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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1999_09_10PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER k--- ---------------------- - - - - - PRESSRUN 49,8001 32 PAGES Doctor faces more sex assault charges Man arrested at Pickering home BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer A Durham Region neurologist already accused of molesting a 13 - year -old boy in a department store washroom at the Oshawa Centre has now been charged with sexual- ly assaulting three former patients. Despite the new charges — in- volving alleged "fondling and inap- propriate touching" of men dating back to 1975 — Dr. Douglas F. Waller, 59, will continue to be per- mitted to treat patients at Lakeridge Health Oshawa, where he has pnv- ileges, hospital officials said. Dr. Waller, a Pickering resident, was initially arrested July 9 at his Oshawa medical office after a Whitby boy told police he was or- dered into a stall in the men's wash- room at The Bay and sexually as- saulted by a man. Dr. Waller was charged with See SEARCH page 4 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1999 THE HOPE IS ALIVE Pickering residents ready to run in memos of Tern, page 7 JASON LIEBREGTS✓News Advertiser photo rri That's using your noodle Andrew Rattery enjoys the rude while his father, Paul, pulls him around the pool on a floating 'noodle'. The two were having fun at the McLean Community Centre in Ajax, which is busy getting ready for its fifth anniversary bash being held there Saturday, Sept. 17. New rules, procedures at school board Revised bylaws governing a number of the public board's rules and procedures will be considered for approval at the Durham District School Board's Sept. 20 meeting. The bylaws, which govern everything from the selection process of student representatives to the responsibilities of the board's chairman and vice-chairman, were reviewed and updated by an ad-hoc committee from January to June of this year, the board's standing com- mittee heard Tuesday. "Due to the many changes in legislation, it was necessary to re- view the bylaws to ensure they re- flect the changes,," board director Grant Yeo said in a report outlining changes to the 13 bylaws. "In addi- tion, some of the changes in the structure and governance such as the decreased number of trustees and staff led to changes in practice which need to be reflected in the bylaws." Revisions include changes in committee names and titles, alter- ations to the forms for public ques- tion period, changes reflecting the revised Education Act, additions to bylaws in regard to role descrip- tions and a new code of conduct that sets out consequences for trustees who breach the code. The standing committee accept- ed the report Tuesday. The report goes to the board for formal ap- proval Monday, Sept. 20. SINCE 1965 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND AT THE MOVIES Horrors are headed this way, page 21 Pickering nuclear plant fire safety plans spark debate Improvements don't go far enough: Brenner BY LINDA WHITE Staff Writer PICKERING — Plans to im- prove fire safety at Ontario Power Generation Pickering Nuclear don't go far enough, claims a nu- clear watchdog. "We don't believe any corners should be cut," says Irene Kock of Durham Nuclear Awareness in re- sponse to a presentation on the station's fire safety program. made Wednesday at the Picker- ing/Ontario Hydro Liaison Com- mittee meeting. Regional Ward 1 Councillor Maurice Brenner agrees, charging OPG with "operating like a See PICKERING page 4 Inside the News Advertiser VMM TO F= R IF -Mb" Pale ...........6 ..............6 fat ..........22 Spens ................24 ClasdrW .............26 GIVE US A CALL GeWNW ..........683-5110 Oistrihdien ......683-5117 peau Notices .....683-3005 AWOM Lir ......683-7545 Simewely TM ...........1-800-662-8423 End .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX.............683-7363 MAURICE BRENNER 'Operating like a fortress.' useuni lla�e September 11&12 Call For Details 6W -m tP PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 'Sponsored by. p K1996 Fp l i ON New Comtiy FM _. ta.�. - At C: 1 now ••- .f •. 9-7x Z®NtF CARAW 28T PNO $AM PLUS $855 W. 3.8X► FNUNM- FOR 43 MM.** I + tau. 36 MOS. Geld Key Lease, APR -3.8% $8!4.33 Dan a day ry in& tax- lacbdes refundable semitr time&- •• •-mmu ■n It acri■ zziw raN SAM PWS $810 FRT 3.8% M AWN FOR 48 1110S. - own 5408 K *tax. 36 Mos. 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SCARBOROUGH PACKAGES NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Seplembw 10, 1999 PAGE 3 &V Durham boards ke%em focus on extra-cufficulars 1PICKERING OPTOMETRIC CLINIC Trustees hope for complete return of sports, clubs BY SUSAN O'NEIIL Staff Writer - - While the lack of extra -curricular ac- tivities continues to plague Durham's high schools this year as the fallout from last year's labour disputes continues, the situation could turn around soon in pub- lic high schools here. Durham District School Board chair- man Doug Ross reports the board will unveil a plan to kick-start extracurricu- lar activities in its secondary schools at its next board meeting. "We've been working on it:' Trustee Ross said in an interview following the board's standing committee meeting Tuesday. "We're going to make some kind of announcement on Sept. 20. We just want to get it right. But we can't wait forever." The Whitby trustee reports the board is still looking at several options in the hope of restarting extra -curricular sports teams, drama groups and music clubs in the coming weeks. And, while those options include the possibility of recruiting community vol- unteers to run after-school activities, he maintains "the best scenario is that the teachers do it" However, in order for that to happen there would need to be some changes to teachers' workload, reports Shelley Page, Durham president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation (OSSTF). "We would certainly love to return to a world where our members were able to commit (to extra -curricular activities):' she says, noting "that will require some relief in terms of workload:' Ms. Page believes if the board could re -direct money into human resources at the secondary level, that would be a good "first step " But, if the board chooses to pursue community volunteers to run programs, she predicts that would "further alienate our members:' noting that option does not address the real issue of teachers' workload but is simply a case of "the board trying to make it right in the eyes of the public" And, with the implementation of the new high school curriculum under way and the "threat (of teacher testing) hang- ing over their heads", Ms. Page main- tains teachers "need to concentrate their efforts on the classroorn more than ever before.", At the Dunham Catholic District School Board, chairman Mary Ann Mar- tin says the "door remains open" for dis- cussion with local members of the On- tario English Catholic Teachers' Associ- ation (OECTA). We are still meeting with the teach- ers' representatives on it and are hoping to have a resolution to it," she reports. "Otlr kids don't need another year like they had (last year)." The Whitby trustee says the board will continue working with OECTA until a resolution is reached, noting the "preference" is that teachers will step ,forward and resume extra -curricular 'steams and clubs. "We do have some extra -curricular activities in place," Trustee Martin notes. "I think they'll come back slowly but surely, but I don't think it'll ever be the same as it was before" Bob McDonnell, the new president of Durham's OECTA secondary divi- sion, says, "We've had several meetings (with the board) over the summer but they came to nothing in the end, so we're currently operating under the arbitrated settlement" And, while he maintains that settle- ment "certainly allows" teachers to par- ticipate in extra -curricular activities, he notes teachers simply aren't offering to run teams and clubs this year. "We are the only Catholic board in Ontario teaching 6.5 (of eight classes). Some of our members are teaching seven (of eight) this year and quite a few are teaching four (of four) this semes- ter," Mr. McDonnell says, noting he ex- pects there will have to be some change to that before teachers have the "time, energy and enthusiasm" to get involved. 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Coxggratulations Kyrnbrrlie for being our Carrier of the i %%.ihnirt..{lix) ►ii Kingswti Rd AIa[ 222 Hay IN >t )X .flax 26 Innt_,ton Rtl tis k 13") KGntt.ton R.1 l'hilc A* •'4 Y=may ��Y',. �✓, r 6lKMM11.a4KN6.NNN616t ar 66M aro t.61�Yar i66YYYY6. 6. 4i 6iY 6)• Y i r'� 6 Jt \•.�� .....'.).. 4'6 6'6 .. 4. a 46 6 6 4 4 6♦ 644 4 6 6 4 41 6 4 4 4 4 4 6'6'6 6 6 6 4 6 6 66 6 4 66 6 6 a 6 4% 4 6 6 11. 6 6'6 11 4 a 6.6 6 4 6. 6 6 ... . P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10,1999 Search warrant executed at doctor's* Durham medical office Dr. Douglas Waller was brought to Durham Regional Police headquarters Wednesday. He was arrested at his Picker- ing home and faces seraul assault charges. He is to appear in court nest Monday. SEARCH from page I sexual assault and sexual interference and released with several conditions. Durham Regional Po- lice say media reports about the case prompted three former patients to complain to the sexual as- sault squad. "There's an expecta- tion when a doctor exam- ines you he's doing the examination in good faith. for a legitimate medical reason;' said Sergeant Jim Grimley. "Those former patients contacted police feeling that these exami- nations were inappropri- ate. They perhaps ques- tioned the legitimacy of the treatment they re- ceived;' he said. Dr. Waller was rear- rested by police Wednes- day morning as he left his Rougemount Drive home Pickering, argue ue � See PICKF.RING page 4 fortress" and without regard for the community it is located in. DNA and the Town of Pick- ering are lobbying OPG to comply with newer codes in renovations at its Pickering 'A' side of the nuclear station• which was constructed in the late 1960s. DNA "has been pushing that they comply with newer codes" instead of those at the time of construction "because obvious- ly there have been changes to the code:' says Ms. Kock. The "level of regulation was very slack back then;' main- tains Coun. Brenner, who says there is "some question that (Pickering Nuclear) won't comply with today's standards. Part of the problem is that it would take not just millions of dollars, but billions of dollars to bring it there." While fire protection "is very, very important" in any building, Ms. Kock notes it's particularly important at a nu- clear station, as it could affect cabling into a control room and could otherwise affect control of reactors. In his presentation, OPG fire protection manager Nick Ivanoff outlined plans to install new sprinklers and alarms, and pointed to an Emergency Re- sponse Team staffed by 50 full- time staff with 10 per crew. In the past, staff volunteered to respond to emergencies, 65 of whom have been "retained" as volunteers and will continue to respond to alarms and emer- gencies in addition to their reg- ular duties, Mr. Ivanoff noted. OPG "takes seriously" fires at the station, the number of which have declined since 1996, when 16 fires were re - '.ported. There have been four so far this year, including two in cigarette waste containers that weren't emptied frequent- ly enough, Mr. Ivanoff report - for work. Sgt. Grimley said detectives also exe- cuted a search warrant at the accused's King Street East medical office. He said a 40 -year-old Kitchener man told police he was sexually assaulted in 1975, while he 'was a 16 -year-old patient at St. Michael's Hospital, in Toronto. A 31 -year-old Oshawa man has also al- leged he was "fondled in a sexual manner" while under the physician's care in 1994 and in 1998, said Sgt. Grimley. And, a 28 - year -old Oshawa man re- ported being "inappropri- ately touched in a sexual manner" while in the doc- tor's King Street medical office in 1997. Dressed in casual pants and a mono- grammed golf shirt, a grim -faced Dr. Waller was arraigned in the King over fire safety IRENE KOCK Wants OPG to 'comply with newer codes.' cd. The two other fires were re- lated to equipment — one on a drive belt on a motor that dri- ves a pump and the other in an electrical cabinet on a dryer. But the issue of fires brings another serious concern: that OPG is not required to imme- diately call the fire department, but does an internal inspection first to determine if it is a false alarm, according to Mr. l vanoff. Ms. Kock worries precious minutes could be lost if the fire department is needed and the call is delayed because of that internal inspection. Mr. Ivanoff told the News Advertiser the OPG acknowl- edges the pressure from the fire department and others to call the fire department as soon as an alarm sounds, but that OPG hasn't yet changed its policy. "They're in their own little world down there;' criticizes Coun. Brenner. And though he realizes the station is regulated by the Atomic Energy Control Board, he maintains it can't ignore "lower -tier standards" like local fire safety. Street East courthouse just a block away from his office. He was charged with three additional counts of sexual assault and one count of indecent assault on a male. Justice of the Peace Jack Wiley attached sev- eral terms to Dr. Waller's release, as requested by prosecutor Janice Smith and consented to by de- fence lawyer Tom Balka. Under the conditions, the doctor cannot be alone with or conduct a physical examination of any pa- tient without the presence of an adult at least 21 years of age. Nor can he be alone with a person under the age of 16, un- less accompanied by an adult at least 21. He is not to have any communication with the alleged victims and is banned from possessing any firearms, ammunition or explosives. Dr. Wallcr is to ap- pear in court Monday. BOOKNOW.1 .19ofift- BEDS DISCOUNTERS con G� 41 Harwood Ave., S. 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And the legacy Canadian Terry Fox left behind when he succumbed almost 19 years ago to the cancer that claimed his leg remains one of hope. His memory is kept alive every year in Pickering when area residents join to organize and take part in the annual Terry Fox Run to raise money for on- going cancer research in Canada. We'll all have the chance to honour Terry here at home on Sunday. Sept. 19 with the latest edition of the fund-rais- er..li's open to everyone and we en- courage you to get out and walk, cycle, skip, skateboard or run the local course to raise funds right here at home. Last year, Pickering residents joined forces to raise S 18,000. That sum might seem small, but is an important part of the $15.4 million raised globally in 1998 for the Terry Fox Foundation. With enough support this year. Pickering can increase the local fund-raising total and once again be part of an important ini- tiativc. But, it's not all business. Pickering residents don't have to finish the entire course, and you're encouraged to have fun along the way. The route takes you into the heart of Pickering's central core and will provide the community a perfect opportunity to get out and enjoy one of the last days of summer with family, friends and neighbours. Find a friend, encourage sponsor- ship, strap on your sneakers and be- come a part of the legacy Terry Fox left behind. With local support, the run can help provide pieces to the cancer puz- zle scientists are still trying to fit to- gether. Terry Fox never had the good for- tune to finish his Marathon of Hope. But he inspired Canadians with his selfless determination, his grand notion of running from one end of this great country to the other, his recognition of the need for ongoing and groundbreak- ing research into a cure for cancer. In Pickering, we can honour the memory of Terry Fox by picking up where he left off. The local route is easily navigable. The local organizers are friendly and supportive. The result can be that clu- sivc cure. Terry Fox wasn't able to finish his Marathon of Hope. But we can pick up the torch and carry it to the finish line. Sec you on Sunday. Sept. 19. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnews@durham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence wilt be consid- ered for publication. SEPT. l0 1999 IT SEEMSYOUNE SMD . ON CUT N PASTE OW IOU NEED TO Wa UP Al YOUD Al DUA8ET KINDERUARTE LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Money allotted cbrations plus another thing, for party could e better spent To the editor: Re: Barb Twiner's letter in the News Advertiser Aug. 29 edition. 1, too, have been perplexed over Pickering's millennium cel - We're in the griof merger mania Is less competition in our best interests? Ajax resident Trish Robinson is wrong number. a concerned citizen who beeves in Trish Are we to blame as consumers? a free enterprise system. That is a difficult question- We want Robinson cheaper prices and flock to big box re - More and more companies are tail stores. The purchase power of merging, buying out or joining with Opinion Shaper large corporations from manufactur- another to create mega -corporations. �I j ers allows them by just their sheer size Creating these companies is neces- to control markets and inflate prices. sary for global competition, increased fair, quality at the highest standards Anonymity allows them to keep market shares that in turn increase and good customer service. If we buying up small businesses so that as stock value and profits. In most cases don't like it we can go elsewhere. consumers many times we are not this is true but I see it a little differ- What if eventually there is nowhere aware that where we are shopping is ently. else to go? controlled by one company. The increasing monopoly of big Mega -corporations lose direct ac- Mergers are happening within our business is decreasing fair and honest countability to the customer. Hired hospitals, government services, air - competition. Think of the scenario if management cannot control service or lines, retail, and banks, the list is end - McDonald's bought out Wendy's, products available that are mandated less. Bigger does not always mean Harvey's and Burger King. That by a head office often not located any- better. We have power as consumers. would allow one company to wipe out where near the customer base, but by We have to use it, before we lose it. their competition and be able to corporate spreadsheets and financial Insist on quality, demand customer charge whatever price they wanted for reports. service and ask for choices of prod - a burger. The recent mergers of gro- We have seen the effects of busi- ucts. Make this issue important to our eery chains have resulted in one cor- nesses with no competition such as elected officials and demand that poration, usually under the guise of local telephone and cable companies. mergers and acquisitions be in the different names, controlling the food A few years ago when cable tried to best interests of our communities and we buy. If they want to charge $2.79 add a few dollars to our cable bills, the people in which they serre. for a tomato from Mexico, will we be people were up in arms and angry. able to continue to go down the street They backed off. Call 411 infotma- E-mail comments on this column to and buy elsewhere? We would have tion these days and you're calling a renews@durham.net. Submissions no choice of where to buy if we want- call centre somewhere in the States. which include the writer's f X name ed the product at the price they're The latest is that they are going to and town of residence will be con - charging. Competition keeps prices charge us even if we are given the sidered for publication, ice---------------ep�1---.•..aA, ,tea ._.-�--^ ..., _ •- ••-,w.�..�,b.,ll...,�Jii Wily the town is to become a city? So much so, that after read- ing in the Toronto Star Aug. 16 edition an interview that colum- nist Stan Josey had with Coun- cillor Rick Johnson about the above I sent him (Johnson) an e- mail asking a few questions about the proposed gala affair, to which us lesser mortals could not afford to attend anyway, and also the rationale behind the change to city status. As yet I have not had any response to my ques- tions. What better way to commem- orate Pickering becoming a city and Durham celebrating its 25 years of existence than to have a centre that would enable the am- ateur theatrical and orchestral groups in the region to perform in satisfactory surroundings. It could also serve as a place where professional performances would take place. Markham, North York, Mis- sissauga all have these facilities for such occasions (which I might add are well attended) as do many other smaller towns in Ontario. Pickering wants to become a City? Then it should start to act like one! Some time ago when I raised the question of why we did not have a centre for the per- forming arts, with one of our town officials, I was given an an- swer that surprised me; I was told: "The people of Pickering are a young community interest- ed more in sport than in culture," I sincerely hope that the com- munity and Pickering Council have now matured enough to re- alize that there is more to life than just sport. 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L IS 2115 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers- The News Advertiser is a me nber of the Ajax dt Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advetiscment limited to space price error occu- pws. A167 �.iii� r Fwd .. ..� frv.'., � :fp ?�iil�Til��j1RJ�+M°', "� f t • K. �il`:,. i % } T.,�� �S Y '..I•� i' -rte ;� � �� Mexic NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 PAGE 7 P an housing mission a lesson for teen church group The house -building crew included (back row, from left) Nicole Kimberley, Philip Persaud and Danielle Antrum. Front row, from left, is Julia Mokedanz, Melis- sa Mokedanz, Paige Murray and Emily Cowan. The teens travelled to Juarez, Mexico and spent their time building a two -room home during the week-long stay. PICKERING — A re- cent missions trip to Mexico provided a group of Picker- ing teens with much more than an opportunity to help the less fortunate, reports a local pastor. Pastor Brian McVitty of St. Paul's on -the -Hill Angli- can Church in Pickering, who recently travelled to Juarez, Mexico with a team of 16 students and five adults to build a home for a family in the city's slums, explains the trip to the border -city Aug. 28 was a life -changing experi- ence for many participants. "The Pickering team went to Mexico expecting to do their good deed for those less fortunate," he says in a report on the mission trip. "What re- ally happened was that we discovered a poverty of spirit in our own hearts which was ministered to by our Mexican hosts the end of the week there was not just a new home, but changed lives and new hearts " Pastor McVitty reports the team "built a simple but com- plete two -room home" dur- ing their week-long stay, not- ing the group put in a lot of hard work and long hours to ensure the construction was completed on time. "For the teens, it was a first-time, cross-cultural ex- perience where they were able to live with the poorest of the Mexicans;' Pastor McVitty reports, adding the team's accommodation was provided by a local church where group members slept on the Floor during their stay. "The meals were simple. The heat was extreme;' he adds. However, the team's re- ception was as warm as the weather. '"I'he arrival of 22 Canadi- Pickering residents help keep Terry Fox's dream-_ alive BY MARIANNF. TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING been 19 years since the spread of his cancer forced Terry Fox to abandon his cross -Canada run to raise money for research into the disease. The young hero vowed at the time not to give up, but, as most Canadians know, he died of cancer a lit- tle over nine months later. On Sunday, Sept. 19, res- idents of Pickering and com- munities across Canada have the opportunity to show they haven't forgotten Terry or his dream of a cure for can- cer by participating in the annual Terror Fox Runs being held here and else- where. "It's the largest fund-rais- ing event on any single day anywhere in the world," says Carolyn Stevens, who notes there are runs in many coun- tries other than Canada as well. Ms. Stevens, of the Pickering -Ajax Women Canadian Progress Club. is in charge of organizing the local run, which has been sponsored by the club for the past five years. '17he main purpose is to get as many Canadians out as possible to show aware- ness of and support for can- cer research," she says. Pickering's run will offi- cially begin at 9 a.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Registration begins at 8 am. aW continues until 12 noon. "People can come throughout the morning and register and then head off on their own," says Ms. Stevens. She also notes partici- pants don't have to run. You can also in-line skate, bicy- cle or use practically any mode of transportation you wish. Nor do you have to finish the entire 10 -kilome- tre route if it's too much. There are two ways par- ticipants can contribute to the fund-raising effort. You can either simply make a do- nation when you register or sign up sponsors ahead of time. Sponsorship forms are available at the recreation complex and Pickering Cen- tral Library, as well as at several local businesses, in- cluding Canadian Tire on Terry Fox Run Sunday,' Sept. 19 Kingston Road and Your In- dependent Grocer (YIG) on Dixie Road. For those who start at 9 a.m., an aerobics instructor will be on hand at 8:40 to lead everyone through a warm-up. There'll also be a mas- sage therapist available all morning to soothe aching muscles in return for a dona- tion that will go to the Terry Fox Foundation. Janet Ecker, Ontario Edu- cation Minister and Picker- ing -Ajax -Uxbridge MPP, has been invited to fire the start gun at 9 a.m. as she did last year, and it's likely but not certain she'll be able to make it, according to Ms. Stevens. The route for the run will be north on Valley Farm to Kingston Road, west on Kingston to Glcnanna Road, north and west on Glenanna to Dixie Road, north on Dixie past Finch Avenue to the railroad tracks, and back the same way. Last year Pickering's run attracted about 150 partici- pants and raised $I 8,(X)O. Similar runs held in 53 countries around the world in 1998 raised $15.4 million for the Terry Fox Founda- tion. The local organizers are hoping to attract even more participants in Pickering this year by promoting the run in area schools. Progress Club members will be visiting the schools shortly after classes begin to urge students to participate. "We feel that young peo- pie are able to roller skate and run and young people should be involved in com- munity events," notes Ms. Stevens. Once again this year, local businesses are helping out with donations of re- freshments for the run. So far, Tim Hortons at Kingston and Whites roads will be providing Timbits for partic- ipants and YIG is supplying fruit. "Any other donations that we can get, they're always welcome;' says Ms. Stevens. Anyone wishing to donate refreshments or who would like a sponsor sheet mailed out may phone her at 416-285-2546. ans, plus all of their building supplies in the back street lo- cation was a source of amazement for the rest of the neighbourhood;' Pastor McVitty explains, noting it didn't take long for tmembers to form friendships with the local children who looked on as the house was built. "It was almost as if there was a Vacation Bible Camp taking place on the street in front of the construction site;" the pastor says. "I will always remember the children of Mexico and the way they looked at us:' says 18 -year-old Melissa Mokedanz. "Somehow I could see the purity and hum- bleness of Jesus in their eyes" Pastor McVitty notes the trip, the church's first mis- sions trip for teens, was planned over the past four months and organized in con - junction with a Texas -batted organization known as Casa Por Cristo (Houses for Christ). Formed six years ago, the organization "works with a committee of 50 local pastors (in EI Patio, Texas) to chane families for whom the homes will be built. "This year they facilitated the construction of 200 homes in the slums;" he adds, noting the cost for each is $2,500 US, which covers building materials, organiza- tional support, a foreman and guide for the construction site. An just one week it was amazing to see the lives of the team members change right before our eyes:' Pastor McVitty says. "Hearts were opened to the sufTenngs of others, values and priorities suddenly shifted and God spoke to each heart in a per- sonal and profound way." Nuclear Energy and the Environmental Big Picture d SHIER Prmsident, Canadian Nuclear Worker%' Council Nuclear workers were more than a little upset at the News Advertiser's recent editorial attack (Comedv of Errors, Aug. 25) over a miniscule leak at the Pickering nuclear plant. Since we cati't get the same front-page space the: paper's editors can choose for their regular anti-nuclear splashes. we had to buy this space to tell our side: of the story. Last month. one of the Pickering generators leaked into the lake an amount of tritium that was just about what nature itself puts into the lake. about six hundred times Less than the regulatory safe level. By any standard of environmental concern, a leak this small vanishes into insignificance, but it made the News Advertiser front page as well as an editorial full of inflamed indignation telling us to 'clean up our act'. Now, it usually serves no purpose to point to others, and there are many, who pollute far more seriously than the nuclear industry. But environmental harm is environmental harm, no matter how little or who does it. We all have to 'clean up our act'. Nuclear plants are. and should be, held to far higher standards than other industries and nuclear workers accept that . But when a trace of pollution scarcely above nature's own level brings such editorial indignation, nuclear workers feel justified in asking what would happen if this 'state -of -nature' environmental standard was applied to all industries? The answer is, it would shut down most major industries overnight. Even the newspaper industry would come under scrutiny, with questions on whether producing newspapers that consists of 65-90 percent advertising should be considered socially important enough to justify cutting down acres of trees? On global warming, nuclear plants prevent ozone - destroying gases from entering the atmosphere. (Although most newspapers use recycled newsprint, recycle content is about 25-40 percent. The rest is virgin fibre). But we don't shut down industries, since few if any can reasonably be expected to operate imperfect harmony with nature. In that context, is it too much to expect News Advertiser editors to apply the same sense of reasonableness to their expectations of the Pickering nuclear plant'? Nuclear workers will be back in this spot periodically to give our side of the nuclear story. Meanwhile, we'd be glad to answer readers' questions on nuclear Issues at 416-460-7204. Advertising Feature AM PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 It's all 01r] sal e or at special Purchase prices. Ll This weekend, all furniture and sleep sets are on sale or at Special Purchase prices. Plus, it's like there's NO GST ADDED* on all furniture & sleep sets and Use your Sears Card and don't pay for one full year' on all furniture & sleep sets Sale prices in effect Satuday, September 11 and Sway, September 12.1999. Some items may have been on sale during the past week "iture store Whole 9hofte_ eoorJinated furniture Wunx Sears furniture store 1650VICl'ORIA ST, UNIT tri, Tiirrim ovrano. III 10'il:: (9051 a/9 -#W ]".cure store whoIeg h oA►e_ ----a6MW furniture "N's 110 tMrr's NO WT ADD®' albr: Sears wd deduct hom re gem price the same d011ar amani as the GST you mu pay. GST equivalent reduction does not appy 10 pudreses made under tax exempt status Oiler dues not appy ro deferral lees. delivery, mantenance 9� t►aYable aOv"t acme of Dudase• Offerer t 2,1999. •"Daa'1 Par' olbr. Dm 't pay until Seplember 2000. on approved credit, with you Sears Card. Wwnum WW WdM. $35 deferral tee and all applicable razes and Sunday. September 26,1999. Ask for details. f M oftc Exclude Catabgue puchases. �U92e999 ADphl a merdrardse in Sears fvn>i4se Stores. Cap o 1999. Smm Dns Irc. w IN HM 401 M VICTORIA STREET E. FE 1650VICl'ORIA ST, UNIT tri, Tiirrim ovrano. III 10'il:: (9051 a/9 -#W ]".cure store whoIeg h oA►e_ ----a6MW furniture "N's 110 tMrr's NO WT ADD®' albr: Sears wd deduct hom re gem price the same d011ar amani as the GST you mu pay. GST equivalent reduction does not appy 10 pudreses made under tax exempt status Oiler dues not appy ro deferral lees. delivery, mantenance 9� t►aYable aOv"t acme of Dudase• Offerer t 2,1999. •"Daa'1 Par' olbr. Dm 't pay until Seplember 2000. on approved credit, with you Sears Card. Wwnum WW WdM. $35 deferral tee and all applicable razes and Sunday. September 26,1999. Ask for details. f M oftc Exclude Catabgue puchases. �U92e999 ADphl a merdrardse in Sears fvn>i4se Stores. Cap o 1999. Smm Dns Irc. w IN Stories, games at Ajax libraries AJAX -- The fall session of Storytime in Ajax gets under way Sept. 13 and runs until Nov. 20. The pro- grams offered at the Main Branch (683- 4000) are: Mondays at 10:15 a.m. (two -year- olds), 11 a.m. (Books for Ba- bies), and 6:45 p.m. (Family Storytime); on Wednesdays at 10:30 a.m. (three years and older); Thurs- days at 10:30 a.m. and 1:15 p.m. (both for four years and older). At the M c L e a n Branch (428- 8489): Mon- days at 1:30 p.m. (four years and older); Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. (three years and older); Wednes- days at 10:30 a.m. (two -year- olds) and 11:15 a.m. (Books for Babies), and Thursdays at 10:30 a.m. ( four years and older). At the Vil- lage Branch (683-1140): Mondays at 10:15 a.m. (three years and older) and 11 a.m. (two -year- olds); Wednes- days at 1:15 p.m. (four years and older) and Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. (family Story - time). Meanwhile, the Games Room at the Ajax Commu- nity Centre re- opens Tues- days, Sept. 7 and is open Monday to Fri- days from 6 to 9 p.m. and Sat- urdays and Sundays from noon to 8 p.m. There are coin- operated video games, foosball and pool tables available. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 PAGE 9 A/P Ch e ®A o s "Fri a e tem er 1 to s �IX Seote m er 129W, �y� y I 21.1 r sriday 4pm - ,m gam m' n and Sun ���1am rya m ::::ift •. .' 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N*,'427,,,9931 0 - Blood donor clinic Satur replenish supp day aims to re 0 lies p AJAX — A is OK, but O is still low. The Canadian Blood Services reports levels of O type blood are extremely ION and is only bcinI issued to hospi tals with patient in critical need. Levels of Y type blood ha4 also been ver, k: low, but stoc NEWS, ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 FAGE 1s IVP have since bees replenished. "The respons( at our Labou Day clinics wa! wonderful," Di rector of Donoi Services Michele Leroux says "But, we neer more donors on regular basis it we want to avoir shortages like [his in the future." Only about four to five pei cent of Canadians donate blood. While hun- dreds donated at Labour Day clin- ics, hospitals were also using blood. In one case, a person se- riously hurt in a traffic accident required more than 20 units of type O blood. In another situation, a person who suf- fered an aneurysm needed nearly two dozen units of O blood. To help re- plenish stocks, the CBS is hold- ing a clinic in Ajax tomorrow, Sept. II from noon to 4 p.m. at the McLean Community Cen- tre, corner of Westney Road North and Magill Beavers, Cubs sign up on Tuesday AJAX — Call- ing all Beavers And Cubs! The 9th Ajax Beavers and Cubs hold regis- tration Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 7 p.m. at Lord Elgin Public School, 24 Ontario St., Ajax. Cost is $68 per child. For more in- formation, call 427-9574. Drive. The CBS sup- plies 59 hospitals in central On- tario. Up to four people can he treated with each donation as a unit is divided into four components — red cells, plas- ma, platelets and cryoprecipitate. Healthy indi- viduals aged 17 to 71 can donate, although first- time donors must be 60 or younger. You must have valid identifica- tion, including one piece with a photograph and donors must wait 56 days between donations. Call the blood services Toronto centre at 1-800- 701-7803, ext. 3534 or visit its website at www. bloodser- vices.ca for more information. Dickson Words or Wisdom Remember that whoever gossips to you will gossip about you. A. � iii►��� Lit s S 1�. 1; i i �', 4' i ti . LLi::.. �.:.:...tat....yi.4►a►�4f.lair�alaia1a�,►.iaV�a4ia/a�a�hbh�aN�ai�4�a��ia►a la l,hyl�y l�h N4N+a �ayNMMti+�M.�N��N��NN M714 MN'+aN F�MMM4L iia ♦aa a � a a a aaaraaaaaaaaa�i t-. _ _ .. .... _ .. -._R.Mi n+vyeyrT sM'rtP�9�l�r't se, . ....- .. - . AM PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 Family Fall Festival promises fun at MuseumVillage You're invited to "make a day of it" at Pickering Mu- seum Village's annual Fall Familv Festival and Mare's Horseshoe Challenge. The event, which will be held Sunday, Oct. 3 from I I a.m. to 5 p.m., is a fund- raiser for the Pickering Mu- seum Village Foundation. It offers a number of free events, including a Heritage Scavenger Hunt for chil- dren, a milking demonstra- tion, and entertainment by Ronno and Doc Century. Local storyteller Cather- ine MacLean will also per- form, while the Claremont Bandstand will host the Pickering Concert Band. The steam barn will be in operation and souvenir shingles will be sold to help fund the roof for the Puter- haugh Schoolhouse. You can also participate in the Cow Plop Lottery with the milking cow "Spe- cial K". Squares are now being sold at a cost of $10. If the cow "blesses your square", you win 50 pounds of beef, according to a news release. Meanwhile, entries are now being accepted in the competitive and recreation- al divisions of the Second Annual Mare's Horseshoe Challenge. Organizers hope to see a competition be- tween local businesses, ser- vice clubs and branches of the Royal Canadian Legion. "If your organization wants to challenge another, let us know;" says founda- tion director Bili McLean. The entry fee is $ I (X) per two -person team. Sponsor- ship spots are available at $150 for one end or $250 for two ends. Tax receipts will be issued. Admission to the event is `Father Goose' kicks off historical lecture series The Pickering Historical Society kicks off its 1999/2000 lecture series with a visit from 'Father Goose'. Bill Lishman, an interna- tionally -renowned artist and sculptor whose roots go back to the Pickering and Ajax area, is also known for using his ultralight aircraft to lead orphaned Canada Geese to migrate south — the inspiration for the movie 'Fly Away Home'. He will discuss his art, local connections, wildlife projects and the story of the geese on Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., Pick- ering. Copies of his books and films will be available for sale. Admission is free and all are welcome. For more in- formation, call Tom Mohr at 839-1221. CORRECTION For our 1999 Christmas Wish Book, Page 74D. Due to an advertising error, an incorrect price has been printed for the ROOTS (R) Fleece V -Crew Neck, item M. The connect price for this item is 42.99. Sears apologizes for arty inconvenience On error irtay have caused. C oMalwnttarctotatica Did,you know... The Ajax -Pick- ering News Ad- vertiser is a member of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould St., Toronto, Ont. M5B 2MT an independent or- ganization that addresses read- er complaints about member newspapers. $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, $3 for chil- dren aged five to 12 years, and $15 for a family. There's no charge for park- ing. The Museum Village is located on Hwy. 7 between Brock and Wcstney roads. For more information, including purchasing squares in the Cow Plop Lottery or entering the horseshoe contest, call the Museum Village at 683- 8401. NOTICE OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENTRE YORK REGION LAKE ONTARIO WATER SUPPLY VIA DURHAM WEST THE STUDY In duly 1997, cork Region completed a Master Plan to identiy a strategy to meet future regional water demands. One eonporrent of the preferred sohrtion was a new US 1101 supply system from Lake Ontario. A prcfened supply system corridor was identified in the western portion of the Region of Durham. Planning for this Durham west component is being undertaken as an individual Environmental Assessment (EA) in accordance with the regdre scab of the Environmental Assessment Act (the Aci). In 1998, Terms of Reference were com pie for the preparation of the EA in accordance with the Art The Terms of Reference were approved by the Minister of the Envinanment in Spring of 1999. The EA is in progress and is being undertaken in accordance with the approved Teems of Retenenee. The EA study includes a comprehensive Public Consultation Program. A series of three public consultation stages are pled prior to key decision points in the study prom ss The first round of Public Information Centres (PTCs) is scheduled for September 1999. The second round of PICS is scheduled for the spring of 2000. The tined round of PTCs is scheduled for the fan of 2100. These PTCs will be augmented by follow-up activities or workshop(s), as regaled The public will be notified of these consultation activities by a general mailing of a notice to households and businesses in the intrastrucl ue Corridor Study Area (see map for locatieril and notices placed in local and regional newspapers. THE PROCESS This study is being conducted it accordance with the tui review and approval requirements of the Act At the completion of the stay, York Region will formally subash an Environmental Assessment Report to the Ministry of the Environment for review and approval under the Act. FIRST ROUND OF PUBLIC INFORMATION CENT13ES The first round of Palate kdornation Centres have been scheduled for this study. You are encouraged to attend the Information Centre and to relay Yaw views so that they can be addressed during the surly. The purpose of the Fast Round of Pubic Winnotion Centre is to: • Describe the project and receive yew cowunrents; • Describe the EA now underway to identify the pnefev location far proposed water supply works; • Present proposed she native locations and routes and receive pubic co ve mtr, • Obtain information from local nesidenb based on community environmental knowledge; • Present the proposed evaluation protea and criteria to be used in deierminirg the pnefened silea/ronde, and • Provide anende 1 an eppol to ity Is ask questions and prtirip le In the evaluation process by conpfetimg questionnaires and sig ivug up for upcoming worksholaK Pnubic worksbop(s( will be arranged during October 1999. The purpose of the workshops) is Is: • Discuss the an@ a"ves and possible refauemerrb to MnenK • Obtain additionalknrornnmtion from local resider based on connm ri ttf enviveme ental knowledge, and; • Discuss evaluation prsexss and criteria. Win will be able Is sign up for a workshop at the first road of PICS. Plem note that if you ane amble to a-1 Mie PICS and want to sig" for the WblvDsl, please awtact Michael Bricks at 1906) 8824101. OMuer follow-up activities wi be organized as raquimd to review specinc concerts misted to the project The POMC Imfwruattoa Cadres will be held as fellows: Tuesday September 21, 1999 Wednesday September 22, 1999 Thursday Septe�r 23r 1999 5-0opm to opm '00Prn to 9:OOgn 610011111111 to 9:OOgn Rage t�brary Orchard Park public School Centennial Community Centre 1340 Rotagemoalt Drive 276 Sunset Boulevard 860o Ilcc—M Road Pkkwb%' OntarioWhitchuirtb4bultMe, Ontario Markham, Ontario Tuesday �September 28, 1999 Thursday Septainber 30, 1999 Datbarton 100 School go~" " Yw Adatittjtdrative Centre 666 Sheppard Avenue 'The Great HaB Plckerhg, Ontario 17250 YaW Street (Newmarket, Ontario, COMMENTS We an interested lou benini any eewmmemes yam x your Vow M hove about fhb P AS inNrwurlimuti will became pct of the ,able neord d trim pnmjeet conrmenlm nmoetwd, with an eaoeplferu M Fa► furear irMaemmMarn, K to be added lethe mmiag hk pin", t ConstMllers iltWties York Region TransW w1 -- C/O Yat Region Long Term water Project and Wats Department ofte Street, Bot 147 17250 Tolge 17250 llStntpt, Lout 147 Ne+rnnarketet, Orrtarb, L3Y 621 NetlraarlGet, Ontario, L3V 621 Tek(906) 830.4444 Est: 3015 Fac PM 895-6353Ext: 3064 Fac (906 89541353 Infrastructure Corridor Study Area LEGEND &a" Ontario 4 Raw Water kitake Zone 4 lhimping Station Q Water Tmatrnent PJant (one mqulgeQ 4 Fteservoir (one Possible Water Pipeline aligrMrterrts Infrastrucbm Corridor stt * INtea it .,1:'12f�Y:r•. .T 6. - ..� .w r: //'j. Y.(,'J�, .+-rw. _ _ - AQ P' { } t y+y5 r Jin -.;'*e A "(`"R.�.aC� � air ,� r+,'�r _fr ,�,-c,y."4� �•'-$ KY _"sari`s s •. 31t. JASON LIEBRF.GTS/News Advertiser photo Summer swingers Michael Parr (left) and Kurt Manning enjoy a tire swing in the playground at Balsdon Park in south Pickering. The playground is a popular spot for youngsters from several area day care facilities. BILLBOARD SEPT. 10.1999 FRIDAY, SEPT. 10 CARIBBEAN NIGHT: Ballycliffc Lodgc, 70 Sta- tion St., Ajax, hosts a Caribbean night featuring Caribbean dancers and the sounds of a steel band from 7 to 10 p.m. Free admission. Cash bar. 683-7321. ADDICTION: The Sereni- ty Group holds its weekly 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Pickering. The group deals with addictions of all types, including co-dependency. All welcome. Child care program available as re- quired. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings). SQUASH: The Ajax Squash Club holds registra- tion from 7 to 10 p.m. at the Ajax Community Centre, 75 Centennial Rd. Also sign- ups on Sept. 13 from 7 to 9 p.m. An informal round robin tournament will be played Sept. 10. 427-7059 (Vicki. Gleeson SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 GARAGE SALE: The res- idents of 44 Falby CL, Ajax hold their annual garage sale from 9 am. to 1 p.m. All proceeds go to the Ajax and Pickering Health Cen- tre. Free admission. Rain date Sept. 12.428-3660. MUSEUM VILLAGE: Pickering Museum Village's holds its History in Action event today and tomorrow, from II a.m. to 5 p.m. Scarecrow making (take old clothes); kids'activities; sto- ryteller; musical entertain- ment; chair caning demos; presentation on edible flow- ers; Victorian entertainer Dr. Zcbediah Zonk; quilt draw; sausage -making demos-, fresh honey; fresh corn on the cob, preserves; baking contest. Two-day passes $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, $3 for children five to 12 and $15 for fami- lies. Parking free. Hwy. 7 between Brock and Westney Rds. in Greenwood. 683- 8401. SUNDAY, SEPT. 12 BUTTERFLY WALK: Ontario Power Generation Pickering Nuclear and the Frenchman's Bay Water- shed Rehabilitation Project host a butterfly walk, `Monarch Migration Mad- ness' with local naturalist and biologist James Kam- stra at 1 p.m. Take bincocu- lars if available. M eet at Alex Roberson Park, on the west side of Sandy Beach Rd., south of Bayly St. 420- 4660, ext. 2155. SUNDAY SCHOOL: The Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd. at Bayly St., Pickering, hosts registration for Sunday school at 9 am„ followed by breakfast at 9:15 am. 839-352 L NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 PAGE 17 A/P Garden buffs meet Sept. 14claws • lk PICKERING — Gar- den photography is on the agenda at an upcoming meeting of the Pickering Horticultural Society. The group meets Tues- day, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. in the O'Brien Meeting Rooms of the Pickering Recreation i Complex on Valley Farm Road south of Hwy. 2. Paul McGraw will speak on garden photography. Everyone is welcome to at- tend. Phone 839-4604 or 831- 4485 for more information on the event. A lar ��h2a �Olamp DRIPCI M WAM "IT= i r�r • ref esereae K �eeedee ek _ hessm • • seppno q to U hdoer, • Heaer weed ler IN' of "•i • lar Of once" Penn u • ANee.k lar a-a,Os 7-r ` IrPre never! • 1464 uvW 12.7 on" 11% eeo. 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Fill w ft Available • Credit Cards Accepted from $2 ra Pi sh s. $979"D.$1119" Q$1239'00156V s156995 Master Rest 0269950329" D. =32995 a:38993 061995 604 Coil Firm or Plush fo'x Si rgfe $ �5 Mattresses PICKERING mr=== 1756Piclterirtg tatpMaiio�om ira116* 4M i Bloc& Rd 427-2047 -----'"�— =— ---y--=-A-;,..1-t.=.:.+a...-::. ., .._ _ . _ .�_ .. .. ... .. _. .. _ _ ._ ......- - - - -.L�s'&S�c-m- - ..:._.w..4--...�>-. .._+[• -.w.i...rJ�..lR�7nrs..fawn,w�.s-rG:�.:tflln....w.::.n.n�.. P PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 NEWS'Hom &GARDEN ADVERTISER SEPT. 10, 1 9 9 Y Now's the time to store those summer bulbs There's no getting around it. If you want your summer flowering bulbs and tubers to bloom again next year it will be soon time to save them. Canna lilies, gladiolii, tuberous begonias, acindan- theras and dahlias are all ten- der in our climate and must be lifted and stored in a frost - free environment. The time to dig them up is when the foliage has withered and turned brown. This happens after the first good frost. I have to do some soul- searching now, because I'm feeling all 'gardened' out and it would be easy to just sacri- fice them by leaving them there. If I leave them there, this means buying more next year. My husband provides great resistance to this and so, resentfully. I'll set about putting my favourites to bed for the winter. Here's how to do it: Dig up the bulbs and tubers and leave them to dry for a week or two. A shaded and well - ventilated area like your garage or tool shed is ideal. Shake off as much soil as you can and then remove the rest with your fingers. Label them now as to colour and variety. Twist tie the label to the base and next year there will be no confusion. Tubers like canna lilies and dahlias will have multi- '` Veronica 1 Sliva In The Garden Plied and formed clumns Fall clean -u ioomsp The touch of fall in the air tells us it's time to start thinking about winter. For homeowners that means thinking about cleaning up the garden and getting it in shape to handle the winter freeze and next spring's start on warm weather again. Whether you're a green thumb addict and love spending time in the garden or a person who sees all that outside work as a task best put aside, you probably need to do some level of a fall clean-up around your garden. Assuming you have trees in the area, the first thing you'll need to deal with is the falling leaves. Rake `em up -they have their uses. If you have a compost, mow through the leaves a couple of times to chop them up and then add them dry to your compost pile. They're ideal material. If you have a lot of leaves, save some over the winter and use them for mulch as spring approach- es. They'll enrich your soil, prevent erosion, reduce evaporation and control weeds. Fall is the time to trim flowering perennials down to about six inches above the ground, dig them up, di- vide the roots into smaller units and then replant with lots of mulch and low -nitro- gen fertilizer around them. Some plants such as herbs and coleus can be dug up, re -potted and brought inside to spend the winter as houseplants. This is the time to buy and plant most bulbs. Their roots will get a healthy start in the ground during the fall, rest during the winter and provide glorious blooms in the spring. Rep- utable nurseries and bulb catalogues are easy to come by and suppliers are gener- ally reliable. If you're relatively new to gardening, books and booklets on the do's and don'ts are also easy to come by. warm and most unheated garages are too cold. You can try lining the boxes with foam insulation to keep them from freezing in the garage. Some basements have cold cellars or a c rrr ��+r•,a aN+W,Ma�NMaaala4/aiaN�ahiaNWaAaaaNaaaNa►�►aaMaiaiaaa�iiW ai��ii....ra•a. - Nw•a•..awau�abwaaaass•awa{a•a•a•a+aa+a+a.�ia>�+.rt1,4�h1►u+►�� •�++.aaaaaaa.... raw l spare under a porch and this usual- ly works well. In late Febru- ary or early March remove the packing material and look for 'eyes: Some of the tuber will have started to sprout and the` can he started in- doors. Some may have shriv- elled up and now is the time to discard them. Others may Icwk plump and healthy but have no eyes. They are likely to do just tine Dore planted. This all sounds like a lot of work and nothing is guaran- teed. Yes, it is easier to buy new bulbs next spring, but gardeners tend to be a practi- cal lot and most of us like to lest Mother Nature. This is just another opport unity! �ay+ �+'k+r+►+f*"irvh+a+e!a+a+,,W"�'t" adOd,O.N.a.t .w AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 W1ffialltq s N e w PF GL41le- A GCtv-deVjS ► & Miniature Village • UNItED WAY MON) J .;CTed Hew Da . Saturday, Sept. 11, 1999 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Teddy Bear Hospital Sponsored By: Pharma Plus, scavenger hunt, face painting, draws, colouring contest and entertainment by Rick and Terry at 12 noon_ 2.ral rfucual BIG DOG SHOW Sunday, Sept. 12, 1999 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Over 100 dogs representing 20 various breeds. If you want info on Giant and Large Breed Dogs, this is the show for you! • Vote for your favourite dog • Talk to the Breeders • Parade of Dogs Seniors 60+ 15% off Regular Admission Monday thru Friday Chrysanthemum Society Annual Show, judging and Auction September 11 th and 12th. 9 -NN- • err 't Luq A • 6 Months No interest/No payment O.A.C. See store for details 15399Regular Price 9729.99 Our Compact Classic ! 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Before they hit the books, _ -- come to Applebee's' for a - - - mead thd's alwdys d 'od it hit! - _ Order an Applebee's Basket - - packed full of Riblets, - - Chicken Fingers, or both! - -- - And f in_ iA 'it offi wth a , tall frosty shake or lemma de on _ the side. -F -eel like-a-Wd again.-- -- __ Valu -81 -_- 144-0lieka Figer- - Us Aida F-iega-Basket I Bit of_ __ --with-Ides, FREE Halt � Ody- $7,919 - - - - _ Ilial _Kid's .Seeiae On IV $4._99 a N9WZ W &*W CA & ea( 0 IM Ap*b«'s Internotionol, www:apptebees.com NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 PAGE 21 AIP Cemetery garden recognizes Macedonian traditions Members of the community ja Solunski will host the blessing the church and the Macedonian are invited to attend the blessing of the Garden of All Saints on community to honour and re - of a Macedonian Orthodox Sunday, Sept. 12 at 2 p.m. spect Macedonian cemetery tra- cemetery garden. The Garden of All Saints will ditions:' says Al Ruby of Pine Pine Ridge Memorial Gar- he a monument garden facing Ridge Memorial Gardens. dens, the Church of St. Nedela, east in keeping with Macedonian The cemetery is at 541 the Church of St. Clement of Orthodox tradition. Taunton Rd. W., Ajax. For more Ohrid and the Church of Dimitri- "We are pleased to work with information, call 427-5416. OF SUMMF1 UP00 E �.O OFF/ avet — PKG. 4 PLUS CHOOSE 1 OF THE FOLLOWING 500 FREE POWER HUMIDIFIER' Ai OR/ FREE AIR CLEANER' - OR/ FREE HONEYWELL n PROGRAMMABLE a % _ SET BACK THERMOSTAT' tanat or a r•, Call for f'REF_ A(.# Obs' atiun Estimate ;a`"°"rR•, NOTICE OF THE PASSINiG t OF AN EDUCATION. DEVELOPMENT CHARGES BY -IgA«' BY THF, DURHAM CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOI. BOARD TAKE NOTICE that the Durham Catholic District School Beard passed an Education Development Charges By-law on the 25th day of August. 1999, under section 257.54 of the Education Act. 1997: AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or organization may appeal the By- law to the Ontario Municipal Board under section 257.05 of the Act by Pilin -with the Secretary of the Durham Catholic District School Board on or before the 4th day of October, 1999, a notice of appeal setting out the objection to the By-law- and the reasons supporting the objection. The By-law comes into force on September 1, 1999. The education development charges imposed by the By-law are as follows: • $723.00 per dwelling unit in regard to residential development • $0.18 per square foot of Vross floor area in regard to non- 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 map 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 650 Rossland Road West, Oshawa, Ontario, during regular 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 municipalities or secretaries of school boards, unless the person or organization gives the secretary of the Board a written request for notice of any amendments to the education development charges by-law and has provided a return address. Dated at the City of Oshawa this 31 st day of August, 1999. Mary Ann Martin Grant Andrews Chair of the Board Director of Education/Secretary/Treasurer -. ... - i - ..•. . , .. .I. , tri..-.�.� ..•I r.w-. . ��v+.. y. v.� 1. � . A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 fts &Entertainment NEWS ADVERTISER Sf1`T_._] 0 1999 Weekend at the movies... Costner in another field of dreams Nnx• playing w Moviplex 9, Picker- ing: American Pie: Jason Biggs, Shan- non Elizabeth and Eugene Levy. Five high-school buddies try to lose their vir- ginity, in a movie that matches the raunchiness of old favourites like Porky's. The Astronaut's Wife: Johnny Depp. Charlize Theron. A space mission goes terribly awry and astronaut Spencer Armacost is rushed hack to Earth, revived and honoured as an American hero. When he quits his job to start a family with his wife, she begins to have doubts about her husband, suspect- ing he's not the same man she married. Bowfinger: Steve Martin. Eddie Murphy. A luckless, aspiring filmmaker plots to have a Tinseltown superstar play a part in his next movie. Brokedown Palace: Claire Danes, Bill Pullman. Twohigh-school grads on a trip to Thailand arc caught with hero- inc in their luggage. Their friendship is put to the test by their suspicions of each other and the prospect of a long sentence in a Thai jail. Deep Blue Sea: Samuel L. Jackson, Deborah Unger, Jacqueline McKenzie. Dr. Susan McAlester's experiments are on the verge of creating medical history, but she has violated ethical codes, ge- netically re-engineering the DNA of mako sharks. When Aquatica's fi- nanciers threaten to shut down the off- shore facility, the scientists and workers find themselves stalked by the new gen- eration of sharks they helped create. Dudley Do Right: Brendan Fraser. In the Canadian Rockies community of Semi -Happy Valley, dedicated but hap- less young Mountie Dudley Do Right discovers the villainous Snidely Whiplash is planning to swindle all the local citizens out of their land and steal Dudley's ladylove, environmentalist Nell Fenwick. Dudley sets out to expose Snidely's dastardly plot, reunite with Nell and restore peace in the Valley. Hopefully, he won't screw it up. Inspector Gadget: Matthew Broder- ick, Rupert Everett, Joely Fisher, Michelle Trachtenberg. Dabney Cole- man. Inspector Gadget is a naive secun- ty guard blown to pieces by the nefari- ous Dr. Claw. A sexy scientist rebuilds him and he penetrates Riverton City's darkest underworld. The often -clueless inspector must use all his common sense and robotic parts to crack the case - arxJ save not only his good name, but the world. !Hickey Blue Eyes: Hugh Grant, James Caan. An elegant, debonair Eng- lishman who runs an auction house in New York is head -over -heels in love for the first time in his life. When he pur- sues Gina to her father's restaurant in Little Italy, Michael begins to realize that by marrying her, he may not just be- come a member of her family, he may become a member of The Family. Mystery Men: Ben Stiller, Hank Aiaria. Seven lame superhero wannabes are called upon to use their dubious "powers" to save a bustling metropolis when Champion City's beloved real su- perhero -protector, Captain Amazing. is kidnapped. Star Wars I - The Phantom Nfen- ace: Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor. Darth Vader is a hopeful nine-year-old boy named Anakin Skvwalkcr and Obi - Wan Kenobi is a brash young Tedi Knight. The first chapter of the Star Wars saga follows Anakin's journey as he pursues his dreams and confronts his deepest fears in the midst of a galaxy in turmoil. Universal Solder: The Return: Jean-Claude Van Damme. Luc Dever - aux, who has survived his experiences as a Universal Soldier, is now working as a technical expert on a government project to revive and improve the Uni- versal Soldier training program. When the super computer controlling the Sol- diers goes haywire and takes over, Luc is the only one who can battle this elite team of deadly, near -perfect warriors. Now playing at the Cinepkx Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Chill Factor: Skeet Ulrich, Cuba Gooding Jr. A covert scientific -military research operation, code named 'Elvis', goes terribly wrong. Eighteen service- men are killed, leaving alive only the scientist behind the formula and the dis- graced officer -in -charge — the former out to protect the world from his cre- ation and the latter out for revenge. Love Stinks: French Stewart, Tyra Banks. Seth Winnick is a television comedy writer who falls for the beauti- ful Chelsea Turner when they meet at the wedding of his best friend Larry and his betrothed Holly. Seth's relationship with Chelsea evolves like a missile launch over the next 24 hours. But when things don't move toward marriage fast enough for Chelsea, the relationship starts to sour. Outside Providence: Alec Baldwin, George Wendt, Sara Gilbert. In the town of Pawtucket, Timothy Dunphy has a See GRAM page 23 Ift� Marlin Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. 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Gere stars as a re- Pxirter assigned to write a Ntory about a woman (Roberts) who has left a ,,tring of fiancds waiting at the altar. The Sixth Sense: Bruce Willis, Olivia Williams, Haley Joel Osment. Eight- vear-old Cole Sear (Osment) 1` haunted by spirits and rums to child psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe (Willis) ibr help. Something More: Jen- nifer Beals. Something More 1s a study of relationships, real life and raw humour of Sam and his friends — a "roup of guys who play has- kethall, play poker, and play the field. When Sam and his buddy fall for the same woman, the teammates be- come competitors. Stigmata: Patricia Ar- quette, Gabriel Byrne, Jonathan Pryce. When a young woman (Arqucttc) be- comes the focus of brutal as- saulLS by an unseen attacker, the spiritual implications of the incidents drive a Vatican official (Pryce) to send a priest to investigate. Upon witnessing her affliction first-hand, the priest (Byrne) becomes more concerned with Saving her life. Stir of Echoes: Kevin Bacon, Kathryn Erbe. Tom Witzky (Bacon), a typical husband and father, finds his quiet, blue-collar Chicago lifestyle derailed after he is hypnotized at a neighbour- hood party. What started as a diversion turns disturbing as a Posthypnotic suggestion re- leases a subconscious power Tom didn't even know he Possessed, eventually bring- ing him face to face with a strange, supernatural force and a horrible secret. The Tbomais Cmwn Af- fair. ffah . Pierce Brosnan, Rene Russo, Denis Leary. A mil- lionaire playboy (Brosnan) seeking new challenges steals a world-famous Monet and then strikes up a fiery ro- mance with Catharine Ban- ning (its), Ste brilliant fe- male investigate who is on to his game. A New York cop also falls for Catherine when they join forces to track the millionaire thief. For the • Love of the Game (Sneak Preview — Saturday, Sept, I 1 at 7 p.m.): Kevin Costner, Kelly Pre- ston. This film takes a Provocative look into the professional and personal NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EMMN, September 1o, 1999 PAGE 23 AM Jean Tripplehorn and the perennially rumpled Hugh Grunt star in the comedic mobster film Mickey Blue Eves, plaving this weekend at theatres in Ajax aril Pickering. passions of Billy Chapel (Costner), a legendary base- ball pitcher nearing the end of his career who is forced to re-examine his priorities when confronted with unex- pected circumstances: Not only is he about to be traded after 20 years with the same team, but the woman he has been with for several years, Jane Aubrey, is leaving him. In the midst of pitching a perfect game against the New York Yankees, Chapel, who has been the heart and sow) of the Detroit Tigers, thinks back upon his long ca- reer and his tempestuous re- lationship with Jane. Aware that the stakes in his life have increased dramatically, the veteran hallplayer knows that he has some serious deci- sions to make by the bottom of the ninth inning. Also playing: Bowffrtxer, Dudley Do Right, Mickev Blue Eves. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: The 13th Warrior: Anto- nio Banderas. When an im- portant emissary is abducted by a band of warriors, he is forced to join their quest to battle mysterious creatures legendary for consuming every living thing in their path. rlbe Iron Giant (animat- ed): Jennifer Aniston, Christopher McDonald, Harry Cormick Jr. A giant metal machine that drops from the sky frightens a small town in Maine in 1958, only to find a friend named Hogarth. The Iron Giant ulti- mately finds its humanity and saves the townspeople from their prejudices. Also playing: Chill Fac- tor, Outside Providence, Runaway Bride, The Sixth Sense, Stigmata, Stir of Echoes, The Thomas Crown Affair. 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CONTEST RULES: winners of prim will be determined by random draw. Employees of the Ayax/Pickenng News Advertiser and their immediate familia are not eligible to enter. Judge's discretion as to validity of entry forms is anal. Deadline for contest is September 24. 1999 AJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER THk I'l xIMI INITT NI•WSK MI SIM'E I %, Code: Mail, Fax or Deliver to: The Ajax. Pickering News Advertiser 130-132 Commercial Ave. Ajax, ON L 1 S 21-15 Fax: (905)619-9068 P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 SPort &LEISURE N E W S A n V E R T 1 S E R JASON LIEBRF_GTS/ News Advertiser photo Carl Stephen tees it up while competing at the Titleist- Footjoy-Cobra Canadian PGA Assistants' Champi- onship at the Whitevale Golf Club Wednesday after- noon. A total of 128 assistant pros from across Cana- da are competing in the three-day event. The final round goes today. Friday. Sept. 10. at the north Pick- ering course. Dolphins split league football contests The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins Football Club's tykes split league contests over the Labour Day week- end. The Dolphins' tykes started the weekend with a decisive 36-12 victo- ry over the Scarborough Thunder in Scarborough Friday night. The tykes ended the weekend on a sour note, losing to the Burlington Stampeders 24-0 in Burlington. In the Burlington contest, the score was somewhat deceiving as Burling- ton relied on four big offensive plays to turn the game around. It was the second game for the Dolphins' tykes in 36 hours. Huntley Richards was the defensive game star, while Andre Shand, who played well on special teams, was the offensive game star. The Dolphins put forth a balanced offensive and defensive attack to post the convincing victory over Scarbor- ough Friday. Quarterback Robert Spagnola scored three touchdowns and fullback Wesley Northam added another major score. Offensive centre Scott Campbell was named the offen- sive game star. Justin Pannell -May- berry was the defensive game star for .his big hits on defence. S E Bring Your Own ENROLL League or join ours.Lmues NOWtt Men's, Ladies PRIOWY Mixed, Couples LISTS and Jrs. From From 1150 '140 per per yr. tI� Year Annandale Golf & Country Club P T. l Church St. N. of 905-683-3210 1 9 9 9 Bayly St., Ajax Final round goes today at Whitevale Golf Club B.C. o er leads PGA event PICKERING — A of the Titicist-Footjoy- British Columbian has the Cobra Canadian PGA Assis- lead after the opening round tants' Championships at the RedSoxmidgetse baseball champs PICKERING — The Pickering Kinsmen Red Sox minor midget rep baseball team capped a successful summer by winning the On- tario Baseball Association minor midget 'AAA' cham- pionship In Windsor over the Labour Day weekend. The Sox emerged from preliminary play with an un- beaten record in the double - knockout event. In the championship series, the Windsor Selects had to beat Pickering twice in order to secure the OBA title. Wind- sor won the first game 2-0 on Sunday, but the Red Sox were not to be denied, win- ning II -2 on Monday to capture the title. The Pickering midgets won three consecutive games to open the provincial tournament, defeating Ot- tawa 13-6, the Brampton Red Sox 4-2 and Guelph 13- 3. The victories put the Sox into the championship. During the season, the Red Sox midgets finished first in the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association midget league and won both the Mississauga North and Collingwood tournaments. Team members are Mike Bond, Ryan D'Souza, Greg Fleming, Scott Gray, Adam Katz, Ryan McAllen, Jaymin Parmar, Scott Robinson, Aaron Schell, Jason Stcrgiadis, Jeff Tobin, Kyle Wippcl and Jeff Mur- doch. The team is managed by J.D. Fleming, assisted by coaches Ed Tobin, Rick D% Souza and Frank Robinson. MUSIC LESSONS Piano - Recorder - Theory - Preparation for RCM exams - Home instruction available Call: Albert Verheij, B.A., A.R.C.T. 839-7374 South Pickering Just the FAX 683-7363 NEW WASTE DISPOSAL `ew"" "� FEES AT REGION'S DURHAM WASTE FACILITIES - , 9 7 4 .. , , The Region's Waste Management Facilities in Oshawa, Port Perry, Blackstock, and Brock Township will be collecting new waste disposal fees, as of September 81^, 1999. There will be a minimum charge of $2 per vehicle for all materials delivered for disposal, except for dedicated loads of Blue Box materials and Household Hazardous wastes. These special materials must be delivered as a separate load in order to be exempt from the $2 minimum charge. The $2 minimum charge will apply to all vehicles, including cars. It is anticipated these changes will improve the waste management services offered by the Region of Durham. V. A. Silgailis, P. Eng. Whitevale Golf Club Wednesday. Bryn Parry of Burnaby, B.C. fired an eight -under par 64 to grab the lead. David Banks of Burlington came in four shots off the lead with a four -under par 68. '.I drained a lot of putts today, three or four from the 18- to 25 -foot range," ex- plained Parry, a 27 -year-old assistant pro at the Burnaby Mountain Golf Course. Parry caught fire with an eagle at the seventh hole and birdies at the eighth, ninth, 10th and 13th hole. Darkness forced a sus- pension of play with 1 I of the 128 players still on the course. The first round was completed Thursday morn- ing, with second -round play commencing later that day. Second -round results weren't available at the News Advertiser's press deadline. The final round in the PGA event goes today, Fri- day, Sept. 10. Canadian Professional Golf Association assistant professionals from across Canada arc competing for a total purse of $30,000, with $5.400 going to the champi- Ch001 0400 Kinetics - Parades - Shows - Recreation - (:Ompetition - Exam & Badges &-)r more information or to register call Ann: 905-839-3366 Kim: W)S- i i(1`i664 rAj ax Warriors Soccer Club INDOOR SOCCER REGISTRATION Ffret tee. fllret served. Spaedw are 1liaite& Sat., Sept. 11 -- Ilam to 2pm Wed., Sept. 15 -- 7pm to Spm Tues., Sept. 21 -- 7pm to qpm Ajax Warriors Soccer Clubhouse 25 Centennial Road Boys68; Guts $ Per Paler 1984 to 1995 100 All games are played in Ajax on Sundays. The season runs from November '99 through March '2000. COWA t Gret Eva". Indoor mer, 68641007 The Ajax Minor Hockey Association is sponsoring a Goalie Clinic presented by Saves Goaltending. Saturday September 1811 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. ACC #1 All AMHA coaches are encouraged to attend this program and view the clinic at no charge. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EMMN, September 10, 11111119 PAGE 25 P SCOREBOARD W S A DV ERT 1 S E R SEPT. 10, 1 9 9 9 PICKERING SOCCER CLUB FIVE -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION ug. 23: Sysott Computers 4 (Christina Caruso 2. Lauren Say- rs Michelle Barbaro, MVP Natalie Wise) vs. Ryswin Graphlx 2 IA assidy Graham 2); Tigers 6 (Michelle Robinson 2. Katy ra:hoonn 2. Nicholle Leigh, Meighan Toswell, MVPs Nicholle Lei9n. Sarah Moffat) vs. Dalar Con Metals 2 (Ipyana Viscardi, M Oelle Rai. MVP Kelsey Gibbs): Blaisdale Montessori 2 Meaghan Kimball 2, MVPs Meghan Kimball, Bryn Hess) vs. Bayview Metals 1 (Megan Kastelic). UNDER -SIX BOYS' B' DIVISION Canaria Kids 5 (Michael Dundas 2. Nathaniel 'Buster' Har- r-ims, Brendon Thomas, MVP Nicola Budisavljevic) vs Dol- r.s 1 (Dylan Morgan): Lightning 3 (Corrado Calvo. Tyler Traill, stopher Elcombe) vs. Jets 0; Lanatex Raptors 0 vs Thunder Dolphins 5 (Corrado Cammisuli 4, Brandon Parsons, MVP Ju- Romagnino) vs. Tigers 0 (MVPs Brian Burrell, James Guest). UNDER -SEVEN BOYS' A' DIVISION Aug. 25: Raptors 3 (Mark Michalicke 2, Saeed Ally, MVPs Bran- non Orser. Justin See) vs. Compucentre 1 (Ryan Tsukanbr): 7-mder 2 (McKenzie Smith 2) vs. Lightning 1 (Connor Dona); Z� lers 3 (Dustin. Jeff, Tyrell) vs. Tigers 3 (Kevin Thompson 3); ,v dcats 1 (Daniel Matthews) vs. DG Graphics 1 (Andrew M3CPherson). UNDER -SEVEN BOYS' 'B' DIVISION Aug. 16: Lakeside Motors 6 (Jay Boychuck 2. Cameron Halsall Daniel Joseph. Michael Smith, MVP Michael Smith) vs. Tigers (MVP Michael Sheremeta): Shorney's Optical 3 (Brandon Copeland. Carter Finlayson, Christopher Raguseo, MVP Bran - Copeland) vs. Boyer Pontiac 0 (MVP Jake Tkachuk). G M. ;arnas Ltd vs. Gerry 6 Sons scores n/a; Bell Actimedia 4 (Mak- e Crawford 2. Peter Ricciardi, Chris Stuart, MVPs Maklm Craw - ',rd. Andre Tram) vs. Wildcats 0 (MVP Daniel Lupinacci). A,g 25 Boyer Pontiac 2 (Callum Hammond, Stake Fraser) vs. 1 gars 1 (Charles Dorey); Lakeside Motors 2 (Jay Boychuli, Bake Cluff. MVP Christopher Rousts) vs. S1lorney's Optical 1 -Mrstopher Raguseo. MVP Christopher Ragusece). Bell Act,. ,oda 3 (Peter Ricciardi, Chris Stuart. Michael Khan, MVPs Cites Stuart. Michael Khan) vs. Gerry S, Sons 2 (Spencer Bent- ey 1. Chris Mueller. MVPs Spencer Bentley, Brandon Onart). Nildcats 1 (Connor Cosgrove) vs. G . Somas Ltd. 0. SEVEN -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION 1 Aug.25: Image Video 2 (Rachel Passcheer 2, MVP Kelly Chi •ersen. Alexandra Servos) vs. Design Tech 0 (MVP Lindsay McMillen): Windward 5 (Chantelle Brown 3. Shawna Butler 2. MVP Victoria Dickson) vs. Pickering Medic 1 (Payton Seay- 3harp, MVP Lauren Odorico); Florio Aluminum 4 (Stephanie Trujillo 2. SNarrlon Gibbs. Jaclyn Gillespie. MVPs Britt" Bartholmew) vs. Liverpool West 0 (MVPs Stephanie Saumgart- ',er. Melissa Bererrigher, Antonettte Small) GIRLS' SEVEN -AND -UNDER DIVISION 2 The Co -Operators 2 (Meghan Hennect,ry Meg Bower MVP Megrar Hennobury) vs Enverotun Land 0 IColleer 8•_aderip Wildcats 2 (Emma Morin. 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Laura Ewles) vs. Wildcats 1; Carpet Towne 7 (Michelle Dixon 4, Sarah Manning, Danielle Munoz, Michelle Cartier, MVPs Michelle Dixon, Sarah Boileau. Lindsay Taylor) vs. Jumbo Video 4 (Jessica Vella 2, Robyn Gar- vey, Amber Pollan, MVPs Kelsey Spurrell, Carly Crosma. Kim- berly Garrett). Precise Office 2 (Vanessa Girard, Spencer Haze) vs. Teddy's Angels 1 (Marissa Smith, MVPs Michelle Attard Jenna Smith, Breanne Nicholson): Tigers 5 (Veronica Wood 2, Are King 2. Bethan Davies, MVPs Cayla Gartner, Allison Gray) vs KAS Marketing 1 (Karhe Doucette. MVP Jenna Smith). Aug. 26: Bayview Metals 2 (Megan Cassells, Britnee Fleming) vs Jumbo Video 0: Carpetowne 4 (Michelle Dixon 3. Mieke Wonzile. MVP Michelle Dixon, Danielle Munoz, Whitney Ellenor) vs. CTAS 0; Precise Office 2 (Varl Girard. Spencer Haze) vs. Granite Press 0: Tigers 6 (Bethan Davies 2. Arm King 2. Kelly West, Samantha Pulos) vs. Teddy's Angels: Wildcats 3 (Ashley Speers. April Thornton, Kayla Schroeder) vs. Upper Canada 1 (Pauling Schultz) UNDER -EIGHT BOYS' 'A' DIVISION Aug. 19: Lightning 5 (Waled Saleh 3. Christopher Underhill 2) vs. Phoenix Search 1 (Kara-Veram Shahbaaz. MVP Adam Gomba); Staves Casting 7 (Trent Sayers 3, Ryan Stedman 3. Clayton Lanigan, MVP Adam Engle, Aaron Morris) vs Kenko Kids 1 (Scott Bassett): Clean Sales 2 (Michael Evans. Brent MacFar- lane, MVP Blair Kimble) vs. The Big Scoop 0 (MVPs Benjamin Bickers. Ryan Metcalfe): Cam Tool b Die 5 (Shane Del Zotto 2. Azimm Rattansi 2. Shawn Lalach. MVPs Shane Del Zotio. Aaron Syphus) vs. Tornadoes 0 (MVPs Andrew Lepage, Kyle Press) Aug. 26 Transkogex Transportation 3 (Tyler Kotsopoulos 2, Karan Corringham) vs. Pickering Square Dental I (Even Kent); 7 Eleven 7 (Alex Morra 2. Michael Geanche 2, Richard Abbott, Shawn Beckett. Kode Welsh MVP Brendan Thomas. Kodi Welsh) VS. Sharks (Jeffery Clements. MVP Justin Linton). Bob Johnston Charier Olds (Michael Smith, Nicholas Dann. Ryan Medeeros, Ryan Hoots. Con Papaconstantenou. MVP Andrew Jacew-Zu- rakowsky) vs. Tigers 2 (Tyler Pernerowsk ). Plumbing Man 4 (D'Arcy Matthew 2, Michael Seninato. S Dudgeon. MVP D'Arcy Matthew) vs BK Saun Landscaping 0. UNDER -EIGHT BOYS' 'B' DIVISION Aug: 26: Phoenix Search vs Tornadoes (Phoenix won by de- fault). Steve's Castings 3 (Ryan Stedman 2, Clayton Lanagan, MVPs Christopher Podmore. Adam Eneel, Ryan Stedman) vs. The eg Scoop 1 (Ethan Dyk;, Kenko Kids 4 (names Na) vs Clean Sales (names Na). Cam Tool 6 Die 2 (Michael Purcell. Andrew Goary, MVP Azim Rattansi) vs Lightning 1 (Walid Saleh) UNDER -NINE BOYS' DIVISION Aug. 24: Don Valley Toyota 2 (Alexander Starkey. Anthony So- toadeh, MVP Stephane Hamade) vs Raptors 2 (Logan Schunk. Brandon Cameron), Plumb -It 6 (Jesse Boileau 5, Christopher Peetti) vs Tigers 0 (MVPs Lucas Wirt. Sean Pavlidis)'Thunder 7 (names n/a) vs Wildcats 2 (names n/a); Tri -Tech Canada 3 (Cassidy Spadatora 2, Joshua Bellinger. MVPs Cassidy Spadatora, Brandon Zorn) vs. Marshall Homes 1 (Nicholas Alexander). Lightning 6 (Alex Levesque 3. Taylor Robson 2, Michael Atkinson) vs. Cable Systems TSI 1 (John Martinko. MVP Liam Walker) UNDER -12 BOYS' DIVISION Aug. 5 Factory Mattress 2 (Jordan Lanza. James McCardie) vs Tornadoes 1 (Joshua Reese). Legal Eagles 6 (Gus Matta- chioni 4, Graeme Murphy, James Inkster) vs. Sporting Images 2 (Nicholas Kluge. Shane Boyd); Canada Hardwood Flooring 5 (Aduwniyya Muhammad 2, Mitchell Chudztak 2. Kyle Gemon, MVP Kyle Gemon, Ryan Corevery) vs. Florio Aluminum 3 (Michael Spence. David Florio. Devon Bernardino); Symbol 1 vs. Guilt Free Parents 0: Dubble Bubble 1 (Damien Pavlklis) vs. Durham Progress Club 0; Lightning 6 (Ryan Grant 2. Kyle McMillan 2. Geoffrey Gates. Andrew Till) vs. Carpet Towne 0 Aug. 12 Florio Aluminum 4 (Michael Spence 2, Kyle Palantzas, David Florio) vs. Legal Eagles 1 IGus Mattach,onil. Lightning 7 (Darren Adams 2, Zachary Miller 2, Justin Davis. Kyle Smith, Andrew Till) vs Sporting Images 1 (Jordan Kluge): Canada Hardwood Flooring 4 (Brodie Chudziak 3. Mitchell Chudzaak. MVP Aduwntya Muhammad. Michael Lamere) vs. Factory Mat- tress 3 (Jordan Lanza 2. James McCardle). Tornadoes 5 (Kyle Kavaratix 2. Joshua Reese. Alex Smeall. Mark Riley. MVP Mark Riley) vs Dubble Bubble 1 (Evan Brown). Symbol 6 (Jeremy Whelan 2. Leo Sondswell, Danny Cameron. Jonathan Cunning- ham, Trumayne Exeter) vs. Durham Progress Club 0 (MVP Pat Holmes. Crag Adams). Gual Free Parents 2 (Joseph Assenza. Kyle Downing) vs. Carpet Towne 2 (Nathaniel Smith. Justin Seeney) Aug.19: Florio Aluminum 2 (David Florio. Thomas Lambert) vs. Sporting Images 1 (Shane Boyd. MVP Jeff Warne): Factory Mat- tress 6 (James McCardle 2. Michael Rico 2. Michael Trueman, Mathew Ronda) vs. Lightning 2 (Ryan Grant. Andrew Till): Car- pet Towne 3 (Eric Penningtom 2. Steve D'Souza) vs Durham Progress Club 0: Tornadoes 4 (Mark Riley 2, Andrew Reley, Joshua Reese. MVP John Arley. Jordan Volpe) vs Guilt Free Parents 0: Symbol 4 (Trumayne Exeter 3. Stephen Macara) vs Canada Hardwood Flooring 1 (Mitchell Chudzeak. MVP Andrew Larson. Christopher Neary). Dubble Bubble 2 (Damien PavlaCes 2) vs Legal Eagles 0. 12 -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION 1 Aug. 23: Accurate III 0 (MVP Samantha Perry, vs Thunder 0: Pro -Ben 3 (Kraty Baldsdon, Nicole Cartier, April Haze. MVPs Nicole Cartier. Katrina Levi Cadkn Partridge, vs VW Booties 1 (Cara Johnston, MVP Nicole Janssen). purview Steer Metal 3 (Koei Rushton 2. Megan Cameron Oates MVP Kae fr Joness) vs Marshall Homes 0 (Danielle Tagl onr. Pa; !crs (Ashley Thomases; vs The Knights I (Lauren C,vel,^ 12 -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION 2 Tornadoes 2 (Stephanie Giamou, Elizabeth Walkmgton. MVPs Ashley Cubbeage. Erin O'Connor) vs. Spotless Auto Glass 1 (Alex Stapley): The Hawks 2 (Ashley Woolstencroft. Lauren Ar- senaull. MVPs Christina Runza, Jessica Ward. Lisa Smith. Cait- lyn L.) vs. Whittamore Farms 1 (Stephanie Walsh): Verity 1 (Natasha Szpak. MVP Sierra Osmond) vs. Wildcats 1 (Anwaar Hsan), Tigers 2 (Jenny McCoy 2) vs. King Rnson Dental Clinic 0). 14 -AND -UNDER GIRLS' DIVISION Aug. 25: Ability Metals 5 (Laura Hurst 2. Lindsey Stephenson 2. Jaclyn Prohaska) vs Coffee Time 1 (L. McKechnie); Heritage Electric 4 (Shawntel MaCDuffl 2. Bnanne MacDuff, Bradgme Morin) vs. Volkswagen 0: Peters Appliances 3 (Sarah Manion. Lia Murphy, Kim Proctor) vs. Premier Trophy 0; Waynes World 3 (Brittany Chandler 3) vs. Wildcats 1 (Nicole Monosky) COLLEGE WEEKEND GAMES ORA Ontario Provincial Junior'A' Hockey League All games played at Mississauga Iceland Arena. SEPT.17 FRI. PICKERING vs. AURORA 7 P.M. SEPT 17 FRI BOWMANVILLE vs THORNHILL 7 PM. SEPT 17 FRI PORT HOPE vs. CALEDON 7 15PW SEPT 18 SAT COSOURGvsHAMILTON 10 A M. SEPT 18 SAT LINDSAY vs. BURLINGTON 12 P M. SEPT 18 SAT STREETSVILLE vs OSHAWAt P.M. SEPT 18 SAT PETERSORO. vs NORTH YORK 2 50P M. SEPT. 18 SAT MISSISSAUGA vs. HUNTSVILLE 4 PM. SEPT 18 SAT WEXFORD vs WELLINGTON 5.40PM SEPT 18 SAT. SYRACUSE vs PARRY SOUND 7 PM. SEPT 18 SAT AJAX vs. BUFFALO 8 30PM SEPT 19 SUN DURHAMvsVAUGHAN10 00A.M SEPT 19 SUN OAKVILLE vs STOUFFVILLE 12 PM SEPT. 19 SUN BANCROFT vs. ST MICHAELS 1 PM SEPT 19 SUN NEWMARKET vs. BRAMPTON 2 50P SEPT 19 SUN MARKHAM vs TRENTON 4 PM SEPT 19 SUN MILTON vs. COLLINGWOOD5.40PM SEPT. 19 SUN. BRAMALEA vs. COUCHICHING 7 PM SEPT 19 SUN KINGSTON vs GEORGETOWN 830PM PICKERING PANTHERS SCHEDULE SEPTEMBER SEPT 14 TUES. PICKERING AT AJAX AXEMEN7 30 SEPT 19 SUN OSHAWA LEGKrvAIRES AT PICKERING 8 30 SEPT 24 FRI OSHAWA LEGIONAIRES AT PICKERING 730 SEPT 26 SUN VAUGHAN VIPERS AT PICKERING a 30 OCTOBER OCT 1 FRI WEXFORD RAIDERS AT PICKERING 7 30 OCT 2 SAT PICKERING AT THORNHILL RATTLERS 7 30 OCT 3 SUN PICKERING AT AJAX AXEMEN 3 PM. OCT. B FRI PICKERING AT PARRY SOUND SHAMROCKS 7 30 OCT 10 SUN ST MICHAEL'S BUZZERS AT PICKERING 7 3C OCT 12 TUES PICKERING AT OSHAWA LEC40NAIRES 7 30 OCT 15 FRI THORNHILL RATTLERS AT PICKERING 7 30 OCT 17 SUN PICKERING AT WEXFORD RAIDERS 7 PM OCT 18 MON AJAX AXEMEN AT PICKERING 9 30 OCT21 THUR PICKERING AT ST MICHAEL'S BUZZARDS - 3° OCT22 FRI PICKERING AT NORTH YORK RANGERS - 3C ftwoQao �ov6oa�1 SAT., SEPT. 11, 2-5 P.M. 238 RAVENSCROFT, AJAX SHOWS GREAT, PRICED RIGHT! Cone ci redt it oil! This detadled 2 storey brick home shows I perfection. It has 3 + 1 We. ., a large tam. rm. 1a+ an open brit fp„ a perfect place to hang out The bsmt is a walkw d i completely lirtisfled. No problem for the wit -laws, sap. entrance. An quesborls I7 see you IlIm. call MARCELLO CFNPPETTA• (416)324-M #1 - Very spacious, open concept, 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom end unit with total privacy, walkout from finished room in basement to patio, direct access to garage. Priced to sell! Asking $99,900. #2 - Great complex, this 3 , bdrm. offers eat -in kitchen, walkout to patio, attached RosEmy garage and a -z access to ave 401 & GO train. Asking X2100 $113,000. Call Rosemary Brown*, 683-2100.,r"`r�,„b;""0"a,,1ie�", BY APPOINTMENT ONLY AJAX BEAUTY Ad you need in a townhome. 3 bdrms., finished basement, Jacuzzi, CAC, CVAC and much more. 3% $$$ bad( or 1 % discount. Must be seen. For more information call Alean. ALEAN SOIAERSALL• (416)291 -NO eyT SUN., SEPT. 12, 2-4 P.M. 1530 PICKERING PARKWAY,.. UNT601 y AFFORDABLE LUXURY ` Spotless 3 bdnn., comer txtit on nroi'm top floor. Ceramics w/o to balcony, ROFl` open concept livi Gose to iia a7 Pickering Town & rec centres, park & library. Call Norma' today. Pt-�-niewZ_ 1 SUN., SEPT. 12, 2-4 P.M. 894 RAMBLEBERRY, PICKERING Reduced for immediate sale, front porch encl., w/o JOHN MKXKW unfinished bsmt., w/o t906) 6�6d153 kitchen/deck. 3 bdrm., fireplace, CAC. Hwy. #2, north on Dixie to Rambleberry Sia+_ T �� A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call: LASSIFIEI[b= 0707 11 Careers 11 Cateeta 11 Carters _ 11 Careers 11 Can41rs 1 General HNp 1 Gtlteral HNp 1 Gtmaral HNp 1 General tklp Career Opportunity EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE SALES CONSULTANTS Marigold Ford Lincoln is seeking customer oriented, ambitious, motivated individuals to join our well established successful family run dealership located in the heart of Whitby. You will be able to excel & reach your goals in a positive refreshing atmosphere. We will offer you the ability to sell both new and used vehicles, enjoy an excellent compen- sation package that includes demo or car allowance, profit sharing, great health benefits and pension plan. If you are ready to join a dynamite team fax your resume in strict confidence to: Mark Williams Q 905-430-3533 or e-mail at marigold@marigold.net Effective with the 2000 golf season, the OGA will be relo their Administrative Offices to the Wooden Sticks Golf Club in Uxbridge. The Finance Position duties include: a) Invoicing of Member Clubs, processing Annual Dues b) Managing of Membership Data Base C) Accounting activities related to tournaments d) Accounts receivable/payable e) Payroll Required skills include: a) Knowledge of Financial Statements and bookkeeping b) Financial Software Systems, including Simply Accounting, Excel Apply: Attention of Dave Mills, Executive Director, Ontario Golf Association, 2768 Davis Drive, R.R13, Newmarket, Ontario, UY 4W1 Un-Jear about your chowes! Career Research add Development can help This FREE 12 -week program teaches: • Career Exploration & Planning • lob Search • Computer Operation • Personal Development Start Date - September 20" Call now to participate in this highly successful program... Seats are limited! (905) 852-7U8 A Durham College program - funded by HRDC •�...�..=.wv s/a - r -/a J1we aur Meir of mind prekni tak. Eejer fl1ekIR1 a ►est diffuaa with raw sUrderps. Trsiewg i1 ped• dtrreloprltet prorWed • INigw ttadliel anthers bum • PA AN and US teacheriil"Nrtd. 11111eea■es : C✓E W 110 Fhni Ave.. likkerin My JJ7 Phime 4W -314I1 w Fs 404171 TUNNEY PLANNING Ron-* INC. _ and nsultailft Flan it i I for a Co ,11NOW Plseeer/Admiaistrslire Auldu l Postsecondary education in planning or re- rated field and proficiency in Windows 98, MS -Office required. Please In resse ne te:9154i6 HU THE FUTURE bewngs to those aho are prepared for chi nge Thaw retro are focused and td those who are tecNnrcapy stilled Net 3 Come wwtg MCSE'Lotus Noes Database admumstrabon uwq Orack Compute rtantertance - A. New media web design and A,aorad. sdnwre design aro Programming hna xw as- srstanct may be available to eligible ""Rets Cal Dwlum rusutess computer College (905)427-3ot0 CAREEN SCNM OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 red Fbnstry & Business Program. 12 wed n- tenyve 3-phase Program 3 Wit ProkstabrW Course. kr- home vdec. eegeners Pro- gram rogram Part-t~V0 beer coursa avadabk A school where al your tramutg bQCorrra worthwhile Faw CIM assistance may be avad- AM FTD Centre 905-136- 7746 MICROSOFT OFHCE USER SPECULIST work. Excel, PowerPorm. aid Access ob tan your Nlamr's Level Open new doors to the Last Paced woad d CWVAM rt- vM in "tarse and set new canwr gam, Microsoft ohne User Specialist are regrster- rrng NOW' Call Gary at 9- 721-33x1 TME Mil SWIM career Trawrng center. Carat train, ting available in "icial nails. ear candling, pedi- Cwes. waning. Air brushnp and 113111000V tedmitim. Stud Fn" (905)439-2217negotiable, I n A@'1 .. Needed in Catalogues. T.Y. Cowprta- cial, uWairhea, and MR work. r acctpied tgitrtg and regatraom to cwmw. car (416)-941.9343 or 1-ew M.O.D- E.LU.S. Samoa IT HIM CALL AJAX 663-0707 uxeRloC E 662-9741 MCSE INSTRUCTOR Durham Business Computer College, a pri- vate vocational school requires instructor(s) ar deliver effective lecture driven training on the MCSE modules at their Pickering & Scarborough locations. Utilizing the Micro- soft official curriculum. Experience/ certifi- cation and a passion for delivering superior training are key. Please fax resume to (905)4211-6752 or email: rmohamedCOstafLdbcc.on.ca 40 AZ DRIVERS for local Durham work. Minimum 2 year AZ experience Guaranteed 40 hrs. per week Call T.D.S. Personnel 112 Athol St., Suite 203, Whitby, Ont. 1-888-439-7777 905-430-8605 1 cewwHft 1 Geeteral Hdp UXBRIDGE TRIBl1NE requires NEN'SPAPE R 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 OPEN HOUSE let us put YOU to work join us Saturday September 1 I* 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Administrative • Bilinguals et General Labour/Assemblers APPkOa =(Pickfairl laza)uvcrpo South of Highway *2 COMPANY I TRAINING POSITION progressive printing company in x 'itsmaromechanically inclined individu- with good communication skills, and a ong work ethic to be trained as an op - tor in our plant. They must be willing work either days or evenings as re- ired and safety stores are a must. Fax Resume to 683-2075 Attu. Mc D. Damtario Shingllrf�LabOw+etr Roqu6nd floe reekknOM m- rooiin6. 91111101vleg oad and sm 0 M0wo a*afi. CAM Shane aft w GPM = 416-1164-604p ei"nston cad dwWfrtg customer needs. From it's your turn... 00� ro drive! AZ and DZ Drivers Needed! Pickering,Toronto, London, Alliston, Mississauga & Calgary Ryder Integrated Logistics is the largest provider of thmd-party integrated logistics services in North America. wp* mmage hent • safe working emrirontnent - top quality equipment to ftlisillied goods • benefits Package Ryder Integrated Logistics requires: dh1t ibl bob wehe die . minimum 3 Yeats experience • dean abstract world's AWPU ort "der of We offer a competarve compensation package as wefl as five opportunity to grow with a dynamic leader in the logistics integrated bgisti s industry Please telephone t -877-RYDER22 (1-877-793-3722) OR send services. Growth and or fax Your resoxrre in confideme to Ryder Integrated Logistics. Recruitment Centre. 2233 Argentra Road Suite 302. odnmtcement stow led to Mississauga. Ontano. L5N 2X7 Fax (905) 826-3148 Ryder Integrated Logistics is an Ernl)loyrnerrt Eqwty Employer diene opporainioes for We look forward to hearing from your proaert Performers to )an - � QS our team- rte raced L g ogistilrs CASHIERS, FLOOR PEOPLE for temporary work - Must be available for all retail hours Please apply with resume at: AGNEW SHOE STORE Pickering Town Centre Saturday, Sept. 11, 10:00 a.m. • No Wits, Weekends or Holidays • Paid Tmirwrg d Worklrlen's Compa sMon Work part-tt m hours with to World's NINNBER,�I Nome CWarrng Sonoco • �.�Lacdion y1�11R0d 89mall MM -426-6685 nilaids Is looldrg for reliable people to -in sert and deliver papers and flyers door to door ev Saturday in ft Pickermig area. Deliveries must be completed by 6A0pm. Must have a vehide. For more infomlation call 905483-5117 PURDYts IRISH Pus MaUue ExperiesicWplersolow - d Line C -Oepatdabk -Required to work Aexlbte hours. Smart Serve a Must! Appy with MSUR a to 6011 Wmgda pr Glace or Erik (416))-33M KIDW KIM Ages 2 + Wanted for TV & Movie Jobs! No Fees!! Metz /Women %6 ffi yes. Needed for same! No extras- Pawft cW (416) 221-3829 teE® Of rtlaia9 is dtit - belft for a int? tale a Nr OW Joe CONKM cat Ste` yob! W24 yes, oM i lies d M* i srreeL For more il. b"Nwn at 905.552-7w. so films 1*0 persons 10 sed eo@W Mak dw-W deer is 1- 1 "re. coswis- =XL be Lori al els toter• wattinOM OW SS2-1790. 77 77 bum a , �'�.. •fit.` _ .�: •. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDMON, September 10. 1999 PAGE 27 AM 1 0e1Mf �4 a1► P 1 Go." H* ffi�U caerl•ral Help 1 G•rWM Help 1 Gernral Help EXPERIEN ED DELI AND COUNTER help re- gained Must have dell it LOOKING FOR grocery stock SRNIWAY SANDWICHES FULL TIME MEAT CUTTER REQUIRED ence Apply m Deison at Bkxxigromo Italian p�erson mlh expenence, heavy Idti� valid dnvers license, AJAX requires IM night per - son. p1 day people , pn eve to workevenings Bakery and Dell, 15 Westney Rd N at Hwy 12. weekdays nights, weekends Send resume to File 0413 a wknds Appy either Apx location Mon -Fn Sam -Spm Willing and weekends. (near While Rose) Alax OsrawalWhdby This Week. .n immedatey, fa 7 - 8 month natemiry leave or North East SCirbdr0 0"" Apply in person with resume to: D.�iam Rgifrli PD 8dx 481 Oshawa. ON LtH 7L5 Su"RINTENOANT. COUPLE POSITION now Mike Mike Collier or Joe Perna: Largest Home Improvement Com is lookm f« people to assist workers FDR motivated North Oshawa apartment building Janitorial and train - Independent IS? m its sales lorce Positions include 10.12 canvassers workers to be trirkW n Bit- hard table installation moving terarlce experienced pre- ferred. $20.400 a year plus Glendale {formerly Loeb) 19 Dixie Rd. Pickering. and 2 closing Positron Weekly minimum plus commission Average and servicing Part lime and full time positrons available Drop oft resume at The Rec apanmem C20 (905)579.2515 for immediate interview Lir" r�"*r'I"' from 5500-S,3o0/wk For more Into call Dave 905- Roorru 15011+dp1unsSl U-5 THE MEWS ApyERi1SER rs your list your application will be 7"<1-1325 whnby Onuno 1905) 430 looking for Kids to delver pa- SB1B WEEKLY 1S POSSNLE! Established advert EARN $200 5300 0979 pars and flyers door to door bur land a week by 600 PM f*tr~ ising com- Parry expanding. great oppor- luny 10 motivated response le . 5500. or more per week. assembling products in the comfort of • needed now NO EXP RI 'EXPERIENCE Hour own home. Send a sdf- NOW HIRING NCE NECESSARY WILLING TO TRAIN' For ap• addressed stamped envelope to DPH 6-2400 Dundas St At 1 Harwood Ave. Location pointment only call Brdtarry 19051720-3144 18.. Full-time IN Sute 541 Rel 636, Mrs - srssauoa. Ont L5K 2R8 • WEEKEND/NIGHT SHIFT only EARN S3N-S5N to host a Front Counter 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. ACCOUNTING CLERN re- q'xred to fill gathering of friends interested in an • PART TIME/FULL TIME Front Counter .n immedatey, fa 7 - 8 month natemiry leave or North East SCirbdr0 0"" investment dub For No call 905-436-1731 Aust be able to work all a.m. and p.m. Must have ACCPAC (Dos) EARN 5575. PER WEEN' Build shifts inc. weekends Experience n order entry. alp air. lair. Microsoftesumeword and products at home as lime as 2-ylirs per day' Free record. A1LSO ACCEPTING Excel Fax resume salary ed message reveals details. Applications expectatton to (416) 292- 16) 705-735 4087 MASSEY'S RESTAURANT Requires lull time permanent expenenced LINE COOKS Apply in penAnl to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering orl hnrurc in their nenghborhoods call 905.683-5117 TRUCK ACCESSORY/M- STALLER-Must be experi- enced to Install runrrng boards. truck caps, log lights. etc. Must have good rnechan- ,cal and electrical knowledge Need valid dnvers kcense with clean abstract Contact ROL Pickering, 905-428- 7373. Fax 905 428 7376 TRUCK MECHANIC and AZ dnver required 852.3037 WANTED - RELIA E person will own vehicle Truck pre - 2794 EXPERIENCED DAYCARE seek,ny .'nature- mrdnigni ril lerred' for light maintenance/ pre - For front counter, donut and muffin baa- TecbrKum Oil .*wmfes. • LIQ F: (ri "I s„cINMGIrE ly wpAMTEDranse� Dona �t ax1 o No n- in- . rake decorators etc. our new Ajax- 1 Salts HelplAgems 1 salts HQUAgar" leachers required for on call Expenerxe preferred but not required Apply m person 2 right watch person company. Mostly nighm shins Must be ,. h ;I, n on Pickering Beach Rd. in Ajax, CARDINAL -- - . al Waferview Childcare Cen- ire. call between 9-ttam or p m - 4 p m 268 Bloor SI W. bondable Involves being min the end of November. I' K -4 ter 6 m 1905p21-,0,071 Debbie Weber Oshawa away from Iionie for pen - bila °� of lime after Pat al Apply to the -.-+v� .'>ntact MEDICINAL HERO Grower/ Man°help r regwres IWI (905.'325-00,2 eller 2 p m Hari wy 2 location. � EXPERIENCED HAIRSTYLIST. ',r rime help Dares xidude op- NOME WORKERS NEEDED.!! Tim Norton's 1 Harwood Ave. Ajax I -- well eshablisnOshawaed salon area. Call Crating encapsulafmg Ma- aasemblmy our products 683-6497 Lir" r�"*r'I"' "Mian 9051728 -mil ctw ry Milling. no" and Ideal for shy a noire moms your list your application will be We have the job EXPERIENCED Lawn main- ',lance personnel Tran r- .":tori required toxmutahnq of firm he Powders and Product packag- 'fig Detailed and precision skilled work Past and students Start mme- datdy, For free u,lo package call 24 his ton-Iree 1 -888 - 771-7409 1 {cline Sen'ICL� CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom for Apply Moon. "iia Fnday. gam -Spin at Keg production and packaging expenence an rouR 6000 HEALTH STORE you do not wish your reply sent, simply you! y 11•x7 landscape rill -,0977 tosser M sr be rekare. sill- motivated r to Itarrr 0 C requires lull !,me nelp 1 ORke Help / t7rRce Fteq = seke HWAgsme SALESPERSON required for ACCOUNTING CLERK/ion nduSlI alt Finishing market I OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR send resume to Electrostatic Full time position available immediately Coating Equipment Ltd. 270 at successful Pickering automobile Brunel Road Mississauga ur< daalafehin Pmuio�idnxnxxet.r wr.. Ont L4Z 1T5 An Sales Mgr 906-668-9734 I AJAX LICENSED GENERAL mechanic required. full time. North American vehicle ex- perience Please laresume BOOKKEEPER to Aftm At Brahman 416.674- "PART TIME" 6762 Pickering Accounting practice requires experienced individual to perform monthly accounting functions up to the F/S, including monthly remittances for clients. Good communication, computer skills essential. Reply with salary expectations to: File Ile 414 c/oThis Week P/O Box 481 Oshawa, Ontario L1H 7L5 Part-time, 16-20 hrsJwk. Seeking a mature relhabie individual to schedule appointments for our busy sales department. The ideal candidate must have excellent communication skills, pleasant telephone manner 8 data entry experience. Please contact Jane 905-686-9842, ext. 244 or fax resume to 905-686-4798 ARCHITECTURAL Millwork firm located in Durham Re- ggrequires AUTO CAD OP - TOR (Release 14) Mini - MUM 5 years experience Please tax resume to 905- 983-9714 EXPERIENCED Cabinet Maker required for busy millwork shop in Durham area Expi ewA In store h»ores an as- set Fax resume to (905)686- 1155 EXPERIENCED FULL-TIME Shop and lard help required Sardel preppmq sandill ng• shat metal needed Must neve own transtwrtatlon $8 $10 to start CaN for Interview 905-686-8529 FITTERIWELDER, 4-5 years expenenre able to read blue. printsand work with mini- mum superva on Fax re- sume to 905721.0467 [xpnr erre, �-. ;s� •ave , Wn truck and tools For cleaning 8 air Gond. start up 0 D P card required. lication in an addressed tour othebox number fn the TecbrKum Oil .*wmfes. • LIQ F: (ri "I s„cINMGIrE ly wpAMTEDranse� Dona �t ax1 o No n- in- am wee- IKrdS ytaiw week krawledw a 1 Salts HelplAgems 1 salts HQUAgar" teady in 'Durham area. advertisement and attach a list of such .ary. raid dnvers ICOM appy A PENNZOIL. 195 Live - uo i ' '" Irecixs•rY ro N Ajax plate ph quaff please gxres please must or roAr*orul corttdtim Apply n ng slandad. To apply ler h/ (9031-6197-e991. names. Place our application and list in y prime call Aril•ersPreferred ~wry wage (9051-6 3.6389 EXPRESS NAIL ie S Deisorr PrT RETAIL SALES HELP HEATING SERVICE TECHMI- an envelope and address to: Box Replies. !or oral irrigation company Fell &Part -tine SIN a M1L1 •es CerfrANS 9a.. :an Cer m joking for g lot Drivers WAnse re4kaild Ex- membership required Pay as CIA* ;.;irrd or If the advertiser is one o1 the names on pellet" not netessaryr will \an NltY for t bIWYCN pato` egwres •xpene„ped experienced nag edrwcian HELEN'S required for Sporting Goods Store. esoeenra furnjce r'Svec*xnm ami serv- your list your application will be HARD WORKING drivers re' ( iillnpaniu s,Wthe pkrla raker driver. a ;-rlef71 help All 905.420- with ger bast 3 yrs ripen- enced Correct SOM al 434- 1 {cline Sen'ICL� Experience an asset. ce Gas litter 11 renamed For destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed .1 E&.a., •D5 After 2Pm 6760 Eveiwlg434-54M Hiring Fax resume to: 905-683-2505 interview fax rewme a 19051 683-3377 or call (9051 633 - directly to Oshawa This Week, will not Fez resume Ind Ars avail- faR w for a FRIENDLY outgoing meat per- ,•, re for PUT TIME AZ Drivers mad- Cleaning0965 P Or ilio Off at: gr negoliatket wiauefs SaNunme �ySat�y be forwarded to the file number. requires person for pool dos 'rigs Aim sticking pool sav- apposOrerl aired small tale- ,ra In Eaa Scarborough d- ' rx 2 pass o;, 3 days d due week Must haus drum ahs � ) 32 Church St. S. Ajax I PEOPLE EXPERIENCED r. n Cation moukfm xtup law Originals must be sent directly as 666-2228 ce pralo.q L,gta cooking a hin'dmy stray and overt the age d zl Call q cortrw indicated by the instructions in the ad. Or 1.800-219-8059 .ash Mon Fri ' x8 3 Solani 1905.'423 The runt are going to OMO. 01 5-4 9043Mont 67224 aibrnianaru 427--138, Skilled FWp skilled Help to Darr f . M Boundary Rd. Whmby. M LIN ere or tax 905)434 - FULL A PART TIME LMs PARTS DRIVER ne toed f Orrice 953 COunif' ystyla. Pickering 1050 Brock Rd. FULL AND PART TIME COUNTER HELP REQUIRED Apply in person 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ili Fax Hcsurlt to: TecbrKum Oil .*wmfes. e or heavy duty truck parts dis• 1 11 -�9 ,previous expeit All 016U t at (MWtry Mug pro- Douglas Road Uxbridge. L9P 1S9ptrsan 15 Regent' Crescent .ary. raid dnvers ICOM appy A PENNZOIL. 195 wet eutln dnvers abstract and Barr pipenerl in Orn- EXPERIENCED tooikeeper required Par! time pilsioon. H' kitbv, Ont. tYestney Rd S Aiax too ng slandad. To apply ler h/ wort be fltlane in lab Awes MY03 rondo at 1905)-626-3166 a prime call flit po w baa resume b 571-5134 Krr experce an asset Apply n LIK 7K8 GENERAL LABORER wanted Pickering Restaurant hump pera wit re- at suiwe a Pa•iaig• 1905)852-9254 !or oral irrigation company PAT AS YOU ro Gym No Rd T10 IklsW on Rd. S. Oellaa APPLE PICKENS. Pon Perry Drivers WAnse re4kaild Ex- membership required Pay as One, LIM6E7 area 98545041snp1 pellet" not netessaryr will you go gym No rxxrwtrrao Fax resumes tp A2 DRIVER Shady .'urs. naw cam (905)452-21 is Par as you go gym Dart'. FULL TIME ONke on -M. good wages clean ab HARD WORKING drivers re' -w-ft Monttify Absoklky no PwamMonznd Currently seeking sen starter to mlanage busy nae Salon. IS a and US experience K a must Call Jot Weed for OstiaivaMmifby Near appewanbe ReWbk . psynent Pay as you go SrrtxxesfW caindidalk most At (9051-427- .1 Power City Open umil Msess tatpeotaf arpm- 4W or. shit aid free. 1 CAN 776< m,d�p M - F WeeberWs 9 .'aboral. coinpuer and Ikeoplt B.K. BAUM LANDSCAPE LTD. Fez resume Ind Ars avail- tow - 5 pm 1035 Brock Rd skins Marietug and Wait required personnel for busy. NCKLING POOLS a SPAS. Prckerne 19051 427-6277 gr negoliatket wiauefs SaNunme �ySat�y lap tine IN season Call 509• 1736 requires person for pool dos 'rigs Aim sticking pool sav- KASTIGLAS INDUSTIES sure to Fik 0417 Oshawa ice ptrson with experiell" fiber gasS manufacturer hir- Thin Week. PO Box 481. RIME, PING AC MA?IONISTS (FuU & !aa t ti1BBe) IaN/%CaG m Degree or dipkmn in acWatioNgerontology Recreative and leisure studies Experience with seniors or physiealy and Cogniifvely chat -aged individuals Knowledge of restorative programming Proven ability to work independently Must be flexible yet directed Team oriented computer literate, organized, caring, and residence centered. Plea" daft 1^aaBB� a" ewww lkettet rsProgram >Dia�ebe SECURITY OFFICERS Evans Security requires int SLalyfull and part-time ety officers fohe GTA. Must be fluent in English, both written and oral. - Please visit our office located at Transit Square 100 Westney Road South, 0104 in Ajax to fill our application or fax resume to 416-321-1142 Mother Jackson's, a multrtacoed gazer coo manufacturing facility, requires a skilled trade. either a licenced Millwright or Electrician. Your experience will include AC and DC frequency drives. Allen Bradley, PLC 5, SLC 150 and SLC 500 and electrical system trouble shooting. Strong mechanical skills Including hydraulics and pneumatics are Effective communication skifls and the ability to work in a team based maintenance environment are required. Food Industry experience is an asset. Competitive wages and a full benefit package CAR/ENTER REOUMEO �JR1ts bene atxxgkd A 5 mg factory t"C" for emm SMRs Experwkm (meq. picas LIH 71.5 Whitbzz Toyota is looking for an Some experience own loos Douglas Road Uxbridge. L9P 1S9ptrsan h� not repwed Appy n LMOFitCE REQUIRES Le - avalable P/T positianl Avail- and transportation Call Fa- i k Positron requires a 'P - b 103 Ckmairs Rd W �' Rey Secretary 94x sauework OrdaroUHn5 rondo at 1905)-626-3166 a MUM Immediaky - Busy flim Huge Range d labs Please ax resume b ProlTessiorwl 19051465-0995 afkr 6 30 fle Pickering Restaurant hump POSITIONS AWHLAKE - Li- 1905)852-9254 to fill full-time reers n Pubic and sem puD I INC poli" toms. Our ryrwp Experienced cooks. 2 poll- censed Mecltaruc cis N - Al- Part-time F -time d new position. Toyota experience is an asset. CHEF WANTED. Seeking a self moneyed energetic indr- b- -4-Ok Cal 19051839- 040 ask for Jib. erdam for weekends snack bar help Apply n person b PART TIME SUPPORT sun needed for busy Iw estate Fax resumes tp vdui to Prepare gourmet ho- OWK MTE - A AJAX full time ne Curb LiTruck Stop. 539 oto" Evenmps and wee - kends Switchboard, Charlene Chartralld (905)430.7874 mytq, hoods Please forward and part time mature Ito" 47 Uxtxidpe iey- IA E Construction. lairdscape d=cape maintenance. intece. and resuake to Mrs wideman. lir gilt -tat nd niter Aradcmy. 12 month opera- PIIOPERTY MANAGER 30-35 axe deMrk asseu F#n- unamill Hwy 47. Goodwood. Ont bon Goll knowledge,In an asset hours per week Property some to 905-619.2500 or mail Ice LOC IAO or Fax b 91� 612- Fez resume Ind Ars avail- rtieiw angor rondo- mourn to, RdAtaa Quality One 1N�Y 1KG 9636. able (416) 410-0778 anent experience required. 513 Westney Rad Atsx. RIME, PING AC MA?IONISTS (FuU & !aa t ti1BBe) IaN/%CaG m Degree or dipkmn in acWatioNgerontology Recreative and leisure studies Experience with seniors or physiealy and Cogniifvely chat -aged individuals Knowledge of restorative programming Proven ability to work independently Must be flexible yet directed Team oriented computer literate, organized, caring, and residence centered. Plea" daft 1^aaBB� a" ewww lkettet rsProgram >Dia�ebe SECURITY OFFICERS Evans Security requires int SLalyfull and part-time ety officers fohe GTA. Must be fluent in English, both written and oral. - Please visit our office located at Transit Square 100 Westney Road South, 0104 in Ajax to fill our application or fax resume to 416-321-1142 Mother Jackson's, a multrtacoed gazer coo manufacturing facility, requires a skilled trade. either a licenced Millwright or Electrician. Your experience will include AC and DC frequency drives. Allen Bradley, PLC 5, SLC 150 and SLC 500 and electrical system trouble shooting. Strong mechanical skills Including hydraulics and pneumatics are Effective communication skifls and the ability to work in a team based maintenance environment are required. Food Industry experience is an asset. Competitive wages and a full benefit package CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no Ir abillity for non insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. AN copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. I1iLllro arson needed for is tamous. Positions are in die rut wart txsan- on Toronto East/Durbam Region L 6W8 CIMCINT BOARD ASMA" Joanne poxnobo Good comgrter skill Please rept' to File IECEInOMW PIT 20-25 cos/ OE NTELLWAR- FIT positans required for Picker mares• aqui avalable P/T positianl Avail- At* PO Bou 481. Oslaw. i k Positron requires a 'P - be Cm be physically able. Fn a sat between Spm OrdaroUHn5 pie' person who is flinbnle demanding. No experience necessary. Contact flim Huge Range d labs ASSISTANT Manager. accurae, his aneinbon 10 them tar, skip some Thompson (905) $37-8550 we are rte security company from whom peopletannin ca- PickenRickett quaresup tones it store re- `des arson unto retail ex- n evenings a tends Fax resume a (905►126 3601 ed. 285 reers n Pubic and sem puD I INC poli" toms. Our ryrwp cusspenm to assist With sales. customer omer cervi" a dekvef• IECEPIIWST/7EGEiARY CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one Incorrect insertion and there shall be no Ir abillity for non insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount paid for the space occu- pying the error. AN copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. I1iLllro arson needed for is tamous. Positions are in die rut wart txsan- les. fikrst be orgarraed. Caohd lir G&W in Scarborough. Ex - GTA Td -416-4694429 or be part or Ikx-bme Fax m rd74eeer stills rt Fax -416469.4255 some to (905)655-4723. qured. Fax 0 416-724-6818. reAp- la- 10T NHP reltaf SCAMOROYGII ro1rR11f SOMMY required for ilia in n pp erson. The Gr and t Fo Liam. 15 my Rd. N. requires entry level trances Small gst-paced civil engu- A Hwy 2. (near Wb* Rose) plus aWle /elq. personnel for 11eeemg off= in Scarborough. /IRT T nequrM swcone rubber tryanon Must be rx fen oriented. lABB111fER regwrod for dry- moldnq mull res. Starling cipene told proficient n wall deliveries and yard du- sal' $8.25 per txlmp. :300 --noon laws. UK Some firm am. must t rest Ion exp. PINse fix rewme b Part-time F -time be deperndabk. fonkliff ex- Ann: MarnuAacWnng WuaW days1weelt. Reply b Fisk piewfice an mo- Apply in at (416)292-2094. 0415. PO. kax 481. OSIMske Ixvsm at Ow a Son Buildup SEAM is looting lex AZ Onlai o LIM 71.5 Supplies 1289 Sdmoviee St. Drivers to drive 3 to 9 Mar / Oshm. harriers. Salary depends on IA E Construction. lairdscape d=cape maintenance. intece. and a Call Ct its WORONICS and PI snow removal ftillpart time required imi edaw *E0 t" a, 4660.0412. SNORT OID61 COOK 80.1- trside sales q boilers and rellatled products a must preferred preferred but Plea04 not necessary. Please call AKE person ton hull -lime al- se appy wth resume to PO Bw 481. (905)-420-7481 or UK resume iem oon a philime days for OslMera. Om 7l5 to (905)-42GAS15.cafeteria cafeteria position Monday LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. WW through Friday. Experience/ t IrPOR1EPMTRNYTKt of se forward resume to: MOTHER JACKSON'S Box 750, 15350 Old Sirncoe Rd. Port Perry, Ontario IAL IA6 Attention: Jeff Pett Opentients Manager URRIM PRECISION INC. requires highly skilled programmer and setup persons for CNC Lathe & Machining Centres Days or Nights Must have minimum of 5 years experience. Rate: $26.00 per hour with production bonus. Mazatrol experience an asset but not required. Fax remme to 1%51837-0654 HAY 9trakfW motes need o* appy Timbren Industrial has o rings foFia • w An experienced person with Jig making • Ashbw Mo ski1114 m Experienced or a learner with a good attitude Enjoy excellent benefits and wages appropriate to experience. ("S) 6833991 local houses. Established ixsiness! Asking for finders term temp. must have 6 months working experiauoe a xafspo ion o SERIOUS with applicantsLY quality photographic trodycls seeks enlhusiastic ind "Ill" I �'•"'-�'^•••� I be, References required. 905- safety sw el -toed boors. Pick- resume IO hetnnts lir permanent full lime sales1 Seke;;f A nitN© 1 Suis NeglA9nt4 04 49396 (snp) enng through Oshawa areas Car an asset. From 5150 to 5Pm 1905).42&0232 position. For CemraVEasterN Norlhent Qtxio area Please /IRT T nequrM R.E. SALES. Bq came Iran SODTHFORK. SNKW/Plow COrPYCENTIIE looking for III, time employees for both $9.00 per fx. We will be oma- Operators For winter Main- lenanlcel. Brock Rd. A Newnan- submit resume and s i expectations to: vision Cana- For Dusk tactdrY oWNt AMI mum 30 hum per week Mae. 90x. Commrssiors! Balk Leads. Referrals our Pickeryp and 1151awa ID vlewifq a the Oshawa Gwc Auditorium the Thornton Road vilk Yards. Ot repured. Toy da ltd.. 1755 Plummer St.. utast be available days and of . P6 fee's CALL rations. Corinpukr experience a must. Call Tim: 905-420- South, Oshawa. Every Tues Forward resume. 1035 Ave Pickering. Ont L1 W (hew 20. Pidkerim. Ontario. LIW 351 weekends. Previous rteuil "' ponence an asset. Please tax R NO SELL M CALL AJAX 9707 or Brad: 9057252199 and Thus. 930 a.m. - 2 p.m 3P1. Ain: Joyce Kdring resune to (905) 683.1541 IBMOw womo 0E Ni�41 SONG INSTALLERS :nal orae mprovement company -equines qual w siding al - must hart own wird 6 took Cad 19051261-1330 WE ARE SEEKING a Juror ':ualil'I control 'ech"kaw arm Some experl"" M elf 11.1 r141, Stitt work Bereses wing to pay for re - tiled courses P1nse reply b F,k "IS Osbaeia This Week, P 0 Sox 481. Oshawa. on - :Ano Lel 71_5 IVHDER Canox Arc Welder �cmplete•L,res/Stand Helme'f APJ Supphers Drill Press fl nro016 speed and 5rr chitrik 14 hp Like rew 1905) 352-3065 1 HMP" mod" REHABILITATION CLINICS AW /Clylwwa area requires NDs , Phvsattletapisis. Kirw%kAosist aind asustarin Fax resume to (4161214-9707 DOM A33611 M - looking to expand your hours? Busy Pickering office requires you for Saturdays beginning och- er call 420.9211 or forward resume to. Glendale penal Office. 1900 One Rd. ant 9. Rd-% DENTAL ASWUNTOOL Large Pichemig D -W group. MaoyoppoMunbes to ad- ianice Full orte. Fax resume to Aclue (905""-7091. P.D.A. Great hours. luau: live Oshawa office. Experi- aiced with Abd compuee an asset. Please fax resume to Office Manager. (905M34- 8520. RDA 3 days per week no evairngs or ktiteteruds. Please tax resnrne to: Dr. Panda Zia - Mark, (WS) PAIIT-TIS NYGENT re- quired for Alex office. New grads welcome. Please CAN 7.1443 ask for ,tackle. PNAIMACY Assistant. ex- perience preferred. Must rive good communir-ion skits. and have own car. Excellent wages t right cared aim. CaN 'ROW OPP0R1111RTES.• WK Refill Director Whitby. Physiotherapst Oshawa Pn- wte Oftbo Rehab Clients. Graduates welcome to apply. Phone 416-593-4020 Ext 13. Fax (416)-598-3963. A/P MAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, Ing 1 ON" 1 YidfC1 1 DentshitaiNedleeh 11 MMkM Ba1kNt 11 MMir.t BIBhN Home health care is evolving and we are meeting the challenge. Our RN/s and RPN's are providing care through our visiting and shift pro- grams that could only be provided in the hospital as little as ten years ago. Our staff apply their expertise in areas such as palliative care, post-op same day surgery, stoma and wound consultation, continence and maternal care. If you have specialty skills such as IV initiation, med pumps. central lines and peritoneal dialysis, then you are in demand! 'Partners in Community Nursing' is looking for nurses with a wide varie- ty of experience, a natural dedication to the nursing profession and an ongoing commitment to quality care. In return, we otter our comprehen- sive orientation program and opportunities for training and compensa- tion that are second to none. With a commitment to both client and staff satisfaction, we are rec- ognized as the employer of choice in the Durham Region. For the chance to join our team of dedicated professionals, please fax your cover letter and resume in confidence to: Heather Smith, Director of Nursing, Partners in Community Nursing, 965 Dundas St. W, Suite 201C. Whitby, Ont. L1P IGS Fax# 665-9961 - SECURE YOUNG OFFENDER FACILITY Requires Casual/Part time Nurse. Please mail resume to St. John's School, P.O. Box 5000, Uxbridge, Ont. L9P 1S1 or fax 905-852-5967 .1 D+reare can CAREGIVER NEEDED for pre-school children full time In tome or leve -out nanny No pets non srrokinq Amberlea area Cab 831-4457 LME -M ,:ARE GIVER must be ardiuble on weekends (905)- 619.9614 NANNY HOUSEKEEPER live out required to care fir 2 en. ergetic boys 1. 3. tight house- keeping duties. westney and Hwy 2. Call (905) 42&-0251 PART TIN mothers helper reguved an a as needed bases b take c1 11 1 apes 3 & 11 to extra cwrrdrar attm- bes appomtmenrs etc Must be tknbk before & after school as well as dip day Car regwad Mist anbe _.Q andwith oowntovn d west bend Cal 905-839.0645 WNITE'S/STROigM tome Murday to rnday staining 11 20 a m fur a wick d hour SB 00 per hr 19O5µ26- 679 . Osycae A.aweble LOVING HONE DAYCARE Story times arxl auak;ry -hdd- Mn s musk. 2yrs - Syr$ pw school Pan time and hal bme available Nonsmoking tax rearpt provided InUnt Child CPR. first Aad. Valley Paull Hwit 2 close to P11:1114". Cal (905)837-96W Go AJAX - BAYLYMICKERING Beach Rd E --E rill prcrrdt warm nurturrq enwroninenw wall many learnrng 1pportirtm- bes Irmig" hours avaatable IdepMrie (905) 427 -OM WY SITTING available lin my home 5 yrs exp Immd, operwhgs avalable for apes 2 yrs and up Rekrerm awr- able upon request 19051686- W49 DAYCARE avarible. Glen- munru and Fiel4gm at" 14 Tears etycrence.no smoking K par. Claw to Gingrove & A Isaac Schools. 18. months al 831.6674 Adman Truiito DAYCARE AVAILABLE inhome. doise to Glengrove ttry Please Cal (905)420--2247 P DAYCARE AVARAKLE in my home. Caduadque School area. School age children pre- krred. Please Cal 6864691 ;EKPERIENM dew mare available. Loving home. Tion smoli First aid, CPR Cans, story mine. TLC . hilt twtri ions means. Near Lem B Parson School. Any age. Walney Road. a" of 401. Cal t905µ28-0097. N MVAY 2 & BIXE - wd- Nam OMthir and St. Marguer- qe. mleraras. CPR. amt age welcome, ttyrs exp. Fleidbk hours. Happy Uncounted wA- ranmatt. 905.420.8526. L011rf: day M home mom win bibysit your child. Bay Ridges arms. (lose to sctools. Nambous snacks. aasoNubk. (905) 837-OW4. CKi1Oy'S DAT'CIIRE -MAPLE RIDGE. Mt>tlla. 8 yaws o- penece. firs! aullilm, now > no pets . ages 3 & under, pets. rltNls. TLC. afbrdabk. cal 8;117 2o4z MOTIER with yarn of day - are ex erence. ECE, If re :yard. plal+oan. loo of space ori TLC. Will Rd. S. area. 420-8176. . Daycare Available HARWOOD HOSPITAL- NOT YOUR AVERAGE Home car care' EC Mom provides ex- celknt care in small group semng Nutrtacus rtitals and $iliacs ramaSIK playroom wdh educational achirdres in loving smoke-free home Ret- 4rcnces, receipts, first aid! CPR 2 spaces to 18 months b 3 years Comr see tie dit- Itrence Jenny (905)427- PICKERING Mad / RNIe: Loving daycare 18 months to 12 years Daly oulungs (fenced backyard and park) Craps. story time music. nu- tnbdiaS meals & snacks First Aid CPR certified ribn- 1s o mg reeapts 905-428- RELWLE daycare. ECE Ex- perience but lurnches smacks kneed yard Markharn/ERes- mere Near Wm Tredway school (416)438-8751 RELIABLE DAYCARE avar- able near HarwuuaHwv 2 No pets no srnosirng Regular OutingsFeroed backyard Seicks & lurches Expen- enttd Phoe 905-619.3651 TENDER LOVMIG CARE pro- vided fur your �ruld rv,rSiiig background. aperenced, rel- entntts- On caret court. (Br%L'Snch)am 683-8934 WARM himully raring home welcomes youngsters games keys. AtA meals. smoke & pet free, 10 yrs experience Hwy 02 & Chapman Call Valerie 905-427-1723 1 Emphoymrm wAraw WE install ;aramic thartxe. hardwood. wtyh be 20 years experience, am Voir,q Cell 905-839-9009. Home 905. 839-9338 MFNINrOpd NOZY HEAT FIREWOOD. ex- cesmt very best gnnkry hard- wood guaranteed extra 11 file fully, seasoned. cut & split Honest measurement, fife delivery. 905-753.2246 ENDS w000 PROOUCTS- trudu bad of lops Buy now Ready for next year Sea- soned ad rail spit Ready tc bum (9051852 7586 cow OW STAFF. CRIB, car seats. highchairrail rider. etc. 5250 or best fifer. cad 905-428- 1255. CARPET k1l salmon brown 5200. Standing batmoom cab- men. 2 dr, $20. Wal betroo m cabinet. 1 Or $10. solid Zak desk/chatr $100 Air waow 5100.(905)683-5509. CLDTIMMO used. we're ex - pod"! Badk-w-school. &and names tmowsak pric. i g. Mimh omoucildren. AN items under $3.00. Former Fashum. 62 Old Kingdon Road. PidMring Vikage, Alas. Tel 905426.9916 SELF CLEAM overt $300. Buil in taboadw $150. bdalaw tketgy Das 4HP Suzulk, 016 MOMF 5700 080.428-1073. P / Agodn tysdb 1r is" arm sawsled beams. air condilioner, large iuooden swing set (with p)otlic W* 00, wood roves. c es- IMiNd and Buis. Am (905) 725-7493. (sty) Articles to 1 o Sae 1989 r` lw s Indy 400 2 upop seal new queen and suspen- Ston. very good condition. 65M trail miles asking $2500 4 Micheline Alpine fires on steel rims. P205 70,R115. appro■ 8.000 km fits new model Grand Prix. asking $400 Calf 579.3371 9 PIECE - oak dining, room suite Buffet. hutch. table, 4 side chairs , 2 arm chairs. 9Good 065 condition Call 9005465- A MOVING SALE house full W furniture and more Call (905)- 434-3661 ori905)-432-1531 AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS, woodod chimne'r cieaninW r'ePaws. we suppkyyinstall pest screens and Caps No muss no has Free estimates (905) 686-7741 - Leave message ANNOUNCING NEW iower price or mint dish Satellites On. $249 after rebates or lase for $12 49 morality monthly from $895 rh (905 55-16 -13661 e ATTENTION KAME BABY CWkcrurs Couection of 25 avadabl U -e tliYernrwwin & Princess) for sale pray win - ora wiqu+es (905)-579-5706 @RANO now still in ON 3x6 Complete b. •-ore Dodi table Pot Blas U K LIC & fresh poCM on Retail $600. &Skoog 5450 Paul 905.725-1493 imp) CMAC KITCHEN LabnNs. while cad!, .,Ak Inm uppers and ,wrws. with wgr pantry 16melamine carper. V2650 obo Calf 666-4874 CANOPY KO. wrought iron, queers ,uthopedic manress set New unused Cost $1.200 Sacrifice $490 Can deliver (416)-726-9885 CAIIPET BROKER. toot.. Ny- bn truck plush Stan resrstyt Can pet For 3 rooms. only 5369 0o Price includes 30 Sq Yds atim. deluxe pad and in. staKation in your hone Free QUOIN= in you home No tyear pyreli-8 0.2005- 8757)905-420-3090 CARPETS - lots of carpet 100: "n new Stan re- IPyse carpels on hand. I me arca 3 rooms, $349 Price irhdudes carpet. Premium pad. expert InsWlation. fast dekv- ery. tree esemse$ (30 yards) Norman 686.2314 CARPETS SALE: Lots 01 car- pets. 100% nylon scan re- lease carps 3 rooms $339 (30 Sq yd I Includes carpet. preawum pad and onstala- bon. Free estimates. carpet repairs Serwv Durham and surrounding area erect Cards Accepted Cab Sam 905-686- 1772 CA MET AM YlMyl - Cypwi twee morns. 30 spurt yy� from 1329 irMtaNed. I call Ole- Coad your best quote up b lox. Customer satislacboNh pirxyew. Cal Mie hx your free aW-*. 9054311-W our FACTORY OLOWOUT. Amazing 1 yr. no payments then $16/w k (oac). 350 Mhz loaded. Pinter. mai m. indnwl $oRwwe aid more. Fra wannerdelivery and soup. 1400-515-5545 COMPUTERam for sale. 2hard 81E sys2 keyboards. 2 IT cdkur WAW tors 5400 o.b.o. CaN (905)683.4M0. 9:30.4:30pm- fbMPYiL'# SPECIALS. Pew- ium sww SYUM $429. Pentium Liplop $744, 2MWU iternet system $609. LOadtd 35WHZ system sm. we ba long upgrades aro uw Cut repairs. (11105),655-36611. COMPUTER& lot saw. New andmadPW to P500. CoNI- P . syskim. rNenlo racy. 1 sN. 723 6851 or OkBmG ROOM sit. 4 chairs. 96 model. 5550.. 905426- 3680. Pick your own apples N.E. CORNER OF WESTNEY RD. & TAUNTON RD. A GREAT FAMILY OUTINGI McIntosh Red Delicious Spartan - Cortland Ta I m on Sweet Empire - Snow and Spy 1 Artmces fa 1 Artidee fir, Sate Smlw BA('K TO S('H001, SAI.E' 11 Warr c: - tw sate -- Maictwtg washer & dryer, extra capacity set. 1953 OLDSMOBILE CUT - USS. 4 dour, good shape. like 'few, electric or gas Sit" Seit cleaning kit -top electric stores 1917 JEEP Cherokee 2 new almond or wide $249 matciwg what" fridge & store, Nie new only $649 almond side-by-side water & ice dispenser =599 gas & electric dryers $225 extra cap" washers $249 wile Kermore self-cleaning sore, Sarah top. or 259-2258 scratch & dr1 regular $1199, pry, s6" 11 28V selection, cave visit our showroom tudav 426 Sinwoe SL S. (!oS) 728-4043 ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR new $4200 never used asking 518M 3 weal seodeer. slight damage. new batteries 5300 (905) 665 -UM Whhay GOLDEN -BROWN Chester. held & chair 5250 vertical Air Conditioner. 8.000 eau (5200) Wood Veneet war- drobe. 2 door. 2 drawers ($100). Pyr of Twin beds, bookcase headboards- with munresses & box springs (SM each). Fndgdwe Re- *9erabr Wbk. 301u X 65111 (SI00) N in good conbepn 852-0261 HANK'S APPLNUKES Party Sakes/Service New shipment, Unbelievable quality, Extra- apwq GE Auto -washers/ dryers. 2 -Sym S59Wset Brand new scralchVdent cer- an-lop stove. Kenmore. sell- cloat". reg $1299 only 5899 1 Maytag auto -wisher. 2yrs. $449 Amaro. seated burners, sen -cleaning gas store. gym. 5599 whrlpow set -cleaning. Int -hop. almond stove. only $249 Reingera- lotS. frost-Iree/debce/reg models $1991up visit our showroom 426 Surface S► & (905)728-4043 WJtDWGW FLOORmi, of Grade Birch 3'I147x!/4' & 2.1/ 4-x3/4' T&G Better looking than M*k at less than half tk price. S2.50(sq.1l. Also Pine now" & re9seapes a low prices. Doug (905161- 1506. IEWTnM PWAO. alpin- MM sift. good condition. will muirnabled. $1350. Pon Pery (905FA6-5m. JUT MOgMG, colonial ma - pit dirmrg room suite. table, wiM two etdohom. 5 chairs. ball bLOL szo- Set B pill bcbble Ptak$. $ISO.. 2 ho- quet talks 520 ack. nrifal- UnMA nein$. (905) 839-- 4125 IBMs M. black iron CANO- PY. NEW x -trick orthopedic OkD mattress coo. Cod 300. sacrifice $825. Can delver. (416)-726-9Q65. NEW NEEEfI atm one old oak iW ini r set gIt bleached oak with 6 chairs. acrd top ON" c ma ab" paw ora $4000 sacrifice M a1 Laity 7184279. OARAK door apairs. broken springs. Tablet, rakers, operr- as roll". Tahktps. $49 95 416.336.0073 PIANO TECMCLAN available for tuning repairs and pre- pirrciAse consultabon on all makes 6 rr AW, Also rxon- drhoned pmyos for sal Cal Barb at 905-427-7631 PNINIS/ tANOFATNEII COCKS Back to school spe- cals on all pianos and key- boards Starts August 18th Hoge selection of new yid used pianos New 690 pw rhos from $795 and up Riot to own. 100% of al ramal pay- ments apply Also a Hope s"Kiton of graimstat er clocks from 5995 and sip. Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 POOL - 3112' round. rnckaees heavy duty lines scar blanket & winter cover 5200 060 Cal evenings (905) 434-5468 $fila POOL TABLE 4 1!2 x9 prdes- SM" Boston table. Lois Paw legs. le~ pockets. t' sole. new doth. ball, cue's. and hghm 52600 Cal Al 905- 985-3820 POOL DOE 8'x4 1/2' & ac- kxssores $600 Paeace WNW upnplt p- Vigo Caryuler Olnelti. M30005. SM Frank - fin fireplace M. Sewing rro- dut SW. (9051-723-5364. RCA. this. SATELLITE. new models including; test card (all channels open) View over 700 chanriar. Now 306W Spamdt rxahavislom and Uni- vism. installation avaAabe. Card guarantied lar 6 m11t1N. KensiSat (905) 725.0196, (905) W-3637 nigh TO OBIM new And M. con"low appNaec s. and new TV's. Ful warranty. Pad- dy's Market. 905-263.8369 or 1.800.7911-5602. Ksmmsm be" dishwadw $50. Says racetrack. over 6BIL. 2 calls 850. ca (9)- 852-1852. SIEOIIAM - OtWily Niodden d" 8' X B' barn cal. city SM. plus tax. Why oroes Sim and styles aroilalk. Also garages ahs dedfs. 761 Md* Rd. (lilt 3, Pidleritl4 For more Wo. all gill 2093- KM Doom ho and plebes Otlttst readymady &V" CD Wayas. casseNe decks, speakers. OVDs. VCRs, tale- V"ims. Lowest pia in Oshei (905079--0193. 11011 Ankle fpr Side POEIOAK FURNITURE En- tertainment units. Home of- fice, Dining Room, Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs, our Craftsmen have been handbuukling the hest quality solid pine & oak furrn- lure for the home since 1974 Drop in and see our state of the Art woodworking taciliry and let us show you Mw line tumiture is made II you buy anywhere else, you will pay MORE & get LESS'.. Traditional Wood- working 115 North Pon Road (S off Reach Rd I Port Perry. 905-985-8774 hti p //www.tra- thhonalwoodworking on ra WIRE CAGES for sal Call Tim 905-683-5117 sip USED FRIDGES $195 / up, used ranges 5125% up. used dryers $125/ up. used wash- ers $199 / Lip. new and used coin operated washers and dryers at low prices New brand name Indges 5480 and up new 30' ranges with clock and window $430 Wide se- echon of other new and used appliances Call us today. Stephensm's Appliances. Saks. Service. Parts 154 Fvice St Oshawa(905) 576- 7448 web site www durham- mall comstephens m Articles L 1 s Wanted ANTIQUES?Absolutely! Ad. rice always valuableusually tree' Purchasing ouingm. es- tates w/some antique com- ertS. (no hmr: to ti- ue con- sidered), collections of any sort. quantities or single an - 'low items Special interest in Momron pottery I'm try to re- pord to OLA goenes Bowen M.'iques- Broolhn Onlarro '30505-8049 a r905I 21? 9890 BUYING ANTIQUE and col Iecuble convents mdI complete 'r Henry eat paasr 905-985-81 61ry WANTED - Backstreet Boys Tickets lir Nov 11 concert ..all i 20-6663. leave message lair) 1 Arts & - Crsft FOLK ART CLASSES starting n. September NI levels, trorml% atkrrlow old even, ng classes agdable Begrv- rtef$ our spectaldy, Learn a :711 nkat an re ere stress aahelit Comae (9p5�) 576s39/m7 fir rtornatibm VENDORS wanted. for outdoor craft show At Cormboe Fla Market Setmmber 18th am 19th Anerttalim 6000 peook per weekend Cost 150 Call 905 436 1024 Pods. WY MOW! DON'T PAY TIL 2888 - 0% INTEREST KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular above 16 xx lid 0/0, $55..9955 Package includes hirer. 2 ladders. sad MW.668 7564 . nolo. etc. 1-800- • 1 Pe415w wkw .soodkm Washer and dryer tot safe 5200 436-1890 (sip) ENGLISH SPRNIM SPAN- IEL Parents for sak, nego 436-1890 (rap) FREE TO good home. cal Su months old. black and white maw Has had shots, call FREE BRTEMS - Two black & whMe male 8 week- Cate and mend., tuft reed Mmes (705)786-0089 JACK RUSSELL puppies Dew claws removed. ►ails docked. first $11015, dewormed $400 Call(905)725-5344. FOR SALE -Boxer pups. vet dkcked. shots. Parents may be viewed. 5350. 905-432- 6893. OSOM OOEO MICE Assoc. Classes tb ySWM Sept. 20th. lila d Kew. (905) 435.OW.- GEn SNEF91Efm cross pips Muse raised -10 wks.. ohs• -pirb* Muse broken. Excekil Nwtpt Good 905-643-IANtanmobiee kw Sale Im ULU MOMT SPOOR Ddm - 2 dr. hft onginal chrome extra crom 5150009.0. Sell= enq WWA" CIA 4110,111-272 0Brandon M 905 19BT FORD Gdexy 500. 2 tba, hard bp. 289 mhotor, red milk led stow Never winter driytm. all me No see! tut Made IN truck or $6500. 723.7019. Oat's. 4M -%70.w* 1m POMIIAC PaNwam, V8. p.s., pit., am. air coridi- CMWOW laud cocked emery Tex. Burgund__y/ bum dolt irawrror. 53500 o.b.o. GN (905)576-3854 (Start or Ea) a Stat (905)435-3525. 1 Wd 1 v� seks sw 11 Warr c: - tw sate -- CRAFT AND BAKE SALE 1953 OLDSMOBILE CUT - USS. 4 dour, good shape. SlArr. 11 AND 12 $1500 852-5482 10 a.m. - 5 p m Hwy #7 and Salem Rd. 1917 JEEP Cherokee 2 new East of Greenwood fires. body in good condition. engine needs work $1.500 obo as is 905-697-3085 GARAGE SALE 1988 OLDS DELTA 88 Royale. Sat. Sept- 11/99, (Raindate Sun. Sept. 12) Fully loaded. fit excellent con - dnion Asking $4000 as is 8-2 p.m. 705 Foster Crt. Pickering $4500 centhed Call 432-2258 (SW of Whites Rd/gayly off Rosebank Rd. or 259-2258 S. Cowan Circle 1998 Buick Regal Ltd. 2 dr. 31L engine, very clean, well maintained, great shape Cer- GARAGE / MOVING SALE tified and emission tested. 624 Foxwood Trail (Pickering) Asking $3700 Call Paul 985- 4262 8 a.m. - Sat. & Sun. Sept. 11th & 12th 1999 OLDS station wagon Great Buys! - Everything Must go, sl Cr, cer lir. Faded. remote remWe star, certified. $5.500 (905) 428-1171 GARAGE SALE 1991 HONDA ACORD EX 5 637 Graceland CH. Pickering speed power wmdows/doors. Sat. Sept. 11, 8:00 a.m. Rain or shine. 148.0001ink, cenlhed Asking Lots to buy ... almost new furniture & baby $7250 Call 668-5547 items. clothes, kitchen stuff, toys & much 1991 MAZDA Protege, 163 ks. much more. 4 dr 5spd A«n/Fm Cass. block heater. Great engine. GARAGE SALE dented lender $3.5% (905) - 404-9237 Sat. Sept. 11, 8 a.m. - 1 p.m. 1992 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. 74 Ewen Dr. Testa Heights) ( g 4cyl auto air $4.995 ubo / Baby items, girls clothing (size 2-4) Certthed. and peat air 1988 Ford Thunderbird and 1989 Misc. household items! Ford Taurus Bitch good cars $2.300 each, obo Must sell 1905)-718-70% GARAGE SALE - 2 FANIIIA* 1994 DODGE CARAVAN Sept I 1 ;let h 10 a. III. - L.uts of good condi- Sports At Condition 153km lion household -batt - rescha>Ier items. 5 P $9000 certified Through emission control test. Call Pickering- S. Whites & Oaklahuma 565-1N3 580 Creekview Circle -follow yellow Signs. 1997 NISSAN Maxima GXE rxcellent condition 1 do r Robert t GARAGE SALE Sat- Sept 11, tiara - 2pm 358 Chickadee Court, Pickering nq south of Altona & Firich household items, clotting, LOTS OF BARGAINS! GIGANTIC ANNUAL STREET SALE - AJAX! Sunday, September 12th 9:010 am- 2:00 pm Rain or shine Bargains! Everywhere! Chubby's Hot Dogs The following streets are participating: Kearney Dr., Lamer Dr., Linton Ave. The annual crit is spunsured by. Ntary' Roy, RefNiax First Realty Ltd., (905)6!36-3330 or (905)831-3300 MCLEAN'S WHOLESALE OUTLET RNNURL YRRD SALE 384 Westney Rd. S. Saturday, Sept. 1 1 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. MULTI FAMILY GARAGE SALE Crafts, fabrics, clothes, new & used sewing machines, and LOTS MORVI! 1 Meekings Drive (Across from Pickering High School) Ssdlydap and So" nom Il am. Second Annual Neighbourhood Street Sale (Gw►yMn,1i14 mss, hill St,) (PickeringVillage, Ajax) Sat. Sept. 11th, 8am - 3pm STREET SALE Trellis Crt. Pickering B71VA nrpool area) - Sep1.11, 9-2 P.M. Raidde Sun. Sept. 12. WHITE RD. A FINCH 1596 AMSERLEA RD. SAT. SEPT. 11, Sam. Something for everyone! HUGE >BTER11M SALE Sat. Sept 11, gam - 4pm Sfmales Driver Ajax (Ross) indltiatwood) clothing. kids toys, floral arrangements & much more! HUE A. Sept. 11 - 8:30 a.m. 334 & 336 SpaRow Gide (Alton S. of Finch) VAIfW SALE Saturday Sept. 11, Sam -noon . 439 & 441 Woodsmere Crescent (Rosebank & Finch) - , ,.. - .. .._ .. .rte,_----.•,.....�_ _....�._ ve . min -smoker. 4 dr. auto. PS, k'W, PB. POL. PM. ar. 3 0 L '!6. spoiler. cruise remote entry & alarm, am/fm ass/ CO, alloy, wheels, mask. fteaf- ed Seals, (heated rmrrors $18.200 colt. 060 Cal 705- 49.3383 exl 234 or 705-277- 3281 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 S35C 080 9319 snp 1198 chev Malibu V-6. 28.000 kin laded $15.900 obo 3342775 I I I I AilomoNa A & A AM Cas, trucks. C11Cash 00he W Amy coodi- hon. any year- Cork ars Mitt - b".24 boars. 7 30 905-7 service. 9054* or CASN FOM CARSI Vk buy rod rehides. Vmrtida must be in neuti g catdeon. Cam 427-2415 or come to 479 ild i�uro sALEs'�"` 't MUR- TAKU fw so 1911 OMC Jay WAUN- b*L wolverine Oahm 09.000 kk., 519,500. or pickup m-oo blase at 5520 ink incuded per month for to Ingle S. Bur out at $16.100. or belt other. Teleptione John (905) 430--2017. va w 1901 CKV RAiEM. 64, 4.3 LTR. V6. auto, ail. PW/PL doth sats. Gray. Woww Me. show room cord. I7,0001ats. $17.800 obo. Cer- ii0ed & dw air. (905) -718 - POW NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 PAGE 29 AM • 1 Ares b Crafts . 1 AAs b Craft . 1 Arts b Cutts a AI>M sot 11 Rent i l l A a l H Q -m r a 1 Houeee fa 1 I+oma to -dial Rare ••-rhe Courtyard - 109 01ld Kingston Rd. W. Unit #1 & #2, Ajax hti p:#wehhonw-id i rect-corp/- judymcdonald OPEN HOUSE - REGISTRATION Sept. 7 - 11 Classes, Seminars in Folk Art, Basketry, Fabric, Wood, Brushes, Paints, Books, Packets and Water Colour, Oils. NF_ W TEACHERS t& NEW MEDIA'S NOW 2 STUDIOS Business Hours: Mt,n.-Sat. 10:1X) - 5AM 905-683-6109 --�. M(m. - Thurs. 7:01 - 9:(X) K. M, ,�([j %tiarv'%rj 1'��taat liR�'+�R• 1'�fA.Y is having it's ANNUAL FALL FUNFAIR & CRAFT SALE Saturday Septem1ber 25th Book your craft table now for only $25 per table Call Pat 619-9099, Sue 428-2978, Linda 683-8435 For mare details Book early to avoid disappointment v 1 1 Alxartmenls for Safes sells Rent AJAX :en,rr,l du ... til, r' l vi;utlWlll bastificill apartment Close 10 bus. GO tram b shopping plazaim- mediate occupancy For ap- pointment please call 905- 427-5266 AJAX CONVENIENT LOCA- AJAX Oxford Towers. Spa- Cious apartment luiel build- 2close to shopping. 401, Pool. sauna z -bedroom $849 3 -bedroom $939. Available Oct Ist Cap 683- 8571 until 7 30 p in _�- 1 Gar=ard 1 G -"*,*aa AJAX. SEPT. 1ST. large 1 bedroom basement parlung( Safes sells separate entrance, gas lire- or 416-335-6114. Ulda. prefers QLM. respDliil. tiARD SAIF. '.le mature working lemale to all amen' ies. Avon. Oct. 1. call 906-743-0999. 'lo smokingpets llrstTtut. Saturday. Sept Ill -- 9 am - 5 pm 1625 inclusive. references 11985 - 17th SidernA- )Z)-68&6773 (ha,t of Lcaskdale) AJAX CONVENIENT LOCA- i t o. -N,kl goods, some office supplies arid furniture. TION Dasemen.l Opt 3 pc :pain Small kitchenette. most- 1110<e ; furnished. 5480 monthly . CENTRAL Oshawa. arge 2 b d No petslsmokmg Suirs - ;,I: ;r.;,l :' 3 d ::' :tic stud; +:.1 ?loci nQs ,.n01e working person Fort- 'Or' mgNnuratHmr Antoci' v Furtnure N, .lar student welcome 426- ONE BEDROOM, dean. quiet. 3 Dedruorn apartments avad- HUGE GARAGE SALE AVAIL. SER 110 New 1 1185 WINDGROVES SO. bdrin bsmt apt wnuepUce (Dixie / Finch) aw walking distance to the Whitby GO Station 5650/mo Sept. 11-8am p All inclusive Phone Maureen, ninetendo, videos, toys, Clothes, furniture TV work (905)-837-5406 home 19051.666-7755 BASEMENT APARTMENT. vaw t 4 Wheel Drive a 1 1 Aparemems o!.uud hours hr(lge S .•ove. wanted Quilt singe 1996 GM SAFARI SO x ran For Rent -Orson ran -smoker no pets. power s!eermq, brakes. idt 5550 includes lent 3 hydro cruise. 6 cyl.. 106.000 fill. Please call (905)723-0977 9 =callable October 1st No $14.600 Ulap1101fe (S)WHITBY am -7pm iernight guest Cap 404- 509-2491 HIGH RISE a galow 5850 pts utilities 5 BROCK.'401 one bedroom 1197 GMC SAFARI SLX, pu.eet wtodrrns locks mir- rors, rear buffer. dutch doors. ruining boards Excellent n- slde ad Out Askuq $15.900- (9051697-1477 TAKE „er Ne lease of a1999 F ': `150 40 XL $1200 down. S56Nmomh includes everything Very very low km's 1 month old 905-/- 6267 or 706 -SM 1901 HONDA 750 CC Loa at extras $1500 080. Cal Ron 837.8901 • tlMilre 1919 15 FT. SPRMICBpM, pro series. 25 hp Yamaha, con- solesteenng wiled. ash fad- er, and new trailer. Excellent condition. low hours, asking $3.600. Cam Mike (905) 965- 2625 Port Perry CLEARANCE SALE. all new outboards in stock SM under cost OUTSIDE STORAGE from $16/morKh. wide gales 1905)655-6010, 1 ReeteeNONd 21' Ins WINELACO Warri- w Crus A Jug arrived from Arizona. Rust fife. Canadian Papers, Fully "nipped. Orton 5000 generator. Air. Furnace. Extended 7' bed. Large tridpf Many other amergiies. Bean. bful condition in and out. $38.500 O.B.O. Call Sway (905)-797-2951. apartment. separate - "ranee. $700 per month have it all" milable immediately (9051 :l8 9752 BROOKLIN, large room on ':nil hour of small holding. WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro), water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigloot.com/-highriser USHAWA APTS Bachelor 1 5 2 Dedroom m! hides all uhf - ties and parking Laundry on sic Building l-1 (905)432- 8514. or Building lit d 13 905)-571-0425 Or for all 1- 3318-558.2622 OSHAWA GOLF CLUB AREA "My renovated mean 1 berl r .�Om !casement. uln ary. :..,rk nq, includes utilities/ hrdgelstove. separate en - nonsmoker single ;m)fesslorul S6007month 905- i28-9671 WHITBY 2 BORM. ;plat level bsmt apt Private enir Large stuiage area Parking 5 apps Fireplace References 58107 mot ncl 1sLUst ALSO. Oshawa lurrushed bachelor ap $450/mo t ZIast 1905)- 576-8381 OSHAWA :ulet buildings near shcopmq !ransportahiin UUI- nes mpuded Kln"rmory 2 -bedroom $750 Oct 1st. Sept Ist (905)571-4912 ALSO SMX06WI 1 b 2-bdrm immeuhae. $650 $750 (905)436-7666 until 7 30 p in PICKERING 1 bedroom adsemer't dperifix" Suits tingle temale person Avad- able Immediately 5m monthly all Inclusive 1sWst Non-smoiter no pets Cam 905.427.3066 PICKERING Newly Renovat- ed arge • 'rdrocrn wasout basement apartment, bath- room wrpcum, eat -m k4c en. Available October 1 no 11M rnonstimking includes u1W- bes/ar condtgmng $725. krs"ast 416281.3629 PICKERING teen 1 bdrm walk apt Prxvue entr dunur, cable puking NC $675 all inclusive, Avail Oct Ist (905)386-5777 PICKERING WEST .arge ex - ecu' If". bear >om base- man �ment Gas pre plate. Al.. Own Laundry tiOk- ry. separate entrance cable, no pewsmoki"Q S750/mom Call 905.509.4848 PICIIERNG : bedroom base- ment ee.n.•..ent Separate ern- traim parking bright d spa C30US 4 applianCG arge back card Steps to GO Town Centre 5600,mori . half u0k- ties. non-smoker'no pets Days 14161757-7773 tat 24 or eve 14161258-7742 PICKERING huge 1-Dedroom base'nent epdrtmem. Sepa- rate entrance kitchen. 3pc. Dun uundry. parking 5680 month all inclusive No pets. non-smoking Available Oct 1st. 905-420-0675 RETIRED - Quiet building ma- ture ienoils, central location 1 bedroom apartment avail- able Qualifier 1 Electric heat Washer/dryer each Roo Tel 905 579- 9016 ROUGEMOMT i 02. large one bedroom basement apart merit, separate entrance. pa - Do, laundry. non smolter, IW Last. S7501mo inclusive (905)509-1284 SOUTH AJAX - 2 bedroom upper floor bungalow. Sep entrance, parking and laundry. $850 all inclusive. Flrstilast. Non-smoker, Oct 1 428- 3622 SPACIOUS well-manlaied 2 b 3 bedroom apt. Avail. at 900 and 888 Glen S1. Some with walk-in closets, pain provided. Close to schools. Mopping centre. GO Station. Utilities included. Call 728- 4993. arge freshly decorated 8 3 BIR apes. for rent. 570 8 $800 util. incl. t 280 Wentworth St. 1. Your First choice. Dr app(. call (905) 721-8741 URBM U - 3 bdrin apt. up- per level, Lail. ind f800/ao.. tstnast. References required. Avail. Oct 1st. (905).852.7094. WEST SNORE, self-contained. 1 -bedroom basement apart- ment, no pets, no smoking. $550/month Available imme- diately. Call (416)3353430 1 BEDROOM iar0oan'y2 $695incDi;ne Idundry. we - place. late Oct, or ROOM $390 separate entrance share bathroom includes rill- crowave%fridge available im- medlately, 430-2793 WHITBY. Brock/401, large 3 )c"'i upper 'nplex unit 2 pathrooms. separate laundry, storage.2 entrances. Electric heat 2 car parking No pets $980/month firsvIast 005666-1366 WHITBY. ROSSLAND RD. Spaclous !wr, Dedroom base- ment apartment. fireplace. central air. dose to sh opprg and schools. private laundry. Private entrance. parking 5750 Includes cable Avail Nov Ist Call (905) 430-6074 WHY •ent when you can own lour can home for less than you thaw?'' Cap Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep ReMax Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or 1905) 666- 3211 1 HoxrNs For RerM %% Ho 5.111 S YOU CANN'll %F'F'URU "ro HIAA HOUSE' �Y !Fcxn $7 _iamonth i G:' guch Dcwnpay^ erl?' 1905)571-6275 1-800-7340-6275 Mark Staplev ABA DAM DU ^ave a "state for ,o Be t sero, aewued or tuwruuxlhe You 174151 have a dollar - 6 months free Mvw mum income S27 900 Rea- son" credit My service absolutely free to you Cam Ken Coca. Co+owrou Barker (905) 728.9414 A GREAT upportumy, to own your own thow, Not much down payment. I can help' 2- Dedraom possible 3rd bed- room raised bungalow like new. Central Oshawa Call Bait Richardson Realty -Net Asso- oaks 1905)433-7949 A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From $500 down. own you own horde starting at $69.900 ca- res for less thin rem OAC 24 his tree reeerdee ma=p 905728-1069 ext 277 Cold - wet Banker FAIR Real Estale Aurelia Rasanu ABSOIUTEIr ASTOUMpMG 6 months It", then own a house from $55Nmonth You require lull hoe family in- come $28.000 . reasonable credl I do the rest. Don't Wait Cad Bill Roka. Caldwell Banker FINER Real Estale to- Clay (905) 728.9414 KTWEEII NOBIESII Three bedroom bungalow available for rent from Sept IW% to June12000. Central part of Whu1Dy. Asking 51.250 per mount. Cab Elvin Laroque. (905)683-2100. AJAA-HAIIWO00AArLY, 3 - bedroom man tour 811251 mromb ail inclusive. Firslilast, no pet Close to all arreni- ties. Available October 1st. (905W20--1281 OSHAWA- 3+1 bedroom. 2 barna Amenities. and tram. 4 car driveway d garage. $1050imonm t utilities. Cen- Iral am. New pant and carpel. Available A.S.A.P 416-282- 5235 collect PW=1111IG - Eau Shen: 3 bedroom man poor bungalow. Walk to PTC/GO. Suits couple or small family, firstAasVrel- erences and credit cheek $1100 • 112 utilities. Available October Ist (905) 839.73118. SICK OF RENTING3? - -- - ------- ATP PAGE 30 KTIM ADVERTISER 1FRIDW EDITION, Sepbeenfe►10, 1999 ----- ---------------- 690 690 690 690 680 680 630 630 840 - ST. ANDREWS PRESBVTERIAN 35 CHURCH ST. N. PICKERING VILLAGE 683-7311 Bible Studv-9:30 a.m. Family Worship Sunday School -Supervised Nursery- I I :00 a.m. Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister EVERYONE WELCOME St- Isaac Joques Catholic Church 1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering LIV 1J6 (905)831-3353 SUNDAI' LITURGY Saturday 'tgi1 4:30 p.m. Sunday Morning 8:30.10:00, 11:30 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m. PICKF,RING STANDARD CHURCH (Methodist) Brock Rd. At Hwy. JCI ANNIVER..SARI' %EEKEND GOSPEL CONCERT SAT., SEPT. 18, 7:30 At the Brougharn Town Hall ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION SLP\., SEPT. 19, 10:30 a.m. At the Church Both or these events will feature the Gospel Croup ARE('\iO% (Conic and enjoy the music, To Advertisesinging and the fellowship 1-905-"5-0148 1-905-837-0126 Your Church Services Call Janice at 683-0707 ioMatey to Lendon Money to LendHa Money to Lend . 1 Auctions Mutual Fund% and the Y2K Clopportunity Lcarn how to turn it to your Advantage Michad Hartley, I)chbir Mc(:ulhwh, 4licharl R_van. i Call 430-4651 -iisla),. Fttr a Ctamptimcntary Financial Planning Ctansultatitan ` t� MONiIEi I laal L.r m pan Ayv' AIC (.roan, .v( Fwnl> M. .,W) <:una'rpt. Grnul, <.�r„t�l c...rp .: 1 Announcements 4-1- Announcements r: l Announcements HAVE YOU FOfMOTTEN SOMETHING? We're up to our eyeballs with pictures! We've got birthday pictures, graduation pictures, wedding and anniversary pictures, animal pictures and funny pictures! It you think you may have left a photo at our office, please come by and check out our wall to seed your face is on it! UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 24 TORONTO STREET N. L7 10 710 710 STUART Karen and Vince and big sister Sarah are proud to announce the birth of Scott Donald born August 10, 1999 at 02:38 a.m. weighing ,91bs 5oz. A special thanks to Dr. 'Kathy Chapman and the excellent nurses at Ajax and Pickering Hospital for another amazing birth Jack and Sandra Redshaw of Claremont are happy to announce the forthcoming marriage of their only daughter Jennifer to Tony Romano son of Mike and Assuntta Romano of Oshawa on Saturday, September 181h, 1999 :11 Improvements :11 Improvements ma anAuctions . 1 Auctions PEACOCK LUMBER LTD. 328 Ivtson Rd. N., C)shaw•a (905) 725-4744 Including weathered pine, pressure treated lumber, cedar and other items. STARTING AT IO•CLOCK SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH, ig" AUL; IIUM , THURS. SEPT 9, COW. M. SAT. SUP -T-1 I 10:00 A.M. 0 WARMERS AUCTION HAIL. Hwy 2. Colborne Tours. Selling wnlems for Cobourg home and dosuiq out Sale for PWO E&*w Cowry Anbgw strop. Thws sale. sakd oak bar awe wtb stools. cum candbW sow prte 2 dr cupboard. pine armoire chert- di" rm oak, awe ar and DSM. good used sdta i their set. oleam. tlh - , of drawers. some ansgue. kteten ,ares Aid hhou;4hoid amdes. occasional crw coffee 6 end tatles,00er Snap tables. solid maple rrutes Md. OdW males bed. appilmices arx army a .0 mma. s dnrtttsr, Gina. ggssware. maeaames. dup- es Bans Dichpes, pmts. etc W. SALE littleA-M. S tram Closed down am OW, 3 pc Vlaorwt bedroom sone omen Fancy Victorian bed. rralmt sea wagon. 2 early T Eaton wool rugs. Flo 61a Owe pot. am h~e. wainigtand. 'olid ladles work table an chairs. dressers. chests. orate fauns. small awm winos. floor Imps. rmea draw Stall - card tape• W +aer0MV old lights. in glass. cosam and dress hewellery.linty OYppon, side tables. warertog oldpic- tures pawtrgs, =OPT.some modem tumewe. tales, chairs. etc, some eacee reproduction pa . $nag tables. cttilse hp -W pedal pie crust table. OW95 Smas all, drop teal table. pus COWo ss Small ant i primitive pcS n10 RE- SERVES. partial tut only due to early adi enuttg dead4rc Gary i ON Iowan ABfdioneen 111115-rA-2100 11ATt T. OVI1eOot 111111111 - titbeo as For Fatale of IMMi "M MmBv etr Niton M held at vanhaven Sales Arena, 722 Onvts Dr., Urbri Dutltam 23 (Lakeridp Rd.) north to Davis Dr. d i ? km. Maple 9 pc. d ste., tables ind. harvest w baker legs. Meal pine d li- brary; wicker cpbds-, bow frt. china cab., hutch, sdfod desk, 01. dr. bookcases, Windsor back Chair, sofa beds, bdrm. stns.. Oueen sleigh bed. wicker hdbds., taphbo� dressers, highchair, baby crib (ex.), lanes, fridge, stove, wasflers b dryers mel. stackable ]tom ind. aYstlr 3 saver plate tars, dol carriage, soap e X car Teak 11 HBc Lawn tractor w/access., snowblower, qty. power b old tools, hardware, inn, doors d horse tack; 21' Ventura sailboat 8 trader, firl 110 tee» MB• UML ind. ind. sewing madiine. patcher, finish- er, stitcher, tools 6 leather; wine press d grinder, safe Melt Two auctioneers selling at same time Flown. 8 am. Sale Day Tomm Cash, Visa, MlC, Imerac a approved dkeque "M Aucdools il (Div, of T082 Ontario Limited) Uxbridge Office 905-852-9538 roll Free 800-654-4647 Cellular 416-518-6401 Fax 905.852-1067 SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 .UXBRIDGE 852-9741 : i 1 in W.Who, ft JIM= DW. D.a .., rruj—,, carpentry, b&%cn eflh, baduvortu,Cxrawwt15, Free esiatalea Sewi-n Docounb MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 190151428-3362 Ask 1w Pari f�4N�UCTON Additions Renovations Decks Basements 427-0059 GENERAL, SERVICES quality home renovaiom do repairs Free F-sdames Aitiffnicuilow quaky Call (416)267-51% 1 - PMrlbig Top Ouahty Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and new installations Residential -Commercial No job too by or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 9W837-9722 x: VILLAGE ARTS & CRAFTS FALL REGISTRATION Quilting, Folkart, Knitting, Pen & Ink, Bearmaking, Decoupage, Pho- tography, Kid's Crafts, Porcelain Doll Making, Watercolours, Cake Decorating, Creative Quilling, Fabulous Floor Cloths Mon. Sept. 13, 1999 6:30-8:30 p.m. Pickering Village Community Centre Comer of Linton and Sherwood , Ajax Diana427-13692, Sharon- 427-9465 Painted Pleasure FOLK ART CLASSES All Levels Call (905)839-7710 ************** :1 Roofing :1 Roofing A & C ROOFING And Aluminum Shingling, all t Ns of ntol,, nrw and old. Workmanship Guaranleed. 10% Discount to Seniors• fully insured, Free estimates. Call Andrew at (1o5) 429-6704 M 1 aVwWq- I on orwq- a TREE REMOVAL A MAINTENANCE Stump ran naval i Landscaping CALL DAVE 14 8.3'1-7055 Party Services arty services RABRIIT WAN" WORK Doing Magic For Children's Partes And AN Occasions Have My Own Magdan- CaD Frraw 668-4932 1 P'" i"g • ttte�— a slasge "GUARANTEED' PAINTING A PLASTERING Stucco cedngs, t>asemert ntxhovaborts. Pay as your satshed. Foe a line tstfmate coil Scott 416.414-5911 (Pick- ering) AM Pro Aided W -- - ring surf ♦Clllll�•h, (w acral rcprin, Tup ywalry wwt a rcawwtaNe rwwa-.% 210%.dl Ir► S mK" Call Im a FREE Fsunme 404.9669 InUExt Paper hanging, sponging and ragg�ln jg� Serving Durrham Region since 1983 Free Fstimates (905)683-5838 TMS PAINTING & DECOR Interior b Exterior European Workman- ship Fast, clean, reliable service. 428-0081 Nailq � A ST� Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appliances d Piano Specialists. Senior d Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prolettteetl service. Cao 436-7795. Cross 1llovehs Exp in moving Households • Offices • Apts. Padang avail. Free Estimates 416-423499 1113 or sinal we do a al. 835 res(, Now it's taws to tom' tot Best! Vacuuming. dusting. kitchens baths. Dltids, baseboards. ledges, doors. aW more for I I— price of $65.00 straw son r,.r, •1 w.,f Call Rule @ cell 416.7W9M Pkaae read your chmairkd ad on elle bon as we cammit TAKE IT EASY! a We ufter complete organic garden and lawn care smites Iamiwape design and Installation, weekly lawn cutting, Fall clean-up Safe for your children and pets FREE ESTIMATES Call today to find out more 905-038-1399 or toll free 1-67/-7W7778 Shrub & Tree Care Trimming, removal, topping Fully insured Free estimstes Shawn (local) 415-948-7633 TREE CUTTING b TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 Driving schools SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O • 4 lessons 8 test $105. -10 Lessons 5150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -w and drop off (416)287-3060 • . Adua E airiiiiwtt PLEASURE A sexy student wC statuesque body. Lexi at (416)678-9664 A sweet treat to be sure. visw e&"is only. a,tYYnaeN ms br9 friend ECCFP MUM LWES SERV11C lit;& w A"do% 1:11GANCI. & C/1Lk% xELLURtm a DISfRF.T )N (A IAIRANTEED 4104-9761 1VOW l UXMG Escie tt 1110rMce Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a -m. Daily (905) 725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ be Iespollsibk for SELL rr NOttl/ more f91an one CALL ilimrtim in the AJAX 1385-0707 eweflt of an error. UXBRIDGE 852-9741 onirht MR_ Dttw 7her �y (met) nee Merron - Peamidynd Pickemg HeaNh Centre, surrounded on Thursday, September 2, 1999. Dollyher 77th year trill be laid to rest beside idin Gar7m and Jennitw Heinlbn Calml, ism and Terry Rigby, and proud Namy of Philip, Chris- opher, and Aiden Rigb is forever in in hearts of her family to both CC and F� Doty will be dearly missed by her !tasen and Car—neighbours. Visitation to be held at the MCEACHM FUNERAL HOME, 28 Old Kingston ROK Ajax (Adding Village) 905-428-8488 tram 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pin. Saturday and Sunday. Ftner- al service to be held at St. George's Atx,)l w Church (19 Randal Drive, Pickering Vdlage) on Monday, September 6, 1999 at 11 a.m. rtrnernt at SL George's Churchyard. In Neu of flowers, dor ations may be made to the Ontario Head and Stroke Foun- dation or the Canadian Canoer Sodetv. S - -. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - . _ . ? • !. • . .' f • a 1 r .'r ` - - pi%t�'. .i1 \�yrrYl�rYSr_ .tiliJti i�.� 5sr�1/rfr f'2'?i ('�'t�'l�,� '. v6:ci r5-�. ;F.iw�. +ri►. - NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 10, 1999 PAGE 31 A/P Durham trustees want lessons on leadershl" .Board seeks to arrange workshop with U.S. consultant Durham's public board trustees are hoping to take a lesson in ,,chool hoard governance this fall to help members become better lead- ers. The Durham District School Board is looking to arrange a work- shop with American management consultant John Carver in the com- ing months to learn more about his governance model after hearing re- ports from two trustees who attend- ed a session with the author in Hamilton in June. Board chairman and Whitby Trustee Doug Ross and Uxbridge Trustee Nancy Loraine, who par- ticipated in one of Mr. Carver's 1t m Celeron 466 110aatia 2 BX Mslimb and r btd 4660 CPU ,3322,W 30 RM PC-10 1ATXMir7G% CM 11.44 Ropes Orin 16.4 Gig Nari Na 1441 co am r1611iit 3md Cir ,56k V# Mora■ 11s- MWAK '104K I' arr rP3rt Moao 1W10a1 Koyboarr 1120 tltatt s amn 889 workshops earlier this summer, told trustees at the board's standing committee meeting Tuesday the board would benefit from hosting a local leadership session. Trustee Ross noted Mr. Carver's presentation "drove home and rein- forced, in my view, what a trustees' position is." S `� KrEl. Perdim 0450 �Y r � n�9 MoUtoA,arr '�T r h" P-1111 Alm CPU YWRCOMMUNfIY NkWSSINCk r 64 W 311 Rsa PC -100 y._.....r,:a:.e.,.:.„ 1 QX W Town - 11.44 Rol" M%v r1i4 6f! Not Drill 1441 C1 Item .Oil rap 12116@ III t on Lbe VAN 3or�4 Cllr! I r r 56c US Neem. r17-3anarnNnAw ,184K fir ' -rd:. tr.`g: ,. rP3'c Mona �c',uy: i�' r� 9s 3l: Q i Mad 1SailUootar y $1599 aacaled at W Mon iltl-, mcile tg RKV9eek (9 .t 837-M 11w4ri.11-7, Sat. 11-5 PMI �. � N[icnoeoft � FOR YOUR ' � - Don't Miss Our ,Fall Bridal Show Sunday, September 19,1999 11 am - 5 pm Pickering Recreation Centre Valleyfarm Rd. South & West Salon Banquet Room Tickets available at the following locations NEW§,AIPJI KIAINGWM� R RTER AdMernser-�y�ll w000-fwcarl�l ��y111111 � 0ft Mods YWRCOMMUNfIY NkWSSINCk "--te Slw 1MM-ridW" 683-5110 °� "ate smd So" - 05111111111 Ev, He noted the Carver Model, which was referenced in the Edu- cation Improvement Commission's report the Road Ahead 11, The Role of the School Board, would "help us not to manage the system, but to lead the system. It helps you be- come a better governor." And. Trustee Loraine added the governance model would give trustees "a framework to define and clarify what our role is in deliver- ing education" Mr. Carver is the author of the book, 'Boards That Make A Differ- ence: A New Design for Leader- ship in Non-profit and Puhhc Orn*a- nizations'. Grand Opening-�[ * Week!! * BLOWOUT PRICES!, Plus We pay the PST & GST Until the end of the month We have a huge selection of name brand products, such as Mondor, Hanna, Coquette, Elita, and others. This Week's Specials: Located at 1550 Kingston Rd. in Pickering Inside the Red Lobster Plaza Call (905) 420-9881 Store Hours: Mon. -Fri. 11-9 _ Saturday 11-6 September 11 & 12, 1999 11 A.M. to 5 P.m. Enjoy the bounty of the harvest! Steam Barn Exhibition Charlie & the hay wagon Bring your old elothes & make a seareerow Dr. Zonk, y �.... MarvaPhrenologist Catherine M -Lean, Storyteller Norma's Edible Flowers, The Ballad Project, John Heighway & Country Friends and lots of harvest activities! DAILY PROGRAMMING VARIES. TWO DAY PASSES: Adults $5, IPIICKEKIi<Itl�Tr Seniors & Students $4, tl Seil ZYl Children (5-12) $3, t I a.ge Families $15 & parking is free. On Hwy. 7 between Brock Road & Westney Road <town. pickering. on.ca/museum> or 905.683.8401 .... . r �:=*..LJ.z¢.{:6:.�fa,�ry�i�rt`iCdaR`:i.}V+'... - .. .. �.«+ e� P f. r i y'„��'