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Aim rr Teen charged'with attacking,- confining 1 5 -year - old girl - Pickering resident charged under Young Offenders Act A. Pickens teenager .. is g g Durham Regional .Police- say g y sexual assault unit. g should dress an d which friends to lice she was too afraid to seek out charged with forcibly confining and sexually assaulting his 15- the. - 1'T-year=old, also charged under the Young Offenders Act Durham Regional . Police- Sergeant Jim Grimley said the _ see. "It's alleged he started making help. The accused teen, who was re - year -old" ex-girlfriend - several with assault -and threatening, was girl reported being victimized by sexual demands which turned _ leased on a $5,000 recognizance, times over the, course of six; arrested last Friday following. an a "veiy controlling boyfriend" into sexual assaults,'' said the of will appear in Oshawa youth ;a month relationship. investigation by members of the who allegedly told her how she- facer, adding the girl later told po- court Aug. 1,8. AM Pickering neurologist faces new sex-related charge BY STEPHEN conditions re- - at Lakeridge hied by an adult charges ranging decent assault on lating to the . 2001. ' charges, mean - SHAW stricting his med- Health Oshawa, over the age of 21, from sexual as-- a male. minor has been A preliminary while, has been Staff Writer ical- practice. He and his patients years. sault and sexual A.two-day trial scheduled -for-, hearing into the . set for .April 23, An eleventh continues'to work must be accompa-. He's facing exploitation to in- on the charges re- Feb: ' 13- and 14, r e in a i n i n g 2001.' patient of - Dr. - - Douglas Waller has accused the Durham neurolo- 1 Since 1 • gist of sexual • , touching. � 1978 - � Durham lite- • gional Police say the complaint was: filed by a 37 -year- , old Scugog Town- ship -man, who al= leges he was sex- ually fondled in -. the -late-1970s in - the doctor's office _. at the ' Oshawa Clinic, on King . Street East. s �' �_ r • The alleged , victim, who was r 16 years old at the, r 1 time, was receiv-' . ... ing 'treatment for t_ headaches, .police IC SSE 0RTHOPE[3! say. jJILORTHOPED Dr. Waller, a _ - 59 -year-old Pick- ering' -resident, at- tended police headquarters ` Mattress Mattress Thursday `morn=, $ 3l9 Set � ` ing and was t :3i.19 charged with sex- 389 SET 469 SET 479 SET ual assault. He X29 ' 429. M w was fingerprinted SU 7779 . and released, F ,. The latest- atest complaint-ow complaint_ now- brings brings the number ' r of alleged victims TMt31'RAGT C VORA PLL#S E in the year long investigation to 12. The probe began in July 1999 'after' a 13-" Mattress IVI�ttCC'SS year=old Whitby. et 646;1 t $76--9 boy told police he - 529 889 was sexually as- -. SET 589- SFi 999 saulted ,in a de- : SET : 889 5ET 449 pattment .. , store ,x men's washroom, at the. Oshawa , Centre. • aw himbs ` • A quick, arrest • i C� • l�Nlow was made in the • fd MMpa�at it am sN- 9 attack and Dr.: • Bed IiVM �INNe► P dN y Waller wasa yir.l. of • _49ud0dhwy charged with sex- ual assault, and IM FREE sexual interfer- ence. The -story ap- CHOICES peared in the P news and police - were soon flood- ' ed with corn-, - -plaints by 'former ,patients of , Dr.' Waller. The patients, ranging : from - • teenaged boys to adult men, told detectives they • ._ were sexually as- saulted during medical appoint- i ' meats dating back over two decades. acs ,oa Dr. Wailer was TM . Tkwo ft , released Thursday, on his ' ori'tial , "wwa'a - a - c�...aay . . bail, _ which in= Please visit our website at. - Please visit oar webske.at cludes stringent wwvvslee R Member vie are the fdCtUr www.sleepfaetory corn con'rt=icnpose.d ,corns Editorial &OPINIONS N EW S- A D V E,R:T I S`E R. A U G. 1 1, 2 0® ; - - " EDITORIAL PICKERING - NEWS ice: ADVERTISER j� rtInAg Standard' Ieu �t V v ,�, A Metroland Community %v...Pt(� �/jjj m Newspaper p %� ['� h `'tJ �611� «. *e{,e• 1HHCC Xim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Bur ha g rdt - , . ,. ,,, 1� � Editor -in -Chief Steve Multiple evaluation procedures dor ntar�a . ng EdiHousttor Managing Editor restaurantsleaves margin far error: Bruce Danford Director of f e e Advertising It goes without saying that when res- provincial government develop ' a start- Duncan Fletcher Retail - ;dents across Durham decide to take a dart} ratite system, for all restawants. 4 -Advertising r breads from cooking and head out for a That move is not only a timely one,iNanage bite w,eaf at one of the region's. hun- but a good one as well. D 4 ff Eddie Kolodziejeak Classified Advertising dreds of restati*tits,- they expect a few- Leaving it in d*,haxds of indiyidual municipalities brings a host of prob- - u tleings. - -�„ '-3o a W Ir toms They look for good service from staff lems, not ` the least of which is different Rsat Estate/Automotive Advertising Manager members who are -not. only knowledge= standards from .City to city. What `clean' in _ : Abe lFakhonrie able about the menu but up to speed on may be- considered _ , Distribution Manager sanitation roquitements. They expect.' Pickering for example, could be lacking in a few- kilometres p Clition Hook food prepared with all the ormance only _ quality' ; . per' _ l Y er;health concerns rn mind so they wont away in Oshawa. Ofce Manager Barb Harrison get sick. And fibiey look for a facility Which is why the Province, so boast-' , composing Manager ' that's clean f bm the front door to, the ful of its ability- to streamline services, dining room, tl►e kitchen and the wash= should step lit ni at►d examfne what LETTERS TO THE EDITOR rooms. ,-fair and acceptable guidelines should be Yet, thanks to all the revelations from required for operating a'restaurant. Inc.(905)683-5110 oateries in Toronto, where health inspec- process should ;: involve input from s j ReC�r shown by the non -teaching pub- Sales , tors found cockroach infestations at health -inspectors, restaurateurs, and the SeSSQ11 lis which thinks the teacher's jab J905) 683-5110 sore, mouse droppings` in others, and ' public. The suggestion from Ken Gor- even a bakery where cats had been man, Durham's directorof environmen- etS fai�-Ifiiw - ado is a piece of cake. After 31 years . of fuil-time teaching, i retired Bartons !�ssifieds (945) 683�07D7 Distribution walkin in bread . of putting - more teeth , into g dough, diners arort t as til. health, make way, for -the Peter {905) §83-5117 overly confident -when heading, out as fines for offenders. would work nicely ftom teacher they once were: - with a standard system as well of the world, And, I 'have other news for mineral Fax 56rirMa'u Now, there's absolutely no evidence Whether you're in Oshawa,- Sunder_ hi r. Despite a}1 the many boli- to, suggest those types of problem- exist land or Kendal, d should be confr- T'ii the editors days; or lack thereof, a teacher Steve-houston@ ' here in 1; ..In €act, rmtratives €row. . dent that when. lbey, sit down to enjoy a Re: `A reader's lesson- on the av- *orks about the_ sarin number of durhamnews.net the health :department, such as ..its meal, every restaurant is beirig<hekl Grp erage. work week,' July 26 hours :as the average' person. By yVeb address www•durhamnews net healthy lifestyles awards program, have,,' to the some strict and. healthy, standards. In his letter,: Peter Barton at= actual-StatsCan figures, ateacher .. Helped the _region 'to -an excellent record temp ;to ,show how many :hours works an average of just under 130 Commercial Ave., . "f of good,. clean arO healthy facilities. E414011 Ownimats on lets olti 0cm , a .teacher does and °should worn 2,100 boars per year. The nation- ' Ajar, Unt. 1 S_ 2H5 But still, tlie: doubt .exists for many t0 Steve heirtte�t+_ news.teet Sub- ' He, claims he i& tired: about hear: in whktr'�=-a est last ing how hard teachers work., al . average for workers is just over that. Publications Mail Sales across Durham and Ontario resulting m1asivns and a recent su tion the Association rune, as well as the city of resMence, WO Maybe some teachers are- just Sges He made a major error in as- Agreement Number 1332791.- of Local Public Health Agencies that the be considered fig puWicatiorr, _ - a -little- weary about the jealousy _ suming most people- work a nine- - = hour 'shift. Most people work an e ur shift (with a halfhour_ eight -ho The News Advertiser'is _ - P(�#J lit Ch for lunch- and at least two 15-. one of the Metroland /04 �✓ _ . -8 i to breaks for which the m nu they Publishing d Punting, Pubh i g an TT Herr Vlll - Pape both right according, o criptureS get paid). = Check out the workers at Gen- ' Distributing -group of newspapers. The News eral -Motors' in Oshawa or- .the " - Advertiser is a member -of I have often been advised to study Charles Y, the Holy Roman Emperor, DaimlerChrysler Trim Plant. If'` the Ajax & Pickering the Bible, as though reference to it will who had captured- Rome in 1527. Fur- . • they, work past the eight-hour Board' of Trade, Ontario ` somehow persuade me to change my therrnore, Charles was -the nephew of shift (40 hours/week), they, are Community Newspaper views from atheist -to God-fearing.. Edward Catherine of Aragon (who did not wish paid tithe -and -a -half. and double-, Assoc., Canadian'Com-" " However, I fail to see -how any book : ' so riddled with myth, mysticism and to be divorced) so the Pope was hardly Barker in a }position to grant Henry's request time on Sundays. My son, a me- chanical engineer at Nortel -Net- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- contradiction could ever have an effect on m philosophy: except to reinforce - Y P o�PhY and anger his captor. flphtion Shaper However, the ambiguous nature of works in Ottawa, works three -l2- hour shifts every week and one . lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. ill � - ' ` the Bible .gave the Pope the. excuse he .eight-hour shift .every other The publisher reserves the P There are far too many improbabil- needed. In stark: contradiction to week. right to classify or refuse Y vertisement.:Credit ities in the. Bible for me to discuss M' fir my ' believed his marriage cursed, `1,eviticus' a passage in ('Deuteronomy' this limited space'but in Using Faith because the Bible ('Leviticus' 20;21) - 25:5y..says, in,pam "When'a man dies Also, not every executive making well -aver a teacher's in- for advertisement limited to occu- , in Faith From Preacher to Atheist; ` states, it is an unclean thing to touch : and has no son, the brother shall take come works more than eight; space price error pig` I)ap Barker {no relation) cites numer-thy- brothees wife.':. Fearful that lie ` the widow as his wife and perforin the hours. i knew some execs who ow biblical cont: fictions and empha- must be living if) sin, Henry applied to � duty ofthe,husband's brother to her..." worked 50 to 70 hours a ;week sizes the futility -of trying, to find out Pope Clement VII° for an annulment of - Thus, ` with a , clear conscience, and others who only worked 36 just what the Bible really means. Iron-` his marriage acrd a special dispensation Clement was able to refuse Henry's re= to 40. As a. teacher, I often taught - ically, it was a biblical contradiction to marry Anne Boleyn. --.quest, resulting in Henry severing rela- in the: classroom from 9: a.m. that helped bring- about- the great refi- This special dispensation was nec- ', tions with Rome .and instituting the until 12:30 p.m.'without awash- gious reversal in England in the 16th- essarybecause Henry, to use,biblical Church of England, which granted the room break. ;'How _many places ` century. . " terminology; had known' Anne's sister. annulment the king desired.' allow their employees to work King Henry TU had been married Henry yhad no qualms his requests But for this biblical contradiction, three -and -a -half hours without a for more than 16 years to Catherine of would be granted. After all, had he not all those devout English Protestants break? Aragon, the widow'- of Henry's de- ' been granted the title 'Fidei Delensor' would now probably be 'all devout ceased older brother Arthur: As {Defender of the Faith) by a previous Roman Catholics. Just think how Mr. Barton needs tp check his - facts before he rants about the Henry's wife, Catherine had given birth pope, Leo X, for his defence of the peaceful Northern Ireland would be! _ number of bouts a teacher or any . to six children, but only one, Mary, had Church against Martin Luther? -_ other-employedpoison works: '� survived nfan '. Unfortunately. for Henry, at the EMail your oomnuti is on this opin- J. Beverly Ewen, - • Henry, a devout and religious man; time, Pope Clement was a prisoner of ion to sWve houston*duM m ww*�ner. Ajax i NE' A VV&VM0 �WX MX01WAG41"PedwAW Ow 4Gr'e- Probe into - : Durham Pickering teen as driving friend home Wednesday morning BY KEITH.G/LLICAIV � � death • Staff Miter � .. � k : - man s A 19 -year-old Pickering man de- scribed as "one of the best" was killed in a two -car accident Wednes � 'x,�;�•"" ��`' µ "�'"°� x s 5 + icon lnues� day. morning.i ; s k - And, Lisett McGann, who is 3 Michael Bosgraaf eight months pregnant, suffered a .. fractured leg in. the collision. on Worked at Westney Road just north of Raven- scroft Road. Pickering Ronny Bathia was northbound on Westney around 11:50 a.m. on ase � :Y - computer firm c Aug. 9 when the 1990 Honda Ac- a r $ cord cord he was driving crossed the cen : "" - ` - An investigation intp the death tre line and struck the southbound may: of a "well -loved" 25 -year-old 1994 Chevrolet Astro van driven by T - Bowmanville man killed in a Mrs. McGann, Durham Regional M boating accident south of Sud - Police report. bury is continuing. Witnesses told police Mr. Bathia Michael Bosgraaf was killed was slum over the wheel nor to ped p -- - = last Friday when the boat he was the accident. travelling in stnrck a rock and he An autopsy was held on Thurs- and ' three others were tossed day, and police said it was deter- overboard. mined he died of multiple internalr. E Mr. Bosgraaf, who worked -at a injuries as a- result of the accident Pickering computer, firm, was Police are awaiting results from tox "well -loved" by friends, co- icolo tests but;said the don't be gY Y�� lieve factor.°inteKIP1,15 workersand'family al -Ice, says his alcohol was a Elj©bran, the hardware ftrY� �� ` z .• , .� � � ,., .. > � � � . ,:: � .. �� father Richard of Oshawa. Richard' Bosgraaf says- :his son _Hassam . manager at the Pickering Canadian had lived in Bowmanville for a Tire outlet where Mr. Bathia JASON LIEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo year or two, and tended to be "a worked part-time, said he was a bit on the quiet side." "great guy, very -polite. He was one A Durham Regional Police officer surveys the scene day"afternoon. The crash killed a 19 -year-old Fick- Reports indicate the younger of the best: He ,was like my little of a fatal crash on Westney Road in Ajax WedneS- Bring man and injured a pregnantAjax woman. Mr. Bosgraaf was in Sudbury to brother.,, attend the funeral of a co-worker Mr. Bathia had worked at the' Samira Amin, 19, was taken to Cen- young lad. We're upset about that. were incredible and they were very when the accident took place in store for three years, starting in the tenary hospital in Scarborough and It's a terrible tragedy," Mr. McGann well organized. Were verygrateful > Dry Pine Bay on- French River, summer of 1997. is reported in stable condition with a said. for their care. The doctors and nurs- about - 60 kilometres from Sud - He planned to study computer concussion. Mrs. McGann is "resting com- es were incredible. They did an bury. engineering at the University of Stephen McGann said his wife fonably" and the "baby is fine," her amazing job," Mr. McGann said. According to Staff Sergeant Torontostarting in September,: Mr. saw. Mr, Bathia's car cross the cen- husband said. Mr. Bathia's'sister says the fan -ii- Fern Labelle of the Noelville Eljobran says. tre line. "at the last second" She Mr.. McGann praised bystanders ly is "really distraught. He meant a OPP detachment, `Mr. Bosgraaf Police say Mr.' Bathia--was taken slammed on the brakes -but "all of a for helping those involved in the ac- lot to a lot of people." was in a group of 10 people out by ambulance to the Ajax and Pick- sudden, he was in the way," he cident, saying they were "amazing. He's survived by bis parents and for ride on the river in two boats ering. Health Centre, .where he was added.: - We want to give our thanks." sister and funeral arrangements are at about 3:30 a.m. Friday.. "At one pronounced dead. His passenger, "We're broken-hearted about. the .'qbe7 emergency team in Ajax pending.. point one of the bats struck a call fo�Vn u m-unicipa iVstluc' y rock and ejected four of the pas- n into the water. EverybodyPickeringIn managed to make it to shore ex- cept one and rescue efforts for ` ry optimistic' about Ajax position BUt. some not very that person failed," says Staff Sgt. Labelle. BYSUSAND WEILL area municipalities comment on sensus cannot be reached, comple- "One only has to look at . the Police say alcohol was found Stiff Writer governance reform here, wilt,exam- tion of the study would provide an number of ahem s we've made (re- in the boat. PICKERING - Hiring an in- ine a, number -of options, including : independent, professional report . garding amalgamations), I will sup- According to Staff Sgt. La= dependent consultant. ` to examine _ the creation of a UniCity; the cre- that can be used as input to future : port another attempt at it, but I'm belle, no charges have been laid options for municipal restructuring ation of two cities .based on an east- decisions by the Province." not very optimistic. We have a prob- in the accident. here is the best route towards, reach- west split; the -citation of two cities The Region and its eight munici- lem with Ajax and Whitby who "The investigation is ongo- ing ,a made -in -Durham solution on based on a north south split; the es- palities have agreed on a deadline of - seem to like the ;status: thio. I cer-, ing," he says. "There are still sev- governance reform, Pickering coun- tablishment of "three cities with one , June, 2001 for reaching a proposal tainly.would hope`.we- get some kind eral witnesses we "have to inter cillors agree. joining the rural areas of Durham, a on governance reform.. of co-operative venture with our view," most of whom live in the City. council voted Tuesday to westerly municipality- combining "I want to thank (Oshawa) for-, neighbours to the east." '' Greater Toronto Area. Police endorse a proposal from the City: of : Ajax and Pickering and a third join- ' taking•a lead role, for trying to move He added, when the .City-_ has want to interview all nine of the Oshawa to hire The Berkeley Con- ing Whitby and Oshawa with some this, process of governance debate - asked the Province "to step in and., , accident's survivors. salting Group to evaluate goner- or all of Clarington; or the creation along," Mayor Arthurs said, noting assist with amalgamation, they Staff Sgt. -Labelle says the dri- nance options -in the region. of a modified two-tiersystemwhich the efforts of the Region's gover- slammed the door," noting if the sta- ver of the boat is a police officer, "I hope a number' of municipali- would be based on the status quo nance committee didn't get very far tus-quo remains. it won't be because though he would not say -which ties, including the Region, will see with some changes in the number of He notes the total estimated cdst Pickering hasn't been pushing for force she belongs to. She suffered :. the wisdom ,of proceeding in this elected officials and responsibilities of the governance study is change. a broken ankle and a minor head, fashion," said Pickering Mayor for service delivery; $125,000. And while the precise But, Ward 2 local- Councillor -injury in the accident and was Wayne Arthurs. "I think we need to "The status quo is not option," cost to Pickering has not yet been Mark Holland said he -doesn't,-be- treated and .released from hospi- have this type of approach taken : -an reported Mayor. Arthurs: ` "Gover-' determined, , the mayor's report lieve change will occur unless Ajax tat. _ where it's done by someone outside nance reform will occur in Durham states : "if costs are- allocated on a : is a willing. partner. She is not being identified of our organization... I. don't think Region, it is only a :matter of time." weighted assessment basis and all Coun. -Holland cautioned there pending the outcome, of the inves- anyone wants to leave it to the Rather than waiting for the Province: 'other Durham municipalities agree may not be any merger involving tigation.. _ Province of Ontario\ to determine to impose a solution that we may to participate, Pickering's "contribu- Pickering in the near future unless' Sgt. Labelle says the boaters our future." ` ` not want, it would b_ a much more: tion would be. approximately Ajax residents respond positively to probably didn't see the -Shoreline Oshawa Council unanimously sensible to continue to proactively $12,000." a referendum question ,that will be rock in the dark, and that the rock . supported a proposal submitted by a address the issue." Ward, l Regional Councillor on that Town's election ballot in No- struck by the boat was "some - consultant in June that calls on all of - A written report from the mayor Maurice Brenner said that while the 'vember. what submerged." Durham's member municipalities to notes the proposal submitted by Os- issue was of importance to Picker- "If Ajax doesn't vote to the affir- Mr. Bosgraaf's body was work together to study= potential, hawa -and The Berkeley Group- ing council,: he questions how seri- mative, it is my firm belief it will found in the river Friday. Results amalgatniations.. "provides another opportunity for ous the municipalities of Ajax and not be happening in the near fu- of a postmortem, done Saturday, Mie study, which is Oshawa's re- - Pickering and the other mum cipali- Whitby are about restructuring ture," he said, adding in the short are not yet -available, says Staff sponse to a recommendation ap- ties in Durham to, look at gover- "Pickering has taken'a very seri= term, governance reform "is going Sgt., Labelle: proved at a January retreat of Re- nance reform in a structured and - ous position on governance," he, to be predicated .on the Ajax 'refer- ITH FILES FROM gional councillors that requested. all consultative_ way. Even if local con- , said. endum:' TORSTAR MEWS SERVICE GREAT SLATE THERoA•PEDIC SUPER PILLOW 'IOP SET/�� S $529 Q $669 D $629" K $ SPRING AIR CHIRO LUXURY s $229 n $259" Q`$2: 5ingie Marcs s MAn'RESS QnY 75°� Single BcHd er .......,.$i59 01 ....... 1z29� s X149' D $169' I�td l7Cm A u�i....''from �fi f ��es e1 i virus in. Dur am, THE- SEAQ TEAM �L O ►Jigns:- V D. -WOOD FRAME Emend The Life Of Your Health department educating public through help line Driveways • - custrnllersarvir BY CINDY UPSHALL, covered in dead birds in Tonawanda, Dr. Reynolds reminds cam the de- GLoianind 4 Staff Winter New York; uear Bu alc�; have lead some partment is interested only -in birds - that FROM -' There's still no sign of the West Nile -to speculate the -vim has ` already have recently died and did not obviously 95 $299 virus locally, despite recent speculation crossed the -border. it may have already spread to Canada With:thisin mind, the health depart- among the bird population. went is,folloWing its to de- die from other causes. "If they are already decaying, then they're no good to us and they ,should ° °' • --procedures -"We have no evidence that it I has tect the virus, which includes testing re- crossed. the border." says Dr., Donna cently-dead birds with obvious cans= , dispose of them," she says. Those need- ing advice on disposing of a dead -bird • i tam DRIVEWAY SEALCOATING Reynolds, Durham Regic h's associate es of death and monitoring mosquitoes. 'can also call the Environmental Help area �'"' oft °' "•° 25 medical officer of health: The' health de= -We have been monitoring any bird Line. partment has.been-testing dead birds for die -offs and .we are, receiving; inquiries OR, the potentially -deadly virus since the on our environmental help fine;" says Dr FROM Q 95 early summer, but so far none have test_ , Reynolds, adding, "obviously with ttiePas tiM,es i•` ed positive: greater public awareness, we expect birds be into health t? f The West Nile virus,: which. in . ap- more will called •the in North America last in department', Pasee �AD "SOUR lomat IS PINK, peared year the New York City area resulting in seven- . Asa precaution, she'sugg�sted .any- eV , ff USED TO BE RED '1 deaths, is carried in the°blood of migra- one concerned `take action, to try, to' tory birds and is passed to buxnans y avoid breeding sites of tnaosquitoes' � at �1CkCTIilg NIlC1tIYl YOU HATE PINK" through mosquitoes. The virus can be This includes avoiding' areas of standing fatal in some cases, causing encephalitis war'teor emptying items life rain buck- SU1Q Mg. lath OF PN(swelling �� tl l� for a change) of the brain) or meningitis.: els:and bird bathes which have standing There have not bee cases of the water. ; Anyone who . discovers a dead Hwy. 7 akin east of Brock` Fa3ilt PaCkaeS t%vallable ird is asked m call the Environmental virus discovered in Canada: but ,recent b5 ' - 683-+" ` - for eve �budget_ news reports that West bile has been dis-Delp Line at 728521 ext. 218$.. .. 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Ajax senior faces several sex charges Man, 63, arrested at his home A.631 -year-old Ajax man has been parents in Ajax. charged with rape and other sexual Her adopted father was between offences after his adopteddaughter. 36 and 43 years of age at the time of told police she was horribly abused the alleged attacks, Sgt. Grimley said. between,19-75 to 1982. The man, who was arrested at his Durham Regional Police residence last Friday, has . been spokesman -Sergeant . Jim Grimley charged under the old Criminal Code said a reportwas filed last month by . with, rape, indecent assault on a fe- . fe- a 32 -year-old woman, who recently, started'seeking psychological coun- male under -14 intercourse wi& a male under -14, buggery, and gross in - selling in an attempt -to "deal with her decency. --emotions." He is also charged with sexual as-. 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All I have to do is use --among the top three for girls under ball League. (COGBA).; The other Stag IVriter them and improve to. get where. I 12 and among the top 20 for girls squad, North Bay, is the only competi- Sharon Fichman may look like - want to be." under 14 in the province. for from outside the league. your average nine-year-old, but she Her coaches certainly; salivate But; quite apart from Fichman's So far, the Spartans are making a talks and-strokes;a tennis ball well with'the thought of her playing po- considerable talent, coach- -Alex ` beyond those tender years. tential.: Benyi ,points -to another factor key to teams to go to -the, Gaines' playoff ' Believed to be the.youngest com- "Basically, she's one of the most her development round set to begin Saturday afternoon petitor among more than' 3,000 tak- talented girls . her age in Canada;' "She just loves it. This is so much . at both the Ajax Community Centre ing part in the Ontario Summer, says Danny Iia Costa, one of four , fun for her, Benyi says. "It's great to and Hermitage bark, also in Ajax. The Carnes, Fichman was not as thrilled coaches supervising the 32'. 2'tennis see she's so competitive for someone Spartans were 1-1 yesterday, defeat- as one might expect after opening the players at the Games. her age. As long as she keeps that up, ing North York 9-5 in the morning, tennis event at Iroquois Parkin Whit- . A member of Team Ontario for she'll go a long way." while dropping a heartbreaking 3-2 by with a 10-2 win► over a rival four the past two years, Fichman is ranked •N nine-irnng decision to Mississauga in years her senior yesterday afternoon. the Ontario'Summer Games after fin- TENNIS,, myow?: Two local play- ' nor, of Scarborough: "Next time I think I should ;take today, Friday, Aug. 11, with games ers, Bary Bolahood of Oshawa and qualifying tournaments earlier more chances," says Fichman, a ' Following Day 1.of Ontario Sum - Comy McKinnon of Courtice, are nlitage Park) and Milton (1 x.45 a.m.at member of,the Mayfair West Tennis . opening contest at the Games, losing among the 32 competitors taking everything was running; smoothly. Club in Toronto 'I'm actually used part in the tennis portion of the On- :;; '"-.*" . .. `'" to (playing against much older com- went on without any major complica- tario Summer Games. �` -+,_; petitors).'There's no pressure on me. p.m. Whitby played Windsor, at 9 a.m. Players have been. divided based`';`w`,,:,w:= Bowmanville and .Harvey Jackson All the..pressure should be on my op- all games well bewomen. Jim-Wagg, on rankings into teams of four, con- +y ponent," a listing: of two girls and two boys..;,-.. ..:_ . If her skills continue to" advance women's baseball rest with the Ajax each. There are two pools of four for the soccer competition. with age and the desire remains in- thanks to Ontario Baseball Associa- teams each, with tt a leading teams six competing at the Ontario Summer tact, Fichman fiiay end up following has five -representathas front -Whitby, after round-robin play vying for the to become umpires. in the footsteps, of her heroes, whom �.... gold and silver medals, thesecond k4opened the baseball tournament she loves to, watch and iearrt from. Wagg, of Newmarket, has been in- place teams .playing for the bronze, ton, Milton and Mississauga — are fa- She says she admires Monica Seles in soccer, Darlington lost 2-1 to and all other teams playing for rank - -mer Games. The last two he -coached . for her aggressiveness, Martina . W.,' ing. Round-robin games - both sin - Hingis for her composure on the" gees and doubles - consist of a sin- cour( and Steffi Graf for her, power gle set up to t0 -while medal games _ and attitude. 'I would like to be s pro and go will feature three sets_'Ihe medal ' round runs from 9 am. untiL2 p.m. WALTER PASSARELLA/ News Advertiser photo aces around the world and succeed in many tasks;' says Fichman. "I Sunda at Iroquois Park in Whitby. Y 9 Y . Nine-year-old tennis pta er-Shar Fichman is beliei+ed to die the Players in the tennis event range 'Ontario think I'm talented and have all the ` BARRY BOLAHOOUto age from 9 to 13. ,youngest competitor at the 2000Summer Cantel, Women's' softball teams. also chase PWSA title The 10 teams competing in one he's aspectator, =watching his women's softball at, Kinsmen Park in Ontario Sulnl of daughter Brenda play for the Ajax Pickering have added incentive to win s �rll@S D01®Ok Spartans the gold medal at the Summer Games. The Games are also serving Don't look for any dearrut winners as this season's bantam-champi- ball League. (COGBA).; The other in women's field hodceyat the Games. unship for the Provincial: Wornerl's squad, North Bay, is the only competi- Ken O'Connor, technical; delegate with -Softball Association. for from outside the league. Field Hockey Ontario, noted most of Nine teams ,from the PWSA are So far, the Spartans are making a the six teams are comprised of play - represented at the Games, including strong case to be among the top tout' ars ages 15 to 1$ years from high Whitby and Oshawa from Durham Re- teams to go to -the, Gaines' playoff ' -school-programs within ,the various re- gion. Other teams competing are Lon- round set to begin Saturday afternoon g'rons. While Toronto and vicinity are don, Windsor, Mississauga, Kars, Wa- at both the Ajax Community Centre `' perennially strong in mens field hock- terloo, Markham and ,Brampton. The` and Hermitage bark, also in Ajax. The ey, women's field hockey has no such other team St. Marys, is the repre- Spartans were 1-1 yesterday, defeat- favourites. sentative from the Ontario Rural Soft- ing North York 9-5 in the morning, "There's a broad erase of female ball Association. - while dropping a heartbreaking 3-2 players in the province. so its any - All nine PWSA teams advanced to nine-irnng decision to Mississauga in bodys tournament" explained O'Con- the Ontario'Summer Games after fin- the aftemoat.They returned to action nor, of Scarborough: ishing in the top three in one of three 'held today, Friday, Aug. 11, with games �» qualifying tournaments earlier against Burlington ,p a,m. at Her- Following Day 1.of Ontario Sum - this summer. Oshawa dropped its nlitage Park) and Milton (1 x.45 a.m.at mer Games competition in Clarington, opening contest at the Games, losing Hermitage Park). everything was running; smoothly. 2-1 to London yesterday morning. Men's baseball and soccer games They'll faceeither Brampton or Water- The women's baseball at the went on without any major complica- loo in their sec ond`game Friday at 11 Games are an all-fernale event in " tions Thursday. Soper- Greek Park in p.m. Whitby played Windsor, at 9 a.m. everp sense of the word. umpires for Bowmanville and .Harvey Jackson Friday all games well bewomen. Jim-Wagg, N)emoria! Park in l<erxial are hosting +y president of COGBA, motes the kali- baseball, while the Hydro Fields in Durham Region's :hopes in bre of the umpires within the league south Rowmanville .are the host site women's baseball rest with the Ajax .' has improved markedly mw the years for the soccer competition. Spartans bantam rep team-- one of thanks to Ontario Baseball Associa- 1, The. EOBA all-star team, which six competing at the Ontario Summer tion programs that encourage females: has five -representathas front -Whitby, Games. to become umpires. three from Ajax and two from Picker Five teams invol i in the Summer «� k4opened the baseball tournament Games -- Ajax, NorthYork, Burling- Wagg, of Newmarket, has been in- with a 2-1 win over Central Ontario: ton, Milton and Mississauga — are fa- volved in the past three Ontario Sum- in soccer, Darlington lost 2-1 to mifiar with one another, as they're all -mer Games. The last two he -coached . Nepean in ;its opener Thursday. part of the Central Ontario Girls,, Base-, teams f ?. : 'le at.,:#vs_ _ frQ Al Riv ti;�Brad Kelly NEONSADitpRMR FRIDAYEDITION.August 11,2000- 45 AIR A/P PAGE 16 NEWS-DHERTISER FRIDAY WMON, /WgMt a 1, 20M Girls /can head- -to free SAa In ax pJ Youth Centre hosts teens next Tuesday Skin cane, makeup tips and Youth Centre. on Tuesday, must register ,prior to the seg= a -manicure await ',young .. Aug. 15 from -1, xo 4 p.m.: $ion-.. • women who want to take part There's also a chance to make The Youth Centre is at 360 in a free workshop. a fun craft. Gayly St. W. (between West The ongoing Summer Spa. The Body Shop staff will be ney Road: and Finley Avenue] sessions for teenage girls 13 to on hand to offer guidance for in Ajax. 19 living in Ajax. and Picker- participants. Call 42&1212 "for. more in- ing is being, offered by The While free, participants formation or to register. 1dram, at Youth Centre. too T a 1 tale a Theatre. monologues is the Drama -roma, a series of sary. t focus 01 the next drama work- free workshops, are . open to The Y25uth Centre is at 3 oP offered . by The Youth, teens 13 to 19, living in Ajax Bayly _St. W. (between Finley - Centre. or Pickering, and no skills are Avenue and Westney Road) in Youths can. Iearn how to rewired. Ajax. read the emotions of a pas- It's being held on Wednes- Call 428-1212 for more in- sage, -as well as pick up tips on day, Aug. 16 from 6 to 8 p.m., formation or to register for the script reading and delivering. and priorregistration is neces= workshop. �jja�rr ttri�y BiLLkA -AUG Il, 2000 FRIDAY, AUG.11., SERENITY GROUP MEETING:. The Serenity. Group- 12 Step "Recov- .. -ery Meeting takes place -at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd. in Pickering A support- group, _meets and deals with addictions of all -types, including co-dependency. A child-care program is available, -428- 9431 (Jiro, evegs). SATURDAY, AUG -.12 ALCOHOL ADDICTION: Is your life- affected by alcohol? If so, Al - hosts its 'weekly meeting at 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. Call` 1-800- 921-3555 or 728-1020. Ask for Al - Anon. BBQ:: The Women's Rights Action Coalition (WRAC) of Durham holds a fond -raising barbecue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Dominion Sav-A-Centre, , Whites Road and Stroud Lane, Picker- ing. WRAC aids abused women., and children. 427-7849. SUNDAY, AUG. 13 CONCERT IN THE PARK: Bethes- da House's 4th 'Concert in the Park -fakes place from 12 to 8 p.m; at Rotary `Park - in Bowmanville (Q'ueen and -` Temperance streets). Live entertain- . ment, door prizes, a penny table and fun for kids. All proceeds to the facil- 11. -D ity which assists abused women. (905) J-tE AY0,V - 0 .. ext. 61.�JNG 623-6045, TUESDAY, AUG. 15 YOGA: The Ajax -Pickering Sahaja-HI--E foga Meditation group meets on v . Tuesdays at 7:30 pm., at ` the main branch of the Ajax Public Library, cor-,A - DATE` ` 0 9UR: ner of Harwood Ave. and Kings Cres., next to the Town hall. Free and every-. �- -WITH US. HES ' O T - :one welcome. 416-759-491.2. 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S; , .t #1ni to t�ii'441k YAU119!4 ,A4PtM4,,[tA illYA 8t ?�c" 1 1' ,- NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, August 11, 2000 PAGE 1S A/P Durhat�'.st'hools,ready-to_ fires rode real]irei encs But some say possible teachers' strike. of more concern BYMIKERUTA, example, T-shirts that advertise tire in the -code, of conduct. the answer to creating a better at- have uniforms already, said Grant Staff Writer drugs or alcohol. He believes stu= , . "If -they want a better atmos- mosphere:' Andrews, education director of the Durham stndents may have to think dents should have a say in what 1, school) they. should work Meanwhile, at Durham's Durham Catholic District School azd twice about what they wear to school _ clothes they are allowed to wear, with teachers to get eatracur- Catholic high schools,. there's not Board. "The parents were involved this fall. and questioned the motive behind ricular activities back:' said. Mr. much to decide. when the decision to have uni- The P'rovince's_ new code of conduct the , government's inclusion of at- Sodhi. "I don't see clothes being "All of our ,;secondary schools forms was made:' will be par4ially implemented in Sep- 9 • - „ember, giving p ght to de- parents the ri cide on a dress code or uniform for stu- dents at their -school. Staff have made changes to the Dort Perry High School dress code, follow- ing input from the school community-= council .(SCC). Among the additions to existing rules are a ban on any form; of headgear, including sunglasses, tuques and hoods. The dress code states these restrictions will allow for better identifi- cation of intruders, making the school a safer place. . "I know a lot of our members would see this as a very positive improvement . acid I know the staff do as well,' said ` Martin DeiTtmers, SCC chairman. -He said council members have con- tinually emphasized safety is atop pri- ority., and the chart$ stepthe right direction" in achieving a safer school environment. Some SCC' mem- bets wanted to take did dress code a step 'further. 601bere are some members of our ' SCC, wwwould:I", to;see uniforms," saidIvlr. Den�i�ners,> Hoiw+ever he is quick tc pinto rt " doesn't necessarily- „mean:' dress `shirts; ;- - ties_ ad W=n like the phrase narmal-t ly- implies. Mr. Dammers _ noted school . uniforms can now inclucic for example, golf, s1firts `beating the 'name of die school. "One of the beauties of that is you know who belongs in the school' he : t3 said. Al Goodall, chain of Fickering's ' Luse Setieia Ridge Sectary School conamu- , ;SvWaad oupcil; said ,determiningw_liat is-: and isn't ate dress `i$ difficult. - s.. ' Besides, -so many cbenges ' oiiig in education, what students �1�►��' SI�e� Slee�r-O-Pa#ic 0(#hopedic "4114 Sappart Perfe�t Chsi�e wear isn't uppermost in -parents' minds right now.. - SHiG<f X99 y LE SINGLE SINLE $249 g Sg 159 =_Ml�i1AE 1YiAiiRESS John Muise agreed. The chairman of Ajax's Exet h School SCC said MATTRESS<: I�IiTRESS9 SET i 59 _-sE-T $199sa. „ �� '349 sa . I parents are' woizied „heves going to be , worried another teachers' strike this fall, making 10tuff"yr*e0&* 25 lirf► 15raaili i 61 MrsecatY dress codes A low- priority. DOUBLE $159 . $219.0011BLE ' 199 ` 1249 -DOUBLE . „209, 529$- DOUBLE $279 $399 DOUBLE $299 $419` � "It hasn't tweaked any. interest," said ` QUEEN $189. UK_, QUEEN 5229 $M- . QUEEN $949 - $359 f>11EEN $299 --$4119 QUEEN $329 KMG N/A N/k:-'.` _ : ' N1A NiA 1 +J ;•199,1„11 55 . Mi lVluise. The issue was discussed by -student l leaders at Durham public high "schools . i • • this past year, said Sund€ep Sodhi, who- hograduated graduatedthis year from Anderson Col- legiate and Vocational institute m whit-" by<' Mr. Sadlri was. president of the, school's student council and a ' student trustee on the Durham District School _ • Board - _ For the most paid, students at the Studenr Senate were a little: baffled about why the school uniform issue came up, in the first place;' he said. At his . own school, W. SAii said, students were well aware of the dress code and undeistood.restrietions on, for - �# m- _ P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER, FNDAY WIT14N, August 11, 2000 in, " Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fria 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. Sat. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun. 12,-.6 P.M. N E W S AD v E R -T 1 S E R --A u G 11, 2 0 00-, ��v=426-6242 Weekend at the movies... TD 4MENWILEnterta nment I Mail K� anu aims .:for With Tie Here's what's -new at Ajax to grab spoiting stardom. reasons of her own about row. I Directed by Robert eEE�ss�CH�e(NOPASs S)SPGji PG)�re ture ture sh��ftme) :5o?4:30-7:004935 and Pickering cinemas this As they amaze everyone why she feels this relation- Vince. CHICKEN RUN (PG) 3:30 weekend: with their, winning streak, ship can't last forever Jack is a playful -chimp COYOTE UGLY MG) 1:40 - r.1s - 9 0 - HOLLOW MAN PASSES) UW (Not fewimoM brdWo, violence, highh�drg scenes. ooarre b4)130.430.730.1036 the ragtag group discovers in she's dying. who has lived in a university KUM,PROI OR r THE KI UMPS (AA) (Not recommended � children) 1:00 - 3:40 - 7:35 THE REPLACEMENTS itself the ability to hope for (Varnou4,Players-Pickering , research environment for POKEMON zooD (F) 12:40 SPACE COWBOYS (PG) 3:05 - 7:20 10:25 Starring: Keanu Reeves, more, khan they ever thought Town Centre, Cineplex most of his life. Dr. Kendall, THE REPUCEMENTS (NO PASSES) (PG) (Coarse language) T:10 .4:00 - 7:40 -10 20 -Gene Hackman, Orlando possible, maybe even the Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas). his friend and teacher, knows WHAT LlE8 91]IEliTll (AA) (Not recommended for children) 12:30 -650 -'9:55 Jones, Jon Favreau, playoffs. his grant money is about to 601 IWA X=MEN(PG) (1ro>ence),o 10 Brooke Lan n.Directed (Famous Players -Pickering BLESS THE CHILD' run out and fie is close to re- � g y g - AUrd1itl11N NEW YORK (NO PASSES) (PG).(Mature theme) .12:45 - 3.15 - 7:30 -10:15 by Howard Deutch. Town Centre, Cineplex Starring: Kim Basinger, ttrement. Dr. Kendall had in- BLESS THE GILD (NO PASSES) (roc) (F,i4ntemv scenes, mat m ne) 1:15-3:45-7:00-10:00 Success- is often a matter. Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas). Angela Bettis, Jimmy tended to return Jack to the CHICKEN RUN (PG) 12:40 4.16 - 7:05 of blind luck, and `some de Smits,. Rufus Sewell,_ . ranch he was born on, how- coroTE UGLY (PG) P2:30 0 - 2 - 7 25 - 5 - 9 s ,,. DISNEY'S.THE KID (PG) 12:10 - 2:45 - 7:15 -9:45 serving people, talented irt. A�TTUMN IN NEW Christina Ricci Directed ` ever, universJty officials have SLADIATOR(AA)tNotrecommended for children. violence) 9: 15 their own right, never et a YORK Chuck Russel already, sold Jack to a med- POKE IO x2000 (F)1 : (Pc) (violence) 1:00 - 4:00 - 6:50 - 9:40 . },�, g g b3' _ y POIKEMOIt 2000, (F) tP:00 - 2:30 - 5:00 crack atit. :Such hasbeen the _Starring: Richard Gere, A woman whci has -been ical.research facility.. TNER LIiGgNEttTB NOPAssEs PG Coarse] t e 12:15=3:30-6:45-7:45.9:30.10:20 fate of 'Shane `Footsteps' -Winona Ryder, 'Anthony guardian of her ,iiece ever A mistake gets Jack. Falco, once -a hot All-Arneri LaPaglia,. Elaine Stritch, since her drug -addicted boarded on a- train headed to can football prospect: But Skerry Strinoeld Direct- younger sister abandoned Nelson, B.C. where, "the fate is not .through' :with ed by Joan, -Chen. the child,; is faced with the • -chimp is', befriended by a Shane., When league players Successful restaurateur horror of defending her ward young deaf girl named Tara .decide to strike, leaving the Will Keane ,is on the verge of when : the sister, and- her whose older brother is prospect of empty fields (and' turning 50, yet he's still quite wealth husband, both: evil Steven, an avid hock y .1xy equally empty stadiums) for the playboy with a persistent occult practitioners, return er who dreams of playing in ;team owners to contemplate, case of commitment -phobia. for the little girl, now'pos- the NHL, the Washington Sentinels When he, meets Charlotte sessed with extraordinary Jack rekindles Steven and - scramble for a solution. Fielding, a free -spirited powers, his- teammates' passion for When they bring con-` woman balf his age, he ex- (Famous:Players-Pickering the. gaMe when he. skates tentious and self -retired head pects another- quick, and easy Town Centre, Cineplex onto the lee and - into the coach Jimmy McGinty romance. 'Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas). record books as the first into the fold, McGinty. seeks But nothing about their chimpanzee, hockey player., rout players who will - play relationship is quick or easy. MVP (MOST VALUABLE (Cineplex Odeon. Ajax 10 DII�INER SPECIALS . with their hearts lather -than Just when Will is tempted to PRIMATE) Cinemas). MONDAY NIGHT .$699 � 99 their. wallets., Foo Shane. and bail outwith his usual line Starring: Jamie Renee For a complete -listing ofRB MGff PiOrt � from a mismatched crew of out- `.about "not promising forev- Si aW- Kevin Viers, Rick, what's dying this weekend, S iders, it's a: second chance er," Charlotte responds with Duccommun, Iain Mor- contact y local cinema. NE DAY NIGHT � 9() hIGff- /. 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Sses tax exba ; pet etlstoKne peF VLsB Auu :1820W_ a t a� Teens invited -DISC - _ AI to help'' -iMrove p oma: .Plckeri libr' 4 services MCKERING -- Local teenagers . are being- invited to join an advisory group to provide input on - how the Pickering Public Library can improve its services for young people. The, library is asking teens who live, or go to school in Pickering to submit applications to join the new " group. .,"All teenagers with an interest in leadership roles and public -service are invited to submit- an application; states a news release, noting meetings will be held once a month to discuss - library matters relating to teenagers: -_ ">~ormili a new - teen advisory group is the first step in creating,a teen -friendly, library "environment,7 . says CEO Linda Linton. Applications can bepicked up at any Pickering- library branch and should be returned by Sept. 15. Can- , didates will be interviewed in late. _ September with the first meeting to be held in early October. For more information call 831-. 6265 or 686-0250 ext. 243. air, \r bMe V to Ballyclifie., in Ajax AJAX — A ,Country Fair Day is - being 'held at Ballycliffe Lodge and everyone is welcome. Activities include a Watermelon - eating .contest, crafts, bake sale and a pie -baking contest. Proceeds will go to fund resident - outings. Ms being held Wednesday, Aug. 23 at 1:30 p.m. and Ballycliffe is at; 70 Station St.,_Ajax. Any donations would be appreci- ated and -everyone - is welcome to ", bake their favourite pie," Call 683-7321 for more informa- tion. Just the fax: 583-7363 Oelow' MONDAY'S TUESDAY'S AW PAGE 22 MEWS ADVERTMER FRIDAY EDITION, August 11, 2000 COMPARE. 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TorPharm,'a division o A p f poles has the U.S. ,export market as its strategic focus. TorPharm is. expanding its infrastnielunes to meet the growing healthcare requirements of the U.S. market. Due to our ongoing growth, .we presently have the following career opportunities available in various areas of aur business for dedicated individuals like you, who want to share our vision and growth. ` Pm- dik.don Twhhidam In these permanent and one-year contract opportunities, you will manufacture drug products according to customer and company requirements. This will include setting up, operating and cleaning production equipment, 'documenting/recording relevant information and pelf testing in oocordance. with GMPs and SOPS. A team player adept at meeting deadlines, solving technical problems, and Meting work accurately will do well in this. challenging role. You must demonstrate manual dexterity, and excellent communication and mathematical skills. A post -secondary education in'Pharntaceutical Technology would be considered an asset NWMt 110& 11,1]1CS 44 d. t- teiiaAce-Medianics AL Under minimal supervision, you will set up, maintain, troubleshoot, repair, install and rebuild packaging ` and production associated machinery. A licensed M llwright/Machinisrand/or graduate of an Electro -mechanical diploma prpgmm, you have 5 years of tnillma igWel6cho-mechanical experience in the pharmaceutical or food industry, and an in-depth knowledge of mechanics; %film, iTef liiff>�ri rl r'•giie 7 i ' ;11ic :k 11 ' °if �V ;l, clfa�r'1 �' P t $ Getke►al General?I�rt General tle�s i sra ernes tlpdrg«tu skiNed Heb► : ` Skied H► Sired #Nip J - nlelea rot PEUGEOT 10 SPEED BIKE, bar DANCE INSTRUCTOR/CHOREOGRAPHER PIT RETAIL SALES HELP. Progressive Electrical Manufacturing Company in Ajar pd, cerryb�Ask-prig i1cZkt�rs�t`s`r�f>lf k�k�i required for Sporting Goods Store. Has an immediate Opening fora 905 852 6901 Experience an. asset. PuINu TECHNICIAN available for. ft are an energetic, well established dance school in Pickering TTA i1`Y � tuning, repairs, & pre-pur-chase - which requires one or more experienced dance "teachers. Your Fax resume to: 905-6$5-2505 Q _ consultation on all makes & q models of acoustic pianos. responsibilities will include teaching week classes to children or drop off at: Reconditioned Heintzman, Po 9 iY The successful candidate must have 2-3 years experience in a Yamaha, Mason a Risch, & other " ages 3 to 18, choreography, assistance to day to day, manage- 32 Church St: $. Ajax manufacturing environment and able to work independently grand or qirigM p' nos for sate, ment of your classes, and related duties. with little supervision. Sound knowledge workingg with ISO staningat 5: ( readyforfa!! The candidates must be experienced in ballet, jazz, tap and- skRleti 9001 procedures and requirements as well as the tis pion lessons now! Check out the web 1 PP le sons now! Check cell Barb ACRO: The candidates must be .willing to provide a resume of components at final stages of inspection is required. In at 905-427-7631. Visa, MC, outlining experience as well lS references. Ideal) the slilnnPRAcne AsslsTA►IT CRANE of Ajax addition, this tion will also provide support for electrical " Amex 9 Pe y,. based co., construction n P° P PPo candidates have BATD, RAD, or CDTA credentials. Busy Whitby. of- armee a must, knowledge i TA, testing. POOL TABLE - 4 12 xi9 cherry- willfice seeking a mar- must be computer literate, cram wood,, Imperial design with Please mp In confidentse to: ketinp-oriented, enthuslastic, experience an asset. Send Candidate must be able to pay close attention to quality and turned legs, 1 • slate, leather mwmwmis@home:Com individual. Please submit resumes -Fax -(9145)686 8548, detail and work well m'a team environment. Fluent in the' pockets, brand new cloth, ances- resumes personalty on Mon-. drop off at 131 Dowty Rd., W of sories. Worth over $6000, sell Or mail to 1866 Fairport Road, ust ia, .hareems 5;Ofi pierw0od, orca(t (41 87 3107. ability to use mechanical and measuring equipment is also a $2soo.; Can deliver and set up. Pickering, Ont. L1V 1T4 ruesday5 rnursd requirement for this position. 7YB 5139 or Friday mornings 7:30-9:00 EXPAND1101111 : AUTOMOTIVE AM at Rossiand Chiropractic metal stamping company re* RENT TO OWN new and recdrdi- Qualified applicants must be agradnate of a post secondary t Associates. 701 Aossland .guises: Production .Manager appaances; and new T.V`s. Oakrlidge Golf Club presently has openings for Road East, 2nd Floor. South 11ty Assurance Inspectors}' Assurance rogram or have equivalent comprehensive . Full viartamv tjaddy's Market, east comer of Roseland and Set up Operators Sates Estl- related work ex encs in this field. A background u► the 905 263 8369 or i-800.798- Full and Part-time help: Garden, 430-6787 melon Tool end. Die Makers electrical field would be considered an asset. . 5502. You must be available to work through flit fall. (Not suited for students.) Telephone (905) 435 5244 Or SCOOTER - 3 wheeler, good con- RILL-TIME %Accounts , fax reaane {905)4354%96 ' Op gip' able/Rec tv" clerk � We offer an.excellent hourly rate of pay and full benefit dhion. basket, charger, $9N.. - > and cash experience anasseLentk Most be exiotlknt n working with t>� pu6Bc. lot sma8 .industrial compw - EII MENCED ELECTRICIAN ackage ed candidates interested ut the above (905pt27-0262 . .rump � fax�yatr t+esumo to: Attention:7uli smith package. � Q jun@oaktidomolfo Hne.com Comber experience needed. required for new residential position are asked to fax their resumes in confidence to: SOLIO MARBLE. I diming Required i Drop homes, Plass fax resume to P� lila Phone ttPerator off resume m 1895 (�905)655 7994 or mail to: 7143 roam table; 3'x7 villi 6 chairs, Assisting oe the phone and entering mwrvati0B into mo booking system. Computer and Rd. Unit-1105, Pickering 1As�hleim Rd.. Brooklin, OoL IAB Human Resources Department befpe & ' off while tales, $700. ppEFhhm�oo�nnilete CA (80404-•1254 after Spm. or tag resumeto: Attco0mjim HOTLINE SUPPORT STAFF- (416) 298-3545 an asset brit not esseI { Com LlNDR )S for a full INTERIOR TRIM CARPENTER. PUIFAAK FURNITURE..Our time support far an & own toolp & transportation, We thank all applicants for. their interest but only candidates - Mission Furniture is on the Send Fax to: (905} 48`) 4157 NO PHONE I7S FLEAS nremq conbad Must be bilge WCB and some exxppeerience. selrxted for an interview will be contacted. has floor- mid and see there that i both d}kw languages Cao Steve 416-801-0985' NO }Zhone cake uleaee has fumed da Furniture work( PIMA UP TRUCK DRIVER and auxd Paste strong Computer days, 852-5403 evenings. upside do office, t Divi met o om, fUTItiNNE COfpOrRtlOTi, a leader IFA shophelper - required for sidge Cvemng hours required: Rome oiffice DfmnQ -r o m Fax resume to 905) 725 8337 , LABOURERS i CARPENTERS Kitchen, and Bedroom North AtRetiC2t1 tlph0lBtered residential Eginpxrierit Garmtury at needed let the Ajax area. Cab 1 FheyrOod Fumdura-Dont forget...Trad!- openings for the f our Whitby localle Mut be befae August �.4th. No ghats g 8r�4 Donal u� Woodworking lei -3 ua !epi blas ufKrledfate ollowlr (`> Canadian TIne Whith mechamcafly inclined and a calls plass• y ' }- SeN starter Please fax -res NEEDED OAS FATTER 2 for FREE FIREWODD - Broken. LEGAL SECRETARY, neat es : (401 & Brock Rd. LocationYVOOD ftilainnuem and some cmnptete wilts drivers tate Bowmamrille, expen residential and cominereial. wooded skids, 4 paNets, limited,Home Office in the Durham time offer. Free deilvery by trac U�EJE 4MEI3S(SEWERS aDstract.to {995) 372-1327. emXxL Call Yvenrk 9�) 426 Service work experience re15$ COnSi1t11er3 DI: R ' n...Btng your ideas/plans Sklar offers competitive wages with productivity n es tk[g resumes s for On a ( )1 16 Must have own veil for trader .bad 6 )nestle teFt: o tum them into ree8 de, Please taz resume with JOB OPPORTUNITY (Locally only). '90,5-434-0392. our hoip for the week m Ju )onuses olid an excellent Benefil :Package. rug-time ECE P EXPANDING PRACTICE re experience arw wa)%7%e;c strong �� S (snR) b h positions. quires Full-time Medical Ser< faUons to 905yJ87-4 3. Canadian Tue, Whttby is'a strout 29 thrawh to Aug. 5 will be 10 Send to: 102 Th ckson Rd: company. 4 rotary. Some experience with Durham Region area,for advancemeirts. KOZY NEAT quality hard excel. Subsbilute for Qualit'There Trades Please bward or resurtm to the . Whitby, om LIN 3R1. maw clue" and computers gualordranteed very best extra Mwood, PERRY HOUSE CNtl11 CARE - Class A Mechanic with fronkend/general guaranteed extra time f Woodworking-1115 North Port - att&ttlon of our nRian Resources-Depattinerit• LEADING CONSTNUMN an asset. Aeety in writing only SERVICES Is accept( experience bug oily Road S. off Reach Rd.) Port Rental EQ maul firm. Ness to: Dr. N. Steinn 95 St.. peri seasoned. (ready s bum) cut 8 8 iipp resumes for experienced E spFt Hates( measttremert. free Perry 774.www.tradi Fax: 91 133 avaiNabie for a heated W, 200, Ajax L13 Experienced Service Desk/Parts Personnel e Adviser. Knowledge 76. and Assistant Teachers. wan � Must be mature and be able, to eery, 9tg 753-2246. honaiwoodw rftorrea E [M89: ops_hn@skWrl)epplw.com of rental construction agaip SHNi6LER8 and skilled to n SHEOMAN Quality wooden mem preferred. Please send � EARY, RECEPTIONIST(timeboerers required immediately multi-task Full Time positions available. 1 comorsheds 8'X B' bam kilt only$299. 1�1: SIt P4'{�18T FtN711tWe Calm" SECRETARY, Part time poli Flexible hours 'neces , plus tax ala other sizes and t 617 Victoria St. E. t resume to Coreg Is ltd.; tion at Coca! gal Estes omse for le ne O �) 175!='- Part-tip Cashiers wanted. Must be flexible BLUE SOFA and loveseat $375, sides available Also ►Miltb}; Om. LltIV 1CC9i Fax {905 Requirements: Experienced in (garages 1t (4161} 878-7277 dinotte/4 chairs S1o0. all in and dells. 761 McKay iii, Umt quick office commander, ex-for hours. No experience necessary excellent condition.' 905-831- -'3, for more-into. rail LIN . 7 6�5 perienoed in instant form, 60 TREE CLNABERWMRIST _ Floor Ill Staff. Part-time. 25-40 hits. 3271 - "Plc nq RDOFNI6 COMPANY )asking ' . .minimum, willing :to Must be experienced in alt (-2.30;-Must be o and Zg93 for laborers for clean-up- work dabs everdnDs and aped of tree work and I�ro Daytime organized BOIF TRANi114xex2, Norge tires TINA TURNER T�KETB"FOR e T VIM starting$101how. Please: ' rveglnerids (occesipnal!y)• own climbing gar. Call able to work with minimal supervision- $300. Cal (905,)426-3996. SALE- also Dbde Chicks, Pear! Required lt for a busy Oshawa agency. call 46-992-5917. P {905 19.1704 Dudes include stock replenishment and 1 ArWIS 2000, Nil Santana, .Gypsy rings, MiniTrium.2 years experience. Full ' SEAMSTRESS/TAILtNi, ex- contact conn calls 1 Ho.pitN aisle maintenance. Rriltany Spats, AC/DC, Alen A8 bate siti©n. A llo mowled e a necessary, fug time/ phase Pleaase dro off/or send resume to 19D9 ELECTRONIC CADDY goer W or sell. Gail 9g5 P� 1� . � . lime m Pickier- P moist. French ail asset. Ali and shawa s m R+e� a! - DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 155.Consamers D» cart with rewrote control. Enngplish IS redly. Pe ff matutet mWtEikle tteeded mr PkRerirg bc�wn. _ Include battery and charger. TREADMILL, 2.5Hp; poxes Pletase fair resume to: (9(15) 432-VA ce8.(905) 721-0669, > fP9 tial DerttaF" experience, back- Whitby, MN C4 -. Used for only 3 months, $1000. Incline, bench flus . weights groaad and know eta of Oi T1aa" �iirJ- $-8$ (905) 579.1231 SM: Also EMs Machine ro A & C Travel SHOP FOREMAN for welding fax resume t�4 ABELDENT is a must) Please essronal $500. Can Clare 42 Wan= Ave. mum 5 ex- 2914X495. fax resume, Attn: Lisa at 905- Attn: Human Resources.doorfrg res =,o - (9115)725�aa2s perle►ae.CaB 905-985-6510, RECEPIiONIbTIlxISTOMER 839-84 wasifer A NEW DAN BY window air condi- Trivet. ON mg duty IYsveR Service Rep. required for 6 OUTGOING DENTAL Assis-,i6? - 'D L1J 4G2 SUMMERIORS ima°h nrmemiry lave. Pow rant requked full time. €ANAIDIAN TIRE PICKERING dryer 5/ai as separate. flours. 5:,0 tint 1239. $445 sei vices years $25o uig (9055))e4d� 12,0 0 � 10,000 btu STIiDENTS Iinii ave immediatey enced, Scarborough requires 5945 p 12-1( Submit resume to Jin) Car Top salary. cal! (416) 267- fridges up, reconditbned EILNIir 4 to #AR CILPE RULIIiTERAIICE rothers, 0 UnderWood s 440. 1848 FT & PT SERVICE WRITER/ CASHIER ranges St25/ up, reconditioned work part-time? ECE tx egply- Company requires lawn. tut- Earn $100-1250/week . R*y Ave Ajax OMarki. fez DRIVE CLEAN REPAIR . TECHNICIAN CARPET - I have several thou- dryers $125r up, recout idoned aletd inking and/or experi- tars 58Rrc for Ajax Coil S*Q ChDCOWe8 st9 X29. ema8:. REGISTERED Physiotherapist D IN5PEC I OR �d yards 011- Stain-master washers $199 14, new and erne required. P De-, {9�i447-0038. (W regrdrull for Physiothe • and f00% tty�t cat pet. I wig reconditioned Coln oper�rted livery--for tbrbrldpe i C owned nvare'ckn(c in A CLASS A=GENERAL TECHNICIAN � yon !ly!n room and half washers and dryers at tau -rlfagton Faddly Resource ROSY SALON fIE9uma int 1 IMM Can yw�� for $3a. Price iniclades carpet, New brand name fridges Filr,on dgt ,cul ceosed for Whitby, C�NToda - Tamarovy t / Apply with resume pad and-Ir"ladon �e agp and op. new 30' rates 955 3976. Submit guaranteed-salaryleormmis yards). Steve (905) 7 with clock abo window $430- 3 cion, great work em iron -Sol •1 ° 1?35 Pickering Ptarkway resumes to Bac 176, Uxbridge , mem. upgrading, bonus Attest leave mmaOe CARPETS SALE i HARDWOOD trom Reeond t fr ed 24' janges and :•LaJPiiu[7. _- 24' frost Fra fridges now avail-, PT also Oshawa and Ajax TELEPHONE SURVEYORS AFTER SCHOOL care preferably FLOORNIO: carpet 3 rooms frorrt able. Wide selection of ods ;EXPERIENCED BARN HELP • Can relent (�)�- and appointment setters. $7 - to ow parte, rtartrrq sem WE NEED YOUR HELP $339. (30 sq. yd.1 Inchides: car- Seeking indhv'uduall with ex- $t0 per hr. No seflug. Tele ember 2 30-5:30p.m. logy for pet, premium pad and installa new and Call reconditioned ap dance and ko in La �UStE TEC N1iCiAN_ - fug and The mantifacturiag orad Technolo Center in anioais. ; Call us torr pe bonus houery-wve � ` phone (905) 720-1507. 12yearoldw(thotamslmISt Whitby is looking for a Monitor Technician tion. Free estimates, carpet horses. ter 7:30 PerleCt .for St Whitby repairs. Serving .Durham and Slephenson's Appliances. Sales. s- Experience- needed- . °n Pats- .154 Bruce St am 3 tr•m�!• erY-�Mn- Vend drivers M � =b 394. i in special Cara, help -in its repair' department.. MTC is the surnwndmg area. Credit Cards.Oshava �)576-7448. ,sonata ;,wfth Fax -: Adv swim St. South -0shaea W otliar" mire kxllvrdu Accepted: Cad Sam 905 686 resume 191:. (99.5) �- Penn7A0, 195 Westney Rd S.. requires experienced door � 792 largest Sony 6f Catiada s authorized Servs 1772. a NWAfddee of 401 A)ax_ mat, Must bo ctnnff&, pre y E n4 RIENCED SERVERS i enter in Canada and the and authorized MARKETING COMPANY is sentable and reliable m ReMY�Y needed for a2 PlayStation re ARCADE 6AAffS• Great for rec wanted COOKS requl i foil &Pet : seeking professional staff, to person ocri7 b � - Old:.'" be energetic and Y pair depot in Canada We re- room a Spidrsmtani 1 WANTED to rem trailerfor camp- for wbo renovated Bar rntti resume. firn Ioviag. flexible hours. pair A-Sony of Canada Consumer Products. 4 .playe Mortal ` Combat, & Grifl Apply in perann at: Prometa credit • Located near . Albright & We are looking for a fully trained Monitor Operation we# Shooting Video � (�) 434-5954. snip MIX I Alp, 1735 Beyy St. canadam retain Ex ce .EXPERIENCED HONEST Coitcessio[if8. (905)649.6496. Games, C n Americe 1 4 Art(cNa >East, Picketmg. Ask for an asset, � mit f8q�� &C Handypersors re4uirent for Tecb ' knowledge of Sony monitors is a di5- ppalcets. GoM TGdf 1-4 players, Al Wanted James or Sue. cogent income • opportunty, local home improvement LAYING NANNY wanted = 2/3 timet advantage. Good rate of pay and a got)d plus manic more. Also 4' x B' Ca81800 725 5315: company; Must be bondable,, for 3 great children, benefits package. table. {90) 720-4506. sap ANTIODES?AbsoW iyl Advice- "CLEANERS poof required ffi and MASSEY'S RESTAURANT re . neat in appearance, have own 7� starting lam - valuable. usually free! P/r for V10 in PiC10,11 : okras .fair rote permanent tools. and veMcle: Appty in • References and drivers 1 Please cal) Usa Horner C CTORY Por�asir l outright, ° estates `Must brava own vehicle and q person t0: OurtiaErt tlaridymanc iegtuteiF• 9(15 839 6840 Plea; ing w / ilsome antique Caliente (no be relfab"onest. " Cad) servers. yin. person to Se • NOR i Bhp DYNAMIC SALES HELP wanted lave tt sage tare ( %66 for an, 8ppO1tTt111ef1L payments, thmrA t3/wk (WI(IAC). ' (106)796-1144 774 Rd Stith Pick . Whieringi.tby. 466 Mhz bboad, prhnler monitor, to valve son, -quantities les or Whitbq at Your Good Health, Oshawa tions of any sort, quamftles or FOREMAN AND tABetu Po RED in fliRmGNER mEOW- kterrpeL software anti more. Free YER$A CARE CENTRE UX- Cwitre. Full-time and �i-tins t m ime, part d scantar delNrery,arm setup. 1 single antique items.. Special sitions Available. We are EXPERIEtICED SALES ASSO- : BRIDGE would tike to invde �r assume to udes2 nigiNsweft References . • D•tr�r• AvaRebl•' 800 515 5545. kterest In Mooacroft potlazy I'll sinus for b experienced CIATE, naedeA for Ane Gold Man t m _Man Frt. _ to ',grounds maim person- Jewellery' gtWe, in its PkAer- eons for part fine staff a musk. french an asset and / RaITo: t 1, Robert M oven aAntiiqques- fief. CandWates must have !n9 Town Cgnhe. ApiP9i in per in the following categories: •TECHNICAL SALES rep rerioired Pickering: lust hag own vent OAK DNIEI7E SET. table !fie RN, RRN. Previous LTTC ex- for electric mots sales and ser- cle Telephone {9f!`+J 509-4957 daycare, Slaps m - leg 18 months to 12 pagf, pedestal, 4 chairs 5795. Brootdln, Ontario..�(905)655 experience., Wild .drivers If- son with Tesume, .(90839 tikigrove PS. & St tamed mck an asset. Fax or mad arcs in eastern llrmario Fslelt ABY ( While- uambties IMtH WNE 6049 or (905)1424)89b. 74.44 Pebo PIIS. LIYE4* caregiver Daniel bus stop. G xy yard antipanic)• Crams, dory fila LOFT T RES 918 Simtme "_ire required DZ an asset. resume to Elizabeth Batt.; Defied cam since 1946 seeks red 3drt n+ (2 M scAool). f2. Junin ray a� 8 music. nutritious r 8 mads. N.. Ostavra 905 579 9311 BUYING ANTIQUE and Idles ;Coil S9Q5�94Qigrai role OFFICE FURNITURE Sales Doc. tall Raclt St, Ux• mdhidua' h experience to Dma['s :licence .required• up•,CanDebbie(gQS)&ig.7237.` First Ant, C.P.R. cetl8ed._Nim table contents including Com- Sume: to (905 548 Shit Position FiilFtime Plxsidon for brlegg. LSP 1L3 fAX 905 1at� mature accounr.onmmts. 3 bed smoking; fece!ptis. 905.428-1244. END OF LRIE CLEAROUT, every- pieta estates- Best possible a sed-modwated sales Person• : 852 Ofi7 OA CALL 8525191 Alike lg ) 625.4fi�. room buttgekiw, tdeaFfor" MRILAHLE BEP 1ST. Mature, tiling must �. from. Henry Kahn, 905- "Immediately. Mug have office, furniture or OR 8523281 ECE, providing quaiRy daycare• : UXBROGEIBARTON FARMS. prk�s paid sm with'�pid.. Sept. 1. Peter d 6- Variety of lamfn9 aetivlties, lint in my (lona.. tyr-a 559.: mattress from 5159. 9x15 8161. FREiICN Speaking Pre school related ' experlow; Wage WAITRESSES : WANTED full BOs 6847. d�yc�r6 yrs single double sets from $219., based on .experience. Ag- _ meals. tots of TLC; (90637- ofd. 1s experience. ECE set m $269: facto 1 �i :Assistant required. S time, must be t9 of a Ex- q Septemtar appNoxbmat gressively moving forward WE ARE !oo!an9 for a tariig ;9174.. Diploma )&'(2-1896. Mattress 1-888.220-2282, 1650 hours day Pkddt yAjax ' business seeking the same. otic dance dub. for more in- ' �wtwrnwa oryanzied mature person toONLY 8�;Y St. Pickering, Ontario, are t lam?)509- ext Peterborough Location. Send tormetiat rx8 (90.5) 420fhsfelfed come took efts► 3 boys. L M ties, story time, Tc attts, . 3 ca (eel 837.0288 PORT PERRY (RAFT i GIFT ;108 ox tic ( )5091959. resumes Dave's at Work OF WALKERS NEEDED for sur yr Roofing dwusekeepfng required. ud m,tritious suede & mals. frgm ape 5� startMg SepF 5. SHOW, Saturday August 12 Tice Furniture 700 Clansilla work. _ Cable TV exparlerice f Serrkaas time, . Mon Fnreq ed, . on nod smoker. Alt�� 5wed : AAentoon.snadc p Ian HARDWOOD FLOORING- S _ August 19.10 430 6odi - Nigh energy, Ave."" Peterborough ON K9J would be preferred• Imme�Fafa .4p.m Non stnolcer. CoA Cbetyi iwmie. Please cab a� UMirnshedirom 5199/sq ff and da op Arena 1655 Rexh trend setting safor seeking 5Y2 Fax (705)745.1476 8051(86 3483., wgrk/readkig sk01s 905686 66?8, ys .t{alrstytyilst with or wRhoul employment Cali �fAtS-426- RoQ COIItlratt�r 4ifr668.6683 exL 3179. prefinished hen 52.99/sq ft. ,, . �OPod try. Into: 905-985- cllentek. Excellent and PAINTER WANTED. Interior grid 046@ � ffited DAYCARE IN MY fes, Hwy #2 WEST PKS�NG b ' reg- AL�o re-flMsbbng old floors ami exterior. aoce an asset. 6 full M. � & whites Rd. E C.E. mwdar. of able. experienced chvutg care. sanding needs. Showroom at shy ud ROAT PEFMY Craft & Silt Shaw -commies ons• friendly, to to WAIrf M, habrstydm assistaid fitly y o Ped orbs wooled Re for rare for your CPR, clean, lar home and Kendalwood P�re;1801 Dundas - Saturday, August 12th, & awork in environment in the Ask for 0)7231389. ter established hex or contractor, withg ;Rouge-Soxrb. Call for appt. . Scugog Arm' Coil Lisa at 7281331 or 404 JIM(f>1LEtIO1 QULD_CARC" children 2-6 yrs of age Hot backyard to play. your St. E. Whr y. 905433-9218 Sunday.August 13th; f0 4:30 WIINTERS WANTED mmtmum 5 • . in-house sales force meats fun activities. Fenced. fun, sty- arm more details. 0 HAWA NA#DWOOD Ft00!fSin Rosario -416-2812504. tome years expiarence must hatre own 2m need rs P t 'Yard. Irene 90rr 8371878. please calf�tary509-4779 Lam. 1655 Reach Rd Port Pen. idlate posilionavailablei transportation for Toronto area. WOW-t FITNESS' & SPA apply [Ment - schen) ages cddidren ma. Plass fax resume to (905)43iF pet servll� leads fw� home away-from- EXPERIENCED daycare avail- WESIXY' KNItT$ mother/ MOVING SALE - Aiifioiue form- VENDORS warned, for outdoor -HAIRSTYLIST WANTED - Pd- experienced Nutrition- Home Repot in !� envimfunem• 10 yrs. ECE able in my home. Ages 18 daughter tans nurturing envi lure, mirrors, men's dies craft show at C4urdce Flea sition open M 2 locations. t 8: ist l!u! 0! 3, Pew! R experience, outings, activtAM, months and up, G_li ansa & nri, t noutshiny meals. gold rings, ca0ecdb es. Market. September lobe and,' Beauty Club in Oshawa &Ala - trainers; E M.. "and Body, e� �• meals pirovfded, kfader ListoweN Please sail Kertlma (ndau/outdoor actinpes, watts, microwave, toasters, 'mat, vaeri- 17th. Attendance over 6000 peo- PART TARE ORR!ER w. 2 - des' ton, faritps, too moil to hat & - vle's Hahsrydnm In Port Perry, O toxins per day I for retired Care Attendant. Fax resume 1877-(143-7663 paten readiness pogrom, incest- (905)8374,96 formed bad"rd- Non-smoking Cost $50. Call 905 You get to choose locations. person Cab Hhade (906) 831= . to 905426 6886. V=:4 7$3=6485 ad al Roseland b Brock Ad. CPR, first aid, references 8. ev_ehtng must 1p! Coil Onl1yy Hai lllterested in - 0868. - Reasonable rates. 7ransportyllow EXPERIENCED' reliable, !ov.: receipts. 905.427-4190. (`07706-3383. ,woilmig In upbaL web LIGHi _fNDUSTRtAt, long to St. Wilfred & St. Amho�Ny ing daycare available in m i term temp must--_have s y`' paying, growing salons with PART THMIMt�It.LTIME and night , CABINET ilf♦I� requited len Daniel. Please call Carrot (91r`)i ton-smoldhg home. €CE dF 1 Employrratrd qUN� , modes surroundings need pines positions available at mW ..months work! r+g experience & .Ourbam , Regdonn, Fully expert 426-8849. gplomes, excellent ratetentres CLOCKS. Balt re .school sale ly, Oshawa 571-2582, and existing resident' I pro safety st-eel, boots. Pick enced Cabinet makersnreed ony LlyerpooVHwy 2. AvaifaMe stats August 15th on a8 Roland SALE KAYAK POOL 20 ft. Port Perry. 985 7107, 9tams hI Durham Region. Post OdnCar through Oshawa areas. f ids geneft included. LOVING Christian home daycare, 5th. Please call RETAIL MANAGER/CONSULT- dbgftal .pianos and So-miek ,m ground rectangular S�ed pool Cat an abet. From $7.50 to (905)420-M NIG postition wanted. Ex teiisive arxustk pianos. Larp s�cdors- $W ImModlate.dMnary• Pkg• [4awd. secondary edacatiori in child fax resume to 905 983 wBl teadratptr�et ,numbers and Care or related fled required. Per hr. we w8t be inter 9714. _ values. 6 months 5 yens experience in rail management of used Photos• Reit to own, Includes, finer, ladder.santd filter, HELP WANTED lei busy wood- Experience or in residential. selling .varrmg at The Oshawa Civic preschool, first AkVCPR. Valley LOVUIG AFFORDABLE day- ami retail train areas, 100% of all rental payments mR & motor. vacuum equip. £ workbag shopp. Some expert an assts: Pease tax resume to ocnum, Thornton Rd. S . CARPENTERS REQUIRED. Farm Rd�v 2, mar Pickering are in y home ages Interested In short or term appy. Call TELEP PIANO (905) 800-668-7564 Brice remiired Fax resume to 905 571 5879- Oshawa, Tues. and Thurs. Experience m framing and Go, (W5) 83 - M. 18mes 4yrS mHarnrood & 401,; int p including contract .433-1491. 905-723-3945. 930 a.m. - 2 D•m•; fon"..Call 905-427-6(261. Cat Lot at 905.42fr2977. n< Phaa (905)404 0955. optional.)- • - PAGE 3D-THF, AJAX PICiOEFUM.NEWS 4DYERTMM Nt QUST 11, 2000 ,/tat tis On the inWW wrrnlr. nllrm". set deeiar� i i ArUdasfar t i e n ae TrWM11 �anb or mow see"' o Sale lTsls _ for Sole " =-.w.....� .. _..�.- " tM *OMA ACCORD EX 5 ' FOLOW TRWER R911AtS s ale AFT.. in tisha PICKERIK mak, elm, 2 Ails t x16 6 MAINt`S - Speed, 4 door while, k it ED A A = 4Mir Y2K Cdaman's, skeeps 6, am avaNabk sepiemb.r ht 2 bedroom basement apart- manttts:free, lAerr own aaouse Frid�. hYove, Washer,Dryer, all a► $i®11 runs Nice new, certNled. emissron 1)CA slogs, nanace a aft Tow wail full barns, 5 appiiaruxs ami' mens. Separate • entnace, hoe oat up m WE'1NANC Wnie stoves, en Nero ixundNion }ice tested exceileutt conr}itlon, EVERYONE :ern Weekly sa4JUVwaek firep . 3BsD per mons,. utile parkirng, isutrdry. cable, full $5:000 caback m yooi $5500. Calc 905 623-7305 M �( Bos ray 3584905447-1094. ties tetra {905) 725 9991 bathroom, .- near Go/L#aN. Require. $3o Do9+fanry Mecum First time-bU Suds workkp cwupk: No pds. and good credit Short of down 24 stoves $1sflluP 4982 CAIIALIER R8, 4 door, htlly y- UW. as $9%M& TRAILER .I N SALE 1975 Terry MI MY4AR M 1NiDER NEW ,allied and n'ferences required. Cad Rile Holm, Sales GE r�riger 5 years old, only $349 ioedmd 3.1 auto, 176,0001mi, ers, bankrupt, Tam on alta. NpIN Resort, Ria MANAGEMENT Ane and two Available Sed let 5800 monthly I ReAW SW (905} excellent condition. $3,200 bad credit, n0 CALL TODAY, lalw. 22 , sleep, 6.4 pc. bum nal bedroom apartments available in 831 4620 1500. s 8a!$ r32-1400. Large selection frost tree fridges $1�►P (9D5)42a-1959. DRIVE TD�AYr water lae�r fumes, deck new 9ulet �modem. mature washers, regular 3 extra cap. $,+{slop credit: You aamlay onndeor shed wan t)nNN keNuded. Laundry SPACIOUS waft maintained 2 4-BEDxoON, 2 co ebgh, 2 1983 AWO DODGE Grand Work? YOU5- tknral taA ire Boal iia amt parkhp available. Cal bedroom a�htaa. Avail. at 900 01/2 balks, Dryin, �shg1 Caravan ES with leather M- 55500tNfD 9059835ti ;uM.-5420. and 888 Glen SL Some with yardH Cokteperated dryw, otdy 4 yrs old, lb new $399 terror, air, fill, cruise, drivel lots of =Pic kering, close to wall in' closets, paint provid month. overhead console. AWo!'arb; AJAX. BACHELOR basement �. Close m sd«ro1s sclrootsyshop Irk etc, Coin eperabd washer &dyer only $4J9 seats,114,600km, $8500 Choice. Down or i i 3 apartment. limned, for matureDnp Mayes oishwash@rs, like new, at�t-lel only � fid. Call (905) 4304W. Trade may be Drofesslonal pemm, foinis m. cows, dude GD (905)728-4993: 90 i)7 � 6116- Dco 15 Call 905 85 CHIN Sit ROCKET, 64,327 enclosed bailrroom dose m a8 included. Call 905 728 993: 686 31913 or 905 427-�47 Apt sae warmer 3 dyer, &te new only 1984 CHEM BLAZER Tahoe required. CASH FOR CARS! We buy used Von 400+ H,P., new trans, amenhties, new, fro no W%, AJAX BY THE LAKE`- 3 bedroom LT, red. 99,0wi ms, loaded, pQ� vehicles. Vehicles ward be mrenovated, rec olrte 8 risail shorrroM►_ far best saCa i ' SPECK running kxrrdrtiar.t all 427.2416 $4200; Call Gnru Says 416-291- - smbldrr0. 9o5 428 6385. 2 & 3 B/R' apis 2811 ro�A with leather. very ioeaur, asianp 9903. eve 905-6611,5668. rtam, i t12�hatAs available S�ifl a $13,995. UeYr' WaLsar's Arno �NiiR or iwme m 479 BavN SL EastAtAX PICKERINO Village, 1 WentwOltft St West. September lst,$1AhW+utN- Sales, lhrerir�e905-852-3313 AW at MUR`AD AWSALES.- N YA1rT U WJUIRIOR, ,ATV bedroom basemmnt apt., sop DEPARTMEi�IT New brakes, drain & urate 'entrance, large living- $740 &5850. ittilities ices tirsvlab,, rekreCces.�9s15} 1995 BUICK LESABRE cos A&A AUTO cars,tmcks tioais !RCL clos6. to Schools 430 2587. SHERIDAN CHEV yYe vayk� m $10,000. Cash on $:1950• CallGram 16-291- room; non-smoker, no .pets, and 401. PUb- ra i i tom, .loaded, " mostly. h'rghway Mm, eve 905 66i 5668. suits s(n91e person includes {p��t� AJAX-AvaN. Sept 2-Clean upW Found for Sete edit wed maintaine9. Ex '� " the spot Airy condNron. awny year. utilitles im51e ppa�rldnq, $60o. NC TraltSli ,right past hevd, 4 hedroouins, roan, FIRM IN P(CKERiNG - Vivid1916 CUiiJ188 SUPREME -silent ` condftion. $12.500. Cad rm aaytlme, 24 Hours 7 EIRi ONLY from 1885 Buick Available lento your door For appt Cal( 3 w�nrooms. lr udiNoodoad Huffy bike, w RING rquotse � V8` silver �' burgundy Telephore (9�) 432-3417. days, 30 mm. service. 905.888-eo Park Ave., Viler.: � 127 0476. : (905j 72?$741 room, �ur�ry $i �o+udNBes: top & interior, bucket seats , r - 0605 or 905-706-3880. Also, ava8.i,6 3-69rm+ corour. (905) 839-8114. cep. 160,i 00kms, tuns great, W, I M TOYOTA COROLLA DX, 1357 (sap) AVAILABLE SEPT FIRST one basement $1250 indtrsive. No LOST- from Forest Rd peal ctderrt sh rust. $2,500. automatic, a/c, txnrtKled + cm and o+fie bedroom, main floor In quiet mentLxEAIionebed imo-smdw[. Call Dennis no smokl%pets can WS-5 or 905-259- 96000 miles, wed maitdairrma apartment house. Mid-town grey bite► With while niaakirrg $W 1992 .Dodge Shadow, . hoots ldckup, free fowurg. e i shawa. $4�Umonth: Every 9115 831 9500 under din, male, applo I s 3215 automatic, a/c, 11111 d, a Mdors. transmissions, u u . pn 005 571 5291 i i MIIxtTI'' - S SRM, main floor of mouths old, answers to 10W 10i8 PONT"JU0 2MI6, -tested, 2,0.000km, well andinsuletbnavadabfe. EtPs `19M ARM CAY ZR 580.4 w Available 1st 550/mNu, tom_ Close to downtown, i when called. Raver. Please 416 for trio and viewing. appoint. �-_-_ call 683-205 Y6 auto, new engine, pw, new maintained. $1600. (flQ5j426- t )281-3499 budt9Wfmcahodcs.2000duEdrgrp, �� tir�8�last. T9-6157. cols. GD. sill per. INIIINet; Livestock/Haim (siNerj, sunrca4, ail rear 8411 BAD Thacks 144 new saris (fid u dsadk bill d WINrMY bdpM baserrrent Inc.lhvaN Immediately. $975 n, nit wrater-driven. Must i newgreeaefletdsover3l kwest BACHELOR BASEMENT apart h MM. first & t atter s see, excellent condition 1899 CAVILSR `Z24 - fully ► - a head turner $4000 ment. Washer 3 dryer AN ate plus hot tab; for 8*34800. call 705.357 2359 leaded. Oft, tinted winQows. BANKRUPT � 945_-623.4965 Tyler, (SW Hamrony1011", Btstilast, $385/ $750 inclusive: Available now. 5 ►(905)d30 7252. AOHA REO. $TALUMi Sorrel (snp) power everim" (Ind. sun• a lab"� moth plus 1/3.utNitles. Avail" �ndry: iaddnes 'Call WHITBY-EKECUTiVE home, 4- roof), keyless entry. includes • or Oct. 1st Call (905) 404- { 2 : bedrooms +finished dement 4 old. Call for background 1847 flRENRD, blvd, 2 tenor exis q watramy, sum, antler _ ung bgo�ddyy s 11erYfe Oi33 in law suite * system info also for stud•. live foal . auto, CD player, security cd 16,000km, $19.500 wok, $1,200 o.b.o. (905)43 r WWTBY, ONE BEDROOM fire- $500. (90725=7493 alarm. Several new parts. 905 .905}767 0357• 14' FB RUNABOUT, 35 HP. BMW Spacious said beautiful w/den, err legal basemen[ WANTED Buckskin or Pinto Runs well, needs bodyworir 1Bi0 P>AiC. 3/4 tar 350: sum s Saharan •errs Fridge, riling. time,2-car garagm av�leda Evhrade electric, aoN haft. are bedroom basamerrt aappaarrtt mmediatdy $1,850 -th, F' 1 - 2 years. Call 434< Certifled emission tested. r�plar cab, • - X-CN Truck, New top and Northbad roller hent available Sept 1 M Norm f usive. t` 0392 sap $2200: 905-4:18.9718. ; or; cruise,232,000 inns $6.400, tl6D. tuaikr to 1999. Accessories Ajax. Jrort smoke. A/C and all Qla .malate ' min leas�qu mut i star,working person p No 1917 HONDA f GL 4 Rims & BxkxtNerrt 1989 100 Rep. Cab. 318 (9072319fr1 oiler 5 pm utNiges rmclnded. Calf 428 7268. smokkq/pets 43(16675 (416)712-7695. 1 i door leu only, 231,000km. " Air km cold. $1500. �5 905 ado, :,.$5640080, i�01NiEONoutboardmotas3.9 .CENiRiLLDSRAWA,large 1.23 7ornNarra for Both certlemissron tested, cad rurnwr home rot than yar 700 as is. Or hest 434 0392.sap ; 6 hp $59<r. Carve $425. 3 bedroom apartments in wall i 1982 VW RABBIT white, sten- Form .905-668-M. ; Also Kenmore Id dlen stove maintained budding. dose m all lard. 160,p00knr, certified 3 ( 665 9738, a PONiIAC Grand Am SE 4 _ $,Arrqueen-size boxspd a amenities. 5695 3 PLEASE ikdfltt �e i 19BI YW aIEITA, dlesel, 5 dr; loaded, Y6 3 3, very kin, t3TTAN ISN N Re eehiYlkM -,li2 FORD PICK UP, extended maths g5 M le great Re1Max Summer Realty, . SPACIOUS BRIGHT, and clean 3 emissions tested, New rang great, certified very lov[ K's; bkack. $8500. credltwlNerdaCo agnx3DriYea �. 4 x4, 3/4,on.ludy WadeA. CALL f90.5)723 09TI 9 am: - ) Ltd. (905). 668-380 or " , 2 baths, clutch, transmission, new . $1500, as w $1000, Steve CeA liwo emissions tested, : Great OKI n you have credit exixAferrt condition, 220,000 fan 905 81974 • 66632111. Mae, fridge !sf/last require4. lnahes, exhaust. $1500 Firm. gorr.644.346$days. - - 228 5899. no credit, or �, WE $6500 obo. cartilled 3 arafssiar Aped DURHAM REGION Homes M inCkldaS utilRNes AveNable CNt$tuart9055232043. teded.43a-0392:(snpl i Under $150,000. i �►P N+fMu (9051. 4 1998 BONIIEYRLE gid 1915 CORVI?T E Lal,+wane . CAN1NaPl_Mk(9r9o5d)ayisyauiflanIsId 603-M 10 113 FIRENRD - 60 00 km au $2500 o.b.0. Call wblack imerior, $ 8500. elder tall free 187i568 3312 isflB OMC 8 lfqdK auto, 9 clikms. d BEDROOM basement aptet- � homes for sale. 4x4, Free cor 11"roterded RESPONSI� wo�ng Couple Room a bots �)G66-8344. 84 FORD F250, 4>� ask Gra Ororm porgy guidr Lm. p r cep box Neer a/c - Finch & " area message 1 88&a87.95�: with rd kddng for dean, one 579 25St. srgr fig $1200. Call (905) 428 0796. Original owrcer asking $17.500. � Ste•. 1�. >D/1050. SNglpham RSI Estate bedroom. all indusnre rtt�y >0• & , Sbaron J. Gann. Solas bdweenS50t1- 5600, Rossgnd and Bassdt. fumiZed 433 5740.am ro Wh'ddbbyy� $4N PER MONTH. Whiff Balls Saba tiB! ABxi1r certified, like new, able 837 8140. for October CallAkla(905)985- bedroom cemraiair,basaidoor LUXURY APART!-T' suit are. 6543, {sap) 70AN kms., $28,000 mailed. AN inclusive, ppot un-tr�r Cable. Non smoking prefer 2 Famil Movin Gare Sale includes trader MO. Call 905• iaremont (905) $ Houses working person or pensioner. s.r >< s m.imo� say Aug i3 , CONITNTS OF MOUSE SALE 435-os76. nm 4 ° t 5) sss 65oa. 1769 Wallnut Lane, Pickering Sat. August 12th $ am - 4Pm LTDcuR+< apauar 'JulX; tuft ¢ ions le clean Watexbea, chaffs, love seats, c�a►prrte,; household 14'11 AltOna Rf3. win+ five �p nor loci " . '? and Inbqr cludes rWp items; clothing, boobs & rmrch much,nbtef . . - } ,t1iz.SAFARI-VAN,�p6 5 - mlerowavem working nor Pickering. air"reki Park & i ales Swgog. iaa,0eo r 54tMlmo. FirsUlast. A[VlAZII1FG YARD SAL£ . With Mterier traN� hen, Ca99�-7 7361.8am Spm . 36000 rxrnNed 3 amLsdon LARSE W LY renovated loom, Tfitwsanci5 of yards of Fairlie & hoes dec. lnatetlaf 4 n, Y SALE' ed, 434-M (slop) - LARGE eRlrslr newly renovated Meparate sevens 3 plea batik 1 day only, Sunday August 13th, l0andra _ �Iyj hrckrdhlp DoAs, Coal Cola, 1B qAMt iMpV W617500D 1 ted apt Avail. Sept 1st Fat- ao The Lace Place 39090 12 - Pk Am Ill.. power windows, mirrors. air; In-Mchen. Large back kard, a►era $5001 maw 1698 BaAy (at Brock) 831-5223 Sates, Aug. " 12 9-Z condition, g $*,600: comic tits ileac. . use working male" to f . Avalf- ,ruaatNarmanonedter4" . (8881 iy . Pickering p m. ts0 57&4=! �" �' ` 42 area:. $720Imel t ice• WG WORD some h* for Every- l 181600 iBiN-onefur;aw, ffuid r�g.pr�ssraah �rrowallne. Shared � 129 MSS Rd. r of & GARAGESAL Sat. Aug 12, $am-2pm 6.5 dieBBh der: CernNmetdearr of skate pretarreA pleas9- m6Aatlm. Non smoker. female. l porde � . w�Y . air. Asking $10,500. Col (80.51728.7926 Available ist`St. East of,Lakeridgeoff.Hrfry 2) ; Tires, bbq, TV., strut) household apphances, (005}725 9118. .�re$bilable stat cases, furniture, baby equipment, kids 1NN11H AJAX new l bmdroam Saltt.Augustl2thneC 8srn-fpm IM JEEP VIAND Ghb+Dftee wadroufbassmentla armierd�r ( }7200861. Raind9te Sunday y3th toys, > •' • $Ports etl�P• Ltd.. 6 cyl„ aum, 4x4,_loaded, woridng ' orm rriadux�re. = Erder6ainmeitt rxrare,l0 iter. tt md�Bd lawnmowers, etc. 10 Wiggins DL, (off E$Id Harvrood Ave) excellent cardinal. Traitor hNetr. Fad aanr be Iddren utdar rend. €ireuae rnbutes-lrom Certified 148,000km. $18,900 1200 SILFT. unit for lease In new ��. n0 gds; no f8 $ 90555 9010. Region Rd. 20 & smoking, M26, 3 =Rile, dosmte40,11non 'THINGN til asaa S f { Auromoti+ewtmclk d female;' . TH M FOR-EVERYONE AB 12 -- 9 0$-2:N' tBMe 2 v tat l s. rent nego- W. August 12th 8 a.m. - 3 Arm indi a Sunday] DllPtfX f011' f8rr lie9i r rt. No bets IAmal to' .; �emre„ iirsUlastlrefere6¢es Lurks .t ourL. Wdt4 Tg r 1893 9AIMPWER 716 withspm - egndrti r , Slwad ( soulh of 1$78 4100 iwod `�dy {FaNpwt &hsXft 011* i W) wA Mia-new conditlon win I� cjur ro, leas, senior. Wr 1, avail. palm D te: Salt Aug. i�t Windsuui� , iumbre, lard. toils,14 dog" deck on beautiful �e in WOOD- . bed-roorns, ed4n kitchen; i E LAND "ESTATES. Cmc smrage dosd sMwanmq on :72811939 BBTH � yr. old mak 2 Many extras, incl E irk ao:pda fres path bedroom condo, is Ajmc 'at KOVMG GARAGE 9 Askkrg 314.000. Call 653 $m. 5 rrdn. NORTH DSIfAWA, �t LsL 2 A A1M DABA DO 6 mordhs free[ W y and Hwy #2 Dam fug GARA $SALE Sad Sam -12 t313 hone Doan umok Avallaw and 3 bedroom, Oct. tsi. 2 bed-` 1sL t;aN mon deerr famNy leu kp lteat Own your am home, Cash bade bath and aV Con saak- #. Attg.12"Sam 18l4 8fN �t r�ILiSTJ MSTE 7i toft and be apes Mori s m youth t er, $5011 al�ilh. i�ve mes- - R,) White Ceder s) 41 Hester Ave..- s4' ElizabefftlHwv s2) `Too d ft on. p out rnan7 wr spedaui r reams can 9(1 6 4, - - {Rcrsebark & Shrouds) i-(T GMC sdelhed teadmd 1 tail ia`�am' 7 Large solid wood , misc. household Furniture, Igotrsewaa�s, sols, fired N`>�)7 r to aR1111". Sham upstairs with welcome. Cable, items, coffee tie, end table Bi morel, Truck ACCIE Bzcyc I, etc tical"mdo and haNer many r4 oxalo. t mcated'6 arms role of deposit fro opus, Ad. A.1MWiY rotes glee Kerr (b8is. associate bracer UXNii Gi - isrgb cow" i 'dist-ton . Eiexlbm area: i;/A 3 va�aite bedroom ba' sot �arlmmnt r�fAr� bideoniarye tlaNalMr entrance. 5905/month, Call $75D., WWW Available Matedl- 852-1 4. 3 r± w n s r_c c AT A: >G.,a«..ar,;.,.. u s„ac >�J.r 11[0 aam, t�e� fir tin. 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