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August 28, 1998 Pressrun 49,500 32 pages Heavily -armed members of the Durham Regional Police Services' Tactical Support Unit move in on an apartment complex with guns drawn in Pickering Village yesterday in their bid to Tactical support unit called AJAX — Police spent much of their Tactical Support Unit in an at - yesterday searching for a gun- tempt to flush mit a gunman who, wielding man possibly bent on vio- police say, knocked on an apartment lence against a Pickering Village door Thursday morning and fled af- apartment dweller. ter telling the occupant he had the Durham Regional Police came wrong unit. up empty-handed after sending in Police swept down on the build - WHAT" S INSIDE NOW To REACH US .Editorial Page ..............6 General .............683-5110 Gardening .................9 Deady Motives ........683-3005 Entertainment .............20 Audhon Line .........683-7545 Sports ...................24 SincMN Yours ..1-800-662-8423 Classified .................26 Email ....newsroom®duftrn.net !Y -h CHO WWW d11fh9MMW2_Mil Vol. 33. No. 36 www.autodepot.ce Toll Free- (888) 503-3333 Toronto (416) 444-2444 +Canada photos by Andrew hrsnowski flush out a suspect they believed was inside. Police spent several hours at the scene yester- day. Inset, bystanders hustle away from the scene to a safer distance. in bid to find armed ing at 2 Randall Dr. at Church Street around 11:40 a.m. The first officers on the scene conducted a search of the building and were followed by heavily -armed TSU members who scoured the apartment with a police dog. Police immediately blocked ac- cess to the parking lot where apart- ments are located above a strip plaza. As police searched the area, many nearby residents and employ- ees kept a watchful eye on the scene. "I've been watching these guys for about three hours," Tom Camp- bell told the News Advertiser as po- lice widened their barricade to fur - then tighten access to the area short- ly before 2 p.m. "I'm curious. It looks like some- thing good is going down," he said. For businesses in the area, the blockade made for a quiet after- noon. "We've been locked up for a cou- ple of hours;' Honest Crook Conve- nience Store owner Aesuk Kim said. She reported she was `bot nervous", though she believes she may have seen the man police were looking for. - By early evening, TSU officers were conducting a door -to -dor search in the apartment to ensure the ay. 's- gunman suspect wasn't hiding in any of the units. '11ey're searching the building, making sure there isn't anybody there;' said Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jamie Grant at the News Advertiser's press time last night. Sgt. Grant said police suspected the man they sought wasn't in the building, but added they were "go- ing inch by inch" to be certain. The suspect is described as white, 5'8" tall, clean shaven with black hair to his ears, and a mole over an eyebrow. 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"A much compiled so far; which can't be completed by process now." issues. fessor hired to provide an in- more detailed documenta- * More detailed information Nov 15 when Hvdro is to dependent evaluation of the tion of the geographic, geo- on emission levels. Prof. report to the Atomic Energy report. logic, biologic, hydrogeo- Eyles notes annual averages Control Board on the pro - Pickering resident Nick logic, hydrologic, aquatic, are insufficient because they jest. Eyles, a professor of geolo- climatic and urban setting of hide anomalies resulting "To resolve many of the gy in the environmental sci- the plant needs to he devel- from spills. "it is these issues is going to take a ence department at the Uni- oped for the ERP. anomalies that are of prime decade, let's he frank. i versity of Toronto, was ap- This issue is fundamental interest, not averaged and think (Hydro is) going to pointed by Hydro to review to any realistic attempt to smoothed data". have to make promises to the report prepared by portray existing environ- * Correction of errors in the community the issues SENES Consultants Ltd., as mental conditions and the graphs and figures. some of arc going to be dealt with in well as other work being impact of contaminant emis- which are skewed by the the long term." done by Hydro for its Envi- sions from the plant (on the way data were compiled. He adds Hydro should be ronmental Review Project environment, people and * Recognition that routine, given credit tier undertaking (ERP). The ERP is to assess wildlife)." low-level emissions can ac- the review and invol%mL, the the environmental impact of Prof. Eyles' review also cumulate in the environment community. the Pickering Nuclear Gen- calls for: and may have significant ef- "They've opened their erating Station (PNGS). It * identification of all likely fects on human health hooks for examination and was undertaken in response routes of contaminants re- and/or the ecosystem when that's never been done Ne- to public pressure for an en- leased from the station; concentrations exceed a cer- fore. vironmental review of the * More detailed information tain threshold. "It's a whole new way of station, and to fulfill a re- on federal and provincial * Extension of the research operating for them. They've quirement imposed by the regulatory controls and how back to before the past 10 got to he patted on the hack Atomic Energy Control they are interpreted and en- years, which it currently fo- for that" Board. forced; cuses on, in order to proper- Prof. Eyles has been -117171 - Prof. Eyles recently com- * Information about how ly evaluate all possible env[- pressed" by the way Hydro Nuclear plant officials assailed for not informing members of tritium flow into Pickering sewers PICKERING — It's "highly disturbing" Ontario Hydro didn't inform its own citizens' environmental working group about excess radioactive tritium flowing from the Pickering nuclear station into the Town's sew- er system. So says the scientist ap- pointed by Hydro to provide an independent review of the environmental assess- ment project undertaken by the utility. "The obvious question is what else arc they sitting on,"' says Nick Eyles, a Pickering resident and pro- fessor of geology in the en- vironmental science depart- ment at the University of Toronto. He explains neither he nor working group mem- bers, who are advising Hy- dro on the environmental project, were told anything about the problem. The expectation on his pari, says the professor, was that he and the group were supposed to be told every - Teachers' strike kills 0 high school orientations Public high schools across the region have an- nounced plans to delay Grade 9 orientation ses- sions due to the current teachers' strike, a public board official reports. Mary Brown, communi- cations manager for the Durham District School Board, says orientation ses- sions and back -to -school barbecues scheduled for next week will not be held. "I don't know if they will be rescheduled," Ms. Brown said Wednesday. "At this point they are post- poned" She notes administrators at secondary schools across Durham decided earlier this week to delay welcome - back events due to the pos- MARY BROWN 'I don't know if they will be rescheduled.' sibility of pickets at high schools next week. Parents and students are asked to contact their local high school for more infor- mation. thing relevant to the envi- ronmental performance of the station. -One can only conclude there is still old -type think- ing going on at Ontario Hy - dro. They're obv[ously still circling the wagons" Hydro has not yet found the exact source of excess tritium flow, which was d[s- covered late in June and reached 3.,.3(X) Becquerels per litre by the beginning of August. The normal level of tri- tium in sewage collected from the plant is 4,5(X) BqA. However, the higher level is still well below, the 555 mil- lion Bq/1 limit set for the Pickering station by the Atomic Energy Control Board. 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I . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..............---..,---__•-___-�____.-_ _ __.,� - ---- --- --------------------------- - 4 - THE NE%'S AMERTISER FRIDAV. At'GU School boardST mourns death of `caring' Dave Snoddon By$man O'Neill and Tuesdav and was vm' uptvat." strumental in introducing a plan earlier in 1998 children.'fin). Kristin, Jill and Catherine. Star Writer She says he suffered a "slight" hcart attack in that will substantially improve technology in Visitation was to he held Uxiay. Friday. at A "caring" and "knowledgeable" the spring. As head of the board's technolog} schools across the region over the next few neon at St. Andrew's United Church in Bcaver- man who dedicated his life to public ed- and information services. Mr. Snkxldon was in- years. He is survived by his wife Gloria and four ton. A funeral service was to follow at 2 p.m. ucation and Durham students died Tues- day. Dave Snoddon. a long-time em- ployce of the region's public school board vvho served as a teacher. principal and superintendent during his career. died oil a heart attack at his familN home in Beaverton. He was 53. DAVE SNODDON 'A tremendous loss to our system.' "He was a veru pleasant and caring person who worked hard,** says Durham Distract Sch(x)l Beard Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper. "He was really there for the children. He %vas in it for the chil- dren" Mr. Snoddon, most recently su- perintendent of north Oshawa schools and technology and information ser- vices, worked with the public sch(x)l board for 33 yeah. "It's a tremendous loss to our system; • says board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich. He "will he missed" by his colleagues. "He was so knowledgeable in tech- nology and had a lot of plans for the new school year." Mrs. Schedlich says the Oshawa superintendent "was in meet- ings tat board headquarters) Monday FAA, CRAFT CLASSES S F4►lk Art Classes � !� J ackit- - 839-7710-'* Cuuntr-.- craft Classes Susan - 831-2184 J Limited spaces Available ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our Fall Denim insert included in this news- paper. Please note: Page 6 - DKNY nylon puffer jacket in ranger green, $275 8 DKNY zip glow vest, $120 will not be available until September 3, 1998: Page 7 - DKNY Chevron - screened tee, 535 will not be available until September 4, 1998; Page 16 - DKNY denim overall, $189 will not be available until October 2, 1998; Page 27 - CK jeans cargo pant, $84 will not be available until September 4, 1998; Page 30 - Candies 'Quicken' shoes, $60 will not be available until September 9, 1998: Page 31 - Kangol hats, Burgundy beret, $25 - incorrect- ly described. Burgundy beret not shown - blue tuque pictured; Page 34/35 Mossimo merchan- dise grouping, $27 to $250 - incorrectly described. Copy should read: "Not all styles available in all stores'; Page 41 - Roots jew- ellery, collection shown, $15 to $18 will not be available until September 4, 1998; Page 53 - Tommy by Tommy Hilfiger. His signature scent for men. Cologne spray 50ml - incorrectly described. Copy should read: "Cologne spray 50ml, $42' We Sincerely apologize to our valued cus- tomem and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. EATON'S ENJOY A WONDERLAND LONG WEEKEND WITH AN ITALIAN SLANT. ncc Dr, ,p Z, mc. .'Irk_ ;I I`>`)1, 1 %ou can't scc The Lc.inin,, Tivvcr of Plat, ,ct the next hest thin,, m \t�mdcrland. It's our Italian Festival fcanrrnw, music he I Itahaimi, Rita Rondinclla, and Giacomo Rondinclla. Plus contests and t:lbulous Italian fare. i~nJ w St:►rtin,,, at 10 pm every Ion,,, wcckcnd nl,,ht, you can also catch Ni,;hts of Fire: Action Incorporated. This spectacular outdoor show features lasers, fireworks, and plcntN of stunts - all set to action movie music. Weather permitting. Don't for-ct your Wonderland favourites. Therc's the all- new Kid:villc" with the Rugrats" live, plus over 50 thrilling; rides including; the new James Bond "' A License to Thrill" "' Action Simulator. And Monday is your last chance this season to catch Splash Works, our 20 -acre water park. So visit us on Labour Day weekend and take the fun 1'rc"•ntc.l h% straight up. Which, by the way, is the real state of the CiNO Y111e Y 100.7 Drop Zone Stunt Tower. =Ii TIT.Celebrate the Italian Festival •CANADA X CANADA'9 from September 6 to 7. Park open daily through September 7 tall weekends to October 11 Water park open darty through September 7 hours subject to weather and lighting conditions ,N (R- G 19% Paramount Pictures " r Paramount Parks 'C 1998 Viacom International Inc JAMES BOND 007 and related characters and indica are "' 8 r2, Danlaq LLC and/or United Artists Corporation All Rights Reserved Tax appeal deal `great' for 8y Linda White Staff Writer Plans by the provincial govern- ment to extend the deadline for prop- crty tax assessment appeals will he of "great henefit" to many Durham residents, Region Chairman Roger Anderson believes. "For the residents ol' Durham who aren't aware of the impacts of re- assessment, this announcement will he of'great benefit to them;' says Mr. Anderson. He's referring to statements made Wednesday by Finance Minister Ernie Eves at the Association of Mu- nicipalities of Ontario's annual con- ference. Mr. Eves promised to introduce legislation to give people more time to appeal assessments, as the dead- line was originally set for Aug. 31. He's urging all parties at Queen's Park to support the move. In Durham, residents haven't even Help for those touched by autism PICKERING -- families in Ajax and Pia:kcring dealing with autism are invited to turn out for support and in- formation at an upcoming meeting. The Durham chapter of the Autism Society meets at 450 Broadgreen St., Pickering at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 2 This group provides support for families of individuals having PDD or Autism. Call Judy Croshic at (905) 427-9572 for more information. received their tax hills yet. Mr. An- derson says that's because provincial officials "continually changed their numbers" on how much the down- loading of services was going to cost regional and municipal governments. "They changed the numbers five times," Mr. Anderson reports. "Each time, it changed our tax process. We were just sitting there hanging," which in turn delayed municipal tax bills. Residents should receive their re- gional tax hill within the next month, according to Mr. Anderson. "Some people will he in for a shock," he predicts, pointing to many homeowners in Whitby and Oshawa whose properties haven't been as- sessed in 30 years. -There will he a few eyes opened (as a result of reassessment), but we have no control over that." Still. ,nine homeowners will ben- efit from rcassessrncnt. "Some will THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AU199 GUST 28, 8 - PAGE 5 many in Durham 'I;� benefit over the next three years, like Pickering;' notes Mr. Anderson. Earlier this month, regional coun- cillors approved assessment rates that will raise some homeowners' property tax bills by hundreds or thousands of dollars. To case that burden, they also vot- ed to phase in assessment -related tax increases and decreases over a three- year period. The phase-in will allow property owners with assessment - refitted in- creases of more than $500 to spread payment over three years, while those who'll enjoy decreases of more than $423 will have it spread over a maximum of three years. Mr. Anderson expects the appeal process "will he a huge amount of work" for both regional and munici- pal governments. "The appeal process could take (homeowner,) in- to the next year, depending nn h ,.k many we have to deal with.' Seniors for Sent►r�.r" offers the services of junior seniors t„ assist senior seniors as home cleaners, handy persons. drivers, }louse sitters and drolr-in- live-in &overnight homemakers. F't►r a free hrochure t►utlinirk„ t►ur rates and services in Durham He; -ion call 434-11 15 or 686-07 7 1 7 ROGER ANDERSON 'Some will benefit.' The News Advertiser welcomes your notices for billboard. FAXthem: 683-5110 EMAIL them: newsroom durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commer- cial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. 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WE PAT CASH FOR n DISTRESS INVENTM 1-888-UQUIOS (14MW2544W) opm to dile t•IIrYc 7 Days a Meek �O Mei.-ht 10-9 Sat 9-6 Sw&.11-5 i 'F _ WW:LD >t Arriving Daily! come see our great selection of sofas, dinettes & sectionals Bathtub with skirt 179.99 whits acrylic DIE TO THE NATURE OF OUR BUSINESS, WE ARE UNABLE B TO ADYEIRTISE O NAME BRANDS. WE PAT CASH FOR n DISTRESS INVENTM 1-888-UQUIOS (14MW2544W) opm to dile t•IIrYc 7 Days a Meek �O Mei.-ht 10-9 Sat 9-6 Sw&.11-5 i PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1998 A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. US 2115 EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Police keeping our schools safe for learning We can think of only one other job police could do apart from catching the bad guys that would better meet their mandate to fight crime. And that is to pre- vent crime before it's committed. With that in mind, we salute Durham Regional Po- lice for stepping up their efforts to nip crime in the bud. Police are expanding a school outreach programme that's been operating full-time in Ajax for the past two years to Pickering this coming September. There's a "great need" for the programme in area high schools. says Constable Phil Ross, a 20 -year vet- eran of the force who, come September, will be sta- tioned at the Ajax community office and will work full- time with students in Pickering's three high schools. He'll be doing the same job in Pickering that fellow Constable Lorne Trider's been doing in Ajax's four secondary schools. Const. Trider's been making presentations about the dangers of impaired driving to students in Grade 12 and OAC classes, talking about sexual harassment and sexual assault with Grade 9 and 10 pupils, offering in- sight in law classes and participating in school charity events. .1 , m just part of their community. which is the idea behind it;' he says. "You're interacting with them on a one-on-one basis, so they know who you are:' Const. Ross adds, "We need a positive representa- tion of the police...a positive feeling toward the police in the community. It's something you have to build and nurture" That's especially so with people at an age where they are more likely to rebel against authority figures than respect them. When the officers succeed at winning the students' trust, the good teens, who are by far the majority, will feel comfortable talking to the officers about their trou- bles and maybe even the troublemakers in the schools. Police presence in the high schools will do more, much more. While the officers will serve as educators to the good students, they'll be seen as enforcers by the few bad apples spoiling the good barrel. And, the con- stables will be able to weed out those bad apples, take them aside and, it's hoped, set them on the straight and narrow. At the same time the police are preaching to the teens about right and wrong, teaching the good kids not to get mixed up with the bad crowd, they'll be protect- ing pupils and providing a safe environment. And, that's just as it should be in the high schools of Ajax and Pickering. They must remain halls of learn- ing, not become breeding grounds for hooligans. To respond to this editorial call kam.xsme Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher. Tim Whittaker LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEWS ONi THE NEWS We don't need and can't afford Pickering airport To the editor: Thome of us who attended the Pick- ering Council meeting recently and listened to the plans presented by the Transport Canada officials for the Pickering airport may perhaps be ex- cused if we express disbelief that Ot- tawa's long -shelved second airport for the Toronto area will ever get off the ground, so to speak. The experts in Transport Canada, and their counterparts in the Greater Toronto Airport Authority, and some of our regional politicians, have conve- niently short memories. Twenty-five years ago a second airport opened in Montreal. It is called Mirabel and it is universally recognized as a billion - dollar white elephant In Toronto, at the same time, feder- al officials stated that by the year 2,000, 60 million passengers would be using Pearson. Today, just over a year from the millennium, less than 30 mil- lion are using it. To service this 60 mil- lion the federal government expropri- ated enough land in Pickering to ac- commodate Chicago's O'Hare, At- lanta's new airport and London's Heathrow. TIM WHITTAKER Publisher MME lit a PAI .I JOANNE BURGHAROT STEVE HOUSTON BRUCE DANFORO DUNCAN FLETCHER EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK JOHN WILLEMS ABE FAKHOURIE BARBARA HARRISON JANICE O'NEIL CHERYL HAINES LILLIAN HOOK Editor -in -Chief Managing Editor Director of Advertising Advertising Manager Classified Advertising Manager Real Estate/Automotive Advertising Distribution Manager Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Administration Manager GENERAL 683-5110 CLASSIFIED 683-0707 DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 ADMIN/CLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 newsroom@durham.net E-MAIL www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE M -) 4A �77 Q C.-..6" Pearson is now being upgraded to handle 50 million passengers at a cost of $5.2 billion. Recently, Hamilton air- port officials announced they are ex- tending its main runway to handle the largest jets, which could take some of the projected load off Pearson. In 1975, the provincial Conserva- tive government stopped Pickering In- ternational Airport from going ahead when it informed the federal govern- ment that it could not afford the huge costs of the infrastructure to service it. The Province refuses to continue giving Buttonville Airport the small yearly subsidy it has been providing to help keep it open. Is it really likely then that they will come up with the $300 million or $400 million which it would have cost to build Pickering's roads and infrastructure even in 1975:' (It would probably be closer to $1 bil- lion today). Is it likely that the airlines, the hotels and the ancillary services would be prepared to duplicate their services in Pickering? All of us would be better served if the two governments would get to- gether and build a rapid system to Pearson at a fraction of the cost. Airport builders, politicians and boards of trade are still sadly confus- ing "want" with "need" They may want Pickering but it is not a need and we can't afford it! Tommy Thompson, Whitevale The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., and the Canadian Circulations Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B W, an indepen- dent organization that addresses reader com- plaints about member newspapers. The pub- lisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occupies. Sus.ely � O' NEILL EDUCATION STAFF WRITER Farewell to a dedicated educator In the midst of the controversy that sur- rounds education in Ontario these days it's all too easy to lose sight of the positive ini- tiatives being introduced in school boards and classrooms across the province. And of the people who are behind them. It's easy to lash out at the teachers who are on strike to protest reforms introduced in the infamous Bill 160 or to condemn the government for pushing changes through the legislature at a rapid pace. And, it's also easy to forget the people on the front lines or behind the scenes ever, day, workino to make the school experience the best it can be for the thousands of pupils who pass through the system_ There are countless individuals in class- rooms and school boards all over the province — from teachers to secretaries to custodians — who are committed to stu- dents and to making the best of the recent education reforms and of what lies ahead. The Durham District School Board lost one of those people this week when long- time educator Dave Snoddon died suddenly at 53 %cars of age. A board employee for 33 years, Mr. Sneddon, a Bea%erton resident, dedicated his life to public education and to serving, the: students of Durham Region. During his years at the board he worked as a teacher, a principal, an education officer and then as a superintendent. And, as super- intendent of north Oshawa schools and head of the board's technology and information services, he had a vision for the future and demonstrated a commitment to the pupils he was working for. hfr. Snoddon's colleagues, shocked at the news of his death, remembered him as someone who was "in it for the children" and as a person who "worked hard" and had "a lot of plans for the new school year". As the driving figure behind a multi -mil- lion -dollar technology plan that will be in- troduced in public schools across the region this September, Mr. Snoddon was commit- ted to providing students the means to en- hance their learning capabilities through the use of technological innovations. He listened to the concerns of parents and students and was always willing to take the time to explain the details of whatever Project he was working on to a reporter who isn't always up to speed when it comes to advancements in technology. And he spoke with enthusiasm about everything from wiring schools to a new community -wide network, often calling computers the new chalk board. As one board official said, Mr. Snod- don's death is a "tremendous loss" Not only for his wife and four children, but for the men and women who worked with him and the students he taught Perhaps the best tribute we could give him is to acknowledge the dedication to ed- ucation of others like him. Susan O'Neill is a regular News Advertiser columnist. To respond to this column call In- fosource at 683-7040 and dial 5108. Friends, _ - _— ar.actot�f�tiHiii'��^.4�a��r! r,•w. .... .. ,. ... THE NEWS ADVERTISE not fo I Police in Ajax and Pickering schools foster a safe environment, keep kids on straight and narrow B/ Sem.—N O'Neill Staff Writer The sight of police officers in lo- cal high schools will become a fa- miliar one this fall as Durham Re- gional Police step up their presence in the halls of learning. A school outreach programme that's been running full-time in Ajax for the past two years is expanding to Pickering this September. And Constable Lorne Trider, the high school liaison officer assigned to Ajax's four secondary schools, couldn't be happier. "We've been pushing for it and pushing for it;' he says of the ex- pansion. The programme, which differs from others in Durham in that it al- lows officers to focus on high schools on a full-time basis, com- bines enforcement with education while providing an opportunity for officers to build relationships with students. Const. Trider makes presenta- tions about the dangers of impaired driving to students in Grade 12 and OAC classes, talks about sexual ha- rassment and sexual assault with Grade 9 and 10 pupils, offer insight in law classes and participates in school charity events. 1'm just part of their communi- ty, which is the idea behind it;' he says. "You're interacting with them on a one-on-one basis, so they know who you are:' As of September, Constable Phil Ross, a 20 -year veteran of the force, will join Const. Trider in his efforts. He'll be stationed at the Ajax com- munity office and will work full- time with students in Pickering's three high schools. "This is an opportunity that we've let lapse;" Const. Ross says. "We need a positive representation of the police ... a positive feeling to- ward the police in the community. It's something you have to build and nurture" Const. Ross, who's spent the past six years as a community relations officer working in elementary schools in Pickering, says there's a "great treed" in area high schools. And while the set-up in Oshawa isn't the same as it is in the western part of the region, Inspector Jim Lockwood says he'd like to see a similar programme developed in the city. Insp. Lockwood says officers in Oshawa work with schools on an "informal" basis. "It's not as structured as the Ajax -Pickering programme;' he says of the officers' involvement in area high schools. "We don't have the resources here. "We rely on the Street Crime Unit to help us out," he adds. "What they're doing in Ajax -Pickering is something we're hoping we can achieve here ... the number of high schools (in Oshawa) is certainly a challenge for us" But he says with the department in the process of hiring additional ,photo 0 Ron Pletroniro Durham Regional Police Service Secondary School fall. The two are part of a programme geared to cre- Liaison Unit officers Lorne Trider (left) and Phil Ross ate a positive perception of police among high will become familiar faces in area high schools this schools. officers, he's hopeful "that will give us some relief'. In Whitby, Inspector Greg Reid reports officers with the Communi- ty Patrol Unit have been working as liaisons with area high schools the past four years. lationship with police since it opened. "I think it's very important" for students to have contact with offi- cers, Mr. Beatty says. " Ilwy like to know we're in a safe environment and that the police are there to work 'I'm trying to change the stereotypical police officer image. If we can reach a few kids, we've done a good job. How can a programme like this not work?' And, as of April each of the four officers involved in that unit was "assigned to a specific neighbour- hood area" as the police force "reor- ganized the way we're doing busi- ness„ Insp. Reid says officers will now be responsible for schools in their area "for a minimum of three years to problem solve." He notes that could include any- thing from helping students with a Crime Stoppers programme to deal- ing with a problem such as drugs or poor race relations at a specific school. John Beatty, principal of Whit- by's Sinclair Secondary School, says the school has had a strong re- in co-operation with the school." He says officers have participat- ed in school activities in a variety of ways over the years, like talking with students and parents to resolve truancy problems and offering ad- vice on how to handle situations such as trespassing. "Tire response from our police service has always been great here;' Mr. Beatty says. And Const. Trider says his expe- rience with Ajax students has also been positive. He reports he's devel- oped a good rapport with pupils over the past few years, but admits "it took (the students) a long time to trust me." He explains the key to the pro - gramme's success is the fact that he doesn't lie to students and doesn't treat them like kids. 'As long as you treat them fairly, that's what they want;' Const. Trid- er says. " I talk to them and I'm up- front with them" And while his schedule is hectic, he notes he tries "to hit a high school at least one morning and af- ternoon every week. I could be in- vestigating some type of criminal activity, which I do, or I could be making a presentation." Const. Trider says even though he doesn't wear his uniform every day and isn't always dressed like a police officer, the kids know he is. When he first began working with students on a part-time basis four years ago, he says they were typically afraid to speak to him, worried that their friends would wonder why they were talking to a cop. But now, Const. Trider says, he regularly eats lunch with kids in the school cafeteria. Const. Ross notes while part of his "mandate is enforcement", he plans to get to know students on a personal level. "I'm trying to change the stereo- typical police officer (image);' he says. "If we can reach a few kids, we've done a good job. How can a programme like this not work? It's so positive" R FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1998 - PAGE 7 Community news in Ajax and Pickering ' Toastmasters make you a powerhouse speaker PICKERING — The Picker- ing Powerhouse Toastmasters are welcoming new- members. This group meets Tuesday nights from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Board of Trade offices at 1099 Kingston Rd.. Suite 224. Picker- ing. Guests are welcome. The Powerhouse club has fun and is a very energetic group. Toastmaster is an international organization whose vision is to promote improved speaking, lis- tening and thinking skills among its membership. For more infor- mation call 420-98 16. Free fun for preschoolers in Ajax AJAX —A Tree drop-in centre for parcnt.. or caregivers and chil- dren under five is offered three times a week at tlx: Riverbrecze Communitv Centre. I Richards Lane, Ajax. The centre. which is non-profit, will be open Tuesdays. Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 11 a.m., starting Sept. 8.:%c- tivities include play, circle time. snacks, crafts for both caregivers and children. and guest speakers. Trips are also planned throughout the year. For more information contact centre co-ordinator Dar- lene Walker at 428-8817. Teachers' strike may move Army Cadets' meeting The 2525 Royal Canadian Army Cadets Program is making contingency plans for its first meeting in the event high school teachers are still on strike. If Durham District School Board teachers remain on strike on Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Army Cadets will meet at the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St on the south side of Bayly between Liverpool and Brock roads, Pickering. The meet- ing will begin at 7 p.m. However, if the strike has been settled, the meeting will take place at the pre- viously indicated time and place. It will be held Thursday, Sept. 10 at 6:45 p.m. in the north gym at Pickering High School, 180 Church St. N., Pickering Village. For more information call 509- 2248 or 721-0613. PAGE B - THE NEVI'S ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1998 Top students sscholarshi"p off er"ing PICKERING -- Local college and university students are invited to apply for one of three Annan A. Cato Scholarships being awarded by the Ghanadian International Society this fall. The three $1.000 scholarships. named for the former Ghanadian high commissioner to Canada, will be awarded to community -minded young people who have demonstrat- ed academic excellence and are pur- suing a post -secondary education. To he eligible. applicants must he enrolled full-time at a Canadian col- lege or unlvcrsity as of this Septem- ber. Applicants are asked to submit an essay of no more than two typed pages, double spaced, entitled: Why I am an excellent choice to receive an Annan A. Cato Scholarship. Applicants must also submit their most recent school transcript and at least two letters of recommendation. The application deadline is Sept. 30. Winners will he selected by Oct. I ODA MFff IODT07MAM MIDEN WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING FRIDAY, AUG. 28 ADDICTIONS: The Serenity Group holds its 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The weekly support group deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. A child care programme is available as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim). SATURDAY, AUG. 29 LITERACY: A Mini -Putt and Barbecue is being held from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Pickering Driving Range and Mini - Putt. Brock Rd. north of Third Conces- sion, Pickering. Proceeds to The Liter- acy Outreach Centre. Cost is $5 per person. Hosted by Myrna Picotte. 426- 2100 (Janice or Jo -Anne). ONE PARENT FAMILIES: The One Parent Families Association of Canada holds a dance from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. (south of Hwy. 2 between Brock and Liverpool). All wel- come. Summer dress code. Tickets $10, available at the door. (416)226- 0062. BARBECUE: The PineRidge Arts Council holds a fund-raising barbecue from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Super - Centre on Liverpool Rd., Pickering. Proceeds to support the arts. VIPs bar- becuing. All welcome. 686-8298. SUNDAY, AUG. 30 HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Hor- ticultural Society holds its annual flower and vegetable show from noon to 3 p.m. at the Pickering Town Centre, comer of Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 2. An auction will follow the show. 839-4604. MONDAY, AUG. 31 GOLF: Applebee's Neighbourhood Grill and Bar holds its inaugural chari- ty golf classic at Fawn Brook Golf Club on Buggey Lane, Ajax. Proceeds to the Ajax -Pickering General Hosptial. Cost is $75 per person and includes green fees, steak dinner at Applebee's, com- memorative golf shirt. Golf cart extra, call course to reserve. 426-6440 (John DaSilva, Tim LeBlanc). 9., with an awards ceremony scheduled for many which will he held in Pickering. ternational Society, Suite 401, 90 Waller St. Nov. 7. Applications are to he sent to the Schol- Whitby. LiR 2137. Recipients must attend the award cere- arship Selection Committee, Ghanadian In- Fur more information call 721-8616. No (QST Weekend F i'da�/[�►J/�, AuLwt 28th to Sunda, Au .J1►'f/I,^.[1��t 30th 'We wi deduct tie agts✓ela i of the GST iom rots Sots+ purchase price. Unfanu0* tie CST ofer e�ui,aesana Fragaaes, eae, a eoo t shoes by ac ca1K, we:,. DW. rr,e��Y�t, F1,w Sa,art wer� rm P M. wen a awe "t e � Roots rrev erby 9081011, g: vtarraen .a Presf9e .sale and deaarne prgad ala wry ft"alwy by Q S"P' eu. Heroes PM. Derrro S. 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I haven't tried it yet, but I'm told Another one of my favoured and white the meadows should have a place in the autumn many gardener are left', that a new variety, Phlox Paniculata perennials for floral design is garden. You can buy fine hybridized lamenting the lack of colour in their GARDENING ,. David' is very fragrant, creamy white and doesn't get mildew. physostegia. You may know it as obedient plant and it has glossy varieties in shades from white to pink to deep purples and mauves, Retailer are starting to et wise g g - One of m fa my flowers for pointed dark green leaves and spikes but I really favour the roadside na- and offer these late bloomers at a ommends the variety 'Ft. Chimp' as arranging in the autumn is golden- rod. Before you start sneezing, con- of flowers In pink or white. In a pre- vious tive types. With time when you can see what the flower looks like. being one to seek out. trary to popular myth, this plant is garden I had a variety that had variegated the variety of fall-blcx)ming perennials available now, there real - With a little orchestration you If you want height at the hack of the border you will want to include not responsible for allergies. You can thank ragweed for that' The hotani- cream and light green leaves with ly Is no reason to lind yourself with - can extend colour in your garden un- aconic k 1 mauvey flowers. It was lovely and out colour at this time of the year. , common v nown as til the first frost and a bit beyond. monkshood. Tall, up to live feet, The obvious choice of course, is with lovely spires of blue flowers, it chrysanthemums, which if' you are also provides a lovely foliage for not aware is now officially called most of the summer. dendranthemum. Noted plants Phlox is an old fashioned peren- woman Marjorie Mason Hogue rec- nial that we all both love and hate at Local /"%N Oahe Clean Water Agency YAgence Ontarienne Des Eaux garden buffs host flower show PICKE RING -- "The unoffi- cial start of the autumn season arrives next week when lo- cal gardeners exhibit their wares. The Picker- ing Horticultur- al Society holds its annual flower and veg- etable show Sunday, Aug. 30 from noon to 3 p.m. at the Pickering Town Centre, corner of Liverpool Rd. and Hwy. 2. An auction will follow the show. For more in- formation on the show, or on the Pickering Horticultural Society phone 839-4604. 4ft ILO Composting garden waste (helps us reduce, reuse and recycle! *MTATION FOR PUBLIC COMMENT AND NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE EXTENSION OF CENTRAL DUFFIN COLLECTOR SANITARY SEWER TO SERVICE THE NORTH PICKERING DEVELOPMENT AREA The Ontario Clean Water Agency (OCWA) and The Regional Municipality of Durham are Jointly undertaking preliminary and detailed design for the extension of the Central Duffin Collector Sanitary Sewer required to service the North Pickering Development Area and future extension for lands north of Regional Road t. (Taunton Road) The undertaking Is following Schedule -8' requirements under the Class Environmental Assessment document for Municipal Water and Wastewater Public Input and comments, In writing, are Invited for Incorporation Into the planning and design of tMs project Comments must be received by September 15 I M. 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THE 'YEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 29,19" - PAGE 11 photo by Jason tiebreyts Chalk on the walk Brendan Wheeler lets his imagination run wild while creating chalk drawings on the sidewalk near his Ajax home. This cre- ation, says Brendan, was a choo-choo train. Christian Women meet PICKE:RING — The Fashions from Northern Ajax -Pickering Christian Traditions and Northern Re - Women's Club holds its next flections'. There will also he meeting Thursday, Sept. 24. music and a speaker. It runs from 9:30 to Admission is $5 per per - 11:15 a.m. at Gallantry's con, with first -timers half - Banquet Room in the lower price. Free babysitting is level of the Pickering Town available for preschoolers. --- - - -- -- - - Centras Call Laura at 665-8183 We're online at www.durhanmews.net Featured at the meeting be -fore Sept. 22 for reserva- this month will tk '\eu Fall tions. W W W 29 W cff.� Za y. i W MEET THE VILLAGE PEOPLE PAR ry MIKE TED DWAYNE TED JIM DON HAZEN KEVIN ICORRIGAN WILLIAMSON PICKARD WILLIAMSON McELROY ARSENAULT HARDING WORSLEY = VILLAGE CHRYSLE R-- `' KERRY JERRY TOM PICKARD DRAGE BRASSOR AJAX- W r � � PAUL TED (T3( GROSERT WILLIAMSON RIGHT, HERE! RIGHT MERE! RIGHT photo Jason Liebregts Takingit the on Amanda Robb (left) was a good sport in taking a sponge in the face during the Community Connec- tions picnic Tuesday at Kinsmen Park in Pickering. The event was organized by the new group. cm Cong. W lotionsl DANIELLE CRYER Age 3, Winner of the colouring contest. formed to help bring isolated people in the com- munity together for fun and support. Rachelle Shende ( right) didn't mind sti.k ler ne,� have fun on Tuesda,; eithe• i' • Seniors Receive 10% Discount on regular menu items • FREE Toys & Balloons for Kids • Major Credit Cords Accepted • UBO Kids Eat FREE 2.10pm Mon. -Fri Pickering Town Centre 181 S Liverpool Rd. Corner of Hwy. #2& Liv 1.(905) 837-0023 — GOLDEN GFMXXE. rK m clow valid Monday -Friday 11 a m -2 p.m at Pickering location only. Not valid with other sptdals, promotions. coupons. buttets or discounts or holidays. Expres Oct. 31. 1998 .. i0 Artfest offers wide range of attractions PICKERING — An arts festival will he held Saturday, Sept. 12 from 1 I a.m. to 5 p.m. in Esplanade Park behind the Pickering Civic Complex. Artfest on the Esplanade, co- sponsored by the Town of Pickering department of culture and recreation and the PineRidge Arts Council, will once again bring a wide range of art forms to the community. There will he live entertainment by local groups on two stages. A Vi- sual Arts Area will have 70 artists, some nationally acclaimed, showing their work In an open-air setting. Demonstrations will be offered by MUSE Children's Story %k'ritine Centre and the Writers Circle of Durham Region. Activities will include a creative writing centre for children, and free hands-on activities for hath ch:ldr_-n anc y )utl.., v_l, be av idable through- out the day - The children's 'I Made This' pro- gramme will include opportunities to Recycle! select Cottee. 1 isp Co° salads %Alan Mild or Wild! - Hot or Exotic! Always Tasty!!! Tempting Surprise Specials Every Day Summer Hours Mon - Wed 9 a.m.-1:00 a.m. Thurs - Sat 9 a.m.-2:30 a.m. Sunday 9 a.m.-2:30 a.m. 837-1655 1280 Kingston Rd. Unit 1, Pickering (N.W. Corner of Liverpool Rd. & Kingston Rd.) create turtle drums, plaster creatures. paper dragon wind kites, sock -em puppets and cookie art. For youths, the 'Take On Art' ac- tivities will include co-op sculpture with Steven Laurie, South American rain makers, rag bags. paint your own mug, hook cover art and locker mirrors. Interactive performances by PBS Dance Academy will allow people of all ages to learn a new dance and walk a new walk. Ontario Lieutenant Governor Hi- lary Weston will visit the festival around l t a.m. There'll also be a creative food court set up by local caterers in the courtyard, with a wide variety of re- freshments. Artfest visitors are invited to take their o•v: law - chairs. Admission's free. For more information call the de- partment of culture and recreation at 420-46'_0. ,{Little R05COtiff 0111dreo's clefting • Sbees - Acceseries - Ters - Utilities BACK TO SCHOOL Free .Backpack (yL'llll at Aft(mla c _. minimal purchase of S40.UU) Evcrr Sunda} Frcnch Rcading cL&%% For Children 12..00 1.00 P.m_ Call For Booking f 9051 509-2220 SUMMER CLEARANCE 20% - 50% OFF FREE Camera with purcbase of anyfashion turrtee VT. ACCEPT ALL CHILI)RF.\ S USED ACCESSORIES Bikes. Cribs. High Chairs, Strollers etc. on consignrmni. 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L i j c 'Nr i work Wnll]AK 1l 1(_t ICT 94 too& , r 1 lA included11w 'Decorate Like The Professionals If your back muscles ache from just the thought of rearranging furniture, then sit back in your favourite, most comfortable chair, put up your feet and let your fingers do the work. Avoid time-consuming, not to mention back- breaking, mistakes by creating a floor plan. Put Pencil To Paper By using scaled-down representations of furniture pieces known as "templates" arranged on a grid, you can create your own floor plan. All you need is graph paper, a pencil, a ruler and scissors. Measure It Up Begin by measuring your room. Using a one-quarter inch equals one foot scale, draw the perimeter of the room on your graph paper. Using this same scale, add in the details of the room -- doors, windows, fireplaces, built-ins, electrical outlets, telephone jacks and other existing architectural features. Next, measure any existing furniture pieces you wish to incorporate into your room arrangement and, using scaled-down furniture templates, plot these pieces on your graph paper floor plan. Now you can see how much room you have and what types of new furniture pieces are needed. Find A Focus Before moving anything on your grid, identify the room's focal point, such as a fireplace or a window with a pleasing view. If the room doesn't have a natural focal point, substitute an interesting furniture piece or group of accessories to create an eye-catching focus. Use this focal point as the cornerstone on which to build your furniture arrangement. Move It Now, it's time to have some fun. Let your creative juices Flow. Experiment with different room arrangements by moving the furniture templates around on the graph paper. Direct Traffic A successful room arrangement combines comfort with a convenient traffic flow. 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'� , �NARRA`T'Y `\ 0 mion r9YI THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUCUST 213, 1998 -PAGE 17 PAGE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 198 Aloax student winsscholarship CANADIAN FEDERATION OF UNIVERSITY WOMEN AWARD $1,000 TO PICKERING HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE AJAX — Pickering High the community to commemorate ther education," says Ms. Young "My future plans are to pursue cess of 10,500 women in more School graduate and valedIctori- the chapter's 10th anniversary. in a media release from the fed- post -graduate studies in astro- than 125 clubs across Canada. an Carolyn Young is the recipient Ms. Young has been accepted eration announcing the award. physics and become a university The Ajax -Pickering chapter of a $1,000 scholarship spon- into the physics programme at She also received a scholar- professor," she says. was established in 1988 and has sored by the Ajax -Pickering Simon Fraser University in ship from Simon Fraser Univer- The CFUW was established in an active and growing member - chapter of the Canadian Federa- British Columbia. sity. According to her academic 1919 to safeguard and improve ship. The local group sponsors tion of University Women. "It seems appropriate that the adviser, only 15 per cent of stu- the economic, legal and profes- scholarships for graduating high The organization held a com- source of the scholarship is a dents in the field of physics are sional status of Canadian school students pursuing post- petition earlier in the year for the group of women who have devot- women. But that hasn't deterred women. secondary education, and the scholarship as a special gift to ed their volunteer hours to fur- Ms. Young. It currently represents in ex- 'Scientists in Schools' initiative. A,0=Ill ,V_r064[%4AIliI4WA Cynthia's Creative Dance Art Celebrates its 5th Year Cynthia's Creative Dance Arts is recommended for ages 5 to adult to after all we are one big family and it is proud to announce that after improve flexibility, strength, stamina the memories we cherish with us celebrating its 51h year anniversary we which improNes dance performance forcer. have still maintained the high quality of overall and a general well being. Cynthia Hehner i� the drrc for anti training and enjoyment for the children Creative Dance for tinv tots is an ('nntinued mi pig 14 we promised just 5 years ago. It has exciting program designed to stimulate ;f1CCEpTED TO THE always been important to us to ensure the child's imagination and creativity, we all students recreational or competitive offer a wide variety of activities toAC191C receive equal attention and training, maintain the children's interest while SOUP therefore if a student wishes to pursue they learn rhythm. skipping to build I dance at a competitive level he/she can strength and endurance. and the presents make the transition smoothly. fundamentals of ballet. KindermuSikP Dance classes are offered in Tap. Demonstrators are present in beginner Jazz. Ballet. Stretch and Strength, andclasses to assist the student that needs = :.. Acro for students ages 5 to Adult. For extra attention, this is also it great way 9 the little future stars we offer Creative for our older students of various levels to Internationally�.:.. Dance for Tiny Tots ages 3 and 4. Acro interact with our new students, C.C.D.A. recognized music — classes are available for students ages 6 has had many compliments from parents and up in combination with a jazz in the way we ensure all students and movement class. Stretch and Strength classes arcbecome friends, and help one another out 1 �9AJSCE CA�IVT 1755 PLUMMER ST. UNIT 12 PICKERING ONTARIO (905) 837-2528 • BOYS • GIRLS • AGES 3 A1rD OVER • ADULTS • Jazz • Tap • Acro • Ballet • Pointe Stretch A Strength r Creative Dance for Tiny Tots 386 Kingston Rd., (Rougemount Plaza N.E. Corner of Hwy 2) Pickering, Ontario L1V 2K4 (905) 509-5902 Come and visit Aug. 26-29 at The Fall Registration Show Pickering Town Cense. . THE DANCE EXPERIENCE_ -Qudity srzainin9 in Ca-Un9 62(7k0nMZnt • Ballet Classes from Pre-Pnmary 10 Advanced • R.A.D. Ballet Exams (Royal Academy of Dancing) • Competitions in Canada and United States • Professional Workshops -SPECTACULAR Annual Show • Summer School • 3 Spacious Studios with viewing windows • All classes taught by professionally Oualifified Teachers • Recreational Classes • Competitive Classes ills Durham Dance Centre Highly Qualified Staff: • Tammy Roberts - Award Winning Choreographer • R.A.D.• D.M.A.- A.D.A.P.T. • Ryerson Dance Graduate (Hon • Maria Lapman - B.A. (Hors) • R.A.D. • Shelley LePage - Ryerson Dance Graduate • RA.D. • Nicole Marchand - N.C.C.R • Level 2 • Mens and Women Gyrmasti s • Level 2 Trampoline g t - wnY }SAP • JAll • BALLET • POINTE • STRETCH - ;IUNDERDANCE • ADULT CLASSES . • AGES 3 TO ADULT W jr-- y hr r �i e s1,1 ---`REGISTRATION r Q AT THE STUDIO i + -' -,,,SEPTEMBER 2 & 9 - _::6:30 PM -8:30 PM CONGRATULATIONS TINA IL NAGNLR ;f1CCEpTED TO THE NATIONAL Y>'MLLET SCHOOL g t - wnY }SAP • JAll • BALLET • POINTE • STRETCH - ;IUNDERDANCE • ADULT CLASSES . • AGES 3 TO ADULT W jr-- y hr r �i e s1,1 - - - - - •THE NF:Wti ADVEFtTISF:It FRIDAY, A['(:['tiT 2tt, f99fi - PA(:F: 19 Pickeringlibraries bel l�ttl p e ones et read for readinaP[(.KERING A anety ofg y sto rytime reading programmes for preschoolcrs is king offered by the Pickering Public Library beginning in September. Registration will be held Satur- day, Sept. 12 at 9 a.m. for the follow- ing programmes being held at the Central Library (831-6265) at One the Esplanade: * Babytalk, a six-week programme for babies six to 24 months, offered Thursdays at 10:05 or 10:45 a.m. be - • Continued from pg 18 ginning Sept. 17 — Caregivers will learn songs and fingerplays to share with the children and will be intro- duced to a variety of library re- sources fix this age group. * Talcs for Twos, a 12 -week pro- gramme for toddlers aged 24 to 36 months, offered Mondays, Tuesdays or Wednesdays at 9:45 a.m. begin- ning Sept. 14 — Enjoy stories, songs and fingerplays with your toddler. * Storytime, a 12 -week programme for children three to five years old, choreographer of C.C.D.A. She has a long history of professional dance experience performing in Canada and the U.S.A.. touring across Canada as Barbic in Barbie and the Rocker's for Mattel, she even performed at the Pickering mall in the same location as the kids. She's had the ercat experience touring the country as a magician's assistant, performing in the production Snow White, and not to mention many industrial shows and modeling. Cynthia is a registered Ballet teacher at the Royal Academy .—A AUDLEY ROAD STABLES Fall Registration is novo bring accepted • .% complete horse experience • Children age H Y up • Lxplorc riding; & working with %afc•. well-trained horses & ponies • Qtulificd & friendly %tabic conveniently located in Aiax COME VISIT US SOON Call 686-4641 for info. "Mont back riding lessons year round". Pickering Horse Centre Finest Outdoor Horse Sbow Facilities Fall Registration Beginners to Advanced • 30 acres • 3 outdoor rings • Hunter & Jumper Courses • Indoor riding arena with onlooking lounge • Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 II offered Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. or Tues- days at 2 p.m., beginning the week of Sept. 17 — Stories and activities for preschcxrlers. * Saturday Special, Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. from Sept. 19 to Dec. 5 — A drop-in programme for children three to seven years of age. At the Rouge Hill branch (1340 Rougemount Dr., 509-2579), regis- tration Marts Wednesday, Sept. 9 at 10 a.m. for Tales for Twos (offered of Dancing (honors) and is a registered member for Dance Masters of America. Cynthia's Dance Arts is committed to providing a safe and professional environment for the students. The studio is equipped with air condition and a sprung floor. Cynthia would like to congratulate all her students who performed in the annual year end show "Ultimate" at the Markham "Theater. What a great II Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:15 a.m. from Sept. 16 to Dec. 2); and for Storytime (offered Wednesdays and Thursdays at 10:45 a.m. from Sept. 16 to Dec. 2). For the Bay Ridges community, registration will begin Wednesday, Sept. 9 at the Rouge Hill branch for programmes to be offered at the East Shore Community Centre (910 Liv- erpool Rd. S.). There will be Tales for Twos Fridays at 10:15 a.m. from Sept. I K to Dec. 4: and Storytime Fri- • perlonnancc you all gave' Cone see the video at our booth and see for yourself. It has been a very successful year for our competitive students receiving marry overall high scores, hest precision. adjudicators choice awards and the list goes on, all that when many of our groups were mixed with such variety of training. seat job girls' The studio is located at 376 k"- Ogston R(1. 1 N F corn•' and LEGEND MUSIC ENTERPRISES Where Service is #1 4► �r : , > ENROLL NOW FOR LESSONS UALIFIED PRIVATE itJSTRUCTION IN: •GUITAR •BASS lOr--ALTLTERNATIVE HOOL OF MUSIC LTD, 250 BAVLV STREET WEST MUSIC LESSON REGISTRATION OVER 35 TEACHERS. YBANKUHAP WOLIN BASS ' SAA" DRUMS ' FLUTE VOCAL * CLMT * THEORY 42S-6266 42S-5792 REPAIRS * RENTAI MUSIC BOOKS drys at 10:45 a.m. from Sept. iii to Dec. 4. The Claremont branch in the Claremont Community Centre (649- 3341) will offer a drop-in Preschool Storytime for children two to five years old on Wednesdays at 1:15 p.m. from Sept. 16 to Dec. 2. At the Greenwaxl branch (3540 Wcstney Rd.). there will he a drop-in Preschool Storytime for children two to live years old on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. from Sept. 16 to Dec. 2. >i t _AWA♦ Rougcinounl) in Pickering 1905) 5119- 5902 Come visit our booth at the Pickering Town Ccnire. Rc`r)stration show Aug. 26 - 29th. Jacqueline's School of Dance 15th Anniversary Director: Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Carnavale Fiona Tait -Jazz •Tap -Ballet • Pointe -A(:ro • Ilighlanci A'' classes based on British Assoc. of Teachers of Dancing ,B.A.TD.) Svllabus. Ages 3 to adult. Special teen and adult classes. I � I t At F1Cke ,n9 Town Centre At The StuMc ,a-. <n %es Soot is; :on -bpm Tnun Sep 3rC SDr+-bpm .at Aug 29tH oam-Som ,Nam Sept 3th 50m-8om We •C_-0eN.:.r5 •exa: , .=.x' S n - •F e� :. y e...:.1• •... 0l ; ,—mer pMo. r g ars prop am •w:cesc•ur.9 !cc, •a- ;tet air -:- shoos- Rea,:'ady priced costk.— and •eclat gets all today for an 1215 Ba" Street, 2nd Floor •abow F orate 4207399 Bay ages Raza P"Ce Cnomer Gaza a Cootntment - Just west :,t L verpop •ROCK • FOLK r� • COUNTRY • METAL Preparation for conservatory exams .n c,ass cal guitar All Levels -All Ages Music would 837_2839 like to welcomeDit10 :Legend stakOS Nw'.v.legend-mus+c.cornheir 1211 Kingston Road team of expert Pickering teachers (Between Liverpo.,, !Z .'Jd--' ,a a —e SOuth SIOQ) SALES • EXPERT REPAIRS HOOL OF MUSIC LTD, 250 BAVLV STREET WEST MUSIC LESSON REGISTRATION OVER 35 TEACHERS. YBANKUHAP WOLIN BASS ' SAA" DRUMS ' FLUTE VOCAL * CLMT * THEORY 42S-6266 42S-5792 REPAIRS * RENTAI MUSIC BOOKS drys at 10:45 a.m. from Sept. iii to Dec. 4. The Claremont branch in the Claremont Community Centre (649- 3341) will offer a drop-in Preschool Storytime for children two to five years old on Wednesdays at 1:15 p.m. from Sept. 16 to Dec. 2. At the Greenwaxl branch (3540 Wcstney Rd.). there will he a drop-in Preschool Storytime for children two to live years old on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. from Sept. 16 to Dec. 2. >i t _AWA♦ Rougcinounl) in Pickering 1905) 5119- 5902 Come visit our booth at the Pickering Town Ccnire. Rc`r)stration show Aug. 26 - 29th. Jacqueline's School of Dance 15th Anniversary Director: Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Carnavale Fiona Tait -Jazz •Tap -Ballet • Pointe -A(:ro • Ilighlanci A'' classes based on British Assoc. of Teachers of Dancing ,B.A.TD.) Svllabus. Ages 3 to adult. Special teen and adult classes. I � I t At F1Cke ,n9 Town Centre At The StuMc ,a-. <n %es Soot is; :on -bpm Tnun Sep 3rC SDr+-bpm .at Aug 29tH oam-Som ,Nam Sept 3th 50m-8om We •C_-0eN.:.r5 •exa: , .=.x' S n - •F e� :. y e...:.1• •... 0l ; ,—mer pMo. r g ars prop am •w:cesc•ur.9 !cc, •a- ;tet air -:- shoos- Rea,:'ady priced costk.— and •eclat gets all today for an 1215 Ba" Street, 2nd Floor •abow F orate 4207399 Bay ages Raza P"Ce Cnomer Gaza a Cootntment - Just west :,t L verpop Professional Performance & Education in spacious climate controlled studios • Piano To Organ • Voice • Flute • Guitar a Theory Private Lessons Preparation for conservatory exams Jazz & Pop Beginners to advanced. grey ar Music Studio 144 Old Kingston Histo Rd. al 619-2990 Situated in Historical Pickering village, Ada: To advertise in this SeCtiOp ca11683wsIi0 r� Professional Performance & Education in spacious climate controlled studios • Piano To Organ • Voice • Flute • Guitar a Theory Private Lessons Preparation for conservatory exams Jazz & Pop Beginners to advanced. grey ar Music Studio 144 Old Kingston Histo Rd. al 619-2990 Situated in Historical Pickering village, Ada: To advertise in this SeCtiOp ca11683wsIi0 PAGE 20 • THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 19913 Village Grape Vine Come make wine with us! August Speciai**1111 I ENTERTAINMENT 109 old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village NIGHTLIFE IN AJAX AND PICKERING (905) 426-7233 W A0 Travel il Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m. 905-426-6242 Disco lives on in movie about Studio 54 A'ow playing at the ,llocieplex 9, Pickering: Blade: W'csle\ Snipes. Kris Kristofferson. Blade (Snipes) is hent on killing the creature which made him what he is — half -man. half - vampire. His mother is bitten just before -i\ ing hinh and. it,; a result. Blade is immune to vampire kites. Humans avoid him for being hall-varl- pire and he is shunned by vampires for being half -hu- man. He teams up with Abra- ham Whistler I Knstoflerson I. an aging half-breed like him- , teaches Blade to uti- I1,e his assets and become a vampire hunter. Dance With ale: Vanessa L. Williams. Cha,.anne. A young Cuban named Rafael (Chayanne) amves In Hous- ton with a passion for life and a flair for Latin dancing. At the Excelsior Dance Studio. he meets Ruhr (Williarns!. a determined instructor lookin_ for a chance to re-enter the ranks of professional .lance with a ne.v partner. Before Ion,,. the amateur is teaching the professional how to loosen up her disciplined style and 'feel' the music. Afraid of what Rafael's hon- estx and sensualih may stir in her heart. Rub\ heads for the World Open Dance Champi- onships with her former part- ner and Rafael holt on her heels. Ever :After: Ihew Ban - more. Anjehca Huston. Danielle (Barrymore) is a modern Ib(h centum woman. an inirwumL, mix Lit tombo\- ish athieticism and physical beauty. Danielle has more than enough charm to capture the heart of a prince i Dougray Scott) ... atter beaning him with an apple, that is. This spirited 'Cinderella;' is cer- tainly no victim. She stands up to her scheming stepmoth- er (Anjelica Huston) and re- fuses to stand around waitine for a prince to come to the rescue. When Danielle needs help, she calls on her "faire godmother;' Leonardo da Vinci I'Or help. 54: !Mike Myers. Neve Campbell. N1�,rrs stars as Steve Ruhell. the owner of New )ork's notorious Studio 54, a hot hangout for the so- cial elite at the height of the disco era in the 197(:. This movie follows Ruhell and several other characters v. -ho are either in desperate straits or on the verge of'crashing. Lethal %%eapon 4: ' let Gibson. Dann Glover. It has been six years since detec- tncs Marlin Riggs (Gibson) and Roger Murtau,,h (Glover) were last on duty to make city streets safe for all. In Lethal Weapon 4. Riggs and %lur- taugh set out to unravel a se- ries of events involvink_ an Asian crime lord (Jet Li) bent on :air\ing out a complex and deadl\ mission of re- venge. Rigg,, and Murtaugh are reunited with hyperactive Leo Get/ (dote Pesci) and Ri,_- gs' love interest and fellow daredevil detective Laura Coles (Rene Russo). Also joining the team is junior de- tecttye Lee Butters (Chris Rock ). The Negotiator: Samuel L. Jackson, fie. in Space%. Af- ter being wrongly charged with murder and theft. Chica- go police negotiator Danny Roman (Jackson) is holding the chief of the Internal Af- fairs Bureau and his stall- at gunpoint on the 2(hh floor of a downtown building. As po- lice helicopters circle over- head and marksmen stand ready on neart)% rooftops, Ro- man knows he needs some- one \k ho will listen to him. He asks for Chris Sabian (Space)). another respected negotiator with the Chicago police who Roman can trust. Small Soldiers: In the small suburban town of Winslow Corners, Ohio, life is quiet, people are friendly, and action figures are only toys. Then again, don't judge an action figure by the size of its box. Meet the Commando Elite — action figures with an attitude. To them, everything else is just a toy, including the unsuspecting suburbanites of Winslow Corners. who have found themselves allied with the Commandos' sworn ene- mies. the Gorgomics. The monstrous- look in, but noble Gorgomtes want only to hide from the Commandos long enough to find the lost island of Gorgon. Unfortunatcly. the Commando Elite is not inter- ested in truces or negotiations or in taking* am prisoners. There's Something About glary: Ben Stiller. Cameron Dia,, Matt Dillon. Ted (Stiller) may not be lucky in life, but he was once luck) in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Mar) Jenson (Dia,.), when she asked him 0 7 x l.l.'I'I t11iti� xt.t.:u:t s 4 11 LSDAYs SENIORS :)All.) MAIINE.F11 1 ' 0O Pit 1095 KINGSTON RD.. FICKERNG ACROSS FROM DAIRY QUEEN THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MAR:' C_ —".w csr.wron Du o s 1200. 2:20. 1:40. 7:15. 9•.35 ' fPG 54 111111k. 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(12:30, 2:15, 5:00) 7:15, 9:45 m' ` THE i *VVS ADVER'�'TSFR ORIDAi' vAt)e.UStT 28, 1998- k(; AStr � N STRIKE/From page 20 thing about Mary - something that brings out the loser in every guy she meets. Strike: Kirsten Dunst, Lynn Redgrave. It is 1963 and the pupils at Miss Godard's School (or Girls are dismayed when they find out they are merging with a boy's school. Imaginations run wild as the girls start a campaign against the move. View playing at Pickering Town C'entre's Fa- mous Plavers Cinemas: _lir Bud 2: Golden Receiver: This movie picks up where 'Air Bud' left off* Josh (Kevin Legcrs i is now the legal owner of Buddy and teaches the dog to play faxbal I. now that it has rtiasicred basketball. Supporting cast includes 10 young football players, six football -playing Jogs. assorted other animals ranging from -h►mpanzees to Dolly the Llama and protes- ;tonal athletes from the NFL and NBA. Di- -ccted by Richard Martin from a screenplay -)v Paul Tamasv and Aaron Mendelsohn. Armageddon: Bruce Willis. An asteroid he size of Texas is heading directly toward earth. NASA executive director Dan Truman has only one option - to send up a crew to de- strov the space rock. "Che :avengers: Avengers: Ralph Fiennes, Uma Thurman. Scan Connerv. In the late 199)%. London is again a hotbed of activity as the world prepares for the new millennium. It is time once again for John Steed (Fiennes) and Emma Peel (Thurman), the inimitably British agent and his deadly smart partner pit- ted this time against the devilishly clever and completely evil Sir August De Wyntcr (Con- nery). Dead Man on Campus: With the end of the semester quickly approaching and with the threat of failing their first year hanging over heir heads. Josh (Tum Everett Scott) and 1' 411- N1cnolas Gage goes ballistic in Snake Eyes. an action -flick cc -starring Gar/ Sinise. Cage and Sinise work together at an arena to solve an assassination after a top U.S. official is gunned down. It's currently playing at the Pickering Famous Players Cinemas. Cooper t Mark -Paul Gosselaar) learn about an arcane loophole buried in the college charter which may allow them to slip through the year with straight A's. The "dead man's clause" states that if a student dies while his room- mates are in the same ru,om, the other students may qualify for a passing grade. Halloween: H2O. Jamie Lee Curtis. The original man in the ,oalie mask. Michael My- er, returns from bell in this 20th anniversary visit to the Halloween horror series. More blood, more thrills and more ear-splitting screams from Jamie Lee. The Mask of Tomo: Anthony Hopkins, Antonio Bandera_s. [his sweeping romantic adventure of love and honour. tragedy and tri- umph is seat against :Mexico's light for inde- pendence from the iron fist of Spain. . Parent Trap: Dennis Quaid. Natasha Richardson. Halhc (Lindsay Lohan) is imm- ing up with her father (Quaid). a vineyard owner in the Napa Valley. Annie (also Lindsay Lohan) is being raised by her mother (Richardson), a renowned wedding gown rJc- signer. Strangers to each other. Hallie and An- nie meet at a summer camp in Maine. They soon learn the} are identical twin sisterssepa- rated shortly after birth by the breakup of their Parents. Saving Private Rvan: Tom Hanks. Matt Daman. As Allied soldiers prepare to storm Omaha Beach along the Normandy Coast, ('aptain John Miller (Hanks) believes getting hiinself and his men past the gauntlet is the rcatest challenge he has ever faced in World A'ar 11. But his most difficult task lies ahead. Snake Eyes: Nicolas Cage. Gary Sinise. l"amished Atlantic City police detective Rick Santoro (Cage) joins old friend. Navv Com- mander Kevin Dunne (Sinise), now a highly- :liaccd Department of Defense staffer wo�rkimi xith the U.S. Secretary of Defence. at a )cayyweight Nixing match. When Dunne 's ,)ack is turned, the Secretary is assassinated .ind 14.0(X) fiuh( tans become suspects, psnsi- �)Ic accomplices and witnesses. Why Do Fools- Fall in Love: Halle Bert-, Lola Tay l(,r , Bcm ; ;ails ;n lo%c with sinver ,.rankle Lymon ( Laren/.Tate i the first time .he ices him on stage. The day she becomes'vtr,,. Frantic Lymon n the happiest day of her life. Wrongfully .Accused: Superstar violinist Ryan Harrison i Lcslic Nielsen i is at the hewht )f a brilliant career when a tryst with a wealthy socialite ( Kelly LeBrsck t lands him in the wrong place at the wrong time when her husband (Michael York, is fatally shot. After being attacked by a one -armed -one -legged and one -eyed killer. Harrison is arrested and convicted of the cnme. While being transpk)ri- ed to prison, he becomes a lucky escapee. Tlx:re is no time to rest_ however. under the re- lentless pursuit of U.S. Marshal Fergus Falls (Richard Crenna), who is determined to bnnL, him in. Naw playing at the Cineplex Odeon .1 jax 10 Cinemas: Air Bud Golden Rccciyer. A%enLcrs. Blalc. Dance With Me. Fycr Atter. Mask ofLorro. Sarins -r Pnyate Ryan. Snakc Eyes. Strike. There's 5omcthinL About Mar%. Wronglulk Accused. RA�AY - t - ' - - __ 019LY OSHAWA/WHITBY (905) 686-5859 Bo PICKERING/AJAX (905) 831-2693 erD TORONTO (416) 798-7.989 A PSLEY sell^v ^_PICKEIRVC 715 Kingston Rd. Exit 401 at Whites Rd. 196 PONTIAC TRANS AM ;"S 09V CAVALIER COUPE Fnishe m b6chk -ark ieothen ' rad. Wuh loaded Onh Firi scow n --ire : soew ow mueoge 30,000 kms I "I PONTIAC GRAND PO GT 4 DOOR SALE PRICE 523,995 OR $508.87' 1995 PONTIAC GRAPD AM GT COUPE 19980EV MAZER LS 4X4 Finished in red, lolly loaded Only 27,000 kms. 1996 PONTIAC GRND APW SE Firushea .n green. vh 000te, ver Miry cow -ueoge 4 700r. 'Univ 'oOaeC :-er - =' -r c[= ' = = S OR 5659.00' SALE PRiCF 525 995 vR 5578.74' 4 door, hnishw m wmite, one awns low kms Fully �R 5 291; 25' 1997 GMC EXT. CAB 2 Wli CAB 1991 GRAND P= GT COUPE 2 DOOR loaded 14% GRAND AM GT 4 DOOR V9 :i�K r sierec _-esti _ _oX t^s Jne owner Finished in Silver, sunroof, blade leather, fully loaded, on{y SALE PRICE 516,995 OR 5345.83' Finished .n green iully iooded, arty 37,000 kms Balance 23,000 kms 19% OEV CA KIER COUPE of (atbry warranty 1997 510 EXT CAB 4X4 SPORT SAIF PRICE $28,995' OR 5600.00' Air, 5 speed, hnished in block One owner car SALE PRiCE 517,995 OR 5369.12' Fuuzw in biocx, 'ulv 000ea :rno '7000 .000 kms 1997 MJf I= NE. 4 DOLOR SALE PRICE 5 ' 1 "f OR 5229.38' 1995 511NFRE ALE pR `_ : 2 ^ ccs OR :5'8.74' Finished in 66ck/ leader, sun roof, Iw kms. 9� Power 1946 ION.EVRLE Sit 4 DOLOR 4 door, wltlt, ouiks"Vaec, air, I wrw. very iow mileage 1995 GMC 2500 4X4 GS 11810 t1ESEIL Fin SALE PRICE 532,995' Fully, boded, very low mileoge. Priced so sell at SA;: PRiCE $ . ; iS5 OR 5:: sriw in wnile, very cow m Boge .2 =c5 OR S485.58' 1997 MJtO( CHin='t NS10M SALE PRICE S2 955 OR 5438.99' 1944 PONTIAC ARCD COME 1gg7 pp(MC TRANSPORT MpIWIA Finished in gold. Fssly boded. One owner. 19% CTEV CORSICA Finished in red. V6, 5 spew, fully loaded One owner car 7 passenger, fully loaded, low mileage SALE PRICE 521,995 OR $465.00' 4 door, V6, ouetwasc, our, cassette, only 20,000 Ens. Low "Village. SALE PR)CE 524 x5 JR 5532.16' 1997 CAMARO228 SALE PRICE $13,995 OR 527C.00' SALE PRICE $10,995 OR $206.09' 1997 GMC SAFARI 7 PASSENGER SIT FinAed in Few lelp boded Only 15,000 bas. Trop, Ides 1940 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX SE 2 DOOR 19% CFEV 4 Finished in two tone loaded SALE PRICE $26,995 OR $578.74' Finished in W6*, only 40,000 miles. Finished in rod SALE PRICE $23,995 OR $508.87' 1947 GK 1500 SERE$ 511F 1997 OWS ORAS SI/R 4 DOOR SL SALE PRICE $8995.00 MUST SEE 5 OR 5160.00' Pick-up, 350, foully boded, km. Finished in gold, k4loaded. 04 20,000 lives. s. 19% PONTIAC ION EV556 1993 MIM WMA SALE PRICE S 523,995 OR $500.00' SALE PRICE $21,995 OR $462.00' Finisied in ted with charcoal balker, only 31,000 km. 2 door coupe, finished in bwgwdy, lolly loaded, power 1997 GAK 1/2 TON 4114 1997 MIM7t 1fSM OD.4DOOR SALE PRICE $25,995 OR $550.00' own roof, very 6-, 6-, mileage finished in burgundy, V6, air, saw. firished in eotoorn {alp bold, adv 36,000 6L Oso owe, 19% 1= IEGAI GRAND SPORT SALE PRICE S 16,995 OR 5345.83' SALE PRICE $20,995 OR $438.99' 66"01""" SAIF PRICE $25,99S OR $555.45' Block with grey leather, fuiy loaded, aJy 45,000 k"V. SALE PRICE $20,995 OR $435.00' 1943 ItIlO 11 Mr ♦door gro &090 19% PONTIAC TRANSPORT SE 7 passenger kaly bared. Learter, one owner. tar 1997 IU0t 995 OR o nh� 4door, Wild,, ��IA,000knL 1945 MBO( REGAIL 4 DOOR $ 225foo,.00' SALE PRICE $18.995 OR $392.41' SAIF PRICE $23,995 OR $500.00' Custom lnished n polar whit, It l boded, one Owner. SALE PRICE $16,995 OR $345.83' 1992 MIO( REGAL UD 4 DOOR Finished in hkkt grey, khly loaded, very law mileage- 19% CHEV MAZER SILT 4 DOOR Finished in whit, grey leather Fully boded. 191%still/. OIE OOl1PE 1995 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE 4 DOOR SALE PRICE $9,995 OR $182.89' SALE PRICE $26,995 OR 5578.74' finished in red, +basal, 5 speed, air, +tenets, one ower V6, h4 loaded, -y 61 be M&W. 1991 CRD$ REGOV EINE 9/ IROUGHAM 1996 GMC ISM SERFS PKK must ba seen. SALE POKE $14,995 OR $299.25' 4 door, 6mlihed n dark burgrady. Eby low mileage. 6 cylinder, auto., air, very low "Vnlooge, I carer. SALE PRICE $12,995 OR $252.67' 1"S PON1IIAC 1RAN15 AAI SALE PRICE $12,995 OR $252.67' ICE $15,995 OR $320.00' 1996-PONIIAC GRAND AM 2 DOOR Fnided n 60 ", luly baled. T -roof, low mileage. 1995 CHIC O 101114 V6, ktly loaded, tinisW in," purple. SALE PRICE $19,995 OR $419.00' V8, auto, very low mileap. SAS PRICE $14,995 OR 5299.25' SAIF PRICE $11,995 OR $229.30' 'Porkm am pkn fora a ell. Pwinwds we per mond+ a bm@W on 7.95x, Eo t tom seem, sB,000 dawn, O.A.C. OSHAWA/WHITBY (905) 686-5859 Bo PICKERING/AJAX (905) 831-2693 erD TORONTO (416) 798-7.989 A PSLEY sell^v ^_PICKEIRVC 715 Kingston Rd. Exit 401 at Whites Rd. PAGE 22 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 2a° IM Horseshoe toss added to PickeringVillage Museum fall festival SEASONAL CELEBRATION AND FUND-RAISING EVENT OFFERS FUN FOR FAMILIES IN AJAX AND PICKERING PICKERING would like to en- inter by calling_ The entry fee see who can Those inter- itage activities, items, may call ested in the car — There'll be a ter a team for the Daren at the Le- per team is $100, raise the most for ested in sponsor- or who wish to Pat Dunnill at rally may call major new event horseshoe tour- Lion at 839- or you can col- the schoolhouse ing the tourna- donate cash, ser- 839-4672. Bill Thomson at this year at the nament can reg- 9144. lect Pledges and Project. ment and her- vice or auction Anyone inter- 428-2121. Fall Family Fes- tival to be held at • -• Pickering MuseEff–, 1111! fill 1111i=- um Village Sun- ° da}.Oct.4.U� _ _ �, CHOOI B The Mare's Horseshoe Chal- • lens*e has been MATTRESS• developed with the assistance of E Ronal Canadian Legion Branch 15 = °, `• • 606, whose —� • YEAR members hart G-Y. ' • 'L • S �n le Volunteered listithe t, COMFORT SLEEP g assist in the con- �� . strucuon of • horseshoe Pitch- SINGLE . Factory •�� yj ;;;�` es and help err IAArraESS \ `t' ate the fund-rats-\/ • SET $ 289 ing tournament DOUBLE Z 1 9 SET 339 WE MANUFACTURE IT! for the Pickering QUEEN 259 SET 409 Village SELL IT! WE GUARANTEE IT!! - -- 'Museum KING 449 SET 699 — -- Foundation iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii - , �:_:�.-. iii`-�.� The festi,al. 20 � _ -d { � � : . which will run "EAFFIRM ,"� PAYMENTS SUPPORT from noon to 4 4 ' . I� ' �: P.m., %til also ORTHOPEDIC y - j 0 INTEREST • include a Gve ' NO '0 FOR ONE YEAR (OJLC.) and silent auc- • e s or f r e t tion, musical en- aA�aESS 199 tertainment. her-•• SET $339 L-Frame Futon s2 9 A-Frame Futon S 1 ■ ■ ■ ■ t ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ iitaec actiritics. a l 79 car ralIv hosted DOUBLE 249 SET 399 Indudp 6" Futon Indud�s 6" Futon b\ the One Par- QUEEN 299 SET 469 _ ;: FREE • KING 489 SET 759 ..Y.r , ;,� cnt Families As- ,�5 ►� sociation of 25 `` 1 1 ', CHOICES Canada. pioneer YEAR '�! �"'' _ games. and the *NO PST- BED FRAME I Popular . D RAPEDIC '• _ PIuP Lotter. • U � *MEETS The Fall Fam- • LOCAL DELIVERY ily Festival was SINGLE 2 i 9 Milan Futon Sz99 iron Futon S2� mattress Set started in 1997 • MATTRESS Ilndud�s 6" Illattrss Includes 6" Futon t ■ fi ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ as a fun, family- SET $379 oriented fund- DOUBLE 269 SET 449 raising event to QUEEN 309 SET 509 t"�' I Captain help pa} for the .. 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There • ' • TAUNTON r RAYLY is still time to in- jF�� N vest in the future z m _ " ♦ . oe . C�F.MEN1S 4rAINMI . of the Puter- • �'�.y.• stmpr.o..r �,:Q a 22L"" F SAY /1��11 o w .• Baugh School- house by sup- �` � ■..� tuwLI TA.. . • H $ 1 ,e .yr • • a? ■ aJr • porting the foun- — to• OIL I" a� • as tom+ a+" t r 2520 Chomong Rtf M 6 20 Westno Road 8: dation and its - • �� ,o,. � 7g�Ttwnton Road W ., 5 Y i • 10 a CMwd events. t•uwcnc •..+.. tta t+�w w�.a all Anyone who ,,• •••+w0?i 2$'* ��f9�131$ J I ._ ___�_..._r....s:>mxa��arr,!w�L�o^�C*�1r"1@':......, .. ��,�mM,a,�z.�..•r°''__-__ - 1 I. . i J A -04 2ND ANNUAL R THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. AUGUST 28. 199% -PAGE 24 We want to know all your favorites from the 6 categories listed below. Simply print your choices beside as many selections as you wish and mail, deliver or fax the entire entry form to us by August 30th, 1998. Every entry will have a chance to win a $500 Shopping Spree for products and services at any of the participating winners. Those who receive the most votes will win our "Readers Choice" award. You'll read all about the winners in a Movie Theatre Bingo Hall Movie Rental Pub Sports Bar Arcade Night Club Children's Entertainment Live Entertainment Co Goff Course Bowling Other nt Insurance Age Chef Waiter/Waitress Bank Teller FinanciPlanner al Plaer Real Estate Salesperson Car Salesperson Hairst W/Barber Photographer Travel Agent Lawyer Accountant Other Weight Loss ClinicUM Hoteotel Modeling School Lawn Service n upcoming issue %J the So go ahead! Make your choices and send your entry to use Cellular Phone Centre Pet Store N. 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Make your choices and send your entry to use Cellular Phone Centre Pet Store N. Regional Shopping Centre Local Shopping Centre Strip Mall Department Store Men's Store Women's Store Children's Shoes Clearance Centre Factory Direct Store Shoe Store Lingerie Store Children's Shoe Store Jewellery Store _ Adult Entertainment Shop Formal Wear Gift Shop Grocery Store Drug Store Discount Store Convenience Store Optical Store Furniture Store Antique Store Bedding Store Appliance Store Gardening Centre & Nursery Hardware Store Home Improvement Centre Mattress Store Lighting Centre Motorcycle Shop Craft Store Picture Framing Toy Store Sporting Goods Store Bicycle Shop Camera Shop Tire Shop New Car Dealership Domestic Car Dealership Import Car Dealership Used Car Dealership Auto Parts Florist Record Store Musical Instrument Store Book Store Office Furniture Office Supplies Store Bridal Shop Kitchen/Bath Store Health Food Store Health 8 Beauty Products Computer Store Home Electronics Store Paint Store Wallpaper Store Other [-,p9ost Health Services Chiropractor Physiotherapist Massage Therapist Dentist Denturist Reflexologist Homeopathic Medicine General Practitioner Specialist Pharmacist Other Ans �� i# s ADVERTISER Mail, Fax or deliver to: The Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, Ontario LIS 2H5 Fax: 905.619-9068 CONTEST RULES: Winners of prizes will be determined by random draw. Employees of the Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser and their Immediate families are not eligible to enter. .fudge's discretion as to validity of entry forms is final. Deadline for contest is August 30th, 1998. I PAGE lA - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,.1998 PARTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING Panthers'tobe compe By Al Rivett evaluate their play f Sports Editor 61 EIt ii M G.11. PICKERING — It may be a new season and a new league for the Pickering Panthers, but fortu- nately for head coach Rod McGillis, the junior hockey club won't be saddled with a nc%% cast of players as well. In fact, McGillis notes that only about eight rookies may stick with the team while the bulk of the 23 - man roster will be made up of play- ers from last year's club. "it looks like we're going to be competitive this season;' says McGillis, after watching over the Panthers' training camp which opened at the Pickering Recreation Complex Aug. 17. "We have a lot of second -year plavers who are looking to increase their ice time this year. They've improved over the summer and thev're making a good impression's The Panthers are entering their first year in the Ontario Hockey Association's Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hacks,, League after the Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League mereed with the Provincial Junior 'A' Htkkey League this summer. The Pickering juniors will play in the league's Eastern Conference \�4'TiIEQ`S with the Ajax Klondike Axemen, Oshawa Legionaires. Bowmanville Eagles, Cobourg Cougars, Kingston Voyageurs. Peterborough Bees. Trenton Sting, Port Hope Buzzards. Bancroft Hawks (for- merly Quinte Hawks). Lindsay Muskies, Wellington Dukes and the Syracuse Crunch. The Panthers begin exhibition action tonight, Friday, Aug. 28. at the Pickering Recreation Complex against the Orangeville Crushers. Game time is 8 p.m. Pickering then plays its first- ever game against the Ajax Axe - men at the Pickering village Arena Monday, Aug. 31 at 7:30 p.m. McGillis says he'll focus on giving the rookies among the 35 players still with the club a chance to show their skills in game situa- tions in the first three exhibition contests. "I'm going to throw the rookies to the wolves and put (assistant coach) Eric Ross on the bench and F6 taitnive' in new league nom upstairs;' says c, t ts, entering his second season as the team's head coach. The Panthers are rock -solid down the middle this season with centremen George Trifon and Joel Johnston returning to the fold. Left wingers Mike Hanna, Brett Macrury and Jeff Milrov have also been enjoying strong camps. McGillis notes the competition on the right side is more wide open. One of the players attempting to lock up a job at that position is rookie Luke Chaisson, a Whitbv Wildcats major bantam 'AAA' player last season, who's caught the attention of McGillis with his play so far. On defence, the club boasts three returning blue liners in Bill Duncan, Doug Carr and Toza Cmilovic. Among the rookies turn- ing heads in camp are T.J. Kemp and Aaron Wilson. both members of the Ajax -Pickering Raiders midgets last season: Scan Macrury, who played for the Whitby Wild- cats major bantam 'AAA' team last year. and Cory Dumas, who played at the junior 'C' level in Colborne Iasi season. Panthers' exhibition schedule PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers w ill pla% seven junior 'A' hockey exhibition contests prior to the start of the regular season, with the first home date against the Or- angeville Crushers tonight. The Panthers play Orangeville at the Pickering Recreation Complex tonight at 8 p.m. On Monday, the Panthers play their first-ever contest against the Ajax Axemen at the Pickering Vil- lage Arena on Church Street, Ajax, at 7:30 p.m. Other Panthers' exhibition 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 Scarborough Arena at 7 p.m. - Friday, Sept. l 1 vs. Ajax Axemen at the complex at 7 p.m. - Saturday, Sept. 12 vs. Oshawa Le- gionaires at the complex at 2 p.m. - Sunday, Sept. 13 vs. Orangeville Crushers at Teen Ranch Arena at 5 p.m. There's no cost to attend Picker- ing Panthers' home exhibition con- tests. Local heroes wanted: Game -winning goal? Spectacular save? Touchdown at the buzzer? Let the News Advertiser know. Call Al Rivett at 683-5110 and tell your story. Returning goalie Joel Cameron has all but locked up the starting job with the club. But. his back-up is still yet to be determined with three other netminders still in camp. Paul Guthrie, who suited up for the Ajax -Pickering Raiders midgets last year before spending some time with the Panthers near the end of the season, is attempting to stick with the club this year. Also in the hunt are Scott Evans from the Peterborough 'AAA' midgets and Chris Franz who played with the Pickering bantams 1 -st season. PANTHERS POSTSCRIPT: Two Panthers from last season, Mike Hanna and Darren Forbes, are currently attending Ontario Hockey League camps. Hanna is trying to win a spot with the Guelph Storm while Forbes is trying out for the Windsor Spit- fires. WHITBY IROQUOIS SOCCER CLUB 98-99 INDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION August 29, 1998 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1380 Hopkins St., Unit E, Whitby Shrimps & Squirts Fee 1851 Atoms up to the age of under 21 1115°° Non -Whitby Residents 11000 Surcharge (If not registered for Whitby 1998 summer season) Absolutely No Requests. For more information, call 905-668-2009 ADVERTISEMENT USEID CALHS To ]BE SOLD FOR 00 Scarborough's No. ;-1 Hyundai Dealer and The V'hole -ale Depot have combined their used car inventonnT to sell cars & trucks for '1 as low as NINETY-NINE dollars. This sale event will take place Saturday, August 29th, 1998 for one day, from 8:00 am till 3:00 pm at The Wholesale Depot, 100 Chestnut St. W. Whitby Whitby, Ontario Mazda, GM, Hyundai & Ford ranging Leigh Hatch manager of The Wholesale $9900 from ninety-nine dollars to twenty Depot, and Jim Campbell, President, �� thousand. All vehicles will be have announced the ninety-nine dollar �'�E prominently displayed at The used car and truck sales event on Wholesale Depot. All vehicles will be Saturday, August 29th 1998 from 8:00 �� unlocked so you may inspect them. am till 3:00 pm at 100 Chestnut St. W. 998 until No vehicle may actually be purchased Whitby until 8:00 am when the calf nffirially ouring tnis ninety-nine aottar sates event, every used vehicle (cars, trucks, 4x4's, passenger vans) will he sold at thousands below the original selling price. Our customers will find these prices even lower than wholesale or auction prices. There will be two vehicles available at $99. There will be no need to bid against other buyers, all cars will be clearly priced at rock bottom prices. Bidding can often inflate the true value of a vehicle so you're actually paying more than what the car is worth. At this sale, every vehicle will be on sale, on a strictly first come first served basis. This is a golden opportunity to get a good quality used car at the lowest possible price starting as low as ninety-nine dollars. The selection will also be great from Chrysler, Honda, Toyota, Jaguar, begins. We will even have our wholesale buyers present to take trade-ins during the sale. Also present will be a business and finance manager who will assist in arranging low -rate financing where applicable. In order to secure your vehicle, a minimum of five hundred dollars or payment in full will be necessary, (certified cheque, Master Card or Visa, we will even take cash.) This sale is for the general public. Wholesale dealers, curbsiders, body shop wreckers, etc., will not be welcome. We will have a limit of one car per customer and will not tolerate dealers camping on our property and grabbing all the cars. See you on Saturday, August 29th at The Wholesale Depot, 100 Chestnut St. W., Whitby, just north of the 4 corners, (905)430.5786, P SCOREBOARD FAX GAME RESULTS To 683-7363 PICKERING SOCCER CLUB UNDER RVE DIVISION DIVISION A July 20. Sporting Images 8 (Tyler Traill 5, Brett Miller, Ricky Taylor, Tatiana Ramos, MVP Emerald Taylor), Thunder 3 (Cody Malloy 2. Vernon Terrell): July 27 - Sporting Images 5 (Tyler Traill 4, Joshua Fluney MVP Brooke Innat), Boyer Pontiac 4 (Jake Whitta- more 3, Connor Houston): Aug. 3 - Twisters 2 (An- thony Maglietta 2), Sporting Images 6 (Tyler Traill 6, MVP Tatiana Ramos). Thunders 5 (Douglas Lalaca 2, Jordan Ing -Chen. Jeremy Hyde, Cody Malloy), Boyer Pontiac 2 (Connor Houston 2); Twisters 2 (Anthony Magleetta 2), Sporting Images 6 (Tyler Traill 6. MVP Tatiana Ramos): Thunders 5 (Douglas Lalaca 2. Jor- dan Ing -Chen, Jeremy Hyde, Cody Malloy), Boyer Pontiac 2 (Connor Houston 2): Bay Sales 4 (Scott Armstrong. Harry Williams. Sonia Belles Katrina JeW. MVP Scott Armstrong), Mastercard 5 (Jordan Kotsopoulos 3. Kelly Bishop 2. MVP Tyler Manoryk): Glaisdale Montessori 1 (Shannon Stoneburgh, MVPs Libby Reeves. Darien McPhail), Rangers 6 (Patrick Simmonds 3, Dylan Watson 3, MVPs Patrick McMil- lan. Shannon Howald): Ability Metal 8 Machine 4 (Michael Dundas 3. Bobby Prentice). Blizzard 8 (Grant Tamane 3, Michael Wilkins 3, Connor Foran 2): Aug 10 - Strikers 1 (Easton MacDonald. MVPs Michael Nicholson. Kelsey Lipinski). Rangers 2 (Patrick Simmonds, Dylan Watson. MVPs Michael Miller. Emily Emerson). Glaisdale Montessori 6 (Matthew Stanley 3, Shannon Stoneburgh 3. MVP Aaron McSherry). Twisters 5 (Anthony Maglketta 2. Ryan Faraone. Adam Lillie, Jayson MacFarlane): Blizzard 6 (Derrick Moore 5. Michael Wilkins). Thun- ders 6 (Jordan Ing -Chen 3. Alexander Mauro 2. Ter- rell Vernon): Sporting Images 5 (Tyler Trail 3, Bryan Knopf 2. MVP Melissa Stewart). Bay Sales 1 (Rizwan Thauler, MVP Roxanne Nkcolussi): Mastercard 7 (Jordan Kotsopoulos 4, Kelly Bishop 2, Jake Laman- na, MVP Nysha Young), Boyer Pontiac 0. Strikers 1 !Easton MacDonald. MVPs Michael Nicholson. Kelsey Lipinski). Rangers 2 (Patrick Simmonds. Dylan Watson, MVPs Michael Miler, Emily Emer- son), Blasdale Montesson 6 (Matthew Stanley 3, Shannon Stoneburgh 3. MVP Aaron McSherry), Twisters 5 (Anthony Maglkefta 2. Ryan Faraone, Aoam Lille. Jayson MacFarlane): 81iZzard 6 (Derrick Moore 5. Michael Wilkins), Thunders 6 (Jordan Ing. Chen 3. Alexander Mauro 2. Terrell Vernon); Aug, 17 - MasterCard 3 (Jake Lamanna. Jordan Kotsopoukos, Michael Moffat). Thunder 2 (Alexander Mauro, Karl Mueller). Strikers 3 (Easton McDonald 2. Alex Cur- usi Bay Sales 2 (Scat Armstrong. Sharteese Peat - tie, MVP Sh artessa Peattke), Ability Metals d Me- chxne 3 (Bobby Prentice. Michael Dundas). Rangers 6 (Patrick Simmonds 2, David Stet 2. Patrick McM11- an. Kevin Rose. MVP Patrick Simmonds), Boyer Pontiac 8 (Jake Whittemore 6, Connor Houston 2, MVPs Cameron Kennedy. Robert Martinko), Blas - dale Montessori 6 (Shannon Stoneburgh 4. Julia Good, Matthew Stanley) FIVE -AND -UNDER DIVISION DIVISION B July 27 - Kicks 0 (MVP Jason SCnmalgemeyer). Cer- !rfyd Healing 6 Au 9 (Taylor Hunter 5. Tyler Fraser 3. A,ex Genus. MVP Ian Ptnnelt). Lightning 6 (Adam Spiers 3. Matthew Ackers 2, Andrew Ocnotta. MVP Emily Janston). Clean Sake 4 (Snelaney Lloyd 2. Mathew Ferran, Joshua Marinelli, MVP Shelaney Lloyd). Twisters 3 (Yana Ballantyne 3. MVPs Kenn Bed., Yana Seven"). Strikers 7 (Corrado Cam- misuti 4 Khalid Alk 2. Lesko Conroy, MVP Brittenk Vardusen). Aug. 3 - Blizzard 6 (Adam Berk 3. Banca Munch 2, Ian Donnan, MVP Bianca Munch), Clean Sales 1 (Joshua Marnoat, MVP The Team). Twisters 3 (Michael McGarry, Yana Salient". Andrew Ban - nett. MVPs Heathen Chapman, Michael McGarry, Yana Baden"), Shorrldi Optical (Mich" Walk - 6. MVP Michael Walker): Sysoft Computers 1 (Krista Red, MVP Tiffany Little). Llghtnmg 4 IMatmew Ackers 2. Adam Valadad, Andrew Ochotta, MVP Taylor Buenting); Condloa Heating 8 Air 6 (Tyler Fraser 5. Luc Gauthier, MVP Michele Durance), Pure Energy Batteries 3 (Spencer Fernandez 2. Alex Fras- er, MVP Kyle Fitzsimons); Kicks 0 (MVP Dytan Mor- gan). Gert' 8 Sons Auto Sys 3 (Phdip Dunn 2, Evan Gwartz, MVP Philip Dunn): Aug. 10 - Certdied Heat- ing d, Air 4 (Tyler Fraser 3, Luc Gauthier, MVP David Leck) Twisters 5 (Yana Ballantyne, MVPs Kristen Thompson, Yana Ballantyne): Gerry 8 Sons Auto Sys 8 (Evan Gwanz 5, Michael Dmovski 2, Philp Dunn). Sysoft Computer 0 (MVP Martine WoNer l: L'ghtning 3 (Adam Valedao. Adam Spears, Andrew Ochotta. MVP Andrew Oahotta). Blizzard 5 (Aklxan- der Fotn 2. Adam Berk. Mathew Grape. Blanca Munch, MVPs Halley Carr, Meghon Jeffery): Strikers 4 (Corrado Cammiwk 3, Jacob Pallesdhi, MVP Zachary Domingo). Pure Energy Batteries 3 (Akexan- 001 Waddell 2. Calandra Carkner, MVP Chrislopher Elcombe); Aug. 17 - Lightning 0 (MVP Nicole Ped- der). Gerry 8 Sons Auto Sys- 7 (Evan Given 5. Nathaniel Hargraves, Michael Dimovski, MVPs Nathaniel Hargraves, Erik Retz): Blizzerd 5 (Alta Fortin 3, Zachary Darner 2 MVPs Jasmine Camp- bell. Jonathan Gallagher), Shorney's Optical 2 (Stephanie Gilbert, Conran McCormick, MVP Jaesi- ca Muir): Sys a (Csdo Cammiauk a. MVP Robert Masters), Kicks 1 (Sip Bhad); Clean Sales 0 (MVP Evan Keys), Pure Enwgy BgWX" 11 (Joe DohertY 4, Span— Ferrwrdez 2. Alm Waddell 2, Alex Fraser. Kyle FllnWoM Brandon Parsons, MVP Jade Marlg(-V_*) UNDEWSEVEN GFIL.S' DIVISION Aug 6 - Imutac Phe m. 2(Samarld ha Dom, Utah Manning, MVP Br4exha P.), Accurate 111 2 (Robyn Garvey 2, MVPs Heather McWhimia, Molina P.). Arnts Topsoil 6 (StlaPhillinis IGng 3, Danielle G., Gillian Clayton, Karen T. MVPs Meaghan Douse, Shona Douse), Design Tech 0; Thunder 0 (MVP Lauren Black), Rangers 3 (Michelle Dixon 2. Katrina Clarke, MVP Tess Grant), Image Video Vel0, M 8 S VoNo 6 (Christina Patterson 3, Joss"la 2, Madeleine Pankhurst, MVP Megan Bacci); Aug. 13 - Design T� 0 (MVPs C. Graham, Jaime Stipetic), M 8 S Volvo 3 (Julie Murphy, Chinstiw Paterson. Jessie Got a score? Call the News Advertiser at 683-5110 Vella, MVPs Kim Caggiula, LYndsey Nakamura) Canada Trust 5 (Kielty West 4, Spencer Haze, MVPs Alyshia Lyndin. Michelle Sabourin), Imutec Pharm 6 (Samantha Donar 3, Meghan Starr 2, Amber Pollan, MVP Sara Manning): Rangers 7 (Michelle Dixon 4, Katrina Clarke, Alysia Thomasos, Samantha Putos), O. Resources 2 (Justine Huyer 2, MVP Hayley Smith): Image Video 2 (Jessica Christou 2, MVPs Erica Baniuk, Jessica Chnstou), Thunder 0 (MVP Jessica Hargraves): Carpet Towne 0 (MVPs Jenna Lewis, Danielle MacPherson), Arnts Topsoil 3 (Stephanie King 2, Karen Toomsalu MVP Lauren Penney) UNDER -NINE GIRLS' DIVISION DIVISION 1 July 6 - Amts Topsoil 4 (Kristin Smyth 2, Vanessa Mansey, Morgan Killham, MVPs Christine Quinlan, Vanessa Mansey), Twisters 2 (Jenna Kotsopoulos, Jaime Gooding): Pickering Kinettes 0. J G Haulage 5 (Zoe Brownsell 2, Nicole Roche 2. Sabrina Garles), Sporting Images 0. Durham Metro Courier 2 (Leah Higgins, Natalie DlQuattro): Lone Star Cafe 1 (Susan Bryce, MVPs Marilyn Nguyen, Dana Clumdus), Kicks 2 (Allison Parent. Samantha Switzer, MVP Jacque- lyne Rabis)'Strikers 4 (names Na), Boyer Pontiac 2 (names Na, MVPs Britteny James. Chloe Bent). Aug. 13 - Lone Star Cafe 6 (Ashley Prasad 2, Marilyn Nguyen, Vanessa Garcia, Amanda Garcia, Emily Keys). Pickering Kinettes 0 (MVP Sonia Rosario); Twisters 4 (Jaime Gooding 2, Jessica Thompson, Stephanie Nakamura), Kicks 6 (Allison Parent 2. Jen- nifer Walker. Britney Nash, Samantha Switzer, Amanda Graham, MVP Jessica Chapman): Lightning 1 (Lisa Kennedy), Arnts Topsoil 0 (MVPs Angelea Taylor, Amy Nolet)'Sporting Images 0. Strikers 3 (Kate Walkom 2. Jennifer Valadao): J.G Haulage 2 (Vanessa Frampton 2). Durham Metro Courier 0 UNDER -10 GIRLS' DIVISION DIVISION F Aug. 5 - Whinamore's Farms 2 (Toni Allen 2, MVPs Toni Allen, Taylor Whittamore). Wayne's World of Col- lectibles 1 (Laura Jeftertes. MVPs Laura Pazzano. Suzanne Cooke). Strikers 4 (Jessica Ward 3, Lauren MacFadyen. MVPs Jessica Ward. Jessica Fntzlar), Blizzard 1 (Allison Fuson, MVPs Felicity Greenwood, Christina R I. Jerome H Giblon 9 (Danielle Payne 3, Catherine Levesque 2, Jessica Bossence 2. Jessica Retz. Julia Blandi MVPs Danielle Payne, Alexa Hubkey Keay Wmterson). M 8 M Meats 0 (MVPs Shannon Couoharci, Samantha Woods) Rangers 1 (Ashley Stevens. MVPs Lindsay Kamer. Sarah Pauze). Thunder 3 (Kava McNally 2. Renata Jacrw- Zurakowsky, MVPs Crystal Anne Lando, Michelle Thain): Aug 12 - Volkswagen Volcanoes 0 (MVPs Caitlin Beames, Melanie Thompson). Strikers 1 (Erin Small, MVPs Tania Pagneello, Laura Barnes); M 8 M Meats 0 (MVPs Sarah Jennings. Danielle Taylor), Rangers 7 (Janine Arnott 4, Lisa Kennedy 2, Sasha Faraone. MVPs Danielle Morgan, Lisa Kennedy); Thunder 0 (MVP Madeline Miller). Jerome H Giblon 0 (MVPs Jodie Hannen, Julia Sacco, Danielle Bell,. no): Blizzard 0 (MVPs Nicole Watt, Ashley Lee -Kim), Whmamore's Farms 5 (Lauren Civello 4, Toni Allen, MVPs Lauren Civello. Natteja Harris) UNDER -12 GIRLS DIVISION July 27 - Dunsvnew Sheet Metal 6 (Nicole Ruta 5. Heather Beaton, MVP Julianna Polowyk). Lightning 1 (Nicole Zorn). Sizarbecue 3 (Michelle Badakan, Ouinn Caggkula. Sheena Yacoob, MVP Andrea Li- ouman,$), Strikers 5 (Shalim Dondeenu 2. Laura Hurst. Allyson McEachen. Leila Stephan, MVP Allyson McEachen)'Twisters 4 (Lauren Cappeeett, 3, Loredana Corturdlo, MVP Lauren Cappelletti). Har- mony Ranch 2 (Camille McPherson 2, MVP Lynn Harding), M 8 M Meats 3 IN. Degroot 3), Thunder 6 (Branna Gooding 3. Mallory Holmes 2, Siena Redo - Ing. MVP Anwaar Hsan); Aug 10 - M d M Meats 3 (K Sullivan 2. N Degroot), Bizarbecue 7 (Quinn Caggiva 3. Jennifer Watson 2. Heather Hayhow, Sheena Yacoob. MVP Candice Fernandez. Heather Hayhow). Lightning 1 (Nicole Zorn, MVP Brittany Lloyd), Thunder 1 (Breanna Gooding, MVP Breanna Goading), Dunsv,ew Sheet Metal 9 (Nicole Ruta 5, Alexis Farr 3, Candice Pearsall). Twisters 1 (gree Grenor. MVPs Nina Jhooh, Holly Young), Harmony Ranch 3 Mesa Evans. Holly Stapley. Jessica Ward), Strikers 4 (Laura Hurst. Becky Robinson. Leda Stephar, Shalink Don-Jeenu- MVP Shalini Dondeenu) UNDER -12 GIRLS DIVISION DIVISION 1 Aug_ 10 - Ability Metals 3 Machine 0 (MVP Alan Os- mond). Kicks 6 Jendle Bernardino 3, Amanda Moora 2. Karne Jeffery, MVP Demean Graham,. Rangers C (MVP Aileen Gregoire), Solid Image 3 (Carmela As- senza. Meaghan Reilly, Alicia Wald. MVP Ainsley Sake,) Peter's Appliances 2 (Alex Entwistle 2. MVP Linda Elbagoury), Pro -Bel 1 rAdnenne Milne MVP Lynsay Wallsl. Percrse Office Repass 2 iJenrder Hurl. Lia Murphy), Cdn Progress 3 (Gabrielle Ma•- quez. Vanessa Seined, Kelly Seifned. MVPs Sarar Sheridan. Vanessa Dionne) UNDER -14 GIRLSDIVISION THE NEWS ADVERTISM FRIDAY, AUGUST 28,,1"@ - PACH 25 July 15 - Kamlieu Enterprise 2 (Jen Marina 2), Her- itage Electric 2 (Melissa Gavlin, Shaintel MacDuff); Aug 5 - Sizarbecue 2 (Jennifer Seeney. Julia Framp- ton), Rowdies 1 (Leila Stephan): Joe Pitino-Remax 1 (Danielle Graham, MVP Holly Mueller Cheung), Wild- cats 0, Heritage Mueller Cheung 2 (Shaintel Mac- Duff. Eden Smith), Premier Trophy 2 (L. Pratt 2), Aug. 12 - Kamlieu Enterprise 1 (Jasmyn Gill), Premier Tro- phy 0. Blizzard 1 (Megan S ), Bizarbecue 2 (Jennifer Seeney 2). Rowdies 2 (Jocelyn Nesplak 2), Heritage Electric 1 (Melisa Allen) PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION MITE GIRLS' DIVISION STANDINGS As of Aug 17 TEAM G W L T PTS Bell Phone Centre 17 12 4 1 25 Pick Mens Slo-Pitch 17 12 5 0 24 Serpa Conveyancing 16 10 5 1 21 Century 21 16 9 7 0 18 Pickering Rep Softball 16 5 7 4 14 Source for Sports 16 6 8 2 14 Durham Angels 16 3 11 2 8 Sun Life 16 3 13 0 6 GAME RESULTS Aug 4: Durham Angus 14 'MVP Jennifer Dejong) vs Source ler Sports 12, Century 21 15 (MVP Amber Cushniel vs Pickering Men's Sio-Poch 12, Bell Phone Centre 20 (MVP Colleen Cryan) vs. Serpa Con- veyancing 14. Pickering Rep Softball 25 (MVP Maria Greco) vs Sun Lrle 8 (MVP Jacqui -Lee McGarry. Erica Glynn) Aug 11: Pickering Rep Softball 24 (MVP Andrea McGolbon, vs Bell Phone Centre 24: Serpa Con- veyancing 15 vs. Sun Lite 9. Source for Sports 25 vs Durham Angels 20 (MVP Lindsay Cockburn), Century 21 14 (MVP Suzanne Hillsj vs Source fpr Sports 10 Aug 13: Pickering Men's Sio-Ptch 17 (MVP Brittany Scor, vs Sun Life 11 imi Stephanie Nicolle, Centu- ry 21 13 vs Durham Angels 12 (MVP Rosa Morena, Jessica Martin), Serpa Cmveyanc,ng 13 vs P,ckerrg Rep Softball 5. Source for Sports 17 vs Bell P�rvie Centre 11 Aug 17: Bell Phone Centre 18 vs Pickering Mens Slo-Pict, '7 JUNIOR T -BALL DIVISION fNc scores are kept r this canes --r May 19: ScOta MCLeod 'MVP Marx Kerredy, ,s TBM Services ;MVP Myles Mendoza; May 25: Scotia Mcleod'MVP Michael Beigor;,c vs Pe- .,-a-^e Mgmt txnJP Domenic Mancr r: Bud and Roy's Service Centre (MVP Amanda Porter) vs TBM Services (MVP Jordan Bean). June 1: Reinsurance Mgmt (MVP Bradley Crabb) vs Scotia MCLeod (MVP Kyte Schunk); TBM Services (MVP Mitchell Beanies) vs Bud and Roy's Service Centre (MVP Ashley Bernard) June 2: Pickering Men's Slo-Prtch (MVP Cody Arse- nault) vs PMSP (MVP Russell McGibbon): Slo- Sports vs. Reinsurance Mgmt (MVP Bradley Crabb) June 6: Rebound Spoms (MVPs Kadxe Bunyan, Ryan Gilmour) vs. Scotia McLeod (MVP Richard Andrews), Reinsurance Mgmt (MVP Robbie Heard) vs. TBM Services (MVP Adam Cara). June 9: Trident Elevator (MVP Kaolin Clubley) vs. Pickering Mens Slo-Pitch (MVP Kelly Hyduk). the Peanut Club (MVPs Kayla Allen, Suleman Hussein) vs Grande Press iMVP Joshua Spitzer) June 15: Scotia McLeod (MVP Valerie Saunders) vs. Reinsurance Mgmt (MVP Nyl Yakura) TBM Services (MVP Devon Mylesr vs Rebound Sports (MVP Tommy Reid) June 16: PMSP !MVPs Tyler Massey Taylor Ray) vs. The Peanut Club (MVPs Taylor Eskirs. Dylan McKee;, Granite Press (MVP Ryan Hoffman, vs Piekerirg Men's Slo-Pitch iMVP Danielle Kur, June 22: PMSP 1MVPs Garrett Cooke Blaze Shaw) vs. Scotia McLeod (MVP Laura Brightor), Granite Press (MVP Victoria Collins) vs TBM Services (MVP Alexander Melvin), June 23: Pickering Men's Sio-Pilch (MVP Hugh Hill) vs Rersurance Mgmt (MVP Ryan Redly). Rebound Sports (MVPs Adnanna Mnoia. Kink T1,omas) vs The Peanut Club ;MVP Sarah Thomson, June 29: Scolia McLeod rMVP Jennifer G41esc*) vs PMSP MVPs Matthew Scong-Bouchard. Crag Smith). TBM Services (MVP Paul Mklonasi vs. Rein- surance Mgmt rMVP Julian Herrera, July 6: Scotia Mcleod (MVPs Samantha Warden, Travis Rutherford; vs TBM Services 'MVP Jason Horne Peaks; D3 D Hoe (MVP Mark Aquilino, vs PMSP ;MVP Jake TrcaCrjk. July 7: Sio-sports (WiP Matthew Ungar) July 13: Pickering Men's Slo-Pri fmVPs Kyle Ban - nett Samantha Savagko) vs. Scotia Mcleod IV,/Ps Kyle Adams. Brandon Longstatfe) July 14: Reinsurance Mgmt 'MVP Andrew Scotland) July 20: Seo -Sports !MVPs Sebastian Stocioart. J -,;!,r r/arsor) vs TBM Services 'MVP Jessica Grant, July 27: Scotia McLeod ;MVP Dylan Can) vs Sio- Scc; MVPs Stever Tunstead Ju!,e Adams PAII4 26-TIIF NEWS AI)% ERTIKER FRIDAY. Al'(;UST 2N, 1998 y AJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX PICKERING "€ Ak a NEWS ADVERTISER683NEWS ADVERTISER OFFICE PbBNB hlNp eIIBM tN Alpin NA&- t<rl., loll. flt311fine • 31• OUTLET 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax Tweak Use 14161798-7259 1822 Whites Rd., P11111A lig HOURS: gam - Spm Mon.- Fri. CLASSIFIED ON LINE Sara/Lee - Amberlea Plaza closed Satur Now wke" you Wi�word yaw W Tse oppeers adie Winviet at; HOURS: l Dam -Bpm Tues.- Fri., noon -5 Sun. Closed Mon. FAX: (905) 579-4218124 hour) INTERNET: btip://www.dorlNin ws.nef se®dtIrllNtN net EMAIL coahFAX: (905) 519-4218 (24 hour) Po -- I 1 Careers I I Careers I 1 Careers 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 1 General Help f,fi61■ General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 'THE NAli STATION aja n; -Tier Bec:-, J rax teaa+cur career :'Jong avJruble m artificial ruils. ear CJrfd Ing pedcutes. wax- ing Student Fauna�rqq avAV able NAIs $20 (9051723- 8083 NAIL TECHNICIANS htw-manicure pWicuf e. ria:i a.^,, hands on training leads to certmcate Career Schoof of Ha rstykng Nay C,vlsion t905n 576-3558 1 GAihetr Iron ADMINISTRATION .gin s.''c.. S, A. 1 established OMM Must be hard working fitfick good with spdbrig inn 8qures Non-smoker wrm car Resume in person urvy to 487 Mlesbhey Rd S . LMM 16 Ajax ASSISTANT teacher wanted Lf Moniesson classroom ages 8-11 iAiw to Start in September Bam-130 pm ap- prox. LDoking for enthu- siasm. kindness. patience ands an open mind wit tram Call 683-5005 ATTENTION FALL OPENINGS $12 85 to start Immediate openings in housewares and sports items Great for stud- ents taking time oil school homemakers and others (905) 723-4920 AZ CITY DRIVERS required for snort heWwpin to can opera- tion Cal Robert at (905! 372- 2184 or tax resume to f905) 373-6023 AZ DRIVERS REOUIRED. r Scheduled runs. 4 days on 4 days on Up to S 40 per mile and $1500 per hr Must pass drug and criminal record screening for u S qualdhca- bons Call Rob at (905) 372- 2184 or tax resume to (905) i 373.6023 BEAUTY SALON requires li- censed rcensed stylists for DSlava. Ajax. and Whitby Call Cyndm 19051426-6180 CLASS A Drivers needed im- medialety. US. everience Abstract. ICC Medical and po- lice clearance required. Full and pan4une positions avail- able Carl (905)428-8937 Please leave message. EARN $727+ per week' As- semolirttg products al home as little as 2-31irsiday Amazing recorded message reveals details. 416-812-6796 x88. EMENGEM, enthusiastic out- going part-time help for lan- rung salon. great for students Send resume to File #205. Oshawa This Week PO Box 481. Oshawa. ON UH 7L5. F3THETICWI NEEDED w- MEOIATELY. finAessionWtor expanding Body A Sok ex- peneme prolessiorak ordy Call (905)-623-7653. IMI] General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News - -- quests that advertisers deck their ad upon ,imication as News Ad- vertrser Wdl not be 2- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion enc there Shat be no h- ablhty for non -insertion arty advertisement. uaDdlty for errors in ads Is United to the amount pard for the space occu- pying the error All copy is subtest to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser CLEAPRNG POtiVMNS AVAIL.. Mia. I yew aq. Duchess area (lef) 663^4134 DRIVER required Immediately lot auto pans delivery Must have clean license driving record and road experience from Mississauga to Oshawa Applications or resumes Fax (905)434-7997 or mad to Dom s Auto Parts Co Ltd.. 1604 Baseline Rd W Cour- lice LIE 2S5 No calls please EXPERIENCED Daycare leacners required for on -Call itio posns at Waterview ChildCare Send resume to 1200 Phdip Murray. Unit 1 Osha- HAIRSTYLIST/ MANAGEMENT Rvau,m av-ailahk- fix ncw Ajax sake iiw ihhen in Ajax Durham Cam G,%*J wa,YCx - salary Illus cinirnisain and otter m- cenuve cavograms. Nwill'ns al.. avafrahlc in &mmanvillc Clarmgron Genre. Call t.daie at (905419-BDs7 Hair Fitness Saba wanted Ajax location (905)- 426.7260 GENERAL LABOURER re- quired to; woodworking shop Fax resume to (905)723-3945 eyowTics COACHES Needed. Certified. Please corKact co7Aiax Acro's (905)- 1 Generw Help HAIRSTYLIST ARAIL r -r :a^1 r:- _:air 'e" !a rots needed Busy Baron part lime full time can Wendy 905-668-5.x66 HAIRSTYLIST reauired, firm pa' ' Ine Wim experience for Joscph s Hairstyling Oshawa Centre Appy in person, or phone 723-9251 ask Ira Joe HAIRSTYLIST WANTED For Nxjra, Solutiors Spa Pick- erng Saury 5450-5500 Ask for Mlmmo !9051-831.0888 HOMEMAKERS. nature Stud- ents pd'l !ime teiemarketig posdions available 10 erase 18 years of age A older $7 001 hour AN training provided to those who Quaky CAN (905) 619-6991 between 1.5p in to Arrange in interview HOUSEKEEPER, cook warned Occasional tatty-sitbrg for 4. 6 & 6 yr bas Pickering Please contw Mary Anne 509.6645 INDUSTRIAL SEWING ma- chine operators required For afternoon stuff. Experienced only Fax resume to (905) 683-1541 INSURANCE Broker Position forpersonal lines producer/ R I B 0 lic Teleglobe/Tabs exp preferred Contact Pat at Worden Insurance (905)579- 1317 LABORERS WANTED for swimming pool construction Experience an assn but not necessary Must have own transportalron to cab saes tall 905-420-7665 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must have 6 months working experience 6 safety stet -toed boots Up to $9 5Whr Pickering through Oshawa areas. Tar an asset We will be interviewing at the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- tre. on Richmond S1. E. Osha- wa. on Tuesday. August 25. Irom 9 30 a.m. - 2 p.m. UK COOK - Gdden Griddle experience preferred. fall Vince (905) 438.1844. LOCAL Dairy Farm requires part-time laborer everkngs 7x weekends. Call (905)-686- 4773 MANAGER TRAINEE needed to staff local retail vacuum outlet in Oshawa. New and used, sales and service. Must be reliable. Able to deal with the public and to work on own. Send resume to 5694-4 Hwy. 7E Ste. 361, Marldum. Ont. L3P 1B4. PEOPLE'S TAXI. Taxi drivers needed (male/temaile) imme- datey for last growing com- pany No experience neces- sarr Part time or full 905 421-7770. Bath n' Bedtime Where the White Sale Never Ends MATURE PART-TIME SALES ASSOCIATES/CASHIERS • Outgoing personality - Should have retail experience • Days, evenings and weekends Apply in person with resume to 1755 Pickering Parkway, Pickering, Ontario (no phone calls pleases AZ DRIVERS Drivers required for local & short -haul. • top wages & benefits-, • year-round work: J experience with household goods & electronics an asset. Apply in person to: COBURN'S TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 341 Marwood Drive, Oshawa. 905-725-3509 or Fax to: 905-571-4769 ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE!!!! We re ar exc�iing restaurant concept that Is ^pening a location at Art Thompson Ice Plex. We re 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 COLLECTORS/TRACERS Agency located in Scarborough, offers good salary and bonus incentives. Successful candidates will be self motivated with excellent communication skills. Experience an asset but will train suitable applicants. Contact Miss Cash at 416-297-7077 ext. 221 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. 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 taxed directh to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file umber. Originals must be sent difedh ss indicated by the instructions in the ad. DZ DRIVER/LABOURER Fall time employment For Uxbridge & Area Contact: (905) 852-0013 MODELS WANTED from Ca- nada between 2-19 to com- pete n this years 1996 Toron- to Pageants. Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarships, in- cluding trips to Naborals in LIS Vegas. Can today I _WO_ 367.2125 Ext 240, PAW NSMLE FOR Mdl 1862 required for Oshaw Shop. Fax resumes to 723- 1508 TOP DOLLAR paid. Need let- enlarketers, experierrce pprfe! terred bul wR train. Chu 905- 435.008. RESOURCE CONSULTANT Boutticur Required A FABRIC AND DECOR RETAIL CAREER To support the inclusion of young children with special needs into the OPEN HOUSE community. Primary responsibilities include: consultation to the You are a highly motivated, positive and energetic families and child care centres, service coordination, and workin g individual, willing to learn- with a passion for excellence within a trans -disciplinary team. in customer service. If you want to join a progressive This is a full-time contractlew osition that necessitates workin f p grom Canadian company that currently has over 50 locations home and community visitation. across Ontario and Quebec, we are now hiring for our Qualifications: newest locations in the Toronto area. • Degree/diploma in B.C.EJChild Studies or a related field The following positions are available: • Minimum of five years experience in the Children s Service Sector - MANAGERS • Experience in working with children with special needs • DEPARTMENT MANAGERS • Strong commitment to the principles of inclusion and family -directed • FULLIPART--TIME SALES ASSOCIATES ServlCe - WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATES Far it to (905) 507-6268, or apply in person FRIDAY, AUGUST 28TH OR SATURDAY. AUGUST 29TH, 19W AT THE HOLIDAY INN, 1011 BLOOR STREET EAST, OSHAWA FROM 9:30 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 'THE NAli STATION aja n; -Tier Bec:-, J rax teaa+cur career :'Jong avJruble m artificial ruils. ear CJrfd Ing pedcutes. wax- ing Student Fauna�rqq avAV able NAIs $20 (9051723- 8083 NAIL TECHNICIANS htw-manicure pWicuf e. ria:i a.^,, hands on training leads to certmcate Career Schoof of Ha rstykng Nay C,vlsion t905n 576-3558 1 GAihetr Iron ADMINISTRATION .gin s.''c.. S, A. 1 established OMM Must be hard working fitfick good with spdbrig inn 8qures Non-smoker wrm car Resume in person urvy to 487 Mlesbhey Rd S . LMM 16 Ajax ASSISTANT teacher wanted Lf Moniesson classroom ages 8-11 iAiw to Start in September Bam-130 pm ap- prox. LDoking for enthu- siasm. kindness. patience ands an open mind wit tram Call 683-5005 ATTENTION FALL OPENINGS $12 85 to start Immediate openings in housewares and sports items Great for stud- ents taking time oil school homemakers and others (905) 723-4920 AZ CITY DRIVERS required for snort heWwpin to can opera- tion Cal Robert at (905! 372- 2184 or tax resume to f905) 373-6023 AZ DRIVERS REOUIRED. r Scheduled runs. 4 days on 4 days on Up to S 40 per mile and $1500 per hr Must pass drug and criminal record screening for u S qualdhca- bons Call Rob at (905) 372- 2184 or tax resume to (905) i 373.6023 BEAUTY SALON requires li- censed rcensed stylists for DSlava. Ajax. and Whitby Call Cyndm 19051426-6180 CLASS A Drivers needed im- medialety. US. everience Abstract. ICC Medical and po- lice clearance required. Full and pan4une positions avail- able Carl (905)428-8937 Please leave message. EARN $727+ per week' As- semolirttg products al home as little as 2-31irsiday Amazing recorded message reveals details. 416-812-6796 x88. EMENGEM, enthusiastic out- going part-time help for lan- rung salon. great for students Send resume to File #205. Oshawa This Week PO Box 481. Oshawa. ON UH 7L5. F3THETICWI NEEDED w- MEOIATELY. finAessionWtor expanding Body A Sok ex- peneme prolessiorak ordy Call (905)-623-7653. IMI] General Help CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News - -- quests that advertisers deck their ad upon ,imication as News Ad- vertrser Wdl not be 2- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion enc there Shat be no h- ablhty for non -insertion arty advertisement. uaDdlty for errors in ads Is United to the amount pard for the space occu- pying the error All copy is subtest to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser CLEAPRNG POtiVMNS AVAIL.. Mia. I yew aq. Duchess area (lef) 663^4134 DRIVER required Immediately lot auto pans delivery Must have clean license driving record and road experience from Mississauga to Oshawa Applications or resumes Fax (905)434-7997 or mad to Dom s Auto Parts Co Ltd.. 1604 Baseline Rd W Cour- lice LIE 2S5 No calls please EXPERIENCED Daycare leacners required for on -Call itio posns at Waterview ChildCare Send resume to 1200 Phdip Murray. Unit 1 Osha- HAIRSTYLIST/ MANAGEMENT Rvau,m av-ailahk- fix ncw Ajax sake iiw ihhen in Ajax Durham Cam G,%*J wa,YCx - salary Illus cinirnisain and otter m- cenuve cavograms. Nwill'ns al.. avafrahlc in &mmanvillc Clarmgron Genre. Call t.daie at (905419-BDs7 Hair Fitness Saba wanted Ajax location (905)- 426.7260 GENERAL LABOURER re- quired to; woodworking shop Fax resume to (905)723-3945 eyowTics COACHES Needed. Certified. Please corKact co7Aiax Acro's (905)- 1 Generw Help HAIRSTYLIST ARAIL r -r :a^1 r:- _:air 'e" !a rots needed Busy Baron part lime full time can Wendy 905-668-5.x66 HAIRSTYLIST reauired, firm pa' ' Ine Wim experience for Joscph s Hairstyling Oshawa Centre Appy in person, or phone 723-9251 ask Ira Joe HAIRSTYLIST WANTED For Nxjra, Solutiors Spa Pick- erng Saury 5450-5500 Ask for Mlmmo !9051-831.0888 HOMEMAKERS. nature Stud- ents pd'l !ime teiemarketig posdions available 10 erase 18 years of age A older $7 001 hour AN training provided to those who Quaky CAN (905) 619-6991 between 1.5p in to Arrange in interview HOUSEKEEPER, cook warned Occasional tatty-sitbrg for 4. 6 & 6 yr bas Pickering Please contw Mary Anne 509.6645 INDUSTRIAL SEWING ma- chine operators required For afternoon stuff. Experienced only Fax resume to (905) 683-1541 INSURANCE Broker Position forpersonal lines producer/ R I B 0 lic Teleglobe/Tabs exp preferred Contact Pat at Worden Insurance (905)579- 1317 LABORERS WANTED for swimming pool construction Experience an assn but not necessary Must have own transportalron to cab saes tall 905-420-7665 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, long- term temp must have 6 months working experience 6 safety stet -toed boots Up to $9 5Whr Pickering through Oshawa areas. Tar an asset We will be interviewing at the Oshawa Unemployment Cen- tre. on Richmond S1. E. Osha- wa. on Tuesday. August 25. Irom 9 30 a.m. - 2 p.m. UK COOK - Gdden Griddle experience preferred. fall Vince (905) 438.1844. LOCAL Dairy Farm requires part-time laborer everkngs 7x weekends. Call (905)-686- 4773 MANAGER TRAINEE needed to staff local retail vacuum outlet in Oshawa. New and used, sales and service. Must be reliable. Able to deal with the public and to work on own. Send resume to 5694-4 Hwy. 7E Ste. 361, Marldum. Ont. L3P 1B4. PEOPLE'S TAXI. Taxi drivers needed (male/temaile) imme- datey for last growing com- pany No experience neces- sarr Part time or full 905 421-7770. Bath n' Bedtime Where the White Sale Never Ends MATURE PART-TIME SALES ASSOCIATES/CASHIERS • Outgoing personality - Should have retail experience • Days, evenings and weekends Apply in person with resume to 1755 Pickering Parkway, Pickering, Ontario (no phone calls pleases AZ DRIVERS Drivers required for local & short -haul. • top wages & benefits-, • year-round work: J experience with household goods & electronics an asset. Apply in person to: COBURN'S TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS 341 Marwood Drive, Oshawa. 905-725-3509 or Fax to: 905-571-4769 ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE!!!! We re ar exc�iing restaurant concept that Is ^pening a location at Art Thompson Ice Plex. We re 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 COLLECTORS/TRACERS Agency located in Scarborough, offers good salary and bonus incentives. Successful candidates will be self motivated with excellent communication skills. Experience an asset but will train suitable applicants. Contact Miss Cash at 416-297-7077 ext. 221 between 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. 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 taxed directh to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file umber. Originals must be sent difedh ss indicated by the instructions in the ad. DZ DRIVER/LABOURER Fall time employment For Uxbridge & Area Contact: (905) 852-0013 MODELS WANTED from Ca- nada between 2-19 to com- pete n this years 1996 Toron- to Pageants. Over $20.000 in prizes and scholarships, in- cluding trips to Naborals in LIS Vegas. Can today I _WO_ 367.2125 Ext 240, PAW NSMLE FOR Mdl 1862 required for Oshaw Shop. Fax resumes to 723- 1508 TOP DOLLAR paid. Need let- enlarketers, experierrce pprfe! terred bul wR train. Chu 905- 435.008. RESOURCE CONSULTANT * "PRE,IGRANDOPENING E(TREME FITNESS Finally"' Required 30000 SO FT state of the art To support the inclusion of young children with special needs into the Exercise Facility right here In Pckering Over $1 MILLION in community. Primary responsibilities include: consultation to the Pxercise equipment Hammer families and child care centres, service coordination, and workin g paramouparamou careen. ilex. strive. nt, Cybex gwnton. within a trans -disciplinary team. I fe cycle. stair master, d This is a full-time contractlew osition that necessitates workin f p grom trek. lust to name addble home and community visitation. AAlso lso avae Olympic sttylyl svnmrmng pool. steam room. Qualifications: wnlrt pool. personal training. • Degree/diploma in B.C.EJChild Studies or a related field chuopracuic care, tanning. b massage therapy St W our • Minimum of five years experience in the Children s Service Sector Preview centre 1751 Piider- • Experience in working with children with special needs ng Parkway in the home d • Strong commitment to the principles of inclusion and family -directed -enure centre at the 401 6 Brock Rd today -425- ServlCe '628 "2 momhs 5391"Bring • Excellent communication skills • Car and driver's license are essential Send or fax resume by Sept. 11, 1998 to: Resources for Exceptional Children Durham Region $65 Westney Road South Ajax, ON LIS 3M4 Fax: (905)427-%15 Although we appreciate the interest of all applicants, only those selected for an interview will be contacted WE ARE HIRING TELEMARKETERS • calling existing data base • top wages paid Please call Lina for Interview (905) 686-2445 after 5 p.m. ROOFER SMINGLER 3 Ser, filers helper a.wied No ex- penence necessary win train (905)-434.3818 leave HIRING for The Sunday Sun brew Managers To supervise door-to-door Sales pews. Start immediately. Training provided. Flexible flours. Excellent commission. Cal: Tony LoPresti 11 art, bpm Mon -Fri 416-947-3591 or 14111[0 0786 or fax resufam 1416-947-3191 or tax your resume to: 416.947-3191 Aikrlinul t"ff ue�'d57ita pPld� CamRe- Quires moovaw tele -sales people. Cam rim. Mon-TtNrs. 3-9, Sat 10-2 at 905-631- 2333, or t -NMI -7546. MOM INaIMe: Expaienhced Codes, Servers 8 Bartaitkrs. Please drop on resume a Don Cherry's. 1600 Champlain. Whitby. No phone tills pulse. OPENINGS Available Immediately 115 per -hour. Car a necessity. Great opportunity for a Homemaker ora Second . Income Call Peter 905.686-2445 ExL 224 mem a required, Part ame �- 9M or 426-907only, c4stle6 PARTTIME HOSTESS New Home Builder Oshawa Twd days weeky. some wee- kends (10 Hours weektyl Real estate experience a must new home a rfen" an me (905)-687-3156 NIRT-TWE Superviterdem mucic required for apartmer" building in Peterborough you will be required to work 2 days d 2 rkhges/vrM alternate wee- kends i hoday coverage Experience an asset but net essential you Wil be provid- ed with a rent free 2 bedroom apartment This position is ideal for a semi or Retired F. an Interview cal JIM 0 (9D5)-666-4829 MY AS YOU 60 Gym No Membership regwred Pay as you go gym No comrltmetw Pay as you go gym Daly. Weedy. Morthly Absoluley. positively. no Drealmonzaed payment Pay as you go n unall M- F M kMends 9 a m• S p m 1035 Brock Rd . Picketing (905) 427.6277 PERMANENT Part time posi- bon available as office pinitor located inn Pickering. Four Hours per day-mornsng5 Fax resumero 905 839 1711 SIINPE tM C WB Duties. Warehouse Work. Invamory Control, Delmeries. Order Desk Rork 6 POSUMe Ad- weefflerR. Shorid lave good Communication Stills. Grade 12 and Drivers License. Prev- ious wa diouse and or safety Experience an asset. Job to start Sept. 1, His 64:30. Brin t; Resume we salary raw U - tions. Expeasions, to Haz- tnasters 1915 Clements Rd. Unit 12 Piglet" On. PNARMIICVASSISTANT Ex- �irtlrde (�j• . Must haw owe3943W PMO illmn RougemEnerieHIM na Sports Bar. ReSalle required. Cam (416)-282.5811 or (416)- 282-11000. SUKROoOTTENDAANT coupe 90% des". You � e p o- tessialali in conduct, have BlE hipAest StirhdNds d saWydrn- frs �s.�000pera8ve and bekll iMrU- sive. NVe aHer i CAmpetitve . 2 bedroom some and anemale weekends o8. Ex- penerlce required. Fax re- sume to 430-6265. REB. PHYSIOTHERAPIST Meda $or the week of Seel. 14 -Sept 18 for holiday to- greement. Phone: (905)-697- TETE MEWS 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 Rd.W. Cameron St. Elizabeth St. Church St. George St. York St. Windsor Ave. Clover Ridge Dr.E. Dryer Dr. Archer Dr. Lake Driveway W. PICKERIING Hoover Dr. Richardson St. Howell Cres. Littleford St. 925 Bayly St. Gablehurst Cres. Brookshire Sq. AppWvtew Rd. Bonita Ave. Anel Cres. Aberon Crt. A menea Rd. Highview Rd. SCARBOROUGH Pendermwo Pkwy. Tutdw Glen Cres. Fanfan Ave. Rouge Highlands Dr. Josaly Ave. Ravine Park Cres. Kordrug Crt. Parlette Ave. Sadtgate Dr. Feagan Du Centennial Rd. FOR FURTHER MIFORMATION CALL 683-5117 www moim m School requires, part time daycare employee. Approx. 20 hours per week. Resumes ority. . 301 Byron St. S. whitDy, Ontario, L1 N 4P9 WORK AT NOME - assem- bkrg our products. Start im- me0ialely. For free info. pack- age cal 24/hrs. toll-free 1 - OU -771.7409 ext. 07. nisai win you for specia fifer. Expires Auxi 31st/ 1998 SITI)EN 'S MAKE Extra SSS NOW Seinng chocolate. no door to door, Earn S20 -Sall) cash pard rxghhtly Looking to, sbxderxs 13-17 Must have pareras pemuss+on Please call W I Ciao -7206 MUST LEAVE MESSAGE TAY A IANNARO w,x:r.; �xper'enced 0nen help. :lays i evenings available. 'A or part lime Appy oft 224 Brock Sr S. WhttW see Shawn 1 01ke HoW 800KxE E PER SECRE TARP requ re! !or indusinal _:m mercw cormtructfon compa- ny in Whtby area AIR AIR. Payroll and Secretarial skills Knowledge of Office 97 and Ouickbooks Pro Competdive salary Fax resume to 905- 666-6441 RECEPTIONIST SECRETARY Some Sega. E,penenced pre ferred Must Know Word Per- fect Salary Negotiable Fax resume to (905)-837-7762 THE LOCAL EXHAUST d Ven- Maion Company it Canada (LEV-CO). an expanding In- duStral Air-Pol= Control company in Pickering is seeking a Bookkeeper.office helper excellent working conditions wthich include flex pours (20.35t"r Please tax Tresume to Bob ole (905)-831- 1 son NO AAWft Sell Avon Products now for Christmas. Call today for Information. Pauline 905.655-8898 or 416-398-9390 OPTICAL SALES Assistant position av&Wk fum-time or part-time. rights and wee- kends. Some exp. required, woo tram suitable apoiiarn. Aiat01fterng area. Fax w surne to: 905-663-0294 Att: Brian Sklii t WRBBNMTnm " term temp. 5 yrs. experience. Must have own helmet and small tools. $15, per hr. Fax resume to (416) 495 -Mi. Skil Plus. My. Prep 6 Painters, top dollar, flit rate. FTJPT., own tools. experienced call 1-8(* 263-1420 ext. 643418. GAS FITTER N for furnace deaninyhelper experienced, Own vehkck, valid driver's l - cense, wages negotiable. Phone 725.5559. LICENSED MECHANIC, wining to work at or leaseDQ0�7�0Qe in Ain location. Call121. ask for Rami, or WA 158 Hurd St. Apra. 1 Saha H.WA9-a 1 Saha HWAWos Dlyeare Availlble F M. Daycare AvailaDN PART-TIME SALES REPRESENTATIVE Our growth -oriented children's general merchandise company requires a PR sales professional for 2-3 days per week. To qualify, you should have strong organizational & Interpersonal skills. Responsibilities include selling to major food chains, drug stores, gift shops & retail dept. stores. The successful candidate will cover the Central Toronto up to and including the Belleville area. Attrac- tive salary, bonus & expense pack- age is available. Please FAX your re- sume in confidence to: Deborah Stollar Ontario Regional Sales Manager The Okee Dokee Sticker Co. 32 Cranfield Rd. Toronto, Ontario M4B 3H3 Fax: (519) 657-8792 .S:1LF-S POSITION fl.nr yowr been out tit the work 1,,rce for a few ;ars. raising a Fundy" you enjoy horric xfecorating & helping people'' 've vow looking for a career that is challenging t rewarding" if .so, we may have the perfect job for you! Lei• are a su.xrsslul chain of furniture & gift •nitiques located in Oman. shopping malk �`,c nerd you to wtxk 15 -?5 hrs per week during Lryumr. evening & weekend pci is ss'e will provuk you with extensive training. including a full tour of (,or Factory i join our team, apply in person, with a resume to. Crate Desigms I.ta. Pickering Town Centre, 1?5� Kingston Road, Unit 315• Pickering. Ontario LIN' IB8 i • 1 Daycare warded TEACHER Rnguves expen enced IGvmq Care giver to take care of 4 children 3 school aged Mon -Fri. Ba m - Spm Light housekeeping! meals References (Mrs Fernandez pis respond) 1905)-427-6383 Daycare • Available AFFORDABLE, ny ca/care non-smlk,ng environment Around comer from Glengrove S on Glenview Rd Painful :aydoh outings. d good food tented yard Full/Part-time aeceipts/References Experi- enced mother of two 839- -237 AFFORDABLE laicare pro- . led smoke tree home -raced yard. reciepts West- iy Heights Close to Lester 9 Person School Cam Lisa at 3051619-2907 AVAILABLE in my home ^ ghry •ei:-amended, lots of aclivilies. fenced yard. lunch - v -/snacks. located near Our •idly of the Bay d Fairport °-ach schools. receipts ;,,en 831-2246 BABYSITTING it home mi J 2 wilLng babysd from 7p in 5 daysowifek Has sur Skilled Help Skilled Help at old daughl" who s cur- cur - fitly attending Giengrove 905-263-8369 w 1-800-798- It interested Om Barbara 5502 1-5886 Growing Truck Body BROCK:'HWY 2 - daycate Manufacturer +•a,iabi, r, m, home Hot has immediate openings -411 dairy outings. punned +i.bvnies, rectipts given CPR `or self motivated people who are: Police checked Bayview garages am decks 761 Mc right PS/Denmar (905)- • semi -skilled & skilled sheet metal =6-3621 dbflCatOfS, DAYCARE AVAILABLE In MY xaerience with aluminum welding me starting Sort Ages 4 . • up to 3/16- an asset _ Lurches d srlaclts Pro- remote) Pd 5450 Ask $21,10 . 'ted, m walk distance to Applications will be taken a rpbrt Be." Public Scn001 2 - 4 p.m. only S, n -smoker Call Tina 905. '.'9-4950 after 6 3Qpm Monday through Thursday DAYCARE AVAILABLE n my PO NOT PHONE!!! '" me ages 1 4 Counvv Set• tromc Crossover Pd $150 rg N Pickering Broughaml PK WELDING AND FABRICATORS Merkham Are] chat PnCts' 747 Bloor Street, West, 905,-472 9430 Oshawa, Ontario DAYCARE available Brody d ellDrpi;k Monday -Friday 3 Ask $450 ALL THIS FOR mTIMS to 4 years. lots of r 7 M•2AS MUFFLER. Pickering Ir„- Kwgsn.•• Rd I Requires responsiblereliable mechan. IC to start rmmedu c y Ex- perienced in exhaust. brakes. Susperwon and front end work Part and tull-rand 2,1 abie Fax (9051686-2270- MIG WELDERS Must be ex. ",,nerd $12:hr full lime. Alaz d Pickeryy area Fax resume to 1905)-579-0667 Crystal Personnel Services Inc MOTOR VEHICLE Apprentice wanled for well-es- t:+Sl,sheQ busy Shop in Dsti 5-a Apply to File 1203. Osha- wa This Week, PO Box 481, Oshawa. ON LPH 7L5 Mouldmaker required liter cluse tolerance pork un mould and diecast dies. I Cinlalron" CNC programming ability would be an asset) CANAMATIC MOULD Co. Ltd Ajax L Ask for Berry 683-52 8 • 1 Daycare W~ BABYSITTER fur 5 6 7 it ad Caring home within walking distance to William Dunbar PS (905(-420-6890 leave message BABYSITTER NEEDED for 2 school aged boys ages 10 and 5, who leve in the Glendale area of Pickering, and attend Vaughan Willard Public School Must rave experience and references Please call (9051420-9218 CARING RESPONSIBLE ba- bysitter needed within walk- uN distance d St Leo C S in Brooklyn for 2 d 4 yr olds Ap- prox. 2 days per week Pet Ira- smoke tree home a must We also welcome someone in our home. 655- 4759.(snp) LOOKING FOR A Kind 8 En- thusetiac individual to provide full-time childcare/home- Making in our aiax horse. with 4 scud aged children. Begin Sept 1998. Experience. reii ed eduralaw preferred. Car an asset. Please call Maureen 0 (905)H619.1640. DAYCARE. ACWIN 2,Aox- Area oV ,•S e.penenre Re- erencesavailable Receipts given Daidy/Weekly/Monthly rates Non-smoker 1905)-426- 7465 DiaieJFrdcb (near Vaughan Willard PS) Horne daycare In a sate. nippy. stimidatxg en- vironment Nurturing Care, nu- tritious meals and smacks 11 years experience Please call Laura 420-6855 EARLY MORNING, lunch Un1e, atter school. Ile and Sk Nutritious meals and snacks. games and crafts, close to Southwood park school Ref- erences and receipts rrowd. ed. Call (905)-427-0680 FULLRART THIS. Brock Rd; Concesscin 3. clearside Cid, Stay at nome Mom. non- smoker, nutritious meals/ snacks. outings. any age. may consider Shift work. referenc- es available. DeDDie 426- 7539. HMWWD/NORTH hi 12 area. Reliable daycare in my home Affordable rates. Non• smoking. Full-time 6 months S up. 905-428-2676. � LAKESMMUFFW'S Bay (905)686-3660 5 RESIDENTIAL �pAMTER ward ed - own vehicle 8 own tools, painters whites required Ex- Dariryl enceata905)61 capable' . Call SALES REPS WANTED. No products or lelenarketing "1 12 OO.Bonus. Open in- terview on Friday Sept. 41h tram 9 to 5 at The Holiday Inn 0ou and Finch Tor rmto. (it moire Room) for intent, Debra at (905)-436 1538, 1 Mapitr DENTAL ASSISTANT 8 Hy- GIENIST, part-time, must be I'll to work evenings 8 Sat urdays Please send resume to Or Louise Hill, 555 Ross - land Rd E Oshawa L1K 1K8. NANNY live -Out. 2 boys 15mths d 5 yrs. Bain-5pm Monday -Friday. West Picker - Mg. Call Jennifer ® (905)- 509.035/ alter 6:ODpm. ifiWE LNG. Hwy 12 & Dixie. Live -out No". for 18 month old. Monday to Friday Please call 905-831-3028. RESPONSMLE enthusiastic live -old nasty for 3 chrldrm. 2 boys (6 d 2 112) and one gid (4 112), Chun transportation, non-smoker preferred. ECE ardfor CPR an asset. Refer- ences essential. Please call Ajax 905-420.3388 after 7 p.m. weekdays, anytime wee- kends. RESPOWAKE/E MTINISIAS TIC live out Nanny for 2 kids. ges boys, a 2 12 yrs old Rel• erences. Non-smoker West rley Heights. (905)-426.1300. school area. 2.12 years. non- smoker. Nutritious meals d na scks. outdoory, struc- tured program. CE/Montes- son trained. Call 686-4921 LIVE W/OUT Nanny. 2 kids. Infant experience. Good Ref- erences. (905)426-1427 leave message. LOVWG daycare in my home. DWie/Glenanha, Mother of 2. nutritious snacks and meals. Indodf/ouldoof activities. Lots of tun' (905)426 3276 PICKERING Beac7VHewnI ores. Daycare available on Mondays very reasonable rates Call 426-4339 ask for Claudia WESTNEYMARWOOD, south Ajax. loving caring daycare available in my Home. fenced bacAyard experienced. ma- ture reliable mother of two 905-686-5679 Day Care Available PICKERING Beach l Rollo: Loving daytare. 18 months to 12 years Dairy outings (fenced backyard and park) Craftsstory lime music. nu- trmous meals 6 snacks First Aid, C P R certified Non - Smoking receipts 905-428. 1244 RELIABLE. SAFE. energetic dd•Icare in my non-smoking home Dairy outings and crafts CPR Colwell School 3 days/week Dixie/Glenanna References avail 831.4797 SOUTH Ajax Hot lunches nuinticus snacks picnics, da- ily park trips. roans JOYS ga- lore Babies adored Non Smoking 3 first aid holders 427-2356 STIMULATING w,ime day :are prurnied -;y ruder of 2 with exper.ence d CPR training. Harwood/Chapman area. re. COOLS Cab Heather 428 0208 Employment wanted British Gentleman I.icrin, careglvcr. handvman and .:hauffcur, will s,)rk I month free with hope of ,xtnso r ship Call ,'N)t) 3 iC-:ch9 or 9o5t,u9-x264 1 Firewood Ill HEAT FIREWOOD. (,- very Des? gwano 't,ird- wood guaranteed extra ung lime fully seasoned, cut 6 spit Honest measurement free delivery. 905-753-2246 MORA LUMBER. est 1961 4'xE $64 4'x8'x16' - $69 J,Scouid un lull bush cord Free Delivery Ost awa area Buy Local L Save Big Savings Days 705277.3381 too tree from Oshawa, even- ings 905434-6665 I Bargax+ Corner 5 PCE HIGH Lacquer bedroom suite 5500 2 queen sue blxx raterDeds $75 each. 6 pce glass Chrome/black ]earlier duuhg or kitchen Suite $300 two 3 drawer black chests with CW - netting top $75 Make me an oiler (9051509-0163 BRECKWELL P24 deluxe Pei - let st(r:e and pipes •and hent up to 2 500 sq IT . one year old $2 200 Mastercuft 6000 BTU Window air conditioner S125 314 horse jaccuzzi pump and sand finer for 24 h round above ground pool $150 Boy's mates bed headboard and mattress $150 Cam 17051 432-2708 snp FRIDGE A STOVE for sale. Ivory colour Kenmore model Fridge 2 door side by side 65' tall, 33 17 wide Stove 30' wide Excellent Conditwn S850/set 683-6285 after bpm MUST SEUI One sofa. S200 080 Men's Dike. $90 OBO Make an otter Call 6*4722 1 ArddM for SIM GARAGE door repairs. broken sphigs. cables. ropers, open- ers installed $45 New doors) openers. Quality Plus Doors 416-336-0073 1 KARAT DIAMOND Solitaire ing 5. (9051-263.9916. 3500 14 SPEED COWAX a Columbo Race bike, excellent ccirl tion. $600. Phone (905)697- 9975 1988 ELECTRICAL SCOOTER. 3 new tires. 2 new tires baner- ies. $800 0&0, (905)-728- 1791. S FOOT CHURCH Dench. 100 yrs. old. excellent condition. solid oak, charge table. blond wood, mint. sold wood lutch- en set - table. 4 chairs, while wicker etagere. 3' x 6'. Call 434-1679 alter 6 or wee- kends.snp EXPRESS VIEW Satellite Sys- tem for sale 3 mo old $350 Simplicity 30' gas range with top Droller 8 sett dean oven. white4 Yrs old Very good condition $350 Pnone 428- 8429 1 Articles for SIM BACK TO SCHOOL - Quality name brand clothing for men, teens and boys (Size 8 to Mens XXXLG) Hundreds of nems to choose from with more arriving weekly From leans to tuxedos, Rugged Re- plays in Whitby has it all Take a look at these saVings, prices start Jeans 511, cotton pants $8. dress pants $14. shins $6. sweaters $12. suits $45 Spon jackets $25 plus Plus Plus' Names like Eddfe Bauer Crossings Gap Polo, Levis. Gant. Britches. Harry Rosen. Boss. plus many more Sound too good to be true, Come to Pugged Re- pays In Whitby and see for yourself Since 1994 we ve been uttering only the best in New d Next to New quality Clothing at up to 75% below retail Experience consign- ment shopping for men like never before rake tote 401 to Thickson Rd m WhrtDy ggo north (3 Ions) to Burn S St tum P. We re in the first paza On The left (Bum's St Plata) Hours M -W 10-6 Thurs Fri 10-9. Sat 10-5 Call 905-404- 2063 NOTE 'We have a large selection of suits d sports jackets with good sizing Shop now for Desi selection BARGAINS - R's Worth Re- peating ha oack ,rtiooi Pas'cs - Gap Qsn-KOsh Roots, Northern Getaway Quahr/ footwear and outer- wear 1005 of new arrivals daily We now have Brownie. Gude and Beaver urxforms at low pmts Were having our biggest 75°. oft sale ever Thursday September tom 12 noon to 10 pp m Don t miss this" 3555 Ttndkson Rd N Beside No Frills, Whitby. ;'9-9912 Open 7 days per reek BEDROOM -ude dresser :/ee•i h...,5 -,"•;lard 2 end ta- oes. slid *amid. 5500 Sof ' side arml. camel vel- "Uwood. $450 905 509 - ?339 BLINDS :ut the middleman ...•mler ^all custom made romdow coverings Vertical •enethan. Strutters Free esti 'rates 14161-227-1777 or 105)-660-0012 a t-868-389 9RAPES blonds 3T IOnq, If :natdnng Showtr curain Oriental design L.ke ,ew 905-427 1922 IEDDING Duvet Cover - ;queen, Cei1 skin ,double). pillow-snams 6 sneersblue total 'new' 905-427 1822 CARPET BROKER. '00`. Nyr. in *nick plusr Stein re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. only SM9 00 Price includes 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad and etstalutan in your home Fra quotation in your home No Iweresl. no payment for one Jul year. Daniel t SW - 217 -0104 CARPETS SALE -cts of car - .;Cts 1,", ^,'On stain re - ease carpel 3 rjorri5 5339 30 sq yd I k+dudes carpet. premium pad and instalf- lion Fra estimates, carpet repairs Serving Ourtum and Surrounding area Sam 905- 686-1772 05686-1772 CARPET SALE ;.all and Save to ti, 5C°. Off Targe sewalon W cWor ata Jmgn. customer satisfaction guaranteed For free estimate call Mike 19051 431-4040.j416) 822-8226 COMPUTER FACTORY. Ama:mg school special ' year nu pavments. tree $carr net 266mmx loaded internet printer. software andmore $16 wk (oaC). 1-800-515- 5545 Free Wivery COMPUTERS. USED 416 Systems starling at S99 VGA Color monitors $79. Printers from $49 Repairs 6 upgrades at good rates New systems d parts i If Pentium 233 MMX 32 keg ram. 3.2 gN HO. 24X CD. Sound S speakers $749 Model T computers 131 Brock St S Whitby (905)-430- 5615. DRUMS, PEARL Professional set. Dade. 5 Pic. Saban sym- bols. 2 Crash 1 nde. S Ngh tat. rouble base pedals. C/W cases, new condition $1500 firm Call Ron 9051-986.5179. page (905)-721-7949, FLORWAAAS VEGAS vaca- tion package. Approx. value $5000, asking SMO o.b.o Call (905)434-2590 for more information FUTONS, MATTRESSES, Bean Baps. Sofas. Bedroom Suites. Baby Furniture. We Stock Brand Marries like Sim- mons. Palliser. Tngold 8 Hammer. The Best Quality at the Lowest Price in Durham Futons are always lin stock Ready to take back to School. LUIGI'S Furniture, 488 King St W Oshawa(905)-436-0860. HOCKEY EQUIPMENT . 22' Forrester Goal Pads - $125, Cooper 300 Goalie Gloves - $150 pair: Can 436.2631 (snp) WASHER B (MYER Excellent condition. Wil deliver 8 hook- up Can separate set Call (905)-839.0098. 1 AAkcMs for SIM KITCHEN TABLE white wood- en extends to 6 1/2ft With 6 white tall back chairs Pd $1800 Asking 5800 Chester- field/Bed & luv seat Dusty pink Velour Asking 5400 (905)-839.3921 MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE Queen bed d mattress 3 Tier Mirror dresser Mirrored Head board Side dressers A must see' (905)-837-0328 MOVING SALE furniture lawn rnovver. air runditionersnow plowbarbecue, canoe. and household articles Call 1305)435-0220 for more nfor- mallon PHILIPS COMPACT DISC. in- IeraChve with ;omptons En- cydopeda. golf QQaame. battle- ship, Caesar's Palace gam - filing. Pays CD ds. connects to your TV 51000 value $500 905.723-0467 MMOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS- Bark ir, School Spe- CWS Huge selection of new and used paras New digital pianos from 5895 and up Rem to own 100% of all rental payments apply Also a Huge selection of grandfather docks from $995 and up Call TELEP PJAK 433-1491 POOL Table 4x8 Dunerm t int' ;late Balls. cues rack excellent Condition. S1 GOO Studio ab speake•s $30C, pan Call AI 725-1332 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES n.w lar, nd,r.ned toll THE \EN%S VA ER'I IS LR P*RIDAt-, AL'GI S1' 21(, 199b-PAGF'2i 1mpyrter 1 1 AFM obdes roar N for Sao WEB DESIGN SERVICE Home and web page creation Hyper link and server storage. Call John Duarte at 579.4400 HIS INTERNET Unhmlted access $22 49 Olnham - Tor- onto - Uxbndge Free Time - E Mad Homepage wwwdur- tam iqs net f888) 801-1531 Pools. Spa SALE• 0. -PAY IN 1999 KAYAK POOL Rec!arguar arx,+e ground mdudng decks 16 x24 010 $5395 Package includes liner 2 ladders sand filter pump 8 motor etc 1- 800-568.7564 1 Lost A Found lost dog. 'eeale approx 10 years old redoksh godmil turn cross breedcaius pat - tem on collar Whites Rd and Strouds ane. 427-3103 • I Pets/Suppliev Boardi OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc Case. :•a^•; M,.nday Sept 14 Basic and Novice To Register call Bev ;9051 435.0868 warranty PaWy s Market STALLS AVAILABLE a1 prvate 905-263-8369 w 1-800-798- tan -, h rPr nir at - 5502 ena sand ;.vg rash stall, in- SHEOMAN lualhty, wooden drndual feeding program OW65`5-9994-Susan-E'ven- meds ? x ? loam len only Inas S299 plus tax Marry Odor sit- $12 950 Reduced 95 Firettys es and styles araiabie AlsoI I AiAomobtles garages am decks 761 Mc 5-a saw Kay a1 Unit 3 -"""ng For kms only $6 9%. 90 Suzuki mitre No call 905-619-2793 1910 heve re CAR STEREO SYSTEM"' black st• c•5-, -.+15-•• Dar $US- Par•a,..mc :- -oar;e5- ro •^ per.S:Gn . °8 gears Mickey remote) Pd 5450 Ask $21,10 Thompsons or Centre Imes 4500 Suit 355 with Dart 2 6Boss Speakers w,lh heads Nitres Best it erery- lweeters Pd 5350 ilsk S'50 m ng ver, fast f12 5OG Cam t ORLON 225 HOCA Amp d 2-8 p m 712! 1988 $850 Ask 5450 t Onor Eitc $9 500 95 Sunhres eery nice tromc Crossover Pd $150 1942 CHEM ;a:-farO A auto Ask $75 Beautiful Loud BCX slorec est 7 ,°ars. Sl10Og As with 2 12' Storm spe4xers is 087 9G5r831.4578 (Giant magnets'i Pitt S-85,,1945 Ask $450 ALL THIS FOR YOIKSWAGON - 51000 (9051421-1422 5 1 • 1 - '" paint no rust R„ns great PINE.OAK FURNITURE :,- SI400 o D o As Is 1984 tMa • •^� .. - TOYCta CNnca parts car. lice 2inuig Room Kronen, speed in good condition Bedroom and Custom ,Paid S65C for rubber Designs. our Craftsmen have Whole car SW o b C 4.6 - been han dbukldlg me highest 7C 1.3399 leave message Qualify solid Plot d oak tumr- 1M6 OLDS r0110NAD0 7-6 tort to tilt item! Sind 1974 Drop in and see our 38 'aGK ��.• -.ack State of the Art woOdw'Ork:ng Cherry. runs -.cells Clean facility and Of us show you $2 SIX (905839-i357snp now line furniture is 1947 CORVETTE 9- OOOkm made our motto 'Theft ,s Loa +e,1 e.�o1r^t ecridihon No Substitute lot Oual, S14 500 OBC i bol 728-9174 IV' Traditional woodwcr. rig 115 North Port Road IS 1947 TOYOTA TERCEL N,ce d Off React Rd 1 Pon Perry 905- ex7•:t .sear ^ .• •:5 Kms 985-8774 Am.1m :ad,o auto 4 ^.r St195 080 t USED FINDGE $225 and up used stoves S.2:C and up used washers S25� Jryers $125 aro up New brand name Indges. 16 c $605 New Mand name 30' stoves $449 and up New 5 c I freezers $255 new 5 c I bar Indges. $225 Stephenson s Ap- Pllances 154 Bruce St. OsN- wa 576-7448 WESTINGHOUSE fridge and s:. ruts while 5 pieta bedroom set 4 seater C"M- tertield and chair French provincial M,crowave(Ouea seri Call 725-1953 leave message and prone number 1 Artchis Waryled ANTIQUES?Absolute%I Ad- vice- alv ays valuable usually Tree' Purchasing outright. es- tates wisome antique cont- ents. (no Ihmt to value con- sidered). collectlom of any sort.giunithes M single an- tique items Spew) interest in MOorcroft pottery 111 try 10 re- spond to A queries Rolen Bowen Antiques- Brooklin. Ontario (905)655-8049. lax (905)655-5501 CASH 011 DEALS. We Buy. Self. 8 more' Pay top dollar for top items. Home audio/ video, oar audio. tools. CD's. movies. games. gold, dia- monds. furniture, appliances (905)433-1785 905.571.2274 (905)(566-0004. (prefer all items in working arde) DO you have valuable an- bques or Estate Commis? Let us assist you lin actkewng the highest possible prices Call to -day Henry or Gayle Kahn Moque Consuftall with Poe arly 905-930 85.8161ears expenence. WANTED copy paper 6112 x11 and 8112 x 14.2010 White d rblour. call Paul 579-4407 WANTED USED EMBOSSING MACHINE For plastic: I.D. cards Please call Sav at 579-4407 Jr DCSt Cf e5- Must set 905)-683-0521 anytinfe IS$ CHEV BLAZER 4x4 5 10 s 3'.6 = ;tie Mint conal 185Kms Reil d No rust $3700 Already CtWied 8 0 905 -985-4832 1908 FiREMRD .9 2 -tone grey •taw tires --'00l Interior body deeds wo lea S12'CG 060 90-723-9319 1119 FORD --,De Mazaa en- gine e_C•';'•"^,dl- pampered, ongirw red paint. lady owned asking $3000 728-2395 evenings 1990 FORD -aurus V6 au $3000 4U515'9-0804 Also 986 Dodge 'aravan $1500 J 0 o1905)41 61 2791 19N SUZUKI Swift. 5 -speed 2 -door original owner lady driven $1800 certilicate o b o Phone 905)697-9975 1991 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX - special touring edition. grey. v-6 4 door. 145.000 kit ran smoker. loaded, porker lum- bar seats, elect compi cd player, cruise. certified, $7.490 905 655-4g76snp 1991 PONTIAC SUNe1RD. 13OKms 2dr. 4cyl. auto. cold all. PSDB. AmIlM cass . folly cert54350 Cal the CAR LINE (905)-427-4987 TIM DODGE Steal. mint c"llon, no winters 52.000111 loaded. $16.50) 060.905.725-1695 1991 PONTIAC Grand -AM SE. 2 dr. Air. auto. PW/PD. tilt. Cass. Excellent Cond. Call At - ter bpm (905)465.7862. 1554 FIREFLY 5 -door batch - bad New on '95. 5 -speed manual, the ultimate reliable, economical. commuter Ex- cellefli condition $3700 1954 PONTIAC GRAND AM. excellent condition, red exte- nor. 56.000 luk. all power. loaded, ami cassette. cer- tified $10.400 (905) 668- 5841,7am -430pm 1994 Probe. 5 -speed, while, N C. 135.000km, hwy driven. complete with sports rack, winter tires and nms $9500 Call (905)263-2268 C.N.E. GOOD CARS LATELY? COME TO CERTICAR FOR OUR GREATEST SALE EVER. Eq 92 Lumma APV high kms but real nice 3800 v-6 loaded only $6 995 94 Astro luxury Ed 125000 kms dark ed a-1 only $9 995 90 Sa- fart. loaded. 140000 kms nicest in Durham S6.985 firm 95 Luminaloaded while. WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn 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 Sale 94 Cutlass Gena S,, '.tally (jaded mint condition Se 985 91 Buick Regal Ltd •.adedl 122.000 kms truly a e lar Only S%995 SEE US AT CERTICAR AUTO CEN- TRE. 155 KING ST. W AT MIDTOWN MALL. OR CALL 579 -?UG OPEN SUNDAY 12 -SPM CARUSO AUTO SALES '988 %Sear _peS' Clack - earn $1950 1988 71111smo- .le. burgundy 51550 1985 - )oda Accord B•own 12Kms $950 as s 1973 ufr-amper Motor Home. 22h. _,oparie powered 78mdes 52995 as is 1987 Ptymoutn =,-anti 158Kms S1351', 1991 mond BurguMy $3450 49G Bone•nlle nBack 54250 All vMKles certified i95 dements Rd 'J -17"I :kerinq Need a Or call :"if 586 3803 Vii �x�- t ;xage:yx^. SaMs Saes YARD SALE SAT. A g 29•- :-a--3pm Sun Aug. 30th 12nocn-5prn 48� Westney Rd. S Ajax Remnants start @ S5 and UP!!!!! WHAT A DEAL' 5-K/ror I.... 11e.r Naris rho (?non BARBECUE & YARD SALE 1565 TAUNTON RO PICKERING 11 int. west Of Brock Rd !DIIOw the yellow Agnsl SAT./SUN. AUG. 29 A 30, Sam - 4p," TWO FAMIL1 GARAGF sfAl F 7 Bolland Cres., Ajax Sat. Aug. 291h, !r 30A.m. -3:00 p.m. up :-.vr. upr:a,:. .hcuum, ;001. huu.rholld items, and much rnure' til GF N ARD tiAl F hat. August 29th. 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. 1897 BAI%BRID(:E DR, PICK FRI\G Brock and Etwv :.irra Just moved in - too much stuff something; for everyone' GARAGE SALE SAT. At7G. 2llifth, Bata - 3pm Asia Darts: Saes- Aug. 3oth 1412 F XANCILI" a RCIL.E (LiverpooloRnch area. Pickeringl S~11hirgt for Eservone:: SAT. Aug 291h Sam -1 pm 850 Sheppard Ave. Pickering A bit of everything & then some! SAT. Au$. 30th 10am-2pm 1681 Fairfield Cres. Pickering Industrial, COMnlerl7al, Pllurlbing Supplies, Auto equp. Supplies, books, furniture, etr-!!!! GARAGE SALE Computems, car beds, furniture, clothing & lots more STAT. AUG. 29, Sam - 1 pm 1970 1Falloy Farm fid., Pickering GA=rDrl= FINCt3 AA STREET' SALE Sat. Aug 29th, 8 a.m. - 2: 0 p.m. TURNBULL RD. AJAX (Pickering Beach Rd. /Emperor.) You name it, we've got iii!! Sa! __ CHERRYWOOD STREET SALE SAT. Aug 29th Starts @gam FCorcession 3 Rd. (Between AttonaNVIgnes Rd.) Lotti flow evelryesse! 3 800 V-6. special $11.950 11 Automobiles 95 Lumina almost loaded. for Sam ' 22.000 kms Steal At 1995 HONDA "oar LX Spe $10.800 95 Transport loaded crag 4 -Mor 5 -speed. oluu 3800 v-6 like new only green air, p s . P D . am/lm $12 950 Reduced 95 Firettys Cassette 30.0001ims warran- y) from $S 225 93 Cavalier non-smoker certdied SE. Teal Coupe, A-1 92.000 13.700 o b o (905)837-2550 kms only $6 9%. 90 Suzuki 1995 HONDA CIVIC. Coupe sidekick hardtop auto 4 or 4. SE 1993 -'onda Accord EXR 129 000 kms pretty red. wow coupe 2 Door. 5 speed. air. $5.995 9/ Sidekick 4 door 5 $72 995 each f%5) 831- speed 4 x 4 only 102 000 9536 after 6 kms ready for winter now 1995 INTREPID must sell f6 9% 94 Grand Am. SE 85 OrGkm 4 nocr automatic. Black beauty, must sell Sale air p s message centre. 3 3L $9 500 95 Sunhres eery nice engine. mim condition 59000 auto air. from S9.695. Luxury WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn 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 Sale 94 Cutlass Gena S,, '.tally (jaded mint condition Se 985 91 Buick Regal Ltd •.adedl 122.000 kms truly a e lar Only S%995 SEE US AT CERTICAR AUTO CEN- TRE. 155 KING ST. W AT MIDTOWN MALL. OR CALL 579 -?UG OPEN SUNDAY 12 -SPM CARUSO AUTO SALES '988 %Sear _peS' Clack - earn $1950 1988 71111smo- .le. burgundy 51550 1985 - )oda Accord B•own 12Kms $950 as s 1973 ufr-amper Motor Home. 22h. _,oparie powered 78mdes 52995 as is 1987 Ptymoutn =,-anti 158Kms S1351', 1991 mond BurguMy $3450 49G Bone•nlle nBack 54250 All vMKles certified i95 dements Rd 'J -17"I :kerinq Need a Or call :"if 586 3803 Vii �x�- t ;xage:yx^. SaMs Saes YARD SALE SAT. A g 29•- :-a--3pm Sun Aug. 30th 12nocn-5prn 48� Westney Rd. S Ajax Remnants start @ S5 and UP!!!!! WHAT A DEAL' 5-K/ror I.... 11e.r Naris rho (?non BARBECUE & YARD SALE 1565 TAUNTON RO PICKERING 11 int. west Of Brock Rd !DIIOw the yellow Agnsl SAT./SUN. AUG. 29 A 30, Sam - 4p," TWO FAMIL1 GARAGF sfAl F 7 Bolland Cres., Ajax Sat. Aug. 291h, !r 30A.m. -3:00 p.m. up :-.vr. upr:a,:. .hcuum, ;001. huu.rholld items, and much rnure' til GF N ARD tiAl F hat. August 29th. 9 A.M. - 2 P.M. 1897 BAI%BRID(:E DR, PICK FRI\G Brock and Etwv :.irra Just moved in - too much stuff something; for everyone' GARAGE SALE SAT. At7G. 2llifth, Bata - 3pm Asia Darts: Saes- Aug. 3oth 1412 F XANCILI" a RCIL.E (LiverpooloRnch area. Pickeringl S~11hirgt for Eservone:: SAT. Aug 291h Sam -1 pm 850 Sheppard Ave. Pickering A bit of everything & then some! SAT. Au$. 30th 10am-2pm 1681 Fairfield Cres. Pickering Industrial, COMnlerl7al, Pllurlbing Supplies, Auto equp. Supplies, books, furniture, etr-!!!! GARAGE SALE Computems, car beds, furniture, clothing & lots more STAT. AUG. 29, Sam - 1 pm 1970 1Falloy Farm fid., Pickering GA=rDrl= FINCt3 AA STREET' SALE Sat. Aug 29th, 8 a.m. - 2: 0 p.m. TURNBULL RD. AJAX (Pickering Beach Rd. /Emperor.) You name it, we've got iii!! Sa! __ CHERRYWOOD STREET SALE SAT. Aug 29th Starts @gam FCorcession 3 Rd. (Between AttonaNVIgnes Rd.) Lotti flow evelryesse! I PAGE MTHE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1998 1 1 lulorno 1 emo a d 1 1 "tea 0/ all M" is or r 1 1 •nmutb or a own orrrr or a own rw• r tw Soh waiiMif R•nt RM Rent 1 Rard 1 Rant . 1 Taftderr . 1 Tattda►s CHELSEA MOTORS 1401 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS AVAILABLE IMMEDEATELY, in Dundas St E Whitby 430- licensed recycler and dealer'. Whitby Apt building. spa - 4684 96 Taurus wgn 61 $100-$10.000 cash on the cious, carpeted. newly paint - 111 $12995 95 Accord Exr spot For cars, trucks -any ed. with balcony, dose to bus. 92 kms $16.995 94 MAZDA condition Guaranteed parts shopping all utilities included. MX6 5 speed. black. $12.995 sold and repairs (905)686- hrstlast required no pets. 1 94 CARAVAN CN. $6 995 93 1771 days or (416)684-1121 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom. SUBARU Virgin 90kms $5995 evenings $790 3 bedroom $850 Can 92 SENTRA G X E loaded Trucks 43D-0134 $6995 92 SABLE G S. load- 1 bankrupt or being garnisheed ed air $5995 91 EAGLE vis- for Sale BROOKLIN 1100 sq ft, newly ta. auto $4995. 91 EAGLE 2000 COURTICE - spacious 1 bed- renovated basement apart- GTX air $4995 91 CHEV 1894 MAZDA 83000 Pickup mem On 2 t!2 acres Large 1500 P•'U V8 $7995 90 LE- Red V6 auto AM TM Cass one bedroom Close to amen - BARON Corn, V6. $4995 90 Mag & BS8l995 pcon�smoker no pets VW Got 54295 90 SUZU O�wheelsCe Avail 9 Gibson Auto Sales 695 Finley 905-655-5293 CENTURY au low kms BROOKLIN 2 bedroom apart - l 53995 All Vemdes certified 1995 SIERRA Classic. 12 -ton ment S65C hydro Bachelor Financing Available 5500 - truck Ora V6 motor, heavy apt 5450 • hydro Avail now S1OOC down duty chassis oversized tires 7 large room tot Oct 1st MUST SEE! 1980 AMC Spirit aluminum rims 1 owner $400/mo Call (905)-655-5539 Se.1a•• -t spd 62 70C original $15,500 3535 oto certified Call CENTRAL Oshawa 2 2 Deo Kms Leather upholstery No amyl and water, box stags. room ' level 1oa^ments in WESTNEYMARWOOOH- Prh Me Homos WYa2. Newly renovated 2 1 1 Fo Sok bed apt 2 erlsude baths C/A Sep emr Close to all amem- 3 -BEDROOM. 2 nes Suitable for professional years new le lon-Smokmc�petS On bus m- area Kar to basement. o be p- ate References Avae: Oct area Has to ce seen to De ap- namaa As is 8 0 Atter est $850'mo (905)-509- fNeciaed' � Ikd. intedOck---------- r-- -�-- ---- --•- -•• g 1998 GMC Han -tonne 4X4 Eve duplex. close to hospital b TWO EXTRA LARGE n� t patio. walkways fenced' I 130 Commercial Ave. Ask for Bid # 1 6 30pm 438-0246 Cao 'S: auto SOOOkms downtown Well maintained room apartments Lor rent. 1 f�ooms '876 5159.900 Call 432-81Lowest or any bids not necessarily accepted. MUST SELL - 1983 Mazda Cat Like new Best otter and newly renovated Avail available immediately and _ t WHITBY TOWNHOUSE to No GST' Call 668-6183 able Sept1st. $700 inclusive October Ist Townhne Rd S . snare Brock Si Manning 4 LARGE BEDROOMS 4 celFk- rrnrun •few urns e.- 1 BEDROOM. FsslanC.W.: baths. Master with ensuite d $2300 running condition yam 7938 si required 1905)-436- near King Street $800 plus son area or bus route. kdch- Huge Bedroom Cable;Laun- walk-in closets Finished ' 1 General Help 52300 r90515764797 1 4WD Drive hydro New tnplex Dwldmq en, laundry, cable facndks dry' $400 incl References bsmt with oak wet Dar On Call 579-5515 leave mes- (905)-665-1443 alter Spm NEED FINANCING" 5500- CLEAN b Spacious bachelor available Must be non quiet cit in Whitby Fenced VENICE FLORIDA Residential 51000 Dow•' _EG' FIEO VE- 1990 FORD Areostar XL apartment S500/month inclu- � sage smoker who enjoys flogs weekdays 11 weekends yard $189.900 1905)-579• area Beautifully turnrsned y HICLES 1969 Tempe 4-cyl . foaled trailer hitch 118.000 sive Non-smoker no pets. WHITBY One bedroom Males preferred References Coridommiums 7804 house 2 bed . 2 Dams. By auto 198' LeBaron. t23K km $3300 certified Call 1905) available Sept ISt Call basement apartment. well k905p23�685 M Fa Rent or 65$-4132 beam Avail now to March 1987 Toyota Camray auto 576 7088 message (905)404-2418 rrwntained sun one. separate tub. finished basement Price bankrupt or being garnisheed HOBBY FARM. 19 acres. pn- 14th (905)-839-1235 1%9 Mazda 323. auto 138K Pont 1990 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER - COURTICE - spacious 1 bed- Ifntranee.e laundry storage AJAX, furnished room. snare kitchen and bath, available t BEDROOM ter rem m condo vale 4 -level brick Smdespld. fully finished. 3.1 bdrms. 2 Conagim 1992 Lemans SE. auto 7988 Beretta GT auto 1OOK - Dassen e, 3 Ile tinted room apt near 401. buses thing Safetclose y certified Go/ immediately 5100/week Call building 4 Sm Lady preferred I arid I�� yams. wk kitchen. fireplace. 1 For Sale 1988 BMW 7351 AS IS SPE windows Anvlm Cass 184 000 kms AirlCondtioned and sl7opp^0 Hydro and Das included Fistlast Non- References. no d 005 Call (`9051426-3642 mes �� air conditioning. attached In - tyle car security 2 BEDROOM ; rr;age Hal CIALS 19S' Sunbrd GT Tur- S140C 080 As is Fand smoker 720 is 5850, mo De �3- Available Immediately Fur - Ohhice b garage sys- tem, new barn with hydro (2DO button area ! acre. furnished. bC 1967 Aerostar 7-passen0 1989 9051-831-7955 work 728 1505 WHITBY. 1 bedroom avail- nished room in Pickerllq ca- • 1 Retail amyl and water, box stags. hydro. 2 mins to lake year er Lincoln Continental (416;284-9740 pets Utddres iaurWry. b ca- abie m well manfamed bund- Me. kitchen tacdmes near DeacNCood tlyustii nD Boat lad room, fenced paddocks round access $39.000 060 69 Cev Corsica 90 Che% Corsica 91 Chev Cavalier 1994 CARAVAN pass V6 Z24 5 -spa 87 Jeep Cnerok.e ak;r_ a • an cassette. 4x4 5 -sod 89 Honda Civ,, maroon running swards 1 DX 5 -spa 89 Cnev Tracker owner Excellent condition 4x4 5-spd hru icing 6 War 58500 certified 142 000 Into fame Available CAMMORE 728.7427 AUTO SALES. 200 Dundas 1995 NISSAN ;' EST GXE. St W Whitby 905 661 8977 nailed '• :n' ane ear air con OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - ASS brakes aluminum Alloy SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE wheels. _2 payer. 4 captains MECHANIC LABOUR RATE Chairs seats 7 new tires new 19 4 Sevens Reahy Ltd 905- "cken Generating Station. PTC. GO 19 Free Rent 77 Oshawa and woods Pontypool (905)697-8884 ^68-7777 S360/month. $170 bi-leeekty 420-4318 rtowntowf1 400-1600 sgtt Of- $249.900 (7051271-9479 Money WHITBY- 6,grit qn open Concept •;r^,Sho„ BEDROOM. plus priwte sit- ficNRttall East Oshawa sue sq ft Commercial Hosue MOVE IN CONDITION, close b Lena r basement apartment clean non -smoky nq quiet i'^g 'OOH" - country, fur- 450sgh Stop Can 434-2447 V"cno•1� NW nerd wa All brick raised bungalow, double MONEY PROBLEMS. ;et Qu, norkmp person Utilities and mshed Or UmUrNSlied. US! Ol or 65$-4132 garage. CA/CV SdtElbit. hw- '1r '1°DI wick with-; ;• going able included washer/dryer tofacilities female pre- terred 5385 momh Seagrave 700 sq.R. for rent n good tub. finished basement Price bankrupt or being garnisheed xira Russiand%Garden arta 905-985.3607 central location. Bored and reduced to $185.000 Pfiorie Everyone accepted regardless 5150/week firsvtast Sol Park Rd $875 Phone 905- 725-2521 of creat rating Call for tree )051666.8.131 AVAILABLE immediately ILL— I„ - r.vn. 728-7861 OSNAWA, sparkling. spa- information 905-576-3505 Student loam Included n• wi,Ci yVu I•^fi v-, FCw,nwcc, cVMICV " ••-KV. oaq;it ONLY Mur with this ad Also cleanup asonw factory engine at 50.00 km �4 llentr a HARMONY RD N 7u• :)wn tame for less than batn. k.,ngiudm. GO City' bus. Cable.elephone IAI1 lmomht PRESTIGIOUS ground floor of- split Situated off quant Court Private OBTAININGG LOAN IS OT fe rahtSCEan Imarungr 1905655-nven 7390 room UhhheS mduded park luck mlnk", Call Saies Rep RUMair o'a 5360 Female Ian- ft $650,month Some?00 furnishings included renovated with inlaw apartrd - OARIIMTFE� SOME rally available. W Ileconoi- e Large P- dSet?ue Cecon- ntral -Ig. bus at door $500,mmm ',L'last Summit Really 11991) Ltd smoker preferred (905)404 Reception area 2 private d• meet woodStove Hardwood COMPANIES CHARGE ISP. boned Certified cars &"liable 1 Trailers non -Smokers adults. 19051 668-3800 bl (905) 666 2708 hces one wardroom Phrl mrougtout More, Ready to hp ionnsm outboard bow 199: aAN2 PF,x Sar $2695 1990 Bonneville SE 53995 1990 Regal 53995 preferred 905.723-7546 905- ^�5-374,' 3211 LARGE FURNISHED room la 723-1265 nave in Open House August DO NOT. IT IS $6 995 1994 SUNBIRC 2 or Jute 56495 1994 Cavalier 2 1993 FLAGSTAFF •,•« •� - BONE. 5269 96G large Houses 721 nor tonne• mtormratgn DOWNTOWN Oshawa. pro- 29tH. 2 -SO m (90507-0524 SUGGESTED THAT YOU NIYESTIGATETHOROUCH- Or Jute $5995 7992 Z21 2 to vnadfgeer S 1 xII b.:. Sleeps 6. NORTH OSHAWA Super large 1 �'� J`easecam. 720.MI, fesiiona! once space M S.E. OSHAWA 3 -bedroom LY Choose 1992 Sunbrd GT t slo'•1e b a nMir')nm Erra iar�e Dalco- lit well managed bird- • ' • NEwty RENOVATED fur- � It", 1 room of suite, brick bungalow detaUad gig- BEFORE SLGENG ANY SII 1992 GO STORM '^G 54000 Call 725- a quiet 1 a • . -,Shed •ooms r rnomrng Parting rem rir rues let's rage central at fireplace. CONTRACTS. awo $4 995 1992 Cavaler 2 talk 905-434--8008 vg ontroped entrance 5729 cable Wiling o clogs dr 5spd SM95 1997 Cavalier • maru* SegemberrpLypper 1siiold 9D5 - Z24 5spd $5495 1991 SUN Com ing ' 1 579-558.7 BIRD auto $4600 1991 19J5 DORAL CAVALIER 21 5 • Egwit NYUNDA, $2995 tt All cabin new LATper hop. ONE BEDROOM Cavalier 2995 new VHF nadir new ivrfrpA" e Large P- dSet?ue Cecon- ntral 1990 Eagle loon TSI $6995 mud; more $70 000 wnitby Baawnul quiet 010 7990 6erera GTZ 5spa (905plus 59051987-2212 Must ce seen town area Lai ge backyard $3995 1990 Cavalier RS 5 professional office Available October Ist Cap Pam days - parking Walk to shopping sod $3695 19M Corsica 1!195 171 Walleye Boat 130 Available Sept Is S695/mo 53695 1990 Sprint awo, hp ionnsm outboard bow Cap 571-5= $2695 1990 Bonneville SE 53995 1990 Regal 53995 mound tro" motor Live well bait well etc $18 500 623- m SPACIOUS well-maintaied 2 1990 I Or 53995 9107 (sip) SPACIO opts Avail 900 71 5 tarot na Scrri lux loon ndapve Available Sept 111 aro M Glen St Some we 'I�"ist. indge ,n room, laundry. talk 905-434--8008 hardwood fcors, walk -out ences Cap 905-665-7720 odI'Murq Start at Seo week- fMEST16101K OFFICE SPACE bawl le . porentw n -law. targe lot. $144.900 CAN 905- Com ing ' 1 905-576-8675. or 905-576- Situated in a Designated 724.2307 • Egwit 9'16 hemage Building the town- houstArideli him t01 your opo. HOUSEWIVES names b pr. - numbers ! 9o0- OSHAWA Furnished or Unfor- town Which, Core Fust floor SOUTH AJAX Pickering C A. Cable parking cool. snared laundry Immediately -,fished rooms Carpeted room. s99 750 sq tt Suatalse for beach 2 • I bedmom Older Farr A^ Safe Fenelon Falls •can run -sire tr4Wretm J0k and phone in room. use professional office Available October Ist Cap Pam days - Rant. x5011 Irom beach Huge maples on 5011200 lot Fair grounds 15 mils N of Lindsay 1.500 Original paint ! laund, kilo". backyard (905) 668-1842 Evgs 668- Backs west on to park Overs M • tee darts Sept 4.5.6 and wf ie house bus stop X 4377 please 1613)334-0183 Opening Fn 6 -9 5300 Phone :Cor No smokers S325/mo Yrdwanr TOUR 1885 BRICK CENTURY 719 (?05) ndapve Available Sept 111 ' • BONE. 5269 96G large room basement apartment. separate entrance, parking. all Cord 132 %t avid Atr r on >rr 200X305h treed la on rte n - ....r can•. u 1 Personals Mustang Lx 53695 1996 LARSOM - l boat 2% Cite- walk-in closets paint provid-#1 ences Cap 905-665-7720 Jeri room carni p- Si 1`1 ,ndustrul toned M18. txrsspretcaavcrl_desgry •1 CHEATING ONTARIO Taurus GL 53995 1969 Be- GT ^ ''"d' = ryl ergine m- Duan sats 6 Merc cruiser ea .lose to scrods shop- ping eenfre. GO Station uhh- 2 BUILDING LOTS with the difference in a quiet Cresc ,; bit b pnortr pdk. In quer ea- Noon vS1aWa. y kale houstArideli him t01 your opo. HOUSEWIVES names b pr. - numbers ! 9o0- rem $3795 1989 Cavalier $3200 1989 Lincoln Conte- Senn drive pwr bh On Norn Des ntduded CAIN 723-4993 C A. Cable parking cool. snared laundry Immediately ecutive tame Share Wchen. Can 432-2305. ask Io Tom venience Minutes east d Bawmanvae and 401 (905)• vale phone 451-3636 en 235. $329/mm. nental $5495 1969 IROC land trailer with hydraulic OSHAWA one bedroom laundry. air cond Non- .rayHoom. Laundry room 5 i parking786-%06 Reasonable 1 „ . must be 18 T -tone Carrara T -tops Swill. 55995 1988 Mustang $2695 1988 b"a"rs all worK.n, $'30C OW 1905 839 135 -stir hca. . dr Indge stove in. r,uaec . AltervJackson arta Creek . Whitby (905)-666- A•e Call 427-9007 for mwd LAKE `rrlelun 1 Townhouse$ which ad a reset mi t writing ting Nissan Sentra. auto $2495 1986 Camaro T -tops. $2995 ' 11 Apartments ',tlw Sep 11 5600'mo room basement apartment. separate entrance, parking. Shined ' 1 AILS, t 2 s 8 4 Drdroom Dorso- r plying to it? I am a single 1973 Mustang $3995 7991 or atrr 4 bedroom detached 2 storey • kreping-colWet, August and NORTH pS11AWA, 4 pedrows+ '"'fie mak "Aq etpgrs cou^- Sonoma Ext Cab . $69% 1982 WHITBY 1 8 7 BEDROOMS 1 BEDROOM BASEMENT Apt PI: Fe- • ' • 54YRS otC engineer wouic Sepunov last '^ Sept. Include; " weekHxid townhouse 3 baths central hbesh ntra len land boaphyting 9 aril boating S-10 Custom $8500 NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK' Mon- c .�,.. a.-�.__ - ..9;,5 "o-. yep ertr Ned' SC 'rule preferred no smoking,, 1 a • . S^are 3 bedroom Condo Pick- e^nq. near Go 2 -bedrooms Ouiet fame r air. walkout t0 Ieittxd yard. 8 you area sincere. attractive. Thurs 9am-Spm, Fri 9am- a9.4•a5 u, :.c ;. 7543 pets Utddres iaurWry. b ca- , f private bathroom, under- DeacNCood tlyustii nD Boat new orsliwaser, garage. tin- single temye. 30-45 with 7rm1at b San Sam -Spm -w •e included $535,mo Avail Around parking available rentals (705) 887-25% ished rec room including srmdar rmerestS. phase reply telling me about Buy. Sell Trade' 160 Srme•t e e t -ma 1905)-831-2303 Stare kitchen Mite GREAT FISHING on Rice wuww coverings and Oram Nwsenttnig to St S Oshawa (9051464- N PICKERING FmCt1/yyhrtes Rd 2 BEDROOM HOUSE Tn ck. 1905)839-3588 Lake Family weekends Mk- Asking $105.000 Calc yinpi Bo aWV with a 000 x4587 rJo Wrktum Etwn- 2251 " _lee^ basement t , fir` Hal targe prrvale BOwMAMVILLE New lar 4 irg. Doanrg. nature Modern l905µ34-1270 omist 9 Heritage Road. 1!!5 Punta( Sunfire 4 Or . , 'Cnerlette Suitable for one. Lot 5850 • wikues 1st and IASL Avail Sept 1 Call bedroom Home to share with n CORAM Ow" country set Markham. L3P IM3 auto afir 5i. 30C k'^ 58900 • r smoker Vtry p�vate 1905 1985-861 9 protessaJne teinak. pinnate ting one M Irom Oshawa Low off season Sun. STUNNING CONNOR UNIT. 1708 ft 2 12 OSHAWA RELAXING MAS- OW Certified 434-2--5 • •%alk out to ravine 5595/n- fis a 905-837-0218 (snpl OSHAWA- Taunton/Somernlle bauyard S475/mo all rntlu- sive Avail ,mind Diane prices nymead Collages 705.696- 2601 sq yrs new. 2 1! 2 baths Fenced yard Lots d SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 King St W(905) 404-9625 11 30 am - - - PICKERING VILLAGE - Newt area 3 Bedrooms Avail (905)-097-2395 upgrades. $178.900 Call .9pm • , N I • :' oasemem apart. Sept lir Gose to sdtools b BRIGHT, spacious room MAUWRTON, 5 bedroom. 2 PrI Tradewodd Realty -'gym A�eiWtw Septe1 Sep- Shopping No pets please References 134290, loverlooking park] in execu- bathrooms 2 kitchens, Sand (416)-491-3228 AwAwiparnf 1 'ate entrance. parking utdi- live Wnrttly home S450/mordh beach fully grassed area. fob for I Courts • • • es $650 inclusive Suitable OSHAWA/WHITBY semm- rerp/ includes loads d extras Sot swimming for children and • �• single ran -smoker 426- option to b on cul-de-sac 3 prollSsanal Fusvtasvreter- adults with row boll. August 2-3 • % bedroom main floor Non- ences Cap 905-665-7720 29 Sept Sift 1905µ2o t 741 room 4 PC barn. laundry. ga- SALES LIMITED I 1 BEDROOM bsmt apt Non- smokers no pets preferrea Avail Oct 14042323 CLOSE to Ostlawar Centre TRENT RIVER - Hastings pn- 2 BUILDING LOTS with the difference in a quiet Cresc V AM • • Smoker pets Partial kitchen and trucks. Project cars and bngnt room in large fnendy vale Cory 3 bedroom nonage Between Towering trees Well L C A. Cable parking cool. snared laundry Immediately PICKERING. Liverpool Rd south 2 bedroom house C�dt homes. with 3 others p Sundeck. barbecue horse established area of good boars We pay 184 $10.000 f575,no tsvlast 19051-831- main floor with sunroom laundry. air cond Non- Shoe can, good fishing and quality homes in Pringle „ . 3271 parking. Available Oct 1st smoker 5375 576-5577 (sap) swimming. rowboat included $500rweek 683-9236 wee- Creek . Whitby (905)-666- I PICKERINGMOUGE, 1 -bed. 5850 inclusive (905)831- 0323 Wave message LAKE DRIVEWAY West or kends 705-696-1435 8651. cone. S275/week. (905)683- room basement apartment. separate entrance, parking. PICKERNIG. Liverpool Fid S Luxury condo. 2 -bedroom all inclusive, on -the -lake. indoor- a Florid• 1 080110 area. 2 acre 1015. with 2 BED. APT. Close to Picker- I utidm Non-smoker. no pets. 4 bedroom detached 2 storey pool, sauna. hat-lub. terims view and trees. $75.000. Cab ing GO Laundry Cable. suits 1 person. immediate. home. 4 appliances Deck. courts. 6 appliances. 2 -/pc. Walter Fmk. Royal LePage Frage. Stove Sep Entr Avail O I or Nov 1st $675,'mo $675/month. ist/last. refer- garage, $1200 .. Phone (9051- $5=mobathroomt ran -smoker. 5500/monm. yo proles CLEAR ITER AMU 3 bei} Fmk R.E. (905)576-1111. (905) -42G -651a erlCts 905_50e}g33g &39-4659 srorul. 905-426 townhouse. pool. laaui. S AJAX. Harwiood b Dryer. 4 3 BED. Man#= heated apt . 1 large kitdien. living / dining J room 4 PC barn. laundry. ga- AM01wbbft rage Ienced yard. appliances 1 Oshawa Shoppwg Centre Mimed area (905)-728.5570 3 Cath S for unwanted tars AJAX. 1 -bedroom basement. and trucks. Project cars and NEWLY RENOVATED. private write-oNs. (We near art. you entrartce. parldrlg. CAC. dose ;nasi; n).905-126-0208 to Go/bum. Non-smoker, 3-4 bedrooms. Oinikgrtamily $625 nchisive. Sept 1st Call A & A AUTO- Cars. frocks. 663-7449 boars We pay 184 $10.000 AJAX 2 -bedroom walkout S AJAX. Harwiood b Dryer. 4 OUIET SPACIOUS room in UBO, pmaM yard, artuabie PNOOMa• bedroom rause. large back yard Available kmmedialey, large louse with separate 3 hew. For M and n caeca phroros. 1ff01MYGM NOIITN End of $1200 plus uukties 905,011 PC bal shared kildWn and hmilyroom, neo bus. easiy, 905.579-3788. Plgm Lakdrad 2 Lots. se - 9101. ask for Evelyn, access 401, temale preferred. CLEARIMAT91. 3-lie0r0om luded perwisula, exposure. lovely view a0 around. No WRITBY N.BeautilW caaury Nw-smoker. 432-3986 furnished moOHes IpNnra- . mospubes! Year rand road. 3-4 bedrooms. Oinikgrtamily SOU1M AMI. 4 bed. Nouse to ries,,)• lino from. heated pod. )deal for it"rement home. room fireplace, off large mod- share. $450/mo. indusive. hit tub. Morula to evades. Each lol Ins 2 sma6 callapes em bac en. new Oil ful rant Cap (905.6899. NHL Hockey. NFL Football. O ftdit. (903) 6.8651. windows. 2 car garage. 5,000 sg h. workshap/garage.spray, TOIMMNOIISE -Norm Ostia- Blue Jay baseball and clog- no VON Oren lily sen - 0001111. 2 commercial acres wa. NI inclusive. c1m, horn trade. Children wit- iced traikr site. 55900, $i.Opp $1995/uldlites. House only tnendly, non-smoker. outdoor cone. S275/week. (905)683- down, $89 monthly. Great $1395 Option to buy Avai- I (seasonal) first b jut 5503 S%mmmng, fisting, beach. Cash on the spot Any Conde basement apartment. Very 1 bedroom walk out base type Sep. 7. 725 1171 5400 5450. Cal 720-0543. bear Cobourg. (416µ31-1565. 110th. any year Call us any- time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 bright b SWOUS. 5ment glances. par", no pets. mair apartmem, all ulddies, corditionng. separate en- lowing trance. laundry. non-smoker, Rlbld•cl 1 motor 1 r �� A 1 r Rwd RM inn. service 905686-5003 or smoking Bus at door. near no pets, available and-Sep- 2 BEDROOM AVAILABLE FOR time Anywhere 905.706-5234 shopping. Available dutel $790/month dmme- Call ►ember. $700• 1NMNLL 1st/last 905• PROFESSCOUPLE, wr•w�i w�• w��r_�www CASH FOR CARS1 We buy 686-13% used vehrchs Vehicles must be in running condition Cali AVAILABLE for September/ ep 427-2415 or come to 479 October Two bedroom apts BayI y St East AW at Small quiet building Small MURAD AUTO SALES cogs OK Laundry on prems. es Bloor/Wuson area Call BEEPING Durnam Clean 728-0285 Cash paid Free Removal Dead or Alive vehicles Any- 2 BEDROOM AVAILABLE FOR time Anywhere SEPT 167. Located at 350 home perall, Pager Maupa Rd Oshawa $7001 0-82740-3688. 905 720 8274 mo all inclusive No Is pM� call 19151-576.6"4 De seeksdean. 3 bedroom HOME. in York or Durham Region Tom (416) 297-0654. or (41160011-1116 � 1 TOwIr10r••• For POW AJAX SPACIOUS 1 bedroom basement apartment Avail Oct 1 st No pets, no smoking Hwy 2/Church St $625/ 2852hly. free parking 683- • Worship • • 1 Worship • !I- h.p • 1 Services Services Worsh • 1 Z yes • • 1 Services 1 Births 1 Births ST. %NDRENN'S PRESBVTERIA\ Rev. Ken RwAland -,Miniger Reti. J. MrC'lurc - Pastoral 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7-111 Summer Services 10:00 a.m. August 9, 16, 23, 30 & September 6 EVERYONE WELCOME L CHURCH OF CHRIST CEDAR ST., AJAX, 68_j -2-4-- I i -2-e--1 street north of 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P -M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning, 8:30 a.m. Vision T_V. Cable 60 Frere Bible Study Course is V��FS F�- NEW LIFE COMMUTTITY CHURCH, Pill. Ret. Cntre Audit'm.,1955 Valley Farm Rd. 10:30 a.m. "Disciples and the World...." Pastor John Veenstra, 416 618-5287 Guests from all backgrounds welcome! _I ! Pickerinp Standard Church J J �1rth,)Ji,t0 Ir,x:kRd. /11..1.#7 Summer Worship %!,,rnmg Scrliic :U iU rm.- Ecrnm2 Felhmship 7 txt ; m. 428-6102:66:-0148 To Advertise your regular Church Services Call Janice at 683-0707 HARVEST '98 CqMpMlleaftings AUGUST 30 - SEPTEMBER 6 011L ltf 7 L. Oarld Je1e Dries I fiPeter Hiram Reis "aeoree Beeere Heater ronaRno Joseml James WORLD HARVEST MEETING SCHEDULE: ALSO: CHURCH Nursery/Preschool 725 Bloor St. W. I 1000 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. I & Kids Celebr0-tior. Oshawa, Orltari0 1 F« more intornxmw A two mlrxrle wax from MOnckl r - please eau ttte CVXWO GO & 1/W statin 10:00 a.m. & 7:00 p.m 10M 57.9-180 Critter Titter All dressed up and nowhere to go! /4t THE NEWS %IWERTISER FRIUAN%At1;UST 28, I998.P%(;E 29 1 Births10 Births 1 Births HAPPY BIRTHDAY KIDS', Does your child have a birthday coming up? Let THIS WEEK help celebrate! The first Sunday of every month Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington/Port Perry This Week will publish a calendar of children's birthdays for that month. IF YOUR CHILD'S BIRTHDAY IS IN SEPTEMBER, send your coupon in before August 27th. We'll publish on August 30th. (*children up to 12 years of age only.) ,Child's Name Child's Age ,Child's Birthdate Phone Number Send to -Birthday Wishes". P.O. Box 48 865 Farewell St.. Oshawa, Ont. L1 H 'L5 Don't Forget The tiers .kdvertset Classified Dept phone opera- WrS ate avail• able for your convenience Va 3;00, ToPhceYour ClassuAd PkueCalll *0707 _--------------------------------------=- 1 unique opportutim to sec inside one of the world', lart;eNt nuclear poker plant It's fun, free and educational! PICKERING NUCLEAR OPEN H OUSE YOU'RE INVITED TO COME VISIT YOUR NUCLEAR NEIGHBOUR! SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1998 TOURS BEGIN FROM 8:30 A.M. TO 2:30 P.M. We'd lore to show you around! ♦ In -plant tours: See the control room. used fuel bac, turbine hall and more ♦ Try out safety equipment ♦ High-tech displays and exhibits about the plant, safety, environment ♦ See your neighbours at Work ♦ Fun activities for kids and adults. REGISTRATION REQUIRED BY SEPTEMBER 1. BOOK EARLY! SPACE IS LIMITED. BOOK BY PHONE: (905) 837-7272 OR, FAX (905) 837-7305 FOR A REGISTRATION FORM. 0 Ontario Hydro PAGE 30 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1998 . ♦ . , . 1 . .1 , . 1 - x ) .. 1 , Ne�-er miss the opportunity to pay your respects again! For an audio version of all of the current death notices received for publication in the News Advertiser or This \ eek. call 683-3005 or 404-6591 (Clarinirton & Port PerR- residents). YOU mai• also access death notice information received after press -time by calling this number. Brought to you by the follo«•ing funeral homes: Accettone, Armstrong, LoNve & Lowe, :Martino & Sons, NIcEachnie, .Wlntosh-Anderson, Morris, '\ewcastle Funeral Home, \ortlhctltt-Elliott, Oshawa Funeral Service, Wigg, �V.C. Tov n. 6833005 Clarington & Port Perry residents 404-6591 910 910 910 910 910 910 a DOLLERY. Beatrice -_ ,;r`jec Z, ner ,a^u•, r August 23, '998 Bea loving motner of Donald Mor- ley and his wife Joan. Devoted Grandma of 9 and Great Grandmother of 21 Friends were received at the ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME 384 Finley Ave.. Apir 9C5428 -9099C r. Wednesday August 26. Service was held in the Chapel In lieu of flowers. do. nations to the Ballycliffe Therapeutic Garden would be appreciated. MORTON-SURETTE. Micnaei SJdde'ly In AtaA. on August 24 1998. Mike Morton, beloved son of Mike and Terry Surette. Sadly missed by his sisters Christine and Sammy. Special uncle to Bnanna. Re- membered by many uncles, aunts and cousins. A serv- ice of remembrance will be held on Saturday August 29. 1996, at 2 P.M at the Church of Jesus Christ of Later Day Saints, in Ptdkenng Village In memory of Mike and in lieu of flowers. donations to the Heart and Stroke Foundation would be greatly appreciat- led. RICHMOND, John. On August 7 1998 at the Aiax Pickenng Hospital. John loving husband of Muriel. Dear father of Dianne and her husband Greg Birrell, Valerie and her husband Ian Goulet, and Barbara and her husband Baan Dugan. Beloved Poppa of Sarah, Miranda. Jennifer, Alec and Bryson. John os survived by his sisters Jean Hickey of the United States Ec Isobi lla Cross of Scotland, and all of his nieces nephews. Donations to TR A C.K (Therape Riding Association for Challenged Kids, R.R.if1, Ux- bridge, Ontario L9P 1R1 would be appreciated. EM1 Improvements ca - Plumbing ; 1 • Plumbing to Voiirng & Storage Yovug a Storup 1; e o —rg —elVgruse s FtANDl%IA\ SERVICES Per. *e S& ra. Oua:l Guaranteed Workmanship Reasonave Rates AV ,enovanons peck. Fenc. es Pairmng Landscaping Windows. Doors. & True. General Repairs & odd pos George (905) 837-0702 Bruce (905)433-1219 HOME LNP. Doorswindows, carpentry, basements. bathrooms, decks Free estimates Senior Discounts (905)425-3362 Ask for Paul Decks, Fences, Sheds Zrertovarieds Free Estimates Call Rid( 905 6194*81 416 953-7607 Disposal Services Residential and Commercial 14 to 40 cubic yard bins for rent (905)683-1397 24 -hours / 7 -days DOUG CLARK W1 Phrrnbng & MiecAarrcaf Co. Ltd. General Contracting Cornnrerua/ A Residential Licensed 6 insured, repairs, alterations 6 renovations new bathrooms, pump repairs FREE ESTIMATES 18 YRS. EXPERIENCE 24 HOUR SERVICE )05) 686-5172 1-800-831.2383 :1 Roo1fing : is A&C R(X)FIN(;. And Aluminum Shingling all types of roofs. new and old. Workmanship Guar. anteed 10% Discount to Seniors. fully in- sured. Free estimates Call Andrew at (90$)428-=704 : 1 • Fillaibing eoirtraerltt Speciakziaa in loath & heseraeat retova- doos. No job too smell Free Estimates Call 686-0773 810 _•�� PAINTING & PLASTERING Colour Stucco ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied. Free Estimate. Sema Discount can Sea 0. IlNrw (4' 6)414-5911(ce�l) TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 420-0081 Novitg i s1.m Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti' mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (1--ei6-°2763�- 75836dr i STORAGE Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appliances & Piano Specialists. Senior & Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured. Free Estimates. Prefelaional servles. Call 436-7795. AJAX Moving Systems F., services ^naves, app ance ane Dano soeoaiists coal ate or hwV We now have healed storage units. ✓re sell moving supplies Park and bad special. ata^ ng at $125 and 4 Serving East to West Coast province to province Member of Cross Movers Bargain rates homes, offices. apt.. etc. Piano droving. Padung available. 423-0239 286-5513 CARPET msTALLAnoMa 25 years experience, restretching, our speciality. Free estimates. 0 am Dome. 967-1799 or 967-16M F:TCiV AAMAnNS CLEANING INC. Too busy? Too tired') or Just don't like cleaning? Give Theresa a call 666.0727 POSITION AVAILABLE TUES. - FRI. MIN. OF 10 HRS. EXP. PREFERRED CAR AN ASSET. FOR MORE INFO CALL 426.6421 725-0005 427-0C RjM House Cleaning W wdi dean up to 3000 sq it Vacuuming. dustmij bath ciearkng Iutchen floors washed window ledges, Use boards & wherever else the house needs cleaningis yetis erp-rirtin' cau R4" 0 416-796-M IMiewGN�iittiMaite�sel cbromeM. : 1 t:'°wAng A COMMMVCTMN •Interlock • Decks • Fencing . Ptantino G23— oll"is SCHOOL Ap "d by O.S.A.0 lessons and test $105. -10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop ff (416) 287-3060 -�... -- ........... ... t. Tec ......... t..x. t•-. _ .•...•. .. -. -. - . 1 UVXM-" o6g 1 & TREE REMOVAL a MAWTENANCE Sbunp removal A L.andscapitng CALL DAVE 831-7055 : Party Senius Em Party Services RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Partes And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. Cat Ernie 666-4932 • Adie Entartairriianl ... a gendow i bat fnmQ E ICFAiMU LADIES SERVING DLIHAM REGIONS ELEGANCE & CLASS NUTA61tM • 111115CRETIM GUARANTEM 4041-8761 NOW IIalN6 mase read yore c�N�l } dW on the first day of pll tion as we oaf be response k for more UNA1 one insertion in the event of an error. Don't Forget The rkws A �'—dvertlser 1a mm DepL phone open tors are ava9- able for your convemem every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 0 A NewDU.40 , Thinking about learning to play a new instrument? The classified ads are a great source for inexpensive, quality used instruments. In fact, you can find great bargains on all kinds of things--fmm automobiles to tools to collectibles. it's all waiting for you in the classifieds, every day. CALL CLASSIFU 683-0707 FAX: 579-2238 OR TOR. LINE 798-7672 ws Advertiser J i� t FALL REGISTRATION FL_`_N0W0PFN }J Muppets Children's Centre Pickering (between Fairport .1C Dixie) 986 Dunhartun ltd. Pickering, Ontario LIV I(:8 Herr arc sine Pod reasons I +, ..,,,nr \t�p�1s (hl�en's centre Pic licnng Agn 16 months to 1' Years - (,Insememly k)cated at Hr y ' ant Dnxre Minutes tions Hwy 401 R, sidrnrul setting - Home Away From Home.. Staffed h dedwatoi qualified stiff Full and pan-ume programs a%ailable !k-,ekPwmal programs comfarc play socialization ata! learning Learning facilitated by age appropnatr svnrsvlum Fxcelk'm K ndergancn programs Fully egwpped cro rr including large outside playground %utrnrous hot hatch and two snacks da,h - Open tram 7 am to 6 pm. Monday to Fndar - Field trips and special rsems If you are looting for an excellent, licensed childLare environment for yotlr child_. (905)420-3211 90a4we r/ ..� • Line Dancing FALL • Tap - REGISTRATION • Acrobatics In Studio • Ballroom • Ballet *Sept., 8,910 • Pointe 6-8:30pm • Modern � •Sept., 12 • Creative Dance 0-1:OOpm Competitive Levels - Ages 3 to Adult. 'Director Karen Brittain C.DD.M.A. The Haire For Dance In CuPham 845 Westney Road South (905) 683-1269 V _ - Sale prices in effect Wwday, Am t 24, wd , spy, a 3o, Save up f0 5 0' o SELECTED HOUSEWARES AND AND WOMEN'S KITCHEN TEXTILES TIC SHOES Choose from a wide assortment of cook - from • great ware, small kitchen appliances, dinner- onware and more .. Reg paces shown ore Sears cr ;es 1/Z pni�e CANNON 'ROYAL FAMILY' SHEET SETS Polyester -cotton 200 -thread count percale. Twin set. Sears reg. 59.99. 2999 �a-rye :. ee� and King secs alsc on sale n CANNON 41 IMPERFECTS' CLEARANCE! OPEN -STOCK SHEETS of Slight flaws will not affect the 179.99-699.99. wear of the product. T -27999 Twin. if first quality, Sears reg. 17.99. Ea, 99 Save 251 ALL MEN'S REG. -PRICED POINT ZERO-- FASHIONS �hocse from knit and woven tops, pants, sweaters and more. Sears reg. $30.75. Each 22SO-5625 STORE OPENING SPECIM 8 A.M. _ 10 A.M. SATURDAY ONLY S /z 1/2 price HILLARY INSULATED LUNCH BAGS =ac:—: nsu'ot on Holds o cans. Sears rea 9 99 Each 499 save 30'. ave an extra 40'6 ALREADY -REDUCED CLEAR- ANCE FAMILY FASHIONS, FOOTWEAR AND ACCESSORIES - _ save 25'0 _ .. Save an extra 40" ALREADY -REDUCED CLEARANCE BEDROOM AND BATHROOM CO-ORDINATES 59EElAA59 price ALL IN -STOCK CAMPING_ TARPAULINS Sears reg 9.99-12 99 Each 3 99 - /■99 �� Wl 1►.I E �� A IN W Y PURCHASE3 Q Q ', E 7.8 -FOR . (.7 C7 �7 , 1 PURCHASE Q s 688 i ariCABLEFOR E Ad A IN W I OD 1V IC ■ Y PURCHASE3 Q Q ', E 7.8 -FOR . (.7 C7 �7 , I OD 1V IC ■