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Pickering bangs the drum for amalgamation lvith Ajar
Arthurs calls on '
Province to force merger
WAYNE ARTHURS
'We can save the
taxpayers monev.'
BY A1AR14NNE T.4KACS
Stull Writer
PICKERING — Mayor
Wayne Arthur, has decided it's
time to drag Ajax to the altar.
'Ile mayor has issued a report
recommending Pickering make a
formal request to Municipal Af-
fairs Minister Steve Gilchrist to
appoint a "mediator' to "facili-
tate" the merger of Pickering and
Ajax by Deccmhcr 2M). Picker-
ing Council will vole on the rec-
Pickering councillor
slams high school's
overcrowding
`it will be a wild one' Brenner says
of public meeting on St. Mary
PICKERING — Concerns
about the numhcr of rxnrtabks at
St. Marr Catholic Secondary
School anti the lack of wash-
room and parking facihtics on
site will be the topic of discus-
sion at a public meeting here
Thursday.
The Town of Pickering is
hosting a public meeting at 7
P.M. tomorrow to discuss the sit-
uatunt at the school, which Ward
1 Regional Councillor Maurice
Brenner says is in violation of
the board's site plan agreement,
the Pickering coning bylaw and
the Ontanu Budding C'LJc.
"t would envision it will be a
wild unc:' Coun. Maurice Bren-
ner says of the upcoming moot-
ing, coxing the high enrolment at
the Whites Road school com-
bined with the number of porta-
bles, a lack of parking spaces
and insufficient washroom facil-
ities arc cause for concern.
"Ihey'rc not addressing the
accommodation problem," he
maintains, reporting the Town
has been "fielding an average of
eight to 10 complaints a day
about the washroom facilities
and students having to wait be-
tween 15 to 30 minutes because
they can't get in"
However, school principal
Mike Bak and school communi-
ty -.uuncll member Brenda
Birinyi dispute Coun. Brenner's
claims.
Although the current situa-
tion at St. Mar-, is "less than
ideal", students and teachers are
making the best of it, report% Mr.
Bak.
"I haven't received any calls
at all:' he says. "Why would
(parents or students) call the
Town and not our %chool7 I
haven't had one student com-
plain to me ... I don't know where
this is coming from"
Ms. Birinyi adds, "I've been
at the school every day and I
havcn't seen anything like that
where there's been big line-ups
at the washrooms.-
She
ashrooms -She notes, "We all known the
situation we're dealing with and
everybody is trying to do their
best ..at kast down the road we
will see this problem hopefully
resolved with the new school
(opening in north Ajax) in two
yc4v% ..
In the meantime, however, an
additional eight portabies have
been moved to the site since the
end of the pact school year,
bringing the tial to 38 porta-
bks.
And, because of that in-
crease, the Town's bylaws re-
quire the hoard to create addi-
tional parking and washroom fa-
cilitics to accommodine the in-
creased number of pupils at the
school, explains Walter Yew-
chyn, superintendent of support
services, noting that's some-
thing staff arc currently working
Oct.
He also reports the board is
planning to add a temporary
structure. roughly the size of
four portables. to the rear of the
building that will be used for
extra lunchroom space.
Referred to a% a 4 -PAC, the
structure has been ordered but
won't be placed on the property
until the Town approves a build-
ing permit, he adds.
"The students are getting a
good education and that is the
bottom line:' Ms. Binnyi says.
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ommendation at its next meeting
Tuesday. Sept. 21.
"We can save the taxpayers
money. provide them with better
governance. tetter administra-
tion:' says Mayor Arthurs. If the
Town doesn't move now to force
the union in time for the 2(XX)
municipal elections. he main-
tains, there os ill he "lour �e: r, of
protracted dncu IIm" "I munir
ipal restuctunne :i nl r
Province nn,•hi
some arrangement Pickering
won't like.
"We don't want to be part of
either the City of Tioronto or the
City of Durham:' he declares.
Mayor Arthurs maintains his
report "reflects the consensus
among a number of members of
council."
Al;k,, %I;iNor titcNc I'rOi .:I%,
Province to appoint a mediator.
"Mediation only works when
you have two participants who
agree in principle on what should
he dune. 'There's absolutely no
agreement between Ajax and
Pickering on the issue of amalga-
IllatIcm"
'I}Iere should toe no merger
hetoseen the Into lulsns, says
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RON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo
A new school board?
A group of Pickering High School students and entertained one another with their
traded in their books for boards during a re- tricks. Here, Mark Polak concentrates on a
cent lunch hour session in Pickering tillage soft landing while riding his board.
referendum during the Novem-
ber 2(1(X) elections is expected to
go h0ore Ajax Council Sept. 20.
He maintains residents would
vote against amalgamation.
"rhe People of the Town of
Ajax are very community -proud.
They feel very attached to Ajax.
1 don't think they're overly im-
pressed with the way heal gov-
ernment has worked in the Town
See MERGER page A4
Pickering
holdup
botched
by bad
grammar
But police fear
bandit struck
successfully a
second time
PICKERING — A gram-
Inatically challenged bank
robber brushed up on his Eng-
lish after a botched hast in
here Monday, before possibly
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Durham Regional Puhce
said a man entered the Na-
tional Bank of Canada, at
1838 l.Ivcrpool Rd., around
3:35 p.m. Monday and handed
a holdup note to a teller.
"There appears to have
been a misunderstanding over
the contents of the note.
which contained a grammati-
cal error:' said Sergeant Jim
Grimley, Police spokesman.
The confused teller tried
handing over a single $50 bill,
prompting the frustrated ban-
dit to reply. "That's not what I
meant.' then storm out of the
bank.
He was desctibed by police
as a white man, about 30
years old, with long blond
hair in a ponytail and wearing
a green baseball cap, navy
blue jacket and dark pants.
Police are probing Pocn-
tial links to Monday's at-
tempted rubbery and two bank
heists, one of them successful,
Tuesday at the Pickering
Town Centre.
Grading the new high school report
See BANDIT page A4
cards
`Learning process' monitored along with subject assessments
BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Saff Writer
High school teachers will be
taking a "new approach" to
marking students this year as
the Province's new report cards
are introduced at secondary
schools across Ontario, school
board officials report.
"It's an absolute paradigm
shift," says Paul Pulla, the
Durham Catholic District
School Board's superintendent
of secondary schools, of the
new reporting system being
phased in this year in conjunc-
tion with the new Grade 9 cur-
riculum.
"We're not just looking at
the final mark, we're looking at
the learning process and the
growth of the student," Mr.
Pulla reports, noting while the
report card itself is different
from past evaluation forms, it
"mirrors" the report cards im-
plemented in elementary
schools two years ago. The "as-
sessment strategies" teachers
are now expected to use also
differ.
Leo Plue, co-ordinator of
secondary school restructuring
at the Durham District School
Board, explains while teachers
would have included students'
learning skills in grade calcula-
tions in the past, teachers will
now report a student's mark and
their skill development on sepa-
rate sections of the evaluation
form.
For example, the mark a stu-
dent receives in mathematics
will only represent their math
skills, he says, while their
learning skills, such as team-
work, organization and student
initiative will be left out of the
equation when teachers calcu-
late grades and will be separate-
ly noted on report cards, which
were finalized by the Province
in March.
But, unlike elementary re-
port cards, the new secondary
evaluation forms for the 1999-
20W school year will not in -
Slee REPORT )loge A4
PAUL PULLA
'Absolute paradigin shift.'
P PAGE A2 NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESDAY EDITION, September IS, I
Pickering nuclear plant
passes big Y2K test
Clocks pushed ahead to simulate
arrival of year 2000 with reactor running
RF.tfAK(d \ \7 T4RAT'.S
G.r;i N retie
PI('KERIM; — Fhe net% nlillen-
munl al-MCcl ,u the Pickering nuclear
station la,t Friday morning.
It was only a test though, as station
Operators rolled the clock, at the sta-
tion', Unit F reactor forward into the
year 2(XX). The reactor was operating
at full power at the time, and to e%ery-
one', great relief nothing happened.
"It went really well:' said Andy
Chen, Y2K project manager for the
Pickering plant. at a press conterence
held byOntario Powcr Generation
(OP(i) Tuesday morning to announce
the result of Friday's run-through.
"The test was really smooth. Vie didn't
have am glitches at all"
A staff team has been working
since July of 1997 on eradicating the
millennium computer bug at the Pick-
ering nuclear facility. on a budget of
$12 million. As niant as rill people
were working on the project at its
peak, reported Mr. Chen, and there are
still 45 un the job.
"We're ready to go through to the
year 21XXI:" he said, noting the Picker-
ing plant has finished much of its mil-
lennium preparation work before
Atomic Encrgy Control Board dead-
lines. '-H'e're way, ahead tit' schedule
on getting things ready"
Dealing with the millennium bug
has been a three-phase program at
Pickering. In the first phase, 1,822
txpc, of computer hardware and soft-
ware ,y,tems that could potentially be
affected by the bug were identified and
analysed, and of these NX) needed to
he either fixed or replaced Systems
were then all tested mdn )dually.
The second phase culminated in
Fnday', 'integrated' test of systems
working together with Unit x opavat-
ing at lull ptmer. In addition to the
new year, the clock% were also %uc-
ce%sfully rolled through Feb. 2S and
29, 2(XN), two other dates that could
hate caused a problem in a Icap year.
Ivor. Chen noted station %Taft were "so
anxious" to complete the testing that
they worked through lunch and ended
up finishing the job by about 2 p.m. in-
stead of ', p.m. as originalh expected.
According to OPCS, no other utility
in Forth America has undertaken 1.2k
testing of this magnitude on nuclear
facilities. On-line tests of reactors
hace alreadt taken place at the Bruce
(March 2_9) and Darlington (June 16)
nuclear stations.
The third phase of the Pickering
station's millennium program imolyes
contingency planning for anything that
could go wrong Nev. 1 -ear's Eye de-
spite the successful test Friday.
"!n our business things happen
every day so we have to expect the
hest but prepare for the worst:' said
Mr. Chen.
Some of those contingency plans
also got a run-through last week as the
station participated in a North Ameri-
can Electricity Reliability Council
(NERC) millennium eye drill Sept. 8-
9.
"NVc went through all the scenarios
that could have happened that night:'
explained Mr. Chen, including prob-
lems like loss of phone systems and a
grid failure forcing the shutdown of all
Pickering's reactors.
Even though the major testing is
over there's still plenty of millennium
preparation going on. All digital sys-
tems are being monitored, for exam-
ple, to make sure nothing new is intro-
duced that could undermine their mil-
lennium -readiness.
Some critical materials from out-
side sources arc also being stockpiled
to make sure tluy're available should
suppliers encounter their own millen-
nium problems.
Planning is also under way to have
additional staff on hand at the Picker-
ing station New Year's Eve to handle
any contingency that nwy arise. Mr.
Chen expects abowt 90 to Hill extra
people will be there, but is optimistic
they won't really be needed.
"I'm very confident we're going to
he watching the paint dry that night:'
he %aid.
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The Durham Regional Police will txr
out in full fierce this weekend and you're
welcome.
The Ajax -Pickering Community Po-
lice office hosts its third annual Com-
munity Day on Saturday. Sept. 18.
Among the activities and participants
are the Metra Toronto Police Mounted
Unit, the Durham Police tactical. marine
and Ira fic management units, the canine
unit, the paddy wagon, the Ajax and
Pickering Fire Departments, the St.
John Ambulance, two antique police
cruisers, the Durham Police Pipes and
Drums Band, the honour guard. the
polygraph unit, the emergency htmb
disposal unit, an accident awareness dis-
play and the State Farm Insurance bike
rodeo.
It's being held from 10 a.m. tit 3 p.m.
at the police station at the nonheasl cor-
ner of Kingston Road and Brock Road
in Pickering.
There will also be refreshments,
clowns, face painting, a magician and
pony rides.
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Dinner, dance fights domestic
and less effective in today's market
To hear a brief recorded message
testi c VIOl1ence
The fact of the matter is that fully three
about how to order your free copy of
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j quarter, of homesellers don't get what
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24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The Women's Rights Action Ctali-
The dinner and dance is being held
disadvantaged when they put their
Call Now a rind tit how you can
tion (WRAC) of Durham is holding a
from 6 p.m. to I a.m. at Don Beer
home on the market
get the most money her your home.
fund-raising dinner and dance on Satur-
Arena. 940 Dillingham Rd. in Picker-
I As this report uncovers, most
day. Sept. 25. All proceeds from the
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or to order tickets.
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ucation Minister Janet
cess of Ajax in doing signifi-
Merger plans pick up
Bandit is believed to have struck
three times
steam in
Pickering
political gain.
BANI)iTlrom jugeAI cash and escaped, police said.
"It have
Rohhery unit detectives re-
in
without obtaining any rash.,,
Sgt. Grimley, without fur-
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appears this may
At about 10 a.m., a man been the sante person." said Sgt.
wearing a green baseball cap en- Grimley, noting similarities in
turned to the mall the after-
noun 'Tuesday after the Toronto
Dominion branch Was victim-
said
ther elaborating. The would-be
rubber fled south through the
ed according to how well
thecommunity. 1 think they
STF-V PARISH
tered the Scotiahunk in the mall the description of the bandit and
iced by a note -passing bandit :u
mall and gut away despite an
of Pickering, quite fiankh."
instead of playing with
11
and passed a holdup note. He the clothing he wort' during the
1:45 p.111.
extensive search of the arca by
Mayor Parish suggests
lor Maurice Brenner, and
tion) is the strategy they
grit an undisclosed amount of holdup.
In that case. huwevrr. "he left
police,
Pickering councillors want
amalgamation because
ter: r
happening with the munici-
w'ith amalgamation propos-
pal restructuring pushed for-
als similar to those in the
they re ' envious of the suc-
ucation Minister Janet
cess of Ajax in doing signifi-
Ecker quickly issued a
cant and innovative things in
statement contradicting
kcal government'. and for
those reports.
political gain.
"tile government's new
"They're looking to be
curriculum sets clear expec-
bigger shuts in a bigger
tations for student achieve -
Pond. I don't think thev're
Iwo PA
kxtking at the best interest of
ed according to how well
thecommunity. 1 think they
STF-V PARISH
should be focused on giving
Pickering 'envious'.
Pickering g(xod gmemment
Uxbridge MPP noted- "Stu-
instead of playing with
at level.
maps."
"71yerCs no doubt in my
Ward I Regional Council-
mind (regional amalgama-
lor Maurice Brenner, and
tion) is the strategy they
Ward '_ local Councillor
have:' says Coun. Holland.
Mark Holland, who coo -au-
noting that is what's been
thored a 'discussion paper'
happening with the munici-
w'ith amalgamation propos-
pal restructuring pushed for-
als similar to those in the
ward so far by Queen's Park.
mayor's report, both support
-To sit hack is waiting for
Mayor Arthur,,,* proposal.
disaster. We are the test. This
They note Mr. Gilchrist
is an opportunity for the gov-
has appointed mediators for
Lmment to prove they hack
amalgamation in four other
locally -driven solutions."
regions til Ontario in time for
Mayor Parish, however,
nett year's elections and
doesn't agree there's an
Plckenng has to move quick-
need to hum'. All the discus -
11 If it wants to he included in
sions he's had with protvin-
this round of legislation for
tial officials, including cabi-
municipal restructunng. If
net ministers, he says. '-indi-
Pickenng allows this round
cate to me there's nu agenda
to slip hv, ihiey Say, the
to make a Durham CITY"
Province can he expected to
Mcnlhem of the public
push forward a restructunng
who wish to have their say
agenda that will result to
on the amalgamation propos-
amalgamations at the region-
al at Pickering Council Sept.
Report cards
have new look, new
assessment areas
RE'PORT from page AI
ucation Minister Janet
SALE!
Ecker quickly issued a
elude an achievement chain
statement contradicting
outlining the four levels of
those reports.
assessment that are equated
"tile government's new
with percentage grade
curriculum sets clear expec-
ranges.
tations for student achieve -
Mr Pluc explains teach-
merit and students are grad-
ers "have a one-year break"
ed according to how well
lxlorc thev have to stat
they have learned the matc-
using the new assessment
nal:' the Pickering -Ajax -
charts to grade students.
Uxbridge MPP noted- "Stu-
-Next year they're going
dents who arc late with
to have to use achievement
their work or show p(wr
charts and levels of'assess-
work habits can expect to
menta' he says, adding a
see that reflected In their re -
couple of the board's high
pen card. -
schools may be involved In
Meanwhile, teachers in
a pilot project using those
Durham Region will partic-
assessment levels this year.
ipate in training workshops
And while several media
geared toward the new as -
reports last week stated
sessment process this fall
teachers will he encouraged
before the new report cards
not to penali c pupils for
arc sent home with pupils
late asstgnmenLs under the
for the first time in Novem-
new assessment mtldcl. Ed-
her.
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W° RFs NOTICE OF REPEAL OF
c DEVELOPMENT CHARGE BY --LAW
BY THE CORPORATION OF THE
TOWN OF PICKERINO
TAKE NOTICE that the Council of the Corporation of the
Town of Pickering repealed Development Charge By-law
Number 3854191 effective September 1, 1999; and
TAKE NOTICE that any person or organization may
apply for a refund of credits for ineligible services given
under Section 13 of the Development Charges Act, 1989
(old act) by filing with the Clerk of the Town of Pickering
on or before the 201h day of November, 1999 an
application for refund.
A credit for ineligible services is a credit given under the
old Act where the municipality permitted the provision of
services in lieu of the payment of all or any portion of a
development charge, equal to the reasonable cost to the
owner of providing services ineligible under the
Development Charges Act, 1997. Such services include
the provision of cultural or entertainment facilities,
including museums. theatres and art galleries; the
provision of tourism facilities, including convention
centres; the acquisition of land for parks: the provision of
a hospital; the provision of waste management services;
the provision of headquarters for the general
administration of municipalities an local boards; and
other services as prescribed, including a credit given
under the old Act as it applies under Section 62.
There is no right of appeal to the Ontario Municipal
Board in respect of a claim under Section 64 of the Act
for a refund of credits for ineligible services.
Dated at the Town of Pickering this 15th day of
September, 1999.
Bruce Taylor. AMCT. CMM
Town Clerk
Town of Pickering
One The Esplanade
Pickering, Ontario L1 V 6K7
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Top
Catholic
teacher
honoured
A"coura-
geous Catholic
leader" who's
been a "generous
mentor" to hun-
dreds of students
and teachers
over the years
was honoured by
the Durham
Catholic District
School Board
Monday for his
contribution to
Catholic educa-
tion.
JOHN
BROWN
'Strong
commitment.
John Brown,
who served as a
leacher, adminis-
trator and board
superinlendent
during his 30 -
year career, was
named as the re-
cipient of the
board's 1998-99
Award of Merit.
"AII who
know John can
attest to his
strong commit-
ment to Catholic
education but
also to his wrong
faith in the way
he is an inherent
witness to the
Catholic faith;'
board chairman
Mary Ann Mar-
tin said in pre-
senting the
award.
"He is, above
all, a courageous
Catholic leader,
a man of imcgri-
ly with a strong
moral compass.
who has been a
wise and gener-
ous mentor to
hundreds of stu-
dents and teach-
ers in this
board.- she
added.
Mr. Brown's
long leaching ca-
reer took him to
several schools
across the re-
gion, including
St. Christopher
Catholic School
in Oshawa, Our
Lady of the Bay
in Pickering,
Archbishop
Denis O'Connor
Catholic High
School, when
the school was
located in Whit-
by, Sl. Mar-
guerite Bour-
geoys Catholic
School in Pick-
ering and Mon-
signor Paul
Dwyer Catholic
High School in
Oshawa.
"It's very
humbling to be
nominated ... whe
n you look at the
people who have
been nominated
in the past," Mr.
Brown told
trustees at Paul
Dwyer Monday.
I've had a
wonderfully in-
teresting career.
I wouldn't
change it for a
moment," he
said of his years
teaching in ele-
mentary and sec-
ondary schools,
his service as a
superintendent
and his involve-
ment with the
Ontario English
Catholic Teach-
ers' Association
(OECTA).
"The great
thing is the won-
derful individu-
als that (arc)
here to share it
with me," he
noted.
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NEWS ADV LRTISEIZ SEPT. 15 1999
EDITORIAL
Here's your
chance to be a
`community builder'
United Way campaign needs
our continued support in '99
It's quite fitting that United Wa% officials in Ajax and
Pickering have persuaded municipal. regional, provincial
and c%ci federal politicians to take part in a 'community
builders' competition to help launch the 1999 fund-rais-
ing campaign.
it's especially appropriate lir the local United Way.
which secs its eftiorls -- and the collective efforts of
donors and volunteers across Ajax and Pickering — as a
laudable and attainable attempt at building Communities.
And the 22 United Way agencies in Ajax and Picker-
ing which fund more than 90 community programs, will
continue to labour in building strong. compassionate,
helpful and accessible communities for everyone.
So. while we can draw parallels between some of the
events the local United Was has in store in the 1999 eam-
paign and the people who take part in them. we can also
draw comfort from the fact that United Wav-funded pro-
grams — which may have been a benefit to you or some-
one %ou love — provide the very building blocks on
which we can all reach new heights.
"?'here are programs funded by the Ajax -Pickering
United Wav which help alleviate the daily struggle
against poverty tor some. programs which work to break
the cycle of domestic violence and abuse, programs
which encourage and stimulate children, and programs to
help develop skills among the jobless so they can find
meaningful employment.
Thcse are just a few of the initiatives people in Ajax
and Pickering — people just like you — have helped
fund. nurture and grew.
Alas. the job of the United Way will never be cum-
pletc. As our communities grow, so will the need for re-
sources and funding it, feed the needy. to create opportu-
nities for men and women, and to provide the es%cnual%
for a single parent struggling to make ends meet.
Indeed. the United Wav in Ajax and Pickering is one
of the leaders in community building. Working alongside
the agencies they help fund. by bringing together skilled
volunteers and generous donors, the United Way can
look forward to continued success in your neighbxur-
hood
By working with the United Way and one another, to-
gether we can pro%ide the means for people to help them-
%clvc% build a brighter future.
You hxo can be an architect. An engineer or a labourcr
and help build stronger communities in Ajax and Picker-
ing.
A -OK on Y2K
Pickering nuclear station passes
test, ready for the year 2000
Pickering nuclear officials — and the rest of the com-
munity — are surely breathing a sigh of relief with the
news that nothing scan happened during a Y2K test at
the station last Friday.
After exhaustive and extensive preparations, a Y2K
team at the Pickering plant pushed the clocks ahead to
fowl a reactor running at full power into thinking the year
20(x) had arrived and...nothing happened.
Certainly that's refreshing news coming from the
Pickering Nuclear Generating Station amid the current
rash of criticism and complaint levelled against officials
there.
Iffin
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
New Year's Eve
frivolities a waste
To the editor:
Like Barb iwiner (Letter to
the editor- News Advertiser,
Sunday, Aug. 29). 1 am also ex-
tremely disgusted at the admin-
istrati%c qualities of the dim
bulbs occupying the City Hall,
Their New Year's Eve bash
and other ►n%olitics arc utilizing
hundreds of thousands of dol-
lars, while Pickering has a long
way to go before reaching some
basic achievements A% a Town.
Ms. Twiner made some valid
inquiries into (I) A local com-
poster (2) Allotted plots for gar-
dening for the section of com-
munity which is not entitled tO
land. I could add a mammoth list
which this destitute Town i% in
dire need of. Here are just two
alternative areas for spending:
-Finch Avenue could he
widened to alleviate the rush-
hour traffic on Kingston Road,
our main corridor This is a terri-
ble oversight by the Town plan-
ners for longer than should be
tolerated.
• B% association with Hydro, the
Town of Pickering has a dark
and dismal hue, factors one
would assume the gcmuse% at
Town Hall would correct by a fa-
cadc of aesthetics. Towns with-
out a power problem or any
problem to mask. have fantastic
aesthetic planning. and infra-
structures. Flower -lined av-
enues, flowing hanging baskets.
sidewalks fraught with colour.
foliage. pottery, and benches.
Little things that add up to a de-
lightful and welcoming Town.
Yet with this setback Pickering
is known for. do the administra-
tors hasten to resolve this prob-
lem? No. a few thousand dollars
spent on our Town's reputation,
to brighten up her derelict and
fired appearance: would have too
important a consequence.
All these things I've men-
tioned could be enjoyed for
years while the same couple
hundred thousand dollars will
give us only one really goxxl
night of fun. Who can compare
that kind of sense, after we don't
have the money the morning
after?
Heaven help us all in this in-
sanity, and with a Town run by
these people
I.yn Bishop-Houssain,
Pickering
Millennium hype
To the editor:
i must disagree with your edi-
torial "New name. old image.-'
Pickering is an up-and-coming.
sown-lo-bc city.
Never mind the creaking nu-
clear station that sullies the water-
front. Overlook the garbage dump
(that isn't there Just because it's
covered up). Disregard the rich
farmlands being traded for more
development and highways. Pick-
ering is ahead of its time'. Years
and years ahead' Well, prcciscly
one year. We shall sown be known
As "Canada's Only Millennium
City." Of course! No one else
wanted the reputation Of being
foolish enough to get caught up in
the hype. Pickering will "official-
ly" celebrate the millennium on
Jan. 1, 2000, along with many
other cities and towns. Then, on
January 1, 2001, the real new mil-
lennium will begin. Ouicily. So
quietly that we'll hear the Town
— make that City — councillors
crying in their sleeves. All the cel-
ehrating done, all the party money
spent, just as the real party is set
to begin.
Premier should apply
test to own MPPs
David Porter,
Picker''i.g
Teachers, doctors, civil servants under microscope
And% Chen. the expert leading the Y2K preparations
Premier Mike Harris is anxious
lure governments to balance their
at the plant. could hardly contain his delight in announc-
to test others to see whether they
budgets when they have not dune
ing the error -free test. And. he's already I(r)king forward
do their jobs properly, but not soall
they could to balance their
to the real thing on Dec. 31 at midnight.
eager to examine his own.
ErIC
own, preferring to bestow tax cuts.
Nuclear officials are bringing in extra staff that night.
The Progressive Conservative
Dowd
The Tiories* legislation also is
limited because it
but don't expect much will happen.
premier said after a caucus of his
would review
As Mr. Chen wryly noted. "I'm very confident we're
MPPs that regular retesting of
only ministers' performances and
going it) be watching the paint dry that night."
teachers, which he promised be-
At Queen's' Park
then only when they fail to bal-
1Ye hope so too.
fore the June election and ap
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ance budgets.
peared to win support for from
A stricter appraisal like that
E-mail comments on these editorials to
parents, will start next summer.
vertising promoted a leader or
promised teachers would cut min-
nnewsCWdurham.net. Submissions which include the
His government has said it
party policies and little emphasis
isters' pay for example when they
writer's full name and town of residence will! be consid-
wants also to base pay increases
was on individual MPPs.
commit gaffes like being rebuked
Bred for publication.
for all civil servants on their indi-
Mr. Harris, through his four
by a court (Al Leach), exhorting
vidual performances rather than
years as premier has tried to claim
welfare recipients to live on dent -
YOUSAID IT
automatically give annual increas-
es up to the maximum in their
he is leading this trend toward
stricter accountability by subject-
ed cans of tuna (David Tsubouchi)
or suggesting inventing crises to j
--
range. It already pays managers on
ing elected members of his party
gain support for policies (John
The question was: What does
performance.
The Ontario College of Physi-
to it.
The Tories said in the 1995
Snobelen).
Assessing individual MPPs by
cians and -Surgeons additionally is
election they would achieve this
their performance is more difficult
the Terry Fox Run, in Pickering
considering whether all doctors,
through so-called taxpayer protec-
because [hey are less known, but a
whose abilities are a matter of life
tion legislation and have twice in-
start could be made by examining
this Sunday, Sept. 19,
or death to patients, should be ex-
troduced legislation that would re-
how they fail to attend sittings of
amined every five years to see if
quire a government not to increase
the legislature.
mean to you?
they are still competent to prac-
taxes unless approved by a refer-
Since Mr. Harris has been pre-
tise. The proposal is being made
endum and balance its annual bud-
mier the legislature has sat an av-
by doctors themselves, but could
get except in some limited circum-
erage of only 86 days a year and
be a move to pre-empt testing by
stances starting in the year 2001.
had to stop debates more often
Mr. Harris.
If a government failed to bal-
than any before it because fewer
One logical outcome of this
ance its budget, ministers would
than the required 20 of 130 MPPs
'
trend is that members of the legis-
lature. who make laws that affect
lose 25 per cent of the ministerial
part of their salaries in the first
were in their seats.
The legislature does not record
everyone, also should he ap-
year and 50 per cent if it failed a
MPPs' attendance to avoid embar-
praised to see if they are doing
second time. Ministers are paid
rassing them. It could start and
their jobs adequately or need up-
$780)7 as MPPs and an extra
dock the pay of those who are
grading.
$32,997 as ministers.
away without reason, but Mr. Har -
A counter -argument to this is
One trouble with this is the To-
ris is not keen on performance re -
that MPPs are assessed in general
ries brought in their legislation
views that show up his own mem-
-
elections usually every four years.
both times so late in sessions they
bers.
Terry Glover Wendy Me- Dave Uren
But elections increasingly have
did not have the remotest chance
says. "it nteanN a Cabe -Cheung says. "it means a
become reviews of parties rather
of getting it passed. The second
E-mail comments on this column
lot. There should says. "It means lot of people try-
than individual MPPs.
time was only two days before
to nnewsC�durham.net. Submis-
be more people cancer... hope... op ing u) raise a lot
The vast majority voted in June
they called the election.
Bions which include the writer's
participating." tinlism." of money for a
according to whether they sup-
They recognized they would
full name and town of residence
good cause."
ported or opposed the Harris gov-
look inconsistent having a law far
will be considered for publica-
ernment's policies. Almost all ad-
in advance that would compel fu-
tion.
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NEWS ADVERTISER WEDNESOAN EDITION, September I S,19" PAGE A7 AIP
Nuclear
power opponents call for 'green'
alternatives
NY I L4'i>A N'f/I'1'fi
.ti Iall Wrtr,'.
Fora community that has lung
lived in the shadow of nuclear
power plants, it's likely difficult
to imagine living in a 'solar coy' where
solar power plants convert sunlight di-
rectly into electricity and where wind
turbines generate electricity with giant
blades rotating above [he ground.
While that scenario may sound like
something out of a futuristic movie•
some believe strongly that solar energy
is the key to a future [hat is otherwise
susceptible to the effects of nuclear
power and fossil fuels like coal.
'.Canada is not ready for an energy
revolution, but it's not a question of if
it will happen. but when:' maintains
Steven Guilbeault, climate and energy
campaigner for Greenpeace Canada.
"Wind is becoming competitive
with traditional sources' of producing
energy. Mr. Guilbcauh says from his
Montreal office. "Solar, according to
various experts, will he competitive in
five to 10 years:'
Wind generation has already
quadrupled in the past four years, re-
ports Dave Marlin of Durham Nuclear
Awareness, making "virtually certain
that nuclear power use has peaked his-
torically and will decline in the next
year or two "
The only places nuclear stations are
being built now are in developing
countries like China and South Korea,
where large facilities are needed to
provide a power infrastructure that is
not in place yet. as it is here.
Though there are no plans to build
new nuclear stations in Ontario, offi-
cials at Ontano Power Gcncratiun be-
lieve Durham residents could continue
to live in the shadow of two nuclear
power plants — Pickenng and Dar-
lington — fix another 30 to 40 wars.
Elsewhere. countries like Denmark
"are leading the pack" in the rejection
of nuclear power, notes Mr. Martin.
And France, once deemed the most
pro -nuclear European country. has
adopted a mloraionum on further con-
struction of nuclear plants.
Booth Mr Martin and Mr. Guilbcault
hope Canada will follow that lead
when OPG'-, monopoly in the electric-
ity sector is rennovcd and the Province
opens up to competition mirrictirne next
year.
Tir
c% also hope an international
eaty to reduce greenhouse gas
nussions being bandied abut
would force changes if approved, as it
would imptx financial penalties on
counines with high carbon dioxide
emissions.
An unregulated electricity market
"could he a huge opportunity to move
ahead:' says Kir. Martin. -We think the
soxmer the better. There arc green
power folks who need w begin selling -
energy from wind farms and other
sources to finance future growth.
'sobers is no question in my mind
that there will be a substantial number
of ratepayers %ho don't want to buy
nuclear and coal and will he happy to
Koyct)tt" companies using thou
sources to produce energy, says Mr
Martin.
Certainly, OPG is bracing for the
change competition will bring. It al-
ready has a "px)l of certified green en-
ergy supply from Kith new and exist-
ing sources that it plans to market as a
premium product to interested whole-
sale consumers:' notes John Earl of
media relations.
"This includes power from small
hydro, landfill, wind and solar energy
sources. In addition, as OPG continues
to [develop this market, it will add addi-
tional certified 'green' sources (biogas,
landfill gas, wind, solar, small hydro): -
But -until the new market rules are
published, we don't know what the
market will look like in 2000:' Mr. Earl
adds. OPG does realize, however, that
some restrictions will be placed on it.
"We will be less of a supplier:' con-
cedes Mr. Earl. "Four thousand
megawatts of our (total operating ca-
pacity of 28.000 megawatts) has to find
its way out of OPG's market control.
What that means is anyone's guess:'
Further, -at the end of 10 years, the
government, it appears, will ask OPG
to reduce its stature in the Ontario mar-
ket to 35 per cent as the maximum" —
a huge decrease from the 85 per cent of
the market it now enjoys, Mr. Earl
says.
Still, "OPG sees nuclear stations
and nuclear power as being very good
value for consumers in Ontario, based
on both the environment and econom-
ics... We hope the nuclear power Fleet
will continue to provide a substantial
(share of energy produced) in a com-
petitive market"
Last year, nuclear power account-
ed for 43 per cent of OPG (then
Ontario Hydro)'s generation,
while fossil fuels made up 24 per cent
and hydro electric generation account-
ed for 23 per cent. (Purchases from
non-utility generation and imports
from utilities in Quebec, Manitoba and
the United States haven't been includ-
ed in those figures.)
It uses nuclear power as a "base"
supply for 12,000 to 1400 megawatts
of energy needed over a 24-hour peri-
od and depends on coal-fired plants to
meet daily peaks of 4,000 to 6,000
megawatts a day.
Nuclear power "can move up and
down, but not with the speed of coal:'
But `soft technologies' not yet viable: Nuclear operator
An airlock tit the Pickering Nuclear Generating .Stu- newer. cleaner technologu.� to prndrr e rlc, !roc ,rr
tion .rymbolize.s the high-technology required for nu- power, but nuclear uffccials here .ray alternative
deur power generation. Environmental ,groups sourcev of energy jbr large communities remain u
maintain it's time for governments to consider lona; sway” r)fj:
Mr. Earl explains. -We want a system
that can track that demand. Nuclear
plants aren't designed to do that:'
Ad that,
ays Mr.sop conr <tartin. is
one
e
" Ic.Lr plrwcr in Ontano nccessi-
iaiLc the roved for huge amounts of coal
and that's not about to change. Nuclear
plants will continue to have pxor per-
toxmance' and axil will continue to be
used to fill in the gaps.
"Coal is there hccause we have cre-
atedan over -reliance on nuclear
power;' "argues Mr. Martin.
DNA has long expressed concerns
abut routine radioactive emissions
from nuclear power plants and the im-
pact that has on the environment and
health. Emissions from an accident
could have a catastrophic impact, DNA
spokesmen maintain.
Though nuclear operators and regu-
lators maintain routine radioactive
emissions are low and post no hazard.
Mr Martin points it) evidence suggest-
ing even low-level radiation can be
dangerous over the long term and that
tntium causes cancer and birth defects.
hr -. ffects of coal are equally lis-
,ri.:cnmg. say its opponents.
\r pollution "is resperosihlc for
I.SIA! premature deaths every year in
the province:' according to a Green-
peace news release.
"Although the Ontano Medical As-
sociation has called for strict new caps
on air pollution from coal and oil -fired
power stations, the provincial govern-
rrwnt has failed to introduce any new
air pollution regulations to accompany
(the Energy Competition Act):' Green-
peace criticizes in that release.
Btit OPG defends its use of coal.
"At our fossil stations. we have
achieved a steady reduction in
sulphur dioxide. nitrogen oxide and
particulate emission rates through an
integrated air management program, a
strategic fuelling program. and signifi-
cant, continuing investments in pollu-
tion prevention measures;' its Weh site
says.
OPG officials also recognize that
coal is cheap, and that it is used to gen-
erate electricity in states like Michigan
— areasthat OPG will be competing
against in an unregulated electricity
market.
American coal plants are producing
power at a cost of roughly two cents
fU.S.1 per kili.watt hour, while oil and
gas plants arc generating it for about
three cents (U'.S i. OPG's production
cost. with such factors as nuclear de-
commissioning and nuclear waste dis-
posal factored in, is roughly equivalent
three cents (US).
At the same time. combined cycle
•i itural gas turbine plants arc establish-
ing themselves in the electricity mar-
ket. Though the plants are efficient.
heap to build and apparently less
h;umful to the environment than coal
Tants. they do contribute to air pollu-
tion and there is uncertainty about the
future price of natural gas.
, A1 while DNA and Greenpeace
f„ int to those factors in their
oil torr 'greener' energy. OPG
s:r,. r. ',ane has not yet come. "You
Iiuk around North Amenca and the
world and none of the softer technolo-
gies have been able to provide the kind
of power- needed by a large popula-
tion. Sir F::ul explains.
OPG promises, however, to "contin-
ue monn>nng" the use of 'green' ta:h-
nologics and recognizes "they are he -
coming more and more viable for indi-
vidual use"
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SCOUTING: The 3rd Alax Scouts
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Here's how to fill your blue box
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METALS — Food/bever-
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Brown paper bags also
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Place beside your Blue
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Do not include
milk/juice cartons or egg
cartons.
Sue Camphell of
Durham Region notes "the
letters. 'PFT'E' do not have
to he on the container."
Not all the Iwo -litre pop
bottles have PETE printed
beside the recycling logo
with #I.
In the near future 1 will
be reporting on the Fact
Sheets the Recycling
Council of Ontario is
preparing on each of these
materials.
These fact sheets will be
included in their upcoming
Waste Reduction Week
(Nov. 1-7) information kit
that will be sent to schools
across Ontario.
Pickering resident Klara
Bergant's request could not
have come at a better time.
Miller Waste Durham Inc.
on Squires Beach Road and
Durham Recycling Centre
on Gerrard both sell Blue
Boxes at a cost of $4 each.
Next week: Blue Boxes
away from home!
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Football Dolphins
Hground
Peewees Thunder -struck by Scarborough
The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins
Football Club grounded the
Hawkeycs in Oshawa, but were
Thunder -struck in Scarborough dur-
ing minor toothall league action on
Sunday.
The tykes met little resistance
from their Oshawa Hawkeyes coun-
terparts, rolling to an easy 46-0 vic-
tory at Oshawa Civic Sladium. The
Dolphins began the game with a
seven -and -a -half minute offensive
drive that successfully concluded
with a touchdown and never hooked
back en route hi the victory.
The Ajax -Pickering Dolphins' de-
fence was simply too much for Os-
hawa as it did not allow a Hawkeycs
first down in the contest. Big hits by
Huntley Richards and Andrew Quit-
tenton helped lead the defensive ef-
fort. On special teams. Jordan
McLaughlin kicked the hall with au-
thority. Murk Fcdosen executed a
tine hoc ck to take two Oshawa play-
ers out of the play.
Starting quarterback Travis
Thomas executed the game plan of a
ice, suppried by outstanding play
from the offensive line. Justin Smith
and Wesley Northam led the way
with u two -touchdown performance
apiece. Hard running by Brix Elliot
produced positive yards throughout
the game and helped the Dolphins'
tykes maintain hall control.
David Wc.t earned defensive
game .tar honours. Ju%ll Mounwy
was the offensive game star for the
tyke.
Meanwhile, the Dolphins' atoms
also controlled its game against the
Hawkeycs for a 46-6 drubbing of the
hams. The Dolphin.% controlled all as-
pects of the game. Return specialist
Kylc Exurne played an outstanding
game. returning the hall NO yards for
a major. Ryan Rarulcau led the wily
with two touchdowns. Abs Olusoga.
Ryan Sopik and Dan Wcst each
scored one touchdown Wcst added
five convcnions and Dana Williams
earned an interception to break up a
potential Oshawa scoring drive.
The Dolphins peewees were
downed 39-19 by the Scarborough
Thunder. Alex Karney was the defen-
Nive game star, while James Lockey
was the offensive game star for Ajax -
Pickering.
All three Dolphins teams will play
at home in Central Ontario 'Minor
Football League play at Kinsmen
Park on Sunday. The tykes and atoms
will host the Burlington Stampcders.
while the peewees will host the
Markhans Raiders. Kirk -off for the
first game is 9 a.m.
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An Ajctt-Pickering Dolphins bull currier is chased by
a puck of Oshuwu Huwkeves during atom division ac-
tion in Oshawa lust Sunday. The Dolphins semred /out
the Hawkeve v 46-6. The Oolphins'tvkes also defeated
Oshawa 46-0. while the peewee squad was defrated
by the Scarborough Thunder 39-/9 in Scarborl
Sunday.
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Wanderers rugby teams
beaten by Barrie, Toronto Ir
AJAX —11-w Ajax Wan-
derer, Rugha C'luh', Wren',
lira learn µ1
11 he relegated it)
the Ontano Rugh% Union's
µmor 'B' dretaon next xa-
um alter droPPing its I Ith
game of the season against
Barrie this Past Saturdav
The Wanderers were dc-
feated hs Barrie 33-3 in
ORU senior 'A' division ac-
tion With a I -I I record this
season and only two league
games remaining, the Ajax
men's first team will drop
back a dixision tier the -'(XX)
rughs season.
Stuart Dobbs kicked a
penalty to account for the
onlx Wanderers points.
Meanwhile, the Aander-
ers seconds team was
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ho,)led a penaltx for
the Wl-inderer�.
Sunday, September 19, 1999
Next week. the Hander-
11 Am- 5 plin
ers men , first and sc:onds
Pickering Recreation Centre
team, will host Balmy
Valleyfarm Rd.
Beach at the A1ax club on
Saturdax. The seconds -team
South & West Salon Banquet Room
an �%
game goes at 1:30 p.m_ fol
Tickets available at the folloreing locations
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The men's oxer -35 team
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Pickeringsoftball s uirts ca q cap
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—'Ihe Pickering Bell
Canada squirt tx)ys' rep sufthall teaun
Grund home field to its liking after cap-
turing its fu l tournament title of the sea-
son al its own tournament recently.
The Pickering squirts played host to
the third annual Jayne Memorial 'Tour-
nament. It was the first tine in three
years a Pickering team has captured the
Jayne Harris Manurial 'Trophy. -Ihe
event is held m rccognihon of Jayne
Halls, linter secretary and comener in
the Pickering Soliball Association, who
died of cancer in 1997. Pracwus winners
were Milliken Mills (1997) and Malvern
(199x).
In the championship final. Pickering
played Newmarket, with the Bell Cana-
da squirts posting a wall -deserved 14-6
win. Both teams were undefeated in pre-
vious qualifying games. Newmarket
took an early 3-0 lead in the first inning
and continued to lead 6-3 after two in-
nings. Pickering evened the score at 6-6
in the third inning and moved 'ahead to
stay with a run in the fourth inning. A
seven -run outburst in the hone half of
the sixth inning put Pickering in the dri-
ver's seat the rest of the way. Pitcher
Jesse Bulhoes, who came on in relief
after the third inning, earned the victory.
William (B.J.) Hann led the oflcnce with
three hits and six runs hatted in. Mau
Ferguson also had three hits. Both Fer-
guson and Corey Wilber drove in two
runs in tate contest.
Pickering started the tournament
with a dominating I5-2 win over
Unionville. Joshua Pcrreira earned the
win on the mound and helped his own
cause with a double and a towering
home run to drive in five runs. Chris
Calder also delivered a single and a dou-
hle to drive in two runs. Masrord Bashir
scored three times.
Pickering played defending charl
Masters
hoops
league
needs
players
PICKER -
INC — 'The
Pickering Men's
Masters Uvcr-
40 Basketball
League is hold-
ing registration
this month.
Sign-ups arc
set for Monday.
Sept. 20 at Dun-
hariun High
School at 7:30
p.m.
Games are
played at Dun-
barton !Monday
nights, starting
Sept. 20 and
going through
until mid-April
Dunharton is
a1 655 Sheppard
Ave., off Whites
Road just north
of Hwy. 2.
For more in-
formation, call
Paul Hadden at
(416) 284-7359.
Volleyball
players
sought
AJAX — The
Ajax Ladies'
Volleyball
League is look-
ing for new re-
cruits for the
coming season.
Experienced
players can try
out for the
league. Limited
vacancies exist
in various skill
divisions.
Players must
be over 18 years
of age and not
attending high
school.
Games are
played every
T u e s d a y
evening.
For more in-
formation, call
Marianne St.
Jean at 686-
0462.
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results to
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on Malvern in the second game. A five -
run outburst in the fifth inning, high-
lighted by a Stewart (lunn's two -run
triple, propelled Pickering to a 5-3 vic
tory. Gunn's triple scored Scutt Brunet
with the eventual winning run. Bulhics
earned the victory on the mound. with
Perretra mopping up ur earn lhi-;ave
Pickering Worked its passage to the
final alter defeating Milliken Mills 7-1
in the third game. Ratifier this year. Mil
liken Mills had dctealed Pickering to
capture the Unionville tournament title.
Pickering exacted sonic revenge in this
Ce br.m'hhe �Wtorer
DURHAM
' NOTICE OF THE EXPIRY OR REPEAL OF A T
DEVELOPMENT CHARGE BY-LAW BY THE
CORPORATION OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM
TAKE NOTICE that The Regional Municipality of Durham Development Charge By-
law No. 187-91. as amended, expired on the 31' day of August 1999.
AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or organization may apply for a refund of
credits for melig ble services given under Section 13 of the Development Charges Act.
1989 )old Act) by filing with the Clerk of The Regional Municipality of Durham on or before
the 19' day of November 1999 an application for refund.
A credit for ineligible services is a credit given under the cid Act where the
minicipality, permitted the provision of services in lieu of the payment of all or any porton
of a development charge. equal to the reasonable cost to the owner of providing services
naligible under the Development Charges Ad, 1997. Such services include the provision of
cultural or entertainment facilities, including museums, theatres and art galleries but not
-eluding public libraries. the provision of tourism facilities, including convention centres:
'ne acquisition of land for parks. the provision of a hospital as defined in the Public
Hospitals Ad. the provision of waste management services: the provision of headquarters
the general administration of municipalities and local boards. and other services as
nese bed, including such a credit given under the old Act as d applies under Section 62.
-,ere is no right of appeal to the Ontano Municipal Board in respect of a claim under
Section 64 of the Act for a refund of credits for ineligible services.
Dated at the Regional Municipality of Durham
this 15th day of September. 1999
P.M. Madill. A.M.C.T.
Regional Clerk
NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, SephmDer 1S, 1999 PAGE B3 P
tore first tourney title
game. scoring six runs in the first inning.
'Ihc pitchers front hath teams settled
into a rhythm, allowing one run each
aver the Duration of the game. Pitcher
Pcrreira earned his second win of the
Jay.
The Pickering squirts cri superh
pitching from PCReira. Bulhoe♦ and
Bashir. who combined for ;4 strikeouts
during the tournament Brett 'Ihurnes.
Ryan Lindsay and Ryan MillicI)onald
shared the catching duties and continu-
ally stopped the opposition front ad-
vancing on the hose paths.
LelebraK M! Wrirei
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DEVELOPMENT CHARGE BY-LAW BY THE
CORPORATION OF THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM
TAKE NOTICE that The Regional Municipality of Duman Deveiopmert Charge By-
law No 5-97, regarding development charges for sanitary sewer works for the Carruthers
Creek Development Area, expired on the 31'day of August 1999:
AND TAKE NOTICE that any person or organization may apply for a refund of
erect is for rel gible services given under Section 13 of the Development Charges Act. 1989
(oid Act) by (filing win the Clerk of The Regional Municipality of Durham on or before the
19"day of November 1999 ar appi cation for refund
A credit for ineligible services is a credit given under the old Act where the
municipality permitted the provision of services in lieu of the payment of all or any portion of
a development charge. equal to the reasonable cost to the owner of providing service_
r'e',gible under the Development Charges Act. 1997. Such services include the pro%stor of
c, tjral or entertainment facilities. including museums. theatres and art ga!lenes bu,%notl
c ,ding public libraries: the provision of tourism facilities, including convertin ce-&e,the
acauis bon of land for parks: the provision of a hospital as defined in the Public Hc�c',nt�s
Ar_t. the provision of waste the
services the provision of headquarters ' r tit;;
^,ereral administration of municipalities and local boards: and other services as es0bed.
-cudmg such a credit given under the old Act as it applies under Section 62.
--ere is no right of appeal to the Ontario Municipal Board n respect of a clafim Llirde,
Seamon 64 of the Act for a refund of credits for ineligible services,
Dated at the Regional Municipality of Durham
this 15th day of September. 1999
P.M. Madill, A.M.C.T.
Regional Clerk
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Entertain ent
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The Pickering -Hist Mustral Theatre present A centu- lorle Domingo. Fran Hitchmough, Stere Nason and
rr of Song at the Litllerr Farm Retirement Centre in Maggie Robertson rehearse u scene from the musical.
Pickering nest vv -eek. The musical production debuts For tickets or more information on the shoe s, call
on Friday. Sept. 17 u1 7:30 p.m. Here. from left. Aris- (416) 2M-0336.
Musical theatre troupe celebrates 100 years of soncr
PICKERIN(: — The
Pickering Ncsi Hill Musi-
cal Theatre group will take
local audiences on a jour-
ney through A Century of
Song in its first production
of the fall season next
week
The musical theatre
group, which has provided
quality entertainment the
past 20 years, will salute a
century of music and the
changes reflected in the
past 100 years dunng per-
formancc. Sept. 17. 19. 19.
24 and 25 in the auditorium
of the Pickering Village
Retirement Centre.
Evening performances
start at 7:30 p.m.
A matinee performance
on Sunday. Sept. 19 begins
at 1 2--"0 p.m.
A Century of Song is di-
rected and choreographed
by Lorraine Green Kimsa
and co-produced by David
Widenmater and Lorna
Dclwick.
The musical director is
Mel Clarke
Ticket prices are $19
per person.
There's a special price
of $17 for seniors for the
Sept- 19 matinci perfor-
mance only.
To reserve tickets for
the performance, call the
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Can you help out in Ajax or Pickering.'
Summer is over, but the need for
volunteers never takes a holiday
Summer vacations may tse over. but
the need fir volunteers never takes a
holiday
Scscral area agencies would like you
to keep that in mind this hark -tis -school
season us they go about the business of
recruiting volunteers to help your less
fortunate nrightwurn In need.
Those agencies would love to hear
from you. And the needy people sure
could use your help.
Ajax -Pickering Community Carr
Home Support Program: Needs vol-
unteer, n, dote seniors and physically
disabled adults to their medical appoint-
ments. A gasoline compensation is pro-
vided. Call Sally Longo at 686-3331.
Arthritis Soviet of Durham Region:
Ni'luntcers needed to help with special
dents throughout the vear. fund-raising
and office work and/or to serve on the
chapter's execuutc commrttec. Call
434-7221 or 1-888-765-01XI5.
Ballycliffe Lodge Ltd.: Learn new
skills. make nrss mends. update your
resume. Volunteer Ioday. If you wish io
give your grit of time and you are 16 or
oyer. drop in at 70 Station St.. Ajax or
call 6X3-7321.
Big Brothers Association of Xjax-
Piekering: Women and men arc needed
for the new m -school Mentoring Pro-
gram ane hour a week. AW) needed are
Big Brothers and volunteers for group
activnics. office support and agency
programs. Share the fun and support the
moms and boys from father -absent
homes in our communities. Call 6W
2871
Big Suter Aswciation of Ajax -Pick-
ering: «omen who .an utter a suplx,rt-
rvc. taring friendship to a girl six to 16.
a boy six to Irl or to a pregnant teen or
young mother arc needed to volunteer
with the onc-to-onc matching programs.
Violunteer% also needed for office help.
special events, fund-raising, and the
hoard of directors. Call 428-8111
Big Sisters Clothes Circuit: Srcor,d-
hand .],.thing store needs reliable vol-
unteers to assist with vanotis store du -
tics such as stwung okrtatiorts. arranging
displays. assisting customers and more.
The store Is conveniently located next to
the Bog Sisters t,tlicc (Rayly Street and
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and a accessible by public Emma. Call
428 -XII 1
Big Sister Bingo: Volunteers are need-
ed i,� a..ist with the pingo fund-raiser
on Nh,nday aftcmtxons at the Delta
Bmgu Hall in Pickering. Call Linda at
42X -RI I1,
Block Parents Program: Being a
Bkkk Parent is easy and rewarding.
Display the Block Parent sign only
when it Is convenient to answer your
door Your only responsibility is to link
up the person in need of assistance with
the proper authorities. In Ajax call Mike
Caner at 427-0821. In Pickering contact
Sandra Amutrong at 831-08'X
Breast Cancer Society -Durham
Chapter. 1. )king tor suluntcers to
work at a weekly bingo in Pickering. In-
terested individuals would he required
to assist Thursdays from 8 a.m. until
noon. The chapter is also looking for a
committed volunteer no help run this
weekly hmgo. Tfie Breast Cancer Soci-
ete is a volunteer -driven, charitable or-
ganization dedicated to raising funds for
research into the cause. detection, treat-
ment and cure of this disease. which
will strike one in nine Canadian women
in her lifetime. Call Fran Mason at 839-
6764 or Trudy Thornes at 837-9460.
Canadian Cancer Society, West
Durham Unit: Volunteers are required
for many interesting activities. includ-
ing organizing and canvassing for the
annual April fund-raising campaign.
Drivers are also needed to transport pa-
tients to cancer treatment centres. It is
an invaluable way to spend your spare
time since one in three Canadians is di-
agnosed with cancer in their lifetime.
Call Lynn Nazarko at 686-1516. With
your help cancer can be beaten.
Canadian Diabetes Association -
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positions ;md u, help out at Mngus even,ucond
Sunday afternoon at Caesar's Bingo palace. Rai
King St. W. Oshawa. Call Ted Savelle at 436-
6648
Canadian National Institute for the Blind:
C'NIB needs volunteers to assist people in their
homes. serve on committees and help with fund-
raising. Call 436-7732
Canadian Organization for Tropical Education
and Rainforest Coacervation: Promotes ramlior-
est conseration thruuzh education and research
and needs volunteers to assist. Call Marilyn Cole
at 093-2116.
Child Find Ontario - Durham Region Chapter
Is dedwatcd to reducing the incidence of nosing
children and returning them home safely. Call
686-3181.
Children's Aid Society of Dlurham Region: Vol-
untcers needed to act as Spee ial mend, to children
and parents- to supervise family access visits, to
help with special events and to supervise the chil-
dren's playroom. Call Susan Kucharski at 433-
1553 ext. 2311 (mornings only).
Christian Horizon: Needs canng and dedicated
people to assist and support developmentally chal-
lenged young and older adults within group homes
and in the community. Individuals seeking a very
rewarding and fulfilling experience and hoping to
meet some great new friends should cull Dave
Carleton at 649-5715 Monday to Friday between I
and 4 p.m.
Community Connections: If you are outgoing
and enjoy helping people enjoy themselves. Com-
munity Connections wants you to assist individu-
als who feel isolated and disconnected from our
community. If you have organizational skills.
enjoy brightening someone else's day and have
some free time call Lynn Mc(iurk-Weil at 426-
7877.
Cope Mental Health Program: Is seeking volun-
teers it, assist people with enuuonal/psychiatnc
problems either on a one-on-onc hasis or in group
programs. Training is provided. Call Christine or
Sheri at 686-3248.
Cornerstone Community Association: If you are
interested in becoming ocialk actite lir the
homeless in Durham Region. Cornerstone invites
you as a volunteer. Call Ardelle at 433-0254 for in-
formation.
Crohn's and Colitic Foundation of Canada: The
Oshawa chapter is poking for volunteers to help
with an upcoming special event. the Heel 'n'
Wheel-a-Thon. Different volunteer opportunities
are available. Call Sylvia at 416-920-5035 or 1-
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Oct. 7199
$549.00
Ploo ty Management
Oct. IBM
$390.00
Red Estate Phase 3
Oct. 18199
$605.00
Medallion & Practical Applcalcin
Oct. 201199
$549.00
Tearr117uk" & Leadership
Oct. 23/99
$149.50
Caplet Repok at Horne
•Oct. 30/99
$187.25
How to Stat a Sn-tog kedness
Oct. 30/99
$149.50
Human RelataTs
Oct. 30199
$149.50
Interview Skills
Nov. 2/99
$119.00
RkrOes of Mortgage FrIcincng
Nov 8/99
$390.00
Red Estate Phase 2
Nov 15/99
$410.00
Intro to Fite Alarm Sept. I f*" $299.20
Cabinet MakJrTg Lv13 Sept. 17/99 $383.00
BEs: CorThob Sept 20199$191.00
Cape" LA ydr ■ ' Sept, 27/99 $282.00
bTdushlal H1ydrCtu6c-,sJ.., j` Sept. 28199 $650.00
rn
Residential Hoe Oct. 4/99 $930.00
Home kr>F9roveAiorne Oct 16199 $163.00
AWWA Cross Cannec Oct. 26/99 $529.00
Home knPromTrwiVFolk Art Cuffirg Oct. 30i/99 $150.00
Welding Basic Module 1 Nov. 1/99 $379.00
Residenflal Pipe Systems Design Nov. 8/99 $191.00
Fork Lin Operator Training Nov 27/99 $235.40
Call now - (905) 721-3340
88"tae k bit" Development Services
Derka a CdlkRe Sbb TmWaa Centre - CkuplaW Avesrmr WNlby
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40 AZ DRIVERS
for local Durham work.
Minimum 2 year AZ experience
Guaranteed 40 lin. per week
Call T.D.S. Personnel
112 Athol SI., Sults 203, Whitby, Dnt.
1.1186-439.7777
905-430.6605
For Local Office
S -WOO Potential up.
One of Canada's national company's is Io
Ing for a business -minded individual who
looking for career advancement with
growth -oriented company. Selected indlvid
should be people oriented and willing to
Cept major responsibility. Three years of be
ness experience or degree desired. For a c1
jidential interview appointmentcall
Pal Ritchie I -N•0-266.3168.
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WE NEED YOU NOW
WE HAVE JOKS FOR 65 WOMEN
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u/AMOND INSTITUTE
Durham Region's Leading IT Certification College _
On any given day there are about
25.000 R jobs available in
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opportunities, Our graduates
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F'rst Cholce .-Ixrcw'ars regUire5 an lrndj-
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three at our tread office located m Plcker-
Ing Strong mathematical and analytjcal
skill requires. Computer skills essential.
Knowledge of bookkeeping and
commercial leasing an asset
o'leaset send resume jncludjng salary
expectations to:
First Choice Haircutter$
#203-1550 Kingston Rd.,
Pickering, Ont.
L1V IC3
7
E.C.E'S AND OUALIFIED ASSISTANTS
Meet the challenge arc .artery c! supply
.aching! Enjoy the flexibility. Choose your
own days or weeks Senning Torcurto since
1978. Nursery Support Is now expanching
into the Durham Region and seeking dedi-
cated, energetic teachers
E.C.E's 311.441tr. (inc. vac. pay)
ASST'S $9.00/hr. (inc. Iliac pay
Fax resume alter 6 p.m. 905-663-1113
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a.nevemoa upon yy asuaWm
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(90501732217
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,A Itc Blas. TV Co me,
Wpannes. am extra
work If Accepted tranng ad
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'4 6 -9W-9w or 1-800•
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unrty 10 llldlryaed resporm-
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KILLING TO TRAIN' For W
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905)720-3144. 18•, Ful -time
Sly
DIOC4Mt
Hlelcpers
Auto Parts Mnfr
East Scarboro Area
Able to work shifts
$9.37/hour 1D start
Call-)
For Appointment
AZ DRIVER
Contract Position
Ajax Based
U.S. Crossing
Fax resume 8
abstract to.
(905)428-6414
Art Ray
AZ DRIVER sstead,sins
good ages dean abstract
and u S C,peoence is a
,� Call Joe At 1905142i-
1 Grewal rialD
CARDINAL
t..,a'.
We have
Um job
for you!
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Dr eI,i PrArrrtd
Full & Part-time
Nannies for Childre■
Component for the
West!
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appusta-
eae•me
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1.000.210.8000
r In RerAw lo:
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25 Regency Crescent
Whitbv, ant.
operinp5 Doe to sa nor go-
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several flexible FTIPT post.
lions in housewives and
sports Items $1150 to sun
TWIN a provided. Mug far
by September 16m Call Mon.
day - Thursday. 10 am - 5
It m (90517234M
1 ;eewal 11$10 1 :,ensue nap
PART TIME
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
at me aoywrmarmlb Marr
Fax resume: (905) 623-1220
TV / FILM AUDITIONS
ACTORS WANTED
Ad 3 _i -c -- .
TV & Film Assignments
No Fees. No Courses.
Call (416) 221-3M
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of any advertisementabi
Liability for errors In ads
S limited to the amount
pard for the space Dccu-
pyIng the error All copy
is subject to The dpCro-
val of management of
News Advertiser
COWr110EMTRE iook�ng rot
ioyets 1
fun time en p Win
Car Rdnenng and Celawa Io -
meronts Computer erper,ence
a must Call Tim 9054,0-
970: or Brad 905. 25.2199
CONCESSION SHIFT SUPER
VISOR 20-25 hoursiweek
night$ & weekends I year
food npenenceResumes to
Imermissuos, G 1r;;Ls Pan
Arena
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(905)686-1344
wve '•.essage
ExPEN1ENCED IWRSTVLIST
. r11a"i5^e�
lent ^�ybest :,U- - :ale
Marie 905728-9611
EXPERIENCED -awn man.
IrndllLe unrei rrir%
talion edu� I Apply Mom
3av.Fro" r9am-Spm at ring.
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(iced ;nil aper, -rarsq;ra.
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9 V 4
Ho„rN wwood 05'683-c389
EXPERIENCED
FN10� PMT -T=
Waitresa/Waiter
Evenings/
Weekends
Apply ut F -in at
Kathryn's
Grill & Bar
v'h K.g,tn.n Rd
Rpu;r Sfi ant p!Ay
SPECTRUM LOGIC Iasi grow
ung software firm eras an m
mediate need for a Sdiey Ad
mnustranve Assisum Tne
successful undoale shoulo
be Inendly surd -groomed.
0(i excellent Commuli
(alder slues wnHelt xan, aid
nave a goad telephone per-
sauMy �w80'. dare! Ex-
ceWt knowedge of MS word
and Excei M,Cessan ACTe
and ouick000ks exot'ence a
a1elnNle d55eI Full lime pDsi-
11on rn
Commove walee and bent
1-15 FAI, 905%201691 Ja.
phmdsapyi ;
nom
FINE OINING WAITERS and
waitresses regaltJ Anme
JBIEI) PrenJus recent dap 3
necessary Also mgune ex
penenced benender for Braes
Dar Cal RWen to; axil 430-
9558 alit, 12 noon Monti
Restaurant
FULL M PM17 TIME Lupe
To:btleun Dd change,.
pre•ious e.peut,ve nei:ts-
,ary valid dives license
AOply at PENNZOIL 195
Wesmey Rd S Apo no
phone calls)
FULL TIME 6 PART TIME
aNe ker'I"' pu�ihu'S .1 •ail
ante a $tail n• -n 1.11eiy. fa.
resume ICA 9G5 721 3.100
FULLPART c ,.molt heeded
I'll -err ,' ice Restauranl
Apply annuA between 2pm 6
Wnria 1009 Dundas SI E
LABRIDC;E TRIBUNE:
requires
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers tw,ce a week In the
following areas:
UXBRIDGE
%4ain St. N.
Brock St.
Rural Route
Uxbridge North
LEASKDALE
Regional Rd.],
Regional Rd. 13
CANNINGTON
Camernn St. E.
Laidlaw St. N.
Country Lane
Cameron St. W.
Windsor Crt.
Meadowlands Dr.
Ann St. N.
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-97.11
PREMIER PERSONNEL
Hiring AZ Drivers
• --'I T me Steady Day Shat
s -- at P&O Runs
•-ady Part Tirne Saturday Runs
1VVST MAYP
• 2 yrs ver'lac-e taxpenenp
• r•erlt dean abstract
• a^srttve Work Ethic
WE QfiiR
'C _-Cerner" Wages • "3 d 'weekly - 3e^erns
-i^ce,tive Program • 3c,,- E;uipr•+e^•
CALL 1-800-328.1533
The News Advertiser
Is looking + iaoiP y,�„>', nseri and
deliver papers and flyers door to door
Y Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday in the Pickering area
Delivenes must be completed by E OOpm
Must nave a vehicle
For more information
call 905-683-5117
CANADIA1l1 TUB PICKERING
Requires
w Part time Clea,er Sr(.tl�e Cnver
w Certified Emissions Inspector
w Certified Emissions Repair Tech
w lcensed General Mechanic
Apply with resume to 1300,
Kingston Rd. Pickering
CASHIERS, FLOOR PEOPLE
for temporary work
Must be a%atlable for all retail
hours
Please apply with resume at:
AGNEW SHOE STORE
Pi,:kering To%v n Centre
Thurs, Sept. 16 - lo:oo a m.
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
It the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals must be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in file ad.
Ajax / Bowmanville
We are looking for
enthusiastic team players to
apply for all positions,
full and part time.
Experience preferred.
Apply in person
Ajax - Sept. 18
9:30-10:30
Bowmanville -Sept. 19
9:30-10:30
requires
SHUTTLE DRIVER
7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
• Must have clean driving record
Also
SERVICE ADVISOR
• Experienced
•Team Player
• Customer Service Oriented
Fax Resume, Attn: Brenda McNair
905-839-6008
COSTUME CHARACTERS. or
ROTO GLM M314WA re-
cnldren s stage show touring
Wed. mm 1 yea expen-
western Canada Dctuber 4m-
ence Good driving record
December 132h No eepen-
ProtessiorW AHnude7Ap-
enc. necessary IIOcaev
pelran(M We offer good ii
Hotel and two included
esbenefit plan. Mal resume
1905)655 -Sul
to Apple Alb Glas 120 Ria-
sen Ave ud 2' Oshawa OM
COUNTPERSON needed lm
LIG 3115 or to to (9051128-
medraltly fur Dusy coffer
shop G a m fu g a m Mtn
3399 Mn 8.11
Fn s8n1 to Stan roll 4.0
AE ORIIEIIS Ion Broker 3 tits
�7 01420-61,84
expenence. ICC Medical
clean aosiracl. Caruda and
DELIVERY
CAS Can 905-571-1097
DRIVERS
Must have own
CAR
vehicle. R1, FT
ATTENDANTS
Wndby to West w,;
Full /Pan Time
Cash paid daily plus
Required for car rental
weekmyht &weekend
mriparty
work available
Call 11 im-4 pm only
MUST have valid
426-9909
G DRIVERS LICENSE.
This partition open
gnat gl0wlh pol@oial
5 LI AND COUNTER help re.
Please drop Off or
1.10 Mull LJw Jen I'm,
tax resume to
i,e Aper, 'r nerspn al
905 666 8877
Bmi rro lid ori Baien and
Discount Car 3
Dan t5 wesrne, N
aN e. (lea, WhneRd RoseAI)
Truck Fl*ntsls,
218 Dundas St. E
DOMINo•5 PIZZA 5,,-m
Whitby
s hnlrn,„0 111—,rano Dfi
s App4 at 3ti17 CaveLd St
CAAPEI CLEANERS IreJeu
kr Whllov 430 JUJU Pdkenig
.t5 BAyly 83(,0030 Peed
�rnmduteh Nu evpeience
necessary Car aqu,,,d
cern naatmy' Also to,* l,r
M wk lu gat Call 19051
tun I rst a part time Pau
513'815
CASH wEERLY
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7UnepwaOarw a.�uta
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Car rwglerw
A14a P,ayrrg
JAnawslAm,thv
(905)686-1344
wve '•.essage
ExPEN1ENCED IWRSTVLIST
. r11a"i5^e�
lent ^�ybest :,U- - :ale
Marie 905728-9611
EXPERIENCED -awn man.
IrndllLe unrei rrir%
talion edu� I Apply Mom
3av.Fro" r9am-Spm at ring.
I t »a -.w..
(iced ;nil aper, -rarsq;ra.
'ion 'sage �905
9 V 4
Ho„rN wwood 05'683-c389
EXPERIENCED
FN10� PMT -T=
Waitresa/Waiter
Evenings/
Weekends
Apply ut F -in at
Kathryn's
Grill & Bar
v'h K.g,tn.n Rd
Rpu;r Sfi ant p!Ay
SPECTRUM LOGIC Iasi grow
ung software firm eras an m
mediate need for a Sdiey Ad
mnustranve Assisum Tne
successful undoale shoulo
be Inendly surd -groomed.
0(i excellent Commuli
(alder slues wnHelt xan, aid
nave a goad telephone per-
sauMy �w80'. dare! Ex-
ceWt knowedge of MS word
and Excei M,Cessan ACTe
and ouick000ks exot'ence a
a1elnNle d55eI Full lime pDsi-
11on rn
Commove walee and bent
1-15 FAI, 905%201691 Ja.
phmdsapyi ;
nom
FINE OINING WAITERS and
waitresses regaltJ Anme
JBIEI) PrenJus recent dap 3
necessary Also mgune ex
penenced benender for Braes
Dar Cal RWen to; axil 430-
9558 alit, 12 noon Monti
Restaurant
FULL M PM17 TIME Lupe
To:btleun Dd change,.
pre•ious e.peut,ve nei:ts-
,ary valid dives license
AOply at PENNZOIL 195
Wesmey Rd S Apo no
phone calls)
FULL TIME 6 PART TIME
aNe ker'I"' pu�ihu'S .1 •ail
ante a $tail n• -n 1.11eiy. fa.
resume ICA 9G5 721 3.100
FULLPART c ,.molt heeded
I'll -err ,' ice Restauranl
Apply annuA between 2pm 6
Wnria 1009 Dundas SI E
LABRIDC;E TRIBUNE:
requires
NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers tw,ce a week In the
following areas:
UXBRIDGE
%4ain St. N.
Brock St.
Rural Route
Uxbridge North
LEASKDALE
Regional Rd.],
Regional Rd. 13
CANNINGTON
Camernn St. E.
Laidlaw St. N.
Country Lane
Cameron St. W.
Windsor Crt.
Meadowlands Dr.
Ann St. N.
CALL DEBBIE
905-852-97.11
PREMIER PERSONNEL
Hiring AZ Drivers
• --'I T me Steady Day Shat
s -- at P&O Runs
•-ady Part Tirne Saturday Runs
1VVST MAYP
• 2 yrs ver'lac-e taxpenenp
• r•erlt dean abstract
• a^srttve Work Ethic
WE QfiiR
'C _-Cerner" Wages • "3 d 'weekly - 3e^erns
-i^ce,tive Program • 3c,,- E;uipr•+e^•
CALL 1-800-328.1533
The News Advertiser
Is looking + iaoiP y,�„>', nseri and
deliver papers and flyers door to door
Y Tuesday, Wednesday. Friday and
Saturday in the Pickering area
Delivenes must be completed by E OOpm
Must nave a vehicle
For more information
call 905-683-5117
CANADIA1l1 TUB PICKERING
Requires
w Part time Clea,er Sr(.tl�e Cnver
w Certified Emissions Inspector
w Certified Emissions Repair Tech
w lcensed General Mechanic
Apply with resume to 1300,
Kingston Rd. Pickering
CASHIERS, FLOOR PEOPLE
for temporary work
Must be a%atlable for all retail
hours
Please apply with resume at:
AGNEW SHOE STORE
Pi,:kering To%v n Centre
Thurs, Sept. 16 - lo:oo a m.
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
It the advertiser is one of the names on
your list your application will be
destroyed
PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed
directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
Originals must be sent directly as
indicated by the instructions in file ad.
Ajax / Bowmanville
We are looking for
enthusiastic team players to
apply for all positions,
full and part time.
Experience preferred.
Apply in person
Ajax - Sept. 18
9:30-10:30
Bowmanville -Sept. 19
9:30-10:30
requires
SHUTTLE DRIVER
7 a.m. - 5 p.m.
• Must have clean driving record
Also
SERVICE ADVISOR
• Experienced
•Team Player
• Customer Service Oriented
Fax Resume, Attn: Brenda McNair
905-839-6008
AM PAGE Bs NEWS ADVERTISER. WEDNESDAY EDITION. Sept■Mlb■y 15. 11199
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SUPE NNTFNOMT. COUPLE
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time k„ uropue ohildt
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bines a wee. h 600 PM termediale Leve Accountant In • FRFF' Colour Proofs With package purehax
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HOBB BAKKER BERGIN HILL
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HOME WORKERS NEEOEIT
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222 KING ST. E., SL'ITE 103
9.:,,0Do Phone 686-56M Also qacapeS ala decks 761 kaher interior Good
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YAMANA 0-65 Organ. dual For more mb TIN yreal decent gas mileage
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p,md,mn, low hours. asks rp
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call 24 his, to he I�588�
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
,"IS new 5500 obe Dennis apartment
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1 Anak. :eta,^ sit stepper. FULL D Duel Needs a utile
to Sate SIZE All
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RENT WORRY FREE
1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts.
Refurbished 3 New
Appliances. All UNI. included.
In-house Supt. & Maint.
On site Security.
Rental Office: Non - Fri. gam -/ pm
—, - - Sat,6 Sun fpm• Spm
VALIANT PROPERTY
EK MANAOEIMENT
1111 905-579-1626 11111
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.bighNxt.com /-highriser
TV ar CO". 500 ard.ed Call
eapandmQ Openvps rr : us homy 2 m 185713' ores. wine $1
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TELEMARKETING;
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Jr. A. Hockey Club
a N,rs 2 arm [airs.
m -r"M r cea''�5-
DIGNINE nigh erg nes both in
=, ", dg.M1 ready dpda, engine me rp'un, $I 500
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with Attpac Fax resume 10
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a enenammenl systems
CD players Cassette dens
Otto ass. 905{97-20115
JOCUS EDUCATIONAL TOYS
Cnnsfmas c,que
905)428-,37fi
TARED ENOGFs s195 7 up.
AJAK CHIMNEr SWEEPS
speakers. DVDs, VCRs. tele
1M7 OLDS, WAGON custom
5
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Oshawa I905619 -01I
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H anordable toys games.
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an individual to assist in
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PNE/DAK FURNITURE Em
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Red, and Custom
34 VY, offmin.
9496
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Advertising sales.
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tdred
LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE
ew him Ia lull time Poston
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' •k for $12 49 mamN �r
fry pine b xMk (ung.
and emrsyon Iastad
Aawq 53700 Call PAW
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. pramm.g Iron Sif 95
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SICK OF RENTING??
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYtI
3• First Time Buyer? - Call Mark!
- Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark!
- Not Much Dowrvpayment? - Cal Mark!
Mark offers honest, protee ricnal,
Tie P"Mgure Service to help you own a home.
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800464"275
Mark Stapley
mW$ RDp Hama• AO,ury Hwel EVAre LIU
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LIGHT INousTnuu. :+ 6 FULL TIME One MaearJ. College Student or someone 11TTENnON IUNIE BA9Y facA lel " snow' You wry good -a,,,- new Parra R.V Ren
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.m stew toed boots Pick Successful) r ddale mull looking for flexible hours. lame e Mlllennum .a i, "'•w
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S900 per m We Son u inter. back Marketing am elan Call Larry LaBelle - 6861223 uiuc KITCHEN cab+nets. IS o9 aEad1 Rd, Pon Perry. 1� 501 sea�b" 1paA0peoEn, 19051655-wlo
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CANOPY IED. -fight
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vmr De,swude Ara truslwn. real
fnr Must nave sales ,.pen �n delrrn°k a ass is Fte ax �a CARPET SOMA. ,rye. M- SIMS Isrgl Celled all circ ,n "+R8 1-KCROON -Inn, nn, cast
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•tear lase mus commrs
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MACHITIERY
sum Indw
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Tin 905.exi W i I yr0
fore Tania Som goo0 tees
112300 a”. poo Mans so
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trance 5; ,�; ,r„),..r,
EARN $50.000
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TO 5100,000
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CARPETS SALE cods aur
Do^ralrOfiwsoR
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permarierat
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-4 Liverpool Rd.
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PART,TIMF SALES ,K, f want-
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(4161266-7328
PARTNER'S NLUARI)S. ,s
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k., person aFkude Mors lu
Sopi days. nolvweelends
Compute axile once arm
Smart Se f it preferred Please
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PROPERTY IMUEN 30.35
hual per weak Property
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mum "perfencf recurred
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portfolio Idoo coard"el
thus Please eply to Ede
$416 PD BN all Oshawa
Ontario L1 7L5
PINE PRODUCTONS e
awns Exotic :mars for O,
u1m Clubs be e.penena
necessary Tr"mag Accom
modahons and dnuers a.'.1
abk Wages St000. weekly
P'IFT 1 -BOD -627-6931
DUWFIID WIMDOW STAII-
ER - Experience m home nn-
0•aam. windows A colors in.
SId1"Wn, and tom carpemry
Own truck 8 tools An asset
Please fax reewrel 10
(9051372-1581
SCARIOROUGH COMPANY
Iegwles ell I...I Iram.s
Ill slud,eO'elp personal lot
S.h[Orle rubber Injection
mcdng machines Suiting
sal $825 per n, add if comp
far up Please fu resume to
Ann Manul"lumg Manager
IT 1416; 292.2094
SEWING MACHINE
OPERATORS
Dean. modem mfg pan:
located n Pickering, Tiny.
,ale . piece work lJOrltas.
Must pane a Wenence mm
Industrial rental
Call Brenda
(9") 420-6784
life Igo 398-9390
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EARN $50.000
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TO 5100,000
1 No.pa■
PER YEAR.
Rea. estate
ACTIVATION ASSISTANT ,
sales. Free In
.` ^ 1. •Iry • , e
house training.
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Care FLA
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ad relaid prodcts A must
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nine? be awtadt days and
wdYer.ns Prewan cetyl Ill
penitence, as Asset Phis, tax
nSwre to (905) 683.1541
SALES PERSON ,toured Ior
Gas F, repMa A„ LondMrufg
Sales New esqud," A, m
OVaor expe"Ima pr fined
BUILDING'- person PDIOEA1S Is SON
009
Scmmentlet Sl N OsNwa
SALES POSITION I""np
poll Dover icer. are
., required S,Ies e,pen-
dat an ASW Plea. forward
trial 10 Make Abel al 416
189-0173
SMaaO
ARCHnECTIIML maj
firm located Durham Rt-
rym Scores IAU70 CAO OP-
ERATOR 1Reldse la) Mmr
mum 5 gyri expenerce
Plea. fax
tsurne l0 905-
9B397t4
AUTOMOTIVE NACIMMIST
neead tar busy erg. an
it,
experience necessary
Until salary, good
mk.ng enronment Fax re.
some to 432-7060 or call 432-
1711
KLANor AsNEC"ANler �IC Srreglgwred
Port Perry Call Don h 19051
985-1354
DIESEL MECHANIC licensed
In own lops for busy snor
=reply to file 424
DSIM., This Vee, PO BN
481 Oshawa. OntdnO UH 7L5
EXPERIENCED Cabinet Maker
regwred for bus
shop In Dura. ,1,.1=
ena .n store tenures ar as-
.�Fax resume to 19051686
11
GAS 1811
Expiviencea must have
own truck and tools
For cleaning 8
an coed start up
calf
P card required
Shady ifOrk m
Uurl— Nrrw.
(9m)-019-OR91.
nVAC IN31ALLERS 1, ries
difciii I.reptaces Jas yry
IN Fax 9C5 43C fil
DENTAL ASSISTMT-c l7 -
ac,,,. .". .: l''; -S.
sue ill J,at- n iKxermg
EApelence Prek,Md frothing
am Salurday hours Call cn-
A• (905r839-5951
DENTAL ASSRIAIIT ,Akng
to 1 ; 1c four hours- Busy
P.aenng ,1'i r.4.," Yaw
Iw Saturdays boo-% Dpi.
IT Call 420-9211 or forward
resume l0 Glefdale Dema
Office. 1906 'nn Rd Unt 9,
Pioremq
DENTAL RFCEPTNIMIST
waned lull time to, busy ot-
I- l I?JVs ral and were.
teems "Vent'" an asset
Call A34.5757
EXPERIENCED N'rGamir
reQU+red t0, Fust Pickering
on.a Pennanen evenings
and Salurday5 to Stan drime-
daldE1yy CON Chnshne or sner
119D51639 448E
PO -A._ Glut hours Intmva-
live sawj office Expen-
mad with Abel compacta an
asset Please tax resume to
Office Manager (905434
8520
Ill 3 days pet week no
rierWgS a Weekends Please
lax resume to D, Pamela Za-
urow. Aneman Mary. +905)
430.8520
PRT-TIY DENTAL Assistant
evenings an° some Saur-
days Sena resume t0
(905)5712235
PMT -TIME RECEPTIONST,
Tedv.pan at pp lanetllSl Of-
t" In AFa 1rrJW" evening
and Saturday hours Expen-
ence preened Please reply
to Rle 122 PO Bon 481
Oshawa. Om L,H 71.5
•REHAB OPPMEUNTIES.•
Clinic Rehab Director Whitby
Pnys.ottierapst Oshawa Pr.
ate Ortho lieub r.'. -r s
Graduates le
p1l
Probe 416.598.10201`4 13
Far H7 t 6 x598.3963
. I Oayw
Wjftd
AN ENERGETIC, f. -Caul run
nY required n 30 545Dm
Fail', usy Droingoo COO.
Ire "On 3 great dolmen 9 6
6 5 Nm-shi Lake Dn
veway/Garren area Please
Ivan a message at 416 496.
3110 (24ur vas mal)
EXPERIENCED ENERGETIC
.,e bin rain, fur boys 1 dna
2 ,ea,s ole References Nan
smoke, Mtona b Finn area
5M 8157
�". PEYE EXPERIENCED PRT TIME In,lners nhelper
1WTNFOIIK, Sauder,Plnw 'i 'Pa„�'rd on a AS eeOed
DVerarors Fur Iraer Marl Ir.C1'. imudup whip ..dui t-- I ;",n chlmen eget 3
final Bruck F b Newlon finance and gush, w -'.:m A I1 to alta cwncular ado
ithe Yalo 'D2' re wren Appy to OuralmOUld Pu,hcs ties appointments ek Must
Forward resume 1085 Toa1'• 1950 9ourdiq Rd Vii be flexible before a aIle,
3P1. Alan JoycegOle Acting lIW 2953 BTB of w 1905,4y1 school is Ca used I Mratube gUY
bmmil
lar with downtown and west
and C41905 839-0645
Plus Wam,g Lstaic, to
Ler, R Ptason Smu.e Ino
noaW Pnl"e uN ket ,.Z
OeWa (IMM 619-2907
ONTCARE AWLAatE ” my
-tau I—— sends
na P . 'N. aT Mnd•c• pre -
""KI P%MCM 6W4691
maw000/a1, DAYCIRE-
c,- ,. - Elq,r•. P,,,,-,
Sew. axan uuus u 3,;
a m drop Call 616-5456
MRIENao
-,at,r ...ry o mon
sru.e, , v: 'PR 'yak.
Ipry nine TLC hot r oda
Imak Ned Lester 6 Pprsn
SRaw North awa Mr of W.37CA all -an, WMtLOOM '-
1905M28COW f 401 GII $4.0C e... ...,,p
$t 600 3 eke � xxte! Jin
g63"NS16ll NAME s damage rrtw NlkrWs 5300
.",1r' ' -.-Le•ir„ • r f90516654M9 WARM
Mural O.too.pf.d.wtes bl,, Flu F'M elf" ,to
re
Dtialty
Can Elane R ,este ry
M5163-0352 gI•' .uraewn 5756 Cabo Cab
SM" 905697 0182 fS,al
NARK'S APPLIANCES pant
Sans. ir. ,.. g, r,"d
wayrers 5199 'til Iry is
SI75ug Weekly We" da -
lure hosi tndgn 5299
wind purchase a stone an""
b "mord stoves sed-cl-
' 9'109" 11991up gas dry -
tri &%it" 4 ITS old $249.
Kennon extra capacity
dsner:gas dry. $499
SlacYaEk Wil Vada"/
dryer $499 IM Smaa SI S
1905j,"l 3
NUN" Cast iron co" A
woOO S10p,e on glass door
hon Cama 9gr Alcor u A�
KNK IPO, older non CANO.
PY. NEW xIncY onnoprmc
n. la, maltress set Cost
S2 700 Sac
rn.a 5625 Can
Oehver 1416,-7269685
95
N
NOW"
W 0n SALEm95 piece
5 Ad.
W 1l will $135 2 ham Sum
$225 each Mfifi dresser
$65 Numbered prints $225
Maple sbeDdaN 6 hula
$1f5
4 Poster Pne Oed
(Queenl $315 Lona 6 Iwo
end tables $45 LUvesmoso
labealcau. Sill Walnut
darn bol. $185 Flat
Calling
$
715 Many more Inns'
1905)-6973532
PIANO TECNNCIM avaool,
lot tuning repairs and pre-
purchase wrisulldNon on all
makes b models Also icod
.
d.Loned puras for sale Cam
Baro at 905-427-763i
PwAOLSRANmTPAA
CLOCKS Dack to scowl SM.
Dads On all PAWS am key.
boards SUMS August 18111
Huge selection of raw am
used panus New input Ixa-
ras hum 57A and W Beni to
own. 100% a a renal paf•
menti apply Also a Huge
Silic=on of grandfather
Uacks Imo 5995 and up Call
TELEP PIANO 411 1,101
Wil aTwou
ter ,. 2 v, I-,
Iniftidiou, .,
kis SW - o b o CAN
(9o'Smar-4124.93" MD.
COAMUT.a SPECMLS � m.
an .. .gem 5429
.wdnr�- "iHii: -5 Aa .4 AeI7
veNeWt tystAa SBM Loaded
350411+ syeeYpppprrnaappeesSSt86 We
dull repairs (99a1M5-�3Ul dd,
COMPUTEM3 I. salt Naw
a1d 460 a Ill con.
Qle; +.::ems. .moat rob*
road k sa 72 -au .
4354mi
CINDY'S DAYCARE . MAPLE
RIDGE MOrre, fi ea,s it,-
Rernnce ,,,,, "C. -Pp nen
Snoring 0 ows 4ion.",
pis 3 8 mer hot bill
TLC "ft,rdAbk Call 837-2042
MOTHEM elf rine
prlr,idln,: In+ing
daycare MmLss K up.
Storytlmc• playroom,
hot meals/snacks
Smoked Receipt,
Strouds he WIII
Call Kal 817-9267
"ANW000AROMTAL- NOT
YON AVERAGE Home day
ore' ECE Mom poV.Ors a -
all can , Sm. 'roup
setting Banauus meals am
sacks. Mtastc playroom
with educational acbVtt.es n
kvag surae -free home Re-
CrenCel rect*4 fast ad,
CPR 2 spaces for 18 months
to 3 Years Come See me da
lerene J l rry 1905127-8025
PICKER09 9eaq 7 Rallo:
12nng daycare 18 months to
ydrs DadY outings
lterlua backyard am park;
Cris. story nine, musc. nu-
thbMII meals b Stands First
Jud. C PR cemfed Nun
SZ�,ng. recaps 905 428
RELMM daycare ECE Ex.
�"'ce opt Iwi[tn5 rocas
meed ryho MarkamrElk,-
men W, a i,edway
school (416µ3B-8751
RELIABLE DAYCARE av"I-
AM rear HawooOMwy 2 No
pets m SmO`mG Regular
ounnps Ferlad "i I
sacks 6 tonin, Experh
erKYd Phone 905.619-3651
WESTEiY adrNgWV.a2. Maar
caare'uo Prow j Quality ChM.
Apes 1 - years Rea.
sonde ales.years of expert
ince wOrtorg into cmltlr en
Skohimae WEiiii-9091
1 E4RpbyriWM
w
WE install ceramic marble
nardwOotl dayl file 20 years
eryenenca Arno ,ornbnnpp
Cee 905839.9009. Home 905-
939 9338
1 Firewood
KOIY NEAT FIREWOOD, ex
agent ,erg Wsl Quality ndrd.
wood (wranleed extra lorig
time lu ly seasoned cut 6
split Honest fre15U,earf
free (khw,y 905.7532246
SEASONED FIREWOOD
AvA,dble Hdrd.va0 Limned
9wnldy Dd,t 905-831 7055
1 sargan
conw
COFFEE TAKE 6 2 end f.1
bl,a Gas hwsn won glass
top A" 3 .lens 5200 Call
(90'a.'16 9082
asci roundi Oiler
heavy duty liner. sola blarwd
6 rata cover $200 000
;all e -rigs 1905) 4345468
snip
POOL TAKE 8 ,4 12 6 ac
aswnts S"LO Fdlua grand
uprapnt piano 5600 Computer
p.vem M30005 SM Frank.
Ira Well $75 Sawing na.
chine$50 905E 7235364
RCA DSS SATELLITE, new
models including lest card
ION channels OW) Vlew Own
700 channels How awill
Spanish Galay.smn and Um -
vision Installation Jva.lable
Card guaranteed Iw 6 moms
K--lal 1905) 665-5092
:905,7623637
RINE TO OWN a.,, and he.
1.' ..," "'I., n „-its. am
he;. • : F,.. a lai4y Pad.
or Manse, 905.263.8369 or
I10o 798 ilbo
,Sow ri'wt ata rM-
Itc4o.e ol, s
cOmlourerr x DtalI" add I'fkill Kpt -
103-NSB,61
WARTED 9aaar.a a,"
%, 'o, IIOV 11 O'Kil
'.:al. '.- bell INN Na w
Cal
.1 Amt
FOLK ART CLASSES sta•nng
$epae.ntwr MI ,eves.
mpding allwr.wa+ arm Il ug aassei awmabk At".
ran our Special LIM a
ccs ma can rtAhe Sam
SM Out enormous "Itup
main Call 19051 576-3647 IN
.adrrilNlPn
WY IIOW! DON'T MT TR
NO IN'Epi S' KAYAK
POOLS At,ti law above
ground ,r.kdmg declog 16
N pip u 99s Pa ..
-dWu aver 2 laddae sad
bw pn0 hair On 1.800
666-Fowid
75N
:1 Law a
1 YEAR OLD female dpn"M
soon cared car. ed dick a
= X etre+ PltaSe��Catl
663.4523
FOUND. small grey extreme.
IV affectionate cat. on Sep
1an CAA Al
FOM, MINAE FEW CAT
m grey bege hrgW,Wn on
rap of IleaO Cam bkte am one
nd
vM September,athoduMf not
Area ill" Canna keep, Mm
wain to find a g0o0 home.
Ptd. call LN U at 566.2136
PwrTgRM.AI
IL
FREE KI IM - Two black 6
Wee male 8 weds Cute
And friendly rdny eked
hm" (705)786-0089
AM RUSSELL.
Dew Caws removed I"
docked lest snots. dewormed
$400 Cal (905)125-5314
OSIIANM 09EDIENCE Assoc
Classes Sumpprgm SeelNDWA AW 2DIh
a cam Bev IM
o Rell,
SMSIBN TrU pups non imb
dnq, vet dwJed. fin" plat.
dental adorable Ploy
till 5400 C" (90.51571-
11,140
lit MONTHS do mak Pyo
all Stals. 5300 1 112 fear df0
orange wing annaron patch.
hand raised, I.L.C. CcI�Te I-
sland.
11.000 080 905197-
1 1 A aonNeWe
www.
CARCHOICE.COM
1247 FORD Gauxy 506 1
door Sod top 289 mol retl
with red Intermr Never will
doyen 0,y nal all the wa'Y/.
Th
see' C m"m Will IraOe
for truck w 56500 7237019
Days. 433.9570 sop
1242 NOVO 24MGk a dos.
aut.mil 150 0mill , un.
smini Wel ma,nldined I,
hemey „Ido dean du
INTIa testes A cerflnd
S25(10 000 434 6037
INN CHRYSLER Sn, d,mN
Ill IP.n„r „edea ee
Oeknl cmml.)n tEl Call
9054275273
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy
ers, bankrupt.
bad credit, no
mit. You
work? You
drivel Lots of
choice Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEV
IL 905-706-1498
86 JEEP CHEROKEE 2 m
2wd . 2 5 I mgnir 5 'Pa.
crow. p. Gy fir" n1Ny
I- Pam. vary Sado, $2 000
000 905.686-1190 No cal
atter Spm
92 SM hill M. 2-doa.
SM95 90 Sunil "..-
door. $36% Bah cars low
kms ail, emdS . no rust.
new Ins. IoW -up Pmak
$aWno GST 906.579-6777
AS31■E o"aioe d tease. 27
bw-ft. '99 black SaAd.re, 5
spd. ar 21 OW kms. $3161
moll. Cal $31 OM h neso
HN Chev Malibu. V-6
28.000 lm, IoaUed. $15.900
obo 434-2775
i
I
134� CREDIT'
aAlEa LIMIfm
1 516 1600 I
7(117 SMEs Cape, 33,5W.
leieD11pIMe ) 70066-
8489
■ A,M=
lit
A A A AUTO Cars. truck.
boats We pay w to SIC 000.
Cash DTI Nn spa Any w d -
hon. any year Call us any.
lime. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
mn Serwa. 905166.5003 or
9057085231
CASH FHI CANSI We buy
used Vehicles Vehicles must
fit in running condition C"I
4272475 m come to 09
SI East. Apse at MUR
AD UTOSALES
1 vow
IBM Voyager, 7 passenger
Son Porer il.rad power
IOtks Hwy rad" +500 Cam
905-6683150 (sup)
1 ANo ►els
SCRAP CAMS AND TRUCKS
wanted top Ill paid Free
ppi.nup ahmme Gtl 07 Auto
Recyrkrs 428-1Am
?-KDROON .Eartmea
„nun Mm•, lea
star pats.
•"OWS. large ION 5
Pnwae gad Stpaak to
,.-lee Pat.g s07 d
bM ,-005)41r Mn
SIMCOf WRTN-RWSE
�r am germ „$nun
nwmwwd '' plot
,11imurfuoteal b
a I Out ifut'anaW Per,
IN souk, hur 1lapaf0, ncNRWs
�i 9576-2982" No.
2-24PROON".1-fid.
C cement k
ja r Iv •., ed. K. Pn
cnl'mra Pa*".
I'll
"I Loans", no N mMng,
e•, 1 baa Nom hospM
filo sop firsL1 . rer-
,•,I•n fP00rmonm
n,^Wp.A1.IV CaH Lar
ua,• a (9051616-2560
" tau $"ergs (9051A26-
2BEDROOM all mcuaw,
apt ',lux a, all Amawns
U Moldies On site
$750molwl Fust and 00 ",
owed Aaom o0 I0 For
nae tido cal 905.723-3420
Or 476 3351104
Pumm- *4 sM424 ST S.
Ill enuvared 1-bWroom
v 5550 abuts old AvaY-
ak meffil F.stAast
.Owren COY Stepmn (9051-
;71-3229
WELAIPEMP-MO Loge.
fill 2 bedroom basemen
palrffed, M - m sal incl
n. I.epIAN, bwov p ft
M Nrakd. ISNiSI. 3150
hamm, plus hydro Even ngs,
9051 7211167
TIP bed f fidil e�mea
pwmaa, separate enhance,
uwg. IaunKI 5650 per mo
Idula IS/W pk5 refer-
. Op. IV (7052 431-
148
JAS -Bright one bedroom
axmenf aRamNra. own m-
arlce, aMnl Arr. bas Ike•
lace applaaces. not pest
pokers. Arad Oct. 1, final
strrderend" re0wred
f561month poral (905)
MA710
Ma" umms lama". Spa.
d0us apartment. Dwet bura-
nnqq close to SMpprg. 401.
G0 Pool, sauce 2-baboom
3819. OtLMov 1st. 3.Oetlroom
5939 Oct W Cab 693-8571
unI730pm
AAW ONOMMYE, Lvov 1�
Mft m. bnemgo parMrp!
separate en rarce. cable, bas
fireplace• priers "teal. re•
tie
vn*rlPwu, Ridirtattle hfi,W BL sm
i�67w�, retarnces (905)-
AJAX 2 IEDMM basement
apt than. MOM No pets, b
smoking Available mme-
dkvoy Case to saws, bin
stop Am shopping cadre
$67wri ohm mums firs-st
CAN 426-7&U
ALAS, reale mice 1 bemoan.
legal basement ap Separate
entrance. laundry. IWI bath
CAC. no smokers pets. First/
list required 1700 Ificiur
9051199508
AVMUKE IMMEDIATELY
Lovelyy I2 bedroom apt Ma,
ble Iloors walkout to back
yam Bright b spec.ous lIg
TOO all ndusase Non-smolter
prelened (905) 7254965
LiUKIT BACHELOR
Apartment Washer 6 dryer
central air Harmonyfolve
1.rsWsl 138.4momh plus 1,17
miMies Avaflable Oct I Call
404.0133
KAUTIFUL eini'm modem 2.
bemon. sem. baSem r" be
side pAr. Bus route North
blit Osawa 5700 I North
W'durg uu dry am utnNlez
FNH, $Inaug FrsWst Refer
mss 19051 723-2205
420
NNM-
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
343edr—m toivrihoul L nit,
Parking Included
Stove & Refrigerator
Parquay Floors throughout,
Clcyse to schintAx, and shopping.
From 5910.00 including h dro
Call 905-721-080
:.rn I 1 Alx.rm... to
R..
.. - BEAUTIFUL ONE brd,00m
ire. WaerpuS oackvad. 4
ppl.aices. AA mail",
56507 mo ris-8769
BOWLAA11YtLLt J amoom
••• •^.t !64, plus hnifo
:Inv. Ne. ncludeo
_,lade Oct M Ta (9051 665
114 16) 7M 4145
90WNANVRLE4mmFN7
. S:'Pt wry. r dad,,g ,w
.o.. ';croon ' >
I co n. 2 .araias. Wilk
balearard. spAnOus Ince,
V.grupn wsrhntp4«.
cry ?VOO 1p ape bah
om-arparking 621
-INTIM Oak-. u'F 2 A
oecrvml ape.• rd, arad-
I' 4 .n with I.I.t..w
,Nr4 Clore to .• .WWW"
NM Call 190517n -ml 9
, S 1prn
CLNTRAL OSHAWA -rear.
..dy Fon it htnr:,om
n,. A.arl,b.e Ii.
SwOmimlaer 9w.d
"" s a Mel Rele -
Call 742 0093 Lern
vop a.va4+ge
CNNTICE
budle". 1101 II~ .1
Y71t� Muse fuwaRailloor Arm
Clan to ..Smb y idwow
n Park 179O.k appN"RVs
()yyF lobes .bhr"d FeMrIM T
Slap. awtd 724-31 M. 43$.4331
a00MMr:- WOW„ IXEpmVE 2 bed.
11111- poi -I'mil .1310.
[�++�+� yy nnunce near
GWVTC trnulal no pow
Smok11 13304 ;ng Sharing possible 137
SY« K KUMATE RECENTLY "
tnpP dewf,I,,d - nm, 2 rxr,l m
n n ap an em .a .pry
1Aplyet, s7pp .*'ANY ultra,
Sava %p aer to Nan
(MI 435-4790
rte gds , few
A051135-0790
WGE 1 KO. U07 "owl
IAutl Sec 61, Go toS!:,,, n
wars . vJ Mon -smoky
AriMOM pPt kt *d 19051 7MS274 a
Lorraine
Oso sorn
3m TWO a TWEE beafpdm
apf ...au, .i an Arjl; ,rAkru
adul' OuddMg Oct 6
-1 Slewmoo a R"sla o
Oshawa CA 1905)723-1009
or (905)721-1966
ONE AND 2-bedroaq WMW
dipo..e Fxdi Centra
Oshawauprg,..-,
Hin"SIOre Carpet. Ir.SMy-
b pets Near D% Reasoo-
P (905)725.2642 ami
ONE 9EDI1000 basenatnt
Apatrnerlt fa ,.IT We
R slWre
Ill SSW adores .r.dudW
Tesepnpre (416) 661.3978
ONE bedroom lurnished
basement apt L.veriatio y-
Iy cox to Gonpl, sip en-
IreriCe Clean. b.gM. r10n-
Smobel LuArimy, nd pets
— 905-420.3774 a 416-
284-1618
ORtlllO - TWO bedroom ap
.n triplex A 4 0011 s It
�rqq 5520 8 Irymo dib Ion
(9051655.7216
01MMIM - IKN bedroom apt
Man tad. trel stove.
bl parlur�rthatic centrid alA
incil
rsNasi MQ401 am Asking W,ee5d M51
436-6085
Osom YES Bad.dd 1
6 2 bedroom Includes all Old.
nes and parking Laundry, on
site Id(90l9056)432- Y
1!051-57 -0125 Or to2r "1 013
S
OSIIAWA GOLF CLW AREA.
mwp removal than 1 bed-
room Wsemen. laundry.
pW7m�p. Includes VbIIbW
hmga Skeet. sglaraa m -
Nance . nom r. tv
gra%es,lellal I6DDi6`db 'Jlq-
ONIAWA Oaet buildings Tide
shopping transportation LIM-
n.es Included. IUriyHarmony
2 -bedroom 3750
Oct
1st,
Sept 1st (9057571-4912.
AL50 Sa 11 1 6 2-bdrm
Immediate. 5650 1750
(905)436-7686 until 7 30 p m
PICKERM -Nealy Rendval
ed. urge 1 -Ne
w"Mow
Daxment Apartment ban
r001n W7p[uzh ea1m kitchen
Available October 1 no pets/
nonsmoking includes utdr
ueslalr condlll«Iing 5725.
I rsVUSI 416.281-3629
MCMERNG SIACIM new 2
bedroom apt. 4 pc bath will
late entrance cable. parking,
laundry No smokmgvpets
Avail Nuv I FnsUlasl Rel
Call 19051 420 5321
PICUIING Whles Rd 7401 I
bedroom walk -out baserneTit
affadmenl Separate em
trance. 1 ban laundry. hon
smoker nd pets AVa.la0le
Oct IST 1st4at1 Ara felt,
ends re0wre0 NO, smuto
pets 905410 2015 Ior
PICKERING hue 1 ar
ba"llan-a apartment bedSoom a
late ent'll k.h:hni 3� mu
bah. laundry Wrk.nyy S6Bo a .
moan all I'l lw IAn pets. Km
mnsmok.11g AValable Oct 190
la 905-420.0615
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RETIRED - bwukrig -
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440 nDceoDa I Ekarlc bel
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905 579- 9016
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900 ,m 248 Glen St Soar
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OSHAWA
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2A3&H_Wty for ret
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it 1,10 Wentworth St
W 'our First choice
y appal Call
(905) 721-8741
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W13T SHORE. sef-alaA.W
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WESTWY IID N w Neq C
Basement UJLhe101 1a Aa,
.Ark for 1 Fx ..on Vou Pets
rW :MOI., .dWn Italian
obk. W. -&Y pNYNp 35001
Oto IIMVL t 905427-BSAS
1 KIWA ON Mcoray/t2
$60-cl".K u,mary bre
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3390 separate enhance. ow,
beffuoom mdudas m,
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RWANey 1302793
WHITBY Senor Apt Co.
Vex One bedr API juju
All Oil . Clean quo No.
09 EXAM lofalwan M um -
d" .100kd For app call
430-7397
4NIT■y, staok/M . large 3
FIRM lapin Inpd ,aIt. 2
balfaOorrk Separate laundry
slorain 2 emraton Electric
S966'.2 �'g IusNpetsitl
1905)666-1366
MIWM. modern 2 bemoom
I
basement apanlmem
Deal locabpi Separate an-
uana parlung, tawdry
Avalable November ba 3700
ndWmg utdans f1ralast,
rdererce5 reewred. Tun
+Mbit, Suit. Group Vent.
age 905119-%O.
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Spacious two bedroom bax-
mem apanmddf it"PIAce
amid W. dost to SfrDDpcg
ad Schoon. pril 1ArefdrY,
p vase entrance, pakup.
3750 anludas cable Wil
OQ M Cal (905) 43D-6074
Mmy rem Wien you can own
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elf sales Rep PlImaK
1 *5mG66 300D a (III GLGto6-
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WHO SAYS
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE?
a 4rdQl' Nan $7001ma■I
a No Much Dowlparabnol
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapleyy
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had
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tndutey IT" k you Call
Collis Caldwell Bader
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Public NdTleef,
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amor, 4 P. al GNrramu 6 for many mne,ent reasons
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
laouergy Durham Police abut ,:oil If you feel m,5 15
$onto Nou$Ewms ON
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WANTED TO BUY!
(ARID Names a Nome
• No credit inuv ti r¢ti¢n •
! Confidentiality
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bwmen mull
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In
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• 410.000 and u p financing
Durham
Call Broker/
DURNAWS OWN DATING
RR njol, RIF, NA Mutual Fund,
Manager at
SERVICE, can 905 683 ++w
Clear, a carnal, mailbo. o,
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(905) 509-6111
ornerse other personal ads
C.F.M. INC. -Analyzed by nur Consulforlls
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and
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7 Days Per Werk - 24 Hour Service
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'time •4armp al $69900 ,at
res for less man rem flAC
24 nrs Ilse man ref" m"Ll!
105.728.1069 - 2'. old
eel Banker RMR Real [stale
Aurelia RnanIT
ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING
nrtndnl hes Irlrn ow . ,
• oil S550:nawin
r eowle lull time lamely In,
'.time f28000 . :a
28000
credit I do the rest Co.I
wan Call Bin Rd,a Coldwen
Banker RMR Real Estate to
,ay 19051128-9414
AJAX -HA RWOO D 7BAY LY. 3-
boi..n ... ., Uoo, SI12'd
mo,lln all X110 �:•a,e Fnllai
no pets Close to an amen -
nes Available Omooer 1sr
('815,420-1281
SEMI-OETACRED farm rouse
Blank lin 2 ten,nom 3119o7
mo ,u1 0,ers hedge &
➢love CaI Mi 655-4966
WNRBT 7�7 bedroom duple..
59507ma1th each
beim. ".,',mi palling included
'rear school aro nine, bcd.
"I Avail Oct I Call 430.
n51
UYIN Towdqutes
For Rem
3,BEDADOM inhouse Ir
LNo, n .lira Icei
ft0 111due sW-. close to
all arnennres Available a.
Inter Ise S8Nmmnh in
dudes hydro 8 water Can
1'105,128 7081
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to, p4w
AJAA,,,I in clean
on.,
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I,y. pa1.e119. ar frog, .,it
mlubwave suits" wonrng
On-5mpkr AI'll ,mind
S400,mo I'll., 19051-42,
6932
OSHAWA ' 'w fwd room In
porn n1,m pool , no
hides -awe Darkmp
Shared mtcnen A baormm
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905,A34 B82!
bit Qn.n ;,711,9. , LTOO:
am x'u. „ 111 I Ar
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,mmedlaay {,r'r,Ilit CM
mmdl (95) 610,014A
ROOM FOR RENT S,00,
Monlmv Pa, big .rsh
'4om Albite d : Aepuad ora
RAMIIMes I,C.,ed F,mae
•av1-in- p,elerred Avail
Am r n,,,O. a, Cao 509
5454 las, ,,-w
SPACIOUS one bed,00m on
nous, the til all
'xanles Pen Abwfd Dart.
ag Sawovo mcluuse Flip
A nr Harwood A Hwy 1 2
141 905519-0916
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n.._.. .1117
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clln,vn Ill. Int Avalabl,
mmedl," rail 905.639
9901
AJAX n 4 beebom
linins !:Inca b am A,.w,t,es
C-1. ,u 4.e I-- kin 4U.
3v on Pen $42%.=
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905831- 9175
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Pad. Hlaa. M�uO twn-.s
cowls I app-, 2Jpc
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MATURE
tV Nw, a. ,
o share 3 cc,..-;:
loa m"Ouse AL Picketing
Average 3600 per month
all mclusne
Must like ,:ahs
Available Oct"I'St
FIrsLW
11 19051831-7127
ROOMMATE INANTEO w•oon-
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aparl:Ile ANa I.wefmg
Ana piste- p -Aire re
MANY 20s Call tin into
14161 832-1253
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COMMERCIAL UMTS. PAY a
Bili ilealocal,on 1 Avail
ale urns 1425 so n eats
Call(905) 579-5017 aft, 5
Pm 19051 571-32111
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some
wMEHOuSE SPACE 1w lent
Apollo. t 300 1,111 Vinare en-
►ance LDabFg dock Occupy
knmedarNyy Call 1210551
!307 00 AAon-lours
I 4
110001 NOW for beautiful tail
Colours a area Studio
burs ISep+ 25.26)" 1. 2. 6 3
BEDROOM Cottages oh Tam-
tdd Purdy Lake Ree well
equipped 6 clean Cottages on
22 acres Swimming. frenal
Outing. hvids beach volley
bill. bashelball. badminton.
MISCSME, MttuO. pcuur.
barbecues b the pas Just
bring your towels. personal
nems 6 food. Lel Mloy Blue
Eton Rnleatl' Call now 10
boat ,.8WE5&9.748
• 1 2, Fkdddt
R ill
CLEARWATER, fully lumrsned
and Central ar co d01p1ed, 2.
3 bedroom mi (perms
hemi Mines Pods, not tub
near beaches and Malo, at
fractions Children welcome
, Iwnp$ SMwA No vow home
5275 weHdy (905)68,1-550.7
1 1 PrNALe H,,,
Fr
2 STOREY LI brick 3 bedroom
Mme .m 2 t2 atM Tufty
6ms1-d puMi .m fall n
Metier oli also " lodes
many ottlel evas t.ated
Norm Last Bovianxi a (905)
697-1758
3 BEDROOM West Oshawa
aucondnroned, garage, family
room with fireplace . walk -out
Tram eat -m kinin to deck.
new windows Asking
$169.900 GK 905 61,6.8190
BACKSPLIT In great location
Close to ,he Crmt Centre
OHawa center go I'll. Aid
Schools hang *rang nom . 3
bed,Doms 2 - 4 pce Da1n-
looms Urge eal in kllchen
Cullum designed family
room recleA,m room and
bag 2 cuslom fireplaces
wool thms ml*lphout. Erg
fish style garden in ground
Rallied pod $151000 Open
!base SAI Ad Sur, IU I.
4 IT. 123 5756
ANYONE WITNESSING an in
Public NdTleef,
. 1 1 public Notlen CIO
cif," on !1,11, All, r, A NELLO Lots of people meet
amor, 4 P. al GNrramu 6 for many mne,ent reasons
r,n rear -nv n-
9"'ha %ease Contact Del With,dont we thee,. lalbng
NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
laouergy Durham Police abut ,:oil If you feel m,5 15
DURHAM REGION
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LOCAL TRAINING BOARD
'mensted please wore to rel
Tuesday. October 19, 1999
I Rllwwn,wN R'ssland Rd East. Be, 310
7:00. 9:00 p.m.
WNIbr Om L1NINI
The Ed--CW"Ye. Duman Dnanct Scnoa Britain
AJAX FIGURE SKATING CLUB LIFE WASN'T -ant to he
Room 1011, AM TNLimon Rd E., Whoh,
s mm�mg Open P?11s11a....n hoed alone dm, I you de -
Guest ApaakM. RpANmw S rk to
7 p• s. present findings
`' Learn to Skate d ;1r, > S,I,e ,n na,e Snm,one 'I-
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of Durham Regdn EnvirormwMal Scan
Se,
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LOCKING FOR ud.dwn
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Birthdays 1 1 ei"hdays
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,mer5ecU0n of ppdaiAvee.'
13TH ANNUAL capon conn. "'n0,ton Rd IHwy 21 Apr
Pease cal (90513 72-471 2
; YYW-6 a wN'N" a" 'a'+ , nlwL m a
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"Welcome Family & Friends"
Cnnsllan School Llrldsry, RELAXATION Rodv massage.
November 5 and 6 vendor Wem
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to
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NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, September 15, 1999 -PAGE 89 Alp
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'GUARANTEED' MOVING E%�hingling,
C ROOFDFIG
PAwma a • large or smote IttMOVAL CALL
'�� • ger^-7al cartage Small $39 - 648 Alusib mq
Stucco cmhngs. • materials handing Med. 145.64. pes til nH1h. Mees andold.
basement rWdvatlCnS •7Rneralclean-u0 Lar6e ti65, aranteed IIY% UlseuunltoPay as your satisfied ' Trash and metals (r,•n.•ral I leanupiinsured. FreyesnnG les
Fora free Mimate e`nDOn.Hhe1'I'L.i rl at (1eS) 4a6B704
call Scott ' Fast Service w•ruer- avaOaMe
416.414.5911 (Pick- St. Lawrence Service (905) 43&-1977
905-767-1391 , 1 arrknwlgna a
Bring) cNdwnga u ' 1 undM.phg
r �, I TgEE REMOVAL i MAINTENANCE
All Pre � Cross Movers TIMBER TREE14 STUMP REMOVAL i
: ip 'n licit"
PainriaBd and 1 ,• 'senads•Ohces SERVICE SEASONED FIREWOOD AVAILABLE
Wallpapering 1 .a l< oadmgAvail. ) Ripen, m RCllh,lal DAVE 831-7055
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mark 111-eP 41 612 3-02 39 It &Topping Party services P Services
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4o4-9bb9 1 RABBIT WANTS WORK
w.on.
L1pnafe" laa; c -sr ;rddren s parties
GOMEO And All Or-caslons Have My Own Magician.
PA7NTI NG Aaun Call Ernie 666-4932
scar, ,-Ir-rri in fl'\TU1,1 MIME: - ErAen4r AKII
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Drop in for coffee, cake and NN VPDMWN reliable- Services V'acoum,nc. JLilnng'
Birthday wishes on SO YOU'YE Invited me club 428-0081 kudenn bath.. bb -L.
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walked ion, cop sad �,
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AUCTION -.,d Etnma.s md,rs Co, PnwIRAb 7r.dNid ,Escort Service
from CONSIGNMENTS i, vYuck'I whars call Kul.
IPan -4pan
at
977 Vistula Dr. Pickering
R.S.16'.P. 90"39-2:81
Ronnie Davis (Granddaughter)
ft" SA.E MBa, "' rt,e
sure p,op,nirs to Ines- a
free con.outrom D,.w call
24 nrs to I am -805-7965 ID
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Outing wniN once range
amt Area Durham Reg- you
Me lmeegedan iTAk In tip
one Repo" cpsrlesy (A $uffrv.
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DUTCH clean 3 b*m ul
int Jlen Gage mater- Cemral
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5189 900 Call HF1orrT 0w.
19050 6% S+53 Stenon Group
Classic
OSHAWA ME 26nk Ft,
nom- m ,N,vn
Jldmg •lir- I., 6
bleached oak kitchen cab
-.1 prmle,%va allyla d.
vapid S715.0DD ,951 AD1-
2533
OSHAWA i tmbl.lm dorm -
low i, " .,0t Hot Cow.
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,a b edea Tarot Id 3pc A.
,�: barn Asking $709900
5)r20 230:
PRIVATE C4aaWy NaNw wrtn
.11„ nuts West-,
Im.nn,t r'J babou m. •acv,'
1 em.le pod and 1.01
Tay,a„vald ketch. W
oft II69.Dan GII %.*O.wk
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m.i: 1 .=a; I., 3pc arts
k"Chrn hardwogd c.amrcs
WYadNd Moaadpm Aral' Ill
vied bMAMI S2n.900 36
Lohnnal d Ogee ale -M I -
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WMIIIY NORTH. 3 bMm
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AT. ,n::w_ wood
ghpm b0aw
6kouto Schools 4
mopp-M $117900 9055/9
5517 OPIN HOUSE SWKU,
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Em T_wN_Zt
3 BEDROOM , _-
Me I •r. Units ora
Owner wowed :-ah
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AJAX. C,vILk, 2-WIM 2 of
A•I, s.mrnnp pod. IegNNs.
lec taIlz take 5115.OGO
ra 1416)512.2064
WHITBY- 111 Roeslad Rd E
1-B,moom Callao . S,xarmm,
650 so M 4 Appances, ha
bathroorn. blinds. undel-
groun0poking Must sell.
asking S94 900 GII 19o51-
709-40174 (416-2194182
lwMr*
Sol
WILDING LOT . 14:4 Acres
with dug well Located DeI-
wem Gooding A Gmpoeu
told 917.1x10 Will consider
holding mortgage (95) 576
6.416
1IgFOF OWN
Rs ,-
FOR SALE - 48 Acres - 1300'
on yearly road Huge Time
maple. never logged Hydm
phare fires Crownumd near.
by Lots of .lade. a beauldul
retial 1054472181
MONEY PROBLEMS, Get out
of debt quick without gprg
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Information 905 S/63505
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ed Call Community Mortgage
selwces Colo (905f 668-
6805
Please read your
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the first day of
publication as we
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more than one
insertion in the
event of an error.
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AND ESTATES mrhomt4r6) 7r7r3w MOUNTAIN r Nc.9-mg Region
WANTED MOVING SYSTEMS
we int ...., - al,r•,r,r; NOUS& CLEANING Discretion
Low commission. oily.,.,, AM,,,4 Guaranteed
Payment next 1 I vmmegAaresoeni AVAILABLE 9a.m. Dade
day �mpro.en: tit bo. vasok 46 Affordable 6 thorough ��S) 725-2322
Sales every Tues. -4 nwr Ascovm ken 10 years experience
and Thurs. at 6 ,r5-li1 Very reliable tines' Flinn); I, -
p m Antique fur. 571-0755 R,Ilererlcn
ndu,e, appliances Nimble Hand 1-88&491-6600 Call Lisa -i
er Owner and (905)655-7616
operator JrHome MICHMUI MOVING
MYLES KING Irly,rrvememy d STORAGE I HOUSECLEANIMG I
AUCTIONS �"ms "buy', sEPmccs ' `" -
33 Hall SL ./C-tmCrnes Office. A;; ,.e a BY LAURIE ` - , -
Oshawa. Piano Specuies:s •Senlot '2 ,Ha", - r.,eP •'''p
601 -Monro Olscount5 Nurks ak)rkl s .irk
Established in ,/ am Pr A Llcersed 'nsured Free Excellent Rales s "'umrlbny:
1960 Lardseapte Prolaets Esbmates Proksmoal 8 Retenince2 .'.. ranteed -.•suit,
Ajar
725-5751 Sema .I,r. P1Ckanng area airy
Call Alan 19051 3.(t-9267
723-0501 (905}839-0954 GII 436.7795. IIM3 EV I;KI TNI�1:�
1905-) 4211-2971{
DICKS (Polak). Michael Shaun - t s hnh sad-
ness'hat Shaur 3r,; ,,tinder ann,HAice the passing
Of their son. Michael after a very brief but love filed
lite on Monday September 13. 1999 Though d was
lust a few hours. Michael taacled the lives of his
grandparents Michael and Apnl Polak. Michael Dicks
and Francine Hollands, Jill Stephenson, aunts Undsay
Polak and Melissa Dicks. Lisa Connor, uncle Chris
Dicks and cousin Kyle. Special thanks to the staffs at
Aax 3 Pickering Hearth Centre and Kingston Gener-
a. Hospital for Their kindness and Caring. A service
`.r Michael will be held in the chapel of the
MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME, 22 Old Kingston
:;a� aial P�cli ,!Ia;e §9°428-8488 on
Fiursday SeofemDer 10. 1999 at tram Imermem
In Erskine Cemetery.
NAPPER. Robert 3c,^ Yj,•'19'4 ar ^1:^
Sas.atcnewar 3e'c',el nuscand of Ethril ;a, ---•
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Pickering .
softball girls
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win another
tourney title
PIC'KE:RINC — 'i'he Pickering
Bob Hendncksen ('(instruction ban-
tam girls' select softball team won its
fifth tournament of the season by win-
ning its own tournament recently.
The Pickering selects defeated
Brampton 2-0 in a seven -inning nail -
biter to win the championship final.
Angel Gray struck out five Brampton
batters and gave up only one hu and
two walks to win the game's most
valuable placer trophy. Pickering's in-
field defence, led by second baseman
Nicole McCulloch with six outs/as-
s1sts, was flawless. Shortstop Heather
Wilkinson, Devan Curran and Wendv
Taylor• who alternated at third base,
and Natalie McCulloch at first base
handled numerous hard-hit ground
halls. Timely hitting by Caitlin Pask.
Courtney Puddister and Stephanie
Kelley, along with aggressive base
running. allowed Pickering Io score
two runs in the third inning. Pickering
was able to scratch out eight hits. with
Puddister leading the charge. going 3 -
for -3 -
Tu reach the final. Pickering won
three round-robin games decisively,
outplaying each of its opponents.
Pickering beat fast Gwilhmhury 12-2
in the opener, then defeated Aurora
12-0 and Newmarket y-1.
Pickering's pitching trio of Gray.
Kelley and Puddister were at their best
throughout the tournament. Picker-
ing's defence was solid• allowing only
three runs in four tournament games.
The outfield of Melissa Bard. Brenda
Burgess. Michelle Lit uglas and Gray
played a key rule in the tournament
victory.
Contributing with four or more hits
during the kurnament were Burgess.
Puddister, Wilkinson. r3uglas, Nicole
McCulloch and Pask, w bol led thL club
offensively, batting 7 -for -9 for the
tourney.
A skills competition was part of the
day's events and Pickering's Wilkin-
son won the throwing accuracy award.
This season, the Pickering bantam
girls' team has won f'ivc champi-
onships at tournaments, racking up 21
wins, while losing only ince. 'Ther ti -
tics have come at the Whlthy, New-
market, Brampton. Malvern and PJck-
enng events Their onl% loss came In
the championship final at the Missis-
sauga tournament to Brampton.
The team is coached by Tom Mc-
Culloch. Ray Wilkinson and John
Gray.
SCOREBOARD
SEPT. 15.1999
CNIA ONTARIO PIIDVSOMAL JUNIOR'A'
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