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BY CHRISTYCHASE
Staff Writer
OSHAWA - A $20 -million in-
vestment by General Motors of
Canada means the auto manufactur-
er will not only build cars and
trucks in Oshawa but design them.
With Prime Minister Jean Chre-
tien and federal. provincial and
local politicians watching, GM of
Canada president and general man-
ager Maureen Kempston Darkes
announced Monday the creation of
a Canadian Regional Engineering
Centre in Oshawa, bringing 160
high-tech engineering and skilled
trade jobs here.
"Tbis is an important step for-
ward for GM of Canada and for the
Canadian auto industry:' she said.
'*%N'e are building on our strong
record of success in building vehi-
cles and components to now al%o
play an important role in GM's
glo6al vehicle design and develop-
ment. The Regional Engineering
Centre will bring total vehicle de-
sign and development capability to
Canada."
The 10OXXX)-square-foot centre
will employ 160 new mechanical
and electrical engineers and skilled
technicians. to be hired immediate-
ly. added to the more than 100 cur-
tently on staff in the engineenng
and product planning team. They'll
each get 26 weeks of training at a
cost of $3 million. To be built on
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rate the existing engineering garage
and quality assurance building. It's
expected to be operational by the
middle of next year.
The centre will focus on chassis
and body subsystems and expand
existing capabilities in alternative
fuels. specialty vehicles, cold
weather development and quality
engineering, Ms. Kempston Darkes
said.
"I do think it's a great day for
Canada and Ontario and Oshawa
and for General Motors:' said the
Prime Minister, who received a
standing ovation for his bilingual
remarks.
-(Canadians) attach a great deal
of importance to quality and the
ability of people to do the job:* Mr.
Chretien said. '�GM has just given
Canada a great vote of confidence.
as a leader in the knowledge-based
economy. I am sure the future is
bright for everybody in the field."
Prime Minister Chretien added
he hopes to see other parts of Cana-
da benefit from GNI's investment in
Oshawa.
Ontario E - �-riomic Devc1opriient
and Trade MmISW Al Palladini
called the annourwxTrient a. "land-
mark evcnt.
-It will be an important addition
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to Oshawa Monday. He joined government and Kempston Darkes, federal Trade Minister John
GM officials to announce the new venture. From Manle),� Prime Minister Chretien and Canadian
Inside the left are provincial Economic Development and Auto WorAxrs president Buzz Hargrove.
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'Absolutely no threat" to residents.) says station spokesman
BY MARIANNE TAKACS
Staff Writer
PICKERING — A small leak
of radioactive heavy water has led
to the unscheduled shutdown of
the Unit 6 reactor at the Pickering
nuclear station.
"Ibere is absolutely no threat,"
says station director of operations
and maintenance Pierre Tremblay.
"It's a basically preventive thing
that we're doing. We don't want to
run with a leak.'
While the exact location of the
problem has not been determined,
explains Mr. Tremblay, there ap-
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pears to be a "pinhole" leak in one
of the tubes that carry heavy water
through a heat exchanger to heat
normal 'light' water that is used to
produce the steam that drives the
plant's turbine generator.
On Aug. 17, statien staff no-
ticed an increase in the level of ra-
dioactive tritium in the light water,
which indicated a potential leak.
The reading was "at the low end of
detectability", notes Mr. Tremblay.
Heavy water was getting into the
light water at the rate of about
three litres per hour, he explains,
and sometimes such small leaks go
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n't, and the decision was made to
shut the reactor down Sunday af-
ternoon even though the station
was not exceeding regulatory lim-
its on the amount of tritium it is al-
lowed to release into the local air
and water.
"Mere's a lot of (public) sensi-
tivity around these issues and we
wanted to be aggressive about it:'
says Mr. Tremblay.
Nuclear critics, however, cite
this latest leak as another reason
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Lego architect is king of the castle
AJAX — An Ajax boy likely feels like
king of the castle after a medieval palace
created with some 95,000 pieces of Lego
caught the eye of officials at a shopping
centre, where it will be displayed this
week.
Glengrove Public School student Alex
deLint'spalace 'Eurasia'will beondisplay
at the Scarborough Town Centre Tuesday,
Aug. 24 until Sunday, Aug. 29.
It will be set up in the lower level of the
mail behind Centre Court, where Alex will
complete the construction by attaching four
towers and building antique -style caff iages.
Ile lavish medieval palace features Eu-
ropean and Oriental influences. It is six feet
long, four feet wide and stands four feet
tall. It contains elaborate detail, with for-
mally -dressed characters in the Grand Hall
of the palace and intricate gothic arches and
other architectural features.
Alex began building the palace in Feb-
ruary without plans or drawings, and com-
pletcd it at the end of June. He began con-
struction in the family living room, but the
project was transferred to the garage as it
grew.
The 13 -year-old has been wowing
young and old with his creations for sever-
al years now. Last year, he used 90,000
pieces to construct a model of the Titanic,
which was displayed at the Better Living
Home Show in Hamilton.
Before that, Alex built a 12 -foot -long
cruise ship and a five-foot tall, three-level
opera house.
Marigold Lincoln Mercury is
pleased to announce the
appointment Of JOHN MATHER
as BODY SHOP MANAGER.
John brings with him 26 years
experience in the auto body
repair industry and welcomes
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For the past six years, Bonnie Smart has been involved with the executive of the
Oshawa Ball Hockey Association, helping keep the spirit of ball hockey alive for
over 300 players, aged 5 to 18.
Athletes come from as far away as Whitby and Courtice to play m the Oshawa
association. All in all, Bonnie, along with her husband, helps organize and manage
schedules and tournaments for as many as 24 teams every year.
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Reactor leak will take 'a
couple of weeks' to pinpoint
RFA CTOR from page I
whv Ontario Power
Generation (OPG)
should shut down the
Pickering station for
good.
"Any type of leak
from a nuclear plant con-
tains tritium. which is a
known carcinogen." says
Irene Kock of Durham
Nuclear Awareness.
"Any leak of this sub-
stance is a concern be-
cause we just don't
know what the long-
term health effects may
be."
The excess tritium
was getting into the lake
with the light water the
plant regularly rcleases
into the lake. and into
the air through the
plant's steam reject
valves.
"The levels of tritium
that were released were
within our normal oper-
ating range." notes Mr,
Tremblay.
There are thousands
of pipes in the heat ex-
IRENE KOCK
'Anv leak of this
substance is
a concern.
changer and he says such
a small leak will not be
easy to find. He expect,-,
the repair will take -a
couple of weeks".
Mr. Tremblay says
the leak likelv increased
tritium levefs in local
drinking water from the
Ajax water plant by no
more than 10 to 15 bec-
querels per litre (BqA).
over the normal range of
10 to 30 BqAL. OPG*,�
operational goal is a
level no more than 100
Bq/L in the drinking
water. and the limit
under provincial law is
7,000 Bq1L. On Aug. 19,
the most recent reading
available. the tritium
level in water from the
Ajax plant was at 11.7
Bq/L. says Lloyd Mur-
ray. technical systems
manager for the Durham
works department.
Ile leak was expect-
ed to increase tritium
emissions into the air by
5.5 terabecquerels per
week (one terabecquerel
or TBq equals one tril-
lion becquerels). accord-
ing to Laurie Swami,
section manager for en-
vironmental services at
the nuclear plant.
The average release
for the Pickering 'B* sta-
tion is 3.5 to four
TBq/week. while the
limit for the station set
by the Atomic Energy
eontrol Board is 6,686
TBq/week. and OPG's
own operating goal is 52
TBq/week.
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Business communq, politicians welcome engineeringfacilh� with open arms
eaders laud GM centre
BYJANE MCDONAL1.)
Staff Writer
It's called the Canadian Region-
al Engineering Centre. And when
the General Motors Canada Ltd.
initiative was announced Monday,
not a discouraging word was heard.
"I think it's marvelous," said en-
thusiastic Greater Oshawa Cham-
ber of Commerce executive direc-
tor Bob Malcolmson. "Fantastic.
What a boon to Oshawa. And the
high-tech development here cer-
tainly is a good economic indicator.
It will help bring future jobs.
Kudos to GM.
Gary Polonsky, president of
Durham College of Applied Arts
and Technology echoed the
favourable comment,; from indus-
try and business leaders. '7his is
great for Oshawa and for Canada,"
he said. "it demonstrates again that
Canadians can compete in high end
(technology) in a highly competi-
tive world."
The engineering centre will
mean 160 new jobs, including 150
engineering and design positions
and 10 skilled trades. They will
join 150 members of the current
technical and engineering work-
force in Oshawa to contribute to
actual vehicle design and develop-
ment capability, focusing on chas-
sis and body sub -systems.
"It brings our automotive sector
to another level by providing re-
search and development," said Pat
Olivc, economic development
commissioner for Durham Region.
Following the official launch of
the new centre in the quality assur-
ance garage which will double in
size to house the new engineering
and development centrc, 250 to
GM 'Plans
to be here a
long time'
GMfrimn page /
to General Motors and ... to Ontario," he
said. 'I'be establishment of the ... centre
is a strong vote of confidence in Ontario
as a positive place not just to build ve-
hicles but to design and engineer them,
too. 1.
CAW national president Buzz Har-
grove said the announcement is "incred-
ibly exciting" and "a celebration and a
start of what should be an important fu-
turr.
He said it's encouraging to see GM's
commitment to Canada in- light of the
auto pact negotiations coming up this
fall. He also congratulated the Prime
Minister and his government for hold-
ing firm on the auto pact in the spring.
"Obviously it's a move in the right
direction," John Scanlan, one of two
CAW Local 222 members who dealt
with GM about skilled jobs at the cen-
tre, said after the ceremony. "We're
happy to be part of iL"
His colleague, Pat Blackwood.
agreed -
"At a time when we're losing people
in the plant, it's great to see people get-
ting jobs in Oshawa," he said.
Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond, in-
troduced as GM's "happiest truck cus-
tomer," was obviously happy about the
announcement.
-1 think it's an absolutely wonderful
opportunity for us," she said after the
announcement. "What an incredibly
strong statement of faith this is."
Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson
said the centre ts great news and shows
a great deal of confidence by GM in the
community and the workforce. He
added he hopes the new high-tech cen-
tre will sM other similar development
in the city.
Durham Region Chairman Roger
Anderson said GM is putting its "faith
in our economy" and shows the compa-
ny '1has plans to be here for a long time
to come."
300 officials, politicians, GM
execs and workers and members of
the media crowded around to hear
the news.
-This is an exciting day," agreed
Buzz Hargrove, national chairman
of the Canadian Auto Workers
union. When asked if the new cen-
tre will bode well for auto pact ne-
gotiations coming up this fall, Mr.
Hargrove said it's encouraging to
see the commitments made by GM
and the other North American au-
tomakcrs in Canada.
"And it highlights the lack of
such overall resolve by the Japan-
ese," he added.
GMC President Maureen
Kempston Darkes spoke of her
company'% $63 -million assistance
to educational institutions across
Canada to enhance the skill base of
Canadians. One institution to have
received funding from General
Motors Canada is Durham College
in Oshawa.
Mr. Polonsky said he wouldn't
he surprised if some of the col-
lege's graduates find work at the
new engineering centre and said it
demonstrates the need for universi-
ty level programs in Durham Re-
gion.
A look forward to helping to
meet that need,** said Mr. Polonsky.
"We graduate some of the finest
manufacturing technologists in
Canada."
"It's going to be good for Os-
hawa and the region," said Don
Coull, an automotive technician
currently working in the quality as-
surance garage. At will bring more
jobs to Oshawa and it will make it
more secure in 0,,hawa, and we'll
�i ImIc r,, r-- ir.ut into design.
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Catch-up on nuclear news
Scott Armstrong dresses up his burger during
Pickering Nuclear � Neighbourhood Barbecue
last week The event, held by Ontario Power
Generation at the nuclear station's informa-
tion centre, attracted about 700,Ajax and Pick-
ering residents. They enjoyed lots offamilyfun
and had the opportunity to catch up on recent
developments at the plant.
BILLB0.4RD
AUG. 24-,_ 1999
TUESDAY, AUG. 24
TEENS: The Youth Centre, 360
Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax, hosts The
Big Moment Challenge from 6 to 8
p.m. It's one in a series of free drop -
ins for teens. 428-1212.
SPA: Young women aged 13 to 19
years are invited to take part in free
weekly spas from 1 to 4 p.m. at The
Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit
5, Ajax. Topics include nail and skin
care, fitness, aromatherapy, yoga,
personal safety. Register each of
eight weeks. 428-1212.
BIBLE CAMP: Peace Lutheran
Church hosts the camp The Great
Bibleland Dig - Exploring the Life of
Jesus, 928 Liverpool Rd., Pickering.
It's for kids aged three to 11 years.
$5 per child or $7.50 per family�
which includes a cassette of songs
learned during the camp. 839-3521.
GIRL GUIDES: Girl Guide registra-
tion for youngsters living in the area
bordered by Hwy. 401, Fairport Rd.,
Finch Ave. and Liverpool Rd. is held
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at Dunbarton-
Fairport United Church, 1066 Dun-
barton Rd., in the lower auditorium.
Guiding offers a unique program for
girts in a spirit of fun, friendship and
adventure. Learn more about the
Guide units meeting in your neight-
bourhood and the pWams they
offer. 831-8518 (Sandy).
CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre's Info Series pre-
sents 'Cancer is Changiing My Fam-
ity', at 7 p.m. at the centre, 86 Col-
bome St. W., Oshawa- Laura Har-
rington, soctal worker in oncology at
Lakendge Health Oshawa. discuss-
es how cancer affects all members
of the farnity. Register, 579-4833.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25
TOASTMASTERS: The Ajax-Pick-
enng Toastrriasters and Pickering
Powerhouse Group hold bi-weekly
meetings together this summer and
meet at 335 Bayty St W., Ajax, in
the basement of the Fortune Fiwian-
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p.m., meeting from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m.
INo charge. 6834439.
ONE -PARENT. The A4ax:-Pickenng
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Associabori meets Wednesdays at
8 p.m. at the Annairxk-de God and
Cutting Club, comer of Bayly and
Church Sts., Ajax. New members
welcome. For custodial and rxxi-
custodial parents. 831-1201.
ALZHEIMER: Alzheimer Durham
holds its next Ajax support group
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caregivers, is held from 10 to 11:15
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SCOUTS: The Ist Dunbarton
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registration from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in
McKay Hall at Dunbarton-Fairport
United Church, Dunbarton Rd.,
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EDITORIAL
GM move a vote
of confidence
New engineering centre bodes well for area
The collective IQ of Durham Region
shot up noticeably Monday.
And it*s not because Piime Minister
Jean Chretien. Industry Minister John
Manley. Ontario Minister of Economic
Development and Trade Al Palladini
and Canadian Auto Worker%' President
Buzz Hargrove were here.
No. the brain drain. so often talked
about In media circles. was halted by
about 160 craniums with the announce-
ment by General Motors of Canada
President Maureen Kempston Dark -es of
a new $20 -million state-of-the-art dc -
sign facility in Oshawa.
GM will build the high technology
Canadian Regional Engineering Centre
to bring total vehicle design and devcl-
opment capability to Canacla.nic centre
will focus on chl-sis and body subsys-
tems and will grow our existing capa6il-
ity in alternative fuels. specialty vehi-
cles. cold weather development and
quality engineering.*' said Mrs. Kemp-
ston barkes.
For the Prime Minister, it was a
chance to hit back at his critics, who've
complained of a talent exodus to the
United States in recent years. Engineer-,
and their ilk, say some, are leaving
Canada for higher pay, lower taxes and
more opportunity south of the border.
GM has just given Canada a great
vote of confidence, as a leader in the
know lcdge-based economy. It rccog-
nizes that we have the skills. the know-
how and the people to compete in the
global car industry.** said Mr. Chretien.
His comments were echoed b%- Mr.
Hargrove - "We are pleased that i�AW
worker% will continue to play a key role
in the new Regional Engineering Cen-
tre" - and Mr. Paliadini. who said. -The
establishment of the General Motors
Regional Engineering Centre is a strong
vote of confidence in Ontario as a posi-
tive place not just to build vehicles but
to design and engineer them, too."
The announcement is. of course.
good news for GM of Canada and for
Durham Region. Tbc 160 new engineers
and technicians will be hired immedi-
ately. said Mrs. Kcmpsion Darkes.
For too long, Canadians have been
known for producing raw materials and
basic manufacturing. Aside from the
odd Canadarm or Avro Arrow we have
the mTutation of being hewers of wood
and drawers of water. We're much more
than that and the confidence shown by
GM. it's hoped, will be followed by
many other companies across the coun-
try. We have the talent and know-how. It
should be applied here at home instead
of being exported elsewhere.
E-mail comments on this editorial to
nnews @tdurham. net. Include your
name and town of residence.
LETTERS To
Racers rebels
without a brain
To the editor:
I read the News Advertiser ar-
ticle headlined *Street racing
senseless; Street racing mom sets
poor example-. she just loves to
burn rubber'. Like Staff Editor
Tim Kelly. I am appalled that any-
one would feel they need to brag
about stupidity. I wonder if Anita
Goodrich should have even
graced your pages. All this does is
offer others who share her cere-
bral capacity the opportunity to
jump on her bandwagon.
I no longer drive at all. I had an
THE EDITOR
unfortunate accident and nearly
lost my left eye. I took to moun-
tain bike riding, on and off-road. I
now enjoy the passenger seat
while my wife drives for our fam-
ily. Even doing road work on my
bike is unnerving enough. I have
to see everywhere because, al-
though I ride safely and within the
parameter% of the law, I assume
that vehicles will not see me.
When I learned to drive in my
youth, I remember my father
telling me to "assume that every-
one around you is the worst driver
in the world ... and you'll be better
prepared to deal with a situation".
It's unfortunate that this line of
reasoning is even necessary to
some people.
The roads in our communities
are becoming increasingly satu-
rated and it concerns me. As Mr.
Get 'in the Games, golden agers Kelly wrote, "There are enough
bad drivers out there who drive
close to the speed limit as it is."
Players and helpers needed for mature adults' Olympics After I read his article, I pon-
Pickering's Terry James, who's
worked more than ihree decades in
the recreation services field, spends
his spare time traveling, golfing, read-
ing and volunteering.
Senior Games in Ontario were in-
troduced in 1982. Today. there are 39
districts that hold Games, including
Durham, which began hosting events
that same year.
Since then, there has been a hard-
working volunteer committee provid-
ing "games for older adults" in this
area. John Lester, Gord Dodds and
their committee deserve your support.
These stalwarts have very unselfishly
provided people 55 years of age and
older the opportunity to participate in
golf, five- and 10 -pin bowling, carpet
bowling, lawn bowling, darts, bridge,
euchre, cribbage, shuffleboard, tennis,
swimming, snooker, cribbage and
horseshoes.
The Durham Senior Games have at-
tracted as many as 600 participants to
this very special event. Considering
the population of Durham, it should be
much higher.
There are many wonderful benefits
to playing in the Ganws. There is great
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James
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camaraderie during all of the events.
People from all over Durham meet,
compete and enjoy the company of
new and old friends.
Another motivation for participants
is that every second even-numbcred
year, the winners of regional Games
are eligible to attend Actifest, the
Provincial Championships for Senior
Garrics. In the year 2000, Actifest will
be held in Ottawa.
Special events like this just don't
happen. It takes a lot of time, effort and
sometimes money to make it all come
together. In order for the Durham Se-
nior Games to become a reality, a
group of hard-working, dedicated se-
niors is continually presenting these
Games for out residents. They have
performed wonderfully in affording
anyone 55 and over the opportunity to
participati.-
The citizens of Pickering, Ajax,
Whitby, Oshawa and all the other
towns in the region should give their
fullest support to this wonderful en-
deavour.
The Durham Senior Gaines being
held next spring offer a chance to meet
new friends, participate in the sport of
your choice and be part of a great tra-
dition that can only enhance your life.
For those not interested in playing,
the Games Committee, which meets; on
a regular basis, needs volunteers.
This writer is getting involved.
Why don't you? Sign up as a partici-
pant or a volunteer to help with the var-
ious events. You don't even have to be-
long to a seniors' club or centre.
Call me at 839-8890, John Lester at
839-2428, Gord Dodds at 728-5322,
the Whitby seniors'centre at 668-1424
or the Oshawa centre at 576-6712.
Get involved in 'Durham's
Olympics for mature adults'.
de d the subiect -.,i — A A ,
some people, who either share
this passion for drag racing or see
a way to make a dollar at it,
should open up a site where these
fanatics can enjoy their "hobby"
in a controlled environment. Not
only would it help save the lives
of innocent neighbourhood citi-
zens, but the more controlled en- I
vironment may help save the lives
of the drag racing enthusiasts too.
I certainly am put more at ease
that the SET program by our local
police "appears to be having the
desired result.- I just believe7that,
as Forest Gump told us, "Stupid is
a stupid does..." and that the po-
lice initiative may never be
enough.
I am truly horrified that on top
of looking out for the everyday
armchair drag racers who drive
our community streets, ln� wife,
son and I h§lv- — �—
the increasin n I� conscious ot
E-mail comments on this column to
nnews@durham.net. Submissions
which include the wrilter'sfull name
and town of residenee will be con-
sidered for publication.
r, usn r of James
Dean wannabees ... Rebels without
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and Combat Judo Karate. Master Instructor. Master Delegate anl� Trainer - 141h Men's and 7th Women's World
Demonstrator. International Referee. Weapons Champion Tiek%ondo Federation Championships held in Edmonton -
and experi. arc , just but a fe%% of Master Ato Mensah's Alberta in June, 1999 (21 Best Assistant Instructor a[
accomplishments. He is also %ell rounded in otherfields of' Ayensu's Olympic TaekA ondo/K a rate - Georgetown.
education and experfil se including: (1) Physical Education Ontario 1993 -1998 0) Best Instructor at Fred Villari*s
Specialist (2) Mechanical Engineer (3') Musician (4) Martial Arts - Richmond Hill, Ontario 1996 (4� Assistant
Designer and[Artist. One of Martial Arts most brilliant and Technical Director for the '*Battle of Worriors Tournament
MASTER
I - Georgetown. Ontario 1998 (5)
International Referee to various
Championships across North
America.
In the fall of 1997. Master Alo
Mensah founded Hasnem
Taekwondo in PickenriR.
Ontario. In 1998. Hasne�
Tackwondo expanded and moved
Chief Technical Director to many schools across Minh
America. He is a great inspitnition to thousands ol'Mariial
Artists.
Ae are confident that the Toronto communil) wl!l lake
advantage of, and greatk hLocht from the services ofthis
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stimulate the drIvc and desire of our %tuden(s to achieve
their goals. Our program is unique in martial arts
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General Information
At Hasnern Tac K%wn D--� we are responsible for your
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Hasnern Tae K\xon Do has one of the best programs for
children and adults in Canada. Our program is vfgoroush
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to providesocial. physical. emotional and allitudinal !mowlh.
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Master Ain Mensall began his Martial Arts career in
1978 at !he age of 12. under the strict supervision of Grand
Master Gwak Ki Ok and Master Felix A%cnsu (two of
World Tackuorodo Federation's Finest Insir'uciors). in his
native horricland Ghana located on the West Coast of
Africa. Since achieving his Isl Dan Black Belt in
Tackwondo and Combat Judo Karate in 1984. he has
Instructed over 3.(M) ituok-riLs iniernailonally Includine
Canjda and The Unact) King-Jorn. 6 times West African
Weapons Champion, 2 times overall Blxk Bell Champion
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continues his Martial Ans uni I orms involved ond MoOTIVATION: T� e.
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DANCE
V Dallicing into the Millennium
Over the past seven years Tammy
has realized a lot of her dreams and
is now looking forward to the New
Millennium. She believes that her
many Successes has helped prepare
her to take the students of Durham
Dance Centre to new and exciting
opportunities. Tammy's professional
training at Ryerson Polytechnical
University, her affiliation with great
artists such as Brian Foley, Gladys
Forrester, Nadia Potts, Stelio
Calagias, Danny Grossman and other
dance professionals has had a lasting
influence on her style and approach
towards educating her students in the
art of dance.
Tammy continues to judge dance competitions throughout
Canada and is often a guest teacher at various dance
workshops. She was a model with Penny Noble Model
Management in Toronto and also appeared in movies, music
videos, commercials and print ads. She still cherishes her
stint as an Argonaut Sundancer for the Toronto Argonauts
and will never forget the excitement she experienced when
they won the Grey Cup. Tammy was also honoured "Home
Town Hero" an award which was presented by the Member
of Parliament. Tammy is currently the Vice President of
Canadian Dance Masters of America Chapter #38. This is an
organization that is committed to educating children in the
Art of Dance. This past summer Tammy had the
distinguished privillege of representing the Chapter as the
Canadian Delegate to sit on the Board of Directors at the
National Convention held in Anaheim, California. She had an
opportunity to view and participate in classes taught by some
of the finest teachers in the dance profession. She feels that
the experience was very valuable and looks forward to
sharing some great ideas with her students.
Tammy carries her talent and many accomplishments to
her own studio in Pickering. When she purchased Durham
Darv—,e Centre Inc. after graduating from Ryerson University,
it was a small 700 square foot building. It has since grown to
three studios with more than 4,500 square feet.
Tammy prides herself in educating students from the age
of 3 to adult in the art of dance. She teaches ballet, jazz, tap,
acro, stretch and Pointe. Tamffry strives to develop seff-
confidence in her dancers, discipline and encourages her
students to work as a team. Tammy is proud of each and
every one of her students and doesn't favor a student who
takes several classes a week over a student who dances
once a week. "Everyone is special at the studio". All students
are taught in a warm and friendly dance environment, by a
hkjhty qualified staff.
Durham Dance Centre offers kinderdance for three year
olds. The class is ballet -based with a mixture of iazz to
introduce young children to both forms before they advance
into a set syllabus. All students participate in an annual show
at the Markham Theatre for the Performing Arts which are
always sold out shows. Durham Dance Centre offers Royal
Academy of Dancing ballet exams for all interested students.
Students receive exam marks among the highest in Canada -
two of which were accepted to the National Ballet of Canada.
Tammy's students have won such prestigious awards such
as Miss Dance Of Canada 1997, Miss Junior Dance Of
Canada 1998, American Dance Awards Junior Dancer of the
Year 1996, 1997, many over - All Awards and cash
scholarships. This past year her students won I st Runner -Up
Miss Dance Of Canada 1999, 2nd Runner -Up Miss Dance Of
Canada 1999, Judges Choice Award for Miss Dance Of
Canada, 2nd and 3rd Runner -Up for Miss Teen Dance Of
Canada 1999, 2nd Runner -Up and Judges Choice Award for
Miss Junior Dance of Canada 1999. Most -talented non -
finalist for Miss Petite Dance Of Canada and 3rd Runner -Up
for Miss Mini Dance Of Canada 1999. Tam" also had two
students place as Ist and 3rd Runner -Up for American
Dance Awards Teen Dancer of the Year.
This past year Tamnvy was interviewed for a documentary
about the success rate at Durham Dance Centre which was
seen extensively on the LOCal Cable Network. Her students
also participated in a Documentary in conjunction with the
Royal Winnipeg Ballet which was also aired on C.T.O. and
Participated at this years National Tap Dance Day which was
held at Nathan Phillips Square. Tammy would also like to
congratulate her students who will be participating in this
years "Rising Star Youth Competition" which will take place at
the C.N.E.
As you can see - Durham Dance Centre Inc. is well
positioned to take their dancers into the next Millennium. We
invite you to become a part of the excitement. For more
information about our dance studio, please visit our booth at
the National Sports at Kingston Rd. and Whites Rd. on
August 28 and Auqust 29, 1999, or call US at 905-837-2528.
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iscover the pleasures
ic seasons are changing once
again bringing forth a new school year
and decisions about extra curricular
activities for your children. Possibly
even vourself.
f here are so may choices but for
many the O'Brien Dance Centre may
be your answer.
Established more than 12 years
ago by its Director Karen Brittain, the
studio is located at 845 Westney Rd. S.
Unit I in Ajax.
Karen, a member of Canadian
Dance Masters of America and a
teacher for more than 20 years, offers
those from age 3 to adult an opportu-
nity to enjoy the many pleasures that
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"Everyone feels a sense of accom-
plishment when learning to dance,"
says Karen. "Some even take it to a
higher level and pursue a career in
television while others continue their
training at some of the best known
schools in Canada and the U.S."
Graduates of the O'Brien Dance
Centre have danced in commercials
and music videos and others are
studying at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet,
the National Ballet School and the
Joffrey School of Ballet in New York.
The school has seven very dedi-
cated teachers who offer classes in a
wide variety of dance classes includ-
ing ballroom, swing, creative dance
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and pre -tap for 4 and 5 year oids.
There is also instruction in acro-
batics for those 6 years and up as well
as modem dance, hip hop, jazz, tap,
ballet and pointe.
"Students can either learn at a
recreational or competitive level."
says Karen. "Examinations are avail-
able with certificates awarded. There
is also a teacher training program."
Classes begin in September and
continue during the school year with
an artnual recital in June. Students can
come,once or as many as 15 times a
week.
Karen says that dance provides
an excellent challenge for young peo-
ple combining mental exercise with
I an years o us, pre -ballet, jazz
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physical movement. It's also a perfect
activity for parents looking for a way
to keep their children busy during the
year.
Parents of pre-school age children
should know that Karen and her
instructors will give their children a
great deal of patience and gentle disci-
pline because they sincerely care
about their progress.
"Your child's progress and suc-
cess is not always a matter of learning
to skip, completing a perfect somer-
sault or hitting the right musical
note," says Karen. "For some children
simply gaining the confidence to par-
ticipate with their peers without their
parents at arms reach, to take direction
from the teacher and have fun is a
rewarding and realistic goal. It's a
bonus if the students learn a few basic
steps."
She explains that parents should-
n't be in a hurry to have the perfect
dancer.
"First let the teacher establish a
trusting atmosphere and a love of the
art and then in a few weeks time,
incorporate the skills," says Karen.
"Remember that all children, even in
the same age range, will develop at
in Ajax
different rates. Let your child gain his
or her new found skills at his or her
leisure."
Growing in popularity for adults
is the ballroom dancing and swing
classes.
Couples can learn an activity that
is not only fun but will make them
look good on the dance floor.
"We get couples who are getting
married and want to feel confident as
they dance for their wedding guests,"
says Karen. "Others just want to learn
proper steps so they feel comfortable
and confident when the go to a
dance."
O'Brien Dance Centre features
two and soon three spacious, air con-
ditioned studios with spring wood
floors.
Registration will take place Sept.
1, 2, 7 and 8 from 6 to 9 p.m. and Sat.
Sept 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
For more information call (905)
683-1269.
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Recent research indicated that:
e I out of 4 school age children is over -
ht, and the prevalence of obesity i�,
increasing.
- Most children and adolescents rarely
achieve the levels of physical activity
required to.) maintain strong heart and lungs.
0 40". of children between the ages of 5
and 8 exhibits at least one risk factor for
coronary heart disease.
* Heavy television consumption is con-
sidered one of the factors in declining activi-
tv levels in children with average viewing
time for children of between 20 and 30 hours
per week.
* PE classes in schools tend to focus on
competitive activity, so those less athletically
inclined often start to develop negative opin-
ions about physical activity.
It's time for Extreme Kids!!!
Extreme Fitness in association with Fit
Club International and Swim Time, Swim
School, has opened Canada's first ever
health club for children ages 2 months to 15
years. Extreme Kids, located in Extreme
Fitness at the Home and Le-isure Centre in
Pickering, offers parents and children the
luxury of having health and fitness pro-
grams within the same locafion.
Extreme Kids is a family friendly, multi -
activity club that features everything from
professionally supervised swimming lessons
by Swirntime to dance, rock climbin& arts,
crafts, conditioning and cardiovascular
cLisses, martial arts and gymnasium team
sports, making this the ultimate adventure
club. %
Charlene Kalia is the director of opera-'
tions for Extreme Kids, and she is able to talk
endlessly about the benefits of this exciting
new program for both parents
and children.
"What makes Extreme Kids
such a unique experience,"
explains Charlene. "is that we
offer energetic, exciting activities
that aim to put the fun ba
ck into
fitness."
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We are concerned with com-
petition, not only will there be
improvement in their health
through regular participation,
the kids will also learn about
Children's programming should not
only be about fun. If it is to be truly benefi-
cial, it must also teach certain life skills
hence, the association with the people at
Swim Time. The simple fact is that if your
child has not been taught to Swim they are
potentially at risk. The environment in
which you choose to teach your child this life
skill has everything to do with their ultimate
success. Owner Sherri Marshall and Swim
Director Kelly Tesselaar have over 2.5 years
experience and are affiliated with both the
Red Cross and Life Saving Society. Sherri
believes that while success can only be
achieved by making the lessons fun and
rewarding, it is low student to teacher ratios
(maximum 3 to 1) and the individual atten-
tion that guarantees the success. Swim Time
opened its Thornhill location in February of
1997 and currently has an enrollment of just
under 500 children.
Certainly, all of this would be enough to
make Extreme Kids the right choice for your
family. However, let's not forget about the
benefits to the parents. In today's busy time
one can not underestimate the value of con-
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"All these programs are under one roof
which eliminates the stress of driving chil-
dren from place to phice," explains Charlene.
"Furthermore, parents can enjoy their own
workout in Extreme's state of the art facili-
ties knowing their children are only a heart-
beat away in their open exclusive club with-
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The entire team at Extreme Kids and
Swim Time are part of a growing group of
fitness professionals concerned about declin-
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dedicated to making a difference.
For more information contact Charlene
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hon . 0 S obviously they don't have kids
How can it he that the 90's are the ME
generation? Writers, historians, and
pundits the world over have marveled at
how North America has turned into a
self-serving generation of yuppies
whose primary goal in life is to get
ahead for themselves.
Obviously, these "experts" don't have
kids!
Simply by reading this section of the
paper you are probably looking for
cultural, physical or recreational activity
for your siblings. With the businesses
that most of us are in, we see thousands
of parents and families whose goal is
not this self centered egotistical
approach, but more of one of giving, or
providing the best, and most
opportunities for their kids. And what a
selection they have!
If you are a "boomer" like me. try for a
minute to think of how limited the
recreational opportunities were. Sure
there were local arenas, community
sports associations. and service clubs
like Brownies, Scouts, or Cadets, but
were there professionals in your
community committed to developing
children's cultural and recreational
interests as their chosen profession'? If it
did happen, I think it was the exception
rather than the rule. As the 90's have
unfolded Canada, and perhaps more
specifically our local community have
become diverse melting pots where the
interests of the community are far more
broad. With financial limitations in
place, community sports groups and
town recreational programs have been
augmented
people who
love kids
and have
recognized
and serviced
these needs.
Private clubs
arc
everywhere.
Dance, martia
arts, skatin
instruction, ar
gymnastics a
not in the han
of the town y
live in, but in
hands of fu
qualified a
professional
business pe(
whose succes
reliant on (
I eir dedication
and comm I tment to their students and
their . families. Sure, advertising and
participating in registration shows helps
keep your name in front of the
consumer but in the grand scheme of
things. little junior doesn't give a
whoopdecdo. He or she cares about
having fun.
Generation "Next" or whatever they
will be called has a luxury of being able
to choose just about any thing that their
heart desires. As Moms and Dads it is
OUT job to make sure that they get what
they want. within reason. It's tough
Finding out whose L:Iuh does what or
started xhcn Be forthright. Ask 1()t,, (it -
ms. Be sure
that costs
aren't
hidden. Do
not take
anything for
granted. As
dance studio
)perators we
)u( all the
ards on the
ble. We will
iswcr all of
,ur questions
thout any
;itation.
:rc are no
Jcn costs, no
irises that
will have to
ain to your
ise in the
V -
Jacqueline's
School of Dance has long been capable
of keeping costs in line and providing
students with the best instruction. Our
1998 Readers Choice Award as Best
Dance Studio is evidence of that. and so
too is the number of dancers that we
have returning every year to take more
and more classes.
Some kids come for ballet. Others for
acro. Some kids come for everything.
Some kids never [cave or so it seems.
At Jacqueline's School of Dance we
offer Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Pointe. Cabaret,
Highland. and acro for both children
and adults. Dance is a culture which has
evolved with this community and so
many others across North America. Our
dancers are proud to wear their caps or
track suits to school and to tell their
families and friends that they dance at
Jacqueline's School of Dance.
At Jacqueline's School of Dance ... we
care about fun first and foremost.
Dancers dance, hockey players skate.
and tae kwon doers chop because it is
fun. It's that simple. In the over fifteen
years we have been in business we have
kept the simple philosophy that our
classes must be fun in order for the
dancers to learn. Our dancers have
learned. Our dancers have stayed with
us for years and years. Some have been
with us since they wcre two and three
years old, and now when we look
around the room to see them as they
enter or even finish high school we
know that unless they were having fun.
they would not still he there.
Jacqueline's School of Dance is not
where stars arc born. it is a place where
kid% can grow up without pressure. It's a
place where girls and boys alike can
come and challen,,e their creative selves
at their own pace. 11*s a place where
little ones can work as part of a team.
Maybe become a leader. put on a show.
and perhaps even escape the stresses
that face them in their own tinv world%.
Our classes begin on Scpicrr�bcr 18th
and if you meet the age requirements of
being 3 or older we'd just love to have
you come and have fun with us.
As for the ME Generation ... obviously
thev don*t have kids'
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Congratulation to
our lid Vegas
Dancers of the Denise Lester
Dance Academy returned from
the International Finals of Dance
America in Las Vegas with much
to be proud of. They won 7 first
places, 4 seconds, a third, fourth
and a fifth.
Tonya Murray was nominated
for Best Technical execution,
Unbre a k M y Heart was
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Presentation. Way to go girls, a
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We have fun but productive
classes at the Denise Lester Dance
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our fabulous Adult classes.
Whether you a re
looking
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for fun or serious dance training
we have a spot for you. Our
teachers are friendly and
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fields, winning numerous
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Turnout, Tendinitis and Bunions
Katy KeEler, P.T., the Senior Physical Therapist at Westside
Dance Physical Therapy, the New York City Ballet and the
Juilliard School, provides an in-depth look at some issues
that are of interest to all dancers.
Improving Your Turnout
Working to improve your turnout is an important part of
dance training but you should never force or strain the hips
in the process. By approximately age 12 the hip joints are
formed and you can't change the amount of your skeletal
turnout. You can do specific stretches and Strengthening
exercises to improve case of turnout technique. The muscles
crossing the front. side and back of the hips should be gently
and routinely stretched. The deep stomach muscles, hip
-,,)tators and abductors should be strengthened to keep the
pelvis correctly placed.
Dancers often experience little pops and clicks of their joints
and tendons which are usually not cause for concern. If
however, the clicks are persistent and associated with pain
qr soreness then you must have the problem evaluated by an
,rthopaedic doctor The doctor may recommend stretching
xercises. a modified ciance schedule and physical therapy.
Sometimes anti- i nflammatory medication is prescribed.
-lightness of the muscles that cross the front side of the hip
� an cause the tendon to snap over the hip joint and make a
-i!cking sound. In addition to rhecking for tightness and
weakness of hip muscles. the doctor also checks that the
:,,s are equal length, the pelvis is level and hip joints are
healthy It is very important that you we your doctor for
- - r"rt diagnosis and guidance. Your dance teacher can help
,.-,u correct technique faults that contribute to "snapping
�ip_ Some of the technique faults to avoid include -sitting
ato the hip" of the standing leg, -hiking the hip- of the
working leg, twisting the pelvis and forcing positions.
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DANCER'S ]FIE'AILTH AND SAFETY
A PHYSIOTHERAPIST CAN HELP!
Deahng With Achines Tendinitis
Many dancers develop Achilles tendinitis. Left untreated
this can become a chronic problem, but with prompt, proper
Care it can be resolved.
There are specific exercises that can help if you have
Achilles tendinitis but first you must allow the tendmitis to
calm down and begin healing. Stop taking class for at least
& week and then gradually build up by taking partial class
-no more than 3 times a week, sitting out the jump and turn
combinations. It is very important that you see your doctor
for the correct diagnosis and guidance. A diagnosis of
tenclinitis means there is microtrauma and inflammation of
the tendon. You should ice at least once or twice a day to
help promote healing and decrease inflammation. A good
way to ice is to rub the tendon up and down with an ice
cuiie for about 3 minutes until it is slightiv red and cold. If
after 2 weeks you are not feeling a lot bett'er then return to
your doctor for further advice. If your tendinitis is chronic
you will need to follow different guidelines.
Exercise
Exercise to stretch out tight Calves, strengthen weak feet
and legs. and loosen stiff insteps can help reverse
tendinitis. To stretch out your calf , lie on your back with
one leg out on the floor and the other leg raised straight up
to the ceiling. Hold the ends of a belt in your hands with the
middle of the belt wrapped under the ball of the raised foot.
Flex your foot back to stretch of the calf as you gently pull
on the ends of the belt. The stretch should be felt along the
back of the leg. Hold the stretch for 15 seconds and then
repeat with the other leg. Relieves lbeel risesl are a good way
tc strengthen weak feet and legs. Initially do relieves sitting
down in a chair so there is very little weight on the feet
Make sure you are raising and lowering your himis Slowly.
smoothly and without sickling or wingin,y. Progress to
releves in parallel on both feet and then to single leg relieves
holding onto a stable support for balance. If releves cause
any discomfort then it is too soon to do them Try iust
rocking back and forth from the heels to the balls of your
feet. As you rock to Your heels lift the toes and then as you
rock to the balls of your feet. lift the heels about 2 inches
off the floor. Ten repetitions of these exercises is enough.
For more exercise ideas you can try some of the resistance
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Technique
Technique faults also contribute to causing tendinitis.
Technique faults to watch out for include rolling in and
landing from jumps without articulating through the feet or
putting the heels down. The Achilles tendon connects the
calf muscle to the heel and normally the tendon runs
straight up and down When the feet roll in however. the
Achilles is forced into a bowed position and is more lik y
to strain Rolling in happens when the dancer incorrectly
distributes too much weight on the inner boarders of the
feet, forces pliii too deeply or forces turnout incorrectly
from the floor up. Work with your dance teacher to correct
these technique faults.
Shoes
Pointe shoes can also cause strain on the Achilles and
other tendons of the feet if they fit poorly or if they are too
soft or the ribbons are tied too tight. Some dancers sew
elastics into the pointe shoe ribbons at the area where the
ribbons cross the Achilles tendon. This works very well to
keep the ribbons snug and secure without ex*cessive
pressure on the tendons.
Be careful on hard floors and stages If your tendons are
bothering you and you are taking dance class on a hard
floor, leave out the jumps especially the big jumps across
the floor. Take lass up until jumps then sit down and
watch the rest of �lass. Or if your teacher permits. go to the
back of the class and practice small jumps in first and
second position holdin4 the barre. Focus on articulating
your feet for a quiet landing and getting your heels down
Then slowly and gently stretch clit vour �alvps and legs Dc
not do any jumping or stretching exercises if you fe-I pain
Dancers who are prone t�, trridinitis or whr have ,,, 'A"'Irk.
hard floors -an try putting shock absorbing irivles ;n
dance shoes. Drug stores and sholt repair st)r-!s usualiv.
carry Dr. Scholl s or Soenco brand insoles :1 tir-dold 111im
,he edges nf the insoles with a srissors sfj that they fit in
vour sh-,cs without bunching up ��jvn,,,rr Minden poiwe
shoes are manufactured with sh,)ck-4bsorbing materials
and can be wry helpful in preventing tendinius.
With any injury it is always important for vou to see vour
doctor for proper diagnosis and guidance. Sometimes in
extra bone in the back of the ankle can causc.Achilles-like
s ' ymptoms. An x-ray may be necessary to make �hr
dagnosis� Tendinitis of the big Ice tendon -flexorhallucis
AS01
1)ance Acm.,
longus] is also common in dancers. In this case, the
discomfort is usually felt just behind the inside ankle
bone. Don't ignore your symptoms. The sooner you get
help, the sooner you'll heal.
Avoiding Bunions
If one of your parents or a grandparent has bunions you are
more likely to develop them since there is a hereditary
factor however you can still do a lot to prevent bunion
development. In addition to avoiding -winging" also work
to avoid rolling in at the feet - both can contribute to the
development of bunions. Make sure your dance shoes and
street shoes are fitted properly Dancers often wear shoes
that are too short. too narrow in the toe box or not
supportive enough. Remember. your feet keep growing into
your twenties. Even once you ve stopped growing your feet
may continue to widen over time especially if you are
dancing many hours a week. Some dancers need to wear
orthotics 'custom made arch supports, in their street
shoes to prevent biomechanical problems that contnbute
to bunion development. A podiatrist or physical therapist
can help you determine if you need orthotics
-Winging" refers to a technique fault in which the feet are
forced outward from the ankles toward the pinkie toes like
wings of a bird. A small degree of "vinging- can add to the
beauty of the line of the leg. The dance student however
should focus more on healthy alignment of the leg than on
the look The -enter of the foot should be in line with he
middle 1 the ankle and leg This alignment is particularly
important for tenclus releves and jumps *Xhtn the feet
wing thrrr :s mot, pressure on the big toe ioint Thejoint
,an b--.,,mt, inflamed and the big ;,,s,if -an �raduailv
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When people hear the words
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people up by kicking and punching
them in a vicious and ruthless manner.
How wrong and far from the truth is
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The primary directive of martial arts
is to value life. We pray that we will
neve'r have to use what we know.
Through discipline, self-control and
confidence in one's self, the
knowledge gained from leaming
martial arts will teach an individual
student to respect life - to value it, to
embrace it, to be a positive influence,
to always he in control, and to walk
away from conflict.
Martial arts was first brought to the
Shaolin Monks in China by an Indian
Priest as a form of exercise. It was
because of their poor health and
improper diet that martial arts was
horn. Later. it became a means to
protect one*s self. but only after every
other resource had been exhausted to
avoid the conflict.
Today, we stress the same values and
principles. We work on making our
bodies healthy and strong through
proper stretching, exercise and diet.
We work on becoming mentally
stronger through discipline, self-
control and learning respect for others.
Learning to protect one's self is a
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to control someone without seriously
hurting them. It is a science of the
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balancing and throwing principles. It
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complete styles of martial arts because
it teaches all aspects of martial arts -
how to defend yourself from a
standing position, as well as on the
ground.
HOW TO FIND A GOOD
TEACHER
Just because someone has a black
belt does not mean that they are a good
teacher. And just because someone is
good at what they do, or have learned.
,4 — I —
PR`-- can teach each others to do
the same. A good instructor Is
someone who is a good
communicator - someone who can
explain a technique clearly and
precisely. ney should always be
willing to help each student
individually understand each
technique. A good teacher should be
able to teach a child or an adult at a
level that they can understand- A good
teacher always shows a genui I ne
interest in each and every student. not
just the one's that do well in class. A
good instructor should make the
classes fun and interesting for the
students, whether for children or
adults. But most important of all, a
good instructor will gain the respect of
all students, by showing them respect -
- not by yelling and screaming at them.
trying to demand their respect.
FINDING A GOOD SCHOOL
There are a lot of' martial art schools
out there, and finding a good one can
be difficult and confusing at times.
Remember these tips when looking for
a martial arts school.
(1) 1% the school sincerely interested in your
child. and not justyour pocketbook'
(2) Does the school have the proper training
and alcty equiprnent?
(31Always watch a class. or try a class first
before you)oin Most %chool, will allow vou to
dothis Schools %ho %%ill not let you see %hat is
go, ng on are usually trN i ng to hide something
44) Find out the qualifications of the
insiruour. Ho%% long has he been teaching. and
how long has he run a school 1
(5) Find out how many classes you can attend
I in a week
For further information on how to
choose a good martial arts school, or
more information on JUI JITSU,
please call Shihan Darrell LaFrance.
6th Degree Black Belt and owner of
The Canadian Centre for Grappling
Arts. 1050 Brock Rd.. Unit 12.
Pickering. Phone (905) 420-6449.
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complete styles of martial arts because
it teaches all aspects of martial arts -
how to defend yourself from a
standing position, as well as on the
ground.
HOW TO FIND A GOOD
TEACHER
Just because someone has a black
belt does not mean that they are a good
teacher. And just because someone is
good at what they do, or have learned.
,4 — I —
PR`-- can teach each others to do
the same. A good instructor Is
someone who is a good
communicator - someone who can
explain a technique clearly and
precisely. ney should always be
willing to help each student
individually understand each
technique. A good teacher should be
able to teach a child or an adult at a
level that they can understand- A good
teacher always shows a genui I ne
interest in each and every student. not
just the one's that do well in class. A
good instructor should make the
classes fun and interesting for the
students, whether for children or
adults. But most important of all, a
good instructor will gain the respect of
all students, by showing them respect -
- not by yelling and screaming at them.
trying to demand their respect.
FINDING A GOOD SCHOOL
There are a lot of' martial art schools
out there, and finding a good one can
be difficult and confusing at times.
Remember these tips when looking for
a martial arts school.
(1) 1% the school sincerely interested in your
child. and not justyour pocketbook'
(2) Does the school have the proper training
and alcty equiprnent?
(31Always watch a class. or try a class first
before you)oin Most %chool, will allow vou to
dothis Schools %ho %%ill not let you see %hat is
go, ng on are usually trN i ng to hide something
44) Find out the qualifications of the
insiruour. Ho%% long has he been teaching. and
how long has he run a school 1
(5) Find out how many classes you can attend
I in a week
For further information on how to
choose a good martial arts school, or
more information on JUI JITSU,
please call Shihan Darrell LaFrance.
6th Degree Black Belt and owner of
The Canadian Centre for Grappling
Arts. 1050 Brock Rd.. Unit 12.
Pickering. Phone (905) 420-6449.
.FALL BRIDAL gxpn
Fmid ow how yow Busimss cm be invo&ed in the fall bridal event
ofthe yew- Particitwe in a bridal and evenimg wear fashion show!
AJAX/PICKERING
'ER -�`f
NEWS ADVERTIS
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"`7A Wedding Extravaganza
Sunday September 19,
Pickn* Ramsfon Cmpkx VaMky Fann Road, Pidwdu
Spowored by:
Pickering Town C**e
Trip Coo rtesy of:
9&ALNA
WE GIVE YOU THE WORLEr
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All Public Libraries
Pickering Nluseum Village
Recreation Complex
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Frid.iy. September A 6 00 AM to 9:00 PM
Salur�jy. September 4 9 W AM to 5 W PM
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Monday. September 6 CLOSED
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ADULT S%IM: 9 [A) AM to 100 PM
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MULTI -RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
RATEPAYERS
1998 REVISED TAX NOTICE
The 1998 Revised Tax Big
Is due for
Payment on
Auguart 27, 1999
'o, nave not received yow Rrjjw "a Tax Please tewprcne live
M ncPaI once at 111105), 420414 (Marlin Picitivinfli (jW #j3.2;lei
le Province ot ontano Em 79 r9i mWUCVakft$ to WU assessmerill-relatted
' ricreases in the "e property ow,"s to 10% in 1998� and a holliter 5'. In
'999 1 2000 BW 79 legislation requires; ma revised tax bills resecting inew
IvIrcaclive aditistirwitis lot #* tnai 1998 %am mug t* n" before Itto 1999 tax
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-I,e 1999 Fft*,L TAX BILL will be issued by Vw end 01 September .4h two
'slatiment due (11tes: OCWW 27 and Noveirdw 26. 191
�a,itde to receive a 1ax NOW dm not eliminate a* nesponsextity, for the ppirwil
ot taxes arid p"
4 iaie payment tee ol 1,25% is added to ft unpaid installment balance for each
",or" TIve Late p&m-v fee is awfled on ft kill day 01 each owndw month w*
tie balame's pad in U
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+ DEPARTWIff OF CULTURE
RECREATION REOUIRES
AIDUATIC INSTRUCTORS
coirporshm at the FOR FALL 1999
Tmn
I Theot Pk" Must have current certification: First
Esplia"
PlIckerinoZ Ontario Aid, Basic Rescuer CPR as well as
LIV60 Red CrosASS Instructors.
An Eiiial Opn",;-pk Mr. Applicants must be 16 years of age or
over and be available to work irregular
F-01tilinament shifts.
NOW0101111tPlAi ft
lxxmials Paw is cciiim Application forms can be obtained from
419'W'o "to it"""Act RSO ft Human Resources Departmainit,
CM is'agwit"MI,
Wo a cont" One The Esplanade, Pickering and
We it" at must be completed and returred by
40. hDoev rise September 18, 1999 to Valerie Jones,
or Only ku applani" Employment Services coordinator.
pw in nwfsw id to
DEPARTMENT OF
CULTURE & RECREATION
REQUIRES THE
FOLLOWING
Corpoiration of the INSTRUCTOR FOR
Town of Pickerin 1999 PROGRAM
I The Esplanad 9 Kindergym Instructor:
e
Pickering. Ontario G)"IrIalti', Coaching Lc�cl I
Ll V 6K7 qualification
. Current First -Aid and CPR
An E certification.
qr�Zlp" - Minimum 3 years experience
ir accordance wom " instructing children 6 months to
Muncpat Freedom of 8 years of age in gymnastics or
Inlorinabon anct kindergym programs.
Protection of Pmvacy Experience instructing dance or
Act ine rooffiriation
9311hered is Colociled body movement is an 1%%ci�
Zrs"t to " Experience working with special
Mw -c" Act, R S 0 needs children is an asset.
1990 c M 45 and wit
be k1sw to selec: a Applicants must be available
CandlidelS starting September 1999
we inanit all titiose
rd'vidwis -0 amly Please submit a detailed resume by
a'o*""r " "'o" August 27th. 1999 to Valerie Ionics,
Poicants gramod an
r -terve. .4 tie Ejnplo�rncni Services Cot)rdinator.
admwledgod HUITian Resources Departinent
Programs:
4204621
Rec Complex: 683-6582
Seniors:
420-6588
Nfuseum:
683-8401
Facilities:
420-4624
Pickering Transit
Effective July 5,1999
**NEW** Increased Mid-dav Service
The Town of Picxenng,s pleased to announce a 1999 s�rrmer
pilot program that atill Increase service frequency dunng off
peak hours. The following routes wk now provide 30 mili
service Monday through Friday Q&Y-
RT. Z/ 11. Liverpool & Finch/Hwy. 2
RT. 2A/ 12. %'illagc F_'ast/Brock Rd.
RT. 615 Bay RidRc%.1Wc-,l Short
RT. 1413 Mapic Ridgic/Cicnanna
Each of the abcve r-. utes wiii provide K -�inute service as
Departures. from the GO Station Arriving @ the Pickenng Town
0 5 minutes to stitch hour Centre
020 minutes after own hour
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Departuries from the A;�Wst he S��
Pickenrig Town Cenft 0 10 minutes to iesch hour
0 approx. 25 min. after own hour
AW existing off peak senice remains uncliangea iwith the exceptiorl of
the RL 2A/12 1114 pm.)
Mid-* Service to Brock a Bayl
The pool service lot RT 2A 12 VWW Easillkock Rd. wnich departs
the GO Station at 5 minutes to each hour, *it now pfovioe arect service
10 Brock Fid. & Bayly St on an hourly Ung off peak periods
Pleaw be advised this pilot program is prim" designeo to Improve
ravel opbWl$ for " students and to Improve transfer connections
during the mid-day period This service may be atsconlinueo sutilect to
review
Public Meeting
Rouge Park Neighbourhood
The Town of Pickering has initiated a detailed review
study of the Rouge Park Neighbourbood, as shown on the
key map. The study will provide direction on such matters
as community design, servicing, public facilities, and
protection, of natural resources, to ensure the
neighbourhood develops in an orderly and appropriate
manner.
You are invited to attend an introductory public meeting
(as detailed below), to discuss the study as well as
badcground inforritialtion #of has been collieded.
If you have any questions or require additional
information, please contact Geoff McKnight of the
planning Department at (905)4204660 extension 2032, or
(905W2760.
What Public getting
Rouge Park
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When: k"25,1999
7.30 - 90 PA.
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PICKERING
CUL3rU#tff AND RECREATION
CULTIVATE YOUR CREATIVITY...
Get involved with Town of
Pickering Art Programs!!!
1 -1
Choose from these GREAT
Art Programs
NEW Creative Construction
Create three dimensional an -A ork using a
variety of icchniqucs and learn construction
detailing and finishing work
Creative Construction for KIDS in South
Pickering & Claremiont 17- 10 )cars)
('reativit: Construction for YOUTH
r I I - 14 years)
NEW Youth Folk Art ( IX 17 years)
Learn the basics of Folk Art Painting
('o-Plete I to 3 project% in a fun and creative
atmospheric.
Cartooning and Superherociv Program
(8- 16 years)
Lcarn the skills of cartooning - cxaggcrwion.
gesture. form. perspcctjvc. anailomy and light
and shadow.
Art Claises (5-15 years)
Explore different drawing and pamiting
tcchmqucs,
RECREATIONAL DANCE
PROGRAMS
at the Town of Pickering!
Introduce vour child to the world of Jance
register for any of these GREAT Dancc
Programs I
Creative Steps (Age?. 3 t/2 - 4 year%)
Ballet i A gcs 4 - 8 year% I
Highland Dance iAges 4 - 8 %car%)
Ja" IAX" 5 - 10 vear%i
Interpretive Dance (Ages 8 - 10 years)
Take the first STEP with us!
&*C0rnPUChAd-K4s
CO-PUW
C:a1ss4`s_
Introduce your Child
to the world of computers...
... offered by CompuChild: Vids Computer
Classes
in partnership with the Town of Plckenng!
BYTES (Ages 2-3 years)
KILOBYTES (Ages 4-6 years)
MEGABYTES (Ages 7-9 years)
GIGABYTES (Ages 10-12 years)
This interacbve, hands-on program will
promote the fundamentals of computer
software and hardware to children aW 2 to
12 yews by using "child friendly' keyboard
and mouse and age appropriate software.
Prognm stwt the week of
September 20,1999.
For Registration Irdiormation
Call 420-4621
August 23 - Octobw 8
Pickering artist Heather Holmund is currently
displaying her watercolours in the Town �f
Pickering, Civic Complex foyer.
1 0 0 0
Heather Imund
Call (905)4204620 for more information
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AIP PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, August 24,1999
CAJAX PICKERING NEws ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call:
IL&SSIFIElD 683-0707
CWOM 11iff Carom; GonoralHolp 10�C,�,WHWp� W Cietwilral Holp Cienorall Holp Iff General H"*
10 Carom
THE FUTURE belongs Tc those
w1ho are prepared for Change
Those who a" focused and 10
those who are technically
Skilled Net & Corn using
MCSEfLolus Notes. Datatim
administration using Dracle
Computer Maintenance - A.
New media web design and
Aulaicad. software and
programming F= as _
PSUme may be avadable to
studitnt. Can Durharn
s Computer Colioge
(905)427-3D10
A TEACHNG POSITION is in-
medtaleiv available r D Lit.
ham Region to leach cheadne.
am youth with special
You wall work in a muffidw-
Phroy errolrom let an one-to-
one or small group settings
This C I, , IS W.tw" arw
school wid/or Saturday morn -
OF am mary, load to tua-lawne
Plalla" forwalrd ;our resume
to Fie 0407 P Box 481
Wawa C Ll H 7L5
CMEER SCHOOL DF FLOW
AL DESIGN 26 wk Ronstry G
BUWWU P1090311 12 wk in-
fainsm 3-phm program 3
wk Professorial coorsai, W
home ndoo
Pro
gram am
Coursars avadalifle A , , r
willent an yow Trammig
Ilecomies worth Firw-
ckV assistance a" be avait-
aft 905-436-T746
THE U& SUTWO -arm
Tianing Center Career traw
ing avaaaaw in aftlicam
"ft. ev canallong. pM-
Came . ava" Air brushang
and
S,..� tectirlaquees
IW5)439-2217
ou"01"9=� %NOW
in CatMogues T V Commaee-
". magarines. am extra
work ff accelowd - am
I " - , left Covered CA
16 9343 or 1 -1100-
0M us
� 10 5 00PP .4
romTE MMSTIGATONS
I " . 3 day surveillance
icowerse suarts S40 loth
us"birpolift x-, , Coo
111550 COMPM
avadam Call MGM 31"07.
Surveillance Cor6kdwft
General
M Hsb
A JW. - between the
6-24 years old - out
20.1ow" & work - FREE Job
Sethaace Cal 9ft-852.7150111
W Ngrunt Mum persoins
to sell coupon book door-to-
door in Uxbridge Commas-
lition Cab Lon at BLS Com-
mw� (905) 852-1790.
A CJUVM 0 TOM fim
and! profitable. Income based
on your results. P/F bee Fax
resunie to. Managirr
619-2016
M OS� manutacturing
compiNly is looking for a ft*
bw office clerk to cover a
Om a likeasaint telephone
and
bf- Pill= tax lo
1905)432-2493.
Az � Needed. perma-
*ft 14 lieft. caudbw ex -
7 once - (613) 909 -
must
12 neam
CHILD A YOUTH Workers or
VS%rs wanted to work in
Children , s residence Must be
O&V to work OVenmo
am mmighis. r-resum to
rW3112 by AOM 31/
CLAMM LESSM Began -
am to aifixance record"
CUSS" quitar beginners.
iis per 112 hour. Richard
ARCM LGSM B.A.
London Park/Ade-
Lift. (905)-579-7642.
Iff General Holip JEff Gon" Holp
HAIRSTYLISTS
WANTED
• Qualified Stylists
• Ex(&m wage and benefits
PCKkor
• M OW part firm Pawns
• Paid vwofion 2 Wks. after I
year, 3 Wks. after 3 yam
• Dertfol, Drug oW Eyewe plan
• Jusy in fNI*R H
• No &nWe requifred
• Mitmed town provided
Mease Call Barb:
(905) 623-6444
Bmia vWOshm
AffCOWE � KMr-W
ft ow welisk- W" firsidlik"M
CONFIOMM TO BOX REPLIES
It there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, nisfienses *9 are fazed
directly to Oshm This Wm*, will ad
be forwarded to the file numbeir.
Originals mod be se�nl dim" as
00
I indicated by the insbu mosmad.
APPLY TODAY
WORK TOMORROW
Until the year 2000
We are curnirilly recruilling for ft tillowirig positions:
0 an Labuirem (30 Its)
a AssolialWom
AN posillim are in ft North 111111irklm area.
Mud have own I p n talic and So" Dow
No be able to work drtW Mernoonst ffwmgw
Pleam briling: Your SIN# Photo ID
and 2 business references.
At 9:00 am OR 1:00 prn
Monday -Friday -
10825 Ymp Street, Suits #203
Richirriond Hill
(Yonge St. North of Eilgin Mills)
Or Call: 905-737-4300
01st"
&offing S-Owmes-
NOW HIRING!
Canada's largest duck farm is expanding.
Full-time positions with good benefits available
now in processing plant and on farms.
We train. No shift work. $1 0/hr. to start.
Apply in person Mon. -Fri. 9:00 - 3:00
(previous applicants need not apply)
KING COLE DUCKS LTD.
Warden Ave. just north of Aurora Rd.
DURHAM
PERFECT ATTENDANCE PAYS OFR!
Work 20 Weeks,
Ouaritum will reward YOU
JOBS AVAILABLE NOW:
S7.281ph - $8.501ph
* 100 Assemblers
* 45 Strong Labourers
* 75 Picker/Packers
-b 30 Bind" Workers
10 Lic. Forklift Operators
($10.40/ph - $11.44/ph)
Days, Afternoons, Midnights
Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be
Prepared to work today. Must bring
void cheque or savings account
information for direct deposit.
REFER A FRIEND- RECEIVESSSS$
Call (416) 292-2292 for an appit.
Or waft in
Between 9am to 1 pm.
hilervim hold in Pickeriling
Wed.. Aug. 25,1999
at CJLR.E.
1400 Ba* SL, Unit 12
(Fwinq Pickerim GO Station)
M I m I M
OM 60 J= AVALME
M. M 2L ow. 2-1311111111111111 to 3"
Short and long term assignments
in Oshawa-Whitt3y-Aiax-Pickering.
Factory Work Warehousing
Packaging Assemblers
Bindery Direct Mail
Bring your void cheque for direct deposh
ADEPT PEPAOMMEL
15 Harwood Ave. S. Suitv4NI2.
RU. AD FROM AUG. 17
SIZE 2 X 25
HEADING LOOKING
FOR ALICE REP. TERRI
CLASS 110
TUES. FRI. UXBRIDGE
AUG. 20,24,27,31
PLEASE MAKE SURE
AD GETS IN
Thnsportidon
School Bus Drivers
for 3 runs daily.
Clean abstract,
receirt DDC, fluent
English preferred.
(905) 420-4574.
nexled for furniture
retail store in Durtwn
region, must own MxiL
Excellent oMftxWy
for to r4d person.
Cointact Stan
on���
GENERALINSURANCE
Markham broker e requires
RIBO licens:1 CSR
for personal lines dept.
Fax resume:
(905) 415-8648
DRIVERS & HELPERS wanted
for local moving company
Experience preferred but not
necessary Applications ac-
cepted Aug 24th - Sept 2,
8am-10am 1375 Hopkr.s St.,
Unit 7 Whitby
L "Lobbm
L
Are you an enthusiastic individual who
is interested in a rewarding and
challen ing Part -Time Position?
L,bf w, Supermarkets is
currentl lookinf for
EXPERIENCG MEA CUTTERS
in our Meat Departfinent at our
PICKERING LOCATION
1792 Liverpool Road
Pickerin& ON
LIV 1V9
We offer: Ficxible hours, cornprichensivic
training xW an attractive benefits package"!
If you are inteirested, please forward
vour resume to the store bv mail or fax
to: (905) 831-43�0.
Required for Pickerin F based
TranspQrtation Co.
SHIPPING CLERK:
Rotating shift available A.S.A.P.
Temp to Perm. $10.00/hr to start.
General office duties. Computer literate.
Transportabon exp. an asset.
GENERAL LABOURERS:
Wanted for full-time
mignments. All shifts available.
Safety footwear a must. S8.00/hr io
start. Start fright away.
CERTIFIED FORKLIFT DRIVERS
Full-time assignments.
All shifts available.
$10.00/hr to Start
Apply in perwn orally:
ADS Employment Services,
2100 Ellesmem Road, #307,
Scarborough (at Markham Rd.)
Sleepy Hollow
Golf and Country Club
Needled Immediately
-Wait staff
-Dishwashers
Please apply to:
13242 110l"' Une, Stouffville
Phonfe:(9105) 6W2426
Fax: (WS) 642-03M all
YOUNG OFMIERS OF CANAM
Is seeking full time customer smice
remsentathie. This individuals quakfies
should be reliable, outgoing, energetic and
should enjoy dealing wfth the public. This
person should feel comfortable with sales,
a 6 fine telleplione system & keyboarding.
PIeM**l§P@ a a
Mon. 23 , Tun. Aug. 24
Thimrs. 26, froln 4 -7,
at dW16%LAJ31 licall Building.
95 1111" St W. Soft 40.
No plie" talk plan.
Two part time and one full Ow service
station pump island
attendants for a busy service
stabon in downtown Uxbridge.
People skills are essential.
Plans call Tony at (M)-852-3011
4�
Experienced must have
own truck and tools
. For cleaning &
air cond. start up.
O.D.P. card required.
Steady work in
durbarer ar"a.
4905"19-6991.
Littaiding conUm~ In Durham
Region is loolLing
for an experkmw"
pipe layer
a strong background to so mat
and w~ main constructilion
please fax resume to
9054068-3SS4
WANI"
FuU thm G"unds;
Maintenatme staff
for Deer Creek
and Glen Cedars Golf Clubs.
Please fax resurne to: (905)427-1611
AtIn. Neil Acton., Deer Creek
or tax resume to: (905)-4274893
Attn. AJex Weatherson., Glen Cedars
Or drop off resume at 27 Buggy Lane, A4ax.
No phone calls please.
We Will contact applicable applicants.
REcErnOOMT REGUNtED for
Medical ctinic in Oshawa
Compailer . .. ald ONIP
ballini; (905)4W38M
CWT ASSOWM wanted.
for reputable Pickering Craft
Manufacturer mtw him Craft
experience Plem CAN
(9054881 _
DEIM ASSISDAT/M.
Large Paoxedrag Dental group
Many opportunities o -
vance Full bawas Fax resistant
to JKbe (905)-831-7M
ONIV RS waned to dekm
newspapers aid flifert; in ft
Pickering area Must naw
caW van Call! (905)-420-
7591 or (905)-TM1904
EM V00. SM. M00. or
mone per week. assernmV
products in twe comfoirl of
yow own home Slow a gaill-
adifiresaaall A~ *a welicalial
to OPH 6-24M lootialin sl
W. Soft 541. AM 635.
solawage, Orit LSK 2M
WHOM, DOW ad Sid"
,_ fw4wrsa mug how
am tools AM vehick wawa
appaurance a warst Tele-
= (905) WI�7097 Aek ta
EXP� com� COM-
PANY has w000ldiahe open-
diniam with
varts. 11600+
weekly Call (905)-427-W93
Monday thru Fradity
M""10 HAVATYL-
OTS . oil for L'Altitudes.
Locations in Maim C&M
and Pickering Tom Central,
sailary + comanission. CAN
J905)-723-507
1 ED Law nfain-
1. irsorwaoi. T
talion re"red. "to=
day4fridill. 9--5
West 1 728-0977.
NAMTVUSTS
M11311161 for Api Oft 00
0shawa. Excellent I
aid Mon at
Call I=: (905) 576-2512.
.J.., for, we ba&-
hm diflain; kfaft& and @at-
cavam. wo
reswm".
law
Ruum "
Expe COOK 2 pooll-
im &I"*. Call (9050W
0443 ask lot John.
NOCKEY seasonal wookainil
SON fillip wo ixw
Ra
A itnual"MM10awnkum"aftwin
aw 11111,10
P'ZE A5hJ0Z_
Fj b:4
7431.
MANIF-CTIMM' le". in
Markham requires General
Labourers. also FoWits Ju-
nior Levol Machinie Operators
and Solicitations. Company
pailividits comps1mvi saltarks
and ba".gfkage Cal sl
9 905-294 74 biturieff
&V-12 pm. NW 2 pm -al path
HOSTESS, W3.1ris&WJJl!r
required for Saaallood A SNA
Housae Apply in pearsox . 1180
soncoe st N oowm
CE SMTS Scarboarovigiv
Thargy Peniquan is loob for
, fill . '. Wof Staff to wwk
eve ngs and
Plem tax resume to 416-
41124"1
INSTALLERS REGUOR for
ceramic. rardwood CU~
floor and CNW Apply at
ROO( Fashion ewn I ris
itvSt. 013 Pickering
)-4204304
0071EUM So" re-
quares as, i for I dily per
week ECE preferred, call 905-
GW9759
EKPERIEMO LANOWAFF
labouters &W lawn rinan-
WAM 111111100owers; rolawerfall for
"Or Mond alloo0yalawaill
dqos)-Qg�
maweaum
3
9 Capilow, of
opolialingi
Cal (905)428-7793 likandap
or fax re -
LIGHT WousTink. loav-
term tamp, mug kal" 6
1 1 working 9V- &
salary stoo-Im bom Pick-
loshaw arm.
U9.1hr= We ad be an-
llermwing at that 09sawa 0-
vic Auditorium " Thorration
RW South, Oftaxial on Tues-
day. ALVW 24th. 31st 9:30
a.m. - 2 p.m.
COMM STYLE a Paw
Moor relfwas matiant hop for
daylLmildraighit 00. Apply an
person 114P.M. Experience
= Wbtd0s;=*`*s`a`Y
SILO Rep 10 sd 10 schocis
and woulps. School valication
and swomers Off. swits paront
=im SOW aw re " . .
ho.. Call 11,1100-
264-1250, ext 3209.
*ATM 1111MAW hlip re-
liviled part lion. COMM lad to
tki F I , folifild.
M.ClIhM. A%%
01 Lallft
UL TIC� for new
kw C&* 10 or
439. T* aalm
190508-81128.
orvicia. AUNUM
ad for OM in A& and Pkk-
fft W25 Nan per walk
to W=. us" be
a and wn-
kenift. Fax main to
CM , 0110*0=8
Rd.. AM Dd*e.
1111111 YRRVJNEM CO. m-
qwm awooc *MOM
NO expowlera raqvirod,
tralm Excellent P; 00
cash tiontem daly. Illy &
Eva" am 81011111111111111. GAIN111
Sumriw =%.br.
CLO&II11 rm, paid for "frais.
FREE CAREER TRAVEL SEMINAR
Canada's Premier Travel Company will condW a intmduction seminar
How to start your own home based travel business.
Wednesday, August 25th Torm: 7 p.m.
Durham College/Oshawa (em Roo, )
Make this an opportunity that must be exanned. No inventory, no
receivables, tax deductions. great travel benelds.
Please call. RSVP 1-800-608-1117 to attend this free seminar.
10 Carom
THE FUTURE belongs Tc those
w1ho are prepared for Change
Those who a" focused and 10
those who are technically
Skilled Net & Corn using
MCSEfLolus Notes. Datatim
administration using Dracle
Computer Maintenance - A.
New media web design and
Aulaicad. software and
programming F= as _
PSUme may be avadable to
studitnt. Can Durharn
s Computer Colioge
(905)427-3D10
A TEACHNG POSITION is in-
medtaleiv available r D Lit.
ham Region to leach cheadne.
am youth with special
You wall work in a muffidw-
Phroy errolrom let an one-to-
one or small group settings
This C I, , IS W.tw" arw
school wid/or Saturday morn -
OF am mary, load to tua-lawne
Plalla" forwalrd ;our resume
to Fie 0407 P Box 481
Wawa C Ll H 7L5
CMEER SCHOOL DF FLOW
AL DESIGN 26 wk Ronstry G
BUWWU P1090311 12 wk in-
fainsm 3-phm program 3
wk Professorial coorsai, W
home ndoo
Pro
gram am
Coursars avadalifle A , , r
willent an yow Trammig
Ilecomies worth Firw-
ckV assistance a" be avait-
aft 905-436-T746
THE U& SUTWO -arm
Tianing Center Career traw
ing avaaaaw in aftlicam
"ft. ev canallong. pM-
Came . ava" Air brushang
and
S,..� tectirlaquees
IW5)439-2217
ou"01"9=� %NOW
in CatMogues T V Commaee-
". magarines. am extra
work ff accelowd - am
I " - , left Covered CA
16 9343 or 1 -1100-
0M us
� 10 5 00PP .4
romTE MMSTIGATONS
I " . 3 day surveillance
icowerse suarts S40 loth
us"birpolift x-, , Coo
111550 COMPM
avadam Call MGM 31"07.
Surveillance Cor6kdwft
General
M Hsb
A JW. - between the
6-24 years old - out
20.1ow" & work - FREE Job
Sethaace Cal 9ft-852.7150111
W Ngrunt Mum persoins
to sell coupon book door-to-
door in Uxbridge Commas-
lition Cab Lon at BLS Com-
mw� (905) 852-1790.
A CJUVM 0 TOM fim
and! profitable. Income based
on your results. P/F bee Fax
resunie to. Managirr
619-2016
M OS� manutacturing
compiNly is looking for a ft*
bw office clerk to cover a
Om a likeasaint telephone
and
bf- Pill= tax lo
1905)432-2493.
Az � Needed. perma-
*ft 14 lieft. caudbw ex -
7 once - (613) 909 -
must
12 neam
CHILD A YOUTH Workers or
VS%rs wanted to work in
Children , s residence Must be
O&V to work OVenmo
am mmighis. r-resum to
rW3112 by AOM 31/
CLAMM LESSM Began -
am to aifixance record"
CUSS" quitar beginners.
iis per 112 hour. Richard
ARCM LGSM B.A.
London Park/Ade-
Lift. (905)-579-7642.
Iff General Holip JEff Gon" Holp
HAIRSTYLISTS
WANTED
• Qualified Stylists
• Ex(&m wage and benefits
PCKkor
• M OW part firm Pawns
• Paid vwofion 2 Wks. after I
year, 3 Wks. after 3 yam
• Dertfol, Drug oW Eyewe plan
• Jusy in fNI*R H
• No &nWe requifred
• Mitmed town provided
Mease Call Barb:
(905) 623-6444
Bmia vWOshm
AffCOWE � KMr-W
ft ow welisk- W" firsidlik"M
CONFIOMM TO BOX REPLIES
It there are firms or individuals to whom
you do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
addressed to the box number in the
advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
If the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed.
PLEASE NOTE, nisfienses *9 are fazed
directly to Oshm This Wm*, will ad
be forwarded to the file numbeir.
Originals mod be se�nl dim" as
00
I indicated by the insbu mosmad.
APPLY TODAY
WORK TOMORROW
Until the year 2000
We are curnirilly recruilling for ft tillowirig positions:
0 an Labuirem (30 Its)
a AssolialWom
AN posillim are in ft North 111111irklm area.
Mud have own I p n talic and So" Dow
No be able to work drtW Mernoonst ffwmgw
Pleam briling: Your SIN# Photo ID
and 2 business references.
At 9:00 am OR 1:00 prn
Monday -Friday -
10825 Ymp Street, Suits #203
Richirriond Hill
(Yonge St. North of Eilgin Mills)
Or Call: 905-737-4300
01st"
&offing S-Owmes-
NOW HIRING!
Canada's largest duck farm is expanding.
Full-time positions with good benefits available
now in processing plant and on farms.
We train. No shift work. $1 0/hr. to start.
Apply in person Mon. -Fri. 9:00 - 3:00
(previous applicants need not apply)
KING COLE DUCKS LTD.
Warden Ave. just north of Aurora Rd.
DURHAM
PERFECT ATTENDANCE PAYS OFR!
Work 20 Weeks,
Ouaritum will reward YOU
JOBS AVAILABLE NOW:
S7.281ph - $8.501ph
* 100 Assemblers
* 45 Strong Labourers
* 75 Picker/Packers
-b 30 Bind" Workers
10 Lic. Forklift Operators
($10.40/ph - $11.44/ph)
Days, Afternoons, Midnights
Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be
Prepared to work today. Must bring
void cheque or savings account
information for direct deposit.
REFER A FRIEND- RECEIVESSSS$
Call (416) 292-2292 for an appit.
Or waft in
Between 9am to 1 pm.
hilervim hold in Pickeriling
Wed.. Aug. 25,1999
at CJLR.E.
1400 Ba* SL, Unit 12
(Fwinq Pickerim GO Station)
M I m I M
OM 60 J= AVALME
M. M 2L ow. 2-1311111111111111 to 3"
Short and long term assignments
in Oshawa-Whitt3y-Aiax-Pickering.
Factory Work Warehousing
Packaging Assemblers
Bindery Direct Mail
Bring your void cheque for direct deposh
ADEPT PEPAOMMEL
15 Harwood Ave. S. Suitv4NI2.
RU. AD FROM AUG. 17
SIZE 2 X 25
HEADING LOOKING
FOR ALICE REP. TERRI
CLASS 110
TUES. FRI. UXBRIDGE
AUG. 20,24,27,31
PLEASE MAKE SURE
AD GETS IN
Thnsportidon
School Bus Drivers
for 3 runs daily.
Clean abstract,
receirt DDC, fluent
English preferred.
(905) 420-4574.
nexled for furniture
retail store in Durtwn
region, must own MxiL
Excellent oMftxWy
for to r4d person.
Cointact Stan
on���
GENERALINSURANCE
Markham broker e requires
RIBO licens:1 CSR
for personal lines dept.
Fax resume:
(905) 415-8648
DRIVERS & HELPERS wanted
for local moving company
Experience preferred but not
necessary Applications ac-
cepted Aug 24th - Sept 2,
8am-10am 1375 Hopkr.s St.,
Unit 7 Whitby
L "Lobbm
L
Are you an enthusiastic individual who
is interested in a rewarding and
challen ing Part -Time Position?
L,bf w, Supermarkets is
currentl lookinf for
EXPERIENCG MEA CUTTERS
in our Meat Departfinent at our
PICKERING LOCATION
1792 Liverpool Road
Pickerin& ON
LIV 1V9
We offer: Ficxible hours, cornprichensivic
training xW an attractive benefits package"!
If you are inteirested, please forward
vour resume to the store bv mail or fax
to: (905) 831-43�0.
Required for Pickerin F based
TranspQrtation Co.
SHIPPING CLERK:
Rotating shift available A.S.A.P.
Temp to Perm. $10.00/hr to start.
General office duties. Computer literate.
Transportabon exp. an asset.
GENERAL LABOURERS:
Wanted for full-time
mignments. All shifts available.
Safety footwear a must. S8.00/hr io
start. Start fright away.
CERTIFIED FORKLIFT DRIVERS
Full-time assignments.
All shifts available.
$10.00/hr to Start
Apply in perwn orally:
ADS Employment Services,
2100 Ellesmem Road, #307,
Scarborough (at Markham Rd.)
Sleepy Hollow
Golf and Country Club
Needled Immediately
-Wait staff
-Dishwashers
Please apply to:
13242 110l"' Une, Stouffville
Phonfe:(9105) 6W2426
Fax: (WS) 642-03M all
YOUNG OFMIERS OF CANAM
Is seeking full time customer smice
remsentathie. This individuals quakfies
should be reliable, outgoing, energetic and
should enjoy dealing wfth the public. This
person should feel comfortable with sales,
a 6 fine telleplione system & keyboarding.
PIeM**l§P@ a a
Mon. 23 , Tun. Aug. 24
Thimrs. 26, froln 4 -7,
at dW16%LAJ31 licall Building.
95 1111" St W. Soft 40.
No plie" talk plan.
Two part time and one full Ow service
station pump island
attendants for a busy service
stabon in downtown Uxbridge.
People skills are essential.
Plans call Tony at (M)-852-3011
4�
Experienced must have
own truck and tools
. For cleaning &
air cond. start up.
O.D.P. card required.
Steady work in
durbarer ar"a.
4905"19-6991.
Littaiding conUm~ In Durham
Region is loolLing
for an experkmw"
pipe layer
a strong background to so mat
and w~ main constructilion
please fax resume to
9054068-3SS4
WANI"
FuU thm G"unds;
Maintenatme staff
for Deer Creek
and Glen Cedars Golf Clubs.
Please fax resurne to: (905)427-1611
AtIn. Neil Acton., Deer Creek
or tax resume to: (905)-4274893
Attn. AJex Weatherson., Glen Cedars
Or drop off resume at 27 Buggy Lane, A4ax.
No phone calls please.
We Will contact applicable applicants.
REcErnOOMT REGUNtED for
Medical ctinic in Oshawa
Compailer . .. ald ONIP
ballini; (905)4W38M
CWT ASSOWM wanted.
for reputable Pickering Craft
Manufacturer mtw him Craft
experience Plem CAN
(9054881 _
DEIM ASSISDAT/M.
Large Paoxedrag Dental group
Many opportunities o -
vance Full bawas Fax resistant
to JKbe (905)-831-7M
ONIV RS waned to dekm
newspapers aid flifert; in ft
Pickering area Must naw
caW van Call! (905)-420-
7591 or (905)-TM1904
EM V00. SM. M00. or
mone per week. assernmV
products in twe comfoirl of
yow own home Slow a gaill-
adifiresaaall A~ *a welicalial
to OPH 6-24M lootialin sl
W. Soft 541. AM 635.
solawage, Orit LSK 2M
WHOM, DOW ad Sid"
,_ fw4wrsa mug how
am tools AM vehick wawa
appaurance a warst Tele-
= (905) WI�7097 Aek ta
EXP� com� COM-
PANY has w000ldiahe open-
diniam with
varts. 11600+
weekly Call (905)-427-W93
Monday thru Fradity
M""10 HAVATYL-
OTS . oil for L'Altitudes.
Locations in Maim C&M
and Pickering Tom Central,
sailary + comanission. CAN
J905)-723-507
1 ED Law nfain-
1. irsorwaoi. T
talion re"red. "to=
day4fridill. 9--5
West 1 728-0977.
NAMTVUSTS
M11311161 for Api Oft 00
0shawa. Excellent I
aid Mon at
Call I=: (905) 576-2512.
.J.., for, we ba&-
hm diflain; kfaft& and @at-
cavam. wo
reswm".
law
Ruum "
Expe COOK 2 pooll-
im &I"*. Call (9050W
0443 ask lot John.
NOCKEY seasonal wookainil
SON fillip wo ixw
Ra
A itnual"MM10awnkum"aftwin
aw 11111,10
P'ZE A5hJ0Z_
Fj b:4
7431.
MANIF-CTIMM' le". in
Markham requires General
Labourers. also FoWits Ju-
nior Levol Machinie Operators
and Solicitations. Company
pailividits comps1mvi saltarks
and ba".gfkage Cal sl
9 905-294 74 biturieff
&V-12 pm. NW 2 pm -al path
HOSTESS, W3.1ris&WJJl!r
required for Saaallood A SNA
Housae Apply in pearsox . 1180
soncoe st N oowm
CE SMTS Scarboarovigiv
Thargy Peniquan is loob for
, fill . '. Wof Staff to wwk
eve ngs and
Plem tax resume to 416-
41124"1
INSTALLERS REGUOR for
ceramic. rardwood CU~
floor and CNW Apply at
ROO( Fashion ewn I ris
itvSt. 013 Pickering
)-4204304
0071EUM So" re-
quares as, i for I dily per
week ECE preferred, call 905-
GW9759
EKPERIEMO LANOWAFF
labouters &W lawn rinan-
WAM 111111100owers; rolawerfall for
"Or Mond alloo0yalawaill
dqos)-Qg�
maweaum
3
9 Capilow, of
opolialingi
Cal (905)428-7793 likandap
or fax re -
LIGHT WousTink. loav-
term tamp, mug kal" 6
1 1 working 9V- &
salary stoo-Im bom Pick-
loshaw arm.
U9.1hr= We ad be an-
llermwing at that 09sawa 0-
vic Auditorium " Thorration
RW South, Oftaxial on Tues-
day. ALVW 24th. 31st 9:30
a.m. - 2 p.m.
COMM STYLE a Paw
Moor relfwas matiant hop for
daylLmildraighit 00. Apply an
person 114P.M. Experience
= Wbtd0s;=*`*s`a`Y
SILO Rep 10 sd 10 schocis
and woulps. School valication
and swomers Off. swits paront
=im SOW aw re " . .
ho.. Call 11,1100-
264-1250, ext 3209.
*ATM 1111MAW hlip re-
liviled part lion. COMM lad to
tki F I , folifild.
M.ClIhM. A%%
01 Lallft
UL TIC� for new
kw C&* 10 or
439. T* aalm
190508-81128.
orvicia. AUNUM
ad for OM in A& and Pkk-
fft W25 Nan per walk
to W=. us" be
a and wn-
kenift. Fax main to
CM , 0110*0=8
Rd.. AM Dd*e.
1111111 YRRVJNEM CO. m-
qwm awooc *MOM
NO expowlera raqvirod,
tralm Excellent P; 00
cash tiontem daly. Illy &
Eva" am 81011111111111111. GAIN111
Sumriw =%.br.
CLO&II11 rm, paid for "frais.
Con" Help -
W
pi,S PET CENTRE in the
Pic win en
,�kkeringl,To C hire is
an experienced
r Minimum ex_
dogm8roomer
pertence of 2 years. Call Derl
Ise Pearcey 0 905-837-1166,
days evenings. weekends.
TROPICAL Greenhouse seek'
s
assistant grower to help in all
aspects Of plant PfGdUCtion
and shipping Some horticul-
Must be hardworking, Fax re-
tural knowledge preferred
surne 10 (905) 987-5M
Telc%Aax Com., the
leading calling card
company. is seeking
distributors in E)urham
for Canada's #1 selling
phone cards Great dis-
counts. high quality
Wice. 24.n days cus-
tornier services
Great Wholesale
Rates
Canada/ USA 0 04
India 0.34
U.K. 0.04
Pakti;tan 0.45
HoaKong 0.50
trial U.11
Korea(s) 0.08
Philippines 0. 18
shel
140483 -SM ext. 227
onto and area ATZ drivers.
B tram amid Jum
Taft units. bo�
3 years dwng exPenem.
Will train on tal vehicles
Clean abstract at refergyrijeti
required Serious applicants
only Send resume to I"
-
Trucking Inc RFV2 Pellerbor
oup Ontario K9J SX3 of fax
resume to 1705) 748-0591
LEA&MING
CENTRE
needs- I expt-rience
ECE I -,r schlivol aged
-r
pmg am. Must have
experience.
N1,.,) rwed I asststaint
rlcr.Mhool rocrin,
4
27-6263.
SANGSTER'S 'E%
sun., Previous experience
ran -
in a natural 11"th en"
ment beneficial Fax
to 905 -72B -04M
SERVER$ WANTED at the
Bear & F,lk,r 1j, and part
time Fix resume to (905).
420-26,75 or drop off resume
X ISM Kingston Rip, Pwcker-
,ng
T"OMOUif111RED FARM Re-
luirv. excerienced full t!rnej
aitnime milip Uxbridge ar"
Call 905-852-0211
THE NEWS ADVERTISER is
I"Ing '1,1 Kids 10 deliver pa-
pers and :;yers o" so door
four times a week by 6:00 Pim
in their net borhoods call
905-683-5 , 115"n
UXBRIDGE BOWL s currently
accepTirg appicatiOnS I"
utioc-Xi-quut am (MUM to
over 19) am I" agretroalms
Part-time Evenings & wee-
kenOs C20 852-3141
See Page 7
(Pickering
edtition only)
for Town Of
Pickering Job
Vacancies.
OPE111111ATOM
Clean, modern Mfg plaint
located in PC", hirty.
rate + piece Work borlUS.
Must have experience wiligh
indfustrial mad"
- I
Call Carmen
420-07U
WAITR_E_SS rT/FT p.
Quired Also fine coo must
have experience Pleasie drop
off resume to the trora
pomh.
187 Queen st Pori Perry. No
phone calls.
JUM111 GomromwHeip
WE ARE currently looking for
an individual who can help our
son with his I;r arms' Au -
,SM ou AT 114
ALIF Ener-
gelic. Enthusiastic. very
reative. Long Ter
m Commit -
Ment. Knowledpe of Aulism
Familiar with arty Intervell
tion Programs (Lovass
Knowledge Of ABA
Based).
JA'Plied Behavioral Analysis)
DUCATION Recent graduate
01 Psychology or Early Child-
hood Education Qualified in-
dividuals can send their re -
fly. 35 Wrenn Blvd. Bowmayn-
suff* 10 The Naccaralo Fam-
Ville. Ont LTC 4111 No Phone
Calls Plealsel
EXP SI*NGLERS R1G*D - re-
liable arid hardworking ONLY
NEED APPLY Flashing
exp,
an asset. Competitive Wages/
Steady Work Mike (9o5) 666-
5214
NONE WORKERS NEEDED.11
. sembling our products
Idill for stay at horm moms
and student$ Start imme-
dialetyFor free into Package
call 24 hrs 1011 -free 1.888-
'71 -7409
7
offlim
Help
PART TIME Expenenced AjP
and AM Clerk MY08 expen-
ence an a" Pernianem part
ly
Send resume to
4 daystivileek
time working 3-4 hours day
Oshawa This
File 0 405
Week. 665 Farewell St Osha-
va. Only LIH 71_5
son
iiu� Hft / Affignilly
SALESPERSON required ?or
equipment promotion in the
Industrial Ptnishrrig Market
Send resume to Electrostatic
C Ing Ellwoment Ltd. 270
B orue
mel Road, Mississauga.
Ont L4Z1T5 All SalesMgr
SUN - SALES PERSON
required immediately Exp ri
all floor covering aspects
Flexible hours Great cam-
m'SSWS available Apply in
person with resurriff Sears,
154 Durion St E Whitby or
Fax 905-665-0616
LMIQUE OPPORTUNITY &
"cellern pay structurie
Nortuses Expected
Z
eamerigs $75,000 annually
Star Sal, amid 5
Marveling
Professionals needed T,ade
Exchange rilemationade Inc
905-571)-4034
HOUPLY a:e - orrinissK,
bonus A Canadian
business
!publisher requires Independent
repriesertairves with bugarrew-
to-business telemarketing
'Sxpero" 10 work tram home
'The K" candidate will have a
pirollessional Iowa marimer
am be sollf-mothrated Plew
call Pow Hall a 905-566-1308
Sales Dealers
Needed.
Sell Xmas
Now!
No Quotas
Ealm EXtra Cash $
Office Help
YAMAHA CANADA MUSIC LTD.
CREDIT & COLLECTIONS REPRESENTATIVE
Yamaha Canada Music Ltd. is seeking a Credit and
Collections Representative. The individual must possess
previous experience in Credit & Collections; Securities -
ideally in
PPSA; have good organizational Skills and be
computer literate. The ability to meet deadlines and work
well under pressure with minimum supervision is
IS
e sential. Bilingualism is an asset. Please forward your
resume to:
Yamaha Canada Music Ltd.
135 Milner Ave.,
Scarborough, ON MIS 3RI
Attention: Credit Manager
Or by fax: (416) 292-0732
We ftnk all of those Who respond, but orgy #low Selected for
Interviews will be contacted. Please no caft, no agenciles.
[KIJ Sylin HWAgel
SALES CONSULTANT
Fast growing, international road
products company. equires an
expe
rienced industrial /commer-
cial product representative to
Service municpal and contractor
mark
ets in Ontario. Must demon-
strate strong skills in both face to
face sales and telemarketing, be
results oriented team player and
able to work with minimal super-
vision.
If you are a self starter who
thrives on the challenge of achiev-
ing the highest levels of sales per-
formance, forward your re�sufmI6 to:
1700 ALLIANCE RD. BOX 135
PICKERING, ONT. LIW 3X2
elp Skilled ;;;p
Cabinetmakers / Apprenbcas Upholster
General wood shop help.
loecuired immedalety 'or growing TTigh end rest-
der!al , executive office furniture manufacturer.
-hese are excellent full brike posithons for the ex
perenced craftspierson. We offer extremely corn-
& beneft for ft nigm candidates.
petitive wages
Reby in wnting, In confidence, to:
LF" JACOMEN
39 Rivistra Dr., Unit 7, MWkhM, ON
L1 N 1 M6 or by tu to (905)-479-M7.
I
WOOD PATTERN MAKER &
MOLD MAKER / CNC PROGRAMMER
k5yrs. exp.)
Competitive S. benefits
Fax 905-831-4783 . Phone 905-831-8760
EXPERIENCED eln,stimg FRAMING CREW Cdi Ti�`ne
person needed tar busy OSna, buod,�q -ompa",
"Ou"e's
wily body Shop Apply well re- qualifiet: tramming crew Must
survive to Ganxim s Auto Body riave own voicle & lools Call
or tax to 723-8182 after 6pm 1905)-473-1313
EXPERIENCED Painters/Fore-
man required Must have own
MLE" Snm
vehicie and 'afais $15 per ST WNKAM
I SIM F -d
hour Please call (905;850- ,
3561 quipmem Manufadur-1
WIS. FULLY EXPERIENCED Framer
Call Pauline Ns required Must be reliable
Wages negot&W $16
e
016) 3W9M hour After 6 Pill 90;24p2e'
4432
FULL TIME UM MSPEC-
ROYAL WOO TOP- A qualified. and expen-
DS
n
d HOME INSPECTOR
for
FORD LINCOLN
Automotive Sales
We require two ex*
lies rep-
perienced sa
resentalives. Grow-
ing dealership. Great
working atmosphere.
For interview call
Rick LMeigne,
.
Full Time employment Must
have truck or van. be willing
to travel amid work seven days
a week as required. Interested
candidates, who possess the
above requirements please
forward your resurm to 1621
McEwen Dr. Unit M. Whitby.
Ont., LlN 9A5. Outlining ex-
Penence and association At -
filiation Orgy serious canch-
dates need apply OdY 9 -
selected for an interview will
be conWed.
WAITINES-USNAMM, BAR FULLY CERTIFIED Plumbers
and Electrician wanted. full -
MAIDS arto Shooter sm re-
2guired Call The palace 42G- time to run service truck
95 Must be responsible, clean.
AZ Highway driver required 2 personable with positive ath-
Yam expert&".
dw W tude and able to work with
WAIMES stract. Call 905 -CO -9m. mintmal supervision. Good
WALITER C&C OPERATOR required I" wages with reiptilable COMI
Ex custom woodwitifthill Shop. ny and friendly work eryviron-
penter"d
Evenin Wild weelkero Fully explenenciNI C&C meni. Please fax
-I nd resume 10:
wOW Resume, in eralkyrs need orgy (905)426-SQ2 of mad to P.O.
k
person tlx- ']d Plea" fax resume to Va. box 311. Ajax. ON. LIS 3C5.
Joe's cafe 983-9714.
lliards SM FITTER Licensed and
2M glittick BILA
Pickering
After lo:30 ajn.
$500
WEEKLY7
Me experl"ll
Willi
advert " to 1".
is" compatifty
expanding Great
for responsible, ambitim
oulgoing
People. 5 111"*
wanted now! Co-ed
environment Cal Shigirf
tod I for Inkgrylight.
.3
721-3
s 44 Full-tim only.
18. tudwswmmm.
CABINET MAKERS requined
for night shin. FUN expert-
eryced cabinet makers need
Plem fax resume
9714.
I"MM.
OSMWA TIRE requires Tire
iftiou for busy Mally. Mirl
mum 5 years experience.
Hourly wage and berfelits, Fax
mume to: (SO5 PS -094 or
Call 905- 725-6511 1.
DZ OWN required fair East.
dependable, moving & ap-
pliamce delivery experience a
us bo-
musL Good money. P,
nuses. Helpers also required
Own Inipisportagion to Wity site,
(416) 91* -3956.
aperienced. Contratict work in
resume:
Durham Region Fax
905-433-7941 Phone 905
725-9731.
=TALLER$ and helpers re*
quired for heating arid AJC
company Must have gas litter
license We will train.
(905)6"18.
NEEDED PERM WITH ex.
pervence in the electrical hM.
i,e. electrician electrical dis-
tribullion to handlet inside dirs-
patch and billing positions.
Fax resume to (905)
6"4.
me fillwitly a 11-katiq lf� a
pt, -m experiewird m thr
ralfracata" of Staxialkiss
Tablift'
boods.
It"parrallson Tall mW
10- fu" -AiP-"' -
-4111.
n� Cal m oceAm
9054WI64"ff
A stainless slexell shwil
im illood
sp-wizilkg
eqmipmerd is in seed
of a fully
to peolive layout,
operate a powel bew,
amel er brake.
cam 9; mcouim
91015-11111" 895a
Dole
NOW COWUTER TRAIN
KING: Personal
Computer
lessons by a qualified in-
structor, specializing in Word
Plumssil Spreadsheets. In-
temil Graphics and General
PIC
Hourf7,.package
905-5 1-4963
-
Hospitai
Eff kedicell pig,"
DENTAL HYGIENIST required
for temporary hygelle POSItiol
in Ajax
DiMial o" -9M3&
weekly Pfuse UN
34M
PHARMACY ASSISTANT- ull
it
Time Kroll expenerice nem-
sary Fax resumes 416-282-
4391 or call 416-M-4223
OPHTHALMOLOGISTS oftlice
in Oshawa
ophthalmic seeking Dart film
assistant to start
as Sam as possiblil Some
eipenence in o"llu wort or
"if an asset Plearse ta
hospitalichnic setting would
'Psumes and W of references
'o (905) 434-3807
REHAB O""TURNTIES.-
by
,,lnic ReNb Director Arna
PlWotherapost Osmawaf Pn-
ale Orlho Rehab clients
�raduales welcome to
apply
;'Torke 4115�598-4020 Ext 13
lax (41f)-
596-3963
RECEPTIONIST Required part
. �el "dirg Irl oull time for
',at Surgery on" Plu"
7all resume to 92 Churcm
31 -get South, Suite 104 Atax
_'S 684
Dayeart
ON~
A SPECIAL i 11! -11
me �iaq th
30
tmust love
hiforen, Monday a Friday,
10-5 10 Old Harwal
:arkms References Joanne
0 1 -686- 7723 dog optionarl
BABYSITTER WANTED - Ux-
day . Friday in
""191 mom
ur home 2 toddle
rs Cal,
�Ilyrflts of Paul at 905-352-
�w
MATURE STUDENT NEEDED
-1 school 'are �f 'yr
a P
"up at VA"grw *'I -
.,rd PS 4 mk days 53D-700
-116i-6W9239
CHILD CUE DIO,�
for 6 mioni� oid in IM !00110
stanning November ist Ition
smoker essential ECE pre-
term relative ve" fe-
quoted Plem send rotor-
ences and resurm by sep-
!e 6th to 2305 Wiftwood
ts Pick,
enrig Ontanu .1
2R8 Fax 905419-9777
EXPERIENCED Dablinarw re-
quirea for lovielen flow old
nlarc preferably in our home
Monday-Fridary. mug be
.1mblit, References required.
Whiles
& Sheppard
area CA
evenings 905-537-2282
EXPIERIENCED aa)cjre pro -
wider required r monvii. W
fore and Allet saw Boy 5 -
noting Parlks4fe
school
athy
Peterence-s required Own
�ar Shoal Point / spea's
Ajax call 905-426-2947 or
days 416-349-5458
Kong a full hime, Mon -
Fri Sam-6prn Care 9"r
and *xnestic help for arl
active working W" with
two preschool girts in our
home. Locaticyn;
Liverpool/Finch all
JMFUMM.
1
�TMOUSEKEEM LIV
OUT energetic, person r"
quired ?a care for 3 dWdren
years) M -F
(5, 4. 2
--- duties Must
have Q& agutuside. job mi,
lated expeneince, own trans-
porlaition, drivers license.
Churchi Rossilaind. Call 905
619-1385.nc
PART Tm babirsiner re-
quired in our Ajax WN 1-1.
to look after 4 yr. and 18 Mo.
old. Driver's license required.
Pays $8.00 per hir Tfthone
W7603
Me"
mom
Dam
For P/T hours All shifts.
LTC expenence preferred.
Fax resume to
Sunnycrest Nursing Home
(905)-576-0111.
Att. Director of Care.
THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, August 24,1999 -PAGE 33 AM
W~ Articifyiefor 11� �,� F011 kficies way,
$.I. monommon ------
RELIABLE PERSON needed to 19" MUM Ferguson 2516 NEARLY NEW white electric ANTIOUIESI'Aligolortetill Ad -
take my child to Lincoln Al ridling lam mower Hydra stall, stove Not so new dishwash- ince- always valuable. usually
ander PS Delaney/Church 44' cut Brand new never er. Double bed frarne. walnut free' Purchasing outright, es -
a 1 7-
rea Cal 42 3836 used $3900 a b.o. Call with book case head board tales w/some antique cant -
(905)579 -6731 $400 080 Call 905-433-7rA9 ents. (no limit to value con -
after 6p.rn sidefed)
collections of arty
Dnym
A"W*
AM - BAYLY/MCXEFIING
Beach Rd ECE will provide
narm neuterng environment
&rth many ;eaming opponurn-
Ties irregular hours available
Telephone (416) 750-1732
BROCK/ROSSLAMO Reliable
daycare across from St
Wilfred School Ages 3.
Smoke free Fabulous play-
room Fenced yard Call Tra-
cey at 426-4864
DAYCARE AVAILABLE
10 my
home 51 PirtfickS School
area School aged childr
Con
preferred Flon-smoking all
Paula 619-0853
-
DAYCARE available in my
name in Alax near the lake
Stories songs. walks. nuln-
Ilous meals. lovmg envifon-
merd ECE student. non-
smoking house. Tnsha 683-
7421
DIXIFIC.LENANNA. Expen-
enced a4car ble in a
fun. cornfortaekavearlitammen
Close to Va
11" Willard PS
Daily outings. field trips. .
Much MGM lrd-
Playroom
anVChdd CPA plus first aid.
Kops Pro -
references AM r
willed Call $37-1844
IXXIE)NWY#2. Affordable
daycare n o -.,ng horne near
Vmqw
Wwlard SOW Ages
2 and up livolif-smolung no
PetS. fericed yard. outings.
(905)831-008
rivals, snacks Colleen
-
FMCH/WNITES Rd complex
Close to Gc %on-prolit high
quality Centre with 6C&W_.d
Program Cook AC IfItM to
School Aged 6am-6prin tug &
part-time Summer yyxcW_
starts (905)-837-2573
SOME DAY CARE
available
Located n Xhilevalle Plem
call fell (905) 472-8735
MM OF 3 Chwildren 2 going to
4,qr,).,S1 School Willing to
,onabie rates WhdevAmber-
ale (905)-831-9502
-
NOTNEN OF YOU14G crioa
.9 to start play group
ockin
CMILOr?C at f9O5)839-8244
NOT YOUR AVERAGE Tic,"
ozycire' _:jssroom jirun-
fil ivitryda,
�s A 'Urmling
e)'Penencel ECE mom
provides exCitileft! Care 0
lov"m smitoke-free rome
Onfly � Spam available for 2-
3 year aid SWIM Septeri
"t "m Harwood Hospnx
RtMM Jenny (905427-
2.025
PICKERING Seach 1 Ratio:
L,)-,% la,care -8 monilis To
12 years Omit outings
(fenced bavclr�ard am pat)
Crayes story time music. nu-
tntous 11 & smacil First
Aid CPA certified %on-
SM041mi; receipts 905-428-
12'"
RELIABLE jaxam ECE Ex-
penerce �cl lunches. snwm
fenced yard Markfam.EI;es-
-,e Near fill T,Wway
school 0416AM-8751
NOSEBANIf/AlINNER
LEA, yv-
rg rnothel �1 3 Ic priavide sake
and reliable witicate for chold-
r alternating Si Ehublefth
Seacyn S S To arrange an in-
tervvew please call f9O5)420-
09Q
W=ME - 2uaker Village .
Caycare Available In my
home Smoke tree Pet frift
fenced yard Daily outings
activities nutritious meals"
snacks Cap &52-9146
WUTKY/Roai&W.reiiaM
babysiner available with 13
yrs eii ICS daycare diplo-
ma Hot lunch. snacks. fenced
yard, babies welcome. reter-
ences. receipts. 427-4937
Im
am ------ Thniffify
FREE TO a GOOD MM- Lab
Cross. Good with children
PwLq 11 Months Shots up
to dailly, Large -, -
4zb-9251
KOZY KAT FIREWOOD. ex-
na*
wood guaranteed extra long
time 'fulty, seawsked. cut &
split. Honest Measurement
tree delivery. 905-753_2246 -
MR CONDITIONERS 8.000
BTU from $95. De -humidifier
$55 Tel 576,0132.
COUCH. roveseal. chair
tion:
taupe very good condi
asking SSW oblo. Brand new
iuppy150 used goalie equipment
training crate, asking
under'$200. 831-M17
FRIDGE STOVE washer &
room suite S375. Moving
dryer. S250-S5OO each Bed -
camera $175 Jeep star
bin S50. Dog pen $60 (W-
430-0648
SELL ff NOW
.
NEOL'S APPLIANCES, Sales & tique Items Special interest in
sort. quantrties or single an -
Service Maytag washer $250 Moorcroft pottery 111 fry to re -
Kenmore washer $250 2 spond to all queries Robert
Maytag dryers $300/each In- Bowen Antiques- Brooklm,
glis dryer $225 Maytag CbSti-
Ontario 19105�655-8049 or
washer $350 G E tridge $5W 1905)242-OB90
(905)428-MlO
OPENING SEPT. 4TH- In his-
tonc Bowmarl 20000 sq
tl and growing' Antiques. col -
BUYING ANTIOUE and col-
lectable contents including
complete estates Best possi-
W Prices paid Henry Kahn.
e
m
S
ec
ab
es. treasures. past and
905-985-8161
FROM & STOW $500 Wed-
ding dress S475 1982 500
Motorcycle
Silver Wing
$1.100 Apararnent size wash.
or & dryer $500. washer &
dryer $400 (9D5) -242-68M
ANNOUNCING NEW lower
once on mini dish sa
tell"es
Only $249 after rebates or
lease for $12 49 monthly.
Programming from $895
man" 14 years experience
(9D5)655-3661
BATTERY POW RED T-;;;,
chair Excellent condition.
barlery scarcety used cril
er included Asking $1800
Call (9050-852 7X1
light iron
queen orthopedic matir
CUOPY RD. wro
set flew ess
. unused Cost $1.200
Sacrrhce $490 Can deliver
ifilli)-iM91185
CARPETS - lots of carpet
100% "n. now stain me-
leaw carpets on him, I wo
carpet 3 rooms. SUB Price
expert InstaillatflOff fag dekv-
Includes carpet premium Pad.
try. free estimates (30 yardS)
lioninan 686-2314
CARPETS SALE Lots of Co-
n stain rt-
Dets �C% ,I,
usie. carpet 3 room $339
(30 SQ yd) Includes carpet
D"Urn Pad amid mstalla-
bon Free estimates. carpet
Wars Serving Durham amid
Surrounding AM Credlit Cards
Accepted Call Sam 905-M-
""
CARPET AND VINYL - Carom
three ooms Y, �Iuare fraMS
from $329 rrs � I will di
awrit your OW quote up to
10% Customer satisfaction
guaramllited Cal Mike for your
freleestimate 905-43' 4C4C
COMPUTER
FACTORY
KOWOUT 4M '113 1
7 r 'ic
"Ifen 31 wh foac)
350 Mnz loaded pnnier
ON t uver'W software and
more Free scivilwyer. deirvery
am soup I -WO-515-SS45
COMPUTER SPECIALS Pent-
'ur- �'Jryel Iste"' S429
Penhum 61M
744 233MHz
interriter system $699 Loadea
35MM: system $888 we
low coing upgrades am dm -
cuff repam V5455-3661
FUTONS MATTRESSES.
Sun Bjqs "S Belrx,
Surves Sabi, Fumirture We
stock Brand Names like Srm-
moms, Palliser "ingoic a
Kammer The Sew Quality at
the Lowest " in Durham
Futons are ativays in stock
*94' Savings to? students go -
mg WA to school LUIGI s
Furniture 488 King St W
osinama,
9051 -436 -
Me (Ac,m from Sears at
The Oshawa Centre)
-
HANK'S APPLIANCES Plartsi
S�-Ps.Se.,ce %eA 5n,prinent,
unbewitervatite quality- Extra -
capacity GE Auto-washem,
dryers 2-5yrs S5991sel
Brand new scr '
alchident cer-
an-Top stovt. Kenmore self-
ouning reg $1299, only
$899 1 Maytag auto -washer
Ityrs S449 Arnana sealed
-
bumers sell -cleaning gas
stove. 2yrs, $599 fttrll>ool
self-clearang. lift -top almond
stove. only 9249 ReIngera-
tors. frost -tree/del uxelreg
models $199,up Visit our
showroom 426 Simcoe SIS
�9051728-4043
KMUKVM FLOORMS. #1
Grade 8irCh 3 -1/4'x& -r & 2-11
4'x3,4* T&G Better looking
Than maple at less than rod
Me price S2 SOdsq ft Also
Pine floonng & wallsicapes 9
low pinces Doug (905)649 -
ISO&
NOT no - Lifestyle Mahlyu
MOM Approx. 55' X 87
Ra" used. $1300 obo. Call
668,4509
HOUSE CONTENTS &ALE. ail
turnotwe, TV. desk, book-
shelves. lamps. VCR. carpets.
keyboard. vacuums. Maytag
washer. much more. call 905.
571-6142
run CANO-
M sm. W&* I
PY. NEW x -thick orthopedic
oftw top mattress set. Cost
$2.300. Safollice S11125. Can
deliver (416)-726-9U5.
LIFESTYLE Spa, 4 person. 11
lets 2 112 yrs. old. Plus all
accessories $2000 060.
Ph" 3pm-9pm 579-3081
room suite $1.100. Sofa $155 -
RIOVM SALE Walnut Dining
Wall unit $135 2 bdrm suite
$225 5 antique dressers $110
& up Numbered Prints $225
Maple side board IS nutch
$185 Table & chairs $45
Water bed $225 Dresser $55
Coffee & two end tables. oak
$245, L,ve suVsofa bedi
Chair, HOUSE -4 bdrm
mi detached Bowmanville
121 . 900 Many more items!
(905)-697-35M
p
. every
a
an
un.
182 Wellington St Bowman-
vifie Into 90"97-3867
PIMO TECHNICIAN available
for tuning. repairs. nd pre-
purchase
consultation on all
Makes & models Also econ-
ditioned povals for :ie!r Can
Barlo at 905-427-7631
OUEE
N SIZE 4 poster wa-
tertled. six drawer pedestal.
Motionless mattress and
heater $250 bW offer Tel -
Or
eph" (905) 720-1104 snp
MCA. M. SATELLITE. new
models including Test card
J�l clarinets open) View over
i,00 channels Now available
apamsh Gailavirsion and I
vision
lable
Inslaillation awat
Card aftel for 6 nwIlls
Kenn A9051, 725-401%
(905) 767. 7
-
f*p[T TO Will new am r,
conalloned appliances. and
'TV s� Fist va Pad
new "Wily
dy's Ma" 905-263-M9 or
I -WO -7W5502
SWOIAAM Ouallt� wooden
sheds 8 X 3 Wn fun, orwy
$339 Plus tax Many other
sizes am styles available
Also garages am decks 61
McKay Ad unit 3. Picker
For More into call 905-6
2093
SHICART, SEWING MACHINE
a
antique S, 5r, P, nr, $695
Fnoge $150 -var tar mine
making $25 each lo' table
saw small $85 0
5 0
(905)M-4138
SPOMTSPRL CAMOE 14 11
woe Vem And 1.11"Som w-
ol motor 2 hp occh one
Year Old Complete wrth w�W-
er Lace seats and paW*s
$11DO otio ldeS for tisrang
CA 905-721-24C, I
UIP
L
E E
PMEIOAX FURNITU
feral-Ir"r Inlis ` -e �!
fW*. Doing Room CICherl
Bedroom and
Custom
Dmqms out Craftsmen rww
been handbuiding Me highest
quality solid pine & oak
lure for the riome S`ce
1974 Drop in and see our
state of 1he Art woodworking
factirry
And le JS Show vou
now fine turywture is made IT
you bw alfrorhere else fou
MORE &
ASS, Traorrionat wol
000IN 115 %am Pon Road
S, off Reach Ad , port Perry
9C5 -MS -8774 lillp wwwlra-
diDO 4000dwomilng On CA
WiFtE CAGES or safe Call
T - F�5 5Z3 st,
USED FAIDGIES S'45 III
used .rQ�s $'." 'JO 40
dryers S'n Jo used wasii-
M S 199 up .1
new and
coin operated washers onil
dryers at low prices New
aim maim trogits S48C and
upl new 30' ranges with clock
and window $430 woe se-
kictial of Oliver new
and used
appilances Ul
us today,
Stephenson s APPlan'l
Sales. Service Pans 154
Bruce St. Osiriiwar!1105) 576-
7448 well site wwwaurharn-
mail cornstephenscirts
GARAGE dolor repairs broken
springs uties. totters. open-
ers installed Tuneups, $49 95
416-336-0073
SELL IT NOW
CALL
AJAX 683-0707
UXBRIME
852-9741
WANTED - NOT WHEELS
SIZZLERS Match box dinky,
nox, cars, and Other auto-
motive lays Call 263-2661
evenings strip
Arts At
MI crAlft
VENDO
R3 wantea, for oulactior
craft show air Courtice Flea
Market September 18th amid
19M
per weekend Cost SM CA
Attendance 6000 people
905436 1024
Im pool&
a
_VL
BUY NOW? DON'T PAY TIL
nU - 0% INTEREST KAYAK
POOLS - Rectangular above
x 24 M. S5�995 Package
ground inclucking dectung, 16
includes liner. 2 ladders saryid
Viet pump. motor etc 1-800-
5%7564
Lost III Found
Im
LOST - GOLD BRACELET
Ambeflu area Sell,rit-tal
':ail
value Reward Please
19051831-2469
Peftm"Wh"
ftot"
GOLDEN RETRIEWR P�ps
p rebrec -,hamo," lines.
Burau orstoCx aya,40W in
Part ;:r*f 905-9845-0759
ENGLISH SPRINGER SPAi
F� �,� otir & ��,Te our-
el)(to peents on sqffl
Docked tag At clevir claws re -
Moved I,rsl shot$ If clie-
wormed $300 Pasern aiso
for sake rego 43& 1 $90 i sno I
ATTENTION. �oq -.ners
C(;gg,e Pet 'Waste
Sisterms modief 2000 S5jIN
V to T50 ill *1 in" 3500
$49 99 model 3000 S79 " up
to 300 los Dog Life jackets
starting at S25 24' life Tiff -
dram ocynamer $25 99 BEST
Ball 31 4-17 T I.:, "Ielinle
r " from SS 99 Dog
�f2
ShOvelS IMM S5 99 9am-
9pm 7 dalls(week 905)-23-
54'3 lax 723-1466 e -mad
daidsTnbulling4slimiloatilco ra
for Sam
FOR
horse Um un -mat track
vicadent paddocks -,in horsie
shelter ftairlialf Lack 000n &
shower ideal Bowminvilke
location. usy actcess. 905-
M4450
AUSOWADan
M Tar Smile
1962 �Cra ��j 5`cl Glow
rul �onatworf Sew Ofter
905-435-M or 905-721-
' 778
1967 FORD Galan 500 2
door Turd TOP 289 mottlic red
with red interior Never wvnW
dnven On 1 11 The my
must see, Cfiz will Ira&
for truck or $6 -too 723.7019
Days 433-9570 snp
19V Memel Grano Marquis
needs some work M as is
Call Slew 905-723-6493 tsnp)
IS4 OL03MOBLE DELTA 88.
350 c I good running coridy-
toon. needs sonic work $=
as is. Call Steve 905-723-
64S3 (snp)
19" LINCOLN Mark VII_LSC.
29DK but IN engine runs well.
The Peril luxury car for the
tlxxer-upper As 1 $1200
0 bo t;au George 1W576-
3050 dayrs�
2 5 0 250
Res. & office turn, fabrics, framed prints,
spinet piano, chord organ, drums, LP"s,
books, exercise equip, skis, bikes, kitchen
cabinets, Christmas decorations, steel doors,
ant. typewriter, tractor snowblower
Fri. Aull. 27, 9-8 Sal. Aug. 28, 9-4
-8 -4
Fri. Sept. 3. 9 Sal . Sept. 4. 9
9709 Conc.0 3 Uxbrldp
(1/2 mi. N. of Sandlotird Rd. on E. side)
Tel: 852-7662 or &W-7741
Arts &
AMA cnft --
Friday Aug. 27th 10-8
Saturday Aug 28th 10-5
Pilgrim's Home Hardware
&
Sunderland Home Furniture
-96 River St., Sunderland
92
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et,
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300
ArNalloniu
to Sale
1968 TOYOTA TERCEL - 20r
hatch auto red great engine.
runs well needs some body
work. 51400 as ts obo 905-
509-7466
1949 EAGLE PREMIER E.S.
Like new all original fully
loaded, good mileage. well
maintained. garage stored.
53.500 call 905-427-9018
1989 FORD AEROSTAR, .
passenger mint van, 94500
o b o Also 1987 Lincoln Con-
tinental. 94000 o b.o. Call
(905)728-1103
1919 OLDS Brougham warned
tor pans. Please call
(905)668-6951
1990 CHEV Beretta, 31 1 V6.
ow klms . burgandy. mint
Condition. ac. ps pb. au
tomahc. 53.900 080. certified
MI emissions tested can
905-723-8291
1991 CHEVROLET Sprint. red.
n0 rust like newruns great.
reliable. economical. regular
oil charges. non-smoker
sport rims. JVC Cassette
$2795 o b.o certified 8 emis-
sions pass (905)579-6777
1991 CIVIC SI. 4 to choose
from 89 Legend Coe - 2 to
Choose from. 93 Cmc DX.
89K - 9 Civic's to loose
from 96 Grand Caravan SE. 4
dr loaded. 914 499 94 Mazda
MPV. 95K 99999. Over 50
Imports in stock Mercedes.
Volvo. BMW. VW. Audi WE
ARRANGE FINANCE' Good.
Bad or No Credit 1401 Dun-
das St East Esquire Moor
Saks Tel 666-3310
1992 PLYMOUTH Sundance -
2.51. auto p s ph cruise.
am/Im assns. 4 door.
118.000km new battery/tires.
exce'Ient condition Certified.
emission tested Asking
$5.500 (905)723-7507 or
19051985-3759
1995 GRAND -AM .5 PW/PB.
ABS +mite with gra, trltenp
IClkms Spoiler Asking
59.000 665-0367
1990 Chevrolet Cavalier Au-
tomatic a/c. 4 -door 4-cytmi-
d er green 58.000km s ex-
cellent condign 743-0555
82 CAVALER 5350 080 579,
0410 Sri.+
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy-
ers. bankrupt.
bad credit. n0
credit. You
work? You
drivel Lots of
choice. Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
905-706-8498
CERTICAR'S 5TH ANNIYER-
9AAY SALE! LARGEST SE-
LECTION OF CARS AND
VANS DRASTICALLY RE-
DUCER 92 _otiose 'oadeo
140k white more 57.795 94
Rego, loaded 906 penect
SIC 520 92 Regal loaded
140K white. sharp. 67.775 92
S•nterd RS Cape loaded V-
6. 121 K. only $6 550. 92 Car-
avan Se. Forest green nice
156K. sane 95.595 89 Corsica
1T2. loaded 121 K $4995 95
Firefly. 5 speed. 80K. now
$4900 92 Satan en loaded.
144 K. burgundy. only $8 100.
93 Lumina van 147 K grey
and Over. only $6 995 firm
95 Caravan Spon. loaded. 3.3
V-6. 95K perfect 99,995 turn
1991 Cavalier Coupe. 000d
car auto 200K sate 91.995
brm 91 Lumina Euro loaded
166K. fantastic. 95.950 88
Mazda. auto, 323. 200K. oily
$1995 firm. 91 Buck Lesabre
Ltd.. 144 K. Waded. bur=
sales $5.950 Came a CBTTI-
CAN. 155 KM, St. West al
MIMNe Mall ter a poM N -
Mete.. Call 579.286/. TRY
USI
1916 FORD ESCORT 4 piqltlI
auto ps/pb Asking 5000
0.6.0 1974 Fiat 5-19. 40.000
original inks. Span car.
asking $3.000 0.8.0. (905)-
623-4775.
1991 Mercury Sable. 29.000
an loaded. $14.900 Or Oe51
readable offer. 434-2775
SALES WIRED
BAD CREDIT?
NO CREDIT'
EvEN BANKRUPT
CREDIT'
Blit need a car?
Pnone Mel today
576-1800
cr appi,cations
accepted
Bony, In..+,: d:'5•--'
._ward ,c✓ c nils.
305
Adatabias
Waded
A 1 A AUTO- Cars. trucks.
boats We pay up to 910 000
Cash on the spot Any cona-
tion. any year Call us any-
time. 24 hours. 7 days 30
min service 905-686-5003 or
905-706-5234
CASH FOR CARS! We buy
used vehicles Vehicles must
be in running condition Call
427-2415 or come to 479
AAD AUTO SALES St East. Apx at MUR-
310
hocks
for Ssa
1113 GMC 12 ton. 8 cylinder.
includes cap & new tires As
K 5700 623-3506 ask for
Jim
1987 GMC S15 extended cab.
Lots of miles and !obs of IUSI
Good cottage. camping or
parts truck Runs good 9800
or best offer as is Cad (905)
434-8738
1990 FORD RANGER extend-
ed Cab 2 91_ 6 cylinder. 5
speed. well marmained..e■-
cellent condition. bed liner
and tool tole included Asking
94 900 Cao 435-0178
1998 CHEVY BLAZER. bract/
0010, all wheel drive Tan
leather. CD player. holy load-
ed. 100.000 km 919.999 (905)
579-3570 Isnot
AS IS -86 GMC lull size Pick-
up truck and cap 350 V8 re -
bun -new parts 4 bolt main
dual exhaust with leaders
Asking 91300 905-579-0322
320
vans'
4 Whets Drove
1969 'e:, Astro San 5 pas-
senger good c0ndtion.
62.800 080 as ,s' 1976 Che-
vy Sher/box van From 6 C
good condition 91.200 080
as 15' 905-433-1403
1998 AEROSTAM Sport KLT
red 178 000kms excellent
condtron p or 91 atemust
sell have company truck
910 500 o b o Leave mes-
sage Brun (905'668-1866
1996 ASTR0 VAN. nue 8
passenger V6 a, AM.'FM
0455 timed w.000ws hit
steer g, cruise deluxe pint
luggage rack r4ming 1ltaards.
ea tlres'brakes excellent
ondton asking 915 900
i05-430.2971
330
Trailers
1993 ROCAW000 a ;+
13n box. awning '7v kiirv-
inrout stove. sleeps 6
Aso Pick-up truck op. short
Pox 5250 Cal 19051831-2210
1998 STAACRAFT VENTURE
hardtop tent Irene' Sleeps 6
portable stove. canopy. viol-
ent condition 93900 1998
9OIIAIR unmet dud stows
!ridge. canopy 8 add -a -room
mare condition SSSoo Brook un 3
RENTALS Starcran Coleman
^are-ts7 campers. three sir-
es weekly and week -end
rentals Brooklet (1105)655-
x893
SPITE TRAVEL TRAILER
Propane electric !r.dge prc'
Panne stove kghttreiced
steeps 5 excelent condition
asking 92400 432-9486
355
Motorcycles
1997 YAMAHA . vagc 11X
CC Blue.'Beige Mint cond.-
bon Onuy 1.950ks Bought
new May/98 Saddle bags
hwy pegs Certified 97.600
Jofn days (416 -717.3880 or
evenings (905)-85232
360
Snowmobiles
1992 Skid's Formula Plus
583 engine studied track
2000 km M warmers. excel-
lent condition. 92900 705-
328-0402 snp)
365
Write
1991 GUTTER LX Classic bo -
winder is'B•. 90 tp Johnson,
indoor storage. skis, ski -bob.
ladder. jackets. 3 yr NI Nath
Trail trailer. new balmy,
bar
ar
hours.
ld mot.
iol ileo (906) 509-
5205
BASS BOAT, 95 Sfaios Bass
boat vidadd m trader. 90 Hp
V4 Johnson, trolling mato t.
fish lender. 2 kve awls, 3 bat-
teries, console. 2 swivel
sats. dap V t6B. wide balm.
excellent bass boat. 511.900
0.8.0. or trade? (705) 328-
0402. (sro)
FAP MOW by
Noted Yacht Mist boon,
Sag, dagger board. nitee tiler
and oars. Asking 1400 o.b.o.
CM Bob alter bpm (906)725-
8100.
400
ApMaea
Fos heel
1 BEDROOM COTTAGE. north
Bownatviae. Curet cottary
setting overoaking pond.
Rrstnasc. No pets. water S
eleatc i*OCluded. $550. month
directions & viewing app.
905-697-9047
1.1EDR00M near Oshawa
Centre. available September
1st, heat. hydra and Cable in-
cluded. First/MSIReferences.
4o pets.. 5675/mond. Call
400
Apartments lor
Rent
WHITBY
HIGH RISE
APARTMENTS
"We have it all"
2 Bedroom
Basement Apt.
in L'xbndge
Heat & Hydro
incl.
Avail. Sept lst.
$650/ mo.
Paul days
(9051.852-9707 or
Fvenings 852-9188
1 BEDROOM Wa x.'s' es.ol
41: -",-•Svr. RpsSia.'id
Avail Sept. 1 No Smoking In-
cludes 2 appliances. parking.
nadities. Central car 8
owt. prate and dean
Ideal to mature wonting per-
son 905-436-1145
WHITBY TWO BEDROOM
available Sept 151 d Oct 1st
Cin (416) 769-4145 or 905
1665-1543
2 BEDROOM basement apt
North Os1 tea;lose to Dur-
ham Comsat FirslJlasUrefer-
ences Available immediatey
9650 inclusive 263-8851
2 BEDROOM. basement apt
Separate in- trarice Very
dean No pets 9800 as inclu-
sive First: ass Ready for
Sept 1st /99 Cao Torre a Si
905-831-8566
3 BEDROOM acartmem near
GM Oshawa Close to bus.
0 C Fenced yard. Onveway
fridge 8 stove 5900 9/010
utlmies mdw0ed (905) 718-
°059 line message
AJAX 2 -BEDROOM base-
ment available Sep trmber
Ist 6700 mainly pus. Sepa-
rate entrant. parting elo
C9-0400
LAX
(905161 MLaundry oot mdkbM
LAX Bright 1 8drm ltd
floor nope bath & bedroom
Laundry. private oar 5725/
m0 inclusive Avail imme-
diately Brad (905)-426-2983
LIAR Dafer4 Times. Spa
0045 apartment quiet budd-
mG. case to shopping 401
GO Pool sauna 2 -bedroom $
849 3 -bedroom 9939 Mail-
able Oil Ist Cs 683.5322
erne 7 30 p m
AJAX Spaaous 2 Deo bsmt
apt Sep emir. pasting. 3 pc
bath. 4 appl 151/la51 9755/
Ino including Melbas Aral
Sept 1st Don 831.1527
weekdays
AJAX. SEPT 1ST, Large 1
bedroom t35enie01 parking/
separate entrance gas fire-
place prefers quiet. (5090 si-
Pe mature working female
No smokmg/pets. hrSVtast.
5625 inclusive. relerences
(905,-686-6773
AJAX. 3 bedroom main floor
appliances. parking 51150
inclusive. quiet adult pre-
Ierred 905-427-6933. Odober
AJAX, bright spotless One
bedroom. bedroom bus glass
wad. c8019 tan. walk-in clos-
et. 6 applruas. sepe ate en-
trance. pus walk -out, no pets.
5650 income Sept 1, (905)
619-1978
ANX, BY THE lake. Steps 10
lake, waterfront tray. bus and
store. Beadlike professionally
built 2 -bedroom walkout
Iwsement apanmefd. Shading
damn. threat kat. 4 applianc-
es. A. gas Impact. stared
Mondry. Utilities included. ex -
eliding able & phone. $900/
mond. Immedale posses-
sion. (905)686-0630
osses-sion.(905)686-0630
AMX. WBtEYR11 1 bed -
roan bent apt. alb study -
Walk lo amenities and pet. Srain. Non-smoking. No uitable Mr simple MA 1660
Woke. (410)420.6792.
400Rent
Apart for
AVAILABLE for Sept 1st •
One and Two bedroom apt
Small quiet budding Small
dogs OK Laundry on premis-
es Blom/Wilson area Call
728-0285 anytime
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. in
Whitby Apt budding. spa-
cious carpeted. newly paint-
ed. with balcony. dose to bus.
shopping, a6 adores Included.
lirst/last required n0 pets, 1 -
bedroom 5700. 2 -bedroom.
5815 3 -bedroom 9900 Call
(905)430-0134.
AVAILABLE October 1st-
Rossland/Simcoe. 1 -bedroom
apartment, kitchen & bath.
5555/month utilities and cable
included First/last No dogs
Call 432-1268
AVNLAILE Sept 1 st reno-
vated one bedroom. ideal for
couple. centralty located in
Brock St downtown Uxbridge
Parking available Referenc-
es. $545 00 plus utilities Call
1-800-387-9303
BROOKLIN, large unfurnished
room In quiet area. CIOSe to
shopping. suits male. Avail-
able now $420/month 655-
5539
CENTRAL Ostierea. large 2 &
3 bedroom apartments avail-
able In well-maintained
building dose to as amenities
Please call (9051723-0977 9
am -7pm
CLEAN
1 Bedroom, basement
apt Private entrance, no
Smoking no pets.
sferences. first & last.
Suits single person.
$675 month)y
1905)-839-6425.
OSHAWA CENTRE
dean [ bedroom apt 15t/Last
References Awn Sept 1st
Please Call 935-576.0418 alter
4 30 p m o 905-263-4549
WESTNEY,MWY 52 1150
50 •' -cno;: 5W view 12th
floor E*Swte laundry, storage
2 54 pc tram. 2 car paitng
top notch building Sept 1s1
s, 35ormo (905)-831.2210
Large bnght 1-bdmt apt
840 sin.
Westney 914 Mwy 07
Expensive area.
Private entry w/patio.
AJ curtails, good appL,
fireplace. oak kitchen
57601mo • 30°'. ubl.
Avail. Dux 1st
Call 649-5134
LUXURY PENTHOUSE •ebur
What 3 bdrm appox 1800
sq R Outer India Mature ten
ads Must see 91400 ubh
hies and parting xiduded Call
19051579.9016 Awl Sep 1
ONE AND 2-0edr0on. Immo-
flute possession. Central
Osnaww. couple -preferred.
image -stove. carpet. fresfdy-
panted shopping laundry.
no pas Near bus Reason-
able (905) 725-2642 atter
ppm
OSHAWA Owet bu di gs near
stopping transportation Util-
ities included Kingniarmony
2 -bedroom 9750 Oct 1st. 3 -
bedroom 9850 Sapt 1st
(905)571-4912 ALS0
CoelMiu t & 2-bdrm uhme-
Mate. $650. 5750 (905)436-
7686 until 7 30 p m
OSHAWA. dean one bedroom
basement apartment. taly
carpeted own entrance.
waSlkr/dryer. yard. quiet an-
gle welcome. non-smoker no
pets 9500 incudes uM4bes
435-0110
PICKERING large 1 bdrm
walkout bsmt Ea in kitchen
Pnvate entrance Parking
Laundry No smoking/pets
1st/last AvaO Sept 1st 5650/
m0. Ind (905)-420-1160
FOCUSING bright 2 bedroom
Above ground apIncludes
appliances. oldies, air. 2
parting, no pets/smoking.
9795/m0 Mai Sept (905)-
683-9629.
RETIRE - Quiet bunk% ma-
ture tenants. central location.
1 bedroom apartment avail-
able October 1. Electric hat.
Naha/dryer each flow. Tel
905 579-9016.
1811111 AM& bed/seting
apartmelt, upper WWI. Its-
nishsd Or unfurnished. park-
ing: quiet Mature. working
Wok preferred. $435/mo. Nb
pen. (905)6811-3299
AP NT JAX
33&77Falbycrt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.bigfoot.com /-high riser
• • • •
400Rent
Aper ale
AJAX, 2 -bedroom apartment
in buildup 67 Church St S
Near busshopping. schools
Avail Sept 1st No pets
(905)683-6145
OSHAWA
Large 2 & 3 B/R units.
Utilities included. Easy
access to schools,
shopping. For appt. call
(905) 721-8741
UXBNOGE • 3 bdrm apt up-
per level. Mil uracil 5800/m0.
1si/last References required
Avail Oct 151 (905)-852-7094.
UXBRIDGE 1 bdrm apt in
dean quiet. secure budding
Central location Utilities and
parking included. Available
moSep(�) �r 151 9630/
UXBRIDGE Large sunny
basement apt country setkrtg
Suitable for single mature
adult lstilast no pets. Metes
included. (905)-852-6723.
115681DGE. 1 bdrm bsmt
apt Private entrance. eat-in-
lulchen, laundry 8 fireplace
avail Sept 1st Call 852-9486
WALKOUT BASEMENT apart-
ment. Valleytarm'Fincn area 2
large bedrooms. inimai lirkn9-
ro0m fully equipped kitchen
Laundry. no pets no smoking
91000/momh inclusive. Sept
'51 Marion
905)686-7644 Of Torry
WESTNEY/HARW00D oft
riWY02, Newly renovated. 2
bed eismt apt 2 ensure
Paths C/A Sep entr. Close to
ant artendies Sueable for pro-
fessrOnul non-Smnokirlg/pets
On bus route References
Avert Oct Id 9850/mo
905)-509.7876. pgr 416-632-
3114
WHRB1 2 -bedroom base-
ment apo^item in executive
W ale 4 applafCet. Central
air, central vac. parking. ca -
Pe. Nimes included Non-
smoker. no pets References
tenured $75O/moth an/
last 666-9583
WHITIIY.Week/4111. large 3
berm apt upper apt 51 10-
plu 2 car parking Elect,R
Mal Require 1 StA3st
3051366
B RIGHT modem 1 bedroom
walk -W1 basement apartment
m5udes manes. cable- taw-
dry.
-
dry. parking Sue Weer angle
non -Smoker Fwta4kd or of
turnthed 9575 Whitby arta
OCbbtr 1 (9051666-9833
410
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oed 2 storey
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or townhwme Yoe must have
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mum income. 527.900. Rea-
sonable credt. key service
absolutely tree to you. Call
Ken Conks. Coded Banker
(905) 728-9414.
3 • 1 bedroom tarmtwuae.
New furnace. Bright kitchen.
3km Iron dotteitoan u auras.
Available Sep1.1. 31050)
more. 905-473-6792.
ABSOUIRLY ASTOUNDING
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come $28.00 + reasonable
credit 1 do Me rat- Deal
NW. Cal Bi Rohe. Coldeell
Badger FM Real Estate M-
AW. (905) 728.9414
NOME Mr reit 80hwhamNle-
Two yews old. 3 bedrooms, 3
oaN►6Awtun tub in ensue.
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(905)697-9817
410
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Howes for
Rent
OSHAWA (1111111/Park) 2 bed-
room detached home 3 ap-
plunces. garage large fenced
yard. avail. OCT 1 9900
utilities Call tor an appoint-
ment 705-357-1631
UX118106E/SANDFORD
short term. October • Apnl.
flexible dates. Nice country
home. 10 acres. 3 bedrooms.
2 bathrooms, patty furnished.
paved road. trydro included.
5850/mo. Can 5-473.1990.
420
Townhouses
For Rad
3s1 bedroom townhouse.
beautifully decorated 2 bath-
rooms. ground floor larmly-
room, partially finished base-
ment Available Sept 5
Pts Mall are. $975+aitities
434-5645
TOWNHOUSE. N E Oshawa.
3 bedrooms. 5900. Per mo.
Close to amenities. available
in September For more infor-
mation call 723-6708
425
Space
For Rad
549.5.680 so It for commer-
raaVretail/storage from 33 00
per Sq ft Parking Great loa-
tion Downtown Bowmanviiie
Wont last' CM 905-697.3867
430
Roam
kw Rad
2 FURNISHED rooms
share kitchen laundry. 1stJ
IasvA C-parkug extra Bayy
- L.
839-8429 575 00
wily
AJAX Furnished room suit-
able for mature working adult.
3350/mo.. are 905-426-3642
AJAX turnshed MOM in clean
home Includes able. laun-
dry parking liar Indge and
microwave Sats working
non-smoker Avail immd
9400/mo tallest 1905)-427-
6932
AJAX- MICE Clean Room
Gocvt 'army S350/17101ult fur-
nished Or unturn'sthed. Call
427-6106
BOWMNtVILLE- Liberty/401
Furnished '0001 avagabl, lor
working person. quiet, dean.
TV cable. parking. shared
bathroom km0hen & hying
room $85 weekly Cal 905-
697-0760
PICKIRING large room. 9425
avaiuoie wmediatey Fur-
nished, unt nu
ur-nished,untnu mbed monadic
low working make Shire
kddlen. aundrypool Ng and
cable leo pets (905) 639-
8427
SPACIOUS one bedroom in
iuxur.ous house. Use 01 a0
tacwbes Pets allowed. Part-
ing. $450 /mo. inclusive First
& ast Harriood & Hwy A 2
can 905-619-0976
450
Shared
Accommodeacie
AT 481/ WNTE'S N0. Plcaer-
up dean home wet su0d-
»spin by conservation area
Share all nodes non
smoker no pets avalatie
askew8mir 39- 7540 snare
WANTED ' female student
'preteraby) to share town-
toust. 2 large rooms. 3 pc
batt. lower level. snared
kitchen and yard On bus ro-
ute Close 10 0 C $100/wk
Cal 579-4816
455
Cendrlurunw
For Remi
P ARKW000 VILLAGE Cour-
tete. Approx 1200 sin n 2 -
storey. 2 -bedroom. 6 ap-
Narlces. fireplace. A/C. sto-
a0e 5850 2905 • Iydro Cal 905-
,136
460
OSlce &
Riled Geese
749 6018. of brlglh1 orrice
space. Alf conditioned. Fully
Carpeted & needled, heat 8
Hydro *ceded. New Hwy 2 &
Bract. SIMOrmo. Gross. (905)-
616-1234.
CONNIERMAI. 111015, Park &
Moor, oaf location. 1 Avail-
able funnies. 1425 se tt. each.
Cao (905)579-5077. atter 5
pm (906) 71-3281
RETAIL OFFICE Space. 1200
pile art basement19
95/
9951
sett- net (905)4044217.
MIME • DBWNrOM
Oho relit ght private
earana, segsntained. ex-
cellent location. 900 so. N-,
rad* MOmesately. Cell
4143-993-6257.
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000R STORAGE NORTH
OSHAWA Trailer, boat,RV,
motorcycle and car sorage
available Indoor storage also
available Book now! Call
(905)576-9441
GARAGE FOR RENT, 1200
sq h - pnvate drive Heated.
good. dean, dry storage Call
(905)438-8938. leave mes-
sage
470
Cdtems
for Rod
3 BEDROOM cottage for rent
Goodertam Lake- Haliburlon
AUG 28- SEPT 4 5600 985-
0059
BALSAM Lake/Fenlon FaI(s
H K cottages tor August 21-
28 1 -bedroom. August 28-
Sept.6 including long wee-
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resort. sandy beach. boat
rentals 1-877-887-2550
1. 2. ie 3 BEDROOM Cottages
on beautiful Purdy Lake Fm
weft equipped & clean cottag-
es on 22 acres Swimrmng.
fishing. boating. tennis. beach
volley ball. basketball. bad-
minton, horseshoeshot-tub.
iacum. barbecues & fire pill
Just bong your towels. per-
sonal rams & food. and enjoy
8(ue Moon Retreat!' Cal now
to hook 1-800-659-9448
490
Florida
Vac- Rentals
4 BE DR DOM house with
swimming pool rn Kissimmee
Bond Available from Nov!
99 10 min Iron Arrporvto
Disney World Short term/
�496.2term For info cal! 905-
A PERFECT FAMILY Vacation
Home m CLEAR WATER AREA
3 bedroom. to /delouse. pod.
locum. tennis court. pond.
8130 pnvate yard. dose to
beach. Available now Fo ad0
& photos (905)-579-3788
500
FrhgN Homes
For Sete
INCREDIBLE DEAL- Spacious
Semi-detached 3-bOfm tome
N appliances plus 4 man not -
tub included. Only 9121.500
Contact Dan lAaurdref Satin
Group CHs= 4 905-430-
000RTICE - 2917 Hancock
Rd. 2400 Se It Cape Cod. 12
acre backing onto greenbelt.
3.1 bedroom 2.5 bans.
5297.900 Open House Sun
79p m 404-2667 Fn Aug 27
1a00ESEL1ERi -Find old wfat
the noose down the street Soft
to Resolve a conlpuknzed
printout of ream are home
saws and Crime Wangs
mated to you at NO cost or
obligation Call 24nrs to 1-
800-288.8897 8 enter IDI
1267 to lava message indi-
cating MOO sheets you ward
deo on (tank to no one)
LAKE ONTARIO Waterfront
bungalow Grand e'Slale/Mar-
btesolid oak doors & trim
ut Sea vialpa-
to fireplace Rare prmmopertty
Offend at $429.000 Amenia
%Yawn* 3X (905).683-5589
084E ACRE custom 3 bedroom
country tome 5149700 1/2
acre 2 bedroom country 8orw
5104.900 Hwy bondage, large
country (home 5149.900 Cap
Dale or Gal Anderson. Sates
623-0reps 000Remax Cornerstone
THEE BEDROOM 2100 pt It
Country home. 1km West 0(
Tyrone on Concession Rd 7
Attached double garage term
separate 20530' workshop
16 x32- inground gook, paved
dnveway. Creek runs though
Me rear of Iles 209 acre prop -
erne Asking 5270.000 For
more nlornahon 0341
(905)263.8305
488PETER80errYi11. VTRIPLEX
Aveery *en
Ma Good tenants. Income
519.000mo / 918.00 e 6 21:.
own and line for finance
5186,900 Retiring Call Nor-
man (905)-683-4422.
M1EFERRED AREA OF Osha-
wa. Largs 4 bdrei semi. mar
locum brick drivesay/front/
back porch. New root/bath-
rooms. Ceramic had and bank
Finished heae i laundry. C/A.
1 yr. da Lots d seed appeal.
9142.000 arm. (905)728-0470.
1D;..... tE localed al 1753
MbodBale Trac in Non Odo-
rs.
w. Las dm 1 yr. old. 2
Mage bedrooms. 5 appliances,
antral ale', flexible dosing.
Asking 3120. 900. Leave
message, 723-5031.
2110 sqx. beggar on 1 1/4
acre lot. 5 OWL tom Udedge
In Small rural WWI. Molting
6stance 2kriRddpa�yacre. Graaf for
family see
.(905)-985.1095.
Homely
RM
410
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no pressure service to help you own a home.
(905) 5714275 or 1400-4140-6275
Mark Stapley
''+p��s pep. Romp A10Siy 5
Reel Et101e ltd.
1 •
515
Yrwaaw it
Pronely
POWER OF SALE. 8 unit
apartment budding in Oshawa.
9368.900. Call I -604-864-
8390
520
Condos
for Salt
PLAZA 949. 1830 sq.t mid-
sized unit, including washer.
dryer. dishwasher. stove
mood. all window covenrg5 &
Pugin fixtures Neutral decor.
Solid wk cupboards.
5234.900 negotiable Priced to
sell.
535
Loss kr
Sale
COURTICE COMMERCIAL
comer lot 1.890 sqmeters
only $150,000 Oshawa -
Bktor ST E 1.5 acre develop-
4sEqMIqsnlk00 Walter frank.
a
Royal Lepage I rank Real Es1
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570
Camper
Trails SAW
RED SETTER RESORT cot-
tages and trailer park Located
on the Trent River near Have-
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some by the wafer Large
spacious sites. Good hshng-
pool, store. red hart. Reason-
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3096
575
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to Lend
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1999 FRY TRUCK - Brand
new. fully equipped 24 ft con-
verted cargo trailer Excellent
location to Peterborough at
Festival of lights. 925.000 a
summer guaranteed - working
oily 2 days a week! Must sell
- moving. 525.000 obo 0141
(705) 741.2811. (um)
PITA BREAD delivery route for
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LIVE -M Companon needed
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vided plenty of talk for your -
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in Sunderland wl10 lolow5 me
(formerly) Prefer Female
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The Durham Aquatic Club
this program will take place at
Dunbarton Pool in Pickering
on the following evenings.
I Can Swim Stage 1 & 2,
30 minute classes, 2x per week
Tuesday & Thursday or
Friday & Sunday
1 Can Swim Stage 3,
45 minute classes, 2 x per week
Tuesday & Thursday or
Friday & Sunday
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Call Cathy at (905) 430-6765
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Auction Sal
Saturday, August 28th -e
10:00 A.M.
For Estate of Judy Fairley & the late James Fairley of Greenbank and Estate of the
late Ken Mitchell of Mt. Albert held at Vanhaven Sales Arena, 722 Davis Dr., Uxbridge.
Anttaues. Furniture & Household: Heintzman mah. piano w/heavily carved legs. piano
stool w/gl. ball & claw ft., oak S -roll top desk (ex.), oak 3 dr. stacking bookcase (ex.),
settee w/carved back, wal. & teak d/r stes., oak buffet, corner cab. w/12 pane dr., tables -
oak games, drop leaf & mah. library; sm. jam cpbds., maple hall bench, stool w/QA legs
(ex.), Mission oak chair, 2 burled wal. Vict. style chairs, cane seat rocker, treadle sew.
mach., washstand; beds -trundle. bunk, Jenny Lind & sofa; veneer Queen bdrm. ste.,
brass hdbd., pine highboy, fridges, freezers, washers & dryers, CD player(new), bridge
lamps China. Glass. Silver; Royal Crown Derby, Royal Doulton "Fair Lady HN2193",
Royal
Winton,
collector
tllnalft, llx.rr.)l crystal s/pcandeaColectabie; Wedgwood,
face dol(apx.116yr., docrib, tin toy fire
truck, optical apparatus pcs., deer hd. cuckoo clock, Lake Trout, Medalta crock, qty.
records, books, cameras, postcards, linens Art; Native stone artists, Inuit carvings,
canvas transfers, Joseph Purcell ong. dated 1850, Paul Peel, Keach, 3D Vehicle; 1983
Buick LeSabre (loaded) as is Garden/ Tools/Outdoor: 16 hp 48", 11 hp 40" & 8 hp 30"
riding mowers, rototiller, garden tools, qty. hand tools, power tools, qty. hardware.
Workmate, shop vac, power washer, Stihl chain saw, port. compressor, trolling & cable
fishing reels, bow & arrows, patio furn.
Note: Two Auctioneers selling at same time Preview: 8 A.M. Sale Day
Terms: Cash. Visa, M/C, Interac or approved cheque.
Gary Hill Auctions
(Div. of 1081454 Ontario Inc.)
Uxbridge
Office 905-852-9538
Cellular 416-518-6401
Toll Free 800-654-4647
Fax 905-852-1067
Sat. Sept. 4th - Estate of the late Donald DeMontemorency of Markham
Sat. Sept. 11th - Estate of Bill & Helen Wozney of Prince Albert
Sat. Sept. 18th - Farm Machinery & Tool Consignment Sale
H you wish to consign to one of our sales please give us a call.
ESTATE. AUCTION
GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTER
' EWTONVILLE, AUG 27TH, FRI., b P -M.
Selling an estate from Greenbank and from
Camborne, 9 pc. Knectal dining suite (walnut
depression), Stanley player piano (needs resto-
ration), chesterfields and living room furniture,
pine poster queen bed and bedroom furniture,
dinette sets, upright radio, 1950 fudge, freezer,
numemnu antiques, GlenRae milk bottle (ribbed
R. R Stevens), tools, hardware, ladders, etc.
Preview Friday after 2 p m. auction starts at 6
pm
AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON
1905) 756-2244.1500) 263-9886
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Sunday, Aug. 29th, 10:30 a.m. (Viewing 9:00)
401 10 Waverly Rd. North t0 02
East to Scugog St., North 1 km.
Sunday's Auction features estate conte- s .ncluding
quality furniture. couches. chairs, dressers. misc. ta-
bles. rugs, kitchen contents. collectables, glass 8 china.
Something tor cne & all. Watch for our outstanding
Estate Antique Auction. Sunday Sept. 5th
Call tor all your auction needs.
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Auctions @ 650 Auction, 650 Auctions
AUCTION SALES
MONDAY, AUGUST 30TH 6:30PM
GEORGINA COUNTRY AUCTIONS
HELD IN THE LOWER LEVEL OF
GEORGINA ANTIQUE MALL
26602 HWY 48 - 2KM EAST OF SUTTON
PREVIEW 4:00 P.M.
FURNITURE: Oak Draw Leaf Table; East Lake
Dresser Oak Sideboard; High Boy; Hall Stand;
Library Table; Pine Primitive Painted Items;
Refinished Trunk.
GLASS & CHINA: Chintz; Nippon; Limoges;
Noritake; Royal Winton; Cranberry Flash &
Victorian.
COKE ITEM COLLECTIBLES & OTHER: Dog
Figurines; Tools; Board games; Old Tins (Oil.
Tobacco, etc.)
BOOKS: Huge Selection - Native Canadian Indian;
History; Collector; Royalty; Cooking; Etc.
MISCELLANEOUS: Child's Bike: Oils; Prints:
Frames; Records; LP's Beatles and others;
11/2hp 1948 Viking Motor (in parts). Lamps.
Sewing Machine.
GEORGINA COUNTRY AUCTIONS
Don Rintoul 905-722-9800
Dave Beasley, Auctioneer, 905727-6585
OUTDOOR
13 Antique Show & Flea Market
Sunday August 29, Sam to 3pm
Il Kahn's Auction Barn
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2699 Brock Rd.. Pickering
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• Furniture • Fools
• Collectibles • Toys
• Much More
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Dealer Inquiries
(905) 683-6638
CORNEIL'S
AUCTION BARN
FRIDAY AUG. 27TH
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN
ON COUNTY RD 04
Refinished oak par-
lour table, oak dress-
er, washstands, oak
Hoosier cupboard.
chimney cupboard,
parlour tables, an-
tique cupboard top,
pine slat top desk &
chair, Boston Rocker.
itmodern dinette
suite, chrome suite.
modern bedroom,
suites, 2 door walnut
china cabinet, oak
Gabbard china cabinet
with glass 1 sides, box
stove, flat top trunks.
Mo.irecroft candy
dish with lid, Frigi-
daire pop cooler. Busy
Bee wood copy lather
Acetylene torches,
Craftsman radial arm
saw, 5. Craftsman
planer. Maytag gas
dryer, power hack-
saw, 2 door refrigera-
tor & 30 in electric
stove. automatic
washer & dryer. qty
hand - power tools,
books. china, glass &
collectible Items Also
:unsigned the proper-
ty of the late Tack
Campbell of Wood-
ville, copper washing
machine, crocks barn
lanterns. gante hooks,
Cross Cut saws. wood-
en barrels. iron pots,
qty wooden kitchen
:hairs, plus a qty. of
tools & miscellaneous
Items
Don & Cres Cornell
Auctioneers
RRel Little Britain
Phone or Fax
705-786-2153
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RADFORD, Lang, Barbara Diane (nee Tyrrell) -
Died peacefully after a short illness at the age of 57,
do Saturday August 21, 1999 in Nanaimo B.C. Bar-
bara is survived by her loving husband Robert, by her
daughter Sarah and by her son Joshua, al of Erring-
ton BC. She is also survived by her daughters Wendy
Lang of Sewave, of their anddbby her sng on Ronald Lang and Pod
Peny. Barbara is also survived by her mother Clara
Tyrrell and sister Marilyn Rivet, both of Sutton, also
by her brother Michael Tyrrell and family of Keswick,
and by her eight grandchildren; Melissa, Matthew,
Joshua, Jennier, er, Jeffery, Melissa, Jennifer and
Amanda. Barbara wil be missed by her many aunts,
knees, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. This
very special soul will be both sadly missed and fondy
remembered by all that knew her.
Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error.
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PUBLIC ESTATE AUCTION
Wed. Asp 25, Sart 6:30. View. from noon
Kahn Auctions. 2699 Brock Rd. N Pickering, 3 int N
of hwy. 401 exit 399 featunng this week antiques. fine
furniture. glass. china & collectibles from a Toronto 8
Whitby estate:
ART: Norville Mornsseau - 1 from 62. 1 from 69. 8
from 70S. 6 Bernad Wolf. 1 Ivan Shawana. 1 Ringo
Fiddler plus other oil paintings & prints
FURNITURE' 9 pc walnut DR sure. 5 pc. mahogany
BR suite (exquisite), 8 pc mahogany DR suite. Ig.
Crattline Grandfather clock. stacking bookcase. Victor-
ian mirrorback washstand (exceptional). oak wash-
stand. tea wagon. ternstand. sewing table. ant Singer
sewing machine. cedar chest. coffee & end tables. ma-
ple rocker. pine chest of drawers, Ampinphonic gramo-
phone. walnut console table (unusual). lamps Dutch
clock. carpets. occasional tables & chairs etc
GLASS. CHINA. MISC. Royal Doultons - Top 0' The
Hill. Sara. E a ne Southern Belle. chintz. Goebel figur-
ines. lady s gold rings, silver jewelry. black mark Be -
leek. inkwell. Rogers flatware. 3 day original Wood-
stock ticket. old lawn gnomes. biscuit barrel. anniver-
sary clock. flow blue plate. magic lantern w/slides. fish-
ing tackle crocks. Niagara Fall motion Tight. Royal Al-
bert Connisseur pattern dishes etc
This is a fine estate sale with numerous exquisite terns!
Randy Potter Auctioneer (9051683.0041
ESTATE AUCTION
Sat. August 28 at 6 p.m.
Al Myles King Auction Hall. 33 Hall St. Oshawa
8 pc dinette suite modern-, 3 pc chesterfielc s_.'e
F'ench provincial coffee and end tables d pc. bedroom
suite. floor model color 'V. wall unit. china cabinet 12
place settng of Royal Albert ds''es (Old country ros-
es.) chest of drawers dressers antique tables. elec-
tronic tread mill. exercise bicycle. bed chesterfield like
new) signed and numbered prints d:^este suite. arge
quantity of good china and glassware. Clean estate olan
to attend all Consignments welcome please note tine
and date of sale
Myles King Auctioneer. 725-5751
AUCTION SALES .• WARNERS AUCTION HALL Hwy
2. Colborne Thurs. Aug 29 6:00 p.m. & Sat. Aug 31.
1000 a.m. Thurs Sale. ••3i -i,
ACulu-..Ces t,cusehoiC 'umisn,ngs. lix7is cats car 2 neam
new utikty trailers Sa'2 osier 6x8 loom r'0r staypads 5
tailgates 1966 Ford LTD power tori and '-sols race sa"
nils dressers cnesrs. tale 1 char sets 2 'ridges 2 stoves
crest st freezer pictures amps. Small nousenoid� amass
Kg Try Sines xdieciabies etc china ;lass _rvStal tnvta
knacxs etc Sat Aug. 31 10:00 a.m _ ,tire A wrr, Mc-
Mutkn (Berevute •.cenn-t Mclaughnr ; ,e _;atter Crus
other ant curers. au a,,oc CC41034tion. ant !A)en ;Lopoaro sond-
em vund oak :able with 6 chain. modem : ir.es ;lass ;ale
ctnna ca rnet 'V VCR. mope. stove. :warty'1tw ^titer s::t
and mink bed. dresser=chr.:i drawers sofa and Cnar. snail
tables. occasionai men. old coo urge quant Small =i•
actabies. inducting Cama. dasswart --,-tta, kmck knacks
"woes porn etc 140 RESERVES Gary & Bill Warner
Auctioneers 905-355-2106
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First year Durham College
Student Orientation
Attention students, parents and/or spouses!
Get to know your college at an orientation held at
Durham College, 2000 Shame Street, North
Gordo■ Willey Building, in the Marketplace,
o■ Saturday, August 28,1999 from 9 am until 1 pm.
Come meet the president and program staff take a campus
tour and get some tips for a great start.
In order to plan for this event, we would like you to RSVP
to (905) 721-3111, ext. 2371 and leave a message includ-
ing: your name, your college program and the number of
people attending, including yourself
BBQ loath provided by
the Dothan College Strident Association.
We look forward to meeting you and your family.
University Centre at Durham
• . ,, ,AR PARTE In NEMS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, August 24,1999
Two Durham beaches
closed this week
Pickering, Ajax spots remain open
Two Durham Region beaches remain
closed to swimmers this week because of
high levels of bacteria.
Kinsmen Beach in Port Perry and Elgin
Pond in Uxbridge remain closed. with
Kinsmen readings higher than last week at
145 E.coli per 100 millilitres of water
while Elgin is down to an almost accept-
able 98.
"Elgin Pond will remain posted as a
precautionary measure." stated an Aug. 20
Durham Regional Health Department
media advisory. "Recent water quality re-
sults have been unsatisfactory.' Beaches
usually remain open until readings hit 100
or more E. coli per 100 mi. But because
Elgin Pond had a reading of 128 last week
and an extremely high reading of 1,000
the week before. the health department is
erring on the side of caution by urging
people not to swim in waters off the
beach.
LOW COST
OF OWNERSHIP
SATURN
SUTER'S GUIDE
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Dents and dings vs. no dents and dings. Hmm, tough one.
Decisions, decisions. Do you want a car with polymer panels that resist dents and
rust, or one without? A car named the safest in its class, or one that wasn't? A car
with a 30 day (2,500 km) money -back guarantee, or, well you get the idea.
Considering all the benefits of buying a Saturn, it's actually one of the easiest
(and smartest!) decisions you'll make. And now for the legal. We believe in full
disclosure, so here it comes. (Take a deep breath, now). The payments shown are
based on the MSRP for our 1999 SLI. They include transportation and retailer
prep. Taxes, licence, insurance, and $300 refundable security deposit are extra.
Lease payments arc based on a low km lease of 60,000 km over 3 years, with an
extra charge of 12e per km over that distance. Saturn's lease rate of 5.1% applies
to customers with approved credit. If you'd like to buy your Saturn at lease end,
it's S7,899 plus taxes. With a 52,000 downpayment (not including taxes), the
maximum least obligation is 58,588. (And breathe out, and inhale once more.
And we're done.)
1999 SL1
Hero:, .'bat you
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$213
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or trade in
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