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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_08_15PICKERING NE WS ADVERTI PICK ER11G'� COMMUN ITY NL1'JSPA P[R SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44.000 28 RIWI:S NEMS ]N DURHAM Anderson defemis f rt -ins cited for holltttiutt, page 7 The costs of progri-ess SIiNUAV A1119-11tiT l5, I99c? ] LFSTON�S �"`'• - � ., Birthdcr �'s crrrcJ nrorc�, her � c' I Pickering moves on development fees Monday RY,tit4RL4.%'Nh TAK IC S Sluff tt )ilei PICKERING — It appears the T(ndn rnaN stick ddith a uniform res- idential development charge throughout Pickering after looking into levying a different fee on new home construction in north Picker- ing. Councillors arc exfvctcd to make their final decision on the issue at a special meeting Monday night. Pickering is required to review and re,. Ise its development charges bylaw by the end of the month under the new provincial Develop- ment Charges Act (DCA) which came into effect in March, 199M. The bylaw determines how much developers must pay to cover the 1toreMerT By .. CALL us rooArs WE WILL NOT BE ueaoEre OLM - nae Ate s�wMw 239 Skdion Skimit p�rMAN oAM M1, O 6-2`x'9' cost of municipal infrastructure such as roads, sewers and libranes required to service the new homes or required facilities they build. Changes which have Fx-cn pro- posed for the Town include a sepa- rate residential development fare for the north where it's usually more expensive to put in new infrastruc- ture, and for the first time impd)sing a charge on commercial and indus- trial development across Pickering. In the past the Town has attempted Io encourage commerciaVindustrial growth by not levying a develop- ment charge on it. Infrastructure assts related to nun -residential de- velopment were paid for through Ser GROWTH page 5 Inside the VEF.K DELIVI:RY $5' $I NI:WSS'iA CUBAN CONNECT ION Purl Ant Games def�(-tor finds a home heiv, page 14 Patients can A.J. GROfN/ News Advertiser photo rr' News Advertiser The ace of bass MIHERE TO FIND R Editorial Page ...........6 John Duarte .............6 Name Dropping .........12 Sports ................21 Classified .............22 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 DistriWon ......683-5117 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ...........1-800-662-8423 Emil .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 Mutt Brad v concentrates while entertaining the audience at Pic•k- ering's Esplanade Park during a show by the contemporary folk- group olkgroup Baraka, which pla}yed at the gazebo Wednesday. Baraku is rude up of Mr. Brad', Ruh Zlatkrff and Adam Cotton. breathe easy with donation to hospital A recent donation of equipment to Ajax -Pickering Health Centre is helping the tx)spital deal more effi- ciently with some patients suffering from lung disorders such as asthma. Respircare of Richmond Hill has r,ro� idcd the hospital's respiratory hcr'ip� services department a brand l.cod Vision BIPAP (bi-level positive .unsay pressure) ventilatory support Ssstcm. '17h BIPAP rnachirw is a nun -invasive piece of equiprncnt. 'I?te patient wears a mask over their nose and the machine assists breath- ing as they inhale and exhale. Posi- tive airway pressure is provided to increase oxygenation and decrease the work of breathing. "We already have one basic bi- level machine;" says Kim Parr, APHC dircct(w of respiratory thera- py services. "So the ddmation of a second more sophisticated machine now means that we can provide even better care for our patients" BIPAP units arc used in the emergency department and inten- sive care unit. "Patients who previously were intubated (had a breathing tutw in- serted in their airway and were put on a ventilator) and admitted into the hospital may now be able to use the new BIPAP instead;' says Dr. Kenneth Butto, medical director of respiratory therapy services. Traffic stop nets teens suspected in break-in Stolen rifle recovered by police in 'Pickering PICKERING — A routine traffic stop Monday night result- ed in the arrest of four teens and the recovery of a .22 -calibre rifle stolen during a break-in at a Pick- ering residence. Durham Regional Police said four young people, two 16 -year- olds, a 17 -year-old and an 18 - year -old, were taken into custody by officers after being stopped at 8:40 p.m. in the area of Hoover Drive and Howell Crescent in Pickering. The rifle, stolen during an ear- lier break-in on Denby Drive, was later found by police at an- other residence. The youths face charges of breaking and entering, theft and possession of stolen property. Jpgrade. 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An internal report ordered by Chief Kevin McAlpine proposes tenures on all posted police positions, meaning detec- tives currently assigned to specialty squads would be moved to a new job at the end of their term, to be replaced by less -experienced colleagues. For example, officers in the drug unit, traffic management unit, which in- vestigates all fatal collisions and the tac- tical support unit, which handles all gun calls, would be moved at the end of five- year terms. And in some squads, like homicide and forensic identification, the plan will mean supervisors with less experience than investigating officers. For example, an eight-year tenure is proposed for con- stables in the forensic unit, charged with. gathering evidence from crime scenes. The tenure of a sergeant in the unit will be three years. Homicide detectives will have a lifes- pan of six years, the detective sergeant in charge of the squad only three. The plan, in the early stages of im- plementation - all postings are now tenured - has "infuriated" many veteran detectives currently now in major crime units like homicide and robbery, accord- ing to several sources. "It's totally ridiculous. Conceivably, a PC (police constable) in the forensic unit is going to have more experience than a supervisor. You're going to have the PC training the supervisor com- mented one veteran officer, speaking on condition he wasn't named. In specialized units like drugs and in- telligence, "it takes at least three years to get your feet wet:' he said. The tenure concept "is a good idea to give everyone an opportunity to do dif- ferent things:' said the officer, "but it's not conducive to stability." Durham Regional Police Association President Terry Ryan said the change is being met with "apprehension" by the association's 700 -plus members. "Let's just say morale isn't at its highest. Some members think it's a great idea and some think it's a bad idea:' Mr. Ryan said. "From the association's perspective, we have a different opinion from man- agement on the length of (proposed) tenure and the tenure in general." In an interview Friday, Chief Kevin McAlpine defended the philosophy be- hind the plan. Having a greater number of ofl5cers trained to perform a variety of functions will better serve the community, "as op- posed to having just a few occupying all the skilled positions on a permanent :basis," he said. supervising officers don't require the same investigative skills as detectives, he said, since they perform leadership roles. "M DS (detective saigeant) in charge of homicide isn't there to con- duct investigations, he's there to super- vise, to act in a leadership function. "Does the president of General Mo - 11011's meed to know how to torque down bolts on an engine? I don't drink so," Chief McAlpine said. Mr. Ryan said ultimately the plan will mean le"ualified replacements performing crucial tasks, "If you're the parent of a murdered child, do you want an identification offi- cer with 15 years experience and 10 homicides and serious investigations under their belt handling the case, or do you want someone with two years expe- rience who's done one or no investiga- tions?" he said. "Who do you want coming to your tragedy?" A former police association director, Constable Rod Blakey, said the tenure plan "flies in the face" of recent reports commissioned in the wake of the botched Paul Bernardo and Guy Paul Morin investigations, which underlined the importance of forensic identification evidence and stressed the need for high- ly -trained, competent and seasoned in- vestigators. Chief McAlpine counters such criti- cism saying, "We need very good peo- pie, but having very good people doesn't necessarily mean they occupy the job for 20 years" Opportunity to advance is important to keep young officers motivated, he said. "We have 100 or so specialty jobs and some 630 police officers, so if we let the 100 occupy those jobs forever, how does anyone else get a chance at the same opportunity. (Officers) don't want to drive a police car all their lives." Mr. Ryan said public and officer safety has to come first. "If I'm a citizen, I want the officers responding to a (high risk tactical) call to have all sorts of ex- perience in different situations:' he said. "This (plan), I think, will put the pub- lic at risk and the officers on the job at risk" A4ELL RUN GCK F & COUNTRY CLUB ALL INCLUSIVE WEDDING PACKAGE, TAKES All, YOUR WORRIES AWAY! %o bidden coat! Patkata can be Wored W year peroral style. 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SYVM.57 6160 Is. ardKU y ndOW. eiq No Ida 6 hard to lot by h ekOr wrhbrs wine 6 san sloe out- OoOri a am rpmamCally endued. I am searching for a tr* passdbrtateplayful a of course aaae1su19 female. STICKS a STONES WNL M MT OOmn But. not answering g my first tern personals ad well Surely hurt at Pretty nice Iookenp very fat 60 yr SIN 5.10' 8 in good shape I Lead a pretty comfortable lifestyle Semi- retired Well established Rurnang. travelr ikirp. sail- ing. Squash a W of golf mtereSiS If you'd Ilse to keep u0 with me 6 enjoy all that I have to oft do rad 7245 UNDERSTANDING AMICABLE 6 ALWAYS A GENTLE" Advent .--- - <...-.,- e ,abets' 36 or 00 S*%' 5 3 i 210 tts -itsteer Imsecu■,e Weigle, T 6 Pave been toil have ane zee a lot • a," gang Wife ,eyes S warn t ares b the oyes. arry- dwg glow wilt to meet IAD wren a iberal net, nEa,- wn "Wear, o ore m► the wig Diann, n cane 11153 CALL. WELL TAU, .ae : - .- 'r r•- . VQW "i r W SreM : e 190 Its ht :tear ar o"a'--s W%;:rq a a *f-te 1,1 Me, eats 44W 3 z r .7 R ng S ;;On 00 mr 'ere a yin .rc ayon r.Ie+ager ser ow gent 5 Rvoe r - 1es 9557 WARM SMILE WARIIARMS SWV. ti i -5i• C& •1. tact 3 Nemantic rat ase i an amt Dan a ,eat t receive , eyay clothe by play. rig p+'tav etapr.% a treihr Mal flrtlse way, to meet a Pill rot rsr take a bad Rev tot 6 Ar a e,bt a rsumn Letters loc sMr. to Owei 45M TALK M PERS" Stnser . r Seaver 'so n: o eraMei a 'S0 Es. bowl car telae eye. r o"..41 kaw & IpsAr as a maraev ..e to fish. Oft 6 4,4r .ren he l would kke to'ret a capon cahvllen4Uor',f & MOV Iweeeska on 1379 CNECK THIS OUT Dawe 3vo. •rf•' ,rq 19 v OC SaaeA. hi i 20C to. Wrt rawnot to lack at 6 ver. I am i ownimt 6 O wAsms I fit b fey PN. MAW fir 6 arc zl,ecr matomidli t I i Mae w Ire a tally FR asp ow also Vie' 0aonal4 TAUT a WALK, LETS MEET GaAkay erxw: roes: 6 ,,bene J9 r m J.LM. 8 6 .15 Its, den reread. m4cir- X. *momt & aTYlm ,ji, we�fg 6 ao m crak is for a Tenant sun hire gal. who a sportk, rrewweo a has a spuov uatude 5038 THE MINING GAME Hee: ­• c •-r• awrir in Fyiww .out torrer *a% pan ha r ftim, eyed ser N SM Groes cam er , Sir a 145 oS Pokisorywy employed. WSW Sawli. sh- wa6 marc are pat a few of My him Setting soneor whom a htalpl' Was vie OewF wrist IN her IL sper,ted. Let -s spered know, 20so" 6 tee getting OU LOOMS CHAP IF I DOLT $AY Somlesef 20 a SM 5'C- s 160 is Taned with a .try good bold Adverrturous. qutl wnt]ed 6 great ttrre Fdrp N partyug 6 sawkt• w1q 5eehmrg wamth setvov Ip 6 intenegerice n an attrae• lv! erlen,ley itifBd119 Sr19te kmale 9791 JIM= COMILI 11G People like us 23 yi SM Sincerely Pits 67 6 200 Ms Sia* Father Brown hairRkatel eyes Young 6 rem, b settle . 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LKere a a ?' of a mesio e,co. ,k- w .,s, x -eat a .0-ar, v✓ a S­",%, bewg 'lawn w.m are -ia1 977 out FOR YOU a ONE FOR ME your au: - • - - '� w at SJW 5 a ": t. '4 hee 6 ae7ke err rrhd generous D, HCre. r t be with S aaaeov see" at Oma , a" Clipper, fdraE she dorg 6 Dent .rive *A - door xvwtes .arid tie t MM up wmh err homes! avaMoaacneon 1177 1 WOULD LIM 2 waft ; c' Ac 7,d sww 140 tell, sceCr Cattle naw eyes for rim bre mwwr an elan dles- ger S 'earn ger a" with Mm percher t me Drina may ,•plfia a onew I .Prue rid We b meet with a lum 6 3 uWeeks. ses 7tSt� W � a THE LEVEL? Package -, , ,r a. ;aures 21 r at. SMrM. 5 7 a 11Q to of pal teddy bear Wrdwlonrs 'emw a e, 6 eonsenrd. I Wet eiyty my wearing Cane q boubm i baDava I "aided like to meet a Need- mor- s WWANawa & new ore gr, b rrickin err WMW we 9686 IN SILLY 6 SEROUS Qualn v- •e 1c•,C Here u r SU ;a.m:.ky empam Level iradm. deteer ... 6 ler, each a' gkey, Foa4Daq 'Jaskebad a Spens in4aeett Lookup nor Somme to take that sm v staved vntk me 6 Stat wonting an a hrkrie 2wifher 7233 DARK MANN MITA HAZEL EYES Perot ,,:_ x. dors M.. S •not nuiv rattled Into trAd- hwel soctakan0 35 M SM woe loah:rri Seekw,g ar open mnded. arractrve -t000"W a M& M* sip* tmioe for a possible fnardshperifa- bomh* 2376 V RUES LIFE Rest t end salmale sager 49 r op. SWM 510 6 ,9C :bs. ealy gong pleasant. ntwted 8 calm fire nature I love to iii'.en A dance to western music. watu,rhg w dte Couehr a spertQmg tune wish Ivry gree son i am lookup for an udestardeng, happy 6 playful Manar. I an love 6 Yat with respect 9401 TEACHAMB LESSON 21 r old. SWM. 56 a 770 ba. DOW earbete eyes I am a had won,nq, had pWyng eager to learn 6 bts to bye kind Of guy. I like has", terns & pdfap I Winn o meet a girl who feed a steady A. emioys what she iS tbrrg 8 teas no hang-ups 96% PAtiION ad SAM. 57 a 240 ft. ms• oda. open nitre I. 16 smin a. eaua I enpr so Much hie has to oft. So anything goes with ere I am bckng for a ca mmr mnuhe. open a advwbrons knele to do whatever I SM INi6N7 Very airetc. fen 6 attractive Mak 31 r red. SWM. 67 6 Z20lbs, fol fast 6 fall of life I eta, soc able evens. ndmae. tic encounters 6 Spontaeous Ibve SPSSOM I am looking for a gel wax can psi let her fear down 6 be herself Someone. who Is sociable, open minded 8 accepting 6661 NO PRESSURE 9etk. : ,:-I 55 r aid JIM/ 2 S 15C IM, ntaciria mas.s�e a aiapt- able `eryay }pd hue 0 da,lrng 061. traeellwg a tepee ' wrulo +earn We Tz 11eet a tlutiful. attractive acne 8 S. - gal to tra gi, S efeoereence •ew toured aaver .Wes -th 7823 A FUN LIFE s :us art .... .--err r ad SAM. 5 e a `4L ©s Of sr,ce2 3'10nesf , Pl+foh mar. 'af ar'S. Svrn,r:,q, :Janng poo a :err. a"z-,cots a- eadr:rr ,7 a,)Mxv, war, a ptavfu,:a w „1 HANDSOME 2b Ord %Am a r re )ihM nen dart 5 quite t appet,rer am easy a ger Mom rife down t arty 8 'Pspecttur I am -,to ewrtar, :w a,g loft %a irg b 0% .aero am kook 1K, IT a strong MakM el, grit wee O rWrWIUC 11 genr,ae 8'75 SETTLE DOWN Apo ; •7qe ., „ / 04 SWM Reammy attreift. dependable a sbool ra I ere autrrrbtei. IWvB carry - 09 6 ova" bw ac ass a farmeaf (Tire* Im dent I am befor a rap rwr�ma/y entYhad faire 3725 NICE GUY Looii t, 55 r aid. SWM. 6" 1 6 ' 95 ft. red hwr, slight tread. active. vegeuc Stay with an anytrg gots SMDJ* I We fishing. amp. 09 gearkw0 6 making myeed unkA a Bae bedroom I am looking for a suwtab irwstad pmt +for n active 8 attract" 6565 A COMPLETE PACKAGE S -tire.:..•.... roc ;... s^ M SM Sir se 145 Itis Long brown, Isar 6 UM ens Lad back 6 easv to to with 44 to Ile Wiest Woodwmtmp.tilt, a PVld-V I. a few rimer lists So" an atuacme. Iced bad 6 pan* balk with a tambov amlede 3245 ROMEO SEEKING JULIET Dv-,; 8 Amo. ern 5C N SM 6 619C Ds Drown hake with tight brown eyes Attractive 6 m,suwwmv Rohessao,naln 6svelling Oud w activities 6 sackit" relents it you re Singeic 8 Ir* to IM like b fen $Ant I ft* we shprid mea 5111 SOME~ OF A COMPLETE PACKAGE Ver, numoe a ,ntroSp tc friendly 6 outgomig Great slrr I of hahor 47 yi SM Fit a works Out regularly 6"1' Se 200 ft I -m looking for a She, gal Mo sports 6 autos 1t spire to. attractive a se, Ouse interested in coernettug to a ntatehsip Id Idvt to ,tea from you 3811 1'i NOT LOOKING FOR A Rend CA Shl� n9 would be nice 42 r SM 5'7• 6 180 os Sheila haek/blue eves Sense of wit a hurnw. Teacher Fishing. boating. rikodel airplanes 6 playing gots LOdkeng for a like mind, ed attractive 6 very alive fediale 3573 TO LIVE LIFE 19 TO ALWAYS SEE 2 SIDES Nice looking, brown ha ad"kif eyed 34 yr SM. Dependable 6 extroverted 61" 6 160 Its with a good Garrido employ b wall around the house. listrp & boating Loolung tar morlo9almy 6 someone to sped quality fire with. 4451 WIN iiFMMI Full of life 27 yr old. SWM, 6' & 200 thy. Simi. adle ic. pen a when caught very I am hnmoros, aftistit hat a mhder" to h tong's fly. I enjoy, fa-hshang, camp. int. hrkug 6 S[ulptur% I am an gust so I would like to meet a gill who is not so nine to five in their". sore" who *affectionate 6 not urptght 1864 11iNi11'n ��. illonuin COME TAKE A LOOK BMW, ... . `• a Nice iook.ng 43 or SF 5.4' wim a 0V ,arid Bubbly 6 vr.ac*A Please. prtain have a great sense of humor Gainfully employed r". - Winters 6 respect ICCs get 2gehter FICA FUN FEARLESS FEMALE near• r-dr,teo m .,it .ors,deraie, autgomg a open t0all new epe,omxs 30 yrs a _e to loot, at ;els try to See ,1 we can f iM Sane or more than just a lettie something m common 7491 LOTS OF FIN INTERESTING 6 SUPER ACTIVE Soccer, spa's 3 w, are rrgre an rent, list I ewe to party Shire erotic treses 6 be n adventurous 18 yrs 511" a 125 lbs Greta eyes «nth red- disb how Wild hean Wild Streak very attranwe a ,nveres . 1674 BE KM TO MY HEART Juir••e y noun•; 1a .a. 44 r old. p SV0. brown ham. cue eyes sken attract" a happy I am Iookmg V a tun girt. who is not Iib playing recall Pars I wish to meet 3WTW One Crimelperegi. Ivry as as hex a PWIL l 2341 GOLDEN CHARM Killer smile ­,"N,;;xv+ yr red. Swc, 53 a 11C Ibt, hip mjMam haw, green eyes Seidl.. dDw n b pith bum I ebbe b tdilice. am very truth4W 6 a b ane women 91111 .a l 1 .se find an hate utft. special a trustworthy pill to hove a M. tet serious tNatemnip we 8898 SHY BUT OUTGONl6 Big heanec a qu1Ct witiml r 0l4 SVVF. 5 6 130 ft Draw" hit. blue eyeshappy. lediues 6 clean Iwjoy read - ft Paw. a wdhdria qq wed mel children Moping b mea a jowl dko times ,Mille can make me 4^0 8 is out- Femil 2255 OF LIFE IS A GAME Let''" Very .umracrne stem dirk haw 8 i bit of an e kneoe- bom5t Be curroui, very piite W. looking for some 7t -rand hen Shea 35, wap. urwitiM- tid 6 tWnC. Come play wrath her 3013 BROWN EYES mowN HAIRED FSA* interested in ff" with Someone who is ealelle- gent a wise She is we p rty- in% snapping a m,etng with new people 20 yes with a medi- um dip Selaeams 4567 W CLM" Dart. looking fa soneeore ID mince dr twit mOvt. Fit. attractive 6 young MWrvdted Lookup for Some- one who IS Into honing some creative tun! 2580 FILL ROOM & SERV Boni W to admaege me accept me for who 171 1 am a fin. paar�aalve a du 51Nm '' ackage includes myself & son You mat we childti 8 em Pass" a silcetee No a sMxkq time met moi, 6 open to new tugs 11 g =IPoLuYepToRiRgl TTABLE G6 5 fieiub 36 r SWG 'T with Val � mops IN"o MM ate 6 playfan ul n ether =b; b; healthy. actrere a latter attrurde also comes with Mml mE'n SI'f'king mown M DUE TIME rene IS ; M.;,:, Medium built, fair hared tnendly endnvndeal Self eff~ Somewhat reserved Into 511.15 6 gwetq titres at home If you re 1, rrvl- a 6 easy to be with lets con. nett 1132 UNIQUE Ked hearted r-r:nor►:,rt 32 N aid. SWM. 5"1.1 6 195 itis, blex hair. blue eyes, ta51e- hl, gentle 6 wdlrig I enjoy hkts music 6 generally hay. Mg fun playing I am Searching fa a trustworthy pissrorute & rest, upgre 5466 sENSIIOUG 6 ALL OF THAT And Waal very nice Boa •q 6 blonde haw cWn Suver, GSM 50 yn One on one Ind Of glory Nappy 6 well adjusted Flitted Sea 6 semrtess are my, turn reels. Canddegr do - Irakof 6 are what I haul to otter Li W IDM YOUR SHOES OFF ICs W lmcng 40 r rd SWM 51e 6 170 Ib► very hL Orta dean sDeeien a rot to diner I Mut a Otte ou11 on We A a Wsoo- akq aha I m* tgoy wifng. smiv 6 neem hilwn4 I wait to meet wish a SOWAN ua. plums 6 rot perverse, ff" 7871 LETY GET DOWN *v Deep guy GSM 34 rs 5 -,in bhede nor/btbv dues Nie bckwg reth a meduin build C►ntad 6 hey bright Gamlully 4w01b1ed MY9ctompuMs a !•tang let interests Strargr *=wten p even" wi yor Ste h* you mrd, be Iri"pM 6 very ptsutve 2687 OUTGOING GUY Rede m happrw-ss 24 a oki. SIAM harhdamt tats. Weable a rear gendmauru 6 1 an hrty eRuefped Iewyoli 'wetaetiwp amenr aaom. samid ung thud~ we 6 rmwu b for arms I wish o Md a trttahrathy mma. who has ritivemkt maemy a can rally rah no beige 6325 YOUNG a RT Nappy. fun, oe,tgomg we mor Coup U ask la- 23 r op SWM, nex dean. tpDe- matic, hunorams Be very dWwwlg 1 Me CdWtM bk ay & bowling. I wish to Rorer with a respeCifW. rugged 6 sfupababweMc man fw nn a dacretrere. 7474 IU TRY ANYTUNC asa t I He it Fp do it again Nice looking Name uneadon mak Tall thin brown hatJeya. Chmams Cmarsaw Lookup le a dean- erotic male to ger wildwith 4200 ON THE L,EVEL7 Fee phamed firmly On tae ground 35 yr ap SWM. 5'10 6 155 ft ha misode. at" - 8 sandateng I spy, hAey baseball 6 dibble baths. I would hire to meet a dNlah atraamt Be att imew Ie - low are mere dth j st a discreet on 4143 m SIC BOY Outgtl5np A, gregariaa. Fun lanng 6 pereplet person. Reath". movies. music 6 sociahri g. 21 ver GSM 67.6 22D Ds. What do you like to db far a good bene? 5714 CONE HOC[ MT VFOFTLo I'll rock yours. Nice to tools at. 42 its GSM. 5'11' & 190 lbs. Brown htr/blue eyes. Easy m be with. seairoha. advenW- ou s 6 SM 7455 Questions? r !eaft Cal .�! 1.1-71, R, C� in 11 Growth costs determined Monday GROWTH from page 1 regular property taxes. Town director of fi- nance Gil Paterson says he'll he recommending a uniform residential charge to council Mon- day. "I favour uniform — Town -wide," says Mr. Paterson. "It's like taxes. I favour uniform taxes across the munic- ipality. The cost of de- velopment should be the same." He notes most municipalities have a uniform charge. However, adds Mr. Paterson, council may decide to go a different route. A draft bylaw pre- sented at council's July 20 meeting included an option for a uniform residential charge of $6,307 per house, the maximum allowable under the legislation and a 13.7 -per cent in- crease over the current $5,547. It's the charge being recommended by Mr. Paterson. For apart- ment projects, the uni- form charge would be $3,504 per two -or - more -bedroom unit and $2,628 per bachelor or one -bedroom unit. A two -rate system also outlined in the July 20 draft bylaw would result in the charge on a house going down to $5,283 in the existing south urban area and in- creasing to $7,485 in the north, roughly north of Third Concession Road. Also proposed was a commercial/industrial charge of $3 per square metre in year one, $6 in year two and $9 in year three. That's well below the maximum Picker- ing would be allowed to charge under the new legislation - $20.24 per square metre. At the July 20 ses- sion councillors asked Town staff to prepare another proposal that would provide for a dif- ferent residential charge in a smaller section of the north only, on lands owned mostly by the Province, and not in- cluding the area around Brock Road North. That option, says Mr. Paterson, has worked out to a $6,273 charge in the provincially - owned section of the north, and a $6,317 charge for the rest of the town. (The new bylaw will not deal with the Province's Seaton lands, which would be the subject of a further review.) With its new DCA, the Province has at- tempted to tighten up the rules on how the charges are imposed by the municipalities, by being more specific on what services are cov- ered, what costs are covered, and how de- velopment charges are calculated. Major changes made by the Province in- clude: - stricter formulas for calculating the charge; - eliminating cultural or entertainment facilities, tourism facilities, hos- pitals, waste manage- ment services and ad- ministrative headquar- ters from the list of in- frastructure items that can be paid for through development charges; - limiting the service standard used for calcu- lating the ch.:rge to a 10 -year average of pre- viously existing service levels; - and an exemption for industrial expansions up to 50 per cent of the floor area of an existing building. Bringyour questions. Bring your kids. To Pickering Nuclear's Neighbourhood "What's happening with the plan to put Pickering A Barbequel • back into service?" "What's the latest on the Drop by any time between Ilam and 8pm Environmental Assessment?" this Thursday August 19. "How can I make my views about the station known?" If you've got questions like these, this is your invitation to join us Thursday, August 19 for our first Neighbourhood Barbeque. Pickering Nuclear staff will be on hand to chat about the station and the community. - And be sure to bring the kids. We will be serving hot dogs, hamburgers and soft drinks, and we will have special activities for children to give you the time you need to get acquainted and to get some answers to your questions. The kids will also enjoy the entertaining and informative exhibits -��ut our Information Centre. Bring your concerns, bring your questions and bring the kids. And let's talk. wA Ilam to 8pm Thursday, August 19, 3.999 Pickering Nuclear Information Centre South off the 401 on Brock Road to Montgomery Park Road. Then turn right and follow the signs. To find out more, gall (905) 837-7272. 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W 1-N&Q1WRM fw a 5ootAlwr.tal o*w Ckw %d1* .sar Vm art • • • A 6 -M.few.r w w rl.wo• a Orr Lr.w r....on. olm�x P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, 1999 m I OPINIONS Editoria & �tttebra'e fine fYtUf�.l DURHA NEWS ADVERTISER AUG. 15, 1 9 9 9 1.74 + EDITORIAL Polluters on notice to clean up their act Dominion Colour, Co -Steel Lasco get the message It's become a midsummer night's nightmare for two Durham industries each of the last few years. The release of the annual report by the NAFTA -created Commission for Environmental Co -Operation shows Co -Steel Lasco of Whitby and Ajax's Dominion Colour as two of the worst - polluting companies in Canada. Co -Steel Lasco came in No. 24 in North America with the release of 4.8 million kg of pollutants per year with Dominion Colour slotted in at No. 34 continent -wide with 4.1 million kg of pollutants produced per year. What the numbers also reveal is that hard work by Co -Steel Lasco has seen the company reduce its emissions by nearly 50 per cent from 1995 to 1996. the year for which the latest report has figures. Dominion is also working hard to reduce its emissions. Allan Gray, spokesman for Dominion, admitted, "It's quite distressing for us to be on the list." However, he added. "We've been exploring solutions, like reverse osmosis, but there's no easy solution." Co -Steel Lasco spokesman Dave Comozzi says, "we're going to contin- ue to do things to recycle and we're other region in the GTA. Durham churned out 12.1 million kg of pollu- tants per year, nearly double that of Hamilton -Wentworth (6.3 million kg) and nearly four times as much as Peel, Toronto and Halton (3.6 to 3.9 million kg each). York produced just 1.5 mil- lion kg per year. Ontario was the second worst pol- luter among 10 provinces, two territo- ries and 50 states, trailing only Texas. Ontario produced 68.7 million kg of pollution in 1996 while Texas choked the air, water and soil with a whopping 122.3 million kg. In Canada, Quebec was second to Ontario with 22.9 mil- lion kg. Alberta third at 15.2 million kg and B.C. fourth at 6.3 million kg. The numbers are distressing but only serve to stress the massive im- provements which must take place in Durham and across the province. Regional Chairman Roger Ander- son can wave off the conclusions of the report calling them 'scare -mongering' and 'out of date' but the efforts taking place at Co -Steel Lasco and Dominion Colour suggest those companies are paying attention. Their continued hard work to clean up bodes well for us all. going to do things and get off the lists." E-mail comments on this editorial to The list can be viewed as an envi- nnews@durham.net. Submissions ronmental embarrassment for Durham which include the writer's full name Region in that it shows Durham pro- and town of residence will be consid- ducing far more —pollution—than any ered for publication. S LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Blue -haired girl colour for your hair, but, like I said, denied diploma may have been next astronaut To the editor: I am writing because I am sick of people judging other people and not minding their own business. Recently, I read in the media a 15 -year-old girl wasn't able to re- ceive her diploma because she dyed her hair blue. Some people might think she was crazy to dye her hair blue, but that's her choice. I agree that blue is an intense Oh,days the 12 f o back to school it s her choice. School officials invited her into the gymnasium for the graduation j ceremonies. She sat there patiently waiting for her name to be called. She watched as each of her friends shook the teachers' hands and smiled for the cameras. After everyone was called, she knew that there was probably a mistake and believed her name was going to be called next, but to her surprise, the ceremony was over. She asked the teachers why she didn't receive her diploma and they replied that it was because of her hair. I think this is totally unfair. Peo- pie these days are dying their hair all sorts of colours from red to brown to black and even purple. So why not blue? The school officials didn't say that she couldn't dye her hair. Everyone in Canada has his or her own independence and we Let the cash registers ring as the parents sing have the freedom of expression. Some I ' t the 'rl Right around this time every year, households begin to experi- ence a wide range of emotions. Adults begin to rejoice because their offspring will be returning to school. The kids, on the other hand, are less than amused. Disgruntled, you might say. Parents also have to undergo a seasonal ritual - buying school sup- plies and outfitting their kids for the academic year. Every parent knows children need new shoes at this time of year. Most parents also know one pair of shoes will never last the year and so they buy two pairs. Might as well take advantage while they're on sale. We bought the shoes, but about new socks. The way kids go through socks, this four -pack should last ... a week. As far as school supplies go, we'll need at least one three-ring binder, a bunch of notebooks, a John Duarte Staff Editor whack of lined notepaper (11 packs or so) and some writing utensils - let's see... nine pens and 10 pencils and eight pink erasers. Kids go through those things in a flash. Younger kids will need colouring pencils. I'm sure they want the 48 - pack, but when I was in school we used to make fleshtones by blending the red and yellow together to make orange and then add in a touch of brown. A dozen of the basic colours will have to do. The older ones won't be able to make it through the first week with- out a five -function calculator. I know this makes me sound old, but when I was in school, we could never use calculators. In fact, I learned how to use a slide rule, which didn't need batteries. Which reminds me... better get some bat- teries for the calculator. That should do it. Let's look over the list. On the 12th day before - classes, the back -to -school sale will supply me with 12 colouring pen- cils, I 1 packs of lined writing paper, 10 HB pencils, nine ball-point pens, eight pink erasers, seven exercise books, six packs of batteries, a five - function calculator, four pairs of sport socks, a three-ring binder, two pairs of sneakers and a very dis- gruntled kid. E-mail comments on this column to nnews@durham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be con- sWr+ed for publication. poop a mrgh say gr looked stupid. But she might have thought it was a fashion statement. I leave you with this question: Why jadge people by their hair colour? This young girl might have been the next woman astronaut! Mandy The News Advertiser accepts letters 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 in- clude a phone number for verifica- tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and con- tent. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not nec- essarily Aose of the News Advertis- er. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. 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The publisher reserves the right to classify or refirse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. Amor ew g.' ranwo g&& L----------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- ---------- -�- �•�"�`.... _ _... ,..._._-�.�,.,,..,,.. ::-,.ate - .r.r�.. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15,1999 PAGE 7 AIP AJAX AND PICKERNGDurhamfirms citedasleading outers N Ajax firm disputes presentation of figures, notes it's `quite distressing' BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Two Durham firms are under an international cloud this week after placing among the highest pollution producers in North America. Whitby's Co -Steel Lasco is list- ed as the highest-ranking Canadian facility in terms of pollutant release and transfers, with Ajax's Dominion Colour Corporation in the No. 2 slot, according to figures released in the Commission for Environmental Corporation's report 'Taking Stock - North American Pollutant Releases and Transfers 1996.' Co -Steel ranked No. 24 in North America with a total of 4.8 million kg of pollutants per year. The num- ber includes 12,700 kg in air emis- sions, 298 kg in surface water dis- charges, 1.2 million kg in on-site landfill releases and 3.6 million kg in off-site transfers. Pollutants in- cluded zinc and lead. Dominion Colour, which makes pigments for industrial paint and plastics, ranked at No. 34 in North America with 4.1 million kg in pol- lutants, including 50 kg in releases, 3.9 million kg in transfers to sewage treatment plants and 229,400 kg to off-site transfers. Pollutants include nitrates and lead. Durham Region had the largest total releases and transfers in Canada at 12 million kg. states the CEC, an environmental watchdog group for NAFTA. Dave Camozzi, vice-president and general manager of Co -Steel Lasco says the figures are mislead- ing because companies who transfer pollutants to landfill sites are judged alongside funis who spew pollution into the air. "If you look at what Mr. and Mrs. Public are interested in, stuff getting into their water or the air, we wouldn't be on the map. We'd be a speck on the map instead of a black mark:' he says. Although Co -Steel Lasco is the t. tA '�~; Ajax firm Dominion Colour Corporation has been listed with an- other Durham firm as a top polluter. But the company takes ex- ception to the way figures were presented by the Commission for Environmental Corporation in its scathing report. top pollutant producer in Canada, the 1996 figures represent a de- crease of almost 50 per cent when compared to 1995 numbers. This was achieved through a $4 - million investment in equipment al- lowing the company to capture more aluminum, zinc, copper and brass from its automobile recycling operation, says Mr. Camozzi, who explains the more pollutants that can be captured and subsequently re -sold, means less in an on-site landfill. "When you're a recycler - the biggest problem you have is there's a lot of zinc," he says. Zinc in steel prevents it from rusting. "Every steel mill in North America that's shredding automobiles is dealing with zinc" Other waste from the re- cycling of cars, including foam, plastics and trace amounts of lead arc also contained in the on-site landfill. Allan Gray, technical vice-presi- dent of Dominion Colour also has problems with the presentation of the figures. The company was cited for releasing nitrates into the munic- ipal sewer system through the Duf- fin Creek Water Pollution Control Plant, a substance he says which can be harmful when discharged in small bodies of water, but has little negative impacts in Lake Ontario. "Some residual nitrate will go into Lake Ontario. Eventually it will biodegrade. depending on the tem- perature, it could be a week, it could be an hour." he says. Dominion Colour was also cited for transferring lead and lead com- pounds to a hazardous landfill site. Used in pigment production, lead sometimes escapes the production phase and is captured before being released. This captured lead is what is taken to a landfill, he says. in- creases in both these area as a result of increases in production which moved Dominion Colour from the ninth largest Canadian pollution producer in 1995 to fifth in 1996. "It's quite distressing for us, to be on (the list):' Mr. Gray says. While both Mr. Camozzi and Mr. Gray are troubled at being fingered as pollutant producers, they say they are currently taking steps to avoid the dubious distinction of being on the list in the future. Mr. Camozzi says his company has agreed to ship 12.000 tons of baghouse dust to an American firm for recycling. The dust is produced when the steel plant is in production and is collected by a vacuum sys- tem. The dust, which has a high zinc content, up until now has been dis- posed of in a hazardous landfill site. Before this vacuum system, these materials were released into the air, causing the sky to become orange, but now, the company is dedicated to preventing pollution, he says. "All anyone who lives in Durham has to do is look at the sky- line, and know it 'damn' well isn't'a PR campaign we're on:' Mr. Camozzi says about the company's efforts. "We're going to continue to do things to recycle and we're going to do things and get off the lists" Mr. Gray says his company began sending lead and lead com- pounds captured at the Ajax plant to a recycler in January, so when the 1999 figures are released this num- ber will no longer be there. As for the nitrate levels he says, short of building the plant's own sewage plant with a multi-million dollar price tag, there's little they can do. "We've been. exploring solu- tions, like reverse osmosis, but there's no easy solution," he says. Pollution report `scare mongering': p Anderson Durham chairman says regional companies have upgraded pollution controls A report claiming Durham industries are among the worst polluters in Ontario is out of date and "scare mongering", says Regional Chairman Roger Anderson. He notes Matistics in the re- port released this week by the Commission for Environmen- tal Co-operation (CEC) are from 1996 and don't take into consideration improvements since made by local compa- nies. Co -Steel Lasco of Whitby -was ranked second worst of 10 companies in the Greater Toronto Area producing known or suspected cancer- causing pollutants while Do- minion Colour Corporation in Ajax was ninth. "I have a few problems (with the document)," says Mr. Anderson. "It's a 1996 re- port. They're 1996 numbers and it's hard to give a fair and equitable report when you don't know what's happened since. "It's my understanding (the CEC) had no conversations with Dominion or Co -Steel. Both have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on their operations" In fact, Mr. An- derson reports, Lasco has in- vested more than $4 million on pollution control equip- ment. Both companies, he says, "have new emission control standards. They meet or ex- ceed the provincial guidelines. If they do, it's hard to say they're bad corporate citi- zens" In fairness, the CEC's 1996 report did credit Lasco with cutting pollution emissions by half from 1995. Mr. Anderson admits the report's findings "aren't good. But to put it out* in a context like that is almost scare mon- gering" ROGER ANDERSON 'They meet or exceed the provincial guidelines.' The third report by Montre- al-based CEC, a watchdog or- ganization set up under the North American Free Trade Agreement, reveals 27 indus- tries in Durham produced a total of 12.1 million kilograms of pollution in 1996. It notes, of provinces in Canada and states in the U.S., Texas was the leading polluter and Ontario second. Industries in Texas pro- duced 122.3 million kilograms of pollution and Ontario in- dustries spewed 68.7 million kilograms. Mr. Anderson feels the re- port leaves the impression Durham and Ontario are bad places to live. "Our first concern is the residents who live and work nearby. "Not only do the companies represent the region well world-wide, their environmen- tal record won't harm us. If it did, the public would be the first to hear about it." That's because "The (On- tario Environment) ministry monitors (the companies). If there's a significant problem, we'd know about it before (the) NAFTA (agency)." EWS IN BRIEF AUG. 15, 1999 Youngsters help produce album for CF victims Seven children with cystic fi- brosis (CF) from the Durham Cys- tic Fibrosis Chapter had the op- portunity to become recording artists for a day recently. The occasion was the record- ing of a song, called 'Shades of Yesterday,' written and performed by Steven Vitali. The local kids contributed the chorus to the song. Vitali wrote the song to hon- our Celine Dion and also to generate funds — 100 per cent of the song's royalties will go to the Canadian Cystic Fi- brosis Foundation. The song is contained in an album by Vitali called 'Symphony of Heroes' A portion of the sales of the album itself will also be going to the CCFF In addition to generat- ing funds, this album also publi- cizes the cause by featuring the CF poster child and her mother, Cassandra and Holly on the album jacket. Inside is a description of cys- tic fibrosis and information about the CCFF. CDs and cassettes are avail- able at Zellers stores. Local group helps you cope with osteoporosis The Ajax -Pickering Osteo- porosis Support Group meets Wednesday, Sept. 1 from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. in lower -level confer- ence rooms A and B at Ajax -Pick- ering Health Centre, 580 Har- wood Ave. S., Ajax. The group gets together the first Wednesday of every month. Meetings are free and usually in- clude guest speakers. All are welcome to attend the event. For more information on the support group, call 683-3948 or 428-6632. Dracula takes a bite out of Ajax theatre -goers Dracula The Undead will swoop into Ajax and Pickering in the next little while. Castle Productions is pre- senting the play Thursday, Aug. 19 in Rotary Park on Lake Drive- way West in Ajax. It will be staged in Pickering Wednesday, Sept. 8 in Esplanade Park next to the Town hall. Both performances begin at 8 P.M. Admission to the show is free, but donations would be appreciat- ed. The play is also being per- formed in Lakeview Park on Sim - coo Street South in Oshawa Wednesday, Aug. 18 at 8 p.m. 4 0 A/P PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, IM D TE Fwkli!ft& • • • ALL PRICES IN EFFECT FROM SUNDAY, AUG. 15 TO SATURDAY, AUG. 21, 1999. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. 0 0 0 '•� r.,. r.. �r NOuws .i NDa• . wo�sws N WNDAv N R NOUws SrrNDA� wouws wOVwi - � MOuws NOVwi MSU wouws -- •�.r.� SMr. M �w,•, �•, .i MVhv'UE.YYEU i IMm Sp•r. 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"God's special } Happy birthday wishes, love and On Aug. 16, 1998, "our sweet gift to our family, "' r July 29 kisses to Kaitlin Elizabeth Briell baby boy Stacey Alison " was a big day from Mom, Dad and sister Becky. was born. Koornneff, cele- for "our pre -Who could braces her first cious little w 4 believe it's birthday on Aug. guy". Dylan -r Birthdav a I r e a d y 19. Best wishes Bristol turned -� been a year? and thanks from one with Carling �- = y Y o u ' r e Mommy (Dar - happy birth- Scott, a cutie growing up lease), Daddy day wishes with a great J "` g ' ' so fast. (Jim), Oma and Opa Koornneff, Grandma and and love from big smile, „ ' * Happy first Granddad Russell, her Great-Gramas, aunts, uncles, Mommy and Daddy. turns five "'�'�. birthday to cousins and friends." Aug. 19. our little We j ----- Happy birth- ,� man, Mason Alexander Y�edd111Q day wishes I Bouchard. Love you always, Birthday with lots of Mommy and Daddy.- love, kisses Jessica Weir and big bear hugs from Mom, Dad, celebrated her i Cody and Montana. I Birthday 1 I th birthday S; fI Aug. 14. "We Aug. 16 want to wish you Birthday is a special all the best. Good Y day for lit- luck at the quar- "To our the cutie ter -finals of the ,�0 special little - -- Jennifer CNE Rising Star " o . ,44 ZoZo. Zoe Wilkin asCompetition. ' B r o c h u she turns You're our shining star! Love Mom and Dad" turns one on three years Aug. 17. old. She'll How quick- celebrate Birthday ly you have with Mom Pat and Bill] Gunter of Picker- grown and Barb, Dad "It's hard to ing are pleased to announce the continue to R i e k " ]marriage of their daughter Mand +l" r believe a decade g 8 y fill our lives �_ +�_ brothers has passed by al- to Jamie Carruthers, son of Gayle with so much joy and happiness. We Stephen, ready. Bryn t and Norm Carruthers of Pickering love you so very much A great big M i tc h e l l Robertson, our 1�`^ on July 17. Congratulations also happy birthday to our beauty with and Justin, grandparents Keen, .. wonderful lough - from brother BM, sister Laurie, big, big hugs and kisses With all our Undo Dave, Aunt Linda, cousins fir, celebrated brother-in-law Garfield and little love, Momary, Daddy and Candy Chris and Victoria at the Wilkin birthday number nephew Jordan. the doggie!" cottage. 10 on Aug. 12. As you can see, Bryn spent some time up north this summer Call to Bar Birthdaywith the moose and they loved her too! Mous, Dad and brother Dylan will be on hand to help blow out the can - Congratulations to David C e I i n a dies on her special day. And, Bryn will celebrate once Price on his call to the Bar. A Cordeiro turns one more, with the friends in a few weeks' time." graduate of Pickering High Aug. 21. Happy School, Dave received his Hon- birthday wishes Birthday ours B.A. slid LLB from the Uni- with love, and versity of Western Ontario and kisses Gnat Mos 'lite big in the Giripn homes four Aug. 16. has joined the law firm of Bennett Kristin, Dad Pad, Mammy arid Daddy little ham Sydney is getting ready Jones Venchere m First Canadian brother Brandon, to start school in September. Wishing Sydney a happy Place in Toronto. Love and best her Great -Grand. any with lots of love are Mosey, paddy, sisters wishes for a successful career OW grandpnnnts. Any mW Mellima, her brother or sister to be, Graodsom from Mom, Dad, Susan, Jason great aunt, great and GrI11111411111110 GOO n, Graodsa and Grandpa Mar - and niece Grace. uncle, aunts, uncles � Mike and G"M Auntie Lyme,Uncil" and cousins. Sean al Keith, Muffin, Buddy and Wol[ . 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Annu)ersary? Wedding? ...send to. ft sew ni Pickering 831-5431 Let us know. 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Oflws apply b quaYfied MW qpm in pm pip C�,� t= GM Dealer r not 1celwd r an ineuarnoe aperM «baker. end r nal actilp ea r eperd «broker «in any olhx capacity on DNWf of Nola Ira ��) f« c«ridonns «detain Car - r1�ul tnck " Tesb� conducyed by #* Plasanal I Apfuvray Tra1Fc Safety A&w%v#abon (FITS.). CwWallon. Aveftle 1D rosida I I of OrntaliD ontr e1.inNsd time ollar wlwiu may no he combined wNh oyer o8ers. A/P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, 1999 Cuban e e c or settling homeIno 1s Basketball star has beCn bLISV checking out Durham BI'CHRIS BOVIE Stuff Editor Thousands of kilometres from his native Cuba, Juan Vazquez may have found a new home here in Durham. The 28 -year-old, 6'4" Cuban na- tional basketball veteran met pri- \ately Wednesday afternoon with Durham College officials including president Gary Polonsky, vice-pres- ident of student services Bonnie Ginter -Brown and athletic director Ken Babcock. "Juan has indicated an interest to stay here in Canada;" said Mr. Bab- cock. "We discussed the possibili- ties and opportunities Durham Col- lege can offer him as a student. "He's weighing all his options" After defecting from his commu- nist homeland during the recent Pan American Games in Winnipeg, Mr. Vazquez hooked up with friend and former Cuban basketball plaver Au- gusto Duquesne and is living with him at his Oshawa home. Mr. Duquesne, whose own experiences in leaving Cuba parallel his friend's ordeal, suited up with the Durham Lords basketball team for three sea- sons capturing Athlete of the Year honours in 1995-96. "I told him the people at Durham College are very friendly and will help him in any way they can;" Mr. Duquesne said. Just having received his Canadian citizenship, Mr. Cuban basketball star Juan V'"zquez (right) dtfec ied to Canada at the Pan Am Games in Winnipeg and met up in Durham with fellow defector Augusto Duquesne, who be- came a star athlete at Durham College. College after Pan Am Games decision Duquesne is helping his peer obtain refugee status so he can get a Social Insurance Number. Health Card and work permit. 11 told him the people at Durham College are very friendly and will help him in any way they can.' — FORMER DEFECTOR AUGUSTO DUQUESNE Mr. Vazquez's wife Driali and three-year-old son Anthoni remain in Cuba and he admits his decision to defect has left him both "happy and sad... It was during the World Champi- onships in Toronto in 1994 that Mr. Vazquez felt a desire to defect to Canada. Although he had discussed this with his wife, he didn't risk telling any family members of his intentions prior to leaving for Win- nipeg. Mr. Vazquez was one of nine Cubans who left the Cuban team during this year's Pan Am Games. Seven defectors were athletes, one was a journalist and another a coach. Fidel Castro and other Cuban of- ficials criticized Canadian media Volunteers needed for district health council board positions Two Durham -based vacancies to be filled If you have good communications skills, experience on a board of directors and an awareness of health issues, your talents are needed. The Durham Haliburton Kawanha and Pineridge District Health Council (DHC) is seeking volunteers to serve as members of council. The DHC advises the Ontario minis- ter of health on health matters in the ge- ographic areas of Durham Region and the counties of Halibunon, Northumber- land, Peterborough and Victoria. Council membership is composed of consumers, providers and municipal government appointees. Consumers are members of the gen- eral public; who have an interest in, or are users of the health care system. Providers are involved in the direct de- livery of health care or related services, or ane members of a board of directors of an agency funded by the ministries of Health or Community and Social Ser- vices. There are currently two vacancies to be filled from Durham Region and three vacancies from the Haliburton, Northumberland, Peterborough and Vic- toria counties area. Candidates who live in the planning area; have board and committee experi- ence; awareness of current issues in planning and co-ordinating health ser- vices; communication and problem - solving skills; and are willing to travel and devote approximately 20 hours a month to DHC activities, are invited to apply. There are also volunteer opportu- nities to support the work of the coun- cil's planning committees. Interested applicants can contact the District Health Council office at 705- 748-2992 or toll free: 1-800-833-7543, or by e-mail at dhc@dhc-dhkpr.org for applications. The deadline for applica- tions is Sept. 17, 1999. Apply for the program of your choice Gain the prerequisite subjects for any Durham College program through the General Arts & Science program. NEW for 1999 - 2000, the General Arts & Science program now offers four options: Health, Technology, Business .and General. Successful completion of any of these options will give you the necessary prerequisites and some subject credits to enter any fust year program at Durham College. Come see for yourself. _ Call our admissions office today at 1905) 721-3046. University Centre at Durham coverage of the defections and the lack of security in keeping player agents away from athletes. Mr. Vazquez says he was not ap- proached by any agents adding "they were talking with mostly members from the baseball team:" Mr. Vazquez broke away from Cuban security with the help of Ni- noska Castellon, director of the Miami -based Cuban American Na- tional Foundation. If he chooses to enrol at Durham College, pending refugee status, Mr. Vazquez will take English as a Sec- ond Language. "We can give him an opportunity to learn English and become a more productive member of society and if he chooses to play ball we'll have a heck of a good basketball player." Mr. Babcock noted. Although the college would love for the seven-year Cuban national basketball veteran to suit up for the Lords this season, his life decisions must come first, Mr. Babcock stresses. Mrs. Ginter -Brown says the col- lege can help Mr. Vazquez with ca- reer planning and life skills. While it would be outside their expertise to assist in helping him gets his family out of Cuba they can help him deal with social and emotional issues he could be going through. - with files from Torstar News Ser- ice 'W 'W -w 'r , r � III s 1 ., n •,, DON? 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He charged that I had made exaggerated, misleading and often false statements about sugar and was misinforming people. The industry didn't like me calling its product, `The White Devil.' The college ruled in my favour. So what's the status of sugar in 1999? In moderation, sugar consump- tion isn't a big problem. The trouble is we've become an increasingly immoderate society. The recent issue of 'Consumer Reports on Health' points out a wor- rying fact. In 1986 the U.S. Food and Drug Administration said that sugar consumption in the U.S. had probably peaked. At that time con- sumers were getting I 1 per cent of their daily calories from sugar. In ef- fect, they asked how could people A Parent's Guide to As you prepare your child for the start of the new school year, don't overlook the importance of good nutrition. Healthy diets help children grow, develop, and do well in school. Good diet can also reduce the major risk factors that can lead to chronic diseases later in life. So, by teaching your children to eat well, you not only help then to work productively, and feel their best now, ,you will also help them develop the habits that will keep them healthy through their lives. Most children will grow about two inches and gain about four to seven pounds each year. Between the ages of six and twelve, they will grow an average of one to two feet and almost double their weight. if your children don't grow at this rate, it doesn't necessarily mean that anything is wrong, but it is a good idea to check with your doctor to make sure they are getting all the nutri- tion they need. Young children may not be able to eat large amounts of food at one time and they may get hungry long before the next real mealtime. Smaller portions at meals and mid morning and mid afternoon snacks are often helpful in making sure children get all the nutrition they need. Healthful snack ideas include peanut butter on whole grain bread, vegetable sticks, and fruits. Adolescents need extra nutrition because they are in a special fast -growth phases. Starting at about age 10 in girls and age 12 in boys, adolescents experience growth spurts. During this intensive growth period, teens may Aave tremendous energy needs. Even though they eat hearty meals, they may still need snacks to supply ener- gy and nutrients. From ages 11 through 24, when peak bone mass is being reached, both males and females should eat a cal- cium -rich diet that includes at least three servings daily from the milk IF 'group. This will help to ensure that their bones are strong, and it may help reduce their risk of getting osteoporo- • QU siis when they are older. • G Eating disorders are common CARE among teens, whose food choices are ARE often more influenced by social pres- sures than by good sense. parental WE guidance plays an important role dur- ing this difficult time. 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North Americans have become fat because of too many calories, not just sugar. Too many calories of any food will cause obesity. But sugar presents a special trap. There's sugar in bananas, apples and many other foods! But it's hard to eat several apples all at once. You get full quickly. But sugar in some forms is easy to consume in large quantity. Consider the case of chil- dren who are drinking several cans of soft drinks every day. Ask yourself a question when your child consumes a 10 -ounce soft drink. It contains eight tea- spoxns of sugar. Would you allow him or her to put eight teaspoons of sugar in a glass of water? If you would, you have a problem and so does the child! The sugar bowl on the table is only a minor evil. We can all see the bowl and the sugar. The culprit is the sugar that's hidden. Just try to find packaged foods without some form of sugar. Some cereals are half sugar. Mr. President, most people today are eating too many calories of everything. But in 1999 my opinion hasn't changed about sugar. Excess sugar, in my opinion, is still a major culprit of obesity and several related diseases. Nevertheless, although 1 hate to defend sugar, I think the industry gets a bum rap in a couple of areas. Even the sugar industry agrees that sugar contributes to tooth decay. I agree. But so does laziness. Today, by age 60 one-third of North Americans have lost, not some, but all their teeth. And this toothless smile is primarily due to failure to brush teeth after "every meal;' and failure to use dental floss. Increased sugar consumption has also been linked to the Attention Deficit Disorder or hyperactivity in children. I have always doubted this theory. I don't believe anyone knows why some children are excessively active. I suspect genetics plays a major role. And Dr. Spo ck didn't help matters when he told parents to let the little darlings do anything they want. 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One characteristic which contributes to the image other have of you is your posture, for it is a reflection of your attitude and personality. It also indi- cates how you feel. Have you ever looked at yourself as others see you? It's the rear view that is apt to be most traumatic to our egos. The seat may look bigger than we thought; the hips may look flabbier; the back line more rounded; and the shoulders more sagging. Are your shoulders level? Is one shoe heel more worn than the other? A postural survey of healthy young men with an average age of 26.6 years showed that 83 percent of them had a low right shoul- der. A similar survey showed an enormously high percentage of young women with rounded back and winged shoulders. Look at your- self in the mirror. You are apt to see a passive posture: sagging stomach, sway back, round- ed shoulders. What's to be done to correct this poor body balance that not only looks bad, but causes spinal stress that chokes off communication along spinal nerves supplying n, your vital organs. aCorrectiQ-n. ' first requires an awareness. See yourself as others see you, and want to do some- thing about it. Good pos- ture or poor posture is as habitual as any characteris- tic or mannerism we might have, and so are under our direct control. Second, strive to keep in good physical condition. Physical fitness has both physical and psychological benefits. It keeps your body in tone, gives your body structural stability, and at the same time gives you confidence in both appear- ance and agility. Take a half- hour walk, three times weekly; it has a remarkable toning effect. Third, have periodic spinal examinations to keep your nervous system in peak condition. Your doctor of chiropractic can help you take control over how you look and how you feel. 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Fliokenno ... .•..- .:,,..., a"•r.f�aYrrts.fz�",K .... ...._ . •.doe"""" - _,.-� r NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, 1999 PAGE 21 P SPort &LEISURE NEWS ADVERTISER AUC. 15, 1 H 9 9 Pickering track star answers call of U.S. college JASON LIEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo Shelley -Ann Brown, 19, is off to the University of Ne- braska on a full scholarship. The Dunbarton High School graduate won more than 12 medals for her track and field prowess. BYAL RIVh7T Sports Editor PICKERING —A Pickering athlete is making fast tracks to the land of corn fields this fall. Dunbarton High School graduate Shelley -Ann Brown, 19, has earned a full scholarship to the University of Ne- braska where she will run for the Com - huskers track and field team. She's leav- ing for Lincoln, Nebraska Aug. 17 and will begin training immediately for the school's indoor season which starts in late October. A stand -out performer in the high school ranks through her first our years at Dunbarton, Brown won more than 12 medals at Ontario Federa- tion of Schools Athletic Association c%cnLs before being sidelined by the trachers' job action which scuttled extra -curricular activities last year. But, she's planning to get her track and field career back on track at Nebras- ka, which competes at the National Col- legiate Athletic Association Division 1 level in the Big 12 Conference. "I think it will be a good opportunity for me to be able to get a scholarship;' says Brown. While at the University of Nebraska, Brown will run in the 60 -metre dash and the 60 -metre hurdles during the indoor season. During the outdoor season, she'll compete in the 100 metres and 100 -metre hurdles for the Cornhuskers. Brown explains it was a tough choice to finally settle on Nebraska as she was also considering the University of Geor- gia. However, a number of factors steered her in the direction of Lincoln, Nebraska. Pickering under -nines win Aurora title Soccer girls go undefeated in tournament PICKERING — The Pick- ering Power Mastermind under -nine girls' soccer team roared through the John Tra- ganitis Tournament in Aurora recently, winning all five games to capture the title. The Aurora win adds to the team's other achievements; it went undefeated at the Mini Robbie Festival in Scarbor- ough and won the consolation championship at the North Mississauga Tournament. In Aurora, the Power started off with a 1-0 win over one of the host Aurora squads, then easily thrashed Kleinburg 5-1 and Stouffville 6-0. Playing arch -rival George- town in the semi-finals, Pick- ering prevailed 3-2, thanks to a last-minute marker. The Power took a 2-0 lead before Georgetown stormed back to tie it up with five min- utes remaining. But, with one minute left, Pickering notched the winner. In the championship against another undefeated team, Newmarket, Pickering played a great game to come away with a 1-0 victory. Team members are Rebecca Acheson, Julia Arbuckle, Nikki and Tasha Akai, Kayla DeSouza, Nessy Frampton, Amanda and Vanessa Garcia, Allison Gibbons, Chelsea Gor- don, Leah Higgins, Jessie MacArthur, Alexa McCartney, Kristen Orrett, Deanna Parry, Ashley Phillip, Channon Trail] and Rachel Wang. Coaches are Mark Onrett and Alfonso Garcia and the manager is Monique Garcia. WHITBY MWOR HOC=Y ASWCIM70N MWOR BANTAM AAA TRYOUTS Monday August 16 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. IP5 Wednesday August 18 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. IP5 Monday August 23 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. IP5 tLMM MM 0IMSM CLTn s Alts 1tEL000 TO A77' W =111 "I liked the city and the coach a lot. He was nice. They have a high commit- ment to academics there which was real- ly important to me. They have good aca- demic programs at Georgia too, but it seemed to me that they were more seri- ous about them at Nebraska" In addition, the women's track team at the U of Nebraska also has a proud history in the U.S. Nebraska was home to Olympian Merlene Ottey. While her role within the women's team is as yet undefined, Brown says she plans to help the Comhuskers any way she can during her freshman sea- son. She's hoping to make it to the con- ference final in an event during either the indoor or outdoor season and make it to the NCAA championships. "They haven't said anything about their expectations for me this season, but their expectations would be the same as mine;" she explains. "I expect to go there and put my best effort in and be an asset to the team. "I definitely want to make it to the conference finals and see what happens from there. I want to be a contender for an NCAA medal. A mernber of the University of Toronto Track and Field team the past five years, Brown admits her training with the club was pared down somewhat by the lack of high school sports thf?, year. She did, however, compete at two meets this past January, when she turned in a disappointing effort at the Hamilton Spectator Games and a third-place per- formance in the 60 metres at an indoor meet at the University of Toronto. This past year of high school has been a disappointing one for her as an athlete. With no sports offered in the re- gion, she could not end her high school career on a high note. Two years ago at the Central Region Track and Field Championships in Oshawa, she broke her elbow while competing, forcing her to drop out of a number of events at the OFSSA championships. All in all, her high school career came to an unsatisfy- ing end in what was an otherwise stellar track career at Dunbarton. "Definitely it was very disappoint- ing. 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L1J 725UFax: 125.3295 or call: 2M Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 - Take control of your life with a temporary job at Adecco. Whether you're job hunting or just need -a flexible work solution. Adecco has more jobs at the best companies. Adecco. Its a new worid at work . .t YOU'RE IN DEMAND!! Bowmanville Area VarWus shrtts .i. . n.m 4" Work m Pickering . venous shuts ark. boob a mor -s7&VLip Tt.as �'a= Tra,.,odpa $40 cb•rT+Dta•+ A-. Oahewa, Room a302 F*om Own-2pm Bring Mo r r rerwAs. Sawanu raw nor +Doll .,. a new world at DURHAM JOBS! WESTNEY/BAYLY 60 Assemblers needed for special long. term project • $7.12-$7.22/Hr. • Must comn* to assignment • Must be able to work 9 hr. days • Shift and weekend work BROCKIBAYLY 50 ,Assemblers required for br"ffn • 3 shifts avail. _ . permanent work Must be reliiable No student• ple••e. Bring Your steeRDed safety boots, be III WIN •d to work lode Must bring void cheque or snow account information for direst deposit. Refer a frier d -earn a bonus! CaN (416) 292-2282 for aplpt. InterldM held in Ajax Tues. Aug. 171999 IMCI..ea11 Wmi a ity Centre Room #2 - 95 Magi Drive (Off Westney M.N. of Nwy.2) •I=IM As students of the Oshatra Campus ive had lots of questions about MCSf:; CNF.', MCP and A+ certifications. CDI College .helped by ansivering those questions and provided a strong career focused training plan. We are just about to graduate and a ve have already been interviewed for jobs uTith leading 1.T. companies. Donna Student ()shawa Cantpiq Dare Student Oshawa Campus ,< 70-!! 5CD/ COLLEGE -«..... OF BUSINE55 & TECNNOLOGr Microso 905-434-8585 www.cdicollege.com The Durham Children's Aid Society is seeking dynamic individuals with a strong work ethic for the following positions: Access Facilitators (=14.77 - $18.66 per hour) We have temporary part-time positions with our Child Access Program. The Program's hours of operation are during our regular office hours (8:30a.m to 4:30 p.m) and will extend into the early evening and possibly weekends. Access Facilitators will provide regular and consistent quality visits between children and natural families. The successful candidate will posses excellent communication and organizational skills plus a diploma in child care with a Child 8 Youth Worker, E.C.E. or equivalent being pre- ferred. Family Services Worker ($38,267 - $50,821) Provides intake investigation plus assessment and ongoing service to families with children either living at home or in the care of the Society. To be successful, candidates will have knowledge of the Child and Family Services Act and related legislation; possess a B.S.W., M.S.W. , and related work experience; effec- tive assessment skills, strong interviewing skills plus knowledge of Child Development, Crisis Intervention and case work practices/ methods. Resource Worker ($34,764 • $45,721) Searches for and matches children with appropriate placements that meet the needs of child(ren) in the care of the Society. Responsible for evaluation, training and develop- ment of the foster care resources and maintaining and developing a superior foster care program. The successful candidates will have excellent assessment skills, outstanding people skills, a strong commitment to children and families combined with a firm desire to make a difference; and will posses a B.S.W. with related experiience. Please apply in confidence by August 25, 1999 to: Human Resource Department, Dur- ham Children's Aid Society, 555 Rossland Rd. West, Oshawa, Ontario 1.1J 3H3. Fax # (905) 433-0409 or email; hrdurharrlcas0globalserve.net We thank all appl*cants for their interest. Only those individuals selected for an interview will be contacted. 1 110 110 110 r 110 WEDNESDAY MORNING? If you answered yes then r.Wl immediately!! 10 positions open Entry level trainees No experience 6-12 month advancement $11.53/hr. . - (905) 720-4790 unaer new ownership. Storefront & Production Staff Paid Training, Valuable experience. Hot Opportunities. All Shifts - full-time, part-time. 465 Bayly-St. W. Ajax, Ont. LIS 6M Fax (905) 428-1647. T� An etp_olwer you can count on. 11 Carvers 11 Car.- 11 CarMrs all CarNrs 11 Carvers Our President started his career with us in the stockroom. (How's that for an Advancement Opportunity?) The only thing better than hanging out in a trendy, dynamic and exciting surrounding is getting paid for it. The Shoe Company is Canada's leader in quality fashion footwear with over 25,000 pairs of shoes, handbags and accessories in every store. We are currently hiring for the following positions: Managers -in -Training Full -Time Sales Associates (previous retail experience is an asset) We offer excellent salaries, benefit packages and career opportunities. If you're outgoing, enthusiastic and ready to enjoy a great retail career opportunity, apply in person at our Durham Power Centre Store, 40 Kingston Road East, Ajax. IR SH01 COMPANY ®Lenbroo 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario L I W 3 K I (FAX) 905-837-6352 or email: humanresourcesCa)Ienbrook.com Sales Co-ordinator; Home Systems Plus --File #383 A leading international distribution company has an immediate opening for a Sales Co-ordinator in the Home Systems Plus Group. Applicants must be team oriented, self -motivated, organized, possess excellent communication skilis, basic programming concepts, basic electronic technical skills and be proficient in MS Word and Excel. Knowledge of Maximizer software would be considered an asset. Reporting to the Sales Administration Supervisor, this position is responsive for co-ordinating, monitoring and expediting the flow of goods from order placement to delivery to the customers, and for providing proactive and responsible inside sales and technical support. This position involves a combination of customer service, inside sales, supply management and sales administration. Please forward your resume by August 25th, quoting file number 383. Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We thank all others for their interest. NQ phone calls please. Lenbrook is committed to employment equity. QUALITY INSPECTORS Seeking candidates for on going openings throughout Durham region and GTA for contract positions. Must be available for shifts, overtime and weekends. Only applicants meeting the following criteria will be considered: - previous experience in the automotive/ manufacturing industry - experience performing visual, mechanical or dimensional inspection or quality technician duties. - excellent communication skills and problem solving is a must. Applicants with post -secondary education in a related field and inspectors with previous plastics or paint inspection experience are preferred. Quad reed applicants, please fu your resumes to 905-721-3378 No phone cals. please. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. 1 Gtlsanl HMp M Gott" H* KAVANAGH ROOFING 'We're looking for the best! SHINGLERS / SUB -CONTRACTORS / SUB -CREWS Markham's most reputable Roof- ing/Renovation company has openings available immediately. Truck, tools and minimum 5 years experience necessary. Steady work available year round. Top rates, Year-end Bonus 905472-9011 t. h 11 carton 111E Pin" Mono to aaose who are preparMr rot k3taooe. Those vela are ro 0mal and to those who are technically stilled. Net. 1. Com. using MCSE/Lotus Narks, Database administration using Oracle. Computer Maintenance - A.. New media web design and Aadoad, soattwre design and programming. Financial as- sistarla may be available to ftw Business compwler Colt�ege (915)427-3010. CAREER SCRDOI OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 at Fbristry & Business Program; .12 w& lar tinsive 3-phase program; .3 wk. Professional coarse, In- home video: .Beginners Pro- gram. Pan timeAull time courses available. A school where all your training becomes worthwhile. Finan - dal assistance may be avail- able. 905.436.7746. THE MAIL STATION Carter Travxng Cerner Career traan- ing available in artificial rests, ear care", Poo - cures. waxuag. Aar brus" ares tattoano tecnmauees Stu" Financuao negotiable. (9051.39.771 7 aaEN/wtlMENMDS. Needed in Catalogues. T V Commer- cut. Ulagurnes. and extra wort d aaxepeo training and rowni don tees covered Call (416))-9•-9343 or 1-800- MO -ELUS Q 1 Gon al Help I CARDINAL I we have the job for you! • uVE-IN ' Live- out ' Full & Port -time Nusies Por Chid ConpMiaits for die Ellierly Cal as Porn 66i -222A or 1800.219 -SM or In Ressioe b: 696.9:19 5 R%"q cre" Whitby, Ont. L1K 7K8 AM Do is Presently accep- i resumes for September. F� time help. Applicant must be trietdy and eager to work. Drive In and kddw expert - am is an asset Pl ese suit- mit uRmit resumes between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. Tuesday. August 171h through Thursday. Aaagaat 19th. - ,: NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, 1999 PAGE 23 AIP 11 Carrs 11 Carers 1 "-am* MNp 1 G.rwal help it's about I Our People Thats what makes us different. We wouldn't be where we are today without people like you and we remember that. Shaw is a fast moving company in a technically advanced world but we still have values. We care about our employees like we care about our families. That's -just the way it works. That's cool. That's Shaw. WAREHOUSE CLERK RICHMOND HILL/SCARBOROUGH You will be responstblc for the shipping and rccciving of materials and equipment, performing inventory control, order placement and assisting with inventory audits. Dara entry and the computerized tracking of purchases and inventory will be your responsibility, as well as testing, preparing and cleaning consumer equipment. Able to adhere to accepted technical and ,afcty standards, you will also conduct daily deliveries of cquipmenr between warehouse locations. You arc able to use a forklift and can perform work safely in all types of conditions- Proficiency with computers in a Windows environment is required as is a valid drivcr's licence and clean driver's abstract. Additionally, you arc able to work with minimal supervision in a scam environment. A positive, friendly manner and customer service approach will enable you to deal with challenging situations with empathy and ,iraccriry. In return. Shaw offers a challenging opportunity for professional .and personal advancement in a progressive work environmcnt. Please send your resume, in confsdence, by August 20, 1999, to Planning 8t Construction Manager, Shaw, 244 Newkirk Road, Richmond Hill, Ontario L4C 3S5. Fax: (905) 780-7300. )haw encourages applications from qualified women, men. visible minorities, and persons with disabilities. We thank all .applicants for their interest, however, only selected candidates will be contacted. No telephone calls or agencies, please. SHAW) PRODUCTION MANAGER/ QUALITY MANAGER A Durham Region Tier 1, QS -9000 registered automotive parts company is looking for that special individual who is fully experi- enced in QS -9000 automotive quality man- agement and who also has production man- agement experience in an unionized envi- ronment. This position reports to the Gen- eral Manager. The ideal candidate will have a least 10 years automotive experience with an Engineering Degree and courses in AP- ICS/CAPICS. This is an exciting opportunity with better than average future potential with an international organization. The sal- ary and remuneration package is fully nego- tiable including profit participation. Send re- sume with a detailed covering letter which will include remuneration expected to: Fax (905) 433-9704 or E -Mail to: bknelson®home. com 1 Garrual tblp 1 Gaelaral NMP SUM Gslaaral Iblp Generai labourers 2 positions available for immediate hire 2 general labourers for production wtlrk required in Ajax marNAacturirg plant. CAW union, ISO/OS9000 Registered. Starting rate: $12.53 per hour. Reply in wr*V lo: Attention: Human Resources Jet Moulding Compounds (1996) Ltd. 251 Station Street Ontario LIS 1 S3 Fax: (905) 683-7405 No agents or phone calls please NEEDED .p your day job while we train you & earn le you learn. We are looking for individuals to irate consumers about our new product in 1ada. No high pressure sales or gimmicks, year old corporation. For more information -nd a Business Orientation hour at 7 pm, lust 18 at McLean's community Centre, Magill Drive, Ajax, (westney Rd., North of to Magill Dr.). Applications will be accept - after the meeting. Ask for PPL Legal Care of Lada Corporation. call: 1418111- 31 Independent Associates TODAY. or visit our website at www.eifa.com/care CAPTURE THE MOMENT AND CAPTURE A GREAT CAREER! Do you enjoy working with children and other people? Are you outgoing, energetic and creative? Are you seeking a career with greater flexibility and growth potential? If so, explore this unique opportunity with CPI CORP operating the Sears Portrait Studio located at: Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering We have SEASONAL PART-TIME POSITIONS available to handle a wide range of responsibilities including photography, sales and administrative duties. We offer: Fully paid, comprehensive training Fun, flexible environment - Excellent advancement potential Strong commitment to internal promotion A customer service/retail background would be helpful, but not necessary. To learn more, APPLY IN PERSON TO THE SEARS PORTRAIT STUDIO AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS ON: Monday Aug. 16 10-12 2-5 Studio WORK AVAILABLE! Bowmanville, Pickering • Bowmanville - 401/Liberty 5t. manutacturer needs assembly line workers,packagers and general laborer+. 3 shat operation, openings on all shifts.'am-3pm., 3pm-llpm., llpm-lam. Cara definite asset because of location. • Pickering - 401/Whites Road com any urgently needs bindery wor ers, all shifts. Many weekend shifts ales available. Brock Rd. /401 warehouse needs order pickers, dayshift and aftemoon shift. Many of these are long-term assignments with full-time prospects for motivated workers. Women and men equally welcome to apply! Apply: Global Human Resources Centre, 10am to 3pm at the following locations: • Recruiting Monday, Aug. 16 at the Bowmanville Royal Canadian Legion, 109 King St. E., Bowmanville and also on Monday at Accounting Solutions, 45 Bayly St. W., Ste. 501, Ajax (S.W. corner, Harwood/Bayly, across from Wendv's) • Recruiting Friday, Aug. 20 at Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E., Oshawa (401/Harmony Rd.) CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on,.- your n ..your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as { indicated by the instructions in the ad. _rr`: AR PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15,1999 1 General Help 1 General ►ttrlp 1 GerHerat Help GehWA HtNp 1 General Help 1 GedlerN Help 1 General Help 1 Office Help 1 office Help A leading contractor in the Markham area has positions available for the following: FUEL TRUCK DRIVER - DZ licence and Dangerous Goods training required FLOAT TRUCK DRIVER - AZ licence and Heavv Fquipment experience required SEWER FOREMAN AND CREW - experience required HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC - Class A with Diesel endorsement ynd Heavv Fquipment experience Please fax resume to: 905-294-841.1. MOBILE AUDIO INSTALLER For Whitby shop. Experienced with audio and securi- ty products. Must have own tools. Call (905)668-6.129 Monday -Friday 9am - spm Landscape construction company requires: People explrlenrcel u1 flagstone. interlocking stone, pica stone. Bobcat experience. Top wages. Call 905-640-8374 40 POSITIONS A\ All -:%BLE Gctic r,,i 1.1r+,iur. fight � .scirib I),paci..i-:ng Da) A afternoun shifts av:ulablr Apply in person, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m Monday August 16, 1999 89M 116 Road., Ajax Pays V.1N1/hr We seek motivated people to join our winning team. Applicants for this outdoor lawn care position require good communication skills, a valid dri- vers license, work under minimum supervision, and must be able to start immediately. Weed Man provides full training Positions available in 2 locations (Scarborough & Thornhill). L,t,tking fo: -= sp.,rts mul.:e.l Individuals to work half to death. However, will- ing to pay $13.87 PER HOUR Advancement available. No expenence necessary. Paid vacation, also medical and dental. Must have own car. Call Sunday 12 noon to 2 p.m. Monday and Tuesday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 571-3532 Pickway Transportation Experienced School Bus Drivers for 3 runs dally. Clean abstract, recent DDC, Fluent English preferred. (905) 420-4574. ATTENTION - Our Durham Region Office is looking to fill full and pan trine career b summer positions in their Marketing Department No #pr 10 door or telemarketing $11.501hr Apel too sales quo - us. Call kion from 10 a.m - 6 p.m (9051 723-4920 Al DRIVER steady LTL runs. _good wages. clean abstract and U S. experience is a 41r,91. Cam Joe at (905)-427- 4863 BEAUTY SALON seeking Es- metician full time Massage Therapist pan lime, Acu- purrewnst. pan lime. Apply in person with resume Beauty Beyond Skin Deep 36 Athol St E Oshawa. Mon Aug 16. 11-2 p m. Mon. Aug 23 11-2 p m. Ask for Rose Marie CAR CLEANERS needed for busy rental Car office Duties include cleaning and prepar- ing cars for rental Must be 21 years of age with clean driving record Opportunities in Dur- ham Region. If Interested please call Sue Ross at 905- 477-2199 CHILD care centre now ac- cepting resumes for ECE and Assistant teacher Resumes Orgy to M. Connolly, 682 King- ston Road. Pickering L1V 1AB ...L Irlrtilg . Pickering Town Centre Requires experienced Part-time Dispensary Assistants, Cashiers, Postal Clerks Apply within. Oshawa s Busiest Restaurant & Bar" IS HIRING WAITSTAFF & BARTENDERS $ Make loot's of Money $ Only the Hap iest, Frtendhest Personality Plus, People 'Need Applv! Want to make more money? Need a raise? WERE LOOKING FOR Daytime dishwashertmaintenance person. Experienced Chefs • and Cooks. We're al,o hlnrd; Doormen Leith a li!vel headed apprdta: h '% .;tr:ation. 145 King St. W., Oshawa Fax 723.6293 Phone 723-64103 tABRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEIN'SPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week In the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd.l, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Cameron St. E. Laidlaw St. N. Country Lane Cameron St. W. Windsor Crt. Meadowlands Dr. Ann St. :\ N. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Aove-t:se- re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publlWtnon as News Ad- vertiser will not oe re- sponsibke for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no h - ability for non -Insertion o1 any advertisement. -,ability for errors In ads ,s ! mited to the amount Pall for the space occu- pying the error All copy is su"ct to the appro- va, of management of News Advertiser. with .an.car required for rapidly expand,% cumpany Can Brent 1905) 427-6612 between Sam and3pm DO YOU LIKE CANDLES? Would you like to earn more income? Partyule Qhs Ltd is for you! We offer a fun or pan - firm career. excellent com- pensation no deliveries or in- ventory You can choose your own tours b income Contact your independent PartyL1le Consultant Nancy Holmes. at (905)-471-2097 or 1-800-353- 0371 ter details DRIVERS needed to deliver newspapers and flyers in the Pickering area Call (905) 42C-7691 EARN $200. M. 5500 or inure per week, assembling producls in the comfort of your own home Send a Sell - addressed stamped envelope to DPH 6-2400 Dundas St. W. Suile 541 Ref 636. Mis- slssauga. Om L5K 2RB EROTIC LEATHER manufac- Wrer In Pickering requires Sewing machine operator. with ighl assembly work Must be 666 5 minded. Call 905-831- EXPERIENCED SAAKE Opera Tor earleC ter -us,:.m sheet MOO uaoe 6 Bar Rd. Aox Cale Wayne I905l_Q6-7260 HAIRSTYLIST required full time for trendy salon in Pickering. 426-2005 txrt:mtmctu salesperson tit exercise eUwpment fur Pick- ering location Salary based un expenence Call (905) 281- 9856 or tax resume 1905) 281- 8247 PART TO* Wen Stat) and part time bus person Experience preferred ply h person 225 Zyrwy S . Ajax NAIRSTYLIST required full; pan -time with experience for Joseph s hairstyling. Oshawa DenUt Apply in person. or prion 723-9251 ask for Joe HEALTH 8 BEAUTY Store seeks to hire quality salts SW for our new Pickering ID - cation Full/pan Mme posroons available Please fax resumes to 905-660.5724 An, Huffier/ Michele MOIISEKEEPER needed 11 30-5 30. on school days only. Requires own transpor- latnon. hon -smoker Send application to PO Bo.082542. Five Pewits Man. Oshawa. LIG 7W7. HUMANE SOCIETY of Durham Region seeking mature re- sponsible pan -time kennel worker Involves weekdays, weekends and holidays. Ex- perience in animal care an asset: gen"love for all an- imals a must. Please send written resume to Humane Society of Durham Region. 199 Waterloo St. unit 2. Osba- As. L I H 3W9. No phone calls peace. DRIVERS CLASS DZ • Blue box pick-up and curbside sorting • Previous experience preferred • Immediate openings • Permanent positions • Competitive rates • Company paid benefit plan • Uniforms provided • Safety incentive program • Current abstract required. Please apply to: MILLER WASTE SYSTEMS 505 Miller Ave., P.O. Box 4080 wA`� Markham, Ont. L3R 9R8 Fax: (905) 475-3852 1 sales HelyAgents I sales HetyA9r+ns 1 sales HelplAgems (*i) Due to our phenomenal growth in the area Canada's number one home furnishing re- tailer is now hiring Sales Associates for: Fur- niture, Appliances/ Electronic Sales. Home furnishing sales experience not absolutely necessary. You must be enthusiastic, person- able, presentable and willing to learn. This is a rare opportunity for career oriented indi- viduals to join the renowned industry leader and earn above average incomes (535,000 - $100,000) in a friendly, stable and profitable work environment. Our benefits include medical insurance, dental insurance, pre- scription drug plan, generous employee dis- counts and profit sharing, along with career growth opportunities to those who aspire to management positions. Please send your resume or apply in person to: 1500 Victoria St. E., Whitby, Ontario LIN 9M3 (905) 430-9050, Fax (905) 430-0378 UffGeneral Help JOIN THE WINNING TEAM! Carpet and upholsters ;;lean - Ing tecnmWn is required A pan-hme poo h" available with air well-eSUMM Kd and mghly reputable company The successful applicant must be bondable nor in cep` pearx" deperrdme have a VOOd driving record and MUST rave good people skims Ex- perience an asset bud not necessary We wig tract Can Roto -static (905"-6569 GENERAL LABORER with construction experience Clean neat appearance with vehicle Loolung to work with ete company lot future growth Wages as per experience Please tax resume to (905683.2681 LIGHT HIDOSTRIRL, long- term temp must have 6 nrunihs workup experience b safety steel -toed toots Pick- ering through Oshawa areas Cu an asset We will be in- terviewing at the Oshawa Ci- vic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Oshawa on Tues- day. August 17th. 9:30 a.m - 2pm LIGHT INDUSTRIAL Pickering area. $9.50 per hr. Must have one year working experience. Afternoon shift Must have safety boots, valid first aid � ficaatte Stott Plus 1-888- Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/riot collecting EI. Out of schooVnot returning. Positions available now. Call Job conned 579-8482; 623-6814; or 427-8165 1 General Yelp 1 General Help LOOKING FOR Sales Reps NAIL TECHNICIANS fur new whu would like ro help en- Nail Clinic to open Septem5a Prow the quality ul We of oa► 99 The Facial Place ers Highest commaswns in 1905)668 8128 the business Eye will work WW6pm). Car M4 -ed CNI a Rmsoh for an appointment NEW HONE SALES - 8Wder (9051665-8483 requires exp in house sales rep Top dos ry slums a must LOOKING 10 lure d" paint Fax resume 10 905.850.7312 ers fur arts a blahs Full trine b Mature help only Wages negotiable Contact Darren at (905)-831-2525 MAINTENANCE Experienced labourer to loir, mmenance staff of apartment buildings, for plumbing electrical and carpentry, work Excellent sal- ary and benefits Fax resume to 905-579-9472 MAKE money on the Net wide us. No experience or invest - mem necessary More moo at www weardocal.com/matey MANAGER. FOR OSHAWA Vitamin Store needed. Man- agement experience neces- sary. Vitamin knowledge pre- ferred. Leave message al (416) 706.3010 MATURE MEATA)BA hop re- quired put fire. Could heart to full time. Eager he1pApfpu. yl with resume to: pleEaalls asest End Oualiry Meats, 1D4 Lupin Drive. WhOy (Corner of Lupin and Hwy 02) Relial k, mature. mothedy- type req'd immed. By dO busy AJAX household. 7'00- 9:30am weekdays. I-* has 16 yr. bid mufti -handi- capped, incontinent gid nieedrng personal Irygierhe. dressing, feeding b medita- hDrIS.Somefighthoose k or schod Sm eron callis �Y PMase fns►�-nBB OPENING (Ajax North) Now recruiting Shift Supervisors Assistant Managers Juin in environinent' where your insight and coaching talent will contribute to service excellence and a winning tenni. Forward your resume to: WENDY'S N Rayly SL W. Ajax, Ont. LIS IN9 Fax (905w27-2729 fur o - W teacher ore Chricfian n— car e Sold still to startfax resume to 905-839-8273 or Call 905-839-1842. PART Tft evenings b wee- kends. Looking Of mature person to hop get leads In- volves walking b knockmg No Saks. Cash No,rroy. fall Tary between 9am-10am only (905'n-427.3536. PART-TIME HELP. Hard �wOrfking2 enthusiastic Individu- days per week for wboksale environment. Pkase bring resume to To- bacco, ash b convemenee Shop. 500 Howard St Osha- wa. Inside Knob N11 Farms No phone rams please. ACCOUNTING CLERK for Mid-size Whitby service company. Experienced with ACCP ac plus, excel, and word. Duties include A/R, A/P, and general office duties. Fax resume to (905)668-3620. 1 Saks HWAgants 1 sofas HalprAgats Established Furniture Store hiring Full-time Sales Person for commission sales with an hourly guarantee. Must be hardworking, well groomed, outgoing and want to work with people. Retail sales experience an asset. Please call (905)668-4300 to be residential sales manager Full time salaried position with commision and vehicle Commercial sales experieince preferred but not essential. Fax resume to 905 -M -M7 or call 905-683-4477. goSkilled HelpIm Skilled Help 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 V Pickering Requires full-time Tire installer. Experince required,own tools. Days, evenings, weekends Apply with resume to 1300 Kingston Rd. *9 CONTRACTING INSTALLERS. SERVICE TECAMCIANS. An aggressive and rapidly expanding company which has just recently acquired a 20 year "Franchise Agreement" with "E%BRIDGE" (Consumers Gas) requires Qualified Contracting Installers ,and Service Technicians for HVAC equipment. (year Round Work). Must have 5 years experience. Send resume before 27 August 1999. Perry Fuels Inc. 2115 Bloor Street West Oshawa On. 1AH 7L1 Attention Ed Moore psi TELEMAnial W Co. re- quires energetic leiephone reps. No experience required. will train. Excellent pay plus cash bonuses dairy. Day b Evening shills awilaabk Great Summer opportunity. Please call (905)438.0058. Debbie or Lon. Cash paid for refurab. POSITION available at Home Hardware. Picketing Location. A leader m the industry has a spot for the right candidate. We're a Hardware and lumber retailer tndiva w by Custom. er service and product knowl- edge. It you tie ambitious. energek and will" to leach. ells could be the right lir you. If YOU have experience in the hardware business, and are looking for a cava opportun- ity. eau Mark If you don't have experience but possess a keen willingness to learn, Call Mark. (905) 839 4321. Home hardware, 477 Kingston Rd. Pickering. NOW AGENT, We are cur- rently expanding and are W oking for appkcams lir our Durfarn/Scartaraph rr rentals We are looking lot high energy individuals who enHOY challenges and respon- sibility, in a fast paced Oar rental environment Compedi- bve salary and benefits. Fax resume to (905)686-6221 SEAMSTRESS/rA11011, ex- penence necessary, full timet' part lime positions in Picker- inrrggqy �TTho a teeCpqeuunrttreed.. Fluent in Cal Ilead 011-, 905.279 %2 . SUNS AUTHOR= Indoor Clean Air Serwoes. Immediate bpaHinps for 3 ce hied Neat - Ing b Air Conditioning W Clanks. 4D-6011. yearly tam- ing potential.Please call ur Zaham 905-48-2109. SECURITY OFRCEAS required immediately for Pickering area. Full and pan time. Able to work evenings arhd Wte- kends. Call 1416) 745-5762. Fax. 416-145-4287 surfi B, professionals wfh fine dining experience of* fMet appy Top renitnemon. Nim. 4aT77-M. -,��✓'rsdi'T7'•.✓,"r��k"1i!Cpa:'�' •- .. ;.t �. ;aL?}',�7; Sloped Help Skilled Heip • Doycarc Available Oaycere AvailobN 1 Bargain Carnes Mechanic I'AMC-O, a division of Fatertlex Systems I.imited requires a Field Service Mechanic for their Scarborough facility. As a Service Mechanic• you will be involved in the heavy duty industrial engine markets Thr ideal candidate must have a Journeyman Mechanic ticket, be highly motivated and a learn player with goad interpersonal skills. Considerations also given to 2nd. ird and 41h year apprentice. We offer a competitive wage, a comprehensive benefits package and a company service vehicle Interested individuals are invited to submit a resume in confidence to Jim Breslin: PAMCO 60A McCriskin Road Scarborough. ON MIS 5C5 Fax#:(416)298-991.7 No AGENTS OR PHONI, CALLS PLEASE jr Ill �� 'i •�rai TOYOTA 'I Licensed Emissions Tester / Apprentice Mechanic Apply in person with resume. 557 Kingston Rd. Pickering Attention Pat. EFax cating plant located in kering requires MIG Welders me to: 905-839-1717 General Help1SakeUP ORDER COOK TNI on /A e C;,..N'ER PERSON. exp pre- FULL : ne ales ass,-. ate ferred but not required Full required for Yariagi. Designer and part time Morning Shifts Outlet Clearance Centre Lo - Apply in person to Jim at pled HINY 127 Liverpool Ex - Texas Burger. 21 Harwood penence required Interested Ave S Wax. between Sam- applicants p(em pall (905) $pm 639 6679 SUBWAY SMOWICHES R.E. SALES 81Q name trwh AJAX requires IR night per- chise. 90°x. Commissions! son. alt dry people . pit eve back Lips. Leads. Referrals a wknds Appy edfrer Ware pypv,�, too tee's !!! CALL location Mon -Fn gam -spm. 905.509-6111. SUPER MTENDART Positions available immediately for couples to work in ro-rises in the Toronto area No exp. mc- essary VAMM to train Salary plus apt plus a is PNM In resume to 416.699-6061 or Cap Pat N 416-691l-0471 between a a.m. and 5 pm to sol up mkro w. TELEMARKETERS required immediately Experienced it possible lint well tram) Howly rale plus bonus 905831- st 235. THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids to deliver pa- ters and flyers door to door low rima a week by 6 00 PM In mew r-ylppftods. Cab 905-683-5117 WAIT SERVERS wanted at Klondike Food RUM in Apx. Experience an asset. Cal Tom at 905.426-7874 WHY NOT MAKE SSW WEEKLY? No experiama neerisss P. willkq to troll. 0SNA2 advertising company raptly expanding Great opportnrity for responsible, ambitim outgoing people. 5 people warmed Flow! Co-ed enwroamem Call Stacy w i.leewkew. 72C ,.144 FuE-tilde only. 18.. Studens welcome. NANTFD- Pxri►ri-d i. Central re -roofer Must lave own tools, safety equipment and traMponation. Also re- guired, residemW tooling h bourer. Calk (905)579-4517, lave name a number. WANTED: Line Cooks. Prep person. Servers, Busers, and 6artlner. Moat have exppi- once. Apply Whitby.to Cullen Gu - Rtgarirts axpl111110 sI111. EMS Tech Personal Trainer Sales reps ESthetician Fax resume to 905426-3883 HOW WORKERS KEDED.11 assembling our products. ideal lir stay at horns no= stndams.SaA imme- diately.For tree into. padclp all 24 hrs. follire /-B8B- 771.7409. YOUTH WORKER. Part time/ full time/ occasiorl Super- visory positions available. Experienced and gwnlications an asset. Resumes to 515 Harris CA. Whitby, Ont. ON 3C6, LINCOLN MERCURY Automotive Sales. We require two ex- perienced sales rep- resentatives. Grow- ing dealership. Great working atmosphere. For interview call Rick Lanteigne, (905)-686-2300. excellent pay structure moh- gtinhq bonuses L Expelled earnlogs. 575.000 anntialy 5 Stu Saks and Marketing Professrorals needed Trade Excange Imemaeronale Inc. 905.579-4034 ELECTRICAL apprentice. 2nd. 3rd or 411h year, residential work Please cal (905)579- 4543 ELECTRK ANS helper, IsV3rd year apprentice, residential commercial experience. Shade Can alter 6 p.m (905) 426928 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS re- giured. Must have own vehi- Cle and Fools. $15 per (lour Please all (90.5)850.3561. EXPERIENCED seamstress warned for blies and gentle roans afferabim. Full came a pan brae. Apply by calling Imi0it25-4031. CAS FMI13%= store new quires gas teMrtiCian If. full carne positions with beftfit package. Also require in store Saks per= for a tenporary P-"- leads g possibly to 60 time. Phone or tax 1905) 434-3878 SMCSMDC for truck S traler repair Must be still year W I)Menba Of Iperrsed. Shop A roadwodL On cal 1 Wes*- end per month. Meat be age to work unsupendsed . over NNM. Cal Mie 434-8215. WAfftED 4utperM an0 VViM trairL Appy in (Issas b Midis. 1650 Kingston Rd., Pk�erMq. OPPORTUMM to run own Experienced mature A mnedar kt required. Pickering atop. Some cus- tomer base helpful. Flay equipped sheep. Must have own tools. Call 427.6110 Wave message pie. PICKERING TRANSPORT Company requires owner op- erators. Tractor/straight truck/ cube -van for city work. Full time position %. Call 905-839- 5629. i Skilled Help PLATE FITTERS/WELOERS. Established metal fabricator it, Ajax urgently requires Plate fitters and certified welders Must be fully conversant with Blueprints and work with min - mum supervision Fax re. sume to 905.428-6933. PLUMBER wanted. licensed. experienced in service work ;all Cooper's Plumbing at x" 426-3495 PART TIME Experienced dog and cat groomer. required for Whitby location Please send 'esume to File 1401. Oshawa rets Week. Oshawa Ontario. H 7L5 1 Hospital Nedital DMnat DENTAL OFFICE.n �oursi.,c seeking an experienced Den. !" Hygienist for full lime ma- • 'nity leave. Evenm% 6 Sat- urdays a must. Phase tax re- sume to (905)-436-9672 Affn A, in EXPERIENCED certified dental et;rstant and nygentsl need- ed part lime for busy Apx of- fice including evenings and Saturdays. Please call Jackie at 427-1443 MASSAGE THERAPIST, RMT aO experience required Needed immediately Picker - 1%Please tax resume to )427-9147 OUR FAST PACED Pickering tum is Seeking enthusiastic. OUVM. am expene. bA Nine Hygiene Coordilalor/Ad- Itirigrator to KIM out extra ordinary staff Some "avow Saturdays. Abd and Assisting experce in asset Fax 19051 420 4056 PART TIME HYGENtST wanted lir busy PEDO office Pleawe tax resume to 905-831-95% • 1 Dow- wW"O DAYCARE required for two Sisters 2 1/2 a 4 Bayview Helghis area 831-3663 EXPERIENCED enentill nw- hy requited in my home Mon- Thurs For 7 a 4 year old (5.6 hrs p/day) Non-smoker. ref- ereit, , own or Starting Stvuneer 20-7028 LIVE OUT Nanny required for 8 month old Full kale. Meat provide references acrd have own transportation aid be a non smoker 4267806 (leave message) WANTED loving energetic full- time Nanny Flexible lours Must have a car i references. (905)-686-1732 • �DW4n LOVING 1108E OATCAKE Story times and quality, dud - fen's mime. 2yrs. - Syr: PW school Pan time and full tune available. 16-molunlq, tax receipt provided Intam7Child CPR. first ad. vaNey Farm/ ring Gan (905)837-960 2. closte to0 G" Awl . BAny'"Claw G Beach Rd. ECE will provide warm neutenrg environment with marry learnnq opportui- ties Irregular hours available. Telephone (416) 750-1732 SANTSITTMB A bank. mtllh• ef of 2 willing to babysd from 3.7p.m. 5 days/week Has Slit cur- rently attdaughter Glengron PS. M unkrested all Barbua 831-5886 BROCXIROSSLAKI Reliable daycare across from St. WiMred School. Ages 34. Smote free. Fabulous play- CaN Tra room. Fenced yard coil at 426-4B64. Motlrcr of 22 has e daycare. Smoke -frim" Into douse, fenced yard. playroom• calls A aC*AW. Lu nc m; a snacks CAN Tanya (9O5µ26- 3366. dMlOCABE lar J.K a up. At- tending Maple Ridge P.S. Available inmy home. Please cal (905)_&3 905) 831-4799. DAYCARE AVARAKE In my (tome - 4 NOW from Picker - no GO, fenced in from and Deck yard, close to BaYview Herohts Pudic School. 420- 8541. DAYCARE AVAILABLE, Mon- day -Friday. 3 months and Trp. Dellbrook a Brock. 16 years experience Ask for Betty (905)683-5278 DAYCARE GIVEN by a Chris ha0 34 !ears experience. 15 months - 3 years Receipts Whites Rd 111wit2 Cap (905)420 1679 DIXIEIGLEMANNA. Expen- enced dayrare available in a fun. Comfortable environment Close to Vaughan Willard PS Daily outings. field trips. 2 playrooms . much more. Im- anVChild CPR plus first aid. references and receipts pro- vided C .837-1844 DIXIEMWT/2 Affordable byare in loving borne near Vaulthan Willard school. Ages 2 and up. Mon -smoking, no POU. tented yard• outings. meals. :marks Colleen 19051831-0868 DAYCARE PROVIDER will provide loving care in M flame Daycare certificate and CPR Indoor d Outdoor actm- IMS. Mals and snacks Art erences 8 Receipts Hvry/2/ Elizabeth St 427-1271 FMCH/V MTES Rd complex Close rc GC Non-probt. high quality centre, with keened program. cook AiC Imard to school aged 6am-6pm. to a pan -time Summer excur- sions (905)-837-2573 NOME DAY CARE available Located in WNtevaie Please tall Melissa (905) 472-8736 LOVING, NURTURING day - arc in a SAFE Happy home. 12 years experience with rd. ertrices available DtxwiF"xh (near Vauglft iWWiillllar��d P S. all Slain Isaac t! oss(905) 420-6855 c CMDT'S DAYCARE - MAPLE RIDGE Mother 8 years ex- perience. first ad/CPR, non- Smdkrng, no pets Receipts. apes 3 a under. hot meals. rf c. affordable Call 837-2042 NEXTto William Dur" Scnool - Qualified. excelkm 'COaerlceS. first-aid. CPR. and nlwy tqs. (905►B39 aW NOT YOUR AVERAGE home daycare' Classroom envuon- =". Everyday is a expce, ECEmorn "li provides excellent are In loving. smoke-free only 1 or 2-3 year old SStarbrig iSptelmber Near HarwoodlFbspal Receipts hrxry (90Sµ27-0025 NCKERMG Mstk / Rolla: Lovnq daycare 18 months to 12 years Daly outings (fenced backyard and park) Crags, story lime, music, nu - mom meals i Snacks First Aid. C.PR certified Non- smoking, receipts. 905-428- 1244 RELMKE wyrare. ECE Ex- penence. tot Irmlches. shacks fencedyard Markham/Elles- merc. Near Wm Treddway sdtoot. (416)436.8751 WESTKYAlealod.reWidle babysitter available with 13 yrs exp. ICS daycare diplo- ma. Hol kRNil, slacks. fenced yard. babies welcome, refer- ences, receipts 427-4937 Al WONDERFUL daycare. Daily outdoor-avrties, ex- ample member Of Toronto Zoo and YMCA. outdoor pay- equpmem, non-smoker. imLd and child CPP., theme days. Call Karen 905-426-3977. Free Te FREE - 4 seater couch S chair French provincial style. While background Wim great/ gold. Cal (905)839.2513.rnp. 1 FYeWooFl BIR: WOOD MMMU rs. truck load Of logs. eW - Ready for now year Sea - sordid cut and split Reader to bum. (905) 652-7586 1 N'Nalm conw 11 MONTH old spayed fe- male. Chocolate LabrSafford- ISh &A temer cross. Fra to a Good Home. Pure chocolate drown in colour. Beautiful in appearance and temperment. Excellent guard dog. 683- 3637. 2 PM1ALL marlines for sale. F-14 Tomcat other unnamed. Asking $500 each. Contact Bill 432-3363, CLOTHING used We're ex - panding'Back-to-school Brand names wholesale pnc- ing McNwomervchddren Former Fashions 62 Old King- ston Road Pickering Village, Ajax Tel 905.426-9946 KELVINA70R cooktop Admi- ral heavy duty washer 6 dry- er.5500 (905)426-5688 LUMBER for sale Pine Cedar 6 Spnice d Hamlock Ideal for crafting 6 builder Dressed all 4 sides Large order discount Wain Scoring 32cents. pine 50cents board foot AI sizes available 2x6 2x8. 1x10 De- hvery available (905)720- 0654 STEEL FRAME ovnk bed. sin- gle upper lower double futon (or regular) bunk Used as spare bed. $770 new. sell $450 or best offer (Could sell wthout luton) (905) 839-8456 1 Artitk3 for Sale 9 PIECE OAK DINING room suite Buffet, hutch, table, 4 s,de chairs, 2 arm chairs. Good condition Call Pager 416-372-0623 S vnr i'3yr t;inrude outboard mot7r MinuaiiNectnc start. Brand new. never used. $1800 Sakboard. Model Bic Wing S very stable 3 sails inc stud's .5400 Please call (905)430-6831 FRIDGE a STOVE 5500 Wed- ding dress $475 1982 500 Silver wing Motorcycle $1 100 Apartment size wash- er 6 dryer M. waster a dryer, 3400 (905)-242.5838. ANNOUNCING NEW lower price or mini list, sate0nes. Only $249 after rebates or lease for S12 49 --- Programming from $895 monthly. 14 years expen intoe (905)VA-3661 APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 Owl frost fret "we stove, duty washer dimer $6� - +rill spa - rate Allo Kenmore washer used 2 Yeas 5250 Pickering 416822-9369 9WO new MIrNin 48- 3 piece shower tern went doors Never been used. cat $1360 asleep 51200 (905)[12-3446 CANOPY t1ED, wroigM iron, res queen orthopedic mails set New unused Coq $1200 Sacmce $490 Can deliver 1(416)-726.9685 CARPET BROKEN. 100%. Ny- lon thick. plusn stain raatant carpel For 3 rooms, only, 5369 00 Price didrdos 30 Sot Yds carpel. Oekare pad am n- stilati. in you non* Ft" quotation in Your hose. No interest. no payment for one full year. Dane. 1-a00.205- 87571905-434.1830 CARPETS lots of ca 100% nylon. am shin re - Wise Cwpm on hand. I orb carpel 3 rooms. $349 Price ,k d, carpe. pronpi ri pad. expert installation, fast deirw Cry.I i 686es 20tr3w14es (3) Yuds)Win. CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- pets. 100% nylon stain re- lease. carpet 3 rooms 5339 (30 sq y0) Ind Fol carpel. premium pad and instaei- fion. Free estimates. arpet rpan s. Serving Durham am sunou ndmi; area Credit Cards Accepted Call Sam 9o5 686- 1772. CARPET AID VINYL - Carpet three rooms. 30 square Yards. from 5329 installed I will drs- tOWN your best *09 lip to 10%. Customer satisfaction guaranteed Cal Mie for your free estimate, 905-431.4040 COMPUTER FACTORY KMWT. Amazug 1 yrno payments teen $16dw4t (ac). 333 Ala loaded. pritter. mordw Internet soo - and more. Free scarrrcy. delivery and Settq. 1-800-515-5545 COMPIfrER SPsEyfs�tAeLmS.BM suner PeA- iPwtium 4*0 $741 MMHz intenkl system SM. Loam 350MHZ system $1141111. We love doino uuppggrraadpeass and dIl- CUR fepaks. (903)bSi-3661. CM. Wild %lot WIN oak brosh, 4 yams Old. best Oita. Also various houselnm Naris, books and more. (905) 837- DOOR: - 34x80 Drown Tn lie $55.00: 32xBo interior, twknay, fire available at $12.00 each. 434-2475 (sop) FREEZER 18 cuff. excellent condition. $350. Electric bue- bond healer 5 ff. new drum hal size humidifier 26. (905)- 952-4519 after Bpm. VVee- kerds. M NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, 1999 PAGE 25 A/P M1 Arfichis '1 Sale Ar111i °r Sala ' 1 L.Mst i Found 1 1 "roma e$ ' for Sale FUTDNS, MATTRESSES, PINE/OAK FURNITURE En REWARD - LOST - Mack cal. Bean Bags, Sofas. Bedroom lertammem units. Home of- BurchefBayly/Admiral/Parry - - - - Suites. Baby Furniture We fico. Dining Room Kitchen, area Substantial reward for iA to I stack Brand Names like Sim- Bedroom and Custom his return or Informafion de I mons. Palliser. Trigold d Designs. our Craftsmen have 619,20 his disappearance 619 ,2808 Hammer. The Best Quality at been handbwldin0 the Ngnest able- ready i0 go. vanous co- i the Lowest Price in Durham quality solid pine 6 Oak luml- w • wiplowsuppikof Futons are always in stock lure for the home since Boordi SALES LIMITED -BIG- Savings for students go- 1974 Drop in and see our FREE TO GOOD home Black I ON back to school LUIGI s State of the AA woodworking d Tan Corin Hound. neutered Furniture. 488 King St W facility and let us show you reale. older dog, must find Oshawa (905)-436- how tine furniture is made It good norm (905)438-9073 I ONG (Across from Sears at you buy anywhere else. you The Oshawa Centre) will pay MORE b get ME Boarding irto GOALIE EQUIPMENT Vaughan chest prrlector, youth extra large. asking $175. Bauer 4000 goalie skates, size 8 1/2. asking $199. Please call 905.697- 3018(snp) GOLF CLUBS for sale Mizuno T-Zoid Pro. forged iron 3 -PW Sensicom shafts. full cord. 1 yr old. 5850 GALLOWAY Great Bp Bertha dnverrBrano New' $399 Call Paul 905- 666-2847 GREAT DEALI For sale. Sega Saturn machine . one game -Robobca-, asking $50 firm 404-98% (snip) RANK'S APPLIANCES Parisi Sales Sernce New shipment has arrived! Large selection deluxe frosl4ree tndges 5200/ up Extra -capacity washers weekend speciate 3250 while gas sell -cleaning stove G E $499 Whirlpool stainless steel owns stove. kke new 3399. gas dryer. whinpoof $249 stackable washerrdryer. ?yrs . only 5599 Large selec- tion sloves $175/up Visit our showroom 426 Simcoe St.S (905)728-4043 HARDWOOD FLOORING. 11 Grade Birch 3-1/4-x3.4' R 2-1/ 4-x314- TbG Better looking mill nape - less man half die once $2 50/sqit Also Pine low prices Doug (905)649- NOME ENTERTAINMENT systems Super digdme .e con-, 100 desc changes Doubts assere. speakers Hurry 15 packages o*t Re- told 53000 sail only $999 Au - do Warehouse (905)579 - OM3 KING $0. tirade iron CANo- Pv NEW x -thick Orthopedic plow lop mettress sol Cost $2.300 Sacrifice 5623 Can deliver (4161-7269685 MOV1M6 SALE 5 piece sec - tonal Ikea sofa $400. child - rod's trtdroom furniture 5300 V Me cl dressier ad heal 5200 Stereo CO abet, smoke gfass door oak hmsh S99 Single put-out couch 5200 3 seat soh 5300 Wtck- a tumft" 2 end tables I sel- la and 2 be" chairs S40C (905)432-3290 NEARLY NEW white electric stove Not so new dishwash- er Garble bed frame. walnut vim book cast I" board 5400 090 Call W54133.7649 atter 6p m NANO TECHOCMN available for Wrung, repairs arid pre- purchase consWtxwn on ad makes 8 moods Also recon. rltioned prams for sale. Call Barb as 905-427-7531 PWOtSAVANMTHEN CLOCKS Back to school spe- cla s on an parol and key- boards. Starts August ISM Huge Selection of new am used piancis New diVtal pa- nus from 6795 and up. Item 10 own. 100% Of 7A rental pay - merits appy Also a Huge selection of grandfather cocks from 5996 am up. Cal' TELEP PIANO 433.1491. WEEN SIZE 4 poster wa- terbed, six drawer pedestal, moti"rdess mattress am healer. 5250 or best offer. Tel- et>tio"e (905) 720-1104.snp RCA. M. SATELLITE. new modes including test card (all awnft Open) view over 700 channels. Mow available Spanish Galavdaw and Unt- vislon. Nwallow awilable. Card guaranteed lir 6 mtnaa. KelnSal (905) 725-0196, (905) 767-36Y RENT TO OWI new and rt caln&bo ned appka-, and now TVs. Fell warrant. Pad- dy's 905 -263 -SM lir W. SIi01aAN - Dually, wooden Oft 8' x 8' bin lit piny $339. plus talc. May Other sura and styles available. Also gripes and decks. 761 MOW Rd. Unil 3. Pickering. For more into. all 905-619- 2093. SOLID OAR Table W2 leaves. extends 6 IM. 4 side lairs. 1 arm coir. Cost 52000. Ask- ing $1.250. Phone (905)-571- 3409. LESS' Traditional wood- working ..115 North Port Road CHOCOLATE Lao puppies. (S. off Reach Rd) Port Perry, adorable home raised with 905-985-8774 http llwww Ira- children, both parents on site 1st shots vet Checked. ready dltiornalw000worlurq on ca September 1 $450 Call (905) m TRUCK CAP for GMC Sonoa 434-5676 I or Chev S15 1994 to 1999 LHASA AP'SO PUPPIES- ader- lonq box 92 inches front able- ready i0 go. vanous co- i sliding win0ow. Tinted sliding lours Rist snots. vet - - Me voodoos. rear brake me. intenor lite $400 1-705-277- checked dewormed. Call Ju- Aura les 3928 (snp) lie 905-721-8009 or Joanne 1 705.786-3124 Wanted WEDDING DRESS if Sat - it pearl sequence N4h lace Detached train with head piece Retail $1400 asking 5695. Dry cleaned/boxed Excellent condition. Call 263- 9946 WIRE CAGES for sale Call Tim 905-6683-5117 snp USED FRIDGES $195 / up. used ranges 5125/ up. used dryers 59125i up. used wash - Firs 9up. new and used coin operated washers and dryers at low prices New Draw name fudges $480 and cup. new 30' rapes with clock and window $430 Wide se - MOM of Other new and used appliances Call us today. Stephersani's Appliances. Sales. Service. Parts 154 Brute St 0shawa(905) 576- 7448 web site wwwdurtam- =it comwelphensorts. GARAGE door repairs. broken springs cables. rollers. Dom ers installed Tuneups. $4995 416-3360073 1 ArtKin Wanted ANTIQUES7A4solmely' Ad- vice- always vaouaMe JSL&OV fret' Purchasing outngm. es- latti wisomer aft gllt CAnt- ants. (no limit to value con- sidered). cdkcbm of any sort. quantities or smile an- eque Items Special interest in MOoxtcrofl pole y rd try to re- spond to aA qugrm Robert Bower) A ,quits- Brooklyn. Omano (905)655-6049 or (905)242-0690 WTIIG ANTIQUE and col- lectable mments nauddi g complete aures Bat PCSSI- ae peas pool. Henry -- 905-985-61 61 CLEAN FILL Warmed Clan - mom Yea 549 6996 WANTED • W07 WHEELS A SIZZLERS Match box Inky mood cars. will other auto- monve foys. Cad 263-2667 evoww SM PCrcelayr Old Coins. Stam s. Comics. Sportcard:, 81d Records, Old Toys, Old Post card collection. Private Collector (905)430-3385 WANTED - UTILITY SHED. Must be in good Stupe 19051 985-1132 • 1 Ars A cnft ATTENTION Artists. Photogra- phers. Sculptures. Potters. Creative Individuals producing Non quality Items to raw or gqaaroen Space Sri" available Dstinctrvt grit show Sunday September 12 Inquiries (905)432.1029. VENDORS warmed. for outdoor craft Show a`, Courtin Flea Market. September 18th am 19th. Attendance 6000 people per weekend. Cost $50 Can 905 4361024. 270 NEW,;Z] u=. COMPNTM Systems. Used Pentium II 266mhz, 32m ram, 3.2 gig hod drive. 56k mo- dem. 24xW 5596. New Ind Systems - 1 year warranty C366mNz CPU, 32m rain, 4.3 PD turd drive, 24xtd, 50 modem 5645. New 17 nidi mondors $299 kmrted gMari- by. 486 systems from $75. Upgrade your 486 to Pentium 233 Ind. CPU mill 32m ram ind tabour 5299. Model T Computers (905µ3G-5615. Pook. BUY NMI DON'T MY TIL 2111 - 0% INTEREST - KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular above growl including decking, 16 It 24. Oto. $5.995. Package includes knxr. 2 ladders, sand fitter PUMP, motor. etc. 1.800- 668-7564 HELP GIVE a homeless pet a second mance Healthy kit- tens vet checked with first !rooster Adult cats all spayed or neutered, fully vaccinated Many medium to larger Weds of dogs also available Pets supplies and donations always welcomed Foster homes for medium to large dogs as well as cats needed Call Durham Animal Adoption. at !905, 438-8411 1 1 Autorrobles for Sale 1967 FORD ;aasj 5CC 2 door hard top. 289 motor, red vent red Interior Never wafer driven On" all the ray. must see' Certmed. Will trade for truck or $6500 723-7019 Days. 433-9570 snp 19W MONTE CARLO arth 1965 ;n,e trair. 411 gears. posl. new tfansmlj$mlffl/ shock"r ery, make an off- s' 1905)-Q7-9401 after 79rn 1917 White Chrysler Lmdroo conwrfitrW 4 cylinder 2 door automatic. back power top. power windows, rust free Ex - cad A" conditiai 31500 as is (905) 509.7466 1969 FORD AEROSTA I. 7 passenger mini ran $.1500 0 b o Also 1967 Lincoln Con- t i m" 54000 0 b o. Call (9051728-1103 1990 CHEV Beretta, 3/ 1, V6. low Units. burgidy. mint OW011dii ac. ps, 00. automat- ic $4 000. OW ad 905-723-- 8291 1916 HONDIL Civic OX, air. 4 door 5 speed no no. runs excellent Certified. 53.500 Prim sale (905)509-0550 or 416937-15560 1992 PLYMOUTH Sundance - 2 5L Jute ,) s p -b aurm &Min cassette. 4 door. 18.00okm new bill res, excellent CO/Id110n ..... W. emission toted Asking $5.500(985)723.7507 or 1905)985-3759 1997 CAMARO SS Red T- tops- grey leather. 5 speed Performance package Can ( 9051 4044509 or emailryp Ur am no 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 CHEM 905-706-8495 000. K MIUM MIN.TI, 4 willed drive. pw/pm/psnrt. 200kms. Rust free As kwq $2,200. Evenings(905)-631-2780. CABB= AM SALES .1991 DODGE Caravan, 177k, bur- gundy. $4.650. 5 them am to choose horn. 1988 Olds. Imr- got*. 235k, loaded. $2.650. 1969 Accord Exl, loaded. blade, $4.450. AN vehicles certified and emissions test- ed. 1895 Clements Rd. U-177, Pickering. Need a car, call Phil 686-3803. ----FORD ESCORT 4 cyl. auto. ps/pb. Asking $800 O.B.O. 1974 Fiat X-19, 40,000 onginal miles, sports car. asking $3.500 O.B.O. (905)- 623 4775. 1998 Mercury Sable. 29.000 lm loaded. $14.900. or best reasonable offer. 434.2775. A 6 A AUTO- •a•'. "rY. coats we Pad up to $100170 Cash on the spot Any Coridr tion, any year Call us any- time. 24 hours 7 days 30 inn service. 905.586-5003 or 905 -706-5234 CASH FOR CURS! We buy used •ehoces venicles must be in running condition Cab 427-2415 or come to 479 Bayy St East. Ajax at MUR- AD AU70 SALES 1 Trucks fa Sale 1915 GMCn e ..:p new fires " ome (rims. box :utero cloth and carpet Intel". 305 auto. red. great shape. 147.000 km on engne $3.500 firm certified Cal (705) 328- 0402 1990 FORD RANGER extend- ed Cab 2 9L. 6 cylinder. 5 speed. well mantamed-ex- eellem condition bed liner and toot tore included. As" $4 900 Can 435-0178 1993 FORD EXPLOITER XLT. whine rnth bice interior a ctk- lem condition. MOM. 160 DOOkmS S11,900 certl- tled Cal 905.38-0330 AS M-86 GMC full size Pick- up truck and cap 350 V8. m- b"im-new flirts 4 bolt train. dual exhaust with heavers Aslurp 51300 905-579-0322 TRUCK - 19% 0 Age Ram 1500 SPor• 4,4 loaded with air. CD payer bed liner. No- den Mth 114 000 km's $18 500 1705)426-4615 (905415-3194 fsnp)- 1 lttrimu 4 wheel Dov 19aa DODGE CARAVAN. 242 XG led too end rebullt newer trarismisum and tuts. riaets body work $1200 a4 is or best oiler. Telephone (9051 655-5274 1 Trei,. 2W FT TRAILER, erne Scugog Ri:er sleeps 4. •full bath. furnace New carper. swilvel rockers Mint c.Ondr- Ian. 576.000 Rrverwood Park. Lw daay 905-566.19a0 Pn- vae • 1 1 Ao.wlems For Rate 2-KOROOMavailable ary- time Located 309 COMM Rd. Osrlawa NO pets Please :ab 905579-2387 after 5 pm GNORM. BW- APT. Next t0 O Pickering A,I .nciusive No pets 565C,mo ls1/Ust 905,-706-8900 after Bpm 1 -BEDROOM a;aaable .:,1- iember 'st 35C Malaga Rd. new building won balcony 5620/montn inclusive Heat hydro. water 8 parking No pets Please call 9C5 "5- 6724 wa Centre and 401. Parking• laundry, storage. Jjpn Smokers Preferred. SMml plus hydro. Available Sep 1st. 905-5767635. 2-UNCOM, all inclusive apt. Close to all amenities. Laundry, facilities on site. First and last required. Aval- able Sept 1 St. For more LOD call 905-723.3420 or 416-335- 6104 AM PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, 1999 11 airw r rtrdnme or ieeTaIN Rem 11 Meed 1 Rent M'+ ®1 �worloi r : 1 9qo': brerene� RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 tit 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished tit New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm tom, . -, Sat & Sun 1pm- Spm VALIANT PROPERTY 3 MANAGEMENT 11111 905-579-1626 111111 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfoot.com / -hi ph nser ID otunuum te- de'acneC Oshawa King St W Repaint. ed arca carpeted. air. park" kir 2 $850 per mo plus utili- ties Available ummediakyy No pets FirSt/last (905) 668 1946 3-SORMS on 2 floors. fully bmaaloornec. new apphanc- es, full basement, hi ene- aency furnace, garage. no dogs. S86Wmo 1431 Byron St S. Wh10y(905!-666.5505 LU MARY ST. E. WHITBY- t W sure in well maimarned low rise quiet DuxkOing Ap- pWnces. parli um. sea, b cameras aunOry tat . DrOaISOM throughout. talto- 2my For apps to new tae SW M SUPERIOR. new 1-bdrm Dnemtm apt East Central Oshawa, lace kitchen. 4 pc bath. Parking Separate em. laundry. on Dust roue. waou- 10-"*Po nq, no smoking. no Pets RrsVlast References a must Sues single working Person Avail Sept 1st Can 579-1081 U25mv all ncki- she AJAX Large dears 2 bedroom basement apt Sep slide en- wance. parkingshared laun- drY steps to lake arm bus No sowklnwpm FtrstAnt Ave ble Sept 1 SBONmo 426-9549 AJAX CENTRAL, t -bedroom basement agar -meet. 4 ap- phances. Clean. separate car Shower NostaA pets M. ubkhes Avaralft August tl06 j6"768 AJAX. 1-bertroom basement apartment. Available Sep•m- bet lsotgeIncludes washer dry- er. InCA,(905)686-2nil stoves mo AJRX. Westney Heights. ON bedroom basement wren walkout to yard, separate laundry. available Sept ISI SF75/mo plus Call Bernie Lee. 1905) 428.6533 Leave ice BACKLOR APT S512/month- Ili plus umkbes. 3rd floor walk - no elevator ell ownes Cas klart 852.3107 Leave mes- sage BNAND NEW bright large 2 bedapt. in Muse Sep enb. 1 SVdM- $100 . hydro. Axil. set 1st. (905)438-86Ei. 0000M 1100 sq n,renowned basement apart. rkrey mull On 2 W acts. Law are bedroom. Cbu 10 aMN- on. mon-sender, no pets. Avail. Oct 1. 1019. 5650rimp. 905.655 -SM. 8 bedroom apatnem aad- aM In wide-mainoNad billion all amo". Pill= call 5)723-W77 9 2 cera. - 7 p.m. COUR N;E - 2 Oedrq in Cl . oeetled' PaftO et- ni0e Ford. $5 included. Clow to schools. Available unmedM*. X2271. iONUMI APT$. Bachelor 1 iiall utd- l4 caw taking. lbedroom. wuau dray on 4, a (IOSi t3 (905)-57113080-151 Ifor2 all 1 - US -556-2622. �� area. Basement Apt. spadoA. Newly renovated, WWW' $6lots Own entrance,F 2A e August0th. 75 indusiwe. RMVlasl required. (906)432-8942. PICKERING : Dee•��•-• oa>e ment aparlmenl pose to school shopping and GO First/last. relerences NO PETS Available September 1 $750 p/mo includes utilities. (905) 427-6479 PICKERING Beautiful, spa- cious 2 Dorm Dsmt apart- memLigpee utctnen Farm room. NtJCpw . private erer Ids of storage Avail Sept 1 st 5800/mo No smokervpets (9W420-1598 PICKERING large. Dnght new one oeornom basement aWn ill on qua court. laundry parking, sepask car trance Non smoker no pets. 00Ist $700 inclusive (905) 0002 PICKERING. available. large 1 -tearoom onemem apan- man. 40c bath, to -on knch- en. S•parare enhance. all in - Claim mclaprng laundry Goa• to Go stabonr as amen- iba $650/month (9051D31- 1313 PICKERING, clean 1 Dorm bSmt apt Big kncnen i Irving room close to ametutnes. snared laundry Peon -smoker Mb Deis Call (90.5)-427.9643 W (905)6654 PICKERING. Liverpool/". spacious dean 1 -bedroom basaatnt apumient 57001 Kola Separak entrance. snared gkNbry. A(C. mmaks ID 401. Go all all amervel" no smokers/pM Re+e tklpts. Frsvlim available Imme- dalely 1905183!),- 0 OSkswA WEST - R083LANI0 RO AREA. OW 2 Dorm apt S675/momh pus portion of ulikttes No pets/tmdurp Available Sep 111n FirSt/tasi required Call (905)726-6191 or (9o5µ36.3013. ma - lure h. central k caudin 1 bedroom apartment avaw able October 1 Electric: heal Wash5erydrye; each soar Tel 906 AJAX, 2 -bedroom apartmaw in building. 67 Church St. S_ $ON plus parking Near bus. ShopDunq, stdbds Awae Sept 1st No gds (905)663 6145 SPACIOUS sues-frimlaned 2 bedroom apes. Avail at 900 and ou Gln St. Some with walk-in dOsels. Pant Provid- ed Close to schools Ping canine, GO Station. tAli- bm Included. Cal 726.4990. TENWK Rearreaem com- pex. 2 anParWols araigbk. 1st i 2nd Noor, 2 bedroom. ExrrxNerd area. 5800/mo. i Sawna..uNNes. Available Sept est i Oct. 15L Call 436- 2 d 3 8/R unii s included. Ea to school �p For atppt. tall s) 721-8741 writ, Newly rmw. aw. 2 bed. berm. apt. 2 aetM banns. CIA. Sep wer. am to AN a 4nfts. Sharable fpr pg task"� ba R�Nefences. Ma(1. Oct. 1st. S05mmo. (906)-506.7876. WWM - MM Spacious 3 bedroom apt.. WDw keel-tri- pex. 5625.+bgMA ro. Also aptj wOM b ti deck $675. OQ.1.852-5264 laundry, SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME- IT'S EASYtI • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markl • Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sao" Rep. Remax Ablty Real Estate Ltd, 1 1 •mnwme r Rwl WHITBY, 2 bedroom base - mem apt Pnvate ernrance. in Cul-de sac. Pankirhq. fireplace. air, applunCes. 5700 plus 1/3 utilities No animals. refer- ences Avail Sept. 1, 905. 837-9775 WHITBY, 2 -bedroom walk -out Dasemem apt Large windows newly decorated. 4 applianc- es. large fenced yard. no pets. non smoking. $800 Inclusive Available Sept 1st 905-655- 4480. WHITBY, modem 2 bedroom legal basement apartment. great location Separate en- hance. parking. laundry Available October 1 $780 in- dtdng utimes. FiMlast. ref- erenpe required. Tim Wep- ster Sutton Group Hentage 905-619-9500. WHY rem what you an own vour own home for less than /DU think711 Calf Dave Hay. ock Sales Rep Remax Summit Realty (1991) L -d 3�) 668-3800 or (905) 666- 1 elousn For Rye WHO SAYS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? • OWN from S7p(ymonM • %c' MuL- Dow (905) 57-1-6275 1-800-840-6275 'dark Stapley AM MM OU- ;rue a home, W you at u sen, leached or eowemonle You meso rave a do& - 6 mn, mks free Mn - mum tneomt. $27.900 Rea. so able we* t My service Absokuy bet to you. Cas Ken Coss. Collre6 earlike, (905)725-9414 3 MMOOM bungalow likes full basemtm onquest om- Cwd in Oshawa 5950 pia, Okba Roe rerr•.es. hrstrim a mall Available Sept. 1st, Cas 723-39M A UMAUSLE DEAL! From 5500 down. own you own home staring at $69.900 car- nes for less Iran rent OAC 24 firs free rww6N Mailable 905.723-1069 on 277 Co* well Baekw AIR Real Estak. Audra Rasana, ABSOLUTELY ASTDDNDNO 6 months free. dear own a Muse from $550ImpM. You require hull fiat lams* in- come S28.00P . naso am txedit. t to ltk rat. Don't Wait. Call Br Roka. Co10riN Banker AMR Rea Esau to - 0 -j. (905) 7263414 O3NAIrA Beautitdy Deco- ated. 3 belbooe . 2 -slowly. 3 - tams, kfebed beCkyad, done 10 aftwities. 3 applinwes. 314 mashed basement. non- smokers. no pets. SOftMe soo..1SL $1295(m0., 1sUpst. MM Sts! 905355-2024. JOM smw Pod elope. 2 bedroone bw countryitl.M m, lertoed yard and par�q avafable September 1 57oD on edit". Cao (905)967 4725. rehowil- ed. waetNoons Rnished baseawt. double driveway. Only 51200p+ao pbe inflins. Available immediabilly Cal 416 534.0964 ill" OF AJAX - 3 bdrms. bools and now* �. f1000/Mo th Plus utilities. FirsfAast.eeppAtt (451260)nedialifly Avail- able !7-3n ron(4t.S16)51P- a 1 owwMwi•s oTr ' , 1 '�- COOP WHITBY Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905) 666-2008 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 3 BEDROOM UNITS, AVAIL. OCT. 1ST. Applications can be picked up at Unit 018 &Unit 085 between 10-4. (Alternative Pickup points posted on Community Centre door. Please respect hours requested.) 3 Bedrooms, 5849, $862, $870. We sfv sorry, NO syllsidy moiab/N at this limit. 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3-Bedrexlm Tovvnhouw Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shoppping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-080 Witilow Park Co-op OPEN HOUSE bio BEATRICE ST. E Oshawa Large, spacious units: 2 bdrin. apts. $4900.00 (inclusive) Z bdrm. townhouses $842.00 nool. 3 bdrm. townhouses $"2.00 m0. 4 bdrm.townhouses $937-00 nn01111le JcNo tiJl.li�o a1}�LSLiIl nn InlNntation aOd 1801<! 8ttiBBt For omwe ibdoe6o61a"on or anarvacat"n 410 PICKERING, 3 -bedroom, garage, fridge, stove, elec- tric heat, hear malls. $1100 monthly plus utd- ites. October 1St. W�Film (906)x31-3300. saeuryOwr. 3 010MO e, 2 l/ 2 bath. main Now taNil* room, hadwood/oerawic Roos. CA. Immaphpy. Im- . $1295PARD. Mar- Brarworl Opoma Raft 4164104459. AAW 3.60000 main am oar �Y All to Moors. 10St 75 w�)4274095. /Tamd.eea For fto Alli On ties Lash -L--WYlowndlolee, 4 ' - ., $owl, MM pod. $1200 pba uMn. Available S►eegionao 1.. FNINN. No�ees required (905)428.1963. N11 08l 3 bedroom townhouse. walkout bwAly- aom, dose to Sd1001s arm Shrivinurin Available Sep . .i . IMO. M411531et 503.M sq. IL kir cosNner- ciaureUiUstor�e Irom 53.00 pia sq n. Paffdrq Great ba ton. Dowrdown Bowmarvioe. Wm1 lest! Call 905-697-3867. 1 lw gm 11oe•r Mo PER Mom. WIMbq - RossHrw aw Bassen. tar - MOM bedroan. carts at, bus a door CableNon- =)OkN 0 (905)-165~4. 2 FLIM Epi rooms. Shure btchde, tawdry. 1st! 1MUAC.-parking extra. Bayly - utwp0et. 8394429. $75.00 witty. each. AJAX kn WW MM in don Mme. Inclailes cable. kin ay, paild". bar Indigo and mier0waw. Sails Wanking nou-fmobec Avail knew. $40oMto. 100. (905)427 - am. FU NUM foam or share owrer0eweputell use ! aabIdtl■re rr1pgBum�iaN. Paco• pert q i350imontik. Mo. nme- dANy. (905)-726-1764. FVMNSM room witin Lv. & able. Non-srnoller Share as t>eiNkes. swvw4ow4ol area. $366HNo.lssAaY 723.0057. NBRTN OsR1rq, ttrdsAed, ff �All iNdrsrwe0 smohw, no0. pMs el laaee he age 401-005 1 aum (p dMn gtret) 2b0ok1 m m awl - merit. Available s.oc ISL Nonamaw sm. Call Jin at 519.756 -ON. ONE w100M for runt, fur- nished or unsurmsw. $350 no". "USI, ideal lot wahing lennbl. Arailado September bit. use of tardli- in. 0999nwood/HbY 2. (905) 619 : 1 • a 1 Coltling Events = Cor" Evelkes MORTGAGES AND LOANS IST, 2NDS AND 3RDS Need rem uc-ture cin ymir finning? 0-vsult an experierkxd bn*.cr inure d of slKlpping your simmo n everywhere resulting in a negative impuc-t. Pnvate funds avauL-"e with equity. .49=.'L ASK FOR SYLVIA JUI.ES (905) 6664986 (905) 430-8429 ev . & wknds ' I Aooarnlodsl on ROSSUND/ANDERSON Ter- rific large house, quiet. eW gantly decorated. private bathroom, large deck. back- yard. amendies Non-smoking Professional male/female. 5500. Call (905)-430-5666. a Condomirniume F rRM AJAX -1 bedroom condo by lake with fireplace $875. Pool sauna. tennis Available 1 References (905) 985- 0014 a , 1 olit.8 ROW •C• 378 SO. FT office newly decorated own treat. AtC and washroom. Brock Rd South area. $395/monm Phone (905)427-7400. RETAIL OFFICE Space. 12oo sq ft with full basement, park• rig. large signage $9 951 sq.n. net 1905)404-8217 1 tilllkoRerr BALSAM Lake/Fenlon Falls H K cottages for August 21- 28 11 -bedroom. August 28- Selptken8 62 81� 3dD�d quiet family resort. sandy each, boat I.Mb 1-871887-2550. 1. 2, i 3 E MOON Cott= on be7Utrulf Purdy Like Rve 69 equippe collao- ess on daces Sw mmioq. hShinng. Doatrq. tanks. beach WON" WTI. basketball, bad- mrMon. horseshoes. hol-tub, heti®. barbecues i Tue pts. Just bring your towels. per- somm Ikms i food. and 4mpy Blew Moon Retreat" Cao now to book 1-800-6W94M BNEAT FUMNB and I= holiday on Rice Lake Orw how from 0shaw Modem cages Safely beach. play- ground. meclyhlOprerins; program Low 01 August Avaigple (7051696-2Wl a • 1 Florilo 1Mc. ft•rtak A PERFECT FAMILY:erahon Home in CLEAR WATER AREA 3 bedroom. lovwnMus•, poor lagan. Parrs coral, pond. BBO. pirate Yard, dose b beach Available now Fw rr0 i pflotos. (905)-579-3188 1 1 Rr••e• Herne s.k 59 STARBELL DR. Pnnlgk Creek. Whitby 2600 sq.R. �lancild rderlckoki .SSweep" - FACTS YOU NEED leak staircase. aroma. TO KNOW! whirlpool red•oo , clew kip Ora/a/ $286.900 (W5)-665- 1 (N!) 641-4628 8391 Open house. Sunday. DEBT RELIEF Aug 4pin GUARANTEED WE CAN HELP! 11pfime Hoi we for sale OSHAWA, 3 -bedroom bunga- low. East of Knob Hill Com- pletely renovated. detached garage. new broadloom, extra large lot. 3pc 6 2pc baths Asking $114.900 (905)720- 2307. PETERBOROUGH TRIPLEX 48a Barker Ave Very well kept Good tenants. Income S19.00011110 / 588.00 a 6-2%. own and line lot finance $186.900 Retiring Call Nor- man (905)-683-4422 PICKERING VILLAGE, 8mMs new Immaculate end town- house. 3 bdrms. 2 1/2 laths. C/A. 2 argarage. .. Open 4lnouse7Aug IW2e(905)- TORMINA home Wlktby. Fac- ing Brook area Oulet cres- Cent 4 Bedrooms, ail brick. exknsive nrlerbckilq. land - ceramic Cathedral takng. beautifully decorated. dose to schools 5260.000 (905)666-0962. Irw•semwnt firo0•rty RETAIL FOR salelease Osha- wa busy intersection. retail professional building, excel - Wall commercial potentia Must see Perfect for cleric. office. mbsize retail. parbrnq Cal (905030-7816. 1 Camper T RED SETTER RESORT cot- tages and trailer park Located on ilk Trent Finer near Have- l" Expanded 30 new sties. some by the water Large sowwn sea Good l irp. Pool. sore. rec lar Reason- able rates Can (705)778- 3096. �»r b $50 - SION Advance anti payday/commission or pen - Sm Answer in 20 mm. 165- 1149.416-296-9902 65-t149.416.296-9902 MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out of lebf quick without going briiupt of bang garnmileed. Everyone accepied regards eu of crew rang. Can for Ire• information 905.576-3505. StuOalt loins recbled. FirtanCpl • rye T7 Down aK&.. Bowmar- vlk 3 -bedroom. 2 -storey Ink. (arse" basement, ga- tage, fenced yard, targe lack. 5125.500 Cas (905)404-0242. MOCK Bungalow. 3.1 bed. rooms. 2 bathrooms, large private !raw, nth will stilt. raw wkwows and furnace. With vtrAe r -sae. NE (ktav■. $172.000 (905)-7254642. LANE Ow"M Watenrom Cugatow. Gfawe'SlalWbeU- fBilleeoaSolid � oak doors i him Oo. FreOfxe�Rare proOeM Ofkred at 5429.000 Agerds WINDOM 3%. (905)413-5669. IANiE 1-112 Stwey Mau, detached down.4Car , No w rwo 5950imom. voom to analgo Mortgage. no bank- rtpls, no Cal We (a5N35-9664. handymen NO OMwIiYINB- OsMpuecvoW. 576.900 or StorALOW with polwdfial in-law apenne" $149.900. Low Call Flame 432 - of Sawicz. O eawmiL &CAW SOW .VA NG ONT2 car garage. 3 -bedroom, 2-1/2 r5lal, wligele Inane On�ptlw oourl 5196,000. Can (906)723-6161 BBNTN MNIBT - 3 bedroom honk. Om 10 ulkblk ad atMrYNes. 3 ba1Nn. 14M ics OVOMOI.Osil wooed aft. wowing. am S1UWIQUJW. Call 57.9 n.t OPEN WISE Attg. 144,15. 1 10 5 pm. 267 Lorktdale Dr., Oshaw. Detached 4 level bw k*k Garage. 3+1 lidnn., 2 bath. Move in condition. Flexible 5169,750. Ph: (905). WMOsne: btiPA/ene Osympalho.ca FtoW.Og&~.NM ACCESS YOUR MONEY NOW! FAST FINANCIAL ASSIS- TANCE. Private Financial As- Ststannce. No File Opereirep Fee. No credit Invabpati0n, Assistance for Personal or Business Naos. Quick i CafdrudW Acceptance. ELI- GIBILITY: RASP (Registered ReararNrt Sawps Ptan). RIF (Retkemen Income arid). LIRA (Locoed -In Retiremekp Allowance Plan). PENSION PLAN from a Former Eaepoy- w. Mfrs OMM of S10,000Arra- 1=1 yam by our const lwa am Now rapid tkundal ex- Kt"L C.F.M. INC.. Too Fra Photo 1-816.657-1062, Too Fres Fax 1418-703-1492, 7 DeysANab, 24 Now Semon. M1IJM FOR MOM? OAOEL 1st.. 2nd - able cow n■rdtl. Save up to 1% on your reau Nii OAC. Co a5455 -4910p DomGuy imo C01111111. r08T6wBE8 -Gold. bad ane ugly FinsncYw fa Lady pur- �M appbeaNw■Ma�o�oeepga- � • 19M FRY TWM - Bram new, trN egeippe6 24 a. can- localks in cw oerborEaitpcd&W h a FUN val of lights. V5,000 as otdy 2 aaysi otwNk! Met ee9 nkowklp. 525,000 obo. Cal (706) 70-2811. (Up) n YOU WANT above aver- age incalm bred doral have any seperience? II you have the desi t to du above the crowd. you might be the Ap t9D5)-9 e-o97coma• call "Colon Health" crohns, colitis, Fibromyal- gia, Irritable bowels, etc... Does 90% of all disease start in the colon? fie! to @wt tea de^V4"M lizad decae �" yaWW4 Free admission, samples ilk handouts Presenting: Val Stallworthy, Herbal Consultant. *Tuesday August 17 Annandale Golf Course ilk Curling Club (Church St. A Bayly St, Ajax) For finare infornsation contact Elea 'x14100 -327-0173a 11 BirOtdo" 11 Birukd■ys HAPPY BIRTHDAY DAD! Not only are you my Dad - YOU are also my friend. Just wanted you to know that 1 love you. Have a Great Birthday, Love, Lori. 1 770 770 Fuu� ilNOrnla90yl 10Ebrild panid yoS>ugrft businesseO s or fart. 1-800.5p5.s86g M ME u mm for O4w- Nstt, P4$MWVds. MIMW Stores. Swum 90ods, Day" cae. Blift" Sttppwes, "n- ovellas, RoMIN ls. ONbe fart. ewe and Dow. our diems 1 Products- Pill= dl 905579 4034. 5(0 TAS Plil" Nttmbm, 149451- 3638 Net Bt14 $&obi en sop be I& T-1■■. 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St. E., Uxbridge 686-5589 Ronald Martino & Sons 1057 Brock Rd., Pickering 428-84X8 McEachnie Funeral Home 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax 433-5558 McIntosh - Anderson Funeral Horne 152 King St. E., Oshawa 655-3662 Memorial Chapel Brooklin, Ltd. 79 Baldwin St., Brooklin 623-3025 Morris Funeral Chapel Ltd. 4 Division St., Bowmanville 987-3964 Newcastle Funeral Home Ltd. 3X6 Mill St. South, Newcastle 623-5668 Northcutt Elliott Funeral Home 53 Division St., Bowmanville 721-1234 Oshawa Funeral Service 847 King St. West, Oshawa 985-2171 Wagg Funeral Home 216 Queen St., Port Perry 668-3410 W.C. Town Funeral Chapel 110 Dundas St. E., Whitby You are not forpuen !rived one Nor wdl you ever be: As long as life and rnentory last We will remember thee. For Audio Version on current deaths 683-3005 or 404-6591 - Clarington/Port Perry residents Classified Fax service 24 hrs. 579-4218 or Call Classified Advertising at 576-9335 / 683-0707 Uxbridge - 852-9741 Port Perry - 985-2511 1Dea1h halite I_islin s F- A-&- v-4— �, s.r.e.t q miln� 77 .�.r.. 683-3005 « 6s9>I ­umr.-2, huger - rassea away after a short bah Ile- with cancer in his 57th year at the Ajax 8 Pick. ering Health Centre on Tuesday, August 10, 1999. Survived by Alexis, his loving wife and best friend. Devoted father to Gregory and Danielle, father-in- law to Shawn Tagseth. Cherished son of Jim and Dorothy. Loving brother of Louise. A man who al. ways lived his life to the fullest and cared very deeply for his family and friends. "Only the Good Die Young" He will be forever missed and loved by all. A special thanks to all the wonderful staff at Ajax and Pick- ering Heafth Centre who look such good care of Roger. The family will receive friends at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston Road, Ajax (Pickering Village) 905-428-8488 from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Sunday. Funeral Mass at St Francis de Sales Roman Catholic Church (82 Church Street South, Pickering Village) on Monday August 16, 1999 at 10:30 a.m. Cremation. If de- sired, donations to the Ajax and Pickering Health "entre Foundation (580 Harwood Avenue S. Ajax L1 S 2,14) would be appreciated by the family. Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone opera- tors are avail- able for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 W. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 15, 1999 PAGE 27 A/P MPersonals SINGLES it sowhy rol visit the newest meeting place www Dream Mates cum To "VER - BUSINESS OR SERVICE IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL AJAX 683'0707 852-9741 The War Amps PLAYSAFE Many members of The War Amps CHAMP Program for child amputees have lost limbs in accidents. 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