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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_09_040 •I• r■ Jr 4 A ►/ROUGE PICKING Drivers GONwanted.' • SALES - SEftViCE • LEASING • RENTALS - BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. So IU I R tw. Power (905) 420-9700 wwr.OMXM 'Try The Bat" NOW Ev - Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand A V E R T I s E -� Friday, September 4, 1998 Pressrun 49,500 20 pagesSchool's out,- before it starts 0 - DURHAM HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS URGED BY BOARD NOT TO GO TO SCHOOL SEPT. S Secondary school students at solved. requesting that all secondary stu- for all elementary school stu- High school teachers in public schools across Durham "The Durham District School dents not proceed to school on dents that day, Ms. Brown says Durham have been on strike are being asked not to go to Board would prefer not to subject Sept. 8;' says communications "secondary students are asked since Aug. 21. school Tuesday if the current its students to a difficult situation manager Mary Brown. not to access those buses on the teachers' strike has not been re- in the event of a strike and it is While buses will be running first day of classes" See STRIKE/Page 3 Gun stolen in Pickering break-in PICKERING -- Durham Re- gional Police are concerned after a .38 -calibre revolver was stolen from a Pickering homeowner during a break-in. Thieves raided the Pebble Court residence sometime be- tween Aug. 24 and Sept. 1 and pried open a gun locker contain- ing the handgun and rifles. "They were only able to re- move the revolver and not the ri- ncs. There was no ammunition taken," Sergeant Jim Grimley said. It is unknown how the burglar gained entry, however, police of- ficials said the same residence has been targetted for attempted break-ins on two other occasions recently. Three weeks ago a large rock was hurled through a rear sliding window, Sgt. Grimley said. A team of two detectives are working on the case. WuAT' S INSIDE Eiditods/ Pays ..............6 iEawblweat ..............9 1SPWfs ...................12 CAINSW.................15 HM TO REACH US Seam/ .............683-5110 ON& NO= ........683-3005 iAsrtioa LhW .........683-7545 4bttati* fora ..1-800-662-8423 Onall ...newsroomOdurham.net VI VnW .......durhamnews.net Vol. 33, No. 36 &*It& by Aadnm hranews*d SlayingtheDragon. Sonia Neri and her eight-year-old son Julian showed Pickering this week. The carnival featured midway no fear as they took the front seat of this rollercoast- rides, games of chance and great balls of cotton can- er ride at a travelling carnival which passed through dy. Good sports What does the future hold for extra -curricular high school activities in Durham? No one can say for sure. In part two of the News Ad- vertiser's three-part series on the way education reforms could affect school life for stu- dents, Sports Editor Al Rivett examines the issue from the perspective of several teachers in Durham who have been coaching teams and organiz- ing clubs for students for years, as well as a top student athlete who believes in the larger benefits of sports pro- grammes . See part two on page 7 of today's News Advertiser. Nuclear plant cuts off excess tritium flow sy wt� rates Staff Writer PICKERING — Ontario Hy- dro has isolated and stopped the above -normal flow of radioactive tritium from the Pickering nuclear station into the town's sewer sys- tem. Though the exact source of the tritium has not yet been found, Hydro staff traced it to one of the lines flowing from a toilet in the plant on-site where light water used to produce the steam that runs the station's turbines is treat- ed. The line was cut Sunday night to stop the excess flow of tritium tent in just meeting regulatory into a sump in the basement of the limits" Unit One turbine building, where The Hydro news release notes it was going into the station the levels of tritium found in the sewage system before entering the sewage system pose no public municipal system. . health hazards. "Even though the highest read- The tritium increase was first ing indicated that we were signif- detected new the end of June and icantly less than one per cent of reached 33,300 Becquerels per our regulatory limit, we wanted to litre by the beginning of August. ensure that we located the source The normal level of tritium in and stopped it," said station chief sewage collected from the plant is Bob Stricken. 4,500 Bq/1. However, the higher "We are committed to reducing level was still well below the 555 our environmental footprint at million Bq/i limit set for the Pick - Pickering, and we will not be con- ering station by the Atomic Ener- gy Control Board. It was during routine testing of sewage water flow from the plant — which is sampled every 15 minutes and measured once a day — that the excess tritium was dis- covered. Hydro staff are continu- ing to look for its precise source. "We still need to know how this happened;' says station super- intendent of environmental ser- vices Laurie Swami. The investi- gation hasn't stopped. The impor- tant pan is we're no longer dis- charging this into the sewer sys- tem' _ The combined strengths of Midland Walwyn and Merrill Lynch: a new opportunity for us, a world of new opportunities for our clients. Call us at (905) 426-6685 J tiw... „ .-Ree �.t., �... + -^�r �"' ='ter .t..3a.—sc-:ea-t7i w :. o -y- " ' r'"..r yc •fir p�;. 'S'� k ..0, y N� -. Meni,ll Lynch Merrill Lynch Canada Inc. is a member of the Canadian Investor Protection Fund. - :;;< . ,,. � ; • , .., .. ..., :. .. -.,.., ,� � , �:.:.: PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER PRMDAY, SEMMEER 4, "" OR !W I NEW =s. 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A report presented to trustees Monday, indicates $950,100 is being allocated for the projects, which include an addition to the library and ad- ministrative area at Oshawa's St. Christopher Catholic School, an addition to the h- brary at Whitby's St. John the Evangelist Catholic School and renovations to the administra- tive area at Pickering's Holy Redeemer Catholic School. The budget for the 1998-99 school year now totals $158,734,881, an increase of $403,140 from the first draft re- leased Aug. 17. The initial draft had indicat- ed $680,000 would be spent on facilities renewal in the coming year, but an additional $270,100 has been directed from the board's reserves toward the pro- jects. Expenditures have also increased to fund staffing. Gerry Blake, superintendent of programmes for the Durham Catholic District School Board, reports the projects were select- ed for "equity" reasons. "St. John the Evangelist does not have a library resource cen- Public school board budget on track The Durham District School Board's budget is "performing as planned," reports a public board of- ficial. In presenting the revenue and ex- penditure highlights for the months of January to July, Ron Trbovich, superintendent of business, told 'trustees on Monday it's expected provincial grants and local taxation will equal the board's budget at year-end. Expenditures for the period of January to July 1998 total $215,186,517. Mr. Trbovich noted surpluses have been created "in a variety of areas," including salaries and bene- fits, but reported the board has "overspent" on supplies and ser- vices to support special education programmes. A report presented to the board Monday states a surplus of roughly $872,000 is projected at year-end, - which will be transferred to the re- serve for working funds. fT; SSUM CORRECTION For our 48 page Sears Back To School Flyer (Sale dates: Aug. 31 - _ Sept- 6, 1998) Page 47 - Craftsman 844' Compound Mitre Saw not exactly as illustrated. We since" apdogize for any inoornwnisrtce *a mav have caused Sears arstontem CANDLE HOLDER RECALL Due to safft concerns the io1b**tg Tin Legetrods0 Candle Holders are being recalled. Sears sbdt rttxrtbers 1 33297 2 33298 3 33299 4 33300 tom cwde holder youm arshxnn it SeepmhuW rs s is mOx s We sincerely apologize for any inconvenjence this ffiny have caused Sears custww& tre that would be equal to other library resource centres in Whitby," he says, adding at Holy Redeemer the administra- tive area is too small to accom- modate the principal, vice-prin- cipal and secretary in one area. "We're upgrading the facili- ties to create equity," he says, noting all of the projects funded through the grant are at older schools. Mr. Blake adds there is "no specific schedule" for starting the projects but notes it is "quite possible" they could be com- plete within a year. The budget will go before trustees for final approval Tues- day. RF=VER YOUR SOFA R5 n n Labour _ tneluded S PIECE DINETTE (36"160^ Solid Table) white/Natum Fully Assembled Chairs SALE l /JC t'1' GG `a ADVERTISING FLYER i. Friday, Sept. 4,1998 News Advertiser 'Calaft Tie Wick 'FIM Shoe Txl* 'sTmW Plus Pick &V ftm ro Aji ft 'Pial lyildPidc 'Secs AillIft lift Aimft ' Delinied to related weiditilh tidy Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, call 406 S --m MONIWE �ov s 'r.m' ,r4i LEA at "mow 683-5110. "by Friday's carrier of the week is Bobby Bobby enjoys baseball, basketbaU & building models. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher compliments of McDonald's. for being our Carriers the Welk. Harwood Mau, Ajax 135 Kingston Rd.,Ajax 222 R" st.W.Ajax 726 Kingston Rd., Pick. 1360 Kingston Rd., Pick. THE -NEWS A WEV41MR Nti[ Vi SEr'MMSER 4 AM . PAGE 3, Strike results in call for kids to remain at home STRIKE/From page 1 Ms. Brown notes if the job ac- tion continues into the school year it could take the form of a work -to - rule situation where regular classes would be held but extra -curricular activities would not be offered, there could be rotating strikes at high schools around the region or a full strike at all secondary schools. All elementary schools will be operating as "normally scheduled" next week. High school students are being asked to listen to local radio sta- tions on Tuesday or to call their lo- cal high school for further instruc- tion.Students and parents can also call the school board at 666-5500, 686-2711 or 1-800-265-3968 for in- formation. We're online at avvvv.durhamne,�A- .ne st Canadian Extreme Sports now open in Pickering Canadian Extreme Sports. —� offers exciting fun with their new rock climbing gym at the Metro East Trade Centre on Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Great for individuals and groups, owner Brent Brathwaite says it's designed as "Durham's Premier40 4",� Birthday Party Centre". "For ages 3 to 50, it's the ulti- mate in fun" he says. "Open seven days a week, a birthday party with Canadian Extreme Sports will be one you'll never forget." The party package includes a - private birthday room along with a t cake, candles, a picture for the guest of honour and free passes to return another day to climb on the 30 foot high rock climbing gym. There's also a jumping castle The WW rock Clkvd*g 9M iS for the children, balloons, chips, pop, IoCated at the Sotuth entrance pizza and a 30 k. high zip line, 150 of the Metro East Trade Centre feet long' "We wanted to offer something Canadian Extreme Sports is unique to the area and there's noth- taking bookings for scouts and ing like this," says Brent. "It's not guides, church groups, non-profit groups, day cares, only fun, but provides fitness and a youth groups, great challenge." sports teams, summer day camps Parties are 1 or 2 hours and and of course the whole family. instead of a 'um castle, the adult jumping If you want, you can also come parties will have casino tables and on our own or with friends and other adult enjoy unlimited climbing with a $10 games. d 1-888-563-5466. ay pass. -Canadian Extreme Sports is located at the south entrance to the trade centre. The hours are from 3:30 to 10 p.m. Mon. to Fri,; 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sat. and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sun. PART OF ALL PROCEEDS DONATED TO THE AJAX-PICK- ERING HOSPITAL. For more information call 1-888-563-5466. y TFIF SEP Police seek missing Pickering mother and daughter A five-year-old Toronto jail, from posed to be sign- feet tall. 40 Ms. Gmitroski, Indian, 5 -foot -6, has tattoos of a stars on her upper is asked to call Pickering girl is which she was re- ing in but she has- pounds, with who also goes by 220 pounds, with "man in the moon back. Detective Tim missing and po- cendy released. Wt.- Sgt. Grimley brown hair to her the name Ghis- brown hair and face" on her left Anyone with Hoard at 683 - lice have issued an said police. said. shoulders and laine Karen brown eyes. shoulder and a information about 9100, . extension arrest warrant for "She was sup- Jackl%n is three brown eyes. Leclerc, is Native Police said she half moon and their whereabouts 2533. her mother, who is at large from a Milli Toronto halfway • ' • ' • • - • - • house. Durham Re- ' gional Police said - SCHOOL SUS Sharon Gmitroski. 31, is wanted on a r • warrant for abducMATTRESS - tion in contraven- w, tion of a custody order. 15 Police said she t _ i� � � • i � - picked up her YEAR SA,E daughter. Jacklvn clicREGULAR PPORT Single r McLure, on Au��. COMFORT SLEEP the I I for a previous-- ' Mattress ly scheduled • $. visit. f three -da-, access SWGLE Sleep �� - MATTRESS s �' � �' • When the _ SET 28T3 WE MANUFACTURE IT. child's father at- DOUBLE 209 SET 339 tended a TQUEEN 259 SET 409 WE SELL IT! WE GUARANTEE IT!! - address to pickick up up KING 449 SET 699 his daughter three ZO days later, he wPAYMENTS YEAR ;% _ �s ••as _ learned that nei- SUPPORTN in Cher had been seent INTEREST R ORTHOPEDIC x` - .moi ' since 0 Thursday. I 'i FOR ONE YEAR (O.A.C.j i Rue. l �... $.--- . � ,�� 99 i Screcant lam SrNGEE - r i i i. Je&Sio 'r�e�lts i i i i i , Gnmlev said. • MATTRESS •• • • �i At the time of SET ;339 L -Frame Futon 5r� 9 A -Frame Futon S 7 s ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ last month's visit. DOUBLE 249 SET 399 Includes 6" Futons Includes 6" Futon )t1.. Gmitroski QUEEN 299 SET 469x3FREE . was living at a KING 49 SET 759 J3 , i .s 1 Toronto halfway LUXURYrt house and was 25 ` granted visitation c� CHOICES �_� n v h I s with the •NO PST #BED FRAME child, who lives DURAPEDIC fir. �'11".SHFJ with her 42 -year- old father. • LOCAL DELIVERY SINGLE'1 9 Milan Fulton S� Iron Futon 525 9 Since the pair's MATTRESS 6" Mattress mattress set disappearance. M+eN+d•ss"Futon �■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Ms. Gmitroski has SET *379 failed to report to _ DOUBLE 269 SET 449 the Metro East QUEEN 309 SET Captain • .. KING 519 SET 7% 799 <�, Transport Deluxe 25 IF FIRM minister SUPPORT ' Maple369 • ORTHOPRACTIC Finish • ��s�ts ;,ateL:�ss`�l s199 cq"n x°" 1 "'239 Mi �tlt Finish businessMATTRIESS SWAE49 A - .leaders �• SET *409 �— Bookcase Provincial DOUBLE 289 sET 479 QUEEN 319 SET 519 Bunk Bed Minister of Trans- KING529 SET 1139- portation Tony t Clement will be in25 .: Pickering Tuesday t w 399 to speak to mem- ! � s$89 bets of the Ajax- Ctrii�bledlt# J ORTHO ELEGANCE Pickering Board19 kk r of Trade. �tt,Yzi Waterfall Ch • Mr. Clement HAi `' .,, Christina will be the guest d Da Bed: s Da speaker at the • SET 499 , �•=, _ Y }... y Bed = board luncheon ' DOUBLE 369 SET 589 i ' 4 9 9 being held at the • QUEEN 429 SET 689 Regalis Restau- KING 589 SUM $229' trant on Sept. 8. The luncheon - begins at 11:30 a.m. Admission is � e � � TAUNTON � �� GAYLY $30 for members z- N ? and $40 for non- members. Regalis is located at 1305 N Pickering Park-, -- ■o..�Yl. *•• +�•• '' ♦ N . way. For more in- " '� Tbw%ANL>iae w w. s°; "' • formation call the - •,�,� s'��'• 4 - . %amp board at 837- �xuwct"c s,� 91A~ a... sCk""s 6638. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1l98 -PAGE 5 99.. 29999 777 9 9 12 pri. C. .112j ..EnlerEainmeni pCentre. Tsom �set., acket mJ 7, �W '5 .99. 99 7 Pen &ars rep. yr.aTV, V x V is d4i 0 0 �back 4� lvin ou , 9 9 what thei7 GST7akes.away. 1 0/0 save 201098 ropodn;Lkm you buy am�m 2 or mom' Trrcmjar-r�pioces of &Jrvmn , lTO¢ -Accan or d;niw Jr 1 PAGX 6 - TIE, NEws ADVERTISER "tpMyr MdF EMBER 4,1!!e A Metroland Community Newspaper Ne published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 OPINI-ON WS A D V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tia Ml dttakw EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Commission a breath of fresh air It's about time. For years Canadians have been moaning about the Young Offenders' Act (YOA) not having any teeth. We've heard the complaints teens are literally getting away with murder. There has been a perception teenagers are com- mitting crimes knowing the YOA has very little bite and there is no real punishment. This week, Ontario Crime Control Commission co- chairman Jim Brown arrived in Durham promising action on the group's crime -fighting strategy which includes tough new legislation for young offenders, those involved in stmt prostitution and a citizens' court. Across the province people are rejoicing at the news. The provincial Tories are tired of the federal govern- ment dragging its heels on these issues and determined action was needed immediately. The commission has recommended the creation of cit - N061 TM UP NO! JOHN F-RIAMNO STAFF WRITER Dub current crop of movies with classics "You son of a bass!" Or was it, "You son of a bus!"? Regardless of which one I heard, neither made much sense in its context. Allow me to explain why. Wednesday evening, cup of coffee in one hand and remote control in the other, I started to flip through the television channels. I didn't stop at the Blue Jays game. It's wonder- ful most televised sporting events have that little scoreboard in the top left hand corner. This allows guys to find out how the home team is doing, while under the auspices of channel surfing. Click! Click! Blues Jays losing 4-2. Click! Click! Another thing I like is the programmable feature on remote controls like the one I have. I can avoid stations like The Weather Network, CablePulse 24, tzars courts to end slap on the wrist sentences and give first-time, non-violent offenders "appropriate punish- LETTERS those home -shopping channels, the annoying Women's Television Network and, of course, inerts - " _ CBLFr because I am a proud Canadian and would - Tribunals made up of respected community members OUR READERS VIEWS O1�1 THE NEWS n't dream of ignoring the French. How much junk would clear u congestion in criminal courts and save p $ is on TV? Look at it this way, I am y, paying for 59 taxpayers thousands, says Mr. Brown, a Scarborough stations worth of cable service, have 27 pro - MPP. Thanks to MPP already receiving, grammed in the remote control and regularly watch In Durham Region there are daily incidences of young Secondly, one of the respondents 14 of them. But, we'll talk about why I continue to offenders trouble with the law, john sweeps and coot- implied that my letter may have pay for something I don't use another time. thouses backlogged with cases. common been an opening salvo to a possible ekction campaign. Those of you On my second time around the channel lineup, I stopped on the movie 'Tombstone' I had watched Not only does the commission attack these areas, it who have read my views in this very this movie before, but boats were taking over says parents will be held financially responsible for the paper regarding health care issues Speedvision and Master T was interviewing ... I damage caused by their children. An idea which deserves courtesy, would know that I am hardly the think it was interviewing ... some guy on MuchMu- serious consideration. person one would choose to issue sic. This would enable victims of youth crime to seek not election that clarion call. Just as I take a sip of coffee, one tough cowboy restitution through small claims court, he added• All children are near and dear to gets in the face of another cowboy and calls him a "There is a general lack of accountability... a lack of the and I care for my own and those "son of a bass." It could have been "son of a bus;' ibili he said. responsibility," resit patients on a daily basis. "Ido, but that would make even less sense. is It is being taken a step further with a "Safe Schools ►Salvo Ido, however, take exception to It did get me thinking about why a TV station Act" outlining a veto -tolerance policy on drugs and "code To Someone using my simple expr+cs- horn of gratitude as an occasion to would bother to air a movie which they wouldhave to overdub words which may be objectionable to weapons. Students would be required to sign a of conduct" which spells out expulsion if violated. Were I have recently read two letters to the editor referring to my previous take a potshot at someone else. So please use your frcodorn of speech some viewers. It also got me thinking about movie in sure parents and teachers alike would welcome this ini- letter thanking Du rharn West MPP and fight for what you believe, but making general. We, as an audience, have become spoiled. We tiative. We're encouraged the government is making a crack- Janet Ecker for her assistance with a Problem I was having. These re- don't inflame a simple act of corn- neon courtesy want more spectacular special effects and at the same time more realism in the films we pay to see down on prostitution a 'top priority'. To that end, police Wo''ses certeWY invoke the old at movie theatres. The problem is, these films will would be able to irrtpourd vehicles used by johns and axiom that no good deed goes trio- M &e SeWSM 1VLQ, sooner Or later end up on TV and aro ultimately ru- seize the assets of pimps. Mr. Brown is right on the ball t PunisI had! like to sec the record 6 �' can't be shown intact at the risk when he says the public shouldn't be paying for the health on two heats ttherei 0offending someone. costs associated with pwsti4rtion. "If you have a car accident, you are respond* was faMOt ,mvolvted The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. AN letters should t>B The solution may be a simple one. Why not use TV as a O yY ung some of the younger ugh your umumm to pay the darnages, if you're a C m aiding this child. Thee was no sddMmal find- typed or neatly hand-written, 150 members ��y with the finer fibers made over dealer or drug pimp, same thing," he says- "We're sec ' to us back." Ym8 pig)' Pay mg: that was rued in order to help �, my petieat. The he �� words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two int- Yom• `The Wizard of Oz ', `It's a Wa,drrl'ul Life' and The We say to the Tories, tank is cheap, now is the time for was in kWWDg how to Appi ptiate- tiats and a last name. Please include a phone number for vertliication. The Ten C.ommandn,ents' make annual visits to the small sawn, but tltose were only a fraction of the government to take swift action on these mcomumm- ly access ctrreat sem= already funded by the government. This editor reserves the right to edit copy the movies which paved the way for what we pay to - was not a niatler of a chM s for style, length and content. Opin- im expo in letters are those of see at the movies. The Adventures of 'Robin Hood' (1938) features To respond to this editorial INN iriosOunOe Infowume at 683-7040 and dial 5112 se^'1Oor that other child= weren't 'm& but a matter of a child re- the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. mon sequences as exciting as any in movies today. Fa' romance and sheer splendour, `Gone caving tate services at others are _ With the Wind (1939) sinks Titanic easily. And I dare you to TO WHlTTAKER Publisher _ BIYE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the watch dower without l's `Py�' (1960) and telae 8 the bathroom door first. JOANNE SUR6IIARDT Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON SERUM GENERAL 683-5110 , 0 and Dis- D group of newspapers. The T� am Pity of great movies out ffim which can be shown on television without any carts a Managing Editor dRtICE OANFORD Director of - ' 683-0707 - 'Ww Advertiser is a member of the Trade, overdubs at all. No TV station has to hire an im- DINICAN RMHER Adverdsttg Manager : - EDDIE KOLWZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager MDWNICLASSIR 683-7DISTRUNIMN 1363 tarso � New oc. Canadian Community Newspaper tell to ski be on his hoax Humplaey Bogart urtd the start of a wondefW f knd- JOHN 1NN.LEW Real EstaWAutomobve Advertising WNPOSNNi FAX 579-9273 rtewsroomOdurham•net E-� =:. Assoc., and the Canadian Circukdons Audit Board. The News Advertiser is a „ . ship (Casablanca', 1942). ASE FAKHOURIE Distribution . 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I — - - -.. _ - - - _ - - • _ - • -- - - _ _ -- _ _ _�,, . , NEWS ADVEWMER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 19% -PAGE 7 GoodPART H Coaches ponder the future, students say after-scho'ol activities0 gobeyond gaures By Al Rivett Sports Editor Striking Durham teacher Bill Langley is content to wait out the storm to see, af- ter the dust settles, what effect the new re- alities of teaching in the region will have on after-school activities. "I'd really hate to see them go, but it's a tough situation everyone is being placed in;' says Mr. Langley, a teacher at Port Perry High School and an educator for the past 26 years. "We're going to wait and see what happens." Provincially -mandated increases to teachers' time in the classroom, decreases in preparation time and fewer teachers within the school system arc all issues fac- ing striking public secondary school teachers in their contract negotiations with Durham's school boards. Catholic sec- ondary school teachers at the Durham Catholic District School Board here have also given their union a strike mandate. After-school activities may be an un- fortunate casualty in the aftermath of these contract negotiations. Mr. Langley, a resident of Hampton, lo- cated in the municipality of Clarington, says he's adopting a wait-and-see attitude to what the negotiations may yield. He's unsure what type of strike action the union may take, which could include a work -to - rule campaign that would effectively can- cel extra -curricular programmes. He con- cedes there's a sense it won't be status quo for after-school activities when the school year resumes. "If it comes to a point where you have too much work during the day and a lot of your evening is lost, then it will be hard to hold on to that enthusiasm for after-school activities," notes Mr. Langley, a long-time rugby coach at Port Perry High. "I really enjoy that part of being a teacher. But, we only have so many hours in a day and (ex- tra -curricular activities) really cut into it. There's a tremendous amount of work teachers put in voluntarily and they're glad to do it." Mr. Langley is opposed to the "heavy- handed way" the provincial government is altering the educational landscape in the province, without any dialogue with edu- cators. This, he says, could influence teachers' decisions as to whether to con- tinue with their volunteer after-school ac- tivities. At the end of the school year in June, Durham secondary teachers who sit on the Lake Ontario Secondary School Athletics (LOSSA) committee which administers high school sports in the region, voted to delay its annual general meeting, thus putting sports on hold for the 1998-99 sea- son. 3 The meeting is used to plan and sched- ule after-school sports for the coming school year. In a prepared statement issued by LOS - SA president Dave Roberts at that time, he pointed to a number of "uncertainties" facing teacher -coaches this fall, including: * availability of students to stay late for -games and practices; * availability of facilities due to communi- ty use of schools; ..+?A a, v * availability of buses; * class coverage of teacher -coaches; * loss of coaches due to time demands of extra teaching assignments; * dramatic changes to schedules; * extended school day. Mr. Roberts, a teacher at R.S. McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational In- stitute in Oshawa, echoed Mr. Langley's sentiments that it's anybody's guess what will be the result of the contract negotia- tions and how they may affect after-school sports. "There are so many ifs, ands and buts that I'd rather not speculate. We'll see what happens. Teachers volunteer a lot of time to sit on the LOSSA committee. We do it because school sports mean a lot to us. We want to keep them going, but we have to be realistic," says Mr. Roberts, who's coached high school track and field for the past 20 years. The longer the current strike goes, notes Dunbarton High School teacher Bill Dalliday, the more likelihood the faq slate of after-school sports may not get under way. "It's hard to say what will happen right now, but the fall programme is in serious jeopardy, that's for sure," says Mr. Dalli- day, who serves as a rugby, hockey and football coach at the Pickering high school. Another variable which may work against school sports starting this fall, says Mr. Dalliday, is the contract negotia- tions of the Catholic teachers and its board, with both boards jointly having schools as part of LOSSA. If teachers from one board are back on the job before the other, the school programmes would still be in limbo. Whether or not a teacher -coach opts out of volunteering for after-school activities is not a decision he and his colleagues take lightly, notes Mr. Dalliday. He points out recent studies have shown that 30 per cent of Durham students take part in high school sports, and that doesn't account for those who take part in after-school drama, bands and musical productions. After-school sports are "a big part of school life. Definitely, giving kids the op- tion to do those sorts of things makes school more appealing. To say the whole thing will be gone might be a little strong, but it's going to be tough," says Mr. Dall- iday. Mr. Langley's convinced that after- school sports go way beyond just simply ,providing a physical outlet for students. He notes these programmes have kept many students in school who might not otherwise have graduated. "For a [lumber of students, they would- n't be at school if it weren't for after- school activities. I know that for a fact." Mr. Langley notes after-school sports provide him with an opportunity to be- ;:orne better acquainted with students out- side of school hours. In addition, school sports give students opportunities they might not otherwise re- ::cive. pointing to numerous tours to the 1-".K the rugby programme at Port Perry has participated in over the years. "As a coach, you get to knew the stu- i,_-nts more on a personal level. It adds to ":hool life, other than just school work. i •,c taken teams to different places, and I - ally enjoy that part of being a teacher." .c says. Jason Gomez. 17, entering his OAC car at Pickering's Pine Ridge Secondary �;:hool, says attending school with limited )r no after-school sports would be a bitter gill to swallow for the running back with the Pumas' senior football team. "I think it's going to be a sad reality. I think football has kept a lot of kids out of trouble and, believe it or not, it keeps them in class. A lot of kids wouldn't come to school if it wasn't for football. It's a sad reality. No doubt, I would be a pretty bit- ter guy... For Jason, playing high school sports is a stress reliever after a day in the class- room. But, beyond that, being a high school football player has taught him valuable life lessons. "I've met a lot of people during the football season. Football was my way of getting in with the other students. It's a game where I've made my mark. I heavily enjoy it. It takes you to a whole new level of experience. You experience things like teamwork. It's taught me a lot of life lessons like perseverance and being tough" He's somewhat saddened to think about school life for future secondary school students in the absence of after-school ac- tivities. He believes there would be some re- sentment by the students directed toward the teachers. "I think there would be a lot of hostili- ties between the teachers and students. When students come into the school and know there were school sports before and there aren't any now, I think there will be hostilities. "I think there will also be a decline in academics. Some of the students stay in school to play football. They might not be getting straight A's, but at least they're staying in school and getting their diplo- mas John Kraus, a music teacher at Arch- bishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School in Ajax, says it's almost expected teachers will volunteer their time for ex- tra -curricular programmes at secondary schools, and most are still willing to carry out these volunteer activities. But, in light of the proposed changes affecting teach- ers, it's something that can't be taken for granted much longer. _ "I don't know a teacher who isn't inter- ested or who doesn't want to do these types of things for the students," says Mr. Kraus, who's helped with the concert band, jazz band, and the sound crew at DO'C in the past. "But, it has been taken for granted" PAGES -THE NEWS ADVE"SER "dDAV, SEPTEMBER 4, 1"S' ' . The Multicultural Council of Os- Crime Commission calls for tough g new laws onouth y crime�prostitution . By Stephen Show ents of the council's Community Ser- other "lop priority" for the com- ..� � S}`tt Water The $l,O(X) scholarships were mission is a crack -down on street So-called "citizens' court" to - `` prostitution. punish young offenders and leg- etnic studies throughout high sch(x)l Durham Regional Police are islation to make their parents pay ing psychology at Queen's University; currently waging a war against fir their actions are on the hori- Ion, it graduate of' C'ounicC Secondary the illegal sex trade in Oshawa zon if Ontario's Crime Control ning to study arts and science at UofT. and have spent thousands of dol - Commission has its way. "' lars on ongoing undercover oper- Speaking in Durham Tucsday.` '-r ations targeting johns. commission co-chairman Jim°, purchase of $too`,) 'coupon expires Sept. M981 Thev could soon have a cou- Brown premised action by ple new weapons for the fight. Queen's Park this tall on his con- Impownding the vehicles of johns mission's youth crime-fightingand seizing the assets of pimps strategy. are among the get -tough propos- In its Repon on Youth Crime, als being considered by the crime the commission has recommend- commission. said Mr. Brown. ed the creation of citizens' courts JIM BROWN who is on a criss-cross of the to end "slap on the wrist" sen- 'There is a general lack province seeking feedback from fences and give first-time. non -vi- of accountability.' the public. olent offenders "appropriate pun- — "If you hunt and fish you can ishments" nancially responsible for the lose your guns and boat (for vio- What would essentially be tri- damage caused by their chit- lating regulations);' said Mr. bunals made up of respected dren.would enable victims o "f Brown. Alhat better way to tack - community memberswould clear youth crime to seek restitution Ie the problem" of prostitution up congestion in criminal courts through small claims court, he than taking. and perhaps selling and save taxpayer thousands. added. their customer' car'? Mr. Brown, Scarborough West "There is a general lack of ac- He said prostitution is asso ci- N1PP. said. countability... a lack of responsi- ated with drug use and disease Speaking to members of the bility;' he said. and is reslxnsible for millions in Oshawa Kiwanis Club, he said Another proposal in the com- OHiP costs. Canadians are unimpressed with mission's recent report includes Rather than the public paying. the federal government's recent the creation of a "Safe Schools why not the pimps?, he said. tinkering of the Young Offender Act" outlining a zero- tolerance -'If you have a car accident, Act and demand it be overhauled. policy on drugs and weapons. you are responsible through your But since the Liberal govern- Under the act students would insurance to pay the damages, if mens does not have the will to be required to sign a "code of you're a drug dealer or a pimp, make major changes to the act. he conduct" which spells out expul- same thing;' he later told re - said the Provntce is prepared to sion tf violated. porter. adopt 1Ls own measures. Mr. Brown also told the audi- "We're saying (to pimps), pay Legislation to hold parents fi- once at the Oshawa Golf Club an- us back" ZIP 85 Eff/AVAN95 WE GiVE YOU THE WQRLD'" Scholarship recipients honoured The Multicultural Council of Os- ty of Guelph; Karen Ng, a graduate of hawa/Durham honoured five recent Pickering High School who'll be study - high school graduates named as recipi- ing arts and science at the University of ents of the council's Community Ser- Toronto; Olivia Rose, a graduate of vice Scholarship this week. Pickering's St. Mary Catholic Sec - The $l,O(X) scholarships were ondauy School planning to study bio - awarded to the pupils in recognition of medical science at the University of their outstanding achievement in acad- Guelph; Tina Taylor. a graduate of etnic studies throughout high sch(x)l Pickering High School who'll be study - and their service in the community. ing psychology at Queen's University; The recipients include: Angela Dil- and Nimisha Visram, of Pickering': Ion, it graduate of' C'ounicC Secondary Dunbarton High School., who is plan - School planning to attend the Universi- ning to study arts and science at UofT. 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In the 1960s, the Avengers were ultra -hip he- roes with style to bum and were part of a cultural revolu- tion with London at its epi- centre. In the late 1990s, Lon- don is again a hotbed of activ- ity as the world prepares for the new millennium. It is time once again for John Steed (Fi- ennes) and Emma Peel (Thur- man), the inimitably British agent and his deadly smart partner pitted this time against the devilishly clever and com- pictely evil Sir August De Wynter (Connery). Blade: Wesley Snipes, Kris Kristofferson. Blade (Snipes) is bent on killing the creature which made him what he is — half -man, half - vampire. He teams up with Abraham Whistler (Kristof- ferson), an aging half-breed like himself who teaches .Blade to utilize his assets and become a vampire hunter. Dance With Me: Vanessa L. Williams, Chayanne. A young Cuban named Rafael (Chayanne) arrives in Hous- ton with a passion for life and a flair for Latin dancing. At the Excelsior Dance Studio, he meets Ruby (Williams), a determined instructor looking for a chance to re-enter the ranks of professional dance with a new partner. Before hong, the amateur is teaching the professional how to loosen up her disciplined style and "feel' the music. Ever After: Drew Barry - more, Anjelica Huston. Danielle (Barrymore) is a modern 16th century woman, an intriguing mix of tomboy- ish athleticism and physical beauty. This spirited `Cin- derella' is certairmly no victim. When Daniella needs help, she - calls on her "fairy god- mother, Leonardo da Vinci for help. - Harowam: H2O. Jamie Lee Curtis. 'Ilse original roan in the goalie mask, Michael Myers, returns from hell in this 2(kh anniversary visit to the Halloween horror series. More blood, more thrills and more ear-splitting screams from Jamie Lee. 54: Mike Myers, Neve Campbell. Myers stars as Steve Rubell, the owner of New York's notorious Studio 54, a hot hangout for the so- cial elite at the height of the disco era in the 1970s.'his movie follows Rubell and sev- eral other characters who are either in desperate straits or on the verge of crashing. Lethal Weapon 4: Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. It has been six years since detectives Martin Riggs (Gibson) and Roger Murtaugh (Glover) were last on duty to make city streets safe for all. In Lethal Weapon 4, Riggs and Mur- taugh set out to unravel a se- ries of events involving an Asian crime lord (Jet Li) bent on carrying out a comp!cx and deadly mission of revenge. The Negotiator: Samuel L. Jackson, Kevin Spacey. Af- ter being wrongly charged with murder and theft. Chica- go police negotiator Danny Roman (Jackson) is holding the chief of the Internal Af- fairs Bureau and his staff at gunpoint on the 20th floor of a downtown building. As police helicopters circle overhead and marksmen stand ready on nearby rooftops, Roman knows he needs someone who will listen to him. He asks for Chris Sabian (Spacey), anoth- er respected negotiator with the Chicago police who Ro- man can trust. Small Soldiers: In the small suburban town of Winslow Corners, Ohio, life is quiet, people are friendly, and action figures are only toys. Then again, don't judge an ac- tion figure by the size of its box. Meet the Commando Elite. Tbere's SometLiing About Mary: Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Mau Dillon. Ted (Stiller) may not be lucky in life, but he was once lucky in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Mary Jenson (Diaz), when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen years later, something about Mary still bewitches Ted so he hires private eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track her down. Strike: Kirsten Dunst, Lynn Redgrave. It is 1963 and the pupils at Miss Godard's School for Girls are dismayed when they find out they arc merging with a boy's school. Imaginations run wild as the girls start a campaign against the move. Wrongfully Accused: Su- perstar violinist Ryan Harri- son (Leslie Nielsen) is at the height of a brilliant career when a tryst with a wealthy socialite (Kelly LeBrock) lands him in the wrong place at the wrong time when her husband (Michael York) is fa- tally shot. After being at- tacked by a one-armed, one - legged and one -eyed killer, Harrison is arrested and con- victed of the crime. While be- ing transported to prison, he becomes a lucky escapee. There is no time to rest, how- ever, under the relentless pur- suit of U.S. Marshal Fergus Falls (Richard Crenna), who is determined to bring him in. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous May- ers Cinemas: Air Bud 2: Golden Re- ceiver: 'Ibis moNic picks up where 'Air Bud' left off Josh (Kevin Zegers) is now the le- gal owner of Buddy and teaches the dog to play foot- ball, now that it has mastered basketball. Supporting cast in - eludes 80 young football play- ers, six football -playing dogs, assorted other animals rang- ing from chimpanzees to Dol- ly the Llama and professional athletes from the NFL and NBA. Armageddon: Bruce See MUSCLES/Page 10 \.J../ famous PAICKERIN G - featuring SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (AA) Fri -Sat -Sun -Mon 1 15-4:45-8:30 Tue-Wed-Thu 8:30 AIR BUD:GOLDEN RECEIVER (PG) Fri -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:55 SNAKE EYES (AA) Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 4 30-7:25-10:00 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:25-10:00 MULAN (PG) Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:25 ARMAGEDDON (PG) Fri -Sat -Mon 3:40-6:45-9:55 Tue-Wed-Thu 6:45-9:55 Sun 3:40- 9:55 SIMON (BVD) (PG) Sun 7:00 DB-TRUMAN/DEEP IMPACT (PG) *Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 2:00-7:15 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:15 TITANIC (PG)'Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon 1:00-5:00-9:00 Tue-Wed-Thu 9:00 DEAD MAN ON CAMPUS (AA) -Fn-Sat-Sun-Mon 1:30-3:45-7:10-9:30 Tue-Wed-Th 7:10-9:15 PARENT TRAP (F) 'Fri -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:35-4:20-7:05 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:05 WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE (AA) 9:45 KNOCK OFF (AA) 'Fn -Sat Sun -Mon 1:45-4:00-7:00-920 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:00-920 SAVING PRIVATE RYAN (AA)' Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:15-4:45-8:30 Tue-Wed-Thu 8:30 MASK OF ZORRO (AA)' Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 3:50-7:00-10:05 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:00-10:05 SMALL SOLDIERS (PG)' Fri -Sat -Sun Mon 1:05 SNAKE EYES (AA)` Fri -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:45-4:00-7:25-9:50 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:25-9:50 MULAN (PG)* Fri -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:25 ARMAGEDDON (PG)' Fn -Sat -Mon 3:40-6:45-9 55 Tue-Wed-Thu 6:45-9:55 Sun -3:40-9:55 SIMON (BVD) (PG)- Sun 7:00 PARENT TRAP (F)` Fri -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:35-4:20-7:05 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:05 WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE (AA)- 9 45 DEAD MAN ON CAMPUS (AA)' Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:30-3:45-7:10-9:30 Tue-Wed- Thu 7:10-9.30 TITANIC (PG)' Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 1:00-5:00-9:00 Tue-Wed-Thu 9 00 BLADE (R)' Fn -Sat -Sun -Mon 2:00-4.40-7 20-10:00 Tue-Wed-Thu 7:20-1000 PAGE 10 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1998 Muscles from--Br-u-- ssels i s back in action MUSCLES/From page 9 Snake Eyes: Nicolas Cage. Gary Sinise. Tarnished Atlantic City police de - Willis. An asteroid the size of Texas is tective Rick Santoro (Cage) joins old heading directly toward Earth. NASA friend, Navy Commander Kevin Dunne executive director Dan Truman has only (Sinise), now a highly -placed Depart - one option — to send up a crew to de- ment of Defence staffer working with the stroy the space rock. Enter Harry S. U.S. Secretary of Defence, at a heavy - Stamper (Willis). the world's foremost weight boxing match. When Dunne's deep core oil driller. and his roughneck back is turned. tin Secretary is assa,si- team. nated and 14.(XX) fight fans become sus - Dead Man on Campus: With the pests, possible accomplices and witness - end of the semester quickl% approaching es. and with the threat of failing their first Why Do Fools Fall in Love: Halle year hanging over their heads, Josh (Tom Berry. -Lola Taylor (Berry) falls in love Everett Scott) and Cooper (Mark -Paul with singer Frankic Lymon (Larenz Tate) Gosse laar) learn about an arcane lox)p- the first time she sees him on stage. The hole buried in the college charter which day she becomes Mrs. Frankie Lymon is may allow them to slip through the year the happiest day of her life Elizabeth w with straight A's. The -dead man's Waters.- Wate(Vivica A. Fox) isn't a glamour clause" could be their salvation. girl, but Lymon sees something in her Knock Off: Jean-Claude Van and she loves the way he loves her. Tlx: Damrne. As the British prepare to hand day she becomes Mrs. Frankie Lymon is over Hong Kong to Chinese rule in 1997. the happiest day of her life. Emira Eagle CIA agent Marcus Ray (Van Damme) (Lela Roxhon) is a demure school must thwart a conspiracy which threatens teacher who knows Lvmon as a polite, to incite a worldwide wave of terrorism. gentle guy who wants to settle down and Parent Trap: Dennis Quaid, Natasha rause a family. The: day she becomes Mrs. Richardson. Hallic (Lindsay Lohan) is Frankic Lymon is the happiest day of bnr growing up with her father (Quaid), a life. After Lymon's death, Ze)la Eliza- vinevard owner in the Napa Valle%. An- beth and Emira become involved in a bit- nie (also Lindsay Lohan) is being raised ter battle for his legacy, his songs and the by her mother (Richardson), a renowned money they earned. wedding gown designer. Strangers to Also playing: Simon Birch (sneak each other. Hallic and Annie me-ct at a preview. Sundays only), Titanic (back at summer camp in Maine. They soon learn discounted admission). The Truman they are identical twin sisters separated Show and Deep Impact ow(-f(x-one ad - shortly after birth by the breakup of their mission). parents. -finy soon become eager to meet ,Vow pkving at the Cineplex Odeon the parent they never knew and devise a Ajar 10 Cinemas: scheme to trade places and ultimately re- The Mask of Zorro: Anthony Hop - unite their mom and dad. kin., Antonio Banderas. This adventure Saving Private Ryan: Tom Hanks, of love and honour, tragedy and triumph Matt Damon. As Allied soldiers prepare is set against Mexico's fight for indepen- to storm Omaha Beach along the Nor- dense from the iron fist of Spain. mandy Coast. Captain John Miller (Han- Also playing: Air Bud 2: Golden Re- ks ) helwves getting himself and his mcn ceiver, The Avengers, Blade, Dance With past the gauntlet is the greatest challenge Me. Ever After, 54, Knock Off, Mask of he has ever faced in World War 11. But his Zorro, Saving Private Rvan, Strike, most difficult task lies ahead. There's Something About Mary. Snow White auditions held next week PICKIE:RING — The Pickering Play ers theatre troupe will hold auditions fox its Christmas Pantomime this month. The auditions for the pantomime Snow White begin on Tuesday. Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Subsequent audition dates at the complex am Thursday. Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, Sept. 13 at 1 p.m. The production requires a large vari- ety of cast members of adults and teenagers, as well as production assis- tance. Snow White will be staged at the Dunbarton-Fairport United Church on Dec. 6, 7, 8 and 13, 14 and 15. For more information, call John Downs at 686-1452 or the Pickering Players' box office at 416-410-0211. 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The weekly support group deals with ADDICTIONS: The Serenity Group holds a addictions of all types, including co-depen- 12-Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bay- deny. A child care programme is available fair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pick- as required. All welcome. 428-9431 (Jim). THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1998 - PAGE 1 a 2 Year Holloday firs2tol 0 Buy f ' ece�u a Radio New V 2i - KIM at l am .� rlid , ? I 1999 Volkswagen 24 Golf * Ask q� 24 Month w Lease c' ° T� Includes: ' 2 year FREE scheduled maintenance ' 115 hp. 2.OL engine Air conditioning ' Remote keyless entry ' Premium sound system ' Anti -theft alarm ' 4 door with central locking 2 year Roadside Assistance ' Muchmore Based on 24 month lease. 51,500 or trade. PDI, tax, registration, 1st 8 security, at delivery. OAC. HWY 2 0 Pickering C 503 Kingston Road HWY 4C, 3 Fax Pickering, 05-420--885550 �� TeNsoy-420-9700 I�TVE�SVVCztlRd �� JUST OVER THE ROUGE FOR HUGE SAVI2VGS! PAGE 12 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FlUDAYr SETTF.MRFA 4\ IM }; A rr Y'if v-:,, ,SPORTS RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING P ry Pickering ringetteplayers new to skate Sept.Se 20 DICKERING — The Pickering Ringette Associ- ation is hoping to attract even more players to theAN uniquely Canadian sport - �• with a free morning of ringette later this month. The free ringette trial session, slated for the Pickering Recreation Complex's O'Brien rink on Sunday. Sept. 20 at 11:30 a.m., will hopefully get new youngsters to come and check out the sport, notes PRA execu- tive member Steve Foden. "It's for anyone who wants to try ringette:- says Foden, who has daughters in the sport. This year marks the 21st anniversary of ringette in Pickering. Last year, the association was host to 200 players and, this year, it's expected about the same number of players will register for the sport for the coming season. Pickering offers College baseball coming to town PICKERING — College Field Sept 12 xxJ 13. basehall will take over a Pick- The four -team event will ering &vnond for a tourna- feature baseball teams from ment involving U.S. competi- Eric College (Buffalo, New tion next weekend. York), Onondaga College The Oshawa -based (Syracuse. Nev., York), Brock Durham College Lords varsity University in St. Catharines baseball learn will play in its and the host Durham squad. annual Fall Classic Tournament Spectators arc welcome. at Brock -Ridge Park's Kirkey Admission is free. ��Flabertys GARDEN CENTRE $100=-00 Gift Certificate for garden centre with any NIITERLOCKING STONE Project booked by or before r4AL Sept. 30. 1998 3 M", YR "M GrAlU M FOR A FREE ESTWAM CALL: 427-4143 or 666-4263 cwbp FALL'I 998 COURSE BOOK ringette for all girls in the bunny category (ages rive to seven years) right up to the intermediate division for women ages 20 and 21 years. It's also one of the few ringette associations in the province which has house league programmes for those ages five to I1 years. The PRA also has a full complement of travelling rep teams again this year, playing at the 'A', 'B' and 'C' levels as well as select squads. The sport of ringette, invented in the '60s in the North Bay area, is one which places the emphasis on team play and sports- manship, notes Foden. "It's a game which is more geared to team play has to be passed over the Wednesday, Sept. 9. than hockey;"says Foden. blue line." For more information "A player can't carry the Registration and try- about the PRA, call the as - ring from end to end. It outs for the PRA begin on sociation at 839-5193. CFTC PUBLIC NOTICE Canada Public Notice CRTC 1998-88. The CRTC has received applications from the following cable licensees to be relieved, by condition of licence, of the requirement to distribute the new television station licensed to Crossroads Television System. on the basic band pursuant to the Broadcasting Distribution Regulations. The applicants have advised that this station will be distributed on a cable channel that is no higher than channel 36. 12. PART OF RICHMOND HILL, KING CITY, KING TOWNSHIP, MARKHAM, VAUGHAN AND WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE; BOLTON AND SURROUNDING AREA; ORANGEVILLE AND SURROUNDING AREA, PART OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING, PART OF SCARBOROUGH. BROUGHAM, GREENWOOD AND CLAREMONT, PART OF METRO TORONTO; CFB BORDEN AND SURROUNDING AREA: ERIN, HILLSBURGH, CALEDON VILLAGE. CALEDON EAST, TERRA COTTA, CHELTENHAM, INGLEWOOD, ACTON, MONO MILLS, BELFOUNTAIN, BOSTON MILLS AND FERNDALE. AND SURROUNDING AREAS, Ord. Applications by SHAW CABLESYSTEMS LTD. EXAMINATION OF APPLICATIONS: As noted in the public notice. This applications available through the CRTC in Hull, (819) 997-2429; or our office in Toronto: 55 St. Clair Av. East, Suile 624. The notice is available in ailemative format, on request. If you wish to support or oppose the application. write to the Secretary General. CRTC, Ottawa, OM., KtAON2 by 21�ptdnber 1998, with proof that you sent a copy lo the applicant. For full information, contact the above or CRTC Communications at (819) 997.0313, tax (819) 994-0218, TDD (819) 994.0423. httpJlwww.crtc.gc.ca., or Toll Free at 1.877 -249 -CRTC 1i1 Canadian Radio -Television and Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des 'elecommunicatfons Comm ss - - telecommunications canadiennes 1 Bring your own league or join ours.. From $140 , " perseason LE 1111VX >< Pickering ringetteplayers new to skate Sept.Se 20 DICKERING — The Pickering Ringette Associ- ation is hoping to attract even more players to theAN uniquely Canadian sport - �• with a free morning of ringette later this month. The free ringette trial session, slated for the Pickering Recreation Complex's O'Brien rink on Sunday. Sept. 20 at 11:30 a.m., will hopefully get new youngsters to come and check out the sport, notes PRA execu- tive member Steve Foden. "It's for anyone who wants to try ringette:- says Foden, who has daughters in the sport. This year marks the 21st anniversary of ringette in Pickering. Last year, the association was host to 200 players and, this year, it's expected about the same number of players will register for the sport for the coming season. Pickering offers College baseball coming to town PICKERING — College Field Sept 12 xxJ 13. basehall will take over a Pick- The four -team event will ering &vnond for a tourna- feature baseball teams from ment involving U.S. competi- Eric College (Buffalo, New tion next weekend. York), Onondaga College The Oshawa -based (Syracuse. Nev., York), Brock Durham College Lords varsity University in St. Catharines baseball learn will play in its and the host Durham squad. annual Fall Classic Tournament Spectators arc welcome. at Brock -Ridge Park's Kirkey Admission is free. ��Flabertys GARDEN CENTRE $100=-00 Gift Certificate for garden centre with any NIITERLOCKING STONE Project booked by or before r4AL Sept. 30. 1998 3 M", YR "M GrAlU M FOR A FREE ESTWAM CALL: 427-4143 or 666-4263 cwbp FALL'I 998 COURSE BOOK ringette for all girls in the bunny category (ages rive to seven years) right up to the intermediate division for women ages 20 and 21 years. It's also one of the few ringette associations in the province which has house league programmes for those ages five to I1 years. The PRA also has a full complement of travelling rep teams again this year, playing at the 'A', 'B' and 'C' levels as well as select squads. The sport of ringette, invented in the '60s in the North Bay area, is one which places the emphasis on team play and sports- manship, notes Foden. "It's a game which is more geared to team play has to be passed over the Wednesday, Sept. 9. than hockey;"says Foden. blue line." For more information "A player can't carry the Registration and try- about the PRA, call the as - ring from end to end. It outs for the PRA begin on sociation at 839-5193. CFTC PUBLIC NOTICE Canada Public Notice CRTC 1998-88. The CRTC has received applications from the following cable licensees to be relieved, by condition of licence, of the requirement to distribute the new television station licensed to Crossroads Television System. on the basic band pursuant to the Broadcasting Distribution Regulations. The applicants have advised that this station will be distributed on a cable channel that is no higher than channel 36. 12. PART OF RICHMOND HILL, KING CITY, KING TOWNSHIP, MARKHAM, VAUGHAN AND WHITCHURCH-STOUFFVILLE; BOLTON AND SURROUNDING AREA; ORANGEVILLE AND SURROUNDING AREA, PART OF THE TOWNSHIP OF PICKERING, PART OF SCARBOROUGH. BROUGHAM, GREENWOOD AND CLAREMONT, PART OF METRO TORONTO; CFB BORDEN AND SURROUNDING AREA: ERIN, HILLSBURGH, CALEDON VILLAGE. CALEDON EAST, TERRA COTTA, CHELTENHAM, INGLEWOOD, ACTON, MONO MILLS, BELFOUNTAIN, BOSTON MILLS AND FERNDALE. AND SURROUNDING AREAS, Ord. Applications by SHAW CABLESYSTEMS LTD. EXAMINATION OF APPLICATIONS: As noted in the public notice. This applications available through the CRTC in Hull, (819) 997-2429; or our office in Toronto: 55 St. Clair Av. East, Suile 624. The notice is available in ailemative format, on request. If you wish to support or oppose the application. write to the Secretary General. CRTC, Ottawa, OM., KtAON2 by 21�ptdnber 1998, with proof that you sent a copy lo the applicant. For full information, contact the above or CRTC Communications at (819) 997.0313, tax (819) 994-0218, TDD (819) 994.0423. httpJlwww.crtc.gc.ca., or Toll Free at 1.877 -249 -CRTC 1i1 Canadian Radio -Television and Conseil de la radiodiffusion et des 'elecommunicatfons Comm ss - - telecommunications canadiennes 1 -i-'- '- - - - • •. SCOREBOARD Mar>sey, Knsin Smyth). Sporting Images 1 (Michelle Warne). Pickering K' es 1 (Tara Pagntelb. _ ---------------------- MVP Ern Baun). Twisters 3 (Jenna Kotsopoubs. Laura Walters. Stephanie Nakamura. FAX (TAME RESULTS Ttm 683-7763 _ MVPs Jessica MacArthur, Alexandra McGuffn). Kicks 2 (Alli son Parent. Melissa Cnsatull). Strikers 1 (Kate Wallirxnt Boyer Pontiac 0 Lightning 7 (Lisa Kennedy. Ractuol Wang Lauren WESTNEY HEIGHTS MEN'S SLO-PITCH Judges. Natasha Little. Sarah Fpwlon PLAYOFF STANDINGS - FINAL Final Standings Strikers 34 pts Lrpi -g 30 Duman Met, LABATT'S BLUE DIVISION Courier 22, JG Haulage 20 Kicks 7(j t •;np ';Ia, mate , TEAM 1 SG W P T F A PTS Sporting Images /3, Arnts iopso ": P-F,.•nr1 Krpep, r ( .-i Laroaque-C2 0 125 75 14 nd Storey 9 6 2 1 109 61 13 , ec Cheetahs 9 6 3 0 101 83 12 Vipers 9 2 6 1 85 122 5 fort 9 2 7 0 109 126 4 LABATT BUD DIVISION FAM G W L T F A PTS ,,...,Oy 9 6 3 0 107 86 12 9 5 4 0 114 105 10 in Printing 9 4 5 0 108 141 8 9 3 6 0 107 125 6 anon-RelMax 9 3 6 0 109 137 6 LEAGUE RESULTS LABATT'S BLUE DIVISION olaynff scores from Aug. 23: Series'A No. 5 Can -Sort •1P 5 MVP Jason Walton) vs No 4 SAA Vipers 12 (LP • . P Gord Darling) NO 5 Can -Sort advances to division semi-finals <.EMI -FINALS (Two games, total runs) B Game 1 No 2 Second Storey 10 (WP Kevin -.ay. MVP Chits Power) vs No 3 Coretec Cheetahs 0 Wayne Mouland. MVP Gus Coucoulans) Game 2: No -econd Storey 10 (WP Kevin McKay. MVP Patrick ke) vs No 3 Coretec Cheetahs 0 (LP Leighton MacMil- MVP Mark Boudreau). Second Storey win series 20-0 and advances to divi- ,,n finals -s C Game one: No. 1 E1vua Larocque-Century 21 5 �,dl Nash. MVP Steve Paxton) vs. No. 5 Can -Sort 5 (P in Watton. MVP Collin young). Game 2: No. 1 ENira cque-Century 21 5 (WP 841 Nash, MVP Tony Bruce) v0 5 Can -Sort 4 (LP Jason Wagon. MVP Chris John- vira Larocque wins series 10-9 and advances to di- . -on final. LABATT'S BUD DIVISON - as A - No 4 TSC 13 (WP 6 MVP Mike Wilcox) vs. No. deve Fearon-RelMax Oualrty One 7 (LP Bob Mc- theon, MVP Tony Visca) No. 4 TSC advances 10 division semifinals SEMI-FINALS (Two games, total runs). 'yes B- Game 1 No 2 Sird 12 (WP Mike Briand. MVP '- lei Emaman) vs. No. 3 Dickson Printing 5 (LP David ogson, MVP David Keith) Game 2: No 2 Sird 15 (WP +e Brand, MVP Lou Korkas) vs. No 3 Dickson Printing LP David Hodgson. MVP Russel Landon) Suit wins series 27-1" and advances to division final. lies C Game 1 No 4 TSC 19 (WP Mike Wilcox. MVP rts'The Hammer' Kuban) vs No. 1 Petrna's 4 (LP 6 'P Ali Dossa) Game 2- played Aug 30 No 1 Petrna's vs No 4 TSC 12. -SC wins series 31-25 and advances to finals. FINALS - LABATT'S BLUE DIVISION (Best -of -three series) gine 1 No 1 EMra larocque-Century 21 18 (WP Bill .:;h MVP Richard 'Rookie' Sheet) vs No 2 Second rey 4 ;LP 8 MVP Kevin McKay) •,me 2 No 1 ENira Larocque-Century 21 14 (WP Big ash. MVP Tom McGee) vs No 2 Second Storey 6 (LP -vin McKay. MVP Chris Power) No. 1 Elvira L.arocque-Century 21 wins champi- ;nship. FINALS - LABATTS BUD DIVISION (Best-ol-three series) Nne 1 No 2 Suit 6 (WP Mike Brand. MVP Victor - rchey) vs No 4 TSC 5 (LP Harry McCrae. MVP Mag Mc- ae) ime 2 No 4 TSC le (WP Mike Wilcox• MVP Roger ,sat vs No 2 Sad 11 (LP Mike Brand. MVP Stephen . ,•ren) ne 3 No.2 Sint 13 (WP Mike Briand. MVP Paul Pearce) No 4 (TSC t t (LP Mike Wilcox, MVP Chris Marin) No. 2 Sint wins ��,p,RING R CLUB SEVEN AND UNDER GIRLS DIVISION DIVISION OPE 19 - Kicks 1 (Chance Paterson). Boyer Pontiac 9 (Sheby .a 4 Sarah Brown 3, NccetM Evans 2. MVP Vanessa iter). KAS Marketing 0 (MVP Jessica Neeryl. Teddy's M- •. 4 (MiGtaee Wikltson 2. Shanyce Win. Jenna Smith, �s Bfythe Hggnson, Kara BrownsasC. Strivers 4 (Sarah -cosh 2, Arn King, Victoria Kernohan, MVPs Mn King _-iriarnra Wood. Alexandra Servos). Canadian Progress Club MVP Chiannese Ma'9m): Envrdurf krgabon 6 (Bot han -ayes 3. Make WoOk 3. MVP Sharron Gibbs). Twisters 0 IVP Catlin Sepen); Raigara 0 (MVP Emma Streale). Valenti- s 2 (Juba Fer iandoz. Tierra Warner. MVPs Michelle "•1cArthur. Julia Fernandez): Aug. 26 - Canadian Progress, b Cl 2 !Shannon Sauve 2). Twstrs 0: Rangers 1 (Samarsho Way- la)d. MVPs Heartier Para, Samantha Vlkh4and)• Erwroturt it- 'gation 4 (Megan McLeod 2. Bethan Dories, Amanita Florio, Sarah Brown Katherine money): Boyer Pontiac 9 (Sheby Foaa 3. Sarah Brlle Browny Smith. Nicomea Evans. Make" PauticK ChantBkzuvd 1 (Robyn Crummy): Valentines t ;Tierra Witmer). Strikers 4 (Arin KM2. Leo Stephan. V-cb re Kendan); Tedd)/s No* 5 (Sher" Vilint. Tory Math- -. Sheby Strrson, Jame STMIK S 0WW IitcNow4 MPS "iso, Md* Paukrw ShmdW. Wit 0 (MVP Darty GIDS UNDER SEVEN DIVISION DIVISION TM Aug 20.Ohio Resgrrosa 1 (I4istig Coibk Thutdr 0 (MW Kayla Wilson): Carpet T. 1 (Alyn Odyt MVP Katrina Lowydiy) Image Video 1 (Mega IOmtrapims, MVPs Kfamis Mdf"WA Megan KU4PMek lit VOkq 3 Pemba Patterson 3. MVPs do Rao. Aggrgloh Amwob Garveycan . MVPs OPalmer SI 1113PW Allen ): Amts TOPOW 2 (Gunn Clslion, MVPs Jnrwbr Pools, G°niba). Fingers 2 OA&ob Obw 2. MVP KWM larke): kinase Prising 1 (Magnan Sar), Demo Tach 1 Amanda MaL'ct—t Arg. 27 - Amb Tapsoi 4 (Lauren Porway eCauda Tit � Mwft Gin CYybn, MVP Katie ton 3 Mase Satiouin. MVP KOV Woof (KMy Suntan 2. Robyn Garv4y MVPs Ocean ' Allysw Prry). Carpel Towns 1 (Kama LwvydcX MVP rin Ladoi McMillan and Sau fifers VOW 5 (Chrslia Page. 3. Julie Murphy Jessie Vela), kratec Pharma 2 (Soman- Wsedd Doner.a ,CIO ig MVPs Latae t+NrotOa oriica Vbr GIRLS NOW AND UNDER MANN Jury 2 2p . L OMSION ONE July la q*" 0. Lone Star' Cab .4 (Ashway Prasad 3, Kosten )a;r m Metro Courier 5 (Amnaen Thower 2, Orree 2. Leah Higgins, MVPs Teresa Higgins, Jessie Darroch); Kinotles 2 (Paula Mason. Caroffn Cogtilfali MVP Meghan Wafer): Kicks 1 (Allison Parent), Boyer Pontiac 1 (Kelt' Vickers, MVP. Details Grandy. Brirtrty James): Amts Topsoi 1 )Sarah Georges). J.G. Haulage 2 (Vrtama, Zoe): Strirars 3 (Kate Watkom 2. Erin �), Twears 1 (Jg); Aug. 27. Lone Star Cate 0. Dugan Malro &. r. Goodin2 (Jessie Drrodi, Kristen One", MVPs JMW Dnrtooh, Krohn Orra"): Amb ToP sal 5 (Daniela Mackartae 2, Somrtfn Amb, VWWMI Twisters 3, Boyer Pontiac 1) GIRLS NINE -ANO -UNDER DIVISION July 16 Shelly's Sharks 0 (MVP Lisa Biersto). Rowdies 0, Real McCoys 0 Pickering Slo-Spons 6 (Cassy Melnke 2, Natasha Akai. Ashley Lnkkrtter Amy Marshall, Rebecca Ram). Wildcats 7 (Kiley Suilivan 6. ;Iepiiano Papaconstanhnou). Design Tech 0, D 8F WI -housing 2 'MerT:ar Hoefs 2•, Boxes Unlimited 1 (Ka'tl" I_ rvf! B1177ar7 4 Ler we Douglw, 2 Gat` anne For rp<.rc•< Iw r t ri r..nJ. irr kc•r•, a (F 'root) 4 Abra P,,pow r)'. I:r Pph A,,; c n.ry,.n. , ' f-��-� .. i.r •.i .r.. ..,.---- - - - - -------------- -- ----- ... -.. ._.....-. THE NVWS AMFWn.gFR FRIDAY, SFPTFMBER 4, 1"S - PA(:F 13 Sports 3 (Gassy Melnrke 2. Amy Marshall, MVP Catlin Myers). --- -- - D d E Warehousing 2 (She" Forstner, Mabn Prince). Wild- Wild- Got a cats 4 (Kiley Sullivan 3. Stephanie Papaconstantnou). Blizzard 0 (MVPs Jessica Bevan. Kristen McMillan), rwtsters 2 (Alexa McCartney 2) Shelley's Sharks 2 (Melanie Andrews Ncoe score? Renault. Strikers 3 (Ern Small 2 Michelle Bradley. MVP Emma Meade;. Rowdies ? C Hockins M Srorneburgr -, Mc- Call us at Go—pil Dpsgn Tpch 0 MVP Knct�na Maughar BoxPS i)r Ir••rw7 4 Lars<a E,wn. i'.art•�r L,ts.• M'JP Ater:r^ra 683-5110. Secret Pant bose Buy 6 or more, sale 30%. Offer good until Sept. 13, 1998. 1 dL.+ �. _ . dud s 1 PAGE 14 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. SFPTFMBFR 4, 1998 "kloLEGEND MUSIC ENTERPRISES Where Service is #1 d -0 a • • w . kY� 4x ti ENROLL HOW �ap IP!rQ. FOR LESSONS UALIFIED PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN: • GUITAR • BASS Fy ALTERNATIVE •ROCK •FOLK ,- • COUNTRY • METAL Preparation for conservatory exams in classical gt All Levels - All Ages Music would X837-2839 to welcomeo CLegend Stakos www.legend-music.com 1211 Kingston Road team of expert eachers Pickering ertee's 1;57 a4wo S4 e Main Rsoital Jacqueline's School of Dar 15th Anniversary Director: Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Carnavale Fiona Tait •Jazz *Tap •Ballet •Pointe *Acro .Highhuliiill All classes based on of Teachers of Dancing B.A.T.D.) Syllabus. Ages 3 to adult. Special teen and adult classes. (Between Liverpool & Wainul Lane, on the south s4e) • EXPERT REPAIRS Professional Performance & Education In spacious climate controlled studios • Piano • Organ • Voice • Flute • Guitar • Theory Private Lessons Preparation for conservatory exams Jazz & Pop Beginners to advanced. Barry Clarli Music Studio 1"Old Kingston 619-29901 Situated in Historical Pickering Village, Ajax OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION SAT SEPT 5, 98 1:00 PM O� pen 50% o house * li tae aal Ilei �slt * Fernier woo Goin" 19N * SW1111=I68 � � * ■asMtr ME Is IN do TV swiss 'tan, Fe 1M tgsd t:w+-, .A EMERGE INTERNAL ARTS Tai Chi and Meditation Centre - Pickering Improve Health, Gain Strength, Leadership and Martial Skills THE ANCIENT WAY For today Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Gong, Meditation Pa kua Chang, Hsing Yi Chuan Kung Fu Robert Youngs Acupuncture and Qi Gong Therapist, Martial Artist, Traditionally Qualified/Reasonable Rates 545 Kingston Road Pickering/Aiax Call (905) 420-2662 DURHAM WEST GIRLS' HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FEMALE ICE HOCKEY IN AJAX & PICKERING 1998/99 PEEWEE "C" TRYOUTS Thurs. Sept. 10 - Pickering O'Brien Arena 6:30pm - 7:30pm Sat. Sept. 12 - Pickering O Brien Arena 6:00pm - 7:00pm Coach - Craig Brunet (905) 427-7094 1998199 SENIOR "A" TRYOUTS Wed. Sept. 9 - Pickering O'Brien Arena 9:00pm - 10:00pm Thurs. Sept. 10 - Pickering O Brien Arena 9:00pm - 10:00pm Mon. Sept. 14 - AR Thompson Arena 7:30pm - 8:30pm Coach - Don Henwood (905) 427-8861 SENIOR "B" TRYOUTS TO FOLLOW Contact - Elaine (905) 509-2060 Coach Level Clinic - September 26 b 27 at Fortune Financial Trainer HTCP Clinic - September 26 at Ajax Police Station - Community Room Call Craig Brunet for details (905) 427-7094 WE ARE STILL ACCEPTING REGISTRATION FOR 1998/99 HOUSELEAGUE CALL HOT LINE (905) 420-8195 � J& VLOR 9TA ..-STUDIOS - DANCE & PERFORMING ARTS CREATIVE MOVEMENT (2 lR - 4 YEARS) • JAZZ • TAP • ACROBATICS • BALLET • POINTE (R.A.D.) SYLLABUS Many of our dancers have continued into professional careers in the entertainment industry. Our alumni includes: Studio Owners, Dana Competition Directors, Perfornxrs in Movies/StageCommerdahRashion and industrial shows. • RECREATIONAL • COMPETITIVE • YEAR END RECITAL FOR ALLSTUDENTS • EVALUATION REPORTS • SPRUNG FLOOR • BRIGHT STUDIO - • VIEWING WINDOWS Let us des a Vidt our studio during Sept do 19.6-9x30 pm 1tNw BtudMts Register at the mall An= 26.29 Kaidin and Pay no registration fee - At TNs Studio r'bP ]dtrr Sit' 3 3 Wed., Sept. 9th S pm -8 pmv"E fy 2200 BROCK RD. N at�lrsalmuusrl -- 4 We-compWitions -scams under BAT D. -Field trips - Spring racial-worksrape - � 11a m ood AMM. $. iN, , �, (AT DELLBROOK) offers—, wA«mirg sins program-Woodsprug twor-eripht .ircan. studios • I •;•,�, • FICKERING Phimiep+abN pnmd costunes and haul U*ii s CALL POR M AAPPONT111W Q� Call today for an �2t5•« ( (9051428-1477 appointment 420-7399 Bal " UNo. ChopperRea win alar V" Of Lft P 4 - ertee's 1;57 a4wo S4 e Main Rsoital Jacqueline's School of Dar 15th Anniversary Director: Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Carnavale Fiona Tait •Jazz *Tap •Ballet •Pointe *Acro .Highhuliiill All classes based on of Teachers of Dancing B.A.T.D.) Syllabus. Ages 3 to adult. Special teen and adult classes. (Between Liverpool & Wainul Lane, on the south s4e) • EXPERT REPAIRS Professional Performance & Education In spacious climate controlled studios • Piano • Organ • Voice • Flute • Guitar • Theory Private Lessons Preparation for conservatory exams Jazz & Pop Beginners to advanced. Barry Clarli Music Studio 1"Old Kingston 619-29901 Situated in Historical Pickering Village, Ajax OPEN HOUSE & REGISTRATION SAT SEPT 5, 98 1:00 PM O� pen 50% o house * li tae aal Ilei �slt * Fernier woo Goin" 19N * SW1111=I68 � � * ■asMtr ME Is IN do TV swiss 'tan, Fe 1M tgsd t:w+-, .A EMERGE INTERNAL ARTS Tai Chi and Meditation Centre - Pickering Improve Health, Gain Strength, Leadership and Martial Skills THE ANCIENT WAY For today Tai Chi Chuan, Qi Gong, Meditation Pa kua Chang, Hsing Yi Chuan Kung Fu Robert Youngs Acupuncture and Qi Gong Therapist, Martial Artist, Traditionally Qualified/Reasonable Rates 545 Kingston Road Pickering/Aiax Call (905) 420-2662 DURHAM WEST GIRLS' HOCKEY ASSOCIATION FEMALE ICE HOCKEY IN AJAX & PICKERING 1998/99 PEEWEE "C" TRYOUTS Thurs. Sept. 10 - Pickering O'Brien Arena 6:30pm - 7:30pm Sat. Sept. 12 - Pickering O Brien Arena 6:00pm - 7:00pm Coach - Craig Brunet (905) 427-7094 1998199 SENIOR "A" TRYOUTS Wed. Sept. 9 - Pickering O'Brien Arena 9:00pm - 10:00pm Thurs. Sept. 10 - Pickering O Brien Arena 9:00pm - 10:00pm Mon. Sept. 14 - AR Thompson Arena 7:30pm - 8:30pm Coach - Don Henwood (905) 427-8861 SENIOR "B" TRYOUTS TO FOLLOW Contact - Elaine (905) 509-2060 Coach Level Clinic - September 26 b 27 at Fortune Financial Trainer HTCP Clinic - September 26 at Ajax Police Station - Community Room Call Craig Brunet for details (905) 427-7094 WE ARE STILL ACCEPTING REGISTRATION FOR 1998/99 HOUSELEAGUE CALL HOT LINE (905) 420-8195 � J& VLOR 9TA ..-STUDIOS - DANCE & PERFORMING ARTS CREATIVE MOVEMENT (2 lR - 4 YEARS) • JAZZ • TAP • ACROBATICS • BALLET • POINTE (R.A.D.) SYLLABUS Many of our dancers have continued into professional careers in the entertainment industry. Our alumni includes: Studio Owners, Dana Competition Directors, Perfornxrs in Movies/StageCommerdahRashion and industrial shows. • RECREATIONAL • COMPETITIVE • YEAR END RECITAL FOR ALLSTUDENTS • EVALUATION REPORTS • SPRUNG FLOOR • BRIGHT STUDIO - • VIEWING WINDOWS Let us des a Vidt our studio during Sept do 19.6-9x30 pm 1tNw BtudMts Register at the mall An= 26.29 Kaidin and Pay no registration fee - At TNs Studio r'bP ]dtrr Sit' 3 3 Wed., Sept. 9th S pm -8 pmv"E fy 2200 BROCK RD. N at�lrsalmuusrl -- 4 We-compWitions -scams under BAT D. -Field trips - Spring racial-worksrape - � 11a m ood AMM. $. iN, , �, (AT DELLBROOK) offers—, wA«mirg sins program-Woodsprug twor-eripht .ircan. studios • I •;•,�, • FICKERING Phimiep+abN pnmd costunes and haul U*ii s CALL POR M AAPPONT111W Q� Call today for an �2t5•« ( (9051428-1477 appointment 420-7399 Bal " UNo. ChopperRea win alar V" Of Lft P K = x TITHE NjKWS', AQyf:RTLS F* FRIDAY, SEPTEMBEA 4, 1"8 -PAGE 15 AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 NEWS ADVERTISER OFFICE plNeae Iiaee flpea reel flip. MgMil hi., Sal. 9:301+. • 3p. ovnET 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax Tonsio Line (416) 798.7259 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering HOURS: 9=- 5pm Mon.- Fri. CLASSIFIED ON UNE Sara/Lee - Ambedea Plaza closed Satur Now wham Y" �.",ite Twur word W else sprs pNso the arcane& et, HOURS: l Dam -bpm Tires: Fri., noon -5 pm Sun. Closed Mon. FAX: (905) 579-4218124 hour) INnRNIT. kip-//www.dwbomnewsjwf ENWL• cmrrs gdwhorn Net MAX: (905) 579-4218 (24 hour) ol 100 100 110 110 LEARN A NEW TRADE!!! Dent Wizard Canada Ltd., is hiring trainees to be trained in Paintless Dent Rcmoval to provide mobile car dent re- Yar service to the automotive industry. raining will take place in our U.S. corporate Office. Qualifications: Strong hands-on apti- tude, good hand/eye co-ordination, self motivation and gcxtd customer service kills. Previous detailing or body shop v\perience is an asset. Must have car and be physically fit. We offer training ,.glary and an expense allowance. Fax rc'�ume to: DENT WIZARD CANADA LTD. (905) 847-9285 INSURANCE BROKER p��it><tn fur perscmal Imes producer/ K.I. B.O. license. Teleglobe/Tabs exp. preferred. COnlact Pat at W'orden Insurance 19051579-1317 THE NAIL STATION Career Training Center Become a N4 teurecian. Oreo traeing avadabk in artificial nails. ear candrq vax- ae sNaft $ Final" 20 (905)723�- � .83 NAIL TECHNICIANS Program :u:rilic. hbergass. maniClne pedicure. rude an. hands on training leads to candicale. Career School of Hai Karl Drvrsbn (905) 576-''G 1 cower Try9wis NEFLEXDLDGIF Cf URM of - 'ed for amtrcalan try cent- hed Regaogy olTeacher I Registered Nurse wit the Reflexology Association, of Caruda For more mooffA Ooh til 905-728-7753. 1 GW WW Hells HAIRSTYLIST $200 WELCOME ON BONUS! Give Yourself A Raise!I 08tuio's Fust Pry P�Set Your Des*! Trcmeudolls Bewfds! Mod v atioatonslN �'d PurcAasdBooaa A Male! M Yen How Doo Want To Make? CA 1-a111 W mt EX 1352 (W Foe! a.a NW= FRMESS MI I - TY rMuhes puspnnrel traw i)ffilt G4meralIl" CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advert ser re- quests that advertisers check their adupon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there stall be no h - ability for non -insertion of arty advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. NI copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. PHARMACY ASSISTANT re. quired in Oshawa For 25-30 hrsN* Fax resume to (905)- 571-1698 Parts delivery and also CLEAN UP PERSON Must drive standard, clean abstract required. Full time. Whittr -Oshawa Honda 1110 Dundas St. E., Whitby OR1Y91 TEAMS required f« 1 t ar -'I diner service. wort) be 25yrs. r, able 10 dive Standard a auwrnatic. live dawn absbad S be bond". AZ MOVER United Vin Little:rweNa. Mug Ewe teiN�ex . abstrac POW flow Loc and long i i Call (41&)2!2-I1�► CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. PART TIME MAINTENANCE WORKER • 15-20 hrs. wk. for townhouse complex • 8-10 yrs. exp. in prevent. maint. b maint. work • able to drywall, repair ceilings 8 repair bath rooms & floors • be flexible with hours with occasional even ings or weekends • familiar with building codes • able to work independently on own or with others • able to do plumbing repairs. Interested applicants may forward resumes to: Pringle Creek Co -Op Att: Sharon Febbrini 95 Crawforth St. Unit 85 Whitby Ont. LIN 71.3 gOSTE" REQUIRED FOR NEW HOME SITES IN AJAX/ PICKERING / WHITBY PLEASE FAX RESUME TO NEW HOMES MANAGER AT 905-837-2535 SALES PROFESSIONAL computer supplies Company requires a self -motivated results oriented indi- vidual. Experience in the computer or supplies industry preferred Must !save own transportation. Far resume to: 905-686-3458 or drop off to: 1915 Clements Rd Unit r9S, Pickering HAIRSTYLIST Positions available Ab Wasted for new Ajax salon flow � for busy Ajax and now open in Ajax Hdr CwlMtlt Pickering Salons. Durham Centre. Guaranteed hourly Good wages - sal- ttoearme a 2U hom o Me dts- rate $8.001hr. ary plus commis- ESTNETICMr plus profit sharing. sion and other in- pew wNetfbk b tbas<, Dental. Drug Plan centive programs. ItaNWla landsnprq 567,. _ and eye care plan Call (905)619- as" 1105.676-3935. and birthday pay. 8057 Oolakf ill Inds. NO pbrofe NO SUNDAYS Bair Filnes Saba amope an ilfov"K For interview taH twnr Mpint 5 ddNers WINE WA CIK ow t> requi1ld- Ask 1« MINNOW (905)-060-2299. "33-3650 all-time f & e o t Ab to !•Test C"ke flow � M«ey . 905.723-e03D, Hdr CwlMtlt EMed Newspaper advertising experience (or similar employment) is an asset, but not essential. n persap on 1053 wwsldo)r ttoearme a 2U hom o Me dts- p largscape Iw • "� S1oM1- sits. pan -lift ESTNETICMr Aifror . area Car SN- ICkM111p.M15-427- bomras entree. rMase call s79 pew wNetfbk b tbas<, wamkd Ur N* ��-Pkiarinp am no oNtW « CNrisNwlE TMMblff ItaNWla landsnprq 567,. _ � / j trarr1ap 8q�p . to APPOINrIEW SETIM. as" 1105.676-3935. GrEIt"M WJUTYM named for busy WhfiSr selroL Thom, dEo goWiy. CA (906) 619.6991 bdwM 1-Sa11 10 Oolakf ill Inds. NO pbrofe E>Qa li CNMEN COIF 5 yrs, sipenerim i d"glis amope an ilfov"K sales. Fun rnriraniNS - Hourly 'ape & browses. 414 twnr Mpint 5 ddNers WINE WA CIK ow t> requi1ld- Ask 1« MINNOW (905)-060-2299. 9 111 m $flow you hmN Ib Mahn 5,,oilirs 00 a math old . (� ems- 6s�e�,. «a hr I� mw�"m- FtILL 11ME, position Mail- would you be inkreSW? A Sart. Car (905) 427.11093 Min fd 9 am. - 3 p m. able: cashiers, �wareAhnouusit, furniture al CgffidNion work from home butionesses W tall 11 0'12 oar 905-6 AUTOtMO'�1l� 8 CED 9Z licensed resume World, 202 Mro arck Ajax ,- 5575. ulaed by Tnedt Deaver wilt eek Makes. f" SAM SAM NMTYUST wanteld, must LIeMT NN AMMIL, lol Oshawa Oshawafor oOMWAN fI. Photo 579 - KaA. be melees and SN IMONIN& steady. Wale wo tarso oP krm temp, mug hM 6 nEonea working erperkrm & Honda. Full time 7 No evafYfps' 07,0. S, Seel abed boats. Up to trough Position, Moeda Monday STYLIST REtt11NED mak or female, VMA a MMM 2 yams (W551n72s CARE c ply in S9.5t1mc Pickerkq Oshm areas. Gr an asset. to Friday. A 1 SMMY pie can- �Mtat ato LMN W7oitby arae. re4MnN wrxkers we will be Intehlewing on gift from 9:30 aim 111E DWtsEMsdas $L � � imme"* Experie«ed prefed. Fax resume fo 3 u Centre. 1867 !by �5 416)-206{x320. � 1 General Help MANAGER TRAINEE needed to Start local retail vacuum outlet In Oshawa New and used sales and service Must be reliable Able to deal with the pubkc and to worn on own Send resume to 5694-4 Hwy 7E Ste 361. Markham. Om L3P 1 B4 BROWN'S Pickering 12M Kingston Rd. Part-time Cashiers required Evenings and Weekends Experience preferred Apply by resume. MA- PE and e.perenced huusekeeper tot age nouns in Osnawa Duties to ndude dauntdrY rJ wing. Wine day - are Flexrtlle (burs Sed dr- rechN and energetic would be an asset References re - =red Mad names orsy to 97 bbl St E Oshawa LIH lie MATURE Jewelry Sales help rewred Experience Pre- lerred :all 905-839-7444 MODELS WANTED Irom Ca- vin between 2 19 to com- oefe in thS years 1996 Torar y Paptants Over $20.000 in pnm and scnolarsnrps. in- -is" trips to Nationals in us Vegas Cad loQ 1.806• 367-2125 Ext 240 NEEDED: PERSONAL Support Worker for their odd girl 6 45AM-8 30AM Monday to Friday Must have car Rose bank,'Foxwood Trail Call 9051-939690.7 NEEDED CALL CENTILE SU- PERVISOR 8 Customer Serv- ice personnel-tud-lime hours 2Dru-9prn call rmmedutely (965)-831-2333 WIND" ItSSrrwuRAM AJAX Flexible hours Days, Evenings, b Weekends. WIII train! a Sim Drop "Oil murne StW. - illi 7M 01thm Admalra- or reQuRed 1« sm x compa- ny. Most be sed moawted and flexible, for variola du- des. Good dmwg new re- gtrred tw product delivery. Stirs 510. Oef M Fax desum x:1905) 579-1169. an WE itlP�tE1NNeFr for 160+ 160• catodo c mmplao. Ma- ma IWd wMkg mob to dip p�wrEwp i Now MIK Moet have dfoox Sisk & be Com- pora i1pMt EtocOrl tom- sm Fix resionse to (51VA 1310 AWL 0. Fane! MIRT-TM SECMF Rectipownis: wpmKJJ Ex ed- it peil Please nota 10 Fire int. aha FiwrNi St Odwaa This WNW, OWN& Olralp, Ll N 71.5. PAY At YOU So Gym. No momr hip regoi Pay as you 00 Erin. No commlmem. PaY tis you 0o am. Daily. r>illedlir. povilively. no preaut«iaw pa►maoL Pay as you go Power City Gym. Open until rnmidnight M - F. WMko%h 9 arrt. - 5 p.m. 1035 &ode Rd., Picks irop (905) 427-6277 IMT SUPPLY STOW Part -Time Employee. aaoe heavy Idw Must be avail - am an day Twsdwy'S 8 some evenings. Krowkd0e of pets an asset. Pkase send resumes W FEW /207, P.O. 900 481 WPM This WNk 1 saW Hslp/Agerrs Mo sobs Heipf", 1 Sores HeIWA", IM sobs NNpIA<3ents INSIDE SALES POSITION Energetic, cheerful, self -motivated _9J NEEDS SALES CONSL'LTANTS l5uc tri „tis rnuLrcavnN .arc. %AUVI c we require you to pmn uur w-rnnrnic ICamr law wall he Krven the alxilay to ,01 . w leas to nh new and tavcd vchkcicN VCc uffcr a mat wrxkrng cnvrnrnnicnt. Kcncnru% crwnpcn atom mileage. ru all.rWarx'c (W Jan), hcafth hCrICElrv, pcnvKm and pnrfit vhannlg If "i,u arc tnicrc.tcd in earning venrrua nwtney, fax or meed v*xm rraumc in l'rwd3dcfu:c 11) Mark Williaans 1120 Dundas St. E., Whitby, (?nt-, LIN Sv3 l Fax: (905)430-3543 PART TIME SALES HELP Required Experience an asset, but not necessary. Apply in n with resume t: THE WALLPAPER CENTRE LTD. 1652 Bayly St. W. Pic wing �.4.ds=sR e-dwis Is now hiring retail sales teams for the :1998 Holiday season. Work in a fast pace retail setting in a metro Toronto Mall. Get your team together & fax me A.S.A.Ror E -Mail Individuals may also apply. Fax (9=l�-t=4-l14y= Boyer WANTED 5 Neter & Used Sales Representatives wtlp to Ar/w commission Company car Contact Gerald Thornton or Alex Spanopolas Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick Toronto �to 416-798-7C98899 Oshawa 905-686-5859 "IT'S YOUR HEALTH" One of Metroland's fastest growing Health Magazines is seeking an aggressive OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Must be ambitious, customer friendly and eager to work with unlimited possibilities. Commission pay. .Reply with resume by Sept. 16/98 to: Denise Atkinson, Oshawa Whitby This Week, .865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. LIH 7L5. We thank you for your interest, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted inside Sales Rep required for a very 1 Co." NMp ' busy advertising position. This opening is "y part-time (to start) and could develop into () tielleeel NMP full time hours for the right person. wailw & wsitremses Newspaper advertising experience (or similar employment) is an asset, but not essential. M MfENEa and insid0. help put time. Etwil d Send resume to: Inside Sales Dept. C/0 Lisa Preston, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa L1 H 71_5 or fax to triedim ened but vo Elan. Paid my attention at (905) 579-2238. 'Only those .. `S%WEE....., K` THIS chosen for an interview will be contacted. � ..EW ? ., UXBRIDGE NEWr.„,,,,S.,. THE TRIBt,NE _9J NEEDS SALES CONSL'LTANTS l5uc tri „tis rnuLrcavnN .arc. %AUVI c we require you to pmn uur w-rnnrnic ICamr law wall he Krven the alxilay to ,01 . w leas to nh new and tavcd vchkcicN VCc uffcr a mat wrxkrng cnvrnrnnicnt. Kcncnru% crwnpcn atom mileage. ru all.rWarx'c (W Jan), hcafth hCrICElrv, pcnvKm and pnrfit vhannlg If "i,u arc tnicrc.tcd in earning venrrua nwtney, fax or meed v*xm rraumc in l'rwd3dcfu:c 11) Mark Williaans 1120 Dundas St. E., Whitby, (?nt-, LIN Sv3 l Fax: (905)430-3543 PART TIME SALES HELP Required Experience an asset, but not necessary. Apply in n with resume t: THE WALLPAPER CENTRE LTD. 1652 Bayly St. W. Pic wing �.4.ds=sR e-dwis Is now hiring retail sales teams for the :1998 Holiday season. Work in a fast pace retail setting in a metro Toronto Mall. Get your team together & fax me A.S.A.Ror E -Mail Individuals may also apply. Fax (9=l�-t=4-l14y= Boyer WANTED 5 Neter & Used Sales Representatives wtlp to Ar/w commission Company car Contact Gerald Thornton or Alex Spanopolas Michael Boyer Pontiac Buick Toronto �to 416-798-7C98899 Oshawa 905-686-5859 "IT'S YOUR HEALTH" One of Metroland's fastest growing Health Magazines is seeking an aggressive OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE Must be ambitious, customer friendly and eager to work with unlimited possibilities. Commission pay. .Reply with resume by Sept. 16/98 to: Denise Atkinson, Oshawa Whitby This Week, .865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. LIH 7L5. We thank you for your interest, however only those selected for an interview will be contacted 5EAUTV �salolin an eltaierown an'�ID- LAM lbu �'ed"- PARFTNE eowmWili we-, Ontario, L1H 7L5. I RS ole m. to sena work Females 10. Apply is P� at censed � fon O yWv cwtloR for the same I O"ff y eel. own trwltsDoruOoa� 1 N� for men's hockey tented. Call kpry (905) 131- ' Nita. grid Citi reek N raltkq a Blair. F« pipe kapoe. Art TttOmpsOn Arena OPIMeMT PianfO dmNpaA dme, hourly plus 4968 f« an Elotermew. 1121 Green St W bitty. (9051426g� � WAN bfp Eau (906)-963'1013. ft . 9 s, 905726-0977. �5 $1800. X5)-M-87eo. � preferred 1 GewillNs4 MSS PERSON RESPONSE- ILE FOR Multi 1862 requred for Oshawa Slap. Fax resrNrdes to 723-1508. ROOFER SHIM UR a Shm- glers helper wanted. No ex- perience necessary. Will train. (905)-434.3818 Nave exessm. - k.csri. car .,.w li-r r 4 0. ♦ • a a • • a r•ia+w-•Slr:.s is-- --- -----._.1IJ:.J.I. At.•.. w."�.:.... ,As - t1re00� ' 1 Co." NMp RlQU1 () tielleeel NMP 1 tiellorel NNp wailw & wsitremses t" twilige M MfENEa and insid0. help put time. Etwil d Mp10lY ExNJ1 Emer- 11111111011111010 am triedim ened but vo Elan. Paid net company urgently needs a WELL Telephone (905) erneerner base Also downstairs pub re. %Lloir intessbon. Must beonion cooks 5EAUTV �salolin an eltaierown an'�ID- LAM lbu �'ed"- PARFTNE eowmWili we-, Ontario, L1H 7L5. I RS ole m. to sena work Females 10. Apply is P� at censed � fon O yWv cwtloR for the same I O"ff y eel. own trwltsDoruOoa� 1 N� for men's hockey tented. Call kpry (905) 131- ' Nita. grid Citi reek N raltkq a Blair. F« pipe kapoe. Art TttOmpsOn Arena OPIMeMT PianfO dmNpaA dme, hourly plus 4968 f« an Elotermew. 1121 Green St W bitty. (9051426g� � WAN bfp Eau (906)-963'1013. ft . 9 s, 905726-0977. �5 $1800. X5)-M-87eo. � preferred 1 GewillNs4 MSS PERSON RESPONSE- ILE FOR Multi 1862 requred for Oshawa Slap. Fax resrNrdes to 723-1508. ROOFER SHIM UR a Shm- glers helper wanted. No ex- perience necessary. Will train. (905)-434.3818 Nave exessm. - k.csri. car .,.w li-r r 4 0. ♦ • a a • • a r•ia+w-•Slr:.s is-- --- -----._.1IJ:.J.I. At.•.. w."�.:.... ,As - -t PAGE 16-TIiE'NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY. SEP MIMM 4.19%' 1 Go"Help Eff SIIMed HMp SItIMd HINp • ONyeatrAhieAeMe . DeyereA•MIMe 1 fw Sob 1 E 1 Seleea 1 1 foryw BNM'Pl1IG SUPMV1SOR re- quired for sewing maniAadur- er m Aw. days, knowledge d Customs. experience only. salary $26.000. Fax resume to 905.683-1541 TROPtICAL Greenhouse reeks assistant grower to help In all aspects of plant production and Shipping Some horticultural knowledge preferred. Must be hardwork- !ng Call 905 987.1692 ` PRE -GRAND OPENING EXTREME FITNESS. I t 1 AI new 3C 000 sqI1 nness tacmty Allow us To get you HHoaPCH+t Medical HbSDttat Medical Into great shape Summer 1 Dental 1 Dot" may be over. however Spring n ht ar a m is g oun a comer Dont FALL back. SPRING ahead to next SUMMER NOW" Let our specialty trained fitness consultants and personal trainers take you through a fun fitness evabsa- bon and set up a workout pro- gram for you All compliments of EXTREME FITNESS Enjoy the use df the best equipped Club in Canada State of the an exermse equipment such as Hammer strength. Cybex. Icarian. Quinton. Lite Cycle Staumaster Ivanko Body Trek, Strive, Paramount and Rex lust to name a few Our new facility will also offer Tanning. Olympia: Style pool. Steamrooms. Daycare. Chjro- pradic d Massage Therapy and Personal Training Our preview centre is located at 1755 Pickering Parkway m Ire Home 8 Leisure Centre at Brock Rd and the 401 Mph way Call TODAY 905-426- 7628 LAST CHANCE'' 2 morhihs for $39 Expires Sept 17M TUPPERWARE' Looking to earn earva money? We are need of consultants in the Durtnam Region. Calf Candy 905-427-1879 For More inlor- maon 1 Office PNIE/OAK FURMITURE...En- tertainment units. Home of- . YARD SALE 19%1 FIREFLY 5 -door hatch- back. New on '95. 5 -speed fice, Dining Room, Kitchen. Sat. Sept. 5th, 9am manual, the ultimate reliable. Bedroom and Custom Designs. our Craftsmen have 45 Epps Cres. Ajax economical, commuter. Ex cellenl condition $3700 been handbuilling the highest -household goods, free standing (905)579-0565 lure or pine a oak surto- Cure for the home since as fire lace, luggage,etc g Pblack 1994 PONTIAC Sunrunner. 1974 Drop in and see our phances 154 Bruce St. Osha- 4 x 4 hard 8 soil lops Stale of the Art wa, 576-7448 1 cerli ied. only 61.000 km. s show facility and let us show you MOVING SALE asking $10.000 Call (905) how fine furniture is made. our motto. is $at. Sept. 5th, Sam - 2Pm P 665.7827 or (905)720-9958 .'There No Substitute for Qualn- 6 Thorncroft Cres., A•ax l pas- 1997 GMC SAFARI 6 pas- senger van Loaded 74Kms ty' Traditional Woodwork- kitchen table dr chairs, assorted $19.000 Certified 623-5674. 115 Norm Pon Road (s off Reach Rd ) Port Perry 905- household - tons of stuff!! Giant Yard Sale 965-8774 Artklea WE FINANCE USED FRIDGE $225. and up. Hinge Garage Sale EVERYONE used stoves $ and tap. used washers 5250dryers $25 am m p SAT. SEPT 5th 9-1 No turn downs. qs 0 as a F $125 and up New brand name 65 Anstead Cres. (Off Lake driveway) HELPING HANDS DAYCARE !ridges, 16 c $605 New - i Toys, boli swn y baby -swing, crib, play -pen, HSnnrru/d1c 1u9,'Rrudrr (h,nrr.4irnn1lsopcmng brand name 30' stoves $449 and up New 5 c t freezers pool table, books, &lots more!! a Nur,ery Sc" Program for children ages 255. new 5 c t bar fridges. 8 mons Palliser. Tr Quality, Hammer. The Best Quality at 2- U2 to 5 Near, Two, thaw and five half days $SteAp- n. 4 door, fully Key - a em 120 an�� 7990 u entry, a% Quality Fo ramming. field trips and more phances 154 Bruce St. Osha- Gigantic Yard Sale Now accepting registrations. Call 837-2273 wa, 576-7448 TO .11:1.V1 ITL.11� I.O.tifE.�-T7C�\• 41,111:111,11la WESTINGHOUSE fridge and stove. hutch white 5 pies SAT. Sept. 5th 8:30-4:OOpm 1 Firewood l Sade bedroom set 4 seater rhes- 1233 Canborough Cres. ROKA LUMBER. est1961 lerfieid and chair French (Off Finch Dixie/Liverpool) 6'2' - $64 4•x8'x16' - DRUMS, PEARL Professional 4'..+ $69 Discount on full bush set black 5 cc Sabian sym- provirhcial Mlcrowave(Que3- ser) Call 725.1953 leave Ontario (905)655-8049. tax (905)655 -SUI cord Free Delivery Oshawa bas. 2 Crash 1 nde, 6 high message and phone number Giant Yard Sale area Buy Local 8 Save Big hat. double base pedals C/W Artklea E SALE Savings Days 705-277-3381 cases. new condi $t 500 1 Everything Must Go' 'Al tree from Oshawa, even- firm. Can Ron (M)-986-5179. 1!!B ELECTRICAL SCOOTER. 3 new ares , new toes !saner- Sat. Sept 5th 8am-3pm nw 905434-6665 page (905)-721-7949 AMTIOUESifAbsoluteW Ad- 616 B aYHY SL E. Ajax (1/2 mile W. of Lakeridge Rd.) Brgein FUTONS, MATTRESSES. 1 Bean 8a S t B d m vice- always valuable, usually freC, Purchasing es MOVING & DOWN SIZE SALE! Coni•! oo Sines. Baby Fumature. We tales w/some antique cont- ;,techon of quaky used furnx- 94 PONT!< ,PAN: AM SF CASEMENT window with alp stock Brand Names like Sim- earls. (no limit to value con- GARAGE/MOVING SALE ;Ark green, exceiknl c0ndi- tomo shudder 66-1,12 l x 59• 8 mons Palliser. Tr Quality, Hammer. The Best Quality at son. q . collections of s of any son. gtAnrtnies or single an- 7 ROYAL ROUGE TRAIL n. 4 door, fully Key - a em 120 an�� 7990 u entry, 12 W AS new 5350 Can 509- 3581 after 6pm the Lowest Price in Durham bque nems Spain interest in SCARBORO, )80 calf 905-666-4093 Article• Futons are always in stock Moorcroft pottery I'll try to re- spond to all Robert SAT. AND MON. C.M.E GOOD CARS LATELYT 1 for 5e4 Ready to take back to School UlGIs Furniture 488 King St queries Bowen Antiques- Brooklm Rain or shine Bedroom set, patio furniture, kitchen wares, COME TO CERTICAR FOR OUR GREATEST SALE EVER. GARAGE Icer reva,rS broken .W Oshawa (905)-4360860 Ontario (905)655-8049. tax (905)655 -SUI ornaments etc. 92 Lumina APV high springs cables. rollers. open- HANKS' APPLIANCES. Sales 1lli-1lSa FORD F -1M E SALE ~a t I nice W rs. but ata nice 6. ers installed 54995 New Parts service 2 Truckloads CASH 011 DEALS- we 8 W 1!!B ELECTRICAL SCOOTER. 3 new ares , new toes !saner- ootid. Asim doors/openers Quality Plus have arn"ll" Fridges. frost. SNI 8 more, Pay top dollar Garage Sale xury Ed 125.000 kms. dark _oors 416-336-0073 free. wroteialmond S275/up. roc top nems Home audiol 5�7-2358. snip A Good vehkok. N, apOHurae- red a-1 any 59.995 90 Sa. 225 93 Care" ler _ 1, 92,000 S�. TWtyC 90 Sutditu x'''S - dek Srdrby-SndeS 5400/up. brand video• car audio, tools. CO's. Sat. Sept. 5 tan, loaded, 140,000 kms. 'PRICED TO sell tau' A good new scratdvdem GE washers movies- games. gold. dia- 6 Pittmann Cres Ajax ruceg in Derham $6.985 firm H Cls ck 24 FT. ABOVE oroard 0001 Working Compete wm sum x corn,tior Will deliver a hook- ;,techon of quaky used furnx- any 20 $35G/up going W, monds. furniture. appliances Wa shirr. dryer Sty o_h.u. 95 Lummi loaded wrote. LOOKING FOR Expertnced skilled Fief . 1 10sycar• IAIaM•d -ure. TV and app Aram Also Dryers $175/up. stoves $50/ (905µ33•t785 905-571-2274 11rwr.alow. . t..rue kow "aw.. 3 800 V-6. stawal. 611 950 Bookk"pr' dealing wrath feed. 4 x 4. only 102.000 •-is. ready for writer now �IIVE-IM 1987 Plymouth Voyager van, up regular/set-dealing. (905)666.0004 Ipaefer all hems X45` 95 lumina almost loaded. 122.000 kms. t3 - MVAC SERVICE •-' -^:.u•to ^ar:s•Ter wameC for � Wsserger loaded, cab fpr Maytag wasfierydryers, like in wonting order) 'aneileaa of 4 children. Steal At onyfi busineccos Keg Wordledge d Simply ACCountirg. Wore MSS: -a.. '-'lc:-:.-:'. .. was �� n• 0 housework, Rain- mors into (9051655-4253 new $65G/up Gas ers 1lli-1lSa FORD F -1M E SALE S' 0800 95 Transport Waded. '80G v6, like new o nly Pro i payroll Scarborough Fax resume 416-287-1281 cerise Gas finers too ExW erce n res a comm Min 5 enscrott a Wedney. Ajax Cats s2%-2974 1!!B ELECTRICAL SCOOTER. 3 new ares , new toes !saner- $275/up UPV" Ira2er F vaarac°aV avaatabk Up to 1 lenders needed Must be in conation Can 1-705- S4 Daniels Cres. (Westneyloff Ravenserolt) S'2950. MOoa/ 95 h tr0m o Sales 1 Heb AQv 1 -.-rs experience Can 579-mic x Fax 579-6636 LOVMGX"MGtUnny re. gxured flexible hours. 20.30/ 9 8 . 2 ws ins 5800 O.B.O 19051-728- warranty 426 5lmeoe St S 1915)728-4043 WASHER a DRYER E -- 5�7-2358. snip A Good vehkok. N, apOHurae- Sat. Sept. 5th, Bam•1 u+ bedroom mature. antiques, nouseh�oid items, hock ev equipment and skates siatcases like clottwg and 225 93 Care" ler _ 1, 92,000 S�. TWtyC 90 Sutditu x'''S - dek I' 1 RT -TIM Ex(+cnenced .SALES STAFF rcq d liter friendly maternity shop in Pickering Village Court Yard. 4'_6-2088 LICENSED BODY PERSON required imme- diately for busy body shop in Whitby. No apprentices. Phone, /ENSE1' AUTO BODY (905) 66&3331 chhtdten ages 4 Ajax-Grlxrlw0od. won ti 24 FT. ABOVE oroard 0001 Working Compete wm sum x corn,tior Will deliver a hook- es and tumtsture gets yout he Icy � Cale shoes Exerose eaapnent s� i rdtop auto 4 at 1. I's 000 kms. pretty red. wqw working emnroamem Com- mer winner covers. Baracuda Can separate set Gu 1905165 5-42:x3 air ban Can 434-5780 5`_.995 91 Sidekick. 4 doer. 5 k<nsat*n ne0ohabie 425- 858 Buyer dsmanitk $1500 0 8 0 (905)-QO.2436 !"51-8390098 FRIDGE warned sOAaDk UAL STREET SALE feed. 4 x 4. only 102.000 •-is. ready for writer now TEACHER Requires expen- AIR KITCHEN TABLE wnne wpod "' "tends !e 6 1711 With 6 for unmers�h student kung in reypence 985-8965 SUNDAY, Sept -13/98 - 9:00 AIvl S6.9% 94 Grand Am SE, 6 beauty. t3 BRUSH, wall murals. Winnie Mickey while �Askirg�fBO srdp EPickering ack must sell Sale $ 9s Smhres. 'aneileaa of 4 children. -the -Noon WO Chick • DO you have vatuabk an -r., Linton AV. & Lamer ,500 very hoe. school aged Mori Sam- Mouse etc $200 Cab Buck (W5N34-4561 field/Bed 4 wv seat Dusty tiques a estate mrNerts7 let llage (Church & Hwy#2) + iso air, from $9.695. Lawry sal• - 94 Cutlass Cierra SL. Spm UgM hourxekeepingj References Call Bill McGtAire pi velour Asking $400 us assist you n achieving me highest Air compressor. Fini. 1x250. 905-055-4138 • ;•yy ica0od. mint condition. meas 'Mrs ANTIQUE dxningroom set. 1905)-839-3921 possible prices Can (905)686-8955 SE.995 91 Buick Regal ltd.. FerlyndU oils respond) 905!-42. -6383 hutch, tade a chairs khtfiOlt roar work $2900 Call 905- MALE BEDROOM SUITE D bed 8 3 T to-6ay Henry or Gayle Kann Antique Casultams with . 1 Atte 8 Craft . 1 Arts a Craft loaded, 122.000 kms tr a n ce err Only $7 995 SEE 886-2817 (snp) ueer mattress ser WANTED- careegQirver must live Mirror aesm M lol Head near Delarley/6ow4es Dr, or ANTIQUES a COLLECTASLES board Side dressers A must v lkng to mote b our home 2 We BUY SELL. 8 REFINISH see' (9051-837-0328 1 Required Sett motivated well Ooys 5 a 7 Sdiool loos pipe 310 vim at W Oshawa NATURAL MEAT right from ' garkteo 1110Wi0tial b dNiver up/drop feQUred at detamYr i81oor/Park Wide vaneryry a me tam Free Range organic o< Bowles Must be avalaDk Antiques. China Royal Doul Skftd oxygen and medical supplrts tvtmrhgthrltkehds ono a tons. a Art Under new man- baby beet is large roasting Haft to diems homes Experience month Cad (9051426-1527 chickens Government n- c.- agement 1905)-433-8115 1whit -1 vein Maureen Scott. 905 579 2202 BEDROOM SUITE Members N+r gin- � Daycare quaraoou- Akmters d Canadian Or AZ REOIRRE z •3 yr HVAC Io- Aweiyby Die headboard dresser mir- id Growers For. armare. Z t tables. stallatnaVServrCe Helper with AFFORDABLE. loving daycare Perfect mndaw Black mar- a" OCTAGONAL dnirg nearly 30ytars experience. "Ow 905.985-8161 F GEDv at US AT CENTICAR AUTO CEN- TRE. 155 KING ST. W., AT SUPER Ii1EA IN[ARKrT NOW OPEN 3 DAY HOILSDAY MADNEEW Durham s largest .electsom of gifts, puree- MIDTOWN MALL, ON CALL 579-2m OPEN SUNDAY 12 - 3 PM. LOOKIRG FOR A Great car to lain dolls, greeting cards, custom lewellery, my wife' Must be a m0 sue ceramics, bnck a brack,plus 500 tables of oro Accord. 1991 . and in ex - new and used bargains phi 7 trailers 4 celent condition with ADS and store racks, glass and steel shelves, skit air ban Can 434-5780 waU, grids and fittings MUST SEE! 1980 AMC Spiro Gas FOIA 11 . CFC l4eem! in non -smoke environment bk finish, $750 RoBerbiades, room extra lead pedestal WANTED dog house for med- LO pR cm g DRIVERS Pww tax resume to 905- table 6OW htdh and buffet- K-ls Luther tphoisferryy No No on -0817 Afo� corner from Glergrwe um once. S85 10 span S chairs. pus t tan. wm sue 040 Must be n good 1920 Dmkim St. F. (Wriage As s 8 0 Atter WANTED PS sdgParatini oodtood. folie $40 57!-5594 collation 404 8759 = tNppeu East of TlaieBrear. 6 plav0on $,400 iCANns. Plus 30prn 38-0248 Fprhxd 1and Fu1Wan-bine BEoltooM sone dresser. Arlo a fit. �M^ M^ Stainless Steel PHOUIPS COMPACT DISC. in e 1 OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - Radpts/Retercrhces. Espen- queen neadDoard, 2 end U- 030 ai - i P � SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE (905) Fabricator bks. solid wAW 6600 SOAa feradve with Comptonta En - eidetic mother a twiD 839- cyclopedia. qct battle FOLK M7 CLASSES avail- ONLY 3IC Wo RATE 434-5110 2 side armchairs.,$450camel ref person required for 7237. ��_� slip_ Caesars alas gam- ode All levers. mominq, af- 1 1 ONLY SSB/Mr. wM this ere. a shop specializing p111PMAMMAl1%IOOD, car• 8339 ding. Puys CD ds. cornats krridpn ono evenug tlassts YwerrrM Ndt•rM Also Car daaeop. ReasaaMe to o r TV $1 000 Nal rata. Faso holdout i war - BODY SHOP PERSON re- quirea for auto Dods -whop m in restaurant food equipment. T.LG. ing reliable daycare available c ray home. nuilmous meals DRAPES - (blinds 3T long, y u ut 5500 905-723-0467 available Beginners our spe- pally Classes starting Sep- WVJS DESIGN ranty aaHaele. 44 ReeerMi- traced Cw N d Ajax Expererdce an asset welding and the and wracks. teitced yard and 41' wide . mat 1 dkrn0 shower curvet Oriental desw tike Man tr id0e St 50' saga limber 14th. Wm a craft mat cars aaHaale. ddr, 16.9 n ADWv person to 889 West- out,rgs. call Lu 426-.6935 new 905.427-1822 madwhe 5100. Samgimi E can relieve stress and give 0' iS e Cal- .� '�. 994 SU BIM. $6,995 1994 SUNBIRO. 2 dr, Pip S usage of a power RESPONSIBLE HOME rnid wine presser S2aeaciaLawn 7 form. (W5)enorm 1905) 676-3917 For amomu- Home and web page creation Hyper auto' 66495 1994 Cavalier. 2 Cabinet Marker sheer and a power brake is a must. care. 10 yrs expen,ncZ Government Registered 1m- KOOMG - Duvet cover. (Queen) tied skirt (double). cutter. John Deere 0430. 20hp . 20ohrs of work. (8000 link and server storage. dr aero. $5995 1992 Z24. 2 to choose 1992 Stanford GT. Cabinet maker Call Bill McGtAire ants, to 10 yrs CPR Creative Outdoor pillow -shams a states. blue total •rkd. 9D5-427.1622. Air compressor. Fini. 1x250. 905-055-4138 Cowpatlr 1 CanJohn Duarte 56400 1992 GEO STORM. auto. 55.995. 1992 Cavalier. 2 required for store (905)686-8955 pay activities fixtures. Moet be caul / Delaney y Call El" CARPET MOM 100% � at 574.4400 dr. 5sp1. $3495 1992 GEO experienced in all - 905-083.0352 Nylon thiel, push. stain re- Satunt carpet For 3 rooms. CLOCKS Bade b School Spe rials Huge sekason of new CO BMMIMG Need Mnq something put on CV Can Suom Sspd. $5995. 1992 Grand -Prix 55995 1991 Lu- r FAMILY STYLE COULD CARE aspects from finish. 1 DWM my d m home. Non -s bitty 5369.00 Price includes Sq add used paras. New digital from $895 and up. Dom a CO lire 705-9MOW prices. For into. John 705 953 9109 1 1 u • LnaetoeW to Sent Cava - mru Euro SM. 1991 1991 tier 224. Sspd. r start to Elt/ERWJIUD C.D.A. re- u0se witurn odir�Dar P.S.30 Fulf/Pan time 18 Allies yds �. pad add nsianat W '.n your home- to own. 100% of as rental (sip) la axle HA ND Accord. 2 door autoS54, D GT, auto. 51600. 600. Call Bill McGtaire (9051686-8955 gmre0 tWI-time Some even- months to 12 years. CPR. Free Qlidtatidh . n your Idonrde. DAYataenls apply Also Huge Pera. 2 YEAR old l7festnu Gddirg Deck, prey. 5 span. 1991 1991 HYUNDAI Scoop LS, $2995. 1991 Cavalier 2dr, and Saturdays required. Abel Reasonable rates. Fenced No hfilerest, no payment for tug Da". 1-80G- SNa1jOn a prndlamer m clocks from amll e, runs web. 15.3, unbroken, good ds -- $1700 o.D.o. GM 905 839 $2995 1990 Eagle Talon TSI, EIIP9UEMCEO fITTER/wELD• iI n�wienc confidence to Box backyard. Meals. Enacted program- (905)-120.1140. Zone y' 433 -_ - - SALE- /iA.PAY Bill 198%. .b.o. bon. $1000. 11'1 Flashy 5128 ciresNsut Pony. MorgarVArab 56995. 1990 Beretta GTZ 5spd. $3995. 1990 cavalier ER, required for an estaD- lashed manufacturer a sus PO. Bar 481. Oshawa. ON L1H 7L5 GIBIbme &IE raring daycare lul- telt d CARPETf SALE: las of car. pets, 100% nylon stain re- NEAR BAG tawnmowier. Sears. $75.00: CralWmri Pio- KAYAK POOL Itecargutar above Otbtttd Ind Oedcs Mare successfully shown IOU CTEV BtJliHl 4x4 S•10. $1400. Registered Sad- 4.3V6 Ltr. Ertgure Mat cork[ RS. 5 spd, $3695. 1990 Corsi - ca. 53695. 1990 p�ro�0rtale ood,rcls and taIptr�nitt MEDICAL Secretary. taarH- school i*M aper posioords. New mini -van sahty �. � 3 rooms 5339. toUW 3S HSP call- pppn 16'x24' WD 65395�ackage includes Pier, 2 Dinners• aelred Mare, 15'1, broken t85Kms. Red Al No rust. English 52695. 1990 BodlieevilleaSE, hr bwOft. Cal GwN T !ride. computer a OHIP bieft krowAenpe asset Resume b- equipped. 10 yrs tnperiahce. Re fererdar Hot Itaddtes/ (30 sq. yd.) 1ndWes: carpet, Pretyaicma laid aro! itrslalta . ton. .125: New B NSP wank belt raid sidowAbw2r lights aid sand �a motor etc. 1 • and Western. $1200. $3700 CertiBM O.B.O. Please cal (905) 263 8637 (ggSF 9�, . 1990 Regal $3995. 1990 Lumina, 4 dr. 63995. er, amDnn Fax ries. lion. Fra estanaks. carpel canopy. used 8 holm. Paid War further Naorteabon' N66 WINTE CHRYSLER 683-5991 or Fax resume to Rani Bttargava, 372 H0n0 snacks. Safety Step 2 play _ S1.W., Oshawa UJ 2J9. rebuilt 3 litre Dy- FUNSNED 806-683 38' Please no phone or tax. 8eardlar/ St. Cagw daRSchool >u rrbt�q am. Sam 905- X328-2212 upp Cale 1-705 1 Lal id 1 1 Foodid �� bransmission. power cum6 2023 Darla. RMF TO OWN APPLIANCES. eral t � for • 1 H>e►r+e area. (905)I 6861772. f011M0' Wdws, Harwood/ t OM 1983 lSlevple sleaft was er brakes, pow- rklax Rrepace Finaner. Ideal Nteaaed PICREIMB Beself / RNle CARPET SALE. call and Save new and-ondifio;N d, fug A door Wells. adtse. OIL stow person expmadced in trim PICirq daycare: 8 18 mond Re b b 50% ON large selafion Paddy's MarkM, Tanto^ arra, various cdolNs, vansmission, rims good, tape, exre;Nem condition, 12 years. Daily outings d cobF ani Oaigtt. paHoma 905-263-8369 or 1-800-798- PRUWeldS (4bvata or adbpBve $125- Cal 905 639-1357. yea artilied. $2.750. work. OrywalGtg and uktg. how, Ent WARTED U my SiAlsfapion W. parerlN. (416) 264 3113. nkat aPpearatace aro good at- Nonce. 2 children. starting (fenced HHMHtYab .Oartt) guuanf 1l%2 KOALA 2 door, HTP. fbsaleen (905) 666-4480. Iitude a must. Work vehicle SW 8th. 3:30 p.m. b raft. story line. music. nu- bra eQaenit cal MMM, (905) $IEO� - Oualty woodert a I'VNSPOW 283 avow. Souldn Carolina 1!6% OVNUW I.E. PW. MC, supplied. Good wages and Nprox trtious mals 8 snacks. First 431-4010. (116) 822 8226 1 car, W 1977 alt look - steady year round work for 11:30 p.m. Mon Thurs. Aid. C.P.R. Certified. Non- sheds 8' X 8' Nim Int. Drily Mq Gray. Original owner. Great ace saw right person. t905µ28-9790 please tell (905)426--7110 smoking. receipts. 905-428- C ed, for E esthetic equip- $299 plus ties Wray Older sirWINNIN flM upslro Yf12• � $7500. 705 328 Premia Scooter, 000. Pdouble bat men! for sok. Possible Duni- rx and styles available. Also fRARDI RNrina. fully ex- CMMG REEPONS*LE ba- 1244, ness opportunity. 576-8180 and decks. 761 Me wMcker�hrst Cas for p A1vwue�tukMl loaded ap tory pack. Like New . (905) - per sill ed, fullyaled, re- boitter needed wii0riru walk- days. ask for Elizabeth: rr66- � unit 3, Pidaning. For x7.3455. doifl- it She will own ag distance d St. Leo C.S. in 1 fit%wpOd 1104 a denings. more into. call 905 619 2093. H 905 665-0191 or 1888 *it ��. $2100 a bat S18./hr Call 905 Brooldin for 2 6 4 yr olds. Ap 571 DOGS. (snp) oner. 905 438-0785. 1!p FORD Probe, Mazda en- S18./hr 6pm prox. 2 days per week. Pet Amann COMPUTER FACTORY. CAR ST91E0 granSYSger (with tI ( ) Pce, economical. pampered, KOZY NEAT fN1EW000, ex- Amuirg school 1 Panasonic CD changer wHh 0$IMWA OBEfingi Assoc. original �. j„v off. free- smoke tree h welcome a Den" very best gwity hard Classy stasic Monday Illi L. LBO TDIIOMADO, v-0, i NMROMTAL Bp11NG min must. WE also weWome wood. guaranteed extra Ione Year to payments, . I srm 2.T6 Pd. $455p0e inters Sept. 14. Basic and Novloe. 3.8 L. 160K, 2 door. bpdc 28 2395 bperabr Must have mmmfjm someone in our home. 655 -net 266mmid time fully seasoned. cut 8 pnto sromkobreiikd more rs Pfd $350. Ask f150 To Register, call Bev. (905) cherry. runs excellent, clean e" 5 years Horizontal Boring MMI w. 4759.(s p) split. Honest measurement. 135-0668. $2,800. (905) 83l 1357srp t!!B 4 door SPRINT. 50.000 free 905 753.2246 $16 wok (level 1.800 515 1 ORLON 225 HOCA Amp ec experience. We offer Cuomo LIVE Mf MANNY to take care Oekvery. 5545. Free delive 5650. Ask W. 1 Orion Eke• 1187 C01111ETTE, 97,000km, kms. Certifiable. $3,500. Call wages with a full benefit ry' ironic Crossover Po. $150. PRIVATE STABLE OFFER$ loaded. package Apply with resume of bland elderly IiOy' Drop OH ABSOLUTELY THE BEST -top CONTENTS Of HOSE stile limited number of stalls to b P.R Engineers Limited. a pick-up 6 yr. old boy from quality seasoned hardwood. 11s1k 575. Be"1111 Loud IIOx boarders. Huge aorta. au• $14,500 060. Cal 728-9174. MST SELL 1983 Mazda 249 Ave. Oshawa. or school. Also other duties. rvxq 3 dlestertlelds sets. kitdfw with 2, 12* Sh)rm speakers tornatic water, q cars. 1918 FOO Taurus, 4 Or. V6. RX7 cerOW. new fires. ex - Wage in oiopliocationi a1 office At- OD or 80526 4376) by and Oshawa'C i DURWIM so. 2 ch re. �)t � Gent maprles!) Po. $650. Hampton area. $275 per as cold. , dean. $2.900. ceiwn running condition. WOW: Fink HMirpworth. FIREWOOD 427-5278 us much more. . $450. All TINT FOR ndonttll 431.7929 yV��yy $2300. (9115)576 4797. i 1990. or 686-0736. Sim. (WSW -Ion. 0.8.0. (905F579 -0604. Taunts GL, SM, 1969 Be- retta GT $3795. 1989 Cavalier 53200. 1989 Lincoln Conte - nu" 55195. 1969 IROC Camaro. T -bps, 5sK $5995. 1988 Mustang $2695. 19U Nissan Sentra, auto, $2495. 1956 Camaro. T-1ops, 52995. 1984 Corvette 59900 1973 Mus'" 53995. 1991 Sonoma Ext -Cab, $6995. 1982 S-10 Custom. 56500, MOW OF" T DAYS A WEEKI NM@-TYers. 9ar4pw, Fd, lefM•7pm.39 i $tilt. !sin-SpNtBNy, Sell, TtaNl 1W $aNcw N. S., ONWAS (N5)4WM6. 1tilS Pontiac Surdire, 4 dr, auto., air, 50,000 km, $8900 olio. certftled.434-2775. 1914 PONTAC GRAND AM. , excellent condition, red ex* nor. 56.000 Ill.. all pow. - loaded, am•Im casselk, C-- tHkd $10,400. (905) 5W 5811, 7 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. i utomo of for Sall 1991 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX- ,pecial touring edition, grey, 6, 4 door145.000 Idl., non (. par Seals. elect compass, power Cd player cruise. certified, ex- cellent looking and running S6 95 n i i 5 905 655-4076snp l 1991 VW Passaff GL. black. 4 Ir 5 sal. loaded New parts, immaculate $7895. 416.482- 2579 (snp) 1992 DODGE Stealth. mint i-nddlonno winters. 52 0001im. loaded $16.500 080 9o5-725-1695 1993 PONTIAC Grand -AM SE. or Air. aulo PW/PD. tilt. Cass Excellent Cond Call At - ler 6pm 1905)-665.7862 _ �� f SAI ES LIMITED I all rbc' or r ; s a« °' all rLinams r sem 1 LARGE BEDROOM Very clean 8 hardwood floors Central Oshawa no pets Available immediately $6001 mo. inclusive 579-4250 or (767-0591 mess ) Referenc- es required 1 YR OLD 2 -bedroom apart- ment Sheppard/Rdsebank 3950 monthly includes utili- ties. washer, dryer available immediately No pets Can 839-5529 1 Automobiles Wanted 5 :ash S ' ' unwanted „ars ^' 'r7cks project Cars and .•rtre otts (We dear art, you asr,m 905-426-0208 A 6 A AUTO Cars. trucks. T.i.na We pay S80- $10.000 - ;;ash on the spot Any condi- :ion any year. Call us any. • me 24 hours. 7 days. 30 mn service 905-686-5003 or 905-706-5234 $75 to $7508 for soap ors 6 I,,.eS , r any CO.dntl.n vef! �kS 2,n,Free Towing. All Curham Recyclilq Urs 8 1,uCks wanted TDP CASH C UARANT E E 0 190517065740 CASH FOR CARSI We buy uS<: ;emcles Vehicles must be in running eondmox; Cao 417 2415 or come to 479 °avly St East. Alan at "URAL AUTO SALES KEEPING Curfam Clean pay. Free Removal. Dead lir Alive vehicles. Any- . I ere Anywhere Bill. home 905-430-3888. pager 905-720-8274 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS '.sensed recycler and dealer. S100410.000 cash an the spot For Cars, trucks -any conation Guaranteed parts sold and repairs (905)686- 1771 days or (416)664-1121 evenings 1 Trucks r sw 1994 MAZDA 83M Pickup Red :6 auto. AM/FM Cass Mag will 8 Boxhner 117 000 Km Certified S8995 Gibson Auto Sales 695 Fimeyr Ave AJAX (416)-545-7095 1995 SIERRA Classic. 1,2-lon truck. 4x4. V6 mo10r. heavy duty chassis. oversized Lines. aluminum ems. 1 owner $15 500 o b o certified. Call (705)786-3535 1 Traws 12 1x39 A. Mallard parlu mod el Situated 401,. from safer edge of rce lake. for Imormal- tion on Itis prime location ill (705)696-2107 HEAVY DUTY 4d (Alley (rat en 2' ball. Single axle. Mick d 6X6' tubing. " gate 15' tires $1200 O.B.O.Ask for Jason (905)-579-5493, Ma 1985 DORAL CMMM - 21.5 If All caDiri. new tarrrpr IM new VHF radio new rolapWt Plusmuch more. =10.600. (9D5)967-2272. Must be sept. LASER Sailboat, trailer and dolly, best otter. Calif (905)420-4214 OLDER 18 NSP Eviorude Sportum with tatnc Slond 15 Years, excdw $250. 1-705- 328-2212. snp r 1 1 AplfNNelBi 1 a 2 BED. Apt.'s. Bloor St. W. area. Geared 10 intone. (905)-725.8849 or (416)-496• 4980 1 BED Wallum BSmt apt. for single non -Smoker. 4 app. Parking. Avail. immd. Refer- ences IstilaSt. (905)-427- 0842 atter 6pm. WHITBY 1 a 2 BEOROOMS. 80wmanville 3 Bedroom, fall (416)-789-4145 or (905)-665- 7543 2 BED APT IN 4 PLEX e balcony All Ut,litnes Parking 8 Laundry Avail Oct est $775/mo lst/lasi No pets (905)-576-8675. 2 -BEDROOM. two floor ex- cellenl neighbourhood near Oshawa centre, large back- yard. laundry. parking avail able immediately $695/month call 571-5320 Al OSHAWA Bloor/Park Freshly painted urge 1 -bed - 1100411. $600imo Heat/parking included Laundry on site Near all amenities Available immedlalely. 1-888-749-2738 on page (416)501-1687 AAM RAVINE walk -out to beauohd treed jut d patio. huge 1-bedruum basement apartment Bright A clean, ex- eeltern Coumce location $650 inclusive. available Oct est 905-579-3611 A,dA bis' we ^den walkout bsml apt r )weer occupied dome. Duet street, sep. ent.. oade, ta ung. apple, 'acihhes NONSMOKER, NO PETS. S550 ubl rid References rreq'd. Imnliedlate. Cao 686-9722 AJAX r^i'.+. base,r• ! apartment tmgm. Clean. 4 W puances. ceranuc floor, park- ing. separate entrance $675 including utilities Cal 905- 683-8768 AJAX, Westney Kingston basement appt available ,meed One bedroom. W- rm. no smokinq/petS 5/511 plus utilities First and last montry credit check Call 905) 426-1339 OCT. crt. 2 Bedroom. very clean North Oshawa Every - Thing included No pets. quid building. $685/month. Call 905-579-9600 AVAILABLE for September/ October Two bedroom apes Small quiet bulling Smog dogs OK Laundry on premis- es Bloor/Witson area. Call 728-0285. AVARABLE WAEDIATELY, ,n Whitby Apt buldmg, spa- cious, carpeted. newly Paint- ed. with balcony, dose 10 btu. shoppkq, all utilities included. first/last regtiired. no pea. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom $790 3 bedroom 5850 Cal 430}-0134. BASEMENT APARTMENT aailable tot Dec 1st. 1 urge bedroom and den, own sun- dry room. Wil Suit nature workkg cpgk $7(X) . ubli- ties, West Shored8ailey. 420- 3509. BRAND MEW bright urge 2 bed 30. in (louse. Sep. era. i SVIINA. $700 + hydro. From Sept 1st, (905)-438-8883. agniff, very grief 2 bed - mm n attractive upper du- plexgreat Whitby I moon, alai. sept 15100. 1. pS7'2s5+' Call Robert 905-404-3755. WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.geocities.cum/wall street/$boor/ 7657/highmechtml. LARGE 1, bedroom executive available immediately V ,n -smoker. private en - ',,ince includes hydro and ,.inking. Port Perry area 5850/ '•'onth Call 985-4675 LIVERPOOLIHWY 12 Small 2 o -d hsmt apt Pn;ale ertr C/ A CNac Avail. Oct 2nd No Pols Non-smokers $700 In- ! isive (905)-420-4841 NEW ONE BEDROOM base- ', ant apartmer•1 ivrking for -at special tenant Adelaide/ Rdson - $500 inclusive Phone (905) 963-5705 NORTH OSHAWA S iper large 2 bedroom Eera large balco- ny. Well managed quiet bull- ing. Controlled entrance $729 uld cable, parking No dogs September/October 1st 905- 579-5584 ONE bedroom basement apt Large ivmgroom dining, kitchen. 4 PC bath applianc- es Private entrance Oshawa Shopping Centre area 728- 5570 SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 bedi,:om apes Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St Some wdh walk-in closets. paint provid- ed. Close to schools, shop- ping centre GO Sutton Uhh- bes included Cad M-4993 OSMAWA Clean one bed- room apt Heat. hydro. fridge, "'7ve included AlbRVJaCk- ,.cn area. 5600/mo 1sLlasi '23-9781 (Sip) OSHAWA - StevensorvAnna- cobs urge sunm-one-bed- r'iom bxenem apt Sep en- trance/parlurg. Washer/dryer/ ulilibes Included. No srrolunW pets One working female preferred RrstM1ast. rder. - es. rmmeidalety $550 723- 8359.644-6341 OSHAWA. Harmony 8 Taun- •..,n. large one bedroom apart- ment. main floor, furnished. smoking cable, no pets. Cal (905)725-5988 OSHAWA. Simcoe St S at 401 1 -bedroom, parking In- cluded. $450immo Pius hy- dro FasVLW (905)420-1741 BROCKIHWY 2 2 large bed- rooms wall(cut timmem apartment bright std dean. strictly no petS/Smolung working couple, references ist/last 5725 unites Includ- ed Avail immediately 686- 1650 PICKERING Village - Hwy 21 Church St Spacious 3 bed- room apartment available. A must see. Call (416) 444- 7391 S. AJAX I Bed 8smt Apt Cozy, well-naimai ne.d, on OuS route. non-smoker/pets. 1SV last. references aommo dudkw uhf 's (9051-686-2 Family Buildings, spa- cious 2 d 3 B/R apts.. utils incl. Freshly paint- ed, rec club, events for all ages from BBOS to Santa, starting from $670. Call to view: (905) 721-8741 WALKOUT basement apart- ment. all Iurfltsne0, PriYarc entrance, near snowily Wa- z& prefer prig1e person, non- smoker, all inclusive. S6OO/ month. Call 683637. WESTtiYAlARW00011- Wy/2, Newly renovated. .2 bed. bsmt. apt. 2 ensure ba". C/A entre Close 10 al amenities.Suitable for pro feSsioral ran-smoking/pefs. On bus routj� till o CEN111AL Dsaltn. IaNe 1, i Avat. Oil. - (905)-5 2, bedroom apaitl.-ls axil able in well-waimaMM build- am 1-be6. VVINiBY 14--bpeledrtioan Victor- dose m al anon. Cal awaiabk tan style 5600 _ `0-) 723 N. _ firstllia l� no pets call CE FMK OS1111MIA, 1 W. (905)725-1268. apt, for rem UMmo. A 2 Bed apt, for ram $700/mo. incl. 1sU 3 BEDROOM in 61111 -Last kitchen, a beautifully, finishedNM pWNFMY laundryn�lelltxstove., yard $775 route. ouirepdds (905)-125-7321 W. 109. plus gas and hydro. Available weekdays8:30-4:30. rsberr33rd smolerq, no dogFURNISHED bachelor apt. in trplex. Pdale bob, sep. en WHI11Y, 1 bedroom aaN trance, suitable for one per- son. Clean, recently repainted, able in well nett d build - inq. 4 Sevens Pa ing. 01 Park $4501 668-7777. 81. WHY rent when you can own INRACULATE 800sq.ft. base- your own home lot less than think.vCall Dave Hay - ment apartment in Pieken off street parking. separate you lock Sales Rep entrance. $750 inclusive. �1Re/Max Summit Really d. 666 Available Oct.tst. Telephone (909) 668 3600 or (90�) 32 619-1103. Opportunitna left 7 'poll 01 G WILSOWOLIVE urge 2 ne^,- room main floor apartment. Indge. SID". walkout to bal- cony, laundry 2 car parking. close to all amerl $795 plus ulithes available octbo- er Ist (905) 436.9448 1 Houses Fa Rel WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT II AFFORD TO Bt'Y A HOUSE:' �NJN Imm VDG,month s.:• Much Oownpaymenolri (905)571-6275 1-800-8.10-6275 Mark Stapley ABA DASA OU 1., .. a home t01 rot. $SGG Jaws Choice • 6 morons free or free Ceps; or reduced mortgage rate From 57501momh all in• cil Income requirement from $27.500 gross Call Ken Cohrs Coldweu Banker 9051728-9414 THREE BEDROOM 1^c use - Aµx upper levo) separate entrance. no pets. $1300 In- clusive October tst 1998 THE NEWS ADVERTISER TRIDAY, SEPTEMBER4, 1"&PAGE 17 r l Houses for a l House or a l Houses or 1 1 vale Roans 1 rat r Rem Rem Rem fa SW WHIT ARE YOU WN71NG It SPACIOUSshaded sites FOR? available for 1999 camping Come and see this fabulous. Season All sites fully serv- lotaly renovated 2 bedroom iced Stoney Point Trailer Park home in a greal Norm Oshawa location This house features on Rice Labe 705-696-2107 hardwood floors, a spacious Money kitchen, a beautifully, finishedNM to LOW basement. 1-4 pce 8 1-2 pce :all 1905. 432-8199 bath. bunt -in dishwasher. 8 a sliding walk -out to a large MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out deck 8 luny fenced 160lot of debt quick without going with new 18 above ground Unci upl or being gamtsheed pool This home has a new Everyone accepted regardless gas furnace S low taxes of credit rating Call for free Vendor has bought new so f t 905 576.3505 home is ready to move in an- m orma no Townhouses vete llot r0i lime Areal steal W Student bans included 1 - sTesTa- E 1 ownhousa or 11 / Rem Flow for Sale $134.900 (BRING ALL OFF- 000HIICE 3 -BEDROOM. 2 ERSI Open House Sunday OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT /ears new Finished base- Sept 6 2-4 174 Oshawa Blvd GUARANTEED SOME ment. desirable area Has to North Call Michael Baird. COMPANIES CHARGE UP - be seen to be appreciated' Sales Rep. Remax Spint Inc FRONT FEES. OTHERS Has deck Interlock patio 728-1600 DO NOT. IT IS walkways fenced' $159 900 WHITBY, detached 3 bedroom SUGGESTED THAT YOU :all 1905. 432-8199 largo corner ids desirable INVESTIGATE THOROUGH. 4 URGE BEDROOMS 4 area, finished basement. BEFORE SIGNING ANY oanns Master earn en sure 5 many upgrades Private CONTRACTS ,:alk -in closets Finished $179.900. 615% Syr Trig I 2 oaths 2 )arcing 5 3001anc- ^mt with oak Het bar On Furrow Or ThicksorvRoss- Je insured worksmokgarage OSHAWA ,r,;k burgalow. 3 . :riet crt in Ill Fenced land f905)723-8752 Open . 1 Business ,lid S139900 1905) 579. House Sat iSun /Mon 12-5pm Opportunitna 804 WHITBY, Pringle Creek 4- CLEAN. -ew, c:r.ped. 24 HAVELOCK- 3 bedroom. t 112 'lir' Sorch 1st floor pedrrtr,•r executive home. 210G sq n Main floor Family chip -aver, good location asking $18500 Call i Poorrit for 1 4undry. 4 appliances garage room hreplare. 2 walkouts large yard $225000 Call (905)668--7668 after 7p m Ram 1 1 PnvatFHo� Now roof furnace carpet (905)668-0806 female No pets 416-706- Dtdfooin w/erista . finished ^ermal pain windows -dish Condos LAUNDRY BUSINESS iodated LLI ,1♦ _wrier relocated available MOYE RIGHT IN ;s 1 for Salt r Dusy NNIC'/ Plaza at tirow- HRIGHT HUl;SE - ;enfury rWa"an •w�� stor- immediately Cali 19051 377- 'Ao sl CIVICIO C AREA 3 bedroom away puce Ictal for ImmH .thitk< Rd S ,401 cn huge 206X30511 Ireed 0343 PICKERING 2 OED + ii,iani. ;rams ran Ash at i416i324- Rooms f(,r rent Three targe out buftrigs 2 oaths 2 )arcing 5 3001anc- 2822:291-5601 Won t last B&H available Je insured worksmokgarage OSHAWA ,r,;k burgalow. 3 . es Balcony immaculate long :. eekly & m(,nthly :.renal garters goldfish , Cedr-;;r Walk -out base- c Inds, upgrades interior and $189900 189C Valley Farm Pd an 14161609 7039 downtown 400.1600 so It Of - Hvdro staff -Tenor Minutes from tee 401 Trent 2 baths ,arage room and dinagroom Fenced . 1 Personals wef�r,me' i -id Bowmanville Umque 54x125 fenced lot Harwood Vacation W 6554132 420-fM2 '-'use be see" S2699OG tour moors fireplace Easily con. 't the Internet htp.imem- row" 01 CHEAFING ONTARIO OSMAWA Bungalow. 4 -bed- rssoree Com2r cleslary versed to in-law $144.900 OWN foUR :Nr '; ;a•,- HOUSEWIVES ^amen garage, lerced yard. clear GO/ )usdmdex htm 905,-786- Call i905)-720-2307 ii:11 `if;- • We $5900 51 000 Yate ^ne '. Sens 1 -900 - Rooms '306 down S89 mortnly Great 451,3638235 f329imin. wanted Lots for Sale Lots for Sale swtmm,ng fishing beach -,ear Cobourg ,416,431-1555 must be t8 'tone ROOM ,__ to •,^f 3-4 -ger; meex' Plgkenng/ Whit --ort- tali GarayeA 1 ages For Snit OSHAWA RELAXING MAS SAGE ,ria -i Serric= 4; Knq 1 i9O55,9-822'days NOW OntariG BOWMANVILIE., 1000 sq. n � _ Realty tAAZINAW : St C 905) 404-9625 11 30 am 1 ACCOM%TO i1On Corporation LAKE Dedrooni n'^'e":e: efeciric No cars. $200rmo. Also AvaV FEMALE PREFERRED 2 cm Garage for storage only. ')mace. Dnek fireplace 1260 PERSONAL '-ever 15 years snare _,,ib it ake .n ill 2 HIM 21xM SIIEO Y Rnftbyr :lar 1.1.4 acre lot. guest Ca- eager.., -.;e .+'tined. Physical :Mrooms Sep 'Nasbroom �, SALE m Marry extras Dost ac EduUhon Degree Space Avail immd PooVSaunyybt tubrterns Crs 19051-426- 1 PARCEI.0F N:jANrr i,ANI ess 5109000 Can available Call Bran 905-683- 1M 11AMCIlOfT Note Moon retreat. 1.800.659- 5131336-2852 4509 1 IMM TOWN OF PiCKERING AJAX W'estrwy/401 AN "included n reuorrable fat FURNISHEOAMFURNtSMEO �. 1 •r'aiM room .r -)orgecus 3 Ce(1r•iom By Pntpr»al: Sit" SELL 17 NOW Iakewew conooi to shoe with two other Professionals 5425 Ontario Reale} Corporation tO.R.C.) is OwN your CALL 683-0707 mo IsIAas1 Available immt Inviting proposals for the purchase of a g P Pb :. eimvaiito;a .,rge ion 75x100 Private h- OR FAX 579-4218 ditty (905,-631-5802 I I I I- d h T "^C1f1g 70553-4536 or 613• CLEARWATER, 3 -bedroom PICKERING single dad his new • Wrrt0t,te to Share With responsiore person, non - Smoking. available imme- diately $525 inclusive Call Bean 905-Ul -0735 Days 683-2954. everargs SHARE TOWNHOUSE condo - 693-9595 pnvate park n; or garage BRAND NEW luxury, town- Clean 2 years old cen" are Pickering Preferably mature home October I Whitby T- female No pets 416-706- Dtdfooin w/erista . finished 2246 or 905-426 7933 basemeM w/gas fireplace 5 new appDances. A'C 51400. Condomukums "Ms. references (9051723- x For Rem 5159 CIVICIO C AREA 3 bedroom PENTHOUSE CONDO NLA Oshawa 2 oedroo "s 5 ap- sem, quiet dour ice xd yard Wia1CCS. 1.tePuce. n0 gets aU appkYic S. fuushed base- $925'mo + hydro 1StAast ment very Clean, Avail 576-3367 Oct 1st $925 . utilities Crede check references. ISL' 00=a W Gillies (905)626-5222 • 1 R T 5 toe IMMACULATE 4 bedroom 77 Free Rent ?? Oshawa semi in deSirallk N E area of downtown 400.1600 so It Of - Oshawa Guage, large living- hm"ReW Ext Oshawa 1800 room and dinagroom Fenced sq ff Commerr4al Hosue backyard, Shed, large. CLAS- 45OSq h Shop Call 434-2447 tom- built deck. gas heal, lww W 6554132 last $8writonth Irbil Oct / Nov 1 985-9978 as til. A new office space OSMAWA Bungalow. 4 -bed- S350imonih . GST includes everytning $IMCDe N kXJ- room. 1.12 Oaths. eat -in- kitcten. fin bsten. CIA FA.G, lion. immediate occupancy CaN Steve 571)-6999 garage, lerced yard. clear GO/ 401 $1200/mo .utehries DOWNTOWN Oshawa. Pro - Available Ocl ISI (416) 487- fessional office space or 6319 mull retail. 1 room or suite PICKEftING, Liverpool Rd S parking. rent Incentives. Let's Wk. 905 434-8008. 4 bedroom detadied 2 Storey home. 4 appliances Deck. GarayeA garage. 1200 .. Phonic (905)- a Sou Som BOWMANVILIE., 1000 sq. n a� secure storage building with tirkshed walls and floor. 200 amp service. available immd. 3 1101111. MOUSE WANTED. No cars. $200rmo. Also AvaV Looking to rem for OCIASI. town. 2 cm Garage for storage only. preferably outskirts of (905)-623.7986 CaN Pat or Gemy 571.2365. HIM 21xM SIIEO Y Rnftbyr 7bwMonn location. Can Paul Bird Re - 1 All Max 5300 NO MNy. (905)•668- 3800 WWM 3 BEDRDOM Garagr. GA. 4 app. Very dears. Vlhlk No immd- odep. 1 � to Go. Pis. References. Slow/=. + a* BARRY± BAY ices 10M. (905) 666 2985. 11AMCIlOfT Note Moon retreat. 1.800.659- Reowa 9448od- 1 IMM em c.o11t.a2g.e sA3G�rnui outs.mucbarbecues. dy lake. Boats. AJAX W'estrwy/401 AN "included n reuorrable fat kitchen room. shared Diltr, kitCtlen �. Bvktg room. Near GO staboonif focal bus. Non -smolder, refer- Flrida 1 ences, $375/mohi ly inclu- sive, avail. immed. 1st and Va . Z last. Richard (905)!262941 CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bed - BEDROOM, IINt pmale Sit- room, townhouse, pool. lacluzzi. 880• private yard. available ting room In country, fur- now. For into and k view psoas. niched or unfumished. use of 905-579-3788 kitchen ladlilles, female pre- terred $385/month. Seagrave CLEARWATER, 3 -bedroom 905-965.3607 slip. tumished mobiles (perma- nent). club house. healed Pool. BROCK/FINCH RD. Comfort- no, tub Minutes to beaches. able furnished room Share facilities Work- NHL Hockey. NFL Football. Blue Jay baseball and dog - Dam Laundry Ing gent. Non-smoker $365/ horse (rack Children we - corse S275/week (905)683 - mo (9D5) -6W0744 5503 avant rura agnw tura an 1n t e own :-f,-02,^ of Pickering. _ 1 Legal Notices 1 -epi Notices "rhe property 1s located on the East side of F.itrport Rd., north of the CPR right of uay, in the Town of Pickering. Proposals will be received until 3:00 p.m., local time, 11lVednesday, September 30, 1998. Iktails regarding the sight and submis- sion requirements are contained in an Information package which Is available h,. contacting Becky Barnett at (416) 585-6348. The highest or any proposal may not nec- essanly be accepted. ONTARIO REAL- TY CORP reserves the right to withdraw this properly offering at any time without notice. Ontario Realty �r Corporation FORSALE PARCEL OFVACANTLAND TOWN OF PICKERING By Proposal: Ontario Realty Corporation (O.R-C.) is inviting proposals for the purchase of a vacant rural agricultural land in the Town of Pickering. The property is located on the North side of Concession 3 between Pickering Town Line Road and Altona Road, in the Town of Pickering. Proposals Mill be received until 3:06 p.m., local time, Thursday, September 24, 1998. Details regarding the sight and submis- sion requirements are contained in an information package which is available by contacting Joe Clasadonte at (416) 585-6786. The highest or any proposal may not nec- essarily be accepted. ONTARIO REAL- TY CORP reserves the right to withdraw this property offering at any time without notice. Nnticr tip Cn•ditors and Others _ ci.tirr,s against 'h,, csi.ilc of JOHN GORDON TO.%iS ,te of the Ti)wn ill F'., kcr:n=. :r. :hc Rcgwnal %lunichpahty of I)urham. who died on or about the 2(hh day ;,I February. 1996. must be filed with the unAcrsigncd personal reprcccr rove on or "c'ore October 15. 1995 'hereafter, the ,;n,arngned will distnhutte !hc asscts of the csl.itc having regard only to the claims then :cd. D.ATED this 3rd day of September, 1998. LYNDA ANN TOMS and ROBERT C. TOMS, Estate Trustees of the Estate of JOHN CORDON TOMS. by their solicitor: JOHN R. PEDDLE JR. Barrister & Solicitor 15439 Yonge Street, Suite 102, Aurora. Ontario L4G I P3 e 1 ;;;� E 1 %0valicm (VOW OPEN Muppets Children's Centre Pickering (between Fairport & Dixie) 986 Dunbarton Rd. Pickering, Ontario L1V 1G8 Hem Nt some good rem for cloosieg Muppets Children's Centre Piuterlfli - Ages 16 monks to 12 Years - CoatvKmeailly located a Hwy 2 and Dixie. Minuies from Hwy 401 - Residential setting - -Home Away From Home- - Staffed by dedicated, qualified sraffi - Fug and pan -time programs available Developmental Urograms combine play, socialization and learning - Leaming facilitated by age appropriate curriculum - ExcelkM Kindergarten programs - Fully equipped centre including large outside playground - Numuous ha lunch and two snacks daily - Open from 7 am to 6 pm. Monday to Friday - Field trips and special events If you are looking for an excellent. licensed childcare environment for your child.,. 'WAGE-?lWWW WE" ADVERTISEIt MDAYs 131911 rRUBM 4. 11"8 • • 1 8orvic - • • 1 swv• Wars*• 1 swie i • • 1 s•nin 1P ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN Rei. Ken Rowland - Minister Rei. J. McClure - Pastoral 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 Summer Services 10:00 a.m. August 9, 16. 23. 30 & September 6 L EVERYONE WELCOME L CHURCH OF CHRIST C1'.I111AR ST.. AJAX. 683-2-a7 7 1 str~ north W 401 - west of Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 9:45 WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. & 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M. Watch "Key to the Kingdom" Thurs. morning, 8:30 a.m. Vision T.V. Cable 60 Fred ejbfw Study Courses Ho NEW LIFE COMMUNEIrY CHURCH, Pill. Ret. Cntre Audit' a.,195S Valley Pum Rd. 10:30 a.m. "An Attitude of Gratitude" Pastor John Veenstra, 416 618-5887 Guests from all backpunds welcome! .I Pickering Standard Church r� iMethodistl Brock Rd. / Hwy. 87 Summer Worship %xmng Senice IQ30 am.- Exnmg Fellowship 7 00 p.m 428-6102: 665-0148 AMBERLF.A PRFtiB1'TER1AN CHURCH The furntlr Chump 1820 Whites Rd. North. Pickenng 839-13x3 Sunday Sen ice i 1 .UO a.m. Sunday Scheel and Supervisory Nur-wry Rr%. Dr. Morley Mitchell 6. =10101KO-M For our 48 page Sears Back To School Flyer (Sale dates: Aug. 31 - Sept. 6, 1998) Page 47 - Craftsman 8-1/4" Compound Mitre Saw not exactly as illustrated. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears customers. .: 1 Announcements • :1 Annotatcemettb TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 : 1 1 lmprovenrttb 1 owwo ro..y + sro.sq. iro..«, + stora9t 1 UFA-°'"'q�'� 1 HOA& LUP. Dors, wndows, carpentry, basemmes, baauoonts, decks 'tee eatiautn Sntirs Ducsu" fleet 4112e-3.'62 Ask ref rad acrid tar>dsrapir�g s N nsnoration news Free Estimates Call Ride 9" 619-0681 416 953-7607 - :1 ROW" A&C ROOFING, Aad Ahmium Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old. Workmanship Guar- anteed. 10% Discount ,o Seniors, felly in- sured. Free estimates. Call Amdrew at ts.sl4211411 q 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING A Colour matching stucco ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied. Fr" Esunaa. 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