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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_09_17PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESSRUN 49,800 P 1 C K E R I N G' S C O M M U N IT Y 36 PAGES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 15 ON THE FARM One Durham farnilv's tradition ,_-continues, page 7 Public wants `objective'review New team may m onitor Pickering nuclear probe BY MARIANNE_ TAKACS Slab'' Writer PICKERING — Politicians here want university academics and scientists rather than profes- sional consultants to advise the Town on the environmental as- sessment of the Pickering nuclear plant. In voting to hire the team from the University of Toronto and Mc- Master University at their execu- Me committee meeting Monday, several council members suggest- ed area residents would prefer in- dependent scientists and acade- mics scrutinize the environmental assessment, rather than consul- tants who have worked for Ontario Power Generation (OPG) or the nuclear industry in the past. Ward 1 local Councillor Dave B in Virweswadsti Srnan Is as C� s naN CkWs C • SALES • S13r*41 a: • LEASOM • RENTALS • BODY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. Wl l"W ein j9q M-M Try The Best" , Ryan maintained only the univer- sity group has the "arm's-length" relationship with the nuclear plant the public would like to see_ He noted the other consulting firms that bid for the job would all use people who'd worked in the past for OPG or the nuclear industry. In an interview after the meet- ing Coun"Ryan confirmed he so- licited the bid from the Toron- to/McMaster universities team, to be considered alongside those sub- mitted from five consulting firms at the invitation of the Town. 'The community demands and deserves a peer review process they can feel is objective;' he said. The team members are "not anti - nuke" yet "don't have a vested in - See PICKERING page 4 Inside the News Advertiser % M TO FM IT Editorial Page ...........6 Columnist ..............6 Eutertainnment ..........24 Sports ................28 Classified .............31 GIVE IIS A CALL General ..........683-5110 Distribution ......683-5117 Death Notices ... . .683-3005 Auction Line ......683-7545 Sinerely Yours ...........1-800-662-8423 Entail .newsroom@durham.net Web site ... Aurhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 N E W S Pfd PER SINCE 1 96 5 PTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND SPORTS Pickering .splits first game with Ajax, page 28 A.J. GROE.N/ Nexs Advertiser photo Whitby -Ajax MPP Jim Flahem tests out a new• Community Safety Zones created to reduce traffic laser speed gun under the watchful eve of Con- infractions. Speeders caught in the new safety stable Cathy Baw•den during the launch of new zones face fines double the established amounts. Safety zone vwill be sorry New program in Durham targets lead -foots A series of roadways in Durham Region have now offi- cially been branded Community Safety Zones (CSIs), meaning double trouble for reckless dri- vers. As allowed by new provincial legislation spearheaded by Whit- by -Ajax MPP Jim Flaherty, On- tario's attorney general, 11 stretches of road have been desig- nated CSZs, where traffic viola- tors will be slapped with double the normal fines for infractions like speeding. A committee including police traffic specialists selected the zones, chosen for a one-year trial period, based on high accident rates and speeding complaints. Most of the CSZs throughout Durham are located within school zones. "I think this is good news for the community. It means that when parents take their children to school they can feel comfort- able knowing that their children are safe," said Mr. Flaherty Wednesday in launching the pro- gram at the corner of Rossland and Stevenson roads, now offi- cially a CSZ. Signs spread across Durham Region will make motorists aware when entering zones, which will be regularly moni- tored and patrolled by Durham Regional Police. "Our plan is to enforce the zones as much as possible on a regular, daily basis and include them in our monthly traffic initia- tives;" said Deputy Chief Jim Adams. CSZs have been designated along stretches of Simcoe Street North, Rossland Road and Har- mony Road in Oshawa; Taunton Road and Anderson Street in Whitby; Bayly Street in Ajax; Whites Road in Pickering; Sand- ford Road and Regional Road 47 in Uxbridge; King Street in Cour- tice and Liberty Street in Bow- manville. The region has hired a consul- tant to study the impact of CSZs during the program's year-long trial period. P PAGE'? NEWS ADVERT13ep Itp1Ci>rY' fgdTf0l�i.'S�teMbLi 11,1�l9 ' No injuries in Highbush house fire PICKERING —A fire at a home in smoke coming from the house;' says the Highhush neighbourhood caused an Pickering Fire Department Deputy estimated $45,00() damage Wednesday Chief Bill Douglas. There was night. nobody home at the time. Firefighters were called to 1430 Old Firelighters entered the residence Forest Rd. at 7:51 p.m.• when three sta- and extinguished the flames. 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Wendy Gillott wondered aloud moments after the drunk driver who killed her brother and aunt and critically injured her parents was sentenced to four years in prison Thursday. ••Life in prison wouldn't have been adequate. He killed two people. How do you put a value on all the grief and suf- fering our family has gone through'?" she asked. A Superior Court jury found Gordon Brooks, 39, of Scugog Island, guilty in July of impaired and dangerous driving, causing the deaths of Brian Fensom, 45, of Pickering, and June Humphrey, 69, of Scarborough. He was also found guilty of impaired and dangerous driving caus- ing bodily harm to Ms. Gillott's parents, Murray and Ella Fensom, seriously hurt in the Oct. 26, 1996 crash in Scugog Township, and driving with more than the legal level of alcohol in his blood. "My family has been reduced by 50 per cent. We lost half of our family;' Ms. Gillott wrote in a victim impact state- ment read in court. "He didn't just maim my parents, he stole them from us... they are no longer the same." Prosecutor Ken Polley said the sur- viving victims continue to suffer physi- cally and emotionally as a result of the crash. Ella Fensom, then 74, suffered se- vere internal injuries, a broken neck, fractured pelvis and lay in hospital co- matose for three months after the crash, court was told. The jury heard Mr. Brooks was west- bound on Highway 7A at 9:45 a.m. when his Chevy pick-up truck crossed the cen- tre line and collided head-on with the Jeep Cherokee carrying the Fensom fam- ily. Police and paramedics testified dur- ing the trial they detected a strong odor of alcohol coming from Mr. Brooks, who was taken to Lakeridge Health Port Peng with injuries and later administered a breathalyzer test. A breath sample taken at 12:13 p.m. showed he had 128 mg of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood. The legal limit is 80 mg. "Impaired driving at any time is bad enough, but it is even worse at this time of day;' Justice Bruce Glass said. The judge also imposed a seven-year driving prohibition as part of Mr. Brooks' punishment. Court heard Mr. Brooks, a construc- tion supervisor and married father of three, has no criminal record and does not suffer from an alcohol dependency problem. 36th ANNUAL MARKHAM 01k ANTIQUE SHOW OM OF ONTARIO'S OLDEST SHOWS SEPTEMBER 17,18,19 1999 LOCATION MOM JOY COMMUNITY CENTRE 611,111111 SIXIEENTH AVENUE, MARKHAM WW1cINAaz7iVMAVB,WJMMGAm ai►crM FRIDAY 17TH 5:00 PM -"PM SATURDAY 18TH 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM SUNDAY 19TH 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM ADMISSION $3.50 Preteens are free HOURLY DOOR PRIZES SPONSORED BY MARKHAM LIONS CLUB For more information contact Steve Kowakhuk (905) 2946808 Hope to see you there! "Mr. Brooks genuinely and sincerely is in- credibly remorseful and sorry for what oc- curred;" said his lawyer Marshall Sack, who sought a sentence of 12 to 18 months. The prosecution wanted a five -to -seven year sentence. "It's not a social indiscretion. It's a crime to drink and drive... Too many people treat this of- fence too lightly, as if it is not a crime. Mr. Brooks is a criminal;' Mr. Polley said. "This court has to send a very clear mes- sage, which unfortunately often falls on deaf cars in this country" Mr. Brooks did not testify during his trial. Instead, his lawyer claimed Mr. Brooks swerved to avoid a fox on the road — a theory future. the Crown rejected as "a fairy talc:' However, he dismissed the defence's re - Mr. Justice Glass found "legitimate re- quest for leniency, saying the deaths of two morse" on the part of Mr. Brooks and said he people and serious injuries of two more are was unlikely to be in trouble with the law in the "not to be taken lightly. cot Please Recycle r RONALD MARTINO & SON FUNERAL DIRECTORS BROCK ROAD CHAPEL PROVIDING TRADITIONAL BURIAL 6 CREMATION SERVICES "THE DURHAM PLAN" IMMEDIATE BURIAL OR CREMATION SERVICES • Transportation of the Deceased • Family Consultation INCLUDES • Documentation • Minimal Wooden Cremation $9io or Burial Container BROCK ROAD CHAPEL ENQUIRIES PLEASE CALL ;057 Brock Road (Just south of 401) PICKERING (905) 686-551" Warning! 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Find out the questions the others would prefer you never ask. P 'AGE >t (PENIS ADVER11SEi1 Flg1D1111YEDMON, S&O twit 17,1'!89 Pickering wants university team to monitor probe PICKI-YL 'G front pa,¢r 1 terest in the nuclear industry". The committee's choice, approved by a four -to -three vote with Council- lors Ryan, Maurice Brenner, ':Hark Holland and David Pickles in favour, must still be ratified by council next week. As well, OPG, which promised to cover the cost of the Town's indepen- dent reviewers for the environmental assessment, has not yet agreed to the committee's choice. Pickering plant spokesman Pat O'Brien said after the meeting OPG would respond to the Town on the issue by next week's council session. An environmental assessment of the Pickering nuclear facility has been or- dered by the Atomic Encrgy Control Board (AECB) as a condition of the possible restart of the station's four older 'A' reactors off-line since January 1998. Those reactors were among seven across the province ordered shut down by Ontario Hydro ( now OPG) in August of 1997, following a scathing consultant's review of the utility's nu- clear operations. Hydro said it was shutting the reac- tors down so it could concentrate on improving the performance of its 12 newer reactors, including four at Pick- ering 'B'. Dave Steele, chairman of Picker- ing -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for IN: Environment, is -absolutely de- lighted- by the executive committee's sA�p■ E■■llCIAL BARGAIN�S—�-, IN TODAY'S News Advert_ Fri., Sept. 17,1999 News Advertiser decision to go with the universities team. -Thev don't owe anybody any- thing:' said Mr. Steele of the academic group. "it will be independent. There will he no influence on them from any party. They'll be very thorough." The AECB is expected within a week or two to release a draft 'scope' for the assessment detailing the envi- ronmental work it will require OPG to do. One of the first tasks to be under- taken by the universities team, if it's hired. will he to advise the Town on the adequacy, of that scope. Members of the team include Pick- ering resident Nick Eyles, a professor of geology in the environmental sci- ence department of the U of T. Prof. Eyles was the independent reviewer assisting the 'Community Working Group' of citizens appointed by OPG to provide advice on the environmental review it conducted for the AECB last year. 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L . 1.. -- \:/ :/ \:/ \:AO t:/ / \:/ \:/ \:/ :/ :/ \:/ / 14 t:/ \►:/ 44 \:/ t4:/ i:/ \:/ 1 P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITFON, September 17,1999 t OPINIONS Edi ri & G¢tebre,e ftp Tulure; ` EDITORIAL Forged merger may avert forced one Pickering, Ajax officials can shape amalgamation that's good for all Pickering is no longer going to Pickering and Ajax will be much pussyfoot around on the issue of amal- stronger together — politically and eco- gamation with Ajax. nomically — than they have historical - Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs has ly been individually. And there issued a report recommending the Town are benefits, in this time of political make a formal request to Municipal Af- down -siring, to creating a larger pool of fairs Minister Steve Gilchrist to appoint municipal resources. Transit is already a "mediator" to "facilitate" the merger being looked at, as are firefighting ser - of Pickering and Ajax by December vices (on a regional basis). But there's 20M. Pickering council will vote on the more to consider: A larger tax base. the recommendation Tuesday. elimination of service duplications, a What could fk seen by our neigh- stronger voice at the upper tiers of gov- bcwrs next door as a hostile takeover is emment, an opportunity to address con - really no such thing. Pickering officials stituent concerns with common - and NEWSDURHAM not competing - goals in mind. Province acts for them --- and their Ajax Indeed, these things must be given ADVERTISFR every consideration by leaders and the One need only look a bit west — to citizens of both Ajax and Pickering. that fledgling mega -city called Toronto When you're part of the planning. — to sec what can happen when mu- you are also an architect of the result. nicipal leaders don't move on their S E P T. 17, 1 9 9 9 1,7• ` EDITORIAL Forged merger may avert forced one Pickering, Ajax officials can shape amalgamation that's good for all Pickering is no longer going to Pickering and Ajax will be much pussyfoot around on the issue of amal- stronger together — politically and eco- gamation with Ajax. nomically — than they have historical - Pickering mayor Wayne Arthurs has ly been individually. And there issued a report recommending the Town are benefits, in this time of political make a formal request to Municipal Af- down -siring, to creating a larger pool of fairs Minister Steve Gilchrist to appoint municipal resources. Transit is already a "mediator" to "facilitate" the merger being looked at, as are firefighting ser - of Pickering and Ajax by December vices (on a regional basis). But there's 20M. Pickering council will vote on the more to consider: A larger tax base. the recommendation Tuesday. elimination of service duplications, a What could fk seen by our neigh- stronger voice at the upper tiers of gov- bcwrs next door as a hostile takeover is emment, an opportunity to address con - really no such thing. Pickering officials stituent concerns with common - and are simply acting now before the not competing - goals in mind. Province acts for them --- and their Ajax Indeed, these things must be given counterparts. every consideration by leaders and the One need only look a bit west — to citizens of both Ajax and Pickering. that fledgling mega -city called Toronto When you're part of the planning. — to sec what can happen when mu- you are also an architect of the result. nicipal leaders don't move on their So. Pickering isn't looking to build own. The provincial government an empire; it's looking to serve its citi- stepped in and ordered a complete zens as we head into the new millenni- amalgamation of the former Metropole- um. It's ncx romantic and neither is it tan Toronto's six municipalities, even in much of a hot -button issue for Picker - the face of massive political opposition. ing taxpayers. A lot of good those protests did. But it is an issue that must be ex - We don't see this as empire building, plored locally, before Queen's Park as some cynics might. We don't see it as steps in. an affront to Ajax's municipal 'sover- eignty', as some citizens might. What E-mail comments on this editorial to we see is a natural progression of ef- nnewsC&durham.net. Submissions forts between the two towns to remove which include the writer's full name barriers and increase efficiency in such and town of residence will be consid- areas as, for example, transit services. eyed for publication. SIR ..INHOUNT N I MUN MLItiiII WE W ML 6Fim tttthat,opt % OUID DO I5 TUM Muat>F�.cttA�s SIMEltlltlb ANY REASON >�u5ANv5 Ot WWI G SM1fAT5 ps A11D ou I5 ._ NEXT TO SLAKE EASE 11" y ,T T110 utEAv luw+rE+aulat+6. ANYwAYS % ,� 1 BI1.t�.vE- . 1 � LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Teens need a youth centre in Pickering To the editor: In the Sept. 8 editorial in the Pickering News Advertiser, you mention the disgraceful acts com- mitted by teens in local parks. It is true that these actions are ap- palling. But, 1 believe we must be more creative in our approaches to young people if we want them to become responsible young adults. To simply call out the police and security on our parks would not The ice men cometh from home Junior hockey teams hope to score with local talent The Pickering Panthers and the winning formula when they decided to Ajax Axemen are doing it right. Al go with rosters loaded with 'AAA' Both junior hockey clubs have graduates from the elite Metro Toronto made a determined effort to ensure ''• Rivett Hockey League. With little or no local there's plenty of local talent in their content on the teams, the fans stayed lineups for the 1999-2000 season. Sports Editor away in droves. And the organization The Panthers, in particular, have _ went into the competitive doldrums. staked their reputation on home-grown That was until current owner content. This year, 13 players - more joyed their strongest seasons when the Michael Boyer and Panthers' general than half the roster - moved through focus has been placed on developing manager Ron Blizzard rescued the the Pickering minor hockey system. home-grown players. In their first few team and, in so doing, put together a Last season, when the Panthers won years in the Metro Junior Hockey game plan to raise the club's profile in their conference title and advanced to League, the Panthers were a power- the community, mostly by giving local the league semi-final series, the lineup house, mostly due to the strong local players a chance to make the team. was similarly flush with local talent. product the club put on the ice. For ex- Back in the mid-1980s when the The Axemen have also stocked up ample, current Toronto Maple Leafs Axemen joined the local junior 'C' with area players this year. Although goalie Glenn Healy toiled for his loop, the club was made up of entirely the team had mediocre results during home -town team. local players who propelled the team to the pre -season, there are signs that suc- People who remember the Panthers the league title in the first season. cess is just around the corner. Among of old will not only recall the club was And, with the two teams' commit - the local players with the Axemen are competitive against other junior pow- ment to local talent, perhaps we'll see defenceman Ryan Morgan and for- erhouses, but the strong local flavour more Ajax and Pickering players like wards Tyler McGregor and Jason brought out the crowds as most home Glenn Healy develop into NHL stars. Wyles, who made their presence felt games were standing -room only at the through the exhibition season. Don Beer Arena. E-mail comments on this column to Through their 20 -plus -year history During the mid-1980s and into the news@durham.net. Include your in junior hockey, the Panthers have ,en- '90s, the Panthers got away from their full name and town of residence. only be a great expense, but the re- sults may very well never gain the resperosc we are looking for. Young people arc continually balking at authority. They are re- belling against the status quo. And many are partying for lack of any- thing better to do. Where are these youth able to go to obtain quality recreation:' Where is the place in Pickering that is designed to meet their needs'.' We can use law and order to maybe stop the problem, or we can provide for them the space they need to develop and grow info responsible young adults. What i believe we need 10 do is � to provide them with a place where they can hang out A place with leaders who are there for them and not merely to make sure they keep out of trouble. A place where they can receive informal guidance and leadership to help them sort out all that plagues them as they grow up. They need a youth centre. There are more than 10,000 youth between the ages of 12 and 19 in Pickering. But, there aren't enough recreation facilities and programs for youth. Youth in Pick- ering are bored. They have nothing to do. And when you put a group of bored youth together, they will inevitably push one another to do things they would not normally do. In a survey conducted this sum- mer in Pickering, 95 per cent of youth surveyed agree Pickering needs a youth centre. Similarly, 93 per cent believe there needs to be more in Pickering for youth to do. It is a clear demonstration that it's time for a youth centre in Picker- ing - a youth centre that combines recreational activities alongside constructive learning and develop- ment of young people. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. a 0#CA • .... �..� 6 �� -`yet: �-�. '~ R .:.-• y�:. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 PAGE 7 A/P • Home Region In `Simple pleasures missing from life today', says farmer This is the first in an occasional series of articles about 'Families on the Homestead'. BY LINDA WHITE Stuff Writer He remembers the days when his brothers tried to discourage him from taking over the family farm. But while they "dwelt on the hardships", Harold 'Mac' Ransberry "kept looking at all the nice things }'arm life had to offer." He was certain the Orono farm would be a "great place to raise kids" and Mr. Ransberry and his bride Norma Heron enjoyed the local dances. Sure, he had recog- nized "there was more to life than here", and at age 18 had made half-hearted attempts to join the army during the Second World War. But those attempts didn't pan out, largely because "We saw them herding (army) recruits into the truck like cattle and weren't impressed one bit" Mr. Ransber- ry returned to the farm his parents had purchased in 1915. They had moved from Toronto to the 260 -acre farm situated on what is now Hwy. 35/115. Though just a wagon trail in those days, it was still a main road, as evidenced by numerous upgrades it has seen since the turn of the century. In the late 1920s, for instance, the municipal road was upgraded to a gravel road and eventually taken over by the county — when it was upgraded further with -bet- ter gravel", Mr. Ransberry, 76, laughs. Still, it wasn't until the mid - 1930s that the so-called "open road" saw constant winter ser- vice. Indeed, after very heavy snowfalls before that, it would take up to 10 days to clear the road, says Mr. Ransberry, who saw his first snowplow there while walking home from his one -room schoolhouse also at- tended by his 1 1 siblings (another died at age three). Despite the loss of a son, Mr. Ransberry's parents "were not the type of people to dwell on sad things" and worked hard over the years. They rarely spoke of their heritage, though Mr. Ransberry knows his paternal grandfather worked on a farm, sold farm ma- chinery and owned a grocerylumber store. Mr. Ransberry looks back fondly on those simpler times, when just 12 children from kindergarten through Grade 8 would attend school at any one time. "I remember the old wood stove in the back of the class- room. After walking to school through the snow, we would kick our boots off and put our feet up on the stove to warm up. It would burn holes in the bottom of our socks." Christmas was a particularly special time for the large family. Maternal relatives from Toronto "would send a large box to the railway station and Dad would hitch up a team (of horses) to go &f Harold 'Mac' Ransberry's brothers tried to the family's land in 1947. He held down a job discourage him from taking over the family at General Motors, but also continued to workfarm when he A -as a young man in Durham Re'- the land over the years to help pay the family Bion, but he did so anyK•ay. He built a home on hills. pick it up ... There was everything in there but the cat's tail;' Mr. Ransberry chuckles. He also remembers the "nice smell at Christmas. We always had a cedar tree and when the fire was burning, it seemed to take the smell of that tree through the whole house. I don't think you could ever duplicate it" `There was a sense of concern about your neighbours... You'd learn if someone died or if someone was born.' —'MAC' RANSBERRY But winters were also harsh in the "tough house" they called home, which was torn down years later. Mr. Ransberry remembers snowdrifts in the bedroom "that sometimes went over the foot of the bed. I always joked that those were the only times my feet were warm" Summers were special because his maternal grandmother would visit for a month to help his moth- er make preserves. Mr. Ransberry still remembers her drinking hot water as she knitted sweaters for her grandchildren and mended their knit socks. The family also enjoyed visits from aunts, uncles and cousins in the warmer months. One cousin would ride his bike from Toronto and spend two to three weeks on the farm, while a popular uncle would play "nickel scramble" and toss several coins up in the air at one time. The kids would scram- ble through the tall grass to find them. While hydro lines that came through the area in the mid -1930s ..were a big thing", it is the mem- ories of party telephone lines that Mr. Ransbc-rry cherishes most. "Our line was one long and two shorts, but you'd pick it up even on a neighbour's ring;" confesses Mr. Ransberry. "But it's not that you were nosier than anyone else. It was the way of life. There was a sense of concern about your neighbours and you got first-class news over the phone. You'd learn if someone died or if someone was born. If the conversation didn't interest you, you'd hang up." Married in 1944, Mr. and Mrs. Ransberry (who is now in a nurs- ing home after having suffered a brain aneurysm in 1993) rented a 12 -room stone house for $5 a month. Mr. Ransberry worked on the highway for their first two years of married life, making 35 cents an hour. "That was a lot of money back then," Mr. Ransberry says proud- ly. "You could buy a week's sup- ply of groceries with one day's pay, since you had your own pota- toes and turnips." During the winter, he would work several months at the Goodyear plant in nearby Bow- manville. It was in the summer of 1947 that Mr. Ransberry decided to build a home on the farm for his young family. Neighbours helped clear the bush and logs were sawed into lumber. After digging a basement in 1949, "the neigh- bours gathered to pour the foun- dation and the frame was up that summer." Still, Mr. Ransberry needed money to buy things like win- dows and doors. At the same time, General Motors added a second shift for the first time ever, and Mr. Ransherry began working there, "at the best job I ever had." Sewn after that, Mr. and Mrs. Ransberry and their children Dar- lene, loan and Don moved into their new home. And it wasn't sown enough for Mrs. Ransherry, who surprised her husband with the help of her brother by moving furniture to the house using a wheel harrow. The younger Mr. Ransberry, a plumber, lives in his own home on the farm, which is now about 200 acres, as land was sold when extension of the highway cut a portion off from the rest. "We've done general farming, though we've been dairy farmers more than anything else," Mr. Ransberry says of his years on the farm. "It's been easy land to maintain and to work, if you don't mind walking up a few hills" While he was "always interest- ed in how to improve the farm," Mr. Ransberry never bought the newest equipment. Instead, he used the interest earned on invest- ments to pay someone else to sow oats and other tasks. "That was my method of farm- ing, but not everybody could do what I did, cause no one would have a combine," admits the grandfather of eight and great- grandfather of four, who lists square dance calling as a favourite hobby. While the land won't likely continue to be farmed by the fam- ily, Mr. Ransberry has no regrets. "It was so much fun," he says, pointing to sleigh rides on moon- lit nights and skating on area ponds. "I think those simple plea- sures are what's missing from life today." budget in the black ...so far Welfare rolls dip, but child care costs climb Durham is spending less money on the dole because fewer people are collecting social assis- tance, but the Region is forking out more dough on child care for the offspring of former welfare recipients now working. A report to Regional council's finance committee 'Wednesday noted Durham had a $1.8 -million surplus at the end of July. Any surplus the Region has at the end of the year is put into the Rate Stabilization Fund to he used in the future to help offset property tax increases. Politicians were told that, while the income support divi- sion of the social services depart- ment is running a surplus of S2.5 million, the children's services section is S500.000 in the red. Finance commissioner Jim Clapp noted the decline in wel- fare rolls has resulted in a good news -had news situation. �-As welfare clients move off assis- tance they require ongoing child care." Meanwhile, he reported, the works department is 52(X),000 over budget because of higher- than-expected winter mainte- nance costs earlier this year. And. Durham Regional Police have a S2.5 -million surplus. but Mr. Clapp told the committee the extra money will be used to help pay for a new radio communica- tion system that the Police Ser- vices Board had been planning to finance through debentures. In his report, Mr. Clapp noted resignations and retirements in the police department are the rea- sons for the surplus. The Region's water supply and sanitary sewage systems are also running surpluses. The water supply system is $450,000 in the black and the sanitary sewage system has $800,000 more than anticipated. Any surplus will be used for water or sewer projects. Mr. Clapp noted that, since ac- tual expenses and revenues in 1998 varied from what was bud- geted and the same can be ex- pected this year, the finance de- partment doesn't yet know if there will be a surplus or a deficit at the end of 1999. In addition, it isn't yet known what impact provincial govern- ment downloading initiatives will have on the 1999 Durham Region budget. AIP PAGE 8 NEVIS ADVERTISER FMDAY EDITION, Septwnbgr 17, 1999 Local chiropractors back health and safety day PICKERING -- Children of all ages are invited to participate in the second annual Kids Day Inter- national at the Pickering Chiro- practic Health Centre. The centre is joining chiro- practic offices na- tionwide in mark- ing the health. safety and cm•i- ronmenlal aware- ness day Satur- day, Sept. 25 with several activities for youngsters and their parents. There'll be free face painting and balloons, handouts on envi- ronmental issues. a presentation on fire safety by the Pickering Fire Department. an appearance by Sparky the fire dog and a play by Wanda the Waste- ful. Four chiro- practors will be offering free spinal and postur- al exams, scolio- sis screenings and information on disease pre- vention and health promotion for children. A nutritional consultant will provide visiting parents with tips to improve their child's health and registered mas- sage therapists Fun programs for the frail offered Social and recreational pro- grams are being offered to the frail elderly and people who are physically chal- lenged or have a cognitive im- pairment. Durham Re- gion Communi- ty Care Associa- tion offers the day respite pro- grams in Ajax and Newcastle. For more in- formation call the association at 427-2315. will be on hand to dren. 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The answer, of course, is yes. There are important benefits to collecting and using seeds from your own garden plants — one be- cause you're assured they'll tolerate the growing conditions. Another is you can choose to harvest seeds from the very best plants in your flower beds and the vegetable garden. How satisfied you arc with the results depends on several factors. Some plants can he propagated successfully from their own seed, but some do not breed true to seed. That means what you saw this year in the garden might in fact look very different next year from the seeds you harvested this year. Sometimes success is Poor due to cross-pollinat- ing because the seeds will not grow true to type and may not set flowers or fruit. Squash, cabbage and ap- ples are good examples of this. Don't let this deter you. Man ornamentals, includ- ing bachelor buttons, cos- mos. Iceland poppies, Johnny jump -ups, marigolds, morning glory and violets, readily set seed which is easy to collect and generally prcxluce the same product as the mother plant. It's also very exciting to find out that you can cre- ate new varieties yourself. You should remember, though, that many of the seeds you collect will be from hybridized varieties and seeds from these plants create unpredictable re- sults. When two plants are crossed, each resulting seed is unique in its charac- teristics. Because of genet- ic variability, the offspring can be totally unlike either parent. Commercially -con- trolled crossings have cre- ated many fine ornamentals and vegetables. The original hybrids are derived from a controlled cross between two selected parents. If you save secds from these hybrids they often do not resemble either parent, or are often inferior in quality. If you want to try col- lecting secds here are some tips: Collect seed when it is mature and do it on a day that is dry. Thoroughly dry the seed before storing it. Some seeds are very small — al- most like dust, such as be- gonia, and are difficult for the home gardener to gath- er and store. Some, like sweet peas, have a hard shell and they will take longer to dry. Oth- ers like tomatoes are found inside the fruit and need to be thoroughly cleaned be- fore drying. Once harvest- ed, seed must be dried thor- oughly for about a week. Moisture will cause mould to form and ruin the seed. Dry the seed at room tem- perature in a well -ventilat- ed room. I spread them out on a paper towel so excess moisture is absorbed. I pre- fer to store seed in paper envelopes rather than plas- tic for this reason. Label and date your seeds. Your memory may fade over the winter months and in April seeds can look remarkably alike. Store seed in a cool, Ajax Garden Club gets to the root of orchid growing AJAX — Growing or- chids will be the topic during the Ajax Garden Club meet- ing Monday, Sept. 20. The club is also holding its Annual Fall Fayre at the meeting, which starts at 8 p.m.atthe Ajax branch of the Royal Canadian Legion, 1 I 1 Hunt St. Wayne Hingston will talk about growing orchids and some will be available for purchase. Newly -arrived millenni- um tulips will be available at the meeting at a cost of $10 per package. Admission is free and everyone is wel- come. For more information call Kathryn Carnegie at 683- 5328. Veronica Sliva In The Garden dry location. In the spring you may want to do a germination test before planting to de- termine if the seed is vi- able. Here's how: Select about 10 seeds and put them on a piece of moist paper towel. Fold the towel over the seeds and check daily to see if any have sprouted. 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As a general rule to en- sure the best possible ger- mination, you should use your seeds the following spring or at least within two years. If you would like more detailed information on collecting seed, I like Nancy Bubel's 'The New Seed -Starters Handbook'. It is a very good reference manual and should be available in most libraries. CENTRAL AIR Yd A GOOD lions y V LENNr� : J n �r MRTH THE PURCHASE OF A LBNNOX HIGH EFFICIENCY GAS FURNACE' AMMA W9 42 in M@gu CLASS �.em .z... •, HiOA�ElO�"Yl ^..too ->. �s...� rnwn _�- :.- 3 weeks lowflp*nz; • • � I w In our continuing efforts to listen to the eoinrnunity. Ontario Power Gr.nrration'� Pickering Nuclear and Darlington Nuclear 9 nr.rating stations are undertaking an aerial survey. The survey is designed to detect sources of natural and man-made gamma radiation, is to confirm that no gamma radiation has been introduced into the surrounding areas by operations from our plants. Tatretwr RSM _ AWX WMW 0 ry '� 8owmativille 3 Pick erie� LAKE N�Clear ON rA R1 ONewc A low-flying helicopter will fly in a zone roughly 10 kilometres around each plant. This includes the east end of Toronto, and the southern portions of Pickering, Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa and Clarington. The survey will be conducted Monday through Saturday, during daylight hours, starting September 15 (weather Permitting), for approximately three weeks. The results of the survey will be shared with the community when they are available. We apologize to our neighbours for any inconvenience the survey may cause. If you have any questions, please contact Ross Fitchett, Public Affairs, Pickering Nuclear at ' ONTARIO (905) 839-1151 ext. 2154, �N 111A'U111QIOGE N 4f4ep Fir r��" •�� NEWS ADVERTIRFR FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 PAGE 15 A/P ST CHANCE .......... ANADAmWID CLEARANCE 1s mac'. 20------------ ........... 0P.Y+, �x . . . . . . . . . . �•�. .,tea. �:��. ice'$ '� -}}� � F,-a�4 �irT •� 1. �'' ;.. 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Fees Exna ASK ABOUT FACTORY -TO -DEALER INCENTIVES AT YOUR CHEVROLET•OLDSMOBILE DEALER. HURRY. OFFER ENDS SEPTEMBER 30, 19999. AUTO INSURANCE DISCOUNTS FOR ANTI -LACK BRAKES, AIR SACS AND ANTI TNEFT DEVICES FROM MOTORS INSURANCE CORPORATION - THE INSURANCE PEOPLE FROM GENERAL MOTORS. VISIT YOUR CNEVROLETOOLDSMOBILE DEALER and call NIC for a fast, no obligation auto insutronce quote.' We'd like you to know more: Come visit us at your local dealer, on our website at www.gnwmnoda.com or call us at 1400 -GM -DRIVE Oldsmobile Intrigue lease has an annual kilometre limn of 20,000 km, • 50.12 per excess kilometre. Oldsmobile Intrigue lease has an annual cost of borrowing of 4.9% per annum. Other lease options available. Financing on approved GMAC credit only Example 510.000 at '0 O 1.9% APR, the monthly payment is $216.52 for 48 months. Cost of borrowing is 5392.96. Total obligation is 510.392.96. Down payment. trade and/or security deposit may be req ,,,ad. Monthly payment 1J and cost of borrowing will vary dependrx� on amount borrowed and down payment/trade. Offers apply as indicated to 1999 new or demonstrator models of Oldsmobile Intrigue R7Z Offers appy as indicated �C �• to qualified retail customers in the Ontarno Chevrolet Dealer Marketing Association ony Limited time offers which may not be combined with other offers. Dealers are hee to set individual prices See your WA dealer(s) for conditions or detaiK. tYour GM dealer is not licensed as an insurance agent or broker, and is not acting as an agent or broker or in any other capacity on behalf of Motors Insurance Corporation Available to residents of Ontario only. dYr A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 - FRIDAY, SEPT. 17 BILLBOARD ADDICTION: The Serenity Group holds its weekly 12 -Step Recovery Meeting at 8 p.m. at SEPT 17, 1999 Bayfair Baptist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., --- Pickering. The group deals with addictions of FRENCH WOMEN: The Cercle Francopho- all types, including co-dependency. All wel- ne d'Ajax, a group for French-speaking come. Child care program available as re- women, meets at 8 p.m. 839-0343 for loca- quired. 428-9431 (Jim, evenings), tion. MUSEUM VILLAGE: Pickering Museum Village hosts a special candle -lit tour recalling the Rebellion of 1837, with costumed inter- preters. It's from 8 to 9:30 p.m. and is for those aged 12 years and older. Admission $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students. $3 for children aged five to 12, $15 for families. Free parking. It's on Hwy. 7 between Brock and Westney Rds., Greenwood. Phone 683-8401 for information. ALLERGIES: The Durham Region Anaphy- laxis Support Group meets the third Friday of each month at 7:30 p.m. Support for those dealing with lite -threatening allergies. 420- 8404. 686-3018 for location. Ballycliffe hosts sale AJAX — Bal- lychffc Lodge. is hosting a yard sale and car wash Saturday. Sept. 18 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fifty per cent of all pro- ceeds will be do- nated to the Terry Fox Foundation. Donations can be dropped off at Ballycliffe. SATURDAY, SEPT. 18 SALE: The Durham Region Parents of Multi- ple Births Association holds its annual fall sale featuring fall and winter clothing from 9 a.m. to noon at Annandale Golf and Curling Club, corner of Bayly and Church Sts., Ajax. 686-0707. YARD SALE: Ballycliffe Lodge. 70 Station St., Ajax, hosts a yard sale and car wash from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fifty per cent of all proceeds will be donated to the Terry Fox Foundation. Donations for the yard sale can be dropped off at Ballycliffe. 683-7321. READING CIRCLE: The Pickering Read- V�_CORRECTION !NOTICE We wish to draw your attention to the following in our current 'MORE THAN LOW PRICES' Byer Page 4 - Spacemaker 12 Cup Dnp Coffee -maker, 43-0505-8. COPY READS Reg. 96.89, Sale 84.96, Save 40 00 SHOULD READ Reg, 88.97. Sale 99.99 Save 4 00 Page 4 - All -in -1 Automatic Breadmaker. 43-0824-8 COPY READS Reg. 139.99. Sale 99.99, Save 40-00 SHOULD READ Reg 9-97, Sale 99.99 Save 29.00 WE SINCERELY REGRET ANY INCONVENIENCE WE MAY HAVE CAUSED YOU. Just the fax: 683-7363 IS YOUR MATTRESS Tp0 � -Foo (:�� ,III Not I gN1111111W11111►►All/ll HAL YON Since 1971 AIRBEDS • WATERBEDS • PARTS • Looks like a regular mattress • Uses regular sheets and headboard • Feels so crazy, it's easy to sleep Sleep Better With No Pressure Points MasterBedro� BEDS • SUITES • LINEN • FUTONS • CRIBS • ETC. WHITBY PICKERINGJN gi M1111M ISO Dundas 1755 PickeringStreet East Parkway"llnrNt carve of tfa0 cornw of ThiCb n i MXWN 1M 401 A Brock fi. 668-4300 427-2047 ing Circle hosts registration for the fall session from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Orchard Villa, 19.55 Valley Farm Rd., Pickering. 839-3037 (Raji). MUSEUM VILLAGE: Pickering Museum Village hosts a special candle -lit tour recalling the Rebellion of 1837, with costumed inter- preters. It's from 8 to 9:30 p.m. and is for those aged 12 years and older. Admission $5 for adults, $4 for seniors and students, $3 for children aged five to 12, $15 for families. Free parking. It's on Hwy. 7 between Brock and Westney Rds., Greenwood. 683-8401. BAZAAR: Ashley Manor Seniors hold a bazaar and auction at 40 Kitney Dr. from I a.m. to 3 p.m. Bake sale, crafts, plants, jewel- ry, white elephant. Refreshments available. BLACK WOMEN: The Ajax -Pickering Chapter of the Congress of Black Women holds an open house and membership drive from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, Valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. 420-846.5 (Jewell), 427-5535 (Claudette). "14. Bc�L/Ef:T .n... YOU CAN Young moms get cooking AJAX — Young mothers can gel cooking in a free course offered by The Youth Centre. Six cooking classes are being held for young pre- and post -natal mothers, as well as young moms with toddlers. The classes are being held Tues- days, Sept. 21 and 28, Oct. 5, 12, 19 and 26 from 3:30 to 6:15 p.m. The course will offer tips on food safety, nutrition, making baby food and preparing healthy and affordable meals for mother and child. Day care and bus transportation to and from classes will be provided free. To register or for more information on the course, including location, call Valerie Brown at 428-1212. ...... ... . 0 a -: VVffHUS 8e7Uer- SUPREME 1 Doo (1998 Model) HOCKEY GLOVES PRO 81&, aR 21ou"10WAL t lit y� bps 4 %`"fipj y"Fa m. �3 4 i� kms` ye, irr n. ✓ 5 t- �7-r - e% -sc 14 4A &'L *1 Anti -scald showers Tips for choosing `'-- Wood Floors • Decorating?. Confused? 7z tub �"'4•It- 10, " „r► ti '"^ "" � art a. ri'- ' •. - '"' AMR TRADE IN YOUR OLD FURNACE' _ A/P PACE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 9RER LUMBER MUM PA?lr.FD- No-mer Lumber - is Having a jjkRj) SA This Friday, Saturday and Sunday' Sept 17, 18,, 19 •with loads of overstocked inventory. Greatly reduced � prices! •End of line, discontinued merchandise. Priced to clear!! •Damaged or marked items � Reduced to Sell! SHOP EARLY - . for the best selection 7 a.m. - 9 FI.YTURES a r BUNDLES Of "CULL" LUMBER "L IoR UM81M 'fWA Y AND l CPTDIPA SA INROOhi a DROP IN VD PEDESTAL SINKS a; PR HA WA RE 7 -SEA AM �� DRP C! QUANTITIES MAY BE LIMITED. SORRY NO RAIN CHEQUES SALE ENDS SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 19/99 .Irl_ MANAAW Arm FAA.. 7 ... i _ ._ n_. _ a ,. FrwHr IoR ANG 'fWA Y AA/CD I? VESTNEY RD. N. 427-9931 Ami -scald showers the key to bathroom safety (NC) -Most of us have endured the unpleasant experience of a burst of hot or cold water in the shower when a toilet is flushed or a dishwasher is turned on. Not only is it unpleasant, it can be dangerous. To protect bathers, the government now requires anti -scald valves in all new bathroom construction. Pressure Balance Safety There are a variety of anti -scald valves available on the market. The most common type is the pressure balance valve with "spool and sleeve" technology. Delta Faucet uses this technology in their Monitor Series with Scald-Guard(r) valving. This feature keeps the water temperature constant and comfortable (within 1.7°C of the original temperature), even when water is diverted to another area of the house. Sp(x)l and sleeve pressure balancing ensure that when the incoming hot and cold water pressures are equal, the spool inside the valve stays centered to allow maximum water Flow. If there is a drop in cold water flow, the spool shifts to equalize the water flow and keep temperature constant. In addition to anti -scald valves, leading faucet manufacturers also include a limit stop feature for added safety. This dial can be set to prevent bathers from turning the shower handle up to dangerously hot temperatures. Pressure Balance Style Adding the safety of pressure balance to your home doesn't mean you have to skimp on style. There is a wide array of pressure balance valves available. From economical chrome models, to luxury models with separate temperature memory and volume control, to single or two -handle styles, there are pressure balance showers for every budget and taste. - News Canada Lug A Vacuum ennyPay Plug In A Beam! !i39 99 .; Regular Price 729.99 Our Compact Classic Model 189 . • Central Vac System Powerful 2 -stage 5.7` Motor • Canada's #1 Se ling Brand j • Complete Wit Butler Electric Powerhead, reinforced hose with on/of switch and Lite Touch"' handle, plus deluxe attachment set (13 pieces total) The Beam Power Sto L Larger more effiaent motor than -� most portables, assures you of l maximum suction for the ultimate in cleaning r. n $ _ DURHAMeF ilii' VACUUM PLUS LTD. 1271 KINGSTON RD. - UNIT #2 TEL: (905) 831.2326 a FAX: (905) 831-6220 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17,1999 PAGE 19 AJP SAVINGS Fieldcrest Charisma Kingsize - Bath Sheets to colors M1 imperfects Fieldcrest Pima Royal f oversized heavy weight Bath Towels 14 colors N1 imperfects Allt. DownDuvets, All Natural Fill rSpecials Pillows 200 ` Lfml All Prints & Quantitrie�: Mirrors AM PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Sepbmbw 17,1899 _,> Ten tips to choosing the right wood floor r(NQ-You've decided you want the rich look of a wood floor to enhance your home. Now you want to make sure you get the right wood floor. Melanie Wood, vice president of design for flooring manufacturer Mannington, recommends considering ten key points that will help you decide on the perfect wood tone and design to match your own home style. 1. Consider Room Sire. If the room is small, select a lighter color to make the room appear larger. Conversely, rich, darker tones will absorb available light and create a warmer, more intimate environment in a large room. 2. Choose a color to either coordinate or contrast with your current furnishings and cabinetry. For contrast, white cabinets look great with virtually any wood floor. 3. Think about the traffic your floor will see and choose a wood flooring with the appropriate protective finish. Companies like Mannington offer no -wax ultraviolet - cured urethane finishes that are incredibly durable and resistant to stains, water spotting and wear -through. These finishes are also water-based and have a top coat that is 100% solvent -free. Select wood floors with a satin or semi -gloss finish for areas with lots of foot traffic, like family rooms, dens and kitchens. Reserve floors with high gloss for rooms with less activity such as a formal dining room or living room. 4. Note your light sources -- including window sizes, the direction the,, face. and whether the rooms have incandescent or fluorescent light. These factors all contribute to the appearance of your floor. So try to view your wood selection in the same lighting that will be used in your home. 5. Pay attention to your design style. "It's important to choose your flooring to coordinate with the style you like:' advises Wood. "Whether your home is traditional, country or contemporary, wood floors can make a style statement." For traditional or country decors, a random width plank (such as 3", 5" and 7" inches) is a good choice. Single -width planks work well in a contemporary setting. Darker woods can have a more formal look, while lighter floors such as natural or white -washed tones lend themselves to more casual styles. 6. Weigh plank widths. A narrow width board (2 114 -inch strip, or 3 -inch plank) will visually expand a room. A wider board (5 - or 7 -inch plank) usually works better in a larger room. Wider planks are enjoying a resurgence in popularity and companies like Mannington offer a range of options. 7. Look at edge styles. A plank with a beveled edge highlights the natural wood texture and creates visual interest. A plank with a square edge provides a smooth, more traditional look across the entire room. 8. Play with design possibilities. Only your imagination limits your choices. Consider laying your flooring on the diagonal. Use a contrasting or complementary wood color to frame the room, or to create a dramatic focal point. A border or contrasting color can also be used as a transition from an existing floor in one room to a new, non-matching floor in an adjoining room. 9. Contemplate the benefits of neutral tones. Your floor should complement rather than dominate other design elements in the room. Wood's natural tone lets you use it as the neutral color to achieve continuity and balance in your interior design. 10. Shop at retail locations specializing in flooring. This is no time to "wing it" at a huge home center. Specialty flooring retailers typically have the best and widest selections, giving you a comprehensive feel for all your options. Also, receiving professional attention and advice can facilitate the selection and purchasing process. Professional installation helps to ensure top-notch performance from your beautiful wood floor. For further information about wood flooring options, call Mannington at I - 8(X) -252-4202 or visit the company web site at www.mannington.com. - Ne"s Canada "I"tK best woud ticwnngs today offer ad%an:ed finishes that extend the good looks of your floor. Mannington's newest finish, featured on the Montana Oak Plank collection, is called UltraWcar PlusTM. To ensure excellent protection against wear, while maintaining the clarity and depth of the wood grain, this finish contains aluminum oxide, which is second only to diamonds in terns of hardness. DRAPERY • BIANDS • SHL.TTERS • SHADES ermg the F I N ES'1. from Hoate10nglas son pow i A S N I O N S 1, ,;kw *44 �At Amew 400ow ra 905-428-0937 oR VM OM SHOWRoob[ 88 OLD KINGSTON Rd. AJAX HUM It1OWV" i" Lo r IF I)R.1PFRY BLINDS sHt 1 1 1= iZti tillAl)I Advertising Few" 1 T'r Y l if 7 I� I (' fir- - r Decorating? Confused? Choose the 1998 readers choice winners - Decorative Solutions. The interior designers at Decorative Solutions will help make your next decorating project an enjoyable endeavor. Whether its instore help or an in home consultation they will guide you through all aspects with their 20 years of combined experience. They carry a complete line of Pratt & Lambert quality finishes and Ralph Lauren paints & unique finishes. The store also has a variety of specialty faux finish products that can help add a special touch. If your considering wall coverings you can browse through the large selection books or choose from the instock borders. To add some colour to your home drop by Decorative Solutions at 1755 Pickering Pkwy or call 686-6883. 010 M -Jr A *of equal or leeaer ..— PAINT NPAPER r ?Gft�iRae'oev> �r ?Ga& esaoreaP S g "OPEN: I ACN-WED 10-6 = ,THUR-FRI :10-9 P�,A SAT 10-5UN '12-4 kering"Home & Wsure`Centre, 1755 Pickering Parkw4 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 20,1999 PAGE 21 A/P Lip r 1w;aM'ft-- {A%P VAdV:i' A"iS 'ALfVE9ft1 0*hJA-f EbIT'Idtf, $ept'M1bef 20,w§S9 Advertising Feature 64 C 1.;'t\ r,. !Y"". . , " r A 1 �G� :� i,i F^'� �"'•IF {f i 1� ° �j Turn on your bulbs next year... with a little dusting this fall (NC) -Plants with tender bulbs or corms such as tulip, daffodil, narcissus, crocus, hyacinth, dahlia, and begonia are valuable additions in virtually every home garden, especially as a perennial border, cutting garden, or as bedding plants. Fall is not only bulb planting time, it's also the time to consider removing bulbs from existing beds, if you choose to bring them indoors over winter. This practice should he considered in areas where extreme cold or sudden Chinooks could cause bulb damage. Whether you're planting or storing, there are some basic steps you should take to help assure healthy plants next year. To begin with, when planting. be sure to plant at the proper depth and in an area with appropriate sunlight and drainage. Planting depths do vary, so ask your local nursery, for instructions when buying your bulbs. Also be sure to use a quality bulb dust such as Wilson's Bulb and Soil Dust, which is a combination insecticide -fungicide. This will help control root rots, insects, and damping off --a soil -inhabiting fungus. Dust is usually worked into the soil before planting, but be sure to read and all follow label application instructions carefully. When storing, be sure to dig up bulbs carefully to avoid damage. After drying and curing the bulbs (once again, ask your nursery staff for advice on specific times), shake the dry, clean bulbs in a paper bag, combined with a small amount of bulb and soil dust - about one tablespoon of dust for every kg. of bulbs. If you're uncertain about which product to buy, Wilson Bulb and Soil Dust is a product that is widely and successfully used by gardening professionals and home gardeners alike. Its combination insecticide and fungicide formula is effective for both planting and storage. Remember, a little TLD (tender loving dusting) now will assure vibrant colour in your garden next year. For more information on Wilson Bulb and Soil Dust and other quality Wilson products be sure to visit their website at www.wilson.nu- gro.com. - News Canada AA'�eot11Oo ��ior&120100 Take care of your Home array from How .... Your Car!! 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(905) 281-1399 Fax: 281-8247 1905) 420-1296 Fax:420-3397 2550 Goldenridge Rd., Unit 34 PICKERING racwds•„r•sr : pia.INAXin a YAKM s `M°''b"W0inond'°"'"I "1735 Bayly St., Unit 15 l Hours: Tues. - Fri. 11 a.m. - 7 P.m.; Sot. 12 noon - 6 p.m. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, SWwnber 17,1999 PAGE 23 AQP GREAT SELECTION .• GREAT LEASE RATES & PAYMENTS • WE'RE READY TO DEAL t s �a I 04 y Y1999 Pontiac Sunfire Coupe PURCHASE FINANCING UP TO 48 MONTHS _ 1999 GMC Jimmy 4 -door 1V 1999 Pontiac Sunfire Sedan 1999 Buick canton, 1999 GMC Sierra Regular Cab AJAC "Best New Pickup Truck" V1999 Pontiac Trans Sport FIVE STAR SAFEW MR` WIG PW Thmed Am sWu� •ob '� bow thlfwr f.fld rt�•...t prwftge. inddwhe far anpop go ASK ABOUT FACTORY TO DEALER INCENTIVES DURING IDECLEARANCE IPONTLAC V c�naa�� r we'd Nlte you b know mar. Cvisit us vus at your local dealer. on our websft at wrw.ymearwdaoom a call us at 1 -800 -GIA -IMM. Financing on approved GMAC credit only. Example: $10.000 at 1.9% APR, the monthly payment is $216.52 for 46 months. Cost of borrowing is $392.96. Total obligation is $10.392.96. Down payment, trade and/or security deposit may be required. Monthy payment and oust of borrowing will vary depwx*V on amount borrowed and down peymentAr de. Offers apply to select 1999 new or demonstrator models. and to quaGfiud retail cus- tomers in Ontario only (exdudirg Northwestern Ontario). Dealer trade may be necessary. Dealers are free to set individual prices. Limited time offers which may not be combined with other otters. See your dealer(s) for conditions or details. •"Testing conducled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Admiiistrabon (NHTSA). GMC AIP PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September IT, 1999 Entertainment NEWS ADVERTISER SEPT. 17, 1999 Be vocal about it... Adelines aim to add a line of singers after Sweet victory New members are sought for the Eastside Harmony chapter of the Sweet Adelines Interna- tional for the coming sea- son. After winning the 'AA' division for medium-sized choruses at the annual Symet Adelines competi- tion in Syracuse, New York, Eastside Harmony singers arc eager to enjoy another year of four-part harmony, choreoby Kids Open gra° new chapter in reading PICKERING — Rcelaratwn for the Pickering Reading Circle is held Saturday. Sept. 17 from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at Orchard Villa. The free pro- gram for children aged four to 12 years aims to help youngsters im- prove their read- ing skills at week- ly sessions held at Orchard Villa, 1955 Vallev Farm Rd. Call Raj' 839- 3037 I -or informa- tion. and workshops, with high- ly -skilled instructors, ca- maraderie and fun. People interested in joining the chorus need no singing experience. Eastside Harmony meets every Thursday at the West Rouge Communi- ty Centre, 270 Rouge Hills Dr., Scarborough, at 7:30 p.m. For more information call Ann Farquhar at 683- 11197 or 831-2329. Let the News Advertiser entertain you! THE 13TM WARRIOR (AA) Fri, Mon -Thu 7:10-9:45: Sat -Sun 1:10-4:05- 7:10,9:45 RUNAWAY BRIDE (PG) Fri, Mon -Thu 7:25-10:20 Sal -Sun 1:50-5:00-7.45.10.21 STIR OF ECHOS (AA) Fri. Mon -Thu 7:40-10:15 Sat -Sun 120-4:15-7:40.10:15 THE SIXTH SENSE (AA) 'Fri. Mon -Thu 7:15-10:30 Sat -Sun 1:40-4:25- 7:15-10:30 FOR LOVE OF THE GAME IPG)'Fri. Mon -Thu 7:30-10:35 Sat -Sun 1:00-4:10-7:30-10:35 STIGMATA (AA) 'Fri, Mon -Thu 7:45-10:00 Sat -Sun 1:45-4:30-7:35-10:00 THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR (AA) 'Fri. Mon -Thu 720-9:55 sat -sun THE IRON GIANT (PG) -sat-Sun 1:30 BLUE STREAK (AA) *M. Mon -Thu 7:00.9:30 Sat -Sun 1:15.400-7:00-9:30 STIGMATA (AA) -Fri, Mon -Thu 7:00-9:25 Sat -Sun 1:30-4:00-7:00-9.25 THE THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR (AA) *Fri. 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Brokedown Palace: Claire Danes, Bill Pullman. Iwo high-school grads on a trip to Thailand are caught with heroine in their luggage. Their friendship is put to the test by their suspicions of each other and the prospect of a long sentence in a Thai Jail. Deep Blue Sea: Samuel L. Jackson, Deborah Unger, Jacqueline McKenzie. Dr. Susan McAlester's experi- ments are on the verge of cre- ating medical history, but she has violated ethical codes, genetically re-engineering the DNA of mako sharks. When Aquatica's financiers threaten to shut down the off- shore facility, the scientists and workers find themselves stalked by the new genera- tion of sharks they helped create. Dudley Do Right: Bren- dan Fraser. In the Canadian Rockies community of Semi - Happy Valley, dedicated but hapless young Mountie Dud- ley Do Right discovers the villainous Snidely Whiplash is planning to swindle all the local citizens out of their land and steal Dudley's ladylove, environmentalist Nell Fen- wick. Dudley sets out to ex- pose Snidely's dastardly plot, reunite with Ncll and restore peace in the valley. Hopeful- ly, he won't screw it up. Inspector Gadget: Matthew Broderick, Rupert Everett, Jocly Fisher, Michelle Trachtenberg, Dah- ney Coleman. Inspector Gad- get is a naive security guard blown to pieces by the; nefar- ious Dr. Claw. A sexy scien- tist rebuilds him and he pen- etrates Riverton City's dark- est underworld. The often - clueless inspector must use all his common sense and ro- botic parts to crack the case. and save not only his good name, but the world. Mickey Blue Eyes: Hugh Grant, James Caan. An ele- gant, debonair Englishman who runs an auction house; in New York is head -over -heels in love for the first time in his life. When he pursues Gina to her father's restaurant in Little Italy, Michael begins to realize that by marrying her, he may not just become a See MYSTERYpage 26 APPLES + Family Fun • Straw & com mazes • Picnic shelters • Apple cider • Baby Lambs • Walking tours Pumpkins 1 Earp Sept. • Wealthy • McIntosh • Gala Mid Sept. Spartan • Cortland • Empire Early Oct. • Red Delicious • • Golden Delicious • Jonagold • Crispin (Mustu) Mid Oct • Idared • Russett • N. Spy • Fuji OPEN DARY 9 TO 5 4 drt d L*mdi# RL m MA tale at. �I'I' au ho woof fty 13 o Son Llx a 905-985-2096 4091, TO 1•y,140, tc 'rice• :10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 PAGE 25 A/P At n pe #Wtw Lancome Gift WIL11 We Now Carry urchase on NO • Euan Picone Eaton's Card Iders: Bring in your Eaton's Card and we'll immediately issue you a Bay Card. And when you use your Bay Card - for the first time, you'll receive 15% off your first Card purchase* � made between now and September 30th. Drop by your nearest Bay store for details. the. 571-1211 'Subject to credit approval.* Discount excludes cosmetics, fragrances, furniture, electronics, major appliances, licensed departments and Bay Travel, and all Bay travel products and services. A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17,1999 Mystery s i• MYSfrom page 25 member of her family, he may become a member of The Family. Mystery Men: Ben Stiller, Hank Azaria. Seven lame superhero wannabes are called upon to use their dubious "powers" to save a bustling me- tropolis when Champion City's beloved real superhero -protector, Captain Amazing, is kidnapped. Star Wars 1 - The Phantom Men- ace: Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor. Darth Vader is a hopeful nine-year-old boy named Anakin Skywalker and Obi - Wan Kenobi is a brash young Jedi Knight. It's the first chapter of the Star Wars saga. Universal Solder: The Return: Jean-Claude Van Damme. Luc Dever - aux, who has survived his experiences as a Universal Soldier, is now working as a technical expert on a government project to revive and improve the Uni- versal Soldier training program. When the super computer controlling the Sol- diers takes over. Luc is the only one who can battle this elite team of deadly, near -perfect warriors. Now plaving at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Blue Streak: Martin Lawrence. Miles Logan is a talented jewel thief in- volved in a $20 -million heist that goes bad, and he is forced to hide the pre- cious diamonds at a construction site. Three years later. Logan is out of jail and returns to pick up his loot. One problem: The site where he hid the dia- monds is now an L.A. police precinct. Love Stinks: French Stewart. Tyra Banks. Seth Winnick is a television comedy writer who falls for the beauti- ful Chelsea Turner when they meet at a wedding. Their relationship evolves like a missile launch over the next 24 hours. But when things don't move toward marriage fast enough for Chelsea, the relationship starts to sour. That's when the fun hits the fan. Runaway Bride: Julia Roberts, Richard Gere, Joan Cusack. Gere stars as a reporter assigned to write a story about a woman (Roberts) who has left a string of fiances waiting at the altar. The Sixth Sense: Bruce Willis, Olivia Williams, Haley Joel Osment. Eight-year-old Cole Sear is haunted by spirits and turns to child psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe for help. As Dr. Crowe uncovers the frightening truth about Cole's supernatural abilities he finds there is a price for his discovery. Something More: Jennifer Beals. Something More is a study of the rela- tionships, real life and raw humour of Sam and his friends who play basket- ball, play poker and play the field. When Sam and his buddy fall for the same woman, the teammates become competitors, putting their friendship on the line. Stigmata: Patricia Arquette, Gabriel Byrne, Jonathan Pryce. When a young woman becomes the focus of brutal as- saults by an unseen attacker, the spiritu- al implications of the incidents drive a Vatican official to send a priest to inves- tigate. Stir of Echoes: Kevin Bacon, Kathryn Erbe. Tom Witzky, a typi- cal husband and father, finds his quiet, blue-collar Chicago lifestyle derailed after he is hypnotized at a neighhourhood party. What started as a diversion turns disturbing as a posthypnotic suggestion releases a subconscious power Tom didn't even know he possessed. The Thomas Crown Affair: Pierce Brosnan, Rene Russo, Denis Le" A millionaire play- boy seeking new challenges steals a world-famous Monet and then strikes up a fiery romance with MAd m 6 T 00 5 out tsaveChampi*on Cl*ty Catherine Banning, the brilliant fe- Chapel thinks back upon his long male investigator who is on to his career. game. For the Love of the Game: Kevin Costner, Kelly Preston. Billy Chapel, a legendary baseball pitcher nearing the end of his ca- reer, is forced to re-examine his priorities when confronted with unexpected circumstances: Not only is he about to be traded alter 20 years with the same team, but the woman he has been with for several years is leaving him. In the midst of pitching a perfect game, Also p1gving: Dudleti• Do Right, Miekev Blue Eves. Now playing at Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Cinemas: The 13th Warrior: Antonio Banderas. When an important emissary is abducted by a hand of warriors, he is forced to join their quest to battle mysterious crea- tures. The Iron Giant (animated): Jennifer Aniston, Christopher Mc- Donald, Harry Connick Jr. A giant metal machine that drops from the sky frightens a small town in Maine in 1958, only to find a friend named Hogarth. The Iron Giant ultimately finds its humanity and saves the townspeople. Also playing: Blue Streak, For the Love of the Game, Runawav Bride, The Sixth Sense, Stigntata, Stir of Echoes, The Thomas Croti.-n Affair. Kii s�. T $auel 4 ;;. , Saturday, Sept 18 Ill� reezer Ci Off Everything in the Store '01-I0 Coft U Cheesn" 9 Ce" *With A Imnimum purchase of $10. Bakery Outlet tis*� h Agency Li�k M�01 ,11 HOURS: AMBERLEA PLAZA TUES.-WED. 10-7, PICKERING THURS.-FRI 10-8, WHITES RD., N. OF 2 SAT. 10-6, SUN. 12-5 905-420-1358 W „kw& �O[7C�[laiilC'i'�1"ttt3�1�1'1ti1111117�'1�.1Z1i.'�� NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17,1999 PAGE 27 A/P Tr v & TO URISM Marlin . m Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN Mon. - Fri 9 A.M. - 9 P.M. N E W S A D V E h� I S E R S E 1, -T- l 7, l 9 9 9 Sat. 9A.M. - 6 P.M. Sun.12.6 P.M. 905-426-6242 Seeingan ranC1SC0S Sl S BY JANE & BKI:NT CASSIE Special to the News Advertiser For the past five years we've commemo- raied our anniversary by re -visiting the (un- filled city of San Francisco. "There are countless cozy cappuccino cafes, exquisite boutique -style hotels and incredibly scenic views from every hilltop that your feet will take you - or in this year's case ...our almighty scooter! Actually with hoth of us snuggled onto our 'Elite ISO', almighty was hardly the appropriate de.wriptor - but it sure was a blast! Never being a Hell's Angel wannabc, a Harley-Davidson hero, or for that matter, even much of a leather kind of gal, I felt somewhat naive to the ins and outs of riding piggy -back on anything motorized. "You've got to lean into the tum... just follow me;' Brent reas- sured, and after a couple of heart -thumping, saddle -swerving kilometres, this law of gravi- ty became somewhat instinctive and we were off to the races - or should I say the beaches! En route, we passed through the Presidio Army Museum, revealing its 20) -year-old history from 1776, when the first Mexican Spanish rulers set up post, to the departure of the U.S. army in 1994. A gateway of towering evergreens bordered the scenic 'route forty- nineand an onslaught of breezy gusts were our first clue the California coastline was soon to come. We, and at least a dozen other camera -clad first -comers, couldn't resist a Kodak moment when those spectacular gabled towers of the world-renowned Golden Gate came into view. A five -kilometre promenade promised exhila- rating views of the spectacular span while we meandered past wind -shaped cypress trees, eroding rocky bluffs and never-ending vista% of the pounding Pacific. Our venture continued into Golden Gate Park, where its I,(XX) acres offers all types of recreation amenitie::. Deciding to take a breather from our strenuous muscle -wrench- ing woofing machine, we soaked up a few glorious California rays and watched blading, biking, boarding and barbecuing enthusiasts enjoy this inner city chunk of greenery. The park also 'promises a rose garden' boasting 6.(XX) plant species from all over the world. Moving onward and upward (and I mean upward!) our Elite 150 chugged the steep and winding gateway to what appeared to he to San Francisco's heaven - Twin Peaks, and gazing out, we witnessed breathtaking panoramic vistas of the 47 square -mile city. Unless site-sccing when sunrise watercolours are said to he 'more %Lnsational than a vi- brantly painted canvas; the spectrum is pre - THE RIGHT VACATION! • THE RIGHT PRICE! - Simply �, r THE RIGHT REWARD! Book by Nov 27th & choose your Ereward! # . v fi Great Got/T I .> { An A,cuh.r.n Whitler On er r• BOOK NOW! A.,.t.,n . ...,...rte. er.. . ...., .d .d. 1229 i f �nverl ,y,Fv. .ter.«t.ve.r '110/Putted ' elIPACCUFORM NSE CRIRSES NOR[ WORKS Hundreds of Caribbean & Mexican Riviera Cruises rACttAGE • to choose from this winter. Hot Shades! t�� y� ��y `• tl A x tr or It NL dna net ♦FASCINATION — 7-1111 7�N6 •un yl.�r, by N,a, n...�..II wpp.o� .erou �oa.�. 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Even though the only exercise my thighs endured all day was the sccx)ter straddle squeeze, the resonance from a nearby cable car hell was music to my ears. Our retreat for the night was located on 'the other side of Russian hill; and the idea of hiking its land- scaped terrace to the sky, where the grade be- comes too steep for anything Fut steps, did not particularly sound like a rushing experience! plese iegde If your visit is a celebration of romance. we highly recommend bcxlking the grand suite where breathtaking city views, the wood -burning fireplace and an exquisite Jacuzzi tub will surely enhance your scoutin' and scootin' San Fran. adventure! J_]J Brent and June Cassie- arc a travel tcriting team. Fallow more ol"their trat els on the Internet at www.travel-itise.com California Feb. 3. !March 16. April 13 25 days S3195 Call for Details - DeNure Tours 1-800-668-6859 us. a. Thi: Ajax -Picker- ing News Adver- tiser welcomes letters to the edi- tor. Letters should be limited to 150 words and signed with a full first and last name OR two initials and a last name. Let- ters must include a telephone num- ber for confirma- tion purposes. Unsigned letters will not be print- ed. FAX them: 683-7363 EMAIL them: newsroom® durham.net MAIL them: 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. L1 S 2H5 je.. P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17,1999 Sport &LEISURE N E W S ADVERTISER Panthers, Axemen play to draw in opener BY AL RIVE7T Sports Editor The season -opening battle between the Pickering Boyer Pontiac Panthers and the Ajax Klondike Axemen junior hock- ey teams solved absolutely nothing. The neighbouring squads began OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' HockeN League reg- ular -season play at the Ajax Community Centre Tuesday night with a 5-5 tic in their first of eight encounters this year. Neither club was able to hold leads in the contest. The Axemen squandered a 4-1 sec- ond -period advantage, allow- ing the visiting Panthers to pump four goals behind start- ing goaltender Josh Ross to take a 5-4 margin into the final 20 minutes. In the third period, it was the Panthers' turn to re- linquish the lead, as the Aja - clans scored the lone goal of the stanza. Neither team found the net in the overtime session. Axemen rookie head coach Jason Nobili was pleased with Swim club seeks members PICKERING —The Pickering Master Splashcrs Swim Club is set to dive into an- other season of fun, fitness. recreation and competition. The club's 1999-2000 sea- son officially gets under way on Tuesday, Sept. 21 at the Dunbarton Indoor Pool. Registration will be held on the pool deck at 9 p.m. Swim times are Tuesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 10 p.m. and Saturdays from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. Cost for the season, which runs from Sep- tember until May, is $110 for once - a -week sessions, $200 for twice -a - week -sessions and $290 for all three sessions. Call Cindy at 427-5255 or Eric at 831-4232. the effort of his young team, which struggled through the pre -season with a 2-4 mark. As was the case through the exhi- bition schedule, the inexperi- enced defensive corps strug- gled in the contest, but the of- fence was a pleasant surprise. "I thought we competed quite well," says Nobili. "I think it was a good start to what should he a good and fruitful rivalry between the two teams this season. I was pleased with our offence. Any time you give up five goals, you can't be too happy, but I think we responded well by scoring five goals. Last year, we had trouble scoring three or four goals a game." Conversely. Panthers' coach Eric Ross was disappointed with the inconsistency of his charges' effort. "We played well in spurts, but we also looked like a team with 14 rookies at times. But, 1 think it's part of the challenge, to try to minimize rookie mis- takes:" says Ross. 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Other goal scorers for Ajax were Mark Smyth, Jason Cas- sells and Edwin Chung. Assist- ing were Cassells, Ryan Mor- gan. David Whitley, Jason Wyles and Phillip Cernecca. Scoring for the Panthers were Garret Winder, T.J. Kemp, Dan Schofield, Dave Visconti and Mike Cuzzolino. Assisting were Johnny Busce- ma with two, Scan Macrury, Schofield, Doug Carr, Kemp, Mike Hanna and Allan Maclsaac. The Axemen fired 52 shots at Panthers' netminder Chris McLeod while Ajax's Ross faced 44. The Panthers play their Col- lege Weekend game against the Aurora Tigers in Mississauga Friday at 7 p.m. The Panthers' home opener is Sunday against the Oshawa Legionaires at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Game time is 8:30 p.m. THE RIGHT YAUM! THE RIGHT PRICE! THE RIGHT R iiiil! Book by Nov 27th & choose your reward! sa -- rACKAGC A --- Great Golf! M A—W— Wh—ke Dn— ` or Ac -8— Sen.u, Pu A^— mraa 1229 IDrtver) APF ro --d wr.. -110 )PUM-1) a. VACCUFORM E,_ .- rACKA6E . -- Hot Shades! 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A 00 P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17,1999 Pickering I SCOREBOARD Swim Club dives into party mode PICKERING — The Pickering Swim Club will mark its 25th anniversary with a special dinner and fun relay at the Pickering Recreation Complex pool Monday. Sept. 20. A member of Pickering council will cut a ceremoni- al ribbon at 5:30 p.m. to mark the occasion, which also coincides with Nation- al Swim Week in Canada. A friendly swim relay is slated for 5:50 p.m. fol- lowed by dinner and a slide show at 6:30. Former Pickering Swim Club member, Olympian i and star collegiate swim- mer Lisa Flood will be on hand to mark the occasion. She'll he available to sign autographs. The Pickering Recre- ation Complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Please recycle this newspaper SEPT. 17, 1999 OSHAWA CITY AND DISTRICT MEN'S FASTBALL LEAGUE SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION FINAL STANDINGS Results of the fastball TEAM G W L T PTS playoffs in Bradford Durham Ortho 17 16 1 0 32 BRADY DIVISION (MIDGET BOYS) Brewster's 18 10 6 2 22 Game 1 Oshawa 13 vs. Cobourg 5. Tudor Arms Pub 17 9 6 2 20 Game 2 Oshawa 17 vs. Cobourg 0. Lone Star Cate 18 8 9 1 17 — Oshawa takes series and King Richard's 18 8 9 1 17 championship last two years in a row. Mud Hen's 18 6 12 0 12 CAMPBELL DIVISION Bayy's 18 2 16 0 4 (IntermediatNJunior men) call Ruth Williamson for appt. (416) 496-9220. Game 1 Aurora 5 vs. Claremont t PICKERING SOCCER CLUB Game 2: Stouffville 12 vs. Oshawa 6 GIRLS' UNDER -SIX DIVISION Game 3 Bradford 6 vs. Markham 4 Aug. 3: Mobile Business Services 3 (Julia Game 4: Claremont 7 vs. Oshawa 5 Abrev. Jessica McNeilly, Melissa Stewart): Game 5 Aurora 10 vs. Stouffvdle 0 Ian Marlin Ltd 3 (Leah Abex. Brooke thnat Game 6 Claremont 15 vs. Markham 6 2). Mulberry Bush 0. Pickering Slo Sports Game 7: Claremont 10 vs. Stouffvdle 2 4 (Cally Carkner. Tam -Lynn Williamson 2, Game 8 Aurora 6 vs Bradford 4 Anna Lusa lacobussi). Ability Metals 8 Ma - Game 9 Claremont 5 vs. Bradford 3 chine 0. Sobourin Kimble 2 (Kayla -Lynn Game 10. Claremont 8 vs. Aurora 4 Woods, Emily Murphy). Wildcats 5 (Sonia Game 11: Claremont 5 vs. Aurora 2 Belley, Sharteese Peathe 4. N Young): Bay -- Claremont takes series with a Sales 1 (Aleesha Skelton). Certified Heat - record of six wins and one loss. ing 2 (Shannon Stoneburgh 2). Tigers 6 PICKERING RECREATIONAL (Ashley Cook 2. Robyn McCann 2, Jade SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Morris -Passmore 2). Annual�r p `� �O Generalitft Meetingt.: r Sat. September 25/99 McLean Centre 2:30 pm Director of coaching Director of referees ORLANDO FORT LAUDERDALE LONDON EDMONTON DUSSELDORF LISBON LOS ANGELES ST PETE'S SAO PAULO VANCOUVER HONOLULU NEW YORK from from from from from from from from from from from from $139 $139 $379 $269 $399 $599 $429 $139 $820 $269 $699 $193 'Conditions apply - all taxes to be added. Flights subject to avail. Valid at time of print. CALL YOUR FLIGHT CENTRE °w 905-831-9959 =` AIRFARES` QUARAI ' LOCATED AT PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ----..--•'--. Ad rtn PP ■ rtn pp ■ rtn PP ■ rtn PP ■ rtn PP • rtn PP ■ rtn pp ■ rtn pp ■ ■ ■ rtn pp ■ rtn pp rtn pp rtn pp ��Qa �oQav C�oQI,�'oacr! SUN. SEPT. 19, 2-4 P.M. 398 SHEPPARO OPEN HOUSE! $329.800. Custom-built SAT. SEPT 18, 2-4 P.M. ALEAN 38 LUCAS LANE, AJAX ASKING 9145.900 bungalow Freshly decorated home set on pie - (416) on large treed lot. Formal dining ELVNA W/o to large deck- Roomy sun -filled room with 10 1/2 ft. Ceilings. LAROCOte WV'�9M Hardwood and ceramic floors, 683-2100 updated &upgraded 1997-1999. CAC, walkout from master bedroom and double drive too!! See you Saturday or kitchen, loads of upgrades. Call call Ruth Williamson for appt. (416) 496-9220. FJvira Larocque', (905) 683-2100. Me ber &� SAT. SEPT 18, 2-4 P.M. ALEAN 38 LUCAS LANE, AJAX ASKING 9145.900 A11 Freshly decorated home set on pie - (416) shaped lot with bright NvJdin. combo. „u,,, W/o to large deck- Roomy sun -filled M., 3 bdrms. upstairs, rec room 3 2nd WV'�9M hath in bsmt. Immaculately kept - (416)49fiIM updated &upgraded 1997-1999. CAC, double drive too!! See you Saturday or hwwww call Ruth Williamson for appt. (416) 496-9220. �r,Y FSAM Spacious designer kildlen, oak ptar* and ceramic"_ Gorgeous fireplace, shows lice a model. Landscaped b interlock drive, handicapped acmwible, dead end street. David Joseph Broker/Auctioneer/President—, 427-1345. JOSEPH"' PEOPLES CHOICE BY APPOINTMENT ONLY ALEAN AJAX BEAUTY, All you need in a townhome. 390 A11 bedrooms, finished basement, (416) Jacuzzi, CAC, CVAC and much 291,-0929 more. 3% $55 back or 1% discount. Must be seen. For more information call Mean Somersall% (416)291-0929. SUN. SEPT. 119,24 P.M." 1752 MEADOWVIEW AVE., PICKERING Hwy. 2 north off Whites Rd. $204,500. Fully finished 4 GARY bedroom, CAC, CVAC, fp., side RISELLr ent. dir. to gar., appl., master (SMS --7677 bdnn. en suite b w/o to balcony, hrdwd. Ars. din.Aiv. rm., ceramics in newer kitchen. A gem. 6 Pnww"M SUN. SEn 19, 2.4 P.M. 1916 WILDFLOWER, PICKERING WHISPERING WOODS Stunning • Coughlan built 4+2 bdrm. over 3,700 sq. ft. fin. living "' area. Open concept design. Upgraded � luxury, gorgeous decor, vNCENr only 1 year old! Call 61"m Susan Vincent*, (905) *41 619-9500. 5,■unam s SUN. SEPT. 19,24 P.M. 47 TUDOR AVE., AJAX SUPER STARTER Cosy two bedroom bungalow updated/upgraded in recent years. awn Includes a large lot, fully fenced rear CL/1IiINGBOLD yard, solar heated VG pool, an a"zi0 appliances, electric light fixtures, Window coverings, for more info. call Dave Claringbold' ® 4204200. M TO advertise 091110 X98-TZS9 c?tT!,•r i-I•.E.r'r.1p,.,_io.�er�r:.l-+ � f � �r-rte,-,•„ -- NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 PAGE 31 A/P CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call. 1L&SS11F1E1D 683-0707 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 1 Careers 1 General Help 1 General Help OFFICE MANAGER First Choice Haircutters requires an indi- vidual to supervise a minimum staff of three at our head office located in Picker- ing . Strong mathematical and analytical skill requires. Computer skills essential. Knowledge of bookkeeping and commercial leasing an asset. Please send resume including salary expectations to: First Choice Haircutters 0203-1550 Kingston Rd., Pickering, Ont. L1V 1C3 UNITED RENTALS INC. the largest equipml rental company in North America has an _ ing in the Scarborough office for an insl customer service person. The ideal candid' will be fluent in English, have excellent col munication skills, be computer literate, a well organized. Knowledge of constructi equipment would be an asset. Salary pl benefits. Please fax resumes by Sept. 21 the attention of the Branch Manger at (41 40 AZ DRIVERS for local Durham work. Minimum 2 year AZ experience Guaranteed 40 hrs. per week Call LO.S. Personnel 112 Athol St., Suits 203, Whitby, Onl. 1-358-439.7777 905-430-VAO TECHNICIAN Junior Position for troubleshooting of computerized boards. ;ood communication skills, Dme electronic background lith ability to use %,olt meter nd oscilloscope. Some com- uter knowledge with respect DOS and Window's help- .tl. E-mail text file only re- ame to: i.�e rialw asMulterhop.net 11 Canes 11 Carvers THE FUTURE belongs to those who are prepared for change. Those who are focused and to those who are technically skilled. Net. & Com. using MCSE/Lotus Notes. Database administration using Oracle. Computer Maintenance - A#. New media web design and Autocad. software design and programming. Financial as- sistance may be available to eligible students. Call Durham Business Computer College (905)127-3010. CAREER SCHOOL OF FLOR- AL DESIGN 26 wk. Flonstry & Business Program; .12 wk in- tensive 3-phase program: .3 wk. Professionai course. In- home video: .Beginners Pro- gram. Part-timellull time courses available. A school where all your training becomes worthwhile Finan. )tial assistance may be avail- able. FT.D. Cenlre 905-436- 7746. MICROSOFT OFFICE USER SPECIALIST Work. Excel. PowerPoint, and Access ob. tain your Master's Level. Open new doors to the fast paced world of computers. In- vest in yourself and set new career goals! M&OsOn Office User Specialist are register- ing NOW' Call Gary at 905- 721-3321 MICROSOFT Office Computer Certificate - full time. twelve weeks. Sept. start Open new career doors with computer skills for today High level of achievement upon graduation! E.I funding to qualified Dur- ham College North Campus UXBRIDGE 1.905-852.7848 AJAX 583-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 11 Careers THE MAIL STATION Zareer Training Center .;areer lrmn- ,ng avaiwole in arulkrat tails,ear candling. Pitch - cures waxing. Air brushing and tattooing techniques Student financing negotiable 905)439-2217 MEN/WOMENATIOS. Needed ,n Catalogues TV Commer- cW. Magazmes and extra work II accepted training and registration tees covered Call 1416))-944-9343 or 1-800- MOD-ELUS 1 � Diecast Machine Hekpers Auto Parts Mnfr. East Scarboro Area Able to work shifts $9.37/hour to start Call Andy 2M -9933(235) For Appointment Air -ones Hiring now! FIT and Pfr positions available. No experience necessary! call 604-871-3065 required immediately for the Claremont Co-operative Nursery School Preferred qualifications: ECE • 8 hours per week $15. per hour Please call between 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. (905) 649-3898 TRYING , RE-ENTER WORKFORCE? -- Unclear rUnclear about your cholce.s.' Career Research and Development can help This FREE 12 -week program teaches: • Career Exploration & Planning • Job Search • Computer Operation • Personal Development Start Date - September 20" Call now to participate in this highly successful program... Seat% are limited' (905) 852-7848 A Durham Culicge pn,gr,:: - tun(ks rn HRDC 1 General Help GNRDINA1, We have the job for you! •r.1%E-01T 'Lnr-in ' Drr. ers Prejerml Full & Part-time \annies for Chilcirt 0w*amom for the FJd"b Cao as rot an appolntmrnt 666-2228 or 1-800-219.8059 or Fail Resume to: 666-9689 25 Regency Crescei Whitby, Ont. L LII 7K8 $525 WEEKLY 13 POSSMLEI Established advertising com- pany expanding, great oppor- tunity. 10 motivated responsi- ble people needed now NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. WILLING TO TRAIN' For ap- pointment only call Brittany (905)720-3144. 18.. Full-time only AS A NATIONAL COMPANY TigerTel keeps its competitive edge by finding the right per- son in the business Now ex- panding and hiring in the fol- lowing fields Customer Care Officer, Atlernoon Supervisor and Customer Service Repre- sentative All positions require initiative responsibility. flex- ibility. team players. good typing skills. and upbeat per- sonality Please call 905.432- 8201 and leave msg CHEF WANTED. Seeking a sell motivated energetic indr victual to prepare gourmet tro- zeaftl foods. Please forward resume to Mrs. Wideman. 300 Hwy 47, Goodwood. Ont. LOC 1AO or Fax to 905.642- 9636 AZ DRIVERS for Broker, 3 yrs. experience. ICC Medical. clean abstract. Canada and SELL IT NO CALL US, Call 905-571-1097 JJHIJ—General Help CARPET CLEANERS ... nnmRCU16y '6.) .,, pe-once --ettssary Car required S 3n wk ro Start Can 1905 - 19-7815 PREMIER PERSONNEL Hiring AZ Drivers Needed Immediately * Full Time Steady Day Shift * Local P&D Runs * Steady Part Time Saturday Runs MUST HAVE • 2 yrs. verifiable experience • Current dean abstract • Positive Work Ethic WE FFER -Competitive Wages • Pa, d 'Neekly • Benefits -Incentive Program • Good Equipment CALL 1-800-328-1533 do Whistle while dr k,4% � you work! Have fun & earn $7.25/hr. Light assembly/packaging Apply in person Monday & Wednesday 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Affordable Temps Inc. 89 Mills Road Ajax DO YOU ENJOY SEWING" I re - :.;tried. For art time and full time situons. Must hair sewing ex- . rience. Located Ajax area. Call for Inter hew ',Ion. - Thurs. 2:00 p.m. - 410 p.rn. Ask for Wilma THE PERSONAL TOUCH EMBROIDERY (905)653-6301 HERE M GROW ACANN! .JOB FAIR The Great Blue Heron is looking for Dynamic Individuals to Yell the following positions • Cash Desk Supervisors • Cashiers • Count Team Personnel . Im Cressment Staff Ill 1 11117A 6 • ' Plumber - Electrician• Refridgeration/HVAC • Sound Technician • House • • e & BEVERAGE • Executive Sous Chef • Chef du Partie • 1% 2nd & 3rd Cooks • Chief Steward • Steward • Receiver - Canteen Supervisor • Bartenders • Service Staff • Hostess • Bar Porters • Supervisors • Attendants 1►11 a Z40-61 WGtU •11 �J • Sales & Marketing Assistant PLAYERS CLUB • Club Su • Club Clerics SECURITY • Security Officers • • Slot Attendants • Slot Chan Persons • Slot Supervisors • Slot Technicians • Technical Supervislcir 46 SURVEILLANCE 46 • Surveillance 0mators • Surveillance Technicians Pbase b ng pxrliti mae to owJ08 AFM on 4�� SCIUGGOGG IN� , BAND OFFICE }'' x ` '�; 1'te: �n� • -i r,a., .. r.. rx ZT�t1:r C1': tt:a eta,"t r? t'r`I r: ;;y!„ A/P PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 1 General help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Hop 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help 1 General Help - rl R Mature Servers required. Apply in person with resume 9-5 p.m. 105 Bayly St. W. Pickering IS Earn $9.50/hr Overnight weekend cleaning shifts at Uxbridge location. 16 hrs/.wk. guaranteed. Fill out app. .at front counter MEDICINAL HERB GROWEPJMANUFACTURER requires full time help. Duties include operating encapsulating machinery, blending, mixing and formulating of fine herbal powders and product packaging. Detailed and precision skilled work. Past production and packaging experience an asset. Must be reliable, self -motivated, eager to learn. Please tax resume to: (705) 437-4383. No phone inquiries please. Hiring DRIVER and EXPERIENCED PIZZA MAKER Please call 852-0241 Contract Position Ajax Based U.S. Crossing Fax resume & abstract to: (905)428-6414 AM Ray Hermann Laue Spice Co., a Scarborough manufacturer of custom blend spices, that will be relocating to Uxbridge in October 1999, has 2 openings for a Shipper -Receiver. Please mail your resume to: Hermann Laue Spice Co., 3401 McNicoll Ave. Unit 3 Scarborough, Ont. M1 V 2V5 Att: Valentin Ordeanu Fax: (416) 299-9206 • •, Now Hiring School Bus Drivers I\ 1 HL AfU-.AJ SLRR(7l \111 \( STOCK UXBRIDGEIL'DORA.S.kNTORD. a.a.�� t�..e 7EPHYRI A:NDPORT PI: RRy' \ESTLF7ON. BI.ACKST(X K i It yew: are too young to retire a stay-at-home parent are friendly cheerful, good with children enjoy driving & have a clean driving record are looking for pan -time work... Then driving a school bus may be for you' WE PROVIDE COMPLETE NO COST TRAINING Come in person to our Sunderland office at #.36 Hwy 12 Or phone 1-800-889-9491 for more information. UXBRIDGE Requires part time activity/ restorative care aide. Qualifications: Community College recreation certificate c equivalent, experienc working with seniors. Apply to: Program Manager Versa -Care Centre Uxbridge 130 Reach Street, Uxbridge Ontario L91F 1L3 yyflyyyyllyyyflyAlyyyyyyyyyAly>ryy>ryy CERTIFIED DRIVING IN LICENSED MECHANIC. or 3rd S R R SIRUCTOR. for busy driving school in Oshawa Please call or 4th year apprentice lot a very busy 8 bay garage to y R (905)579-7779 Ajax Must have tools Bring y y R R E.C.E./ASSISTANT Required q for on-call supply by resume in person to 711 Fin - ley Ave Ajax or call (905) 5 a.m and work up to 27 hours wa- Experience required in staff. Ii83-7831 y R quality child care centre Mm - R y R mum 18 years o1 age LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. long- Business 905-686-0717 s Resumes only try Sept 24th term letup, must have 6 21 y R to First Steps Childcare Serv- months working experience 8 Phone R R ices 1990 Whites Rd. Picker- safety steel -toed boots Pick y ,I NOW HIRING R ing Ont L1V 6P5 ering through Oshawa areas Car an asset From 5750 to 10 y surtn initeuANl Positrons available immediately for R y Temporary part-time help R y for the following position: s y EARLY MORNING REPLENISHMENT R fax resume to 416-699-6061 • Must be available to start work at: F located In south-central Osha- 5 a.m and work up to 27 hours wa- Experience required in y • Starting October 1st till January, R y must be available to work ovemi lits R 1900 per hr We will be inter surtn initeuANl Positrons available immediately for viewing at the Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thorma Road couples to work in hi-nses in South. Oshawa, Every Tues die Toronto area No exp nec- and Thu is 9 30haw . m - 2 p m essary. Willing to train Salary Kitchener Candidate must be dus apt plus benefits Please LIVE-IN Supermteridern couple fax resume to 416-699-6061 required lot 27 unit buildings or call Pat at 416-699-0411 located In south-central Osha- between S a m and 5 p m to wa- Experience required in set up interview mamtenance and manage tient Prefer middle-aged or TELE -RECRUITERS for ma r lo retired, healthy couple. must charity Evenings Irom home be able to perform physical Retiree preferred Must have work Please fax resumes to Q•� English skills Seniors V, ;905)623-2257. Only qualified Business 905-686-0717 y 9 R applicants will be contacted THE NEWS ADVERTISER IM (Sunday to Friday) R y 10 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. R R K y (up to 27 hours weekly) R Temporary part-time help IN for the following positions: R y • CASHIERS R y • SALES ASSOCIATES yMust be available to work 'or an Interview. looking for Kids to deliver pa LOCAL TROPICAL plant pers and flyers door to door greenhouse seeks tull-lime four times a week by 600 PM t le person Ter- in their neighborhoods call roue ry covers jo 905-683-5117 Kitchener Candidate must be TUTORMOMPANION for in- :ery personable and trustwor- termediate student In Maple. Iny Must have sales expen- RidQe area Mon -Fri . 4p m - enee and excellent driving 8p m Required immed -cord Base plus commis- Please lax resume to 905- lon Fax resume to. 905-987- 420-2076 or call 416-777-0780 5832 exI03065 Mon -Fri 9a m - LOOKING FOR enthusiastic. 5p m Car required personable m -store product samplers for part time work WIMPY'S DINER 6 - 20 tours per week plus _ _ y RRRRRRRRRRRIiRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR ATTENTIONS-.'ts W CLASSIFIED openings Due to siuderws go' ing back to school we rave several flexible FT/PT post. from in housewares and snorts items $1150 to suit Trairrp is provided Must till by September 1611h Call Mon day - Tl am -5 AUTO GLASS INSTALLER re quued mm t year experi once Good drivurg record CUSTOMER SERVICE News AG.e" se, quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than Prolissional alldude/ap- one InCorreCt insertion pexanot we offer good tag- and there stall be no h- 41665 083 r ning-,ll Kul. MANAGER, FOR OSHAWA Unit 711. tamer Store needed Man- EXP SHINGLERS AND LA- dr�mernl experience neces- erry Vdarmn knowledge pre - erred Leave message at 416) 706.3010 MANDARIN Restaurant Re :vires tau time lost staff and buftet anendam Expenenoe A necessary Photo ID re- giwW Apply n person Irom i 00pm to 5 00pm at 1725 K.ngston Road. Pickering BOURERS REG .0 ,..n ,. and hardwork,ng ONLY NEED APPLY Flashing exp an as- set CO�petmve wages/stea- dy wont Mrkt (905) 666-5214 NOME WORKERS NEEDED.!! - assembling r;,,r products ideal fon $tay u home moms and studlents Start urnme- dately For free wft package Cilf 21 firs toll-free 1-88$- Kirwon/E]Stof Brock Road) T71-7409 YOUR 6000 HEALTH STOVE . C requires full time Help a' benefit pear' Mail tslxllt ability for non -insertion to Apple Ano Glass 120 Rus - Rus - m" Ing whwaro 'rim rias an any advertisement medwe need for a Sales/Ad- week sen Ave or 2. to (90. Om mmntrauve Assistant! The GOOD OB?? kends eek inights. sand wee - to 3R5 or taxi to (9051 28 Lability far errors in % vp 3399 Ann Bilf is hlnded to tfte amount sirccessld candidate should ,-rust or nutritional coralArxn be Inertly well-groomed M tit:•t.�r'T •1 a0011KEEPER with expen- CMe. Or, Simply Accounting. month end reports. govem- mem remittances account payables and financial state - mems Flexible frosts Must be wiling to work at tome ALSO LINE COOKS WANTED Apply within Banisher Codi- taa Bar b Deb. 50 Tarrson Rd E Oshawa (beside McDon- aWs) MOTHERS' RISTORANTE ll� Lupe Drive Whitby - fsi cooLchef wlgnh 6 pasta ex- perience for deco kitchen wit AC Must have papers Pro- AcceptingWands resumes Wdoun� business hours except lunch 6 dinner No phone caps piease CASH PAID NIGHTLY. Door to door representatives needed immediately 10 canvass on behalf of registered charities Hourly rate plus bonuses Must be rut in appearance. no selluq involved Evening Hours 5-9. Monday - Friday Help make a diflereMt For more information call Patsy, 1- 888-438-1466 paid for the space OCCU- pying the error. All copy IS Subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. paid CONSTRUCTION LABOURERS for 2-4 weeks. Port Perry area. 905-640-1583 DRIVERS Must have own vehicle, P/T. FIT; Whitby to West HIII Cash pard dally plus weeknight 8 we work available. Call 11 am -4 pm only 426-9909 possess excellent commune CAM slues (wnnervoral). and have a good telephone per- sonality (60-80% ploml Ex- Ceaem knowledge d MS word N4 Excel necessary ACT' a:ld OutckboD ks expeneixe a dentate asset Fill lime IOSr- uon n Oshawa inelufts a co"Wtitive wage and bene- fits Fax 905.720-1691 or pMQsapalf cont FINE DINING WAITERS and mi'Vesses required imme- diakry, Prev"A reuni exp a necessity Also require ex- perna,ced bill d, for blues bar GN Roben for am 430- 9558 after 12 noon Mondo Restaurant FULLIPART time cook needed for The Prince Restaurant Apply will behum 2p m d <4pp dm. 1009 Owtdas St E FULL TIME d PART TIME housekeeping positions dvaib able, 10 start Imme"ey, fax resume to 905-721.3200 GENERAL LABORER warned for local Irrigation company. Drivers license required Ex- CHONI DIRECTOR AND days/evenings, Sat. and Sun. R WORSHIP LEADER St Pauls rcatron Please call IN on -the -Hill in Pickering is a rash ! Also looking for EXPERIENCED GLASS cutter i;apMrt Baxendale 1-800.555- y Please submit a resume at R Must be able to orgamm and 7 embrace both classical Light deliveries. R 19 7e a team player s14/hout pins benefits 905-831-2333 LOOKING FOR Sales Reps „ the Customer Service desk. 1, R Must have reliable, who would like to km - HAIR responsie�4y uldpia to Isar R SMMCIER WANTED - Expert- Wove the quality of lifea of of oth- 10 Only suitable applicants will be contacted. R enced only apply Transporta- ers Highest commissions In Phone R hon necessary to N Alan the business Evening work y Zellers, Pickering Town Centre R R lourfy'pge (9051.683-6389 atter 6pm), car reword Call �a% lir an appointment y RRRRRRRRRRRIiRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR ATTENTIONS-.'ts W CLASSIFIED openings Due to siuderws go' ing back to school we rave several flexible FT/PT post. from in housewares and snorts items $1150 to suit Trairrp is provided Must till by September 1611h Call Mon day - Tl am -5 AUTO GLASS INSTALLER re quued mm t year experi once Good drivurg record CUSTOMER SERVICE News AG.e" se, quests that advertisers check their ad upon publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than Prolissional alldude/ap- one InCorreCt insertion pexanot we offer good tag- and there stall be no h- 41665 083 r ning-,ll Kul. MANAGER, FOR OSHAWA Unit 711. tamer Store needed Man- EXP SHINGLERS AND LA- dr�mernl experience neces- erry Vdarmn knowledge pre - erred Leave message at 416) 706.3010 MANDARIN Restaurant Re :vires tau time lost staff and buftet anendam Expenenoe A necessary Photo ID re- giwW Apply n person Irom i 00pm to 5 00pm at 1725 K.ngston Road. Pickering BOURERS REG .0 ,..n ,. and hardwork,ng ONLY NEED APPLY Flashing exp an as- set CO�petmve wages/stea- dy wont Mrkt (905) 666-5214 NOME WORKERS NEEDED.!! - assembling r;,,r products ideal fon $tay u home moms and studlents Start urnme- dately For free wft package Cilf 21 firs toll-free 1-88$- Kirwon/E]Stof Brock Road) T71-7409 YOUR 6000 HEALTH STOVE . C requires full time Help a' benefit pear' Mail tslxllt ability for non -insertion to Apple Ano Glass 120 Rus - Rus - m" Ing whwaro 'rim rias an any advertisement medwe need for a Sales/Ad- week sen Ave or 2. to (90. Om mmntrauve Assistant! The GOOD OB?? kends eek inights. sand wee - to 3R5 or taxi to (9051 28 Lability far errors in % vp 3399 Ann Bilf is hlnded to tfte amount sirccessld candidate should ,-rust or nutritional coralArxn be Inertly well-groomed M tit:•t.�r'T •1 a0011KEEPER with expen- CMe. Or, Simply Accounting. month end reports. govem- mem remittances account payables and financial state - mems Flexible frosts Must be wiling to work at tome ALSO LINE COOKS WANTED Apply within Banisher Codi- taa Bar b Deb. 50 Tarrson Rd E Oshawa (beside McDon- aWs) MOTHERS' RISTORANTE ll� Lupe Drive Whitby - fsi cooLchef wlgnh 6 pasta ex- perience for deco kitchen wit AC Must have papers Pro- AcceptingWands resumes Wdoun� business hours except lunch 6 dinner No phone caps piease CASH PAID NIGHTLY. Door to door representatives needed immediately 10 canvass on behalf of registered charities Hourly rate plus bonuses Must be rut in appearance. no selluq involved Evening Hours 5-9. Monday - Friday Help make a diflereMt For more information call Patsy, 1- 888-438-1466 paid for the space OCCU- pying the error. All copy IS Subject to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser. paid CONSTRUCTION LABOURERS for 2-4 weeks. Port Perry area. 905-640-1583 DRIVERS Must have own vehicle, P/T. FIT; Whitby to West HIII Cash pard dally plus weeknight 8 we work available. Call 11 am -4 pm only 426-9909 possess excellent commune CAM slues (wnnervoral). and have a good telephone per- sonality (60-80% ploml Ex- Ceaem knowledge d MS word N4 Excel necessary ACT' a:ld OutckboD ks expeneixe a dentate asset Fill lime IOSr- uon n Oshawa inelufts a co"Wtitive wage and bene- fits Fax 905.720-1691 or pMQsapalf cont FINE DINING WAITERS and mi'Vesses required imme- diakry, Prev"A reuni exp a necessity Also require ex- perna,ced bill d, for blues bar GN Roben for am 430- 9558 after 12 noon Mondo Restaurant FULLIPART time cook needed for The Prince Restaurant Apply will behum 2p m d <4pp dm. 1009 Owtdas St E FULL TIME d PART TIME housekeeping positions dvaib able, 10 start Imme"ey, fax resume to 905-721.3200 GENERAL LABORER warned for local Irrigation company. Drivers license required Ex- CHONI DIRECTOR AND I I penence not necessary will tram Calf 1905) 852-2118 WORSHIP LEADER St Pauls Experience tions. E Hence necessary. on -the -Hill in Pickering is a rash ! Also looking for RAIRSTYUST - full bme/pan growing and young. growing,• and diverse Driver/Courier time For unique children's congregation morning required area. sawGTA ckennq) Cad (416) embrace both classical Light deliveries. 2115-137P. hymns as well ad vineyard Neat appearance. 1800 361.4587 ext GENERAL LABOURER re- style praise music The ,ran Must have reliable, gored for woodworking shop. HAIR responsie�4y uldpia to Isar Fax resume to (905)723-3945 also staining borl (905) 427• FULL-TIME HAIL Technicians, d the organ and Dano for our economical car. experienced. Part -tame Reg STYLISTS tradutional service and to lead Phone 8128. the choir The ideal candidate have x 1 (905)721862 Chale joie our will a strong faith. a Heart for worship. and good leader- team at KkS liif�ENS ship skills St Pad's on -the- Kit Church. Puckering, at 905- &* -3152 COURIERS WANTED CLASS 'A . DZ and G Driver required for fumnure handling Salary based on qualifica- Experience tions. E Hence necessary. necessary. Start Call 905-r9DOD CONCESSION SHIFT SUPER- VISOR, 20.25 hourVweek, rkgms ii weekends. 1 year to experience. Resumes to: naw issrons Iroquois Park from your area. Top pa weekly Call (905) 427-7733 Business COuNTPERSON needed im- is booming. Now hiring Driv- Looking for Esthetic & Licensed Hair Stylists Futitime (905)426-6056 MWMTE W MNti:s. Na- b" advertising company expanding. Openings in cus- tomer service S manager trainees. No experience nec- essary. Full training8povided. Calf Sarah 4' TELEMARKETING) mediately for busy coffee shop. 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. Mon.- ers. Apply at 300 pfNdas St. E �M 430.0030; Pidkeing JOCUS EOUCATIONAL TOYS, Fri SBlhr to start Call 420 1215 Bayly, 831-0030. Paid is 'eD! Supple %67 or 420-6784 rash ! Also looking for 'nem your tamiy income lull •time part-time pizza while ladig fun San' quali- HELP wanted makers. ty affordable toys. games. Templeman Call -2998 Direct Mailing. DRIVERS NEEDED for ex- les undh raisers ho ealoque 1800 361.4587 ext GENERAL LABOURER re- reliable cars vans. Eany rn- 994491eS6 . gored for woodworking shop. ing potential $600, weekly Fax resume to (905)723-3945 also staining borl (905) 427• FULL-TIME HAIL Technicians, Elm experienced. Part -tame Reg AJAX 683-0707 and UXBRIDGE 852-9741 istered Massage Ttheraq'sl The Facial Place (905>668- 8128. ASSEY S RESTAURANT Kequirc. I all time Permanent experienced LINE COOKS Apply- in parson to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering IORDCO INC .r ay.bi saw operator Lir busy tabica- bat pwi m Oshawa Please �7 resume to 1 -905 -725 - PART -TIME SALES help warp- ed tur European deli in Sar - (416)26& -7M 4 6)a+��ease call Inge PARTNER'S BILLIARDS. is looking lot a mature counter, bar person Flexible hours. to work days. nights/weekends Computer experience and Smart Serve preferred Please bring in your resume to Partners Billiards. 1916 Dun. das St E Whitby POSITIONS AVAILABLE - Li- censed Mechanic. Gas At- tendant for weekends. snack bar help Appy in person o Curb Lane Truck Stop. 539 HOway 47. Uxbridge SEARS AUTHORIZED Indoor Clean Air Services Dept. is looking for positive, enthu- siastic individuals to book ap- poir4fnads. No selling. no ex- pweargieem. fug !part time, howdy 428 2010 bonuses Call 905 - PURE PRODUCTIONS re- quires Exotic Dancers for On- tario Clubs. No experience necessary. Training, accom- rrtodations and drivers avail- able. Wa es S1DOOr weekly. PT/FT. 1-aW-627-6934, QUALIFIED WINDOW STAII- ER •. Experience in home ren- ovations, windows d doors in- stallation, and Inm carpentry. Own truck b tools -an asset. Please lax resume to: (905)372-1581 SOUTNFORR, Sander/Plow Operators. For winter Main - taw". Brock Rd. ii Newton - vile Yards. DT required. Forward resume: 1085 Toy Ave., Pickering, Ont. L1W 3P1, Attn: Joyce Koning SUPERINTENDANT, COUPLE POSITION now available, North Oshawa apartment building J clonal and main- tenance experienced pre- ferred. $20.400 a year plus apartment Call (905)579.2515 for immediate Interview Apply in arson 10 Me l BOOKKEEPER/RECEPTIONIST •egwr-d by P, kering mann 'attuning company Approx 25 Ms per week FarruWr with Accpaw: 6Fax resume to 737 DIS►ATCHER/CLERICAL sed resume or apply in person amnedWey, to H~Van h Storage. 528 Victory St E. Mw/ PART TIME 3 hours per day Must nave experience in book keev g and a," EW Fax resume to 9175.837.2326 Required by local Manufac- turer - PAYROLL CLERK Pre - part weekly payroll. maintain records for benefits, WSIB. and employee bks. various payroll related duties, knowl. edge ADP system. experience preferred, accounting back- Sround Apply in person at uramould Plastics Inc. 1950 Boundary Road. Whitby. ont SECRETARY REOUIRED for Construction office in Picker - ng. Call 905-831-1635, or tax 905-831-6900 1 SMas Hu / A els To $100,000 PER YEAR. Real estate sales. Free in house training. Call Anti" Burigaro EXPANDING PRINTING CO. needs sell -motivated career mrtded sales people to serv- ice bumess community. Call (905)579-a . EXPERIENCED Sales Person (male preferred) to work in established mens wear store. flexible hours. Calf Steve at Rapped Replays in Whitby 905 404.2063. OSHAWA'S Premier Bed- room Speowiry Store is searching for full -lime sales people. Experience an asset. but if you are the dynamic pe we will train. Fax to Stole reams(W5)728.8029. SALTS PERSON required for Gas Fireplace/Air Condiliortirg Sales New residential rt ren- ovation experience preferred. Apply n person. DON 8 SON BUILDING SUPPLIES, 1289 Sommernlle St N .Oshawa 1 1 Sales HNp7Ag0nb NIrSaks Help/Ayer"s AJAX AXEEM�Ei N Jr. A. Hockey Club Requires an individual to assist in Team Marketing which includes Advertising sales. Perfect for retired Sales Rep., or College Student or someone looking for flexible hours. Call Larry LaBelle - 6861223 or Fax resume to 686-1250 Generous commission Skilled Help Skilled Help r . MANAGEMENT POSITION i are looking for an aggres- ,I\ e, enthusiastic Team Player tt R join our management team as ,I department manager. Previous retail experience would be an Drop off your resume or mail it to: Canadian Tire Box 1119 327 Toronto St., Uxbridge, Ontario L9P 1N4 BUSKRO Electrical/Mechanical Technician B.;,i,n, Li nLtcd Is a uurld leader in the and manuf;uture of high speed digital ;ig equipment and requires an !ncaUmcchanical tcchr ici;m to :mhlc product. ideal candidate has an ciectro- ihamcal college diploma or a strong ;, oni and/or mechanical background tit excellent interpersonal skills. Administrative Manger Buskro Ltd. Pickeringg, Ontario Fax(905)839-6023 AAPEX Quality Services FULL TIME CONTRACT (Approx 30 Days) Requiring; QUALITY INSPECTORS Must have experience in automotive paint inspections. • Ability to provide documentation and verification on defect containment •.\rat in appearance and a professional attitude • Leadership skills and a team player • Require safety shoes and provide own t ransporation Fax resume to (9051665-5710 Rouen Plastics Ltd. We are a manufacturer of high quality injection moulded plastic products and have immediate openings for the following personnel: Mould Set-up Technicians (2): To set-up and trouble shoot plastic injection moulding machines. (Toshiba experience preferred) CMM Operator/Quality Control Person Machine Operators (4) These positions are available now. If you would like to work in an ISO Standards company then Please tax your resume and salary expectations to the attention of: The Personnel Manager C4 427-0137 _No phone calls or agencies, please. Skilled Help FM Skilled Help UNMEL— CLASS "A" AUTO TECH.requirt•d for Busy Yloj) Also SHOP HELPER Experience with oil change,, anti tires on asset. Apply in person t: n: R & G Aulo Centre IWO Bayly St., Pickering or call (905)420-1389 CUSTOM MACHINERY BUILDER requires 1. Experienced CAM Programmer Smart cam experience beneficial 2. CNC Lathe Set-up Person Fax resume to: (905) 434-6409 1 Saks HelplAgents SALES POSITION ainunl pOSitr,n Drove' and 1.1111' requited Sales expert- , ice an asset Fhease forward ,.Some 10 Mike Abel at 416- 99-0173 Skilled Help ARCHITECTURAL M !.-;,•, ' •m located in Durham Re on requires an AUTO CAD PERATOR (Release 14) Minimum 5 years experience -'ease fax resume to 905- d33-9714 AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST '-,'.erten h)rbus/ ii cen- '•r, experience necessary. unpehhve salary. good :. )fkmg emnronment Fax re. ime to 432-7060 or call 432 11 Cabinet Maker required nor busy millwork shop in i lurham area. Please call (905)686-4287 CABINET MAKERS cxpen- 'ced Cabinet Makers need - N apply Please fax resume 905-983.9714 CLASS A MECHANIC -quired • , r7sw• r,, r-.,,. p on rt Perri Can Don Jr (905) �'5-1354 CONSTRUCTION WORKERS t-d tine skirts. Dryruilrtaping ...Its Willing to work out of .vn Fax resume to 905-436- 114 DIESEL MECHANIC .icensed ,,!I, ,iwn ' , . ' .r ;..•.i shop lease reply to File 0424 `s awa This Week P0 Box 487 Oshawa OnUno LIH TLS ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN wanted for :;unlraQ work 0•x1 rehire and tools required. rgitavAnalog experience referred Fax resume to (905) 432.7071 EXPERIENCED FULL-TIME Shop and yard nelp required Sanding, prepping. sandblast- .r,g, sheet metal needed. Must rave own transportation $8 - $10 to start Cap for interview 905-686-8529 HVAC INSTALLERS !urnaces. ductwork fireplaces gas prp- ung Fax 9(15-430-6673 MECHANICAL TECHNOLO- GIST.7ECHNICIAN egwred for local truck body Manufac- turer must be proficient in Autocad. fluent in MS Office. tam' with Metal Fabnraung and able to work Independent - N Please tax resume to 905- 571-3483 REPLACEMENT WINDOW and door Installer, to be cap- able of installing bays. bows. and cutouts. minimum 10 yrs. experience Good pay Sleady work Own tools, brake and transportation References re- quired Call(905)433-7695 RV TECH knowledge of elec- tric. plumbing, heating, hy- draulic systems and propane Full-time 40 hours. salary commensurate with experi- ence. Fast -paced, minimal supervision. Fax resume to (905)983-5746 or mail re- sume to P0. Box 305 Orono. Ont. LOB 180 SHEET METAL workers le- quired Please call (905)259 Full-timei -2801 WELDER/FITTERS Experi- enced. able to read drawings an asset Send resume to. Kelley Atlantic Ltd . 314 Ben- nett Rd. Bowmanvdle LIC 3K5 FAX 905-623-1586. Ell it Kelley4idrect com No Phone Calls DO YOU NAVE AN "ARTIEW MR RZ11111r. UP 30 AM AWUT OWL NV MAL AD RAMI UNDER OM 0ARAVIMUM RLVlw NEARING 1 Hospital Medical Denial ACTIVATION ASSISTANT quved for a ntatemit7 l 7 A at a 104 bed accredited Long Term Care Facility Competi- tive salary and benefits Quallficahons diploma or i 111cate in recreationiactnvahon 'nawgement, experience in I(xlg term care. good com ri enation and computer skills Apply in writing or tax by Sept 27th. 1999 to Program Man- ager Versa Care Centre, 186 Thornton Rd S Oshawa. LIJ 5Y2 Fax 905-576-0078 DENTAL ASSISTANT/Qecep- honist •el iced for pr;gres- sive denial office in Picx ni Experience preferred e+erinr/ and Saturday fours Call Cin- dy (905)839-5951 DENTAL RECEPTIONISTS and ass,startK require ", Pick. --Ing office Must be available reningsiweeli Call Inline 905-83 - 2322 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST ::anted 7vl' time for busy ' :i includes nigh i an0 wee .-nds Experience an asset it; 434-5757 EXPERIENCED HYGIENIST •-rruncl 'r ausy Pickw•^; 'lice Permanent evenings "'d Salurdays to start Anni ' Mdy Call Christine or shelf - (905)839 -4486 FAST GROWING ':11ropracht center Seeking eclnUsiaSbC responsible person mth 'six arms and sin ieys• for mainly clinical assistant posmon Good phone and clerical skins Part lime afternoon and evening hours to sUrt Salary Cased on experience Drop off resume at CMroprac- tic Center for Optimum tka::h. 1550 Kingston Rd, Pickering li ;-eat hours Innoli live s^awa office Experi- enced with Abel computer an asset Please tax resume to Office Manager. (905)434- 8520 P D.A. 3 'lays per week no evenirGs :;r weekends Please tax resume to Or Pamei Za- karow. Attention Mary (905) 434-8520 PART-TIME DENTAL Assistant ever'sigs A"'! s.:me 5atur- dayS Send resume to (9051571.2235 PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST Tecnnwor ',;r OpiOmemS: lice in Ajax Incudes eveuung and Saturday hours Experi- ence preferred Please reply to file IF 422. PO Box 481 Oshawa Ont LIH 71.5 • 1 °syc'e Wanted EXPERIENCED ENERGETIC live out nanny for boys 1 and 2 years old References Non- smoker Ahona 8 Finch area 509-8157 EXPERIENCED in-home non- smoking nanny required for 2 yr old. 6 mo old. ECE pre- ferred Liverpool/Sandy Beach area References M -F10 Ill day 831-7886 LIVE -OUT NANNY wth car re- quired for 2 school age cri ren Light housekeeping and meals Dixie/Finch area Call 416-941-2336 UXBRIDGE daycare needed for 7 month old twin boys in my home lust 2 Clays per week Starting immediately References required Please contact Karen 905-852-8875 Daycare • Av it LOVING HOME DAYCARE Story times and quality child- ren's mlAc. 2yrs - 5yrs pre- school. Part Iime and lull time available. Nonsmoking tax receipt provided InfanVChild CPR, first aid. Valley Farm/ Hwy 2. close to Pickering Go Call (9051837-9600 AJAX BAYLYIPICKERING Beach Rd ECE will provide warm nurturing environment with many leaning opponunr- ties. Irregular hours available Telephone (905) 427-0296 DAYCARE PROVIDED 3 years plus Walking dlslance 10 Lester B Pearson Smoke free home Please call for further details (905) 619-2907 Daycare available HARWOOD/401 OAYCARE- Cose hi Lint Elgin Patihr ;drool Lunches snacks 6 30 To drop off 686 5456 RESPONSIBLE HOME child rare 17 ir-: yrpenenr.e Ifd- 4nis to 10 yrs CPR Creative IJay Outdoor activities church/Delaney Call Elaine 905-683 0352 MOM OF 3 Children 2 going to I IIntr. .i School Willing to taovide daycare w/diploma in hdd'noodtAdolescence. 2 its tzorkinq exp in daycare Rea - 31p, rates Whoes/Amber 4 1 905 ) 831.8502 N1(TTHER of one pruslding hiving daycare. 6/mos & up. Storytinne. playroom, hot meals/snacks Smokefree Receipts. Stroud% & Whites (-UTI Karen 837-9267, PICKERING Beach I Rollo: :oving 14ir,we 18 months to i2 years Daily outings (tented backyard and parki Crafts, story time music nu trmous meals 3 snacks First Aid. C PR certified Nor - smohnq receipts 905-428- 1244 PROBLEM GETTING YOUR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL? P- mt- SchpUl ails a,4lNtie !of dropottiprcii from school Comfortable Service d Rea- sonable Rates Call Donovan t905)683.5283 RELIABLE daycare in my home Meals snacks Mark ham (Ellesmere area Near William Tredway Scnuoi (4161438-8751 RELIABLE daycare ECE Ex - , ;I lunchm snacks fenced yard Markham/EIleS- mere Near Wm Tredway school i416i438-8751 WESTNEY 8 111NY 0, Slother r.i ,. :niki 'are Ages 1.4 years Rea- sonable rates.years of experi- ence working with children Stephanie 905-686-9091 • • Free Trade FREE mrti-tboukr mete cross•'2.. yrs old, female bouvier cross. 3 yrs old 905-428-8160 crp 1 Firewood KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, e. i! iey 111%1 0i,n6ti hard- wood, guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned. cut 8 Split Honest measurement. free delivery 905-753-2246 FOGS WOOD PRODUCTS truck ;ad ut lags 9,r, nrw Read') ;or next year Sea sonar at and spit Ready to bum (905) 852-7586 SEASONED FIREWOOD. A,adattie ,a•-lwooit ,e,7 quantity Dave 905-831-i 55 Bargain Corti CLOTHING i,': Nr - pandini Back -to -school Brand names wholesale prK- irp IlAen women/children All nems under $3 00 Former Fashions 62 Old Kingston Road. Pickering Village Ajax Tel 905-426-9946 COFFEE TABLE S 2 end U- blet „rak ' i1.st Nit h glass top An 3 items $200 Call (905)4269082 SCOTTISH EDINBURGH cris- al decanter. never used 5200 coo Dining room sul bul- let, hutch, UCIe d 6 chairs 5200 o If to Pfare 15658 YAMAHA 0-65 Organ, dual keyboard, multi sound. roll top mahogany cabinet IOol and sounds new $500 obo Dennis (905) 427-4931 1 Nicks Tor Sale 9 PIECE - oak dining. room suite. Buffet. hutch, table. 4 side chairs. 2 arm chairs - Good condition Call 905-665- 9065 AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS, wood/od chimney clean i repairs, we supplynristall pest screens and caps No muss no fuss Free estimates (905) 686-7741 - Leave message ANNOUNCING NEW lower price on mini dish satellites Only $249 atter rebates or lease for $12 49 monthly Programming from $895 monthly 14 years experience. (905)655-3661 ATTENTION BEANIE BABY Collectors Collection of 25 available o e Millennium 8 Princess) tot sale Only seri- ous inquires (905)-579-5706 CANAC KITCHEN cabinets. white with oak trim, uppers and lowers with large pantry. 16melamme counter $2650 obo Can 666-4874 CANOPY BED, wrought hurt queen Orthopedic mattress set New unused Cost $1 200 Sacrifice $490 Can deliver (416)-7269885 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, September 17, 1999 PAGE 33 A/P 1 MicNe for Micky for 1 1 Alia_ `aid and Sale sale Saks Sats CARPET BROKER. 100% Ni POOL TABLE 4 12 r9 proles or, thick plant, stain resistant meal Rn51nn table Lions Oarpet For 3 rooms, only paw legs, leather pockets r $369% Price includes 30 Sq slate, new cloth balls r-ua s. Ill carpet deluxe pad and 1m and light $2600 Call At 905- stallation in your home Free 985-3820 quotation in your home No been handbuiklmg the highest Interest. no payment for one RCA. DSS SATELLITE, new full year, Daniel 1.800-205- menet•, lir;Lrornq r.-st ;aid 8757/905420.3086 fall oannets open/ drew over Pentium aptop 6744 233MHz 700 channels Now available CARPETS - lots of carpet- Spanish Galavrsuon and Unr Ir0''•, nylon new Stain re- vision Installation available lease carpets on hand. I will Card guaranteed for 6 months carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Price Keni (905) 665-5092 includes carpel premium pad ,9051767-3637 expert installation last detiv is off Reach Rd) Pnrt Perri ery free estimates 130 yards) ^, w a RENT TO OWN and re- ,,n a Norman 686-2314 ,,,nrtinvred 1 and 439-6551 new T / s F„il warranty Pad - CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- drys Market 305-263.8369 or p1, +OG'=. •iiir,n Stain re- 1-800-198-5502 (rase, carpet 3 rooms $339 exercise bike stepper. wU ins anrt elliptical 130 sq yd) Includes carpet. SNEOMAN �Wlrty wooden premum pad and install a Sheds ? E a yarn kit only hon Free estimates. carpet 5339 plus tax Mani other repairs Sernnq Durham and saes and styles 4,4,iable surrounding area Crede ;arils Also garages and decks 761 Accepted Call Sam 905-686- McKay Rd Unit 3 Pickermq 1772 For more into Call 965.619 CARPET ANO VINY 1 2093 n re r,;rers ?r ;Quare yards STACKABLE apartment -sited m $329 Installed i will Itis- n,%1• Hr,r:r modern dining count your best quote up t0 set. Uieaen hnrsh 6 chairs 10% Customer satisfaction metal sink. stepper FULL guaranteed Cap Mike !or your SIZE washer/Ir/or, air condi - free estimate 905.431-41,40 honer. 2 a 185113' tires 619-2503 after Sp In COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT AmAiinq 1 it no pIMEiOAK FURNITURE 'c^ payment% !hen 516/wk term •'•err" FURS •+- Ince Mhz loaded into Lice. Dining Room Karmen. g ,no •nomtor � lfe and and Bedroom and Custom e sea. nerrwdel more Free scanner, delivery Designs 9 Our Craftsmen have and setup 1.800-515-5545 been handbuiklmg the highest qualdy solid pine d rak furnr- COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pent- lure for the home smce loin :•finer - sw - 5429 1974 Drop In and see our Pentium aptop 6744 233MHz State of the Art woodwork, ng imemet syslem $699 Loaded facility and let us show y7u 35011 system $888 We row fine furniture is made It love doing upgrades and drh- you buy anywhere else. you cup repairs (905)655--3661 will pay MORE 8od et COMPUTERS for sale New ESST130111 Ali Wo L' .working 115 Norah Port Poad aro] .;��: P60 Io P500 Com- is off Reach Rd) Pnrt Perri pele systems Internet ready 905-985-8774 hhp vwwwrra- Pnced to sell 723-6854 or dihoralvyoodworni nn ca 439-6551 DEEP FREEZE $50 Epson TREADMILL. Magni le - Printer $125 :anon typewmer r i^^,^• r I lifecycle type $95. Pow" amplifier. 70 '(rah '-band exercise bike stepper. wU ins anrt elliptical with graphic equalizer 19057420-3079 Phone 905-8523065 FARFISA P^;(eSSronal 110 or. TRUCK CAP_ 2 '•;� Good • hrm 12 car Wi` Speaker Vert -r,,V, i:,: After p n 7ko-5u68 isnpi lod : onddi0n 5750 obo gall <;enmgs 905-697-0482 isi WALL UINT ' ;, sale '1' x 71- :•4nr ; %-art tar nils 29' GUN SHOW SUN. SEPT. 19TH 8 a.m.-noon JUBILEE PAVILION SOUTH ON SIMOCE ST. TO LAKEVIEW PARK R0. OSHAWA 905-689-8181 HANK'S APPLIANCES wasrrers Sly9,up dryers 1175iup Weekly special de - re frost -tree lodges 5299 ;,:m purchase of stove White S almond stoves, sell-cean- ^iyreguur $199/up gas idry- cis . rvnnit". 4 yrs old S249. Kenmore extra -capacity washer gas dryer 5499 Saduttie whirlpool washer dryer 5499 426 S,mcoe St S (905) 728--7043 HARDWOOD FLOORING, w' Grade 6ir:r 3 1 4'.34' S 4'.14' -&u Setter luuxurq than liable at Less than halt the price S2 50,sq ft Also Prue flooring 4 waescape; at low prices Doug (905)649- 1506 KING BED, black iron CAIi PY NEW .-thick orthopedic pillow top mattress set Cost S2.300 Sacrifice 5825 Can deliver (416)-726-9885 MOVING SALE 9 piece An- tique Dmmgroom suite $995 Wall unit $135 2 bdrm sate $225 each Antique dresser $65 Numbered prints 5225 Ma le sideboard d hutch 5155 4 Poster pine bed Qui 5325 Cottee d two end tables $245 Loveseayso- faberbchau. S895iset Walnut blanket box $185 File Cabinet $115 Many more nems - (905) -697-3532 FIREPLACE INSERT Beautiful Condition $650 Installation Available 905-649-3595 PIANO TECHNICIAN available for tuning. repairs and pre- purchase consultation on all makes d models Also recon- ditioned pianos for sale. Call Barb at 905.427-7631 PIANOS/GRANDFATHER CLOCKS Back to school Spe- cials on all pianos and key- boards Huge selectionof new and used pianos New digital pianos from 5795 and up Rent to own 100% of all rental payments appy Also a Huge selection of grandfather docks from 5995 and up Call TELEP PIANO 433.1491 d iCn $250 Otto 427 156 snp; WIRE CAGES 'cr sale Call 1 -i5 -3a3 `- i . - %rip USED FRIDGES S!95 p IM •angel S'25 up used :'vers 5125,' up. used wash - 'S $199 or new and used )rn operated washers and -yeti at low prices New 'arid name fridges 5480 and . p. new 30- ranges wnm dock ld window 5430 Wide se- 'c1,on of other new and iced :)planes Call us today 'ephemon s Appiranas Wes Service Parts 154 Lice St Osfuwu(905i 576- ;48 web site www durnam- III COm$tepltnsons. GARAGE boor repairs broken So,, Fables, rollersopen- ers installed Tuneups $49 95 44116-33366-0073 W� ArtCMet Warned ANTIOUES'rAbsolutelyt k:- 1'tr always -iabie tree' PurGasing outngm, es- tates w,some antique com- ems. Ira Irma to value con- sidered). collections of any sort quantities or Single an- tique gems Special interest in Moorcroft pottery I'd try to re- spond to all queries Robert Bowen Antiques- Brocon Ontario (9051655-8049 or (9051242-0890 A GOOD colour TV cr VCR wanted' Working or Nct For fast $CASH$ pick up or oel,v- M call 905-728-9357 BUYING ANTIQUE and col. lectable contents including complete estates Best porm- ble prices pad Henry Kahn, 905-985.8161 YOUTH OUTREACH PRO- GRAM looking for table tennis board. badminton rackets volleyball 8 equipment Call (905)427-7687 leave msg cnp M 1 �A Crags FOLK ART CLASSES starting in September All levels. morning, afternoon and even- ing classes available Bei ners our speciality Learn a craft that can relieve stress and give enormous en oy- ment Call (905) 576-3947 for information Pooh, S BUY NOWT DON'T PAY TIL 21180 - 0% INTEREST KAYAK POOLS - Rectangular above ground including decking, 16 x 24. 1 $5 995 Package tr1cli liner. 2 ladders. sand filter. pump, motor, etc 1.800- 666-7564 m 1 Lost 6 • Found 1 YEAR OLD remake domestic short -hawed cal. black 8 white. spayed. vaccinated found as stray Please can 683-4523 2 & 4 JALLAN DR., AJAX Saturday lwpt 18th, Starting )i am fli or Shine Adult walker, lamp,, pictures, china, books, radios, ('hristmas decorations, etc. s FAMILY GARAGE/MOVING SALE Sal. Sept. 18 - gam - 3pm 1'X)3 & PHIS (Aengi Rd. I Pickeril Book%. furniture. lues, and much much more. Rain date - Sun. Sept. 19. 3 FAMILY GARAGE SALE 1615 Melman St. (or of Brock and Dellbreek) Furniture, toys, clothing and MUCH MORE"' Sam-2pm Sat. Sept 18th . 9am - 2pm 858 Chapleau Drive, Pickering _ irerprol Rd. South to Haller first ngtt :ff Naller L.,tc of designer I lwhe. huuseH„ld g; ,ods and mu(h more ' N x1 1, \T 10 111 1, 861 TAPLI\ DRIyF, PICKERL\(, YARD SALE aturing glas, &—ir boi,kca e. ,mall mulcher, Kid stove plus ipe. piano bench, and drop It, desk plus much mors' GARAGE SALE - AJAX SAT. SEPT 18,99 e 8 AM - 2PM 43 WILCE DRIVE (North of r,:,,s2 ." - igns) Good condition Items - Evervthinq Must GO! , \R \r.1 , \I i SAT., SEPT. 18, 8 -)..tit. -: .imitur,• -,,s,, rr,,,l Fiii F, n.. h:.; hair, bike, ,troll, -r etc iii CREEK%'iE-W" CIRCLE, PI( KFRI\(, Sa'_--3,/ Sect '8tr d a"- - 2 rr- 41 Harman Dr. (Harwood/Hwytb2) --"s .' _;Par _ ., a,•, play pens. bike 'ncycies, kids Gomes http://webhome. idirect. coma-whardie GIANT 8 FAMILIES GARAGE SALE". Sat. Sept. 18 8 a.m. - 2 p.m. Rain or Shine Glenn Gould Cr- oft Third Ave. N. HUGE GARAGE SALE 111 Reed Drive, Ajax Sat. Sept 18th 8 am - 3 pm _cr is n:<i SuppiiesEquipment. NruseholQ Items KitchPin ifemg Huge street sale firidlcPath Circle. Pickering I Li%erpoe►1 & Finch I Nit. Sept - IN . 9 - 3 pm Eumesul desiXner clothing & h4m%chwld itettn. LARGE GROUP GARAGE SALE Lots of Bargains" Saturday September 18th 8 am - 3 pm Rarndate: Saturday September 25th 11 Spiers Cres, Ajax %ION, 1\G ,\\D (:AR:1(.F s -i F•" Cars 1989:u0ge Shadca 1989'onfdc ;:araC Ani 9•wkcas es Desks 9.ke5 _oM*es IAAarry •;tlesr Hockey, Baseball Cards. P'r.e Butcher Block Table Tipewnters. Budding Sup- pues. Doweling tut Crafters Computers x386 Ox with monitor and pante, 486 Sx with mori Gd to Bayp and Lakendge in Ajax. South to Lake 023 Ontoro Blvd. Barn -Rpm on Saturday. Septembertath. MOVING SALE Sat. Sept. inh, d a nz. to 3 P.M it Adams Court, Uxbridge DelwsikfiRer, blankets, bei dhlw,. T.\ end taill gar- den uw.ls, A mwk:h mi MOVING SALE SUN. SEPT. 19TH, 8 A.M. - 4 P.M. 1514 BENTLEY LANE, PICKERING (off Blueridge, Brock Rd and Velbnxtk area ) desk, headboard, oak dining room table and much more. MULTi- FAMILY GARAGE SALE Saturday Sept 18 th Starts 8:30 am DREYBER CRT, PICKERING (Bros kJftkering Pkwy) Various nems includes infants clothing, toys, househoild goods. maternity wear, strollers 8 snowsuits. Raindalle Sunday &p tuber 190 SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCE Sept. 18, 9-2, 612 Foxwood Trial Vendors samples, T -Shirts, fleece, swim- suits, Beanie Babies, bikes, desks, toys, antique pump organ and much more. YARD SALE 674 Aspen Rd. (Whites 8 Finch Area) Sal. Sept. 18 8a.m. ?? Rain or Shine arAM ROOM SALE! SOMETHING FOR EVEEIYONJLI `AIFe PAW 34" NEWSADVERT1SER+iNWyN'EUIT K SdpWo* 17, •1959 1 Lost i Found 1 1 for Sw a w all A a t1' a 11 a °r a l ousa a a l olraea r a l outla ll - RoadNem PAW Rent FOUND, small grey extreme- ly affectionate cat. on Sept 10th Cali 427-7732 GAbR hON GAR51 we buy used vehicles Vehicles must be in running condition Call 427.2415 or come to 479 Bayly St East. Ajax at MUR- AD AUTO SALES 1 vans/ 4 Wiliest Drive 1988 Voyager. 7 passenger van Power windows, power locks. Hwy miles $500 ob0 Hark Uxbridge. Excellent condition 1 driver. 905-668.3750(snp) nun -994 CHEV BUZZER, 4x4, 43 4 (Jr.drauto. PS. Please call Jean PW. PB. PDL. PM air 30 L LTR V6 auto an, PW. PL V6. spoiler cruise remote (905) 852-4086 doth seats Gray lmmacu- entry 8 alarm. am/tm Cass/ late Show room Gond (416) 307-5854 CD. alloy wheels. mask, heat- 89000kms $17800 obo Cer- $1 Seats. heated mirrors used 6 clean air (905)-718- 518.200 cert OB0 Cap 705- 7096 cep %49.3383 exI1234 or 705-277- • 1 Pets 32P1 1997 GMC SAFARI SLK JACK RUSSELL puppies Dew claws removed. tails docked. first snots, dewormed S40C Call(905)725-5344 OSHAWA OBEDIENCE Assoc Classes sartmg SPp- 201h Novice aro Open To Reg- ister tali Bev (905) 435-0868 SHIH TZU pups non shed- ding vet ohecked first shots. dewormed adorable Ready to go $400 Cali (905)571- 3464 AMAZON PARROT Orange Wmq 1 1: Year olc female. hand raised. includes cage, T -stand. toys. food, starting to talk S/ 000 080 905-697- 3700 EmAutcw ties for Sale 78 CADILLACparking. laundry and ubkktes -sing ;,tic i,or: ii.,d, A ; ��'Kim No smoking First/Lest Mer - Needs on c tittle to certify No ens (9051723-2205 www.W, missitest needed St200 198t �: ;- o;- European BEAUTIFUL ONE bedroom CARCHOICE.COM 571-5643 Edilior Only 48 DOD km s basement private emraoce 1967 FORD .;a.aA, door tad 'oc 289 motor red worth rat interior Never warier Coven On9inil all the way. must seer Certified Wel trade for truck or $6500 723-7019 Dan. 433-9570 sno 1994 CHRYSLER 5th avenue eats- mtenor Loaded. ex- cellem :onditior 51600 Cali 905-427-5273 1986 CADILLAC Fleetwood certified'emmission tested 5 Idre Wlute body/dark blue leather imerwr mint Good conation 2/0.000km Runs gqrreat. decent gas mnesge S? 770 0 D o Celt (9o5)666 - 069C 1967 JEEP >erokee 2 new Wes 'Joh �n good Co KV", ergine needs work $1500 obo is is 905697-3065 Power wm0ows to mu - WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hvdro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.bigfuK)t.com/-hi[~hriser ors. rear heater, outch doors. AJAX. IMMEDIATE. Large t unning boards Excellent in- bedroom riasemert parkin(' side and out. Asking $15.900 separate entrance, cable. gas 905) 697-1477 fireplace. prefers quiet re- CLEARANCE SALE a, ^�r. sponsible working lemale No outboards r stock S2GC Iirlder Trailers Ea smokingipets. hrstlast. $625 . fringe stove cable Included from $16/month Wade Salts inclusive references (905) - (905)655-8010 7543 1416) 789 4145 686-6713 1989 GOLDEN Falcon " For Rig Son Fronde room 2 decks, e AJAX realty nice 1 bedroom stied. inclge acro stove. tub legal basement apt Seperate with shower. easy power pro- entrance, laundry, full bath. pane tanks large lot Can be CAC, no smokervIlets. First/ v,ewed at Goreskrs Lakeside last required $700 inclusive. Recreation on Scugog Island 905-427-0372 Rd or contact Mike Ayrs ® BASEMENT BACHELOR 905-985-9763 Lot 149 asking apar.meiv washer d dryer. $16 90C central art. Harmuny/Ohvt. Auto Paris 1/3 r'st/last. 5385/le a ksa irs Oct.lus :,lames Awrgde t 1 0711 Please plisse Gaal (905)7230977 9 404-0133 SCRAP CARS AN^ -R„ Kk� BEAUTIFUL bnght modem. 2 - wanted top dollar paid Free bedroom semi -basement be - pickup anytime Call 17 Auto Recyclers 428-1450 SIOe park Bus route North- bedroom apartmen' one 3 east Oshawa 5700 includes 1967 OLDS. WAGON custom Cr Jlser exfers,vr tezen! re - parrs, excellent mechantal condibon A good buy at 511DC Oshowa 571-2610 1968 Ford Tempo excellent condi!"), no rust. very law cul 2 a . factory stereo and at, most be seen. S2.D00 combed (905)686-8985 Ing TAURUS WAGON w ongmai x, jwc 'I Asking $ 999 dile t9C151 668- 7916 aften4pm 19lI Buick Rego Ltd 2 dr 3 ' L engine, very clan wen maintamcd great stage Cer- bfued and emission Tested Askug S37DO Can Paul 985- 4262 19ll OLDS station wagon Cera SL censer lady, loaded remelt stars. Centred. S5500 (9051428-1171 1991 HONDA ACORO EX 5 speed power wm0ows:0oors 148.000krr certified Asking $7250 Ca11668-5547 1192 PONTIAC SUNItRD, 4cyl autL air cemrfied S emission tested $4995 obo 1988 Ford Thunderoird and 1989 Ford Taurus Both good ars S2.300 each. Coo Must Sell (905) 718-7096 1!92 PONTIAC SUNMRO, 4cyl auto air. $4.995 obo Certified. and clear air 1988 Ford Thunderbird and 1989 Ford Taurus Both good ars $2.300 each. obo Must sea (905)-718-7D96 1993 CADILLAC Seville SLS. fully loaded. luxury automo- bile, amethyst in colour, in pristine condition, serious in- quines only. asking $15.000 o.b.o Call (905)433-4145 1991 CAVALIER. 2 door Z28 4 -cylinder. 5 speed, air. ABS. 130km One owner. certified and emissions. $4995 1990 Excell - 2door 4 cylinder au - tom liC. Cassette. 158 km. Certified and emissions. $2195 Uxbridge Auto Sales, Leaskdale 905 852-7784 1994 SATURN Twin Cam SL2. 4 door, auto. fully loaded ex- cellent condition 150.DOOkm. $7500 Call 905-430-6729 19% PONTIAC TRANSPORT, cruise. power door locks, root racks. 111.000 k, asking S1�3�55 Telephone (905) $6 JEEP CHEROKEE. 2 dr. 2wd., 2.5-1 engine. 5 spd. cruise. new Gy tires, marry new pans. very dean. $2,000, 080. 905-686.1190. No all atter Spm 92 GEO red. ?door -auto. '06A $3495 90 Sunbud •rey 4 -door, auto 129K 53695 Bom cars artuuppemis- ,ions. new tires lune 905 5 in vale sat/no GST 6777 CARS FROM SSW - Govem- -e-• se,,w ar,r. S..rplus Sold IOcairy 0311 for Listings 1- SOD.297-0727 Ext 30 CERTICARS FALLING PRICES SALE % CAVALIERS AND SUNFIRES FROM 57.995, CONVERTIBLES 514 150 Eg 95 As*,,,- ext loads^. '%4 k Only $9 995 94 Grand Voyag- er k0a0ed. 3 3 V-6 104 k new 511.500 92 Caravan 168 K rice dark green. air only $6,650. 91 Buick LeSabe LW. ICaded 144 k. burgundy. only $5 995. 91 Lumina Euro. loaded. 166 Itsuper nice. $5.995 96 Grand Prom 95 K. your choice $10995 95 Fire- fly, 82k. 5 speed. super econ- omy. now $4 995. 94 Olds Be. loaded pristine were 129 K. Wiled. Orgy $10.500 93 Pro- " Lx. 5 speed. 177k, very dean $4 995 92 Burk Regal. loaded, white and beautiful $7.500. 92 Sable G S wagon loaded, mom. 129 k. mita be seen 56.995 96 Blamr LT. leather. loaded burgundy 95x now $21.500 Be Corsica Cent AN drive dean wow $1650 "wry to COIWAW 155 King St West at Midlowe Mau Call 579-ZM Sat you ASSUME :glance of lease 27 months 39 buck Sunfut 5 spa. at 21.000 kms $31&' month Cal831-0294msg NEED FINANCING] Call Us ZSc3Z S100C Gown Must be ,.ng Al Applications Ac- Cepled Huge Inventorxr Veru - des $2500 and up Caaman Auld Sales. 286 Dundas St. IN . Whitby. Own. (905) 565- 9977 199! DODGE Grandaravan 1500 krr 3 3- .'6 am,tm Cassette CC player S22900 000 434-2775 / a.rw1 \ Z Mini $2200 1-1655 drive, spacious backyard i appliancesAN lnd us rife. • Marine laundry. air. near 0 CJDus to- Ae $650 mo- 7254769. CLEARANCE SALE a, ^�r. BOWMANYILLE 3 Oedroom outboards r stock S2GC Iirlder apartme^t S600 plus nyclro cost OUTSTORAGE . fringe stove cable Included from $16/month Wade Salts avaitaWe Oct 157 Tel (9051 665 (905)655-8010 7543 1416) 789 4145 co �nwrirs 801NMIINYILLE-BMMENT For Rig apt S2o0 w -ex inducing uhl- WHITBY. SE^R-'^M •._. 'im cable. OctoDer 2nd 2 'tearooms. 2 entraroes. walk - ac' No pets Available imme- out/backyard. spacious k,tdh- oiateN Laundry a WrihnO volvi groom. gas-hreowe. 5600/mo Non-smokers suit- laWWy hookup 3pc liAh- ade for 1 Carok r9C5i666- room. one -car -parking 623- 5545 j 1 -BEDROOM Oshawa Brgm CENTRAL Oshawa rge 2 a large oCtn conOepT. Separate 3 trdroom apartmr^h avarl- entralce. new,PC with p- aw In well-nanWned Cum tub New laundry and jig dost 10 S ameMies machines L"Illbes/able rind Please plisse Gaal (905)7230977 9 No pets Responsible adult m- 7 p m preferred Avariabk Oct 1 S650/mth 905434-5431 CENTRAL OSHAWA. two 1 Mike bedroom apartmen' one 3 1 BEDROOM wa kour ba5r bedroom house. avaaaae Oc- toW 131 First And Last Rd - mem aDan^hen' separate en- renes. tic s Call ilia 7c- 5700 mtxhm Call Mitchell 725-732p1 weekdays (905)723-4886 9p m -50M I -RONDO". :emral Osna- (CENTRAL OSHAWA clean, wa dear r' new carped newly panted i bedroom Air Cofomoned. heat hydro. 5515,' main e om I"( Availablme- applanes induced aajy �p,mo,rfi Shared month First a Last (9051668- pakrng 1st a last Referrn[- 0565 es UI 242-0095 Leave 1 -BEDROOM M:�uay 1'2 $695 oc s GundryCOIRITICE bright spacious 2 place re Oct ROOM bedroom apt lower lever of 5390 separate emrancr s'a • 'louse. TownhirierBc0or area bathroom ndu0es Close to amenMeu schools/ CrOwavi"I dge avalabie - park S7Mmo appliarltty mefutey, 43C,2793 utilities included Rrst1W -- ..xred.728-3396.4351338 WIMP EXECUTIVE 2-bed- ",om POOL. Laundry able. :,drkmg own entrance, near ;XPTC. hrstAM no pets/ sm01unq Nov 1. $775. 937- '304 Sharing possable TWO BEDROOM upper du- plex Rdson Rd a Glidden $655 includes hydro 8 water. First a last. Available Oct 1. 7251995. XR7 SUPER Coupe. $3.500. Nissan 88 pathfinder. $4,500 Telephone Cell (905) 706- 8489 1 Aatomdbibe Wanted A a A AUTO- Cars, trucks. boats We pay up to $10.000. Cash on the spat. Any cornd- tion, any year. Call us any- time. 24 hours, 7 days. 30 fain. service905.686.5003 or 905-424-0591 SIMCOE NORTH-RUSSETT. 2-bdrm apt good kiabon in wet mamUmed 12-pkx. No netghbourtaod-Close to shop- ping. bus. FrogrAtove. park- ing. able. laundry tacil7bes. Sorry, no dogs. Avail. Nov.1 Cad 905-576-2962, AJAX - Bright treslhly painted one bedroom Dasemem apartment. separate entraba. parking. laundry. $650 per mo. Inclusive. Istllast plus refer- ences. Oct. 1st. (705) 431- 9148 AJAX -Bright one bedroom basement apartment, own en- trance, central air, gas fire- place. appliances, w pets/ smokers. Avail. Oct. 1, first' Lastireferences required $850/month inclusive. (905) 426-9762 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spa - mous apartment. quiet build ing, close Io stopping. 401. GO Pool. sauna 2 -bedroom $649, Od/Nov 1st. 3 -bedroom $939.. Oct Ist Call 683-6571 until 7 30 p m NARBOIRIVIEW Ap7nmems. now renting 1 and 2 bedroom apartments Large. and dean. Starting at only $70000 per month. all inclusive (Ha Hi Call John a Janice at 1905)436.7390 or pager X720- 7576 tot your private sthowng. LARGE 1 iEC. ISMT. apt Sep entr. dose to Oshawa Civic a Go bus. $585/mo Utilities incl Non-smoker preferred. (905)-728-8274 af- ter 5 pm ONE T1N0 a THREE bedroom apartmads, in most beautiful adult budding. Avail Oct. a Nov Stevenson A Radialmli Oshawa Call (905)723-1009 Or (905)7284966 ONE ARID TWO bedrooms available immed. Two loca- tions at 946 Masson d 350 Malaga Rd., Osturo. $6294 Illdlmh, al kiGlasive, no pets. platy call from 9-9 905-576- 6724. ONE BEDROOM basement apammem for rem. West shore area. $550 utilities included. Telephone (416) 684-3978. ONE bedroom lurnrsfled basement apt. Liverpool/Bay- ly. dose to Gomm, so. en- trance. Clean, birght non- smoker. Luandry, no pets. $750 905-420-3774 or 416- 284.1618 ORONO - TWO bedroom apt. m triplex 4 appliances. parli- irg 5520. a hydro. Call Tan (905) 6554246 OSHAWA - 448 Drew St . Knob Hill area large 1 M-' room loft. Iridge, stove. $525 inclusive Flrst/asi. October 1st 905-435.0954. OSHAWA not, bedroom apt Main 11001' tndge. stove. washer, dryer, central air, a- ble, parking included Simooe/ 401 area Asking $725 inclu- sive Firstilasi required (905) 436-6085 OSHAWA APTS Bachelor 1 d 2 hedroom includes all util- ities and parking Laundry on site Building #1 (905)432- 8914, or Budding f2 6 13 (905)-571-0425 Or lot all 1- 888-558-2622 OSHAWA Ouiel buildings near shopping transportation Uhl- ities Included King/Harmony 2 -bedroom $750 Oct 1st. Sept Ist (905)571-4912 ALSO SimwNMdl 1 b 2-bdrm immediate. $650 $750 (905)436.7686 until 7 30 p m PICKERING t BM basement apt Private entrance laundry. parking, AtC Suit single fe- male or couple Available end Oct No pets/smoking 56751 month 905-839-7682 PICKERING SPACIOUS new 2 bedroom apt. 4 -pc bath sepa- rate entrance. cable parking. Laundry No smokinglpets Avail- Nov 1 FirstAast Ref Call (905)420-5321 PICKERING Whrtes RdJ401 1 bedroom wdik-Out basement apartment Separate en- trance. 4 bath, laundry. non- Smdker, no pets Available Oct 1st 1sNast and reier- ences required No smol ug,, pea 905420-2015 PICKERING - two bedroom basement apartmentaipn- wak entrance. parking lawn - dry facilities. large kitchen. dose to a1 amenities 5800 inclusive Available Nov. In ISUtast (905) 83t - RETIRED - Queet buldfng ma- ture lenamS cemral location 1 bedroom apartment aval- aw 0001ber 1 Ekdric that Washer/dryer each row Tel 905 579-9016 SOUTH AJAX Large one bedroom basement apart - mem. separate entrance. 4 peCe pont. stared laundry Single professional non smoker no pets S675/mor irryrrsrve dm 1905) 839-7118 SOUTH AJAX. becitsimrnq apartment. upper level, tur- nestied or wrdurnished. park- ing. quiet. indium. worlung adult ptelemed S435/mo. No Pets (905)666-3299 SOUTH OSNAWA-'503 Park Rd S Newty renovated Cu. plex Downstairs targe 2 bdrm apt- $7501mm plus ubk- ties. Parking available Aval- able Oct 1 9905)655-3588 SPACIOUS well-mantamed 2 a 3 bedroom alts- Avail at 900 and 888 Glen St Some With walk-in closets. palm provided Close to Schools. Shopping centre. GO Station LAdues included. Cal 728- 4993 OSHAWA Large freshly decorated 2 8 3 B/R apts. for rent. $670 6 5800 util. Ind. at 280 Wentworth St. W. Your First choice. For appt. call (905) 721-8741 TWO BEDROOM Boo sq N apt Hardwood floors, Hiring - try 6 Olive (across from Palk) . No dogs. Awil. Oct 1st (416) 697.2969. WESTNEY RD. N. of Hwy 02. Basement bachelor opi..suit- able for / person. No pets• non-smoker. includes ulrlities, able. WutWy, part�ip 5500! mo.6rst/lasi.905-127-8585. Wwrity - Senor Apt, Com- pkx. One bedroom apt avW- able Oct. 1. Clean quiet bow ing. Excellent location. N udl- ifies included, For apps, call 430-7397 IIHITBY, CLEAN and quel n Moor bachelor apt. Ceft trally kxAed an -Olde WhOW. Suitable for single working ppeerson. non smokedppe!tts. $520/momh inclusive. Avatl- abk8-3011. oaober 1st. Call (905) 66 WHITBY, modem 2 bedroom legal basement apartment. great location. Separate en- trance, parking, laundry. Available November lest $780 including utilities. FirsVlast, references required. Tim Webster Sutton Group Herit- age905-619-9500 SICK OF RENTING?' OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11 • First Time Buyer? - Call Markl • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! !tel Mark offers honest, professional, / no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep. Remax Abihly Reel Estate Ltd. WHITBY. ROSSUZNO R0. Spacious two bedroom base- ment apartment fireplace. cemral air. dose to shopping and schools. private laundry. private entrance. parking. S'50 includes cable Avail oil Is1 Call (905) 430-6074 WHY rent when you can own your own home for less than you think"" Call Dave Hay - lock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd T905)1 668-3800 or (905) 666- 1 I louses For Rem 1'OU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUV A HOUSE'' J OWN from S700month J Not III Dampavmenn71-7 (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley .:.. - t ABA DANA DU I have a home for you Be it seam, detacfiecl or hnwghome you must have a door - 6 months Tree Mini- mum income. $27.900 Rea- sonable creat My service ftft 10 u can K Crldwen Banker (905) 728-9414 A UNBEATABLE OMI From 5500 dawn own you own hrrie staining at $69.900 ar- ria lot less nun rem OAC 24 firs hes neer6tl mtssap 905728-1059 ext 277 Cold well Barker RMR Rif Estate Aurelia Rxwu ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING 6 months tree !hen own a house tram S550rmoren you require tW time family in- come S28,000 , reasonable ciedd I M the rest. Don't Wan can &n Rdu. Coldwed Balker RMR Real ES use to- day (9051 728-9414 AJAX NORTH detached 3 bedroom appliances. garage. fenced yard, tueplate, large. master bedroom rn suite 51225 00. plus Avag Od , 15. Corndolyn Kynagement (905)428-9766 NANWOOO a NWY in 2000sq ft 3 bedrooms all appliances included. main - floor laundry, central air. Available Nov 1 Call after 6p m (416) 289-6963 KMG/MLU N AREA. nice/ quiet street. spacious. 3 bed- rooms. fenced lard. central air, appliances, non-smokers Please. first/last. $800 pus iibktks (905) 576-8522 LARGE 3-IEOROOM bunga- low with finished loft. 2 -car garage. large workshop shed On country lot Adpcent to Sinclair High School, Whitby. by. excluding mues/ appkaica 668-3372. LOB GRIN, 1 1/2 bedrooms, wood heat, utgiUes included Furnished or unfurnished. 15 min. from Durham Cc" Suitable for Childless women or dilddkss couple. Non- smoking, 1'a pets. Must love Country Living. $750. 263-8077 (snp) NORTH OSHAWA, 3 bedroom serif, INILLK d backsplit. 2 baUts. 4s. available Dec. Ist. 50 plus utilities Ci to amenities. (905) 686-- 11/2 bat nee , Gas Meal, chill, abort walk fromt moIS port PaA Lab $1950 plus util. lo smobing, no pets. 905-915-3341 1owrgquses r EM ownoueea r Reid Rem 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquav Floors throughout. Close to schot)ls and shopping. From $910.00 including hydro Call 905-721-0080 Townhouses For Rem PICKERING - 3 BEDROOM SPOTLESS 1 1/2 bi trickle and stove. hrkslKd basement. gas fire place, hardwood rwors. garage. private yard/ mveway, no pets. IsVW rcf- Prefices $1150 r. Call (905) 831-8823 AJAX SOUTH. 3 bedroom 'ownhouse. end unit. Cys heat. 5 appliances, quiet court. ga- rage. $1 050 plus .avail Nov 1 Condolyn Management 905- 428-9766 Al OSHAWA SOUTH 3 bed - townhouse close to coals, shopping $850 per .lomh Plus ubmies FirstUst Available October 1 (905) 1.79-99% elan ROOMS 10 for Rem ROOM FOR RENT wean. bright home Short Term available 401 b Whites Rd. suit a working professional 420-0042 FUMMMMED ROOM .r : c townhouse availabie !mmt- dutey shire kitchen, ban and living arta5 near Picker- ing Town Centre $300rmonth Call 905420.9603 ROOM FOR RENT $400/ monthly palling. share wali room Altou 8 Sheppard am References required Female non-smoker preferred Avad- aaft w�meaately Cal 509- message VMITBY 2 great rooms urge wean townhouse to Shire S,atable to mature vow" in- dividuals. students welcome First/last S475/month each, non-smokers,n0 pets Clens 905-665-5885 or 416-418- 2938 1 5nend Apgpmwvolbon ROOM TO RENT N 3 M11tM. house Clean. bright Close to lake a transit $4DOimo n- duslve I 9US1. Available immediately Call 905-839- 9601 LAKE DWYEWAY West - Afax Luxury cordo, 2 -bedroom. al Inclusive, ondrie-lakeindoor- Pool. sauna. hot -tub, temus worts. 6 appliances. 2-4pc bathrooms. non-smoker. S595/month. young profes- sional 905-68341107 LARGE basement room for rent. use of facilities Quiet fe- male preferred. $475 MOM* Firstllasl Call 619-0999 Har - woo"" 2. ROOMMATE WANTED Octob- er 1 to shore 2 bedroom apartment, Al"Pickering area, prefer single white fe. male in 20s. Call for info. (416)832-1253 MCKE t - 3 bedroom, 2 bath. $1,100 per mo. al tido sive, available immediately. Call (905) 428871 Office 8 ' Retala Some_ II! LOCATION LOCATION LO- CATION ill Across from Oshawa Centre 600 sq n 01- lia available Oct 1 Call 434- 2447 or 655-4132 _ COMMERCIAL UNITS. Park 8 Bloor great location 1 Avail- able urkts. 1425 sq ft. each Call (905) 579-5077 after 5 pm (905) 571-3281 COMMERCIAL UNITS, Park 8 Blocr groat location 1 Avaa- abk units. 1425 sq it each Call (905) 579-5077 after 5 pm (905) 571-3281 . • Garage a Ston • SAMM WAREHOUSE SPACE Appro11 1300 sq n Pnvale en- trance Loading clock Occupy ,rat Willy Call 721-0551 9 30.4 00 Mon-Thurs WINTER STORAGE lur boats, ins trailers et(: Outdoor S'5,mo. Limited space can vi)5)-985-2191 snp v • kidustrial cants UP TO 2700 51 ft prime mc. _om space on Bond St in •owmown Oshawa. Two Rage vatrid doors. signage. r - train Sudable for marry Imes. 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Main floor com- pletely renovated. Large deck with private treed backyard. Lot 50 wide by 200a«o Ask- ing $90,1100.. Phone --838- 4532 after 6 p.m. A MO DOW PAYMENT- first gme buyers. new program al- lows you to purchase a home with zero down. Horns in A)ax, Pickering, Whitby and Oshawa. To receive your free special report all 24 hours 1- 8811-805.7965. Id If 2345. Sut- ton Group Heritage Realty. Moloy to Lod Mo ntT to LIRd 1 1PIN fa oras for Sok BACKSPLIT in great location Close to the Civic Centre Oshawa Center, go transit, and sch0CI.S living dining room. 3 bedrooms. 2 - 4 pce bath- rooms, large eat in kitchen. custom designed family room. recreation room and bar. 2 custom fireplaces, wood floors throughout, Eng- lish style garden, in ground heated pool $151.000 Open House Sat and Sun 10 am - 4 p in 723-5756 BARGAIN at 206 Sherwood Crt (Sunset a Sommerville), Oshawa $209.000. 3.bed- rooms. 3 -washrooms. exclu- sive area of town Please call (905)436-1330. BROOKLIN "brand new bun- galow. 2 bedrooms. 1800 sq It includes 2 bedroom fin- ished basement Available Sept 30111 $215.000 Call 905- 655-3458 DUTCH clean 3 bdrm. eat -in kitchen. large master. Central air, great location Asking $189.900 Call Robert Owen (905) 686-5153 Sutton Group Classic. OSHAWA CENTRE area, clean 2 bedroom house, many up- grades. hardwood moors, sky- lights, lovely garden with ga- Mid. $131,500 Open House Sun Sept 19.1 - 4 p m 57 Fernhill Blvd (905) 576-7117 OSHAWA HE 26003q. Ft. home. many upgrades. in- cluding nteluding ceramic file 8 bleached oak kitchen cabi- nets. professionally land - scalped. S•225.000. (905) 104- 23 OSHAWA, 3 -bedroom bunga- low East of Knob Fklt Com- pletely renovated. detached garage, new broadloom. walk out to extra large lot. 3pc 8 2pc baths Asking $109.900 1905)720-2307 SPACIOUS 4 -bedroom 2.000 sq n Priced for immediate sak at $209.000 127 Smaks or Ajar Open House Sat 2-6 Can 416-745-9494 WHITBY N. 3041- sq n . lot 5211118 immaculate condi bon. 4 bdrm. two 3pc two 2 PC, large kitchen, hardwood. ceramics, upgraded broad- loom, fully h tshed basemen. S299.900 36 Lohhlouse Or Open House 14, Sunday Sept '9 430--1142 WHITBY NORTH. 3 bdrm . large kitchen with breakfast area. ceramics/ wood daa~ dost to $Mods a shoppM $177.900 905-579. 5577 OPEN HOUSE Sunday Sript 191h ff 1 condos for Sale M FALBY Ca.. we -em expo sure 4 new appliances. 2 bedrooms, superior broad- loom. Cal 663.1097 AJAX. Condo. 2-ticrm. 2 tams. AC swimming pod, kines. rec facilities. lake. $115.000 Call (4161512-2064 00-Y io 10 LSM MONEY PROBLEMS. 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Montgomery Lilt- of the Town of Ajax, In the Province W Ontario, who died on or about the _'nth day of April, 1999, must be filed i%ith the undersigned, on or before No - ,t nhber 5th, 1999, after which date the v,tote assets will be distributed having rt•,:4,rrd only to claims that have then 1,ccri received and the undersigned will not be liable to any person of whose Lum be shall not then have notice. DATED AT Ajax, Ontario, this the !7th day of September, 1999. W. J. Leyden 22 Fitzgerald Drive, Ajax, Ontario. LIS 4T9 1 8usinsss Opportuneiss ONCE you POP. you can stop Limited no of distribu- honshrps left Instant cash now Profitable opportunity regaribess of experience- NO SELLING Take charge of your employment and your future. (din investment of $16.800 puts you on the fast track to early retirement Into pack- . r,,, , srv, —1c 4196 WANTED TO BUY! Real Estate Brokerages in Durham Region. Call Broker/ Manager at (905) 5094111 680 700 700 910 910 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 HAVE YOU FORGOTTEN SOMETHING? We're up to our eyeballs with pictures! We've got birthday pictures, graduation pictures, wedding and anniversary pictures, animal pictures and funny pictures! It you think you may have left a photo at our office, please come by and check out our wall to see if your face is on it! UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 24 TORONTO STREET N. 852-9741 To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 (Ajax) 852-9741 (Uxb.) and let one of our professional advisors help you. 1 1 Improvements : 1 1 Improvements Moor g s 1 sardening a Stora Landscapm Asphalt Paving Landscape Contracting 600 'r'f so w ilii --z a a STORAGE Houses. Apa^ erts Offices, Appliances 8 Plano Specialists. Senor d Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured Free Estimates Professional service. Ca11436-7795. Cross Movers :xC n T,cong �seholds • offices ants. Packing Avail. 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CaU Ernie 6615-49U R.S.V.P. 905-839-2281 Bonnie Davis (Granddaughter) WIN Anniversaries Ea Anniversaries FREER - Anthony and Elizabeth Celebrating SO Years Tt gether on September 17 1999 CONGRATULATIONS FROM Elizabeth Stefan, Peter and Anna, Rose and John, Theresa, Gerry Marie, Tom and their families. Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be respon- sible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. .. Adie Er>rsrtrmisrs • 1 Auctions r �Twiemans best;'rnna E.CCEPTIO!ti.tL LAS ',MIN6 DL II.M.4 REGION IMUAMKM a DN XM% GUARAN IrEED 4104E-8761 NOR' HIRING • wegrn loss ESIRHV %I V,7 L% ix l 1 ,,tee up to 7 Ill Per week • 1 .,n 1 counsetlxng • ;.i.iranteed result. Ajax (905) 426-9261 Sat. Sea 18t^ 'r a m Orooerty at MR. a MRS. CUFF REID, 2520 Pits— R� North Osha- wa. 2 km North of Con- lin Rd. 1989 Pfymauth Rekant (as is). 502 Wheel Horse tractor with blade, plow, disc b trad- er, large freezer, 2 Ig tool chests d tools. fridge cart, wood lathe. ,am cupboard, platform scales, butter fox, floor aCK, dryer, miniatures. :ollect bles and much more. Rain date Sept 19th, 10 a.m Lunch available John Pearce Auction Services and Don Stephenson 905-655-8073 AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 ' 1 1 InYenrorrarris • 1 1 i"Mwnorurns )McDowell, � I Bob & Lillian In loving memory of our dear ` parents who went to tx: with the Lord on Mav 24, 1999 and Septemhrr 11, 1996. Whenever we miss you. We just look in our heart, And there you are. Always treasured in our hearts by daughters Alice, Melody, ?1 Adeline & families. L'i( IM card d TNaafM ETON Cad of InnidM CARD OF THANKS ANNIE PRENTICE 1899-1999 We wish to express our heart felt thanks and appreciation to Paster Ian Rob, Mount Zion United Church, Balleycliffe Lodge Nursing Home Staff, the Line Dancers, Accettone Funeral Home and our many friends for sympathy extended to us during the loss of our mother Annie Prentice. Jean McCrindle & Joan Ensoll sy =6 N ��, y 4*+ )+- 4j Deall Nolice [islings; � FOt �0 Tltf10/ tM f1Ntt� �� t L� i§aaexu;fi>•laxiardnr F Jdb43M ♦f ra7rrk A aft"ahelbn Firnrn,nn-y.r tI� aStdtlulomt adline.vnv twm-t vcMit S anit6dOc ttati4twsr W "atr ^ash ion 14*11aOroe ?sa Mr T*Ir,)m • ays,axMatwrnrsgexs+x,7reromrs ase, or BLIGHT, Marie (Basion) - Passed awa peacefully after a lengthy illness at Extend) care, Oshawa. on Tuesday, Septernber 14, 1999 at the age of 80 years. Beloved wife o the late Gordon blight (1977). Survived b her brother Ellwood, his wife Jean and fame) and Margaret Kirkpatrick. Dearly love daughter of the late Fred Bastion and Velm Mortson of Goodwood. She will be missed by her many relatives and friends. Visitatio will be held at the O'Neill Funeral Home. 6324 Main Street, Stouttville, Thursday 3 and 7-9 p.m. Service in the chapel Frlda 1 p.m. Interment Goodwood Cemetery If de- sired, donations may be made to the chant of your choice. DUFFETT Mabee Winnitred (Rummenie) Peacefully, cir', Saturday. Septemcer 11. 1999, in ne 90th year. Beloved wife of Peter C. Rurnmenle (de ceased) and W. Lloyd Duffett deceased). Beloved sister of Frances (Pat) Irvine, Thomas (deceased' and Robert (deceased). Beloved mother of Peter W deceased) and Greeta (Fraser) Rummenle: Win Ifred and Thomas Tsaportis; Gilbert and Shirle rDuffett) Rurnmerve. James and Loma (Maye) Rum rieie; Stepmother of Joan Sl ruing and Donald Duf eft. Will be sadly missed by 15 Grandchildren and 2 real -Grandchildren, and many Nieces and Nephews Cremation. Memorial Service will be held at a late date. Donations made to Canadian Cancer Society, the Pedeon Bible Society or Charity of your choice gratefully appreciated by the family. No flo LANG, Kenneth Murray ilei --eacefuily -r -- da,. September 16. 1999 at the age of 51 Ker Lang, loving husband of Linda White. Dear father of Kelly. Shawn, Enn, Rebecca. Bntney. and prede- ceased by infant son Chrstopher Proud grandfa- ther of Emily Son of Margaret and the late Wiliam Brother of Ron. Bill Ken Harvey. Jacqueline and Maureen. Ken will be sadly .^.)used by his many family trends. and pal 'Buddy'. fie family will receive friends at the McEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME 23 Old Kingston Road. Ajax P Ckenng age, :65-428- 8488 from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm Fnday Funeral Service to be held on Saturday. September 18. 1999 at 10 30 am at St. Isaac Jogues Catholic Church, 1148 Finch Ave.. Pickenrg. Interment Pine Ridge Memorial Gardens. Donations may be made to the Canadian) Cancer Society. LENARDUZZI, David - Suddenly at Knowlton. Ctuebec. on September 6, 1999, at the age of forty- four. Survived by wile, Diane, and daughter. Leeha, aged 7, of Knowlton, Quebec: father and stepmoth- er, Bruno and Shirley Lenarduui (of Uxbridge, Ont.); sisters Kim Bogan (of Knowlton, Que.) and Lon Sule (d Uxbridge, nt.), and their families. Funeral services were followed by interment at St. Lambert, Clue. A Trust Fund for his daughter has been established, and contributions in his memory may be made to 'Leeha Lenarduui in Tnzr, Go Shirley Lenarduzzi. -ursine - wrrr m uaiuytun, Mijilsanp. Raised in Hamilton, moved to Sarna and began his ca- reer with GMscth Careda. Eventually becomaV Gen- eral Manager in 1973 and President and C.F.o in 1975 trDl fis trarider to Mullein ad Ruhr, Gemtany as Managing Director in 1991 and retirement in 1993. Entered in to rest in his 72rid year, beloved husband of Ruth Cameron for 50 years, sucaMnbed after a year brig battle with cancer at the Lakeridge Health, Uxbridge on Tuesday, September 14, 1999 at 10:30 a.m. He is survived by his wife, Ruth, two sons, Ro- bert and his wife Elaine of Red Deer, Alberta, Martin of Sarnia; and eight grandchildren. Surviving are a sister, Joan (Mrs. J. F. Reardon) of Burlington and tx'ottw Ron and his wire Martha of Barrie. Will be sally missed by other dear family members. Resting at the LOW A LOW FUNERAL HOME, UXBRIDGE, (905) 852-3073 for a Funeral Service in the chapel on Saturday, September 18, 1999 at 12:00 P.M. Visitation, Friday, September 17th from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or charity of choice. Inter- ment. Uxbridge Cemetery. Reception Io Idlow. 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