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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_08_184 - PICKERING NEWS ADVERTIS PICKERING'S CO\IX1UNI 1 Y NEbb'SPA PER SINCE 1965 guC�B� PRESSRUN 44,000 NEONS Third World visit provides a lesson, page A5 Cancer rates studied near 36 PAGES N1'EDNESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1999 nuclearp 1 ant s Neighbouring communities near Pickering, Darlington monitored BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer The Atomic Energy Control Board will monitor cancer rates in communities around the Pickering and Darlington nu- clear plants and other nuclear facilities across the country. "What's being proposed is essentially a finely -tuned can- cer incidence surveillance sys- tem:' says AECB spokesman Sunni L.ocatclh. noting details of how the research will be conducted have not yet been worked out. "It's very much at the developing stages" The surveillance program will be designed to periodically monitor cancer incidence in areas around Canada's nuclear facilities. It will focus on exam- ining all cancer rates as well as rates of particular cancers which have been linked with ra- diation exposure, such as leukemia and brain, bone and breast cancer. The system will also take into consideration cancer incidence factors such as age, distance of residence from facilities and models of radiation exposure. Ms Locatelli says the AECB is undertaking the pro- gram in response to public in- terest in the issue. and to pub- lished reports of excess cancer incidence and/or mortality near nuclear facilities. Among the most recent of these reports is one from Dr. Jay Gould of the Radiation and Public Health Project in the U.S.. which found higher -than - average levels of breast and prostate cancer: among resi- dents of five tow ns on the east- ern end of Long Island near the Brookhaven National Labora- tory and Millstone nuclear re- actors. An AECB background paper on the surveillance program states that: "Because of design limitations of existing studies carried out to date, the scientif- ic community cannot emphati- cally preclude the possibility of excess leukemia or other can- cers. This, thus continues to generate concerns from the public domain:* The paper also notes that al- though information on cancer Cancer PICKERING SI'OR-T:S Metz's softball Heat squad is heading to the Canadian championships, ltag(, Hi incidence among nuclear sta- tion workers in the U.S. has been collected, there has been no systematic surveillance of cancer incidence among gener- al populations near nuclear fa- cilities. "Information generated from such surveillance, which can now be done with relative ease given the timeliness and high quality of incidence data in Canada, would be highly useful for both scientific/regu- latory purposes and public in- terest " Ms. Locatelli says the can- cer incidence data needed for the AECB program is available from the databases of organiza- tions such as Cancer Care On- tario and Statistics Canada. The program is being under- taken by the federal nuclear regulator in co-operation with Health Canada. ANudger of S 19.()(X7 has been al lotted ;o the project for this year to develop the surveillance system 'proto- col', explains Ms Locatelli. while actual collection of infor- mation is only expected to begin in 2(1(X). She also notes there "will he so)mr method of involving the public" in the de- velopment of the system. Irene Kock of Durham Nu- clear Awareness says her orga- nization would like to see a program that involves more than just collecting existing data. -That is a very bare-boncs type of survey. Thele needs to be a little more work put into this in our view:" DNA maintains the program should also involve in-depth epidemiological work - like more detailed investigation of identified cancer cases and comparison of cancer incidence among kcal populations with incidence among control groups elsewhere. Ms. Kock adds the surveillance program should also include people liv- ing near facilities related to other parts of the "nuclear cycle', such as uranium refin- ing operations. "VJe're hoping the AECB will discuss the details with in- terested partes before they set everything in stone;' she says. RON PIE7RONIR0/ News Adv,,r e, p/wto Conrad connects A group of friends meet most Saturday mornings behind Dunblrton High School in Pickering to get in some cricket action. Here. G,nrad Shen•ington bats one into play during the pick-up game tomer summer skies last weekend. p REA��G P� 'TIO h� S5 S1 NEWSSTAND ENTERTAINMENT Local teen performer hopes to be a Rising Star, page A10 Issue back on the front burner Pickering turns up the heat on merger with Ajax BY MARIANNE;' TAKACS Stuff Writer PICKERINC — Frustrated by the lack of progress on amal- gamation between Ajax and Pickering, it appears Pickering is ready to ask the Province to force a union between the two towns. Pickering councillors gath- ered at an informal meeting Monday to consider a 'discus- sion paper' drawn up by two of them outlining an amalgama- tion proposal for Ajax and Pick- enng. The paper suggests Mu- nicipal Affairs Minister Steve Gilchrist should be asked to ap- point a "facilitator" to merge the two municipalities if Ajax does not agree to a full amalgamation before the next municipal elec- tion in November. 20(X). -There's been a lot of talk and now it's time at walk. in a sense, and that's what we want to do;' says Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner, Who co-authored the document along with Ward 2 kcal Coun- cillor Mark Hollartd. Durham boards to vote on development charges Aug. 25 DOUG ROSS 'Public sentiment' leans coward residential charges. survivor creates Marcie Lane's quilt carries inspirational messages for breast cancer patients. The Ajax resident is a breast cancer sun•ivor who wants to hang the quilt and giro patients something to read 'besides magazines' when deet ure bring treated. Trustees from the region's two school boards will vote on the adoption of new Education Development Charge (EDC) bylaws in Durham Wednesday, .Aug. 25. The joint board meeting, the second in a series of two public meetings on the issue, is being held at 7 p.m. at the Durham District School Board's head- quarters at 400 Taunton Rd. E.. Whitby. The Durham District School Board and the Durham Catholic District School Board held a joint meeting Aug. 9. And, while the public and separate boards have yet to de- cide if education development charges will be shared between residential and nen-residential units, public board chairman Doug Ross believes "public sentiment' is leaning towards charging just the former. Under the Education Quality Improvement Act, the Province set out new criteria for the col- lection of EDCs, which have been used in the past to fund the construction of new schools. But, with the implementa- tion of Bill 160. education de- velopment charges are to be used only for the acquisition of school sites and for servicing costs. All current bylaws expire Aug. 31. Builders pay both the public and separate board fees at the time of application and the money is then divided between the boards. MARK HOLLAND 'Delaying and pretending... aren't going to d, us any good.. Both maintain Pickering must force the issue because Ajax has been dragging its feet in all the various joint services and governance reform talks that have been taking place be- tween the two towns over recent yeah. "Delaying and pretending the issue doesn't exist aren't gang to do its any good," says Coun. Holland. "if we don't act, if we don't take action collec- tively or independently, we could end up with a very unde- sirable situation." What Pickering wants to avoid and Ajax should also fear, they say, is the 'City of Durham' they believe the Province is considering creating by amalgamating the urban areas of Pickering, Ajax, Whit- by, Oshawa and Clarington. The councillors note provincial gov- emrrtent members have suggest- ed repeatedly that they will force municipal restructuring on towns and cities that don't un- dertake it on their own. 'They showed what they're capable of doing in the City of Toronto;' says Court. Brenner in reference to the forced union of former separate municipalities there. "I don't want the Province of Ontario telling us what's best for our taxpayers.- See axpayers" See PICKERING page A2 quilt of inspiration Inside the News Advertiser BY LINDA WHITE Staff writer For a breast cancer survivor who volunteers with people newly -diagnosed with the dis- ease, inspiring those who are to follow in her difficult foot- steps is important. That's why Marcie Lane of Ajax decided to make a quilted wall hanging of inspirational messages, giving patients something to read "besides magazines' as they wait for chemotherapy and radiation treatment. "I wanted something to en- courage them;' explains Mrs. Lane, who was diagnosed with breast cancer nine years ago at age 35 and underwent a mas- tectomy, chemotherapy and ra- diation. A volunteer with the Reach to Recovery program for breast cancer patients offered by the local chapter of the Canadian Cancer Society, Mrs. Lane says she's especially moved by those recently -diag- nosed with the disease. "You see their faces when they come to the group for the first time. They're sad. They're devastated." She hopes the quilt will help them in their struggle. Al- ready, plans have been made to hang it at Elizabeth's Mmtec- tomy Boutique in Oshawa and at Toronto Regional Bayview Cancer Centre, where Mrs. Lane underwent her treatment. The idea for the quilt came from a program she discovered on a quilting site on the Inter - See QUILT page A4 WI TO Fo R EtlNWW Pap ..... A6 Eric ODM .........A6 Els tartaiatasat .... 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We've been keeping A former Durham Region in July on a Canada -wide Johnston, returned to tabs on hon and monitoring resident charged with first- warrant charging him with Saskatchewan by detectives his activities further U) our degree murder in the slaying first-degree murder in the Tue'sd'ay, is also being invcs- investigation... We'rc fairly of a Saskatchewan man is death of a Regina man. tigated by authorities on the certain we have the right per - also the prime suspect in the Wayne Griffith. 4S. duap- west coast in connection son;' Sgt. Trekutski said in a murder of a roan in British peared on Noy. 23. 1998 and with the murder of a Surrey. telcphonc interview. Columbia last year. The his car was found abandoned B.C. man found dead in his The officer described Mr. News Advertiser has learned. the next dao. His decom- home in 1998. Johnston as a "very transient Acting on a tip from de- posed corpse was discovered Sergeant Mel Trekofski, person' with family mem- tectivcs in Regina, Sask.. in a farmer's field west of of RCMPdetachmcm in Sur- bers in B.C. heavily armed Durham Re- Regina six months later, po- rey. confirmed homicide de- Though no charges have gional Police tactical officers lice said. tectives have been focusing been laid yet in the Surrey arrested Gn' aDonald John- Regina Police have also on Mr Johnston in their in- man's death, "we're closer to ston at a Brock Street South charged Mr. Johnston's for- vestigation into the death. laying charges" now that her. apartment in downtown mer roommate, Richard John "He's a person we're in- Johnston is in custody. Sgt. Whithy last weekend. Smith, 37, with first-degree terested in regarding an on- Trekufski said. 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Aug. 25. has been a IN more supportive" in Anyone who drops off a donation the past few weeks since the dona- to the food hank at Grower Direct tion foxes were removed from the Fresh Cut Flowers, located at 105 two grocery stores, noting thea have Bayly St. W.. in Ajax. Wednesday been "quite a few walk-in' with will receive a dozen roses. reports people dropping off donations. Salvation Army food hank co-ordi- The next food drive isn't until the nator Tammi Ritson. noting Grower Thanksgiving appeal in October. Direct has ordered more than 2.000 fr But, Ms. Ritson says the organiza- roses to hand out between 9 a.m. to — tion is --going to appeal to the local R P.M. churches'• and is considenng ap- Ttte upcoming Friendship Day is - rroaching area schools for help the third annual nationwide event or- when classes get under wav next ganized by Grower Direct and local TAhf,bfl RITSON month. store manager Susan MacKillop 'We're hoping it will spark "All of the schools arc extremely says. "It is uric of our favourite pro- something in the community. ' supportive of us at Christmas." she motions." says. noting the Salvation Army is She adds. "Tie past two years our nations in the summer minths. hoping students will pitch in this fall. Fnen dship Day customers have con- And although donations have de- Food items that can be donated tributed significant volumes of food creased recently. the demand for include dry pasta and sauce. pow - and we expect this year to be even food hasn't. Ms. Rusin says, noting dered milk, canned fruit. vegetables, better" the number of clients using the food meat. stew•, fish and pasta. jellies and ".A'c're hoping (the event) will bank this summer is higher than nor- jams. peanut butter. soup, baby for - spark, something in the community.' trial. mula and food, macarom dinners. Ms. Rits n notes. explaining the "It's been pretty steady in these fruit juices and rice. Sally Ann is still trying to fill its past four to six weeks." she says. Donations can be dropped off at shelves with non-perishable food adding the Family Services Centre is the Family Services Centre at 66 items following the removal of do- seeing an average of eight to 10 fam- Commercial Ave. in Ajax Monday to nation bins at two local grocery ilies a day. Friday between 8:30 am. and noon, stoics recently. "It's riot usually that high in die and from I to 4 p.m. Donations can The Salvation Army typically summer;' she adds. explaining the also be dropped off at the of fice• or at collected about 100 kilograms of client population in the summer is The Salvation Army Thrift Storc at foot! from the two boxes each week typically lower than at other times of Station Street and Harwood Avenue. and has traditionally relied on gro- the year. For more information call 427 - eery stores as the matin m,urcc o/ do- On average. the Salvation Army 7123. Pickering «ants Province to act on amalgamation PicAl•Kiho, jn"n p:,.- t / are coming together.' says he and hes council do mol want Coun. Brenner, who adds a City to join with Pickenng in one The discussion paper pro- of Durham would be a "disas- new municipality. poses creating a single munici- ter' for the identities of the ex- Ajax Wards 3 and 4 Region- pahty own of Ajax and Pickering isting communities here. at Councillor Jim McMaster with nine members of council The councillors also note says he's not surprised by the Ifour from each existing town what they've come up with is action Pickering is contemplat- and a mayor), instead of the cur- only for discussion so far and ing. rent 14. The three from each the amalgamation proposal to "I've always figured they side who would be regional go before Pickenng Council for would do that eventually. I don't councillors would be paid approval by the end of Septem- blame them. At some point, $50,(00 a year for what would her may change significantly. frustration has to set in." be considered full-time work at But they do emphasize the issue Coun. McMaster notes that both the local and regional Icy- has to be moved on soon, while he and some other coun- els. "We're even willing to offer cillors have been willing to seri- Both councillors maintain up our own jobs and say this is ously examine amalgamation their amalgamation proposal what we believe is the hest and joint services issues with would preserve some local au- thing," says Coun. Holland. Picicring, other councillors and tonomy through the establish- "Wc can't afford the luxury of May or Parish have made it clear mens of a 'community caucus' not changing." dw) 'rc not interested. for each of Ajax and Pickering When asked about the report. Court. McMaster agrees with that would rcuun some control Pickering :Mayor Wayne his Pickering colleagues that the over local issues such as zoning. Arthurs called it a discussion two towns need to be "proac- parks and programs. paper only and "no big deal." live" on the amalgamation "Our structure has respect Ajax Mayor Steve Parish is issue. for the integrity and the diversi- out of town on vacation but has — With files from ty of the two communities that said repeatedly in the past that Torstar News Service Just In Time :..__ For Those Trips 4P ° Back From The Cottage 24 Hour Drive Thru 7 Days a Week Port Union McDonald's 7431 Kingston Road did somebodysot�Y1 y 1999 McDonald's© Restaurants of Canada Limited O O Sheriff Nelson Gilbert Reynolds invites you ' to be his guest for "Castle Capers". 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Claringtun, Niagara Falls and 1, JASON L/Ei9REGTS1News Advertiser photo Getting a grip Elizabeth Burns of Arizona, in white, at- Ajax Budokan Judo Club at Durham College ,tempts to take down Ajax's Tia Pappone dur- in Oshawa recently. Competitors came fr»m ing the Canada Cup of Judo hosted by the across Canada and the U.S. for the event. Novice bats booming in tournament win Pickering softball girls win their own event PICKERING — The Pick- ering MTS novice girls select softball team went 4-0 to cap- ture its home tournament at Kinsmen Park. The local girls scored a thrilling 9-4 victory over Seven Oaks in the champi- onship final game. With Pick- ering leading 1-0 in the third inning, Amber Gauvin belted a double to cash in three tuns. Danielle Cowie knocked in Call and then scored herself to put Pickering up 6-0. In the fifth inning. with Pickering ahead 6-2, Sabrina Thompson caught a line drive and tossed to shortstop Dana Loughlin at second for a dou- ble play to end the inning. In the bottom of the sixth, pitcher Lenita Leufkens crushed a triple for two RBIs to give Pickering an 8-2 lead. Catcher Amanda Yildrim was in top form, keeping the base runners in check. Leufkens struck out seven batters for the victory. Mandi Crump had a pair of hits and scored two runs. De- fensively, Lisa Kershaw made a spectacular running catch in the field. Pickering got the offence going early in the tourney, bat- ting through the order twice in the first inning of game one against Burlington in a 32-2 win. Kershaw belted four hits and scored three runs. Kelly Temple had three hits, includ- ing a single, double and triple, and scored five runs. Thomp- son had a triple and crossed the plate four times. Emma Keane had three runs. The game was highlighted by a first -inning grand slam by Loughlin. In the second game, Keane was solid behind the plate as Pickering routed Stouffville 17-2. Cowie had a triple and two singles. In the third game, Pickering hammered Richmond Hill 29- 7. Yildrim slugged a triple and two singles. Temple had a triple and a double and was hot at shortstop. Crump had a great game at first, making five outs. Loughlin won the base -run- ning competition and Leufkens placed first in the ac- curacy -throwing event. The team is coached by Bernie Leufkens. Chris Crump and Derrianne Thompson and managed by Bev Cowie. r` / � / Y If Save 40' - The Sox defeated a strong team North Toronto. At the prestigious 20 - Pickering squad favoured at national softball championships from Southline to win the champi- onship at the Matthewson-McCarthy team Shopper's Drug Man Guelph Tournament on the Civic Holiday BYAL R/VP77 at outstanding t..,.., t$T T. -V XXX'.- Babe Ruth Tournament in Williamsville, New York. Teams from weekend. Pickering endured many de- lays due to severe storms and six gru- SPUrrs &Irior Championships, also to be held in Tren- ton. Sept. 10 to 12. the victory. Pickering started the qualifying tour- across New York State competed at the elling games and scored a 4-3 extra -m- PICKERING — The Pickering Boyer Pontiac Heat men's And, after their impressive play at the nament with a 2-1 victory over Aurora. I prestigious event. I It was the Red Sox' sixth tourney nings win over a strong Guelph team to capture the title. softball team is going to the Canadian intermediate 'A' qualifier, the Heat are the early favourites to capture the rational crown. Bricknell spun a three -hitter for the win. AI Hurlburt came across the ! crown of the season. In Pickering's only tournament defeat championships as one of two squads that qualified at a tournament in Trenton "We are actually favoured to win the plate with the winning run. the championship final, Picker- ing fell behind 5-0 early to Southline. this season was at the Whithy Major Tournament. Despite playing against re- coolly. tournament:' says Bricknell. who reports Facing a Bracebridge team armed However, the Red Sox' Flame was not older and bigger teams. the Sox took The Heat won all five of their games to come out on top of the 24 -team a team from Halifax is expected to be the Heat's main rivals at the national softball with pitcher Mike Crawford, Dor of the top-ranked softhall hurler in the world, yet extinguished. The determined Red Sox rallied in the late innings for a 6-5 second place after a heartbreaking 1-0 loss to Whitby in the championship yuali- tier, beating some of the premier men's softball squads in the province along the showcase. At the qualifier, the Pickering Heat and Trenton squared in fourth the Heat acre undaunted in posting a 4-0 win. McColl chalked up the win on the victory to earn the title. Pickering earned a berth in the final contest. Meanwhile, the Red Sox have cap - way "We played great;' says Brad off the game with undefeated 3-0 records. That Pickering mound, tossing a five -hitter. Lance Abbot, a New Zealander playing for the by posting a 6-0 win over Orchard Park. the team's fourth shutout victory tured the Eastern Ontario Baseball As - sociation championship for the third pitcher Bricknell who played a pivotal role in the meant would have to defeat Trenton twice to order to lock up the top Heat this season• held the hot stick going 3 -for -4 with a home run. of that tournament. time in as many year and are looking team's success at the qualifier.The "It's the best weekend of spot at the double knock -out tournament. In tlx third game, the Heat doubled Red Sox opened the touana- ment against West Seneca and took forward to post -season games. Team members are Ryan Cameron• softball we've played by far" In the pivotal fourth game. Pickering pre- vailcd 9-3 over Trenton. Brad Bricknell Innerkip. from the London area. 2-1. Pickering runs came off homer by Jamie only 55 minutes to post an impressive 10-0 Taylor Gray. Kevin Hussey, Ryan Bricknell refx)ris the team displayed all the elements which into earned the win on the mound for the Heat. Baker and Abbot. Bricknell earned the victory. Pickering then hurried Cheektowa- Jackson. Steven Lader. Stephen Lope z. David McElroy, Chris go winning - timely hitting. gcxxf pitching and sound Needing only one more win over win on the mound with McColl coming on for the save. I ga 6-0 on the strength of superb team- work. McGeachy, Jaime Peters. Garrett Rus - delence The Heat •: Trenton, the Heat responded with a 6-1 Prior to playing for the national inter- Against Evans in the third contest, sell. Michael Vella and Michael W51- son. Atli n—, ., n ry n c national li lish at - victory in the fifth •aorto Starting prrrher Hnrknell earned rh, ..in ('hr. St.(' II mediate 'N title in September, the Picker- ing Heat will compete in the 64 Pickering made it three wins in a row The team is managed by Ken level at the (':ul,bli,r �! r , alto 111C t' w. • , r • r, , 1. 11 -team World Series of Fasthall in Albuquerque, with an 8-0 romp. I The Sox suffered their only loss of Hassey and coached by Steve Gray, Craig Loder and Bill Vella. 1, JASON L/Ei9REGTS1News Advertiser photo Getting a grip Elizabeth Burns of Arizona, in white, at- Ajax Budokan Judo Club at Durham College ,tempts to take down Ajax's Tia Pappone dur- in Oshawa recently. Competitors came fr»m ing the Canada Cup of Judo hosted by the across Canada and the U.S. for the event. Novice bats booming in tournament win Pickering softball girls win their own event PICKERING — The Pick- ering MTS novice girls select softball team went 4-0 to cap- ture its home tournament at Kinsmen Park. The local girls scored a thrilling 9-4 victory over Seven Oaks in the champi- onship final game. With Pick- ering leading 1-0 in the third inning, Amber Gauvin belted a double to cash in three tuns. Danielle Cowie knocked in Call and then scored herself to put Pickering up 6-0. In the fifth inning. with Pickering ahead 6-2, Sabrina Thompson caught a line drive and tossed to shortstop Dana Loughlin at second for a dou- ble play to end the inning. In the bottom of the sixth, pitcher Lenita Leufkens crushed a triple for two RBIs to give Pickering an 8-2 lead. Catcher Amanda Yildrim was in top form, keeping the base runners in check. Leufkens struck out seven batters for the victory. Mandi Crump had a pair of hits and scored two runs. De- fensively, Lisa Kershaw made a spectacular running catch in the field. Pickering got the offence going early in the tourney, bat- ting through the order twice in the first inning of game one against Burlington in a 32-2 win. Kershaw belted four hits and scored three runs. Kelly Temple had three hits, includ- ing a single, double and triple, and scored five runs. Thomp- son had a triple and crossed the plate four times. Emma Keane had three runs. The game was highlighted by a first -inning grand slam by Loughlin. In the second game, Keane was solid behind the plate as Pickering routed Stouffville 17-2. Cowie had a triple and two singles. In the third game, Pickering hammered Richmond Hill 29- 7. Yildrim slugged a triple and two singles. Temple had a triple and a double and was hot at shortstop. Crump had a great game at first, making five outs. Loughlin won the base -run- ning competition and Leufkens placed first in the ac- curacy -throwing event. The team is coached by Bernie Leufkens. 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If you have Red Cross Blue/AquaOuest 7 or above, and would like more information, please contact Power Skating Course Pickering Figure Skating Club September 7, 9,14, 21, 23, 28 & 30 7 Sessions -1 Hour each - Limited space available $89.80 - includes CFSA Insurance For Boys & Girls - 6-12 yrs. old - Hockey & Ringette Full Equipment recommended - no stints or pucks Registration forms available at Pickering Recreation Complex, om420.41 1 7 Com lex, Front Desk or call... School of Rhythmic Gymnastics in Ajax Voted Ome of the best gymnastics schools by City Parent readers Become a part of the most feminine sport in the world Exercise with Ball' Hoop' Rope Ribb0nScarf Clubs Recreational chores for girls ages 6 -12 Cap for mon information and get your first ciao FREE (new mrsnkn only) '/ 1 11 MGM OPEN REGISTRATION FOR THE ``SBA YEAR 2000 BASEBALL SEASON x•51 •... 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NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 18, 195 -NAGE B3 A/P J =9 rakm SM1M2 tIIRd3 ataierns [ ow drosiwsy In iesse, at W-osierlassi, in Stslins Step at the Ford Cure, cbereotrapith 6 for nation pictttres & theme parks ani operating stmill" of their own 3 Mays is lkgbftr ' •tett ow t.,.& Aq.uarw National spec" corr. 'ypb- 33f.3er1 vw ..soda. 5"t. 1• a Y s pouf. •fpm. �..W. Aostr jku 11 •corawulrsc • RAN Eno rEcrMS • COM4ttivE slow • Eur Von 3 bor on is Wam r •• ' Fully ouMfIf.O � • • Assets Winning � TMchinq saes Is SAM 9F. EW24-25 Pickering Horse Centr Finest Outdoor Horse Show Faciliti �i y Register for fall Beginners to Advanced • 30 acres • 3 outdoor rings • Hunter & Jumper Courses • Indoor riding area with onlooking lounge • Qualified Instructors Call for more information 649-1342 Pickering Figure Skating j Club 420-4117 Mtli _'( vears of cxcegence and sanctioned by the Unadian Figure -k.,unc �s. x iArp,r PRUSCHOOL GtNSKATF_- A tun l,'-' hour „n ice pn,uam G,r rhil.lrcr. j ; ; roles 'I!. running on Tuesdays, Saturdays & Sundays' Average session - 10 weeks $45.00 Oct. - Dec./Jan. —Mar. C&NSRATE A C2nadian Figure Skating proRnm for children 5 yrs and up. Each session is one hour and children are taught in groups of 6 - 8 people Private lessons arc available on these sessions. AH PFSC coacbes are CFSA cert!, filed Monday 6' pm October t to April 10 $2.40.00 Tuesday 6' pm October 5 to December 21 $115.00 January 4 to April 11 $1.0.00 Thursday: 67pm October' to March 23 $200.00 Saturday 9:10.10:10 am October 2 to March 25 $200.00 11:5O12:%am October 2 to March 25 $200.00 Sunday- 2:00 31X) pm (A-tobcr 10 to March 26 $1110.00 ADULT G;tiSILATE: A CASA learn to skate program for beginner to advanced. Thursday 9:05- l0 pm ScrA 30 - Ikc. 16 $120 s Jan 6 - Mar. 23 $110 SaturtLY 9' 10.10 10 Am Oct. 2 - Dec. lei $120 & Jan 8 - Mar 25 $110 Prices for the alwte per;grams rare due to cunceflation flutes tbmKi?br.ut rbe war L4T£ ST.4R74.4REAL9.41N RFLCOWE Junior A. Intermediate A Senior. l FSA Trst strcam Programs And Competitive Ice Junior B: Preciously Ach amcd (.Amkatr This vrar one hour onions and increased c)achmg time And smaller gr,,ups T'l—LN sept -- NlAy 9 $2^0.00, %%Cdnc"% rpt n MLy i j2-O.UO And s1turdJ%1 ()CI 2 - \Sac b $220.00 C:AR.VIVAL A veAr rnd ice sh.,w tcitur:::y .ir %k r. club mcmhcrs .(n.1 pc,:a, LL LEVELS VVELC011EM t VALE & FE'IL4L � __ E. ��11L}' Dlil'Ol`TS - .aNN[..#L RECITAL . SPRUNG FLOOR �. �. �. S'ItALL CLASSES (TREAT PRICES F. . x • REGISTRA7August e new studio) Returning Fust l7th, 18th, 19th, 241h - 8:30 p.m. lea t New Fami26th & 31st, Sept. I st & 8th 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. P .t AIP PALM 84 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 18, 1999 • • r GRADE LEARNING CENTRE At Grade Expectations our fall prtWurrvs offer an opportuninv to prepare for the school %ear. Our int ividualized pnVame but lit self confidence. increase interem and irnprme academic performance, all in a fun & friendh• emronntent WE MBIA is Galielel �-* Writing Rtxdmg 1-10,4v M�A. Gni Ajax/Pickering 420-9930 1885 Glenanna Rd., Ste. 103 O Jacqueline's School of Danc SKATERS NOTE Fatabilabed a 19s+ Director. PICKERING .1a,egtlettille instruictorm SYNCHRONIZED Maria carnavale SKATING TEAM Fiona Tait •Jazz -Tap •Balkt TRYOUTS *Pointe •Acro 6,- A �_ °_ e` All Ages $5.00/Tryout oflighLand All classes,` Friday, Sept. 10 5-6 p.m. (under 12 years) Delaney Rink based on 6.7 p.m. (12 years & over) British Assoc. of Teachers Tuesday, Sept. 14 6:15-8:30 p.m. O'Brien Rink BAD D) �- Synabus. Ages 3 to " Tuesday, Sept. 21 7:15-8:30 p.m. O'Brien Rink adult. Special lean and adun classes. ' Qualifications: ' Juvenile: Approx. 7 - 12 years old. Must be at Stage 5 or above. Novice/Junior: Approx. 12 years and up. Must have passed At the Stu<So At the Show Preliminary Freeskate or Dance (or above). Attg. 23, 26 8 31, Sept. 2 d 8 Aug. 28 9 - 7 p.m. 50 P.M. - 8-W PJIL Aug.29 110-8p.111. Call now for information tYev.ocb g+..bwawrnf.bo-o..sor.p,.wer.,a Dale Van Dy k 831-5368 offer s'x""'•'••rbr"1f1n.ria orortrn•Vrooartpr,.q ecce iMi�+rrm,.•Mao. Avoid the rush Ranaout tr+e.aeoa•n.atnarealial a•n Pickering Figure Skating Club L-0—fl Call todry kr an 12 9asat. and For__p�eeo��.. appafntrnent -- -. J- 7399 .sr "atcwi- WA_ �"°:4'r�' V O'Donnell School s_1_ of Traditional Irish Dancing For Fitness and Fun! Beginners WekvmeiAr— Sth'" Inquire about Adult Ceili (.leases Hclpdc%clop your child*s►"� llassesHeld *confidence • Pickernng 'Scarburough 'co-ordination • WSndwr 'stxl Face uKen OudenGs direct --lit t with the prokssiomal dance workL PruressioaW Instractor: AMnr-Marin fl'rA.r edi. TC.R.G. Registered Mexahrr of: • An l'uiwusiun r.e Rind Gaefacha. Ireland •Irish Dance Teachers .ftswciatiou .f Canada • Iria6 Datrce Tcachen .iasucialiort of !I.Mh Arwcrica 7p for further information call 416 267-9833 i r V Uw avrilablr for .hr,w. ,: /�1 LEGEND MUSIC ENTERPRISES Where Service is #1 ENROLL NOW Im mir— FOR LESSONS *Ballet *Jazz -Tap QUALIFIED PRIVATE INSTRUCTION IN: •Lyrical •Hip Hop • GUITAR • BASS • PIANO • DRUMS •Stretch 8r Strength • ALTERNATIVE • ROCK • FOLK Come visit us at a COUNTRY • METAL National SPo� Sports t Sot •suer Aug. GRADE LEARNING CENTRE At Grade Expectations our fall prtWurrvs offer an opportuninv to prepare for the school %ear. Our int ividualized pnVame but lit self confidence. increase interem and irnprme academic performance, all in a fun & friendh• emronntent WE MBIA is Galielel �-* Writing Rtxdmg 1-10,4v M�A. Gni Ajax/Pickering 420-9930 1885 Glenanna Rd., Ste. 103 O Jacqueline's School of Danc SKATERS NOTE Fatabilabed a 19s+ Director. PICKERING .1a,egtlettille instruictorm SYNCHRONIZED Maria carnavale SKATING TEAM Fiona Tait •Jazz -Tap •Balkt TRYOUTS *Pointe •Acro 6,- A �_ °_ e` All Ages $5.00/Tryout oflighLand All classes,` Friday, Sept. 10 5-6 p.m. (under 12 years) Delaney Rink based on 6.7 p.m. (12 years & over) British Assoc. of Teachers Tuesday, Sept. 14 6:15-8:30 p.m. O'Brien Rink BAD D) �- Synabus. Ages 3 to " Tuesday, Sept. 21 7:15-8:30 p.m. O'Brien Rink adult. Special lean and adun classes. ' Qualifications: ' Juvenile: Approx. 7 - 12 years old. Must be at Stage 5 or above. Novice/Junior: Approx. 12 years and up. Must have passed At the Stu<So At the Show Preliminary Freeskate or Dance (or above). Attg. 23, 26 8 31, Sept. 2 d 8 Aug. 28 9 - 7 p.m. 50 P.M. - 8-W PJIL Aug.29 110-8p.111. Call now for information tYev.ocb g+..bwawrnf.bo-o..sor.p,.wer.,a Dale Van Dy k 831-5368 offer s'x""'•'••rbr"1f1n.ria orortrn•Vrooartpr,.q ecce iMi�+rrm,.•Mao. Avoid the rush Ranaout tr+e.aeoa•n.atnarealial a•n Pickering Figure Skating Club L-0—fl Call todry kr an 12 9asat. and For__p�eeo��.. appafntrnent -- -. J- 7399 .sr "atcwi- WA_ �"°:4'r�' V O'Donnell School s_1_ of Traditional Irish Dancing For Fitness and Fun! Beginners WekvmeiAr— Sth'" Inquire about Adult Ceili (.leases Hclpdc%clop your child*s►"� llassesHeld *confidence • Pickernng 'Scarburough 'co-ordination • WSndwr 'stxl Face uKen OudenGs direct --lit t with the prokssiomal dance workL PruressioaW Instractor: AMnr-Marin fl'rA.r edi. TC.R.G. Registered Mexahrr of: • An l'uiwusiun r.e Rind Gaefacha. 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Open-end lease: A lease with the provision that if the actual value of the vehicle at lease termination is less than the residual value, the lessee may be held responsible for all or a portion of the differ- ence, depending on the cir- cumstances. Annual percentage rate: The interest rate used in the calculation of the monthly lease payment. Capitalized cost: Com- monly referred to as the "Cap Cost;" this is the lease price plus any administra- tive lee and other items in- cluded in the lease — these may include extended ser- vice contracts, life, accident, and health policies. Cap Cost Reduction: A down payment to reduce the vehicle price or "cap cost" of the vehicle. It can take the form of either a cash down - payment or vehicle trade-in and is applied to the lease at the time of lease signing. A cap cost reduction helps to reduce monthly payment. � WITH THE BEST SAVINGS YET THIS YEAR, NOW'S THE TIME. 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CO PI•JW Pmnote Kao*= En" MMEIC5 HOP, THFaE UEAlS ARE EVEN I C A F 0 0 FF. 1`0 SE � `V�l� • 4911 T�i�m�TheEsteem Wagon comes with a 1isThe Suzuki Vitas Convertible withlitre, 16 -valve, 4 -cylinder, electronic a 2 litre twin cam 127 horsepower multi -point fuel injected engine that engine. Hot, shift -on -the -fly, 4 48 mo. Lease 48 mo. Lease really knows how to perform. wheel drive summer fun. With pow- Includes freight 8t PDE Freight & PDE Extra Equipped with the latest in safety er locks, windows, mirrors - there's features, such as dual air bags, side even an accessory power outlet. A AM r impact beams, rear door child safety sound blasting AM Fm stereo cas- sette with 4 speakers. And big 16 locks, tae rs, 14", variable & tir it - 1 tent wipers, 14 wheels 8t tires, inch aluminum wheels. fronVrear mud flaps, roof rails and an LEASE RATE FINANCE RATE AM/FM 4 -speaker cassette stereo. Limited time offer through Suzuki Canada Credit, O.A.C., 48 month term, (total lease obligation $14,352.00) annual lease rate 5.5 % Vitara Convertible, 2.95% Esteem Wagon with 80,000 km mileage allowance (8 centslkm excess mileage). First, licence, insurance and applicable taxes extra. " 2.8% purchase financing up to a 48 -month term O.A.C. on new 99 Vitara Convertible JX MT. Example: S10,OOo a 2.8% per annum. 48 month term; monthly payment is $220.46. Cost of borrowing is $582.08. Total obliaation is $10.582.08. Financinn exciurlws licnnru ­„, -A .e,.,_,.,..:__ b. •�r•10 � a•T•T.T. $251999 maw awpl,t. uw a ab -n s --C'�K NI GM C MMEIC5 HOP, THFaE UEAlS ARE EVEN I C A F 0 0 FF. 1`0 SE � `V�l� • 4911 T�i�m�TheEsteem Wagon comes with a 1isThe Suzuki Vitas Convertible withlitre, 16 -valve, 4 -cylinder, electronic a 2 litre twin cam 127 horsepower multi -point fuel injected engine that engine. Hot, shift -on -the -fly, 4 48 mo. Lease 48 mo. Lease really knows how to perform. wheel drive summer fun. With pow- Includes freight 8t PDE Freight & PDE Extra Equipped with the latest in safety er locks, windows, mirrors - there's features, such as dual air bags, side even an accessory power outlet. A AM r impact beams, rear door child safety sound blasting AM Fm stereo cas- sette with 4 speakers. And big 16 locks, tae rs, 14", variable & tir it - 1 tent wipers, 14 wheels 8t tires, inch aluminum wheels. fronVrear mud flaps, roof rails and an LEASE RATE FINANCE RATE AM/FM 4 -speaker cassette stereo. Limited time offer through Suzuki Canada Credit, O.A.C., 48 month term, (total lease obligation $14,352.00) annual lease rate 5.5 % Vitara Convertible, 2.95% Esteem Wagon with 80,000 km mileage allowance (8 centslkm excess mileage). First, licence, insurance and applicable taxes extra. " 2.8% purchase financing up to a 48 -month term O.A.C. on new 99 Vitara Convertible JX MT. Example: S10,OOo a 2.8% per annum. 48 month term; monthly payment is $220.46. Cost of borrowing is $582.08. Total obliaation is $10.582.08. Financinn exciurlws licnnru ­„, -A .e,.,_,.,..:__ b. •�r•10 � a•T•T.T. APP PAOEiE 96 NEWS AWMff i ^ NIEWWADAY MTWK AMP M 111,1t1.Y .................................................................................................................... This bright idea i Nicely equipped Includes: All wheel drive, BOSE audio system with CD term. The amount also earns awards, lessee has ful- player, glass power sunroof, leather interior b more. guage of its own. For 1999. the Nissan Aft ma earned J.D. Power and ;F GREAT SELECTION. caw-. 1i Associates' ranking as -Best Entry Midsize Car in pt xtt r the U.S. in Intal Quality.'- And what's more. Anima y< - _ has done so far three of the last four years. Plus. -- i Alhma is a four -lime Consumer's Digest Best Buy. prior to the acci- tresper year.'1'hat All of wh,ch makes test-driving a new Altima one of dent or theft. ,. the bngntest ideas you could have. A rvo•moe Caner . tkasar Sear aur r ..� Cn,n� iorawe ergine • c^wr -Clogs. ar'e ra. I', - e•. _ _ • 4-SOeed automatic overtime transmission - AA' rM;Cassette with four speakers • 4• ccridnioning a u,r^. •sated emry • Crase control ..,, c e.aeny as shown MIDWAY nr 668-6.828Q IYI w. � .-., w, w..,. r-. ,a ...-.,......,. n-. r-,.,. rw u a -+. am rrr� r-. ar,�r.• ..w r.r.aw r -,--)VILLAGE r—, --)CHRYSLER'S ■ • TRUCKS TRUCKS TRUCKS 2X010" OR 1500 LIP TO 48 MOL REBATE DEMOS NEW 1998 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE JXI K, air, Mrrr. PWi4O� r, sur. airrr.• rain rraM, linin oorrk t•nl assn. Ara arrcoa arorw tial, taAr arks Et arra 1999 DODGE RAM 1500 1999 CHRYSLER SEBRING LXI 1999 LHS L 1999 NEON %t kx* da• aulanatic, Pow JIM* oft , es alt, AVA:11 stereo, 2.0 Rin, 16 Oplus RUNalmucK much more! 1997 RAM 3500 CLUB CAB - DIESEL - r Fi be" Wall aur cora, fl PAL, PA Mental oMr 41Ana Ata Sit one TNOYSAM LED TNM NEM 1997 DODGE Glossary of lease terms Leasing often providing that the term. The amount takes on a lan. lessee has ful- varies between guage of its own. filled all the con- companies, but Here is a glossary tractual agree- most allow of terms that will ments of the lease 211.(X10 kilome- help you sift prior to the acci- tresper year.'1'hat through the con- dent or theft. amount is negu- tract when you'reliable and the leasing your next Option to lessee can choose new vehicle. Purchase a higher or lower TO SELL price al low ab lc Residual This is the mileage. within Value amount the lessee limits. An estimate of can pay to pur- creased by seven IhC vehicle's chase the vehicle Excess �k i at lease- at the end of the Mileage rnd as set by the lease. This charge Ic„,or for Itte pur- amount is estab- A charge per p. c of calculat- ❑shed up -front kilometre that is in,, the monthly when the lessee assessed for kilo- Icase payment signs the lease metres driven in Rc,idual values agreement. excess of what is Nan by term and Security De- stipulated in the Inn different vehi- posit: A refund- lease agreement. cIc makes and able dollar Must companies nnidels. depend- amount paid at charge around Ing on predicted the time tit' lease Ill¢. rates of deprecia- signing. This feeling satisfied tion. amount can the Excess wear used by the lessor and use GAP to pay for all or A seoion of Guaranteed part of the excess the lease agree- 1,sct Protection mileage or ex- ment that holds cnsuresthat ifthe cess -use charges the lessee respon- vehicle is stolen (if any) at lease- Bible for the ex - and not recov- end. pense to repair or cred, or destroyed replace vehicle in an accident and parts which are there is an insur- Allowable worn or damaged ance settlement Mileage beyond what is the lessee is not The expected considered nor - responsible for amount of kilo- mal. any additional metres, stipulated charges other in the lease agree- t Study than the insur- ment, to he driven ance deductible. over the Ieasc reveals buyers' • trends According to ^' 1 D. Power and Associates re- !' earch, 40 per - C1111 of new-vehi- ic buyers use the Internet m ,,)me kay during the ncw-vehicle • bopping process up from 25 per - j , in 1'ts 'The Internet mak- ing dealer in- s ; ,)icc disclosure more accessible I,r consumers. i' Ihis broad acecs- ,Ibihty is placing wore pressure on retailers to dis- :lose their new - :i`'.` %chicle invoice pricing. "Consumers have been the ae .l catalyst for a par- adigm shift in the :ontrol of new. ,,chicle pricing;' ,:ud Loretta Sey- rnour, director of • ,ales satisfaction research at J.D. Power and Asso- ciates. "An in- creasing number of new -vehicle buyers visit deal- erships armed Includes automatic transmission, two ton* paint, with what they carpeting, and spin axle, 5.2 eng., air conditioning, believe is dealer side m0ldkga+ plus much mwe. StlL ST2997 invoice derived $ZrJ9 per mo.° from the Internet. ti •a.. As a result, con- sumers have in - IM DAKOTA C/C SPORT Ill 1990 DURANGO SLT creased their in - 1999 RAM ST Includes automatic, stir conditioning, anti spin aide, tog lights, 3.9 V6, plus much more. Balance of factory warr". M. 01`3139A. 8*1398W mN'oftakLto 1997 VOYAGER SPORT QUAD CAB CARAVAN Tra11w icor, sub, 215 P-Mla, air, tdt, Fully Me" fatrp aa* that SOLO - Au 11" Y4, air. IneMtd» wonarily. 3.0 1, %* rite. M t0, air cord, aulm, mule. SIL4T29K P6129. SALE WABB An tax SIM. #rml &kw oar dr, to, cors A ren. Sit. #twat 0 STOCK N OY TO 00 IN STOCK NEADT TO 00 IN =TOCK NWT TO 00 M STOCK MADY TO 00 •cam' NT I ' ltrs.r.efaar. �■uanuu coo suet s■ arl�war eat win* win win 'Ii■ir►w { �a tt •ileI yy,2 ILLAGI CNRYSLIR tjj Alk • CHRYSLER • DODGE • DODGE TRUCKS «id �Op "TEDNIUM 111 A CUST 1� 9 HARWOOD AVE. - (North of 401) , ' Piwetlaae price is "FArnt• aaailipM tax M sur w tient e I&kP.M ODA 10ddw. vehicle shopping MhriorM for M nrlM. COB In rtts.n br an 0111pom UN d 415,4N.M OAC. process. Atrrad peal sinal on sae. Mir Wei UM each down apini___ade OAS= paldr en SIK Taut codapolimmeMet tn.$1a7tta. Swdn* rwdddh. Iluence on dealer • margin and the final retail price:' The study shows that over- all customer sat- isfaction with the all M Its best. Cow as what new -vehicle sales Man ybodr'sbilking about. S•t.4P6132 experience is es - PRICED serosally the TO SELL same as the re - _ 1999 UgGE RAM ' sults of the 1998 study. Yet, price 3500 LVAD CAB evaluation in- creased by seven points, with vir- tually every tr nameplate seeing an improvement in this area. Traaw torr, 5.11E duet, your seals, A competitive W, tit, a vin G ran. SIM. 47211111. new -vehicle pric- B it"a NEADY ing market, cou- pled with in- creasing negoti- ating power of consumers, con- tributed to buyers feeling satisfied with their new- t vehicle price. VINUAGE The research NMOUT rr provides the auto '41111)11 industry with a 'o OSHAWA40 s comprehensive ttlllllY al l 11. S T11p11•Y r�►Vri1�11fiYA� �/A�YrgN1 analysis cal information r tion needed to satisfy Ioiday's demand- ing consumers during the new- I&kP.M ODA 10ddw. vehicle shopping MhriorM for M nrlM. COB In rtts.n br an 0111pom UN d 415,4N.M OAC. process. Atrrad peal sinal on sae. Mir Wei UM each down apini___ade OAS= paldr en SIK Taut codapolimmeMet tn.$1a7tta. Swdn* rwdddh. I NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 18,19994'AGE 07 AIP AJAX PICKERiNG NEWS ADVERTISER To P/ace Your Ad Call. CLASSIFIED 683-0707 I 1 Careen 1 I Cartes I I Careen I I Careen1 1 Qe.W HMP 1 Gerforie FFaly 13u1enY Nalp 1 Gerterel Help 1 Center- NNO 1 G4li1rM Etat' We are a Private Career College We offer you a variety of short intensive programs to get you working in Business, Office Administration, Health Related Careers, Legal Administration, Dental Assisting, Travel and Tourism, Information Technology, Computer Animation and others you may not have thought about. Still not sure what to choose. Come in and have a no charge evaluation of your tatu l strengths and interests. Toronto School of Business Oshawa Campus Pickering Campus Oshawa Centre 1450 Kingston Road 723-1163 420-1344 IV YM A Done or Not Returning To School? Looking For A Job? en the YMCA F nDicymeni Services i"ere you trot emooylne nl axtsuWrtg n,. Lod" assistance on: Ib Searching • Hesimee wribal , rbskkaed work experldflCt plaeemrxs e H:1d much more.. For more wbru atloa calk(90S) 427.7670 Or rrof by 1400 6ayty t., $site 166 PlZe ing. OM. L1V3R2 1 1 tercets t General flay IN[ FUTURE -y t Ihv , rro ur la Prickway a'epard Choc Ttipee ,,,, arc tfe:aee am a Transportation i Experieryeed SMM,d Neil Com thes, or-%/las NOW, D*Sbm School Bus Divers aanwwarawnANNwee ofam for 3 rumDally. . A. Clan abstract. ae mwha Aukoadrecent DOC. Fluent plogrieftIg rwrwwom As English pietared. $*am ear be a sisew to (905) 420-4574. 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Mil ante amid Ran Exput- r ce. pan -him wag be I Great taWRK M- H Up bW Ross TOS 4n-2199. CHU Gm Cann now so- ECE and Asteacher Resurm My to he Condit', IV one. smn Road. Pie wft L1V IAB, CLANNET LUMM Blepkt- ners to advatwe records. cussiral ghnar DeDawn $15 Do, IR Iwur RKhard Rowley. ARCM LGSM S.A Ilortrs London PWWAa- Weds. (905)-5747642UKLW. for wallwd��fix CUUM slllel Gal W*w igo5%200 E%FENIENCEO HA1'4 iff ISTS wanted to L'ANftedes Locations in Oshawa Comm aid Pck!ring Town Gan Salarycommssion Caa 1905Ftt}5937 110 110 L*'ORK AVAILABLE! Bowmanville, Pickering • Bowmanville - 3U I,, Lsboerty SL. menutactunv -wed, assembly lim worker, packagers and Rent ran laborer. 3 .11 It operation, openings on all shafts- 7am-3pm Spm-llpm-, l 1pm-lam. Cara definite asset becarase of location. • Pickering -3U1/WhiNsRe" w��mpp+anv aarRently rWads brzxlery arlaers� aB shifes. Many weekend shifts aLw available. Brock Rd. /401 warehouse rands order picker, dayidult and aftenlom shift. Many of tbe.e are kmg kfm assigniatnts with full-time prospects for motivated worker. Womtn and min equally wtkome to apply! Apply: Global Human Resources Centre, 10am to 3pm it the- hdlnwnnK Isha'a u,.n.. • R,, ruining- Fiidaqq, Aug. 20 at Holiday Inn, II':; H r �,r F, lAhawa 140 L, Ha rm,mv Rd.) Position Yourself For Progress NOWS Ow CN*oft based In the Overleaps 111e91oe We IookMq fw WM to TIM p k1APYIWeitl Melds YMFMMOII inspseamf . OedlJlwa fall low 740 -'11.00 Pat hm %ss�Mtbla ad biVe :.. ' � Ns11re lits OtNw it <,8'7. Collection agency located at 401/ Kennedy Rd. Inas immediate post- nolnl available. Successful caudldatse mast bo son -motivated lied have good communication skins, good salary A bones Incentive. For appointment call Miss Penny at 416-297-7077 ext. 368 Bilingual Reception/Administrator $28-30K High profile Markham pharmaceutical company has an opportunity for a well spoken professional. Reporting to the 4-Im'A'a2uk A L"m ed Agency Before and after school arc urgently needed for September in the following school areas: National Sales Manager duties Include •WilhamOunbar •DuRlnsBay kmoo,''1 "w' • Glengrove •Parkside .'-„ hinntS a week fly 600 "Parr voice mail maintenance, booking travel, •St. Elizabeth Seaton •Lester 8Pearson me, lghbom(tde pill • . rh'.-683-stn Excel reports, receptions & VOICe mall 51Patrick's call: 686.4016 hAIT SFRvERS wameb W maintenance. Fa " x your resume t0 -" R "Ike Food Flush In a Pauline. Fax 905-474-1860, Ph:905-474- 9555. a new world at work. www.adecco.ca SUPER INTENDANT Putmons „echoic mmeoMe•.y for 1nm.n oles In ."it h.-,rg aIn . Taomo area No e,p W. _any Waling to tram Salary VIA Opt plus beflefits Pease h, resume to 416599-6061 WI Pat at 41669&Od 7, urrxxn Sam aha 5 p m to ,•, tp'ni T ELEMARKETERS tequred ....,es,,,, :.perenced If -.yh= nut .,m nen Routs �n•�kN Dmus 31 2333 ,;ltrtttte an ass" Gal Tom �• •05426-7874 WAITRESSESIWAITERS. 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Ian rC 4111 No Pftaw PERSON ' Pft1 , We are seeking a ^nature qualified Women's Health Spa individual with Shipping, Order A". Part-time Babysitter. •ewe.. •xPa.wna. Picking and Tow Motor experience. • FMS 'erh Fax. Resume to 905-839-1717 • PeSsoTel Trainer • S•neS reps and Mode. rnNwe. plov"- CZ pari low Aye to work erenlrrpps and wee - E%FERIEMCED EXPERIENCED Lawn man- - ^ehcUn NEED MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS ??? -AIRSTILIST . �•"11•'"• •.m •,•I.�_ io, OPTICAL ASSTS TAN'$ ro In :::;rn A.. n„ Cy. :is resume to tanpower 15 :ur,ertl, recrwLng to, Industrial ass,gnmerrts that :Vph '.A p4pMyttywl% OsAs. ce re7z3.925 w Pena a thin Z": Z_- hour: x: aww, f psmsmo aere,.a AhNt be jO.r-26-6886 iUld keep you working until the next millennium!! Manpower on- , ale la Joe ,ore W wohi ^.ores am ,we- HOME WORREAS NEEDED" ;::flerltl' ha In / openings Durham Region and East Scarborough NEfnLTN • aEAUn Srae ..ds Fa. nwK to 1905 ee3-029c , yop on a �• , :5 the toll assembMrs. Da owing: packagers, warehouse workers and xe•' '^ °e '""•', w.s a 1a ,u. -<w ur w ?wlen +own 100 KepWon and stuamrt S.W me. rdery Positions are available on all three Shins. s0 reliable d t'0A i"e ax,ws Re mom Deeew d W.w Fa tm nItt :�. call :4 h,, kiii :ramPcrtation is a must, along with safety shoes. We also require w 9a4iWro•MW24 AM rH sw, 'ring location Salary beep ' a SIN card and valid photo ID. and work related references. yKr4k OWNER I Ss" Come Nork for the leading statrmg service ! Manpower otters a NNW,'°".rpowtosm� owahm rewA,I W OPERATORS roawred Telephone (905) competitive salary benefit program and paid statuary holidays. P.DW her Chex how, 3 hon am e. w With 02 8 AZ ROYAL FORD /base call Sheila at 905-831-7683 or 905-686 7732 or tax you , w" 109 1GR w proind file LTL ewer and dPrrow P80 er an resume to 905-831-8134 stab Eng IOb preference and salary exotic- a N■ ,+ 9ttSN0 Trucking y LINCOLN utmmno4 slat for ASSN- AJAX Y I1eaf Good ad. Goo Automotive Sales. font Nachr at Ch,,Strm pry- requires I.1 night per son day alOUftdEt►EN treeee beRetits package. We require Two eN-- P7 geode . Irl eve 6 wknds Apple ether ApA LrreS ehCh etM Uma bus person ExMmence 0 pap 9115.6741642 , � ' ° Call Lluea M fele. rep- ep- OMANPOWER Or dorm r �; r m 11 6 -2 4511 0 0 ing deaed iesentatives. Grow - nq dateesMv. Great �w5v. FSE MM VanN IIW. tilt. 2%•t wOtkrtq afrtp4Dher4 Isfulwo Lee 1W7 For interview Call _ Rumm wcun a D.wrr Rick Lanteigne. No I Y CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER II,;,ou M;an-Om"s`e a tw",1 wave rnrelres /:- PART-TIME POSITIONS (tel .2j�• UNIQUE' OPPGRTUAIIY JCjbL .ss,se Its mstidare AVAILABLE v,uclur• eat,^G SERVICE Osrru w ww o cue an Asa PwsN ere her ore N. S15 `lour " l petlwf '•-m:yw-.•.7::.:,.arralw ., a:, .. ,uo .. , ^Iw3 3:.•.•,�. 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Exton Com- Dehory, n. rt datiyerRS a e,- GENEIUL LABORER w.m CaKhucnun <xper,ehta Powe GI ry GYM open ,mol m.dnQnt M F weehads 9 ,,. taE I'M Cal 723 OIn9 sr,hc,d s Pwnpop a licensed Automotive Serivice remm y you on aeoae ear own tours a -= COman Clea, neat ,PPE,"n:, wen VM'K* Lo01mp 10 wet vewl am - 5 P m 10Z Bray Rd PART -',ME Experienced den T t�ciwiician. Prefer GM expyerierloe. t w M *Wdenl NOKIA! Consullam NanLy tldnmes. W the comgaty fa fwurE U,Z Ways as Ds exMrrsma a PIC" .9051427.6277 a -C 'a1 ,ronmtt eaatd 1o, W.1oy IOr: W d (9p5, 4„- , w 1.NOD3SAT Floret fa resume su TELENUKETWG CO I. carts Mttyeh[ 1NEINok nun e ro For r1UI eEl$a Please reply to File iT,4Q3 P Y 0371 er eeaN (9US16B3-2fit ,cos No e,ahwnu EOw� Tfvs Werk, Oshawa Orem do This Week, P.O. Box 481 DI YOM warted m Mint rwwwwers "C' Lala1T 9111 I. = train E.ceRAEn1 pay LIN 15 Oshawa, Ont L1H 713 ad n ore Pcwnp au haw awe 1950 Pe M uW have W Just cuA bonuses my Day f Emma saNs aauee Gras FPAAWG CREW -)ca najte bwlan0 comwn, tQuuor, expo ran Cal (9051-420- ala Yes woe" txpvwr Ct Simms Offitiourunify Pleast bualed rrameg anew sass! 7691 a 1905F72R-t9M. ARuhtw soh MtW haw cam (9O5H38-WSa. De6oe a Hare own ,cock 6 ioas Gr QUALITY ASSURANCE EARN 1200„ SM, SM. a safety boas. waNd first ad cemtHat sun Pus ,-aw Los Caa1 pad for mewrras alts Soon 1905H73-1313 more Ps week ALKRmdltq prodtcN n ft =b d 5g�3222. Few avalaae lI carne NaOwat. Pt4rmnp Lxahm 1 tetsom TECHNICIAN you own Immnotpespawp R wader In the If"., Itis , required ra swopilr- addressed w400 0wdas St to O.PH 6-2x00 St LOW AJAX hmm dub spa fa the nom woboute Were a hardware aw timber MASSAGE THEMMf7, RMT no Dandedate St10111f1 have. W.. Shia 5741. Rd SM. MR- nest Yoga NOW Ta tis e. reudtt rroMaed by r4wom- e.pshertce rcnu,rwl Needed mmmeoytNY PKIr- usaapa On L5K 2Ra. sinmda term own dwm* ret Seo Cal Laura a 42aQtal. er senna ate product knowl•uq edge 0 %case lea resume to • Experience with Plastics Injection you are amxrous a Ispeec am wmrp to worm 19051 427-9!47 Mouldin i fete IWNTENANCE - E nenced sower w on maavemenance This cuud be the riga for you 1Iyq,�� for D"Y T T DO oma` abik • Excellent communication skills ideal 2tit�e time sun a apartment Du uenfos. t You nave s,hes, a n ore hokIng bmwKss. Aid are fa resume t 905.831.9592. Ability to work independently Ge'r Ime see for pumano, ewnncal Arm carpentry work E-oM ma sai- w In 'If �o0dup0Cou"t PreaRMNCy • Computer literacyeNertarY I aY andbelefs Fa ho u he „ I have eAperNnce but ASSISiNNT•rw1 fume K1011 ex0enmce • Post secondary' education and liver, lima• NO aeeep, rw,lfbrrent a to 905.579 -MZ NWfE possess a keen wllhagness 0 lea.. Mark nee%- say Fa resume'. 476-2K- familiarity with ISO 9000 preferable IILAI. Car rtiO,seLL asay many m aw NN .0 N Nos Is,, or -meet- cal 1905) 039 4321 tame Hardware n7 Kegsta 439, s call 4,6.262.4223 PM18Se fax, W Bl118II r8tS1AlI1e may, mrd Mae wIb W Rd. Porting in FQrIrFdBE'ICB f0: yyy,gpt.,py,p,r (9D5) 668-t seta . ""moneySUMTRESSRYIolf, WRR6ER. FOR OSHAWA eo- RECI"IOIHST Required ilei hme7kading m cue M1M Precision Plastics LEd. Virnof Store Wer- WO" Irexassary. cue toms time Peter- fine fpr Ora Surgery Me. Cbrle Laps. Hweee RraoellNs EROTIC LEA1NFa manioc- tum Prchmng needed. agement expe,rtt nieces- Pan PmMn n ng Town Centre. fluent in ante Pbeer mad resume to 92 Chue Fix: (905) 697-175!9 m tequns Sewwg Rk"M dPN".. m's sary Viums knowledge pro- lamedLeave E q p rs equ W CaU t corn ORte 90627 Slow Smith. Suite 104. AID Emig: ...i....,...� fight usttmply wore MW ore message at (4,6) 706.3010 -2483 LIS684 micpreplO eetroveeeoon open minded. Ge 905.831- 6665 YORNwa DELPCW IEMWV OFFICERS requ ed Immeaaf ly tog Pickering a Ful r l yr+IN AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our Phone fines are open 130 Commercial Are., Aiat 1822 Whhes Rd., ipicke I Mon to Fri. hl 8:00 pm. F %inti (Sara Lee-Amberka Pteaa) 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 sal. 9:30 am to 3:00 pea Alm -W "I w -1k peniMwt::el.-f 1100 w -M �e1 Ciaseified Online. Now whore you adtrertise. (low sf leas MeeamltN /lee GMei Mwiry ad Selo* � abo appeal on the inarrnt at your word ad ea E-rniii: tolnpoeefdurheln.n ���w�� Mode. rnNwe. plov"- CZ pari low Aye to work erenlrrpps and wee - E%FERIEMCED EXPERIENCED Lawn man- NM,NO1,m.��m�ed� uBy pppp bWy N'E''( IgYfM101d 7 Qp- kends GII Ia 161 :45-5762. Fa 416.745-4267 daycare pn1. fawKe Personnel Tlanstior- 9 JUam waYkdays Family "der. required m cork fe. tation required Apply all nit 16 yr Od mulOfundi- nae and agtt Whoa. 8% � dry-F,day. San-5pm a K4g• Capped. incontinent gut SEWING MACHINIT anenmrng Paksse sch e west Landscape 728-0977 finding personal hy0wle OPrRATOROReferences required own dreesrp, weag S hwdlU- Clean. modem mfg pl ca Shoal Pont , Spears EXFERNNCED sair4e son m 1gIN Sime lgm rune- keeptg +ns rangy waves Ionated In Plplsxg, h ANx Cal 905-428-2911. a days 416-319.5458 loorc,se equipment for PGk- fa scftod $eros caps rate . pace work bon 'ring location Salary beep WN peau (9MFEIE-tip p� � �r� CIVIL on exMrwnce call 19051 281- NAIL TECHNICIAN IM11.1or in"nal,laawe. HELP WANTM 9856 a fax mom (9051 281- roawred Telephone (905) Call Carmen H.ng fue 8247 516-3558 a la. resume 10 ("S) a Time Mon.. - Fra Sart-bpm Cana FABRIC STORE resorts pal- 1905) 576166, � ewer and dPrrow P80 er an time and lull -time help EA NOW MIRING, SUIWAY SANDWICHES it1Ne working twtey ribs pefte9051611.522233nce 'y Please slat for ASSN- AJAX two PhIsChOd cal font Nachr at Ch,,Strm pry- requires I.1 night per son day gift n our home Location; PART IM wet Staff ad pan ire Split shit to sten Fax rsume 10 905.839.8273 P7 geode . Irl eve 6 wknds Apple ether ApA LrreS ehCh etM Uma bus person ExMmence 0 pap 9115.6741642 Ipcahon hon -Fr. Bent -Son Itol°Fp7.3xta. pp etched ply m tenon 325 Westney S Ape AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our Phone fines are open 130 Commercial Are., Aiat 1822 Whhes Rd., ipicke I Mon to Fri. hl 8:00 pm. F %inti (Sara Lee-Amberka Pteaa) 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 sal. 9:30 am to 3:00 pea Alm -W "I w -1k peniMwt::el.-f 1100 w -M �e1 Ciaseified Online. Now whore you adtrertise. (low sf leas MeeamltN /lee GMei Mwiry ad Selo* � abo appeal on the inarrnt at your word ad ea E-rniii: tolnpoeefdurheln.n ���w�� AIP 9NpE NII 1E I ADVERTNER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August Ilk 1999 ONIMItBy OMIaFMyF o.rrwA•.wlek DaVReeaAwWak Maar �.1Y11 ANX�i wafer r © o w err 6tY wlaY � MAIM Nan ASSISTANT IDS Canada is looking for an energetic andW1,191 to assist in the Accounting j,. Driatirtment. Candidates skoutd fie welt educated in Accounting Practices and ha Ere a minimum 3 years Rookket7ring 7experence. KnouVedRe of MitrovnR AMlications is a necessity. ti Please submit resumes to: iDS Canada 1730 McPherson Court M7 Pickering, Li W 3E6 or fax to: 905-420-21401 M4W , ACCOUNTING CLERK 1 A Set, IV 1 "`Sitebe 1 " for !V1id-size 11'hitbN sem, 1, ANTIOUES7111feeldelyl 4b eornpaTn•. Experienced with ACCPac plus, excel, and word. Duties include Ai R, A!P, and general office duties. Fax resume to (905)668-3620. 9 omsr$'nL•` 2L W mweU I -• I vs f19B 7 u0. rah - Ip. now and oleo Co. OPwaMd washms and I dooms at IoW picas New I caro nAlrte Irmas $480 am UD, row 3U'nn cluck aro wNWM ft30 Wide x w.6on d WW new, and used appllMcef Call us bdavI NC CREW- I Stephe"MY" S Appuntes. Saks. sowx. palls 151 EVIEN BANKRUPT Bruce S`=9051 5'6- '448 well site www ou,nan- man romselplwlsas Our n -d Bill GARAGE alio, rapers, broken springs. [able: room, option. 576 1800 els Installed Twinge. s49% 416.336-0073 lKIIIII Sella HIMINAgmes f 4f�1] Saks HelWAgeas 1 0anl a 1 1 R.M lar sw LAKE ONTARIO Waters -I ROOM FOR RENT Dunpaluw G'am,e751ale:Mar clean, bit ht home life Old oak doors 8 Iron 9 ,mo Sea wall will Pr Short Term uoIf re0ace Rate property mways vauUolr nsanl available Offered at 5429.000 Agents y ��nr�aFhaFeFwl w"sane 3% (905)-663.5589 free' Putclusmp ruo,q. es. add elowouT A,,, r.,11p 1 v no Pavm"r.'a •nen $lywk maP ' ,,nos w1somf amt0ue com. 1 Atldrwbrl ems. Ino limit to value on. 1:0eredl. collechaa of and I ,. Qualities or sn" an- i A AUTO- Cars vutks TA 11ue nems Specal Immest In aUn We Day up to SIO.000 MgNcmll potkry lit try to re Cash on Lie Spm Any Cmdi 'Pia to all pumas Roben nm airy year Call us any- R:7wen Mnglrs- Brodkin. time. 211 hours. 7 ddaAyyss 3n 10olio 9051655-8019 . 51242 mIn urvta 9056B65W3 m 905-7065231 BUYINGANTIQUE and td GSM FON CANSI We Dur �eclable conkers mclgalp used venek5 Veb¢Ies mm, oklr at Bev Nest in ow" ome M G9 Henry Kahn. Kahn TIeS � Cbe 9B �ty St5 AD AUTO SALES AP. a MUF WANTED - NOT a rlFS Ma boo nlnky boo cars n $ TTrucksr*odr, of rr "to MICks la '"Olm tan Cam 263-2661 • Davcsre Aralrpr I St4 ererKrgs sip 1983 GMC 1.7 Ion. 8 cyhrd, ;hChaes uV a now Ines. A• DAYCARE PROVIDER lid' COMPUTER FACTORY ',-DO 62 401 d Whiles Rd. elowouT A,,, r.,11p 1 v no Pavm"r.'a •nen $lywk maP ' suit a working ME OSHAWA 3 bdrm. 3 bath. professional namwom umms, I.."Nd 420-0042 ban, w: Hcutn,uh, ".., I. Yang NORTH WHITBY 3 ir,w� slgdpposeep sl ss o0 r' LIVERPOOIIMYLV- For )-n3' 8. noshed basement tedmoum. NO QUALIFYING- Oshawa. sun employed male Share Owned Dandymama special kitchen and bath with 1 other f;6.900 or BUNGALOW with Sepirae entrance. $366 polm0al m -law apanmem month Immedate GII 5149.900 LOIN downpaYymmt :905)8370538 GO Frank 432-2000 OTace W59 liI Service ROOM FOR RENT NORTH OSHAWA. BACKING WMUmonihh ;INTO CAMP SAMW 2 car Parking, snare wasnroom oala0r 3-Ixnmum. 2-112 • Ahem a Sheppard area nathrooms. gas Ilreplace. RPItHrhCeM reputed. clean. u w Ibme lin quiet re^err non-smoker aelened � fort $196,000 Call Avmlable immediately WSM23-11161 ^ ., nav[aie Ce'Yr�.enr amp :p Inow a err 6 elowouT A,,, r.,11p 1 v no Pavm"r.'a •nen $lywk maP ' PAY TOP CASN FOR: Ant It ,) Porcelain i'hr- 4 -3506 ask In, Jim 1911 GMC S/5 eromftd cab AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, Whd": API Rmlmnp. sva a Coos carveled newt, Pa.. A UNSEATMLI OfA - F'pM • Call 50 9-55454 Ir3Vt narss:IL'r NORTH WHITBY 3 ouMpor actm� •s Meas ala snacks Red 35C V Waded pointer arta norm nth. $;iverwar¢. Jewek Y X10 Coins. Stampps. Ins of nines and Wls d rus: ad. wIm dere Dud. SSOO down Own ypu rnm / w'a�OW Wieminl b 15th Id , 'Ods an Cline ,e acNmAs am ... meas a Rectippl1s Hwra2 poem ST 42-.,Z 1 nae. free scanrwr. delivery Fee sea er. del ala soup 1.800.515.5545 ComltS. tams. Old Goof wlapp. carnprq m Darts truck Bars good SBUr . in W cl s11o0Diig. >n dw0es omnh10e0. INSV s feperred. no pets. I- home, lading a 569.9111 ca- Into W Yw man W1 OAC W59 I s"Wed •r•,ewues 3 Wins 1400 N :^ macs arc m moors Pakyer polo 6 Fetords. VIO Tpys. Old a Desi ontt as a Gp (905, IkdEI 5700 2-b eoroom.": 211 his hag mcom Maws a pen Howe Ser A Sun 1 4pv120 n fen Cerm- "MCH,WHITES Rd comps. COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pio- Post card cdkcton 434-8738 3615 3namm SEW Col gos-na-1069 tit 271 Loeb rel Baer 1WR Rw Elute HX Ccnayn Its August 21- 79 I D4prpum, AuOuwl 1e- �" w arse 21 a n. 1121 Lalaoo 'a aadWluul. w,aod Ooaag v ,c iii, "km aoM. Taal : Jody untie. ,n hcefKm rum starter stem $429 Pmaum laplrW $. 44 Z:L3MRt Private Collector •990 fOfap RR LAGER e.TrnJ (905430-0134 Awlb RISMW Sap6 nkduOArp IaIB were' AJAX PICKERING mule to L,vrng alio amnp room PIC �IrFadrDpdk aC Oman 10 hoof aged 6am6pn. rmemm Un'" $699 loaded 1005) 430-3385 ,..I Cab 29L. 6 cylm,de, 5 .m m "Al marmamed.e.. n KI)41TTING ,m Brad To Rckennp $4r�r ppetr mnmm AMOLUTELY ASTOUNDING M"g x 8 J Dd beach, fancy nf0^ awml aeadi. bright snarl apart - on Wet °°��7uble past- 5188.980 CA1579-5577 OPEN, HOUSE tuN a Summer On I. 35UMHt system $BBB We Wce dap apes mod ah- 32 % 3z Ria arve. SaE mo- 4rod celknl condition. ped finer pods udmes ,Lx::; ]85-8l61 a morm,s Fr« flim owl: J I I �•�.m SoSerrpt n-smoFer Sa50 Lack Jrm suoday Aug 22 ealu-ij Grim House ors 19051.837-2573 cu" replies 19 0516 55-3 6 61 WANTED - UTILITY SHED a"a toil bee ir,clWeo gya,p CIENTRM. OaNtera. urge 2 a nr`uu 6M $550"rrown You rpa•1 p Claw w x.000 1. 2. a S BEDROOM rgnwp o s1a7u-Kos With,. w:o to wrap around HOME '-• LAKE avaUOk CRIB, tNN Wool. ��VM oak Al",s, lir m Boon sha ,qn5, p" 54.900 l.aB 135-0118 3 Dvn,rxrm apanmr"nos avid cow . •f OMkti deck 3 berm den with fire - CIA a Vac Furnahm -ate. Wmtev"1 pte"S' I`mh 4 VUrs .ad ors, dim ' ` 195] FORD EXPLORER x.' able In weumau,,armka i rpa OtnI wear Gam M Nokia CaIrAwB Ira eaatpad a ekan C01TN- p m 22 sin. swndoi , • 1 eN 1 vlace bJsme'n dh waMud . M",..a 9051472 8%36 Asp .annus hu,.Wj Ana. .away SM krtwed arram- who, win blue Iof ij, 1.r�. aPlding L'IOSe b aY amerwlp Bn4r, RaAN Ftlw Eetatt b- X19. DOelNg. NUMi blAdr 5197.900 19051668 1at5 LO IN NURTURING car- br arra mere M., 831- , 1 Mia "m cnmotion Iowa: iW000kms f11 Pleas ran 19051723-0977 9 7pm ABA DASA OU .r-�t I., c1 •ko lob S3 F, ... mrpnt n,ce nfWly yOMF Dim. O$Ibm pall- limon. IpnnNas •'e in a Cali ••aoo� ar:mr 2565 smoking rmom 905-42e- 1744 g0O Cm',. hr•' Li111905)Ij8-Q'L3p am You m ,.,•An••,r tuwrrhdrre. space 0.n nyumM ►ETERBOROUGII TRIPLEX '- sears "gN:umu L :e: COSTOMCRAFT interiors ATTENTION :".:•. Dholoord- ^,4th olLllpA 427-M7 DOWNTOWN WHITBY T a lou must ryYt a orMa - 6 rnI0r41M Ina Al"- Ur a pawolEd Oka 6 488 Rarke, A,, Very wdl kept furl, Incline '.•aces avaade U.k,fmN stark hp,��nanon furMun. pnms Nculplu s. Pone,, IS. GA1G lnM woe Pak- a ted:a,m .n E k. ve $w!n hR,.la°s, mum Income. $27.900 Rea E m mgPppo fyy Ehy 2 a Brack SB(IG•mp. Groh (9051. Imams $19.00UTn 588.00 tl 6I%. ..•tx VaughanWnurd P S 7 SI IS- impot,' PkiSe umPS. ac:wa acCe6sorles Carper rill ends remnants C Uhve wouk4wis piridwg high OR ts• ami to tome d w rcuck ala ofl 360 re pun m,1k Darts. 1 50M nam. akar A rn dodM Avaade Sap Est salable creat. My serwa I'ae 10 vO1 Call 686-1234 own aro Imo br Iwane $186.980 Reemrq GB No'. ,llaura r905i 4246855 uarc mill Inas. aaptry tracks Dior gparxden Space Su blame owl adlauu win ,ka0r,s 1lsMr1g 51300. 905579-0321 (9051669-�IW9 Km Co w. ColOwdl Bawer RETAIL OFFICE Space. 1200 OFFICE mar 19051-b8;iJ122 MOTHER OF 3 rth f0 years " Cost 19 5+lncoe S %&4th D,gmTmw gdt Show Seo4embw t2 fib' MQ TRUCK OSHAwA urge. (9051 728-9171 Kt. worn ppacxkk op. large spna0e f99Y PICNERIMG. - x «,:t r daycare has 1-600-84"275 -Me 996655 ( 432.1029 - fess dodge Ram 150" �pnn rporn dean < "emmm dip Ist'lst Rererenc"a A116 S BEDROOM bwpaidw 71" sit" ^"' 9054048217 JOHN BODOT •Sw,!nnnx,: for tilt Infant to DOORS - 34,& aowm Th w w • NI M 4.4 loaded .In ,tpr EST Pleoe uauo garage w back see our SUW d err Art Woodwdtn9 21110 spit emra Sc"od we tont was wtt l PUrsm1 555 ;X 3260 vn 11 tuwNr VENDORS ra Yd la wetloa LL Coon. Dap Mw hit- den mien 111.000 kms aN 905576-0418 Sew 430Dm 0, 905,26345" Tad 51100 per month pus E C4eM9ts ,rge Ianms 6 flitter Mam Les,m B ..a a2B-9950 lire mJtaOr a $IT 00 each 434-24.5 Nod) can ;now a CQurlia fwd MA:-' Seaembm 18th aro $19.500 (MfIH26a0.5 WESTNEYHWY 02 ,ISO umfts No pets Maobk September 19051523.3562 gem l,.11 earNT and WKory oWer, '.1,•na am Its SNllkr HeID Skdwc HtaP• shalh ICT YOUR AVERAGE nnme FUTONS. MATTRESSES. 1 1905Mr}3191 Ewa �' 4nendante 6000 per reekera Cog fSO. Ci ... .,, rMo SW new Ixth A UNSEATMLI OfA - F'pM 1 SIOROOM Ir .�, .. dig" 1p .••..• e.t MJupu'tu One 2pc battle. 9 appliances. RJTMEMGEN .r.: Scum ar'N• (.'a.c•:rm t•• ... . .:,m- kernup Bean aJgs $n'.r5 Rn1r[wm Slides Baby rmmlwe 'we 905/1351024 1 Y•rrI 4 Arve tru �r f rrsuk UrDrd, r' ataaga. 7 XI PC bath 2 OF parriig SSOO down Own ypu rnm ... .. AUG 28- 511! 4 5600 985 w'a�OW Wieminl b 15th Id ALBION HILLS INDUSTRIES Twene' FLF inn. %k Brats Narrws we Sun- iww :rA•.c.Jftd, d JOM STREET Dpn F1ep 7 bed, u. c War- °D °a" bRWq $ep 1s, home, lading a 569.9111 ca- Into W Yw man W1 OAC W59 win se"1dm Wwd apeenlwn Imnac uta $249900 OAW bland .,ei4 0eckup 16 • N d0 $5.996 DackWk :^ macs arc m moors Pakyer polo 6 p k,rCed aro and y '9% AFROSTM Spnr• f1 ia0'mo 19051-1131.2210 211 his hag mcom Maws MLSM 0,0"Wor Falls pen Howe Ser A Sun 1 requires moke 1nl ng Smoke home '!t I Span aaack for I ,ra'nmm. Thr Beg 0rakry a toy Lowest Pres m DurhFnl I Ca.p.w Cams owe•<n ",da pw IT a•. nun BACHELOR 8 TWO bedroom gos-na-1069 tit 271 Loeb rel Baer 1WR Rw Elute HX Ccnayn Its August 21- 79 I D4prpum, AuOuwl 1e- �" w arse 21 a n. 1121 Lalaoo AZ Drivers 7 war lib sunmp Sap em. From arc afre" m :rock C3MOU•FR ed aw buck 5'0.500 aWnmW s inn DeJUMd ac"" D"'b^g Aral Oa Ill Awlb RISMW Sap6 nkduOArp IaIB were' a m11/ deows. 19051424 2 yrs- U.S. TL exp. Der Not Harwood Nmypty aromas mar 905Nzr- 711G• Sck . w "wits Co- pack b wad IPfis tIT. Ivy . Km :u^. OB0 lUrw nes- %IV Sow lM AWIB66 SYwmam A Rosstero. DNA- AMOLUTELY ASTOUNDING M"g x 8 J Dd beach, fancy nf0^ awml aeadi. 76531117051651-3125 Home Eve Weekend Every ion Fu furmMa. 466 A,^�L�$t w 32 % 3z Ria arve. SaE mo- 4rod ,9M ASTIq IAN. D�... a we Can (905)723-1003 a (9M) 7111-4966 a morm,s Fr« flim owl: J moa rwyy ,.1177 -eel -2550 A PERFECT FAIRLY rx .Inr Satellite Dispatched PICKENING Beaty aa1N. Os"awa I iJJa- ORW (Acmes flan scan a SM New Irnm wart S ' �. wy�c,. Y6. au and rY linea •,n 08NAMA YTS Bachelor 1 nr`uu 6M $550"rrown You rpa•1 p Claw w x.000 1. 2. a S BEDROOM rgnwp TOwNXOAIF ooryeo a 1753 ,ail NO NYC lw+!g J+r•.r, ,R ,nnnlns to 12 r1J, lily oul. "� The OSharra Ccr4rtl 7' ode. 1 lard cAsd. r,00ws l?"- . Creole.dlb.e g"II a 1 aNlkrwFb • IIaF cow . on beendul Purdy Low rare �0CII -n Nam ONr a in$ man 1 2 No SIF Seaton P Meed Dadyard lira Calif ela nay Rml, GDLLIE EDIMMENT dig alit. Ilreep. 56k mo0e. 5615 be. t7 .ndl luppipe ,sA1YMAp Doe, ns' - ne. n to 0raaws acm.m am Par aNe arm p+,W uwmfy a BYtwI1Q 1te It 1905 W1- i rpa OtnI wear Gam M Nokia CaIrAwB Ira eaatpad a ekan C01TN- p m 22 sin. swndoi h tied large Ded0, 5 JppAWICa. 9 •.wc. int a s1Yaa Ewa v algaar cryo am" ,•,. Iapc .away SM krtwed arram- rorranm. +maig 5159x 11814 0r BeAarb 112 a e3 Bn4r, RaAN Ftlw Eetatt b- X19. DOelNg. NUMi blAdr emnrar AIF NeabM aplag Competitive Rates Pe An! Pro Ao CRR aehfwd Non- mQ,a J YRe n. saw a00D M 4" STawms from sit Fz�.�'r°rrpl 40 an]an Ot 1805Fsn-0A25 Fora 1 M (9051 7691u yOMF Dim. O$Ibm pall- limon. IpnnNas �I"g $12e 900 lure Benefit Packa a aY� smoking rmom 905-42e- 1744 %". ,at a 112 � $199. Rkaa cap 905-69r- CPU 'a � IId labwee 5291 Moan i 1 Trek, Pond �An OSMRwII- B -AOM. Fpaciwus SSWMA ReawMIV Dol and t firm-, 2 -sourly. 3 bt-mb kotten. bNbCws a fore IRM Just map toewh. �saa 7235031 Paid Weekly -D irect Vepo51t ^,4th olLllpA 427-M7 3018 Uopl Ca gAw, 1905Np4Y15 s enarM nn� D'" oedroom ata bcanm �► ,°w per- law Mm, a boo. and enptt 1 Cw1r0tA M KLWIE Jane E F F. am Agin St7L1p WM ow 4343670 Mop 5240 1137-An6 Adn od, I,o wtM fo rarp 3Dawyar0 pplwiteS ]U oar. Atw RpMw" Cp re0. F Call Bryan (9D$)70fi-2$96 p•r,wrcr nm iurnna, sruars WlF Clgst w and MNwe S905-70 1993 RO :AW000 �- .. gay non-Farwkfrmo lief, �Nea Dwtewnl. maN bodes 1.800a6s91M and Thurs as prermum pad. expert msallahon. 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MIND i I argy C1met b AW CO aura Mea Its 6 MWft Kmn5a1 (905) 725-0196. bland .,ei4 0eckup 16 • N d0 $5.996 DackWk haemo wow mater S+"J 6 ppaertry dor! r�ap. .,, d. Iw10ows awn erMratcl. ialtieil. A•lpa. aaM p k,rCed aro and y df0wq po0raoii [pw 1awdEr Clip Ayaly Prom zrw rwwrc .No avWble 428 Sahni O 1 • r Sell Sea Syron mar,�,v maul w kw 2 sdnrs Miro .I+hn MrM 6711000 �9e "w"w ANo+el 7aM gen 6 oak sfawldlw 1°i7eA00 k-DwA (Oi s)"6 m • Dlhyeeew Aa•1rY ••e9 w pR„C 'Rowan- ,.,,ng fso NIM wow"Mn.aS mw Ate ,-804 6pMIR utwar. dun a'..�s. ' 'Kited m elNhtlCA19061M7 tsar •�- Ke 1Dw111t Iwlpl NANDsAMaIKam CLOCKS Biu b scrod lope it" Cal- a aM.,.,.- q� Apartmmt A.aM01e Seplem• Ba' tg Induces wygNr pry. • 1 1 _ orricT Oy 6a'. isV C,as On alt pan05 lira kby- t RMNpd6•Y m,m oWoft" LlaOo Binge- "WRING 1 6edr00M ntwL RE 606dTED 3 balR MIXESTATES FROM ACROSS CANADA MkC110nd Arwm cu' piton NRNKT Y %%ACEI "and/ 1 n POSMS64M1 ftAxmmn Jo+•iwA Once. Muse `r. Iia ks .n Ceewr A PERFECT FAIRLY rx .Inr thug pnet New ag4W low omg Ib"oLphm Jrd eatarwlw prapgm w Sales tie•nct New .n,orlwR mak J:n�•e' carp n0 YOU SWCwN. Carwn pM�tY 1p 1 au erdVrd isw W'"'f 595,1 mo uW 1W twd !m0P I•,,,:w ur,,,c b. +r 4'fH ANtA AUCTION Opo thick Push. hail rrbm Moto For 3 rooms a11Y '" aww as a rmwd•ee vwabon dM..e kwr4m Idea, Wag, GOkDFN RF'91FV!A ,.,..s ✓:•"." "•`a• JfNTKS 010Q ew"Pwe. thaw dick Fos a Int a *W raw cal, aEo f' D51.6a"12 3 bmoom. 'or_pm. CONSIGNMENTS „ ALIGR, 23, AT 7:00 PM (PREVIEW 6:00 THE OSHAWA e1wMn SOP6677 up Fm 1.,,, okwhn, " m sww7 �and� �w0 r0prd DuaalM. arhWN". 401/p� 4 apyrhar, Fa18M7 Aa6f. 3 beaban blew umr. Immoral. MRae wwf poll. in stork r mads. vdvo BMW VW Audi wESTNlTIRewmn.r«,that in ,3 '"'Nw'e r`�' Rw a- �eyy SO D�pf ►mry g05yb ;y 'o+W O°°w" (Sul cSb M11 mmkilK Stanwood. led- •' lar pew- C01,mv alagMow AM dejMiI ISQ. pnvFM rad. come b beach Rdw Fa Rdp AND ESTATES WANTED BM 1.0$ala Mo ee swop Mwr IMkrwlt MM em serve„• S.wpum wit« +wn.me lien :� darc.c apo ma i4a Iwnt'r1 1•r.)Id P SwIwwFli awl •krNn F10rt. lot. rew CNCCOIATE die :.,1pwA awouwr h„. rano win tMITF IMaVFI TRAKM Drep TE Ir'Ke ,Mi. rana'Km mow w Dnwr Adults wd�ir nronlMY (s05l4776095 a Naos OOSi-579-3706 (OD5b Low tommltis,oC,. Saks Ttl 6f43]t0 f.neckf .a, d. De1ws +rekorrw rtiw- fJ98 goy avw WM $249 siRYa6M am" boa. r,+1a'l• n vol 19 eMrr.c pip PAM sMv1 ygmi ' lie AT amac �iwd Sep Ef 1MOIMp a 190SM68-6980 I a Drwa6kaewwt a0Yn1enit Text ^,4th olLllpA 427-M7 a of 7th and iS66 laOe Alves M dwdmt ropy 510Ma•w 1 Map Ca' ND51 s enarM nn� b MDkY PdS X5)-QOlms y N 1 AFFORD TO � M DATUM NmuK i -awe, am Agin St7L1p WM ow 4343670 Mop 5240 1137-An6 G0 Pooh 2-ndioom f F s9 SikRGf DR Dr Saler �y TLw& GIVEN by a Chia- ammo,-acuwrws e. -Mar F1M.teM 126 SIMM SIS S905-70 848 3-ramm $gag Avail able Oct ts, Cae 693-5322. PICKERING. ..•an I per. note A � Mg Amw eMy. as 500 bar Im'hM meaLOVING ll nape and Thurs as prermum pad. expert msallahon. IAM, thaw. 6.01: a I. -W 'uu .4 OM17231043 MGIISH SMISGER 0AW 0611.7 Morin BHm Spa Rip tick" a ereg 3.1 x. •,,,r- ,ownnouse GM. wN,bv 2600 "ft . . CCA OeAwoor It p•• "1� a .Me put room Jpse to aFurtlwm p•+wrwr aFwrwd 2 bele- BW% M Large 01wAs hwsd P m. Antl%A fur' NIMOYg00 FLOOMIMG al eWed ..ems r "JM Medial MN-tmoen roams. awam mita Maty- Fad knelwek a niture. ippluenCt3 mak rnpn-Telnpk4' moa, GYJ* R." 3-17fA1rJ- A r •r OOdeC •ai a dew •laws i► '491 CJTTEa a rtivc bo 14 par Cad (m,E-d ?4w am pwu% dlNdMd 6Md- SuwAmg d•m L/R. low , days Cook w.w 15W, eu ,ul.ewee or slareaea oeeaweF etc Owner Kia" 9p547f•397r -M I 'tL Belw, wuluq .ewd "G Nis a r- Mdbwr abwet. sr. s,.b0 a I903FMF-Ii54 ewd AualMlt Sep 5 wkMoa wOWaaed arts v oDerMor Me1M a Mp dwrr w66 wawFd f3Tt1 Daerla aha AwX w. wCNws 3 r 4w MpRr OSIMwA WEST 4Pj us am Is; 1 Bwprn saswaY,aNtM�ewo a•• Iw 1116-,pG Rile Trac Naw. iter. Nil Mw w AREA OEafY 2 Wdo. AN t� qui � �aF MYLES KING or thea. Dag 1905 `isd9- Nowa. aInt $930 WMyF x/smm,m pain pomp, ml TawMODU - 3 BEOMOOM. Aug 22.2+0" AUCTIONS 7 GREY .000TEILS ,,.,• -508 Atawwpap SS1Q! /ipaaiwp A751 !OF y F S�pI nw Fu,aMe :�Ir +�iwad�'rIW c w n tEOMEEN CUES.. BowwMl- 4aO1N 11RA4:11I11G IIi167ALLEMf 1 1 Ila F iarig 33 Hall St. yye�ars ad 7 -.o«. 19'•IS Awa, Mp• gacy .p. CAN4 lop. A Cam 9DSIrwa19t eidaa M •wiYwiip 1906) GOhi va, ' �' 4rMlrs. iaa••w ,Ra a e'1:,.,exw Sf50 P• NFw .-thy 19C i' -R3 _ FIOUtGLASS Da•GM7 by 834v70 wNe 3 bedroom 2 seals EstMWiehsd in arts tawwa "low 90l- o10 cam •'.. 2 %Vnwm r,,, v�,: 5a,m a1905KK]In �mN ',.sled usaetM. gl. 8311558 0' kp 1wm1a ea Con ore ed mp as 1ww wit dr. QQW N" ; are, Rw RETMfD . olid �o An aggrra+rvt �4 rapl tl� Ali aTakiJag 300 SACMkA 5825 Car de lid uemw New .war am ors Askong 6400 d e o lie wmats canal 11� S'25,500 Cr WdNo6Fg ogu 1960 2 P"GkL mad"Ne 111 Fat. OFetw 14161-rJ6-eM5 amN 0r1�rnel al ere ryl Ogg yw, sur' 9osi c!5- s aamm apeeewle 7255751 company which has just recently sca146ued r -u ,mmCy cow v mr.ed NOV" f1UE wand 4nINa sael fiew+d 'N" „'• C41 IeM 0.Teew t f�ed•c p 504s.Ma w , ra tmmmm 723-0501 a 20 Vtu "Fr71e6i1llle A ret'la'lealt" w'llal Awl f5dg tadn Contst M n ,„o a ouwil 4 Wta a 36500 7x3 -r0, 9. aaeetslvswe tion S3 JI; R - .,n s' •gg Sow $155 041 4i1951p -Y Awoka,Ftr Itl1 t0a lel �n Parking "E\BRID(:F." r(rrn.umcn (diel ra nw s. s 2 baa Fur 'O 11 J"bn'"l' S 5A 9016 ha Dn Parkiin Booty At 'fillAut•ona roR SALE UWUU wMap M 5 rdbw ONSM S $110 TMS MONTE Calton war tCgU1rC.. Quilltird r-r„llraLUleg Iltlstallen Art art• 5400 eaN EsM• a up NIt10ewd pmts 5725 1969 a w• -,• ,,• SPACIOUS reW.M.W 2 W"•ThAnGN905697-3e117 M pe soya tweed A NAN Dow ..„:.ml° �prsiy x BEDROOM ,•:r 1.l porn apF MM a 900 and Service TechnMtans for HVAC Mm �, i•HFpMrW MF a ,Mn roe•, 3195 Table A awn $4 aliaagUMV ire an dl- 'M1e - -D'"ora ane am r St Soar .r $ aaier Adbpe and "Wen eomerns auction r Cglllpnitnl. (yeti Round N•lwk1. .Vaw Inde 5725 1, f55 a'r9os1-417-apo ane, r Atl n'"J` "fie wad -m caMw. awn pa.gwftw - Must have 5 vrtars ex race $ Annw. awe a F.0 am tarts by °" die 9E6 s.v 234 -r r, pm a Cods b wdw0lt Nap��IOM SfdtI1)E LNIQiAT �� 'M TOYOTA TERCEL 7&211 amp canoe. GO 91ron l7ae- 2 FURNISHED SrMnO Mal,txlon estate arse �.mers AOpilances an. S -o 2 be Saw Chair 9% I�1.4 Oa�im 14" .2. rep O'er emalw IW onAmtw Col nil -am 100ms t10W cured ,^,I= Cnlna ;aoaneL aribque oak Dunel. StTld T'GNIB81Bt heTMe .7 .-1ut,ILCt 14)x. aFbp - we" rk10M ti.;nk e00/ Sul k,c"M ure ay. HL/ CUDDOihl. in chill Iran led woftus. wasn• Pim F1arLN Inc. s'11.900 YNy nn0tt aNM' wink $1400 a a our 905 nt1c -pa= end 81 gam, excelierlt BnwnNrick 5 a 10 SMn Pod Mae w/2 9 PIECE aa16B7.357T 1168 OSHAWA "wBdaa• e39 M79 f" " Sets Ivory balls. MW round cherry ease table and 285 Blear Soret Ne+t OAK DINING Large 2 a 3 BIR Inns. " "taC rs. sofas. bedroom am Inning room furniture. 056awa (� L1H 71.1 NEMLY NEW mlie aware 1888 EAGLE PNEMIEI E t. IOum softs wo,w Nod >° mew asor.uFb Like new al: ong,n,l Uhnhes included Easy AJAN nnhislgd room to Clwn D76sslatk dodo, anbpue wooden et Chest. oak n/e baoea good ueryt KCess t0 stnoolS. home Includes Ca M. 1Am- meOtHe 1 Of AlteWi•r Ed NUUYe Butler huTth, table. 4 w Goubke ped "Jere waw.A pu .wit Wit SW. Pattern area rugs. chars 2 am Claus. f1 0 book as had roar0 � .9D512MO l K snow For able call m'�11 painting -Suite "'da am dle win macftm. wash basion ser. old toys in boaets. Good conagon 9o5•g3-1649 CaNDago• 416-372-0623 wMr 6o m 19M FORD AfROSTAX, 7 W e, mor ,err 54500 b Alw models mluuooxxpp test Cad la than ds oqn) v e. pier auto Ws Wb a "'a 4 door. 1 Baht lop. 2 IFI- 4k Na1p Oslwa IOcappn, M (985 721-6741 nm smpMer ArMI wwdd S40Wmo 151Ato (9051127- 6932 WB faille. prNla, qry a folk an. garden, tools. m60. 5 110 h. Wier. der gas layer mower. Scroll saw. 91M china. hundreds of mlefesMg and coUse able etYe f675 u - wa 55e!pQll-- oak Also xnm0 wumill MkK0U7 BAST MNT apart PMO TECHNICIAN ave wo. C Alai lmmd $150rmo r idd isiAasl No f4, •„ming rewo's and pct. o o t9e� : �ncan Can- lueiMa $4WD oto GII (SyfS. a exp.) used 2 Yeas 5250. Pidterag It6822.9369 mwn. valeyta ol/Fea area 2 urge beaoonns 4wegl emission leska ASMp f5.5DD. 1905172 3-7 50 7 items. Peru IIs. t61MTer. 2-eaadan waMgM. I wo 1990 Frm,uoe ommaro pioarlde comwubm lin A n,alles cppxroWddsels Also damn• (905)728-1 td7 aura Mea Its 6 MWft Kmn5a1 (905) 725-0196. a (9051M5.3759 rwrp mm Mh eglsMu Wwl 4 a RBrrV 524-T7i3 MMI-�•aiT•{ l9U�CKo ha Fax !05 i31 4763 . Prom zrw rwwrc .No Cam 905121-7631 Si11 TMN CWV wmla 31 1 VG on ilii "tiles Q stens ofd sur In weu Quiet building. Ali Swo f OODhIOrN unJnMdNe Sung • 1 Ahassfw MB4 eD1a618A1 8•hViGt a dnhary - . • Dlhyeeew Aa•1rY $1800 SaVboerd wo- 8e AEMr ro IRO me am a-FINANCE conartlbned ARPUMM. and br Wins btgan0y WAIN DI•Maa• Parking dNa• feutF y CMWJS. Ido fee.. MMrg svo0e'kmNNNt. he*" Sep. Ea. 905655 1y Merron or T wih 6234715 AUK• I DEorraOm bastrrM CARD" MO. wrought Iron. wing S w stable 3 San t child s wade cam �j05E430-683, NANDsAMaIKam CLOCKS Biu b scrod lope tomb. die Ds pp dip 10 Oat 54.250 OBO Ix re 440' Apartmmt A.aM01e Seplem• Ba' tg Induces wygNr pry. 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WEDNESDAY EUMON, August IS, 1999 SCOREBOARD AUGUST 18. 1999 -- - - NCKERpG RECRE/sT10NAL soFTaAu AsfocuTK7N a6ETTS FASTOALL LEAGUE STANDINGS (as of Aug 6) left GW L T PTS Dudfa,n OrthaoWc 14 14 C C 78 Knp RKha,d Ptsb 15 7 7 115 910~s Bar A Gnll 12 7 a 1 15 Loral Star Cal• 14 6 7 t 193 Tudor Am Pup 12 6 5 1 13 MIK S T S Gr II apc 14 5 9 0 10 .L eayly's 14 1 13 0 2 �, PICKERING SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION MIN BOYS' SEORT-BALL STANDINGS As et JWy 29 i TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL 4 P"cAenn9 Men's SIO PRcn 12 9 � 2 20 933 - - RMA 12 4 3 5 13 542 35 0.0 Home Improuernents 02 3 3 6 12 500 4 w Tnnt Ekwtw 12 4 5 3 11 .456 45 L&Wea Yang Ltd 12 4 6 2 10 .417 5 Florence Bens • Rw6er 12 3 6 3 9 .375 55 1mleslors Group 12 3 6 3 9 375 5.5 MITE BOYS' STANDINGS Scarbm Lrut Rbl Ms 12 9 3 0 216 131 18 The Bea and Fssn 12 7 4 1 172 151 I S As of Jury 31 TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL. Cwaaa� P,Ograss 14 12 2 0 24 857 .. 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Fwwgry 17 C•1cMn 20 n WaM Drsc ,, Place 13 12 , C 24 923 sedgy 13 5 7 0 155175 12 Royab 12 5 6 , 159185 11 Pro Copy Systems KOS Graphc +3 9 2 2 20 769 05 13 4 9 0 147 leg 8 Tudor Arms 13 2 0 1D3 198 GAME RESULTS Ontanc Power Gen 12 7 3 2 16 .667 2 t cm Srga 12 6 5 1 13 .542 3.5 2 i AM $kie Wayne RedWrd 12 5 6 1 11 458 45 a T L1ncn Energy 12 5 7 0 10 .417 5 16 w. Royab 16: Roy9k 15 n. Isoft 12; Scarboroug#1 I mis P.k Mer s SIo-PRch 12 4 8 0 8 .333 6 A19+e1 13 4 9 0 8 306 65 iBLLL¢. Easier. T,M Srvaw 13 1 12 0 2 077 95 RaypMs 25 n. Tudor kms Lena RMWns PEEWEE BOYS' FINAL STANDINGS TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GBL Save Cmreyan_ng 12 9 ;, 76 750 AI Crag ,2 9 3 0 18 750 1 o dgwsSMMwW0e 19 Yi Hunan, Flan. Ssclau Dodye,s 75: P1a Copy Sy9Brns Boo Jarafaw, C. cl. 12 8 4 0 18 667 2 pec 12 6 5 1 73 S42 35 • J Mc6r40 8 Sons Ltd 12 4 9 0 8 .333 6 DEAN W-Vlers 11 3 8 0 6 .273 65 T HamdlSan Roof SRoof 11 1 9+ 3 36 8 TEAM GW L T F A PTS S Af7TAMafNDGET BOYS STANDINGS A, a Aug 5 '862 TEAM GP W L T PTS PCT GaL .4« Clh Sgrs 14 192 2 24 557 - EastaSe we 195 9 6 18 800 25 *P.m.5 an Tap' 13 7 6 0 188 146 14 Gran P ocass Em 16 8 e 0 16 5004 u Cor,nKfr Cam Cal, M, 15 4 9 2 10 333 6.5 Wsr1Mt 14 2 10 2 6 214 8^ Dudta,t Brewn9 13 4 9 0 113170 8 Canda Trust 13 4 9a 0 1 30 191 MITE GIRLS' FWL STANDINGS �aay TEAM GP W L 7 PTS PCT GBL Jtttm P"Cl Baal Fastbee 18 ' _ 4 I J' '5C GAME RESULTS Vao-r Fib Eou4K1tM■ i6 , 1 7 C 22 611 25 86.844 OJ. MueM 1.arfoectpq ,6 7 8 3 17 472 5 SlartcM 5 GMaga 167 y 2 16 ,es 55 ServKes 19 n The Brew Shop 13. 1Pv 's w Tap' 18 n pone Hokdgys to 6 10 2 1 4369 6 5 nl Kre" Df Cox—D­ 5 2 12 333 7 5 SQUIRT GIRLSSTANNIDINGS balk of Morttrwl 16. 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Ekaronos 14 6 7 1 13 484 45 Na.WaM Ich�81d SW.aP•Wys No FMNIa • e 0 t2 429 5 SMf 7 pa1a 5 9 0 10 35 6 BANTAM -MIDGET K* GMSTANDINGS A, Y JuM 28 TEAM QP w L T PTS PCT GGL pla .— 16 12 4 0 24 750 Sera-s;er,r.e ArM1Mle4 15 10 4 21 700 KOS Grspaaea is10 5 0 20 967 15 OnOwe glsler G-15 9 f 0 119 600 2.5 •94 �:DAtJ,1 W_wort is 6 7 ] is 40 65 LaOMb Nag¢ 14 5 10 1 11 ACCOrd Faeebrte 15 5 10 0 10 333 6 5 Orr' P.0""14 2 13 1 5 in9 5 $15,851 VICKERING NEWS°LOW PtrCm LaAOA As 0, Arg 6 TUDOR ARMS or4tom TEAM G W L 7 F A P" 00W"r, 12 " • ' ,34127 71 Cit , P_",13 7 5 1 219 177 IS "MIl 12 7 4 1 170 1711 15 '94 Toyota sws 13 a 5 2 1371" " Ltaq Nene 13 7 f 0 2019236 14 Camry Y6I.E veva Guile 11 f 4 1 169 172 13 paoarte wl Spada 13 5 7 1 143 lfl 11 Flen Konda Pari'. 1111 0 154 1"a 401 Ufa 11 3 10 0 1. 175 6 C 0110" T%.9010 2 4 0 146 Is) { DAME RESULTS Y Yanq Gone 20 n calla. P✓tw_, ' 7. Caples punBAYLY w w o 15 n Soof s 12. Pacer. Maw so" 7 n sT., barle 0. 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Fee eGosFq 13 . 7 2140191 ,D 05)-420-9800 OR 1-800-377-3316 Deelorth Roohn 11 5 5 0 123 164 10 too Sr�MMaos 13 4 6 t IN /0.7 9 Fm Goll FM 1 3 0 t 141 186 1 1ft10errww ' 2 7 2 111152 6 GAME RESULTS V&nlwlh Roarnq 11 ,$ Eest See Marcs 9: Eno Sam Mlle's n n. Fos Goes Free 11,oultegl, Burk ,6 les Consumer Car Mn aNalanle Pnflg,s 78. Krt9 RClrarda 190 n Nlksrr,tarra 6. • Kn9 RsTaros 15 n Mw IMn s MaawMs 1 I ReN,s 9 . K Weiwow soot Pub 5 , • MINONEN'S DIVISION 1 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Available P' -W -1 193 t• t t 204141 23%C�R� ►radon Brw Jays 13 8 3 2 221 141 18 Mw Hart's Uswl Suspens 12 7 4 t t B6 157 I S S , . • . • : . e , . INTRMKR 192 7 a 1 tat 129 15 B . ►rdlM+,g A's 13 6 6 1 162 175 13 EMISSM TEST6LM & �AaR—INRAMoS�•A, IGNAAW - Therks 12 5 7 0 176 160 /0 c.lew�76ERT s f.711 MTV F�M4R�06fcNIEG.7 .x.v.N1/c� a 1M'' 1sM Rats 12 4 7 1 129,58 9 • M C� _ Ya p's * 12 3 9 0 126 208 6 ,Mc T r��E*%LWMl •�yM•TRA14S SSM" lMlIrS papp's -2 11 3 8 0 129109 290B9 6 c MKi• c �..�G .+..7M cFR7..�G7 sw�,7.11Ma,a.v.�7 Gutaws 10 2 7 , 126210 5 f� CAME RESULTS 1 r Papps a, 7" Sewer Rall 0. Papps ., 24 n Yank4w 2: e as 6Vra Yli E� Prapon BNa Jays 10 n P,glen g A's 12. Papp$ -2 21 les. \ " ,, — ft iU OAC y,4 . Sharks 19. Mw Horn's UsShellsw Sucpem 20 n SIks 15' - ... .. WTRM R 35 n Gu ws 16 Q PKWZF NC 2600 MOWN TEAM leG W L T F A PFS F-aFtpr _ 17 Cat"$ 12 2 7 3 1'7 181 7 Isolt 13 9 4 0 189 150 18 K.gR ord' Kn9 R4:,trd's Pub 11 2 7 2 S9 135 6 2 * Scarbm Lrut Rbl Ms 12 9 3 0 216 131 18 The Bea and Fssn 12 7 4 1 172 151 I S � /� H K . FIM, Sndea 12 7 5 0 1°0164 14 ig& n 809 12. Kng Pte 14 n RCL 6087. Fwwgry 17 C•1cMn 20 n WaM `\ J sedgy 13 5 7 0 155175 12 Royab 12 5 6 , 159185 11 Pro Copy Systems ONTARIO'S 13 4 9 0 147 leg 8 Tudor Arms 13 2 0 1D3 198 GAME RESULTS Sad Sacs 16 n. The Bell and Fel,n 7; The Bear artd Frkn 7; l OR I V E 16 w. Royab 16: Roy9k 15 n. Isoft 12; Scarboroug#1 I mis RaypMs 25 n. Tudor kms Lena RMWns o dgwsSMMwW0e 19 Yi Hunan, Flan. Ssclau Dodye,s 75: P1a Copy Sy9Brns 19 n Hurren. Flan, Sncba Dodgers 16 REBOUND SPORTS OrASNON DEAN TEAM GW L T F A PTS l4tpcn T-nb•rwolyas 13 11 2 0 202 125 22 .4« Woodruff e•,rws 13 9 4 0 156 140 18 Sw* of Mwl val 13 B 5 C 191 137 16 *P.m.5 an Tap' 13 7 6 0 188 146 14 Robont M-9 SerAm 13 6 7 0 193 203 12 Dudta,t Brewn9 13 4 9 0 113170 8 Canda Trust 13 4 9a 0 1 30 191 ", The Brew Shoe 12 3 9 0 121 190 6 GAME RESULTS TM Only Shoo 20 n Woobuff BMrots 17, RDMO Mw g ServKes 19 n The Brew Shop 13. 1Pv 's w Tap' 18 n Robbns MowV SMlnces 17. eon Lr"b rwdses 19 n balk of Morttrwl 16. Lego, TurDMwoKw 22 n Durham Brewng 21 _ Canada Trust 16 n Durham 8r*"ere1 NE Low OSTAR DIVISION TEAM G W L T F A PTS Black Sox 13 10 3 3 135 110 17 Wale r Doan Warrc,s 13 B 4 1 136 120 197 Brphlldaa 1- ° 4 0 144117 15 FILL 6 Bros HEAL 13 7 5 1 1927 135 195 RCL 808 12 6 6 / 131 13G 1 ■ 6 frock Rd. 1 Pirkeri1g ;3 Ra'Max 13 S 6 2 151 f27 12 13 s 1 1x1135 9 F-aFtpr _ 17 Cat"$ 12 2 7 3 1'7 181 7 jJrst K.gR ord' Kn9 R4:,trd's Pub 11 2 7 2 S9 135 6 2 sort of fie �01J GAME RESULTS Panw Br W HAf 9 n Bkarer d1 Sox 8. FeBroat•rt HBAC 14 n Gauntry Sty, 12. country Style 14 n ReA1ex 13, ekee 14 RCL Rdurd't (905) 420-3555 ig& n 809 12. Kng Pte 14 n RCL 6087. Fwwgry 17 C•1cMn 20 n WaM Dodo, yl 20 + WOWS to nwA cam a" 1141114 trocars HOURS:MON-WED & FRI 8-6, THURSDAY 8-8 SATURDAY 8-5 At Consumer Car Mart, customer service is our top priority, Our 'offers expire salaried Class 'A'mechanics recommend only necessa repairs. Au 25/99 Done on LYNN ELLIE DREW BOB JEN NASCAR BOYET TONY PAUL • Durham board a teacher to the world's teachers Educators from around world become students at public board conference BY SUSAN O'NEILL SruJjWrirrr rate school boards throughout "Teachers come on their own Hundreds of local teachers Ontario, will have participated time" getting a head start on the new in the training sessions at Sin. clair Secondary School She reports the majority of instructors leading school year at the Durham District School Board's and the adjoining Education Centre in the training sessions are local teacher - annual Educators' Conference will he Whitby, The first week of the con- trainers and board stall'. Some of the computer workshops are joined next week by peers from as far away as Norway. ference. which got under way Monday, being run in conjunction with A tradition for approxi- is designed primarily for the board's teachers, Ms. trainers from IBM. The board is also hosting mately a decade, the summer Ward notes. The second week "quite an extensive publishers' training sessions for elemen- tary and secondary school is "open to the world". She reports the display" for teachers next teachers here have "really be- professional development workshops being week and an orientation day for new teachers Monday, come part of our culture," says Chris Ward, the public board's held this week, which range Aug. 30, she says. staff development co-ordina- from one to three-day ses- The public board, which is tor. sions, cover everything includ- part of a school board co-oper- "I'm extremely pleased ing integrating technology, in- struchonal strategics, math, alive with York University, is also hosting "additional quali- with the turnout," she adds, noting by the time the language, brain theory, special fication courses" at several two- week conference education and animated litera- schools throughout Durham wraps up Aug. 31, approximately 1,600 cy. "Often teachers are really this week. Ms. Ward notes. Those courses will improve people, including teachers from Norway, New York looking forward to this to gear teachers' employability in spe- state and several public and sopa- themselves up for the new school year," Ms. Ward says. cialized areas. And, she adds. as classes Business tax gap leaves Pickering short BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — The Town may have to horrow up to $5 million to cover a tax payment gap created by past- Ihe-last-minute property tax changes imposed by the provincial government. Pickering and other local municipalities now collect ed- ucation taxes on behalf of the Province and are supposed to turn the money for 1999 — $17.6 million in Pickering's case — over to the provincial government by the end of Au- gust. However, because Queen's Park passed legislation in Dc- cember of 1998 limiting as- sessment -related Commer- cial/industnal property tax in- creases to 10 per cent in 1998 and five per cent in 1999 and 2000 — and did not finalize regulations for imposing the tax caps until the spring of 1999 — municipalities have had to send out new 1998 tax bills to local businesses and industries. And because of the delay, in most cases they have not even begun collecting com- mercial/industrial taxes for 1999. "We've got to send the Province the money before we've collected it.- says Pick- ering director of finance Gil Paterson. "We don't have any 1999 commercial/industrial taxes in yet because we haven't sent the bills for them out yet. The vast majority of municipalities are in the same boat" Because of the delays caused by the provincial retroactive tax cap, the Town only managed to send out its commerciallindustrial proper- ty tax bills for 1998 a week ago. We had to recalculate all the 1998 taxes," notes Mr. Pa- terson. II Since the Town of Picker- ing wants to give its business- es and industries at least a small breather before hitting them with another tax bill, the 1999 commercial/industrial bills will only be sent out in September, with the money only coming in in October/November. The commerciaVindustrial share of the education tax levy collected from the entire town amounts to about $5 million of the $17.6 million total owing to the Province. What Ontario municipali- ties are hoping for now is an extension of the end -of -Au- gust deadline. If that doesn't happen, says the finance director, the Town of Pickering will have to try to find the money in its own cof- fers if possible, or borrow it elsewhere. "Chances are we will be borrowing so we can send them the money." says Mr. Pa- terson. The Province has promised it will reimburse municipali- ties for any borrowing costs they incur as a result of having to hand over the education tax before they can collect all of it. But, adds Mr. Paterson. -To prove that and collect it is not going to be easy. You have to go through a lot of calcula- tions to prove you had to bor- row. GIL PATERSON Majority 'in the same boat.' r N.G. Appliances Neil Girdler 17c lance Technician 20 Years Experience Phone (905) 428-8310 get under way this fall, the tions of foreign teachers, in- way, South Korea and Ger• board will host several delega- eluding educators from Nor- many. 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Congratulations Matthew for being; our Carrier of the Week. 1 5c KrnK.r..n NSI i.,, 16 K,. l --L A� �AOE A• I�MIi ADYEIIT=Ft MIEONnWv, alrr N, "gum I& loos Durham police join operation A driver going 178 km/h in a 70 km/h zone is among the people nabbed in a Tomao-area drag -ratting crwk- down in which police stopped 293 vehi- cles and laid 237 charges. ..This is going to be an ongoing thing." said York Region police Staff Sergeant Al ledger, who helped with the weekend operation. "Highways aren't for drag racing and we're going to be enforcing that. - The two-day initiative, named Oper- ation Dragnet. was a joint venture of Durham, York. Peel and Toronto forces together with the Ontario Provincial Po- lice. "We've been doing this for a couple Quilt project QUILT from page AI Mrs net that worked some- thing like a chain letter — send so many squares and you'll re- ceive so man-, in return. On one of the squares you sent out, you were to write your name and the town and country where you live. "1 decided to ask for messages of encourage- ment on two -and -a - half -inch squares." re- ports the mother of four. who was "bom- barded" with people wanting to contribute. She received 43 e- mails within 24 hours of posting her message on the website's bul- letin board. Eventually, she asked the Cancer Soci- ety for permission to post their address, as she was spending about four hours a day just typing her address as she responded to e- mails. of years now." Staff Sgt. Ledger said. "We try to do something with draggers each weekend. We may cover Peel one weekend. Dudi mt another... Street racing isn't as gnat a problem in Durham Region as it is in other 9115 communities, such as York and Peel. Durham Region Police Sergeant Gil Hughes has wid previously. But police hem have set up an special enforcement team to drive drag races off heal streets and have had some success, he said. Although drag racers tend to have their favourite spots, they "try to be in- novative and move around." Staff Sgt. Ledger said. "That's when we use the W, icopters to spot them." to put clamps on drag racers Two helicopters from Durham and Halton -Peel were used this weekend to catch offenders. Durham has used its helicopter to help track down race loca- tions throughout the summer, Sgt. Hughes said. "We still find a lot of suspended dri- vers and people who illegally alter their cars to make them faster." Staff Sgt. Ledger said. Charges laid include traffic act of- fences. breaches of the compulsory in- surance act for not having or producing insurance, environmental protection act offences for altering a car's exhaust to impro,vc performance, liquor licence act offences, as well as trespassing and criminal offences. In another drag -racing incident, Peel Region police have charged a Toronto man in connection with a Mississauga drag race that killed a Kitchener man. Scott Mathew Haenel, 19, was killed in the early hours of June 5 when he lent control of his motorcycle in the Explor- er and Orbiter drivers area and crashed into a light pole. Peel Region police in- vestigators said Mr. Haertel and another motorcycle rider were racing when the accident occurred. Duane Michael Black. 28. has been charged with racing a motor vehicle. He is to appear in a Brampton court Sept. 9. —Torstar News Network a labour of love for cancer survivor Lane also ap- proached area compa- nies for support and re- ceived donations and reduced prices fur thread, trim, the hack of the quilt and other items. As the interest in the project grew, so did the quilt. It is now king-sized and features pink squares also sent in re- sponse to a follow-up Internet bulletin board posting. as Mrs. Lane felt they were needed to break up the messages and created a checker- board -look. Mrs. Lane spent seven months sewing the squares together. sometimes taking her sewing machine down from her sewing room to the kitchen "because I knew I could sew five squares together while the potatoes boiled." Still, she wasn't able to include all the mes- sages and is now plan- ning on making the wall hanging she start- ed out wanting to cre- ate. Admittedly, the pro- ject was as heart - wrenching as it was re- warding, as Mrs. Lane often received lengthy letters from around the world along with squares chronicling someone's struggle with cancer, or the struggle of a loved one. The messages were touching: "Yesterday is histo- ry. Tomorrow is a mys- tery. Today is a gift. Enjoy the present." '-Talk to someone. Anyone. 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Notice of32 Liquor Licence w Application The tollowing establishment has applied to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontarto for a liquor licence under the Liquor Licence Act: Application for a Sale Licence Montana's Cookhouse Saloon 268 Kingston Road Fast Ajax (including outdoor areal Any resident of the municipality may make wniten submission as to whether the issuance of the licence is to the public interest having regard to the needs and wishes of the residents. Submissions must be received no later than September 13. 1999. Please include your name, address and telephone number If a petition is submitted to the Cotmnision, please identify the designated contact person. Note: The AGCO gives the applieart dculls of any objections. Submissions to be sent to: Licensing and Registration Department Alcohol and Gaming Commimioo of Ontario 20 Dundas St. W', 7th Floor, Toronto On A15G 2N6 Fax: (416026-5555 E-mail at IicensiazAagco.on.ca Read, August 13, Special on FRESHWATER FISH Should read: BUY 2, GET 1 FREE Of equal or lesser value. Sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused PC so PICKERING TOWN CENTRE Just the fax: 683-7363 III •1540 DUNDAS ST. E. b 430-1452 MINIM 511111, U a�N • �. '!orad Ot/r OFT0WWCau I-a00-97- 1ma r rsno-vna42A ThefIIIICKO LAU RA Ell e Mill Laura Laura Laura II P L .. i L s NEW ARRIVALS DAILY! WORLD FAMOUS DESIGNER FASHIONS GREAT DEALS! 0 COME AND VISIT ONE OF OUR FIVE LOCATIONS BARRIE MISSISSAUGA PICKERING SCARBOROUGH NEWMARKET MOCAS EGLWON AVE. DAWS DRIVE mAYiEtO ST Ta a senow 11rVY. 401 ST. CIAIR AVE. ialw CST lotion oumui, wee tawcrr.l.rcerr Uiul we r ,+rot ar.—cagr ,,, IMDwwwrIL Rr.N•tal.raC ft wrmv..wQ~ tr,Rm,4„ nmrmailn , rruq rale 1� WK w� NEWS ADVEIR I R WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 18, 1999 PAGE A5 AM Teens readThirds message of love in World Local student's mercy mission to Guyana reminds her how lucky we are BY SUSAN O'NEILL Stuff Wraer students arrived in Guyana July 15 and compassion and love". them really changes your year. And, the talented Campbell Collegiate In - AJAX — Seeing the bright lights of the spent four weeks travelling the coun- Recalling it story of a little girl she met who views on life." Miss Liburd, who has songstress, who had the opportunity to sing dur- suture. The school Spon - city as her plane made its final de- try presenting a series of dance and dramatic had been sold into slav- Mies been singing since the ing several presentations sored a sunilar tour to Poland in 1996. scent into Toronto last perfor- mantes designed to raise cry. Lihurd says many of the age of eight, was asked in in Guyana, says, -It was Miss Liburd says she Thursday brought home the social consciousness of" young peo- plc she spoke to had sul'- join the tour Ui Guyana wonderful to share my "wouldn't have to think the experiences of the ,est P' month for an Ajax teen our young people there. The fered a liteunu• of ahusc. this summer after her performance at music." The tour to Guyana twice at all- il' she had an opportunity to travel who has a new outlook on group, which was housed at the School of "Mccung the 1999 Multicultural was the second World with the school again. life atter spending four weeks working with Nations in the capital city with the people and talkol" to Festival at Pickering High School earlier this Citizenship Tour orga- nized by the Nancy "it was an awesome experience:' young of Georgetown, also pre - E TE giate Institute, a perform- difficult and moving situa- people in Guyana. sented it series of educa- The group of Canadian do was "treat (people) with The stark contrast be. tional workshops for teens charges R tween the poverty-stricken addressing topics such as THE BAY. EATON'S. SEARS, ZELLERS. FAMOUS PLAYERS South American nation and the pros roueI' racism in society, literacy, OSH, TM•'»v CANDAC E LIBURD 'An uttiesome experience.' V_ mttropo is domestic violence,sub- made Candace Liburd real- stance abuse andndHI HIV and your chance to ize just how fortunate she AIDS awareness. Win is. And, Miss Liburd says "The lights make the the response from AN jMAC APPLE COMPUTER FROM COMPUCENTRE the country look so rich;' says young Guyanese people the 19 -year-old Ajax stu- was tremendous. "They dent, who Toros it was the were very, very keen" to landing in Toronto chat "re- participate in the seminar See our Back to School flyer in by approximately ally made me Zook hack att25young and appreciate what we 250 young people. today's newspaper for more details have here" "I really felt like we Miss Liburd, who's be- were doing something r,d�fi. ginning her OAC year at good for these people ... It r;:; ' Archbishop Denis O'Con- was the best experience I nor Catholic High School could ever recommend for GET BACK IN GEAR this fall, was one of ap- anybody," Says the teen. i' • 2 proximately 30 pupils from who's actively involved r across the province who with the Town of Ajax's - ` took part in this year's race relations committee.^• World C'itizcnship Tour to I learned so much." -� Guyana sponsored by the Mies Liburd also says -• ... •••-OSHA .__ •_. ":TE Nancy Campbell Colic- she was faced with many E TE giate Institute, a perform- difficult and moving situa- ing arts school in Stratford. tions where all she could The group of Canadian do was "treat (people) with Man faces multiple charges R aft�} er hospitall break-in THE BAY. EATON'S. SEARS, ZELLERS. FAMOUS PLAYERS AND OVER 200 STORES AND SERVICES. OSH, STEVENSON ROAD & KING STREET WEST (905) 72&6231 AJAX — An threw the com- in court in t rs n 19 -year-old man putter at a securi- hawa on Sc••i faces numerous ty guard, striking 29. charges after an the guard. Sgt. office at the Grimley said. Ajax -Pickering The man at- t xa 1.,7;71U, FAM I -i • 1 11,41,1110 -_ Health Centre templed to es- Z was burglarized. cape but was Hospital se- caught a short SCHOOL BUS curity officers time later. • 1 1 fF , '. ` F:.' found a person J o n a t h a n in an office at Sims, I K, of 9:10 P.M. on Clements Road WE Monday East. Ajax, is • 7 ti Durham Region- charged with GUARANTEE n" } ' al Police breaking and en- s p o k c s in a n tering and theft, t ti Sergeant Jim mischief over Grimley said. $5,000, mischief T The man had under S50M. gotten into the threatening, as- office through Sault with a _+ i the ceiling tiles weaponposses- , ;:• _ and was seen at- cion of stolen tempting to take property and ob- a computer and structing police. printer. 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The latest cloud hanging over the Pickering nuclear station is word from the plant's regulatory agency that everything seems to be business as usual at the facility. In the case of the nuclear station. business as usual translates into had news. as The Atomic Energy Control Board hblasted Ontario Power Generation over recent slip-ups at the plant which demonstrate attitudes about safety "remain a persistent cause for concern at Pickering Nuclear". This "letter of reprimand as Pickering Councillor Mau- rice Brenner dubs it, lists five incidents at the station AECB staff believe indicate the plant may he sliding trick into the poor safety practices that led to the short licences the facility received from the regulator a few years ago. That signals a storm cloud overhead. Te make matters worse. Coun. Brenner reports, OPG offi- cials failed to mention the June 24 AECB letter to civic lead- en when the two sides go together almost a month later - on July 20. At that meeting. representatives from the nuclear plant's operating company provided an update to politicians outlining how the performance of the station was improving. and. ironically assured the Town OPG would continue to be open and honest about all matters relating to the nuclear plant. But. OPG officials "had an opportunity to he honest with us on July 20 and they weren't:' says Court. Brenner. Area residents -should foci deceived". he argues. We agree. We feel deceived ourselves. In fact, Coun. Brenner contends• "We w,,,. *t supposed to know." OPG -had no intention of communicating this infor- mation until it found out a story about the letter and the AECB's corners would appear in the News Advertiser. If he's to be bclicved. the nuckar operator is less interested in open communtc:won with the public whom its power plant affects so dinecdy than it is in saving face. Its a troubling thought when a body such as the OPG — a quasi -Crown corporation whose operations both sustain and threaten so many people —appears to run itself mune as a se- ars society than an agcm:y accountable to the public. But, there arc a couple of silver linings in all these storm clouds. Nuckar station chief Bob Stricken says he did indeed give a furll report ort the power plant the night he met with politi- cians and he did mention one of the inrcidenu cited by the AECB letter. He points out be only touched on the one be- cause it was the single slip -tip defined by OPG as an occur- rence that could have some impact on safety. Mr. Stricken motes there has only been one such Level-2or-higher event at Pickering in 1994, compared to I 1 in 1998. It is cause for some comfort when the number of signifi- cant foul-ups at the station has plummeted so drastically. Another silver lining comes from Mr. Stricken'$ assur- ances that management at the power plant had alre dv identi- fiod the handful of incidents cited in the AECB letter as need- ing special attention before receiving the letter, and had in- vestigated the causes of the events and held meetings on them. "We were all over it. - We can omly hope nuclear station honchos are so "all over' fixing plant problems that they won't recur. New name, old image : It's official. Pickering can call itself a city as of Jan. 1, 2000. The Province has told Town officials Pickering has the : trademark right to 'Millennium City' and it can use the motto 'Canada's Only Millennium City'. Becoming the City of Pickering will change nothing about the municipality's legal status or the way it operates. But. Town officials, er City officials, hope the motto will help improve Pickering's marketability to visitors and to businesses and people looking for a place to locate. Now, if civic officials could just find away to change the • image of a few of the community's landmarks — say the eiuclear station, the garbage dumps, the north Pickering farmlands... E-mail comments on these editorials to anewstbdurhaam.net. Submissions which include the writers full name and town of residence will be sound -eyed for publication. YOU SAID IT The question was: d What's your reaction to a report that two Durham firms are among North America's leading polluters? f : Darn Singh says, Dean a Jenkins Bob Smith says, "It's terrible. says, "As Ajax "I think it's un - They should be residents, we forgivable. It's -made to pay for should be con- not a good area clean-up. Levels cerned about ad- to be a leader of pollution ditional toxins in." : should be and chemicals in capped." the air we breathe." A D V E R T I S E R nLLTHE PREMIERS THE C-amMEw HAS FouND SER USES FOR THE SUDGEr SURKU�I// s 14 V A U G 1 8, 1 9 9 9 l/>F LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Emergency crews, As parents. there is nothing Politicians in worse than not being with your Good Samaritans childwhen they need you the most. conflict of As we raced to the scene. my make a difference � (saw her fall ing interest and tthehca over for crash victim people with her. I met the men who literally caught her as she re- Clublink leased her seat -belt and fell into plan To the editor: their amts to save her from the To the editor: In the early morning hours of broken glass. She otherwise Lct me reflect on the July 6 let - Saturday. Aug. 7, my 17 -year-old would have fallen into it. ter to the editor by the Thompsons daughter was on her way home And there were the men of the headlined 'No fair way to handle wbell a circ on our car blew and Whitby Fire Department espe- golf course project-. the vehicle flipped over into a ctally firefighter Larry Lindell, I couldn't agree more that we ditch where it hit a hydro pole on and Durham Reginal Police Con- need to keep our open space in- Lakcndgc Road north of Hwv 7 stable Emmanuel lheme, who as- eluding farmland. around the Pickering -Whitby bur- sured her that she had dote every- But the fact Pickering Mavur der. She was alone and hang- thing she could possibly do in the Wayne Arthurs openly endorses ing in her seat -belt with broken situation, and the emergency room Clublink's project without first glass all around her. staff of Lakcridge Health Oshawa. consulting taxpayers is a bit much Site was shocked when, within who were alts, w kind. considering he is in conflict of in - minutes, she saw the number of We would lust like to ackntowl- terest. After a little digging I found people who had come to her aid on edge all of those very special peo- Clublink donated $750 to Mayor this country road so late at night pie who took the time to care for a Arthur$' 1997 municipal cam- - a group of off-duty firefighters, stranger. You II never know the paign and $300 to Councillor who live in Oshawa, a very kind difference you've made. Doug Dickerson's campaign. woman who gave her a jacket and Thank you so very much. Surely they must dismiss them - told her to keep it, a couple of selves from this process. women who held her and comfort- Amanda's mother, ed her and kept her from going Linda Bickerton, Tom Long into shack. ,ahbum Pickering Harris must be cautious on plans New united right might like Mike as leader Any ambitions Premier Mike Harris and his friends had to make him prime minister have been tossed down the drain by his latest performance on the national stage. The Progressive Conservative Premier and his friends had prompt- ed thoughts he might want or could be persuaded to tun for leader of a proposed united right-wing federal party formed from Tories and Re- formers. Several of Mr. Harris's top aides including Tom Long, his campaign chairman in two winning elections, have moved to posts helping to cre- ate the new party. Mr. Lomg has far -right views that would make him comfortable with Reform as party president and expressed them even before Mr. Harris He has campaigned federal- ly and genuinely would want to unite the right federally. Mr. Harris also has said for years right -of -e voters treed to join federally or the Liberals will win elections forever, but discou aged his own workers from getting in- volved to keep them out of squab- bles before an election in June, which he won, and now can set them free. But there naturally are suspi- cions Mr. Harris will want to lead the new party himself. He will be tinder pressure to seek the job. He has become the leading spokesman in Canada for cutting taxes and government, apart from Reform leader Preston Manning, who has Licked the personal appeal rtee:ded to win government federally and is considered a handicap by many proponents of a united right. A group of T(ronto-based busi- nessmen who want Mr. Harris to lead the new federal party, because he has been kind to business, has met him twice in the past two Eric Dowd Ai Queen's Park months and to persuade him to switch and said he has not said .W., Mr. Harris has insisted be is happy where he is, but political leaders rarely divulge such person- al plans ahead of time anyway - W. Harris would be mindful provincial premiers traditionally have not fared well after switching to lead national parties. In recent decades Ontario's Cocorge Drew went to Ottawa in the 1940s but failed to shake the Liberal grasp, and Nova Scotia's Robert Stanfield in the 1960s won only respect Mr. Drew particularly was hurt by being seen as represent mg Ontario and big money. Mr. Harris could not run for leader of the new federal party in a race held soon after his reelection in Ontario, but if it was delayed, this would be less of an obstacle. If he runs for leader of [tae new party, he would benefit from having close friends in key posts where they could influence the choice. The premier probably has not decided whether to run or not, but may he encouraging his supporters to take key posts while he keeps his options open or they may be taking them partly hoping to convince him when the time comes. One thing Mr. Harris needs to do meanwhile is avoid alienating any region whose support he will need if he runs for leader or prime minis- ter. But he got off on the wrong foot by his typically tough stand at the premiers' conference demanding the Liberal federal government use its large surplus first to cut taxes, which he said is what he did in On- tario and is a model for the whole country and any who disagree are 'doubting Thomases.' Mr. Harris upset four Maritime and two western provinces which rely on federal spending and want more on social programs. Saskatchewan New Democrat Pre- mier Roy Romanow said cuts would undo social program that [rake Canada great Newfoundland's Liberal Pre- mier Brian Tobin warned Mr. Har- ris does n)t reflect the whole coun- try and even Tay Premier Berard Lord of New Brunswick said scathingly there is more to Canada than praising the flag and cutting taxes. Mr. Harris is naw stamped as the premier of comfortably -off Ontario who wants to cut federal taxes that provide services in poorer provinces. The last Ontario premier to con- sider running federally, William Davis bowel out when he found many in the west against him be- cause he tried to keep down western oil prices to maintain cheap fuel for Ontario industry. Mr. Harris now has the same image of wanting what is good for Ontario and hang the other provinces and they will hold it against him if he goes federal. E -[trail comments on this cola. to nnewsfdsrrham net. Submis- sions which include the writers fall name and town of residence will' be considered for pnbkca- tion. Coebrafe IN future, "- ""' *. DURHAM t . r - DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland C'ommunito Newspaper Tim Whittaker Puhtisher Joanne Burkhardt F.duvr-in-('heel Steve Houston Slanging Editor Bruce Danford threitor of Adverasing Duncan Fletcher Retail. I rherhstng Stanger Eddie Koledziejcak Clarsificd :I dverttsmg .1 fan - ager John Willems Real Fstate .l utomouve Ad- vertising .1 tanager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Comproing ,ttanager News (905) 683-5110 colt( (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fas (905)683-7363 E -Mail newsroom a durham net Web address www durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Avc . Ajax. Oro. L IS 2115 The News Advertiser , one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax do Pickering Board of Tradc. Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc.. Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc. Canadian Circulations Audit Iloard and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any" advenixment. Credit for ad- vertisement limned to space price error occupies. The News Advertiser ac- cepts 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 include a phone number for verifica- tion. The editor resenes the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opin- ions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be print- ed. 'ko= C*C4A �w•r .i.,. M_ 0"I JASON UEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo Like a rock A little dab will do Aimee Beavan's pet rock she decorated at the Picker- ing Public Library during the Rocky Critters program. Aimee and other youngsters heard stories featuring rocks and then sat down to come up with their own creations. GO Transit has new `owners' Local munic- ipalities have officially taken the driver's seat at GO Transit. As of Satur- day. Aug. 7, the Greater Toronto Services Board (GTSB), cstab- fished earlier this year to help municipalities work together to provide GTA - wide services, took over opera- tional control. GO Transit was previously con- troiled and funded by the Province's Toronto, Area Transit Operat- ing Authority, but is now fund- ed by the City of Toronto and Durham, York, Peel, Halton and Hamilton -Went- worth regions. In a written Statement about the change of control, GTSB chairman Alan Tonks said while the board is looking for- ward to operat- ing GO Transit, `provincial and federal govern- ments must con- tribute funding to expand the system if we are to reduce con- gestion, im- prove at. quality and attract in- vestment. With two million addi- tional residents, expected over the next two decades, the sta- tus quo is not an option" A subsidy of $106.37 million is needed for the 1999 GO Tran- sit budget. About half that amount is need- ed to supple- ment fares for the system and half in capital spending to re- furbish stations and rail equip- ment and to re- place worn-out buses. There is no funding in the budget for ex- pansion to meet greater de- mands. AL Bus trip visits craft show, Mennonite village If you enjoy shopping and brows. ing in a beautiful, historic setting then this bus trip is for you. Durham YMCA Supervised Ac- cess Program is hosting the second annual fund-raising bus trip to the Mennonite village of St. Jacobs on Saturday, Aug. 28, 1999. Once at St. Jacobs, participants can shop at the local craft show and sale or take a trip to the farmers mar. ket. A special price of $2.50 has been arranged for those who want to at- tend the craft show. The bus will pick up passengers at the south Whitby GO station at 8 a.m. with a second pickup point at the Pickering YMCA, 1400 Bayly St. at 8 30 a.m. Tickets for the return trip via an air-conditioned luxury coach are $25 and need to be purchased in advance to ensure seating. Take a step back in time and enjoy the relaxing atmosphere of this Mennonite Village. For tickets and further informa- tion call Marion Hunter at (905) 839-3845, ext. 305. All proceeds from the event will go to support the Durham Super- vised Access Program through the Community Fund. NEVIS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, Augua is, lana PAGE A7 AIP Brinuour questions. Bringour kids. � To Pickering Nuclear's Neighbourhood -lihal s hap(nrnin.l.•Ith Barbeque!the plat, to put NI, k,rnnk -1 bark intosen;u•'- Wimt's Thr latest on thr Drop by any time between Ilam and Bpm Fnvinmmenral Assessment" this Thursday, August 19. Bring your concerns, bring your questions li w .:an 1 make rnv onus and bring the kids. aunit the et,,r;nn kr,on„t'�' And IM's talk. If you've got questions like these, this is Ham to Bpm your invitation to join us Thursday, Thursday, August 19, 1999 August 19 for our first Neighbourhood Barbeque. Pickering Nuclear staff will be Pickering Nuclear on hand to chat about the station and the Information Centre community. South off the 401 on Brock Road to And be sure to bring the kids. We will be Montgomery Park Road. serving hot dogs, hamburgers and soft Then tum right and Follow the signs. drinks, and we will have special activities To find out more, call (905) 837-7272. for children to give you the time you reed to gid acquainted and to gid some answers t0 your questions. The kids will also enjoyONTARIO "H El� the tMMaining and informative exhibits at our Information Centre. 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Aupust 19. ltlaa Food for thought about cooking for conservation g g 1 In 1982, my friend and col- league 1/4 cup (50 ml) garlic butter, peek at that simmering pot, every ! Ruth Johnson put together dash basil time you open the oven door, you a delightful cookbook entitled sage lose 20 per cent of the heat. 'The Creative Cook's RecyclingLarraine parsley pepper • Coffee grounds can be spread Book'. Periodically 1 share her pepper around soil in house plants or recipes and cooking hints with * Roulston 2 tbsp. 130 ml) grated Parmesan garden. They will loosen the soil you. Ruth's introduction to her cheese. and add nutrients. Add to com- bxok is also worth repeating. Rectcicr's Corner Cut in one -inch slices dingo- post with other vegetable trim - .'We often hear the old adage nilly across loaf. Mix other in- mings. 'Waste not, want. not, yet even a gradients.together and spread on casual look at our lifestyle might disposal. Why pay twice? The both sides of slice. Put slices to- O O u suggest that this concept refers to implications are numerous. gether to form loaf again and Buying organic local produce another time, another society. 1any of us are uncontfort- brush top with more seasoned is another way to be more "earth Our grocery stores are laden with able with the throw -away con- butter. Wrap in foil and pop in friendly" Field to Table is one abundance, there are no visible ceps, we see food as part of the o%en at 325 degrees F for 10 min- non-profit group that will supply signs of focal shortages. In this chain of life, part of the support uses before serving. boxes of its organic produce. A land of* plenty, statistics tell us system of this earth. There is a Iii -weekly drop-off location for that in respect to food alone. we sacredness to everything and it is RECYCLING HINTS these boxes, which are priced at throw away 20 per cent of all that not for us to waste' • Boil onion skins in water to $20 a box for organically grown we purchase. This occurs in spite make a hrown/yellow dye. vegetables and fruits. is located at of rapidly escalating food prices GARLIC WEDGES •'When using oven, cover bottom Pickering's Rougemount Co-op that put the squeeze on all our As most of us like garlic with shiny foil. It will boost effi- building on Hwy. 2. If you are in - budgets. Such activities not only wedges, here is Ruth's recipe: cicncy with reflected heat. terested in purchasing organical- result in food waste. but also a lot Loaf, or part loal of French, llal- • A clean oven is more efficient. ly grown food, contact John at of garbage and dollars spent in its ian or Pumpernickel. uncut • Curb curiosity. Every time you 509-5418, �ll�( "T 0 dNII ; -pec k ou{ our de�ar4meq-f 0 ,.J( l/ aS�liOhs 20 4m60/O !i her sto reS • / the la4esi fashions from. Nev) York arid. L.A. FA far 9e se1ec+1*oh of den�rr% 4wi r sets, Skrugs, 3i,� Sleeve SWlAS, Skant S, and, Much iv6ml. �� - ' �_ �.-•�,nrrin/I/ilii ,���// �� ////& AJAX Harwood Ave. & Hwy. 2 WHITBY Hwy. 401 R Thickson Rd. PICKERING Liverpool Rd. & Hwy. 2 Call 1.877-WINN-877 for the store nearest you. STORE HOURS: MON.-FRI. 9:30-9:00, SAT. 9:30-6:00. SUN. 11:00-5:00. 1 WEDNESDAY, AUG. 18 14GLE PARENTS: '1'Ile 1x -Pickering Chapter of the c Parent Families Associa- II Itleets Wednesdays at 9 I. at the Annandale Golf 2nd ding Club, corner -it' Ba-yly I Church sIs., Ajax. New mhos welcome. For custu- I and nun -custodial parents. me 831-1201 for infonna- 1NCER: A weekly Caregiv- Support Ciroup drop-in meet- •, where people supporting a neer patient can share feel- ., and coping strategies, is Id from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth BILLBOARD AUG. 18e 1999 Place Cancer Support Centre, formation. 86 Colborne St, W., Oshawa. one 579-4833, CANCER: Yoga fur Budges Under Stress, for cancer pa- tients or their caregivers, is held from 10 to 1 1:15 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre. 86 Colborne St. W. Oshawa. Take an exercise mat or blanket and stnall pillow: louse cloth- ing recommended. Limited space. registration required. Phone 579-4M33 for more in - CANCER: Reflexology is of- fered to cancer patients at 1:30 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 C'ulhornc St. W.. Oshawa. Call 576-4833 it) book an appointment. THURSDAY, AUG. 19 CANCER: Tai Chi is offered from 7 to 8 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86 Col- borne St. W., Oshawa. Learn NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 18, 1999 PAGE A9 AIP about the graceful series ul movement% that support rclax- ation and stress reduction and improve strength and tlexthlli- ly. Til register, phone 579-4M33. FRIDAY. AUG. 20 ADDICTION: The Scrcnlly Group - 12 Step Recuvcry Meeting holds its weekly meet- ing at M p.m. at Baylalr Baptist Church. 817 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. It deals with addic- tions of all types, including co- dependency. Child care pro- gram Is av: ilahle as required. Phone 428-9431 "Irn, evenings) for more informa- tion. Durham cyclists hit the road for Lung Association Cyclists in Durham are imit- ed lu take pan in a hike ride and weekend getaway to raise money fur The Lung AsslKla- lion this month. The association is hosting Bike Trek '99 $aiurdav and Sunday. Aug. 28 and 29. Casual and avid cyclists are invited to set their own pace as partici- pants ride along quiet, scenic country roads from Newmarket to Bame and hack agam.Panici- pants will stay overnight Satur- dav at the Kentpcnfclt Centre in Barrie where thev'11 receive a tree massage and a night of, great final and entertainment. On Sunday, they'll ride hack to Newmarket where they can enjoy a barbecue at the finish line with family and friends. 'In register or for more infor- mation cunt act the Durham Chapter of The Lung Associa- tion at 416-1046. Just Got Better! ISS THIS I7I T ,! Ili Pick -out everything you need for your home and you'll ... 1500 *11olie St Eat South Markham PA a Mdev{n d 401 L welt d ThKkron Rd rust Nath olHwy 101 10875 Yong SL North d Elim lrliIN Rd. 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In the past, she sang tempt to expand her knowl- fortable and 1 feel AJAX --An Ajax teen will comfortable with the Young Singers of edge of vocal music by taking with that song." notes Ajax which was chosen as the lessons from vocal coach Ian perform at the upcoming Ris- '99 Stephanie. children's choir for Joseph and Garrett. mg Star competition at the CNE later this month after Stephanie's unsure what the Amazing Technicolor She's hoping the lessons kind of impact performing at Dreamcoat. being one of the chosen few to which featured will help her prepare for Ris- Rising Star '99 will have on Donny Osmond at Ttrronlo's ing Star '99. be selected for the prestigious talent competition. her singing aspirations. She's O'Keefe Centre four years "I think it should help:' she hoping that it will open some ago. Stephanie Pettersson. 14, received word recently she says. doors to a singing career. Recently, she's been -I want to improve my "it's going to be hard. it would be one of only 24 to singing karaoke at Chatt's in breathing technique. - might he a big break for me. Ajax each Wednesday night. A big fan of country/pop take pan in the sentordivision for singers at the annual com- but you never know:' she ex- And. she placed first and won artist Shania Twain and teen plains. petition at the CNE in Toron- $100 at a karaoke contest at singing sensation Brittany Involved in dancing, the Pickering Flea Market this Spears. Stephanie says she to. She will perform on Sun- singing and modelling from a month. would like to ride her voice to young age. Stephanie notes A singer who's naturally the top of the charts like her day. Aug. 22. To say it was the biggest singing has always been her talented. Stephanie will at- idols one day. achievement in her young ringing career would be an un- 10 d1lrtq for a s ni m rote derstatement for Stephanie. WALm who'll be attending Grade 9 at - .MAI" Fib . on or Off road Dents O Connor Catholic High School this September. -I was screaming in my bedroom I was so excited:' says Stephanie who beat out more than 225 other hopefuls in her category vying for a spot in the prestigious compe- tition. She auditioned for the Ris- ing Star '99 competition in Toronto on July 20 before a panel of judges. She had audi- tioned for the same talent con- test three years ago. but did not make it past the audition stage. Stephanie sang Foolish Games by Jewel for the judges at the audition. and will per- form the same song at Rromg Star '99. 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