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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_09_01PICKERING EDITION pERIOvICAL Back To School Continues... '9051420=9707 tickering Town Centr "F FLOORING INC. FREEW Wft �hm or ReFh U We For deans) 1550 BAYLY ST. -UNIT 17, Pickering (905) 420-3285 D V E R T I S E R Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Tuesday. September 1, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 16 pages 'Hydro r Citizens' group not informed about tritium in sewers By Marianne Takacs Sia•'1rJ fii^� � PICKERING — Ontario .. � - H%dro %kas on the hot seat here Thursda} night as members of its citizens' committee on the envi- nvi ronment ronment wanted to know why they y weren't informed about excess tri- tium entering the local sewer sys- tem from the Pickering nuclear plant since late June. The criticism came at a mecting of the 'working group* of local communist representatives estah- „ fished h% H%dro to assist with its en ironmental review of the Pick- ering nuclear station. ..Wc weren't informed about it DAVID STEELE even though we mentioned sewer 'We weren't informed about line,,, as an issue (at a July meeting_ it, even though we_mentioned with Hxdro officials):' said wort.- sewers Imes as an issue.' ing _roup mcmher Dave Steele. -- who represents both Pickering- The normal level of tritium in Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for sewage collected from the plant is the Environment and the Pickering 4,5(X) Bq/1. However, the higher Waterfront 2(X)I "Task Force. He level is still well below the 555 suggcsted working group mcm- million Bq/1 limit set for the Pick - hers should be provided a com- Bring station by the Atomic Energy plete list of all the environmental Control Board (AECB ). issues being dealt with at the plant. Judy Ryan, manager for envi- so no more will he left out. ronment, safety and health at the Other group members echoed Pickering plant, suggested it was - Mr. Steele% concern, maintaining n't considered important to bring the% should he kept informed the sewage problem up because about an unusual occurrences at tritium is alreadv on the list of is - the station with potential impact sues for further investigation iden- on the enironment. whether any tified h} the working group. emissions regulations are %iolated "Since it was early on in the in - or not. vestigation we didn't table it as an- H,.dro has not yet found the other tritium issue." she said. She exact source of excess tritium added there was no indication of a flow, which was discovered late in safety or public health risk, or of June and reached 33,3(x) Bec- any regulatory limit being exceed- querels per litre by the beginning of August. It's now at 33,000 Bq/I. See NUCLEAR/Page e 3 g WHAT'S INSIDE How To Rum us Editorial Page ..............6 General .............683-5110 Sports ....................9 Death Notices ........683-3005 Mame Dropping ............11 Auction Line .........683-7545 Classified .................12 Sincerely Yours ..1-860-662-8423 Web site www.durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No.36 photo by Jason Liebregts Ajax student Alex de Lint spent his summer assem- The ship, built entirely of Lego, uses approximately bling a scale model of the Titanic in his garage and is 90,000 pieces and has cost Alex approximately just now putting the finishing touches on the project. $2.000. He's of tha world' ALEX DE LI sT'S SUMMER WAS SPENT BUILDING LEGO REPLICA OF TITANIC AJAX — If a Glengrove Pub- lic School student is asked to write an essay about what he did this summer, he'll be able to tell his teacher he undertook a titanic project. Alex de Lint is nearing com- pletion of a 16 -foot -long model of the ship Titanic using 90,000 pieces of Lego. It is two -and -a - half feet wide and about four feet high and is being constructed on a large piece of wood in his fami- ly's garage. The 12 -year-old says he was inspired to build a model of the Titanic because "it's a very fa- mous shipwreck and we've heard so much about it." He began building the model : TLET U 55 TAUNTON ROAD EAST, AJAX 619-0338nf a or visit our website www.aiaxhudro.on.ca In May, working on it primarily on weekends until he finished school. For the past few months, he has spent most weekdays working on it and has taken week- ends off. "It doesn't seem like it's taken a long time;" admits Alex, who'll he going into Grade 7 this fall. He planned how big the model would be, but says he had difficulty esti- mating how many pieces of Lego he'd need. This isn't the first project Alex has undertaken, but it is the largest. He's already built an opera house which used 30,0)0 pieces of Lego and a cruise ship. Both have been dismantled be- cause of the cost of Lego needed to build each one. "This is the first one I've mod- elled on something that exists," Alex says of the Titanic model, which is very detailed and uses about $2,000 worth of Lego pieces. His parents are hoping a company or community group will purchase it for a display. Alex expects the project will be complete shortly after school begins. He doesn't know what he will build next, but is looking for- ward to spending more time on his other interests, which include music and tennis. As for the future, Alex plans to continue enjoying all subjects, but doesn't rule out a career in archi- tecture or engineering. Sd=111till-- a 1,211 Booth 15 & 16 PAGE 2 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER Tt!ESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1"S New get carre ort ds an `N from p educators,parents in Durham 8y Susan O'Neill Staff Writer A re%anlped version of the Province's standardized report cards will he used to grade c%er% elementary stu- dent in Ontario for the first time this year. The evaluation forms, introduced by the provin- cial gowrnntent last Sep- tember. have been re- worked to correspond with the new curriculum and al- tered in response to feed- back from parents. teachers and school hoards after being tested in one-third of the provincc's elementary schools last %car. "Parental input was very important in de%cloping and refining the new report card." Education and Train- ing Minister Daw Johnson said luesda% in unveiling the final version at it news conference at Ontario Place. The minister said field tests conducted last year showed parents were gen- erally happy with the new report card. but did want some impro-,ements "Parents preferred their children's report cards to have letter grades or per- centage grades. rather than just anecdotal remarks And. they still wanted a place for comments." he said. Passing students in Grades 1` through 6 will now rccei%e letter grades on their c%aluariorrS.�rang- ine fr(mi D- to A+ If a child has not demonstrated the required knowledge and skills and rcinediation is re- quired. the% will receive an R. not an 1. as was standard under the old s%stern. Stu- dents in Grades 7 and M will rccei%c percentage tirades on their reports. "fhc evaluation forms are dcsigncd to pro%ide it clearer picture of a stu- dent's abilities in order to gi%c parents it better under- standing of whcre their child stands. The% also un- derscore the nerd for tcach- ers. parents and students to work together to improve a child's Schooling. Gerry Blake, superinten- dent of programmes for the Durham Catholic District School Board. describes the changes as "cosmetic" but adds the reporting sys- tem itself' creates "unifor- mity" across the province. "What's good about all of this is that the reporting instrument is tied to the curriculum as it should be," he says. "Now that we have one standard report card and new province -wide curricu- lum, parents can easily compare .their child's per- formancie from year to year;" Mr. Johnson noted. BEV FREEDMAN 'Some electronic clean-up.' The revised vcrsion has three lc%cls to indicate it student's readiness for the next grade, shows a curnu- lative figure for absences, includes feedback about it pupils overall Icarning skills and indicates it' a child needs remedial help. Bcv Freedman, superin- tendent of programmes for the Durham District School Board, says most of the feedback the hoard re- ceived from parents and teachers last year was fairly positive. But like amthing that's new, Staff "need a chance to work with it". She notes the ministry has -'aligned the report card to match the new expecta- tions corrin , out of the cur- riculuin for the areas they were soft on". The modifi- cations announced Tuesday also include "Sonic elcc- Ironic clean-up" that will aid teachers. Most parents at the 40 public and 36 separate schools in Durham that participated in last vear's pilot project got their first look at the new report cards in March. The new evaluation forms were slated to go home with students for the first time last December but were held up at many schools due to glitches in the ministry's computer software. Tom Hawks. chairman of' the school council at Port Perry's Epsom Public School, Says while there were sonic glitches last year, overall the new report Cards were well received. -I really liked them" as the Standardized report cards present a '-much clearer picture" of how a child is doing in school. But he'd "like to see bet- ter use of the comment sec- tion". Mr. Hawks feels teachers could use the re- port card to- outline im- pro%rnlcnt .Ir.ccgics and goals t .., its rather than simply listing the cri- teria students have or haven't met in each subject area. Scutt Marks, whose two children received the new report card at Clarc- mont Public School last year, welcomes the revi- sions and hopes they will clear up the "confusing" implementation process that teachers and students experienced during the pilot year. '4e were concerned with the way the marking scheme was set up," he says. "The distinctions weren't very clear.' The new report card will he issued at least three times a year and according to the ministry, parents will he able to point to the stan- dards in the new curricu- lum to discuss their child's sircngths and weaknesses with teachers. Parents will also be notified early in the year if their child is falling behind. Meanwhile, at the sec- ondary level, a new report card will be tested in high schools across Ontario this year and introduced province wide in Septem- ber. 1999 to correspond with the new curriculum for teem ►�r1:I. testi Ica P11•16b :11Sut W 1tl.Nv: (TI. l %RD AE:1 B(1(RD i_ ytE1 yttu �� The United Computer "Back To School Bargain Bonanza" ad which appeared In Friday, August 28th Mews Advertiser inadvertently carried some incorrect product information. The correct information is printed below. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused our customers. .. 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"If you're thinking we deliberate- ly kept something from you that's not what we did and that's not the in- tent;' he added. Mr. O'Brien promised in the fu- ture to notify working group mem- bers of any station events the Town of Pickering is informed of. The rest of Thursday's meeting was spent discussing the environ- mental programme and performance summary report on the Pickering station prepared by SENES Consul- tants Ltd. for the first stage of Hydro's environmental review of the plant. Doug Chambers of SENES answered some of the criticisms which have been levelled at the re- port by explaining it was only in- tended as a compilation of the infor- mation available so far, not as a sum- mary of all the environmental effects of the station. "You have to start somewhere," said Mr. Chambers. "We take that as a benchmark and move forward from that point" He also noted some of the infor- mation criticized as lacking, on is- sues such as contamination path- ways into the environment, is pro- vided in other studies and docu- ments referenced in the report. Working group members raised a number of concerns about the docu- ment's findings, which are to be ad- dressed in later stages of the envi- ronmental review. Martin Herzog, president of the Liverpool West Community Associ- ation, noted the review seems to be proceeding on the assumption ac- ceptable environmental performance by the station will be measured on the basis of meeting regulatory lim- its. ,,We're saying that may not be ac- ceptable to us as residents;' he stat- ed, adding the public probably wants to see emissions from the station as close to zero as possible. Durham kids join class 40,000 -strong to hear Nelson Mandela in Toronto STUDENTS TAKE PART IN MANDELA AND CHILDREN EVENT AT SKYDOME By Susan O'Neill tion of Human Rights this in South Africa, while en- Together Against Racism) Staft Writer December. abling Canadians to hon- camp this year. More than 3,300 "Mandela and the Chil- our his extraordinary lega- And a celebration is Durham students will have dren will be Canada's cy of perseverance, princi- planned for the education an opportunity to celebrate largest -ever classroom ple and achievement," said centre in December. human rights with South event," says organizer John South African High Com- At the Durham Catholic African President Nelson Piper of the Canadian missioner Billy Modise in District School Board. Mandela this month when Friends of the Nelson announcing the event last Sylvie Morel -Foster re - the leader launches a chil- Mandela Children's Fund week. ports staff were meeting dren's fund in Toronto. Committee. Mr. Ranalli repo-ts stu- yesterday to plan activi- The students, approxi- In what will be his sec- dents of all ages will be ties. mately 2,500 from the pub- and visit to Canada, Mr. working on essays and Approximately 15,000 lic board and 800 from the Mandela will launch the artistic projects centred on tickets for the Mandela and separate board, will be Nelson Mandela Chil- the theme of human rights the Children event are among the 40,000 pupils dren's Fund (NMCF), this fall. Human rights will available to the public attending Mandela and the founded in 1995 to help also be the focus of the through Ticketmaster and Children Sept. 25 at Sky- poor and disadvantaged board's STAR (Students the SkyDome box office. Dome. youth in South Africa. "It's a major event that The fund began when luckily falls during our Mr. Mandela pledged a.' 157� other initiatives," says third of his monthly salary4 .. Gary Ranalli, ethnocultur- as president to inspire gov- A ` al and race relations facili- ernment, the private sector tator for the Durham Dis- and citizens to respond to Evir trict School Board, adding the plight of South Africa's Lubwi "we're doing a series of children. projects to highlight Money raised through human rights throughout the fund is used to help TO OW P� the fall" young people who are ne- LOW -_- � The event is one of a va- glected, orphaned, aban- AWLilillMWOMCOST•WfW riety of community activi- cloned and homeless. 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The next step in the review process is the completion of a 'bio- physical effects report' of the impact of the station on its surrounding en- vironment — including land, water and air. That will form the basis of an en- vironmental action plan for the Pick- ering plant, which must be complet- ed and suhmitted to the AECB by Nov. 15. 0" CLE'ANER'S OUR POLICY...LOR'EST PRICING I � ON ALL DRY CLEANING PERIOD... 235 Bayly St. 40(905) Ajax The News (Across from McDonalds) Advertiser 426-1581 Welcomes your notices We .dfor billboard. will not be Shirts always 89¢ FAx 683-55110110 Suits always $4_99- EMAIL them - 2 .3 newsroom(4 Dresses : Sweaters ; durham.net MAIL them: $$5 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, 98 1 Ont. 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AlAx 726 King%wn Rd, flick 1360 Kingston Rd .flick PAGE 1.711E NEW ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SWrE10= 419" Durham jail workers and their life * Shawn Simpson Special to the News Advertiser It's enough to get the "adrenaline pumping" and send a shiver up the spines of the men and women com- mitted to taking "care, custody and control" of people who've chosen to conduct themselves outside the boundaries of the law. When "all systems" is broadcast over the loudspeaker at the W 1ithy Jail corrections officers know little else other than there's an emergency and they have to act fast. "We don't know what's happen- ing:' saysseven-year year veteran correc- tions officer John Hickey. "It could mean a fellow officer is in trouble, a fire, or a myriad of things.' Officer Hickey fiat experienced an all -sys- tems broadcast merely, three weeks into the start of his new career. It was also the first time he was forced to intervene and help subdue an inmate in the act of attacking another offi- cer. "-There's no question we cater to a totally diverse clientele,' he says. "You have young offenders, repeat offenders and the mentally chal- lenged. The correction officer's life is at risk — at times." Downsized out of a long -held po- sition with a major ret:ul chain, Mr. Hickey, now in his 50h, never imag- ined he would be working in a max- imum -security jail, alongside some of society's outcasts. You have to pay the mortgage somehow•, he says, and after answering an ad for correction officers in a newspaper, he was off to a five-week training programme. Built in 1957, the Whitby Jail is a three-floxr facility with 128 beds, 10 of which are reserved for female "of- fenders" or accused. The unassum- ing building next to the GO Transit station is primarily a remand centre, temporarily housing those awaiting court appearances; the average length of stay at the facility is about 20 days and it caters to people ac- cused of everything from impaired driving to murder. Probing cameras, mounted along harrow passageways, vividly stand out against the pale grey walls and ceilings. Jingling keys, voices and slamming cell doors hauntingly echo throughout the facility. At the back of the building is the recreation yard. From a third -floor perch inmates look small, tiny in fact, when stand- ing next to the compound's 40- to 50 -foot retaining walls, deterring at- tempts by offenders to bid farewell to their government -paid hosts. A black net draped over the entire compound serves as a catch-all for any contraband, drugs, alcohol and now cigarettes, that could otherwise find its way into the facility. Each cell holds two inmates, explains jail superintendent and 24 -year correc- tions elder Craig Maher, who are locked in at 9 p.m. and let out at 7 a.m. into what is known as a "day Whitby Jail Superintendent Craig Maher says the corrections system has changed in his 25 years. The jail is primarily a remand facility , temporar- ily housing those awaiting court appearances. The average stay for of- fenders at the Whitby Jail is approximately 20 days. area.- home, what time he left or returned. The day area, are barred oriel)- If the individual isn't at home when sures that run in front of and run the he is supposed to be, as stipulated by length of the sleeping quarters and the court,, the offender is plucked contain two stainless steel picnic ta- off the street and returned to jail. bits, a television and a pay phone. They're not usually given a second Inmates are treated well at the chance. Whitby Jail, says Mr. Maher, noting "It's excellent:' says Donna how things have changed in the Hilditch, electronic -monitoring pro - world of corrections over the course gramme officer. " I think it's just a of his quarter-century career. Tele- wonderful system." Although offi- phones, for instance, have become a cers can't tell where the offender is common fixture in many facilities, when outside their home, Ms. accessible to inmates pretty much at Hilditch can tell if they're where any time during the day; it's impor- they're supposed to be at any given cant for individuals to stay in touch time, unbeknownst to the subject. with family and legal counsel during If he is compelled to attend AA their incarceration. meetings for example, a quick drive As for the meals... "'This is Craig by the building at the time of a Maher, what's on the menu for scheduled meeting will tell all. A today?" the superintendent ask, of portable receiver in Ms. Hilditch's kitchen staff from his comer office car will indicate whether or not the phone. "Jumbo wieners, uh ha, uh offender is in the building. ha, coleslaw, and dinner'? Beef, Currently, there are four people mashed potatoes, gravy... thank you:' on the system, but Ms. Hilditch has He hangs up, "7ihat's a typical day. had as many as a dozen. Between The food is very good here; there are drive-by's, regular home inspections very few complaints about the and signals sent through the monitor meals:' by the virtually tamper -proof ankle Things have also changed in transmitter, she says she can accu- terms of where some offenders serve rately keep track of subjects. their sentence since Mr. Maher first " Ihis way they can maintain em - donned the correction officer's uni- ployment and family contacts and form back in the '70s. Today, people still be doing time;' says Ms. convicted of minor offences can, if Hilditch assuring that the system is eligible, serve their time outside the safe for the community, and that of - confines of the jail, allowing them to fenders are carefully screened. "One continue working and maintain a person asked to stay on the system reasonably normal life. after his sentence had ended. He said Launched about three years ago, 'this lifestyle is good for me: He the electronic -monitoring pro- stayed on for about another three gramme, a type of house arrest, al- lows officers at the jail to keep tabs weeks." Those given the privilege of Aar- on offenders. Through an electronic ticipating•in the electronic -monitor - bracelet (transmitter) fastened to the ing programme must pay $12 a day, individual's ankle and a monitor excluding the days they're at work, hooked up to the offender's tele- to help recoup the $1,500 cost of the phone, a signal is sent to the Whitby unit. Jail's monitoring centre letting off- Two other very "progressive" cers know when the offender is at projects at the Whitby facility are the education and community work pro- (Trammes. Judy Skinner heads up these departments and makes what- ever arrangements are necessary to fulfill either the requests of inmates wfio might want to take corresp)n- dence coxuss or upgrade life -skills, or the demands of court which has imposed as part of the offender's sentence, community service work. "For many, it's the first experi- ence they've ever had contributing to the community;" says Ms. Skinner. "It's a real eye-opener for some who see for the first time people far worse off than they are, street people, the homeless who are absolutely at the bottom of the income chain. It gives them a sense of belonging, some- thing positive, becoming part of a team. It's an amazing thing to see. Sometimes they even surprise them- selves: Aside from the positive henefits of community work to the offender, chanty groups gain as well, says Ms. Skinner. Agencies, like churches, which would otherwise have to pay someone, get the work done for free;. ..You'd be surprised how many con- victed people have special talents and skills, she says, providing stain glass and masonry a, examples. "It's a real win-win situation. For a small institution, we do good, very progressive work here:' says Ms. Skinner. "For many, when they reach the dcxrs of the jail, they've reached rack hottom. But, we've seen many lives tum around. It's a spacial txmus when we see successes.- The uccesses.'The life of a corrections officer can, at times, be difficult. Yet as tough -going as it is on occasion, with staff often dealing with murder- ers, sexually depraved individuals and the like, workers at the Whitby Jail have somehow retained some level of compassion. Even Alison Gendron has main- tained a level of empathy for some of the offenders and their unfortunate circumstances despite her 19 years as a corrections officer. Though she says she's "lost a lot of compassion over the years" there are times when someone or the na- ture of the circumstances strikes a nerve. Superintendent Maher, officers Gendron and Hickey, and Ms. Skin- ner and Ms. Hilditch, meanwhile, will likely be moving on to another facility following Whitby Jail's scheduled closure in 1999. Whitby is but one of 14 correc- tional institutions in central Ontario slated for shutdown to make room for five so-called super jails with about 1,200 beds. "It's a tough job;" says Mr. Maher in closing. "The staff are very professional. With the clientele they're dealing with and the resources available to them, I think they do an excellent job." Community news in Ajax and Pickering Discussing the `silent sorrow of infant loss An 'Infant Loss Awareness and Support Night' is being of- fered Tuesday, Sept. 22 at 7 p.m. at the auditorium in the Pickering Central Library. One The Es- planade. The purpose of the evening will be to rail: awareness of the issues faced by parents who have experienced infant loss. This in- teractive evening will provide participants with the opportunity to find out what infant loss is and how it impacts on parents, sib- lings, extended families and com- munities. Infant loss is often re- ferred to as the 'silent sorrow' de- spite its traumatic impact on fam- ilies. The session will deal with questions such a, why this is the case and what issues parents, sih- lings, extended family and com- munities fixe. Guest speakers Shelley Granato, Madeline Volpe and Ronda Evans will share their sto- nes of neonatal loss, stillbirth, miscarriage, and their post -loss experiences. Thosc who have ex- perienced similar loss may find their stories familiar and could make a valuable contribution to the discussion. Everyone is wel- come to attend. Read -a -thou benefits kids Elementary schools in Ajax, Pickering and Whitby are being invited to participate in the sec- ond annual Read -a -thou being held by the Pickering Museum Village Foundation to raise money for the restoration of the Puterhaugh Schoolhouse at the village. Pupils at the schools will he encouraged to read Canadian literature between Monday, Sept. 14 and Friday, Oct. 16 and keep track of the books they read on a tally sheet provided. At the end of the contest pe- riod, the three schools with the most books read per student will be declared winners and re- ceive prizes of books. This year, the Chapters book store in Ajax is donating books for the winning schools, and has also provided a donation to the schoolhouse project. Information packages on the contest have been delivered to local school boards for distribu- tion to all principals and librari- an/resource teachers. They will also be provided to the Parent Advisory Committees. Schools which have not re- ceived a or requiring more in- formation may call Ms. Drake at (905)839-1395. photo by Carl Ferencz Love at firstsight . Jesse and James Papastavros of Ajax found the cently for car buffs near Port Perry. More than f THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SFXMMEER 1, 1911 - PAGE S Garage sale helps hospital AJAX — Residents of 44 Falby Ct. p.m. on the patio at the back of the in Ajax are holding their 10th annual building. fund-raising garage sale for the Ajax- Items available will include small Pickering Health Centre Saturday, appliances, jewellery, cookware. Sept. 12. hooks, furniture, hikes, a bake table The sale will run from 9 a.m. to I and more. General Arts & Science can get you going in the right direction. Are you unsure which direction you would Gke your career to take, or in which program you want to enrol.2 General Arts & Science will give you a wide range of options and skills. This program a designed to respond to individual learning objec- tives by providing career exploration• skiQs development and flexible programming in a liberal arts environment You can complete thLs pro- gram as a one -rear ceruficate or a two-year diploma Call today, fall semester starts soon! Plan for our Coll today for more Fa courses infornwlion at +odor• 44=0 721 -2000. Home of the Durham University Centre per ect automotive specimen -- a 57 Chevy -- 100 cars were on display for participants to at an End of Summer Cruise night hosted re- enjoy. Everybody reads and shops the News :advertiser' Sue Rutland md friends help juniors in Ajax achieve a brighter future. .� w �°° Sue with three of her �tudenth. Z Sue Rutland believes so strongly in the value of junior Achievement that she's local business," says Sue. "Investing in youth is key to creating a brighter future recruited over 30 others to join her in volunteering for the program. for all Canadians." They help deliver three programs to schools: one on the basics of business for Sue and her fellow volunteers work for Royal Bank in Durham Region. They're grade five and six; a second, geared to grade eight and nine, on the economics of just some of many Royal Bank staff across Canada who take time out to help in staying in school; and a third that takes senior high-school students through the their communities. And we'd just like ROYAL BANK process of setting up and managing a business. to take this opportunity to thank FINANCIAL GROUT' "The thrust of junior Achievement is to bridge the gap between schools and them for doing what they do. e tnlagtfP � A Vew int of Communh . PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEP'I'EMER 1, IM Ne A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION WS 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tito Whlttalter EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Improving the lines of communication Ontario Hydro officials at the Pickering Nuclear Gen- erating Station (PNGS) came under fire last week from members of a citizens' panel for not disclosing that ex- A cess tritium has been finding its way into Pickering's sewer system since June. j TH The reaction from members of the citizens' working I� G group formed to review the environmental effects of the _ we station on the communities of Ajax and Pickering held just the right measure of criticism to show PNGS offs- ;1 cials two important things: that the citizens' panel is knowledgeable and that it won't shy away from speaking G out. That's good news for everybody. For Ontario Hydro's part, it has so far lived up to its LETTERS- pledge to be more accountable and more accessi- blepublic to its host communities. OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NEWS And the citizens' working group deserves both credit and support for its willingness to speak out vocally and forcefully in the face of its perception that Hydro had an obligation to inform members of the tritium problem.As Porkmbarrel politics David Steele, a member of the citizens' panel, pointed out to PNGS officials last week, "We weren't in- formed about it even though we mentioned sewer lines as an issue." alive and well That comment left little room for Ontario Hydro offi- cials to misinterpret its meaning. Pickering nuclear plant To the editor: French language skills — un- officials responded to the criticism by, in effect, agree- A friend of mine from Ot- other way to steal jobs from ing the sewer problem was an issue: they pointed out tri- tawa just conveyed some un- unilingual Ontarians. tium was alreadv on the list of matters to be probed by believable and disturbing This means Quebecers will the citizens' group. news. He tells me the federal be taking care of collecting Whether or not PNGS officials decided to withhold government has moved our taxes, not only for the federal information is, and will remain, a point of debate. eastern Ontario tax files from government, but Ontario taxes What's more important, however, is that Ontario Hydro, Ottawa to Shawinigan, Que- as well. bee — Prime Minister Jean I would like to see not only through its PNGS staff, are making an admirable effort Chreticn's home riding. His our local MPs, but also our at listening to the public — through the citizens' panel riding also recently received local MPPs, explain this to the — and responding to their concerns. two new armouries and a mu- readers of this newspaper. So, this early and regrettable miscommunication can scum. serve as a lesson for all involved. Any employer who wants To the operators of the Pickering nuclear station: your to transfer from Ottawa to Henning Raven, efforts at being more open are duly noted and welcomed. Shawinigan must have superb Ajax Remaineect sthe suttte re- Medical staff ease trauma solve these that are o important tics of Ajax and Pickering. To the editor. ter and myself. They made a To the citizens' panel: keep up the good work, contin- On Aug. 17 at 7:15 p.m., I traumatic event easier to han- ue to have the courage of your convictions and work had to call 911. as my son dle. I would like to thank with residents and PNGS officials to further your impor- Bryan was having a severe al- them very much. tant agenda. lergic reaction to a bee sting. The nurses in the Ajax - By working cooperatively, as has been the case these I didn't get the names of Pickering Health Centre last months, Ajax and Pickering residents can make in- the two ambulance attendants emergency department that formed de6sions about their nuclear neighbour. who came so quickly to our night were great too. To respond to this editorial can home. They were great. They tl�petgal�! Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 were kind, helpful and very Veda Tahradu, reassuring to my son, daugh- P"ering TM WHi1TTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The Nary Adretber Is as of to IYl*Wd OW dr JOANNE IgJR6fIARDT Edtor-in-ChieERAL 683-5110 f The�Nrwikamsnb a STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor ILASSEED 683-0707 d� l Ytp BonddTa ttoat BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising q ION 683-5117 any Anw, din DINICAN FLETCHER Advertising Manager 0mvW lyNareptperAteoc,andhdto- EDDE KOLOOZIFJCZAK Classified Advertising Martaper ADIfr111C1 AtSIFED FAX 683-7363 dst GeWd to A 09at The Mars ALE COMPOSING FAX 5751`9273 vstierieatnsnberdtte0trttioPtttaCouf JO N WILL Real sU JOiNI tII1iLLE11S Real Estate/Automotive Advertising newsroomOdufiamM E4L4 L d806010R.Tao k ttiL0210,anki- RIE Manager www WEN SITE �t atgtrtltion ht adeeeeee IBM* BARBARA HARRISON Production Manager .dwhamnews.nd s t>tiout DrDm The JANICE O'NBL Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production p>bllMnrtataverhtgttoche*artttiw `mow` ow Cat tr �� iliaiitre �. 1ptitoesiaaoaphs LELWI HOOK Administration Manager AL 11111PI"i SPORTS EDITOR Junior `N hockey season could be best ever In my 10 years of reporting on tier II junior hockey in Ajax and Pickering, I believe this sea- son, more than any other previous campaign, holds the promise of delivering to the players and fans the best this level of hockey can be and should have been all along. For those unfamiliar with the workings of tier li junior hockey in this area, this category of ju- nior hockey, prior to this season, existed in two forms — the Ontario Hockey Association's Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League and the Metro Junior 'A' Hockey League. The Metro league, for several seasons, existed as an 'outlaw' league not sanctioned under the OHA umbrella. This past summer, the deep thinkers within the two leagues finally saw the proverbial light and took steps to merge the two leagues. For those in- volved in this level of hockey, the integration of the leagues made sense for all the right reasons. It would allow teams to compete in a geographic sphere which will keep travel costs down for the owners, allow rivalries to be built which would, in turn, create more fan interest and simply create better hockey for all concerned. Nov, that the regular season in the new Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League is less than a month away, coaches of the Ajax Axemen and the Pickering Panthers are preparing their clubs to play in the newly -formed Eastern Conference consisting of the Ajax Axemen, Pickering Pan- thers, Bowmanville Eagles, Oshawa Legionaires, Port Hope Buzzards, Cobourg Cougars, Lindsay Muskies, Trenton Sting, Bancroft Hawks, Kingston Voyageurs, Wellington Dukes, Peterbor- ough Bees and the Syracuse Junior Crunch. Panthers' head coach Rod McGillis is con- vinced the conference will be the toughest in the entire league, with numerous natural rivalries, in- cluding the Axemen and the Panthers who'll meet for the first time ever this season. It's expected to make it extremely competitive. "It might be the best division to play in junior hockey," notes Mr. McGillis. "We're definitely going to have our hands full. I think there's going to be a lot of parity in the league. The teams that get out of the blocks quickly and work hard should do well:' Axemen head coach Mark Watson agrees there will be no gimme games throughout the 52 -game regular -season schedule as he suspects all teams within the conference will be competitive. "I've talked to other coaches and general man- agers in the league, and everyone agrees it's going to be tough to make the playoffs," says Watson. "I think every night will be iimportant. It's going to be extremely competitive. Every night is going to be a good game:' The Panthers and the Axemen will play their fust -ever league contest at the Ajax Community Centre on Tuesday. Sept, 29 at 8 p.m. 'tire Panthers will play their homes games at the Pickering Recreation Complex on Friday nights, while the Axemen's home contests will be at the Ajax Community Centre on Tuesday evenings. Al Rivett is a regular News Advertiser columnist To W spond to this column call lnfasoume at 683-7040 and dial 5108. Flo of p Zvi I THE MEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTE MER 1,1!!i -PAGE 7 p sX420-2222 * 683-2760* yy , g ;24 her. Direct Access 420-4660 eb Site:,www.townwpickering.on.ca - THE TOWN OF PICKERIN SEFUMBER 2 Site Plan Advisory Committee ® Town Hall SEPTEMBER 2 Toww Council Meeting Q ll Town Ha SEPTEMBER f Committee of Adjmtwlerlt ® Town Han +OBER 14 Executive Cnaunittee Meeting A Town Han SEPTEMBER 17 Statutory Public lram..ration Meetkq @ Town Hall TOWN OF PICKERING HOLIDAY OPERATING HOURS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1998 ber 7 Closed Tuesday, September 8 Town Council Meeting at 7:30 p.m. Closed on :Mondays Monday, September 7 Closed Pickering Central Library Closed Sundays until Nlid-October Monday, September 7 No Service No Collection on 1londa-,s *l Monday, September 7 Cloned Monday, September 7 Closed Monday, September 7 Closed PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX CELEBRATES OUR _F- 1SrH BIRTHDAYM i�aturdav sgptemher 19,1998 from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 pm. Visit the Pickering Recreation Complex display at COMMUNITY POLICE DAY at 19 Division in Pickerine for a sweet treat! G requires . 't Mie Toww of M a s. Park I& ae f;atew we f �� W. WedAw PART TIME above boundaries) 2. DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE & RECREATION REQUIRES � FIREFIGHTERS all eligible to work in y AQUATIC INSTRUCTORS FOR dflcta�ua carpraaoa d the FALL 1998 For area bounded b Taunton y Tt Town d Pidtena� tThe ErPlauda /1me f/4ypt a^m ?&4w4" tits e4sfwca Road (Regional Road to the South; Markham-Pickeke ring . oMaria uv stn Must have current certification: -/ ae p� Townhne to the West; M &FW Oprx—ty Eml*9er First Aid. Basic Rescuer CPR as 40al(& y % ea!trGrs� tt'% Uxbridge Pickering Townline the North and Durham In wawdancc With due Mrn,ciprl Fnrdrrw Pmrrcriarr Act. well as Red cross/LSS Instructors eottMcearj ae tie R Regional Road 1123 (Lakerid a g th inliwmand Arr.t>rinftwrMuni gathered+.adlcctcd a4kcied Applicants must be 16 years of age FREE Activities Include: Road) to the East. pwsaarn k) tlse Msrwrcr/w/ Ace R.S.O. 19911. cM as. anJ will he usal or aver and be available to Work i�IAROOI G Qualifications are as follows: k, select a caMlidale. mcgular shifts. (sponsored by Windward) 1. Resident of the Town of Pickering (within the c tltarrk all tlaae lndiv u wMo apply: h"_Ccr• ,nuy dace applcam Pied an trllervww will he ahta,wWrg d Mie Toww of M a s. Park �i car DIANA, Princess of Wales above boundaries) 2. DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE & RECREATION REQUIRES t all eligible to work in y AQUATIC INSTRUCTORS FOR Park Opening a Canada; FALL 1998 3. Minimum grade 12 Date: Saturday, September 12, 1998 education or equivalent; Must have current certification: Time: 11:00 a.m. y 4. Valid Class "G" driver's First Aid. Basic Rescuer CPR as Location: Diana, Princess of Wales Park license; well as Red cross/LSS Instructors Located behind Pickering Recreation Complex 5 Minimum 18 yrs of age. Applicants must be 16 years of age FREE Activities Include: Application forms can be or aver and be available to Work M Skateboarding Registration: 10:30 - 11:15 a.m. y Obtained from the Human mcgular shifts. (sponsored by Windward) �►` Resources Department, One Application forms can be obtained 0 Road Hockey The Esplanade, Pickering and from the Human Resources D Kindergym activities for young children must be completed and p Ikpartmcnt. One The Esplanade, Bubble Blowing returned by September 3, 1998 Pickering and must be completed and returned by September 18. Art Activities tel Valerie )ones, Employment Services Coordinator. 1999 to Valenc Jones. Employment * Face Painting Services Coordinator. `, Auk I h PICKERING OFFICIAL PLAN PICKERING RURAL STUDY IMPLEMENTATION ncc Coursed of We Cswprwau,r . t the T.,wn .4 Pwkenng enacrnl By la. Nurnher 316.LYx a• ,a „-Pular nsocuas of Augum a, 19" to adofa Amerain-ffl 2 k, We (HrwW Plan kw the T. .,f k: nag k, deka We Rural Sandy Aro .m lamb rear „f ncc Wcat Dufrma C'rcclr :1c r Y -W and effect „f aha pnlst'y a k, dckte the Rural Stolt' Arc.— rands —1 4 the Wcn t x,t I'" Creek. and w,thm am arca. ak,sufy cerraan atklnk,rul lands a. Pan rd the Open Space ti. tc,a. r ' �nanix n nelafnit W Asacmdaum 2 a, tie Official Plan ,s a„a lahte at Lbc Clerk'. Dcparuneat P kering Cmc Coa plex. One The Eiptana k. Plckrnag. Onus,, hnrcca the hors of a Wl a.m ,riot a YI Pont. Mnnday a, Friday. N,wmitacm 2 k, the Pckenag 0(rrenl Plan has hmn mbailWd In Itae Regwral 164 q"Iay of 14rham fur in approval Any person ,w pablw body will he eatalul k, receive mKwc of the . k-•:G.ar ,>( tic approval autlawxy of a wnuen sprit a) bc n,nrfsrl ,A ibc dtenroa a nude to tit .,fin „vat audairry. »nttcn raquwsts 4) be awifted of the dancer eapecun� Awcadmeat 2 k, the Psckctrng t: t .w Plan a mm be reit w: Rep„nal Mwmiquilay of Durham. Plarwag Deparweat 1611 Duadw Such East. Nh Fkaw. Whabry. Otuarn,, L I N 2L 1 Nh, aid y,w requae any wkwtaatra with reaper w Mnaaltacwt 2 w the Pwkcnag OQw,al Plan. ,r...c .:,,man Cation McKAsght, Planner I at (9t1i) i20.� ). tw (`a)SI W-27rwt- csternstr bll2. .,r C.deme Rose, Manager. PtAwy Dwaar at eawns„n tout. Bruce Taykw. AMCT. CMM T,rn ('kr11 Saturday September 12, 1998 11.00 am to 5:00 p.m. Art dt Crafts Show and Salt y tP.te► 70 rma n f AmisM iwclwAV r woM. Winio store , 09, • Aortic 0.65"A t ainie"r laneY. Cissas a Pard ffaerLw We” Mu W. Paper a Rbrie far4aow a� � � waetl r wk.a....� ud,w�r.Ph & M�e.ic Ring Pew al bile Orawkar soewie t sna &Am Ph"atrarl" Dri«t silk + crenoi» Nara) Derma ftainad t Frani slaws filar Nark sawllsw silver. Clan, setas i r brk in alas r .U.d Q.Rw qtr, Rddiwg a Anwanks Tal ad i HuNdAbedlt Pram . WIn W t arm sa.lrc uua a canes Pias, tweed carwinir i Tswniate much. s curfin ria a w. ...aw�.r..y caw rawadwa, rW*,- wwka1 Chil&%Ws dr Yosah Art Activities Musical, Drama, Dance h Literary Performances Paas,. hr>Aicij lw�t»Paw.. An is fer Bha�"W. Mie Toww of M a s. Park �i car ee c air Bas etball E2 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament PRIZES to be WON at 11:00 A.M.... Enter on the day to WIN ]+( * Free Swimming Passes y • Free "Kindergym" Birthday Party T * Free "Moms and Teens" Fitness Classes for 6 weeks A1C * Free "Raptorball League" Program for 12 weeks y • • ftp til A C�0 Septe>rber A z'a aE 13- I I 3"11 .LK :i. 5 t•K Stcambarn open Saturday' Stttt�.y Asitia petting too music on the bandstand costumed interpreters pioneer baking samples threshing display musical haywagon ride he;ntagc crafts BBQ by Pickenng Scouts original play performed by Larry O'LAary's School of Drama rounders and children's games 1 woodworking demonstrations ` fresh honey i oorn on the cob blacksmith displays quit raffle tickets available Cilapters/Ajare Read-A•Thon info useum am l , Fill Family Anctim preview ' llagte - abo open an Sunday PX'X= aG Mt SWN Monera is on Hwy. 7, betwem Brock Road & Rfntoey Road. plem call (905) 685 -OWI for maze iwforansuon. Amm": Adnita 115. Sesiam ", Sttatlerua ". Children 5-18 1133 & Families 815. PPe-book your ' aI t�Phone, person Cash. VISA ale Mastercard This event is reoommanded for Se�Ew�lrwe'!8 &'i9 ages 18 and up. apa" tq Ea ,W~ pq Tickets $5. PK:xeRRac MUSRUM V„ , a•... In on Hwy. 7 betwom Brock Road and Weatney Road. MC.6 t.THE IaR'8 ADVEKnsizRTUESDAY, SpIL10R I. ItM . Crime Stoppers seek Durham man missing nearly two years MARK RICHARD GARLAND WAS LAST SEEN BY FRIENDS IN TORONTO NOV. I. 1996 Crime Stoppers and Durham Regional Police are seeking the public's as- sistance in locating a Durham resident reported missing nearly two years ago. Mark Richard Garland was last seen by friends in Ajax Scout the Toronto area on the weekend of Nov. 1, 1996. At that time he appeared to be in good health and gave no indication of a planned absence. He was employed as a glass blower in the Toronto area. His activities since Nov. )rroups recruit kids, adult helpers AJAX — The 2nd Ajax Scout Group is looking for a few, good kids and several adult helper. Youngsters five to seven years old can join Beavers for the 1998-99 programmes. Cubs welcome children from eight to 10 years old while Scouts is for youths from I 1 to 14. The groups will begin meeting in mid-September at the Church of the Holy Trini- ty, 400 Monarch Ave., Ajax. Beavers get busy Tuesdays from 6:15 to 7:15 p.m. and Scouts get together from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. the same night. Cubs meet Wednesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Cost to join is $70 per child or $130 for two in the same family. Meanwhile, the troops are looking for volunteer leaders and helpers for all age groups and for people to serve as dis- trict representatives and fund- raisers. For more information call 2nd Ajax Scout Group chair- man Peter Walker at 686- 1065. 4, 1996 are unclear and he has not been seen or heard from since then. Investiga- tors to date have been un- successful in determining his whereabouts. This un- characteristic absence has police concerned he may have been a victim of foul play. Mr. Garland may have frequented the Queen's Quay, Jarvis Street or Richmond Street areas of Toronto during the evening hours. He is described as white, 29 years old, 6'4" and about 200 pounds with Be ready for College with College Preparation programs. Prepare to attend college with College Preparation pngrams. These programs will equip you with the necessary skills to meet the prerequisites of a postsecondary program. College Preparation programs are offered in: Pre-Tecbrwlogy, Pre- Wealtb, axd Pre-Busixess/Arts. The Pm-Business/Arts program runs for 15 weeks and will enable students to enter Business programs in January. {d w "day far rags Oat a head aart on yaw irdarr"Wim at educatiem amsmn tort 005) 711-500. 44101 Sepia 1. Home of the Durham University Centre WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND PICKERING TUESDAY. SEPT. 1 PARENTS: A support group for par- ents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parental abuse meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800-488-5666 for location. EUCHRE: Bid euchre night at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 606, 1555 Bayly St., Pickering, at 7:30 p.m. Phone 839-2990 for informatoin. GENEALOGY: The Whitby -Oshawa Branch (Durham Region) of the On- tario Genealogical Society meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Arts Resources Cen- tre, 45 Queen St., Oshawa. Dorothy Martin will speak on Researching For Your United Empire Loyalists Connec- tions. Free and all welcome. 683-2476 (Marion), or 723-7460 (Bessie). AUDITIONS: The Uxbridge Chamber Choir holds individual auditions today through Wednesday. Call (905)473-5640. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 2 MANAGEMENT: The Canadian Insti- tute of Management, Durham branch, holds an information and registration night at Durham College, 2000 Sim- coe St. N., Oshawa, Room C320, from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. AUTISM: The Autism Society, Durham Chapter, holds a meeting at 7:30 p.m. at 450 Broadgreen St., Pickering. The group provides support for families of individuals having PDD or autism. (905)427-9572 (Judy Cros- bie). WHAT IS MY BEST INVESTMENT CHOICE? K f- - !EEsdhliwrM�6�►66245Debbie Morgan t-saei t t Fortune hrvestment It's Summer in Grand Style at Parlcwood Guided Mansion Tours Tues to Sun 10:30 to 4:00 Adult $6.00 Senior/Student $4.50 Family . $14.00 Garden Teahouse Restaurant Tues to Sun 10:30 to 4:30 Glorious Gardens Daily 10.-00 to 5:00 *NEW* Garden Totes - Tues. & Thurs $ 3 The R.S. McLaughlin Estate _ 270 Simcoe St. N. Oshawa 433-4311 shoulder -length brown wavy hair and blue eyes. Crime Stoppers will pay cash for any information that will assist investiga- tors in solving this disap- pearance. Callers never have to give their name or testify in court and Crime Stoppers does not use call display, Call 436-8477 or 1 -800 -222 -TIPS. Ftlllne Foods S' Fresh, Quality Meats at Unbeatable Prices! [Fresh Chicken Thighs �_ Sirloin Tip Roasts SAVES 99 $1.00 lb. Ib. IEia_W a's i Frmeu Pero M.a4 saa.rrtraat N tw SAVE .Si.00 Ib. 1113mem SAVES 99 ."* M. M. SAVE 49 -70-CM. Ribsa m 16. 9M9. I 0 .Ura SAVE$99 i.00 Ib. lb. , Eye of Round Steaks SAVE$ 51.30 1b.369lb C410. Rad. brand A/AA/AAA itriplln �SFte4aM SAVE 9 1.50 ft. 7 M Pork Sirloin Steaks "vE$ 49 .r va iib. Veal )A wlellm of Veal Knackw►unt SAES99 8 " Ilb- VX Ceatie Cut be Five Foods 'The Meat -- 17%HwrpWK1 0S16 #s i'idc * ft= _F 1*76 #401 � tt'i.eerlq M M P>dssb► ft�1eleras ellowlve ttttalM areltttrs fteeeNtiM mar k tt!!s r THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTnUER 1, 1"S - rAGE 9 SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND DICKERING Uunbarton High School student Jon Lane dance duo earned gold medals for their and partner Deborah Allworth, of Missis- efforts and have enjoyed medal -winning sauga, excelled on the ice at the Central performances at several other competi- Ontario Section Summer Competition at tions this summer. the Thornlea Community Centre. The ice Heat peewees eliminated from playoff tourney PICKERE4G - The Pick- ering Heat peewee boys' fast - pitch team were eliminated in two straight games at the York/Durham league play- offs in Aurora on the week- end. The Heat struggled all season, however, as a higher - calibre junior team and ended up finishing eighth in regular - season play. During the first playoff game against Oak Ridges, the Heat carne out like gang- busters, but wilted in the lat- ter stages of the game to drop a 13-6 decision. Pickering sprinted out to a 5-1 lead in the first inning as Anthony Paradiso, Pickering's lead-off batter, got on base with a walk and later scored. Chris MacLeod belted a triple to right field, scoring Paradiso. Next to the plate was Billy Keith who singled to bring home MacLeod. Ricky Chester made the Oak Ridges pitcher hurl sonic good balls but, unfortunately, flied out to centre field. Steven Valentini singled, but after a great de- fensive play by the opposi- tion got Valentini at second base. Jeff Magee singled to right field as did Justin Over, both of whom scored. Matt King got on base with a sin- gle and was left stranded as was Bryan Gillespie. Oak Ridges kept chipping away at the scone while Pickering's bats got quieter. Pickering rallied in the sixth inning with Paradiso scoring again. Ryan Miller, Tyler Pelley and Oliver Salmon all made great attempts to get on base but to no avail. In the second game, Pickering came up against host Aurora. Pickering had trouble generating some of- fence against a strong Aurora squad which went on to win 8-2. Crossing the plate for Pickering were Steven Valen- tini and Bryan Gillespie. As part of the playoff tournament, Aurora hosted a Golden Glove Competition. Pickering's representative was veteran catcher Billy Keith. With five competitors remaining, a bad bounce off of Keith's glove kept him from winning the Golden Glove title. Joining the core of regu- lars from last year were Steven Valentin, Justin Over, Bryan Gillespie and Tyler Pelley who were all an asset to the team. The team is coached by Norm MacLeod, Paul Magee, Jim Gillespie and Liz Keith. Area skater golden at summer comnetition tied for first place in the compulsory dances, then took gold medals the follow- ing day in the freedance event. Two weeks prior, the duo achieved this same feat with gold medals in compulsory dance and freedance events in the Summer Sizzle com- petition in Kitchener -Water- loo. The skaters also earned a bronze medal at the North American Challenge Skate International in Lake Placid, AJAX — An Ajax figure skater and his partner were golden on ice at the recent Central Ontario Section Summer Competition at the Thornhill Community Cen- tre. Jon Lane, 16, and his partner Deborah Allworth, 15, of Mississauga, earned a pair of gold medals in the ice dance competition at the summer event. In a strong field of 12 dance couples from across Ontario and Quebec, Lane and Allworth Pre -season co PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers junior 'A' hockey pre -season schedule continues this Fri- day, Sept. 4, with a game against the Wexford Raiders. The contest is slated for the Pickering Recreation Complex at 7 p.m. Other Panthers' exhibi- n New York in July. Allworth and Lane, a stu- dent at Dunbarton High School in Pickering in the High Performance Athlete programme, have skated to- gether for the past six years. They train at the Scarbor- ough and Oakville Skating Clubs with coaches Carol and Jon Lane and Debbie Lee. The dance pair have their sights set on the national championship in Ottawa in February. tinues for Pickering Panthers tion games include: - Tuesday, Sept. 8 vs. the Oshawa Legionaires at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium at 8 P.M. Thursday, Sept. 10 vs. Wexford Raiders at Scar- borough Arena at 7 p.m. - Friday, Sept. 1I vs. Ajax Axemen at the complex at 7 p.m. - Saturday. Sept. 12 vs. Os- hawa Legionaires at the complex at Z p.m. - Sunday. Sept. 13 vs. Or- angeville Crushers at Teen Ranch Arena at 5 p.. -n, There's no cost to attend Pickering Panthers' home exhibition contests. it � BACK TO SCHOOL alp', , Time to Clean up with this ® GREAT OFFER on Hoover Central Vacuums 5-10 Year Warranty on Complete anWec see dealer for detail+ 7FA Bring In This Ad & Receive aYEAR S BONUS GIFT WITH PURCHASE • a My of NwAng AJAX 29HAAT M AVE. S. VACUUMS FOR LESS! I (Bdw Mtry.2rind101) ii0%jMj,1r r c< 7 PICKERING 375 KNr1GSTON RQ 10nft2a ) fflll�t Pickering Heat hot in winning mite boys' ball championship PICKERING — The Pickering Heat Mite boys' softball team won the York/Durham league playoli' champi- onship tournament in Newmarket Sun- da�. blanking Aurora 4-0 in the final. Paced b) an ll -strikeout perfor- mance by Matt Moss. outstanding de- fence and clutch hitting, the Pickering mites were rewarded with the playoff title. The Heat scored two runs in the first inning with Justin Galego and Devon Tannahill crossing the plate, then padded their lead with two runs in the third inning. Outstanding defence by James Bals- don, Kyle Bartlett, David Howchin, Jesse Raycroft, Kyle Kotchie, Daniel Keith, Kyle Van de Bospoort, Joshua Raycroft, Tannahill, Matt Ferguson and Galego kept Aurora players off the basepaths. Action started on Saturday with Pick- ering thumping Thornhill 27-0. Starting pitcher Tannahill surrendered only one hit in the contest while striking out six. Spartans peewees suffer close loss at tourney' AJAX — -rise Ajax Spanans minor peewee select baseball team narrowly missed a chance to advance to the finals of the recent Thornhill Rebels Tmirnament. Needing a win o%cr Mississauga North to advance to the final, the Spartans battled gamely, but Icxt a close 1(1`9 deci- sion to Mississauga. Mississauga jumped into a 5-0 lead after one inning. but Ajax came back in the second inning on runs from Blake Ruelens, Erik Matanovic and Adam Urquhart. Pitcher Urquhart held Missis- sauga scoreless in the second inning. Robert Beckett scored in the third inning to cut the Mississauga lead to 5-4. Ajax tied the game in the fourth inning after Ruelens hanged out a triple and later scored. Erik Hillis drove in Tyler Oxen - holm to core the tying run. Jordan Pren- tice, Neal Baweja and Beckett• after a flawless bunt by Devon Smith, scored in the fifth inning to give Ajax a 9-7 lead. The lead. however. was slxrt-lived as Mississauga scored three runs in the fifth inning to earn the win. The Spartans peewees started the event with an 8-3 loss to the Forest Glen Giants. the reigning pro%inial champs. Hillis put Ajax on the board in the second inning after being brought home by Ian Smith. Forest Glen scored five nuts in the third in- ning to take a commanding lead. Ajax at- tempted a rally in the fifth inning after Ian Smith singled, then stole second and third bases and scored on a single by Baweja Ali walked and later scored on a stand-up triple by Ruelens who later scored on a single by Devon smith. Urquhart and Matthew Firth handled the pitching duties for the Spar- tans. Second baseman Ali made an out- standing defensive play. In the second game, Ajax mercied Guelph after being ahead 15-3 after the fourth inning. Devon Smith pitched the fust three innings, holding Guelph to two runs. Firth pitched the fourth inning for Ajax, facing five batters. Offensively, Devon Smith went three -for -three with two tuns scored; Firth and Ali each went two -for -three with Firth scoring two runs; Oxenholm, Matanovic and Scott Conely each went two -for -two with two runs scored; Baweja went two -for -two with one run scored; Urquhart, Hillis and Prentice each went one -for -two with one run scored; Beckett and Ruelens were one -for -duce respectively at the plate with Beckett scoring a run. Galego and Matt Ferguson got the ball rolling by scoring tuns in the first inning and Pickering never looked back. Home runs were hit by Kyle Van de Bospo ori and Kvle Kotchic. David Howchin blast- ed his first grand slam home run. Pickering faced first -place team, Newmarket 2, who were previously un- defeated in league play. It was a pitchers' battle, but Pickering's Moss was up to the challenge, striking out nine batters and with the help of stellar defensive play the Heat defeated Newmarket 7-6. Pickering played the Oshawa Stingers, who finished second in the reg- ular season. Moss posted another stellar pitching effort to help Pickering to a 6-3 win, sending the squad on to the title game. Joshua Raycroft scored Picker- ing's tint run in the second inning, but Oshawa scored in their half of the sec- ond to the keep the score tied. In the third inning Oshawa took the lead by scoring two more runs. Matt Ferguson and Josh Raycroft each hit a home run to tie the contest again. The tic lasted until the sixth inning when Jesse Raycroft homered to give the local mites the lead. Pickering held a one -run leading going into the final inning. Ferguson and Tan- nahill scored insurance runs. Pickering players took part in the tourney's skills competition with Moss winning the home run derby, Tannahill finishing third in the accuracy throw and Galego finishing fourth in base running. IP ateriing The Central East region boys' basketball team brought home a silver medal at the recent On- tario Summer Games in Guelph. Team members are Matt Mal- tese, Jerome Forde, Ian Wight, ort Jason Doldron, Matthew Parfitt, Tom Budai, Jason Jonson, Syd- ney Bookal, Mark Guiam and Tristan Tingling. The coaches are Ron Parfitt and Rick Scrag- gs. a. Your local Boards of ��"''°'� Durham= CAna(ra. _Business �� Trade and Chambers 3 a of Commerce e a d e r- Cardi" Cans" 'Ilk o'nato--law 1 i 1• Are you ready? • •Develop & execute a plan •Manage the transition •Where to find help • High Profile Speakers • Computers - Hardware & Software issues cmr • Financial, Banking, Legal, Tax & Insurance implications = =- __ • • Know who your critical suppliers are • Understand ALL your business risks (not only computers) R You Can Pad iwte! Show the business nye attendino these forums how YQu can Get a booth at both forums and an ad in Oct. & Nov issues of Business Leader: 114 page & tables ONLY $749 112 page dr tables ONLY $1249 Full~ dr fables ONLY *Z249 10% OFF for chamber or board members U Call (905) 683-5110 to book your advertising and your tabletop display area. 130 Commercial Avenue, Ajax 1 T lr-%, _ THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEpTE1 WER 1, 1"S - PAGE 11 Birthday Bryn Robertson is one happy camper. She celebrated her ninth birthday on Aug. 12 with friends at camp and celebrated again with Mom, Dad, brother Dylan and Critter the hamster on the week- end. "Lots of love from all of us to our favourite girl." Birthday A little princess celebrated her fourth birthday at the Moffat house on Aug. 31. Sarah Queen was joined by brother David who returned home from Scotland in time to help her celebrate. "Happy birthday sweetie. With love, Mommy, Daddy, Andrea, David, Nana, Papa and all your aunts, uncles and cousins." BIRTHDAY Happy birthday wishes go out to Jordan, who celebrated his birth- day on Aug. 31. "Hope you had a great day", say Mom, Dad, Pre- ston, Luke and Ace. Birthday Birthday This poem goes out to Arielle Kusluski: I will always remember that feeling of bliss, when I gave Arielle her very first kiss. I will always cher- ish that very fust smile, her very first tooth that she shows off with style. I will always treasure her very first word the most beautiful sound I've ever heard. I will always relish her very fust step, and the excitement she shows step after step. I will always be thankful for family and fnends, whose caring and thoughtfulness never ends. Happy birthday to Arielle, who turned one on Aug. 16. "Thanks to all who helped celebrate". BIRTHDAY "On Aug. 31, Mary (Boyes) Murdoch, matriach of Fox Run Golf Centre, celebrated her 75th birthday. Her family would like to thank the many friends (old and new) and neighbours who turned' up at her surprise party :. to make it such a huge success. Having spent the whole 75 years within two miles at only two different farms makes her a well-known fixture of this community and the appear- ance or cards of so many people from the past was the perfect gift. With all our loves and respect, here's to you Mary, from the Harman and Boyes families and the rest of your loved ones." Birthday "Our Little M", Michael McAdam, will celebrate his first birthday with a cake `n ice cream party at Grandma B's and a Winnie the Pooh party at home. Mdch love, hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy and big brother Matthew. "This year has gone by so fast. You have grown into a cute. cud - `p' y dly baby. Soon you will be walking and on your way." And Miched has a message for his brothmr. "It's payback time!" "- 1794 Liverpool Road /= Pickering 831-5431 EM KE �u ANE: flnS.ICAv z�� wYrws my go &ready to Baddn Bobbins to FM calve. (dam pp—Awke d� MAD terra. SAIL, SttlrL S,1!!B Birthday Shirley Bernard of Ajax cele- brates a mile- stone m her life, as she turns 30 on Sept 2. Wish- ing her a happy birthday and many happy returns is her buddy T raesy McAdam, who sends along this message: "Ckmcha girlfiiiend Thanks for being such a great hand. Hope this birthday is one you'll remember for a long time." It was a one-derful day for I Christian Arcena, who celebrated his first birth- day on Aug. 28 with best wishes from Mommy, il Daddy, Grandma and Grandpa. "We love you very much and a big, big hug." .BIRTHDAY This birthday wish goes out to Emily Nicole Gagnon: "Happy birthday to our ,unshine who turned two on Aug. 28. Y o u h a v e given us all the happi- ness we will ever need and we love Mf you as much as all of the stars in the sky. With all our love and many hugs and kisses. Mommy, Daddy and Samantha." Birthday Birthday "It's hard to believe, but Tyler ,lames, the P.M., turns six on Sept. 4. Wishing him a happy birthday are Mommy, Daddy, brother Sean, Nana and Poppa Quireel and Nana and Poppa Cho-cho. Have a great birthday." Anniversary The honeymoon continues for Joe aid Lia D'Angel% who celebrated their first anniversary on Aug. 23. "Love firm your family. All the best" Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? Let us know. We'll publish your special occasion in an easy -to -read and easy -to -clip format... Birthda-V- ' Sept. 2 is ,. a big day j for Helen e I Purdy, v, she cele- brates her 6 0 t h birthday. Wishing her a happy birthday and fabu- lous day are grandchildren Luke and Ashley, as well as Ron, Dena, Will, family and friends. Birthday "Our Little Spice Girl" Skye Fitzgerald turns I1 on Sept. 2. Wishing her a happy birthday are Mom, Dad and Weston. Hugs and kisses. ... too Name - % 130 Conunercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 PAGE 12 -THE NEWS ADYERTLMM TUESDAY, SFAFIM SER 1, 1993 i AJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER a :. e,� -ii,�": AJAX QY. NEWS ADVERTISER 683mO7O7 OFFICE Pel... Rfeae epee If aim pace.- IM., sal. Odom - 4M 130 Con nerdol Ave., Ajax lero1110 Line (4161798.7259 HOURS: gam - Spm Mon: Fri. CLASSIRED ON UNE dosed Satur (w1w •Tet eliwer4iM ywr wferi ei els• tRetrs eel ilia iNlWllet.r FAX: (905) 579-4218724 hour) MUMV. kw.11w"jwwmwwsjw UAAIL (IfN�eSff��Nf�efN Net I I Greets 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help Eff G—mill Help MR sate mWAg.M1 CHRISTIAN HORIZONS an - Evangel ca. Tnsoan ',ga ni. zation serving developmental- ly disabled individuals is seeking part time and support relief workers for programs within the Durnam area Re- quirements DSW or equival- ent. first aid. CPR ability to work from a person centered planning perspective. able to work within sell managing work teams able to produce character references consist. em with me job qualifications. and the values cl Christian Horizons and valid drivers It cerise Submit resumes to Coordinator of Services and Supports 700 Burnham St Cobourg Dntano K9A4X4 We wish to thank everyone for their interest however. only those resumes deemed ap- Dropriate for the position will be considered Previous ap- plicants need not apply $5 HELP $$ Help us, help you Earn extra monev for Christmas' 30 hristmas- 30 Assemblers needed 57 hr. 40 hr. wks. 2 months We can put you to work TODAYM OPEN HOUSE I-hurs. Sept. 3 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. 1099 Kingston Rd. #230 Pickering (905) 837.6060 INOUSTRIAL SEWING ma- y 1 swimming pool steam room, OPTICAL SALES a<vstarr chine operators required For POSITION FOR Experience PART-TIME all"hoan 0,111Exlenenced Waitress available Rouge HillSALES STAFF only. Fax resume to. (905) Sports Bar Resume requred will tram suitable applicant 6831541 Call (416)-282-5941 or (4161- rey'd for friendly INSURANCE Broker Position 8000 maternity shop in for personal lines producer/ "'PRE/GRAND OPENING -iTNESS Pickering Village R I B 0 lic Teleglobe/Tabs exp preferred Contact Pat at EXTREMERnahv' 30000 SO FT State of the art Court Yard. Women Insurance (905)579- Exercise Facility right here in 4.7.6-2088 '317 PiCkenng Over $1 MILLION m exercise equipmern Hammer (R Yo WOIIERS WANTED for swimming pool construction. Experience but strength. icanan flex, strive. ppaaamount cybex. guinton k G • an asset. rbc life cycle stair master + Tw o necessary Must have own body trek lust to name a few EXPERIENCED FITTEII/MIELD- 'ransportatbn b loo sees call Also available 01 mprc st it rcw MOW HMivirs EBartenders PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER `�� : OUTLET 1822 Whites Rd, Pidtering Swo/lee - Amberleo Plozo HOURS:10am-8pm Tues.- Fri„ noon -5 Sun. Closed Mon. FAX: (905) 579-4218 (24 hour) 1011 Office Help 1 Office Help Skilled Help 905-420-7665 y 1 swimming pool steam room, OPTICAL SALES a<vstarr LAWN CARE COMPANY m whirl pool personal training. chiropractic are tanning, a puS,I,00 available lull -tont ur part-time nights and wee - area requires workers massage massage therapy kends Some exp required. immediately Experienced preferred Fax to stop by Opr Pr preview Centre 1755 Picker- Ce will tram suitable applicant resume 416)-286 6320 pw �n the Home 8 ApaxiPickenn area Fax re some to 905-693-0294 An MONDO BAR Leisure Centre at the 401 a Brian LOCAL Dairy Farm requires Brock Rd today t9051426- f,. c•. .., smai. esfabkshuM office Ms; tt fwd wprkuig pan -time laborer evenings a 7628 --2 months S391-Brng Stifled -"ekends call (905)-686- this ad with you for special IM H ot THE NAIL STATION ,3reer 4i9 filer Expires Aug 31st'1998 ...ac.I, See r-. a '1j - - -- - - - --- - ! nal teiyrrcian. oreer training T A%]K 50 IMPOR MANAGER TRAINEE needed stiffle .r stall local retail vacuum REQUIRED awatabie m artificial nails. POSITIONS AVAILA,! dol m Oshawa New and warm.. `-artrt,— ear candling pedicures. wax- Lathier, arJ �io,k pc tplc arc rc'yuirc I tur '�. Saks aril service Must full time d part time for ing Student Financing avail- u cd Nc t 10 - *un tic t 1 4 for A lar yc P P f, be reha0k Able to deal we MONDO BAR able Nails $20 g9os1723 am electronic sale at the .%IetroToronto (:oinvirntion the public and to wort on own Said resume to 5694-4 Hwy & GRILL f,. c•. .., smai. esfabkshuM office Ms; tt fwd wprkuig I cntrc Picas bring Your rrsumc and rcKiacr in JP Ste 361 Markham Dint Appl, in prnnn of NAIL TECHNICS � gram IAN person at Armor Perxxrncl, iG Etc.%cnwr (:curt 1114 121 (sten tit. %hithii. A--myc htxrpat .a s on acurc tear iso meds in Vaughan on Thurxtay. 14c ird >� Pt MODELS WANTED 'rom Ca- 430-9558_ tr raining Inds to Hairstylingceirlitytie le Career School of H -3558the ha Drvtnm (905 571i 3558 chlor he'll W) between ��00 hours of K tK) a m 1,) 200 m nr naga 5eywro 2 9 to eon- Vete n tilts years 1998 Toros- 'o Pageants Over $20.000 n Crites ad sriniU ti n- RESPONSIBLE FOR M . • 1862 requ,red lot Oshawa F r I 723 AZ DRIVERS WANTED (905) 434-5110 NODI SHOP PERSON rr 1 Gen"- — P - - - _.. - arruei Fiwe„�pwr� �x+g Ings to Nateonait in a auntKs o quired fur jou Dool, soup ui Help lave O&M skies a be Com- us can today I -Bi de -wit leer expeneinced. AW EWenence an asset 44160311-72= own vehicle.wad �r S it 367-2115 En 240 ROOFER SHINGLER a Stan- Apoh n person to 889 Nest ADMINISTRATION .r _ -. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES HIM SERIRfa Tech requed glers helper .anted No ex- Her Rd S Aiax f,. c•. .., smai. esfabkshuM office Ms; tt fwd wprkuig 11 there are firms Of Individuals to whom NOW IMINIfi Additiaty stall needed !or Pickering call cen- penance necessary win train (9051-434.3818 Neave NODI. P fell +Darters. tap Quo good with spe&m and you do not wish your reply sent, simply ire Si n plus boner: Re- to nessagc �. Fla rale. FIAT. own rill 1-800 figures Non-smoker *An tar Aauiwe n person only b J87 place your application in an envelope quires ad Ki . -Thur s l>� Cad 14th. Mon Thrrs PART -THE MOSTESS for ?63 ,420 ea r,4341e 20 ext 64 tlyesarey Rd S. one 16 Ana addressed to the box number in the 3.9. Sal 10 2 a 905-831- 2333• or 1400-861-7516 $� 7 Page EXPERIENCED FITTEII/MIELD- NEAUTT SALON eCuires k- advertisement and attach a list of such rcw MOW HMivirs EBartenders (Pickering [It. required for an estab- lisped manufacturer of sus- cersed s l:vs for Oshawa Ara: am Tart crew names. Place your application and list in oaks Servers + Bartenders edtition only) pdLS70" Feodircls " aP (905, 426-6180 an envelope and address to: Box Replies. Please crop an resume 4 Don Whitby proollude to expcHarte and f" a l , 1, Gear CLASS A Omitrs neMeO im- If the advertiser is one of the names on Cherry s. 1600 Chwom. Whitey No phone taus for Town Of au n. Teminnh Industria. 9` -- medialetv u 5 experience your list your application will be Pi$M Pickering Job Fax ressom to Ahsiraa. Ice Medical aed k« tleaance required r destroyed. FULL TIME f>ena - Vacancies. KD CARPENTENGen- ab oaCall PLEASE NOTE, resumes that aro taxed for reputed for sieve --wFMN ny Must be so melawated eras Renovator required for 91054a 11 f9105428 11937 P�kase leWujve 8 8937937 directly to Oshawa This Week, will not am Re-blefor various du- AW tifeaaice FIn"her ideA be forwarded to the file number. WS Good dnvrrp record re-14eison ifuned lot Prodircl do" 0 STt;DEN"IS expettenfo d in then work. drywaill" and Icing Ci.E/►IItIAIG Originals must be sent directly as San $10 per b Fax raurnet MAKE Extra SSS NOw Neat appearance and good at- indicated by the instructions in the ad. to (9051579-1469 Stilling 01000lale, no door hnude a must Work vehicle =•+Poled Good wages axi POSVMNs ON sm StIPmlEmOENT to steady yea round work for AYAxE_ skf3a I yew OW DMebain arrw (9") 66341]4 Lnmry A=STANT ]wred w Jsnawa fir 15.30 hiswk Fax resume to (9051- 571-1698 EARN $727. per week, As- semoemg praductS a battle as little as 2-3hr&da) Amazing recorded mess reveals detaws 416-8r/_6798 x88 ENERGETIC, enthusiastic aus- Lan—gan9 part-time help for salon. great for students Send resume to File 1205. Oshawa This Week, P.0 Box 481 Ostiarw. ON L1H 7L5 Vn7 FURNITURE Movers, Packers, Drivers & Helpers WANTED Experience with household goods an asset. Coil (905)-"64042 for 160. condo complex Ma- can pall 11110 y. Lookng nest Person (9051426-9790 tore fwd wafting couple b rt. for sbrderrts 13.17. Must HAWATnIST WAKM For cle"fg a minor -nett Must fav! parerr5 DenhSSrOn. "S FITTER N Ip firreace lave O&M skies a be Com- pied de -wit leer expeneinced. Dula kktate Excellent 44160311-72= own vehicle.wad �r S it rimed Fax rcabai skills Fax resirre b f519►155.1380 MUST LEAVE MESSAGE cerise, Phone 725.5559 Ann D Farrell TAP a TAM AM lookup tot HIM SERIRfa Tech requed MITT -THE CONVEMB t experienced kitchen help. Must have rNngeratbn it. needed for mens hockey days a evenings avabbkt. cense. Gas finers too Erpen- league Art Thompson Arena full or par, time Appy w "m 7 erece n res 8 conien Mn 5 839 A425 224 Brock St S . MRrtby, see a yrs Q0rww Call 579-6616 O P61ENCED DZ licensed TrudrDnver with air brakes. Shawn a Fax 579 6636 PART -THE MOSTESS for ext. 07. Oft$ respoinsible. ri4isek MKtun- k to start iraretdialeh. Ex. New Home Budder Oshawa TUPPERWARE! Looking to LICENSED Two days weekly, some wee. kends ( 10 Hours weekly) earn extra money" we are need of consultants in the BODY PERSON Real estate experience a must. new home eThe rice Durham region Call Cody 905-427-1879 For More itch- required naMme- � an asset (9()5)-887-3156 mesion dutely for busy P= -TW Superrtaderw warm moon "= body shop in Cook niquired far aParbilm School requires. pan Whitby brd.in Petaeaoagh. tori day— �xIlme employee ARa 20 fours No apprentices. 11111111 be ne , ID work 2 days a 2 twit,_ alkrnul0 wee- r week times adfr 301 Byron St S Whitby, Phone, become a 2r/ homecare Ms- FULL 11E Positbns avail- HAWATnIST WAKM For lords a holiday coverage Expeniel" an asset but rbc Ontata. LIN 4P9 JE? EN hnbxta n your arra. Call Su- avrn Apx/Pnd ermq.905 427- able fastrers. warehoene, Natural Solutions. Spa. Pick- essential. You ed be prove- WORK AT NOME - assent- AlJTO BODY e840 or Chnstun NRkfey/ pyo, a furniture departmaus " Salary 5450-M. Ask ed we a rem Nee 2 bedroom bbq our products Stan em- (905) 668--3331 M - F WeeteMs 9 am. - 5 p.m 1035 erode All Drop resume Ott at Liquidation tMorW. 282 Monarch. Ajax for Mir m (905)-831 -OW. mint. Thes posiliDn is medylWy For Ira wdo pick- TELBVAWM needed. fel eey mpme an li, hourly plus itasee. 905-576-3935. CES LA10 Cr us, expe�rxuKe Preferred. of Rebred corrpk For >n �wafio liaw pN UB Cae 24IMs be -Ira 1- NN8-m-7409 (low MIMM Rd) bra m O P61ENCED DZ licensed TrudrDnver with air brakes. waned AID location. (905j 42&7260. W�kd Jaiet • (905)-666.1829. ext. 07. Oft$ respoinsible. ri4isek MKtun- k to start iraretdialeh. Ex. PRT As lace CO Gym No tnegui immed_ Photic 579 $clary 19lus cammsslon - 7 ask for Kad. RAIRSTYLIST Puswins availahlc lir rcw Ajax sahm now opal in Alae Ilurha n Ccwuc. Q.xf walita - salary PILL\ ciwremmmun aril .*her in- .xmrvc "rains. Call (911115A 41/57 Hair FA• tin Salols ExraNt:�a Landstave a- Iourers waned Please call Kam" landscapng 579- 5571. ElOP9tENCEO MAMSTTLIST Waned for bay Whitby Salon. 5 yrs. experience, a dime required. Ask for manager (905)468-2299. gGENERAL WOURN re - Fax reswne to ( 72n. 3-&' NANSTYLIST a AWL Tech. wanted. Chair renal• no ch- ars needed. Busy satin. Part blind full twhe. call Wendy. 905-668-5266. STYLIST REmNRm - male Or tamale, wdtl a least 2 years eaperie nce. Salary Plus -- ""SSW. Must be motivated and willing to kam. Call (905)430.3156. MANtUnW own an upscale lair satin in an earxAerd Ill- calfwart for the sr nnOndlly rate u reining a dolt. For more ado call (905)-983.1013. NANtSTYUST required. IoW experience for ss Centre. Applypersonu a phone 723-9251,askfor . for btu Ajax and y I Pickering Salons. " reglrred. gl x rpow 90 tNlln. No ootoulmat. 1 1 sMfi 1NyM faeereattd M aewat, Italia. and traN aril and tuN hiMe awi- s�T1 D Pa�tiornat Guarante ed hourly"' u you go gym. �• WNW. Mondiflif. wemed far Ca ante. Fax (906)686.2270. rate S8.0ftr, ppyttii ly. no pre p Ikriatoe a must, p aw MOTOR YENNCLE plus profit shaving. Dental. Drug Plan Power CeyP6ymas you o al "ecapxoWlem or Babe gamc3 30pm. 905 taetsted bNy shop m Osla and eye care plain M - F WeeteMs 9 am. - 5 p.m 1035 erode All 6* -2 w. Appy b: File 1203 Osta- in This Week P.O. amt 481, and birthday pay. Fideriruq (905) 427-62" TELBVAWM needed. fel eey mpme an li, hourly plus Oshaw, ON, L1H 715. NO SUNDAYS For interview call PET sIwPLT $1 rcq�res Part -Time E.V.Wee SorNt ^� Map Must be 1 1 sMfi 1NyM 663-3659 awail- abk ant day Tuesday's a First Choke some t vawgs. W*10dge a n asset Please usy hrysler Dealership Hair arae: PC" sem resumes to File 1207. P.O. ° ;°1°i", "'�' requires MmNalAxEns, mature •rd. ems, part-time telemaimature estwq711.5. ' EXPERIENCED BODY PERSON ypeossitsions available to tlpse 18 Of All ftape a X00' PIIARMACT ASiK1AMT Ex- x- Must halve OR PREP PERSON those who ; (► w""`430D Call Dave Will 619-6991 between 1-5p.m. 10 am an ivier iiew. TELBVAWM needed. fel eey mpme an li, hourly plus (' Mge 683-6488 Cr us, expe�rxuKe Preferred. CLERICAL ASSISTANT Required for a downtown Toronto firm. Applicants must be proficient in Microsoft Word/Excel and have excellent communication skills. switchboard experience would be considered an asset. Salary commensurate with experience. I'lease forward your resume to: C.K. Kane -'Moore Manager, Human Resources Insurers' AdYison Organization Inc. 18 King; St. E., Suite 7W Toronto, Ontario '05C IC4 Fax # (416)368-0333 Mouldmaker required for close tolerance ,Aork on mould and diecast dies. ('Cirnairon" CNf- programming ahihth Aould he an asset) CANAMATIC MOULD Co. Ltd.. Ajax (905)686-3660 RESIDENTIAL PAINTER ed own ,.ni•.ir i awn axis. ;centers whites required Ex- cenenced + capable Call 'anyl all 1905)619-2692 Skilled HelpLO Skilled Help Skilled Help located In Sw6oroi# (Markham RdlSttl06 Ave.) Dynap{as ltd. is a leollirlp monubdurer of high p rasion plasifc ngedtat moulded parts. Dae to remd am patty growdl, we are t3RTwJ seeking three add alioi Icon awls Ys. Estimator Revoins$iities would indude: • Malmid take off edirtaling • EstablisliNg b*s of noterids • Quotation tdalr*oileal • StIPp6 kilism ibe mesh owkw Will Possess the fairmg g qudamtioas: • 11' ' -- of 5 yomi reloW work axpd@Ke • unilmsity/College degwjdipktm • swelior rndbeirolra skk, Set -Up Person wall i ": • AI zpKh of 1a11C(bm g>IicfilM OPr short -cep acid kuwWwaing. be sT =sful oppimnt VA possess die folowirg quoCiCicdiorls: • tE * Illi of 5 yams' reloW Work agwielin • hay N Bork Skis. Production Scheduler iRes 011115 iilils ill "iKk*.. . COMM/Suppiff k • Sllfadtl I and r in-ilti q podidiofr Wo • Co•arliDat"Old Omirdiifllirq row III1 WWW. 1fM mmil Sid 0*0 u19 PMS " wow" 9rdBaorts: • 1Eilirlie of 3 - 5 yarn' neWW wPk u>rP r r For III Aim A* • MMrkiq of MRr splNta. . iOlirarMOeiloOg frit TreNwkloPd iMirparyord Old - Terbl�l/(wliln earrrnlafioilion skit, s astieiid 9ODtlfadge --- . of OS 9000 in id be w ant. = rXe OffIT O o101peMire sOklry Old keO11i1S ptldarge for d P Teale folt(rtd yaw rasrlltlq, ill dtlfiilnn od rlimtlag lladlhll of Il uesl, h: 30 Fiiiiiiiiiiiilliili i�� ON OV . MN tlleiNlr ti 11Nw a hack 1i t. T D DynaPlas tIBNNItN; �1.�N818t8� IN � aWfe1111 isIMnamL GrNmirredbF—dexe We FMN a aled WNW 0 ME EfiW HIIyI 11MM6� ll It Large Nath American diene, in the automotive industry is looking for: •Tra tC Coordinator (Dispatch) • GulaftTechnicians • Quality Control Inspectors • Matedal Clerks Previous experience, and must be able to work afternoons or midnights in Durham Region. Please fax resume to Carleen: 905-831-8134 MANPOWER Manufacturer - has immediate openings for self motivated people who are: semi -skilled 8 skilled sheet metal fabricators, experience with aluminum welding up to 3/16" an asset. Applications will be taken 2 - 4 p.m. only Monday through Thursday DO NOT PHONE!!! PK WELDING AND FABRICATORS 747 Bloor Street, West, Oshawa, Ontario PRECISION SHEET METAL BRAKE PRESS SET-UP REQUIRED Pickering location Minimum 4 years experience on Amada Brake Press Fax resumes to Nelson Industrial Inc., (905) 424-2392 or Ph~ (905) 424-2240 1 H MKka 1 080" Modica Nw"KI SERVICES CIE SA14Tt t 11para•med HEALTH SERVICES If you are able to provide: • Light housekeeping duties • Personal care • 1 u port to people in their homes • Nome Support Level H Certificate fir equivalent • Flexible work schedule • Reliable vehicle and current driver s license Para -Med can provide you with: • Up to 44 hours per week caseload • Variety of work assignments • Team environment • Learning and training opportunities Please forward your resume to: Human Resources Para -Med Health Services 179 King St.E., Oshawa Fax: (905) 576-8852 "Equal Opportunity Employer- INNIIII -T j SERVICES DE I[,, -,j HEALTH SERVICES MMEELOWMERNM RELIEF STAFFING CO-ORDINATOR Successful applicants will: • Have experience providing in -dome health care • Possess a Home Support Level 3 certificate or equivalent, RPN or RN Certificate of Competence • Demonstrate ability to responsibly shift priorities and meet tight deadlines • Demonstrate excellent verbal and written communication skills in English • Demonstrate excellent organizational and interpersonal stalls • Enjoy working in a dynamic team environment Forward resumes iinunediately to: Branch Manager 179 King SLE., Oshawa L1H 1C2 Fa)c (905) 5711 -OW "Equal Opportunity Employer" SAIn REPS WANTED No products or Iekmarketinp mm. 12:OO.Bonus, Open in- terview on Friday Sept. 4th from 9 10 5 at The Holiday nn 400 and Finch Toronto (Mc- Dougall Room) lot interview or more into Call Marcel or Debra at (905)-4361538 1 M N DENTAL ASSISTANT a HY- GIENIST, part-time, must be able to work evenings a Sat- urdays Please send resume to. Dr Louise H81, 555 Ross - land Rd E.. Oshawa LIX IKB EXPERIENCED C.D.A. re- quired full-time Some even- ings and Saturdays required. Abel experience an asset Reply in confidence to Box 0208 P0. Box 481, Oshawa, ON L1H 71_5 MEDICAL Secretary. part- time. computer 6 OHIP billing knowledge asset Resume to Ram Bhargava. 372 King St W Oshawa L1J 2J9. Please no phone or fax • 1 °'year' Warded BABYSITTER for 5 8 7 yr old Caring home within walking distance to William Dunbar PS (905)-420-6890 leave message BABYSITTER NEEDED for 2 school aged bury, ages 10 and 5 who live in the Glendale area of Ackenng, and attend Vaughan Willard Public School Must have experience and references Please call 905)420-9218 CAREGIVER WANTED in my Tome 2 children starting >ept 8th, 3 30 p in to approx Mon - Thurs ptra$e call (905) 426-7110 LOOKING FOR A Kind 8 En- "'Jserac udivdual !o provide "., 1 -rime cAklrare/home- -akng in our AW, home. with ,school aged children Begin epi 1998 Expertericti. relat- ed education preferred Car an Asset Please kill Maureen le 9051-619-1640 LIVE -IM Baoysmer warned for kids. light housework. Raw- ^SCrait d Wesiney. Alar 1,11 427-2974 LOVMG/CARINGNdnny re- ouired flexible hours. 20-30/ wk children apes 9 8 b 2 4 Alax-Greenwoodwondertul a, ding environment Com- peisahon n•gobable 426- 958 NANNY live -out, 2 boys 15mrns 6 5 yrs Sam -Spm Monday-Fnday West Picker - ng Uhl Jennifer 4 19051- 509-0354 after 6 ODP m PICKERING. Hwy n a Dixie ..:e cut Nanny for 18 month uld Monday 10 Friday PWse all 905-831-3028 RESPONSOREENTNuu4is- nC live out Nanny for 2 kids 'Joys ages 2 1,2 ers old Rel erences Non smoker WtSt- new H Mels (905)-426-1300 TEACHER Requires experi- enced lovingart giver to lake care of 4 children 3 school aged Morl Sam - Spm Lpht housetetpiny meals RNeremtts IMrs Fernandez pis respond) 1905)-4270383 • NWAVe Awtklebk AFFORDABLE, loving daycare in non-smoking environment Around comer from Werprove PS on Glenview Rd Paring, ptaydoh. outings. It good food. Forced yard FA?ad-time. Re"s/References. Experi- enced mother of two. 839- 7237. L#AYSIT1NlG at none, moth- er of 2 willing to baWA from 3-7p.m. 5 days/weelL Has sic year old daugloor who is cur- tatftp attending Glengrove P.S. H interested am Barbara 831-59M CHAPMAl1AlAIRw00o, car- ing myn , home. mubiaous meals and snacks. fenced yard and WNW. all Liz 426-6935. DAYCARE AVAILABLE in my hone OWN Sept. Ages 4 r up. Lurches a Smacks pro- vided, in 00" 6stanoe to Fairport Beach Public Scrod Non-smoker. Call Thu 905- 8394M aft 6:30pm. DAYCAM, JAC= Dr. Ajix- Aim 20 yrs adpmatx. Rel erwms available. Receipts given. DaiHfliftlettytillillonlhN rates. Non-smoller. (906)-426- 7465. DowlF" (near Vaughan WiAad P.S.) Home d4VW in a sale. hippy. SWWA*V ell- hllip1m11e1N. tmilp rano. MF lritlo�As Meals fid saucks. 11 LaUfs ura ME. Please Cal EARLY MORNING, lunch timeafter school. Ile and sk child care spaces available Nutritious meats and snacks. games and crafts. dose to Southwood park school. Ref- erences and receipts provd- ed. Cam 19051427-0680 RESPONSIBLE NOME child care. 10 yrs experience Government Registered Int- ants to 10 yrs CPR Creative play Outdoor activities Church 7 Delaney Call Elaine 905-M-0352. GENUINE Cannq daycare full- time d school aged positions New mint -van safety equipped 10 yrs experience. References. Hot lunches/ snacks Safety Step 2 play equipment Receipts Rooerta Oordar/ SI Catherxhes School area. (905)-686-2023 Dada LOVING daycare in ny home, Dixie/Glenanna. Mother of 2, nutritious snacks and meals Indoor/outdoor aclmtnes Lots ot fun' (905)420 3276 PICKERING Beach/Hewm ores Daycare available on Mondays very reasonable rates Cam 426-4339 ask for Claudia PICKERING Mack / Rollo: Lo,onq davrare 18 months to 12 years Daily oangs 11fenced backyard and park) C+ahs. story one muni[. no - meals 8 snacks First Aid. C P R certified Nor, smoking recegs 905-428- 1244 RELIABLE. SAFE. energetic da'icare n my non-smoking homc Daily outings and oafs CPR Colwell School 3 days/week Dnxte/Glena na References aad 831-4797 STIMULATING Home dayare prmnded by mother of 2 with experience & CPR tranog. Harwood,lCh Aman area. re- ctitis caf Hudier 428-0208 1 Fkevrood KOZY NEAT FIREWOOD. ex cenem very best ;uakty hard- wood. guaranteed extra wrq rine luny seasoned, cut l spa Honest measurement. tree delivery 905-753-2246 ROKA LUMBER. esl1961 4-x8'-'2' 564 4'x8'%16' - S69 D,scourn on full bush cord Fret Delivery Oshawa area Bvv Loot i Save Bog Savings Days: 705-277.3381. log free from Osjhma even - ops 905-434-665 1 B"ieh' nt•r MAST SELL! One sola 5200 CBO Mens Me $90 080 Make an otter Call 686-8722 EN = GARAGE door repairs broken spmgs. cables. comers. open- ers installed $as New doors/ 4336 00 uP!us Doors 14 SPEED Concorde Cduobo Race Ake. excellent conch - tion $600. Phone (905)697- 9975 it" ELECTRICAL SCOOTER. 3 new likes. 2 new ares balkr- its. 5800 0.8.0 (905)-728- 1791. 24 FT. ABOVE ground pod. Working. Campkee wait Soul over winter covers. Baratwda. Beyer dismanft. $1500 O.B.O. (985}120.2436. B ROOT CNN= betnch, 100 yrs. old, exmaktN co clition. sold oak change table, bland wend, toad, soled wood ilach- en set - Wk. 4 chairs. while wilder etegerc. 3' x 6'. Call 434-1679 alter 6 or wet km& sep AN mom. wall murals. Wintrke-t e -Pooh. MdNyr Mouse, ere. 5200. Cal 6ucic (905)4:114-4561 AN COLLICUALES BO SELL. a �311b0orBloor) Sl. W. aOsshyawa Ma Z6 j1knnn�Royal Do _ bra. a Art. llatda rNw arare- apanat. (905)J33-8115. BABY CRN, what with metal base and mit mess. White oder rocker. $285 for at Nems. 666-4759.(mw) Day Care Available 1 Aniclsa for Sok BUCK TO SCHOOL - Ouafrty name brand dotting 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- lays in Whitby has it all Take a look at these savings. prices start Jeans $11. codon pants $8. dress pants $14 $Arts $6. sweaters $12. suns $45. sport jackets $25. plus Wplus' Names like Eddie Bauer Crossings. Gap Polo. Levis. Gant. Britches. Harry Rosen. Boss, din many more Sound too good to be true? Come to Rugged Re- plays in Whitby and see for yourself Since 1994 we've been offenng only the best in New 6 Next to New quality clothing at up to 75% below retad Experience consign- ment shopping for men like never before Take the 401 to TAckson Rd in Whitby. qo north (3 tights) to Bum's SI. tum R. Were in the first plaza on the Left (Bran's St Plaza) Hours M -W 100-6 Thiers Fn 10-9. Sri 10-5 CAN 905-404- 2063 NOTE 1Ne have a large selection of suits 8 sports lockets won good sung. Shop now for best selection BARGAINS - Wit worm No - Sting has back 10 school bbaasics Gap. Osh-Koch Roots. Northern Getaway Duality lootwear and outer- wear 100s of new arrivals dairy We now have Brownie. Gude and Beaver irdorms at low prices Were having our tugged 75% on sale ever Thursday, September IOltn. 12 noon to 10 pp m nmice this" 3555 TAdrsomDoRdt N (Beside No Fnds) WAttly, 579-9912 Open 7 days per Week BEDROOM SUITE queen/dou- tile 'uadtx;ard dresser, mn- ,or. armoire 2 rwgnt tanks Perim txrdhw. Black rtar- b1e Wash, 5150 Rderbtades used once $85 10 speed Dike, S40 571-5594 BEDROOM Solt dresser. queen headboard. 2 end U - WS. sold walrkt. 5500 Soh. 2 side armcttms, camel vel- vet/wood. $450 905-509- 8339 BRAPES - lards 3r long. 41' wide) matching shower curtain OrwnW dnW Like now 905427-1822 BEDDING - Civet cover- Iqueem. bed skirt idouae), pillow -shams a sheers. blue total 'new' 905-421-1822 CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets. 100% nylon stain re - lam. carpet 3 rooms 5339 (30 sq yd ) ktdudes carpet, Premium pad and wWjI - blon. Fre: esti ales. carper repaus Servrp Durham and surrourdlq arca Sam 905 6861772 CARPET SAIF. Cam and Save up to 50% Oft large selection of color and design. customer sal stacbm quaratked. For tree estknak cam mom, (905) 431-4040.1416)822-8226 COMPUTM FACTORY. Amazing school special. 1 YM no piw.,w s, dee scan - not 266mmx loaded. witimA, printer. software and more. $16 wk (oak). 1-900-515- 5545. Free delivery. otluot BANE Prokssx" sol, back 5 pc.. Saban sync tlo1S, 2 Crab 1 ride, i high hit, double base p•dah. CMI cases. new condition. $1500 Sm. Dam Ran (905)-986-5179. page (905)-721-7919 FLoNDMAt VF9 U vaca- Approx. 016 : Can (905)431-2590 for mot Nionnabon FUTONS, BMTTREUB. Bean Bags. Sofa. Bedroom Stakes. Baby Futrnilure. We stock Brand Names we skm- mons. Palliser. Trigold It Hammer. The Best Duakty at the Lowest Prim in Durhan. Furans are always in stock Ready to lake back to School. LUIGI's Furniture, 488 Kip St. W. Oshawa (905)-4960860. TIM 111ZtI178 AVVERrMER TUMAY, SErTEMEER 1,199E - PAGE 13 r $do HAMM' A"LL4 CES, Saks Paris. Service, 2 Truckloads have arrived" Fridges trov- free. wte/almond SY lk75/up. side -by -sides 5100/up. brand new scatdVden GE washers Irhly 20 $350/up going fast! Dryers $175/up. stoves $50/ up, regular/sell-cleaning. Maytag wa'hers/dryers. like new. $650/up Gas dryers S275/up UprWht freezer $300 Financing avai de lip to Iyr warranty 426 Simcoe St S (905)7264043 ROCKET EOUIPMENT - 22' Forrester Goal Pads - $125. Cooper 300 Goalie Gloves $150 parr: Call 436-2631 Isnpl WASHER a DRYER Excellent condition Will deliver d hook' erD1Can separate set Call 1905-839.0098 KITCHEN TABLE while wood- en extends to 6 1/211 With 6 while tall back chairs Pd $1800 Asking 5800 Chkster- field/Bed 6 low seat Dusty pink Velour Asking 5400 (905)-839-3921 MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE Oueen bed b matirr-ss 3 Tier Mirror dresser Mirrored Head board Side dressers A must see' 1905)-837-0328 MOVING SALE !umdure, lawn mower a❑ .nn1rhoner. snow plow. tarbecue. canoe, and household articles Cali (905)435-0220 for more infor- mation NATURAL MEAT nght from Me farm Free Range orgarkc baby beef 6 urge roasting chickens Government in- spected (905)-983-5370 Members of Canadian Organ- ic Growers Inc PIANO «/bench Herntzman. $795 ,sun. $100 Lawn cu- ter John Deere 0430 2" 200hrs of work 58000 Air compressor. Fii. 5250 905- 655-4138 POOL fable. 4x8 Duffenn 1 inch slate Balls cues rack. excellent cocIttion. 51000 Studio tab speakers. $3001 Pair C41 N 725-1332 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES new and reconditioned. roil warranty Paddy s Market. 905-263-8369 or 1-800-798- 5502 SHEDMAN - 3"Iry wooden sheds 3 x B ban len. only 5299 putts tax Mary other su- es and ritecks 761 Mc- aapneds styles aadable Also garr Kay Rd. Urm 3, Pickerrun For more wlo call 905-619.2093 GR STEREO SYSTEM!!' Panascrnc changer wren remote) Pd $450. Ask $200 2. 6' Bou Speakers •nth tweeters Pd 6350 Ask $150 1 OR1014 M5 HCCA Amp Pd 5850 Ask $450 1 Onon Ehec- tronrc Crossover Pd $150 Ask S75 99MOIA Loud Box mitt 2 17' Storm speakers rG•am magnets') Pd S85C Ask $450 ALL THIS FOR $l M. (1N61-427.ISZ2. PME/OAX FWIINTURE.. En- tertainment units Home at- oll. Coming Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs, our Craftsmen have bwh hardbialdnp ink NowA quakily solid pie 6 oak furrr- lure for the home since 1974 Drop in and see our State of the Art woodworking taowly And let us show you how fine furniture is made our motto -There is No Substitute tot Quali- ty' Traditions Woodwgrk- u+q 115 North POA Road IS 0l1 Reach Rd) Port Perry 905- 985-6774 USED FRNIGE 5223. and up, used slaves $200 and up, used washers $250 dryers $125 arc up He* brand name tndges, 16 c 5605 New brand nm 30' Moves S449 and up. New 5 c t freezers 5255., new 5 0, bar truffles. 5225 Stepheensons Ap- phates 154 Bruce St. Os1u- ww.576-7448 WES706M IM fridge and stove. hutch, wrote 5 piece bedroom 39L 4 Smiler ctes- WA M and cho r. Frenrir pro mi. Mwowa*008&- ser). Cam 725.1953 kraus nlMW aNd PNOW ftU*K Agodo ANTAd- vice- win tMtMtf1 tie! Wes wirsom aau cow, p - ass, no kmM to vtlua oat- ). collecom of any son. 4thMioes or sitple so- bgme dams. Special 1rNerc5f n AMoontrolt pottery. III bIt b rc- spoud to aN worries. Robert Bowen Antique;- Biookln. Ontario. (905)655-8049. tat (905W)5-5501 CASH tM DEALS. We Buy. Sol. a more! Pay top dolor for lop teas. Home audid video, car audio, took. CD's. movies. games, gold. dia- monds, furniture, appliances. (905)133-1785 905.571.2274 (905)666-0004. (prefer all Mm in worlwg order) BM FROGS www savable for University8 studatt AP n . 985-8965 srq AAeM VAMMfd 00 you have valuable an - 1W o estate COrlertsIP Lel us assist you in achieving the highest possible prices Call lo -day Henry or Gayle Kahn Antique Consultants' with nearly 30years experience Phone 905-985-8161 WANTED USED EMBOSSING MACHINE For plastic LD. cards Please call Sav at 579-4407 • 1 AAs At Crafts FOLK ART CLASSES avail able All levels. morning, af- lernoon and evening classes available Beginners our spe. ciality Classes starling Sep- tember 14th Leam a craft that can relieve stress and give enormous enjoyment Call ,905) 576-3947 for informa- llon Ea C7= ter Jklrrntl IGS INTERNET rl mites access $2249 Curtlam - Tor- onto - Uxbndge Free Time - E Man Homepage www dur- ham igs net (888) 801.1531 Pools. Soo SALE- 0`. -PAY IN 1919. KAYAK POOL Rectangular above ;round ncludshq oecks 16x24 0/0 $5395 Package includes Inver, 2 ladders sand filter pump b motor etc 1 - 800-668-7564 1 Lost Ai FownQ lost - dog. 't' d,e 4pr;x !0 years old reddish gold mea - um cross need. callus pat- ten on CON' While s Rd d Strouds arre 4an 20-3103 • l PMslsuppi" OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc ";asset Sloane; Monday. Sept 14 Basic aro Novice To Register alt Bev 1905 435-0868 1 1 hdk mnoemte la Sale INS VOLKSWAGON -E'-A ' 5 speed -- )rr arm )r" paint no rus: n„ns giear $1400 0 0 o As is 1984 Toyota Cebu. Pam car 5 speed. in good condition (Paid 5650 for rubber d nnts) Whole car $950 o b o 416- 701-3399 leave message 19M OLDS TONONADO. , 6 38 L '80K 2 door black snowy runs excellent. clean $2.800 1905) 839-1357snp 1987 CORVETTE 97 OOOkm loaded excellent :ondition $14 500 080 C.A 728-9174 ISU CNEV BLAZER 4x4 S-10 43':E L:r Engrcie Mint coed 185Kms Red b No rust $3700 Wrudy Ceruhea 080 1905)-9115, 2 IM NREBINO V8 2 -tone grey new !-res Troal good interior, body needs work $1200 080 905.7239319 INS FORD Probe. Mazda em gine economical. pampered original red paint. lady owned asking MO 728-2395 evenings IBM SUZUKI Swift, 5 -Speed. 2-dooronginal owner, lady *two 51800 cerWratt o Do Phone (905)697-9975 1961 POMTIAC GRAND PRIX - Special touring edition, grey. v-6. 4 door. 145.000 kill, non smokerloaded. power lum- bar Seats, des compass W player. curse. certified. $7.490 905 655-4076snp 1661 PONTIAC SIMMMD. 1301(rrs 2d.. Alkyl., am. odd aw, FS/PB. ArNFm rats . teIlllIyr cat. 54350. 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SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 94 PONTIAC GRAND AM SE dark green. excellent condi- tion 4 door. fully loaded Key less entry 120 kills. S8 790 OBO call %5-666 4093 C.IlE. GOOD CARS LATELY? COME TO CERTICAR FOR OUR GREATEST SALE EVER Eq 92 Lumma AP'/ nigh mins but real nice 38M v-6. loaded only $6995 94 Astro luxury Ed 125000 kmslark red a-1 only $9.995 90 Sa fan loaded 140 000 kms nicest in Durham $6.985 firm 95 Lumina loaded white 3 800 V-6 special $11950 95 Lumma almost loaded :2 000kms Steal At $10 800 95 Transport loaded 3800 rfi ukznew. cry $12 950 Reduced 95 Firettys A) from $5 225 93 Cavatrer SE. Teal Coupe A -I 92.000 kms only $6.950. 90 Suzuki tdekick hardtop. auto 4 x 4. 129 OCC kms pretty red NOW S5 995 91 Sxlekick 4 door, 5 speed 4 . 4 only 102 000 kms ready for winter now $6 996 94 Grand Am SE. Black beauty must sell Sale 59.500 95 SurMres very rice auto air from $9 695. Lamy Sal 94 Cutlass Ciem SL lotally loaded. mint condition. Se 385 91 Back Regal Ltd. oaded. 122000 xrns lrly a nice car OPov S7 995 SEE 03 AT CERTICAR AUTO CEO TAE, 155 KING ST w AT MIDTOWN MALL OR CALL 579-ZM OPEN SUNDAY 12 -3PM MUST SEE!900 AMC Spm 'kdan 4 std 62,700 origirtak Kms Leatkr upUrPlary NO damage As is 8 0 Amer 6 30pm 438-0248 MUST SELL 1983 W. -ca RC :er.,hr' new tires ex- celient iauung condition. $2300 !905)576-4797 OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE MECHANIC LABOUR RATE ONLY $%'or with tors ad Also Car ciamiif Reasommis ries Easy tivaacieg A war- rowtl swag If 44 Arecotde- boad Cerbfn•d cars amiatlt 1994 FRANC PA,X Oar $6995 1994 SUNBIRD 2 Jr auto 56495 1994 Cavalier, 2 d. auto 55995 1992 224 2 to criom 1992 Sunbird GT $6400 1992 GEO STORM auto $4995 1992 Cavahv. 2 d. 5spd 53495 1991 Cavalier a4 Sepia 55495 1991 SUN - BIRD GT auto $4600 1991 HYUNDAI Scoop .S $2995 1991 Cavalier 2dr. 52995 1990 Eagle Talon TSI. 56995 1990 Benita GTZ 5spd 53995 1990 Cavalier AS 5 spa SM95 1990 Corsica SM95 1990 Spnnt auto $2695 19W Bonneville SE 53995 1990 Regal 53995 1990 Lunuru. 4 dr. $3995 1990 a4. SsW SM95 1990 Mustarp LX $369553 9 g1990 Taurus GL. 1989 Berem GT 53795 1989 Cavalier $3200 '989 Lincoln Conterhentna $5495 1989 IROC Camaro. T -tops. 5spd. 55995 1988 Mustang $2695 1988 Nissan Sentra, Auto. 52495 1986 Camaro. T - tops. $29% 1973 MustAnq 53995 1991 Sonoma Ext Cab. $6995 1982 S-10 Custom. 68500 NOW OPEN 7 DAYS A WEact Aka -Tors. fsw- Bpl. Fri. fam-7rw.So a Son. law sponst y, sell. TraM! 111111111 Skmcot St. S., Me- NM)MW2255. IBM Ponuac Suntire. 4 dr. auto.. W. 50.000 km S89DO oro. certified 434.2775 JFPESER 7r 1 AUTO LOANS -cc: 3 :3r- $ Cada $ for urwanled cars and trucks. pproles cars and wi it"Ills. (V* clear our. you cash in)905-426-0208 A A A AUTO- Cars. trucks. boats We pay $SO- $10.000 Cash on the spot Any condi- tion. any year Call us arty time. 24 hours 7 days. 30 mm service 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234 $75 to $75M for scrap cars 8 trucks or arty condition vehi- cles 24hr Free Towing All Durham Recycling cars d trucks wanted TOP CASH GUARANTEED (905)706-5740 CASH FOR CARS' Ne buy used ;ehicles Vehicles must be in running condition Call 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Ajax at MURAD AUTO SALES KEEPING Durham Clean Cash pard Free Removal Dead or Alive vehicles Any- time Anywhere 8 home 905-430-3688. pager 905-720-8274 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS licensed 'o�,rcler end leaier 5100-$IC.v"GG rash un Ire spot For cars. trucks any :ondrtion Guaranteed parts sold and repairs !905)686- 1771 days or 1416)684-1121 evenngs 1 'rucks VSant 1994 MAZDA 83000 = Cxap Red 16 4,t. AMFM Cass Mag veneers 6 Boxliner 117 000 Km CertSBified EI" Gibson Auto Saks 695 Finley Ave AJAX t416-545.7095 1995 SIERRA .4ssic 12 -ton tnrr-k Jx4 /F^ofor heavy duty Chwssrs oversized lines. aluminum rims 1 owner $15500 o b o Certified Call i7051786-3535 191' GMC -Ail-tonne 4x4 Ext Cao . Auro 8000kms loaded lee new Best ;fler No IS Call 668-6183 1 vans. wh W DIrrve 1990 -ORD ,• xL i;aoeC gra •r tch 118.000 Km S330C arched Cal 1905) 576 --,88 leave message 1 Trailers it S,twleq 47 Irom water edge J ice lake !or w0orma- tion on this pnme GUtion am ,7051696-2107 IM FLAGSTAFF drdlop tent «aJer i ',nr,t ?, Slaps 6. frxape slow d +wwwq Ask uwg S4,XC Cal ?5-6228 • Marine I NS DONAL CAVALIER Ar :Jza, nen <- r •;:p -hew VHF radio new compass ^-us much more $1C am 905-987 2272 Mus: be sem 1915 Walleye Boat 130 hp ,,chnson outboard- bow mouu truurg mala live we. Dart well etc S18 SCd 623- 91071snp, LARSON h boat 250 Che- r, �••A:, B cyl engine n- boaru seats 6 Mer: cruiser. stem dnve purr loft N Nor1R 'and tracer with hydraulic Drakes all working $18NO OW 90, 1139-1357sm x 1 1FApwrbwtrea poy 1 5 2 BEC Act t 3iu,i 5t N area 'eared to income .905--%25-8049 or 1416,496 4%0 1 BED Nailkout 8S:ut act 'a smgie non-smoker 4 App Parking Avail immC Reter- enas tsulasl 1905)-427- 0842 atter 6pn WINTBY 1 a 2 BEDROOMS. Bowmanvdle 3 Bedroom Call ;416--789-4145 or ,905--665- 7543 1 LARGE BEDROOM Very clean 8 hardwoca floors Central Oshawa no pets Available immediately $600; mo inclusive 579-4250 or (767.0591 mess! Referenc- es required 1 YR OLD 2-Dearoom atart- meni Shepparo.Rostuak $950 monthly includes uhsr lies. washer dryer available immediately No pets. Calk 839-5529 2 -BEDROOM. two floor, ex- cellent neighbourhood near Oshawa centre. arge back- yard. Laundry. parlurla avad- able immediately S695/monih at 571-5320 3 KO. Manfloor. heated apt.. large luichen, living dining room. 4 pc bathlaundry. ga- rage. fenced yard. appliances. Oshawa Shopping Centre area (905) -728.5570 - AAAA RAVINE walk -out to beautiful treed lot S patio. huge 1 -bedroom basement apartment Bright 8 clean ex- cellent Courlice location. $650 inclusive. available Oct Ist 905.579-3611 *AGE 14 -TUR NEWS ADVEKn= TII CMY, SlrrEMMM 1,19M 4 � ,' .4 410 `,`1 APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: WWW.gc0CltWe I_0111;'wall street/ floor 7h57 hl► hnser.html. SOCK OF REPMNG?? OWN YOUR HOUR - Fo olrn :700/month Mkrn wn lnioonrr $MAD0 tMr • Not Imucl dawnpotytra•n197 calf Madill FIMP for 1Nadw9ad bartbupts �: +'Choose Orta: Cash Taber! up to f1i5.0o0 QH no +MIA 1 Morf~Bala. ^{ ) 57141275 or 14600.6400275 Mark Stapby r Setae taco. Flamer Abffly taeel Eseab Ltd. n CIIEARIN6 ovum NotI6ElRen - Tama 4 pn Wle �1rp�e mlmbers, 1-900- 451-3638 eft 235, $3.25lim. Moet be 18. T40M. roe not sure whkoh is more Qlfialt, my" Ua ad or ro- to it'? 1 am a single male who atjoys cotn- by lift rll havaking amend K you arc a sncere. anrach". female, 3045, with s;rtailx interests. please reply in writerea lellino me about ABA DAM 0U We have a home for you $500, down 1 A a 1 / for Sob youselt with a photo t0: Box 4587. rJo Marltham Econ - Cho" • 6 months free or free legals or reduced mortgage SOUTH AJAX. 4 bed louse to WINTRY, detached 3 -bedroom omist. 9 Heritage Road, Markham. UP IM3 rate From $750Jmonth aN lir clusive Income requirement sfurc S450/11111) Inclusive Us 19051 683899 large comer 101. desirable area, finished basemen, UMWA RELAXING MAS - from $27.500 gross Call Rthl5 ecu many upgrades Pnvale SAGE Shiatsu Service 40 King Ken Costs. Cl ldwen Banker M $179.900. 6 15% Syr mug 1 St W(N5) 404-9625 1130 am 1905(728-9414 For Rant Furrow Or , TacksorVRoss- - 9 pm land((905 723-8752 04 • BROCKMWY 2 2 large bed- BRAND NEW luxury town- PENTHOUSE CONDO NW House ?I Nun 12 -spm Atawxamb •Ooms walkout basement home. October 1 Whitby 2. Oshawa. 2 bedrooms. 5 age- • • 1 •i111apartmem Dight diol clean, bedroom w/ensures. finished VpIines. fireplace, no pets 1 C«Wos ct•; Ctly no pets/smo*'nq basement w/gas fireplace 5 5825 mo . hydro- 1A, toe Sale AVAILABLE for September - Octote• -w; bedroom jots Small quiet budding Small dogs OK Laundry on premis- es Bioor'witsoll area Call 725-=5 AVANABLE MWD1ATELY in WhaN Aar cat c ng spa nous carpeted. newly paint - ea. with balcony dose Id bus. IdMPIN aN WOWS included 11rstAast requited. no IMS 1 WESTWYMARWOOOi• . u ►ng one for from Ottawa bedroom $69C 2 bedroom. "sled ruum n P,dhernq o- Low of season pncwe Sun. ' r rent share ktden and r wcrking Couple. references. '<:last $715 utlMles inctud- new appliances. NC. $1400. utilities. references (905)7T3- 576.3367 PICI(ERING 2 BEO .Solanum Stlydem bars Included Avail Immediately 686- 5159 , owm a • 2 Caths 1 parking 5 apPlwnc- C-r-zn:enl '*ic' mntediately iron -smoker Rthl5 ecu es. Barcorry immaculate �• IC lS DICKERING OSHAWAANNITHY semi- rent/ 77 Free Rent 77 5189.900 1890 Valley Farm crap trader. good katahon immarutane detached i option to buy or cul-de-sac 3 bedroom fenced yard. prate Oshawa downtown 400-1600 s0 it a- Rd Call (416)-"-7039 CREAT FMMG do Fece nedrnaw 2 12 mark ark dr Close to amen4es Oct 1 fice/Retad East Oshawa 18089*0 lots to 905Ft26 3642 Carate large ear -in kitchen 404-2323 sq It Commercial Hosue San V.h,r1pool hark in aypkance,. newt, PICKERING. Liverpool Rd S 45OSq h Shop Cas 434-2447 or 655-4132 ORONO area. 1 acre lots. cortin :-3 5edrooms fwuOwd b central airM1ac. Fenced is yard. S bedroom detached 2 storey Cions semi. 4-bcdrpoM beck - � SOMO On offer Caul. view and tries. $75,000 Call entrance a laundry. awage Mark to schnimake Oma andCentral home 4 appliances Deck. q. R. for runt n good Waiter Frank. Royal LePage • (:l). M s>.aktra. m t'•ka qa W. $t Phone (9051- 839659 location. Bond and Park ad s875 Phone 905 Fmk R E (905)576-4111 not), &A house, heated pod. f12ee+hnmiWr. RNerenres. no dogs Call 728-7861vvacation9 , 1 A-adialwe 0".1ter I,L S. AJAX Near Harwood 8 NHL Hockey NFL Football, Pr n WtN1'l1Y 1 bedroom n Vidor- 839-9227 DreyerhVaValidb Okra, pro- lar Style 4-pkx available Oc- hors: track Children taN- hi 1iebeCl��leDOWNTOWN � tessronal ottice space or OWN YOUR Own fully serv- come $27$*aet (905)683- PICKERING FirwAWhdes Ad mediatley 5 utilities $1200 I room or slide. s�nrWkili iced trader $rte $5900 $1000 905-655-5293 . 5-igtr :lean basement apt Plus utilities 905-428-9101. gr�oot. 905 rent incentives Let's down. $89 monthly Great WHITBY. 1 bearoom Avail- K tchenette. suitable for oft. ask for Evelyntie►-801)8 room T levo apartments m swammirg. hshing. beach. 2 BED APT IN 4 PLEx ; )n -smoker Very private WHITTIY N.Butruful century PRESTIGIOUS OFFICE SPACE near Cotiorg (416 1-1555 -.r balcor• A;1 u'!!'1r Parking y%alk out to Towne S595hn- d.905-837-0218(5+4) 3-4 bedrooms dinmWiamily - Situated in a Designated VENICE FLORIDA Residers l 8 Laundry Avail act 151 room fireplace. off large plod. Hent� 8 Watt; me dawn- area Beautifully furnished 5775/mo tsLW No pets PICKERING Village - Hwy 2' em kitchen, new gel fleiranxxl town YMwtDY Core. First floor house 1 bed.. 2 Wms By 1905)-576-8675 Church S' Soacious 3 bed- wanallim. 2 car garage. 5.000 apPr0Pmx 750 $q ft Suitable for beach Avail now to March room apartment available A Sq h workshoptgarage.Sprai lessuM office Available 14M (9051.839-1235 2 BED APT. :lose to Piuer lie call lath! 444- booth. 2 commercial October Call Pam days - ng GO Gundry Cable 7391 $t995/uu ltdes House only (905) 668-1842 Evgs 668- I Conoco Fridge Stout Sep Emr Arad 51395 Option to buy. Avai- 4377 r Oct or Nov 1st S675,mo 1 BEDROOM bsmi apt Non- type Sept 1 725-1171 (905)-42D-6514 smoker pets Partial trtchen Gump a a •� SPACIOUS snade0 s+tes A. Ude. parking coal. . Hoetky 54neee avarude for 1999 CAmpug AJAX ' bedroom basement Shared laundryImt ee Mbd season All sdes fully sm- NEw'-• RENOVATED Dmate $5751mo 1SVmedkaa5t (9051-83 BOWMANVILLE.. 1000 Sq n rzd Soley Pas Trailer Part entrance, parking CAC. dose 3271 PROFESSIONAL COUPLE. secure storage praldirlg with on Rice Lake 705.896-2107 t0 Gor'Duses Non-smoker seeks dean 3 bedroom I-Vw Oaks and floor 200 $625 1ndlsive Sep 1St Call MCKERINGAOUGE. 1 -fed- HOME in York or Dunham amp sconce avaiAbk refund M-" 683-7449 room casement apartment Region Tom (416) 297-0954. No cars SMmc Also Avail OCT. lit Bedroom separate entrarlCe. parlung. ~ Non-smoker no or (4161-301-1116 2 car garage for storage only +9051-623-7986 MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out Crean Netts Oshawa Evenil- Every. ting Included No pets quiet suits I person imntedalt. $675/monm lsLbst, reter- I Rooae for Reis a 1 Colleges of debt quick without bankrupt or being tuilarg SMS, month Ui enoes 905-509-8339 be Avg Everyone accepteOrdless 905-5.'9 9600 JA AX. char furnsled nom of Credit ramp Captor ft" AVAILABLE for September - Octote• -w; bedroom jots Small quiet budding Small dogs OK Laundry on premis- es Bioor'witsoll area Call 725-=5 AVANABLE MWD1ATELY in WhaN Aar cat c ng spa nous carpeted. newly paint - ea. with balcony dose Id bus. IdMPIN aN WOWS included 11rstAast requited. no IMS 1 WESTWYMARWOOOi• . u ►ng one for from Ottawa bedroom $69C 2 bedroom. "sled ruum n P,dhernq o- Low of season pncwe Sun. ' r rent share ktden and r oARG10FT BARRY'S BAY rrAorinargn 905-576-3505 :-Ath. m bus route. pinkmIgp Blue (Moon retreat 1-1100-654 Stlydem bars Included LaoN dishwasher ;371 9448 1 2 8 3 bedroom mod. BASEMENT APARTMENT monirn rncusm Available Kit on b"WtA Pur- • 6 8rawiaaa mntediately iron -smoker dY lake Boats barbecues. i intra 427 6932 nndu0sd n reasoa0le hill CLFAN, nerly eguippeC. T4 AJAX. 'umeshed roam Shan ran crap trader. good katahon On bus rook References BEDROOM, plea private sin - as" 618 500 CAN Kitchen and ban. available CREAT FMMG do Fece (905)668-766N after 7p m. �rnmed'Mety SIOGtwtrk CAN Like Family weekends, hk (9051-509.7876 905Ft26 3642 1%. Doaag. nature Modern • 1 � Available kttaet4rsN F collages in quit cow" sev Nems $790 3 bedroom i850 Cad bee Dsm wln49 en2vate ensuft. Dle. knCnert IacrkteSinter pyeoeAO Cottages 70"96- 4310-0134 Darks vA Sq qtr Close IO Prdten�rgq Gentrasmg Station, PTC 2WI BASEMENT APARTMENT at interviews Sellable la pro- G0. 0wh000ri h. $170 wOrki wonting Utilitinesguiet and saae included rasher/dryer Avadaone 'ar Dec is: '. urie testional non-smokmg/pees ��' --'O18 e 1 Pdtda bearoom otoer No Smokes, S325/no ntlusive Avarabk Sept 1St 1 LARGE BEDIIOOMS a bath. Masser wilt en suite 4 MTM AIM FESTRU. ano den. own sun- On bus rook References BEDROOM, plea private sin - walk -n closets Finished dry room War sort mature Avail Oct 1st $85& rho ling room m country. lar- CLEM WATER ARE 3 Dry. working Couple M, • ubk- (9051-509.7876 n1S1 a unfurnished ass d room kiaxdousa pop lacskm. $S1hf r 3505 West 42s _ One b9drilutim MfINTBbasemmt ort- ferrel SXS� tons Seagraw MG pmak d ava401s ifereenaai- preferred FirSWst, relerenc- t. im ethenatey $550 723- apartment. rRN 5.3607 snD now For rip and ki vow phom 9 05 5 71-3 788 BRAND NEW Dight urge 2 marooned SIM one separate Cions semi. 4-bcdrpoM beck - � SOMO On offer Caul. Oec apt 'r noose Sep trio entrance a laundry. awage AVAILABLE immeduley. CLEARWATER. 3 -tearoom ISLUS1, S700 . hydro From Sept 1st panwg sa" certded Gol large furrmw room. , , , . furnished mobiles (perma- -905,-438-8683 lake dose $550 inclusive tau. kvngmom. GO. illy bis not), &A house, heated pod. BROOLA , , 00 sq r newly RNerenres. no dogs Call PArkup able. klepl000e. Ib hot tub Minutes to leaches. rcnowted basenent epen- 683-8846 rad $36Nmorch Fatale non- NHL Hockey NFL Football, men' men' on 2 1,2 acres Lar WtN1'l1Y 1 bedroom n Vidor- 2701er preferred (905)400 2700 Blue Jay baseball and dog - 0 bedroom dose to amegr-- lar Style 4-pkx available Oc- hors: track Children taN- hi Nes Non-smoker no pets sober Ist 5600 all anisate NEWLY RENOVATED tui- come $27$*aet (905)683- Avad W 1 1sLlast S65v,mo lirst'last no pets Cab rushed rooms in morning 5503 905-655-5293 (9051725-126e house fridge n room. laundry. ry��e CENTRAL Oshawa 2 2-0ea- WHITBY. 1 bearoom Avail- SLUIWV al 580 week- 1pyl 576.9675. 905 -576 - 1 1 ForIib room T levo apartments m aDk m will mawtaueC and- - 9716 duplex dose tip hospital 3 Ing 4 Sevens Realty Ltd 9D5- COURTICE 2 downtown Wal maintained 666-7777 OSHAWA Furnished or tlmu- Pears nes' Foushed base - and newt) renovated Avail- rusted rooms CaipeW roam. mem. desirable Area His to ode Sep 1st. $70C indu5ive WIMTBY- Brgm open concept own Idl-sire I - neem be seen to be apprecaled' 1SVIast required (91W-436- w furnished basement awnrient Cable an10 Axone n room, use Mn deck. wt~ paw. tabu 7938 keden. Mike (9050!11,-3588. of �ry kitchen. backyard $159.900. a 1 CLEAN B spacious bachelor wOrki wonting Utilitinesguiet and saae included rasher/dryer and whole house Bus stop at Ci(�).432-819' ringers room in targe, friendly apartment S500/month inclu- extra RossiandiGarden area otoer No Smokes, S325/no ntlusive Avarabk Sept 1St 1 LARGE BEDIIOOMS a bath. Masser wilt en suite 4 MTM AIM FESTRU. sive Non-smoker no pets available Sept 1st Call $150iweek firsvlast (905)666-6431 CAN Gady-6861 walk -n closets Finished Fine Art Sale. Fere at Falls 49051404-2418 NOe PICKERINO. Fay furnished bsm1, with oak wet lar. On cin n Whitby Fenced Fy grounds. 15 inns. N. d Lindsay 1.500 original paw - WORM OSNABIA Super urge 2 1 rR a uttarrshed room with a- tole 4 pore IATA, n quiet ex. yquiet $169.900. (905) 579- eps + line clans. Sept. 45.6. -bedroom Extra urge byco- ifereenaai- preferred FirSWst, relerenc- t. im ethenatey $550 723- ecubve home Share kitchen. laid UOeiiii a Fill 6 -9 53.00. Phone M Well managed peel build- Cions semi. 4-bcdrpoM beck - � SOMO On offer Caul. OINAWA, 5irtcoc St S. at Vq Controlled entrance $729 Lei Cade. par" No dogs: SSM5584r/October 1st 905 2 NEDRO M AVANABLE FOR SEPT 1ST. Located at 350 Malaga Rd Oshawa VOW Ino all inclusive No pets Please CAN (9051-576.6724 room. urinary room MOVE IN CM6h1M0w. dose 1705) 667-3409. ■ Sm' PrIuM 427 7.Rill"On k to SOW. NW ntlu . AN ram NO raNed bungalow. double tub. finished bas I �. Price 1 TiadMs e 1 TindMs reduced to $165.000. Intone 54VR3. old engineer 1am -J 725-2521. INVITATION TO No share 3-bedoom condo Pilo- M6VE 61ONT NI: Gorgeous B& for sersi es k*d below gess t0: firing, near Go. 2 -bedrooms. UriLt CenlneY, dark two SMDe private fl t room, wrier- The Dishihutien Yunrieear SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 1-800-840-6275 round itar1D g rig available. bare er on huge X30511. treed bedroom apts Avail at 900 and 1166 Glen St Some with Mark Stapley keden. Mike (9050!11,-3588. Id. Three large out buildings, O1C mused worksheiti%wage, walk-in closets paint proved- Close S"•p'6••""d0"^i'-I'a"`w CLOSE to Oshawa Centre. Perw'*W 9Kdm. 0014116s0 ed to schools. stop- lung Centre. GO Sutton UW- ringers room in targe, friendly ptnds, upgrades interior and its included Call 728.4993 stared home. with 3 others- Close 10 pudic trari cable. exlengr. Minks bum to 401 OSNAWA - Stevenson/Anna- polis. large sunray -one -bed- w N laundry. air coed Non- smoker. $375. 576-5s77.(srip) and eovwtwwrk. Uh otre, roup en!! be seSM.900. lour room basement age Sep en- FEMALE PMEIMAR to on the Internet li pWatem- bers.spree.comictf_ des+DN traince/parkn Washer/dryer/ included s • share oorndo ®lake n Apex. 2 ndec Mm (905)-786. q/ pets � working Bedrooms Sep. Washroom. 9805. ifereenaai- preferred FirSWst, relerenc- t. im ethenatey $550 723- Avail. Immd. PooYSamaRbt tubrtenrrs cis. (905)-426- 1855. OSHAWA. spartlNig, spa- f 8369, 6444UI Cions semi. 4-bcdrpoM beck - � SOMO On offer Caul. OINAWA, 5irtcoc St S. at recKE i, single dad has law UNAWAnse to flit a wo Pfigk fenced rib way ;401, 14adM= n- pu-S respomible person. non- mnovaW with an -law apail- clu". Sell= A by- smobtg aailibk iMme- Mem, woodstae. Ikrdwood ' aro I;rslAap IlOSI12�1711. 0i2" Sm mtkww GN now ininio'lle! (905)937-=4.b o Mian 905 631-0735. AUCnON SALE SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th 10:00 a.m. Auction Sale of Farm Machinery and Miscellaneous Items for Almira Hereford Farms Stouffville. Located at 11822 KennedRd., Gormley (Stouffville), 1/I mile south of Stouffville Sdrd., or 2 miles north of Major MacKenzie. Watch for signs. Tractors: 2 Case Int. 7120 magnums, iw/1460 hrs. & 1 w/1508 hrs., 4x4, 20.8x38 radials, 18 speed power shift, AC (ex.); Cockshutt 1640 diesel tractor, hydra power drive, hyd., PS, 18.404 rr tires; motor rebuilt @ 3000 hrs., 1000 hrs. since, tin fair; Cockshutt 550 diesel, rear 13.6x26, single remote (gd.); 18.404 duals. Equipment: White 8700 Cummins diesel combine, Harvest Boss, 28Lx26 fmt. (gd.); White 704 w/corn head, WR 3h"; White 14' rigid grain head; White Kwik -Cut Flex head 14% Case Int. 735 van -width 5 ( plow, auto reset (ex.); Cockshutt 550, semi-mt. 5 If plow; Cockshutt semi -rant. plow, 6fxl6" bottoms, auto reset (gd.); Bushhog 1-wav 14' disc, tandem; cultivator pull type, 32' hyd. wings, no walking axles, Great West harrows; 6 sect. diamond harrows; 14' culti-packer; Case Int. 5300 seed drill, 21 run, grass -seed, no fert. hopper; 6 r, 3 pt. h White scuffler; Hesston forage harvestor pick-up, 2 r forage head; JD 7000 4 r corn planter, 36" insect, monitor, not used for 2 vin. (gd.); JB & Dsprayer, single axle, new pump yr. ago, PTO, 500 US gal., after market foam markers; Owatonna gas swather, tripper, 14' head, hydrostatic, model Commander; Kuhn pull type finger rake, 9 bar (ex.); Oliver side del. rake, 5 bar; Gehl rind. baler 5x6 bale; Int. 37 sq. baler 3 pt. h Bale Eze end. bale wrapper, manual (ex.); round bale 3 pt. h forks; Gehl 350 tandem manure spreader, end gate, dbl. beater; gals. water tank -single axle; single axle utility trailer; homemade single axle dump box, 12' box gravel, HD (ex.); 3 gravity wagons; Gehl 970 forage wagons, triple beater, w/roof, gals. sides, Horst dbl. reach gears, 4 yin. usage; sm. header wagon; 2 sect. blower pipe; 2 Patz silo unloaders formerly 14' incl. cord & switches; Gehl forage blower, low silo; Gehl 99 hi -throw forage blower (ex.); 1 dbl. & 2 single reach gears; portable roller mixer mill (fair); Lely electnc auger; belt drive buzz saw on skid plates (ex.); old 4' flail chopper; Patz flighting cattle feeder; 2 feed carts; round bale feeders; mobile cattle scales, single animal; cattle headgate squeeze, qty. cattle oilers; livestock ht,of trimmer,, wagon feeder -no gear; 3 1gg. a1v. water troughs; Ig. Ritchie fountain; fndigrs; qty. of t -bar posts, electric fence r(ads, electric wire fencing, wire gates. Note: All machinery stored inside & is field ready. The Estate is giving up farming. Terms: Cash or approved cheque. Gary Hill Auctions (Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.) Uxbridge )ffice 1905) 8524538 Toll Fere (800) 654Zi4 :ellielar (416) 5134WI Fax (905) 852-106 Wed. Slept. 2, SM 6:36 View koro mm. Ran Ceoatry Auctions 2619 k@d Rd. N. Pilton , 3 Nei. N. tory. 361, Exit 399. Featuring this week antiques, fine turn., glass, china. crystaf and collectables to include: Spmnet desk, Gib- bed tea wagon, 1930's diningroom suite, walnut china cabinet, pine )am cupboard, mahogany serpentine side- board, caramel back sofa with ball and claw fat (ex- quisite), washstands, matt. high boy. Sheraton mah. dropleal table, 2 oak fireside chairs, or of ant. wooden pedestal candlesticks, oak occ. table, oak minor bads buffet, pine harvest table, set of 4- arrowbadt chairs, 4 Jacques and Hayes chairs, ash n urrorback jam cup- board, walnut vanity, rah. vanity. piano stool, pine dry sink swing mirror dresser, oak arts and crafts desk, pressed back rocker, pony chair. slant top standing desk, Vnct. Inlaid parlour table. petty point chairs, dun - tan phyte tables, Bentwood rocker, side by side dress- er. wicker plaid stands. coffee and end tables, spindle bench, num occ. tables and chairs, dl lamp. mantle dock, Cowan pottery, lamps, prints, 4 pc. modern bedroom set, Royal Doullorts - Tender Momm . Holy, Madelaine, Traynor ampVw, 4 Staccato drums, large 11 drawer tool chest (like nowt), many more exciting items. _ 9�haomw 1 Fax 2854M2267 MWirs68r Auction Coeko,162 ttleMlson tit. BBF• hNswiNo AM>,ros, CollectBNos iSomd&IloesoMoN Eflogt 161M 'faoorly=efGib. JIM(EXM► MMr a IMtt9Ead) IN kqq tit. North 1 fast. Sunday's Auction features out usual selection of quality articles including the contents from a local apartment, dressers, kitchen cabinet, mist. tables (kitchen, parlour, coffee d end), chairs a rockers, country cdlectables, kitchen contents, glass b china, Trost. tools d hard- ware, plus all the articles your would exped to find in an older home. C80 for all low hm t , i NookAntilles _q NtMtk J. = Ina 5.6?!• brolm- AT WARNER'S AUCTION HALL NW T+N nctx DORK For Mr. W. * , , Co and home contents wo- metal and wood tools, radial arm saw table saw, woos lathe,power tools, franc tools, 6' jointer planer compressor, 24horse Tan- dent andem axle trailer, drill press grinders, chains, lawn 8 garden tools, plus count- less other small tools filter metal fabricating stop. Household includes ap- pliances, Indge, stove, nearly new Hitachi spin washer, dryer, microwave, nice oak rased upright pia- no, walnut vanity b chest, queen, double. 314 and sin- gle beds, bed sofa, small tables, table 8 chair sets, small collectable5 include rare Samivar set with tray. very nice Flo Blue dish Wild, brass 8 cast pcs., dishes, glasswares. China, plus more, pictures, signed Bobby Orr print, other prints, Sat Sept 5, 10:00 a m Estate from Mrs. Axtord of Hampton, household contents, ant. d collectible pcs., etc. 114 cut oak chest w/Serpen- tlne front. Victorian love seat, oak Named boweled mirror wdorgtrlal hooks. 2 modern knee seals, in ex - cell. condition, *wVrm str Ire chest of Silver, Royal Doulton figurines, leaded glass table lamp. old pot belly stove, Kearsted pmt. set of china, Royal Dilution cups 8 saucers, O C. Ja- pan, qty, krvck knacks. china 8 glassware. house- hold articles from Vis old) horrhe. No reserves. Visa, M C , Int Cash or good cheque Gary A Bib Warner Auctiotaers (905)355-2106 CORNEIL'S AUCTION MAItNn FRIDAY SEPT. 4 AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD. 4 New Findlay Oval ar- tight cook slove, wal. nut tilt top dining table, large wardrobe, refinished ice box, set 6 matching press back chairs, refin- ished washstands, press back rockers, oak 3 selection desk d chair, waterW sideboard, table top Gramophone. Empire chest of drawers, Gate leg table, dirwlg extension table, li- brary rade, refinished dressers, chester- field d matching chair, modern dress- ers 8 chests of draw- ers, Rattan chairs, adjustable salon chairs, hair dryers, reclining hair dress- ing chairs, hair dressing sinks. De - Wall loin. radial arm saw, Gun cabinet, action poww anger x electric wheelchair, 2 single glass door. coke refrigerators, qty. china, glass, household b collm- ible Items. Don A Greg Corning RRBI Lupo IBrihis (706)766-218; Please read your ad on the first u icafion pas we cannot be for more responsiblethanone insertion in the event o .an error. Auc6orts Attetiotts I Auctions I Allam AUCTION SALE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 71 -10:00 a.m. Antkluit Tractors, Stationary Engines, Vehicles, Tools i Antique Furniture for Art i Peg McUm of Orono. 401 to Cooties Ad. (Oshawa) exit d 90 north to Taunton fad. then east 7 inti. to Darlingfor✓Clarington Townfine, d north t mt. to #2089, or from Hwy. 115% go west 3Y, mi. on Taunton Rd. Follow signs. Antique Tractors: MH22 completely restored, wide fml. (Stow winner); JD40 comp. rest., 3pl.h d pulley (1• tractor in collection -ex.); JD720 w/pup erg., diesel, rubber ex. PS, western model (ex. meth. rest.). JO Model A. meth. rest., single fml. wheel (gd.); JD420 wide fmt., rock shaft, 5 speed, Hat steering wheel, live PTO (ex. comp. rest.); JD520 PS, remotes, every option, new tires, hand dutch, super power kit (ex. -Pride 8 Joy); JD Model L 2cyl Hercules eng., wide fmt. new rr tires (2v owner, needs rest.); 1929 JD Model 0 cast grill (gd. runner); Fordson ribbed imt wheels long.); G.H. veg. Champion, scufflers 8 plow, 7hp Briggs & Stratton (ex. -Stow winner), plus more Antique Engines: JD Model •W- ulstyled on skids mooned on trailer (formerly from Gnst Mill, comp res. -ex.); Universal Exciter gas power generator (formerly standby power plant Whitby Psychiatric Hosp.) Tractors & Farm Related Machinery: JD2140 Idr. diesel tractor, PS. 18.968 radials. 2569 his. (ex ), McCormick Int. 8250 diesel tractor, 3pt.h (go.): Clark 2'7 ton forklift, sldeshltt, propane, solid rubber, Int. 14' P.T. Viibrashank cup, w/Great West harrows: JD110 dol. disc 12' (ex): JD semi -mit. plow 4x18 (gd.): diamond harrows, Lely P.T. 1 ton fert. spreader, ant. MH 3 f match plow (ex.): ant dol, pulley bakers fan; RR construct. roller approx. 3-4 ton, cast iron (ex. runway roper), Ford 3pt.h. rotary mower. Danser 3pt.h. post hole digger w/ext.: ant. JD 2 f Murphy plow 3pt.h.: 3pt.h. barrel sprayer Vehicles, Trailers & Motorcycles: 1971 Buick Rmera, 80,000 mi, loaded (ex). 1978 MG convertible, 1500 special (Sprint eng.), Florida car (mint); 1980 GMC 6000 stake truck, live hyd. system, lint. winch 8 hoist 350 eng.. 4 bolt- ong. owner, selling cert. w/gram racks (ex.); Mack F700 tandem highway traitor V8 Mack full maxldine (certbefore par" -Gold Bull Dogj: 40' alum. triple sleeper, 1990 Suzuki 40 Sidekick convert., 100.000 kms. (ex.): Sherman Jeep 4wd farm vehicle. (as is): 5 ton tandem float elect. winch a ramps: hyd. hoist dump trailer (for transporting to shows); Kawasaki motorcycle: moped Lawnmower i Tools; JD322 tilting mower, hydro, PTO twit. 8 back liquid coded, 387 hrs (ex.): JO Imt. mount walk behind sed prop lawn reel mower w1JD826 snowblower: landscape sprayer a tank. commercial 1.5 hp art comp. ACIDIC Miller welder, 50cable, acetylene torches: qty prrmdrve tools. Chan saws. Moor pot: qty pulleys d weights. qty. JO 8 Massey parts. pryaviation radios. cargo nets, parachute. etc ;19. qty hardware plus more Antique Ftxni nif i Collectibles: Old Cop Cola store cooler wdbotee topper (gd. ). old lightning rods, Hespeler forage blower, cast iron sap kettle. Jacobean dining rm table 6 chairs wvb4rey twat 8 crown (go ): pressbadi chairs: Mission oak rocker a arm dw Singer treadle sewing machine. 5 drawer pre dresser (ex. sage board): pine drop bat table. highchair. Wool baby's rocking cnb: bridge lamps. dome by tri#: old tr0it' e.S: copper boder. Bladtsmth vice. ice brigs. corn gnnder, spout Master hat: Cop Cola p ill Cooler: Cama a md. lin sign: Valvalene Mame Oft mil. bn sign: MRM Horseshoes tin sign. saw mill blades plus much. much more Additions: 555 MH diesel tracbr, JD AR. Minneapolis Monne. ' 945 -C -Auks Chakmers; MFIMTT cormbne. Collector Series Ltd. Edison bell dtddes wrth frames: wood ordhard sprayer dw M ardin engine on s. hit 8923 kit. 33 hp hit 8 miss: 3ihp Fairbanks Morse arlg., Ig miss: . tflig. Farm wagon: wagon bad smal dents. qtyus" bldg. materials Nott: The farm has been sold and rhe McLaren aro faire up travelling raper than cote ong. An excellent opportunity to purduse pnssne equprrleru and conecLbfes. Evenly" has been nal niartaned and is ready for shows. Two auc»oneen se" at the same bine. Tractors sed at 100 p M. Terms: Cash or approved cfkque Gan' Hill i (Diva . 1081.454 4 OOnntaarM it rio Inc.) Uxbridge Office 905.852.9538 Tots Free 800.654.4647 Cellular 416-518-6401 Fax 905-852-1067 Assisted by Frank Stapleton a wewtonwre MatGregor ktgbttA nch" Comm. 182Bowasssnlle Cstlssses d Paid afid Wan Covering Sore Tkresl1lsV, Sspl. 3rd. 6:311 p.m. (VWw* 5#16 p.m.) 4h M E �MMMMMMMM l) North to 03 Hwy.. ! trove treat inshtteted by the Bailiff to liquidate the mpkte contents of a Paint and Wall Covering Store. ilial Inst includes Paints, thinners, strippers, wall pa r, borders. brushes, rollers E trays, tape. edgers, idles, knives, scrapers, pus all types of paint d pa- ring accessories, store fixtures, shelving d racking, splays, mirrors, security cameras, coulters etc. cbm teatures an opportundyr to complete your reno- 'IOrIS or ad to your store SttootciitF 'ms: Cash, Visa. MiC. fifftac. Cheque wAD. NletiaM J.iSwam . 90423-790 1.0114534M TNIM31. MT. 30 AT 6 P.M. as 1111=011111 Ro. E. WNM are the asta a of Ed. Goulet a Oshawa p in�ow'bedroom�t" fRdQnpa cl.i i ti radio oft d*sL o* CaDllllt. smog draws io cabNMl. pirlog r 4bles, boddi . dresser, van mt. chairs. scala, walnut ballroom suit, da ck, china asps i saucers, hill, pots & Nincial sots a stair, 9* sofa a chill, t wa btta, cart tables. aMRy table a 4 ages. set Jim . ax machine a phot copier, war OWN table & chairs; TOOLS: driN. router 00 s; ben silldll, tools, skill sant, Chain saw, so bons.nt Wiling Oct sell. i nmmTMgdentoolsphs many other as. NOS t e.g. Emabd sent. Mn M Mod V10 0 TIMrs. kaan 1 p.m. M C=kl Wall beilell +Mui.. M%M ML MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 AT 10 A.M. ANTIOUES, ANTIQUES, ANTIOUES Held at the Ballsntfae Community Cadre, 1 km, east of Hwy 48 on the Aurora Sid. Rd. An amazingly large and unique holiday antique auction sale held for a local Century Home, plus top notch additions. 1/4 cut oak sideboard with leaded glass, bow front oak china cabi- net, flat to wall cupboard 0910, ant. dressers, tables, chairs, oak wardrobe (ex) c1900, pine chair table 0860. Edwardian curio cabinet, Vict. wicker rocker and side chair, ornate bench, washstands and much, much more. Huge selection of Quality Collectibles eg. hand carved tribal mask. CCM wagon org paint 1933. mechanical bank (artillery man); German doll w/ china head e1910 in org. box. 24 dinky road signs. in the box, other old toys: school house clock; excellent Tiffany type table lamp c1900, cast iron hanging lamp and more. Admirable set of Glass, china, and pot- tery, blue and white four piece wash set: R D fig -Tupence a Bag'. Berlin Ont. jug:Moorcroft clock, vase and small pitcher. Royal Crown Darby and Suzie Coop- er pcs. Limoges, Bavaria. depression, carnival and many others. Artwork: watercolors, Ltd. edition group Seven; Botanical prints. brave and horse bronze sculp- ture etc. Preview 830 a.m. Don.1 miss this one"' Visa, mc. Interac, no reserves. lunch counter, good seating and parking CLARKSON AUCTIONS STOUFFVILLE 905-640-6411 FARM MACHINERY CONSIGNMENT SALE Friday, September 11th - 10:00 a.m. VANHAVEN Sales Arena (formerly Ptxoenix), Uxbridge Folli advertising please cal us now with your items. IVGary Hill Auctions I Utc of 108 115 1 onano Inc ) l xbndgc LNffcc 90"52-95im Toll Frcc 11(X)f-04-4647 (.cHular 41 O -S 184A01 Fax 90"i -RS? -106- 800 1 l Disposal Services Residential and Commercial 14 to 40 cubic yard b1n5 for refit (905) 683-1397 24 -hours 7 -days Una -Roofing A&C it(K )Fl NG, And Alumium Shingling. all ty,cs of roofs. new and old. Workmanship Guar- aniced 10`t• Discount to Senicrs. fully in- sured. Free estimates Call Andrew at cs1051 azo -moo 6 Pa'"sill g Decorrtkis 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING A PLASTERING Colour matching Stucco Ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied. Fres Eslmale. Sew Dmcouug Cut Salt at (416)4145Ih11( ell) R;1C7 House Cleaning CLEANING POSITION AVAILABLE TUES. - FRI. %11N. OF 10 HRS. EXP. PREFERRED CAR AN ASSET. FOR MORE INFO CALL 426-6421 GET 3 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 $6G viii clean w to 3000 sq n vaawisl% otm% mm ckaiwh0• krtctlen. Moan washed. window ledges. base boards. 8 wherever else the house needs darling to revs ween cr Call Rua M 416-786-M Unionville,are SM Camvmw. • e Adie Ermarfekrnnerd MPatty Services i Pam Seiko awssrr WAR" woa>tl: Doing Magic For Clridren's Parties Arid AN Occasions. Have My Own Magician. can r'.rade 666a413Z THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, SEPTEMSER 1, 19M - PAGE 15 AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... SlINCERELY YOURS TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CAU1-900-4513793. $ 2.49 PER MENUTE. YOU MUST BE 180R OLDER. Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. BEST FRIEND SOUGHT Petite, attractive. Christian lady, non smoker, non drinker Enjoys movies. dinner. theater, dung out. Ilea mar- kets. day trips, walks and drives n the country. Seeks honest, sincere. Chrhstwn gentleman, early Ws. with similar interests. in Ma Cobourg area, lex hiendshp only BOX 30467 HOPELESS ROMANTIC? 33 yr old. white female. 5 2-. dark brown haw and eyes, full figured. enjoys fishing, baking, cooking. crafts, kids. etc. Looking for a man. 30.40 for a long lasting relationship Must be attractive, understanding. oval aro adhhd with a good sense of humor BOX 17361 SEEKING MY KNIGHT Saga white female. a smoker non- drinker. seeking a saga while male. 3e to 45. social drinkers and Ikon welcome. You should know how to treat a arty. in return you-ir receive sincerity , honestyhumor arta love. Sweep me off my Asad BOD( 19200 SEE WHAT DEVELOPS! Attractne. 3e yr cd. single female. donde haw, green eyes. M. romantic. a"ectoonate and compassionate Likes music. paying guar. groat evenings at home. dung out. Ov- tography. art and tra is" Lonkng for an atRaceva, it me*. 39 to 50. worn similar interests ane qualities 13OX 13&12 CIRCLE THIS AD!! 53 yr old. active. attractive. proiw sinal, employed. golter. gardener and handy woman who is looking to lova a considerate male who likes laughter and reads more than the daiy newspaper. to share family. kxrmpmrwonshp and run BOX 16393 A GOOD HEART Separated while femane. no depan- dents. 35 yrs. 54'. MWun btwld. hazel eyes, tx0vvrh haw. honest. tar- ing. afaetnor4 fa Lukas cnidae and annuls, moves, daring, trove" and arc l am a non smoker ora light social drinker Looking to mast- a honest. non smoking anectionate male. between 35-42 for r*Wion- ship BOX 26548 DOWN TO EARTH Paid*. attractive. single mom. 34, with a vary fug life. many raannes and a grow appneceew Aw netur& Would ilea someone to had and laugh with. must be M. attractive. emotionally secure. honest. as" going and haw a good sense of numor. BOX 26891 SHORT A SWEET 19 yr old #snuffs. with tang blond* haw. enjoys music- movies, dancing and ckrba, d interested. cal. BOD( 12993 NEEOEOI A MAN WHO. - Has stars in his eyes, a whisper on his lips, a gentle touch and a smile an his few, is honest, a non-smok- er, n mid 30's to 40's. Female with strawberry blonde hair and green eyes is looking for you. BOX 19657 CLASS FRFs._ 20 yr old, nU .t, attractive female who Iowa: we. Looking for a raring, honest male who likM havilg lin, for a close friendship and possi- bly more. Liras sports, working out. O3weft 3062on a beach and more. R ES-P,EC.T. I oolong fora male, 26 t0 30. who is len. outgoing. Caring and knows how 27� aro trio a lady BOX TAXM A NEW $MD o 40-leh. 61, 1 haired. blue eyed %male. shift w0t', in rria"" ' kat#. linea dioncing, bevel. dieing ow, sports. gulf rid maw Soaking a conbdrt, fiL harhdsonrlm, single mala, for friarldship and possible rmlefiora W Boot 15310 !E UNDERSTANDNG 23 r ow. 5'8', sfkn, angle, white birch deli ", ' hair gin i trash aYft annotto -O&M srlfmming, prsyng pool I arise swims by ft fins and niplMCkrEt. LOOkkfg lot a UK *Vhk whta nWa 23 to 30. utdwshw Qeg, cari e. for possible rmleeohrIl; Bots 17310 MEET THE CRITERIA? Tall, attractive female wrth brown hair and blue eyes, looking for an employed. intelligent, married male. over 510-. for a discreet relationship. Non smoker please BOX 19994 LETS CONNECT 47 yr old. 5'6-. female with shoo brown hat and hazel eyes Looking for a MI. around my age and height, for friendship and possible relationship. Likes cooking, fishing, camping. long walks and music BOX 33401 REGULAR OR DECAF? S3 yr old. divorcedindependent. while female looking for a gentleman, 50 to 60, who lies country/western music, pmpng, ding out, dancing, travel, cook ing and sports Nonsmoker, social drinker please Oshawa area pre- ferred Let's meet for cotfeek BOX SEEKS LIFE PARTNER 36 r old. 5 4' full figured divorced mother of one, amraaive wrth 49 -if brown run and blue eyes Likes camp- ing, car races. dancing. quiet evenings at home and more Looking lex an affectionate, sincere male, with swmlar interests, for friendship Nonsmoker please BOX 26877 LETS BUILD A LIFE 40 yr old. 5'7-..ull ',guyed. separated. wine to, 4. caring- passionate. kin ioving, and a great cook Enjoys mores, country mu-, travel. photog- Why etc Seeking sr+gfe. white male, 40.50. outgoing. atychonate. (Tam the Tod man type). lex friendship and more. BOD( 26875 A SWEET LADY 41 yr cid fernae. 52-. '22 Ds. seeking a strong, h,"" male who loves an, - mars. derncrig. dung out the thaaten and the outdoors. Bic 11051 YOUNG LOVE 1e yr oil female. 5 1- 105 lbs Enjoys dart,, clubs. music. moves and Quiet nights at home. In search of an easy gon% funny, romantic and male BOX 13701BOX 13701 OPEN AND HONEST Wien female. 3e yrs young. with one dependent Enjoys campwg. long %mals. country music and quiet nights Seeking a male. 39 to 45. who is open erW honest With sander ++tenses. BOA 16157 NEED A REAL LADY? Seeking a male who ,enjoys life. Stu to W. to wine and dna me I reed a true, romantic germfeman for a frendshkp that could blossom into a long term relationship. BOX 18733 LETS MEET AT SO Honneet. cid ash tined gal at heart. ,town to earth. tug hgued. 136 los Would Idke to memo gentleman in the Caoa,rg or surrounding area. who is active and enjoys that snipe mugs in Me. BOX 30504 SOULMATES7?77 33 yr old divorced, white fernafe, full figured, no daperndants, employed tug Ire. non smoker, social drinker Seeks amity oriented male. 35 to 40. Iw a pemAnant relationship Likes Stock car racing, moves. playing cards. picnics and has a good sans* of humor BOX 17840 WHERE'S MY TRUE LOVE 32 yr old woman. looking for a mature. 70 plus gentleman, for a Jong tern relationship, leading to marriage. Enjoys shopping. Gini g out, tv, aria firer ehngs in We aro laughing. BOX 33456 LOWMIIG FOR MR..-- CagPSO Indmpmndmnl, tun bveg. &A figured. 0vo►ced, whM female deli Owe business, $risking a tag. black stale. 40-50 who on"s Calypso ahusr- long rears, dancrlg and quiet convwssam, printer a non smiler for Casw1, friendly. len Iniad mbUmO v. Please cog rpwF BOK 33492 NO HEAD GAMES Single whose tamale 53, 57, If depor dart. works% kites Gantry ewstrn. camping. travel, long wants, etc. Seagoing a mala, 50 to 60, with tie same nwasts, Oshawa aria arty em 19039 PRETTY LITTLE IIILONDE Eftjoys dinow danciig travel and an feet w his to otter. Looking fa a tat gw* nfrl. not bold, 49 to 52. Viet wad# No to sera We win saneorte special. BOK 26787 SAIF NTENESTS? Tar, slim swoo m Innate to" done - iii a event. 104 gende non w s . taM Ow sone. 80K 17478 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. Is THIS YOU? 21 yr oil male. 5'8-. 160 its. brown hair and due eyes Enjoys sports. music. Quiet nights at home, etc Searching for a good looking. trustwormy down to tearm female. for a possible Ong term reahonsh,p BOX 14206 DEALT A GOOD HAND! 44 yr ?id. sine male. brown ^,air and blue eyes. 170 lbs. iookng for a single. white female. slender bu.d non --smok- er. sows drinker who enjoys campn9. bowling. drives. paying cards and quiet twines at home. BOX 16667 KEEP YOUR HEAD UP! Anractiw male. 62-. 200 'los. brjwn hat. ha2e4brown eyes. Noes playing guitar aro outdoor actmties Looking for a female. 26-30. 5'r to 6'. 120-130 lbs. with a good mead on her shoulders. for friendship first, possibly more BOX 16706 JUST LOOKING! Single white male. 20 �� - try for a girl to go our and have a good .-e with BOX 16714 N004 -SMOKER Tag, son. attrachw gencieman. 45 w to Vent. responso', considerate r.specrrg. secure and easy gong Enjoys weekend get aways. nature. outings and quite times Seeking a son. attractive. easy gong, similar arty tip a meaningful reationsnip BOX 26866 EAGER TO PLAY Easygoing male seeking a lemale to •nfpy The outdoors, water sports. snowrmooiliS moves. car racing aro Monti Let's spend tine together BOX 14101 PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS 53 yr cid singe male enpvs theatre. moves. dung out. spats. COW" dro- ves and more Seeking an attractive lady. over 40. slim dim a near appear. Nice BOX 16609 REAL FAMLY MAN 41 Yr old vM+ite mae 6 22C 'los 'r eno. y. ayal. honest. respectful. Manny of. entad. enjoys towing. poo+. gom and more Seeking a female won sonkar Malt's. to share Irfe and grow ,d together Serious calls pease Al :ars retuned BOX 19109 SHARED INTERESTS? 36 yr Old !it. good ook.ng, swig' lather. 5 9- 190 bs, enjoys sports. treater. movies, romantic averwgs. long wiaws and mon. Swing an attractive, to fomals. 25 to 40. for good to is and Possible relationship Single mom's okay. BOX 20239. NEW SEGNOMW.S Separated farrow of two. 39. 5.7•. 175 Obs. enjoys outdoor actrvrt's and an Ida has to over. So" attractive. slim female. 25 to 38. for Irnandsh.p and possibly mon. BOX 26896 MAKE THE BEST OF IT 23 yr old. 6'3-, while male looking for a female. for adult encounters Must be clean and discreet. BOX 13827 CALL 4 MORE DETAILS! Couple is looking for an adventurous *no*. ata 20's to eery 30's. lex hiarWsfkp and Possible relationship BODE 13957 GLKIrAR-PLAVW. MALE 20 yr cid, 5'8'. whM male with brig brown hair. enjoys music, moves, din - ng ou and gust everwgs at hare. Cookie for a 1srnaW 18 to 2s. with similar interests, for lriarwdshp and f>a - BOK 16171 SEEKING EBDNY BEAUTY 39 yr old, while male bowie to a bleck female. 35 10 40, nor possible ncxotmMr. WX 18218 KEEPTHE FIRE BUFOM Ex W19W it" 42. good shape. good mind. I oegoyr native a an, culture. cane - .g. kayoki g. ntenor camping and oleriig boa sod your n glldd shop., adlrttrpu3, spdnti n.«a and pas- sionate, gide me a =ll. l7 giro it my an. kids ilk BOX 28390 am ME A CALL 62% 100 b, physically til, swig ernpi"W male wo dark bar and .lyes, uhiwaraily ail Cood. Looking for a single. classy wiornan. = to 29, with sander iMagsts nonsmoker. 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