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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_09_30PICKERING EDITION � FOR YOU TWO 1 I MATERNITY 1orr wxr 1 roar on I a .sea f I beet, W E. d oak , f � ( , @t+tnlrg ap p I 426-2OU �,ftar+ A D � R T Optional 4 week home delivery charge $5/ $1 newsstand Wednesday. September 30, 1998 Pressrun 44,000 36 pages JOHN STAFFORD 'We're looking forward to getting back to a regular schedule.' L JAMILA COLLINS 'This is my last school year and I'm hoping everything flows well.' J ALEXANDRIA FARRELL 'It's great to be back. I'm relieved that it's all over. I hope we can pick up where we left off.' DAN REITER 'I'm worried my Ontario Academic Credit classes are going to be rushed.' Ajax, ■ ickeri ■ s ■n class RETURN TO SC'HOOI. M-11 K THR 1'A!:KFS AND LOCKOUTS `GREAT' FOR HIGH SCHOOLERS 6y Susan O'Neill fmllways and classrooms 1 i", Acand Pickering high ,I, re hwAng with activ- I ucsday as lite region's ilio) secondary school stu- nt, hit the books, many for the ,i time since June After a three-week delay in trtmg the 1998-99 sch,x4 year. opils at local scluxols were anx- us Io gee things rolling . "It's great to he back. I'm -:hcved that it's all over:' said xandrw Farrell, a Grade 10 ..Ion! at Archbishop Chins t'1 ,nnor Catholic High Schol \lax " I hope we can pick up here we left of." Gradc 12 student Jamila lions, who stayed up late M„n .;,tight to find out if teachers .. - .J km was..lnwal b -k a. w k xsd y, said she was on "pins id needles- waiting for the year gee under way ''his is my last car and I'm hoping everything I �,ws well:' She added the first morning back was a "little hit hectic" at DO'C. photo by Aon Pietroniro Wc're coking forward to SCI)001 students at Pidteri 's Pine R Sec week stoke b public high school teachers ,n getting tock t. a regular xhed- Hight ng Ridge y D 9 ule:' said IXYC vice-principal ondary School hustle through the main hallway en Durham. School hoards in Durham are now tared John Stafford, who retxwted route to classes which are starting after a three- with the prospect of how to make up missed time, most of the students and all of the How to make up for lost time? PUBLIC AND SEPARATE BOARI)S NO)\�" STUDY THE OPTIONS AVAILABLE ft guar D'Meill Stan venter High school students across the region returned to the class- room Tuesday after the Province ordered teachers back to work, ending the three -week- old labour disputes here in Durham. And now that the school year is under way. local school boards are planning how to make up lost time. The govemmeni s Back to School Act, passed by a 61-36 vote in the Ontario Legislature Monday, gives school boards and teachers' unions one week to submit a joint proposal on how students can retrieve lost instructional time. And officials at the region's Iwo school boards report they're looking at a number of alterna- tives. ..We're going to have to look at several options, says Durham District School Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich. RUTH ANN SCHEDUCH 'We're going to have to look at several options.' For example, exam sched- ules and Professional Activity days could be "readjusted" to allow for more classroom instruction. Beard director Grant Yeo notes there are three P.A. days at the end of the school year, WHAT'S INSIDE HOW TO REACH US EdAorial Pa/e .. • • • • • • ...j 6 Erdodainwililt ...... . Spods.................17 Classified ..............20 Web site www.durhamnews.net Geamt ..........683-5110 Dealh Notices . . . . .683-3005 AocHon Line .......683-7545 Sincerely rwursl-800-662-8423 Vol. 33, No.40 -out. —Three days don't make up :.,r 14" He says making up class time on weekends or during ,, hull vacations. such as the Christmas holiday or the March break. is an option. Mr. Yeo adds one of the key issues is "halancing- the two semesters to ensure credits are equal in length. While Mn. Schedlich says Saturday classes don't seem to be a popular option with par- ents, she reports it's too early to rue out weekend studies. However, she notes holding classes on Saturdays could prove to be an expensive route for the hoard because it would have to provide transportation for some students and support staff would need to be in schools along with teachers. Mary Brown, communica- tions manager for the public board, says teachers will receive extra pay if make-up time is scheduled "outside the estab- lished school year calendar". If teachers are in class on a Saturday or during the March break, they "will make up pay from the strike:' Ms. Brown reports. But, if the lost time can be- made up by lengthening the school day, cutting P.A. days and exam days or reducing class trips. then teachers won't PAT JERNIEY 'Legislation terminated arty teal sense of negotiation.' receive extra pay. Meanwhile, Durham Catholic District School Board officials are also planning to make up lost time and have called a special meeting to dis- cuss the matter on Thursday, reports chairman Jim McCaffer- ty. The board will be "looking at all avenues" to make up the lost time, says Mr. McCafferty. -I'm glad to see the kids are back in school and can get on with their education- as the board's "main concern was get- ting students back to class." See DURHAM/Page 3 teachers were at school Tuesday. 'lids really is the first day of schoxol:' lrc said. He said pupils were picking up timetables am] schedules and trying to tird their way arourxl the building. Students at Catholic high sch,ols began classes Tuesday morning while those at public xconduy school started arnv- ing for classes at noon. Roughly 7.(XX) ,cruraic solei students missed three weeks of class due to a board lockout after teachers staged a partial stnkc Sept. 8. The public Kurd teachers' sinke. which began Aug. 21. affected approximately 21.(XX) high schx4 studLnts "It was a long period of tine and I think cvenMxdy is really glad and excited to be iut k:' said homier Jxk-., cul OAC ,tu- dent at Pickcnng's hnc Ridge Secondary Schx4. "I'm Joking tirward to getting the sch,x,l year on the way. -11 just think everybody wants to get hack to teaching:' said Pine Ridge principal Sally Mcll- veen, who was expecting a busy day yesterday. "1'm happy.- said Pine Ridge's Lisa Bird 1t was getting a little ridiculous. - But while she's glad to be back, the OAC student said she's still wome'd ahxrt the impact of tie stnke,m her final year in high seh<xl. -I'm hoping to go to college next year and I need to work the whole summer:' Miss Bird said. School boards and teachers' federations have a week to sub- mit their plans lir making up kost time to the. Ministry of Education and framing. And while classc-s will likely he held on PA. days and could affect exam schcduics. it's al o. pdosxihic pupils cowki be stud)anp on Saturdays ,r during the setrexluled Cluwnwx bmak. At we have to do it. I guess it's up to them:' said Miss Collins. But, she added. "It's going to be hard for students" Pickering curbs Town tax hike at 2.9% Ir tlb►lanr�s Takacs PICKERING — A special Ith hour grant tom, Queen's Park has enabled Pickering Council to keep the 1998 tax increase for To -An wrvices at 2.9 per cent. The $950,00), one-time funding for "special trans- portation demands- came through Friday, after council- lor delayed a final decision on the tax rate several times in order to continue discussions with the Province. Those dis- cussions included meetings with Durham West MPP and Minister of Community and Social Services Janet Ecker, who was praised by Council members at their Monday meeting for her role in obtain- ing the special funding. Ward 2 Regional Council- lor Doug Dickerson described the grant after the meeting as the result of "arm twisting to the back halls of power". Without the extra money, councillors were facing the prospect of having to increase Town taxes by 7.7 per cent, to compensate for the loss of some of Pickering's PILs. PILs are the payments -in - lieu of taxes the Town receives for government or Crown -owned properties such as the Pickering nuclear sta- tion and federal airport lands. Queen's Park has decreed the Town must share a greater portion of its PILs with Durham Region and Durham school hoards. Pickering is DOUG DICKERSON Credits MPP with 'arm twisting in the back halls of power.' losing about $1.56 million of the $6.68 million worth of PILs it received last year. According to Pickering finance department figures, there will be no increase in the portion of the property tax (not attributable to the PILs loss or downloading) the Town is responsible for. The provincial downloading costs Pickering must bear will be covered by the additional 'tax space' the Town has been allotted through the elimina- tion of half the education tax (which is now borne by the Province). So the Town's entire tax increase — which will bring in $6160)0 — is attributable to the PILs loss. For a house now assessed See PICKERING/Page 5 PA(:F: 2 - THF %F %S AD%TR*r1SF k %EUNESUM. %VI' FMMIRER 10, Mill Unmited off 1998 campamign Aiax-P�ckenng United Wa. campaign chairman play one of the �cks s'dmbohzing the United Bob Pizer and Durham West MPP and Minister of Way's 1998 campaign theme — Build Your Com - Community and Social Services Janet Ecker dis- munity The United Way. Ajax, Pickering residents asked to get VOCAL, By Marianne railracs sw' dv re- PICKERING — The public is being misled ahout the nature of the airport heing planned for north Picker- ing. according to the head of a new cit- imns' group formed recently to oppose it. "Ne're not being given the facts:' says Steven Frederick, president of Voters Orgamzed to Cancel the Airport Lands 1 VOCAL- t The federal government, the Greater Toronto Airports Authority and Durham Region keep talking about a "regional" airport to he built in Pickering, say, Mr Frederick. but no one is explaining 'regional' can mean an airport with a 12,()1x) -foot runwav where large passenger and cargo planes could land and which could he in operation 24 hours a day. "They're using tiermiriology to deflect consideration (of certain details). A regional airport is capable of landing -I,,- It such an airport is built in north A kering on the folk rat land, there, he marnimns, it could result in huge planes flying 4.()(x) feet over s uth Pickering or Ajax in the early morning hours -If you've ever heard a plane at 40)10 feet, nu matter where you live. it's thunderous" Another factor ext being discussed, says Mr Frederick, is how much it w ill cost Pickenng and Durham Region to build the infrastructure required for an airport, and provide services such as fire protection, ambulances and police. VOCAL i, an umbrella group of ratepayersorganizations which already has membership from Clare - tight airport plan moni. Green%tood and W'hito.dc and is inviting residents' groups from the rest of Pickering and Ajax to join them in oppostuun h) the designation of the federal lands for airport use announced July 23. According to 'qtr Frederick, i recent VOCAL door-to-door survc% of 547 Claremont residents found 541 of them opposed an airport on the federal lands, and six were in favour. VOCAL plans similar surreys of other areas of Pickering and Ajax. He predicts rest - dent, from both towns will oppose the airport "once people sec the runway configuration. the noise emclopes and the entire information package rolled out, Tbere', little information vailable nuvv, he says, with resident, bring told at a recent Transport Canada open house he attended that the details of the airpun plan will be publicized once the federal designation is approved. '-That's like asking for a blank ctx quc " V(X'AI is h•rianp a rWhi meet- ing in Claremont Thursday night to inform residents of the airport plan, gather support for o M,,iuon to it. and co-ordinate plans fox the fight. The ultimate goal is to make :fear to area politicians horn resident, feel about the airport proposal. All citizens are invited to attend the meeting, which begins at 7:30 p.m. at the Claremont Community Centre. 1740 Central St. (cast of Brock Road 1. For more information call Mr. Fredcr- ick at 905-649-5721. The Town of Pickering and the pub- lic have until Oct. 31 to submit written comments on the federal designation. L COME t SEE OURI• AMAZING FARM ANIMALS, NORSE SNOWS, CRAFT EXNOM, VENDORS, CONTESTS AND F CONKLN MIDWAY! MARKHAM FAIRGROUNDS • 5 KM north of Hwy. t7 on McCowan at 18th Ave. u Nil l sSAVE All Shows FREE C UPON with Admission FAMILY PASS 11600 00 (2 adults, 3 children) •Ad ults • 17.00 -Seniors • `5.00 0•Children 12 yrs. 8 under -'2.00 -Children 4 8 under FREE AJAX O • FF 3 Day Pass. 1 Aduh -'14 00 • Youth - Thurs 8 Fri before 6 pm -'4 00 Daily Adult Admission Prices include G S T One Coupon per person ORGANIZERS SEEK $1.3 MILLION IN AJAX—PICKERING The United Way of Ajax - Pickering has decided to aim high for its community fund- raising campaign in 1998. This year's goal for the dri- ve is $1.3 million, campaign chairman Bob Pfizer announced at a corporate Fund-raising kick-off held Tuesday morning at Dakota Bob's restaurant in Pickering. "'phis is definitely a quan- lurn ]cap in comparison Ito last ,ear's campaign, when we :used lust over $1 million;' .aid Mr. Pfizer. He told the assembled husrness people it's a difficult larget. "but we're going to achieve it" Mr. Pizer noted (hat more than 51) per cent of the dona- tions the Ajax -Pickering Unit- ed Way receives come from corporate campaigns orga- nized by employees and cum - panics. One step towards achiev- ing that $1.3 -million target has been the establishment of a 'Pacesetters' campaign, ASKABOUT OUR LEASE TO OWN PIAN FIREPLACES FROM $28.55n. o.O.A.('. EW1.1"SIVE 10 YEAR PARTS R LABOUR N ARRANTY COME IN NONV FOR THE BEST SELECTION! -t ..,, ,ren •.. 'a...::..1........:. ,...._-a la..w ..�, ae.:u•d..:. ❑o.wi o inion energy I(lkt, C(17J1/(lil under which IS local compa- nies have so far committed themselves to specific fund- raising goals totalling $165,0M). Pacesetters include Ajax Hydro, Bayly Communica- tions, Costco Wholesale, Dakota Bob's, Elements by Yanagi. Hepcoe Credit Union, Holmes & Brackel. Hubbell Canada, Monarch Marking, News Advertiser, Pickering Hydro, Pitney Bowes (Bayly Street), Pitney Bowes (Brock- Road), BrockRoad), Precision -Pune. Pur- due Frederick. Siemens Elec- troCom. Town of Pickering and Volkswagen Canada. In addition to upping the ante this year. the local Unit- ed Way is also working towards the goal of bringing in $2 million from its cam- paign in 2(x)U, says Dennis Goulin, executive director for the organization. The target was set by the United Way hoard about two year,; ago in r•%:ozntuon of the fact that while the j,opula- tion of Ajax and Pickering has nearly doubled over the past decade, campaign returns over those years have contin- ued to remain in the $9(9).0181 to $1 -million range. "We are nut keeping up with the needs of the commu- nity:' explains Mr. Guulin. "A decision was made that we needed it) attack that" Strategics the United Way is undertaking in order io meet that Millennium goal have included hiring a full- time fund-raiser, raising the organization's profile in the community, more active par- ticipation with foal commu- nity groups and greater inter- action with schools. Those who attended Tues- day's breakfast even) brought 'bricks' with them to symbol- ve this year's United Way campaign theme: "Build Your Community The United Way.. Su far, about $250.(8)0 has been raised from the cam- paign. MFI"NG d IiR CONOi"'ONINL 905-4280333 , . . 905-436 3212 I ILM� , . . 905-436 3212 THF;E wtiAl/1, Ek I airs 11,11i,11i, NWF,UI1iFSUAY, of;Y'1'I;MBt•:R M/, 19" • PAGE•: J New students on the aoutslde Iook�'g in", n of5iia11 ~ I-aurd F.Ilioxt• superintendent of ing for the tethers' strike:' says staff Write r Whitby schools fur the • Durham Manlynne Maclnnu, whose C'ounlless new students across District School Board, say. "60 daughter Nicole was told Tuesday the region dadn't clan high school brand new students" at H'hilhv', her t iradc di timciahle wa,n't ready with their clas,ni,ne, 'fucul:n' Sinclair Secondary School :dome ITlc,c kill, are new to the Luca a, tecausc their urncelhlc, dti,,cnat were told yesterday their .chcdulc, it I, and n,,w du•} h,1se t walk In ready. reports a puhhc 1 r ,oil r 111 11,1(1 not been scl a, the new kill I;11n r ,ehu111 11.11 tial. " liese kid, are the o,nc, ,uttcl IdItCd I photo by Ron Pietroniro First day of school Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School terday. Thousands of students across Durham religion teacher Steve Nadon makes a point to stu- returned following a marathon session at Queen's dents during his first teaching class of the year yes- Park to pass back -to -work legislation. Durham DURHAM From page 1 teachers back in class He says he's hopeful the hoard can " reach a negotiated set- tlement" with local mcmhcrs of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association (OFCTA) now that they'rc hack to work. The two panic, meet at the bargaining table today to hcgin Ironing out the outstanding uwcs Thc Back to School Act. which rcecivod royal assent from I_Icutenant Governor Hilary Wesco shortly before midnight on Mr .nday. calls on ho yds it) continue negotiations and includes a provision whereby either party can initiate the rric h- aoso :uMl ashznratum pnuc,,. "WI; '*AM hr Will tdo gel a copy of ihe, official leswation- bctirc applying hr an arbitrator, says Mrs. Schedhch, who's anxkoa, to real --h a twtrvear contrii and "nkwcon The Pickering trustee says, '-A local agreci ent would have been be,l. But I'm pleased tte kids :old their teachers arc hack in so -hoof." Tfe opposition parties had tfr"- cried to stall the bill but haaei.cd down when F411cauion and l'rumng Monomer Dave Azhns n agreed to divirk the lcg- islaition into two pieces. A wpla- rate hill oetining Instructional time is expected lu he passed next week. But not everyone a happy with the government's iner%en- lion. Earl %,inners, president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' I-Weration (OSS'1'1-) and a member ofthe union's bar- gaining team here in Durham• says tfe legislation "is Just the latest example of the Ontario govcnronleni', continuLd inicrtcr- crice with a chaotic collective bargaining pnocess...Tho: intro- duction of this legislation result- ed in the termination of no:gotia- Cara tions with the Durham District School Board. - Pat Jermev. OSSTF Durham district president, agrees. '1111c hick -lo -work legislation SALE iP- 1:,PGAINS . l3z:A, - News Advertiset lilied.. Sept. M. 1998 News Ad%ertiser Giant CWW Ajl ick Ho -L Chow Ajax Lewtstrafl Ain Party Giant Ajax Pi2zatrille Ajax Real Estate 12399 Shaw Cable AiaxlPi& Square Boy Ajax The Brick AjaxAck ' :k :.GN to stkcted tuourehoWs cal) Remember, all inserts, ineludin: Ihosr on flossy paper. can he recycled with the rest of your ncdispp�.+ptr through your blue fen IModing program. For intomiLi ion on delnenne your ado,enisme 11sers. Lail 4aarn FLETCHFA . 683-5 110.c,•.• rose to the challenge In 1996 Cara was introduced to the Kids Help Phone program. Seeing an opportunity to help others, she reached out to her community, recruiting 21 young people from Niagara area high schools to attend the 1997 training conference. All 21 of these young volunteers are now actively involved with Kids Help Phone. Cara Agar was honoured last year as an Ontario Junior Citizen. There are young people in our community who have risen to the challenge. If you know a young person, aged 6 to 18, who is involved in worthwhile community service, a special person who is contributing while living with a limitation, or a youth who has performed an act of heroism, help us recognize their contribution - nominate them today! Nominations will be accepted until October 31, 1998. Contact this newspaper or the OCNA at 905-639-8720, Loc. 230. ,.c,ue1ict terminated any real sense of negotiation hetwccn the par- tic%...It put a framework around the ncgottauon, that cauwd an imbalance " 4 (/rilifelti \\cdllcsda% , ( irncr of the Wrrk is IaamCl4 >hc enPovs swimming. skating misilc Puncta will rc( civc a dinner for -4 vinichcr compliments of \It I)ondlj', t ongrutulaliolrs Panula torr hying our t arncr of the Vi eek , l lfa, I„I V 'do Au,l;.1.m That's the kirk) of situation file Maclnnu family had hoped to avoid and was part of the reason they mooed during the summer, the w'hithy mum says. ' 01her kids are settling in and [hese• new kids are •.all at home:' \Ir, sLiclnnu ,idyl. -Grade 9 is a I.% hard grade W ilea going imo as it I`.. \1r. \ladrinis reports Nicole is • Wing for in appointment with a u-Lmce counsellor to go over her hcdulc Lind may not he in class 171111 rte Yl week. fold M, Hhott says, "We want ,cl the kids in ASAPAt's Just a seer11t processing the students:' SI, ldhott says timetables lir c%+ students are normally -inged by guidance counsellors "Il: week before classes begin. but ccauw of the tcachLrs' strike those zrisellors weren't in the schooih rid the timetables aren't ready. 'We're trying to get the (Sin - lair) kids in (today) or by the end f the week at the latest:' she says. noting the situation is "common" moss the region where new pupils .Ire concemed. "Idle first day is always crazy. - %I, F.Ilolt adds. Meanwhile, public hoard chair- man Ruth Ann Scledhch says she ,Lts,urpriwd to hear sir many stu- denls at Sinclair were aflected but added things should he "hack to normal" soon. "I would think all new sludcnts would be affected. she says. "I'm sure the first couple of days v% Ill not go as smoothly as they. should" extra money at tax. time. Eery lea. Canadians spend more than s.e.. n 100 -11- to here Mer, too.. ,etums preps/ed L7111. You an p,nhr tom rhes wuarron by [etOmrng - OF THF. YEAR 9a " a Vualrrnnl tai prepare, NAR Rkxk, Canada's - ,-SRI4 IIS 99 fa,iel r ra• p,epa,a non fi". 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Dwid WEBSIT ( WEBS ", _b..­d.,1­ I �L_ r Pickering gets one-time grant to help reduce Town tax increase PICKERING/From page 1 gam"' • at $2(X),(XX), the 'Town from the Pro%mce. 'Town sures will continue to financing its promised tax rate of .345 per cent will He also noted the has decided for the lint time increase. income tax cuts on the "AIL that we've acconl- backs of pn,perty taxpayers. mean a tax hill of $708' an in years to begin borrowing plished collccuvely is to Technically. the provin- increase of appn+xonatcll $16 over what would have money for some capital pro- postpone the pain," said cial funding N to pay for the leen paid in 1997 (nut (al, jests to keep it lid on the tax Ward I local Councillor Town's share of the recon - "W'e're increase. Davc Ryan not struction of Rosehank Road. Ing into account possible tax "We would like to he in a going to get $940199) again But it frees up for other use changes resulting Dorn better position than we are next year." He maintained Town operating funds hud- reassessment). With region- at this point in time, but I the Harris government is gctcd for that project. al and education laKes think we achieved as much included. the tax rate for as we possibly can:' 1-800-465-6611 Pickering residents is Council members gat 1.55 percent. or $3.I (Mon Town praised wn stall and Ms. The Shutter of the Future 512(X).(XX) house. Esker for their efforts in Due dales for the final ohiaining the additional with Old World Charm two installments of Picker- funding front Queen's Park. ing tax payments have hccn But they also noted the set at Oct 10 and Noy. 30, Town has already absorbed and the final installment for huge downloading cosh payments on the 10 -month over recent vrars and that ^ post-dated cheque or prc- after tnllanon. T6vin spend- aulhoriied payment plan ing has declined by about 17 has been changed to No% 30 per cent in real ternsover ; from Oct. I. the last eight years. They 'Mayor Wavnc Arthur suggested difficult budgets • congratulated councillor can he cxpcetcJ in future for their "persistence" in years when there will be no y� pursuing additional funding special grants and cost pres- Man's throat slashed in Ajax altercation A 22-vear-old Picker- ambulance to Ajax -Picker- • n'; :' --'.=s as'. ing man needed 10 cutch- ing Health Centre wherenienan 'n es aIte`r his throat was slit he wa, tre'ate'd and • ; ntenance Free - .;"e -retardant and his car slashed with a released for his Injuries `n'rch P. shank, fade, raror blade in Ajax 1,,n- Police recovered a k or peel d neer Jay night. raior hcllcvcd In he the needs pamong " Cohfa n,o Durham Regional weapon but did not say • Plantonon Pohce say they were what may have mottvatcd — rAT called around 1010 p.m, the attack. it r.•� n...r•w r.-.. 1 •No/, .r woow to a Gardiner Road There was no word of "< address w'ho'rl the Ylollm any Immediate arrest,HeINDS �_. A L i 6 CRavEAY KH ()Id k,n_.t.,n k,; wa% attacked while drink- however, police yesterday Ajax, iPickering Village, mg with two friend%. were looking for a 22- s111/w Rl"M 1101 KS %I n N.vt In t rhu,% A I,. He was rushed by year-old su,pert Non-custodial parents want rules chancyed By Cindy Upshall Sescral nun-cushxlial parents in Durham say Ihcy're being dusnnn- naied against because of a provmcial Policy rcquirmg them to support adult children who attend school. Non-custodial parents "are the only group of people who arc dis- criminated against, in my opinion and other. because they are required to support adult children over age IK;' says Ted Greenfield• on behalf of Non -Custodial Parents of Durham. In a letter to the Ontario Human Rights Commission. the Whthy resi- dent ponnn out the same poh,:y does- n't apply to married• single or custo- dial parents. The group has filed a complaint, asking the Ministry of the Attorney General for changes. Mr Greenfield says the raotiva- tion behind the complaint I. a desire to be able to give adult children attending univershy or college their child support payments directly. without first sending them to the cus- todial parent, as the policy requires. "The original issue was 1 wanted to ensure the adult children got the money directly;" he says, adding some children attending school don't receive any benefit from these pay- ments because they are kept by the custodial parent. "it turns out a number of our group are saying 'why should we have to pay at all'.'" Mr. Greenfield says. If the child support payments went directly to the students "they wouldn't have to take I(X) per cent OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Plan) loans. They may only take 30 per cent or 40 per cent and depending on their employment, maybe none at all,' he says. The route the group has chosen to express its opinions "is certainly the most visible protest route says Durham East MPP John O'Toole. "I feel they feel they're not being heard by the government and that's why they've taken this route" He adds he believes "the money should go directly to the student;' explaining the federal government does this with students over IS who are receiving Canada pension bene- fits. The complaint has been through the preliminary screening phase, says Mr. Greenfield, and the Human Rights commission should notify the group within the next week if the complaint will be heard. r GENTLE CARE NURSING AGENCY IV r • Catering to the Sick. Elderly 8 Children • Highest Duality Service 24 hours a day IV • Professionally Trained RN's. RPN's & HCA's `• Companions 6 Attendents Available CALL US FIRSL.. • (905)839-9065 r rrrrrrrrrrrrr .Ery. r •-�•Lt� POSTURE CARE SIW,Lf5139 rArRESS SET $249 DOUBLE 169 SET' norFN 249 SET CREW QUARTER BUNK BED COMFORT SLEEP V.S 1 69 I SET $TTRM 289 DOUBLE 2 �) ° SET 339 oUEEN 259 ?ET 409 WINDSOR BUNK BED THF' NF'w'C \IllF'K'1'ISFR 11{'11167rNFCI).%V CF'Prii'MRY'R 111. 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A, it's time to figure out exactly how the 15 days of class instruction that was lost because of the teachers' strike/lockout will be made up. While hoards and unions continue to negotiate term, of a new deal, there will have to he a for- mula drawn up to replace those 15 'lost' days. There are a number of combinations which have been proposed for the make-up days. Any mixture of Professional Activity days. Saturday classes. longer school da" or school vacation time classes (Christmas and March breaks) has been suggested. There are pros and cons for each idea- but at the outset Saturday classes should he crossed off the list. Durham District Board chairman Ruth Ann Schedlich has pointed out Saturday classes would be very expensive since they would require extra busing for students. plu% the need for sup- port staff (on overtime pay) to be in school. In addition, according to Mary Brown, the hoards communications manager, teachers would pick up extra pay for teaching "outside the established school year calendar." Outside the school year calendar includes time spent teaching on Saturdays or during school breaks like Christmas and 'March but DOES NOT include P.A. days. longer school days. during exam days or when school class trip, would have been scheduled or planned for. It's not fair to deprive students of the first three weeks of the school year and then demand they attend on Saturdays, when they may have many other activities planned. Marro, students, especial- ly those in Grade 12 and OAC-, are busy working on weekends to save for college or university. They might lose their part-time jobs if forced to attend school on Saturday. Not only that, man% students talo., part In acts itic., on Saturdays and would be forced to give those up it Saturday classes are instituted. With the very real threat of extra -curricular acti%itie% being eliminated if teachers decide to work to rule, it would be dou- ble jeopardy for those student% who use their Saturdays to make up tot the after-school sports, drama, art or music activities they will not get at school. If all of the lost time is to be made up, it should be balanced between eliminating excess exam days and P.A. dav%. Those are days teacher% are paid for in any case, and their duties can be switched to teaching from what they currently do on those days. If all the time can't be made up in this way, perhaps some slight extension of school dans, for a limited time only, should be consid- ered. How ludicrous to suggest taxpayers should reimburse educators for teaching outside the school calendar when the educators themselves were primarily responsible for leaving students to languish at home. There was no sensible reason for the strike. Atter three week, of picket lines and lockouts we're where we should have been all along. School board, and union, will continue negotiat- ing while teachers do what they do best — teach. High school students haven't gone totally without an education, however. The past three weeks have provided them with a first-hand look at the politics of the bargaining process. But it's not an education for which the taxpay- er should be asked to foot the bill. 6 To respond to this editorial call � fosoLwce Infosource at 683-7040 and dial 5112 WE ASKED THE QUESTION IS: WHO DO YOU HOLD RESPONSI- BLE FOR ANY PROPERTY TAX INCREASES -- THE PROVINCE OR THE REGION? Dave Andrews Glenn Bruce Warren says, " ncc Littlehales says, says, "I don't Province and "The Province. blame the Mike Harris. My The cuts and Province. The property taxes restructuring govemment is wont up by over have forced the doing the things $100. I'm Region to take it said it would assuming from up the burden." do. It's tackling downloading." several tough issue%. A Metroland Community Newspaper wspublished four times weekly an Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Ont. LIS 2H5 A D V E R T I S E R PoMW arc Tim WhI taker ,I 6 LETTERS OUR READERS VIEWS ON THE NI. -Ws Few putting in full week's work? To the editor: Itis t o.i:.alk mu't m,r.nluall} k, 1 .1171 a srcnntl,u� "h vol In respo,nsc to letter writer work. Should %al-speo,plc only be to chi -r. I average approximately Olga Strel/owls claim that paid for the %•ales they Idako ' 50 to h0 hours M week on school teachers only put in "tour -aril -a- It i% anwmg. according to activities. not including my vol - half months of work a year"- I (Ngo'* logic. how many people unteer erne with the Crime have dome some calculautm%. o niv work between ore -and -a- Stoppers programme. the %ollc'y'- Follrwing Olga's reaseming, I halt hours to 24 hour% a week tall team or the rugby team, or have deduced that News Tfxrc must be %Cry few [")pie sending fru invitations for com- Advertiser journalists must only who actualh put in a full week's mcnccment to students. Even work 20 minutes per day to waste worth of 40 ho uv,. though 1 work marry hours to ful- an article This amounts to S„ teacher% fit right in them fill my contract as a teacher, 1 approxinatcly I(l)l minutes per Teachers at the wco ndary who of chxxrsa to participate in extra -cur - week it the journalist writes five Incl only spend three boor% and riculau jLtivitic, because 1 caro: articles a week. After all, we all 48 minutes of clan% time per day about my %tu dcnts. 1 enjoy pro- kn„w that mcarching and Mrpi- teaching their students the mater- viding the bc%t well-nxirxded edu- cation for writing an article r% not ial outlined IN the Mmistr% of cation I can. It I% because of circ really work E.dmation. The rnandat,-ry home- fir our young that I hccamc a Engineers who go to their nx,m pcnoxhs. ahcr-schox,l m ima- teacher and this I% rho, why I have »..► r L -c each .Ly to, rrcrarc tonng of computer late% or rnaith toricited my pay for this king to programme to automate another chnic%. lunch time and after- enure students commie k, get company '%profucuon line really %chool setperorisxrl, marking and the hest education I can give. arc mer working until they, actual reporting of marks, parent- There i% more to education than ly install the programmes aril teacher inler%ew%, tri -call cover- krturing a class fir 76 minuses. equipment. Therefore they must age of tither classc% should not he 1 understand the concerns of only work two to three mouths considered work steno. Nor patients and students as my high out of the year hecau%c the prcra- should the hour% of prerxuatxri school teacher% were ern strike ration to %nic programme% and that teacher put Into readying from mid-Scpicmhcr until carly the testing of equipment to ensure their three classes, or the time OLcembe-r when 1 was in Grade it will work is nor really work. .pent ort marking the students' 13 I received all my lugh school Dwyer% only work a few work, or contacting parent, Io credits it, quality, for uraver%ity. I hours per week as the present enwrc they arc aware of any dif- alm) managed ro painicipaic in their car in the courtroom. The ticultics their child might to athletics, present a musical and discussions with them client and experiencing. Staff and depart- organize an whictic hanxluo that research of the fact% of %imilar orient meetings should rex be coir year. 1 was rex %carred at all. The cases cue not really work This, its %Mored a paan of the work day schxx)I year i% what the student merely preparation for work either, as we all know that cmpa- choxres to make it become. Salespeople only work the nw% neva have mxzungs dunng Perhaps. Olga. you %houW find momrents when they ring In the the work day. art some facts ahout the teaching sale. neo when they %tock ,)elves And Olga teachers have u) profession before you express or have conversations with cus- much free time they volunteer to your opinions publicly torners, assisting them in their coach teams, direct plays, orches- Janet Burrell. decision-making. Preparation ter trate riviswals and rnure. Ajax I'm married to a teacher and proud of it To the editor: the arTive Mete until 11 p.m. after During much of the year Mike Harris and Dave he's made certain the kids all while these clubs are running, I Johnson speak hafffegah. They have a nde htmx. They ski at become a single parent as my tell you they can take 15 teachers lake Ridge every Monday night husband is married to the %drool. out of every Durham %chtx)l and aril Kirby on Thursday nights. In And why does he do it? Dors he improve education. They tell you Pehrwtry a ski trip is organized get overtime or merit pay'! Dies they can increase the number of for those same kids to go to either he do it to get promoted:' No! He students teachers see every day Quebec or Vermont. does it to provide opportunity and and improve education. They tell When the ski sebum ends, the quality programming for your you teachers work four hours a 7 a.m. training begins lex his children. That's all. There are no day. cycling club. The club trains each other rewards. So what -s the big deal? morning from Monday to Is he special? I think so! He is Baftlegab! Political double Thursday; it has one or two 50- my husband! But he is not any speak! Lies! kdonseur bike rides after school different from the other teachers Here's the truth... each week; the cyclists do longer in Durham. On that mote 1 thank I am married to a teacher. He's training rides on the weekends; all of those dedicated teachers been dedicated to his profession and they have lunch-hour meet- who have worked with your chil- for 29 years, our two sons are stu- ings every Friday. This training open and my own two boys dunr- dents in a high school and I am a happens every week from the ing their wonder years. secretary in a high school. You middle of March until the middle The dedication, the energy could say I have a very good of May when the cycling club and the time these teachers put understanding about what teach- goes to New Hampshire for its into curriculum and extra -cu ric- ers do and what goes on in a high week-long trip. ular activities for your kids and school. He also makes time to super- their schools is incredible! So, My husband does an excellent vise extra help sessions four when I read things in the newspa- job delivering the curriculum and lunch hours a week, co-ordinates pers or I hear people talk about doing the supervisions rGgwred the high school 'Step Club' for a teachers, their four-hour work to run a school these days, but he group of enthusiastic girls, assists days and all the holidays. I'm not does much more titan this. M husband k' •I h with commencement and par- only insulted, but hurt! RUTH HENDRICKS OPINION A7 SHAPER Pickering resident Ruth Hendricks loves wri/ing, philosophv, long walks and her daughters, not nec- essaril. in that order. Our children are our best teachers Undeniably life's greatest gift has been the honour. privilege and incredible challenge of raising my twin daughters. Having given birth to them when I was barely 20. I was not yet imbued with the gobs of wis- dom I have today (oh that it were true). Aside from the day-to-day stuff of helping them learn to walk, talk and interact. most of all I wanted to give than a sense of themselves and their personal value. something it) %cc them through the hard times that life inevitably dishes up. I remember tough times — their teen years especially — when 1 thought 1 had failed miserably. In fact, even today 1 cringe with regret when with in)- 20/20 hindsight 1 see w all toclearly my nut -so -shining moments a% a mother. 1 wish I could go back and do it again, but with the benefit of my retrospective clarity. Of course I cannot. Which I, fine 1 guess, because having a philu%ophy about how you would do something I% tine and dandy, but when it 1% actually put to the test. it often fal- ter, That', %by those who have all the answer% about how kids should he raised, arc the people who don't have any You know the old saying that when you are up to your butt in alligators it is %onictime% hard to rcmenther That your inrriwl ,hic.tSse was to drain the swamp" Wcll. rais- ing kids a kind of like that. 1 speak from my heart when confess that no matter what I taught my girls. they taught me so much more -- about unconditional love, forgiveness, playfulness, not taking myself- tow %cnou%ly, having a good imagination. and a short memory. 1 hope I never forget these things — especially the '%hurt memory' part. That can come in handy' They have now begun their own tamilic% — one in California and the tither here. When they call me for parenting adv Ice I chuckle to myself because 1 simply remind them of what they began to teach me some 24 years ago. Sty parents died when 1 was in my early twenties %o 1 never had much chance to know them as real people. 1 related w them only as parents, and 1 miss what we might have shared. They were of the old school — authority figures demand- ing perfection and never admitting to their own fallibility. I raised my kids differently, and they have always known me not just as a mom, but as a human being too. I was never afraid to say that I made a mistake or that I was sorry. I am a mom but also a friend so they can tell me their secrets and know they are safe with me. 1 love my daugh- ters all the more because they are real, faulty and beautifully human. They're something else too — principled, strong, independent women who believe in themselves, and their hopes and dreams. No matter how imperfect my parenting, they always knew 1 loved them and that they mattered, not just to me, but to the world and themselves. More than anything, that's what I wanted them to have. So despite my parental bumblings, they were wise enough to pick out the important stuff. Kids are so smart. They don't really need much from us except a lot of love, and the opportunity to find the hest in themselves and offer it up to the world. No wonder we can learn so much from them. y runs s t c u ents nights, heads a commmee 1 m named to a teacher and The News Advertiser at Ajax High School. When the for awards night, organizes home proud of it! selected 13 Opinion Shapers for 1998 to bring a wide variety of ski season begins, he leaves the tutors for students and helps kids Betty Garrity, experience and opinions to our editorial page house at 7:30 am. and doesn't find part-time jots. Oshawa for your reading enjoyment. 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JANICE O'NEIL CHERYL HAINES Assistant Production Manager Assistant Production Manager * lj17 NA ... The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertise- LILLIAN HOOK Administration Manager og), p .a - ucent limited to space price error occupies. THE NEWS ADVE"DMR 11MINESDAY, SEPTEM"" 30. I"Ill • PAGE 7 AgaERIC bier r n DOWD GAMBLING ADDICTION LED DAVE CONWAY DOWN A DARK ROAD By SJepansff Sftw Staff Writer It started with an Innocent aftemoon at the rages. It was Kentucky Ikrhy day at the Fort Erie track and a thori)ughhred named Ferdinand went off a[ 25 -to -I odds. What seemed a lungshot at hest paid an easy S90flfor the win. But for first-time gambler David Conway. the payull' would come with it price, eventually. In the end, it would cost him every- thing: his profession, his haute, his lifestyle, his reputation, his pride. "It was a feeling of elation. The excitement of the win. 1 enjoyed two ll' and won some money. I just thought it was a great day:' say's Mr. Conway, recalling his first trip to the track in the mid -1980%. It wasn't the last. -It was just exciting, it didn't trigger anything at the time. It was like the beginning of a hohhv: it wasn't it prob- lem lir a real necessity then. 1 wasn't winning a lot of money: it was the chal- lenge." For Mr. Conway. then a respected regional politician. community volun- teer and chartered accountant, now con- victed thiel' aril diagnosed pathological gambler, it own evolved into much more. Hay mg recently received a 15 -month conditional sentence for defrauding a minor league sports fund-raising associ- ation of S72,(XX) — money tic gambled and lost — the 63 -year-old Oshawa native agreed to talk in detail about his crimes, his addiction and his ongoing rehabilitation. Mr. Conway was initially hesitant when approached abut [doing the inter- view but %cud he was willing to share his story in the hope it may help others, thereby giving him an opportunity to repay the telt owed to tote community he represented as an elected official fix six vcan. "I really feel if this helps sornchxdy else it will be well worthwhile It anv- htdy, can %cc themselves in my prcolica- ment then they %hold he seeking help right away, so M)pefully they won't end trp in the position 1 limrxd myself m " "It's the cxcierrient of the win that draws you hack again and again. It's all- ariwming. It Just takes over vtur mind and vtu lose control. dung things with out using common sense:' Mr Corawaay says describing the grip of gambling addiction. In the days, week, and ffxmtk% which folkwvcd that first euphoric trip to the track. Mr. Cloway started closely fol- lowing the sport. reading tip on the: unscientific art of handicapping, moni- toring the achievements of thorowgh- twcd% and tracing the careers of tramers, bwec]crs and jockey+. "it was an interest 1 developed ... I was saying up late at night working on handicapping lir the next day's races and going through the past perfor- mances of hw%es:' says Mr. Coxtww, ati he slowly sip%a coffee at a po,pular King Street Wcst dieter. Visits to the track hecarlxe a leisure activity, limited to major races such as the Triple Crown and Queen's Plate. Slowly, they increased in frequency. What started out as an occasional hobby way becoming an oahwssion. -I was getting to the punt it was becoming more of a priority in my lite:. and consequently l was spending more time handicapping or going to off-track sites than I should. -'Really it was the beginning of an ill- ness, though I didn't realize it. The more involved 1 got the more of a challenge it became, and I thought 1 knew how to handicap and pick the winners - As is usually the case when it comes to gamblers he lou far more than he won. Watch out fo N/AW*MAW Staff Writer As the proliferation of casing, off- track sites, sports wagering and loncry booths continute%, it's a safe bet the num- ber of people addicted to gambling will grow, research shows. And though there has been no formal study ccndtucted in Durham Region since the recent openings of casinos in Scugog Township and Orillia, a comparison of social habits before ani after the opening of a casino in Niagara Falls reveals a "strong correlation" between gambling addiction and accessibility, says Dr. Nigel Turner, a research scientist for the Centre For Addiction and Mental Health. "Certainly the evidence does suggests there is a relationship between proximity and problem gambling beta viour.- he says. Steve Chiasson, an addiction couro l- lor who oversees gaunbhng treatment ser- vices at Pinewcxd Centre of L keridge Health Corp., agrees "accessibility is very much a factor" in the rate of akdic- tion."It has been established that ... with gambling more accessible it is more like- ly people will experience it and move likely there will he increased problems:' he says. About 84 per cent til adults in Ontario Dave Conway has a long road to recovery ahead. Once respected as a leading pub- lic figure in Durham, a gambling addiction led him to defraud a minor league sports fund-raising association. Today. he continues to work on his rehabilitation "Though happily married 41 years. Mr Conway says he concealed his habit from his wife, Margaret. tout of shame. Instead of spending evenings at home, he stayt-d at the office planning the next d'ay's picks. InstcwJ of working [days at the office, he went off to gamble. All the while, the lies continued to mount. "She knew I went to the track every w often, but she had no idea him- often or the amount% 1 was hctung... If I wasn't in the office ... the money was being wast- ed." As the: municipal election approached in 1994 Mr Conway began w wind down his accounting practice, figuring hu $39.(MM) annual councillor's salary would he enough to +ur"m his limit). Allier wneng two successful tents on Durham Region council, rcroo-A wnt- mg Oshawa. re-election was a %hoe -m. Or so he thought. The election -night loss came as a shat k and left him devastated, both emonmally and financially, he says. -It was a real ]i%amaintrrtcnt fir me, 1 hion"ly didn't expect to lose. The sit- uation really wowsenced a1 that punt:' he says of the political defeat. Frown ttacm his life continued on a downward spiral: gambling Itsscs mounted, hills went unpaid :and clLspera- tion grew. Finally. the rrxwncy ran out - While a stonsihlc gambler carefully places his buts, " I was betting an every- thing:' says Mr. Clrnay. "When you do that your chanccS are going u) decline ... It Just started to snm- hall. 1 was ( pus ng l money that 1 needled to meet expenses at the fh tome and office and then it became an ohsessiun to win the money biwk. Tlere was no wall pow - car. He likens his mental state at the time to a "dream would. You keep thinking you're going to get the big payoff and evcrvthing will be all right. "You don't really see reality. - What :ver. Conway did to feed his addiction in the year prior and the year alter his election oeleat has been pub- licly documented in recent months through the criminal proceedings which saw him plead guilty to stealing S72 X) from the Shamrock Athletic Associa- tion, the charitable orgamzatiun of which he was volunteer president and which raised money fur minor league softball in Oshawa. "At the ante. 1 didn't :insider 1 was doing anything wrong:' explains Mr. Con% Instead. he ratioualved the repeated thefts of cash profit% from Bingo events and Nevada tickets by om%anang him- self he was "txartowing" the mtrtcy. "I go into a position wfu-re 1 didn't have any mowtew to go to the track and then the pressures of household expens- es taccame a pioority. By that time I was caught up in this horrible illness. That's wttcn I started to get Into these: funds I had no business touching... You're Itx)ktng at it a% a loan, and yow'rt- going to pa) it tack, but once the momev was lasi there w.an no, way It, pay it back. -1 was rnakmg things worse by trying to make it honer." Dc%peratcly stocking 'thc bug sum' to relricvc his lo.aes and rc%uwc his finan- cial stability, Mr Ctrmav would fill his pockets with cash fnrri the organiza- tion's coffers then hapekssly head off to the track. "I hoped to double it and pay it hack. Of course, that didn't happen:' he said of the money he took from 1993 and 1995. Filially, in June of 1995 he could not) longer cover-up the lies to his family, friends and colleagues. It all carric unravelled when the Shamrock execu- five confronted him about the missing mcwrey and asked him to resign as presi- dent. -I didn't really have an explanation;' he says of his rce,pxxnse when confront - cd. At the request of City Hall, the Province's gaming commission was asked to investigate and within a year Mr. Conwav was charged with theft and fraud over S5,(ox). In January he pleaded guilty to the fraud count. At his sentencing recently in Whitby court Mr. Justice Alf Stun" was told Mr. Conway is diagnosed as having a pathological gambling disorder described as a chronic and progressi%e illness, a disease much Eike alcoholism. He was spared jail and received a 15 - month conditional sentence which included 200 hours of community %er- vice. in addition to banning him from entering any gambling premscs Mr. Conway was ordered by Mr. Justice Stung to write three letters a) the editor of a foal newspaper discussing his crimes and the community resources available for others with an addiction. ♦0�4 While once recognized as a dedicat- ed public servant. Mr. Conway today, leads the life of a concocted con who is determined to rehabilitate himself. And though the deep lines on his face and circles around his eyes are evidence of the strain of the past few years. he has optimism for the future. vowing to repair his lite and restore his reputation. "What I did basically was destroy' my whole life. And I don't blame anybody but myself. Everything I worked for and huilt up over the years, including my reputation, was destroyed by my actions. and that's part of the consequences I'll have to live with the rest of my lift : Financially ruined following his .irreu. Mr Conwav was forced to dcclarc bankruptcy. While most men his age are enjoy mg the fruits of their latxwrs. David Conway is now living with relatives in north -Oshawa and start- ing from scratch. "Where it really hit hard was when we had our Name foreclosed. -That was the lowest point for me:' he said of the Cantil Street house where he and his wife lived fir 34 years and raised their three children. At was our home and there were a lot til happy merro)ncs there — things you can't buy. %n matter all of the problems I was facing that was the worst thing that could happen financially:' said Mr. ('an - way. Since his arrest tie has actively ought steady cmploymc nt. bat his crim- inal record having ruled out a return a, the accounting profcysion. it's been a struggle. hie admits. He initially bund work selling doxrs art] windows but the t"x,rtumty didn't pan out — publi mo, of his case limited the number of appx)intmcnb he was assigned. He then took a )ob as a courier dri- ving his own vehicle, but his car broke doown. Unahk to pay for the repairs he made a go of it ;I% a ri ronto foot courier, but the travel expenses were so great he barely cleared SISut weekly At my agc it t, difficult It, get full time work and framing -Ihc toppx,rtuni- ties were limited" He made it through the spring incorno; tax sawn on the trust of past clients who ",tuck by rite" and a)Iwitcd his services. Today. he's lining to make a living selling froien mut packages dtor-tt. doxw after rcspxwding to, a riewspgvr advertisement. He leaves Oshawa at dawn each mommg artd returns home after dusk. Hto know, he'll rice d the, +cane[-- detcr- mination that saw him fulfill his dream of being elected to public office in 1988 after 18 )cors of running unsuccessfully "I hay cn't hail a great deal of success yet (with the job) but I'm working on it ... Thc main thing is putting behind my mistakes and trying to build a new life fir my sell and my family I'%c only got a certain number of years left to put my life Nick in order:" he vys. That includes rnetoung the conditions of his sentence. such as perfivmmg -s(k) hours of community service — the first 40 completed during the summer as an assistant coach in the Challenged Base - hall Lcague — and continuing to under- go treatment for his gambling addiction. Though the experience of the past two )cars ways enough to "kill the addic- tion,- he knows counselling will he nec- essar for the rest of his life. --The temptation will probably' always be there ... If 1 stopped (coun- selling) it wouldn't take lung to forget how serious my mistakes were:' r warning signs of gambling addiction have participated in some form or gam- bling in the past year. For the majority of those: it provides a brief escape from everyday worries and a chance to fanta- size atxui striking it rich. -It provides a firm of entertainment. Obviously there are tau of people who gamble on a regular basis Mut who [don't have problems:' Mr. Chiasson says. For others, however, the: thrill of win- ning can be emotionally overpowering; the cost of losing financially devactatirg. Close to 20 per cent of the gambling population are at risk of experiencing problems, while two per cent have the potential to become pathological, those who believe they are unable to control themselves. It often soots out with a per- son exceeding the amount of money they had initially set aside la spend. ..That's when people get into trouble ark] they begin wha, is known as 'chasing losses'... The mentality 111 quit when 1 win my money hack'deyelups:'says Mr. Chiasson. "'[here is it line which problem gamblers cross and become pathological gamblers and it becomes a very serious problem:' Excessive gamblers. he says, fall into the trap of "faulty thinking:' rationalizing their teha%iour in the h)pc- less belief' their luck will change. More often than not, it dttesn't. "11tere are distortions in thinking, such as a leis is reinterpreted as a 'near- miss'...that eventually they will get it night and they will be rewarded:' says Mr. Chiasson. "The mind sort of tricks peu- pie into thinking they have more of an opportunity to win. People get desperate and may try their best to make things tight and they'll have the illusion (heir luck will tum around:' Mr. Chiasson said the most "shock- ing" research of late indicates a greater number of youths are now gambling. In the fact year 65 per cent of young people between the ages of 12 and 18 have gain - bled in sonic firm. And the studies sug- gest roughly four per cent of adolescents — double the rate of adults — are prob- able pathological gambles. He says young people need to be edu- cated about the risks of gambling carp in their adolescent yeah. The treatment community is divided into several perspectives on pathological gambling: one camp holds the theory it is a behavioural disorder, the result of con- ditioning, another holds the belief it IN a form of psychiatric disease related a) an underlying disorder such as depression. Knowing when to stop, whether at the race track, the slut machine, the roulette (able or the lottery Noth, is what sepa- rates the casual gambler from the prob- lem gambler. Ldok out for the following warning signs: • Spending increased amounts of time garnbling and fewer hors with family and friends. • Placing larger bets and more Im- quenth. • Growing debts. A person may become secretive abut money and start to borrow Gum relatives or friends. • Pinning hopes on the 'big win' to sole financial problems. • Booking oil work to gamble and telling lies n) conceal it. • Boasting abut wins and making light of a loss when others express con- cern. • Missing special occasions such as family events, birthday's, etc. • Planning vacations or evenings lis ensure gambling is accessible. • Frequent emotional highs and lows. Thaw It okmg for advice can call the 24- hour Ontario Problem Gambling Help Line, which provides advice and infor- mation about counselling and support wrices.an 1.888-230-3505, For information about the Pmewoxd Centre problem gambling wrvices call 683-5950. AT QUEEN'S PARK Premier has solid support in party Premier Mike Harris will have an advantage in an election likely next year because his party generally is behind him while the opposition par- ties arc squabbling among them- selves. The Liberal leader. Dation McGumty. showed again he ha-, dif- ficulty persuading his own party to accept his views when Liberals in Ottawa West riding refused to renominate their sitting MPP despite a pica by the leader. Alex Cullen had won a hyclection only a year ago and quickly demon- strated more initiative and indepen- dent thought than most %1PPs, partic- ularly by being the only member to vote against the Calgary declaration on national unity. Mr %I;A;uinty notified the nd- ing's Liberals Mr Cullen had worked had and he Mould pre ler all his NIPPs lir, he renominated because incur - tints stand more chance of winning in the election. Fut they turned him dow n. Mr M:Gwnty was similarly rebuffed in northwest Toronto where two ridings held by Liberal MPP% will merge and he ruled the senior. Monte Kwtnter, should run. Fut Annamaric C'astnlh refused to step aside and feelings are w, bitter the new riding association has been unable a) h)Id even an organizing meeting. Ilic New Democrat% have internal wrangling. which include two for- mer leading mmister%. Dave Cooke and Floyd Laughren. Ica% Ing to work for Mr. Harris's government and unions which nomulh wppxrt the SDP hesitating because in gw crn- ment it , ui puhb. .,Yrs:)nes' ray .and I+r)kc ,,,niracl, But %fr Harris a +uddcnly in the happy p—mon of not being embroiled in any fighting of none in his Progressive C on%avvaativc party. which is a change because he has had more than his +hart. Almon immediately after Sir Harris took oyer the go%emment in 1995 he faced complaints by some of his MPP, volt) felt they should have been in his cabinet. The opportunities were dimin- ished when Mr Harris announced a cabinet of only 19 members irtclitd- mg himself. eight fewer than aver- age. Money kcl Is, who) had been in the %hurt-IivvKi .thine[ of Frank Miller a decade earlier. complained latterly he 'didn't run to he a backh enchrr' and later on that Sir Harris was mm- ing with unnecessary haste and harshness. Chris 5t,)ckwell, who would have been in cabinet, sousht the solace of Mang elected Speaker and took delight on making more: rulings against the government than holden of that office normally do. A small group of Ton MPPs feel- ing they could lust- nothing, com- plained Mr Harris's government M)tched programmes and was run by the premier and a small clique of unelected advisers or 'pimply -laced Nancies.' as one called them. Two of Mr. Harris's MPPs voted against his legislation which imposed new responsibilities and costs on municipalities and six supported a Literal %%PP's motion calling on him to stop closing hospitals. Mr. Harris has Naught off his most persistent critic. Mr. Kells, a spurts addict, cheaply by naming him com- missioner in charge of Ontario's par- ticipation in Toronto's bid to stage the 2008 Olympic Games. Mr. Harris has stifled sonic dis- sent b% his recent successes, which include announcing cuts in income tax ahead of schedule and imposing a stricter curriculum and testing on ! schools, which won praise from some who normally criticize him. This his been partly reflected in polls saying Mr. Harris has climbed close to or even level with the Liber- als and MPPs are less prone to rebel against a premier who demonstrates he has increasing • Plx su >n. An election is now talked of con- slantly and Tory backbenchers who rely mainly on Mr. Harris's image to win are reluctant lit) blemish it. Mr. Harris also had talked of forc- ing Tory MPPs who want to run again to have their nomina ion papers signed by himself, sea tie could reject any who refused to [tic the line. i Mr. Harris has not ca i ried out his threat, but of has still helped keep his party from rocking the boat. L ----_J Who are the ilGuardians of Public Education" in Durham? The Durham District School Board is abdicating its responsibility to the community. It has the resources to set standards for o Quality Education. The Durham Board publicly admits -to having, millions in additional funding and reserves, but claims more dollars can't be transferred to classroom funding. Dave Johnson, Minister of Education has - restricted boards from removing money from classroom funding. However, the Minister has given school boards the flexibility to add money to classroom instruction. Where are the Durham Board's priorities? "The Board is unwilling to re -allocate for the purpose of increasing the complement of secondary teachers large amounts of classroom funds or funds already budgeted and allocated for other matters" Durham District School Board Position, September 28/98 Our teachers proposed a wage freeze for one year in an attempt to reach a settlement. This was rejected by the Board! Secondary Teachers are Protecting Public Education in Durham. It's time the Board did the same', Sponsored by District 13 of tho Ontimo Secondary School Teachers Federation Chiropractors make no bones about love of environment On Sept. 19, staff at the Pick- ering Chiroprac- tic Health Centre and Big Sisters held an afternoon event on health, safety and the environment. Morc than 80 children were delighted to meet Sparky the Fire- dog. Arthur the Aardvark and Pee Wee the Composting Worm. As well. Gin- ger, a dachshund who visits the clinic annually for treatment. attended and received lots of affection. "We decided to host a chil- dren's Healthy Community Awareness Day to support the Big Sisters orga- nization;' said Dr. Sharon Peterkin, co- ordinator of events. "Our aim was to demonstrate. through displays and fun, the importance of fire safety, health and nutrition. massage therapy. and the 3Rs of waste manage- ment and envi- ronmental issues. It was an oppor- tunnv for us to offer posture and spinal checks for children. with donations being given to Big Sis- ters " The staff practised what they preached tow. As people helped them - %elves to an abundance of applcs and raisin,, there were two special bags to collect the lore♦ for composting and raisin hoxcs for recycling. A vermicom- posting hin on display intrigued Most people. Staff members at the health ccnirc now are anxious to obtain a unit in order to turn their organic lurwh scraps like tea bags and banana peels into a rich compost for their office plants. JJJ A new Picker - Worker loses fingers in Ajax mishap AJAX — A 33 -year-old Oshawa woman who works at Ajax Textiles on Commercial Avenue will likely lose sev- eral fingers after getting a hand caught in a piece of machinery dur- ing an industrial accident Mon- day afternoon. Durham Regional Police said the victim was rushed to hospital with injuries not considered to be life-threaten- ing following the mishap at 4:40 p.m. The Ministry of Labour was called to inves- tigate the acci- dent. LARRAINE ROULSTON RECYCLER'S REPORT Ing group is chal- a store without lenging the 'con- buying anything s u m p t i o n and feel good lifestyle'. about it'' The Simple * How to eat Living Action healthfully with - Group is seeking out 'costing the to restore a way earth'. of life devoted to * Finding ways meeting our the local group needs in healthy, can benefit the s u s t a i n a b l e wider conirnuni- ways, ty. Organizer Sonic poten- John Dolewcerd Dal projects: says, "We are a * A Community co-operative Kitchen event of group open to all sharing recipes ages who are try- and preserving ing to live with foods. concern for the * A Healthy well-being of Food Buying communities and Club. the environ- * (;rowing an ment." He also Organic Commu- emphasizes, "We nity Garden. want to have lots * Participation in of fun while local environ - we're at it"' mental restora- Future discus- tion areas. cion topics will For more include: information on * Can you leave the group call John at 509- 5418. JUJ TIP: When shopping for gru- ceries, check out the organic pro- duce and pur- chase locally - grown fixed when in season. Larraine Roulston's column exploring environmental issues regularly appears on Wednesday THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY. 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Frederick Squire and entertained at the Baywood Ravi Shankar and western con- Darrel Davie, ui explore Centre Family Day events as temporary artists Pink Floyd instruments other than the part (if the United Way of and Bob Dylan, Magic Box has accepted norm has provided Ajax -Pickering'% 1998 cam - carved out a new niche. Magic Box a fresh sound paign kick-off. Made up of musicians from which the trio describes with The hand released its debut Ajax. Whithv and Oshawa, such adjectives as 'atmospher- album Its Not Tomorrow earli- Magic Box has stretched the ic' and 'mystical'. er this year after recording the bounds of 'alternative' music "We all have a deep appre- nine -song CD eight months to turn out its own unique ciation for the music of differ- ago. The CD is currently sounds. Don't go looking for ent cultures.' ;ays Squire, of enjoying airplay on the Uri - music made M the standard Ajax. "They seem so foreign, versity of Toronto's FM radii) guitar, has., and drums from but these instruments really station CIUT. this three-mernher hand. appealed to us. We liked the Squire say%, in It's Not Instead. you'll find intriguing. acoustic, natural sound." Tomorrow. "The music sets a mystical music made by such Since the hand's inception mood. There are a lot of dis- instrument, as the didgeridoo, three years ago. Magic Box tinctive moods in the songs. djemtre and. of course. a 'mag- has been based in Toronto. People have called this a head- ic Mix'. playing such nightclubs as the phone album You absorb it. 'It's hard ni put a label on FI Mocambo. Club Shanghai People can relax and let it car - our music:' explains Whitby and Sneaky Dec',. Thc trio's ry you away:' resident and lead vocalist also played such Durham Squire says Magic Box Johnny Pollard. who also play, Region haunts as Cafti Koko- plans to embark on a tour of guitar and sitar. "It's really mo. the (hameleon Cafe and colleges and universities hard to gt%e it a description. The Moon Room. Last year, throughout Ontario in support There arenu drums, bass or Magic Box performed at Band of It"s Not Tomorrow in an elcctnc guitar. It's nothing like War '97, earning a spec on the effort to expose more people to you've ever heard hctore. It's Fclip%c Records compilation its unique sound. Carib club hosts dance PICKF.RIVI: -- ['he Pickenng (.inh Canadian Cultural Association t% ho%trng it% Iltth anni%cr- %ary dinner and dance at the Pickering Recreation Complex Saturday. Oct. 17. Cocktail% arc %ervcd at 6.11 pm with dormer at 7�OPm. Co,l is S25 and formal dress as required. Mu,rc is provided by Fletcher'% Lo%e and the event includes door prves and a cash bar. Furticket, or more information, call 42 c-6746 (Alma). 421)-5196 1 Susan I. 410 1057 (Normai. or 429 K244 t Wilhc) RURAL T••r• J•• A1•AT.•T Can you spot F. the lobs in your home town? . If not, we can help. h %r britaric,s Rural Youth Job Strategy is a program "? to help young men and women find jobs We'll help you goin the skills and experience it takes to find the right opportunity in your home town. And our services are free YOUTH OPPORTUNITIES ONTARIO �a ` it you want to work, we want to help. I ® Ontario kt FREE 57 K. Darrel Cage "'9 bard V,igiC Br x )ncentrales on ;he nIiAe5 while the band performed at the Baywood Centre Family Day which served as the kick-off to the United Way of Ajax-Picker- ing's 1998 fund-raising campaign recently. TPA SECURM INC. STEVE BARNES KEITH PARKER CFP Chorus needs new voices Think your singing voice is good enough to take out of the shower and ,ntr, the stage:' Durham Shores Chorus is inviting "omen of all ages to join them for ,heir "Tuesday night music workshops The chorus, which won second place in the small chorus category at a regional competition in Syracuse. N Y. this year, is looking for more voices to learn four-part harmony. recerr professional vocal coaching - ,file nd oaching.attend annual competitions and par- ticipate in community performances. The chorus is currently planning a Cabaret and Dance for February 1999.For more information call Sharon Hasted. (905) 434-2630. or Lena Motile (905) 668-7547. HERONGATE BARN THEATRE 2885 Altona Rd. Pickering NOW PLAYING "HOW THE OTHER HALF LOVES" An ,gen.ous Corr" BUY 2 TICKETS SAVE S1 r BUY 3 TICKETS GET 4TH FREE OCTOBER 9 ONLY CLIP & SAVE 905-472-3085 This T/uu:vlrn' � �rlse shle I;� to 00yo O selected items storewide 50°'°w for men, women & kids • Previously reduced shoes • Previously reduced 'spring & summer fashions :for your home • Lagostina Provence 8 -piece Cookware Sets • Emperor Towels in 14 colours (bath, hand, and face) • Mattress sets from Sealy, Seita and Spring Air Qoycobff for men • Men's Van Heusen dress shirts and ties for women • All Casual Connection chinos. 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".GTE %IBER -a), 19" Created by Carol photo by Ron Pietroniro Ajax artist Carol Kapuscinsky disp:a.., aer art exhibit will recognize local artists and their talents work during the opening night of her exhibit at the at the facility Ms Kapuscinsky's works will be on McLean Community Centre last Friday. The art display until Nov. 15 Treble Shooter guns for weekend shows in Ajax A Durham Kcgurn actwxue dui, wlfl entertain with it, trimof etmtempt:ran munte tht. wcck- end -lrchle Sh.arlcr. con.nting Irl \tike (1LLrrc� and Fd Klxptllw: "Ill pla% the Ajumm Club ''n Wc,irw% Ktui mouth u1 Api tht. 1-nda\. (kt tnan 4 p nI t.• I am On Saturdal, night. l'rchle Shtxacr w ill participate In a char - it% c%enc at Inn In Ajax from x p m to I i in tiunxntu, well-kntrwn Cinadlan . n-, —11 al.t, lake pan In the c-.cnmg. Ticket% are $10 at the dtxx (Rhrr date. 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WHITBY SCJUIBOROUGH RKHMONO HILL mita ) CENTRAL TORONTO WEST MISSIMUGA BURLINGTON a suace 1909 sar 9w w« r...■ aaary w°� "' A A 150o Vdm. it East South Markham Rd at Mclevin 10875 Yonge St Leon's New Era Gordon MacKay oR lane S; 201 &Aatvaa Rd South d QEW at Guelph line. of 401 6 WeA d nKksan Rd lust North ol M'M 401 North ol E4 1N es Rd. 2872 DaMorth Ave. South of Wilwn Ave e0• East of IMP 10 Toronto Died Line 825-0760 (905) 43Q-9050 416) 291-3t1i X905)_770 4421 416) 699-7143 (416) 243-1300 �� X1'5 (905) 335-1811 open daJl to am to pm daily to am to rpm Wt^ AYr 101m 10 pm ditty to am to pm open arty to am to pn ODeA �Y 9.10 an tJ0 pm Open dyl 9 am 9 pm SalIP1 pm Sunday 12.5 pm SatlPl pm Sunday 12 5 pm StIP7 pm Srday 12 5 pm 5att07 pm Swdsy IbS pm Sal IP7 pm Swbay IZ•5 pm 4 p ^ S, I t2'S Wn Sal"pm Sandal' 12-5 pm PAGE 14 - THF NEWS ADVERTISER VPEDNESDAT. SF.PTEMRER Mi, 1999 photo by Walter Passarella 103 reasons to smile Durham senior John Broomhead celebrated yet another milestone on the weekend when he marked his 103rd birthday with friends and fami- ly at Whitby's Sunnycrest Nursing Home. On hand for the festivities were grandchildren Branden Gamblen (left) and Shawna Gamblen Mr. Broom- head. a former Pickering resident. has five chil- dren and nine grandchildren and worked with Canadian National for 47 years. He resides at Sun- nycrest with Eleanor. his wife of 79 years. Nuclear workers generate funds P( -KERING, PLANT EMPLOYE -LIS TO RAISE. S270,M) FOR UNITED N AY PICKERING hlc orgamiatioms. paign leader. — Lml,1"%cc, ,it Last %car. sta- Mark Arnonc. the Pickering tion employees "'Our employees Nuclear Gcncrat- con t r i h u t e d ha%c a lot oh fun ung Station ha%c 524;.11()1) to the and arc happy to launched their campaign. share their goxxi annual Generating "-sins is one of fortune with oh - Hope Campaign the main ways crs" with a goal of rats- that we get A portion of mg S27(10N) l r m%ol%ed in our the donations is the United Wa% community.- says raised through a and other charita this year's cam- number of c%erits Durham trucker arrested for vehicular homicide CHARGE ST NIS FROM 1995 L .S. ('RASH BY suphen Shaw c•-,; .. The law Iters finally caught up with a local truck dnvcr wanted sutcsxlc on charges of vehicular horncxie for the highway death of a Ahchigan motorist almost three %cars ago. Detectives with the Durham Reeioxial Police nupr emote unit nabbed a 47 - year -old %%Iuthy noun as he stopped to refuel at a Thick - son Roved -Victoria Street gas hairabout K am ycswrday. Off -idols with the "anadi- an justice department i :tied a warrant for the crest of Dinko R(i,ulja, of White Oaks Court. following an application for his extradition M the United Steric, govern- ment. Detective Scryearu Rom Rullaucr said Mr Rogulja wa, charged following a fatal crash in Auburn Hill,. Just o taside Michigan. Dec. 25. 1995 Mr. Rogulja was dri- ving his semi on Highway I- 75 when he allegedly veered on it, the shoulder and struck and killed a 19 -year-old man who was changing a tire at the side of the nod. Mr. Rogulja. who is mar- ried. was released after post- ing S1009) hail and was ordered to return Feb. 4. 1999 to stand tnal on charge, of ncbhgent ho iniside in Oak- landCounty C,wrt. Detective Jim Douglass said law enforcement off"cials south o l the txrdcr got in touch with rXubam Regional Police 18 months ago and it was recently learned Mr Rogulja was working for a south -Oshawa trunking firm. But it was in pan a Itnky break' that led to the fugi- tiNc % arrest, he said. Tile dctec-tivc and Constahk Dch Anderton were driving an unmarked police cruiser on their way to kx;ak Mr. RoFvl- ja when the txur spotted "a tank coming north on liuck- %on Road. " I had a picture of tum that we got from Michigan (police) and we saw him sit- ting at the wheel. Had we rot gut him then I suppose he could have been gone:' said Dist, rAuglass. Prior to dx aneu. the sus- pect was leading a generally unassummg life as a trucker " rcful not to go near" the United States border. he said. Mr. Rogulja is being detained at the Whnhy Jail pending extradition proceed- ings. Mr. Rogulja will appear OLt. 5 in Ontario Court. gen- eral division, in Whitby, at which time he could apply for hail pending an extradition heanng. Notice of 3a Liquor Licence ~— Application The following establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontano for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Chameleon Cafe 1 IOA Dowty Road, Unit A, Ajax Any resident of the municipality may make written submission as to %whether the issuance of the licence is in the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than October 30, 1998. Please include your name, address and telephone number. If a petition is submitted to the Commision, please identify the designated contact person. Note: The AGCO gives the applicant details of any objections Submissions to he sent to Licensing and Registration Department Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario 20 Dundas St. W. 7th Floor, Toronto ON MSG 2N6 Fax: (411611326-5555 E-mail at licensing(a.agco.oa.ca such as barbecues. through onc-time Junk tanks. raf- donations or nes. pancake weekly payroll hreaklast, and car oleductnms washes Ho %r%rr the raniraign til, in c.irf% Cheque mates photo by Ron Piefroniro Sharon Peterkin of the Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre (left) was all smiles in presenting a $200 cheque to Marilyn Cummings, executive director of the Ajax - Pickering Big Sisters Association to be used for programmes and services offered here. The money was raised by the chiropractic health centre during a recent Kids Day event. Ontario Nurses Association censures Durham St. Elizabeth Health Care office WHITR't —The Ontario Nurses ..^� Association has issued a public cen- sure of the Durham office of St. Eliz- aheth Health Care where 130 people ". are on strike. The censure, formerly known as * blacklisting, was issued due to con - ceras labour relations practices and m odians .coaditions may be creating safety concern% for patients. Local 57 of the Ontario Nurses �., Association (ONA). including reyiS- tered nurses and clerical workers, have been on strike against the %'hil- by office since June I8 when contract talks to get a first collective agree- ment broke down. Censure is used to publicly reproach an employer. Inforrrwtion is sent across Canada to other nurses' unions, community Naturalists head PICKERINC -- Did you know you can actually h,isc fun learning about fungus? The Pickering Naturalists du. They invited you to go on a 'Fun With Fall Fungus' outing kwking fur mushrooms, bods and plants on Sun- day.Ovi 4 !acct at 10 a in. in the northeast cor- ner int the parking lot at Ih'. Durh;ll I, Board of Education Office/Sm.Lur colleges and universities to alert pco. plc atxwt the union's concerns with an employer. The union alis) urges all registered nurses to refuse to work at that agency until the censure is lifted. Barb Wahl. president of the ONA. said the censure has arisen over con- cerns raiscd by local nurses. Eva Novv, of Sc I:Ivahcth, said ONA s censure i% "ncwN lis us." Arhitration he ween the two par - tics had concluded Friday and they expect a respon%c by the end of the week. %fe %aid. In the meantime. St. Elicahcth and ONA were negotiating %o "it's very disappointing this would he their response. It'% Something of -a surpri%c to us at this Stage in the game," he Said. out to find fungus Secondary Schixd ins 7runtun Rd. I km cast of Hwy 12 in Whitby. Bring lunch. Call 1,46-985-9497 (James Kamstra) for information. Recycle! Firm footing Durham makes progress in plan for nuclear emergency By Keith 61111gan Staff Writer A "firm foundation" is in place I nuclear emergency planning in Durham Region. In his annual report on nuclear preparedness to the provincial Solicitor General. Durham Director f Eniergency Measures Ivan C'iu- _tura noted the penod het ween 1%pn1 1997 and March 199H "can he _haracterized as the establishment 4 a firm foundation for nuclear ctncrgency planning and response ,n the region". The Region, with two nuclear stations within its boundaries, and other municipalities assigned responsibilities under the Provin- cial Nuclear Emergency Plan PNEP) are required to submit a report every year to Emergency Measures Ontario, which compiles the dtx:uments into an annual report for the Ministry of the Solicitor General. And, the Region has to formulate plans to deal with a nuclear emer- gency at the Pickering and Darling- ton power plants. But. Mr. Ciuciura noted in his report, "Difficult problems remain unresolved which relate to the PN 1;11 Still lacking in the plan a) deal with a nuclear emergency here are transportation studies, an c%;wua- tion strategy and a method of alcrt- ing the public. "Sufficient resources must he devoted to these problems;- Mr. Ciuciura said. He listed a% highlight, of the past year the establishment of a formal nuclear emergency planning struc- ture, review and updating of the procedures for notifying officials in Durham Region of a nuclear power plant emergency, the writing and issuing of the draft Durham Region Nuclear Emergency Plan, upgrad- ing municipal operations ccntrcN. plans and procedures, and develop- ing and .taring cnicrgcncy training exercise% In the spring, the Durham emer- gcnc) office held three exercise drills at Durham College in Oshawa. Iroquois Park Arena in Whithy and the Regional Opera- tions Centre at the Durham Region headquarters in Whitby hi measure how effective Staff would he in the case of a real nuclear -related emcr- gency. Mr Ciuciura noted in his report to councillors there were no inci- dents at the Pickering or Darlington nuclear stations during the report- ing perioil that required emergency responses. I Is THE. 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Please complete your preprinted application form and return it promptly to the Ontario Alilistry of FFllance in order to receive your payments. . For more information call toll free: 1-800-263-7965 (teletypewriter: 1-800-263-7776) The program described here is subject to the approval of the Ontario Legislature. PACE 16-THENEWS ADVEKTISER. WEDN SDAV. SF:P7FNINER`1O.19" Tons of fun at museum festival PICKERING — PickcrinL Museum Vil- laer's Fall Family Fesrosl is offering a number of unique items in the fund-rais- ing auction that w ill he part of the Sunda%. Oct. 4 cscni. The Ballad Protect, a group of pro- fessional storc- tellers and tolk singer,. has donated An E,enInv of Ston and Sone to the list of auction items. The uccessful bidder will enjos aone- hour perfor- mance at their home. which will include songs and sto- ries with plenty tit opportunity lur the host and guest, to smog alone :\II the fun at the fall Fantil Fc.ri%al I, dcstencd w rale tunds for the museum stllagc'. Putcr- baugh School- houseProject. Auction nems and heritage actiwrli, spon- sors are still being accepted- -1 he day "s tither acris dies will include a C'ow Plop Lot- ter, Participants will be able 10 huy a square in the loncn for 51st. and if Special h the cowbless$ their number with a plop• they can win IM pounds of hest. There will also he a Mares Horse- %hcc Challenge and a Car Ral- ly, for which registrations are .1111 being accepted. The testiwal will run from noon to 5 p.m. Admission to the annual trent Is $5 for adults. S4 for seniors, stu- dents and chil- dren 1 fisc to 121. 515 for families and tree for preschuolcrs. Pickerine Museum Vd lige i. on Hwy. 7 between Brock and W c s t n c c Roads. For more information on the museum eillaec or to buy a square in the Co" Plop Lottery call 6 8 3- 19 4 0 1 (cash. VISA cr Mastercard accepted) To register your learn for horseshoes call Karen at the Legion. 839- 9144. To book for the car rally call Bill Thompson at 839-2121 For more information on the Pickering Museum Vil- lage Founda- tion or how you can con- tribute to the Schoolhouse Project call Laura Drake at 839-1395 or Pat Dunnill at 1539 4672 Janet Millar insists she gets more than she gives. Janet Millar is, a "Bit; Sister" and more. She volunteers for Junior Achievement, And oyer the past tour years, ewe ye formed a wondertul tnendship that spearheads a clothes drive for two women's shelters, helps with Variety Village's important to both of us.'• Sunshine Games tar children with disabilities and spends time being a "Big Janet %works for Royal Bank in Pickering. She's just one of many Royal Bank Sister" to "Little• Sister" Tanya - her favourite of all. ''I do whatever I can to help," staff across Canada .who take time out to help in their communitiii s. And we'd just she ays. "and I always get back more than I give." like to take this opportunity to thank ROYAL [TANK lanct and Tanya have a weekly date together. "I do my best to do 'kidthings them for doing what they do. FINANCIAL GROUP with her - things like biking, picnicking and rollerskating - things I enjoy ttx). I nidRltM �''-•"plaCamvMy tit■ Flyers right to -our doorstep! Four times each meek in the 'dews Adveruser. AI­ M,&Cbz eA Bw�mnr.. yter. Jim nu>;hr. l meet stcr. Phil Ma %rihur salami Mmh Riyr+t Sales Jim Spmhdluri Saks 0 Jerry Sykes Sales 0 :J -c er tac P°�" . kit 130 P. VEX- -/ J►� t�,a rvi WAiv 1mscr-edlLsls Mssir�irdow�ss ois ov,r Eotire NEW f& VaSE" VEHICLE INVENTOR'/ A 5W • • 4190P 3.3 %uprmhorae4 loaded, dual air. beatrd Kat,. chrome w►eel.. AM/FM caro.. CD, pia. pl. Blowout P. kc - s26,138_....___ with 16' Iki Bos. 6.4 diesel, air. Blowout Price. $30,799 .ael.m.a.s.aw.e. 4 dr. 7 page, nodular .cats, deep tint. Pie. pap/mirrom air, A. -'►i easy. 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M 1 doe. one "• � Is" ma 111111111MR nMln Froa l o 0 o nn4hW M.iMr,one Priced i fl fl Ina Okog CftM► 4 dux, tk1WNd in m.hft, �' V'•7lei Harry Vaugliao 10 to choose from fully lo.dw, VS. only M00o tuna LN Priced 1 10 to choose from Sales N i 318.7985 i THE NEWSADVF.RUSM WEDNESDAY. tiFPTt.M6t:N M. 19WP4GC 17 yarn -to -Skate V Uuatf W Instructors I Groups - Groat Radios P 0 Prices - Classes for apes 3to 65 day Noon or Sunday a m S RT S Markham Rd., S. of Steeles (416)412-0404 RECREATION IN AJAX AND PICKERING BEERS & WINES 4*10 TIME TO START YOUR CHRISTMAS WINE Mod of Anne Ottenbrite looks back on golden moment V Brian McNair 0 Writer Fourteen years rernoved from (lympic glory. Whitby native and fos- ter Ajax Aquatic Club memFxr Anne ktcnhrite still vividly recalls the thrill of ising her arms in ultimate victory. Now. as the head coach of the lurlington Aquatic Devilrays. ktcnhrite hopes to impress on others the incl of inner strength it takes to reahie a ream. as she did by winning gt old. silver nd hronie medals at the 1991 Summer blcnipic Games in Los Angeles. '!here's one particular moment you .tit your whole lite fur:' says htcnhritc. whose moment came at age xwhen she touched first in the 2(M)- ictrr breaststroke. "It's worth all that feumC it work for those 15 seconds" ANNE OTTENBRITE Now a s rr,m roach In Burlington 1hone 15 seco nids came dunng three incredible weeks In L.A., when Ottcnbrtte elcctnfied Whitby and the rest of the country by winning the 2(9)in breaststroke. finishing second in the Morn breaststroke. and leading the 3 x I(Mtm trolley relay team no a third-place finish '-I always wanted to be able to put my arms up in the air. but 1 never was able w because I wanted it, wait until the Olvmpics says Ottenbrite, who was finally able to celebrate in that fashion after beating American Susan Papp by rroirift" a wcond in the 20lirt event. 1t ti dr1W m„mcnt. iul>l u-tcly:' [Vow t_. ()n,�ntritc lives in Guclph with her hustrand. Marlin Muvlacrt. and !wn. Casrieron. who turns two on Oct. 31 "Of course. 1'd have a little beak child & HWI(mccn:' Oncrohnic joked dunng a telephone interview from her Guelph home. "He takes up a good chunk of my orne” Young Cameron may have a tough tome. choosing hetween swimriung and hockey when he grows up. The swim- ming connection i% otni us while the hockey association comas from Muy- laert. head couch of the University of Guelph's varsity team. In fact. Cameron joined the on -ice celebration at five -Ari hall months when the Gryphon, won a national championship In 1997. "He's been stuck on hock" ever since." O"cribnte says tit her son! Onenbnte met her husband while working as a swimming couch at the university, one of many twists in the road since she left Whuhy after the Olympics. Immediately following the Olympics. Ottenbrite left for a full swimming scholarship at the Usmersul, of Southern California. Unfortunately. things didn't work out and she left after two years to complete her :ommunica- tions studies at Sir Wilfrid Iruner Uni- versity in Waterku. Back home in control of her own 94SEASON ONLY laS ;ave I ALL GREEN FEES only $7.00 9 holes Mon. -Fri 1560 Taunton Rd. W. LALX_6is3-1367 J lite. Ohtenhnte finished her studies and became a university and club coach in Waterloo before assuming similar duties in Guelph. Alter five years working in Guelph, she accepted the job with the lhvilrays. a challenging new position that became available last September with the merg- er of two previous clubs in Burlington. "My goal has been to become a head coach:" says Ottenhnte. who oversees 150 athletes and five coaches. " Ihcre's a lot more work involved in being a head coach, but ! reah/ed that going in:' A typical day for Ottenbrite secs her up at 4.30 am . into Burlington io coach. hack to Guelph by 7 -10a m . in ilio gytn for a workout, and hack home by 9 a.m. to take care of Cameron and any paper- work for the club. "It's an intcnsc emotional involve- ment:" she says. Ottenbrite speaks front authority when she talks about commitment. After all, she beat the odds to become an Olympic champ. It wasn't until the age of 12 that she took up swimming, inspired by (lie 1976 Olympics in Montreal. " I always wanted too win an Olympic gold. I lust had to find a spirt i—h , it in,' she says V1 nh her h;• cr rc. closed in on her dream by winning gold at such meets as the world champi- onships and Pan Ain Gaines. Approaching the Olympic tnals at her peak. disaster struck when Of enhntc dislocated a knee and was unable to compete. -I thought that was the end of my swimming at that time:' she recalls. Because of her Impressive creden- tials, however, the Canadian Olympic Committee put Ottenhntc on the team hoping she could recover in umc. She did. of c, nurse. but not without , rnr amr - n ais m� mtrnt. was very unsure of due to the knee injury. But, inspired by hearing the national anthem after teammate Alex Baumann won gold. Ottenbrite came up with the swim of her lite in the 2(X)n breaststroke final. -I was just exactly where I wanted to be:' she says. Upon finishing the race. Ohtenbntc remembers looking up to the board. which she couldn't sec due to the sun- light_ It wasn't until her na ine was called by the announcer that sir rcahied she had w m. _keine rhrr�• .u,1 ..,r�•an„ ,.v,. EVERY DINNER AT THE IN-LAWS' COULD USE A LITTLE FOOTBALL, M -+i M Owl MleYwy eM Fer w rwiMe .+r re. IMO e10 eeM bluetit hwl yew el ie- ri r PAGE 111-THENFUS %iAllkI IS N,y1 Fa Wt:�ll xl. %FI'TF%I 14R.W. 19916 ri. Ajax -Pickering Dolphins ground Hawkeyes in minor football action i t� photo by Ron Pietroniro Captain Crunch... Pickering Panthers captain Bill Duncan (5) crunches a Auburn Junior Crunch player while teammate Darren Forbes (18) gets in on the action during Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League action at the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night. The Panthers won their fourth game of the reg- ular -season over Auburn 5-2. The Panthers played cross- town rival Ajax Axemen in Ajax Tuesday night after our press deadline. Power selects champs PICKERING — '11nc Pickering Power undi r-scyen select ht»'s' %occcr learn c-Apttred the ctrtsolatirl cham- pionship at the recentNorth Toronto Mint Rorld Cup Pickering calmed A I -t f s lett} ry o%cr host %ooh Toronto in the con- solation final. Cal- lum Lynch scored the winning gual with less than five minutes rernaming and was named nkat xaluablc player of the game. GaalkLeper Derck Redmond was soli - id 1n net to cam the shutout. In the %emi- final. Power was defeated 1-0 b% eVetltual champnxl Mississauga. The Power btry% kicked off the tournament with an explosive 7-0 vict r7 over the North York Hearts. Anthony Valcrio lad the way w nth a dice -goal perfor- nmcc. Andy A n d r e o l f. Cameron Farrell, Marc D.L%". uc and Lunch each scored once. Keep- er Redmond canned the shutout. In game two. Pickering tied the St. Catharines Concord 1- I . Andreoff scored the Ione goal. The Power boys closed out the opening day with a convincing 5-1 win over North Toronto B'. .Levesque led the way with two goals. Andreoff, :Lynch and Valerio each scored once. Pic kc ring advanced to the semi-final with a 3-0 victory over Uxbridge. Lynch scored twice. Valc- rio netted the other marker. Valcrio was the MVP for the event. Team members are Andy Andre - off, Trevor Cozier, Cameron Farrell, Marc Levesque, Callum Lynch, Ryan Mcdciros, Lee Melnike, Kristofer Michael. Moise Oke. Derck Redmond. Kyle Sawyer, Mark Sterling and Anthony Valerio. The Ajax - flickering Dol- phtns football trams soared past the Oshawa Hawkcyes. %m - [ling all three games in Central Ontario Minor F=ootball League action at Osha%%a's Civic Stadium Sunday. In the tyke contest, the Dol - Ph ins posted a cumincing 47-0 .story. Special teams played well for Ajax - Pickering and the offensive line was able it, give the quarter- back the time he needed to get the plays olt. the Dol- phins' defensive team was solid in the contest. completely shut- ting down the Hawkeves' offence. Of1en- sivc lineman Brent Ste -Croix was named the offensive star of the game while cornerback Alex Fedosen was the defensive stand - (lot. In the ateni while Abi Olusu- Dennis Cole. The Dolphins contest, the Dol ga and Paul Carlos DaCruz arc hoping for phtns charged Leckey %err the and Nathan Sil- lots of cunlinuni- hack late to dcfcnsl%c M1VPs verhurg made for ty support in record a 27-12 The Dol- a long day fur their 25th year win. Ajax -lick phins' peewees the Oshawa of providing Bring gut oft to a soundly defeated squad. Scan youth fouthali in slow start atter the Hawkcycs Mcaneney was Ajax and Picker - Oshawa %cured a 45-0. the defensive ing. touchdown carp. A touchdown game star while All Dolphins' But. the Dol on a runback b} Michael Dubbin home games are phins regrouped lames Leckey took offensive at Kinsmen Park to pull out the and excellent honours. on Sandy Beach victory. running by Jason All three Dol- Road in Picker - Dan Hest and Collins deflated phins' learns ing. Bryant Trotnian the Oshawa pec- travel to To find out %% ere cu -often weer. Solid Markham this about upcoming sive game stars defensive efforts Sunday, Oct. 4 to Dolphins' games Air the Dolphins by Dolphins' play the Raiders. call 619-9180. CpIvEdges" r Learn To Skate ) "Coaching Committed To Excellence" * Parent & Tot (2 - 5) " Preschoolers (2 - 5) * Learn To Skate (4 - 12) 10 Week Programs Available At Two Locations Saturday Oct. 10 RegistrationThursday - Oct. 8 Art Thompson Arena 1 pm - 3 pm Luther Vipond Arena 7 pm - 9 pm For more information call (416) 818-8225 DirecARr: Janice Cook. 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Improvecommunication and leader- ship skills. 686-1443 (Mary Ann Pmetruslak . 683-4439 (John John- aone). THURSDAY. OCT. 1 NATURALISTS: The Pickering Natu- ra r' 'neo -a !rpm 8 to 10 p.m. in the library at St Elizabeth Seton School, 480 Strouds Lane (north of Sheppard Ave off Rosebank Rd I. Pickering. Naturopathic doctor Linda Doran will discuss 'Botanical Medicine In Your Back Yard' 831-1639 (Michelle �1111 ei)che)'FRIDAY. OCT. 2 ' JOBS: The Jc,hn Howard Society of Durham Region holds an open house of the Job t;onnect's Career and 'Employment Resource Centre from 1 to 4 p m. at 136 Commercial Ave. Alax 427-8165 (Joelle). ADDICTION: The Serenity Group h�Us a 12-1;!,,p Recovery Meeting at 0p m at Bayfair Baptist Church. 817 Itingston Rd.. Pickering. This group 0lcets every week and deals with 11iddlcbons of all types, including co- dependancy. Child care programme wadable as required during the meet- ing All welcome 428-9431 (Jim. evenings) SATURDAY. OCT. 3 FALL HOME PARTY: The United Church Womo:_n of Gunbarlon Fairport United Church hold a Fall Home Par- ty Event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Church at 1066 Dunbarton Rd-. Pick- ering. Fall fashions, jewellery, home products, lunch room, bake sale and More. 839-7271. SALE: St. Isaac Jogues Church, 1148 Finch Ave.. Pickering. holds an attic Tale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Treasures Dew and old for sale and donations Ore sought. For information or pick-up of items call 839-3375. 831-1676. a I DR. S. 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THE NEIAS AD%'F:IrrISF;R WEDNESDAY. sF.rrF:M1iF:R .%, I" . PA(;I: Iv Charity ball aids sister hospital (far sister hospital promises you'll have a real hall it you attend a fund-rais- ing dent Saturday. (kt t -Ihe foundation of the Ceodenary Health Centre (CHC'i, which recently amalgamated with the Ajax and Picker- ing Hc.dlh Centre d ommrly General Hospital i to tori the Rouge Valley Health System, is holding its 1999 Cen icn ry Chmcsc Charity Ball at the Regal Constellation Hotel. Wit) Dixon Rd.. Ltohicokc Alui(n 12(X) guests are expected to attend this gala event. which is to its eighth year. Intemationally-known artist Frances Yip skill he the guest performer fur the evening. 'Me event will also include a 12 course gourtnet Chinese dinner and a silent auction of more than 60 nems The reception is at 6 p.m.. din- ner at 7, and entertainment at 9.30 -lickcts are $139 per person and are available by calling the CHC foundation olfice at 416 291 746'_ or the Chinese Outreach Hotlmc at 416-28 1 -7265. -lax receipts will he issued. Request for Public Opinion on the Proposed Nursing Home Annual Licence Renewal of Ballvclifie Lodge Nursing Home, .-Ajax to accordance with the Nur,ing Hors Act, puhiic opinion i, FKmg reoluc,ted prior to a final dcci i n hero made on thr afvme. If you have cnmnacnt mor o1 inion. and wi,h to bring thrnr no the attention or rho \Iiistn of I leath, you nt.'% uhrnit them in writing by .iddre-ing thein to: Dirn t -,r. Lon, 1crtri Care Dwinion Ontarv, Alini,rn sof He:dth ;6St-acct 1l'c,t. 1;th Floor -h Runts. 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It the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE. resomes that are fazed directto Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as kldiated by the instructions in the ad. I IF -rt )eel !FW NM vin 1c err secretary fa rlJal r luny :".s�r:': �:;» .•�. ,, all 1. r ably Immr- ^pI ef7•"pj1 C40 ' • y lw AIaA � ' 14t7ac3n kxYurer CANE DFCOIMTOR n,.pent APDIv iP n- 1.; ply n Pence -� � , riRaw i 'am• M7 1 hen., on. Hat• - r St E . owl 1 A.. Oct. 2" H CANF DECORATOR e.pws- Inrrriw Pencal-..'.,d I'll, April wim a- ^.i K,rtpnn Rd ..I -a a AM. s 'ale. 227 W. F'ickerurye i' r st E Olhw rue /NNE ISTHFTKM •. NAM 5'1'115' :i••a rryrr.,rxlp uky "�li CARPENTERS GREAT PEOPLE! ""rle' fulll rimes''„as;' nun Must oe a-Wie to work firm 1200 noon to 10 00p AREA SUPERVISOR Appal in person Iron 2 00p m 10 5 00p in at 1725 Kngslm Iktvrorn e.p...:,rr ^,cn a1y ab 4rw.rs Nnn.- Antsy a ►twaoll 195 'MWnn Ad S AWE Ire pNMk a4e Row East: BrockR� 'ftife""o”' Surround yourself with the worlds greatest people ... the employe" of Hickory Farms and our MAILTECHNICIAN .,Ili Jim. '„'P hwsy lienal dict tan 436/9303 on a challenge and want customers! Du you thriveg sal g sawn to demonstrate your leadership skills? If you do, then we have an exciting and challenging NATIONAL POST • u . r vurialAcww•ap a felted ,spew opportunity for you to be an Area Supervisor for a • . • :r wiwe e M w 0wetN •pwtwa an MM •'.-O-oft ur Christmas gift centres featured ingntuP of o artiwrry to major malls. We are currently hiring for Durham h. r�-holds nrnw— 2 Region. We offer a good salary, comprehensive 6..m Ii sat. training and all the tools you need to be Ie a must L'an T -1100 -26N -7n, suciE'<sful! NATIONAI If interested, please fax resume to Attention John Lawson POST L-ana den nil neti,mal newaPPta- (905)479-5952 1 Geral Help lion ad M up a .:lent pro per requiresadolt r.vners for news- 'IrIIE NEWS Mir, Tankor, I, in ­lerratlonal cn-sme refueling company that has recently paper delivery to h btw'n. ADVERTISER expanded to the Ontario market. ... iseholds 2-h a.m. M,m-sat. is looking to prospects to Wrth the rapid growth of our network. we Vehicle a must. deliver -Quire an Eastern Ont. Sales Rep. to 1-800-26$-77.12 newspapers and flyers to me work closely with 5-10 franchisees to It there are firms or Individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names Place your application and list in an envelope and address to Box Replies. It the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE. resomes that are fazed directto Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as kldiated by the instructions in the ad. I IF -rt )eel !FW NM vin 1c err secretary fa rlJal r luny :".s�r:': �:;» .•�. ,, all 1. r ably Immr- ^pI ef7•"pj1 C40 ' • y lw AIaA � ' 14t7ac3n kxYurer CANE DFCOIMTOR n,.pent APDIv iP n- 1.; ply n Pence -� � , riRaw i 'am• M7 1 hen., on. Hat• - r St E . owl 1 A.. Oct. 2" H CANF DECORATOR e.pws- Inrrriw Pencal-..'.,d I'll, April wim a- ^.i K,rtpnn Rd ..I -a a AM. s 'ale. 227 W. F'ickerurye i' r st E Olhw rue /NNE ISTHFTKM •. NAM 5'1'115' :i••a rryrr.,rxlp uky "�li CARPENTERS ° '° 1 sgi """”- .r NnC/ats-t75 FULL III '+e L" ^"` """' TIMI `"' REQUIRED Mmtm um - i ca.—, i,. -.. ;1.r Fmish trimming a must. Good Driven bicerwil Whnebv (905) 430-34 i ; HitNKrnMT a FaT11n1CM „ 1...,i..,,�. A'k:DY NWiI a,dd srpprn .. lay Awy own W an 'kwMi"we ..A Come" w cOAAd Molts r " V'3000. M Offerrse.e• a E boo L N whey� Iktvrorn e.p...:,rr ^,cn a1y ab 4rw.rs Nnn.- Antsy a ►twaoll 195 'MWnn Ad S AWE Ire pNMk a4e Toulm"AETFns Nwdy ry/ enHi ...., rxxlrry enter .9�. p 9r9 r.e wwll OMnper tar 112 ►9M sl ripe. -nrev-e•"l.�-•:. rw•sv.,su' N.r .MA ar..� "ew.r"r"••r Acaiwubr."e'kr"'^n'a"q'xw bo. PONT NOPL 'M New* STORE PREPARATION STAFF, BINDER} WORKERS, ORDER PICKERS People Needed IEnmediatl g and sh„ri term workers needed sorer of these lobs can lead to hake work • Whitby, b9rxsanviller - 40 Strn and —inen w help v.'Ith tau stem• set-ups 1Wrrhouse work, shelf st.r.kmg, unloadvil general work Openings right now on day shift, e-venlngs and vmw weekend work • Pickeriwg, Ala.. Evp men and I "men for ()roer P,, kms,. also 6uncii ry W,trkers and L,rneral Labour .no ei needed) :ttv footwear, ability to work in 1:,Dish necessary Apply: Global Human Resources, «ctwititg Thursday. Oct. 1, 1Daas to 4pm, ab 'Jackson's touch of Class", 104 Consumers Drive, Whitby. recruiting Friday, Oct. 2r loam to feet at Don Beer Arena, 910 Dillingham Rd., Pickering toff Beck Rd., south of Gayly) orapply Weekdays loam 4Mto 4at Global office, 777 Warden ave., 0217, Scarb. (s. of Eglinton.) caACan Expross $10.00/ hoMir Yarkha Location • Inbound Call Centre Reps. Customer Service (Inbound/Outbound)Experience • Must be flexible to work all shifts- 7am-midnight - Mon -Sun. • MUST have own transportation • Excellent communication skills: written b verbal • Keyboarding (30wpm) LM ft>wN FULL -TME F9Sf I ORY Fax 1111ewe to: M 11 905-737-= 011111111111111111111 SMMMl Swill Has the following position • FuN T"toe DispeDsary ASsaishust Monday to Friday, 9-5, Prior expenence required Apply in person with resume. "NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE" Presently recruiting indivluals with the following skills to work in the Scarborough/Markham area R W P Word, Excel, owerpoinI typing speed 5l) w/min. itchboard, reception rata entry reverse keybd., min 10100 /Iwo flu reewwME bbW Winkle Korean fl111a I ss 1 4 I and Pent" Train"Ow Were, udn s located x PlrJra^nD Parkway n ale Fbne a Les,rre C.Mm a Mock Rd ant Cha Wl Hqn- w" 1,11 TOOAY 90S-aM- 7a2a LAST CHANCE'' 2 norws for n9 bilum Sep 30n POOeFIM or M.rlapemem5u- 9 unit puutwn ndwn0 or plus com mie coMosor uhruum ewbkg E, perrnlce pnkrred Pleait sent name b DAO Ill 1701 w AmoW SIt E E FNM 101 Oshawa. Om L1H 887 Mn Board of directors mooK COOK for German- bity`RpUwa Mewl Pickering wU .Joey 905-427-6760. STrniT, 2 ym. erperlMtoe. IW or pat-Ilme. trarwg aadatFe with or without CXSAMEM A urrk n wrokiig lr wp rimitaloam ACOOUMT1NI wrwoRA,' .a -i ru Mk rel a 40 ADeriTILATON Ped MStMOM Evening SM aN :..W.eewArr will fwwaklNugieect wwll OMnper tar 112 ►9M sl ripe. -nrev-e•"l.�-•:. rw•sv.,su' N.r .MA ar..� "ew.r"r"••r Acaiwubr."e'kr"'^n'a"q'xw bo. 1111,11 cam WIN" -l• •'•• EKTMN( FItNEu A4 Mw 3G iG•. lq 1, rrllwwi • ..''CIM Mail (M 000 wk al 9si uc*" Aw • n ver• � = • u . r vurialAcww•ap a felted ,spew lino pial APHpt may M wit h, Sprwl • . • :r wiwe e M w 0wetN •pwtwa an MM •'.-O-oft • rbil Nit GRIN • aknomm-on aWtkn•an awM �Il S Id FALL • ',.' -devilled int We ail wale n a WileWileN.M f"Hi e to rSUM Pt Ext 105 Le t v4 aa *,NO NI" ltere relpoM nw"Wq .ft tral cal is oft. 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EW QUICKMILL 4300320 months workup experience GAS PA ,,it car vaso au -- into si)ny bods n Nk Region ad Srarbor Durham o I nill,kih rea•�.d FWI a time ..al Wmi 19051887- areas $8 910 perhr Call 8121 or appry nperson 158 fila wa� Slew. hounoq" Tro Slerawrl ant Hud SI Ara ftk X Slaws LOCAL MAMSPMM M agm M �Utolenl ois- eRawn co Ili st ""10 coNtundt irder 7 b S VMS Iplp Personnel. wpMlence Must haw own hansportaron Please wit R Iwst to MM a lei Oa Are tinkly will Arse oiler Dolyaspfrnry . Civilo- rxieci Mas Tfw and Pent" Train"Ow Were, udn s located x PlrJra^nD Parkway n ale Fbne a Les,rre C.Mm a Mock Rd ant Cha Wl Hqn- w" 1,11 TOOAY 90S-aM- 7a2a LAST CHANCE'' 2 norws for n9 bilum Sep 30n POOeFIM or M.rlapemem5u- 9 unit puutwn ndwn0 or plus com mie coMosor uhruum ewbkg E, perrnlce pnkrred Pleait sent name b DAO Ill 1701 w AmoW SIt E E FNM 101 Oshawa. Om L1H 887 Mn Board of directors mooK COOK for German- bity`RpUwa Mewl Pickering wU .Joey 905-427-6760. STrniT, 2 ym. erperlMtoe. IW or pat-Ilme. trarwg aadatFe with or without CXSAMEM IINees7YLMi ll 0 M yH eboa t. n very busy Ulan CAN 931-6531, ask la Joe our 50007 acohave we altAlaers NNI il Outfriendlylook Excellent all- nFtu Apt reeeieteB abprl 404.2573 eMlwgs WNW f liked- erg new osnatia cadre Sal AVAY.. IF rale Ns any d the Iced' al pa• 2 re N&L a rem NEW ing Chiropractor, s�EithwOrw. "'r0 OMr>w. Nau'DDf' yteaoorn sii bk9 gPle- M9472Dorawr ren hale an opportunity for you b � DyM Dads wWR 9WeaefI M Rau oR 1-a1s-SOF ("s) 418:•4134 operas fr peMenN am u as turning assisMd la a 1oodlel class (9051509-5005 fill 509' 38 Iollon areas AAA }� r AJAX Trowell Lane Reed Or. Redmond Dr. Wright Cres. Arnold Estate Lane Annie Cres. Roberts Dr. Betts Rd Elizabeth st. Tams Dr Allard Ave Field Cres McNellage Crt. Chatfield Dr. Stockbi ridge Cres. Fester Ave Kemp Dr Dennis Dr Noake Cres. Gibson Crt PICKERING Medlin Rd Garr elin Aw. ism Firm Ain. Amaerlea Rd. Ilipissing rat. Napanet Rd. Obonabee Dr. Valleyfarm Rd. Finkle Art Ledge Rd P*M lane Wbdt Pine Cres. Valley Ridge Cres Second St. Thicket cies. Flarelle CA. Feetw ood Tr. Norfolk Sq. Selena Sp, Barlawn Or Center -,Inn Rd Evenwood Ave. Closson Or Lawson Rd. Elkwood Dr ChaDals Cr. Clappnson Blvd. Tudor Glen Cres PendEmtere Pkwy Fantare Ave Port Union Rd. Josah Ave Rouge Highlands Dr. Decimal Place Calerstone Cres. Klrkdene Dr. East Ave Ravine Park Cres. Sunrry Slope FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 6113-5117 nLnufaclu,e "o."i,s Imull- 0.1011ver 1., lova gC-les Gww dnwg record ant Me, diakcio abmry n•rned E,� p-rrenu "Zig wT aouds. nc ant abut FaII resume to RDL . Pl "o . 905-428 7376 1 0= NO.TM MULIIESS per son rood to draft ever book keeping experience Compft- M exp (Whites a SheppA d) Apply � 05)837-2750 a 04 EarErAFEW Book Keeper redwnd for Cordo Marage- nlem emu Strong account. trip. .computer a, orgauta- IIOIW skills a must To gun kllrnedulely. send resume to Gwdm Property Manage. WAN. 286-339 Westrky Rd s . Apo. LIS 7A PURCHASING Agent. NUN required by Ajax metal fabricating co. Exp. in manu- facturing and/or metal fab industry an asset. Please fax resume to: 428-6933 =ME Ostusd parts con•a' " npwres Bodwaper. pan Orme (i b 18 nrsAkeek) Must tale accounting knowledge in gerNral edger, accts payable S Gou'1 remllWlce 5 yrs exp nMgawulaedudnenrgegant wm- �ine q 905.723.769Bred Fa IMIo/AekeN PART•TIMF. Ewericnced SAI -ES STAFF rcq'd for friendly maternity shop in Pickering Village Court Yard. 42(-2088 tats III APPRENTICE Sal CMAC P¢kn;) mea Pan Ill laid n to Hun lime Abe to work un own indunve Re. Sums to Foe 0217 865 FArewea 09r L 1 H 7t 5 assist with their business development. Ou:llificahons. 3 yrs successful outside salrys experience, preferably within the corstruction industry A team player able tc adapt to change and exceed sales a,gets. Compensation includes base salary . �ntmissnon . vehicle allowance. Fax rlfrRlt to D. woos Ielld Tadters (905) 607-5358 JOEffSalted I" IM SkIN•d Help AUA11S SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS • 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. • Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING ge7ures Cress A Technician • Busy flat rate shop • T -)p Commission • Prflt Shuml • Benefit package • ' ,p to date modem equipment I Apply with resume to: 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering Requires 15 AZ drivers ler local Durham work. lute of flours. rate S15mrr men 1 exp Need ICC , plus abstract Also required 20 AZ Drivers running 40 States, no East Coast, 34c ,ilea r plus $20. each pick-up b drop. AMrnmurn 1 year experi- ence Also required • Team drivers running Western Canada 8 US. 40c team, and pick-up 8 drop offs paid Top rates /Benefits Apply in person or call Northern Personnel 112 Athol St Whitby 905-430-7168 .1-888-439-7777 NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS R 25professional AZ drivers lot bol Durham work $15 00/hour. Also Ramillies 30 Prolessional AZ drivers for US work. • minimum 1 year experience • good driving record • criminal search • ICC medical • 50.34lmile plus pick ups and drops Please :Bbd us Monday to Friday 9:JOam-50M. 1 -ax -439-7m or 1.911115,4310-7161111; alaar iAir BRAX PVJM 9=4irrr Minimum 4 years experience on Amada Brake Press. Also Required PRECMON SHEET IAS- TAI. iN A3111, MC Day or Everting shift. Fax resumes to: "eHBe n 6sdliewb wt Hwa, (905)428-2392 or Phone (905) 428-2240 cmmo mtxm required a sub-tm d ExlneRw Fa- e ou am= to OOaw7i PIr2A MFwMMweeDpd our 50007 acohave we altAlaers alders r*kedll AwrlsS AADuIDih 683 -Solo 1051 95-7'09-2960 r DrorveJAWP9* Simcot SIk Oshwei 434- 7099198 en 237 2777 30C Dundas SIE.. MRM- owed by Steel SUN EDWivere Cry 430-0030 1215 SayN OpEMt - mckeug 8,11 OM RMo lee- N Cbl ana ADDIe MIM. br,� M+rrADNa 0 aN � DyM Dads wWR 9WeaefI M Rau oR 1-a1s-SOF ECF needed 1u teWpan Mk 3222 Sun Plus as turning assisMd la a 1oodlel class (9051509-5005 MTNXT011fare needed for Ext 105 tatlr d Ale FSTIIE1raN MEMO IN, net ics. pare, and Ms OW medWel) for brsy was er- CraM Please Conhd Jew Wished week=s cwut. lay W 905.7092960 or o as Har salun a Spa 9NRr9 pMs commisswn la 905-7099498 en 237 623-7853 ntermew U N7 UMSTRIM, Idrt' immediately Exit min preen term EXPERIENCED HAOST"T morft'waking experhaiet 8 required fur immedNN polls. lately steel -Iced bunts Up to bon Fr,i Osflawa salon Tek- f95Whr Pickering through Ph" (9051 723-M ostwa seas Gr in assts EXPRESSIM HMR DELGN — I'e wd or interviewing a N OsluwA Urempl Irew CMF a now hex q STYllsii, ale ESTHCIICUW we ndi, AlxA t pe• do E. OaAr yt exp IF you a 0061090 In On T1 rif Oct00ar, M. Iron' 930 a m 2p, about your Uree, Dwum a Part of our award withinLIGHT INDUSTRIAL. 1pq nam Days 668.110/6. EW term temp must nM 1 4300320 months workup experience GAS PA ,,it car vaso au -- into si)ny bods n Nk Region ad Srarbor Durham o I nill,kih rea•�.d FWI a time ..al Wmi 19051887- areas $8 910 perhr Call 8121 or appry nperson 158 Stan Rus 1-B88.5093222 Hud SI Ara ftk X Slaws LOCAL MAMSPMM M agm M �Utolenl ois- eRawn co Ili st ""10 coNtundt irder 7 b S VMS Iplp Personnel. wpMlence Must haw own hansportaron Please wit ,en norS, 5794M fill 509' 38 Iollon areas AAA }� r AJAX Trowell Lane Reed Or. Redmond Dr. Wright Cres. Arnold Estate Lane Annie Cres. Roberts Dr. Betts Rd Elizabeth st. Tams Dr Allard Ave Field Cres McNellage Crt. Chatfield Dr. Stockbi ridge Cres. Fester Ave Kemp Dr Dennis Dr Noake Cres. Gibson Crt PICKERING Medlin Rd Garr elin Aw. ism Firm Ain. Amaerlea Rd. Ilipissing rat. Napanet Rd. Obonabee Dr. Valleyfarm Rd. Finkle Art Ledge Rd P*M lane Wbdt Pine Cres. Valley Ridge Cres Second St. Thicket cies. Flarelle CA. Feetw ood Tr. Norfolk Sq. Selena Sp, Barlawn Or Center -,Inn Rd Evenwood Ave. Closson Or Lawson Rd. Elkwood Dr ChaDals Cr. Clappnson Blvd. Tudor Glen Cres PendEmtere Pkwy Fantare Ave Port Union Rd. Josah Ave Rouge Highlands Dr. Decimal Place Calerstone Cres. Klrkdene Dr. East Ave Ravine Park Cres. Sunrry Slope FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 6113-5117 nLnufaclu,e "o."i,s Imull- 0.1011ver 1., lova gC-les Gww dnwg record ant Me, diakcio abmry n•rned E,� p-rrenu "Zig wT aouds. nc ant abut FaII resume to RDL . Pl "o . 905-428 7376 1 0= NO.TM MULIIESS per son rood to draft ever book keeping experience Compft- M exp (Whites a SheppA d) Apply � 05)837-2750 a 04 EarErAFEW Book Keeper redwnd for Cordo Marage- nlem emu Strong account. trip. .computer a, orgauta- IIOIW skills a must To gun kllrnedulely. send resume to Gwdm Property Manage. WAN. 286-339 Westrky Rd s . Apo. LIS 7A PURCHASING Agent. NUN required by Ajax metal fabricating co. Exp. in manu- facturing and/or metal fab industry an asset. Please fax resume to: 428-6933 =ME Ostusd parts con•a' " npwres Bodwaper. pan Orme (i b 18 nrsAkeek) Must tale accounting knowledge in gerNral edger, accts payable S Gou'1 remllWlce 5 yrs exp nMgawulaedudnenrgegant wm- �ine q 905.723.769Bred Fa IMIo/AekeN PART•TIMF. Ewericnced SAI -ES STAFF rcq'd for friendly maternity shop in Pickering Village Court Yard. 42(-2088 tats III APPRENTICE Sal CMAC P¢kn;) mea Pan Ill laid n to Hun lime Abe to work un own indunve Re. Sums to Foe 0217 865 FArewea 09r L 1 H 7t 5 assist with their business development. Ou:llificahons. 3 yrs successful outside salrys experience, preferably within the corstruction industry A team player able tc adapt to change and exceed sales a,gets. Compensation includes base salary . �ntmissnon . vehicle allowance. Fax rlfrRlt to D. woos Ielld Tadters (905) 607-5358 JOEffSalted I" IM SkIN•d Help AUA11S SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS • 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. • Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 CANADIAN TIRE PICKERING ge7ures Cress A Technician • Busy flat rate shop • T -)p Commission • Prflt Shuml • Benefit package • ' ,p to date modem equipment I Apply with resume to: 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering Requires 15 AZ drivers ler local Durham work. lute of flours. rate S15mrr men 1 exp Need ICC , plus abstract Also required 20 AZ Drivers running 40 States, no East Coast, 34c ,ilea r plus $20. each pick-up b drop. AMrnmurn 1 year experi- ence Also required • Team drivers running Western Canada 8 US. 40c team, and pick-up 8 drop offs paid Top rates /Benefits Apply in person or call Northern Personnel 112 Athol St Whitby 905-430-7168 .1-888-439-7777 NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS R 25professional AZ drivers lot bol Durham work $15 00/hour. Also Ramillies 30 Prolessional AZ drivers for US work. • minimum 1 year experience • good driving record • criminal search • ICC medical • 50.34lmile plus pick ups and drops Please :Bbd us Monday to Friday 9:JOam-50M. 1 -ax -439-7m or 1.911115,4310-7161111; alaar iAir BRAX PVJM 9=4irrr Minimum 4 years experience on Amada Brake Press. Also Required PRECMON SHEET IAS- TAI. iN A3111, MC Day or Everting shift. Fax resumes to: "eHBe n 6sdliewb wt Hwa, (905)428-2392 or Phone (905) 428-2240 cmmo mtxm required ri Feralred"y`raDwskn 19M IYIMdFay alders r*kedll aNy Appry Please Far resume b (9051983.9714 VMLOERS Ala FWTM re. CONSTRUCTION NELPtR ie- owed by Steel SUN EDWivere gwred Drywall. ttrg Ex- Ml must be eperenc4d lie penia rtquired C II Stoll (9051831-7861 nye valid welding tickets top wages aro Odkfa pad COMTNICTOR required Mon I'De Bowmanviw location . Fn S 12 hvday poi shin Fax resume to Dynex Ener 16 w It Vin ngwred for f neerirg (905) 721.1204 Oshawa arra salary 136000 1 II•Apta CAN (613) B.33 2202 RYGEIMST WELCOME to Ian Ia0US7am uwvio expanding family practice machine operators needed dedicated to excellent patient immediately Exit min preen nae Jon our mart Droyam ant single needle macnire 31 days DM' old even required Coslume dewraUrg '�. 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Amcor St S'1S_ 191,10uS Chad M FICA 905)728-4043 Portable dislywasher $i5 As. ( , WN boxes. includ WASKII a DOM Ex ' I . ==Ioba boxes (905) Contortion Will d,hVer ilicheloko'k- . 426,M up Can Separate Set CAR . . = (905)-839-0098 . M Kos M X�Ui OnnoW. . . P"O.Lop sev aria trAm still � 11 K. Oulkedi Anne. cherry. Mlaslic. cost $1 Soo Sell DDII. O" room set Biand (415) 255-0285 "'SNIT$I, ow SaP=N`­0Q S,,S4MMSML POWER GUARD . (416) 255 -OM _ _ tirimere$ & 4 ". stain3nle54ss sled , It N. aborke Wound pool .0 $alo 6w Ana 12tM . r hemor and all elimixim- .- Ili help OM draw $700 (shpt_ ­ Alm small propane furn� OFFICE � - Contents wall too Ili pmW We and lot sale desks. rimm. tables, . W CA lork d -n9 C,I.g: I=- ECII-17ill 1363 (Shot an, - 2 LANMTNG Mus-1- - 36426 Drylech hard PWAOSWUWMTWM 32.46 DrOO .FHyOP " CLOCKS. Back to sow sw ow som in ex"uhum condition wis Huge selection of new am resed plarce, New (Retail Value $7000) Perfect , digital smart loustriess OPPDIlurdy for prands lbom SB95 and up lamination of posters. prints Rent to own. 100% of .l lenw etc I Win Sep 53500 PAT Call Payrft IS apply ALSO a Huge, nL Say M 720 -ON (snp) sellection oll grandfather ducks Inim $995 am up Cal TELEP PIANO 433-1491 - POOL TAKE. Professional 41/2 ft x 9 It , soup cherry oak with imported Italian I in site Cuslom built $2000 Call Tmv 433-0927 or A] 655 E&ST n �� off-70;wr Day Care W DEMN =MVICZ and web page creation Hyper Available Home link and server storage. 0%_............6 I Can John Duarte at 579-4400 ZealS Alticia" le, . FEB. _cx �_Flr_ 11 ' Dy queen ,--- _. -SwIrame Never opened $1200 Sacrifice $490 141612 55.0285 BEVELLED CLASS ROOM ,I, v,0, 3 p'nid, 1,~ Milk "IV aPlillnirdilll 1111 7 1- "I ill by w 6 feel Wide call 905. 1166-7 BLINDS Cul file middleman :..:Elle, has Custom made -`011* LOVIVIPOS, Vertical Vothi Shullem FT" est. ZIS 227 7777 or 1 1161* or 9'5'5) "I 181111-369 - ORA - long 41 �S mei �bhddfii 37 I' 0 "cmng showif "I'll Or design Like new 905.427 -ton - BEDDING Dove" Cor- . ee'1n-4 Skid (douW). pillow "'I'115 & sheets bide'" now_ 905427 1822 - BA!RQAV 9OOV-OUR Si; 44 �,­., ,771 ... 11111C pad: IM With butt; ,w., & outer Carrier Blow new Jul,198$500 Goo 905-438- 8839 Ism) IRAN NEW Ingl" Mother a (I'Vel $1,00, ld- QUVVi ,. c.uni $2ij, Black "entorn. mem unit and microwave . like an offer 905-433.8973 Ism) - MCKWE',P24 0,1.- THE. W 11- ,apess "I hear .9 1. 2 500 s9 h y Old BOBO BTU labdow, a, "O"Dow"$I 28 Bron 4 . Gend� 8 Poo late -11 C_ ii , . or Does and an Accessories -nclvftd $400 Cal' 1705:132 2108 CARPET MMER 11,7%, 'W- M.0 Pd.".11­ - ,',I, .,per i,, " rooms, ,.,V 336900 price irchwes, 11� So rds cow dounte go , -J installation on 'Cad home Free quotation in your horme fit. 'Ime'la no parywhim, lo, one 1.11 var Dail. I ILI 7 21 0 104 CAARTS $NUE "", or PIT, 100", �YL_ stern I'- .rod 3 towns 39 130 so Yet, Includes Carpo 0-w paw am .9.1. ,- Flat ab :=llpmr, .. =91iag as Sam m CARPET SUE r -A ad oup f III SC-- ',11 alga Selection " .I.AOIX" =X-F.f free estaimare 1.1 Mme ,WS, 431 4040 -416 822 " !r! IF ENOW ,.,d Sun. 11 1101 -11 4',­ i-i,;9"-O,T'ft Car, , in - be 1-4 now. Ylit 20 In'. Ung -,11990 S., 161 ON run"' of Mad 'win CA 9"74 do" 70$-777.3250Whithis will ��Mclow Tix Ama. .; ,noov %W. , year - ,.vwWw% I- - der 261hawax wakdod -.*.W P -11h, sofflow. a - w Sig we jokc) I goo 515 S545 Free th'"Ver, Do ow �1­ftrww owe 'I'll In- Morn Law. It," =! $700 = Wass table ., $In K.W�S.Zt No GISUAD SON a" Mead - board, Shed lSAware welad. M. SOO 90S-41110-1465 DOME bad wat, .ft* Walnut, - bloo, .'exaft $775. ,.o- - 4" UM, 4 Chan 11.[11. belief $375 Cal"i Is Tom Slim ,JP ; low Mad - ,,, P,..,,.hm" am Ig,nj. ,,-, at Cwh ,-Wu MM inckeek 42t% ot -kl & 'SAX , I 11 �� . Z, firm ,a !. 46 on" n ,,-***nor G.warft, ots Y . UA, P06cls =M= . Y" Dom wo ., A ve . Fix, oft CA gaii. it, 4-62M to 2 - ENTIRE KITCWN e,,Wn ,,, ­­ftf '.,, .",-',,,J C'o. J , "' "do, .: . or � ..'�': "ft- -e.Jw $750 um am dine.w. Sm ,Sal BM - 5877 FOR SAL* CASIO KEYBOARD Unm 11-0 ­­, $33C Firwo, 683 ,*489 - FULL UZI WASHIE AA In For Sake e.11--! W".,i..,,; C.ndlt- L. -I .W -I. MawdsMW S375 1a ft set Fail1Iu4 wide Ko,riorq= arks $81we sh-ou =hx1p, 400 slow 250 W IPIEC,om Turning Tom su- .11 51800 Ulaines bed and bookcaseheadboard siso Ltuds.p. tromr. SSO Proof 6BB 1902 ACRYLIC MAILS - supplies arid Set. U Only 1 old =. IT yr .,pi sine ,o"Y' IK nils.al brush, "hii Sol D'ems & stencis a than. light Unit AM mak ear Delo ng gun 16 kit ",Too many dens to list Perfect for I,,* business Paid $3500 a 9V$1500 Call Lull 721. 1 -_ - - AJAX -I I SWEEPS. SpecIN Ckng WS as low ""15 BOB a lembig ,nslakd WSW No mlisS. W fuss guaranteed TREE ESTIMATES 19056M 74 Real 111 OWN AU'PLIA116ES new andrgondtflorded lull warranty Paddy s Market 905-263.9369 Or 1.000-798 5502 SHEDUAN Chiality v ociclen sheds 8 I 8 bar, lot - , 1299 plus 1'. M." 'The SIT es and styles available Also Da and d.As 761 ill'm Unit 3. ftMM,F more info MVW-679 SOLID OAK ON*TtF with Duffer S hutch oval table 6 cran's secton.11 $014, C." taming pull out bed aid 2 To drops Ii "IT 905-1565- 6357 SU FAN 4MC, CD W-A-YFO ..In detachable - ► & IV, ole Asking 5225 SIG BOX .in two giant 12 Stam Subs. �' "Th his Baby Poundsip Pit over $900 IS" $450 Also L, BOSpeakers Withattvi"ts/c,asaSSmrs; $150 All Car SkI ba tQLlp ldly used Don I "M tin .-ed . ble deal (905142 7 1872 FMUIDAW FURNITURE tn terlarnment units Home of, lice. DIIIIII9 Room. Kitchen Swim- and Custom Designs our Craft 3.en have Dan handbir" the P.?.h,e,s,l quality said DIM& Oak, lure for the home s-, 1974 Drop in and see - Stile of Ithe Art Woodworking facility and let us show you how film hi -ton, is made our mono -There Is No Sughnial for Ouah- ty lilad.honal Woodwork Vrtj;�Ndrlh Port Rued 15 Rd I Port Perry 905 965-8774 CARPETSlots Of carpet 100`4 •, ton newslaxi re: kasc carpe s ,b ham, I ado carpet J foorni $349 Prim mdu*s carpet. premium pop expert distaftartwin fast dew efy. free estonales 130 yams) Norman 6862314 - USED FRN)GH $195 .4 up, "e'r"'9" ';'5' and Up U1. 1111S S2 Used washers $235 anot up new and Used con, ofteraiiii asners 46dyers at low pratief; New ,ando dame lnfta 544910 am up. " 141 TOP ranges .In Clock and glass it= $479 and up wxj, sakow Of differ new and used Appliances COT Use lo- day. o- 154 Ir. - S appdharc� S, O..., 576-7448_ WRECK!NG 19" 'n, , hand - 0. :•,_ , I 111r. - fl.., -�1111 $21; IM ". van ,M. new. $95 2 annibre chains $651ach Sears Pro 'asuirom scroll saw. $195 Gotholvac bid-, $65 Door$ 4 Marne$35 Oak doors, 32.00, $95 Seats 'or "" a- saw, V% Air cdnd`wv- 11 $150 Fisher Price 3+51 0 go- law. $95 905 576 132 - CARM 4- ! r= broWen !�`g.'.,u, f" .Il 1L33OT 1.AmtN4 AN'91;FS'AiII­1,1,1 AT -1 -Ar. lai,,.011 �l.otv IT. F ,cn..xg owixorm, a takes wisome aninclux Core Van, 'no rand to "Lair con, SkMwdl collections of any Son WWON" or wngW w hOR Arms So" dithaVa in M.-,,.ff pmm I I by to n, ,viond to AT queba Robert = t ,-� Itiount III W41 tax 1905,65$-5501 CASH 0i -imsW Sh, S., L ­, P,, " dollar I., ,.,c nems Hium, ,w - low Cor auda, ..h Cot go... Daiwa gold 4. .units 1-111,ff"Im"O's 110suln Trills ods nri, 905 ,== =. An - DO YouI, an Moues ==,. 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Shots JOD'.11 Arid led orange xdS = ,A.ff`:� V., C;VoW - USA AM pups for sale 150 Miries a femmes 3,120 - IN. valgus Mon$ Ready go (705)786-3 24 lam - WILL$ AVALAW or puriate ITT roan -my. 94" a - mod n - r- adia no program HURT=,sn,,.A - 1 I'M17 r-MaI.In, `=r Mut birds, 2 buclows I make I female. 4Musl 1&100 ll due to ideas tat se 9 If M 434.23 , 8 ask for ROY LAM FOR RENT- 12 Slall baro win 5040 indoor arena Are you looking for a ince quiet Selling Lots of trials I ve got the rrfecl place m Hwy#12 I of Myolle Sla, lion $ 50 Ad inclusive Please 41 985.4327 Ed or Lisa 11 AlMnobaM 1% DOWWAYWNT - do Turn down. good Selection statrung IR $1991mrlth 905120. 9056 (S-rday, S Al Able ) - 1*2 IMPALA 2 door, Hip 283 engine South Carolina ur, in 1977 all ox. d12 -Sm' -7508 y%323. " 1973 JAGUAR E' Type V12 engine mini Condition, Ong, bill ,350�Vceel 34000 miles ndand call 728- 117i by awl only, It" "INN Cook ce Race, new i600 a polished & pan ed POS' IFAC H`dIV Ulb SN"d Ilia 111000 ObO 1 705 M-2212 (Snp) w V%k, OTA TERCEL ,hi, on In, low $500 as is 140 Abe 905 683 5117 to 905 427 1637snp 1984 GRAND Pill. 19E1 MS. sari 0118 110oalh W bat 11111ale$250 Please tail 1905 I436 7695 IM CAVALIER TYPE 10 20 ILII- - _.. ­ "'Im PS, PB 5 Speed Blue w blue 159000 Am. mag rjmS new rubbler. exhaust $1200 as is $1400 cernbed 1705-326- 2212 ,no 1111117 TOYOTA SUPRA, Tanga Ro,Il jm1m .-ass 6 cyl 5 spa. Fix Do &C. 185,000 In, FAST" Orgy $5300 Call 426 7476 (sdp) 190 CAVALIER ITS air Sim at r,- e­,IVIT ,U." C(Adifibild. NIP- 2300 ,rI,isl ly highway Sm call 905 7W 1460 1"8 JAGUAR XJ6 96500 -l" In ­,­ records arialmok, be car, team. ef intenor. Pirelli files gom meat grey in cuirbid, ks"i SUM cam Robert 905-649- 1565 - ISU PONTIAC GRAND AM blue 2I—, '.TD 4 NO 00 k. M as S 1,11 emwigs 905 619-M2 IM OftUMT -job 5 Speed "'t ... 1_10 done 25,Wo mud ",6 ,,ext from b,ak,sl.~ $975 1982 Dodge Club CA olu, oxic 360 mora. ,urds good $675 Call ISM 5503 - 1989 Ct�,!Y,K"E"A Or t I c, 'm W, ", '.0"'I veil" �,` " $4995 •,I,fiiij Ask For can C, thibral 647 0757 IM DODGE GRAND CA- VAN loaded new DOM Add Wilit'nall,ir N_% w'. S15M as Is call RICh 19051 428 5751 t9N FORD AEMTAA 7 oa,semg,r $4 S25 198; 11,v Sprint 0. -,' S2 500 1968 Chrysler LeBaron 2 OW COMM, Wftd S3 200 AN orwhed 1111051 720-T168 ONE 190516261 I IM m ow '.11" ..dorm AM Auld P. ,I di $4" jtf: !ldn, .to 184"I'm s - asewit, , Salutes $195C 1987 %lemi SAIRU Auto I..ftd or," .1 awn, -, 166 K- $1800 1985 Toyota Cres." pvptl auln W. 1 66 am $1000 (9D5,43? MI - "M N -Cm Slow js S . S1250 -U,rd-. ;.1 985 0074 or 705 27; 3254 site 198 PONTIAC .,ad Pl,, , , `�,.-.-, -;.z low. C. I � $470000 90$48$"136 "ft Block 0.0 G,abd SP,1 1,44i -ow" `- --1 La, WiIIi,aI, linhi 00 ­ _,segs r, 2 W, 199I PONTIAC ',,,bit I-,.. . -I k,,;,114.--, only fft"M , takno OrMAM .I.L. S, Iz Can I513-0583 - I"i'Ugklflt -9000 Kit I .", '­­ iuct, 4 new . ­ 00 W . - ,.z -.p90.m .2-.1, - CIAMilik") "all has" -11-1 -r I "O"wir, wv iu ­�O tame , - - AOM .•tamefit:CA 905 4769101 "H :­vf "St. 4 at 22 waded ., great Soo 115155 .cowm cwow w" 1. 1792. "CAOMID�1"4�w AM (vin, ,"!�" ,�,R` Ider S, . ff*Wc ;; 0OOk­- --11-1 C"- mot.d ..a Sal 351250 .A. cam 509 16370 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn downs First time buy- ers, bankrupt. bad Credit. no I credit' It you I work, you cln! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 111111154-71111111H3498 he Umadam L t 32350 AM 87 "'"'Uty still 1 995 Bom cars I. aceilent add `uMn ..in A/C Thed 0, offer . 7 19 after 6 683 ,301 Ww 428-18 "" curn BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln =T White Unmr. .rule C=, S:rwf. im in 11 O's glon = C�tnrfied TWO CAN Kirk or Hope at 432-1863 (srol OSHAWA AUTO cEATIER . SEWO WAV4 LICENSE MECHANIC LABOUR PATE ONLY $51111W. no this N. Ake Car d"mq. Ruse bbl ran, EM inati" IS Sier rAft oveibm. 44 Race" - "=it ewwat tors ammmm . 1994 -.-...' o; $6,795 1994 SUNBII4 D 2 6 AUTO. SISM 1992 224 sero. $5995 1995 Sunburd Of $6.400. 1992 Geo Storm. auto $4 995 . 1992 Asuir $8.500 . 19112 LeBaron GIC. 5 speed 35495. 1992 Lithium APV, $9,950, 1991 Simbed GT auto $4600, 1991 Hyundai SCD*e LS $3.495. 1991 Bon. re -He $5,995 1991 Sonoma 5 Speed $6.995. 1991 Z24 5 speed. $5495 '"I to -- lam I it, S5 995, 1990 Aero- Star $4 950 19% Taurus 2 to moose. 1990 SIR Tt 4 or auto 1990 Z24 5 speed $3595 1990 S ,blbrd 4 dr. S3450 1990 Cot" 4 d auto. $3695 IM Cavalier 2 or, auto $3200. 1990 Rep 2 dr. jute. 53,995. 1989 CAT avion. $4.935. 1989 Cavalier 2 or auto $3 300 1988 Sebra auto. $2 495 1988 Grand Prix. 2 dr auto $3950 1988 Mustang LX $2695 1909 Berens ST 5 speed $3,695 1954 CwAne $8.995, Custom S 10 57995. 1973 Mus" $3400 ses-toom. Sam. MM. hl, fam-liple SAL Kim . Suar ". Sell Troki 10 vocat $I i . O'Baw, (INUBLUL-7255. UTO LnAP I IlIl ' M� TITANIC SALE? ROCK BOT. TOM PRICES ON A LIFE SAV- ING SELECTION Of UIMNK' ABLE CARS AND VANS ED JUST DOCKED,,, s ,rdn,l Lf ,-I1 R. ii e $4 495 9j �­ 51odo Spon auto 1 04 000 lbsu. Hurry $6.995. 6 995 95 Cavanter 5 Speed. (8.500. S.Mosta , ' . 93 ostar W 71it led silver. ... $6,995, 95 Dodge Gram Carload. all Deft hill .lose, $9,995 92 Mer: Sable G S just go,. = ,-dked $6,695 BON 88 Ods Delta 88 � 6 nigh 1,- .,tried $1995 89 5401, V6 high knis, load. ed. candied 51.995 90 Geo sordid auto, 1011.000 kms P=. Only $2.995 hire, 92 Am V-6, LOMM. pris him white 111.000 AM, fall- lai $7925 93 Dodge Car. avain. SE, dark green maps. �Odor�y 58.850. 95 New . auto 92.000 kms $IT BOO we�' Ne"m Gled, AUTO 68.000 kms. Strait " $6 500 95 MIT', 4 it, Air auto 4 cyl. Inw kms, only $7195 him . 86 Tuyda 4 . 4 ,A?w O0atswulefy Mini. I r 0 In � - $3965 REAL BOATS ,oy 91 Lincoln ",',I"1 -,•l" P-IbIt loam, 129W, .rr, l,t-m CUT math ,how, $8945, 92 Park Ave Super loaded. 127000 kill, black. -cc I,~ 11nily $9.5010 92 Deft 88 ROY Iry and= SIT 1A L S -9 I Olds Brg.loaded. burgundy, mat III S,V, Irl, $6985 FOR MESE MO OTHER FOE VESSELS SEE YOU AT Clem. CARAUTO CENTRE, 155 FMB ST WEST AT owrom MAIL CALL 19851 5 711 nU OPEN SUIOOAYS It THINE. TO A GOOD "ONE I All , Nelly loo,IM edg�f" , :eau ,9, pard cuslow, odourMust Sell $3 900 Fl- Cho %5- VW41387 ** 11 _.ElL�1l"�:c0it'll * A, 11E] N�;;; nwa I A t A .1"I ^11 I.I.- I - - ­ i8C $;,,A. '­ ,, -1 ,,,, A, Conex �� - ,- CIO US .7 1 24 bou" 7 days 30 905.7% servo 9cs 6w S003 or 7% 5234 - ." **,"!! , ,�=Pcxkxrs - I I -, '24il, D.,nam Rui clur, & ,,Ucks warixed 1001 CASH GUAIRAINTIFED 9051706S740 . 8371M CASH FOR CMi at bay .-it -ICH,. ,­­ .w 0 " " 77 = �71 127 214 Saviv St Em Alex a MWD AUTO SALES - A AM AUTO Wg*CUi4 I.- %*u0 S, - -�;�-";." ." Hold ., - 1whourarmaxi , Z;;";;� = fixii 6 , 4 "! 110,11 or (41OU4.1121 ­_ MIT -Ax , TLiML lit -, I, , -'- to pack up We 35,,- 4 ,, ow "Hawl d�� our needs Uoo. 31W SW 1 O 357 191141 $18 PICK UP 1309 'alit -d i ,.t ... bc lap Dow 2 6 IT now ores 4 blab", No ba. b, , sir,im 0. 'Ism 000 CAN 9% - I "do Can, 13= sms ton PSDB dm IV _r �� km 41 "Quin .-Jam Phode 557}4005$4150 1 Way, -_ 1113 ' .AN - woe J0. 11.5c Asir ___ , .. ­ arrait lim tconobm ` In.Ww%•.."I,,H�,dre am " DOW jWlgT Mn IBgS..,__ sew - 04 MOUM99 19% ",-,a van to* a� .- I'll• wo, � � .,:G .", As" $1, 2M, ,r, CS1433-7056isnp, A 19% CHRYSLER �AFUIVII ft Winsmim Condition - 1:5 50C iAtl1Uhwd 9C5 404-13137 call evenings " ASTM -1--., r ­ S,,df en,pne asionij $2500 91 ,W,'alo. DarbAfly Cw- SVr ,d new bra Wind ,500 Call , 905)-728-92 19 ILI, or NVM . N Jt YJ Smwm Can E., .'Will and KID 0 SFT Tops 120 lolobvilerts, 4 cyl 436. 9350 I In Dodge Gram Caravan 3 31 V6, auto mran. 64000 k. AmIlm Ms TO. disk CO tlurger. 815 ' 'Do "O 4342775 = Trebm, Im COACHMAN 38 foul flaxel Very good CO-do.o. needs rims FnOW And stove. furnace at conditioning hair bedroom $6500 call 9115- 0074 Or 705.277-3250 SM ISM FLEETWOOD Prowler 5th ith"I Irak,. 26112 sleeps 6. like new. $9,500 Solid new SCRM doors 36W but almond $150 Won Cal 190506-1951 off -I=-- mum -imine FORD F.111111 tenders needed Must be 0oil - 7or ,.35?0n5Mbw Cal I M- L= SARUM MENTALS fro. 3403miu includes KM & In- sli'ance Pckenng Cash 0 K (4 6 III 1 9379742 M., 31---4ba. - 1945 PHI good cord, lion $1500 u b u Call o r Do US 0074 705-27p? 32go W V-0- - Marine FENCED compound storage M, DWI$ and RV S in with OSN- Call 7234713 713 FISNMG DWI I., Sale 1982 rebuilt 554p Johnsm out third twi uperilCo Johnson ,room molit, caravan trader $1500 Please pnothe 905- 723-7%,2 OUTSIDE STORAGE in, bass urs ddolo,�:..eS001101111 F T s!,C,i Wilt Saks. 4, hick Ad nh, Rol 8,.*I.n 905_6S5 8010 RENT -WORM FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Aptst. Refurbished & Now Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt, & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 print Sit & Sun 1 pini 4pord I VALIANT PROPERTY ��; %f/1 -0-C MANAGEMENT 9IOI5r-S79­111 43M43 TlI NEWS ADWRTISER WEDNF-SDAY. SKIPTEMSKilit 30, ills - PA(;E 21 - M 11= for - M Hkk= fw - = 141=14h, - SICK CW IMPMNCP?T OWN YOUR HOME - From 8700/Month M1nWiMan w- 230.000 i- ' Na much downpheynikenrli? Call Martin Help loor .=j=ni . r Choose carde . OB I Chlacchurited Mortgage Rate (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley [I Sol" Rho Ramal Ability Real Estate Ud APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Inclu S fridge,Stoll .broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit u,s at: " W,,, gt!IKIt I- i ,In) /,v.i I I ,tr,i-t,'t1oor/ 7657/hiw.hri,wrhtrnl. HARMONY 401 . e` , I I -w-S .,r. I ,"'. ,,��.; alum ",i'! r . ....... � F,4�, -i""I'd large Dockyard Why � BEDROOM lowmmoust - our ablietridned Vet paling M . utilities ($76 and- ;;;, A. ,,,,,,, , r mo?Cjlli7OSj277 9961 above Q, - ,.�; conta"'VI '- . r . .. LARGE BASEMENT AVArl Smoker 'i, - . m-111 All114014! 15 0609 F'.34e V,, "O . ,:.:,j`S nrludw MIFl For 1! Wftffngw Call ane.5 1 579-3682 Ue IVEIL!, 1KDROON A -t ,1`.9- I , 1`.l- 3-1 Ml==11111 -•I 1.116, Park, cl��, 11 ,,11 , ditia S5251mo 11.no.- �2.1 Looking I., inner boo 111111111111111 *`Atl 90 2394 lllzza�� 5' '2* ' BEDROOM aparm em_ , I 11111111111 , S - .1", 'A I.- �� I I - - - ."' ""a" �..,,dp­. -2- ,,', mairdwim I", 'Ale "Wrig. began ` C ,luf water - .: h1tra " = Avid 9055%5 am add - ­`­ nuiuclud; u"4 ." I. 11, , 'le Cot peek. P-9/fall - ­­ ,,,, Pei pit"ViVe 1-Y1", A. ,--Moo..v , %. I Max, 00.11-1 1-nno, qrs fits -l" - 2 MILOODUM -,ma Ow N Ii III, , . �1 'lebakw S_. '. ".." 1679 in 'k.d. urn.'o', Do" aw &V Clar, -.,. -m WWI tl.�,I-rvg Sun$ 'do awk. ,' or, , No Don Raftninti,, 9% ses Z Ox (905 Z5917747 Labit unup ;IV�1ncnorari 2 ban ft. u,ulry No bou-M I.xw ", - - vmw, '. .". gv_ 'r, .0 - *�w NoWmite, 1 s37, t-Wont;� ,.Pus maw Two, 11 1.1- '11-41 ,old Darx,_ Waal A- wj.d go e :!S AN ricivii "'A IW 0 .� C7.37!�:A..W* Ili. ,a AJAX I monoom , ­-, �, -1.1'el i �, - 4 Oct :rx,i, i. - am lam aD.La ,-. juhhow $675 aic". I . , 42642n a" , P. wu ii,or 2 axibuiCuW 6m. -d ,or -am swelk - '�Cr SAOIL -0� AM1M­ Able OOOW lot, THMINIM A ,hot PW%ft A 11105F5711, 4178 (theam"I Am b M,,.!_:,,,:d­. m� Mxwuds ik,­, . I,= .. to Saw '.0 MC*M Fuspirsed . �Uwoll Cal WS1666-am AAO 11Kr 1,1. Awal .! �,m .. Unicur " *s,- ­ - ;" Mon -smoker CA atm, , 60. 1911S148600ii. - AAI "W2bW`= b� '­ -D�MmW Ift. pent. n"411 ,ep-raft .M� grog wjod"� I I. wl=_.: dulow, Cal Siraw it ises). 426 2M AJAX OCTOKA, Lugo Y1-. bASVYVd ' `� "I' Vnf,.,,e 4IS tire our �. =- a- bal. W mature vicirfor.0 femme %u smok-wom fusbilast, S" -Ovww mkmnm I905,49"773 A=. WISTMET48i i bed. '­l-st.dV Walk to 11111.!" and go, Ficf-roa. 2, 1Z'1u1S*Mld:,W,ngfei -,,,I &M inc". 90SW26- 114, . Z;WiRN Newly ,�'ON Ln' bright che beo� es- t IA urge pow, pbrathe entrance. InteptiI bon Show no " $975 richud- Up November list :qm, 655. 5466 III Ist. 1 Bedroom Very 01a1 North Oshawa Every - 9`11 Included swt pets "I D,,Juig .Win CAT 905 579 %W -, na � , and No ! Two bedroom apes Small lemis P'.., .."". Call - AVAILME MOROLURY. in Wrilt,, Apt building spa - 0J ,s �Iioeled Many pant- ed .,In buicony. close to bus shopping am ,-"a included, forsLIast bedroom $690 2 bedroom. 5790 3 bedroom SOW CA 43&C134 - BASEMENT APARTMENT aiiihul,le for Dec Ist I Large Dldlw- and den 0- "W" d" roo. Will suit mature -iong Couple No Smolong ,� pets $700 . ub'd a Wtst Sho,0111alley 420 3509 BEAUTIFUL raw apts . I and 2 Dedworn 5620 alclusnite 01.5 Ndro A,ald PiDV I King & RAmnorly, area Urge back ,Jld 435-DS44 or '20-2329 I,,, I 2 now FN"M OSUM. large 1, & . II,ii-in apartments oval n-, ,, ,61-murmlilimed Dudd 1 close to am adiffibles call 1 5, ,'23-0977 ... COUNTRY LINK Nunn A"x end, .,llrj 500 morlh Available OLI ISI for MM WOO CUT 905419-4663 NORTH OSHAWA triple.. :jiea�, .�,19" large 311bed ­ W .In .w.wid oars, air. dishwasher Parking And wage Whims Suit prof. sauna November ist $900 Plus Nitro -3939 or 1416, 720 ,3e)839 FOR RENT in a house 4 ttdfWM $RWMOMh All d- C]uSiW Available Oci Isi Preferred nom nal OVW*a location close 10 all Amend - ties 905-723-3420 ,,, 416- 279-OD93 &__ " 0"'... T"air, -111 A,- j ,.,I -m I�I­j wo,"M Ist a Ist leltlme$ $1 150. ­&Iabu� Oct 15 $39 OM - No Pets _ TWO BEAUTIFUL I oedroom aN­,', "'i"' 0" Seen Pl-,le .1,1r,i­-, All mclu- 1,­ Yftl- ,,, Zm3725 month " Available ,m 1­101ely No pets or stroll "'. , 3laSe 905/277374 - 304 SINCOF S W "t . *', 1,I. -I . 1.1", ,, ,,orr $530 1-1 "i-G,bb area � ,iod apt $600,m Ismast ,,, !able drorkedurrely Sit . _ (9051-571-3229 , W"Irey ",t lot fere I bed- . - S, -, e bedrooms $675 . ,' 1-1;111ed Carl days ,"5-725 8911 Eve ad Wee - _U,,9 -,5668-4016 -_ WHITBY 811II&H-Y. 3 .11-" ,D -la,,, of Dong, - I "I"I'll" 1C11 trek.11:41" =1 : -ordirl. 411 Wholes Included 3'80 -901'able A,adable at. =iIV 9051 - rip - 666-1663 "I" ,h y", ­ ,_ hx, as than Y • ­` CAT Dow Mo. It 54lias Rep Reiluar. Summit RIP 0Z Ltd 435 668 3 o, , I 666. 11 - WILSONIOLIVE ej, 2 bed. 1p,nmern h;c9t � - .,`i j? 14 bar COUTI, ubmili-1, 2 - �,k, Chose !, at' imxerUf!;', $-i plus Oxha available ocrot, VISI 9r5,43r,9448 [Trij-'Hwidunt For Clard � ­ 111-1 n,ndn,g ­01.fibill Quality tenants " %% IM 11 k) 11 ,, "ItzWitter 9,=M, t I oi - .% N Nil 0 1 3 IMM . %vi,oltt) to .rjm OSHAWA ,,L.., law Bt N % If0l. SIF , ' , ` "l- ,, I,-, -p Di ^ "', "" S", - , ­ . " --" "" bum5729 4 Conebooki "labor � - -;-f, .. V_ -,. . rally palm No om 1905) ;71-1,2775 . 'twe,11owimb. tel 905 )-5584 1_401)_Hi�#,27 ; 1 @fD"000 - AVAILABLE Sia ley M !IOSATIELY : � I. � 35, t -------- . ,i, J, - " - .x: - W 44.1.11 S: Oshawa From li-Imil Dubbing ,WWI la - 1700 m, - a, ,nv- %O lam Pei, Please can antrinike F1.1 15, tutdr,xIms, formal living and aming nown, fawk, 905 I 5 7"724 A:14Y il I ONE so*- I - IV— gii-4 S,7-8=0. i", In"W"M w­kShOWGa 117 And Tail, -AhV 4bot W - ,,, .-Y'. ,.smoker .1 .. 0o I ,,tcupabry,:ail . nci,Ij.,Ig ;VVYnal offs ;� . 905.58662591 . . . . . I I K III . ".. , ,ol , , I - I ir mon, 14 " - - ­.. T = AM NE�� .1un . 1-1 Gou oe, W- w,01 kw,, ,-I- Snowing di NW 4p. 1 !9051922-Kit a W OSMWA Plus we SPACIOUS -1 materawked 2 3 WUP',.dU I Will';; *ft A-1 a 900 -�- - . .., .- and � lion S, sunk, � I -AM - Closets, Puraill prowl ,obw , il". - 'I" Wage Large ,Ird •Close 10 At .4 c4m to scrionis Shap' aw-itar, Apouarcies , P" Conther GO Stilbort LAW- riume 3-110 - ,rad, Avoa I- -WM Cam 721 4M able %.V "I Can Ammon, . bweb �. .�.. 723 '362 sdd� - _f 11 .1'..* dromic, OSWAVA i,'&.. - hi"A: %Y,)i: I..� paw, hI - 1. -11r, ,_ ) C *0 PC% 0 ,.We 2, ,;??..So* - V� , 'ba W first CIA "It $55 W "UH -in. du loo ..- 410.44.v ! �jfl -26 it" , VIAMIA, a 7040M \.a., 1., �­­ , uln-1,U1iL , ­; I A )­ - W S L, " r,,,,. i ,-, W ,Uwd "all _', r,uz - NFIVIA&I Call - Sasam­d, plus OSHAWA Carlo 'j; _.- ­­ - S,100 Carl, . ""has, A -Mix NoWnwear, IV 571�s= 3 - otiona, $J"6 I L`Ufx- A GREAT WVMTUary To - =ftn $1 200 Am ,"lion - OVMI N, " 'AMHUY man �* ft S1161-21as 1 ! 1,I 1'111'�.' rommoully 0.-.k Large SICY, " , " = ?. I- D.&� "ain, IF— C _= 'iII:, ­ �. E.: To _ Olin. . "d oft 905433.7941 N 1057264711 __ '8301 U"LY ASTOUNDING SOWMA ,,r:bxhw, e_ I -1-1 .1.1 - ., , warbir - . ".. ma .IT ': W- 1- M: "',". - -lidooll tabac -ii;_ Unum MOM, I&M., 905, wum dre-stroft, Sigo, ,28�'I Mitan Is' And LAW Rhatfing Am"Tho" GOOD TINMTS- 0 Ct ISI Call 91115 $.'I 28115 40 A—,, ., 3 It- - M ft- - may.. i`� - PICIERING A- TES am U& OMU­ C--Oo* - F-1 .... ": . .,.,..a"" O"m ft. kil,h., own. thiou... . .1. 'ft b.*� - .0-*-." broar- aportmen! ho plus WWI FWW.d-. DiCI 2CIM fnoktt = p= i3 = 4- ?,--,I,- F�Mil. CMVicki. .."Itift mw aeu chook'ner, go - PeCalaillot; PAMWAY .., � plot,," 1.1140ok ,." . ,.: I .le litillittill I 4k- 1 ­­ I .. IVCP11j10iw [KAmn .d- - COL*TKI. 2 Vor, 3 bed - ow pood etc , -n, _rWd.r'.Q,CMw .... Z= ox- atop"a M501.1 Cal 1905 509- IVwMI yZ"allached garage 1342 rec-,own .0 Uniouic,, $1 MD/M " OKI 434- PICKERING 1 2 boldrown " alba 5 Fri M- L. ' ,�! Separate Vi $199900, F.Mourl, b.? 0, I,.,- :,,,1,,,; jandry CA, FOR LEASE 0 COMM 2 00 bits 3, ast $675 OlLmot bed -.1 I. ­­' "" - =,rimces reamed close !, ;4� �;;:I ant 9c5.839-6941 $hOpwg $1100dino w- MWFAG -n I teditiound ilai Fustlas! hearded A D ­'! e;! 56%M m- (1110rut En,p,C,." abill V.4', 4 4;_Oces 4 " credit .11 be 'Womo Call bAMMM. Call .IWIWS 04 Jad. 985 6&M M- oud Our Lmift,ce Really Inc. Radio, ,aV39-WeEs KM S-m GM, 3 bed,;;� AJAX SOUTH - egai wil, _', I— Indge. slow Low. bVI-i, I'. likese.'eml dry =,k; Hear am Anne. .9,7-,rVn I'Doe sid. gee Z. Clear, " * Des Possessron Nov Ist S I Icc firepace cam Dahl " Wx a 'o"� 725-9175 Ism, baS me ,ad, and lboorl­; No PeTS -,.king -.,I last NA" oungaloi, Annwirld. 9749;cI.S.ve A-1 Dec ,xil, area 41-Dedrowni 2 1st , 16aii-" Win$ ac,,." dNC* Ideptime, SOUTH OSHAWA lean I 't;'1911slawalmd, Dec Is, or 3 .1"'bes bed,.. 58serneil Amd. 9gius CP Fersti" 796-2136 man Bus at hold N= - CUT .. .Me entrance All drel ft Aujulabb, DC1 15 references Room regulned Looking I,r Single SFARM TO NET a 4 Died. gU-0 P&W 19LW remonelf luom house or Se LAU" be 9D5.579-4051 Winn 4 kin of PortPerryFire "' Phase C41 Craig . Sow OSHAWA 31905-905-9100 shot BrigMt, spacious 2 & 3 ThWm� b,r 3pjS injili S incl e M For A hark Close to scnoois. Snop- I ping and 401 Transit At OSOM $Dun( 3 bed- rignj past your Door For roan townhouse cj"e to appt call schools. Shopping $950,mu (5106) 721-8741 ALL INCLUSIVE F,'S"", Aladale Oct 1st 1905)579- 9956 days jj�T&'&�" Ljot- imadens - 420 fMLli-_---L'AM 420 1011 SINCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $875.00. Call 905-721-0980 � ... A -,,A--.,, -ft,.VW j I - PRIVATE INVESTOR Required for new and existing business. 1 1 Serious inquires only. 1905) 432-1416. mwwrls lx7- ,'.i' -d bat') working ; . C _S -,, 4c. ,,, row A c'42 1 �,rscrr. peffer,eq - BRIGHT I ""I ­ : ESTATF SAI I S256 ;7 1 1 UN, iI n , 11 "Is 1-11 ful,-es I qnd""ne park fu l Jr- -:,,rt rodd, Up. N W Close 10 M �- 7irded .,-do" ,M,I.Ied ties To- Cedre LJO 40' li-Imil Dubbing ,WWI la - and Go stabOd $11001bacrith race, -w well and system Avad Nov I Call L.. 416)m 15205 F1.1 15, tutdr,xIms, formal living and aming nown, fawk, MMUTELY A GNAT DEAL- �," 'it' fireplace " I .., "'.,l n- S56C 1-1 li,ren Ind, man ISM law, I., 11 6 "�111 I'll 1.1- I;f7s' as "Ou"Ye ill. i", In"W"M w­kShOWGa 117 And Tail, -AhV 4bot W um .M mcored, $28 000 'a tt,uril.p An , 14 bleed A , Rasainu to day C� . nci,Ij.,Ig ;VVYnal offs ;� , �ka I 8mwV AMP Fax Estate jr,1111 "Ift F, am '786 , _ ,!591,14 ,,Ay or for ,bi, Call 905 99% roxin ar ,he IV rmp mem. - _.on Mg W i-nown -ib oe, W- w,01 kw,, I- M �_­M.ffl - I" a W OSMWA Plus we !%'�, AMC -,1MCOF AREA �_. , Ungar- I-, !, bed ­­ � "" " -11. III 11 ams 0-111 - ­ large, lot S. '4 Y_mIv & ,be , I- 11 ,­`­ 41, $!48 9% ,i4nh_ ;�� ,In ,W,lw 905 ,%%, - rr, 73C, Alagit, murs", " OSHAWA " - thibighow 3 - ,,,,,-,,Cie. I ., -4. 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THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAi SErrE%IBV.R.". 11"S CALL cafj VWNM for up-to-date auction listings Clarington & Port Perry residents call 404-2615 For an audio version of all current and upcoming auctions located in southern and eastern Ontario Please call the above number. MAJOR LIOUIDATION AUCTION LIMITED EDITION ART' JEWELRY' COINS' .E S FURNITURE 'COLLECTIBLES * ACCENT ITE S. TEREOS'E ECTRONICS * SCANNER * PHONES PORCELAIN' CHINA' STAMPS ESTATE ITEMS' PORTS COLLECTIBLES' ART MEMORABILIA' * r1s, MAJOR GROUP OF SEVEN ART COLLECTION'31 Sun. Oct. 4 at 12:Noon (Preview 11:am) The Pickering Sports Complex 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Pickering (N/ Hwy 401/ West of Brock Rd.) Catalogue sale to include Va,:.d'. S: - !ea Cabinet C:: is,ona, tabies Oa- D - -, ;P, accent furniture. chiral cabinets fern stands cofg, & Matchbox D -e cast collection in Mint condition original Boxes �­faslet,are slam; 5els. Nostalola. Disney. Diana. etc Cherished Teddies --c figunnes. P -El Moments Royal Del s Border Fine Arts Wildlife � *,res. (All dfsccr!l-ued Crystal Mims. Disney Collect.of Figures. Figurine .-s Plant stands. hall stands coat trees. Halo daunted leather trunks. La,ge hon of Accent Mirrors all sizes includinc; 3E x 0 Photo frames Italian N giver ( 9251 Wall palues. Quantity of L E An by Rcmarce, Lumbers. C Marshall. Ton, Thomson Group of Sever A J Casson etc Oil ngs. studko pnnts. panels. accent art. all museum framed Selection of Fee A-Iry,rdul Diamond rings. preciol sem, prel stclerings Estate Ig silver, gold coins Watches. Deal gold chains. bracelets. earrings etc collection of signed Ivana Trurro'fewl Many more gems too numerous Plan to attend Always a near selectior of Fine Quality Items Tens Cast. Kc. 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U SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4,1998 or "C' Mea.:, 1�ee sen,oasdiscount EX(H"�kL L%M ?i notice mom Ad- EX RH.t,4 itil DWl Aim *AiN1 P-e�ievv 11.30 ill 12.30 p rT, _d ruir, r:� 1t1_f6A\(l CL0% Featuring �'J I MLWILM a M47JT)tn C (TO -W7 (A Alli 11 Fri "4-8761 tTS IMCLLOE IkM E . vft old Pabeint Anger by Thin Porriarge I Rik Ir—awalle, 1 MCKALM Willi 140 Framed Rom in All 404-960 & STORAGE Mouses 44" J TMS PAINTING6- & _!e:psi Fmf .,fv Esc.del & ExTel 165, patessi" kig L�ZfJ Joli",Aoirkr4a, PMY 401 ship Cali 4X-7'95. eerVlce Fag. clel n nitloall — _11i 42 �ZV;c . e, I 11 , -air _,,rt. 'Ces 4 11; Saturday. October 3. 11 am. M Auction Sale • macrenkin - " �- '. ' 9-,;V and Mn01 6 CDnC . I'- - ". '�­ Mercer Rd. east of Miley on Repo" Row 9 to Mercer -;­-"agerhatifforial 434 tractor 94 o" dorsi Vi - ..:r 20D P snowtillikki Musky 9 balix. plough. 3 Pt cunli;ator 3 Ill ,clary M~ 5 '** 3 00 2 wagons wil Moles Dale NM- ' Am aw I . 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WF:UNP1DA1V. -4.1.1 EMBERMI, 19W1•%4,F.:l t a Iv9: x'15'' x+�:�_aifi4r b �ttF,yrt+,� <?t,yr '',.:5 y .b+'Y � # ds, .4i Y ".rte �.f i .,, i � M1a -.xf '� t:: 4 3 7 �` _ 4� .F-�' ""..,, r���y a ✓� �ti „,a, i :� 1 i• �� 5�' �� �� '� 4`4' ". This is where we live. We see things others miss. Our senses are sharper. Our commitment knows no limit. For 100 years, we've been covering Toronto. So, if you're looking for the stories that matter most, then look to The Star. Every day. It's where you live. PAGE 24 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY, ti ME11,111ER M, 1"N Ajax United Wildcats Ontario AJAX - The third time was a charm fur the Ajax United Wildcats under -16 girls' rep soccer team at the Ontario Cup of soccer. Making their third appearance in as man years in the Ontario Cup final, the Wildcats laid claim to the utle of provin- cial champions. The win cane with Ajax prevailing 3-2 over nval Scarborough United Shadow on kicks front the penal- ly spot after the teams finished up regula- tion and mertime knotted at 1-1 in the championship contest played earlier this month. The win marks the first time a girl's team from Ajax United and Durham Region has won an Ontario Cup championship. It wits the secured time the Ajax Unit- ed Wildcats and Scarborough United Shadow met in tie Ontario Cup final. 'Ile Wildcats were out to erase the mem- ory of a 1-0 oerrlime loss to the Shadow in last vear's final. Wildcats' pressure early in the game resulted in the Shadow conceding it fire kick from just outside their IS -yard box. Ajax was unable to convert the chance. The hard work of the Ajax offence was rewarded in the 222nd minute as sinker Nayircc Demirjdi found the hack of the Scarborough riot. Tlic tiorward line of Candace Chapman. Ihmirjdi. Michelle Andersen and Natasha Smith continued to create pressure on Scarborough but were not rclyarded with a second goal. The half eroded with Ajax up 1-0. The Wildcats opened up the second half continuing the: otlensne assault on Scarborough: the assault resulted in Chapman being sent on a hreaLkaw ay on a perfect pass front fellow forward !yhcti -lie Anderson. Onh a hnihant save M the Scarborough keeper kept Ajax from extending their lead. The strong defensnc showing final] allowed the Scarborough offence do come up the field arxd Scartxorough finadh drew esen when Shadow tiorward Liv GouNcia scored in the 55th minute After the goal the Ajax defence of Candice Green, Naialie Da\\ and Stephanie Gaudet, combined wnh the midfield of Kara Camphell. Colleen Faux, Tina Foreman. Knst% MacDonald and IAanc Gncyc. kept pale with the Sc rhxorough offence for the balance of the half now allowing the Shadow to SCOREBOARD i Ay 1-1 .1s PICKERING MEN'S SLO-PIrC11 LEAGUE .:4--g, and coags TUDOR MMS DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T f A PTS GOGM.1 '.8 'a J 277 '34 K La•p lams 16 t. 0 226 186 22 LopkaR/ t6 11 5 0 228 197 n Ser v Vwn91 '6 9 6 1 220 189 19 Cap4a1 PunyMtlenl t6 9 6 1 193 198 19 ,-v Gum +5 9 6 c n' 234 18 Fk--.. Daps 15 6 7 0 n7 163 16 Lone Star Type H4nyn 16 7 9 0 t 70 '86 ,4 sWbns 15 6 9 0 167 182 12 Ram" le 5 11 0 t61 216 10 M000" 163 ,7 0 210 249 6 Ttr viper 15 0 5 0 92 226 0 tIDOR 7MMS DIVISION PLAYOFF RESULTS Ate 3o- c iiia F,, - •.I I'+ws 3 vane Gnu +s K Sto- owl- -V. 15 vs- Sw Type IIiimi n n •. Coe. 28 n Mood- 13 Sc. --V V-% 12 in, Carper PuM•t1wK 6 " Care 20 h Long 111- +2 LopkarN 17 A Lew SM I,- Iceman 13 foot 13: MOOD 4f a n 4eepw 7 Ietmrtalsdl. Reoersor Dov. • 1 vs Gap1 r Puar.ona 2 r0- Lo„4 SW Ltrmr Neuer 15 rs RIs M '4 .*~ I Raasrvw Do94 17 A ii%cam 8 I4In in i. lntvtunt 16 w Lorr Sar Hrnr1 14 (Kron 1 Soarniiiiii VYn96 28 A Gpplws 17 rtd Loa24 M 'b+Fg Gli t t t ftp. 20 .onvip.ls 17 h Goyrs 4 Ielrrlal l Raaarsea Dg,' story Guns 81a-). Soernry V`a,ps 29 n Loou,a 11, Rlersor Dopa 20 w Lpgtowlt 19 14emai 1. IlaerVor Dog, t5 w Low.^ t 1 1Kiwn ). Sap 27111tr1.'�'wrwaq VWrgs 13 vs Rea -Do9412 DAYLY DIVISION STAN08YGS TEAM G W LT F A RS Sea's Pauawanls t6 4 0 22' 85 24 DIK+tein .4„r+ Cert 16 t2 4 0 263 164 24 MNfngo Bop Pup 16 11 5 0 223 152 22 a'trYns 16 10 6 0 221 190 20 61►LrwWrr 169 0 1 210 Ill 19 Ear SrW Moot 15 9 6 0 200 1f6 18 Deride" Roo" 16 8 6 2 179 las 18 O~ &A 14 a 6 0 134 114 16 Lonaw LIN 14 4 10 0160 214 0 GuuwS 15 4 t t 0 120 247 6 WTR MKR to 3 13 0 114 206 6 Smelt 16 1 U 1 137 256 3 •AYLY DIVISION PLAYOFF RESULTS AM4 39: 7 ors ti- ' WP MKP 9 vl EMI Soo ma 0. Danbpply rm Rocong Su13 K Gu77irs 0. 12~;a I1 M Lamm LAI 10. WRIli nake, 7 n VKW% 0 "mi Duffer Lawn CAN 17 n MITA MKR 3 Sacs Aamminir . 16 Vt Delbet RooMq Supply 2 A aingwn I Bop PO 6 A 01a1Nm BIA 0 Sap. 13: Inpan4 23 vs Gua- 31rs 3 fern, wW). WTR 66(R 24 vs L -W Lb rtrl t014r). SI»w,s 8 A Derirm P ding Supyy 7 'amn ). Duman lugs 7 A Fast SIR, MKns 4,4~), ndisrts/9 K WTR 11" 9 (elms). 0~. Bub 11 Ys s„erks c (Koro). Donner Lawn Caro 14 K e• '. M71NrmaiScars Reefatxares 11 ,, WMinvm Bop P,C 4 Sept. 20- Waw•naiw 9 ,S Duman Buts 4 laimn ). WSIWVo Ba;' P 12 v1 V~S 7 (Kron )Duman Lar Care 5 Vs 011 SC, Reuarss sta3 VYaai'glonop BPup 6 Vs W&Wmake 2 (eanr I Scores 1 . Restaurants 13 IS ws""' Bmf Rb 10 (chin Se0.27 G'W 1 1y Scons FMMaurams 14 VS Dumam Lawn Cam 72 MUD HEN'S DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS LAwhir. s Marauo9rs IS 13 • 1 242 19 27 Mabnie Pringles 16 11 3 2 25313.' 22 Pappsa2 15 +0 S 0 184 t56 2G Pappsal 16 9 7 0 187 191 ,e TM Sanwa, Rats 15 9 6 0 177 174 78 Fowling As 15 8 7 0 206 217 ud H 6 68 tfi Mens 14 7 t 1 178 14 KTX Vipers 16 6 10 0 +83 Ie, 12 SUrt)o,p Lexus Rangers 16 1 15 0 144 2' 7 2 t Rey" 16 1 15 0 142 302 2 MUD HEN'S DIVISION PLAYOFF RESULTS AM% 30: MuOlens 17 n Royale 3. 5=0=Liy1 dews Hangers 15 Vs KTX VpeS 1, PKkwrg As 14 K Sewer Flats t 6. PaWsx1 2 i ,s Pappsa2 6. Mud Herts Marauders 12 K t MWKSIS 6. MearKe Prnyles 6 vs Scaft-0 Lenin Rangers ` 5. Sepi.13. KTX Vpera 17 vs Sewer Refs 16 (eimna'ed). PSPPW n 4Rotels 6 (elr,lrt). KTX Veers 15 vs Mud4ns j 11 (eimn,. Scad)co pJgil1 Laws Rang&5 11 vs PapS82 5 (eYn- tl let). MultiHera Marauders 36 K Pckia rg As 8. Menne 1 Pringles 14 K Pdppsat e. P0Wrlg AS V5 ScarbomugV Latus R nWS (M Seae WonW) mimn) p. 20: SoKTX Veers 14 %,S Pappsa' 11 (Kmn), Mudleis Marauders 14 vs Menne RYges 9 KTX VMS 23 Vs POWing As 3 Iermo) Metwe Prngles 23 vs KTX Vpm 10 (Kmn) Sept. 27(&W): Mudrlens Ma,a„dars 11 Vs Mllarle Prnges B ROUGE VALLEY WIVES DIVISION STANDINGS p TEAM G W L T F A PTS Fo. Goes FW 16 1 5 1 0 289 ,32 30 Preston Blue Jays 16 14 2 0 249 146 28 sad Sacs 16 9 6 1 247 !90 19 RCL 606 16 8 6 2 201 185 18 sumans o1 Swing 16 8 1 192 222 I7 Mudhens 15 7 8 G 207 2:A 14 Armad�'0 15 7 B 0 202 209 u Mullen, Hogs 13 7 6 0 176 749 14 Icon 15 6 8 1 211 796 t3 Tudr Arms 15 3 11 1 156 160 7 Pro Copy 15 3 12 0 121 302 6 l East Sde Maras 15 2 13 0 108 213 4 ROUGE VALLEY WINES PLAYOFF RESULTS j Aug. 30 Sultans of Swig 28 vs Tudor Arms 12. Ispr 18 ,S MW Hens 12. Alma d- 29 Vs. Aal lilS Hog- 2. Fm, Goes Free 'e vs Pro Copy Systems 2. Preston BIW Jays 19 vs 1 sultans d Swing 11, Sad Sacs 141,s tsa6 10. AmlWbs 18 j Vs RCL 60E 6 Sept. 13: Mu~S Vs Pro Coq (ro score rported)!elnirtatef) MuQ,eris Fogs 17 K W16nsOf Swing t 10 !Kmr.). Tuda A ms 7 vs RCL WE 0 mimed). M,A+ens 9 K M.", 1 ( 1 hogs 2Kmi n), tKA 1; K Tulp Arms 10 (rWns). Pniiaw &W Jays 17 vs Fm Goes Fee 16 Arma*l Im 19K Sad Sea 9 Sap. 20: FW Goes Fme 23 sIsoa t1 (elms), k%dh" Hogs vs Sad Sea fro cope rOMIOM (Kmni Preston BIW Jays 12 vs Armad los 5. Fa Goes Free 12 K Mud /lens Hoge t 1 (et+ns). Fa Goes Fee 14 „s ArmaWos 8 !earns) SaD1. 27 P6W) Fn. Goes Fee 20 Ys pnslon BIW Jays 12. FG. Ci- Fr 'P, Vs PmSInn &W Jan 17 mount any sort of threat. Regulauun tine borough away from the Ajax goal. The ended in a 1-1 draw. game would toe decided in a shxolowt. 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'(ley championship. Ander- Team are Michie Artier remained tied after the Scarborough kLeper made a good save on Ikmirldi's rmht: Te stn. Kam Campbell. Candace Chapman. attempt. 'ice next Scarborough shot was Morgan L avidson, Natalie Davy, Naviree Demirjdi. C'olk'en Fault. Kristma thwarted by Ajax keeper Perreault, who made no mistake on the attempt. keeping Foreman. Stephanie Gaudet. Candice the snore at 2-2. Tile fourth Ajax shooter was Grieve whose low drive io Ile right Green. Diane Grieve. Cadi Harrington, Kristy Mc[hmald, Danielle Perreault and comer hit the hack of the net for a 3-2 Jennifer White. Tice team is coached by Ajax lead. Scarborough's Last shooter Manny White and managed by Gerard sent a shut into keeper Perreault's vile. Chapman. The trainer Is Su/ana Per - Ajax had secured their first Ontario reach. �'/ - - -I. A- :-&if 1 -41 -- -- - - - - - - - - - -J-, - - BUMPER TO BUM WARRANT 1 COVERS t ALL WORN OUT OR BROKEN COMPONENTS .BELIEVE IT!. 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