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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_08_01,PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44,000 28 PAGES SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51 $l NEWSSTAND Write Ont; °3 Meet our "' short story winners If nothing else, budding authors in Durham Region showed us just how 'write on' they are when it comes to creativity. Approximately 300 short stories were submitted for the News Ad- vertiser's first short story contest, which provided a welcome chore for us to sort through the varied and compelling stories we received. First place was awarded to Port Perry resident Kay Langmuir for her short story called 'Keepsakes', while second place was taken by Craig Norton for his story The Loss of Gregory Porter. Third-place ho- nours went to Andrea Zekveld of Janetville for her story Inside Grandma's Skin and an honourable mention goes to Kathleen Martin for her entry The Bath House. Fifteen finalists were selected in the first round of judging; those were then forwarded to a three- member Writers' Circle of Durham Region judging parcel. Author and poet Ruth Walker, of Whitby; novelist Rabindranath Maharaj, of Ajax, and author Bill Swan, of Courtice, took on the task of selecting the winners. JASON UEBREG'TS/ News Advertiser photo After sorting through approximately 300 short stories submitted from around Durham Region in the News Advertiser's Write On Short Story Contest, our panel of judges have selected the winners. The first- and second -place entries are published in today's News Advertiser on pages 8 and 9. Celebrating their success are entrants (from left) Andrea Zekveld grand prize winner Kay Langmuir, sec- ond -place winner Craig Norton and Kathleen Martin. Pickering to curb street vendors "Most annoying' practice prompts action PICKERING — The sale of flowers and other goods on street corners here has become a thorn in the side of Town officials and they're moving to nip the problem in the bud. To do so, the Town must re- quest provincial legislation autho- rizing it to pass a bylaw that ;would allow it to confiscate any goods, wares or merchandise, in - eluding produce, being sold from any highway or on any vacant lot adjacent to any highway within the town. Councillors will vote on a res - giving the clerk and solic- A:. itor permission to make that ap- plication at their council meeting Tuesday. Flower vendors are the "most annoying" roadside vendors in Pickering, reports clerk Bruce Taylor. "All we can do is issue a fine (of about $150), which they look at as the cost of doing business.' Not even police officers are al- lowed to confiscate the merchan- dise, which would be an -effec- tive way" of getting vendors of the streets, says Mr. Taylor. Several municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area, including Mississauga, have successfully applied for the type of legislation being sought by Pickering. It's also in place in Ottawa, London and Brampton, Mr. Taylor notes. The Town is hoping its appli- cation will proceed to the provin- cial legislature this fall, which would allow it to have the bylaw in place by next spring, when the sale of flowers on roadsides is at its peak with Easter and Mother's Day. The Town says it will approach Minister of Education and Picker- ing -Ajax -Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker for her support on the issue. Durham reacts to Saskatchewan ruling Prayer plans still on for public schools BY SUSAN O'NE/LL Staff Writer While Durham's public school students could soon start each day with a prayer in the classroom, that practice is coming to an end in Saskatoon where prayer was banned from schools this week. The Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission declared the practice of reciting the Lord's Prayer in Saskatoon's public schools discriminatory Tuesday, saying it interferes with the free- dom of religion of all students. Ken Halvorson, a retired judge who headed a tribunal on the issue in July, agreed with the nine par- ents who complained to the Human Rights Commission in 1993 that Saskatoon's public schools were discriminating against their children because the school day began with a prayer and Bible reading. 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FRONALD �'UNERAL L DI NO'TOR ON Peck ering'boy honouredBROCK ROAD CHAPEL for 911 call RAD PICKERING — Emergency dis- patchers are "just amazed" with an 1I - year -old boy whose 72 -year-old grand- mother was having a diabetic reaction -last month and needed help. "His parents have every right to be proud of him," dispatcher Anne Preyde says of Mark Ruberry, a student at Glen - grove Public School. "He was polite and very well-spoken." And because he was "so calm", it took ambulance attendants just a little more than four minutes to reach his home when he called June 15. "I didn't have to ask him anything more than once," recalls Ms. Preyde, who had a chance to meet Mark, his grandmother Maria Bulhoes and other family members on 'Thursday, when she presented the computer whiz with a cer- tificate. "He was very responsible," says Ms. Preyde. "Even the ambulance attendants said they were impressed with this kid", who had to look after his six-year-old brother Sam while dealing with his grandmother. While Mark's mother Carm was "shocked" to arrive home to see an am- bulance and police car in the driveway, she was impressed to learn of her son's efforts. He had even given his grand- mother a glass of orange juice with extra sugar while waiting for emergency crews to arrive. He also translated for his grandmother, who speaks only Por- tuguese, when crews needed to know the type of medication she was taking. Yet it wasn't the first time he talked to emergency dispatchers. When he was seven years old, his infant brother suf- JASON LIEBREGTS✓ News Advertiser photo Emergency 911 dispatcher Anne Preyde was on hand to personally con- gratulate Pickering boy Mark Ruberryfor being calm and collected dur- ing a phone call for help to aid his ailing grandmother. Mark was pre- sented with a certificate acknowledging his efforts Thursday night. fered a seizure triggered by the heat. Ms. Bulhoes had fallen down some When his mother was too distraught to stairs and hurt her elbow, "but I could alk on the phone, Mark took over for tell by the way she looked that she was 'ter. This time, Mark was working on in a diabetic attack," he recalls. its computer when his brother called for But Mark is taking the accolades in lim. stride. "I just knew she needed help." ADMFISM CORRECT" - On our Ealon's Stuck in the City newspaper ad on Judy 29. 1999 . 509E off Family sunwear and swimwear: •all men's, women's and kids• shorts, Nos. tanks and short -sleeve sport shirts - was rrmie=n' described. 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The severe injuries inflicted on the dog and the incident, which has received world-wide publicity with over $30,000 in donations coming in for the Nikita fund, has given some pause for thought. One person wondered wouldn't it be wonderful if people were as out- raged about the treatment some chil- dren receive, as they are about the sickening way the puppy with the big brown eyes was treated:' How many times have you wit- nessed a small child being dragged along by his or her arm, obviously in distress, at the hands of someone who is supposed to be a guardian and safe -keeper? What about the Mom or Dad who only know one volume when they want the attention of their children - loud - and crank it up to another level when the small children don't pay at- tention, or worse yet, when those children mimic their parents by yelling back." We may tend to think it is none of our business to interfere. The parents must surely know what they are doing. But how often is the child damaged emotionally as he tries to figure out what it is he needs to do to make things better? Nikita is no doubt a playful young dog. She may have been at the wrong place at the wrong time. She may have been the target of a devastating release of anger. The courts will de- cide where to place blame and what will become of the injured dog. The incident has drawn a vast array of emotions from people across the country and beyond. Money has poured into the Nikita fund for her medical care and the person accused of causing her pain and terror has had his own life threatened, he says. Indignation, anger, grief and car- ing for the animal have all been felt. We feel a need to protect the inno- cent and the young among us from the meanness and danger in the world. The Nikita case smacks readers in the face and demands a reaction. But it would be a better world if the treat- ment of defenceless children upset us as much as the treatment of defence- less pets. The abuse of children around the world is more subtle, more insidious and much more serious. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnewsCbdurham-net. Submissions which mchae the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. Qj* C, M IF�►POVEIZ UL WWPOWME M"M 105CRETiOK.MV POWER Do You UVE?V? ONTuEES m I 6ET 1W TV MOL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR What's in a name? To the editor: The proposed merger of the Ajax, Clarington and Pickering hydro utilities is a welcome move. Hopefully, in time, other local utilities will see the wisdom of joining. I hope that some care is taken to choose a suitable name that will not either pretend to be a region -wide entity, or signify only the initially merged utili- ties. I would also hope that any The final step in the long journey of life Moving a senior to a nursing home need not be traumatic I have just had the opportunity to participate in, and I say opportu- nity, as without it I would not be able to write this article about mov- ing a senior to a nursing home. This is the last step in the long journey of life, and a very difficult one, as you realize that this is the beginning of the end. How can we better prepare ourselves for this time? Can we make steps along the way or does it come upon us so quickly that we don't have choices to make? We all want our independence for as long as we can, however our bodies age and we are unable to do what we used to. Due to this we often be- come too isolated and reclusive, which can lead to mental health problems such as depression. Could we look at life a little dif- ferently prior to this and realize the true value of it. These are not the material things that we have ac- quired but the memories that we store in our hearts. These we can Madelon Fitzpatrick Opinion Shaper never lose. The love of family and friends. The times that we have shared. The holidays we have taken. The first smile of a newborn child. These are what life is about, not the gold chesterfield or chair that we can't fit into our new room. If we could manage to keep our perspec- tives in order, possibly this last move might not be such a traumatic one. We plan financially for our re- tirement, why not plan mentally also. Whatever event taking place in our lives can be turned into a posi- tive one if we so choose. The nursing home allows us to relax and let others take charge. It allows for us to again have a social life and activities which we had to give up due to our physical limita- tions. It allows us to relate to our peers and share stories of our fami- lies and events of our lives. As outsiders participating in this event, perhaps we need to be a little more understanding, a little more loving and definitely as supportive as possible because as long as there is life, there is value. They have skills to offer, an understanding ear and stories to tell about our past heritage. Let's open our ears and learn all that there is, while we have the opportunity. Let us realize that this too is a gift given to us at no charge. E-mail comments on this column to nnewsOdurham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and (own of residence will be con- sidered for publication. y new name does not include the word 'hydro'. Hydro is short for hydroelectric, i.e., electricity j generated from hydraulic (water) power. The local utilities are distributors of electricity supplied by Ontario Power Gen- eration Inc. (formerly Ontario Hydro). These utilities never have operated any hydroelectric generating stations themselves and, in fact, have little to do with hydro, so to call themselves 'hydro' is a misnomer. The re- cent name change from Ontario Hydro to Ontario Power Genera- tion acknowledges that only about 25 per cent of the electric- ity now generated in Ontario is 'hydro'. Coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear have increasingly supplied the bulk of Ontario's electricity in recent years. Let us drop the word 'hydro' and use the proper term 'elec- tricity' or 'power'. Then I won't any more have to carefully ex- plain to friends, relatives and ac- quaintances from other parts of the English-speaking world that I do not buy my electricity from a health spa! Barry Neil The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Ad- vertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -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.Automottve Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Manager Lillian Hook Office .Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager Zirm (905)683-5110 Salo (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 6834)707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E --M201 newsroom@durham.net Web address www.durhwnnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2tI5 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. A�#C A 6.0 • i.s.a . ....-• .f .. ._ ,. ... .-Y: /T bei Ri-:>-• . S AD V E R T ISE R A U G U S T 1, 1 9 9 9 �DUURHAM r 9 7 4 -!!! EDITORIAL Treatment of Nikita an eye opener Child abuse should provoke same reaction A good point was raised this week by someone who had read much of the media coverage about Nikita, a one -year-old rottweiler who was se- verely injured when she was dragged behind a pickup truck in Bewdley. The severe injuries inflicted on the dog and the incident, which has received world-wide publicity with over $30,000 in donations coming in for the Nikita fund, has given some pause for thought. One person wondered wouldn't it be wonderful if people were as out- raged about the treatment some chil- dren receive, as they are about the sickening way the puppy with the big brown eyes was treated:' How many times have you wit- nessed a small child being dragged along by his or her arm, obviously in distress, at the hands of someone who is supposed to be a guardian and safe -keeper? What about the Mom or Dad who only know one volume when they want the attention of their children - loud - and crank it up to another level when the small children don't pay at- tention, or worse yet, when those children mimic their parents by yelling back." We may tend to think it is none of our business to interfere. The parents must surely know what they are doing. But how often is the child damaged emotionally as he tries to figure out what it is he needs to do to make things better? Nikita is no doubt a playful young dog. She may have been at the wrong place at the wrong time. She may have been the target of a devastating release of anger. The courts will de- cide where to place blame and what will become of the injured dog. The incident has drawn a vast array of emotions from people across the country and beyond. Money has poured into the Nikita fund for her medical care and the person accused of causing her pain and terror has had his own life threatened, he says. Indignation, anger, grief and car- ing for the animal have all been felt. We feel a need to protect the inno- cent and the young among us from the meanness and danger in the world. The Nikita case smacks readers in the face and demands a reaction. But it would be a better world if the treat- ment of defenceless children upset us as much as the treatment of defence- less pets. The abuse of children around the world is more subtle, more insidious and much more serious. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnewsCbdurham-net. Submissions which mchae the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. Qj* C, M IF�►POVEIZ UL WWPOWME M"M 105CRETiOK.MV POWER Do You UVE?V? ONTuEES m I 6ET 1W TV MOL LETTERS TO THE EDITOR What's in a name? To the editor: The proposed merger of the Ajax, Clarington and Pickering hydro utilities is a welcome move. Hopefully, in time, other local utilities will see the wisdom of joining. I hope that some care is taken to choose a suitable name that will not either pretend to be a region -wide entity, or signify only the initially merged utili- ties. I would also hope that any The final step in the long journey of life Moving a senior to a nursing home need not be traumatic I have just had the opportunity to participate in, and I say opportu- nity, as without it I would not be able to write this article about mov- ing a senior to a nursing home. This is the last step in the long journey of life, and a very difficult one, as you realize that this is the beginning of the end. How can we better prepare ourselves for this time? Can we make steps along the way or does it come upon us so quickly that we don't have choices to make? We all want our independence for as long as we can, however our bodies age and we are unable to do what we used to. Due to this we often be- come too isolated and reclusive, which can lead to mental health problems such as depression. Could we look at life a little dif- ferently prior to this and realize the true value of it. These are not the material things that we have ac- quired but the memories that we store in our hearts. These we can Madelon Fitzpatrick Opinion Shaper never lose. The love of family and friends. The times that we have shared. The holidays we have taken. The first smile of a newborn child. These are what life is about, not the gold chesterfield or chair that we can't fit into our new room. If we could manage to keep our perspec- tives in order, possibly this last move might not be such a traumatic one. We plan financially for our re- tirement, why not plan mentally also. Whatever event taking place in our lives can be turned into a posi- tive one if we so choose. The nursing home allows us to relax and let others take charge. It allows for us to again have a social life and activities which we had to give up due to our physical limita- tions. It allows us to relate to our peers and share stories of our fami- lies and events of our lives. As outsiders participating in this event, perhaps we need to be a little more understanding, a little more loving and definitely as supportive as possible because as long as there is life, there is value. They have skills to offer, an understanding ear and stories to tell about our past heritage. Let's open our ears and learn all that there is, while we have the opportunity. Let us realize that this too is a gift given to us at no charge. E-mail comments on this column to nnewsOdurham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and (own of residence will be con- sidered for publication. y new name does not include the word 'hydro'. Hydro is short for hydroelectric, i.e., electricity j generated from hydraulic (water) power. The local utilities are distributors of electricity supplied by Ontario Power Gen- eration Inc. (formerly Ontario Hydro). These utilities never have operated any hydroelectric generating stations themselves and, in fact, have little to do with hydro, so to call themselves 'hydro' is a misnomer. The re- cent name change from Ontario Hydro to Ontario Power Genera- tion acknowledges that only about 25 per cent of the electric- ity now generated in Ontario is 'hydro'. Coal, oil, natural gas and nuclear have increasingly supplied the bulk of Ontario's electricity in recent years. Let us drop the word 'hydro' and use the proper term 'elec- tricity' or 'power'. Then I won't any more have to carefully ex- plain to friends, relatives and ac- quaintances from other parts of the English-speaking world that I do not buy my electricity from a health spa! Barry Neil The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Ad- vertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -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.Automottve Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Manager Lillian Hook Office .Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager Zirm (905)683-5110 Salo (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 6834)707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E --M201 newsroom@durham.net Web address www.durhwnnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2tI5 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. A�#C A 6.0 • i.s.a . ....-• .f .. ._ ,. ... .-Y: /T bei Ri-:>-• . T, T_ NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 PAGE 7 IVP Durham trustees respond to Lord's Prayer ruling in Saskatchewan DURHAM from page 1 children," says Oshawa trustee Jane Weist, who be- lieves the ruling in Saska- toon only highlights the fact that the Durham Dis- trict School Board is "unique." "It proves to me we have a good relationship be- tween the different faiths," she says. "I'm more posi- tive than ever that we're on the right track. It shows that Durham (residents are) respecting one another in our faiths and in our be- liefs." Although the public board isn't planning to reintroduce the daily recital of the Lord's Prayer — which was banned from Ontario's public schools by an Ontario Court of Appeal ruling in 1988 — trustees voted 6-4 June 21 to ad- dress the spiritual needs of students with a "spiritual encouragement; a positive thought for the day; a scrip- ture passage or prayer for the students' well-being" as pan of daily morning exer- cises in every school. Yet, some trustees fear the board is treading on dangerous ground and other community members say it could be opening it- self up to a legal challenge if prayer is mandated. "I could see the possibil- ity of someone taking ex- ccption to any sort of movement in this regard," says Oshawa parent Jane Hurst. "1 don't think the board should be opening it- self to a challenge. "In view of the diversity of our school population it would be wise not to go down that path," she says, noting she recognizes the -good intentions" of the trustees who supported the motion introduced by Trustee Weist. However, Ms. Hurst maintains "prayer is per- sonal" and says "it is not the board's responsibility to provide religious instruc- tion of any form in the school." Ontario's school boards are permitted to begin each day with a prayer or inspi- rational reading that re- flects the multicultural make-up of the province. "I think the route we've taken (in establishing a committee) will keep us within the legislation," notes Scugog trustee Bob- bie Drew, adding the multi- cultural make-up of the committee will ensure the board doesn't give "prima- cy" to any one faith. "What I'm looking for is inspirational messages," Trustee Drew adds, "I don't think anybody could object to that. I think we can all agree on an inspirational message." "It's something that real- ly needs to be looked at," says Whitby Trustee Eliza- beth Roy. "When it comes to recognizing all the faiths, there are so many out there that it's going to be very difficult to please everybody." Trustee Roy believes an inspirational message or positive thought for the day would be "a better way" to start the school day and says introducing prayers could cause "a lot of prob- lems" and might alienate students who are nonbe- lievers. The board also voted to form a committee responsi- ble for preparing a resource booklet of multi -faith read- ings and prayers for use in schools. That committee is ex- pected to report back to trustees before November. Ikram Makki, president of the Muslim Youth and Community Centre of Pick- ering/Durham and a mem- ber of the board's commit- tee, says "there are a lot of things we have to consid- er." He ieports that approxi- mately 50 community members will sit on the committee and maintains the group has "to work in the best interests of the stu- dents. "Personally I don't mind having some kind of inspi- rational (reading) in the -Please MAGA ERS Recycle PASTA BAR e... MONDAYS GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offers consultation and gambling counseling services for all forms of gambling. All services are confidential and provided without cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 morning," he adds, noting the committee has to "look into it and see whether that is feasible. We have to real- ize how many different groups there are. "It's going to be very difficult to implement," he says, stressing the fact that he doesn't want the issue to create "friction" within the community. "I don't want to see that. E 0 N E Whether people are believ- ers or non -believers, we all have the best interests of the students at the fore- front," Mr. Makki notes. And, while Mr. Halvor- son recommended the Saskatoon school board set up a religious course of study rather than reciting prayers in the classroom, Pickering trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich says some high schools here already offer a religion course for credit purposes. But, given recent curriculum changes in ele- mentary schools, Uxbridge trustee Nancy Loraine notes she "would be cau- tious with that approach" in elementary schools. "I think that compiling some- thing representative of the different groups is, for now, a better option." 0 Meanwhile, Oshawa trustee Kathleen Hopper re- ports she's heard "equal feedback" from community members who support the board's motion and from those who don't. "There are a lot of peo- ple that feel strongly that there should be prayer, and there are a lot who feel strongly that there should- n't," she notes. 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Joseph Schmidt Chocolates, Eabn GA Certificates, concessiom & services. •Eabns will deduct an amount ecturalent to the GST from the oral price of your porchase. Orw cared be combined with any other tax savings after. Offer valid only for those 65 years of age and older. Seniors' Day offer not valid in our Clearance Centres, ••Note: kimase and mattresses are now only available in selected stores. Cal 1.8M266.9175 for the slxe nearest you. Personal shopping only. W .. A/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 Some man had covered his en- tire house in beer cans. "Lord save us;' reacted Edward Locke, loud enough to wake the stub -tailed cat dozing on his lap in the television's glow. That meant something had struck him as queer, but essentially harmless. The TV program was touring weird homes. One had rooms pa- pered with beer labels, its picket fence, garage and a garden bench smothered in cans and bottle caps, even wind chimes made of the stuff. A coy smile crept up Eva Locke's cheeks. She leaned over and patted her husband's arm. "You see, I'm not so bad; ' she cajoled gently. Edward cocked a skeptical eye- brow at his wife but the weird - home program had him roped and tied. He raised a thick -muscled hand at the screen. "Look at this one. This fellow built his whole house out of bottles - embalming -fluid bottles" Eva knew his professional inter- est was peaked. She saw his eye- brows bear down and reckoned that he was mulling over how bottles performed as a load-bearing wall. Edward was a contractor; he built farm buildings mostly, a house oc- casionally as a favour to a good customer. She hadn't asked a question but she found herself hoping for an an- swer. She kept her eyes on him, willing his attention to turn back to her. Eva needed reassurance again, not so much because of her odd ways - she knew they were odd - but that her quietly enduring hus- band was still coping with them. She instantly understood the beer -can man. She believed she could see how the idea settled on him one loopy giddy night as his buddies shuffled out the door. Maybe some of them were older or ailing or visiting from afar or all three and it struck him suddenly like a bird thudding against his windshield that they likely would- n't be together again. And as he turned a bleary eye to the circle of empty chairs and the phalanx of empty beer cans arranged neatly on the table he saw instead a sacred relic of their friendship, of all his friendships, and he could not throw them out. There it began, a record and a monument honouring love and happiness, though a man would use other words. Eva, in the beginning, was only partial to antiques and old houses simply because that was what she knew. She grew up on a century farm in the comforting shadow of her ancestors. Her kin had been born and had died in its rooms, and they spoke to her across time. The chink in the plaster on the kitchen wall, according to family history, was the impact of a heavy pot thrown by her great-grandfather a , mlfwf N 4 zid— J witEt COA2 GRAND PRIZE WINNER Keepsakes By Kay Langmuir Kay Langmuir is a full-time mother of two preschool daughters. She has been a journalist for weekly and daily newspapers and Canadian'Press. Kati and her husband live in Port Perrv. when told of his son's death in the First World War. Nobody wanted to plaster over it. The family had been damaged. The chink was grief and loss materialized. Early on Eva became inclined to save things touched by those she loved. And she had a knack for keeping her emotional attachments in daily view rather than attic stor- age. Her grandmother's canoe pad- dle served as a curtain rod. Her grandfather's leather cavalry boots held dried flowers. She made patchwork blankets and cushion covers from her family's favourite old clothes. There were picture frames decorated with glued -on buttons and bits of old jewelry. In the summer, nasturtiums and forget-me-nots overran blackened kettles, a wooden potty seat, an an- cient pram, a cracked creel. Vines engulfed decaying wagon wheels, old child safety gates and disman- tled crib sides all dutifully tacked to the side of the house by the ever - obliging Edward. He liked to save a dollar and Eva always featured fi- nances in her bids to sell him on her various sentimental recycling schemes. "Lord save us," Edward would sigh, and then Eva knew he'd agreed. They had three children, one son with a new family of his own and two daughters in college. There had been a fourth, born unexpect- edly when Eva was past 40. He was exquisite, with a face as serene as the moon and a full head of red curls. He never opened his eyes. It was inexplicable to her. It was as if his spirit refused to descend from the ether to the grungy coil of life below. They buried him in the fall. Eva had watched leaves ambling and cart -wheeling into the grave like children running after one an- other on a playground. Atfirst, she kept the child's pho- tograph in a drawer along with his tiny handprints and footprints inked at the hospital. After that, those close to her including her husband would say she turned a lit- tle morbid. The ink prints ended up modest- ly framed on the back wall of the enclosed porch where she and Ed- ward spent their summer evenings. Around it she hung dented da- guerreotypes of solemn ancestors and the tear -blurred telegram an- nouncing the solider son's death at Vimy Ridge. It had been crumpled in anguish and thrown away, then retrieved and smoothed flat. An umbrella stand near the door held the canes and walking sticks that had steadied the family elders. Ed- ward and Eva weren't in need of them yet, but Edward didn't like them. Their neighbour Margaret, a widow pushing 70, hated them. She could hardly bear to visit in the porch, despite the sublime view of Eva's gardens. Margaret busted up one evening visit after a half hour of fidgeting in her chair. "Uggh!" Margaret rose quickly with a slapping push of the chair arms and strode to the comer of the porch as if a bad smell had over- taken her. Eva instinctively stood and rolled up a magazine, battle ready. "Where is it?" Eva asked, her eyes on the floor. Margaret was terrified of spi- ders and Eva was her reluctant pro- tector -en forcer. ro- lector-enforcer. "No Eva;' Margaret groaned. She wished it were that simple. She wasn't anxious to challenge her friend's private feelings. All these dead things and dead people around you! Doesn't it bother you?" Eva was startled by the force of her objection and Margaret was worked up enough to answer her own question. "Obviously not;' she continued. "But I don't like being reminded all the time of where I'm ending up. And how decrepit and drooling I'll likely be before I get there" Eva was relieved that Margaret had said her piece. She leaned back and rested more deeply in her chair. "It's comforting to me, Mag- gie," she said calmly. "It reminds me that where I'm going eventual- ly is a very crowded place. And that means the people I've lost aren't alone either." "I never knew you believed in the after life" "1 didn't say I did. I don't know what comes after. I just think what- ever it is everybody's there togeth- er, even if it's only in the sense that they've all gone through death:' Eva frowned at her own words. What was she trying to say? Mar- garet was frowning too. Eva looked out at the garden at the gingko tree she had planted with her children, its odd split fan -leaves shuddering in the breeze. The kids always called it the dinosaur tree since she first told them the story of how it grew in the prehistoric swamps. Her eyes dropped back to Mar- garet's. "When I was younger I used to think a child's birth was life's big event. I was so curious. Somewhat in awe of women who'd been through it. They knew something I didn't. Now I feel the same way about death. It's a little scary and you worry about the pain. But there's the wonder of new life, or the hope of new life. I don't care if you're religious or not. We all hope there's something after." "All right I understand that," Margaret replied quickly, trying to hurry the discussion along. "But why think about it at all? Just enjoy life.- "Have ife""Have you ever been around anyone who's terminally ill Mag- gie? "Not if I can help it." Margaret knew Eva volunteered at the hospital. But it was a big place. Not even Edward knew Eva spent most of her time in the pallia- tive -care unit. "People who've seen death up close enjoy life more. If you're dying, even the smallest things in life, like the smell of coffee or the cat scratching in the litter box mean the world to you.' Margaret nervously smoothed her caftan over her lap. Eva under- stood she wanted to leave the topic. "Well you're braver than I am," Margaret concluded. "I just don't know how Edward handles it day in day out." Eva didn't respond. Their talk turned back to roses. Edward's taciturn ways troubled her. Once and awhile he blew and lately she worried the steam was rising. He had greeted some of her recent projects with muted disgust rather than his usual wry tolerance. She had rescued an old warped chest of drawers long used in Ed- ward's family after spying it loaded in his truck with dump -bound junk. At first he thought she was just painting it. Then it appeared in the upstairs hall covered in large black calligraphy - lines from a poem fre- quently read at funerals. "I don't want to see that Do -not - mourn -for -me -I' m-the-wind-and- tlower-food crap on my way to the bathroom for heavens' sake!" Ed- ward rarely raised his voice and Eva immediately offered to move it. That was a month ago. The chest was still there and the matter hadn't been mentioned since. Eva as- sumed he'd succeeded in ignoring it. Then there had been that busi- ness with the cat. She had lost her tail to the sharp edge of a heavv screen door. A most beautiful, long, downy -striped tail. A creature unto itself which used to seductively stroke the chin of the lap in which it sat. Edward swore when he found it hung up to dry and hurled it into the trash. Eva rushed to save it and clutched it defensively against her chest as she pleaded her case. "Edward, do you remember Ben Lieberman's funeral? He lost that leg years before but they saved it and put it in the grave with him. I love Prou. 1 don't want to throw part of her out." When Edward rejected the idea as revolting, she reminded him of the raccoon's tail tied to his car aer- ial when they first began courting. So the tail was still there. It re- placed the pull chain on a wall lamp over the kitchen sink. Eva still loved its silkiness. Edward still hated it. But the kitchen was her territory. He didn't mention it again. Now Eva sat on the couch wish- ing he would answer, worrying that the absence of an answer was her answer. She began aggressively flipping the pages of her gardening magazine and Edward, with perspi- cacity earned through many years of marriage, divined that words were required. - He stretched and yawned and in his perplexing way began speaking on a different subject. He flexed on elbow and rotated his shoulder. "You keep me in a good running order Eva," he declared.17here are boys at the job who get stiffer than I do. Maybe it's your massages, maybe it's your joint oil" Eva had put him on cod-liver oil supple- ments which he stomached only because he'd seen arthritis pain cripple his mother. "You know," he drawled, "I walked by those cartes the other day and found myself feeling real thankful I can get around as well as I do" More silence. But this was good though, thought Eva. In the past, he'd complained about the canes. But Lord he had such a strange roundabout way of speaking his mind. He turned and delivered a pinching squeeze behind her knee. She jumped and swatted his knuck- les with her magazine. His eyes met hers full of benign deviltry, and Eva felt herself relax. j "Eva love, you get rid of that cat tail and I'll call y?u normal." The hum of silence. Ambient noise of people walking on padded shoes. The occasional ex- change of low-key voices. The rush of elevator doors opening and clos- ing. Wheeled beds rolling down the hall. A nurse speaks. A reply. "This way please." A sterile and cold light on a linoleum floor. Multi -coloured lines travelling highways like unimagina- tive road maps. Mint green walls dis- playing poor facsimiles of famous Canadian paintings in shabby frames. A young man with an open dress shirt and loosened tie holding a Sports coat. Day -and -a -half old beard. Bloodshot eyes. Empty Styro- foam cup in other hand. One shoe coming untied. Walking slowly down the hall. A nurse emerges from elevators behind him. I'm mourning. That's no reason "Mr. Porter!" to let yourself go like that. He stops and turns toward the So what. I'll kill you, and shut up. voice. I'm just saying, is all. "I'm sorry, but there's this... these Yes, yes. Yes -_-you are just say- ing. She's gone, huh. Yes. She's gone. You loved her a lot, huh. Mm, very much. Are you all right, sir?" A voice. Should I answer? "Sir?„ "Yes. Fine. Thank you" "All right. Are you sure? You've been stand- ing there for a while'!" "Yes, thank you, I was just lost in my thoughts a moment.- "All oment.'"All right" "Thank you, though." "No problem. Have a nice day. ,. "Evening " "Yeah, right, evening. Well. Bye.- "Bye-bye. ye " "Bye-bye" Blackbird. Yeah. Blackbird. You okay? You've been standing there for a while? Yes, thank you. I'm fine. Thank you. This is a rental car. I can't remember how it opens. Could've said that. Guess I'm still feeling sorry for myself. Porter fumbles with his keys and pushes them into the lock. He opens the door and gets in. He starts the en- gine. A very sad song is already on the radio. He tuns the radio off. He is very sad. Porter's wife died this af- ternoon. It was an accident. We11, not really an accident. But a placement of the wrong person in the absolute- ly wrong place at the wrong time. Potter pulls out of the garage that he had panted his car in when he got to the hospital yesterday morning. She had been in the hospital for three days. He had rushed in from Toron- to. He had been there within hours of getting the call. Well, within hours of them calling him. He had only been there for half the time she had. Now she was gone. Approximately half the time he has been alive. Poor Porter. She was his life, his all, his everything. Now she was gone. He is not sure what he will do without her. Nobody knows yet, of course. . NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Au - - G j <, e gust 1,1999 PAGE 9 AIP 9-illot-f SECOND PLACE WINNER The ..Loss of Gregory Porter By Craig Norton Craig Norton is an aspiring writer currently living in Durham Region. He recently returned from British Columbia where his play, 'Syzygy', was selected as a finalist in a provincial competition. In her hand are several rings. "Oh. ' He takes them. '11=k you - She regards him a moment and leans toward him to take the cup from his hand. .,.mk you." Of course. Mr. Porter..." :'My name is Greg" '...Greg ... is there anything..." He thinks for a moment and looks back at her. "No. I don't think so." "Are you going to go home, or..." "Yes. "Well, are you all right - I mean, to drive" "Yes. Fine. Is there anything else?" . "No. Will you come back tomor- row?" 'Why?" ? .'Well, there are the ... prepara- tions, and ..' He thinks for moment and looks back at her. "Oh. Well, then, yes. lI guess .. " She thinks for a moment. "I'm very may, Greg„ "Yes. I'm very sorry, too" He turns away from her and walks down the hall. She watches him go. She is very sad for him. He is not taking it very well. He makes it to the doors that go outside and they open for him. Magic dons, Greg. Magic doors. The sun is really bright today. Somewhere he thinks he can hear something like a theme song from a western film. But not like John Wayne. Well, like Clint Eastwood, but there is a definite Mexi-tali surfer feel to the music. There are xylophones, for instance. And the guitar is playing what could be Des- perado theme music, but is far too ,reverb and far too... Oh. My car. He finds his keys and looks at them. Keys. Keys go into locks. Locks open doors. I'm being very self-indulgent. Her parents. His parents. Their friends. Her friends, his friends. The hospital knows. And most of the country has heard that something happened three days ago at the air- port. A bomb or something. Every- one is very concerned, but no details have been released and family and friends of those who were travelling are very worried, but the Porters' friends and families have no idea she was travelling. She was supposed to meet me in Toronto. I was finishing that day and she would meet me in Toronto. We were to have a very ro- mantic week together, and no one would know we were there. They did that sometimes, when she was alive, take off together. But no more. Wow, this car is really going very fast Very fast. One might even say too fast But, no, it's on the highway, and it's okay to go that fast Where am I going'? Oh yes that's right, I'm ... No wait Where am I going? Home? Where's that? Home. Home, home, home, home. What a strange word home. Home has lost all meaning. Home is where the what is? Home, home, home is something he does not have any more. She was home to him... The sun is almost gone now, Porter. Where are you going to go? When the sun goes down, that's when all the crazies come out. That's when all the nutty crazy betties come out. You are a crazy betty. That's what you are. Nutty crazy Wtty. Lit- tle cutey baby. Maybe Pater should go home. Or hoose. That's what it could be called House. Porter, go house. You SUB have dogs that need to be fed and walked and what not. Dogs? Doggies? Remember, Porter? Dogs. Thedogs. Right, that's it, just turn your car onto that street, then go down that street. No, not that one. The next street. Never mind the horns, they're not for you. No, they're honking at something else. Someone else. Someone who has not lost his wife. Someone else, some other person. Go house, Porter, go house. Peter's carturns down a street and then tarns into a driveway. He turns the car off and gets out of the car. He locks the doors with the automatic lock and climbs the in- clined driveway that leads up to their house. Wasn't it a rental car'? Rental. No. That was what I could have said to the man in the parking garage. No. She owns this car. She had left it at the airport, and ... that's right. Much better. Dogs. Porter opens the door and goes inside. He hears the scampering of feetsies running from the window in their bedroom upstairs, the running of pawsies down the stairs and run- ning toward him. The pawsies jump up and rest on his chest. Porter grabs the dogs and lies down on the floor. He tries to he playful, but cries in- stead. The dogs lick his face and try to make him stop crying. He cries for a very long time, even though the phone rings. The dogs want to lie down beside him and make him feel better, but they've been hungry for the whole day, now it's night time, so they begin to whine because they don't know how to fix it themselves. ' Okay, puppies. I'll feed you. I'm sorry, it's just that, Mommy died today boys, so I'm very sad. I'm � puppies " Pater gets up off the floor and makes his way to the kitchen. He gets their food out of the pantry and that puts some into their bowls. They eat and he closes the pantry and sits down in front of the sink and watches the dogs eat and then Potter cries some more. Oh, Porter is very sad. He looks miserable. He is very sad. He has not eaten in two days. He is too sad to eat. All the life has gone out of him. Except for the life it takes to feed the doggies - They finish their meals and walk over to him and he pets them and they lay their heads down on his lap and he poets their heads and they try to comfort him by being dogs. Porter goes upstairs. Time for bed Pater. He gets his clothes off and he gets into bed and the bed still has her smell and her pillow smells just like her and he swears he can feel her warmth and God I miss her so much. I missed her in Toronto and she's re- ally gone now and really gone he re- ally cries this time because this is where it hurts the most. Porter will cry for the rest of the night. Until he falls asleep. Porter gets up in the morning and goes to the hospital. The doctor greets him and there is a federal po- lice something there and they ask him questions and he tries to answer them. The nurse is there. Sometimes she puts a hand on his shoulder and he turns to look at her and she gives him coffee in a Styrofoam cup. He drinks it but he cannot taste it. He looks awful. He isn't answering any of their questions now. The officer or whatever looks at him a moment. then he places a hand on Porter's hand. "I'm very sorry for your loss, Greg-- I've heard that one before. "Thank you. I'm sorry I'm not being much help" "That's all right. It's understand- able. Why don't we continue anoth- er day... .Thank you" The doctor has some things for Porter to sign and he signs them and a funny little man in a sombre suit comes in and talks to Porter in a very sad voice and tells him about the fu- neral and Porter's parents are mak- ing all the arrangements. I didn't know they knew. "Mv parents''" The doctor called them yesterday night. They will all he here tonight. His parents. Her parents. Maybe I will give the dogs to my father. Porter goes downstairs to the morgue and they leave him. She is lying on a metal beef and a sheet is covering her face. He pulls it back and she is so beautiful and I cannot stand this. There is a long scream somewhere inside his head. There is nothing left in my life. I cannot be- lieve how painful this is. She is gone she is gone she is gone she is gone she is gone. He places his hand on her hand and she does not move but God how I wish she would. Her fare is still so beautiful. God she's cold. Great, now I'm crying again. She's not coming back I know. She's really gone now. Yes. Yes, I know. She's dead. Yes. Dead. It is okay to cry. I know. I am. I know. It's okay. He kisses her once on the mouth. She does not kiss him back. This hurts so much. This hurts almost as much as he loves her. But she is not coming back and the finality of that is more than he can bear. It's okay, you've done your best. I know. You can go now. I know. Porter lift the sheet a little and pull her close to me. Get up on the metal bed and hold her in my arms. Pull the sheet back over your heads and try to fall asleep. Bye-bye, Porter. Bye. Sleep tight, Porter. I will. Bye-bye. Bye-bye blackbird. Tt f -40 WW_. AM PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 RON PIETRONIRO/ Ness Advertiser photo Pulling, not planting Joelle Vandermeer, a summer student with the Toronto and Region Con- servation Authority's Environmental Services department, joined other volunteers on Sandy Beach Road pulling purple loosestrife plants from Hvdro Marsh. Purple loosestrife is aggressive and can push out existing plants in ureas where it grows, leading to loss of habitat for marsh area wildlife. CARE needed in finding work By taking CARE, you could land a job. Four free workshops are being held by Career Assistance and Resources for Employment (CARE) on Thurs- days in August for people needing help finding work. R&=6 and cover letter preparation is being held on Aug. 5, while devel- oping job leads is on Aug. 12, inter- viewing techniques on Aug. 19 and maintaining self-esteem on Aug. 26. All workshops begin at I p.m. and are held at the CARE offices at 1400 Bayly St., Unit 12, Pickering, next to the GO station. Also, an orientation session on pro- grams, services and other workshops available is held every Tuesday morn- ing at 9 a.m. All workshops and orientation ses- sions must be booked by appointment. CARE is part of the Durham Re- gion Unemployed Help Centre. Call the CARE offices at 420-4010 for more information or to reserve a spot. A INSIDENCE YOU WI BALL NOW]' A place where residents are appreciated. Close to all amenities: SUITES Hospital (5 mins.), bus stop, medical clinic 6 min.), groci store, convenience store. 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Other programs are run - Public Library, including eight-year-old ning for the remainder of the summer Brittany Nesty, who took part in a craft ses- school break at libraries in Ajax and Pick- sion this reek with friends. Here. Brittany Bring. •,nn. . ,. _ . �sC '"� wr^.1:, �. 1'�71�TA-aLLk 7NIr 1,• r• 'tan„ r. When the* power's out use these rules of the road It doesn't seem to matter how much collective driving experience there is at an intersection, when there's a power outage and the traffic lights go blank, confusion usually follows. With this being the season for light- ning, it's the appropriate time to review intersection protocol when the power is out and there isn't any one directing traf- fic. According to The Official Driver's Handbook, the learning manual for new drivers, when traffic lights are blank, drivers should "yield the right of way to vehicles in the intersection and to vehi- cles entering the intersection from your right " It suggests drivers travel cautiously and use the intersection the same as an all -way stop. However the procedure is different in cities where the power has gone out and ha, then been restored, leaving flashing rcd and yellow lights, says Durham Re- gional Police Detective Jim Griepsma. In such cases the driver with the flashing red light is obligated to stop, while the driver with the flashing yellow light has the right of way. In many cases drivers with the yellow light will stop to let the drivers with the red light go through the intersection. . In any case Det. Griepsma suggests when in doubt stop. Take the safe way." Kids host fund-raiser PICKERING — Four children in Pickering are hoping to raise funds for a local charity with a toy and refresh- ment sale Saturday, Aug. 7. The sale, organized by Nichole and Anna Blanco and Sunita and Christina Fyvie, will be held from noon to 4 p.m. at 1331 Glenanna Rd., Pickering. All proceeds will be donated to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. Learn to Ride a Motorcycle Courses run weekends unfil October 1, 1999 in Oshawa Time: Friday 7:00 pm - 10:00 pm Saturday b Sunday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm Cost: $295 (GST included a Course Code: SPRT 1918 For it& INdia cal Cmliiwous Wairning at (90s) ni-3052 or 144427-1191 Universiq Centre at Durham Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General 683-7363 AP 0 (JEA , 7 , A REA V i M) Gentle I)ental Care for Adults, Kids and GreatB* Babies, Wekeep our patients smiling by taking the lane to understand their needs. Add our friendly, caring staff and state-of-the-art T � J� Satr in techniques and you've found a goad dental home. rffrct from 3 1119' 1 Thurmiay July 22 ■ ' A Ful Range of DenW Ikeeftuft- thru &ig die whole f wWy. WCAt11r.1Niay lrlr+aay x ?►ugua 4 ' SNIp& Et"tlliag.A� ,n "R[1AC ygtlp b "w - A-1t� Fiat steaar ww ON SELECTED MERCHANDISE a From our special selection buy one meter at our regular price and get .':,-,, another two free off the same bolt, full meters only. � � 9 � 1paiu;l - WEEKEND SPECIALS ']'"!`. Saturday July 24, Sunday July 25 & Saturday July 31, Sunday Aa4ust1 -/lar ralim "WA DRAPERY AND HOME DEC x ,w 2 (tt:R RF(.UTAR PMI(:E 0 % OFF • 1a01 Osttsdats OL a.'. �„►,' ,�, LOTS of ftt� wwptc Goo Grandview sits Ww tby 721-9154 ttt L -FK Hpla Swnlay H Pi. Soddy 12d pw ONsmsa 4fP75M Wl M.rtSfsN(/IEW90MESR1RFSfIFJLCMAVRES(MDATALONT.R►RI(.'IiTNAN(IURRIxU.ARC71A0aS70REMICL WHERE TRIS (]r4MTnVErRJC1W00LIMTDEAVVERYMI)SAVIN1SWH111E(lFF(IURRWVL4XCiA1NSfOREMKI_ AR PAGE 13 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 6 W..a i me NEWS AIV E R T I S E R Birthday On Aug. 5, our little Pooh Bear" will be another year older. Hunter Ellis turns four on this special day. Wishing Hunter a happy birthday are Mommy, Daddy, Nanny, Popa, Aunt Cindi, Uncle Kevin and Auntie Lisa. Birthday` The soccer ' star in the Bon- gelli home turned five on°'' July 31. Jason celebrated his birthday with family and friends. Wishing him a happy birthday are Mom, Dad and sister Stephanie. 30th Anniversary On Aug. 2, Marjorie and Roger Pethick of Ajax celebrate their 30th anniversary. Wishing them all the best are Sarah and Andrew. Birthday "Our little boy" Kris hanth Di neshkumar turned five on ' July 25. Wish- ing him a happy birthday were Mommy, Daddy. sister Byravi, brother Preshanth, family and friends. "Love you Krish." Birthday July 28 was a special day in the Ross fami- ly, as Kyle reached the double digit age of 10. Happy birthday wishes from Mom, Dad, brothers Ryan and Brandon. "Have a great day." 'roDDinLy AUGUST 1 1 9 9 9 Birthday There were happy birthday wishes to 'bur little girl" Nicole Stork, who turned five on July 31. Hugs and kiss- es from sister Renee, Mum and Dad. -'Love ya' Birthday ->- "To our dar- ling Cassan- dra on her ninth birthday: You are a sweet girl and you are very special to us. Happy birthday on July 5. Love Mommy, Daddy and Jessica. - Birthday Dylan Hann entered double digits on July 24, as he turned 10. Happy birthday wishes from Louise and family, also Mom, Dad, Shelby, Timber and Stubby. Birthday Valerie Anne Hawkins turned eight years old on July 17. After a week of visits to the hospital, Valerie was able to celebrate her birthday with her friends. She had a makeup - modelling party which was enjoyed by all. Valerie also celebrated with a family pizza party. "Happy birthday with lots of love and kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Laura, Gramma, Gram pa, Uncle Paul, Aunt Lori, Uncle Alan and Doofus. ' Birthday Belated happy sixth birthday wishes went out to Grant `Rocky' Tamane, who got what he didn't want for his birthday on June 12, the chicken pox. With lots of love and best wish- es from Mummy, Daddy, Brent and the whole family. • 1794 Liverpool Road � b�y� Pickering 831-5431 831-5431 3 1. Nicole Sock Z Kyle Ron _ 3. ,ak * Hawium cn ma. Kn JmY1h to IS�.Am :;..tarn. nr n•cc»c. PRILE %.UJI) t YITL SAT.. V (.CST", 19" • AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 Blue lagoon Near -record temperatures and stifling humidity has made the Ajax Memorial Pool a popular piece of real estate in recent weeks. Here, swimmers Victoria Foster Brain Tumour Support group meets The Adult Brain Tumour Ajax. The group usually - Support Group meets Thurs- meets the first Thursday of day. Aug. 5 from 7 to 8:30 each month. It's for patients, p.m. at St. Paul's United family and caregivers. Phone Church, 65 Kings Cres., 1-800-265-5106. Please ANDREW /WANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo (left) and Ayinka Sandy paddle the day away at the pool with the help of their flutter boards. More hot weather is on the way. Dr. Jerome H. Giblon's ad published June 20, 1999 printed incorrect hours. The hours will continue as usual throughout the summer 12:30 - 6:00 P.M. V r f AWMA, 0 0 0 0 Mary Broom •� munuayl IlLugubT IlIl mmo ft IlO Talmo pr ,, nVY A SNACK (2 Pa. 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Electronic reminder helnq nrevP„t It's said there's nothing new under the sun. But then someone has a bright idea that makes you wonder, `Why in -the -devil didn't I think of that'?' In this case it's the 'Forget -Me - Not' electronic reminder, a card de- signed to reduce unwanted pregnan- cies and abortions. It's a discreet personal alarm that reminds women to take oral contraceptive (OC) pills on time. But why would a male medical journalist get excited about it'? Believe it or not, for many peo- ple, taking a pill every day is easier unwan 199Y ted pregnancy claims 60 per cent of women fail to take the pill every day. And that only 20 per cent take it at the same time every day. The Forget -Me -Not electronic reminder card is the best tool I've seen to teach compliance. We are all victims of habit but it takes time to develop a pattern of behaviour. The Forget -Me -Not card helps women to follow the routine that works. Each one-month starter pack of Marvelon 28' birth control pills contains the card. It's about the size of a credit card and fits easily into a purse or pocket. In effect, it's a Warningrsi ns o an unhealth i0g y spine ne Years of training and experi- and equally. Reduced range of ability to fight infection. ence, plus sophisticated analysis motion. Call today to find out about techniques enable your Doctor of Pineridge Natural Health's Chiropractic to detect subluxa- 6. You are often fatigued. An upcoming seminars. tions, but there are some simple unbalanced spine drains your For further information call things you can look for to find out energy. Dr. MaryAnn Franko at (905) 683 - if your spine is healthy. 7735. I. Your heels wear out unevenly. Can be due to uneven leg length or stress along the length of the spine. 2. You can't take a satisfying deep breath. Breath, health, spinal health and energy are interrelated. 3. Your jaw "clicks". Can be caused by neck or hip subluxa- tions. 4. You have to "crack" your neck, back or other joints a lot. Can be caused by areas of your spine that are locked or jammed. S. You can't twist or turn your head or hips to either side easily To Smile About! you've ahrgs wanted! Ire Maragh D.D. SUMC,entre Plaza) 420-2hS2 ±a .ititlP e� a k )r It31..f 7. You have poor concentra- tion. Subluxations affect brain health. S. You have low resistance to disease. Subluxations affect your neuroendocrine system which plays an important role in your resistance to disease and your ARTICLE COURTESY PINERIDGE NATURAL HEALTH urham Dental Electro Surgery Cosmetic / Bleaching In Preventative Care ips / Crowns & Bridges AirAbrasion / No Freezingc x Exuactions (Wisdom Root Canal Trea Nitrous Oxide � Gas) 'White Filling Or* to Oral Camera Imag Ultra Sonic Sealing Free Consultations /No Drilling tmrneeth, 1- _` V1%, Mastercard, Interact All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprehensive Care for Children ental Centre • t caltrc space-age alarm clock and it's sim- ple to work. Thank God it's not like some computer clocks. Like the ones a 10 -year-old child has to s&, for me! One button controls everything on the Forget -Me -Not card. A woman activates the card by push- ing the start button when she takes the first pill of the month. Twenty-four hours later, a re- minder alarm sounds (a dual -tone beep). Until she takes her pill and presses the button again the alarm See IT'S page 20 PMRIDGE NATURAL HEAL 1670 KJNG-- P/ ROAD - ITYrC 15 N.W. tomer Brock Road 3 Hwy #2 une�rcunnc'��\ Call ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapists • Physiotherapy • Massage • Nutrition 11Khiptm 0e 2 g °d`'Suit831-8115 l� �'• TIME ' • QUALITY X • GENTIE DENTAL �E ARE 'IIViPORTAN'I' To You - � . WE ARE "An .iu v TO S9RRVE YOU WE LCOME NEW' PATIENTS << WE r PEOPLE ALL AGES 24t HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DR JOSEPH A. MISEIN, DENTIST said than done. I've lost count of the number of my patients who have - become pregnant for lack of swal- The Doctor lowing a pill. They forgot the con- traceptive Game pill for a day or two. Or they delay for several hours before- — reaching for it. I 11 W. Giord Jones af.D. Today, the chance for this hap- N pening is even greater than ever. The abortions. Of those who had abor- rate of sexual activity has increased in Canada and the U.S. The number tions 40 per cent used some type of of adolescent abortions and preg- contraception. Among this group 23 per cent used the pill. The shocking nancies is also increasing. news is that it's estimated 90 per The situation in Canada is a good cent used their pills incorrectly. example. In 1994, 24,000 teens be- Dr. Edith Guilbert, at the Birth came pregnant and 20,000 had Planning Clinic in Quebec City ADVERTISING FEATURE unwan 199Y ted pregnancy claims 60 per cent of women fail to take the pill every day. And that only 20 per cent take it at the same time every day. The Forget -Me -Not electronic reminder card is the best tool I've seen to teach compliance. We are all victims of habit but it takes time to develop a pattern of behaviour. The Forget -Me -Not card helps women to follow the routine that works. Each one-month starter pack of Marvelon 28' birth control pills contains the card. It's about the size of a credit card and fits easily into a purse or pocket. In effect, it's a Warningrsi ns o an unhealth i0g y spine ne Years of training and experi- and equally. Reduced range of ability to fight infection. ence, plus sophisticated analysis motion. Call today to find out about techniques enable your Doctor of Pineridge Natural Health's Chiropractic to detect subluxa- 6. You are often fatigued. An upcoming seminars. tions, but there are some simple unbalanced spine drains your For further information call things you can look for to find out energy. Dr. MaryAnn Franko at (905) 683 - if your spine is healthy. 7735. I. Your heels wear out unevenly. Can be due to uneven leg length or stress along the length of the spine. 2. You can't take a satisfying deep breath. Breath, health, spinal health and energy are interrelated. 3. Your jaw "clicks". Can be caused by neck or hip subluxa- tions. 4. You have to "crack" your neck, back or other joints a lot. Can be caused by areas of your spine that are locked or jammed. S. You can't twist or turn your head or hips to either side easily To Smile About! you've ahrgs wanted! Ire Maragh D.D. SUMC,entre Plaza) 420-2hS2 ±a .ititlP e� a k )r It31..f 7. You have poor concentra- tion. Subluxations affect brain health. S. You have low resistance to disease. Subluxations affect your neuroendocrine system which plays an important role in your resistance to disease and your ARTICLE COURTESY PINERIDGE NATURAL HEALTH urham Dental Electro Surgery Cosmetic / Bleaching In Preventative Care ips / Crowns & Bridges AirAbrasion / No Freezingc x Exuactions (Wisdom Root Canal Trea Nitrous Oxide � Gas) 'White Filling Or* to Oral Camera Imag Ultra Sonic Sealing Free Consultations /No Drilling tmrneeth, 1- _` V1%, Mastercard, Interact All Insurance Plans Accepted Gentle Care for Big Babies Comprehensive Care for Children ental Centre • t caltrc space-age alarm clock and it's sim- ple to work. Thank God it's not like some computer clocks. Like the ones a 10 -year-old child has to s&, for me! One button controls everything on the Forget -Me -Not card. A woman activates the card by push- ing the start button when she takes the first pill of the month. Twenty-four hours later, a re- minder alarm sounds (a dual -tone beep). Until she takes her pill and presses the button again the alarm See IT'S page 20 PMRIDGE NATURAL HEAL 1670 KJNG-- P/ ROAD - ITYrC 15 N.W. tomer Brock Road 3 Hwy #2 une�rcunnc'��\ Call ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapists • Physiotherapy • Massage • Nutrition 11Khiptm 0e 2 g °d`'Suit831-8115 l� �'• TIME ' • QUALITY X • GENTIE DENTAL �E ARE 'IIViPORTAN'I' To You - � . WE ARE "An .iu v TO S9RRVE YOU WE LCOME NEW' PATIENTS << WE r PEOPLE ALL AGES 24t HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #2) DR JOSEPH A. MISEIN, DENTIST A/P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 THE FOOD TERM/NAL" •ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, AUG.1 TO SATURDAY, AUG. 7,1999 (CLOSED MONDAY AUGUST 2). WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • • OCHICKIF QUARTRLEG 171! A . ""�viat ts� dere Seud1a c '. _ PEACHES & CREAM RNf SELECT YOUR, OWN Ca NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 PAGE 19 AIP ' � FRESH N NEVER FROZEN RS Marketed try rnwvV 1 Vr U S A. - CALIFORNIA RROOUCT OF MExiCO iZE 1%.s s - 10 s+a�wc ,t„,LZEMEONS owN - F . 3�: 1 LIMES • PASTA 450 g BAGD FROM ITALY PRODUCT OF CANADA 19 oz. TIN r • RIAA KW �iiA'1W1[ARRABlA1'i 270 - 2W t PKG. EGGO ♦ �( s1s s BoxS NOODLES & SAUCE 190 - IL4*2 B PKG. i t �Lrl 1 L O KES IR 7wrj EA. CASE OF 24 x355 mL TL`S 5195 PAR HQW�ED 1OIgBAG , PACKHAM PEARSFILL Y L52 kg RD L8. • NEGTAR.INES • • PEACHES FML YOUR OWN BAG Or MVEFANTMES FILL YOUR OWN BAG 218 I1.52 kg 2 9�l Ls - 1 kQ BASKET . ,►, 4- a' -199 RED GRAPEFRUIT,, I, 3[$1 r.-x-1-[zA I.ARc:E 5[7F. TOA IATOE S FI I.I. Vo UR OWN BAG 6.9 2 kKiffiol.5 1- , CANTALOUPES _. ,UMBC SIZE 3s ',ELECT •OUR ,wti EA.11 10 LB_ BAG - 2 BAG: LIMIT Y F.A 9 41 GRADE (� `NS i►`•u� i i M /I 4CHED 39 EA.) 3 6 WNE • 809MN • GREEN LEAF CELAR SELECT YOUR OWN r. :COLI OWN 840 t PICG-may "�� EA. BeDS1E[.RGTAYOiJROWN DOQEFS• FIAT `KGY39BYS 23VV I 18tIq� SLB �/9 • • • • ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 7,1999 (CLOSED MONDAY AUGUST 2). WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • a • 2 L BOTTLE COCA-COLA 9 19 BOTTLE )R'JILLE REDENBACHER "ICHO-A' SLE POPPING CORN BOX OF 6 F9C O Uw , g9 •.. �'� . F,� 499 CASE DF 12-'W mL TINS EA • • PASTA 450 g BAGD FROM ITALY PRODUCT OF CANADA 19 oz. TIN r • RIAA KW �iiA'1W1[ARRABlA1'i 270 - 2W t PKG. EGGO ♦ �( s1s s BoxS NOODLES & SAUCE 190 - IL4*2 B PKG. i t �Lrl 1 L O KES IR 7wrj EA. CASE OF 24 x355 mL TL`S 5195 PAR HQW�ED 1OIgBAG , PACKHAM PEARSFILL Y L52 kg RD L8. • NEGTAR.INES • • PEACHES FML YOUR OWN BAG Or MVEFANTMES FILL YOUR OWN BAG 218 I1.52 kg 2 9�l Ls - 1 kQ BASKET . ,►, 4- a' -199 RED GRAPEFRUIT,, I, 3[$1 r.-x-1-[zA I.ARc:E 5[7F. TOA IATOE S FI I.I. Vo UR OWN BAG 6.9 2 kKiffiol.5 1- , CANTALOUPES _. ,UMBC SIZE 3s ',ELECT •OUR ,wti EA.11 10 LB_ BAG - 2 BAG: LIMIT Y F.A 9 41 GRADE (� `NS i►`•u� i i M /I 4CHED 39 EA.) 3 6 WNE • 809MN • GREEN LEAF CELAR SELECT YOUR OWN r. :COLI OWN 840 t PICG-may "�� EA. BeDS1E[.RGTAYOiJROWN DOQEFS• FIAT `KGY39BYS 23VV I 18tIq� SLB �/9 • • • • ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 TO SATURDAY, AUGUST 7,1999 (CLOSED MONDAY AUGUST 2). WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. • • a • AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1,1999 it's a simple aspressinga button MAPBESJust the IT'S from page 17 will sound every 20 seconds for three hours. If the alarm is not stopped the card gives a second reminder eight hours later. Once activated the Forget -Me -Not is pro- grammed to work for three months. The Marvelon birth control pill contains estrogen and a new third -generation progestogen called desogestrel. It has the low- est -affinity for androgen recep- tors. The result? There are fewer androgenic (male) effects such as increased hair growth, weight gain and acne. What about the risk of oral contraceptives? If everything in the world was as risk-free as the birth control pill it would be a wonderful world Now 50 years after its appearance on the mar- ket we know its benefits out- weigh the hazard. Consider its chance of caus- ing cancer. After one year on OCs a woman has half the chance of uterine cancer as someone not using the pill. This benefit continues for at least five years after stopping the pill. For women who have never had chil- dren this protection can last from 10 to 15 years. For ovarian cancer the de- creased risk is 40 per cent after just three to six months on the pill. This protection lasts for 10 to 15 years after discontinuing the pill. And there's a 65 per cent reduction in the formation of be- nign ovarian cysts. There's also good news for women who worry about breast cancer. A huge international study involving 53.297 women on OC's failed to indicate an in- creased incidence of breast ma- lignancy. Moreover for OC users there's a 65 per cent decrease in benign cysts and solid growths of the breasts. Women on oral contracep- tives have less painful periods with fewer days off work. And with decreased bleeding, less risk of anemia. The forties and fifties are often trying ages for women. Pe- riods may become irregular and heavy causing annoyance and wont'. Abnormal bleeding of this type must always be reported to the doctor. But once cancer and other problems have been ruled out the pill will often control this bleeding. Add it all up and OC's have more than lived up to their origi- nal expectations. The Forget- Me-Not'card ensuring the pill is always taken on time is an added benefit. ❑oo You can write to Dr. Gifford - Jones e% King's Health Cen- tre, 250 University Ave., Toronto, Ont. MSH 3E5 EarlyOrthodontic Treatment can lessenfuture problems Early intervention, which takes advantage of facial growth and tooth erdption, can lessen the severity of a problem, and it frequently makes the com- pletion of treatment at a later age less time consum- ing and less expensive. Early treatment pre- sents an opportunity to: • influence jaw growth in a positive manner •improve the width of the dental arches •reduce the Heed to extract permanent teeth •reduce or elimi- nate need for jaw surgery •lower the risk of trauma or fracture of ilk protruded front teeth •correct harmful oral habits such as thumb sucking, 0 "preserve or gain space for erupting permanent teeth •reduce potential dam- age to the TM joints *encourage better com- pliance before the uncooper- ative teenage years When is the best time to schedule an initial consulta- tion? Early orthodontic con- sultation allows us to deter- mine the optimum time for treatment to begin. In some cases, satisfactory results are unattainable once the face and jaws have finished growing. Seven years old is a good rule of thumb for a child unless you see a noticeable problem earlier. nmth breading etc Dr. Jerome H. Giblon's ad published • improve esthet- ic and self esteem June 20, 1999 printed incorrect hours. •simplify and The hours will continue as usual shorten treatment time for definitive throughout the summer orthodontic treatment '" ' braces Sti",i 12:30 6:00 P.M- ty of the final results *reduce hkeli- - hood of impacted per- imment teeth "improve speech development, airway foraaVle Dentures... One Good Reason To Smile! opwing and establish REPAIRS 0 hr.) • Relines ' Complete, Partial Dentures L ,Proper breathing LOWER DENTUm STABILITY •guide perma- NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER neat teeth into more edam Steil, DA F, IC,(A) favourable positions 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. +, *improve lip PICKERING VILLAGE, AJAX competence and `'° PA 683-4294 sure R%.v ii Early examination often permits Dental Centre. For more ii maximum improvement with the mation call Dr. Girish least amount of time and expense. Deshpande DDS, MDS (Or Article courtesy of Durham at (905) 4274280. 683-7363 dr 411 • • i � • • t . .. gasp et�rementesi�fence er Y a. your r corttErwnity %over 18 ,An this r ,..- : @, :fid Vila I'�$��earilAC�� &aPOW l@ptl�tl011 Jord Our de ..rx� all g "CE AD or Debbie Casgunme 1955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. L1 V 1X6 �.w lk .i g "CE AD or Debbie Casgunme 1955 VALLEY FARM ROAD, PICKERING, ONT. L1 V 1X6 �.w NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 PAGE 21 P NEWSSPort &LEisURE A DV E RTI S E R AUGUST 1, 1 9 9 9 Sport SHORTS AUG. 1, 1999 Pickering Soccer Club hosts Challenge Cup tourney for girls PICKERING — Teams from across the Toronto area will compete in three age groups at the upcoming Pickering Power Challenge Cup Soc- cer Tournament at Kinsmen Park. The tourney, slated for Aug. 7 and 8, will feature girls' teams in the under -10, under -11 and under -12 age categories. The under -10 division will feature teams from Ajax, Pickering, Dixie and Whitby. Action in this division gets under way on Saturday morning at 10:15 a.m. The championship and consola- tion final games in the bracket are slated for 11:15 a.m. Sunday. Meanwhile, seven teams will vie for the championship title in the under -11 category. Teams from Whit- by. Ajax, Markham, Brampton, West Rouge, Pickering and Peterborough will compete in the age group. Prelim- inary round action gets under way at 9 a.m. Saturday. The championship and consola- tion games will be played on Sunday at 2:15 p.m. The under -12 bracket will feature teams from Pickering, Glen Shields, Woodbridge and Woodstock. Round- robin action is slated for Saturday at 9 a.m. Finals in the division are on Sun- day at 1 p.m. for the consolation game, followed by the championship contest at 2:30 p.m. JASON L1F_BREGTS/ News Advertiser photo A Belleville Bulldogs' player grabs on to the jersey of an Ajax Wanderers player during Toronto Rugby Union under -18 boys' rugby playoff action at the Ajax club Wednesday night. The Wanderers won this quarter final contest 48-0. Under - 18 Wanderers advance to playoff semi-final game AJAX — The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's under -18 boys' squad ad- vanced to the semi-finals of the Toronto Rugby Union playoffs after blasting Belleville in a quarter -final contest played at the Ajax club last Wednesday. The Wanderers downed by Belleville Bulldogs 48-0 in the playoff contest. No scoring details were avail- able. The Wanderers are expected to play their semi- final contest on Wednes- day, although the opponent isn't know yet. The Wanderers under-] 8 squad played host to Maid- stone Grammar School from Kent, England in an exhibition game last Tues- day night. The visitors de- feated the Wanderers 24- 17. Scoring for the Wander- ers were Matt Hart and Scott Humphries with one try apiece. Erik Cuzzolino kicked two converts and one penalty. Wanderers players live in Ajax and Pickering. Pickering squad coruolarionfinalrzv Pirates edged AUTO in tourney final • Test manifold pressures • Check belts and hoses • Check vent temperature • J 1627 leak test Nitrogen testing extra, if ref Please recyle this newspaper 0 SERVICi V�� r FRQNT i i i - t i• t RELINE � i i • Arpisoe biorrt braArs psdlr with qusiiry L tt us tbt yotr flbtornasgr aralae prods aft a to"a 3 VW n Ll W1► mdna Gurr rNrK. lri kWm s�mboat l- us 00 road! A �a • ft I" Down! • Psywsnes For 90 Dsya! Top up brafas fluid oft' -1 0 - Far 90 Dsys Inspect town floc wear arrdtw offer Wow to al uWaW parts and AM hyd *ulic system for lealaCentre work (mck drg tires) over s150 only when + Nrarged to your Cowden Tree Card with 9!9 90 DAYS FREEDOM RIDE Repair your car now • Make no payment no i • a>br ars a for 90 days, available on your Camden Tire Card ug" Tracts Ask at Customer Service for complete detais. AAp. A 1M Kingston Rd at UVOrPOW Rd ,: A Wk>a- 14 PICKERING — The Mitchell Oke provided the Piekerin duffer Pickering Pirates minor team with solid pitching. g downed mosquito select baseball Kotchie and Jeff Hannon in quarterfinals team finished as consola- finalists banged out hits for Picker - tion at the recent ing. of watch event Clarkson -Lorne Park Base- In the second game, the play ball Association tourna- Pirates settled for a 15-15 PICKERING — A Pickering golfer ment. • Playing their third game tie with host Clarkson. Pickering was able to re - was eliminated from the Ontario Golf Association Junior of the day, Pickering cover from a show start, Match Play Cham- Pionships in Woodstock, but not be- dropped a close 2047. de- falling behind by nine runs fore giving his opponent a run for his cision to a well -rested Bra- males squad. by the third inning. Oke went 4 -for -4 at the plate money. Raffi Aghaguhan, 17, faced Os- The Pirates were down for the Pirates. James An- hawa's Andrew Nicholls in the quay- 11-5 in the third inning, derson supplied strong ter -finals of the match play champs- but rebounded to make it pitching for Pickering. s at the Oxford Golf and Coen- close in the latter stages of In a must -win game try Cl in a contest Thursday.anizers the consolation final. against Whitby White, which Orgaub nizers described as the b Tyler Henderson, Kyle Pickering had to wait "day's best". Nicholls won the match Kotchie and Ross Norman through a game delay be - on the final hole. Both players were crushed home runs in the fore finally posting a 5-3 well under par and birdies were need. contests. Graeme Howe victory to advance to the ed to win most of the holes, and Kevin Gonsalves sup- semi-final contest. Aghagulian defeated Scott Bald- plied solid defence for the Henderson, Jesse Ray - win of Kleinburg in his first-round Pickering mosquitoes. croft and Ryan McMackin match 4-3. Pickering suffered its all had outstanding games The member of the Cedar Brae first loss in the semi-finals at the plate. Smeelen Golf and Country Club proceeded to to Whitby Red, which put turned in a defensive gem beat Jamie Duffield of Cambridge 4-3 'in the Pirates in the consola- with a double play at third his second -round match to ad- tion final game. No score base. He would later close 'Vance to the quarter -finals against - Nicholls. was reported. The team re- the game on the mound to The ceived outstanding starting help the Pirates to the vic- match play championship final between Nicholls and Matt Me- pitching from Kyle Smee- tory. Quillan of Kingston was played Friday len. The Pickering mosqui- morning. The Pirates opened the toes are coached by John The result wasn't available at the tournament with an 8-5 Smeelen, Larry Hender- News Advertiser's press deadline. victory over Guelph. son, Al McMackin and Ross Norman and Larry Hannon. ''�'^V•��i frrr►aR.�e•asa�io'a'r lx"iears,&aV RiatfiJr•s-NsaR..r.�.CJtfailLLr�tf'�Yri.:., ilii •'ia'.i • Test manifold pressures • Check belts and hoses • Check vent temperature • J 1627 leak test Nitrogen testing extra, if ref Please recyle this newspaper 0 SERVICi V�� r FRQNT i i i - t i• t RELINE � i i • Arpisoe biorrt braArs psdlr with qusiiry L tt us tbt yotr flbtornasgr aralae prods aft a to"a 3 VW n Ll W1► mdna Gurr rNrK. lri kWm s�mboat l- us 00 road! A �a • ft I" Down! • Psywsnes For 90 Dsya! Top up brafas fluid oft' -1 0 - Far 90 Dsys Inspect town floc wear arrdtw offer Wow to al uWaW parts and AM hyd *ulic system for lealaCentre work (mck drg tires) over s150 only when + Nrarged to your Cowden Tree Card with 9!9 90 DAYS FREEDOM RIDE Repair your car now • Make no payment no i • a>br ars a for 90 days, available on your Camden Tire Card ug" Tracts Ask at Customer Service for complete detais. AAp. A 1M Kingston Rd at UVOrPOW Rd ,: A Wk>a- 14 P.PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 SCOREBf) A D 7--% . N F WS ADV F R T I S F R AUGUST 1 1999 >, PICKERING SOCCER CLUB- 1999 outdoor weekly soccer scores Hadfield, Jennifer Mueller) vs. Tigers 0 (MVPs Alana Far- thony Gugliotta, Christopher Underhill, Malcolm Abra- Granite Press 1 (Mesion Starr, MVP Samantha Domer). DIVISION 1 Y(St• Chantel! Hignett); Ryswin G. Contracting 4 hams, MVP Spires Thomas) vs. Tornadoes 1 (Tyler Jack- July 15: Granite Press 1 (Samantha Domer, MVPs Layne FAX July 5: VW Beetles 4 (Lisa Ford 2, Shannon Tkachuk• Cassidy) �vs. Royale Bank 2ham (NicolesScchaefferr,, Melissa Robert Munroe, Az mS(Aaron Syphus 2. Michael Rattansi. MVP Michael Purcell)vvs. Farrell, n Saua Fernandez) vs. arson. les 0: CTAS 5 Camille Phillip. MVP Laura Ferguson) vs. Pro -Bel 0. The Seeley, MVP Brooke Brimmer); Blaisdale Montessori 2 Phoenix Search 0 MVPs ) (Shannon Sauve 2. Christina Paterson, anon O'Brien, Knights 1 (Lauren Civello) vs. Raptors 1 (Ashley Thoma- (Alyssa Boynton 2, MVPs Katherine Tremblay, Ivan Steves Casting 3 (Matt Forster, Tent Sayers, Mya niano); Bethany Thompson -Chase, MVPs Shannon Saure, sus. MVPs Catherine Levesque. Madeleine Bell); Accu- Jaciw-Zurakowsky) vs. Dalar Contracting 0 (MVP Ipyana man -Smith. MVPs Matt Foster, Clayton Lanigan) Steel. Black,AlexaO'Brien) vs. Teddy's Angels 0 (MVPs Lauren rate 111 2 (Kristina Bandzoskr, Melissa Egan, MVP Kristi- Viscardi) lay, igen) vs. Blade, Alexandra GMVPs ), Jumbo Video 2 (Jessica n Bandzoski) vs. Thunder 4 (Jillian Fairweather 3. Dani- MVPsClean Sales 3 (Brant MacFarlane 2, Michael Evans, Vella. Amber Pollan, MVPs Jessica Vella. Kirsten Michelle ) ca Kotsopoulos, MVP Jillian Fairweather); Marshall July 19: Hair Down Under I (Rommel Morrison, MVPs July 22: MVPs Greg Snell, Danny Morris). vs. KAS Marketing 1 (Chenice Paterson, MVP Michelle me Homes 0 vs. Dunview Sheet Metal 1 (name Ma) Joseph Berknover, Dylan Walsh) vs. Wildcats 2 (Markel baaz Kara -Vie ani, MVP Erich Soraix Search 4 a)vs. Stoves Castings 3 ton. MVPs of arnns 3 ueira.ah Wakefield a April Thorn - July 12: Marshall Homes 0 vs. Raptors 1 (MVP Alana Southerland 2, MVPs Shawn Branscome. Jonathon Du- (Ryan Stedman 2. Michael Pdr Sequed, Kayla Shroeder) vs. Piedra Fortes): VW Beetles 1 (Lauren MacFadyen) vs. Thunder 3 mont); Labels Plus 6 (Daniel Renouf 2. Brondon Bailey, er, Christ opov, MVPs Kareem Tuck- Office 1 (Vanesa Girard, MVPs Bianca Caporusso. (Danica Kotsopoulos 3): Pro -Bel 2 (Lauren Hong, Caroli- Alex Castanheiro. Anthony Novak. Nathan Sorli) vs list 2 Azim Rattans 2u Shawn Lalach, Too(Jordan Fara Michael Wo & Die 7 (Layton Mark od Jacquelyne Tigers 5 (B abrin Davies 3, Veronica results n Paterson) vs. Accurate III 3 (Laura Jeffries, Meghan Cdn. Funds 2 (Bryan. Peattie, Paul Jhooti, MVP Bryan Purcell, MVPS Layton Mark, Kyle 9• Best, MVP Sabrina Roth) vs. Carpet Pistchik. Nicole Zorn. MVPs Sarah Jennings. Meghan Peattre) y Boyd) vs. Clean Sales 0 Towne 2 (Sarah Manning, Michelle Dixon, MVPs Sarah Pistchik). Dunview Sheet Metal 2 (Jaren Adams, Ash (MVPs Christian Sutton, Brandon Legaufl); Lightning 2 Manning, Meike Wodzik). Ashley SEVEN -AND -UNDER BOYS'S' DIVISION (Jesse Keirstead. Spiros Thomas). The Big Scoop 0 NINE -AND -UNDER BOYS' DIVISION Znights . MVPs Megan Oates. Ashley Zasadny) vs July 7: Lakeside Motors 1 (MVP Daniel Joseph) vs. (MVPs Michael Smythe, Jordan Vanos); Tornadoes 2 July 13: Don Valley Toyota 4 (Anthony Sotoadeh 2, Knights 0 (MVP Kalli Parker) Shomey's Optical 4 (Anthony Perri 2, David Mott. Bran- to DIVISION 2 (inns Taylor, ey. MacMillan, MVPs ko MacMillan, Alexander Starkey. Jason W MVP Russell Blenkam) vs. don Copeland, MVP David Mott): Gerry 8 Son's 2 Michael Adderley, Chris Taylor) vs. Kenko Kids 0 (MVP Wildcats 0 (MVP Graham Walmsley); Thunder 6 (Avery July 5: Tigers 3 (Michelle Badalian, Katie Macina. Jenny (Spencer Bentley Brandon Orrett. MVP Brandon Hill) vs. Scott Lavery). McQ*/. MVPs Michelle Badalian, Jessica Fritzlar) vs. Bell Acrmedia 4 (Chas Stewart 2. Makin Crawford 2, Vernon 3, Andrew McConnell 3, MVPs Avery Vernon, An - King Rrtson Dental Clinic 3 (Brooke McCalla 2, Jaspreet MVPs Chris Stewart, an Johnston); T' EIGHT -AND -UNDER GIRLS"C' DIVISION drew McConnell) vs. Lightning 3 (Taylor Robson, Alexan- Ry ) Tigers 5 (Louis Del July 0: Carpet Towne 6 (Michelle Dixon 4, Meike Wortzik. der Levesque, Michael Gilbert, MVPs Michael Atkinson, Hoyer, MVP Simram Panesar); Whmtamore Farms 3 Re 2. Steven Patterson 2• Charles Dorey, MVP Steven Whitney Ebner MVPs Julia Watson, Michelle Cartier. Peter Schmalz); Plumb -It 3 (Jesse Boileau 2. Eric News (Caley Hulme 2. Kasten Cummings. MVP Caiey Hulme) Patterson) vs. Boyer Pontiac 1 (MVP Stake Fraser) Sarah Boileau vs. U vs. The Hawks 3 (Ashley WoWstencroft 2, Lauren Arse- July 14: Lakeside Motors 9 (Tyler Welsh 3. Blake Cluff 3. St ) Pyr Canada 3 (Sarah Brown, Bartholomew) ri opher Riches, 0: Raptors 6 (Jason nult): Wildcats 1 (Breanna Gooding. MVP Jennifer Scott) Cameron Halsall 2, J Stephanie Evans 2, Kristina MVP KnCollins. MV Lee); Bayview Metals 3 Joseph 4, Christopher Riches, Carey Arnott, MVP vs. Verity 3 (Natase Spzak 2. Carrie Frampton, MVP Boyer Pontiac 0 (MVP Ravi�Panesar), GMBSernas B�Sons vs Wildcats O MVPs Alannah Wakefield, Asha Binder) Cameron Powell) vs. Tigers 2 (Justin Jarrett, Sean Advertiser Nevrene Lindo). Spotless Auto Glass 4 (Holy St 2. ley Speers); Pavfidis, MVP Sean Pavlidis); Tri -Tech Canada 5 (Cailum Alex Stapley.aP� 0 (MVP Derek Cunningham) vs. Bell Actmedia 2 (Mallin CTAS 4 (Shannon Sauve 2, Katrina Clarke. Christina Pa- Lock 2, Cassidy Spadatora. Daniel Riley, Joshua Carly Hurash, MVP Christine Taylor) vs Tor- Crawford 2. MVPs Ryan Buner. Christian Schultz): Tigers forson. MVPs Kelsey Seale". Danielle Macpherson) vs. Bellinger, MVPs Shayne Ounton, Daniel Riley) vs. Cable redoes 1 (Nicole Cardnez) 1 (Louis Del Re. MVP Michael Shererneta) vs. Shomeys Jumbo Video 0 (MVPs Tori Mathieson, Amber Pollan): S tem TSI 3 (Kevin Baker, July 12. Tigers 2 (Jenny McCoy. Kayla Reardon, MVP Optical 1 (Anthony Perri. MVP G ) az Spencer Parr Maze , Lorenzo newsroom Canyn Osborne) vs. The Hawks 2 (Lauren Arsenault 2): SEVEN AND UNDER GIRLS pl Hoy) 1 T's 7 (Botha^ Davies 2. Jacquelyn Best 2, Arm King 2, Haza. MVPs Spencer Parrngton, Craig Mazerall); Mar- $pOtless Auto Glass 4 (Cary Hurash 2, Ash Stevens Kelly West. MVPs Ann King, Lauren Penney) vs. Precise shall Nomas 4 (Nicholas Abandon 2. Tyler Bell, Michael Ashley July 21: Image Video 5 (Alexandra Clayton 2, Kartyn Irv• Office 0 (Alyssa Perry); KAS Marketing 2 (Lauren Gibs. Marshall) vs. Tornadoes 3 (Kevin Montgomery. Ryan 683-7363 2. MVP Ashley Stevens) vs. Wildcats ;King Rdson Dental ing 2. Leonora Palmer -Wilson, MVPs Kaitlyn Irving, Ashnie Ratnasirgam, MVP Arhinia Ratnasirrgam) vs. Patrick, Pietro Valente). Saner , R n Clinic 4 (Brooke McCalla 3. Jaspreet Hayer, MVP Fe" Leonora Palmer -Wilson) vs. Design Tech 0 (MVP TMany Greenwood) vs. Whitiamore Farms 1 (Stephanie Whdta- Rua -St. Clings): Winward 3 (Shawna Butler 2. Chantelle more, MVP Dana Valera), Verity 2 (Carrie Frampton, Keva Brown. MVP Samantha Sim) vs. Pickering Med. 1 (Robyn McNally, MVP Dakssa Timothy) vs. Tornadoes 0 Crumm MVP July 19: Spotless Auto Glass 1 (Cary Hurash. MVP Aileen Gregoire) vs. King Rrtson Dental Clinic 6 (Kelly Sedned 2. Brooke McCalla 2, Vanessa Sedried. Lindsay Yarmoluk, MVP Kelly Sedned): Tigers 9 (Melissa Muir 4, Katie Macina 3. Jenny McCoy 2. MVP Laura Games) vs. Whmamore Farms 0 (MVP Nancy Bettencourt): Torna- does 1 (Laura Weiss) vs. Wildcats 8 (Brianno Gooding 3. Jennifer Bradley 2. Anwaar Hsan, Melissa Joyce. Lisa SWK)rha. MVP Lisa Sguigna). The Hawks 2 (Ashley Wool• sDenr:roft. Lauren Arsenault MVP Kendall Cameron) vs. Verily 2 (Kava MCNalty. Renata Jacm-Zurakowsky) FIVE -AND -UNDER DIVISION July 19: Syson Computer C 4 (Lauren Sayers 2, Sarah Hadfield. Jennifer Mueller. MVPs Lauren Sayers. Sarah ILI we It ey. Meagnan Douse): Floriom io Alum. 2 (Aar da Flono. Alexandra Pecoron. MVP Shawna Manning) v LWCA 1 (Lauren Giogia. MVP Kartln Fredericks) SEVEN -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION 2 July 21: The Co-operators 1 (Choe Giordano. MVP Dlun Davies) vs Ernnromurl 2 (Chloe Stewart 2. MVP Madiso Wicox). W4dcats 3 (Shanyce Tan sha 2. &he Cres MVPs Emma Morn. Laura Marotta) vs. The Real McCoy 0 (MVP Amanda Taylor); Tigers 1 (Christine Exelor, MV Tamara Welch) vs Amts Topsoil 1 (Krista Zana s. MVP Michelle Booth. Kenzie McKosgan) EIGHT -AND -UNDER BOYS"8' DrVfSION Judy 1S: The Big Scoop 3 (Ounn Harrison 2, Johnathai Teineira, MVPs Ethan Dyk, Oscar Graber) vs. Kenko Kid 0 (MVP Coln Weymouth), l.rghatrg 5 (Wakd Salah. An If this is all Yea and, #hen this is an vwll suggest. 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QUALMCATi6ke: Secondary School Graduation Diploma; current Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanics trade certificate, Ozone Depletion Preven- tion Card and Class 1 Gas Fitters Ticket; 5 years experi- ence as licensed trades person preferred; thorough knowledge of IF V.A.C. and Refrigeration control circui- try; experience with roof top and other gas fired heating units, centrifugal refrigeration and pneumatics; valid Class G Drivers license. This is a 40 hour per week position: Some Shift work Required. Wage Rate: $19.98 per hr. Please submit resume by MONDAY, AUGUST 9TH, 1999 AT 4:00 P.K TO: Employee Relations/Hiring Durham District School Board 400 Taunton Rd. East,Whitby, Ontario. UR 2K6 While we appreciate all applications received only those to be interviewed will be contacted 11 Parses I I careers 1 1 careers I I careers 1 1 careers ,, ALLSTATE- We're growing in enad to run S red Dumam, At Allstate. we're go - immd. Home weaker&. 1 - rip gates We are looking f successful sales peAormers or to help As students of the Oshawa Campus we had lots of us acheeve our growth Plans. We offer ureimAed in- come potential, Guaranteedsalary questions about MCSE, CNF, MCP and A+ certifications. plus commissions. Employee benefits CDI College helped by answering those /questions and and paid exlxnses. Opportunity to run your own office Send O provided a strong career focused training plan. We resumes to: Tom 2 Alhtae. 2 Stevenson Rose Rocad o arejust fust about to graduate and we have already South. Oshawa, Omano. L1J 5L9. Fax 725.3295 or call been interviewed for jobs with 725-2M leading I.T. companies. THE FUTURE belongs to those person at the whey len. 900 who are prepared for change. Those Donna Date who are focused and to inose who are technically Student Student skilled Net a Com. using MCSE/Lcitus Notes. Database r�shawa Cam Oshawa Campus administration using Oracle. . 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Education in chemistry At a' post -secondary level is a requirement as is previous Customer Service experience in a manufacturing/ service environment . The successful app- pl,cant must have strong verbal skilrs, be organized, and have basic PC knowl- elige. Wages and benefits are competi- tive. Please forward a resume with w•aRe expectations to: Matheson Gas Products Canada Inc. Box 89, Whitby, Ontario, LIN 5R9 Attention: Personnel MASTER SCHEDULER An Ajax Tier 1, QS -9000 registered automo- tive parts manufacturer with 100 employees needs an experienced Master Scheduler with APICS/CAPICS training and designation. The successful candidate will have direct hands on responsibility for scheduling the plants and ensuring that the schedule is met. This is an exciting opportunity with a better than average future potential with this international organization. The salary and remuneration package is fully negoti- able including profit participation. 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All copy IS subject to the app-x- val of management of News Advertiser. r, WPAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1,1999 t tierterN Held 1 General fM4 Eff Gerneral Melo 1 GettarM Help 1 gloss Help 1 MNH* SklMed Help Mr skilled Help MU skilled Help LIGHT INOUST By hosting an international exchange student. Youth for understanding is looking for volunteer Host Families for high school student that are coming from 13 countries. They will be arriving in August and staving until July 2000. Hosting families are actively involved in selecting the student who will be living with them. Becoming a host family provides both the student and the family with new cultural experiences and friendships that last a lifetime! Please caU the YIFU lormce > 4NWTEENAGE. MARKETVIEW Insurance Services Full and Part time positions Our business is providing high quality tele -prospecting services to the insurance industry. We re- quire both English and French Canadian speaking people with strong communication skills, de- sire and ability to overachieve, and computer literacy. For more information call 905-642-8060. Carpenters Helper/ Jr. Apprentice Needed immediately for new home and renolconstruction. Fax resume to 905-852-3450 NOW M FIM $113.911/1111R. Large Canadian Distributor doing second }Olase of hiring in Durham area. Up to 12 sharp eager individuals to train entry level positions. All promotions within one year. Must be able to start immediately. Positions will go fast Call 579-5412 No experience necessary We train manufacturer requires person for light -medium fabrication and mechanical assembly. Basic machine shop knowledge 9,r, an asset. Fax resume to • (905) 640.0297 Looking for 12 sports minded individu to work half to death. However, w ing to Pay - 13-" PER HOUR 4dvancement available. No experier lecessary. Paid vacation, also medic std dental. Must have own car. Call Sunday 12 noon to 2 p aa. r Monday and Tuesday 9 aka. - 5 pm. S/1-3532 RIt loop- term temp. must rave 6 BROKER/CSR months working experience A Established Durham Insurance Broker requires q safety steel -toed tans. Pick- R.1.B.O. Licensed Broker(s) erring through Oshawa areas to join our learn as a personal lines CSR. Must be Car an asset We will be m- R.1 -B.0. Licensed. Send info/ resume to File /396 terviewing at the Oshawa Ci- c/o This Week, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, ON L1H 71.5 vic Auditonum 99 Thornton _�. Wa now. Road South. Oshawa on Wed- _ 1 Salsa NdpAgeres 1 Saks nesday, August 4th. and fMlprAgrmMs Tuesday. August 101h from stilled thy► 930am -200pm ASSISTANT ECE REQUIRED tot Maternity leave in toddler room. 40 hrs/wk Also looking for supphy staff Please state in cover letter which positron Your applying for Send re- sume to Link People's Play School 33 Falby Crt . Ajax. ON. LIS 3R3 Interviews be- gin Aug 11th. Positions begin ember 7th. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TRAINEE position requires in- dividual with computer Skills. ability to communicate well "FANUING COURIER COM- with others. Responsibilities PAN rias immediate open- nclude an facets d Property ngs for qualified drivers with Management. Bookkeeping reliable cars and ions 5500- knowledge preferred. Trans - S800 weekly Call (905)427- Portation necessary (905)- 9093 Monday thru Friday. 434-2433 EXPERIENCED 2 years hahr- styhsts wanted Full and part time Salary A commissron gall 668-7647. FACTORY help required - good finger dexterity plus good English and creeds safety shoes. Appy to 155 Anderson Ave. Unit 1. Markham We pay ou directly to arse hoe out proulcis. Easy work. No Me . necessary. For PREE details send SASE. b Fre star Enlerprisea 1$4 Liverpool Rd- Suite 113 OM., L1V 6M3 (416)724-M FULL '.-tie ',•s'ome• Ser. -4e - eft required SI MN Pickering +-a Must have computer 'Vertence and pleasant 7nione maorhur 8iinrpnAl an AW Cal (9931-1999 per FULL TIME SALES ASSIS- TANT required for presigrous Nome ngroveRlents cOmpi- ry in Will" Aosolu" no W" re"W" wd" to train. aroenerice not neces- sary Opportunity to malice Oral money Can Red1 for rom (�5)•71ba143 CO GLDaAL By hoskn0 an n- temabonal exchange studem Youth for wwderstar-dng IS (polurq for vq- ' Host Fa- mikes for onh9k sdtodthat am shrdent IneOs�tThey, wA be from term rip�n 2060 Fbtmrg fa tidies aam say" wo mort she student aft wwd be ffum family provides tMDgth a shit cuhwam �nte experiences aid Irierdshpe Mg last a mebmN Please ply ft YFU o u • 1-0OOTEENAGE GIMROIAN DRUG STOVE. 97 Kug St E next to Oshawa Cknt. tug tune pearmacat assistant POSMM laded inume Exp�en- ence not necessary. will tram Apply in ohon alsppligmerson any No N.C.A. a P.S.W. FUII torte a Pan erne Private patient Cal sex. 852-51111 a Cary, 9e5- 2555. Permanent full-time Labourers for Lumber Yard & Truss Marwfatturer facility. Apply in p� 14 Andelso� Blvd. Indmb-W Park, (2�4 N 7asin 4:30pes tions available. car 0443 ask for Jen. WFELLWAM - WT avaiabk. PIT posiiorns able. Fri A sat. LtelrNen 11jam- HOW Rage d jobs We am the Society comw from which pe nMhch ca reqs in blic and kc poYce fdmXs. or is faahonx. Ti 41 or Fax -416.468.4256. EXPEMENCEO Laidwip Fore person requred. Must able b Dude, lay and pA . knocking state. and piss 11 straight and curved Pay commansurak with ex perience. References dears drivers abstract re- quired. Cal 905--426-Mi POSITION AVAILABLE IFwsc maimenance firm. Drivers hoense with FSCOId Moot" Call 725 fbr 4-11., r'*r b pick-up ap- pftcaipL GIRL FRIDAY TRAINEE for property management office. Duties unchude liking, plglpco- pyino."M reception. 0000 tek- pane roamer. and dans. Own transportatione- quimd. CAN (905)-431.2433. Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs.. out of work/not collecting EI. Out of school/not returning. Positions available now. Call Job Connect 578`8482: 623-6814; or 427-8165 MANAGER TRAINFF - Nnnh Americas largest cMm of Dirty Supply super store with ore 390 kaeons is corem- ing o expand. We are seek- ing hard-working and ambk- ious muagge from veto are Wig for a carte opporturr- m a Or I COrNpirry wire oe keen t0 ad- vMM m a last pace enwroM more and have mass iner- O&V txpr« Jon+ the reSty al PtD 905 F1- you resume to 90S -76T-,270 Pan" Cly. NAIL TECHNICIANS lot new had Chrac to open Sepfembv 99 Also sedurp Nal Tech �rrage 1w faaal Place NATIONAL Pet Food menu- tacturer Seeks part -bmf ww W110 taies/demonwafxxs tig qu Nivt ias � wagek required tog tree 1- 877-450.1307 PANT TIME DRIVER. Days. evenings aid weekends Wrst be 19 years orage a otde wen own vwade Plast Call (905)433-2424 or (905) -Q7 - PART TIME iutdien tip Mon Fri days only Must bt SeN mohvrtd. responsible and dependable Please leave re- sume a Guard House 574 m tiodh Avenue. Jane w Cate No pftone calls. PART TIME Office positron available Duties to include Meq. telephone. aeeaNasne- ad cemo h r ulama =07 fice dukes Good"" skits am required for on prasieon. and knowiedge d Toronto and The G T.A. would be an asset. alongwon forward your resume. al Filew n salary yo Uxbrpfte Tribune. 24 Toronq St. Unit 02. Uxbridge L9L 1E6. We a" all those to an aMbig ouedrt-` view air t1e cormaaed. I PART TIME WAITRESSESI WAITERS wanted for rmgtlts. n asset for bxl y experience work Cal 428- SSS TELEMANIRTING CO. re - (905f839 Quires nerg" req skill train. Extefte Pks Dga�ohN Evening� Ate. Gres Aval- SMmmer apportwNy� Please Cal (9o5M38 0858. Delbit m Lai. Cash paid for rderAk POSRIONS AVAILABLE. Tor- onto and aka. AZ driven. trAtwtp Tack units, B train and Jumbo. 6 1129 i3 yeas driving wrp�Fianu. W thin on tads vehida. (3an abstract and FE oo= be 0rcgnimd. senoa appicarkt Sad resIMe 10 Fly*- Tncb% Mit. RPJ2 Peklbor- IrhstAN ough. Ontuio K9J 6X3 a tax nese m ID (705) 748-0591. PBOF�ESSIONAL Painters ane needed. Must have at least 10yrs. experience with vehl- Cie. Rdeaoes re"wed. Cal alkr bpm. 433-3862. with SEARS HAIN CANE requires kiislylists with permanne i- cNAn cer" Medcal I If, I. Slow 6303 discord. And an -Mail) train - SON wallablit. ara HaimameOfidam in r�ert GCS BROWN PONTIAC BUICK lie require. EXPERIENCED GENERAL SERVICE MANAGER EXPERIEINCED SERVICE ADVISOR NEW/USED CAR SALE REP For husy GM Dealership. Excellent Remuneration & Benefit Package Qualified applicants Should apply to: Don Switzer Gus Brown Pontiac Buick 1201 Dundas St. E. Whitby, Ontario LIN 2K6 (905)668-5846 Tor. (965)686-1566 or fax resume to (905)668-4379 RUI gra' Help SERVER Fine i_-,exyar,ence� an asset. i+irase GO (905)428.9778. SNWPMGMECEMOG. Me- chanics stock. and yard io- ventory person Outside work. FW flits Peimaw poo arona AUD Pans 091nerKf an as- Faxresume to Two (416)- 206- THE ADMINISTRATIVE EDGE Inc are recrudmg on benatf d our Pat Perry diem for Vie tonwom a opptnhniaiut- Mix- ers A Lm Pr -I - -in posw- 111" in the food ruff"atry. ON" A afternoon; Se per/ Now - FMM positions open. Pk- appy in person b: tie Admi I alive Edge Inc. 74 SwrKoe St S Suet 301, Otharra, Ontario. For Will MOM (905)136.5818 wit. 225. THE OURNAM REGION YMCA has 2 pan time ECE positrons ava fable in the courace x42. Scrod aped rare. 7-9:30an A 3 3D-6.1Spin Plass cyl Lisa (905)432-0968 for an of - le men THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking kir Kds to deliver pa- pas and flyers door to door W braes a reek by 6.00 Pelt. in their Cyt 905.683-51� 5450 WEEKLY? «. won to tab. 004" dIV e G, 0 j mem r* tin respahsime. ambom x4poi t; poople. 10 people walled row! Co-ed urairomlMSIeMP 726,7 wbrowa Ful -bine pity. 184.3arde fti aM'r n P. Office N FULL TIME Billing Clerx won transport company in Picke- me Busy -is" and excel txpeneice pnkrnd. Com- pemaeorh baud 4n work ex- perience. Fax resume to (M) M-0199 or plhdw (905) QUALIFIED MEDICAL secre- fary needed at Ajax/Pickering Starting SupWuW Send re. sums to or Ehayeb at 6t15 McCowan Rd.. Box 66512 Sanboroeph. M1J 3N8 RECEPTONtST/HOSTESS Part time. 3 days per week SAtwday-Sum. 11 - 6. Thus 1 - 6 for lite" budder in Now cu*. Please fax resume at- lnk leon Mike Atex 96 (416) 3 1 Saes t Ivo n SALES DEALERS NEEDED No quotas Earn Extra $cash$ FREE pack of products upon Ioining Call Pauline Naulls (416)398-9390 iAa11E AD SAM person orenee issue in the dr - nam rqw. tha A Pat b t oppon ve a Must hil. SaksWor pmt badgroud a must. Fax rtsMas to (905)- 42O.1915A. ■MnFD brick R.E. SALES mpeserMasiva. CO Sancti No tea! exp. lux M work. Urnion wages. Contact Jot b0 name franchise! B % leads, wAdad INo - m (90(Mil-718-114623.(Mil-718-114623.(Mil-718-114623.905 CAS 509-61111 . ATTENTNIN up to $10. per OWN hour b start. Odom Ibalon Az IF hoaeve 2 Flow and Ap am� Swkrs fm wgag d_alh No Eat mor gdnnatiorW appYna coni- _�. Wa now. pang. Cal raw. (905) 571 - (906►9tComp"o WV tl1E mm IN uva A va K stttltw ttetp stilled thy► OUIDOW Requires a part-time mtinlerwice person to service our Streetsco g program in the Pickering area. Individual must have reliable pick-up luck, basic repair tools and a flexible schedule. Dulles to include installation, general cleaning, snow retram and minimal landscaping. For consideration, please cdrllact I. fnMaN at 14* -m4 N, II& iS1 Transportation Project Managers (Peterborough. Oshawa, Belleville) These are assignments relative to MTO freeway and highway design. A proven knowledge of MTO systems, procedures, and document preparation is required. Transportation Designers (Peterborough, Oshawa) A Civil Engineering diploma in engineering or engineering technology is mandatory. A thorough understanding of HDS, CPS. AutoCAD, and Softdesk is required. Sr. Environmental Design Engineers (Peterborough, Pembroke) PEO registration is mandatory. A proven knowledge in the design of major water and/or sewage treatment facilities is necessary, inclusive of background knowledge in process field investigation and design requirements. Stormwater Resources Engineers (Peterborough, Oshawa, Pembroke) PEO registration is mandatory. Candidates must be prepared to demonstrate previous project experience in drainage design, stormwater BMP's, and Hydraulic Modeling. Civil Designers, CAD Operators (Peterborough, Oshawa, Belleville) A Civil Engineering diploma is preferred. with some limited past experience in .arious municipal projects involving drainage, street design, small structures, etc. A complete understanding of bo!h AutoCAD and Softdesk would be a major asset. Municipal Planning Tiaienician ( Peterborough ) A Planning Technician diploma is necessary. Knowledge of the Ontario "tanning Act and the Provincial Policy Statement in Ontario. along with sonic limited experience would be an asset. ALBION HILLS INDUSTRIES requires AZ Drivers 2 yrs. U.S. LTL exp. Home Every Weekend Satellite Dispatched No NYC No Slip Seating Competitive Rates Benefit Package Paid Weekly -Direct Deposit Call Bryan (905)706-2596 CABINET MAKER 6%iwdworking plant located in Markham requires skilled ma- c hintst/assemblers. Contact Geron Asso- ciates (905) 470-0208 (tel) (905)470-1789 (fax) TRANSPORT COMPANY re Quires Class A heavy truck mWAarK lug bine 3pw Ilpm. Mon. -Fri must hm own tools. Phow (905) -em - 3656 or tax mum to (90)- 831-0199. CLASS A MECHANIC walled for busy auto repair strop in Whitby . Must be roamer am expenwrntad Call (901 4°a30°99eiea resume b (905)- CONSTRUCTION: Repuu* company seeks persons with inn 5yrs. exper meat aid X00 d wv record for rDlldt! jntisA carpntry. tx.., rjo INlrrq, t rAl labour. Fell Iafue a contract. Fax re - soft to: 5762502 Usha. wa. EXP EWAD 4th or 5th yeu apprentice mechanic regi M for busy Firestone Same in Pickeaq. Cal Gary or Own 905.831-3121. EXPERIENCED autobody per- son refuired with own took. P -*D expense an asset. � 1� 623-6468. mu Fax . 'ti+ ti:JM>'aab"ra';�!*t.�i%F!'�1F'fe4n�."tSh F.w ,.s:.sx•'-: �'�:�r'>,3?✓k4�F t'_:"�� /, �- EXPERIENCED Dram Tacit Requires Expe wiur sewer Full Tknje �re1p^rq sewer c ba:irt Wani ACCOUNTING CLERK gr. lu iunse� aqua Fax resume b 905.571- . 4M.Experienced with banWng, EVOWAM. Goatrwtion accounts receivable & payable, Labourers ranted . Fax m - data entry, sotlie payrpayroll,Sam to 905436-9D14. filing, etc tl1E mm IN uva A va K mpair: Mat be 51h year W Pkase fax resume to; prwtrce or innMd. shop A madwalc on al t wok wed (905) 831 T549 _ per taDAh. Mot k Ab IS Alt: Joanne N work mnsla erl�td 4. over - array IimR cal Arnim +34-0216. ADAMS SERVICES mm F� ' requires *Msom*. a °'w 1*2yrs. iia Sud" al 50 AZ DRIVERS and h» a b dM. This pnsaim is wmaaa exp.1. PM work ad hours MW M • local hay- mloMm b • Local city INS) sea -5100. • lots of weekend work KwLT °�A1101MG baskess IDmw for compenesuaw nit Ma - Call CallRandy 720-2204 Sad rounN to: Fab- wit. 2020 WNtmt SL. UrM BOOP PERSON required for a SHINCLERS for mew home DM 4, Whially' DaL LIN 9115 or til (905)571-5319. I" busy Collision flop. twrNtrucdm, mug hale 1 Y< Must hart welding A tame txpMknct, own look. Bale FLL40M Ijpd d with Own etrpM$rrA. Must have own Ek, hpA phla work mks. bink. call 98&1991. Hl1hk allu Ipm. 905 571- vehicle end bole, for service 9 s Pan Call (ub c ppsNWe, . 'ti+ ti:JM>'aab"ra';�!*t.�i%F!'�1F'fe4n�."tSh F.w ,.s:.sx•'-: �'�:�r'>,3?✓k4�F t'_:"�� /, �- 1 ECHO CARDIOGRAPHY or vascular teen toloin our ex- panding facility Fax to 905- 6F8-8778 DENTAL HYGIENIST needed for lousy Oshawa practice. Maternity leave Please fax wwrile to 579-2557. Atin. Shelley No phone calls please . REGISTERED Practical Nuts- " all shifts. part timeposi- aons Phone (905)623-2553 ; Ix (905)623-1374 or Stratha- en lrtecare Centre 264 Kinrpg tit East. Bowmanville 11C P9 I O.yeare • Wanted EXPERIENCED ENERGETIC ,/e out nanny/housekeeper. !in boys 2 years and 8 months old. ttCool,leer - -h r Non-smoker Lite-Vul rc Vr.cr r 4ya low boy 4yrs and girl 6 months Start September 7th. Brookln location References required Transportation an Lille -11W eycuwn,cY warn.,. Westney & Harwood. hOn- smoker required to care for boy 4yrs and girl Tyr. Start August 23rd, references re- quired. Call 428-2615 after 7p in NANNY required in my tame 2 children ages 3 & 4 4-5 days per week Delarteirl enscrott Experienced. refer- eilm. non smoker and trans- portation required. C41 426- 2145 oeycare ' Available LOVING HOME DAYCARE Slor7 times and quality child- ren 's music. 2yrs. 5yrs pw school Part fine and 11/ Nene available. Nonsmoking. tax receipt provided IntanVO W CPR, first ad. Valley Farm? Hwy 2. dose to Pickering Go. run rortciw'I)�cfYt nwt,nrwnn co nV t,unylcn Ck;tie to ,O Non-profit, high quJidy venue. with kcenced program. took A1C. brtard to school aged Liam -bpm• full Is part-time Summer excur- rmc,_nzx» nYwc UAr _E aaweuRF Located m wtutevaw. Plow -I 1W. /0IK1 f1GACwrwY RIGA / wwlN- lovinq daycare '8 moots to 12 years Daly oetigs (fenced backyard and IkaA) Crafts. story time. music. an- tntrow meals & snacks First Aid. C PR CaMsed. Non- smoking receipts. 905.QB- 11ae cwGcw nUau 3411111101. rrutner of 2 huge backyard. furnished playroom, crabs is ACtnvdeS. Close b Ajax G0. Flete9re ce available. 428- SOUTH AJAX/PICKERING BEACH FID/GAYLY - private horse daycare wtu provide a warm nurturing environmlM we maw ties Irregular o avoidable. nut nrt_fro 7TK wwPitm D C %FHDC St. Johns First mastic playroom. Educalop". to" and fun em.ronme t. Playgrotrips bk■eekly Re- ceipts 4n28-0: M 1 tlnrairrea to n 8*g»fn Crlmer 1 Articles Sale « e I app ie%a �- Burdln 1 I for Sek TEAK EXECUTIVE DESK. Beautiful imported 3' by 6' MOVING SALE Antique 8 pc dining room suite 31,350 2 BEAUTIFUL to 1. kmm ur n. double -pedestal desk, confer- oak bdrm. suites $1.250 Love pies Male and f male. fil colo996 - greeV. balance of ence overhang. File/single seat & chair 5225 Sola $155 apricot and cream. 852-3728 factory warranty $15.850 Call drawers len; three drawers right. $200 r best offer. o Microwave $45 Wall unit $135 3 bdrm suite $225. 6 AMERICAN COCKER SPANIEL 434-2175 (905)686-2687, pc antique bdrm suite $695 PUPPIES. adorable bundles d Excdwd condtbm TREADMILL - up to 5 mph., 3 antique dressers $195 love Tenders home raised. y • • I adjustable elevation, electron• Numbered rents 5225 Maple D Da skids 905-985-8021 LYI power steering power is display. $100 (gp5)509- 59,% side board 8 hutch set 25 ry dining room set $225 Coffee d 2 TZUdew Pup - ADORABLE shots pies First shots &dewormed. I • 1 Ankles end tables $65 Water bed $225. 97 Safari Both arents on site (905)- 434.9 SALES LIMITED le Van, loaded. take over pay- ested. aircan 59ee7ee2ppssCO6EMAN TENT trader stone, approxmatley 100 ments. And 4 bdrm semi SOFT COATED Wheaten terri- BAD CR IEDTr SCIA. 5200 Cash & Cury. Fi 520 Woodk BE COOL! AUTOMOBILE AIR $121.900 Many more items! er pups Good natured non - NO CREIDIT? POOLS • Rectangular above CONDITIONING SERVICE, (905)-697-3532 allerq,c. CKC registered Ex - MenMadieslchg mu. Form- 1506. also home central air service, fridge. stove. washer, dryer, NEW SOFA and chair. floral ceIt. companion Call (905)797-1266 EVEN BANKRUPT CREDITIi Road, Pickering ViWge, Aim dehumidifier in-home service. $650 Blue sofa bed, queen. Tel W&62a-=& Seats 5, $2350. Window air 668-7564. Please call (905)259-0526 S250 Blue rechring love seat HIMALAYAN KITTENS - ador- 1, But need a car? I Available Sept. 1799. Photo 175. Coffee and end table, able babes with gorgeous Phone Mel today $40. Sots chair 545. BRUNSWICK 5x1Opool table, marble. dusty rose and while. blue eyes tenderly home WEB SL9fil*O. solid pita SM. 75 to 80 years old. solid wood $400 (905)4(10.0660. raised. CCA registered. shots n bwdop mattress still- Cost table with meshpockets. a creat investment at $1300 PIANO TECHNICIAN available 905 98-8021.or applications Call 905-083-5283. all (905►432-9450 for tuning, repairs and pre- SOFT -COATED Wheaton Ter - en' 4 piece bat. Available Invited sty. $695 plus dile- from Lake. Main floor oily` 3 bedroom with Jacuzzi Dat, men! map. Newly repo- vatEd. Non-smoker, no pets. purchase consultation on all rier puppies 2 males. 2 le Available . Alli udn- Nes and cabkmdusive. WHY lent when you can own CANOPY BED, wrought iron. makes &models Also recon- males. home -raised. go I orthopedic mattress ditioned pianos for sale Call genus Teddy bears Parents pa ftft and cable we un- � set. New. (mused Cost $1.200 Barb at 905-427-7631, on 5800. Call Mrs Green 1st. $725/modnndursive. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- Sacrifice $490 Can deliver. (905) 431-2268. phANOS/GRANDFATHER 905)430-0531 (90(905)430-0531(905)-4311-226& and wee - 161991 or (905)619- CLOCKS Back to school spe- LHASA APSO PUPPIES- ado -1 Automobiles Available immediately. CARPET - Drapes and blinds Shop gals on all pianos and key- boards able- ready to go. various co lours wanted at home service Lowest prices. Guaranteed installa- Starts August 18th Huge selection of new and Rist shots, vet checked. dewormed. Call Ju- A 6 A AUTO- ';ars Trucks. tion. residential, commercial used pianos New digitalpia- lie 905-721-8008 or Joanne locals We pay up to $10.000 416450-4366 nos from $795 and up Rad to 705-786-3124 Cash on the spot Any coni CARPET BROKER, 100%. Ny- own. 100% of all rental pay- ments apply Also a Huge Hugr HELP GIVE a homeless pet a tion. any year Call us airy fime. 24 hours. 7 days 30 Ion thick. plush stain resistant selection d gran second chance Healthy len- mil. Service. 905-686 -5003 or carpet For 3 rooms, only cocks }Tom 5905 and up Call lens vet Checked with first 905.706.5234 536900. Price inchides 30 Sq, TELEP PIANO 433 1491 booster. Adult cats. most yds carpel. deluxe pad and in- spayed o neutered. IuBy vac- CASH FOR CARS! We buy stallabon in your tame. Free RCA. DSS. SATELLITE, new anated. Many medium to used vehicles Vehicles must quotation in your home. No models including test card larger breeds of dogs also be in runup condition Call interest, no paynont for one (ail Channels open) View over available Pets supplies and 427.2415 or come to 479 full year. Daniel. 1-800-205- 700 channels. Now available donations always welcomed Bayly St East Aiax at 8757J905.434-1830 Spanish Galavirwn and Un.- Cam Durham Animal Adoption MURAD AUTO SALES. CARPETS - lots of carpet. 1GO% nylon, vision Installation available Card quaranked for 6 months it (9051438-8411 1 Trucks for sale Automobiles new stain re- lens carpels on hand. I wit carpet 3 roosts. 5349. Price KennSat 905) 725-0196. (905) 767-37 11 For Sale 1985 GMC ',II s,.e pick,c includes arpa, premium pad RENT TO OWN new and re- 92 SUNBIRO ,T - ;6 engine new tires Throne rums• box expert installation. Int deliv- conditioned appliances. and 150,000km rine year warren- liner. ddn Jill carpel .malar. ery. free estimates (30 yards). new TV's. Full warnJMy. Pad- y 56.200 cediied Cal Doug. 305 auto. red. great shape. 147.000 km 53.500 Norman 686-2314 dy's Market. 905-263-8369 or 1 800-798-5502 days (905)985-0074. nights (905)277.3250 on engine firm certified Cal (705) 328 - CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- slip 0402 pets )00% nylon stain re- SHEDMAN - Quality wooden 1961 Nostalgia Chev crag lease. carpet 3 roorrts 5339. sheds 8 x 8 barn kit, only wagon. 355 erg. 613 gears. 1991 JEEP Cherokee Ltd (30 sq. yd.) Includes: carpe. i339. plus tax Marry other record holder Of Park 223 000 km Excellent corTdi- pre" pad and installa- sizes and styles available 80.86 T/A stock pass $2000 hon. Loaded incl leather & Non. Free estimates. carpet Also and decks 761 More do, 1-705-328-2212 alarm. One Year lubnco Powe repair Setving Oul and McKay Rd Unrl 3. Pkkerm (snpl train warranty. Doug. days days rprt&iq cern Credit Cards Cal Sam 905.686- For more Into WI 9D5.611 2093 315 IS Minder or (905277-3274. or nights lAAcccepted Auto otic l Automatic Fully loaded (705)277-3250.snp PINEiOAK FURNITURE Em power windows, steenng CARPET AND VINYL - Carpet tree rooms 30 square yards. from 5329 rtslAlkd I will rm, your best Prow up b 10% Cassipmer, satisfaction guaranteed Cal Mike for Your free estimate. 905-431 ep40 COLONIAL TABLE & 6 dlaiws (Rock Madel 60'-90', lie new 5900 Plow call (905)831-472 CUB CADET 1250. n0ing- lawrrimower tractor. hydra stabs thanSinissa n. 447 cut. good corn0ik 9 $1300 Stop. per 30- Cut. vicelkM condt- hon. 5500 Cal OW - Hard- ware. Brooklin. Ask for Rick. (905)655-4671 lenainment units. Name of. sksroN. auto looks etc Calow 19M GMC Sierra A pis. gib. ince. Omsp Room. Kitchen, Sdwer. Black Witter ddentor auto. AM FM air condition. Bedroom and Custom Los lubmi ters Air cortd.w Wx Wier. Reese hatch. tool Desgns. our Craftsmen have nq $6500 Cemtied (905) bon. now tires. excellent con- beern nardDuWig Bte � Odakly soled & °A M. 721-2221 or 416$7-5586 � � Ce,%W 954, tuft for &w home since 1987 TERCEL 2 door automat - ec S1900 cendied. Call Abe vaml 1974 Drop mnd see our a State of do Anoodworrirg at 683-5117, trimmings1 4 WhW Drive Sales. Service. Parts 154 1637 Excdwd condtbm facility and k1 ds show You Bruce St Oshawa(905) 576- 1987 PLYMOUTH r V Fa how fro forrtrlwe a rlede N IM CNEV CELEBRITY. 6 Needs repairs Best offer Ta buy anywhere �. YOU LYI power steering power 725.8031 vYnl pay Oct brakes. air. cit gWr% buck - R 1 Traikms LESS! ...TrarlitWal Wood- las artHm Cassese extxleM transmission working 115 North Fort Road conlddion. emission tested (S. oil Reade Rd) Port Perry. and Certified 4 dr. $2.000 905.985-8774 httpl/www.tra- Telephone (905) 686-898S an.ca EXTENDED CAB 4 spd stan- WINE CAGES for sale. Cal dard, solid work truck, Tim 905-683.5117 sn p law's 6 Cyuder 300 a well ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR - USED FRIOGES $195 / snmtained. Pawl emission Ranger X Model APOroar 9 used rm9es $1251 up, used test $2200 Days (905)668 - years out Used 5parmyY dryer S12S' up. wed wslt- %5 ext TlL4 evarnrgs Good wwlurg cotJNon. ers $199 / up, new and used (9p515n-0896. Needs now banery. wig sad coon operMW washers and 19N9 CELEBRITY, 160.000 To. on perswit medium build. dryers at low prices New new 2 4 L engine 1 1/2 years 19U DODGE CARAVAN. 242.000 kit top end rebuilt newer harsnrssion and bra. needs 0ooy work $1200 (U= K o best after. Tekptaro (9051 666--5274 1994 DODGE Caravan. 114.400km one owner, blue. Ws ". Ac. am fm casselt. non-smoking vehicle. CERTI- FIED. $8.950 (905)666-5549 «75?1leave, nog err (905)668- 500. New Asking 5900 Phone (905) 725.2118 offer 6 ewood brand name fridges 5480 and up. now 3D' ranges with Clock apo $1.500 as is. TekphOne (905)666-1055 1996 FORD WINOSTAR GL p.m- and wrdovr 5030 Wide se- yotdh extra large asklrq B. 1000 silver'grey loaded quads. 5175: goalie Skates, size 8 12. asking lection d ogler new and e� 1!N LINCOLN Towncar CO 63.000km 10-0rst cd stereo. EVERYTHING (ESS than 1 Yr cid' TabkJBartd Mdreiscrous Cam w today player remote starlet. Rip upper conSolR high Capacity We silk. prep table, Ilobart 20 ADDkAeeea tree. full loaded. Exce k,. as 3 8 Wre Vii Security Saw. drill press. couch set, Sales. Service. Parts 154 mnrrg cOrtdlion. $4400 Call Excdwd condtbm coffee tables. double baid.. Bruce St Oshawa(905) 576- (905) 436-9337 between 19.900 (905)655-8835. & re0r n frost -free 1.idQes S149hp. Almond sine-M-sde. 7448 web she www durhann- 4.30pm & Bpm. uwserlice tksplrsser like new, t mil rahor"ter bbal.arbecue. 438-0797 or call 440-8436 man� 1991 NISSAN. 240 5 5 s1d R 1 Traikms Brem. Sett contained. All in- elusive available immediate GARAGE door repairs. token transmission 1 BanBeM FLAGSTONE, 3' grey kme- springs aD1a. dDen ested. aircan 59ee7ee2ppssCO6EMAN TENT trader stone, approxmatley 100 ers installed. Tixwups. 549.95 loaded, black. $6000' 427- good a666- SCIA. 5200 Cash & Cury. Fi 520 Woodk 416-336.0073 9575 1.400 Telephone (905) SawmiN. (905)-263-2121 y s 1 Articles; GOALIE EOUIPMENT waaw Vaugbun Guest protector, ANTIQUES?AksNMetyl Ad- yotdh extra large asklrq B. 1000 vice. always valuable. usually 5175: goalie Skates, size 8 12. asking tree! Purchasing outright. es - $199: Please CAN 905-097- Utes w/some antique cont - pigs. (no lima to value con - 3018 (snp) sidered), collections of :.nry G1IEASE TRAPS, slicer. don son quanUtos or single an - t0ete nems. interest . We silk. prep table, Ilobart 20 "I- Mooraolt potkry. 1'N try to re- • • Free quart w/atlacWwft. dough spond to all Wails. Robert Callrd racks, microwave, colo �. Brooken Refurbished & New fan plus more .. Ontario. 905)655.8049 or FREE kind Iov' hoots re- 56,000 everything (905)-435- $6,000 (905)242 . quired 4 yr. out faNAle caL 92M or 728.4956 OF SIPM- e. BUYING ANTNIUE and cd- (�1.683.0Shots, dedawed NANR-S APPLIANCES PArtsl ode contends including complete eses 1 Sala/Servk4- Extra capacity SIL- A regular washe's905 tates. Henry Kahn, RMwood S. Gas rage, selaed 985 81"' ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS. burners, must be sem ordy SM. Large sledion a delum a B truck load d Ready for kw Bey now' $w & re0r n frost -free 1.idQes S149hp. Almond sine-M-sde. FIRM ANVIL - last used fay coned cut and sp1I �ym.. bum. ( cut a d 5B6 Readll 10 uwserlice tksplrsser like new, the 'sd rd seven' to salute bedroom basement span- dryers $149hNk. Visit our skips ems inq or kavirg Brem. Sett contained. All in- elusive available immediate SlKWMOM. 426 Sishm SIT Oshawa Flarbor around 1900. 1 BanBeM (905)72(!-4043 Oilers considered 986.4803. NEW Fid water heater. Neo- HAROWM FLOORING. I1 Grade Binh' 3 v4h1314• & 2.1/ Pooh, aSM Inc. 4o aAllorts 599. Oe IW- 4.04- T&G. Better Iookuq Banker Can Real Coldswildif tate to. rtiditieY 555 TN 576-0132. that mapfie N less than Q SAYE UP To SIM. - KAYAK CLOTHING used wholesale Pale Rooting price. a�es'cfta'Also p s POOLS • Rectangular above Placing. Everything rNder $3. low prigs. Doug ( 6)649- ground inducting &ecldrg. 16 MenMadieslchg mu. Form- 1506. x 24. DID. $5.995. Package er Fashions 62 OW Kingston 'l indudes liner. 2 ladders. sand Road, Pickering ViWge, Aim NOT TUB.year old, 13 )eft, filler. pump, motor, etc. 1 -800 - Tel W&62a-=& Seats 5, $2350. Window air 668-7564. kkrrkk��, bard A/C, All conditioner 12,000 BTU, used 2 seasons $375. Cam Lop & ; M1 Fee FOR SALE End Table $40. (SO5) evNtieeOs Available Sept. 1799. Photo Coffeetable $40. Mucrowaue bei R esize, $40. Sots chair 545. WWTBY - 1 bedroom avail- yFoOuUtND- phdise rn Sofa lied $60. Chest WEB SL9fil*O. solid pita SM. 21 w.ft. 5100. Fridge 5100.. $100. New x -thick orttapO* pilo LOST GREY IXICId>tlel, Hwy 2/ (905)-427-7020. bwdop mattress still- Cost Thornton are&. Please all available immeduatdy. Suits couple or 2 single persons. $2,600. Sacrifice 51075. Can Cardin (906)579-3774. Call 905-083-5283. dekvW (9051.431-2268. HOUSE in Ajax 5 miide walk r 1994 PONTIAC Srrrtbrd LE, pf s. p/b. a/c. V673.1.2 door. Like new condition. 53.000km. maimaince record- $8.900 Cal (905)619-0250 1997 CAMARO SS Fled. T - tops, grey leather. 6 speed. Performance package Capp (905) 404$579 or email lyon®dttrham.nd. 1996 FIREFLY, blank. 21,000kms, mint cold., syn- thetic oils. stereo. Factory warre ty. Must See. A said at 58500. Cal Scott 905-839- 0004. 1991 SUMFNIE, red, 2 -door. air, nlermittem wipers, ash- tray amllm cassette. - ginr, factory oriow$10,80. Cal (905)136-3593. WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEW 905-706-8496 1985 SONM Trader 29 12' long with 37wPC bath. can & deck shed 6 oatf on Rice lake Immaculate condition. $7.000 (905)-065.5461. 199 FLAGSTAFF TENT Trad- er seeps 6, propane stove. microwave. 8' canopy. It to p(9D5)�-0230 10 raise,53.475. 2/ FT. TRAILER, prime of on Scugog River. sleeps 4. full bath. furnace. New carpet, swivel rocker. Mum cor~, $16,000. R.verwood Park, Lindsay. 905-666-1906 Pri- vak. TRAILER FOR SALE. 1987. 35 ft.. Gerstell (Park model). 2 back Dams. skdeod. 3 burdus in one bedmil Double bed in other. mkirg $12.500 call 905-434- snp s I/erine '74 MME CRAFT - dov!t 140. Stu tar. Can be seen & driven. 112111rs from WIN►by. in good condition. $2.550 o.b.o. Weekdays (905)666- 1M or weekads (7050811- 30511. 1975 JOHNSON 135 hp mo- tor. Good condition, rebirft in 1997, at a cop of $2.400. Asking $2,000 firm. Phone (905) 436-2631. BASS BUT. 95 W" Bass boat w/custom trailer, 90 Fp V4 Johnson, truing motor. fish lender, 2 live wells, 3 bat- teries, console. 2 swivel sisals. sleep V Mfg, wide bum, lesceNell bass DO. $12,500 o4o. (705)726-M. (sop) NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 PAGE 25 AJp Im Mwine RM l penin ege ft, all emneMe r J I HDuca fw ReM Rent Rat STANCRAFT. Centre console. 18 ft1hader 3 Blg John down- nNihs. electric swivel base. VHF. fish -tinder. 200 spoons. 2 rods b reels Birth included. 728-5743 M1 I Apr4rbnts For Mrd 1 B 2 BEDROOMS 1 bed 5640 2 bed $740 all inclu- sive Grassy side Ouwt BurAmg. Oshawa Suitable for quiet or elderly couple. No dogs Call (905) 721-2232. 1 d 2 -BEDROOM apartments, ronlrai Oshawa. hrwast.ref- erences. no pets. call between 8 30am-4 30pm weekdays '25-7321 SPACIOUS BRIGHT CLEAN Bdrrn apt Ar Ame,w Partly furnished Nortr O;re- wa Avail immd utilities incl Non-smgke, ' last. Also upper rrylm 'o 1905)-725-5106 3 BEDROOM -a�n , _- vale ertrance tedeo apart- ment Large kitchen. living. room. 4 pc bat Laun- dry Garage FernCed yard. Ap- piratical Oshawa snappnq centre aha M-5570 1 & 2 BEDROOMS available A t Ist 1 bed 5640 2 )ted Sail mckam Grassy side Omer Budding. Oshawa Sudable or quiet or elderly couple No dogs. Cab (905) A BEAUTIFUL lard 1-Ied- room apartment with view d take 5495 as inclusive West more area. Pickering Park- ngilaunc ry facM,es available 7epeinber 7. Pawl Carlos AJAX 2-NEOROOM Daae merit available August 9M. $too monswy on. Separate entrance, partong No pets ( arsr ¢�rrcMrdtd. C7N AJAX, "Id 1-t edroom base- ment utilities; mduded, park- rtg breplace. err. S700/ mons hnvlw Available Aug tit Non-smoker Call (905486-4755 AJAX. 2-11jeciroom basement Aparlmerlt No peri. no smok- ing. Cable and 1 car F.I.A t reused. wwne * Cal 6Btr927a asset 6p.m. AJAX. brightdean 1 bed- room basement apartmeed. 4 peace balk CIA. parkng, Wu n - dry, cable. separate entrance Non-smokerno pets_ lAdaoei eluded 5625 Available SepemDer 1st (905)686- '799 AJAX, NEAR GO/401 and shopping. 1 -bedroom walkout basement apartment. Com- plefely private. separate en- trance. 2 parking spots Must be sten non-smoker pre- ferred No pets Available September 1/99 S650'month indusive (905)427-0532 after AVAILABLE MEDIATELY - clean 2 bedroom basement apartment in Ajax. Suits working person or couple $700/monthly. Lau"" & Shannon. dayspag7-4a9 ext. 312 or evenings 905.427.1721. AVAILABLE O&EDATELY. One bedroom basement apartment, else to Oshawa Centre. laundry. paring. 1st/ IV 5550 ktctlw oe. Cal 576- 3322. BACHELOR APT S512/nttontls ly plus utilities. 3rd floor walk- up� �m sky". erngwns Cal Mark 852-3107. lave encs sage. SACIIELON with fireplace, carpel. in kitchen, cabk, single person, nonsmoker. rear Go and shopping mail. 5550 per moot First and last. No pets. (90SW9-4537. SEPARATE DWELLING - pri- vate country so". Parking. laundry. Qhs fireplace. no pets. ttN credit and polis C Avail. immediately. $6004ydro. 655-30M (sop) BEDMMNG mom.ebrock rd. Pitts iAdities. (905) POO 989-81m61 onth CENTRAL OMM, large 2 & 3 bedroom apartments avail- able In well-maintained building dose to all amendies. Please cal (905)723-0977 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. 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.corn /-highnser for you Be it semi, detached or townhome. You must have a dollar - 6 months free Mmr mum income $27 900 Rea- sonable credit My service absolutely free to you Call Ken Collis. Caldwell Banker 105) 728.9414 A GREAT opportunity to owns No down payment Vendor as- ,, -stance on this completely .novated detached 2 bed- "om bungalow, under 5800 -oahtycall 8.11 Richardson 3 as Associates (933.79,119 05) 3 -BEDROOM 7ungalow in Nhrtbyair double garage. 3060 work snop/storaW in- ,Jated on 1 acre lot Avail- adle September 1st or sooner. 3' 200 monthly Call 16449-1685 3400 SO. FT. Executive (tome Courtice. near school. 5'800• utilities . F.rst/last/de- .risit/reference required. ='case all Sav 576-9339 or '22-2856 (sop) 1 Housesfor / 1 rouses for 1 HOuses for Rerd R!m Rlyd SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY!! - First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! - Dische►9ed Bankrupt? - Call Markt • Not Much Downprayment? - Call Mark! �1 Mark offers honest. professional. elp .% no pressure service to hyou own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley 8elee Poo Rwnwx Aparry Real Estate LTi 1 1 A PAWNbroW 1 'owrviousae to awrmo"n r Raid 1 Reny CENTRAL OSHAWA. 2 �e^, roam 2 level $1 - 1 ;4A, renovated and very clean, near downtown & RekrerKlS. IVAW. $7 7m- tdssive ANN, Sept. 1st (905)- 436-7908 MW OSHAWA 'lV q.N 1 bon^ raised Dsmt apt Gas fireplace A(C Parking $725' trio. end. Avad. Sep lst Suit- able for ssgle o working couple No petsrismokers Refer tst7ln(90 t 5)- MALAGA ad. Oshawa near GM Spacious 2 -bedroom $625/pDmy�okle t hydro HIMca- Avail- able Aug 75eot 1� Laundry an prenraa. Call (905)43 OSHAWA APTS Bachetor 1 & 2 bedroom includes ail Wd- ,Ilm And Darla g Laundry on site Brddnq I1 190541- 8914. o BuWnq *2 & 03 1905)-5710425 Or for all 1- 868 558-2622 OSHAWA 2nd & 3rd. Koor of Ouple. 2 bedrooms. !mrg- room. xachen, bath. sewase vibrance Available Septem- ber 1 $750 OD inclusive, (905) 433•-7970 PICKERING - Hwy. #nrock Rd One bedroom basement CO-OP WHITBY Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905) 666-2008 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 3 BEDROOM UNRS. AVAIL OCT. 1ST. Appbcattons can De picked up at Und,s85 behosen 1D-4 (ANnrnative Pickup poirns posted on Community Centre door. Phase respect hours requested. ) 3 Bedrooms, 5849, 5862. 5870. Nh ars ion); so trsBllidy MrAgOJs at an firm•. apt. 5600 inclusive. Mature RENT -WORRY FREE Callrd 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. 1 Refurbished & New 1 1 Appliances. All Util. included. PICKERING IMMACULATE In-house Supt. & Maint. A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From On site Security. bedroom apts Avail. at 900 Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm bsm. ala. Open concept Gas fireplAte. Fill oat. Walktin Sat & Sun f pm- Spm tame larli g at $69.900 ar- nes for less than rem. OAC. VALIANT PROPERTY walk-in psets. paint provid- U MANAGEMENT No smokers 5750/mo p sos-079-1 43z6 905-728-1069 ext 277 Cold- 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.corn /-highnser for you Be it semi, detached or townhome. You must have a dollar - 6 months free Mmr mum income $27 900 Rea- sonable credit My service absolutely free to you Call Ken Collis. Caldwell Banker 105) 728.9414 A GREAT opportunity to owns No down payment Vendor as- ,, -stance on this completely .novated detached 2 bed- "om bungalow, under 5800 -oahtycall 8.11 Richardson 3 as Associates (933.79,119 05) 3 -BEDROOM 7ungalow in Nhrtbyair double garage. 3060 work snop/storaW in- ,Jated on 1 acre lot Avail- adle September 1st or sooner. 3' 200 monthly Call 16449-1685 3400 SO. FT. Executive (tome Courtice. near school. 5'800• utilities . F.rst/last/de- .risit/reference required. ='case all Sav 576-9339 or '22-2856 (sop) 1 Housesfor / 1 rouses for 1 HOuses for Rerd R!m Rlyd SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY!! - First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! - Dische►9ed Bankrupt? - Call Markt • Not Much Downprayment? - Call Mark! �1 Mark offers honest. professional. elp .% no pressure service to hyou own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley 8elee Poo Rwnwx Aparry Real Estate LTi 1 1 A PAWNbroW 1 'owrviousae to awrmo"n r Raid 1 Reny CENTRAL OSHAWA. 2 �e^, roam 2 level $1 - 1 ;4A, renovated and very clean, near downtown & RekrerKlS. IVAW. $7 7m- tdssive ANN, Sept. 1st (905)- 436-7908 MW OSHAWA 'lV q.N 1 bon^ raised Dsmt apt Gas fireplace A(C Parking $725' trio. end. Avad. Sep lst Suit- able for ssgle o working couple No petsrismokers Refer tst7ln(90 t 5)- MALAGA ad. Oshawa near GM Spacious 2 -bedroom $625/pDmy�okle t hydro HIMca- Avail- able Aug 75eot 1� Laundry an prenraa. Call (905)43 OSHAWA APTS Bachetor 1 & 2 bedroom includes ail Wd- ,Ilm And Darla g Laundry on site Brddnq I1 190541- 8914. o BuWnq *2 & 03 1905)-5710425 Or for all 1- 868 558-2622 OSHAWA 2nd & 3rd. Koor of Ouple. 2 bedrooms. !mrg- room. xachen, bath. sewase vibrance Available Septem- ber 1 $750 OD inclusive, (905) 433•-7970 PICKERING - Hwy. #nrock Rd One bedroom basement CO-OP WHITBY Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905) 666-2008 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 3 BEDROOM UNRS. AVAIL OCT. 1ST. Appbcattons can De picked up at Und,s85 behosen 1D-4 (ANnrnative Pickup poirns posted on Community Centre door. Phase respect hours requested. ) 3 Bedrooms, 5849, 5862. 5870. Nh ars ion); so trsBllidy MrAgOJs at an firm•. apt. 5600 inclusive. Mature --- Callrd 1 6om(905)931-1049 1 1 Rent PICKERING IMMACULATE SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From 1200sq h 1 bdrm, walk -out bedroom apts Avail. at 900 5500 down. own you own bsm. ala. Open concept Gas fireplAte. Fill oat. Walktin and 888 Glen St. Some wNm tame larli g at $69.900 ar- nes for less than rem. OAC. closet Private a ntr & walk-in psets. paint provid- U 24 his tree neanded naepapp No smokers 5750/mo p ed Close to scn0o15. ShW 905-728-1069 ext 277 Cold- 416- 716-4735 or (905)-686- ping centre. GO Station. Utile- well Banter RMR Feat Estate. 6859. Des nduded. Call 728-4993 Aurelia Rasartu. PICKERIOG Westshore One ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING bedroom basement span- 05HAWA 6 months free, then own a Brem. Sett contained. All in- elusive available immediate Large 2 & 3 BIR units. Q house from 5550imodn. You require tub time hmdy �n N 5575 per malt. Frstitast. Utilities Included. Easy come $28.000 t reasonable GN 831 5073. access to schools, creat. I do the rest. Don't shoppi . For appt. Call Banker Can Real Coldswildif tate to. nicxE>RING (905 771-8741 day. (905) 726.9414 above ground, self cawr- tained apC for rent. suit- MiBV one bedroom apart- BY OSHAWA SHOPPING able for single ppeerrssoann aenl renovated $595 plus Centre $695/monthly t uwi- Q�(5,)(,walkoutbaknny hydro. Low rise bidding with ties. 6 rooms an first floor of w/view of front peen. wwng. Idose to ail amendDuplexarces, �b�� 1st/Last Sep. Z. Park- bis- Available immKkatety Codd be rcrded with in-law kkrrkk��, bard A/C, All Cal 905.430.0959 or 416.496- apartment for $950/month. incfuskveacce�pt 9027. Available Sept. 1799. Photo 5695 (t9900a8k1� 79 leave message � WWTBY - 1 bedroom avail- after)bee�p. PIQKERIN6, Meaty rendval- evern able n well maittioned build* I g. 4 SRely Lid. 905- GORGEOUS HOUSE - 4 bed - rooms including unfinished ed. spacious 2 -bedroom basement. with separate en- 668-7777. basement. S16501moritfdy. trance. no pets or smokers. WWrE'S MMM FACH - hew- Close to schools and all amenities. Hwy. 2 and Whites available immeduatdy. Suits couple or 2 single persons. ly finished 2 bedroom baw- Rd. are. Call 420.1714. Call 905-083-5283. lriag apartmau, eat in kiDGs HOUSE in Ajax 5 miide walk PICKEIINIQ 1 bedroom paw en' 4 piece bat. Available Invited sty. $695 plus dile- from Lake. Main floor oily` 3 bedroom with Jacuzzi Dat, men! map. Newly repo- vatEd. Non-smoker, no pets. ties. (905) 420-6532 tridpe & smve. parking tot 2 Available . Alli udn- Nes and cabkmdusive. WHY lent when you can own veiNcles with outside storage and use of fenced yard. Ac - Call 839-1333. your own borne for less than cess to laundry area. $1100 you think?!! Call Dave Hay- per month plus hag hydro and SELF-CONTAINEDater lock Sales Rep. Re/Max and cable we un- � . Brock I Delbmok area. Available Aug. Summit Realty (1991) ltd. Renewable 1 1p�err lease. Phase call (905) 686 1st. $725/modnndursive. (905) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 7320 between Barri-Spin Mon- istIasi.83 3211. and wee - 161991 or (905)619- kends /1622132856. No pets. 2289. Available immediately. AAP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 Areamrodrlar J=AcrammodaNpn� : I mowxem : 1 • % 1 CaRing Evenle • a 1 Coming EwMs 1 Ct1.ltilg IevBItIB . 1 AueOotN • 1 At¢tlorls . Unsecured term loan CONOW Ryal L Frank R.E for sale. Busy 1 Oshawa lio crowd Good for R !9051576--41 1 �bon Great pow- BE:LE.'_... waterfront al IM Money flat, fully -equipped $650/mo, tapes with dock 2 « 3 bed -b Lend ong erm lease. only $110,900 roared, I^ furnished. On Bay Days 905 433 7890. eve. after at Ouime near SandWr*s $50 - $1000 Advance until &VALendS.905-435-4680. S250 / weekend $450 / weeo. payday/commission or pm 1613)962-4751. Igldra ehot- Sion Answer in 20 min. 665 SS Government rnail.com 1118: 416-296-9902 BOGCAYGEON LANE FRONT 2 MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out FUrldSSS bedroom 4 PC barn fury of debt quick without ppooamrn0p Grants and bans ^groped. sedu0eo- 00W per Darhkrop a being geenrstetd rtllOrrrtation to start Presented b t rear uvonoge. 2 storey bnck we*. from A� 14th (705) Everyone acceptedregardless and expand your y he Durham College Athletic Association I with A bedrooms, Wit map- 652-1 of tredl raring. CAN for free Floor seats licensed b tailn d. SI.00o plus Writhes irhlormation 905-576-350'5 business Or farm y LLBO Available mer Sept. 15th. Cal GREAT FISHING and family Student lams included 1-800-505-8866 (905) 852-6847 holiday on Rice Lake One WHITBY main floor 2 storey hour ham Oshawa. Modem Sir " ,�+ 11TH ANNUAL house 4 bdn. 1 12 bails. -110115 Sandy beach. fwY ' am m i0- clwkdne - Program mf CRAFT SHOW AND SALE riY room 'rein LJ URNISHED EXE�U-SUITES s,pnmerate Whv wait - Consolidate now • 1 Coag Everts Long/Short Term.... includes . 1 Floriea WHITBY, immaculate 3 -bed- room, 2-fi1« 'Dishes chts.. 1jj Mr Mortgages I st, 2nd & 3rd room. Afaax main floor tome couples ala no pis Aro' aaar beaches an0 arallc a- tractions Children welcome. 'Linens Pt9�-ate funds a-ailablc with equity RELAXATION Body Massapt 'Cable 'Tel. For avail. 'Park & more & rates Operrhg Fee. No Crew inwegWIM.. arra) potted P*ft a House d Amber Arhkpur and Gal 1-905-852-6513 (905 �� Hama 1 1 For Asu Stan it f« Personal a � lAd, Ask for Svl is )till's AVAILABLE Shared accpm- ' 1Houses °f ' • 1 � R (905) 6(v(r4986 (905) 430-8429 LARGE CIVIC SEMI 3 bed- COMMERCIAL UNITS, Parka Private Homes 11 rooms dining room deck. Boor great location 2 Avail- for Safe • 1 si;; eowtlry kitchen. 1 a1/2 bath able units. 1425 sq each. opportunities Fenced Very dean $975 . Utilities 1sOast. Yo pets Call (905)579-5077. after 5pm (905)571-3281 FOR SALE EIICRG HOME BASED AhrahlabkSep 7237324 RETAILIOFFICE: 1.200 - 6,000 Brick bungalow - BusinessINNEW Replace your in- come and your I& Unlimited NEAR OSHAWA Centre. large sif n available m free stand- Bowmanville 3 bed -potential. PIF-F/T. Training available Free info. clean 4 -bedroom semi with raceppbackyard. on quid street, ing Commercial building Pri- vale parking 404.8217. rooms. 2 baths, hi-efA- gas fumace, finished Call (9051 426 6590 leave name a 1st $950 Plus phone , ��a • basement, large part- • pRINGIES POTATO CHIPS. (905)!339-4659 t • rally fenced yard. Enpoy, hnanaal freedom with NEWER 3 IedroornNdora. GARAGE for rent - 2 bay's• ho- garage• new windows 3 roof. $146,900. this proven winner. Solid business investment ('anappee 51000 pus, Sept 1st. Frsta st and references. Atter ist Included Good location $750. month Call (905)983 Phone 987-3285 with state-of-the-art equipment all the Oerehe f . (705)228-8063 9442 yy of self - ergbymenl. with little OSHAWA -Bloor/Grandview- 3 � Industrial Lots effort ids 1a Min. investment $16. 800 puts bedroom bungalow. very • le you on the fast track to early dean, large eat -m -kitchen, fenced yard, quiet Cres 5- QUIET RURAL area. appro,, PRIVATE SALE- great 5r acr- retirement. Into. package 1- es land with stream. east of 800.336 296 appliances. finished base- Ment. Sept.lst. 15rJ135t, refer- 100050 it Wood equiPmhkrtt. Compressor, welder, drill Oshawa Only $195.000 Call ►UN/RESTAURANT - fully Mary Staffer (416)510-2619 encties (1.100/ en plus Ut9l ties beboratvGene 905.579- sortpreetc if mended. Would snit IigM irrdustrial. Cab equipped nearly new, move SCENIC t-12 acre building in caekhat. t3.500met .Tmt g 5344 Brookhn 1905)655-3888. lot Leskard near Orono404-8217. $69,000. Lail Walter Frank RESTAURANT CONOW Ryal L Frank R.E for sale. Busy 1 Oshawa lio crowd Good for R !9051576--41 1 �bon Great pow- BE:LE.'_... waterfront al IM Money flat, fully -equipped $650/mo, tapes with dock 2 « 3 bed -b Lend ong erm lease. only $110,900 roared, I^ furnished. On Bay Days 905 433 7890. eve. after at Ouime near SandWr*s $50 - $1000 Advance until &VALendS.905-435-4680. S250 / weekend $450 / weeo. payday/commission or pm 1613)962-4751. Igldra ehot- Sion Answer in 20 min. 665 SS Government rnail.com 1118: 416-296-9902 BOGCAYGEON LANE FRONT 2 MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out FUrldSSS bedroom 4 PC barn fury of debt quick without ppooamrn0p Grants and bans ^groped. sedu0eo- 00W per Darhkrop a being geenrstetd rtllOrrrtation to start Presented b t rear uvonoge. 2 storey bnck we*. from A� 14th (705) Everyone acceptedregardless and expand your y he Durham College Athletic Association I with A bedrooms, Wit map- 652-1 of tredl raring. CAN for free Floor seats licensed b tailn d. SI.00o plus Writhes irhlormation 905-576-350'5 business Or farm y LLBO Available mer Sept. 15th. Cal GREAT FISHING and family Student lams included 1-800-505-8866 (905) 852-6847 holiday on Rice Lake One WHITBY main floor 2 storey hour ham Oshawa. Modem Sir " ,�+ 11TH ANNUAL house 4 bdn. 1 12 bails. -110115 Sandy beach. fwY ' am m i0- clwkdne - Program mf CRAFT SHOW AND SALE riY room 'rein LJ ow farmmly prices August Available (705)696-2601 gyarit 5, zoo pus it/last a • 1 Coag Everts RtfR,rerhCts rerun, - (905)-, . 1 Floriea WHITBY, immaculate 3 -bed- room, 2-fi1« CLEARWATER. !,r, turrrrshed chts.. 1jj Mr and Cdrtrai air condbovisd. 2- 3 bedroom aroBrlr 1perna- � rad) POOIs' lid room. Afaax main floor tome couples ala no pis Aro' aaar beaches an0 arallc a- tractions Children welcome. S117S/rworRh plus (9061655 4107 %275 s week$holy f in yoW thorrk. $275 weeldy (905)683-5503 1 Tornrhorrw A PERFECT FAMILY vacaton- rratg.ln For rens Hn- in CI FAC we'r0 IOC• _�_ Wednesda A t 4 y, ugus Lindsay Fairgrounds 10 a.m. - 9 m. 175 Booths Lunch Available For Info call (705) 324-5551 • 1 PersonNe • 1 Auction• • 1 ArActlats OSNAWA wFl Alr1h1r uAc. Al OSHAWA SOUTH 3 Ixa- J oecwo m, tdM•s10re[. p0-«. r iehhrrs Court pard ACCESS rLUA MONEY NOW' • 1 Coag Everts �-.c Jnlarsu service 4U St W (905) 404.9625 11 room townhouse dose to g1xc Bf1O. prwMe yard. dose 10 FAST FINANCIAL ASSTS• Otl1�A - 3 brdm hoof lo Am-9gn schools. Shopprrg 5850 !der maRR Pkt FirsTAaAt. beach Await" row For tido a TANCE. Private FKWXW As- sistance No Fir 50% OFF. Nome grown per- RELAXATION Body Massapt uQusV 51 Avalable A Sapfrt Dhdos. (905)-579-3788 Operrhg Fee. No Crew inwegWIM.. arra) potted P*ft a House d Amber Arhkpur and Gal Westney Road SouM. (S Cap (905 �� Hama 1 1 For Asu Stan it f« Personal a � lAd, ��A r26 1585 AVAILABLE Shared accpm- rICMMGVaOey Farms BIRrrtess Needs. Ouck a si . ��Grg(09g051263-8205 mowlt or with prdessiorral J1t10 SOFT. House 10: sale. C mitt"" Manu ELI- Gstanil Y RRSP (Register Lake Ontario waterfront SINGLE? It so whhy not visit the auk Newer townhouse in fulled with 4 -bedrooms ad Junior N. 1 newest meetrhg plan. www Dream Moa can bathrooms.Pickerin,cont. art fine- suae on large rate rare" lot ANaharlc t Rd (Rd d • PeraorkNit a "°'nun d downtown �- a -Shire peaornsant, Iran Oslpw place. g locaron 5550 Cal (905)509 2675 Please LIRA (Locked -M Reorenrenl aortdMr Non smoker/no ANowaacs Flan), PENSION CORED HOUSEWIVES - OIY TO Ask for Carey 9O -54M401 7 A -MI. Harwood a Hwy 2. FLAN tr m a Foo im Ealpby- TAR1O Names a Home newer 4.1 bedroom 2 -storey er, flrlrrmom of S10.000ArW Phone Numbers. 1-900-451- aD�w 51250 per TOWNHOUSE dbui* amen garage CAC. reN rep fpr raped hnMCW a• beow consultants W4 e118dTd 680. -lake 11111111 69rarh must 61250 per monBn plea raeles fireptal faadw bastwmvYOUR NO pets. oar smoker pre• 1Mq�aI 11C1ea1 GFM INC . TON Free (erred Appy. mmuo Mary ril.000OPEN. 97 Dobson Drive Phone Fustree Fax -888-701062. Toll `1 OIDEllate Honkie Plhorhe �� Roy Folmar first Reality SM 2-4Dm 005)HOUSE 619--71 Days week. 24 Hohn Service 235 f3 69mw1 mast be 1B. eves., 19051426.7515. OR � 5 Iboaha MORTGAGES - Good bad slid T-wm SERC CE 1 fka Rant WNRBY. mune-level side ugly Financing for ay parr DURNAM S OWN DATING `rri end. 3.1 bedrooms, ppop��R Abse AN apDkcabora accept SERVICE! Call 905-683-1110 AJAX Urge room shared end.. 3 trams. Large (email ed Call Mo gape Create a prude rrwtbos or � r farohues. 5350 par nhor Non roab rrfto. c/a. w. finished Services orp'"' "!'668SEC1`ON and 4 ro gds. dose to eo law de wM wet Dar, w/o to 6805. bFowse free Meet oar raw Fndld persons or E and 401 Available imine- � cat to above�roraad Love to Int t> Cal (905)619-2896 pod. rove lot oWitiy foam- • 1 Baskhaaa 1/ler ea. move -in caWdan. 11 HEAVENLY PSYCHIC AnCAU - Mansfield Crescent swan Find ole «ode withm 905)404 8712 Askarq COMPLETE ss for N l Dao- $299/min 18•'24 hes 1- r44M FOR RENT �19z.sgo raring business for seek. Bas- 9DG-451-3783. leen a 1lpwrss t« CMucn a bright home LARGE Country Uchen 3 fall Cal f« to deters 9116 ort Term bedroom bungalow on 52x110 839-2835 kit. Jug nwoees from transit. al Asking 6137.900 Cal Robert wet tgrhpped IN u t Rd. ower Saton Group Realty a working (905) 686 5153. par;, a""ny tea'" aro- OPEN pF IIOIftE August 1st Oekvenes. Asking $69.900. Suzy 2-4pm. Under WHITBY - wet "Ir 38- 4149,500 Reduced. YOUR SONE? Must be sea Chinese amit 11 Bp- Mary NW! Start a lame 2 legal take-outs and deliveries. ORy / apt.'s In good shape. One 3 S641,900. Johnny Wag- bdrm. E one 1 bdrm. 1621 Homelle 416-190-lo68. HOME FOR. BIALrE Simco St. N. Oshawa. H. Otl1�A - 3 brdm hoof lo Rtecher Lid (905).882.4490. share. Close to go Station. YYarlq ort 11 ii1't "'e 11 ' °� to person 111119 smoker. Aalilibk August 1- see kir ser $425. moreh, au mdk , required. (905)432- r 113 - `T coadmalsk l For PAN a 1 t0� COW by the take. Avail. Sept References 30th. required. 194ast. Bus stop. S85W:..W. td00r pool sauna 3 hot tub- Cal (905►- 426-9885. rICMMGVaOey Farms .area. Former model. 3 tldrms. • 2 balls, immaculate cord., to0k ;' "' ` `king Ind. , Lake Ontario waterfront . parking s s d Wow.05)_ ' i U72. bungalow. Granite/slate/marble. .1 RMW Since Solid oak doors & trim WORTO E SPACE Ex- throughout. Seawall w/patio. a "°'nun d downtown �- a -Shire peaornsant, Iran Oslpw Fireplace. Rare property. (905) ` quill`meg rldna a more 683-5589 agents welcome 3%. AUGUST 28 A 29 ARTHUR FAIR GROUNDS . ARTHUR, armiO • For More Info Call -Days 5194HO-3733 Nights 519-848-2113 SELLING YOUR SONE? ` klquks abold our HOME FOR. BIALrE � 1 A6�1r41 14888449-2790 or 905-660.4249 Great shopping • Lots of Bersains • Fax for everyone Bring a friend and enjoy the fan! 1 tF 4 680 1 ! _ < 680 7111 ra■Ifw w > M"a&term t Invflta tfI11 & &I=& aM reelable' a u olid 11 u Is beamr at emir SM Amble aar8„ Sat /lllaac 7, him 2-* pall - 11111t caw SUdw l uMe 75 )Mariana fit -- 'Mat Man IIIa11Rl' 800 L, 800 835 835 Bills Build -All Michelle Hadvaorw speciolisr ceramics, plumb- ing. electrical. Call (416)372-6023 leave message BUDGET (NONE > Ov Baseme�Ts Rec-rooms, pkxnt t9, Additions, electrical, drywall, masonry & cement work 20 yrs. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619-4663. cel.(416) 560-4663 CONTRACTING =Lad Home w • Ceramic Ing • Plumbing -Elect. • Home cleaning • Intedocang • Fencing, deck, carpenvy 'Free Estimates* Can Joe (905) 619.1721 Cell (416) 409.1353 Serv. Durh. RJ. CERAMIC AND V I NYL TI LE CONTRACTOR Industrial and residential Free estimates George 426-8609 DOORS wR• US GARAGE DOORS, OPENERS. (We install), FIX BROKEN SPRINGS, CABLES, ROLLERS. Sales Service b Repairs L5105-837-0949 HANDYMAN SERVICE Avaiable for corper". decks, know p••ib U111% *Y"oks and odd jobs (905)837-0702 4416) i16-3689 HANDYMAN Cal a Real Handifirm for all your ha WcW rtesdt People wi " , , cub tor. No lob aoo sural. Pksrtb % alsctrir�l a� 9wvw camal - (ses)us4m ELECTRCIAN SPOodn% MAN new hor, Free elsb""us s All atiorlt na.� r Owden Ch do to wdear. W Tony br •tia11•t• A3"1145 �P cilli .,Cerar kT%s ./Outdoor 8 I-andecarp• projects _C0111 Alan e.00.sna.6 nun run 4 SUNDAYS AS A 2X14, COMING WAN FROM LIBERAL FROM LINDA •WINDOWS AND DOORS BY LORION JULY 11, 18, 25, a AUGA ' 1 �r9 : 1 Aoafkrg A O C ROOFING AaN Alroaiowo 1 1 1 s Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guaranteed, 10% Discount to Seniors, fully insured, Free estimates. CalCREW PROPERTY SERVICES l AMrew at ('IK) SelatlAo Professional Landscape Maintenance COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL - RESIDENTIAL �M-CLELLAN Roofing' COMMERCIAL Maintenance a Garden Care Vmdows (W"Ic &-WNW, As RoWked, t um) 905-767-1240 & Renovations - Whitegrub Cartrol Applications John McLellan "A Man of His word" 1,170 Sq. Ft. For Only: $47.49 + GST Phone: (905) 432-3823 FREE ESTIMATES :1 RtwOng Lail[ Furnilura TREE REMOVAL R MAINTENANCE rfloom man Stump removal a Landscaping WA ON. FURNITURE CALL DAVE $14trig, REFINISHING831_7055 floods. Restore oil turn. 44 Gemto its window capping nal � • Adult W4090 •rrryo Hard stripped. s k Gkmwmwbsd Free estimates. Ian 'Pct your Horne M t _ 2045 Exclusively Our Hands-. PM seas 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING A PLASTERING baslerors ore. Pay 4 your saksled. Far a tree owneaa can sw 416-414-5911(Pick- yrs Stucco catuKs, Ga.aal Prus. Top quality .art r teao.ek prw ms air rQ searaa Call lar a FREE Eshowe —4.169 TMS PAINTING dt DECOR Interior & Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, Miabb service. 428 -Ml CARPET NISTALLATIONS 25 years experience. restre"irq. our veclawF estimates. D & N Doom, 917-1799 or 957-1100 roNHt NAlIDW0Y0 �Lo�■llrl: • Old Flow refinished • yew now irideaAw . MP— - staisol, • sa,di" Bas[ quality work Low prices Call David (416)722-3806 (416)794-0593 pgr. •L; pscale• Escort service Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hirine 18+ _. a gendnnm i belt friend E UM`11OItIAi IAD(ES iFx M DLO" REGM FLAGANCA & CL15:5 tELIASILM a DISCRETION GUARANTEED 404-8761 HOW lIISI1VG rlllsrr CEnTW" perso" trarw DIY. tea. Uwe atdiviArnl proerana 40411 tla•eb. Lose rerprq 4 orches. rehab •s••aerolsOfs, from .pi.p, per Mr.Irsort is $�naappe� �a (90S)6a34509 b•Iwlsp Imo) &ran ol.r�.a.s -rut Y., 1b.ur r. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 1, 1999 PAGE 27 Alp 110111 rww searillm 11PMRPwty sarvips RAN= WAN= WO>RI[ And DoingOCcuions. Have Aly Own Magidw. Gil F.enN 6684MM2 KIDS UNLIM(TED * Children's entertainment for any occasion. Cimvns, character look-alikes, bot bags, face painting, magic, music. * 'alae Mott Awad 1111kow & NAW CLOWN / MAGICIAN A" to Live animals • All occasions • All ages Cal(Jeff ( 905) 839-7057 Please read your dassified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be responsi- ble for more than one inser- tion in the event of an error. CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE! Congratulations PAUL! z _ Love, Mom, Dad, Laura & (� Jimmy! Actual nuc ()f Ad To place this ad in this special section call CLASSIFIED ADVERMING AJAXPICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 683-070'7 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE is 852-9741 send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy al price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax NEWS ADVERTISER 905-579-4218 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 905-852-4355 FAMOUS PLAYERS,✓_I� IR BIG SCREEN' BIG SOUND' 81G DIFFERENCE' "uknedrheahri 'Deal 16 NN featurin � Lm; V'aaffnimaiiiss .., MOUNTAIN :►.:ibwwr.[ hf i1114t • • . M we�ill wove arryel.MIt's u,o< ileer�l�llYllae BLAI i WITCH PROJECT 2--111M:0 -72540 A. alptM•r•. anflw. 4Eslaa • Coa•I. PROJECT(M) ale �r AIERCAN PE (AA) 205430.7:35.1M F-eo•�aok�#ai1W ill"d$Cowts. rs, _ . Daum" Ndainrh LAKE PLACID (AA) 1X4:10.720925 r �"s� 6714rM wII�I�itill�idl■lll�ttII111tl19WECTOR GADGET (PG) 1:30.4:46-6:454.46 - - iYl�llli.isli,� a:nluE Ankmxod Free E . h item" Cant 06 -TM. OINCK r0yi xmmw 1Dise«� Tludt a Coiter $25Atorr slice -75M Ho=M-• OA n . Free E1sYrwlte ul■�11�■e Lawn Free EsUmalles (905) 686.7111 SIER U ExpQti in Removal. ATOppillot Free tintafts ell Shawn ISfOlts?M ATTRIIIMIING Fully urred Free estimates 905-433-7140 10iYii6�lo�>�Illieilt,o�l�lf f,E)ir DEEP BLUE SEA (AA) 2:10.4:W?:15.9•-50 THE HAUNTNG (PG) 1 A04:204:559:30 THE GENERAL'S DAUGHTER (AAr tt..a t►a.t.e hll- •#lort-Tw-WISd•Thw 1:154:157 0+9:35: Sun 1:154111111111411!M The bn11y of hannart Lyons worts. to thank his many diacid$ for Im prayers, support, visits and wet a fish - a durinO his Ams and at the ante of his death. No weds pn aeras how irttpoltartt tltis support was b him and b us Thirlla 11so b the doctors ant ow an9Mn staff at Lbdridpt HospAal, Dr. Sol" and Ilse y cafe stiff d Ml - Stouftft Hospild and ire dome and swat Pritceas Minaret HospNal for thlk annttive and conlpassioon. can. A am lo Andrew '0 fine rueuddek VOL auat Wily « tdPF&OL BOS, En -CSo11Y of Ajax, Oftb • Si dduiillr 6*msdly July 2tirt in Quem'. NOW Yak d xplgu°�f, ora Howad, oa�la Globs, c�Ib1,1 Walter, Ertl Barclay GrBttdlltoulBr of 21. (irI llxknolfter of 10. To celebrate her Tie a rltemo Ass wi be held at SL Benladit Chord% 21 Be E, Ajax at 11 am. an Tuesday August 3rd, 19 frieli ttl so deft dma0ons may be made in I sltory b the Apx Pidloinng Hospital I Rouge FleaNh System department of nul In and 10 ivices 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario L IRON GIANT (SnSaq (PG) Sun 3:X RUNAWAY BRIDE (PG)1204-•007M" MAYWBiID(P E er 1204 HO.7:059:46 ON ARLNGTROIAD(AAr 156,3;50.7:159Ui6 EYES WIDE SHUT (Rr fti.SMalott-Tua-WSd•Thut 11-104104:11M Sun 5.454A IMGIANT ( ns* pq Sun 3:30 BEAU WITCH PROJECT (AA) 2:004:06.7:259--30 TARZAN (F)1:50.41"*45-M JWECTOR GADGET (PG) 1:303,30.7:108:10 THE HAUNTING (PG)1:10.3:457:009:36 DEEP BLUE SEA (AA) 1-454:1 S -7:20.1N.50 DRIP PAGE 211 NEVUS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Auptlat 1.1888 3 Day15001an Exchai>ge Policy 0 ow Ply M YOU prenlilain risk. inscailned Im s� Quaity Recoex0ti.- roday's Snwt Choice ing for pne nkffn gvfit% pr"wned reNcles 1 M JEEP CMND CNEWEE LTD The gest ,Jeep bt". A must see Frrshed in plabrium. 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