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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_08_29-f DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I N G ' S PRESSRUN 44,000 32 PAGES COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $I NEWSSTAND Going head to head Ajax firefighters Rick Browning (left) and Dave Lang rub heads for good luck in preparation for an upcoming competition against other firefighters in the International Extrication Competition and Learning Symposium in Florida Sept. 21-25. The two had their heads shaved Thursday to raise A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo money for the Ajax team, which earned the right to attend the competition after winning the Southern Ontario Central Region contest in July. They beat 19 other teams in the GTA in removing 'victims' frrmm simulated auto accidents. See page 7 for more photos. Pickering residents help feed the needy Visiting teachers praise Durham S1UK SERI c board hosts the world a educators' conference BY SUSAN OWEItl Staff Writer While three years have passed since the Durham District School Board won the international Carl Bertelsmann Prize for excellence in education, teachers from around the globe are continuing to flock to the region to find out more about schooling in Durham. "'Tile notoriety of the Bertels- mann Award ... keeps people com- ing;' says board staff development co-ordinator Mark Joel. "People are recognizing good things are happening he " In fact, the board's current Edu- cators' Conference, which wraps FRANK WESTBY up Tuesday, is proof the board and 'They don't lose sight its teachers continue to be commit- of the students...' ted to professional development and quality education, he says. York State and Ottawa, will have Mr. Joel explains the confer- taken part. ence, a tradition for more than 10 "We're a very progressive dis- years, is designed to help teachers trict too;' says Jim Dillon, an ele- learn a "practical skill in one day to mentary school principal who trav- two weeks" elled here from the Guilderland And, by the time the workshops Central School District near Al - wind — next week, approximately bany, New York with his wife Salvation Army shelves bulge with donations 1.200 teachers, including some from as far away as Norway, New See 1)URHAM page 7 Christmas came early for the ready weighed more than 230 kilo - ,Ajax -Pickering Salvation Army this , grams of food that was collected Inside the year thanks to the generosity of area •. Wednesday. residents who contributed to a food And, "We still have three big News Advertiser drive Wednesday, organizers say. boxes down at the store ... I would Grower Direct Fresh Cut Flow- say we have close to 500 kilos of teamed up with the Sally Ann food ... that's a good day" ff TO Mers for the company's third annual Ms. Reid also notes Sally Ann EMI 1-1 Pqp ...........6 Friendship Day, handing out a also collected $250 in donations. Colullift 6 dozen roses to people who made a s "It was like Christmas," says Nom! 9reppieE .........19 donation of non-perishable food at Ms. MacKillop of the food -for - "I ftab the florist shop on Bayly Street in ::'� roses initiative. can't believe • •23 Ajax. generous people were. People do Clas tiN .............26 Although Grower Direct owner acuWly want to donate." So, she's . M = A CALL Susan MacKillop had more than decided to keep .a donation box in N ... ,Z,000 roses to give away, she says the store. _ .... , , ,683-5110 IbblodN ilhat wasn't nearly enough. "Pe cple were coming in all day ......683-5117 "It worked out reapy well but we SUSAN MacKILLOP (Thursday) even though they knew 9=6 NO= .....683-3005 could have used 5,000 roses," she Fhwd promotion feeds all our roses would likely be gone." AMU= Lw ......683-7545 says "It was wonderful. It was un- the hungry. Staff continued to hand out sia-� iA>e believable actually, and people are gle carnations as a thank you for still donating food. The store still Dianna Reid, a family service supporting the food batik, she adds. • .. , ,1-800-662-8423 has a lot of groceries in it. It's worker with the Ajax -Pickering "I'm glad we did it," says Ms. ENWI .newsroom@dUrham.net bizarre" Salvation Army. MacKillop. "It's nice that you could Web8ft ....durhamnews.net "It was a fantastic success," says She reports Sally Ann has a]- actually help people" FAX .............683-7363 m e4"da .. 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The teachers will Ross during the New Teacher also spend time with the su- Orientation Day being held at perintendents responsible for the board's headquarters in their area. Whitby- The 67 new high school The 182 new elementary teachers who were hired for school teachers and 77 sec- the second semester of the ondary school instructors will 1998-99 school year will also then spend the rest of the he attending the orientation morning focusing on "strate- session. learn `strategies for success' Youth job centre stays open The Oshawa Human Re- sources Centre for Students will con- tinue to offer ser- vices to young people through- out the school year, Human Re- sources Develop- ment Canada (HRDC) has an- m)unced. The Oshawa office is extend- ing its services to meet "the in- creased need for students to access job opportunities year-round," re- ports HRDC, which notes the Pickering and Bowmanville stu- ,dent centres have closed for the sea- son after a busy summer. According to Janet Rivers, HRDC's supervi- sor of the student centres, "The three offices in Durham assisted over 7,000 stu- dents with their job search, while over 2,700 stu- dents found stun - mer jobs through postings adver- tised in the cen- tres:' For more in- formation call the centre at 725- 6319. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 PAGE 3 AAP Now long ;-1 'has it been? DOUG ROSS Welcomes new teachers GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offers consultation and gambling counseling services for all forms of gambling. All services are confidential and provided without cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 MBERLEA S DENTAL CENTRE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. E�1E/��SSEEiY/N1/SLQ.� • • • • • • ��ff.9- E.!/EAGENCYPAGEA AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. 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Early registration will ensure our Place in the schnnl For more information call: 0WWAIWFIITBY/CLARINGT0N or ,,AJAX/PICKERING '► -__436-9882 686-1395 How 3•--f v con v hi Li t 1 1 AtA999 Your ticket to this magical everting provides you with a blanket" picnic basket for two and musical entertainment: �",_-"Tchai,kovsky goes to Hollywood"Celebrating the Millenium in Music / John Williams' Academy Award winning scores and Tchaikovsky Chart Busters With Speciat Guest Violinist Khatchatour Almazian Re -live the glory of the Castle in the early 1900's! Mclzs Starli 165.00 includes admission for two, picric fare,`bottle of package ine, corkscrew, lasses, blanket & basket ( K " yours to keep► 2F��r tickets call (905) (,(►R-3;51iProceedsto Trafah:ar c .. ,r � , ,,,,, �, i:,)tarTldp ff R4/SarV FundAnother community event co-sponsored by This Week and the News Advertiser NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 5 P TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL ilk proudly presents Friday, Septem -�-:�,IGates Open 7.•30 pm •Concert x:00 pm Wlt%t Ilia �SHAWA~DT'RHAM ! !?�iCt1J�! ii�t�1.�u� conducted by Associate Music ;-f. Conductor Miss Sun - Young Lee Heather Beaumont gets a kick out of children in Courtice. When Heather Beaumont volunteered to coach soccer three years ago, she never expected to have so much fun. "I offered to help because, without volunteer coaches, many children would miss out," says Heather. "Courtice is a young and rapidly growing community with over 1000 children wanting to play soccer so there is a great need for volunteer help." This year Heather is coaching a minor squirt team of 14 seven -year-olds. In the Heather works for Royal Bank in Courtice. She's just one of many Royal Baulk employees across Canada who take time out to help in their communities. And we'd just like to take this opportunity to thank them for doing what they do. To find out'more about how.you can help the Courtice Soccer Association, call(905)436-7476 past two years, she worked with hve and six -year-olds in the tyke division. ROYAL BANK "It's so rewarding to watch young players give it their best, play together as a team FINANCIAL GROUP and see the smiles and excitement on their faces — and on the faces of their parents. 0 Registered trade mark of Royal Bank of Canada 21. imagine § A New spm d comrnxYty = �s p P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 Edi oria & Getebrate the future, t opiNioNs 20 :�04 Is DURHAM own N E W S A D VER TIS E R A U G 2 -9---,- 1 9 9___9___ EDITORIAL Durham Region — lots to celebrate Sing loud and sing proud during region's silver anniversary Where on Earth can you go where courary roads for going nowhere fast on you can meet all the peoples of the a Sunday drive. world? Where in the world can you live Yes, Durham has so much. We who in a quaint and quiet neighbourhood less . live here have so much to celebrate. than an hour's drive from a major me- And, there's no time like the present to tropolis'? Where on this planet can you put on our party hats and break out the have access to an endless array of big- noisemakers. city amenities but still feel a sense of This is the 25th year of the existence community and small-town values? of Durham as a regional municipality. In Durham, that's where. This region Several events have already been held to we call home is a rich one, indeed. It celebrate the region's silver anniversary boasts a cultural rainbow of people of and more activities are planned for the every colour and creed, every race and remainder of the year. religion. We have first-rate schools for Right now, you can get your hands our children and top-notch hospitals for on any number of nine anniversary com- our infirm. Durham has a wealth of memorative coins available for a nomi- recreation facilities to keep us feeling nal price at municipal offices throughout young and seniors' centres to keep us the area — one from the region and one busy when we're old. representing each of Durham's eight Q�TiENCE MY Now _ lou i A21W _ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR P' k Z000 We re blessed to this region to have a municipalities, featuring the municipali- 1%, erlrlg afford this event, but I'm sure that mix of major industries which employ ty's coat of arms on one side and a dis- all the Town councillors and offi- thousands of local residents and a tinctive landmark on the other side.cials party as little will certainly be there. Will it wealth of opportunities to open up hoe m And, a CD featuring 12 area groups be a business expense that we are businesses when: we can ply our trade which won various contests is expected all subsidizing'? without reporting to bosses. Durham has to be sold in local music stores begin- for regular folks What will the rest of us get for an enviable combination of large-scale ning in mid-October. 2000•? shopping facilities and little Ma and Pa It will remind Durham residents that To the editor: • An efficient environmental way of retail operations. We can live here and we hav - something to sing about. Pick A recent newspaper article has disposing of our own garbage'? No. work here or, if we choose, work else- up the commemorative coins and the me most perplexed. • Perhaps, a local composting loca- where and come home to our oasis of CD if you want to get in on the region's Pickering will celebrate becom- tion where we could get free com- sanctuary. silver anniversary celebrations. Sing ing the Millennium City with a gala post to use on our own garden The region has a varied landscape of loud and sing proud. affair which has an admission price Then we would use less water tos. urban centres that provide jobs and rural of $500 a couple. grow healthy plants. No. l areas that produce food, hills for skiing E-mail comments an this editorial to Does this mean that our new city • How about some allotted gardens and lakes for swimming, major high- nnewsQdurham.neit lnchide your full is a place only for the wealthy'? 1, a% on Town property for people who ways for travelling to places quickly and name and town of residence. a single parent, certainly could not don't have green space of their —--- - j Games ('��''eat ---- --- but we shouldn' — -- t a p y own? Fencing and a water source would he required. No. Wouldn't these ideas be money better spent than on fireworks? Tree and shrub plantings, per - Let private interests finance Olympics haps with business names on each, would have been a more Let the games begin. Toronto's bid for the 2008 Summer Games is hard to get fired up over at this juncture. I mean, we just got over the whole roller coaster ride concern- ing the 1996 bid, so it's a little hard to get worked up over an event that's more than eight years away. The scan- dal over those International Olympic Committee members on the take and the refusal of Juan Antonio Samamnch to step down still leaves a bitter taste in the mouths of many people. That aside, the groundwork is being laid and even the Province is getting on board. Premier Mike Harris is ready to put his weight behind the Games if, and only if, there's a 100 -per -cent guarantee the games will make money and taxpayers won't have to fork over a penny. What a welcome notion. All the money taxpayers have shovelled into ms "hums and professional sports tea over the years is astronomical and downright obscene. Taxpayers are get- ting tired of shelling out cash so a few V Chris Bovie Staff Editor private interests can make money. Tax- payers in Montreal are still paying for money oney trap known as Olympic Sta- dium. Premier Harris's stand is a great show of respect for the taxpayers, but can he actually enforce this request? I'm not exactly sure it's entirely possi- ble. Hosting the Olympics costs bil- lions of dollars and will leave the area with... more stadiums. That's great for those consortiums looking to land a National Football League team. If Premier Harris is serious about guaranteeing a profit he'll need to land a huge commitment from the private sector. The cost for infrastructure such as road improvements and construc- tion will cost millions of dollars none. Already areas in and around Durham and Toronto are suffering from a back- log of road improvement needs. With cuts to municipal transfer payments, the Olympics could be the vehicle to help get roadwork back on track. If Toronto has the opportunity to host the games, it most certainly would be revered as one of [he finest Olympic locales in modern history, making f i- ture bids more appealing to IOC mem- bers. There's no question the games will spill over into Durham. Whether it's from hosting actual events or pro- viding accommodations for tourists, local businesses can cash in and bene- fit from this international event. A large sector of society enjoys having close access to professional sports teams, internationally renowned arts and yes, even events such as the Olympic Games. I'd have a hard time finding a handful who in this day and age would be willing to foot the bill through increased taxes. environ- mentally friendly addition than flags. Were these flags made local- ly and how much did they cost tax- payers to install and remove? So I hope that I shall soon find out how our city will benefit some- one like me who has lived here for more than 50 years. Barb Twiner, Pickering The News Advertiser accepts let- ters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verifi- cation. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in let- ters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Ad- vertiser. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland CommunitN 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 Willens Real Estate,'Automolive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Manager Lillian Hook Office Maria- ger Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905) 683-? 111) Salt (905) 683-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (905) 683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 F-M2*1 newsroom6idurham. n et Web address www.durhamneus.nd 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. L IS 2115 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 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 Dowd of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the light to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- p1es. ' �'T :'.:�.:� a,rl��?�. 7yr��,+, ^�,e�! ser'•+e� ' �al '...yu �� li _r Follicle follies Firefighters lose it for a good cause NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 7 P A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photos When Ajax firefighters Rick Browning and Dave Lang agreed to lose their locks in a fiend -raising attempt to send the Town's auto extrication team to a Florida competition next month, they knew exactly where things were, ahem, headed But the two brave souls lived up to their pledge and cheerfully went from woolly to wild on Thursday. Top right, Mr. Browning gives his hair a final brush. Middle right, he hams it up as hairstylist Tonya Slot brandishes her shaver. Above, Dave Lang puts on a brave face as phase two of the operation — the cimest shave — gets under way. At right, Mr. Lang gets a kiss of approval from wife, Kate, a Durham Re- gwnal Police Service constable. .boudDurhm shares nsi is as educators gather DURHAM jrawp4a�e 1 _ .� Guildaland "to help oo-ardirwMe ..our staff devekp neat plan." Louisa Lombardo, an elementwy' ` fbe training, do information school social waiter. and the presentatim have been Mr - He says in his cotttact with dee rific," adds Ms. Lombardo. Dtuharn public board ova the past A delegation of 27 teachers also year, he's realized there's some- flew in for the conference from the thing unique about teaching hare. Akershus School District near 'eachers here have a common Oslo, Norway. language. They've all been trained The public board has been shar- in the same set of instructional ing ideas and practices with the strategies. I don't think all of our Norwegians since winning the Ber- teachers have that,' says Mr. Dil- telsmann Award. Ion. . And, Frank Westby, a secondary He says he plans to share the in- school vice-principal in Norway, formation he's gleaned from this says teachers travelled here to learn week's workshops with trainers in more about the board's emphasis on co•a� kwaing the use Of small groups in dee classroom so students can work Wgedw W im- P on their own and each other's naming. "We want W have some experts in co-operative learning in each upper secondary school." Mr. West - by says. The teachers who travelled W Durham will train educators in their own schools. He adds, "What really impresses me (about Durham board officials) is that they don't loge sight of the students ... no matter what, students' needs are always at the centre." Mr. Westby reports the two boards plan to continue exchanging information about their respective education systems. "Hopefully we can give something back in the way our vocational training is built up in Norway." As for the local teachers taking part, Mr. Joel believes the summer session helps them "gear up" for the coming school year. He notes, "With the cutback in the number of P.A. days, obviously people need to do more profession- al development on their own time ... a great number of our teach- ers are involved in professional de- velopment over the summer." Coins, concert round out Durham's 25th bash Commemorative coins and a CD featuring Christmas carols sung by local choirs are among the items area residents can buy before year's end to celebrate the 25th an- niversary of Durham Region. A Christmas concert will also he held, while passport holders can continue to collect stamps at area attractions until the end of October and redeem the passport for prizes. Nine commemorative coins are .i%ailable — one from the region .,nd one representing each of Durham's eight municipalities, !�aturing the municipality's coat 0 arms on one side and a distinc- uNc landmark on the other side. The Ajax coin, for instance, features Lake Ontario, while the Pickering coin displays the town hall. The Oshawa coin features Parkwood Estate. Coins are available at each of the communities' municipal of- fices and cost $3 for one, $5 for a municipal and regional coin, and $35 for the complete set. The collec- tion is also available in pre- cious metals by special order. Since being launched in mid- JOHN June. $10.000 MUTTON worth of coins P feed .rofur. have been sold, reports Claring- ton Regional Councillor John Mut- ton, who is working on anniver- sary celebrations. While the coins cannot be used as currency, they will be available at some area banks in late Septem- ber, Coun. Mutton notes. Meanwhile, the CD featuring 12 area groups that won various contests is expected to be sold in local music stores beginning in mid-October. The CD, which doesn't yet have a title, will cost residents about $15. The groups featured on that CD will perform two Christmas con- certs at Bayfak Baptist Church in Pickering oar Dec. 2 aid Dec. 9. Tickets are expected to cost $2 per >erum. The Region will announce loca- tions where those tickets can be purchased at a later date. Coot. Mutton is pleased with the activities organized to cele- brate the silver anniversary and points to the summer's Durham Region Tent Event as particularly successful. Because of its success, it may even be repeated next year. "It was like visiting all of Durham in one day," explains Coun. Mutton, as each municipali- ty set up a tent displaying their at- tractions on the grounds at Durham Region headquarters in Whitby. AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 • Are You Y2K Red�r? 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' T 1l 10I i7 113'. !tomAT18M Gr RMW IITBIRG1610fi0'' aovloN Gln wueio wiu�rrmionea�asaa nnMnMUCO"flaaaroK s AM PMGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 Step back and enjoy History in Action at museum village See the past come alive at Pickering Museum Village's History in Action event Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 11-12, from 1 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. As autumn harvest prepara- tions unfold, the event promises to continue the tradition of fam- ily fun throughout the museum village. The steam barn will be oper- ating both days making shingles and providing lots of fresh hay. Visitors are invited to bring their old clothes to make a scarecrow to take home with them for their garden or an early Halloween decoration. Other activities will include mini -broom making, potato printing and stencilling for the kids and much more. Two-day passes are $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and stu- ADVERTISING FEATURE dents, $3 for children five to 12 and $15 for families. Parking is free. Pickering Museum Village is on Hwy. 7 between Brock and Westney Roads in Greenwood. For more information call 683-8401. WECAN"ELPYOU ACHIEVE A FRESH START 11 Prohasi MW and Pl reom9rod Swvrea Frw CoMfdendW Consu/btlon Several convenient locations, including: OSHAWA 146 Simcoe Street N. (9M 726.6,he4 (Downtown) SCARBOROUGH 1919 Lawrence Ave. E. (416) 75046620 (near DVP and 401) 255 Morningside Ave. (416) 263.6140 (Morningside Mall) Who says braces are just for kids? The number of adults choosing orthodontics is on the rise. More adults are opt- ing for healthy smiles these days. In fact, today one out of every four orthodontic patients is an adult. Regardless of a person's age, orthodontic treatment is usually a change for the better. The mechanics involved in the movement of teeth are essentially the same in adults as in chil- dren. Gaps between teeth, crowding, protruding front teeth and teeth in abnormal positions are problems that may be corrected in the adult by orthodontic treat- ment. However, because an adult's facial bones are no longer growing, certain con- ditions cannot be resolved with braces alone. Sometimes, surgery is required to obtain the cor- rect result. The health of 's teeth, gums and supporting bone, as well as jaw relation- ships, are key factors in determining the prospects of improving one's appear- ance through orthodontic treatment. Contrary to popular belief, wearing braces will not interfere with an adult lifestyle. Patients can make business presentations, sing, play an instrument, dine -out and of course, kiss! The biggest inconvenience, gen- erally, is working regular visits to the orthodontist into an adult's busy sched- ule. HEALTHY, BEAUTIFUL SMILES: NO GENDER GAP Self-improvement and interest in health and fitness are no longer primarily just concerns for women. A recent survey has revealed that men make up 30 per- cent of adult orthodontic I fjordable Dentures... one Good Reason To Smik! REPAIRS (t hr) ' Rel nes ' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANENT, SOFT DENTURE LINER ►� - .. w"&M Step, DR F.C.A QA) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE. AJAX +683-4294 pIr1.1.JrPT•T• 1.1, 1, LOSE IT ALL FOR FALL... MAKE THE CALL! Lose up to 42 lbs. by Thanksgiving! Safe! Fast! Easy! * Guaranteed Results! We also carry an extensive line of premium quality natural health supplements AJAX esy�rewttaa urwnleC/ 426-9261 I............... ........... patients. More and more men are rec- ognizing the increased confidence that a good-looking smile can bring. And men also are becoming more aware of the importance of good dental health and the role of orthodontics in creating beautiful, healthy smiles that can last a lifetime. ORTHODONTICS AND ITS ROLE IN TREATING HEALTH PROBLEMS Health concerns are often the pri- mary consideration for adult treat- ment. Crooked teeth and bad bites may seriously affect oral health. Orthodontic treatment might help pre- vent many serious potential problems such as tooth decay, gum disease and eventual tooth loss. One of the most prevalent adult orthodontic problems is teeth that are too crowded. These are extremely dif- ficult to clean, making them more prone to decay, even if good oral hygiene is practiced. Conversely, spaces can also be a problem, especial- ly if the early loss or extraction of teeth causes healthy teeth to tip into open spaces. Deterioration of the support- ing bone may occur, causing teeth to become loose. Protruding front teeth, in addition to being unattractive, do not meet properly during chewing. This can cause abnormal wear of tooth surfaces, as well as excess stress on supporting bone and gum tissue. The stress on supporting tissues might contribute to gum disease and possibly lead to loss of teeth. Orthodontic problems are not always confined to the mouth. Disorders of the temporomandibular joints, which connect the lower jaw to the skull, may be one of the reasons why millions of people suffer from chronic headaches, earaches and facial pain. Though temporomandibular dis- orders (TMD) may have a variety of causes, treatment Bei' 646' &- 414�1&4 Cew (M. THE NEW SCIENCE OF HEALIN The Better Health d. Nutrition Centre would like to thank our clients, customers and friends. We have hone so well that we have out gown our tiny Ajax location and are moving to 96 Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village, August 29th. Our prone number remains the same at (905)428-1278 for further information. To show our appreciation we will be offering a 50% discount off the Contact Reflex Analysis (CRA) until October 15th. CRA is a simple, safe, natural method of analyzing the body's structural, physical and nutritional needs. A deficiency in any of these areas could cause or contribute to various acute or chronic health problems. CRA can uncover deficiencies at a sub -clinical level: that is when the problem is so tiny that the person may not be aware of it, and modem methods or testing cannot detect it. With the new store double in size, we have some exciting new products to add. Including more food's and organic products, with an in store freezer and cooler. AN natural and organic pet food, soon dried herbs, doltwg and more. A larger selection of our regular vitamins, supplements. essential oils and natural health care products. In addition, our clinic is expanding with a third room. This will enable us to add more services in our growing centre. We are happy to announce Woe Sulivan is growing steaddy with her eocperbse in Ear Candling, Reid, Aroffetherapy Massage and recently Reflexology CONGRATULATIONS Mille! Helen Cook, PhD. CRA, MH and Josephine Cronin, PhD, CRA, MH have had such wonderful success with CRA and wish to thank their clients for the recent testimonials and weleome any new, referrals. Book your appointments early as they are quite busy these drys. The third partner. W. J. Cook, PhD, CRA will be on board full time in September specializing in holistic pet care. We have added headache treaknents, allergy treatments and weight loss programs lir both adults and children. Please bel free to drop by our new location and be tested, FREE of charge, for product cornPY Better Health and Nutrition Centre is a family owned and operated non-medical practice: We have studied, learned and practiced for over 15 years. when our own good health began to W., We are dedicated and work together in alternative ways to better your health, we believe in dealing with the underlying cause of a problem, not the symptoms -we believe in the new science of heating. 6 (905) 428-1278 Si ......... �.'.it r .r a I i i•f # 0,0 1 t 1 a 1 4t.4I'd,"t"•,,"?lra'.•11.tirrr� sometimes may include orthodontic treatment. Article courtesy of Durham Dental Centre, 135 Harwood N. in Ajax. For more information call (905) 427-4280. Live well with Pharmacentre Safe disposal of expired medications, syringes & needles. Please contact us always, your friendly neighbourhood pharmacy 91 RYLANDER BLVD. (In the Ahbeylane Plaza beside Canadian Tire) Phone (416) 282-4223 Y Fall sales aid seniors, children in Ajax and Pickering AJAX — If you're 0707 for more information looking for bargains, a on the event. couple of upcoming events Also on Sept. 18, Bally - might be just the ticket. cliffe Lodge in Ajax is The Durham Region hosting a yard sale and car Parents of Multiple Births wash from 10 a.m. to 2 Association holds its annu- p.m. Fifty per cent of all al fall sale featuring fall proceeds will be donated and winter clothing Satur- to the Terry Fox Founda- day, Sept. 18 from 9 a.m. tion. 10 noon at Annandale Golf Donations for the yard and Curling Club, corner sale can be dropped off at of Bayly and Church Ballycliffe, 70 Station St. streets, Ajax. Phone 686- Phone 683-7321. Please recycle me... NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 PAGE 11 A/P ((A RESIDENCE YOU CAN CALL NOME] 11�v N I 1 N N Lh, LINDSAY A place where residents are appreciated. SEE s s • . Close to all amenities: Hospital (5 mins.), bus stop, medical clinic (3 min.), grocery store, convenience store. C:ALI- TOLL FREE 1-877-876-2753 UNITS NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT Cliff Grimwood, Man r ADVERTISING FEATURE The Origin of Modern Chiropractic Began in 1895 Compliments of Koren Publications The afternoon was hot and dusty on September 18, 1895 in Davenport, Iowa. Relaxing after a busy morning seeing patients, Dr. Daniel David (D.D.) Palmer inquired as to how his deaf janitor, Harvey Lillard, had lost his hear- ing. Lillard related that 17 years earlier, while work- ing in a cramped, stooping position, something "gave - in his back, and he imme- diately became deaf. D.D. examined the man's spine and found what appeared to be a misaligned verte- bra. "Is this the cause of the hearing loss?" he won- dered. With Lillard's per- mission D.D. placed him face down on a bench in his study, put his hands over the maligned verte- bra, and carefully thrust along the man's spine. Lillard got up, walked -to the open window, and turned to Palmer with a smile. After 17 years he could hear again. At first D.D. thought he had discovered he had a cure for deafness but, as he later wrote, "Shortly after this relief from deaf- ness, I had a case of heart trouble which was not improving. I examined the spine and found a dis- placed vertebra pressing against the nerves which innervate the heart. I adjusted the vertebra and gave immediate relief. Then I began to reason if two diseases, so dissimilar as deafness and heart trouble, came from impingement, a pressure on nerves, were not other diseases due to similar cause?" Individuals with all kinds of health problems were responding to Palmer's new "hand treat- ments" – those with asth- ma, skin conditions, diges- tive problems, headaches, epilepsy, sciatica... the list went on and on. Soon peo- ple were travelling far and wide to experience Dr. Palmer's new discovery. One of Palmer's early patients was Rev. Samuel Weed, a scholar who took No 412sT. & P.S.T. Evg. 6 SaL appL Lite To Smile About! IOU ve always wanted! CA' Abdre Maragli D.D. ASuperCenlre Plaza) 420-2652 the Greek word for "hand", cheir, and "done by", praktos, and put them together and chiro- practic, meaning, literally, "done by the hand". The word is used as both an adjective and a noun. Palmer began to research and refine the art, science, and philosophy of this new healing system, and founded what is now the Palmer College of Chiropractic. He is known as the "Discoverer," while his son, Bartlett Joshua (B.J.) who succeeded his father in leadership of the fledgling profession, became known as the "developer" of chiroprac- tic. Within a short time, doctors of chiropractic numbered in the thou- sands and their patients in the millions! '"D.D.'s background was not that of a physi- cian. He was a successful practitioner of magnetic healing, a popular form of natural health care in the United States, based on the premise that dis- ease was the result of an imbalance in the person's natural energies. jPMRMGE `� NATURAL HEALTH 1670 KINGSTON ROAD - LWIT 05 S.W. corner Brock Road d Hwy 02 PICKERING Eunod SOSwiss X g Ar Va�e d ad"Nnrr n ij' - , 1 • TIME + QUALri'Y • GENTLE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO You WE ASE AVAH ABLE TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE f# PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #t2) 00 Call DR. JOSEPH A. MMUN, DENTIST W10WH OR NECK PAIN? WE ARE LOOKLNG FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN SUFFERLVG WITH NECK PAL'S TO PARTICIPATE LN THE CUNICAL EVALUATION OF A NTW DRUG THERAPY. ff YOU FEEL YOU MAY QUALIFY AND WOULD LIKE MORE LNFORMATION, PLEASE CALL US. THERE IS NO COST LN`"OLVED. THE LNSTTTUTE FOR HEAD A.N'D NECK THERAPY DR. M. SCHW.ARTZ DR. B. FREUND (905) 837-9.35 WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. LOOKING FOR A DENTIST? Dr. Mark Edson Family Dentistry For over 23 Dr. 'Mark Edson has practiced not only dentistry, but the art of listening and caring as well. All procedures are carefully explained so that you know exactly what to expect. Dr. Edson has recently opened his office in Pickering and is ready to take your call. 1885 GLENANNA ROAD in the Pickering Medical Centre • 0 1Jim Tel. 831-5977 o.ec* ..sa ORTHODONTIST 1450 Kingston Road, Unit 4 Pickering Square Plaza (at Valley Farm Road) DR. JEROME H. GIBLON & Staff ARE PLEASED TO WELCOME THEIR PATIENTS BACK FROM THEIR SUMMER VACATIONS OFFICE HOURS ARE 12:30pm - 6:00pm FOCUSING ON EARLY TREATMENT FOR YOUNG CHILDREN AS WELL AS OLDER CHILDREN dt ADULTS (NO CHARGE for the Initial Consultation) for an appointment please call __(41% a _(416j 439=6222 - _ MP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 LAMEB SHOULDERS SQUARE CUT • VAC PAC • 3-2g kg 4 LB_ , 9 W lKf Ck u. 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AM PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 V Birthday 9'ropp ing NEWS ADVERTISERAUG.29, 1 9 9 9 "Happy birth- day wishes to our sun- shine' - Rachel Freya Weisner who turns four on Aug. f r•, 29. Much love and many hugs and kisses from Mama, Papa and brother Mitchell. We love you, sweetie!" i Birthday Jacob Puffins celebrated his first birthday Aug. 20 with a Winnie the Pooh party with friends and family. "Mommy and Daddy want to send all their love, hugs and kisses on his big day. Big sister Hollie says, 'Happy birthday' too! Birthday "Gram and Papa Shipley would like to wish their grand- son Bradley a happy eighth birth- day on Aug. 22. Also sending their love is Mom and Dad, aunts, uncles And the whole fam- lly. Birthday Birthday greetings are being sent to Marc Soares, who turns 10 Aug. 30. Marc will be spending the spe- cial day with family. "We love you, Marc, and wish you all the best al- ways. Mum, Dad, Adam, Ryan, Mama, Papa, your uncles, aunts and cousins" Birthday "Bradley would like to wish his dad Rob a happy 30th birth- day. Love and best wishes also from wife Tanva and the whole family" Birthday "A special little girl" celebrated her sixth birth- day Aug. 25.4& Birthday wishes and "lots of love" to Amber - Lynn Hunt come from Mommy, Brian, Chantel, Ryan and Ashley. "Happy, birthday, sweetheart! XXX000" I` Anniversary Birthday I A "big celebra- tion" took place in the Can- t i u s household on Aug. 20 when Justia celebrated his sixth birthday. "All the best for a great year starting Grade 1. All our love. Mom, Dad, Cassandra and Alan iah " Congratulations go out to Sharon and David Gilmore, who celebrate their 25th anniversary on Aug. 31. Both were raised in Ajax and now reside in Brighton. Anniversary The family of Douglas and Mar- jorie Morden invite friends and family to an open house to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, Aug. 29 from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at Greenwood United Church Hall. Best wishes only. Row .1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEKS CAKE WINTERS ARE: 1. Marc sates 2.,j�ler,arttes - . ; 3. Itatbel W _. Winners may go dawdy to Baskin Robbins to receive FREE cake. (Please provide identification) Birthday "Happy birthday wishes go out to a very special young lady as she hits double dig- its. Alexandra Kotsopou. los turns 10 on Aug. 29 and wishing her a wonderful day and all the best are Mom, Dad, Tyler, Jordan, Joshua and Victoria. We all love ya!" Birthday On July 25, "one very special lady turned 90 years young. Birthday wishes go out to Margaret Jackson, a resident of Bally- cliffe Lodge and also a life-long resi- dent of Ajax. We love you, Grama. Love Keith, Diane, Jeff, Shelly, Tasha Crawford, Gord and Kay Runions." Anniversary � Silver anniversary bells will be ringing Aug. 31 for Jim and Linda McMillan, as they celebrate the day they walked down the aisle to wedded bliss. "Con- gratulations" from brother Edward Numajiri and Monique Guay. Birthday - "My. how time flies when you're having fun! Fun is Tyler's middle name. Happy birthday to Tyler James, who will be seven on Sept. 4. Love from Mommy, Daddy, brother Sean, Nana and Poppa Squirrel and Nana and Poppa Cho -Cho" I Birthdays "Happy birthday wish- es to our precious grandsons." Jeffrey turns two on Aug. 30 and Michael is one on Sept. 6. "We love you dearly. Hugs and kiss- es from Nanny and Papa Dalton" Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? Let us know. We'll publish your special occasion in an easy -to -read ;and easy -to -clip format.. -M �" - - --- ...send to: Name Dropping• Keith Gilligan. 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 .t,.. _r :Durham Region's Heel `n' Wheel-a-thon rolls up the cash Funds help in fight against inflammatory bowel disease The numbers are in! This June, the Durham Region Heel n' Wheel-a-thon raised approxi- mately $24,000 for the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada, to help find a cure for inflammatory bowel disease. This is almost $4,000 more than the chapter raised last year. Approximately 130 participants came out to walk, run, bike and inline skate for IBD research. The event was held in two differ- ent locations in Durham Region this year, with Ajax -Pickering holding its first-ever event on June 13 at Ajax Rotary Park and Oshawa running its second annual event on June 6 at Lakeview Park. "We're thrilled with the success of the Oshawa and Ajax -Pickering Heel n' Wheel-a-Thons," says Mark Wright, chapter development co-or- dinator for Durham Region. "We had great support from the community and our volunteers did an Klondike Days in Pickering PICKERING Herongate Barn Theatre hopes patrons will rush for seats as the gold rush returns to the stage this weekend. Klondike Days will be staged the evenings of Fri- day and Satur- day, Aug. 27 and 28, with a matinee perfor- mance Sunday, Aug. 29. A vari- ety' show featur- ing Marie Gogo and banjo man Mel Collie will take audiences back to the gold tush era. Dinner -for evening shows -starts at 6 p.m. ,and the curtain rises at 8. Dinner for the matined show is at noon with the show to start at 2 p.m. . For more in- formation or reservations call Herongate at 472-3085. t — — — — --- ---- - outstanding job of organizing the event" In this, its 25th anniversary year, CCFC is more dedicated than ever to find the cure for IBD. CCFC is the leading sponsor of IBD research in Canada, having in- vested more than $21 million in major medical research projects and the training of research personnel. Approximately 100,000 Canadi- ans are affected by IBD. Although these diseases are found throughout the world, they seem to be more com- mon in North America and northern Europe. Canada is believed to have one of the highest incidence rates of IBD in the world. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1899 PAGE 15 AM BOF OOK YOUR BOM NOW dop FOR THE 3" ANNUAL SHOW Sat. 0 sun., August W & 29m Children's programs. Educational Services, Health & Fitness Clubs, Career Training & more. Watch Aug. 24, 19" For Show Tunes i And More Details... s• iiO r�_ I) i 1W A&A rlw 55Lg1 wsc W4DXraM er 037 -?839 PP_ HELD LEGOO Mum AT: ERTi1MIriEi t Acr tF .NL t� NEiVS AD-. F:F.TISF.R �E '17W "C=WM ' 1WWR wa 1955 For more details call Chris 683-5110 A* PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. August 29, 1999 At Durham Sec•ondary Academe, successful learning is a priority. Our formula for success is: Individual attention with outstanding teachers in an informal, friendly environment. We offer all core secondary school courses in unique 10 -week semesters. We specialize in Math, Science and the Arts with experienced teachers who provide hands-on learning. We accept part-time and full-time students who can combine attendance at DSA with regular high school attendance. The Durham Secondan• Academe is in partnership with the Sy/van Learning Centre in Pickering. Enrollment is limited. For more information call 905-420-9433 Painted Pleasure Folk Art Classes All Levels Call (905}839.7710 ******** Wallace Symington HIGHLAND DANCE STUDIO L044 LS�W, FELLOW B.A.T.D. • Judge S.O.B.H.D. (905) 686-3456 CHILDREN 4 YEARS and UP • EXAMINATIONS • COMPETITIONS • SHOWS • CHOREOGRAPHY 1999 Canadian Choreography Champions With programmes in both reading and math, we've helped more than a million students build the skills and confidence they need to start the year off right. Kendalwood Paris Plaza First Pickering Place 1801 Dundas tit. 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All levels. Before and after school hours. Pickering (905) 839-4516 FALL. WOOOW0RK1 6 COURSES Blanket Box Course • 10 wks Starts: Mon. Sect. 20 Furniture/Cabinet Making • 15 wks Starts: Tues. $0.14 Entertainment Unit Course • 12 wks Starts: Wed. Sept. 22 Wood Carving Course • 10 wks Starts: Wed. Sept. 15 Intro To Woodworking • 8 wks C Starts: Thurs. 9 1®S W009MR=6 CAMPS - BOOKING NOW - SEPT., OCT., & NOV. OPENINGS AVAILABLE Call for an Information Package or visit us at www.durhammall.convdwcarpenterssyuarel 711t1! C_01rF!tK!'e % quay! DWt-VOWSON W ' _ ' I Shop 905-683-6003 PICRERING RINGETTE FALL REGISTRATION -1999-5 Pickering Rec. Complex - Main F AUG. 31 and SEPT. 1 7:00 pm - 9:00 I "B"Tryouts - $5.00 per Tryou Sept. 8. O'Brien Arena: Petite B. 7:30 pm Junior B. 8:30 pm Delaney Arena: Novice B. 7:00 pm Tween B. 8:00 pm Belle B. ob h h.9ym Cam>,■rdra ■MtiirtiM 13 four ; n411111 "yrL 25th Ilrarokn 9Ww, S ym ew ,n- 22nd Sept. 7, 8 9 at the Oshawa . , .... ;,. 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OPENINGS AVAILABLE Call for an Information Package or visit us at www.durhammall.convdwcarpenterssyuarel 711t1! C_01rF!tK!'e % quay! DWt-VOWSON W ' _ ' I Shop 905-683-6003 PICRERING RINGETTE FALL REGISTRATION -1999-5 Pickering Rec. Complex - Main F AUG. 31 and SEPT. 1 7:00 pm - 9:00 I "B"Tryouts - $5.00 per Tryou Sept. 8. O'Brien Arena: Petite B. 7:30 pm Junior B. 8:30 pm Delaney Arena: Novice B. 7:00 pm Tween B. 8:00 pm Belle B. 9:00 pm YM , 'U ym 24th New �..NPlayers to Rin e ................$175.00 t "Cak2lim House League only ...................$200.00 r - rn om■wl► Hirndift 3 yrs Rep Teams ....................... .$250.00 4�6 P13 20 New for the 1999-2000 Seasor n411111 "yrL 25th Lauries' Learn to Skate • 6 yn m Aarau fba1K 3 yra 26th :, This well lum m voltam will be provided to all Sept. 7, 8 9 at the Oshawa . , .... ;,. WWII, I ym I Rdisi^g q n9ft Haus League Playem once a id 311ii mrm. Y ym .� 1 month a ;n hour sbbq lesson would be whedttled. l 27th - Mdr■aa 2 � 111101d4, Cbl yrs. , ym Couft raeCdtw$FL 9 fi 9Ya -.28th N .. y yn. Iach" V+Ird■1, 2 yra. Caal■r■Ow.lpa ,eyR TMtA•NftaPa. a gym UlslorMraafr,lyta , sur .3yrs. r 10 yrs. •0■d■f■am■.yr� i:;.;,ia..,, ..... 0■/MAI1k1�la i> r■ ■■■■■w0t8"'Na'>r'111111ltlita W 'Ay WISH MAGIC SHOW from; - MAGIC CLOWNI;,' aivS' 1 wIB be -- 4 ► yrs. old Phone: Wishes Contest. Go Oshawa This Week, �65 Farewell St.Oshay)ya, Ont. L1H 71-5. a!Ai■■■■■■------------- 'rY Place are Centre gges 15 months -6 Lill cit Half Day Pres Sot Nutritious Lunches ified Staff . Fully Licensed Subsidy Available _ )C116:45 a.m.-6:15 p.m. • 1 848 Liverpool Rd fWy 2, in the National Bank Plaza) Id Care For Over =S Yews 1e in and visit us! Any questions please call 839-5193. New players must have copy of Birth Ce bk* W Health Number at regatration. THIS 15 THE TEST PUBLIC TESTING FOR COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS GIRLS BORN BETWEEN THE YEARS 1990-1994 WANTING TO TRY OUT FOR THE AERIALS COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS SEPTEMBER 16th, &23rd 7:00 p.m. -830 p.m. 7,* 4lCl NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 17 A/P Did you know... over 1/3 of the Durham Region is over 50? Vitamin E cuts heart i disease rates by more than one-third of Canadians. It's a natural blood thinner and may prevent forr blood clots. In May of 1993, the New England Journal of btedicine reported the results of an eight year study involved more than 87,000 regis- tered female nurs- es and a related study involving close to 40,000 male health profes- sionals. In both studies, partici- pants who con- sumed vitamin E supplements (at least 100 IU) for a minimum of two years had a 40 per cent lower risk of heart disease than those who derived vitamin E through diet alone. It is vir- tually impossible to take vitamin E in a suffi- cient amount through the diet. You need at least 400 IU per day. SIX WEEK ALL NATURAL HERBAL WEIGHT LOSS STUDY UMITED TO 20 PROFESSIONALS (nurses, teachersreal estate agents, etc.) vvith 15+ pounds to lose. All products for study duration supplied FREE of charge. $35.00 registration fee only. A partial rebate will be sent to participants for completing the study. NO PLACEBOS GIVEN. Study runs from mid-September to end of October. Participants must be willing to commit for 6 vveek& Gall 905-686-7079 24 HOURS Leave yrodrr name s phwe number, P+ +► a" weipu less goal A representative from the study group will contact you within 48 hours. FIRST TWENTY CANDIDATES ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTED. DHealthHEService Care 0,"`""+a.�, Oshawa, onowio Y���, 241 HOURS • 7 DAYS PER WEEK NURSING SERVICE HOMEMAKER SERVICE • Client Escort • Light Housekeeping • Staff Relief • Meal Preparation • In Home Foot Care • Personal Care • Palliative Care • Care Giver Relief A z" r.:rw4p�•e Afr•ew.n+ 1-800-4$:61-6756 905-571-1511 MEDICAL ALARM EMERGENCY RESPONSE TELEPHONE SYSTEMS Feature LHAPPENINGS Claremont hosts euchre SENIORSAdvertising every Tuesday at 8 p.m. Call Jean Drake at (A9- FAIR 2309 for more information. The Oshawa Seniors AJAX Centre and This Week pre- r 1 sent the Seniors Leisure Fair. SENIORS It will take place on The Ajax Seniors Club Sept. 7, 8 9 at the Oshawa located at the St. Andrew's Centre. Community Centre, 46 There will be demon- Exeter Rd. is open every strations, displays, entertain- day and offers activities ment and more so we'll see such as arts and crafts, you there. bingo, euchre, cribbage, bridge, shuffleboard, darts, CLAREMeNT i exercise classes, line Banc- : Ing, square dancing as well The Claremont Gulden as carpet and five -pin bowl- Ages Club on Brock Rd. in ing For information call 68-3-9696 or 686-1573. Cutting Heart Disease with Vitamin E Vitamin E cuts heart i disease rates by more than one-third of Canadians. It's a natural blood thinner and may prevent forr blood clots. In May of 1993, the New England Journal of btedicine reported the results of an eight year study involved more than 87,000 regis- tered female nurs- es and a related study involving close to 40,000 male health profes- sionals. In both studies, partici- pants who con- sumed vitamin E supplements (at least 100 IU) for a minimum of two years had a 40 per cent lower risk of heart disease than those who derived vitamin E through diet alone. It is vir- tually impossible to take vitamin E in a suffi- cient amount through the diet. You need at least 400 IU per day. SIX WEEK ALL NATURAL HERBAL WEIGHT LOSS STUDY UMITED TO 20 PROFESSIONALS (nurses, teachersreal estate agents, etc.) vvith 15+ pounds to lose. All products for study duration supplied FREE of charge. $35.00 registration fee only. A partial rebate will be sent to participants for completing the study. NO PLACEBOS GIVEN. Study runs from mid-September to end of October. Participants must be willing to commit for 6 vveek& Gall 905-686-7079 24 HOURS Leave yrodrr name s phwe number, P+ +► a" weipu less goal A representative from the study group will contact you within 48 hours. FIRST TWENTY CANDIDATES ONLY WILL BE ACCEPTED. DHealthHEService Care 0,"`""+a.�, Oshawa, onowio Y���, 241 HOURS • 7 DAYS PER WEEK NURSING SERVICE HOMEMAKER SERVICE • Client Escort • Light Housekeeping • Staff Relief • Meal Preparation • In Home Foot Care • Personal Care • Palliative Care • Care Giver Relief A z" r.:rw4p�•e Afr•ew.n+ 1-800-4$:61-6756 905-571-1511 MEDICAL ALARM EMERGENCY RESPONSE TELEPHONE SYSTEMS A/P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 0 it y Cherished Creations Ceramic Studio Lass nights: Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 - 10:00 P.M. Day Class Tuesdays 10:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. $40.00 per 10 week session certified Gare Teacher Cindy SChroer R PC T 1035 TOY AVENUE, UNIT 18, Pickering 905-426-9673/416-315-1264 Montessori Play & Learn r!f 1/2 day programs ?y. for 2-5 yr. olds. Vuardied Montessori Early Childhood Specialists ` Affordable Montessori Education Ajax Call today today 668-5173 THIS IS THE TEST ')_7 ;7,0 PUBLIC TESTING FOR COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS GIRLS BORN BETWEEN THE YEARS 1990-1994 WANTING TO TRY OUT FOR THE AERIALS COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS .4 SEPTEMBER 16th, & 23rd 7:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m. L .4 • 1�.d AwA:7- 460 . ' FE40 P At the Studio ; At the Show Aug. 23, 26 & 31, Sept. 2 & 8 Aug. 28 9 - 7 pm 5.•00 pm. - 8.00 p.m. Aug. 29 10 - 6 p m. We-ron+Pelitiona -seams under SAM field trps - spring WiW *V*X*shWS Offer Summer perbming era prowam 'Woodsprurg Noor -erigi air -con. sn+aos Avoid 1110 nlafl Re-* * F if coaa.nes ane rocW aria Cal today for an 1215 or s1we� 2nd Fbabws Fbr.t; appanunent 430-7399 e'ir ' c 0Just Vfta P�"„ orococ„ BOOK YOUR BOOTH NOW FOR With 3" ANNUAL scow Sad f3 Sun., August 28m f3 29m Children's programs. Educational Services, Wealth & Fitness Clubs, Career Training & more. Watch Aug. Zq, 1999 For Show Tunes And More Details... MUSIC PFODUCTM BY - HELD UEGM mum qy- AT- r EMIOW90M ��nalAJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER ,roto �Ir IEtis111PEA SNCE 1li6 For more details call Chris 683-511 o :4 4,11 J , y come ,Jacqueline's School of Danc 4� Established in 1984 r• Director: - s Jacqueline Willis Instructors: Maria Carnavale Fiona Tait; *jazz o Tap of lallet "i •Pointe oAcro • 1140iland All classes based on British Assoc. of Teachers of Dancing (B.A.T.D.) 4 Syllabus. Ages 3 to adult. Special teen and adult classes. At the Studio ; At the Show Aug. 23, 26 & 31, Sept. 2 & 8 Aug. 28 9 - 7 pm 5.•00 pm. - 8.00 p.m. Aug. 29 10 - 6 p m. We-ron+Pelitiona -seams under SAM field trps - spring WiW *V*X*shWS Offer Summer perbming era prowam 'Woodsprurg Noor -erigi air -con. sn+aos Avoid 1110 nlafl Re-* * F if coaa.nes ane rocW aria Cal today for an 1215 or s1we� 2nd Fbabws Fbr.t; appanunent 430-7399 e'ir ' c 0Just Vfta P�"„ orococ„ BOOK YOUR BOOTH NOW FOR With 3" ANNUAL scow Sad f3 Sun., August 28m f3 29m Children's programs. 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RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Buckled up for safety Little Nancy Leathen makes sure her doll is securely fastened in her miniature car seat during a safety clin- ic hosted by the Co-operators Insurance Company at Sheridan Chev Olds in Pickering. The event provided safety checks for motorists to ensure their child car seats were properly installed. BILLBOARD AUG. 29, 1999 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 im- agery from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. 579- 4833. PARKINSON'S: The Parkinson Foundation of Canada, Durham chap- ter 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. 619-1469 (Jean Keary). 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. 428-1212. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1 SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pick- ering Chapter of the One Parent Fam- ilies Association meets Wednesdays at 8 p.m. at the Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. New members wel- come. For custodial and non-custodial Parents. 831-1201. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 PAGE 21 A/P Kids snuggle up for storytime in Ajax AJAX — Preschoolers wood Ave. S. at Kings are invited to snuggle up Crescent. with a favourite blanket or Storytime includes sto- tcddy bear at a new story- ries, fingerplays and activi- time being offered here this ties for youngsters, who fall by the Ajax Public Li- are also encouraged to hrary. wear their pyjamas. Evening Storytime will As with all the library's kick off Monday, Sept. 13 free, drop-in programs, at 6:45 p.m. and will con- parental supervision is re- tinue weekly until Monday, quired. Nov. 15. It will be held at Call the library at 683 - the main branch at 65 Har- 4000 for more information. ;o - Pickering Town Centre im p,oftp„y-v (Upper Level Beside Eaton's) (905) 837-9232 ENLARGEMENTS MADE FROM YOUR ORIGINAL PICTURES You can make r_____, reprints, lr�[�din#` enlargements, wallets and P$Cwre came combination prints ' SAVE $2001 right from your original pictures ' ON ANY ALADDIN I PICTURE SERVICE without using negatives. .with this coupon, "Ready In Minutes!" L �— — — �i NA As the worldsfastest growing industry,, telecommunicationsis a fieM which cantake you anywhereYou want to go.' -I was looking for a career change STATION SST in a growing industry and found AION what I wanted ti The hands-on training was just H.AIWE what I needed. 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AYA TOWN NAL H.AIWE loncs ca - de la maternelle au CPO d I f • 46 ecoles it • +11300 MCaves 0 • resultats superieurs a la moyenne provindale • transport scolaire Ar 'gratuit QDemmades d'admission a 1'ecole la plus prts ou au Conseil 1-800-274-3764 - poste 3150 Region de Dorhilrtn et Peter W%M %r wb Corpus -Christi * 362, avenue Hillside Oshawa (905) 728-0491 Notre-Danle-de-la- Jeunesse 71, Ritchie Ajax (905) 428-1460 Nouvelle adresse site permanent: Monseigneur-Jamot 186, rue Romaine Peterborough (705) 742-7571 Ecole secondaire Saint -Charles - Garnier 4101, rue Baldwin Sud Brooklin (905) 655-5635 ou 1 (800) 464-1236 * : Garderie sur place IF ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDnMN, August 29,1999 PAGE gNEWS Bring your novel ideas to Writers' Circle breakfast meeting A noted Durham -area adventure au- thor will offer advice on getting your ideas published at the next monthly meeting of the Writers' Circle of Durham Region. The meeting Saturday, Sept. 1 1 will feature author Jonathan van Bilsen, who's written several adventure novels, including his most recent effort 'The C mson Mask', which takes place in Africa. His previous novel 'Children of the Sultan' became a best-seller in Cana- da and was picked up by the A&E tele- vision station for a possible movie. Van Bilsen will talk about the steps involved in taking an idea along the path to a published novel. He will cover top- ics such as marketing yourself, submit- ting manuscripts, using electronic tools to your advantage and securing a good agent. The breakfast meeting is at Jack- son's Touch of Class, 104 Consumers Dr., Whitby, from 9 a.m. to 1 1 a.m. Cost is $8 for members and $10 for guests. Call Carole Clarice at 668-3457 to reserve your space. The October breakfast meeting will feature well -loved broadcaster and au- thor Ted Barris. Meanwhile, the WCDR will offer a workshop entitled 'How to Make Your Writing Sparkle' at St. Paul's United Church in Ajax Saturday, Oct. 2. Work- shop leader Brian Henry will teach how to avoid the common errors that take away life from your prose and to make your writing more powerful. The workshop will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church, 65 Kings Cres., Ajax. Cost is $27 for members or $32 for non-members. Call Sue at 985-1962. Also on Saturday, Oct. 2, budding au- thors can learn from Natalie Goldberg and Sue Reynolds who will present 'Un- leashing the Writer Within'. The hands- on exploration of the techniques of "writing practice" will allow your mind to lead to your true material. Learn to use memory and vision to carry you deeply into the heart of your writing and then to write your way back out. Workshops help -• you harness anger Do you lock or push others, hit walls or doors, throw or destroy objects, or mdse threats of violence? Those are just some of the signs of anger and could be'signs that you need help. The John Howard Society of DVham Region will offer a 10 -week anger management program which aims to help participants better under- stand their anger. It will explore such is- sues as time out, body talk, self-esteem, self-confidence and use of authority. It will also offer problem -solving and de- cision-making skills. A certificate of achievement will be avAuded upon completion of the course, which will be offered on a sliding scale to ensure clients with limited financial resources won't be restricted from par- ticipating. Individual anger manage- mdat counselling is also available. For more information on the pro - grant, including where and when it will be effwadjvW PaAadrus at 4274110. - The workshop runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Cost is $40 for members or $45 for non-members. For location and more in- formation, call 985-1962. Educator and broadcaster Jack Lives - ley will present the workshop 'From Idea to Story to Script' at the Pickering Central Library Saturday, Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. It's an intense look at treatments, script building and block- ing, character sketching and dialogue writing. Cost is $40 for members or $45 for non-members. The Pickering Central Li- brary is at One The Esplanade. For more information call 985-1962. SUN HOLIDAYS 571-0122 1=' .. 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The clinic opened 3 I / 2 years ago and is the only cat hospital west of Ottawa and east of Scarborough. It's a full service clinic and a boarding service is also available for periods of 24 hours to 3 to 4 weeks. The first thing you notice when you ewer the King Street Cat Hospital in Oshawa is the waiting area. It's filled with pictures of cats, has a resident cat named Oscar, a gift shop as well as a selection of cat food and treats. 'Cats we easily intimidated and that an happen when they share space with dogs,' says Dr. McRae. "I love dogs but I'm really a at person and wanted a place where they would experienim IM" Getting your at spayed or neutered and regular physicals are important services provided by the hospital - Dr. McRae also says owners should have their cats vaccinated each year regardless of whether they go outside or not. IN UnnsOm NCRae loves Cats. TWs the reason wiry she wanted to open a veterinarian clinic that Catered to ieiiM& 'Cats can still get the flu or da, temper when the vines is brought into the house by their ownerss�b�y�way of (leaf hands, Shoes and clothes,' she explains. Dr. McRae is also concerned about the diet of rats and how a poor one can cause health problems. "I see many cats that are not fed with the proper food," she says. "Many of the foods available are hard for cats to digest and lack the proper nutrients. This can lead to problems with their urinary tract." The King Street Cat Hospital also has the Joey Fund in memory of the clinic's first resident rat who died in 1996 at the age of 16. . The fund is to aid neglected and abused cats and to find then a new home. The hospital is located at the Plaza at 850 King St W. at 'rhombon Rd. For directions or for more infor- mations call (905) 579 -MEOW (6369). 'A AN , I - W 0"W', FiVV / 4401 U -HAUL - Emission <' Chick E 3 aaaEllesmere Conunental Place Road Just the fax? Send it to us at 683-7363 lir They're feline friendly at the King Street Cat Hospital Cats are unique creatures. Anvone who has one would agree. So It should come as no surprise that they need special care. Dr. Christina McRae loves cats. That's why she wanted to open a vet- erinary clinic that catered specifically to felines. The clinic opened 3 I / 2 years ago and is the only cat hospital west of Ottawa and east of Scarborough. It's a full service clinic and a boarding service is also available for periods of 24 hours to 3 to 4 weeks. The first thing you notice when you ewer the King Street Cat Hospital in Oshawa is the waiting area. It's filled with pictures of cats, has a resident cat named Oscar, a gift shop as well as a selection of cat food and treats. 'Cats we easily intimidated and that an happen when they share space with dogs,' says Dr. McRae. "I love dogs but I'm really a at person and wanted a place where they would experienim IM" Getting your at spayed or neutered and regular physicals are important services provided by the hospital - Dr. McRae also says owners should have their cats vaccinated each year regardless of whether they go outside or not. IN UnnsOm NCRae loves Cats. TWs the reason wiry she wanted to open a veterinarian clinic that Catered to ieiiM& 'Cats can still get the flu or da, temper when the vines is brought into the house by their ownerss�b�y�way of (leaf hands, Shoes and clothes,' she explains. Dr. McRae is also concerned about the diet of rats and how a poor one can cause health problems. "I see many cats that are not fed with the proper food," she says. "Many of the foods available are hard for cats to digest and lack the proper nutrients. This can lead to problems with their urinary tract." The King Street Cat Hospital also has the Joey Fund in memory of the clinic's first resident rat who died in 1996 at the age of 16. . The fund is to aid neglected and abused cats and to find then a new home. The hospital is located at the Plaza at 850 King St W. at 'rhombon Rd. For directions or for more infor- mations call (905) 579 -MEOW (6369). 'A AN , I - W 0"W', _f ..r,..-._- 0 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAYEDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 23 P SPort &LEISURE 1 NEWS ADVERTISER AUG. 29, 1 9 9 9 FALL SPECIALS 8394124 ®® ������� � at. 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The Panthers suit up against the Bancroft Hawks in OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League Pre -season action at the Pickering Recreation Complex at 5 p.m. Other home exhibition games are against the Ajax Axemen on Wednes- day, Sept. l at 7 p.m., and the Os- hawa Legionaires on Friday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. The Panthers are on the road in Newmarket on Tuesday, Aug. 31 at 7 p.m., and in Oshawa on Thursday, Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. H)k KITCHEN A BATHROOM RENOVATIONS COST(>M UPGRADES INCLUDED WITH ALL RENOVATION PROJECTS ROOKED THIS MONTH' HUGE RENOVATION SHOWROOM KITCHEN h BATHROOM MODELS NORJO ENTERPRISES . 4MDOWS DOORS PATIO MW DOORS •DECKS Samples.. In -Home or Showroom (905�� 255 CONCRETE• No= CONCRETE '�VEMENLA111LT EE-MONDAY-SATURBAY 'SAND & GRAVEL 'CONCRETE & UNSNRWKARRLE RLL *COLOURED CONCRETE •CONC�REaTORATION & REPAIR *STONE SLINGER SERVICE 906-663-6601 1-600-473-7386 2M WAM R0. N. PICRElil116 1NIM 1110. M i TAUNTON W.) You can email us at newsroom@durham.net Your home will look great with windows and doors from Norjo Enterprises and Slim -Line Your windows and doors are your best defense against the cold and heat. That's why using quality prod- ucts and hiring a professional installer is the best way to keep the cold in and heat out during the summer and the opposite during winter. Of course, now that spring is here, the former is of utmost impor- tance. That's why people are choos- ing Slim -Line products and having them installed by Norm Doucett of Norio Enterprises. For over 25 years, Norjo has been the preferred choice of many homeowners in the Scarborough and Durham area. Norm specializes in a wide array of home renovation- proiects and does each job as if he were working on his own home. )tight now he's taking book- ings for window replacements and door installations. He's especially excited about the line of steel entranceway doors from Slim -Line. "'They're the best on the mar- ket and at very fair prices," says Norm. If you want to see the doors for yourself, feel free to visit the Slim - Line showroom at 925 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. Norm chose Slim Line because everything is made right in their factory and they stand 100% behind their products. "If there are any problems, I can go directly to the factory and they take can of me right on the spot," says Norm. "I've seen a lot of other door and window products but those are the best to sell and install. Norm does all of the work himself and will visit your home for a free consultation to discuss your needs and your particular budget. Norio Enterprises continues to be successful because of top quality work at very competitive prices. Norm has made a point to keep his overhead low so he can pass on those savings to his customers. For more information about door and window installations as well as a new deck for summer call (905)839-2255. 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Sams Canada I= Come see the many sides of Sear` S AM ACCREDITED TEST AND REPAIR CENTRES Fk �� = i for more information call 1-888-158-2999 ONTARIO'S www.drivedoon.com O'SFIVE Pickering Town Centre o,� Lin.4 - z0 OZ71 '!7}<�i'k':e�4diia;+%+.F:. �.R':ttl'?a•.T• ,., .._ - - , . ;,,,,:yr.M.. -- - r�r + NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 25 A/P ,-NEW t h. &FiTNEss NEWS ADVERTISER AUG. 29, 1999 Violentvi'deogames and'Doom' oom' generation Do violent video games turn 'little Johnnie' into a po- tential killer? Or are they just ,t hi -tech version of the old Cowboys and Indians 'Bang, Bang, You're Dead,' game kids played years ago? Proponents of brutal %ideo games claim children know what's real and what isn't, that their minds are quite capable of di§tinguish- ing between reality and the make-believe world of video violence. Critics argue not all young children are capable (:)f making that distinction. To press home that point they ;tate that one of the shooters in the Littleton, Colo., school tragedy was an avid fan of the video game, 'Doom.' They also contend macabre games promote vio- lence, creating a 'murder -is - fun' culture and that when vou're dealing with tens of millions of kids some are on the edge, and gruesome games push them over it. Len Eron, a professor at the University of Michigan, in Ann Arbor, followed the media -watching habits of 825 subjects from 1960 to 1982. Eton reported there was a relation between the violence of the media programs kids watched at home and how aggressive they were in school. Jeffery Goldstein, who teaches in the School of Mass Communications at Utrecht University in the Netherlands, challenges this casual relationship. Mr. Goldstein says his research shows people know the dif- ference between dramatiza- tion and real life. He showed subjects films of real facial operations where a young girl's face was sliced open during surgery. Mr. Goldstein claims few of them could watch it and that video games provide constant clues that they are simply dramatizations. David Grossman, a retired lieutenant colonel, taught psychology at West Point. He says, -there is a vast gulf be - The Doctor Game 'b 4 IV GiJjord Jows MD. 3 tween being an average citi- zen and taking a human life" Mr. Grossman says "the Army uses video and com- puter combat simulations for that very reason: to prepare soldiers to kill. That soldiers must be permitted to simu- late the act of killing in order to give them the skill, the confidence and the desire' For instance, the Army uses MACS (Military Arcade Training), and the Marine Corps uses Marine Doom. They utilize these for a rea- son. They are experts at teaching people to kill. Mr. Grossman suggests video games offer similar training. Retired colonel Ron Krisak, who ran the battle labs at Fort Dix disagrees. He claims military simulations have nothing to do with de- sensitizing recruits. Rather, they train them to be more ef- fective. But Mr. Grossman contends a steady diet of shooting games can turn a novice into a superb marks- men. For instance, records show in real life engage- ments, only one in 10 bullets from police officers' guns hits the criminal and the av- erage distance for the shot is only 23 feet! They're sup- posed to be the experts. But Michael Carncal, the • r &911%4419.4�!�--, ,� C aria A 14 -year-old involved in a school shooting, to the best of our knowledge, had never fired a gun. But he stole a 22- calibre rifle, fired a few prac- tice shots, and hit eight stu- dents with eight shots, five in the head. Who is right? We know repeated stimuli and rewards reinforce certain behaviours. Ring a bell and trained dogs know it's lunch time. The same technique trains rats to naviL,ate mazes. t �hat ,shout jhildrcn ' I suspect Mr. Grossman is right that repeated violence may push some impression- able kids over the edge. But 99.9 per cent know the differ ence between reality and the modem version of Cowboys and Indians. If not, we'd have tens of thousands of Littleton shootings. To prevent Littleton killings a major revolution in social behaviour will be re- quired. Parental and school discipline --vould he a � o(d .tart. rn u aceSale,,. )RKIAuthorite+d Dealer d u coNsuwres ccs I. Now Booking Fall Tune Ups dor Fuii"ees 44W University Centre at Durham CPThe CRINOWSO A A0080OWN p0#0000 Wanted: Payroll Professionals Beginning September 1999, The Canadian Payroll Association in cooperation with Durham College, will launch its Payroll Management Certificate Program to students interested in a payroll career. As a certified payroll professional, you will: - Understand the corpple)6ties of payroll processing Increase your payroll skill level • Solve problems more quickly and easily Acquire more credibility within your organization SEPT 15 - DEC 15 111li.dn.sdW • 6:30 pm - 9:80 pm • $205.94 Leahww: K1 kh a 9 llik o To register for the course call: (905) 721-3000 Note: students must also register with CPA before beginning the course. For more information on payroll certification, call the CPA at 1-800-387-4693 For IntornwWon CaN %W fiiNlirn (NO) 721-9111 ext ?828. i. A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 'I S. THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE �To�P/ace Your Ad Call: AJAX DICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER Uxbridge: 852-974-1 LAS S IFIED b — Port Perry. 9 8 5 2 511 1 1 careers 1 1 careers IM criers 1 1 careen 1 1 car er1 1 careers 11 Careers — 1 1 carem 11 corers DIPLOMA PROGRAM NOW Emtni I mr. RESPOND TO ADS LIKE THESE IN AS LITTLE AS 10 MONTHS Assistant W, ft%Weeedw.1 in t DEN . Re9'°"S.q tkaOk and haw �` ftset I W �RK�NG 1 "a'�Nau an sl eMA�Et� . aEcty gwisr mauc an. e a L7kw c' ,�t`°' . DENTAL- Asss...R fit req for busy onnodOMic anise A.SA.P. tax resume to MEDICAL SECRETARY/ HEALTH RECORDS The Youth Centre, a community health centre for youth and their families living in Ajax and Pickering, is accepting applications for the full- time position of Medical Secretary/Health Records. This individual, as a member of a multidiscipli- nary team, will provide computer support, health records maintenance, reception coverage and arrange for medical and diagnostic follow-up. The successful candidate will have: • advanced computer skills, including experience with network administration • post -secondary education and 2 to 5 years working in the medical secretarial field • excellent verbal and written communication skills • flexibility around working hours Please send your resume to: Executive Director The Youth Centre 360 Bayly St. W., #5 Ajax, Ontario L 1 S 1P1 The deadline for applications is Friday, September 10, 1999. Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. As students of the Oshawa Campus we had lots of questions about MCSE, CMF, MCP and A+ certifications. CDI College .helped by answering those questions and provided a strong career focused training plan. We are just about to graduate and we have already been interviewed for jobs with leading I.T. companies. Donna Student Oshauv Campus Dave Student Oshawa Campus CY G ��C M COLLEGE P E R S 0 Ni y E L MODULES INCLUDE: 'a°k �,a,��� R. ExecueevW !2I •. �.�•. 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New media wep des a as Pickering Pickering Campus Fox resume lo Interim Personnel A'aw. d. so fmat daps aid programming Fewtcu l as - 420-1344 723-1163 moi' �. may lee a,railwe to � students Only selet:W applicants will be coruoded. CAREEN SCHOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wt. Flonfhy i f Carers 11 Caesars 11 Carms 11 t.aners 1 1 Cwen Busman Program. 12 wk. in, tens" 3-0nae program. 3 wt. Prolesslionot coarse: kr- MEN/MOMENAUDS. Needed home ndeo: .EMgnnen Pro- Director of Academic and Technical Services Marham C lege is seeking an experienced and motivated leader in the ficki of lnforrnation Techrwbgy. Reporting to the Executive Director, Infcxmation Teclu"ogy, he/she wilt have a dernocutrated cornmitment to Durham's vw- ues and will bring w this position a vision and sktlLs to build an the future &-vetopnerit of academic computing. With nine (9) dirty reports, this posi- tion has college wine responsibility far hardware, 50h% -Me and network sup- port, network infrAstruaune and central server adminisuation, along with Help Desk services for both academic and adnunistradw arras. The successful caridichte will have leadership and administrative !skills with proven capacity to handle tremendous detail, to set goals and achieve objectives. to cope with a demanding workload and to remain calm and focused while under pressure. The incumbent will also have experience in a post seconday environment with a dao ouch understand- ing of the community college system. The ideal candkiate will have, as a mininwm, the skills and abilities normally associated with the completion of a Master's Degree, experience in an educational setting, and an indepth knowledge of Planningi, conf>4g- unng and implementing high capacity Gigabit Ethemex Na works with specific experience in Baddxo ie, WAN and LAN TCP/IP topoiogy. PN+nniong. configuring and implementing centrAl Lkm servers preferably using SUN hardware and software. Configuring Imesne t and haranet applications, Internet applications and standards with specific exposure to multi -media applications, comimunication, applications and msoruexional technologies. Planning and operating an ISP service to clients. Operation of a central rr Helpdesk, central finned asset inventory control systems arhd central desktop maiagemnew systems. Project management. Managmtent of staff within a similar environment. Dudrun College is an equal opportunity employer. Resturxs will be accepted until Septernber 3, by Sandra Bennim Director, Staff Services, P.O. Boos 385,Oshawa, ON L1H 7L7. Please gwxe competition number 99-49. University Centm at Durham in Catalogues. Tv commer• � Part-timoun hmr � C,y. iy,r es, ane extra cowsa a.aila�holew A school work h accep110traniq all Fiaaa npsiration Nes cowed Call � a�ssarta may to av7il- e16}-911-�ia3 ar 1-000 aW 9D5-ai6.1T4& M.0 E.LU S illy Oedicatld, Quaffa" styY TFCIr iae Aagieoa FAW*- S"."/he. pang» vac. gay AliiRTAPI'1': - tRtR,3�fre. Ilene. vac. /W Fan svat•sise ttltloes 6 pm 905 -683 -ilii �t ASSOCIATES LTD. CONSULTING ENGINEERS Is a ms&m sized cwnlsullig engineer gg frim. located in the Town of Ampro- Yetdinq mom to the land indusby. W hm an kntrlediate opening JU %ADD OPERATM. As a mililmm, the sunxiessiul candidate will to a College graduate with training in AUTOP. . nft openling is dassilied as operi- wYdPtemwdesign Plosso re* In writfllg prior to Spbwber 18,19!! Saboorfa Kinflle i Afaoden ltd. 118 Ow Klep m Road, Ajax, Ontario, LIT 2Z9 Microsoft 905-434-8585 www.cdicollege.com CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE Rohm and Haas Canada Inc. is a Canadian subsidiary of a worldwide leader in the manufacturing of specialty chemical products and has an immediate opening for a Customer Service Representative. The duties of this position are to handle. negotiate and follow- up on customer orders and inquiries; enter and maintain pricing; process samples and literature requests; receive, own and follow-up on customer complaints in the CCHS system. Candidates should possess a community college diploma or equivalent and have a minimum of two years' customer service experience. Candidates should also have good team skills, excellent communication skills, and the ability to handle stress and resolve conflict effectively and professionally. Self-motivation, good work habits and good computer skills are also required - In addition to a competitive salary, we offer an excellent benefits package. Please fax or mail (no phone calls please) your resume to: Areae Mackenzie Rohn and Haas Canada Inc. 2 Manse Road West Hill, OEM. M1E 3T9 tlfaer stIID IIAAf Fax 9416-287-4495 CAeNOIA ■tC. . . We t hank ail candidates wbe apply, lowevera only diose indieidnals selected ler an Into view w18 be contacted. AToodGonnnalhnantt York South Associatieuh for Community Living Full and Part Time Cofoamanity Supptlat %bakers Nie seek only the right people, who have ambition and dedication, to train as team manbem SuoeessAtl applicants will provide support and services to people with developmental dhsabtlities living in the Ridimtorod Hill/Thornhill and Markham areas. FuH and Part Time positions available • Full time (awake) Nights -Start salary $24,276..+benefits • FUR time Ev Mart salary $28,974. +benefits • Part time for au -511.36Jhr. plus vacation pay Education in social sciences or experience is required. Please fax your resume to: YSACL - Richmond Hill -905.737-3284 Atte: Competition #99.0043 %=k rfpu to atl'rurw ter, 4a� duum,� ixwvu .tF wiffbe conta..AMg ls The Yak Sodh Association br cmfmturo L"66—an ega mxwbx* ehrrdo►w 11 Cant4trs 11 Careers 11 Careers Join a Canadian retailer with over 160 women's clothing stores across the country! We offer a variety of casual and trendy looks at great retail prices, targeting today's working woman with a young and active lifestyle. We are seeking honest, organized and ambitious customer service-oriented team players with a proven track record in retail sales and store management for our Pickering Town Centre location. New career opportunities for.- Store or:Store Managers Manager Trainees It's time to start thinking about your future!! Don't miss this opportunity to be part of a powerful and progressive team! Fax / Mail in confidence: Dynamite Stores Attn: Evelyn Page 5592 Ferrier, T. M. R. Que. 1-114P 1 M2 Fax: (416) 622-7836 Nelson Industrial Inc. is a leader in metal manufacturing, recognized for its modern processes and friendly working environment. Due to expansion we have immediate openings for qualified Welders on our day, evening and weekend (Fri. -Sun.) shifts. All candidates must be qualified for AJILIn<linum Tig Welding, have the ability to interpret blueprints and have a minimum five years experience in the Sheet Metal Industry. We offer a comprehensive compensation and benefits package and tremendous opportunities for personal growth and development. Please send your resume to: :Nelson Industrial Inc - 1155 Squires Beach Rd., Pickering, Ontario L1W 3T9 Fax: (905) 428-2392 Telephone: (905) 428-2998 ®Lenbrook 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario L I W 3K I ( FAX) 905-837-6352 or email: huma_nrecourceslenbrook om PART-TIME ACCOUNTING SUPPORT FILE #380 A leading international distribution company has an immediate opening for Part-time Accounting Support. This part-time contract position will provide accounting support normally four to five hours per day, with some additional hours required at month end and year end. Assisting with various tasks including but not limited to: invoicing, cash posting, accounts payable processing and accounts payable cheque runs. Applicants must be flexible, self -motivated, organized and proficient in Offtce97. A minimum of two years' basic accounting experience in a similar role is required. if you are interested in applying for this position, please forward your resume referencing Filefl380 by Wednesday, September 8, 1999. No phone callsI�Only applicants selected for an interview will be contacted. We thank all others for their interest. Lenbrook is commined to employment equity. wing food-processing company in Pickering is lool an experienced, mature person to setup and main in-house laboratory and quality control. Must be work independently. Minimum 2 years experience food industry required. Please sendtfax resumes to: Dodos Brand Foods lac. 953 Dill11gteam Road PI , 6M. L1 to Fax �)839-7217 11 Goons looking tux kyr pllople a ex panel one d the fastest Wow. Ing mnliimK in lite fame growing industry in tie woft training provided. Dox 145 Ajax. LIS 3C2 and fax 905- 683.2426. THE NAIL STATION Career Training Canter Career train. ink available in artificial nails, esuDom- cures. Waxicandling. Air bruslhirrg and tattooing teclniques. Student Finawng negotiable, f905µ39-2217. Modelling? OPEN HOUSE SAT. AUG. 28 11:30 -100 MON. AUG. 30 6:00 - 8:00 Casual, fain and free! Talk to models and agents to get the information you need. - . Darlow models fol dundas street west whitby (9051430-5715 _ 1 t+erkr411P 1 GQIIe/a1 Help ff NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 27 A/P 1 Gen" Help 1 General Help 1 Gorwol Help 1 r It Help An 130gool Medical Dowke Mstwfsettww boated In Pickering has foeimediab openkilgis icor, Asweaerg4nee- • Excellent manual dexterity. . Good technical aptitude. • Able to use basic hand tools.. Able to read basic assembly drawings. R"eivas t iteaoetoe . Excellent attention to detail. • Good technical aptitude. . Able to read blueprints and use basic measunng instruments. CtlatOtale Servloa. . Manage customer orders and invoice processing . Organized self-starter with good computer and communication skills. • Knowledge of international shipping procedures. . Multi -languages a definite asset. . Plea saanttttelephone manner.. Organized with good computer skills. . General office duties. . Voice mail system. Please rteplyby mail to Ortho ie Canada Ltd. 9o1 Dillinghaam Head, Pickildn�ntario, L1 2Y5 or by Fax 905-420-5232, or by Emil: olcanada®olcanada.com EXPERIENCED AZ DRIVERS - GM Dedicated US Runs - B -train line haul to Montreal - Line Haul to Ingersoll - Open Board General Freight - City Shunt Work -- Single or Teams, P/T, F/T Best pay rates in Oshawa Call: Doug Smith 579-2911 Interim Personnel DURHAM PERFECT ATTENDANCE PAYS OFF!!! Work 20 Weeks, Quantum will reward Yo JOBS AVAILABLE SEPTEMBER 1,1999: $7.28/ph - $8.50/ph • 100 Assemblers • 45 Strong labourers • 75 Picker./Packers • 30 Bindery Workers • 10 lac. Forklift Operators ($10.40/hr. - $11.44/hl:) • Days, Aftemoons, Midnights Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be prepared to work today. Must bring void cheque or savings account information for direct deposit. No students plisse! REFER A FRIEND - RECEIVE $SSS$ Cog (416) 292-2282 fcw an apps Or walk In Interviews held in Ajax 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Wed., Sept 1, 1999 at McLean Community Centre Room tri - 95 Magill Drive (Westnev Rd, N. of "wit. 2) = I = I M RECEIVING DENT. Brock/401 $9.00 p.h. Our client urgently needs 3 people for re- ceiving product returns. Must be familier w. Microsoft Exel, have safety shoes. Ro- tafing shift; 8am to 5pm, then 1Oam to 7pm. Exp. w. computerized inventory helpful. • Also need student fro a perm. part-time job in shipping, 4pm to 9pm weekdays. Pays $9;00 p.h- d6aMy�Aug. _ 3 recruit- ing only, Monday, 0, 110am to 3pm at Accounting Sohl ions, 95 Bay- ly St. W #205, Ajax ( W. of Harwood, across form Wendy's.) All other weekdays apply 10am-3pm at the Global office at 777 Warden Ave., #21.7 Scarboro. (below Eglinton.) PHARMACY ASSISTANT Occasional midnight shifts Drop off your resume to 314 Harwood Ave., S., Ajax Or Call (9os) 683-5222 SHOPPERS DRUG MART 1 CWW TrIlawrn PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS needed 3 ON surveillance course �slPaonMt� Sept 10th ss50So= S Co•roarl cost avadabk. Call (416)716-3107. Survellarre Consultants 1 Genera 1400 AIR CONDITIONING REFRIG- ERATION metnaroc r•gmres mmedrarny Must rave oop card. gas it Knowledge of rod tops and gas putout Como. bends and truck supplied. Fax resume to (905) 839-6928 NOW HIRING ENTRY LEVEL POSITIONS AVAILABLE CALL FOR APPLICATION GUIDE 111416.631.8778 Pwcway Transportation Experienced School Bus Drivers for 3 runs daily. Clean abstract, recent DOC, Fluent English preferred. (905)420-4574. Ifarlaoer hd lime. Had a. team prayer Sell mmal- ed. Saks dmlM navidual dedicated b linivia SHWI- ot customppeiar0oeeservice. A tut otln weekMd: Droop res"umy at White FeaUw Country Slone. 15 Raglan rd, fhaplNn. •Pwm no phone AUTONOTM Pae Prop I'mon rrteuired by Pickering truck Cap manugdaer. work Gm W733773 or tanga- sumeto µ2b7376. AM MME ted and pert tine phone work. kw& and on- side sales pltsitiorhs Saks in Nie ndumilli pairNs ate cow ings field. Salary. (416)-264- 3336. In Pidre ft AZ DRIVER steady LTL rocs, good wages. clean ab6fW and U.S. experwna is a must. Call Joe at (905)-427- 4863. SAILER ASSISTANT)Coumer help. Fuse lime. Hard worker. ttownngfast plaw, self motivated. fi son. A In� � � pef- ooin0 pace. Work every ower weekend. Drop resume at White Feather Country store. 15 Raglan Rd.. Rr-- 'Phase no phone CANADIAN TIRE CORP NEW PICKERING LOCATION New Canadian Tire store at Brock Rd. / 401 needs temporary workers for several weeks for store set-up Pay rate starts at $7.00 p.h. Warehouse Workers, Shelf Erectors and Stockers, etc. Green patch C.S.A. approved safety shoes needed. Dayshift work. Some weekends. Men and women equally welcome to apply for this opportunity. • Will lead to full-time employment with this Canadian Tire store for some of this crew at conclusion of the Set- up job. • Also student needed for Perm. Part- time shipping job at Brock Rd./Bayly ware house 4pm. to Bpm. weekdays. Apply: Global Human Resources, re- cruiting in Ajax on Monday, Aug. 30, 16am to 3pm., at Accounting Solutions, 95 Bayly St. W., #1502, Ajax (W. of Har- wood, across from Wendy's ) All other weekdays: apply 10am to 3pm at the Global office, 777 Warden Ave., #1217 Scarboro (S. of Eglinton) PICKERIPACKERS Scarborough/Durham locations day & afternoon shifts available Mast bave steel -toed boots *Car an asset also: PRESS OPERATORS for afterntmm shift Apply in person to Apple0ne Emooloolaat $111$$ l!< bring a friend S$$S* s `fon - Thurs. gam to I lam Pickfair Plaza (Lav Rd. South of Hwy #21 (905) 831-3400 ri r is currently seeiung Permanent full-time and part time LINE COOKS STUDENTS WELCOME Apply in Person betwe I la. M. of alter 2P. M. to 705 Kingstoa Rd. Pk*enng. We've got great things in store for you: NOW HIRING Storefront & Production Staff Pard Training. valuabie Experience. Hot Opportunities. A8 Shins - full-time, part-bn1e. Also fel - F avarlawe. short shrtts. what m*es our CUStof iers happy is what motivate our employees. Honesty, caring. and a work- place mat feels Wee home. Apply only to: 1750 Bavly St. W. Pickering (9051128- 883 Fax (905928-2216 rum Att~ An employer you can count on. FAST TRACK YOUR CAREER Great opportunity for personal & Professional growth far reoerit University, grad or other ambitious individual. Outstanding communication and telephone skiffs a an enthusiastic attitude wiN be necessary to skiN(ully manage the clinic & assist the Dr. in providing superior health care. Apply in person West Chiropractic Clinic 4747 Hwy. #7 East,Ur"wiUe SONDAKE MUSIC teachers required with ear. Minimum Grade 8 Practical. Grade 2 Theory. all instruments Flexi- ble hours. Fax resume to (90x) 721-9799 or e-mail 0*1ag-mustc.sy ow co a CANADA'S second Ixgest Self -Storage comparry is hir- ing mature on-site couple for new facility in Ajax Duties in- volved office work, on sde and tele0ow sales. comput- er S maintenance. A prod knowledge of the Ajax ngrket would be an asset! Fax your resume CIO Lise Dube (514) 683-9085 CATALOGUE Shopping Com - parry requires reliable part- time associates Positions in- votm dropping and picking up cataloguesserwIng cus- tomers and ptapng orders tf you enpy walking and flexible hours nn an unique enwron- mere call Clens at 1-416-650- (. oenfia -416-650- (rnerrria ad 3) CHILD A YOUTH W or DSW's wanted to w0�t n children's residence. Must be wiling to work days. eK4wlgs and Fax esuffie to CS)6865-3112 by Au" 311 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News ACver!,ser 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 mere shall be no li- ability for non-Inserbon of any advertisement. L4*hty for errors in ads is limited to the amount Dad for the space occu- pprig the error. All copy 's subiW to the appro- tal of management of Yews Advertiser moier learersrwp in Port ?eery Gm Don Jr at 9e5 - COURIER NRO[ER •,tn own vicar regwre,, •uI' x part e for •apiay expWmg :.,moxry Can Bram ?905, 47-8612 DdweM 8 a.m. and !om DENTAL OFFICE Ioolung for a a , 1" team onerned aaipl ,Igwat Good comawrrca- on skills and aierpeM Anne W4resume lo lie w rum 11 parks St. eobon. pit 1(9A ZT4 SERVICE reyurres - matuft, repay cleaners, ence ub'aat�t noctxne�c�tave Call uwor. -Fri srui•eua U111,10- 011111 61"353 I You WANT the L1FF. s I yet and ate you willing to work Ion ih Lee name and number at (9051126-8590 DMA - TEMP to perm D- licensesome customer service. van or large truck Fax reswe and copy CO Ir - CMU are abstract to 1416) 495-0941 sat Plus ONNER TEAMS required for designated driver service. MUSS 011 able to dine standard 6 automatic, have clean ab- stract d be bondable, Suude lor B qt over 25. IN IF] A HELPERS wanted I& IDCW Moving oaM Expenence a but not necessary-* ac- cepted A, I. 4tln -Sept. 2. BaNttOam. 1375 Hoplurrs St.. tIti 7• Whdby, EM SM.. S30o.. S= of =tore per week. n moor products in the %, do, of yow owl hsinroerrpSSendata sell - 10: O.P. 6.24gt1 Drrdas St W., sate 541. Rd 636. 1is- sissaga Ont. L59 2R8. EOINr11ENT RENTAL STORE re4wes fun and pal -'ire person. Snag engines and bel lenoe4e'no an asset Po- sitiat n xltires some wee - lads. Call (416)-995.8n73. mum COURIER cow PANY has immediate open. wqs for qualified arras with reltabk cars and vans. SM weekly. Call (905)-427-8093 Monday thou Fndayr. EXPERIENCED RANISThIST, for we11 established salon, Nom Wet Oshawa area, Cal Marie: 905.726-9611. FALL TINE CAREEN customer service data entry clerk in Ajax netted ASAP for busy Tele -communications rempa- M• Pine fax resume to (905)486-5241. A/FVAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 1 Gen" Help 1 ""H* � G"" HNP 1 Saw NelpfAppap MM S" IMpfMenla1 Sew HMWAg ft BUSY Sew MWA..m E M. OeYtae AalebM Oeyeat *$aid* START IMMEDIATELY THE TORONTO STAR has EW_- PICKERING BerKlt / Reue: openings for youth carcass- Loving daycare; 18 namlls Io $400 per week/ ars. Experience is not a ne- - eOrticed�dEcaAreMavailabkxPn a $20,000 annual) plus bonuses cessity Pay structure in- 12 years. Darty outings y P fun, co oaabk environment fenced backyard acrd park). chides S10/hr dun training ' rafts, story time. music, nu - Payday every Friday Ckose to Vaughan Wilard PS period Excellent commission Dairy outings, lield trips. 1 Mtinus meals d snacks. First • No exp. necessary • No layoffs . strikes further wrath ,onuses For playrooms • much more. Int- Aid, C.P.R. certified. Non- ant/Child be able to lift 35 lbs. further information call Mr ant/Child CPR plus first aid, smoking, receipts. 905 -428 - Local well established company of consumer Scotia 728.5119. 686.2292 Canada's leading retailer, of Advertising Sales g references and receipts pro 1244. products needs 6 Individuals to fist in distribution EARN Sam -Spm billiard Products, games and game "dad Call 83 7-1 84 4 department. i war in a must possess a ps u EARN MONEY A WORN Professional tU RESPONSIBLE HOME child RELUBLE daycare. ECE. Ex- tice attitude to work in entry level ositiom u YOUR OWN HOURS The Tor- loom furniture has a number of penance. hot Icrcfhe5. snicks P P :are. 10 yrs experience. Ird- fenced yard. Markham/Elles- to management. onto Star s presently hiring excitin career opportunities ants to 10 yrs CPR. Creative mere. Near Wm Tredve adult canvassers Experience aY Call (905) 720-2479 ,s not a recessity pay struic- The Ajax -Pickering News availa le. We are currently play outdoor activilies. school. (116W38-8751 Advertiser needs an organized, seeking ap lications for Mrc anney Cal; Elaine WE CARE day care has 3 Monday &Tuesday Only cure includes $10/hr. )raining g period Excellent commission self starting Advertising Sales FILM Time .Salts Associates, openings Hot meals. snacks. structure with ,onuses. For Professional. The right person will Part Time Sales Associates Close to GO Rd complex crafts. Play area, re ch further information please call g I� Close to G0 Non-profit, high Harwood -Norah of Hwy /2. RETAIL MANAGER Mr Kendal 728-5119 1 686- be an energetic individual who for o7sekday shifts, and quality centre. with licenced Please Call (905) 686.6133 pm will contribute to the continued Denim Wear ?292 mon-fn Sam -spm AP)prsntice )Billiard Mscha - Drogram cook ac Imam to Jean Machine, a growing denim wear chain, has an exciting opportunity available for a highly motivated store manager. You possess mirumum 2 years retail management experience and superior selling/ merchan- casing skills. We offer a competitive salary and commission package with benefits. Please call 416-498-6601, ext. 360, or fax rewme to: 416-494-8467 •t•tnnL ta000re' •egm•ed for Precise Tod IS Doe 95 Gil- lingham Rood. Pickering, On - land. L1W 1Z6 Appy in per. son or fax resume to (905) 839.3513 GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTORS needed Most have NCCP Level 1 Great mouvatm and patience required Parttime 433,-1582wor`2 Christ me at HAIRSTYLISTS POSITIONS available for Ajax. Whitby and Oshawa. Excelkm training and dpporturxtoes at klai cuts Can Kathryn (905) 576-2512 WRING 'immediately - BUSY Pickering Restaurant hiring Expelienced Cooks 2 MAINTENANCE supervisor permanent positions. $42,000 per year Electrical, mechani- cal aptitude. PLC insalater. Press punch. welding, com- Duter experience a 4wwell 9Fax Mullm to 41, San Plus, MATURE MEAT/DELI help re- quired part time Could Itad to full tinieExperience helpful No phone calls please Apply wntti resume to East End Oualiy Mats 104 lupin Drive. WhtDy (Comer of lupe and Hwy n ) MONTESSORI School re- quires assrstam for 1 day per 9 week ECE preferred, cal 9005- VA -9759 WHY NOT MAKE success of existing special ­ rw nrnng on Call Stan for risks. If you are a mature, energetic, g' scbod aged. Gam -bpm, full 8 1 FIewood S..;M WEEKLY? No eaperiena neeessary, to publications and also develop p new projects demanded by our 427-8155 or drop on resume "pLx-)pte person' with extensive part-time. summer excur stuns (9D5)-837-2573 KOZY NEAT FIREWOOD, ex - celkrn very ties, hard wining train. Oshawa advertising company rapidly clients and readers. SSS TELEMARKETING CO. re- retail sales experience, p gwres energetic tereDlrine quality wood. guaranteed extra I expanding Great Opportunity for A solid sales background, a will train Excellent pay plwS exceptional customer service skills LAKESIDE P.S. Mother will time fully seasoned, cut d Honest res panibk. amataus outgoing people 5 people determination to succeed and Send. or tang. resu•m 10 DO and a passion for fun then please care for c care for children before and split measurement. free delivery. 905.753-2246. wanted nowt co-ed environment Call Sbtey today for imlerNew. an engaging personale are essential assets . 676 Mandt torward resume by fax to; 416.494-oS34 or I In eESoEI. y p arca lunch. 6 30am-bpm. Will walk to and from school (905)-883-5236 ENGS WOOD PRODUCTS. truck load of logs. Buy now. 720-3144 Fun -time only 18.. Students welcome WANTED for Nioh P.ahln Sa- Ion 8 Spa' Ass: Manager/ stylist - 5 yrs experience Stylists - 2 yrs. experience Estheticarts full time 6 an Dme The Wild Rower 905- 430.2113 WAREHOUSE HELP required. Please bring resume to: 695 Westney Rd. Unit #4 Ajax. HOME WORKERS NEEDED " post. . assembi"N our orxlu nd c:s ors havailable C )83 all (9059- NEEDED EXPERIENCE tram- lilac kir say at tame rrarns D443 ask for John irg crews. for alax town haus- astud", S Sart omme. es 1e90VM (905) 767.2048 rMatey For tree into packaw cxpe•te^Le7 Tsar ^a�e Jwn ttuCx and t00I5 . For cleaning 6 air Gond. start up -.D.P. card required. Steady work irr drrham area. (9os)-619-6991. Learning Centreshis. toe -free 1 771-7409 ­ rw nrnng on Call Stan for required tot Seatooe b _,:eax the" Whitby and alas lata- YOUR GOOD HEALTH STORE trolls Please fax reSume a 0 C requires full lime help 427-8155 or drop on resume ". wrlekfw^. and wee at 15 Be am Ave. Agri by kends Vitamin knowledge a T Nosday Stet. 2nd must or nurmonal consuN_ SSS TELEMARKETING CO. re- amts Fax MSsint to (416)- 264-5M gwres energetic tereDlrine RECEPTIONIST WANTED. •eD$ NO experience required.1 OfRn will train Excellent pay plwS H cash Ooriusesdally, A call able. aha Cornpuder Nitrate HOSTESS Aa res5lAa te.tier available JUNIOR LEGAL Seuetary. required tot Seatooe b _,:eax nKrShft opportumry Plem Receptionist tc Wolk part House Appy in person. 1180 Ski- St N Oshaow Cal (9051438.0058. UebW or Lon Cash pad for reherahs Imve Litigation experience an ape, Please send resume o • HOUSE CLEANERS Needed I COMPANY look- TuPICKERING pwO Bo SWV Oshaw a On - 2 3 days a weer ` - 6 hours per day Tr irsponarion oro an .or 1;91 time contrapor.rd- hCe oak (Maybe Retie). re hyo LIH 7N1 Ant, hors Linda wiled n and Pckenng leleplhone manner. RECEPTIONIST WANTED. Call 428-9"r t00t ofPkasarit ImowlWorNall Ex Must be process oral. person - Affordable ales. Nqn stole. Mack Books would be an as- able. aha Cornpuder Nitrate ICE SPORTS ScArborouaU set M - F 830 am - 5 D m Send. or tang. resu•m 10 DO kxixing for FT.PT ruprlen ece0 (Also papa ef We" knoii Monte Chiropractic /- ZamDom operator. Flexible edge an AssetPleas! tax Pletax re- . 676 Mandt tours. ax rtsWrre to (4161412-6491 Sume to (1105) 831-1114 SEARS AUTHORIZED Indoor 1 MMMEOIATE OPENINGS full Clean Ar Services Dept iS HOW IAS and part time weekend worts looking to positrve, emhu. FULL -TWE Experienced MS SeMMOV to December saStE individuals to book ap- Sales Person required for 10 work onside A dw envy PONIUN ms No seeing, no ex- busy Dnd i Diirbquir Ene mm eorwrerts pakbng aro sang 11nM S7 00 M :I gene. . lie haat time. Irony immediately Call (905)432- Otr I terested eIe Wein be nterwewkg Tues., wage plus bonuses CAN 905- 428-2010 3320 R.E. SALES AupuM 31st from 930 a i at Oshawa Civic ROOFER SHOGLEN 6 Shin- Bopp north tran- Crime 90'. Commssioast jR. filers helper wanted Con- Back ups. Leads. Rderrals IOW tOr 11 11 10 d0 struction expenence provided No tee's i i i CALL MTEUJGANK - FT positions ferred Will tern (9051134- 905-509.6111 - available P7 positions Avail- 3818 leave messageable . ween' 11pm�Htu(MRangeol jobs SNORT ORDER COOK REIT- 51MIad wia We are the secaty Company ABLE person to fun-hmWpart from dkdh people aWch ca- time for aleten, posam. ExperiehWhyuportaton o AUTO Doily repairs preppm A painters IN Ow rears in pow and Sam -pub- k forces o t�amhwq work essential SERIOUS pep- prrams with reswne can hmmd. tools License. Top dollar 1 - OW263-1420 643418 is . nriars W416169-1429 or fa, 4164694255 ��32 vh'InI 9-,,. (905)- ext C&C OPERATOR required for JWP DISTRIBUTION SERVIC- ES INC., a reputable estab- SERVER required Fine dining Custom woodworking shop Fully experienced CdC Dp- Wv � �o�Y. expenence an asset. Incase can (905)-428.9778. gators need apply Please tax b� resume to 905 - has immrediate openings for STUDENTS needed for cro- 983-9714, enthusiastic broker drivers with a Small car or mn van Collate saes Evenings b Weekegs Cashpad CABINET MAKERS required Geographical knowledge of moiety $30 - SW Cal 4M-rT33I and to npM shift. Full expm linked cabinet makers nw Metro Toronto is beneficial Interested panties can Ala leave ontly apply, plCase tax resume yali_ZI (905)=M5 SUCCESSFUL upbeat modem I. )14. IUTCrIEN HELP REtwIREo. A fun to work in Whitby salon OSHAWA TIRE requires Tire Full time cook, days and regtkres a Hairstylist. Also chair to rat ExiceRem ftp- knsaRv to busy shop. Mini. mum 5 years experience. even, for local pub in Drop do resume to: Pon for a W*y rNOOvyed Hourly wa0e and IN %. Fax 224 & 224 224 Brock St. S.. Whitby. Ater: Shawn. Individuals. 50D0 resume to: (905) 725-8691 a Cal 905-725-6511. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, Igrg- UM limp. must have 6 SUKRwnumm. CWIPIE, Oshawa. Avail. inrNtd. small apt. INaldrp. Salary . 1 bdim. ELECTRIC" nailed for Tv shed yd VCR for est�Oiown hperiertce dADI. ncas Pick-plunbing. ExpeiMM RWairs. arvirdn ant Replyto Rile 1awA Areas.�Ig 94M dectrfcal, �, ret. d Poice dtDes. all Oshawa Whtey This Malek. 865 Faraeel SL ONN- wing be int- ttavewirg u the Os1awA Ci- Cal (905)-720.2153. wa. LIN 71.5. vic Auditorium 99 Tramm EKPERIENM. ConstrLvfm Road Soul h. Ostrow e on Tues- LabotNers warted. Fax re - day, August 31st 9:30 a.m. - 2 TEACHING AUdTAMT re- some to: 905436.9314. P.M. quoted for Montessori turn- aro- ing Cetm d Ajax. fir Sep- FU FULLY CEJITIFEO Pletebers ENTIs LIGHT LIGHT MDUSTRW - $/4.30 ,ember 7. ECE required. FJec wanted. tm For Inc. posse W perm time 10 rut service Intik. atrronrq It adcall Frenal Music, define as- Must be responsible, dean 1.88 09.3222. Staff latus. sols. Also mguind Part time pelssortable e French FreTeAder-grades 1.6. and A for a lob Cal. 428-3122 fa mare Ww- m i^inlN supervision. Good Must be 16-24 yrs., malion 6 lave message. wages with reputable comW ny and friendly work emtran- out of work/not TEMPLEMAN DIRECT MAIL- mens Please tax resume to: collecting EI. ING. part-time help wanted (905Y4264422 of to box 11, Aiax, ON. L, 3C5.p o Out of schoolirnot cal Ste, 905-831 2998. returning. Posiflous THE NEWS ADVERTISER is PROGRESSINE FAST growl plumbing company seeks fla mllable ROW. loolwg for pods to d*m pr time plumber. Meat have in - Call Job CON" Pers and lyes floor b door dstrial. commercial and ms - 579-8482; 623-6814, bo limes a week by 6:00 PM. in their mei'1111oods. apt idenhal experience. We ofkr WnpeMM rams and a Dec- or 427-8165 905583-611 a package. Please real (905) PK 7 421.7& P 0 4'C a M, 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: aJAX,PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER YOUR COMML'NM NEWSPAPER SINCE. 19&5 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario. L1 S 21-15 fax: (905) 619-9068 TheBBiCK. The Brick is now Canada's largest Home Furnishings. Appliance, and Electronics retailer and business is Booming! We need Furniture, and Audio/Video Salespeople. We offer the most generous commission structure in the industry, with UNLIMITED POTENTIAL. If you are positive, enthusiatic, well motivated and willing to retail hours, we would like to talk with you. Closing Date For Applicants is September 1st. Please apply in person at: The Brick Scarborough Superstore 19 William Kitchen Road or Scarborough Clearance Centre 1165 Kennedy Road Scarborough, ON or 1540 Dundas Street East Whitby, ON. SALES CONSULTANT Fast growing, international road products company requires an experienced industrial/commer- cial product representative to service municipal and contractor markets in Ontario. Must demon- strate shmg skills in both face to face sales and telemarketing, be a results oriented team player and able to work with minimal super- vision - If you are a self starter who thrives on the challenge of achiev- ing the highest levels of sales per- formance, forward your resume to: 1700 ALLIANCE RD. BOX 135 PICKERING, ONT. LIW 3X2 S"H* Hourly orgecawprk Exteriors 18 rrteriors. must have tools. vehicle. exp. in new housing. W3rk inWoo ,tqa rb., MiY95-�61-3561 Ready for next year. Sea- soned cut and split. Ready to Im �sPAM Yeeleal 1 ►hepta) Medkal bum (9D5) 852.7596 Dental �Deolal I Bargain HEALTH CARE OPPORTUNITIES- RNS AND RPNS VISITING er SHIFT NURSING POSITIONS DURHAM REGION We offer competitive compensation and benefits, ongoing training and Support, flexible scheduling, and comprehensive orientation. A vehicle for Visiting Nursing is required. Visit our office for more information, or forward your resume to: Sunt Elizabeth Health Care 209 Dundas Street East Whitby, Ontario L1H 7H8 Fax: (905) I30-2921. Saint' Elizabeth BRINGING HEAL•N To LIFE If you have 10 arms & can handle 20 things to 1 time all with a smile on your face and sense of humor then our busy chiropractic office is looking for voW Front desk/Assistant Part-time 4 da"/Wk. 25+11aoors. Previous applicants need not apply. Bring resume to Group interview on %N - "I 6pteadw 1st at 1420 Bayly S` u�tnit #*mirp5. Pickering. No phone calls please. ORy sWAIiwlsl a pplkaRts wi0 be aN- r, '. 1 oft Coap•r HOME COMPUTER TRAIN- ING Personal Computer lessons by a gwktied n- un CO, specializing in wad Propssma. Spreadsheets. In - WW... Gr oics acrd Genegl PC Usage. Houry package A avaikbk 905-511-4963 1150 LME -M CARE GIVER must De available on weekends. (905)- 619.9814 MATURE STUDENT in Am- Derlea area altendrrg Gandy SOW is required daily at 7 UOam, to walk an 8 000kld� (Etrpewood and S905-839 0003 W school. real or days 416-298-5141 on, 2174 IPULL TIME EXPERIENCED NANNY HOUSEKEEPER hire Dental RecepuorksvCDA re- out. required 10 care for 2 an- qumed for fun busy Pickering argeDC bays 1. 3. Will house - dental ofkce. Computer ex-keeping d hes and perieru a must. Evenings w Ny 2. CIA (90511 and Sa willays.Phone for more room. Fenced yard. Cal Tra- mformabw 416-4416) 283- Ilea ere 7211. gently r"twos Pak finers. DENIAL ASSISTANT or P.DJL NAVY ZrMIW000 area. Re - requited immediately for fuel liable daycare in my home. time position Of Ajax office. Affordable ales. Nqn stole. Retort Grad wM tram. Cal e'np. Fol for . 6 months a lip. Kdmk at 905.839.9947. 90542&$676. DENTAL ASSISTAl1TRIM, 40/ MOOS go. - Eatmemt Laage Pickring Oeital /roup. Wary OPPWIWW'a 10 ad- daycare provided. smoke fro, school bit access. St. ' vance. F1vN lime. Fax ratite WBNid yid l' &d. mA,m b Jacor (905)-031.7091. TWO Positions avail" EIr MKED Oeatal Assis- 4p71�, 6AplS can polink" 0 ( 6M ant neede0 for 3.6 mooft bMprratg Nov/99. said m- LOIMG HORS DAICARE slam lo: Dr. M. Katona) 235 ad quality Bayly St. W. Ajar, Ont LIS 3K3 rent's frit, 22ps.. - *s pra- scNol Put titre ad hM 6 t Dew available. Nonsmoking. tax 3111111111111111111 CPAL first valley A SPECIAL woman andIra aid. Former Cil. 2, close to00�amD Go. toleg 100 do. Bohn mist love childran Monday to FrideY. AJAK - MY YM CKERING 3:10-5:10. Old Htavrdot7/ Par". tlekratces. JOWne. Bach Rd. ECE will pxpvide (906) 86-7723 dig OPO". warm mtaing anirolenInt wo myy It"to oppot uni ELPERIENCED babytaMr re- mak% sWWS ". IOW tOr 11 11 10 d0 toniii ,M amekrt� waa +iNOAbI GY m CLOTHING used Were ex- panding' Back -to -school. rand names wholesale pnc- mg. MentwomeNchildren. Al items under $3 00 Former Fashions. 62 Old Kingston Road. Pickering village, Ajax. Tel 905-426-9946. 1 AAkw lex Sale 1919 Polaris Indy 400. 2 up seat. new dutch and suspet- soon. very food condition. 6500 trail miles, asking $2500. 4 MKhelirk Alone fires on steel rims. P205 70.815. appmx. 8.000 km fits new model Grand Prix. as" M. Can 579.3371. 1999 MASSEY Ferguson 2516 riding lawn mow Hydro SM. 44' cut. Brand new. never used 53900 o.b o Call (905)579.6731 A MOVING SALE house full at furniture ard mote- cae905} ablld prda-Aly in our home. BROCgANN M ABU Reliable -a" H* MW MaldalrFrxby. roost M flexible. RNaence required. om SI daycAre alaop ZOOMS W1niNs A�rd area, Cal MIAHM Sclool. SOMM tree. FabuloAii oar PLATE FRIER. E•sableW OM -P 2282. room. Fenced yard. Cal Tra- meW LtbriOAla in Ajax fir- UPONENCEo Daycare Pro- cey a 426-4864. gently r"twos Pak finers. WA K notend in home. be- MARERIDOE P.S. area drp Must be k* conversatn will bre ard ager sdtod. Ba 5- care. Available in my home elkreprirtt and weak wo ricin. 9-lend"Parkside School for ages 3 A up. Please al imum Supervision. Fax re- Rekrs'6es required. Own Spears car. Shoal Point /W. (905MI4m. sume to: 9054264= Call a DAYCARE AMAILAIIE M thilis 416-349-5456.928-2947. home. St Pasricks Sch d amekrt� waa +iNOAbI GY m CLOTHING used Were ex- panding' Back -to -school. rand names wholesale pnc- mg. MentwomeNchildren. Al items under $3 00 Former Fashions. 62 Old Kingston Road. Pickering village, Ajax. Tel 905-426-9946. 1 AAkw lex Sale 1919 Polaris Indy 400. 2 up seat. new dutch and suspet- soon. very food condition. 6500 trail miles, asking $2500. 4 MKhelirk Alone fires on steel rims. P205 70.815. appmx. 8.000 km fits new model Grand Prix. as" M. Can 579.3371. 1999 MASSEY Ferguson 2516 riding lawn mow Hydro SM. 44' cut. Brand new. never used 53900 o.b o Call (905)579.6731 A MOVING SALE house full at furniture ard mote- cae905} Presented by at tine FOREVER YOUNG UFESTYLE & TRAVEL SHOW SEPTEMBER STH & ill convention Centre '9:30am to S.-OOpm Bring your favourite antique item and. find out where it was mode and how old it is. You can even bringphotos A nominal charge of S2.Qp per item Will be d&x*id to charity. SEPT. s i 9/99 c0 'c :rn 255 From Sheet (North BiAli Ig) 90"117 ftWUced by 434-3661 a (905)432.1531 • DayWe Ivan" ABOVE GROUND POOL 41105t1 round. includes new toter. POO value $600 O.B 0. WHITES Rd highway 2, Iun Cie 839-7160. nme care in my bore al agn ANNOUNCING NEW lower welcome, to - backyard price on mint dish satellites, and finished basement. ran- QMY 5249 after relates or smoking 9p5.42D-0940 lease for $12.49 mommy Programming from $895 month 14 years experience 90516 5 3661 • Antiques 5T.tV Antiques Presented by at tine FOREVER YOUNG UFESTYLE & TRAVEL SHOW SEPTEMBER STH & ill convention Centre '9:30am to S.-OOpm Bring your favourite antique item and. find out where it was mode and how old it is. You can even bringphotos A nominal charge of S2.Qp per item Will be d&x*id to charity. SEPT. s i 9/99 c0 'c :rn 255 From Sheet (North BiAli Ig) 90"117 ftWUced by M So* CANOPY BED, wrought iron, uen orthopedic mattress 1 New. unused. Cost $1.200 scrihce $490. Can deliver. ,a16)-726-9885 CARPET BROKER, 100%. li w thick. plush. stain resistant ,rpet For 3 rooms, only y;i6q 00. Price includes 30 Sq. Is carpet. deluxe pad and in- .'allation in your home. Free ;,atat"on . in your horse. No ^terest. no payment for one If year. Daniel. 1-800-205- 9 5719(yi•434-1830. CARPETS - lots Of carpel. 100'. nylon, new stain rel ease carpets on hand. I will :arpet 3 rooms. $349 Price ncludes carpet. premium pad. �ryeRenst dilifil estimates (30 yards). Yonman 686-2314. CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- ;)ei, 100% nylon stain re- use. carpel 3 rooms $339. 30 sq. yd.) Includes: carpet. :vemium pad and instaka- ,on Free estimates, carpet u=4 Serving Durham and ng area. Credit Cards ,772 Cal l Sam 905-686- CARPET AND VINYL - Carpel mree rooms 30 square yards. I•om 5329 mstalled. I will (1115• ouzo your best quote up t0 o�. Customer satisfaction guaranteed. Cal Mike for your flee estimate. 905-431-4040 COMPUTERFACTORY BLOWOUT. Am 1 yr no pavments men $ (oae). 350 Mhz Waded, primer, morxror Internet. sonwue and more Fra scarifier. delivery grid setup 1-806515-5545 COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pent- vin starter system $429. Pentium laptop $744. 133MHz nternet system 5699 Loaded 35OMHz System $888 We ades and c�r� (905)655-3661- FRIDGE, STOVE, washer dry- er 1- PC oak dining set. Per - van fig fidl5n Dboemcopier. black bedroom unit. coffee W end tables. two at cont• loners. Oak table. emerSallr- mem center 576-0455 FUTONS, MATTRESSES, Bean Bags Sobs Bedroom Scares. Baby Fe"MWre. We stock Brand Names Ake SIm- mcns Palliser Tripod a dammer. The Best Ouakry at me Lowest Price in Durfram.hook Futons are always in s -BIG- Savings for students in back to school. LUIGI's f imit ute. 488 King $1 W. Oshawa (905)436- 0860.(Across from Sears at the 0shim Centre) HANK'S APPLIANCES Pans? SaiesService New sMpnternt! Unbddarable quality! Extra- rapaaty GE Arno-washeW dryers. 2-5yrs. $59WSd. Brand new scrawhichim Cer. an -top dove. Kenmore, xt- rep. $1299, only 5899 i Maytag arno washer. 2yrs. 5449 Amara, speed burners. seeWarwp gas stove, 2rrs. 5599 MflMrtp00R seffiJeanml Oe -lop. almond stove. glial $249. Rekofa- tors, frost-freNdelrrxe/rep. models S199/ul visit our i")rA 04 6 simwe St.s. HARDWOOD FLOORING, /1 Grade Birch 3-Vix3/4' a 2.1/ 4'x374- T&G Better Wptmp than maple at less ttme ran hall PP" boring ce 85Wsq.cltapes so at low price. Doug (906)649- 1506 NOT TUB - Lifestyle Malibu modelADprox. 55' x Ill Rarely Z. $1300 obo. CaN HOUSE CONTENTS SALE, all .urniture. TV, dei, Mbool keyboard, �it vachnrnms, rasher, much more- all 571-0142. JUST MOVING. Colonial mm - pie dining room suite. table. withtwo extensions, 5 Chl buffet hhuttc h.. Sd 88 gi pueIcCl2 bol i ble taties $20$lp�gi.amscei- IdneoUS dNMS. (905) 839- 4125 KING BED, IMagt mon CAND- Py NEW x -prick ordulpedic 01I10101 top mattress $ 52,300, sacrdyx sm. can clever (416).726.9885. MOVING W VWhtNt p�n� Wall unitsuite $I j� 02.1ad a . soft 8 215. Numbbenel permits tom. Ma a side board a hutch Sl 5 Table a chairs bed 5225 Dresstr Coffee a two cab tabNs, oak $245 Love splhsdli hey chair, $695. HOUSE -4 bdrm semi bleached. s121.9DD. Pte,,,y (9050697-3532. NEIL'S APPLIANCES Sills a vice Mal � Ken mo dryers washer SM. kilKenmore �� 2 ghs dryer $'Mach'tIf rasrier $350 G.E. i�Wlil MOO. !905)428-8310 NEW iiEYER USED, Duca Oil Oak dinifgrwm Set. ht and high Oak witA 6 Chaos, 9h glass cAirp cabled, paid over $4000 sacrita r: 52500, cal Larry 718.8279. 5 1 Artklee a Sale OPENRG SEPT. 4TH- In his- toric Bowmanville 20.0M sq. It and growing, Aril td- kctables. treasures, past and Present, every Sat. and Sun . 182 Wellington St. Bowman- ville. Info. 905-697-3867 PIANO TECHNICIAN available for tuning. repairs, and pre- purchase consultation on all makes & models. Also recon. ditionedpares for sale. Call Barb at 905-427-7631 PUINOS/GRANOFATHER CLOCKS Back to school Spe- cials on all pianos and key- boards. Starts August 18th Huge selectionof new and 115W Pianos. New digital pia- nos from $795 and up. Rent to own. 100% of all rental pay mems apply. Also a He selection of grandrathe docks from $995 and up. Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL TABLE 4 12 x9 profes- sional Boston table. Lions is. rich slate. gqnhettwncloth. balls. cul andA] 905-985-3820 52600. Call ACA. OSS. SATELLITE, new models including test card fall Channels open) View over 700 channels. Now available Spanish Galavision and Uni- vision. Installation available. Card guaranteed for 6 months. KennSo 905) 725-0196. (905)767.0 905) 767.07 RENT TO OWN new and- re - conditioned appliances, and new TVs. F W war "ardy Pad- dyS Market. I--800.798.5502 905-263-M or $NEUMAN - Quality wooden sheds 8' X 8Darn kit 01ly 5339. plus tax Marry Ott. sirs and styles available - Also grapes and Decks 761 MclgY Rd. Unit 3, Pickensq For more into. can 905-619 2093. $MGERY SEWING MACHINE anhptx 1-5150 Piano $695 0 *Wm' for wine malung 5$25 each Lawn boy $85. 0 B 0. (905)6554136 SPORTS►AL CANOE. 14 ml wide stem and Johnson Out. board molor. 2 111 bmm one Maar old COmplele with kill e lace seats and paddles. Sl too obo. Ideal IN fiSh% Cal 905-721.2407 (snp) MNE/OAK FURNITURE En. tertamment units Home of - ba, Ouwg ROOM. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs. our Craftsmenhave bw st MOW solid pm gft a wk ful tae for IN home Since 1974. see our in and sour Stale d tp Art woodworkrg aril lel us Show you lbw 1uMOre iS nnade....N you buy an E else. you Pat MOR & 90 LESS! .--Tradmono wow workup 115 NOM Port Road (S. all Reach Rd ) Pon Pay". 905.985.8774 httpl7w"w.tra- "ons o00workng ma MIME CAGES for sale. Cal TMs. 905-6865117 sap BUD FMOSU $195 / up, used 5125/ up. used dnYers SIZW w. used wash- ers $199 / up, new and used COO operated washers NO dryers at law prices New brow name hrdpes $480 and up, new 3(r ranges with clod and will $430 Wide w lection of agm new and used apllhNerces. Call its today. S1ePhenson's Appliances. Saks. service. Pans. 151 Bares SI. 00awa(905) 576- 7448web site www.durtal rnal.�. GARAGE door repairs. broken springs. cables, rollers. open ers ins411ed. Tuneups, $49.95 416-336-0073 WMW 1 Ar111iidee il �g oub, raaal tree! con- on aeeNentsns, (de. W6 cont- "Weldj cdbct m hof aiy SM, gualNites or single au flail i ms. Special iMeed in MoomLYIN popery. 17 try to re, aN QM now Borten pA(negepg5rps- Brookhri (9�05)2442.6B9D. 9 a WYKNC ANMK and col- Nct" wntemlS ndu ft woeMpprNil�s nod eestaln.FkblMKelm. dy poesr 9054"61. winagico S1BNENf of Your 11Ns, bow gwmorft aad watches, IT you of Blase )elms SilthhM 0 vow Mcwmus a ant • 1 AAI A cralk FOLK ART CLASSES starting in September. AN levels. Morning, Annoon and even ing dasees t raiNMe. Begin - r er our speaaNry_ Leant a Craft telt Can rdheee stress alld 1M enormous enjoy. meal Call (905) 5763947 for )domuft . VENOM wanted, for outdoor craft show at Courtice Flea Market. September 18th and 19111. Attendance 6000 per weekend. Cost 905 4361024. New L 1 SNksa II eAomo es to Sok SUri. AUG. 59th e•;pep - -- - S FAMILY Yard SaleA CIF Furniture, clothing, many new gallons of Ben Moore/Para paint I I 165 Admiral Rd. (Off Bayly Butcher) Many new overstock items from country craft stores. Old &new wood fumishings. Plus miscellaneous items. San. Aug. X"h 9:3oanl Spm 5" Haab Ret. aroolclin • I 8oardin • 1Fel is uppl DOGGY EXPRESS K-9 WALKING SERVICE � Takes die boretionif and loneliness out ojyow doll day. Helsh a will have jun and jirdVil • Excellent races • Fully insured and bordcd • Walks custom-made to your own dog's needs • Other Pet services available • References supplied on request (905) 427-3044 Serving Durham & Area BUY NOW! DON'T PAY TIL 2000 - 0°. INTEREST - KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular aom ground including ricking. 16 x 24. 0/D. $5.995. Package N dude Brier. 2 Udders. sand 66&7564. motor. ell 1-800- -111 Lost A Faerxt DESPERATELY NEEDEO. warm Cory barn for stray rats a kmerK to tilt M. 571-5544. • 1 PetslSk*O" GOLDEN RETRIEVER Pips purebred champion lines, 9roiwverstock. available m Port Perry 905-9854769 2 MALE ROTWEILLERS need a good home preferably 10- r Owner moving Need room to ren 3 yr, old. a 2 yri Smo. old Good aemperanNm CaMl983-10�76 brad fro 0pers ENGLISH SPANGER SPAN- IEL Dup. liver & *title put. at . parents on spelt. Docked tau a dew caws re. moved. first shots a c1l wormed 5300 Parents also for safe. nepo 436-1890 (mp) NEIL GRYE a homeless pet a second chance Heakhy lot - UM. vol Checked with first booster. Adult atsl a1 spayed of fiftemilid, fi ft vacaaled Drlairry miedium 10 larger eeOs of dogs also aiadaw. Pets suppkes and donabom always welcomed. Foster homes for medwm to large As wine as ahs needed. Durham Anna Adoption. N (905) 43tR-8111 • Llvaeeoea FOR rent9 stall winterized horse Darn baa -mile track. ex xlkntp wits horse sfm' W I filly tack room a shower. leowmamnik location, easy aaess. 90- 263-4450 11 AMoarebNw 1967 FORD Galaxy SM 2 door. hard top. 289 motor. red with red interior. Neve wmer driven. 0 all the way must sm!�ed. Wd trade for truck or 56500. 723 -7019 - Dom 433-9570.snp "a um" bark V114sc. 280K but 1M engine rums wed. The palal luxury car for Vie Niall uppu As is $1200 o.b.o. faM George 1905►576 3050 days. 1M9B MIU M Pull SE.. Black. T-foM. 130ks. Asking 9419-snp $2,000 as is. Conacl Sam at MM) -7263798. STNAOM ESW SM 1 19M OLDS OELTA 08 Royale- LECTI011 OF CARS AND Ful Waded. in exelem ton W1Mf DRASTICALLY AE- db-. Atlorg $1000 as is. $45001x111Tled Ca1432-2258 DUCED 92 Cutlass baded, OF 259.2258 140K whole, mint, $7.795. 92 1!B TOYOTA Tom- 2dc fle9a Waded. 140K, white, balch, ado. rid. IRrea.b Ong ik. sharp $7.715. 92 SuChbid R.S. rNfhs went, $1250 as is. o. wipe• loaded, V 61 121 K, 905-506-7466. only 56,650.. 92 an 6. Forest omen. rice 1f16K sal ra 55.595., 89 Corsica 111, ktad- ad 121 K 54,995. 95 Firei 5 speed. 80X, now $4.900. 93 Lima van. 147 K grey old silvol only $6,995 firm. 95 Carann Sport, Roiled, 3.3 V- 6. 95K perfect $9,995 firm Arm. 91 Lumina Euro, loaded. 166K, fartastic, 55.950.. 88 Mazda, aro, 323. 200K only Sl Arm. 91 Buick Lesabre Ltd.. 144 K. Waded. burgundy, sales 55,950. 5 - 1996 Cava- lier s and Sumires from $7.500 and up. Cant In CER- TICAR, 155 Kill St. Wed d Mideeee it for a Brent w "Mr. Cal( S79.288111. TRY USI 19H Mercury Sable. 29.000 km. loaded. $14.900 or best reasoruck offer 434-2775. for 139.000 km auto blue will black top. $2000 as is 000. Call B 116 en at 905-852-6158 or 820.3278. 1991 MAZOA Proteegpee, 163 ks. 4 dr. 5spd. Am/Fm Cass , block heater. Great engme, dented 37fender $3 500 (9051- 404-92 1992 LUNINA 134, deck, rare 5-speedloaded tint. alarm. emissions certtlKadort posed Oely 99.000 km Ex- -PBEnt =*Mm Inside a out. 18500 Call 579-9220 1992 PLYMOUTH Sundance - 2 5L. auto p,s pl crl arnnm cassette. 4 door. 1118.0001m, new Dartery/Dies. excellent condition Certified. emission tested Asking 55.500 (905)723-7507 or (SIM1911115-3759 1991 CAVALIER, blue. 4 cy- linder, automatic power locks. or. stereo. 99.000 Id.. balance OI exteerded warranty $7.000 or Deet over Tele Plow (905) 571-M 1995 GRUB -AN '6 Pui ABS white win Dray interior 107kms Spoiler Asking $9.000 665-0367 19% Chevrolet Cavalier Au- tomatic. a/C. 4-dow. 4-cykn- ner, green. 58.0001im's, ex- ceMwnt cara0orn. 743-05M 1998 NU PRECIMA Ilei MX3 Prec"du Mazda. 5 speed. 4 cylinder wen all. power Starting. CD system and AM/FM with casxne Lady driven, very dean with Orly 90.000 km. (I-Glm y dri- ven) Comes with cu"n bra Asking $12.800 Cal (416) 967-7767 alter 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 CHEV 905-706-8498 1!p CAVALIER $ wag• on, Y4 automatitalion c. all. Cruise, new had gaskets Jan. 99. now from and rear brakes, new fwd primp, Certified OW (P� emissions. $2,300. 1110 LAW PIIEMI A E.S. Vnw oripima rriWpe,aripe srored,S427-9018 1989 OLDS Brougham warned frit parts. Please cap (9051666-0851. 1991 CNEYADLET Sprint, red. no just, Nke new, rims great. reliable, economical, regular oil changes, non-smoker. Sport rims. JVC Cassette $2795 o.h.o. certified a Ones - Sion pas3. (905)579-6777 1 Autongbiks A A A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats We pay up to S10.OD0 Cash on the SM. Any condi- tion. arty year. Call us airy time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30 mit. service 905-6865003 or 905-706-5234 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must be In runnirq condition. Call 427-2415 or Come to 479 Bayty St East. Apr at MUR. AD AUTO SALES 1 Trucks for So, 1996 CHEVY BLAZER, black gili all wheel drive Tan leather. CD player, tully load- ed. 100,000 km $19.0. (905) 579-3670 (snp) 19% GMC JIMMY immuu- late. wolverine edition 89.000 led . $18.700 or pickup re- mainder of base a 5528 tax included per month for 10 rnon1 Buy cart at $16.800 or best Offer. Telephone John (9051430-2047 AS IS -86 GMC tug size Pick- up truck and cap 350 V8. re- biam-new Itar1S 4 boll main, dual exhaust with heade, Aslring 51300 905-579.0322. 1 varei 4 19999 'nery Astro Var.. 5 pas- icondition 2.B00 080 as is' 11976 Jill vy Snortbox van From 8 C good Condition 51200 080 as is' 1-905259.1403. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 29 A/P • Matrkte allpet nW 'or all D= fo► 1 1 rwrer0eof dint 1991 CUTTER LX Classic bo - winder 15'8 90 hp Johnson. indoor storage. skis. ski -bob. adder. jackets. 3 yr old North Trail trailer, new battery. low hours. mint 59.300 Cotta e Sold Pickering (905) 50� 5205 BASS BOAT, 95 Slratos Bass Mat w/custom trailer. 90 Hp 14 Johnson, trolling motor, fish finder. 2 live wells, 3 ba- teries. console, 2 swivel seals. (Jeep V excellent h bassboats 641. wide 1 .900 o b o or trade? (7D5) 328- 0402 (snp) FIBERGLASS DINGHY by Northern Yacht Mast boom. sad. dagger board. Tuner. tiller and oars Asking 5400 o b o. Call Bob after Spin (905)725- 8100 1 RecreMkmw Velicon 20' 1990 WINNEBAGO Warri- or Class A Just arrived from Arizona. Rust free Canadian Papers Fully equipped. Onan 5000 generator. Air Furnace. Extended 7- bed Large fridge Many other arrenifies. Beau- bful Comition in and out $38.500 0 8 0, Call Sunny (905)497-2951 i 1 1 Atawtmems Fyn Rem 2 BEDROOM fpI Oshawa 1575 Arai aole mmedately Reference; • ,,, last no pets ;ai, N e 830-5pm weekdays a '25-7321 2 BEDROOM casementapt 1989 VOLKSWAGEN weslfaia rlath Oshawa close b Our - van 105km =ruise control, am Coli hr �- airva polmntntnarnnp side tem ences Available imm@dLMIV, 5650vftkrsiv@ 2638851 am" articled Selves Co - eeprivate'I-c baled, 1 piste jaw. cer ified Mechanical and 3 BEDROOM mauntlooe carr em ession $10.500 Exedlent vate entrance Heated apart. CW~ Cal 905 728 6948 moo Large kitchen. kvup. 1996 ASTRID VAN. blue 8 dwia1g room 4 pc Dam. Pin - passenger. V6. air AM/FM vale yundry Garage. FerKed ass.. Orated windows, tilt llteenrgpe . se, eracoax@ gill. Appliances. Oshawa shopping area reggarade. runteng boards. 1.90517' 02 •1457centre new tores/brakes, exctlkm AI- MNBBACULATE, 2 bel condition. asking 515.900 room all 2 available. sw 905-1362971. loom t a OCMV 1 5850 IM 19% GN SAFARI SLX van am 5900 Derma Excel- steering. Drakes. till Nat area in Oshawa Call b 436 9159 cruise. 6 M.. 106.000 41a S 15 500 r batlh; tsbtasl. 509-2491 INOfnone (9051 1997 GMC SAFARI, SLX. fully equipped am-Im Cassette. DwgundyJv ne emrrortmwl- or excellent condition Inside and out Asking $16,900 (905) 697-1477 TAKE over the Wase of a1999 Ford F150 4x4 XL $1200 down. $%O/mOOM ndude$ lams IuVery very km's mama old. 905�63- BEALTIFGL one bel room lower kvd home. available Oct 1. walk-orrt basemen to yard wiW patio. Fire- place, own ear -in kileAen. bathrwes $700 incL nd hies DebNe 427 -MIO O uAX 1 bdrm hsmt an 6267 or 706-8606 working adult peeterred No smokingipels. S600mo. 1st/ C 1 TrBMerf last Aval. Seg Ist. Cal after RENT -WORRY FREE (905)-427.0849. 1!!$ � WESTNEY/HARNOOD Ajax 1 1011. box. awning. 12v bampe, bedroom i den. bsem m. irvoW stove, sleeps 6. 53900erefol . eeprivate'I-c baled, 1 piste Also Pick-up truck cap. Short washroons. partirhp, close b box $250. Car (905)831-2210. bus .Slop a sGclbOodl SM in- Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - $ pm OLVIV ubbba. I.SW427- Sat 8 Sun 1 pm- Spm 5973. 19l1 fTAACIIAFT YEMTIME AJAX In TONW hardhop tem trailer. Sleeps 6. does apartment. grill brwS ld portable stol carol erpl.rq chose b 401. G0. Pool. bit eardoon. $3900. 1988 BOMM camps. dud stove. sum2 5 B49 3 bloom ., AiaiF ant Oct ht Cie 683 8571. bidl canopy a add -a -roam. until 730 P.M. mint wrr6tion. MOD. Brook- Centre 58001moo . halt uw (985)655-tiB93. AJAX Spacmis bsmill RENTALS staciak Cokmah p2�rlb�ehQy SAW Parking. 4 appliance. fenced batlh; tsbtasl. ba campers, three siz- mo. ubkbes. Aval. Ir011-$m -smilker/fq pelt. $975( Sept. 1st. Don OM -1527 nefus ( Wil we* t L references required. 905-438- AJAX M THE dap. Steps 10 SPRITE TRAVEL TRAIIQ. alaBle trail. bus and propane, electric fridge. Ifo- shut. Pam Strove, N9(nla br.n 2- �Dld ( apalmem. %ON" nlL skcps 5, excellent oXwWiton, Pte, 9" IpL 4 appiall asking $2400.132-9186 es, All fireplace. slaved (ggas • 1 cl0dng aue a Dhow SOW miNMA. Inemediale posses - IM St11ee Formula Plus. shon.(90 WO -06M 583 engine, studded track Al tfIESTMEYNBI 1 bed - 2000 km. M warmers, exCel- room bmf al with w*. ferm . SM. 705- Walk to anredoes and 326 0102 sap) pe1Go Suitable for i 5650 a MBRYN irdusive. (416}8206792. AFMTMW for rent in south 14' STAACARFT - 50 hp John- t dIaqqe@son w/trailer. Radio. Speedo.rns. lotclFull backExcegent ng�99.v lop. Back to track seats.ae . Private coed. 52.500. Mohr Fn. Sam-5pm. (905)-579-2215 yard. parking. $750 per mo. plus 50% of utdilNs WAast, Dave. regered. (905) 5094416 RENT -WORRY FREE e 1 1 A(mremnerNa 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. t4ati Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. PICMANG da In-house Supt. & Maint. Above ground am Wudft appkances, mam. 2 On site Security. au. no pentsmokirp_ Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - $ pm :795/mo Aiei Sept (905)- 681-91l Sat 8 Sun 1 pm- Spm am - 7 pm MCKEAM . 22 bedroom _ w VALIANT PROPERTY Swarm om MANAGEMENT trance. parking, bright a spa 903-5?9-1 626 c+ous 4 appkances Large bouse(main 3=r� Binet back yardeeps b SGO(rown WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfoot.com/-highriser ( Rouses tai 1 Houses for Reit Reny WHITBY 2 -bedroom base- ment apartment in executive house 4 appliances, central air, central vac, parking, ca- ble. utilities included Non- smoker nopets References required$75LOth l last. 666-9583 WHITBY, 2 bedroom base ment apt . Private entrance. in Cul-de sac. parking. fireplace air. appliances. $700 plus 1/3 utilities. No animals. refer- ences Avail immd.. 905- 837-9775 WHITBY, new sunny & bright one bedroom basement apart ment Separate entrance. fridg. stove, central air Availaeble Sept , Call 571- 5784 WHY rem when you can own your own tam for less than you think?" Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep Refli SummitRealty (1991) Ltd 3205) 668.3800 or (905) 665-+ , 1 HauaeyFor P40 YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? i OWN from $700imath J No All Dowrnaymenry" (905) 571-6275 1-800-540-6275 Mark Stapley SICK OF RENTING?' OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII • First Time Buyer? - Call Martel • Drschanped Bankrupt? - GN Mark! • Not Much pvvenpay nerl _ Call Markt Mark oftwe horleal priplenesspnal. n0 pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 L:zzMark Stapley SMns P4 00 Flerrua AD•ay Ree, Estate Lsa. 1 1 ApartmentRen,s to ( o.rrwuses for 1 tawiyiexisee for Rmtll AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. .n W wDy Apf spa- ::ous. carpetel newly pam- eC wim Downy dose to on, Ars .reagnturled. ns included. - tedroom M. 2 -bedroom. $815 3 -bedroom S90C Cal 005430.0134 AVAILABLE October ISt. Rcss:anaS,mcoe 1 -bedroom r apatment. krtdden a bad. SS5&mornth umkbes and came Included FirsiAayt. No dogs Cal 432-1268 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3-13ednxlm I�tt 1hoUJl' knits. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay flours throughout. Close to schools and shoppping. From $910.00 including hvdro Call 905-721-0080 BACHELOR APT S512/month- al k- ly Phis imlraes 3rd floor walk- e 1 1 A(mremnerNa no Xup� no elevaor, aroquam cant t4ati Mark 852-3107 Leave me• SW PICMANG da CENTRAL Odrwa, urge 2 a Above ground am Wudft appkances, mam. 2 3 bedroom apartments evi l-ppiirkmq. am In au. no pentsmokirp_ well-mawdamw anwwto :795/mo Aiei Sept (905)- 681-91l Plekuse camel ((905)7230 am - 7 pm MCKEAM . 22 bedroom _ w Swarm om COUNTICE spacious 2.1 Deo- trance. parking, bright a spa room beautiful a bright c+ous 4 appkances Large bouse(main 3=r� Binet back yardeeps b SGO(rown Negnbortrood. waNi to com- Centre 58001moo . halt uw mwwry Centre am all amen, ties. non-smokerml Des Laundry. cable. 2/car pays (416)757.7773 ext. 24 or Parking. 4 appliance. fenced eve. (416)258.7742 backyard, skylight Peder Ir011-$m -smilker/fq pelt. $975( MCKEiNNG. 3 bedroom man morKNy inclusive ISV1asV Moa of Bungalow. 4 appkanc- references required. 905-438- es. tape Dade yard SUM to Bots. 000KTICE SPACIOUS wed- 1001 rc orI T had uwfts. $1Noni- smoke/m pens Available mairewled 2 bdrm borer urt. imine"*- DNS (416) 757- Ava Oct. 1st. $825 an mil. 7773 on. 24 or eve. (416) A1110 8156 (905)-721- 258.7742. LARGE spacious one bed- room new basement tAil- iNe included. WritAast mother. Available Adelaide/Rktson area. tiro. 72&6148 LUXURY PENTHOM rdw- testred. 3drnl. Dapprac 1800 SIT ll Quiet Mcg. IBabae we - ants Meld see. $1400., Will (bm and ng included. Cal 905)579.90�1M6.Avail Sept 1 NEtr PICKES" basement apo event, 1 -bedroom awit am Oct. 1st . separate en- t I r o , ale able- Mon- Mikef, close ID buts stop. 5650 all rtkow. del (905)6116-6654. showia4 Sihpl u 2-bedoom 575Ross 0 bedrom SM. Sept ISL 190515714912. ALSO Sim- 0alleg 1 a 2-bdrm www diate. SM. 5750 (905)436 7686 u Mf 7:30 pm. OSHAWA- baclrehor 5400B«Orhtd/Ffa , $600. Prigle kBC11efVDilh• roan. 130*Y. Prkig. AW - =mem b Available Oc- ISt. NOW dmnfownv 401. Call (90517262153. PICKEROG 2 bdrm. bmf. apt. xparae emrMU. Suits single person. Avail. imnw dully 5735/mo. all inclusive. Non smoker. tsViall (905)831-7707. RETLW • Wilt building ma- ture teraes, central bcawn. am aaOOmoe a n ar c huuLL washyidnyer each Now. Td 905 579.9016. SOUTH AJAX, bedlsiNing rrsl for - of WdV slrod park- qui ft;gtNe $4mAed. No pels.(9a55)686-3298. VACIM a 3 bebo w y 900 and BBB 61ah SL SOW with w at h -in closets, pang provided. Close to Ijil shoppip cell GO Stator wckdsd Cat 72B4993. - 2&3BIR s included. to SC ■UIEtTmwT Z. 1st, 2.Oedooms ensude lairidial, 2 hates, 2 pellOng 5 es. wYWOmr wrerklgs 1120 includes utAtes, arNreil team,dhow pas. 905-831- 2210 WESTNEYAwY. 2 AJAX - Brad new lower kill apt. Livirg/dini g, kitchen, full bathroom. C/or, parking. sep. entrance. S650/mo. Sep. 1. Cram check. Non-smoker. 905.619-2404. 410 ABA DAM OU- I have a fame for you Beit Wft, detached r Or OmIM te. You must have a mRs dollar - 6 motree. MN w MUM income. 527,900. Rea- asponnable credit. My senior kley KenaNC is, Clucking Baku(905) 728414. y GNEw port! N b own Not much In poo I an help! Min ftidaaDSAewabrm CaRtr Associates (905)433-7949. A LARGE bicap dean 3 . 1 brim. semi in O.C. 2 baths, hardwood Boors. Day wind M. 4 appl. Avail. Ott 1St S1150wDL (416}875.1550. A UNKATAM.E IBBALI From MOB. down. own Orel home staltnp at so. ar- ta for Ins Mph rent OAC. 24 tes Ise leoered loop 905-728.1068 est 277. Cold- wO tweb R�aa Reba Espte. BETWEENMOMENT Three bedroom bragalow available tot ram from Sept 15198 b J0nH2p00. Central part d WMby. Asking S1..I per MON. Call Hein Larogue, (905) 663-2100. NousE 1e fell eawmaw-&::Ip Two years old, 3 bedrooms, 3 batfuiroman tub et� in ersuill oarageabUcab�e to. TTokeplro�i e (905) 697-9817 fenced yard. attached W►> us one parld sscaprxe, Basement rented. $1,000 monthly inclusive. Ismast. Ocftw Id. 5763830 N .yp.. A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29, 1999 . -iiouaee- pini - a ce eh • Rua . 1 a 1 Rent • 1 5 ace 1 Wanted to Buy 1 Op «"unties t OSHAWA (Mill/Park( 2 bed- 700 SO FI of bri ht IIce f PROP room detached home 3 ap- planes. garage large tented space Pur conditioned oFullyyy carpeted a Heat & ant tand . 2-3 ac eNlttos. s. 10-15 BE YOUR yard. avail OCT 1 $900 . panelled Hydro included Near Hwy 2 8 acre las. 30+ acre lots. Royal Lepage Real Estate Services. OWN BOS 4 utilities Call for an appoint- Brock S800i Gross (905)- 416-221.55515. Paula Reher, A PERFECT FAMILY lacahon mem 705-357.1631 686-1234 Sales Rze5 ntalive. Res 1- High Profit WHITBY large bsmt apt 241 berm Avail immd S75amo. COMMERCIAL UNITS. Park a Bloor, great location 1 Avail- Towromm Medical fl Office Cleaning gas Close to all amenities able units. 1425 sq ft each 1 with over 4.000 franchisees lstAast a ref.'s refluned (905)623-8206 Call (905) 579-5077. atter 5 orsale worldwide. we are a proven mth. irtdtxks water. hydro. met Av d Oct 1st. Call pm (905) 571-3281 BOWMANVILLE - Like new 3 bedroom freehold townhouse winner - Join Us' T -.,-.RETAIL a 1 F OFFICE Space. 1200 h h t II p near schools. shopping Ga- potential CA'I Region95 • : 1 Axsis•ean 1 Blrets 1 tlktlM M110R'll'GAll; IKS ANI) LOANS 1sT, 2N1)S ANI) 311141110S FrIMK'Itlre 1.11V,41r fittris 1� i ('txtwlt an exlx-nelwttl hn4.er In.le:� rl ,+t Jxing r vtit .ituatuxi everywhere re.ultin�. in a rt pIllI ve i tIr7.k't. Pin\JIC turki� ii%idlitNe with ealulty'. ASK FOR SYI,VIA ,IUl.ES 19051 666-4916 (90514-310-841129 e. s. & %knds r Reel s0 wit u basement.park- rage. paved driveway, walkout mg. large signage S9 95. to large deck and lence4 ard, Complete training 8 support 1 Tenders 1 Tendert PICKERING - 3 BEDROOM sq ft net(905)404-8217 $118.500 Can 905-579 3462 Equipment & Supplies incl. SPOTLESS 1 12 baths Indge : 1 and stove. brushed basement S1 a • Garage AInrKtn»M . _San*" Guaranteed Customers Gas bre pace. hardwood floors. garage. private b•wetky (905)-42D-4318 Pwartv 416-431-7911 yard,' driveway, no pets Istilast ref- $25.0011111IONTH FOR OUT- APARTMENT BUILDING - 8- A PERFECT FAMILY lacahon erences $1150 . Call (905) 831-8823 DOOR STORAGE NORTH OSHAWA. Trader, boat. RV. ung S368900 Oshawa brick. Savo WHITBY, 3 bedroom town- motorcycle and car storage available Indoor storage also 4.2 bedrooms. 4-1 bedrooms. all rented Fin retrdit. prase ` house one bath, close to available Book now, Cal 1 & 2 competed Opposite httc'www.cove2n cpm sChools. transportation. $950/ (905)576-gUl GM Wm Insane 564K yr 1- OFFICE COFFEE SERVICE mth. irtdtxks water. hydro. met Av d Oct 1st. Call . a Industrial Cptdpa franchise Home based with solid customer base in Out - (905) -683-8797 rtAs 1 1« Sale potential CA'I Region95 Space For Rem mer l for rein downtown martial for rem n downtown DISCOVERY PLACE Picker- 626-65025 p.m sc". area Large overhead door well la sin 571-5138 or 579 Ing 1 berm solanum baica- ny. 2 baths storage deconl- ed looking BOARD SS Government 686-9782 days- craVieaOG from $300mmel- from 53 00 3322 over PON and gar- PICKERIMGMOCK Rd :arpe schools. 401 A"ng 5297.900 0051136-2137 per sq tl Parkin per sp it Parking Gnat I den 24hrs security Fabulos Funds$$ ifle Don Downtown Bowm3967, Won t last Call 90597-3867. . ER;ve; 1 f« Ret rec centre Pnvate Clean. i905)-839-0951 Grants and loans DATE: Rooms 3 BEDROOM cottage ler ren,. PLAZA PLAZA 900, 1830 so.h mud -1 information to start and expand your n%bnd 686-0744 r R HaI0 red unit including washer. dryer. dishwasher, stove busivi less or farm. matood to you at NO cost or room surl- AUGGoo2 - SEPT'aka. 905-rlon Ai�g 28- S 4 $hoo 985 hood. ad window camlings a 1-800-505-8866 TANCE. Private Fulartchal As- able for mature worki adult. LOWER Buckhorn IDM fixtures. Neutral decor Solid oak cupboards. separce No File Opit will be available S35&rno.call 905.426-3642 Lake. t acre of beautiful view. 3- ;Wr m t $234.900 negotiable fhrced to sell 723.4951 r 1 Tender AVAILABLE Immediately Fur- NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name. address, phone number and contact name. alsaQa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 0o s. eeps V. uily nished room in Pickering. ca. equipped. f80onveek 905- 1 Ragistrstlons . 1 Registrations ons kitchen txdrhes near 420-6751 ca gm ' 1 Reglstaadons LEI Pickering Generating Station. T� PTGGO $360/mpth. 5170Lull • 1 Florida . _San*" . time on the ryo" all lot 5 inn. from Ubdindge b•wetky (905)-42D-4318 vec.Rentab RED SETTER RESORT - ca- ��` ABOUT OUR:PECIAL BOWMANVILLE- Libeny/401 A PERFECT FAMILY lacahon tapes and trailer park Located 1 SM,900. (905►- W1095. FurrisneC •oom "table for Home in CLEAR WATER AREA On the Trent River friar Haw qty :1 Anniversaries worlung person. gwe1. Clean. 3 bedroom. townhouse. pod. Iotk Expanded 30 new sties. THE DURHAM $20.000.00 ktvestmem. Estab' TV cable, parking shared ppCCum, letas court. pond. some by the water Large upply & Install 040 It. lot. Open house at bathroom, krtthen d Imre 880. private yard, dose to spacxm silts. Good fish DISTRICT room $85 weeluy Can 905- bxxh AvadaW now For atop pod. situ". roc hat Rees«,: SCHOOL 697.0760 a photos (9051-579-3788, able rates Cam (705)77& BOARD 1 1 P-- Horns 1096 For Soul carry TENDERS 45 LONG DRIVE Whitov, tea- EO to n0 urxp greenhouse ki1C}rri, w/o MONEY PROBLEMS. ;e• ;c SEALED " wrap crowd flue. 3 thee oI dent quick without g0�r�01 TENDERS will •:loins. den with hreclail bankrupt « balG gMrrstlatd ;antral it and vat Finished Everyone r bona epar���� N, received in the IV S1 art with walkout All - d Gem rabv Cali lor tree r•nt.•elopes provid- np ft97.900 (9051 ti68 7415 irrtormahon 905.576-3505 ted by the under- BOWMANVILIE - SPACIOUS Student loins xclhrdid �;igned before , bedroom semi, 2 baths_ In- FinanNM 11:00 a m local beQ _ vine. oriole lo W.. sfhare OW, quit new house• lour _1114111311 with saunas irrii rwamrout, moon ntop�f . _San*" . time on the ryo" all lot 5 inn. from Ubdindge FURNISHED place avn n smal rural hanad *,Aft clstace to dayacre. Great for tied closing da osureg ABOUT OUR:PECIAL ROOM nas m n4 bon and FRANCHISE OPPORTOMITY: TOW (905)-623-5671 leave SM,900. (905►- W1095. $375; non-smoker, lxhrale yard. Iertce0 "VOWd round poor. urge shed. dose7FACTSYOU wNfrey - well maintained TENDER T99-26 :1 Anniversaries t to 401 scfopb ard sroppmavailable WANTED - female student ppaabio in sought after area. CID $20.000.00 ktvestmem. Estab' (prefenDty) to share town- $129900 t90s1197- ED upply & Install 040 It. lot. Open house at HWy.2rChaprYWAiaxCOURTICE - 291' HancockOne 1005 Cam a St. N., on August New Double Leave message Rd 2400 so h cwm bu4tided rine Cop. 1/2 xn backs28 5 Event Sign 416-327-7727 or olio green ben. 3 pus one DEBT RELIEF Board at Various 686-9782 days- 5°d'CCINK 2 5 tufts. dose to GUARANTEED Schools. PICKERIMGMOCK Rd :arpe schools. 401 A"ng 5297.900 0051136-2137 WE CAN HELP! bight turnishto room stove MMESELLERS -Frtd ow what CLOSING bath a tatnory tautaes. AIC. Vie house down the Streit sed : 1 Yertgog"• DATE: non-smoiter. 00"Inng gem some0latety, Firstnast 37y for Receive a canpufertnd Tuesday Se tem p n%bnd 686-0744 Biro u d recent area home lain allcurrent ksttngs ACCESS YOUR MONEY Now, ber 14, 1999 ROUGE VALLEY bumished matood to you at NO cost or FAST FINANCIAL ASSiS- room in clean quiet adWt obligation Can 24" to 1- NO -2W 897 & IBI TANCE. Private Fulartchal As- Tender documents. home. suitable for tiny ent- r$IOQwt enter 1261 to kava frill separce No File Opit will be available elhoxs 1 sveds you want ere. Nor Credit Imestgathon. Assistance roc Pershiga form the Purchas- t905h509 2459 u�m(�io « Business Needs. oulck & Ing Department. 1 aided LAKE ONTARIO Wateoront Confidential Acceptance ELI- The Lowest or nenMOR �-sde bungalow Granit-Slawmar- hie SOIt1 oak doors d trim rim GIBILITY. RRSP (Regtsured any tender not ROOM TO RENT on 3 BDRM. nrnh Ailment Savings Pani. RIF necessarily ac - house Clean bin Close to roperty(Reltresknt M�w 1ntcOnk Fund). cepted lake a transit came m- AOertts LIRA (Lotcued-in Retirement duslve 1SIAast Available .5589 Alowance Pun), PENSION D.M. Homeniuk, immediately. Call 905.039- 9001 ONE ACRE custom 3 bedroom PLAN from a Forster Emplai C.P.P. CPPO country tame 5119.700 111 or Minimum at $10.000Aru- , AJAX - female prefenrea to are 2 bearoan country home lysed by our tbrsutatns and Manager of 6ttare 2 bedroom townhouse $104.900 Hwyfrontage. large relented lot rape financial ex. Ptarchasi Ava,UDk September 1st SSOOhnomN all irhdts,ve. country ItOrrK $119on. Cal Dale or Gad Anderson. Saks auuon CFM INC.. ipB Free The tiurhaen Cora L1Sa 905y686 3539 Reps____Remax C«rwskule Prone 1-888 657-1062. Tal District School acs-60DO Free Fax 1-088-703-1492• 7 Board RVAL. immd 10 share spa--TDayr PETEIIWROUGII p►l11 k. 24 How Service. '100 Taunton sous 2 harm apt Clean ma- 488 Barker Ave V Wel Road East, Lure working person Mak P V&md Centel Alan 54501 kept. Good tenants. Income $19.000. $88.000 @ 62X. own M PGAGES - Good, bad and Whitby,Ontario, 00..1/2 u01. (905H619-0637 and true for tree $186.900. 6133442. Can Morsgn (905) ,gly Fulloc ng tou any p«- pose. Aad L1R 2K 683-4422 ed. Cora W- Oshawwaa �RWG 'Scotchbrooi' � Coro (906) 666- 15 Jtc. Central Io- radon. Stored use of kitchen 2200 sq R. Me and uuldry. 3. and bathroom. First and lost Ikgared. No corms. Inlaw-apt. 156101. extrpp. as. CIA a 9 a • 1 @aMaaa so= NgUs uisini - Ow TARIO, Wks na Hone pias. rhesMan BrndkerS Preferred. 571-7193. '900. (90514247653. PIh01r Ns00es, 1-91*451- NMIfFEdMED AREA of Ossa. MRM "r+ equawl 3o- 3366M •lea �a �� ork- wa. Logo 4 tdrm. sera. Inn- kxkiihp fMet driveway/lronll seat Choose restaurant n Plow. Marry tike -outs and bull. CaW pull, bo rbe- tire. Central air. Iwadry, track porch. Mew rooubath- and ban. deliweia. Raking 569.900. MONAM'S DwM DOW Uft' Et Call 9*M3-1110. 3.1110. 1"wadifer. 5 �inntes � buil shat may. VA. WHITBY • wen "flopped 38 Creole a prhvate mailbox « watts to nit wewitiea 1 lr' old. Lots of steel appeal seat Dornase with LLBO. ilIMM browse other personal ads ly orkift Infinite "e 51@.00orrm. (905)728.0(70. t *00 and delireies. 0* free. Meet a now Friend « (erred Refer TOWMNOMF bocated A 1753 5541100. M" W«w- . HositMe (416}490-126e. Lore for ale. earns, 6rsfAaet. Cat Ed 9105.4?JL7737 or 410E T�in1 NOrnh Osha y its' 2 IIfAYE11LY KYCMIC An. i75r1844• large lied r. fie 5 aapiancers. central air. ikxibk cpsing. ESTABIKNED LOTTO cetrc swats. Find the orxk rritan. $2.991min. •18.'24 Ms. 1. ROOT for rem in Bowman- As" $126. 900. leave in motor depanmam store in 900.451-3783. message. 723.5031. apx, imnkdiale occupancy. vine. oriole lo W.. sfhare OW, quit new house• lour if111 $q.R. degalow on 1 114 $17.500. Phone Jake (613) dry, kitchen. parting avail- all lot 5 inn. from Ubdindge 264.0968 5425 inclusive s+' pef n smal rural hanad *,Aft clstace to dayacre. Great for Westney Road South. Ajax (S of Bayy) Cal (905)-426 4585 ABOUT OUR:PECIAL nh0rah, first and Inst required family living. Must See FRANCHISE OPPORTOMITY: TOW (905)-623-5671 leave SM,900. (905►- W1095. Ground floor openings in your nest wNfrey - well maintained area. your «�Ornl :1 Anniversaries 1.300 sq. R. 3 bedroom Dun business, . y WANTED - female student ppaabio in sought after area. CID $20.000.00 ktvestmem. Estab' (prefenDty) to share town- schools. parks. Semi finished basement on a 50 fished and proven company will provide training and .kllouse. 2 large rooms. 3 pc. 040 It. lot. Open house at equipment. Only ONE Fran. bath. lower level. shared 1005 Cam a St. N., on August chise per geographic area ItYcknn and yard. On Iles rp � I 3 nip Gall now fa IrMormaOpn (613) St. W (905) 404 9625 11:36 uie. Close to O.C. f100irwk. $165.000. (905) 666-0281 962.0411. am - 9 pro. Can 579.4816. t.._.___-__--___-__----_ VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS REGISTRATION FALL Quilting, Folkart, Knitting, Pen & Ink, Bearmaking, Decoupage, Photography, Kid's Crafts, Porcelain Doll Making, Watercolours, Cake Decorating, Stationary / Memory Crafts Monday September, 13, 1999 6:30-8:30 p.m. Pickering Village Community Centre Corner of Linton and Sherwood , Ajax For information call Diana427-8692, Dawne 683-6446 • 1 Aucloen . 1 Aratcforr . 1 Aulcill is PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. 328 Ritson Rd. N., Oshawa (905)725-4744 Including weathered pine, pressure treated lumber, cedar and other items. STARTING AT 10"CLOC1K SUNDAY, SEPTF11t18E:R 12TH, 19" 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 pplus commission. To apply, send your resume to: OBhWa T11b Woolf, Wk Ulu OWL qY Lim PMOM P. 0.SL Ot, M Fare"Odw , OBI. LIN 7L6. w tax Is my Iwo" M 5711-11011 Only those selected for an interview will be contacted. We ttiak all others for their inteeresL No phone calls please. Day Care Available Don't Forget The 11Im Claw&d Dept. Pbone opua- torl art avail- able for yow comcnienoe every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Pieper Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 XN610 4.1111111W . GAMIN - Dan and Cheryl are Thrilled to announce the birth of their son MJORDAN DANILEL" Jordan Was born on July 22, 1999 at 10:14 p.m. He weighed 8 lbs. 11 oz. He is welcomed by his proud Devrandparents,Rinus and Ineke lerk and Leon and Irene Gavin. Special thanks to his Auntie Rhonda for all her support (and for not missing the birth), and all the family and friends who visited. Thanks to all the nurses and doctors at Ajax/Pickering Hospital for their fantastic care and support. UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd.1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Cameron St. E. Laidlaw St. N. Country Lane Cameron St. W. Windsor Crt. Meadowlands Dr. Ann St. N. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 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 lie ca Personals DO YOU SAYS AN APARTMENT IBR RELAXATION Body massage RENTT W 90 ABR Westney Road South. Ajax (S of Bayy) Cal (905)-426 4585 ABOUT OUR:PECIAL for appatmmem AD �TICII � WR "AFANINXI R JIM Rf71'I" HEADING :1 Anniverstorles :1 Anniversaries UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd.1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Cameron St. E. Laidlaw St. N. Country Lane Cameron St. W. Windsor Crt. Meadowlands Dr. Ann St. N. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 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 lie :11 Improlronlanb APtRw" :11 knprovemsrtts :11 k1KlrovettrrMs BUDGET HOME DWR1YF IENT8 BasemenRec-roans, plumbing, Additions, electrical, drywall, masotary 8 cement work 20 yr. Exp. Call Mario (905} 619- 4663. cel.(416) 560- 4663 HANDYMAN SERVICE Available for carpentry, decks. fences, painting, taping. drywalkrg. and odd jobs (905)837-0702 (416)616-3689 HANDYMAN Cafl a Real Handyman for aN your household needs. People with limited cash flow. No job too small, Plumbing, electrical, ceramics. painbr , general repairs. Call Warren Joseph 985.428.7528 cell -(905)626.6247 /.tfPR0/Vf"Vf*'h7S Bsmt. apts/Intertocking. Bathrooms a kitchens. Electrical and pkxrlbing. 22 years exp. No up front fees Call Mike 1 4161876-6060 (905)683-0190 ELECTRICIAN Scec,aiinng service Ranges. Re" older rouses a panel cfwges, new hones. A&hbons 8 RerovationS. Free esomates 6 All work Qguaranfeedr Call (7es)-62e-0992 Nimble Hand .( Home Ilinprovementsir Repairs ./CeramicTdift ./Outdoor, 8 Landscape Protects Call Alan (905HL".0954 Shingling, all types of roof,, new and old, N a V APPUANCES Workmanship Guaranteed. 10%,, Discount to Repairs to Seniors, fully insured, Free estimates. refrigerators, CaU Andrew at (Gas) S"4"e microwaves, washers, dryers, freezers, stoves John MClellan and dishwashers, COPY CHANGE For Feb. 28th 2x10=20Free estimates, RunningTF Sundays g AJAXAX effective Feb 26th(905)42&7589 Rep. -Tina 1,ange mord Fioofng. Wind—. Fienovanons . an same fort 8 sae � Moving 8 storage: I G 1 GrOming 8 largscapin MOUNTAIN TREE REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE MOVING SYSTEMS We vall move anything. Stump removal S Landscaping '`"rage' ares""` CALL DAVE Commercial or resideriLiy "s°9st0. fx DPopk831-7055 mid month discounts. Free 57 -0755 Party semen :. Party Sepias 1-888-491-6600 R,I►BBrr WAN I S WORK Doing Magic For Children s Parties And All Occasions Have My Own Magician. & STDRASE MICTO I MOVING Call Ernie 668-4932 a Houses. Apartments Offices, Appliances 8 Piero Specialists. Senior 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured, Free Estimates. Professional service. Call 436-7795. Moire with QUICK MOVE • Moving • IMlivrries Social Services Senors Mid -'Month Di6coents Truck a Diner S25Riour Call Rov office (905)57t-7533 lodger 1905 µ35-1947 Cross Movers Exp. In moving Households • Offices • fAvail. Free 416.4234= BIG or small we do it al. _ 821 -GUARANTEED' PAINTING A PLASTERING Stucco basement renovations. Pay as your satisim. For a free asuraale au Scott 416-414-5911(Pidt- �w rrFfm TOP q rY work :ter Oft for Seams call hr a FREE E:stitoale 04 9669 spedeltz. iw interior and exterior painttwa Free estiramtes, emu ("s Alla Fast reliable service, will beat wry pr—. TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 Far Restore old turn. to its original beauty. Hand stripped, Free estimates. children's entertainment for any occasion. `k Cklwns, character kook-alikes, loot bags, face painting, magic, music. "Bale Ribbon O Winner- CtyPared '96,'9T,9 3q- 331 CLOWN / MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions _ • All ages Call Jeff (905)839-7 05T House Clewtirn; • Amis Enbrtairnwil So fa/,yaY'K fried fire rM Now if's Awn fo oy fire sear Vacuuming, dusting, kitchens baths, bends, basebonrdc, ledges, doors, and more fix I low price of 565 00 se.,rrr hairs Tiro ai wrre Carl Ruta @ MI 414706-928.1 : 1 G'°'r'g a Pia. Ian ;+, :7rarr.ref 1-800-856-2045 l..liai�ry 'A.r Laws rlrienaip for -EYaias • candor 1 � • MWOCAM aIbal hresras "`Lm'i°°`nEiF Pf1� NA81�M ma5iioni �i HIS • Ofd Floor refinished • New floor installed • repairs • txsining, wad Low pprim Call David (416) 722-38% (416)79445913 per. : Nestle ClssrtYr AA1t11A= CLUNING INC. Too busy? Too fired? or Just doe's like ctWing? Bonded At Insured. Give Teresa a cal at (905)666-0727. TREE CUTTING & TRNIAMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-4337140 ♦Upscale` Escort Soy V Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905)725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ a getulets":r best f x"d ERCF `110NAL IADGES ELEGANCE & CLASS tIE UAN& iT A DECRETI N GUARAfffEED 410"761 NOW ILUUlY6 SELL R NOW CALL AJAX 6830707 W(BF OGE 852-741 AUCTION IN THIS SEC - MON PLEASE CALL. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 31 A/P 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 faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. 910i 910 SANSAND�N SAINDEWN WIYUMENT CO. LTD. Since 1872 jive Generations of £.>Lcellence 32 Old Kingston Rei Pickering Village (near Church & Hyw. #2) (905) 427-4366. 1(800) 461-0282 ERNIDY, Jacob 'Haft" - On August 26th. 1999, in is 73rd year, at Ajax/Pickening Hospital. Beloved usband of Nelle. Loving Father d Bert and Wile largaret, Mary and husband Jin, Wry and husband f rte, Henry and wife Audrey, Linda and husband einz. Joseph and Cara, and the late John. Loving pa of 14 GaranddNdruL He til be sadly missed by rtMy and friends and reblives in Holland. The fanny 0 receive friends at the MCEACFME FUNERAL 0W1jE dK Road. d. Ajax (PickmV Vl- from 9p. Sabrday, Au - 19 28th, Sunday, AIQW 29Mt from 2-4 pm. and 9 p.m. Funeral mass 187 be Meld Mondiity, August Ih at 11:00 a.1n. at St. Fraltlys De Sales Church in CIMM Village, Interment Bess wretRon Ca lichic me" Donations may be made in lieu of flowers the Princess Margaret HospMal Cancer Research. SA EAM CORRECTION For our 56 page Sears Back - To -School Flyer (C091 F599 - Page 30) For our 48 page Sears Flack -To -School Flyer (C01 F399 -Page 26) (Sale bates: Aug. 30 - Sept. 5, 1999) The "TMX" gift with purchase YO-YO'S will not be available at this time. Rainchedcs will be issued. Classified lMQEX 100 Careers 105 Career Training 110 General Help 115 Retail Bus. Opportunities 120 Office Help 130 Sales Help/Agents 135 Skilled Help 1140 Computer Data 150 Hospital Medical Dental 160 Daycare Wanted 165 Daycare Available 170 Employment Wanted 175 Home Care 180 Business to Business 200 Market Basket 205 Firewood 210 Bargain Comer 220 Articles for Sale 225 Articles for Rent 230 Articles Wanted 235 Christmas Trees 240 Barter Exchange 250 Garage/Yard Sales 260 Arts 1315 Crafts 265 Antiques 270 Computer/Internet 275 Pools. Spa 280 Lost 8. Found 290 Pets/Supplies/Boarding 295 Livestock for Sale 300 Automobiles for Sale 305 Automobiles Wanted 310 Trucks for Sale 315 Trucks Wanted 320 Vans/4 Wheel Drive 330 Trailers 340 Auto Parts 8 Repairs 350 Auto Leasing Rentals 355 Motorcycles 360 Snowmobiles 365 Marine 370 Recreational Vehicles 375 Farm Equipment 380 Heavy Duty Equipment 400 Apartments For Rent 405 Apartments Wanted 410 Houses For Rent 415 Housing Wanted 420 Townhouses For Rent 425 Space For Rent 430 Rooms For Rent 435 Rooms Wanted 440 Room S Board 445 Furnished Accommodations 450 Shared Accommodation 455 Condominiums For Rent 460 Office 8 Retail Space 462 Garage 8 Storage Space 463 Industrial Units 465 Warehouse Space 470 Cottages For Rent 475 Cottages Wanted 480 Retirement Living 485 Resorts 490 Florida Vacation Rentals 495 Lard For Rent 500 Private Homes For Sale 505 Wanted To Buy 510 Townhouses for Sale 514 Commercial Property 515 Investment Property 520 Condos For Sale 525 Development Land 530 Farms for gale 535 Lots for Sale 540 Out -of -Town Properties 545 Vacation Properties 550 Cottages For Sale 560 Mobile Homes and Parks 570 Camper Trailer Sites 575 Money to Lend 580 Mortgages, Insurance 565 Home Inspections 590 Business Opportur"ties 600 Public Notices 610 Legal Notices 620 Tenders 625 Martial Arts 630 Registrations 640 Coming Events 650 Auctions 660 Bingos 670 Personals 671 Business Personals 675 Companions 660 Announcements 690 Worship Services 700 Birthdays 710 Births 720 Deaths 740 In Memoriams 750 Cards of Thanks 755 Graduates 760 Wedding Announcements 770 Engagements 780 Anniversaries 800 Improvements 801 Window Cleaning 602 Floral Design 1503 Heating/Air Conditioning 804 Natural Gas Service aOS Handyman 606 Chimney Sweeps 807 Roofing a06 Electrical a09 Plumbing 010 Painting & Decorating all Machine Shop 612 Appliance Repair 813 Delivery 1514 Flying Services is Moving 8, storage 016 Postal Sensrioes 817 Commercial Rental Units 1510 Piano Tuning alts Phone Repairs 8 Services ago Drapes, Usit 821 Furtwture Refinishing 1522 Custom Fumiture 023 Sewing Martine Repairs 824 Photography 025 Dressmaking, Tailoring 030 Flooring. Carpeting 035 House Cktaainingry 837 Yard Maintenance a" Lawn Mower Repair 840 Gardening 8 Landscaping 641 Pool Maintenance 843 Home Security a" Snow Removal 650 Catering 851 Disc Jockeys 852 Party Services 853 Banquet Facilities 055 Fishing Charters also Music 861 Piano Tuning 865 Private Tutors/Schocls 671 Nanny Services 865 Driving Schools 690 Insurance 091 Business Services a92 Professional Directory 893 Chartered Accountants 694 DesigrVlllustration 695 Weight Loss t a" Investments 897 Health, Beauty 8915 Tax, Financial Directory 900 In Memoriams 910 Deaths DIRECT wtrinoW ' • _ Deal Directly and Save - - • . Vinyl Replacement Thermal Windows COr:JITNE 10 RS IELECTRIG r - Double Hung IDGES/FREEZERS STOVES Bay • Bow All tYPes of Aluminum Work SHERSIDRYERS Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 • LOW RATES/WARRANTY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 25 yrs, e�rlenc• : 1 Roding • 1 Rooflln 9 PMW MMO - Cen Tech (4161297-9798 A +f3 C ROOFING And Alundmilinn Shingling, all types of roof,, new and old, N a V APPUANCES Workmanship Guaranteed. 10%,, Discount to Repairs to Seniors, fully insured, Free estimates. refrigerators, CaU Andrew at (Gas) S"4"e microwaves, washers, dryers, freezers, stoves John MClellan and dishwashers, COPY CHANGE For Feb. 28th 2x10=20Free estimates, RunningTF Sundays g AJAXAX effective Feb 26th(905)42&7589 Rep. -Tina 1,ange mord Fioofng. Wind—. Fienovanons . an same fort 8 sae � Moving 8 storage: I G 1 GrOming 8 largscapin MOUNTAIN TREE REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE MOVING SYSTEMS We vall move anything. Stump removal S Landscaping '`"rage' ares""` CALL DAVE Commercial or resideriLiy "s°9st0. fx DPopk831-7055 mid month discounts. Free 57 -0755 Party semen :. Party Sepias 1-888-491-6600 R,I►BBrr WAN I S WORK Doing Magic For Children s Parties And All Occasions Have My Own Magician. & STDRASE MICTO I MOVING Call Ernie 668-4932 a Houses. Apartments Offices, Appliances 8 Piero Specialists. Senior 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed. insured, Free Estimates. Professional service. Call 436-7795. Moire with QUICK MOVE • Moving • IMlivrries Social Services Senors Mid -'Month Di6coents Truck a Diner S25Riour Call Rov office (905)57t-7533 lodger 1905 µ35-1947 Cross Movers Exp. In moving Households • Offices • fAvail. Free 416.4234= BIG or small we do it al. _ 821 -GUARANTEED' PAINTING A PLASTERING Stucco basement renovations. Pay as your satisim. For a free asuraale au Scott 416-414-5911(Pidt- �w rrFfm TOP q rY work :ter Oft for Seams call hr a FREE E:stitoale 04 9669 spedeltz. iw interior and exterior painttwa Free estiramtes, emu ("s Alla Fast reliable service, will beat wry pr—. TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior 8 Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 Far Restore old turn. to its original beauty. Hand stripped, Free estimates. children's entertainment for any occasion. `k Cklwns, character kook-alikes, loot bags, face painting, magic, music. "Bale Ribbon O Winner- CtyPared '96,'9T,9 3q- 331 CLOWN / MAGICIAN • Live animals • All occasions _ • All ages Call Jeff (905)839-7 05T House Clewtirn; • Amis Enbrtairnwil So fa/,yaY'K fried fire rM Now if's Awn fo oy fire sear Vacuuming, dusting, kitchens baths, bends, basebonrdc, ledges, doors, and more fix I low price of 565 00 se.,rrr hairs Tiro ai wrre Carl Ruta @ MI 414706-928.1 : 1 G'°'r'g a Pia. Ian ;+, :7rarr.ref 1-800-856-2045 l..liai�ry 'A.r Laws rlrienaip for -EYaias • candor 1 � • MWOCAM aIbal hresras "`Lm'i°°`nEiF Pf1� NA81�M ma5iioni �i HIS • Ofd Floor refinished • New floor installed • repairs • txsining, wad Low pprim Call David (416) 722-38% (416)79445913 per. : Nestle ClssrtYr AA1t11A= CLUNING INC. Too busy? Too fired? or Just doe's like ctWing? Bonded At Insured. Give Teresa a cal at (905)666-0727. TREE CUTTING & TRNIAMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-4337140 ♦Upscale` Escort Soy V Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905)725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ a getulets":r best f x"d ERCF `110NAL IADGES ELEGANCE & CLASS tIE UAN& iT A DECRETI N GUARAfffEED 410"761 NOW ILUUlY6 SELL R NOW CALL AJAX 6830707 W(BF OGE 852-741 AUCTION IN THIS SEC - MON PLEASE CALL. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 PAGE 31 A/P 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 faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. 910i 910 SANSAND�N SAINDEWN WIYUMENT CO. LTD. Since 1872 jive Generations of £.>Lcellence 32 Old Kingston Rei Pickering Village (near Church & Hyw. #2) (905) 427-4366. 1(800) 461-0282 ERNIDY, Jacob 'Haft" - On August 26th. 1999, in is 73rd year, at Ajax/Pickening Hospital. Beloved usband of Nelle. Loving Father d Bert and Wile largaret, Mary and husband Jin, Wry and husband f rte, Henry and wife Audrey, Linda and husband einz. Joseph and Cara, and the late John. Loving pa of 14 GaranddNdruL He til be sadly missed by rtMy and friends and reblives in Holland. The fanny 0 receive friends at the MCEACFME FUNERAL 0W1jE dK Road. d. Ajax (PickmV Vl- from 9p. Sabrday, Au - 19 28th, Sunday, AIQW 29Mt from 2-4 pm. and 9 p.m. Funeral mass 187 be Meld Mondiity, August Ih at 11:00 a.1n. at St. Fraltlys De Sales Church in CIMM Village, Interment Bess wretRon Ca lichic me" Donations may be made in lieu of flowers the Princess Margaret HospMal Cancer Research. SA EAM CORRECTION For our 56 page Sears Back - To -School Flyer (C091 F599 - Page 30) For our 48 page Sears Flack -To -School Flyer (C01 F399 -Page 26) (Sale bates: Aug. 30 - Sept. 5, 1999) The "TMX" gift with purchase YO-YO'S will not be available at this time. Rainchedcs will be issued. Classified lMQEX 100 Careers 105 Career Training 110 General Help 115 Retail Bus. Opportunities 120 Office Help 130 Sales Help/Agents 135 Skilled Help 1140 Computer Data 150 Hospital Medical Dental 160 Daycare Wanted 165 Daycare Available 170 Employment Wanted 175 Home Care 180 Business to Business 200 Market Basket 205 Firewood 210 Bargain Comer 220 Articles for Sale 225 Articles for Rent 230 Articles Wanted 235 Christmas Trees 240 Barter Exchange 250 Garage/Yard Sales 260 Arts 1315 Crafts 265 Antiques 270 Computer/Internet 275 Pools. Spa 280 Lost 8. Found 290 Pets/Supplies/Boarding 295 Livestock for Sale 300 Automobiles for Sale 305 Automobiles Wanted 310 Trucks for Sale 315 Trucks Wanted 320 Vans/4 Wheel Drive 330 Trailers 340 Auto Parts 8 Repairs 350 Auto Leasing Rentals 355 Motorcycles 360 Snowmobiles 365 Marine 370 Recreational Vehicles 375 Farm Equipment 380 Heavy Duty Equipment 400 Apartments For Rent 405 Apartments Wanted 410 Houses For Rent 415 Housing Wanted 420 Townhouses For Rent 425 Space For Rent 430 Rooms For Rent 435 Rooms Wanted 440 Room S Board 445 Furnished Accommodations 450 Shared Accommodation 455 Condominiums For Rent 460 Office 8 Retail Space 462 Garage 8 Storage Space 463 Industrial Units 465 Warehouse Space 470 Cottages For Rent 475 Cottages Wanted 480 Retirement Living 485 Resorts 490 Florida Vacation Rentals 495 Lard For Rent 500 Private Homes For Sale 505 Wanted To Buy 510 Townhouses for Sale 514 Commercial Property 515 Investment Property 520 Condos For Sale 525 Development Land 530 Farms for gale 535 Lots for Sale 540 Out -of -Town Properties 545 Vacation Properties 550 Cottages For Sale 560 Mobile Homes and Parks 570 Camper Trailer Sites 575 Money to Lend 580 Mortgages, Insurance 565 Home Inspections 590 Business Opportur"ties 600 Public Notices 610 Legal Notices 620 Tenders 625 Martial Arts 630 Registrations 640 Coming Events 650 Auctions 660 Bingos 670 Personals 671 Business Personals 675 Companions 660 Announcements 690 Worship Services 700 Birthdays 710 Births 720 Deaths 740 In Memoriams 750 Cards of Thanks 755 Graduates 760 Wedding Announcements 770 Engagements 780 Anniversaries 800 Improvements 801 Window Cleaning 602 Floral Design 1503 Heating/Air Conditioning 804 Natural Gas Service aOS Handyman 606 Chimney Sweeps 807 Roofing a06 Electrical a09 Plumbing 010 Painting & Decorating all Machine Shop 612 Appliance Repair 813 Delivery 1514 Flying Services is Moving 8, storage 016 Postal Sensrioes 817 Commercial Rental Units 1510 Piano Tuning alts Phone Repairs 8 Services ago Drapes, Usit 821 Furtwture Refinishing 1522 Custom Fumiture 023 Sewing Martine Repairs 824 Photography 025 Dressmaking, Tailoring 030 Flooring. Carpeting 035 House Cktaainingry 837 Yard Maintenance a" Lawn Mower Repair 840 Gardening 8 Landscaping 641 Pool Maintenance 843 Home Security a" Snow Removal 650 Catering 851 Disc Jockeys 852 Party Services 853 Banquet Facilities 055 Fishing Charters also Music 861 Piano Tuning 865 Private Tutors/Schocls 671 Nanny Services 865 Driving Schools 690 Insurance 091 Business Services a92 Professional Directory 893 Chartered Accountants 694 DesigrVlllustration 695 Weight Loss t a" Investments 897 Health, Beauty 8915 Tax, Financial Directory 900 In Memoriams 910 Deaths 1 e AIP PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, August 29,1999 Nnw An It I ff- =,kk :L Tower case and power supply, Pentium II motherboard, (can also use Pentium III CPU's, for future upgradeability), Intel Celeron 366 CPU, 128K level 2 cache, heatsink/fan, 32 MB SDRAM, 4.3 GB hard drive, 1.44 MB floppy disk drive, 40X CDROM drive, 4 MB AGP video card, 16 bit sound, 104 keyboard, Mouse and pad, Amplified speakers, 15" SVGA monitor Computer supplied by SUMMIT DIRECT e;vun11111 VO` AUR c. sheC Rosewood __.r (,rey cloth er air condnton, ideal tamtly min V3" - V6. for the D sen9 S"44021A Interior V6. 2 Das Warra. , Included 6 month Powe 1997 JEEP TJ Fun in the sun F r shed in Black 5 sp A must see one owner Lease return 5 t Hurry' StkA 4774A 6 �O*6 I,, best glow Wn,te V6 a;• ^ ':p J— '-Pas m'-"7e: ram;alue pose `nq aM. 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