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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_09_19PICKERING NEWS AD PICKER] N G' S COMMUNITY PRESSRUN 44,300 a 24 PAGES i. (QHE TOWN OF PICKERING pUB�IC. t VERTIS NEWSPAPER SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1999 Wei IN THE NEWS ftinDurham ponders the future of transportation, page 3 S I N C E 1 9 6 5 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $51$1 NEWSSTAND NUCLEAR FALLING OUT Citizens' group reps quit nuclear review panel, page 7 A sA New limits being considered Wednesday dayJax- r hos al .. . Golfers raise $125,000 in annual chant tournamenturam politicians I The best ever. That's how organizers are de- scribing this year's Pickering Town Centre Mayors' Charity Classic at Cherry Downs Golf and Country Club in north Pick- ering Thursday. The fourth annual event - in support of the Ajax -Pickering and Health Centre's hospital founda- tion - was attended by a full slate of 144 golfers and raised $125.(100. That, added to the pre- vious three years' proceeds, brings the total amount raised for the hosp-tal to $410,000. At was phenomenal," says Shirley Freek of the hospital foundation. -.Not only was that the highest total we've ever raised, we also raised the most of any charity golf tournament in the GTA. It's wonderful that our hospital can pull off something of this magnitude and quality.- In uality"In the past, money raised through the Mayors' Charity Classic went for surgical equip- ment for the hospital's operating rooms. This year, the money raised will go toward a $1.2 -mil- lion state-of-the-art CT (comput- erized tomography) scanner which allows doctors to see in- side a patient's body within sec- onds. The Mayors' Charity Classic was sponsored again this year by the Pickering Town Centre, Royal Bank Financial Group and the Ajax -Pickering News Adver- tiser. A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Al Claringbold, of Whitby, watches his tee shot closely during the fourth annual Mayors' Charity Classic golf tournament at Cher- ry Downs in Pickering Thursday. The event raised $125,000 for the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, bringing the four-year total to $410,000. 1 Pickering waterfront plan before council Tuesday PICKERING — A resolution the Pickering East Shore Commu- to have the Town undertake a de- nity Association (PESCA), which sign study for the south Liverpool is circulating flyers urging resi- Road area near the lakefront is ex- dents to attend the meeting to pected to go before Pickering show their support for the design council Tuesday night. study. It's being brought forward by The call for the study has been Ward 2 local Councillor Mark triggered by applications for the Holland, and is being supported by development of a Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together townhouse/hoteUrrarina complex (PACT) for the Environment, and near the foot of Liverpool. Coun. Holland, PACT and PESCA are concerned the proposed complex will undermine plans for the future of the town's waterfront, including the Millennium Trail and Square project. The developers have said there are parts of the project which will benefit Pickering. Council's meeting begins' at 7:30 p.m. Upgra--k."'Downsize. tX. my CALL US TOOATt .. � =WALL NOT MMt UNCIMMOLM 686-244 .MR.w awnnw =9 Station Sk" may cap annual conference costs BY KEITH GILUGAN Staff Writer Durham councillors may soon have a new limit on how much they are allowed to spend each year at- tending conferences and conven- tions. Regional council will vote next week on a finance committee rec- ornmendation to set a budget for conferences annually and then allo- cate an equal share to each politi- cian. In the 1998 Region budget, $36,000 was set aside for confer- ence and convention expenses, and $29,100 was spent. A finance department staff re- port to the committee Wednesday noted in 1998, eight councillors had no conference expenses while an- other three rang up tabs of less than $500. Nine councillors had expens- Inside the News Advertiser MIMM TO FM ff Editorial Pap ...........6 COltrwnist ..............6 Sports ................16 Classified .............17 6M US A CALL General .......... 683- 5110 Datribrtiee ......683-5117 Classified ........683-0707 Deatb Notices .....683-3005 Ands n Line ......683-7545 Sacerely YMS ...........1-800-662-8423 Emil .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 "6485�;antroft ft ft new Nokia 6185 =It's the world's first tri -mode, DualBand ;DMA handset Now available at Excell _ twlNt&1Fuasi- es of $1,500 or more and one spent over $3,500. During the finance committee meeting Wednesday, Oshawa Councillor John Gray suggested a yearly cap of $1,300 for each coun- cillor, to begin on Jan. 1, 2000. He pointed out the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO) conference is being held in Ottawa next year and ••$1.300 is still more than adequate. I'm ab- solutely certain $1,300 will cover an AMO conference in Ottawa" Ajax Councillor Jim McMaster opposed Coun. Gray's suggestion. We should be looking at (attend- ing) two conferences a year" as it gives councillors "a chance to go out and learn". He called the proposed confer- See UNITS page 4 ,� 00101131M my CALL US TOOATt .. � =WALL NOT MMt UNCIMMOLM 686-244 .MR.w awnnw =9 Station Sk" ftewigl Commonic"ons Personal Communications Centres Pickering Town Centre _ (905) 837-1212 843 King St. W. Oshawa (905) 576-1212 Whitby Mail (905) 725-1212 MIR# A46t> ity • moon W cc W _ Ufa W cc Lu z • RIGHT HERE! • RIGHT HERE! • —�.,,A r-. THEY'RE L-� 0 `IA • • M4 z M -lu = HERE, : • . , cs �o W 1999 NEON 4 DR. T2872A2 1997 NEON 4 DR. V6191 .1999 NEON 4 DR. V6181 1997 CARAVAN WAGON V6185 M M PRICED TO SELL PRICED TO SELL SALE $ 14,781+TAXES SALEW17,821+TA)(ES M 2.0 I, auto, p/s, p/b, air conditioning, doth 2.0 1, auto, p/s, p/b, air conditioning, cloth 2.0 1, auto, p/s, p/b, air conditioninL doth 3 0 auto, , buckets, AM/FM, 42,800 miles buckets, AM/FM cass., 28,200 miles buckets, AM/FM cass., tilt 28,000 miles P/s• P/b> air conditioning, cloth buckets, AM/FM cass., 72,00 miles 1997 VOYAGER WAGON V6182 rx 1998 CARAVAN SE SPORT CH3246A 1999 DURANGO SLT P6206 1996 GRAND VOYAGER SE V6214 • SALE $2 2,91 1+ TAXES SALES 17,103+ TAXES SALE$33,832+ SALE $17,441+ TAXES TAXES M s 3 1, V6. auto, ASS, p/w, p/dl, tilt, cruise, air, AM/FM 3.0 I, V6, 7 pass., air cond., roof rack, 5.2 1, V6, auto, full time transfer case, air, A W plate rp., casi.- dual doors, alum. wheels, quad seats, fog lamps. security group, p/w., p/dl., AM/FM cess, tilt cruise, slum 3.3 I, Y6, auto, 7 ass., driver door, AM/FM Cass., P/w., only 23.500 miles. AM/FM cass., only 31,700 miles. wheels, only 12,100 miles. p / M p/dl., p/mirrors, tilt, cruise, air cond., only 38,500 miles. LU 111 lip1-- -- _. 1997 VOYAGER WAGON V6183 1997 VOYAGER WAGON V6216 1998 SESRING JXI CONVERT. P6203 SALE $ SALE $ 1999 CHRYSLER LHS P6129 �• 16,40+ TAXES 17,5 72+ TAXES SALE $28,741TAXES SALE $ 0 F 36,742+ TAXES V6, auto p/s., p/b., air cond., 7 pass., 3.0 I, V6, auto p/s., p/b., air cond., 7 pass., 2.5 I, V6, auto, ke�less, air, p; w., p,dl., p; seat. AM/FM • roof rack, AM/FM, only 32,000 miles. AM/FM, driver slide doors, only 35,600 miles. only 12,80 0 m les alarm, tilt, cruise, alum. wheels, leather, Loaded, p/sunroof, 17" chrome wheels, leather. LU z r m W f� -,., 111 • • ■ t • T 1 � � 1 1Ii �v � .1 '1f R (",F E VNRYS R•DOpGE•DOD HNiINfs JAG IVE. �,;ftrth of 401 M La MPMMM :. 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Speaking to a joint meet- ing of council's works and planning committees, Mr. Chartier said the purpose; of the study is to "establish in- frastructure and program pri- orities and develop support- ing policies." It's "important to look longer term" with transporta- tion issues, he said. That's especially true be- cause Durham's population is expected to more than double over the next two decades to top one million by 2021, Mr. Chartier noted in a written re- port. To handle the growth and ensure people and g(xxls move safely and efficiently, "A comprehensive plan out- lining the priority improve- ments and programs required to achieve this future trans- portation system is needed." The plan will establish in- frastructure and program pri- orities to 2021 and beyond, he said. For example, extension of Hwy. 407 into Durham is planned within the next cou- ple of years. "Major issues LOOKING FOR A DENTIST? 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(Hwy. 407) is a tremendous boon to Durham Region, but, there are issues we have to face", such as up- grading Brock Road in Pick- ering to help motorists get to and from the highway. Mr. Chartier said. The Region can also save money by conducting the transportation study. Mr. Chartier said. . Mr. Chartier also advised ,,, politicians that, since the Greater Toronto Services Board is working on a trans- portation study, "This is a good time to get Durham's perspective:' He told councillors a Community Advisory Com- mittee of Durham residents and local business people will serve as "the voice of the community" during the trans- portation study. t . SPECIAL OFFER! Join before Sept. 30/99 & receive your first bottle of WM2000 FREE! Lose up to 21 lbs. by Thanksgiving! * Safe! Fast! Easy! a * Guaranteed Results!' 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Oshawa 571-3511 Fax (905) 723-3843 P PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 Limitsproposed on conference costs IJMITS f►r)m page 1 ence cap "penny ante. We're in charge of a $200 - million to $300 - million corpora- tion and regional councillors aren't overpaid." Fellow Ajax Councillor Scott Crawford noted several colleagues spent more than the proposed cap last year. "For nine members, $1,300 wasn't enough" He fled Coun. Gray' sug- gestion "a st. '. I feel this will t in ongoing pros s. Every year, s one will t o tweak chic" Cc ,y ar- gued politicians can be more frugal with taxpayers' money in a num- ber of ways. "We have to reject this notion that every- body has to go to every conference. I didn't go to AMO. I got the lowdown from have to keep with - other councillors. in the $1,300 bud - "I see nothing get" (in the recommen- Committee dation) that re- chairman and stricts the number Brian Nicholson of conferences suggested the (councillors can amount included attend). You can in the budget for go to other confer- conferences be enccs, but you evenly divided. � � MBERLEA It DENTAL CENTRE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. E.f1EA�,,^EiI�YESSEEN/V1/Yr�.S. AMBERLEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WHITES RD. PICKERING BETWEEN FINCH & HWY 401 • FREE 2nd Opinion Consultation • Nitrous Oxide Gas • Collect From Insurances Cors0r npd C.a.t.g-Jorah"Of �J But, Coun. voted down Coun. Gray argued Gray's motion, against that, not- they approved ing his motion Coun. McMas- called for a specif- ter's proposal that is amount to be set council set the aside for each conference budget councillor. and then divide it When commit- evenly among tee members politicians. 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Sat. 7:30 a.m.4 pin., Sun. 9:30 a.m.-5 p.m. APPLICATION TO PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on behalf of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario for an Act authorizing the Town of Pickering to pass a by-law(s) for the following purpose: To permit persons authorized to enforce by-laws within the Town of Pickering to remove goods which are being sold, in contravention of municipal by-laws, on highways or vacant lots adjacent to highways within the Town. Persons authorized to enforce by-laws of the Town of Pickering will have the authority to remove any goods, wares or merchandise, including produce of any kind, being sold contrary to Town by-laws, on highways or on vacant lots adjacent to highways, within the boundaries of the Town of Pickering. By-law enforcement officers will have the authority to destroy perishable goods that have been removed or to give such perishable goods to any charitable institution. The application will be considered by the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills. Any person who has an interest in the application and who wishes to make submissions, for or against the application, to the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills should notify, in writing, the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, Legislative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1A2. Dated at Toronto, Ontario, this 15`^ day of September, 1999. John Reble Solicitor for the Corporation of the Town of Pickering 1 Eva Road, Suite 100 Toronto, Ontario M9C 4Z5 DURHAM R�GiON GeWbrote the Fuhlre1 DURHAM 1 9 7 4 'a 1 1 1 1 The Regional Municipality of Durham Public Notice "Durham Region Economic Plan for the Millennium" The consultants from Malone Given Parsons Ltd. will be holding 3 sessions to gather'public input to this exciting plan. You are invited to participate and bring your ideas to the process. The sessions have been scheduled for the following dates and locations: Tuesday- SIptember 21 1998 Oshawa Arts Resource Centre,' North of the McLaughlin Art Gallery (behind City Hall) k. 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. "Note: This sessibrtiaiiN fbcius an issues related to youth efTtplOygfont.�' P Whitby Iroquois Park Sports Centre - Whitney Room (500 Victoria SL West, Whitby) 7:00 P.M. - 9:30 p.m. Thursday, 699ttember 23 1999 Sandford -Township of Uxbridge Sandford Community Centre 433 Sandford Rd. (R.R.#I11, west of Main St) 7:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. For more information contact: John Genest, Malone Given Parsons Ltd. 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TaeYng oaxAcMd try he NaWW ti wa! T �Y ayrM «bdrr, and i not acYg as an apart «doh, «n cry cine, capacity an <te)r1 a trolas rm«ance c«paaEa,. AraieEle 10 rosdwft a ontario oNy. r�J P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19,1999 i ■ Editorial &OpiNioNs celebro a the Fu%ret DURHAM NEWS ADVERTISER SEPT. 19, 1999 EDITORIAL On the road to a better transportation network Major roads in Durham need improvement If decisions aren't made now, the pa- tient could soon develop serious compli- cations. Her arteries become more clogged with each passing year, which could ul- timately lead to a complete stoppage. A bypass operation is already under way, but it's a time-consuming, expen- sive proposition. Its benefits won't be felt at home just yet. The patient is Durham Region's transportation network. The arteries are the region's main thoroughfares which become less efficient each year with continued growth in the eight munici- palities. The bypass is Hwy. 407, but it won't be here for some time yet. So it is that Durham Regional Coun- cil is being asked to spend $320,000 on a two-year transportation study to deter- mine methods to improve the flow of traffic and efficient movement of goods. well into the next century. Durham councillors should consider the expense on a study, to map out the future of our regional transportation net- work. money well spent. But it's not just about roads. The study will also examine tail and bus transit across the region, an important component in a region which will con-. tinue to be home to a substantial com- muter population. By making decisions today, identify- ing important transit and transportation issues Durham residents will face in the new millennium, and by setting progres- sive policies, people and businesses from Pickering to Newcastle will be provided a climate in which they can continue to flourish. Gene Chartier, manager of trans- portation engineering and planning for Durham's works department, suggested to regional politicians this week that it's important for them to "look longer term" when it comes to transportation issues. Indeed. A new master plan for the region's transportation will clearly establish goals and map out methods to make sure people and goods are moving unimped- ed from east to west and back again. Durham Council should move ahead with the plan, spend the money neces- sary to prepare for the future and keep our transportation system moving. If so, the prognosis for the patient will be good news for everyone. E-mail comments on this editorial to nnews@bdurham.net. Submissions Which include the writer's full name and town of residence will be consid- ered for publication. 1k► LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Harris promises like pie crusts To the editor: I enjoy reading Eric Dowd's column which to me appears to be very fair in the assessments he makes, especially the Aug. 4 arti- cic on Mike Harris and his promis- es. To me, his promises are like pie crusts, made to be broken' I did not trust him before and even less now. His about-face is too con- trived to be true. Regarding Pickering -Ajax - Let's solve merger dilemma at home Do we really want a faceless MPP deciding our fate? If nothing else, the percolating issue of amalgamation between Ajax and Pickering has provided the citizenry in these parts with great quotes from some of the players involved. Ajax Mayor Steve Parish was quite provocative in referring to Pickering as 'envious' of Ajax's innovative ap- proach to government. He suggested the primary motivation for those em- pire -building politicians in Pickering was a shot at lasting political glory. He also said this: "I don't think they're looking at the best interests of the community. I think they should be focused on giving Pickering good gov- ernmem instead of playing with maps:' Ouch! For his part, Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs stuck to the script. He talked about better government and saving tax dollars, etc. But rookie Pickering Councillor Mark Holland took a more direct, if ni- hilistic approach: "To sit back is wait- ing for disaster. We are the test. This is an opportunity for the (provincial) government to prove they back locally - driven solutions" Local solutions - which don't �`tnec- L1Steve ely require complete amalgama- tion - are what will design our collec- Houston ttve future in Ajax and Pickering. As a Pickering resident, I don't Managing Editor share the enthusiasm of my elected councillors to amalgamate with Ajax. To me, it seems a purely political game For what it's worth, I think Coun. Holland is correct. It's simply not good enough, nor clever, to pretend the amalgamation issue won't come before Ajax and Pickering with an agenda driven by, well, outsiders. But I agree with the current - though still unofficial - consensus in Ajax that the people should decide in a municipal referendum. A clearer per- spective can be provided on the mood of the electorate, which could guide Ajax councillors accordingly. If I lived in Ajax, however, I'd want my local government to shape my fu- ture, not some faceless provincial min- ister whose sole connection to the town is the thick black ribbon of asphalt he uses en route to his Haliburton High- lands cottage. played by people with far more impor- tant agendas and ideas. But neither can I understand the ob- stinance of certain members of Ajax council, especially without benefit of any formal consultation with the elec- torate. To date, I hear what essentially amounts to 'Wo...because I said so!" I believe some sort of action has to be taken right here at home, even if it's initially only to seek public participa- tion in the discussion. Until then, I'll remain fearful of that faceless MPP passing through the area as he travels the 401. He may come up with a few ideas of his own. E-mail comments on this column to nnewsCdurham.neL Include your full name and town of residence. Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker, she is a very astute politician who knows that she can't now treat the teach- ers the same way she dealt with people who required social assis- tance when she was Minister of Community and Social Services. Her attitude then was very differ- ent to people who had no real clout and who couldn't fight back. The teachers are a militant group so she j has to tread carefully. But I don't Z she has really changed; she is behaving like a good soldier and following Mr. Harris's lead. I un- derstand she has party leadership aspirations and possibly wants to be another Maggie Thatcher. Ray Sinclair, Pickering Candu reactors outstanding Canadian work To the editor; In the last paragraph of your re- cent editorial headlined 'GM move a vote of confidence', you com- ment on Canadian engineering ac- complishments, but you have strangely failed to mention the ex- cellent Candu reactors, a number of which are sitting at our doorstep. Candus rate among the best re- actors in the world and they cer- tainly have not been created by "hewers of wood and drawers of water". They represent an out- standing Canadian scientific and engineering accomplishment which is widely recognized throughout the world, but not in Pickering by the editor. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax dt Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refine any advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. 90A • r NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY E Animal rescuers hope for a happy ending Dog struck in Ajax requires surgery for a complete recovery A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Dr. Sarah Wilcox has provided necessary treatment for this dog struck by at least one car on Westney Road in Ajax this week, but seeks permission from the animal's owners to go ahead with surgery to complete his recovery. Community BY KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer AJAX — Staff at the Ajax An- imal Hospital are looking for the owner of a German shepherd mix on the mend after being hit by at least one car. Veterinarian Dr. Sarah Silcox says the male dog was struck on Westney Road South near the Ajax GO station Tuesday morn- ing. Ajax resident Sandra Rudkin was on the way to the animal hos- pital when she carne upon the ac- cident around 8 a.m. "I was on the way to the vet's with my cats;" says Mrs. Rudkin. She then had to tend to the in- jured dog until help arrived. A put a blanket over him" Both Durham Regional Police and Ajax Fire Services responded and Dr. Silcox arrived shortly after Mrs. Rudkin called the ani- mal hospital. "When we arrived, (the dog) was in shock, had several abra- sions and injuries to his hind end;" reports Dr. Silcox. The pooch was taken to the Finley Avenue animal hospital, put on IV fluids and treated for shock. "There were several wounds to his left hind leg that were treated and bandaged" and it had "sever- al fractures" to his pelvis, the vet- erinarian says. She says the German shepherd cross, with a possible husky mix, is not neutered and "fairly young, under two years of age. He seems to be a wonderful dog, he has a wonderful temperament with us:' But, the animal hospital can't find his owner. "There was no collar, no tags and we scanned him and there was no microchip;' says Dr. Silcox. Apart from his injuries, the dog appears to be healthy. As for the injury to the pelvis and hip joint, dogs "do do best with surgical repair," Dr. Silcox notes. His recovery would be "poor to fair" without surgery. Bone fragments from the pelvis could cause "injuries to the surrounding area, the bladder and bowels." Those areas appear to be OK for now as the dog has had blad- der and bowel movements. There seems to he no nerve damage. And, the dog's tail wags. "He certainly has the spirit for recov- ery," Dr. Silcox notes. "Some dogs do amazing things. We've looked at X-rays and said no way and a week later they're up and walking around. "He's stood with support. There's a good chance he will re- gain function of his hind end;" she adds. Hospital staff called business- es in the area to see if the dog be- longed to them, but couldn't lo- cate the owner, Dr. Silcox says. "We want to find the owner to authorize the surgery" So far, the cost of treating the dog has reached 5600 and the surgery will cost "several hun- dred", she says. Anyone with information can call the Ajax Animal Hospital at 683-6430. DITION, September 19, 1999 PACE 7 P Summer meant business as usual for school vandals BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer The "rash of school vandalism" reported by police recently is fairly common during the summer months, say officials from the re- gion's two school boards. According to Durham Regional Police Constable Sherri Delaney, between 15 to 20 schools were van- dalized throughout the summer, with incidents at public and Catholic schools and at elementary and secondary facilities across Durham. "It's pretty much senseless dam- age;' she reports, explaining most incidents involved "windows being smashed or things being kicked over and broken. "We had one school where a sub- stantial amount of computer and camera equipment was taken;" Const. Delaney notes, adding school vandalism is "fairly normal" when schools are -closed for summer vacation. "Vandalism is always an issue" says David Visser, superintendent of business for the Durham Catholic District School Board, adding "I would say our vandalism for this year ... is not extra-ordinarv" Jack Massie, supenntendent of plant services for the Durham Dis- trict School Board, also reports the board "normally encounters" sever - a] incidents of vandalism during the quit Pickerin nuclear adviso bod Summer, noting damage typically groups �ryY ranges anywhere from graffiti to broken windows. "1 don't think there's been anv But OPG officials vow to work with committee towards `positive solutions' more than normal (this year);' he add' tha L.1 BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer Citing frustration at not being listened to, four community groups have quit the Community Advisory Council (CAC)estab- lished by Pickering nuclear station management to provide public input on operations and improve- ments at the plant. Pickering -Ajax Citizens To- gether (PACT) for the Environ- ment, Durham Nuclear Awareness, the Liverpool West Community .Association (LWCA) and the Pickering East Shore Community Association provided notice of their departure in a joint letter to station chief Bob Stricken. "We have contributed consider- able advice, comments and ideas to the process to date;' states the letter. "We find we are repeating ourselves in an effort to be heard by Pickering Nuclear, and see very n little progress on the paof Pick- ering Nuclear management in act- ing in a meaningful way on the input that we have been providing. We fail to find the evidence that would continue to justify the ex- tensive time and energy that we have been committing to this exer- cise." The four groups have partici- pated in CAC meetings since June, withholding final agreement to join the committee pending their evaluation of its effectiveness. All four were also members of the Community Working Group (CWG) established by Ontario Power Generation (OPG) last year to provide citizen input on an envi- ronmental review of the Pickering station ordered by the Atomic En- ergy Control Board. PACT chairman Dave Steele says the CAC has been little more than a public relations exercise for nuclear plant management. "You sit and you argue and dis- cuss and you throw out ideas but the bottom line is they go out and do their own thing. What we don't want to get into is a chit-chat rela- tionship with Pickering Nuclear and no action.' LWCA's Martin Herzog says station management appear to be "going through the motions" at CAC meetings. '"I'bey come to us and tell us we've taken these steps," explains Mr. Herzog. "'lire reason we all thought we came to the table was to discuss what steps should be taken and how they should be taken" Mr. Steele says PACT will DAVID STEELE 'They go out and do their own thing.' focus its efforts instead on the fed- eral environmental assessment of the nuclear station OPG must complete for the possible restart of the plant's 'A' reactors. "We will watch and we will at- tend every meeting and work be- hind the scenes as we have done in the past. We will do what we have to do. We will be just as active as before;' says the PACT chairman. Pickering councillors have ,:hosen a team of scientists and academics from the University of Toronto and McMaster University to act as the Town's advisers for the environmental assessment, and have demanded a broad and thor- ough assessment that addresses all the concerns of the community about the impact of the nuclear fa- cility. "It's now up to council to make sure it's done and if it's not done, PACT and the others are going to be on them," says Mr. Steele. Nuclear plant spokesman Pat O'Brien says OPG remains com- mitted to community consultation, and the CAC will continue with its I l remaining members. Those in- clude representatives of local gov- ernments, agencies, the board of trade and two individual citizens, but no residents' groups from Ajax or Pickering. Two new members are to be added — a local high school stu- dent and another individual citi- zen. "We have, I believe, a strong, committed (CAC) that's growing and we're going to continue work- ing with those members on posi- tive solutions for the betterment of both the plant and the community," says Mr. O'Brien. says, mg t w t e the board has a number of schools under con- struction this year, "we haven't ex- perienced a lot of problems." However, he reports. "We have lost a fair amount of computers since we started to upgrade comput- ers in the schools" And, in response to those thefts, the board is installing motion detec- tors in classrooms and security sys- tems on portables, Mr. Massie says, noting the board's vandalism costs typically run around $200,000 a year. Mr. Visser reports the costs asso- ciated with repairs vary depending on the incident. "I couldn't give you a figure off the top of my head" regarding the amount the board typically spends to repair schools that have been van- dalized, he says, noting "anytime you can decrease vandalism, that means more money can be spent elsewhere to improve the schools:' Meanwhile, Crime Stoppers is still looking for the public's help in solving these incidents. Crime Stop- pers will pay a cash reward for any information that will lead to an ar- rest in these incidents and callers never have to give their name or tes- tify in court..Anyone with informa- tion is asked to call 436-8477 or 1- 800 -222 -TIPS. >f F � f r - ,. ' Ale A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Dr. Sarah Wilcox has provided necessary treatment for this dog struck by at least one car on Westney Road in Ajax this week, but seeks permission from the animal's owners to go ahead with surgery to complete his recovery. Community BY KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer AJAX — Staff at the Ajax An- imal Hospital are looking for the owner of a German shepherd mix on the mend after being hit by at least one car. Veterinarian Dr. Sarah Silcox says the male dog was struck on Westney Road South near the Ajax GO station Tuesday morn- ing. Ajax resident Sandra Rudkin was on the way to the animal hos- pital when she carne upon the ac- cident around 8 a.m. "I was on the way to the vet's with my cats;" says Mrs. Rudkin. She then had to tend to the in- jured dog until help arrived. A put a blanket over him" Both Durham Regional Police and Ajax Fire Services responded and Dr. Silcox arrived shortly after Mrs. Rudkin called the ani- mal hospital. "When we arrived, (the dog) was in shock, had several abra- sions and injuries to his hind end;" reports Dr. Silcox. The pooch was taken to the Finley Avenue animal hospital, put on IV fluids and treated for shock. "There were several wounds to his left hind leg that were treated and bandaged" and it had "sever- al fractures" to his pelvis, the vet- erinarian says. She says the German shepherd cross, with a possible husky mix, is not neutered and "fairly young, under two years of age. He seems to be a wonderful dog, he has a wonderful temperament with us:' But, the animal hospital can't find his owner. "There was no collar, no tags and we scanned him and there was no microchip;' says Dr. Silcox. Apart from his injuries, the dog appears to be healthy. As for the injury to the pelvis and hip joint, dogs "do do best with surgical repair," Dr. Silcox notes. His recovery would be "poor to fair" without surgery. Bone fragments from the pelvis could cause "injuries to the surrounding area, the bladder and bowels." Those areas appear to be OK for now as the dog has had blad- der and bowel movements. There seems to he no nerve damage. And, the dog's tail wags. "He certainly has the spirit for recov- ery," Dr. Silcox notes. "Some dogs do amazing things. We've looked at X-rays and said no way and a week later they're up and walking around. "He's stood with support. There's a good chance he will re- gain function of his hind end;" she adds. Hospital staff called business- es in the area to see if the dog be- longed to them, but couldn't lo- cate the owner, Dr. Silcox says. "We want to find the owner to authorize the surgery" So far, the cost of treating the dog has reached 5600 and the surgery will cost "several hun- dred", she says. Anyone with information can call the Ajax Animal Hospital at 683-6430. DITION, September 19, 1999 PACE 7 P Summer meant business as usual for school vandals BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer The "rash of school vandalism" reported by police recently is fairly common during the summer months, say officials from the re- gion's two school boards. According to Durham Regional Police Constable Sherri Delaney, between 15 to 20 schools were van- dalized throughout the summer, with incidents at public and Catholic schools and at elementary and secondary facilities across Durham. "It's pretty much senseless dam- age;' she reports, explaining most incidents involved "windows being smashed or things being kicked over and broken. "We had one school where a sub- stantial amount of computer and camera equipment was taken;" Const. Delaney notes, adding school vandalism is "fairly normal" when schools are -closed for summer vacation. "Vandalism is always an issue" says David Visser, superintendent of business for the Durham Catholic District School Board, adding "I would say our vandalism for this year ... is not extra-ordinarv" Jack Massie, supenntendent of plant services for the Durham Dis- trict School Board, also reports the board "normally encounters" sever - a] incidents of vandalism during the quit Pickerin nuclear adviso bod Summer, noting damage typically groups �ryY ranges anywhere from graffiti to broken windows. "1 don't think there's been anv But OPG officials vow to work with committee towards `positive solutions' more than normal (this year);' he add' tha L.1 BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer Citing frustration at not being listened to, four community groups have quit the Community Advisory Council (CAC)estab- lished by Pickering nuclear station management to provide public input on operations and improve- ments at the plant. Pickering -Ajax Citizens To- gether (PACT) for the Environ- ment, Durham Nuclear Awareness, the Liverpool West Community .Association (LWCA) and the Pickering East Shore Community Association provided notice of their departure in a joint letter to station chief Bob Stricken. "We have contributed consider- able advice, comments and ideas to the process to date;' states the letter. "We find we are repeating ourselves in an effort to be heard by Pickering Nuclear, and see very n little progress on the paof Pick- ering Nuclear management in act- ing in a meaningful way on the input that we have been providing. We fail to find the evidence that would continue to justify the ex- tensive time and energy that we have been committing to this exer- cise." The four groups have partici- pated in CAC meetings since June, withholding final agreement to join the committee pending their evaluation of its effectiveness. All four were also members of the Community Working Group (CWG) established by Ontario Power Generation (OPG) last year to provide citizen input on an envi- ronmental review of the Pickering station ordered by the Atomic En- ergy Control Board. PACT chairman Dave Steele says the CAC has been little more than a public relations exercise for nuclear plant management. "You sit and you argue and dis- cuss and you throw out ideas but the bottom line is they go out and do their own thing. What we don't want to get into is a chit-chat rela- tionship with Pickering Nuclear and no action.' LWCA's Martin Herzog says station management appear to be "going through the motions" at CAC meetings. '"I'bey come to us and tell us we've taken these steps," explains Mr. Herzog. "'lire reason we all thought we came to the table was to discuss what steps should be taken and how they should be taken" Mr. Steele says PACT will DAVID STEELE 'They go out and do their own thing.' focus its efforts instead on the fed- eral environmental assessment of the nuclear station OPG must complete for the possible restart of the plant's 'A' reactors. "We will watch and we will at- tend every meeting and work be- hind the scenes as we have done in the past. We will do what we have to do. We will be just as active as before;' says the PACT chairman. Pickering councillors have ,:hosen a team of scientists and academics from the University of Toronto and McMaster University to act as the Town's advisers for the environmental assessment, and have demanded a broad and thor- ough assessment that addresses all the concerns of the community about the impact of the nuclear fa- cility. "It's now up to council to make sure it's done and if it's not done, PACT and the others are going to be on them," says Mr. Steele. Nuclear plant spokesman Pat O'Brien says OPG remains com- mitted to community consultation, and the CAC will continue with its I l remaining members. Those in- clude representatives of local gov- ernments, agencies, the board of trade and two individual citizens, but no residents' groups from Ajax or Pickering. Two new members are to be added — a local high school stu- dent and another individual citi- zen. "We have, I believe, a strong, committed (CAC) that's growing and we're going to continue work- ing with those members on posi- tive solutions for the betterment of both the plant and the community," says Mr. O'Brien. says, mg t w t e the board has a number of schools under con- struction this year, "we haven't ex- perienced a lot of problems." However, he reports. "We have lost a fair amount of computers since we started to upgrade comput- ers in the schools" And, in response to those thefts, the board is installing motion detec- tors in classrooms and security sys- tems on portables, Mr. Massie says, noting the board's vandalism costs typically run around $200,000 a year. Mr. Visser reports the costs asso- ciated with repairs vary depending on the incident. "I couldn't give you a figure off the top of my head" regarding the amount the board typically spends to repair schools that have been van- dalized, he says, noting "anytime you can decrease vandalism, that means more money can be spent elsewhere to improve the schools:' Meanwhile, Crime Stoppers is still looking for the public's help in solving these incidents. 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DEPART TOWN CENTRE I ARRIVE B OCKVI1IME BWXKVILLE MONTREAL DEPART ARRIVE ARRIVE 07:30 07:55 08:15 10:35 11:45 09:30 09:55 10:15 12:35* _ _ _ 12:35 14:15 —► 14:10 --- —► 16:25 1605 • CHANGE 8USES W Kmw-_e DN 17:30 17:55 18:15 20:35 FOR arnwilt Nix d CARNW4LL 21:30 21:55 22:15 00:45 21:45 22:35 00:15 Connections in Montreal for Points East • All westbound express trips from Montreal & IGrgston to Toronto drop off at Whitby on request SAMPLE FARES: Tom To Montreal • Senior Discounts up to 25% Off • Student Discounts up to 40% Off • Adult One Way $36.25 $67.55 *Tickets may be purchased at the Whitby Go Transit Station ,''AdU#R0turn r4 M :;x•85 • 4100.10 :;_•. .,.,.FOR FOR FULL FARE & SCHEDULE IyFpg/A7/4N ,CALL tir. .,•3• 87667 .. .,y _T_ j� i-sR 1. ,. tc . c -s .a , ae r.- •r .i �... a. r•. .«.0 7}s .c•sw .�_—n �1� NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 PAGE 11 AM Hell sought to breathe new life into lunL association events Enthusiastic volunteers are cial events. Hike for Clean Air. "if you enjoy says a news release from the as - being sought by the Lung Associ- On Sunday, Oct. 3, for in- the outdoors and meeting new sociation. ation of Durham to help with spe- stance, the association will host people, this is the event for you," For information on how to be - Fall fair hosted at Ajax church AJAX — An unofficial wel- come of the fall season gets under way next weekend with a local church's annual fair. Holy Trinity Anglican Church, 400 Monarch Ave., holds its annual Fall Fun Fair event for the whole commu- nity Saturday, Sept. 25 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event features games, contests, prizes, crafts, bake goods, a silent auction a barhe- cue and more. Phone 619-9099 (Pat), 428-2978 (Suzanne), or 683-8435 (Linda) for more informa- tion on the event. %5 r mace s4ie tFC& ri cd Ucak , cow""IONSUMERS GAS � �11111 ■ Now k ,. u �r Booking Fa . = ', Pune Ups for Furnaces , - 1--k come a member of the local vol- unteer team, call the association at 436-1046. PRICES SLASHED Stock up in time for Christmas Veb�s' OF _je CF,4 LOOK FOR THESE SPECIALS Anne Perry's: Weighed in the Balance Was: 13200 NOW: $5.99 Hardcover: The Thorn Birds Onlair y $9.99 Hardcover: The Deep End of the ocean Was: 13511 NOW: $7.99 Mickey Mouse's, A Christmas Surprise Was: 114" NOW: $3.99 "R! Children's Classic Hardcover Charlotte's Web Only: $12.99 September 20 - 25 Pickering Town Centre 839-2740 t r� .r 1997 TIBURON Auto., AM/FM cass., rear spoiler, fog lights. $ �� plus, plus. 1989 ACURA "LEGEND" "loaded". "Top of the "lo automatic, $6 995 line", fully certified. 1994 EXCEL CXL ISHOWROOM CART 5 speed standard, p. s.. p.b., AM/FM cass., mags, $�� etc. "EXCEPTIONAL" 1994 TAURUS WAGON r fully loaded- In 8 g95 super condition: Pace incl. safety clean air etc. $ %5 r mace s4ie tFC& ri cd Ucak , cow""IONSUMERS GAS � �11111 ■ Now k ,. u �r Booking Fa . = ', Pune Ups for Furnaces , - 1--k come a member of the local vol- unteer team, call the association at 436-1046. PRICES SLASHED Stock up in time for Christmas Veb�s' OF _je CF,4 LOOK FOR THESE SPECIALS Anne Perry's: Weighed in the Balance Was: 13200 NOW: $5.99 Hardcover: The Thorn Birds Onlair y $9.99 Hardcover: The Deep End of the ocean Was: 13511 NOW: $7.99 Mickey Mouse's, A Christmas Surprise Was: 114" NOW: $3.99 "R! Children's Classic Hardcover Charlotte's Web Only: $12.99 September 20 - 25 Pickering Town Centre 839-2740 t r� .r AIV PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19,19" THE FOOD TERMINAL" tw wws wovwa .a•. 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BAG [P�,iT OF "Arl 'if 2 HAG FILL VOUR OWNBAG 1� LIMIT 2- ax kK TH AFHI(,A 4 •G n A ny T A9 ARM •GINGER FROM T"v rHf)PRS LAWIE OWANAt LNGE S ,;F LE'� T er')UH '),NN 6M BANANAS 4: :N3 H 3.99 LB *29 I -.MUS('A:r • RED - THOMPS6-4 SEEDLENS GR"ES • FIIA YOUR OWN HAG '2-18kgK, -- ----------- KIWI FRUIT s%069 tP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 This ANDRfW tWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Roll and stroll The path which winds along the Ajar nvaterfront pro- vides the perfect mute fnr Dean Oelkers as he takes his si.v-month-old daughter to r it stn)11. THREE BEARS AUTO BODY "ONE OF AJAX'S LARGEST AUTO BODY & COL.LISION SHOPSO "Serving The Durham 13"n� t$ izoo Off Complete $ Body & Paint Work r 0r well pay your deduebble up to $200!' (with this 41 'Coupon must be presented t prior to work being started I t _ , 'Sane esr�iC.ons aopN 4s. 'o• aera�s (Free Estimates! UNIT *20B, 282 MONARCH AVE., AJAX (905) 619-2327 omOND suz , AYAILaBIE FOR ALL -, C - _ - NG tb w0-0. RUSTPROOFING • WAXING • UNDERCOATING kr dills m alairptxlaogrs taafI lel 61 W-AWW99 221 Viasltth ltd SM, Unit C, A* OK LIS 209 KING STREET \\ Or Ch sbm E. Durham's Only Veterinary Clinic Exelusively For Cats OPEN MONDAY -SATURDAY Monday - Friday 8 am. - 7 p.m. Sat 8 a.m. - Noon NEW KITTIES WELCOME Please Call For Appt • 850 King W (At Thornton) Oshawa show is for the birds ... and those who love them PICKERING — The Durham Avicultural Society is holding its 22nd Annual Bird Show Sunday, Sept. 26 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex. 1967 Valley Farm Rd. Breastfeeding AJAX — Durham par- ents interested in working with other parents to help make it easier to breastfeed their babies are invited to a support group. Breastfeeding Friendly in Members of the public are welcome to attend. There'll be, hundreds of exotic and colourful birds on display, from the smallest of finches to the largest of par- rots. support offered Durham will he held Friday, Oct. 22 at 10 a.m. at the Durham Region Health De- partment at 126 Commercial Ave., Ajax. For more information call 427-9547. Canada's leading erotic leather wear & adult product manufacturer is pleased to announce its relocation to Pickering. - Genuine Factory Outlet Goods Manufactured on the Premises ■��i��itii�i�ii��iii�iii�i■ Our Newest Full 1547 Bayly St. Colour Catalogue Pickering is Now available Mast be la yeas Ic over Birds and bird -related items will also be for sale, and a giant raffle with many prizes will be held. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 for seniors and children under 12. For more information call Bob Yake at 433-3944 or Paul Harrison at 579-9079. WHO ARE PCU SKIING WITH THIS YEAR 9, 09 You're someone who enjoys the outdoors, especially in winter & one of your favourite activities is downhill skiing. Northstar is a traveling ski club for adults 21 & over based right here in the Durham Region. • ski some of the finest resorts in Ontario • weekend trip to Tremblant in Quebec • social events • meet new friends NORTHSTAR OPEN HOUSE SKI CLUB & Information Night Tuesday, Seplember 21,19% Northstar is going to Big While 8 W dby Civic Recreation Centre Silver Star in beautiful 555 RossiarW Road E. 7:00.9:00 pm British Colunbial Cal to find out how you can pin us em For more information call John BMmn at (M) 430-8878 ortiorthstar Ski Club visit us on the web at Let's make wintry fun www.spanit.cornl-northstar[_ again!!! Durham Windows and Doors brings mobile showroom to your door Wayne Hutchison brings to the replacement window and door business a new and long overdue feature. It's a Mobile Showroom which just may be the only one in Canada. "The clay is gone when you carred some brochures and a sample window to a customer's home," explains Wayne. "So obtained a retired North York Mobile Library truck and installed interior walls along with all of my window samples." When you call Durham Windows and Doors for a free esti- mate, Wayne will show up at your door with his Mobile Showroom which you'll enter by way of a sliding patio door. Inside, displayed on the walls, are the Tech Weld 2000 series of vinyl windows which you're free to operate and you'll discover the many special features including how they can be cleaned without going outside. "After being in this business for 18 years, I can honestly say these are the finest windows on the market," says Wayne. "They're triple sealed to reduce air leakage and come with heavy duty hardware." If you desire, you can choose the Low E Glass which filters out the ultraviolet rays keeping your home cooler in the sum- mer and eliminate fading of your curtains, drapes and furni- ture. All of the windows come with a lifetime warranty and a 10 -year guarantee on the installation. Wayne would also like his customers to know that he does Top, Wayne Hutchison will bring his Mobile Showroom to your home. Above, inside you'll find his display of Top Ouality Vinyl Windows. all of the estimates personally, eliminating the cost of a salesperson. Durham Windows and Doors also does all of its own installations, which ensures that every cus- tomer gets a high quality job done at the best possi- ble price. Durham Windows and Doors is located at 696 King St. W. in Oshawa. For more information call (905) 579-2222 or 1-888- 576-8575. "Highway to Health" r Lose weight f# Increase your energy level `Detoxify your body r Sleep better r Improve your quality of life Call Evelyn Arbour at the Wellness Connection 360 Sayly St. Unit N2, Ajax (905) 683-8532 rk PET . PLAYCARE b" Walking & Exercise . baily or Occasional Pet Care and House Sitting �Uring Vacations or Business Trips (905) 837-8853 Insured and Bonded ' BILLBOARD SEPT. 19, 1999 MONDAY, SEPT. 20 ARTHRITIS: The Arthritis Society Blue Bird Club of Oshawa holds its first meeting of the season at 7:30 p.m. at Cana Hall, Faith Place, 44 William St., Oshawa. Arthritis sufferers, their friends and families from surrounding areas are welcome. Dr. Dana Blakolmer and Dr. Anita Voisin discuss the effects of arthritis on the eye. 434- 7221. DIVORCE CARE: Christian Life Centre, 1030 Ravenscroft Rd., Ajax, hosts a 12 -week divorce care semi- nar/support group from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in room 203. It's for separated or divorced men and women. $2 per ses- sion. Child care not available. Prereg- istration not required. (416) 878-6571. GARDEN CLUB: The Ajax Garden Club holds its Annual Fall Fayre at 8 p.m. at the Royal Canadian Legion, 111 Hunt St., Ajax. Wayne Hingston will speak on growing orchids. Millen- nium tulips available. 683-5328 (Kathryn Carnegie). TUESDAY, SEPT. 21 SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Massage therapist Cathy McDonnell will speak. All wel- come. 619-0315. CAPIC: The Durham chapter of CAPIC (Canadian Association for Pro - duction and Inventory Control) holds a dinner meeting at Gallantry's Eatery in the Pickering Town Centre. Speaker J. Clark Weddell, CFPIM CIRM, will discuss 'APICS Education for the New Millennium'. Socializing 6 to 7 p.m.. dinner 7 to 8 and the presentation 8 to 9. $20 (including GST) for members, $25 for non -mem hers and $15 for stu- dents. Those who preregister qualify for the door prize draw. (905)571- 2994. TOASTMASTERS: The Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd., Suite 224, Pickering. Learn public speaking, leadership and communica- tions skills. 420-7483 (Yvonne). DROP-IN: Ajax North Drop -In Cen- tre is offered to parents or caregivers and children aged four years and younger on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9 to 1I a.m. at the Riverbreeze Community Centre, I Richards Lane. Play, circle -time, snacks, crafts for both caregivers and children. Guest speakers, trips, wheel- chair -accessible. Phone 428-8817 (Darlene). NIAGWYERS PUB LA -Z -BOY Celebrates Grand Re -Opening LA -Z -BOY Furniture Galleries celebrated the Grand Re -opening of its newly expanded Oshawa store on September 9th. Friends and staff joined the owners, the Sciuk family, for this very special event. On hand for the official ribbon cutting were from left, Debbie Sciuk, Iain Douglas, Vice -President of LA -Z -BOY Sales and Marketing Canada, Dick and Shirley Sciuk, Phil Sciuk IF • TIME • QUALITY • GENRE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT' TO YOU NH ARE AVAnABI.E TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Haywood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #12) and Gord Braiden, Sales Representative of LA -Z -BOY Canada. DR. JOSEPH A. MISKIN, DENITST NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 PAGE 15 AM Supreme Paint Package Includes: • SUPREME PAINT • VALUE PREP • INTEGRATED CLEAR COAT • GRAVEL GUARD • UV SUNSCREEN o(p' 4 Hours of Lu5' bodywork 955 Alliance Rd. Pickering (905) 831-4144 S49 .95 Rry. $001) 95 NO PAYMENT' ' NO INTEREST FOR''',,-, 1 YEAR O.A.C. Mans. tnxU and cornawca rencres oy efr•mle Addit o"l bodywork -,sr' w„d' 3nn, i•,,wnq ;f ;,; a - qr,, A"01al swwe Diveato may be Nor vabd wan any uIrw o"w MAAGO AM Pw" & boW.0,% 'A"M are ndependenl lranonws d LIAACO SMwns Canada Irc Prices. routs and serves may vary Fax it: 683-7363 and the treedom ;C, Croo5e rhe power to qet there are trademarks of There's no • excuse for celebrate the future DURHAM 1 9 7 4 16 1 9 9 9 dumping waste along any road. �,® p,, 71"5 �,,,�.�— With your community's regular garbage and yard waste collections as well as the Region's Blue Box recycling program and waste disposal facilities, there is no reason for anyone to dump household waste along the road. Let's keep our Region and your neighbourhood clean. Report illegal dumping to your local municipal Works Department. Illegal dumping costs us all. _ _ • J i�.1 3 1.3 w•+.i•r r rY•'i J Y• •I 'Y• .'. .., - - �___k • -- - -- . P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 S 0 P irt. &LEISURE N EWS ADVERTISER SEPT. 19, 1 9 9 9 Pickering tappraise diamond gems PICKERING — Tryouts for the 2000 Pickering Softball As- sociation rep fastball teams will begin this week. Tryouts for bantam girls '(horn in '84 or '85) are on Mon- day, Sept. 20 at 6:30 p.m., Tues- day. Sept. 21 and Wednesday, rt A111=5 Sept. 22 at 8:30 p.m. Novice girls (born in '86 or '87) will try out on Monday, Sept. 20 and Wednesday, Sept. 22 at 6:30 p.m. Midget girls' (born in '83) tryouts are slated for Monday, Sept. 20, Tuesday, Sept. 21 and We need your help to cross the finish line... amber s M rbS 11D* In Careda CtrerM ;z �' gDOd tial r0u kalr so-+eale A'x sJlas ot kftms -ti at nhs Doom rent RW -(-s your Iters Attrrbs :arj ons ant: cm is :�r11 i aipn t10dr5 :ac� yu drs we :aa to in tte net 2C n yu r Pe us µal 2 taus tZ Sg;!I mW *, W rake gal! 11 rk ve F Amnia Help win the race against arthritis For more in}Orte*e or b n041" ow nil The Arth"Society It 9"4 -TM or MU FREE I-WIM Wednesday, Sept. 22 at 8:30 p.m. Tryouts for the squirt boys' (born in '88 or '89) team are on Tuesday, Sept. 21, Thursday, Sept. 23 and Friday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. Squirt girls' (born in '88 or '89) tryouts are on Wednesday, Sept. 22, Thursday, Sept. 23 and Friday, Sept. 24 at 6:30 p.m. All tryouts will be held at Kinsmen Park on Sandy Beach Road in Pickering. For more information, call Liz Keith at 420-9049. Add value to your home with a bathroom renovation package from Plumbing Mart The bathroom is the showpiece of any home so 77 you want yours to look great. At Plumbing Mart that's never a problem. You can have the bathroom you want at a price you can afford. The very talented staff work closely with you and bs k your budget to create a design that has the look of lux- ' un• but at an average price of between $5,000 to $7,000. �- •^: Below is a perfect example of a beautiful bath- room ath room renovation package. It features a shower/tub ": z combination, vanity, fixtures, mirrors, tele with fancy borders and all of the work including drywall, painting K and flooring. It's a complete package for $4,995. "People are always looking to add value to their home and there's no better wav than with a new bath- . r: Please Recycle This Newspaper room," says Sam Beninato of Plumbing Mart. "At our show- room thev can we many tile designs and bathroom ensembles and while here take advantage of the staff's knowledge and expertise. ' Located at 1.534 Midland Ave, the newly expanded showroom is only 15 minutes from anywhere in Ajax and Pickering. Take Hwy 401 to McCowan Rd. south to Lawrence, west two major intersections and then north one block north Ion Midland on the west side. Not only does Plumbing Mart install superior bath- rooms but now offer complete kitchen packages at very affordable prices. They also back up their promise of quality .and service with a 5 -year installation warranty. Call their renovation showroom at (416) 285-6798 or for a free in-home estimate at toll free 1-888-BATHRENO or 1- 888-2284736. ww" F I U M b i n t CA� *Q 0 Ext 81010 WINDOWS & DOORS ~. - Ext =1011 SHINGLES & ROOF Please recycle this newspaper DURHAM & DOOR 3 I& DOORS Complete selection of Vinvl Windows & Doors • Picture Windows • Bay 81 Bow WindowsrAAb • Patio Boors • Storm Doors, • New Construction Winaows Wayne Hutchinson==-='- ,1 .�.. (9051579-2222 1-888-576-8575 %`. uH KI TI IIF% S HATHR()(JM Hi%,1%-.1'II 1%, I .n,M rri.RADFl IN( I( UFI> WITFI ALL RENOVATION PROJECTS RUOKFU THIS M0 %TII' III'(.E RENUIATMN >HU1ZR00M KID HEN 'A HATHROOM MODELS NORJO ENTERPRISES 4 *WINDOWS W DOORS PATIO DOORS DECKS Samples.. In Home or Showroom References Available (905) 839-2255 N*4W% tf��s � ace 44md $1563.25 ca I know finding the right contractor is always difficult and painstaking. My concern is making sure you get the job done right and for a reasonable price. I understand this dilemma, that's why I have assembled some of the best contractors in the business for yo%.By simply calling one number you can -:save, both timed wrloney. To hear a brief recorded message about the products that you are interested in call 1-800-281-1119 and enter the correct ext #. You can call anytime 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call now to .find out what you need to know about your next renovation project, worry FREE and without complications. - - Heidi - THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER LASSIFIElb NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 PAGE 17 kr To Place Your Ad Calk. Uxbridge: 852-9741 Port Perry: 9 8 5-2 511 careen II careers 11 careers 11 Careen 11 caner: 11 caress 11 carvers 11 careers 11 careers Become a Certified Health Care Professional. Personal Support Workers (P.S.W.) are in great demand. Start now and you could be working in less than 6 months. Financial Assistance may be available if you qualify. Toronto School of Business Oshawa Campus/Oshawa Centre Call to -day: (905) 723-1163 Instructors Needed Durham College Continuous Learning has openings for C.S.C. r t dilliid people in our Motorcycle Training program. C.S.C. Instructors' training avoilobb. Col AnnMorie Steveiruon at (905) 7213111 ext. 2312 or 1-888.627-1191 for information. lhoversky Centre at Durham INSIDE STALES REP Required Wm*"* by Picketing Magazine publisher, we are seeking a self -motivated sales professional to sell internet advertising to existing clients as well as develop new accounts. Hourly position to start. Fax roSMOI to: PublWw 905-509-4451 THE FIf11N1E Belongs to !!vise nfa are prepared for dnnge. Thane ifho are tocused and to inose Ow aro tedm"Iy staerA Net 8 Com using MCSEndus Nota. Database administration using Oracle. Computer Yarwtthgnhce - A+. New media web design and Autocad, software desipa and progranumih9. Finm:W as- sinance may be aadabie to Buss Comptaf CONM l905►427-3010. ■ aosaT alio Co pater Cakiau - hull Ime. mala weeks. Sep. sort Open now career doors wish compukr slobs for todaywo kvd d aduvem" upon gradimon! ha finding a norYBed. Dor- f� 3011101 OF R.OR- ham CaNepe NorthCampus AL DESIGN 26 wk Horiatry i UXBRIDGE 1-905.852-711/11. Btnsitrss Poo9tsh .12 uk int ternsive 3 pl. progntu: 3 wk. Professional twwse:.In- home rideb:.Begnners Pro- 9ram. Pairoraettd tim courses aaitbk. A school Mare esam ' Inwtinn9 becomes . Finan- ew Wk alk. FT D. Cann 9)5-436- 7746. As students of the Oshawa Campus we had lots of questions about MCSF., CNF, MCP and A+ certifications. CDI College helped by answering those questions and provided a strong career focused training plan. We are just about to graduate and we have already been interviewed for jobs with leading I. T. companies. Donna Dam Student Student Oshawa Campu Oshawa Campus 1 4 ! -, Microsof r FAX YOUR AD ��.iJ1 COLLEGE 579.4218 AJAX of 3,5 tiFSs 852-4355 UXBRIDGE Still time to register Durham College Continuous Looming still hos courses in Alox/Pickswing which one yet to slort. Accounting II ACCT 2250 Adult learning TEAC 1900 ASL 104 Commuricoting/Deof ASL 4550 Curriculum Development TEAC 2900 Dental Receptionist DENT 1550 Foot Reflexology HLTH 1900 Frontais II LANG 2952 Interior Decorating DECR 1900 Marketing I MKTG 1250 Meditation WELL 1940 Multimedia MEDIA 1250 Practical Parenting CHL) 1561 Recovering after Loss WELL 1936 Relationship Enrichment WELL 1937 Spanish N (ANG 4953 Slop b Blended Family Living WELL 1946 Tai Chi - Yang Style SPRT 1906 Yoga SPRT 1903 Your Child 8 Lou CHILD 1912 These oottraw am being ImM at Stn 3eoondorr School on 110*e'k Rood No Cad (903) 721- 032 or 1 -iii -w -11119R alts ' for more imfeFwBolioes. University Come at Durham currently looking for an ogierienced male Child and Youth Counsellor work full time within our up [ate ale residence. Minimum C.Y.C. lana tired. Proven clinical experience eom► skills an asset. This position pays $13.4 sur and includes a comprehensive ben doge Please fax resumes br (905)434-1775 Attend= Jennifer Couturier Program Administrator; AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 130 CMotoKd l An,r Ain . Ira Wipes IW,r ills v 4 Owl* •illlildlE &W Sim.- Nem ala Owrt. .... rHilton!: >bo:ri. t0 Ili pin. Sat. g;30 11Q, in Catalogues. T.V. Coewaer- rWooidL Itspao� ytraini hp skid ((116))-944-9319 -8loos coant 00 M.O.D E.L U.S. SOFT OFFICE USER saitabk SPECIALIST Mork. Erol A POWUPain. and AMISS ab- 11111VOw r ob tin Your hvel bhster's le. open now doorsoo mstopput1herse,tet�trfO�Y a POSiIOir hNstnyoursdtlr sd sd t w o ratoet goals! ticrosaI Own urr1Y 1D mabwtlei User Specialist are register i" to needed now. NO ME NOW! Cam Gary at 905- 121.3321 NECESSARY... M TRAM! For w TIME WA !t0►ltolt Greer pWoI�LLLtINNGa1 or* call Bno* 906( )72"44 188*. FWHm* utGe Toing ma. Caner train- ' why. 905-434-8585 www.cdicollege.com Grandview Children's Centre... leading the way to excellence in services for kids and families in aaAatoeer Durham Grandview Children's Centre provides multidiscoinary out-patient treatment services to children and adolescents w th Physhcal WWor communication disabilipes. RECREATION C043RDINATOR A grant from the Ortano Tnibum Fonrhdaaon has been received to estabbsh a range of recreation, bane and We skills programs for d4&w milk special needs. in Otuharn Regan. we are seefahg the services of a qualified. experienced Recreationist to assume the role of Recreabon Co-ordnata to plan. r Vement and evaluate the new service, for a Three year period. Qualified apPbmn15 are nvAed to stlbrrut a resume prior to September 28, 1999 to: Lynda Schuler Ilsftagsr ll o No Resources Grandview childnrl's centre 600 Townliine Road South Oshawa, Ontario Ll H 7K6 Only those applicants considered for tlttulliew WE be oofMacfsd i SCHOLARSHIP PLAN (R.E.S.P.) needs FULL TIME OR PART TIME Enrolment agents for evenings/weekends. Earn up to $2,300 comm. per child enrolled Full training and support Call 14WO-276-29% nails, ear candling per- ASSE1111110 form y 0 earn edea Andel rMeOnq Atechn�s' mart %�oprr Christina, Send SELL R NOW CALL Stedaa Fintnhcin9 ne9opapk. S.ILS.E. EntQum St E. er- AJAX 683-M l9os zzt7. J. Brampton Ontrho UXBRWCEAR-9741 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 24 bn.t. St. (venin,, Uxirii4e IL Toronto Une: (416) 798-7259 24-1�our IF (906) 575-4218 �,.., Classified Ardlne. Now when you ate. your word ad °Ela° on the irttenwt at: MawwLnet AM PAGE 18 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 11 Cttraars 11 Caxaers 1 1 cw"m 11 Caxertea 11 Carttttn 11 car"rs 11 CM= 11 Carom The Durham Regional Police Service is currently seeking dedicated individuals to provide support in the following positions. COMPUTER TECHNICIAN Responsibilities will include maintaining peripherals including terminals. PC's and printers, performing weekly and monthly backups: and assist users with hardware and software problems. The successful candidate will posses Grade 12 plus two (2) years of further studies, or equivalent, as well as, related experience greater than three (3) years, Candidates will have at least two (2) years- experience with Digital VAX server 4300 hardware with Open VMS software and DCL language. Knowledge of network structure, and mainframe requirements. Communication protocols and wiring arr an asset. Candidates will also he familiar with Windows 98, NT and Microsoft Office. This position is all -12 month contract. LEGAL ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT The successful candidate will process incoming and outgoing correspondence. maintain logs of correspondence. prepare replies on behalf of Legal Director in routine matters. type. word -process, ,tore and retrieve required correspondence, text data, and legal ciowmeniation and forms. based on dicta -tape, voice mail, and e- mail. maintain an indexed office filing system; and perform telephone and other secretarial duties as required. Qualifications will include Grade 12 plus two (2) years of further ,tudies or equivalent. as well as. related experience grater than one (1) year. Candidates will he able to type a minimum of 40 ti p.m . and have advanced word-processing skills (Word, Excel and Access) and scheduling software (Microsoft Outlook). Familiarity with language and procedures used in the police , rmplamn system and legal system requirements. Ibis position is full -titre with a Base Salary of 534.668. 7 Interested candidates must subnuttheir resurnc NO LATER THAN SF.PTFMBER 29.1999 to !Xittiarn Regnaval Police %nn: Paula Anderson, Human Resources Unit, . -7 Centre St. North. Oshawa. (lin. LIG 4B7. l snail. recrumn (ap+ lice durham-on ca Indicate clearly which position you're apptyin to: While we appreciate all applicatitins tee receive. we advise that 4mlY candidates larder cuasideraricnr will be curiracted. Nn teleplume calls pleave We are an equal opportunity employer. rol THE DURHAM DISTRICT SCHOOLBOARD i BUYER $16.20-$20.25 PER HOUR The succcsstul applicant will administer all aspects of the Beard's purchasing of goods and services including finding and evaluating suppliers. providing purchasing information to Board Departments. rcv'iew•ing and evaluating all purchase orders and preparing for and evaluating bid proposals from prospective suppliers Minimum qualifications required Community College graduate in a relaxed field, proficiency in word processing and spreadsheet applications. PMAC Level 2. Two years related employment experience. Applications will be received up to 4:30 p.m. on Friday, September 24, 1999. Please forward a detailed resume to: Employee Relations/Hiring Durham District School Board 400 Taunton Road East Whitby, ON L1R 2K6 Fax: 905-666-6339 This is a 35 hour per week position commencing as soon as possible. While we appreciate all aWicabow received, wily time to be interviewed will be comaeted. ELSON,a Canadian Owned Metal Products Manufactur- is recognized for its modern processes and friendly orking environment. Due to expansion we require ex- ;rienced personnel for the following positions: SPOT WELDING SET-UP/OPERATORS C.N.C. PUNCHING SET-UP/OPERATORS BRAKE PRESS SET-UP/OPERATORS SHEET METAL MECHANICS e offer a comprehensive compensation and benefits Ickage, and tremendous opportunities for personal owth and development. Please apply to: Nelson Industrial in. 1155 Squires Beach Rd., Pickering, Onlarlo, L1W 3T9 Telephone (905) 428-299' or I= (!85) 4288-2392 Support Services Coordinator Rogim Cam+ Responsible for maintaining a project Ceawcws largest tracking system and cable company, Network Imple- soMcos nearly 2.5 mentation databases, million customers you will report to the mprpsenyng oppow- Manager, Support Services in our harm" 33% of the Oshawa location. Duties will include ttalion's cable N supporting the Network Implementation Market share. Out department by processing accounts payables, analyzing f inancial sir 9th en ? It comes statements, and providing monthly horn oar uMque vision financial analysis reports. of commuticaftm across this country— In addition to at least two years of and from our clerical or administrative experience in commitment to the cable or telecommunications Pwvidf9 Conodlans industry, you must have solid withaccess to organizational skills and computer skills with proficiency in MS Access, Word and "OrmioNort, OnYwt*+ Excel. Familiarity with GL AP and PTS anytime, ¢ : mainframe financial systems would be a definite asset. Whore we appreciate all r we mud Qualified candidates should forward advise that only Ntose their resume, by September 28th to: selected for an man Resources Department, interview will be Rotes Cablesystems ltd'' 855 York Mips Rd. contacted. Don Mills, Ontario M38 1Z1 Fax (416)446-0250 AN. Rosemarie DiCario y t ww.foC� w. r� om 11 An oqual °°ter ROG E RS- Coblesysterm Accelerate Your Sales Career! ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES lolsefald Fracecowm is seeking energex seifilaners wtlo are eager b apply Itm strap sales stills in a tastlaced nwintent. As an kcourd Enctim. you will corlad prospects and eusi rig customers, in order to WW new Wsness and cease msbmer loo You wl be respanslbie for manfarrrg the best nes serm our aslom have came b elpect Yw superior sales skis, your aperience in mnslmer lerldng along wdh rtUm and a strong astumer oneraion, will mnlrb m to your success As part d our wrong learn, you will be rewarded wily a carrpetitive conpensahm pfogan, e111w60fWl berleft and euelent career oppauuMes. We a8o otter ou8ta &9 corporate Stade prrdw and mabhed sawq prograBls b employee ailer one year d service. Housel o l Rlanaal Corporation Lnted has min the needs of wee hal a mim Canadars wdh financial prWLM d ou;sta *6 lluafdy and Ate br wee sally years. Take ire h step b becamg par d our rt mq team b4 by lx resume. n milidera. b tie address below. C/O STEVE MERRICK 1450 Kingston Rd, Unit 3 Pickering, Ontario, L1 V 1C1 Fax g 905-420-4479 ICOMMUNICATIONS/PUBLIC I RELATIONS PROFESSIONAL A management position is available at Rouge Valley Health System to complement our dynamic Communications team. This position will be responsible for the public relations efforts at our Centenary Health Centre Site as an integral member of our Corporate Communications Department - We are looking for an individual with at least 2-5 years experience in public relations, ideally in a hospital setting. The successful candidate will be competent in marketing and media relations, and also have strong interpersonal, writing and creative computer skills. Qualified cuxbdales should forward a current ■auger valley resume, by September 30, 1999 to: Maria Milawt1:4 VP Communications, Roage Valley Hedttb System, 2867 Ellesmere Road, Scarborough, Ontario MIE 09 Hesm sy"_ (email: mmilanetti@eenten.on.ca). 1 We thank all applicants but only those candidates who wX be intervieuxd wX be contacted. 1 GtNtarW Help AUM GLAD INSDLLl91 re - Wind, min. I. year expert once. Good driving record. PAINSsiaul attitudit(w pea um. we trier good wW K, benera plan. Mar resune N Apple Ateo Glass. 120 Rus- silt Ane., Knit 2, Oshawa, Qa. LIG 3115 or fax to (905)728- 3399 Atin: W. 080" Help 110 Lupin Drin what' • 17i cookldd WOM a pass ex- penw oe for dean laiden cal AC. Must have papas. Pro- �XW r4* INdWurxngq. Dtisiress sous except lunch a ftner. No phone calls 11111101. RMS Clem" H* regrad Ow twniktre Balli . SAM based on qutNf a - lions. ExperWice necuwy. Cal 9DS428-90W AZ ONIM br Broker, 3 yin. tncperillm, ICC Medical, clean abstract, Co" and U.S. Cali 906.571-1097. Non-profit, charitable organization seeks individuals forthe following positions: PART -TIMED OEACH COUNSELLOR To perform duties related to counselling and supporting abused women in Northern Durham Region. Degree or diploma in counselling, social or human service work and minimum five years experience in similar position required. Must have reliable transportation. PART-TIME TECHNICAL/ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT WORKER To develop and support agency -wide technical resources. Responsible for research, acquisi- tion, repair, maintenance, training, Y2K com- pliance and all other aspects of computer hardware/software including networks and other electronic equipment/application. Knowledge of electronic office equipment/ applications, administrative support functions and an appropriate combination of education and experience required. PART-TIME CARETAKER To assist with maintenance/repairs of build- ings and grounds. Hands-on experience and knowledge of maintenance equipment and procedures required. All positions require sensitivity to women's issues and strong interpersonal skills. Application deadline: 5:00 p.m. September 27, 1999. Only those selected for interviews will be contacted. No telephone calls, please. Resumes and cover letter to: Executive Director, 33 McGrigor Street, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 1X8 40 AZ DRIVERS for local Durham work. Minimum 2 year Al experience Guaranteed 40 hrs. per meek Call T.D.S. Personnel 112 Athol St., Suite 203, Whitby, Oat. 1-888-439-7777 905-430-0605 InGttrtoral Help e0011KEEPEN with experi- ence, on Simply Accounting. month end moos. govem- mem remittances, account payables and financial state - mems. Flexible hours. Must be willing to work at home ALSO LINE COOKS WANTED. Appty within: Banshee Cock- tail Bar d Deli. 50 Taunton Rd. E. Oshawa. (beside McOon- alds) Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. NOW NWl6 Entry level positions available Call for application guide 1-41"31-8778 ATTENTION - Students and Others $11 50 t0 suet. LWA firm has Aeabk fuWW lime positions available No ex- penence is necessary. Train - mg n provided Must fd1 q Sept. 27 Call Mon 10 a.m. - o P m or Tues 3 p.m - 7 p.m. 1905) 713-4920 Carwer Training 1 Cans Training IM C. Training Night School! You wanted to register but missed the first class? Don't worry - it's not too late. Durham College Continuous Learning wilt take a registro- tion up to the second week of o course. Check with our office at (905) 721.3052 or 1-888.627-1191, to see if you still hove time. Classes will be starting over a two week period, so call now for information. 1 Garnnl Help IME GWAW Help DURHAM TELEVISION Is accepting resumes and demo tapes for future behind -the - scenes freelance opportunities. Freelancers must have experience in one of these aroma: Electronic News Gathering; Directing; Producing; Editing; etc. Send your resume and reel, if you have one stating your availability to: Durham Television Attention: Freelance List P.O. Box 39 245 Wentworth Street Oshawa, Ontario L1 J IMO Fax: (905) 579-5559 No phone calls please Deadline: September 26, 1999 1 Gttnwal Help AS A NAnaNa COMPANY rmprd k«ps 1115 corrgnAwe edge by 1100V de oral+ per- son in the business. Now ex- lim" and hR.ig in on tol- lam" fields: Cu xwmr rare Officer, All moon sepervisor and ctaftm so= Rwe- serUM. AN posiliorts mitre i *w" mspotaitift. fkx- ibiNly, learn pysas, good Vm *ft ars wlim per swift Please ON 95.43- 1201 aid have meg. . CAR ATTENDANTS IN Bart Tim llegUmw for car ranw M taw YM c wdilm ticew tens IletiYee ntlats PkaseN de p� fax resume to 9�aos-sss-sen aa Truck Ruthb, 218 Dundas St. E. Whitby War" CLUMM needed iaNaedit * No experience rntcessary. Car repaired. SM ca& b star. car (905) 579.7815 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19,1999 PAGE 19 A/P General Hdp 1 Gelteral Hdp 1 General Hdp 1 GwWM Help 1 General ►gyp Eff General Help 1 General Hdp 1 General Help 1 Ggemd Hdp Many employers throughout Durham Region may be expanding with a need to hire additional staff. Durham College is delivering a professional 'on the job training' initiative through the Job Connect Program. This program is funded by the Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities. Job Connect consultants can quickly and efficiently help employers find the employees that their organization requires. As an employer you can benefit from the pre-screening service, or evaluate candidates through lob trials. Job Connect can offset the cost of training through government approved wage subsidies. By giving unemployed individuals the skills and support they need to be productive employees, Job Connect helps them find and keep jobs. If your business has any entry level hiring needs, consider joining other businesses in the Durham Region who are using Job Connect. Call Durham College for more information and speak with one of the professional Job Connect Consultants who can assist your business in achieving your hiring needs. (905) 721-3093 PREMIER PERSONNEL Hiring AZ Drivers Needed immediately tfr 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 OFFER -Competitive Wages • Paid Weekly • Benefits -Incentive Program • Good Equipment CALL 1-800-328-1533 NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to con- firm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. naatraa Fax NEWS ADVERTISER 905-579-4218 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 905-852-4355 FREE SERVICE!!! LET QIIANTIJM no You Woo' 150 DUiI11m illm 100 Assemblers - Up to $7.50/hr. • 45 Strong Labourers - up to $8.50/hr. • 75 PidW/plillicicers - up to $7.50/hr. • 3 Bandum operators - up to $8.50/hr. • 2 Head cashiers $11 /hr. • 3 Uc. T19 Welders $14-$20/hr. • 10 Lic. Forklift Operators $10.40Rtr. - $11.44/hr. • Days, afternoons, midnights Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be PrePaned to work today. Must bring void cheque or savings account information for direct deposit. No students please! REFER A FRIEND— RECEIVE $a Call (416) 292-2282 for an appt. Or walk in 6:30 ant to 1:00 pm Interviews told in PidtaNng an MNd.. Supt. 22.1998 at (1 R Iwy. 2. Rim. 01) •11111111111limis Is looking for reliable people to insert and deliver papers and flyers door to door evelTuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Deliveries must be comin the p ted erinby 6:00pm. Must have a vehicle. For more information call 905-683-5117 �� Whistle while 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 CANAD1fAN TIRE PICfCERING Requires * Part time Cleaner/Shuttle Driver hrr Certified Emissions Inspector * Certified Emissions Repair Tech ,r Licensed General Mechanic Apply with resume to 1300, Kingston Rd. Pickering CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES OF DURHAM 00mad Powbon 21 hrs. weekly Oct. 1st. 1999 to Mar. 31st.2000 prov,de ntormation c U1 and educaeaorr>y to s - Wars b abu"d woo iw of worMn at risk m rgnh Cur - ham: M. S. W or B. S W p(aNrrad; shored hent expen- onte In domestic vholenee rdatvarnon: mwt have a car on� oto expenence, salary cal. bat.d Send rmam to, E:xKuh" Dmrrctor Caenolc Farnrly Servrcas d aunt" t 1 S Sxncoe Stmt Soups• 2nd Floor Oa hewn. Ontario L1H4G7 Fax No (905)725-e377 SERVICES A community based non profit agency that Provides services to people with mental health difficulties, is seeking interested individuals to serve on its BOARD OF DIRECTORS Residents of Durham Region willing to volunteer their time to this vital service are invited to call Rob Adams at 1905)666-W31 AJAX Requires Full time experienced head cashier. Must have strong customer service and man- agement skulls. Canadian Tire experience an definite asset. Fax resumes to: Terry Phillips 9 905-683.1637 CiEM Required for Whitby NftUawks Service Dept IYtJliag to &Wn persaN wok related tkdh P190 (90S) 660.614X9 Monday -Friday 9:00A.M. 4 00P.M. CONROENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Replies. If the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed direct h to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as Indicated by the instructions in the ad. CMAGWYERS Mature Servers required. Apply in person with resume 9-5 p.m. 105 Bayly St. W. Pickering & DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED 354 Nash Rd. N. Hamilton, ON (905) 578-7869 Full Time AZ Drivers Wanted Flatbed and Van Experience Required Local Work HOME ON WEEKENDS 6000 PRY (Benefit Package & Incentive Program) MOULD SET-UP TECHNICIAN for AFTERNOON SHIFT (3:00pm - 11:00pm) 'titin. 2 years experience in plastics injection mould set-up required. Please fax, or email resume in confidence to: Micro Precision Plastics Ltd. Ms. Chris Lane, Human Resources Fax: (905) 697-1759 Email: micprepiOnetrover.com PART-TIME WEEKENDS - RLD Ganes limded. eroMin ,s looiung for friendly, outgoing ,ndivld"s to work at our outdoor PaintW facility. No expener" rs neceuary but you must be acion-smoker $7 to 59 per hour to start. tram" provided. Cali 905-655-M or Fax nssume to 985.6554691 PART TIME PROGRAMS DIRECTOR to organize & facilitate mall promotions at true Bowma vine Mall. Fax resume: (905) 623-1220 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in ft following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Rural Route Uxbridge North LEASKDALE Regional Rd. 1, Regional Rd. 13 CANNINGTON Cameron St. E. Laidlaw St. N. Country Lane Cameron St. W. Windsor Crt. Meadowlands Dr. Ann St. N. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 We've got great thugs In stere for you! NOW HIRING Storefront staff 5 am. - 10 am. Mon. - Fri. and also mid- night shift available Also required E-perienced Donut Baker Apply to: 1750 Bayty St. W. Pidtering (905)428-4W Fax (905)428-2216 TUNAtiwa rAn employer you can count on" E.C.E./ASUSTANT Required for on-call. supply suff. by quaMy child care oerme. Min- imum 18 years of age. Resumes only by Sept 24th b Furst Steps Childcare Serv- ices 1990 Whtes Rd. Pidker- hng O nt. L1v 61`5 DOMMIO'S PIZZA. Business is booming. Now hiring Dmt- em. Apply at 300 Oundas St. U Whitby 430.0030: Pickeing 1215 gayly. 831-0030: Paid cash nightly' Aso looting for full-time 6 pan -time piva makers. "Fleet Owners Welcome" Please Contact Recruiting Between 9AM and 5PM 1-800-265-5022 CROM DIRECTOR AND WORSHIP LEADER St Pad's on -the -Hill In Pnckenng K a young, growing and diverse ,orgregat on Our three Sun - Mace•� both clasworship sical Mmms as weft ad vineyard style prase music The man fesporsnlift would be to play rhe organ and pa m for our tradmonai Service aid to lead the dm The deal arndhdae am have a strong tads. a heart for worsft and good Wader - Ship slues St. Pad's on -me - Hill Churtn. Phdkenng. at 905- 839-3152. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE NewS Aovertlse, e- zuests that advertisers Check their ad upon Publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- SWS;ble for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no hr ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Lubitty for errors lin ads is Ilrreted to the amount Paid for the spas occrr- pynng the error All copy Is Sublett to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser MCESSION SRIF'. SUPFR. n'ISUF 20-25 Womweek. ights & weekends 1 year food a to a irorium Arena COUNTPERS011 needed um- medulely lot busy corl" slap. 6 ale b 9 a m Mon - Fn $&!hr to start. Cal 420- 9667 or 420.6794 WANTED Experience necessary. Start from your area. Top pay weekly Call (905) 427-7733 UXMXi attm fur ex- PNWM courier company win rdw* Cars arta vats Urn - Ing potential $600. weeny also bonus. (905) 427- CUTIFIBO ORIII W IN- STRUCTOR, for busy dnvuhg school in Oshawa. Please pall (905),579 779. Fmbroedery MadtiNle Operator needed for Ajax kticalon Shfft Work mqL*W salary Phare 4211-3525 tat rnum 42644 sw caahy GLA53 culler. m droanre eche De a team payer. $140how Pitts bertetis 905831-2333. EUWWJICED LIME coop required the full time season- al Will at to deer peek QW and country dub. Please tax resume to: (905) 427.1611 am.. Terry SPECTRUM LOGIC last grow - ng software firm has an Im- IWO need for a Sales/Ad- rlkmStrabve Assistant The successful candidate should be fnendly. well-groomed. Possess excellent communi- canon sluts rwritteryorat), and have a te%lephone per. oMent kno kddge of MSPhone'Wom and Excel necessary ACT' and Ouidkbooks experience a defirMe asset Fwl time posi- tion in Oshawa mdudes a 20ad bene- 6opladxve 9w 91 or Idwoosatim com FULL TIME L FART nME housekeeping positions avad- able. to start Immedoety. tax resume to 905-721-3200 FIMl/t•ART lime cook needed for The Prince Restaurant Apply wdhh txnween 2p m 6 Oma 1009 Dundas St. E GENERAL LAaOURElt re- " reC air woaGrkm wog shop_ rax resume to (9051723-3945 NAIRSTYLIST - lug urnej t time For unique dMdren's salonPic keno) Cap (4161 265.13 RANISTYUSTS POSITIM available to Ajax WMby and D6nawa Exttuent irarimli and opporrurrlin at Maotam 0 HAIR ?-r- STYLISTS come join our teats at KAM K 40M Looking for Esthetic at Uccusied Hair Stylists Fulltime (905426-6056 II am thr owner of a small but rapidly gnawing company rn Durham Region. I require several key People to assist me in recent expansion. -Competitive salary to start S1.600 mo. and up *Complete training provided • No expenence nec- essary,l am willing to train. Call EXL Systems of Durham and start work immediately. (905) 579-5412 uurw aavenrsnng compaty for s"i'rvroe`n,? in cu$- tersusanreyes. No expert - Call Saralh 416-(46 NO TELE 1111111). 11111TEpRat"TIOMA1. AIPPLIANCF PeeDte 'a Dowd to Post- tars. $360. Per week to start. No experience r red. . h.P= 1579n 7816 for interview. i0m E9KUX NAL T9Ys. Chnstim is vyou' tU tklt! in come ly affordable toys. tg� bas, tend Om`Wpp 9 saws. 1-800 361-4587 ext. i arnsraw rnntvai _ 01e1IN&M W11NItD - txPen- WANTED UGHT INDOSTRIAL, long. term temp must have 6 edge wsh inkdocim teUm. OWNER OPERATORS months wonung expenence a Hourly wage. (905)-683.6389. With Straight Trucks sa" steel -toed boas P6. enng through Oshawa areas resume to (905) 432- 216& and Tractors Car an asset From $7 50 to $900 per hr We wit be Imer- Also require ex- TST EXPEDITED SERVICES "Au`dn�toomrrnn the Oshawa Road ry �feor is � Is A Leader In The South, Oshawa, Every Tues Reslar9558 mdr 12 now. Mondo Emergency Freight Business and Thurs 930 arm - 2 p m 683-7Rp1 We Offer: UVE-IM Superintendent couple required for 27 urn buildings • Industry Leading Rates located in south-cemraf Dsha- wa Expenence required In • Insurance Covera e /Benefits g maintenance and manage - Prefer • Passenger Authorization & mens meddle -aged or retired. healthy couple, must Assistance In Obtaining A be able to perform physical work Pleas lax resumes to Suitable Vehicle (905)623.2257 Only qualified • Bi Weekly Direct Deposit applicants will be contacted for an interview "Fleet Owners Welcome" Please Contact Recruiting Between 9AM and 5PM 1-800-265-5022 CROM DIRECTOR AND WORSHIP LEADER St Pad's on -the -Hill In Pnckenng K a young, growing and diverse ,orgregat on Our three Sun - Mace•� both clasworship sical Mmms as weft ad vineyard style prase music The man fesporsnlift would be to play rhe organ and pa m for our tradmonai Service aid to lead the dm The deal arndhdae am have a strong tads. a heart for worsft and good Wader - Ship slues St. Pad's on -me - Hill Churtn. Phdkenng. at 905- 839-3152. CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE NewS Aovertlse, e- zuests that advertisers Check their ad upon Publication as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- SWS;ble for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no hr ability for non -insertion of any advertisement. Lubitty for errors lin ads is Ilrreted to the amount Paid for the spas occrr- pynng the error All copy Is Sublett to the appro- val of management of News Advertiser MCESSION SRIF'. SUPFR. n'ISUF 20-25 Womweek. ights & weekends 1 year food a to a irorium Arena COUNTPERS011 needed um- medulely lot busy corl" slap. 6 ale b 9 a m Mon - Fn $&!hr to start. Cal 420- 9667 or 420.6794 WANTED Experience necessary. Start from your area. Top pay weekly Call (905) 427-7733 UXMXi attm fur ex- PNWM courier company win rdw* Cars arta vats Urn - Ing potential $600. weeny also bonus. (905) 427- CUTIFIBO ORIII W IN- STRUCTOR, for busy dnvuhg school in Oshawa. Please pall (905),579 779. Fmbroedery MadtiNle Operator needed for Ajax kticalon Shfft Work mqL*W salary Phare 4211-3525 tat rnum 42644 sw caahy GLA53 culler. m droanre eche De a team payer. $140how Pitts bertetis 905831-2333. EUWWJICED LIME coop required the full time season- al Will at to deer peek QW and country dub. Please tax resume to: (905) 427.1611 am.. Terry SPECTRUM LOGIC last grow - ng software firm has an Im- IWO need for a Sales/Ad- rlkmStrabve Assistant The successful candidate should be fnendly. well-groomed. Possess excellent communi- canon sluts rwritteryorat), and have a te%lephone per. oMent kno kddge of MSPhone'Wom and Excel necessary ACT' and Ouidkbooks experience a defirMe asset Fwl time posi- tion in Oshawa mdudes a 20ad bene- 6opladxve 9w 91 or Idwoosatim com FULL TIME L FART nME housekeeping positions avad- able. to start Immedoety. tax resume to 905-721-3200 FIMl/t•ART lime cook needed for The Prince Restaurant Apply wdhh txnween 2p m 6 Oma 1009 Dundas St. E GENERAL LAaOURElt re- " reC air woaGrkm wog shop_ rax resume to (9051723-3945 NAIRSTYLIST - lug urnej t time For unique dMdren's salonPic keno) Cap (4161 265.13 RANISTYUSTS POSITIM available to Ajax WMby and D6nawa Exttuent irarimli and opporrurrlin at Maotam 0 HAIR ?-r- STYLISTS come join our teats at KAM K 40M Looking for Esthetic at Uccusied Hair Stylists Fulltime (905426-6056 II am thr owner of a small but rapidly gnawing company rn Durham Region. I require several key People to assist me in recent expansion. -Competitive salary to start S1.600 mo. and up *Complete training provided • No expenence nec- essary,l am willing to train. Call EXL Systems of Durham and start work immediately. (905) 579-5412 uurw aavenrsnng compaty for s"i'rvroe`n,? in cu$- tersusanreyes. No expert - Call Saralh 416-(46 NO TELE 1111111). 11111TEpRat"TIOMA1. AIPPLIANCF PeeDte 'a Dowd to Post- tars. $360. Per week to start. No experience r red. . h.P= 1579n 7816 for interview. i0m E9KUX NAL T9Ys. Chnstim is vyou' tU tklt! in come ly affordable toys. tg� bas, tend Om`Wpp 9 saws. 1-800 361-4587 ext. i arnsraw rnntvai _ 01e1IN&M W11NItD - txPen- 10 Stan •imrltGdlaltly. K110MA- meed only apply. Trarspoiu. edge wsh inkdocim teUm. bon necessary to N. Ajax. i g walls. carpentry an asset. Hourly wage. (905)-683.6389. Must have own IrmporuTian Fax FMIE MOOG WAITERS and resume to (905) 432- 216& waitresses required imme dimeM. Previous recent exp a UNCOM tECH MC• or 3rd Also require ex- ye r8appprrenbice ve ppneeecessity. for blues bart=Robert ry �feor is � Roben� apps. 430-Mbilust "^"'j1,BnFnO Reslar9558 mdr 12 now. Mondo esunle In ley Ave lx ceor to call (905) 683-7Rp1 LOCAL TROPICAL plant greenhouse seeks full-time route truck sales person Ter- ritory covers Newcastle to Vitchener Candidate must be MY personable and intowor- thy Must have sales expen- enee and excellent dnvnng record Base plus commns- sm Fax reSunw to 905-987. Looting for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs . out of work/not collecting EI. Out of school/not returning. Positions milable now. Call Job Conned 579-8482: 623-6814. or 427-8165 OOKING OR +^•r•waat r Personable ri-Siore product 116-`20 thours per pan hweek rm � QCV— pay Please rata oaQh- Suerhdak 1-8d0.5M- 99668e7 MANAGER. FOR 7SHAWA Vitamin Store needed Mao- agement experience rt oes- saY v43mn k+aweedge pre- ferred Leave message at 14161706.3010 MANDARIN :;estauram Re - gores lull -rime spy stir and txdfel attendant Experwot W nrcessatt' Photo ID re- q redIAr7p 5In person tram 2 00"n oopm at i 7n of Broa Roads 41 A NT .-1 GOOD JOB?? MASSEY'S RESTAURANT Regwm Full time Pe Mwwnt experienced LINE COOKS Apply in perwn to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering FULL -TIM NAL -ecnmciws expenenced Part -rime Reg- :stered Olassage 7tnteerraappssii The Fasal Peace (9051666- 8128 MORGCO INC. requires meta saw owalor for busy tabrica. hon plant In Ostiawa Please fax resume to 1-905-725- 6867 OW W MG. stat for asss- Wd teacher caA Ch Stan Day - re Part time to stat. then hill lime to lotow Call 905- 839-184 MMTNEIM tilliju t. Is bduW for a nature couideu bar person FIeo1Ae hours, to work days, ngMs/weekends ComSmart See p %ase tmnq n your yoresumt to Partner's Billiards. 1916 Dun- das St. E. Whittiv Photographer Full-time experienced in portruM and weddings poss ung gm merit und in camera B:Sakss andel photo preferred. Call t0am-3pm only Monday - WW" err WV=S LJW IS looking for positive. enthu- siastic ntdividtaak to boot ap- pM111,1 its No sd ir4 no ex. peergieahpap.�fat !part tine. hourly 42 20 bons. CA 905- 10.._. MW NIOD9CT10MS re- iiiia s Exotic Dancers for oo- taio Clubs. No experience necessary. Training. accom- modatim and drivers avail- able. Wages $1000, we". PT/FT 1-800.527.6934. 0 • . ..al -4 a a a ♦ t • w ft ... Y 4,4 . • • .. '1 . % . .. -% a l - ! % . . . • -IV .0" - AIP PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19,1999 1 GafMrBl ttslp 1 FXf HOP 1 011ie. HNp SkiNad HMP sow�4 skilled P 1 tiladkd M'dkal . 1 HoepD rWntal SOUTHFORK, Sander/Plow Operators For winter Maln- W ance. Brock Rd S Newton- ville Yards 'OP required Forward resume 1085 Toy Ave Pickering, Ont L1W 3P1. Ann Joyce Konrng SMRINTENDMT, COUPLE POSITION now available. worth Oshawa apartment building Jandorial and makn- lenance experienced pre- ferred $20.400 a year plus apartment Call 19051579-2515 for immediate interview 71LE-RECRUITERS for major chanty Evenings from tome Retiree preferred Must have rEnglish skills Seniors usiness 905-686-0117 TELESALES personnel wanted for immediate start by well established company Pleas- ant friendly working at- mosphere Evenings shifts, hourly plus bonus incentives 426.97 weekly Call Chuck 905- Familiarity with various accounting software, Caseware, and Microsoft Office would be an asset. Income tax and public accounting ex- perience is necessary. Please send resume to: HOBS BAKKER BERGIN HILL 222 KING ST. E., SUITE 103 BOWMANrV1LLE, ONTARIO LIC 1P6 twnriln11611UM wuRltim, Must have carpentry. rough and brie skies. OrywalVtapxq Rouen Plasties Ltd. need to sed 723-6854 or skills, Willing to work out d (905)-t3fl-0648. 4396551 town. Fax resume to: 9D5-436 We are a manufacturer of high quality 110 or• Prslie 9310 injection moulded plastic products and gan with Seaonall Oa^ "'m Leske Speaker Very DIESEL MECHANIC licensed have immediate openings Pe gs good condition 1750 obo Call with own tools for busy stop Please reply to File /424 for the following personnel: everil s 905-697-0482 (snp) Oshawa This Week, PO Box Conn HANK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ 4111. Oshawa. Ontano LIH 71.5 Mould Set-up Technicians (2): Sal'Scrnce Large selection es cti199v ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN To set-up and trouble shoot fwashers- dryers 1 yup. WaleyUP de - spew! wanted for contract work Own vehicle and tools required plastic injection moulding Iwe frost -ha trdges 1299 Digital/Analog experience machines. rwrth par slove preferred Fax resume to (905) (Toshiba experience preferred) stseoof soli -White EXPERIENCED FULL-TIME CMM Operator/Quality _ f199/M oO Shop and yard help required Sanding, prepping. sandblast- Control Person er�i whilpoolrequilar f�49 ing. sheet metal receded Mus, have own transportation. $8 - Machine Operators (4) Kenmore extra -capacity $10 to start Cal for interview 9056815-M. These positions are available now. washer/gas drys $499 509.8157 If you would like to work in an Stackable whdpool washer! MECHANICAL TECIINDlO• 61ST.'TECHNICIAN, required ISO Standards cthen company en drra 5499 426 S..=St.S rwtvcl».�nro for low Iruck body manutac- 1 please fax your resume and salary end taDla $245 L.ovesnl7so- urer must be prdlaent in t t; t th tt t- f - THE NEWS ADVERTISER Is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas �:?:�� AJAX Brockman Cres Tipton Cres. Hobson Ave. Bowens Crt. Tresher Crt. Barnes Dr. Cedar St. Beatty Rd. Durham St. Kent St. Beech St. Maple St. Elm St. :son Ave. Knapton Ave. Welsh St. Horde Ave. Gill Cres. Delaney Dr. Strickland Dr. Radford Dr. DICKERING Waterford Gate LancrestSt. Senator St. Valleyview Dr. Butternut Crt. Oakbum St. Castle Sl- Wfdcroft Crt- Amaretio Ave. Cognac Cres. Whiskey Gate Z.��SIER%FICES ==o-_/".�,. DIRECT� MARttETrNd 1SU Ltd. One of Canada's largest Direct Marketing Service Bureaux is in immediate need of an ACCOUNTS PAYABLE: / RECEPTIONIST Pari -Time - llhm to 2pm (Mon. -Fri.) If you have the following qualifications - Bookkeeping/Accounts Payable Experience - Receptionist experience - Strong computer skill,-AccPac for Windows. Excel, NIS Word - Excclicnl communication skills - DcLailcd oncntcd - Strong organizational/analytical skills - Professional Profile - Team Playcr - Rcmptiomst experience Please fax resume in confidence to: UanicLa Licata, Human Resewrcc Manager 416-297-4701 We offer a competWire compensation pack- age, exceurnt company benefits a" oad- sta"ng working conditions. '(hely those crandidatirs -elected for can Inter- view will be contucred ,woad. fluent in MS office. expec a Ions o e a en Ion o - RNs AND RPNs VISITING & SHIFT NURSING POSITIONS DURHAM & YORK REGIONS We offer competitive compensation and benefits, ongoing training and support, flexible scheduling, and comprehensive orientation. A vehicle for Visiting Nursing is required. To find out more about joining our team, please forward your resume to: Saint Elizabeth Health Care 209 Dundas Street East Whitby, Ontario Ll H 7H8 Fax: (905) 430-2921. Saint Elizabeth 6wIHG1I4G HEALTH To LI FE lamka rnm Metal Fabricatingand able to work independent- The Personnel Manager @ 427-0137 P.D.A. 3 days per week, no Arfickin for It Please lax resume to 905- evenings or weekends Please FIM No hone calls or agencies, lease.Im sit -3483 P 9 P tax resume to Dr. Pamela Za- Frewood Safe karow. Attention Mary. (905) COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pent - PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR to 434-8520 KOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex- um starter system $429 run and set up progressive CLASS "A" AUTO TECH. required cellern very best quality turd Pentium 5744. 233MHz dies must have experience for Bus 5ho Also SHOP HELPER PART-TIME DENTAL Assistant wood. guaranteed extra Iorg r � system $699 L� with progressive des. meas• i evenings and some Satin- pine fully seasoned, cut 3 35OMHz system $888. We unng instruments. fork has. Experience wit oil changes and tires an dayys� Send resume to split Honest measurement. low doing upgrades a� - knowle0pe or SPC ISO asset. Ap Iv in person to: (905)571-2235 tree delivery 905.753-2246. cep repairs (405)655 3661 MATERIAL HANDIER- snap R & G Auto (entre 1600 Ba l St., PART-TIME RECEPTIONIST,, ENDS MOOD PRODUCTS. per receiver metal stampmq y y plant requires very organized Pi or call (905)420-1389 Technician for Optometrist of- truck load of logs Buy now COMPUTERS for sok. New ndlVdlli Lor loading and un- IS hce in Amax Includes evening Ready for next year Sea- and used P60 to P500. DOm- 1 v Vu P� - ship - Pang. and Saturday fours Expert- soncd prt and Ready to pile systems. Ifl(erile( ready pang. reaivrng Fork lift It- cense computer knowledge a must FACTORY HELP For punch press and assembly operations. $750 /h to start Pickering area Fax resume 905-839.3513 or apply in per- son to. Precise Tool L Die. 954 Dillingham Rd Pickering REPLACEMENT WINDOW and door urslafkr. to be rap - able of 111715fa0mq bays. tors. and culows. mrrmum 10 yrs experience Good pay Steady work Own tools. brake and traraponadan References re- quired Cal(905)433-7695 RV TECH krowiedgr d oK- tnc. olumbine heahino- fir - drains tgAem and propane Ful -runt 40 noun. salary curate wwm experr- enee Fast -paced- maximal 9 ZMFax resumer to 5746 or marl re- am to PO Box 305 Orono. OntLOB 1 W SHEET METAL worker re- quired immediately Full -tam Ptnse Cal (9051259-2801 TRW CARPENTER Local home building company res groes rleraYlled trim , peM- er Must have several years experience own verrrle i tools Cal 19051 623-04" or tax 905.523-0415 1990 Whites Rd. NOOIXJFPSKttECEPTIOMRT Expen- Sheppard Ave. rcquwred by Pickerig nunu- 1 SYos HelpiAgwae enced. /FtTto r avorw deiced. able to read Oravwps Shadybro Rd. faclwug company Apps an asset Send resume to Stta rook Ave. 25 hA pa oak Foe to MILACBochw s n Par h p and Chiron CrBS wft AcBcp�ac76Fax resume to Bodvworks needs an outside � Rd 314 Bin LIC Ina prekas ferred Pe r4TY bum (905) 852-7 need to sed 723-6854 or t File /422. PO Box 481. (905)-t3fl-0648. 4396551 Gshawo. On: L I H TO SEASONED FIREWOOD. 110 or• Prslie REHAB OPPORTUNITIES.' Available Hardwood Limited quaintly Dave 905-8{1-7065. gan with Seaonall Oa^ "'m Leske Speaker Very Clinic Rehab Director Whitby $200 o b.o Phone 6116-5656 good condition 1750 obo Call Physiotherapist Oshawa and1 Bargain everil s 905-697-0482 (snp) Ajax. Private OrRetub Cli- dlo encs. Graduates welcome to Conn HANK'S APPLIANCES Parts/ apply Phone 416-596-4020 CLOTHING used Were ex- Sal'Scrnce Large selection es cti199v Ext f3. Fax 1116)-598-3963 nch I Back -lo -school. fwashers- dryers 1 yup. WaleyUP de - spew! thycere 1905) 427-4931 Iwe frost -ha trdges 1299 . 1 w ria wing merVdnldren An Mems under $3.00 Farmer rwrth par slove Story tides and quality ctup- Fashions. 62 Old Kingston stseoof soli -White ENERGETIC Road Pickenng Wage. Apx _ f199/M oO I�ouullENCED nannny for I Td 905426-9946 er�i whilpoolrequilar f�49 2 years old. Rakrenoes. Non- speed mens mountain bke Kenmore extra -capacity smolrcr AKona 8 Fndh area. FRIDGE STOVE washer d washer/gas drys $499 509.8157 dryer $250-$500 each Bed- Stackable whdpool washer! EXPERIENCED m -hoard non- . room suk$375 Movie am drra 5499 426 S..=St.S rwtvcl».�nro rummy r urea nor Z aid. yr old. 6 mo old. ECE pre Il TiTWrimeta. $SONeacn MARDWOOD FLOORING. 01 leased. dy Beach (905)-t3fl-0648. Grade Birth 3-1/4'x3224' a 2.11 area. P41immon WF10 firs/ day 837-7886 SCOTTISH EDMWRCH crys W deamer never used 1200 1.04- TBG Sener looking tion mapfe at less than heal LINE-OUT NANNY with car re- O b o Drip room oat. bid- let. finch, table C 6 drain dha price $2 50/sq n Also Pnt loorm0 d wabcw- at gored for 2 school apt c1kIG ren Login housekeeping and $200 o b.o Phone 6116-5656 w peas Doug (905)649 - meals Dumll"mch area Call TAMAHA D-eS Drpan, duH 8 Storage SM Victoria St E. 416-941-2336 keyboard. multi sound. roll lop K" Bim. mad non CANO- � in,ahogany Cabinet "s and x�� r Avelebb new. $500 obo Dennis pPlVlowNE� sdlope cost ACTIVATION ASSISTANT re- 1905) 427-4931 52.300. SaaAeu 5825 Can LOVMG ROME DAYCARE Ar1kks dtkva 1410-726.9885 Story tides and quality ctup- 1 1 MOVING SALE 9 pia An - rens aeirslc. 2yrs pre- Pan trine lane eminent AiR, tique Dmmgroom sure 5995 availschoand avarlaDla. tad 1Ml OEVVM Cameleon 21 Wal unit $135 2 Dorm safe icedNonInlung. rtarpt proud. IMy speed mens mountain bke $225 each Ammue dresw Farld CPR, int ad, Vckey Farm! aw Rack Shox. ExExlxNent $65 prnas SM Ma Numbered 2. dose Pickering GO ape.an barely used 5800 Cil 906-259.9996 srdebosnd & hulch ft 4 Ptlsler bed CHrmy Gae(906►837-9600. 6 obo pine (goneen) $325 Coffee L two AJAX - "IrLTATICKERINe Beach Rd ECE I PIECE -oak dm Ing. room suite Bullet hatch table 4 end taDla $245 L.ovesnl7so- 1 142 - It -(- accorm w provide tabed/diar, f89yset W-- Amberlea Rd. Good cdndilm, Cal 905-665 son No overnight travel l- 3K5 FAX 905-623-1586 RosebanWc Rd- C1i�RKAL able vehicle repnred Est.- I", C Ikyfndlrea.com. iallik resume orC11ER in person wood/od chimney cleaning! No Phone Woodruff Cres. immediately to Highland Van not estai anJo n dna fostering under ape 2 Cricket Lane 8 Storage SM Victoria St E. (!05)57650051 MOe�d Medical New St. � OSNAMA'S Prerruer Bed - Barb A 905-427-7631 Seguin Sq. EXPERIENCED BOOKEEPER. room Speciality Stare is ACTIVATION ASSISTANT re- Ottonabee Dr' for one day per week Know!- searcrur tot tuu-tenant sales gained for a maternity, L 0 A at Napartee Rd. edge of Owckbooks 8 Gov- Renuttances people Expenade an asset, a 104 bed accredited Lore Term 11ESPOMSIBLE HOME Child are. 10 yrs experislce Id- eminent AiR, but it you are the dynamic Care Facility Compeu- '�' '� and A/P Fax resume to tIyyppee we will Iran Fax b Suae true salary and benefits FOR FUMER 1905)666-8537 Dreuns (905)728-M Ouawcoldns diploma or cer- INFORMATION PART THE - 3 hours per day. SALES pMMON - trainingMixte n retmexperi rice in emec experience in 905.683-5117 Must have soenerice n boot keeping and draft good kdtaS flos.mon Driver license and car required Saks expert- " l bn0 tato are. good txxnmu- nation ti Fax resume b 905-837.2326 encs an asset Please forrydAppy and complus slums Sept 111E NEMS ADVERTISER s looking for Kids to tklkw pa- Repimil Local Manulac• resume to Mae Abd a 416 289-0173 27tfk. 1M to Program Man - Versa rs and dyers door b door r tnmeS a week 600 PM a/ Luer - PAYROLL CLERK Pre Poe rRtMy payrol maintain Slid aper Cue Centre. 186 30eThormVe Rd S. Oshawa. LU meta nengn0orhoods. all records for benrfiis. wS18 5Y2 Fax 905-576-0078 905683 5117 9 and employee files. vardus s: knowl- �p1AFT PARTS. Irlunutac• M aniff IONed TUTOR/COMPANION lot an- elGpfena matmacfrrkst fftit tower requires a conventional as 15 regDENTAL IISTS u� or Pick- pip officeMust be avaaaDklermedtate student n Maple- Ridge aro Mon -Fn 4p m.- r eon Entry levo. posi- tion Fax resume b 905471- evenkgs/weekends Call Chatne 905.837-2322 Bpm Required .mmed Please fax resume to 905- 1959 Boundary Road. Whitby, by QM. 0141 DENTAL IIECEPTw =T p genes we ot nwtWarning Good cdndilm, Cal 905-665 f101amrlet tot $IBS Foe Cabreet Many nae Imams lees Inepetar hour awilabk 9065 (905)-697-3532 Teleplwnr (9051427-0296 AJIX CHIMNEY SWEEPS. iallik MOCK W. i MM 12 Loving wood/od chimney cleaning! 1foIAN�ngCIfINCI s. yb pre - care even 9 years expert- repalrs. we suppylrnata/ pest P consultation on an dna fostering under ape 2 screens and caps No muss makes d models Also recon- Non-smolu whiaonmiem no fuss Free eswriales (905) drtdned porm for sak Can 19061 426 4472 686-7711 - Leave message Barb A 905-427-7631 NARWDDW41t DATCARE- ANNOUNCING NEW lower PMNOLCRMNIFA MEII Close to Lord Elgin Public pace on mni dish saielaes. CLOCKS. (lack to school SW Stlbol. Lunches. snacks. 6 30 Only $249 after rebates or joys on all pianos and key- a.m. drop oft. 686-5456, lease for$12 49 monthly. boards Huge selecDan of 11ESPOMSIBLE HOME Child are. 10 yrs experislce Id- Programming from 58.95 19661 elirs e> new and used pianos. New digltal piariDs from $795 and Fkml ants b 10 yrs. CPR. Cmakve oulcloor Elaine hurcNDelaam CANOPY IED. wrought iron. up. b ownents a.p p1y00% d all � �iion d Cal 2 queen ser. New, -am do manias Coat 51200 lrmtK�K cloclks hum 5995 and up. Calf NNMI OF S Children 2 ppooww to Sac9�� , $x6ed. Can ddiva. TELEPPLANO433.1491. Hlghtlush School WGlitp b 416)-a 9685. (416)-726-9685. (116)-726 9885. POOL 171NLE 4 1/I x9 Miles- proindilre a diplaro n CAMET MONEII. 100%. My. S -W Bouton tab'e. Lions ria. 2 yrs Ion thick, posh, stain restsixt pale �• fewer pockets, 1' e( =. Real q Carpet. For 3 rooms. aq. SUNand aDe res esnWMes 1369.0r SZ9.0 includes $2600. GI N 905 - In 9D5 -831-8502. 1. de Yds aper. dekare Pad and n- pod n W 98S 420.2076 or al 416.777-0780 yin IARCMRECTURAL Millwork wanted lull taint for twat' of- MOTHER of one $1211413011 in your Norm. Fine skea DSS SA eW3065 Mon -Fri, 9a.m.- 1 / firm located in Datum Fie- Fid. irldudes nights and wee - .m Ca required 700 craimis. Now 2wtaMe Bion requires an AUTO CAO kends an asset IMIMPY'S DINER CAREHt OPPORTIINITES in Preventative wimawrce. OPPEE (Release 14) nence II. rcw Ca11434-575E 7 Pidbering has You must have prior suaess PW. 983.9714. EXPeuEIIC® w1YG1ElYST required for busy Pickering for el�erWK*d seiwv owners and senor managers of industrial bust- NS AUTONOTIIE rACINMIST office. Petrainew evenings and S b stay mroe o a nmesher- serYers nesses where you products wit be IN best tad Ice moat bvay ppiu expernphce niecessary. Coe CI a tat ; Order expensive. You must have snag skift, be wil-g rr lbVe alargpdShort enviorinat. Fax re ry j905►B�44B6. pe�. 1009E stain re- lease MW rooms SM. rp to prospect 2nhd oak n- to 132.7060 a 4432- �a COOIfS depmdenly. rota. sKquild crave 1171111 enthusiastic resume t0 Q0°d DSK Kay Rd Urit 3. Pfde ring. rtxponsibk Denson will 1660 Kingston Rd. wofS• skies and a "Kin aq� edge. d knbnicatiorh antdlom me- � � Y� and sin W to many Unit wtl, chancy awareness. You required for dn3al assistant posy m EXP. SINMMERS AND LA nmst have prior income d $45.001) n a base + commis• busy millwork Good phone and dencal skies. Part ume aftemoon NOUREM OECD - rdlable and hardworkkq ONLY NEED Sion environment. Cal (519) 866-5850 on Monday only.Sala shop in and evening hours; to slut. b2sed providing loving yeare. 6/mos & up. wowon in ydw home. No waerest. no payment for one( models including curare al open) View ova Drop off resume at Chroill full year. Da". 1-800-205- 700 craimis. Now 2wtaMe Storytimc, playroom, 8757A05-120-3080 Spanish Oalavision and Uni- hot meals/snacks.- Smokefree. Receipts. CARPETS - Ids of carpet. % nylon, new stain 1Mre- Will"W411 available. Cad fmenthe 6 m. .(905 90) 6655=. Strouds & Whites. Call Karen 837-9267. lease null on had, 1 YA 3 rooms' 5319. Price (905) 767-3637 ROBMTS Community a RENT TO OWN now ad re- PICKERNII'i Noah / Rete: Late difilm: 1e mr to 1 condiiads). new TbaWrW appYaNxs, ad Fd warm' �- (male. preferred) to work in Nortmn 686.2314.905-263-M 1� or �121e�r�eccedyeabadgrxdaNadoulups CARPETS SALE Las a ar CAMWDurham 40on. required in Durham Region. Fully expert- Cans, sttlry Gime. musne rnr Nitiorts meak d stacks. Fest pe�. 1009E stain re- lease MW rooms SM. SMEBrAII - Olyty wooden 8' X Aid. C.P.R. lxrul(M. Non- receipts- 906.420- (30 ' sheds 8' bent all of* 1339. jobs tax Maty ouw 12�p. i lion. Free estimates, carpet SM and styles awil2Ml. Also garages dLs and de. 761 PRONLF81 GEITNIG YOUR repairs.Servihp Dtnlum andMc Kay Rd Urit 3. Pfde ring. DL1111am area ry an rie"Ce f NM,,M TO iCNOOIT Pn- am Cre61 Cards APPLY Flashing exp. an as- ComppetDuve EU%NDWG PRINTING CO. Please Drop off resume at Chroill set. wages/stea- fly work. Mike (905) 666-5214. needs self -motivated career call ec Ce aer for Optimum Health STACUILE apaitaent sided washerldWr, modern 6" minded sales people to sery (905)686--41.87 1550 Kingston Rd., Pickering. NOME WORKERS KIEEDED.oice owners community. Call (0579-0605. mew sink; s � SIZE washer/dryer. air rondi- ROBMTS Community - assembling our products. Ideal for stay at home moms EXPERIENCED Saks Person CAt NAM fa store fixtures, years Network Network hiring a pan -tame Par IMalh Counselor S - and students Start 3mme- dialer. For free ink, package (male. preferred) to work in penia. VYhitDy 905 665 1226 05 6 yRgr, for 3 t10%. all 24 his toll•Iree 1.888- 771.7409 eatable ho mens wear slum. flexible hours. Call Steve a Ru d Replays n WhtDy CAMWDurham 40on. required in Durham Region. Fully expert- week. $17.501hrr in Heft field an a Spend °a 2063 enced Cabinet Makers m W resume to B.A. Knutson, by YOUR GOOD NMTN STORE ply apply Please tar resunnhe Sept- 24, b Oshawa Shopping . O.C. inquires lull time het . P PRINT SALES Dynamic to 905 483-9714. Centro. 419 KiN St W., lice Office woe School Bus avaWA for CaB Sam 906�N6 Wit. more rdo call 90661 dropolf/pickup from school. 1772. Com"Itle Senice i Rea satatfle Rales. Cal Donovan CAIN AM VM - Cutlet STACUILE apaitaent sided washerldWr, modern 6" (996) 683 5283 tlta moms. 30 square p set. Okacfi �FULI RELVALE daycare inmy from 5329 kaukt I will dis- Count youquote up b best mew sink; s � SIZE washer/dryer. air rondi- home. Me*, snacks. Wrk• 10%. Cur stomer satistaclon boner, 2 0 1115/13' ores. ham /Elesmere area. Near gla�anmp Cal Mie for your free 619-2603 after 5p.m. William. Tredway School. (416) 438.8751. esontate, 905-131.1040 CO TRIM G TP for 1/1 ton. Good condIon' 3200 firm. Alla 12 �TIET i MwY.l2, Mother d two ' t!uaMY dkld KOMOUK 1 yr. no is then ft (oac). P.M.•m. 28 SORB (snp) 11ays. week rightsand wee- sales person required for Galleria. Suite 19o. Oshawa. are. Ages 1 1 years. Rea Mhz loaded. printer, SMALL UNR for sale, 71- x 71-. tends. vitamin knowleeddgqee a rowing Durham offset rn HVAC IMS7ALLIENE furnaces. ONT. L1J 2K5. Only appkc mug or nutritional consul shop. Salary and commission. ductwork, firePy� on pip- ants considered for interview once ill witarsh d expaf- monitor. eeemca, scanner. dee and 3 drawVCR. $l bar hods 29' n person Phone (905) (365-0138. ing. Fax 906-430.6673 wit be oataded dna rme 9w win children. more. Free scanner. dekvery TV a VCR. 5250. obo. 427 - Apply Ix StepKwtie 905-686•-9091 and setup. 1-800-s15-5645 3856 (enP) d; • 1� �_ NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 PAGE 21 A/P~ 1 1 1 a 11 tui marts or A 1 1 s a a l l • 1 owsa r on remit PINEiDAK FURNITURE... En- AMAZON PARROT (Oran CERT( tertamment units. Home of- fice Dining Room. Kitchen. Bedroom and Custom Designs. our Craftsmen have been handbuilding 11he 111"st quality sold Dine d oak umi- lure for thin and sehome e our t ince 197 )574 Drop Stare of the An woodworking facility and let us show you now line furniture is made If ,uu buy anywhere else, you will pay MORE 6 get LESS! ..Traditional Wood- wurkurq 115 North Port Road IS off Reach Rd) Plat Perry. 9o5-985.8774 http://www.lr3- ,111,onalwoodwindung.on-ca TREADMILL, Magnetic re- cumbant and lifecycle type exercise bike. stepper. heights. and elliptical. 9(6)420-3079. WIRE CAGES for sale. Call m 905-683-5117 sip RECONDITIONED FRIDGES 8195 / up. reconditioned rang- y $125/ up. reconditioned i,yers $1251 UP, reeondn- irnred washers $199 / up, new acid reconditioned coin 01 ,led washers and dryers at w prams New brand name dges 5480 and up, new 30' tinges with dodo and window St30 Recalditgrwd 24' and 24' 24' host tree fridges nv available. Wide selection other new and recondi- ' ned appharim. Can us to - ;ley. Stephenso n's Appkanc- Sales. Service. Parts. 154 oce St 09jawa(9os) 576- i; web site wwwdurtnan- ,ult cornslipphensorts GARAGE door repairs. broken Pnrgs cables, rollers. open- -is nsia8ed. Tuneups. $4995 :t6-336.0073 1 Articles Ns~ ANTIQUES?Absolotery! Ad- ,Ilealways valuable usually -lee' Puicteasreg outfight. es - lies w/so it antique COrK- ms (no emit to value con- dered)collections of an y dn, qw OdICS or siride an- tkw mates. Spacial irekrest n foorcroft pottery. I'l by to re aotd to in glwjws. Robert -owen Antiques- Brookiin. _ntano (905)6558049 or 105)242-0890. BUYING ANTIQUE and col- ecaDie contents including complete estates Best posa- ble pias pato. Henry Kahn. 905985-8161 PAY TOP CASH FO ANTIQUE FURNITURE. ENTIRE ESTATES rltlques. Porcelain. Old Coins, Stamps Comics, SPOrtcards. Old Records. Old Toys Private Collector (905)430-3385 Pan_ ,AAU Kwkorg for table knits xrud. haom mon rackets. 90k142a7 & eq � . �I no . 1 Ares A Cnft FOLK MT CLASSES swing I September All levels. g losses avdap�ale am evm- raft ihat ca Learn a ers o and give enormous enjoy - Call (905) 576-3947 br nformation, 1 Campalw COMPUTER Systems Penti- im II 266mhz. 3.2qq h.d.. 24xcd 16m ram. $499.penu- um 233mmx 3 2Q h.d., 16m ram 24xcd. 5459. 17 inch monitors $210-9.. Vugpa mordos Pentium to Intel Celeron � system Upgrade cost $399. Muds! T Computers (XsRiO- 5615 BUY MOW! win MV Til 21A1 - D% INTEREST - KAYAK POOLS - RectapWy above ground Includi g dedung 16 x 24. 0/0. $5,995. Package sard Includes liner. 2 filter pump, MlO- 668.7564 � 1 LoMA Sh ort - hand k female domesic whole, cat, back 6 Dund 0-S p trraayy. Ple a 683-4523. FOUND, small grey exlRme- ly dHe,, orale Cal, on Sept 1011hCa11427-7732. ' 1 w - JACK claws RUSSELL Mlle 'ads - ducked, first shpts, dewonrkd $400. Can (905)725-5344. SHIN TZU pups, non sited drag, vol checked, firs) shots, dewormed, adorable. Ready toy go Cal (96)571- Wing) 1 12 year old, femme, hand raised, Includes cage, T-stand.toffs. food. starting to talk $1.000 OBO 905.697- 3700. 11 AutailoWlp for Swk IN7 FORD Galaxy 500. 2 door, hard top. 289 motor, red with red imenor Never wiener driven Origqiinal all the way, must see! CeOM& WIN trade for track or $6500. 723-7019 Days. 433-9570.snp 1984 CHRYSLER 5th avenue - leather interior. Loaded, ex- cellentcondition $1600 Cab 905-427-5273. 185 TOYOTA CELICA. good mrdition. rams great Loaded $2000 o.b.o. Call (905)623- D40 SM, 1986 CADILLAC Fleetwood. certified/emmission tested. 5 litre White body/dark blue leather interior mien Good condition. 210,000km. Runs rcai, cwu-em gas mileage 2.700 o.b.o. Call (905)666 0690. 1987 JEEP Cherokee. 2 new tires. body In good rpndtiori ergine needs work $1.500 otio.asis.905-697-3085 Hip OLDS. WAGON custom cruiser, extensive recent re- pairs, excellent mechanical condition. A good buy at $1100. Oshawa 571-2610 198 Fort Tempo, excellent condition, no rust, very low IW., 2 dr, taclory stereo and air, must be seen. $2.000 certified (905) 686-8985 1189 TAURUS WAGON, low original kil good condition. Asking $1.999 Call 19051 668 7916. after 4 p.m 19M Buick Regal Ltd. 2 dr. 3 1 L engine, very clean, well mamman ed. (great shape Cer- i tilled and emission tested. $3700- Can Paul 985 ltll9 OLDS swoon wagon Care SL cruiser. fully loaded. ten a start. added. 15.soo I (905) 428-1171 11192 PONTIAC SONBRD. 4ty1autoair. certified 8 emusnon tested $4.995 obo 1988 Ford Thunderbird and SALE. 9i CAVALIERFALLING S RAND SUNFIRES FROM S1,1N5. CONVERTIBLES Slif.ii . Eg 95 Astro ext, loaded. 174 k, OrKY $9.995..94 Grand Voyag- er, loaded, 3 3 V-6. 104 k, new $11500.92 Caravan 168 K. nice dark green, air, only $6.650. 91 Buick LeSabre Ltd . loaded. 144 K, burgundy. Only $5.995. 91 Lumina Euro. loaded. 166 k, super nice. $5,995. 96 Grarld Pnxs. 95 K. your choice $10.995. 95 Fire- fty. 82k. 5 speed. super econ- omy. now $4.995.. 940 88. boded. pnstine white 129 K, boded. only $10.500., 93 Pro- tege LX. 5 speed. 177k. very dean $4.995.. 92 Buick Regal. loaded, white and beautiful $7.500. 92 Sable G& wagon. loaded. mien. 129 k, must be seen 56.995 96 Blazer LT. leather. loaded. burgundy, 95k. now 521.500.88 Corsica. certr and drive clean wow $1.650. Hurry to Cortical. 1S5 Kin St. West, at Midtown Mail. Call 579.2886. See You. ASSUME balance of lease. 27 months. 99 black Sunfire. 5 spd, air, 21,000 kms $316/ month. Call 831-02941v msg. 1919 DODGE Grand Caravan. 1500 km 3 3L V6. am/tm cassene. CD player. $22 900. Goo 434.2775 - IIV JULE2AMABLAM SAI FS I IMITFn WHITBY, I BEDROOM bsmt aptNO Pets aundryva bblpark ng $600/mo Non-smokers, suit- able for 1 Carie (9051666- 5545 1 -BEDROOM - Oshawa Bright large open concept Separate entrance. new 4 pc with p- cuzzi tub New laundry and machines Uhhhes/cable Incl No pets. Responsible adult VAvailable Oct 1 5650lmth 905-434-5431 Mike OSHAWA, tumished bachelor apartment $120 weekly (510 monthly) parking appliances. utilities Included Available Sept 18th or later Dep nego- tiable (905) 576-6769 1 -BEDROOM McOuay)02. $695mclusr,e laundry fire place late Oct , or ROOM $390 separate entrance bathroom, includes mr- Crowavenndge available m Me 430-2793 TWO BEDROOM �ppe, i plex Rdson Rd 6 Glidden $655 uxyudes htydro B warn Fist 6 list Av-ailabk Oct 1 1919 Ford Taurus. Boli gq000pd0 725 1995 ars $2.300 each. ono. Mlust N* (9051-718.7896 /BBS CADILLAC Sense SLS. fully loaded luxury autpaq- bile. amethyst In colour, in pristree conesson, s"noas e- quines ny. asking $15.000 o.b.o Gln (905)433-4145 low SATURN Tenn Can 512. 4 door auto fully loaded, ex- celienl condlum. 150.I100km, $7500 Cas 905.430.6729 1986 PONTIAC TRANSPORT XR7 SUPER Coupe. $3.500 Nissan 88 pathfinder. $4.500 Tekpfrorre Cell (905) 706- 848 1 Automobiles Wanted A 6 A AUTO- Cars trucks boats We pay up to $10 000 Cash e Vol Any corw bora, on ynrcad usally lime. 24 houK. 7 days. 30 min. s4rna 905.686 -SM or 905424-as91 cruise. power door lacks roof CASH FOR CARS! We bury racks 111.000 1. asking used vehicles Vehicles mast 512.500 Telephom (905) be n rurrang carditow Call 983-9255 427-2415 a come to 479 1987 NISSAN Maxima GXE Excellent condition 1 driver. non-smoker. 4 dr. auto PS. PW, PB. PDL PM. air. 310 L V6. spoiler. cruise, remde entry 6 alarm. aider cass/ CO. alloy wteeds, mask. heat- ed seats. healed Mirrors 518.200. cal. 000 CAN 705- 749-3383 adnU or 705-277- 3281 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad Credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 966-7916-&498 n CADUM Excellent run - ly AAD AUTO SALES. Alm a 1 want/ 1 Mead Drkw IBIS Voyager. 7 passenger van Power widows. power Wits Hwy mulles $SOD Otto 905-668-3750 sing) HM CNEV BLAZER, 64. 4 3 LTR, V6, auto air PW/PL cloth seats Gray Iminji ale Show room coed 89.000kms $17.8o0 obo. C. - bisect & dean air. (9051-718- 7096. cnp 1"7 GMC SAFARI SLX, power windows, locks. mir- rors, rear heater, dutch doors. running boards Excellent in- side and 0-A. Askuq $15.900 (905)697-1477 1 Trailwa Hcy GOLDEN Fakes, 30 If 30ft. Florida room. 2 decks. shed, tripe and stove, tub with shower. easy' pow" pro - park taroks. large W. Can be newwed al Gofesko's Lakeside Recreation on Scugoq Island Rd. o =Oct Mike Ayr$ 0 905-9859763. Lot 149 asking $16,900. B Airb Pkrte thirty Lrordiion. Body A-1. SCRAP CARS AND TRUCKS Nelft little 10 cerify. No warded, top Mar paid Free emission test needed $1200. pickup an16-- Cal 07 Auto 571-5643. Recyders 428-1450 86, JEEP CHEROKEE, 2 dr. •NoWcMn 2wd.. 2.5-1. engine. 5 spd., bedroom apartment avail - mole OctoOa 1 Electric cruise, new Gy tires, marry 1911 VI 920 European new parts, very dean. 52,000. Edition. 48.000 km's. OBD. 905.686-1190. No call Aint. S2 0 1-1655. after Spm. reshed or wndurrwsfed, park- GEO. red, 2 -door -ado, •� Mar92 106K. $3495: 90 Sunbird. Otey 4 -door, auto 129K, CLEARANCE SALE, all new 53695. Both cars cert, emus- outboards n stock $200 under scans, news fires, fixte, Pri- vate saklno GST 905.579- from $16/month. Wilde Sales 6'777. (905)&%-8010. NEED RNANCIMGT Call Us. 11 N>F va 5500-51000 Down. Must be able Oct 1990516553598 working. All Applicatiioons Ac- /BEDROOM walkout base mem apartment, separate en - doSOOIOand up�loCisRhore Ads Sala. Dtrdu B. trance, $700/month. Call Wim, Wbay. Od. 816) 985 (905)723-6886 2-DCrm apt 7000 Wtion n weK marnaned 12-plex Noce `krghbourtnopd:C.1- to shop- xrq. tors Fndgevstove. park. Ihg. cable. laundry facilities Sorry. no dogs Avail Nov 1 :0-N 905-576-2982 AJAX Origin freshly pointed one bedroom basement apanmem. separate entrance p�q. �Y. 9650 pa mo erndusive htAaM plus rder- eneas- Oct Ise. (7051 43,- 9148 AJAX Oxford Towers. Spa- cious apartment quiet build - 2 Close t0 stwpplr 401 GO Pool, sacra 2- wbe0room $849. OC/Nov est. 3 -bedroom $939. Oct 1st Cal 683-8571 until 7 30 p.m. AJAX. IMMEDIATE. lige 7 bedroom usement parkwW separate entrance. cable. gas breplace. PW- quwt. re- 4xnsd le m tip kwQW k smokurrypets hrstAast, $625 inclusive. references (905)- 686-6773 AJAX. 1. coin basement. appiunces parking Rekr- aices. credit deck. hml/tai t. !MmedWe $595. L3 Utdmn Teresa Turner (9051683-5000 Assocalt Broker Remax Ouality One ltd Rahn AJAX, really nice 1 bedroom legal 11 -nerd apt Sgderatt entrance laundry. lull bath. CAC. r o smolcers'oets. First) last reproved $700 uiclusm 905-427-0372. BACHELOR APT $512/month- ly Pius utilities. 3rd floor walk. Liltdevato. enquires Call Mark 852-3107 Leave mes- sage IMTLFOL bright modem. 2 - bedroom semi -basement be- side park Bus route North- east Oshawa $700 includes parking. laundry and wMdes. No smoking - Fim/last Refer- ences (905) 723-2205 BEAUTIFUL ONE bedroom basement, private entrance. drive. Spacious backyard. 4 appliances. all inclusive, laundry, all. near 0 C./bus ro- cite. $6501 mo. 725-8769. apt. S200rweek mcludiry uil- Ities7 cable. October 2nd. 2 bedrooms. 2 enhances, waBt- ouVbackyard, spaclous kitch- eNkvingroom. gas -fireplace, laundry hookup. 3pc.bath room. ore -tar -parking 623- 0364 CENTRAL Bohm. large 2 6 3 bedroom apartments avat- able In well-maintained buiklirg dose to all amadies. Please can (905)723.0977 9 am. - 7 p.m. CENTRAL OSNAWA, two 1 bedroom apartment. one 3 bedroom house. avaiable Oc- tober 1 st Furst and last. Ref- erences, no pets. Call Michelle 725-7321 we --y. 9p.m -5p.m. COURTN3 - bride spaaars 2 bedroom apt., )ower level of house. Town irurJBloor area. Close to amenities/ schools/ park. $700/mo. appliances/ utibues Included FirsVII re- quired. 7253395: 435-4MB ORONO - Two bedroom apt. in Inplex. 4 appliances, park- $nq 5520 b hydro. Cal Tom 1905)655-7246. RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 & 3 Bed. Apts. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - 8 pm I■.c, - Sat 8 Sun f pm- Spm VALIANT (PROPERTY 133 MANAGEMENT 905-5T9-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: www.blgfcxlt.com/-highriser COURTICE ',m ,�e't Del ".Om apartment Very PnvM nume Private entrance. new - 'v firxshed. Ceramic hills n �Afroom 8 entrance NCw stohlrJcupttouds. Park- umnles efe, tx'of 'e 151llaSUre}erences re- vered No smoking:pets. 40$-432-7287 PICKERING :w: oed'xm basement apartme's aic. pn- ale entrance parking. laun- dry facilities. large kitchen. dose to am amenities. $800 inclusive Ava w k Nov 1st kltAast. (905) 831-4557 PNXERING. Major Oakv Brock One bedroom parva Y NAR90URVIEW Apartments nurrwsled casement apart - mem suit single person now renting i and 2 pedrogn aappaxrtt can ed dean swing t S7t)0 $600irno wedosne No pets) smoking avarlaWe November ori 00 per month, all ndusrve I H6 19 TbIX'0ne 686 -0ST3 H)) Call John b Jamee at RETMIED - 0� (9051436.7390 or papa 0720- 7576 for your pensee sho eng; lure renams centrale ioralmma 1 1st. 905-4350954 bedroom apartment avail - mole OctoOa 1 Electric LARGE 1 BED. BSM" apt Sep dose him Waster/dryer 00 Hoot Tel emr to Oshawa Civic d Go bus. $58Smo 905 579 9016 Utilities awc Non-smoker preferred 19051-728-82 74 at- SOUTH AJAX. 1xldl9nxq apartment caper leve(. fwi ter 5 pm, reshed or wndurrwsfed, park- M.E- OSHAWA. bachelor ing quid. mature working Adel Pieterred smino No basement. suit non-siwwjlung. professional male. no peg Dols !905MI86 3299 please kedudes locum bath. SONTN OSMAWA t 503 Park washer. rPius c Mferwitiecift ve f65U sl 7723-6898 racer est Rd S Newly renovated du- ppkkxx Doomistaus large 2 6 2 bedroom. ncludts al ud- bdrm apt $75g/mlh plus m - ONE TWO 6 TIM bedroom lets Parking and, Avad- apzrtmems. m most beaus" able Oct 1990516553598 adult oulbn0 Avail Oct 6 Nov Stevenson 8 Rostaand. Oshawa CAM (905)723-IDD9 a (985)728.4966 ONE AND TWO Dedreosts avauable immrd Trig loCa- bons at 946 Masson 6 350 Rd Oshawa S620i as Fid, no pets 6�se Call from 9.9 905 -576 - ONE BEDROOM basement apanmem for rem West shore area $550 militias included Telephone 1416) 684-3978. ONE bedroom furnished basement apt Liverpooll9ay- ly. dose to Go/4ol sap, at- I., o- trance. clean. orryht non - 'Z 3 b dr we l m M""d 2 8 3 Dedroorri ApK. Anil al 900 and SM Glen St Some wth walk -In closets. pant Provided Close to schoci 1hOPPMG Contra. GO Season Unkues eeck d/d Cal 7284993 - arge freshly decorated 8 3 B/R apts. for rent. 570 ii $800 ubl. incl. 280 Wentworth Sl. f Your First choice. )r appt. call (905) 721-8741 0 BEDROOM SM sen h smoker Luandy. no pets. apt hardwood floors. Harmo- $750 905-42G-3774 or 416- ray B Oive IaCIOSS from 284-1618 per) No dogs Avad Oct ISI OSHAWA - 448 Drew St (416)697-2969 . Knob Hill area. Inge 1 bed- f31R11MTLT acaW- room ION. bridge store. $525 $reg -0 appkralions for pre inclusive FmsVW October apartment budding located at 1st. 905-4350954 4851501 Normandy St m Oshawa. I Bedroom SM= OSHM - one bedoam apt. Bachelor until S477/neo Vol 's Main floor, fridge, stove, rad. Parking is $25. H MN,_ washer. dryer. antral air. ca- ested please contact the Du- de. PH" included. Smicod 401 Asking 9725 indu- lam maw Authow- area sive RrsUlast equued. (905) ray at 434-5011 and "k for appicant semces. WMITBY - Senior Apt. Com OSMAWA APTS. Badelor 1 plea. (bre ttedroom apt. axil - 6 2 bedroom. ncludts al ud- able Oct. 1. Cleary queet build - Laundryon dies a Birb�il �- Excellent ��. N uhl- !rr (905K32- roes ndrrded. For app). WI M 113 8914, a B 12 6 /3 430.7397 1905) 5710425. for a. 1- 88 88 88--5 5&2622. WWTBY, CLEAN acrd kor OSNAWA C1uWt bindings near main bachelor * U* Wcatad n 'Olde WhaW. Sh"fig, transportation. Util- SSeeuiuble for single working ities included. bedro $750 Dict. Ist. non �ive rlds- 1st. 905)571-4912. ALSO S VaOirmiontnh us able Octdber 1st. Call (905) 1 d 2-bdrm immediate. $650, $750. 668-3011. (905WW,7686 uni17:30 p.m. WWW, 2 bedroom aappt1 for reel Awa). Oct. 1, $740Jmo., P CKE ING - 1 B/R basement includes heat, rtydro, parking apt. Private entrance, laundry. l0 1 car, laundry facilities, parking, AIC Suit single le- tall 666-32M and Wave fres. male o coupe. Available end sage. Oct. No ts/smolu $675/ nromb.9p5-839-7682. WHITBY, modem 2 bedroom PICKER" SAACHM new 2 Weal location. t Separate eft - bedroom apt. 4 -pc bade cepa- trance. parking Laundry. rate entrance, cable. parking, Available November Ist $780 laundry. No smokingipets. including utilities. First7last Avail Nov 1 Rrstlast Rel references istfuwred. Tum Cab (905) 420.5321. Webster Sutton Group Hent- PICKERING Whites ii;J4011 1 bedroom walk -out basement apartment. Separate en- trance. 4 bath. laundry. non- smoker, no pets Available Oct 1st. 1stlo and reer. errors required. No smobV pets. 905420-2015. AM 905.619-9500. WHY rant when you can own your own have for less than you Ihin0! Call Dave Hiy- lock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Really 1'991)) 666- (905) 66&3800 or 9905 332211. SOCK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME -IT'S EASY( I • First Time Buyer? - Call Markt Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! • Not Much Downpayment? - Call Markt Mark offers honest, professional, y/ no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Salsa ROP. Remax AbilRy_Real Estate Lid. YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? u Q!p(t( from $700/month I Not Mucn Downpaymer i'i'i (905)571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley ABA DANA OU for iou Be .t ora, earned -)r towyMome You must !ore I dollar - 6 months free Mni- mum income, $279(10 Rea- sOrtable credit My service absolm" IRs to you can Ken Collis Coldwell Banker (905) 728-9414 A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From $500 dour Own you own home starting m $151 car- nes for less than Rrr OAC 24 firs hee ratable s 905-n8_1069 eft 277 Cold - well Bateker RNR Real Estate Aurelia Rasanu ABSOIUTEIY ASTOUNDING 6 months tree then own a house from SS50rmoe, you require fus time family ra- coma $28 000 . reasonable credit I do the rest Don't War Cam so Roka Cotdwdt Bunker RMA Real Estate to- day 905172&9414 AJAX MONTH detailed 3 bedroom appeiances. garage. kncad yard, treplace Ww mask' bedroom en sate C1 r0y0n. pks Aad Oct. 15. (9051428-9766 � 1WtW000 B HWY 02 2000sq h 3 bedrooms all appkaneces wecluded. main - air laundry, central ar Agdable Nov 1 Can after 6p m (416) 289-0963 KMGMWRLSON AREA nice) quiet street SPACIOUS 3 Ded- rooms. fenced yard. antral 0-r. appkances. neon -smokers Please. hrstAast. Sam plus ubkaes 19051576-6522 LARGE 3 -BEDROOM ounga- low with finished ion 2 -car garage. large workshop sled on country lot Adjacent to Sinclair High School. Wlrtby, $100(Nmth exdCibnp ubkiW appkarnces 66&33 2 LOB CAM. 1 12 badroorrus. wood neat. uhhon udduded Furrasted o udutrshed 15 Inn tram Durham College Sit" for childless women o childless couple Non- smoking. no pets Must love Oourltry Icvng $750 263-8077 (snp) MORIN OSOOK 3 bedroom semi detailed badrsprn. 2 bass. 4 q�pia available Dec Ist, 0-$950 pus utiities Close to amivrbes (905) 686- 1 Tawahowaae For Rent PICNE M - 3 BEDROOM SPOTLESS. 1 12 baths. hidge and stove. *VOW basement. gas bre place, hardwood Moors. pa rage. prate yard/ driveway. no pets. IstAast rd - auras. $1150.. Cas (905) 831-8923. AiAX SODTN, 3 bedroom towetause. cid trht, pas hem, 5 apq)iArhas, gltel coin pa - rape. S1.p50 pMrs..awa 1. NOV. 1. Candohm f0aeapernat 905- 428-9766. Al OSN WA SOUTH 3 bed room townhouse close to schools. shopping 5850 per month. Plus utilities. Frsty1m Available October 1 (905) 579-9956 days. 1 Ropaeatw Rod ROOM FOR RENT clean, bright home Short Term available 401 6 Whihs Rd. suit a working professional 420 420 CO-OP ViEMTBT Community Centre Office, Unit 85 95 Crawforth St., (905)666-2008 ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR 3 BEDROOM UNITS, Applications can be picked up at Unit 1118 & Unit 085 between 10-4. (Alternative Pickup points posted on Community Centre door. Please respect hours requested.) 3 Bedrooms, $849, 5862, 5870. We aIle sorry, no subsidy available at this time. 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Tov.nhouse l.nits Parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and sho ping. From $910.00 including hvdro Call 905-721-0080 1 ooma"Tor AWN FURNISHED ROOM n ,u lownnci.se a+ailable more haray snug nulCten, lead AM klwrq areae. near Picker ung Town Centre $300imonth Can 905.420.9603 WHITBY 2 Ineat rooms clean townhouse to sham SOW* to mature OOMJM dend"S. students welcome Forstllasl 5475imontlt each non-smoktrvno pts X90 8665-5885 or 416-418 v 1 Slearsd Tien BRIGHT room to rem n carpe Jean Quiet, frtendhy shared I'm cattle. laudry dose 10 Oshawa Co" arra Public )rarest No smokers mO (bust and ag) 5'6-55 LAKE OMVEWAY West - Atax Luxury conoo 2-Wroom, al Inclusive. on -Use -lake ind00r- pod. sauna. hot -tub few, courts 6 appliances. 2.4pc bathrooms. neon -smoker tes- sionul 906.683=74 �o BASEMEMT 9-011 REIT use d facilities Ideal for wow" le - mak $175 morunry First ti 4- HarwoodlHwy 2 CAl 619- 0999 Call female) to share 3 bedroom townhouse in Pickering. Average 5600 per month all Inclusive. Must like cats. Available Octobertst. First/tast. (905)831-7127. t00�ATE WANTED Octoh er 1 to stare 2 bedroom apartment. All -Pick -mg area. prefer sirhpk wNte fe- male in 20s. CAann for info. (416) SM -1253 WINTRY 5bedroom detadkd house to shirt. two ktchm. two baoiooms. auKiY, puM- in0. pool. dose Wal! smar- ties. $425/mo. inclusive! Cal 1.905-430-2461 ROOM. roormnate wanted to Owed 4 -bedroom house. parking, laundry facilities. Aviable to mature, quiet. worldrq Denson. Call (905)666-9494, leave mes- sage please. CmldowAnk a For R M PICKENO - 3 bedroom. 2 bath. $1.100 per mo. all inclu- sive. available immediately Call (905) 428-6871 1 Office B HI LOCATION LOCATION LO- CATION III Across from Oshawa Centre 600 sq. It Of - We available Oct. 1 Can 434- 2447 or 655-4132, COMMERCIAL UNITS. Park & Bloor. Areal location. 1 Avat- able urns. 1425 S7$ "a each. Call (905) 579 5077 After 5 pm (905) 571.3281 IM Garage a Sft-" Space WAREHOUSE SPACE -trf Appro. 130C sQ'+ °^rate en- trave Wyrq Dock imme etY Call 21-0551 MorThurs Inge MINTER STORAGE fo flows. cars �ra!ltrs e c Outdoor ir- 515,mo. umwted space call (9051-985.2191 snp Cans . Industrial frits UP TO 2789 ;q!! primeInc ;Om space on Bots St n downtown Oshm Two Rage )Verfew doors, sipuge, ow gran Suitable for many um, 571-5138.579.3322 conages for BOOKNOWfor lam cwours 6 area Selma tours2526)" 1 2 &3 �hlull Purdy Five well epupped 8 dean cottages on 22 mass Swlmmrrg. boaurg. tennis )reach volley las. basketball badminton. horseshoes hot -tub. lacum. barbecues 8 tire pts Aunt bring your towels. pees" $kms 6 food. and enjoy Blue Moon Retreat" Call now to book 1.600-659-%% In1 Florets CLEARWATER, fully furnished and central air condemned. 2- 3 bedroom mock (perri reml homes Pods. not tub. near beaches and major at- tractions Children welcome Photos shown in your home $275 weekly (905)683-5503 1 1 14iwses Honest; For 179 WNtTNMN STREET, WMDy, 4 -bedroom home wool 2.12 bathes. jacuzzi tub n en - suite. eat -in kitchen with walkout to fitly fenced yard. open concept family room with gas fireplace. upgraded carpet and underpaid, central air, dmtral vac. garage door opener. 200 amp electrical, located oft Brock Street just south of Taunton Road t225.0001905W%-9524. 3 BEDROOM West Ostrava, alrconditioned. garage. lamiy MOM with fireplace. walk -out from eat -in kitchen to deck, new windows. Asking $169.900. Cal 905.668.8180 "We on Man St. Mwague P.E.L. large 2 -storey 4 bed- room home with second kur hen upstairs. Large coun- try lutchen. Ilvingroom. and famdyroom Main Hoot com- petey renovated Large deck with private treed backyard. La 50 wide by 200 deep Ask- ing $90.000_ Phone 902-838- 4532 after 6 p m. A NO DOWN PAYMENT- first lime thiryers, new program al- lows you to purchase a home with zero down. Homes in A4ax, Picketing. Whitby and Oshawa. To receive your tree special report call 24 hours 1- 886-805-7965. Id 0 2345 Sid - tan Group Hmtape Really , ..,., _.. .......,-.,i.will Pill r_ A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 19, 1999 11 or sw `M Money to Lend Money to Lend Money to lend • 1 Auctions • 1 Auctiom 1 Auctions . 1 Auetlons e 1 AueIdofw BACKSPUT in great location Close to the Civic Centre Oshawa Center. go transit, and schools living dining room. 3 bedrooms. 2 - 4 pce bath- rooms. large eat in kitchen, custom designed family room. recreation room and hr. 2 custom fireplaces. wood hours throughout. Eng - fish style garden. in ground healed pool $151,000 Open House Sat and Sun 10 a in - 4 p m 723-5756 BARGAIN a1 206 Sherwood Cru ISunsel a Sommemlle). Oshawa $209000 3.bed- rooms. 3.washrooms exclu- sive area of town Please call (905436-1330 BROOKLIN - brand new Dun- galow 2 bedrooms. 18M sq If includes 2 bedroom hn- ished basement Available Sept 30th 5215 .000 Call 905- • &ebess 1 0 alunkies S$ GOVERNMENT Funds $$ Grants and loans Information 19+9K• : 1�"' IntaamlCe Insurance A1UKTt'A( ES AND 1A)ANS 655-3458 to start and expand your buss- 1ST. 2N OS AND 3 K DS DUTCH clean 3 bOrm. eat -m ness or farm 1.800-505-8866 Nerd rewuctum al N., ,r timulculg I latdlen large master Central WHITBY - well equipped 38- e-.wkwlt an experiurtuctif t"er ur,,%W d or sluvrip ng au great location Asking seal Chmese/LLBO Many y.x,r .ituaticxr rver�whirr nwlnrllt in a nrgltivr $189 900 Call Robert Owen take-outs only 544.900 Inn ISIIY. PnV:aC lurtd-1 aVWiahk - With OWIty (905 686-5153 Sutton Group PICKERING / WHITBY I lydcr can pe any nformahon ssiC SCARBOROUGH fish b chips ASK FOR NO MONEY DOWN CAC • restaurant from $30.000 - Sl•LVIA .I11.11 -ES Slip Rentnq 3 Bed Home 1900 J907 Wong- Homellte 4416.490-1068 19051666-4986 1905)i"-X429e• Rc. & wknda Nath legal 2 Bed apartment ` at debt QuK k winrout�ppoouuqp create a private mailbox or Padlnq Garage CII Bruce ONCE YOU POP, you can James C21exdelcum 721- stop'' Limned no of dislnbu- • 1 Personals• 1 Personals 1144 tionsmps lett Instant cash ,.. loads krinformation.-4ed"6-3505. Shdaa Jklded. HEMMM nvcwc M- opportunity. fbw Profiof RELAXATION Body massage OSHAWA CENTRE area clean rcegqartlless of experience NO a HOLISTIC westne Road South. Alax IS y 2 Dednn m house m amu imp BEILfNG Take yid of SERVICES' of OaYlyl Call (905) 426 4585 1550 Kingston Rd. Pickering West of Brock Rd. (Watch for signs) Wednesday Sept. 22nd at 11:00 a.m. We are selling the complete contents of a national Fish 8 lobster Chain, lease expired including: lobster tank, over 100 chairs, booths. 50 tables, coffee machines, walk In freezer 8 cooler, convection ovens, pizza ovens. C 44 Hobart dishwasher c!w ss tables, ranges. charcoal grill, 2 Ice cream freezers• refrigerator coun- lers, prep tables, Coke beverage dispenser, 2 door cooler, stainless steel tables, steamers, beer fridges, cocktail units. draft unit, s.s. shelving, bar equipment• lobster traps, pictures, plus many other articles. Note Time: 11 a.m. Good Sale. Plan to attend. Complete dis- persal of lobster restaurant. Terms: $200.00 deposit for bidding card. Cash, Visa. III 8 Interac or certified :heque accepted. Viewing from 10 a.m. McLean Auction a Liquidation 905-686-3291 or 905-432-2836 Cell t 905-767-1003 (ice Anywhere, Anytime. Religious or not, Traditional or otherwise. 1-877-ISAYIDO for details' grades. hardwood hours. sk •- employment and your future for appordment "v"ts love' garden with ga- Min mrestment o1 $168010 Aromatherapy; zebo. $131 500 Open House puts You on the fast track to sun 1 ,9 1 - 4 pm 57 Carty retirement Info pxk- Reflexology; SELL IT NOW CALL Fernh vd I905r 576-7117 OSHAWA NE 2a00S4.1F1. tame many upgrades in- cluding ceramic file a bleached oak kitchen cabi- net professionally land- ficaped Y 5225.000 (905) 404 OSHAWA. 3 -bedroom bnrtga low East lit Knob Hill= Ii renovated detached garage new broadloom walk- out to extra Ww lot 3pc 8 2631 bate Asking $109.900 (9051720-2307 RENT TO OWN 5ougky clean 3 BeC ' '*r s%)-, - 2 Baths ' t,uaepi 'Newer K tcnen Parking Call 433- ssa6 SMCIOUS 4 -bedroom 2 000 sq nPrcec for uamednate sale at $209 000 127 Smales Dr O tb Sit SS Government Funds$$ Grants and loans information to Start and expand your business or farm. 1-800-505-8866 WANTED TO BUY! Real Estate Brokerages in Durham Region. Call Broker/ Manager at (905) 50"111 wn 2.4 C ll 416-74466-90 % basee business liar !ii 1 can" for so# works No product Selina. $TOP YOUR SEARCH! I � i l � very protroDk Call ndw' 905- 8eaubtully Cecvatec '.ack- 831-9775 Split Uuwdrm rxamlg gleamrq hardwood aodis. .11 Pip1` Imp tal-m lidchim. 3 bed- N i room$. den hmshed one AaYONE WITNESSNIG an ,n- arnr pm„` backyard wdh cedar deck a pdent on 'hursday Aug 19 A hobby Shea cemral ar, beat- aDDrox 4 pmat Glerwuu a ed bit duet SSr"1 m Pick wed to tike snaps. GO 6owkr Please contact Det McTapptray Durham Police p 1-888 579 1520 d Tao marry I, q lydcr can pe any nformahon Wantschools Witum eergxxt A must see' 1Akl rat � fast lixq' Asking $164.900 3638 at 680. 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L� - . . `�.r+tt.'.. k.r�1,i•.. r r . . _. -., ,< _._SCOREBOARD N F W S A D V L R T I S L R S f': 1) T PICKERING MEN'S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE scoresistandings as of Sept 12199 , TUDOR ARMS DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS (,ophers 16 14 2 0 295171 28 143rd Men 16 10 5 1 217 216 21 r ,ung Guns 16 9 6 1 260 233 19 ;on's Restaurants 16 8 6 2 165 163 18 r_..3pital Punishment 16 8 7 1 258 226 17 ;4elMax-Brian Kondo 17 8 9 0 223 219 16 _:aprtal Thugs 16 6 10 0 231 235 12 ✓acione Motor Sports 16 5 10 1 165 217 11 >lallions 17 3 14 0 176 241 6 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION RESULTS Fran Sept. 12: Longhorns 16 vs. Capital Thugs 13, Scott's Restau. ants 9 vs Longhorns 4; Young Guns 24 vs Re/Max-Brian Kondo -3. Young Guns 30 vs. Capital Punishment 14: Hardmen 27 vs. Pa - Ione Motor Sports 8; Gophers 14 vs. Stallions 10. BAYLY'S DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS K,ng Richard's 16 15 1 0 234 145 30 'Aud Hen's Marauders 16 13 2 1 273 202 27 ,Velhngton Boot Pub 17 9 8 0 191 178 18 'AelanwPringles 18 8 8 2 205235 18 ;)urhamBulls 17 8 8 1 213207 17 Rattles 17 7 10 0 206 203 16 t:ast Side Marios 17 7 9 1 210 195 15 Danforth Roofing 16 7 9 0 184 227 14 Fox Goes Free 17 5 11 1 191 231 11 Wateirmaker 15 2 11 2 134 214 6 BAYLY'S DIVISION RESULTS From Sept. 12: Durham Bulls 13 vs. East Side Maric's 10; Cumam 8u11s 12 vs. Raffles 11; Melanie Prxtgtes 17 vs. Danforth Roofing 14; Melanie Pringles 12 vs. Wellington Boot Pub 11, Mud hens Ma- rauders 15 vs. Fox Goes Free 12. MUD HEN'S DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Papps# 1 17 15 1 1 281 148 31 Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 16 10 5 1 263 204 21 Preston Blue Jays 17 10 5 2 176 190 22 WTR MKR 17 10 6 1 244 197 21 Sharks 17 8 8 1 251249 17 The Sewer Rats 17 7 9 1 207 233 15 Pickering A's 18 7 10 1 257 255 15 Yankees 17 5 12 0 201306 10 Papps42 16 5 10 1 198 257 11 Guzzlers 16 2 13 1 184 220 5 MUD HEN'S DIVISION RESULTS From Sept. 12: Pickering A's 26 vs Sewer Rats 4, WTR MKR 17 vs. Pickering A's 13, Sharks 13 vs. Yankees 9-. Preston Blue Jays 20 vs. Sharks 14. Pappse2 19 vs- Mud Hen's Usual Suspects 17. Pappso1 19 vs Guzzlers 4. PICKERING 2000 DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Scot tt Lexus Rangers 17 14 3 0 334 168 28 Hurren, Fort. Sndaw 16 11 5 0 251 206 22 The Bear and Firkin 17 10 6 1 275 212 21 Isoh 17 9 8 0 235 211 18 Sad Sacs 17 9 8 0 224 229 18 Royals 17 7 9 1 232 246 15 Pilo Copy Systems 1e 4 12 0 174 285 8 Tuoor Arms 17 2 15 0 130 304 1 1 9, 1 9 9 9 PICKERING 2000 DIVISION RESULTS From Sept. 12: Scarborough Lexus Rangers 24 vs Tudor Arms 1; Sad Sacs 16 vs Isoh 5. Royals 11 vs The Bear and Firkin 10 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS Legion Timberwolves 17 14 3 0 274 175 28 Woodruff Barrons 17 13 4 0 221 131 26 Bank of Montreal 17 9 8 0 239 188 18 'Papps on Tap' 17 9 8 0 251 195 18 Robbins Moving Services 17 7 10 0 229 272 14 Durham Brewing 17 7 10 0 170 224 14 Canada Trust 17 5 12 0 176 254 10 The Brew Shop 16 4 12 0 161 254 8 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION RESULTS From Sept 12: Legion Tlmberwolves 20 vs The Brew Shop 8; Woodruff Barrons 19 vs. Canada Trust 6: Bank of Montreal 19 vs. Durham Brewing 9: "Papps on Tap- 18 vs Robbins Moving Services 8 LONE STAR DIVISION STANDINGS TEAM G W L T F A PTS RCL 606 17 10 6 1 186 177 21 Water Doctor Warriors 17 10 6 1 174 160 21 Re/Max 17 9 6 2 200 163 20 Black Sox 17 8 6 3 177 162 19 Bright Idea 16 9 7 0 183 163 18 Palmer Bros. Heating/AC 17 8 8 1 181 177 17 Firestone 17 Catchers 17 6 8 3 174 198 15 King Richard's Pub 15 4 9 2 145 195 10 Country Style 17 4 12 1 173218 9 LONE STAR DIVISION RESULTS From Sept. 12: R.0 L 606 6 vs- Palmer Brothers Heating and Air Conditioning 5. R C L 606 10 vs. Bright Idea 9: King Richard's Pub 16 vs. Black Sox 9: Water Doctor Warriors 13 vs. Country Style 10: Re/Max 8 vs. Firestone 17 Catchers 7 PICKERING SOCCER CLUB GIRLS' UNDER -EIGHT DIVISION Aug 5: Spec. Hard,wwe 0: KAS Marketing 2 IMs"le McArthur. Alison Smith) Tigers 1 (Veronica Wood). Bayview Metals 0. Granite Press 0; Wildcats 6 (Ashley Speers 4, Caroine Murphy. Alamah Wakeiiiii Jumbo Video 3 (Robyn Garvey. Jessica Vella 2); Precise Office 0 Car- pet Towne 1 (Michelle Dixon); Teddy's Angels 1 (Marissa Smith)GIRLS' 12 -AN:) N R DIVISION Aug 9: Accurate III 5 (Niccie Zan 2. Jessica Draper. Melissa Egan, Samantha Perry): The Knights 0 Pro -Bei 2 (N*ole Carter. 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