170,000 —
$135,000 to the two-
storey dwelling and
pbete by .lmm Uebfeytx
Kerstin Kopp holds a photograph of one of her daughters, one of few items salvaged
from her home yesterday after a fire gutted their Ajax townhouse early Saturday.
Helping the single mother of two recover some personal belongings are, from left,
her brother Thomas Kopp, friend Paul Denier and brother Peter Kopp. A fund-rais-
er is being organized to help the family.
$35,000 to the contents.
Mr. Evered blames
the blaze, which began
in the main -floor living
room, on careless smok-
ing. He says the inferno
was under control with-
in 10 minutes after fire-
fighters and four
pumper trucks arrived
on the scene.
No one was injured.
Linda Dalton, a long-
time friend who has
known Ms. Kopp since
high school, is organiz-
ing a fund-raising dinner
and dance this weekend
to help the family.
The event will be
held at Oshawa's St.
Philip's Catholic
Church, 1314 Oxford
St., from 7 p.m. to 1
a.m. on Saturday. Tick-
ets are $10 and can be
picked up at the door or
reserved by calling 571-
7223 or 571-3097.
Donations can also
be dropped off at the
church on Saturday after
12 p.m.
Welfare
rolls drop
as people
find jobs
Fewer area residents are getting so-
cial assistance, which is good news
for taxpayers picking up the welfare
i tab.
In Durham Region, almost $15
million less will he spent on wellarc
this year than in 1996. Province -wide,
j the Ontario government has saved
about $2.8 billion over the past two
iyears in welfare payments.
A published report cites as major
reasons for the decrease the declining
caseload and the 21.6 -per cent cut in
welfare rates the provincial govern-
ment imposed shortly after it way:
elected.
Paul Cloutier, income support divi-
sion administrator for Durham, says
$49 million is earmarked for welfare
this year in the region, down from
$63.4 million in 1996.
The Province pays 80 per cent of
social assistance costs and the munic-
ipalities 20 per cent. The two levels of
government split the administrative
costs 50-50.
The Province estimates total sav-
ings in Durham Region of more than
$81 million below 1995-96 levels in
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Durham welfare rolls on decline
DURHAM/ From Page 1
1996-97 and $112 million below 1995-
96 levels in 1997-98.
"There are a couple of reasons for
the decrease:' says Mr. Cloutier, who
believes the big reason for the drop is
that more people are finding work and
have stopped collecting welfare.
"Our belief is the better economv in
general. plus seasonal work. People
want to work"
The improving job picture has also
been cited for the shrinking welfare
rolls by Communit,. and Social Ser-
vices Minister Janet Ecker. "The stats
show people are moving off welfare
for jobs and income -related reasons."
As Mr. Cloutier points out. "There
are fewer people on assistance and the
cumulative effect is lower spending on
benefits to clients."
in Jul,.. 25.724 people received so-
cial assistance in Durham, down from
the June total of 26.373. In July of last
year. 29,510 individuals collected so-
cial assistance.
Aside from a better economv, Mr.
Cloutier notes. "Legislative changes
have led to the decline. There are reg-
ulatory changes and the legislation
changed that resulted in different eligi-
bility requirements, and certain items
not provided for that were provided to
the past"
The biggest change has been the in-
troduction of Ontario Works. Work-
fare, as it's often called, has three com-
ponents — one to give welfare recipi-
ents the employment supports or train-
ing necessar% to land work, employ-
ment placement where a person on so-
cial assistance is found a job and com-
JANET ECKER
Better economy, welfare reforms
munity placement where people per-
form volunteer work in exchange for
we I fare.
The government's premise is to get
people off welfare and into paid work
in as short a time as possible.
"The biggest change with Ontario
Works is there's more money available
to us around employment pro-
grammes, but we have to serve a larg-
er number than in the past;" Mr.
Cloutier says.
"Some people in community place-
ment have found employment. We're
starting to see results coming to the
front. We hope the success stories con-
tinue"
Provincially, more than 11,200 peo-
ple stopped receiving social assistance
last month, bringing the total to
294,000 individuals who have dropped
off assistance rolls since the Progres-
sive Conservatives were elected in
BACK T
June of 1995. There were 722.029 On-
tarians receiving assistance last month.
At a press conference at Union Sta-
tion announcing the decrease, Ms.
Ecker said, "We could fill almost 20X1
GO trains with the number of people
Mio have stopped relying on welfare
.ince this government was elected.
This is proof that the province's im-
proving economy and our welfare re-
forms are producing results:'
More than 363,000 new jobs have
been created since 1995.
Another change in Ontario Works it
the elimination of the $37 monthly al:
lowance that pregnant welfare recipi'
ents could collect for six months. Pre
mier Mike Harris created a controver-
sy when he said the allowance was
being cancelled because women were
using it to buy beer. He apologized for
the comment, but didn't cancel the al-
lowance cut.
Last week, Ms. Ecker met with mu-
nicipal officials to discuss Ontario
Works. A document prepared for 13 re-
gional chairmen, including Durham's,
claimed the programme isn't working
as it's plagued with red tape and tech-
nical problems.
"The cumulative effect of the
changes may result in the opposite out-
come from that intended in this legis-
lation;" the report noted. "More effort
and energy will be expended on deter-
mining eligibility and less time and
fewer resources will be available to de-
liver the employment aspect of the On-
tario Works programme"
Ms. Ecker says changes to the pro-
gramme will be made that improve the
efficiency, but the overall thrust of it
won't change.
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Civic leaders save AMO amino for Province
GIVE VALUE TO TAXPAYERS, LOCAL MUNICIPAL POLITICIANS TOLD AT AMO CONVENTION IN TORONTO
Staff Writer
Municipal leaders are
being urged to redefine the
meaning of value to ensure
taxpayers and residents "walk
away with a good feeling"
after dealing with their town
or city hall.
But, provincial officials
may not "walk away with a
good feeling" when civic
politicians are expected to
grill them today.
In the past, value has been
based on cost,
performance/quality and ser-
vice, motivational and leader-
ship speaker Alan Simmons
told civic leaders Monday at
the Association of Municipal-
ities of Ontario (AMO) annu-
al conference at the Royal
York Hotel in Toronto.
But Mr. Simmons believes
a trend is developing that
adds another dimension to the
meaning of value. "It's a feel-
ing issue;' he said in a semi-
nar entitled 'Now What? A
Hands On Experience for
Elected Officials on Leading
Change'.
He urged municipal lead-
ers to consider how residents
feel after attending a council
rneeting or visiting their town
hall to pay their taxes.
Mr. Simmons also encour-
aged those in attendance to
identify their personal values
and to "measure your behav-
iour daily based on your val-
ues." He believes "people
who are truly leaders" will
use those values as a "filter"
in making all decisions and
WAYNE ARTHURS
Politicians must `reflect on
the principles and values
you bring to your
community.'
must decide if those decisions
"serve (a municipality's) val-
ues."
And because 'Vere is al-
ways more than one right an-
swer", Mr. Simmons urged
municipal leaders to listen to
all views, even if they come
from someone they don't like.
-True leaders...are willing to
say, 'These arc my values. I
do not ask them to be yours"'
Further, leaders must have
a "clearly-defined mission;'
maintained Mr. Simmons. "if
you don't know where you're
going, why should (people)
follow your'
Pickering Mayor Wayne
Arthur% found the seminar in-
formative, encouraging lead-
ers to "reflect on the princi-
ples and values you bring to
your community"
More than 1,2(X) rnunici-
Trucker found dead
AJAX — Police do not suspect foul
play in the death of a truck driver found
yesterday morning in his transport
parked outside an Ajax doughnut shop.
Durham Regional Police discovered
the body of the 33 -year-old man laying
on a bed in the sleeping area of the
truck, found with its engine running near
Harwood Avenue and Station Street.
Tire vehicle had been parked there
since Sunday afternoon, police said.
An autopsy would be performed on
the man, who worked for a Winnipeg
firm and whose parents live in Ajax.
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Sears regrets any inconvenience
may have caused our custorndrs.
pal officials are to attend this
year's annual conference,
which got under way Sunday
and wraps up Wednesday.
This year's theme is Moving
at the Speed of Change and
features sessions and work-
shops on many areas of mu-
nicipal policy that have been
affected by shifts in provin-
cial government policy direc-
tions.
There will be workshops
on such issues as recycling,
councillor remuneration,
property assessment, labour
relations and electricity re-
structuring.
Meanwhile, Durham Re-
gion chairman Roger Ander-
son served as chairman of a
seminar entitled 'Land Am-
bulance: Exploring the Op-
tions' at the conference on
Monday. Tile session focused
on the issues and experiences
of municipalities trying to
move forward on this new re-
sponsibility.
Mr. Anderson is looking
forward to talking today to
provincial ministers. "I want
them to justify their numbers
(on downloading costs) and
promise they are accurate and
won't be more than they say.
We know literally nothing
about ambulance services and
we are depending solely on
the Province to tell us how
much it will cost. It will have
a major impact on residents if
those numbers are wrong:'
Several Durham politi-
cians will speak with minis-
ters. "It's an opportunity for
(Durham) Council to contin-
•
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ROGER ANDERSON
'I want (provincial officials)
to justify their numbers (on
downloading costs) and
promise they're accurate.'
ue to get the message to the
Province that we're doing our
work;' Mr. Anderson told the
News Advertiser.
At the same time, "we can
push forward items on our
agenda," including Highways
401 and 407 and the Region's
interest in hosting the Canada
Games.
While "harsh words have
been exchanged" between the
Region and area MPP%, the
Province recently gave
Durham S4.3 million to help
with infrastructure costs and
the hefty bill from the Guy
Paul Monn wrongful convic-
tion inquiry.
" rhat helps the residents
of Durham:* noted Mr. An-
derson, who believes it's im-
portant that minister, hear
from area politicians. -We
have to take advantage ( of the
AMO conference) and get to
as many ministers as possible
so they don't forget about
Durham."
Premier Mike Harris was
invited to speak at the confer-
ence Wednesday, but Mr. An-
derson expects Finance Min-
ister Ernie Eves will talk in-
stead.
You are invited to
an orientation at
Durham College.
Attention students, parents and/or spouses! Get to
know your college at an orientation held at Durham
College, Gordon Willey Building, in the Market
Place Cafe, on Saturday, August 29, 1998 at 9.00
am dill 1.00 pm. Come meet the president, take a
campus tour and get lots of useful information.
In order to plan for this event, we would like you to
RSVP to (905) 721-3111 ext. 2321 and lave a message
with the following information: your name, your col-
lege program and the number of people attending,
including yourself.
AB attending are invited to a
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Woman makes a difference
at orphanage in Guyana
By Unda White
Staff Writer
PICKERING — A
young Pickenng woman who
has spent much of the last
year at the helm of an or-
phanage in Guyana vows to
remain there until she brings
about permanent changes
that will make a difference in
the lives of children.
" 1 want to see laws to pro-
tect children's rights." says
Michelle Goffin, �24. "'Ihev
shouldn't be sentenced to life
in an institution:'
She point_% to parents who
refuse to sign papers to allow
a child to he adopted but
leave them in an orphanage
until "they want them back
when thev're 13 or older so
they can work for them:' ex-
plains Ms. Goffin.
And even if parents agree
to give their children up for
adoption, it can take two to
three year. before Arrange-
ments are finalized. However.
babies have been purchased
within a matter of days, Ms.
Goffin reports.
"If there was a single, sim-
ple process, there wouldn't
be an-, need to abuse the sys-
tem:' maintains Ms. Goffin,
who has been working with
the government in an attempt
to bring about change but
finds the process "time-con-
suming and frustrating".
Ms. Goffin, who attended
Rosebank Road Public
School and graduated from
Dunbarton High School, first
went to Guyana in 1995 on a co-op
placement from the University of
Waterloo. The biochemistry student
was working at a hospital in George-
town when she learned of the or-
phanage.
Following graduation, Ms. Goffin
spent the summer of 1997 raising
funds and collecting toys for the or-
phanage. That fall, she returned to
Georgetown to begin a two-year
placement with the Red Cross. She
developed community health, safety
and women's programmes and deliv-
ered them to outlying rural commu-
nities.
When the Red Cross began re-
structuring Convalescent Home, an
orphanage for children aged under
five years, it appointed Ms. Goffin
administrator and in Janizary she
began the task of changing the way
boot children and staff were treated.
Many children went to the home
after being hospitalized for maLzutri-
tion. And though "they were kept
clean and well fed...they were left in
dark dormitories all day," notes Ms.
Goffin. "Ibey had no toys and
PW& by Am*m hm#WW
Dunbarton High School graduate Michelle Goffin is visiting family and friends in Picker-
ing and hopes to raise money for an orphanage in Guyana which she has been running
since January.
weren't shown any affection:'
Indeed, workers at the home were
fired if seen showing affection to the
children. Now, that's considered part
of their duties.
Ms. Goffin focused on making
changes from the bottom up. Under
restructuring, staff were given a raise
from $30 a month to $75 a month,
and had their schedules reduced
from a six-day work week to five
days.
Early childhood education stu-
dents from Toronto's Ryerson Poly-
technic University were brought in to
help teach staff how to play with
children and seminars reinforced the
notion that "staff are the most wgxw-
tant people in these children's lives,"
says Ms. Goffin, who earns just $200
(Canadian) a month.
" Iiuey've lived up to the chal-
lenge and built up their self-confi-
dence and self-respect," she says of
staff, many of whom voluntarily take
children home for weekends.
In= shows it's not just a job for
them," believes Ms. Goffin, who has
also arranged for two ongoing four-
month co-op placements for students
Howyou can help
O Call Michelle Goffin in Pickering at 509-2012 until Sept 11.
❑ After that, e-mail her at redcross®sdnp.org.gy.
O Write to Guyana Red Cross Society, P.O. Box 10524, Eve Leary,
Kingston, Georgetown, Guyana, South America.
O Phone 011 592 2 60384 or fax 011 592 2 77099.
O .x
nn the University of Water -
41
She is proud to show the
rphanage to visitors. "Tho
id. are happy and full of life
nd clever. No one feels sad
,r the kids when they visit.
not heartbreaking to go
.nere...
Nt,, Goffin plans to intro}
:uce :i day-care programme
,it the home beginning this
ell
to help working parents
-Nc tter cope with financial
hallenges. She is also work-
ing on counselling pro-
�_T;immes for parents, with in-
�truction on such issues as
birth control and finding em-
ployment.
'lite orphanage is really
nice, but it's not a solution:'
explains Ms. Goffin, who be-
lieves education is the key to
breaking the cycle of parent_%
abandoning children.
Indeed, she encourages
parents of children in the
home to visit regularly. "Tbe
best place for any child is
with the mother, or the father
if he's in the picaue:' main-
tains Ms. Goffin, who recently re-
turned to her parents' home in Pick-
ering for a month-long visit.
(She plans to return home and
earn a Masters in Business Adminis-
tration after spending two years at
the orphanage.)
While here, Ms. Goffin will meet
with the honourary consul for
Guyana in a bid to contact Guyanese
groups and arrange for donations to
be sent to the Red Cross m their na-
tive country.
"lire Guyanese know what it's
like there, says Ms. Goffin. "At the
Red Cross, were acco mtable for all
the money we receive, so they know
it won't be spent on $100 running
shoes $
For more information on the or-
phanage and how you can help, can
Ms. Goffin in Pickering at 509-2012
until Sept. 11. After that, you can e-
mail her at redcross@sdup.org.gy;
write to Guyana Red Cross Society,
P.O. Box 10524, Eve,
Kingston, Georgetown, Guyana,
South America; phone 011 592 2
60384 or fax 011 592 2 77099.
Community
news in Ajax
and Pickering
New boss
for teachers'
union
The former head of the On-
tario Public School Teachers'
Federation (OPSTF) has been
elected president of the
newly -formed Elementary
Teachers' Federation of On-
tario (ETFO).
Phyllis Benedict beat
Durham educator Maret
Sadem-Thompson and Huron
teacher Florence Keillor for
the leadership of the new
union at the federation's first
annual meeting in Toronto this
past week.
Ms. Sadem-Thompson,
former president of the Feder-
ation of Women Teachers' As-
sociations of Ontario
(F10 -MAO), declined a request
for an interview.
The 70.000 -member feder-
ation replaces OPSTF and
FWTAO.
Auto shops
urged to put
brakes on
emissions
Auto repair shops in Durham
Region are being invited to oper-
ate a Drive Clean testing loca-
tion.
Drive Clean is a provincial
programme designed to reduce
smog -causing pollutants from
cats, trucks and buses. Mandato-
ry emission testing, due to start
in April in the Greater Toronto
Area (GTA) and Hamilton -
Wentworth, will be required
every two years and will cost a
maximum of $30 per vehicle.
Businesses and individuals
can send an "expression of inter-
est" to the Environment Min-
istry if they want to be accredit-
ed as Drive Clean facilities.
In April, cars and light-duty
vehicles over three years old will
be required to be tested. Manda-
tory testing of heavy-duty trucks
and buses will start later in 1999.
Once Drive Clean is estab-
lished in the GTA, it will be ex-
panded to 13 other urban areas
by January 2001.
To obtain an "expression of
interest" form for a light-duty fa-
cility, contact Public Infmaa-
tion Centre, Ministry of the En-
vironment, 135 St. Clair Ave.
W., Toronto, ON M4V 1P5 or
call 1-800.565-492.3 or 1-416-
325-4000 or fax 416.325-3159.
The form is also available on the
ministry web site,
www.ene.govon.ca. Specify test
only or test ar.d repair on the
form.
Students
to hit the
new books
By Susan O'Neill j
Staff Writer 11
Roughly 3.2 million new
textbooks are on their way to
Durham's elementary class-
rooms for the start of the
coming school year as the
Province implements the
first phase of its investment
in learning materials.
"New textbooks and
classroom learning materials
are one of the best invest-
ments we can make in our
children's learning;' Educa-
tion and Training Minister
Dave Johnson said at a
Toronto news conference
Friday. "Students will start
the school year with the ben-
efit of textbooks that support
the challenging new provin-
cial curriculums for mathe-
matics, language and sci-
ence and technology."
The purchase of the 3.2
million texts marks the first
phase of the government's
SlWmillion textbook in-
vestment announced in the
May 5 Ontario budget. `
The government gave
teachers two weeks in June
to select and order books
from a ministry -approved
list. And while educators
welco rnW the funding, the
Provirx:e's tight time frame
sparked complaints.
In Durham, the public
board will receive $2 million
worth of new textbooks in
the coming weeks, while the
separate board will get $1
million worth of new learn-
ing materials.
Durham Catholic District
School Board director Grant
Andrews Aid in a recent
memo to staff, "Iliese new
resources should be valuable
in our continuing implemen-
tation of the language and
mathematics curriculum
documents:
He notes the board will
use its next funding install-
ment to purchase texts to
support the new science and
technology components of
the curriculum.
School boards are ex-
pected to receive more fund-
ing for additional learning
materials this fall. The next
phase will focus on kinder-
garten learning materials,
and science equipment and
sttitware for older elemen-
tary students. That material
is to be delivered to boards
by Ch istrnas.
The ministry reports the
new texts are being supplied
by 15 Canadian publishers.
"I'm delighted to see that
these textbooks are on their
way to Ontario's classrooms
to help give our students ac-
cess to the very latest infor-
mation and knowledge;' Mr.
Johnson said. "It is an in-
vestment in quality educa-
tion that will benefit our stu-
dents starting in September
and for years to come"
THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1998 - PAGE 5
Excess nuclear tritium in
sewage system
By Marianne Takacs
Staff Writer
PICKERING — Staff'
at the Pickering nuclear sta-
tion are trying to find the
source of excess radioactive
tritium which has been
flowing from the plant into
the town's sewer system.
The increase was first
detected near the end of
June and reached 33,300
Becquerels per litre by the
beginning of August. The
normal level of tritium in
sewage collected from the
plant is 4,500 Bq/I. Howev-
er, the higher level is still
well below the 555 million
Bq/l limit set for the Picker-
ing station by the Atomic
Energy Control Board.
"The tritium emission is
still well below our regula-
tory limit:' station superin-
tendent of environmental
services Laurie Swami told
the Region's Durham Nu-
clear Health Committee
Friday. But that doesn't
mean it will be ignored, she
added. "There's clearly a
steep increase. Clearly we
have to stop this problem:'
According to Ms.
Swami, the excess tritium
was discovered during rou-
tine testing of the sewage
water flow from the plant.
It's sampled every 15 min-
utes, with readings taken
from the samples once a
day and the samples ana-
Radioactive tritium has been flowing from the Pickering nu-
clear station into the local sewage system.But. the emission
is 'still well below our regulatory limit', says a plant
spokesman.
lyzed once a week.
Sewage from the nuclear
station flows into the town
sewage system, which car-
ries it to the Duffins Creek
Water Pollution Control
Plant in Pickering, where
sewage is treated before
being released into Lake
Ontario. Tritium is not re-
moved at the water plant,
but because the nuclear sta-
tion sewage has been mixed
with other sewage, the tri-
tium coming from the sta-
tion would be significantly
diluted before being re-
leased into the lake.
The tritium contamina-
tion has been tracked back
to a sump (a concrete, un-
derground tank into which
sewage drains) in the base-
ment of the Unit I turbine
on the 'A' side of the sta-
tion. Readings of tritium in
sewage from the 'A' side
reached as high as 37.(X)n
Bq/l. However, exactly
where the tritium is coming
from into the sump has not
been determined.
Ms. Swami said six pos-
sible sources were identi
fied and then eliminated,
and two more are currently
being investigated. though
they are considered unlike-
ly.
..All of this is beneath
the floor. It's making all
this very difficult"
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The next step. she said,
will he to open up the floor
to actually go into the sump
to investigate.
Ms. Swami said there is
a possibility the problem
could he linked to the indef-
inite shutdown by Hydro of
the four reactor's on the 'A'
side of the Pickering sta-
tion.
The Environment Min-
istry, Health Ministry.
AECB and municipal au-
thorities were all verbally
notified of the situation.
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OPINION
EDITORIAL
'OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS
Leach must
have ammo
to answer AMO
When Al Leach. Minister of Municipal Affairs, makes
his annual speech to municipal representatives at the Asso-
ciation of Municipalities of Ontario Tuesday, he'd better
have some answers.
Number one on the question list from the hundreds of
politicians from across the province will he why the inter-
minable delays in completing assessment work and passing
w
on the numbers to municipalities, h ch were waiting to
send out property tax hills.
Never have municipal budgets been so delayed with mu-
nicipalities forced to borrow money to meet payrolls and
continue operations. That money will have to he paid hack
with interest of course — out of the taxpayers' pockets.
Certainly, updated fair market value assessment was nec-
cssan but surely the system should have or could have been
phased in over a two-year period — in other words, get the
assessment done this year, hill the property owner appro-
priately next year.
In any case, the Province was slow to respond to con-
cerns raised by municipal representatives.
Mr. Leach must also explain how a revenue neutral pol-
icy. which all downloading was purported to be, can leave
municipal governments with far less money than they had
before.
Why are tax increases of 10 per cent and more needed if
the whole ex —iti c e w d be
News
A D V E R T I S E R
THE CROSSING GUARD
LETTERS
OUR READERS' VIEWS ON THE NEWS
they seldom attend the Senate
Senate a luxury hearings, and those who do,
want an extra $160 on top of
Canada can no their salary for every time
they show up.
longer afford Presently, senators ap-
pointed prior to 1965 are
c ati suppose to revenue neutral.
When taxes have been frozen locally for six straight years,
To the editor:
members of the Senate for
surely cities, towns and regions are doing the right thing in
Why do we have Senators?
I understand they represent "a
life; senators appointed after
1965 may hold office until
keeping spending in line. The increase can only come,
second opinion". OK, why do
they reach age 75.
largely because of provincial tinkering.
we need 104 senators at a
If Canada needs senators
Yes. Durham municipalities and the Region itself have
yearly tax drain of approxi-
(but certainly not 104, or even
been given some money by the Province to help offset
mately $600 million in
half), they should be elected
downloading, but it's clearly not enough. Mr. Leach must
salaries plus other expenses
for a four- or five-year term
promise to assure municipalities the system will be tinkered
and benefits?
like Members of Parliament.
with so that it's fair to both levels of government and to the
Senator Michel Cogger (a
This way they would not de -
taxpayer. Clearly, something is not quite right when double-
friend of former Prime Minis-
velop a total disregard toward
digit tax increases are dumped on homeowners in a time of
ter Brian Mulroney) pocketed
taxpayers, unlike the recent
very low single -digit inflation.
$212,000 in bribes and was
senator spending the last
While most of the damage, so to speak, has been done
only fined $3,000 for his
seven years in Mexico. Isn't it
regarding changes at the municipal level, the Province
crime (it appears crime does
odd, our MPs say we can not
could well come up with demands for more amalgamation
Pay!), but still keeps his Sen-
afford to give our poor low -
among municipalities. If Metro Toronto's six municipalities
ate seat. Is bribery not a crim-
paid soldiers a raise, but our
could be caught by surprise a few years ago, why not other
inal offence? Is it legal to
MPs give themselves a 10 -per
towns and cities across the province? Certainly municipal
have criminals in the Senate?
cent raise to boost their salary
leaders will want to be in on any changes suggested by the
Senator Gigantes (appointed
to $115,000, ($23,000 tax
Province.
by Pierre Trudeau) com-
free) for the lowest paid (plus
With all the bickering about provincial downloading and
plained in the press that his
free travel plus other benefits,
changes made by the Harris government, the next few days
salary of $75,000 (part of
plus $12,000 yearly for hous-
would seem to be the best opportunity politicians will have
which is tax free plus free
travel and other perks) is not
ing allowance). Cabinet min -
isters' salaries, of course, are
to put pressure on the Province. They'll have to take a num-
enough (why does he not quit
much higher. Not to be out-
ber because the lineup will be long but it will be worth it —
and find a better job?). His 14
done, our senators gave them -
taxpayers are counting on it.
years in the Senate has cost
selves a raise as well.
To respond to this editorial call
qnfbso� Infosource 683-7040 dial
taxpayers $5.7 million so far.
Many Canadians feel. we
Olga Strelzowa,
at and 5112
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Teachers should
save their fight
for the election
Here we go again.
The beginning of another school year and vet an-
other teachers' strike is on the horizon. And while
news of a strike by public high school teachers mai
be welcomed by some students eager to stretch out
summer vacation, it's hard to imagine that it's good
for anyone in the long run.
Certainly the strike comes as no surprise. as
teachers began hinting weeks ago that something
would have to go. We heard threats that extra-cumc-
ular activities at schools would be a thing of the past
as teachers had to contend with less time to prepare
for classes, mark tests and consult with parents as
provincial legislation forced them to squeeze more
teaching time in a day.
As someone who enjoyed numerous extracurric-
ular activities throughout high school, I know just
how much those activities would be missed and how
their absence would undoubtedly change a school's
atmosphere.
And for those teachers who have given up count-
less hours to make school a better place for all — not
just those academically inclined — even the threat to
pull extra -curricular activities couldn't have come
easily.
At a recent high school reunion here in Durham,
I was able to tell some of my former teachers how
much those activities meant to me. I wasn't surprised
to learn that, two decades or so later, those vers
teachers continue to run student councils, coach
sports teams and organize a host of other events to
help make life more meaningful and/or enjoyable for
dozens of students.
Still, as summer stretches on and vacationing
teachers aren't yet ready to set up pickets, there is a
perception that many of them still have it pretty easy.
particularly those who don't give up untold hours —
on school days and weekends — for extra -auricular
activities.
I've heard many people say they would work
longer days if they could have a couple of months off
each summer and lengthy vacaoions throughout the
year. And before teachers get on the defensive, that
doesn't mean the stresses of teaching are being over-
looked. It may mean, however, that taxpayers recog-
nize there are many other professions that are equal-
ly, if not more, stressful.
So it wouldn't come as a surprise if we didn't see
parents and students embrace the fight being staged
by teachers this fall, as many did less than one year
ago. As a reporter, I saw many people bring food and
walk picket lines with teachers as they jointly took a
stand against the Tories and Bill 160.
And so we are reminded that the classroorrt has
been a tumultuous place since the Progressive Con-
servatives tools power. In retrospect, the former New
Democratic Party's Social Contract didn't write
Close to causing the anger we have witnessed in the
past months.
Indeed, the provincial government is a tough ani-
mal to fight. But instead of taking it out on students
ready and willing to karn, perhaps teachers should
remember that they should brandish their gliatest
weapon not on opening day of school, but on election
day.
Linda White is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To
respond to this column call Infosource at 683-7040 and
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Qualifications are as follows:
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changes to the property assessment and taxation
4. Valid Class "G" driver's
Planning Deputme►f
system. The town is still awaiting the information
license;
1615 Dundas street Eau
necessary to establish the 1998 tax rates.
5. Minimum 18 yrs of a ge•
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whitby, of tano.
Due to these delays, final tax bills will be issued
Application forms can be
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mid to late September. The final two installments
will possibly be late October and late November.
will
obtained from the Human
Should yotl,ega:e sly it(awatial wilt
Resources Department, One
b Attsduart 2 n the Fdaft Nidal Plrh,
Taxpayers may make prepayments towards their
The Esplanade, Pickering and
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final 1998 taxes at any time.
must be completed and
��' or fel 613.276Q e1s°LS10" 2M or
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returned bSeptember 4, 1998
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Department at 905-420-4614.
to Valerie Jones, Employment
Taylor, AMCT, CMM
Finance Department
Services Coordinator.
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Children 55-18 $3 and Families $15.
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Time: '11:00 a.m.
Location: Diana, Princess of Wales Park
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0 Road Hockey
0 Kindergym activities for young children
* Bubble Blowing
* Art Activities
* Face Painting
0 Wheelchair Basketball
0 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
PRIZES to be WON at 11:00 A.M. — Enter on the day to WIN
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* Free Swimming Passes
* Free "Kindergym" Birthday Party
* Free "Moms and Teens" Fitness Classes for 6 weeks
* Free "Raptorball League" Program for 12 weeks
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Children 55-18 $3 and Families $15.
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photo by Ron Pietroniro
Members of Canadian Auto Workers Local 1090 picket at the Albis Canada Inc. facility on McKay Road
in Pickering. The workers have been on strike since Aug. 16.
Strike in second week at
Pickering plastics maker
PICKERING — Workers at Alhis Canada
Ltd. continue Ikea strike.
The job action. which began Aug. 10 at the
hlcKas Road facility, involves atx)ut N) employ-
ees workine three different shifts at the company,
which manufactures and markets a wide variety
of specialized and engineered plastics compounds
to the North American plastics processing indus-
try.
It's a wholly-owned subsidiary of Alhrs GmbH
of Hamburg. Germany, which has manufacturing,
distnbution and sales offices in the United States,
Germany, United kingdom, Europe and the Far
East.
Alhis Canada and Canadian Auto Workers
Local 1090 began contract discussions in late
May to renegotiate a collective agreement which
expired June 30. A final offer was presented to the
union bargaining committee Aug. 11, but rejected
by plant workers at a meeting of the local held
Aug. 16.
According to a media release from Albis, no
further discussions between the company and
union are currently planned.
This team was
on a]I
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Big Brotheirs in
Ajax -Pickering.
Most Ajax -Pickering residents work outside of the community. Since many
tend to make charitable donations through work, local charities often lose out.
So Lori Koeger and Lasia Bodnar pulled together a team of co-workers to bowl
in a fund-raising tournament for the Big Brothers association in their area.
Proceeds help cover the cost of matching boys from father -absent homes
with Big Brothers – men who spend time with them and provide support
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Tory leader hopefuls and
you invited to barbecue
PICKERING -- The Pickering -
Ajax -Uxbridge Federal Progressive
Conservative Riding Association
holds its annual barbecue this week.
All the candidates in the party's
federal leadership campaign have
been invited and may attend, associ-
ation president Takis Pappas says.
The harbecue's set for Thursday.
Aug. 27 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the
Claremont Community Centre, on
Old Brock Road.
Cost is $2 per person to cover the
price of food, drinks and entertain-
ment.
Everyone is welcome to attend the
event.
For more information call John
Spink at 427-1040 or Leanne Lewis
at 686-5504.
Wii.AT's HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING
TUESDAY, AUG. 25
GIRL GUIDES: The Girl Guides Dun-
barton District, which includes those
living in the area between Liverpool to
Fairport roads and Hwy. 401 to Finch
Avenue in Pickering, holds a registra-
tion session at Dunbarton-Fairport
United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd.
from 7 to 8 p.m. Registration is $30
and is open to girls between five and
18 years of age. 839-0920. (Dianne).
PICNIC: Community Connections, a
new group aimed bringing together
isolated people with others who share
their interests, holds a picnic from 2 to
6 p.m. at Kinsmen Heritage Centre,
120 Roberson Dr., Ajax. Rain or
shine. R.S.V.P. 426-7877 (Lynn).
PARENTS: A support group for par-
ents of kids involved in drug or alcohol
abuse, running away, dropping out of
school, crimes or parental abuse
meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15
p.m.
Call 1-800-488-5666 for location.
EUCHRE: Bid euchre night at the
Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606.
1555 Bayly St., Pickering, at 7:30 p.m.
839-2990.
SCOUTS: The 1st Dunbarton Scouts.
Cubs and Beavers and 3rd Company
Venturers hold a registration night for
the 1998/99 year from 8 to 9 p.m. in
the upper auditorium at Dunbarton-
Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbar -
ton Rd., Pickering. New leaders wel-
come in all sections. For more infor-
mation call Petra Munro at 831-2556.
OUTDOORS: The Durham-Pineridge
Outdoor Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at 44
William St. W., Oshawa (Cana Hall).
Fall schedule of outdoor activities,
sign up for some events. Guests wel-
come. Phone 420-4801 for more infor-
mation_
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26
MANAGEMENT: The Canadian Insti-
tute of Management, Durham branch,
holds an information and registration
night at Durham College, 2000 Sim-
coe St. N., Oshawa, Room C320.
from 6:30 to &30 p.m.
Lori, Lasia and fellow bowlers Joan Wylie, Fran Portener, Sheila Ormond,
Cathy Chiodo, Jackie D'Aguiar and Blake Butler work for Royal Bank in the Ajax -
Pickering area. They're just some of many Royal Bank staff across Canada who
take time out to help in their communities. And we'd just like to take this
opportunity to thank them for doing what they do.
If ou are interested in becoming u Big Brother,
U" encouragement. e oc c apter currently supports 42 Big Brother pairs, please call (905) 686-2871, ROYAL BANK
eight special "in -school" partnerships and has a wait -list of 16 boys. FINANCIAL GROUP
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TAP @ JAll @ BALLET e POINTE # STRETCH
KINDERDANCE @ AGES 3 TO ADULT s ADULT CLASSES
NEW THIS YEARACRO
• Recreationai classes
• Ballet Classes from
Pre -Primary to Advanced
• R.A.D. Ballet Exams
(Royal Academy of Dancing)
• Competitions in Canada
and United States
• Prnfmcc nn9l W—L—Knnc
• Competitive Classes
*SPECTACULAR Annual Show
• Summer School
• 3 Spacious Studios with
viewing windows
• All classes taught by
professionally Qualified
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Tammy Roberts -Award Winning Choreographer • R.A.D. • D M A. • A D.A.PT.
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Maria Lapman - B.A. (Hoes) • R A.D.
Shelley LePage - Ryerson Dance Graduate • R A.D.
Nicole Marchand - N C.C.P • Level 2 • Mens and Womens Gymnastics • Level 2 Trampoline
New Students Come Visit our Booth Aug. 26-29
Aug. 31 & Sept. 1 at the
6:00 pm - 9:30 pm or Pickering Town Centre
to register
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Pickcnn8 ckxx to d«x anal can
be contacird at 41&426-1489
Upper Level
xhibitors
1. Durham College,
Continuous Learning
2. FitClub/Amaze Zing
Parties & Play Centre
3. Legend Music Enterprises
4. Durham Dance Centre Inc.
5. Rising Sun Tae Kwon Do
6. O'Brien Dance Centre
7. The Canadian Centre for
Grappling Arts
8. Pickering School of Ballet
Dance Academy
9. Laurel Inc. Personal
Development & Modelling
Centre
10. Cynthia's Creative Dance
Arts
12. Jacquelines School of
Dance
13. Lauries Learn to Skate
14. O'Leary's School of Drama
15. Denise Lester Dance
Academy
16. Hasnem Tae Kwon Do
17. Pickering Village Dance
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21. K -Kid Trampoline &
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22. Pickering Horse Centre
23. Goodbodies Gym
24. Speech, Language &
Learning Centre
25. Colin James Tae Kwon Do
26. Barbizon/ICE Model Talent
Management
27. Pickering Metro East
Music Festival
28. Academy of Math &
Science
29. Sylvan Learning Centre
30. Durham West Girls Hockey
Association
31. Young Drivers of Canada
32. Kumon Canada Inc.
33. Town of Pickering
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The performances outlined on
this page will be in centre
court on the stage
• samm,, the bear mill be at the ma11
spreading cheer with the children
• Birthday Party Doug will be appearing
throughout the mall Wed., Thurs. &
Fri. as some of your favorite
characters to entertain the kid..
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28. 4:00, 6:00 & 8:00 P.M. at Booth *.!I
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Take the personal challenga towards excellence'
We are responsible for your mental growth & physical progress.
Hasnem The Kwon Do has one of the best
programs for children and adults in Canada.
Our program is vigorously designed in
conjunction with experts in the field of
education to provide social, physical,
emotional and attitudinal growth.
WHY TAE KWON DO INSTRUCTION
WILL BENEFIT YOUR CHILD
Hasnem Tac Kwon Do works hand in
hand with the child's school work.
providing improved self-discipline. self-
confidence, mental alertness and goal
setting skills.
Young people are taught through Hasnem
The K A on Do that through dedication and
intensnc work, all worthwhile goals in life
arc possible.
Parents have attributed our program with
their children's improved grades as a direct
result of the increased achievement
motivation. self-direction and confidence
provided by the program.
GOA 1, SETTING
It is important for each child to learn to
set short term and long term goals. Eycry
child's goal in TAF KIXON DO is BLACK
BELT. BLACK BELT is a symbol of
excellence and signifies dignity in the
martial arts. and an important tool for
instructors and parents to use for developing
desire. tenacity and for teaching the
importance of follow through in ever} goal.
EXAM EMPHASIS ON SCHOOL
ORK
All v oung people in the program are
required to bring copies of their grades from
school, complete parent/teacher intent to
promote forms, and complete exam
qualification forms prior to testing.
Instructors work hand in hand with school
teachers and parents to insure a well
balanced and focused child.
Our program taught by highly qualified
road map for a successful life. It was once
BLACK BELT instructors along with their
said, "if you fail to plan, you are planning to
assistants is designed to guide you toward
fail". On the road toward BLACK BELT,
greater self-confidence and discipline as
the student gains experience and a feeling i
you improve your balance, coordination and
of success by earning progressively higher
flexibility. Our program gradually guides
belt ranks.
you to improved cardiovascular fitness,
LEADERSHIP: As you work with your
muscle tone, flexibility, increased
fellow students you will develop t
confidence, mental discipline. self defense
communication skills. At the level of Red a
capabilities and much more. It is a fun way
Belt wu will he able to participate in our s
to get in shape and stay in shape.
leadership training program. s
INTRODUCTORY COURSE
ThC Il.i<nCm tic Kwon Do system sets
SELF DEFENSE: 1'� a �k ill learn
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effective, and powerful self defense skills as
well as fundamental attitudes appropriate to
those skills. The basic attitudes of a
successful martial artist (and a successful
person) are respect, self discipline, goal
setting and effective leadership.
DISCIPLINE.: Through martial arts
training, a student develops self-motivation
and stick-to-it-iveness (perseverance).
GOAL SETTING: This is a necessary
Choosing g the right
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experience. In this inst
Karen Brittain, O'Brien Dance Centre
Once again it's the season for
most parents to choose the right
activity for their child or children to
keep them busy through the winter
months. Sometimes that decision is
easy depending upon the age of the
child and his or her ability to help
make that decision. Then again,
some parents take control of their
child's extra curricular activities
with the hope the child will enjoy
and stick to the activity for the
duration of the investment. Whether
it be hockey, skating, gymnastics,
dance, music, swimming or drama
classes, certain stepping stones for
parents can be introduced to assist
in making their child's (and perhaps
the parents') adventure into the
unknown a positive and rewarding
defense use.
WHY HASNEM TAE KWON DO
Instructor Ato Mensah over the years has
nstructed over 3,000 students in his career.
He has been an integral force in the
promotion of intellectual and spiritual
knowledge of the Martial Arts Science for
he development of positive self-image. We
re confident and innovative as we strive to
timulate the drive and desire of our
tudents to achieve their goals. Our
program is unique in martial arts education.
General Information
At Hasnem Tae Kwon Do we are
esponsible for your mental growth and
hysical progress.
Hasnem Tae Kwon Do has one of the best
rograms for children and adults in Canada.
Our program is vigorously designed in
onjunction with experts in the field of
ducation to provide social, physical,
motional and attitudinal growth.
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Our Ladies Aerobic Kick defense techniques
Boxing provides improved- And it's the most fun way
self-discipline, self- to get in shape and stay in
confidence. mental alertness 'hape ever!
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The advantages of the Fitness magazine, Aerobic
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attainable goals. • Classes are for adults only - hick Bx
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It is ,;onsianlly I workout clothes and shoes ¢ You will find our classes
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stressed to all g and `tOTIVATION• The
students that Martial I uniforms involved V '
arts skills require No Physical contact Edge Everyone Needs To Succeed.
them never to he No experience required- We make learning FUN with
abusive or offensive everyone works at their own U superior instruction.
and are only for self (Pace WE ENERGIZE WITH
L• You'll learn important self- EXERCISE
activity for your child
ance I will
refer to the pre-school age and
dance lessons. My experience has
been in the dance business though I
can apply these stepping stones to
most activities. First, teaching
children three -to -six years of age is
a very different task than instructing
an older child. The preschool -aged
child is not as fully developed
mentally or physically, in most
cases, as the school -aged child.
Therefore, when interviewing a
prospective teacher for your young
child (if you have that opportunity),
ensure he/she is willing to give a
greater degree of patience. gentle
discipline and sincerely cares about
each student's progress. Be willing
to realize that your child's progress
and success is not always a matter
of actually learning to skip or
combine steps (in other activities -
completing the perfect somersault,
hitting just the right musical note or
skating the length of the arena) but
perhaps something far more
rewarding that will last a lifetime.
For some children simply gaining
the confidence to participate with
their peers without mommy and
daddy at arms reach, to take
direction from the teacher and have
so much fun is a rewarding and
realistic goal. It's a bonus if the
student learns a few basic dance
steps_ Try not to be in a hurry to
have the perfect dancer! First let
your teacher establish a trusting
atmosphere and a love for the art
(or sport) and then in a few weeks
time, incorporate the skills.
Reinembc:r that all children, even in
the same age range, will develop at
different rates. Let your child gain
his/her new found skills at his/her
leisure.
Most teachers of pre-school
students do not encourage daily
home practice in the beginning of
the dance season. However, if your
little one wishes to perform at home
by all means encourage! DO make
certain your aspiring dancer uses
the facility before dance class - we
don't want to waste a minute of
class time. For the early
development of a teacher/student
relationship, it is wise for parents to
remain in the reception area. They
are not permitted in the viewing
area. The teacher must immediately
have a position of authority which
is difficult to develop with a parent
visible. Further, students must begin
to take on the challenge of learning
independently. Remember: if the
child is old enough to come to
dancing school, he/she is old
enough to leave mommy/daddy in
the reception area. Fears and
concerns of the parent should be
addressed prior to enrollment. Faith
in the teacher is a fundamental
factor in the education of the child.
Parents MUST he committed to
helping their child make it through
the early lessons - the toughest.
With the parent's support, and the
right teacher, a rewarding and
happy experience can easily be
accomplished for the child.
Karen Brittain is the founder and
Director of The O'Brien Dance
Centre. Her studio is location at
845 Westney Rd. Unit 1 in Ajax
and is staffed by four talented
and dedicated teachers: Carolyn
Whiting, Marlene Engenheiro,
Linda Sarch and Jessica Julien.
She is a member of Canadian
Dance Masters of America and
has been a dance educator for the
past 20 years. CDMA is an
organization dedicated to the
education of teachers. ... _
845 Westney Rd. S. Unit #1,
Ajax, Ontario LIS 3M4
Telephone: (905) 683-1269
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An exciting new season of parrs in gymnastics ttYoline and acro dance will
start in September at K-Kid4JW nasties & Tramps!hlttr`Club, 360 Bayly Street West,
Ajax. With a wide variety
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What makes K -Kidz uniqu
nationally certified gymnastics'
facility that makes the difference:`
trampoline and acro dance in the r
explains. "Our goal is to
accomplishing, whether it's a s
cooperative spirit. You can see
other athlete, regardless of skill
each accomplishment, large or sm
about recreation, fitness and build
what they do, not feel stressed a"tt
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K -Kidz has a full range of classes i
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for younp—,children, gymnastics and trampoline for all ages, and a very popular class
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co ive dancers, Gym 4 dancers. Lannette, who also coaches and
"phs for a U.S. national gymnastics club each summer, began this program
" s ago to offer solid gymnastic training for young dance students. "I was
oncerned - and still am - about how safely acro dance is being taught in some
e studios." she says. "Many of the important acro skills actually stem from
nastics skills, but these have to be taught by proper gymnastics instructors
using proper gymnastics equipment. And judging from the number of dancers who
have come to me over the last few years with chronic injuries (especially of the
back), those gymnastics skills are not always being taught safely. I emphasize
conditioning as well as flexibility; if you don't do this serious injuries can happen."
Trampoline is another great activity. Last year Lannette founded the Air Devils
Trampoline Club at K -Kidz, and members attended several recreational
competitions, bringing back a nice collection of medals. In fact, several team
members will be competing provincially and even nationally next season, which is
exciting for all the Air Devils. "With trampoline about to become a new Olympic
sport, who knows what might happen""' says Lannette. But competitive or purely
recreational, the four K -Kidz trampolines allow everyone to bounce to their heat's
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K -Kidz also tailors all its programs to children with special needs.
Lannette and her staff believe strongly in integrating special -needs
athletes with the other participants, in order to encourage both
teamwork and skill -building. One athlete, Donald McCafferty, 18,
has been a gymnast since he was three years old, and with K -Kidz
since it opened its doors. Despite being blind, Donald is a member
of the Air Devils and finished fourth and sixth at two recent
trampoline competitions, to the cheers of his teammates.
Are you like me'? You lived all of your
youth playing road hockey, shagging fly
balls, or playing football at the local park.
Did you dream of one day being a big time
athlete, at college, or university, or even
maybe the pros'?
And as you left you teens, entered into
college or took your first job, your playing
days became supplemented by Sundays
watching the NFL, and any other sports you
could possibly get by simply aiming you
remote control and clicking.
When you met your wife, and planned a
family, did you ever wonder what would
happen when along came your first child
and guess what'? She didn't like hockey or
football. She couldn't understand the
attraction to lacrosse, and baseball was
something the Jays did on TV. But there
was one thing your daughter liked, just like
both of mine do, and that was to dance.
Now what Dad has a clue about dancing?
Most of us were forced to dance a few slow
:songs around the auditorium floor at school
functions. At family weddings we managed
to dance with as many of the wedding party
as possible, but what in the world would we
'know about dance ... except, of course, the
Stairway To Heaven ended every dance you
had ever been too! I must admit, that I have
an advantage. Jacqueline KeUy-Willis, of
JacqueWee's School of Dance is my wife.
Without her guidance I might still be
floundering on the learning curve of
performing arts.
Its trial by fire Dad! From the first time
you daughter says that she wants to dance,
your wife will pursue her daughter's dream
with all of the intensity that you had as a
youngster pursing your dreams. You see,
your wife, just like mine, had different
dreams. Ones that involved ballet, or
kicking up heels as a Rockette, or even
tearing up the dance floor to Grease tunes.
My advice to you is simple. Don't fight it!
I'll tell you why.
I have two girls, now aged seven and
twelve. About nine years ago my eldest
decided that ballet was going to happen on a
Saturday and hockey was not. After signing
up, purchasing her first pair of ballet
slippers, tights, and bodysuit, I quickly
began to realize that her week focused
around her V2 hour Saturday classes. She
moved over the next few years into more
and more classes as they became available
and her motor skills became more adept. By
age 7 she had moved into competitive
programs which allowed her to compete
against dancers from all over Canada and the
US. At the same time, the youngest one
emulated everything that big sis could do.
Tapping, jumping, cartwheels... you name
it ... the baby was doing it constantly. There
was, and now is, no stopping her. As both of
the girls became more involved in their
dance careers, the competitions have
become more and more frequent. Not that
this is a bad thing you understand. You see
dancers are unlike any athletes that we, as
guys, have idolized. The familiar routine of
an hour of practice for every game does not
apply to any dancer. Dancers spend
hundreds of hours training for their three
minutes of glory. Leading up to that three
minutes of glory, where your daughter is on
stage in front of packed auditoriums of
judges and fans there are no words that can
properly describe the anxiety, intensity, and
euphoria that you as a Dad feel as your girl
awaits, performs, and succeeds in her
passion... dance. Can you imagine what your
daughter must feel? Not every time is a
success. Sometimes it's lazy arms.
Sometimes they don't present their routine
to the audience with enough energy.
Sometimes, they forget to smile. But every
time they do walk, run or skip onto that
stage, their heart is pounding, blood is
pumping, and their body is prepared to
entertain their adoring family
and fellow dancers. How.
many of us can say we have
ever done that'
I have the luxury of being at
Jacqueline's School of Dance
almost every day. Each time I
go in I see the beaming faces
of beautiful children each
having the time of their life
with a group of teachers
whose passion is not only N
dance, but more importantly,
children. Jacqueline has
always aimed to make her
dance studio a place for #
families to have fun. A place
where children can go and
express themselves as well
challenge themselves if that is
what they choose. f-
My daughter, and my wife,
have enlightened me to a 4 s
world that I had never thought '
of. Performing arts. Not only
is it their passion, but I too,
along with legions of other Dads, take time
off work, and rearrange business schedules
to be at events that mean so much to all of
my girls. They never let me, their dance
teacher, themselves, or the other dancers in
their group down. Their intent is pure and
their effort is always complete. Competing
in dance for fun and as a competitive outlet
had played a huge part in making my
children what they are today... beautiful, fit,
well rounded people who will grow up to be
leaders in their own generation.
Having said aU of this I'd like to give you
new dancing Dads a few tips that I think
might help out:
1. Learn the difference between ballet, jazz
tap, acro, pointe, and lyrical. 2. Learn which
way a body suit goes on, and understand that
the seams on their tights hurt their little toes.
4-
3. Learn about hair. How to make a bun,
what a bang is, how to put it in hair clips,
how to wrap a hair elastic, what the heck a
scruchie is, and most importantly the value
of hair gel. 4. Learn and understand the
difference between tutu's and crinolines. 5.
Learn the costume must be complete every
time, you can have her differ from the others
an stage.
That's just for the first couple of months.
Before you know it your little ones will be
asking for ballet barres in your basement,
mirrors behind the barres, and more cool
bodysuits (like the big girls wear).
I have spent a lot of time with my
daughters and my wife in this activity. I am
definitely a better person for it. You will be
too!
Signed, Dancing Dad
' THE N1E'WS ADVIERIIISER
World Champion
Trampolinist Ben Snape
Ben Snape is ranked 2 in our country. He is now in Switzerland competing at the
World Cur.
In Octohcr he will got to Australia f()r the World Championship. He will compete in
individual, s nchro and double min trams. Ben's Biggest accomplishment to date is
being the World Champion :it aLc 14 :OnIfICIML in Nrte Zealand.
"Good Luck in October Ben"
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When Tammy Roberts was
seven years old she dreamed of
awning her own dance studio.
She has been dancing since the
age of- four. She was also a very
successful track and field
athlete, but never lost sight of
her ambition to become a dance
teacher. To reach her goal
-Tammy studied dance at
Ryerson Polytechnical
University and graduated from
the program with Honors.
Tammy is now a member of the
world-renow n e d R o yal
Academy of Dancing, Dance
Masters of America and
A.D.A.PT. She has been trained
by Brian Foley. Gladis Forrester,
Timothy Spain, Nadia Potts.
Elora Lajakova, Karen
Duplessy, Stelio Calgias, Danny
Grossman and other dance
professionals. She h a s
taught her craft at various
summer schools, danced for
Brian Foley in various industrial
shows in Toronto and coached
dance to gymnasts at Canadian
Adventures Camp, working
alongside Olympic medalist
Curtis HlhLrt.
Tammy n,>w judges dance
competitions throughout Canada
and is often a guest teacher at
various workshops. She was a
m(Ael with Penny N(iblc Model
Management in Toronto and has
been in movies, music videos.
commercials and print ads.
Tammy was once an Argonaut
Sundancer for the Toronto
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them win the Grey Cup. She
was honored "Home Town
Hero", an award presented by a
Pickering Councillor.
Tammy has carried her talent
and many accomplishments to
her own studio in Pickering.
When she purchased Durham
Dance Centre inc. after
graduating from Ryerson
University, it was a small 700
square foot building. It has since
grown to three studios with
more than 4.500 square feet in
only six years. Tammy prides
herself in educating students
from the age of 3 to adult in the
art of dance. She teaches ballet,
jazz., tap, acro stretch and
pointe. Tammy strives to
develop self-confidence in her
dancers, discipline and
encourages her students to work
as a team. Tammy is proud of
each and every one of her
students and doesn't favor a
student who takes several
classes a week ever a student
who dances once a week.
"Even one is special at the
studio:' All students are taught
in a warm and Inendl\ .an.:c
environment, by a highly
qualified staff.
Durham Dance Centre offers
kinderdance for three year olds.
The class is ballet -based with a
mixture of jazz to introduce
young children to both forms
before they advance into a set
syllabus. All students participate
in an annual show at the
Markham Theatre for the
Performing Arts which are
always sold out shows. Durham
Dance Centre offers Royal
Academy of Dancing ballet
exams for all interested
students. Students receive exam
marks among the highest in
Canada - two of which were
accepted to the National Ballet
of Canada.
Durham Dance Centre is very
proud of all the competitive
students who in the past five
years have earned numerous
medals, over-all awards and
cash scholarships. Durham
Dance Centre students have won
titles such as Junior Dancer of
the Year in 1996 and 1997. Miss
Dance of Canada 1997. Miss
Junior Dance of Canada 1998.
First Runner-up Miss Teen
Dance of Canada 1998. and 2nd
Runner-up Miss Teen Dance of
Canada 199x. As you can see --
the quality of dance at Durham
Dance Centre and how well the
dancers do, really speaks for
itself.
Visit Durham Dance Centres
booth at :h,: Pi,: kcr::i,, T m r,
Centre Registration Show, Au_>u�t
26 to August 29, 1998 or call
(905, Sz'-.:?x for more information.
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Argonauts where she watched
them win the Grey Cup. She
was honored "Home Town
Hero", an award presented by a
Pickering Councillor.
Tammy has carried her talent
and many accomplishments to
her own studio in Pickering.
When she purchased Durham
Dance Centre inc. after
graduating from Ryerson
University, it was a small 700
square foot building. It has since
grown to three studios with
more than 4.500 square feet in
only six years. Tammy prides
herself in educating students
from the age of 3 to adult in the
art of dance. She teaches ballet,
jazz., tap, acro stretch and
pointe. Tammy strives to
develop self-confidence in her
dancers, discipline and
encourages her students to work
as a team. Tammy is proud of
each and every one of her
students and doesn't favor a
student who takes several
classes a week ever a student
who dances once a week.
"Even one is special at the
studio:' All students are taught
in a warm and Inendl\ .an.:c
environment, by a highly
qualified staff.
Durham Dance Centre offers
kinderdance for three year olds.
The class is ballet -based with a
mixture of jazz to introduce
young children to both forms
before they advance into a set
syllabus. All students participate
in an annual show at the
Markham Theatre for the
Performing Arts which are
always sold out shows. Durham
Dance Centre offers Royal
Academy of Dancing ballet
exams for all interested
students. Students receive exam
marks among the highest in
Canada - two of which were
accepted to the National Ballet
of Canada.
Durham Dance Centre is very
proud of all the competitive
students who in the past five
years have earned numerous
medals, over-all awards and
cash scholarships. Durham
Dance Centre students have won
titles such as Junior Dancer of
the Year in 1996 and 1997. Miss
Dance of Canada 1997. Miss
Junior Dance of Canada 1998.
First Runner-up Miss Teen
Dance of Canada 1998. and 2nd
Runner-up Miss Teen Dance of
Canada 199x. As you can see --
the quality of dance at Durham
Dance Centre and how well the
dancers do, really speaks for
itself.
Visit Durham Dance Centres
booth at :h,: Pi,: kcr::i,, T m r,
Centre Registration Show, Au_>u�t
26 to August 29, 1998 or call
(905, Sz'-.:?x for more information.
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Parties & Play Centre
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For Children...
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emale Hockey Registration
199&99 Season for Ages 4 to 64
;;>,k `Serving Pickering, Ajax & s�
Surrounding. Communities
Registration and
W E,s?, further information may
be found at the
Pickering Town Centre
z Come and See Us!
Visit our booth on
�p' v Wednesday Aug. 26 to
a� Saturday Aug. 29
Lightning P`' or call the DWGHA
LS' HOC V, Jr. Hotline: 420-8195
Sr. Hotline: 509-2060
We are starting our sixth season with two CONGRATULATION'S
divisions, the Junior Girls (4-1 ; yrs.) and Senior to the
Ladies (18+). The Junior division will offer 22 DWGHA Atom AA
houseleague teams playing in four age divi- and
sions.There are also 12 select teams from Tyke to DWGHA Atom A
-Midget for the competitive players. The Senior 1998 OWHA
division houseleague has six teams and 3 com- Provincial Champions
petitive select teams.
Our hockey program is suited to the new*Rcptration Fees
skater and beginner as well as a competitive pro-
gram for the advanced hockey enthusiast. We Tyke to Peewee
offer a learn to skate Initiation program for S270-00
beginners in addition to our houseleague pro- Bantam & Midget
gram for a small additional fee. This has been a S2(xwo
very important and integral part of DW(;HA's �'""m K;""b""
rr
growth in our first five seasons. Scr you at the PTC!
Providing quality
education to meet
the demands of the
new millennium.
Through Continuous Learning at Durham College you can work
towards a Certificate, Dt!plo~ or Post Dttplonra Certtf>rcate in:
Arts - Languages
• Business - Law & Security/Police
• Computer Studies Foundations
• Eardy Cbildbood Education • Personal Interest
• Healtb G Human Studies • Technology
Choose from three course venues; ix- lass, oxlt ne and/or
cornespoxdexce.
We have two convient locations:
Ajax -Pickering opus Oshawa Campus
St- MarY Secondary School or 200o simeoe St. N., Oshawa
1918 Whites Road, Pickering
For a free Fall 1998 Course Book can (905) 721-3052
or toll free 1-888-627-1191 >
Educating You for the Real World.
-" Pleckereg School
of Ballet Dance Academy
"Home of the Profile Dance Company"
- - KAREN DAVIES-THOMAS
Director
GRADUATE OF THE NATIONAL, BALLET
C ' SCHOOL.
L.I. S.T.D. (C S.B.), (N.D.B.). (M.D.B.)
R.A.D. (T.C.)
B.F.A. Honors Degree, York University
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• All forms of dance offered to
both children 2 1/2 years to
adult.
- Recreational & pre professional
r - Classes offered in classical ballet
x - Royal Academy of Dance &
Cecchetti method
IY.�: - Children's grades & majors
- Jazz, Irish River Dance,
modern, ballroom & Latin
NOW OFFERING
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emale Hockey Registration
199&99 Season for Ages 4 to 64
;;>,k `Serving Pickering, Ajax & s�
Surrounding. Communities
Registration and
W E,s?, further information may
be found at the
Pickering Town Centre
z Come and See Us!
Visit our booth on
�p' v Wednesday Aug. 26 to
a� Saturday Aug. 29
Lightning P`' or call the DWGHA
LS' HOC V, Jr. Hotline: 420-8195
Sr. Hotline: 509-2060
We are starting our sixth season with two CONGRATULATION'S
divisions, the Junior Girls (4-1 ; yrs.) and Senior to the
Ladies (18+). The Junior division will offer 22 DWGHA Atom AA
houseleague teams playing in four age divi- and
sions.There are also 12 select teams from Tyke to DWGHA Atom A
-Midget for the competitive players. The Senior 1998 OWHA
division houseleague has six teams and 3 com- Provincial Champions
petitive select teams.
Our hockey program is suited to the new*Rcptration Fees
skater and beginner as well as a competitive pro-
gram for the advanced hockey enthusiast. We Tyke to Peewee
offer a learn to skate Initiation program for S270-00
beginners in addition to our houseleague pro- Bantam & Midget
gram for a small additional fee. This has been a S2(xwo
very important and integral part of DW(;HA's �'""m K;""b""
rr
growth in our first five seasons. Scr you at the PTC!
Providing quality
education to meet
the demands of the
new millennium.
Through Continuous Learning at Durham College you can work
towards a Certificate, Dt!plo~ or Post Dttplonra Certtf>rcate in:
Arts - Languages
• Business - Law & Security/Police
• Computer Studies Foundations
• Eardy Cbildbood Education • Personal Interest
• Healtb G Human Studies • Technology
Choose from three course venues; ix- lass, oxlt ne and/or
cornespoxdexce.
We have two convient locations:
Ajax -Pickering opus Oshawa Campus
St- MarY Secondary School or 200o simeoe St. N., Oshawa
1918 Whites Road, Pickering
For a free Fall 1998 Course Book can (905) 721-3052
or toll free 1-888-627-1191 >
Educating You for the Real World.
THE NMS�A&ERTiSER TUESbAir, AUGUST 25, 1"9 -PAG F 23
hanks for all the wonderful memories!
of the overall awards at Kiwanis along with
Kariyma, Tonya and Christine taking Jr. and
Sr. overall high score at International Dance
Challenge. Congratulations.
Our studio offers Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Acro,
Modern. Pre -Ballet, Adult Jazz & Tap for 3
year olds to advanced. If your would like to
be part of our team call us at Ray- 3041 .
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Highland
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Lessons
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Jazz & Pop
Beginners to advanced.
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For Fitness and Fun!
Beginners Welcome
Help develop your child's
* confidence
* co-ordination
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Barry Clark
Music Studio
1"Old Kingston Rd. 619 2990
Situated In Historical
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Cbwm Held
* Pickering * Scarborough
* Windsor
School offers students dicot contact with the professional dance world.
Professional Instructor: Anne -Marie O'Donnell, T.C.R.G.
Registered Member of:
• An Coimisiun Le Rinci Gaelacha, Ireland
• Irish Dance Teachers Association of Canada
• Irish Dance Teachers Association of North America
for further information call
�hm 416 267-9833
AJAX ACROS
GYMNASTICS CLUB
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(last year only)
Ion., Aug. 24,10-12 or 6-8 p.m.
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OPEN HOUSE'l OPEN HOUSE- -7,
Thursday, Aug. 27 Saturday Aug. 29
415 Toynevale Rd., Pick. 545 Kingston Rd., Ajax
(S. of Kingston Rd. off Rw 9 rrault) Gust East of Church)
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(W. of Westney at Rotherglen)
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(North off Hwy. 2 Just W. of Church)
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415 Toynevale Rd., Pick. 545 Kingston Rd., Ajax
(S. of Kingston Rd. off Rw 9 rrault) Gust East of Church)
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(W. of Westney at Rotherglen)
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(North off Hwy. 2 Just W. of Church)
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The bantam girls' relay team with the Oshawa Legion
Track and Field Club ran into some bad luck at the re-
cent Hershey's Tract and Field North American Final
in Pennsylvania. A poor baton exchange took away a
Possible gold medal for the foursome who fnistted
Age br ". &M
fourth. From left are Jenn Evans, Patricia Mayers,
Tabia Charles and Shannon Boodram. Evans, Charles
and Boodram are from Pickering. The team currently
holds Ontario records in the 4 x 100 metre and 4 x
200 metre relay in the bantam and senior age groups.
Panthers announce
exhibition schedule
PICKEMNG -- The
Pickering Panthers junior
hockey team returns to ac-
tion with its first exhibition
contest this Friday.
The Panthers will kick
off their seven -game exhibi-
tion season with a contest
against the Orangeville
Crushers at the Pickering
Recreation Complex at 8
P.M.
On Monday, the Panthers
will play their first ever con-
test against the Ajax Axe -
men at the Pickering Village
Arena at 7:30 p.m.
Other Panthers' exhibi-
tion games include:
* Friday, Sept. 4 vs. the
Wexford Raiders at the
complex at 7 p.m.
* Tuesday, Sept. 8 vs. the
Oshawa Legionaires at the
Oshawa Civic Auditorium
at 8 p.m.
* Thursday, Sept. 10 vs.
Wexford Raiders at Scar-
borough Arena at 7 p.m.
* Friday, Sept. 1 I vs. Ajax
Axemen at the complex at 7
p.m.
* Saturday, Sept. 12 vs. Os-
hawa Legionaires at the
complex at 2 p.m.
* Sunday, Sept. 13 vs. Or-
angeville Crushers at Teen
Ranch Arena at 5 p.m.
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PICKERING — Three Pickering
tennis players were selected to compete
at the Summer National Tennis Cham-
pionships later this summer after stellar
performances at their respective
provincial events recently.
Jennifer Cremieux and Anna
Leksinska will participate in the under -
14 division of the summer nationals
slated for Aurora. :Meanwhile, Adil
Shamasdin will compete in the under -
16 event in Red Deer, Alberta. All three
players train with coach Dave Ochotta
at the Pickering Recreation Complex.
Cremieux secured her berth at the
nationals with a seventh -place finish in
singles at the Ontario Provincial Out-
door Championships at the Toronto
Lawn Tennis Club and a second -place
showing at the doubles selection event
at the; Granite Club in Toronto. The
highlight for Cremieux in the provin-
cial singles event was defeating eighth -
seeded Angelika Kowalczyk of Bramp-
ton 6-4, 7-6 en route to the main draw
quarter -finals. Cremieux bowed out to
fourth -seeded Danielle Grenier of Fort
Erie 4-6, 6-3, 0-6 in the feed -in semi-fi-
nals. She teamed up with Amy Toth of
Toronto to make it to the finals of the
Granite Club doubles event.
Meanwhile, Leksinska earned her
fourth consecutive national selection
with a gutsy fourth -place singles per-
formance and a doubles championship
win at the provincial outdoor champi-
onships. Playing on a badly injured
ankle, a repeat of an injury which side-
lined her in January, Leksinska dis-
patched Danielle Grenier 6-3, 6-3 and
went on to push top -seeded Sandra
Simunic to a tough three setter, 6-4, 4-
6, 1-6. Leksinska surprised everyone
with the doubles win, having entered as
an unseeded team with under -12 player
Ashley Scott. Leksinska also won the
doubles selection event at the Granite
Club, teaming up with Isabel Jaros2 of
Mississauga
Adil Shamasdin was selected to
compete in Alberta with the help of a
fifth -place finish in singles and a dou-
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bowing out to a red-hot Stephen Pin-
nell of Toronto 5-7, 5-7 in the second
round. Shamasdin's wins included
strong showings against Kitchener's
John Vladca and London's Rob
Schmidt, with scores of 6-2, 6-0 in both
the semi-final and the final, respective-
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Finder of Richmond Hill to win the
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Happy birthday wishes went Happy 32nd birthday grect-
out to Nicole Pedder on Aug. Ings went out on Aug.23 to
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birthdays five days apart. Mike A cutie with big blue eyes has w i t h special little guy" Tristan a s k
turned 18 on Aug. 1 1 and Peter ! turned one. Sarah Franken cele- lots of Lyford as he celebrated his for". John Hardy gets "all
reached the teen years, celebrating brated her birthday on Aug. 12 with love were Mom, Dad and big day on Aug. 22. Lots of my love, milk and honey"
his 13th birthday on Aug. 6. Happy happy wishes and lots of love from Blue• love from Mommy, Grand- from wife Soula.
birthday from family. Mom—and Dad. pa, Grandma and Uncle
Birthdays Anniversary Birthday
Dianne and Greg Birrell cele- Aug. 27 is a
b r a t e d big day fora
t ; t h e i r cutie as Dana ` r
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anniver Murphy turns
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Shout, of happy birthday were heard birthday wishes with lu�c from m a n y I Daddy, Jessi- -�+•
three times in the Turner home on Mom, Dad, !Manny, Poppy, Gram- I m o r e � ca, Vic and •
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Aug. 22 when Ian. Nicole and Can- my, their aunts, uncles and f r o m Dy, Nana, Papa and Great Nana. Dana keeps busy
dice turned eight daughter Sarah and all the fami- with soccer, raiz dancing and getting ready for senior
g }'cars old. Happy coasins. lv kindergarten.
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Matthew P ryzdial celebrated his Carlene Ahangama has come a
first birthday on July 28 with a big long way to celebrate her 14th
family party. "Our happy boy espe- birthday. Carlene, who's visiting
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lives, our sweet angel. With hugs niece" a happy birthday with love, r
and kisses from Mama, Papa, sis- hugs and kisses are Auntie Chrys- "Our very special daughter"
ter Jessica and allour famf tal, Uncle Stephen and cousin
and friends." y y Matthew. "We love you." Happy birthday wishes go turns nine years old on Aug. 29.
to "our special little boy" Kaytey Sharon Reid turns Wishing Alexandra Kotsopou-
Jetfrey Dalton, who turns two years old on Aug. 30. los a great day, another fun-
`" �►`' one on Aug. 30. Lots of Wishing the cutie "all our filled year and love are Mom,
Birthday love from Mommy, love'and happy birthday Dad, brothers Tyler, Jordan
Daddy, all his grandpar- are Naomi, Grandad, and Joshua and baby sister
Emilie Amanda D'Costa turns eats, get -grandparents Mommy, Auntie Vicky Victoria, "We are so proud of
two on Aug. 28. Wishing her a and nodes. and the ferrels. all your accomplishments."
happy birthday are Mom, Dad, rY'
Brian, Stephanie, baby brother
Eric, Grandma Manra and BirthdayGrandpa John from Ajax,
Grandma Joyce and Grandpa 8
Art from Penetangnishene, A messa a for Shawna, who We can be heroes
Great-grandparents Priscilla turned 20 on July 29: just for one day.
and Cajetan from Simcoe, "I will be Idng We can be us
Louise and Joe from Alabama, and you will be queen just for one day."
and all her aunts, uncles and for nothing will drive them away.
cousins. We can beat them Love always from Steve.
just for one day.
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PICKERING SOCCER CLUB
UNDER -SEVEN GIRLS' DIVISION
DIVISION A
July 28 - VIS Motor Control 6 (Morse Ok
4, Terry Tambacopoulos, Chris Murphy
MVP Taylor Craik), Bizarbecue 1 (Andre
Shand. MVPs Karim Corringham
Shayne M llson), Pizza Nova 6 (Jeffrey
Lyons 3, Kristopher Michael 2, Rya
Medeuos), G M Sernas 1 (Kyle Ellis)
Intra 4 (Luke Pollard 3. Michael Bianchi,
MVP Rheal Doyle), Lone Star Cafe
(Matt Foster 2, Shawn Lalach• Ryan Met
carte. MVP Matt Foster), Thunder 2 (Bal
iv
2). Lanatex Yarns 7 (Shahbaa
Kara-Virani 4, names n/a): Twisters
'Came(on Farrell 2, MVP Michael Hood).
Steve's Castings 5 (Aaron Syphus 4,
McKenzie Smith. MVP Aaron Syphus)
UNDER -SEVEN GIRLS' DIVISION
July -5 - Teddy's Angels 2 (Shelby Sim
son 2. MVPs Shelby Stinson. Chelsea
Beck), Rangers 1 (Meg Bowen. MV
Sarah Henderson); Envira Turf Irrigation
4 (Bethan Davies 2. Megan McLeod.
Menke Waitzrk. MVP Victoria Adams),
Valenhno's 3 (Marissa Smith, Jacylen
Best. Ashley Spears. MVP Shannon
Jegg). Boyer Pontiac 5 (Shelby Forza 3,
Sarah Brown 2, MVPs Laura Kelly.
Samantha Griffith). Canadian Progress l
'Shannon Sauve. MVP Taylor Balson):
Kicks 3 (Charlene Gibbons. Knstal Lee.
Kimberly Scanlon, MVP Sarah Dean),
KAS Marketing 1 (Jenna Smith, MVP
Elizabeth Dey). Blizzard 0. Strikers 5
Arm King 2, Kevyn Kernohan 2, Victoria
Kernohan. MVP Devyn Kernohan), July
Cdn Progress Club 4 (Shannon
Sauve 4, MVP Bianca DiOuattro).
Valentino's 2 (Marissa Smith 2. MVP
Christine Johnston), Strikers 3 (Victoria
Kernohan. Samantha Wood Arm King.
MVP Meghan Hennebury), Boyer Pontiac
:.MVPs Stephanie Trujillo, Kelly Smyth),
Rangers 2 (Meg Bowen, Samantha Way -
.and. MVPs Kelsey Fran. Sybille Lind.
say). Twisters 0 (MVP Erica Savoie). KAS
Marketing 0 (MVP Samantha Boychuk;,
Envero Turf Irrigation 4 (Bethan Davies 2.
Megan McLeod. Menke Weilzik• MVP
Madison Wilcox). July 29 - Kicks ' (Kim.
bery Scanlon. MVP Brittany Hunt), Strik-
ers 6 (Victona Koczan 3. Ann King 2.
Sarah Dobush, MVP Deyn Koczan),
Twisters' 2 (Bntnee Fleming. Kayla
Agnew. Elizabeth Jaglal, MVPs Alyssa
O'Leary, Elizabeth Jaglap, KAS Market
mg 1 (Samantha Boychuk. MVPs Brittanyylor
Green. Amanda Ta), Enviroturf Irriga-
tan 1 (Batman Davies. MVPs Danielle
Austin. Brittany Barton). Teddy's Angels 1n
(Shelby Stinson, MVPs Stephanie Mc -
Now, Alexa Lupinacci). Valentino's 4
(Ashley Spears 2. Lisette Pincay, Trema
Warner, MVP Lisette Pincay). Blizzard 4
(Shawna Butler 2. Lucy Dugalie. Kayla
Schoeder), Rangers 3 (Samantha Way-
land 3. MVP Samantha Wayland). Cdn
Progress Club 2 (Shannon S 2. MVP
Michelle Anand)
UNDER -SEVEN GIRLS' DIVISION
DIVISION 2
July 30 - Rangers 3 (Michelle Dixon 3.
MVP Laura Corkum), Image Video 1
(Megan Klunsprrs, MVPs Roxann Se-
querra. Lindsay D.); Chic Resources 3
(Kailey Chappel 2, E Binder, MVPs
in
Daniele Chase. E Bder), Invtec P 4
(Amber P 2. Cayta Gartner, Meghan Star.
MVPs Cayla Gartner, Amber F). Thunder
0 (MVP Fiona Ingham), Arnts Topsoil 6
(Gillian Clayton 2. Shannon Murphy 2,nl
Stephanie King, Karen Toosalu. MVP
Shannon Murphy); Carpet Towne 1
(Kelsey Sparrell, MVP Melissa Graham).
McMillan 8 Saunders 9 (Jessica Vella 4,
Lyndsey N 2, Kaitlyn Haddlesey. Christi-
na Paterson. Manko Reality. MVP Kaittyn
H ). Canada Trust 2 (Spencer Haze 2.
MVP Spencer Haze), Accurate Ill 2
(Shannon Costello 2, MVP Shannon
Costello) NN
UNDER-IiE GIRLS, DIVISION
July 9 - Shelly's Sharks 0 (MVP Amy
Lennox), D 8 E Warehousingey
6 (Chels
Forstner 2, Kathleen Crardies, Meghan
Hoofs. Katie Lee Lanigan. Sarah McMen-
emy); Strikers B (Erin Small 3. Andrea
Romeo 2, Emily Belanger 2, Aloka
PoPow. MVP Andrea Romeo). Design
Tech 0; Twislers 0, Real McCoys 5
(names n/i July 16 - ad games rained
out; July 23 - Rawl McCoys 2 (Kaday Sut-
ton, Rebecca Downey. MVP Rebecca
Downey), Blizzard 1 (Catharine For-
rester, MVP Catherine Forrester); Strik-
ers 6 (Erin Small 4, Emma Meade, Bre-
anna V. MVP Emily Beenger). SheNsy's
Sharks 2 (Melanie Andrews, Jennifer
Gamba, MVP Melanie Andrews); Row-
dies 3 (Lisa Fernandez 2, Cary Mc-
Connell, MVP Lisa Fernandez). D Q E
Duifbers can
AJAX - A new Ajax
restaurant is holding its
inaugural charity golf
classic.
Applebee's Neighbour-
hood Grill and Bar invites
You to tee off Monday,
Aug. 31 at the Fawn
Brook Golf Club on
Buggey Lane in north
Ajax. Proceeds go to
Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital. -
Cost is $75 per person
9
Warehousing 3 (Chelsey Forstner 2.
Meghan, MVP Meghan); Slo Sports 3
(Gassy Melmke 3, MVP O Beek), Wild-
cats 0
NINE -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION
DIVISION 1
July 24 - Pickering K nettes 4 (Roseanna
Presuth 3. Tara Pagmello, MVP Gillian
Moore). Sporting Images 2 (Michelle
Oke Warne 2), Lone Star Cale 0, Strikers 1
(Kate Walkom. MVP Laura Tanuk Alisha
Wedderburn). Twisters 1 (Jessica
MacArthur), J G Haulage 2 (Zoe
Brownsell, Vanessa Frampton), Lightning
^ 3 (Lisa Kennedy. Kimberley Dixon, Shan-
non Kennedy), Durham Metro courier 1
(Natalie DiOualtro). Arnts Topsoil 5
4 (Sarah McCann, Stephanie Costa.
Samantha Arnts, Vanessa Mansey, Mor'
gan Killham. MVPs Sarah McCann. Mor.
z gan K!Ilham), Boyer Pontiac
0, July 30 -
2 Durham Metro Courier 2 fKristen Orrett
2). Strikers 2 (Laura Tanuk. Kate
Walkom), Pickering Kinettes 0 (MVP Car.
olyn Coghlan), Arnts Topsoil 2 (Knslen
Smith. Danielle MacKenzie. MVPs Sarah
George. Stephanie Costa). Lightning 3
(Lisa Kennedy 2. Sarah Fowler. MVPs
P Lisa Kennedy, Laura Fox. Daniella run.
stead), Kicks G. Sporting Images 2
(Nicole Bates Barbara Parker,, Boyer
Pontiac 1 (Chloe Bent. MVP Amanda
Moyer)
UNDER -NINE GIRLS' DIVISION
July 30 - The Real McCoys 3 'Rama
Calveui. Jessica Simons, Kailey Sutton,
MVPs Amanda M,ha,l, Kalley Sutton,
Boxes Unlimited 0 'MVP Amey Legere).
Wildcats 3 (K iey Sullivan 3). Shelly's
Sharks 0 (MVP Carley McKinnon), Bliz.
zard 4 (Kristen Mc Miller Kern Ford.
Danielle Douglas. L cdsay Gunn. MVP
Kerr, Ford). Twisters / (Alexa McCartney
MVP Jessica Morrill. D & E Warehousing
2 'Chelsey Forstner. Jessica McCabe).
Design Tech 1 Jessica Green) Pickering
Sb -Sports 4 rAmy Marshall 2, Natawna
Akar. Ashley Linklener. MVP Alia Ben
Hamoud). Strikers t (Michelle Bradlevl
UNDER -10 GIRLS' DIVISION
Whrtamore-, Farms 2 rLauren C,ve;io.
Nahe)a Hams, MVPs Sarah Deassis,
Brandy Phaben). Rangers 2 (Janine
Arnott 2, MVPs Katherine Albanege.
Danielle Morgan). Volkswagen Volcanoes
1 (Lisa Smith. MVPs Michelle Star, Jess, -
cal Weir). Thunder 2 (Keva Marie McNal-
ly. Natas,a Szpak MVPs A Arhwal
Alexandra Polzen). Strikers 1 (Jessica
Ward, MVPs Lauren MacFadyen, Taylor
Robinson) Wayne's Word of Collec-
tables 0 (MVPs Victoria S. Jacque
Richards). Blizzard 1 (Christina Runza.
MVPs Stephanie Bowes. Laura Newton),
M IS M Meals 4 (Aland Fenes 2. Saman-
tha Woods. MVPs Michelle Chappell. He-
lary Savin). July 29 Volkswagen Volca-
noes 2 (Andrea Mathreson. Elizabeth
Walkington. MVPs Natasha Ah, Lisa
Smith). Blizzard 0 (MVPs Allison Fulton,
Heather Longhorn). Wayne s World 0
(MVPs Stephanie Monteforte. Allison
Witty). Jerome H Geblon 1 (Jessica
Bossence. MVPs Madeleine Bell, Victoria
Brighton). Thunder 0 (MVPs Arson
Farag. Danxtle Taglionq, Whenamore's
Farms 2 (Meghan Hutchings. Stephane
Whmamore. MVPs Julie Dudgeon, Carty
Whinamore). Rangers 1 (Nevrene Lindo.
MVPs Samantha Brown, Danielle
Charette). Strikers 2 (Emma Borg. Jessi-
ca Ward. MVP Emma Borg)
UNDER -12 GIRLS' DIVISION
DIVISION 1
July 27 - Rangers 3 )Cara Johnston 2.
Katie Macina. MVP Cara Johnston). Pro -
Bel 1 (Stephanery Lopez. MVP Holly
Haynes), Solid Image 1 (Meaghan Reilly.
MVP Leanne Bull), Cdn Progress 0
(MVP Brittany Tozer). Ability Metal 8 Ma-
chine 0 (MVP Julia Dehjrppis). Team 0
(MVP Dana Valera), Kicks 0 (MVPs Je-
nille Bernadino. Allison Cooke), Precise 0
(MVP Alexandra Dobbin)
LINDER-14 GIRLS' DIVISION
July 19 - Blizzard 2 (Heather Jeffrey,
Jazzmen McCurdy). Rowdies 4 (Lauren
Walker 2. Lindsay Stevenson, Michelle
Stephan); July 22 - Blizzard 2 (Jazzmin
McCurdy, D. Francis. MVP Emily Roge-
bow), Wildcats 0: Rowdies 2 (Lindsey
Watson. Michelle Stephan), Kamlieu En-
terprises 1 (Stefanie T.); Heritage Electric
4 (Brianne MacDuff 2. Melissa Allen,
Melissa Gavkn), Joe Pilin Re/Max 2
(Lindsay Fortin, Ouirl Bizarbecue 4 (C.
Lams 2, Kara Lily. Sara Lacey). Premier
Trophy 1 (Danny Stover); July 29 - Wild-
cats 0, Heritage Electric 1 (Jacyln
Palmer); Joe Pltono Re/Max 2 (Tina
Szelo 2, MVP Tina Szeto), Bizarbecue 2
(Christie Hayhow. Jennifer Seerwy. MVP
Caroline George); Premier Trophy 4
(Emily Maws 2. K.Murpfy, D. Stinson),
Lone Star 0.
IIN0ER-15 GIRLS' DIVISION
July 27 - Valleyview Farm 1, Pickering
John Wilson RelMax 1 (Stephanie Lacey,
MVPs Trisha Slade, Jessica Mtneakni
help hospital
which covers green fees, a
commemorative Apple-
bee's golf shirt and a steak
dinner at Applebee's.
Not included is the
rental of a cart, which par-
ticipants must reserve by
calling the golf course at
427-7737.
For more information
on the classic or to re-
serve a spot call John
DaSilva or Tim LeBlanc
at 426-6440.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1998
speedsters make fast tracks
at Caribbean Dual Meet
Krissy Liphardt won lands from Aug. 4 to 10. Pickering captured the
two races and ran a person- She was also a member 100m dash in a time of
al best time to finish third of the 4 -by -400m relay 12.1 1 seconds and was a
while competing in the re- team that ran to a first- member of the winning 4 -
cent Canadian -Caribbean place finish. by -100m relay team that
Dual Meet. And, Liphardt ran a per- finished in 46.34 seconds.
The Ajax resident won sonal best time of 59.9 Asha James, also of
the 400 -metre race in a seconds in the 400m hur- Pickering, was on the same
time of- 55.09 seconds at dles. 4 -by -100m team with
the meet in the Cayman Is- Shelley Ann Brown of Brown and Liphardt.
THE sTum,
PA(. V, k
KRISSY LIPHARDT
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Ontario Government Notice
Notice of Completion
Addendum to an Environmental Study Report
W.P. 270-96-00
Highway 401 Improvements from west of Highway 35/115 to Highway 28
As part of overall plans to improve Highway 401 from west of Highway 35/1 15 to Highway 28, an
Environmental Study Report (ESR) was submitted to the Ministry of the Environmental Study Report,
only the westerly section of the project was constructed. The original Environmental Study Report
indicated that numerous culverts conveying watercourses that support fisheries would need to be extended
by a maximum of 2.2 m per end. The following modifications have been made to the length of some
culvert extensions in order to stabilize the slopes around the watercourses.
Watercourse Crossing
Culvert Number
Northeriv Extension
Southerly Extension
Bouchette Point Tributary C
C16
2.0 m
2.0 m
Bouchette Point Tributary D
111718
2.7 m
7.0 m
Bouchette Point Tributary D
C19
3.7 m
4.6 m
Bouchette Point Tributary E
C20
5.0 m
8.0 m
Port Granby Tributary A
C22
0
4.0 m
Port Granby
C23
3.0 m
5.0 m
Although this work will impact fish habitat, it will not impact storm flow' rates through the culverts nor
have any appreciable impacts on other aspects of the environment.
THE PROCESS
This project followed an approved planning process. A letter has been prepared as an addendum to the
Environmental Study Report to document these changes and has been filed with the Ministry of the
Environment (MOE). All applicable provincial and federal environmental agencies have been consulted.
The Department of Fisheries and Oceans has indicated that their concerns in relation to impacts on fish
habitat have been addressed by the "Fisheries Impact Assessment and Compensation Plan" and that they
will likely issue authorization to proceed. The Fisheries Impact Assessment and Compensation Plan
includes fish habitat compensation works such as the installation of weirs, improving fish passage,
creation of spawning pool and planting native shrubs and trees. This work will not commence until it is
approved by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans. Construction will comply with all conditions and
constraints imposed by this approval.
The review period will terminate on September 8, 1998 after which time the Ministry may start construction.
COMMENTS
We are interested in hearing any comments or concerns, which you may have.
Please direct your inquiries by September 8, 1998 to:
George Ivanoff
Environmental Planner
Ministry of Transportation
Central Region
Planning and Environmental Section
3'° Floor Atrium Tower
Downsview, Ontario
M3M 1.18
(416)235-5548
Fax (416) 235-4940
If after consulting vt+ith MTO staff you feel that there are serious unresolved environmental issues, it is
your right to request that the Minister of the Environment "bump up" the project to a full environmental
assessment. With the exception of personal information, all comments will become part of the public
record.
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HOURS: gam - 5pm Mon.- Fri.
closed Saturday
FAX: (905) 519-4218 (24 hour)
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I careers
THE NAIL STATION Career
Training Cerrer Becume a
nal 1eChnWAan. career training
available In artificial nails.
ear candling, _pedicures wax-
ing Student inancerq avail-
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- Ac-vl.c tiberglass manicure
pedicure.no.; art hands on
training leads to certificate
Career School of Hairstyling
Nail Division (905157&-3558
f General
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ACTIVmr AIDS Pe;jired Par
time _asL.d! , must be
grade 12 graduate with long
term care experience Diplo-
ma in Activation field pre-
ferred Computer skins an as-
set Reps to hie 119' osrawa
This Week. PO Box 418.
Oshawa Orn L 1 H 71.5
ASSISTANT reaper wanted
In, Moniesssc classroom.
ages
8-11 (Ajustart
) to n
=emblir Sam 130 pm ap-
prox Looking for enthu-
SiaSm. kindness, patience
ands an open rand Will train
CAI W-5005
ETs
Dedicated Auto Freight
from Oshawa to Jack-
sonville Florida
AZ TEAM DRIVERS
mwred competitive
wages Excellent benerit
package. yearly safety bo-
nuses. Learn diver aD
strad. criminal search
and ICC medical US alto
calx~ eimerience
585 Nentworth tis. E.
unit e40 O haws o\.
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'ask for k'harlir
ATTENTION FALL OPENINGS
L'- 6� ,,.'..
own,rp5 in housewares and
spits items Great for stud-
ents talunq lime on sow,
homemakers am others
(905 723-4920
AZ CITY DRIVERS required
IGC s',I,rt haul p.:Ic pinopera-
tion sal Robert x (905) 372-
2184 of tax resume to (905)
373-6023
AZ DRIVERS REQUIRED.
Scleculea -.:rs = days on 4
days oh Up k, S 40 per mile
and $15 00 per hr Mutt pass
drug and criminal record
screening for U S quakhca-
bons Call Rob at (905) 372-
2184 or tax resume to (905)
313-6023
BEAUTY SALON equires I, -
cense, S7:'��s's tar Oshawa.
AlaA anc WhitDy Call Cynthia
(9051426-6166
BUYER (Used Trucks, with at
least 5yrs experience in au-
tomotive industry (retax
wtholesale). Must be aggres-
sive and sen motivated
Some auction experience an
asset, also bilingual abilities
an asset. Serious parties,
please tax resume to 905-
576-8967 Atm: Tia.
CNC MaWM Operable Must
speak, Read. Write English.
Must be able to use measur-
ing tools. Marcam area. Fax
resume to (905)887-5966
DRIVER required immediately
for auto parts delivery Must
have dean license, driving
record and road experience
from Mississauga to Oshawa.
ications or resumes Fax
5N31.7997 or mail to:
's Auto Parts Co. Ltd.,
1604 Baseline Rd. W. Cour-
lice LIE 2S5. No tans please
MAY TALKING on the
philkile? United Publications
full and part-time tele-
varketing positions no ex -
figuWon necessary.No
re sales invol d Hourly
irage and bonuses. Cal Cindy
(905)426-8452 for interview
appointment.
ESTNETICL4N NMRSTYUST
Warded
for expxnpdirq Body d
o Sole( (9t)5►•623-76es
53 onaft
ASSISTANT
MANAGER
required for busy English style Pub
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
ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE!!!!
Were an exciting restaurant concept that is
operung a location at Art Thompson Ice Plex.
Were looking for experienced individuals that
excel in a team atmosphere. If you are a peo-
ple person. bring your resume to:
The League Office inside the arena
1474 Bayly St. Pickering
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.
KIDS! KIDS! KIDS!
- Ages 2+ -
Wanted for TV 8i Movie Jobs!
No Fees!! Men / Women 16-65
yrs. Needed for same! No extras.
Parents call (416) 221-3829
EXPERIENCED Daycare
teachers required for on-call
positions at vVaterview Child
Care Send resume to 1200
Philip Murray. Unit 1. Osha-
wa. L1J 6Z8
HAIRSTYLIST/
MANAGEMENT
P. Icons rasa 4hlc I,x rhw
Ajax s 4,n rh- ,pen in
.Al ax Durham Ccmre
G,I.ut wages - saran plus
corn isswn and .xhcr in-
centive programs
Positions abo available in
Buwmanville Clanngton
Centre
Call Louie at
(905 )111 57
Hair Fitness Salon
wanted for L'Atti4urim w it.
Osfawa Centre.Salary
commission. Call Robert
(905)723-5937
CANADIAN PIZZA AND
CHICKEN is hiring MOkrSias-
tic, hard working, experienced
Pizza maker Ii Drivers. Drop
resume at: 1725 Kingston Rd.,
(Mandarin Plan) 427-5556.
FLOWER SHOP HELP friend-
ly, ehergetic person needed
for lull oma sales and general
help. Call Robert Trimbee
Mon -Fri Between t0am-2pm.
905-8394M. Violet Bloom's
Fresh flowers.
GENERAL LABOURER Need-
ed for residential new home
construction site. 3-5 years
own
ansp�n95torWioCell (0W
9138.
NANISTYLISTS WMTEDII
ImmediatelyExperience re-
quired for busy salon. Great
Apoituntttr. Pickering. (905)-
opt -8920. ••
GYMNASTICS COACHES
Needed Cecmed Please
contact Ajax Acro's (905)-
427-OOM
STYLIST REQUIRED - male
Or temdie wren a least 2 years
experience Must be motivat-
ed and willing to tram Call
430-3156
HERBAL MAGIC - Opening
soon in Ajax' Excellent oppor-
lun ty Lor enefpetic dynamic
person looking for a full fire
career with advancement po-
tential. Provide weight man-
agement counseling 8 sen
herbal products in a chnic
selling. 1-800450-1702.
HOMEMAKERS, nature stud-
ents. pan -time tdenurkeWlQ
ppsitions available to tips! 16
Years Of age A older. _ S7.00r
tour AN tprovided b
those w4o�. Cal (905)
619-0991 between 1-5p.m. to
arrange an xaervlew.
NOUSBtEEPER, took wonted.
Ocasioml baby -siding for 4,
6. 3 8 yr. olds. Pid4aing
Please Contac Mary Arm
509.6645.
mSURANCE Broker Position
for personal lines roducer/
R-18. lic. TeNp10%abs
exp pderred. Contact Pat at
Worden Insurance (905)579-
1317.
JOcuS EDUCATIONAL TOYS
Looking for consultants to
represent 350+ quality toys,
panes. crafts.... 70% under
its. Sel through home par-
ties. fundraisers. catalogues..
1.800-361.4587 ext9496.
LABOURER REOWRED for
Building Supply. Experience
preferred d some heat' Will
myolved. Apply ll
Mon -Fri gam -spm on 8
Son Building Supplies Ltd.
1289 SrlmmeivAg St. Oshawa
1
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long-
term temp, must have 6
mantis wornarg experience b
safety steel -toed bots Up to
S9 r Pickering through
Jshawa areas Car an asset
We wilt be nterviewig at ft
vshawa Unemployment Cen-
e. on Richmond St E, Osha-
wa. on Tuesday. August 25.
' mn930am -2pm
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MODELS WAIMO from Ca-
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pere in this years 1998 Toron-
to Pageants Over $20.000 in
dates and scholarships. n-
�ludtng trips to Nationals in
as Vegas Cad today 1-800.
367-2125 Ext 240
North American Financial
ProductsMariano Company
seeking Career -Oriented indi-
vidual with leadership ability
and a dupe to run own Du9-
Call Gary Bittner 905
NOT MAILING 5350-5450
weekly') Established market.
m0 cortnparry npoly tikpand•
pg needs 20 outgdng. rc-
sp«siDk people.
reps wL4rq to tram the right
people F« inWvww Cal
Mandy (905)720-3141
HIRING
for
The
Sunday Sun
Crew Managers
To supero se
door-to-door
sales crews
Start imrriediatety.
Training provided.
Flexible hours
Excellent
COrtlmtssion.
Cal: Torry LOPresb
11 am- sprint Mon -Fn
416-947-3591 or
14800-668-0786
or fax resume
1-416-947-3191
or tax your resume to
416-947-3191
PART TIME RECEPTIONIST
weekends Cor L Attitudes
Pickering Town Ceme Call
Robert 1905) 420-1440 or tax
resume to (905) 264.9947
PART TIME. Cleaners. Drives
license required. Part time
days only. Castle Cleaning.
428-9765 or 426-9076
PEOPLE'S TAXI. Taxi drivers
needed (mtle/lemale) imme-
dlatey, for fast growing com-
pany No experience neces-
sary Part time car full. 905
42T-7770
PERMANENT Part time poli-
Don available as office prk1or
located inn Pickering, Four
burs per day-mormr*s Fax
resume b 905-839-1717,
i11wrPERAtECERfEIt Duties.
Mhrebouse Work, Inventory
Control. Deliveries. Order
Desk Work i Possible Ad-
wrCMWK. Should have good
Communication Skills. Grade
12 and Drivers Licarse. Prev-
ious vkmNmw and or Sal*
$)rt Sept 1 His 84-.30 &kq
1�I2WO
.ICS INRs Rd.
PHARMACIST, full-time w'
tion Sit -
Of temporary maternity
leave position. 1 flour east of
Toronto on Lake Ontario.
Computerized pharmacy. At-
tractive remuneration. Excel -
Will b r efits and working con-
dAorts wdh 13W independent.
Cal Collect Dean 905.372-
7171.
MARIIIACY TECIIMN3AN re-
quited.of aflema-
tive medipnednuiriO'gm wig
be an asset. Must have own
vehicle. Please calf 839-
4300.
TDP DGLLM paid. Need lel-
emarketers, experience DDre
lined but will Iran. Call 905
438.0058.
"'PRE/GRANO OPENING
EXTREME FITNESS Finally...
300M SO FT State of the art
Exercise Facility right here in
Pickering Over $1 MILLION in
exercise equipment Hammer
strength• icaran, flex, strive.
paramount, cybex, qu,, ri.
life cycle. stair master. a
1-1
Also available Olympic style
swimming pool, steam room.
whinool
PW personal training.
Chiropractic care. tanning, d
as
msage therapy, slop by our
Preview Centre 1755 Picker-
ing Parkway in the home A
Leisure Centre at the 401 6
Brock Rd today (905)-426-
7628 "2 months $391.•Brmg
INS ad with you for special
oft Expires Aug 31sV1998
PRODUCE clerk. butcher and
dell rierk regwred full-time
Experienceu. Pickering and
whxtby locatim. days. wee-
kends and even., Fax re -
surae to 905430-0771
PROJECT MARAGER/PUR-
CHASING Agent requned for
general Contracting 6 store
fixture company in Whitby
Experienced required (905)-
430-0690
RECEPTIONIST Needed at
busy heahh care facility in
Pickering Pmtrve Attitude 6
cheerful disposition a must
Telemarketing fl Xr ence es-
sential Repy, to File 1201
PO Box 481. 865 Farewell
St.. OShawil. Ontario, L1H 7L5
REG. PHYSIOTNERAMT
needed for the week of Sept
u -Sep le t« holiday n -
placement Phot (905)-697-
0477
ROOFER SHINGLEN 6 Shin
glers helper wanted No ex-
penerhce necessary. Wil
train (905)-434-3818 leave
message
See Page 7
(Pickering
edtition only)
for Town Of
Pickering Job
Vacancies.
SIANDWICH"
AJAX
Has immediate
openings for
part time days.
Apply to either
A)ax location.
Mon. -Fri.
before 6 pm.
SUPER IMTENDAMT couple
for condo btW&V in Whitby.
90% cleaning. You are pro-
fessionals n conduct, have
the highest sbrldards of ear
singliess, cooperative and
friendly without being imru-
Sive. we offer a Comp"ve
salary. 2 bedroom surae and
agemate week -ands off. Ex-
perience required. Fax re-
sume to 430.6265
if Help
77M NEWS
ADVERTISER
is looking for
prospects to
deliver
newspapers and
flyers to the
following areas
AJAX
Linton Ave.
Larner Dr,
Kearney Dr.
Kane Crt.
Windsor Dr.
Sherwood RCI.W.
Cameron St.
Elizabeth St.
Church St.
Georgge St.
York St.
Windsor Ave.
Clover Ridge Dr.E.
Dryer Dr.
Archer Dr.
Lake Driveway W
PICKERING
Hoover Dr.
Richardson St.
Howell Cres.
Littleford St.
925 Bayly St.
Gablehurst Cres.
Brookshire Sq.
Appleview Rd.
Bonita Ave.
Anel Cres.
Aberon mCrt.
Aberlea Rd.
Highview Rd.
SCARBOROUGH
Pendermere
Pkwy.
Tudor Glen Cres.
Fanfan Ave.
Rouge Highlands
Dr.
Josaly Ave.
Ravine Park Cres.
Koninig Crt.
Marlette Ave.
Bathgate Dr.
Feagan Dr.
Centennial Rd.
.A",)r --It
FOR FURTHER
INFORMATION
CALL 683-5117
TIME
wanressesiwaiters and kitcn-
en help Apply inperson to
Victor 428-8790 The Kerry
Inn.
WORM AT HOME - assem-
ding our productsStarIm-
mediIm-
mediatelyv i -M free ilo. pack-
cal(24/hrs. toll-free 1-
-7409 ex1.07.a-771Help
1 �De
required for indittti iaUcom-
memal construction compa-
ny in Whitby area. MP, A/R,
Payroll and Seaetarial skills.
Knowledge of Mice 97 and
Ouickbooks Pro. Competitive
Fax resume to 905669-4441
-
RECEPTI1IOOyNIST SECRETpMrcY
Some
tared. kfisi Fa
ted. surra 11111000fiable. Fax
resume to 19051 437-7762.
THE LOCAL ExNWST 1L Ven-
tilation Company of Canada
(LEV-CO), an expanding in-
dustrial Air.Pollution Control
company inorg Pidkerirq is
seela Bookkeeper ffi e
helper excellent worldrnp
cor4om S welch Wude flex
hours (20.351vill Please fax
reswne b Bob C (905)-831-
7443.
1 solo'
ATTENTION REAL ESTATE
SALESPEOPLE - Golden op
ppoonnunity to increase sales.
Rairemem community look-
ing for individual to work on
site in Whitby. For more de-
tails contact Carol Robson
Real Estate Ltd., 1 -800 -454 -
PICKERING
NEWS ADVERTISER` `..
OUTLET
1822 Whites Rd., Pickering
Sara/lee - Amberlea Plaza
HOURS: l Oam-8pm Tues.- Fri., noon -5 pm Sun. Closed Mon.
FAX: (905) 519-4218 (24 hour)
1 Office Help Office
1 Flelp
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All
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
Challenging short, long term 8 per-
manent opportunities await you. Only
the most adaptable, hardworking people
with 1 year prior experience should call.
Are you seeking a position in
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or Accounting.
If you have computer software skills
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Drake support; 'Employment 'Eijuity
1 Saba HoWAgents
CHALLENGING RETAIL Sales
posdion ivaliabie Mon -Fr:
9 30am-3 OOpm. You mould
be interested n dealing with
and meeting new aur-
es every day Send n-
surne (or drop by a ha out an
fap
pir�uon) Pac Mal. 1725
-Zl n Rd Picktnng, L1V
PART TIME evening and
someweekends p09txg11
avarlabk m Oshawa real es -
11 W. to Start rrtmw*ate
ax resume to Janet 905
-
W1745
SALES/SECRETARIAL Dvsdion
available for 20 firs per week.
nights and weekends Some
exp required. will train swt-
able apdicant. AWt/P ckernq
area FFax resume ro 905-
6M-0294 An Brian
EffSk*W
Hell
INELDERS/FITTERS long term
temp 5 yrs experience
Must have own helmet and
small tools $15 per N Fax
resume to (416) 495.0941
scan Plus.
Al DRIVER wonted for Chica-
go LTL operation, dean ab-
strad. Expennce required.
905-427-4863,
BODY SHOP PERSON re -
gored for aM body shop in
Ajax. Experience an asset.
AflnW in Dersdn to 889 West-
riey . S. Aiaic.
HWY PERSON wAMED for
reptwde Home Builder's
Ctstaner Service. Must have
residential service (repair)
experWM. Must lave own
and Communisods. excellent interpersonal
Communication skulls.
Durham pep�pm. Fax rewme
416.633-7191
xEL"A hN. heating and
e E fence p MUSI have own a
tools. Please Nave a rmes-
sage at (905)-831-7527.
Skilled Help
REQUIRED
IMMEDIATELY
i.Lccnsrd Body
Person for busy
body shop in
Whitby.
No apprentices.
Phone,
IENSEN
AUTO BODY
(905) 668-3331
Lig tMa MECHANIC, willing
to work at or 'easeNagarage n
Ajax ktion Call 683-8121.
a for Rami. or v" v 158 Hum
LICENSED Sheet Metal Me-
chanic required. Industrial and
commercial. Prone (905)427-
1995 of tax resume aper
Spin (905)430-0970
MIG WELDERS Must be ex-
perienced 512/hr full bine.
Ajax d Pickeringarea Fax
resume to (905)-579.0667
Crystal Personnel Services
Inc
1 Medkaf Der"
C.DUL. or ►D.A wanted, part
lime for busy tamely dental
Practice in Uxbridge. Call 905-
852-3131
DEMTAL RECEPTIONIST re-
quired with HARP cerhtica-
tion. Must be able to work
availing$ and weekends.
Please call (905)509-9999
ask for Tonka.
MAIERNfTY LEAVE Reptace-
m. edial Receptionist.
Wath ftliaphple e7�eff"Ce
needed I« part -lime position
n pbyy��Pl�ease fax resume
b (9051.4306795.
135
AUTO-t3AY
SERVICE MAM MER
required for Zellers, Pickering Town
Centre. Previous experience an asset,
retail experience required, full-time, must
be available for nights 8 weekends.
Fax resume: 905-839-1616,
Att: Brian Fieldhouse,
or drop resume in person at
the Customer Service Desk
by August 28th.
. 1 Daycare warned
CARING RESPONSIBLE ba-
bysiner needed within walk-
ing distance of St Leo C Srn
Brooklin f« 2 d 4 yr olds. Ap-
pr,)x 2 days per week Pet
free- smoke Iree home a
must We also welcome
someone m
4.'59(snp) our home 655
DEPENDABLE, mature. non-
smoker. needed for lunch hour
and after school. Fairpon
Beach PS Flexibility re-
wired Hourly rate (905)-
831-6Z3
MOMS - Cam extra money
raring for Children in my
home9 For details Call Jerry
831-0898
MATURE, energetic. experi-
enced. leve out cNurnrxyy 1« aaqpeess
9 4.3 and 1 ExceAtrfr rNer-
•nces, own veltick preferred
� (905)839-2297 afeer pm.
NANNY wanted to care for 2
young children in our Picker-
ing norm Some IgM house-
w)rk and Cooking Must have
:•urn car Exp and/or ECE
training an asset Call 905-
931-0723 kava message. 24
tx)ur vbrceinall
RESPONSIBLE enthusiastic
I've -out nanny for 3 children. 2
drys (6 8 2 112) and one gut
4 112). Own transportation.
"urn -smoker preferred. ECE
unrY« CPR an asset Refer -
roes essential Please Call
Ajax 905-428.3388 after 7
p inweekdays, anytime wee-
k
. Devc-
AvaA
AFFORDABLE. ovut; lay Care
M nonsmoking environment
Around corner from Glegrove
P S on Glenview Rd Painting.
oulrgt. A pood food.
orambfererncFeusIV
-time
72377237eRexppri
AFFORDABLE daycare pro-
vided. smoke free home.
Fenced yard, reciepts Vim -
ney Heights Close to Lester
B Person School Cal Lisa al
(905)619-2907
ALL AGES W finches, rwln-
tious snacks, fenced yard.
o«e6f8 &activities. (905)-831-
AVAILABLE in my home,
highly recommerhded, lots of
activities, fenced yard, lunch-
es/snacks, Waled near Our
Lady Of the Bay 8 Fairport
Beach schools. receipts
given 831-2246.
BROCIUHWY 2 - dayare
available in my home. HW
meals, daily outings, planned
activities, receipts given. CPR
Police checked Bayview
Height P.SJDenmar (905)-
426.3621
DAYCARE AVAILABLE in my
hone ages 1-4. Country Set-
ting. N. Brougham/Markham Area. Great Prices!
(905)-472-9430.
DAYCARE AVARABLE in myy
home. Near Maple Ridge 8
Saint Isaac Schools. Infants
wek". 1`1001:1111111S.
19051.899 Cal Della
DATCARE available Brock 6
DeObroolk, Monday -Friday. 3
months to 4 years, lots d
TLC. Ask for Betty 683-5278.
RESPONSIBLE NOTE child
care. 10 Yrs� �experience.
R
Government t PR d. Int -
aft
10 yrs. cPH
Otlldoor activities.
90"831-0352 Cal Elaine
FULUPMT Tun, Brock Rd/
CorICKSSion 3, (Clearside Cit.)
Stay at home Mom. non-
smdker. nutritious mealy
smacks. IxAkgs, any ale, may
consider shift work, rderenc-
os available. Debbie 426-
7539.
NARwoOWNORTN Nry /2
area. Reliable daycare in my
home. Affordable rates. Non.
smoking. Full-time. 6 months
8 up. 905.428-2676.
UUUDEAWRN'S Bay
school area, 2-12 yam, hibi
smoker. Nutritious meals n
snacks, outdoorWy Struc-
tured program. ECE/IAontes-
sori trakhed. Cal 6es-4921
.1 i _,c••,Y ..r
1111�
p yclw AtIeKBble • Dayeaa Am•Bab11
LIVE IN,OUT Nanrry. 2 kids.
` once GoodRef-
s 905)-426.1427
:,.. message
9E WOMAN W111 give
,,t ,,are- n your tame
ne adarackque P.S.
)05)427-0848.
:;TERING Beach / Rollo:
'.d"jre 18 months to
;ears Daily outings
:ee backyard and park)
-
s ;tor) time. music, no -
is maxis 8 Snacks Frst
CPP cen lied Non-
img -eceipts. 905 -428 -
ATE HOME DAYCARE
. ,g, energetic pro-
;iuse to parks New
;,r pray equp S Aiax,
a n qmn -3977
.,'N -,a, not IunctteS.
s tacks. picnics. da-
in-ps. craft-,, toys Qa-
6alxes adored. Nin
.in,; 3 first aid holders.
:356
QUALITY laycare at al -
20,e 'aces 'my tonic. TWO
Time Positions available.
fears experience Re-
es Jill 427-9505
-STNEYMARWOOD. south
,.ng .canny dayCare
iatkt .n ; r "tome. fenced
,Hari. experienced ma-
'o!iaDle mother of fwi.
-686-5679
•i STNEy,'_akeonveway, ex-
cnddcare 111c or full-time CrNon
a CraMe activities
-
!,ences and much more
uI 9C � i6! 9-9050
RLT-1 Firewood
ftEAT FIREWOOD. ex -
e " ver; bat quality hard -
rod guaranteed extra lora
nt fully StasOrhed, cut +
k4 Honest measurement.
fe 7Nwery. 905-753-2246.
°DKA LUMBER, est 1961.
F,. $64 4-.8'x16- -
9 Discounl on lull bush
rd Free Delivery Oshawa
w Buy Local b Save Big
wrgs Days 705-277.3381,
A free from Oshawa; even -
A 905.43:-6665.
1
ICE HIGH quality black
acque` bedroom suae. 5500 .
queen size black waterbeds
�5 each. 6 lice glass /
hrumeiblack leather din?p
v lutchen suite $300.• two 3
kawer black mats with Con-
eec'ng IT, $75 dike met an
5I 509-0163
BLACK COUCH IN good Com
:•.i;i. $250 426.9995.
BRECKWELL P24 deluxe pel-
:'Jve and pipes, will I1Eat
Pto 2,500 sq h , one year,
$2.200 Mastercratt 6000
._TU Window air conditioner
5125 314 horse fac uzn pump
,ed sand finer for 24 K round
above ground pool $150.
-0ys mates W. headboard
and mattress $150. Call (705)
432.2708
FRIDGE 6 STOVE for Sala,
ori CDlour. Kenn" mode.
'rWge 2 door side by side 65'
4. 33 1/2' wide. Stove 30'
* de Excellent Conditions
S85U'set 683-6265 alar bpm.
PACKARD BELL COMPUTER
486 DX33. $450.. HleerliN
Packard hiB SIZE �4YLU
$200. Telephone 831_
SATELUTE DISN10'com-
pete system, 6w, �.
excellent CoOdttion $100 Cal
1905)426-7182.
antlers eep0 �' pNf M --*can convert to �g
Call 428-0666.
1 Artildil
SG �� h braMrh
Open-
ers installed New' doorSir
openers. Quality Plus Dophe
416.336-0073
�wsads79o8D016.Aln
3 new ti�ress.2 now lira bow
1791$U O.B.O. (906)-728-
1"1019 Fume - 08 Tonle
and Oil for $750. 3 fral ffNc.
frit water tables, free double
cement sink
aria You Zia 6.61 of le
1 Articles; for
sale
4 PC. DINING Room suite In-
cludes 4 chaos S china ca0i-
net. $800 (905)-579-6840
BLINDS Cut the middleman.
Installer has custom made
WIridOW
Cc" Vertical.
Vertical.
Venetian. Shinners Free esti-
(�tes��6)-227-7777 or
5555550 7722 or 1 -888 -369 -
DRAPES - (blinds 37' long.
41' mde matching shower
curtain Oriental design Like
new 905.427-1822
BEDDING - Duvet cover -
(queen). bed skirt idoubie),
te
pillow-Sms b sheets blue
fora) 'new' 9054271822
CAGES for sale, 4x3 3 $25
each Please call Torry. Trny
or Judy 721-0986 (snp)
CARPETS SALE: Lots of car-
ptm ts. 100% Von stain re-
lease, carpel 3 rooms $339
(30 sq. yd) Includes carpet.
premium pad and installa-
tion. - Free estimates, carpet
repers Serving Durham and
surrounding area Sam 905-
686-1772
CARPET SALE. Call and Saw
up u 50% Off large seleaion
t# color and design customer
satisfaction guaranteed. For
free esu ase call Mike. (905)
431-4040.(416) 8228226
COMPUTER FACTORY.
Ama.•mg school special '
year no payments, free scan-
ner 266mmx loaded. interne.
primer. software and more
516 wk (cac) 1-800-515-
5545 Free delivery.
COMPUTERS. USED 416
Systems starting at $99. VGA
Cokx monitors $79. Printers
from $49 Repairs d upgrades
at good rata New systems 6
parts L It Pentium 233 MMX
32 Meg ram. 32 gig HO. 24X
CD. Sound a speakers $749
Model T comppiters 131
Brock SL S Whnby (905)-430-
5615
FLOIUOAILAS VEGAS vaca-
tion package Approx value
$5". asking SaWO i.b.o.
Can (905)134-2590 for more
wallon ration
FURNITURE STORE Liquida-
tion. new couches, love seats,
sop beds. maim. tables.
Mattresses, at over 50% on,
MacGregor Auction Centre.
182 Wellington St Bowman•
Ville. Thurs. 8 Friday Aug. 27
6 28M, 4pm.-8pm.. Sas. Aug.
29th. 11 00am to 4 pm. Call
for oto. 905.623-7949. 1-800-
363-67".
FUTONS, MATTRESSES,
Bean Baps, Sofas, bedroom
Smits, Baby Furniture. We
sock Brand Names like Sim-
mons. Palliser, Trigold a
Hammes, The Best Ouakty at
the Lowest Price in DeMain.
Futons are always in stock
Ready b Lake back to School.
WlGrs Flanisae, 488 King St.
W. Oshawa (906)436060.
HAI M APPLIANCES, Sales
Parts. Service. Two truck-
loads haw arrived, beard now
scratchMe t washers. SM
used d�iyars $1 M 2D s�
0 Mely" waslMr/dry-
as. We now an.
$660111ial valved $1200.
stoves. Whi bb maid sffN-
tdtaLtirq, avg 2yrs =Wvp,
ih1�:42*r
�'dletle opS.aFS`
NdCW flNBrMMENT - 2r
Forrester Goal Pads - $125;
300 Goalie Gloves -
U pair Cal 436-2631 (snp)
KRCNEP TARE whit Wood-
en sta nds 10 6 1128. with 6
white ON back eclairs. Pd.
$1800. AWM $600. ONSOW
pbenerrk�VW It bullsed Derry
(90$839.3921.
MAPLE @EDON SURE
OUIIn bed A matiam 3 Tia
Minor tkattec Mirrored Hod
=(910W41=11.
Side A mull
MDYMIB SALE funtlae. W wt
mount, air ew. dboiw. =0W
plow, barbecue. aria, aed
household "rases. Call
(N5)45H= for mon wor-
miMf011
• w.
a
. Ben /11 for �'/
PHILIPS COMPACT DISC„ in-
teractive with Compton$ En-
cyd0pedia, 901 pains, battle-
ship, Caesar's Palace qam-
blirg, Plays CD'ds, Connects
to our TV. 51.000. Value
$$"0.905-723-0467
POOL Table. 68 Dulferin 1
inch slate. Balls, cues, rack,
excellent condition, 51.000
Studio lab speakers. =300/
Pair, Call A 725-1332.
RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES.
new and reconditioned, full
warranty. Paddy's Markel,
5263-8369 or 1-800-798.
SHEDMAN . Quality wooden
sheds 8' X 8barn kit, only
$299 plus tax. Marry other siz-
es and styles available Also
garages and decks 761 Mc-
Kay Rd Unit 3. Pickering. For
more LMo call 905-619.2093.
CAR STEREO SYSTEMI!1
Panasonic CD changer (with
remote) Pd 5450, Ask 5200
2. 6' Boss Speakers w th
tweeters Pd $350 Ask $150
1 ORION 225 RCCA Amp Pd
$850. Ask 5450 I Orion Elec-
tronic Crossover Pd $150
Ask $75 Beautiful loud BOX
with 2. 12' Storm speaker-,
!Giant magnets'i Pd se50
Ask $450 ALL THIS FOR
$/000.(90.5)-427-1822.
PINE/OAK FURNITURE.. En-
lerlainmen! lriti Herne �I-
lice. Dining Room. Kitchen.
Bedroom and Custom
Designs. our Craftsmen have
been handbutlding the hippntieeSt
quality solid pine a oak Tuml-
lure for the home since
'374 Drop lin and set our
Site of the Art woodworking
facility and let us show you
how fine furniture is
made our motto -There is
No Substitute for Goals -
'y Tradmoial Woodwork -
115 North Port Road (S
oft Ream Rd I Pori Perry 905-
985-8774
TOSHIBA T4400SX Lap foo
$550 Asn 5 p,ece Adiron-
,lack deck furniture $225
985-0026 snp
USED FRIDGE $225- and jo
used stoves S-:'0 and up.
4" washers S25C dryers
$125 and up New, brand tame
fridges 16 c $605 New
Wand one 30• stoves $449
and up New 5 c I freezers
$255 new 5 c f bar hgges
$225 Stephenson s Ap-
puances 154 Bruce St. Osha-
wa, 576-7448
WESTINGHOUSE !ndge -
stove. hutch. while 5 pea
bedroom Set. 4 sealer met-
terfield and chair French
provincial li icrowave(Quea-
ser) Call 725-1953 leave
message and phone number
WIN
Arthckee
WfirrW
ANncuts?Ahsoiii Ad-
vice- always valuable us"N
free' Purchasing outngnt, es-
tates vi/some antique cont-
ents. (no limit to value Con-
sidcred), collections of any
sort. quantities or single an•
bque items Speclal interest in
Moorcrott popery I'll try to re-
spon0 to as queries. Robert
Bowen Antiques- Brooklm.
Ontario. (905)655.8049. tax
(905655.5501
CASH OR DEALS. We Buy
Sell, b more, Pay top dollar
for top rlemt. Home aidhd/
video, car audio. tools, CD's.
movies. games. god. dia-
monds, furniture. ap iarnces
(905)433-1785 905-571.2274
905)666-0004. (prefer all
items in working order)
DO you have valuable an-
tiques or estate converts? Let
us assist you in achieving ON
highest possible per• Cab
to -day Hent" or Gayle Kahn
Arnigw Consultarm' with
nearly 30 years exPOng Kee.
ph" 906-985.8161.
WAM1H1 copy papa. 8112
x11 and 61/2 x 14201b. While
a ibbrr. cal Paul 579-MO7.
USED
EMBOSSING
MACHINE
For plastic 1.D.
Cards
Please call Sav at
579-9407
Poole,
ME- 1!Y• -MY IN 1115.
KAYAK POOL und �ResarUw
ght
16'1(24 DID SSM. Patdkeallee
ihdudM irsar, 2 ladders, sad
Mor, pump a MOW
elc. 1-
BOHW
1 tag A
1- Favoll-
LOST. 3 months from farm,
roar unify Cam. Gran Fiv-
es, Hwy_" . 1 Tabby, 1 calico.
Maturo ab. Need vet Swim
int ffics"ely. cal 416.251-
2373.
OSNAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc
Classes starting Monday,
June 29
B
asic and No
TOREgisler call Bev (905)
sTAL08086688AVAILABIE at private
loam, north Whitby, indoor ar-
ena. sand nrhq, wash stall. in-
dividual feeding pprogram
(905)6559994-Susan-Even-
irgs
BEAUTIFUL, healthy purebred
spring spaniel puppies Ex-
hObtp pets and bloodlines
Shots. dewormed, docked
papers, micro Chipped. Phone
(416)760-7928.5500.
EMU_AutdniobNu
1970 Chnelle. Silver with
black stnpes Latter bar sus.
Pension, 488 gears. Mickey
Thompsons on Centre lines
4500 Stall 355 with Dart
heads Nitrus. Best of every-
thing- Very fast, $12.500 Can
2-8 p in 721-1988
1902 CHEV Camaro V6. auto.
stored last 3 /ears $1000 As
is. 0 8 0 1905-831.4578
1913 OLDSMOBILE 98 Re-
gency New brakes 6 new air
conditioning $1500 I B 0.
;all AI 1905)-728-7985 :eave
19855 FLORIDA Bunk Park
Avenue lolly 'Waded. excel-
lent condition, 52130 or best
offer 438-0785
1915 NISSAN 300ZX /6.
3 GLtr ',le -1 31acx ',rs
Mint' 2 doors Standard Air
PS/PW tint. hatch back T-
Roo1 243Kms 52795 As is
0 B 0 Must Safl!!"!W1
(905)4271822
1685 VOLKSWAGON .ETTA
5 speed 177.000 km ;ngWl
paint norust Runs great
b
$1400 o o As is 1.994
Toyota Celina, parts car. 5
s in good ccndihon
ad $650 for rubber 8 nms
Whole Car $950 q It o 416-
701-3399 Leave mesw
1987 CORVETTE, 97 000km
oaded. ex�e,lenf -anditicn.
S! 4 530 OBD U1 72"174
1517 TOYOTA TERCEL Yice a
extra clear blue ':` vms
AmRm radio auto 4 Jr.
S!695 as is or best over
Must sell 1905)-683-0521
anytime
INS CAVALIER RS ai, sun-
root- cruise exceiLent condi-
tton,$2350 706-1460
1011 CHEV ;,cavalier 2 door.
white. 1 owner 149 000 km
good conotron. Certified. Ask-
ing $1975 Call 905-576-2412
INS FIREBIRD '18 2 -tone
grey new ::res --rDol, good
-tenor, body needs work.
S!200 080 905-723-9319.
1990 FORD Taurus v6. air.
53000 F,5,579-0804 Also
1986 Dodge Caravan. 51500
o b o ,905)436-2791
1990 NISSAN 3GCD(. 5 speed
123 000kms -0 changer,
'fully Icakkd' summer driven
only. $
15.000. Can (905)683-
7.178
1"l BUICK Park Ave. very
titan '48K asking 57500
Call 430-8438 or 416-756-
8728
1991 PONTIAC GRAND PRIx-
SptWi touring edition grey,
v-6 4 door. now
145.000 kil. r
smoker loaded. power lum-
bar seats. eke compass, a
player, cruise. eenthed.
57.990 905 6554076snp
1991 PONTIAC SUNWO.
13OKms 2dr. 4q1., auto. cob
au. PSMEL AMFm can.. Iul
Cert. 54350 Cat the CAR LINE
(905)4274987.
INS PONTIAC Grand -Ar SE.
2 or., Air, auto. PW/P0, tin.
Cass. Excellent Coed. Call A-
ter bpm (905)4657862.
1684 FIREFLY 5 -door hatch-
back. New on 95. -,sped
manual, the ultimate reliable.
ecotomiew, commtder. Ex-
cdW oo thbon $3700.
(905)579-4565
11N4 PONTIAC GRAND AM,
excellent goteisco. red ext"
ria, 56,000 Id.. all power,
lel M, aWba cUSM calr-
M W $10,400. (905) 668-
SS41, 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
1994 Robe. 5�sp1W. white. N
C.135.0001M.
With sp
Compete orts rack
winter fres and ams $9500.
Cal(9W03-2268
Igo DODGE Grad Carawn
SE Spat 80,008 KMS. 3.31.1r.
Ar, pw/p1ltiN/Cnlise, amvfm
C=... new Yokohama Ura.
$14,900 Certified. (905)-831-
1689.
1988 NOMA Civic LX Sp1-
cal, 4 -door. SspaW, awl
green, air. P.e.. Ill arMm
z. non4mo�ker Cenirrod
$13,700 o.b.o.(905)837-2M.
165 NOOA am.
SE, 1990 Hilda AOCaQ
corps. 2 door. 5 eQNd�
512 995
each. (9001
1M6 NMM40 mut $•1.
85,000kno. 4 door, AuAWOk
etpirMn rn/
cantre, 3.31.
lahlif COr1dti011 $9000
040- 0- (9060 5 -19 21 -
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
No tum downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; you drive!
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
15 GMC SAFARI S! F 7 -a«
Dutch door deluxe gril. 2 -
tone paint, running boards W
W. p dl, keyless entry lilt,
cruise, pnvac/ ?lass 96Kms.
(90
$14.000 5)•571-4139
C.M E. GOOD CARS LATELY?
COME TO CERTICAR FOR
OUR GREATEST SALE EVER.
Eg 92 Lemma AP'/ ^igh
kms, but real nice 3800 v-6.
loaded. only $6.995 94 Astro
luxury Ed 125.000 kms ]ark
red a-1 cny $9995. 90 Sa-
tan, loaded. 140.000 kms.
nicest in Durham $6.965 firm
95 Lumina. loaded, white.
3.800 V-6. Spewl. $1' 950
95 Lumina almost loaded.
:22.000 kms. Steal At
$10.800 95 Transpon loaded.
3800 v-6, like new. only
$12 950 Redirects 95 Frenys
(4) from $5 225. 33 Cavalier
SE. Teal Coupe. A-1. 92.000
kms only $6.950. 90 "its
Sidelircnk. 'UrdtOi auto 4 x 4
129 000 kms. Pretty red. wow
$5.995 91 Sidekick 4 door 5
speed, 4 is 4, only 102 000
Kms, ready for winter now
$6.996 94 Grand Am. SE.
Slack beauty must sen Sake
$9 500 95 SunAres. very ria.
auto air, from $9 695 Lrary
Sale - 94 Guns Gema SL.
lowiv oaded, mm Condition.
$0 985 91 Buick Real Ltd_
loaded. 122.000 kms, truly a
ria Car Only $7 9% SEE
US AT CERTICAR AUTO CEN-
TRE. 155 IUNG ST. W., AT
MIDTOWN MALL. ON CALL
571--ZSU OPEN SUNDAY 12
-3PM
CARUSO AUTO SALES '988
PCn1laC 'empal DUek.
clean $1950 1988 Oldsmo-
bile burgundy, $1550 1985
Honda Accpro. Brown.
'32Kms 3950 as is. 1973
Sulcamper Motor Home. 22tt.
proparhe powered. 78miles.
32995 as is 1987 Plymouth
Reliam 15510ms $1350 1991
Sunblrd. Burgundy $3450
1990 Bonneville. Black.
$4250 All vehicles certified.
1895 Clements Rd U-177
Pickering Need a car. can
Phil 686-380
CHELSEA MOTORS 1401
Dundas St. E. Whnby 438-
4M 96 Taurus won. 81
kms. $12.995 95 Accord Exr
92 kris. $16.995 94 MAMA
14x6. 5 speed, black. $12.995.
94 CARAVAN C.N. $6.995. 93
SUBARU IV. 90kmt. 55995.
92 SENTRA G.X.E.. loaded.
36996. 92 SABLE G.S.. load-
ed, air, SS995. 91 EAGLE Biel
ta, auto $4996. 91 EAGLE 2000
G.T.X, air, 54996. 91 CHEV
1500 PN. V8, $7995. 90 LE
BARON Caw. V6. $4995. 90
V.W. Gal. $4295. 90 SUZUKI
Swill. 1231uns $2996. 89
CENTURY V6, air. low kers,
53995. Al Vehicles txvtbld
Fiaasitq koft . 1500 -
$1000 down.
NOT SELL - 1983 NUO
RX7 CestiBed, now Ula, 4x-
Celad liMming condition.
52300. (906)5761797.
OW FNNWCNW $500-
$1000 Down. CERTIFIED VE-
HICLES: 1989 Tempo, 4-cyL.
auto. 1967 L.ell", 1231.
1987 Toyota Caaway, auto.
1989 Mazda 323, aft. 138K
1992 Pont. Lenwo SE, auto
1988 Beretta GT, cub, IML
1988 BMW 735L AS IS SPE-
CIALS: 1967 Sunbird GT Tur-
bo.
unbo. 1967 Assios l; 7-pasanl
or. 1989 uucob Contkraral.
89 Chair Corsica. 90 Chev
Corsica. 91 Chn Caveier
Z24, S-Spd 87 Jam Ctrrobl
04, 5spd. 89 Hormle Civic
DX, 5-spd. 89 Chair Tudor
61, 5•sf d. RnncirNO 8 War
rainy Available. CINMl1E
AUTO SALES, 2M Dmft
SLW., Will" 00401-W.
OSHAWA AUTO CENTER -
SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE
MECHANIC LABOUR RATE
ONLY $Mr. with this at.
Also Cat clamp. ResseaaYb
rates. Easy lrraV 11 war-
ran"
ar
ran" aeaibhlo. M Retail
tionsd
eai l-
tionsd Codified ars "*liable.
1994 SUNBIRD. 2 or. auto.
56495 19% Cavalier. 2 or,
auto. $59%. 1992 Z24. 2 to
choose. 1992 Surl GT.
56400 1992 Cavalier, 2 or.
5spd. $3500 1992 Taurus
Wagon 54600 1991 Cavalier
Z24. 55pd. $5495 1991
HYUNDAI Scoop I.S. $2995.
1991 Cavalier 2dr, $2995
1950
990es5Beretta gle GR 5pd. 95
1990 Cavalier RS 5 spd
$3700 1990 Corsica. $3750
1990 Grand Prix. 4 or. 52995
1990 Spnrit, auto. $2695 1990
Bonneville SE. $4295 1990
Beretta GT $3880 1990 Regal
$3995 1990 Lumina, 4 or.
$3995 1990 Z24. 5spd. 53695.
'NO Mustang LX 53695. 1990
'aurus GL, 53995 1989 Be-
'Pha GT $3795 1989 Cavalier
$3295 1989 Tempest $2795
1989 Lincoln Contenential
$5495 1989 IROC Camaro. T -
tops. 55po $5995 1988 Mus-
tang 52800 1988 Nissan Sen-
tra. auto. $2595 1986 Camaro
tops. $2995 1973 Mustang
53995 1991 Sonoma Ext Cab.
$6950 1982 S-10 Custom,
$8500 NOW Open SuMar"I
BUY SELL b TRADE! 160
SLmco• St. S.. Oshawa
(9051,11104-2255
199544p dr
auto air 50 )GG Km $8900
obo cemfitd 434-2775
v
cu ccI I.T
TRAVEL MATE motor name.
Shen, rnassis "en"or. air,
'Mt, frdpt. Stove. nkcrigve.
Dam with showier, sleeps 6.
molJina
� pickupCa0723-
5374 snp
1 Araomoba••
3 Cash S for unwanted cars
and 'rucks prolific can axil
wmte-ons. (Vie dear out. you
Cash in 1905-426-0208
A 6 A AUTO- Can, trucks,
teats Wt ;ay 580. $10.000
Cash an the spot Any conal -
tion. arry year Call us
lime. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
min. service 905.686-500.3 or
905706-5234
$n to $750 for Scrap cars 8
trucks or n cornchaon vetv-
Ck S 24hr Free Towing All
Durham Recycling an 8
trucks wanted TOP CASH
GUARANTEED (905)706.5740
CASH FOR CARSt We guy
used vehicles; Vehicles must
be innrehig ronhdibon. A
427-2415 or come to 479
Bayry St. East. Ajax a
Ml1HA0 AUTO SALES.
KEOM Durbare Clean.
Cash paid. Fre Removal.
Dead or Alive vehicles. An -
lime. &&NN
home: 3686: paper
905.720.8271.
A AW AUTO WNECRE113
iarsetl raKychir and deed'.
$100-SIO.000 cash on the
spa. For cars, trucks -any
cadrrron. Gwrarred parts
1plp algid repairs. (905)16-
1171 days a (116)684 1121
eymmw
WAM1E0 ; 1992 or 1993 Hoo-
do Accord OR Mug be auto
and have air and be -in
in tlan6lOn 4311710
1 11l•W
1911 i■C M SNpaide Pkk-
rp. m Package. s.flLIl s
spa.. amrtm Cott., Ipx IineK
ClrYfad (qty x011. 5,250.
90-128.9357.
1986 mum 13111 Pickup
Red. V6. auto. AM/FM Cass.
Mao whew i soxbrw.
117,000 1al C robt $6,996.
Gibson AMO Saks. 695 Raley
Aver (416)-5457095.
1916 $ a Clessic, 1/24on
truck, 4x4, VG mOta. heavy
duty cassis, oversized firs,
akaminam rime, 1 owner
$15,500 o b.o. arched. CaN
MM788-M
105 GMC "&I -linin 4X4 EXL
Cab. 3%aub. SMOkOL Lir
new. 530500 O.B.O. No GSP.
Cal l"83.
THE NEWS ADVERTIM TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1998- PAGE 33
1Thicket 11erbrerre oT 1 1 are a
Fa Stele ReM Rent
ION CMC 4x4 Stepside Pick-
up, Z71 Package. S.OLtr. 5
spd.. am/fm cars., box liner.
black on grey doth. $9.750.
Certified (905)-728-9357
5 view
4��
ION PLYMOUTH VOYAGER -
7 passenger 3 Itr, timed
windows Am/fm Cass
184,000 kms. Air/Conditioned
$1400 080 As is. Fand
1905)-831-1955: work
(416)284-9740
11M5 NISSAN QUEST GXE.
loaded. from and rear air con..
ABS brakes. aluminum Alloy
wheels. CO player, 4 Captains
chairs, seats 7. new tires new
factory engine at 50.00 Ism.
lady driven, excellent condi-
bor. call 905-655-3390
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
[air,
idge, stove, broadloom,
heat, hydro, water andone parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
ww.geocities.com/wall street/floor/
7657/highriser.html.
AVAILABLE SEPT. IST 3
1 Trailers bedroom plus der $995 2
LARSON 2: " Coat 250 Che-
vy Strait 5 cyiengine. in-
xiard, seats 6. Mer: miser,
;tem drive cwt int Or Noiot
and Iratler with hydraulic
bakes all working $2800
clod 1905)839-1357
1 1 Aiyrtrnwnb
For Row
BED BSMT APT - a- i
xauttful '-dge ;1cve .aun-
Iryry b parking sion-SM iter
Nh4gral y A001st -,Sly
no nclusive t sV asr 1905)-
'25-3134
BACHELOR. 1 4 2 bedroom
apt; .r most beautiful adult
building Available anytime
Stevenson S Rossland.
Oshawa Call 723-1009
BROOKLIN 2 Cedroom apart -
mer! 565; • -vdro Bachelor
apt 34.,0 hydro Avg. now
arge room for Oct 1st
S400rmo Cap (905)-655.5539
CENTRAL Oshawa a-ge ' '
S 3-ecroom +:,artments
available ,n we:;-,'r,bMaired
towooking Jose to all amenities
Call 723-0977
K"MaT. 1 BEDROOM bsrnt COURTICE siacious 1 bed -
apt Yo pets Avagble imine• .oc, ac: near 4^1 buses
lately, Laurod 4 parking and pp
snortp '-fydro and gasSS50/md GII Carole included Fist/last Non -
9051666 -5545 smokermo pets S850/tno
1 BEDROOM in Couruce
ltairl "r Sen :onla Wed aapptt
n renovated tarvuiouse $&boli
to 30 indulged Asan immd
25-9991
1-NEDROOM 9dSemerl
apartment :".a new 4DC
gam w:faeuza se;a•ate
trance, panc% .circa n
b!S include: :a 's1 S60G
moms tst'tast nc pets Y5-
434-5431
-28-'505
eoutInCE, a+a„abie Sept
!st B- l"! :'ear, 2 bedroom
oasemem apt Laundry b ca-
ble Suitable for row -smoker
No pets $700/mo inclusive
;9051432-1562
MARMONT RD,W area. 3
-oc.rn usemenl apt 1-oed-
-ooin Utnitits Lnau Cid. paA-
ng. bus at door S500rmotn,
's'last roti -Smokers adults
- Mer ed 905-723-7546. 905-
11 •
Rdroom 5810. Com have new
1993 FLAGSTAFF hardtop 'en!
=arpet. new appliances Dark -
Trailer 8 foot box. Sleeps 6,
'nq, laundry. all inclusive
fridge. stove, a awnm4q Ask-
576-2925 9 a m- s p m
' $4000 Cal 725-6228
AVAILABLE for September
Goober 'oro bedroom apts
• Marine
Small quiet budding Small
dogs OK Laundry on premis-
1985 DORAL CAVALIER ,' c
es Bloor,'Wilson area Can
If Aft cabin new tamper 'op,
128-0285
new VHF radio. new compass
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY r
plus mum more 510.800
Wh,tby Ap! :>„di -g ;Pa.
(905)987-2272 Must be seen
cious, carpeted. newly paint.
INS 171 Walleye Boat 130
ed. 'win bak orty dose to bus.
Ila ;chnson outboard. Dow
shopping. all utiktia included.
,mount trolling motor live well
,iMVlatt required. no pets.
bait well etc $18.500 623-
bedroom $69C 2 bedroom
9107 (snp)
$790 3 bedroom 2% Can
430-0134
LARSON 2: " Coat 250 Che-
vy Strait 5 cyiengine. in-
xiard, seats 6. Mer: miser,
;tem drive cwt int Or Noiot
and Iratler with hydraulic
bakes all working $2800
clod 1905)839-1357
1 1 Aiyrtrnwnb
For Row
BED BSMT APT - a- i
xauttful '-dge ;1cve .aun-
Iryry b parking sion-SM iter
Nh4gral y A001st -,Sly
no nclusive t sV asr 1905)-
'25-3134
BACHELOR. 1 4 2 bedroom
apt; .r most beautiful adult
building Available anytime
Stevenson S Rossland.
Oshawa Call 723-1009
BROOKLIN 2 Cedroom apart -
mer! 565; • -vdro Bachelor
apt 34.,0 hydro Avg. now
arge room for Oct 1st
S400rmo Cap (905)-655.5539
CENTRAL Oshawa a-ge ' '
S 3-ecroom +:,artments
available ,n we:;-,'r,bMaired
towooking Jose to all amenities
Call 723-0977
K"MaT. 1 BEDROOM bsrnt COURTICE siacious 1 bed -
apt Yo pets Avagble imine• .oc, ac: near 4^1 buses
lately, Laurod 4 parking and pp
snortp '-fydro and gasSS50/md GII Carole included Fist/last Non -
9051666 -5545 smokermo pets S850/tno
1 BEDROOM in Couruce
ltairl "r Sen :onla Wed aapptt
n renovated tarvuiouse $&boli
to 30 indulged Asan immd
25-9991
1-NEDROOM 9dSemerl
apartment :".a new 4DC
gam w:faeuza se;a•ate
trance, panc% .circa n
b!S include: :a 's1 S60G
moms tst'tast nc pets Y5-
434-5431
-28-'505
eoutInCE, a+a„abie Sept
!st B- l"! :'ear, 2 bedroom
oasemem apt Laundry b ca-
ble Suitable for row -smoker
No pets $700/mo inclusive
;9051432-1562
MARMONT RD,W area. 3
-oc.rn usemenl apt 1-oed-
-ooin Utnitits Lnau Cid. paA-
ng. bus at door S500rmotn,
's'last roti -Smokers adults
2 -BEDROOM bnow4m
apartment near PTC, separate
carariWl-oft, p►9fi Nviong
r000mmsseer 0•dr00m. Preps
siSmUNOlmaMst-
.
3-
boft m am Roo mawb &
(905)839-2194.
34EOM0011. large rower
apartment ,rear Oshawa Cen-
tro, euro ktlCh1 , colorial
OW 2 batt WahM a deur.
laundry facilities. available
OCL 1. $85ohaarlL C
005)B23 -4W -
A1 OB L=k Fill"paired
large 1 -bedroom. Mo.
Hu&Vwag indudld Laun-
dry on stiff. Near al amterli-
tia. kmbw ISOmmsmow. 11-
.49-2738 or pogo (416)-
501-1687oom nrke
in int
ho for�ni 075 bol
• ulities. No pee9•
(905}472.0924.
AMX Spadow 2 bol bath.
apt. Sep. inn. plrtdtg 3 pa
WNW. 4 app.. IMUL 5755/
mo. imdedirg wBBNa. Don
831-1527 weekdays.
LAW 24b/dran walkout
Da marnt aiperhneM. Very
1 Pym P$tL no
emoting. Bus at door, alar
1able�790/mMOWLa
iew
iC
2 SDMOOM AVANAKE FOR
SEPT 13T. Located at 350
Malaga Rd.. Oshawa. $7001
mo. al inclusive. No pets
Please call (905)-576-6721.
OE bsdroom $S82. pay own
111,13110. Oshawa Orth ' n0. Dm Mal.
A ailaOM Oct. 1. Also 2 bed-
room. Sept 1.5650. 436 6012
ON: BEOR008M SMI com-
puted, Large PrivaM Cartrol
Whitby. Beautiful quiet old
Lown area. Large backyard
WMV. Walk to Slopping.
Available Sept Ist. $6951aa.
Cab 571-M.
SMG00$�wsell-maintained 2
nn
and BBB GlenSt. Some will
Walk-in plastics , pair, provid-
ed. Close t0 schools Shop.
M GO SNOW Ui
On innd�ilb& Cal ?28-4993.
0lMIIIIIIIA - ON bedroom apt.
Neat, Ming, fridge, SIM in-
cluded. Albat/Jadkson ares.
Avaipble Sapl. 1. $60Olmhp.
1sVleat. 723-9781.
OSNAWA 2 IOatidnls, o acral
acrd south sass. one and two
bedroom apartments, quiet
clean buildings, start 5575 per
mo. no qM. C 436.6809 or
OSNAWA. 936 Glen SL (dose
to GAIL 2 large bedroom,
fully rencrivaled, do" to
Miwn._, Aail., SepL1. 423 -
or 427.6622.
1 BEDROOM BASEMENT apt
Sep enrr Near PTC. GO F
male preferred. n0 smoking/
pets Utilities. laundry. 6 ca-
ble included $535/mo Avail.
mind (905)-831-2303
PICKERING = ncrWhites Rd
Bright Near casement apt
Kitchenette suitable for one.
non-smoker 'Verypnvate
Walk 7 •f avine $595fnn-
clusive 905-837-0218 (sno)
PICKERING PARKWAY/Brock.
1-OeCr,cm casement apart-
ment. Pat -lin lutchen, full batll
separate hying rim avail-
able Sept.lst. $575ymonth in-
clusive Peferences rEgulred.
905.683.2564
PICKERING VILLAGE - Yew 1
bevoc-i asement apart-
ment Avanaoe Sept 1 Sep -
mate entrance. parkin utih-
bes. $650 nclusrve Suitable
for single non-smoker 426-
10%
PICKERING lige 1 -bedroom
nsem!^T apartment. sepa-
rate tntrantt, kitchen. 3pc
bath. ;aundry. parking $650
month inclusive No pets
non-smoking Available Sept
st 905.4Zrrr.675
PROFESSIONALLY -FINISHED
I-oedr;om -4 .-out
met,.! apartment. apartment. all utilities.
air-conlotionmg. separate en-
trance laundry non-smoker.
,to pets. available mid-Sep-
tember. $700• 1svlasi 905-
426-0882
Family ^ -;,s. s;a-
c:c-s 2 a 3 BIR apts..
,.tis incl. Freshly paint-
• -d. rec club. events for
a:: ages from 880s to
Sa-:a. starting from
S6 70. Call to view:
(905)721-8741
THREE BEDROOM west side
of Oshawa entre nardwrod
"don. dg backyard. large
k r 0 8 JOIN 'Ccm. laun-
dry facilities ;;n premnsa
$900 plus tit ubiitws (905)
723-5513
TWO EXTRA LARGE : bed-
room apartments -or rem.
avaliaae immediately and
October Ist Townune Rd. S.
near !Grog Street 5800 plus
hydro. New triplex buddino.
Call 579-5515 leave ms -
Sage
WHITBY. Dunenn St. 1 6 2-
be000m apts. clean, quiet
building. parting Fully-broad-
loomcwd large closets Neu
amenities. GO/401 FndQel
stove. $6101up Inclusive No
Def. 905-6657904 or 905-
404-1414
WHITBY Genn 2 -bedroom apt.
character and charm, quiet
street. Separate OWN". up-
per levelNear everything.
N cooker/no pets. $825
905.665-6487.
WIMTIY beautiful spacious 1
Dfideoom basement apartment
,with walk -out. Hardwood
1100nS, ROrmga tub, no pets, no
smakiing. Avail. Oct 1st $660
inclusive. Cal 430-3519.
WN1BY, 1 bedroom ar eiF
in wall build -
Wens Realy Ltd 905
A.
WWW. CLEAM, 4uist.l-bed-
mom lo-
tated, d' `to al o�NNr ,
Avail. Sept.
hysting. suit" for surighe
woldartp pelso
(905)-668. 111.
oom
"able e5 platsL C�4
789.4145. or 905-665-7543.
1 Hloaea
For RW
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
o Qom( from $700hnordh
o Na Much DoikwpymenrM
(905)571-6275
1,800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
lis Oi►a�4s� W
- Mer ed 905-723-7546. 905-
11 •
165-3747
•
HAAMONT'491 .weir 3
:n, '_cm 7unga'ow -'wrier al
:s -1t AOL LAurtdry parking. a
rape $875 share utiinties
'-:laSt. Avau Sept. 1St '25
�-7
DIRGE 1-3ecroom ;casement
a^ +n nicety decorated.
1.-aclusive. with Unner.
:-.er 8 rabic. 401Rarmony
:'ea for Sept/ocl $500/
roma 905-571-0772
All NEW ,.lige 3 bed man
Moor at Vuse 4 pcsemi en -
suite. Cable. Gose to all
amenities. 2 ;ar parking
1 5-668-7332
Aper incl No pets Avail
Sept. t st 3950 mil. Can Mike
(905,-718.5513
MOUTH OSHAWA Super Large
2 -bedroom. Extra urge gale o-
ny Wit managed quo build-
2-BEDNODM apartment. Sen-
i%Controlled entrance. $729
contained. in north end lila-
uU., able. parting. No lgogs
we onuses Cgurt. SM
/October 1St. 905-
.m. firttAnci available
2 -BEDROOM bnow4m
apartment near PTC, separate
carariWl-oft, p►9fi Nviong
r000mmsseer 0•dr00m. Preps
siSmUNOlmaMst-
.
3-
boft m am Roo mawb &
(905)839-2194.
34EOM0011. large rower
apartment ,rear Oshawa Cen-
tro, euro ktlCh1 , colorial
OW 2 batt WahM a deur.
laundry facilities. available
OCL 1. $85ohaarlL C
005)B23 -4W -
A1 OB L=k Fill"paired
large 1 -bedroom. Mo.
Hu&Vwag indudld Laun-
dry on stiff. Near al amterli-
tia. kmbw ISOmmsmow. 11-
.49-2738 or pogo (416)-
501-1687oom nrke
in int
ho for�ni 075 bol
• ulities. No pee9•
(905}472.0924.
AMX Spadow 2 bol bath.
apt. Sep. inn. plrtdtg 3 pa
WNW. 4 app.. IMUL 5755/
mo. imdedirg wBBNa. Don
831-1527 weekdays.
LAW 24b/dran walkout
Da marnt aiperhneM. Very
1 Pym P$tL no
emoting. Bus at door, alar
1able�790/mMOWLa
iew
iC
2 SDMOOM AVANAKE FOR
SEPT 13T. Located at 350
Malaga Rd.. Oshawa. $7001
mo. al inclusive. No pets
Please call (905)-576-6721.
OE bsdroom $S82. pay own
111,13110. Oshawa Orth ' n0. Dm Mal.
A ailaOM Oct. 1. Also 2 bed-
room. Sept 1.5650. 436 6012
ON: BEOR008M SMI com-
puted, Large PrivaM Cartrol
Whitby. Beautiful quiet old
Lown area. Large backyard
WMV. Walk to Slopping.
Available Sept Ist. $6951aa.
Cab 571-M.
SMG00$�wsell-maintained 2
nn
and BBB GlenSt. Some will
Walk-in plastics , pair, provid-
ed. Close t0 schools Shop.
M GO SNOW Ui
On innd�ilb& Cal ?28-4993.
0lMIIIIIIIA - ON bedroom apt.
Neat, Ming, fridge, SIM in-
cluded. Albat/Jadkson ares.
Avaipble Sapl. 1. $60Olmhp.
1sVleat. 723-9781.
OSNAWA 2 IOatidnls, o acral
acrd south sass. one and two
bedroom apartments, quiet
clean buildings, start 5575 per
mo. no qM. C 436.6809 or
OSNAWA. 936 Glen SL (dose
to GAIL 2 large bedroom,
fully rencrivaled, do" to
Miwn._, Aail., SepL1. 423 -
or 427.6622.
1 BEDROOM BASEMENT apt
Sep enrr Near PTC. GO F
male preferred. n0 smoking/
pets Utilities. laundry. 6 ca-
ble included $535/mo Avail.
mind (905)-831-2303
PICKERING = ncrWhites Rd
Bright Near casement apt
Kitchenette suitable for one.
non-smoker 'Verypnvate
Walk 7 •f avine $595fnn-
clusive 905-837-0218 (sno)
PICKERING PARKWAY/Brock.
1-OeCr,cm casement apart-
ment. Pat -lin lutchen, full batll
separate hying rim avail-
able Sept.lst. $575ymonth in-
clusive Peferences rEgulred.
905.683.2564
PICKERING VILLAGE - Yew 1
bevoc-i asement apart-
ment Avanaoe Sept 1 Sep -
mate entrance. parkin utih-
bes. $650 nclusrve Suitable
for single non-smoker 426-
10%
PICKERING lige 1 -bedroom
nsem!^T apartment. sepa-
rate tntrantt, kitchen. 3pc
bath. ;aundry. parking $650
month inclusive No pets
non-smoking Available Sept
st 905.4Zrrr.675
PROFESSIONALLY -FINISHED
I-oedr;om -4 .-out
met,.! apartment. apartment. all utilities.
air-conlotionmg. separate en-
trance laundry non-smoker.
,to pets. available mid-Sep-
tember. $700• 1svlasi 905-
426-0882
Family ^ -;,s. s;a-
c:c-s 2 a 3 BIR apts..
,.tis incl. Freshly paint-
• -d. rec club. events for
a:: ages from 880s to
Sa-:a. starting from
S6 70. Call to view:
(905)721-8741
THREE BEDROOM west side
of Oshawa entre nardwrod
"don. dg backyard. large
k r 0 8 JOIN 'Ccm. laun-
dry facilities ;;n premnsa
$900 plus tit ubiitws (905)
723-5513
TWO EXTRA LARGE : bed-
room apartments -or rem.
avaliaae immediately and
October Ist Townune Rd. S.
near !Grog Street 5800 plus
hydro. New triplex buddino.
Call 579-5515 leave ms -
Sage
WHITBY. Dunenn St. 1 6 2-
be000m apts. clean, quiet
building. parting Fully-broad-
loomcwd large closets Neu
amenities. GO/401 FndQel
stove. $6101up Inclusive No
Def. 905-6657904 or 905-
404-1414
WHITBY Genn 2 -bedroom apt.
character and charm, quiet
street. Separate OWN". up-
per levelNear everything.
N cooker/no pets. $825
905.665-6487.
WIMTIY beautiful spacious 1
Dfideoom basement apartment
,with walk -out. Hardwood
1100nS, ROrmga tub, no pets, no
smakiing. Avail. Oct 1st $660
inclusive. Cal 430-3519.
WN1BY, 1 bedroom ar eiF
in wall build -
Wens Realy Ltd 905
A.
WWW. CLEAM, 4uist.l-bed-
mom lo-
tated, d' `to al o�NNr ,
Avail. Sept.
hysting. suit" for surighe
woldartp pelso
(905)-668. 111.
oom
"able e5 platsL C�4
789.4145. or 905-665-7543.
1 Hloaea
For RW
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
o Qom( from $700hnordh
o Na Much DoikwpymenrM
(905)571-6275
1,800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
lis Oi►a�4s� W
PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1998
1 r a 1 out et r Rent r 1 ousts Lots for Sale Em Lots for Sale
Rertl RWM
SICK OF RENTING??
S.E. OSHAWA. 3-1>drpom
OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/m-onth
brick bungalow. ddadad W
friendly. non -Smoker outflow
rage. central at. Wit
karYrnum Income 530,000 year
?' Not much downpayrnereT? CBS MuMI •
jk ;
S400 -UM Cal 72&0543
in -taw.
basement.$1M
�.� ' ' F1elp for udischnakga0 balnkrtbpts
s Ctloose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 Q8
� ~C�;
WHITBY TOWNHOUSE to
M2307
share Brock StlMfamrp
downtown 400.1600 Sq.A. a-
kcrJRetaiC East Ostlaw ON
,
Oleoountad Mortpa90 Bata
r^ (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-8d0-6275
SOUTH MU- Picketttq
dry 5400 tW References
beach 2 . 1 bedroore. Older
(9051.665-1443 after Spit
Mark Stapley
,I,- .. Solea R1P• F1Mrwt Abry PNM ESWO Ltd.
2 BEDROOM HOUSE Thidk-
son1r2 Hwy Large private
IOL 5850 Nitta 1st and
last Avail Scott Call
(905)985-8619
6 MONTHS FREE! only VW
down' 2 3 d 4 -bedroom
homes available totally rew-
vaW plus 4 new appliances
tram $750/morah all inclCane
Minimum required income
$25.000/year Call Don
Coombs Saks Rep cold"I
Bartter RMP RE (905)427-
3804
ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING
6 months free men own a
house from SS50/momh Bll
Rdu Coldwdl Banker (905)
728-9414 tRMy
AN EXCELLENT opport Vd�
own. no down Davnleud
dor ass+siance. 4 bedroom 2
storey detatlle0 Recently
its . Close to downtown
Oshwwa Carnes like rem
Call 433-7949
LARGE CLEAN 4 bed. 3 bath-
rrpoaiom home wtulby Double
Agit Oce 1 CA F we Earlier
$1200amo (9051-4660106
OSHAWA- TaumoNSomtrwik
area 3 • ' Bedrooms Av*
Sept tet. Close to sehods t
%hoopmo No
Ad29� Plum
PMMRNG. Liverpool Rd
south ' bedroom house.
MW now. wim su room.
MpAung Avahlatle Oct 1st.
2850 indusive (905)831-
0323 leave message
PCKIEN NG. ;,verpod Rd S.
4 bedroom detached 2 s'totey
home 4 ippYit�S Deck.
par7pt. 12( . M_.W59
-Idwreare d
3 BDRN. HOUSE WANTED
too" to rem for oct 1st.
Wenbly outskirts of town
Pat or Gerry 571-2365
Townhorwn
1 n
For R
At OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed -
loom townhouse dose to
schools sn0pptp $950/mo
ALL INCLUSIVE First last
!A%6 ie Sept Tai 19051 579-
COURTICE - 3 bedtrooms.
Close to 401, no pets Sept let
$1000 Cal days atter Alum
And weekends arrytime 905
683-2852.or after Rpm (416)
283_W7. or days 1905) 683-
FRESHLY PANTED, 2 -bed -
loom townhouse, south east
091M. 5 opiunces. tin-
khed rec roam wah kahen-
goe. Aveilabie Sep 1. Cal
lley
(905)983-8105 atipm
1 PAONw
for -POM
2 NEDROOM. RossurdyArd.
son area, on bus role. Mcn-
en, laundry. able fadkties
available. Must be non
smoker who enjoys dogs.
Wks preferred. References.
(905)723-6685.
AM, dean roan n tu-
60M basement apartment.
sqwm enbartce. parinnp,
bW*Y. able, starlit with 1
atller, non-smoker. • $375/
nbrmh,1st11ast. 427932.
Mailable kneeiabir Far.
NSW room in Picketing. ca -
Me, kgchen facilities. now
Pickentic Generating Stanton,
M. GO. i'd60/aont, $170
lei-weddy. 4120-A316.
�BiEkpDROOM, on room ki country. fur-
. .
_cahor unfurnished. use of
kitchen faali ies, lentak pre-
ferred. $311Slmoalh. Seagrave
9x5-965.3607 sip.
LARGE dealt famrsl d room,
dose to oshm Centre,
share bkdron i bath. avail-
able immedislefy. Phone
(905)-436-1420.
LARGE PJPAIS Ela room for
roan. For further mwnpkon
please al. 720 -OW.
PICKERNG rooln for mart in
brand new luxury IawYtotk.
A/C, a1 inclusive. $500imo.
Available S40.1511. 416.615-
1049.
1 ROOM for
Rena
PICKER NG -LIVERPOOL R0.
S. - 1 large gimme t. untur-
rkshed room $400 7. 1 small
room at $35N, First 8 tat
Share kitchen/bath Clean
quid ganleman preferred. no
Pers 839-0257.
1 Shered
3RD PERSON required to
share attractive, clean Osha-
wa home wrath responsible
prolessiinals Available Sept
1st. Please carol Curtis
571-2365 or Mark 263-8425
for more information
BOWMANVILLE New targe 4
bedroom Home to snare with
pprofessioartl tamale, private
Wcyud. S475/mo all encu-
swe Avail immd. Diane
(905)-697-2396
BRIGHT. spaoious room
park)
in execu-
live Whitby home S4.5111narrh
nchndets loads of extras Sud
professional FirsUlastfreler-
enas Cal 905-66-1 7720
CLOSE to Oshawa Centre.
bright room in large. Inertly,
shared home. with 3 one.
close to public trasd, cable.
Jo cond 55 576-5577_(snpj
smoW $37n
N.W. 031MWA RossurW
Thormon suit single femaki
mak professtorw Must be
non-smoker. neat 8 tidy. as
owner occupied Aaluok
Sept
1st. 2125hveelc 905.432-
WHITES 11110iiW. 1 -bedroom
basement Firepiam. 112 bath.
dean. quiet home Share
kok P . slower. laundry Ma-
ture lemai a preferred. non-
sankung Wort At its Near
public transrvGo Avad Sept
tet $700 station wwieva-
bwpemxtg 1 (4161424-
6445 OM. ( N20-41176
everwos
OINET SPACIOUS room in
Large house wilt separate 3
pC. baM stilled kdchen arkd
tarnoytaue. alarbits.
acom 401. lef 1601
Nora-smdie, 432-
• 1 Florida
vac. ReNak
CLEAR WATER AREA 3 Deb
room. townhouse, pool. laaan.
BOO. private Yard, available
now. For n10 and to vow phoktt.
91579-3788.
1 1 PrMre liormes
For Soft
4 LARGE BEDROONS. 4
baths. Master with ensude b
walk-in closets Finished
bsmt with oak wet bar On
quiet cn in Whitby Fenced
rard $189.900. (905)-579-
BOWNANVILLE BEAUTY -
1312 sq It EBendale Modd.
Lower than builder's price
Asking only $135.999 3 bed-
room 2-0101rey freehold. scurf
rung nusur bedroom with
Roman tub and sep shower
terga m^tp and dirrngro ism,
with walkout. kitchen has up -
9 1 1 cupboards No par".
Ooubk sunk, and ceramos
Baunum wdh roughed on 3
PC - . al .loan Hartford. Cew
tury 21 Excel Rea ly Int: 9105-
721-1144.. Tor fine 90546a&
5155.
IIOMBY FARM, 19 acres. on -
vale 4-4evel Duck s,despht.
fully hrushed. 3.1 bdrms. 2
Oetks. oak kitchen. fireplace.
air canditioneN. attached tn.
pie car garage secunty sys-
tem. new
barn with hydro (200
amp) and water box stalls.
tads room, fenced p,-=
and woods Pontypool
$249900 (705!2777-94'9
PRIVATE SALE: south Ala
waft to Lake. A-betroom side -
split . Irvaiworang . brim,
roan Large lex awattxe baa.
pond. .900 905483-
TOWNHOUSE - North Ostia-
arld
S.E. OSHAWA. 3-1>drpom
p all inclusive, dears.
brick bungalow. ddadad W
friendly. non -Smoker outflow
rage. central at. Wit
pool (seasonal) first 6 last.
hardwood Moors. wr:k aA
S400 -UM Cal 72&0543
in -taw.
basement.$1M
tom' 3 pant. CV"
laarpeeenhal
900 Cal 905-
WHITBY TOWNHOUSE to
M2307
share Brock StlMfamrp
downtown 400.1600 Sq.A. a-
kcrJRetaiC East Ostlaw ON
Huge Bedroom, CabkJlaun-
SOUTH MU- Picketttq
dry 5400 tW References
beach 2 . 1 bedroore. Older
(9051.665-1443 after Spit
hw-. 45M from brach.
wrcMBaYs 6 weekends.
►loge maples On SOtt200 lot
Bets west on so perk Doors
a CoNMWA Amg
pease (6131334-0683
For M"
TOWI Itis BRICK CENTURY
I BEDROOM for rem in cordo
HOME: 5269.900. targe
buildup Lady Vekrred
200)(3501t treed la on ale kh-
S475 MM" Cal and mare
lemet htgJheem-
message 426 3995bers
$13e.wo. (906)430-2962
� 01141 -
LARGE 2 bedroom luxury
vernienceMinutes fast of
condo $1500/mo
eowmarwilt 407 906
FOR SALE
1 PARCEI, OF VACANT LAND
TOWN OF PIC ERN .
By Proposal:
Ontario Realty Corporation (O.R.C.) is
inviting proposals for the purchase of a
vacant rural agricultural land in the Town
of Pickering.
The property is located on the North side
of Concession 3 between Pickering Town
Line Road and Altona Road, in the Town
of Pickering.
Proposals will be received until
3:00 p.m., local time,
Thursday, September 24, 1998.
Details regarding the sight and submis-
sion requirements are contained in an
information package which is available
by contacting Joe Clasadonte at (416)
585-6786.
The highest or any proposal may not nec-
essarily be accepted. ONTARIO REAL-
TY CORP reserves the right to withdraw
this property offering at any time without
notice.
1 cO"'4" 1 Atauaiortt
2 BEDROOM Cottage Hah- OOtl1EII.'f
bunon area t orae, tarusned. AUCTION lI
oaW am
hydro. 2 mus lake. year FRIDAY AUG. 28
access 233 9.6100 OBO
(905)6974M4 I AT 5:00 P -M.
HALOUNTON. 5 bedroom. 2
umrooirs. 2 kite hens. sand
xacn. fully grassed art.
swimm ng for children and
adults. wall roe boat. Augirst
29 -Sept 5th MMM20-1741
EN �tt•r
to LOW
NINE PROKENS. Get out
of debt quick wmnpW going
bankrupt or Deng guar~
Everyone accepted regardless
of crew roup cal ler Irer
wdormalion 905-576-35M
Student barns erModed
• 1 Btueihers
BAKEWORKS -Bagel Cate at
6)Sfm a Came Now avaiablt
for franchise. Ext grout W
remit Eat. Loris hems. Alen
bvesmisma. up to $15OK/ Cal
Floyd (4164654100
STALL Construcho caompa-
rry, growuq fast. Iopkmnp for
somal investors for short of
torp will wm>test make or k -
male, al for 4Vontnwo N
appomtn n are in con-
kdence Phare 19051434-7663
or (905M4-1407 lex (905034-
7096 ask for Ron or Jean or
tax information (905)434-
8796.
Aiail umtneWately -
( 1
7869806
3800 Cid Maris. Remix
summit Realty
1 TaweNOeesa
POWWOW INCOME OP-
olMbe 6
CIA, / P460
IW tdb
NORTH OINAWA, 4 -bedroom
PORTINITY home -baud. di -
tact manimefg, not MLAL 90%
tom' 3 pant. CV"
moth Minimwn capital W
71 Free BeM T7 Osftarra
all. V410d to terced yard.
quited $1950. Serious ppli-
downtown 400.1600 Sq.A. a-
kcrJRetaiC East Ostlaw ON
new dahwasner. garage. 6n-
nes all 1 -NO -3204M aa.
S nn Commercial itosue.
Hos
t.
WW rtc room mdudimg
rir,dper oDvtrnps a„a pif„p.
397.
Cal 431-2447
a an
Askdp 2105.000. cal
(905►434-1270.
e 1 oeatq
fPECTWKM map see. 3
VICTOW CO my Craft
PRESTIGIOUS prL-Id 1- 01-
fia, 700 il. $65wou eN►
bedrpoma. 2 banks. new
bertMuMir AOos.
Gild hied Show. Rau 6 ah-
some furnstWW Ylrlmded.
Reception 3
rw
close to 71 am111RWi, �.
a ) s
area. pgk riof
Basun Blvd.. end mall.
boardroom. Phil
$13e.wo. (906)430-2962
7723---.1265
ParIn Mars
ST�
a ktsuarY
Units
11 2 /C� new. 2 1
2 mRN. Fatal Lola of
11 C�BIMPi ONHRM
now
OCT. 1199, 12M
Phis Trsemilold$178d RWf900. ty
yoke own numbers -JW
sq.ft. industrial zoned h-1 B.
North DAM. yearly 1Mst.
(416)-491-3226.
451-3639 ad 235, i3.24hNim,
Call 432-2305. ink to Tan.
Lan far
NO k 19 T Ina
1 Comm
lorAW
KM ST. E. ONtma 2.1R
h not sura nrtrml is Nae
MUM LABS, Fenelat Fats.
acres maw for 110 aped-
ff t . 11SWN $525.000.
ti141:M telWnB Blit ad or w
plywtp to it? I ate a am*
1. 2. 3 3 4 1lM m house-
kegwV-co►a0es. August and
Walter Fmk Royal LsPape
Fraek RE.. 576-41 1.
Wok tale wam at4W o0tan
Seplembw. Last week n
an flm4n wo vfy:raa
Sept, ktcbd. bhp wmMk�tti
ICU LM LOU 2 will a dB-
BMtes trayeiq ad ImaYp.
O
taltna in a Crest. Below
N you am a tilkoee, anile vs,
�resorttandy-
Boa
TOWN" trees. IYeM estaa
took kNate. 30 45. ekNA
letak.. (705) 887-2560.
fished are of fluidity homes
MMby'
kpgay illlerests. atfine lmpY
CREAT FIOM on Ria
�%5j�1.
In wmilnp W" me about
Lake. Family wA-"- Is, hik-
y0asdl alatp WIN a photo Ift
warp, tlnatinp, nature. Modem
vacom n
ON
Born 4587. rho Meillelam Econ -
wteMry
omkist. 9 Heritage Road.
of pK s lar prN sun
poBCATaa M R. Pigeon
Marklurm. L3P Im.
1yNod 7p541a6
Lake Frond Lots. secluded
2601.
No
Swig. m! �
OVABMA BIF1AaM 1111015 -
IBM MM - HMlltpe pri. round road. Ideal for retire- SAGE ShWv Santa 40 King
Hate azy 3 bedroom collage. ret" 2 hunaM attaga free. St. W(905) 404.962511:30 am
Surkdeck barbecue, Horse (905)466.1651. - 9 pm
shoe 01, good fesftaap and On YOUR Own fully serv-
WANning, rowboat ndoded. lad trailer site, S590x, $1.000
15DOtweek 693-M a woe- down. $89 monthly. Graaf
tends 705696-1435. swimming, filthing. bomb.
near tdmq.(416)431-1565.
deep hyer, qty 22 n-
oes. Gooey model 84
shotgun, model 94
wnchaVer 30-30,
Barnett left handed
side winder bow.
Hans electric toilet
(like row). 6 Hp John-
son outboard motor
(new). 121t. aluminum
boat, ly small elec
trical di hand tools,
qty. 2x6 A 2x8 Rough
swed red pine tber, 98819881 8 DodgeCar-
avan. 1992 Hvundai
collectible items.
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AUCTION SALE
SATURDAY, AUGUST 29" - 10:00 a.aa
uction Sale of Antiques A Household for th
Estate of Rowena Watson of Uxbridge being
held at the Vanhaven Sales Anna (Ifourvirwrly
Phoenix Saks Arena), Uxbridge, Take Huy.
+404 north to Datds Dr at h'eumtarket & go errs
4 kr►k
Afotigeees A Householld: Lg. oak
wardrobe, walnut c:hirm cabinet; upright &
apt. size piano, bench & iron stool; electric
organ; oak buffet; mahogany china cab.;
walnut hutch, 6 pc. Sklar dining-rm. stc.;
Tables - marble top ornate mahogany
occasional, dining -rim. w/2 leaves, set of 3
nesting, pine, maple drop leaf, harvest; dry
sink. Chairs - 6 mahogany, pint highback, 6
dining-rm. (2 arms); lovcscats; db. brass bcd;
dressers; chests; Igc. oak desk; office
furniture; wall unit; mirrors; chandelier;
lamps; ant. lamp globes: bicycles; exercise
cgpmt.; washer, dryers: dishwasher: stove.
microwave; freezer: AC; hot. bumper pool
table; Persian carpet; industrial salving
machine.
CoLkvtabies: Stasscy Harris ground driven
mower (perfect lawn ornament); butter box
w/wraps: 3' brass fire nook: barn lanterns;
jewelry: pcwter aandkstic ks; Coke gal. vases
German clocks; crocks: carthenwatr: lady's
hats; records; walking cancs;quilt.
Over 100 Toys: Qty. Tonka Tin -incl. earth
mover, dumper & Nyhnt pickup truck; Die
Cast -Matchbox, Majorette tankers; Buddy L -
tin & phstic cab, tin cement truck, tin
Vollmragcn: 1955 Cadillac Conv. & 1961
Rolls Royce Conv. (boxed); Corgi Major M
cab & trailer, doll.
Gllase A Chiesa: Qty. incl. Flow blue; Royal
Doulton; Mikasa - Silk Flowers (partial set);
cups & saucers; silver cutlery
Aad Set of 6 rose pictures: ant. embroidered
painting by Meri; painting of horses by
Beichamber; Romance -Christmas Elves: Ltd.
Edition Gp. of Seven incl. Casson, Harris,
Thompson; LumbersRcady to Go &
Graduation; Bateman; Parker; Christine
kt,Tools A Kisc-: Lawn mow
garden tools; pull down staircn
tool box.
auctioneers selling at the same
Cash, Interact, Vasa or M/C or
i chcquc
8: Ba.m. Sale Day
Giddy RM Ancfloss
(Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.)
Uxbridgic
905452-9536 ToU Free 800.6!
r 416.518-6401 Fax 905-852-10
Na/. Anc 26, BMtt M Ow bw Most.
1 Auctions. 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, 3 mi.
tilt 401 a* 399 featuring this week arRdques,
tune, plass dim a coBeetables 10 ind. pine
v. oafs drop frau secretary, 6 wardrobes, i
S back office flair (unique), mahogany china a
6 pc. modern D.R. suite, woW table tll6 da
dxm* pew, occasional tables and dtajrs, mesh
record taboK waaslestaud, mahogany fNkish ch
W. allot,, casts of drawers, oak buffet, 5
ern B.R. suite, 3 pc. Franck Provincial B. R sin
of Inks, recliner, wakNl alining tab3s
Ig.
assortment
of=Swxtw�ICN
1. DoullonI, Sir John A. MacD
atter lug - Farmer John, slaving seam ah- sal
i YlrNloth d'NNIer at 2 Royal Doullon in IN
berry and opalescent epergnes, women's 9
I. submarine light, D1 {amps. carpels. prints I
h more. xa.�r
Phu@ 111111515)"FOO�i(�( 576-2m
ESTATEO & CONSMONEM OU0 $PECUITYII
182 _'_' S . Illognsawaft.
Thin. Aup2M, hi Friday Aug. 28th.
Am to 8 pm
Sat. Aug. 29th. 11am-4pm.
Selling on behalf of secured creditors, new couches,
love seats, sofa beds, choirs,
tables hl mattresses at at Over Sox off.
TBr w Via, MIC, h targe, a e;BBA.
CMI Mr Ide. I GraBer Aadten ipMca
90403.7040, f-886%IU M
RM111 Auction
Sat. Aug. 29 9:30am
For Mrs. Anota anc
the late Charles Bur.
rison at the Home,
2.5 Kim East o1
Gores Landing on
Harwood Rd. Take
Burnham St. North
in oflCobntro Landinto g
turn right go 2.5
film. Very large se-
lection antiques, col-
lectables, modern
home furnishings,
primitives, 12.5 Hp
riding mower, ap-
pliances, garden &
lawn furniture, modern
bedroom suite in
cherry finish with 2
night stands, modern
sofa 8 chair, auto
washer & dryer, ant.
walnut dining rm su-
ite, several ant.
dressers with bev-
eled mirrors, ant.
chest with teardrop
pulls, ant. chest w/
wooden pugs, several
ant. wash stands,
several ant, walnut
small tables, several
wash -bowl sets, 50-
75 coal oil lamps
various patterns, co-
loured, dear, metal
based etc., several'
bridge lamps, walnut
floor lamp, Tiffany,
lamp, several old
i^9 Edison cylinder w/
outside horn, Igo,qty.
C)dainders, quantitold
silver, brass, and
cast pts., music
stand, selection old
chairs press backs
etc., selection old
Crocks and jugs
some wit names,
Ige. selection old pic-
tures and frames, Oe
selection pressed
and cut glass, selec-
tion grn, pink, amble
depression glass. tris
pattern dear water
set, goolus glass, Ige
selection china, odd
platters, tea pots.
plates etc.. ornate or -
Pam with bench, old
bells, cranberry, bed-
ding. Wilts. selection
old docks, mantel
docks, wall clocks,
school house etc.,
qty. limens, Ige selec-
tion old milk bottles,
quantity old books.
old tins. brass jam
pot. the list goes on
and on, no additions.
Everything from this
oh- Gores Landing
home all original to be
sold wit -out re-
serves. Terms cash
or known cheque. No
credit cards, Note:
No Auction at Hall in
Colborne this day.
Gary tk Bill Wamer
Auctioneers
190613SS-2106
■1,611■ Auctions
Thurs. Aug. 27th
6:00 P.M.
For the estate of
Mrs. A. Rusk to be
held at WARNMS
AUCTION HALL,
Hwy 92 Colborne
Antiques, collectables,
modern home fur-
nishings, some tools,
appliances, etc., pa
tial list include
stove, fridge, washe
dryer, T.V.'s, sma
kitchen apPh nc(
and household art
Iles, and. walnut bu
fet, ant 1 /4 cut oa
3 matching Victorian
side chairs, modem
bedroom suite with
good clean box &
matt., single bed,
good chrome suite,
nice kitchen cabinet
with glass doors, ant.
trunks, several dress-
ers & chests of draw-
ers, students desk &
chair, 486 Computer,
qty small hand tools,
garden & lawn tools,
Lawn furniture, picnic
table, sofa & chair,
lazy boy love seat
with reclining ends,
I&e quantity dishes,
qtycostume jewel
lery, lu noge dish set
Bovanan dish set
lamps, pictures
several Ltd. edition
pnnts from our on
joutg an slop lugw
dation, plus nu
mercus miscal. arb
Iles, 2 Auctioneer
selling inside & out
Cash, cheque, credi
cards and bank card
accepted. flan to be
on time. I atge sale
must clear lull.
Gary & Bill Wamer
Auctioneers
tM)355-2106
Auction silt
at Peskrk's AwnMn !aero
Heydon set Ale. Zf at
5109 rw.
Dew pews at 3,
l.6caa coodguftob or
hrwkars, alaeawrw.
Isis, toys, incl Mond
the Mafia% teak and -M
YonaM 79x, '72 Hare
754, box trago ABY
C'bakuen lobe tlte' I
Wader wish Vase. bleie,
snow, bin it ane calve.
Use, By= wita w wiww.
blower 34 taper. Push
meiosis. Terws calk,
ck I wills ID and vfw.
Ai cdc - r Don
Simptuorlsion
2 or
fT0411127Y-tttl21.
AUCTION SAU
AMctiaa ClolIB
e. Bald essaf
lbulbwEbub, BOOM, Clillod0ft Tub A
IM" salloplift
tiNMBtI, Amps! sell Rd. a.eR. Is 42 o 1,
mit N �h Rill. 16BFBI M 62 NWp,
Eat M teal" SL North 1 ba.
Sunday's Auction filatures the contents of a BotlNrte -
vile Apartment. Large selection of tools from an Wa-
wa horse, plus building su(bpwes a sports cards. Fur-
nIQNa includes bedroom set, couch 3 chairs. ural Unk
mise. tables (kittilat, parlour, coffee & end etc.))
Chairs & rodcefs. (floss a chole a, sr" kitchen Insnsl7s
hi CWWCtabla. wood hi folk art mils, pictures, old
Mills. Ikterts etc. Hockay lards, tools include maidf
as, electric hand tools. drills. saws. roller. ddisds,
grilldws, pullers, damps, saw drillers; mim Wil -
Wright tools, hardware. work benches ii ealpboards,.
Lumber ftwood. mist. pcs.)Tnm joists, malonjta
3 oats. therniciarticksp.� windows, plus many more wWA
usefNate Hockey Cards sell at 10;00, tools at 10:15
"Owed by wires & househdd effects.
for one b al.
See our ad regarding Furniture Store Liquidation.
Thurs., Friday & Sat.
Call far all r Auction Naafis.
h-1 AAildwel J. an lar Appraisal Servica
Toll Free 1400-3634M
7949
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4'
ftK
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800 _ -- 810 .r ; ,.•
SERVICES
Professional Quality
Guaranteed WO*Manship-
Reasonade Rates
ori renovations DecK Fort-
es, Painting, L.andsC21101 ,
Windows, Doors, d Trim.
General Repairs & odd lobs.
George
(905) 837-0702
Bruce
433-1219
P[
3HOLE
Dniling & Setting.
Fence & Deck
Garbage
& Scrap metal
removal.
Jason
(9o5) 619-6624
:1 Roofing
Itrx>I'trl:,
%nd Alumium
. ,:ogling, all types of
.Ifs, new and old,
d,Crkmanship Guar-
nzed. 10% Discount
Seniors, fully in -
rd. Free estimates -
''all Andrew at
9051 428-9704
PAINTING &
PLASTERING
Colour matching
Stucco ceilings
No money up front,
pay when your satisfied.
Free Estimate, Senior Discount
Call Soon M: Plickentell
(416)414-591 1 (call)
House Cleaning
AAMAZING CLEANING INC.
Too busy') Too tired? or Just
don't like cleaning? Give
Theresa a call. 666-0727
56C will clean
1`p to 3000 sq. h.
Vacuuming• dusting. bath
Meaning, kitchen, floors
washed, window ledges.
base boards. S wherever,
else the (louse needs
cleaning 10 tea s apewnce'
Call II ® 416-706-9264
Serving Pickering, Ajax.
Unionville. Markham and
Claremont
SELL IT NOW
CALL 683-0707
OR FAX 579-4218
FTWParty services Party Services
RABBPt WANTS WORK
Doing Magic For Chiidren s Pam!es
And All Occasions. Have My Own Magiaan.
Call Ernie 668-4932
19EEI),V7S
CORRECTION
NOTICE
Media #0841 sale dates: Aug/24-
Aug/30, 1998 - page 5, Monday daily
specials,
Reads: save 30% all kids sizes 7-18
nevada tops, Should read: save 30%
all kids sizes infants -18 nevada tops.
page 26, ad reads: buy 3 or more
save 25%, buy 2 or more save 20%,
buy 1 save 15%.
should read: buy 3 or more save
30%, buy 2 or more save 25% buy 1
save 20% on Nygard collection,
Jones studio sport, Alia and Alfred
Dunner. media 0841. Aug/24 Aug/30,
1998
Sears regrets any inconvenience
may have caused our customers.
1 D ft 41 I la�O'11
CONNELL, Karim At Lakeridge Health, Oshawa on
Thursday August 20, 1998. Beloved precious irtant
daughter of Kari and Lee ComeN. Greatly an0apat-
ed sister of Andrew and Matthew. Saddened
Grandparents Rid- and Wendy Sullivan of Smrbor-
ough, Ted and Owistinee C dof Whitby.
Aunt Lori Clxlnel dand Aurd
Lon StAigan and their doldnen Brandon and Brett.
Many
ened Ottwq milt' temeenbers and lrionds greatly dis-
hearfaimilly sionlice to be held. The
tamiy would ICke to t*ee this thank
Dr. Tremblay and the nursing staff at lakeridge
Health, Oshawa for the 8=0pliionat care provided
throtlgt m ft di cue time. M desited, dortations
in Karlee'S name -can be made to Sick Chidren's Hos-
pital, Toronto. entrusted to W.C.
TOWN FUNERALC� Whitby (905) 666-
3410.
HARWOOD - JONES Pow Jade - Passed away
on 191h , her
66th yew idge yew at Lakerf'IWed aAjax
tal. Beloved wife of the tate Hertry
Loving mother of sorts Thomas of VMMOr and Ter-
rance and his wife Caroline 0f Osflawa. Dear sister Of
George and his wile Stela of New &f nswick. Lovirwly
remembered by grartddtldren Leiser Joseph and ius
wife Christina, Robert and David, andat
Sadyeby aft and unclies, nWheft and
othler milatives and numerous dear ids. At
Mrs. Harwood A ptvat quest � was held at Thom -
will be no _
Senvices held A
ton Crematorium. Thanks to Accaftne Funeral Home
and to the many Nu i ses Of 2 West-Stepdown at Ajax -
Pickering Hospital. Thar* you foryyoouurr Care and com-
passion. Donations; in n terTary of Patricja to the CarHa
clean cineer Society athe Salvadiert Army would be
app
THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, AUGUST A ("Ill- PAGE 33
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AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU...
INCERELY YOURS
TO RESPOND TO AN AD, cALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINLTE. YOU MUST BE is OR OLDER.
HOT OFFTHE PRESS"I
'ENTLU 23 y, oid. !ug !gored. wgie !ertele. ;]
'fir ;]y5 mr vie$. rY�SC walks 3r•
'ancng Seeing a gram, sage guy will, a
Teat sena d hurter n
26 can naveWONIEN
me
a ago cal me' BOX 33+
SEEKING MEN
Call 1-900.451-3793
52.49 per min.
A F S.P.E.C.T.
L',o.nq IQf a � .die. 25 to 3t. woos tun.
am knows now to respect
arra rrer a ady Bol( 12778
SEE WHAT DEVELOPS!
a'tractne, 39 " old. sngk kmale wan
:sonde rax ad een eyes. It. mnemc.
anectonale and corrcasswnale Likes
muse. Wet ever" at vane. *.N out.
rl)73phv and ar -oDkrg Mr an art
Iryr! la nate. 39 to so, cath sr•" "erests
Q.86I BOX 13632
TAKING A NEW SHOT'
40 'sn, donde 'harts. d,,e -yee 'e ale.
seal worker r-edical had. Wes da''cr+4
1r3w1, dwwv oil. soots gat and !fore,
je," a caddem. It. harldywik, sighs
"We' to,wn
hddlp aid possible elann-
Snc Box 15310
BE UNDERSTANDING
n r old ST, sem, wVe .hte, 'em*
we bionde hall arld UM eyes, et'pys
-s s pilo^ poxc ncrrg
11-4 Ixrcs W me }m and nplNciM Look
.�q kx a ug. 11 .Me mW. 23 to 30.
,rldwsla dig. Ca.g b, Poscw *ratan
,Ac Box 17318
MEET THE CIrTERRAI
Strac!M Ile wfh blown oar aro
due eyes. ioukrj a ar'. erquaved.:nle!
Jem. named M e. pw 51.. b a dg-
cieet relaonshQ. Not, smoker pleale.
BOX 19994
LETS CONNECT
47 r oil 5'57. Male wan v'a1 blown "ale
arw Naar "Inc LOOWN err a mal aWnd
nY V ad Milt. I& terdyp Alt+ PCs
sae ,WborlOV Lis 000-1% lah
lag wads Ano must: ea
REGULAR OR DECAFT
53 yr ab drwced. ,r+degemert, whte
lw-,w btrwg to, a gennaaen. 5� c 60.
whc WCs coumryMesern ,lust, Carprg
Krug W. Mann. irate. CCI ano
•.pert: NonstroW sari woke Pease
Ovawa xea plelet Lers nod Ica Car -
tee' BOX 33564 _.
SEEKS LIFE PARTNER
36 ler oil. 5: '- . well of olcee mudw
J one. aaracas wen qu blown ^.r, alta
tux eyes LMes Cr10wg Car Fres aa -
or, Wet evenovp at home aro More
.oc..g a n anectionse. srcee ,rtek.
.+r wife, "pests, err Irwtil" Nn-
-ile, pwaae BOX 26877
LET'S BUILD A LIFE
40 r 04 5•7. lul 1quw4 separated. wW
ler^dle. tarry Dass,O,1rC. M 01-9. rhd
a ;rest cook Entails movers, country
-kat bast. photogr7pry. et Setiury
sngw..rde maw. 40- S0. ougwlq, aykc
hondk. T m the Tool mar 1'De . b tnor*
sip rd more. BOx 26975
A SWEET LADY
41 r old lerrae, 57. 122 a, we" a
stron heathy mak who ,ores anmWS,
avail tor" big. to the" Aid me
oWdMn. BOX 11051
YOUNG LOVE
19 r old know. 5.1-, 105 ba Enpy's ONIC-
"g dlos. wsc s monadd WellN90g,
r Mine. h sexed, d an easy goalg, lwary.
rona tic and Wrpidyed mine BNc 13701
OPEN AND HONEST
while lemur. 30 yurx young. light one
cu and guts NgnN seew'g a
mai-• 30 0.45. woo 6 aper and hawu
MN stili ge-raft. BOX 16157
MUD A RM LADY?
Seeking a aIle alb eniays lee. 50 to 60, b
Mew en0 dee rim I need a VA rwrnve:
glxeiniml 1r t franashp that COA blos-
som iia a ling win reiatrdWwp BNL
18733
LM MEET AT 50
HIIK old kA W'a b
pej 3gat
wdft 10
y"genotinen nVO.CG"«
w-
ara, who M acts and apps dor
WHERE'S MY TRUE LOVE
32 it old wcmar. coking iw a mahire 70
�ws pgermlkmar,. for a ror� :cam ,eatwn-
-'ho. kaerg 1`C mariayee Enpys srnp.,�nq
4nfg pX. N. rte trw mmgs f !de dM
alaynnd Box 33x56
LOOKING FOR MR._..
..Ca", kv>epRndenl. h,n aro+,, cul fig -
wed. *Bolted, wMe female wan owrl jus.
less. Seekrg a'al1. lack male 40.11 was
enjoys calypso mat, ion, walks, danur,g
and quit col versalwn, Ixelet a ron smell
er !o, us", tflendr- hit land relawnstic
Pease al row' BOX 33492
NO HEAD GAMES
Sm .had !erase S3. 5''r OtDencient,
cap lies couwy w men, among,
craw wales. tic Seei r , a mak. 50
m 50. wr. Ire same aerevs Olnaw
aea amy belt :3939
PRETTY LITTLE BLONDE
Enprs clivi arc- •raw arld au mat
Me has'. Ae, Lookrg bf a till. gem*r
inn. -DI bald 49 'o 52. Chat would ike 10
share Me with sor m -e W. -C -.a, Sox
26767
SAME OMRESTS7
Tal. sk,t amaa.e Male o'es darc.g
*r,% ravel am now see" a warrL
Will
alt plmlerw win enon. me same.
BLV( 17476
YOU ARE EVERYTMW .
o lerW 505 a0y. r^b s am eager
gem, se" a !keg trwlo and nice con
WW ;am egcOA en "WE ano DW
Small by ^aVR Eloy -ohm-he me Cowh-
try am ora er_*pr you err len You are
BOx 17748
FLII LOVNG PAL
50 Year dd c.7VWW aa. D",cle. bdwg
b, an 'a" meed meter Mn erm"
mast. waits. !!4a" oro yror, wrg BNx
26658
HAVE IT TOGET FR7
M10pe44 1 S: , ddnoe %naw. 38.
lwactwe. �awrers"y emall44 seeks•
occamigs Dawe Seew.g a Ww. "
e llcaed all haeaome. P,YseaA, w.
p,dgsw,W -We, inacaW AN 0`10001
say secI Mr 'waany weerests, b, Ps -
sole ro,rnrce -, Cx 11031
LIVING R UP
22 r oW oma. ` - ong 001de %m
D^ :AAS eves. 1mereSls ra" 4^015.
big wap Irl 1ne bawl W -C mpe Seek'
t,9 + guoC 00-S act,.+.. 0^00'ea t'v-
wo,n11' now erlr a W*-'
eri d 'kms. for
poss0le b"9 ern+ vw w,wy B0: ' • 276
JUST WANT A GOOD MAN
S/'0k kmae 'rye . rer-,SG. n WN71 d a
descent inn Entop mr peau:. SVtxg
ano Snapp„ "IV Dose" Tal. SaIR art -
little cam dwrde naw arra gratin eyes. 80x
11212
SPECIAL REQUEST._
26 r old fere*. coat, r.:.r4,
es. roared AN own .c De Doh 07W
faulty and pev>�r ■.awed.4n. a --lull
3454141541 two aid matt" rte*. wCars
co��Q� ano kltown Mia Y wits PW OI
Galde CanOlk�t. SOn X1:5[ rt 44141 r
race BOX 12188
VERY PROMISING
31 yr oil. Sr 'W 19lec. anlacme "bel-
« d hw. vat. well Du.vw WO&
stroke, rt, a soaW at~ Enron; dams.
gardnng. ww", weekend
and mote See" a maw. 4C to 5 8 X
aid. win se" mewls BOX 12470
OPPOSITES ATTRACT
Ful Ag M M r oil, n+d*M 4W. WhIM
wwaft w4 wnigm scour era Seekig a
tun IOMg to Deal. flak to Shore
gimes. 42.50. Nn umwt Preened
13752
SHoer AND SWEET
2S y, old.-Voree. Mae seeks,, ar
latest. ad enturVis. mak. a Ic 3c. kx a
' enaSho first rola!onsrO, who enpys
.ate sons. wakss do the Derr and qulel
"I" at home 3M 33334
FRIEND" FIRST
Pew. sxgk. wmlae. 37. see- rg'•.,,b-
shp leading nxc a reghor+sn0 ,f rou are
snare. Wesl. down 'o earm and espy
-Wes. 1glin
33385
aria boatrg ghee me a cal'
30Y
FRIENDS FIRST
VAdowed, anraci w_. 62 n ;C 'errake
See" a man. 6C to 7:, a Iferocim
Enpys moves. naive, cnorr:nr, wwnft
and canlarla Box 26827
MAKE ME LAUGH AGAIN
Femak, ate so,, new' coned aeras!".
wary and "elegem. Loo" " sowed
-e.
will a good serve I 'a M 010
envoys pig oil to deer. 6w t Bate, ant
going W +ails Sewing a 'Cade, trus7-
wwtrY person. err her Jsm nil possde
'eW.nst10 BOK 17678
LleREDTIME ONLY
39 yr o10. B. 27. t yvrrced whore mak
wN entays tarrµng• l5nng, t,'+9 calks.
gM ^ivies. real4rg m45[, anurfali. Cnrl-
diet, ale ,more. SeeM+g a ltxnak. war s.n
tar "eevs. Ion tremsro and xssk*
leww,no. BOX 2m%
JUST THE BASICS_.
24 y, old 5.10'. '55 t, wine mak w"h
bow,+ oar arld eyes, MioN !w a lerra-
wnr, ekes •M,g m0,1VIC ices. mores. 1009
.rales and more BOX 20567
TAKING A BIG CHANCE'
31 yr old, 5 - • 4E t. w"e mare. new 1c
area. AM" a W arare•. 'orale, rCt
ado head games. Vows wry ane warns
and 6 raaa•; -C take etances. BGX 33214
SOUND GOOD TO YOUI
36 r 7d. 57. ',< Co. seperated amef d
Mt .4r drown -ale and eyes. lies Cr'1p-
r l me outdoors am !verynv , Ile nas !o
dfe. Seewrtg ar arracwt. sin ie,,a*. ak. 25
10 38 to "w -AMC rd Posvbly ro e
80x 33544
ME FIN BEGINS
Two 22 Ra'r4 ;rvTe. -1. wino awa .we
news. one s 5 7 6C au aM 're 1111-
w 6'. ' 30 Ds. Som 9,+47/ trcl,g oris: err,
w.acs '. ookr , ' Y to s+"�e wrAe
wtr a +rte d n,xrc, air: +ore .cn;n ; Iut
Warn •c p orates arc ^rhe '.r :aJ 4•x
26898
.My
Career Path
..but Iffy love life
was on a I
I
ad nor interest in meeting
reople len bars and no time to
k elsewhere That's why
I placed a free ad In the
r,•rwnals I met some really
neat, decenl guys.
i 111, 0178 one qtly wow'
Call 1-900.451-3793
A hal ran I caul
Thanks to the
' er.onals my Ime
1T(e s back on
hack
to SHARE MY LIFE
:2.49 per rTMn.
34 yr oil &"ice . nn-11gu%g WW
m ww d thea, 5•T. "I owmIW4
NOnOSG SFA IDUS-
o ce.% t e ouldows WO SPVM Seeking
411,x10, st1Qt sok b01ug for a MaW,
n a6Ktwrale, can mw b Sri" I41
earl. BNL 16193
dor 35. b talWi fx) 1p gw1F
,ors orad dfoteah aeaw4 BON 13x28
LETS K HONEST
IgPMG 2 HEAR m0M U
WO r kd f aftogile 32 year
Cb he wk. 5'4-. Malde. blue 111 wN
72 yr oict. r11acwe. Wt, wdolwr, tKow
wad fady.Ab eryo0 ew tn« � n 1t
w�-ldM4l 9900 b 7U,�ilAlO�w�n01 It grpeoggg
Npmm�ke TxdP e4 Nen a pk1e" fHw:
blas w nota mob; arms a dkengly d adN-
13650
tors slain as mass, coofug, &-wk,
pwcyy opal b atryerg tw's BNt
4000DieADltaB
268
GT. 225 k rBag aged malt Ill dxk hr
allftMp to 1 WOO WA
O KEASUA
SEEIOMGI
M� dencis� nada
W4
AblaLW^ ue0ei4 lul Lgwd moew d
qMe
lonrrtb 4atN. 0M rd Lie Wil•
•�'•ab ;;;'n Ie 80130504
aldoaa,
Nor is t emtig a melte mW, 3 b 40, oat-
ngbt s ear e' 31_ 40.1or ilntYkp ad
Bmt INp
IK ko berg. otw•woRw mer. woo
pop" remmwww
33 yr aM deol:e0. ddt blrllM. ki 5P
Me4 ro flper,dr,b ki Mew
bto418 how tprbr,ant�oeloq aad .8 Yxe1 Me
dencllp
26840 egret Mora. OM
LatEST1E Ex1If
yyr�4 WHIR PiaYuierW ruder, S7Ie,
Nor
.enp1oyeo
nor, ankle. seam dretw. S4elf blp�,
one" mob, 35 b A b1` e- Per1r1e11e d
Inv tepa8wr. Bin(
LET'S SMAIE LIFE
190 tie +tab d n,mrle8gae belebA
b trM
g10 b a l to
M e,Atbas.
relMtoNnpllwsmadieannYnleew4
om cord- PC'- ad hot a good
So="' w011rlr.Iletw'tb
mod Maq@K IL goraLile, nor Cox
and
�
adnes�6445 agglicl
swo d humor. 800( i7840
PEST tare101oLlc++r
lata MM who s «WIIiMe
b g11M1M nw1T IdyA as dMe.
e�
.KIST FOR LOO OF AM
s r nor s'v.1m a.ler mile taeig
14fr ltraAr tEryCh�aita btllt rot, smdc-
«, nordmdrltcpalr.
FIR( Tor A FOO M
lar n aMa�nw 44Ib err crWm eeuAw
t la ANex MlnporMn4 BDOf 1770
IN mrrMR I e9R
a fn 1`w �u�l sa'Is nn•
leg
ist t�arwWe. ,agtmlar :d
Curr"Target
leib rd 3i
oil Ait«e, Chita pt!wMibl �/
M era.
bm b IWpt Sakrg nba bob,g, no*-
,I yr oM rnete left pe,,,
IS Ina g a w4lk 18 b 3410OW
ow
I0k gin finllr wlMgmg, r th Carat9
plait BONr 3097
w. aM1I gMle Itwb, 36 b 42. eAb Iws
ole -Mia-and 1le1d1g
�e"rop,Ieaf� 1q
BCif f I a� Obcm
WISHFULTHMNOOr
67.200 t, mice nww 6 oowrg v a dw-
Mat reialbrwrt0 will, a 141nWe V a owe
couple BNL 335M
SMm angle. Week mala i Sr. 160 11
iNwestW a meserg an aracaa, single.
w4we 44 30 to 36. 120 to 130 Its, non
sinmwr, social dnlalr, 4 SMDOA m!obwg
ship BOR 26876
IEGP Mla4G ANEW
whit throe, al"Cu rw. risk. 46. W.
we lean of gots. Mew gaggle non unok-
•1A lalek wow beD41in . 3B - 48,
w1 a ap kx Cee. Ino sera&,* Can
arwra. les
aimOrWZ;;;kakeL MdDMQ jwlofilYg
wa ale 4aKp8a s a 044
not tab ht, -_- Ba 2119
LE w SIINY�rE tall!
Tkeeong d you geatt" err you leu
a0 pop NNW W am ham ova
III as 019 wMb NAIL That laaabn b
Com we bats saw New Yolk beep mr
ta.Mea dubm6m for Ml scum"
mmstddl"oerq Mseey.5'lW
t� 0le.11 b0. dark NIOI,antYoalt heeMM
wwuy,ad..ReDN Utas
SEND IE M AUM
67, 183 to nor asap an ayoop
bawls?/ «Cdr, aro 00 b WAdWM
8m(1ow
ATM TBRLEIIAl1
35 >• and mak Sr, 136 be. stioya domt
kq bgp sift %:I -- ar,d M"
a g rolorm Locid g for a wafsn Ibd b
open +lit I am nae ret. for I itnash F
Nd a PCs" ,ekioiwl,R am(11050
SEARCHING 4 MY QUEEN
38 r •rd. S8' •'Min^ 7.. r. angle. !xx*
Male E -W wa.krg on ;rot ;err 10roM,
IVY -S. Ctadang aM :uet times vewm
a '-AI 'qued wmae. 22 to 32. war srra'at
merits tar along ter-'elatlonsnc -am
does not matter BOX ++763
REV W ENGINE
31 yf old nae. 5 . win .,-w- air and
prows eyes. EnfM cars 3Cx 1 • • 56
HERE FOR YOU
S.". 43 yr old IV*. 5'8' .7C M. rot,
sel iluT soclal dl'aref =stays manic. me
oudoon. :arils nC Cow'hN iee•rr a
at win smlar "vests 3Gx •. • 2^.9
SPARS AND SUNSETS
Mak entays r-, rdkS. "I", ars] s.rsels
Seeks,emae a'oro s Jur. OIAQD-g and
.rigs now c -ave 1 poC vie 9bndes
we preened IGX • • 248
GIVE ME A CALL
34 r Va. carne •nae 5- ' 57 os, atbac-
Iwe rid tit jeNw'r) a 'Wr" IV *Wjeel
w covtern Must Ce sweet. BCx • ! 25'
SUCCESSPA. SCORPIO
r r Old, nrww. -!w SIWC. sc' cad.
�sres !un 0r+9 lerrale to COmOar.On-
. 0 90A'3010
BE OW CLOSED DOORS
35 roca. lc, "Wet -I 5 '9c ex
a's Doanq a+g -'kt.:a'OeaQm and
,Mt vw .00.r, -W a dmCrgll
-�•:aalte/ .'^ arq'v �rreC yr -ale
Call 1-900.451-3793
12.49 per rain.
you WONT INE SORRY!
23 r orb. 5 b. :anus mWe. CO" wu-
1e,rl ,rlucuina AW40 a ger 0m ce, w
y C Mut eves, 511114" W.1% swag
4 Cgrw nnwcndM. Star acv+g S Curr-
_•a'vk. '9lo N sof l,VndlrV AV Do-
BOX
as-
�BOX'270930X '1709
A FEW GOOD MEN._
stdmwd OD4�e - acs rr;wr'g 'p a
anmine
". d aver. 1Y a T S'De 5elcolr"0r 9CX
:.298
FANTASY ISLAND
34 y' Pia 5'S T t, 'ar ^law tie." -Ye
VICSar• -ale t See" A -caw
--Twee^ '9 and 25 les oc 101 daeeew
•. ctx.mes w b a last few Went BOx
SEEKING SAIF
i--aCww 72 ler A1C. D,ors -aw. T
b1` S.evhg •rte same. a 4 i7. b,
-0rdyap an: UO-vr encounters, nkat
x Mage+ and nM epos and ft dal-
Jows, BOR 1 too4
LETS MEET
35 ler W maw. mleOWn a.A. '30 ta& seei-
ng ar open rvlVeo'nWe. 25'0 36 0 is-
-vel elcouflten Tern ar oil dog n*w
',Os Mla De COW Wil 2-411"t BOX
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
'1, wMe. p..V ous -ale. 5.6- r -ed 30s.
seeks :paws lw SScreel encouneS
Wk :3534
SEEING SAIF
M r 00 wMe "caw. S'" '65 1`u, w'".
.g gay main "d'Ws. lot anc,ext enw l,-
1en.:,eoYs sports alto wrong, :p S, -"-
vs pom BCX 13889
SEER MGTIE SALE
is r d4 N axils now, mown me
same car rldXNhp nil Dats"Ir we
em 15659
IIP FOR ANYTHM
Cute.yyppxr1,9q a4 yr 04 wnte r1 W s gn
bald LbbMq b ff" odwn wtdt guys
aro am n good shape. Box M675
HARD TO FM
21 re 04 to tuns le, ingia bowleg err Ewr�oroyte,
« alar w lrrgr,d , end kn 90x
evens. rMgvg &. DIF -it a "dl 8�L
14457
STRETCH ITOUTH
IS mb.it country mokk get, nisrc ata bv waft
SPENSK1I& BOx Welly ��
W* wets. 41Sr, 1wANYM70 IbL WK in 8le
Oman Mft eedhg dome atw«rems
Iih SWWW YOWW Ola ftVUt BLD(
San
MEwCCMR
X yr ilk St V. Itis q siggle, Madw-
new pellMibnal mak Mit ark roe.
134 mb.ia4 ode and HBs. Saw" a
snit we* ora Rle iraeMMc Bag 1201
DIRENM AREA MAN
$7, 175 k ttmry come. h m d 41111% dawn
b 8mm, nal Yeti t. D« soda "881101=6
td door
tw Mw b a0rk out. LOOi1g err a ail0me
pry I« n�r4rrai1ml¢ Al ale
alwlaere4 t
Call 1-900451-3793
$2.49 per min.
HEART OF GOLD
Sr. sim 0, curcus. ,r4e 'e -ale wrc
Colors nome0«7 • col¢ :)'at pod and
11x,m tin lookllq to a lemwe to, �,eM-
SW aro DOCI mote ager x' ?ox
1+356
TRY SOME'MNG NEW
Meds" !Xxt. ar•ar-re '•erMk 'emae
Se",rq somrx'e r,, --,c we 7t,
0�erl- won a -w•ec COWie n aw nvd
30s BOX 11359
IS THS y0U1
coupe n +W 2q's. 1 a cean, d15 -
MW }teniae 'o VIS wrines. ?Cx
197%
HEY GIRLS"
29 r old bl torous .rd,'Rmto g
donde w er
and Ween nyesS . 5 1 ikn
0 los,
'cal b oe war Seel., ere, 7'ls win .orr
to get bgw'hw 9Cx 1`994'
EARLY 405 COUPLE
Con ants aiI ales 42. 5':- o'ow'•
w teen rym ne s 45..' 1 -ale
end eyes. Ban are .t4gre5le0 n n%RI a
wqe adv 35 to 4S 'w 'rwrlNltO an
possd41 w,Wnnsnp Box 26962
NEED DISCRETION'
'2r.
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