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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_08_22PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESSRUN 44,000 PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 40 PAGE NEWS IN DURHAM Eves in the sky get a progress report, page 7 Pickering group fights Lakeshore plan BY MARIANNE TAKACS Stuff Writer PICKERING — Proposals for new toH nhouses and a possible hotel and marina near the foot of Liverpool Road have brought calls for a moratorium on development in the neighbourhood. -All major developments should be deferred until (Town officials) have done a design study for that area:' says Paul Kelland, president of the Pickering East Shore Com- munity Association (PESCA), which represents resident.% in the Bay Ridges neighbourhood on the cast side of Frenchman's Bay. Mr. Kelland notes a design study — to ascertain what land uses, building types and sizes, streetscape designs, public facili- ties. transportation and servicing should be allowed and provided around the southern portion of Liv- erpool Road — was recommended by the Pickering Waterfront 2001 Task Force on the future of the town's lakefront. He says PESCA has concerns S SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1999 Svc. _4 sk BIRTHDAYS! Is someone you IZ�* W_ '.•�. kiio 1' .smiling" Page 9 RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Love me tender Luckv Rosebank Villa resident Grace Hagness received a hug from Elvis impersonator Barry Movie during a performance at the Pickering facility. The event was part of a Hawaiian Day spon- See FAST page 4 sored by the Pickering Lions Club. Public, separate board reforms in Durham studied 'The success of the region's two school boards in adapting to the Province's education reforms will be the focus of two separate reviews during the coming weeks when the _x Education Improvement Commis - Sion (EIC) drops in on Durham. EIC members are visiting the public and separate school boards here in the last week of August to examine how well the boards have adjusted to government reforms in- troduced under the Fewer School Y Boards Act and the Education Qual- ity Improvement Ac. The commission will visit the Durham Catholic District School Board Aug. 30 and 31 and the Durham District School Board Sept. 1 and 2. Public meetings will be held at both boards during the re- view process. ' I'bey look at what you're doing and where you are (in terms of adapting to the government's re- forms)," says public board commu- nications manager Mary Brown, who reports a "preliminary" team visited earlier this summer. The commission's review will examine six major areas — finance and facilities, communications and community relations, student ser- vices, human resources, board ad- ministration and governance. A public meeting is being held at the separate board's Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School, 700 Stevenson Rd. N. in Oshawa, Monday, Aug. 30 from 9 to 10 am. A public meeting is also scheduled at the public board headquarters, 400 Taunton Rd. E. in Whitby, Wednesday, Sept. 1 from 9:15 am. to 10:30 a.m. OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND OFF THE ROAD AGAIN Latest truck safety blitz finds defects, page 8 New education minister meets the teachers Ecker vows to move ahead with agenda BY SUSAN O'NElll Staff Writer Although the Province intends to move ahead with its controver- sial plan to test teachers, Ontario's new education minister is starting out on the "right foot", says a local union leader who's hopeful the government is willing to work with educators in implementing its edu- cation agenda. In her first public meeting with teachers since being named the ed- ucation minister in June, Pickering - Ajax -Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker told more than 500 members of the Elementary Teachers' Federation of Ontario (ETT -0) Thursday she in - See TEACHERS page 4 Inside the Nevis Advertiser WIMTOI=R Editorial Page ...........6 Blade Prrdy .............6 Name OreWng ..........9 Sprts ................30 Classified .............33 GIVE US A CALL Goo ........... 683-5110 01stribedu ......683-5117 Be*& Motion .....683-3005 Arctioa Lim ......683-7545 sincusly Years ...........1-800-662-8423 EmW I . newsroom@durham.net Wei site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 Upgrade. Downsize,,__-,,,,i*0NOKIA 6185 THE TOWN OF PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY Introducing the new Nokia 6185 rkfs first tri -mode, Duaftnd dset. 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See deals to► dNtile Pickering nuclear plant intruders caught on tape Police take trespass incident `very seriously' PICKERING — Police are search- until you find them," says station ing for two intruders who managed to spokesman Pat O'Brien. briefly breach security at the Pickering "Security is a very serious issue and nuclear station early Friday morning. I know the police are taking it very seri- The incident occurred shortly after ously. Our security systems are exten- midnight. Two young men arrived at the sive and functioned as they should. But nuclear facility by canoe from the lake God knows what they were doing. and were able to land and get a short dis- Whether they were kids on a lark, I tance inside the perimeter fence before don't know" being confronted by station security The suspects are described as white, staff. aged 16 to 17, and thin. Both were wear - "They fled to the shoreline, got into a ing life -jackets. canoe and were last seen paddling vig- orously in a western direction," reports�+� Durham Regional Police Sergeant Jim AMBE—R—LU? Grimley. Police later found the boat hidden DENTAL CiE�E below some bushes near the shore just 7 west of the nuclear plant, but couldn't WALK-IN HOURS find the trespassers. It appears they may Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. have made their escape by car. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. ""They're now minus a canoe;' says E.!<1E/�GE/NC/ESSEE�f/.dV1f1/� Sgt. Grimley. "if they want to come and collect their canoe we'd M: only too • happy to speak to them" • li • • • He notes the culprits were caught on "hW. E�/Ef�GENCYP.4GErST tape by the nuclear station's video cam- AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE eras and police have already asked for ON WHITES RD. PICKERING the video footage. 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As well, he notes, the task force and the Town have expressed a desire to see a greater mix of streetfront commercial and residential de- velopment in the area to create a kind of small-town main street look that would make it an at- tractive destination for residents and visitors, particularly people using the new waterfront trails and Millennium Square planned nearby. Another PESCA concern is Potential parking problems from the new development and public facilities. "It may cause a mess we'll have to live with for years;' says Mr. Kelland. "We'd rather see an overall plan and then see what proposals fit into that plan. There's a whole bunch of stuff going on (in terms of lakefront development) but none of the People seem to he talking to each other." Teachers' union leader upbeat after meeting with Ecker TEACHERS from page 1 tends to move ahead with the government's plans to test teach- er~. But, she also said she plans to work with educators, parents and students to improve On- tario's education system. ..My goal is simple — to de- velop a better understanding of the issues and to start the process of establishing a productive working relationship with all of the groups that contribute. deliv- er, administer or otherwise sup- port our public education sys- tem;' Ms. Ecker said during her address at the union's second an- nual general meeting at the Har - hour Castle Wcstin Hotel in Toronto Thursday. "Her main message clearly was her intent to collaborate and co-operate with teachers and to consult with teachers' groups to implement the government's ed- ucation agenda;' says Stella Dorsman. who head's ETFO's Durham division along with fel- low teacher Bill Butcher. Nis. Dorsman says the new education minister has "started out on the right fort" by extend- ing an olive branch to teachers. "She's walking the talk right now. "I feel encouraged and I be- lieve the room (full of teachers) felt encouraged;' she said fol- lowing the minister's speech, which was reportedly met with hoos from the teachers' group when Ms. Ecker brought up the subject of testing. "Obviously the proof will be in what transpires over the next few months," Ms. Dorsman noted, reporting educators have some concerns, one of which is the teacher testing program. That plan, announced prior to the June 3 election, comes from a desire to ensure teachers "have the latest skills and the best pos- sible training," Ms. Ecker said Thursday. But, Ms. Dorsman reports Ms. Ecker was either "unable or unwilling" to comment on when and how the testing will be im- plemented. In an interview, Ms. Ecker said she has no firm details yet on the testing program, which she referred to as "one of the steps (the government is taking) in continuing to improve the ed- ucation system. "I want to invest the time that it takes to get it right," she added, noting in order for the program "to work well, I need advice and input" And, as Ms. Ecker continues to consult with those involved in the education system, she's "finding that, surprising as it may seem, there m a great deal of common ground" She added that the common ground includes "a desire to have the best education system we can have " Meanwhile, Ms. Dorsman says teachers are "pleased" there arc no more major changes ahead for elementary schools in the coming months. Referring to the new curricu- lum and new report cards for pupils in Grades I to 8, she maintains, "What teachers need is time without changes to put in place what came down last year." Ms. Ecker reports she is SALE !� SPECIAL BARG IANS I 11y TODAY'S News Adverbser Sunday, August 22, 1999 News Advertiser Durhsm CoNeye Fairport Guardian Pick, G*n mia Guwdion Pict little Caesar's Aiaxi'Pick. Y d M Yeats A004ck, No Frills Aia&%ck, Ptlarnia Save Pick. Sitlrart Source Alar ftk. Sears A004cic, Westrihl Guardm . Nu • Ddivmd to wkMed households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, �, call .-4 -.t' DUNCAN-- AdY 15" 8 FLE5110 at+ "quite aware of the fact front-line teachers have had a lot on their plate" And, as the government con- tinues with its reforms, she be- lieves, "We can be very aware of the pressures they're experienc- ing and help them through that:' In speaking to the federation, Ms. Ecker told teachers, 'As we move ahead in implementing some of the changes, I know we are going to have disagreements. We have had many over the past four years. Some of the disagree- ments have been fierce ... I don't want to spend the next four years looking back. rehashing old bat- tles. if we do, our kids lose, par- ents lose, teachers lose and tax- payers lone. " I would much rather say, "AIX -re do we zo from here""' Justin Sunday's Carrier of the Week is Justin. He enjoys fishing & bowling. He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. CongrWUWiows Justin for being our Carrier of the Week. Wattnart.Ajax 1.35 Kingston Rd.,AJax 222 Bayty St. W ,Alax 726 Kingston Rd., Pick. 1360 Kingston Rd.. Pick. P4 Two area development applications plcx. PESCA is circulating flyers in Bay will he discussed at a public information Ridges encouraging residents to attend meeting being held by the Town Tues- the meeting to have their say on the pro - day. Atig. 24 at 7 P.M. in the cnunril posak and support the call for a design chamher at the PIS Kering 0\ IC COIll- 1 thil- r"°F NOTICE OF PASSING OF A DEVELOPMENT CHARGE BY-LAW BY THE CORPORATION >w OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING TAKE: NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering passed development Charge By-law Number 5546/99 on August 16, 1999 pursuant to Section 12 of the Development Charges Act, 1997. and That the effective date of By-law 5546/99 is September 1st, 1999 , at which time By-law 3854-91 las amended) shall be repealed. TAKE NOTICE that any person or organization may appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board under section 14 of the said Act, in respect of the Development Charge By-law, by filing with the Clerk of the Town of Pickering on or before September 27, 1999, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the by-law and the reasons supporting the objection. The: schedule of development charges imposed by the By-law is as follows: RESIDENTIAL TABLE 1 (A) SEPTEMBER 1. 1999 - DECEMBER 31 1999 TYPE OF DWELLING UNIT TOWN WIDE CHARGE PER UNIT Single -detached dwelling, or semi-detached dwelling $5,927 Apartment dwelling, two or more bedrooms $3,292 Apartment dwelling, less than two bedrooms (inclusive of senior citizen apartment units) $2,470 All other dwelling units $4,857 RESIDENTIAL TABLE 1(B) EFFECTIVE JANUARY 12000 TYPE OF DWELLING UNIT TOWN WIDE CHARGE PER UNIT Single -detached dwelling, or semi-detached dwelling $6,307 Apartment dwelling, two or more bedrooms $3,504 Apartment dwelling, less than two bedrooms (inclusive of senior citizen apartment units) $2,628 All other dwelling units $5,168 NON-RESIDENTIAL Development charges against land to be developed for non-residential use - $1 l .00 per square metre of total floor area. This By-law applies to all land within the boundary of the Town of Pickering. A copy of the complete by-law is available for examination in the Office of the Clerk during regular office hours. Dated at the Town of Pickering this 18th day of August, 1999. Bruce Taylor, AMCT, CMM Town Clerk NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, August 22, 1999 PAGE 5 A/P Nuclear plant probe will be thorough: Utility Advisory group wants environmental review to provide `maximum protection possible' BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Wriiev PICKERING — The environmental as- sessment being conducted for the possible restart of the Pickering 'A' nuclear station will he a thorough one and will involve extensive public consultation. That was the commitment by Ontario Power Generation officials at Tuesday's meet- ing of the Community Advisory Council (CAC) set up by the corporation to provide public input on issues related to the Pickering plant. "It's not going to be a 10 -to -20 -page checklist exercise:' said Kurt Johansen, OPG's project manager for the assessment. "It will be a proper, thoroughly -basel ined envi- ronmental assessment:' The 'screening' assessment for the restart of Pickering's four older 'A' reactors has been ordered by the Atomic Energy Control Board, and some area residents and politicians have expressed disappointment the AECB did not order either the more demanding 'comprehen- sive review' or 'review panel' types of assess- ments also provided for under the Canadian Environmental Assessment Act. Pickering councillors voted July 20 to re- serve their decision on the acceptability of the screening process until they receive more de- tails on what will be required under it. Ajax council is scheduled to consider the issue Sept. 7. Mr. Johansen assured the CAC the screen- ing assessment conducted by OPG. including extra requirements already stipulated by the AECB, will be "comparable" in depth and content to a 'comprehensive review'. However, some CAC member were not Pickering nuclear plant officials have assured members of the Community Adviso- ry Council, made up of representatives from Ajax and Pickering, an environmental assessment will be thorough and will include public consultation. easily assured. They pointed out OPG fought the screening assessment when it was ordered by the AECB and wondered why residents should believe the corporation now. Tom Mohr, representing the Pickering Township Historical Society on the council, said citizens want the most complete picture possible of the environmental situation at the nuclear plant before any restart of the 'A' reactors. "I would like to know exactly where we are now before we take further steps that have the potential to affect the environment;' he told the meeting. "I think what we're trying to get across is we want the maximum. You see it as degrees. We sec it as foot dragging. Why arc we not allowed the maximum protection possible'.r' Mr. Johansen said OPG was surprised the AECB ordered an assessment because they haven't been required for previous returns to service. Now that it's been clarified there will be one, he added, OPG is getting to work on How Oshawa's Bonnie Smart keeps the ball rolling for 300 youthm's the area. For the past six years, Bonnie Smart has been involved with the executive of the Oshawa Ball Hockey Association, helping keep the spirit of ball hockey alive for over 300 players, aged 5 to 18. Athletes come from as far away as Whitby and Courtice to play in the Oshawa association. All in all, Bonnie, along with her husband, helps organize and manage schedules and tournaments for as many as 24 teams every year. the assessment and planning extensive consul- tation with the community on what environ- mental issues people want addressed. "We're not trying to get away with the minimum;' said Mr. Johansen. "We're not just sitting back and waiting for (the AECB) to tell us what we can get away with" The AECB is expected to release a draft 'scope' for the assessment detailing the envi- ronmental work OPG must do in about the third week of September. After a public re- view and possible changes, Mr. Johansen ex- pects a final cope will be issued by the AECB at the beginning of November. OPG hopes to have a draft environmental assessment fin- ished by the end of 1999. and get a decision on the issue from the AECB board by May 2000. Since OPG already has a good idea of what will be required, noted Mr. Johansen, its plan- ning wvork for the 1s`C1,.ntent is aireadv under way and consultau�,n r:rungs with the cOrn- munity and stakeholders such as the Town arc expected to begin within days. He said OPG expects the assessment to in- clude examination of: • human, socioeconomic and biophysical im- pacts of the restart; • radiological and non -radiological impacts; • the impact of normal as well as abnormal op- erations (such as an accident) at the station; • the 'cumulative' environmental impact of the 'A' plant, including consideration of the exist- ing environmental effect of the 'B' reactor and other facilities it would operate alongside. Mr. Johansen said the environmental as- sessment (EA) will to some extent build on the work done by OPG for the environmental review project it was ordered to undertake last year by the AECB as a condition of its licence, and that it's expected the EA will address all the 165 Pickering plant environmental issues identified by the Community Working Group of citizens who assisted OPG with that pro- ject. There was some discussion among CAC members as to whether they needed their own independent expert to provide advice and monitor the EA process, or could perhaps share the. independent consultant OPG has promised to hire for the Town of Pickering. The issue was deferred to the CAC's next meeting Sept. 21. E Bonnie works for Royal Bank in Courtice. She's just one of many Royal Bank employees across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank them for doing what they do. The Oshawa Ball flockey Association has applied to host the 2000 provincial championships. !f you can help. "Ball hockey is essentially 'organized street hockey - a game kids everywhere call (905) 576-7&10. ROYAL [TANK play and enjoy,"' says Bonnie. "Our association offers a safe and more structured FINANCIAL GROUP environment where kids can -develop important values like fair play and team spirit." m Registered trade mark of Royal Bank of Canada • 1maKine & A Mew Spa t of Commurwty M P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 i nri t1n7--AT7-/-i-ATc, «Vl-11V1V1ViJ �, "'_ N EWS ADVERTISER EDITORIAL Teachers, Tories on road to peace? Conciliatory words from Education Minister and teachers' union bode well for students It was Meet the Minister day Thurs- government's most vocal detractors, she day. refused to skirt the issues that have so In much the same way parents sit enraged many of Ontario's teachers. down and get to know the teachers of The broad -shouldered minister told their children, teachers in this case sat educators face to face that she intends to down for their first get-together with press on with the government's plan to Ontario's new Education Minister Janet test teachers. That brought jeers from a Ecker to get a sense of her agenda, her few testy teachers. views and what the next few years hold But. Ms. Ecker would not wilt. She in store. It was a timely and important vowed to continue the Conservatives' ef- session for everyone involved. forts to improve Ontario's school sys- After all, there's been a lot of love tem, to make much-needed reforms to lost between the Tories and the teachers ensure our kids get the best possible ed - ever since the provincial Progressive ucation they can. Conservatives were first elected to At the same time, the Education Queen's Park to run Ontario in 1995. Minister promised to work with teachers The government's been shaking up and others who have an interest in our the province's school system by intro- school system to make improvements. ducing the Education Quality Improve- For their part, teachers' union offi- ment Act and the Fewer School Boards cials are encouraged by Ms. Ecker's Act in its first term of office. stated willingness to collaborate with Further reforms were vowed by the educators. And, they appear willing to Conservatives when they sought a sex- consult the government on its education and mandate in June. Their election agenda. platform contained a promise for So both sides in this simmering dis- teacher testing to ensure Ontario's edu- pute between the Tories and the teachers cators are the best they can be. appear to he extending an olive branch So you could almost cut the tension to each other. That would be good news with a knife when Education Minister for the people who matter most in our Ecker appeared before more than 5W school system — the children. members of the Elementary Teachers' Meet the Minister day wasn't so bad Federation of Ontario at the union's sex- after all. and annual general meeting at the Har- E-mail comments on this editorial to hour Castle Westin Hotel in Toronto. nnews@durham.net. Submissions Ms. Ecker, Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge which include the writer's full name MPP, showed us once again the stuff of and town of residence wiU be consid- what she's made. Facing some of her Bred for publication. AUG. 22, 1 9 9 9 STAND BACK, wPRE CONGORM ZAX co 14 b BITER 14% sip? L X .�q►'a LETTERS TO Sprawl a threat to food land To the editor: Reading Fred Beer's and Tom Long's letters: I'm glad the Clublink invitation fiasco has raised concern among Pickering citizens. When our elected repre- sentatives can invite whomever to give a so-called "status report" be- fore any application has been made to the Town, thereby circumventing the Planning Act (not to mention public scrutiny), they should be called on it. Urban sprawl is one of the biggest problems to solve today. It is heartening that at least these citi- zens arc moving into the millenni- um recognizing that we need to protect this world's precious food THE EDITOR land and natural resources because it is for the greater good - not mere- ly for the advantage of a few spec- ulators or politicians. It is a very simple case: the Town's Official Plan already con- tains a population growth schedule for rural areas and has designated the Chevy Downs lands as envi- ronmentally significant (as has the Ministry of Natural Resources); the Region's policy is to avoid commu- nal sewage projects on agricultural preserve lands (such as Cherry Downs); and nobody wants to have to add to their tax load by footing the infrastructure bill. If our elected representatives are truly intent on entering the millen- nium as enlightened leaders, they would do well to pay heed to the wisdom of their constituents. Angie Jones, Pickering i ne Bell toll's for thee, even if 'e 411 can't help Use pay phones as they were intended to make free calls to Information So residents in these parts are You'll no longer have to call (area couple thousand bucks. upset Ma Bell bills us for short-dis- code) -555-1212 for long-distance in- - 4) Purchase the less pricey Vista tance calls at long-distance rates. formation; just dial 411 and you'll be 350 phone, from which you can We're talking about preliminary Blake connected to a directory assistance make free calls to directory assis- findings from the Social Develop operator anywhere in the country tance. No idea why it's called the ment Council of Ajax-Pickering's Purdy who can't help you. 350; it usually retails for $244 at the Durham Region Community Well- Of course, there are ways to avoid Bell Phone Centre nearest you but is ness Study. The phone and mail sur- News Editor the 75 -cent directory assistance on sale during August for $179.95. vey reveals area citizens are a tad charge. If you have a touch-tone That's a lot of 75 -cent calls to Infor- ticked that Scarberians can call Eto- phone, please choose one of the fol- mation. bicoke friends for free while Picker- 75 cents if you dial her up for direr- lowing five options on your keypad: -5) The final option, and my person- ing residents must pay to phone tory assistance and she can't find the - 1) Get your hands on all the phone al favourite: Use pay phones as they Bowmanville and the fine people of number you're looking for. books from across the country; clear were intended - to make free calls to Whitby are dinged for dialing Picker- Of course, Ma Bell's minions out a few rooms in your home to directory assistance. "Hello, opera- ing or Bowmanville, just two towns want you to know a few things about store them. The Yellow Pages will be tor, how can I reach Murphy over in each direction. the directory assistance charge scam particularly handy since Information Brown?" "I'm trying to locate (your Reach out and touch someone, in- before you place an angry call to the operators don't have access to them. name here). "`Do you have the num- deed. Just don't reach out too far. Or vice-president's office at 1-800-267- - 2) Directory assistance calls are free ber for 911 ? I've reached out and Ma Bell will pick your pocket. 7734 (toll-free, imagine that!) or for the disabled, seniors and hospital touched someone. I've just strangled We suspect those people who write a blistering letter to the CRTC, patients. So drop in on a frail friend Ma Bell with a telephone cord." blasted Ma Bell in the Social Devel- Ottawa, Ont. K I A ON2 (where a lap- today and use their phone to update opment Council survey feel like dog will chew up your mail). your Rolodex. E-mail comments on this column wringing her neck - with a telephone It'll only cost you 75 cents no - 3) Buy a computer and get hooked to nnews@durham-net. Submis- cord, most likely - over her most re- matter where in Canada directory as- up to the Internet where there's no sions which include the writer's cent cash grab. That would be the one sistance can't find the person whose charge to access Information. Of full name and town of residence wherein Ma Bell warns to charge you• number you're trying to track down. course, you'll have to download a will be considered for publication. DURHAM .�■®IR® PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Edilor-in-Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate"'Automotive Advertising manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution ,Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing .Manager NSM (905) 683-5110 ;sales (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail ncwsroom'a durham.net Web address www.durhamncws.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. OCM►C A �ur.rr Air 1 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 PAGE 7 A/P evaluation still up i*n the air ' A,�a D P; ,�,vG Durham -York police chopper has responded to 140 calls BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer In four weeks patrolling Durham Region skies, the police helicopter, Air I, has logged 95 hours flying time, responded to 140 calls and assisted in at least 18 arrests, including a man suspected in a pair of robberies. Though modest results so far, the questions remains: Do the benefits of an air support unit jus- tify the costs of keeping the joint - forces chopper in the air perma- nently? With the six-month pilot pro- ject launched in June by Durham and York region police now one- third complete, the Air I has be- come a familiar sight and sound (and occasional nuisance) to local residents. The test project will help de- cide whether a police helicopter is a financially viable crime -fighting tool. York and Durham each paid $I(X),((X), while the Ministry of the Solicitor General picked up $2500M of the costs of teasing and piloting the high-tech heli- copter. And while political support for the project took off in the wake of several police pursuits that ended in tragedy, ironically Air I hasn't yet been needed to assist in a chase. Regional Support Services Staff Sergeant Ron Rollauer, the officer overseeing the air unit, however, doesn't believe it's a co- incidence. "We've not been involved in a pursuit, but I'm convinced it pre- vented a pursuit in at least one case;' he says, referring to an inci- dent involving a motorcycle Air I assisted in stopping for a traffic violation last month. He recounts the story, as told by officers: "They stop this guy and the motorcycle is still run- ning. The driver tells the officer, 'I was gonna take off on you, but I heard the helicopter.' He said he knew he'd be able to outrun a cruiser, but not a helicopter," Staff Sgt. Rollauer says. "There's no way of knowing how great of a deterrent factor the helicopter has been in terms of prevention," he says. Alternating weeks of deploy- ment in Durham and York, the he- licopter has averaged a lightning response time of 1.5 minutes, says Staff Sgt. Rollauer. It was the first unit to arrive at 62 per cent of the calls it has responded to. Based at Oshawa Airport, Air 1 has spent on average 23.5 hours a Air 1, the police helicopter being shared by York and Durham Re- gional Police, is two months into its use in a pilot project. One po- lice official saes it has been ti 'veduable police tool'. KEVIN McALPINE 'We'll get better'at making the most of combined air and ground resources. week in the air performing a wide range of tasks: responding to calls such as break and enters and rob- beries, patrolling high -crime areas (known as "D -Runs" - short for deterrent), carrying out surveil- lance, searching for missing per- sons and tracking down drunk dri- vers. The Bell 206133 JetRanger, manned in Durham Region by flight observers, constables Richard Ross and Todd Petzold, costs roughly $560 hourly to fly. It is equipped with a thermal imag- ing tracking and surveillance sys- tem, a 200 -watt public address system, a 30 -million candlepower searchlight and an emergency float kit. A typical shift for Air 1 has in- volved: - Finding a suspected impaired driver following a general broad- cast, tracking the vehicle while di- recting ground units to the loca- tion. The driver was found to be driving without a licence or insur- ance, under suspension, breaching probation and in possession of drugs. - Providing aerial surveillance as officers prepared to arrest a man wanted on a warrant at an Os- hawa motel. - Using thermal imaging-, locat- ing a man fleeing on foot follow- ing an assault, while directing ground units to move in and make an arrest. In another incident, a suspect was tracked down by using the thermal imaging system within minutes of a robbery and arrested by ground units, directed by Air 1. - Spotting a motorcycle travel- ling at high speeds in Brooklin while on general patrol and tailing it to Ajax until the rider could be stopped by ground officers. - Locating an impaired driver in Pickering, then directing ground units to make an arrest. - Flushing out a pair of sus- pects hiding in a Whitby corn field after an accident on a Hwy. 401 ramp. . - Searching a 10 -km area of Lake Ontario after a report of a flare being seen off the shore of Port Darlington. Several boats il- luminated with the search light did not appear in distress. The search was called off. - Flying over crime scenes across the region allowing foren- sic identification officers to shoot aerial photographs. To date, Air I's impact has been less than high profile, how- cver, it should be noted a decline in major crime in the region this ,,car has made for what police of- licers are calling a "quiet" six months on the beat. Still, the chopper's role in many recent incidents shouldn't �c underestimated, Staff Sgt. Rol- lauer says. For example, the helicopter has been used to search wooded areas and fields to seek out suspects, performing in minutes a task that would otherwise require hours of time spent by regular patrol and canine unit officers. "it returns officers to the road sooner so they can respond to other calls;' says Staff Sgt. Rol- lauer. Though too soon to make a final assessment, "Cost aside, I would say it has been a valuable police tool for routine day-to-day patrol calls;' says Staff Sgt. Rol- lauer. "Whether it is worth the cost, a decision will be made down the road. Until the project has been completed, a proper as- sessment can't really be made:' Chief Kevin McAlpine says he's "so far pleased" with the unit's results, adding in the com- ing months he anticipates "we'll get better" at making the most of combined ground and air re- sources. "Does it have a significant enough impact to make it an effi- cient tool in terms of costs:' At this point, 1'd have to say the jury is still out;' Chief McAlpine says. Ultimately, he suggests, a multi -force air support unit, pa- trolling the entire Greater Toronto Area, may well be the mosi finan- cially sensible solution. While police have received a few complaints from residents an- noyed by the helicopter. Staff Sgt. Rollauer says officers have gone out of their way to respond. Once the reason was explained why Air l was hovering over a neighbourhood, most people changed their tune, he says. In one case, an Ajax man called to com- plain and was told the helicopter was searching for youths after a report they were dealing drugs, Staff Sgt. Rollauer says. "He withdrew the complaint:" The man later brought his family to the Oshawa Airport for a tour, he adds. "We understand and we try to be sensitive to the noise issue. We want to be the least intrusive we can. It does make noise and we are conscious of that," he says. Pair charged after money disappears from support centre 0 Two former employees of the United Survivors Support Centre have been charged after an exten- sive police investigation revealed $31,000 was missing from the centre in 1995 and 1996. The Durham Regional Police major fraud unit began an investi- g9:00Ja late1997.,xftetseceiving, a`coiiiplairit from the board of di- rectors to the centre, a non-profit, mental health self-help organiza- tion funded by the health min- istry, said Detective Jack Schoon. The complaint came after both women had left the centre, he added. The police investigation re- vealed gtpFG than ,$31,000 was re- moved from the centre between April 1995 and March 1996. Det. Schoon said much of the money was taken from petty cash for personal use. It's also alleged excess wages were paid by the centre, he added. No one at the centre was avail- able for comment. Debbie Darlene Taylor, 37, of Oshawa Boulevard North, the former centre co-ordinator, and Lucy Marie Drew, 28, of Albert Street, the former community de- velopment co-ordinator, ate charged with theft over $5,000 and fraud over $5,000. They will appear in Oshawa Court, 850 King St. W., on Sept. 24. AUG 22, 1999 Prime Minister in Durham Monday for GM announcement Prime Minister Jean Chretien will be in Oshawa Monday after- noon for a major investment an- nouncement at General Motors. The prime minister will join GM of Canada president and general manager Maureen Kempston Darkes and "other senior leaders" at the 2 p.m. event, according to a GM press release. GM officials are keeping mum about what will be announced al- though widespread, persistent ru- mours indicate a new plant, possi- ble a paint plant, is to be built on the west side of Stevenson Road. Dunbarton troop Scouts for recruits The 1st Dunbarton Scouting Group of Pickering holds its annu- al registration Wednesday, Aug. 25. Young people can sign up from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in McKay Hall at Dunbarton-Fairport United Church, Dunbarton Road. Picker- ing. Registration will be for Beavers (five to seven years), Cubs (eight to 10), Scouts (11 to 14) and 3rd Company Venturers (14 to 17). Adult volunteers are also needed as leaders and for the group committee. For more information call Petra Munro at 831-2556. Man injures hand in in accident A 39 -year-old Whitby man was injured while working in Ajax Thursday morning. The man was cleaning a com- pression roller at Jet Moulding Compounds at 405 Fairall St. when his hand became caught in the roller, Durham Regional Police spokesman Sergeant Jim Grimley reports. Police were called by ambu- lance crews at about 8:40 a.m. The man was taken to the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, but police didn't have information on his condition at press time Friday. The Ministry of Labour was no- tified of the accident, says Sgt. Grimley. Women offered a helping hand Women who have experienced abuse can get a helping hand with job searches, resumes and self es- teem in September through Innov- ative Decisions for Employment Action (IDEA). The group, which is new to Durham Region, offers free work- shops and individual coaching for finding and getting employment in Durham. Day care and transportation is- sues are discussed on an individ- ual basis. E-mail rjidea@aura- com.com or call 434-6789 for more .information or to book an appoint- ment. AIP MAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 RON PItTRON1R0/ News Advertiser photo Afinistr• of Transportation inspector Henk lean Pelt stops a truck in Durham prior to a surprise safery blitz. Ministry officials say nearly half of the trucks stopped had safer)" defects. �X(OAFP_sRecycle �our FALL • News Advertiser! M/SDdInV amR,W li,acnnK.OutL.(%4;)H:v(,2a2 - - fi-- — E- - 0— - ANNUAL MANUFACTURER'S FACTORY SALE OF SOLID FURNITURE .r L iN !� FACTORY SECONDS. DISCONTINUED STYLES. SURPLUS STOCK, r-;' ,';✓ . ' • BEDROOMS. DINING ROOMS. TABLES. CHAIRS, � WALL UNITS. ENTERTAINMENT UNITS. �• 1? 1, '� ACCESSORIES x�01 2 DAYS ONLY SATURDAY. AUGUST 28TH LOAM - 6PM SUNDAY. AUGUST 29TH 12PM - 5PM (. s ani + OC W S E 0 (; J L Truck safety check sees 40 per cent fail inspections Durham blitz gets improper trucks off road B}' C1NM' UPSHALL Staff Writer Ahnost half the trucks stopped during a Thursday in- spection blitz in Durha►n were taken out of service because of safety defects. Forty vehicles were inspect- ed during the all -day check, 16 of which were removed from service, a removal rate of 40 per cent. Three vehicles had their plates removed because they re- quired multiple repairs and 28 charges were laid. Conducted by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO). the day -long campaign focused on vehicles at the Hwy. 401 in- spection station at Thickson Road and the surrounding area, in an effort to nab unsafe vehi- cies trying to avoid the station. "If they know they have ve- hicle problems or the wrong class of" licence or improper documentation. (drivers) may bypass the station;' explains Mark Reynolds, enforcement co-ordinator for MTO Durham. But he says "they can be legiti- mately getting off at Thickson Road. It's difficult for inspectors stationed in the area to actually pinpoint which drivers are in- tentionally getting off Hwy. 401 at Thickson Road to avoid in- spection or if they are leaving the highway because they are making deliveries to the south end, or even stopping for a cof- fee, he says. Regarding the 40 per cent figure, Mr. Reynolds says "it's a higher out -of -service rate thzin we would get in a random in- spection of vehicles:' This blitz focused on rigs that looked like they did or po- tentially could have prohlenls. If the checks were random, the figures would likely be between 20 and 25 per cent. Despite the large figures counted in the blitz. Mr. Reynolds says the situation is still much better than it was a few years ago. "There has definitely been a decrease. Five years ago the random out of service rates were over 40 per cent and now it's down in the low 20s;" he says. ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE LINC (Language Institution for Newcomers to Canada) classes are available for eligible students. Call for information and to schedule an appointment for an English Language Assessment. Day and some evening classes are available at various locations in Durham. Many classes provide childminding. Social Development Council of Ajax - Pickering (905) 686 - 2661 (Funded by Citizenship and Immigration Canada) Gentle Dent l Care a dor Adults, .Kids and Great Big Bablt; We keep our patients smiling ky taking the time to understand their needs. 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With lots of love from hlommy, liana and Christine. - We d d i n ar hristine"Wedding Brian and Valerie Madill of Brooklin would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their son Brad to Julia, daughter of Bar- rie and Penny McMahon of Lake - field. The marriage is to take place at vamede Resort, Stoney Lake, on Oct. 30. "We wish them a lifetime of love, health and happiness" Birthday "Eric Moody, our Internet ex- plorer, turned 12 on Aug. 18. Sending love and happy birthday wishes for a fabulous boy are family and friends. Extra kisses and hugs from Mom, Doug, Laura, Dad and Aunt Venice. Special birthday wishes are also sent to Lindsay Cavanaugh on Aug. 18 and Grandpa on Aug. 2 L" Birthday It will be double the fun at the Sarch household, where Becky and Court- ney celebrated their I(Ah birthdays on Aug. 18. "Wishing them the hap- piest birthday ever are ?Nom, Dad, Cameron and pet Kila. Happy i birthday girls. We love you!" Birthday "Wishing : ( S a 1 Mantia). the stud of ;4 '55, a happy'Y birthday. Love the y gang at B u o n Giorno's - Birthday -nappy birthday to our pre - c i o u s E m i l y Nicole Gagnon", who cele- brated her t h i r d birthday on Aug. 28. "You are the spark) love you big 1 sky!' We love and Dad." Birthday Happy birthday wishes go out to Laura Fox, who celebrated her 10th birthday on Aug. 16 with a sleepover with friends. "Best wishes and lots^. a. of love, Mom, Dad and Eric." I Anniversary r -7 Happy second anniversary wishes go out to Darla and Craig Brownlee, who were married Aug. 23, 1997 at St. Mark's Unit- ed Church in Whitbv. Darla is the daughter of Don and Ruth Brad- . shaw of Oshawa, and Craig is the son of Stan and Yvonne Brown- lee of West Bank, B.C. "We are so proud of the two of you. We wish you many years of love and hap- piness. Love always, Mom, Dad, David and your son Carter." ao� 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 fA THIS WEEK'S CAKE WINNERS ARE. 3 1. Joshua Kouopmtkis Z I aura Fox I Emily Nicole Capron Winner, may Ko directly to Baskin R(d)tan� to receive - -- tbrw FREE cake. lPle:uc-1w vide identificaticmt - PIIIT.E VAIM UWM SAT., AUGUST 28, 1999 10th Birthday It was 'double digits' for Dana on July 16, as she celebrated her 10th birth- day. "Happy birthday and lots of love from Mommy, Daddy, Sam and Ruf- fles. " Birthday 'The little guy at the. Kot- sopoulos house is cele- brating a birthday. Wish- ing our little Joshua a very happy fourth birth- day and another fun year are Mommy, Daddy, Alexandra, Tyler, Jor- dan and Victoria. Keep smilin' buddy!" Wedding .Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey and Mr. and Mrs. Papag- ni are proud to an- nounce the mar- riage of their chil- dren Paula and , .Michael. Rela- tives from Mexi- co, Italy, New- F foundland and England gathered on Jul,. 24 ti) ccichr.ttc the Joyous event. Birthday Katie Vasey turned 10 on Aug. 15. "Katie is a lit- tle fireball, who is ful I of energy. Her warmth, sensitivi- ty and efferves- cence endears her to all who know her. Happy birth- day, sweetheart. Love Dad." Engagement "It happened Aug. 2 in Paris on a moonlit evening near the Eiffel Tower. Graham Stewart, pale and trembling, knelt on one knee to ask his beloved Christen Mc- Cormick to be his future wife. With screams of delight and tears in her eyes, Christen repeated, 'Yes! Yes! Yes!"' The Stewart and McCormick families of Pick- ering are "delighted" and wish their children "a future of love and happiness" Graham and Christen both at- tended Carleton University. Graham received his degree in 1997 and Christen graduated with her degree this year. "Congratulations." Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...Send to: Let Lis know. We'll publish your z7 Name Dropping, special occasion in an easy -to -read Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LJ S 2H5 - - - ........_.-r-,............-.-.,.....<s.�c+�..w.a.er.;a.r.r��,rtm+talii�iaL•airnctiu <.:•.,ta+.u�.wrr.:, _�..w ea�;.r•.•y,-.....- .. m � r ANSON SETFER FoR to r u a 6hiilv %P Im %. " %.P 0 %. c .0"00 �A� job mm� Tom: 10061110 1 MI'm 0-1 jo i ry Vil Ar Alit geTrER F0� ROL efn R i �p 1 r i p;r ` r BETTER FOR pR� OR F s sETf� FqR! ILI' US,s ( Ff: f} i� I C W , " Sol R QN MMMAMMA I D ------ 1:3 AlIS.S,IS4ALlCA NORTH YORK SC411KI.: r--- O R O J G .N WHITBY �-- A/P PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 Health &F-iTNESS N E W S ADV ERT 1 S E R AUG. 2 2 1 9 9 9 New information about the -cardiac `click' ,Tm worried about this condition;' patients often tell me. So if it's a problem of little significance, I often ask a question. "Do you know the definition of a well patient?" Most don't know the answer. "It's a patient who hasn't been examined by enough doctors and enough technology!" I ex- plain. This week, there's a re- port on how technology worried toxo many patients about mitral valve prolapse (MVP). For the last 20 years millions of North Americans have been told they have this condition. It's an abnormali- ty that allegedly affects five per cent of men and up to 17 per cent of women, so we were told. Doctors warned mitral valve prolapse can result in infection of the heart valves, heart failure and stroke. And that these patients should al- ways take antibiotics before any minor surgery or dental work. Such warnings caused a good deal of concern for many patients. For yeah physicians have heard a 'CLICK' while cx- amining the hearts of some patients. But they never be- came too excited about it. The patients generally seemed to be healthy and they believed the sound originated beyond the heart somewhere in the chest cav- ity. But with the discovery of ultrasound doctors were able to pinpoint the noise and localize it to the mitral valve. This valve separates the two chambers of the heart, like the swinging doors of an old western saloon. If the hinges are a bit too long this allows the valve to swing back into the chamber of the heart. This causes the click- ing sound. Diagnosis of MVP in- creased sharply during the late 1970's and early 1980's due to this new technology. But I always questioned the significance of mitral valve prolapse for one reason. It was estimated MVP af- fected 15 to 27 million North Americans. One won- dered if such a common problem could be consid- ered abnormal or serious. Now, new research indi- cates toxo many people have been incorrectly diagnosed with MVP. Dr. Lisa A. Freed, a car- diologist at Yale New Haven Hospital. reports that, "We may have tempered the no- tion that mitral valve pro- lapse is the most common cardiac valvular abnormality in industrialized countries" Her study involved 3.491 participants. Only 84 or 2.4 0 ' The Doctor Game I1' GifondJones MD. per cent were found to have MVP. Moreover, among the 84 with MVP the rates of complications from other illnesses were no higher than others in the general population. And patients with MVP were no more likely to develop heart fail- ure and stroke than those who do not have this prob- lem. This study also showed the incidence of MVP was the same among both sexes. But why such a discrepancy between Dr. Freed's re- search and earlier studies? Dr. Emelia Benjamin, Associate Professor at Boston University Medical Centre, hit the nail on the head. She remarked, "One reason for the high report of MVP was the inevitable en- thusiasm that comes with discovery. Whenever a con- dition is first discovered there is a tendency to em- brace it. And the condition suddenly becomes the cause of all evil:' She continued. "it be- comes a fad diagnosis. like attention deficit disorder, or chronic fatigue syndrome. Researchers are not intellec- tually dishonest, Just over- enthusiastic. What she is saying is doctors are a bit like carpen- ters. Give them a hammer and they want to start dri- ving in nails. Give doctors sophisticated echocardio- grams and they want to ex- amine every inch of the heart. It's a natural reaction. But this study points out that if you put everyone under a microscope, you'll find some minor abnormality of little practical significance in nearly every case. And in some cases this information can make a well patient sick from worry. Dr. Freed's study shows that if you're told you have MVP, there's no need to be- come a cardiac cripple. Or rush to draw up a new will. But what should you do if you're one of the 2.4 per cent who do have home -tide mitral valve prolapse? Doc- tors worry a deformed valve has a greater chance of be- coming infected with bacte- ria (bacterial endocarditis) during minor surgery or dental work. These patients are still advised to start an- tibiotics prior to such treat- ment. Patients who have serious mitral valve prolapse miy Durham Lung Association needs assistance Volunteers needed to help people breathe easy You can help the Lung Association breathe a little easier this fall. Lung Association Durham Area needs enthusiastic, flexible volun- teers who either want or have experi- ence in fund-raising event support and/or office administration. Autumn marks a very busy time for Durham's Lung Association as it launches three major events: a golf marathon, a hike for clean air and a Christmas soiree. As well, small scale fund-raisers and health education and public relations initiatives are ongo- ing year round. This is a great way to gain invalu- able experience or offer your exper- tise to various planning committees at the community level. The Lung Association, one of Canada's oldest not-for-profit health organizations, is committed to the to the success of their work in improvement of respiratory health Durham Region. programs. If you are interested in helping A strong volunteer base is crucial out, call 436-1046. IF DR JOSEPH A. • TIME MISKIN, DENTIST • QUALITY ' • GENTLE DENTAL CARE '` �� QR• ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILRBLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WEf# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE ::W 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #12) y Q f W * 2S ' W experience chest pain, short- ness of breath and palpita- tions. Or they may have no symptoms at all. Moreover these symptoms can also be due to anxiety and fatigue unrelated to heart trouble. The moral of this story? New technology will find more and more of us imper- fect. 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Offers apply to qualified retail customers in the str tion Chevrolet #Yp1[ GM DaaIK is not 1piii ap gn kourance agW,a broker, and is not acting as anagent orAcker.a in �� � � dealer(s) Go oondiUons a details. 'Car or light truck o T conduged by the National Highway be Traffic Safety Administration off ebon (NHTSA). any alllsi cppaglyyaY I1BheY d MobrkMuraaca CagO(afOrl. AvaiaWatO rrsidega of OrMariO •dY. which pwY no! befArnbined atlttl other olfars . A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. Aunuat 22.1999 IPISER It's back! We want to know who your favorites are. Choose from the 6 categories listed below. Simply print the company names of your choice beside as mangy• selections as you wish and mail, deliver or fax the entire entry form to us by September 24. 1999. Even, entry will have a chance to win a $500 Shopping Spree for products and services at our winning businesses. The most votes in each catagor, «•ill win our " Readers Choice" award. You'll read all about the winners in an upcoming issue of the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser. So go ahead! Make your choices and send your entry to us! oad & Drink All -Around Restaurant Bakery Breakfast Buffet Chicken Wings Chinese Restaurant Cup of Coffee Deli & Sand%%ich Shop Family Restaurant Fine Dining Fish & Chips Greek Restaurant Hamburger Ice Cream Indian Restaurant Italian Restaurant_ Outdoor Patio_ Pasta Pizza Salad Bar Seafood Restaurant Steak_ �- tei�rnt Billiards Bingo Hall Children's Entertainment Comedv Club Golf Course Ice Skating Live Entertainment Movie Rental Movie Theatre Pub Sports Bar Accounting Firm Bank/Trust Company Brew Your Own Beer/Wine Carpet Cleaner Catering Company Children Tutorial Education Continuing Adult Education Dance Studio Day Care Centre Dry Cleaner (location) Financial Planner Fitness Club Hair Salon/Barber Shop Heating/ Air Conditioning Pest Control Photography Studio Print Shop Retirement Living Shoe Repair Tanning Taxi Service Travel Agency Weight Loss Clinic_ _ �c�tomotive Auto Parts Body Shop Domestic Car Dealership General Auto Repair_ Import Car Dealership Muffler Shop New Car Dealership Oil."Lube Change Tire Store Used Car Dealership Adult Entertainment Antique Store - Appliance Store Art & Framing Bicycle Shop Book Store Camera Shop Craft Store Cellular Phone Centre Clearance Store Department Store Drug Store Fabric Store Factory Direct Store Floor Coverings Florist Formal Wear Furniture Store Gardening Centre & Nursery Gift Shop Grocery Store Health Food Store Home Improvement/Hardware Jewellery Store Kitchen/ Bath/Bed Lighting Centre Lingerie Store Local Shopping Centre_ Maternity Shop Mattress Store Men's Store Musical Instruction Office Supplies Optical Store Paint/Wallpaper Store Party Supplies. Pet Store Pool Company Record Store Regional Shopping Centre Shoe Store Sporting Goods Store Strip Mall Toy Store Women's Store Chiropractor Dentist Denturist General Practitioner Massage Therapist Pharmacist Physiotherapist Specialist 3 EASY STEPS TO ENTER 1) PRINT your choice beside as many selections as you wish. 2) Fill out your name and address below. F 3) Drop off, Mail or Fax THE ENTIRE FORM to the Aiax/Pickering News Home Builder - Advertiser by September. 24, 1999. Insurance Company Investment Planning Company CONTEST RULES: Winners of prizes will be determined by Lawn Service random draw. Employees of the Ajax/Pickering News Martial Arts Club Advertiser and their immediate families are not eligible to Modelling School enter. Judge's discretion as to validity of entry forms is final. Deadline for contest is September 24, 1999 AJAXMCKF.RING NEWS ADVERTISER M* COMMUNM NEWSPA"A UNCE 1965 Name: Address: Postal Code: Mall, Fax or Deliver to: The Ajax. Pickering News Advertiser 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, ON LIS 2H5 Fax: (905)619-9068 BILLBOARD AUG. 22, 1999 SUNDAY, AUG. 22 MUSEUM VILLAGE: An OI' Fash- ioned Hymn Sing and Afternoon Tea is held from I 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Pick- ering Museum Village, in Greenwood on Hwy. 7 between Brock and West- ney Rds. Hymn Sing 1:30 to 3 p.m. in the village chapel. Afternoon tea and light refreshments served on Miller -Cole House lawn, weather permitting. $4 for adults, $3 for se- niors and students, $2.50 for children and $12 for families. Phone 683- 8401. MONDAY, AUG. 23 CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa offers Healing through Re- laxation, an hour of relaxing music, companionship and guided imagery from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Call 579-4833 for information. TUESDAY, AUG. 24 TEENS: The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax, hosts The Big Moment Challenge from 6 to 8 p.m. It's one in a series of free drop - ins for teens. Phone 428-1212 for more information. SPA: Young women aged 13 to 19 years are invited to take part in free weekly spas from I to 4 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax. Topics include nail and skin care, fitness, aromatherapy, yoga, personal safety. Register each of eight weeks. 428-1212. I �tW�s1Ho, BIBLE CAMP: Peace Lutheran Church hosts the camp The Great Bihleland Dig - Exploring the Life of Jesus, 928 Liverpool Rd., Pickering. It's for kids aged three to 1 I years. $5 per child or $7.50 per family, which includes a cassette of songs learned during the camp. Phone 839-3521 for more information. GIRL GUIDES: Girl Guide registra- tion for youngsters living in the area bordered by Hwy. 401, Fairport Rd., Finch Ave. and Liverpool Rd. is held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Dunbarton- Fairport United Church, 1066 Dun- barton Rd., in the lower auditorium. Guiding offers a unique program for girls in a spirit of fun, friendship and adventure. Learn more about the Guide units meeting in your neigh- bourhood and the programs they offer. New leaders are also welcome. Phone 831-8518 (Sandy) for more in- formation. CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre's Info Series presents 'Cancer is Changing My Family', at 7 p.m. at the centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Laura Harrington, social worker in oncology at Lakeridge Health Oshawa, discusses how cancer affects all members of the family, dis- cussing cancer with children, the changing roles of family members and strategies other families found helpful during difficult times. Regis- ter, 579-4833. CO) is Iu. -.r •A lox,- I`- OYER 5000 YES I1 s Asa. ,m- ­�� —, DONT BE FOOLED BY OUR COMPETMN. • Free Membership • Private Viewing Rooms • Mags & Toys • Fine Selection of Marital Aids CD ROMS & MORE • 2 for 1 Rentals on Sundays & Tuesdays • 3 for $10 All Other Days ADULT TIME VIDEO 210 King St. E. (King Ray Plaza) (905) 432-3737 Open: l oam to Midnight 7 days a week ATM ST. STATION FURNIOOO AYE P lONlll HALL KpGSCR AYE. HILAR ST. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 PAGE 15 A/P Reef madness discussed by Pickering Naturalists PICKERING — Coral reefs are the focus of an upcoming meeting of the Pickering Naturalists. The local group is hold- ing its next meeting Thurs- day, Sept. 9 from 8 to 10 p.m. in the library at St. Elizabeth Seton School, 480 Strouds Lane, Picker- ing. There will be a slide presentation on coral reefs, the most diverse ecosys- tems on the globe, from Michael Risk of McMaster University. These wonderfully com- plex and beautiful reefs are threatened by human ac- tions. For more information on the meeting, or on the Pickering group, call Michelle Farrell at 831- 1639. 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OVER -THE -RAIL 11 _ 1 UNDER -THE -RAIL •A premium liner available CUSTOM LINER for major models -ULTRA LINER Custom form's exclusive -ALSO AVAILABLE fully featured style CUSTOM MAT -Tailgate upgrade 6 tailgate cap option Onlam's Promer Venda kcins«y Centres • AIP PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 JASON LIEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo Having a ball, wish you were here Brandon Ralston stretches himself to the Brandon, who's from Oshawa, took a dip limit in trying to reach the ball during water with friends Thursday and joined in the ball play at the Ajax Community Centre poc�L game. D.A.D.S. helpdads at Ajax meeting Fathers interested in im- all participants must attend tion call Pat Andrus in Ajax proving their relationships an initial appointment at no at 427-8165 or Judy Gales in with their children and others charge. For more informa- Oshawa at 579-8482. are invited to take part in a 10 week support group. NtAGWYERS Tease D.A.D.S. (Dads Aiming PCB for Direction and Support) of recycle Durham will meet Thursdays from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning FALL GOLF your News Sept. 9. The meetin � All be held Advertiser! g� wI at the John Howard Society of Durham Region's offices in Ajax at 136 Commercial Ave., and in Oshawa at 492 Simcoe St. S. The peer support group will offer friendship and guid- ance to participants who may be experiencing difficulty coping in relationships or with parenting. The group is open to all in- terested fathers in the com- munity. Cost is $100. To get into the program, Alzheimer support group meets3k AJAX — Support for people dealing with Alzheimer disease is offered at an upcoming meeting. Alzheimer Durham meets Wednesday, Aug. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at 487 Westney RAL S., Units 19 and 20. All cqfgjvers are welcome. s .`e".�s t a• % qo 5 First year Durham College Student Orientation Aam&x stmt mn pan* =&w spoasesl - Get W know your college at an orieatmon held at Durias Co fte, 2000 Simmoe Street, ltlertlf Gordofa Wiisey BMft& is tie b wkdpla , on Saturday, Angmt 28,1999 i9 m 9 an goo 1 pfm. Come meet the president and program sta>i>; takeacallim tour and get some tips for a grim start. In order to plan for this evull , We Wlould 18ce you to RSVP to (905) 721-3111, ex. 2371 and leave a message inch[d- mg: your name, your college program and the number of people attending, including yourself BBQ hawk proalded by p the Darkmne College S WeNAsaorcia*& We look forward to mating you and your family: Urave city Centm at Owham A Worker hurt inaxJ ob fall AJAX — An Oshawa man is in se- Durham Regional Police said. rious condition in a Toronto hospital He was taken to Ajax -Pickering after falling seven feet at his Ajax Health Centre but was later trans - workplace Tuesday night. ferred to Sunnybrook Health Centre Police said the 44 -year-old man when his condition deteriorated. He fell from a steel rack and struck his underwent surgery and was initially head at Turbo Plas, 160 Dowty Rd., listed in critical condition but was up - around 7:50 p.m. graded to serious Wednesday morn - He was unconscious for about 30 ing. seconds but then got to his feet and The Ministry of Labour is investi- spoke with his fellow workers, gating. A\►`■■=D Due to massive overstock, Singer Sewing Machine Is offering for sale to the pudic a linrted number of new special 1999 HEAVY DUTY Zig-Zag sewing machines which are industrial strength and sew on all fabrics, denim, canvas, upholstery, ^vion, stretch, vinyl silk EVEN SEWS ON LEATHER. No attachments needed for button hales (any size), monograms, hems. sews on buttons, satin overcoats, darns, appliques and more, 20 stitch functions. Just set Gals and see magic happen without old fashioned cams or programmers. These machines are suitable for home. professional or schod sewing, 25 year warranty. Your price with this ad - $299.00 -without this ad - $529.95. Your cheque, cash or VISA, MASTERCARD d AMERICAN EXPRESS, LAY -A -WAY Thb is ow m dAm row wff w.rMrd. SINGER 11 SIMCOE ST. S. Offer Expires ``,, `&' tv `A'�0�'" OSHAWA 433-1140 &4 28.1 9EZW (A RESIDENCE YOU SAN BALL HOME1 A place where residents are appreciated. 44 (lose to all amenities: Vlr- Ilospital (5 mins.), bus stop, medical clinic (3 min.), grocery store, convenience store. CAI -1. "I11PI1 FREE 1 -rt„'-1476-2?53 1 <)R Ati APPIC NI'ME1VT (Aiff c.rinik<xx1, Hanauer CASTLE SCHOOL Pro"y pia A x� conducted by Associate Mrtstc Dbwolr `fii.. Coi7ducxor Miss Sun-Youngoung Lee tICICC[ t0 wlth a b1 a" _ _..:... P et for en ent. OVA goes does to Ho cod ' y: '..ra illwuin music Acaem wa " g scores and Tcha'y C if Busters ... .�: Re -live to Tickets A&wFor tickets Procri d4 to- r�ar.ur a a iii W. (i Caere ull fNtts admission, piicnic fare, tine ket (yours to keep) 14905)668-3358 nabs► Castle school Scholarship h 1MIS! Vd • - �; ., .�* ', :r. ..-."""'�� — ....rte.•-,... _ ..�n� Ws �..�e....K.,++B'�Fa1Tl�++... yrs.•- ..ti.+wr�+ewz,.i!' >., A/P PACE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22,1999 VUTRI TIPS . • Children need more fat than adults for adequate 9 growth and development. Higher fat foods such as at • I "Now— Breakfast Breakfast For Learning CxN. nt:x\ Liti im; Fc i.'ND. 1 W\ At Durham Sec-ondart• Academy: successful learning is a priority. Our formula for success is: Individual attention with outstanding teachers in an informal, friendl. environment. We offer all core secondan school courses in unique 10 -week semesters. 14'e speciahze in Math. Science and the Arts with experienced teachers who provide hands-on learning. We accept part-time and full-time students who can combine attendance at DSA with regular high schtx,l attendance. The Durluvn Secondan• Academ i is in partnership with the S'vivan Learning Centrr in Pickering. Enrollment is limited. For more information call 905-420-9433 cheese, peanut butter and ice cream fit into a child's diet along with lower -fat foods. Kids are more likely to eat a meal that they have helped prepare Some tips for increasing your c hild's vegetable consumption Blend it in so they can't see them • Serve vegetables raw; add a yummy dip • Kee raw cut-up veggies ready when the kids are hungry. For more information about child nutrition programs call Breakfast for Learning 1-800-627-7922. -.� k s Canada Professional Performance & Education n spacious climate cortrolied studios • Piano • Organ • Guitar • Voice • Theory Private Lessons Preparation for conservatory exams Jazz & Pop Beginners to advanced. Barry Clary Music Studio old Kingston Rd. Sit 19 2 99 0 Situated in Historical Pickering Village. Aja: "You can't train the brain... if you don't include the food." ,� INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF TRAVEL CANADA'S LARGEST TRAVEL SCHOOL SPECIALIZING IN TRAVEL & TOURISM TRAINING DIPLOMA & CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS QUALIFY YOU FOR POSITION AS A: • FLIGHT ATTENDANT • TRAVEL AGENT COUNSELOR • AIRLINE SALES & RESERVATION AGENT • APOLLO/SABRE COMPUTER TRAINING • HOLIDAY REP ABROAD • MONTHLY PAYMENT PLANS • CRUISE LINE AGENT • TAX DEDUCTIBLE TUITION FEES • HOTEL INDUSTRY SALES REP • JOB SEARCH ASSISTANCE • AIRPORT GROUND AGENT • TICKET AGENT.....and more RECOGNIZED INTERNATIONALLY - CALL NOW: (905) 725-3919 www.::travel.cown OSHAWA CAMPUS, 2 Simcoe St. Suite 325 (C.I.B.C. Building) LLT. Is 146110" nd and aPWQV W IN I Ow P"VeN Vouftmni School! Act Mlh go N deb of Educabon &W TnW" Me VANCOUVER - SURREY - TORONTO • SCARBOROUGH -NORTH YORK -MISSISSAUGA-BRAYPTON-OSHAWA- LONDON -NEW YORK Young Children's Creative Music & Movement Classes Inc. 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It's never too early to awaken a 416 486-8742 ' love of music! ril : PIANO LESSONS • private lessons in piano/theory • some afterschool & Sat. spots still open very reasonable adults rates welcome Julia Fountain (905) 428-7186 or fountainfamily@sympatico.ca LEGEND MUSIC Where Service is ENTERPRISES #1 ENROLL NOW FOR LESSONS QUALIFIED PRIVATE INSTRUCTION •GUITAR •BASS •PIANO • D •AT • Speech, �o Speech, language & Learning Centre is a prkM CIi *,:. ,- ofering unique, personalized assessment and " intervention services is h is' _ a, r �� behavioural and serriiocs., - �e o *emergent moi i� anidagwd*e&W leli ftim ry Rex&r's Club * *reading Nency, Pix ar,> hi�ry Mao Clatda• � bands -on karimg of baric mutt A `� 15 Harwood Ave. S. � w t 1 Suite 201 urs CbW Prftary '**Vprfi* sndd r�Rtaactimt f _Y AjaX Lers Chatjxxior P (905)686-4800 ro>Kt�social interaat.aiis for 611 *social and commmkation jbr' - - .- . �✓'';fit N IN: RUMS L ERNATIVE ROCK FOLK Come visit us at • COUNTRY • METAL National Sports Preparation for conservatory exams in classical guitar & piano. All Levels - All Ages Sat. � Sun. Aug. 28 & 29'99 837-2839 � � ����� to register for fall classes. Store closed Saturday www.legend-music.com Aug. 28'99 1211 Kingston Road, Pickering (Between Liverpool & Walnut Lane, on the south sae) SALES • EXPERT REPAIRS Speech, �o Speech, language & Learning Centre is a prkM CIi *,:. ,- ofering unique, personalized assessment and " intervention services is h is' _ a, r �� behavioural and serriiocs., - �e o *emergent moi i� anidagwd*e&W leli ftim ry Rex&r's Club * *reading Nency, Pix ar,> hi�ry Mao Clatda• � bands -on karimg of baric mutt A `� 15 Harwood Ave. S. � w t 1 Suite 201 urs CbW Prftary '**Vprfi* sndd r�Rtaactimt f _Y AjaX Lers Chatjxxior P (905)686-4800 ro>Kt�social interaat.aiis for 611 *social and commmkation jbr' - - .- . �✓'';fit Ihrrltor: Karen Brittain C. 1) M A. C Rrcrcationa4Cumpctttivc levels • Agcs i - adult Ccruticd and � dl'dlCaled staff G� 'air conditioned studios with The Place for Dance` sprung wood In Durham I Itx>rs Best Dance Studio Xeripier(t of Readers Cbolc'er9117 A1 Attwrd # t 199 7, • New,wi% • Jau •Tap •Acrob ucs • Ballroom • Ballet • ,Modem • point `t - Hip Hop - Creauvr • Adult • Ana ii Recital • Summa Camp Wfnners of utrr 400.4tt'ards in 1'191319'1'1 Season 683-1269 Sas Westriq •7 Rd.,S.,Afix Excellence in Dance Since 1980 Dance Aca51 1)urnford Rd. Qg6 de�J► (at Wort union & Hwy 2) Since 19X9 )LAREN DAVtES-TI-10 A.S Dircoor (.raduatc of the National Ballet sOmml U.S.T.D. (C.S.B.XN.D.B.)(M.D.B.) R.A.D.(T.C:•) B.F.A. Hontwr% Dcgrcc York t'nivcr%ity Dance classes for ages 2-1/2 to Adult Recreational to Pre -Professional... Classical Ballet (R.A.D. & Cecchetti) Modern - Jazz - Tap - Irish - Ballroom On location Dance Shop - New sprung floors! Studio space available for rent! 160`40, dl.cofIIII ore frIINr rc•rrrr fur rIal:t'P11 Irl c-rr rel durrttt rhe slx,u - 1rr,�tr.r '.b'th F-: 0th l-nnitcJ Al" nub% t„ }!,1111ILL Jacqueline's School of Dance -3 Established to 1984 A Director. Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Carnavak Fiona Tait •Jazz •Tap •Ballet 4 •Pointe *Acro eiligbL-m2d A8 classes based on Brrtlsh Assoc. of Teachers of Dancing (B.A.T.D.) t Syllabus. Ades 3 to. adult: Special teen and adult classes. ,.At the Sillift At the Show Aug. 23,26 & 31, Sept. 2 & 8` Aug. 28 9 - 7 pm. 5.•00 P.M. - 8:00 P.M 10 - 8 pm. We •cornpetit*m -exams under B.A.M. •Field trips' Spring rte W 40411ops Offer Summer perbrming arts p►�� •sprung lbw -OngN eir•con- studio Avoid ft rush 1215 h' priced coskvms and rectal ticket t21s Street. 2nd Fbw,�avo-wYFbrir eau today for entfL2 %72;9'9► i� 1� (P"o• `" "P.hx I L•7 4 999 PAGE 19 A/P Su6cin Mc68mcr SII SCHOOL of DANCE FAI * Ballet * Tap * Jazz * Pointe 686-0141 M.B.A.T.D. or 426-8418 A(& -S 3 ,,.rs. & up Annual Rccitals Exams Rccrration to Compctitivc Icvcls 1999 Gold Medalists Otialificd Teachers 'TANIO •S ADi LT TAP/JAZZ_" REGISTR•1►TION -.AT ST1:'D10 - 43 STATION ST. RETiRNING STi'DENTS: %tett. rcpt. 1,"1 -hurl rcpt. 2 6:04) - `l:(x) pm OPEN REGISTRATIONS: Tues. Scpt. 6:OO pm - 90) pm 1Z(�If'� A-,Ddr 'JrPfh -2aw'wei 6:Ae& MILES • • Jars • Tap •Mess _ -- • • aalVt • rsiabtt •_ Teen a • stretch t " Adult Bois A Girls . 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This program will take place at Dunbarton Pool in Pickering on the following evenings: Can Swim Stage I a 2: 30 Minute classes, 2X per week Tuesday a Thursday or Friday A Saturday Can Swim Stage 3: 45 Minute classes, 2X per week, Tuesday A Thursday or Friday A Saturday Can Swim Fast Stage 4:1 'h hours 1 x per week, Friday and Sunday o prerequisites are required for Stage 1. 11 sessions are 8 weeks in duration and commence the week of September 20,1999 For more information on how to register for this new I Can Swim program: Call Cathy at 905-430-6765 For more information on how to register for our Competitive Program: Call Allison at 905-728-7199 -7 You are inviled'C our OPEN HOUSE Saturday August 28 11:30 to 2:00 Monday August 30 6:00 to 8:00 GET THE t:4CTS! Our mcxkls work arowul the world through our network of top agencies. B(7 - did you iatow we also offer professional training for girls who don't watt to model? Students and parents rave about the boost in confidence that has helped them with school, friends, and jobs. Hhether you are serious or just wont to have some fun, call for a free and honest evaluatian without obligation or drop bti• our open house to talk with models and students. - it's casual, fun and free Barlow model Sarah has travelled to (ireax. Italv. Gernam . and Taiwan since being named 1997 Cdn. Awel of the Fear HARLOW models lo dunaas street west whitby (905) 430-57 i 5 Rated # 1 in Canada - Agency of the Year Ajax Comets Baton Club ' Recreational and Comprtitivc Classcs' Ages ; and up Baton vs a combination of dance, gymnastics and twirling dulls NEW for X99 dance classes Registration 7Lcs., Scpt. I ith G 00 - 9 W p m CMMT?-DFIO.B.T.A. TRUCTO AJAX ACROS GYMNASTICS CLUB only) Mon., Aug. 23, 7 - 9 p.m. Tues., Aug. 24, 7 9 p.m. OPEN REGISTRATION Mon., Aug. 30, 7 - 9 p.m. Wed., Sept. 1, 7 - 9 p.m. 48 EXETER RD. (905) 427-0036 Fax# 427-5741 J It 0 AUDLEY ROAD STABLES U.E.F., A.R.E.-ONT. & C.E.F. NILN1BER FALL REGISTRATION FOR HORSEBACK RIDING LESSONS IS NOW BEING ACCEPTED ! BEGINNERS WELCOME! • A complete horse experience for adults and children age 7 and up • re riding and working with safe, well-trained horses and ponies • Qualified & friendly stable conveniently located in Ajax CALL FOR INFORMATION -VND COME VISIT US SOON 686-4641 "HUGE INDOORARENA FOR LESSONS YEAR ROUND" ,o Pickering Horse Centi Finest Outdoor Horse Show Faciliti x 4 Register for fall Beginners to Advanced • 30 acres • 3 outdoor rings • Hunter & Jumper Courses • Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge • Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 ' v ure Wfln9 Club a A:10i 0 Ft9 s having an lOn Open Reg Skate istrat Learn to & power katmg l theu"I .0 Centre Ajax C°m p�itis Rooml -7A pun l ' 9 -7-9 PM(Dutfr s Must Roan) SwM a non contact: For� X1753 Juvenile Rep' . 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BEGINNERS WELCOME! • A complete horse experience for adults and children age 7 and up • re riding and working with safe, well-trained horses and ponies • Qualified & friendly stable conveniently located in Ajax CALL FOR INFORMATION -VND COME VISIT US SOON 686-4641 "HUGE INDOORARENA FOR LESSONS YEAR ROUND" ,o Pickering Horse Centi Finest Outdoor Horse Show Faciliti x 4 Register for fall Beginners to Advanced • 30 acres • 3 outdoor rings • Hunter & Jumper Courses • Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge • Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 ' v ure Wfln9 Club a A:10i 0 Ft9 s having an lOn Open Reg Skate istrat Learn to & power katmg l theu"I .0 Centre Ajax C°m p�itis Rooml -7A pun l ' 9 -7-9 PM(Dutfr s Must Roan) SwM a non contact: For� X1753 Juvenile Rep' . Tryo uts Saturday September 1111999 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. A.C.C. Rink #1 Players born 1979 -1980 -1981 Coach still to be announced eousE rEncue SPONSORS NEEDED AJAX MINOR HOCKEY HAS 09 14' 4 4., 41 The cost to sponsor a house league team is $300.00. This supplies sweaters & socks & puts your name on the sweaters and our web page (with link to your own web page). LITTLE PEOPLES PLAY SCHOOL "Celebrating 10 yrs in Business„ Now Caring For Children 18 months - 5 years "Spaces limited call today to reserve your space!" .Ask ForTina or Denise F33 care of your Children like our own" urt, Ajax428-9909 Facts prove that NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Auqust 22, 1999 PAGE 23 A/P GINGERBREAD NURSERY SCHOOL "success for over 20 years" Child Teacher Parent Z 1 /2 years to 5 years - 2,3,4 or S mornings 831.-9246 (On Bayly between Liverpool & Whites Rd -Pickering) Child Nutrition Programs work (NC) --School and community nutrition programs work. That's the conclusion of a national survey of programs and studies sponsored by Breakfast for Learning. A four- page summary of the data, which is available through the foundation office, details hard- hitting facts about the value of nutrition programs. This information may be particularly useful for clubs seeking community support. Here's a sample of the survey's findings: - In 1997-98, The Scarborough office of Toronto Public Health found that 7 to1016 of elementary pupils eat no breakfast and up to 4016 have an inadequate breakfast. - Children with poor eating habits come from all walks of life. Withhectic morning schedules, there's not always enough time for meals. Judi Wilki, chairperson of the BFL NutritiEducation Committee notes that some children haven't learned to cat breakfast because it's not a habit practiced by the parents and other family members. • Educators and health workers report that poorly nourished children may be disruptive in classroom and exhibit low energy, poor concentration, low self- esteem and poor social �ici::,. Hydro -Durham College Early Learning Centre Full-time/Pnt time Kindergarten Care 7:00 am. - 5:30 p.m. Qualified Staff -Government licensed child care -Child-centrad philosophy *Parent Involvement Nutri tious meals -Expertly designed facilities -Easy access to 4nc 1 & o 230 Westney Rd. S. Ajax, 428-4302 - Research has shown that eating breakfast is an indication that the person's diet and health are generally good. - A 1996 evaluation of the British Columbia School Nleal program concluded that students who eat a nutrition meal concentrate better, attend school more regularly and cope more effectively with stress. - Nutrition programs do not remove parental roles and responsibilities to nourish children. Instead, these programs offer children an opportunity to get food .at work" just as parents are offered food throughout the day in their workplace. 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" wmmirm ORANGES ® - mom •ooIPops�6�6� EA 2.29 ��0WN13.99 -�� W-(- • • 9 ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 28,1999. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. * • 0 0 AIP PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 • urham'drinking water is stinky, but safe Health department continues monitoring BY JENNIFER STONE Staff Writer Drink up — the water's fine. That's the message from Durham Region's Health and Works departments, in light of a recent problem with smelly mu- nicipal water. The big stink is caused by in- creased Lake Ontario water tem- peratures. When the temperature rises, low leveis of compounds called geosmin and 2 -MIB are pro- duced by the growth and decom- position of certain types of algae in the lake. While Bernie Kuslikis, Works Department plant operation manager, says the quantity of the compounds are tiny - they're measured in parts per trillion - the result is sometimes a rather pungent smell. "It's not so much the taste, it's the odour:" says Mr. Kuslikis. "It's a musty, earthy smell. It's different, but it's basically an es- thetic issue" In spite of the smell, all indi- cations point to the water being perfectly safe for consumption. ,,We're continuing to monitor the water for a variety of para - DONNA REYNOLDS 'We're ensuring the water meets Ontario's drinking water standards.' meters with the Works depart- ment:' says Dr. Donna Reynolds, Durham--, Associate Medical Of- ficer of Health. "We're ensuring the water meets Ontario's drink- ing water standards.- The tandards.'The problem is worst in Bow- manville, Newcastle, Oshawa and Whitby, where the Region's water supply plants are unable to remove all the odours. In the west end of the Region, the prob- lem is vastly decreased by gran- ular activated carbon filters at the new Ajax water supply plant de- signed to reduce taste and odour levels in drinking water. It is not occurring in Port Perry, since its drinking water is from a well -based system, not from a lake. Tice problem also occurred last summer and fall, as well as in 1993 and 1994. Last year, the odour remained in the water for about two weeks. "Last year was a lot worse. This year, it may ramp up:' but so far, the Works Department has had less complaints this summer than last, says Mr. Kuslikis. Until temperatures drop, the Health and Works departments offer a number of suggestions to make the water a little more palatable. Squeezing some lemon or lime in the water may remove some of the odour. Adding ice or refrigerating the water may also make it smell a little better. 1n colder water, the smell is not as prominent;' says Dr. Revnolds. JASON LIEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo Rolfin', rollin ; rollin' Linda Porter (left) and Catherine Barney took advantage of a sunny sum- mer day and the paved waterfront trail through Ajax's Rotary Park this week. The trail is a nonular attraction for area reviApntc iRMALY -+.find out how your Business can be involved in. the fall bridal event of the year. Participate in a bridal and evening wear fashion show! " Ms a=te M"PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER : Wedding Extravaganza YOUR commuwY N1r1NSpAm smcE 1965 Sunday September 19,. �P9 '?ickering Recreation Com lea Valiq Farm Road, Pickenn rQ red b T - --- - -ab . w =t Ponso y• rZ SEAFor -T / t z �� -9 UFAWK IV Town W. lop IM 1 tt and Guests: forupcoming Promotions to find out how, you could WIN a fabulous 5 er tr ay, 4 Night trip to the Radisson Cable `'Beach Resort, Nassau. Watch for dgAH&. Business,. e z A special section will be published Sept. 14/99. To reserve space call i r ` 3-5110 ,. .. _ -..giw a n Chrnee to Wl* n 19 Enter a ballot at the show to be drawn during the fashion show to win a FREE Engagement Portrait aboard a 1 Davidson (signature frame included). - ,..,.,SMS.: a .' o-� — � .., � .. o..-•.,,,, rd.....,:' .A 1 One piece at a time Little Nicholas Brown, of*VVltithr, was given it lesson in huildinm a miniuturc, lot cabin and joined kith h,, u;��;hr,:.1r;,, Vic;.rep r r,tr- JASON LIERREMI News Advertiser photo truc•t the model. Mother and son were at the Pickering Museum Village Wednesday learning about our pioneer heritage. W ti NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 PAGE 29 A/P Spa day for female MAGWYERS teens Tuesday in Ajax PU>3 AJAX — Young women aged 13 to 19 years are invited to take part in 'SOFTBALL TOURNAWNT a Spa Day Tuesday, Aug. 24 from I SEPTEMBER to 4 p.m. at The Youth Centre, 360 Bay Unit 5, Ajax. TPlease recycle your Topics include include nail and skin care, fitness, aromatherapy, yoga and per- sonal safety. Registration is required. News Advertiser' Can 428-1212. • t r.r Jr F AF1,for R� =MS WEEK Classifiedsx r Including YOUR AD on the Internet! CA now and get your ad m over I.2t)0= papers over 2 weeks, as well as on our website at nretBook your ad in all our papers and get the second week FREE!* Your ad will appear in Ajax, Pickerirtg, Whitby, Oshawa, Qwwgtom Port Hope Cobourg, Port Perry and Uxbridge. SPxW prwz applies to Ado Sdca ad 11am For Sak drssifi•ds aety THIS WEEK 579-4400 NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE PORT PERRY THIS WEEK 1 852-9741 985-2511 on If this is all You need, then this is all wall suggest. At Goodwrench, we can't guarantee every vehicle wig pass its emissions test, but we can guarantee we'll only recommend fixing what really needs fixing. CA 1-�OKM-oU11E fm iooawned� D&s Ckm is ci iq mar lei• Same pairnac ott�tT sLuc fE�ratwl� - t�ttc aonma. .............. .. ... ... • .. •+ . • • • • •rn asor .w a h o,or.,cr a arra wrr.a o....ron 14 4 P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22,1999 Spo�rt &L.EISURE N E W S Sport SHORTS AUG. 22, 1999 Pickering golfer's Ontario team tee-rrific PICKERING — A Pickering golfer helped Ontario defend its Williamson Cup title over teams from other provinces and the U.S. at the Devil's Paintbrush Goff Club in Caledon Aug. 9 and 10. Raffi Aghagulian, 17, and three other golfers from Ontario beat nine other state and provincial golf associa- tions to claim their second consecutive Williamson Cup. The Ontarians shot an aggregate two -round score of 441, four strokes better than the 445 posted by the Met- ropolitan Golf Association from New York City. Each team counted three out of four gotfers' scores for each round. Individually, Aghagulian finished in a sixth-place tie overall with a two - round score of 149 after shooting an opening -round 70 followed by a sec- ond -round 79. He was tied with Ben Levy of the Golf Association of Philadelphia. Teammate Jesse Maytham of Kingsville won the individ- ual title with a two -round total of 146. The Ontario contingent was select- ed based on the players' performances at the 1999 Ontario Junior and Juve- nile Championships. The event is open only to 17 year olds. Ontario claimed the title for the seventh time since joining the competi- tion in 1968. The first title was captured in the inaugural year, with others com- ing in 1973, 1975, 1977, 1980, 1998 and 1999. Pickering soccer girls suffer Power failure PICKERING — Pickering Power girls' soccer teams came up empty at the Pickering Power Soccer Challenge Cup at Kinsmen Park recently. ` But, the neighbouring Ajax War- riors won two consolation crowns, both at the expense of Pickering, at the event. The tournament featured girls' 'teams in the under -10, under -11 and under -12 age categories. The Pickering Power under -10 girls' team finished as consolation fi- nalists, losing to Ajax 1-0 in the title game. Heather Browning of Ajax was named the most valuable player of the consolation final. The tide in the under -11 age group went to Dixie, which defeated Barrie 2 - in the championship final. Meanwhile, the Ajax Warriors un- seated Pickering Power for the conso- lation title in the under -11 division. In that final, Ajax edged Pickering 7-6 in a game which required a shoot-out to decide. Ajax's Shannon Renolds was named the MVP for the contest. In the .quarter -final games, West Rouge downed Pickering 3-1 and Whitby de- feated Ajax 3-1. In the championship tilt, Whitby defeated West Rouge 2-0. In the girls' under -12 age bracket, Pickering was defeated by Woodbridge 4-0 in the consolation championship contest. Woodstock defeated Glen Shields 2-0 to claim the championship crown. A D V E R T I S E R A U G 2 2 1 9 9 9 JASON LIEBRF_GTS/ News Advertiser photo Scott Reilh: 9. shat a hole -in -one at Carruther's Creek Golf Club recentlY. Pickering boy clubs an ace PICKERING — A Pickering boy accomplished in only his fourth time on a _oil course what many never achieve on the links. Scott Reilly, 9, teed off on the 101 -yard second hole .ii the Carruther's Creek Golf Club, just cast of Ajax, late last month. To the amazement of Scott, his fa- ther and mother Pat and Susan and sister Kristi, golf- ing together that day, the hall bounced twice and without hitting the pin, set- tled into the hole. "He was the first one to tee off." recalls his father Pat, who's been a golfer for more than 30 years. "It kept going straight, then it Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and GTA Interiors Dan Fanelli and Joe Demma have been doing renovations for many years and recently completed a dec* for a family that saw their ad in the New Advertiser. Summer is the perfect time for home renovations. Whether it's a kitchen, bathroom, base- ment or new deck your home will receive first class treatment from Dan Fanelli and Joe Demma of GTA Interiors. They have built a solid repu- tation on professional workman- ship, quality materials and top notch friendly service. "We respect our client's homes and treat them as we would our own," says Dan. "This covers everything from ensuring the finest details of the job are completed to using plen- ty of drop sheets and plastic cov- ers to minimize the mess in the l rte." Dan and Joe have been doing renovations for many years and recently completed a bathroom and deck for a family that saw their ad in the News Advertiser. In fact a neighbour in the area liked their work so much they will be doing a project in their home soon. "We moved a wall in the bathroom and installed a jacuzzi as well as installed ceramic floors vanity and pot lighting," says Dan. "Outside we improved an existing deck with new wood, benches and flower pots. The old one had weak supports and was like walking on a trampoline so we reinforced the deck" Dan says they offer clients their expertise and share their experience in designing layouts, floor plans and suggest the appropriate materials and colours to complete the project. "When we begin a project, we're completely committed to seeing it through until our clients are completely satisfied," says Joe. "Our work is guaranteed 100% and we takl' a hands-on project management approach to avoid any problems." For more information about GTA Interiors or for a free esti- mate call (905) 509-7523. bounced twice on the green and went into the hole. It didn't even hit the flag." The reaction following the hole -in -one was one of disbelief. "It shocked the heck out of everyone. The look on his face is one I'll never forget;" says Pat. Most notably, Scott be- came a member of the course's Hole -In -One Club, the youngest to ever make an ace in the short history of the club.. Only two other players had accomplished the feat. For his effort, Scott re- ceived two free rounds of golf from the Carruther's Creek �oursc. GoS... .... .... 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Hard Men 8 vs. %irlitax-Brian Kondo 4. 'l Thugs 10 h. CapM Puniofrnern 8: Capital Thugs 16 wing Guns 11 'Young Guns 26 vs Stations 11 SAYLY'S DWMION STANDINGS TEAM Cx k.r ; Hcrard's 14 W 13 L T F A 1 0 204 131 PTS 24 V • I Hen's Marauders 13 11 1 1 230 167 22 lgron Boot Pub 14 8 6 0 161 137 16 I • am Bulls 13 6 6 1 163 158 13 I 's 14 6 B 0 171 167 12 Pringles 14 5 7 2 149 191 12 trM Roofing 13 6 7 0 143 177 12 Side Marx-$ 14 5 8 1 173 166 11 lots Free 14 4 9 1 150 194 9 ' -maker 13 2 9 2 117176 6 L R A I1 G. 2 2 1 9'9 9 BAYLY'S DIVISION RESULTS Free 9g. 5SEast Kng Side hard'Mars8.9vs Danforthtermaker 3. Fox Roofng 15 s Wks maker 3. Durham Bulls 10 vs. Danforth Roofing 5: Melanie Pringles 9 vs. Raffles 0: Wellington Boot Pub 13 vs. Raffles 3, Mud Hen's Marauders 15 vs. Wellington Boot pub 10 MUD HEN'S DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Pallps41 14 12 1 1 214 132 25 Preston Blue Jays 14 9 3 2 133 151 20 Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 13 8 4 1 201 163 17 WTR MKR 14 8 5 1 202 153 17 Pickering A's 14 6 7 1 199 198 13 Sharks 13 6 7 0 199 196 12 The Sewer Rats 14 5 8 1 174 181 10 Pappse2 13 4 9 0 152 211 8 Yankees 13 3 10 0 144 239 6 Guzzlers 12 2 9 1 145237 5 MUD HEN'S DIVISION RESULTS Preston Blue Jays 12 vs Guzzlers 10 WTR MIKR 15 vs. Guz- zlers 9 Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 15 vs. WTR MKR 6: Sharks 21 s. Yankees 16: Pappsel 10 vs. PapPsK2 3: Pappsa2 20 vs. Sewer Rats 12. Sewer Rats 23 vs Pickering A's 7 PICKERING 2000 DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Scarb Lexus Rangers 13 10 3 0 232 146 20 Isolt 14 9 5 0 204166 18 The Bear and Firkin 13 8 4 1 203 169 17 Hurren, Fleff. Sinclair 13 5 8 0 207 171 16 Sad Sacs 14 7 7 0 180 196 14 Royals 13 5 7 1 180190 11 Pro Copy Systems 14 4 10 0 165 220 8 Tudor Arms 14 2 12 0 110 223 4 PICKERING 2000 DIVISION RESULTS Aug. IS: Hurren. Flea, Sinclair Dodgers 27 vs. Tudor Arms 7. Sad Sacs 25 s. Royals 21: The Bear and Firkin 31 vs. Pro Copy System 18: Scarborough Lexus Rargers 16 vs. Isott 15. REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Legiun Timberwolves 14 12 2 0 221 138 24 Woodruff Barrons 14 10 4 0 173 112 20 Bank of Montreal 14 8 6 0 205 152 16 'Papps on Tap- 14 7 7 0 201 165 14 Robbins Moving Services 14 6 8 0 201 220 12 Durham Brewing 14 5 9 0 128 104 10 Canada Trust 14 5 9 0 147 202 10 The Brow Shop 13 3 10 0 132 207 6 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION RESULTS From Aug 1S: Durham Brewing 15 vs Bank of Montreal 14. Canada Trust 17 vs. The Brew Shop 11. Woodruff Bar- rons 17 vs. Robbins Moving Services C LeQon Timber - wolves 19 vs. '`apps on Tap' 13. LONE STAR DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Black Sox 14 8 3 3 150 118 19 Water Doctor Wangrs 14 9 4 1 147 130 19 Pakner Bros, Heating IVC 14 8 5 1 160 147 17 Bright Idea 13 8 5 0 152 132 16 Reftax 14 6 6 2 169139 14 R.0 L. 606 13 6 6 1 143 146 13 C__y Style 14 4 9 1 151 177 9 Firestorm 17 Catchers 13 3 7 3 131 173 9 King Richard's Pub 13 2 9 2 123 182 6 LONE STAR DIVISION RESULTS Aug 1S: Rwi 18 vs R C L 606 12, Water Doctor War- nors 11 vs Country Style 10: Firestone 17 Catchers 14 vs KingRichards Pub 12. Palmer Bros Heating APC 33 vs King Richard's Pub 12: Black Sox 15 vs Bright Idea 8 UL— 71 :N Vm I DEMO DAy WDrecto ndie�yAug Club 4gI1 to Spm LE FAXAAk & Michel40 @ in Tire Clearance! i30lwpU�>AT r TREAD WARRANTY All Clearance, r , Size each P155/80R13 39.99 '. SIZ S P185/75R14•• 39.99 P195/75R14•• 59.99 P205/75R14'• 59.9999 P215/75R14" 59.99 d. 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Sears Canada Inc. - Available 8804 Sheppard Ave. E. News Come See the many sides Of Storrs'” (east of Morningside, minutes from 401) (416) 724 -GOLF Advertiser ��-'� ACCREDITED TEST AND REPAIR CENTRES n--^- for more information call 1-888-758-2999---.'1- - newsroom ONTARIO'S DRIVE www.driveclean.com Pickering Town Centre ONTARIO'S DRIVE 683-7363 CLEAN420 Direct Line Oz7 7 LEAN It P PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 Pickering Red Sox red hot for EOBA tourney title PICKERING —The Pickering Red Sox minor mosquitoes look the hard route, but still managed to capture the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association tournament recentiv. After losing their opening game to Ajax. the Sox had to win every subse- quent contest to stay in the hunt for the tournament title. Pickering charged back to win four consecutive games and capture the double -knockout tourney. 'All of our players came up big at key times. We got excellent pitching. played tight defence and produced key hits at crucial times:' reports Sox man- ager Mike Carman. The Sox had the daunting task of avenging their loss to the tough Ajax team twice in order to claim the tourna- ment title. In the second encounter, Pickering won 5-3, thanks to hurler Eric Wilton who delivered an outstanding pitching performance for a complete - game, two -hitter. Wilton was helped by strong defensive efforts from Rvan Lamanna, Chris Smith and Stan Pon. Trailing 3-2 in the sixth inning, hitting star Kevin Haggany connected for a clutch two -out, two -run double to give Pickering the lead for go(xf. In the final game against Ajax. Pick- ering jumped out to a -i-U tir,,t-inning leaden route to a ,--1 to ,!,w I the utic. t m.r.utn Hendry. Mark Hoyne, Ryan Turner and Haggarty set the early pace offensively. The big hits and outstanding pitching by Turner and Hendry proved toxo much for Ajax. Following the initial 16-9 loss to Ajax, the Sox rebounded with a 15-9 victory over Peterborough. The top live hitters in the batting order - Lamanna, Hendry, Hoyne, Turner and Haggarty - combined for I1 runs, 11 hits and 10 runs batted in. The all-out offensive at- tack supported the pitching efforts of Michael McFarlane, Robert Carman and Hendrv. who combined for the win. Sparked by a five -run second inning, the Red Sox defeated a strong Whitby squad 8-6 in the third game. Timely hits by Chris Rose, Kyle Kotchie, Turner, McFarlane and Carman paced the Pick- ering offence. Pitchers Turner and Hendry combined to hold the Whitby bats in check to preserve the win. In addition to Carman, the Pickering minor mosquitoes are coached by Richard Hoyne, Jeff Redding and Doug Wilton. Dolphins turf Hawkeyes, in weekend football Ajax -Pickering Dolphins also had little trouble with Football Club teams grounded their Oshawa counterparts, the Oshawa Hawkeyes at the chalking up a lopsided 51-6 annual Brennan Bowl show- win. case Sunday in Oshawa. Abi Olusoga, Jamoy Tvrell The Dolphins' tykes posted and Dan West scored two an impressive 33-0 victory touchdowns apiece for the over the Hawkeyes. Robert Dolphins. Ryan Roulcau Spagnola led the Ajax -Picker- added one major. ing scoring parade with a pair The tightest game of the af- of touchdowns. Jordan ternoon was between the pec - McLaughlin scored a major wee teams. The Dolphins and added three converts to the emerged with a 22-20 victory. winning cause. Stars of' the game for Ajax - The Ajax -Pickering atoms Pickering were Joe Dublin isT401:12 o with two touchdowns and Car- los Dacruz, who was the out- standing performer on de- fence. The Dolphins' next Central Ontario Minor Football League contests are against the Brampton Bulldogs at Kins- men Park on Sandy Beach Road in Pickering Sunday, Aug. 22. The tyke game is at 9:30 a.m., followed by the atoms at 11 a.m. and the peewees at I p.m. �-� OPEN REGISTRATION FOR THE P1CKERWG 9A YEAR 2000 BASEBALL SEASON Early Registration Applications will be accepted until September 15th 1999 T Ball $70.00 All Others $110.00 Only those players who are pre -registered will be eligible to participate in the Winter Clinics and Fall Rep Evaluation. • Junior T Ball - All children born in 1995 are eligible to register. • Our goal for the 2000 season is to have set nights for all divisions • Pre -Register at our Closing Day Ceremonies at Brockridge Park (Finch Ave. & Brock Rd.) on Aug. 28th, 1999 For further Info call Linda Trofman O 839-2379 All those interested in coaching a Rep Team for the year 2000 must have resume in by no later than Aug. 31 st., 1999. For further info call Dan Acheson ® 839-8931. -4��111lf11►ii� Pick -A -Mix Concrete on the leading edge of technology Condos. Rental Properties ' "BEST AVAILABLE RATES" ' -PRIVATE FUNDS AVAILABLE" ' Refinancing debt consolidation a specialty For FAST PROFESSIONAL SERVICE • CALL (905) 686-2557 • • • n a previous arricie we talked about their stone - slinger service. Instead of the cement -mixer with its pre- mixed concrete rolling in a huge drum, their trucks cant' the ingredients in separate hoppers and mix it on-site to your exacting needs. In the photo at right, mechanic Richard Dejong stands beside their high-tech concrete pump. "Ibere are many hard to get at places for concrete that PlumbinglIlMart trucks just can't reach," he says. "Upper floors, base - FOR KITCHEN t BATHROOM RENOVATIONS merits and retaining walls. It CUSTOM UPGRADES INCLUDED saves the time it would take to WITH ALL RENOVATION PROJECTS keep running wheel barrels BOOKED THIS MONTH! full of cement back and forth." Made by Putzmeister, the HUGE RENOVATION SHOWROOM mixture is poured into the KITCHEN & BATHROOM MODELS machine's hopper from a truck and a system of pistons draws in the cement and then 1. In the photo at fright mechanic Richard DeJong stands beside the PuWneister concrete pump. pushes it through a system of Pickering north of new pipes. Taunton Rd. Each piece of pipe comes Their products are avail - in ten foot lengths and can be able Monday to Saturday. joined together to reach your They have cement bags, sand particular job site. and gravel, concrete and "It also utilizes elbows unshrinkable fill as well as and rubber hose," says concrete restoration and Richard. "It can be operated at repair products. the machine or by remote con- For more information call trol." . (905) 683-6501. Pick -A -Mix Concrete is located at 2890 Brock Rd. N. in MIXED CONCRETE -AVAILABLE-MONDAY-SATURDAY -CEMENT -SAND & GRAVEL -CONCRETE & UNSHRINXABLE FILL -COLOURED CONCRETE 'CONCRETE RESTORATION & REPAIR PRODUCTS •STONE SLINGER SERVICE 905-683-6501 1-800-473-7383 2M !ROCK R0. N. PICKERING KNOCK R0. N i TAUNTON R0.) THREE BEARS AUTO BODY VW OF AJAX'S LAAOESTAUM etoolr • A COLLISION SMOPSw "Satrrt� FI. affftm -PAOT" ,� 20% .O, ===A, K, t Or wa pq pIr " ft up to SMI! (ww Nis 8r oC ww must be Pres~ t Prior to work being starred offer expires August 31 99 '- - - �,wnw Ffr! br dataft UNIT 11208, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX L"n 619-2327 NORJO ENTERPRISES WINDOWS DOORS *PATIO DOORS 411 DECKS Samples.. In -Home or Showroom References Available (905) 839-2255 CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER LASSIFIE11 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 PAGE 33 AM To Place Your Ad Call. . 683-0 70 7 11 Cwee►s 11Careers11 Careers 11 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers I t C 7 -- EMPLOYMENT ,rr,r Kawartha Quality Care Inc. will be hosting an Open House on August 26 1999 r from 1:008:00 p.m to discuss employment opportunities with our dynamic company: If you enjoy working with clients in their own homes, have a HSWII, III, HCA or PSW Certificate, or are interested in learning how you can be a member of this fast-growing team, please come by and see us. 1614 Dundas St. E., Suite 218 Whitby, ON LIN 849 PRODUCTION COORDINATOR The Emerson Tool Company, a division of Emerson Electric Canada Limited located in Markham is a leading manufacturer and distribu- tor of consumer products designed to provide home comfort and workshop solutions. We have an immediate opening for a Production Coordinator to join our manufacturing team. Reporting to the Materials Manager, you will have responsibility for setting the production schedule as per the supplied forecast (including injection moulding machines, fitter machines, and outside moulders) and making adjustments to the sched- ule as necessary, purchase and expedite raw materials to outside moulders, and coordinate delivery of WIP from outside moulders to the Markham location to meet production schedules. The ideal candidate should have a post secondary education in operations or production manage- ment with relevant experience (or equivalent in education and experience), strong computer skills (Excel, AS400, MRP) and, ideally, machine schedul- ing. Plastics industry experience, as well as famil- iarity with ISO 9000 are definite assets. If you enjoy a fast -paced, ever changing environment, please fax your resume and salary expectations to: Sherri Foote Personnel Coordinator arw...tloae.retnr Fax: (905) 475-4630 FREE CAREER TRAVEL SEMINAR Car>ada's ftnierTra d Compim wo mindo a i itniftliotl senrnar: flow to start your own home based travel business. Wednesday, August 25th Time: 7 p.m. Durtlam CollegeK)slwn (Barra ftm) Wake this an opportunity that must be examined No inventory, no remivabhes, tax &wild ns, great travel benefits. Please call. RSVP AW -MI 117 to attend this free seminar. $rears 11 Careers ,%UNCa,a.p Stop wasting time OR commuting! WHITBY Due to recent acquisitions and growth, StonCor, Canada's leader in concrete and steel protection finishes has a new career position: ACCOUNTS PAYABLES CLERK 2+ years accounts payables experience in a high volume environment Enrolled in CGA / CMA program or holding an accounting diploma Excellent computer skills CUSTOMER SERVICE ADMINISTRATOR 2+ years customer service experience, Preferably for a construction related company Excellent computer skills (Access, Word, Excel) Strong organization and communication skills a must Bi -lingual (French and English) considered an asset Attractive Salaries and Career Growth Opportunities Accelerate your career by sending in a resume today to. StonCor Group 95 Sunray Street - Whitby - ON - L1 N 9C9 or fax: (905)430-3056 visit our website at www.stoncor.com Nathanal Customer Service Coordinator - -....- McNairn Packaging, a leader in the ialq Paper and Mkaging materials mar cl for the Food Industries, requires a National Customer Service Cuordinator. You will coordinate all activities asaoctated with national and regional food ser- vice accounts. The successful candidate will have a post sec- ondary education (Marketing, Graphic Arts.Trintingg, or Business) and 4+ years of MVlrlus sacs/customer service experience. Must have excellent communication, com- putcr (Microsoft Office) and customer service skills. Must be self-directed and a team player. Please submit your resume in con- fidence to: McNt.wm Packaging 125 Ca mooKrs Drive Whitby, ON LIN 1C4 Fax: (!OS) 668.5038 CLARICA Clarify your next career move. At Clarica, we know that clarity is what our customers want as invesunent & insurance choices become more varied & complex. And clarity is what our people provide through straightforward, honest dialogue. We're looking for INDEPENDENT BUSINESS PEOPLE in the Durham area to help us do just that. So if you are passionate about helping people. are self -motivated and want to build your own business, join Clarica. We'll reward you for creating and maintaining trusting relationships that stand the test of time. Send your resume to: Edward Romaniuk at Clarica. 129 Byron Street North. Whitby. Ont. L 1 J I P8 Phone: (905) 668-9669 Fax: 1905) 668-2141 Email: edward.romaniukCtclarica.com or visit our website: www.clarica.com As students oj'the 0shatca C ampits use had lots of (11testions about A<'1C:Sf:'. CAVI:'. AT1CP and A+ certifications. ("'DI College .helped by ansu-ering(; those questions and provided a strong; career focused traininAi plan. me are just about to graduate and we have already been interviewed for jobs with leading I.T. companies. Donna Dave Student put Student !,sbau'a Cam pus„ . l Oshir&v Campus c;#4e!5'CW COLLEGE Microso 905-434-8585 www.cdicollege.com =��-��-: LICENSED MECHANIC AfW The Corporation of the Town of Whitby Is currently seeking qualified ~' candidates for the above position in the Public Works Department. Minimum Grade 12 education; must possess a valid -310S' and -31OT" Mechanic's Licence; possess and maintain a valid Class 'DZ Drivers Licence; directly related knowledge and experience in the repair and maintenance of vehicles and heavy equipment; and, possess strong Interpersonal, technical and analytical skills. Hand tools to be supplied by the successful applicant. PREFERRED QUALIFICATIONS -ICE-NG and ICE -P" Licences. POSITION SUMMARY Reporting to the Fleet & Safety Supervisor, the Licensed Mechanic is responsible for the repair, preventative maintenance and inspection of Town equipment and pumping stations; initiating, completing and processing work orders; maintaining fleet maintenance and stock control system; assisting with repair estimates and parts coordination; maintaining the manual equipment filing system; and, other fleet duties as may be required. HOURS OF WORK Flex hours - Monday to Friday SALARY $18.10 per hour - $22.63 per hour Detailed resumes indicating education, experience, references, etc. to be forwarded no later than Friday, September 30, 1999 to: Human Resources Depammnt The Corporation of the Town of Whitby 575 Rossland Road East WHITBY, Ontario LIN 211018 FAX: (905) 686-5696 E-MAIL: jobsMtown.whitby.on.ca Personal information submitted is collected under the authority of the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1990, c. M.45, and the Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, R.S.O. 1990, C. M.56, and will be used to determine eligibility for employment. NOTE: We thank all those persons who apply, but advise that acknowledgement will only be forwarded to those applicants who are invited for an interview. AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE EL 130 Cowwsrdal Are, Aiox 1622 WWes N. Marine ($tu 4r- A1111110111110ftd 24 Terowe St. Nor* ulalk lir Toronto Lints (416) 798--7259 Nee $: Nee.—Fri.: 9:00 wn—S:00 Fw News: Ties.—Fri: 10:00 ow4:00 pa Inters: Mea—FrL- &N a w—S..00 Mr 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-421 a t .. ... a . • a .., Fi(j �� © eCtassitied Online. Now when you advertise, your word ad = 6Lk�%i` �J a'A3,5.'�i�"r�.�il 04 :�� ........ _ . " • 1 •Also $ tib1 WW ifttaid�eelt'ittp is aomposelAduslram.nwt tet,•r .`io; I{ AIP PAGE 34 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22,1999 1 1 Carers 1 1 Carers 1 GarterM H*1 Gerrral Help 1 GeriarM NMP 1 Gatiaral Help 1 GwwW N*1 Gtiwfil N*/ 1 Carona PERSONNEL SUPERVISOR OSHAWA BRANCH In this challenging and vital role, you will be responsible for ensuring mutually beneficial applicanUclient relationship. Duties will include prescribing and interviewing applicants for assignments, gauging skill levels, conducting reference checks and providing timely service to our clients. Ideal applicants will possess a college degree or equivalent designation combined with 2 to 5 years of training and/or related experience. Proficient • D Aft LEA h interpersonal, communication, decision- making and resolution skills are also required. If you are interested in becoming part of a dynamic team, supported by a strong resource base and leading edge systems, please fax your resume, in confidence, to: Olsten Staffing Services, Att. Geri Graham, Area Operations Mgr., Fax: (905) 576-46988. St f services - We Viank everyone who applies, however only those selected for an krlerview wig be contacted. THE FUTelongs URE Bto Vlore DURHAM PERFECT ATTENDANCE PAYS OFF!!! Work 20 Weeks, Quantum will reward YOU MOBS AVAILABLE NOW- $7.28/ph - $8.50/ph • 100 Assemblers • 45 Strong Labourers • 75 Picker/Packers • 30 Binder Workers • 10 Lic. Forklift Operators ($10.40/ph - $11.44/ph) 1 General Help �eneral GHip s 1 1 ' Neighbourhood Grill 8 Bar GET ON BOARD WITH THE WORLD'S LEADING CASUAL DINING RESTAURANT TEAM! WE'RE BUSY!! "-i -r00d1 urea',irue ileal run: I you stnn our core values d Teammmi Teamwork, Cotrrent A Passion bt Service, havq Fun and wtxgng with a frivagment team mat is supportive and appreaallve... Then you belong at Applebee's: elk are W ng to expwaiced Team Harmers to pin us In me toliowtrg kill and part -eine positions: Line and Prep Cooks r Food ExposMtchen Help "Top wages Paid *Benefits Program Apply in person at 155 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax. Ont 3.5 daily (across from Costca) APPLY TODAY WORK TOMORROW Until the year 2000 We are Currently ntly recruiting for the tolbvrrtg positions: • General Labourers 130 bs) • Assemblers AI powbons are in the Nortel Markham area. Must have own transportation and Sslety Shoes. Must be able to work days/ afternoons/ midnights. Please bring: Your SIN# Photo ID and 2 business references. At 9:00 am OR 1:00 pm Monday -Friday. 10825 Yonge Street, Suite 0203 Richmond Hill ills) (Yonge St. North of Bgin M Or Call: 905-737-4300 OW" Stafflt'1>� Set'Vices' IMOZ411M. P E B S O N N E L IMMEDIATE OPENINGS • Welders • Forklift (Certified) • Assemblers TWesday, August 24th 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Pickering Location 1099 Kingston Rd. #230 • Duified dStylists • Excellent wage and benefits paticoge • Fut and part time posiitions • Pad vocation 2 wits. after I year, 3 wits- after 3 years • Dental, Drug and Eyecare plan • Busy locutions • No c6dele required • Advanced Irainq provided Please Coll Cindy: (905) 428-6824 Bowmanvlk/Oshawa a' _7CAA!, a\NelanOMY r, 'RCAA wwfYn�• rlsil our wetlsite: mm-firstchoite.com VEHICLE/ ACCOUNTS CLERK Large volume Automobile Dealership requires a self - motivated, productive individual to handle various clerical duties related to the Sales Department as well as certain Accounting functions. Automotive Dealership experience preferred but not required. We offer a competitive wage plan along with a comprehensive benefits package. Qualified applicants should send their resume to: File #408 do This Week, P.O. Box 481 Oshawa, Ont. L1H 7L5 Frill time, temporary work, picking apples for the months of September and October. Call (905) 683-7441 !Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed direcil�f to Oshawa This Week, will not be (forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent diredh as indicated by the instructions inthe. ad. ays, errtoons, I nig is Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be prepared to work today. Must bring void cheque or savings account who are prepared for charge. Those who are focused and to those who are technically skilled Net d Com. using ME/l CSotus Notes. Database administration using Oracle. Computer Maintenance - A,. New media web design and Autocad, software design and programming. Financial as- sistance may be available to eligible students Cal Durham Business Computer College (905)427-3010. ION A TEACINNa POSITis im- mediately available in Dur- ham Region to teach children and youth with special needs. You will work in a mulidisci- phriaary ermronment in one -lo - one or small group settings. This position is pan -time atter school andlor Saturday mom- ings and may Wait to full-time. Please forward your resume to File #407• P0. Box 481. Oshawa. Ontario L1H 715 CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- Intormation for direct deposit. AL DESIGN 26 wk Fbntstry d Business Program; .12 wk in- REFER A FRIEND — RECEIVE $$$$$ Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. Or walk in Interviews held in Pickering Wed.. Aug. 25,1999 at C.A.R.E. 1400 Bayly St., Unit 12 (Facing Pickering GO Station) Nola1M1anin, GENERAL INSURANCE Markham brokerage requires RIBO licensed CSR for personal lines dept. Fax resume: (905) 415-8648 i EATERY OPEN j :v_iyoAY9xAtl PICKERING TOWN CENTRE OUR GOOD FOOD AND LOW PRICES KEEP US BUSY WE NEED MORE FULL TIME COOKS EXPERIENCE ONLY. WE START OUR COOKS AT $12 HR. APPLY IN PERSON 9-11 A.M. OR 3-5 P.M. (905)839-2507 4 FULL TDIE DRIVEA/DBLtVERY person needed • Good Ucencc • Able to lift furniture (!K) t/31.9844a N 1-0- _u__M Are you an enthusiastic individual who is interested in a rewarding and challenging Part -Time Posation? Loblaws Syupermarlookingkets is currentlfor EXPERIENCED MEAT CUTTERS in our Meat Department at our PICKERING LOCATION 1T92 Liverpool Road Pickensgg,, ON L1v 1V9 We offer: Flexible hours, comprehensive training and an attractive benefits package!!! If you are interested, please forward your resume to the store by mail or fax to: (905) 831-4370. EXPANDING TO NEW FACILITIES We require experienced General, Front End, Tune-up/Emission and Truck techs. Full time and part time positions available. Apply CTC Pickering 1300 Kingston Rd., 839-8124 Required for Pickering based Transportation Co. SHIPPING CLERK: Rotating shift available A.S.A.P- Temp to Perm. $10.170/hr to start. General office duties. Computer literate. Transportation exp. an asset. GENERAL LABOURERS: Wanted for full-time assignments. All shifts available., Safety footwear a must. $8.(X)/hr to start. Start right away. CERTIFIED FORKLIFT DRIVERS Full-time assignments. All shifts available. $10.00/hr to start Apply in person only: ADS Employment Services, 2100 Ellesmere Road, #307, Scarborough (at Markham Rd.) TAILGATE CHARLIE'S Oshawa, Busiest Restaurant & Bar IS HIRING WArrSTAFF & ISARTENDE1118 $ Make Lot's of Monsey S Only the I LippiLn t, Fnendhra Personality Plus, People Need Agly! Want to make more money. Need a raise? WE'RE LOOKING FOR Daytime dishwasherhminterume person. EMmrienced Cbd& and Cdw We're also hiring Dworamm with a level headed approach to ani otuation. s45 dim S't- W., Osllsa.ira Fu 723-fs13 Phone 7134"3 WIN with AppleOne we're celebrating our 35th Anniversary' Register with us for work and you have a chance at winning a classic 1965 Mustang Convertible ' General Labourers * Assemblers * Picker/Packers Scarborough/Durham locations also: PRESS OPERATORS required for full-time afternoon shift Call for an appointment (905)831-3400 Is seeking full time customer service representative. This individuals qualities should be reliable, outgoing, energetic and should enjoy dealing with the public. This person should feel comfortable with sales, a 6 line telephone system a keyboarding. Please apply In person a Mon. Aug. 23, Tues. Aug. 24, Thurs. Aug.26, from 4 -7, at the AjaxSWical Building, 95 tlayly St W. Suile 405. No phone calls please. SERVICES A non-profit community mental health agency is seeking the following staff • Crisis Intervention Worker (Temporary 20 hrsJwk) • RdW Staff (Residential & Crisis) ust have a degree/diploma in a smi rvices field plus a drivers license at cess to a vehicles. Please submit r me to: Hiring Committee Colborne Community Services 114 Dundas SL E., U-202, Whitby, Ontario LIN 2H7 Or Fax to: (905) 666-2'976 1 tensive 3-phase program. .3 wk Professional Nurse. In- home video. .Beginners Pro- gram. Part-time/lull time courses available. A school where all your training becomes worthwhile. Finan- cial assistance may be avail- abW.905-436-7746. THE NAIL STATION Career Training Center Career train- ing available in artificial nails. ear candling. pedi- cures. waxing. Air brushing and, tattooing lechnoques. Student Fin incng negolgble. 1905)439-2217 WEN/1e0MEN/IIDS. Needed in Catalogues. TV Commer- oal. Magazines. and extra work It i , I',d tra " and regmtrahon fees covered Call A16944-9343 or 1-600- MOD-ELUS. 1 c.rrral H Need a job? If you want to work, We want to HELP! ✓ 16 to 24 yrs old. ✓ Out of work 8 school ✓ Not receiving EI or WSIB and ✓ Own Green Patch safety !rots You may quality Contact For An AppoinbrNnt (905) 839-3845 A CAREER IN TRAVEL. Fun and profitable, Income baud an your results. PIF time Fax yow resume to: Muw w (905) 619.2016 Plickway TransWn Experiferwed School Bus DrWrs for 3 runs daily. Clean abstract, recent DDC, FIDent English preferred. (905) 420-4574. AN OtNU" MUN40wiri, campaiiy is Itwgltp nor a hill W" ariiCe deck to cow a mate" leave. Hms are W F sam-Spm. Candidates most have a pkasm Iaeplim comer, mat appearance and have knowledge of ACCPAC Plus windows '96. wage is t7/ hr. Plum tax resume to (905)432-2493. ATTENTION - Full time/part- Nme. Local firm has 47 iw mediate OPU*W YM 11113d - bb sdtedules. r41.50 lo Stan. No exp. nese. traimg wN be Must fiat poslitons by Aug. 24th. Cal Mon. 10:00 - 6:00 (905) 723-4920. Ai DRIVER steady LTL runs. good rages, dean abstract and U.S. experience is a must. Cal Joe at (905)-427- 4863. 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 OIRce Help MW Of6a HNp UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd.1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Cameron St. E. Laidlaw St. N. Country Lane Cameron St. W. Windsor Crt. Meadowlands Dr. Ann St. N. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:0opm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 At umrtnz. peened. perma- nent kWh 1 -me Calw"US ea- pcnence a must (613) 969- 7712 Lean message. BAKER PART TIME AJAX 2-3 yrs experience for wholesale Donut Shop. 6133-2604. BROTHERS RISTCRANTF 't0 Lupin Drve, Whitby Server. ion urns must have Expeti- auce 8 rson pan -time must Ire 1 +. Great earning Potentlf. rapidlyAc- cepeq rewires 1 3o-2 . 8- f cpm No phone calls pime CLARINET LESSONS Begin- ners to advance recorder. daSercal OMW $15 per 1/2 no.= Rowley ARCM LGSM B A. Honors. London PwWAde. Gide (905)-579-7642 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon Publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no It - ability for non -insertion If any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the spate occu- pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. medial dint in Oshawa. Computer literate and O.H.I.P. MM (905)-669-3832. for p„taprAllt wanted' Craft Manufackrer. t� ha" Craft experience. Please rap (9D5A8tr9031 DENTAL ASSIstAa )M. Large Pickering Dental WoUll. Many oppolturities 10 ad- vance. Fall time. Fax resume to Jackie (905)-831-7094. SEMCE requites 2 mature, reliable cleaners, experience preferred, but not necessary. Own transportation required. Cal/ Mon. -Fri. serious inquiries e&& 6z"353 DRIVERS waned to deliver P kwsri 9 area. must have rsflyers Inve o van. all 691 Of (905)-728.1904.) 420 r Tact: '�uT= EARN 5200 5300 $500 �r more per week. assembling products in the comfort of your awn home. Send a sef- PSCd H 6240 p mped envelope to 0 'N. suite 541. Ret 636. Mis- sissauga. Ont LSK 2R8 WINDOW. DOOR and siding Installers required Must toe own tools and vehicle. Neat appearance a must Tele- phone (905) 668-7667 Ask for Teresa. EXPANDING COURIER COM - 'Z for has immediate open- rqs elualmed drivers wrtri rekaw ears and vacs $600• day Moncaw Fes) 427-8093 EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYL- ISTS wanted for L Attitudes Locations in Oshawa Centre and Pickering Town Centre. Salary , commission. Call (905)-723.5937 EXPERIENCED Lawn main- tenance personnel Transpa- tatu0n repaired Apply Won- day-Friday, 5pm at King- We'st L r72"77 FAMRN: STOVE requires W- timeand full-time help Ex- perience necessary Please call (905)831-5223. HAIRSTYLISTS POSITIONS available lot Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa Excellent training and opportunities at magicuts Call Kathryn (905) 576-2512 HEAVY equuDmens operators required for Rubber bre badk- hoes, dozers. loaders, and ex- cavators. with exp. in touting / residential. Cal. 905 660 3982. or tax resume 905-660- 7904 Lxpertenced must have own truck and tools . For cleaning d air Gond. start up. O.D.P. card required. Steady work in durham area. 19051.619-6991. Thi" is wokmg for experienced wait staff to work evenings and weekends. Please tax resume to 416- 412-6491. INSTALLERS REQUIRED for ceramic, hardwood. cushion flow and carpet. Appy at Roor Fashion Centre 1735 St., 113. Pickering. (905)420-6304. LABOURER. intense. and roust a bout, mechanical background an asset. resume and abstract needed. 6 days per week required. Call Bruce• ((905)831-4483 9a.m.-6p.m. 11on. - Fn. EIIPERIENBED LANDSCAPE labourers and lawn main - reliance labourers required for year round employment. (905)4M -M2 LANDSCAPE Maintenance persons required. Minimum 3 years experience. Capable of operating related equipment. Call (905)428-7793 Monday- Tltyrsd4 yapk-5pm 0r fAK re. sumeto (905)428.2185. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 PAGE 35 A/P 1 OnlM Help ffl1 sld" MWAgors 1 San HWAgerws 1 SNtes HWAgeree 1 SuNr HurhplAyerMs YAMAHA CANADA MUSIC LTD. CREDIT & COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE Yamaha Canada Music Ltd. is seeking a Credit and Collections Representative. The individual must possess previous experience in Credit & Collections; Securities - ideally in PPSA; have good organizational skills and be computer literate. The ability to meet deadlines and work well under pressure with minimum supervision is essential. Bilingualism is an asset. Please forward your resume to: Yamaha Canada Music Ltd. 135 Milner Ave., Scarborough, ON MIS 3R1 Attention: Credit Manager Or by fax: (416) 292-0732 We thank all of those who respond, but only those selected for Interviews will be contacted. Please no calls no agencies. IDS Canada is looking for an energetic individual to assist in the Accounting Department. Candidates should be well educated in Accounting Practices and have a minimum 3 years Bookkeeping experience. Knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications is a necessity. Please submit resumes to: IDS Canada 1730 McPherson Court #7 Pickering, Ll W 3E6 or fax to: 905-420-2801 1 General Help 1 General Help LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long term temp must have 6 7�disinbt-sr(ws �D6 months working expendice d Safety sled -toed boots. Pick- ,mi the tong mrougn Oshawa areas lling cud Car an asset We will be in- s seeking terviewmg A the Oshawa G- in DmfiamAitdo"° Thomson til xlling ROW . 00M on Tua- my. August 24M 31.1 930 Pecars Great dis- a.m_ - 2 p m counts, high quality IOCAI AJAX htrest dub %Mce. 24/7 days cus- rieeds Yoga a x7' fitness Tau Ch n- timer servwx-s SERVERS WANTED at needstrucs vlan own cT"' Ch' br Great Wholesale Bear d Firkin uu and Pa ume Fax resume to (9051 - SOP CallLaura at 42&0180 Rates 420.2675 or trop dl Canada! USA U 04 at 1550 Kingston Rd . Picker Looking for a job? inti Must be 16-24 yrs., THE News ADVERTISER out Of work/not ,doling to, kids to deliver pa - collecting EI. Pers and rivers door to Out of sch0otirnot tour tones a week by 6 00 PM returning. Positions n their nesobornmas cal available now. 905-083-5117 Call Job Connect TROPICAL Greenhouse seek 579 8482: 623 6814: assistant grower io h* n al MARKETING CO. a aspects of plant production or 427-8165 and slipping. Some twrt ul- tural knowledge preferred MANUFACTURING CO. n Must be hardworkuaq Fair re- sume to (905) 987-5832 Indo 034 U.K o 04 Pakistan 1 General Help SALES Per ; n, sen to schools and groups School Vacation and slimmers off suits parent vnIn School aged children Flexible hours. Call 1.800- 268-1250. ext 3209 SANGSTER'S HEALTH CEN- TRE 5 Seek nuirdlonal con- sultant. Previous experience in a natural heath environ- ment beneficial Fax resume to 905-728-0482 OPERATORS Clean, m,Mer, -fg p,art THE NEWS fixated m Picketing, hdy ADVERTISER rate+ piece wort bonus S looking for Must have experience with al machine. prospects to Can Carmen deliver ("S) 42t�7s4 newspapers and flyers to the $ following areas "� fAA-AA AJAX Knapton Ave. nor Ritchie Ave. n Beatty St. Kent St. resume Elgin St. Durham St. Cedar St. s Reading St. eloa Burningham Cres. Lincolin St. r Dingley Annie Cres. s Kemp St. Nester Ave. Dennis Dr. Stricklan Dr. Rollo Dr. Gates Cres. PICKERING Arnaretto Ave. Cognac Cres. Whiskey Gate Rosebank Rd. N. Meadowridge Cres. Falconcrest Dr. Summerpark Cres. Wildflower Dr. Woodsmere Cres. Waterford Gate Lancrest St. Senator St. Valleyview Cres. Butternut Crt. Starview Crt. Forestview Dr, Lawson St. Oakbum St. Sandhurst Cres. Meldron Dr. Pinegrove Ave. Rockwood Dr. Nordane Crt. Stonepath Cir. Aspen Rd. Storringlon St. Whd@Pine Cres. Valleytidge Cres. Sweetbriar Crt. Woodview Ave. chickadee Crt. Sparrow Cir. Graceland Crt. Middleton St. Blueridge Cres. Bentley Ln. Dellbrook Ave. Duberry Cres. Denb�YS Dir. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 AMF Dynamic, exciting, committed to uncompromising customer service. The PICKERING STORE needs top-notch people to help us. Currently we are looking for Part Time Associates We have openings for the following *Sales • Commissioned Sales • Merchandise Presentation • Automotive Installer -Logistics You are helpful, friendly, energetic, and have a history of providing excellence in Customer Service. Experience is an asset. Interested ? Please apply in person to: The Human Resources Department located near Catalogue on the lower level in our Pickering Town Centre location at 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering. Only those who are selected for an interview will be contacted. Applications accepted between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon. to Fri. Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer Sears Canada Inc. §111111 General Hellp SUBWAY SANOWICHF A.aF regwres r r - pr o«r son. WI day people . pat eve b winds Apply either location Mon -Fn Bent -Spm marknam requires General Labourers. also requures JU- reor Level Machine Operators and solderers Company provides competitive salaries OW - I package Cal at 905-294-5274 between 10 am -12 pm and 2 pm -4 pm COUNTRY STYLE at Park/ Boor requires mature help for dayAdvdlxght shin. Appy n Person 11.4p m Experience preferred but not necessary. 288 Blow W Dshwa NAIL TECHNICIAN Instructor required Telephone (905) 576-3558 or tax resume to (905) 576-1661. NAIL TECHNICIANS for new Nal ClriK to open September 99 The Facial Place (905)668-8128 OPTICAL ASSISTANTS tw o - ed for stores n Ajax and PirA- erNig. 20.25 lours per week Experience preferred. Must be able to work flights aro wee- kends Fax resume to 1905)683-0294 or drop on at tilers Vision, 100 Kingston Rd.. Arlo Debbie. OWNER OPERATORS With DZ 3 AZ required for LTL Truwal COM"ay In West tied. Good MaNit: jpd ap. Call Limb al 416-245.4100 ext. 2" PART TIME Sales Associate position open for evenings and weekends only. Must be available by 3:45 p.m. Prevt- ous applicants deed not appy. Only those who received an interview will be contacted. No =calls please. Apply at uardun Drug Store. 9 King St E Oshawa. next to Oshawa Clinic. PAY AS YOU 00 Gym. No membership required. Pay as you go gym. No commitment. Pay as you go gym Daily. Weekly. Monthly Absolutely. positively, no pre-aumonzaed payment Pay as you go Power City Gym Open until 1p4tipN $1 - F Weekeodi 9 am S p m 1035 Brock Rd. Pickering (905) 427.6277 0.45 Hong K.,nK 0.50 China U.19 Korca(s) O.OB PhtLpptne�s 0.18 C1aA SlKrty at 1-p8-183.5629 ert. 227 :SS TELE r gores energetic ttiepncne reps. No experience required, oil train Excellent u�s Cash bonuses daily �reat Everaruq Shft available. Summer opportunity Please CO (905)438-0058. Debbie or Lon Can paid for referrals a�onlraa We're Expanding 8[ Require Apprentice Mechanic Accessory Installer Lot Person Chan -Up Person plefs. Send or drop (tiff resume Attn: Dave Majer 976 Brock Rd. nckering,L1W 2A1 OR FAX (9oS�-S313t3si Pi's PET CENTNE n the Pickering Town Centre is looking tot an experienced oog Groomer. Minimum ex- perience of 2 years. Cal Den- nse Pearcey, ® 905-837-1166. days. everikgs. weekends. POSInM AVAN,ANLE. Tor- onto and area. AZ drivers. Tank units, B train and Jumbo. 3 years driving experience. Will train on tank vehicles. Clean abstract and references required. Serious applicants elrrly. Send resume to: Flynn Truxkinq Inc. RR12 Peterbor- ough. Ontario K&I 6�3 a tax resume to (705) 748 0591, LEARIIGM CINTRE needs I experience ECE for school aged program. Must have experience. Also need 1 assistant for preschaul nom. Call 427-6263. WAITRESS/ WAITER EaFwnrnoed F,rnrl m g errs weriimd work Resuaw in to f«mss Kate & Billiards 2200 Brock Rd. Pickerin14 After I0:30 a.m. WAITRESSESIWA1TERS, BAR MAIDS anal Shooter staff re- 25uired 95 Calk The Palace 420- SSOO WEEKLY? Ne SZPWirce Necessary, wim" to will. Oshavo advertising ca iparry rapidly expanding. Great opportunity for responsible. ambitious outgoing People. 5 people wanted now, Co-ed environment Call Sheet' hill" M MINVlew. 72!`31:1 Full -rime any 18+, Students welcone INE ARE currently looking lot an individual who can help our son with his tight agiirm Au- tism. QUALIFICATION: Ener- getic, Enthusiastic. Very Creative. Long Term Commit- ment. Knowledge of Autism, Familiar with Elly Interven- bon Programs (Loviss Based), Knowledge of ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis). EDUCATION: Recent graduate or Psychology or Early Child- hood Education. Qualified in- dividuals can send their re- sume to: The Naecarato Fam- 4. 35 Wrenn Bid. Bowman - vile. OM LIC 41111. No Prone Cals Please! EXP. SWOOLEIG RICO - re- liable and hardworking ONLY NEED APPLY, Flashing exp an asset. Competitive wages/ S' work. Mike (905) 6W 5214 NOME WORKERS NEEDED.II . assembling our products SELL R Ideal for stay at home moms NOW and students start Imme- CALL dutely For free info package call 24 his toll-free 1.888- AJAX 683-0707 771.7409 CONSUMER NIAC1 MARKETING MAKE $ B� l{oKE AgD �oR THE KIDS.� SALES I's MERCHANDISING PaTt-Time - 18 hOl1TS/week - PICKERING/AIAX Ane you s stay n hone parer or to'WWW 'ho is kiouiinq for pill.t+rne hoUM7 We ane seeking err 9etK slid enithi utak ,nd,,,d afs tooinn5 to Fnd a balance w�Ri/�rf rV rhowsod work IF alaia C ie _ .-moi"'^"/•#-' •-,-' can canmwncaa cuaM and have the use of . • veh+cie and a veld drivers '.iceoce, we want to hear tram you= if you, have •r'y'e or me,cnardisu+9 a,iperience. au the better This p iSmon ethers a cwrpent ve salary and a car i atlovance. It you re interested. fax your res,rme oY August 25-. 1999. to* Conwmer Impact Market+n9. Atte,it,dn: Regal. Fox: (4-16) 695.4666 vrvrwi.consumeyimpact. cont 1 Off" Hft PART TIME Erperlenced kP and AR :ierx MYOB expen- axe an asset Permanent part bine woriung 3-4 hours day. 4 daysnreek Send resume to Fde / 405 Oshawa This Week 865 Farewell St Osha- wa Ont L/H 71_5 1 sur N / ARMS Nly rale + commission + urs A Carndin business fisher mWires ndepefldem eser t*ms with business - 9101'a to work from home. ideal 1 vii have a essional telephone mwm be set- d aled. Plow Peter Hal at 905.566.1308. FORD LINCOLN Automotive Sales. We require two ex- perienced sales rep- resentatives. Grow- ing dealership. Great working atmosphere. For interview call 1R1ick��Lante-�igne, SALESPERSON required lol equipment promotion in fill Industrial Finishing market Send resume to Electrostatic Coating Equipment Ltd 27 Brunel Road. Mississauga Ont L4Z 1T5 Art. Sales Mgr UXBRIDGE 8512-9741 r INSIDE SALES REP. REQUIRED Our busy advertising dept. needs an energetic, cheerful, self -motivated and aggressive person for telephone ad sales. Experience is a definite asset but not a requirement. Salary plus commission. To apply, send your resume t0: Oshawa This Week, Inside Sales Dept. C/o Lisa Preston, P. 0. Box 481, 865 Farewell St. Oshawa, Ont. L1 N 7L5. or fax to my attention (905)579-6851 Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. We thank all others for their interest. No phone calls please. SEARS - SALES PERSON rrquired Immediately. Exp In all floor covenng aspects. Flexible hours. Great com- missions available. Apply in person with resume. Sears. 1540 Dundas St. E. Whitby or Fax 905.665-0616, 10- Skiled Help AZ Highway driver required , 2 years experience. clean ab- stract. Call 905-428-9223. CABINET MAKERS required lot night shun Full expen. UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY 8 ellced cabinet makers need 0 excellent pay structure, mob- only apply Please tax resume vabng bonuses. Expected 10 905-983-3714 earnings $75.000 annually 5 OZ DRIVER required for East. Star Sales and Marketing dependable. moving 8 ap- Professionals needed. Trade pliance delivery experience a Exchange Internationale Inc must Good moneyplus bo - i 905-579.4034 ruses Helpers also required Own tr rtatwn ria WO -sutra i • .i !..e.�.1061990°:956 .. . A/P PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 so Skilled Flet Skilled lief 1 Hosprie Medical 1 Hospital Make) 1 Artiews fa 1 Articln fm 1 Ails" for 1 Asitia For wanob la P p Dental Dental sale Srhk 1 1 IN sale - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -I ucriii.eenJ .n inn •..- SARY SALEI LARGEST SE- ' - rree a orour rnrois wvtn pacnaRe purcnasr ' nim. Ul ulmina turn. WOW. • `20.- deposit required. 66K. fantastic. $5.950., 88 Mazda. auto. 323. 200K, only GFUMOUr 5hot.5Oshawa Centre $1.995 hint 91 Buick Lesabre L LtdWe Bring Out Your Best In Pictures" 432-1176 j al 5S5. K. loaded, burgundy. al t� r_ n- r• r_ ti r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ e>• car_ cces 5,950 Come to CER71- CAR, 155 King St. West at ANNOUNCING NEW '��•.ve� MOVING SALE W&o,11 "�, rig Midtown Mail for a great se - price on mini dish satellites room suite $1 100 Sofa $155. 1 Artieks 1 1 ,too action. Call 579 2ii6. TRY Only 5249 after rebates or Wall urnl $135 2 bdrm suite Warted uSI lease for $1249 monthly $225 5 antique dressers $110 1983 MONTE CARLO with Programming from $895 d up Numbered prints $225 AN7IOUES7AbsolutoW Ad- 1969 or,vt ;ram 411 gears. 1986 FORD ESCORT 4 cyl l 1 mor" 14 years experience Maple side board 6 hutch vice always valuable, usually posy. new transmission/ auto. ps/pb Asking $600 e DaycareAvrtihble . Daycare Available (905)655-3661. $185 Table d chairs $45 free! Purchasing outright. es- shocks/baffery. make in off- 0.8.0 1974 Fiat X-19. 40.000 CANOPY BEO. wrought iron, Water bed $225 Dresser, $55 tales w/some antique cont- er' (905)-427-9401 after 7pm original miles, sports car, WOOD PATTERN MAKERS g Coffee & two end tables. oak ems. (no limit to value con- asking $3.000 O.BO (905) - queen onnoptdlc mattress 5245 Love seaVsota bed' sidered) collections of airy MOLD MAKER / CNC PROGRAMMER (5yrs. exp.) Competitive S, benefits Fax 905-831-4783 . Phone 905-831-8760 EXPERIENCED refinishing person need,^ for busy Osf1a- l HosCtal WdiCAI w body Shop Apply wiittl re- Co tal sure to Gannon's Auto Body OPHTHALMOLOGISTS a tax to 723-8182 in usnawa seeking part time EXPERIENCED Painters Fare- Ophthalmic assistant to start far required Must rave own as Soon as possible Some vetbGe and tuck f15 per experience in otRee work or hour Phase all 1905)850- bospiauc 3 setting would 3561 De an assel Please fax resumes and list of references FULLY EXPERIENCED Framer required Must be •eliaole. Wages nergolable $16 • per hour After 6 pm 905-242- 1 FULL TIME HOME INSPEC- TOW A qualified end expen- enceC HOME INSPECTOR. for Full Time employment Must have track or vin, be willing to travel and work seven days a week as regrind hnteresk d andndates. who possess tie above requirements please lot am your resume to 1621 McEwen of lllmt /29 Whitty. Dm L1N 9A5 outlining ex- perience and assaialan al- hisation Only serious candi- dates need Apply Only those selected for an interview will ks cOrt7Ctd GAS FITTER -,ceased and expenenced - jrtreq work n Dertam Repwn Fax resume 905-433-7941 Phone 905- 725.9731 INSTALLERS and helpers re- gmred tui healing and AIC company Must hive gas litter Incense We will train 1905)686-0018 PLUMBER Service experi- ence xpert ence r.l time Call 123- tln0 kourrrrrt Ph.rntonre NEEDED PERSON WITH ex- perience in the elecIncal field ie electrician, electrical diS- InDubon to Mantle inside ths- patch and Ddlrng positions b (905) 434-3607 PHARMACY ASSISTANT-ne:e time hr.i. emenenreie[e: Salty FAA rewmes 416-282 4391 a al 416282-4223 'REHAB OF, TUNITIES.' Clinic Rehat Director Whitby Fiftywrrrerapest OSnawa Fin - vale Orono Rehab Clients. Graduates welcome to apply Phone 416-596-4020 Ext 13 Fax (416) -SN -3963 RECEPTIONIST Required pan ti5he,leadmg tc full Time lot Oral Surgery office Please mad resume to 92 Church Street Boum. Sure 104 Alax LIS 684 . 1 Daycare wended MATURE STUDENT NEEDED I,, after school „are 'vf 04 Pickup at Vaughan Wn- two PS 4 wk days. 5 30-7 DO (416)-686.9239 CHILD CARE Provider wanted for 6 month old n my home. Staining November Ist Non Smoker essential ECE pre- ferred reliable verock re- quired Pleats send refer- ences and resumes by Sep, te atter 6th to 2305 Wildwood Cres. Pickering Ontano LIX 2R8 EXPERIENCED daycare pro- vioer req.tirec In home, be- fore and caner Schad Boy 5 - attending Parkside School References required Own Day Care ,.., Available 1 � AJAX - BAYLY,PICKERING Beata Rd ECE w 1i ; •r cede warm neutering environment wO many teamnp oppOrtuni- imes Telepna rhe (�) 7%- 1hours 732 BROCK/ROSSLAMD Relaat daycare across '-Om $1. Wilfred Schad. Ages 3.. Snake free. Fabulous play- room Fenced yard Call Tra- ay at 426-4864 DAYCARE available in my home ,r Ajax. near the lake Stores. Songs. wa&S. nwn- bouS meals. loving emnnow mem ECE Student, non- smoking horse. Trisha 683- '421 DIXIE/GLEMANMA Exp1n- enced day,re aailable len a tun comfort, de mwrorrrem Case to Vaughan w ittard PS Daily innings, hold trips. 2 playrooms . much rare Int- anVChid CPR pus first ad. references And recepts pro- wled Call 837-1844 DIXN/MWYe2 Affordable daycare , ,;,ing home near vaugNn wrurd SOW Ages 2 and up Non-smoking no pets, fenced yard, outings. meals. Stacks Colleen (905)831-0868 FNICHAVHITES Rd complex Close Ic GC Non-proht, high quality centre. with kttriced -ram cook AIC Imam b set. New. unused Cost $1.200 sacrifice $490 Can deliver LECTION OF CARS AND ' VANS DRASTICALLY RE- 623-4775. 1991 Mercury Sable. 29.000 DUCED. 92 Cutlass loaded. ' 140K, while, mint, $7.795 94 The perfect luxury car for the Reoal loaded 90K, perfect CARPET BROKER, 100% Ny- $10.520 92 Regal loaded. ' ENJOY OUR REG 140K, white. sharp. $7.775. 92 $ S coupe, loaded. V- PRICED SITTING 95 ' 14 , 6. 6. 12121 K, only $6.650. 92 Car- 4avan Se, Forest green. nice SPECIAL OF wird , 166K. sale $5.595., 89 Corsica •rue yexK.3I/9v I 15995 FOR ONLY... idC..Pon only%ug.31/" LTZFire loaded 121 K, (4.995. 95 Firefly, 5 speed. 80K, now 1 Autorrnobib ""O'.92Satan, ext loaded. SITTING SPECIAL INCLUDES 1 934LumK. maounvvaan, y. 147 K,ly grreey 198 TOYOTA TERCEL 2dr and silver, only $6.995 firm ' • ('omk plimentary Slarnyer and flairstyle ' 95 Caravan Sport loaded. 3.3 AL • F'our%%ardrobe ('hari V-6. 95K. perfect $9.995 firm ' • 16 Pose Photo Session ' 1991 Cavalier coupe, good _ • Instant %'iewinp of vour ("olour %'ideo Proofs rxr xiwn 7nnK tale 11 995 ' - rree a orour rnrois wvtn pacnaRe purcnasr ' nim. Ul ulmina turn. WOW. • `20.- deposit required. 66K. fantastic. $5.950., 88 Mazda. auto. 323. 200K, only GFUMOUr 5hot.5Oshawa Centre $1.995 hint 91 Buick Lesabre L LtdWe Bring Out Your Best In Pictures" 432-1176 j al 5S5. K. loaded, burgundy. al t� r_ n- r• r_ ti r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ r_ e>• car_ cces 5,950 Come to CER71- CAR, 155 King St. West at ANNOUNCING NEW '��•.ve� MOVING SALE W&o,11 "�, rig Midtown Mail for a great se - price on mini dish satellites room suite $1 100 Sofa $155. 1 Artieks 1 1 ,too action. Call 579 2ii6. TRY Only 5249 after rebates or Wall urnl $135 2 bdrm suite Warted uSI lease for $1249 monthly $225 5 antique dressers $110 1983 MONTE CARLO with Programming from $895 d up Numbered prints $225 AN7IOUES7AbsolutoW Ad- 1969 or,vt ;ram 411 gears. 1986 FORD ESCORT 4 cyl l 1 mor" 14 years experience Maple side board 6 hutch vice always valuable, usually posy. new transmission/ auto. ps/pb Asking $600 e DaycareAvrtihble . Daycare Available (905)655-3661. $185 Table d chairs $45 free! Purchasing outright. es- shocks/baffery. make in off- 0.8.0 1974 Fiat X-19. 40.000 CANOPY BEO. wrought iron, Water bed $225 Dresser, $55 tales w/some antique cont- er' (905)-427-9401 after 7pm original miles, sports car, WOOD PATTERN MAKERS g Coffee & two end tables. oak ems. (no limit to value con- asking $3.000 O.BO (905) - queen onnoptdlc mattress 5245 Love seaVsota bed' sidered) collections of airy MOLD MAKER / CNC PROGRAMMER (5yrs. exp.) Competitive S, benefits Fax 905-831-4783 . Phone 905-831-8760 EXPERIENCED refinishing person need,^ for busy Osf1a- l HosCtal WdiCAI w body Shop Apply wiittl re- Co tal sure to Gannon's Auto Body OPHTHALMOLOGISTS a tax to 723-8182 in usnawa seeking part time EXPERIENCED Painters Fare- Ophthalmic assistant to start far required Must rave own as Soon as possible Some vetbGe and tuck f15 per experience in otRee work or hour Phase all 1905)850- bospiauc 3 setting would 3561 De an assel Please fax resumes and list of references FULLY EXPERIENCED Framer required Must be •eliaole. Wages nergolable $16 • per hour After 6 pm 905-242- 1 FULL TIME HOME INSPEC- TOW A qualified end expen- enceC HOME INSPECTOR. for Full Time employment Must have track or vin, be willing to travel and work seven days a week as regrind hnteresk d andndates. who possess tie above requirements please lot am your resume to 1621 McEwen of lllmt /29 Whitty. Dm L1N 9A5 outlining ex- perience and assaialan al- hisation Only serious candi- dates need Apply Only those selected for an interview will ks cOrt7Ctd GAS FITTER -,ceased and expenenced - jrtreq work n Dertam Repwn Fax resume 905-433-7941 Phone 905- 725.9731 INSTALLERS and helpers re- gmred tui healing and AIC company Must hive gas litter Incense We will train 1905)686-0018 PLUMBER Service experi- ence xpert ence r.l time Call 123- tln0 kourrrrrt Ph.rntonre NEEDED PERSON WITH ex- perience in the elecIncal field ie electrician, electrical diS- InDubon to Mantle inside ths- patch and Ddlrng positions b (905) 434-3607 PHARMACY ASSISTANT-ne:e time hr.i. emenenreie[e: Salty FAA rewmes 416-282 4391 a al 416282-4223 'REHAB OF, TUNITIES.' Clinic Rehat Director Whitby Fiftywrrrerapest OSnawa Fin - vale Orono Rehab Clients. Graduates welcome to apply Phone 416-596-4020 Ext 13 Fax (416) -SN -3963 RECEPTIONIST Required pan ti5he,leadmg tc full Time lot Oral Surgery office Please mad resume to 92 Church Street Boum. Sure 104 Alax LIS 684 . 1 Daycare wended MATURE STUDENT NEEDED I,, after school „are 'vf 04 Pickup at Vaughan Wn- two PS 4 wk days. 5 30-7 DO (416)-686.9239 CHILD CARE Provider wanted for 6 month old n my home. Staining November Ist Non Smoker essential ECE pre- ferred reliable verock re- quired Pleats send refer- ences and resumes by Sep, te atter 6th to 2305 Wildwood Cres. Pickering Ontano LIX 2R8 EXPERIENCED daycare pro- vioer req.tirec In home, be- fore and caner Schad Boy 5 - attending Parkside School References required Own Day Care ,.., Available 1 � AJAX - BAYLY,PICKERING Beata Rd ECE w 1i ; •r cede warm neutering environment wO many teamnp oppOrtuni- imes Telepna rhe (�) 7%- 1hours 732 BROCK/ROSSLAMD Relaat daycare across '-Om $1. Wilfred Schad. Ages 3.. Snake free. Fabulous play- room Fenced yard Call Tra- ay at 426-4864 DAYCARE available in my home ,r Ajax. near the lake Stores. Songs. wa&S. nwn- bouS meals. loving emnnow mem ECE Student, non- smoking horse. Trisha 683- '421 DIXIE/GLEMANMA Exp1n- enced day,re aailable len a tun comfort, de mwrorrrem Case to Vaughan w ittard PS Daily innings, hold trips. 2 playrooms . much rare Int- anVChid CPR pus first ad. references And recepts pro- wled Call 837-1844 DIXN/MWYe2 Affordable daycare , ,;,ing home near vaugNn wrurd SOW Ages 2 and up Non-smoking no pets, fenced yard, outings. meals. Stacks Colleen (905)831-0868 FNICHAVHITES Rd complex Close Ic GC Non-proht, high quality centre. with kttriced -ram cook AIC Imam b set. New. unused Cost $1.200 sacrifice $490 Can deliver chair. $895 HOUSE -4 Ddrm semi detached Bowmamille Sort. quantities or single an- tique items Special interest in 1988 LINCOLN Mark VI -LSC. 28OK but the engine runs well q 623-4775. 1991 Mercury Sable. 29.000 (416)-726-9885 $121.900 Many more items! Moorcntt pottery I'll try to re- The perfect luxury car for the km loaded $14.900 or Desi CARPET BROKER, 100% Ny- (905)-697-3532 spond to all quenes Robert tinter -upper. As is $1200 reasonable offer 434-2775. Ion thick push stain resrstarn NEARLY NEW white electric Bowen Antiques- Brooklet, Ontario 1905)655-8049 or o.b.o. Caa George (905)576- 3050 days lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 S4 yd I nWdes Carpet, carpet For 3 rooms. tiny De stove Nor so new dishwash- (905)242-0890 1 Autorrnobib 5369 00 Price includes 30 Sq a Double ped h me. walnut weekend Cost S50 CA 198 TOYOTA TERCEL 2dr wanted 445 arGet- deluxe Ob and in" with book ase head board. BUYING ANTIQUE and Cd- hatch, auto. red, great engine. 1Md and emmssrons lasted CAN Stallabon in your home. Free SOgg 0B0 Call 905-033-7649 lettable contents including runs well. needs some body A 8 A AUTO- Cars. truces, quotation in your hate No after 69 m Complete estates Best possi- woak. $1400 as is obo 905- boats We pay up to $10.000 interest. no payment for one 1991 CHEVROLET Spent. red. ble prices paid. Henry Kann. 5094466 Cash on the spot Any corce- full year. Damel. 1-800-205- PIANO TECHNICIAN available 905-985-8161 Lots of miles and lots of rust. tion, any year. Call us any 87571905-4:!4.1830 tot luring, repairs and pre- soca 189 EAGLE PREMIER E.S. time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 CARPETS - lots of carpet. atn on all purchase consuma WANTED - NOT WHEELS A Like new. an original fully min service 905..686.5003 or Di a Rub good. f000 makes & models Also recon- SIZZLERS Match box dinky, loaded. good mileage. well 905-706-5234 100•, nylon, new star re- rationed pianos for sale. Calif model ars. and other auto- maintained.garage stored, 579.3570 IxtPl ease carpets On hand. 1 win Barb al 905.427.7631. motive toys Call 263-2661 S3.50o, alt 905-421-9018 CASH FOR CARSI We buy carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price AI50 gkrages and decks 761 everwgs snp 2 5L auto. P'sp/b. cruise, used vehicies Vehicles mist ntludes carpet. premium pad, PWHOS/GRANDFATHER Pon Perry 905-985-0769 1989 FORD AEROSTAR. 7 be -2 15 conditionillto Call expert insfatlab on, fast delrv- CLOCKS Back to school spe- ENGLISH SWINGER SPAN- passenger mini van. $4500 0 or aW- a Come to N9 •-rY. fret estimates (30 yards) Qili On all ponos and key- � g Arts i 0 D O. Alia 1987 Lincoln Con- St RavM St Ear Aur >t Y11R- TEACHER OFFERS excellent Child care at great prices Warm bong atmosphere. Wiest adrtcationa program lir your c h W loft of in levgwl Attention 509,-M12 W EST NEY/Rosslaed, reliable babysitter available with 13 yrs exp. ICS daycare 000 - ma. Not hatch. snacks. fenced yard. trabes welcome. n ter - axes. receipts 427-4937 Free Trade FREE TO a 6000 ROME .ab Cross Good wnth cnudren Playful 11 ,Nxm . Stals to date Urge dog. Sandy 0 426-9251 1 Firewood ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS. truck loan of logs Buy now Ready for next year Sea - your Desi itD b Norman GW2314 boards. Starts August 18th fWiti grins "tMA. $4000 0 D o. CAN AD AUTO SALES ROSEB"K,AMBERLEA. , - Ing nromer or 3 Ic prow0[ Sale CARPETS SALE: Lott d CX- Huge Selection of new and used paras New d9w pia- VENDORS aa:�ed. for outdoor (905)728-1103 1 Trucks and reuaw daycare for cxld- pets 100% nylon stain re- trot tram $795 and up Rent to Craft show at Coon" FW 1998 CHEII Beretta. 3.1 I_ V6, for Saki ren amending St Elizabeth Swop S 5 lo Arrange an n- lease. carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 S4 yd I nWdes Carpet, plot, 100% of A rental Z Market September 18th and 19th Attendance 6000 people low klms . burgandy. rnm condrbon. ac. ps. p0. All. 1983 GMC 1,2 a lerwew pad And ristala- mems apply, Also a weekend Cost S50 CA tomatic. $4.250. 080.. cera- taut, glutder, bleue all (905420- 0942 premium tion. Free estimates. Carpet selection of grandfather doh from $995 and up Cap per 905436 1024 1Md and emmssrons lasted CAN includes cap a new bres. AS is $700 623-3506 ask for NOTHENGLEM Road Soimh repairs Serving Durham and rottedrq Aream Cam TELEP PIANO 433-1491 white with blue interior excel 900-723-8291 •am. mother or 2 huge backyard Cant Sam 905-686- QUEEN SIZE 4 poster wa- tea• 1991 CHEVROLET Spent. red. 197 GMC STS extended ab. tumsted playroom. cans 6 1772 herbed six drawer pedestal. �- no rust, lice new runes great. Lots of miles and lots of rust. activities Close to Atex GO iufr. starer s sten; 5429 motionless mattress and soca newbie, &CGnornical. regular Good cottage. camping or Werences Avaitable 428- CARPET AND VINYL - Carpetoil Peale 5250 a best one Td BUY NOW! DON'T PAY TIL s . non-smoker. Di a Rub good. f000 8599 three •:sums 3C square !a WIbrN 19051 720 1704 srt0 sra . n•,_ iurcoccT raver sport nmS. NC Cassette cassette a pest illi ass Cal (905) TEACHER OFFERS excellent Child care at great prices Warm bong atmosphere. Wiest adrtcationa program lir your c h W loft of in levgwl Attention 509,-M12 W EST NEY/Rosslaed, reliable babysitter available with 13 yrs exp. ICS daycare 000 - ma. Not hatch. snacks. fenced yard. trabes welcome. n ter - axes. receipts 427-4937 Free Trade FREE TO a 6000 ROME .ab Cross Good wnth cnudren Playful 11 ,Nxm . Stals to date Urge dog. Sandy 0 426-9251 1 Firewood ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS. truck loan of logs Buy now Ready for next year Sea - your Desi itD b RCA. DSS. SATELLITE. new POOLS Rectangular above stuns pass. (905)579-6777 w-atao 19% 1pX Customer SatiSiadbon sale models including test aril ar0ad uldldhg docking 16 Grade Birch. 3.1/4'x3/4' 6 2-1/ 1990 FORD RANGER extend- graranum Cal Mie for you all Wmeis open) View over x 24. /0. 55.995 Package ndudes war. 2 ladders. said 1991 CMC SI- 4 to Choose ed Cab 2 9L. 6 cylinder. 5 hire estimate. 905-431-4040 700 channels. Now avaitaae can operated washers and from. 89 Legend Cpe - 2 b speed• well awntamod..ex- I COMPUTER FACTORY Spmish Gatavisan and Unt- filler. prr1,p nom. 1'� 668-7564 cuoost from. 93 Civil DX. coft t tori son, bed Iver BLOWOUT Amazing 1 yr no paymentz then $1 duet) vsw Installation Available Card guarxneed fa 6 acm 11 (905576 (905) 725-0196. Lost B 1 8% - 9 Civics to choose from 96 Grand Caravan SE. 4 and tool tote xxkxkd. Asking $4,900 Call 435-0178 350 Mint loaded. primer. 767-3637 Found dr kaaOeC. $14.499. 94 Maida 1993 FORD EXPLORER XLT. monMor. �� and -- -- LOST - GOLD BRACELET. MPV. 95K. $9999: Over 50 white with blue interior excel Free SCanet, anode Fite scarcer delivery and setup 1-800-515 5545 RENT TO OWN new and re- conditioned app and Ambenea area Sentimental Imports In stock Mercedes. wu on. loaded, I60.000kms rti$11.900 cerb- rn res. new Pad valine. Reward Phase tau Voho. BMW VW. Audi WE had Cab 905 COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pent- M 9 5-263-S 905-263-8389 a ( 905) 831-2469 i ARRANGE FINANCE Good. iufr. starer s sten; 5429 . I -s 798-5 1 800 798-5502 Bed or No Credit 1401 Oarr- 1996 CNEVY BLAZER bladV Pormer We 744 233MHz 35011,1 system $699 Loaded Duality, woo0en Stieda e 1 IloerOrro das St. East Esquire Motor gild. au wheel drive Tan system 5888 We ave sheds 8 X 8 Din Wt. trey Sales Tel. 666-3310 ed. 100.0001m579.999 (905) love dorg upgrades and deli- don f339 pros lax Many other p GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pups. 579.3570 IxtPl cid rcpars (905)655-3661 sties And styles available Qurebred Champion lines, 1992 PLYMOUTH Sundance - AI50 gkrages and decks 761 mrouweslodk. available In 2 5L auto. P'sp/b. cruise, AS 13-B6 GA,IC lull scam PIck- g1STOMCRAFT imenors McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering Pon Perry 905-985-0769 am/Fm an0e. 4 door, tip truth Aid cap 350 V8, re- stock liquidation Ftrnrture. lamps. pictures. Accessories for more Into call 905 619 ENGLISH SWINGER SPAN- 1180001om. new WfttryNres. OuN new parts. 4 Dap mart, Owl exhaust with headers. amm fou ends. remnants p93 IEL pup burr 8 wide pia- excellent condldon Certified. Asking $1300 905-579.0322. Fabric roll ends. drapery tracks, all below cost 19 SOGERY SEWING MACHINE antique $150 Piano $695 ebred, parents un Slight Docked Tait d dew claws re- emission tested ASkinq $5.500 (905)723-7507 or 1 vww wa Sora S. 728.6323 Fnoge $150 -Val- for wine moved. first shots 6 de- wormed 5300 Parents also ()'-3759 4 Wheel FUTDNS MATTRESSES making $25 each 10- table lir sale 436.1890 Roo 198 AEROSTAR S rt XLT ax resume 10 19051-649- so ed cut and split Ready to saw small S85 non 64S4 car Shut Pant i Spears . School aged 6am-0pm. tug 6 bum (905) 852-7586 Bean Bags. Solas Bedroom (905)6551138 or Cady. (sop) A call 905-428-2947 5 k Bab F t We FRANK CREW Local home budding company requires qualified franurg crew Must have own venrde 6 tools Call after 6pm (905,-473-1313 E"nitinsenn marnotactn inti Slue" u Iwkuq for Pelson experienced w ale rabricabon of Sto ice Steil Rerriffeealed Table Sinks, Exhaist bond Preparations Tables an ether rood cpiNent r well. PMNs W M Mrilu 9Mf�4PM STM A stainliess filed shop sp�i ws w food equipmeall is in Need of a fully experienced person to perform layettt, operate a power hear, and power brake. Cant dill McCkaira 905686-8955 1 R;w Had" ow" DENTAL HYGIENIST required for temporary hygiene position in Ajax Dental office. 3 days weekly Please Call (905)683- 8400. lax or days 416.349-5458 HELP WANTED Hiring a full time Mon - Fn Bath -bpm Care giver and domestic help for an active working ti mlty Moth two preschool gins n our home. Location. Uverpiciol/Finch area. uu i energetic, person re- quired to are for 3 children (5. 4, 6 2 years). M -F. Housekeeping duties. Must have Aeo01e attdusde job re- tated experieince, own trans- portation. drivers license. Church! Rossland. Call 9115 619-1385.nc PMT TIME babysither re- quired in our Ajax area tone to look after 4 yr and 18 mo. cid Driver's license required. Pays $8.00 per hr. Telephone 686-7603 RELIABLE PERSON needed to take my chid to Lincoln Alex- ander PS. Delaney/Church area. Call 427.3836. • �w LOYNG NOME DAYCARE Story times and quality clid- ten's music, 2yrs. - 5yrs pre- school Part lime and full time available. Nonsmoking. tax receipt provided. Infant(Chnd CPR, first aid. Valley Farml Cll(905 Close to Pickering Go pan -tame Summer excur- sions (905)-837.2573 NOME DAY CARE available Located In Whatevale Phase all Melissa (905) 472-8736 MOM OF 3 Children 2 gong to Highbush School Willing to provide daycare w/diploma in Choldbood/Adolescem. 2 yrs working exp. n darycare Rea- sonable rates WTnes/Amber- lee (905)-831-8502 MOTHER OF 3 with 10 years experience in daycare has openings for Fall. Infant to prescttoot welcome Westney/ Delaney (Lester B. Pearson) area 4289950 MOTHER OF YOUNG child looking to start play group. Call Lorne at (905) 839-8244 NOT YOUR AVERAGE home daycare! Classroom environ- ment. Everyday is a karmrq experience! ECE mom provides excellent are in loving. smoke-free fame. Only 2 spaces available for 2- 3 yuar old. Starting Septem- ber. Near Harwood/Hospital. Receipts Jenny (905)427- 8025. PICKERING Beach / Rolle: Loving dayrarc 18 months to 12 years. Daily outings fenced backyard and park) rafts, story time. music, nu- tritious meals & snacks. First Aid. C -PR. certified. Non- smoking. receipts. 905-428- 1244. RELIABLE dayare. ECE Ex- perience. hat lunches. snacks fenced yard. Markham/Elles- mere Near Wm Tredway school (416438-8751. 1 r COUCH, overeat, chair. taupe very good eonortion. asking 5500 obo Brand new puppy training crate. Asking $150 used goalie equipment under $200 831-0017 FOR SALE Maytag washer and dryer $400 each Excel - Ian condition Telephone 686- 8275 FRIDGE STOVE washer d dryer 5250.5500 each -- room suite $375 Moving camera $175. Jeep storage bin $50. Dog pen $60. (905)- 430-0648. 1 ArLc o OAK DINING room suite Buffet, hutch, table, 4 side chairs, 2 arm chairs, Good condition Call Pager 416-372-0623 9.SW 1996 Evinrude outboard motor. Manual/deciric start. Brand new, never used. $1800. Saliboard, Model Sic Wing S. very stable. 3 sails me chhW's.4,000. Please call (905)430-6831. FRIDGE A STOVE $500 Wed- ding dress 5475. 1982 500 Silver Wing Motorcycle $1,100 Apartment size wash- er & dryer M. washer d dryer $400. (905)-242-6838 W s. y urru ure. stock Brand Names like Sino- SPORTSPAL CANOE, 14 It , morns. Palliser. Trgold 8 wide stem, and Johnson out - Hammer. The Best Quality at board motor. 2 hp., bath one the Lowest Price in Durham year old Complete with leaM Futons are always in stock er lace seats and paddles. 'BIG' Savings for students go- $1100 Opo Will for 11istkrg. ing back to school. LUIGI's Call 905.721.2407 (snip) Furniture, 488 King St W Oshawa (905)-436- PNIE/OAB FUIIMI7URE...En- 0860 (Across from Sears a1 tertamment kinds. Home of - The Oshaw Centre) lice. Diming Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom HMK'$ APPLIANCES Pans! Designs, our Craftsmen have Sahs/Service. New shipment been twlmiaWirg to highest has arrived! Urge selecbon quality solid pre & oak furrr- deflk frostdra fridges 5200/ lure for the home since up Extra q washers 1974 Drop in and see our weekend Specials SM. Wh* State of the M woodwor" Cself-dearirg stove G.E. facility and tet us show you $499. Whirlpool stainless low flee fumdure is made If steel dec ric stove, like new you buy Anywhhere else. you 5399, gas dryer, whidpod, will pay MORE 6 get $249. stackable washer/dryer, LESS!..... Traditional Wood - 2yrs., only 5599. Large selec- www"...115 Nath Pore Road bon stoves $175hp Visit our Simroe (S. off Reach Rd.) Port Perry, 905-985-8774 showroom. 426 St.S. (905)728-1043 httpWasni.tra- *bwulwuodw oftg.on.a HARDWOOD FLOORING, t/ WOE CAGES for sate. Call Grade Birch. 3.1/4'x3/4' 6 2-1/ Tim. 905-683-5117. snp TBG. Better n half than thin maple at less flan hall USED FROCES $195 / up the price. S2.50/sq.1t. Also used $125/ up. ht1Ed Pine floating & waliscapes at lowprices. Doug (905)649- dryers S up. used wash- rs af/99 / hp, new and used can operated washers and dryers at low prices. New HOUSE CONTENTS SALE, all Mand name fridges $480 and furniture. N. desk, book- hip, new 30' rages with dock shelves. lampis. VCR, carpets. ' and window 5430. Wide se - keyboard, vacuums. Maytag lection of oder new and used washer, much more. all 905- appliances. Call us today, 571-6142. Stephenson's . Appliances. KING W. Mack iron CANO- PY, NEW x -thick orthopedic pillow top mattress sit. Cost $2.300. Sacrifice $825. Can deliver (416)-726-9885. LIFESTYLE Spa. 4 person, 11 nets 2 12 yrs old Plus all accessories $2000 080. Phare 3pm-9pm.579-3081. Saha, Serwce. Parts. - Bruce St. Oshaw(905) 576- 7448. web site www.durham- frax.rnrnsiephensom. GARAGE door repairs, broken springs, ides, rolters, open- ers unsalted. Tuieups, $49.95 416-336-0073 HELP GIVE a toneless pet a second chance Healthy kit- tens. vet checked with first booster. Adult cats, all spayed of neutered, fully vacc vaned Mary medium to larger breeds of dogs also available Pets supplies arks donations always welcomed. Foster homes for medium to urge dogs as wax as cats needed. Call Dlrtam Animal Adoption. all (905) 438-8411. ATTENTION: Doo Owners Doggie Dooley Pet Wine Systems model 2000 554.99 Lip to 150 Ib. wt., model 3500 $49.99. model 3000 $79.99 up to 300 lbs. Dog Lite Jackets starting at $25. 24' Fire Fy- drarK Container $25.99. BEST BAN 31, 4-112', G, 10, Lifetime Guarantee. from $5.99. Dog shovels from $5.99. Saw Spm. 7 days/week. (905)723- 5413, Fax 723-1466. e-mail: 9419.sop dadsir6MV4Nsympahm.ca 11 As mNdbase (d;;iihM I 1191112 Ford Galaxy 500. Good turning condom East Offer 905.435-8 r 905-721- 1778. 05-77211 1778. SALES UNITED I H7 FORD Galaxy 500. 2 SAO door, hard top. 28 motor. red NO CREDIT? With red interior New winter I driven. Original all the way, must see! Certified. MRA tract BANKRUPT for truck or $6500. 723-7019. But need a cI Days, 433-9570.snp irl 1918 Notably Grad Marquis, needs some work 5350 as is. Cal Steve 905-7234493 (snip) 198 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88, 350 0. good running condi- tion, needs some work $350 �s Is. Call Steve 905-723,- red 128,000kms, pexceuent condgnan. p. w.. p I. air. must sex have company truck $10,500 o.b.o. Leave mes- sage Brian (90508-1866 1996 ASTRID VAN, blue, 8 passenger. V6, air AMIFM ass., tinted windows. tit steering. cruise, deluxe grill. luggage rack, runnifg bonds, new breS/brakes. excellent condition, Asking $15.900. 905-430-2971. 1 Trailers 19111 ROCKWOOD 10h. box, am". 12V 1 OAncncL WM stove. sleeps 6, 53900. Also Pick-up truck cap, Slott box $250. Call (905)831-2210. 19M $TAIICRAFT VENTIOE 6. phad prrlao" km tradeSlap ps wo condbon. $3�90�0. 1996 BONAIR camper, duel moves. Mibi. cim opy A add -&-room, of cal6eon. $5500. Brook - lin (905)855-8893. RENTAL$ Starcratt, Coleman hard-toopp c&mpers, three siz- es. &ookk&IN (905505-- 8893. SPRITE TRAVEL TRAILER, propane, eleam fridge, pro- pane stove, 9igMwpAM, Sleeps 5, excesent condition, asking $2400.432-9486 1997 TAMNIA virago 1100 CC. Blue/Beige. Mint condi- tion. Only 1,950ks. Bobuagght new hwy. pegs. Ceru)h�t57.600. eva*gs (905)839-52 3880 or NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22, 1999 PAGE 37 AIP all R� all � s or , 1 ouaa a , Dasa , Rent 1 Ram °r 1 t'9" or . 1 AuGtiolts 1 Auctions RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat &Sun Ipm- Spm �4AUANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 905-579-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfoot.com /-high riser • Marine 1991 CUTTER LX Classic bo- wnder 15'S'. 90 hp Joint or I. skis.indoor slorage. ladder- ackets. 3old rNorth Trail trailer. new bamery, low hours, mint $9.300 Cottttaagqee Said Pickering (905) 504- 5205 FIBERGLASS DINGHY by Northern Yacht Mast boom. SM. dagger board. runes tiller and ours Asking $400 o b o Can Bob after bpm (905)725- 8100 . I I Aperoirms For Reye 2 BEDROOM ivd.Labie arry. time Locafrd 309 Cordova Rd. Oshawa Nopets. Please CA 905579.2387. afkr 5 pm 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE. north Bowmanwlle Quiet country selling overlooking pond F'rsVIM No pets water & Hectne tickided $550 month dnectiots d vtewnnq appt 905-697-9047 1 -BEDROOM near Oshawa Centre ay,idabie September Ist heal, hydro and Cable m- cluded First/Iasi References no pets 5675,monin -au 433-2484 WWM avalable SeptTwOst. iOct.�• Call (416) 789-4145 of (9D5 )665-7543. we Osha- AM 1401• Parkking. lam". storage. Not SmoireMI�rrsd�roP�rehxred. $Swmo. P�syiko* SAtaimile � 1st. 2 OM. SeparateKORenter . V dean. NO Doln Polls. $000 all • Clit sive.Ready Iia $�eqp1 1sIm. Cal Tonle or SL 905831-Ba68. SlOsGM1yea. rteo bus 0-C Fenced yard, davieway, fridge & stove. 5900 pyRq 90s) 71b Ate• t 1 bedtoolN Wdl(= ntl0 miw• OW74 1 AJAX 1 bdrom II ML 550W=. 1SMS1 rid. Hantobod/401 $ep. mfr share Iaultdry. Sin_ 9k ivoilog Peron pre ad 619.6733. AJAK 2 -BEDROOM base- ment. available September Ist $700 mor" pitssepa- rate entrance, puking. No pets. Laundry no included. Call (905)619-0400. AJAX 91,7n1 1 hdnn ' floor, huge bath d bedroom Laundry. private entr $725/ mo inclusive Avail imme- diately. Brad (905)-426-2963 AJAXOxford Towers. Spa- cious apartment Qwel build - Close to Shuppmg, 401, GO Pod. saw 2 -bedroom S 849 3 -bedroom M. Avall- able Oct M Can 683-5322. utd730pfill AJAX. SEPT- 1ST, Large 1 bedroom. basement , parkmy separate entrance. gas tire - place. prefers Wet. respors- bk mature wotung remade NO smdtmypets. ItrstAaSI. $625 mdusive. references (905).68"77, AJAX. 3 bedroom ;;in lital appliances, parking $1150 ndtmve. quiet adWt pre- ferred 905-427-6903. October 1 AJAX, bright spotless one bedroom bedroom has glass wall. ceikrg fart. wo-.n clos- et. 6 appinaces. seperate en- trance. plus waik-out.no pet. $650 inckiSrwe Sept 1 (905) 619-1978 Rem • Illie 1illl Auctions 3 BEDROOM cottage for rent SOCK OF RENTING?? AUG 2ham Lake. Hahburton AUG 28 SEPT 4 s600 9Bs MIXED ESTATES FROM ACROSS CANADA OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII oos9 • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! Y. • Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, t no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-""275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate Ltd. all Apanirmrws fa I owrAomn o 1 ownfiouses w Ram Ram Rem DSHAWA Omet bmldmo)5 near shopping, Iransportdbon Uhl- OSHAWA zlebedr000md$50KOccttHlst. 3. 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH bedroom 5850 sem- i (905)571-4912. ALSO Sim- m 3-BedrooTownhouse Units. coe/Mt0 1 6 2-bdrm imme- Parkinincluded diate. $650. $759. (905)436- 7686 until 7 30 p m Stove & efrieerator. OSHAWA- Beautiful, spacious one bedroom great location. Adults only preferred Parking. laundry.non-smoker/no pets FisVlast/references 728-7861. PICKERING 1 bedroom basement apartment Dec BALSAM Lake'Fenlon Falls HK collages for August 21- 28 1 -bedroom, August 28. Sept6including long wee- kend 2 6 3 old quiet family resort, sandy beach, boat rentals 1.877-887.2550 1. 2, & 3 BEDROOM Cottages on beautiful Purdy Lake Five web egospped & clean coinag- es on 22 acres Swimming. fishing. boating tennis. beach volley ball, basketballbad- minton, horseshoes. hol-tub, lacwzi. barbecues 6 fire pits Just bring your towels. per- -onal items 6 food. and enjoy Blue Moon REtreat'! Call now 11) book 1-800-659-9448 . • 1 Florioa vara. rNmals 4BEDROOM house with ;ramming prxil in Kissimmee onrla Available from Novi 99. 10 min from AirporVio Disney World Short term/ Long term For into can 905- 686-2920, u -A rURCGi rrumL7 'Vacation panty fa 1, all included $650 t llolorlFb9•x. I Mortgages, Home in CLEAR WATER AREA First b last, available now lrisurarice kusurOnce 3 bedroom, townhouse, pod, mall 905-831-8860- PICKERING 1 -bedroom base- ment apartment, awalbale 5epllmber 1st, parking. cattle, separate entrance $5501 month. Non-smoker. no elps FirM- Call (905)839-623 PICKERING Clean t bdrm. Nord apt sell entr Air con. $650 am mct. No ts/smok- ,ng BrOck/Major Oaks area. lstflast References. Avail. Sept 1st. Can (905)-619-2149 acuzn. tennis court pond, 980, private yard, pose to 7,e4ch Available now For into i Dhlrrtos (905)-579-3788. 1 1 I>riv its Homes For Safe "INCREDIBLE DEAL' Spacious semi-detached 3-bdrm home All appliances plus 4 non hot - ab included Drily $121.500 ortact Dan ebundrell Sutton ;roup Classic 4 905 -430 - MO PICKERING large t Odom walkout bsmt Eat in kitchen. sesfor , 1 Roomslor Rem COURTICE - 2917 Hancock Private entrance Parking Rem Ad 2400 sq h. Cape Cod" 172 Laundry No smdrmq/pets AJAX•; eq (nom ..sere etre lacking onto gremoen. 3,1 bedroom. 25 bums. lWast Avail Sept 1st 5650! Home Includes able" gun- $297900. Open House Sun mo ind (905!-420-1160 or 1 • Ek cloy. parking bar Indge and Aug 22. 3-5 p in For Aug 27. PICKERING bright 2 bedroom F microwave Suits working 7-9 p in 404-2667 AbweAbove ground apt Includes gr daputilities. • ""xif-snnoker Avail immd !4=mo. iwtast. (905)-427- HOMESELLERS Find out irhal air. 2 parking D•ts/Smokinq. o XB2 the . n- the street sold for parking Mad $7950m29 Sept. (905)- AJAX- NICE Clean Room. Receive a computennd printout of ream area home being garnisheed. ;wit lama! $350'm0net fur- sales and current listings RE71r1ED Quiet budding ma-bed. a-unfurnishedshed Or unfurnished Call 427-6106 ltfar kd to you A 40 cost or True tenants, antral location t . 11 Obligation Cap 2" to 1-000- 1 bedroom aparmwjW avail- , -A-8697 6 enter IOe 1267 to abled. h N ' 1 • ROOM FOR RENT ,-" m� nOcyryber each floor BIDS 579.9016 :ear, bright home waIndicating oon aB m ^Done) AJAX- 2 bedroom apartment ABA GABA OU ^ear , -crM in building 67 Church St S. for you Be if sorts, detached Near bus. slopping, schools or touvvIm rt. YOU must have Avail Sept 10 No pets. a dollar - 6 most fret Mni- (905)683-6145 mum Income $27 900 Rea - Short Term available 401 & Whites Rd. suita working IF LAKE ONTARIO Waterlrort '..inga,ow Griot de SlateilWr- 'C Solid Dalt doors 6 from ^ Pa- treplace Rae roopertty f+v so- p O esslona! ='tend at 1905)-429 �Agmts $►1IgoUS wen-mainfauieo 2 swmbk creme 420-0042 "'�O"1e 3x 1905 s5s8a bedroom apt Aad at 900 �,Apy fret to you KE OSNAIMA ; bdrm 3 hitM. and 888 Gum . Some arm Ken Collis. Cadwell Bar•ktf --ardwood 11oors. finished walk in dosefs. paint proud- LIVERPOOLTlAYIY- �,r ed. Close lo schools, shop- (�) 728-9414 fwsned Dastrrefll bedroom, tint wifel IN& wwkuuf to LIMIT Centre. GO Station 11M sun employed mak Share is, Yxd. close to schools. AJAX. work St . clean. quiet. ties iniUuded Cal 726-4993 3 BEDROOM bungalow at kitchen and Dam waft 1 oilier church 6 shopping $158.800 bsrm 1-bdrm to home. Indge. tamed garage. large back- Suchen entrance $36g✓ (9051-723-6898 stave sip ent., Aooge. park- lard $1100 per 101 plus moron Immedyte Cab Ing $595 MCI Really -Pro OSHAWA utdpms No pros MaiLabk OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY AU- Mgmt 433-0270 9.5pm September 1 (905) 623.3582 1905)837.0538 [(905) arge 2 d 3 BrR I:r,its- GUST 22 ' 4PM 3 OOrm. AVAILAOLE Ice Sept Ist - tilities Included. Easy A UNBEATABLE OMI From PICRERMFG Large room, $425 2100 sq it Country bone, /km One and Two bedroom apt,ccess to schools, $500 down. own you own availabie �mmediately Fur- (eneSt d Tyrone On Concession SmallSmall glrmt building on em- nrshedluilurforsned Suutade Ad 7 Attached double dugs OK Laundry 0n prem- shopping. For apl>t. Call none starbnq at $69900 car- for working make, share - separate 20'.30' work - es Bloor/Wilson area CaK 721-8741 nes for lett 1^+n - OAC 728.0285 anyourrm 24 tors rose recorded kitchen. tauidry, pDd, bill and shop 16132' vgrouid pool AVAMAKE ttltelEDMTEIY, m WALKOUT BASEMENT apart- 905-728-1069 ext 27^7 Cold- cable No pet (905) 839- I>aKd •els". creea runs AUR Apt IE Ment. Valltortarm(Fincn area 2 8427 ftugh the rear of his 2 09 n0 spa- large bedrooms. W-Willuung- well Banker RMR Real Estak. DrooeM Asking cions. carpeted, newly paint- room. fay equipped kitchen Aurelia Rosana SPACIOUS one bedroom. n acre q ed. with balcony. close to bus. LanrKlry. ho pets. no smoking ASWI TELY ASTlNJM01MG luxurious house Use of Al $270,000. For more rnroma- tacuities Pet allowed. Park- Bim W (905)263.8305 u'allast all IRdrteS eicbded. $1000/tlmM eiclusne Sept 6 months free. men own a i OPEN HOUSE hrsVlasy reWred. no pets. 1- 1st Manon or Tony house tram $550rmonUL You ri0 5450�mo exclusive Fist Sunday Aug bedroom $700. 2 -bedroom, (905 7 reguira lull erne hallos In- + Last. Harwood It Hwy 0 2 22 Featuring Green House $815 3 -bedroom $900 Call rrowe Stull time a re" in- call905-619--0976 KdrJten w/o to wrap around 1905)430-0131. tBESTNEY/NAR OODrend on credit I do the rest Don't Sllrwd deck 3 !dint . den with fire - BACHELOR APT $512/month- HYYYP2, Newly renovated 2 y� Can Bai poke. CddweN 1 mw f Oed bsml apt 2 ensude place C A 3 Vac Furnished y plus utililes. 3rd flow walk- batt C/A mfr Close to Bakker RUR Real Estate to- Wsenieru with walkout up. no devatar. effifil s Cam p day (905) 728-9414 AT 4B1/ WINTE-S NO.. Philter- $197.900 (905)-668-1415 Mark 852.3107 Leave mes- cep for pro- clean home Orxet surOdi _ ttssiOnal ri0n-smd ag/pets. JOAN STREET Pori Hope 2 vision by corterYJewl area Bol RBOMGN Barker Ave Yery well TIUPLEX BMRIT7MG room. Broils rd. Avail On �roukU �If850/mo Mehad yroo gird and parkug Country bulch- smoker hare all facilities Ism hl•p Good tenants Inatome PKkennq 5400 per month (9051-509-7876. pgr 416-632- avad" September 1 $700 now $375 moonm . share pas. available S19,O oro / $88.00 a 62X, Pitts uMfts. (905) 9"161 9114 plus utilities Call (905)987 y Own and lute for finance 4725 Vis. 839 7540 5188.900 Refining. Call Nw- WHO M, targe unfuroshed WHITBY AR targe one bed- rain (905)-683-4422 room in quiet area. dose to room basement, amentties. OSMAMA - 3 bedroom 2 - WANTED - female student Mopping, Suit male. Mail- 401/qo. 4 applartas. sexpW storey, lenced backyard. (Preferably) 10 share town- MCKERMt. Jolty BUOY able now. S42WIrtontl•. 655- working ceupk. N0a SngkMig7 Close to amenities, Mailable Clouse. 2 large rooms. 3 PC "SpptrJdionox ' 2200 sq it extra 5539, no pets. Relera . Septem- Sep Ist. $950imo.. mom bath. lower level, shared Large morns b Byer. Main CBITRAL Otllom, targe 2 6 WAast. (905) 668,45M ccaum Ca1/2 IfIldro. l 434-2485. kitchen alnd yard. On bus to- ll- tMgy am HunOR ,Dorn. 3 11 1 n i N apartmemS awm- IAe. Close 10 D.C. S100/wll. Central as. throe 4pc. 8 one able M well-naintamed BNNTBY,kIm VM. Large 3 1 TaryNhowa Call 579-4816. f>tri101g dose 10 all anomies. bdrm. all. upper all, in Iii- ma balls. 9 D 156' V Please rag (905)723-0977 9 ala 2 car parking EWm CWAUM AWA •WW"A lo 156' fol a.m. - 7 p.m. heat. Require 151W 3.1 bedroom townhouse. R wAt self-contained apartment. (905)661x1366. beautifully dewlated. 2 bam- � YILLAM Cow- Immaculate $249.900. DDa1 OSOM CENTRE. large, rooms, ground floor tamiy- House Sal. 6 Sun 1-4pm Aw dean. 2 bedroom apt 1stAast. r�TT modern. KI roomapartment. therld. partially finished base- Lice. Approx. 1200 sq.n.. 2- gay 21 b 22. 1120 Lorgboor Please nal 905-576-0418 alter includes d'Mos• cel• Wm- Pts Mom x� Available Sept. MD-s, fireplace, AIC, sfa Dr. more derails (9p5)420 - I dry, PA u F Suit QMd a� 434-%6. � . • hydro. Cal 905- 1653 w (705)651-3125 4:30 p.m. w 905263 4519. 2905. WESTEYMW 12, 1150 furnished $575. 1Mrtby area TOWWWAE. N.E. Oshawa, SOUTH AJAX - 3 bedroom $4.11. condo. SW view. 12th October 1. (905WA-9833. 3 bedrooms, 5900. per mo. e 1 ONa a � brrlgalow, large pewee Dow. ERsuRe lateldry. stoops. Close to amenities, awiWOle fol, n law suite, no agars. 2 X4 PC. bah, 2 car parting, wRY rtxn what you pro own n Seprenlber For ntote n1Or- $/85.000. (905) 426-8513 at. lop midi budding Sept 1st. your own boom for less Nun mabon cal M"706 7M SO -FI- d bright Office kr 7 p.m. $1.35amo. (9051-01-2210- you It"V! Cam Dave Hay- space. Air GarWitioned. F 1-2210. TOWNM ME located al 1753 loot Saks Rep. ) Ltd. TO bath. E - i tnces. bd carpeted a Pnmlod- Flat Tref in NorBI Ostia OIIE ANp 2 -bedroom. imnm SrAnnlit Realty (1991 Ltd. one barn. 4 bol- Hydro included. Near Hwy 2 a via Less flan I yr old. 2 daft possession. Oshawa, coapl" � (911) 668-3800 w (9D5') 666 dose to e� (905j 686.12 mo. Gloss. (9gs5 yrge bedrooms. 5 appokum, 32 839-5770 antral ah, #=life closing. fridge stove. carpel, freshly- NWAM COMElILK MINIS. Pads & Asking $126. 900. Leave pankd, sboppilg, Laundry. 1 sen Bloor, Dread location. 1 Awp- message. 723-5031. no pets. Neu bus. Reason- able I11w5, 1425 sp lj eaclL Candace able. (906) 7252642 alter Cam (905 s79 5071 alk(s 1 �- RACHELON A Two bedroom apartments, n most beautiful aduN Wig. And. Oct 1st. sieven sm & PZSSW d, Osha- wa. Call (905)723-1009 or (0728-4966. OSIIAIBA APTS. Bachelor 1 a 2 bedroom. includes all util- dies and parking. Laundry on site. Building 01 f05µ32- 8914, or Building S2 3 F3 (905)-571-04125. Or for a8 1 - 755 755 �755 CONGRA TE YOUR GRADUATE! Congratulations PAUL! I Love, Mom, _ Dad, Laura & Jimmy! i 1 Actual Sizc Of Ad To place this ad in this special section call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AJAXTICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 852-9741 535 576 580 COOT= toompAUL comer IOL 1.890 sq. matters. only $150,000. Oshawa - Bloor ST E.. 1.5 am develop - Mal Sale, Walt density zoning, asking $300.000. Waller hank. ROirr Lepage Frardt Thal Es- Ut (905)576-1111 1 alop't REO SETTER RESORT - c01 - tapes and hailer park. LOcued On 8th Two River near Have- lock. Expanded 30 new sites, SOON by the water- urge spadous sites Good h - 5BFs,lM sq. n. for comner- pm (%5) �7l-3281 ung. pod, store. ret hull. Reason - daVretal/storage Bram $3.00 RETAIL OFRCE Space. 1200 PLM M, 1830 sq.n. frill- able rates. Call (705)778 - per sq.n. Parking. Great nca- sq.n. with tut base nerN parts- inq, large sized unit. including washer. dryer, dishwasher, 3096. tion. Downtown Bowmanville. Won't last! Cal 905-697.3867. signage. S9 9W sq.ff. net. (905)401-8217. stove hoodwiinwom coverings ovenutral gs &r. 1 NooNm a Gwagoa Sk� Since fixturesall Sob oak cupboards. $234.900 negdude. ISM A1oMEY PROBLEMS, Get out Dad to SNI 723-4951 ��u til quick without going 2 FURN1SMm rooms. share GARAGE FOR RENT, 1200 being garnisheed. kitchen, laundry. Ist./ sq n., private drive. Heated. PICKERMG, 3 bedroom Con- Everyone accepted regardless IWWA,C. -parking extraGays good. dean• dry storage. Can 60 lot sale by owner Liver- d credit rating. Cal for tree - Liverpool, 839-8429. $75.00 (905)438-8938, leave mes- Pool/Bally. IV Walk to Go and information 905-576.3505. „yk(y each. sw. mall. :102.000 o b.o. Call (9051663.0709 Student loans included. t FACT'S YOU NEED M KNOW! 1 (000) 641-4620 DEBT RELEF GUARANTEED WE CAN HELPI Please read your ihm.. fled ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. ACCESS YOUR MONEY MOW' FAST FINANCIAL ASSIS- TANCE. Private Financial As- SlSIaM No File Opening Fee, No Credit Inivesbookin, Assistance for Persians or Business Needs, Quo S Confidential Acceptance. ELI- GIBILITY: RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan). Alf (Retvemem Inclonee Ftm•d), LIRA (Locked -In Retireamm Allowance Plan), PENSION PLAN from a Former Employ- er. Minimum of $10.000Aru- yzed by our consildiands and referred for rapid firutldal ex- ecution. C.F.M. INC., Tog Free Prom 1.888.657-1062• Tal Free Fax 1-888-703-1492, 7 DayslYYeek 24 Hour Service. MMffGAGES - Good, bad and ugly. Financing for any put - pose. NI appbcations accept- ed. Call Community Mortgage Services Corp. (905) 668- 6805. t AM PAGE 38 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 22,1999 EM owft .. Iff a, opsofunities, �-Itffll FRY TRUCK - Brand WE ARE LOOKING for Den - new. fully equipped 24 it con- tists. Restaurants. Message verled cargo trailer. Excellent Therapists. Hotels. Computer location in Peterborough at Stores. Sportin?uGoods. Day Festival of Lights $25,000 a care. Building pplies Ren - summer guaranteed - working ovators. Rooters. Office Iurni- only 2 days a week- Must sell lure and Decor Our clients - moving $25.000 obo Call veed the preceding services & (705) 741-2811 (snp) products. Please call 905-579- - NOW TO GET RICHI on other 4034 ocket change Free no penionSIS (905�723-0662 PITA BREAD delivery route for BORED HOUSEWIVES - ON - sale Earn $40K per year. TARIO Names & Home Training provided $25.000 Phone Numbers, 1 -900 -451 - ready to 90 Call Gary 3638 exi 680. $369/min must (905Ml -2158 be 18 T -tone N N I DURHAWS OWN DATING S$ Government SERVICEI Call 905.683-1110 Funds$$ Creale a private mailbox or Grants and loans browse oftr personal acts Iree. Meet a new Friend or information to start Low for lite and expand your business or farm. HEAVENLY PSYCHIC An - 1 -8W505 -8W6 1 swers Find the oracle within $2.99,min. '18 -*24 hrS 1- 3783 "So Ethel .-how is the home daycare business going anyway?" LU M� MImproveffielaft DIRECT WINDOW Deal Directly and Save Vinyt Replacement Thermal Windows Side Slider - Double Hung . Bay ' Bow All types of Aluminum Work Free Estimates (905) 426-.6342 coImprovemients LUIL—R-Ofi-9 INLIDGET ROME D911110111LOVEMENTS Basemert Apts Rec-rooms, pknb% AddMoM eliectrical, "al. masonary & cement work 20 yrs. Exp. Call Maho (905Y 619- 4663. cel4416) 560- 4663 DOORS OR" US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS, (We instilill), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES. ROLLERS. Sales Service & Repairs 905-837-0949 HMDYMM Call a R" Kandlyrnan for all your household raeds. People wth larded cash few No job too small, Pkrbrxj. electrical, ceramics, WW . "gpemial repairs Ciall Joseph WS42116-7M call - (905)6"47 CU$TON CARPENTILT 0 CONTRACT111MIG iditions, basernianits, icks. cabsrwft. porch CIO -1 tilinip. dT&*N11 ins, om~ tops, Sir j tops, wuxkms ows garden Cho do to O(dW. atc. Tenry kw estimate: 43"115 Allimbie HOW .(Hoff* Improvements/ Repairs ./ceramic"nies Voutdoor & ullrldscape Projects Call Man CkSMAWA ON. Floork siding, scieft Iliescis OGVGO&Ougk window capping eviosso --ISO* _hW Had. 0"4494410 Floor MXMU7= Pientan & F-Roy—oacNewn 'GUARANTEE[r PAINTING & Stuom cedry bas~ mralralbors, Pay its your sailislied. For a Im extirepite call Scott 416,414-5911 (Pick- ering) paks"ag asid wavileaperiag Suww �cduitp.. GcwrW m—. Tup W -Lay -*' as wasaaw Prk= 2D% off fw Scriaws Cau fur a FREE Estinum & DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, relial* service. 4284MI ROD* -AIR CDAIDMONERS FRIDGES*REEZERS ELECTRIC STOVES WASHERS/DRYERS LOW RATESIWARRANTY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 25 Ym OXPOOOMO ir� 0=0 - CerL TOC11. 14161 M-9798 " "VEIMM YOUR AUCUON IN TWS P PLEASE CALL _*83-0707 (Aja4l Garder" & Rocifing La R-firig Eff Qnkkm`9 ON Lanft-" A & C IROOFIING TREE REMOVAL & MAINTENANCE And Allundausis Stump removal & Landscaping Shingling. =aIlt-qws of rowf%, nc%x anic! old, %1 orkmanship di�arantced 10% Discount to CA&L DAVE Seniorrs, fully insured. Free estimates 831-7055 C C In 14 alill Andrew at ("S) 509-40"900 [a Perry Services P" SWVW" Roofing, I'-LFLL.AN Window, R"BIT WANTS WORK M-2 C)oing Magic For Children's Parties 905-7(il- 11 11) & Renovations And All Occasions. Have My Own Magician. John Mcf.ellan Wan of His Word" CaU Fxnje 66&4932 ;;;;; M F11110111 $am CWPO" MOUKTAI N MOVING SYSTEMS we Wil move aryVining anywhere. &TAM Commercial or residential Pachavil. storage and boxes avallame saw & mod monat discounts Free esucon 571-0755 14988,491 -IRiOO U a W C hildren's entertainment for any occasion. Clownts, character look-alikes, loot bags, face P-Drv, ,g,, M.M. "Blue Rftorf Ased Winrw - My ftW'K3TXjIr 92!171-5331 ,A, I W.C� ;� wwwmmmwwwwww & STORAGE Houses, Apartments Offices. Appliances & Piano Speciailists. Senior & Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. anstred. Free Estimates. ProA onal service. Call 436-7795. Ole" Whh aIUICK MOVE Moviust - Defiverks - RubbliA Realselvelf Social Services Senors NHd-mou6 , Truck & Driver $251touir can Key olillot (905)571-7533 Pager (1111115A35-11111,117 Exp. in froo '" Households * Okes *Apts.PackingI". Free EsIrnales 4164234239 OGO(OdWOdDial FwFAM ao&VSMK Respicire old him. to its original beauty - Hand stripped, Free eslimales. 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