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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_08_27ICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESSRUN 49,500 PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER 24 PAGES Adfthh FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 1999 EASTERN STAR STAR SPORTS Local resident honoured for Pickering peewees charity work, page 8 win silver, page 16 Pickering councillor fears Hwy. 407 impact BY LINDA WHITE Staff Writer PICKERING — Current plans for the extension of' Hwy. 407 into Pickering will create chaos in rural communities here and will cost mil- lions of dollars in short-term solu- tions, warns a regional councillor. Instead, Ward 3 Councillor Rick Johnson is urging the Ministry of Transportation to change design guidelines that would allow the consortium that purchased the toll highway for 99 years to make alter- ations. One of the major problems with the: planned extension, according to the councillor, is that it will include an al -grade interescction between the new highway and Brock Road just south of Brougham. "We have local roads there that will be greatly affected;' he says. "A lot of them aren't even paved. They're just sidelines. Now the Town has to find $2 million to bring them up to standards to meet the volume of traffic that will be re- leased there" If those roads aren't improved, "they will deteriorate so residents won't be able to travel on them:' says Coun. Johnson, who is also concerned about safety problems associated with the additional traf- fic the new highway will create. .Further, he is concerned about -how the planned realignment of Hwy. 7 to accommodate an inter- change with 407 at Townline Road will affect the hamlet of Green River. Coun. Johnson is urging the .Ministry of Transportation "to 'Acome to the table with the $3.1 bil- Jion (it received from the sale of the 'ghway to the consortium) and ad - our concems...Do the proper =leaning now." CEUA BRONKHORST/ News Advertiser photo Hands up for hymns Alice Rooney gestures skyward during an old-fashioned hymn sing and tea hosted by Pickering Museum tillage. Area residents turned out for the event last weekend Pickering teens are on a mission .. PICKERING — Several Pick- ering teens are making a run for the border this weekend — the Mexican border, that is. A missions team of 16 students and six adults from St. Paul's en - the -Hill Anglican Church is travel- ling to the city of Juarez Saturday to spend a week building a home for a family in the city's slums. St. Paul's Pastor Brian McVitty notes this is the church's first mis- sions trip for teens and he reports they're quite excited. The trip, planned over the past four months, was put together in conjunction with an organization known as Casa Por Cristo (Homes for Christ), Pastor McVitty says. That organization is providing the group with building supplies for the home. However, team members will "do all of the work themselves". S I N C E 19 6 5 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ 1 L'� WATERFRONT BA Development plans up against tough resistance in Pickering, page 7 Home builders,' buyers pay for new school sites Boards pass development fee bylw,� BY SUSAN ONEWL Staff Writer Home builders in Durham will continue to bear the brunt of the cost to buy land for new schools under revised education develop- ment charge bylaws adopted by the region's public and separate boards Wednesday. In fact, new home buyers, likely to he passed the additional cost in- currcd by developers, will pay about $400 more per dwelling as Durham's separate board has sub- stantially increased its residential education development charges (EOGs). 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AN offerx Appy to merchandise m Sears Furniture and Furniture and Appliances Stores and exclude Catalogue purchases. Ask for details. NPOS48099 Crpyr p 1999. Sears from kv. i` . Durham boards approve new fees DURHAM from page l School Board's new bylaw places 100 per cent of its (EDCs) on residential de- velopers, home builders will pay a few dollars less than they did the past five years, reports a board official. "The actual amount to be levied is actually less than we've levied in previ- ous years;" public board superintendent of business Ron Trbovich said during a joint board meeting at the public board's headquarters Wednesday. "This is actually a tax decrease:' Under the new bylaw, residential de- velopers will be charged $1,361 for each home they build, down from $1,389 levied under the current bylaw which expires Aug. 31. Meanwhile, under the Durham Catholic District School Board's new bylaw, which splits the charge, home builders will pay 90 per cent of the levies imposed by the board and indus- trial/commercial developers will pick up the other 10 percent. That means the Catholic board's charge on each new home will be $723, while non-residential developers will pay 18 cents per square tout of gross flour area. "The difference between applying 10 per cent to non-residential and not means residential charges decrease from $903 down to $723 per permit;' notal separate board superintendent of support services Walter Yewchyn, ex- plaining if home builders were charged the full 100 per cent, the fee per permit would have been $803. Under the Education Quality lm- provcmenl Act, the Province set out new criteria for the collection of EDCs, which have been used in the past to fund tlx: construction of new schools. But, with the implementation of Bill 160, EDCs arc to be used only for the acquisition of school sites and for ser- vicing costs. All current bylaws expire Aug. 31. Mr. Trbovich explained the public board chose not to levy a charge on non-residential developers because it is "very difficult" to project commercial growth over a 15 -year period and "a downturn in non-residential growth would leave the board with an EDC shortfall.- He hortfall "He also noted, that by only charging home builders, the board's EDC process and bylaws are "simplified". Under the current bylaws, the public board has been charging $1,389 per home and 1.07 per cent of 'declared building permit value' of each non-resi- dential unit. The separate board, meanwhile, has been charging $339 per residential unit and 0.26 per cent of `declared building permit value' of each business. Builders pay both the public and separate board fees at the time of appli- cation and the money is then divided between the boards. Words of Wisdom No person has a more vivid imagination that the Eone who imagines he Dickson knows it all. NEW WASTE DISPOSAL `"`°" the rN'"' FEES AT REGION'S DURHAM WASTE FACILITIES 1 g 7 4 w,, 9 9 The Region's Waste Management Facilities in Oshawa, Port Perry, Blackstock, and Brock Township will be collecting new waste disposal fees, as of September 81", 1999. There will be a minimum charge of $2 per vehicle for all materials delivered for disposal, except for dedicated loads of Blue Box materials and Household Hazardous wastes. These special materials must be delivered as a separate load in order to be exempt from the $2 minimum charge. The $2 minimum charge will apply to all vehicles, including cars. It is anticipated these changes will improve the waste management services offered by the Region of Durham. V. A. Silgailis, P. Eng Email us at the News Advertiser We're at: newsroom@durham.net PRODUCTS - C'OMPONENT% • sF:Rvit:E - t:P(:R:1hl WHAT MAKES UNITED UNIQUE? 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There are the the new act reduced from 18 to 16. violent teenage criminals who know a The 300 top men and women in blue vicious beating, rape, even murder car - make the argument as stated by Durham ries an absolute maximum sentence of Regional Police Superintendent John three years. They're willing to take a Hamilton that, "Currently you can get a chance and the public are forced to pay driver's licence at 16 years of age and the ultimate price. leave home at 16 years of age, and so in The Justice Minister• who will spend �Q many ways they are treated as adults." many months, perhaps even the rest of So, if you can leave home at 16, quit this government's mandate, formulating school at 16, drive a car at 16 work at the new Youth Criminal Juust'e A t 16, shouldn't you be tried as an adult at ----- must examine lowering the age to 16. LETTERS T© THE EDITOR that age and be prevented from hiding Much has changed in the past 15 years. behind the anonymity and reduced The rise of the Internet, the seemingly - -- penalties the current YOA provides for:' When the YoungOffenders Act easier accessibility of weapons, the in- in Medics caring my tongue swell up so much that I could not talk clear) to was crease gangs across the Greater � enough Y g introduced in 1984 its purpose in replac- Toronto Area all provide a reason to make myself understood. My ing the old Juvenile Delinquents Act make 16- and 17-year-olds criminally son a rock breathing was rapid and I was con - (which only covered offender up to age responsible in adult court for their ac- fused. My jaw began to pull from 16) was to offer offenders under 18 a tions. Police chiefs, who've spent a life- To the editor: one side of my face to the other, chance to mend their ways and turn around their lives. The Act offered time capturing criminals young and old, have a uniquen ctihat bean I have just come home from an ve t similar to lockjaw, I believe. My amazingly responsible son a second and third youtchanc'eult m' Pe ' emergency visit at Ajax -Pickering loweringl a Health Centre. I had the quickest Brandon made calls to reach m make good' before adult- g them eh will help prevent some olent g P P and most caring support that I have husband. He drove me to the hospi j hood. The emphasis was on rehabilita- crimes because of more severe penalties ever received in any hospital. tal as I was screaming in pain. He tion with anonymity of the offender as- for offenders, then it should become a My problem started with a bad was so brave to hold back his emo- cured and no criminal record after 18. reality. reaction to a drug I had been taking tions, to be strop g for me because For many young offenders the act E-mail comments on this editorial to in injections three times a day for that is just what I needed. He has beena success. Those who have nnews@durham.net. Submissions violent nausea. When I woke up checked me into the hospital only committed minor property offences• for which include the writer's full name one morning, I felt groggy, to find out he had to wait outside instance, have had the chance to turn f and town o residence will be consul• and disoriented, and m vision was y was while staff were working on me. , themselves around. But there are the Bred for publication. blurred. This horrific reaction made Ttuey were so kind to Brandon and me. Tine nurses were amazing; Out to win one for the' coach they calmed me down and gave me waren towels. They were so kind that I could settle in and let the medication start to work. I am sure Lacrosse player guarantees national title win for late bench boss tt was very frustrating for them as my tongue was swollen and I could There's no lack of motivation for stop at nothing to win." not even talk. I was confused and the Whitby Warriors to win the 1999 No wonder he's confident. The vet- could not tell what medication I Minto Cup junior 'A' lacrosse champi- eran club has a penchant for scoring a was on. I had this same reaction 10 onship of Canada. Al pile of goals and is backed up by the years ago and it took a newer hos- Just ask Ajax's Niall Maynard, 21, outstanding goaltending of Gee Nash, P'tal in Scarborough more than who's been with the team since age r Rivett who many teammates believe was the three hours to figure out what to do. 17, and who would like to add one Most Valuable Player in the Ontario I suffered that time for about nine more national title to his box lacrosse Sports Editor Lacrosse Association's junior 'A' loop hours without relief. resume in his final season of junior `A' Ihis season. I'd like to recognize the efforts eligibility. "I don't suspect (Bumaby's) of the Ajax -Pickering Health Cen- The Warriors, who also boast fel- Bishop throughout their lacrosse ca- strength lies in their offence," says Mr. tie staff who worked with me. low Ajax resident and goaltender Gee reers in the Whitby minor system. He Maynard. "I think we've shown that I'd like to make people aware Nash in their line-up, begin their was at the helm of the Warriors when we're able to score a lot of goals. We that sometimes when you go to the Minto Cup quest against the Burnaby they last won the Minto Cup in 1997. have a lot of offensive power." hospital You must wait in the enw- Lakers at the Iroquois Park Sports "It's not mentioned; it's just What lies ahead for Mr. Maynard? 8enCY ward. Staff there are trained Centre in Whitby Saturday night. known," Mr. Maynard says of the He's unsure whether he will return to pimple who know what injury or The experienced Warriors squad is Warriors' goal to win the 1999 nation- the sport next year, but hasn't ruled illness is the most critical. focused and ready to do battle to cap al title in memory of their mentor. "No out playing major series lacrosse for I'd also like to advise people to what has been an outstanding season, one says anything about it really, but the Brooklin Redmen. be aware of the medications doc- including a provincial championship everyone wants to win it for him. " But, what's uppermost in his mind tors give you. Read the pamphlets victory over the Six Nations Arrows. Everyone is going to go that much right now is winning one more title, and know what your body reacts to! More importantly, the veteran -laden harder." for himself and for a special coach. Always talk to your doctor about team wants to win one more for leg- He's convinced the Warriors will any new medications you get and endary coach Jim Bishop, a Durham come out the victors over the western E -nail continents on this column to thoroughly check it out. Region lacrosse icon killed in a car ac- champion and defending Minto Cup nnews@durham.net. Submissions And finally, I want to thank my cident last September. Bishop's legacy holders from B.C. which include the writer's fug name son for being such a big strong rock has had a profound effect on the play- "It will be for sure. It's a guarantee, and town of residence will be con- for me. I love you, Brandon! ers, many of whom were coached by basically. We're going to win. We'll sidirred for publication, Sherry McMillan, Pickering NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified advertising Manager John Willems Real Estaiel Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .)tanager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing .ttanager )Yews (905) 683-5110 sales (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E -Mail newsroom(u)durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 21-15 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Ckcu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- pervcs the right to classify or refuse any advertise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. Publication Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 ■ NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, ,1999 PA Lakefront development plan makes waves I A�aX,�'� Area residents fight plan which defies `spirit of the public will' iRV MA DIAVAIL' TA v _____. ..... •. ,,,moi t.J Staff Writer PICKERING — Allowing a townhouse complex near the foot of Liverpool Road would under - imine plans for the future of the town's waterfront, say some area residents and community groups. A statutory public meeting or. the townhouse plan drew about 120 residents to the Pickering Civic Complex Tuesday night, with many expressing vehement opposition. "The plans before us this evening defy both the word and the spirit of the public will," said Pickering Township Historical Society president Tom Mohr. He and others maintained the pro- posal contravenes the Town Offi- cial Plan, the recommendations of citizens on the Pickering Wa- terfront 2001 Task Force and the urgings of the citizens' committee that put together Pickering's wa- terfront Millennium Trail and Square project. "We only have one chance to get it right," noted Mr. Mohr in urging the Town to order a plan- ning review of the area before any development is allowed to proceed. A review was also sup - TOM MOHR 'We have only one chance to get it right.' ported by representatives of the waterfront task force, Pickering - Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment and the Pickering East Shore Community Association. The meeting dealt with two development applications. The Pickering Harbour Company (PHC) proposes a 'marine vil- lage', including 40 townhouse Newfangled cars make trek through Durham Sept. I I Imagine commuting to Toronto every morning in a vehicle that doesn't have an exhaust pipe be- cause it doesn't produce any ex- haust. It may seem like something at a futuristic movie, but on Saturday, Sept. I1 it will be a reality when Oshawa plays host to the Canadian Clean Air Cruise. The purpose of the event is to increase the level of exposure of electric vehicles and involves 15 battery -powered electric vehicles, most converted from gas -powered cars. The cars will travel from Os- hawa to Scarborough on the Satur- day and on Sunday travel to Queen's Park and Oakville. While in Oshawa there will he a public display at Canadian Tire, 441 Gibb St., from 9 a.m. to noon. The convoy will then travel to the Pickering Canadian Tire store at Liverpool Road and Hwy. 2. Speakers will make public presen- tations about the special cars at the public displays. DAVE STEELE Expressed fears of runoff into Frenchman's Bay. units, on the west side of Liver- pool Road just south of Wharf Street. A second phase of the pro- ject may inlude a marina, 140- unit hotel, restaurant, retail space, office uses and additional resi- dential uses on property that would require lakefill to the west of the townhouses, but details have not yet been provided. Current Official Plan and zon- ing designations would have to be amended. The second application from G. and A. Hilts on the east side of Liverpool just south of Wharf is also for a 'marine village' with 19 townhouses, some parking and boat storage, and limited com- mercial uses such as professional offices and daycare. A zoning amendment would be required. Several speakers pointed out the waterfront task force's recom- mendations included reversing environmental damage to French- man's Bay, improving access to the waterfront, and the develop- ment of a 'commercial node' at the foot of Liverpool that would be attractive to tourists and resi- dents. They suggested the pro- posed projects would contradic those goals. A design study wa also recommended by the tasl force to ascertain what land uses building types, streetscape de signs, public facilities and servic ing should be allowed for arounc Liverpool south of Bayly Street. Task force chairman Dave Steele read a letter from Profen sor Nick Eyles, who chaired the group's environmental subcom- mittee, expressing concern about stormwater runoff into the ba from the townhouse develop- ment, evelop ment, and about the possible im- pact on bay wetlands of th PHC's plan to widen the entrance to the bay. Consultant Don Given, repre- senting PHC and the Hilts, pro- vided assurances environmental issues would be dealt with re- sponsibly. He also said the prop- erty owners were prepared to be flexible and would support a de- velopment study that would be completed in a "reasonable" time period - about three months. But Mr. Given also noted the development applied for was put forward as a "realistic use" of the sites. He suggested PHC inten- tions to enhance the existing ma- rina on the bay, provide a public walkway at the marina water- front, build a hotel and banquet facility on the bay, make im- provements to the east spit, and widen the bay entrance would all provide benefits to the town. In a later interview Mr. Given said PHC was somewhat appre- hensive about commercial devel- opment on the property. "We're nervous of the com- mercial aspect because it's a very seasonal site. You don't have a lot of people down there in the win- ter." Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland is planning to bring a motion before council Sept. 13 to have the Town undertake a design study for the area. Police chiefs call for new youth offender act Durham is lending its voice to a call from Canada's police chiefs for adult sentences for criminals as young as 16 years of age. The call came from the 94th an- nual Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police conference in Hamilton where the proposed Youth Criminal Justice Act was detailed. Although the act gives law enforcement officers more op- tions to deal with young offenders, it still includes offenders up to age. 18. "I'd like to see the age reduced. It used to be 16 under the Juvenile Delinquency Act. The youth of today are far more sophisticated," Belleville police Chief Dave Kle- navic told 300 police chiefs gath- ered for the conference. "They escape responsibility under this kind of legislation by not being dealt with in a firm man- ner." He suggested when federal MPs review the legislation they should consider "with some sin- cerity" the possibility of lowering the age. . Superintendent John Hamilton of Durham Regional Police agrees the age limit should be dropped to 16. "Currently you can get a dri- ver's licence at 16 years of age and leave home at 16 years of age ... and so in many ways they are treated as adults," he says, adding it's then not unreasonable to be punished as adults if they commit crimes. Lowering the age is more rele- vant in ensuring criminals are handed appropriate sentences for crimes committed, rather than a deterrent, he says. "From a deterrent point of view, I don't personally think (lowering the age to 16) would make a deter- rent," Supt. Hamilton says. Richard Barnhorst of the feder- al justice department said the Youth Criminal Justice Act will be introduced in the fall and give po- lice a great deal of latitude in deal- ing with young offenders. The leg- islation allows authorities to trans- fer young offenders to adult court if they are involved in serious crimes. In most cases police can issue warnings and use the most serious response for the most serious crimes, he said. Commissioner Phil Murray of the RCMP said there is a lot of youth crime in Canada and the po- lice community "feels strongly" about the need for a collective ef- fort to get a handle on it. Street gangs are emerging in communi- ties both big and small, he added. According to Tulio Caputo, a sociology professor at Ottawa's Carleton University, a survey of police involved with youth in com- munities across Canada shows they are satisfied with the way the system deals with youth involved in minor crime. Mr. Caputo added police are dissatisfied with the handling of repeat offenders. "We need to have extensive in- depth assessments when dealing JOHN HAMILTON 'In many ways, they are treated as adults. with repeat offenders and we need to get to the bottom of the prob- lem," he said. — With Cdes from Torstar News Service Pickering mayors divided over uniting y The Towns of Ajax and Picker- ing continue to disagree on the benefits of amalgamation. e Ajax Mayor Steve Parish says he would like to put the merger question on the ballot in the next municipal election in the fall of 2000 On the other hand, Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs says the time for talk is over and the two municipalities should become one before that election. Mayor Arthurs says Pickering is ready to present its case for amalgamation to Municipal Af- fairs Minister Steven Gilchrist even if Ajax doesn't co-operate. Mr. Gilchrist, who announced amalgamation plans for four other municipalities this week, told a meeting of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario he wouldn't force amalgamations in Greater Toronto yet. He said he wanted to wait until the new Greater Toronto Services Board completes its assessment of local governments in the GTA before deciding what changes arc needed. That report is due in 12001. Mayor Parish claims there is no substantial support" in Ajax for amalgamation with Pickering. He says some government re - I structuring in Greater Toronto's 905 areas is inevitable, and "we would be wise to wait until the entire plan is announced." A referendum question on the next municipal ballot would put the matter to rest once and for all, he believes. Mayor Arthurs. however, says an amalgamated municipality of 160.000 people would provide "increased accountability, elimi- nation of duplication, efficiency and consistency. "We would become a strong edge city on the border of Toron- to," with similar clout to that of Markham to the north and Missis- sauga to the west. - Mayor Arthurs notes he made amalgamation one of four main planks in his platform in the last municipal election, and received overwhelming support. "I can only believe that Picker- ing residents are in favour of join- ing with the neighbouring com- munity of Ajax." Under the Pickering plan, the combined Ajax -Pickering council would have nine members, down from the present 14 on both. 1n addition to the mayor, three full-time councillors from each town would be paid $50,000 a year. Two will be part-time at $32,500. — Torstar News Service 1 AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERMM FRIDAY EDITIM, August 27,1999 Life-long Ajacian honoured for charity group work 96 -year-old a star of The Order of the Eastern Star AJAX — A life-long Ajax resident has been recognized for 50 years of membership and service to a benevolent or- ganization. Mina MacDonald. 96, re- ceived a pin for her service in The Order of the Eastern Star. which consists of mothers. daughters, wives, widows and granddaughters of masons and brother masons. The organization raises money for local charities. It donated $25,000 for a materni- tv room at what was then Ajax -Pickering General Hos- pital in 1997 and in 199,S-99, donations were made t" the Heart and Strol.c V, .n,1 , . Look Good Feel Better cancer program, Arthritis Society, Adelaide House, 'Y' Pace cen- tre and the Epilepsy Society in the region. Mrs. MacDonald was hon- oured at a ceremony at Bally- cliffe Lodge, where she re- sides. The ceremony was attended by 30 of her fraternal sisters and brothers, as well as lodge matron Ruth Wazilkowki, pa- tron Jack Caldwell and previ- ous 50-vear member Florence Simons. The cclehratory reception %ka,, lir, tilachon- MI,'VA McDONALD [:'avern Star honour ,N wWhen life was simpler, When life was lessfrantic, eveningAn could be underlistening to music / ^�► " I TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL j� proudly presents , - Filrtday, September 171 999 p%Gates Open 7:30 pm • Concert 8:00 pm 'Prfm Me OSHAWW -R& sem- conducted by Associate Music Director do Conductor Miss Sun -Young Lee Yoar ticket to this magical evening provides you with a blanket. picnic basket for two and musical entertainment: p, "Tch111 &ovsky goes to HoElywood" ' ". 'C"ekbratuW die Millemum in Music / foM Williams' Academy Award winning scores and Tchatikay. sky Chsrt Busters With Specid Guest 144Winist Kitatchds6w A/n Ozian Re -live the gkj7 of .gh(e Cas& W e"ead- y IW's! S 165A'0 includes admission for two picnic fare, of ine, �tRlpr,:glasses, dt x tb llkeep)p) package f For tidcetscra (91115) 616113M 1e . Proceeds to Thi tar Gude School Schotorsftip of Bursary Fund AMOK N TMs Wok 1111111110 NM Afteftifll-F BILLBOARD AUG. 27, 1999 FRIDAY, AUG. 27 ADDICTION: The Serenity Group - 12 Step Recovery Meeting holds its weekly meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. It deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. Child care program is available as re- quired. Phone 428-9431 (Jim, evenings) for more information on the meetings. SATURDAY, AUG. 28 STEAM THRESHING: The Uxbridge -Scott Historical Society's 28th Annual Steam Threshing Days will be held today and tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the museum grounds, Conc. 6, one mile west of Uxbridge. Full-size and model steam engines, antique cars, pioneer artifacts and machinery, demonstrations of pio- neer arts and crafts, music and danc- ing. Refreshments, barbecue, baked goods, corn. $5 per person, children with adults are free. No charge for parking. (905) 852-5854. MONDAY, AUG. 30 CANCER: Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Os- hawa hosts an hour of Healing through Relaxation featuring relaxing music, companionship and guided imagery from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Phone 579- 4833. PARKINSONS: The Parkinson Foun- dation of Canada, Durham chapter support group, meets at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's United Church, corner of Colborne and Centre Sts., Whitby. Plans for Superwalk to be finalized. Use south door entrance. Wheelchair accessible. New members welcome. Phone 619-1469 (Jean Keary) for in- formation. TUESDAY, AUG. 31 TEENS: The Youth Centre, 360 Bayly St. W., Unit 5, Ajax, hosts an evening of Karaoke and Dinner from 6 to 8 p.m. It's the last in a series of free drop -ins for teens. Phone 428-1212 for information. '\►'■■a0 S:.c %, _ S�-, _ Ve'tit CK Smgw S2w,rg Vacrine s Drfennq nor Sala ;r, '7E puClir a ar�iled number Ot new 5puga, . 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AR �n I " • NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, August 47, 1999't3A" 9 NFs axlibraries open a new chapter on Stli orytime full AJAX — Tuesdays at 10:30 is held at 10:30 10:30 a.m., a pro- branch at 58 a program Mon- On Wcdnes- Family Storytime themes change Games, finger- a.m. a.m., followed by gram for young- Church St. N. days at 10:15 a.m. days, g• plays and music On Wcdnes- Books for Babies stern four and y Y• youngsters will be offered weekly. Call the will return to music days, a (693-1 140), chil- A session for two- four and up can at- Saturdays at 10:30 program location J y• program at 1 1:15 a.m. On older is offered. dren three and year-olds follows tend a program at a.m. for more informa- public libraries for two -year-olds Thursdays at At the Village older are invited to at I I a.m. 1:30 p.m., while Program tion. this fall with Sto rytime programs , for presc;hoolers. • • • • The fall session _. begins the week of' xAle A,�.,.,... ..: Sept. 13 and con- �� SCH tinucs until Nov. F , '� AA BUS �` r t f11EAt1�' Elcn 13. Parental super- ��t���,� vision is required at all the drop-in WE A �TtJRE 1'T! activities, which+ 1� t G��'r y are offered at no •�iLL charge.: At the main ""� � Y �; ■ r branch at 65 Har- wood Ave. S. (683-4000). a pro- _ + �'_: �,i _. wk_ gram for two- „ t year-olds is of- -AIL' .'� •. sem.-s, '. tercd Mondays at 10:15 a.m., fol-". .:. lowed by Books __ t for Babies at 10 * r, ..�•.;. ", ...... - ,, a.m. and Family Storytime at 6:45 p.m. •� fir. ,�,�. l On Wcdnes- s. • 5, . days, a program for those three ` , `;'�ti years and older is . _irtri �� t +i - offered at 10:30 � •?�`"?'. - '_' ;;..-� _ �/.� "' �� � �� a.m., while pro- grams for children L -Frame Futon -F� FYtOn $ four and older are - -; Milan Futon 11r+on Futon s offered Thursdays jnckldm r FuWn U+iolad•s r Felon r' wtr+••• 'a ' �•• FtMon w at 10:30 am. and 20 again at 1:15 p.m. 25 1411A 25 At the McLean • • Yom • • .... UW• branch at 95 Mag- ja ill Dr. (428-8489), COMFORT SLEEP ORTHOPEDIC ORTHOPRACTIC ORTHO ELEGANCE ORTHOSUPREME - a program for children aged four - years and older is Single Single Single Z9Single Single '3N offered Mondays • Mattress $179 Mattress M$2 19attress :Mattress Mattress at 1:30 p.m., while Set 1319 Set 5369 Set '429 Set 5509 Set 5609 those three and DOUBLE.... 219 Set....... 389 DOUBLE... 269 Sct....... 439 DOUBLE._ 299 Set....... 499 DOUBLE -_419 Srt....... 619 DOUBLE_ .489 Set....... 719 older arc invited to QUEEN _, 2^9 Set ...... .4"v QUEEN. 329 '---t .... QUEEN 339 Set ....... 549 QUEEN ?l)9 Sri _....6i~y QUEEN _ aS9 Sc•t....... i31)`1 - attend a program •• KING _469 Set . _ ;',w KING 509 Snt ., K1\(; ... 539 Sc•t....... Sm I KING __ ..639 Snt __,o�o4 KING 709 tint_ 1179 McLean �F - library hosts - ,.: a» fF. i birthday �� &-Z ST bash . E _ PST 1 AJAX — T .:y:.. x249 X4Dow ftd 29` `�' .. - McLean Commu- x239 "»••■► 289 , nity Centre and- -- :, J McLean Library F _ F branch will cele- �' i "., f 1 CHOOSE ANY 5 CHOICES • brate their fifth "'tet 1 • Pillow case • Pillow 1 birthday with a �.:; ..... 1 ry ' �, • t3ed Prarrne • Local Detive ! • Mattress Pad • Set-up ■ party Saturday, �.�_ ., # 1 • Bed Is• Disposal °t F Sept.18. _<,... Straps 1 lic The Ajax pwill - d ` $439 x689 � 1339 "' " _$11 g • L.yaway . Pillow Protector DW 016"d hold a special sto- OMk Orad rytime called The - Frog Prince at that SERVING DURHAM & 1"WARTHA COMMUNITIES FOR OVER 21 YEARS! _ branch at 1:30 p.m. A Frog_ ri Prince craft will o d • follow the story. • Fact f a Franklin the •TAUM'ON ' Turtle is expected I z - C o w z �- to visit the free,WE MAK0 SIZE oa• drop-in event. • ANY E• Parental supervi- PISA 7s sion is required. ', +PI ,• • +o • r�, The library is at ,N • K 95 Magill Dr. at SET AVAILABLE RNs +o. arr�.aa s % 2520 Chwnm 9 R& K sul+•• a "s a.il. 79 Taunton Road w. S ma Nowa of Pat.•. plew (701) 292-6211 Westney Road. t» n tai 19051493-tOs2 520 weeir" Road S. Call 428-8489 19051 619-1915 . - � _ � . for information. - . • ... - - • - - - - • t�► AM PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, August 27,1999 ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiver plwto Sas-suash? l Andrew and Jennifer Singh of Ajax are the proud own- ers of a six foot Sicilian squash planted by their father in June. Their bountiful harvest was grown in the backyard. SALE .�PE� CIAL gAEiGA1NS',, IN TODAY'S 'i News Advertiser Fri., Aug. 27, 1999 News Advertiser � ' Carlsdsrl Tie A*Rlkk. Steven ' OIIr11aIa Co1e9e PidrJSear. Friday's Carrier of the ' Food Basics Aj N%L Week is Steven. He ' Hoole Oepot ,Ajdpi L enjoys hockey and • Homer LIallber soccer. He will receive •�,Aopkk. a dinner for 4 voucher, Ajax compliments of tobimm Ain McDonald's. ' FW mdAdo I.Itbe2WA*dPkk. Congratulations Fft Clopper AWPidL Steven for being our Saw�Caft Carrier of the Week. •seers AoRkIL Sh oppas Onig Alit ApxRiddSear. • Aja• wahnart.Ajax ' yaw 135 Kingston Rd.,Ajax 222 Bayly S Grocer A*PA 726 Kingston Rd.. Pic Pick. 1360 Kingston Rd., Pick. ' Delivered to relayed 6ouur6olds only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest ofyyo�ur newspaper through your bhue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising Flyers, call DUNCAN•` F RHER a ;= 683-5110.'",,; My name is Nick Ivanoff. I'm the Fire Protection Section Manager at Pickering Nuclear gener- ating station. Needless to say, fire safety is important to ;- A me. Our section maintains the station's fire protection systems and procedures, and develops procedures for handling emergencies. 1 also manage our full-time ' Emergency Response Teams. These teams are trained and ,• equipped to respond quickly to any kind of fire, spill or injury. And when they're not practicing, they're patrol- ling the station, checking to ensure that our co-workers are practicing good fire protection. When people discover what I do, here are two of the questions they ask. Ql What happens if there's a fire near the reactors? Al First, we do everything vire can to make sure it doesn't happen. All of our employees receive basic Safety training that includes how to prevent and deal with fires. Our procedures for handling com- bustible materials are very stringent. And we have strict controls on work like welding, where fire is a potential risk. If a fire did occur, however, our fire systems would detect it, alert us to it and quickly suppress it. An Emergency Response Team would also be on the scene within minutes, with the equipment needed to contain and extinguish the fire. And, to strengthen our capabilities even further, the station is currently installing new fire detection and extinguishing sys- tems around the turbines and generators, as well as in the main control rooms. For more information, visit our web site at: www.ontadopowergeneration.com/pickering ..ie:v.•,,.,Stc!'+'+�Y�etii.s:iey..s,,.....: •...!.!:...Y;!W'+.. w.�...—. ...— ... : r Q2 What about building and fire codes? Is the station up to the latest standards? A2 We're making sure it is. And because an inde- pendent viewpoint is always a good thing to have, the station has hired an outside company to do a fire safety assessment. They're looking at the plant in light of the latest National Building and Fire Codes, as well as the Canadian Safety Association Standards — particularly the CSA Standard that deals with fire protection in nuclear power plants. In many ways, this standard exceeds the requirements of building and fire codes, with specifications designed to ensure that fire will not affect cabling or other equipment related to safely operating a reactor. The final report on the assessment will be ready by the end of September. When we receive it, we'll do any work that is needed to bring the station up to the latest standards. ONTARIOPUM a GENERATION You care about your community. Sometimes you feel concerned about having us — Pickering Nuclear generating station — as a next door neighbour. You have questions about our operations. Espe- questions about safety and the environment. a9vrcially You want to know what we're doing to make sure you and your community are safe and healthy. Or find out the steps we're taking to protect the parks you walk in and the water you drink. In this series of ads, we're intro- ducingyou to some of the people with the answers to those questions — people who are work] ng hard to keep the Pickering nuclear plant safe for you and and your neighbours. My name is Nick Ivanoff. I'm the Fire Protection Section Manager at Pickering Nuclear gener- ating station. Needless to say, fire safety is important to ;- A me. Our section maintains the station's fire protection systems and procedures, and develops procedures for handling emergencies. 1 also manage our full-time ' Emergency Response Teams. These teams are trained and ,• equipped to respond quickly to any kind of fire, spill or injury. And when they're not practicing, they're patrol- ling the station, checking to ensure that our co-workers are practicing good fire protection. When people discover what I do, here are two of the questions they ask. Ql What happens if there's a fire near the reactors? Al First, we do everything vire can to make sure it doesn't happen. All of our employees receive basic Safety training that includes how to prevent and deal with fires. Our procedures for handling com- bustible materials are very stringent. And we have strict controls on work like welding, where fire is a potential risk. If a fire did occur, however, our fire systems would detect it, alert us to it and quickly suppress it. An Emergency Response Team would also be on the scene within minutes, with the equipment needed to contain and extinguish the fire. And, to strengthen our capabilities even further, the station is currently installing new fire detection and extinguishing sys- tems around the turbines and generators, as well as in the main control rooms. For more information, visit our web site at: www.ontadopowergeneration.com/pickering ..ie:v.•,,.,Stc!'+'+�Y�etii.s:iey..s,,.....: •...!.!:...Y;!W'+.. w.�...—. ...— ... : r Q2 What about building and fire codes? Is the station up to the latest standards? A2 We're making sure it is. And because an inde- pendent viewpoint is always a good thing to have, the station has hired an outside company to do a fire safety assessment. They're looking at the plant in light of the latest National Building and Fire Codes, as well as the Canadian Safety Association Standards — particularly the CSA Standard that deals with fire protection in nuclear power plants. In many ways, this standard exceeds the requirements of building and fire codes, with specifications designed to ensure that fire will not affect cabling or other equipment related to safely operating a reactor. The final report on the assessment will be ready by the end of September. When we receive it, we'll do any work that is needed to bring the station up to the latest standards. ONTARIOPUM a GENERATION Celia Bronkhorsd News Advertiser photo Diamond celebration A Scottish couple came to Ajax to celebrate their 60th anniversary with daughters from as far away as Australia and New Zealand. From left, Margaret McFarlane of Australia, Isa Alexander of New Zealand, the happily -married couple Isa and Donald Steele, Kathleen Warne oj'Ajax and Helen MacMullin of Toronto. Pickering library programs PICKERING — Several free fall programs for chil- dren are being offered by the Pickering Public Library. Registration for the pro- grams at the Pickering Cen- tral Library (831-6265. ext. 226), takes place Saturday, Sept. 11, beginning at 9 a.m. Phone registrations will not be accepted until 10:30 a.m. Sept. 11. You can register for one session only per age group. The programs offered are: • Babytalk - Caregivers will learn songs and fingerplays to share with children six to 24 months old and be intro- duced to a variety of library sources for that age group; Thursdays at 9:30 a.m., 10:05 a.m. or 10:45 am. from Sept. 16 to Oct. 21. • Tales for Twos - Stories, songs and fingerplays to share with toddlers aged 24 to 36 months; Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 9:30 am. from the week of Sept 13 to the week of Nov. 29. Storytime - Stories and ac- avities for children three to six years old; Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 10:15 am. and Tuesdays at 2 p.m. from the week of Sept. 13 to the week of Nov. 29. • Drop-in Storytime - Chil- dren three to seven years old may drop in for a storytime on Saturday mornings at 10:30 a.m. from Sept. 25 to Dec. 4; no registration is re- quired. Registration for fall pro- grams at the Rouge Hill branch (509-2579) takes place Saturday, Sept. 1 I at 9 a.m., with phone sign-ups ac- cepted from 10:30 a.m. only. Register for one session only per age group. The programs available are: • Babytalk - Caregivers will learn songs and fingerplays to share with children six to 24 months old and be intro- duced to a variety of library sources for that age group; Fridays at 9:30 am. from Sept. 17 to Oct. 22. • Tales for Twos - Stories, songs and fingerplays to share with toddlers aged 24 to 36 months; Tuesdays at 9:30 am. from Sept, 14 to Nov. 30. • Storytirre - Stories and ac- tivities for children three to six years old; Tuesdays and Fridays at 10:1.5 am. from the week of Sept 13 to the week of Nov. 29. The Claremont branch (649-3341) offers Preschool Storytime, with stories, songs and fingerplays for children two to six, on Thurs- days at 9:30 am. from Sept. 16 to Dec. 2. No registration is required. The Greenwood branch (683-8844) offers Preschool Storytime features stories, songs and fingerplays for children two to six on Wednesdays at 9:30 a.m. from Sept. 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NEWS ADVERTISEP FRIDAY EDITION, August 27, 1999 PAGE' 15 Ai+P r ta in ni NEWS ADVERTISE R A U G 2 7 Weekend at the movies... 1 9 9 9 �n (Located in Wal-Mart Ajax Open 7 Days a Week ATmM AgAg in rry Futuro? 905-426-6242 Jolinny e all spaced out in Astronaut's Wisfe Now playing at Moviplex alive tells Steven he's lost his full-blown attraction to trou- seeking new challenges steals battle mysterious creatures. cold, lost and hunted. 9, Pickering: creative edge and cans him. ble. His friends have no fu- a world-famous Monet and His confidence shaken herr 6116., t, ....,. American Pie: Jason Biggs, Shannon Elizabeth and Eugene Levy. Five high- school buddies try to lose their virginity in a movie that matches the raunchiness of old favourites like Porky's. Astronaut's Wife: John- ny Depp, Charlize Theron. A space mission goes awry and astronaut Spencer Armacost is rushed back to Earth and honoured as a hero. When he quits his job to start a family, his wife suspects her husband is not the man she married. Brokedown Palace: Claire Danes, Bill Pullman. Two high-school grads on a trip to Thailand are caught with heroine in their luggage. Their friendship is put to the test by their suspicions of each other. Deep Blue Sea: Samuel L. Jackson, Deborah Unger, Dr. Susan McAlester's exper- iments are on the verge of creating medical history, but she has genetically re -engi- neered the DNA of mako sharks. The result provides thrills and chills. Dudley Do Right: Bren- dan Frascr. In a Canadian Rockies community, dedicat- ed young Mountie Dudley Do Right discovers the vil- lainous Snidely Whiplash is planning to swindle local cit- izens out of their land and steal Dudley's ladylove, envi- ronmentalist Nell Fenwick. Inspector Gadget: Matthew Broderick. That in- trepid crime fighter is brought to life on the big screen. The Muse: Albert Brooks, Sharon Stone. One fine night, Hollywood screenwriter Steven Phillips basks in the honour of a hu- manitarian award. One morn- ing later, a junior studio exec - • Nu ikCs up a nery romance Steven contacts a Muse. whether he likes it or not h th Mystery Men: Ben Stiller, Hank Azaria. Seven lame superhero wannabes are called upon to use their dubi- ous "powers" to save a bustling metropolis. Star Wars 1 - The Phan- tom Menace: Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor. Follow the first chapter of the Star Wars saga. Tarzan: Disney's animat- ed adventure is an entertain- ing exploration of the classic Edgar Rice Burroughs tale. Universal Solder: The Return: Jean-Claude Van Damme. Luc Deveraux is back and in fighting form. Now playing at the Cine- plex Odeon Ajax 10 Cine- mas: Bowfinger: Steve Martin, Eddie Murphy. A luckless, aspiring filmmaker plots to have a Tinseltown superstar play a part in his next movie. Chill Factor: Skeet Ul- rich, Cuba Gooding Jr. A covert scientific -military re- search operation goes terribly wrong. Eighteen servicemen are killed, leaving alive only the scientist behind the 14- mula and the disgraced offi- cer -in -charge. Mickey Blue Eyes: Hugh Grant, James Caan. A debonair Englishman is head - over -heels in love for the first time in his life. When he pur- sues Gina to her father's restaurant in Little Italy, Michael realizes that by mar- rying her, he may become a member of The Family. Outside Providence: Alec Baldwin, George Wendt, Sara Gilbert. In the blue-collar town of Pawtuck- et, Timothy Dunphy has a The Wands LeadiV Print A Bodywork Experts oil w ym MLADD • Free Estimates • Oren -Balint Finish • Expert Body Repair • Thousands of Colours • Nationwide Guarantee to Choose Froom r N NW0Ac (905) 8314144 - 955 AWancpe�R�yd. 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A millionaire playboy Also playing: Astronaut's Wife, Dudley Do Right, In- spector Gadget, The Muse, Universal Soldier: The Re- turn. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Play- ers Cinemas: The 13th Warrior: Anto- nio Banderas. When an im- portant emissary is abducted by a band of warriors, he is forced to join their quest to 4� U BIG SCR U 13TH WARRIO THE THOMAS A Dog of Flanders: Jack Warden, Jon Voight. Nello is orphaned at birth and living with his kindly grandfather in a small village in the early 19th century. He cherishes a sketchbook left to him by his mother and sets out to be- come a great artist. The Blair Witch Project: Heather Donahue, Michael Williams, Joshua Leonard. Three film students set out into the Black Hills Forest to make a documentary on the legendary Blair Witch. After wandenng around the forest, Heather. Josh and Mike are The Iron Giant (animat- ed): Jennifer Aniston, Christopher McDonald, Hang Connick Jr. A giant metal machine that drops from the sky frightens a small town in Maine in 1958, only to find a friend named Hoga- rth. The Iron Giant ultimately finds its humanity and saves the townspeople from their fears and prejudices. Also playing: Bowfinger. Chill Factor. Mickev Blue Eyes. Outside Providence, Runaway Bride. The Sixth Sense. Teaching Mrs. Tingle, The Thomas Crown Affair. f a l . m 0 EN! BIG u s .SOUND! p FAMOUS PLAYERS a BIG y e r s. DIFFERENCE! c o m 905-839-2994 PICKFRING TnwN r_FNTRC R, THE (AA) •1:454:15-7:oo-9:30 CROWN AFFAIR (AA) 2:00-4:30-7:15-9:45 THE HAUNTING (PG) 'Fri: Sat -Sun. -Mon: Tue. 9:15 DOG OF FLANDERS (PG) 'Fri -Sat: Sun.Mon.-Tue. 1:10-4:0S 6:55 CHILL FACTOR (AA) 'Wed. -Thur. 1:40-4:05-6:55-9:20 RUNAWAY BRIDE (PG) -1:35-4:20-7:10-9:50 INSPECTOR GADGET (PG) -1:50-3:45-6:45 DEEP BLUE SEA (AA) •s:45 TARZAN (F) 'Fri :Sat. -Sun. -Yon -Tue_ 2:15 THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (AA) -4:25-7:20-9:25 DOG OF FLANDERS (PG) 'Wed -Thur. 2:10 THE IRON GIANT (PG) -2:o5 MICKEY BLUE EYES (PG) •4:10-7:25-9:55 THE SIXTH SENSE (AA) •1:304:00-7:05-9:35 OSHAWA 8 -0OSHAWA CENTRE 13TH WARRIOR, THE (AA) 1:504 -W7 -M9:30 RUNAWAY BRIDE (PG) 1:50-4:40-7:20-10.05 OUTSIDE PROVIDENCE (STC) Wed. -Thur. 2:00-4:50-7:30-9:50 THE BLAIR WITCH PROJECT (AA) Fri: Sat.-Sun.-Mor+.-Tue. 9:50 DOG OF FLANDERS (PG) Fri. -Sat. -Sun_ -Moir. -Tues. 2:00.0:507:30 MICKEY BLUE EYES(PG)s+c�inaIon-ioe,1:a1:�r:lalttoa wea•niis4�rtattrm DOG OF FLANDERS (PG) •wed.-Thur.l:4o TEACHING MRS. TINGLE (PG) 'Fri: Sac-Sun.-Yon.-Tue. 3:30.6:50-9:10 THE IRON GIANT (PG) •Fri. -Sat dun.-Yon.-Tue.1:0o CHILL FACTOR (AA) •1111ed.-Thur.1:00-3:30-6:50-9:10 THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR (AA) •1:20-4:3o-7:50-io-2o TEACHING MRS. TINGLE (PG) *Wed.-Thur.2 05 BOWFINGER (PG) •Fri. -Sat -Sun. -Yon Tue. z:os s aa7:15-9:4%Wed.-Thw.S.-w7-16*.40 THE SIXTH SENSE (AA) *1:10.4:20-7:45-10:15 'Y Jr f R� P PAGE It WEWS ADVERTISER, IFRIDAY EOA•ION,-Augu d 27,1999 NEWSSpOrtS&LEISURE ADVERTISER A U G. 2. 7, 1 9 9 9 CELLA ARONKHORST/ News Advertiser photo ALL NEW LOON FOR 199 NOW EVEN BETTER VALUE .u16a1• - AAj. r3GJ7oo �3U,`Jo F•''4 i�� UI,Y1�L�JIUL�IU Heat red hot for tourney silver PICKERING — The Pickering Heat peewee boys' rep softball team brought home the silver medal after a heartbreaking loss in the final of the 25th anniversary Sarnia Fastball Tour- nament recently. The Heat peewees were among seven teams to compete at the softball showcase. Pickering dropped a 7-6 extra -in- ning decision to Scarborough in the championship contest. Pitcher Jeff Magee turned in a fine effort for the Heat. Justin Over and Oliver Salmon each scored twice to pace Pickering. Jason Carey and Magee scored a run apiece. Billy Keith handled the catch- ing chores for the Heat. To advance to the championship contest, Pickering got past Waterloo 4- 1 in the semi-final. Magee again start- ed on the mound for Pickering and recorded the victory. Carey smashed a home run while Corey Beer added a pair of runs and Keith crossed the late Pickering lost 14-0 to Waterloo in the second game. Carey took the loss on the mound. The local peewees rebounded to beat Townsend 13-9 in the third con- test. Magee earned the win on the mound and helped his cause offensive- ly by scoring three runs. Carey hit for the cycle with a home run, triple, dou- ble and single, and scored three runs. Keith chipped in with a single, double and triple and two runs. Paradiso and Stephen Tsatskas also scored twice. In the fourth game, Pickering cruised past Kitchener 17-2. Beer earned the win on the mound. The catching duties were shared by Keith and MacLeod. Carey led the way with four runs scored, Over and Paradiso had three apiece, Salmon and Beer added two runs each and Valentini, MacLeod and Keith crossed the plate once apiece. Team members are Corey Beer, p Bryan Gillespie, Chris MacLeod, Billy Carryin a bi S"Cl! V once. Keith, Jason Carey, Anthony Paradiso, The Heat opened the Sarnia tourney Jeff Magee, Justin Over, Stephen with a 6-1 win over Cheslcy in a game Tsatskas, Oliver Salmon and Steven Teammates on the NHL Oldtimers slo-pitch contest against the Durham firefighters team. interrupted by rain. Magee pitched a Valentini. team thought Wilf Paiement needed a bigger All proceeds from the contest, played at the four -hitter to record the victory. 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Oshawa Centre P 1:EF1 E (905) 725-2199 Canada's First Computer Store Pickering Town Centre 905) 420.9707 SCOREBOARD NEW S A D V E R T I S PICKERMO SOCCER CLUB 1999 outdoor weekly soccer scores FlVE-AND-UNDER DIVISION July 26: Dalar Contracting 2 (Megan Weiser, Michelle Rai. MVP Megan Weiser) vs. Ryswin Graphics 4 (Stephanie Gerisakis 2, Cassidy Graham, A exm Crerar): Sysoft C. 3 (Taylor Schlag 2, Micelle Barbaro, MVPs Taylor Schlag, Michelle Barbaro) vs. Valentines 2 (MVP Felicia Allison 2); Royal Bank 5 (Nicole Schae/el 2. Melissa Seeley 2, Megan Miller, MVPs Nicole Schaefer, Megan Miller) vs. Blaisdale Montessori 1 (Alyssa Boynton. MVPs Rosalie So". Bernadetto Folk): Tigers 4 (Michelle Robinson 2, Meghan Toswell 2. MVPs Michelle Robinson, Meghan Toswell) vs. Bayview Metals 4 (Shawna Patterson 3, Aramita Gomes, MVPs Olivia Gunn, Darla Del Zotto). RIVE -AND -UNDER BOYS -81 DIVISION July 5: Labels Plus 1 (Daniel Renouf, MVPs Nicholas Grant. Nicholas Fernandes) vs. 1 st Cdn. Funds 0. July 12: 1st Cdn. Funds 5 (Theron Cruikshank 2. Paul Shooti 2, Quinn McNeil, MVPs Connor Smeall, Shakeen Sigh) vs. Slerntsh Systems 3 (MVP Matthew Wodzik 3) July 19: Hair Down Under 1 (Rommel Morrison, MVPs Joseph Berknover, Dylan Walsh) vs. Wildcats 2 (Markel Sutherland 2, MVPs Shawn Branscome. Jonathon Du_ moot): Labels Plus 6 (Daniel Renoul 2, Brandon Bailey, Alen Castanheiro. Anthony Novak, Nathan Sork) vs. 1st Cdn Funds 2 (Bryan Peattie, Paul Jhooti. MVP Bryan Peat. tie): Tigers 8 (Joesph Vocino 5. Blake Sanderson 2. Ratiq Sideman, MVPs Joesph Vocino, Michael Massaro) vs. Vil- lage Plague 3 (Matthew Coppa 2, Shane Satar). July 26: Slemish Systems 2 (Matthew Lankparw, David Collins) vs. Labels Plus Inc. 2 (Nicholas Granit. Anthony Novak); Wildcats 9 (Michael Giardina 5, Markel Sutherland 4, MVPs Markel Sutherland, Michael Giardina) vs. Village Plague 4 (Shane Salter 2, Michael Wheeler 2); Tigers 6 (Joesph Vocino 5. Carmelo Cemmisuk, MVPs Joesph Vo - ono. Julian Pecorari) vs. 1 st Cdn. Funds 0. Aug. 2: Labels Plus Inc. 8 (Jarrett Wood 5. Daniel Renouf 2, Connor Sullivan) vs. Wildcats 0. Aug. 9: Han Down Under 4 (Bradley Kotsopoulos, Joshua Cranny Robert Bianchi. MVPs Jordan Debreu. Joshua Cranny) vs. Slemtsh Systems 4 (Matthew Langiano 3. Matthew Wodzik. MVPs Matthew Langiano, Matthew Woitzrk). Labels Plus Inc. 2 (Daniel Reriou!) vs. Tigers 1 (Joseph Voan c. MVP Jake Gaylord). RIVE -AND -UNDER MIXED'A' DIVISION July 19: ATI -The Rage 3 (Drake Caggkula 2. Daniel Auer, MVP Daniel Auer) vs. Exit Realty Advanced 4 (Jaw Hal- sall, JON Dow -Leo, Damen Binder. Matthew Oliver, MVP Joshua Dekker) Judy 26: Arnts Topsoil 6 (Mitchell Cad~ 3. NicIaks Ax - horn 2. Alexander Lodu. MVP Brandon Ralph) vs. ATI -Thy Rage 0 (MVP Joshua Lee). Wildcats 3 (Jamie Romanrrk, David Thompson, Joshua Grant, MVPs Jamie Romaniuk. Steven Hann) vs. That do 6 (Drew Emerson 2. Taylor Beet 2, Daniel Caporusso. Lucas Stork. MVP Christopher Geromia): agmwood Sports 7 (Liam MacRae 3, Cooper Gibbins 2. Connor Schmitt 2, MVPs Liam MacRae, Coop- er GrLbns) vs. 1st Cdn. FurWs Tycoons 2 (Bryan Peame. Theron Crwkshank). Aug 2: Empbyrnent News 0 (MVP Adam Levesque) vs. Wildcats a (Joshua Gnats 4. Steven Hann 2. Michael Spataro. Wig Pointon, MVPs Michael Spataro, Alex Mhchaekdws). Boxwood Sports 2 (Liam MacRae. Conrior Schmitt. MVPs Callum Campbell, Caror Schmitt) vs ATl- The Rage 0 (MVP Joey Schembri). Thunder 5 (Drew Emer- son 2. Taylor Best 2- Lucas Stork) vs. Exp Realty Advanced 3 (Deman Binder. Joel Dow -Leo. Jaret HaftO. MVP Damen Binder). FIVE -AND -UNDER MXED'A' A '8' DIVISION Aug 2- Tgers 3 (Joseph Vocra 2. Joshua Leon. MVP Iain Weber) vs. Amts Toptal 4 (Gabe Wright 2. Brandon Ralph 2. MVP Justin Abbott). SIX-AND-UP4DER'A' DIVISION Jtdy 20: Dutrnurray Electric 4 (Matthew Grape 2. Brandon Chetram, Delon Stewart. MVPs Robbie Thornton. Dation Stewart) vs, Willoughby's 2 (Adam Conner. Ala Wadded, MVPs Jerrie Proctor. Ian Phren: Pickering Optmust 2 (Michael walker, Bryan Bordash) vs. Slo Sports 2 (Lawrence Pham -Hung, David Kwirstwwdi: Mud Hers 0 (MVP Greg PopaoonstanOrau) vs Esgwro 1 (Christopher Daniel Fogel). SIX-AND4J ODER BOYS"8' DIVISION JWy 27: Tigers 0 (MVP Ryan MacFarlane) vs, Lightning 2 (Corrado Cahn. Tyler Traill. MVPs Michael Dimovski, Saar Syminglol * Trader 0 vs Cabana Kids 3 (Michael Dundas 2. Bradley Sauer, MVP Bradley Sauer), Tornadoes 5 (Michael Wilkins 3, Blair Meekly. Corrado Cammisudi, MVP Jake McInnis) vs. Lanatex Rapors 2 (Taki Pantziris 2. MVP Ian Johansen): Dolphins 0 vs. Jas 6 (Matthew Pre- ston 2. Dylan Morgan 2. Zachary Domingo, Reeve Jarvis) Aug. 3: Cabana Kids 1 (Spencer Fernandez 1, MVP Dustin Smith) vs. Jas 0; Thunder 1 (Alexander Chaikahs) vs. Dol- phins 1 (Reshawn Shaw); Lanatex Rapers 4 (Taki Pantzirts 3, Brandon Cammisa, MVP Brian Here) vs. Tigers 0 (MVP Domenic Giordano); Tornadoes 4 (Corrado Cam- miSuli 4) vs. Lightning 5 (Tyler Trail 5). SIX-AND4JNDER GIRLS' DIVISION July 13: Bay Sales 9 (Cary Whitmore 4, Catton Gottngar 3. Cassandra Schilling. Aleesha Skelton) vs. Mobile Bust- ness Services 1 (Jessica McNeilly); Ability Metals 3 Ma- chase 5 (Jennifer Pappas 2. Kourtney DeCams. Sarah Donaldson, Jenna Horlock) vs. Certified Heating 3 (Shan- non Staneburgh 2, Kelsey Harlow, MVP Heather Chap- man); Tigers 2 (Sarah Diosi, Robyn McCann) vs. Sabourin E R A U G. 2 7, 1 9 9 9 Kimble 5 (Kayla-Lym Wood 2. Jennifer Colangelo, Emily Murphy, Kelly Bishop, MVP Megan Kimble); Pickering Slo- Sports 5 (Yana Began" 3, Calandra Carkner, Annalysa lac0bucci, MVPs Tara -Lynn Williamson, Annalusa lacobuc- ci) vs. Ian Martin Ltd. 0 (MVPs Rebecca Roach, Sol Escal- ada); Wildcats 4 (Shateese Peattie 2. Sonia Belley, Katrina Jell. MVP Libby Reeves) vs. Mulberry Bush 0. July 20: Ability Metals a Machines 1 (Kourtney DeCairos, MVP Leanne Anderson) vs. Pickering Slo-Sports 7 (Yana Ballantyne 5, Alana Kelly, Lauren Marchione, MVPs Ashtyn Verbanac, Lauren Marchione); Certified Heating 0 (MVP Sarah Best) vs. Wildcats 11 (Sonia Belley 5. Haley Hen- derson 3, Sharleese Peattie 2, Alanna Bdenkam, MVP Nic- hokbtte Vernon); Mobile Business Service 3 (Bianca Munch 2. Jessica McNeilly, MVP Melissa Stewart) vs. Mulberry Bush 1 (Emily Baron, MVP Madison McLaren); Ian Martin Ltd. 0 vs. Tigers 3 (Ashley Cook, Jade (Norris -Passmore, Krista Reid); Sabourin Kimble 7 (Kayla -Lynn Wood 4, Kelly Bishop. Ashley Tail, Tiffany Stoyanouski. MVP Kayla Bruce) vs. Bay Sales 0. SEVEN -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION 1 July 28: Image Video 2 (Alexandra Clayton, Rachel Pass- chier, MVPs Laura Downy, Alexandra Clayton) vs. Florio Aluminum 1 (Heather Reid -Wilkinson, MVP Heather Raid - Wilkinson): Liverpool West Cam. 0 (MVP Elizabeth Dey) vs. Pickering Med. 0 (MVP Jacqueline Lonergan). Wind- ward 1 (won by default) vs. Design Tech 0 Aug. 4: Image Video 3 (Alexandra Clayton. Kelly Ban. Gina Crowder, MVPs Kelly Ban, Gina Crowder) vs. Pick Meld. Ctr 0 (MVP Lauren Odorico); Windward 6 (Chastelle Brown 5. Jessica Forstner. MVP Melissa Salmon) vs. Liv- erpool West 2 (Michelle Sabounn 2. MVP Kayla Wilson): Florio Alum. 0 vs. Design Tech 0 SEVEN -AND -UNDER GIRLS DIVISION 2 July 28: Tigers 5 (Christine Exeter 3, Lisede Pineau. Michelle Wilkinson, MVP Kati Fukusaka) vs. The Co -Oper- ators 3 (Meg Bowen 2. Shannon Langford, MVP Brittany Rodrigues): The Real McCoys 2 (Sarah Henderson. Moks. sa Rogers. MVP Sarah Henderson) vs. Arms Topsoil 0 (MMPs Elena West. Emily Denis); Wildcats 2 (Stephens& Matola. Brier Crerar, MVP Stephanie Moltola) vs. Erwiro- tun Lawn 1 (Sh&by Stinson, MVP Meghan P,ebble). Aug. 4: The CO-Op&ralon 0 vs. The Real McCoys 0; Amts Topsoil 1 (Stephanie King) vs Wildcats 1 (Caitlin Sebert. MVPs Calgn Sebert. Jessica Stawuk)'Tigers 8 (Christine Exeter 4, MKtwft Wilkinson 2. Kati Fukusaka. Leigh Scnmetzer. MVP Kati Fukusaka) vs Envrolurf Lawn 0 (MVPS Alysssa Moran. CMO& Stewart) SEVEN -AND -IN R 80V ',a* DIVISION July 26: Tigers 1 iMichael Sheremeta- MVP Christian Labncc,osa) vs Gerry a Sons 7 (Spencer Bentley 4. Brart- don Omen. Zachary Lepel. Jonah Wynter. MVP Jonah lfyymor), Boyer Pontwc 2 (Blake Fraser. Caaum Hammord. MVP Jamb Walsh) vs. GM Senas Lid. 4 (Luke Riddell 2. Eric Chin -Sang. Derek Cunningham. MVP Wage Venweel- le). Lakeside Motors 6 (Cameron Haben 2. Jay Boychuk. Daniel Joseph. Ellen B&zaM. Matthew vft" kAw. MVP Cameron Halsall) vs. Wildcats 1 (Christopher Caldaronr, MMPs Christopher Caldarornh, Connor Co&grovi Tigers 3 (Michael Sh&rameta 2. Joshua Stymy. MVPs Glenn Mur- Phy, Joshua Swamy. Dom Elms) vs. G.M. Sorties Ltd. 0 (MVP Kyle Dwyer); Bell Achmedy 2 (Ryan JoMslon, Mak- fin Crawford. MVPs Eric Thomas. Daryl Nash) vs Sh or ey's apical 2 (MMP Al" Pwmi 2): Boyer Pontes 2 (Cavum Hamntorw 2. MVP Matthew Sma,) vs. Gerry a Sons 2 (Spoon Bemlky 2. MVP J&son Peaks). Aug 4: Tigers 1 (Michael Sher&meta- MVP Christian Labr ccasa) vs Gerry a Sats 7 (Spencer Bentley 4. Breis, don omelc. Zachary Label. Jonah Wynlwr. MVP Jaw, Writer), Boyer Pbeitec 2 (Blake Fraser, Catkins Hammad, MVP Jacob Walsh) vs. G.M. Somas Lid. 4 (Luke Rddal 2. Eric Chin -Sorg, Derek Cunningham. MMP Brat& Vanweel- a): BM Actim&dia 3 (Chris Stuart 2. Makkn Crawford. MVPs Chris Stuart. Alex Von Gormming&n) vs Lakeside Motors 1 (Matthew Wemaullr. MVPs Hayden LJnsdown. Daniel Sao): Wildcats 2 (Christopher Cald&roni. Connor Cosgrove. MVPs Christopher Caidara u. Cana Cos- grave) vs. Sho nest opa«l2 (Arch ony Perri 2. MVP Bran- don Copeland). EIWMAN04JNDER 80YS"A' DIVISION July 22: Bob Johnston 2 (Jared Cowley Can Papacon- stantnou. MVPs ftreholas Owns. Ryan Hosts) vs 7 -Eleven 1 (Andre Shand, MVP Corey Car pbwlt): B.K. Baun Land- scaping 3 (Krotan Wndross 2. Ryan Sawyer, MVP Kretan Wiirdmss) vs Sharks 3 (names Na); Pickering Square Dental 2 (Rami Jkssin Femora 2. MVPs Christen Barky. Patrick Room) vs. Plumbing Mart 0; Trans"m Transporta- tion 4 (Kayle St. Jean 3. Tyler Kotsopoubs, MVP Max Yule) vs. Tigers 4 (Taylor F'ernerowski 2, Keegan Murphy 2) Aug. 5: Tigers 0 vs Pickering Square Dental 3 (Remi Justin Camero 2, Evan Kent, MVPs Drew Gab-, Evan Kent); B.K. Bach Landscaping 2 (Kreton Windross 2) vs. 7 Eleven 4 (Richard Abbott 2. Michael Bianchi, Kodi Welsh. MVP Michael Bianchi); Transbgn Transportation 2 (Corringham, Cozier) vs. Plumbing Man 1 (Michael Benmato); Bob John- ston 2 (Michas Smith. Con Papeconstantnou, MVP Bran- don Espnda) vs Sharks 0 (MVP Jett Clements). EIGHT-AN04JNCER BOYS"B' DMSION July 29: Lightrrrg 4 (Saler Walid 3. Kareem Benjamin, MMP Ahmed KasUMa) vs, Kenko Kids 2 (MVP Cole RMtdds 2): Clean Saks 3 (MVP Michael Evans 3) vs Phoenix 2 (Shah bim Kara-Virarti, Erich Sora. MVP Ryan Ko); Cam Toa 3 Dia o (MVP Grant Bustard) vs. Steve: Castings 3 (Ryan Stedman 2, Trent Sayers, MVPs Torey Gayle, Michael PitroPw) SUN., AUG. 29.1-4 P.IL JUNIOR EXECUTIVE 1021 COLONIAL (PICKERING) WAVMR 4 bdrms., sPBgow mn. tk tem. rm. w/ woodburnirg 1p., 1"1W sure -filed WU1*y When with po trx to 2 *mW 831-3300 deck main floor laundry master bedroom, walk-in closet 8h 5 -Pc. bath on suits, access 10 image {rpm jqp, OBrltrel FIRST WhW air. central vac., ceramic beltway ilk lyatla at basement iMMI'Lid &vw Game results to News Advertiser newsroom 683-7363 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, AflV&W 27,1999 PAGE 17 P Michelin rire Clearance! 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Only those selected for an Interview will be contacted. Closing date August 31/99. 1 General ►INP 1 General Help The News Advertiser Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 COMFORT INN Hiring immediately Weekend Housekeeping Resumes can be dropped off at 533 Kingston Rd., Pickering CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom You do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. L00dlug; contractor in 1Durbane Region is bokins for an experienced Pipe layer with a strong; background in sewer and water eeain construction please fax resunw to 9"54P68 -3s94 we've Sot great thiuss is store for you! NOW HIRING Storefront & Production Stair Paid Training, Valuable Experience. HW Opportunities. All Stotts - full-time, part-time. luso M - F available, short Shifts. what retakes our Customers happy is what motivates our employees. Honesty. Caring, and a work- place that feels like home. Apply only to: 1750 Bayly St. W. Pickering (905028-%0883 Fax (905)428-2216 %t #&r~ An employer you can count on. Receiver/Pee-shipeaeot inspector. - Excellent attention to detail. - C:oktid technical aptitude. • Able to read blueprints and use basic measuring instruments. Customer service. • Manage custorner orders and im•uiee processing . 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CALL DEBBIE 905-552-9741 EXPERIENCED AZ DRIVERS - GM Dedicated US Runs - B -train line haul to Montreal - Line haul Oshawa to Ingersoll - Open Board General Freight - City Shunt Work - Single or Teams, P/T, F/T Best pay rates in Oshawa __ Doug Smith S-"mr"ZZ Interim Personnel L and one full time service on pump islandts for a busy service downtown Uxbridge. skills are essential. Tory at (905)-e52-3®11 SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 11 cwwm THE FUTURE belongs to nesse who are prepared for change. Those aro are focused and to those who are teosucaty sfulled Net & ComIlSlllg MCSElotus Notes. Database admsastration using Oracle Computer Maintenance - A. 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Call (416)716-3107, Surveillance Consultants. 1 Genierr _111M.. NE® A JOMT - Between le apes d 16-24 years old - Out d ssuriobl & work - FREE Job service. Cal 905-852-7a18 $SS MATOW mubte pawns to sill capon book floor -Io- door in Uxbridge. Commis- sion. Cal Lon at BLS Com- nsrir�Nohts (905) 052-1790. 1 WEK sur a co .uY x o.r.CA WANTED `°HHS" Full time Grounds )1lalntlfian�e staff for Deer Creek and Glen Cedars Golf Clubs. Please fax resume to: (905)427-1611 Attn. Neil Acton., Deer Creek or fax resume to: (905)-427-4893 Attn. Alex Weatherson., Glen Cedars Or drop off resume at 27 Buggy Lane, Ajax. No phone calls please. We will contact applicable applicants. AIRLINES NOW HIRING ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS AVAILABLE CALL FOR APPLICATION GUIDE (1) 416-631.8778 Pickway Transportation Experienced School Bus Drivers for 3 runs daily. Clean abstract. recent DDC. Fluent English preferred. (905)420-4574. ITIVE Para) Prep r nwrM Iwo 0.r^. -nn,. 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Fax resume to (905)666-3112 by Augisl 31/ 99 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there steal be no li- ability for nett -insertion of any advertisement. liability for errors in ads is limited to the arlount paid for the space occu- pying the error. NI copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE IL 130 Cc■oMrtid Ave, Ajax 1822 ttfWa RI,r 11 w4 (Set W-Allillill &W 24 IliveNe St. Nattily UxMiiBr ;lours: Ara. -fru M. M-5.-00 pe ""M UL -h- I 0 tall- M p■ IMarr �.-fri: &30 t3c00'n " ole tlrfrr� Salwif► f,-<<Swl.: MrrI1013�0 r. tJrrrll ANI. FIluc: (a06i 052,4355 phone Nies are 00in- Mon. tO Fri. 918:00 pm. Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 pm COURIER BROKER with own van/car required full or part time for rapWiy expanding company Call Brent (905) 427-8612 between 8 a in and Spm CRAFT ASSEMBLERS wanted. for reputable Pickering Craft Manufacturer Must have Craft e rperima Please call (905)686-9031 DO YOU WANT the LIFE- STYLE and are you willing to work for t7 Leave name and number at(905)426-8590 DRIVER - TSW to perm. D - license some customer serine, van or large truck Fax resume uW copy of 11 - cow and abstract to (416) 495.0941 Staff Plus DRIVER TEAMS required for dmgnahed driver service. must In dole to awe swrdard & awomaw. have dart w 111W & be I, - Suitable for couples over 25 (905)728.4163 DNVERS & NEtIERS wailed for foal moving compam Experience preferred bull nil necessary Aug -SSW 2. Urso . Whey 1375 Hopins St. 11rrt 7. wlktby EARk $200. 5300. M. or more per week, assembling products in the comfort of mcon essed �stampe0Seriderra�ltoelple- o OPH 6-2400 OutOas St W. SuAe 541. Ref 636. 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Small trees Brooklin Area CALL 2�) VA lrnimeafaNY 'OUR ring Restaurant hiring unced Cooks, 2 posi- avaiable. Cal (905 ask for John. HOCKEY Seasonal weekend PIi011rl<� sales help wanted until Janu- sry to attend tournaments in GTA must have a license. en- joy meeting people and have a sound knowledge of hockey. Fax resume to (905)-852- 7431 GAS FrrIZA Experienced must have own truck and tools . For cleaning & air cond. start up. 0 D.P. card required. Steady work in durham area. (9tJ3}-1319-6991. IOSTESS. Wadrrac'WT required for Seafood & Steak House Apply n person. 1180 Simcoe Si N Oshawa. HOUSE CLEANERS Needed. 2-3 days a week 5 - 6 tours per day. Transportation pro- vided In A)ax and Pickering Cal 428-9765. ICE SPORTS Scarborough lookup for FT/PT experienced zambom operator Rexibie hours, tax resume to (416)41246191. ICE SPORTS Sarbo(cog N Thirsty Penguin is looking for experienced Wait staff to work evenings and weekends Please tax resume to 416- 412-6491 WWDIATE OPENINGS tun and part time weekend work- ers September to December to work inside a dean em - 101u,0 is paiklng and sorting fruit. $7.00 per hr h nkreskd we will be neer"" Tues August 31st 1 930 am - 22pp i a the Oshawa Civic NITELUGARDE UT powbons avakiable PT posh n, jii, Am Fn A Sat between 5pm- 11 pm Huge Range of jobs. We are the SOON" comparM from when people Woo a- rerspsoNnce pubic trmhaarupswurpqq Is famous Te1-416.469-4429 or Fax -416-469.4255 JWP DISTRIBUTION SERVIC- ES INC., a reputable eslab fished and gkparWrng Acker - Ina based courtier Company. has immediate openirngs for wousiasttc broker diners win a small car or mn van. Geographical knowledge of Metro Toronto IS berleheal. Iferesled partes Call Al or MA a (905) 420-M KITGIEN HELP REQUIRED. Full time cook. days and ttmMigs. la local pub in ellhdbir Drop all resume to. 224 Brock St S.. Waft Alin Slow LIGHT WOUSTRIAL, king - term temp must have 5 months worknq experience & Safety Stell -toed boats Pict- Vouthrough Oshawa areas an Mel We wtil be at- --in v at the Oshawa G- vc Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Oshaw on Tues- day. August 31st 9 30 a m - 2 pm - MAINTENANCE supervisor. permanent positions. $42 000 PCr year. Ekarncal, mechani- cal aptitude. PLC nstaliater. press punch. welding, corn- Pulet resume to w(r4116) 495-0941x Staff Phi NANUFACTUROG CO. in Markham requires General Labourers. also requires Ju - nor Level Alachua Operators W Solderers Company Provides competitive salaries and benelit padiage. Call at 9055-294-52274 betweenS 0 am -12 pm and 2 pm -4 pm. NATURE MEAT/DEU help re- puted pan lure. Could lead to lull lime Experience helpbul. No phone caps pias. Appy Et, resume to: East Enil Qualityh Meat. 104 upin Drive. Whitely (Cornier a LLhlpin arta Harp I2). M1O111ESSORI Scrod re- gtims assisted for 1 day per week. ECE preferred hal 9OSS-- 66"759. NAIL TECNNNaAIR for new Na Clinic Io open SeptNhber '99. The Facial Place (905)668-8128. P.M.Y.D.E. Learning Cerf" is now hiirnp on rill staff for their WNfby and aiax I= - 60M PleaSe fax resume to 427-8155 or drpp aff resume a 15 Ellen en Ave., 'Arb, R wsday Seal. 2nd. releMax Com., the leading calling card company, is seeking distributors in Durham for Canada's NI selling phone cards Great dis- counts, high quality voice. 24/7 days cus- writer SerYll-CS. Great Wholesale Rates Canada/ USA 0.04 India 0.34 U.K oU4 Pakistan 0.45 Hong Kong 0.50 China 0.19 Korea(s) 0.08 Ph0.18 Phil 14888483-5629 ext. 227 tis TFuumirmor en -. quires energetic telephone reps No experience required, will train Excellent pay plus cash bonuses daily Day & Evdmq sl !is available Great Summer opportunity Please Call (905)4U -M. Debbie or Lori. Cash pad for referrals PICKERING COMPANY look. IN for ILII lime comraciorid- liee kirk (Maybe Retiree) Pleasant telephone manner. krnpwledge d WoriirExcell Quick Books would be an as- Set.M-F830 am. - 5pm (Also paper or printing WkroW- edge an asset) Please fax re- sume to (905) 831-1114 SEARS AUTHORIZED Indoor Clean Air Services Dept is looking for positive. enthu- siWIC ndrvrdruls 10 book W pwoowntmspeht No selling. no ex- 428 2010 abortuses Gl 9�g'.- ROOFER SU MGLER & Stun- glers helper wanted Con- struction experience ppirtt ferred Win Iran (905)434- 381a leave message SALES Reps to sen to scoots and groups Stool vacation and summers on. Sub parent with SdW bpd children Flexible lours Can l-aoo- M-1250, ert 3209. SERVER required Fie dui" experience an asset Please cal (905)428-9778 START TODAY xev. ",I ., srrksp t k4-9) and Ill (1.9) plus Sit 's (10 -41 Trlawrtarket- cr. W ccp}'y, ndLwt surve M10 ae4iph ainvolved Surt at 57 50 per hr uuFiat- txusa rus hon achwvrvkrrati. �urates. F.ap P �t rwxt req d UrW oft n ume/apptratwvr at: Dwkam AirCars, 1650 Dunda, SL E, znd floor, Whitby (Near Tkickwn Rd.) Apply in person only TUDFRTI ne im 1- inn. coute sales Evenings & Weekends Cash pad ngtoy $30 - $50 Cal 404.8339 ad leave message. sura ml. upbeat modem & tun to work in WhWy Salah requires a Hairstylist Also chlar for rert. ExcdWw W portumry for no* motivaled indivlduats. 6168.5000 SUKROTEMOAMT COUPLE, Oshawa Avail immd. Small apt bwldsg. Salary . I bdrm apt. Experience. Repairs. Plumbing, efecincal. cleaning. colleairg ren. & office Mies. Cal (905)-72!-2153. TEACONC ASSISTANT re- quired for Montessori Learn- ing Centre of Ajax. for Sep- tember 7. ECE required, FrVKW Music. dek de as- sets. also required, Pat Nme French Teadw-grades 1-6. Call. 428-3122 for mono Wair- mabori &leave message. SERVERS WANTED at Ne Bear & Flinn, full ad part hire. Fax resume 'lo (905)- 420-2675 or drop oft resume Y 1550 01051oni Rd, Picker- . THE NEVES ADV6rn= is 100111Sirg for Kids to ddiva pa - and flipers; to door Iqs s as weekby Birk6:00 PIA. 9net - cap � 511 Toronto Lane: (416) 7911-7259 24 -Hour Fax: (905) 579-4218 Chappeards Onlim. Now when frau adrre wars your word ad aElf;ao-cried: 0 im'Jywww.dwNl; ,:' N GMWW NP THE ON TORTO STAG has openings for youth canvass- ers Experience is not a m cessdy. Pay structure in- eiudes S10/hr during training period. Excellent commission structure with bonuses. For further information call Mr Scotia 728-5119 1686-2292 mon-fri Bam-511171. EARN MONEY 6 WORN YOUR OWN "OURS The Tor- onto Star is presently hiring adult canvassers. Experience is not a nea llY Pay struc- ture includes S10/hr. training period. Excellent commission structure with bonuses. For further information please call Mr Kendal 728-5119 / 686- 2292 mon-fn 8am-5pm. sial WEEKLY7 No experience ,rrersmy, willing to train. Oshawa advertising Company rapidly expanding. Great opportunity for responsible, ambitious outgoing people. 5 people wanted now! Co-ed environment Call Stacey today ler iderwiew. 720-3144 Fun -time unly 18.. Students weleorne. WAREHOUSE HELP required. Please bring resume to: 695 Westney Rd. Unit Ifo Ajax. SHINGLERS REG'D - •e - liable and hardworking ONLY NEED APPLY Flasfrrng exp an asset Competitive wi steady work Mike 1905) 666- 5214 NOME WORKERS NEEDED.!1 assembling cur products Ideal km stay at home mans and student Stan nmnro- dodyFor free inter. package call 24 hrs. MN-tret 1.888 7717409 YOUR 6000 "NTN STORE 0 C requires lull time help. days, weeknights. and me. kends. Vitamin knowledge a must or nutritional consult- ants Fax resum to (416)- 264-5888 1 �Ce !1 JUNIOR LEGAL Secretary. Receptionist 10 work pan taint. Litigation expense. an assn Please surd resistor to Greer. Sesta A Zoichodllt. PO Box 917. Oshawa. On. Una LM 7111. Aftrrmpr Luso 1 sws Hft I Agwift FULL-TIME Expenenad Sales Person required for busy bridal Wu"w. EUechre 3mil20 CaM (905mv- R.E. SALES Bpt en)se 90x amem PB sdeck lips. No' Leads. tee'Rieteruds '!CALL 905-509.6111 (UIOuE OPFORTUNTY 6 excellent pay structure mou- vating bonuses. Expected earrings $75.000 amuaft 5 Star Sales arta Marketing Prolesswlals needed Trade Exchange Imanatonale Inc 9055794-4034 SkMad HI AUTO body repairs. preppers 6 painters needed mikrrd, own tools Licerhse Top dollar. 1- 800-263.1420 ext 643418. AZ Highway dnva required . 2 Yearsexperience. cleat ab- stract. Cal 905426-9223. GAG OPERATOR required Har custom woodwo Fumy experienced CdCOp- erators deed pity ap9p015sr- Please tax resume q 983-9714. CABMIET MAKERS required for night Sblh. FW stapen- enced cabin" makers read resume to-989Ni-91� w OSNAWA 11RE requires Two Installer fa busy shop. Mini- mum 5 yars experience. Hourly wage and btrfelft. Fax resume to: (905) 725.6694 c r raw 905725 6511. ELEC7%CWI needed for TV MW VCR repair lir estabbstred business. Work in your own environment. Rep* to File #411 Oshawa Whitby This Week. 865 Fanfold St. Oshr ova. L1H 71-5. Labourers wanted �, Cortstrodion sura71 e to: 905.436-90Fax re FULLY CERTIHEO PluMbas and Electricians wan QfuY. time to run service truck. Must be responsible, dean, Personable with positive a*. lude and able to work with minimal supervision. Good wages with reputable compa. my and In"mly work environ- ment Please tax resume to: (905)-426-8422 or mail 10 p. o. lox 311, Aiax, ON, US 3C5. r-� •NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, August 27,1999 PAGE 19 AIP 1 ORIa t1NP 1 0 d F1Np 1 srNd NWA9rtbIM1111 8dltr IkripyAgdnp 1 f10rpMd1 scawom Mral SPECIALIZED ACCOUNTING Accountemps has immediate openings for the following exciting temporary positions. SENIOR ACCOUNTANT INTERMEDIATE ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPER ACCOUNTS PAYABLE Call the Richmond Hill office. Tel' 905-709-8009 Fax: 905-709-3664 For more information visit our wet)iste at www.accouniemps.com 1 Saws HdpyAgems IM saws H .W#., erht, -.-WAKED Advertising Sales Professional The Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser needs an organized, self starting Advertising Sales Professional. The right person will be an energetic individual who will contribute to the continued success of existing special publications and also develop new projects demanded by our clients and readers. A solid sales background, a determination to succeed and an engaging personality are essential assets If you fit the bill and are looking for an exciting work environment and professional opportunity, send your resume with salary expectations to: Advertising Manager: AJAXIPICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER YOt'R C0.MM(:SITY NEVrSPAPER SINCE 196.5 130 Commercial Ave Ajax. Ontario. LIS 21-155 fax: (905) 619-9068 INSIDE SALES REP. REQUIRED Our busy advertising dept. needs an energetic, cheerful, self -motivated and aggressive person for telephone ad sales. Experience is a definite asset but not a requirement. Salary plus commission. To apply, send your resume to: awa UshThis Week, inside Sales Dept. c/o Lisa Preston, P.O. Box 481, 865 Fareafell St. Oshawa, DM. L1 H 71.5. or fax to my attention (905) 579-6851 Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. We thank all others for their interest. No phone n please. Plow lead your classWed ad on tilt 111Mt day of publication as we cannot be resporis le for more ulcera one insertion in the event of all error. r SERVICE SALES PERSON Whitby Oshawa Honda requires a service advisor with good people skills and knowledge of sales process. We offer an excellent pay package for achievers, with good benefits and a strong management support staff. Earn $25430,000. Apply with resume and references 1110, Dundas E. Whitby, or fax 905-666-4571 J SALES CONSULTANT Fast growing, international road products company reqquires an experienced industri 4commer- cial product representative to service municipal and contractor markets in Ontario. Must demon- strate strong skills in both face to face sales and telemarketing, be a results oriented team player and able to work with minimal super - v inion. If you are a self starter who thrives on the challenge of achiev- tn,g the highest levels of sales per- formance, forward your resume to: 1700 ALLIANCE RD. BOX 135 PICKERING, ONT. LIW 3X2 Skilled Help Skilled Help AUTOMOTIVE DETAILER Experienced wean -up person ;c operate an off-site dean -up shop. Must have knowledge of all aspects of dean -up and detailing. including compounding. Reasonable driving record, ability to drive standard, dean and neat appearance. Apply with resume and references to: Whitby Oshavra Honda X110 Dundas S., Whitby or Fax 905-666-4571_) PAINTERS WANTED Hourly Or piecework. Exteriors d Irnenors Must have tools, vehicle. exp. to new housing. Work In 1ltax/Scarb , Woodbridge. Mississauga. !/5-850.3561 PLATE FITTER Esubi)sned meu labr)GWr .n Adax u- g4my relures Ptrr fritters Must be fully conversant wadi skieprt t; Ind work we min- maitor supervision Fax re, sum to 905-428-6933 PROGRESSIVE FAST growing plumbing company seeks tug time paraber Must have n- dustrim. coaawmal am res- denhal expenem We offer compemw rales aid a berw- III PK*I a Please rib 190511- 427-7409 905h427-7409 K Skop it loakit for ersoa experItwed is U saricalon of SLMWC leer RefrideraM/ Table wks. Ext au m bow reparariew T1es as her lone e"PiaeM i tell. PUara f�8 BIN McBdkd lesaso•Mff A stakWe� sla" speaalaift< in fear eitimitioneem is ifs wed of a fumy expetiesood p - to pertwoor Isyaal, operate a power bear; and power brake. Car sir Mcamwe 1 co'o'ler ode 1101E COIreTEII TRUW MIG; Personal Computer lessons by a qualified in- structor, specializing in Word PFOCCS rp, SpreadMI11S. lo- feral. Graplres and Gen" PC usage. HovV-package rates available. 905.55771-1963 Hollow 1 wt6or Dow FULL TIME OPER OUD DC"W Reeep110FUS CDA re- quired for fun busy Pickering dental office. Computer ex- penence a must. Evenings and Saturdays. Fax resume to (416)-283-9971. 1 D.rt odcal DENTAL ASSISTANT/POA. Large Pickering Dentat gruup Wiry opponuubes to ad- vance ftN ants Fax resume to Jactue (905)-831-7094 EXPERIENCED Dental Assts - :ant needed for 3-6 PlOntns Ditguu ing Nu.'" Send re- wme to OF M Kaunas 235 111"St W Alan Ont L t S • 1 Daycare Wra•d A SPECIAL woman and her lime dog too Bods mus lost ch"en Monday to Friday. 310.510 Old Harwood! Parkins References Joa me (905)-W-7773 dog opa" CMU CARE Provider warded la 6 moron our in my home. startup November Ist Non smoker essential ECE pre- ferred rekabk velkcle re- qumed Please send refer- ences eferencs and resumes by SW tember 6m to: 2305 1Nsldwood ,res. Picketing. Ontario. UX 2R8 Fax 90519.9777 EXPERIENCED babysaner re- quired for fourteen mond old that preferably n our linare. Mlonday-Friday. must be flexible. References required. Whites 6 Sheppard area Call everwps 905-8377-2262. OPOUEKE0 daycare pro- vider required in home, be - tore and ager school. Boy 5- aneimup Parksge School Fleterenc�s required. Own car Shoal Post / Spears Allot. call 905428-2947, or On 416-349-5458. LlK4N CARE GIVER must be mod" on weriands (905)- 619.9814. HAIM STUDENT in Am- berfea arca attending Gandy School is required daffy at 7:00am, to walk an 8 year old (Edgewood and shadybrook) to sdaol. aH 905-839.0003 or days 416-296-5141 at 2174 NANNY NOVSE8EEPER live out, required to care lir 2 en- erp"ic boys 1. 3, fight house - hoping duties. Westney and Hwy 2. Cal (905) 428--0251 PANT TIME babysmer re- quired in out Ajax area home to look after 4 yr. and 18 mo. old. Driver's license required. Pays $8.00 per ht. TelephaN 686-7603 • mace NWY 2MMW0OD area. Re- liable daycare in my home. Affordable rates. Non-smok- ing. Full-bme. 6 months A up. 905-428-2676. D«dr D«dr If you have 10 arms & can handle 20 things 91 time all with a smile on your face and sense of humor then our busy chiropractic office is looking o Front desW r ycA t t Part-tiaee 4 days/w►k. sS+boors. Previous applicants need not apply. Bring resume to Group interview on Wednesday Septewbsr 1st at 6:45pm Sharp. 1420 Bayly St. unit Ifs. Pickering. No phone calls please. only ssceessfill applicants will be coetaoted. IMDayrar•Availabl wEk7.7 parcanoAmilable 401:11ROCK RD. daycare pronded smoke frees schow bus access. SI Wdtnd and Lincoln dr01f. p/up Two posltlons available of 6688 poatmnsK le call (905) �- AJAX - NATLY/PICKERIMG Beach Rd. EOE wil pr -rade warm rieutenng emmartment with many kxrwsg oplimun- as irregular tours awtlabk Telephone (416) 750-1732 MROCK/RCSSLANO Reliable daycare across from St Wthred School Ages 3.. Smoke free FaOWous play. room Fmzd Yard CaN Tar :oy at 426-4864 ktAPLERIDCE ►.S'area day- care Avasable inmy name Lam 3 6 up Purse call 19051-831.4799 DAYCARE AVAILABLE IN my home SI PatnCkS SChodI area Scrw aged chskdren preferred Non-smoking Can Partial 619-0853 DAYCARE available in my norm in Alar, nor me like Shotes. songs. walks. nWn- borti WAM. loving emirron- neM ECE student. non- smoking house. Trisha 683- .421 DUUE/GLEMAMMA Expen- enced dayure avarlabie in a tun. comfortable envuoranem Close lo Va ighon Willard PS Defy Outings. field trips. 2 or playrooms • much me kt- anVChdd CPR Plus first aid. references ars retsii; ts pro- wled Cal 937-1844 RESPOMSMILE HOME child rare 10 yrs expenence lo- ans to 10 yrs CPR Creative PIN Outdoor adtwtaes CtkrchiDelainey Call Elam 905.683-0352 FUDMWTES Rd complex Close to GO Non-profit, high quality centre. with Itemcerd program. cook. A(C Infant to school aged Gam -bpm, tW 6 part-time Summer excur- sions 1905)-837-2573 LANESIOE F.S. Mother will care for children beloe and anerschool and lunch 6.30am-6pm. Will wait to and from sch" (905)-1--5236. MOM OF 3 Children 2to Highhusn School. W= to provide a wldiplo na n Chid ooN 2 yrs workup ep_ in daycare. Rol• sortable rata. WAfalAmber- In.(905)-831.8502. MCIOERUC DNA / Re": Lowe daycare: 18 means 10 12 years. Daily outings (kneed backyard and lark). Crafts. story lift music. nt- mum tweak IL era . First Aid. C.P.R. certified, llpn- smokitg, retxeip L 905-425- 1241. RELIABLE daycare. ECE. Ex- perience. hot Itindfes, snacks fenced yard. Markham/EMes- rmre. Near Wm Tredway, schod. (116)438.8751. eOiHANM7AM86LLEA, lov- ing moMfer of 3 to provide sale aid rlekable daycare for dwd- ren anendirp St. Elizabeth saw S.S. To -coxa; at n- tuview please call (905)420- 0942. WE CARE day care has 3 openkigs. Hot meats. stacks. crafts. Play area, reading. Harwood - Norah of Hwy 02. Please Call (905) 686-6133 Day Care t Available i WESTNEY,1losslasad.;c. a;A. 111JWs'ner a; -,table with 13 Yrs cep ICS daycare drplo- m t Hot kirsch. snacks fenced Yard, battles teeltbme reter- enas receipts 427-4937 Home Cam CARE GIVER ,. . an derty wom;r -wttk drys, in lows of Uxon09e 001 tart required Cad (9051-1152.9684 1 Frtwood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD. -, cellert carr, best quyR/ urd- wood. guaranteed on extra Ia hate fogy seasoned. cut 6 fritOe4rery 905-753753Hoast measo2rt. ERGS WOOD PRODUCTS. trxv goad ,d ,cps Buy now Rudy to next year Sea - cut and split Ready to bum (905) 852.7586 1 B'rga'" Comer AIR CONDITIONERS 3 :Ci BTU from S85 De-numrdiber 555 Tel 5576-0132 FRIDGE STOVE waster d drier 5250 -WO each Bed- room sate $375 fedi camera 5175 Jeep storage 4130-0648bor SWDoll Den SW (905)- 1 AstiCNe 1 � 19" Polaris indy 400 2 ip seat new dtadr and suspen- uon. very good condition. 6500 trail mfes. aslung $2500 4 Wchdsne Alpine bres on Seel rims. P205. 70.1115 approx 8.000 km fits new model Gram Firm. askug 5400 Cal 579-3371 IM $L%M Ferguson 2516 rtbng lawn mower Hydro suit. 44' cu. Brand new, never used $3900 o.b.o Cam (905)579-6731 A 18N I SALE house full of furniture and more Caw (905)- 434-3661 or(905)-432-1531 ANMOWCMG NEW lower price on mum sash satellites. Only 5249 after rebates on lease for 512.49 morolty. Programming from $8.95 monthly. 14 years experterce (905)655-3661. BATIENY POWEM 3 wheel duo. Excellent coalition. bmry scarcely no. chow er included. Asking 51800. CAN (905)-852.7801. CANOPY BED. wrought iron. queen orthopedic mattress sol. New, unused. Cost 51200 Sacrifice $490. can deliver. (416)-726.9685. CAIMET OWNER. 100%. NY - ion thick. *Sit stain must" carpet. For 3 rooms, a* 1369.00. Price includes 30 Sq. Yds asp". ddnxe pad ami n- staBabon in your howfe. Fra qurauon . in your home. No Merest, no piymet for one full Year. Dare', 1-80(11.205- 67571905434.1830. CARPETS - Ips of carpet. 100% nylon, new stain re- lease carpets on ham. I "I cape) 3 roans. 5349 Price includes carpel. premum pad, expert installation, last debv- try, tree estimates (30 yards) Norman 696-2314. 210 210 111M WT OF Mmma CAR40E &0111 Fri. to Sun. Aug 27th -29th 9am-9pm 34z coltxxrte St. (N. of Bondloff Oshawa Blvd.) Tools, materials, doors & Windows new and used. Best offers. Something for everyone' 433-7864. 1 Aetlelet fw Artld•• for Sia 1 Sia • Gas Gyms S299up • Gas stores $299up • Fngdare 18 cut. h. Refrigerators. saatds and dem $599 • 13 cu it 17, 9111110 scratch aria dem $499 • Roper rehgerator. 2 yr old 18 a it $499 • Kcnmtac Ceran top self cleaning, reg. SI301) $799 • KnLlx-n art %kIL M %ode. white with ice cent water dl,frwer. value SI*M) $x99 • Large %clklu.m wachcn, extra cafraciry 525nup • i yr our Maytag wa,her. oMy SJJY Appliaikcs arc 2 - x years okl Mmit nawc m wale. Grcx pikes C.xnc rarly 1st heat %ck-tnrm Open 9 aa. - 9 pace Friday Open Yawn - 4pm Sarnrday 426 Site St- S. (MS) 728-4643 CARPETS SALE -qts 'N ar. pets 11,01-, nylon stain re- lease, carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 so yd ) Includes carpet premium pad and instyla- lion Free estimates. carpet repairs Strong Durham and surrounding area Credit Cards Accepted Gall Sam 95.686- 1772 CARPET AND VINYL three ",ms 3C uare yam tram $329 installed I wtm das- munt your best quote up to 10% Customer satisfaction guaranteed Call Mie cur your if" estimate. 905-431 SO40 CHINA :cabinet:owrey Or - gar Dass floor clock pain l- tngs crysW, salver flatware. wool Halt runner (9'x21'w) setkr, match (new in case. paid 511.0 went sell for 5350) Call 1905)-852-7242 COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT Am" thqq 1 /r u; 9arme'!" 'nen S16lei ,qac) 350 Mhz loaded printer . rttt>dor internet. somwre and more Free scanner. delivery andsetup 1 -800.51c -sus COMPUTER SPECIALS. 4M. m ;caner sJstem $429 -mann laptop 5744 233MHz ,tertM system $699 Loaded 350111 system 5888 we love doing upgrades 04 Ms- cumrepars 1905)655-3661 FROM. STOVE. masher dry- er. 1, PO ,ray ..mrnq sol Per- son r4. :elf -s,.e ahOt"ro for black bedroom rrml, coffee ad end tables. two car conia- harm. oak table entertan- now cow576-0455 FUTONS. MATTRESSES. Bean 94Gs Solas 3edrudm Suites. Baby Funnture We sock Brand Names like S.m _ mons. Palliser Tngoid 6 Hammer. The Bat Quality at the Lowest Price m Durnaign Futons are always in stock 71G' Savings far students go- NV back to school LUIGI's Furniture 488 Kug St W Gshaw 1905)-436- 06W (Across from Sean at rte Oshawa Cestnel NANK'S APPLIANCES Parts, SAIeS.Ser,)ce New sn)pmam' unbelievable quatty, Extra- capiaty GE Auto-washery dryers. 2-5yrs S599rset Brand new scratWdent cer- an-top stove. Kenmore, so" - charring. req $1299 only 5899 1 Maytag auto -washer. 2yrs. 5449 Amana. sealed burners self-cieanrg gas stove. 2y1s. 5599 Whirlpool self-clumng, lilt -top. almond stove. only $249 Reingera- fors, frOSI-Iree/deluxetreg. models $199/up visit our showroom 426 Smncoe SLS. (905)728-4043 IWIOWOOD Fl00RIMG, It Grade &rch. 3.1/4-;1,14. 8 2-1/ 41x3,14' T&G. Better looking tllaa maple at I-= than haw the price. S2.50/sq.ft. Also Pim lloaino A waMscapes a low I>irimDoug M)649 - ism. NOT TINE - lifestyle Malibu mode Approx 55'x BO'. Rarely used. $1300 olio. Cal 668-1509 NONE CONTEM SALE. an furniture. TV, desk, book- shebes. limps. VCR, capes. keyboard. vacuums, Ma" washer. much more. call 905- 571-6142. JUST MVM. colonial ma- ple dnnq room suile. table, with two extensions. 5 chairs. buffet hutch, 51.250. Set 8 cot- leetible plates. $150.. 2 ban- quet tables S20 each. miscel- WIEM items (W5) 839- 4125 'M 80, disk iron CANO- ?Y. NEW x -Mick orthopedic pillow top mattress set Cost $2.300. Sacrifice $825. Can *liver. (416)-726-9U5 MOVING SALE 'Nalnut Dnmg room suite $l 100 Sota $155 Wall um $135 2 bdrm sate U25 5 armque dressers Silo b up Numbered ItnntS $225 Maple side board 6 hutch $185 Table 6 chairs $45 Water bed $225 Dresser S55 Coffee 6 two end tables. oak $245 Love seai/sota beo chair $895 HOUSE -4 odrm semi detached Buwmwvule 5121.900 Marty more items' 1905)-697-3532 NEIL'S APPLIANCES. Saks 6 Sernr-e !4 rd", mane- 5250 Kenmore wasner $250 2 Maytag dryers 5300reach in- gks dryer 5225 Maytag drA- washer 5350 G E fndw 5500 (905)428-8310 OPENING SEPT 4TH- in rus. 1Cr',C 2' OC sig. IT and growing' Antigua. col - *3311 s. treasures pass and present, every Sat and Sun 182 Wellington St Bowman - wife Into 905-697.3867 PIANO TECHNICIAN a.artable fc, "," -•-e ': and pro - DW. -awe conUSLA ort on all makes S models Also recon- ditioned Pam for sale Cal Barb a 905-827-7631 PNRO$/GPAMOFMTHER CL'_CKS 3acx ....r,. s34 - crisis on al prarros and key- boards Starts August 18111 Huge selection of new arm used pesos New 1191W pa- ras :rom 5795 and up Rem to own. 100% Of ad rerrta pay- ments apply Also a nage selection of grandtadttr docks trocar 5995 and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 RCA DSS SATELLITE. new mode: !nciuding test :and ,AN atarrwls weal View over 700 crianais Now avatimie Spanish Gallows" and (Ma- WSron btst"Won available Card quararmeed for 6 moat Kenn (905) 725-0196. 9051767-3637 RENT TO OWN -yew yid re- condd'.,ned a�C) cartes, a w new TVs Fou AwFa hi Pad- dy's Market 905-263-8369 of 1 -WO -798-5502. SHEDMILM 3aatty wooden sneds a x 8 ham Inn. ply $339 Crus tax Wry other sues and styles available Also garages yid decks 761 McKay Rd (1M 3. Rekenng For more rib VIN 905-619- 2093 SINGERY SEWMG MACHINE antique 5150 Piano S695 Fridge $150 liar tot wile making $25 each Lawn bay 95 080 (905)655-4138 SPORTSPAL CANOE. 14 t. wide item and Johnson our - bud molar. 2 hp tato one year old Complete with Will- er lace Seats and paddles. $1100 obit. weal tar ttshdrp. Call 905.721-2407(srp) FILL M FURNITUIE En- tertmnment units. Home of- fice, Onng Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs. our Craftsmen) have been handbudding riest graMy 6 Oak Nur- ture for the home since 1974 Drop in and see our Stale of the An woodworking laciliry and let us show you how fine furniture is Inade...N you buy anywhere else, you will pay MORE 6 get LESS!_ Traditional wood- working 115 North Pon Road (S. oN Reads Rd.) Port Perry. 05. 9985.8774 http://www.tra- dieaulswoaworlor on.a WIRE CAGES for sale. Cam Turn. 905-683.5117.snp USED FRIDGES $195 / up. used ranges $125/ up. used dryers $125/ up, used wash- ers $199 / up. new and used con operated washers and dryers at low prices. New brand ratite fridges $180 and up. new 30' ruga with dolt and window $430. Wde se- lection of other new and used appliances. Call us today. Stephenson's Appliances, Sates. service. Parts. 154 Bruce St. Oshawa(905) 576- 7448. web site wwwAurham- maN. Co rrmlepiks U,)r15 AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, August 27,1999 1 to - sdo 1 SdM Antiques Antiques 11 ' 3 ROTHERGLEN RD. S. 1989 EAGLE PREMIER E.S. Saturday, 9 a.m. - 4 .m. , Like new all original fully loaded. good mileage, well Microwave. r pa, ga. furniture, nitur , lug,. ,now lower golf clubs, maintained. garage stored, Cedar panzer, bread ale computer, rtxxtrtor and $3.500 all 905-427-9018 prtnkr, bread mak •r and lots nkrre. GARAGE SALE 1523 Saugeen Dr. Pickering Sat. Aug. 28, 1999, 9:00-2:00 Sports clothing & equipment, toys, books, upright freezer, All kinds of neat stuff GARAGE SALE Sat August 28th SW Ashfield Crt., Pickering 8 a.m. - 1 P.M. GARAGE SALE Sat. Augua t 2Sth, llam-;pnl 800 Jacqueline Ave., Pickeringg Office Supplies, Household supplies, something for everyone! (:AR,1(:F `ALt S.ATUkDAY ANL) SUNDAY Augu.t28,24.`+am - 4 p m 21 Murphy Lane, Ajax large garage ,ale, large and ,mall household items, some furniture, and exern a equip GARAGE SALE SLJN.:L,1 2,10t Nhrrts ra yumr 3 Barnard Crt. (Rola DrJPtckenng Beach Rd.) Anyth.ng from baby items to kitchen wear i clothes. Seurc 414-91 10- --v-! GARAGE/YARD SALE Sat. August 28, (Raindate Sunday) 8:00 am - 1424 Highbush Trail Pickering (Hwy. 2/Rosebank) Kitchen, toys, tools. bedding. furniture, mise HUGE 40 HOME STREET SALE 1W5 Yinegni,e Ate (An.xu/Fawn) PickertnR. sm -dtIng hie everyvw, HUGE GARAGE SALE '-at Aag 2m,-. ?am-3pm 739 Lublin Ave. Pickering Fylrr.Ye, apse aawraal�J:ra+I r:G.� ; ALC.LSI 2bIH FS'A-T.'. p to is faunilies RSHALL CRES., N between Itussland Rd.nd Coughlin Rd.) HUGE GARAGE SALE SAT. AUG. 28. 2310 Meriadoc Dr. Pickering Toys, software & something for everyone! HUGE X10% 1\(; SA1.k%G0ING OUT OF HUSINt-SS SALI•: furniture, applm.,n.c,, hou,rhold goods, la wscape tools & supplies! 3790 Paddock Rd., Pickering alt. August 2Kth, loins tMOVMG/STREET SALE Saturday, August 28th Starting 9:00 a-tm. CMoessbm 3 ietweea AItesla Adl. e &"ing Chain unk fence, &ewral item MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE Crafts, fabrics, clothes. new iS used sewing machines, and LOTS MORE!!! 1 Met'iunts Dr. (Across from Pickering High School) SsINlyar and SNRday km ! am. 0 MOOR AM IXIE SHOW i RJEA MARKET Ses. ANy. 29.9-3 p.m. Kahn's Auction flora t6" gl'1CN ad.Pldwte� . (FIA. Tomb, 0816 l Its. isrs, Fra PMttiq i nee Admission. (Jahr lyeiria. SaK ilin"y August 26th 9 aa: T Pal. Inge baby items, large desk household items, and lits of surprises!!! .737 Stonepath Circle, Pickering. --__ Saturday, August 26th 7 a.m. - 2 pal. 3 families - 1 location Lots of good stuff 633 Graceland Crt., Pickering (White'sfFLnch) SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 Presented by at the FOREVER YOUNG 50 -PWS LIFESTYLE & TRAVEL SHOW SEPTEMBER 8TH & 9tH Metro Toronto Convention Centre 9:30am to 5:00pm Bring your favourite antique item and find out where it was made and how old it is. You can even bring photos. A nominal charge of $2.00 per item will be donated to charity. • " '"" SEPT. 8 8 9/99 Metro Toronto Convention Cent 290 290 DOGGY EXPRESS K-9 WALKING SERVICE Taker the boredom and loarilli wit of your AnK •s Airy- HeAAr wit! hove fun and fed gnat! • f ,x cllrnt rater • Fully insured and bon" • Walks c-ashmt-malt to Yam own dur's minds • Other pet Services arailaw - Retewsces supow an roillum (905) 427-3044 Serving Durham & Area 1 Articiec for Sam GARAGE door repairs broken springs Odes. rolers. open- ers utsuued Tueups. $49 95 416-336.0073 1 Artrdts AffnIMS7Absemew Ad- v�- always valuable, usually dusrW ourght. es- tates w/some antique com- eth;. (no limit to value con- sidered). collections o1 awl sort Quantities or Seigle an- bW items SpecW i teres! n Moorcrolt pottery 111 try to w spond to al queries Robert Bowen Antiques- &nokMt, Otranto -W49 or (905)242-0890. MIVLNC MTKW aid col- ledabk Conit4t5 including bte paces pad. MduY KKAM. 9p5.9B5-8151. • 1 Alb i t1BIDMt warted. for odd" crap slaw at Couoce Ilea Marled. SWelsi0er IBM and 191h. ANutdaaoe 6000 people per wt O's . fast 350 cal 905 4361024. Pleb. 112w SW MY NOMI DON? PAY TIL ZMo - OX INTEREST - KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular above ground including deddrg. 16 x 24. 0/0, 55,995. Package incudes liner. 2 ladders. sand filter, ptnp, nmr, etc. 1400- 668-7564. • 1 Lod A • - DESPERATELY NEEDED. warm tory balm for stray alts 6 kittens to hunt in 571.5544. GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pups Curebred dumpron lines. rouwerslak avaelabk in Pon Perry 905-985-0769 ENGLISH 3PRNKM SPAN- IEL pup. liver d wrate pu- ebred. parents on sigh. Docked tail A dew dews re- moved, first shuts 8 de- wormed MW Parents also for sale. nego 436-1890 (sip) uwssww FOR rem. 9 stall w wastize0 Rase barn hap -mile track aceami Pmocits with horse shehd. Nation tack now A slower, ideal BowmawAk location. easy access. 905- 263-4450. 11 Ashunefts IOU Ford (WaN 500. Good rwkrq cox mit Best ONa. 1135 or 906.721- 1987 FIND GaWy 500. 2 door, lard top. 289 motor, led WO rod iderior. Mewed t FAK driven. migow al We way. must see! Cenired. WE trade for truck or SM. 723-7019. Goys. 433.9570.sM NMB LBICMR (Bark v11 -LSC, 280K bill Int empire runs well. for i1a !ironer uppe .lt•�Y ca $1200 If bb 00 George (905)576- 19M NISSAN Pulsar SE.. Black. T -cool. 13oks. Asking 52.000 as is. Contact Sam al (905)-720.3798. INS TOYOTA TENCEL - 2dr. halo. alio, red. great engine, runs well. $1250 as is. obo. 905.509.7466 1989 OLDS Brougham wanted for parts Please call (905)668-6951 1991 CHEVROLET Sprint. red. no rust, like new runs g. reliable. economical, regroulawlr oil changes. non-smoker. sport rims. JVC Cassese $2795 obo. certified d emis- sions pass (05)579-6777 1991 CONVERTIBLE SPRINT - 139.000 km auto, blue with black lop. $2000 as is obo Call Ben at 905-852-6158 or 416.820-3278 1991 MAZDA Protege, 163 ks. 4 dr. Sspd. Ami`Fm cass. block heater. Great engine. dented lender $3.500 (905)- 404-9237 1912 LIIMIIIA Z34, black are 5 speed loaded tint alarm. emissions certd..on passed. Only 99.000 km Ex- cellent eondibon inside & oul. $8500 G11579-9220 1992 PLYMOUTH Sundance - 2 5L auto pas p/b cruise. am/tm cassette. 4 door. 118.000km new banerythres. excellent conrih m. Certified. emission tested Asking $5.500 (905)723-7507 or 19051985-3759 1994 CAVALIER, blue. 4 cY- mder automatic power ockc an. steam. 99.000 lel. balance of exlentled warranty $7.000 or best offer. Tele - Ph" (905) 571-6928 11195 GRAND -AM V6 PWIM ABS while with gray etenor 07kms Spoler Asking $9.000 665-0367 19M Chevrolet Cavalier Au- tomaic a/c. 4 -door. 4-cpbn- ler. green. 59.00okm s ex- eleh condbon 743-0555 19% MX3 PRECIDIA MAZDA MX3 0readia Ma.oa 5 %Deed. 4 Mender with at. p,twei steervg. CD system and AIWFM wide cassette ,,* driven. very, clean nigh vly 90.000 km (Itigltitey dn- veri) Comes with arstam bra Asking $12.800 Cal (416) 967.7767 and 6 p m WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEW 905.706-8498 12 CAVALIER $350 OBO 579- 3114 can 1998 Mercury Sable 29.000 km loaded 714 90C a Dost reeasoft" oder 434.2775 I I � u1lMebeb 11s A A A MR! cars, Irodts, bods. m pay up in 510,000. CA* on Be spot. ft Oond). tion. any year. Call us tay- Ome, 24 hours. 7 days. 30 min service. 9054wiam or 905706-5231 CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in turning contlioon. pall 427-2415 Of comm to 479 Bayy St. East. Ain A MLI R- AD AUTO SALES. 1 imb IN Sib Ini DOM MASER. Madel gold. A wheel drive. Tan leather. CO player. 1* bad - ed. 100.000 km $19.999.(905) 579-3670(snp) 1 m -c For Sde 1916 GMC •NMMY immacu- tale. wolverine edition. 89.000 kil. $18.700 or pickup re- mainder of lease at $528 tax included per month for 10 months Buy out at 516.800 or best otter Telephone John (905)430-2047 AS I3-86 GMC full site Pick- up truck and cap 350 V8. re- buill-new parts 4 bolt main. dual exhaust with headers. Asking $1300 905-579.0322. 1 vand I Wheal Drive 1989 Chevy Astro Van, 5 pas- senger, good condition, $2.800 OBO as is! 1976 Che- vy Shortbox van From B.0 good condition S1.2GO 000 as is' 1-905259-4403 19% ASTRO VAN, blue. B passenger V6. au . AM/FM ass. limed windows. till steering, cruise, deluxe grill, 1rt0W rack. running boards, new tires/brakes. excellent condition. asking $15.900. 905430-2971 111116 GM SAFARI SLX van. power steering. Drakes. tilt cn lse 6cyI . 106.000 kit . $15.500 Telephone (905) 509-2491 TAKE over the lease of a1999 Ford F150 4x4 XL $1200 down, $560/mooth includes everything very very law km's 1 month old. 905-683- 6267 or 706-8606 1 Traders 1993 ROCKWOOD Gamper. ton box awning 12v I irdout sloe. steps 6. 53900 Also Pick-ip truck cap. short box $250 CaN (905)871-2210 81191 STANCRAFT VENTURE harclop tent trader Sleeps 6 portable Stale. I exi7d- 40 cxibeon M. x998 BOMAIR camper duel stoves. fridge. canopy A add -a -room cont condeoru 55500 Brook: In (905)6558893 MENTALS Surcraft. Coleman nerd vac ampers. three sez- es weekly and weekend rentals Brooklen !905)655- 8893 SPRITE TRAVEL TRAILER propane electric tridge pro toe stove. lightweight Sleeps S. excels m coni"on. ailuro $2400 432-9486 1 Sriowxiio0rM4 11192 Skidoo Formula Plus 583 engine studded track. 21)(10 km M warners, exW- em Condition. 52900 705 L% 4m scop) Uarirm 14' STARCAAFT50 nc Jotxi- stn witrader Radio Fue lop Back to beck salt F■cedem cord $25M Mort - Fri Sam -Spm (905)-579-2215 Dave 1911 CUTTER LX ciasw bo- wndet 158- 90 no Johnson, adopt storage. skis. ski -bob ladder. pckets 3 rr old Noah trail baler new batty, low hoves. mint $9.300 nnaappee Sold. Pickering (906Ciow 5205 MSS BOAT. 95 straits Bass boat w/custom trader. 90 Hp V4 Johnson. Willing motor. fish tinder. 2 five welt. 3 bai teries. Console, 2 sin a seats. deep V hub. wide Dram excellent pass boat $11.900 o b o Of trades 1705) 328- 04112 (snip) FIBERGLASS DWIGHT by Northern Yacht Mast, boom, sal, dagger boa d. rued, tier am oars, can Bob ahlerrGpm (39055)725- 8100 11 Alterbmmm cmiral Oshawa. $575 and Avadabie trmrtedialdy. References. 1st/ last no pets. call Michese 9 30.5pm weekdays @ 905- 725.7321. T -BEDROOM rmu Oshawa Come. available sepember 1st but. hydro and cable aw- ceded. twstilast. References, no pus. $67S/moraW. Call 433-2464. 11 ntdmehe 11 ede 11 erbuehe r RNh Red Rut APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfcx)t.com/-highriser 2 BEDROOM basement apt North Oshawa Close to Dur- ham College. RrstAasUrefer- ences. Available immediately $650 inclusive 263-8851 3 BEDROOM. mainlloor pn- vare entrance Heated apart- ment Large kitchen, Immo. deletq room 4 pc baht Pn- vale laundry Garage Fenced yard Appliances Oshawa shlipping centre area (3 BEDROOM apartment near GM Oshawa Close to bus. CIC Fenced yard. driveway. fridge 8 stove $900 p/mo utiklies included (905) 718- 8059 leave message. Al- IMMACULATE. 2 bed- room. apts 2 available. Sep- tember 1 a October 1 $850 No $900 per month. Excel- kSm area in Oshawa Call to vow. 436 -9159 - AJAX t bdrm bsmt 30 working adult pprrttkkrtrted No smoluf4 its Sawrino 1st/ last Avail Sep 1st Call aner (905)-427-0849 WESTNEY/NMWOOD Aiu 1 bedroom . den basement. private entrance. 4-appkam- es. air-conditioned. 4 -pe v ashroom. puking, dose o bus stop 6 scrod. 5650 in- Clilgling S9 utl0-427- des 1.80 AJAX 2-BEDRooM case. mrent avaelabie 5epkernaw ISI S7DD Mthly pkis sepal. rale entrance. parking Mo POS lauMry not included Cal (905)619-0400 AJAX Oxlmd Towers Spa- -IOUs apartment 11,11 t dd- 2.dte oto shopping 401. Pod, saw. 2 -bedroom S 849 3 -bedroom 5439. kad- able Oct let Cal 683.6571 until 7 30 p m AJAX Spacious 2 ted Dsmf act Sep dtr.p�kmq. 3 balk 4 app! 1sWst 11A SSep ISI Don $31-1527 wiftkd yS AJAX, By THE lake Slaps to lake. waterfront try. but and store eeaiiufal proeessiorgly btrtr 2 -bedroom walkout unnmg lukh . de Waapph - es. A1C. gas kreplm. shared landry u tifites mckded. ex- allaelerwm o phow SM awgle sses- non (905)Ifi86-0630 AIAX. WESTNEY/4e1 1 bed- room DSml apt Win study. Walk to amenities and Go Tran Non-suiokatg Na is Soluble 10 sq* adutt 5650 inclusive, (416)-820-6792 APARTUM to ret in Soulh Picketing tower part of cage bwigabw 2 bedroom, latch - W. bathroom, private back and from entrance Private yard. parkma. $750 per mo. Plus X of uMn es IstAM. reCwed (905) 509-6616 MINABLE for Sept 1St - One and Two bedroom apt. Small quiet budding. Sinal dogs OK. Launudry on preen - es BborAMdson area. Cau 728.0285 aruyOme. NAMLAKE MMIBMTW. in Whitby Apl. euil6no. spa- cious. carpeted. newly paint- ed. with b9coty, dose a bus, shappep, all 1111111116115 Md L*d, BrstAasl repw�. no pets. 1- bedroom =70p, 2 -bedroll 5815. 3 -bedroom Moo. fib (905)130--0131. MMLABLE October lst, RosslaadlSiancoe, 1-Iedroom aappaarrttmat. btdna 8 bad. t565/monW ofilks wind came included. RISMast. No dogs. Cal 432-1268. CBFWAL O*swe. Wo 2 i able_ web-40VA M ID A PM. a8 ((9061723-0977 9 am. - 7 p.m. COURTICE spaciolt 2.1 bed- room. beautNW A bright hotrse(twin Doer)). Quiet MeghboAaod, wnNk to com- mrlydry Centre and A Motu- tppiaerrskkrrgqL,ntaadpprypp. able,ainceii.! azo backyard, Skylight. Prefer non-smoker/nd pets. 59751 motdiy inclusive.ISWAV refinances mQuired. 905.438- 8045. COURTLCE sphaoui well Ouirtailed 2 bdrm Iowa udt. Aril Oct. 1 si 5825 all ind. No smokirtypets (905)-721- 8156. LARGE spacious one bed- room new basement apt. Util- ities included. rt. month. Available Sept 1 Adelaide/Ritson area $600/ mo. 728-0448 LUXURY PENTHOUSE refur- bished. 3 bdrm , apppprox 1800 sq It punt bldg. Mature ten- ants Must see. $1400. utili- ties and parking wx*6 d Call (905)579-9016 Avail Sept 1. for rent 1 living room big kitchen, private entrance Utility incl. Must be seen. (Brock/Major Oaks) References required (Avail. Sept 1st). Call ("S)-427-36" dente pussessniri. central Oshawa. couple -preferred. Indge-stove. carpet. freshy- painted, shopping. Laundry. no pets. Mar bus Reason- Ak (905) 725-2642 after Spm OSHAWA Quiet buddaps new stopping lraraportalion Ubl- dws uiduded Ki"rmony 2 -bedroom $750 Oct 1st. 3 - bedroom $850 Sept IV (905)571-4912 ALSO Sem- me7Mill t b 2-bdrm emme- OW 5650. $750 (905)43- 76% until 7 30 p in OSHAIMA, clean one bedroom basement apartment, fully Cam". Own emrarce, wasltd/dryer. yard. quid sn- gle welcome. not -smoker no cads 3500 includes utilities 4350110 OSHAWA- badeelor $4()0 or for bli $600 Private kitcherVbali room. laundry. parking Wart - 01W bolding Available Oc- 106" 1st Near downlowN 401 Call (9D5)720-2153 PICKERING 2 bdrm bsmt apt separate entrance. Suits snglt ppeerson Avail. uwem- mamet 5735/mo al nduvve. Mon smoker. 1sWst. (905)631-7707 DICKERING bright 2 bedroom Above ground apt indudn aDWeances. uhYtits. air. 2 S7Parking no pets/smokng 796/mo Avad Sep. (905)- 683-9629 PICKERING 2 bedroom base- ment apartment Separate en- trance, parking. br iglt A spa back yard SOM to GO(To= Genre 5900/mon ,half uW hes. non-smoker/no pets Days (416)757-7173 ext. 24 or eve (416)258-7742 PICKERING. 3 bedroom main floor of Bungalow. 4 Wit - es. targe back yard. Slips to GO/ Town Centre. S1to0j mon t full WiltieS. Non- smoker/noppeeK. AtwidAle immediately Uays (416) 757- 7773 ext 24 or eve. (416) 258.7742. PICKERING. large 1 bedroom apt Cable, utilities. stparare entrance, stared laundry. P". no -pets. no -smokers. ecou Jerred. Fia=t. $575 90"39-6740. t�ouiel a cenral�iocabon! n. btdr°0ma�Ad°eriuam ocled heat. Waowmw each I=. Td 905 579 9015. BONIN MAX. ptdlsiMwp apailim". Willi level. tw- MSMd Or udwnl$ W. park- aQpW�0.errr��m.utr�e, �wtMaM 1>•b- (9051686-3299. SPACNM wd-aai UNO 2 i 3 bedroom sots. Mail. at 900 and BM Glen St. Some with walk-in ddosets. Wit provided. Close toOw Sd10oIS, GO 4LAMping 990.es included Cal 7M 7M 49 IOSMW-A Large 2 & 3 B/R units. Utilities included. Easy access to schools, shopping. For appt. call WS) 721-8741 1a=WGE Large sumW badseta� Iw courtry sdtitv. adull. ISLAM opets a mature included. (WS) -8524723. UXBRIDGE, 1 bdrm. bsm1. apt. Private entrance, eat-in- krtchen, laundry & fireplace avy. Sept 1st. Call 852-9486. Main level bright country 2 bdrm. apt. Laundry, pparking, hot -tub, 5975finc. 1sVIast (905)-852-6093 INESTNEYIHWY 2 Sept 1st. 2.bedrooms ensuite laundry, 2 baths, 2 parking. 5ric- es, window bverhgs. 1250/ includes utilities, annual lease, now pets. 905-831- 2210. WESTNEY/NWY. 2 AJAX - Brand new lower level apt Livetg/dirtng. kitchen. full bathroom, rlair, parking. sep entrance. $650/mo Sept 1 Credit check Non-smoker 905-619-2404, WHITBY 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment in executive house. 4 appliances, central air, central vac, parking. ca- ble, utilities included Non- smoker, no pets References required $750/month hrsV last 666-9583 BRIGHT modem. 1 bedroom walk-uul basement apartment includes u idles, cable. laun- drygle om smoker Furnished r wl- lundshed $575 Whitby area ocsober 1.(9051666-9833 WHITBY. new sunny & !aright ane bedroom basumtent apa l- nenl Separate entrance. fridge. stove. central at Abble Sept t Call 571- WHY rem when you can own your own home for mss Ban you nMriMvie Call Dave May - lock Saks Rep Re/L, Summit geyly (1991) Ltd Till 11 668.3600 or (905) 666- 321 Flpate4 For Rett WHO SAYS lOU U':1NNOT AFFORD TO HUV A HOUSE? QV�y tram $7Wmorth ., 4ct Much Downpaynoni'm (905) 571-6275 1 -SW -8.10-6275 Mark Stapley .r. 4•V Mmw M+h ..• .'N, • AM DAM DO- I have a home for you Be it sem. detached Of lOwnhinie you nitat lave a dollar - 6 mornht tree Mni- mum income. $27.900. Rea- saubie crud!. My service absokAdy, tree to you Cal Ken Collis. CoidwitX Banker (905) 728-9414 A CREAT opportunity 10 own you own homier Not much down payment. I can licca! 3 - bedroom rased bungalow, like new. Central Oshawa. Cal Bit Ridardson Really -Nd Associates (905)433-7919. 3 . 1 bedroom farmhouse. New turnam Bright "Chen. Am from dtinialo n 1pnDriOp� Awtabk Sept.1. StOSW month. 9815473.6792. A LARGE bright dean 3 . 1 bdrmsemi in O.C. 2 baths. hardwood floors, bar wind- ows. 4 app!. khat. Oct 1st. $1150#W. (416)6751550. A UNNUZABLE DEALT From 5.500. down, own you Owl! Car- nes for Ws Wanrete. OAC. Ars bee 24 A4eew . tlttltttgl 905728-1069 Clad 277. UN - well &VdW RMIR Re11 Es1aM ANOLUIW TOAMM hoose from $550fbath. You reooire ful One family In - COW $28,000 . ruso a* uadit. 1 d0 the rest. Dool Wail. Cal Bib Roka, Coldwd Baku RUR Real Estill b day- (905) 728-9414 BETWEEN WMESII Three bedrbeoom DOrgalow awlabe 111111111 from 5/911 AaWM..syaCeentrral 1paan a mond.Whittify- CaN Fl. a .35UOrO� (905)6B3 -210D. HOUSE fu rest. Bowmatini 9e. Two yeas old, 3 bedrooms, 3 baffiVroman tub in ensdte, garage, $1,050 per mo. hal- able Ocotber Ist. Telephone (905)697-9811 a .. .r.•:1ylY.hl�.'lad:..iSM.Yvir�}.�iw'�cik6raa�:.Z:?^:':�i-• .,., , •,:•+c''a r ., •, � rt re ISO PLUS 255 Front Street LIRSTYU INo� Building) lTflflv[L 90s-815-00» SHOD 99 Produced by009"MR11=1111 290 290 DOGGY EXPRESS K-9 WALKING SERVICE Taker the boredom and loarilli wit of your AnK •s Airy- HeAAr wit! hove fun and fed gnat! • f ,x cllrnt rater • Fully insured and bon" • Walks c-ashmt-malt to Yam own dur's minds • Other pet Services arailaw - Retewsces supow an roillum (905) 427-3044 Serving Durham & Area 1 Articiec for Sam GARAGE door repairs broken springs Odes. rolers. open- ers utsuued Tueups. $49 95 416-336.0073 1 Artrdts AffnIMS7Absemew Ad- v�- always valuable, usually dusrW ourght. es- tates w/some antique com- eth;. (no limit to value con- sidered). collections o1 awl sort Quantities or Seigle an- bW items SpecW i teres! n Moorcrolt pottery 111 try to w spond to al queries Robert Bowen Antiques- &nokMt, Otranto -W49 or (905)242-0890. MIVLNC MTKW aid col- ledabk Conit4t5 including bte paces pad. MduY KKAM. 9p5.9B5-8151. • 1 Alb i t1BIDMt warted. for odd" crap slaw at Couoce Ilea Marled. SWelsi0er IBM and 191h. ANutdaaoe 6000 people per wt O's . fast 350 cal 905 4361024. Pleb. 112w SW MY NOMI DON? PAY TIL ZMo - OX INTEREST - KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular above ground including deddrg. 16 x 24. 0/0, 55,995. Package incudes liner. 2 ladders. sand filter, ptnp, nmr, etc. 1400- 668-7564. • 1 Lod A • - DESPERATELY NEEDED. warm tory balm for stray alts 6 kittens to hunt in 571.5544. GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pups Curebred dumpron lines. rouwerslak avaelabk in Pon Perry 905-985-0769 ENGLISH 3PRNKM SPAN- IEL pup. liver d wrate pu- ebred. parents on sigh. Docked tail A dew dews re- moved, first shuts 8 de- wormed MW Parents also for sale. nego 436-1890 (sip) uwssww FOR rem. 9 stall w wastize0 Rase barn hap -mile track aceami Pmocits with horse shehd. Nation tack now A slower, ideal BowmawAk location. easy access. 905- 263-4450. 11 Ashunefts IOU Ford (WaN 500. Good rwkrq cox mit Best ONa. 1135 or 906.721- 1987 FIND GaWy 500. 2 door, lard top. 289 motor, led WO rod iderior. Mewed t FAK driven. migow al We way. must see! Cenired. WE trade for truck or SM. 723-7019. Goys. 433.9570.sM NMB LBICMR (Bark v11 -LSC, 280K bill Int empire runs well. for i1a !ironer uppe .lt•�Y ca $1200 If bb 00 George (905)576- 19M NISSAN Pulsar SE.. Black. T -cool. 13oks. Asking 52.000 as is. Contact Sam al (905)-720.3798. INS TOYOTA TENCEL - 2dr. halo. alio, red. great engine, runs well. $1250 as is. obo. 905.509.7466 1989 OLDS Brougham wanted for parts Please call (905)668-6951 1991 CHEVROLET Sprint. red. no rust, like new runs g. reliable. economical, regroulawlr oil changes. non-smoker. sport rims. JVC Cassese $2795 obo. certified d emis- sions pass (05)579-6777 1991 CONVERTIBLE SPRINT - 139.000 km auto, blue with black lop. $2000 as is obo Call Ben at 905-852-6158 or 416.820-3278 1991 MAZDA Protege, 163 ks. 4 dr. Sspd. Ami`Fm cass. block heater. Great engine. dented lender $3.500 (905)- 404-9237 1912 LIIMIIIA Z34, black are 5 speed loaded tint alarm. emissions certd..on passed. Only 99.000 km Ex- cellent eondibon inside & oul. $8500 G11579-9220 1992 PLYMOUTH Sundance - 2 5L auto pas p/b cruise. am/tm cassette. 4 door. 118.000km new banerythres. excellent conrih m. Certified. emission tested Asking $5.500 (905)723-7507 or 19051985-3759 1994 CAVALIER, blue. 4 cY- mder automatic power ockc an. steam. 99.000 lel. balance of exlentled warranty $7.000 or best offer. Tele - Ph" (905) 571-6928 11195 GRAND -AM V6 PWIM ABS while with gray etenor 07kms Spoler Asking $9.000 665-0367 19M Chevrolet Cavalier Au- tomaic a/c. 4 -door. 4-cpbn- ler. green. 59.00okm s ex- eleh condbon 743-0555 19% MX3 PRECIDIA MAZDA MX3 0readia Ma.oa 5 %Deed. 4 Mender with at. p,twei steervg. CD system and AIWFM wide cassette ,,* driven. very, clean nigh vly 90.000 km (Itigltitey dn- veri) Comes with arstam bra Asking $12.800 Cal (416) 967.7767 and 6 p m WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEW 905.706-8498 12 CAVALIER $350 OBO 579- 3114 can 1998 Mercury Sable 29.000 km loaded 714 90C a Dost reeasoft" oder 434.2775 I I � u1lMebeb 11s A A A MR! cars, Irodts, bods. m pay up in 510,000. CA* on Be spot. ft Oond). tion. any year. Call us tay- Ome, 24 hours. 7 days. 30 min service. 9054wiam or 905706-5231 CASH FOR CARSI We buy used vehicles. Vehicles must be in turning contlioon. pall 427-2415 Of comm to 479 Bayy St. East. Ain A MLI R- AD AUTO SALES. 1 imb IN Sib Ini DOM MASER. Madel gold. A wheel drive. Tan leather. CO player. 1* bad - ed. 100.000 km $19.999.(905) 579-3670(snp) 1 m -c For Sde 1916 GMC •NMMY immacu- tale. wolverine edition. 89.000 kil. $18.700 or pickup re- mainder of lease at $528 tax included per month for 10 months Buy out at 516.800 or best otter Telephone John (905)430-2047 AS I3-86 GMC full site Pick- up truck and cap 350 V8. re- buill-new parts 4 bolt main. dual exhaust with headers. Asking $1300 905-579.0322. 1 vand I Wheal Drive 1989 Chevy Astro Van, 5 pas- senger, good condition, $2.800 OBO as is! 1976 Che- vy Shortbox van From B.0 good condition S1.2GO 000 as is' 1-905259-4403 19% ASTRO VAN, blue. B passenger V6. au . AM/FM ass. limed windows. till steering, cruise, deluxe grill, 1rt0W rack. running boards, new tires/brakes. excellent condition. asking $15.900. 905430-2971 111116 GM SAFARI SLX van. power steering. Drakes. tilt cn lse 6cyI . 106.000 kit . $15.500 Telephone (905) 509-2491 TAKE over the lease of a1999 Ford F150 4x4 XL $1200 down, $560/mooth includes everything very very law km's 1 month old. 905-683- 6267 or 706-8606 1 Traders 1993 ROCKWOOD Gamper. ton box awning 12v I irdout sloe. steps 6. 53900 Also Pick-ip truck cap. short box $250 CaN (905)871-2210 81191 STANCRAFT VENTURE harclop tent trader Sleeps 6 portable Stale. I exi7d- 40 cxibeon M. x998 BOMAIR camper duel stoves. fridge. canopy A add -a -room cont condeoru 55500 Brook: In (905)6558893 MENTALS Surcraft. Coleman nerd vac ampers. three sez- es weekly and weekend rentals Brooklen !905)655- 8893 SPRITE TRAVEL TRAILER propane electric tridge pro toe stove. lightweight Sleeps S. excels m coni"on. ailuro $2400 432-9486 1 Sriowxiio0rM4 11192 Skidoo Formula Plus 583 engine studded track. 21)(10 km M warners, exW- em Condition. 52900 705 L% 4m scop) Uarirm 14' STARCAAFT50 nc Jotxi- stn witrader Radio Fue lop Back to beck salt F■cedem cord $25M Mort - Fri Sam -Spm (905)-579-2215 Dave 1911 CUTTER LX ciasw bo- wndet 158- 90 no Johnson, adopt storage. skis. ski -bob ladder. pckets 3 rr old Noah trail baler new batty, low hoves. mint $9.300 nnaappee Sold. Pickering (906Ciow 5205 MSS BOAT. 95 straits Bass boat w/custom trader. 90 Hp V4 Johnson. Willing motor. fish tinder. 2 five welt. 3 bai teries. Console, 2 sin a seats. deep V hub. wide Dram excellent pass boat $11.900 o b o Of trades 1705) 328- 04112 (snip) FIBERGLASS DWIGHT by Northern Yacht Mast, boom, sal, dagger boa d. rued, tier am oars, can Bob ahlerrGpm (39055)725- 8100 11 Alterbmmm cmiral Oshawa. $575 and Avadabie trmrtedialdy. References. 1st/ last no pets. call Michese 9 30.5pm weekdays @ 905- 725.7321. T -BEDROOM rmu Oshawa Come. available sepember 1st but. hydro and cable aw- ceded. twstilast. References, no pus. $67S/moraW. Call 433-2464. 11 ntdmehe 11 ede 11 erbuehe r RNh Red Rut APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfcx)t.com/-highriser 2 BEDROOM basement apt North Oshawa Close to Dur- ham College. RrstAasUrefer- ences. Available immediately $650 inclusive 263-8851 3 BEDROOM. mainlloor pn- vare entrance Heated apart- ment Large kitchen, Immo. deletq room 4 pc baht Pn- vale laundry Garage Fenced yard Appliances Oshawa shlipping centre area (3 BEDROOM apartment near GM Oshawa Close to bus. CIC Fenced yard. driveway. fridge 8 stove $900 p/mo utiklies included (905) 718- 8059 leave message. Al- IMMACULATE. 2 bed- room. apts 2 available. Sep- tember 1 a October 1 $850 No $900 per month. Excel- kSm area in Oshawa Call to vow. 436 -9159 - AJAX t bdrm bsmt 30 working adult pprrttkkrtrted No smoluf4 its Sawrino 1st/ last Avail Sep 1st Call aner (905)-427-0849 WESTNEY/NMWOOD Aiu 1 bedroom . den basement. private entrance. 4-appkam- es. air-conditioned. 4 -pe v ashroom. puking, dose o bus stop 6 scrod. 5650 in- Clilgling S9 utl0-427- des 1.80 AJAX 2-BEDRooM case. mrent avaelabie 5epkernaw ISI S7DD Mthly pkis sepal. rale entrance. parking Mo POS lauMry not included Cal (905)619-0400 AJAX Oxlmd Towers Spa- -IOUs apartment 11,11 t dd- 2.dte oto shopping 401. Pod, saw. 2 -bedroom S 849 3 -bedroom 5439. kad- able Oct let Cal 683.6571 until 7 30 p m AJAX Spacious 2 ted Dsmf act Sep dtr.p�kmq. 3 balk 4 app! 1sWst 11A SSep ISI Don $31-1527 wiftkd yS AJAX, By THE lake Slaps to lake. waterfront try. but and store eeaiiufal proeessiorgly btrtr 2 -bedroom walkout unnmg lukh . de Waapph - es. A1C. gas kreplm. shared landry u tifites mckded. ex- allaelerwm o phow SM awgle sses- non (905)Ifi86-0630 AIAX. WESTNEY/4e1 1 bed- room DSml apt Win study. Walk to amenities and Go Tran Non-suiokatg Na is Soluble 10 sq* adutt 5650 inclusive, (416)-820-6792 APARTUM to ret in Soulh Picketing tower part of cage bwigabw 2 bedroom, latch - W. bathroom, private back and from entrance Private yard. parkma. $750 per mo. Plus X of uMn es IstAM. reCwed (905) 509-6616 MINABLE for Sept 1St - One and Two bedroom apt. Small quiet budding. Sinal dogs OK. Launudry on preen - es BborAMdson area. Cau 728.0285 aruyOme. NAMLAKE MMIBMTW. in Whitby Apl. euil6no. spa- cious. carpeted. newly paint- ed. with b9coty, dose a bus, shappep, all 1111111116115 Md L*d, BrstAasl repw�. no pets. 1- bedroom =70p, 2 -bedroll 5815. 3 -bedroom Moo. fib (905)130--0131. MMLABLE October lst, RosslaadlSiancoe, 1-Iedroom aappaarrttmat. btdna 8 bad. t565/monW ofilks wind came included. RISMast. No dogs. Cal 432-1268. CBFWAL O*swe. Wo 2 i able_ web-40VA M ID A PM. a8 ((9061723-0977 9 am. - 7 p.m. COURTICE spaciolt 2.1 bed- room. beautNW A bright hotrse(twin Doer)). Quiet MeghboAaod, wnNk to com- mrlydry Centre and A Motu- tppiaerrskkrrgqL,ntaadpprypp. able,ainceii.! azo backyard, Skylight. Prefer non-smoker/nd pets. 59751 motdiy inclusive.ISWAV refinances mQuired. 905.438- 8045. COURTLCE sphaoui well Ouirtailed 2 bdrm Iowa udt. Aril Oct. 1 si 5825 all ind. No smokirtypets (905)-721- 8156. LARGE spacious one bed- room new basement apt. Util- ities included. rt. month. Available Sept 1 Adelaide/Ritson area $600/ mo. 728-0448 LUXURY PENTHOUSE refur- bished. 3 bdrm , apppprox 1800 sq It punt bldg. Mature ten- ants Must see. $1400. utili- ties and parking wx*6 d Call (905)579-9016 Avail Sept 1. for rent 1 living room big kitchen, private entrance Utility incl. Must be seen. (Brock/Major Oaks) References required (Avail. Sept 1st). Call ("S)-427-36" dente pussessniri. central Oshawa. couple -preferred. Indge-stove. carpet. freshy- painted, shopping. Laundry. no pets. Mar bus Reason- Ak (905) 725-2642 after Spm OSHAWA Quiet buddaps new stopping lraraportalion Ubl- dws uiduded Ki"rmony 2 -bedroom $750 Oct 1st. 3 - bedroom $850 Sept IV (905)571-4912 ALSO Sem- me7Mill t b 2-bdrm emme- OW 5650. $750 (905)43- 76% until 7 30 p in OSHAIMA, clean one bedroom basement apartment, fully Cam". Own emrarce, wasltd/dryer. yard. quid sn- gle welcome. not -smoker no cads 3500 includes utilities 4350110 OSHAWA- badeelor $4()0 or for bli $600 Private kitcherVbali room. laundry. parking Wart - 01W bolding Available Oc- 106" 1st Near downlowN 401 Call (9D5)720-2153 PICKERING 2 bdrm bsmt apt separate entrance. Suits snglt ppeerson Avail. uwem- mamet 5735/mo al nduvve. Mon smoker. 1sWst. (905)631-7707 DICKERING bright 2 bedroom Above ground apt indudn aDWeances. uhYtits. air. 2 S7Parking no pets/smokng 796/mo Avad Sep. (905)- 683-9629 PICKERING 2 bedroom base- ment apartment Separate en- trance, parking. br iglt A spa back yard SOM to GO(To= Genre 5900/mon ,half uW hes. non-smoker/no pets Days (416)757-7173 ext. 24 or eve (416)258-7742 PICKERING. 3 bedroom main floor of Bungalow. 4 Wit - es. targe back yard. Slips to GO/ Town Centre. S1to0j mon t full WiltieS. Non- smoker/noppeeK. AtwidAle immediately Uays (416) 757- 7773 ext 24 or eve. (416) 258.7742. PICKERING. large 1 bedroom apt Cable, utilities. stparare entrance, stared laundry. P". no -pets. no -smokers. ecou Jerred. Fia=t. $575 90"39-6740. t�ouiel a cenral�iocabon! n. btdr°0ma�Ad°eriuam ocled heat. Waowmw each I=. Td 905 579 9015. BONIN MAX. ptdlsiMwp apailim". Willi level. tw- MSMd Or udwnl$ W. park- aQpW�0.errr��m.utr�e, �wtMaM 1>•b- (9051686-3299. SPACNM wd-aai UNO 2 i 3 bedroom sots. Mail. at 900 and BM Glen St. Some with walk-in ddosets. Wit provided. Close toOw Sd10oIS, GO 4LAMping 990.es included Cal 7M 7M 49 IOSMW-A Large 2 & 3 B/R units. Utilities included. Easy access to schools, shopping. For appt. call WS) 721-8741 1a=WGE Large sumW badseta� Iw courtry sdtitv. adull. ISLAM opets a mature included. (WS) -8524723. UXBRIDGE, 1 bdrm. bsm1. apt. Private entrance, eat-in- krtchen, laundry & fireplace avy. Sept 1st. Call 852-9486. Main level bright country 2 bdrm. apt. Laundry, pparking, hot -tub, 5975finc. 1sVIast (905)-852-6093 INESTNEYIHWY 2 Sept 1st. 2.bedrooms ensuite laundry, 2 baths, 2 parking. 5ric- es, window bverhgs. 1250/ includes utilities, annual lease, now pets. 905-831- 2210. WESTNEY/NWY. 2 AJAX - Brand new lower level apt Livetg/dirtng. kitchen. full bathroom, rlair, parking. sep entrance. $650/mo Sept 1 Credit check Non-smoker 905-619-2404, WHITBY 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment in executive house. 4 appliances, central air, central vac, parking. ca- ble, utilities included Non- smoker, no pets References required $750/month hrsV last 666-9583 BRIGHT modem. 1 bedroom walk-uul basement apartment includes u idles, cable. laun- drygle om smoker Furnished r wl- lundshed $575 Whitby area ocsober 1.(9051666-9833 WHITBY. new sunny & !aright ane bedroom basumtent apa l- nenl Separate entrance. fridge. stove. central at Abble Sept t Call 571- WHY rem when you can own your own home for mss Ban you nMriMvie Call Dave May - lock Saks Rep Re/L, Summit geyly (1991) Ltd Till 11 668.3600 or (905) 666- 321 Flpate4 For Rett WHO SAYS lOU U':1NNOT AFFORD TO HUV A HOUSE? QV�y tram $7Wmorth ., 4ct Much Downpaynoni'm (905) 571-6275 1 -SW -8.10-6275 Mark Stapley .r. 4•V Mmw M+h ..• .'N, • AM DAM DO- I have a home for you Be it sem. detached Of lOwnhinie you nitat lave a dollar - 6 mornht tree Mni- mum income. $27.900. Rea- saubie crud!. My service absokAdy, tree to you Cal Ken Collis. CoidwitX Banker (905) 728-9414 A CREAT opportunity 10 own you own homier Not much down payment. I can licca! 3 - bedroom rased bungalow, like new. Central Oshawa. Cal Bit Ridardson Really -Nd Associates (905)433-7919. 3 . 1 bedroom farmhouse. New turnam Bright "Chen. Am from dtinialo n 1pnDriOp� Awtabk Sept.1. StOSW month. 9815473.6792. A LARGE bright dean 3 . 1 bdrmsemi in O.C. 2 baths. hardwood floors, bar wind- ows. 4 app!. khat. Oct 1st. $1150#W. (416)6751550. A UNNUZABLE DEALT From 5.500. down, own you Owl! Car- nes for Ws Wanrete. OAC. Ars bee 24 A4eew . tlttltttgl 905728-1069 Clad 277. UN - well &VdW RMIR Re11 Es1aM ANOLUIW TOAMM hoose from $550fbath. You reooire ful One family In - COW $28,000 . ruso a* uadit. 1 d0 the rest. Dool Wail. Cal Bib Roka, Coldwd Baku RUR Real Estill b day- (905) 728-9414 BETWEEN WMESII Three bedrbeoom DOrgalow awlabe 111111111 from 5/911 AaWM..syaCeentrral 1paan a mond.Whittify- CaN Fl. a .35UOrO� (905)6B3 -210D. HOUSE fu rest. Bowmatini 9e. Two yeas old, 3 bedrooms, 3 baffiVroman tub in ensdte, garage, $1,050 per mo. hal- able Ocotber Ist. Telephone (905)697-9811 a .. .r.•:1ylY.hl�.'lad:..iSM.Yvir�}.�iw'�cik6raa�:.Z:?^:':�i-• .,., , •,:•+c''a r ., •, � rt 410 410 410 590,.; _MMr '^ SICK OF REPMr4Cw?? OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! • Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! "/ Mark offers honest, professional, % no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Ability Real Estate ud. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, August 27, 1999 PAGE 21 A/P Searm" ' Seryls. • swvims • • 1 services ® Bea part of the 11 ACCOUNTING FRANCHISE NETWORK in I't :Inn.. FRIk,F North America! 'ACCOUNTING BUSINESS FOR SALE IN AJAX-PICKERING EXCELLENT GROwTM POTENTIAL UNIOUE CONCEPT SPECIFICALLY DESIGNED FOR SMALL BUS04ESS FOR MORE INFORMAnON CALL PHONE: 1-8M723-4388 FAX: 1-800-428-5297 E-MAIL: PADGETT•i GENERATION.NET • 1f°• or Lm TowMioiiess or a Ctrmages Rent 1 _ for Rent • I Tenders • I TonrMre 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Store & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00 including hydro Call 905-721-0980 1 1 Apartments for a 1 nano Rent Accommodation URGE Dann bungalow un AVAILABLE SEPT. 1 S3% or country lot 3 miles N of Ux- $315 -mc Cenlydl Oshawa lo - bridge $1.000/mo.•util Call cation Shareduse of kitchen Dennis Irwin (Broker) Cobwell and bathroom First and last Banker 1st class Real Estate required No pets. non - 2%1 -852-9765 or (905)-294- smokers preferred 571-7193 ed, over belong pool and gar- Everyone accepted regardless TGVMHOME located at 1753 CENTRAL AJAX OSHAWA IMdI7Park) 2 bed- Ne"IN Renovated. Hark- ralm detached tame 3 ap- ing, cahk-, pool. Irarhr- pliyard, s. I large tented (905)-839-0951 it yard. avail OCT 1 $900 . cur, central air, laundn- Willies. Call tot an appoint. dishwasher. ,- minutes ment 705.357-1631 walk to all amenitirs. UXBRIDGE/SAMOFORO Styr term. Oct, -,Der Apra. flexible dates Nice country tome. 10 acres. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms. partly furnished. paved road, hydro Included 5850%mo Ca11905-473-1990 Housing waned WANTED8 lerm ants. rlwert� for lamly of 4 from September 1st to OCf Bm an UxD or swrourKkv area Call I 51-852-0002 1 Townhouses For Rem PICKERING - 3 BEDR" OM SPC-::iS 1 I/2 baths hdge and stove. Wxslret, basement. gas lire place. hardwood floors, garage, private yard/ driveway. no pets IstAW ref- erences $1150 . Can (905) 831-81123 WHITBY. 3 bedroom town- DVuse une bath, Clove to schoWs. traresportalion. WA rmh include$ water. hydro. stove and Avail Oct t st Cog (905)83-8797 specs For Roy 500-5.000 sq 11 lot cummeF ciaLretad,storagt from $300 per Great Igo- Icon �Oorvrnoextit P�Bownrgnhwle Won I last' Cal 905.697.3067 1 Ro,nie for P40 A,AX Futmsned room, stul- able for matureult. f350/mo.. Cal 905=426-9042 A.IAII- NICE Clean Room - f uud family. S350'nphlh fur. nhshed or urNurraShed can 427-6106. AVAILABLE kume4iateh Fur- nlshed room in Pickering, a- ble, kitchen facilities. new PTC/GO Pickering Generating Station. S36G/hatemb $170 Oi-weedit, (905)420-4 Illi BOWMANtnLLE- Lnberty/401 Furnished room available for working person. quiet, dean. TV. able, parking. shared bathroom, kitchen S living room. $85 weekly. cap 905- 697-0760 PICKERING large room. $425 available imhiediately. Fur- hished/Lnfumished suitable lir working make, shire kitchen, laudry pool, bbq yid WPle7 No pets. (905) 1339- a I SIh�M ROOM To RBn w 3 MW Rouse. Clean, OriOld. Gose ID lake 8 transit. S40 MO. in- clusiv. 1st/last. Available immediately, Call 905-839- 9801. in exchange for light work on small horse farm. Stall for own horse available. North of Uxbridge. 705-357-1890. AVAIL. immd to share spa - nous 2 bdrm apt. clean mu - lure working person. Male Preferred Central All", S450/m0.1/2 uta (905)-619-0637. Working male prr- ferred. $95/werk. Refer- erncrs, rimadi't. Call Ed W';-428-7737 or 416- 974 48-14. (preterm" 'er•ale to share 3 bedroom townhouse In Pickering. Average $600 per month all Inclusive. Must like cats Available Octoberist. First/last. (905)831-7127. Ar 001! wnrTE'S RD ?:.kr it ill ::1.411 name qu.cl suDuk- vision by conservation area Share all facilities non Smoker. no pets available now $375 monthly, share uewmes 839-750 ROOM tot rent in Bowman - Ville uuse to 401. snare Clean. Vaud new hots.. liken, dry, kitchen. parking ava4- abw 5425 inclusive per matin. fust and tat required Tel/ (90.5)-623.5671 leave message WANTED female student (preferably) 10 share lown- house. 2 large rooms. 3 pc batkMtr level. shared kitchen and yard On bus ro- ute Close 10 0 C. $100/wk CA 579-4816 cand0m.rams For PAN PARKWOOO VILLAGE Cour lice Apprux 1200 sq n 2 - Well. 2 -bedroom. 6 ap- pkances. fireplace. AIC ston- age Saw . hydro Cal 905- 2905 • I Office A Relay SWO M SO.Ft. of bright office space Air conditioned Fully Carpeted d panelled Heat 8 Hydro included. Near Hwy 2 d Brock $800/mo Gross (905)- 686.1234 COMMERCIAL MTS. Park d Moor. great location 1 Avail- able units. 1425 sq It each Call (905) 579-5077. atter 5 pm (905)571-3281 RETAIL OFFICE Spam. 1200 Sq it. with lull basement. park- ing, large signage $9.95/ sq.ft. net+ (905)404-8217. U11Mi11M - DOWNTOWN office retail. Bright• private entrance, set -contained, ex- cellent location, goo sq. it., available immediately. fall 416-993-6257. e GerageA am Am US.MMMODTN FOR OUT- DOOR STORAGE. NORTH OSHAWA, Trailer, boat. RV. motorcycle and car storage available. Indoor storage also available. Book lbw! Wei (905)576-9441. GARAGE FOR RENT, 1200 sq.R., private drive. Heated. good. dean. drystorage. Call (905)438-8938, leave mes- Stax. WANTED!! Winter storage wanted lot 31' sail boat In- door or outdoor. Cap (905)- 852.7528. • I YhdY�Niel 7N SO.FT. industriaUcom- merrial for rem in downtown area. Large overhead door. well At sign 571-5138 or 579- 3322. 3 BEDROOM cottage for rem Gooderham Lake. Hallburton AUG 28- SEPT 4 5600 985- 0059 LOWER BuCkhorn Lake. I acre lot, beautiful view. 3 - bedrooms. sleeps 6. fully equipped. $800/week 905- 420.6751 • 1 Florida viic. Remafs A PERFECT FAMILY Vacation Home in CLEAR WATER AREA 3 bedroom, townhouse. pool. IdCuyyl. tennis court, pond. BBO. private yard, dose to Desch Available now For into b Photos (905)-579-3788 1 1 Private Homes For Saw BOWMANVILLE - SPACIOUS 3 beds r Semi 2 bath; tar Ished basement with saunas shower. main floor gas fire- place walkout to palro/awn- ing, bulli in gas barbecue and Private yard. fenced iground round pod. large shed, close to 401 schools and shopping $129 900 !905) 697-2655 COURTICE 2917 Hancock Rd 2400 ,,I !I Cape Cod. 112 acre packing onto greenbelt. 3.1 bedroom 2 5 baths. $297 900 Open House Sun ^.g 22 3-5p m Fn Aug 27. 9 p m 404-2667 NOMESELLERS � rid out what the tk;wr, !'le dreel sold tot Receive a computerized Printout of recent area home sales and current listings malted to you at NO cost or OWigafion Call 24hrs to 1- 800-288-8897 6 enter IN 1267 to leave message xdr- atmg which streets you want ,to on (Wk to no one) LAKE ONTARIO Waterfront bui''I;a.,w 1_,,v.t6SIaIUMar- ble solid oak doors It trim throuohout Sea wag with pa- tio Fireplace Rare property Offered at $429.0011 Agents wrelconne 3% (9051-683-5589 ONE ACRE custom 3 bedroom cuunir, home $149.700 172 acre 2 oedtoum country home S100.900 H•7i frontage. large country home 5149 900 CaN Dale or Gall Anderson Sales Reps Remax Cornerstone 623-6000 PETERBOROUGH TRIPLEX 488 Barker Ave Very well kept Good tenants Income S 19 000 588.000 va 6 2%. own and live for tree $186900 Rehruq Cap Norman (905)- 683-44Y2 PICKERING 'Scotchbrook' 220C s:; tt Mn and Laundry 3. bdrms In law -apt 15610 Many extras GA 8 9 appl $249.900 (905)420-7653 PREFERRED AREA OF Osha- INVITATION TO BID Bids for services listed below address to: The Distribution Manager News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave. AjaxOntario LIS 2H5 Will be received until: 5pm. Friday September 10, 1999. Contract commencing September 27,1999, Work consists of counting, bundling, and dropping of papers, flyers. catalogues and other products to specific drop locations in the Ajax area. Delivery to be completed within 2 his. after receiving final product. Information packages available at: 130 Commercial Ave. Ask for Bid #1 Lowest or any bras nor necessdr;vy acceprea UnComing Events . ' 1 Coning Events • 1 Perstunals ---@ Personals T11AAAS to St. Jude and the Sacred llerart of Jesus for favors received.Vav the Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, gloriftrd, loved and preserved through- out the world now and forever. Sacred llearr of Jesus pray for us. .St. Jude worker of miracles pray for us. St. Jude helper of the sick pray for us. Say this prayer nine tunes a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed, and your prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. I_ wi Large 4 Dorm semi Intdr- tucking brick dnvewayRrOaU CanldOs 1bath- 0-" M back porde New rooU for saw b LWW rooms Ceramic hall am OaIA Finished Dsmt d laundry GA DISCOVERY PLACE Picker. MONEY PROBLEMS. Get out 1 yr old Lots of street appeal i'g. I bdrm solarium Daia- of debt quick without going $142.000 firm (905)728-0470 'M. 2 baths Manage. decont- bankrupt or bang garnsheW road. Royal LePage Real Es - ed, over belong pool and gar- Everyone accepted regardless TGVMHOME located at 1753 den 24hrs security Fabulos of credit ralxp Cam fon hK Woodgale Trail in Norm Osha- ree centre Private Clean. infornubon 905-576.3505 wa Less than 1 yr old 2 (905)-839-0951 Student loans included largcent bedrooms. 5 appWncces. central au. flexible Closing PLAZA l00, 1830 s tt mid- q FkimciIN Asking $126 900 Leave dryer und, masher warner. • nl message 723.5031 dryer. dishwasher stove tate (905) 57111 800.355-9875 rood. all widow coverings d co NwesNnerfT Pry w 2318 sq it bungalow on 1 174 light fixtures Neutral decor tages and trailer park located acre lot 5 min from Uxbridge Solid oak cupbands. in small rural hamlet Walling m 5234.900 negotiable Prioed to some by the water Large distance to dayacre. Great for sell 723-4951 FACTS YOII NEED family living Must see $289.900.(9051-985-11095 PICKERING. 3 bedroom Con- do lot saw by owner Liver - WHITBY - Well maintained pool/Bayly Walk to Go and 1.300 sq ft. 3 bedroom bun- mall. 102.000 o.b.o Call (905)683-0709. gable in sought seer area. Close to schools. parks. Semi Loa for finished basement on a 50 x140 ft. lot. Open house at BUILD your dream home on a 1005 Centre St. N.. on August loa he lot in Pickenn paved and August road. Royal LePage Real Es - 29th 1 - 4 p.m, Asking tale Services. 416.221.5515 $165.000. (905) 666-0283 Paola Reiter sales represen- • Wae1w tative residence 1-800 355- 9875. b B COURTICE COMMERCIAL PROPERTIES WANTED (vac corner U. 1.890 sq meters. orgy $150.0Oshawa - ant land), 2.3 acre Ids. 10.15 Bbor ST. E 1 . 1 S acre develop, acre lots. 30# acre lots. Royal merit site. no density torxnq. Lepage Real Estate Services, asking $300.000 Waller text. 416-221.5515.. Paula Reher, Royal Lepage Frady Real Es. Sales Representative. Res. 1- tate (905) 57111 800.355-9875 1 canlfwr railer sin NwesNnerfT Pry w RED SETTER RESORT - cot- tages and trailer park located APARTMENT BUILDING - 8- on the Trent River near Have- unil 5368900 Oshawa, brick. lode. Expanded 30 new sites. 4-2 bedrooms. 4.1 bedrooms• some by the water Large all rented. Fire reirdrt, phase spacious sites. Good fishing, r hall 1 8 2 completed Opposite Cif (705)ec a� rates 778 - GM plant Income $64K/yr 1- 3096 604-8(4.11390 TO KNOW! 1 (8W) 641-4628 DEBT RELIEF GUARANTEED WE CAN HELP! :1 Illor I I le mn ACCESS YOUR MONEY NOW! FAST FINANCIAL ASSIS- TANCE. Private Financial As- sistance. No File Opening Fee, No Credit Investigation. Assistance for Personal or Business Needs. Ouick IS Confidential Acceptance ELI- GIBILITY: RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan). RIF (Retirement Income Fund). LIRA (Locked -In Retirement - Allowance Plan). PENSION PLAN from a Former Employ- er Muumum of $10,000Ana- lyzed by our consultants and releired for rapid financial ex- ecution. CFM INC., Toll Free Phone 1-888.657.1062, Toll Free Fax 1-888-703-1492, 7 Days/Week.24 Hour Service. ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN' 35 Church St. N. Pickering Village • 683-7311 Joint Summer Services 10:00 a.m. at St. Andrew's August 29 Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister EVERYONE WELCOME TO ADVERTISE YOUR CHURCH SERVICES Please call Janice Cay 683-0707 or fax (905) 579-1218 Pickering Standard Church -J I SUM' blethnw Brrxk RdJHJHwy.1Y7 SUMMER SERVICES SUNDAY WORSHIP - 10:30 AM EVENING - TOOPM '-The Chun h lhw Srrrlle" St. Isaac .Joques Catholic Church 1 138 Finch Avenue. Pickering LII. 1.16 (905 1 831-3353 SUNII)AY I.ITUR(;11' Saturda} vigil -4:_io p.1n. Sunday Morning S:30- I0:(H), 11:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. august 29 - September S d" LANCE KEVIN BILL NASIR HIRAM DAVID WALLNAU LEAL PRANKARD SIDDIKI JOSEPH YOUNGREN )'1Fvtmi,R4 ♦t♦!iS1. %I .I "1&"kI,:f-I);iI? M.111. LN' ": (AV P.m. 10: 00 IL M. A: WI p. Nr EXCITING CHILDREN'S MINISTRY EVERY NIGHT... World Harvest Church -- 725 Bloor St. W., Oshawa (905) 579-1867 MORTGAGES awd u,d ;., inauvi.; �br any pun - ad Cages mmraxMyot ppeaagqqet- Services Corp (905) ti68- 6805 • 1 Busxiess was COURTICE well rywppeu 3u - Seat �hvtese restaurant in ✓la:a filially take-uuis arta dekventS Asking $69.900. WHITBY - well equipped 38 - seat Chinese watt LLSO Marty take-outs and dekveries Only S54 800 Johnny Wong- HomNde 1416-490-1068 ESTABLISHED LOTTO centre in major department store in awal. immediate oceupdttcy $1175068 Phone Jake (613) FRANCHISE OPPORTUNITY Ground floor openings ut your area Own your own adverus- ing business. for only 520.000 DO investment Estab- lished and proven company will provide tramnq ant Fran - equipment. Only ONE Fran- chise per geographic area Cam lbw for Information (613) 962-0411 OFFICE COFFEE SERVICE franchise Home based, with SOW customer base in Dur- ham Region Great potential Call (905) 626-6502 alter 5 p. m. WE ARE LOOKING for Den - lists. Restaurants, Message TherapISIS. Hotels. Computer Stores. Sporting Goods. Day are. Builthn0 SupplIts, Ren- ovators. Roofers. ONice lurn- ture and Decor. Our clients need the Weoedog services 6 products, Please all 905.579- 4034 Please read your dassdW ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. SoGndiates GraduatesLM Graduates CON r' TE YOUR GRADUATE! Congratulations PAULI Love, Mom, Dad, Laura Il Jlmmyi Actual Sizc Of Ad To place this ad in this spechd section call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 852-9741 IUP PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, August 27,1999 ELECTRICIAN Speaai rn>g serwce tttd hakes 68 er new homey Additions 8 Rertova0ons. Free esGvrtates 6 AW work Qwwnteedr Can Sam DII. 11r*.n, rpentry, basan.nKs. h-iMwnu. Ceramics. Cheek Free e,tiinafes Sea:ees Dixwab MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU !1051 4ZS-1362 Ask ter Paul CAMMCTM Additions Renovations Decks Basements 427-0059 M1. Nfamiliin Top Oualii an at Reasonable Service and new instaltataons Residential -Camlercial No pb too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years CanU5-m 1 trsYtBiy � ii PANIITIIIG a PLASTERNIG Sh basemerd renovaalixim. Pay as yoursaboed. Cyr a bite atinuft Call son 416-414-5511 (PiCk- lai�titttle air wltt� i stirwceihop. Gcocral reran. Top quality w -k at rcaminablic prxxs 20% (Al f r Seniors Call lir a FREE Estimate 4.4.96" TMS PAINTING a DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0061 If :1 RooBg :1 ROO" A 45 C ROOFING And Ahutitauninti Shingling, all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guaranteed. 10%• Discount to Seniors, fully insured, Free estimates. at (COs) 5994 p" WADrivReofir ' slio k N 8 V APPLIANCES Repairs to refrigerators, microwaves. washers, dryers, freezers, stoves and dishwashers, Free estimates, (905)428-7589 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O 4 lessons 8 test $105. -10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Frew pick -up and drop oft (416)287-3060 Movingng a • Busiriess Storage Services a STORAGE Houses. Apart,^eats Ottices. Appliances B Piano Specialists. Senior i3 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured Free Estimates Prolemonal service. _Call 436-7795. Cross Movers Exp it moving Households • QThCes • Apts Padurtg Avail. Free Estlnates 41642341239 i'G or srhal wo do d all am C triune WA AAMALNG CLEANING INC Too hush' Too fired' or Jus' ort -i like t9rarwq'a Boned a mstired Gne Teresa a tall at 9051666-0727 CLeAtiING LADY AVAILABLE h %car% cxpencncc. Cwellent rcfercac- 0s. $60 including Iridge & -,love. Call Pam at x39-1701 .No far, you've fined time reps. ,Voir u's hitt to t7 elft sea Vacuuming. dusting, kitchens baths. blinds. baseboards. whim, (k>as, and more for I low prix of $65 00 S/etrf Awn 7.r, 6 W -j Carty Hula 0 cc@ 416-79412M `Sc TAKE IT EASY! We offer camplelr organic gardea aid laws care services landscape design and tosullattua. weekly lawn cutting Safe for you ur*en and putt FREE ESTIMATES Cal today to end out more N14stMl.nrrr t4tntls7m TREE CUTTING & TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 a _5 L Add COLOUR E FUN W yuw cclohralkw! Many shop" It sirs. It". vftm ura(mx! 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Call Ernie 66"93" • 1 1 In+teniori.ns • 1 1 rt w wwisns iMAUNDER, MARGERY: Paswd Aaa) Lugust 2%th, 1998 In !,dying %lemon of a Special Wife, %1 W her, Grand%lother & (:real Grand%lother on her Birthday August 28th. i A Mother is raspecial gift (hie you think will stag You nerer think the day wi!! ronre When she will go away. To us, you were so special Loving, king and true You never will be forgotten We thought the world of you. Your memory is our keepsake With which we'll never part God has you in his keeping We have you in our hearts. In life we loved you dearly in death we love you still We know you walk beside us And when our tires are through We pray that God will take our hands And lead us straight to you. ii' Your Kindness is Forever in Our Hearts We Miss You. With all our Love, From Your Family. You Left us Beautiful Memories Your Love is Still Our Guide And Thou we Cannot see You You Are .ways by Our Side. The War Amps qATAW Many members of The War Amps CHAMP Program for child amputees have lost limbs in accidents. They were hurt playing in dangerous places. Through videos, community presentations, and safety floats, these Safety Ambassadors warn other Children to PLAYSAFE! "Don't let an accident happen to you! Spot the ager bef+one you play!" 1 To order a SAFETY WALK kit, a PLAYSAFE video, or your 1999 key tags, contact The war Amps: E -ZEE ACCESS Tel.: 1-000.250-3030 Fax: 1-800-219-8988 http Nwtrw.waranlps.ca Charital* Registration Number 13196 9628 RR0001 WALTER PASSARF,LLAI News Advertiser photo Bear on a hog Motorcycle enthusiast Bruno Gauweiler is all set to hit the road on be- half of the Oshawa Optimist Club's annual Motorcycle Toy Ride in Durham- Motorcyclists are invited to take part in the Sept. 18 event, or- ganized to collect Christmas toys for needy children across Durham Re- gion. Call 1-800-281-9467 for information on the ride. Durham's paramedics come together New association spreads the word about its work BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Durham's paramedics — men and women who arc there in an emer- gcncy — arc hoping to raise their profile in the community through a new association. Paramedics from across the region have come together to form the Durham Paramedic Association. Eventually becoming a member group of the Ontario Paramedic As- sociation, the unit will increase pub- lic awareness about ies role in emer- gency services and help preserve pro- fessional standards, says newly elect- ed president Steve Rowland. "We're going to raise our profile and let people know this is not the old days when someone is thrown on a stretcher and brought to the hospital. (Now) we bring the hospital to them," says Mr. Rowland, an Oshawa paramedic with 25 -years experience in the field. He says paramedics are trained to start administering aid to someone, even procedures that were previously only done in a hospital emergency room. That recognition is already hap- pening to a certain degree, he says as "people are starting to realize we're more qualified than police officers and firefighters" in emergency med- ical situations. "We want to educate the public about what we do and how we do it and how they can become involved in .:.-Ysr.'S.,>ia..;!dYa'g':,�+• ._ .. ._.„;t%/CcsaSy[+XGd�fi'X''x�ipti��Yo'aio.•R•,ct� it," Mr. Rowland says- Such education includes letting people know when it's appropriate to call for an ambulance or when it's OK to have a family member take them to hospital. "There's a lot of public education from our point of view," says Mr. Rowland. While the group is clear about its mandate, it is equally clear about what it is not. This is not a trade union and it never will be," Mr. Rowland says. The plan is he says, to become a pro- fessional association, where profes- sional standards for paramedics can be enforced. The formation of the association comes at the same time as Durham prepares for the amalgamation of am- bulance services from all municipali- ties into one entity, governed by the Region of Durham, Mr. Rowland said the members of the association, which represent every area of Durham, felt they should "strike while the iron is hot" to form the group. When Durham Region takes over' ambulance services on Jan. 1, 2000, Mr. Rowland says there will be conti- nuity between the different areas of the region, with crews having the same equipment, vehicles and train- ing. "nat can't be anything but good for us and the people we deal with," he says. I r� i � � • �1 lsgal Iloticyi ON SEII oro 2STN, 1999 Sate and Saud Sett Storage Inc will sell by pudic auction the following accounts which are delinquent to cover the cost of rent and expenses Ajax, Richard Daley. La- wrence Kageyama. Pickering, Donald Harvey. John Mc- Manus. Toronto Earl Morgan, Terry Morenz. Graham Cole- man, Larry Chilton and Sharon Hanks. Raymond Paradis Any of the tenants may pay the amount owing by Visa. Mastercard. Interact cash or money order to redeem their li merchandise . removing eye - I nthnq prior to the auction 1 Personals IORED HOUSEWIVES - ON TARIO Names d Home Phone Numbers. 1-900.451: 36M ext 680 $3 69tmin must be 18 T -tone N N I DURHAM'S OWN DATING SERVICE, Cad 905 683 111 Create a private mailbox or browse other personal ads tree. Meet a new Friend or Love for Ile OSNAWA RELAXING MAS- SAGE Shoos❑ SerwCe 40 King St ri 005, 404-9625 1130 am-9pm REWUbnON body massage westnev Roac S�ftd1, Apx lS d 11a Call 1905)-426 4585 for appointment I1 I Improvements ELECTRICIAN Speaai rn>g serwce tttd hakes 68 er new homey Additions 8 Rertova0ons. Free esGvrtates 6 AW work Qwwnteedr Can Sam DII. 11r*.n, rpentry, basan.nKs. h-iMwnu. Ceramics. Cheek Free e,tiinafes Sea:ees Dixwab MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU !1051 4ZS-1362 Ask ter Paul CAMMCTM Additions Renovations Decks Basements 427-0059 M1. Nfamiliin Top Oualii an at Reasonable Service and new instaltataons Residential -Camlercial No pb too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years CanU5-m 1 trsYtBiy � ii PANIITIIIG a PLASTERNIG Sh basemerd renovaalixim. Pay as yoursaboed. Cyr a bite atinuft Call son 416-414-5511 (PiCk- lai�titttle air wltt� i stirwceihop. Gcocral reran. 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The War Amps qATAW Many members of The War Amps CHAMP Program for child amputees have lost limbs in accidents. They were hurt playing in dangerous places. Through videos, community presentations, and safety floats, these Safety Ambassadors warn other Children to PLAYSAFE! "Don't let an accident happen to you! Spot the ager bef+one you play!" 1 To order a SAFETY WALK kit, a PLAYSAFE video, or your 1999 key tags, contact The war Amps: E -ZEE ACCESS Tel.: 1-000.250-3030 Fax: 1-800-219-8988 http Nwtrw.waranlps.ca Charital* Registration Number 13196 9628 RR0001 WALTER PASSARF,LLAI News Advertiser photo Bear on a hog Motorcycle enthusiast Bruno Gauweiler is all set to hit the road on be- half of the Oshawa Optimist Club's annual Motorcycle Toy Ride in Durham- Motorcyclists are invited to take part in the Sept. 18 event, or- ganized to collect Christmas toys for needy children across Durham Re- gion. Call 1-800-281-9467 for information on the ride. Durham's paramedics come together New association spreads the word about its work BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Durham's paramedics — men and women who arc there in an emer- gcncy — arc hoping to raise their profile in the community through a new association. Paramedics from across the region have come together to form the Durham Paramedic Association. Eventually becoming a member group of the Ontario Paramedic As- sociation, the unit will increase pub- lic awareness about ies role in emer- gency services and help preserve pro- fessional standards, says newly elect- ed president Steve Rowland. "We're going to raise our profile and let people know this is not the old days when someone is thrown on a stretcher and brought to the hospital. (Now) we bring the hospital to them," says Mr. Rowland, an Oshawa paramedic with 25 -years experience in the field. He says paramedics are trained to start administering aid to someone, even procedures that were previously only done in a hospital emergency room. That recognition is already hap- pening to a certain degree, he says as "people are starting to realize we're more qualified than police officers and firefighters" in emergency med- ical situations. "We want to educate the public about what we do and how we do it and how they can become involved in .:.-Ysr.'S.,>ia..;!dYa'g':,�+• ._ .. ._.„;t%/CcsaSy[+XGd�fi'X''x�ipti��Yo'aio.•R•,ct� it," Mr. Rowland says- Such education includes letting people know when it's appropriate to call for an ambulance or when it's OK to have a family member take them to hospital. "There's a lot of public education from our point of view," says Mr. Rowland. While the group is clear about its mandate, it is equally clear about what it is not. This is not a trade union and it never will be," Mr. Rowland says. The plan is he says, to become a pro- fessional association, where profes- sional standards for paramedics can be enforced. The formation of the association comes at the same time as Durham prepares for the amalgamation of am- bulance services from all municipali- ties into one entity, governed by the Region of Durham, Mr. Rowland said the members of the association, which represent every area of Durham, felt they should "strike while the iron is hot" to form the group. When Durham Region takes over' ambulance services on Jan. 1, 2000, Mr. Rowland says there will be conti- nuity between the different areas of the region, with crews having the same equipment, vehicles and train- ing. "nat can't be anything but good for us and the people we deal with," he says. zJ, NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, August 27, 1999 PAGE 23 AIP H 0 & GARDEN1 NEWS ADVERTISER AUG. 2.7, 1999 Design a beautifulbulb the millennium um If"you want to celebrate the mil- I prefer to dig a bigger hole and then of the hole has a couple of inches of growth right inside. lennium in a special but personal " lace the bulbs in the hole(pointyloose dirt for drainage. mewl ur- But if way, your garden is the perfect lace 4, VeTOnIC1 P g y P you want the bulbs to to do it. Spring bulbs planted n the �. end up!) at the spacing indicated on chased bulbs come with all the food come back year after year, add a lit - fall of 1999 will create the earliest '�, =- Sllva the Package. Make sure the bottom they need for the first season's tle food for the future. bursts of colour to appear in the year 2000. If you want to create a garden that reflects the past you will find some antique bulb varieties being offered this fall. Growing bulbs is easy, but they do have a few simple requirements. Locate them in a spot where the soil is well -drained. Bulbs like water, but not 'wet feet.' It makes sense to avoid low areas where water collects. Sitting in soggy soil can cause the bulbs to rot. Light conditions are really not a big issue when planning where to locate your bulbs. Deciduous trees will not have leafed when the bulbs come up and so there will be plenty of light. Your colour scheme can be as in- dividual as you are. If you like hot colours there arc plenty of reds, yel- lows oranges and purples to choose from. If your inclination is to a soft- er and subtle mooch, you might want to consider romantic peaches. pinks. butter torics and pale lavenders. Once you decide on the mo,i you want to create you' I I h;n .• In The Garden trouble finding bulbs (tulips in par- ticular) in your choice of colours. Whatever your colour scheme and whether you plant 10 or 1,000 bulbs, they will look best planted in groups of five and more. Single bulbs, planted in a row like soldiers have little visual impact. You can scatter handfuls of the small early - blooming hullos (like crocuses) on the lawn and then plant them wher- ever they fall. This creates a natural effect that will be enjoyed for yeah. By the time the foliage dies down, it will be time to cut the grass. As a general rule, plant bulbs two to three times as deep as they are tall. For example: smaller bulbs such as crocuses and snowdrops, are planted four to five inches (10-13 cm) deep, large bulbs such as tulips and daffodils, are planted six to eight inches (15-20 cm) deep. You can dig small holes just enough for one or a few bulbs. 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