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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_09_12PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER P I C K E R I N G' S C O M M U N I1' Y NEWSPAPER PRESSRUN 44,300 32 PAGES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1999 HAPPY" TRAILS TO YOU There's a Durham stop on the Trans -Canada Trail, page 7 - - - -- -- `We still have to negotiate': Arthurs Designation of Pickering airport lands to stay PICKERING — Transport Canada will not eliminate the need to designate lands here as an air- port site and is not prepared to ad- dress details on a future airport. in- cluding the type and size that might be built. Those are among the decisions it has reached in response to a 'compromise solution' the Town of Pickering endorsed in lune in an attempt to address the concerns of area residents, the municipality and the federal government. "It's a step in the right direc- tion:' believes Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs, who is "pleased" Transport Canada acknowledges "the role that local communities have to play...There are significant issues we still have to negotiate with them before we can proceed 'MONTESSORI 1� 5ct"XA 1-17= 1 Limited %paces available in tjax Campuses Grades 1-8 5 Campuses in Durham Rection .,10 HONE vidilmmwff CALLUS TQMVI • • VIE VA" NOT BE UNDERSOLDtt. ' w�r�srwaaa ON NWWMd 6S�2�S/ to a definitive conclusion" Still, Transport Canada "seems" to recognize "the wishes of our community:' believes Ward 3 local Councillor David Pickles, pointing to its support of "most of the recommendations" included in that solution. "Rather than the federal gov- ernment proceeding unilaterally to designate an airport site, they have agreed to work co-operatively with the community to also ad- dress our concerns:' notes Coun. Pickles. In his response, Minister of Transportation David Collenette promised Transport Canada would address local and regional official plan conformity, the required en - See FEDS page 5 Inside the Nees Advertiser WHERE TO FIND IT Editorial Page ...........6 Coliaanist ..............6 Name Dropping .........11 Sports ................23 Classifier) .............25 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Distribution ......683-5117 Death Notices . . . ..683-3005 Audios Line ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 S I N C E 1 9 6 5 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND HEALTH NEWS Dr. Gifford -Jones weighs in on women and smoking, page 22 JASO.ti' L/h'BRF_GTS/ Nr«s adreniser ph,.t,, Entering the stretch Quarter horse racinK fans in the community Jockey Toby Slater. riding on Flo Susannah ti eren 't disappointed in recent action at Picov (centre), crossed the finish line first in this Downs in Ajar as jockeys raced the day awati•. race. Durham plans for Toronto labour dispute Trash collection won't be affected here: Anderson Residents in Durham Region shouldn't notice any difference with garbage collection if there's a strike by outside workers in Toron- to. Most of the garbage collected in Durham is dumped each week day at the Toronto -owned Keele Valley landfill site in York Region. Durham Regional Chairman Roger Anderson says the Region has arranged to dispose of garbage at a landfill near Thorold in the Ni- agara region. Regional waste management manager Peter Watson says, "The Region's waste will be taken to an alternative landfill site in the event a labour dispute makes access to Keele Valley difficult or impossi- ble" About 7,000 outside workers in Toronto could be on strike as of ROGER ANDERSON 'No difference to the schedule or pickup.' midnight Tuesday, Sept. 14. "(A strike) shouldn't affect any residents in Durham," Mr. Ander- Upgrade. NoKIA618S ' = tnb+oftft the new Nokia el 85 ft the vlrorld's first tri -mode, DUalBand s :CDMA handset. Now avda ble at Excell s ; LiGNtweiatt - 3 ounces Ugtkxtt b 0 t. - 2 hm tt7ltlktte tit $1-99 son says. "As far as Durham Re- gion residents are concerned, there will be no difference to the (collec- tion) schedule or pickup. When they come home at night, it will be gone" Blue Box collection won't be affected either, officials say. "We've been working on a con- tingency plan for a couple of weeks;" Mr. Anderson says. The Region has two private waste haulers — Pebblestone in Whitby and Miller Waste in Pick- ering — which haul garbage to Keele Valley daily. "T"hese contractors will divert waste going to that particular site to another site near Thorold in the event they can't access Keele Val- ley," Mr. Watson notes. "There will See TRASH page 5 Excell Communle"ons Personal Communications Centres Pickering Town Centre (905) 837-1212 843 King St. W. 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Linda Stewart, personnel di- rector for engineering and prod- uct planning, also said the major- ity of engineers expressing inter- est have 10 to 15 years in other in- dustries such as the aerospace sector. Education conference wants parents as partners Annual event runs Oct. 23 Parents of students in elementary and secondary public schools across Durham are invited to take part in the Durham District School Board's eighth annual Parents as Partners Conference on Saturday, Oct. 23. "Parents won't want to miss this op- portunity to gain insight into their child's education and network with other parents," states a news release, re- porting more than 40 workshops will be offered throughout the day. The conference takes place from 8:15 am. to 2:30 p.m. at the board's ed- ucation centre and the adjoining Sin- clair Secondary School Registration is $20, which includes {unch, and day care is offered at no charge for parents attending the confer- ence. For more information or to regis- ter, call your local elementary or sec- ondary school. Durham Canadian Club meets The Canadian Club of Durham Re- gion holds a dinner meeting Tuesday, Sept. 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the Oshawa Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E. Naturalist Jim Richards will give an illustrated talk on Arctic wildlife. Phone 668-2484 or 728-1718 for information or reservations. "For many engineers, this is a dream job," Ms. Stewart said in an interview. "When they were kids and going to university, the ultimate career would be to de- sign cars" GM announced last month it would invest about $20 million to double the size of its engineering division in Oshawa. The expan- sion also means GM will have the ability to design and develop a ve- hicle in Canada for the first time. The engineers will earn be- tween $50,000 and $80,000 annu- ally, accordii,g to the company. The auto giant placed newspa- per ads for design engineers with the headline, 'Where do you look for inspiration?' for three days last week. Resume` imrnediatcl% poured in via the V,,+ and Au site and electronic mail. More than 800 resumes arrived elec- tronically while another 300 came through regular mail. Ms. Stewart said some GM of- ficials were surprised at the heavy response but she expected it in view of a strong stream of unso- licited resumes that the company regularly receives. "We're getting well qualified people with a wealth of experi- ence," she said. Ms. Stewart noted that despite the interest from abroad, GM would focus on awarding the bulk of the new jobs to Canadian resi- dents. GM already hired some engi- neers this week and hopes to reach I(A) h,. the end of the vear- �kt Azed CONSUMERS GAS I. I c Now Booking Fall Tune Ups for 11 Furfiaces weeks of training. The centre opens next summer. Roger Barker, registrar for Professional Engineers Ontario, said Canada has a good supply of qualified engineers to fill GM's needs. He added some Canadian engi- neers are moving south of the border as part of the so-called 'brain drain' but the group's re- search shows more are coming to Canada from the U.S. and other countries. "There is a tremendous de- mand in certain sectors like the computer industry for engineers in Canada;" said Mr. Barker whose group regulates engineers in the province. "I think the auto industry is a l t rrn r, high tech than it used to E-mail it! We're at newsroom@durham.net be. There's less emphasis on me- chanical engineering." GM's expansion is the second move by an auto maker to in- crease engineering and research in Canada during the last two years. Earlier, DaimlerChrysler Canada Inc. opened a research centre in Windsor. 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Feds want airport desi anon FF'DS from page I vironmental assessment process; the potential transfer of federal lands to a future airport authority; and issues of interest and concern related to future airport planning, development and op- erations. "In the interest of fostering contin- uing good relations, the department agrees to a forum for a discussion, al- though not necessarily a public forum" on those issues, Minister Collenette said. It will not, however, address the area of land to be held for future po- tential airport purposes; the process for dealing with surplus federal land; and the size, type, and timing of any poten- tial future airport. "The department feels that these are issues which should be addressed sep- arately since they are not directly relat- ed to the matter at hand concerning an alternative to federal airport zoning regulations;" the response explains. On the issue of land designation, the compromise solution — recom- mended by an airport stakeholders' group of community and government representatives — requested Transport Canada to initiate an amendment to the federal Aeronautics Act to eliminate the need to declare the federal lands as an 'airport site'. Ottawa wanted the designation in order to enable it to impose zoning regulations on the area surrounding the airport property in north Pickering which would protect the site for possi- ble future use as an airport. The zoning would prohibit land uses such as tall buildings or transmission towers which could conflict with an airport. Though federal officials have main- tained designation does not necessarily mean an airport would be built in the near future or ever, VOCAL (Voters Organized to Cancel the Airport Lands), the group which spearheaded opposition to Ottawa's plan to desig- nate its lands here for airport use since it was announced in July 1998, and some Town councillors have main- tained designation would make an air- port inevitable. But Transport Canada "does not agree with such an amendment" be- cause of regulations outlined in the Act. Coun. Pickles is "disappointed" by that decision and is also disappointed "that they are not more open to looking at scaling down their land holdings." He intends "to keep reminding the Minister (of Transportation) of his and the community's opinion that an air- port would not be needed for a very, very long time, if ever." Mayor Anhurs is looking forward to talking to neighbouring municipali- ties on outstanding issues. "It's posi- tive, but it's not everything we hoped for... but a window of opportunity still exists" Trash collection plan in place TRASH from page 1 be no impact on local garbage collec- tion service or on the Region's ability to dispose of waste" In Durham, municipalities are re- sponsible for collecting garbage and the Region disposes of it. "Brock Township and Clarington aren't affected in any way. Their waste goes to other landfills;' Mr. Watson states. Clarington garbage is trucked to the Canadian Waste landfill near Napanee, while Brock's garbage goes to the Re- gion's rural landfill in that community. ."There will be a slight increase in the cost to dispose of the Region's waste at this alternative landfill, main- ly because it's further away. It's the trucking costs," Mr. Watson says. Mr. Anderson says Durham will check its contract with Toronto to see if the Region can seek penalties or compensation if Keele Valley isn't open. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 PAGE 5 P Airlocks to explore. Rad suits to wear. Fire Hoses to play with. 3 great chwaysc� out the station. 1 Take the in -plant tour. See it all in this fascinating one-hour walk-through of Pickering A. Tours every half hour. N mus[ pre register by calling 905-837-7272 by Sept. 28th for the in -plant tour. Recommended for ages 8 and older — extensive walking. ....................... 2Take the bus tour. Sit back and enjoy the sights on a 30 minute guided bus tour. (Be sure to ask about the enchanted forest.) Trips leave every half-hour. ... 0.0.000 .... 0*0006..9 3Just browse. Take your own time exploring the all-new Information . Centre, outdoor exhibits and food tent. ®r, There's something for everyone of all ages at the Ontario Power Generation's Pickering Nuclear Open House, Saturday, October 2nd. Learning stuff. -Join in on a guided tour inside the plant, get information on the return to service of N Pickering A, ,anow background on ` the upcoming / . environmental assessment, safety displays, all new information exhibits, video presentations, station staff to answer your questions and computer games! Food stuff ... hot dogs, potato chips, soft drinks, coffee! Fun stuff ... play with a fire hose, try on a real radiation suit, face painting, clowns, baHoons'and games! Pickering Nuclear Open House Saturday, October 2nd, 1999 8:30am to 4:00pm. To register call 905-837-7272. (Last in -plant tour learns at 3p.m.) ONTARIOrmuntR' GENERATION P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 E d t o r & opiNioNs NEWS ADVERTISER SEI)T. 12 1999 EDITORIAL Special young people deserve recognition Your input needed for nominating Junior Citizen of the Year So many rise to the challenge, but so few are properly recognized. Today's youth face increasingly dif- ficult challenges in their lives vet so many still find time in the day and com- passion in their heart to go the extra mile. So at this time of the year we can pay tribute to those aged six to IS who have made significant contributions to society. It can be an act of bravery, such as when Eric LeClair, a 1998 nominee, saved his brother's life when he pulled him from the bottom of a neighbour's pool last year. It may be someone who has displayed personal courage in over- coming a disability or a young person who has given selflessly to community projects. This is the 19th year for the Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Pro- gram, sponsored by the Ontario Com- munity Newspapers Association (OCNA) which represents 265 mem- bers including this publication. By tak- ing a few hours of your own time you can ensure their efforts are properly recognized and appreciated. Nomination forms should document the activities of the nominee with let- lers, newspaper clippings, recommen- dations, etc. At ]cast one supporting nomination form should accompany each nomination. Nominees from pre- vious years who continue their note- worthy efforts are eligible for this year's program, but a new form and up- dated documentation are required. A committee of community newspa- per publishers and editors will select the award recipients for all nominations received. Up to 12 individuals and one group of those nominated are chosen to receive the award, presented by On- tario's Lieutenant Governor during a special ceremony held in Toronto. Those chosen will also receive an On- tario Junior Citizen of the Year lapel pin, $200 and a portrait. The deadline is Oct. 31 and official nomination forms can be picked up at Oshawa This Week, 865 Farewell St., Oshawa; Whitby This Week, 403 Beech St., Whitby; Clarington This Week/ Bowmanville Statesman, 62 King St. W., Bowmanville; Port Perry This Week. 1625 Scugog St. N., Port Perry; Ajax -Pickering Mews Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax; Uxbridge Tri- bune, 24 Toronto St. N., Unit 2, Uxbndge. It takes such a small effort on our part to reward someone who has given so much. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnews@durham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. 7kc, 7aUND 50 Wal DO LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Kind stranger ing her run back and fort #.- chan es to their food drink helps student To the editor: Our daughter, who is off to Sir Wilfred Laurier University, has been waitressing at a restaurant in Pickering over the summer in order to save for school. One recent Tuesday night as she waited tables, a couple of young men decided they were going to give her a hard time, hav- Are community -run programs the answer? Students need to have after-school activities resume this year Although the commencement of a new school year is traditionally a time for fresh beginnings, an all -too -famil- iar problem continues to face high school students here as pupils begin what could be their second year with little or no extra -curricular activities. Despite the best efforts of local union leaders and school board offi- cials from Durham's public and sepa- rate boards, the resumption of sports teams and clubs doesn't seem likely after teachers turned down revised contract offers late last year. And, while public and separate school board officials say they're still hopeful the situation will work itself out, local union [traders believe teach- ers' working conditions will have to be reduced before educators will volun- teer to offer their time. "We would certainly love to return to a world where our members were able to commit (to extra -curricular ac- tivities)," Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Federation Durham District president Shelley Page told the News Advertiser this week, noting "that will let another year go by without after - Susan school Programs if that isn't feasible. However, the board's plan to recruit O'Neill volunteers could cause further tensions between the board and its teachers, as Staff Writer Ms. Page suggests that action would "further alienate teachers" in Durham. But, if teachers can't or won't run require some relief in terms of work- load." Bob McDonnell, president of the Durham secondary division of the On- tario English Catholic Teachers' Asso- ciation (OECTA), agrees there will have to be some improvements in teachers' workload before teachers have the "time, energy and enthusi- asm" to get involved. So, it appears the two parties are as far apart as ever. Which is part of the reason the Durham District School Board could look to the community for help when the board unveils a plan Sept. 20 to kick-start extra -curricular activities in schools. While board chairman Doug Ross believes the pre- ferred option would be for teachers to run programs, he says the board won't teams and others offer to, then why should the board turn them away? A community -run program isn't ideal. Students would surely be better Off if teachers were willing and able to commit to after-school activities. But, if that's not going to happen, then it's unfair to expect Durham's stu- dents to continue to pay the price for last year's labour disputes. The stu- dents, after all, are what the education system is all about. And, if it takes community volunteers to get programs running again, then so be it. E-mail comments on this column to nnewsOdurham.net. Submissions which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be con- sidered for publication. h with g s, cup size, etc. On returning to the table after they sent her looking for something else, she discovered they had walked out, leaving her to cover the cost of the bill. This is policy for restaurants. Very upset that this was going to cost her $50 from her savings for school she was telling some of her co-work- ers what happened to her. A gen- ticman in the restaurant overheard what had happened to her and upon leaving he left her a $50 tip. This incredible act of kindness is something my daughter will not rn leain school, this is something we learn from each other. 1 hope one day my daughter will be in a situation where she can return the favour to someone else and they can do the same for someone else and so on and so on... My daughter will be telling this story for a long time but it won't be about how she was taken ad- vantage of but about this incredi- bly kind person she met. Bruce and SusanMetzger, Pickering The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neatly hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please in- clude a phone number for verifica- tion. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and con- tent. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not nec- essarily those of the News Advertis- er. We regret that due to the volume of letters, not all will be printed. cetebra-e v,,,Tuluret �RHANt1 PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Edit or -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate. Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager hm (905)683-5110 5410(905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 E -Mail newsrooma�durham.net Web address www.durhamnews.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L IS 2115 Publications Mail Sales Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering 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 advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. 040CA Durham pavilion opening draws crowd Trans -Canada Trail holds meaning for residents BY LF -SLI -'Y McMASTF_'R Staff Writer Blair Nichol and his mountain bike group, the Lunartics, couldn't think of a better tribute to a fallen friend and brother. That's why he joined more than 100 residents across Durham at Uxbridge's Centennial Park Thurs- day morning to search through the 1,500 names listed on the back of the new Trans -Canada Trail pavil- ion. "It reads ADW and stands for Awfully Dan Weiss;' he explained. ' That was our saying for him, sort of like that's awfully damn nice of you. An avid mountain biker, the 31 - year -old tore up a few of his own trails with the night-time Uxbridge riding group before his sudden death in June. Somewhere along the way, a friend had heard about the Trans -Canada Trail donor program. Scheduled to open next Septem- ber, the 16,000 -kilometre multi - recreational trail will run from St. John's, Nfld. to Vancouver, B.C. and north to Tutuyuktuk. The project, which is being funded through pub- lic donations and corporate sponsor- ships, gives Canadians a chance to help finance building a piece of the trail. In recognition of their contri- bution their names or those of a loved one will be listed along the trail. Mr. Weiss's friends rushed to get their submission in just weeks be- fore the unveiling. Finding Dan's tribute in the tangle of names should be easy. The group chipped in $1,800, which not only furnishes the monument with a larger plaque but ensures his name on each of the 16 pavilions to he built across the coun- try Eleven of those pavilions were officially opened Thursday. Oshawa resident Lisa Collins said she was interested in Uxbridge's ceremony because her mother Mary Townsend's nanie is listed. Her NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 PAGE 7 AM Town Crier Bill McKee officially opened the Trans -Canada Pavil- ion in Durham Thursday morning. The pavilion, located in Uxbridge, is one of the many designed to act as markers along the 16,000 -kilometre trail. brother, who is from eastern Cana- da, made the donation as a Christ- mas present and her tribute is listed in Uxbridge, the nearest site and only Durham location. "I think the trail is a wonderful way to go through the country and it's great in terms of fitness;' she said. "I also like the legacy behind it. I have a six -month-old son, John. I look forward to bringing him to the The Weiss family purchased a section of the trail in row, left), Tila Weiss (buck row, second from right) memory of Dan Weiss, an avid cyclist who died last and family members Taylor, Monica, Blair Nichol, June. Marking the event were Frank Weiss (back Christian, Damon, Germaine, Shelley and John. trail someday and showing him his grandmother's name:' Grant and Marion Laird, of Port Perry, said their donation was a Chnstmas present to one another as both were interested in supporting the trail. They said they've never ac- tually been to Centennial Park be- fore but have walked the Waterfront Trail in Oshawa. "We became interested in hiking two or three years ago." explained Mr. Laird. "We reached our 50s and we thought it would be good exer- cise" Whitby resident Helen Rnch ac- tually arranged with her children's teachers to take sons Nicolas, 10, and Julien, 8, out of school to wit- ness the occasion and find their names on the pavillion. "My son complained he's miss- ing gym but I think this is much more important in the long run;' she explained. The trail, which will be designed for hiking, cycling, horseback rid- ing, cross-country skiing and snow- mobiling, will tun along the aban- doned Lindsay -Uxbridge tail line, through to Uxbridge and then hook up with Toronto. The idea of a Canada -wide trail was conceived by the Canada 125 Corporation in 1992. Uxbridge con- servation groups with the support of local councillors lobbied the Toron- to Region Conservation Authority to be included as part of the trail and applied to the Trans Canada Trail Council to be considered a pavilion stop. Canadians of all ages are being invited to take part in a water relay race next year, which will see 5,000 carriers pass water from the At- landc, Pacific and Arctic oceans to a Tracts Canada Fountain in Ottawa. Applications are available at Canada Post outlets, Canada Trust and Choice Motels, or by calling 1-800- 465-3636. Trucker won't be charged in Hwy. 401 fatality Provincial police say no charges will be laid in the horrific death of a mentally distraught man who fell from a slow-moving tractor trailer on Hwy. 401 into oncoming traffic near the Oshawa-Courtice border Wednesday morning. The bizarre incident began at 6:30 a.m. when the victim, a 27 - year -old Leamington man, climbed onto the running board of a trans- port parked on the south shoulder, east of Thickson Road, and started pounding on the driver's window shouting threats, said OPP. The man apparently demanded the driver "release" a woman he believed to be inside the transport. "He woke up the driver and was trying to get inside. He indicated he had a weapon and was threaten- ing (the driver) with serious bodily harm. The guy was out of control said Constable John Ritchie, of the Whitby detachment. "Fearing for his life;' the star- tled driver, 38, of Waterford, Ont.. pulled onto the eastbound inside lane and began travelling at a slow rate of speed, said Const. Ritchie. "He didn't know this guy and obvi- ously just wanted to get the heck out of there." With the man still clinging to the driver's side running board, the transport driver called 911 on a cel- lular phone. Three OPP units were responding when, about three km east of Harmony Road, the victim fell into traffic. Robert Schanner was struck by a car and a cube van and killed in- stantly, according to OPP Based on an investigation, the OPP has concluded the driver of the truck did not act criminally. Const. Ritchie explained the sleeper door at the back of the cab had no lock and the driver, who passed three exit ramps, "knew that police were coming and didn't want to stop for fear that this man would get in. "The poor driver was just in the wrong place at the wrong time," he said, adding there was no intent to harm the victim. The transport reached speeds of no more than 20 to 30 km/h and witnesses corroborated the driver's story, he said. The victim's Honda Civic SI was found near the loca- tion where the incident began. It did not appear to have any me- chanical problems, said Const. Ritchie. The victim is believed to have suffered "mental problems and was having an episode," when the inci- dent occurred, said Const. Ritchie. He was known to suffer from manic depression and had been "in and out" of psychiatric facilities in the past, he said. OPP Sgt. Bob McManus said the victim had demanded the "re- lease" of a woman when he con- fronted the truck driver. However, detectives from the OPP's crime unit concluded "there was never any girl in that tractor trailer," said the sergeant. AtP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12- 199a JASON LJF.BRFTS/ News Advertiser photo Agarden runs through It Residents at Balhcliffe Lode in Ajax now have a special place to spend time with the official opening of a therapeutic garden at the fa- cilitY. The garden was built with money donated from a variery of sources. Here, Ajax MaYor Steve Parish (front left) cuts the ribbon to open the garden with Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker. In the buckground (from left) are Ballvcliffe co-owner Ivan IM -1n, facility administrator Carol Mclhveen and 'co-owner Michael Bausch. A RESIDENCE YOU CAN BALL HOME1 A place where residents are appreciated. SEE OUR REN4DVATE-n (:lose to all amenities: SUITESHospital (5 mins.), bus stop, medical clinic (3 min), grocery • • store, convenience store. • C:AI.JTO1. IFREE 1-877-876-2753 FOR AN APPOINTMENT _ Cliff Grimwciciri- M�r.or.w� Just the fax: 905-683-7363 NOIR/ OPENING PICKERIN 5hanta and Greg are pleased to announce the opening of their new store located at 1550 Kingston Rd. in Pickering (in the Red Lobster Plaza). Stop by during the Grand Opening for special savings and a cup of coffee. Hours 11-9 pm Mon. -Fri 11 am -6 pm Sat. Closed Sundays. - sri&WA MIEZ HUF-G WX (905)-420-9881 Fall fun, bargains at local churches A fall f::ir in Ajax and spe- cial auction in Pickering are on tap herr for area residents to help them welcome the sea- son. Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 400 Ntonarch Ave., Ajax, holds its annual Fall Fun Fair Saturday, Sept. 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It features games, contests, prizes, crafts, bake goods, silent auction and a barbecue. Phone 619-9099, 428-2978, or 683-8435 for in- formation. On the same day, a Silent Auction is being held fr„ tli 4 to 7 p.m. and the next day from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. a, St. Isaac Jogues Church, 1148 Finch Ave., Pickering. Organizers say the even, fens something for everyone, along with raffle ticket~ DURHAM REGION IS CELEBRATING ITS ANNIVERSARY! DURHAM C,etebrate 'Ile Future! 1 9 7 4 1 9 9 9 .�yy Coin, iklide MJaKJI SJIute 1° Commemorate Ar►Jm¢�W.ss1n the Millennium �II.M1C'1Jfl - _ _.._.. DURHAM = - - �. . - - a c�ttvr rr SJierenp lrM -- pUPwJY +.•rr �r ry1. -err n- .n: - .. w Today's newspaper features a full colour 4 page Anniversary Section. we suggest you save it for future reference and to refer to it for �-- exciting An -:- niversary events. SHAW.a•utHrTBv•(7,RINGTON N krKAR) AJAX/PICKERING THIS WEEK NEWS ADVERTISER 0 ♦ CALL 839-6666 Have your child's car seat inspected for proper installation. Let the experts show you how! DRAW You could win a Fisher Price child car seat this Sunday, Sept. 12th! OA W Whereomer Always Finishes FirsN 1167 Kingston Road, Pickering 1 _x5)839-6666 (416)289-3673 OSHA WA (905)427--2828 KINGSTON RR o g W � d W N Coupons online for just about anything. 1 savingumoney.com_ AIP PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 AFINAL TEST PUBLIC TESTING FOR _ COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS GIRLS BORN BETWEEN THE YEARS • 1990-1994 WANTING TO TRY OUT FOR THE AERIALS COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS SEPTEMBER 16th, & 23rd 7:00 p.m. -8:30 p.m. .Luck 7a 4u I r SII Am Ill it 611111L 1111111 Thursday, September 16,1999 7:30 p.m. Ajax Community Centre Commodore Room If your family participates in Ajax baseball, please plan to attend this very important meeting. POSITIONS AVAILABLE.... • Vice President • Registrar • Secretary - Convenor in Chief • Sponsorship and - Snack Bar Director Uniform Director - Publicity Director • Scheduling Director • House League • Select Convenor Convenors Pickering W Figure Skating Club 420-4117 "None of us is as smart av all (if us:!" O'Leary'sl > O'Leary's School of Drama ODD ing the fines! training in theatrical Arts. Theatre and Film for aL�e n 1 iu':• 822 - 1550 Bayly St.. Pickering. ON, L I %S sus ] +.SII classes are 6 weeks in length and are ongoing Ihruu2h tht , c,; �iRTC 1 Kickboxing & Martial A 1 if EN `J � Nester Inetructer - tion, Seng ♦oat} 7tr Regree(668) Bled soh Itq WerW Cierepien Serving Alex ler Over IS Yens oiedplbe • tell Menee c MOM • CeMrence M 21001 OL INli N Ia SW (W W UII the Canadian Ftgurr Skating Association PRESCHOOL CANSKATE: A fun 112 hour on ice program for children 3-5 years old, running on Tuesdays, Saturdays & Sundays!. Average session - 10 weeks $75.00 Oct. - Dec./Jan. - Mar. CANSKATE: A Canadian Figure Skating program for children 5 yrs and up. Each session is one hour and children are taught in groups of 6 - 8 people. Private lesson are available on these sessions. All PFSC coacbes are CFSA certf d Monday: 6-7 pm October 4 to April 10 $240.00 Tuesday: 6-1 pm October 5 to December 21 $115.00 January 4 to April 11 $1410,00 Thursday: 6-7pm October 7 to March 23 $200.00 Saturday: 9:10-10:10 am October 2 to March 25 $200,00 11:50-12:50 am October 2 to March 25 $200.00 Sunday: 2:00-3:00 pm October 10 to -March 26 $180.00 ADULT CANSKATE A CFSA learn to skate program for beginner to advanced. Thursday: 9:05-10 pm Sept. 30 - Dec. 16 $120 & Jan.6 - Mar. 23 $110 Saturday: 9:10-10:10 am Oct. 2 - Dec. 18 $120 & Jan.8 - Mar. 25 $110 Prices for the above programs vary due to canceUation dates thmugbout the year. LATE STARTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME Junior A, Intermediate & Senior•. CFSA Test Stream Progrdrrl and Competitive Ice Junior B: Previously Advanced Canskate.This year one hour sessions and increased coaching time, and smaller groups. 4, Tuesday Sept. 7- May 9 $270.00, Wednesday Sept. 8 - May 3 $270.00 �. and Saturdays Oct. 2 - May 6 $220.00 CARNIVAL: A year end ice show featuring our own' club members and saecial euests. olJ 9RU,46�,' Uh 250 Bayly Street West 428-6266 428-8792 -MUSIC LESSONS VIOLIN ** PIANO ** FLUTE ** CLARINET DRUMS ** GUITAR ** VOCAL ** THEORY SAX ** KEYBOARD "BASS GUITAR ROYAL CONSERVATORY PREPARATIONS LOCAL MUSIC FESTIVAL PREPARATIONS •• NO WKUM URM NE HAVE OVER 35 INSTRUCTORS TO ENABLE YOU TOLEABNANDENJOYALL STYLES' OFMUSIC!!1 cl J ��w�fluNQ�iv�UWA�uUQOX.QJILI'I10� RENTALS SALES SERVICE AUTHORIZED DEALER FoR 1 YAMAHA'S FENDER ** GIN • r ROLAND " PEARL " TAN " KOK OVATION " T AKAMgIE AND MUCH MORE LOCATED BEHIND PIZZA HUTAND DAff QUE& WOFWROAD � ♦ i 6Wame N E W S AD Birthday The cutie with a big smile in the Greenhalgh home is one. Mackenzie celebrated her first birthday on Sept. I 1 and wishing her a happy birthday with lots of love, hugs and kisses were '.Mommy, Daddy, Nanny and Gumpy Hinds, jNanna and Grampy Mc- Connell, Mammy Greenhal- gh, a whole bunch of aunts, uncles and cousins, and several four -legged friends. Birthdays Two little beauties with I' great big. smiles turn one on Sept. 11. ' Happy birth- day wishes, ; :; s with hugs and kisses, for';,'Y'J Dana and Alyssa Wiles came from Mom, Dad, Jason and Justin. Everybody hopes the twins had a great day. Birthday Big guy Cory celebrated his fourth birthday on Sept. 11. Wishing him a happy fourth birthday with love were Mommy, Daddy, Nonno and Norma DeRocchis, Nonno and Norma Latino, all his aunts, un- cles, cousins, friends, godpa,-ents and Sterling the cat. Birthday Happy second birthday wishes went out to Michael McAdam on Sept. 4. A 101 Dalmatians Party was held at home with family and friends. -This past year has flown by so fast. You're growing so big. We love yon very much. Love Mom, Dad and big brother Matthew. A special hi from Grandma B, who has come a long way to celebrate your special day" NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 PAGE 11 AM 6)"ro in P11P 9 _.- ,.. VERTISER SEPT. :12 1999 Birthday Julia Fojan Mahta turned one on Sept. 11. -Our funny baby has had a very good first year and plans to travel in the coming year." Happy birthday Ju from Maman Mina, Daddv, naughty Emma, grandparents, aunts, uncles and cousins. Birthday Anniversary July 22 was special for Tracey and Steven McAdam. That was the day they cele- brated 10 years of marriage and they marked the occasion with a backyard party on July a 24. "Many thanks to everyone�r. for coming and sharing in our celebration, especially those from out of town" And, happy anniversary from sons Matthew and Michael. 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEK'S CAKE WIKKEM ARE. I 1. LeW*- Gray LRyan Manson ;. Dylan Lord Winners may go direah to Raskin Rohhin., to recent their FREE cake (Please prrnide i(Iennficauon( -1.7t{Ti VA1m UM'aSA'L, 65FM "A it, 1999 One handsome dude turned three years old on Sept. 11. Wish- ing big guy Ryan Manson a happy birthday with love were Mommy, Daddy and Halle. Birthday A happy lit- tle guy turned one on Sept. 11. Happy birthday wishes and lots of love to Jake came from Za- c k e r y , M o m m y, Daddy, Nana, Grampy and Uncle Shawn. Birthday "Happy birthday to our little man Blair Williams, who turned five . on Sept. 9. Lots of love, kisses and a big bear hug from Mommy, Daddy, brother Ryan, Nana, Papa, Nanny, Grandpa, his aunts, uncles and cousins. "Enjoy your party." Birthday L o o k who turned three on Sept. 9. It w a s Leighton Grav and wishing him a happy birthday with love are Mom, Dad, Gordon and Vanessa. 65th Birthday On Sept. 14, Bob Robinson turns 65. Love and best wishes for the birthday boy come from wife Grace, children Deb, Ellie and Dami- an, Rik and Va- lerie. all his grandchildren and Guy. "11'e lute you, Bobby" Birthday "Mom, Dad and Kristen wished Kvle a spec;ai eighth birthday on Sept. 10. Also wishing him a happy birthday are his two Nanas from Bombay, Cliff, Chrys and Harold" Birthdays "Two of the four 'funny faces' in the MacBean home celebrate a birthday in September. Jordan turned nine on Sept. 1 and Amanda turns six on the 13th. Keep smiling and stay happy. Have a great birth- day. Love from you proud Aunt Dawn and Uncle Dave. Special hugs and kisses from Dylan:' 80th Birthday The family of Una Bluck [mite her friends and family to an open house in honour of her 80th birth- day. It's being held on Sept. 18 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Pickering Village Senior Centre. 29 Linton Ave. in Ajax. It's best wishes only. Una's birthday is Sept. 20. Birthda% "It's birthday season in the Petschke household. Unstoppable Erik Gordon Maxwell turned two on Aug. 14. Helping him celebrate at a family party were Karl, who turns -eight on Sept. 11, Dad Brian, who turns a whopping 42 on Sept. 17 and Mom, who no longer has birthdays" Birthday A birthday poem for ` Dylan Lord: • L% ,r this true? Can this be? Dylan Lord is turning three! Three is sweet and special too Talking, learning all day through! Snapshot moments etched in our minds, Our Dylan, sweet Dylan, is one of a kind!' Thank you for the precious days and years you have given us. Happy birthday on Sept. 13. And many happy returns. Loving you always, Mommy and Daddy. Special hugs and kisses from Nana, Grandad, Gramma and Grampa." Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...Send to: Let us know. We'll publish your Name Dropping, special occasion in an easy -to -read clo Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12,1999 MPAGE 12 NEWSOntario power systems `did well' in six -hour Y2K drill Preliminary results of a six -hour drill to test the Y2K readiness of On- tario's power system indicate the province "did well", according to re- ports. The Independent Electricity Mar- ket Operator (IMO). a not-for-profit corporation that oversees the opera- tion of the Ontario power system, an- nounced the results Thursday. More than 100 sites in Ontario participated in the test — includit Ontario Power Generation's hydr electric fossil fuel and nuclear gene ating stations. Ontario Hydro Services Comp; ny's transmission and distribution of crating centres and the IMO's Systet Control Centre also took part in th drill, as did neighbouring utilities i Manitoba. Quebec, New- York, Michi gan and Minnesota_ The preparatory drill ran fror Wednesday at 8 p.m. to Thursday at a.m. in conjunction with the Nortl American Electric Reliability Court cil (NERC). Its aim was to demonstrate thi ability to effectively deploy resource: and perform operating and adminis trative procedures related to the tran- sition from Dec. 31, 1999 to Jan. 1 2000. It also aimed to demonstrate, under simulated conditions of a loss of one or more primary voice or data communications systems, the ability to effectively use backup voice com- munications systems in support of re- liable electric operations. "The more we practise using our back-up phones the better we will be Catholic board changes location of Monday meeting - The location of the Durham Catholic District School Board's Mon- day, Sept. 13 meeting has been moved to Monsignor Paul Dwyer Catholic High School due to the ongoing con- struction at the Catholic Education Centre. The public board meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. at Paul Dwyer, 700 Steven- son Rd. N., Oshawa. For more information call the board at 576-6150. We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 7 WEEKS TO SAVE'flyer NO 1 -100-Light Inde Outdoor Set, 51-2503X and 100 -Light CurtaiNlcile Set, 51,251 OX COPY READS: Reg. 13.99, Sale 6.99, 1/2 Price SHOULD READ: 6.99 Set,'GREAT BUY' WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. mote 4337 at using them, so we plan to keep drilling with our satellite phones right up to New Year's;' says Stuart Brind- lev. IMO manager of emergency pre- paredness. As part of the drill. Y2K condi- tions were simulated to demonstrate the ability to effectively deploy ele- ments of Y2K contingency response plans. "While we are confident that the hulk power system will operate smoothly during the Y2K rollover on Dec. 31, 1999, we are takim, nothing for granted and are prepared to deal quickly and effectively with incidents that might occur," says Mr. Brindley. The IMO will provide a more de- tailed report on the results of the drill later this month. ` &AIR CONDITIONING \\\\� HEATING SERVING AIJURHAM REGION SINCE 1970 V Electric to Oil Electric to Gas Baseboard Conversions COMPLETE DUCT WORK SPECIALISTS FREELOW NO STIMATES s^L_COST DOWN & DESIGN FINANCING PAYMENT Just the faxw 905-683-7363 THE NEWS ADVERTISER d Annual � READERS" CHOICE It's back! We want to know who your favorites are. Choose from the 6 categories listed below. Simply print the company names of your choice beside as many selections as you wish and mail, deliver or fax the entire entre, form to us by September 24, 1999. Lven entr► will hme a chance to win a 500 hopping&gree for products and services at our winning businesses. The most %otes in each catagory will win our " Readers Choice' award. You'll read all about the winners in an upcoming issue of the Ajar/Pickering News Advertiser. So go ahead! 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NEWS ADVERTISER Travel Agency 2) Fill out your name and THE COMM UNITY NEW9NIF� siNCE i%S Name: Investment Planning Company Bank/Trust address below. 3) Drop off, Mail or Fax THE ENTIRE Address: Company Dry Cleaner (location) FORM to the Ajax/Pickering News Fitness Club Advertiser by September. 17, 1999. I'osfal Cie' Martial Arts Club Phone: Insurance Company CONTEST RULES Winners of prizes will be determined Mail, Fax or Deliver to: Accounting Firm by random draw. Employees of the Ajax/Pickering News The Ajax. Pickering News Advertiser Hair Salon/Barber Shop Advertiser and their immediate families are not eligible to 1�"1 C er Ave. enter. Judge's discretion as to validity of entry forms is final. Deadline for contest is September Ajax, ON LIS 2H5 24, 1999 Fax: (905)619-9068 r Fitness program's for special -needs kids in Pickering PICKERING — The Town of Picker- ing will introduce programs for children with special needs this fall. All are offered Wednesdays beginning Sept. 22. Xceptional Gym, a progressive, non- competitive physical education program, fo- cuses on development of hand -eye co-ordi- nation, agility, balance, gymnastic skills, strength and fitness. Children work indepen- dently at their own level to further develop their acquired skills. It's offered at the East Shore Community Centre at 910 Liverpool Rd. S. at three age levels. Each program runs eight weeks and costs $100. Classes are: Xceptional Preschool Gym (three years) from 1:15 to 2:15 p.m.; Xceptional Kinder - gym (four and five years) from 2:15 to 3:15 p.m.; and Xceptional Junior Gym (six years) from 4:15 to 5:15 p.m. Fitness Classes for Special Needs Partic- ipants, aimed at youth aged I I to 17 years, is offered Wednesdays from 4:30 to 5:15 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. The 10 -week program focuses on individual fitness goals and costs $65. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. September 12, 1999 PAGE 13 A/P A 7 �\+I i An et -ening could bespent listening to music under the stars... ' TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL proudly presents Friday, September 17t , 999 eAates Open 7:30 pm • Concert 8:00 pm wfth the 3 % 'OVAWA- DI RHAIW ! IF1� .. conducted by Associate Music Director & Conductor Miss Sun -Young Lee Your ticket to this magical evening provides you with a blanket. picnic basket for two and musical entertainment: "Tchsovsky goes to Hollywood" Gekbraiing the Nfillenium in Music /John Williams' Academy Award winning scores and Tchaikovskv Chart Busters With Special Guest Violinist KhatehallOw AbnaZian Re -live the glory of the Castle in the early 1900's! M Starli 165.00 includes admission fax two. picric fare, bottle of package me, corkscrew. glasses, blanket & basket (yours to keep) For tickets call (905) 668-3358 Yr,xeeds to Trafalgar c.. :e &Pwu: Scholarship dr Rurs.:ry Fund : Aneftr communih event co-sponsored by This Week and the News Advertiser LA=Z=BOY celebrates Grand Re -opening in Oshawa LA -Z -BOY is no doubt as household name with many of us experiencing the comfort of one of their famous chairs. Oshawa is fortunate to have its own LA -Z -BOY Furniture Galleries and celebrated the Grand Re -opening of its newly expanded store at 900 Champlain Avenue on Friday, Sept. 10th. If you ever wanted a LA -Z - BOY sofa, chair or sleeper then this is the place to be for great sav- ings on a wide selection of superi- or fumishings. The history ' of LA -Z -BOY began at Provincial Tile & Carpet on Simcoe St. S. in Oshawa. Founded by Dick Sciuk in 1950, it had established itself as a very successful retailer of flooring and carpet when in 1975 he decid- ed to sell the LA -Z -BOY line after the only Oshawa dealer went out of business. "In the beginning we sold just 3 or 4 styles in a couple of colours says Dick's son and owner Phil Sciuk. "But sales we're very good so we expanded our selection as the demand grew. People really loved *the unique reclining chairs." In 1995, the Sciuk's built a 15,000 sq. ft. freestanding store establishing the first LA -Z -BOY Gallery in Ontario. It was so impressive that the store builder, Dave Taylor, owner of Kirby 600- Champlain Ave. (905) 723-5211 Structures, won the 1997 Varco/Pruden Hall of Fame Award for best retail building. "We've always sold style and colour but best of all comfort." says Phil. "That's what people wanted and as a result the busi- ness has blossomed." Of course the Sciuk family never gave up on the Flooring business. Today you'll find a sec- tion of the store devoted to Provincial Tile and Carpet. "When we started we were a flooring store that sold furniture," says Phil. "Now we're a furniture store selling flooring." The success of the LA -Z- BOY Gallery led to the decision to start construction on a new addition last November. The store is now 25,000 sq. ft. with a larger show- room and warehouse. "Everything was co-ordinat- ed with LA -Z -BOY says Phil. "The planning, selection of furnishings, the set up of the various galleries showcasing family moms, living rooms, leather, recliners and sleepers. Doubling the showroom and warehouse space also meant dou- bling the staff to 16. The new and existing staff are a friendly and knowledgeable team that will help you choose just the right piece of furniture for your home. You can also utilize the design centre which uses a computer program listing on file 144 different frames of chairs, recliners, sofas, reclining sofas what the finished product will wing chairs and sectionals. There look like. is also 1500 fabrics and an unlimit- For more information call ed number of colours so you can (905) 723-5211. customize your selection and see BOX LINERS THE #1 TRUCK ACCESSORY =• n-sk d floor r t _- Y,der ribs for load control •-tic tier stacking cleats - ,-;Iless installation OSHAWA iI - ~wavy Duty cremium liner available 1670 Simcoe St. N. r major models -,-,:stom form's exclusive `i_ily featured style •"adgate upgrade & tailgate ' 868 cap option • CUSTOM LINER • ULTRA LINER • ALSO AVAILABLE CUSTOM MAT e ICKERING1051 Brock St. S of •i 0. OVER -THE -RAIL UNDER -THE -RAIL Van &Truck�l OMdnds Vehicle i t t 1 /-c4essory spy Cenan tres NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION. September 12, 1999 PAGE 13 A/P A 7 �\+I i An et -ening could bespent listening to music under the stars... ' TRAFALGAR CASTLE SCHOOL proudly presents Friday, September 17t , 999 eAates Open 7:30 pm • Concert 8:00 pm wfth the 3 % 'OVAWA- DI RHAIW ! IF1� .. conducted by Associate Music Director & Conductor Miss Sun -Young Lee Your ticket to this magical evening provides you with a blanket. picnic basket for two and musical entertainment: "Tchsovsky goes to Hollywood" Gekbraiing the Nfillenium in Music /John Williams' Academy Award winning scores and Tchaikovskv Chart Busters With Special Guest Violinist KhatehallOw AbnaZian Re -live the glory of the Castle in the early 1900's! M Starli 165.00 includes admission fax two. picric fare, bottle of package me, corkscrew. glasses, blanket & basket (yours to keep) For tickets call (905) 668-3358 Yr,xeeds to Trafalgar c.. :e &Pwu: Scholarship dr Rurs.:ry Fund : Aneftr communih event co-sponsored by This Week and the News Advertiser LA=Z=BOY celebrates Grand Re -opening in Oshawa LA -Z -BOY is no doubt as household name with many of us experiencing the comfort of one of their famous chairs. Oshawa is fortunate to have its own LA -Z -BOY Furniture Galleries and celebrated the Grand Re -opening of its newly expanded store at 900 Champlain Avenue on Friday, Sept. 10th. If you ever wanted a LA -Z - BOY sofa, chair or sleeper then this is the place to be for great sav- ings on a wide selection of superi- or fumishings. The history ' of LA -Z -BOY began at Provincial Tile & Carpet on Simcoe St. S. in Oshawa. Founded by Dick Sciuk in 1950, it had established itself as a very successful retailer of flooring and carpet when in 1975 he decid- ed to sell the LA -Z -BOY line after the only Oshawa dealer went out of business. "In the beginning we sold just 3 or 4 styles in a couple of colours says Dick's son and owner Phil Sciuk. "But sales we're very good so we expanded our selection as the demand grew. People really loved *the unique reclining chairs." In 1995, the Sciuk's built a 15,000 sq. ft. freestanding store establishing the first LA -Z -BOY Gallery in Ontario. It was so impressive that the store builder, Dave Taylor, owner of Kirby 600- Champlain Ave. (905) 723-5211 Structures, won the 1997 Varco/Pruden Hall of Fame Award for best retail building. "We've always sold style and colour but best of all comfort." says Phil. "That's what people wanted and as a result the busi- ness has blossomed." Of course the Sciuk family never gave up on the Flooring business. Today you'll find a sec- tion of the store devoted to Provincial Tile and Carpet. "When we started we were a flooring store that sold furniture," says Phil. "Now we're a furniture store selling flooring." The success of the LA -Z- BOY Gallery led to the decision to start construction on a new addition last November. The store is now 25,000 sq. ft. with a larger show- room and warehouse. "Everything was co-ordinat- ed with LA -Z -BOY says Phil. "The planning, selection of furnishings, the set up of the various galleries showcasing family moms, living rooms, leather, recliners and sleepers. Doubling the showroom and warehouse space also meant dou- bling the staff to 16. The new and existing staff are a friendly and knowledgeable team that will help you choose just the right piece of furniture for your home. You can also utilize the design centre which uses a computer program listing on file 144 different frames of chairs, recliners, sofas, reclining sofas what the finished product will wing chairs and sectionals. There look like. is also 1500 fabrics and an unlimit- For more information call ed number of colours so you can (905) 723-5211. customize your selection and see • P PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 All bloodtypes needed at Pickering blood donor clinic PICKERING — Canadian Blood Services is calling for donors of all blood types, but those with tyre blood are especially needed. A blood donor clinic will be held Thursday, Sept. 16 from 4 to 8 p.m. at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 1 148 Finch Ave., Pickering. "Your donation of blood could help save the lives of four people," a news re- lease from CBS says. "Every unit of blood is broken down into four compo- itents: plasma, red cells, platelets and cryoprecipitate. Each of those may go to different recipients" Healthy individuals aged 17 and 71 years can give blood every 56 days, though first-time donors must be 60 years or younger. Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters meet AJAX — The Ajax -Pickering Toastmasters Club invites you to join them Wednesday. Sept. 15. The group meets at the Fortune Fi- nancial building. 335 Bayly St. W. Ajax. Nfeet and greet starts at 7:15 p.m., and the meeting follows from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Learn public speaking. leadership and communications skills. Phone 683-4339, or 619-9079 " A; T'. "% S 11 rIIN I'i'%1 it F1n\ATI(%, KITH ALL RENOVATION MI)EI:Ts 8/I0AF11 THIS M,FNTH' h '.L.Hc)%q()OM A:Tc HEV S 11ATHAUCIM -WMELS NORJO DRISES *WINDOWS *DOORS -PATIO DOORS -DECKS Samples.. In -Home or Showroom References Available (905) 839-2255 For more information on other clin- ics in the area, call the Toronto Blood Cents. at 1-800-701-7803, ext. 3534. How does the demutualization of Canada's life insurance companies affect you. If you have received a package from your insurance company or have questions, please call: Andy Silverman (905) 428-5468 14 Merrill Lynch Ajax Durham Centre 90 Kingston Road East. Unit 114 (Highway 02 and Harwood Road) !Wcmll Lynch Canada Inc. is a mcmbcr - CIPE Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year Awards Program Ontario's youth Rising to the Challenge Nominations are now being accepted for the 1999 Awards Program There are young people in our community who have risen to the challenge. If you know a young person, aged 6 to 18, who is involved in worthwhile community service; a special person who is contributing while living with a limitation; a youth who has performed an act of heroism; or a 'good kid' who shows a commitment to making life better for others, doing more than is normally expected of someone their age — help us recognize their contribution — nominate them today! Nominations will be accepted until Oct. 31, 1999. Contact The News Advertiser at 683-5110 or the OCNA at 905-639-8720, Loc. 234). �..-0. ARi0 Ajax -Pickering ,;.rJYIUft 7"IZEN NEWS ADVERTISER 0S]�, OF THE YEAR VAWARDSw Nomination forms are available at 130 Commerical Ave., Ajax Flyers to your doorstep' The News Advertiser Durham Windows and Doors brings mobile showroom to your door Wayne Hutchison brings to the replacement window and door business a new and long overdue feature. It's a Mobile Showroom which just may be the only one in Canada. "The day is gone when you carried some brochures and a sample window to a customer's home," explains Wavne. 'So I obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck and installed interior walls along with all of my window samples." When you call Durham Windows and Doors for a free esti- mate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which you're free to operate and you'll discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. "After being in this business for 18 years, I can honestly say these are the finest windows on the market," says Wayne. "They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you desire, you can choose the Low E Glass which filters out the ultraviolet rays keeping your home cooler in the sum- mer and eliminate fading of your curtains, drapes and furni- ture. All of the windows come with a lifetime warranty and a 10 -year guarantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does Top, Wayne Hutchison will bring his Mobile Showroom to your home. Above, inside you'll find his display of Top Quality Vinyl Windows. all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesperson. Durham Windows and Doors also does all of its own installations, which ensures that every cus- tomer gets a high quality job done at the best possi- ble price. Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa. For more information call (905) 579-2222 or 1-888- 576-8575. DUMIM wmoWs & DOORS SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION Complete selection of Vinyl -y Indows & Doors — Picture Windows - - Bay & Bow Windows New Construction Windows Patio Doors <.� Storm Doors 14 ;V► Wvw mum Wayne Hutchinson ww) 579-2222 1-888-576-8575 OIE - Imy L,et ar tesm ctutcm-ww a program to suit your steeds AND Yol1R BUDGET! We'll provide you with a year in advance of targeted features in 8 local newspapers for you to look over without MY obligation. 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Meet at Alex Robertson Park, on the west side of Sandy Beach Rd., south of Bayly St., Pickering. 420-4660, ext. 2155. SUNDAY SCHOOL: Peace Luther- an Church, 928 Liverpool Rd. at Bayly St., Pickering, hosts registra- tion for Sunday school at 9 a.m., fol- lowed by breakfast at 9:15 a.m. 839- 3521. CAR SEATS: The Durham Region Car Safety Seat Committee and Durham Regional Police host a free car seat safety check from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Formula Ford Sales, 1167 Kingston Rd., west of Liverpool Rd., Pickering. Phone 1-800-841-2729 for information. MONDAY, SEPT. 13 ADMINISTRATIVE: The Durham chapter of the International Associa- tion of Administrative Professionals holds its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. in the Durham Region Social Services board room at 850 King St. W. at Thornton (Sony store plaza). The topic is The Power of the Pen (a handwriting analysis). Phone 432-2063 (Rosa) for infor- mation. BILLBOARD SFPT 12, 1999 TUESDAY, SEPT. 14 SCOUTING: The 9th Ajax Beavers and Cubs hold registration at 7 p.m. at Lord Elgin Public School, 24 On- tario St., Ajax. Cost is $68 per child. 427-9574. SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citi- zens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morn- ing Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Story- teller Joan Sanderson will perform. Everyone welcome. Phone 619-0315 for information. CANADIAN CLUB: The Canadian Club of Durham Region holds a din- ner meeting at 6:30 p.m. at the Os- hawa Holiday Inn, 1011 Bloor St. E. Naturalist Jim Richards will give an illustrated talk on Arctic wildlife. 668-2484 (Eleanor), 728-1718 (BobAnn) for information or reserva- tions. WOMEN: The Women's Reference Group holds a nomination meeting from 7 to 9 p.m. in the auditorium of the Oshawa Public Library, 65 Bagot St. The meeting is being held to se- lect a women's representative to sit on the Durham Region Local Train- ing Board. Phone 576-3805 or 1-877- 475-1244 (Joan Kerr) for informa- tion. St. Martin's holds first sale of season PICKERING — St. Martin's An- glican Church is organizing its first New -to -You Sale of the season and is looking for donations. The sale is being held Friday, Sept. 24 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the church at 1201 St. Martins Dr., one block west of Liverpool Road off Bayly Street, Pickering. The sale offers good used clothing Oh, for the family, a white elephant table, toys, books and other items. To donate, or for more information on the sale, call the church at 839- 4257. WE CAN HELP You ACHIEVE A FRESH START Prof"Sional snd Pltirsona/ized Sanica Free ConNdentia/ Consultation Trustees in BankruplCy Several Convenient locations, including: OSHAWA 146 &mope Strom N (SW 7294404 (Downtown) SCARSOROUG11 1919 Lawrence Ave E (416) 75044 (near DVP and 401) 255 Mornngsde Ave. (416) 2656140 (Morningside Mall) 449 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 PAGE 17 AIP HORTICULTURE: The Pickering Horticultural Society meets at 8 p.m. in the O'Brien Meeting Rooms of the Pickering Recreation Complex, Val- ley Farm Rd. south of Hwv. 2. Paul McGraw will speak on garden pho- tography. Everyone is welcome to attend. Phone 839-4604 (Sylvia), 831-4485 (Tricia). BILL LISHMAN: The Pickering Township Historical Society kicks off its lecture series at 7:30 p.m. with 'Father Goose' Bill Lishman, an in- ternationally -renowned artist and sculptor known for training orphaned Canadian Geese to migrate south. Books, films will be for sale. The meeting is being held at the East Shore Community Centre, 900 Liverpool Rd. S. Phone 839-1221 (Tom Mohr). h"awa A 0 AIP PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 12,1999 ADVERTISING FEATURE Headache is one of the most common ailments to plague mankind. Many millions of people worldwide suffer from headaches each year, leading to billions of dol- lars in lost labour costs. Indeed, headache is one of the most com- mon complaints treated in the chi- rQpractic office. Headaches are usually brought on by sustained contrac- tion of the neck muscles which is often initiated or exacerbated by stress. It can be relieved by rest and movements that relax the muscles. The sinus headache is associ- ated with inflammation, conges- tion, or infection of the sinuses. It can become quite severe dur- ing weather changes that affect humidity or barometric pressure. The cluster headache comes in groups or clusters, recur- rng as often as two or three times per day. It causes knife-like pain and can last from 30 to 45 minutes. There are two types of m i g r a i n e headaches. C l a s s i c migraines are often associated with nausea, vomiting, and anorexia with neurologic and mood distur- bances. They are pieceded by an "aura" (the suf- ferer knows it's c o m i n g ) . Sufferers of c o m m o n migraine may feel nausea along with the headache but do not usually experience the neurologic dis- turbances. M a n y headache suf- ferers turn to prescription or non-prescrip- tion medication for relief of their condition. The problem with this approach is that f't lsv%b 0 me idNHR•,0. taking medication does not cor- rect the underlying cause of the headache but merely masks the symptoms. An often overlooked cause of headaches is the malfunction of the spinal bones of the neck and upper back. When the spinal bones, called vertebrae, lose their normal motion and position, the sensitive spinal nerves and related tissues can be irritated, resulting in painful headaches." The chiropractor seeks to cor- rect the underlying spinal dysfunc- tion and restore the normal biome- chanics, thus relieving the headaches by attacking their ACTIVE THERAPY & SPORTS INJURY Registered Therapists • Physiotherapy • Massage • Nutrition Insurance Claims Accepted (Auto & Extended Health) I099 Kingston Rd. 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In addition, she was concerned about a family history of heart disease. And she wanted results of all blood cho- lesterol tests. Yet, at the same time. she admitted to smoking two packs of cigarettes a day! Men have been dying, often in the prime of life, from smoke -relat- ed diseases for years. Initially it seemed from research data women were smarter than men. But cancer rates now show this assumption was sadly wrong, Nov.,. lung cancer has surpassed breast cancer as the leading cause of cancer death in women. It accounts for one in five deaths in women. Today we talk a lot about pre- vention. We must continue to do so. But when you look at the tragedy of lung cancer in women one truth wands out. Women are much more P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 H I -Now— I t h F 91 & ITNESS NEWS ADVERTISER SEPT. 12, 1999 Women must intensify efforts to quit smoking 11 1 interested in a cure for lung cancer than trying to prevent this disease. There is no good cancer. But some are worse than others. And cancer of the lung is one of the most malignant. Eighty per cent of women who contract this disease are dead within five years. Women who smoke share the same risk as men in suffering from coronary heart disease, stroke and chronic obstructive lung diseases such as chronic bronchitis and em- phvsema. But women smokers often forget they face genderspecif- ic health problems as well. They ex- perience greater trouble getting pregnant. And increased risk of complications during pregnancy. Studies show women smokers have an increased risk of cervical cancer, osteoporosis and earlier menopause. 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"Detoxification is the body's natural process of elimination or neutralizing of toxins via the liver, the kidneys, the urine, feces, exhalation and per- spiration." This step of the program also includes your eating plan based on your needs whether it's for detoxifi- cation, weight loss or both. Evelyn provides you with easy and affordable recipes and an indi- vidualized eating plan which will include herbal supplements for detoxification. She will also instruct you on healthy food substitutions in particu- lar replacing the 4W's: white rice; white flour, white pasta and white sugar. The last part of the program is your maintenance stage when Evelyn reexamines your eating habits and how you feel to determine if you need to modify your eating plan. The Wellness Connection is located at 2-360 Bayly St. W. in Ajax. For more information call (905) 683-8532 around 12 percent. Zyban is the newest medication available. 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The Sox minor peewees, which captured the OBA championship last year as major mosquitoes, did it again this year at the provin- cial tournament in Kitchener over the Labour Day week- end. The Pickering squad posted a 5-1 record at the Al (- Ontario event to win the cov- eted title against the best teams in the province. In the gold -medal contest, the Sox rebounded to defeat Stratford — a team they had lost to in a previous game at the provincials — by a 6-3 score. Sox manager Ken Hussey says the players are still walking on air after complet- ing the near -impossible feat of winning consecutive OBA titles. "After winning the cham- pionship in our mosquito Year, we felt that was our mo - merit in the sun. To complete a perfect season like we did was mind boggling. Most kids never get to win one OBA championship let alone back-to-back champi- onships;' says Hussey. He notes that it was the team's stingy defence which allowed it to win the back-to- back titles. *'We played six games and allowed only 10 runs at the provincials;' says Hussey. ""The key to our team is we've always been able to keep teams from scoring runs on us. It's hard to beat us when we don't give up many runs" To advance to the final, the Sox defeated Guelph 3-1 in the semifinal game. Earlier in the tournament, Pickering opened with a lop- sided 13-2 win over Bramp- ton, followed by wins over Guelph and Witby by 5-0 and 8-2 scores, respectively. Boxer attends camp PICKERING — A fe- male boxer with the new Liverpool Boxing Club re- cently returned from a train- ing camp with new insights into the sport. Julie Stafford attended a training camp in Sudbury this past week. one identical to the one conducted for members of the Canadian National Boxing Team which competed at the re - cent Pan -Am Games. The week-long camp consisted of a daily regimen of running, technical train- ing and sparring. Upon returning to Pick- ering, Stafford shared her experiences with other members of the boxing club. The new Pickering box- ing club has room for new members. Contact Preston Roberts at 839-9212. How long 1 'has it been?vim 1 1 1 1 1 10 MINUTE OL CHANGE CENTRE 1 1 NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, 1 WARRANTY APPROVED 1 1 1 1 =11 0K 1 RADIATOR IF�usII & FILL $39.951 SPECIAL 0 from I4 "."rING The only loss for the Sox in the tournament came in the fourth game, dropping a 3-2 extra -inning decision to Stratford. In order to qualify for the OBA 'AAA' championships, the Sox first had to advance out of the OBA elimination tournament in Stratford. After losing the first game, the Pickering peewees reeled off four wins in a row to qual- ify for the all -Ontario play - downs. This season, the Pickering minor peewees won every tournament it entered. The Sox captured the Missis- sauga, Clarington, North Toronto, Niagara Falls, Guelph, and Buffalo tourna- ments, in addition to winning the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association title and the OBA championships. More- over, the team won its last four tournaments in the major mosquito category last sea- son. Over the past two years, the team has posted a com- bined record of 124-27-3. This year, the team finished with an overall mark of 64- 17-2, while last year its record was 60-10-1. Teas: members are Ryan Cameron, Taylor Gray, Kevin Hussey, Ryan Jackson, Steven Loder, Stephen Soccer Skills Winter Program Ajax United Soccer club "Girls born in 1990 are invited to register in a soccer skills developmental winter program. All indoor soccer games will be held on Saturdays at The Hangar in Downsview. All interest participants please contact one of the following:" John Canning ............ 905-683-0727* Manny White.............905-428-2182 Scott Landry ..............905-436-3755 4= = Coach Canada Lopez. David McElroy, Chris The manager was Ken McGeachy, Jaime Peters, Hussey and the coaches were Garrett Russell, Michael Steve Gray, Craig Loder and Vella and Michael Wilson. Bill Vella. DURHAM REGION EXPRESS SCHEDULE trentway-wagar inc. 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(south of 401), AJAX 1 a Adult Return 903 427-6796 -',-.!'p-Am. 4 �1AW W.W., rexcursionraws--s*Pk) sanwros ...... - --------- --r---- ••-r- • -••• •-•-••••�.'•.w .v.yot"i to vivinv urvp on at wnlioy on request. To Kingston To Montreal • Senior Discounts up to 25% Off • Student Discounts up to 400/0 Off $36.25 $67.55 • Tickets may be purchased from the driver upon boarding at the Whitby GO Station' $50.65 $100.10 FOR FULL FARE & SCHEDULE INFORMATION CALL 1-800-461-7661 �P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Septembrer 12, 1999 SportSHORTS 1 Panthers open season SEPT. l2, ]999 THE TOWN OF _ _ __ _ In Ajax Aerials to test for BY AL RrVETT 'to ftMu,�Act,F O. Sports Editor competitive gymnasts PICKERING — A re- PickL��gonnrGo tooled Pickering Boyer Pon- PICKERING — The Pickering Aeri- tiac Panthers junior hockey als Gymnastics Club begins testing for team is set for the regular - its competitive program this month. i season to scan next week Testing of girls born between 1990 after playing its final pre -sea - and 1994 will be held on Thursday. Sept. son contest against Oshawa 16 and 23 from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Friday night. For an interview, call 839-5260. The OHA Ontario Provin- 4 Soccer mini -festival cial Junior 'A' Hockey 16 League pre -season contest Re/Max-Brun Kondo 14 8 8 0 208 195 between the Panthers and Le- a success gionaires was plaved at the 15 Pickering Recreation Com- PICKERING —The youngest mem- plex after the News Advertis- bers of the Pickering Soccer Club were er's press deadline. treated to a soccer extravaganza that Twenty-four hour% earlier the club hopes to turn into an annual at the Oshawa Civic Audito- event. The club hosted its first Ontario I num, the Panthers prevailed Power Generation Mini -Soccer Festival over the Legionaires 7-2. The at Kinsmen Park to end the 1999 sum- win brought the Panthers' mer soccer season. More than 1,000 I pre -season mark to 4-3. -%easofor girls and boys ages five to seven years Scoring the Panthers participated in the tournament. More were Garret Winder with a than 73 games were played on the 13 goal and two assists, Mike fields at the park. Hanna, Ian Law, T.J. Kemp, At the end of the day, loot bags were Sean Kostka. Sean Macrury provided to each team and most valu- and Brent Chandler all with able player awards were presented each one goal. Dan Schofield team. i added two assists. The event was sponsored by On- The Panthers will start the tario Power Generation, Sears, Licks, regular season with little re- ATi, Scholastic Books, Mr. Christie, semblance to the team which Loblaws, Advantage Car & Truck Rental captured the league's East -arid Kevin Bishop. Conference title a year ago. Hoops loop courts With few' veterans remaining players from that powerhouse squad, I the line-up has been filled PICKERING — The Pickering with a number of promising Men s Masters Over -40 Basketball League is holding registration this Just month. Sign-ups are set for Monday, Sept. 20 at Dunbarton High School at 7:30 P.M GI the ames are played at Dunbarion Monday nights, starting Sept. 20 and going through until mid-April. Dunbarton is at 655 Sheppard FAUX Ave., off Whites Road just north of Hwy. 2 683-7363 For more information, call Paul I Hadden at (416) 2134-7359. ~ of P ,"a 9 THE TOWN OF of Of PICKERING REQUIRES Pm•,yAct.. M nlomishon RELIEF STAFF 'to ftMu,�Act,F O. Applications are now being Town of Pickering one TheEsplallade accepted from qualified PickL��gonnrGo individuals to provide clerical, IAn secretarial and general office Equal Opportunity Employer support on an "on-call" basis. in accordance sell the I S E of Of All positions require strong Pm•,yAct.. M nlomishon Pro Copy Systems 16 4 12 0 174 285 8 'to ftMu,�Act,F O. interpersonal skills, familiarity 1990. c.M 45. and ail be used toSelect acaxkWe with Microsoft Word We thank all those applications and the ability to individuals who apply. however. only those be available on short notice. applicants granted an Gophers 15 13 2 0 281 161 interview will be 10; Hurren. Flet. Sinclair Dodgers 17 vs. Royals 12; Scar - acknowledged 19 Qualified applicants are invited to submit a detailed resume by September 17, 1999 to Employment Services Coordinator, Fax: (905)420-4610. Tuesday rookies, many of whom played minor hockey in Pick- ering. In fact, 13 homegrown players are expected to be in the Panthers' line-up to start the season. And that, says Panthers' head coach Eric Ross, is encouraging for the club. "Last year, we had kids from the Pickering area, which encompassed Scarbor- ough and Whitby. This year, we've narrowed are focus somewhat as they're mainly from Pickering;' says Ross. But, most importantly, notes Ross, these local hock- ey products have legitimately earned a roster spot with in- spired play in training camp and in pre -season games. "Of the midgets who've stepped up to junior like Dan Schofield, Dave Visconti and Allan Maclsaac, you can tell they've had good coaching in minor hockey.- says Ross. -Regardless of where they live, these kids have gone out and won jobs. They're not on this team because they're from Pickering. they're here because they won the job." The Panthers begin the 1999-2000 regular -season campaign Tuesday night against theAjax Axenlen at the Ajax Community Centre. Game time is 7:30 p.m. i N E W S A D V F R T I S E R S F P T. l 2. 1 9 9 9 PICKERING MEN'S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE Pro Copy Systems 16 4 12 0 174 285 8 Scoresistandings as of Aug 29/99 Tudor Arms 16 2 14 0 129 278 4 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION STANDINGS PICKERING 2000 DIVISION RESULTS TEAM G W L T F A PTS From Aug. 29: Hurren, Flet. Sinclair Dodgers 11 vs. Isoft Gophers 15 13 2 0 281 161 26 10; Hurren. Flet. Sinclair Dodgers 17 vs. Royals 12; Scar - Hard Men 15 9 5 1 190 208 19 borough Lexus Rangers 13 vs. Royals 11; Scarborough Capital Punishment 15 8 6 1 244 196 17 Lexus Rangers 38 vs Pro Copy Systems 4, The Bear and Scoff's Restaurants 15 7 6 2 156 159 16 Firkin 33 vs. Tudor Arms 10. The Bear and Firkin 16 vs. Sad Long Horns 14 8 8 0 244 293 16 Sacs 6 Re/Max-Brun Kondo 14 8 8 0 208 195 16 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION STANDINGS Young Guns 14 7 6 1 208206 15 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Capital Thugs 15 6 9 0 218 219 12 Legion T mberwoloes 16 13 3 0 254 167 26 Pacione Motor Sports 15 5 9 1 157 190 11 Woodruff Barrons 16 12 4 0 202 125 24 Stallions.16 3 13 0 166 227 6 Bank of Montreal 16 8 8 0 220179 16 TDOR ARMS DIVISION RESULTS 'Papps on Tap' 16 8 8 0 233187 16 From Aug 29: Re/Max-Brian Kondo 7 vs Scott's Restau- Robbins Moving Services 16 7 9 0 221 254 14 rants 0. Capital Thugs 30 vs Long Horns 17; Young Guns Durham Brewing 16 7 9 0 161 205 14 vs. Pacrone Motor Sports Ino score reported); Capital Pun- Canada Trust 16 5 11 0 170 235 10 ishment 17 vs Stallions 9; Gophers 29 vs. Hardmen 12. The Brew Shop 15 4 11 0 153 234 8 BAYLY'S DIVISION STANDINGS REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION RESULTS TEAM G W L T F A PTS From Aug. 29: Durham Brewing 19 vs Legion Timber - King Richard's 16 15 1 0 234 145 30 wolves 14, Robbins Moving Services 13 vs. Bank of Mon - Mud Hen's Marauders 15 12 2 1 258 190 25 treal 8; Woodruff Barrons 15 vs. -Papps on Tap- 6; The Brew Wellington Boot Pub 16 9 7 0 180 166 18 Shop 14 vs. Canada Trust 13. East Side Mario's 16 7 8 1 200 182 15 LONE STAR DIVISION STANDINGS Raffles 16 7 9 0 200182 14 TEAM G W L T F A PTS Danforth Roofing 15 7 8 0 170 207 14 Black Sox 16 8 5 3 168 146 19 Melanie Pringles 16 6 8 2 176 210 14 Water Doctor Warriors 16 9 6 1 161 150 19 Durham Bulls 15 6 8 1 178 186 13 Re/Max 16 8 6 2 192 156 18 Fox Goes Free 16 5 10 1 179 216 1/ Bright Idea 15 9 6 0 174 153 18 Watermaker 15 2 11 2 134214 6 Palmer Bros. Heating A/C 16 8 7 1 176 171 17 BAYLY'S DIVISION RESULTS R.0 L. 606 15 8 6 1 170 163 17 From Aug. 29: Raffles 15 vs Mud Hen's Marauders 13, Firestone 17 Catchers 16 6 7 3 167 190 15 Fox Goes Free 21 vs Wellington Boot Pub 7; King Country Style 16 4 11 1 163205 9 Richards 18 vs. Watermaker 11, Melanie Pringles 24 vs. King Richards Pub 14 3 9 2 129 186 8 Dahl" Roofing 7; East Side Mano's 16 vs. Durham Bulls LONE STAR DIVISION RESULTS 7_ From Aug. 29: R C L. 606 13 vs Water Doctor Warriors 9; MUD HEN'S DIVISION STANDINGS Bright Idea 17 vs Palmer Brothers Heating and Air Condi- TEAM G W L T F A PTS tang /2; Firestone 17 Catchers 22 vs. Country Style 8; Pappsa 1 16 14 1 1 262 144 29 Re/Max 14 vs. Black Sox 12. Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 15 10 4 1 246 185 21 COLLEGE WEEKEND GAMES Preston Blue Jays 16 9 5 2 156 176 20 OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League WTRMKR 16 9 6 1 227 184 19 All games played at Mississauga Iceland Arena Sharks 15 7 7 1 224220 15 SEPT.17 FRI. PICKERING vs. AURORA 7 P.M. The Sewer Rats 16 7 8 1 203207 15 PICKERING PANTHERS SCHEDULE Pickering A's 16 6 9 1 218 234 13 SEPTEMBER Yankees 16 5 11 0 192 293 1C SEPT 14 TUES. PICKERING AT AJAX AXEMEN 7:30 Pappse2 15 4 10 1 179 240 9 SEPT 19 SUN. OSHAWA LEGIONAIRES AT PICKERING Guzzlers 15 2 12 1 180 201 5 030 MUD HEN'S DIVISION RESULTS SEPT 24 FRI. OSHAWA LEGIONAIRES AT PICKERING From Aug. 29: Yankees 21 vs Guzzlers 16. Mud Hen's 730 Usual Suspects 16 vs Guzzlers 13, Yankees 18 vs. SEPT 26 SUN VAUGHAN VIPERS AT PICKERING 8 30 WTRMKR 11. Sharks 14 vs Pappsa2 14, Sewer Rats 14 OCTOBER vs. Preston Blue Jays 13: Pappse1 22 vs Pickering A's 6. OCT I FRI. WEXFORD RAIDERS AT PICKERING 7 30 PICKERING 2000 DIVISION STANDINGS OCT2 SAT PICKERING AT THORNHILL RATTLERS 7:30 TEAM G W L TF A PTS OCT 3 SUN PICKERING AT AJAX AXEMEN 3 PM Scarb Lexus Rangers 16 13 33310 1 67 26 OCT 8FRI PICKERING AT PARRY SOUND SHAM- Hurren. Fled. Sinclair16 11 5 0 251 206 22 ROCKS 730 The Boar 3 Firkin 16 10 5 1 265 201 21 OCT 10 SUN ST MICHAEL'S BUZZERS AT PICKERING IsoR 16 9 7 0 230 195 18 7 3C Sad Sacs 16 8 8 0 206224 '6 OCT'2 TUES PICKEgING AT C$HAwA LEGICINAIRES Royals 16 6 9 1 221 236 '3 ' :4'. v& w�ais wre116Saaphaw..lea Amus .ouwax DON'T BE FOOLED BY OUR COMPET17WN. • Free Membership • Private Viewing Rooms • Mags & Toys Fine Selection of Marital Aids CD ROMS & MORE • 2 for 1 Rentals on Sundays & Tuesdays • 3 for $10 All Other Days ADULT TIME VIDEO 210 King St. E. (King Ray Plaza) (905) 432-3737 Open: loam to Midnight 7 days a week STAn iNHAWAM ST. AVE. SUTM PM;; IfA L ff:: CR. ftAVE.S7. 3 weekslowpying helicopter. It our continuinLr efforts tri listen the coinintlnity.Ontario PowerGenc:.at:oru's 'ickeri nr N rlclear acid Darl i niton Nuclear _execrating sztalions are undertaking an atrial >_trrvev. The survey is designed to detect sources of natural and man-made gamma radiation, is to confirm that no gamma radiation has been introduced into the surrounding areas by operations from our plants. i t TiMtOw RoadN Ajax Wllkbll, n I 61 Q So Wmeriville � 3 Pickering LAKE NUC11"r O N T A R 10 Darlla�t00 Newcastle N0clew '1.10% 'Iv-Atic Iil;lic-oplor will fly in a zone roughly 10 kilometres around each plant. This includes the east end of Toronto, and the southern portions of Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Clarington. The survey will be conducted Monday through Saturday, during daylight hours, starting September 15 (weather permitting), for approximately three weeks. The results of the survey will be shared with the community when they are available. We apologize to our neighbours for any inconvenience the survey may cause. If you have any questions, please contact Darlington Nuclear at 1-800-461-0034 . or ONTARIOint (905) 623-7122. 1111 S GENERATION moo y NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, September 12, 1999 PAGE 25 A/P CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call., LASSIFIElb 6 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers A U N I Q U E O P P O R T U N I T Y Unlimited Potential Earnings Company share Ownership PRINTING 5 A L h: S Experienced yaks professionals are required for progressive and well- estah6shed sheetfed cornmercvl/publication printer. ( kir full service plant will enable successful candidates to optimize their career goals and henelit from unlimited potential earnings and a company share ownership program. Ple,ase send or Fax your resume in confidence to. Fred Thornley. N ice -President, Scales General Printers 1001 ratsan Road South Olrnwa. Ontano L1H 4G5 Facsrrsb:19051-t3G-0e13 JET -� COMPOSITES INC. PRODUCTION CONTROL MANAGER Ar Ajax Tier 1 OS -9000 registered automotive parts company with 125 CAW unionized employee needs an Individual with experience r preparing, managing a schedule including materials purchased and direct daily frequent communication with production and -iterations. Successful candidate will have a CPIM certification. This �3sitlon has direct hands on responsibility for scheduling and materials management and through production personnel and management that the schedule is met. This is an exciting opportunity with better than average future potential with an international company. Salary and remuneration package is fully negotiable including profit participation. PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR An Ajax Tier 1 QS -9000 registered automotive parts company with 125 CAW unionized employees needs a Production Supervisor. The ideal candidate will have a certificate in supervisory studies with a minimum of 5 years experience supervising unionized employees. Must have a solid background in manufacturing coupled with QS - 9000, SPC, WHMIS, first aid and CPR training. Knowledge of tooling preferred. Solid technical, Communication, interpersonal and problem solving skills are essential as is the ability to work well within a team. Must be computer literate. PLANT MANAGER An Ajax Tier 1, QS -9000 registered automotive parts company is looking for that special individual who is fully experienced in QS - 9000 automotive quality management and who also has production management experience in a 125 person CAW unionized environment. This position reports to the General Manager. The ideal candidate will have at least 10 years automotive experience with APICS/CAPICS. This is an exciting opportunity with better than average future potential with an international organization. The salary and remuneration package is fully negotiable including profit participation. The plant operates 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. Send resumes with a detailed covering letter which will include remuneration expected to: Tanya at fax (905) 427-8420 or E -Mail to: Tanya@jetcomp.com VYMCA LOOKING FOR A Between the ages 164? Outof school? The YMCA Employment Services has helped over 700 local youth find employment in: - Office/clerical • Skilled Trade • Food Service • Sales • Factory Labour • General Labour For more information about our FREE services or to register call: (905) 427-7670 or drop by at 1400 Bayly Street. Suite 16B. Pickering (next to GO train station) OFFICE MANAGER First Choice Haircutters requires an indi- vidual to supervise a minimum staff of three at our head office located in Picker- ing . Strong mathematical and analytical skill requires. Computer skills essential. Knowledge of bookkeeping and commercial leasing an asset. Please send resume including salary expectations to: First Choice Haircutters #203-1500 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ont. L1V 1C3 As students of the Oshuuva (-,'amfms we hurl lits uf' questions about 14CSE, CAI:' AICE' and A+ cer4fications. CI)I Cor -liege helped by anst1,eritiq those questions and prir,,wided a strong career- Jucused trainittg plan. wi? are just uhurrt to giaducite and we have already been interviewed fur jobs with leading I. T. companies, Donna Sittclent r lshaira Campus r s, ,3 vi c:;#�CD/ COLLEGE Project Management Certification through PMI international All Courses based on PMIS Project Managers are in demand. Prepare yourself now with the Centre for Project and Program Management cc *yP� Call NOW! 905-721-3340 11 carves THE Rmw bekvas to dose who are prepared for charge. Those who are locused and to those who are technically dulled Net. 6 Com using MCSE/Lotus Notes. Database administration using Oracle Computer Maintenance - A.. New media web design and AuWradsoftware design and programming Financial as- sistance may be available to eligible students Call Durham Business Computer College (905027-3010. 111111=030T=0SOFT OFFICE USER IIWONEatXM. Needed SPECIALIST Work. Excel, in Catalogues. T.Y. Commer- CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- PowerPoint. and Access ob vel. Magazines. and extra AL DESIGN 26 wk. Floes ry 8 Business Program, .12 wk. m- taro your Master's Level. work It acaptcd vauug and tensive 3-phase program: 3 Open new doors to the test registration fees covered. cam wk. Prolessional course: In- paced world of computers. In, (416)-944.9343 or 1.800 - home video. Beginners Pro- vest in yourself and set new M.0 D- E L U S. gram. Part-hme/tull time career goals! 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Full-time UXBRIDGE (905039-2217 only 852-9741 Dave Student _ Oshawa Campos a Microsoft` 905-434-8585 www.cdicollege.com 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 includei 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 a 905430-3543 or e-mail at marigoldZimarigold.net FREE CAREER TRAVEL SEMINAR Canada's Premier Travel Company will conduct a introduction seminar. How to start your own home based travel business. Tuesday, September 14th Time 7 p.m. Durham ColleoOshawa (Board Room) Make this an opportunity that must be examined. No inventory, no receivables, tax deductions, great travel benefits. Please call. RSVP 1-800.606.1117 to attend this free seminar. lel: Cr1�SeeirimbOrlllAlLC7 1 Garma "otil Diecast Machine Mekpetrs Auto Parts Mnfr. East Scarboro Area Able to work shifts 59.37/hour to start Call Amity 281-9933(235) For Appointment TUNNEY PLANNING INC. ' Planning and Land Management Consultants Has an -immediate opening for a Junior PlannadArmiaisirative Assistant Post -secondary education in planning or re- lated field and proficiency in Windows 98, MS -Office required. Please fn resume to:905-666 2468 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. 1-808-439-7777 905-430-8605 IOP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 1 GeneralHelp 1 General ►mP 1 General Help 1 General ►INoW Ga i" Help 1 Gsnsrel Help 1 General Help 1 Gsriarel HMV 1 Gsttsrel HNp (I.) NOVARTIS New skills in the science of life Novartis means utilizing scientific research, imagination, and new technologies to provide ever greater benefits for humankind. New skills distinguish us in the marketplace. Novartis Pbarwaceudeals Canada Inc, is a leading research - based company with a wide-ranging program for the development, manufacturing, and distribution of medicines in Canada and abroad. Headquartered in Dorval, Quebec, the Company presently employs 800 people in Canada and is now recruiting for the following positions in Wbltby: Packaging Operators e Solids & Liquids — Contract An extremely organized and detail -oriented team player with a proven mechanical aptitude, you'll operate, clean, and repair packaging equipment safely and efficiently. As well, you'll perform equipment challenges/control checks and complete batch related documentation and BPCS transactions. Willing to work rotating shifts, you have solid communication and mathematical skills, knowledge of GMPs, and ideally, computer literacy, pharmaceutical packaging/setup and BPCS experience, and fork lift training. These contracts end Dec. 23, 1999, but way be extended for a to 9 wonths. We offer a competitive remuneration package and the opportunity to work in a dynamic environment. Interested candidates are invited to submit their resume in confidence. to: Human Resources Department NOVARTIS PHARMACEUTICALS CANADA INC. III Consumers Drve, Whitby, Ontario LIN 5Z5 Fax: (905) 668-2747 Your interest in Alovaras Pharmaceuticals Canada Inc. is #neatly appreciated,; howeve, only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted. We are an equal opportunity employe. No phone calls, please. ALEA Retail Services The Fastest Ganving Specialized Sales Merchandising Organization in Colada TOSHIBA ALEA RETAIL SERVICES %CCKS energetic. highly --•••-•. ••---••» notitiatcd. results-oncntcd team players who thrive in an exciting entrepreneurial atmosphere with tight dead- lines. We are looking for people with computer expencnce to work as clear-. � 7 pcs Sales Mertlaed'esers (Par yisirruw) ri a #RSool Make money in your spare time Individuals with excellent communication siulls and a keen eve for detail are needed to merchandise our client's product in retail locations. If you have the use of a vetucle and a valid driver's license, we want to hear from you. Saks Demonstrators (Part Tar Weekends) File 9RS002 1'uu will be working on exciting campaigns across Canada for clients such as Canon. Toshiba and Cleamet You will be promoting their products within your regional territory in your energetic and outgoing manner at various locations such as Mall Kiosks. Electronic Retailers and Special Events. Computer expenence/proficicncy a definite asset. Please fax or email resumes quoting file number to: Atm: Many Lint Fax: 905-709-3666 Essail: jobs@tIlealeagroupcom Check out our websik ww alg6rottp cotis FULL TIME MEAT CUTTER REQUIRED Willing to work evenings and weekends. Apply in person with resume to: Mike Collier or Joe Perna: Glendale Independent (formerly Loeb) 1900 Dixie Rd. Pickering. RDL Games Limited is looking for friendly, outgoing individuals to work at our outdoor Paintball facility. No experience is necessary butyou must be a non-smoker. a7 to $8 per hour to start, training provided. Call 905-655-8955 or Fax resume to 905-655-8607 ACCOtMTW6 CLERK re- quired to till in immediately, for - 8 froalh maternity leave for North East $Cafbor0 office. Must have ACCPAC (Dos), Experience in order entry, aro. alr p/r. Microsoft word and Excel. Fax resume with salary Z�ctations to (416) 292- APPLE PICKERS. Pon Perry area 985-8504 (sap) CAPTURE THE MOMENT AND CAPTURE A GREAT CAREER! Do you enjoy working with children and other people'.' Are you outgoing, energetic and creative? Are you seeking a career with greater flexibility and growth potential:' If so, explore this unique opportunity with CPI CORP operating the Scars Portrait Studio located at: Pickering Town Centre 1355 Kingston Road Pickering We have SEASONAL PART-TIME POSITIONS available to handle a wide range of responsibilities including photography, sales and administrative duties. We offer: - Fully paid, comprehensive training - Fun, flexible environment - Excellent advancement potential - Strong commitment to internal promotion A customer service/retail back- ground would be helpful, but not necessary. To learn more, APPLY IN PERSON TO THE SEARS PORTRAIT STUDIO AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS ON: Monday, September 13 10:00 - 12:00/2:00 - 5:00 SEAM Portrait Studio www.cpcorp. com/careers Shingler/Labourer Requilmd for residential re- roofing. Serving east and north Metro areas. Call Shane after Spm 416-264-6040 137 DURHAM JOBSM SEPT. -DEC. 1999 QUALIFY TO WIN CASH PRIZESM! W ESTNEYIBAYLY 60 Assemblers needed for special long-term project • $7.28 - $7.38 Per Hour • Must commit to assignment • Shift and weekend work BROCKIBAYLY 50 Assemblers needed for long-term positions • 3 shifts available • Excellent pay scale • Opportunity for permanent work OSHAWA 25 Movers 58 40 Per Hour 2 Head Cashiers (shift work) $11.00 Per Hour Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be prepare to work today Must bring void cheque or savings account information for direct deposit. No students please! REFER A FRIEND... EARN A BONUS! Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. OR walk in 8:30 am to 11:30 pm Interviews held in Pickering on Wed., Sept. 15, 1999 at Pickering Recreation Center (1 $67 Valleyfarm Rd%wy. 2, Rm, 1) MIM1aw . HELP 1W WE NEED 1'OC' NOW WE. HAVE JOBS FOR 6-5 WOMEN AND\ MEN FOR FAC'TORIF.S IN PICKERING - AJAX - WHITBY - OtiHAWA JOBS ON ALL SHIFT% APPLY IN PERSON HARWOOD AVE S. St7TE 202. AJA ADEPT PERSONNEL BRING YOUR VOID CHEQCE FOR DIRECT DEPOSIT FtftAwitmm. NOW HIRING At I Harwood Ave. Location - WEEKEND/NIGHT SHIFT Front Counter 11 p.m. - 7 a.m. • PART TIME/FIlLL TIME Front Counter Must be able to work all a.m. and p.m. shifts inc. weekends ALSO ACCZPTD Cv Applications ,or front counter, donut and muffin bak- rs, cake decorators etc. at our new loca- ion on Pickering aeach Rd. in Ajax, opening the end of November. Apppply to the Harwood/Hwy 2 location. Tim Horton's 1 Harwood Ave. Ajax 683-497 Whitby Toyota is looking for an Experienced Parts Professional to fill a new full-time position. Toyota experience is an asset. Fax resumes to Charlene C6artrand (905)430-7874 CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application in an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Origiaals must be sent directly as indtated by the instructions in the ad. FILL THOSE POCKETS 1 AND HAVE FUNrri Apply in person MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. For light as,_,embly/packaging work. Dav and afternoon shifts 89 Mills Road, Ajax. EMBROIDERY Fmbroldery machine operators re- +Jired. For part time and full time positions. Must have sewing ex- perience. Located Ajax area. Call for Interview .Mon. - Thum. 2.00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Ask for Wilma THE PERSONAL TOUCH E1l/BROIDERT ("5)683-6301 HELP !!!!!! EMPLOYEES NEEDED FOR VARIOUS INDUSTRIAL ASSIGNMENTS IN DURHAM REGION AND EAST SCARBOROUGH M Manpower is currently recruiting for the following positions: assembly line, bin- dery b warehouse workers b certified forklift operations, for a competitive wage. We require you have a SIN card and valid photo ID, safety shoes, reliable transpor- tation, work-related references and the ability to work shift work. Come work for the leading staffing serv- ice. Manpower offers a benefit program and paid statutory holidays. Please call Shelia at 905-831-1683 or 905-686-7732, or fax your resume to 905-831-8134, stating job preference and salary expedations. #MANPOWER Call the Hotline if you need help + to find a job + with your reading, writing, or math No fees! In Oshawa call (905) 725-4786 Long distance call _ 1-800-263-0993 NON W= Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and fryers door to door every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday in the Pickering area. Deliveries must be completed by 6:Dopm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683--5117 110 IC=E= _ 110 SECURITY OFFICERS Evans Security requires immediately full and part-time Security Officers for the GTA. Must be fluent in English, both written and oral. Please visit our office located at Transit Square 100 Westney Road South, #104 in Ajax to fill our application or fax resume to 416-321-1142 MARKETVIEW Insurance Services Full and Part time positions our business is providing high quality tele -prospecting services to the insurance industry. We re- quire both English and French Canadian speaking people with strong communication skills, de- sire and ability to overachieve, and computer literacy. For more information call 905-642-8060. HOME, PUCKERING Requires ACTIVATIONISTS (Fn11 & Part tame) Oualifications • Degree or diploma in activation/gerontology Recreative and leisure studies • Experience with seniors or physically and cognitively challenged individuals • Knowledge of restorative programming • Proven ability to work independently • Must be flexible yet directed Team oriented computer literate, organized, caring, and residence centered. Please Eax resume and cover letter to: Program Director i90S) 420-6030 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd.1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Cameron St. E. Laidlaw St. N. Country Lane Cameron St. W. Windsor Crt. Meadowlands Dr. Ann St. N. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 A1iEMTON September openings, Due to stud ft" go Ing back to school we have several flexible FT/PT posi- tions in htousewares alb sports items. SK.50 to $tat. Training is provided. Mutt fill by September 16th. Cal Mon- day - Thursday. 10 a.m. - 5 Pm (905) 723.4920. AZ DRIVER steady runs, good wages dealt abstract and U.5 experience is a must Cal Joe at (905)-427- 4863 N.K. OMNI LANDSCAPE LTD. required personnel for busy ful time fol season. Cal 509- 1786. CANPUM REOUW" Some •.xpenentx. Own tools and traltsportotbon. Call Fer- nando at (905)-626.3166 or (906)465-0996 after 6:30 pm. CM MD NIGHTLY, Door to door representatives needed imtticdiately to canvass on bellall of registered charities. Hourly rate plus bonuses. Must be meat in appeararnce. no se0(rg involved. Everting hours 5-9. Monday . Friday, Help make a difterence. For more irgormabon call Patsy I. 886.438.1466 COMPUCMM looking for cul time employees for cloth our Pidrerirq and oshawa lo- cattolis. Computer experience a must. Call Tim: 905-420- 9707 or Brad: 9D5-725.2199 1 General Help DELI AND COUNTER help re- quired Must have dei experi- ence Apply in person at 81,1011910rno Italian Bakery and Dell. 15 Westney Rd N at Hwy 12. hear White Rose) Ajax CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon Publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re sponsible for more than one Incorrect Insertion and there shall be no it- abdlty for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the amount Paid for the space occu pying the error. All copy is subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. DRIVERS Ajax Pickering area Evenings and weekends.Small Vehicle required Please call 686-6103 SERVICE requirr, niamn: refiabic cleaners. expncncc preferred, but nor accessary Own transpunatrnn rcgunred Cap .Herr. -Fri. serioas inquiries effb 6i"353 demen•s DI77A is boammg Now ruing Dnr- ers Apply r 300 Dundas St E Wh by 430-1x130: Pnekeng 1215Bayy. 831.0030. Paid ash ". AKo bo" tot full-ume 6 part -frim pizza makers UrivcrW(mirier required GTA arca. Light dclivencs. Neat appcarancc. 'Must have ricliable, economical car. Phone 1905)723-1862 Derham Rxyioes Largest Home Improvement Company is kxtmg for peopk to atsist in Its sales fora Positions node 10.12 canvasser; and 2 idosing posabons weekly ekremum qua WMWdssion Average from S50041300/wk For more Ito call Dave 905- 721-1325 EARN $200. $300 5500 or more per week. assembkrg products in the comfort of you own tome Send a un- addressed stamped envelope to OPH 6-2400 Duidas St W, Spate $41 Ref 636, Mis- sissauga. Clint L5K 2R8 EARN S3aa-SSaa to host a gaihenrg of trends intaated in an investment dub For ■to.cal 905436-1731 EARN S575+ POI WEER' Build products at tome as Ittk as 2 -Mn per day' Free record- 705- 4087 reveals detects. ENPERN:IICED HAIRSTYUST, for well established salon. Norm West WLawa area. Cal Mane 905-728-9611 ENPERNENCM Lawn main- tenance personnel. Transpor- lalldn regWred. Apply MWI- day-Friday. 9am-Spm at King- ww undsape 728-0977. SNNIRB WANT® - Expert- enced orgy appy. Trarrspo w tion necessary to N. Hourly wage. (905) EMPRESS SIN A PIZZA res. taurant requires experienced sub 8 pyla maker, drover. 6 oareral hdp. Cal 905-420- 0105. Atter 2 p.m. FINE11 .Y outpoing. neat per- son required for small rater lentil in East Scarborough fit - lice bdiiWng. Light Cook kg s ash handling. kion - Fn. 11.30am - 3:301 (905)428- 1338. FULL A PMT TIME Lake TeClmiein Oil flanges, previlius experience neces- sary, valid drivers kcense. L, 195 WWesiney Rd. at S, Ajax (W piton calk). FULL THE LOT PERSON re - red lion car rental agency n Whilby. Drivers license re- qw ed. Please fax resume to Economy Car Rentals (905) 43g-3854. No phone calls Please. G W GENERAL HELP wanted Templeman Direct Mailing Call 831-2998 HARD WORKING drivers re- quired for OShawa/Whtby Neat appearance Reliable carnight shtt and weekends Call 725-7784 1 am the owner of small but rapidly ponding corp.. and ne w,vral key People as,i,t me. No expo ence, start Wednesd up to $10.85 err hr. P. train ideal I voung People entero the work forre Mon. - Tues. (9os) 579-5412 HIRING Immediately Busy Pickering Re Slaurdnt hiring Experienced Cooks2 post - lions available Call 1905)839- 0443 ask for John NITELLIGARDE - F,7 positions available P7 positions Avail- able Fn 6 Sat between 5pm- 11pm Huge Range of lobs We are the security company from which people launch Ca- reers in pudic and semi-puD Irc edict tortes our trainee S famous Positions are in the GTA Tel -416-469-4429 or Fax -416-469-4255 KITCHEN HELP required Ap- p1/ n person The Greek and Fish Place. 15 Westn Rd N di Hwy 2 (near WMRose e ( LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, iong- term Temp must have 6 morins wenn((, expenence b safety steN-tad toots Pick- enn, Ih ough Ostgwu areas Car an asset From S7 areas to s 5900 per hr We will be nfer- vnewnng at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road South. Oshawa. Every Tues AWThurs 930aIn, -2pm Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs_ out of work/not collecting EI. Out of schooUnot returning. Positions available now. Cali Job Connect 579-8462;623-6814, or 427-8165 . DGKING FON m,ry .n workers 'c be Irina .:: 3u- liard table installation. movnrg and serVKJrg Part him and cul time posreons availati armor, to rrlesuft x The Rec Hopkins St U-5 WMby. Onfam (905) 430- 0979 LOOKING FOR Sales Reps paha would Tike to Pico im- prove eie 7uai of we of oth- ers. H*hest commissions in the bis6mess Eveim work (after 6om), car regwred Call Raison for an appammem (905)665-8483 MASSEY'S RESTAURANT Require. Full time permanent experienced LINE COOKS Apply in person to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering o COUNTRY STYLE OONUTS sed ing mature Midnight heq Expenem preferred but not required. Appy in person 2 pi� p.m. 288 Blow St. W. MIT -TIM SALES hdp wrt- ed for E the n Scar- borough �e cal Inge (416)266-7328. My AS YOU GO Gym No me ntrershp required. Pay as Mygo gym. No comnMnierrt. Pay u you go gym Daily. Weekly, Monthly. Absolutely, posiovey. no pre-au8arined ppaayment. Pay as you go Pewer Cdy Gym. Open until midright M - F Weekends 9 a m. - 5 p.m. 1035 Brock Fid.. Pod-" (905)4276277 PLASTIUM INWSTRN3 liber glass manufacturer hir- Ing factory, employees for evening swifts. Experience hpeelpful not retWired. Appy n W Ajax to 4e Clements Rd. PIPINVENTY MANAGER 30-35 low's per week. Property management and/o Condo- minium experience required. Toronto East/Durham Region portfolio Good computer skills. Please reply to File 0416. PO. Box 481, Oshawa. Ontario Lt H 71.5 ODALIFNED WINDOW STALL - ER - Expe*nCe In Mme ren- ovations. iadlm 8 doors in- stallation, anil tnm Carpentry. Own truck 8 tools an asset. Please tax resume to (905)372-1581. Genitival H* .p I °, I I - NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 PAGE 27 NP 1 General HNp SOW Help MU SktMed Help SkiNed HNp Tlie .Arthritis 5ockty We need your help to the finish line... September is Arttl % mordh in Canada Changs are very good that you know someone who sufFers wit AithrMis The Arthritis Society. Trent Region reeds your help Arthritis affects four million :anadians and costs us )vnr 17 tidier dollars ear -r year, this will soutile on Yo next 20 yrs_. . `you an give us just 2 hour ma Septernber t will make he worts of difference Don't Aa!t 7S you've get Arthreis cross Help win the race against arthritis For more inforrpelfon or to vokN i:er please ca/ The Arthritis Society at: 905414.7221 or TOLL FREE 1$18-765-0005 1 Office Help Office Help ADMIN ASSISTANT Required full-time in Central Ajax location. Excellent telephone skills, computer literate, dispatching expe- rience an asset. $8/hr. + incentives. Fax resume to: 416-261-3561 i,o tp,: y n,se;vi gucetatil ,inationt: in LAKERID6E PRECISION INC. company, an serving -retailers nationally, ha, openings for the following positions: requires hibhl) Aillcd programmer RECEPTIONIST/ADNI. CLERK and setup persons for Receptionist/Adm. Clerk with great CNC Lathe & Machining customerservice skills. Must be computer literate. Some expenence with A/R Centres Dad's or Nights cullectioru would bean asset. `lust h.j,.c minimum of J Iran BOOKKEEPER FULL TIME Oflke Mmgw, .xpenence. Rate: 5 6.(X) per hour with currently seecrig seta starer - roduction bonus. `latatrol expenerl Six month maternity leave contract manage busy .'par S" 'With possibility of 'full time or job successful carlm"t must an asset but n(x required. sharing in the future. Experienced in possess exceptional organr- Fax resume to (905)837-065.1 A/ P, A/r, Payroll, Gov't remittances. s ti� 14a aerie retail Highly qualified candldares geed only apply Computer literate with knowledge of 11 Its unci an asset Sectary Excel. ^egotiable Please submit re - Please fax your resume to (905 42042 1 6 me ro File est Oshawa -- - 'firs week. PO Box 481 '-Junii Ornanu LIH 71.5 PART TIME SUPPORT sun needed ',r ousy -eai estate SALES REPRESENTATIVES (Inside Sales) Positions are now available in this fast paced, quality oriented training and consulting organisation. Familiarity with ISO 9000 would be an asset. If you are a team player, highly motivated, goal oriented and have a proven track record this position is for you. Base salary with commission. Fax your resume to (905) 721-3339 No phone calls please. � "CDUCTiV!TY iMPPOVEMENT CENTER D.-hw f w.e. • 1 General Help TRUCK ACCESSORY/IN- STALLER-Must oe expec- ='iced tc install running ;Dards. truck caps. tog lights. +c Must have good meow- -at and electrical knowledge 'peed valid drivers license + th clean abstract Contact 0 L Pickering, 905-428- '373. Fax 905-428-7376 WANTED - RELIABLE perstxt mirth )Yin vehicle 'ruck pre - *,mi tor Iola maintenance, girt watch person company Mostly night shins Must be ;, ndable Involves being a may from (none fa 4 Der - •1s of lime Plrpne Pat at �) 325-0012 after 2 o m HOME WORKERS NEEDED !' assemoienq :or products ou for stay al norne Moms -end students Start dmme- krey, For fret into package 211 .24 firs too -free 1-888- 771-7409 HELEN'S Home Sen•lcts Hiring Cleaning persons Call 427-4385 COMPANIES Prime Radwav 5ery Ice, & Prime Steel Inc. Manufacturers of Railcar Components. Due to expansion, we require the following: Position: PLANT FOREPERSON Reporting To: PLANT OPERATIONS MANAGER Qualifications •Ex:elient Leadership & Communication skill% •Capable of fabricating from drawings samples -\Lnimum 10 years hands on shop expenence -Fi; knowledge of CWB welding procedures - F_;1! knowledge of Brake Press & Shear ,r t;2ps -Quality Inspectionexperience Send resume to: 1666 Baseline Road West, Coultice, Ontario. LIE 2S6 NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE 1 Office _ n+elo EXPERIENCED �siv.+epe• -egwrec gar ome position. must a fkade n pD cubes MY08 experience an asset 4ody in Berson o marl re- s,Jme to Masco Aero Pautbrg. "0 Wilson Rd S. osfiawa Jr'1. L1H 5F,' OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR Full time position available immediately at successful Pickering automobile dealership. Previous automotive exp. an asset but not essential. Fax resume to: Controller O 905-668-9734 1 sake HWAgret 1 sect HepAgwa P/T RETAIL SALES HELP required for Sporting Goods Store. Experience an asset. Fax resume to: 905-683-2505 or drop off at: 32 Church St. S. Ajax 1 GWA d Help SCARIONOUGN COMMY requires entry level Trainees plus Ai"Ifxy. per"" for silicone rubber in)ecoon molding rnaflknnes. Starting sal. $8.25 per hr., am'u comp. for exp. Please tax resume to Atter: Mandadurvig Manager at (416) 292-2094. SOUTNFON(, Sander/Plow Operators. For winter Mrn- lenana. Brock Rd. 6 Newton- ville Yards, *Or required. Forward resume: 1085 Toy Ave., Pickering, Om. L1W 3P1,Ann. Joyce Konng Stag NhMaaep. Northern based appkaince comps y has several openings fromrawernrtgry No ex level to f40Qf ak 720-2479. 1 r- lrlral Help SUNWAY SANDWICIES AJAX requires Irt night per- son. PA day people . per eve. d winds. Appy edher Alai loabon. Mori -Fn. Barn. SUPER ■TEIIDMT Positxm available immediately for couples to wok n hi -rises n dN Toromo area. No exp. nec- essary WAWV to tran. Salary plus apt plus tlerteWt Platt fax resume to 416-699-6061 or call Pat at 416-699-0471 between 8 a.m. and 5 p m to set-up interview. THE NEWS ADYERTMM is looking lir Kilts to deliver par - and! tyers door to door cur times a week by 6'00 PM. in their neighborhows. all 905.683-5117 PART TIME HELP Regwrec =or b", b i✓q jutlet loll mum 3C hours per weo. roust be available days and weekends Previous retail ex- penence An asset Please tax resume to (905) 683-1541 onice Evetiirigs aro wee- kerids =019soard. key- R.E. SALES Big name Iran- boar1 and real state expen- Ch,se 90`. Commiss"n, ens definite assets Fax re- Back ups. Leads. Referrals surae to 905.619-2500 or mai provided NO fees "' CALL to R&Uax Otuhty One Lid 905-509.-6111 513 Westney Road S Afsx. LIS 6W8 $ALES PERSON required for RECEPTIONIST PIT 20.25 cars Gas FireptawAir Cordlhonalq wk Position requires a 'peo- Saks New resadyrui b ren- ple' person pato is nexitide. ovation experience preferred acarate. has aftention to a- tail & computer skids Some Apply in person: DON a SON evmngs 8 weekends. Fax BUILDING SUPPLIES. 1289 resume to (905)426-3601 Sommerville St N. Oshawa SECRETARY required for Shied sial tasf-Paced civil engi- w neenng office in Scarborough. •�H Must be computer onented. MAN LKENW CM61AL expenericedand prdiciem n mechanic required, full hie, Word Perk,. Excel iS Latus. dc. Pad -Die 8:30 -now 3 or 4 Norm American vehicle ex - days/weO Reply to File gerience. Please to resume 0415,p P.O. Box 4881. Oshawa. to AVn: At Brdanan 416.674-711.5 Ontari 6762 SECRETMY REt UOM for construction duce in PK*u- ing. Cal 905-831-1635, or tax 905-831-6900 1 Sect II rtf HYDIONICS and Plumbrq Inside sales hNp required A worlwlg knowkdpe d boilers and telaled products amust. Please apply vnth resume to Box H1 , PD Box 481. Oshaw. Ont L1H 7L5 OPORTEII/01STRNWTOR of quality ptolognpkic products seeks enthusiastic ndividual for permanent full time sales position For CentraUEasternl Northern OmaM area. Please submit resume and saWry "Wtatnrls to: vision Cana- da Ltd.. 1755 Plummer St.. Unit 20, Pickering, Oman. UW 3S1 ARCfITECTURAl Millwork firm located In Durham Re- pion requires AUTO CAD OP- ERATOR (Release 14) Mini- mum 5 years experience. Please tax resume to 905- 983.9714 MM for Chrysler ANEC D required ership on Pore Perry. Call Don Jr. (905) 985-7354 EKMIENCED Cahinet kaki required for busy millwork shop in Dultum area Expen- ence in store fixtures an as- set. Fax resume: to: (905)686- 1155 Ii1TEIMELI ER, 4-5 years experience. able to read blue- prints. and work path mini- mum supervision. Fax re- sume to 90r,721 -0467, cxaer'ercea mnust ^.ave cum truck and tools . For cleaning 8 air Gond. start up 0 D.P. card required. Steady work in Durham area. m in- )eCrion moulting setup nien- lenanceand purity control Apply to Durarnould Plastics. 1950 Boundary Rd Whaby. ON LIN 8T8 or fax (905Ht34- WE ARE SEEKING a Junior Oualiry Control Technician win some experience in the plastic Industry Shift work firs. W, to pay for re- lated courses Please reply to File /418 Oseava This W*k. PO Box 481. Oshawa, On- tario LIH 71.5 1 Hoepaa DENTAL ASSISTRNT/Recep- tionist required for progres- sive dental office in Pickering. Experience preferred, evening and Saturday houir; d )8 al ((9055951 Cal Oar Gem ASMUR - Wilingto expand your hours? Busy Pickering office requires you for Saturdays begnniog Ocw- er. Call 420-9211 or forward resume to Glendale Dental Office, 1900 Dine Rd. Unit 9, Pickering. P.D.A. Great hours. Innova- tive Oshawa office. Ex,ifhi- eni ed with Abel computer an asset. Please tax resume to Office Mruger, (905)434- P.D.A. 3 days per weep, no evenxgs or weekends Pease fix resume to Dr Pameta Za- karow. Attention Mary. ;9C5) 434.8520. AfP PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 1 1 N061".. - 1Nt OWdlah 1 Articles ler Dental Oaf" Sale Articles WhlnMd MOVING SALE 9 piece An- GAVAGE floor repairs broken RNS AND RPNS VISITING al SHIFT NURSING POSITIONS DURHAM & YORK REGIONS We offer competitive compensation and benefits, ongoing training and support, flexible scheduling, and comprehensive orientation. A vehicle for Visiting Nursing is required. To find out more about joining our team, please forward your resume to. Saint Elizabeth Health Care 209 Dundas Street East Whitbv, Ontario Lift 7H8 Fax: (405) 430-292 1. Saint Elizabeth BRINGING HEALTH To L1 FE hque Dmmgroom suite $995 springscables. rollers, open - Wall unit $135 2 bdrm suite ers installed. Tuneups. $49 95 $225 each Antique dresser 416-336-0073 S65 Numbered pnrtts $225 ANTIOUESTAbsolutely! Ad - Maple sideboard 8 hutch "'Ice always valuable usually $155 4 Poster Arne bed tree Purchasing outright, es- iqueen) $325 Coffee & two tates w/some antique conl- ems (no limit to value con. end tables $245 LoveseaVso- sidered). collections of any labed/chair. $895,set Walnut sort. quantities or single an - blanket box $185 File Cabinet hque items Special Interest in $115 Many more items' Moorcroft pottery I'll try to re - -697-3532 spond to all queries Robert 19051 Bowen Antiques- Brooklin, NEW NEVER USED, one year Ontario 1905)655-8049 or old oak dunngroom set. light (905)242-0890 bleached oak with 5 chairs, A GOOD colder TV or VCR and high glass china cabmet. wanted' Working or Not For paid over $4000 sacrifice at S2500 call Larry 718-8279 fast $CASH$ pick up or d eliv- sen- flit$ irpuires (905)-579-5716 ery roll 905-728-9357 PIANO TECHNICIAN available BUYING ANTIQUE and col- 1or tunn,q- reoa,is and pre- leclaDle contents including purchase consultation on all makes & models Also recon- complete estates Best possi- ditioned pianos for sale Call ble prices paid Henry Kahn. 905.985.8161 garb at 905-427-7631 nes only Brandon at 905- 16 melamme counter. $2650 WANTED Backstreet Boys PIANOS/GRANDFATHER yokes for Nov 11 concert CLDCr� 6a k tele, scnooi spe- Call 720-6663 leave message orals on all pianos and key- () .�� b RP\ Part-time Night Shift for Communlh''Nur,ln • I lame at Village Refirement entre. Please call yam -spm (905)831-2522 or (905)427-0889 or fax resume to (905)420-6030. . I Daycaro Wanted . Daycare Available PHARMACY rss.stant. ex HARWOOD.HOSPITAL. NOT penence :-,erred Must have YOUR AVERAGE Home da', - good communication skills. care E-:. M..-;ruvitles ex - and have own car Excellent ceieent care in small group setting Nutnciots meals and les 1or gust 1 Bih oard$ Starts Auk: Huge selection of new and I Arts i ' Crafts BUY Now' DON'T PAY TIL used pianos New digital pa - Sacnhce 5490 Can deliver ANNOUNCING NEW ewer ^os from $795 and up Rem to FOLK ART CLASSES starting . ,, roan ',list' satellites own. 100% of all rental �- m September All levels. ngnvrg. anemain and every- vert 2n,y $249 atter rebates or - merits apply Also a Huge ing classes available Begin- -ase for 51249 monthly selection of grandfather ners our speciality. Leant a c•ogrammmg from $895 clocks from $995 and up Call craft that can relieve stress ^Dmhy 14 years experience 051655 3661 TELEP PIANO 433-1491 and give enormous enloy- -7vmg court tE moon; is 536900 Price inekrdes 30 SO rnem Call (905) 576-3947 tot ATTENTION BEANIE BABY Washer and dryer for sale $200 436-1890 lsnpt information dlecwrs Conecnor �,t 25 eMoraum 668-7564 VENDORS wanted. for outdoor arfaoie lie i -nncessl for sale Millennium Onl POOL - 3'X72 round, includes craft show at Courtice Flea sen- flit$ irpuires (905)-579-5716 �'n duty liner. solar blanket Market September 18th and 19th Attendance 6000people CARACw,KITCHENimubmeettrs i winter cover $200 060 Call evngs (905) 434-5468 �4361Ond Cost SW Call whit�and Osla is x9051579-0893 $45M 0 B 0 Serious erpw- lowers. won arge pantry brad hype t ages SM and nes only Brandon at 905- 16 melamme counter. $2650 POOL TABLE 4 1.2 x9 proles - 404.2742 coo Cam 666-4814 sionai 6oslnn table Lions Pools Spa wages for right candidate Call snacks fantastic playroom CANOPY BED. wrought iron law legs Leather pockets, t' 839-4300 with educational activities in slate new clot bads. cue's. Quer, )rnopedkc mattress 'REHAB OPPORTUNITIES " Clinic ReraC _ ector Wnaoy Phyminirapost Oshawa Pri- vate Ortho Rehab Clients Graduates welcome toapo Phare 416-598-4020 Ext 13 Fax 4161-56118-3963 . I Daycare wanied CAREGIVER NEEDED 2 pre-s-vipl cmudren run -rime in rkirriw or aver -out na ny No Pets non-smoi ng Ambedu are w0all 531 -LCs, MAMMY HOUSEKEEPER -i ve iu! reputed to cj,� en- ergetic boys 1 3 light .1"W keeping autres Wesirey and m"2 Cam (905i 428-0251 RELIABLE DAYCARE avail- %Orman 656.2314 PUT TIME --hoders helper D 'H required :,. a as retried bases to take children ages 3 & 11 to extra cumclia actio ties appointments ek Must be flexible Wore & after school as we as during day Car required Must be farM- ar with downtown and west eid Cad 905.839-0645 loving smoke -tree no"* Rel- ser New unused Cost 3+21x1 and 49 52600 Call AI 905- BUY Now' DON'T PAY TIL erences. receipts, first ata/ CPR 2 spaces for 78 months Sacnhce 5490 Can deliver X20 2900 - ;" 'V-ERES" KAYAK to 3 years Come see the dd- 14161-726-9865 POOL TABLE 8 xs t/2 & ac- POOLS - Rectangular above lerence Jenny f905427- CARPET BROKER. 130%. Ny- cessones S60C Palace gram ground irrdudug decking 16 8025 ler h., x plus!, stem resistant i,pnght piano 5600 Computer X24 OiD. $5.995 Package MCKERNIG Mach / Rollo: carpet For 3 rooms. only Olivetti. �-05 � �- includes liner. 2 alders sand -7vmg court tE moon; is 536900 Price inekrdes 30 SO len fireplace $75 Strop ma tdkc pump. motor. HC 1 -B00 - teyears Daly ouihrps nc�ed Dad Yds carpel deluxe pad and in- StalLaton m your tome fret chese S50 (906) 23-5364 668-7564 yard and park, ka101atlon in your tnorte No Craft, story bine music. nu- interest no payrttentr for one trtmm meal$ & snicks First full year. Dauel. I-500-205- Ao CPR certified Non- 8757/906420-3080 smoking receipts 905328- 1241 CARPETS lots of carpet. 1;C"" nylon new Stam re- RELWIF daycare ECE E. lease carpets on hand I vAN ppee�ence not lunches snacks carpet 3 rooms 5349 Price termed yard Wrtham-Elks nxdedi s carpet premium pad. mere Maar win Tredway, expert insfallatgn. fast Helm school (<t61438.8751 cry tree esnmxes (30 Yards) PROFESSIONAL =duple look frig a pa" ...,C babysmtet t1eaDte tours. +.t: in or out 905-509.6997 Dey- Avail" LOVING HOME DAYCARE Stcr. :,^les aic ;.Lai •. ren s muse: 2m - 5yrs Pre- school Pan lime and full are aval" a Nonsmoking tax receipt provided Intant'Chid CPR frost old. Valley Farm' Hwy 2 dose to Pldkenng Go Call (905)837-960C AJAX - SAYLY.TICKERIMG Beate RC ECE wili providt warm nurturing environment with maty karrwp opporturu- ties Irregular hours "table Telephone 1905, 427-02% DAYCARE PROVIDED 3 years plus Walking distance to Lester 8 Pearson Smoke tree horns Please call for turther details 1905/ 619-2907 DAYCARE available. Glen- nirrli and Fi Wght area 14 years experience no smoking o pets Gose to Glengrove i& call 831-6674 Adnan Truydo DAYCARE AVAILABLE len my home Cadaraclique School area Scholl age children pre kneQdPlease can 686.4691 EXPERIENCED day east. available Loving home. non smoker Fust aid. CPR Crafts. story lime TLC , hot nutritious meals. Near Lester B Pearson School My age. Westney Road. Norm of 401 Call I905µ28-0097 CMMI'S DAYCARE - MAPLE RIDGE. Mother. 8 years ex- pewace• first aKVCPR, non- smoking. no pets Receipts. ages 3 & under not meals. TI r- artnrd2hio rill a97_N1d9 MOTHER wait years of day- care experience. ECE. fenced yard, playroom. lots of space 8 Whites Rd. S area. 420-8676. a v ea vrwood wit No CARPETS SALE Lots of car- pets no smoking Regular pels 100% nylon stain re- dnmir+95 Fenced backyard RCA. DSS. SATELLITE. new models mcfudmg test card (all channels upen, Www over 700 camels Now available Spanish Galawsan and Um- virmn Installation available Card guaranteed for 6 months Kenn Sat 1905) 725-0196 (9051 767-3637 REIT TO OWNTiro and re- t:Onddwu0 a, Dian, and new ' r s NA warranty Pad- dy's Matter 905.263-8369 or 1-800.798-5502 IM, Pea'SuPpb- Bdwo" FREE KITTENS Two black & while male 8 weeks Cute and trendy. really reed homes (705)756-0089 JACX RUSSELL puppies Dew claws removed. tads docked first $trots. dewomed $400 Call (905)725-5344 FOR SALE Boxer pups Yet checked Shots Parents may be e d 5350 905-432 Snacks A lurches Expen- lease. carpet 3 rooms 5339 130 sit Yd I IndltdtS carpet. three rooms 3 spwre r we 6n3 enced Phone 905-619- 3651 ��, � W4 �- GARBAGE .er�'ICe� a�'dll- TENDER LOVING CARE. pro- tion Free estimates carpet REMOVAL DSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc v,dec •-- your :.^:U Nursing wars Serving Durham and Call 43th-1N%i -.asses starting Sept 20th background. experienced, ret- olxnairhp arta Credo Cards 5[nall 3t - t I Novice aro Open To Reg- erences. On gavel coup BrodJFrntth t Cala Sam 905 686- Med ;5 - 6$ slef call Bev (905) 435.0868 ( /area 693-8934 5 WARM hieUy caring home yuungslers games Toys not meas. smoie & pet tree t0 yrs expenence Hwy 02 & Chapnan Cala Valerie 905-427-1723 jjj1 Ernpbpme-- wanted WE ^still! ov l..m- meet rirdwuod, veal ble 20 yeas experience. Arid plumbing Lal 905-839.9009 Home 905- 839-9338 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FMEWOOD. e. ceikm very best guNR, nerd. wood guaranteed extra wnv time fully seasoned cut & split Honest measurement tree delivery 9D5-753.2246 EIGS WOOD PRODUCTS. truck icad or logs Buy now Ready for next ;ear Sea- soned at and spit Ready to Own (905) 852-7586 1 Bevy"' BMY STUFF CRIB car seats. highchair. roil rider tic 5250 or best otter call 905-428- 1255 CARPET Will salmon brown $200 Standing bathroom cab- inet. 2 dr. $20 Wall bathroom cabinet. 1 or $10 solid teak desk/cut $100 Ar walker S1DO (905)663.5509 CLOTHING used Were ex- Mcling' Back -lo -school Brand names wholesale pric- ing Men/women/children Alt items under S3 DO Former Fashions, 62 Old Kingston Road, Pickering Village, Ajax Tel 905-26-9946 1 ArtleM• 9 PIECE - oak dining, room suite. Buffet. hutch. table. 4 side stairs. 2 arm chairs. Good IAhxlaial. Can 905-065- 9065 AIAX CHMIMEY SWEEPS, wdod/oil chimney cleaning repairs, we suppy/ictal pest screens and caps No muss no fuss Free extumaes. (9051 686-7741 - Leave message CARPET AND VWYL rge 6 + three rooms 3 spwre c:cneral clranupa from 5329 installed t will des- other related Caen your best quote up to 10% Customer satisfaction .er�'ICe� a�'dll- ?LwamW Cal Mike tot your able . esLmate 905.431-4040 C ul'ts wooden COMPUTER FACTORY SMEDMUM GERMAN SHEPHERD cross pups huuse raised 10 wilts. oil. psrba0y house broken E.ceaent temperament Good wiours 905-683-M 1 1 Au°w°bd" for Soft BLOWOUT "Izirq � sheds B x 8 barn tut. only VB. p.s.. pb. auto, air conch - boring. 122.000kms, mint La. rim's then S16'wk IoaCl $339 plus to Many other condition. rust decked every 350 Mhr loaded printer sires and styles avalaGk year Burgundy/ burgundy doth interior, 53500 o.b.o. Call maator udenet. software and Also garages and decks 761 (905)576-3851 (Stan or Eva) more Fra Scanner. delivery M&.ay Rd Unit 3. Phckennq www. andsetup 1-800-515.5545 For more ado call 905619• CARCHOICE.COM dryers, 2-5yrs. $59wsel. WINE CASES for sale. Caff automatic, 150.0001m, non - COMPUTER NETWORK sys- 905.683-5117. step smoker. well mainlined. ex - tem for sate 2 hard drives 2 SUPER DIGIFNIE nigh end Uertey cleat, dean air keyboards. 2 17 colour mese- pruwgic digital ready digital emission tested & certified. tors $400 o b o Can home entertainment systems INN BEAUMONT SPOTS 1905x683,1880 9 30-4 30pm CO players cassette decks Deluxe - 2 dr hardtop ontpral COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pent- speakers DVOs. VCRs tele- chrome plus extra chrome rum starter system $429 visions Lowest price in Piece Hever Winter driven Pentium Laptop 5744 233111 Osla is x9051579-0893 $45M 0 B 0 Serious erpw- inkmet system $699 Loaded brad hype t ages SM and nes only Brandon at 905- 350111l system $888 We PINEIUK FURNITURE En- 404.2742 love doing upgrades and difr cw repars 19051655-3661 tertamment units Home of- 1967 FORD Galaxy 500 2 COMPUTERS for sale New lice. Dining Room, Kitchen, Bedroom and Custom door hard top 289 motor. red and used P60 to P500 Com- Designs. our Craftsmen have with red umena Never winter peele systems intemet ready Priced to sell 23 6854 been rund6wdagIfie � driven Original all the way. or a39 6551 quakty solid pine & oaN fum must sea, Certified Will trade MG IED, back lion CAVO- lure for the home since for truck or $6500 723-7019 DINING ROOM set. 4 dors. 1974 Drop in and see out Days 433-9570 ship 98 model. $550 905326- State d the An woodwrorking 52.300. Sacnfuee $825 Can facility and let us show you H7B POMTIAC Pansenne. ELECTRIC WNEELCHAM new $4200 furniture how fine furniture is made N VB. p.s.. pb. auto, air conch - boring. 122.000kms, mint never used asking $1800, 3 wheel scooter, s1pM you buy anywhere else. you antl pay MORE & get condition. rust decked every damag65 8858 tnew aeres 5300 Y LESS' Traditional Wood- year Burgundy/ burgundy doth interior, 53500 o.b.o. Call HANKS APPLIANCES Pansy workup 115 Norm Pon Road is off Reach Rd) Port Perry, (905)576-3851 (Stan or Eva) Sales/Servlce. New shipment! 905-985-8774 httpJlwww.tra- a Stan (905)435-3525. Unbelievable quality' Extra- capaohry GE Auto -washers? dtiorulwooduorkirg. on.ca TIM VOL" 24M 4 door. dryers, 2-5yrs. $59wsel. WINE CASES for sale. Caff automatic, 150.0001m, non - Brand new scratch/dent lir-Tim. 905.683-5117. step smoker. well mainlined. ex - an -top stove. Kenmore, self- ed- bath. Small Mldmml most - Uertey cleat, dean air cleaning, n9.D. $1299, only a $899 1 Maytag auto -washer, USED FMMI$795 / up, GES emission tested & certified. 2yrs $449 Amana, sealed used ranges 51251 Lep, used S't!500 080.4346037 self599. q gas dryers $125/ up, used wash - stove, stove. 2yrs. $599. Whirlpool efs $199 / up• new and used 1986 CADILLAC Fleetwood. self-cleaning, lift -top, almond coin operated washers and cerbfied/tmmission tested. 5 stove, only $249. Refngera- dryers A kir prices. New Idre. While body/dark blue tors, trod-lreWdeluxe/reg. brad hype t ages SM and leather interior mum. Good models $199/up. Visit our showroom 426 Simcoe SLS new V ranges with dodo condition. 210.000km. Runs 1905)728 4043 and widow 5430. Wide Se- gree. decent gas mileage. lection of deer new and used $2.700 o.b.o. Call (905)666- HENTZNAN FMO, apaiances. Call us today, 0690. ment size, good condition. well mairifamed $1350. Port Stehersn' pos es nces' Sales. Service, Pans. 154 197 JUP Cherokee, 2 new Petty (gg51g86 5200 Brace St. Osfnwa19051 576- Ism' eddy m good MG IED, back lion CAVO- 7446 web site www.duehan- ergine needs work. $1.500 PY. NEW x-tfuck orthopedic °0"� s obo. as is. 905697-3085 plbw top mattress set. Cost 52.300. Sacnfuee $825 Can deliver (416)-726.9885 11 as for Sdo INS DIM DELTA 88 Royale Fully loaded, In excellent con. billion Asking $4000 as is $4500 certilsed Call 4322258 or 259-2258 1990 Buick Regal Ltd . 2 dr. 31L engine very clean. well maintained. great shape. Cer- tifsed and emission tested. Asking $3700 Call Paul 985- 4262 1990 OLDS station wagon Cenra SL cruiser. fully loaded. remote start certified. 55,500 19051428-1171 1991 HONDA ACORD EX. 5 speed power windows"doors 148.000km cerntied Asking S725D Ca11668-5547 1992 PONTIAC SUNBIRD. 4cy' amc air $4995 obo Certified. and clean air 1988 Ford Thunderbird and 1989 Ford Taurus Both good cars $2.300 each. obo Must sell (905)-718-7096 1994 DODGE CARAVAN sports At Condition 1531,m 59000 certified Through emission control test Call 665-1983 1994 SATURN Twin Cam SL2. 4 door, auto Cully loaded, ex- cellent condition. 150.000km $7500 Call 905-430-6729 1997 NISSAN Maxima GXE Excellent condition 1 driver. non-smoker 4 dr. auto- PS. PW PB POL PM, air 3 0 L V6 spoiler cruise remote entry i alarm. am/tm cess/ CO. alloy ~S. mask heat- ed seats. heated mirrors $18.200 cert. 080 Carl 705- 749-3383 ext/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 905-705-8498 12 CAVALIER S350 9419 snp $6. JEEP CHEROKEE, 2 dr. 2wd . 2 5-1 ergine 5 spd . crinse. new Gy teras. many new parts. very dean. $2,000. 060. 905-686-1190 No ca atter Spm 1 allApwWmft orall rr*- t• or 4 Wt" ori" PMN Rent 1997 GMC SAFARI SLK, power windows. locks. mir- rors. rear heater, dutch doors running boards Excellent in- side and out Asking $16.900 (905)697-1477 1 Auto Pans i Roowm SCRAP CARS AND TRUCKS wanted top dollarpaid Free Pickup anytime Call /7 Auto Recyclers 428-1450 Motorcycles EW 1911 HONDA 1-50 CC Lots of extras 51500 0 9 0 Call Ron 837-8901 I Marine 1989 15 FT. SPRINGBOK, pro senes 25 Into Yamaha Coll- RENT-WORRY on- sok. steering wheel, fish find- er. and new trader Excellent condition low hours. asking $3600 Call Mike ;905) 985- 2625 Port Perry CLEARANCE SALE. all new outboards in stock S200 under cost OUTSIDE STORAGE from $16/month Wilde Sales (905!655-8010 Recreational Vehicles 28' 1990 WINNEBAGO Warri- or Class A Just arrived from Arizona Rust free Canadian papers Fuly equipped Onan 5000 generator Air Furnace Extended 7- bed Large tndge Many other amenities Beau- tiful condition in and out. $38 500 0 B 0 Call Sunny (905)-797-2951 [TITIN Apetmerws For Rerw WHITBY. - n• t apt Ni: caws •Available mine dwely Launrlr, h S550vmo Non Ire able for 1 ;,,r,i�._ - 5545 2 BEDROOM urge upper level of farmhouse wmh pool Harnpron au dose 10 High - my $750 AN inchism Avad- am Imme"ely. Nopits 1991 Chev Malibu V-6 FrsNast Call (9O5µ33-0171 28 uGG km loaded 515900 2 BEDIIOOM apartmenton coo 434-2775 century home OsI Ira. near parks. strops, schook. loge W 5 apphune- I es Prnak yard. Separate en - I trance Parlurlg $725 plus Alibes 1.(905)-821-8876 I I BEDROOM basement, le - WI newly renovated AC pit- SALES erSALES LIMITED I vale entrance. parking, faun- MEEM. dry tadKies. no Smolungn0 Pets 1 block from hospital Iand bus stop FrsWst, reter- ences $800/month. Available immedately Call Lorrare I days a 1905)686-2558 David or Tau evenings (905)426- 5163 ANkOWbft A i A AIFTO- Cats. trucks, boats We pay up to $10•DOO Cash on the spa. Any condi- bon, any year Call us any- ble , 24 hours. 7 days. 30 met service. 905-686.5003 or 905-706-5234 2-mmooM, all inclusive apt Close to all amenities Laundry facilities on site $750/month. First and last re- qured Available Oct ISIFor more into call 905-723 3420 or 416.335-6104. OSHAWA- 384 $IN= ST. $. Newly renovated 1 -bedroom apt. 5550 utilities Md. Avail- able immediately FlrsVILASt regwred Call Stephen (905)- 571-3229. ADEWOE"WIILSOM - Large. bright 2 bedroom basement apartment. eat - in oak kflch- an, fireplace, laundry. parking. CASH FOR CARS! We cion smoker, IStllasl. $750 Evenings used vehicles. Vehicles m� (905) �month �t6Mdro. 27 Refurbished & New 241 s'r" a° croMpto 1479 AJAX ottl.rd Tram. Spa- Layy St. East. Apx at MIAs- . AUTO dors apartment, quiet Wild- aalaq SALES.dose W shoppng, 401, I Pool. sawn. 2 -bedroom 1 Tilted 5849 3 -bedroom $939.. for Sob Avaiable Oct. Ist. Cal 683- 8571. until 7:30 p.m. tp8 GMC JIMMY immacu- MANAGEMENT ate, wolverine edition. 89.000 AJAX CONVEMIER LOCA- kil., $19,500. or pickup re- TM basement apt. 3 pc. mainder of lase at 5528 ax bath. Small Mldmml most - Included . S4ok mumhy, nit. monfts. Boy wt�16�800. or N Suets best offer. Te e si le wOp irigi person. (905) 430-2047.. � Student Wellcome. 426- 1 Vrtwl AMAMAMLE MMMEDNATELY 1918 CN SAFAMI Lovdv 1 2 fretkooat apt. Ma 11110 11100m, SLX wit, poster 6leerwq, brakes. tilt wallop ut t0 back - yatd. Bf" & Spacious. 67M cruise, 6106.000 kill t.. a1 nduNate-s sive. Namoker =.phone $14,600. Tele(905) prdstred (905) 725.4865. 509-2491 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.bigfoc)t.com/-highriser BACHELOR APT 3512/month- ly plus utilNes. 3m Moor wamr- Iup no elevator. engraves Call rk 851-3107 Leave fries - BASEMENT APARTMENT, hardwood noon fridge & stove. wanted qtw single arson. non-smoker no pets, S150 includes heat & hydro •:railable October 1st No ,ernight guests Call 404- '108 BASEMENT BACHELOR ,aartmr,nt Washer 6 dryer inial an Harmony/ane. sviast. S385/moM plus 1/3 1:9thes Available Oct 1 Call IA -0133 BROCK/4B1 one bedroom .,semene a timers SlpiraWe trance. 5700 per month 4±allable onfnedrat y 1905) 4.8-9752 BROOKLIN. !age room on Mild floor dl swam Wpirm�IOpuunqq suns Leman, able now, 0/Wila Dim caN 655- 5539 CENTRAL Oshawa, large 2 i 3 bedroom apartments avad- Able In well-mantahne ! balding dose t0 all anerhAes Please eau (905)723-0977 9 a.m -7pm CENTRAL OSNAWA dean. newly painted t bedroom than Noir Available imme- it^ S6001mornNy Shared Will 1st & last Relent, - es Cal 242-0095 Leave message COURTICE. 3 bedroom bun- galow $850 plus unities 5 app No dogs Oct 1 st 2 car Padung and garage Also 1- bedroom basement Apartment available Nov 1st, $525 in- clusive Call candy 725-2246. DOWNTOWN WHITBY - 2 bedroom apartment. $700 Available October tis hydfo 2936 � more eiftxrnaon %6- WOW!! EXECUTIVE 2 -bed- room. POOL. Laundry, cable. parking, own entrance. near GO/PTC. hrslAast. no pets! smokuq. Nov 1. $775. 837- 1304 Sharing possible ONACUTATE RECENTLY re- decorated CouNce 2 bedroom in house apartment. laundry tadites5700 monmy irtdu- sive November ISL Non smokers. no pets preferred. (905) 435-0790 M.E. Ault, flerashed large 1 room basement apartmem, wary nice living, walking dis- fance to mapr stoppug tre, tug use of home. Non- sm0ker, 0 pets. $850 Wit - sin Call a.m. (9O5)426-1489. ONE AMD 2 -bedroom. ish e- dlime possession. central Osbatw, couple-prderred, fridge Stove, carpel, freshty- paetted, slopping, laundry, ZS. Near bus. Reason- epet(905)725-2642 after Spm. Fail dl MPOWOCTt ONE bedroom lumished basement apt. LiverpooUBay- y, dose to Go/4o1, sap. en- trance. Clean, birght, nor smoker. Luandry, n0 pets. $750. 905-4263774 or AIM 2841618. 1 BRIGHT LARGE BEDROOM, bsmt apt furnished lun IotcheNbathroom. newly ren- ovated, seeks single non- smoker/pets. $575/mo. inclu- sive Avast Sept 15 FirsV last (905) 721-9789. 905- 922-4751 OSHAWA APT$ Bachelor 1 & 2 bedroom includes all uDl- On and Parking Laundry on We Budding 01 1905432- 8914, or Building 02 & 13 (905)-571-0125 Or for all 1- 888-558.2622 OSNAWA GOLF CLUB AREA newly renovated. dean 1 bed- room basement. Landry. ppi includes wlkbw fndqustove, separate en- irarice . nonsmoker. smote prolets+onal $60101monm 965- 7n-9671 OSHAWA Ouiet buddvps new shopping transportation UW - ties Lai wkd KinoMarmony 2 -bedroom $750 Oct 1st. sew 13.1 (905)571-4912 ALSO Surrc oAu 1 & 2 -titan Immediate. $650 $750 (905)•36-7685 until 7 30 p in p"ERMNG 1 LIR basemem apt Private entrance, Laundry. parking, AC Sot supe fe- male or couple Avadabk end Oct No PeWsmolvng $675/ rthomh 905-5J9.7652 PICKERING 1 bedroom basement apartment. Suds sngle Iemate person Avad- aDk Imiwtdutey. $600/ monilia All exclusive 1s1Aas1 Non-smoker no pets Call 905-27.3066 PICKENING -Newly Renovat- ed urge 1 bedroom. walkout basement apartment, bath- room Wlacuui. eat -in kitchen Avadable October t no pets/ nonsmoking includes uWr- bes/air conditioning $725. hrsVW 416-281.3629 PICKEIING WEST. Large ex- ecutive one bedroom base- ment *ann"IL Gas fire place. AC, own laundry faak- ty. separate entrance, cable. no Can O5 509-48 8 575Nrtomh PICKHIMIG. 2 bedroom base- ment apartment Separate en - Vance, parking. bright & spa aous. 4 appkati Large back yard Steps to GO/Town Centre. $800Jmo n.. half utuk- ties. non -smoker/ro pets. Days (416757-7773 ext. 24 or eve 1416)9.7742. PNKERIMG, huge 1 -bedroom basement apartment, sepa- rale entrance. kitchen. 3pc. bath. laundry, paril $680. morin am aldtrsi. No pets. non-smoking. Available Oct. tat. 905.4260675. METWM - Quid building ma - lure tenants, appealrttrrry�r location. I bedroomt avlaw abit October 1. EkrXric hog. Wxherldrver each Aw. Tel 905 579- 9016. MOMiEMOME i R, law one bedroom bas ment apart- ment. rate entrance, ppli- tio, =, not SZO Mr/ ast.. $750/mo. indusne. (905) 509 1281. SOUTH AM - 2 bedroom upper ft= burgalow. Sep. entrance, par" and laundry, 5850 all inclusive. Fir9Uas1. N011 -Smoker, Det. I. 428- 3622. SOUTH AMX - large one mkmfedroom basement a aria 4 piece' bath. shared laundry, single professional, non soaker. no pets 567ymaifh inclusive. (905) 839-71 t8 1 Y' RENTWORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. 9aln - 8 pm Sat & Sun 1 pm- 5pm I VALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 000-079-1111 626 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.bigfoc)t.com/-highriser BACHELOR APT 3512/month- ly plus utilNes. 3m Moor wamr- Iup no elevator. engraves Call rk 851-3107 Leave fries - BASEMENT APARTMENT, hardwood noon fridge & stove. wanted qtw single arson. non-smoker no pets, S150 includes heat & hydro •:railable October 1st No ,ernight guests Call 404- '108 BASEMENT BACHELOR ,aartmr,nt Washer 6 dryer inial an Harmony/ane. sviast. S385/moM plus 1/3 1:9thes Available Oct 1 Call IA -0133 BROCK/4B1 one bedroom .,semene a timers SlpiraWe trance. 5700 per month 4±allable onfnedrat y 1905) 4.8-9752 BROOKLIN. !age room on Mild floor dl swam Wpirm�IOpuunqq suns Leman, able now, 0/Wila Dim caN 655- 5539 CENTRAL Oshawa, large 2 i 3 bedroom apartments avad- Able In well-mantahne ! balding dose t0 all anerhAes Please eau (905)723-0977 9 a.m -7pm CENTRAL OSNAWA dean. newly painted t bedroom than Noir Available imme- it^ S6001mornNy Shared Will 1st & last Relent, - es Cal 242-0095 Leave message COURTICE. 3 bedroom bun- galow $850 plus unities 5 app No dogs Oct 1 st 2 car Padung and garage Also 1- bedroom basement Apartment available Nov 1st, $525 in- clusive Call candy 725-2246. DOWNTOWN WHITBY - 2 bedroom apartment. $700 Available October tis hydfo 2936 � more eiftxrnaon %6- WOW!! EXECUTIVE 2 -bed- room. POOL. Laundry, cable. parking, own entrance. near GO/PTC. hrslAast. no pets! smokuq. Nov 1. $775. 837- 1304 Sharing possible ONACUTATE RECENTLY re- decorated CouNce 2 bedroom in house apartment. laundry tadites5700 monmy irtdu- sive November ISL Non smokers. no pets preferred. (905) 435-0790 M.E. Ault, flerashed large 1 room basement apartmem, wary nice living, walking dis- fance to mapr stoppug tre, tug use of home. Non- sm0ker, 0 pets. $850 Wit - sin Call a.m. (9O5)426-1489. ONE AMD 2 -bedroom. ish e- dlime possession. central Osbatw, couple-prderred, fridge Stove, carpel, freshty- paetted, slopping, laundry, ZS. Near bus. Reason- epet(905)725-2642 after Spm. Fail dl MPOWOCTt ONE bedroom lumished basement apt. LiverpooUBay- y, dose to Go/4o1, sap. en- trance. Clean, birght, nor smoker. Luandry, n0 pets. $750. 905-4263774 or AIM 2841618. 1 BRIGHT LARGE BEDROOM, bsmt apt furnished lun IotcheNbathroom. newly ren- ovated, seeks single non- smoker/pets. $575/mo. inclu- sive Avast Sept 15 FirsV last (905) 721-9789. 905- 922-4751 OSHAWA APT$ Bachelor 1 & 2 bedroom includes all uDl- On and Parking Laundry on We Budding 01 1905432- 8914, or Building 02 & 13 (905)-571-0125 Or for all 1- 888-558.2622 OSNAWA GOLF CLUB AREA newly renovated. dean 1 bed- room basement. Landry. ppi includes wlkbw fndqustove, separate en- irarice . nonsmoker. smote prolets+onal $60101monm 965- 7n-9671 OSHAWA Ouiet buddvps new shopping transportation UW - ties Lai wkd KinoMarmony 2 -bedroom $750 Oct 1st. sew 13.1 (905)571-4912 ALSO Surrc oAu 1 & 2 -titan Immediate. $650 $750 (905)•36-7685 until 7 30 p in p"ERMNG 1 LIR basemem apt Private entrance, Laundry. parking, AC Sot supe fe- male or couple Avadabk end Oct No PeWsmolvng $675/ rthomh 905-5J9.7652 PICKERING 1 bedroom basement apartment. Suds sngle Iemate person Avad- aDk Imiwtdutey. $600/ monilia All exclusive 1s1Aas1 Non-smoker no pets Call 905-27.3066 PICKENING -Newly Renovat- ed urge 1 bedroom. walkout basement apartment, bath- room Wlacuui. eat -in kitchen Avadable October t no pets/ nonsmoking includes uWr- bes/air conditioning $725. hrsVW 416-281.3629 PICKEIING WEST. Large ex- ecutive one bedroom base- ment *ann"IL Gas fire place. AC, own laundry faak- ty. separate entrance, cable. no Can O5 509-48 8 575Nrtomh PICKHIMIG. 2 bedroom base- ment apartment Separate en - Vance, parking. bright & spa aous. 4 appkati Large back yard Steps to GO/Town Centre. $800Jmo n.. half utuk- ties. non -smoker/ro pets. Days (416757-7773 ext. 24 or eve 1416)9.7742. PNKERIMG, huge 1 -bedroom basement apartment, sepa- rale entrance. kitchen. 3pc. bath. laundry, paril $680. morin am aldtrsi. No pets. non-smoking. Available Oct. tat. 905.4260675. METWM - Quid building ma - lure tenants, appealrttrrry�r location. I bedroomt avlaw abit October 1. EkrXric hog. Wxherldrver each Aw. Tel 905 579- 9016. MOMiEMOME i R, law one bedroom bas ment apart- ment. rate entrance, ppli- tio, =, not SZO Mr/ ast.. $750/mo. indusne. (905) 509 1281. SOUTH AM - 2 bedroom upper ft= burgalow. Sep. entrance, par" and laundry, 5850 all inclusive. Fir9Uas1. N011 -Smoker, Det. I. 428- 3622. SOUTH AMX - large one mkmfedroom basement a aria 4 piece' bath. shared laundry, single professional, non soaker. no pets 567ymaifh inclusive. (905) 839-71 t8 1 Y' ousel o.Ken NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 PAGE 29 A/P R.,a 1 / R•'t « 1 n« or 1 1 Tar srw ` 1 1 to Sale 1 1 tarsal • : 1 Attnouttarltwtb • : 1 Annount»NNNAs F. : 1 MnolNlarrnrtts SICK OF 1WN p4Cx-j , OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII *.First Time Buyer? - Calk Mark! • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! • Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, j no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Flap. Remax Ability Real Fsiale Ud. r 11 AprtRem for SPACIOUS well-maintained 2 A 3 bedroom apts Avail at goo and 888 Glen St. Some with walk-in closets, paint provided Close to schools, shopping centre. GO Station. Uilkhes included. Call 728- 4993 Large freshly decorated 2 8 3 B/R apts. tor rent. $670 8 $800 trill. incl. ai 280 Wentworth St. W Your First choice. For appt call (905) 721-8741 "11 -contained I Dearoom basement appaa mem. no pets. .0 S.X, lrt- $550/momh Available imme- datey. Cab (416)335-3430 WESTNEY RD. N of Hwy n Basement bachelor apl.sua- able tot 1 person. No pets. ion-smokerincludes utilities, able. Iwndry. parking 55001 na tirstAast 905-427-8585. 1 BEDROOM McQuay/02. $695mclusive. laundry. fire- place, late W. or ROOM. 5390 separate entrance. share bathroom, includes mr- crowavelfrdpe available im- i ediatey 430-2793 WHrMY, WoW461, large 3 brtrm upper triplex arra[. 2 bathrooms. separate laundry, sionge.2 entrances. Eleeene beat 2 or parking NO pets, $980/month trstlast. !905)666-1366 WHITBY. law 1 bedroom Wsemem kitchen, bth, lots of closet space - - - I A t, park- nnq, able. hrhpyded 5575 /cod . Oct 1. 579-3850 WHITBY. ROSSLAND RD. SWcious two bedroom base - mem apartmtm, fireplace. antral ar dose to stropping and schools. prnrale laundry. private enibr ee, parking. $750 Incomes cable. Avaal Oct 19 Cal (905)430-6074 WHY rent when you an own lour own home for less flan you thn011 Cal Davt May W Sales Summa ReAlry�(1991) 6Liddx ) 6'68.3800 or (905 OROR 1 3211 Hallus For Rare YOU CANN(YI' AFFORD TO BL'V A HOUSE' • OWN from S70Dmonth • tic' Much Downoaynw r'1n (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley ABA DABA DD- I have a home for you. Be it semi tkfadhs0 or towiltone. You MLitt have a dollar - 6 monee; Nee k%* mum income. $27.900. Rea- sonable credit, My service absolutely tree b you. Cam Ken Collis, ColdsroN Banker 1905) 728-9414. A GREAT opportuniM to Dan Your own liaise! Not tqudi down Payment 1 can help! 2- Dedroom, possible 3rd bed- room ed - ne mraised bimplow like using Doom jill Dell Ricl ardson ReallyIlet Ano- ciales (905)433.7919. a 1 Towntauees fa LM 1 Townhouses for Rent Rem 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units, Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay Floors throughout. Close to schools and Shoppping. From $910.00 including h dro Call 905-721-080 A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From IN down own you own horse starting at 569.900 car- nes for less than rem OAC 24 firs het morded message 905-728.1069 ext 277 Cold wee Banker RMR Real Estate Aurew Rasanu ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months tree. then own a house from $550/mtxnh You require full time family in- come $28.000 . reasonable credit I do the rest Don't Wart, Call Bill Roka, CoMweO Banker RMR Real Estate to- day (905) 728.9414 BETWEEN HOES!! Three bedroom bungalow available for rem from Sept 1S'99 to JwrJ1000 Central part of WMDy Asking $1.250 per month Call Nita Laroque. 1905) 602100 AJAX -NAR W OODImAY LY. 3 - bedroom main floor 51125/ ninth all anduSlYe. hrsUlasl. no pets Close to all amers- Des Available October 1st. (905)420-1281 OSNAWA- 3.1 bedroom. 2 baths Amenities. and transit t car driveway A garage S1owmanh . utilities. Cm - try W New pa�M And cups. Available A S A P 416-282- 5235 collect PICKERING - East Share: 3 bedruom main floor bu galow WANT to PTC/GO Suits Couple or mull gnnty, tirstflaWrel- erences aid credo clack $1100 . 1/2 ubMes; Available Ockiter 1st. (905) 839.7368 A Gorgeous 3 bed- rooERiNGroomm 2 storey. C appWnc- es, garage. non-smoker. S125otmo . ubltes (905)- 428-2015. Messages prompt- ly reluned. SEMI-DETACHED farm house Brooklm 2 bedroom $7901 mo..ufit s Includes fridge 6 stout Call (905)-655-4966 WHITBY 2.3 bedroom dull es clean 5950/month exit. uMdes and parking included. near school and other facd- hes Avail Oct I Call 430- 7257 WINVMowing 1 WX43 Ly NEEDED by Oct. 1 house in rural setting, with parkinng for truck, from Pack- ennq to Courtice area. 416- 804-4549 or 905.454.3310 1 Town hooses For Rut S-/ OM townhouse for rent. North Oshawa location includes fridge, stove. dose 10 all amenities. Available Oc- lober 1st- $875/mo th in - dudes herd A water. Call (905)728-7081. 1 PAONe for Real AM 3 ROOMBNo pets. dean. bight. ad - am wan do*. O eSmoking.� to schools. bus stop and shop - OV MM. S380/m nth re- quire ficWtast Cal ill AM, dean, furnished room for fulls. n Sepale entrance. lab a call11Qi905)48 And 095599. kava message. AJAX furnished room in dean hare. Includes cable, laun- dry, parking. bar fridge and microwve. Suits working non-smoker. And immd. $4OWmo. tstitut. (905)-427- 6932. ROOM FOR RENT clean, bright home Short Term available 401 5 Whites Rd. suit a working professional 42"042 6 TOWNLINIF room share ruuse separate bath, very clean, nice area, female preferred $400 /mo inclusive 905-571-0514 OSHAWA 1 furnished room in private home $100/wk in- cludes t v, cable parking Shared inch n A bathroom mature. responsible A em- proYed CAN after 4 30pm (905Ffoi 827 14CKERINWMDCK Rd Dnp I furnished room share Delia laundry taca1 m NC. non-smoker, working gqaeinm iaNnaduI FrsNasi S37S math (19) 686-0744 ROOM FOR RENT 5400/ monthly Dirk", share wash- room ANau A Sheppard area Pak.ernces roqured. Female non-smoker prelerrtd. Avail- able immeditely. Cal 509- 5454 leave message SPACIOUS one bedroom. in luxurious house. Use of all lactitws Pets allowedPark- • o, 8450lmo. indusmit Firs) 6 last Harwood i Wry 12 all 905-619-0976 1 Sired AcrarwnoddNon ROOM TO RENT N 3 sm. cause Clean. DnV Close to lake A transit 340otmo a- llusive 1 St/last Available immediately Call 905-839- 9901 AJAX - room in 4 bedroom home Close to All amerdes. Close to bate Parlaq. laun- dry, no pets 5425/monthly incluSive. Use of kitchen A Dat room Call 426-3923 I,UUm Hl nome to Shure. N. Pickering. 5500 all indusive, avalble immedatley CMN 905.837-9775 LARGE basement room for rent, use Of facakties Quiet fe- rrule preferred. $475 monthly First/last Call 619-0999 Har- wood/Hwy 2 AJAX- converkent to 401 - 3 bedroom executive non- smoking furnished home to share with one. Separate 4pc. private bath. own livinproom. hamdry. at, freplace. Bus at door. Suit prolessiaW. Ower street. $650(mo. Available Nov.lst. Parkin. 905 -686 - (preferably female) to share 3 bedroom townhouse in Pickering. Average $600 per month all inclusive. Must like cats. Available Octobertst. First/last. (905)831-7127. OSHAWA, Park A Adelaide. house to Shure dean, quiet, nal smoking wor" male preferced. Parking, air. aril. 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OSNABIA sm. calk to schools A Oshawa Shopping Centre. backs onto green space, 3 -bedrooms. huge kitchen. private rear Yard. 100% financing OAC. $126,500. WHITBY, 4 -bed - moms, 2400 sq.k. Wo hase- art, titin floor Mwxy or d- fice, great Boor pan in best lo- cifidrt. S23e.885. Call Sutton Classic. Fmk Halves, 19051430-9000 AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 130 Comma -dr ANLlf„r Aju Ira Willis Will, "(Am w - AeMMI MI llettlrs: �N.-lfl.: M Mr-S•'M r IOWx f."FIl.: 10:0011W"4'� PIN s '' ...._,w.: NMII 50 �tlt. tMNi MOT. Our �1 open Mon. to Fn. ti! 8:00 pen. Sat. 9:30 to 3:00 pm :1 Insxw- :1 �TOK"I(:AGFa AND 1A)ANti 1ST, 2NDS AND 31RDS N ed restna-ture,m y.xa tiriarnurg , (-rMsuk an expervened broker inimad a shopping ycxr sensation everywhere rttiUt[Ylg in a regurm impact Pirate furls available with equity. ASK FOR sY1.v1A .Itn_rs (905) 666-4986 19051430-8429 evxs. ai wkwds OSHAINA, oeo"n:m ir.ga low. East of Knob Hill &9 pletety renovated detac+ed garage. new broadloom. walk- out to Mara large lot. 3pc A 2ppcc baths Asking $109.900 (905)720-2307 PICKERUIG.st,mrrq execu- !ive cusf0m Duan horse 3000 541 0" Imrsfe0 DAserrert, very private. large lot Too manly upgrades to list. A-1 condi an For details Call (90543"12. You shit real estate costs, only 5329.900. comparable to tames in SAW 000 price rope OOMA IMU1fATE 2 .ng 1 bed- room bungalow diniroom. Large lot. partially hashed basement, 2 bathrooms 51 x122 50 Immaculate cow anion Cadillac Ave S 5149.900 Cal 905-576-7705 PRIVATE Ces" Nome with easy ,:ommute Wes! Hope Townsrxms p 3 bedroo. lawn n enswte. pod and large newly renovated kitchen Ask - mg $169.000 Call Newtonink {905 786.2770 1 Toemtioieee 3 BEDROOM townhouse 1333 Mary St Osruwa Units are selling in the high $70111s Owner prepared to sell In low S70ks Early dosing Serious inquiries only please. (905)728-7452 BOWMANN IE - take new 3 bedroom freehold townhouse new schools, shopping. Ga- rage. paved driveway. walkout to large deck and fenced yard. $118 Call 905-579.3462 Cmwwcw Ploostly 1 COFAM for Sob AJAX, Condo. 2-bdrm. 2 bis. A/C, swimmkip pod. tours. rec facilities, bake, $115.000. Cal (416)512-2M. WHITBY- I -Bedroom Cordo . Solarium 650 sq It 4 Appilances. tug bathroom, blinds, under- ground parking Must Sell. asking $94 900 Call 905)- 70%4C17 or (416)-219-4182 tests ear Sale BUILDING LOT - t 4 acres with dug will Located oet- ween Cobowg d Campbell - ford $17.000 Will cdnsrder 6holding 1 mortgage (905) 576- 3 WILDING LOTS for sale Central Osruwa 30 x 150 each Terms Call Ed Varma) verbeke Associate Broker Royal Lepage Frank Real Es - We 19051 576-4111 or Direct (905) 987-3211 1 Outo-Town proven" FOR SALE - 48 Acres 1300 on yearty oad Huge pone. maple. never logged Hydro phone lines CrowMaid near- by Loa of wJdde,a beautdW relreal 705-447-2181 1 caviller I 1 RED SETTER RESORT - cot- tages and trader park Loated an the Trent River rear Have - W Expanded 30 yew sites. some by the water Urge spacious sites Good fishrp, pook store. rec half Reason- able rates. Call (705)778- 3096 Eby II) MOKY PROBLEMS, Get out of debt quick without EEvveryoire aco w or p10ed Mess d aedt ra4nq. CaY for free utormation 905 576 3505 Student loath included. e FYtsmdfl FACT'S YOU NEED TO KNOW! 1 JON) 641-As28 DEBT RELIEF GUARANTEED WE CAN HELP! For our 48 Page First Look Fashion pre-print (Sale dates: Sept. 6-19, 1999). (VO92V199). Due to an error in advertising, the prices shown for the Evan Picone Fashions on pages 16- 17. (Selected stores only) are incorrect. Sears will honour the prices shown in the pre-print for these items until Sept. 19. After Sept. 19, Sears regular prices for this merchandise will be higher. PAGE 38 or our 40 page Sears pre-print (C092F599) 1/2 price Craftsman 60L wet/dry vacuum is actually a 20L wet/dry vacuum. Store Manager's sale (C093F599) page 17 (C093F399) page 13 (Sale dates: Sept. 13 -Sept. 19, 1999). Save 1/3 on boys' sizes 7-14 cargo pants, correct prices should read: Sears reg. 34.99. Sale 23.32. Store Manager's sale (CO93F599) page 36 Kenmore 28" built- in electric cooktop and wall oven now 5279.00 Is incorrec"'I. Should have read Kenmore 28" built-in electric cooktop non $279.00. Built-in oven is available for an additional charge. Store Manager's sale (C093F599) page 36 (C093F399) page 29 Kenmore 30" self -clean convection electric range is quoted incorrectly. This item should have read Kenmore 30" self -clean electric range. The convection feature is not available for this item. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused ' 1 NOr�9a9e`' usAnnounce a tts n urw MILLIONS ;'',R MORT GAGES 'r 2nd ResKlemaal Commercial Save up to 1 on renewals OAC Call Glen. the Moopw Guy at 905-655- 4966 D mmeon Mortgage 'OT MORTGAGES - Good Dad and ,g1, �.nancmg for airy pur- ,Ase AL applications accept- ed Call Commuey Nortpape Services Corp (905) 668- • 1 &on " pllortynew SS GOVERNMENT FundsSs irants and Oar; nfunn w 'o sin and expand your Dasi- �ess or farm 1-8D0-506.8866 ARE YOU mechanically a- ;i�ne Busmess oath good client base. 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Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE ® Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Z4 Thal St. Nwtk Uxk* 2444ow t=ax: (905) 579-"4218 Nwrx MOL4fU 41:30 me-SA0'lll `® c%ssitted Online -Now when • X24 -Hour Fete: (805# 86Z-4355�� on the intetnet at: fiitp.�pMlww�, � your word d `.k" .� dtuham.net 0 AfP PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 12, 1999 Grades Cwaduaya M &tea ' 1 D. • 1 aft CONGRATULATE YOUR GRADUATE! Congratulations PAUL! Love, Mom, Dad, i/ Laura & II I Jimmy! Actual we 0t Ad To place this ad in this special section call CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING AJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0"707 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 852-9'741 D SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Since 1872 Fivte Generations of EXcellence 32 Old Kingston Rd. Pickering Village (near Church & 1iyw. *2) (905) 4r-4366.1(800) 4161-0282 The War Amps PLAYSAFE Many members of The War Amps CHAMP Program for child amputees have lost limbs in accidents. They were hurt playing in dangerous places. Through videos, community presentations, and safety floats, these Safety Ambassadors warn other children to PLAYSAFE! "Don't let an accident happen to you! Spot the danger before you play!" To order a SAFETY WALK kit, a PLAYSAFE video, or your 1999 key tags, contact The War Amps: E -ZEE ACCESS Tel.: 1-800-250-3030 d,� '' Fax: 1-800-219-8988 'l http://www.waramps.ca Fj Charitable Registration Number: 13196 9628 RR0001 1 1 Improvements : 1 1 Improvements : 1 Roofing LNRoo&, '_ Rww � �a : Party Services Party Saviors DIRECT WINDOW Deal Directly and saw p6A" Roofing. '� 1- I. F L L.A'� Vicryl Replacement Thermal Windows N%'indows Side Slider • Oatole Hung 905-767-1240 & Renovations ElaY - Bow All types of Aluminum Work Jahn .Mcf-elfan "A .Nan ojffis %bird" Free Estimates (905) 426-6342 A 4it C 1R4fOi1NG Aad Al■ridiaea�a Shingling, all types of roof,,. neand old. W%X Workmanship Guaranteed 10% Ihscount to Seniors, fully insured. Free estimates. 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Senior a wa-fMonfh 1>iscow►ts. lica►sed, insured. ha Estimates. PnUatM" Hardin. CIM 486.77!6. QUICK Nn — Mo.i,rt • Dr4awaia • R86N A Remord social serv4m seniors MM -Ne" Dircareb Tru* a Driver $25ho Call Rey afliee (945)571-7533 hqW ("5)435-1947 Free estimates. Ian t 1 PAM sib • old Floor refinished • New floor installed • repairs • was' sanding• Best Low prices aquality a Cai Call David (416) 722-38K (416)794.4593 p`r. 833 resr, Now it's Jiver to h7 JMe Sea! Vacuuming, dusting, kitchens baths, blinds, baseboards, ledges, doss, and more for I low price of $65.00 SpeeW Jfrta rr., e, Wed can Rub Irl cell 416.7W92M compares for also accid- ent damani s. cad for free COMM today (416)330-7948 1 c.aerrrg a Lanatmim Shrub & Tree Care Trimming, removal, topping Fully insured Fri ((1] 416-W7i3,1 SERVICE Experts in Rcmoval, Trimming, Pruning &Topping Fully insured. Free estimates Call Shawn !41"1}1-M TREE CUTTING 3 TRIMMING 24 yrs. exp. Fully insured Free estimates 905-433-7140 * -eweFftoa Awd � 90 71-5331 'W7,91rir CLOWN / MAGICIAN A" e Live animals • All occasions • All ages Call Jeff (905) 839-7057 Art . . IM • 6aarWreasrrt Nuit siertriee Serving Pham Discretion Guaranteed Open 9a.m. Dail (905) its GI Now Hiring 18+ PLEASURE A sexy student with statuesque body. Lexi at (416)678-9664 A sweet treat to be Dilr~ ""Is aadlr/ewn's iet friar$ r7RVWj DURHAM MIDN F- DANCE & CLASS MIAMUIT A DOC19110111 CAJARAlWrMW 4104.8761 • NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDT ON, September 12, 199P A GE 31 "Crime Stoppers needshelpin solvimyschoolvandalism BY SERGEANT KEVIN SLANEY D14rham Regional Crime Stoppers t Crime Stoppers and Durham Re- s gional Police are asking for the pub- lic's assistance in solving a rash of i S vandalism that occurred hroughout Durham Region over the ummer. Vandalism of our schools greatly ncreases during the summer holi- Peace Lutheran Church hosts PICKERING — A local church here is inviting local chil- dren to register for Sunday School services. Peace Lutheran Church, 928 Liverpool Rd. at Bayly Street., hosts registration for Sunday school Sunday, Sept. 12 at 9 a.m., day season. Targct schools or porta- bles often have one or more win- dows smashed, resulting in costs to the school boards and taxpayers. Thousands of dollars are often Sunday School followed by breakfast at 9:15 a.m. Phone 839-3521 for more in- formation. spent repairing damages brought about by vandals. It is hoped that anyone with in- formation about school vandalism will take the time to call Durham Regional Crime Stoppers. You and 1, as taxpayers, pick up the tab for this senseless abuse of community property. Crime Stoppers will pay a cash reward for any information that will lead to an arrest in these incidents. HEALTH *A1FES7YLES.1.,1i1_ Ike Healthy Eating, There's good news and bad news about children's health reports the National Institute of Nutrition (NIN) in a recent newsletter. "First, the good news: children generally have a healthy attitude about food and seem to be eating well. The not - so -good news is that obesity is emerging as a problem, likely because they are starving for exer- cise," says NIN President Suzanne Hendricks. Kids' Perceptions On the plus side, eating is among children's favourite activi- ties, according to a Health Canada survey reported in RAPPORT. Kids give themselves good marks when asked to evaluate their eating habits but have some trouble seeing the bigger nutrition picture. Like many of the adults whose views they mir- ror, they tend to label foods as 1.good" or "bad." Fruits, vegetables and milk score high marks as healthy, or "good" foods. Children enjoy foods like chocolate and chips that are not part of the four Rood groups, but label them as "bad" Roods. This polarized view makes it difficult for them to truly evaluate their total eating pattern. What's more, grains are overlooked as an important part of healthy eating. According to Health Canada's survey, parents have the greatest influence on what kids eat. To rein- force balance, variety and modera- tion, they can help their children think of foods as being "everyday" and "sometimes" foods. The every- day foods are found in the four hood ADVERTISING FEATURE Healthy L groups; the sometimes foods are treats like chocolate, chips and pop - to be enjoyed occasionally. Because many children spend at least some time home alone, par- ents should provide tasty, nutritious snacks that are accessible, such as oatmeal cookies, crunchy cereals, yogourt or fruit. TV advertising, another influence on children, can be tumed into a learning experience by helping children think about how the ads they see influence their view of a product. The Real Nutrition Picture Nutrition data on children are scarce, highlighting the importance of a recent survey related to Ontario's Better Beginnings, Better Futures program. It suggests that children from low-income Ontario families are starving mainly for exercise. Despite low energy intakes, many of the children were obese, reports Susan Evers, Ph.D., of the University of Guelph, in RAP- PORT. School-age children were less active than preschoolers, suggesting that when days are spent in school, * Painted Pleasure * Folk Art Classes * All Levels * can (905-839-7710 With programmes in both reading and math, we've helped more than a million students build the skills and confidence they need to start the year off right. 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A recent World Health Organization survey con- firms the trend toward lack of activity. One quarter of the 11 to 1; year-old Canadian girls surveyed said that out- side of school, they were active only 1 /2 hour per week or less. Watching tele- vision was a popular pas- time among the girls and boys, with one quarter in front of the tube at least 4 hours a day. HEALTHY HABITS Projsssia■a! dome Hotttl� Cor .. /wder x&& Re WwW Ceti W Proja>aoaiol ••. • Complete Footcare • Pedicum :. • In Home or Me Appointtnettts • Ear Candling_ M +Be —0" (905) 579-8696 Neuro Linguistic Programming {NLP) Practitioner Course - 4 Units in Total I Adwve Pwsaorlal EJI'GP•1 wre 7 Enhanm Your Ability to Establish and Maintain Rapport 7 Gain Control Over Your EniVapping States of Mind Oct. 22-24 & Nov. 26-28,1999; Feb. 18-20 & Mar. 17-19, 2000 Call (905) 706-2821 Glenwood Associates Today's resources for tomormui's success MUSIC LESSONS Piano, Organ. Voice and Theory at Pickering Village United Church Royal Conservatory of Music Program Experienced Teacher Children 8 Adults Welcome 683-4721 or 905473-5640 = VILLAGE ARTS 8 CRAFTS FALL REGISTRATION Quilting. Folkart. Knitting, Pen 8t Ink, Bcarmakmg. Decoupage. Photography Kid's Crafts. Porcelain Dull tilaking. Watercolours. Cake Decorating, Creative Quilting, Fabulous Floor Cloths Monday, September 13, 1999 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Pickering Village Community Centre Corner of Linton ind SherukxA. Ajax Liana - 327-8692, Sharon - 427-9465 itAJAX COMETS BATON CLUB Caw" Recreational & Competitive Classics Agcs 3 and up Raton is a combirution of dancc, gymnastics and twirling skills. Pcrform in parades and shows, earn a triton badge, cnioy our club partirs' Registration: Tucs. rcpt 14th 6-8 p m. MC1EAN•s C C. For more information: Denise Cooper 683-5380 or 686-71 Certified OBTA instructors �a� 1 iYN/ry Have Fun! 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