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PICKERING EDITION IMPROVEMENTS �& FarAy Om i OprrI For Sarin You Can Trot vw OUR SHOWROOM its And" t[deet ( South or Ur 4m Willa— Am) 696-2445 Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand AD V E R T I S E R Sunday, September 27, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 40 pages �., 14 44 Ar Autumn in bloom photo by A.J. Groen A trek into the colourful blooms found along Bayly flower collection. Mrs. Alford and son David spent Street near Church Street in Pickering Village pro- part of the day recently picking the most colourful vides perfect specimens for Denise Halford's dried blooms. Meeting Mandela DURHAM STUDENTS By Linda White Statt Writer For thousands of Durham stu- dents who attended 'Mandela and the Children' in Toronto Friday. listening to the world-famous free- dom fighter will be a memory they will always cherish. It was particularly memorable for 55 students of St. Monica Catholic School in Pickering, who participated in a children's choir of 4()() and sang several songs for South African President Nelson Mandela and his wife Graca Machel. And Hussam EI Khazen of Ajax was among 25 people selected to meet President Mandela. An active member of the Town's race rela- tions committee, he was presented an award by former Lieutenant Governor Lincoln Alexander earli- er this year. Ahout 3?(X) students from Durham's public and separate school boards attended the event at Sk,.Domc. the cost of which was picked up by the federal and provincial governments, as well as numerous organizations. Mans walked away in awe of the man who wasimprisoned from 1962 to 1990 because of his oppo- sition to apartheid!. Forcingteachers back won't resolve issues: Parent MPP SAYS SCHOOL BOARDS, UNIONS WILL BE 4ENCOURAGED' TO CONTINUE T.-\L.KS By Susan O'Neill 5ta" Wrter The Province's hark -to -work le,nslation may get teachers and students back into the classroom but there's some concern it will leave the underlying problems in the ongoing labour disputes unre- solved. " I really don't know if it's go- ing to do any good;' says Ajax par- ent Heather Gilbert, who fears there will still be a great deal of "hostility" between all the parties involved. "What is the teaching going to be like in our classrooms'? It con- cerns me quite a bit," she says. Education and Training Minis- ter Dave Johnson announced Thursday he plans to introduce hack -to -work legislation when the Ontario Legislature resumes Mon - da,. A cannot. in good conscience, allow this to carr} on:' the minister told reporters Thursday. "It's time W act:' But that doesn't mean students will necessarily be returning to school this week. If all three polit- ical parties support the legislation, classes could start as early as Tues- day. But if the Liberals and the NDP stall the process, students might not see the inside of a school until Oct. 7. Durham Centre MPP Jim Fla- herty reports the government re- leased the bill to the opposition parties on Friday --to review over the weekend...in the hope students can eo back to school on Tuesday." The Labour Minister notes the legislation applies to nine school boards involved in strikes or lock- outs across Ontario and says teach- ers will be "ordered back to work according to the schedules that the boards have in place" Mr. Flaherty also notes school boards and unions will be "encour- aged" to continue negotiations and can choose to send unresolved matters to an arbitrator. Meanwhile, some pupils are worried about the impact of the government's action on teacher See BACK-TO-WORK/Page 3 ly�99ova_ n �4ree GRUEN Wristwatch with t1�s ad (a $160 value'!) • .., New oc1w,::mom only. some terms and condtiam appty. see store ford 1 1 Local agreement 'might be better'. INSPIRED BY EVE'S't SEAN TAYLOR 'He thinks about children.' "He's a great influence for any- one who thinks they can have a dream;' noted Chris W interson. 12, of Gandetsetiagon Public School in Pickering. At was unbelievable. I hope it help -s students all realize they arc all equal;' said parent volunteer Margaret N'emyss. "it was great that he would come here:" said Gandctsetiagon student Brian Skreeton. "I thought it was great that he wanted to he able to make black people able to vote. "It was it gtxxl experience:' be- lieves Meaghan Harkness of Ap- plecroft Public School in Ajax. "Obviously a lot of people think a lot of him ... I don't think it was n,.ht for him to be put in jail just for what he believed in:" See DURHAM/Page 5 WHAT'S INSIDE Editorial Page ..............6 Sports ...................24 Classified ................34 HOW TO REACH US General .............683-5110 Death Notices ........683-3005 Auction line .........683-7545 Sincerely fours ..1-800-662-8423 Email ... newsroom@durham. net Internet .......durhamnews.net Vol. 33 No. 39 I �- tCOM t.JIV/���7C�►NS Stci rTAC'".30000 ji�jw0ADA6LE CELLULAR TELEPHONE � 3 -Agdoff... PAGE 2 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. 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E NEWS EKTISER M Back -to -work legislation raises new TM�`Ew4E�,A� SUNDAY, i i issues for teachers, boards, Province BACK-TO-WORK/From page 1 morale and the remainder of their school year. " I think it's important that we get back to the classroom but I'm worried what will happen to our extracurricu- lar activities if the teachers are legislat- ed back;' says Deb Thompson, a stu- dent at Oshawa's R. S. McLaughlin Collegiate and Vocational Institute. Both the Durham District School Board and the Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board have asked the gov- ernment to intervene and order teach- ers back to work. But, public board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich says, "I'm not so sure it's going to solve the problems. But it's going to get the kids back into schools and that's what we want:' Talks between the local division of the Ontario Secondary School Teach- ers' Federation (OSSTF) and the pub - TONY WHITE No talks with Catholic board since Sept. 11 school teachers have been on a legal strike since Aug. 21. Mrs. Schedlich believes a local agreement "might be better" than a legislated end to the strike. Tony White, Durham district presi- dent of the secondary division of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' As- sociation (OECTA), told educators gathered for a general meeting in Os- hawa Friday he hopes the govern- ment's legislation "will allow some room for meaningful negotiation to take place before it is made law" Roughly 400 separate board teach- ers in Durham have been laked out since Sept. 9 and no talks have been held with the board since Sept. 11. But board chairman Jim McCaffer- ty reports the two parties will resume negotiations Wednesday morning if legislation has not been passed at that point. "We appreciate (the government's lic board were called off by the union planned, the Pickering trustee reports. move) but we would prefer a negotiat- Friday with no further negotiations Approximately 1,300 public high ed settlement;' Mr. McCafferty says. Earthquake rumbles across Ontario 1 A "moderate" earthquake that rocked southern Ontario Friday afternoon un- derlines the need to obtain assurances atx)ut the ability of the Pickering nuclear station to withstand a bigger tremor which may be expected in the future, ac- cording to Nick Eyles, a Pickering resi- dent and professor of geology at the Uni- versity of Toronto. Prof. Eyles is one of a handful of ge- ologists who have raised concerns in re- cent years about the safety of the station in the event of an earthquake. The quake occurred around 4 p.m. and was reported to measure 5.4 on the Richter scale by the University of Westem Ontario, which operates its own seismic network. It was felt as far east as Oshawa. "It's further demonstration this area is prone to earthquakes;' says Prof. Eyles. He notes the Geological Survey of Cana- da has estimated the largest that can be AmsERLEA sHOPPING CEN RE ON WHIMS iO. PK2Q RNG BETWEM FlNCN i HWY 4M • Extrclbn, fn Morpfal • FREE 2nd opk*m Colnmultalico Cove Firon Mteuranem go,& end eft" uotalat expected here would he about a seven, which would be enough to seriously damage buildings and bridges and split roads. Pickering lies on a fault known as the Central Meta -sedimentary Belt Boundary Zone (CMBBZ) which ex- tends from northern Pennsylvania through St. Catharines, across lake On- tario and through the Pickering area. "I'll bet my last dollar and my boots that it's this structure (that was the source of the quake);' says Prof. Eyles. 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M N a VO) N � E R 0 c �2ZmB A/P Seniors' home staffer charged in thefts CASH, CREDIT CARDS ALLEGEDLY STOLEN AJAX — An Ajax February and July. woman employed as a One of the victims, a housekeeper at an Os- 96 -year-old man, had hawa retirement home more than $700stolen has been charged with I I during the period. police counts of theft after se- said. niors' cash, credit cards Carol McIntosh, 35, of and jewellery disap- Reese Avenue, is charged peared during a six- with II counts of theft month period, and three counts each of Durham Regional Po- fraud, forgery and utter - lice report several thou- Ing it forged document. sands of dollars in cash Ms. McIntosh, who gl- and possessions belong- so uses the alias Carol ing to I I elderly residents Patricia Smith, appears in of the Cedarcroft Nursing Oshawa provincial court Home vanished between Oct. 22. ooFs YOUR cxno SMILE CONFIDENCE? ,�Progroms for ages 3 and up! /Modem, safe facilities and training equipment! w"Professional Block Belt Instructors) CALL NOW! 839.5000'c� THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998 - PAGE 5 Durham kids thrilled with Nelson Mandela DURHAM/From page 1 Fellow student Mitko T6dorov won- dered, "How could they put him away for so long just because he was stating his opinion?" "He thinks about all the children;' said Sean Taylor. "He cares about them" Prime Minister Jean Chretien remind- ed students of the event's historical sig- nificance. "When you will be my age, you will tell your grandchildren. 'I was there when Nelson Mandela came to Canada and Toronto. I was there to wel- come the head of his country ... and the hero of the world."' Premier Mike Harris attempted to share a similar message, but was nearly drowned out by 'Boos' and heckling. "We are making history here;" he said. WE CAN HELP YOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START Professional and Personalized Service Free Confidential Consultation ja.ya•r: �'_r�ri-J �!nl�'n! t� Joy. inr, I�Jdin�; OSHAWA 145 S�r^.cx Street N. (905) 726-9404 Downtown) SCARBOROUGH '919 Lawrence Ave E (416) 750.9620 'near DVP and Opt 255 Momngs,de Ave (416) 263-6140 Mor -r,gs,oe Mail) Jyp I re,,---� on -the Internet;, ,www.durhamnews.net "You are one of our greatest heroes" President Mandela visited Toronto to promote the Nelson Mandela Children's Fund, which he lounded in 1995 with a pledge of one-third of his salary to repair the ravaged social and economic lives of' youth, to provide immediate relief fi)r children in distress, and to change to the way children are treated. He spoke to students of the years he was exiled, years when prisoners "yearned to see children laughing" When he was finally released from prison, however, "we found there were no longer many children who could laugh and play innocently. Apartheid Ich many without schooling, housing. proper health care. Too many did not have enough to eat" He spoke to students in attendance RAM NOR✓ HEATING St AIR CONDITIONING Pluto 8500 off furnace & air conditioner if purchased together or furnace & fireplace rcc Aq �w. Dave L j Lennox Serving Durham Since 1965 Whitby-Oshawa-Bowmanville (9C -' 434-5541 PICKERING-AJAX 686-0571 RAMNOR HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 2020 Wentworth St. Unit 9 Whitbv / "as future leaders (who) face even greater challenges" than his generation, pointing to those "blighted by poverty". President Mandela questioned why more than 2(X) million people aged under five arc malnourished, why millions of people are still without electricity and clean water and why people -are still dy- ing of diseases that tray can be cured". But, he applauded the event. "I don't think there's another country ever who has brought together 40,(4) to 50,(XX) children to a function of' this nature:' To find out more about the Canadian Friends of the Nelson Mandela Chil- dren's Fund, visit their website at www/mandelaandthechildren.web.net or write to 2201 Warden Ave., Suite L I, Scarborough, Ontario, MIT I V5 1 tr phone 416-496-9403. LFAMOX, Air Conditioninig & Heating FURNACe > *1111k: $200 off air conditioner or furnace if purchased separately I � , FIREPLACE DISTINCTION COTTON & COTTON RICH DRESS SHIRTS $2999-=4999 / SILK TIES $2499549.99 SELECTED STORES . iji PACE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,19" AJP A Metroland Community Newspaper published four times weekly on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday OPINION 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 21-15 A D V E R T I S E R Publisher: Tim Whittaker EDITORIAL OUR VIEWS ON THE NEWS Tory class action not final solution It's time for our teenage children to be back in class where they belong. Thev and we have been exposed for far too long to the new 3Rs that seem to have replaced reading, writing and arithmetic historically at the forefront of our education system. Enough already of the rancor. rhetoric and railing from the three sides in the dispute that's kept our high schools closed for three weeks after they were to open — the provin- cial government, the school boards and the teach- ersunions. Back -to -work legislation being introduced by the Progressive Conservatives at Queen's Park- Monday arkMonday seems at this time to be the only way of ending the teachers' strikes and board lockouts that have prevented our teenagers from starting this school year. It's not a solution to the problem di- viding the three parties that all claim to be putting our kids first. But, those parties have proved them- selves incapable of coming up with a real solution. So. the Tories have no choice but to wield the hammer that is back -to -work legislation. If the op- posing parties at Queen's Part: side with the gov- emment, our children could be back in class by Tuesday. But, if the Liberals and :view Democrats block passage of the legislation, our kid~' endless summer could extend to Oct. 7. The brownie points that the Grits and the NDP might win from the tewhers if they fight the Tories on this one may Nell bL w iped out at the polls in the next provincial election by parents already upset their youngsters' education has been disrupted for a second straight school vear. Besides, the teacher have alreadv vowed to work for the Conservatives' defeat in the next election. That's where some teachers will devote much of their energy in the next little while — not in the classroom or on extra -curricular activities. Unfor- tunately. it will be the student` who will suffer again. But, many teachers — the dedicated ones — w III continue to put kids first. If the parties in this dispute truly want to put kids first, they can continue toward that lofty goal after the teachers are back in class, even if the educators are forced to work against their will in conditions they see as less than favourable. Legislation forcing an end to the teachers' legal stn-ke and some boards' lockouts is only a tool to get the school year started. Negotiation by the provincial government, the school boards and the teachers' unions is the only solution to fixing what's wrong with our education system and putting kids first. To respond to this editorial call kn_,Onso_�� Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 LETTERS OUR READERS' VIEW'S ON THE NEWS Lucky to be alive To the editor: I'm writing in response to letter writer Knud Wall who thinks 'Durham officers need dnver's education'. Let's set the record straight. At 3:15 a.m. a person called 911 to report some- one was trying to break into their house while they were in it. Numerous police cars made their way to the high-priority call. Constable Colin Goodwin and my- self were in one of three police cars northbcund on Westney Road near the Hwy. 401 underpass. Tlx transport truck was in the left lane. Const. Gcxxd- win and I were attempting to pass the truck in the right lane. When our cruiser was at the rear of the trailer, the truck turned right, blocking the lane com- pletely. This left mere seconds for us to react prior to the collision. We're alive today because we were weaning plenty of safety equipment and we had tons of luck. The truck dnver was even more for- tunate. He was not injured, almost killed two people, demolished a $40,000 car and removed two officers from patrol duties for up to eight months. For this he received a $105 ticket. As for police driver training, it's ex- cellent. Officers are taught to drive in different weather/road conditions while operating emergency equipment and to consider all the facts involved in re- sponding to a crime to help deterntine whether to break the speed limit How fast would you like the police to come if you were calling? Mr. Wall also complains of being cut off by a police car while on his bicycle. I won't comment on his particular inci- dent, not knowing the fact%, I have a problem with cyclists who expect to get the sarin: consideration as an automobile. which is about eight to 10 times larger and therefore more visi- hle. Bikes am much more vulnerable and hard to see than cars so cyclist' should not only drive for their own safe- ty but also be considerate of everyone on the road. Mr. Wall says, "It's about lime some- one paid attention to how police officers drive" I agree. if people did pay more attention to how police, firefighters and ambulance crews drive, emergency ve- hicles wouldn't have such a problem navigating through traffic. There is no need to panic and cause an wcident when you see or hear an emergency %c- hicle. Safely pull to the curb and stop. As for Mr. Wall's statement that po- lice should take notice of how most cit- izens drive, bear that in mind if you are stopped for a traffic violation. There's been lots of attention recent- ly to incidents involving collisions. Whether it be police pursuits, red-light runners or even road rage, keep in mind that these are not accidents. They are collisions caused by a person's actions. Ask yourself "Is what I'm doing in my car so important as to risk other people's lives by running a red light, not sig- nalling or speeding?" That's what I con- sider every time I report for duty. I ask that everyone else do the same, if not for me then for my wife and two daughters. Const Nigd Lawrence, Pickering TIM WHITTAKER Publisher GIVE US A CALL The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland JOANNE BURGHARDT Editor -in -Chief GENERAL 683-5110 STEVE HOUSTON Managing Editor CLASSIFIED 683-0707 BRUCE DANFORD Director of Advertising DISTRIBUTION 683-5117 OUNCAN FLETCHER Advertising Manager ADMIN/CLASSIFIED FAX 683-7363 EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK Classified Advertising Manager COMPOSING FAX 579-9273 JOHN WILLEMS Real Estate/Automotive Advertising newsroomOdurham.net E-MAIL ABE FAKHOURIE Distribution Manager www.durhamnews.net WEB SITE BARBARA HARRISON JANICE O'NEIL Production Manager Assistant Production Manager Q3�17 CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager C.0.0 LILLIAN HOOK Administration Manager _ &�M-b. ....,_� Printing, Publishing and Der buting group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Aiax 6 Picketing Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc., and the Cana- dian Circulations Audit Board. The News Ad- vertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St, Toronto, Ont. M5B 2M7, an independent organisation that addresses reader complaints about member newspapers. The publisher reserves the tight to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertise- ment limited to space price error occupies. LETTERS Teaching is about nurturing youngsters To the editor: Regarding the Sept. 9 editorial headlined 'Teach- ers should be in class with students': Should high school education be about produc- ing better "products" (students) in the most cont -el'- ticient manner by implementing a shiny new pro- duction process (new curriculum) that gets the job done tor the least amount of money in the least amount of time with the fewest possible production workers (teachers)? Sounds suspiciously like the Tory government's agenda fi)r education. Few people understand that teaching is primarily about building relationships with students, not about graduating another cog through the system. If' a teacher does not take the time to show a genuine in- terest in and care for the student, that student may notsucceed. Any high schoxrl teacher would currently be faced wbo ith about 90 such student% over the averse of three perio &,; in a semester. In addition to preparing for each of those three periods and marking students on their progress, a teacher will often also phone home, talk to guidance counsellors or a youth work- er about why certain students are truant or always seem tired or depressed. Why? Because they care about students, not just about the success of students and how that reflects on the almighty mark. The\ care about students as people. If they didn't take the time to do such things in their prep time, chances are very gcxxd that many students would never show up since they don't have the feeling that anyone cares. Tho: fact that someone cams is what makes many show up at all, and the: people who show that care are the teachers. Curriculum won't happen at all if students don't show up, and that is why the "rela- tionship" aspect is so important. Raising the number of perio &% teachers teach from three to four per semester means the teacher is now responsible for about 120 students. Any time to prepare during the day or mark or record progress for these four periods? Afraid net. Any spare mo- ment to find out why a student is not attending or is having trouble concentrating? Don't think so. Am time to check out a student's family crisis with the social worker? Guess not. Only time to grab a lunch and otherwise teach four straight classes. 'Mink of a parallel situation with a doctor. Would a doctor see even 90 patients in a oday, let alone 120:' Highly doubtful: 9 to 5 office hours at 15 minutes per patient means 32 patients if the doctor takes no lunch and takes no time to take records for each pa- tient. Record keeping'? Sounds like prep time to me — keeping track of patient progress. Are doctors paid for this and is this considered part of their "doc- toring" time'? You bet, and it's required by law. (Just like "teaching" time. How can you teach without prep work? It's part of the job and required by the Education Act.) Would it make sense to force a doc- tor to see 30 per cent more patients in a day and take away any time for the doctor to make records of the patients' progress? Would the doctor probably do a much poorer job if he was forced to do this? Would this result in the doctor finding it much harder to give sufficient personal attention to each patient? Do people appreciate the importance of that point? It would appear not. They seem willing to let the government destroy that most crucial and fragile relationship between student and teacher that is fos- tered by keeping the number of periods taught at three, not four. Instead of pushing for great curricu- lum and better graduating widgets, maybe people should put more importance on the development of a caring and nurturing classroom environment, which is what the teachers are striking for in at- tempting to preserve a maximum of three periods taught per semester. If the teachers don't fight for it, who will? Terry Hart, Ajax A/P THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,19" - PAGE 7 J aking the Mage... They're out there working behind the scenes. Checking lines. Building sets. Rehearsing. All for the love of the stage. They are Durham Region's theatre troupes — both amateurs and professionals — who bring to stages in towns across the region some of the best entertainment found anvwhere. Whether classic comedy, British farce, or thick drama, theatre troupes are working hard to launch their fall seasons. And the number of local theatre troupes and the productions they're preparing are many. join us for a look at what's being offered in the coming weeks and months. You'll be impressed with theatre troupe members' passion and commitment. You'll be moved by some of the plays being staged. You'll be treated to many nights of good old-fashioned entertainment. Durham Region's theatre scene is alive and well. Enjoy! f.a Scenes from the past Neil Simon's Plaza Suite played to good reviews at Herongate Barn Dinner Theatre in the past. The works of the venerable and prolific playwright have been a favourite of theatre troupes here at home over the years. Groups in Pickering. Port Perry, Uxbridge and other communities are gearing up for their fall season. Who's who and what's what in Pickering PICKERING White' will be staged Dec. 6, 7, 8, : 13, 14 and 15. The pantomime is a PLAYERS ; take -off of the age-old story of Snow White, only she's living in The Pickering Players' 26th ; New York and the dwarfs are now season of entertaining is set to be- : doughnut shop owners in this up - gin with a mix of comedy, mystery : dated version of the classic story. and drama. Downs notes the Christmas The community theatre group, pantomime is a perfect vehicle for which celebrated its 25th anniver- ; the younger members of the the- sary in 1997, will present a full ; acre troupe to get in on the act. winter/spring schedule of plays : The Pickering Players' second staged by amateur actors and tech- ; production of the season 'Out of -nicians beginning in December. Sight, Out of Murder,' is a mys- According to John Downs, a : tery/comedy that centres around a Pickering Players member for the ; writer of mystery stories whose past seven years, the troupe has : characters come to life. It will be been diverse in its stage offerings, ; staged in February. with 1997's plays ranging from the The troupe's third production, dramatic `The Bad Seed' to the hu- ; 'The Curious Savage,' will be mourous 'Move Over Mrs. : staged in mid-April. It's a come - `Markham.' : dy/drama about a woman who in - This season, the Pickering Play- ; herits millions from her rich hus- ers will produce three plays, be- : band and decides to give a large ginning with the annual Christmas ; sum to charity, much to the chagrin Pantomime in December. 'Snow : of her family members. She's later committed by her family to an asy- ing patrons with good food and lum, but finally gets the last laugh. good comedy. In June, the Pickering Players : The century -old cattle barn re - have traditionally offered An : furbished into a large eating area Evening of One Acts the past sev- downstairs and a stage and seating eral seasons. But, Downs says : section upstairs has become a there's been no confirmation ; favourite entertainment destina- whether the one -act plays will be : tion for Durham Region and on the troupe's calendar this year. : Toronto theatre -goers. Pickering Players productions ; Owner Steve Graham says the are staged at Dunbarton-Fairport : north Pickering theatre has suc- United Church, 1066 Dunbarton ; cessfully filled a void created by Rd., Pickering. ; the Toronto theatre scene which, as For ticket information, dates : a rule, doesn't cater to comedies. and show times call the Pickering ; "There are not a lot of long -run - Players' box office at 416-410- : ning comedies in the city, you just 0211. : don't find them there, so we're fill- ing a niche," says Graham. HERONGATE "We're trying to give a good good p� ea good dinnzr, all at a BARN DINNER The current theatrical offering THEATRE at Herongate is 'How the Other Half Loves.' by British playwright The venerable Herongate Barn Alan Ayckhourn. Theatre has a long history of fill- : The comedy, part of the the- atre's fall '98 slate of plays, ex- plores what can happen when you fool around on your spouse and in- vent a story to cover your illicit tracks. The play continues Thursday through Sunday until Oct. 31. 'How the Other Half Loves' will be followed by another come- dy 'There Goes the Bride,' by Ray Cooney and John Chapman. It de- buts on Nov. 6 and runs Thursday through Sunday evenings until Dec. 20. Dinner and show prices start at $36.95. Heror.gate Barn Dinner Theatre is at 2885 Altona Rd., Pickering, approximately seven kilometres north of Hwy. 2. For more infor- mation or for reservations call 472-3085. For more information, you can reach Herongate Barn Theatre on the World Wide Web at www.durhanunal Lcom/hcron�atc/ • PAGE 8 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER/THE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1995 HE P -LA -Y IS HE HING OVERTURE. CURTAIN. LIGHTS A LOOK AT DURHAM'S THEATRE SEASON C Playing around Durham... Durham Shoestring Performers Twenty-five years ago founder John and Jeannine Butler formed a dynamic little theatre company which didn't need large, mainstream audiences to keep it alive. Since that time, in the intimate venue of the Oshawa Arts Resource Centre, the Durham Shoestring Per- former (DSP) have brought innova- tive. sometimes daring• productions to a faithful legion of fans in Durham Region. DSP puts a heavy emphasis on Canadian works, including those by playwrights here in Durham such as = N 'hithy's Ken Bond ( Dancing with Lunacy) and Bowmanvillc's Brad Caron (Undiscovered Country). The: group continues the tradition as it celebrates its 25th season with two comedies, a drama and the pre- miere of a musical by Oshawa's Tim Southwell. `Silvia' Billed as a "romantic comedy about a marriage and a dog", this play by A.R. Gurney examines the questions that come with middle age. While busy coping with life's natural stresses. Kate and Greg meet Sylvia, a love -struck• street -smart mra of lab and pooAle who becomes a major bane of contention - an es- = cape for Greg. a rival for Kate. It takes a series of hilarious and touch - mg complications before the couple learns to compromise and Sylvia learns her place. Silvia is written by the author of 'Love Letters' and 'The Dining Room.' `Escape from Happiness' .Another twisted comedy from : Canada's master of the us -against - the -hostile -world genre, this play by George F. Walker is the fourth, and last. (although it stands on its own) in a series about urban underdogs in their struggles to survive the on- slaughts of poverty crime and alien- ation. ' With a new baby in tow, Gail and Junior have moved in with her mother Nora, and her sickly husband who mom refuses to acknowledge. Life progresses until police unearth a large bag of drugs in the basement. Of course, the contraband did not appear by itself and soon the crooks are vying with the detectives to re- claim the goods. `Tempting Faith' The musical premiere with book. lyrics and music by Durham's own Tim Southwell about a man reluc- tant to listen to the voices he hears. Michael recognizes his paranor- mal abilities but even he couldn't have predicted how life would change after he goes public, or how love would have the last word. 'Tempting Faith' features a large cast and chorus supporting a strong storyline about a young man strug- gling with an absentee father and a deceased mother, new found love and ultimately a spiritual journey which finally helps him open his heart. Coat' `The Affections . of May' City woman meets small town. ; and not necessarily by choice, in this romantic comedy of a woman who struggles to run a bed and breakfast after she's deserted by her husband who flees back to the city. Written by Norm Foster. often re- fcrred to as 'the Canadian Neil Si- mon'• this play has proved popular in communities throughout North The St. Nicholas icholas ; America and is playing now at OLT. Hotel' `Oleanna' Is it possible the Black Donnel- : IN's were really no more than an un- Political drama buffs get a special pleasant shade of grey? The legends treat this year when opening night say they were rotten to the core. The rolls around on this play about the : father a murderer, the mother a relationship between a university witch and the sons brawling ruffians professor and one of his female stu- who cut the tongues of horses and dents. Everything is not as it seems burned barns. But, in the St. in this play of verhal jousting be - Nicholas Hotel, the audience hear a tween its two character... or is it:' different view of a strong family de- This controversial play, a fund-raiser : dant in the face of the community : to assist with the parking lot fund, is who hated them. : ;guaranteed to prompt lively conver- This tale is the second in a trilogy ,ation among theatre -goer.. - though it stands well by itself - which focuses on the murder of 2 Mike Donnelly and takes us back : Beyond and forth the root of the Reasonable Doubt' hatred toward the infamous family. Durham Shoestring : Ken Bond is Quinn and Linda Chapman is May in the Affections of May be - Performers Schedule: Jeffrey Archer fans will immedi- frig staged by Oshawa Little Theatre. DSP performs all its plays at the ately recognize this courtroom dra- . Arts Resource Centre (behind Os- ma of a distinguished lawyer ac- : bly most well-known for its all -cut Clarington's only drama group hawa City Hall) beginning at 8 p.m. cured of the willful murder of his : musical extravaganzas with lavish ; defines community theatre with its Tickets are available one month pn- = wife. And Iocal theatre fans will in- : costumes, sets and production num- grass rox)Ls involvement. or to performance for $8 at the In- scantly recognize the name of the : bei (live orchestra and all). Whether it's promoting the work formation Oshawa kiosk in the Os- ;play's director, award-winning Nina : Joseph will offer the group a = of local playwright~ or bringing cn- hawa Centre (outside Eaton's) or at : Foxall. Act One ends just as we're chance to continue the tradition with : tertainment for the whole family Walters Music Centres, 349 King St. about to hear the jun's verdict. Act : this popular ancient tale set in 1759: such as this year's first production. W.. Oshawa A season package costs ; Two takes us back in time to the : B.C. Egypt to the brilliant musical : the group always keeps its mind's $26. fateful night and the play ends with ; score by Andrew Lloyd Webber and : eye on the people who make up its 'Sylvia': Nov. 20, 21. 25, 26, 27, 28 ; a surprising twist. :Tim Rice. ;audience, cast and chew. 'Escape from Happiness': Jan. 22, 23, 27.28. 29.30� : Oshawa Little Theatre Schedule: Which Witch is 'Tempting Faith': March 5, 6, 10, = Lettiee and OLT productions are performed 11. 12, 13 ; at the Oshawa Little Theatre, 62 : Which. The St. Nicholas Hotel': April 9, : Lovage' :Russett Ave., Oshawa Tickets are 10, 14, 15, 16, 17 = : available in advance at Information Bring the kids to find out the an- Lettice Duffet knows her Eliza- : Oshawa (Oshawa Centre, in front of : swer to Which Witch is Witch in this bethan cuisine and her medieval : Eatons) or at the theatre box office ; Halloween treat for kids of all ages. Oshawa Little : weaponry. When called upon to lec- : half an hour before performances. This comedy was chosen to en- : lure tourists on a mediocre historical : `The Affections of May': contin- : tertain the youngest theatregoers, but Theatre : home, she finds herself embellishing : uing Sept. 27, Oct. I, 2, 3 ; parents and grandparents as well, Variety is always the key word : on the house's less than illustrious : 'Oleanna': Oct. 22, 23, 24, 29, 30, : will enjoy this light-hearted seasonal during a season at Oshawa Little : past. It's a habit certain to cause her : 31 ;entry. lbeatre (OLT). This year has that, ; a great deal of trouble when she in- ; `Beyond Reasonable Doubt': Nov. only more so, with some comedy, a : advertently tells her tales in front of ; 26, 27, 28, 29, Dec. 3, 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, : gowtmsanv�le Drawn courtroom drama, a musical and a ; Lottie Schon, an inspector from the : 12 Workshop Schedule special performance of a political ; home's Preservation Trust. ; 'Lettice and Lovage': Feb. 4, 5, 6, 7, : The first production of the Bow - drama. This light-hearted comedy is set : 11, 12, 13, 14, 18, 19, 20 : manville Workshop will be held at The first Durham theatre group to ; to begin in February. ; 'Joseph and the Amazing Techni- : Bowmanville High School auditori- lift the curtain this season, OLT has : : colour Dream Coat': April 15, 16, : um. already begun performances on their ; 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 25, 29, 30 and ; Tickets are $5 each and can be First play, 'The Affections of May', a ; Joseph and the ; May I ' ordered b calling 697-3374 or 623- romantic comedy. : Y ' g The group is known for its fi- Technicolour : = 2059. Curtain rises at 7 p.m. Informa- nesse with the musical genre and the ' I Bowmanville : section concludes with the musical Dream Coat tion on the spring performance of . California Suite will be announced. extravaganza 'Joseph and The Drama Workshop Which Witch is Which?: Oct. 15, Amazing Technicolour Dream Oshawa Little Theatre is proba- : 16, 17 C 4 "THE PLAY IS THE THING" OVERTURE- CURTAIN. LIGHTS. A LOOK AT DuRHAM's THEATRE smsoN :Uxbridge Players offer a full • THE NEWS ADVERTISERIUXBRIME TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998 -PAGE: 9 schedule for comma season By Mike Ruta Staff Writer UXBRIDGE, — You don't have to be a stage veteran to join the Uxbridge Players, formed 15 years ago to bring theatre to local residents. Just ask Russ Davis, the Uxbridge man who had not trod the boards since grade school when he auditioned for the Players' 'Seven Stories' last spring. "it was his first production with the Players:' said Players' president Michelle Hempen. "He came out for an audition and he got the lead" Members come from Uxbridge and the surrounding area, with places like Sunder- land, Cannington and Port Per- ry represented. The season be- gins with a Children's Theatre production in conjunction with the Celebration of the Arts. This year, 'Imagine That,' a play written by Anna Mackay Smith, was performed Sept. 20 at the Uxbridge Music Hall. The fall production of 'M ur- der at Rutherford House' will see the cast leave the friendly confines of the Music Hall to C, y t,a � Series game:' she said. 4' ��,.. A non-profit charitable 3' group, the Players award a yearly, $5(X) scholarship to an f y' Uxbridge Secondary School student going on to study the- 24 HR HOTLII atre or film in their post -sec- 416-499-241 a ondary education. Mrs. 1 free ticket with purchase o1 i full price adult Uck,l for ope-9 neek?nd Hempen said the Players hope perform at two local restau- rants. The play, a whodunit comedy, will come to T -he Combine restaurant Nov. 7 and 14 and to J. P. Planks Nov. 21. "It's an interactive dinner theatre, so when people arrive they're given an identity and a dossier and clues. There is at least one murder;' said Mrs. Hempen, not wanting to give too much away. Next March, `Opening Night,' a Canadian play by Norm Foster, will he performed at the Music Hall March 4-6 and I 1-13, with the Friday per- formances dinner theatre nights where balcony seating is avail- able. Mrs. Hempen said the comedy is about a couple cele- brating a wedding anniversary. "The husband is dragged to a play on the night of a %Vorld - w: r: year or two bringing theatre to Mme's �t the youth of Uxbridge. "� W She joked that the 'whop- ate; ping.. $5 membership fee -isM � � just enough to cover some of Beat the �eatiElig ww�! i VRK' ■ ■ the mailing we dei' and invited �� �4 � local residents to get involved Bili MaNSTER y vv in the Players. 3 Hivh "Wc always welcome new . .Widen members;' said Mrs. Hempen. maintenance Gas "We don't expect people to FREE free have experience, just a lot ofFlow thru Humidifier V, enthusiasm." Furnace Sale And you don't have to have `J acting ambitions to join the or Cash .4r�thzed nrS Players. Apart from actors, .Rebate $ 1 scene painters, carpenters and ,. ,,. put it OBD others are needed to bring a '� ' _ , • • production to the stage. your gas bill. For more information on the Uxbridge Players, call J Michelle Hempen at (705 ) 357- 2927 or Dwayne Noble at 852- 0725. F inancin g most 98 Models ears & trucks A part Of Pickering ,where Our Only crops If Duffin Mcadows looks like a farm, it's N -cause from the late 1800s until 1993 that's exactly what it was. The newest property in the Mount 1,14-a%.1111 1 4411111 411, C n steric%, II I% also one of the most beautiful. l LINE ask the cows grazing on our undeveloped land. For those %%uhing to be buried here, there is dcarly plenty of space available. If tou're thinking of prc-planning, call us and %cell explain idly ch••••sint; Tut cemetery first, makes prc planning easier. 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Call now - (905) 721-3328 Business & Industry Development Services Durham College Skills Training Centre 1610 Cbamphdn Avenue, Whitby A - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1996 - PAGE 13 Parents want to teach at Pine Ridge By Slow O'Neill Staff Writer PICKERING — A group of parents who'd hoped to hold classes for high school students at Pine Ridge Sec- ondary School last week were turned away by board offi- cials. But the group still hopes to set up a programme for stu- dents this week even though the Province has announced it will order teachers back to work. "I think we have to go ahead with our plans;' says Karen Mathias, a member of Durham Parents for Stable Education, noting it could still be more than a week before students return to the class- room if the legislation is stalled at Queen's Park. Group organizer Karen Wright says "it's very unfor- tunate" the board will not al- low parents to use schools to teach students themselves, adding "it's being handled very well in York Region" where parents are using schools to teach elementary students during the strike there. While the group was in- formed Tuesday it would not be allowed access to schools this week, the Pickering mom reports approximately 20 stu- dents and parent volunteers went to Pine Ridge anyway in Fast -Line Entertainment Presents 14ITS FOR BRAINS J r J E, Professiorw] Disc Jockey Service �� dcca�dea ti = Days (905) 618-0350 Evenings (805) 4274665 Fax (905) 619-0352 Tom Saull the hope they could use class space for instruction. However, the Durham District School Board stood by its position and the group was turned away. Mary Brown, communica- tions manager for the board, says Pine Ridge principal Sal- ly MclIveen and area superin- tendent Norm Powers ex- plained the board's concerns to parents and students Wednesday morning. *`They understood it was a board decision and they un- derstood the liability issues;' she says. Ms. Brown adds the board will continue to supply course outlines and textbooks to pupils who choose to pursue independent study. The group is still looking for a location to hold classes this week and are seeking par- ent volunteers to aid in teach- ing pupils. A new school year brings many changes for students - new classes, new friends and new experiences. By enrolling at Sylvan this fall, your child can go back to school with the skills and confidence needed to succeed in the upcoming year. From reading to math, Sylvan's unique teaching method achieves measurable results. Whitby Pickering 404-1818 839-9637 www.educate.com Start the new school year with confidence. Call Sylvan today. SYLVAN LEARNING CENTRE' • Success is Learned. PUBLIC COMMENT INVITED ON AECB LICENSING ACTIONS The Atomic Energy Control Board (AECB) is inviting public comment on upcoming licensing actions for the following facilities: • Ontario Hydro, Darlington Nuclear Generating Station - renewal of operating licence • University of Alberta. Radioactive Waste Management Facility - renewal of operating licence • Earth Sciences Extraction Company, Calgary Uranium Recovery Facility - renewal of operating licence • Cameco Corporation, Key Lake Mine - amendment to mining facility operating licence • Cogema Resources Inc.. McClean Lake Project - amendment to mining facility operating licence These organizations have applied for either a renewal or an amendment of their operating licences. The Board gave initial consideration to these applications at its meeting on August 13, and is expected to make the final licensing decisions following its meeting in Ottawa on November 5. taking into account any comments or concerns expressed by interested parties or the public. Anyone wishing to obtain a copy of the staff recommendations regarding the relicensing of any of these facilities may request copies by telephone at 1-800-668-5284 or at (613) 995-5894 in Ottawa. Written comments or requests for appearances before the Board with respect to the licensing applications must be received by October 15, 1998, at the following address: Ms. Carmen Ellyson Board Operations Officer Atomic Energy Control Board 280 Slater St., P.O. 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Believe me, it's not like an appendectomy "Have you had your hypass operation'"' and -How are you doing'.'- I've had a massive re- sponse from readers asking these questions. But I've delayed writing about my experience as a pa- tient so I could sit back, re- flect on it, and provide a more rational answer. Well I'm a bit scarred. So I won't win a beauty contest' But I'm grateful to be alive and well. First, the humorous side to the surgery. My operation was scheduled on a Thursday morning, the same day my column appears in a Toronto newspaper. Early that day on our way to the hospital I casually asked my wife to bring me a copy. She agreed impatiently. sug- gesting that I get my priorities in order! Later that afternoon as I emerged from anesthesia I opened my eyes to see my wife standing at my hedside. She claims the first thing I said was, "Did you bring the newspaper:'" Luckily she has a sense of humour and is still living with me. Many readers have written, asking, "Did you approach the surgery with apprehension'" You bet I did. Primarily because I had witnessed many bypass opera- tions. I had no illusions about what surgeons were going to do to my body' I also knew the statistics. That there is a one to four per cent chance of dying depend- ing on your health. And I had read a report in the New Eng- land Journal of Medicine showing the risk of stroke could he as high as seven per cent. Nly surgeon insisted I was in good shape and my risk was less than one per cent. Not being a surgeon would have made life a lot easier. But at least I knew that Dr. Tirone David, one of the world's best cardiovascular surgeons, was performing the surgery. That made me sleep better. I assumed I'd have consid- erable pain after such an iw a - sive procedure But to my sur- Health prise I had relatively little need for painkillers during my hospital stay. WHAT'S GOING ON IN DURHAM REGION'S COMMUNITIES However, I was in for ma - 'or su rise In m wildest Tots in Motion The YMCA of Durham has a wide selection of programmes this fall. From Toddler Tots in Motion to Youth Basketball the YMCA has something for kids of all ages. % Drop by the YMCA office at 250 Michael Blvd., Whitby to pick up a flyer or register. Programme times and costs vary. Cancer Society "Volunteers are asked to be available one day a week to assist with transportation," said Garry Minnie, president of the East Durham Unit. If you have a valid driver's li- cence and are interested in volun- teering with the Cancer Society's transportation programme call 725-1166. Parenting with love in Ajax wants you Catholic Family Services of Durham is offering a workshop for .The East Durham Unit of the parents starting Oct. 13. `Loving Canadian Cancer Society is look- and Living With Your School -Age ing for volunteers to drive local Child,' is a six -evening workshop residents to and from cancer clin- which covers such topics as: teach- ics._ _ ., , _ __...�.. _ ... _ . - _ .. _. o _ ing vour child cQ-operation, moti- vating and encouraging your child and effective discipline with love. The workshops will be held at St. Patrick Catholic School in Ajax from 6:30 to 8 p.m. There is a $40 registration fee which must be re- ceived by Oct. 9. Call 725-3513 to register or for more information. GM gears up for cancer research General Motors workers contin- ue to prove they're driven to help their community. GM recently raised $3,300 through its gate collection for the Leukemia Research Fund of Durham Region. This event has been organized by Leeta Vinson for the last five years, � nightmares I had not expected such intense post-operative fa- tigue. It became my primary problem, in part due to ane- mia. But as a type A personal- ity I found this constant weariness extremely frustrat- ing. A very impatient patient! Having gone through this traumatic experience one thing continues to amaze me. The current blase attitude of the public about bypass surgery. Today many people speak casually of bypass surgery as if it's an appendectomy. Be- lieve me, it's no appendecto- my! Patients and families know that thousands of bypass oper- ations are done every year. That most patients recover and lead active lives. And the fact that patients are discharged from hospital in four or five days tends to de-emphasize the seriousness of the surgery. It's not the purpose of this column to worry patients. But take my word. this is a com- plicated and potentially haz- ardous operation. The miracle is that so many patients sur- vive it. Many people were sur- prised when they learned of my illness. They said, "Why did this happen to you? You're not obese. you lead an active life. play tennis and you don't smoke." I also didn't suffer from di- abetes or hypertension. And was rarely ill. I've already taken vitamin E, C and the B vitamins for years, all helpful in fighting coronary disease. But I wasn't lily white. 1 did enjoy french fries and gravy! Most likely my Waterloo was grey hair and genetics. Nl,v mother had a coronary at about the same age. I men- tioned in an earlier column she lived on until 93. The great tragedy is that many bypass operations are not performed because of old age and genetics. Rather, they're the result of bad habits that could and should he cor- rected. Prior to surgery I needed an angiogram to assess the status of my coronary arteries. A 55 - year -old woman nearby also waiting for the procedure was crying. Not knowing anything about her I tried to reassure her. Later a doctor told me she had had two previous angio- plasties to open coronary ves- sels and one previous bypass. Now she was awaiting another bypass. With some impatience he commented, "Can you believe it, she is still smoking'?" In retrospect I should have taken a baby Aspirin. every day starting at about 55 years of age. There's ample evidence that this helps to keep the blood oiled and decrease the risk of coronary attack. Why didn't I do it? I hate to admit it, but it seems I'm not perfect. I thought I was Super- man! And what idiot following a bypass operation would open his eyes, look up at his wife and say, "Did you pick up the newspaper!" v. , , .t•. +. .1.:�II C -i::; 1.. i i. t,. 1 L•.i, it PAGE 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISEWUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998 :T5;T unw,_ 27 133rom T: Effects of lifestyle on your hearing By Lila O'Neill, Audiologist, M.Sc Aud (C) Research shoss,s that age not only affects your hearing, but so does your lifestyle. Rock concerts, scream- ing kids, stereos, hot rods, motorcy- cles, la%vn mowers, firearms, dance competitions can all be "torture to obr ears". Babe boomers turning age Flt land there are '(, million of us in Canada and the U.S. alone) may suf- fer hearing loss. High protile former Surgeon General Koop and America Heather Whitestone have been fitted with hearing aids. The White House has ackno-wiedged that President Clinton, 51, has hearing loss and has been fitted with hearing aids. His hearing loss was diagnosed at his annual physical exam and believed to be noise -induced and due to "his belonging to the aging, baby -boomer generation. Studies have shown that good hearing health is not only a prereq- uisite for good communication and social interaction, but may also be integral to our physical and mental well being. Hearing aids are solution-, to many. \inety to 9; percent of hear - MASSAGE THERAPY FOR TREATtitLNT OF: • Whiplash Injuries G. • Sport Injuries • �%ork Related InjuriesQif� • ~tress Relief and Relaxation 6�r Qf • Ffeadaches, Migraines, Pain Relief Registered Massage Therapists Neelam Bains, B.Sc., R.M.T. Gail Sheehan, R.N., R.M.T. DURHAM ORTHOPEDIC AND SPORT IN -JURY CLINIC 60 RANDALL DRIVE UNIT 7 & 8 AJAX, ONTARIO (905) 428-7800 ``r t iii- W • Free consul kation • No referral necessary • Braces for adults and children • Evening and Saturday appointments available Dr. Christopher Tom Orthodontist bickering Town Centre, Lower Level ing loss cannot be treated by medical or surgical intervention. Hearing amplification is often the most desir- able solution. Babe boomers have overcome the stigma of wearing hearing aids because then realize that good health requires good hearing. Hearing aid technology has made giant leaps over the past test' years. Digitally programmable hear- ing aids packaged smaller make them clear sounding, even in some noisy situations and more discreet than ever before. Some hearing aids are virtually INVISIBLE to others! If you think you have a hearing loss, see an audiologist, an expert in hearing testing. An Audiologist holds a Master's Degree and is licensed to prescribe hearing aids in Ontario. Hearing doesn't discriminate. No one is immune from hearing loss. But we can help. To hear better, call one of our Durham Hearing Centres. ROS I`dowaw < r Griet therapist and Educator v Berea%ement Counselling �? specializing in indnodual and famil} therapy Child and adoles,:ent loss Supf-Aming women: assault, abuse and gnet Pet loss Spirituality and ritual guidance PickeringVillage, Ajax & 541 Taunton Rd. Vl'e,t. Ajay For a personal consultation or to book an appointment please call 905_427-87-30 Treatment of: Prescription Narcotic Addiction Heroin Abuse •Ir A ilia is 1 Peril V Completely in -the -canal hearing aids are virtually Invisible Schedule an evaluation today With an Audiologist. An Audiologist is licensed in the ,. Province of Ontario to prescribe Hearing Aids. FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT Ajax -Pickering Audiology Clinic 1885 Glenanna Rd., Pick. 831-8311 Ajax Audiology Services 95 Bayly SL S., Ajax 831-8311 Whitby Hearing Centre 1032 Brock St. S., Whitby 666-7726 I C the next Better Health on October 11 RONA[d J. KIEIN, D N'11 PODIATRIST '@Full Veteran's o0 _ ■■ �rl:1�=::: Coverage *Sports Medicine co s� *Diabetic Feet, Corns & r v,. CO Calluses 01 • 1■ *Children's FootW /1 I u ■' 1 1885 Glenanna Road, Suite 210. Pickering, Ontario L1V 6R6 ROUGEMO r • PAIN • WEAKNESS • STIFFNESS Kathy Chamberlain and Cathy Kammerer are Registered Physiotherapists specializing in: N: .J f ""lti,e ufier a trienally t�:easant atinusphere ir: ;, iu�r: to .iis�us� i,our needs. Our serrices are covered by most Extended Health Benefits, W.C.B. 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PRK VS LASIK Most patients hove 2 - 4 Almost completely pariless. days of considerable pan after the procedure. Vision is blurred for 3 - I days Most patients con comfortably following the procedure. drive their car within 12 hours of having the procedure. Vision can fluctuate fol Vision in most patients is stable 1-12 months. after 2 - 6 weeks. Eye drops necessary to contrd the Eye drops used for I week only. heoling process for 2 - 6 months. Many postoperative visits Very little aftercore necessary necessary to ensure proper becaise of minimal healing healing response. (905)721-1211 JOHN N. MACLEOD, MD SEf rnE fiifffYEMEE u EZIG Oshawa Clinic, 117 King Street East, Oshawa, Ontario L I H 1 B9 vh -i N S7 i TU T FF For more information check our website at wwwjnwisod-op.com e.. .. ,... ya, C THE NEWS ADVERTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 27, 1995 - PAGE 17 It's time you discovered Craniosacral Therapy The cranio sacral system influ- ences many body functions. An imbal- ance in this system can adversely affect the development of the brain and spinal cord, which can result in sensory, motor and neurological dys- function. The craniosacral system is a physiological system that exists not only in humans but in animals pos- sessing a brain and spinal cord. Its for- mation begins in the womb and its function continues until death. The system consists of the mem- branes and cerebrospinal fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord. It extends from the bones of the skull, face and mouth — which make up the cranium -- down to the sacrum, or tail bone. The positive effect of Craniosacral Therapy relies to a larger extent upon the patients natural self - corrective physiological activities. The WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? FREE Consultations • Ccmplete & Partial Dentures • Removable Dentures on Implants • Same day relines & repairs • Evening & Saturday appts. PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. 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It environment. encourages your own nat- Because of its influence ural mechanisms to on many body functions, improve the functioning of CranioSacral Therapy is your brain and spinal cord, used today by a wide vari- to dissipate the negative ety of healthcare profession- effects of stress, and to als including osteopaths, enhance your general medical doctors, chiroprac- health and resistance to dis- tors, psychiatrists, psychol- ease. ogists, dentists, physical CranioSacral Therapy Dr. Brenda Chartier is pleased to welcome Dr. Alethea J. Correa M.D., C.C.F.P. to her practice as of October 13r, 1998 She is NOW accepting new patients at 420-9999 1885 Glenanna Rd. Ste. 202 Pickerin 1 f furduhle Denture _�...t-):,c Rt a-, .::. . REPAIRS (1 hr ) - Relines - Comoleta. Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER xtii, DD, F.t.A.(.1 a I 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE. 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Trained therapists are able to pal- pate the motion of the craniosacral system anywhere on a patient's body. Valuable information can be gained very quickly with regard to rate, amplitude, symmetry and quality of sacral motion. Article compliments of Whites Rd. Physiotherapy & Sports Injuries Clinic Have YOU been injured'. III in a car accident? Whites Road Physiotherapy And Sports Injury Clinic. You*ll be pleased to find Individual attention and care still exists. 9 Whites Road Physiotherapy IriI & Sports Injury Clinic Since 1988 IHI THE MEDICAL CENTRE .. 720 SHEPPARD AVE. UNIT 8 i) 420-0647 PICKERiNG, ONT. L1 V 1 G5 Thay ; CAnad;an t � Annemxie Leepet BSC. PT Rec . Physiotherapst hmc Director Droo by or Call Direct 363 Visit our Health Clinic Wed: Sept. 30th Topic: ARTtIRMS • Good health clinics ' Fgee' • Good health centre - pamphlets & videos • Prescription delivery ,s • Blood pressure testing - • One-stop shopping for all p,�S• your health care needs • All drug plans accepted • Personalized, confidential printout of all your prescriptions Durham Centre, Harwood Ave. & Hwv. #2 IF . 'TIME • QUALITY • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 241 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENTIST W. cc tu ♦ gC WIC ci 3 .9 PAGE 18 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY. 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SO 'it hark. rela-, and enjo%. 17 r7lij t-_ I C. 11"te".W11"Wit PACE 2A - THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, IM . � �:Studentsprotest have a need tootoschool'g By sum O1111110ill Staff Writer PICKERING — Teri Smith and Meagan Miron would pretcr to be- in the classroom with their teachers rather than standing across the street from their school. But that's where the two girls were Wednesday and Thursday, protesting the teachers' strike on the street comer outside Dunbar - ton High School while educators wcrc picketing across the road. "We're trying to get the mes- sage out that we need to go back to school:' says Meagan, who's anxiously waiting to start Grade 9. "We're trying to make a differ- ence." Public high school teachers in Durham have been on a legal strike since Aug. 21, leaving ap- proximately 21,000 pupils with a lot of spare time on their hands. But that could end soon with news on Thursday afternoon the provincial government would move to order teachers hack into photo by Susan O'Neill Meagan Miron (left) and Teri Smith brought their concerns to the street in Pickering this week. There were only two of them but, as Teri notes. 'we're getting our message across'. Volunteers sought to help kids with special needs Resources for Exceptional Chil- dren, a non-profit organization pro- viding supports to families with chil- dren with special needs, is looking for a few good volunteers. The group requires individuals in- terested in becoming members of its Board of Directors. If you are enthusiastic, willing to provide leadership in your communi- ty and committed to the principle of inclusion for all children, please contact Frances Logan at (905) 427- 8862, ext. 328 for further informa- tion. Ills wish to draw "W a 11 Pion to to I "t9 in our CYNIwIt "Akira A Grwt Ssk" FW Page 4 - Mom 4112, Ryobi MwW Router, 54-6920-6. Copy reads: 11r collet. Shot reeds: 1/4' collet. We spa any kwowamw= mawr how caumd yoiL I enote d338 - At zones Catch us online at www.durhamnews.net classrooms. As for Teri and Meagan, they picked up some textbooks from their school earlier in the week, but received no course outlines and didn't know where to start. "You don't know what to read. ' says Teri, who reasons any- thing they do cover on their own time will likely be reviewed in the classroom anyway. So the two decided holding a protest outside their school would be "better than sitting at home all day doing nothing:' says Teri, who's hoping to start Grade 10 soon. "Our summer was long enough. After awhile you just get annoyed and bored. "There are only two of us but we're getting the message across:* she says. "It's a really good feeling:" adds Meagan, who reports the two are receiving a lox of support tTom passing cars and are count- ing the number of honks as dri- vers pass by. -So many people are support- ive:' says Ter, who notes some teachers on the picket line had even stopped by to say they sup- ported the students' efforts. "We want to be hack in the Classroom as much as they do:' says Dunbarton High School teacher Dawn O'Neill. Knowing the %Lh(x)l board and the teachers' union are negotiating "makes it much better to be out here" photo by Andrew lwanowski Tossing and turning Joann Edgecombe gives it her best shot during the water balloon toss at Pitney Bowes in Pickering on Wednesday. The company has pledged to raise $8,050 for the Ajax -Pickering United Way in the 1998 fund-raising campaign. $$Tota/ due on signing includes down payment, freight, 1st payment plus taxes, GST, PST, gas tax and air tax. 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See your Dealer for conditions and details. www .gmcameda com is a trademark of �%wv General Molom Corporation. 12 -THE NEWS ADVEIMSERATXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998 ..,.1 j71te see ti This is where we live. we see things others miss, Our senses are sharper. Our commitment knows no limit. For 106 years, we"ve been covering Toronto. So, if J .-,,,you re looking for the ' stories that matter most, then r i .`look to The Star".every day: g'. .,.-*'-It's whert-.,..�' ��"� � ��Ce ou eve. �r1.r�rl epi[i[ t� .. x W.)1)11: F.P.1W1)I:.:::� �'raF?aas�Fr. e-:►�rrc�►. Aa�aaaerr:-ixYs►rt�: A P BILLBOARD WHAT'S HAPPENING IN AJAX AND DICKERING TUESDAY, SEPT. 29 PARENTS: A support group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parental abuse meets locally every Tues- day at 7:15 p.m. Call 1- 800-488-5666 for loca- tion. SENIORS: The Ajax Se- nior Citizens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. An- drew's Seniors Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Mar- garet Both, an environ- mentalist with Animals and Reptiles, discusses the environment and snakes. Phone 619-0315 (Betty Batho) for more in- formation. CANCER: A weekly Care- giver Support Group drop-in meeting, where people supporting a can- cer patient can share feel- ings and coping strate- gies, is held from 1 to 3 p.m. at Hearth Place Can- cer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. 579-4833. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 30 TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax -Pickering Toastmas- ters group meets from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. every Wednesday at the For- tune Financial office at the corner of Bayly St. and Finley Ave., Ajax. Im- prove communication and leadership skills. Phone 686-1443 (Mary Ann Pietrusiak) or 683-4439 (John Johnstone) for more information. CANCER: Yoga for Bod- ies Under Stress, for can- cer patients or their care- givers, is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Bring blan- ket and a small pillow. Limited space, registra- tion required. Also avair- j able is a session on relax- ation and guided imagery techniques for cancer pa- tients and their care- givers, from 1:30 to 3 P.M. Phone 579-4833 for more information. Your Wine Making Establishment TFIE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998. PAGE 23 .earn to beat stress Stressed to the max? Bumed out? Need help'? The Durham Region Community Care Association is offering a free, three-part care -giver information series. The seminars' topics will include community re- sources, legal and financial is- sues, and Durham Access to Care. The series will run on Tuesdays from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., on Oct. 6, 13, and 20, at 487 Westney Rd. S., Unit 19, Ajax. There is no charge, but registration is required by Sept. 29. 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Raiders' marksmen were Stephen Ross Budai. Kele Cunningham and Ryan An- neslev. Assisting were Chuck Bntskev with two. Patrick Milne, Bradley SneLsinger, Budai and Matthew Carroll. Paul Benson played a strong game in the net for the Raiders. The Raiders played three games in the preliminary round. Ajax-Pickenng defeated Halton 4-0. Budai scored twice, Cunningham and Annesley fired single markers. Carroll and Brent Small each had two assists. SneLsinger had one. Goalie Br -,an Eustace recorded the shutout. The Raiders dropped a 2-1 decision to NNcst Seneca in the second game. Bu- dai scored, unassisted. In the third game, the Raiders thrashed the Pittsburgh Penguins 10-0. Andrew Dissanayake scored a hat trick. Small and Snetsinger each had two, Milne. Cunningham and Shawn Coultice tired singles. Coultice had three assists. Annesley and Carroll two apiece, BnLske\. Snetsinger, Danny I-e:fort, Bu- dai. Dissanayake. Cunningham, Jason X%Inder, Michael Rocca and Milne one each. Eustace recorded his second shutout of the, tournament. Panthers play Axemen Tuesday Tuesday, Sept. 29 will mark the first time Ajax and Pickering junior hockey teams meet in a meaningful game. The expected rivalry between the Pickering Panthers and the Ajax Ax- emen will heat up in the first regular - season meeting ever between the two clubs at the Ajax Community Centre at 8 p.m. -t The Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League squads met twice in pre -season exhibition hockey with the Panthers defeating the Axemen on both occasions. Panthers' head coach Rod 1.rlcGillis and Axemen head coach Mark Watson expect there to be a lit- tle extra incentive for their clubs to get up for Tuesday's match. "I think the rivalry with Ajax will take off early," says McGillis. "We expect tough games with them. We have 12 guys from Ajax/Pickering ,and they're very keyed up for it." Adds Watson: "With Pickering, we want to get a healthy rivalry go- ing, so it's an important game for us." i This Tuesday's contest is the first 'of six regular -season meetings be- tween the clubs in the 1998-99 junior hockey campaign. MMVw�wr Bunker blast Brian Hughes blasts his ball out of the bunker and on to the green while play - Ing a round of golf at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club Wednesday after- AJAX FIGURE "` SKATING CLUB ANNUAL GENERAL MEETIN AND EXECUTIVE ELECTION Will be hew an Tuesday, October 6, 1998 at 8:00 p.m. At the Ajax Community Centre (Admiral's Roam) noon. With fall in the air, golf enthusi- asts only have a limited time to get on the- course before the colder weather comes. .till the members (including Canskate -.._ OW Prewbool) are Invited. x "' P Learn -to -skate • Highly OuaNried Instructors • Small Groups - Great Ratios • Low Prices - Classes for ages 310 65 • Saturday Noon or Sunday a. in. Markham Rd., S. of Steeles Kr....... (416)412-0404 The Heat is on recruiting drive PICKERING — A Sandy Beach Road on Pickering Heat fastball team Thursday, Oct. 1, starting at is looking for a few good 7 p.m. young women for next sea- Players must be 17 or 18 son. years old. A try -out session for the For more information midget girls' fastball team is contact Phil Wickware at slated for Kinsmen Park on 839-6387. BEGINNER & INTERMEDIATE Hockey In Focus For Adult Men A Wornen 15 WEEKS - INCLUDES INSTRUCTION & GAMES STARTS IN EARLY OCTOBER _�■� CALL NOW! SPOTS ARE LIMITED Walk for those who have difficulty wallang themselves is y' V" 1998 SUPERWALK FOR P"EIN-SONS SundaY, September 27 8ieOsdr Wn and Breakfast 9 a.m. -10:30 a♦m. . -- * Minimum registration $25 in pledges per person to receive a SUPERWALK T-shirt, breakfast and lunch # To save time by pre -registering for the.Toronto SuperWalk, call 416-932-0315 Walk, Stroll, Slap or Roll 10:30 axL start < > * 2 km or 7 km route * Wheelchair access For information about PwWmong, 't►M otw web she at: www-parkingon.ca .For regitrtradon and pledge forma, � �..c�ll 1,80437-648;4., ,, :� ti �►,rs � -- - Pickering peewees post pre -season win over Richmond H1811 PICKERING — The Pick- ering Panthers Bay Sports/Sports Excellence major peewee 'AA' rep hockey team posted a 3-2 victory in its exhi- bition season opener against a tough Richmond Hill squad re- cently. Kyle Harding opened the Pickering scoring with a shot from the red line. Harding and defenceman Tyler VanGijn assisted on a goal by Matthew Fettes to put the peewee Panthers in front 2- 0. Richmond Hill battled back to tie the contest before the end of' the second period. In the final stanza, the two teams played end-to-end hock- ey. Defenceman Cale Smith scored late in the period to give Pickering the victory. Goaltenders Mike Fleming and Luke Chivers shared the netminding duties. The 'AA' Panthers got solid offensive efforts from Jennifer _ .VZAr1rZPA L for 1 SEPTEMBER do OCTOBER, 1998 TUESDAYS do SATURDAYS $10.00 per person. or 2 AT $5.00 each Pickups in AJAX, OSHAWA, k WHITBY Inducim- RETURN DELUXE MOTORCOACH TRANSPORTATION, FULL BUFFET MEAL, GUARANTEED ENTRY, ALL TAXES LOYALTY CARD PROGRAM Earns trips to Rama n Wagonlit Travel 905-683-8411 14800-831-1185 905-571-2231 1-800-227-5766 905-666.8266 1-800-750-1969 Sadler, Brett Connolly, Kyric Aitken, Derek Farmer, Mike Murphy, Brian Campbell and Gordie Brettell. Playing key roles defensive- ly for the peewee Panthers were Ryan Gemon, Evie Han- na, Eric Neubauer and Stephen Farmer. The team is coached by John Fleming. Peter Murphy, Barry Fettes and Ron Harding. Music World is an additional sponsor of the Pickering major peewees. THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998 - PAGE -25 photo by Ron Piefroniro Squeezeplay A Kingston Township Voyageurs player is squeezed be- Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League home opener at the tween Ajax Axemen defenceman Rod Hynes (10) and Ajax Community Centre Tuesday. 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(Interesting isn't it) It is starting; to look like the MEGA MERGERS may not just slide through as we all first thought. A rare situation has developed, the Canadian public, which at it's most aggressive stage would be deemed as pas- sive at best, is finally speaking up against these mergers. hlavbe, just maybe we won't be forced into a financial MONOPOLY situation. Lenders have become more stringent in respect to credit qualifications, and we have seen some applications declined because at one point in time, a loan or credit card has become two payments in arrears. We have seen files The friendly and knowledgeable declined because of some minor credit card late payments, even though the mortgage payments have been paid tike staff at Central Funding Group are clockwork for over ten years. Remember mortgage payments from left, Melanie Jackson, Glen (which is the largest debt most of us will ever have) do not Campbell, Gilda Dean, Ray show up on a credit report. The time to revamp both our Rehman, Sylvia Jules and Paul credit rating and reporting systems is long overdue. Chatham. The housing market, which has been soft for the past few months, is starting to show some signs of life again, and the job market is still very active. (Thankfully) The general feeling about the economy is still skeptical at best. Interest rates for the balance of the year should be relatively stable with some minor bounces up and down. Take a good hard look at your monthly outlay. Would it make sense to look for a good consolidation? Over the past few years, our debt consolidations have saved our clients an average of $600 a month in pay- ments, with some saving in excess of $1200 a month. For fast professional service, (where our main objectives are to not only get you the funds you require, but to get the best rates and terms available) let Central Funding Group be your broker of choice. Remember on prime first mortgages, our interest rates are up to 3/4% below posted market rates, and sec- ond mortgages start at 7.5%. Cottage mortgages and consolidations are a speciality. Private funds, and equity mortgage financing are always available. Till next time �.ew A C'aorok l PM; E 26-'r"E NE%%*S ADVERTISMIUXBRIME TRIBUNE StTr4DAV, SEPTEMBER 27.1998 c PRODUCT OF NEW ZEALAND FROZEN o WHOLE OR HALF SPRING #LAW 9 GOATS 4.39 kg 2"2*991 a' 'tiF DEQ COUNTSa FETk CHEEA' 2,99)(K.ALAMTA OM'Es2.99 • PIZZA P"ARFE i M PIZZA EI L -XE -MRVE ('FiEFSE -I • PA 770 . BOX('K OF 8 eSUPE H O.M I FF IR, IF"! viLl ILV ^�HF- PA8TA egg_ ; T, ', ' A n" "THE FOOD TERMINAL" DWIC PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY. SEPTBW 27 .59491PAYMENT TO SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3,1996 LUXE PlZ7A P( LD N. CRISP W VVM I I X IA('K 1.8 kX M)X OF 18 LS7 kg BOX OF w 7 - 4 THE NEWS ADVE IRTISER/UXBRID(:E TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998•PAGE 27 •• -- GRADE ccA» YOUNG OVEN READY 6-14 LB. AVG. 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The stuffed Durham Regional Police Superintendent John toys were donated by the Durham Region branch Hamilton. ti - r- 57 KEPJNG j ,w( BROWNE'S DO IT ' for all your home renovations • Decks & Fencing • Basement Finishing • Painting & Tile work • Electrical & Plumbing call Brian 839-37261 S�o All work guaranteedtdiscouVseniors Free estimates. MESSAGES MATH SIX WEEK AD PROGRAM WITH 1/4 PAGE STORYH 4 ZONED TO TARGET YOUR MARKET These weekly features highlights the successes of our community's small businesses. Peter Hughes will come and interview you and take any pictures you'd like to feature in your story. "Spotlight on Business, "Don't Move... Improve! and Bumper to Bumper," each have a 6 week commitment and run every Sunday. Ask your sales representative for discount ,J opportunities. Deadline for this feature is the previous Thursday at 12 noon. P Man's hand crushed in Pickering work mishap PICKERING — A 33 -year-old Scarborough man suffered "severe" in- juries after his hand became entangled in some machinery here Thursday morning. The Vinyl Records Inc. employee was operating a press machine when his left hand became entangled and was crushed around I I a.m., Durham Regional Police report. Richard Smith of Kingston Road was working alone at the Dillingham Road business, which manufactures vinyl stereo record albums. Police, fire and ambulance crews attended after the man managed to call 911. He was transported to Scarbor- ough Centenary Hospital. The Ministry of Labour is investi- gating the incident. `�err�rr�� C�alarl As fall colours slowly transcend around us, and the days of summer rapidly begin to fade, with good reason, we anticipate and look forward to the new autumn season here, at Nature's Accolade. 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At right, inside _k you'll find his i display of Top 00 Quality Vinyl Windows. discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. "After being in this business for 18 years, 1 can honestly say these are the finest windows on the market," says Wayne. 'They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hard- ware." If you desire, you can choose the Low E Class which fil- ters out the ultraviolet rays keep- ing your home cooler in the sum- mer and eliminate fading of your curtains, drapes and furniture. All of the windows come with a lifetime warranty and a 10 - year guarantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does all of the estimates personally, elimi- nating the cost of a salesperson. Durham Windows and Doors also does all of its own installations, which ensures that every customer gets a high quality job done at the best possible price. 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We've got air conditioning, flush toilets and escalators, k.�sr►ess, headaches, irritabtiity and regular physical activity. Dr. Wd iiam Ross and there's no telling; what's next!" • Poorly managed over a long period, put it nicely in the book Life and Health y God replics,"W'haPP You've got an engineer? That's a mistakc--send can lead to health problears such as when he wrote, "Deliberate and appropriate grim up here " blood pressure, ulcers, and heart dis- exercise enables modern man to releasepsy_ Satan says,"No way, I like having an enginecr anti I'm keeping him." chological tension and achieve physical Godsrys,'tirnd him hack up herr car I'll sur " The Satan laughs uproariously and answ•crs,"Vcah, right. key to preventing problems is not to relaxation." - And just where are Y01 going to get a lawyer?" stress entirely (which isn't passible ,� get the desired effects it's important y) -brit to harness it and know your to choose the rightactivities. 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Endermologie your age, how thin you are, or what In Europe where Endermologie frenCb for "fir@SifStltb� legs" kind of shape you're in, has been available for years and r- Now there is a state of the art doing E.ndermologie is part of many Not a cream, not a wrap non-surgical technique that can womens beauty routine like getting and not a painful surgicaliff 11� smooth away cellulite for good as a facial or the nails done. "As well as procedure, well as improve skin tone and effectively decreasing cellulite • EndermologieT-m is a skin colour -- Endermologie. Endermologie treatments are relax- a • treatment unlike any yet , As fat cells and fluid build up ing, feeling like a deep massage ' experienced by North beneath the skin, they press upward which leaves you feeling im•igorat- American women. against the surface, and the skin ed," says Dr. Turner. % s stretches outward - except for short Treatments last approximately 1 ! .., ire final solution to ' bands of connective tissue within 30 minutes, administered twice your cellulite problems the fat. As the fat lobules swell out, weekly, for 15 sessions. A once a i the short bands pull inward result- month follow up treatment is rec- _ Developed in France, and used by European women ing in skin with an unsightly puck- ommended to maintain results. for the treatment of cellulite, EndermologieTw is now ered and dimpled appearance - cel- To discuss this amazing new available at your doctor's. 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Pursue your activity three or more times a week and stick with it. reduced lev- els of stress and anxiety will stay with you when you have firmly established an activ- ity habit. Beyond physical activity, there are ether ways to cope with the stress and demands of work and family responsibili- ties. here are a few suggestions: Set priorities; don't rush. You can be active and busy without being hurried. At work and at home, determine priorities, then strive to accomplish things in both a logical fashion and a reasonable length of time. Keep a diary. Stress can come from not being sure what you want. A diary is a wonderful toxol for self discovery: when You record your emotions and experiences -- the goad as well as the bad -- you can start to see important patterns emerge. You ; don't have to write in Your diary every day, but You should reread it regularly. Talk to others. Problems can seem worse when You keep them tom yourselt. Make adequate time to deepen friendships, and share your concerns with a trusted friend or relative. This can help You see your situation in a new light, which may be the first step toward a constructive solu- . tion. It Your problems seem to be getting out of hand, don't hesitate to ,atik profes- sional counselling. Finally, listen to vuur body. It will tell ; you when you're pushing texw hard. When warning signs like sleeplessness or fatigue appear, slow down. Have some fun! indulge yourself. Enjoy life's little Pleasures Article from Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle Research. NEWS P v A IDLE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SF.P'rEMHER 27. 1 •l="Lo1I1_ "Wills, Willingness and Will Power" (NC)—People seem to agree that having a will is a good idea. As they say, "The sands of time are marked with good intentions - and with wills that were never quite fin- ished." Making a will is some- thing we all know we should do but often put aside until it's t(,o late. Sometimes we begin the process but then don't fin - i -h it. The will is written but not signed. Actually, when it comes right down to it, no one dies ,without a will. The govern- ment has seen to that. The province in which you live has •.vritten" a generic will that stipulates how your estate ,. ill be dispensed it we fail to do this yourself. if you have no will, you r: -rfeit the right to choose how .your property will be distrib- uted. The court will decide for % IU in accordance with provincial law. The problem is, the goy- ,-rnment does not know vuur individual priorities and con- cerns. Whatever the reasons, the lack cif a will can have painful consequences. Heirs can experience needless expense and emotional dis- tress. Opportunities are lost to express your values and con- victions through special Your WI,IG, Your way- bequests ay bequests to your tavourite health charity. Fortunately, preparing a clear and concise ;will is not difficult. in less time and with less expense than you think, you can have the satisfaction of knowing that you have ensured your wishes are respected and honoured, that you have eased the wav for those you love. Some people think they don't need a will if their home and investments are in joint tenancy, and their spouse and children are named as benefi- ciaries of their life insurance and pension benefits. However, they are mistaken in believing joint ownership altogether solves the problem of not having a will. Also, if a husband and wife were to die as a result of a common disaster, and nei- ther had a will, both would have died intestate (the legal term for people with no will), necessitating court appointed executors and guardians (if they left minor children), additional expense,, delays and divisions of property by provincial law. in demonstrating will power and writing a will, you exercise a fundamental right to chucse what do with the accumulations of a lifetime. Otherwise, you could even unintentionally disinherit those you want to help. For example, an asset you intend- ed to divide equally among all your children could instead be passed entirely to one of them because, years ago, it was placed in joint tenancy with that child and is therefore beyond the scope of your will. Be sure to watch for our upcoming feature on Wills and Fstate Planning. Choosing removable dentures onimplants There are many adults who are edentu- lous (without teeth). Wearing dentures is often a source of discomfort for those with little or no gums left from resorption (shrinking). Consider the difficulty involved in chewing when the loose denture is causing abra- sions on the gums. As a result, not only the patient's comfort, but their quality of life can be adversely affected. . Fortunately; advancements in oral implantology is to the Point that it can very sat- isfactorily remedy the major problems that result from loose den- tures. An implant is an abutment (support) made of titanium, which has the property of adhering permanently to bony tissue. The tech- nique was developed by s a Swedish orthopedist, Dr. Branemark, and has been used successfully since 1965. The insertion of the oral implants are usually performed under local anesthetic by a den- tal surgeon_ Although the thought of having dental surgery is not a pleasant one, the procedure is rel- atively painless. The cost of over- dentures on implants is not generally covered by insurance. However, this investment in your quali- ty of life is tax deductible, and therefore more affordable that it might seem at first glance. There is also no G.S.T. or P.S.T. applied on any dentures. Speak to a denturist to find out if implants are for you. Your case will be carefully evaluated with the rest of the dental care team to assure that your implant supported den- ture welll give you years of comfort. For more informa- tion on implant support- ed dentures, or any of your denture concerns -- contact vour nearest den- turist. (All information 11 provided by the Denturist Association of Canada). Andre Maragh, DD (Denturist) can be contacted at the Pickering Denture Clinic at (905) 420-2652 WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? FREE Consultations Complete & Partial Dentures • Removeable Dentures on Implants Same day relines & repairs Evening & Saturday appts. PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420-2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING (SUPERCENTRE PLAZA) ..PA(;E 32 -THE N*E%N'S ADVERTISER/tTXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1998 „I I *I Alolm;ff I I] Aga 4WA olk a ILI Lbql I I olkf� ROAD LEADS HEF JURE WILLING TC mit you - re aic Uwe .r{ *4�"- '� rw-',"P� ,e ' "q�`� Y - /* m 11 fllis nu k*r'& ¢� u to2 t� ='�i .R "�s ._ : v�p 0%-,P _ t L 0 U u �e „• . .l a .) .. i' , THE NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 19% -PAGE 33 Communoty r ou s �n ax an Piockw ering need y ALPHA-AMICALE: Is a French literacy centre seeking volunteers to give workshops to parents of chil- dren who attend Notre-Dame-de-la- Jeunesse school. If interested please call Genevieve at (905) 721-9198. AJAX-PICKERING COMMU- NITY CARE HOME SUPPORT PROGRAM: Needs volunteers to drive seniors and physically disabled adults to their medical appoint- ments. Gasoline compensation is provided. Call Sally Longo at (905) 686-3331. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volunteers needed to help with special events throughout the year, fund-raising and office work and/or serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call at (905) 434-7221 or 1-888-765- 0005. AJAX-PICKERING WOMEN'S CENTRE: Is seeking volunteers to assist with organizing and running fund-raising campaigns/events as well as workshops. We need enthusi- astic and committed volunteers to support women. For information call Debbie at 686-2661. BALLYCLIFFE LODGE LTD.: Learn new skills, make new friends, update your resume. Volunteer to- day I o - day' If you wish to give your gift of time and you are 16+ drop in or call 70 Station St., Ajax (905) 683-7321. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Women who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl 6-16, a boy 6-10 or to a pregnant teer or young moth- er are needed to volunteer with the one-to-one matching programmes. Volunteers also needed for office help, special events, fund-raising, and the board of directors. Please call (905) 428-8111. BIG SISTERS CLOTHES CIR- CUIT. Second-hand clothing store needs reliable volunteers to assist with various store duties such as sorting donations, arranging dis- plays, assisting customers, etc. The store is conveniently located next to the Big Sisters office (Bayly Street and Westney Road, Ajax, next to Taco Bell) and is accessible by pub- lic transit. "Clothes Circuit" will welcome your call at (905) 428-881. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIATION OF AJAX-PICKERING: Volun- teers are needed to assist with the bingo fund-raisers on Monday after- noons at the Delta Bingo Hall in Pickering. Anyone interested in vol- unteering should call Linda at (905) 428-8111. BLOCK PARENTS PROGRAM: Being a Block Parent is easy and re- wardirg. Display the Block Parent sign only when it is convenient to answer your door. 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Cal edbrial ffeeature, our Inside Saks Departing" m Bt IM eivewwYrm M 0821 or Pickering -- Sandra Arm- strong at 831-0878. CANADIAN CANCER SOCI- ETY, WEST DURHAM UNIT - Volunteers are required for many in- teresting activities, including orga- nizing and canvassing for the annual April Fund-raising Campaign. Dri- vers are also needed to transport pa- tients to cancer treatment centres. It is an invaluable way to spend your Spare time since one in three Cana- dians are diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime. Please contact Lynn Nazarko at (905) 686-1516. With your help cancer can be beaten. CANADIAN DIABETES ASSO- CIATION - DURHAM REGION BRANCH: The goal of CDA is to improve the quality of life of Cana- dians affected by diabetes through research, service, advocacy and edu- cation. The Durham Region Branch needs volunteers for a variety of po- sitions sitions and to help out at Bingos held every second Sunday aftern<xm at Caesar's Bingo Palace, 88 King Street West, Oshawa. If interested in any of these positions call Ted Savelle, fund development co-ordi- nator at (905) 436-6648. CANADIAN ORGANIZATION FOR TROPICAL EDUCATION' AND RAINFOREST CONSER- VATION: Promotes rainforest con- servation through education and re- search and needs volunteers to as- sist. For information call :Marilyn THRIFTY MECHANIC SHOP IS PROUD TO SERVE YOU 1, owner/manager Michel Saikali, want to earn your business and trust. Given the opportunity, I will give your car my personal experience, honestly and profes- sionally. You will be guaranteed 1000,. satisfac- tion and we will warranty all of our work for 90 days or 5,000 km. If you choose to be put on our regular maintenance program, we will call you to set an appointment for your regular seasonal maintenance. ON YOUR FIRST VISIT - We'll check the whole car out thoroughly, and tell you exactly what needs to be done to put it in top shape. You decide exactly what to fix and when. We'll set up a file on your car and keep track of everything we do on it, from this point forward. We'll show you how our system works, and we'll agree on regular maintenance intervals for your car. Cole (905) 683-2116. CHILD FIND ONTARIO - DURHAM REGION CHAPTER: Is dedicated to reducing the inci- dence of missing children and re- turning them home safely. Please call anytime and leave a message at (905) 686-3181. CHILDREN'S AID SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volun- teers needed to act as special friends to children and parents, to supervise family access visits, to help with special events and to supervise our children's playroom. For more infor- mation please call Susan Kucharski (905) 433-1553 Ext. 2311 (morn- ings only). CHRISTIAN HORIZONS: Re- quires caring and dedicated people to assist and support developmental- ly challenged young and older adults within group homes and in the com- munity. Individuals seeking a very rewarding and fulfilling experience along with meeting some great new friends please call Dave Carleton at (905) 649-5715 Monday -Friday be- tween 1-4 p.m. COMMUNITY CONNEC- TIONS: If you are outgoing and en- jo; helping people enjoy them- selves. Community Connections wants you to help people who feel isolated and disconnected from our community. If you have organiza- tional skills, enjoy brightening someone else's day and have some CUSTOMER SATISFACTION i'(CV4 AT � - THRiFTY _ _4 I 's �lra� •VR*_- -,a Owner Michel Saikali invites you to visit his recently expanded shop featuring two repair bays and to take advantage of the great savings at Thrifty Mechanic Shop. free time call Lynn McGurk-Weil at 426-7877. COPE MENTAL HEALTH PRO- GRAM: Is seeking volunteers to as- sist people with emotional/psychi- atric problems either on a one-on- one basis or in group programs. Training is provided. Please call Christine or Sheri at (905) 686- 3248. CROHN'S AND COLITIS FOUNDATION OF CANADA: The Oshawa chapter is looking for volunteers to help with an upcoming special event, the Heel 'n' Wheel-a- Thon. Different volunteer opportuni- ties are available. Please call Sylvia at (416) 920-5035 or 1-800-387- 1479 Ext. 18. DURHAM ASSOCIATION FOR FAMILY RESPITE SERVICES: Enthusiastic volunteers interested in sharing a few hours per month with a child, teen or adult with a handicap are needed. Join them in leisure ac- tivities or provide respite in your own home. "Together We're Stronger'. Contact Valerie Ford at (905)427-354. DURHAM SUPERVISED AC- CESS PROGRAM: A YMCA pro-- gram ro-gram where children of divorced or separated parents visit with their non-custodial parent in a safe and supervised setting. Volunteers age 18 or over are needed to supervise the visits. Call (905) 839-3845 Ext. 305 for information. 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We'll call you a few days later to make sure it's working okay. 1Nord about your unique business or S. You'll always know how much the repair will cost, before we actually do it. It will be very clear, sernce• by s. advertising with u what was done. We have no secrets. -^ ' You 11 find no other 6. If you want to know anything bout the work that was done, or how it was priced, lease fell free V lord medium is Y Yt g P P more'cam. rore effective at to ask. I will gladly explain. ,- �- reaching your 7. That every repair or service we do on your car or part we sell will meet your satisfaction. ' I prey cts a and 5th re 8. That every job is warranted, and that we will live up to the term of the warranty. than this special Give your business a boost. Call editorial feature. our Inside Sales Department at THANK YOU AND WELCOME MICHEL SAIKALI PH# (905) 683-1112 5n -mw GET YOUR 16SM7070��_STORY TOLD! PAGE 34 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1998 ,1 .r P1 .F ®i! AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER/ UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE : .,_ ...... � _•::,., clic _, .clic .. ... ., ...... ,... ;..>. eM.... ;.'"':'S'�,"a±-" e., '.. ,., ,,... „. 5., .ew.:bd'w 7 �^„'�-,�+�'+ AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER NEWS ADVERTISER tJXBRIDGE OFFICE OUTLET TRIBUNE Toronto Line (416) 798.7259 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax 1822 Whites Rd-. Pickering OFFICE HOURS: gam - S m Mon.- Fri. P closed Saturday Sara/lee - Amberlea Plata Pm HOURS: l oam- Taes: Fri, noon -5 Sun.Now �� 24 Toronto St. North, UxbridgeCLASSIFIED ON LINE FAX: (905) 579-4218 (24 hour) Mon FAX: (905) 579-4218 (24 hour) HOURS: 8:30am •Spm Mon: Fri. FAX: (905) 852-4355 (24 hour) wbea o• advertise y ya wad ed also eP9eas on ire iateraet of INTERNET: http://vi".dttrimmews.mt - 683 0707 683.0707 852.9741 co EMAIEMAILiatpose®diilrh0111.11et abae 9— area til 9*30a - 3ps . _!hw Nett or! A tp- ffaa •Fein fat. 9:30w • 3� I I Careers I I Careers I I Careen 1 1 Careers ON careers Mj Careers 1 1 Careers I I Careers 10 General Help GET FAST RECOGNIZED TRAINING THAT WORKS! IN LESS THAN ONE YEAR DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY COMPUTER SUPPORT SPECIALIST Administor user softwom in a stand-alone or networked environment • MS DOS • i-iorcware & • W n 95 Networking W" Ni A 0 • Explorer 4 • Novell 4 1 INFORMATION SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER Learn the concepts required to design and develop software • v'svol Basic W n 95 • Memory • C �++ • 'AS DOS Management • ^temet • Access COMPUTER BUSINESS APPLICATIONS SPECIALIST Advanced levels of tate popular computer sohware applications • W,, Oc • cower Pont • Access • Word • Word Perfect • Exalorer 4 Excel • lotus • °aradox PICKERING CAMPUS OF 420-1344 TORONTO STONHARD ADMINISTRATIVE / MARKETING ASSISTANT Career Opportunity Excellent opport�n:ty available in our Canadian Head Of- fice. To loin this winning team, you should be hard work - ng and self -motivated with a strong work ethic. Ti s position includes communications between Sales - De -sons and Customers. co-ordination of shipping, billing, and collectior for accounts across Canada: along with c,omotional material design and marketing program imple- mentation for a new product line. Additional requirements: - Good communication skills - High level of enthusiasm - Creativity - Bilingualism in French is an asset. Attractive salary and benefits. Grow your career with us ! It your background matches what we're looking for, please send or fax your resume to: STONHARD LTD. 95 Sunray Street Whitby ,Ont. L1 N 9C9 Fax: 905-4313-3056 Attention Victoria Greene, Marketing Manager We thank all applicants, however only those selected for interviews will be contacted IVYMCA PROJECT of G"'TOQON 0 CO-ORDINATOR The Family & Community Action Program, a Health Canada initiative designed to enhance the well-be:nli. Ji Guri .::.a Region children 0-6 vears, invites applicants for Project Cipordir FC . r_ a multi-year federally funded program in agreement with the Province of Ontario, and administered in Durham Region by the YMCA. The Project Coordinator is a member of the Project Management Group. Responsibilities: Coordinating and administering region -wide program planning and implementation activities, involving volunteer committees, appropriate agencies and parent consumers. Identifying and responding to policy and procedure needs. Initiating marketing and public relations activities. Recruiting, hiring, supervising staff. Qualifications: Thorough knowledge of the services and service needs of Durham Region. Ability to conceptualize, analyze and problem solve. An understanding of Human Service programs and a graduate degree in a related field, or a combination of relevant undergraduate education and experience. Current Ontario driver's license and use of Vehicle. Please sena cover letter and resume by October 6, 1998 to: FCAP Hiring Committee 1400 Bayly St., Office Mall One Unit 166, Pickering, ON L1W 31112 ENROLL NOW FOR OCTOBER 1 1 Careers Insurance Broker PoNitions 'it: • Personal lines Producer, and • C.S.R. 1: I B L1 license; Tele- j;k.Fn%/Tab, experience preferred. Contact Pat at Warden Insurance 1905) 579-1317 HAIRSTYLISTS HAIRSTYL- ISTS GRADS b apprent,c-e re- anired wn^ no previous e>(. penence Get pard while you through our extensive col - ,!ng and cutting program M ist have excellent people skills love of fashion, and a fond nage Serious GB only. •la,en:mo's whdby 666-3805 ' 'intennew THE NAIL STATION Career -.�....�� ,enter Eecvme a tedmician. career ttwung ,.,dabte in artificial nails. candling. pedicures. vm- Student Financing avail - Nails S20 (905)723- ..3 IMMEDIATE tuij carie position Aor,, v,jtive Assistant. mid-sized company with -nng telephone skills M, - )soft office expenenee a must Call Dianne at 416-990- 9336 between 9-5 Durham T E L E V I S I O N Career Opportunity Durham Television currently has 2 vacancies lot the i following position at its Oshawa facility. i Master Control Operator Part-time 20 to 25 hours per weeK - shrtt work Contract, October 1998 - June 1999 RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE: Complete playback of community programs and ensuring programs are within technical and CTRC parameters. Editing and playback of Interstitial breaks according to corporate direction. Updating and monitoring of the community message board. Reporting of equipment faults, operational occurrences, j and ensuring that the integrity of the master control facility is not compromised. Must be i responsible for multiple incoming and i outgoing signals and completion of dub requests on time and as necessary. QUAURCATIONS REQUIRED: Good time management dulls and the ability to work to standards. Be able tc handle stress in a fast - paced TV envir,,rrnent. Experience troubleshooting technical faults, ability to grasp instruction quickly and to work independently. Experience in community television, or related educational experiences would be an asset. Valid class G license and excellent driving and workplace safety records. Familiarity/comfort with computers is a necessity. Please forward resume by Oct. 2 to: Rosemarie DiCarlo, HR Manager Rogers Cablesystems 855 York Mills Road DON MILLS, Ontario M3B 1Z1 Fax: (416) 446-0250 Rogers is an equal opportunity employer. YOUTH 16-24 YRS. JOBS AVAILABLE • Apprentice • Retail Sales • Receptionist • Assembly These are a small sample of the jobs available through JOB CONNECT Call the hotline 725-4786 Pickering residents 1-800-263-0993 Funded by the Govemment of Ontario 110 110 ONFIDE�lTIAL TO OQX PEPLIES If ere are I s or Indnndua s to W oln you do not wish our reply sent, Sir gry 41 dr se to thcatlon � ail err I e dr ssed to the bboox um r I e a vert) o0 mentt and a�;c a nlst oil uch names. Placegur a he aldverti erris�O�n 7o°eox Aglies. Q n es on your list your apg I tion wi esti ye . PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are fazed direct) to Oshawa This Week, will not be llorwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. $350 and + Dynamic crew manager. Paid daily, F.T. perm. 3-9 pm + Sat. VEHICLE IS ESSENTIAL! Immediate. 416-292-5886 ARBA DABBA DC we ra+e a (I for you Students needed '1. earn cash n0 n - n e eded (905) 263- )93.(9051725-0213 ASSISTANT SUPERINTEND - ANT COUPLE malum ivwi)l, a ighnse budding in Ajax I be hard working, with . �.7 en ish skills Fax mneto 19.2901 BEAUTY SALON requires h - •sed assistant manager for as salon Salary or com- issiombonuS/proht staring so part timesty isf for 4nawa and Aix cab cyrdw *',5 426-6180 8US PERSON d dishwasher uire^. Na experience nee- '�7Wry. will train Apply m rson with resume at 49 old riinton Rd. Ajax (Pickering is je i CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE .ews ;,rests that advertisers "leek their ad upon ;)ub,cation as News Ad- i—ti5er will not be re- '.ponsibie for more than 1ne incorrect insertion ,and there shall be no Ir ability for non -insertion at arty advertisement. -,ability for errors in ads s li:rlited to the amourl paid for the space occu- pying the error. All copy Is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser C OURIFR experience a muti' require C.Ar or small van. salary Can .,her 6 p m Leave message 619.3152 1 General Help MU General Help 150 IMMEDIATE POSITIONS $7.12 TO $8.00 PER HOUR JOIN THE OUANTUM TEAM AND WIM Work 4 weeks (160 hours) and qualify for a draw to win a Compact Disc stereo system! we need • ouallty control Inspectors • Stamping Machine Operators • Strong Warehouse workers 1Urt up to ioD vsf • Assemblers • Picker/Packers • Material Handlers • Solderers • Forklift Operators is9.o0-slo.00 ver hour Blrirtg your stom-tow safety boots, be prepared to work today. Bring void dwww or savktps account Information for direct deposit. No students Pismo Interviews held in Pickering on Thursday, October 1. 1998 at Pickering Recreation Center (1867 VaNeyf irm Rd.) cal( (416) 292-2282 for app't. MI1111111M am Generfil HMp 111=1 Make It WoHb Your While WORTH Personnel Limited Yotir Professional Placement Agency Servicing the Transportation Industry Has Immediate Openings for the Following: Longhaul (j.S. Ont.-Que. Shorthaul 1'.S. Ont.-Quc. (Dedicated) t'.S. (Dedicated) U.S.Tcams Dispatchers Mechanics Please Fax Restimes To: (905) 725-9411 Pacific Linen, on infernatonal premier rmi;et 0::en.,19 qwlitf. Lfand-name linens, dornesttcs. cnd accessories, is opening out 5th siore in tFe Greater Toronto Metropolitan area at Durham Centre, 30-W KkWfon Road fast in Ajax, Onictria. Ap* in person at our Job Fair Wedn"clay, September 30th 9 am to a PM Rodisson HoW 50 Ecist Valhalla Drive Markham, or*= vIvie am seeking Dept. Sol- Supervision, Saks and Stack A"odafts v- e�ce;EIN r:_ lcr" 1, ou selling enwonnier.1 and vvix) ore cmimaed fo the success d w sue 8nng your enetg� lextbility ard tilent io io� wd1% it abcd +" opportirnties Fac& brien offers a bonus progrom ofd the cippcir- lunity 6 ca" odv-,inc�ernent 4 you ore unable to aw-d out )ob Foor pleow opp� in persor by Co Is' to erther- Upper Canada Mail, 17600 Yonge St., New = kel v Morkvile Mal, 6000 Kqhvt" 7, Morkham. rmcncunen Careers at C.ftd American M Express $10.00/ hour Markham Location • Inbound Call Centre Reps. Customer Service (Inbound/ Outbound) Experience • Must be fle)dble to work all shifts- 7arn-midnW - Mon. -Sun. • MUST have own transportation • Excellent communication skills: written & verbal • Keyboarchng (30wpm) LONG TEM RKL-TWE MMCINS ONLY Fax as=@ to: ftv NuUm 0901155437-4382 CH"11111111111 Sbffing Smices THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires Newspaper Carriers to deliver paper twice weekly in the following areas: Cannington Rivelea.Rd. Uxbridge Marion Dr. East Street Call Debbie 905-852-9741 PRODUCE MANAGER fe Full Time • Minimum 5 Yrs. Exp. • Benefits fe Bonus Pkg. Apply in person with resume to: Don's W f r1ol 3555 Thickson Rd. N. Whitby ww_ IF YOU WANT PRODUCTION, ASSEMBLY AND DISTRIBUTION EMPLOYMENT, WE WANT YOU. Our clients based in Durham Region are looking for General Labourers. If you are a reliable individual, have own transportation and can work shifts. Please call Olsten at (905) 436-6202 or fax: (%5) 576-4698 0111stm Staffing Servic�" The Working Solution NATIONAL POST (anada's I�C%% lian0ral rt"juires an independent Hol�11�11�*Ipfc 'it -livery Distributor in the Pickering tol 0,hawa region. The key responsil-ilitivs of the contracted position it) recruit, train and develop in Adult Carrier ton: to deliver the newspaper it, households rior to 6 a in dail- Late m,,I,-1 % JI� V ' t E)(PRESSIONS -A P DESIGN a must. Please ax resume to: s S'-, STS afto (416) 383-2321 ESTHETICIAN wiTh minimum I I I ", exp If ,,L, re motivated about your carte., become a .mri of our award winning leim Days 668-8046 Eve 4 43C -0320 THE-NEW,� ADVERTISER/UXBRILXE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, SErrEMBER 27.l9"-VA(;k,'3*5 Gem Help Generiii" J�Ge�n"H*� M S111-HOWAqwft M Sm" HOWAIIN Presiently recruiting indivivals with the following skills to work in the Scarborough/ Markham area. . W.P. Word, Excel, welToint typingspeed 50 w/min. t,h )ard, reception ta entry reverse keybd., min 10,W) Please fax resuffnes: Ishbell W11111kie Norreltill Services Canada Fax# ("S) 726-2$63 $11.85 PER HOUR TO START W�-rlklwidc manufacturing o)mpdn", exp'Ind,119 ir, (;TA ha- immediate full time openings for 1),,nann b4wd outlet, in varwus departments in , iding cui%torner service, public relations, set iip ind delivery, no experience necessary WE ,,!t� r advancement (,Ppl,rtu ni ties, paid vaca- !r, medical and dentAl package Nlu,t be IS 7 %TT.,haveown car, Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. or Monclay 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905) 571-3532 DOMINTS PIZZA :1n,- 41 -Vt S AjaA 683-9993 1051 ImCoe St N rishawa 434 777 300 Dundas St E Wh.t. y 43G-0030 1215 Bayvy, ,ckenng 331-0030 Also hor- 19 ASSistant Managers at all icamns Driver with AZ 3 Years L.s. OTR, clean abstract, criminal search. Good rates. benefits after 6 months. (905)433--2939 T&I 91mr 1 -1 Us iwi and W time tele - m r anieting poVions no ex- penerce iecesury No pres- Sur! SaIeS invc"ea Hourly AQV AM bonuses Call Cindy, (905J426-3452 for interview appointment ESTMETICAIN AEOUIRIED fAbigstlec! Wellness Centre, Har salon Sw Safary plus commission 623-7653, for ,rftrvvw EXCELLENT EXTRA CASH. o�r�! d llcme,�i !,,, Inbutor in row drej C.*i Su - tan Apx Picker ing.905-42.7 - 0840 EXPERIENCED !ow trucke ; �,�d for Vffftift� Suva area Must Piave cjp4r ,iWract Repty to File 0,12' Shama Whitby This Wee; �65 Fareweif St 0shaw& om �'H 7LS EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYUST Dstwia sxon Tpie itione (905, 723-801) Zdler, Vickering now hiring PART TIME POSITIONS Available Lip to 27 hours Fk,r week. Days evenings and weekends. Positions for (Customer Set -vice A-sociates.) Overnight positions available 9.30 M. - 5: 00 a.m. up to finli�hLs per week. Apply in person at Customer Service Desk with resume. Only Suitable Candidates will be contacted. ROSEGLEN WEIGHT LOSS & WELLNESS has a full time HEALTH COUNSELLOR position available. If you are a motivated self-starter with both sales & nutrition exp. please fax your resume to Pickering: 905-420-4484 HELP WANTED FOR THIS WINTER -Ski School Director -Instructors -Lift Operator, etc. Apply at: Ski Dagmar Saturday & Sunday, 9 am - 3 pni or send resuni� to.- R.R. # 1, Ashburn, ON LOB I AO we pay you cirectly to assemNe our procucts. Easy work No experience necessa, r-, FPEE cietaitts S E. to send Five Star Entwifinfin 1848 Umpool Rd., Suile 113 Pickefin% Ont, LIV 61113 (416)724,M GAS BAR and car wash at- teridaints reqLured Fult n- i9g)bp time Call Rami 83_ 8121 or apply in person 158 Hunt St Ajax, the Esso Station K41R STYLIST and esfttocw needed with clientele to join Salon in Ajax 50% commis- sion Call 619-9741 MRSTYLIST & ESTNETICAI, wanted at Axxess Downtown Whitby Really gcod oppor- funity, busy, busy. We are overwhelmed with clientele Please contact Heather at 668-50010, or Drop resume at 122 Brock St. N Whitby, MRSTYUST wih clientele lot fnendty salorilbeauty spa in Oshawa. Excellent at- mosphere 404-2573 everings. IF YOU ARE any of the foilow- ing Chiropractor, EsIfietician, Massa TherCst, Suntan - rung & rajor. u opath. we have an =rfunity for you to operate ndently and be a sub -tenant of Extreme Fit- riess Inc You have access to our 5000 active members Please contact Jason by tax 905-709-2960 or phone 905- 709-9498 ext 2137 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS V�, 8,�,i App� lh,kel Temp wsjtw)rts Must De *asi and easy witti hands $7 5gr fir Please call 1-8U- - 3222 Staft Plus INSTRUCTOM,� needed for e,��r I � 1,fiowmg tuidrens programs Marliai Airs Gym- ,;istics Dance and Arts and "alts Please Contact Jason D -v lax 905-709-2%0 of Drione 905-709-9498 e -i 237 JUNIOR CLERX - lata pro - cessirq ',�in,, ,boa,ding Liao resume to Attention Hu- man Resoures PO Box 151 AW LISM LIGHT INOUSTRIAL L _U1? 'J,� _3ntnS Working tAper,ence ,�eell toed safery boots in Vie Durham Pogw ard Scarboro areas $8 - Sir Der hr call SUP Plus I 9M 509-3222 LOCAL TRANSPORTATION C rt; patcher able to work srots Dime tax resume to w2ren MCNamej Interim Personnel 905 1579-6050 OWL TECHNICIAN 1— � �- od tar twig s" 436-93GS MAT 0 AL POST. -Anada s I N x ,,, .Spaper re- 13,j,rirs 4"ij C41 '�'e rs; for rewspa r between 2 00-6 00 a m Von I Sat Vehicle a must Call f-800-268-7742 or locall 416-393-2300 PART TIME - a" Cecoraicr e,,-- r ce 7 , , Apply mfr� ,eSumc at 8&-r � Table 22, Bloor St E . ospw*4 FULL A PART TIME Libe Technician -, '., ;e� ,�re,wtis �,:)e,ience nects Sir, aliJ. dr-�erS license Appi4 at PENN_'�L 195 AesWey Rd S Ajax (no phone calls) PAY AS YOU GO �,,n %cj mv�)�,sr ,, �qwrt,! Pay as you go orn No committrent Pay as you CO pm Daily Weekly MonthIV Absolutely positivety no preauthorizaed Peni Pay as you go 1�,Zr City Gvm Coen until m;dnight M � � W-tkenas 9 a m - 5 1) —, 1,335 Eirco P,,, P,ckenng �905, 42' 6277 TELEMOKETERS nft.jed tull I!ME paft ;vnt n"fly PI us bonus experience preferred -�91 905-438-0058 PORT HOPE- Ti�e Railside Restaufant is *oiung 1o( exii Line Cooks to wori( ir a fast Paced restaurant Everiang and weekend shifis A per. son - 112 Peter Stloyrlirope PRIE-GAM0 of!NNG EXTREW FITNESS. AJI new 30.000 sqft fitness faciisty Allow us to get you great shape Summer be over nowever Spring is right around the corner Dont FALL back, SPRING ahead to next SUMMER NOW" Let our specialty trained fitness consultants and Personal framers take you through a full fitness evaltia- Dorf and W up a workout pro- gram for you All complirwrits of EXTREME FITNESS Enjoy the use of ft best eqwpW club in CarWa State of the art exercise equipmeni such as strength. Cybex. Icarian. Quinton. Life C cle Stairmaster. Ivanko. �A Trek. Strive. Paramount and Rex just to name a few Our new facility will also otter 01y7c .,Y,. V-. orts. aycare. Chiro- praclic & Massage Therapy and Personal Training Our preview Centre is located at 1755 Pickering Parkmy in the Home & Leisure Untie at Brock Rd and the 401 H h - way Call TODAY 905 4 6- 7628 LAST CHANCE" 2 moiiths for S39 Expires Sept 30th REOUIRE COOK tor German Hungarian cuisine Sauter s Inn Restaurant in Pioering Village Call 905-427 6760. Mike or Joe SANDVACHES AJAX Has immediate openings for part timp days. Apply to either Ajax location. Mon. -Fri. before 6 pm. �nced `)e 4 ;;4 inr ip , build 19 ne3f �)Stld*d CeIW8 Sal i ry plus 2 bedroom apt re Wred as a p Rease !ax re , time to 905-5?9-9472 TELE -RECRUITERS major �hjr:Tj F4enm(js home �etiree preferred Sernors For �usiriess 905-686-0717 THE TORONTO STAR Sl��, , )er Uns now Deing nired to, ;( I ) door seI111 vorlicle �_ mired Arm clienng Aw 'A r Braine. 905-427-5526 8h,lby lixtindge Pori Perry Mr Wagner 905-728-4161 shawa �Iarinqton M, 'Aanns 9035-728-2342 Musi ,:e avallable week �Igms training provided ex�ellenf commissions and t)onus struclum Paid bo-werekfy Por more tntormation cail Mor (Jay -Thursday 8am-lom TAUCX CAP ACCESSORY erfDriver for local del, veres Good driving record and me- ChaniCal abi(,ty required Ey pe,ience installing, running boards etc and asse Fax resume to ROL - Ptck�r?-w, - 905-428-7376 WANTED I :,;�.amc Team at �V rww bx 4na grill n Courtice us! liav- at least 5 yrs tx Peoce with !eferences Call Joanne between 5 and 8 p m Mon ;o Fr, onty 47*47,36 WORKING PARENTS !if at lf�! ", � "C"', . -.0me Daset; ouvrmss rint, income ,oferttial and benefits Tram - Ig pfov,ded ��all 416 2a4 �493 Pluil Bus am 11 PERFEC' aw - .-,, ', okmr, 'Dr en- er9cht; entnusasi,c Xople for Network Marketing Peo- ple chnice .4�Arl �4 I 80C 888-39a656C 24,bour mes EXPERIENCED ' - � -oo k1j,,age mtfil .11—c 4iroN j,,o unt &ng computer & borL,w skills a mus? 'a Starr immedwfie,j send resume to Guarcl&ar P,operties Manage nent. 206 339 Wesiney Ad S Aiax. L IS 7.16 WALL :,shdwa �iar?s cximoa- n , ; . -S Bookkeew oarl Ila* to ie *0 hrS 1"4, %_: have accounting KrIuMedro n ral iedge, JOCIS Davable " 4 1 remittance 5 jis ew,, irl accounting and Com - puler OL:,*� A required Fax resume *� X , 3-7698 YOUNG1 WATER q,stems rPQws i �enw, �xkeeper business visim experience in asset Salary commensurate with e�penence Fax resume in confidence to '905)655- 8274 son MOF —it i Aq"ft SA ES POSITIONS a.a�!joie 'n �Urrlam Rcgicn 1"', com- mercial telephone equipment Compensawri package de- pendarit on expener%:e Fax resume io i9O5) 571-3881 SUM M Heb 2 CIARS A Mechanics needed for busy auto repair shoii Ex- perience in Ajignments and fuel injection an asset Musl be reliable and entriusiastic Call R J Philli 430-0298 Ask fo. R CAIIIIIIIIIET 1111"ERS required for night Shift Fall experi- enced cabinet makers need only apoly Please tax resume to (905� 983-9714 CONSTRUCTION HELPER re- quired Drywah. taping Ex- Perience required Call Scon (905)831-3861 CONTRACTOR required Mon. . Fn 5 V2 hrs/day split shift 16 cu ft van reqwred for the Oshawa area_Salary SM.000 Call 1613) &33 2202 FULLY LICENSEO Electrician wanted. full-time to run serv- ice truck Must tie responsi- ble. clean personable with positive attitude and able to work with minimal super- vision Guod wages with rep- utable company and frjendl� work environment Please to(ward resume to 905-725. 1994 SALES REPRESENTATIVES Full Time Experienced new home sales representatives needed for new home sites in the Oshawa & Courtice area. Great Opportunity for the qualified person. Please fax resume to (905) 720-3006 PHILP PONTIAC BUICK LTD. PORT PERRY, ONT REQUIRES NEW AND USED VEHICLE SALESPERSON GM experience preferred but will �-onsider training qualified ap licant Excellent Remune Fin Fax resume (905)985-0680 Att'n: Charlie Andrews No phone calls please K0Skilled Heip Ua Skilled Help ADANIS SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. • Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING Class A Technician • Elisy flat ra- sric-, • �Q Commission • :',At sharing • Benefit package • J� to date modern equipment Apply with resume to: 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering I i M. GROWING AND EXPANDING TO BETTER SERVICE OUR CUSTOMERS Two Positions: 1) PARTS COUNTER PERSON 2) SERVICE ADVISOR/TOWER OPERATOR Chrysler and Reynolds experience preferred. Jim McKnight or Ed Rancier 404-0525 or Ajax 686-1642 NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS Requires 15 AZ drivers for iocal Cumarri work lots of hours, rate S 15, hr. min. 1 exp. Need ICC . plus abstract. Also required 20 AZ Drivers running 40 States, no East Coast. 34: 'mi.. plus $20. each pick-up & drop. Minimum I year experi- ence. Also required - Team drivers running Western Canada & US , 40c team. and pick-up & drop offs paid. Top rates /Benefits. Apply in person or cal I Northem Personnel 112 Athol St. Whitby. 905-430-7168 1-888-439-7777 4* GAVOIL licensed service technician mirumum 10 years experience in residential and light commercial trou- bieshooting and repair AiC experience an asset Clean driving tecord professional appearance required Benefit package Up to $21 /hour Fax resume to (905)885-1108. 1141=711111AL SEWNG macticne operators needed immediately Exp with serger and single needle machine required Costume decorating background an asset Apply with resume to File 0223. Oshawa Whitby This Week. 865 Farewell St Oshawa. Ont L1H 7L5 Sitilled Help REQUIRE HELPERS heating and air conditioning company ' G is fitters ticket or experience, with valid driver's license a must. Please call (905)683-0380 SHEET METAL Workers, Rough -in & Basement Me- chanics and Apprentices wanted Union or Pon -union full lime pusatons Door, sview Heating & A. , (416�675-6228 ask 1,r Gary or Jack, or fax resume 416- 675-9404 (l �- Steel Md Equipment el 01 2 willing IC odbvsil Ircull will year or 1 0 Ca" lod' 728-8220 exl 2 off Reach Ad ) Port Perry 905 - 985-8774 Mfg must be experienced and have valid welding licke!s 3-7pm 5 clays.'week Has Six 00 Also small Propane furnace — FOR SALE CASIO KEYBOARD 1962 IMPALA 2 door HTP Top viages and benefit pack year old daughter who' is cut- woth 100 lb propane lank and %0" start(! knQ S30rj' PA(;F.WTHE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY. SEVrEMBER 27.19" rently attending Glengrove all eolulpmenl S450 Call Kirk Phone 683-74893' ril-vion, new stain re. Dental Articles for saw Articles for M So. — FULL SIZE WASHER & dryer C.WAd G;;,�Aw know *I lfo~ neering �905) 721-1204 ullonvollike for Sob REPAIR TECHNICIAN TE ELECTRIC slave. con- il`�uous clean. $200 FICA DOUBLE bed. iron. while enamel brass PINE/OAK FURNITURE.. En- BAYLYIHARWOOD A,ax - ex- 11110 Grandam L E $2850 arid TITANIC SALE! ROCK BOT_ required by Medical company. Surgical portable dishwasher $75 As. with accents $775 oakloak veneer dining lerlairtment units Home at - tice. Dining Room. Kitchen, %TA DESIGN 87 celebrity S/W 1995 Both TOM PRICES ON A LIFE 3AV ING SELECTION OF UIISINK- instrument repair, machine shop an sorted moving boxes includ- ing boxes Table 4 chairs hutch buffet, Bedroom and Custom SERVICE cars in excellent condition ABLE CARS AND VANS EG. asset. Will train. salary and benefits. I wardrobe (905) 426-6328 $375 Call 665-9074 Designs our Craftsmen have been handbuildirg the hifthest Home and web page creation Hyper I with A/C cerlified or best offer 683-7301 or 428-1879 after 6 JUST DOCKED - 92 Sunbird Send resume to: Arficin PON IS YOUR SKIN aging faster than you are) Revolutionary qual,t); solid pine & oak urni- link and server storage. pm LE. lovely teal. like new. $4.495 93 Geo Storm Sport File #224, c/o This Week tcr Sale anti -aging system Clinical lure lot the home since 1974 Drop in and see our Call John Duane - . auto. 104.000 loons, Hurry P.O. Box 481 11 K. Queen Anne cherry resul s after 4 weeks include 411 R� re duction in wrinkles & Stale of the Art woodworking at 579-4400 $6.995. 95 Cavalier 5 speed air. coupe. brilliant. red, Oshawa, ON LlH 71_5 wood d-nirig room set Brand 1�4-*c increase in skin firm- I acility and let us show you how fine furniture 1994 CONCORD. lully loaded. $8.500. 93 Aerostar van. a-1 cam Available Iew still packaged cost $11 000 Sacrifice $4 500 4161255-0285 ness & elasticity IOCI, Uri conditional Guarantee Do is of r mollo 'There is ma e Of' No Substitute for Quah- Automobiles; COM5;w— 11 --ndition lady driven. certified. Approx red. silver. mint. $6.995. 95 Dodge Grand Caravan all MM�141.d �H.Np your products measure up? ly* Ttad!l-onal Woodwork, Internet for sw 115.000 klms. $12.000 call WIT; and whistles $9.995 92 a! ly7�je WELDERS AND FITTERS n, 12 ft, ith above ground pool w You could win free skin care far a 1 1 115 Nor9l Part Road (S 0%. DOWNPAYMENT no turn 905-428-9101 Merc Sable G S or- earls loaded rr� 'us' 2 6 " n. (l �- Steel Md Equipment el 01 2 willing IC odbvsil Ircull 01 heater and all equipment ill help take down year or 1 0 Ca" lod' 728-8220 exl 2 off Reach Ad ) Port Perry 905 - 985-8774 Mfg must be experienced and have valid welding licke!s 3-7pm 5 clays.'week Has Six 00 Also small Propane furnace — FOR SALE CASIO KEYBOARD 1962 IMPALA 2 door HTP Top viages and benefit pack year old daughter who' is cut- woth 100 lb propane lank and %0" start(! knQ S30rj' CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100�� age Bowmanville location rently attending Glengrove all eolulpmenl S450 Call Kirk Phone 683-74893' ril-vion, new stain re. Fax resume to Dynex Engi. PS It interested call Barbara 831-5886 of Hope 432-1863 isnp) — — — FULL SIZE WASHER & dryer lease carpets on hand, I will calpfll 3 rooms. S349 Price neering �905) 721-1204 avan SE. dark green. mags, 2 LAMINATING MACHINES , lot Qle exceliw evorlong includes carpet. premium pad. Hospital BAYLYIHARWOOD A,ax - ex- 26x26 Vr-,Te�h Ivr7, 1.1v i condition. clean and well expert installation. fast deliv- 10 medical Dental �1 e"Ce", ��,4:,en! mother 3208 Orytech vacuum press maintained $375 for The set er�. free estimates (30 ards) ,zvaulable full time Educated Both in excellent condition Full size while Kenmore fridgle Norman 686-2314 �PR� TLC. numhous lunches (Retail Value S7000) Perfect 11 and stove shovjrcnrn condt- TREES FOR SALE Blue down. good selection Starling I transmission for 1993 As unal Sunfire. 108 OOkm. 3 0 fitre VOYAGE 88 Olds Delta 88 V at $199/month 905-420- _,V, Please call Durham Animal 6 high loons. certified $1.995. 9056 (Sunday s by appt ) 1994 Grand Am 3E, 4 or fully 89 Sable V-6. high lims, load 1962 IMPALA 2 door HTP loaded Dark green. auto V6, ed . certified $1.995 . 90 Geo �83 engine Scroll Carolina 115kms excellent condition sprint, auto. 108.000 knots , pretty, only $2.995 firm. 92 �f. in 1977 all original look- was asking $9800 . reduced Grand Arn. v-6, loaded, pris- ing Asking $7500 1.705�328 to $7999 otto Call Dianne 666- title white, 111.000 lums. fan- 2212 snp - 4093 (snp) tastic $7.925 . 93 Dodge Car. 1973 JAGUAR *E' Type V12 ((T It is Pounds')) Pill avan SE. dark green. mags, ename mint condition. ongi- 1"4 PONTIAC Grand Prix SE air. only $8.850 95 Neon Sport auto air I I flat owner ��Vuv miles ove y greer ,clivities. affordablil refer. Sma uusiness Opportunity for lion fr7dge 400. stove 250 call Srru�e Maples Lindens. - 4-doo, V6 blue metallic 92.000 loons, $8.600 , 95 Metro .P- PHYS10- trices All ages Ca Julie lammalon of_posters prints 4360021 S15,000 ceittlified Call 728 426-M,9 etc Wi;l sell $3500 pair Call Oaks and Locust $25 $150 Arts A 94 71 by appi only 105 OOOkms. excellent condi- Geo. auto, 68 000 Ions. steal it THERAPIST Say at 728-6368 (snp) FUND RAISING Sell garbage (905� 655-8553 leave mes WIN crafts tion certified. must sell $9250 $6 500 , 95 Metro 4 or air. bags � A' �ags. saran, w — 1977 Honda Civic Ice Racer. auto, 4 cyl , low lims. only 0%ha-Au rnulti-cliN,:i- RESPONSIBLE HOME Child ACRYLIC NAILS Supplies a lum toil No cash outlay USED FRIDGE $225. �RA�71��", ,1 194 at The Fill "" 1600 ,,- polished & Dart- o b a Call 509-6370 $7 995 firm 86 -Toyota 4 x 4 plinary rehab clinic call "'s ence and seT-up 0�,, yr aid Nl re -sales Sports teams. arid up. and Craft Showplace located ed. pol;i-lidc. Holly cart. wagon. absolutely mini Cainphell %lorden Governom isiereo int- Complete package for sale used Slc,�s and up. shaved tires $1000 Otto 1- 105000 Ions only $3.985 em Reg schools. youth groups. etc used washers $250 drye s in the Courlice Flea Maker ants to 10 yrs CPR Creative Includes all supplies for am- 579-4552 10-6 weekdays or $125 and up New brand na r telephone. 41011 east of Oshawa Let us 705-328-2212 isnp) 1994 TAURUS GL wagon. am- REAL BOATS 91 Lincoln play Outdoor activities lic nails. air brush compres- leave message Iridges. 16 emwe 1983 TOYOTA TERCEL still (416 1 598-4020 ChurchiDelaney Call Elaine sor. paints & stencils desk & c 1 $605 N show and sell your crafts do- In, �twse dual air bags. fill Corn,fientai perfect. loaded fax- (416) 598-3963 905-W-0352 chairs. light drill and all bits RANKS' APPLIANCES. Sales brand name 30' stoves S449 rectly to the public You do not a(, h,, , ,it, $5rjo as is call 180 K executive droven, sil- 129 -GOO lims titanium on Farls ��,dqes Irnq- and up New 5 c I I have to be there Call 905-436- Abe k5-683 5117 of 905- ver, certified $6.500 (905) leather now $8 945 . 92 Park ear piercing gun & kit etc Too $ reezers 1024 427-1637 Snp 404-9200 eve. or days 434 Ave Super loaded 127,000 LOVING. Reliable Home many items to list Perfect for free. $200up, siuves S2oo,up 255 new 5 c I bar ffidges loms black. on grey leather . dv�a )Ccepllng ages up 10 new business Paid $3500 dryers $175,up New scratch, $225 Stephenson s Ap- FOLK ART CLASSES dvarl- 199-4 GRAND Pox. 1%4 Nis 8909 or P, $9.500 , 92 Olds Delta 88 HYGIENIST WELCOME .� years. juncnes snacks big asking S1500 Call Lori 721� dent',washer $350. 3y, old pliances 154 Ort" St Osha able A, il,eis morning at- Sa' -ih $800 eaoh or Royale L S luxury and price e -Dal' 1 , , !a -, . �,,,cfice elayroom Large yard AltLria 9192 It g washer $299 Whirl wa.576-7448 ternoon and evening classes be'st offer Box trailer $250 S8835 91 Olds Royal dedicatee iu excefient patient einegrove area FUJI time only - pool "'ll -size slackable wash- R -Frig,- ava" Ile Beginners - BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln Brg loaded, burgundy must care Jovi our recare program Call Jackie 905-509-7787 ADMIRAL DISHWASHER - 4 er & dryer $850 bwrl-m dish- WASHER AND ORYE a tariour Tirk Please call f905036-7695 "I , C sses s ing Town �jt White. with while be seen. only $6 985 FOR 3-4 clays per week ant eve t�ars pi� it go�-o -.�ndilon washer clatilty n- $-75 Cal S30C ar PICKERING Beach side try -side a t it 9 x I� Carpet. (Mulli, tober 5th Learn a craft that 1984 VOLVO 240 'or sale as a leather interior Surrool. total THESE AND OTHER FINE irgs Exlcoenence vtr�i:,J, be , Rollo $1850C CAI 852-I83l` atter 6 with fice ao� vater S699 Reg oo Call 852 pArl� it Mdll� reW and re - asset but not manclaric id,.w,e, '!F months tc p yr, Colo -6779 can relieve stress and give luxury car All options. great VESSELS SEE YOU AT CERTI- TV side -Dy -sides $50C 2 tr old enormous enjoyment Call Please apl* in person at 1 j4 12 years Dairy outings slave white Sell-Cleani like WRECKING 1994 _iev wind- (905) 576-3947 for informal- built parts Will take no less shape Certified $17,000 Call CAR AUTO CENTRE 155 Waiverlo. : Bovirmariville (fenced backyard and park) AJAX CHIMNEY -WEE new $35C Deluxe trost-tree C, -4, mini -van lion than $30000 Call 9()5259, Kirk or Hope at 432-1863 KING ST. WEST AT MIDTOWN e music. no- Special I -t-- . clearling, rid (snp, MALL CALL (905) 579-2886 as loty as $59 00 Pesl -yim, 2952 snp OPEN SUNDAYS, BE TNERE� HEAD COOK Journeyman trIlous miltils & snacks First Caps. f ges 5 tr old $450 Financ trailer h-10, $2� GM -van 2 Pac -e�� expenence Aid C P R cerldied Non- screening insu 'no arvaillable Up to lyr war- seat new $95 2 antique led $25 00 NO rarity 426 Simcoe StS chairs S65,'CaCh Sears pro- 1111145 CAVALIER TYPE 10 2 0 in a retirement residenctV smoking. receipts 905-428 muss noMfuss guaranteed *ru 4 tuel nleo,on long-term care supervisor 1244 FREE ESTI ATES 1905"6- (905)28-4043 lessional scroll saw $195 Lost& CHELSEA MOTORS 1401 7741 Gatortrac blower $65 Doors ME Fellow S. PS 5 -speed Blue on blue Cunclas So F Whatry 430 - experience food service s x QUALITY Daycare Liver WASHER DRYER --,,ellent & inserts $35 Oak cools 159000 km nms, new h W W. peroso, course in asse — c�,,� �, j, le u 7 1 4M 91 Dodge Dakota 4.4 Fat - % hook "1 200 as is. resumes to 905-42C,603C p1c. d: :,.a a le d s make BED. BUCK ughl won ca- 32x8O $45 Sars IC' radial LARGE BROWN r iti xha nor, up can sepai,ate set call arm saw $295 AYr Condit P'l- J w, failed S1400 Certified 1 705-328- e.! (,db V8 Sport Olt a/c AlRCIf0ICF.00%1 free, child daycare dipI,,r,J _10pell1c Mall - on. fatally hit by Cal on Monday 2212 sirp 144K $9995 92 Plymouth ntaritc1lold CPR. f d Yard It s/trame Never opened (905)-839-,0098 IT. $15C Fisher Price 3 -in- I Sept 21 9 30 p m Westnrr,, — Voyager 125K, $7995 94 1985 HONDA PRELUDE. rut) 041. 11-11L P%TI0N%L ay trips receipts- -nutrillous $120C Sacnf,ce S49C %ING BED A thick Orthopedic $95 905-576 Rd at Faurall Call Debbie h7 Cadge Caravan 7 passenger. rmes table I HE %I,TH meals/snacks efer!ncts 1416,255-0285 1 and frame Still I Y, (905,iA27-11310 or leaw mes S 1 XC ) t , 1986 Met A Ni 1) V17N available upon request Cathy 0- 3—M in Vdst.c cost 50� Sell GARAGE rebarrs broker W cury Cougar oerbilable. $,BOG S7995 91 Taurus wagon 89K. Automobil" N1 Rst 905-420-2400 , BEVELLED GLASS R $625 i4l6t 255%28h — abo Call 430-0780 $5995 91 Chi 1500 Pick up. .,du 3 �wne,!, - 1'— %1 . — S�_l ";11 �Jtles rollers, opmen (Jed fow on, witir WOMAN OF COLOUR -1, 1119 APPIOx-frWit wze 7, let! MARSHALL PCINER GUARD es ""StAlled 416-336-0073 FOUND Awrox 5 long 1111147 TOYOTA -i,PRA, Tar $7995 1975 GIVIC Motor la,r too being tabby with gia home w parn $6995 go A A AUTO itiml, And 11�%SIB ('aw e�:, high by 15 feel wide Call 905- 4 4 stamie Arlc les , li'140 LAiaf by Fox Goes Pout am !m 6 cyl 5 %lanagir"wint in the 698-W7 IS 11"I .,ee Pub Call 8311-4036 Gaitcare, smolte . ee name r,ms 6 nu -es, P235/7S(RI5 spill pw pd &c. 185 000 If m VW Goll 161 K $4495 90 Su- bodIs At ;.�i, W $10.WC Durhannitirgi,itin. flexible hours. reliabie arid af- BLIND$ -i.t the middiernar S20C otto After no-. --28 ---- FAST" Only $5300 Call 426 ztxIv Swift 4 dr 123K $2995 Cash on the spot Any candit- Must ha.c fordable services, 18 morrilh It's, 4"'. has custom made snpo AU(TIQUES�AbsojIutofjj1 ;,: LOST - WHITE CAT. �ajrjjedj 7476 Snp) Ali Venickes certified ljtujjanc� lion any Year Ul us any and aid Bayly,'Ill Before xv, ' , - cc;verings Vertical .4 bit us 7eat no. daily Lyric' Poseurmi, P��S.G.jr — - ing Available $500 - $lrOC time. 24 hours. 7 days, 30 eti,pirritence, and �mnd and after scho( av venei-an shimers FT" est, Purchasing oulnght. es- Reward Call k905, 19U CAVALIER FIS it, sun nown senitice 905-W-5003 or krw,% lcdgv of able Call Unda ;f '�9"G'15 42" 1 , NO NONE Y 17 OWMAV ((xl _r�j,sp excetle,11 unnurg duAll Occupati,mal ficallith. 9C,41 ates (416)-22,7-177,77 or ' r ties wdsOrre antique cOnt- STOLEN ONE RUBBERIZED ccinditon. apprOA 230K most- 905-706-5234 (905)460-0072 or _888_ 369- -Expressvu " "' its. (no limit to value con- 1111311040- Sl,-Tem�e' 22nd P� highwary, $2000 Call 905- Safro and "SIB. E-p-cy"le", -555 Clish �17_ $6 115 Ak defred) coRections of any 1998 Was - gill front two 10& 1460 MUST SELL 1983 Mazda (71wint, art in Warned DRAPES blinds 37' long -25"-50" TVs S5 25wk )d Quantities Or Single An- grandsons The person or per- ' — P to ' �erlubrd new tires ex, CASH FOR CARS- We buy indu%trzal and -Fisher Ster" SCwk Que items Special interest in Sam responsible, please I in CAVALIER '!K or ceilent running condition usen �ePw!,s must i. 4 - I matching shower 46 4 loor U J-!ec �u a.' " I -Appliances $� 25wk .10orcroll pottery Ill try to re leave 0 behind the fence at the Construction. %n% ri n Oriental des -on Like pond to am queries Robert borrom of I" tomatic fully Certified $3595 SM (905f576-4797 be in running condition Call r%pirnenice in Illri :o�lced Preferred tul it , -Sharp Viowcalm walf Iran Mus: haw valid dnv new 905-42' 1822 �owen Antiques- BrOokhr Oak View Leasing Call 905- 427 24.5 or come to 479 is an avwl. as sc, 25 ',ntario (9051655-8049. Tax Pets'suppiarsi 683 1395 Bayly St East. Ajax at 'Icense *,If, clean record BEDDING Ouvet cove - Salljr� ctivninnensur- Work To: be done in Ournam I- sk,rl (double' -Scott Canoe. 14 ft. K505-wi SHAWA AUTO CENTER - 25wrx Dowding 1949 DODGE GRAND CARA MURAD AUTO SALES abir %ith exporrivince Toronto area 416-258-58C7 ms & sheets blue - ni� SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE Pu�ation a%ailabir 'Drag 'new' 905-42--1822 -Pentium 11266, UNIX CASH OR DEALS Air Buy 4 JACK RUSSELL cicled '- bill no MECHANIC LABOUR RATE Free -1 & more' Pa. !,,,p DuAlarl P'Al, bred mIl wililmalof 'Ne work 15M smornt-diatrIN. - ompulertrom ,I top items mome aucho, I PC 905, 428 ONLY S581hr with this ad JOHNNY Pleaw ra% reun-w to Trade BODY ARMOUR - Sae " marked Phone : 05-878- as is " 'r and Oute A Call 1-800-267-9466 -idea car Au*O 100IS COS &V6 Call anytime snp 5754 Also Car cleanop. Reasonable JUNKER Y i"1104� 683--7;684) FREE :31, . -arner Bratna new JulyivA lovies garnes gold dia- rates Easy financoraff At War- I p, all 5.2,9l -3023 $550obo 905-438-SM9 OFFICE MOVING lands furniture. appliances PUREBRED POMERANIAN 1989 FORD AEROSTAR, rut sale _Nirs tables (905433-1785 905-571-2274 PuPoles 1w sale 2 males passenger $4 515 i969 ranty available " Reconfil BRAND NEW tqrs washer & drafting equepmery pMocop- (90511566-0004 ipreter all wks W1 $300 each P05-87�, Chev Srint low Ito S2.5GO brosed Codified can afastable, rap cars, truck%, rim Firewood !',v- S6-: � let Queer. a. ler - many more Caill 905- alems fro working orner) I -sler LeBaron 2 199.4 GRAND AM 4 dr vans, speedy BABYSITTED uum S2,uu black erlt,tam- 831-3791 door. coupe loaded. $3200 $6 795 1994 SUNSIRD, 2 or I Islen,we, 1491 KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD lent unil and micrf,wave 00 ju na,e ai,.ap;e an. SHIN TZU puppies tri -colour all certified (905) 720 0168, auto. $6295 1992 Z24 auto, 905) 655-4609 I.- * FMOS,GRANDFATHER liques, or estalle Contents? Let I-* adorable also cell (905) 626-1176 It no answer call clay, itlerob4lej %ari- maike a, after 905-433-SK3 C, -'-KS BiCk Spe- us assist you in achieving ft hand led orange wing Ama . $5995 1995 Surbird GT Sal. A Sunday, OCCJ- WOOC guaranteed I I l IN9 FORD P,obe. Mai.,di en- $6 400, 1992 Geo Storm. auto sional evenings Please call lime fulh, season el !a utol sn' cialls. "uge set or new highest possible prices Call ZOOS Payment Plans avail- ed C (905,644- 7183 split Hones? measurement BFIECKWELL P24 2�'Uxe Del - and used Particle; New dignall to-dirly Henry or Gayle it aM Call 576-8045 all DAM- $4995 1992 Astro $8500 A AJAX AUTO FECKERS it' �.:, ., at': win him LXamos from $895 and up -Antique Consultants' with pered, original red I Lady 1992 LeBaron GTC. 5 speed. DAYCARE free deft 905-753-2246 '111f�ell reCiLlef and dedi,f' ap 2..�Gc, so; ft ; year old Rent to own 100', of all rental nearly 30 rs expewrience SIBERIAN HUSKY puppies Owned all'r'g S320r' ce" $5495, 1"2 Lummat AFV SIU0410,000 cash on line ABSOLUTELY THE BE 1 $2 20C Masier craft 6000 Payments appy Also a Huge Phone 905- $*eel 8 reglS_ tried 728 2395 evenings receipts Please -S Oog; STU Selection of gr"arther Z-8161 $9950 1"l Sunburd GT spot For cars. trucks any sed��nec ITl window air conditioner $125 '"ed first Shots looking lot condition Guaranteed parts Call 427-.6237 clocks trom $995 and up Call 1989 GMC Safan. lololeol art auto $4 600 1991 Hyundai Serving Prctxem� Ajax Whit- Gendron 4 to 8 pool tale V$" vall; home Call Susan. 905- au? p only 148Kms Scoupe LS $3495 sold and repairs (905)6B6 SUYANESE -ouple requir rid a -all cover. 2 sets of bans ano am TILEP PIANO 433-1491 It \TF D 1991 Ban - our D HAM FIREW es 5671 1771 days or (416)684-1121 baDys--, ' 33pm-6pm in 000 accessories included $400 USED $400 1985 Nissan Maximal neville $5.995. 1991 Sorroma evenings txxne Pcjte�; Brock.Hw� 2 427-5278 Call f705) 432-2708 POOL TABLE Piotessiuna; E.%IBOSSI%C LHASA APSO pips for sale auto pilpb/ps. sunnordf air 5 Speed $6 995. 1991 Z24 5 all hardwood CARPET BROKER. t00%. OU wdr. aiipctrled 4alian 1 in dbie Various LOJOUrS Ready Euro 4 or S5 9% to - area Pease c;ji: Jan or Mike FIREWOOD 412 1- . � I solid Cherry MACHI%F S35C M.,t & lernales avai- only 154Kms $2 200 1987 speed, $5 495, 1991 Lumrna Trucks 619-0024 from 6-8p fort — ck Doush s!atn re. Stale Custom budl $2 000 'or pLi,tic 1 1) It, go (705f786-3124 leave Mercury Sable. auto loaded 1990 Ate EEL-- ty $we ,4s and siabs also cut and lfi� ��, thic I REOUIRED oesponsitue Tell- S I I All seasoned s-stant carpel For 3 rooms Cal Tim 433-0927 or Al 655- card, message plips air. am/im Cass 166 star $4 95,0 , 1990 Taurus 2 to 1977 GMC Jimmy. converted a,,,, �a�.�Tler My home 1&91852-7586 only $369 �G Price includes U89 Please call sa% at — It $2 500 1985 Toyota choose 1990 Sprint 4 or to Pick-up V8. 350cc 4X4 Ir 7 30-11 OC Must RONA LUMBER. est 19 - 61 So ficis carpet. deluxe pad — 1 579-4407 TWO 90 gallon fish tanks with Cressida PS/Pb auto. blue auto 1990 Z24 5 speed. major work done but needs C, e and have current First 4*x8'xl2' - $64 4'xe"xl6' and wilstallalion in your home RENOVATION SALE washed stands 4 CoCkatiels. I pair 166 Kms $1 200 (905)-432- $3 595 . 1990 Suribird 4 or compleiron $1.000 839-1357 kO & OPR ECE students wel- $69 Discount on lull bush Free quotation in your home uak kricnen avube door WANTED: used electric, love birds 2 buggies I male 2821 $3 450 , 1990 Corsica 4 or. IM SIB PICK-UP. 130K come Please call Lynn card free Delivery Oshawa No interest no Payment for Indge cook top buin-art oven wheel hair in gulod crnoii". 1 temalle 4 hedgehogs; Most auto. $3.695. 1990 Cmiler 2 safelied. automatic, long box 1517 one full year Daniel 1-800- C sell due to illness Before 9 1949 HONDA ACCORD coupe (%5 1686- area Buy Local & Save Big 217-0104 Excellent condition only 7 Please caill (905)644-7183 or. auto. $3,200. 1990 Regal 2 8L . 6-cyl . new tires STUDENT FOR occasional 15 277.33AJ yrs old After 4 30 p in 905- p m 434 -2318 ask for Roy LX. one owner as is $30130 905-9a5-5446 2 or. auto $3 995 . 1989 Car- brakes has box liner & stor- Wbvs,n-ng 2 Days age 4 & 6 to" free from Oshawa even- CARPETS SALE: Lots of car. 420-3280 BARN FOR RENT- 12 Stan avan, $4,995 1989 Cavalier 2 age bin, $1500 080 Call 905 - Whiles Rd & Finch area Re,. ings 905-434--M pets 100�. "on Slaull re- UM PAT CAM barn with 50x8O indoor areru IN9 K -CAA - $1000 as is 644-6888 ease ra 01 or auto. S3.300. 1988 Sentra. erences reqwred. Leave rpet 3 rooms $339 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES FOR CD's Are you looking for a nice $1250 certified Call 985-0074 Message for Deborah at 416- sq yd ) includes carpet new and reconditioned full Get $4 to S6 for quiet selling Lois of trails or 705-277-3250 snp auto. $2.495 1988 Grand 384 1137 C~ premium pad and installa- warranty Paddy s Market I ve got the perfect place on Prix, 2 dr. auto. S3 950 . 1988 4WhW= tion Free eslintales carpet 905-263-8369 or 1 BOO -798- most discs! HWV#12 just N at Myrtle Sta- 11991 Buick Regal Grand Mustang LX. $2 695 . 1989 190 FORD VAN 150 Model G;-&; CON ORGAN for Sale. ex- repairs Serving Durham and 5502 tion $750 all inclusive Sporl. loaded. excellent con. Beretta GT. 5 speed $3695. 300. 6 cyl 4 spd, standard. ON )ndition 2 keyboard surrounding area Sam 905- OSH N (90SA3"M Please call 985-4327 Ed or dition Low mileage Asking 1984 Corvette $8,995. C tom is - -37 AFFORUKE. ]LOVING da . & pedals. must sell $200 686-1772 1 UWE SM.,Woodslove 12 at OSH. S (905K38 -UN Lisa $7900 Ivan - evenings 723. S- 10 $7 995 , 197' us SW as 9059185 40 care in non Y OBO Segal Genesis. excellent CARPET SALE. Call and Save 7* double insulated chimney -smoking sale condition. 5 games included nsils KITTENS WITH FIRST 1492Isnp) $3,400 . Mon-Thurs. gant 1991 WHITE Ford Econolkne home Experienced mother of up to 50% Off Large selection with all hardware & ule AJAX (905)427-7613 BOOSTER available for adop- - Opm, Fri. Barn-7pat. Sat tam Van. new: tires. afterriator, .2 Near Glengrove PS , Gle- S110 firm (905)839-,0114 of color and Design cuslorner $750 Beaver table saw with tion. as well as adult cats IM CAVALIER 79,000 Kd, 4 . 50M Buty, Sell. Trade! in front windshield & drive betts. nannal/Hilt 2 area Outings. TREADMILL $300. dryer $100 -"s"Clion guaranteed For metal stand $300 905-434- (fixed and vaccinated) Many or. auto. power locks. 4 new snacks. tree estimate call Make (905) 7535 caw4ww dQgS also in need of respon- tires, new battery. air. asking Sioncoo, St. S., Oshawa 97.000km, great delivery van. crafts. hot lunches. air clearner $50, mink coal d, 431-4040 j416) 822-8226 M $6.500 or best offer. 1111111540111-2255. Call 905-837-9083 to view, Large name fenced yard. Ex- size 14/16, $100 call (905� kd$rng sible loving homes. Pets sup- (905) cellen? references Full limety, 831-4687 COMPLETE ENGINE and �!�. donations and foster 72"70 — — — — leave message "It n hime 1905, 8-29-M17 ecnwi.. CO BURNING - Need fa, DAY CARE AVAILABLE too my transmission for 1993 As unal Sunfire. 108 OOkm. 3 0 fitre - U"ity wooden sheds 8 X 8' barn lot only somethin 9 put on CD? Can burn a CD for excellent prices, _,V, Please call Durham Animal home for an infant. Mother of e ine (1988 Olds Calais) $299 Plus tax. Many other SIZ- For info John 705-953-9409 Adorrilm. a, (905) 438 -Ml 1 2 children ages 7 & 9. Located 141,000km. Can be heard run- es and styles available Also (Snip) 5545 Free delivery outskirts of Uxbridge, (Chalk Deff Latill Call 905-655-4737 'con ning 2 0 litre engine If 9% Avoilablor Sunfurd) 161.000 from. can be garages and decks. 761 Mc- Kay Rd. Und 3. Pickering For In Arts& craft tj al Arts& craft DOING TAKE and six chairs. heard running Call 985-0074 A—— 7AC177 lrizn a k fill Ilre Irdo call 905-614-20C13 wilith two 12- Storm Subs. $1500 witill sell lor $900 905- IM Lurnina Van lady driven, Mir., very clean. one owne OnI 75,000 lum. Asking lriM Lrm. Cal 433-7056 (snp) IM CMYUH CARAVAN, 86 kImTs , mind condliftion. one SALES U ITED owner. " $15,500. certified. W5-40,11- 1307, can evetningoi. LOANS H3,e you had financial 89 ASTRO CARGO Van. Re- ;rcble,rrlS but need buill ne. asking $2500. 91 SafarMrgo, partially con - 1; 1,Ve Pave programs for 1 vened. new tires, asking e�er,one Goodcredit bad'I $4500 Call (905)-728-9218 credit even bankrupt day or night. credit Call Mel today and N Jeep YJ Satharrat, cert. el lit repair your credit Abile ceffenit cond HD d SFT Tops, d,i,ing that car Br,n 120 kilometers, 4 cyl 436- IMis 30 & �e Alit gi e 9350 IM Dodge Grand Caravan. ll 3-311. V6, aulo. overdrive, 64,000f km. Aff0m cass. 10 - disk GO changer. $15.9D) ol 434-2775. COMPUTER FACTORY. SOLID OAK DINETTE, with Amazing school special 1 buffet & hL4ch. oval table. 6 year no payments. free scan- chairs Sectional sofa con- ner 266mmx loaded. internelf, taining pull-oull bed and 2 re- printer software and more cliners Must sell 905-665- $16 wk Joac) 1-800-515- 6357 5545 Free delivery SU PANASONIC CID PLAYER with detachable face 6 rem - DOING TAKE and six chairs. ote Asking $225 BIG BOX new. heavy carved oak paid wilith two 12- Storm Subs. $1500 witill sell lor $900 905- ((T It is Pounds')) Pill 420-4584 , $900 long $450 Also — OWING TAKE and six chairs. a pair of 6* Boss spukeis with tweets/crossovers $150 new, heavy carved oak, paid $1500 will sell for $900 905. All car stereo equip hardly 420-4584� used Don't miss this incred- ible dead (905)-427-1822, IM Lurnina Van lady driven, Mir., very clean. one owne OnI 75,000 lum. Asking lriM Lrm. Cal 433-7056 (snp) IM CMYUH CARAVAN, 86 kImTs , mind condliftion. one SALES U ITED owner. " $15,500. certified. W5-40,11- 1307, can evetningoi. LOANS H3,e you had financial 89 ASTRO CARGO Van. Re- ;rcble,rrlS but need buill ne. asking $2500. 91 SafarMrgo, partially con - 1; 1,Ve Pave programs for 1 vened. new tires, asking e�er,one Goodcredit bad'I $4500 Call (905)-728-9218 credit even bankrupt day or night. credit Call Mel today and N Jeep YJ Satharrat, cert. el lit repair your credit Abile ceffenit cond HD d SFT Tops, d,i,ing that car Br,n 120 kilometers, 4 cyl 436- IMis 30 & �e Alit gi e 9350 IM Dodge Grand Caravan. ll 3-311. V6, aulo. overdrive, 64,000f km. Aff0m cass. 10 - disk GO changer. $15.9D) ol 434-2775. FE1 -TMNws fI980 COACHMAN n foot trailer Very needs fires. I= antodrids'loio"e.' fumace, air conditioning, rear bedroom $6500. Call 985- 0074 or 705-277-3250.snp. Peru A R WANTED -IN$-1950 FORD F-100 fenders needed Must be in good condition. Call I- 705_ 357-2358 snp Auto Leaskriq PM"b BARGAIN RENTALS I rom $400;mo includes KM & In- surance Pickering Cash OK (416)-937-9742 EnSnowmobII"_ 1985 PHAZER. good condi- tion $1500 o b to Call Doug 985-0074 or 705-277- 3250 snp Ea Marine FENCED compound storage for boats and RV's in north Oshawa Call 723-4713 OUTSIDE STORAGE for boats. cars motor homes, trailers. etc Wilde Sales. 4700 Thick - son Rd North. RR11 Brooldin 905-655-8010 M Eou= BACHELOR AFT $512imunth- N Pius utilities. 3rd floor walk, ;%.,no elevator. enquiries Call k 852-3107 Leave mes. sage 1-1,2 BEDROOM apt sppardl� close to schools utilo,es included except cable & p�,one month First last Available Oct ist (905930- 7257 1011 46t±� for for I, Hwou=ws fW.- Howhal for THE NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAV, SEPTEMBER 27,19" -PAGE 37 APW� I Pat Im for P iv ;GW- Prwm NOM" __ M for Sob Eff saw Ro*&Stkm RENT-WORFM _FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New"i Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security� Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 prill Sat & Sun 1 plirn. 4pm LIANT PROPERTY tf:�MANAGEMENT SOS -S70- -2 0,245 ASHBURN - Newly renovated Large bright one bedroom es. tate lot. large patio, private entrance. fireplace, non Smoker, no pets $875 ;nclud- ed November ist (905 655. 5466 NOV. 1st. 1 Bedroom. very clean North Oshawa Every� I'M included No pets quiet bu 101 $595/month Call 905-57 9600 AVAILABLE for October I am Noy I Two bedroom apts Small Quiet building Small 'Jogs OK Laundry on prernis- es Bloor/Wfison area Call 728-02115 after 3 p In AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. in Whitby Apt building spa. cious. carpeted, newly paint. ed. wit balcony. close to bus. =no 811 ullikles included, required, no pets. I bedroom $690 . 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom SM Cali 430-0134 2 BEDROOM BASEMENT apt private entrance chances. fireplace $700 . I� utilities in Whittly Can 905-428-6089 for appointment Available un - I ediatelly BASEMENT APARTMENT _idjDle fo, Doc Isr I large droom and den, own Laun- :-,j room Will Star mature _)riiing coupile No smolung., pets. $700 - utilities ShonvUlety 420-3509 BEAUTIFUL new aM . I and n'�Oom $620 inclusive I 4ut. nrydro Avail "ll. King , Harmony area Large back ard 435-05" or 720-2329 ,net 12 noon iRAND NEW FULLY rnov., ,d �j-u,y 2 bedroom base- ient apartment. $900/monm '�rltt and last. includes heart drill hyft Avadble Oct Ist. Ajax Plus room I or rent. shared amommodabon. tL41 use of house 426- 748 1_ BROOKLIN. large room Some furntire. $1001week, NORTH OWWA (RUSSeL i- � i'i mw i- ncoe S bedroom apairtment. for No - of Taunton) 2- vember ist $5101month plus bedroom apannient. -Wty- hydro Call 655--S539 painted in 12-Pkx Hardwood 1100(s. Cable. par", hearing CENTRAL Oshawa, large I & & hot vialler included Laundry 2 bedroom apartments avail - facilities No dogs Avad able in well-mantained build - Nov 1 905-576-2982 ing am to all aniterwhes Call 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT, f905)-723-0977 - downtown Uxbridge. $650 per CD"Y LIVING North Aw month, utilities not included Fridge/stove I bedroom apt. newly reno- included. avarl- arble now, 852-7M vated $650 month Available Oct 1st For more into call 2 BEDROOM - Central Osha- 905-619-4663 - wa 11 Fairbanks St between NORTH OSHAWA triplex. Simcoe and Centre. $679 in- clean, bright, Large 3 bed- cludes utilities. parking, Uun- room. won hardwood floors. dry Clean. secure. stuff air. dishwasher parking and ml bulkh Suits adult working storage facilities Suit protes- No Dogs Refere s. 9&5.9106. sional November Ist. $900 plus hydro (905)839-3939 or or 259-7747 Lem (4116)720-135� 2 Plus I bedroom. 2 bA. Lure- FIRST OFFEROG. near Oshawa Centre. clean and Place. Laundry. full batsement. quiet. 3 bedrooms top 111" in lenced yard do street, cert ,,, =no, qgusd 3 uralt building. Oak flooring fridge month Available November 1. newer & stove. ne' washroom. laund 571-5320 parloono, no pets. ut"I.. 1 -BEDROOM nu 0C. $677 plus urblities Avald. Oct 1 579-0658 available Oct. I AN inckak' No pets. I car only. Firstillast. FOR MT- in a house: 4 - references $6251mondifilly. Phone bedroom. $950/monith. Ali in - 45j-2484 cluslive. Available Oct. I st, AJAX Inge 2-bedmom ti Preferred noriftwest Oshawa men' afor Clean- kW* ran' location. close to all amell ties. 905-723-3420, or 416 - rivaled. SM incluttive. Awal. able October ISI.. fursifflag a 279-00M. Must. Parking. laundry. (905)576-4178 (memage). LARGE NOW and beaublull full furnished bachelor apart - AJAX I-bedrookim basement more. Living ._. room and kitchen area. apartment for rov, Hownwoodir 401 area- Se"ll entragict- Fit*. stove. microwave. &Mvomnit"h October 1$L SM indfultill FirnAlist M fireplace, bar, outside en- trance. Located in a W* 111red W (9M we&-= c" set". Just forties; -_ mothering Town Center. AJAX Central, I bodsoom basemem aWal". clean. $61110i'moinithly, No s Imast rewim!"M. mist. 683-2429. 4 applarM C= floor. "--- - IN u*"- LOVELY I K� Bstrot. ( W�W� Apt.. in Oshm. on quiet slow across park close 10 all AM huge 2 bedroom base, ame"it"I'S' SWUM' bdu- MM aparbnom MM pal sin. Looking for quiet non - smoker. (905�7211-2394. bright separate 0"-. rviv� location. d1i 4 appliances, I parking. 2 -KNOW awment. $725imo.. Nov. Ist. Im- $950"i'morift in' ciusive. Cal Bad at (90* maculate newer building ac- 426-2983. commodallingl laws =. beffer = 000- --- (90SY433-7360 or AJAX. COUNTRY settimilf. I 579-M5. bedroom. double walk out. NOMM OWJM Super large 2 -bedroom. Extra Wile b*o- overlooks pond, proliessionuff ww- Person Preferred, non smoker. no "If = $M LWWbF pets, reference . firs, to (1111111s; Wt 49 %5-428-7407.' I W 579-5594 AIM,, 2 BEDROOM AVAILABLE IM- MEDIATELY 2 �cahons 350 MalaW Rd Osnawa and 946 Masson St Oshawa From $700 Per mo all inclusive No Pets Please call anytime. (905)-576-6724 ONE BEDROOM APARTMENT all Iflo'sIve above gr')Ijr'j walkout to deck fireplace. laundry facilities, parking and cable. non-smoking $750 905-420-3667 or 416-822- 5800 SPACIOUS well-mainlained 2 bedroom apts Avail at 900 arid 888 Glen St Some with walk-in closets paim provid- ed Close to Schools. Shop - Ping centre. GO Station Uhii- hills; included Call M-4993 OSHAWA 2 BEDROOM N�virly decoratet parking 4iidjble October ITI No pets $750 per M lst/IiW. Call 571 7014 OSHAWA CREEK "ntrai lo- calion 2 tlod,00m M 3 bedroom $900, 4 bedroom plus den $12GO Ml utilities Included Laundry room ensul- de 576-2925 BEAUTIFULLY Decorate Large I bedroom Sep Entr Park N Fi(eplace AVC Non smo,' no Pets $65G/mo moll First, Last Call 905-728-1711 HARMONY & TAUNTON Osftawa 7,vi ?)Orr ' ned room, available immedwiely, --m entrance. unkties in- cluded. $700/month Call (905)725.-5988 PICKERING. WHITES and "nc,. 3.3-kable Immediately Beautiful, bright one bedroom apartment. no Dets. non smoker mature Singlie person Preferred $625/month (905) M 1200 PICKERING �own Centre. I - bear "'r- basementr cozy apartment, separate entrance. clean. non-Smoker/pes FtrsV "t. references Available �mmechalely Female pre- ferred $535 inclusive Call (416) 29-9692 PICKFANG, Clean I bedroom basement apt S6501mo, in- cludes 4 appliances. 4 Lid bathroom. CJW uhhhes. and Parking, 905�839WS avail octl PICKERING. Valley farm/ FincP, I bedroom basement apartment, separate entrancte. no pets. no smok Oct I St. W Call 905-4MA 2-SEDROON. adult bu.-ing Electric heat. parking, & Law - dry tactlities Available Oct. 15th No pets (905)579-9016 Bright, spacious 2. & 3 b/r apts. Utilities Ind. Close to schools, shop- ping and 401 Transit right past your door. For appt. call: (905) 721-8741 rum Am. - apartments Must be seen Private entrances ALI inclu- sive. Ajax. $725 month. Vli by $650 month Available im- medately. No pets or smok- ing please. 905-427-7374. 3841 SWM S. " reno- vated I -bedroom from $530 inclusive, Simcoe/Gibb area. 2 bed. apt. $600tmo. Isttlast. Available immediately Ste- phen (905)-571-3229. WNn§Y - apt. for rent, I bed- room $575. 2 bedrooms $675. firstriast required. Call days 905-725-011. Eve. and wee- kends 905-668-016. WNMY. 3 -bedroom aparl- mord I . stove. hook-up for =r & dryer $850y' Month inclusive. Fill and references required. call (905)MAW1 WHY rent when you can own your own borne for less than you ifunk?!! Call Dave Hay - I= Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. (9D5) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 3211. WILSON/OUIVE large 2 bed- room main floor apartment. Iridge. stove. walkout 10 bal- corly. laundry. 2 car parking, dose to all amenifibes $795 plus ulittles. available octw er Isi. (905) 436-9448. SICK OF OWNTINGO" E0 Moiney to Lend PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES - OWN YOUR HOME - From ;;&;/"Wonoth 1-m; & lwwq room, 5 VPI by professional Fashion. Por - traits Commerrial. Modeling, close to Town Centre & 401 mlnlffwjm income S30,000 year Not much downpayment?? Call Mark!! Balcony & immaculate Posing. Action. held in Pick - ering Studio (6 session $125 000 (9C5i-6W27150 * Help for discharged bankrupts SUGGESTED THAT YOU course) (4161615-0860 or 1-888-PYK-FOTO Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5,000 Qfj sale LY BEFORE SIGAMING MY Discounted Mortgage Rate CounucTs PIANO STUDENTS - Looking (905) 5 1-6275 or 1-800-84"275 for beginner students Less - 9"m Mark Stapley ons in my home. Afax area Call Joani 4 905-686-8351 Sales Rep. Remair Ability Real Estate Ltd. ARE YOU BACK WANTED - 10 Oft acres �� �! ,: �, -, , �d,: -rftm re - C' all� %, tui -c! ,r. with Pon We :an help Call Tnb. stream or aeck it,. Nd"In Pickening or extreme souin um Credit Repalf 416-41�'- M1 Personals Houses SOUTH AJAX For Rom Townhousel; #1 CHEATING ONTARIO R. M'J R., 3 bedroom bungalow, with fully HOUSEWIVES names iale Phcre -umbers 1 -900 - YOU CANNOT AFFORDTO BUY A HOUSE? _j Oml from S70camont, N�* Much Downpayment?�� (905) 571-6275 1-800-940-6275 Mark Stapley $775 Available Nov 1 98 Must references a �Xda Call 905-852-c DSHAWA, ' , * , .;;)I rec oom a unary room, 0 C area. W5. utilities first/last. referencLs no dogs mme- cluilletillov I CA 728- 9499 4 bedroom laundry deck vard garden. 2 car parking Cheat. qtjW sired. Ceritji h. $850/month plus 0111ties Available Noverroer ISt 571-532() A GREAT OPPM airry cwn, N'� �."wn' Tf Cor assistance. carries ake rent Very Clew two Storey. foi bedroom. Close to down- town Oshawa. call 433-7949 ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 Montt's tree f"" ' house from $550imonm Bill Roka Coldwell Barmer , 905) M-9414 ATTENTION GOOD TENANTS- Afl,acl;,e : l. -v 3 bedruc� single family nume. &,'en trai Oshawa Corinfilletely ren- ovated New lutchervItath- room/ wall-to-wall broadloom Fenced -in backyard 2 -car Erlung Near Transportabon utiliti firsOrA refer- credirl-check, non pet owners preferred Immediate occupancy 7pm-gpm (416) 480-0217 3 BEDROOM SEMI-Deliched Home fenced oiri New lArbOOWS Near ParkS Walking distance 10 Oshawa Centre No pets (905)-279-74M after 8pm or before 9am COI)PTICE, 2 story. 3 bed- room livingldmingroom. kitchen with eating area fenced yard. attached garage, rec-room with fireplace, $1 0OXmfo avail Dec 1. 434- 6336 after 5 prin FOR LEASE N COURM - 3 bedrooms. fully fenced yard, Close to public School and shopping $1100/m plus uw- ines First/last required as deposit Employment and credit twill be verified Call Jasna 985-6838 NMOL4TE - Bungalow Har- mony/Rossiand. one bed room $400 snare bath. Illicit: en, laundry. garage yard Pairlung included Istilast ref- eirences. or Share entire bun- galow $750 inclusive (905) 571-3239 OSHAWA 3 bedmorn. 2 star- ey. older semi-detached house. Simcoe St./4011 area. Stove ' trudge included. Avail. Oct. 11st $80mo. + utilities. Cal 4364M. FKKBM . upper level pri- Me deck. 3 bedrooms. Large kitchen. great Location, Twryn Rims Dr, & Atlanta Road. All inclusive $1200.00/ni Ist & " required. 905-509-M ROSSLANDAVKSON. 3 bed- room. 1 112 baths. firished rec-room. foxed. patio. shed. In* & stove, No pets. $9001 Mo. plus utfillibes ' first.tast. November 1. (416) 345-9180 LOOKING TO RENT house and bars (Suitable for horses) Well maintained Long term (905) 852-S251 WANITIO TO RENT - in Ux- bridge or immediate area Three or four bedroom house. as soon as possible. Please call collect (61 3) 339-"30 finished basement, including 151-3638 exT 235 $3 69imm, JAWA I must be 18 T -Ione 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3-Bedroorn Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 ouses PTI r Rem 3 BEDROOM *,,Hnn,,u'� h Carper S"-^ ncl OR above ground I-Dearoom Self-con- .,amed avail immediately. ,)n -smoker, no pets Picker g 905-83%-0" 3 -BEDROOM ',)wnhouse in &hItby "srawa Oorder fndge 1, Stove included. $95Umonth � ullillin 'to pets Please ,imilabie Oct Iv Call 416- 1 it 0244 days or 905-683- �70 after 50M At OSHAWA SOUTH 3 W- 1 -'Or �jose TO schools snuipping S950i M. ALL INCLUSIVE F,rst/Ust Available Oct Ist 1905)579- 9956 days SOUTH AJAX -larwood and Westney 3 tlel'oom base- rperit in well maintained fam, IV Complex S11OO with 4 ap- PIWICeS No pets Available now 905-619-0919 ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL! own your if;ms! $50C 3own U to 6 months free, from $?75 mo all inclusive Mirb mum moomit $28000 o a c Aureka Rasanu to day. Go* well Banker RIMIR Real Estate 728-9414 ext 201 or for line �905) 427, 38004 Specit For Rorif COMMERCIAL SPACE vl aNe lrlw"'�wr 600 sQ 1I at $12 per Fitled lur dog Iroomin .L.busir4ss including tubs 3155 Roorns ax for -Rew ..�nul,,Imcof AREA BRIGHT spacious immaculate Newly le,:7,�ved 1,1, 1,, � �e n.snelf ��inlg facallivs 2 Ir,, 2 bathroom, brick S250 mortality & up Gentle. delachecl bungalow n Cour- man preferred 1905)728-4845 tice Open concept SAIIMW dining roonis with CUStom built W fireplace high elb- OVICY W furnace Large kitchen. breakfast tamityroom. dishwasher. -main "oor laun- dry, c4ir prof Landscaped Many extras & easy 401 ac- cess S189500 For aqppt to view 905-432-5435 ESTATE CLOSING All rea- sonable oilers Anil be consid- ered on this beautiful brick century home Four (5) bed- room. formal Irving and di- ningroom. familyroom with fireplace Large kitcnen with main floor laulluly I im" large out buildings. one an in- sulated *orkshop,garage Award winning perentroal beds and goldfish MIS on huge 200 h x 305 ireed lot. You can see for miles wran breath- taking sunrises and sets $258.900 (905) 786-9806 Tour on the net http h' members =�corrl,/,x al - wX Mm MUTE LOG NONE. for sale. laketiont. 3 bedrooms. 2 barbs. 4 pece. 2 pow. main it= laundry. finished base- nt. with walkout, very unique. Beautiful! sunsets, Lake Sagog (View Lake). 2 car garage. got course 2 minutes away Askina $244.900. (705) 878-4998 - CLEARWATER 7 �,-d:�, lully ful��'J Mobile home aid. hot tub, pool Will supply pictures & references $25G US Call 905-434-7184 CLEARWATER. 3 -bedroom furnishto, r,)boes reated pool. not tuo Minutes to beaches. Ill all star game Jan 24th/99, NFL Football Blue Jay baseball dr4ftrse track Children aelcome S275/week Photos (905)6a3-5503 Private 6 lox Go For Saw BEAUTIFUL -ase-�" _�Ilx Our & 0ackjard. FAG � am tCS throughout in-law suite. &r/=VC/vaC $M 900 OPEN HOUSE Sun Sept 27 1 4 Pin 570 Cnmson Crt, Dsha- wa(Rossland/Thorinton) 905- 571-6936 BEAUTIFULY decorated rear,� � nove r old en" in clesiritaole Failingbrook area of Whitby 3 bedmims. 3 bathrooms Open House Oct 3&4 7-4p- 25 Meibome Court Whi" 666--5108 ?or appointment BOWMANVILLE. 2 la" '.�'te -separate 'llrarxe 8.4 rooms, 3-1(2 baft 2 Irving rooms. 2 laun- dry rooms, Ceramic and hardwood floors Low down payment Great financing Call Jay Vanuur Sales Rep 13 -max First Rlty Ltd �4606-3330 AJAX arge clean master slo- ting room & ensuite Shared kitchen Close to GO & 401 Mmo inclusive 110on- smoker,'Pets (9051619-2896 Available Immediately Fur rustled room. in Pickening La - bit. kitchen faculties near Pickering Generating Station. 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