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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_09_08PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44,300 30 PAGES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1999 OPTIONAL WEEK DELIVERY $51$1 NEWSSTAND A NOVEL APPROACH 1N 'T"HE NLWS R SPORTS Loral author ready to launch latest Labour Dar weekend was deadly 'r Pickering athete off to world fi(-tional work, page 15 )r Durham tionsu motorists. Page 5 softball chant hi a _ .l g f P� ! ��Pe 13 R Pickering residents fed up Playground .parties call prompt for action BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — It was the final insult that has led two Bay Ridges residents to call on the Town and police to do something about the play- ground area at Balsdon Park. On Monday last week. four-year-old Ryan Doherty climbed up to the 'clubhouse' section of the climbing equip- ment at the playground and found what appeared to be a pile of human feces. "We've found liquor bot- tles there, beer bottles and whiskey bottles smashed and intact;' reports his mother, Diane Doherty, who runs a home day-care service and takes five little ones to Bals- don Park nearly every day. Now they're relieving them- selves on the playground" 'They' are the teens she and other park users blame for last week•% incident. the sec- ond such occurrence this year. Another local home day-care provider. Ramona Kelland. says terns regularly hang out r.at party in the playground arca at night and leave a mess behind. "At least one time a week you go there and someone has taken one of the big blue garbage bins and thrown its contents out on the ground reports Ms. Kelland. She says this summer the mess in the park, which is be- hind homes in the Liverpool Road/Krosno Boulevard area, has been the worst in five years. "1 think if we could get the teens out of the park the prob- lem would be over." Both would like to see po- lice walk-throughs or bike pa- trols in the park, which they believe would discourage teens from hanging around there. Ms. Kelland notes that strategy worked well in a neighbourhood park she once lived near in Scarborough. As well, they'd like the Town to Set rid of graffiti on the play- ground equipment and clean the area more often, so the garbage bins aren't overflow- ing and the playground isn't covered with litter. "They come and do the baseball diamond but they don't do the park where the children are playing;' says Ms. Doherty. "What's the pri- ority here?" Inspector John Morrison, the new community office leader for the Durham police in Pickering and Ajax, says it's the first he's heard of problems in Balsdon Park, though police have received plenty of complaints about teen vandalism and partying in other town parks. If they bring it to our at - tendon we'll see what we can do about it," he says. Insp. Morrison notes police PON PIETRONIROV News Advertiser photo Laying down on the job? Scott McCloskey may look like he's taking it easv on the first Ajax_ Scott, a sn&knt in teacher Michelle Arnold's class, jointed day of school, but in fact he was one of the first to peruse anew thousands of children and teenagers across Durham Tuesday Ste PICKERING book in his Grade 1 class at St Patrick Catholic School in morning as then returned to bno egin another school year pare A2 Durham dumpingfee backlash feared Region launches information blitz against illegal roadside drops Durham officials are brac- road'. Information brochures to dump garbage but not on cially concerned because one ing for a public backlash to a and signs at the transfer sta- citizens who dispose of Blue of the transfer stations is on decision to begin collecting a tions are also informing people Box materials or household Reach Street in his town of S2 fee from people dumping of the charge. hazardous wastes. Port Perry. garbage at the Region's four Municipal bylaw officers During last week's works He demanded assurances transfer stations Sept. 8 and Durham Regiorui Police committee meeting. Scugog that senior works department (today) by launching a public will be notified of the cam- Mayor Doug Moffatt ex- staff will be on hand at the awareness campaign against il- paign which a report to Re- pressed fear that the collection transfer stations when collec- legally tossing trash along gional council's works com- process will create long line- tion of the new fee begins so if road sides. mittee says "will hopefully in- ups and frustrate people trying traffic lineups get too long. The anti-dumping cam- crease general awareness and to get into transfer stations. civil servants could waive the paign features newspaper and reduce illegal dumping activi- There could be "delays of fee for a couple of hours to radio advertisements telling ties". half an hour to three-quarters speed people through. citizens 'There is no excuse for The $2 fee will be levied on of an hour to get in: predicted Works operations director dumping waste along any people using transfer stations Mayor Moffatt, who's espe- Jack McCorkell promised him that senior` w"' Beetle invasion planned for Pickeringon hand. Inside the News Advertiser ..AN Droned up and 1999 CIVIC Ready to Go! SPECIAL EDITION $16,900 469= PICKERING HONDA 970 Brock Rd. 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A pelma- a Cr scanner that could be caning a full service bospi- net 20 -bed unit is being built running by the middle of the hal", a trend officials them on the third floor and will be month. hope will continue. opened in the new year. "It's a real kick-start to new During the review of the "Our patients are pleased programs;' agreed Oak Mow provincial government's that we can now offer them re- man, chairman of the Rouge Health Services Restructuring habilitation services in their Valley Board of Directors. Commission, the health centre own community so they can "Feel free to feel very proud in Ajax was earmarked for a recover from orthopedic of yourself," she told staff at 20 -bed rehabilitation unit in surgery, strokes or respiratory the opening celebration, the year 2003. diseases closer to home," said where several patients also However, with the closure Bruce Cliff, chief operating gathered. of Lakeridge Whitby and its officer of the Ajax and Picker- Ajax resident Hyacinth rehabilitation unit, the need ing Health Centre and execu- Williams told the News Ad - for rehabilitation units in the live vice-president of the vertiser the unit "means a western part of Durham "be- Rouge Valley Health System. great deal' to her because she came critical;' according to "Things are really moving officials. and booming," Mr. Cliff said BRUCE CLIFF 'They can recover -closer to home.'. See REHAB page A5 But, Region Chairman Roger Anderson doesn't like ROGER ANDERSON 'We'll PICKERING — Pickering Volkswagen Beetles on display, evert will go to the Canadian Coun. Moffatt's proposal. "1 have to waive it Volkswagen will be crawling Other features of the day in- Ganott Society. Pickering Volk- hope the decision isn't node to every Saturday..' with bugs this weekend. clude a swap mat, barbecue and swages is on Kingston Road waive the fee for a couple of Road" in Oshawa, he said. Durham Region Bugfest -99 raffle• west of Whites Road. Call John boars. Durham Region's other is being held at the dealership on Entering cars is $10 and the Vawey or Steven Butosi at 420- "If they do, we'll have to waste transfer stations are is Saturday. Sept. 1 I from 10 am. cost for vendors is 515. 9700 or visit the dealership's waive it every Saturday at (the Blackstock and Brock Town - to 3 p.m. There will be dorms of Proceeds from the day -long website at www .pvw.com, transfer station on) Ritson ship. Inside the News Advertiser ..AN Droned up and 1999 CIVIC Ready to Go! SPECIAL EDITION $16,900 469= PICKERING HONDA 970 Brock Rd. S. of Be* 831-5400) n MR r. -1 tai Pale ......A6 Eck Netwt .........n6 $Pwte ............B1 Enhdaialaed ......B3 CI *0 .........B6 GIVE a A CALL Geawai ......683-5110 26hibotl— .. 683-5117 1118011111 Nation .683-3005 Claedried ....683-0707 ANC Mn Lin ..683-7545 anowely Yews . .. . 1-800-662-8423 Emil ............... newsroomOdurham.net Web site durhamnews.net FAX ... ...... 683-7363 Hospital opens 1 0 -bed rehabilitation unit `Things are really moving and booming', says Cliff AJAX —'Ilse opening of a An interim unit was opened at ang nim ceremonyFri- 10-bed rehabilitation unit at on the fourth floor of the day, pointing to a new ltra- the hospital here is sees as hahh , F - P to immediately sound area and installation of "soother step forward to bo- meet patient needs. A pelma- a Cr scanner that could be caning a full service bospi- net 20 -bed unit is being built running by the middle of the hal", a trend officials them on the third floor and will be month. hope will continue. opened in the new year. "It's a real kick-start to new During the review of the "Our patients are pleased programs;' agreed Oak Mow provincial government's that we can now offer them re- man, chairman of the Rouge Health Services Restructuring habilitation services in their Valley Board of Directors. Commission, the health centre own community so they can "Feel free to feel very proud in Ajax was earmarked for a recover from orthopedic of yourself," she told staff at 20 -bed rehabilitation unit in surgery, strokes or respiratory the opening celebration, the year 2003. diseases closer to home," said where several patients also However, with the closure Bruce Cliff, chief operating gathered. of Lakeridge Whitby and its officer of the Ajax and Picker- Ajax resident Hyacinth rehabilitation unit, the need ing Health Centre and execu- Williams told the News Ad - for rehabilitation units in the live vice-president of the vertiser the unit "means a western part of Durham "be- Rouge Valley Health System. great deal' to her because she came critical;' according to "Things are really moving officials. and booming," Mr. Cliff said BRUCE CLIFF 'They can recover -closer to home.'. See REHAB page A5 P Ptt10E 2 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, SWend r 6, 199 Durham's to women beinizhonoured at iiala 'The Young and The Restless' star The awards dinner, which includes Daigle at 728-5227. Tonya Lee Williams will be the spe- rattles and live entertainment. will tx Meanwhile, nominations are now cial guest at this fall's l8th annual held at Club Carib, 600 Wentworth St. being accepted for the awards. Women of Distinction Awards held by E., starting with a reception at 5 p.m. Women must be at least 18 years of the Oshawa YWCA. Tickets for the event are $60. in- age, except for the Young Women of Ms. Williams, an Oshawa native, eluding a tax receipt, and are avail- Distinction category. and have resided will attend the Saturday, Nov. 6 event able from the YWCA offices, 33 M.•- in Durham for at least one year. at which Durham Region's distinctive Grigor St , from Y volunteers and by Nominees can he women known women will he honoured. VISA payment by calling Donna for their outstanding work in the com- Pickering residents want playground parties PICKERING from page A I have tried a number of ap- proaches and pilot projects this year to deal with problems in parks, including a program under which police officers and town bylaw officers have regu- larly patrolled parks together. He explains police visit prob- lem parks regularly and officers are assigned to deal with all community complaints, even though they might not always be able to get to them as fast as people would like. "It's a question of resources;' says the inspector. 'When you look at the scheme of things, as far as po- lice responses go, they're not high on the priority list;' he adds, noting occurrences such as robberies, assaults and motor vehicle accidents must be at- tended to first. Town director of parks and facilities Everett Buntsma says that since being alerted to the situation at Balsdon Park. parks superintendent Jim Bricknell has visited the playground, talked to Ms. Doherty and dis- cussed the situation with police. -U they make us aware we'll certainly make the police aware and do what we can do as well - explains Mr. Buntsma. Actions the Town might take include brightly lighting the playground at night to discour- age teens from hanging around. As well, says Mr. Buntsma, graffiti on the playground equip- ment might be cleaned off more often, which is usually a deter- rent to those who put it there. munity, the academic world or the workplace, with achievements rang- ing from providing inspiration for contemporaries in chosen careers, breaking new ground or old barriers in non-traditional work rules and ad- vocating for women's and children's rights. Nominations must he received by to end reception Friday, Oct. 15 at 5 p.m. Forms are available at the YWCA. Award win- ners will he chosen by a selection committee of women from across the region. For more information on the nomi- nation process, call Denise Atkinson at 579-44(X) or 579-5545. RON PIETRON1R0/ News Advertiser photo Diane Doherty, seen here with son Rvan, has residents say partying rowdies regularly joined other Bay Ridges residents in calling leave broken liquor bottles and other litter for action to keep the playground in their behind, creating a hazardous play area for neighbourhood's Balsdon Park clean. Area local children. According to the parks director, and cut grass. A few years ago -We've added to parks and his staff usually get into the the department was able to clean we haven't added to staff." says parks twice a week to empty up parks about once a week, he Mr. Buntsma, noting the service garbage bins, and about once says, but no longer has the re- level has declined a bit as a re - every 10 days to clean up litter sources to do so. suit. Tea for Two for tots and their grandparents in Pickering PICKERING — Children Central I.tbrary Saturday, Sept Ticket, are free and will he Phone registrations will he taken three to ,ix vcars n( age arc m- Is at IU �o ,t m aN it lahlr tartiny Saturdal ;lftl'r II) il) a nl onl, f u r vited to treat a grandparent to a l I,, ,%1! ; ,,,: • till at the -ent-. - ,nt �rr,.. ,•n .. 'I 'Tea for Two' at the Pickering Butterflies go free in Pickering You're invit- ed to take part is Monarch Migration Mad- ness' during an upcoming but- terfly walk with local naturalist and biologist James Kamstra. Hosted by Ontario Power Generation Pickering Nu- clear and the Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Project, it will be held Sunday, Sept. 12 at I p.m. Participants will watch the gathering of Monarch but- terflies as they prepare to head off to Mexico for the winter, as well as other local butter- flies. Meet at the Alex Robertson Park on the west side of Sandy Beach Road, south of Bayly Street in Pickering. Trails are ac- cessible. You're re- minded to dress for the weather and to take binoculars if you have a pair. There is no charge. For more in- formation on the group's pro- grams and other environmental initiatives in the community, call the French- man's Bay Wa- tershed Reha- bilitation Pro- ject at 420- 4660, ext. 2155. Get your pool `ted ready for winte 3 >U... 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NHYcn,.n ,a0. 1••• r r MrLocalyouthfaces multiple charges A Pickering youth has been charged with attempted murder after a 22 -year-old man was stabbed four times in the chest during a "misunder- standing:' police say. Durham Regional Police said the victim suffered two collapsed lungs after he was attacked in front of a Bayly Street townhouse complex about 12:50 p.m. Monday. "One of the stabs narrowly missed hitting his heart, by less than an inch." Are you up to PICKERING — The community is asked to join in a 'Clean-up Chal- lenge' being held Tuesday, Sept. 7 from 7 to 8 p.m. by the Frenchman's Bay Watershed Rehabilitation Pro- ject. Participants of all ages are invited to meet on the south side of Glenan- na Road between Dixie and Liver- pool roads at the Pine Creek Water- course sign. said Deteclive Glen Bonathan, adding the victim is fortunate to be alive. Det. Bonathan said the stabbing was sparked by "a misunderstanding about it small amount of money. In fact, the victim wasn't even really in- volved." A suspect fled on foot and a paring knife was recovered from the scene by police. A 17 -year-old hoy surrendered to the Pickering police station early the challenge? Those who attend will be cleaning up in and around the creek and look- ing at native wildflowers and wildlife. Rubber boots are a must if you plan to participate. Bags and gloves will be provided courtesy of Ontario Power Generation's Pickering nu- clear station. For more information call 420- 4660, ext. 2155. Make your bids at church auction A Silent Auction will be held Sat- Sunday. Event organizers promise today and Sunday, Sept. 25 and 26, at something for everyone. Tickets for a St. Isaac logues Church, 114H Finch raffle will also be available. Ave.. Pickering. For more information on the event The auction will run from 4 to 7 call Marie at 931-1676 or Kay at p.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. 839-3375. Poker F,P,,RGN�ms LE , _iPECIAL run aids The Week charity A group of fun -loving mo- IN TCDAY S torcycle enthusi- Advertiser asts will be taking News - a trip from Whit- - by to Ajax for Wed.. Sept. S• 1999 charity. News Advertiser The members - of the Shadow Business DeW PickJAjax MEC of Canada Comput Centre PickJAjax will be hosting a Daisy Mart Pick. poker run on Su- Future Shop PickJAjax urday. Sept. 11 at ' Grand 6 Toy PidklAiax I 1 a.m. Partici- Lansing Buildall Pick. pants will pay Little Causer Ajax $10 each and will Moores PickJAjax make several Party City PickJAjax stops en route Paul Mac PickJAiax from Brooklin Pennington PickJAiax Cycle on Brock Pickering Village Street in Whitby source PickJAjax to Klondike Fax) Play It Again Rush restaurant sports PickJAiax on Westney Road now Esfaat Pic"iax in Ajax. • Saltration Army Ajax Prizes will be • Treco PickJAiax handed out for Toys R Us Ajax the best hands as • While Rose PkkJAim well as the worst hand and there rX Omit to tekctod Il mhow owy will he a trophy Remember. all inserts, including for the largest those on gloss yy ppa, can be L chub turnout. rec%cled with rest of your All bikes and riN spaper through your blue riders are invited bot Raveling prograin. to attend. Call For mf4mation oa delrvenag Bob Chambers at dour advertisin¢ flyers, 430.7912 for Dour ",K more information FLETCHERat J6��:.! or to take part. 68,1-5110 _ - CA JnP( %Xudnesday's Carrier of the Week is Joel. He cnlovs drawing .Vic plaving baskcthall. He ,A ill receive a dinner for t voucher compliments I)t Niclkxtald'x. (onRratulations Jowl, for being our Carricr of the Week. •,111+,1..r �i 1,+.. Vrl KrnK.r•n XII 1'r, � Starting on Friday, September 10th . Zellers Weekly Flyer Will Be Inserted Into The Friday Editions of AJA"ICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER New Sales Days Saturday to Friday Tuesday morning, and has been the Young Offenders Act. ous condition. charged with attempted murder, ag- Following the stabbing, the victim On Tuesday, Det. Bonathan said gravated assault and possession of a was rushed to Scarborough Centenary the wounded man was recovering dangerous weapon. 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Moms and Dads across Durham Region spent Monday, trying to wrestle their little students into the bath. In some cases, a summer's worth of dirt. grime, twigs, sand and grass had to he scrubbed off. There may even have been the odd situation where sand -blasting was need- ed. Dave Johnston. the superintendent at the Ajax water supp]N plant, reports water usage across southern Durham rose sharply as the Labour Day week. end progressed. On the holiday Monday, 44.8 million imperial gallons of water were used. On Sunday the total was 42.9 mil- lion and on Saturday it was 35.2 million gallons. That's about the same amount used during the Labour Day weekend last year. Fortunately for Moms and those filthy few, there was more than enough water. "There were no problems (meeting demand). none whatsoever." Mr. John- ston says. Durham doesn't keep statistics on how much x,ap was sold in the past few ss ceks. On the right path Members of the Critical Path Youth Project hope they is -ere able to lead elementary students down the right path with these puppets, which %ere used in Snowbirds likely JASON LFEBREGTS/ News Advertiser photo anit-racism plays last spring. Nicholas Daniels and Melissa Wilson gave a demonstration at a wrap-up party held recently at the Ajax Baptist Church. grounded in 2001 Cost will cut aerobatics team BY JANE McDONALD Staff Writer As spectacular and well-received as the Snowbirds' feats of precision forma- tion and aerobatics were over Durham Region Aug. 31, it could very well be the last time 431 Air Demonstration Squadron graces our skies. -Yes.- confirmed Captain Karen Chapkau. Department of Natioxial De- fence spokesman when asked if reports the Snowbirds' days ars: numbered are true. '-(By) 2001 " The aging Canadair CT -114 Tutor aircraft flown by the Snowbirds squadron since the team came into being in 1971 are 35 -years -old, older than some of the pilots who fly them. '-Rte Tutor was procured in 1962 and came into service in 1964•" Public Affairs Lieutenant aave Sullivan ven- fied tram the Snowbirds' home base in Mase Jaw. Sask.. v'esterday. -Right now the Air Force has 93 (tutors) and 86 of them are here in Mone Jaw." The Air Force has already an- nounced it will he phasing out the Tutor. its basic pilot training aircraft. New re- placement pct aircraft. the British -made 'Hawk.' is estimated to cost 920 -million each for the fob of teaching new pilots how to fly. but according to a Defence Planning Guidance 2000 document. none of the planes have been assigned to the Snowbirds after 2001. -If it has been decided. then the lens of the Snowbirds will be a loss to Cana- da." says John Walker. chairman of the Roval Canadian Air Cadets ISI 'Chad - burn' Squadron's sponsoring committee that brought the team's show here list week. "Ihe Snowbirds arc a great pub- lic relations vehicle for the Canadian Air Force. When they're here, the inter- est in the air cadet movement and in re- cruiting for the regular air form increas- es greatly. It would be a great loss. Hopefully the government will recon- sider." Although audiences only see nine Participants still sought for Durham AIDS Walk Sept. 26 This year's AIDS Walk Durham ties. has lots to offer participants. All funds raised on the walk day Highlights include: a silent auc- will go to the AIDS Committee of tion with a variety of items up for Durham. sale and lots of prizes to be won: face The walk will take place on Sun - painting for the kids: haircuts and day. Sept. 26 at Glen Stewart Park at 'updos' will be available for a 910 201 Cabot St. in Oshawa. donation: and pizza and beverages If you don't want m miss the ex - will he a%'ailabl: after the walk. citement at AIDS Walk Durham There will also be live entertain- 1999, register noA. ment, guest speakers and a balloon Call Ames stct/ahotta at 905 - release to finish off the day's festi%i- 605-1X151 („r sour picdgc Iorrn WM ct/otrutaascavam Did you know. .a The News Ad- vertiser Is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M50 2M7, an in- dependent orga- nization that ad- dresses reader complaints about member newspapers. Fax it Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General 683-7363 Snowbirds planes during air shows, 14 are actually assigned to the team along with 12 pilots (three of them performing co-ordination and administrative duties) NO 12 ground crew. The other two air- craft are used as backup if txcessary. Canada's military presented its first close formation and aerobatics team. the 'Sisk.ns.' to an admiring public in the 1930%. The Golden Hawks and Golden Centennaires were: also forerunners of the Snowbirds, in the 1960s. "Once problem has been common to Canada's acrobatics teams - the contin- uing struggle for existence.- reads back- ground press information supplied to local media prior to the tam's perfor. mance over Lakeview Park in Oshawa "Tams which had been formed ... slow- ly matured, but were all too -soon dis- handed: the prime reason for disband- ment was normally that of expense." Although the Snowballs first per. formed in July of 1971, it wasn't until April 1. 1978 that the team was estab- lished as a permanent Air Force squadron. During the past 28 seasons, the team has flown in more than 1.575 North American air shows before an estimated 85.0(X),0(10 spectators and has a current anitual budget of $13.5 million. The nine red and white planes with blue stripe performed in Oshawa once before in 1981 but the recent visit by the Snow- birds is particularly meaningful to local fans because of the tribute to honour Whithv native Michael VandenBos. Captain vantdenflos, a Snowbird, was killed Dec. 10. 1998 during a training mission at the team's home base in Nl00%c Jaw. Every show the team per- tomu in 1999 is dedicated to Capt. 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Firefighters tried to free Mark Cronin, 29, of Caesarea, and Caroline Jorgenson, 37, of Janetville, from the wreckage of their vehicles after they collided along the curved roadway just east of Durham Regional Road 57, but both were later pro- nounced dead at Lakeridge Health Port Perry, Ontario Provincial Police report. The investigation continues, but police believe Mrs. Jorgen- son's 1989 Plymouth Voyageur Designer outerwear for every occasion, from nylon jackets, polar fleece zip necks to bomber jackets. Select a sweater style that test suites him - round neck, v -neck and zip neck in wool & cotton. was weslhound and a 1989 fudge Shadow driven by Mr. Cronin — who leaves a three- year-old daughter and whose wife is expecting a son next month — was travelling cast. both on Hwy. 7A. On Saturday, 16 -year-old Lauren Bcbbcr of Whitby was killed when a 1997 Dodge Cara- van in which she was a passenger left the eastbound collector lanes on Hwy. 401 near Brock Road in Pickering at about 2 a.m., OPP report. The van, driven by Chris Hartley, 18, of Ajax, struck a 1987 Honda Accord that was parked on the right-hand shoul- der. The driver of the Accord. Philip Soobrian. 26, also of Ajax. wasn't hurt. Several other occu- pants in the van were taken to NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY ED"", SepNnWM 1, 1"* PAGE S P eadly for Durham motorists hospital with various injuries, nime of which were life threaten- ing. Charges in the collision are pending completion of the inves- tigation. Anyone who witnessed the accident is asked to call OPP Constable Terry Cuff (Badge #9440) of the Whitby detach- ment at 668-3388. On Sunday at about 3 a.m., a single -vehicle collision left Claudette Multani. 43, of Ajax, in critical condition with head in- juries. According to OPP, her 1998 Honda CRV left the road- way at Hwy. 40i in the east- bound collector lanes near Whites Road. She was taken to the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, from where she was transferred to Sunnybrook Hospital. Anyone with information on that accident is asked to call OPP Constable Rick Surette (Badge 0%88), also at the Whitby de- tachment. At 8:20 a.m. on Sunday. 40 - year -old Michael Peter Carlson of Ajax was killed on Wesiney Road about one kilometre south of Taunton Road. Mr. Carlson was riding his bicycle when it was struck by a pickup truck also travelling s("lihound on West- ney. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Mr. Carlson is a native of Australia and was staying in Canada while his wife Rhona was participating in a work ex- change. Rehab unit brings care closer to home REHAB from pnRe AI underwent two hip replace- ments in February, one of which dislocated and required further surgery last week. And while Harry Coolen. also of Ajax, doesn't under- stand why the rehabilitation unit at Whitby was closed, he's happy he no longer has to travel to Scarborough for ther- apy after having had two knee replacements. ., Eileen Parsons of Pickering Village is thrilled to have a re- habilitation unit close to home. as it will allow her to more easily visit her husband of 59 years. Clifford, who is undergoing therapy and had also been a patient in Scarbor- ough. Minister of Education and Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker recalled touring an empty hall in the wing of the hospital that had been funded by "donors and taxpayers" and applauded the work completed. Ms. Mossman reminded Ms Ecker and Ajax Mayor Steve Parish that hospital offi- cials "really do need your voice on our behalf' as it con- tinues to grow with the com- munity. "Accessible and good health care is the responsibili- ty of everyone." Ms. Mossman noted. SAVE 43°%-68°% on the most famous labels in menswear. 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H, 1 9 9 9 EDITORIAL Let co-operation reign during new schooly ear Province, school boards, teachers should patch up past differences With classes under way at schools across the region many students are undoubtedly looking forward to the new year and all that lies before them. After all, the start of a new school year is traditionally a time for new beginnings. A time when students are excited and anxious about meeting their new teachers and making new friends as they embark on their studies. And, just as a new year brings new challenges and op- portunities for the region's 90.000 pupils. the start of the 1999-2000 school year brings new challenges and opportu- nities for everyone involved in Ontario's education system. now headed by a new education minister who says she's looking to make a fresh start. Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker agrees On- tano's classrooms have xcn more than their fair share of turmoil during the last two years. And. although the Province has more in store for ele- mentary and secondary schools in the coming months, the start of this school year could mark the beginning of calmer days in the province's schools. "I recognize there have been many past battles. We've all proved we're very good at fighting battles but I think for the majority of students and the majority of parents, they would like ae see Ins battling and more good results," Min- ister Ecker told the News Advertiser recently. "My first pri- only is to c,tablish good communication channels amongst all of the different groups in the education sector... and to tum that communication into an effective working relation- ship." she added. That "effective working relationship" among the Province, school boards and teachers is essential as the gov- ernment moves ahead with its agenda, which includes the implementation of a new Grade 9 curriculum. the develop- ment of a new code of conduct for Ontario's students and the launch df a new teacher -testing program next spring. Already teachers here have indicated they're pleased with the mere consultative approach the government is tak- ing. And, as several local union leaders have said, they're looking forward to working with the ministry to make this school year the best it can be. We can only encourage that co-operative spirit to remain througixwt the school year. Just as children who've had poor grades in the past are encouraged by their parents to give it their best as they start a new school year. Ontario's teachers and the Province's new education minister must put the turmoil of the past be- hind them. Let's hope everyone involved gets a passing grade iris year. When a party isn't a party Parents deserve credit for taking action against park rowdies Imagine the frustration — not to mention danger — your youngster would face if having fun in the local park meant dodging broken glass. human waste and half - empty beer bottles while climbing on the jungle gym. For a group of Pickering residents, their trip to the Balsdon Park has meant parental reconnaissance mis- sions to clean up after playground partyers so their chil- dren can, well, be children. The parents, to their everlasting credit, are taking ac- tion and calling on municipal and police officials to make sure their neighbourhood amusement area isn't hi- jacked by local teens. To the parents: Keep up the pressure and the good work. To the kids: Take a lesson from those older kids. Don't grow up to be that way. To the park partyers: Find somewhere else to have fun. And clean up when you're finished, wherever you may be. E-naad comments on this editorial to nnews0drrhaimitet Submissions which include the writer's fall name and town of residence will be considered for prb6cadon. YOU SAID IT Should the speed limit on Hwy. 401 be raised to 120 kilometres per hour? Derek Allen Jeff Glass C y n d y says, "During says, "No. 1 drive Fournier says, "I certain times. any the 401 at rough- think it's safer at time other than ly 110 kilometres the limit it is. If tush hour and no per hour. Even if you raise it to 120 faster than 120 they raise it to kilometres per kilometres per 120 kilometre per hour, people will hour." hour people will still go over (the still do 141) kilo- speed limit)." metres per hour." LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Millennium plans moving forward To the editor: Re: Pickering 2000 Sponsor gift to resident%. As Chairman of PICKERING 2000 oxkbratio ns. 1 am pleased to say that we now have 36 (of the 40 planned fox) Platinum Sponsors representing all types of companies and labour organizations doing business in the Town. This also rep- resents the largest event fund-rais- ing ever attempted in Pickering and is a resounding success. Our valued spo„tsors, including the News. Advertiser. have made a substantial commitment of 515,(1(x) each, either in cash and/or provid- ing services "m -kind". Through their generosity, they have ensured that our millennium celebrations will he seen and enjoyed by all res- idents for at least a full year com- mencing with the Canada Day Cel- cfxations at Kinsmen Park this past July 1. Throughout the year there will be nurttetous venues. neighbour- hood events fund-raising for local groups and service organizations, etc. where we will be able to intro- duce the Millennium flavour. New Year's Eve promises to be most exciting in Pickering's History. Although not yet complete in all de- tails, we are planning an evening which will fit into the personal fam- ily budget for each and every resi- dent. A black -tic gala at $250 per per- son is being organized. A second venue at about S20 per person is being organized and entertainment arranged. A third venue is being looked into at the recreation com- plex featuring a teen dance in addi- tion to an evening of free family skating in the two arenas. Finally. we are also planning use of the Diana. Princess of Wales Park to provide a free setting for anyone who wants to welcome in the new millennium with family and Mends and watch the spectacular fireworks at midnight. The Platinum Sponsors of PICKERING 20110 are extremely pleased to be involved in these cel- ebrations. In answer to a recent writer to the News Advertiser, there has been no input of public dollars to dale and she can feel comfortable that she is not subsidizing any of these events. The celebrations are there for all to enjoy as they see fit. At the stroke of midnight. Dec. 31, we may well want to rcfka on sornc otter noteworthy facts. It is the 20(hh anniversary of the found- ing of Pickering. It is the 25th an- niversary of our transition from a township to a town. It is the 25th anniversary of the founding of the Region of Durham. It is the instant when we again evolve from being a town to becoming the City of Pick- ering. Should any resident or business have any questions surrounding PICKERING MIX). 1 encourage them to contact me aid I would be more than happy to discuss our plans aid hear of any new ideas they may wish to provide for the steering committee to consider. Doug Dickerson, Regional Councillor, Town of Pickering Union leader C*14brQle th.. fvle.re, JIrRHAMs t , , , PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Mctroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of .advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail. l dverming Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified . (eh ertrsoig .tlan- ager John Willems Real Estary lutnmwtve Ad- vertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Oboe Manager Barb Harrison Compoco(v .Manager !rte has lost touch To the editor: Buzz Hargrove wants to set up a task force to examine why so many autoworkers have switched from the NDP to Reform and the Ontario Progressive Conserva- tive Party. He will then decide whether to withdraw his 215,000 -member Canadian Au- toworkers Union from the NDP. Does he not remember about 10 years ago Local 222 CAW members here in Oshawa already voted K5 per cent not to support the NDP financially" Buzz's strategic voting plan nearly wiped out the NDP a few months ago, and they lost official party status. The problem with socialists like Mr. Hargrove is they refuse to accept and give credit to union members for thinking tot them- selves. They are continually chastised and blackballed if they do not agree with their hard-core social- ist views. It is either "my way or the highway" Buzz Hargrove should apply himself to negotiating. His Machiavellian tactics and fail- ures in politics have been dismal failures. He has completely lost touch with many well informed and clever union members. It's family affair Herman van der Veen Political dynasties common in Ontario politics David Caplan will be able to speak in the legislature this fall without hearing taunts he is 'Eli- nor's boy.' Liberal Caplan was elected in a byelection in 1997 in a Toronto rid- ing his mother Elinor held for 12 years and had to endure constant jeers by Premier Mike Harris's Progressive Conservatives he won because of her influence. The formidable Elinor was a provincial minister from 1985-90, but ran federally in 1997 and re- cently was made Immigration Min- ister. She would have had clout in her riding, but David won again in the June general election in a revised riding, much of which his mother never set foot in. David also beat David Johnson, who had been House Leader and Education Minister and the Tories' most impressive performer next to Mr. Harris himself, so there will be no more sneers about David being Elinor's boy. The Caplans have started a dy- nasty, which is not unusual in On- tario politics. Liberal leader Dalton McGuinty's father, also named Dalton, held the same riding in Ot- tawa before him. Dalton Junior talks fondly and loyally about his dad and the con- tribution he made to the legislature, but the father in fact was not in the same league as the son. Dalton Senior spoke rarely and even then offered little of signifi- cance, while the son's spirited per- formance iu June when the Liber- als gained seats although Mr. Har- ris kept his majority is one reason the opposition party has revived optimism. Eric Dowd New Democrat Shelley Martel has a seat in Sudbury her father Elie held for 20 years, also passed on like a family heirloom. Howev- er, the Sorbonne-educated daughter has been worth her place, particu- larly in opposition and attacking, a quality inherited from her father. Elie may hold the record for being thrown out of the legislature for ex- uberance in pushing his cause. Blood being thicker than water, Elie even came out of retirement when Shelley was a minister and the Liberals accused her of releas- ing confidential information to pro- tect her ministry and charged them with 'lynching' her. Shelley, by coincidence, is also part of a different type of dynasty because, while an MPP, she mar- ried fellow -NDP MPP Howard Hampton who became leader and led the party in the lune election. The last husband and wife to sit together in the legislature were Jim and Margaret Renwick three decades ago. Jim won the most memorable byelection of recent years in 1964, when he defeated evangelist Charles Templeton, who also was running to lead the Liber- als and might have lifted them from obscwity sooner. Margaret joined him three years later. Corporation lawyer Jim stayed 20 years until his death and gave the NDP a new depth and respect, but Margaret lasted only one four- year term. New Democrat husband and wife Ken and Marion Bryden held another Toronto riding successive- ly, but never sat in the legislature together. Tony Clement, the new Envi- ronment Minister, is a stepson of John Clement, a Tory attorney -gen- eral in the 1970s so renowned for his wit Premier William Davis often asked him to substitute for him and speak to groups where a touch of humour was more needed than explanation of policy. John met and married Tony's mother when she worked in another minis- ter's office. Chris Hodgson, Chair of Man- agernent Board and most often tipped to succeed Mr. Harris as pre- mier, although it is too early to count on it, had two uncles, broth- ers, who were in the legislature at the same time, another rarity. Glen, steady but never promot- ed to cabinet, represented the same area for 12 years, but the more ef- fervescent Lou held a Toronto seat only one term. Some political dynasties have been highly successful, including Allan Grossman, a senior Davis minister for many years, and his j son Larry, a treasurer and Tory leader ... but hey, these stories about politics running in families could go on forever. E-mail comments on this column to nnews@durham.net. Submis- sions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be considered for pablica- don. dews ((005) 6x3-5110 Sales (9051681-5110 Classifieds (905)683-0707 Distribution (1)(15) 683-5117 General Fa■ (9)5)683-7363 E Mail ncwvoom a,durham.ntct Web address www, durhamncw s. nct 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajar, (leu. L IS 2115 Publication Mail Salcs Agreement Number 1332'91 The News Advertiser is one of the Mctroland Printing. Publishing and INsuili aintg group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajar & Pickering Board of l rade. Ontario Comttnmity Newspaper Assoc- Canadian Community Newspaper Assoc.. 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This summer the DRUTB is sur- veying four different industries in Ringers needed for Mare's Challenge PICKERING - Participants and sponsors are sought for the 'Mare's Horseshoe Challenge' Sunday, Oct. 3 from I I a.m. to 4 p.m. at Pickering Museum Village. The event is being held during the museum village's Fall Family Festi- val and will feature six pitches for competitive and recreational play, a beer tent and a barbecue. Team entries of two per team are $100 in donations or pledges. It costs $150 to sponsor a pit (one end) and $250 to sponsor a pitch (two ends). Deadline for team registration is Sept. 28. To sign up call 839-9177. To find out how you can help the Pickering Museum Village Founda- tion call 839-1395 or 839-4672. Pickering Museum Village is on Hwy. 7 in Greenwood between Brock and Wesiney roads. For more information on the mu- seum village call 6X3 -X401. Durham students host concert in a castle Durham rest - dent% arc invited to c:elel)rate the 125th anniversary of Whitby's Trafalgar Castle School during a Symphony Under the Stars concert Friday. Sets 17 The private girls' school is h o s t i n g Tchafkovsky goes W Hollywood in conjunction with the Oshawa- Durhxn Sympho- ny Orchestra as part of the school's atlflivef- sary celebrations this year, stales a news release. Area residents are invited 'to re- live the glory of the castle in the early 1900%" at the outdoor per- formance. Packages for the evening are $165 per couple and include ad- mission for two, musical entertain- ment, picnic fare and a bottle of wine. Also included in the event are glasses, a picnic basket and blan- ket, all of which are yours to keep. To purchase tickets or for more information about the presentation, including the per- formance times, (all 668-3358. D.A.D.S. -meet D.A. D.S. (Dads Aiming for Direction and Support) of Durham host a 10 -week support group beginning Thursday, Sept. 9 from 7 to 9 p.m. It's for fathers wanting to im- prove the quality of life they share with their chil- dren and others. Phone 427-8165 (Pat Andrus) for more informa- tion on the event. Durham Region to determine where the job opportunities of the future will be found. Researchers from Parmac Rela- tionship Marketing Ltd. (a market re- search company in Oshawa) are in the process of sending out approximately 1,000 surveys to local businesses. The survey focuses on companies and organizations in the tourism and hospitality industry: public utilities: communications industry: and trans- portation industry, in an attempt to quantify future staffing needs. It looks at existing training for new hires, including existing gaps in the supply of trained employees, im- portant skills desired and important skills found missing in it significant portion of new hires. The information -gathering phase will continue until the first lir second week of September and survey results should he ready by mid-to-late No- vernbLr. The Durham Region Local Train- "" T'HRIMME® HOP 1N<77- - September N MOM PATS 11 „ 695 Finley Ave. Ajax September 21 Town Council UNIT 1 THRIFTY ROTATE & September 27 Executive Committee September 29 MECHA; • 13ALANCEE � 5 9-� t a cora with this ad I ` - - rt� _ Own.. MI OehN celkell woutd like to thank .n his Vol use! - C=toms.�r �, a fn•r1ds for t eilir s9r- Mag Wheels & Trucks Extra 1 EXPIRES SEPT 30.1999 - Frenchman's Bay Power and Sail Squadron "We have the edge on boating safety" e� r REGISTRATIONDATE REGISTRATION CF:\TRF: �j MorKlay Sepiemher I ith. 19911 Dunhaton High Schtr,l Tw day September 14th. 1999 Sbepphard Ave. & Whits Road 7.00 p.m. -9'00 p.m.) Pakenng. Entrance Is on e�9 Sheppard west of Whites. rfi ,*~ Tuesday September 20. 1999 4eam i wcdnesday September 29. 1999 West Hill Collegiate Impute (7 00 p. in. - 9'.00 p.m.) 750 Momiagslde Are. Scarbmough We love qualified and expmenced anv_' r. Supphed tramng doeumeman- Up,.. wc,e„lul \-cy.,npinonrnnnvc n of Ihe,se you wilt your r'arada".. r'„><, .:,dad ()neiann Pr.,r..-,....,y,-e'­1 For further information, please contact: Mere Reed ITraining tMicrrl at 1416) 2X64645 a oW.) 780.1342. ing Board is a non-profit. volunteer link communities and government on board made up of representatives issues related to training and adjust - from the local community. Sponsored ment. by the Ministry of Education and The results of other surveys and 'braining and Human Resources Do- studies already completed may he veloprnent Canada, the board uses viewed in the training board's new relevant labour market Information to Web site: www.drlth.com Pickering Volkswagen Inc. 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Direct Access 420-4660 Web Site: www.town.pickering.on.ca September H Committee of Adjustment September N Site Plan Advisory September 13 Executive Committee September 21 Town Council September 22 Site Plan Advisory September 27 Executive Committee September 29 C'o mmittea of Adiustment RABIES CONTROL 1!,c it,n:.tr, `,wr,i Hc.. sur. c, til hr ,tr •^I'r . ,rpn,Vrmaely 1.1 aMt tabes vaccine bake throughout mast ,.wthern Ontario frac September 20th w October 211d. . 1,?9. to protect the public from the threat of the Antic Fox .i rand rabies. (here have only been fou uncideaes of fox rabies s Ontario .!unag die 19% wast.. This bait will help corked the Arctic F, , ,tram a rablcx in this Provfsec Balls will be dropped m Ike attitude nights of apprownsarly ,m feel over the rural ata a( Pickering and tr uW harts will Iv,- tet at the ur6m arca. Those baits will cot.n a bluter pack 4 rabies vaccue. Baits .arc labeled as MNR Balis std include a phone atmber should u find a bait and need a fnqusre lurther. The Muustry regwsu that people sot touch the bats. II you wish further information on rabies prevemios and „'mol operatiass, contact die Ministry's Natural Resource Intormauce Cesare at I -1140667.1%U) or viral the Rabies w chsde ar Mp //www mar fake to calMti W r4hc REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL FOR REFRESHMENT BAR AT THE PICKERING RECREATION COMPLEX "CORE AREA ONLY' The Town of Pickering is inviting proposals to supply and ,ell hot and cold beverages. confectionery founts and various foods to protonic a healthy lifestyle In the Central Core Arca ONLY at the Pickenng Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Fane Road, Pickering. Omano. Terms of Reference may be obtained by contacting the Iepartment of Supply and Services. One The Esplanade, Pickering. Ontario. Scaled proposals will be received by the undersigned department for the above no later than 12:00 Noon, Tuesday, September 21, 111,109. Lowest, highest or any proposal Ina necessarily accepted. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Deprtmem of Supply and Services One The Esplanade Pickering, Ontario L I V 6K7 (905)420.4616 E-mail: supply@town.pickering.on.ca Ven A. Felgemacber Jeffrey, CPPD, C.P.P., CMM 1 Manager of supply and Services Tender for the Waterfront Trail Bella Vista Drive to Rodd Aveaoe and a portion of Petticoat Creek Conservation Area T 9-99 Sealed tenders will be received by the undenignod department for the above no later than 2:00 p.m. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,11f9 The work consists of an asphalt trail and associated works, in accordance with terms, plans and specifications prepared by the Town of flickering. Tender forms and specifications will to available after 2:00 p.m. Tuesday. August 31, 1999, and may be obtained by contacting the Department of Supply and Services upon a nun -refundable payment of $25.00 per set by cash or cheque msdc payable to the Town of Additional information may be obtained by contacting the Consultant, Victor Ford and Associates Inc., Landscape Architects (416) 703-0081. Lowest or any lender not necessarily accepted. The Corporation of the Town of Pickering Department of Supply arnd Services One The Fsplvnade Pickering, Ontario, LIV 6K7 Ph: (9115) 420-4616 E-mail: supply@ town.pickering.oHn.ca Vera A. FelRemacher Jeffrey, CPPD, C.P.P., CMM I Manager or SuDDiv and Services ICKERING CURTUM *AD rt civkxno" Call now 420-4621 Yoga As A Complementary Therapy - For People Living With Cancer The Pcl,ecng Recrea! c^ Cc, ),ex now otters a special Yoga dao l.,ga is a tiM40C combination W pnirnres, movement ind hreadual that. when co mmirciod, pnsJucc meatal inti- nuty and -a., the ,mono,. Come and Mn us for an experience than will Bate vair th,ughia and comfort your plin wal hang TAOIST TAI CHI Get in touch with your soul Tat Chi t, ., torque . umhmmun,H mwn,-nrnls that the Chinese have been using la year, Experience the health improving qualities this clan has to offer, 'You have sdhut lease hit a tittle Therapeutic Yoga For Individuals With Cardiac Disease Relaxation Breathing Meditation More Than Just A Stretch Yoga produces counal furicmouing in all .ystems within the body and mspruving the circulatory and ly mphatnc systems are a particular benefit to those '"It cardiac- disease Learn Leahow to reduce stress• improve your quality of life and rtakc the mind-Mrfv co rmccmm .r An Cla,sc-v .r wyercolour. i RA An w Culinary Arts - La's Bakc Bread. Make your own Baby Foal. Chocolate WorksM,p, Cake Decorating, Caribbean Cuisine. Canning & Preserving Foods k Stained GU: workshops '.r Investment workshop for Women A Sewing w Bellyducing :r Swing Style Dance - Level I & Level 2 '.k Ballroom Dance -.r Country Line Dance •A Spanish A Photography A Decorative Craft Workshops A Nutritional Counsellme tiY Badminton tii Karate tiY Volleyball a Men's Power Hour .� Skating L4 Tai Chi u Suecialty Yoea Fitness Classes ,A Art Classes (5-15 years) 1k Cartoon & Superheroes Class (8-16 years) Creative Construction Classes in South Pickering & Claremont (7-14 yeas) A Folk An (13-17 years) A Youth Leadership (High School Students) u Mad Science (6-12 years) 'tit Creative Ans (9-12 years) .Ir Girls Club (9-12years) >} Recreational Dance (i1/2-10 years) tiY Skating (3-6 yeas) * Ball Hockey (6-12 yeas) .a. Badminton (7-18 years) :k Karate (6-12 years) tit Youth Sports Night (9.12 years) A Skating (3.6 years) tiY FIT Club 3-17 years) Xceptional Gym Program for Special Nerds Participants (3- 10 years ) til Fitness Class for Special Nerds Participants (11.17 years) tiY Drop In Programs si ,and much morc! RECREATIONAL DANCE PROGRAM5 at the Town of Pickering Introduce your chid to the world of aince ...regioter for any of these GKEAT Dance Frogrmmil Creative Steps (Ages 3 1/2-4 years) Ballet (Ages 4-6 years) Highland Dance (Ages 4-6 yea -s) Jain (Ages 5.10 years) Interpretive Dance (Ages 8-10 years) Take thr f•n,t IEP with u,I Programs begin the week of Sept. 20,1999. For Registration Information call 420.4621. Tow,. Of. Ptl ll. ui%,. 17)9 Cl%HAw %Icos + ••NO.NIINATION F-ORN1" 1 . nit r r.. t nuc Awr4, host eumpldied ,wnrard,Y ctrscrstce std u .cicRaar Ito xawmes l -h-v tit. til it. - JC. 1al ult-dusk art k.al ghups Mi, yeas * ,n.for he Tun of rscknrt., ' u„r, aaarnca orf -11 include 7 ecu caleg<w,ra We imoe -a -,wnge r w u, -0-1 ry, ruo.•n. r„ �suv,Jw,ls. an,l kr.,rse..r. kens. iu,r nt„k- a rgrfw-ale c,.anbww+, ,u it. Ttnvn lir n;krnrg PIC- IFNe iraar all ,.rtruatH,a moos be r cj by 4 in p m .Nn F -by. (,*seer Iso. 1999 by. The Torn at Pickerkeg Civic Allard. Committee ('leak's Deyrtwam Pickering Civic Complex (line The E.plaaade Pickering, Ontario 1.1 V6K7 A ielccft,.. ...... 'C will - uhf i.•m n.NNu.i and Jetersrar tcv:,pleas Irt,m t>rLM M the :alearies •\w aril map,ttas will be a.u6ad by N -et ber 5. !Z -it the pue.eapara .,It take plate i a T„wa l sinal Mrelmg - ak'tday. Nn v:n,ber 29. 19.9 0% 1(- AWARD DFscliturno%5 Pll'hFKl.t.... %F -.a (imaii..i-& g,vo. to oar or mac tanhsaJuai,. gawp, ,,i N„narm tram PwItcnng. whose outsu,nhng lhw%cialenilsl Oyer the last vCar mire. -It.. or oNaiJ, M the T- t -tial prusiaul. ,ultaaal lir mter•atanal rccugn,no. to the T,wn. Award fou RrarmMer.ir: gnrn to one or irnrc -n,hs,Ju k t- oh- ,cillos .rta of bravery or hcrarsrn wit i tr uWfM1e M the Town JWt.g the I= .rex• Liferinw .Achievement \ward: gown to one or rrwrc ,nJ,v,Jual, hang wrhin o outside ad Pi, kering bur a v�aticani :,wnbutw. ower their hta•Imr. to the Mlerlricr ,J die coranwly A CuitrlETE Co%nit Nm... lodi,idual V.1saleer Award: g,,- io one lir more �Id,s,Jual, who gland sot ,n,ong.i .all Who valuable id,srJuals ,n P,ckmag I- d,cu vuiaaterr serv„ie to the 7'iri. - IM last y-. ore Service Group Award: giro to the servtc,r group whi,x xnvihrs stand out a,wngst all olhei son tie groups an Nckenag to their c,wnbW ken xW ,untie lit [be Tn,n osrr iht last year Carnosity Group Award: gnrn to the community group who a -u, - uan,l,w1 am ugst all other cumnwmly gnwps an Pnckei,ng for IIKnr coambiinw and sena,, a the Town over the last year STRIVING FOR EXCELLENC'E_. Aantetr Sporn Award: gnrn lit one ot mere individuals or tcsmn from Pnckcrmg to recognize rxoelkncr ,n ariuitur spans over the la t yrs RFADv FoR THE 21sT CENTURY... Ynalk Vel rrleer Award: gncn to our or more Rckering youths for outstaring volunicimsm within or outside of it. Town. o,er Ihr List year o more Veulh Leadership Award: given to ono or more Pickering youths for outsiarimng leadership within or outside the Town, over the last yea tx mxe. A VIBRANT COMMUNITY... Art. and Culture Award: ghvcn a one o more ,"h id -6. groups or b-mes- tram Pickering to nnogniec significant artistic o cuhuml whir,rrnenls wohin or owwdc tit the Town, over it. lain year or more Urban Design Awards: gnrn lit .,w Or more irkh duals, groups or busirrsses f. thea ortndicant contribution o architecture. urban Jrsign, or parks WO open space olesrgn within the Town. o,cr tlr hl,l yea ot more IN WHICH To LIVE, Woak AND I%%F:ST... Ei,soomia• Development Award: gnrn a one ,r nae businesses from Pickering wow have made a vgndicam contribution to the Town's econornc prosperity over the Jail yearor mrc. Local Busixess Award: gown to one or more Iaivrrsses from Pickering who were oum indrng to their wppoxt it, and parocepaion with community aitnllics over the lain year tr nwre WHERE ALL MEMBERS CONTRIBUTE To ITS OrrIMUTI WELL-BEING_. Emirrmnent Award: gnrn to our or more id,vduals, groups lir businesses from Pickering who have mak a significant unhibunon to conwrvmg or enhancing the Town's natural rmionrlrnt. Healthy Commurdty Award: gnrn to one o more mdivlJuals. groups or tw.vusrsw-s from NAL-litwhosr mons during the last yc-ar or.wle tu•Inphly :1. pnnaplrs and ubinuvrs of IM lbw."s HcAlhy Com mumly Iniratl,r All nominations mast be rs-ccncd by dr Town of Pick-lIg Cleik s Ikpartlnent We IMsr than 4.•00 para, on Pefdny, oetsb•r 19t, 19" September 1 I & 12. 1999 11 %wN. to 5 P.M. Ewjay dw baunt.% of fbr, harxr.f: 1� aIle St the tit. wae,Nt Bring •liar Wd Aloha% .��%% i oral► a it MFJIMcF6rem k BaiLd P.gc,( n H. yhwa, J; C.wnin cad, and 1,4, of hncu ac'h, nits' DULY ra-it %%nt1M. v moos, r„ t niv ►..ws: iJuhs is sn,u,n, ,k %n uisn 51 � ••• r. , �„ CAhkrcn l4 -12h St a�,'illa.it.- hos 114 S park,ng ,. free On Hin.7 between Frock Road & 1tiLstari Road :Ann.pwau,ng ,,n calmuvr..m> . r 9114-6M-MI)I September 17-16 & 24-25.1999 from D P.M. The Reformers of the 1637 Rebelhon wtloome you tonight A. they pis. their march on Toronto. ■``-.. ' .a a :.. a v. � -. - woe pw s sgrcr osgo.t„ncy to .` �1 `l' l t 1 1 1 -�•• rt a Ent ay tent aW aunnat -' r•rPt rn our ►"r »... n.r •r+h PICKERING MUSEUM VILLAGE is on I1rry. 7 betrism Brock Road and Wes" Road. ADMISSION: SS per parson -12 yrs. to adult Pre -booking tickets is recolmnrfdad. For more information. pNese call (905) 683.9401 DEPARTMENT OF CULTURE & RECREATION REQUIRES THE 9 FOLLOWING INSTRUCTORS FOR FALL '99 PROGRAMS Corporation a the Basketball Coacbes• Toto of Piel.rirg One The Esplanade Teach children (7-12 nears) Pkktrin9,Ontirio the basics of basketball. L1V6K7 Ability and experience working with children an M Equal asset Opportunity Employer Youth Leaders & Coordinators: In accordance with Supervise teen sports and the Municipal drop-in programs. Abilit) and Freedom of Intormationand experience working with teens protection of Privacy an asset. Act the Intonnation gathered is collected Ball Hockey Coaches: pursuant to the 'reach children (7-12 )ears) Municipal Act. R S O. 1990, c.M.45.and the basic, of hall hockey. will be used to select Ability and c xperience a candidate working with children an asset. We thank all those mdlvilualswho Please submit a detailed apply: however, only resume h) Sepicnihcr 15, Use applicants 1999 to Employment granted an interview will be Services Coordinator, acknowk+dWd Human R e s o u r c c s Department. Fax. (9051421)-461() Festive Earth9" Society celebrates its Harvest Fair Members, guests, and volunteers of the Festive Earth Society are get- ting ready to celebrate art, communi- ty. and the environment at Toronto's Laraine Riverdale Park on Saturday. Sept. 25 ; from noon to 9 p.m. at Harvest Fair Roulston 199. Formed in 1998 ni promote a -a Rect'clers Corner healthier 'earth lifestyle' for all, the Society brings together artists, envi- ronmentalists and other people to ups and advice to youth. celebrate the seasons and promote ❑ J :.1 theneed to 'think globally and act lo- The following is taken from the tally.' 154 -page hook entitled. '50 Simple Harvest Fair, in the style of an old Things Kids Can Do To Save The country fair, is Festive Earth Soci- Earth.' ety's third seasonal family celebra- "When you're at the supermarket, tion. watch people leaving the store. Try to A feast for the eyes. ears, mouth count all the bags they've got. InI and spirit. Harvest Fair integrates the inc people all over the U.S. leaving creative energies of artists, scientists, supermarkets every day with all businesses and the community to those hags. Imagine how many trees renew our connection to earth and are being cut down and how much sky' plastic is used in a single day just for The fair will host: a Green Expo carrying groceries. Marketplace and Exhibits: an Urban -The solution is to take your own Peasant Farmers' Market. Marvelous bags when you go shopping. If you Music: Native Plant Species Sale. buy something small, tell the clerk Arts and Crafts: Ecu Play. Recre- you don't need a bag:' ational Games and Workshops for children of all ages: a River of Light lantern procession: and an Under the Stan community dance. At the Eco Stage from 2:30 to 4 p.m. you can hear from specialists about the state of our air. water, energy and'soil. Riverdale Park East is located off Broadview Avenue at Danforth Av- enue and the Don Valley Parkway. In Pickering, on the same day. 'Kids Day International' will be sponsored by the Pickering Chiro- pr.i. -ic Health Centre at the Pickfair on Liverpool just south of Hwy. 2. This event is a children%' awareness day for health, safety and the environment. Ajax's Sherry Brown will be of- fering a skit of Wanda Wasteful. As well. Sparky the Fire Dog and Arthur the Aardvark will be there to delight children It will also be an opportunity to pickup environmental information and a copy of Durham Environmental Network's booklet 'Your Household Gwdr 114,14''� :r Reduction and Recy- cling in Durham Region.' Again this year the staff of The Electric cars rev up for Pickering stop PICKERIING — Picketing will play because they produce no exhaust fumes. Pickering Canadian Tire store at Liver - host scion to some cars that get you The purpose of the event is to in- pool Road and Hwy. 2 from 12:30 to where you're going without polluting crease the level of exposure of electric 2:311 p.m. after travelling from Oshawa the air vehicles and involves 15 battery -pow- where it will slop at Canadian Tire. 441 The Canadian Clean Air Cruise com- Brett electric vehickw, most converted Gibb St., from 9 a.m. to nam. Speakers ing to town Saturday. Sept I 1 will Ila- from gas -powered cars. will make presentations alxwt the spe- ture vehicles that have no exhaust pipes 'lite con%oy will he on display at the tial cars at the public displays. V 6.1 r I I I kTJ I ,`I : C I ■oto04 105 davft 1999 Fir 41•x+ - sum, sac. gam - spm and SwL Il m - 32Opm ~ y1� K �. <: • Fabulous DnNws & Dow Plr%eS ,� G w' tqr Ower 40 Exhlbitors 4 FREE /Wmisdm '',v • Fun far the whole family aw film �s �, ' lam^ •. a � „�� �, WHITBY - g Kids.."" .; Wilk)b There will be a kitlhs Hone k Depot WWkshop. V14,01131 PRIM`. wlaa a rmaelo.� l+� HISMw'EEK- �. a i� 2 Pickering Chiropractic Health Centre will be offering free posture check - Youth ���`\ smoking target of program The increased incidence of young people smoking has prompted the Durham Region Lung Association to offer an educational program that teaches kids Lungs Are For Life. The program material helps teach- ers instruct students from kinder- garten to high school on the deadly perils of smoking and its effects on the respiratory system. Through dis- cussion. videos. games and demon- strations, children learn about the dangers of smoking and how to resist peer pressure and advertising from tobacco companies. About 25 per cent of young people in Ontario and an estimated 621,000 teens between 15 and 19 across the country smoke despite the fact tobac- co products kill about nine times as many Canadians as suicide, traffic accidents. HIV/AIDS and homicide combined. "With youth smoking rates on the rise, there's a real cause for concern," says Durham Lung Association de- velopment co-ordinator Sheri Cotton. "Lungs Are For Life educates our children about the risks of smoking and helps counteract the aggressive marketing practices of the tobacco industry. "Considering most smokers in Canada begin when they're children, the opportunity to make a difference is now. Cost for the program is $12 per class which provides teachers a pro- gram outline, literature and projects for students. This year, the Durham Lung Asso- ciation has a goal of raising $211 Donations of any amount are sought for the association to use for such things as updating the Lungs Are For Life program material. To order the program or for more information call Ms. Cotton at 436- 1046. Now$899 KENMORE 19.9 -fill. FT. TOP -MOUNT REFRIGERATOR 5pillsaver' glass shelves. a1 Sears reg. 1199.99. Black and Almond atm avadaUk , _ Now$699 KENMORE 30"r.,.. SELF-CLEAN CONVECTION ELECTRIC RANGE Featuring an electronic timer control. #ISears reg. 899.99. , } .>, ts✓: .ate . �' me Ton team KENMORE•'SUPER CAPACITY PLUS' WASHER 8 DRYER TEAM 19 -program washer has 3 -cu. ft. capacity 028682 Sears reg. 879.99. $649 12 -program dryer has 7 -cu. R. capacity. 089662 Sears reg. 599.99. $"9 �a� KENMORE ULTRA WASH SENSOR DISHWASHER 'Active Quiet Guard' sound package. omoy. Sears reg. 899.99. $699 Black console also available NP0921899 SEAM Copyright 1999. Sean Canada Inc. Come see the many sides of Sears T" NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION. Soonorrther S. 1999 PAGE 9 &V Helpothers, at Centre Durham Empathetic, non -judgmental tic, low its next two -pan training and complete a telephone Oshawa location. fur a period of personally and professionally. portive and helped me to realise and responsible volunteers are workshop for volunteer help -line screening interview and a face- one year. The centre provides in- organizers Baty. The Distress that I needed to talk to someone. needed to help people find their workers Sundays, Sept. 26 and to -face registration meeting. You tensive training in active listen- Centre offers the following com- I just want ho thank you from the own solutions to problems. ()ct. 3. must he able to commit to 16 to ing, cnsis intervention and sui- stent from a caller to illustrate bottom of my heart:' Distress Centre Durham is To be eligible for training, 20 hours a month. including one cide prevention techniques the importance of help -line For an application. call the seeking people with those quali- you must he 18 years or older overnight shift, from the centre's which may also he of benefit workers "Very caring, very sup- centre at 723-3461. Yoga for cancer, cardiac patients offered PICKERNG — Therapeutic 'ruga class- es lir individuals with cancer and cardiac: dis- ease are nov being of- fered at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Both claises are de- signed speefically to ad- dress the participants' physiolcogiu d needs and to aid the healing process, Yoga a a combina- tion of postures, move- ment and breathing that, when cunnected, pro- duce mettal equanimity and ,cx)lnc the emotions. It en c(yripasses relax- ation, breathing, im- agery and meditation, all of which aid in the pa- tent's emc4ional and physical recovery. "Yoga is more than just a stretch, it produces optimal functioning in all systems: muscular. skeletal, circdatory, res- ptratcry, diLrshve, re- productive. endocrine, lymphatic aero nervous:' says Ruth Dirgan, the certified Yoga m%trowtor at the complex. "Flexr bility is not a require- ment' To adckes, quc%ttuus ah•lut the pr.gram. call Olga Lalmj, kincsido- gi%ttfttntecs wrcrv11AW, at 831-1711 tW 683 -65th FcW details on how to register call reception staff at the axnpkx, at the same p9)nc num- bers. The recreation complex is R 1867 Val- ley Farm Riad. %cloth of Kingston Road. Anny Cadet corps needs- a few good men and women The 2525 Picker- ing/Aj:x Royal Canadi- an (Army) Cadet Corps is locking for experi- encod, mature adults to assist in the training, or- ganization and instruc- tion of the cadet corps. If you have previous military expenpnce (any element) or art an inter- ested civilian, man or woman who would ac- cept this typo of chal- lenge call commanding officer I Captain Lawrence Clark at 721- 0613. New cadets, boys or girls aged 1: to 19, are also being welcomed to ,loin the local corps. The corps is ftarting its 1999/2000 training year- on earon Sept. 9. Training is held each Thursday evening from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at Pickering High School, 180 Church St. N., Ajax (Pickering Village). lite cadet organiza- tion tesoes physical fit- ness, marksmanship, bush and fieldcrah, map and compass, leader- ship, public speaking and military dr41 and discipline to all of its members at no cost to parents or guardians. For more informa- tion, call Capt. Clark at 721-0613 or Maggie Cole at 509-2248. 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SERVING DURHAM A KAINARTHA COMMUNITIES FOR OVER 21 YEARS! ta.r.a.a rrl,00r IM041 t•• 1M rta..an ta.."wL tn.E.an 6069 too raa 79 Ta tm Read W. (606) 433.1062 'WYa rlEr91 d 91.41 (708I2fi2 211 520 wow" Rom S. (906) 619-1315 sr. CA"T A v D6 RANGE Or %ccttssoattes A.ND SOR7ARa AM PAGE A10 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION. Ssplantear S. IM i Aj*ax and PickeringHealth Centre seeks local advisers sers The Ajax and Pickering Health Centre (APHC) tre's pediatric and perinatal the services oftered at APHC, This group will meet once a Ajax. Meeting dates and times For more information on site of the Rouge Valley Health Sys- programs. Recent announce- merits like a 60 -hour length of and feedback from the corn- munity is considered vital. month beginning in October at APHC. 580 Harwood Ave. S., will he determined by the the committee, call 683-2320, 5240. tem is ng or partofcommon lytad� stay new hers and their tion w.r APH CAPIC members meet to talk committee. ext. business in Pickering Sept. 21 vi or visor committee. tion with the Hospital for Sick Hot pitator t r Sick laws and theory. g ararutee employment. torts and schedules. CLASSES ARE The Maternal and Newborn Children through its amalga- The Durharn chapter of Gallantr's Eatery in the Picker- 'APIC'S Education for the New The cost is $20 (including Serices department is inter- matiun partner (Centenary CAPIC (Canadian Assix•iation ing'IinynCentre. Millennium'. There will be so- GST) for members. $25 for ested in the opinions of people from Health Centre): and anticipat- for Production and Imenlory Speaker for the meeting will cialiring from 6 to 7 p.m., din- nun -members and $15 for stu- Ajax. Pickering and Whitby about the health cen- ed patients coming front Whit- by will all have impact Control) is holding a dinner Tuesday. he- J. Clark Weddell, CFPIM ner from 7 to 8 p.m. and the pre- dents. To register call (905)571 - an on meeting Sept. 21 at CIRM, who will discuss sentation from 8 to 9 p.m. 2994. H&R BLOCK v o INCOME TAX COURSE CURRICULUM CURRICULUM STUDENTS WIL KNOWSTAXES During the week RECEIVE an H&R Block cerhticate andtwwtoteach them. Our nstructors are expertly tone' a course students of ach element as well as the and are expede� BLOCK will study all phases of Income oPDortunO to interview for employment with H&P Pe who make each session an minting �� tax preparation p P BLOCK H completion with discussion bions' materials and including current se der, of the course does not reterence ,nstructioris using regulation laws and theory. g ararutee employment. torts and schedules. CLASSES ARE THETUITION FULL DETAILS NOW FORMING COST IS LOW ARE AS CLOSE enrollment is open and lasses begin Sept 15/99. and covers the complete course. inducting as the telephone. Just call for complete data A choice of mom a`'°moonn9, evening textbooks. all materials, a to class locations, or weekend are supplies. reterence guides and registration. starting dates. tuition, etc qct prom�y as ova ,able. ANYONEs�ns vROL qpp MAY App need T` ere are aro extra charges. An installment classroom space is limited. Early c'ry the willingness to +earn phn�....,..__ av^lent Plan is P �� . - -°-- registration will ensure � �- - For more information call: OSHMANVFpTBYICL RNGM11 AJAXIP"ERING 436-9882 or 686-1395 4 . .. r� r Zlr. rI-T , 1! __ sift IMA -.NW Rclahlc. supervised day circ at t hums to }.vw ncighbourh(x)d • Safe, comfortable erlvirmnents • Reltabe local bade -up for Provider's • Stimulating daily programs holidays or dkless • 7 atned. professional Providers • Complete rnsurar>ce coverage • Monthly home inspection • Income lar receipts supplied and, we aiskome fug or pi -time care for dWillitin from 6 wanks of agar Wa,&AR1111t1a ■IIie swcaste A ,cy1W0 A(Wcv For Information Call: 686-4816 a Write as The Ajax -Pick - Bring News Ad- vertiser we[ - comes letters to the editor. Letters should be limited to 150 words and signed with a full first and last name OR two initials and a last name. Letters must in- clude a tele- phone number for confirmation purposes. Unsigned letters will not be print- ed. FAX them: 683-7363 EMAIL them newsroom@ durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commer- cial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 'll Fsb41ANI Ad.rnturr or Friday AM 4dyculurc 2 L2-5 Ywa - 9a5 -I I:15am Fun -filled activities to stimulate your child. Crafts. playtime. stories and songs are related to a weekly creative theme. Mini Gym play includes warm-up, creative movement to music and an introduction to gymnastic equipruew. September 21 - December 7th I2 weeks Cost: $100.00 It lv ITH PAPER PLATES 2 1/2-5 YEARS Tuesday 1:00-3:00 pm Is it a turtle or a tambourine, a fan or a fish, a snake or a snail. With lots of creativity and using a wide variety of craft mat_nals, paper plates will be made into whatever can be imagined. Children will be able to experience stories and songs related to the theme of the week, and develop socialization skills in this fun. relaxed program. September 21 -October 26 6 Weeks: Cost $50.00 Puppet, & Fantasy 2 112 - 5 years Tuesday 1:00 -3:00 pm A favorite story wi:1 be chosen by the children and each week they will make the puppets to recreate the story. Imaginations and lots of creativity will inspire the children. During the lata class the children will retell the story selected in their own special way using the puppets made. Fun and a positive way to encourage group activity while developing their self-esteem. November 2- December 7 6 week Cost: $50.00 Ny I.i hn.d Plt 4-6 wars Thursday 11Mr I'M 3.W FNI Fun filled &-xnting introduction to learning concepts such as colors. numbers and reading readiness. Identify upper and lower case letters and encourage letter/sound association. A great introduction to Kindergarten. Learn about the alphabet with songs, games & crafts in a fun. relaxed and positive environment. September 23 -December 9 12 Weeks: Cost $100.00 Flyers right to your doorstep! The News Advertiser ���Rlll'lll'��I� k�ii�1`��;lllti:i: Our instructors are certified by the British Association of Teachers of Dance. All classes start on Saturday September 25 and go through to December 4th (No class on October 9th Thanksgiving Weekrndl Your Instrthctor ri Anissa Macdonald PRE DAN('L 31 EARS ' $40.00 For full 10 week session Little ones learn movement to music through gipping• graceful running, marching and ballet steps. 9:30-10:00 am PRI: BA 1.1 E r 4.5 Years $40.00 for full 10 week session This program is a basic introduction to ballet, recusing on rhythm and simple step. Children will a6c learn bow to work in a classroom setting 10 am - 10:30 am PRF. JAZZ J 4 YEARS $40.00 For full 10 week session Timing, rhythm and counting using basic jazz steps with the latest hit songs in an enjoyable atmosphere. 10:30am - I I :OOam BAI.I.I.T & JAZZ 6-7 vears $60.00 for full 10 week session This program will stress musical appreciation, poise, posture and presence while introducing basic steps in and techniques for jazz and ballet. Dance to a variety of music from both past and present. Provides an appreciation of both classical and modem music 1 1:00 -1 1:45am 11A L I f. I S .1 k Z/ 117.9 years $60.00 for full 10 week session More advanced level of steps and techniques for jazz and ballet. Provides an appreciation for a variety of music. 11:45am-12 30pm OPEN HOUSE: We would like to invite family and friends to an Open House on the last day of class for all dance classes Tai Chi- Wednesdal 700 8:30pm err 8:3410 OOpm This ancien[ martial art is enjoyed by people of all ages and levels of fatness. Often tecwnrnended by donors for restoring and meiaawmng good health. Energizes the body. calms the mind, gently relaxing pants of tension & relieving stress. It also provides a profound workout without sweating, straining or tisk of injury. Will help you unwind" while improving your overact $inters$ and health September 22- December 1 Bcgumer & (No class November 3) Advanced 10 WeeJks $75.00 Classes Fitness . Monday and Wednesday 8:30 - 9:30pm Vaughan Wdlmd P.S. An energizing aerobic workout to music designed for mea & women of all ages and levels of $cress. Begin with a warm-up, kicking into aerobics & follow with told body shaping. Emphasis on safety while achieving maximum results. Monday September 20 -December 13 No class Oct. 11) Wednesday September 22 - December 8 $100.00 for 12 weeks 2 claves wk. $50.00 for 10 weeks I class wk. lbga and Hailing Tuesday PM 6:30.8pm beginner 8 - 9:30pm intermediate Through gentle stretches and dynamic Yoga posture,, effective breathing methods, healing relaxing techniques & quid reflections we begin to experience Yoga and healing at all levels, 10 weeks Cost: $70.00 with a fee for materials of $6.50 September 21 - November 23 STICKY FINGEILS 18 mm.- 2 1/2 wlrs Thursday AM 9:30 - I I:AM Toddler & Mom together in a semi -structured Have fir with nom exploring trough cw son1 stories and a fink bit of gym time. Smack provided for the children. September 23. November 25 10 weeks -Cost: $85.00 Thtoring - Private & Group -- Private: $195.00 for 8 sessions Group: $97.00 far I sessions Grades 1-9 Language Arts or Mathematics October 3tb Thursday or Saturday starting Babysitter Training 11 fears. 6:30pm - 8:00 pm Monday or Wednefday pM Certificate Course in babysitter training for boys & girls. Safety, first tad and hand-wts will emphasize practical skills and knilwledge mheassary for the responsibility of this position. Students dove the opportunity to be certified in Child CPR. September 20 or 22nd i 10 weeks Cost: $65.00 Youth ( ovd Baskethall 1 Youth 8-10 year or 1 I-13 years Monday evenings from 6:30-8pm Pine Ridge Secondary School 18 weeks (Starting late October •99) Cmst:$90.00 g & i I'll" ADVERTISER 1QEM""Y EATON, 15"W, bur S, 1999 PAGE 11 AIP Fill er up, water s fine.. Durham health department officials say the quality of our H2O is great BY LESLET McMASTER Stuff Writer We bathe in it swim in it, and on a hot, muggy day, nothing goes down better than a nice Jail glass of it. But how safe is the water we count on day in and day out? Fill up is the advice of offi- cials with the local health depart- ment and Durham Region's works department, who maintain Lake Ontario's water quality is good. In fact, they point out Durham's water actually re- quires less treatment compared to other dunking water sources. Durham Region is home to 14 water supply systems with five of those situated around fake Ontario. While homes in Can- nington, Port Perry and Uxbridge are fed with well - water systems, the majority of the Region's population is fed with water piped in from the Great Lake. "It's generally very good," says Bernie Kuslikis. Durham Region works plant operations manager, referring to the quality. "The treatment is quite minimal compared to other regions." Some areas of the United States. especially around the Mississippi River, have to pipe their water long distances to a treatment centre, where it under- goes involved treatment process- es using a lot of chemicals, he explains. But because Lake On - Jewish community observes holy days Services for the Jewish high holy days, Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, are being offered in Durham Region by the Reform Synagogue, B'nal Shalom V'Tik- vah. New members are welcome to joie the congrega- tion and take pan in their high holy day services. The congrega- tion will be join- ing in prayer for Erev Rosh Hashanah —the evening of Sept. 10, in addition to morning services on Sept. 11 and 12. Yom Kippur services begin with Kol Nidre on the evening of Sept. 19 and prayer, as well as study, throughout the day Sept. 20, including a spe- cial youth service that afternoon. Currently, syn- agogue services are led by Rabbi Paul Golomb, ex- ecutive directoxof the Canadian Council of Re- form Judaism. The atmosphere within the con- gregation is com- fortable and fami- ly -friendly. There are tetany oppor- tunities for indi- vidual participa- tion, for those who are interest- ed. Synagogue services are cur- rently held in Ajax, close to Hwy. 401. In ad- dition to high holy day services, B'nai Shalom V'Tikvah pro- vides a wide range of pro- grams and ser- vices for its mem- bers, including regular monthly Sabbath services on Friday evenings or Sat- urday mornings; a Hebrew School on Sunday morn- ings for children, as well as confir- mation classes; Jewish ritual ser- vices; adult learn- ing programs and social events. For more in- formation call 4204429. tano's "starting material" is so much better. Durham pipes its water through fewer stages of treatment and adds a "splash" of chlorine before it hits homes, he says. But what about all these beach closings we hear about. you ask:' Tiny Wong, manager of the Durham Health Department. says bacteria levels have re- mained consistent at the Re- gion's 16 beaches for at least the last two or three years. His office conducts weekly testing throughout the summer months for E.Coli, a bacteria found in the intestinal tract of humans and an- imals. Signs are posted warning swimmers to stay out once E.Coli levels reach IOU counts per IOII milliliters. Beaches with traditionally "elevated- accounts include Kinsmen Beach in Port Perry. Rotary Park in Ajax, and Elgin Pond in Uxbridge, says Mr. Wong. A number of factors con- tribute to rising levels, including high winds, the presence of algae and Water fowl and muggy tem- peratures. Geography can also come into play as it does with Elgin Pond, a small enclosed, still body of water, he Says. Lake Ontario, however, has geography in its favor, says Mr. Kuslikis. Although geese are a problem to short grass park land lining its shores. Lake Ontario is While some prefer their water from a sprin,q. like Ajax resi- dent Adrian O'Reilly (pictured). health of c-ials in Durham Region .say the quality of the Nater we drink from the tap is generally very good. not a contained body of water and as such is not threatened by animal contamination, he Says. "It's only serious threat would he any industrial discharge but Lake Ontario is a body of water that is so large:' he explains. "Most of our water intakes are built out so far some 40 feet below the water surface." Since most leaks oxcur along the shoreline, the Region's water intakes are safely located in a "much cleaner, less prone'- sec- tion of Lake Ontario, he adds. Avid aqua drinkers can also take faith in water quality guide- lines imposed by both Durham's Water Surveillance program and the Ontano thinking Water Ob- jectives, says Mr. Kuslikis. Under such parameters, works departments are required to scan water supplies on a daily basis f()r chemicals and trace organics, which may threaten quality, he says. Guidelines also dictate drink- ing water be free of waterborne diseases such as typhoid fever, cholera, and amoebic dysenter- ies; pesticides: any heavy metals and ions which may pose health nsks from long-term exposure; and any by-products from nu- clear energy production which may cause cancer. Mr. Kuslikis says there are also requirements governing aes- thetics as provincial guidelines state departments should aim at producing a treated water that is pleasant to customers. However, an unfortunate part of summer is the "stinky water' phase when algae levels in Lake Ontario rise with warmer tem- peratures, he says. Although it translates into an odor for residents turning on their taps or showers. it is main- ly an aesthetic issue as the water is safe for drinking and bathing. he says. "That's when the public trust aspect comes into play." Says Mr. Kuslikis. adding the Min- istry of the Environment and health departments strictly regu- late water quality. "It's highly tested and routinely checked. Generally. it's water people can trust.' But he admits people have their individual tastes. Some THE NEWS ADVERTISER 3rd Annual[--�-=� READERS' CHOICE AWARDS It's back! We want to know who your favorites are. Choose from the 6 categories listed below. Simply print the company names of your choice beside as many selections as you wish and mail, deliver or fax the entire entry form to us by September 24, 1999. Even enfrl' will have a chance io won a S500 Sh >ppiny Spree for products and services at our winning businesses. The most votes in each catagory will win our" Readers Choice" award. You'll read all about the winners in an upcoming issue of -the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser. So go ahead! Make your choices and send your entry to us! complain they don't like the taste of chlorinated water even though Durham's water only has "traces" of the agent. Mr. Kus- likis. As for those, who search out natural springs like those near Chalk Lake or their local bottled water supplier, he says "choice is a good thing". "As far as health and safety testing. there is little doubt (Lake Ontario's water) is safe to drink." he adds. If your still skeptical, Mr. Wong says the Durham Health Department offers free sampling to anyone wanting to get the skinny on their water supply. The service is offered at the depart- ment's office on Campbell Drive in Uxbridge, its office in the Whitby Mall and its site on Commercial Avenue in Ajax. Bottles can also h: dropped off for testing at the Durham Re- gional Police office on Highway 57 to Clarington and any munic- ipal office or local hospital. Mr. Wong says the depart- ment tests Chalk lake spring water at least twice a month and has deemed it safe. However. health otiicials aren't able to rec- ommend it for consumption he - cause it is mainly an uncon- trolled surface water source of drinking water. he explains. 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CONTEST RULES: Winners of prizes will be determined by random draw. Employees of the Ajax!Pickering News Advertiser and their immediate families are not eligible to enter. Judge's discretion as to validity of entry forms is final. Deadline for contest is September 24, 1999 AJAWICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER THE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE IVos Name: Address: Postal Code: Phone: Mail, Fax or Deliver to: The Ajax. Pickering News Advertiser 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, ON L1S 2H5 Fax: (905)619-9068 AN PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER WILDNESDAY EDITION, September B, 1999 A.J. GRt EAE hen's Adveruser photo Onefrom the heart The Ajax branch of the Roval Canadian Legion donated $8060 to Aja.r Fire and F-mert& encu Services so the department could buy t»o full-body defibrillator training mannequins. This donation follows a 1997 contri- bution by the Legion to huy three defibrillators for the fire department. Ajar Mayor Steve Parish, foreground, and Fire Chief Randy Wilson. sec- ond from right, accept the donation from Papp} Fund Chairman Reg Sherrin. left, and branch president Ciril Best. fourth from left. Ajar fire- fighters will use the mannequinsfor advanced defibrillation training. Program aims to get children off to best start All children should have the ability to understand and communicate effec- uvrl}. It is vital to their social well- lving and their ability to succeed in schon)I. Speech problems are a big issue among children: One in every 10 chil- dren have a speech, language or hear- ing problem. The Durham Preschool Speech and Language Program is a community outreach plan where pro- fessionals are available to assess, iden- tify and together with you, help your child grow in communication. Early intervention is the key to overcoming speech and language prob- lems. If you suspect that your infant, toddler or preschool child may have a communication problem. call the Durham Preschool Speech and Lan- guage Program at 728-1673. ext. 261. Get your life in order for the next Millennium. Let Feng Shui show you how! T^,,s one day workshop will introduce you to 11.e basic principles of this ancient art of bringing balance to one's life. On: September 11, 1999 (10:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.) At: Odyssey Books and Resource Centre 109 Old Kingston Road, a 15, Ajax Phone: (905) 426-4823 Fee: $45.100 Space it llmilyd to all wr to ragirm (row oaf. Fax it Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser General 683-7363 Request for Public Opinion on the Proposed Nursing Home Annual Licence Renewal of Community Nursing Home, Pickering In accor(kutce with the \ursing Homs, Olt puNic opinion is bring; requested prior to a final deasion biting; made on the atone If (ou hne comments or opinions and wish to hong theism in the attention of the Mint -4m of Ilealdt atl hang; -Term Cam. %ou mn submit them in wntml; b% akinssing them loo: I)ire tor. liraith Carepn)grams onlano Minion of ifrrlth and Long -Term Care ;-Do knnpe titret. Met/mine laiel %onh York. 1lntano V12M tk-; (116) 116- I L I S. In tldobrr 11. 1999 Phew• inliude the name of die nursing Ikww and quow eruµYt a 16 14110 , nr all when suhnnism ons. The lltrtxtor rill aoin,",r all sulimmions boon• Making a final tki,0011. 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NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, SepMrriber 8, 19994,AOE 13 P Sports & EISURE N L W 5 All's well with Ansell S E 11 T 8 1 9 9 9 Pickering soccer girls capture Newmarket title Under -9s show off Pickering diamond gem takes on hall world BYALHIVl:7T worked hard for it, but 1 still have Spto Power in tourney.I in urts /'ilitur work hard" PICKERING — A Pickering soft- 'Me Grate 12 student at Pine Ridge h•a II 1 II h p ayer wi s owcase her SkdIS against the world in Europe next year. pitched two innings, giving up Secondary School started playing 1 house league fastball in Pickering in PICKERING — The Pickering Renee Ansell. 17, a member of the ,. 1993. She competed to the Pickering Power Mastemund under -nine girls' rep Port Perry Angels midget girls' softball a %uccc%sful season after being system at the squirt level in 1995, but soccer team made a clean sweep of lb: team. was one of 30 players from Spartans, 9-1. The Sox were led left the following year to play for the competition at the recent Newmarket North America selected for the conti- Peter Phillips, who pitched ht% Stouffville novices who won the Soccer Tournament. nenial select tearn which will compete nals of the Aurora tour ament provincial championship. In 1998, she Not only did the Pickering girls win in the World Cup of Indoor Fastball in bases. Aaron Racioppa matte helped the Port Perry Angels bantam every game in the tourney, they didn't Lyon. France in January. now to close out the game. rep softball team capture the provincial allow a goal against throughout the Other countries taking pan in the championship in Coburg. title, the gold medal at the Ontario event while finding the net 11 times. tournament are Olympic -calibre teams s Summer Games in Guelph and the Pickering blanked East York 2-0in from Switzerland, Spain. Sweden, Hill big fcrc losing in the %onto-fi- Fastern Canadian championship. the championship final. The two teams England. Holland and Italy. z,, Now at the midget level, Ansell's had never met prior to the title game Ansel I was chown for the team after I helped the Pon Perry Angels win tour which generated great excitement participating last January in a Show- valuable player honours in two gold medals, three silver and one amort the players; coaches and parents. g P y caw tournament at Kent State Univ The rcwh was an 11-3 toes f6r bronze at tournaments in the U.S. and After a scoreless first half. Pickering city in Ohio where more than 150 fc- _ Canada. Next season, the Port Perry I scored twice in the second half. male softball players competed in- MR',a n lel all hinewith five quad will travel to Sydney. Australia j In the semi-final match, the Power doors' RENEE ANSF1 L for a two-week playing tour in March. trounced highly -touted Peterborough 6 - At the end of the tournament, the To compete ser Word Cup of Indoor Ansell hopes to eventually earn an 0 in one of their most dominating per- ftrst baseman was extended an invita- Pitsthall in France. athletic scholarship in women's soft- formances of the season. tion h Kin Whiteside, the y general an SOBA title with an case I I I ball to a U.S. university. i Pickering started the tourney with a manager of the North American select National Collegiate Athletic Associa- The gifted softball player is seeking 3-0 victory over neighbouring Ajax team. She will join one of two Squads tion Division I %chords. Ansell's one of corporate and individual sponsorship United Soccer Connection. Solid team - selected to represent North America at four Canadian chosen for the teams. to help her defray the costs of travel- work by Pickering paved the way to a 3- the worlds — teams that will include She was "pretty overwhelmed" after ling to the World Cup event. If you can 0 win over the Waterloo) All-Star% in the: mostly players from U.S. university being invited to join the team. "I've help, call 839-5004. isecond game- he two votaries gave Pickering Sox major peewees second best in EOBA PICKERING—The Picker- pitched two innings, giving up tan% 9-0 in a game which fea- mg Red Soo Legion 606 rtuJur one run. lured outstanding pitching by Peewee rep hcINChall team ended In the Second game, Pickering Ajax's Stephen Roi%% Butlai, who a %uccc%sful season after being teat its old ricirirsis. the Ajax struck out 13 Sox batten, but eliminated in the late: stages of Spartans, 9-1. The Sox were led wars tested by his counterpart two recent tournanwrits. by great defence from Jason Peter Phillips, who pitched ht% The Sox lost in the %cmi-fi- George ark] D'Sorua who threw test game of the seawn, giving nals of the Aurora tour ament art runners attempting to steal up only two hit% and striking out and dropped a heartbreaking de- bases. Aaron Racioppa matte Id. including an amazing six in a kat in the final of the Eastern several key plays in centre field now to close out the game. Ontario Baseball Association to prevent potential Ajax rallies. Meanwhile, at the Aurora championship in Coburg. The Legion 606 Redd Sox then tournament, the Red Sox pxo%tcd At the EOBA championship faced a Strong Peterborough victories over Aurora and West event,a tired Pickering pxxwee %quad and sufkrtd their first los% Hill big fcrc losing in the %onto-fi- squad which had played its %emi- of the douhlc-knockout tourm- nils to Toronto Playground. final game just hours before ment 11-5. Ikten%ive errors hurt Saxe% were not reported, co ukln't muster an attack against the learnt, which get fare pitching Shortstop D'Souza won most a well -rested Peterborough from Schumacher and Kcsin valuable player honours in two syuad in the clash of the titans. Bcncdick. of the four games Pickering The rcwh was an 11-3 toes f6r The Sox mict Kendal again played. Phillips and George were the Sox. The Pickering peewee% and wooed a 12-5 victory. the other MVP winncrs :Marc got solid efforts from Adam Wawrzkicwtcz led all bitter' MR',a n lel all hinewith five Schurnacher, Julian Troyes and with four routs haned in. Pitcher RBI. Bennett had seven stolen Matthew D'Souza. The club Phillips aSkectc Shut down a and bases. mt%%ed Andrew Bcnrett. who scrappy Kendal offericc for the The Pickering peewee% en - was sidelined with a leg Injury. win. tered live tournaments this year. Pickering started it% quest fir With three tears, remaining finishing in the top four in all an SOBA title with an case I I I to the hunt. the Soa nict Ada% f tc win u%rr Kendal Russell Skrctc• aean. t,� dcicrnunr w1,,, .1 moil Ila rcafr ..., :,.hol hs k:,k worked L,ur innings. s..ou:ring Print �r,,u_•h:n 111C lir;.,) I", N.: !i`. ..:: .o.... four hits. Adam `1'awrzkic,i, i III-' Q`C ER/,yQ 1�J0 0brt. G.. Pickering first place In it, group and an automatic pass to the sena-final game Scoring in the tournament for the Mastermind girls were IA:ah Higgins with lour. Kristen Orrett with three. Kayla DcSou/a with two. Ashley Phillip. Amanda Garcia and Rebecca Acheson with one apiece. No less impressive was the play of Vanessa Garcia. Jessie MacArthur. Alli- son Gibbxins. Nessy Frampton. Chelsea Gordon. Julia Arbuckle and Channon Traill. who helped to keep the opposi- tion off the %corcbiard dunng the tour- nament. The team is coached by Alfin%o Garcia and Mark Orrett. 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Canpucemre 0 vs DG Graphics 0. Zellers 7 (Jeffrey Lyons 3. Scott Lyons 2. Mateaw, Laws". Teel Samuels, MVPs Dustin Hayward. sendm wnW) n Thunder 1 (Trwamy Wine) Jule 23: Thunder 8 (Etc Ignorhus 2. Gregory Fowler, Amen Gonda. Jdrno Mini. Marshal SeNeratins McKenne Smith Tmol1y White, MNP David N,o'poel its Wildcats 0. Zodaws 10 )Duan Hayward 3. Scott Lyons 2. Jell Mot Con 2. Marion McCleary. Joe Lyons. Teral Samuels, MVPs Cahn Trap- per. Jen Morrill vs Room 0 (MVP Just. See). Lgmnmg 2 (Connor Dora. Ni Dupgny MVP Caro Doral vs Tigers 0, DG Graphics 0 vs. Cornoucentne 0 July 14: Tgars 1 (Board. Grant Hurley MVPs Matthew Urge,. Ment - Sang. Matthew toasters) its DG Graph- 0 (MVPs Shawn Persaud. Connor Harrison). Zellers a IScm Lyras 7. Total Samuels 2. Dustin Hayward, Man Ion McCktory. Jell Lyons) we Wildcats 2 (Darnel Mathews, Tyler Jones). Thun. der 6 (Tmdhy White 2, Gregory Foonew. Etc Genion. Juliano Mom, tacker, W Smith. MVP Chrstoot er Protonic) vs Room 3 (Blake Rental 2. Seed ". MVP Matllrw Gamer. C.mgcadre 0 its Lightning 0 Jur 28: Ligrttmrg a (Paul Esposito. Christopher Folk. Jonathan Haack. An. drew sampsan) ,rtt Wiecas 0. DG Graphics I (Ju e t Newman MVP An- drew Bewsh) vs. Raolors 0 (MVP Kahn Hill Zenere 6 (Scat Lyras 2. Jen Lyras 2. Morkn McCleary Towel Samuels) vs Canpicemre D. Thunder 0 vs Tigers 0 Ailing. 4: Tgers 2 (Braroon Graa-Hu*y, Juste Rosario MVPs Jameson Kunlmann. Justin Rose l vs Compurentne 0. Raptors 5 (Juelm Sayer 4. Seaid AYy, MNP Aisle, Sayer) nWidows I (Ben Havey). Zowl 3 (Scott Lyons. eosin Hayward. pen Derby) vs Th rder 2 (Sloe Rutherford. Mcl-- Smnml. Liglamog 3 (Pesten Farrell. Christopher Fol,. Geonry War. til MVP Ky* Koo- n DG Gnapncs 1 (hams No. MVP5 Shawn Per. bud. Tutor NewwmenI Aug. 11: Cornp,ce ns, 2 (Ryan Sheridan, Cory ChwMry. MJPs Ryan She.. den Cory Channel vs DG Graphics O Lightning I (Andy Sampson) ors Tigers 0. Zb%rs 5 1D.W. Ilavwrd 3. Scor Lyoms, J*m Lyons) will, Raptors I (Just. Sayer. MVPs MUW Utwort, Man MI Wild cats 0 vs. Thunder 0. Thunder 5 (Erc grarnn 2. David Whcrpole 2. Blaw Rutherford) vs Wildcats 0 Aug. 16: Lightning A (Johiuthan Haber 3. She" ahem. MVP Shea Mason we Ropons 1 (So" Dol -Argo). DG Gnphcs I (.herr Newman l vs Ze%rs a 10~ Hayward 3. Jen Lyons). Computer" 0 (MVPs BrenWn Malone. Dwnal MCNasy Jake RedaClinch D'Sousa. Dermal Espal will Thunder 3 (Crarrdpher 1 olowic M cleen x smith. Dand'Al oroohl. lAOdcats 1 (Joshes Drat) its Tgrs I (Kwan Thorm soh) SEVEN-ANPIINDER BO S, *a. DIVISION Aug. 11: Tgws 1 Kien Murphy MVP Ryan Lrwenerl vs mccats I (Thea+, RNmwcw n. MVP Waw Dboararcys al. BoPontiac 0 (MVP Callum Hart - mc d) vs BM AcnlaOr 4 (par Stuart 2. Makhh Cres and 2. MVPs M oldn Cre aAKd. MUNI Khan;, GM Srrtaa Lid 21L We RimNII. Graham Howland. MVP Kyke Shulk) m. Lakeside Motors 4 (&ane Ckrn. Morn Smah. Ethan, Sem". Damn Joseph. MvP pr,tam M eche,. Gerry 6 sins I (Spencer awlby MVP Ja,on Peaks vs Snenryvs Ggcal 3 (Chnsbpha Ragwso 3. MVP Ba00y Bars) Aug 14: Tigers 0 (MVP Mot" Shown N) n lakeside La las 6 (Jay Bon chuck 2 Camtom Os HANOI 2. Cahot Jw Michael Smith asl MVP IACh Snvni Bohr Pontiac 0 (MVP Jake TkscaM) n $homy s Optical 3 (&an - am Coward. Carty Frwayepn. awasophor Rayewo, MVP Braden Coplea'dl SEVEN-AM04JNMR GIBS- DIVISION 1 Ail% 11: Wrdwnd 3'Cmwmwee Brava 3. MVP S✓hatha Som we kmege Vdeo 2 'Karon kung Rrchn Posa l MVPs Vcvo Olwbt Katyn morel. Doerr Team 2 M IAmade e chan. C ay GrahaVPs m. MMayen hana h. Awa Wimmsl vs Liwerp000 Was Cray Sebaum 2. MVP r. Sarah:. ikxr Akemmkm 5 (StgpwNb Truant, 2. Streaky saedlnhw Alexandra Pocono. Haw RearWakmem. MNP Kral,• 14n1 w P,uar'0 Maes 2 (Popo Crumnrt swwile, y Arswuut. MVP Kat* Amble] Arg la: a top Vtep O (MVP, Yin slpeac. Alookid a Sures) M Lmbr- poo- Wall 0 1kdVP **-ft Snell. Deep, Tap, S (MMwa Pbvkdre 6. Made Maeudi 2, MVP Ave Nakasone) we PAsiorg Mes. 0 (MVP AysN Fit". MMntleard 3'ChemN%Sgwt 2. Jtsera Forabw MVP Cean v W► 100 vel Find AkArkn, O IMVP Doreen Diane SEVEN ANDARDER ORS' DNOON 2 AM} 1 t W*Xab A icarr Station 2 Stephanie, M1rApim. Shanvpe Tbriet e. White Emma Morn) va The Co-oosnacns 2 ISMa Drat Meg Baan. MVP Maes Charm), Area Toppi 3 (3tophrre King 2. 57twton O'Iran. Wall srd" Rate Manuel Cannier) we Emkro Till 0 (ANO Cowley 1's10i0adr). The RW MCCO" 2 felluhblr Rogertaky Swat Hardener. W► Mgtoe Rol" I w Tigers 2 (Chrome Even. Mice% Wawedn. &WP Emov Rall Aida, 16: Tho Co -donations 0 (MVP Sievve Dial N. M,a Tppap4 0 (MVP &ea^y RopasL The Rate, Md.oys +lime Mwpy. We Moro Broom n L-vwdua Luwn , 'Caf- so-oarp MVP Retispca appal. Tigate 2 (30 1 KdhppaAos. Chowan Ewe MVP Sera, aasoonlosl we yrunb 0 (MNP Sits Caval EIGHT -AND -""" bOK" A' OIVYION Amy rp 12- Pwnibng MM Mba 6leol Svior rVmw 5 e rMVP it*~ air• d lavva .o..Pr 0 --ore., Ira A- LariaaMprrp A (Kram. VWlrtdrm>ss A Lia NO%~, Ryan Sawyer NOV" bar,, MNP Pierce Oman) w. RaMV aong situate Dow" d. "Ah.rge T-MWW- ()IP D reepartl vel am Johnson Clear Ora 6 r-01 P7rpa0a4,Mo uii, Jew" C - ft Nara oat.. MMdhaw Swah. MVPs Awam ►sal. bwdal Y4on) eoNr-AFowoEm 1110,111 ONIbIDIR Al S: Cam Tod M Die 3 Arm Rommel, 2 Sha►, Latech MVPs Shawn Laht Asim RaAnei vs The Big S000p I (Qturn Haman. MVPs Jeer, Gwamr. Pliant Mlote). LVer" 2 U- K -Mod MVP Janis Modic. night) vs Clan Saha I rGteg S.AaL K nkb KidI (COW WWmaai, WPIProud, Graven, a N-" We@-! w4 P'_ Search 3 (hon GSM 2 4 K . Shohm amVwvMinas ►s Anthony nm earb Kart o'Sww DOW sow Ren Ko). S Cara 5 (Ryan 91-0 0 Smith 3. Clayson Longer). Two sires MVP Team) ors 7anadpatt 0 (HNPs Lbld SomwW, ktls Addw*vl AM 11 - Ebow 5 IMtdrow shard 2. Kari Jcxercw, Matthew M o gad, AW Mame MVP k4ahw Mlage"b 'o Tgrs I (Tarp Pbnwownu. MVPs Juan Cow Jareen Gnpi SOM-AN04JP DEA GIRLS DNK10N'C' Aft 22'. Taws Anger C vs Upon Canals 5 bars vel Baywra Merle I (Mala Wm MVP Mag. Coattails, we Ptecrb Offu : 'VbntNa Grob MVPs awn GONE Kay Srmynl. KAS %OW%WI g 4 (Chale POW- 2. Kaf Craig Korey Cheap-' MVPs KNy Crag La,Abn Gill) K CTAS 0 iWVP Leigh Stoplight. WeOob 0 vs Tigers 3 klaly VAW 2. AAson Gamy Pickering rider at national rally PICKERING - A Pickering Pony Club rider cane home with several honours from the Canadi- an Pony Club Na- tional Rally at the Saddlewood Equestrian Cen- tre, near Bethany, recently. Katie Shipley finished third in the training divi- sion of the indi- vidual competi- tion. Shipley also helped her team to second place in the team competi- tion in the catego- ry- Pony Club ral- lies feature com- petition in dres- sage, endurance (roads and tracks, plus cross-country Jumping), stadium jumping and sta- ble management, meaning how well their horses are cared for. Horses and riders came from British Columbia, Alberta, central and western On- tario, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Is- land, Nova Scotia and Newfound- land for the na- tional event. A D V E R T I S E R S E P T. 8 1 9 9 9 MVPs Kelly Well. Cartel Gori) 1. Grange Press 1 (Karn Toomsab) vn Jumpoi 3 (Amber Pollan Z Robyn Gaiveyl Aft 29 Jumbo va)ep 6 (Amber Poi 3. Jessree Vena 2. VCN a Momieso h) n Upper C - Soar. Hardware 0. CTAS 2 (names Na) vs Beyvrw Me- al, 0 (MVPs Rachel Onto u. Kristila Cdlna). Carpel Towne 3 (Michelle D.-3. MVPs Melilla pant, 4rdey Dmopwaos. Michelle Cama"1 vs Wildcats I (ASMey Spears. MVP Colleen Walar . Grande Press I (Layne Far- Idl) vs TaWs Angels I (Flemmica Easter. MVPs Jame Sher Brame Nicndsm), Precise Once I (Kimberly Caggola. MVPS Samantha BoyChukl vs. KAS MarkHng 0 (MVP Karla Doucette) Aug. o cette)Aug. S: upper Canatla Spec Hardware 0 IMVP Megan McLeod) vs. KAS Markeimg 2 (M c elle McArthur. Alison Smut MVPs AI6m Smith. Meaghan McNeil) Tgns I (Veronica Word. MVPs Senrna Roth, Arm Keg) n Saynew Metals C (MVPs Shiphante Myers. Chbe Coulter), Granite Press 0 vs. Wildcat, F (Ashby Speen 4. Cardin Murphy Aenneh Wakefno), Jumbo Video 3 Oesscl Vella 2. Robyn Garvey MVP Blythe Higgnson) vs Precde Office 0 IMVP Elam Penarn). Carpet Towne 1 (Michelle perm, MVPs Natal* Watson, Dan*% Moro:. Wmimey Ettenorl vs Teddys Angels (Manssa Smith. MVPs Alexandra Benemr, Janna Smith. Femmca Ex. eler) Aug. 12: Bap ew+ Metals 4 (Encs Baser. Megan Casabas Nxsdehle Evans. Bit- F*mag) vs Games Press 1 (Oatmeal Austin), Carpet Towne 3 (Michelle Dixon. MVPs Kimberly Scanlon, Jule Wesson. Mimalna Twsigni) its KAS Marketing 1 (Karke Doucette, MVP Kadyn Beaay) Wildcats 3 (Loney NekamuM 3. MVPs Samantha McNnS. Kayla Schroeder) vs Teddys Angels I (Flemmc , Exeter. MVPs Lauer litel Michelle Allard). Pe- cae Once C vs CTAS 2 (Chnishm Paeispn. Shannon Sauve MVPs Kenn- - Clarke. Knstre Oban). Tgars 5 (Am King 3. Keay Wast. Jacguoy t Best. MVPs Allem Gray Mn Keg) vs Jumbo video 1 (Jessica Vela, MVP Chr¢- t.e Hem rs) NNE-ANDAMER BOYSDWMIDN Aug. 10: Dm Valley Toycfa 5 iAexarde, Star" 2. Jonaewn Bunbrg 2, Nicholas Soloodeh, MVP Jonathan Buntrg) n Tornadoes 2 (Kown Morn. gamey, MVP Edo* ` ys): Thunder 2 (Andrew Nauti. Andrew Moran) vs. Pit-" 5 themes Nal: Tigers I (Junin Johan) vs. Rysw,rh Graphia 7 414.rstm Timothy 3. Joshes Ryan 2. Mchmel Nca. Shawn Tldmpsonl. Lnya rag 7 (Taylor Robson 3, Also Levesque 2. Wdlrm Kamakans. penhdr McGumy. MVPs Taylor Robson. Patrick Mociuvay) vin Marshall Hines 8 (Nicholas Aeunde, 6. Richard Doheny Michael Marshal). Cade Systems 2 (SPeo at P3119VM. Crap Mazeral. MVPs Crag Mazeral, Jacob Sherd) vel. Raptors 3 Wason Joseph 2. Carey Mmot. MVPs Ethan Taylor, &add+ Carnemnt Aug. 17: Tigers 0 (MVP Lucas Wit) vs. Dm VNey Toyoto a (Nicholas So - Wank 2. Sephare Hamada 2. MVP Jscquss Macy): Ryswn Grirphx 0 (MVPs Kurstom Timothy.. I- Taylor) vs Thurber 9 (Andrew, Nauth 4. An - maw McCaitMl 3. Chrrstopo, Prato. NAmen Maris. MVPs Pram p Suku. ma. Andrew MCCavheR. Tornado" I (Keen Muaggrwyl vs Carib Sy - ons 3 (Spence Pamngim 2. Johh Morth ko. MVPs Loramw Hare. John Mann kol. Raptors 2 (Jest. Joseph. Bradn Canwon, MVP Braden, Camera,) vs LQrvg 2 (Aexander Lown".. Mchlbl Gabor. MVP Sea, RuT-St O'ge), TnTech Canada 0 n Pluni 7 Woom Boileau, 2. Mouxto 09egb 2. Poor Patent- 2, Jonamah Sucknor) 12-ANDAPIDER 00111 'DIVISION July, 22: Symbol 3 (nerves real I Legal Eagba 2lnames Na): Du004 Bub• W a [Andrew Morrill . Andrew Pavkde, Mct" Kotogpolpe Alba Great - Oury) vs Lgrining 3 (Andrew TO 2. Zachary MAW). Tornedpes 3 (Andrew Rdft Mork Rest Patrick Cwe,h, MNP Andrew Riley) vn Carmadgn, Progress Clua 2 (Ft" Aube. Craig Adana). Sporting Mmagbb 3 (Nchdes Kkige 2, Shwa Boyd. MVPs Cahn Bursars. Jordan Kluge) vn Factory Menrrss 2 (Jordan L arms. James Mhcardr.). Capel Towne 2 (Julie Start Sola, Saar) vs Fero Akanawn 2 (Dbnd Flag Ja+a hon Psppas). Cauda Hated - wood t d - wood Flooring 2 National Chudnl Brea CMhoen. INois Anew Lawson. Daryl Ca ln") v6 GuY FrN Pe ales 2 f ep Dowmi g, Wort Watsdh) JMy 2W. 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Hew Lum- NOTICE OF THE PASSING OF AN EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT CHARGES BY-LAW BY THE DURHAM DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD TAKE NOTICE that the Durham District School Board passed an Education Development Charges By-law on the 25th day of August, 1999, under section 257.54 of the Fdmca4Q-r Acx 1992 AND TAKE NOTICE that any peirson or organisation may appeal the By- law to the Ontario Municipal Board under section 257.65 of the Act by filing with the Secretary of the Durham District School Board on or before the 4th day of Oci ober, 1999, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the By-law and the reasons supporting the objection. The By-law comes into faux on September 1, 1999. The By-law imposes upon residential development an education develop- ment charge of $1,361 .00 per dwelling unit The By-law does not impose upon tion -residential development. The education development charges are imposed on all development of Lands in the Region of Durham excluding the Municipality of Clarington. Accordingly, a key trap showing the location of the lands subject to the By-law is not provided as part of this notice. A copy of the complete By-law is available for examination in the offices of the Board located at 400 Taunton Road Fast, Whitby, Ontario, during regu- lar office hours. Notice of a proposed by-law amending the education development charges by-law or the passage of such an amending by-law is not required to be given to any person or organization, other than to certain clerks of munici- palities or secretaries of school boards, unless the person or organization gives the secretary of the Board a written request for notice of any amend- ments to the education development charge by-law and has provided a return address. Dated at the Town of Whitby this 31st day of August, 1999 Grant Yeo Director of Education and Secretary to the Board Telephone: (905)666-5500 bei 2 (MaMewFenes, Malthee, Finlay) vs Lighlrog 5 (Pelrck Mloomy 2, An- drew Hunter 2. 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RE6 54f.E 49W UM wen RE�I►S OFA QUAMM1 R MOK BAITCAST PM, R66 2,4949 3AI.S 49.99 AWRE6ULARMCF-D ;,t ?4D5 HALF buy i Arc W 1`0E W"D OMS OF EGi((.IAL I OR WS"It VAW E... a . b NUMr� G RUuLTM uR SM10E 3 E 3 MANTEH1' KKIF X9.99 WITH L.ERTHER �EI�T 14999 S11riI� i�,99 ., �4VE 300°0 Umm1 NG Ar E ell Ar 0BRW HOURS ='OR Id 436 423 Bloor Street West, t NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, Seph" bar 8, 18911.PAGE 15 AIP Entertainment NEWS A DVERTISER SEPT. 8. 1 9 9 9 .Ajax author prepares for new novel launch � Robin Maharaj excited about prospects for `The Parting Guest' BY AL R1 VETT Stuff EJirur AJAX — An Ajax author notes his latest novel is a depar- ture from his previous works. But, more importantly, it's a book he believes continues his expansion and evolution as a writer. Rabindranath Maharaj's sec- ond novel, 'The Parting Guest' will he on book shelves this fall. The novel marks a new publish- ing relationship for Maharaj with Knopf Canada. His two previous works, the Interloper, a collection of short stories which was short-listed for the Com- monwealth Writers Prize, and his debut novel Homer In Flight, were published by Goose Lane Publishing of New Brunswick. Maharaj says it was a nerve- wracking process to choose a publisher for the work. but he's confident he made the correct decision. "There was a bit of bidding for this one, which was a pleas- ant surprise. It was a very diffi- cult decision to make;' explains Maharaj. "(Knopf Canada) seemed to know what they were Herongate play a real air farce PIC KERING — Herongaic Barn Theatre's fall season will begin with the comedy produc- tion Boeing-Boc- in& opening Fri- day, sept. 10. Written by Marc Camoletti. the frantic farce follows the cx- prlotts of Bernard. wtxis engaged to three air host- esses - cede French. oneGer- man and cmc American. A sud- den changc of schedule brings all three beautiful women to Lon- don, and their in- tended's apart- mcot, at the sato time. Boeing-Boc- ing runs Thurs- days to Sundays until Oct. 30. Cost for a meal and the showstarts at $38.95 per per- salt. For more in- formation or reservations call Herongate at 472- 3085. Blow your own horn to join orchestra A Durham Region orches- tra is looking for amateur musi- cians as it gets set to begin its 28th season. The Concor- dia Pops Or- chestra, under the direction of conductor An- drew J. Ura- nowski, has openings for musicians in the string, wood- wind, brass and percussion sec- tions. The orchestra is comprised of amateur and semi-profession- al musicians from all areas of Durham Region. Performers range in age from students to senior citizens. For more in- formation on re- hearsal times or to arrange an in- terview, call hhtt- SFly ROBIN MAHARAJ 'I want each book to be different from the lust one.' going to do with it. It took me about three weeks of constant calls before deciding to go with Knopf Canada. "I'm pleased with my deci- sion. Hopefully, it will be a good novel. but I'm going to keep my fingers crossed and wait and see. Usually. writers are the worst judge of things they write." While there is similarity be- tween The Parting Guest and his debut novel Homer In Flight in that the main characters are im- migrants, that's where the like- ness ends, notes Maharaj. " 1 want each book to he dif- ferent from the last one. This one deals with an immigrant, but it is absolutely not an immi- grant story:' he says, adding that his newest work follows main character Stephen Sagar, an im- migrant ui Canada. who returns to the island of his youth in the hopes of recapturing lost happi- ness. Maharaj notes The Parting Guest is less about the trails and tribulations of Sagar, and more about the central theme which examines how our lives are shaped by memories. "We construct our past to recreate cones of comfort. It deals with an immigrant to Canada who returns to his homeland. Once there, he real- izes that his memories of this place were not accurate. He cre- ates a defence mechanism against what he considers to be an unsatisfactory life. 5. VWWI ".11 '1'/ „i�!r fb `J B'NAI SHALOM V'TIKVAH Relbrm Jewish Congregation of Dutfiam Region * Hebrew school :`r Monthly services -.r Social events -.'r Monthly newsletter 'r Adult Education Celebrate .h Holidays with us Rosh HashanahI Yom Kippur Sept. 10-12 Sept. 19-20 For more information, call: 905-420-4429 Let us entertain you! JAMES R. YANCH TRUSTEE IN BANKR[ : PTCY Personal and Business Bankruptcy Including all other Insolvency Services 122 Alb," tit. i 721-7506 AJAX ,� So Commercial Ave. 619-1473 r OKOURC –2 Kinx tit. W. 372-4744 :111 let 0 111 FIN of V11111 9 11 THE TRUCKS ARE LOADED AND THEY'RE ROLLIN 1 OUT... to bring you super buys on a great selection of Kenmore* major appliances! 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The plot Un Homer in have completed this com- Flight) was a straightfor- ing January. He notes his ward narrative. This one as -vet untitled new work deals more with ideas and wll be satirical in nature. concepts 1 wanted to ex- Maharaj is also much in plore. I don't think 1 would demand at several upcom- have had the confidence or ing writers' festivals. He'll experience to handle this he reading at the lntcma- kind of thing before" tional Writers Festival in The Parting Guest, says Ottawa Scpt. 11 and 12. Maharaj, took about a year As well, he'll be pan of it, write: he finished the the international Writers work in January of this Fc.tnal in Miami in late year Uctnhcr data �� et new skills PICKERING — A for -Use Internet Data- for this program. asked to register by call- 7ne central public li- free presentation entitled bases. Space is limited, so ing 831-6265 or 686- brary is at One The Es - 'Beyond Yahoo: Ad- Internet research anyone interested is 0250. ext. 243. planade. 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CANSKATE A Canadian Figure Skating program for children 5 yrs and up. Each session is one hour and children are taught in groups of 6 - 8 people. Private kssons as avaJabk on these sessions. AS PPSC coacbes am C.FSA ceata<Jied Monday: 6.7 pm October 4 to April 10 $240.00 7luesday: 6.7 prn October 5 to December 21 $115.00 January 4 to April 1] $140.00 Thursday: 6.7pm October 7 to Mardi 23 $200.00 Saturday: 9:10-10:10 am October 2 to March 25 $200.00 11:50-12:50 am October 2 to March 25 $200.00 Sunday: 2:00-3:00 pm October 10 to March 26 $180.00 ADULT CANSKATE.- A CFSA learn to skate program for beginner to advanced. Thursday: 9:05-10 pm Sept. 30 - Dec. 16 $120 & Jan. 6 - Mar. 23 $110 Saturday: 9:10.10:10 am Oct. 2 - Dec. 18 $120 & Jan. 8 - Mar. 25 $110 Prices for the above programs vary due to cancellation dates ibrfougbout they+ear. TS LATE STARARE ALWAYS WELL ME /Juwo,r A, Intermediate do Senior. CFSATest Stream Programs and Competitive Ice Junior B: Previously Advanced Canskate.This year one hour sessions and increased coaching time and smaller groups.Tuesday Sept. 7- May 9 $270.00, Wednesday Sept.8 - May 3 $270.00 and Saturdays Oct. 2 - May 6 $220.00 CARNIVAL: A year end ice show featuring our own club members and special guests. OPEN REGISTRATION +a• v x 18" 24' x 24" ITTERN BRICK PATTERN 294 SCO`1T HUTTON 427-245: PATIO STONE each aATTERN 494 . .... ;,ATIO STONE each I ,,wNatud. n fog Sale a Sao and OEyal I Inca tot Vat- 9arov walrwry 0-0 year rooun0 2Ga ,. ��75 alk ea r 4 ,9' ni,7 walkwaK all fear ' 24- r 24- NNW Otamone Panern ' 24" . 74 •ed 201.7021! 5 94 6'xe• 980ach 1 GABLE WOOD SHED I•'civaes pre assembled shed .asses are factory built to include n floor, wall and roof framing. nplete with sheathing, asphalt ,ogles, trim, nails. door •• ,-dware and plans. 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N. 427-9931 reELECT STRYOUTS I AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE ,, RINK #2 September 11th % (Except "ATOM" ON SUNDAY SEPT 12th) I -ALL THREE SESSIONS I I tIrUr LOCATIONS I I , "Co"bliaxg Committed To Exceiffewe- * Parent dt; Tot (2 - 5) * Adult Learn To Skate * Preschoolers (2 - 5) • Hockey Skating * Loam To Skate (4 -16) Skills Development * Loam To Figure Skate 10 Week Programs Available For Fall Sessions Ten Levels of Instruction From Introductory to Advanced REGISTRATION DATES Art Thompson Arena - Sat., Sept 18th -10 am -12 noon Ajax Community Centre - Sun., Sept.19th -1:00 pm -3:00 pm Luther Vipond Arena - Sat, Sept. 25th -1:00 pm -3:00 pm For more information call 905-831-1271 (Registration will be accepted by phone) A0 Janice Cook, Member of the Coaching Association of Canada (Level 3 certified) •1 •I E E — - ­n.[n4.Lpt" 111" 139Jnvr 111OJ-7/u! TYKES #1 9:00 - 10:30 A.M. SCO`1T HUTTON 427-245: MINOR 10:30 A.M. - 12:00 P.M PETER KERR 428-2880 NOVICE MAJOR 12:00 - 1:30 P.M GLENN CULLEN 427-808' NOVICE MINOR 1:30 - 2:30 P.M. RAY POWER 686-0624 ATOM MAJOR 3:00 - 4:30 P.M. TONY O'BRIEN 428-3256 ATOM SEPT 21" MINOR 4:30 - 6:00 P.M. MARK SIMARD 4274SU PEEWEE MAJOR 6:00 - 7:30 P.M. WAYNE MORRISEY PEEWEE 427-6581 RYOUTS WILL BE CONDUCTED FOR THE TYKES#2TEAM FOLLOWING THE TYKES#I FINAL TRYOUT. A COACH IS STILL REQUIRED FOR THIS TEAM. I -ALL THREE SESSIONS I I tIrUr LOCATIONS I I , "Co"bliaxg Committed To Exceiffewe- * Parent dt; Tot (2 - 5) * Adult Learn To Skate * Preschoolers (2 - 5) • Hockey Skating * Loam To Skate (4 -16) Skills Development * Loam To Figure Skate 10 Week Programs Available For Fall Sessions Ten Levels of Instruction From Introductory to Advanced REGISTRATION DATES Art Thompson Arena - Sat., Sept 18th -10 am -12 noon Ajax Community Centre - Sun., Sept.19th -1:00 pm -3:00 pm Luther Vipond Arena - Sat, Sept. 25th -1:00 pm -3:00 pm For more information call 905-831-1271 (Registration will be accepted by phone) A0 Janice Cook, Member of the Coaching Association of Canada (Level 3 certified) •1 •I E E i pour w - r sr - NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, September 8, 1999 -PAGE 17 A/P l� moi`= Juvenile Rep Tryouts Saturday September 11, 1999 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. A.C.C. Rink #1 Players born 1979 -1980 - 1981 Coach still to be announced 1 "The Courtyard - 109 Old Kingston Rd. W. Unit KI & e2, Ajax hllp://wehhoma.idir LcoW-judymedomid OPEN "OUSE - RE(:ISTRxrioN Sept. 7 - 11 Classes.Seminar, 1n I-olk Art. Basketr). Fabric, Wmd, Brushes, Paints, Botk%. Packets and Water Colour, Oils. NEW TEAC.11ER.S & NEW MF_UTA :S NOW 1 .STULPI"S suxiolms Nuurx: Mun. ti,1t to 1111 poll %5-683-6109 !Nun - Thu- 7 IN/ - 4i Nl • 1 Montessori TEDDY'S LEARNING CENTRE Plav & Learn -47 ►. RecreaOonHall z.35 Ra -loco. S' o•:weringgo 1/2 day programs VACANCIES FOR 1" for 2-5 yr. olds. Preschool & Jr. Kindergarden Programs Qualified Montessori Early Childhood Specialists 2 Day Pax3ram 'i Day Program jig, �'•` " :! i lye•. 4ML„ . Tu"day, a Thursday Monday. Wednesday. Friday Affordable Montessori Education • 7th Fee S9onuth Fes: St23/Mtn � (DAN) $�L Belt O RESPECTMcrrings (905)839-2120 Evenings (905)839-6472 �_•, Ajax Call today today 668-5173 •'World allnitpion,1984-a 1&- CONCENTRATION We are anon-orofrt Centre :. , �•Serving Ajax �� 1 mss: i�'iV FiINESS CFM IXS1GN A !g I►OR YO 'n RONNOTALsun �NIOMOMB •t7 ` tYQY Tsnom REGISTRATION DATES AT THESTUDIO SU IDMTSG SiliDlTITS WED SrPt I by PM New STUDENTS 11101IS SM a h Y PM S41 SIPI II 1JPM • MUM= Rim is in the Tv series "Yung Fu" -a:« Skills Soccer. Regi-itration 150Wp�o " inter Pro,,ram and peQ Open Howe ,m Ajax United Soccer club ut..xpt ll.1P.l1L uewduwrMlrr �' "Girls born in 1990 are invited to register in a MEN * WOMEN a CHILDREN 5 ym & up alccer skills developmental winter program. eiimrra- 20 Hwwood AY& S. R7, =* .uLxsc•Er � All indoor soccer games will be held on > Ajax, Onhrio L1 S SM Saturdays at The Hangar in Downsview. All interest participants please contact one of the (905) 428-1477 _-3 --- -�- following:- Iohn Cannin 905-683 0727' g............ Manny White.............905-428-2182 Scott Landry..............905-436-3755 a SELF- IMPROVEMENT & MODELLING CL 45SES �evr• wrt wee. „ vpr t 7 %t~r1.d offers several courses: Professional Modelling (Ages 13 afrld up) G. • Children' Modeling •41111111180 :y �a (Ages 5 to 12) • Must t T'� • Teen Development • Sbvwh ! 3' (Ages 11 snd up) j.lyC� Corporate Imaging N.I.Ii....I IIII�•3r=A'/ � GftsttRB-[i1-7QV Moo cwt 1550 Derr S.. Jl,t 7911. IwCkern.y, l"IntMb CFM IXS1GN A !g I►OR YO 'n RONNOTALsun �NIOMOMB •t7 ` tYQY Tsnom REGISTRATION DATES AT THESTUDIO SU IDMTSG SiliDlTITS WED SrPt I by PM New STUDENTS 11101IS SM a h Y PM S41 SIPI II 1JPM • MUM= Rim is in the Tv series "Yung Fu" -a:« Skills Soccer. Regi-itration 150Wp�o " inter Pro,,ram and peQ Open Howe ,m Ajax United Soccer club ut..xpt ll.1P.l1L uewduwrMlrr �' "Girls born in 1990 are invited to register in a MEN * WOMEN a CHILDREN 5 ym & up alccer skills developmental winter program. eiimrra- 20 Hwwood AY& S. R7, =* .uLxsc•Er � All indoor soccer games will be held on > Ajax, Onhrio L1 S SM Saturdays at The Hangar in Downsview. All interest participants please contact one of the (905) 428-1477 _-3 --- -�- following:- Iohn Cannin 905-683 0727' g............ 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BEHAVE OVER 35INSTRUCTORS TO ENABLE YOU TOL&RNAND ENJOY ALL STYLES OFMUSIC ►rr Xfi- 6jNU6Aavlc 91 ('Jl,ocic, RENTALS SALES SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR• y i FBM"00 ' i 1 ROLAND " PEARL " TAMA " KORG OVATION " TMAW E AND MUCH MORE LOCAT�liBFI(1NDP17,�HUTANDDLl1Ri'QL�F1V see E60F O'NECROAD AIP PAGE 18 NEM AOVERT16Eq, wEDNEtsDAr EDITION. it pNnt1,@ 0, 1999 Gym -dandy programs PICKERING — Two new special - needs programs for children and youths are being otTered by the Town of Pickering this fall. They are Laura Hunter's Xception- al Gym skills program for children three to 10 years old, and a fitness class for youths I I to 17. Xceptional Gym is a progressive. non-competitive physical education program that focuses on development of hand -eye co-ordination, agility. bal- ance, gymnastic skills, strength and fit- ness. One of the main goals is to instill self-confidence and feelings of success in children. To this end. most skill de- velopment is individual according to each child's ability level and children work independently at their own level to further develop their acquired skills. The program is available for three- year -olds Wednesdays from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m. at the East Shore Communi- ty Centre gymnasium. For children Durham conference dials in on women's health An upcoming Iakeridge Health Corporation conference will he taking the pulse of women's health issues, as we proceed into the new millennium. Called 'Women's Wellness: Mov- ing Forward.' the conference will be of particular interest to anyone wanti- ng to learn ahtut current views and research into women's health and major physical, emotional and mental health issues facing women. Susan Hendricks is one of the or- ganum of the conference, and team leader at Learning Resources. Lak- eridge Health Oshawa. She says the conference focuses on wLmten's (no( men's) health for a number of rea- sons. For example, Hendricks says new medicine% used to be tested out on torn exclusively. with the assumption the results would always be the same for women. -But prescription drugs do react differently to women's bod- ies. And that'% just une of the recons for approaching women's health dif- ferently." Thatwomen'% health issues are different from those of men is some- thing many members of the medical establishment have acknowledged only fairly recently - which might seem surprising, considering that child -baring and rearing, and other major life changes and conditions such as menopause, breast cancer or osteoporosis, affect women pro- foundly. -The conference won't be about how to take care of a patient, but more about ways women can take care of their own lives." Cost for the day. including lunch and coffee break% is $80 before Aug. 31 and $95 after Aug. 31. Registra- tion deadline is Oct. 13. 1999. For more information, call Susan Hen- dricks at 576-87 1 I, ext. 3334. HERONGATE BARN THEATRE 211111105 Atrons aa, Ptclwl" Opening Sept. 10 A Hilarious Comedy BOEING • BOEING (905) 472-3085 nrw.11erorgate.Cgm How does the demutualization of Canada's life insurance companies affect you? If you nave received a package from your insurance company or have questions, please call: Andy Silverman (905)428-5468 Ajax Durham Centre 90 Kingston Road East, Unit N4 (Highway M2 and Harwood Road) Memil Lynch Canada Inc is a member - CIPE tour and live it runs from 2:15 to 3:15 at the same location and for children six to 10 it's availahlc from 4:15 to 5:15. F:ach program runs for eight weeks and cmth S I00 offered to special kids in Pickeringp Fitness class for I I -to -l7 -year-olds tone and flexibility. Limited enrolment S65. is specifically designed for special- will provide closer instruction. It's These programs begin the week of needs youths. Individual fitness goals available Wednesdays from 4:30 to Sept. 20. %%ill hr determined and careful muni- 5:15 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation For registration information call hnmg %%dl ensure increased muscle Complex, for 10 weeks at a cost of 420-4621. Spaces are limited. 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E. AJAX (East of Harwood en Kingston Rd.) AJAX Save 25 °' Jocke0 y fashions ALL MEN'S JOCKEY UNDERWEAR & SOCKS JOCKEY INNER FASHIONS FOR HER Only 5 days lett to save 25% on briefs, loose boxers, fitted For a brief time only, save on a great selection that includes boxers, bikinis and more. Also save an dress or casual socks in boxers, briefs, crop tops, socks, pantyhose, tights and more. assorted colours. Sears reg. 4.50-$23. Each or pair Sears reg. $5-32. Each or pair 337-1725 375_$24 Plus, use yw sears Card anal get double Sears pub pd'f& On ala wivlrmt Joi ft inner fashions, socks, by& & pansy we and aliment; Aft socks aW under*wr Otter applies to in -stock items in Sears Retail stores only. On approved credit. Offer ends Sunday, September 12, 1999. Ask for details. NP0922699 Copyright 1%9 Serra Canada Inc. Come see the many sides of SearsrM 111 INEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION, September 8, t9911 -PAGE 19 A/P CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER TO Place Your Ad Call. LAS SIFIED 683-0 70 7 I I faraea 1 1 carnre WE car— 1 1 I:arun IMF c-- 1 1 careen I I Cuneus 1 sawn H" I GYerr It" , cwnarr nFlp DIPLOMA PROGRAM RESPOND TO ADS LIKE THESE IN AS LITTLE AS 10 MONTHS Assistant needed m DWS •wT[a�r�.,,,_ I,leg. must on krardly and F �� Asystar"'•e i ata )1k ISS pa�eW pito RECIPricii MODULES INCLUDE: • Prncipkes of Dental Assisting Medical Emergencies • Dental Materials • Computer Oeice Procedures • Operative Dentistry • Clinical Work Weeks • Preventive Dentistry • Radio" rAvr it dw.a,,V ( -w_ ANA, r7lparnw yharvw• it !71 wrpro d ►w wr.wr,Art rrM r4 lk kale Orn awdiriew 14wrra-rAw. Aay. 1980. TORONTO Pickering Campus 420-1344 723-1163 A U N I Q U E O P P O R T U N I T Y Unlimited Potential Earnings Company Share Ownership PRINTING S A L L S F,qwi.w d .dq. pre(. —tut — .q .d for p - V— ..d indaublilialvid .600 --ma-10pwi.lio — wiwkw. cur ken — plant .vin .,.►k..aa.-tut o.d.10- s. wpt— sl— aarwr S-6 and h—fiat ,raw ..Gwi4.d pwawrrml .rwi.tp -W a a'•w4•^y A-- •t•w••Nkv P4ar— Pltrr —W war Fu your rusuw► w cwwr."M to F -d Thorol.v. NSx h—iia.w. Swl- UPGeneral Printers - x 1 Rhon flood Sal, Orwwa Cannot LIN 4W Facernals 111105J436-0111113 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER ecould%c News 4averhser re - Quests inaT advertisers ,neck their ad upon outtkcabon as Nevis Ad- verbser wall not be re- spowbN t r more than one honest lnsernon and there shall be no li- ability for non-ateanton of any advertlstment. Liability for errors in ads is hinted to the amount pad for that space occir- trying the error. All copy is subtest to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. CIFANN6 person haled to, local Muses Established buturleu' Aska g to Ilrras =gulp= coo= pan "pow". ores oppor fee Rovences mawea 905- pram Pan-trnenW ems curses ava ". A sdbd trNny 10 motnraFtl nespora, 404.9e96Islip) TIE FUTIRE b erpr4 tib rreedtd mw NO DNAen teeMNe Urgent Those who awho�i�dr � WILLING TO TRAIN' 7yp I� Impoyemnd Colryary 15b' Those, v110 we technical 1 WMwd 3ry Cas &malt' m masa" b�ia Positions saus Net 8 Com u" (905)720-3144. 18,. Fu/-bme mdk* 10.12 camssers And mcsurus Noes. Database play. 2 closing pmhm. WM* admm,strarm using Oracle. computer mai nenance - A, ACCOtRfte; CLERK IN. lis ntmle4da1fly b ED= mnlmum plus commnSloni Awage hon s50-31300NA tow mean web desgn arr0 onre0 7 - d D auld,uly 41v4 Fo nam Ino. tats Daw 905- °ropr m fsdam - ni AM Noah East Snrodo Oke. Yost have A(x:PAC IDosf 721,1325. sntarre naY be avow ro Eleeriew n order Oft 0, EM VW. Vol 3500.. or e° Neek. IM ristaft Utopias �5alary ad °ypo bwrst°15oepMF- mNm„tmMp 7_ eEiAOpelt"F �s Y (416) 292- Sand a sd apot o.il a �e� 6SU2 CAREER iCUM OF FLOR. AL DESIGN 26 wk nonnW a Busness Program:.12 wk in, 2091. a.L LAIR LOBOICAPE LTR. DuMa at. W. Sade 511 Ref 636. Nks- W' Sum De. 151$ 2R8. I�dmvRew3-MMt preplan: _3 rest_ Dan Ir«, cpm FAM all FFa N4FH, R.Wrt home video: BeeuNWS Pro- 1716.--- - -- - R Mare as Nps as pram Pan-trnenW ems curses ava ". A sdbd -3AmNsu spilap8dry! foe a4Cot1F reveaN aetLn. where 0 ,ranog becomes Roar- no wmT 97AFF Nowa- •40B 7MOS •4097 uxlttin�Mlk. Ga ass stance may be Ah"Id keePNe and Ops persons m - able. FTD. Caere 905-436- aplred rmnNdWe, IWI aril 7746. pan -ben. Apply in person EARN CASH rbE TAR snrroR cares 1aiO� m weaxndry, WEEKLY TranNq Cerner. Casa trade 120por"pm. Dynasty Inn 559 Distributors avaAabk n arlNicWl Blom s<. w.. Oaaaawa for a eels. ear ng. Air ped• ewes. wantq. Air OruslNrg IOIIIe 7�m and Winding wmques. Student FinaRug Mgohable. MONTE win "SOREN fired ler Plckerug nano- ing req y. lyo19058392217. tacturer. Can be physical,WAAVOWJIMDs. intment, Needed denandi g. No e.pernnce necessary Conflict sheu selling got MLM. DIAMOND INSTITUTE k Durham Region's Leading IT Certification College— On ollege On any given day there are about 25,000 R jobs available in Canada. Are you prepared for IT opportunities? Our graduates are prepared and are being placed in related jobs. N�-ovejl. 11; r 'a'-:P3C"C_ �J+au: •37aSyT-�G',.'..'F'7r".� L- `C'-a�.•r�.-r� 0 Due to increased sales volumes and market share, ONI( y►ts� � kzbons or the rl t Isisteer amuased accept ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER Become part of our highly stxcessiui, self -motivated kAarlagerrteu`Team, where we strive for a a limmon goal by workiN together. We offer a great remuneration plan, along with health and dental baleful, arld a wmparly vehicle plan You have several years of velRde sales errperiertoe; can ararrately appraise used vehdes, akxtg wdh great people skill and a positive attitude SALES CONSULTANTS We require three rlew Sales Consultants. Previous sales experienoe is de6r%teiy an asset We offer one of the best remuneration and benefit packages in the buslne5s, and are sel l9- professional, motnated people, determined to adieve a successhul sales Cortslitant. CANADIAN TIRE CORPORATION! BROCK RDJ401, PICKERING Canadian Tire Corp. n% expanding and we need dayshdt .tuff NOW to help them mow in' we need General Labourers. Warehouse Workers, Shelr Stockers, Labellers. etc. No exp. necessary. t, H, s week assignment Men and wnnncn equally welcome to apply. • Nlany of this crew will be hired on a full-time basis by Canadian Tire At the job's completion. Safely shoes WSA approved. Green Trnan- glci necessary. Abllny to work in English ea-nual. • Also urgently needed in Pickering: Order Pk -kers (Mirrostan Excel exp.). Bindery Workers, All shins. Start immediately - Some of these assignments can lead to full-time. ripply Global Human Resources, rcrrul ung IOam to Tpm. 1 day only, Thursday September 9, al Don Beer Arena, 940 Dlllmgham Rd. Picker. roti Hawk Rd_ S. of Hash) All other weekdays: apply I(9am to Spm at the Global office. 777 Warden Arc. A217 Scurhoro nS. of Egl ntonl Position Yourself For Progress NOW Our cliental bested In the Durham Region am Ioofdrlg for stiff to N SO postroons it the fowo.hrg fiefdst • Gers rol W. • i,.,,,m,y Intlpectlon Positions psykp from 7.40 - 111.00 per how. If you am rst11fst sad have LABOUNER yeno,fed Ion dry - wan drbveaet and yid du nes ti=' heavy Wing mull 5e aependable Forklift ea- Denenee an assn ApptlpIy in D+lson at Don A Son B '091es 1289 Sone.. SI "war• u•.q for a 07 n oorr, '�,•r• 'u dive u1xN Macti operation an asset '.lean abslracr FL resume illd "fact 10 905.683-2691 LANDSCAPE Cornhucoon a^a•.cau. .,mlenance. am n tv".al IUWpan nine c. rutrom regwred immedae. Expermoce preterted but n!cessary or phx reslease ttmecan x5) 424'481 ' 9051-4204815 u HT IN0U1rAIAL. long- - amp hula nave 6 wmkas; eapererKe b netq steel-todt boots Pick - ...I through Oshawa areas �r an assn From 5750 m i oo per h, We w,n be ,nte,- -ng at the osit"a Civic <o kbnw 99 tlnmton Road ..,inn Oshawa Evefoes u •1 Mitis lis hep g 91h. 930a. 2pm LIVE-IN '-o-riterrdan Cplek ,ren 'o( 2f ung A.Id.gs ,rated r wah-cemra Osha- �Experience regu,red in amlehance and manage - "em Prete, middle-aged or ed . healthy couple must able t0 Derlorm physiol •k pieaw fu resumes to 5,623 25t Only a",tied .aunts w be contacted .. An rMrvNw er5dn nT +.perwr,ce. heavy nNy,g .a r lnverS bcerrse ..kdays myds weelte�q, e,d esume 10 Rk •nara•Whtby Th,s Are. C Box 48,, Oshawa �5N 1H 7L5 .AIL TECHNICIANS eras ,,m fly rpeheneea Nil IK-Ic'In " a lent 3 yrs e.W,. sea :orn4cl SY1wa a 434- 7W Evenxg 434-5405 career as a Your own tmntporUIUM my TIYE a; cmwn n w PWM can Ohftn at : 2 inti N, : dans a he 906) 42 7-0 7 11 7 eek Musa run Cl. no- Please fax your Resume, in striex confidences to (905) 576-3213 x+ v � w as a 21 It Iona are going b Ors" or e-mail us at info@wW6omotorsales cont Olsten SA Fa re«m„In ho ttve thank all respondents, on those selected for an inter_ will be °�a�72' Po h .StafrlgServlce contacted. No telephone casts please. We are an equal opportunity employer. Eon Ow ft r'r f"le"w WPID& PART-TIME POSITIONS AVAILABLE I Ger,4rr a4N4 1 G.,rerr rt1Np 1 General fte(p 1 reh.rr hall1 Grrwra atrp I Gerwrr IgeID S' -I^ u r CAR REQUIRED $$ SIGNING BONUS $$ 5." r"....... mw. upph From $7.00 All$Io.Sojhour 100 TEMPS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY • Long and `hurt term assignments • Shift Work • A,,sembly and General Labour work • Transportation advantageous Ajax, Pickering. Oshawa. Whitby kwations Transportation would be an asset Call, Fax or drop in any time to any of these locations listed below No appointment necessary P E R S O N N E L OSNAWA IK)VARTIS MCKERING 1719 S � 111 Consumers Drive, toff KmWU Hd oe pjrLawa Exacuew Tower way, ON Sulo230 ON suits Gel Oshawa, ON t90b) 430425a (aosl SV4060 (905) 579-2911 iia: (905) 4304266 Fax: )905) $374627 Fax: (905) 5794050 In GAZA , un. T.V. Coiner 71gmp6on (9051 839-9550 Flexible PIT cin. IAipaatw. and ears tib 2115 hours. The News Advi fUser work ft ion oven p aM Car a must. registraian Nes awrad. cath DELIVERY Is looking for reliable people to insert and (4161-944-9343 or 1-sw- DRIVERS Aiax/Pickering deliver papers and flyers door to door 1010 D- E.l U.S Whitby/Oshawa ly Ajax Pickering area. y�,�-1� every Tuesday. Wednesday, Friday and 1 Geneva Evenings and Saturday in the Pickering area. weekends. ExIRREIICEo oarCANE Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm. FREE JOB aEMOI Ane wad Call before Itlxhers ohilled Ion on dal, Must have a vehicle. 1610 24 yeas oo. oa of wok 3 p.m. at war'" Chnldcate Can For more information &W school? We can firola CALL W5 --W-7.7848 68"16 al 7Ito at between ii.0071 0811 905-68 5117 Cordact EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLIST required full time for trebly sales in 426-2005 SMOUIR WOMB • Erpem lanced on, apply harnawl Mn Mceisay to N Aja HM, wave (9m) -6m -6m ORES cue IS Pun nil Wram reawtes eXDaternea SAM a pia in". deer A 010riera NtNp Call 905-420- 5 Atha 2 D m :1%01%_r;-u- tl1% 01%_ Ma ala - son nwEau ler Sias cele m n East Scarborough 6 11 3Dam�m.�rl 1338, RAR tTVLW replied NN Mike Ulm or D'Urm°.M amill nn a 905417- . GN Bale HELP WANTED MATURE Full Time people for Septjoct. to pick apples. Small trees Brooklin Area CALL (905) W9-2474 ONEME - Am sir nine 14W Ume mature ppae,wsonl for11,faire Incl Wrote AcadZ12 month opeta- k11b•Ildae r assn Fu rnume mU Ars 'w"' ANN, (416) 410-0778. iDenbm joar WtELLIG W - F/r posNbra avallade. PIT poullons Avr- am Fn A Sal. on ON som- Ilpm Huge Range of pas We are the security eonpa, Imm Much pm* larch ca- reers in PAN: and semFlxR kcDago tags our tr3MV 4 famous Povtbns ate in DN GTA Tel -416.4694429 or Fa -416-4694255 KITCHEN HELP reapind W ply, n person The Greek and Fish Puce. 15 Westney Rd N a Hann 2. (nal While Rose) HOME, PICKERING Requires ACTIVATIONISTS (Full & Part time) Jua/rhtXgnt eJ utive and NNsure Studies • xperience we senors or physically anti :ogrinivefy challenged ■Idmil is • Knowledge of restorative programming • �.:: ren ability to work independently • Nt .9t W flexible yet directed Team oriented - mputtr kterra e. organized. caring. and rregiftnes Cent". Please fax restawe a11ad toyer letter to: Program Director (1105) 4=0'6030 Call the Hotline if you need help • to find a job • with your reading, writing, or math No fees! In Oshawa call (905)725-4786 Long distance call 1-800-263-0993 w�� .W HELP . E NEED YOE; NOW' WE HAVE JOBS FOR e5 WOMEN AND MEN FOR FACTORIES IN PICKERV4G - AJAX - WHITBY - oSHAWA JOBS ON ALL SHIFTS APPLY IN PERSON IS HARWOOD 4NE S. SHITE 382. AJAX ADEPT PERSONNEL BRING YOUR VOID CHEQCE FOR DIRECT DEPOSIT If there are fines 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 fazed dimctly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as inditmted by the instructions in the ad. Embroidery machine operators re- quired. For part time and full time positions. Must have sewing ex- perience. Liux-ated Ajax area. Call for Interview Mon. - Thurs. 2:AAl p.m. - 4:3o p.m. Ask for Wilma THE PERSONAL TOUCH EAMOIDERY ENGLISH A MUST Call Peter at 905-686-2445 ext. 224 •AR" ;R'1Eq - ihcwa at whip,, Must anti :.d.CMAP, *,vers be~ W4 havat9.p4,.hca a wan - .g s ailed To appy Icm 1,0 nmr pwul•on w r4si,m4 to 5436 bane sees �o,,eted -e,ze'' r ^ ,' wmrnng team Apoucants rortis l our000r lawn care posaton require good communication skills, a valid dn- vers license, work under minimum supervision, and must be able to start ImRledlatety. Weed Man provides full training Positions available in 2 locations (Scarborough & Thornhill). Shingler/lwabourer ROqubred for rwsldentlal re- roofing. serving oast and north MOfro areas. Call s6aano attK '•IPM 416-264-6040 P( RDY'S IRISH PUB Mature Experienced Server's/ Line Cooks •Outgoing Personal ry -Reliable -Dependable -Required to work flexible hours. Smart Serve a Must! Apply with resume to 6091 Kingston Rd Scarborough Grace or Enc (416)261-3640 Whitby Toyota a I,k)khng for an Experienced Parts Professk►nalfDrixer W fill a new full-time position. Toyota experience is an asset. Fax resume to Charlene Cbartrand 1905430-7874 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 130 Commercial Ave.4,ill 1822 Whites Rd., Pickering (Save I.ee-Amberles Pia=)��i 24 -Hour tax: (Yub) 51w-4"17 a Sat. 9:30 am to 300 per #Anrh : 9M els-SAO Viar i9- f jiaers bw-f& 1600 em -W /� _ � Ctessiiied Online. Now when you advertise. your word ad allow sdwi y SSU.: NNW-"@; �eaej MWAky r � � also appears on that Intents at flttpJ/www durhentrrew&no t b ; -mitil:CompogOdurhiarn.11et A* PAIGE 20 NEWS AOVEATI@M MfEDNEWAY UNTM. Sepal, be it 1990 Orbe ores"* teas eM4Naar M IbMa NNjM�MO atlr Ila jMwusf tirr MMNMBeMN Afo a Cplb Pwt-1Nrtri,16.20 hnJwli. Seeking a mature reliable individual to schedule appointments for our busy sales departrrhent. The ideal candidate must have excellent communication skills, pleasant telephone manner 8 data entry experience. Please contact Jane 908.686-9842, ext 244 or fax resume to 905-686-4798 SIDE General Help YRrd PAY TUU yen No H Wabn m i.eaNNds 905)- Membership required payas A CLASS All Hrotadeer sou Pio Pym No comrmnem tor.to to Montreall Reeler Pay a. you OD OYre Day. an sel (aa rJM Wesly. LA.mIY ADsdulOy, Or 19051-831rrience -3656 positively Qppo7syit11iIvey noyy pre-aumoritaed 91."ICr't GymasOpyyou AJAX LICENSED GENERAL mechanic required. lull time. urnod i o Poll M . F Weekends 9 Norah American ceh¢N er a m 5 p m 1035 Brak Rd perrence Please faxresume b Afln 4 &diman 116671 PwluPlp 1905 )4276277 6762 fiber g4s, INDUSTRIES bpei puss memvlotwer nu- AIlmOr"CTU"l. fldlw0n nip ralOrV employees for hrm laaled in Guinean Re. evenup skins Experience In Ltr!kala nD1 Bea -red Wpwair ¢quires AUT° CAD OP EMTOR (Release 14) Ll pe!sorl to W3 ClemeApypd W AMx mum 5 years experience p Lail resume 10 905 processes. you have idtaly completed an SPC course One year of related expel pence is preferred. 983-9714 RETAIL ASSISTANT Manager. P¢kennp tun ELECTRONICS neeae0 1a N PAIrule store re- prPre person wn1M1 nlal i d VCR ie �r for estwesled bu5mew Wart Cere,xe to asnl erm sales. ere r e «hvuld in your own awr.reern Reply to File Les Covered AI,I Oshawa Whitby This be vin or nexlonee Fax re- Wim. 865F~ SI DAN. Same! to (9 05165 5-47 2 3. ea. LtH 7L5 EEARAIL is lookrrq tot AZ EXPERIENCED FULL-TIME Shop a help Onvers 10drive : to 9 car to raid andno regl. p'eppirq sandblast- amen Salary depends On am"e. -0 experience eq, skim meta recited Mal Hom Plastics - A Good Fit. Please send your resume. quoting the appropriate position. in confidence. to: Bruce Watson, Human Resources, Horn Plastics Inc., 4 Cannon Court, Whitby, Ontario LIN Sli Fera: (105) 431-1271 Email: hrMhornplastees.eom we rrvmk on wn,p ,.,, r, bur a -N tsow under ionsSrle,dOpr w -II M mnwl, e_' M1k Mrone -11, phase ® Horn Plastics Inc. AIM a emb !tom Ata a C"ft � ��aC.sG�i��ale��illiIi" •'Tbe CtauEtraed" 109 Old KMaBgon Rd. W. Unit WI A 02. Ajax bttpJ/webheaw. MmctAvoW-judymcdonald OPEN HOUSE - REGISTRATION Sept. 7 - 11 Classes. Seminars in Folk Art. Basketry. Fabric. Wood, Brushes, Paints, Books, Packets and Water Colour, Oils. NEW TEACHERS & NEW MEDIA IS NOW 2 STUD/OS Business Hours: Mon. -Sat. 10:00 - s:(x) 905-683-6109 C 3W Mon. - Thurs. 7:00 - 9:W at 1 A"Wn flat Sake NNARD a4SSelllblers Horn Plastics Inc is a H Wabn m i.eaNNds 905)- recognized leader in the Fnsunng that work is pe•tormed according to safety guideftnes Nun eGal Err and customer recturremmits. you will assemble parts on the custom m)ecbon moulding assembly line, report problems or defects as they arise. and Ond Assemblies business. recommend sways to improve assembly :ecMrques. Fatedurdy Unprecedented growth with qudllty processes (including ISO). an undersundrng of hos led Jorgeumber general assembly processes and pres•,ous ragd assembly to d «ge experience would be defnde assets of positrons for asserribim and Production stoF In crur Machine Operators Whitby picnl Responsible for ensuring that wo-k orders are fulfilled. you will NdrbN p4W $150, 2 ban- very now chart Information. and coordinate all requirements to ax um hire Mo Na ante •MCLI" aio.r•dpr meet production demands. including assembling and labelling boxes. and reporting any concerns to the Supervisor. In addition to an understanding of injection moulding processes. you have idtaly completed an SPC course One year of related expel pence is preferred. For both of these positions, c^mprehemrve tramng will be provided :e cwdrdales wrath well developed com•munical or %k; s and focused environment work ethics that allow them to three ,n a cooperative. team Please send your resume. quoting the appropriate position. in confidence. to: Bruce Watson, Human Resources, Horn Plastics Inc., 4 Cannon Court, Whitby, Ontario LIN Sli Fera: (105) 431-1271 Email: hrMhornplastees.eom we rrvmk on wn,p ,.,, r, bur a -N tsow under ionsSrle,dOpr w -II M mnwl, e_' M1k Mrone -11, phase ® Horn Plastics Inc. AIM a emb !tom Ata a C"ft � ��aC.sG�i��ale��illiIi" •'Tbe CtauEtraed" 109 Old KMaBgon Rd. W. Unit WI A 02. Ajax bttpJ/webheaw. MmctAvoW-judymcdonald OPEN HOUSE - REGISTRATION Sept. 7 - 11 Classes. Seminars in Folk Art. Basketry. Fabric. Wood, Brushes, Paints, Books, Packets and Water Colour, Oils. NEW TEACHERS & NEW MEDIA IS NOW 2 STUD/OS Business Hours: Mon. -Sat. 10:00 - s:(x) 905-683-6109 C 3W Mon. - Thurs. 7:00 - 9:W at 1 A"Wn flat Sake NNARD ' 1C. 11 Pen 2 O FLOORING. if H Wabn m i.eaNNds 905)- Grace Beach 3,v1'xy4' 6 2-t; IrI -ex lmap FGR SALE-Bli pups Vel Nun eGal Err checktol Shots Parents may Me price S2 5&sq n Also or envied $350 9D5-432- Pne lbaing 8 wallspp a s6.9- 6893 Prices Now D.0 190$) I506 DSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc JUST MOVING, colony ma. (lasses starting Sept 2M phi dmmo room suite. utile. Novi and Open To Ri with Mo erensons. 5 dears. nen CAN Bev (905)435 8 -086 WK hada. 51.250 Set 8 cd- +'+r 'nMawr on" [Aper, NdrbN p4W $150, 2 ban- GERMAN SHEPHERD cross �,,' yG_R -g-Nhs a An- SkawID numm- r s Geral ,a mllr�vreN Iarleau rtrm �' pups. Hoax raised -10 MEs 'O�'� 1 4125 dE wnully rouse broken l=oina /2 Amein for (905) 839- 90506-8529 Skilled Help Skiled Neta Skilled e1Hp �° ExceNero ISmlper Good SNORT ORDER COOK RELI- FITTERAVELDER. 7-5 Kars KING BED, buck non CAVO- COburs 90 E66633-- ABLEPCs. s tUll.nme at Virus able Ia recd due- F �'� Temdor A Dan rime days for cafeteria positron wimp arc nrk wren mor Brough Friday ExPenence, mm" iupllvrsi.. Fa• rr b won essen- A.et090S 72, -0t67 1WaaMe pal''""'p"""ESbewedt 9- GAS Ft7TER Spm 19051-a2B-0232 STUDENTS. ,raised to Bak Iny For cleaning wr• busk and (Oita" res'demul selling for, had, aning a Capped chidden Musl be abs a,r Cond start up b 'sorb days everneps atd D.P. card required. o.ennpin sleeps Car a a- ctral awra iw set Fn resume _V b 19051686 y 3112 by Steal 8m flamita- Ana. SUBWAY smowECNES a10051 -0/Y-6001. AJA% eI"res pl Pint oer' BEATING SERVICE TECHNI $ .. d]y DaoDe . D1 rut CUM-.:eC 1C: 'et� lentil { rkMS Appy taller A M1eai. kion -Fn Ban -spm cur li-nxe +resptCmars and sen Ne Gas finer II repaid For $Y►EMMTENOAMf ::OUPIE -Mrvwe ter- Nsume to 1905) 40 POSITION -3 mw a.artaba. 66377 a Ca (9051 683 - worth ustuwa apartment 0965 r Meederp Jamor'I as Man_ SONG INSTALLERS llenence ocal kmko S201rap"d0 ea � p home mor ovr -1 compAny bertreent Call (905)579-25-45 n I.I. q'Z:d udtt9 n of r11411etrar-eervee sNA4rs f4irfl here Oen honk 6k-Yc ra-,os5 25,-"310 THE NEWS AGWNMEN n Haslaat bpke9 lo, rods Id driv., I.im puri and In." am, is Opal Mockal DaeXl ria tine a wk by 600 PM n BM no Cal 905bSL51t1 FiL �Y rl RtHA BII Avia me\ TR%%FT CLINICS LO\rCCf+1V'f ,�La.:Owhawaara RrlNnvd JnrwwliNtrfr 1'h 4alr,'s Mev.. EATA At-, tr�ropra�orax. Niru 2 yr. F. -(arrive . k"ie.rdop and ('iwp JL Sscri.. ...o•aaa. 1'aNfeo Him o." .saxce ucx Pin- WAMW 19051619-0ra R aQ %j Net; wuxIWUIKW SPpfy.PPxn 14102114-9707 ODE H Wabn m i.eaNNds 905)- l Aabe" Travel %'A, A S S I S 7AN'T'i oafbr IP- ro-e Ipr 1a� parr- 74 %back , tit S. ' ,+ i„< put "no-edb call is 2 On. ppft,c qAn t 3 kgre roxide, MA 6000 Nuut" STORE Many, dpptnun0a b as CC requires la 1,mr help H!2 fie n05142l-0Ml .rig FHI Pima fa- rMare TRUCK ACCESSOR• Ix - .jam(SN"M M94 STALLEN-V,I .- -r-,r 13A ;teat Mars brolq- forked 1. mslll Barra -q +'+r 'nMawr on" [Aper, boards. buck CAN, be watea vim Alla COA9aw cur n ax um hire Mo Na ante •MCLI" aio.r•dpr ant PNaa 4e r•f•AM oom Know, (0311.74 Wo ectad OnMrs %Criss 8520 Real deePMNya eMntrpa:t FDA. 3 am pa eke Mo rm Fa905•QB-n76 ^�hOF a or P Nyaf Ori Baa- b D PMW Zs t) ANY \I NAKF 41"ll Atlas -a May 19051 J:-eSiO _ 9-401-1 KLN' W flb•IMe•• AeAeee•rlt wIU-P A Bar f1+Mnq PART -TNM MGIEn$7 rr pared A,a• office New advems.,o CmnpVN "'lee,p1a0s wprr,vey .O.ear oP•urhvM Ii-s� wicnnr Ptux cIl rW1 11. ]V la JACY I. rasax tuba, M -G* X PNANNAL'1 44mam R 000=9 NepuSpeg* wra-Wage' fAyd wr "inner Mr ew rew 0--wmm CAN 3wo" good Com Mcabse stat cur And haw eew Cer faofaam egM, Far N Co Odle Gal ra is rime 15. Stdern weruvv g1g A30g CASH FOR CAMI We ow RE IIISTH FT asraalr wMTEO ear, ^iqr :N,+ L sired 'Inquired N,� .. •Mary f1tNC A Spa Acs: m ­Xi I'. Fl. r.sur„e is ,VLSKKJf101 alyw - 5 M /piano smite iaAtmt ' 2 ria a !WPDWMRIDIETNWOR d oleaky prbfopnplrN products EaaasctrM M t" a wtd 116 - BrM 13 rt0 fl0•a 905- � 43621 t1 CAREGIVER wam" Centres Days or Nights dweh ., 'r- N Law Z;" WARTE0 REEYgFE Perfgr• Ixna Ad CJx an Met LOW Him o." .saxce ucx Pin- WAMW 19051619-0ra R aQ %j Net; wuxIWUIKW LVA -0 Jaf GARR matwoo M ,yN �mw to H Wabn m i.eaNNds 905)- TRANSI7•ION 6199814 oafbr IP- ro-e Ipr 1a� parr- WIMI HOusmi►ER Ing aR a cele PIIaa /a al to aRN 2p- put "no-edb call is 2 On. ppft,c qAn t 3 kgre roxide, MA 6000 Nuut" STORE k"CM dwRs Meatal' and CC requires la 1,mr help H!2 fie n05142l-0Ml W � e tk s' and dyw W"ITE'17$TOOLgn tome b"I n =W= NMt caNtAile-a Muni Io k,dav t: 2G am tar a c(905 scov m pia Born ren Na P (9051428- Rena lYr. 6179 $ICE OF I become • , 541j' it 7al4 refuus dead ort- 3113. Fah 723-1166 ea e ft . on ere -035_0 24 LO"16 "MDAYCAM u, Rau I10eae 1 aT7.53j-()557 Snry limn and quarry, ded- OabO Bar s _Nat. 4n 5yrs Drill' srJMd Pat rime aro hJN lee to Pickpmg 1bu must have at Nast fn• years- Mods -on "Pv,enCe,wth a variety Or a«oring," manufacaurerS. aI.1ok Norismallool tax ENPERI WAD boort Ipkokeept o ecapo loeded fou • Chi ld MUM be teaaat nolo dla0es se e.p•rence a atMl 2 tlpll b PcMnSq fib 1905W37-96DQ 0�rson a Illy n- Appy n =I40 AJAa . MYLTM UMMG 710e b M A AaO P -S% Ito Wns. RO S. Osham Bean Red ECE ells words ON..LIHSE7 oro nIAerrq ennt.reaal .Ah rtwry Iearllwtg oppabm- Rea ®L_ l &JAL EENT. ,Er. I.aryr 1 batrooN. bw Ni . Paine' ke- ppn�PI%M asap. Nan�ep M6 isms• .orMno MMW No srlgkwnypMs. fkstAatt. 9mi, ?n rMralttr AJAX, 2-b•droom KI Marto new hom. sB5o I M"ft Pius UhNon. hinflo er Bell s NO pen AWAd" NDWMber Ist (paMttp, Included CSE AM. IArsf and a gm one bedroom .*mR to basemerf apartment ent Appliances, sepat� to GO and qi tout. mrsm". no pets Avalaw Imm kuN- ly $650 all incl CALL (905)1267.51 or (9D5)946- 5870 8.5p m AJAX CONVENIENT LOCA- TION basement apl 3 PC Nath SmAN IFlcheretle. most- ly furnished. SAW monthly. read No pels/smok N Suds smille worltmp person Fort - ion student ""come 426 - RENT WORRY FREE 1, 2 dt 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Wil. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 pm Sat a Sun 1 pm- Spin / VALIANT PROPERTY -J� MANAGEMENT 0-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENT'S - AJAX 33 & 777 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and s Nr4 N• al lewwr.N.ww.Co. EASE THE nv NFW r ""' ortropedc ATTENTION: 0 owners rams apply Also a F yl W seecw a o, TRANSI7•ION pull", top mates set Cost) oo0,r Dodo Cee waste 1�1� �drd� 5°� SYSlems Madel 20011 $5499 Make the Call TO elr• a U161- 269885 W b 150 a d model 3500 Pandb chicle here 11985 aro Fp JA )MEIIIOPAUSE NEW NEVER USED. one y"oear 51999. node) 300057999 up I,glal 10 300 Its Dog d°,rkiprom XClgrrs Tined of flat rase And Mary lihwlPn Appry your aer0^D lrf,Irmalrm and c'^acfaiekd 5tansip at $25 24- nNHyyys Cling, and t•ouble shoy,ng sx,ns in a national Help Desk srnrrOnment. ii.cussiun ""r; "" gtauwchm C*- sodra1472er G. To. I .. ort $/000 sa rhor a 3. 1-t.7 6. IO LMnne Automotive Mechanic Sept. 13/99 7 p.m. SL 500 all Larry 718.8279 Guarantee. from $599 Dog PIAXD TECHNICIAN avadaON shovels from $5.99 98 - PIANO ` 'i Mary day Anee M a bW" Pickering • , 541j' it 7al4 refuus dead ort- 3113. Fah 723-1166 ea VY• ire roorlr or a bd�_ g 9' qua 1hn ush7 Sept. 16/99 7 m. P' D- po,hale `,Aes se cmumodel Alsoron n A da'1ro^DtPmpasympatioa roles 6 nrodaA Also recap Gerrit Nd Mechanic for our Technical Assistance Carve sesta ct, Com Whitby mn,nrieo 5-422 6N to Call l l AManaOb Ba,^ a 905.127-7631 to Pickpmg 1bu must have at Nast fn• years- Mods -on "Pv,enCe,wth a variety Or a«oring," manufacaurerS. It eglftratlOR PIAW"RAMOFATNEII 1966 SEAUMONT SPORTS "`.,KS m order to assist technicians over the phos •. Salary h 14115) 686-1117 : Back to school .,air vii aI 5py- chrome, rWI'a chrome Drams Kit key- dirorre plus erM chrome cOrepetorvf b the adeallptwe industry tieatireg limited M Q1 Start ppaaxx Never awrv4aunr ^,,uS seeedron d ,ia(ew `amid 71500 oB0 serious For For Mme noon rgron, CAN LIU Storey n 1903) 83760M n "., Pwm Ike 090 pw res OxZ Bracton alg a0M $795 RAN AJAX :HIMNEY SWEEPS .�::,::� Ea- your risumd oy S eptember t7. Ie99 to 19051470 Ot10. ou«• file .AAMe1 r ad up to 104.27 r 1010% a del neral Rea ®L_ l &JAL EENT. ,Er. I.aryr 1 batrooN. bw Ni . Paine' ke- ppn�PI%M asap. Nan�ep M6 isms• .orMno MMW No srlgkwnypMs. fkstAatt. 9mi, ?n rMralttr AJAX, 2-b•droom KI Marto new hom. sB5o I M"ft Pius UhNon. hinflo er Bell s NO pen AWAd" NDWMber Ist (paMttp, Included CSE AM. IArsf and a gm one bedroom .*mR to basemerf apartment ent Appliances, sepat� to GO and qi tout. mrsm". no pets Avalaw Imm kuN- ly $650 all incl CALL (905)1267.51 or (9D5)946- 5870 8.5p m AJAX CONVENIENT LOCA- TION basement apl 3 PC Nath SmAN IFlcheretle. most- ly furnished. SAW monthly. read No pels/smok N Suds smille worltmp person Fort - ion student ""come 426 - RENT WORRY FREE 1, 2 dt 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Wil. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9am - 8 pm Sat a Sun 1 pm- Spin / VALIANT PROPERTY -J� MANAGEMENT 0-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENT'S - AJAX 33 & 777 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and s Nr4 N• al lewwr.N.ww.Co. eels ineprNa h0un ascus Telephone 19051 427-0296 rCII +e Siipple4r4, I>+1 rams apply Also a F yl W seecw a o, FORD rAlby 500 2 door. had fop 289 -OW Nd one parking. rw M M a,lvai oarPO.rvMa, emaerrr apatro a:is io �2 ecree_s ant ape No meet ro W Fele mumn (905) Pandb chicle here 11985 aro Fp JA a ,reit -Nerx- er Call 686-0845 (MI WS c s ) W O R DAYCAaE aaaabt Gian- allLNYe "ws.W AMOUNCIOG nLEP PIANO 433.1491ft POOL 7x12 rant odWes ase nwmt tee vm t Ia trick a IM 723- ° or visit us at: L O W I O E � "so."'?Safety NEW love or- , ds Mary day Anee M a bW" Daus. 433'15M N9 svww M frrsfrnm /-hi hri •r X X _=7_540115 66b rri5 Call 831-6674 A*wo Tiulao sftennef r!tv •'oars a &rete, cover $200 13e0 1171 PONTIAC pxrsarFa Monday to Friday, SO AZ DRIVERS Z YRS EXPERIENCE Flan Time/part Time Lets Of Weekend Work Retirees Weker -Local Highway Work . Paid h the Hour Leal City Work All work Paid Overti nAfter 45 Haws W AV SEEKING: . General Labourers . Cafeteria - Clerical Staff CALL Professional Personnel 571-1603 o Adams Senrices 720.2204 r Jackson'!, a mull -faceted frozen acturing faulty, requires a skilled D a Al I W I MINw gffl a Electro: an. expereertce Wlli Include AC and racy drives. Amen Bradley. PLC 5. and SLI. 500 aid Blear cal $Y! n0. S" mechanical ! nq 1lydnulia irld Pneumatics Effective CDE1MretltbLitW Skulls and the a to work in a team based myMer environjimerlt are required. Food Alto !%perence S an asset, Competitive wages and a tun benefit pat are ollered. Please forward resume to: MOTHER JACKSON S Boss 7S0, 15359 Old Sienese R4L Port Perry. Ontario L9L IA6 Attentiew Jeff Pett OP-wiaoe Maon- WOC Pn M r PT M25 rev cunt Posaran lowIft4 a 'pew- eels ineprNa h0un ascus Telephone 19051 427-0296 V6. Pis P .1,; ler Como- curring. 7,..000 ties S WY fITT111C avaaOM m � a G tell r`e ***M'aaMw den e°d„-,,, l.:"Ap'fn,-�-�,en Sam apatro a:is io �2 Wanted for Pickering based mane b (905)4263601. end aafayone a upon mgu 9051606 Transportation Company. aECEPPTtdlrr/"°CNN's TItATIVE CIERK vim RAat DAYCAaE aaaabt Gian- All shifts available. 58.00/hr to start. s s µ„ oma NE.9 he RON And FOOO aro. 14 Some lifting required. balmPWremro sue ashay u- � "so."'?Safety footwear a must. 905nat�7t m 5 PtI" to. Ma S b Sams. 18, math ben. oatdr NM. ant Yra CaE 6 ant• _=7_540115 66b rri5 Call 831-6674 A*wo Tiulao Apply in person only, n Ea- N• how m pol Monday to Friday, *a Faxe% Tal tl. P. CA 19D5117F 47 B.otam4.00pm lf, unmo Aaumu. Mtn - I.. v. 3 IR1 aced w ADS Employment Services, a" tail -paced ,seOA Nam in dvN ae- reWnbeg otea b Sor6aoupn. DHMOOk i Baa l8 Yeas experiaci TENDER LOVING 2100 Ellesmere Road 9307 'Yue no oNo pr omt In a,merunU aro Prdcrent t CARE. Ap ler Beat (eD5lfia'� 5278 Scarbor+bugfa (at Markham Road.) :WON PMIIn, Erol { labM. •eb Pat•Mre 8:3Prmt S ori Eli MOM t.an OW in pp m SS50 NNet rip t 0415. eek pepy b Fele DRU LI Do 4M. OS7wVL 'Otfan LIN 7L5 1K x S fialerNM ee SiaH m, M Maur9 0 poaR area my d.N ler dNM fab t II�QM� NC. CASH FOR CAMI We ow o ��ea..NONeN� raEiYEr➢ENEa 1 Sere Rmae ices (905)619- requires highly skilled prognintimer a smite and � persons for !WPDWMRIDIETNWOR d oleaky prbfopnplrN products UMUMCED a-aMOM. Lw froole. ren CNC Lathe & Machining emWetc mtredam da pe n awp roro SaMs f« CeroraUEalem/ WOW"ter Fele ad. CPR iCrahsnioa M51apyy 011e. TLC . net Pearson Centres Days or Nights p0a00n en 4MnMm Onaria area PMae submit mwme nabab sea Leser B PmoOrl Sdbol. Ary ape. VANZ Rwa Must have minimum of 5 years and Uwy ergta'tauons b vrsbn Cann NOM a 401 ffiiYll I905µ28-0097 experience. Rate: S26.00 per hour with eta ud. 1755 awm Nr 51. davcur r•. -t/ Alarm Nen- ARtN7me pAHN 0611 s"e 2� production bonus. Mazatrol experience Eben 20 . PidMruq. Ontard. LM 351 BMLE 110! rJIAd an aSSCI but rdlygk�fegpU�lRdrk�� N.E. SALES. BLD Bunte Iran- 90% caam. 1ll. 100 yrs mOawla. H- NM to 10 yea CPR DUM Ouldoa Fax rCSYp3e to (905) >37-0654 CNN mnsbne! Vick Leads. Referrah play acownes ChurcNDmaay CAN EWN h" WWW � 1168d o* NO 1M s "I CALL 91052'03-52 _ --- wns t curl &Z: 905-CINT 11 NOTNEn ria leaf a mr- $PAN� eee: ON w 0a. 3.6 905-9t5p 6171 Its IA -N} dbaNO ood o" a.ta INPYIAEIE company re. vire loWmvketers and FLNCWWNITES Rd canpkx Close 10 GO NOn-Poo" ilea Timbren Industrial has AntaMrs Experience an SSW Ca1905.7r0181a quality cerme. won krMNM prOgW. cook. ATC Instant to pe openings for: e Wopening y.Ar: der ttm SALESPERSON - raorg ano aulomolive background pit. AC71pol aped 6am-61am, hell 8 full-time Summer kill �C a•a An experienced Bion with pe felled ba not nalla nAmy Muer bare vin experands core- 5rone (905).837-2571. J Ig Making skills puler aro Inwam. 9oop Ice- tfMre shun. ambmats aro MIfiNWAT t E DIXIE - WN- • Rabbes Moldetr 6e0da1ed 10 fell floor SpAce lean DOW, and St Mageer- Experienced or a learner with a And sporko skip fa Mrge amt ata motor sport st" sand of. retaaica CPR. any ape good attitude awrm b 19D5) 436-0018 aAlE3PERrON a -,tour 11 yrs up. Fie we scans eMV, strum avH Enjoy excellent benefits and wages required for @ourpnenf pmmolm int the Intalrlal F1romoti rearlia Sero roIw1MM 9DS420.8576 LOVING stay al home mom D appropriate to experience. resume b tMurowoe Catnep fOwprtem Lb 270 Bram Road Y wrp Nw your Wb Bay Ridpa arm Opti re aJlook anatlrf. rusauple / be3'd991 u.:Uil a. Ont 111 115 M SAMs Mor (905) 837 (905) 837--0Bpl l�s� ratlureNVSINM K. MW all 312 49 Nos n. _,:•anmNp hew $395 a vwvg 19D51 431-5468 V6. Pis P .1,; ler Como- curring. 7,..000 1 ArargpMw AVAIL SEPT 10th h+. . 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Down or 336.500 0 8 0 Cap Sum" ORORO NEW 2 t0R00M bM-,pM pasone n A10 M wCywyyer0 905.27Ji'R3 " cast 3mm �room. on �. ll� 6NMM4 cCNagp1tt�� Pira... FNa k� �aYA xOAM M. t WMY bbl. PatMa.aE 'dNrLlalL a- Trice may be required. i9D51 797-z95, 1 ' against" Triage. sec- urttr". won a %D PWd p"M' Haim None -stook" as pin. CA erpa atftaliallpa. Mur etNr on altar alNlpne cant- SPECIAL aprreNM. OM n 1•L fig 905.427-3066. oddet W f7501mo IwadaM Lahr mbysaw aMMa/,aaa6M avyab4 Net 11 ary. Nee aaaRANR Ian YNR). Naha x62311. on. Inc INA b Min COR- Nderadl. Cabteom a lay FINANCE 69 COWOEU PEWS. IOM- taaotW WE to N*w dlRay. (905W83•IOas y" a* MMA. MIM Nei F rcealrse flo 0 yard_ CANER $ME Lett of Car, pw 100% nam R ADn. *WOO" M YNyr Mk• "ON eMnB sp" MMNH M DEt W C 427.5368 WWTST 2 MNr. fuel MM MM law rec�iplf. 427a -4W. Mae taPC 14 Ynpae noNA bdogM M, MDaeaa paNatY. n kv M T OoM ROM bAaR ant LAmdry. C". parpbq. AND. d roy yyon INP Sumo. Ole sWMrMapNApylasfthow HtfWae4. EYfpMioR. 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ALSO SFN- mm anM 44 a y�r�rly� CaB IlMO fa yor it RlMoaa 905-431 SID ON 7MIM&TONS j A �) ( nAm len, in". $15Ar 061L 0627M OWW 1 a 2-b*m knew DLL ilio. frig. riasic , cOpMML �N 15 1 MWNL good K=Oon ibNtdFM. �i �3� - - - - no NMi 1:3p Due, 0.80. iva daMNet d 426 1 no A A I 1 bar r er Rws 1 RaN 1 L e 1780. Cow feta UNea MMia 330 IRMIoa3d114 per. Fou Or CLAIM I PNXQI� - 1 eaeoON apmmw. Sale $pro Stu" eAeoo. ab kw 2 chore F"a � n M 1. ilO Nle , a00 515.5545 and M Iu- ( MIL9M bmam pm AoIF ob 36x1 tr. f20 WM batN00N cabirww. , e 310. Nle as A9 Wftde, $9hIPulet rETWaaX sYt- Mrs gal 4perafey. Leah a AIAX bull" IN Cm6- mw" A NriMhe. 194m. defY7cher $100 Air "low bm ler sale MO 2 bad ItmeL 2 CNw Ca reNfon mp a boned I bo*wm mum" None -stook" as pin. CA $100. (9051683.5509. MrOoMR. 2 12' cow morF and pm fnantp aeibY• len $4m o.b.o ry NaIN G1 UIGLMN WI NK@ SPAN- ISL Farads for fall, repo 436-1= aprreNM. OM n 1•L fig 905.427-3066. GE aR Its* trogf AtNI bel 3150. CM 909-616 1905) 5763917 M N05Nr�3-4980.9.30.130pm. mbmy m k Wid Mark OMc1eRalOflal, mM a at00DLr0 Pea. bo- RNOsoM o006oMY. For 16• cup-, tnly $249 Faing ra- len. Nat-lmf"uWmg mOdlh SIRW VIM 69 COWOEU PEWS. IOM- taaotW WE to N*w 434.3961 a 19gS1-437.1511 PNM W ^m can 906 PICS tlpn 1 Stam. � �=� i it- Sural $429. Craft allow a Cowto Half PrMkaR Upbp 7N. 427.5368 aao-m Ment, cup. PrkbM tELf ClbYt O -n 113 , Wb m 6stmagm 3150. YAMablt 233Aau Yerr I slmm6er 18a ants LtLw"a AaNm U99 Loam 19n AUataU OOOp • ant LAmdry. C". parpbq. AND. d roy yyon INP Sumo. Ole {Mopy 3501Ra SYuupapepprLt nu W per weeMro. Cop 550. CA1600 AM DOW TeawL $675 M ACAWrA AIM Oct ter. (905)-W5777. mtlor f700080479-1073. par'1A reppws. (906 X46-3aft 561 9D5436,D21. Clow wo.MIM filo k�F ��� GO Clw n 4o1. PICEE M WEST, l p- bTii�_jlllt COaPU7Ep fo sant. Ipr I�ir7 "S. S. fig Pad, m, 2 -tie 7-b bculhe one M ba* - uUd P60 b P500� S rn oho fNg 3•Mdroom mg.. SM oLottt aDaterMnt Ga 8n enif G Ir is" am saw. act 7 my WWI DON'T MT TL Avalew Oct. ad. CA 883- 0. AC. ours fully, grJB• beamsn at con(bborw. -211911 439.6551aes X50% INr( E �r KII above 0571. WW 7:30p.m. m SORMI Imam. CAM. sit (r4 piolrC W et). rood seams. phi- POOL IrrWrOnrqp Aleaa4, HARRIS APPLIANCES Partsl is I7ehl6nrMMrq. S75GYAMk. Cal 905-509NM. lerfed and will. Am (9051 r N. OIG. 115.995 IkI saless"Ce. New shpment Nduda bner 2 725.7493 Iain UnAaN-oM quakryi Extra- Coscry GE Aero-ea&heV will Wis.. n ac i-1100. 668-7561 1 bar r er Rws 1 RaN 1 L e trvfn2-5m. $59a'em, lEr Pias Adr IOD. 2 VP feat. nee dua and stMPa. . d new taA&WOIM car.1 Blind an-loppars. Nanmre. Aa- - SICK OF RENTING: Va, ray Sim coFuORwn. 65M Ir L OlungAlPere clearing. Ng. SIM. only, Washer ad drys r« 112m. OWNYOUR HOME. 1'T'8 EA$Yff rT_ Mdhmine SM I EaRoA0 auto -wants. 2yrs. $449 Amara seatd 4361899 (snp) F e IrRt � �� 'Can Marhd $res m eeel rants. P205 70.1115. Appro. 9.000 km. 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I -bed- townhouse in Pickering. room attar cable, lam- Average 5600 per Month S,y. panubq. uwdm included all inclusive 60g7tnomh nr51 A tail re- Must lilt rats. quoted. Call 5761261 Available Dcoberi v. SOUTH AIAII - 2 bedroom FirsVlast. peer tbv bun0alow Sep (905)831-7127. .tram parking ad will%" 1850 7O wWusrvs Firsaksl OSMWA. Park 6 Adelaide. NOn-Make. DCI 1 428- h00 10 SMce dean quiet3W WHO N. ti non. i SPALTOUS "I -ma M..d 2 V-� � Inc 1 "175 mo nClusioe. a 3 bedroom apts. Real at 900 and 668 Glen St Some 9067251533 wiM who -in closers. pain WMT1Y LARGE clean tur- provged. Close 10 sell". nrshe0 room All amembes Voltage Crime. GO Simon Ulikes mduded. Cal 726- Parking hn bsml Large yard. Pall. And mod SAM 4993 Iv message. (9o5)6G6- YOU NEED Imbibe a brand new 34Dt$MM OSHAWA • 1 onle.a D, -sat. orNs.ers• taut. arge 2 8 3 6 units pWarhrsley To r*caw ! ' •r obnahaantko pPiowtiosht all :+ M 141ip675t6 1 (and) 641 -Mae U'lldle5 included. Easy COMMERCIAL UrrS. Park 6 b ID n' art access to schools. 5appt Cell Blear. prey batmn I Amid- ode cods 1425 n (9051721-8741 C111 (9051 679 soil Inas I[.^Vj1jI Taridera ff.il-01 Tend. D' (11M) 571.328t UXBRIDGE Bright t•pCsgn STOVE FOR RENT, ,.pm Cap• ,. ,• mrr 5mtabc Ic, '.•wnlown 09hnxa across mature adult $615. Italian no rgnl from the brad new pea, "6kM"V-I* nclakd roam' ba�hyy?. 905.852.6721 SZ. min �905M25- lip.-Y lard one bedoom apanmmt good t0000n, H- 8710 h xfp, POs, Item. 1N- 1 ad r n ca ale gaming, pan 0le 05007► Is1 Na Ills. t3 name M.. „j"1 "oma Pikes. her � 660 1905) 576x229 BOOK Now ' n be whlul ran Inm rem whin y- On Owl clans" h 2 8 3 BEDROCM r P corm W bea Dim Purdy P- ora home for las Ma Like File .e7 + ,I pu m,rilo- Cal Caw Car- Did Wp R*Ayx ?Can ?pnaoks a7C0azi°Kta S-vn q,a� (i( ) Ltd S.on .q NO.%. ikq talon, mach qby 7Na y} 3800 19051866 a 1686 kaba, sed -ma. nal• 7217 shoes. lnef-IW. lwarri. W Ho.w 1 1 w1. rJM1 F / low AM S ad mot~ lion. tables. malcrwq a rv*YwR open arm alas rJ+e.a wnilarpbnM Caw A Dan. bau agI.as ..a7' CBS now None 7" r659 WHO N. ti 974 IOL YA�N�Irr C 1 AFFORD TO CLEARwATER ',nv turnsnea Btu ix H(' (906) ver 4mra Car :seemed r la9a) btrlftlerd F.nbne ,ng Yi �"p'�,. Dorlaea ,mw pr7or chows. IMwind oak n, qhp Qm 17000mmint,0r5n rm fro 3 Ix moat ( ma tc+w.avp orCupboardo.. " allEmtioonsaa" i.0 a °eto, mmu. PATRICK'S ,Car a-Cao-eav�.er"�, name M.. „j"1 "oma Pikes. her � N FRONns. I Aaermta 1905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 " oe"co r- i. 1pf N10 ^ ^ s: �'�` rdnch�ssro et ,sir 0, b' Car neer q.,rk d ;; 7a mind pairkslla.d AUCTION SALE Hark Sta le P Y M Every" Everyone +ccwaaa call fill room Mat6n or Auata husband d but chainshed tatrar d Mo k and r [Tirol R.wmo a..w nl mabOkicrew '�°so 676 frl�ip( MINI w+trawars. clown b.ds w+wrg h-OdW ora RM-00-Aed STOREY i. 3 broom Sher born newass a.m. (Vlewt 9-,M) Iat F / 1 :.a hwnc w:.. : :. ask. kip O w si ^ mot~ lion. tables. malcrwq a rv*YwR open arm alas rJ+e.a wnilarpbnM Caw A Dan. bau agI.as r wawely Na Ma- Mendle. Mina b 02 IF 41CW +r+aJiytrls b Owls Kk AC HANDYMAN Ela u III_ a Cot brrw trsmed Loa blare Det" we aassn. old thankGLA a LOGN" N,.rM Est bwawb a' I '1 ti,nday 1 Aucinin Only 14 left MO)%ft `+7-177" s boted Cull lass ,kernwre� para. rare, a. S 'eaturn a .ark" aawctsbrt Buy SAFE Bou lowFACTS YOU NEED atmos from past r a brand new 34Dt$MM ,aura Iranor bcoto TOKNOWI D, -sat. orNs.ers• taut. bed 2 vorey or�.,'e 1 pWarhrsley To r*caw ! ' •r obnahaantko pPiowtiosht all :+ M 141ip675t6 1 (and) 641 -Mae •anan couch. Chars, bks. household ealeess. i!N $710' b ID n' art DEBT RELIEF colkaables. gins. a trim mamhtlp ,U"" MO. PZ eat b stinal 1 kN /3i to Weer a aeassp w t,caug whin Pnkw crap GUARANTEED Ra. pap ytrnrmo matinee. a I Caw you tin ftmw m WE CAN HELP" ninny mon ufMu Me q w oxer i c des, tonMthnp rob OW W K . •come "47.- •w d ola Gca4 MpmnYl al,rttisPaa' .vVywte. Cal to aE your !11 ,rm to Gov h. i 1 Udsed NON FON SNE. Itname- . $ A'C m'tiWs w humli- ya nal Fro b +Camp and %Rode la 65 It laa'r I Amu" a deft - 6 Swink ail a- 132 3 Dw,emt sekyle aL11tl115 '111k10Ni . w +xocw.. $27.900 Rose, gq.,a1rraaqpp 103 Eyn S< w. ,.X41 v lie Rad." !O6.17l-79N aosaale rxsrN or tervro• OM*w,. Ooah Harr. 5""aP 12. commercial Saw a0 b t -C 1-aal►]{S;7t8 Aft tr b loss Can 340 77M a MIO -k OAC Cat Gbow, U.Coip CderpN Baasr sonannomark tl�ualewawGrarrinaSla*Alm an, Gw i 9M,05,19M,72a.N/a Nrtl iron MriO*as AU TION N A GMAT rx7oakd-k Is a- -bit oak loos a Iry Door w CoiP Son row own moral! glen Hua Su .r .ah pea be Fmma Rao MMCA S Good. W aRe p W. 6 MRS, iloni paymwtl 1 Oe hemi 2- PGO" I as vyy F.,u ....I For any I a- PM a F , 2S: C Ritso.1 44 rsoa raw OWAB W. W cera r'.tka Oahe- Coe M -make M MMi- t3•MODO SSM a MkW4%AaamD�my�eMoac?topppMpt Saviors c" rq 2 km North'ofDlilzae Cd► 5W. tea' WOE CIMWRCK4 road. 1 ISRw7 war- am Ira R0 1919 PtyrtbtRlt I7 �M7oa,3y Ia vk or sur b • Bims�•• RNIa7t1 (n ls) Sa2 whw morn tww wind A IINNATAaI! OEALi F,dm order 810= -?DDDR 1 blase. plow. dsc A trail - ISM down own you own Wine rations. hwowod. Car¢ IM. 0etacw*0. e•, large Intent, 2 Ig. Patwq A 369900 oe ria ft ka Caw we Oat gwjap* w'1MOca Reaes,wea0 Askti 190117tH ANE yg0 "Coanv ,n- dined, Burresa .win "bra •�gl CtMSt3 8 IOOk. 24 Cot tea metaarM dwlaop 5513 Opal too. and salnona0 poi hedge Cart. wood ladle. MSr4-IM an 277 Cola- .0 sow RW Rai EPie NO OIIAINYNIi - ret BBp.000 pica .404 me Asking 3MAdd Non Cupboard. pla burn Saks. b~ ask I'm Awl Rwb. m4m special Low oo-nw- mom DetxMEcmtri Dor aid Ismael Rau* _ a goad an- Pa. dryer, nwlmaiures. AMOLVMY ASTgeNM6 war. 376900 CAN haw Ban► 14~ bass 1906h72673M Srvti collectnplts and moth 1 monnk ftas men own a low 432"2000 Choose d more Ran date Sept louse from SMortunth fou Senaxemwf IMVALIMB LOM cemre 19M. 10 a.m. Lunch war Ila tell e. rw�arBb co a SM. wile to ^ maau aeoanmtmoas�tpenrh�yn ah41aDW. Claim I do ilk chi OdnT ssbWs 1 other" ShoPpcg SSI Io 1063 Jae JMN POate ANWON wig CAN M Rw coMarM Gmrc, sacks onto rater a^ IOt3) 20 -OU swum and hooker RIA R.i EwN co- spill* 3'00roo^s. Iwpt Deo SBNpBegM Aly 19051 728ana 10�. ptrmr rear W Oad a yen YON m Smoking1B5.aSS.M77 BETWEENNOrEiI! Thrr 512f.500 alH1T 4 -awl- an mphvrM amnpa w'm Wool; 10 earn a pol wOa wounin tionsao-' awaNee mak. 2400 14 It. won batt $49.049 Par Cam ewbw 9mt^ CORNEILS b rem Iran Sep IS93 b man. man and Imary or d• sy pv-mD Cap pima •-pmol' AUCTION DARN am.rJaoo Catrar pen a aIM AaLrg 8125�0� len. all@ Now n am b � "231 ry � mom Gram sena bwwees r,y a � WNW ypyp FRI. SEPT. 10 AT (0051603-21r,10 Frank (yM -9000 No SF LUNG Fop be m charter of W own re. 5O0 P.M. 1 MILES EAST OF aY ally Ibprbr Camr* ' 6796 momwtf pus ssfaa 6 a1CNEaMt.sbm.wtp eNts- pys cysspsh DrxM her 3000 win 116 000 lmbellon w cgiwh- LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD N ppWaoom rhaooca). 10 at n Plan blamed inamem. ria 1141' Cs 1-a00-336- 4298 9 pi walnut dorm 8g rO= FTMW err MY prole. tar Col Ta norm w,tr m rxcrl- Ienl m�7e . $was 9 MM UPWAFor to be A-1 polo" aaditwn, qty row lase furrwute, AND ESTATES WANTED Low commission, payment next day. Sales every Tue: and Thurs. at p.m. Antique fu niture, appliance etc. Owner an operator MYLES KING AUCTIONS 33 Hall St. Oshawa, Established in 1960 7253751 723-0501 Sept 18tH, tC a W401 MR. a MF T. REIa. 2520 on Rd Norm Osl 2 km. North of G Rd. 1969 Plymol ant (as is). 5 !el Horse tractor w e. plow. disc a In large freezer, 2 chests 1 toc Is Cart. Wood utl cupboard, piano as. butter fox, It dryer. numaturl iaibles and mu e Ram data Se 0 a m Lun able INa Pearce AeWon seniors and ow Supbnoll ftti-65544 =Abu ESTATES FROM ACROSS CANADA LkKW InStructlare received from we wift sen in detail by: AUCTION SALE FRI., SEPT., 10 AT 7:00 PM (PREVIEW 6:PI� THE PICKERING SPORTS COMPLEX 1967 VALLEY FARM RD. PICKERING GaxDiia?O,Ce'nu V IDoiAlon Jugs. Flgurmes. Hummel L.IhOpa' Bader Fine Arts. Glass, Cast mon a,r•ps lidinres. places vases. wilMe sculph,hi s. Depression Bronzes "a. calsctor plates. Chwhshed teddies, totally Glass tamps. 11 Important An Co1IWh ora Group of Sev�lA J Casson Tom Thomson. L Haran. Franklin Carnichaul special adipo,,. L Decors. PIP Park etc Bram Towhaerd. Chr,slme Marshall. James Limbers. Trisha Romance. Bateman. &enders prima. Mfuloa*jw a volt Hand Carved desks.-Cavorwl tables. consoles. -non Caning room suite. Pbm tables. Frencn ruy�f shards. CMpprdale tall"'. serving Carus. corner chars. loveseats. Chir Wbinets• 6pw Font cabM. Canal rotes. washstand. ratinrgg tables. deacaw ba,xh. hyl stets. colansl tables. tea Cabinets. v,mnes. oak nsd, morale tales. Tv stand, a mons QUAUW =FIX= a MooNw JMMItL■W [adft" 100 asst Diamond Somans rings ova ict predou, 6 semi precious stone rings. nd earrings, gold Wins, braoekts. nedlaces mals braowels plane. Appressed Jawepery. (many unusual 8 colpo items) Wonchas. Bangles, Rubors. soon". opaz. M. ,inos Dasprrr�WAac�t. �Sataean�.ng siill/vaer�j�ewell"yKKTIM w*rr N/.A, f YY1ee ./rlwaYaa/ a Mmof Gold coins las of V", dollars, a^M mint Sets book coji.0 nslinAm issuesproof 11.13. bank rotes, encased doaars Dole Oonar leis. box lympic sats. Saver doaasBarri rotes. US Cans. -roes s.t-, rains GENMRAL Matchbox. Corgi, a Dinky Die Cast Collec�� rued soapstone chesswans. Electmonics. phones stereos etc. Nostalgia cpllechbles. nonaccent Impassve hand carved Italo n framed mlxuri grand Coyer minors to 36x46, neers roteA frac giralwy sok. lirrkfedseatingry,over500a.msCash, visa, 14C. Amexas par postal a announced NOBuyers Pranruwnsoro a dstetiorn apply, removal same day Inbrrriallon Cal 41629&1762 Tn subscree in fur maamq hat visa www.prasuctlon.edm, PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS INC. 41 '62 -14W-PRO-SALE P PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. 32b KibL,n Rd. N , Chhawa (905)725-4744 Including weathered pine, pressure treated lumber, cedar and other items. STARTING AT i0•CLOCIC SUWDAT, SEPTEMBER IsTH, 1999 650 TESS Tidd Estate Sales Service IMPORTANT ESTATE AUCTION Sat. Sept. 11 at 10:00 a -m. AtTIDD'S AUCTION HOUSE 5 kms east of Cobourg on Hwy. e2 Ones.: Earn ac • ar r,wy 645 COOrvrg Go WLO to am net o1 `dors I— left Follow mor sppnow 6 kite. riarcn Io signs S." lie cCrw,Ms horn Ww •wale d tie Lek. Doris (80.10 ) Lddry Ma Leery Arreirr.ed lolly sdbb mwnion. • lag so" e sascid lied "caned a nr cOleOon d A wool" ,chone Picklee.,tc tNtNITUwE: d wnwmry ca0r,o1• afs,dO,d ,las +iaka�NsrW � ISI \TF I'LL? CU%sI(,\MF\T ALC"TI()\ Sat. Sept. 11, 9n a1 b P.m. Al Myy•les King Auction Hall, i3 Hail st Oak-, pc ding morn Carte, drop lent table + Crus, 2 door refngnator mal.hmg starer. . natsc washn and match" dry-, chrstord, d bvexo, coffer and end tables, Victor resrat arelgtrr krkphake with chair. antic ho, center tables, dual cotEnt7wt k bear oNeCbon, mating lawn muwer, ger, d7 r, ,dined and numbrnd prints. C7rrrysv tMauutnent taw, iaprigM p N Fit Peas ember ,ark, Sunday, SepEem 12th. 10 a. ser+ Rd N, elsha or. Myles Kinit Aartiwmwr, 7254751 Awls AinoWW law Shingling, all types of routs, new and cold, W'Ur%man,lhp Guaranteed. 1()it Discount to Seniors, fully itsurcil, Frce estimates. Call Andrew at (9"11) IaM-67/1 Tear PONWACMAL A MAM6TLMANCE STAR► IMMOYAL a BlABONMD FWtMWOOD AYE A8 an owvu 831-7055 Parry seni?ee �. � vrry S -A - Doing Magc For Children s Parties L Aro AN Occasions Have My Own Magellan. Call Erode 6664936 NMi�k)1%IAfrir•4t+ipJ%yr)�Ar eG�h I oli[e Lsfings «,e , Pet Alla IrrNlaa M Erdal S Oa�,kM Caw n. rr: •wwxrnw wrw v tai. n,n,iaws>ma•-- -. h.v�Mthyl�. j• �, xax,ua+r x-v.nr-h-r•.;w�7.. rr:-I.rrnrigE. •.r �� �krelOkf, rcerr+v Tie Hw**ar.iw.ta,srJ lac e I I m-klenoriais 1 1 IrvYanprtdwi. �•i - McDowell,- E� Bob & Lillian In !using trcri.,r, (if iour,:c.:r parents who went to he with the Lord on May 24, 1999 and September 11. 1996. Whenever we miss you, We dust look In our heart, And there you are. Always treasured in our hearts hs daughters Alice. Mcl,xh, t Adeline & famihes. rQ 91C STEVENS. Sheila Patrice ,I r,un r Sunday September 5. '999 Sheda Stevens. otowwrog ode d Sydney LovRg mother of uaiMane. and Peal Be- dlLiditer Of IrYen and the late Leona Shea Dear sister of Sherman. Nano, Lard. Vwene. Mob Shelly. and P-Mcsasad by Micnad. Sfymu will be sally messed by her mart candy and flsrlds. The Family will fectnre 'ttansl a 4e MCEACMNE NERAL HOME, 26 Old K4rdp ml Rcad. A(ax Pick- nr g Alage; 305.428-�8a88 horn 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Pm. WaOesWy. Funeral service to be held on Thrs- ray. Se0rn10M 9. 1999 a 'I am. at Picker. Yi rage Laniard Chi" 300 Chiron A N A u ' Padi ar- -as,ed war 6 whstl shaped bark, msno " 3 Door ssoabord la lore b,rwid oris abort. 2 Vhctpen cash ney'd tor) 2 : 1 1 10mdweernemt13 P Dips. la9a) btrlftlerd F.nbne ,ng Yi �"p'�,. Dorlaea ,mw pr7or chows. IMwind oak n, qhp a h tc the Cafsusil Carnal Society would be app tc+w.avp orCupboardo.. " allEmtioonsaa" i.0 a °eto, mmu. PATRICK'S ed by ft faddy -*a C --deka. lira a wsig.uppons. mshoPny-leis GENERAL I .r,,M H1.MF PERRY. Jim _ Suoaen,v a1 a Tsuff 01 �arxar at d Cabinet wx4urd doss Cama door, 3 craws a 7 sirs rwas. wool+ p Arwor ape whg?a.w don by Henw.oia SERVICES Jt,N l+.e, " 'ww "% #..^r ar;4tbbrr enema n t �x� cisp al :r Mcrday, Seplem (vwenr- Gowma7) Aro*oraC u- Or p,rio a o,r,ch. .,.,.�•, n.•r„r ' be, 6. 1999 n Ms 64Dt year. Jim bow �gswra oer asuAad sots ro.nrary bawd wood babm Dim. ban cats mWsipn a rows, Iso or.wwr ,c,,,.,aM,se A brpems husband d but chainshed tatrar d Mo k and r Criss table, a machin' P, Pada" bow also trbe 1 "`e fJep"aK, I Ned yip c..rers wile oriole. Sena alld no rgaldr7d Don LargOom a 710N w+trawars. clown b.ds w+wrg h-OdW ora RM-00-Aed M,.•arrAnwt awsfiy y,- raMs,C .r - ad h ar p emom Dew Who. CfunOdaO c.nild. rm4. of vkeonan sewn.) a matching was '••h' 1 r IS -44- knandu, Astwey, Matthew and Samar as The Vin mot~ lion. tables. malcrwq a rv*YwR open arm alas rJ+e.a wnilarpbnM Caw A Dan. bau agI.as k".di 1416)267-51% T 6 -b --13t0 Call raCenae hyftdS a lM MCEACi1FYE FUNER/ inner sable .main. hand an carves a too set (TEamon AC HANDYMAN HOPE. 28 Ole 14rxjs[pt Road :lax Atlkerr+q J a Cot brrw trsmed Loa blare Det" we aassn. old thankGLA Ationsb1or Hod roues age • 905-4211-8188 from 2.4 6 7.4 loon Frill ,.c GLASS a as a01 pr..eew tyre, CHINA: Coli h Furwm Service m ft Chapel on Saturday. Sam Ser 11. s boted Cull lass ,kernwre� para. rare, a. .1 Homes 1999 a) 11 a.m. Dmx'Ws" 10 416 Camels& bold resb. •t M C-ww aelscroh of Iins,s Clore a Hamsed o hair ImtmDrosenbnW S Jr Marr fn•I tot Canttir �� W SOCWV apPWaNd by Old fa * pore van . cup a s cicwk. bola. onenrnas k agnea Nsach.ce prows. p M•rswn sob Repairs hr . \w r'. howl w k:andmab Awl. a a.r,ne s•rscson cow te.y r..irb yl wdnyird d on JCeramncTues H rRr acv' M.-•"•••••.• .r•'.r"•x CAM PAID CAM Cawatas. Ow on bgrea. Fa minor a ono area --oli rrloor a k,h"k.e. IkabA.. M,-Za s 1."ider,. t� SXVM -ndled caniprre-aweped wiry coots. rciri-r --a wvrw rtru- 2+irew ,/Oi, Lancs.:apa PrOfsC13 at /►yam y n .ra.wa. IMI{atl 1 Vi J.a-s, led Caws kirGr I �,us,ww, tray+. .�IiatrM. wore ee.kol cknaowbn.m. c, 1p0O . aft CSN Alan Cow pine? of 565 00 ywwrr At- t.., A re Full -r. n.: -il,re car" MSC Sao wars, a brass eras. a .ell .tirpr, r .cry (905}339 0964 can Me" vasaen ward to nit• -0 Ilion Of bide woos. slaver* good :1a= t Urinal ONnra. 30' x 150' V eA a14Taw-72!<I work 5-9 p.m. daily -119. .aw-- cabby' A bare. PNA Cao miry ,hors : 1 verbte. AUOCWB Broker nudely deme Iia" loo rwwnooud, b kill The e a sal, you Naso, Pena" r�y,w,e a for regnk tired chen- would nw rens to moss, So rwrk your calrsosr a we a tie st -(M )) : 1 fres. Car an oriel, fellfpr abet SBM -'-.1- .." to mw10 roan. 7AN POrhln A IsuhOry, Nem 0a1. ON vrw.q: Fn 10 . m . 4 p m sof. f a m w bore a AC HANDYMAN Jan a gnat crew. all• L-1, avradbb Terms - Cys,, Viiia, M C , lues. SERVICES PhO"° ` -9003 011-6 ,. wprow 10 Fm mow wMx w -pi, w corenys, ,aserMrt finishes TIMBER TREE ypr a -e p w book an..er. a" Cas Pani. SERVICE Tied ESTATE SALES SEAVICE. (obe) 373 -lee drywall r 1477-M3.2an. Sp oauring ,n Armpue t Estme painting: mnafdr. Frperts in ken). -I auction saike ex'enor. plumbitV I rnuwast. Yl un.nr and much more dkToppmng (905) 631-2416 Fully insured Free estimates pill"a Call Shawn 1311111 =� 101 ions-i704 -GWANTEECr Aavl PAINTING a oam91� PLASTOWN Stucco olkings. Wfanion rnaloastors, Pay as yin r SaasAetl Far a kat erfalna an sera r&DOCRE" fnnWADSS&.IONAll M'L4C1�MREt10N . plead Din. thaws rail rrHnished Hhowirr st•ss,,.:wmys.t:v..my W+im timyala, (905N71.41612. Yea saw tam O1RB NMgEmaEs -Off er CALABA IE l%' 1 make, tons. only SM.9g0. TAM. I13rrkes A Home Cupboard, Poch- tai- 'P 4.am y soot ANS m. -e an" capuabN b baser b Phone water$. 1 -90o -1St. blM IJbrary table, re, AIICI'IOM, MONW.. sE 13. R C o` y r' � 3631 ed 6a. $36srrtw must finLshed grann scales, LICE, TO M HUD AT POLICE STATION, OIC n. zos ora i.v scv,n 4 far OmtwdeY a Wrap. 5100.000 PmrCr mmm0s be 78. T -We N N I les Angor a�VC be nornhaa . iANas. Car P lab walnut 40 WEST a COe011116. w uhdaead W. Rate. agoras ciI Iw a FREE Fskwame Amulets A P�AgP �16� ICY PITCIIIC w hese t end y.tables,n. 40 Coda. ail Dlhtirs, tamarat, Peak W. tooW. hod bust. S OtIIIM aMMAIE'2 . t bad. Rams Fab Ye maoa wNm. rfields, an• mammml aaak brrq mer l7aq saoNr, assaw twsr.w a a- X7661 5235 obba room bwoaoxx dialse noom. 52.991mm td.'24 his 1- tique pNtuI & shales final. tirti �jpRESERVES Sad :Or ws. A SELL IT NEW a1CMRM - EM 1Mn: 3 tam0p to. DaltiaNy Ikwshpd 900451.3m frames, b oak T -back SHARP Tank Cash or Cape Cary a M WMW Ave. CALL burden, WAN bw bsal- , bra=nd. 2 GNwoomN. IMAtA711a tlady duos. brieggee lapses, pa�set�aea� wad b InraBo. Sian Cook 51.172.50. MwncwM ode wasp Rad Soon. pkodem hulc3t, cocks, iaei3s5-ztK PANrMG ANl OS -M �p i DECOR �,� t( Caw kI1mY. ORIONC h iL OAiOs. 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We si icerety apologize tar any mconveniaue this may have caused Sears customers. Fast, than, reliab428-Ml a IMMEDIATE WORK AVAILABLE FOR FACTORY WORKERS SHIPPER RECEIVERS GREAT ASSIGNMENTS & PAY! all PLUS Vacation Pay/Benefits/ Shift premium/Overtime no PLUS Long/Short Term Positions COME TO OUR JOB FAIRI THURSDAY, SEPT. 9V99 Pickering Rec. Ctr., 9:30am-3pm Rmlr3 1867 Valleyfarm Rd. (Wary 2lValleyfarm) Please bring the following: S.I.N. Card/Safety Boots/2 References A 2 -hour commitment to fully register and you're ready to work! We look forward to meeting you! However, if you're unable to attend, please call 7-888-464-5355 - toll free KEI.LY SERVICES AI► RU E 22 WO AW4WM K WEDW ADAY WMDN, s.pM+w« it. 19ee Area athletes golden at provincial track meet Paul Martin, Patricia Mayers and Devin Blair of the Oshawa Legion Track and Field Club were golden at the Ontario Track and Field Associa- tion championships in Sarnia recent- ly. In the midget division. Martin, of Pickering, won three gold medals, in high jump (1.85m), 100m hurdles (14.34) and 400m (53.18). Oshawa's Mavers won the 200m (25.11) and the 4(IOm (57.59), while Whitby's Blair won the 200m (23.28) and finished second in the 100m (11.78). Imola Major of Counice was sec- ond in the high jump (1.60m) while Linda Major was third in high jump (1.55m). Nick O'Donahue was second in the 200m hurdles (27.75), fourth in the 100m hurdles (15.56) and eighth in long jump (4.65m). Other midget results: Melissa Perryman, 8th in 100m semi finals (13.40), sixth in 200m (27.88); Ashley Quesnel, 8th in 400m. 1:04.41; Allison Lunney, 13th in 400m (1:07.12); 11 th in 80m hur- dles (14.62). 6th in high jump (1.40m); Colleen Connolly, 19th in 400m (1:10.15). 14th in 200m hurdles (34.72); Sarah Weir, 13th in 800m (2:28.88). 12th in 1.500m (5:12.27); Christine Mitchell, I Ith in 200m hur- dles (33.69), 12th in 80m hurdles (15.10); Kevin Maynard. 4th in shot put (12.74m), T -4th in high jump (I .70m): 161h in 100m semis (12.72). Junior results: Katie Backus. 2nd in pole vault (2.50m). I Ith in high jump Leigh Cushnie. 7th in 400m hurdles (1:12.18): Geoff Clodd, 4th in 400m hurdles (56.78). 10th in 400m semis (51.20). At the JuvenilclSenior meet in Sar- nia. Mayers won gold in the 400m (58.24), silver in the 200m (25.63) and Imola Major (1.67m) won gold in the high jump. Juvenile results: Leigh Cushnie, 7th in 100m heat (13.64), 6th in 80m hurdles (13.47), 9th in 300m hurdles (50.51): Colleen Connolly, 6th in I 00 beat (13.98); Allison Lunney, l6th in 400m (1:07.63), Ilth in 300m hurdles (52.26); Christine Mitchell. 14th in 300m hurdles (54.89), 7th in 8(hn burdks beat (14.51); Nick O'Dtmu- bue. 12th in 300m hurdles (42.84). 7th in 100m beat (12.56): Paul Mar- tin, 2nd in high jump (1.85m). I I th in 300m hurdles (42.32): Geoff Clodd. tin in 100m semis (11.78). Devin Blair, 5th in 100m semis (11.53). 6th in 200m semis (23.68): Matthew Godfrev, 8th in 1500m (4:16.77), 11 th in 800m 12:03.43). Senior results: Katie Backus. T -4th in high jump, (1 -%In ), 5th in pole vault (2.60m); Ian Kudryk, 4th in shot put (12.33m), 7th in javelin (35.57m). Pickering under -8s run out of Power at tourney final PICKERING — The Pickering Power boys' under -eight rep soccer team fell just short of posting a per- fect weekend at the recent Newmar- ket tournament. After recording three wins and a tie to advance to the championship final, the Pickering under -eight squad dropped the final to the Markham Lightning. No score was reported. Pickering Power earned a berth in the final by defeating Wexford 3-1 in the semi-final. Callum Lynch, Kristofer Michael and Brydon Cens- er scored. In round-robin play, Pickering started slowly with a 2-2 tie against Glen Shields. Moise Oke and Antho- ny Valerio scored for the Power. Pickering then notched a 1-0 vic- lory over Unionville -Milliken. Luke Pollard was the lone goal scorer. Derek Redmond was outstanding in goal to post the shutout. In the final round-robin game. Pickering defeated Markham II 3-1. Dean Lawrence, Pollard and Oke found the net. Team members are Andy Andre - off, Brydon Ceaser, Mitchell Dacos- ta, Cameron Farrell, Dean Lawrence, Marc Levesque, Callum Lynch, Kristofer Michael, Moise Oke, Luke Pollard, Derek Redmond, Kyle Sawyer, Mark Sterling and Anthony Valerio. 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