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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_09_21PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEW`'"APER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 44,300 .._. 16 PAGES TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1999 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $S/ $I NEWS ,+ STAND IN THE NEWS MPP .says we're .still getting fleeced at the pumps, page 3 , 'Do something mem 'school board urged St. Mary crowding draws fire from Pickering parents BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer PICKERING — Concerns about garbage, safety and the un- sightly appearance of more than three dozen portables at St. Mary Catholic Secondary School domi- nated thediscussion at a meeting Thursday as neighbourhood resi- dents urged officials to address overcrowding and build another high school in Pickering. *1 live so close to the portables 1 feel they're a part of my house:' area resident Robert Smith told more than 50 people in Pickering council chambers during a public information meeting to outline a zoning bylaw amendment applica- tion by the Durham Catholic Dis- trict School Board. "You have to do something today:' Mr. Smith urged. "If we erected something humongous in our backyard the (Town) would tear it down. +MWA — 1009 ROMMM we Nora- Laraiotes. ion' Co Troll To The 550 SAYLY S 1 . UNIT 17, Pk*edng (905) 420-3285 0-n- an ttoum iron. -wt. •am-3am WALTER YEWCHYN On the hot seat at St. Man meeting lite school board added eight portables to the south end of the Whites Road school this summer, bringing the total number to 38. Inside the News Advertiser TRM TO m R Eritetrial ftp ...........6 001111iN Now ..........6 Nates llrellimllS ..........9 S'erts ................10 Ch WfieI .............12 GM NS A CALL Geller. ..........683-5110 Oistrib�tiell ...... 683-5117 1koft Netiees .....683-3005 AlKtiell Lin ......683-7545 SIR, - df Yens ...........1-800-662-8423 Emil .newsroom@durham.net Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 Board superintendent of support services Walter Yewchyn said while the board plans to re -paint the park- ing kx to meet the Town's bylaw re- quirements, it's asking for some lee- way on the distance portables can be placed from the edge of the prop- erty. However, those two issues weren't high on the list of residents' concerns. The majority wanted to know when the number of portables will destine. "It's an eyesore:' said Saugecn Drive resident Christine Cooke. "It's the ugliest thing I've ever seen ... Those kids deserve to be in a docent school:' Highview Road resident Paul Rolfe noted, "One portable is one too many. To have the same number of portables as classrooms in the school is just astounding" However, Mr. Yewchyn reported the numbers won't be reduced until the board opens a new high school in north Ajax in 2001. He said at least 13 portables will be removed from St. Mary that year, while another five will be taken away in 2003, reducing the total to ,roughly 20. '.Ideally what we'd like to do is provide permanent accommodation for our students:' said Mr. Yewchyn, who revealed the board is looking for land to build a new high school in the town. But Ward I Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner reported there's no serviced land available in Picker- ing and there won't be for about five to 10 years. So, he maintained the solution is to build a perrnartent addition to the 6chool. "An addition would solve our whole problem:' . But, the school board turned down titan idea earlier this year. Meanwhile, residents also ex- ,- Sea ST. MARY page S ...- NAME DROPPING Find out who's .smiling and why, page 9 ANDREW tWANOWSKII News Advertiser photo Pickering Terry Fox Run participants Sheree Nicholson and Bob Wyles finish the 10 -kilometre route Sunday. Residents in Ajax and Pickering helped keep Terry's dream alive by participating in their respective community runs. Pickering still carrying a torch for Terry Fox MCKERIIVG — The most suc- cessful Pickering Terry Fox Run in recent years was held Sunday, with increases in participation, funds raised and volunteers. "It was just overall a fantastic day;' reports Carolyn Stevens, who organized the run sponsored by the Pickering -Ajax Women's Canadian Progress Club. Nearly 50 club members helped out Sunday, as well as about 25 volunteers from St. Mary Catholic Sewndary School. _Pis year 172 people participat- The Miracle you've been looking for ;�AV : Si Q L AT V S E. The Miracle C ..Skylight To put a Solatube in the dark corner of your home, contact the staff at Energy Outlet. 55 Taunton Rd. E. Ajax, Phone: 6194338-.- ~. Mon. -Wed. Sam4pm, Thurs.-Fri. Sam -born & Saturdav 10'am-6om ed in the event, a 15 -per cent in- crease over 1998. They ran, walked, in -line -skated, bicycled and skate- boarded the 10 -kilometre route which started at the Pickering Recreation Complex and proceeded along Valley Farm, Kingston, Gle- namta and Dixie roads. Approximately $16,400 was raised, a 25 -per cent improvement over last year. Some of the money was brought in by a team of volun- See FOX page S AJP PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, SePttmbw 21,1999 lcpe i le Pic( you can't afford to miss! September 22nd, 23rd and 24th, 1999 27 4y JEW Pick Fie Preterm P-00. M .rDOOR CE ONy 401 SIM, 0 LIMIT 4: 77� Pokemon Tpadi, l IV" Seep 3 1951 PA9.9% 87 :P�lfte Z h1Itw 7 8 -rd INallopy Bateries In AMU S¢es -.997 30 x 80"881 Sloeta �p,�� lluorted colours. Rep. S,gJ " ,q, ,,. 87 47 Tw wr} +' -Pr -ti .. . Ron Bodle Ckik Z Pft evepyNing in-stagyMIS WWHrAy I Tkrsdiy w on 81mog Double Club Z points will not be issued on: prescriptions, tobacco/smoke shop products, lottery tickets, alcoholic beverages, specific concessions and/or licensed departments and other items or categories of items specified as exclusions, Drivers still being hosed at gas pumps: McTeague Canadians have been suf- fering a "massive and sus- tained fleecing at the gasoline pumps" and the inflated gas prices are further evidence changes are needed to Cana- da's Competition Act, says Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP Dan McTeague. "We are heading towards 70 -cent -a -litre gasoline, there's no doubt about it;" says Mr. McTeaguc, noting prices at the pumps have al- ready reached 72 cents a litre in Montreal. Motorists here have seen the cost of gasoline rise to about 64 cents a litre. It should be no higher than 57 to 59 cents after the costs of oil and a fair profit margin are considered, says the MP "The (retail gaff) indepen- dents arc all gone and now consumers are being hurt:' NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, September 21,199!1 PAGE 3 A/P Mr. McTeaguc maintains the Competition Bureau has been far too timid in allowing monopolies or near -monopo- lies to develop in sectors such as oil and gas, supermarkets, air travel and telecommunica- tions, especially in compari- son to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. As well. he says, the act is inadequate and too complex to enforce. "It's such a legal labyrinth they never get their man:" He adds few complaints ever ac- tually come before the com- petition tribunal. For exam- ple, of 462 predatory pricing complaints filed between Jan. 1, 1994 and March 10, 1999, only two ended in convic- tions, he says. The MP is drafting a pro- posal for the complete rewrit- ing of the Competition Act, DURHAM REGION = DRIVER EDUCATOR 905-428-8594 LZ DRIVE INTO THE FUTURE WITH CONFIDENCE Ask about our courses APPROVED BV: 1).�.:�.0. & O.S.I.. 1.38 11ARNX'00[) AVE. S. ;;1 11-E , 118, :1J:%\ SALE .�� ___jPECIA BARGAINS IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Sept. 21, 1 News Advertiser Fit For Ufe NaxAck Moores Wick 'Pharma Plus AjaxlPick 'Toys R Us Ajax 'Whfte Rose AjaxVd Delivered to selected households only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossy paper, can be recycled with the rest of your newspaper through your blue box Recycling program. For information on delivering your advertising flyers, DUNCAN ",wAS``i FLETCHER at 683-5110. Gregory Tuesday's Carrier of the Week is, Gregon'. He enjoys hockey &break dancing He will receive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Congratulations Gregory for being our Carrier of the Week. Walmart,Ajax 135 Kingston Rd ,Ajax 222 Bayty St,W.Ajax 726 Kingston Rd.. Pick 136Q Kingston Rd. Pick which he expects to introduce as a private member's bill in the House of Commons. Changes would give individ- uals the right to initiate legal action against monopolies. He'll continue to push an- other of his private member's bills, C-235, to protect inde- pendent retailers from preda- tory pricing, by amending the Competition Act. Mr. McTeaguc notes he has support for strengthening the Competition Act from sources such as the Ontario government, the Consumers' Association of Canada and the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, The MP admits "very lit- tle" has been done to imple- ment the recommendations released in June 1998 by the Liberal Committee on Gaso- line Pricing in Canada, which he chaired. The federal and provincial governments are reviewing the retail gas in- dustry but he's not very opti- mistic about the process. "I don't hold much hope for it because the federal gov- ernment is using the same players who are the prime ad- visers to the oil industry." But he says governments will have to take notice of problems related to lack of competition in Canada be- cause they will affect the economy. He blames rising gas prices for a recent in- crease in the inflation rate, and maintains gas prices are hurting the province. BauFR �, Sears aims to buy Eaton's Sears Canada announced a bid yesterday to buy all out- standing common shares of the T. Eaton Company Ltd., and some of the bankrupt chain's department stores. Eight Eaton's stores are included in the transaction, with an option to acquire a further live stores. Pickering and Oshawa locations were not mentioned. "The option to purchase the five stores runs out at the end of the month;" explained Bernard Brunner, manager of Sears Canada in Oshawa. "We're waiting to see what will happen." If approved, the agree- ment will see Sears assume ownership of the Eaton's name, trademarks and Web YOU CAN WITH US site by the end of the year. The $50 -million deal - $30 million in cash plus an addi- tional $20 million upon real- ization of tax losses - will, ac- cording to Sears, "save up to 1,000 Canadian retail jobs." "This is creating an excit- ing opportunity for our com- pany;" adds Mr. Brunner. "Scars always considered Eaton's a worthy competitor and we arc saddened by its demise. The Eaton's stores initial- ly selected for purchase by Sears in Ontario include those in the Scarborough Town Centre and Yorkdale Shopping Centre. They would replace existing Sears stores in the shopping centres following renovations. 8aueir SUPREME 1000 '998 Moder hy�il�`Ll, HOCKEY GLOVES -1; ,: AOP PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, Sepbmber 21,1999 Videotapes released in bid to nab robbe ------robbery suspects 1 Police have released 1 videotaped bank surveil- lance footage depicting two robbery suspects, one wanted for a pair of botched holdups in Picker- ing last week, in the hope help from the public will lead to their arrests. The first failed robbery Bank at the Pickering Town Centre, police said. "He asked for large bills, but when the teller said she had none, he left the bank," said Sergeant Jim Grimley. Detectives are looking for a white man in his 30s. between 5 -font -9 ind 5_ white man in his 30s, 5 - foot -10 to 6 -feet -tall, with a heavy build, short brown hair with long thin side- burns, a mustache and goa- tee. He was wearing a green baseball cap, maroon T- shirt, blue jeans and sun- glasses. ; Anyone who recognizes either of these suspects is , I asked to call the robbery unit at 683-9100, ext. 5359 ; or Crime Stoppers at 436- , TIPS. , I 1 I ; 1 1 ONTARIOO S 1 �I I , 1 , iDRIVE, I , 1 /'■ r_= A UL I ' 1 ; IL L , 1 , 1V V L , Model years to be tested in ... 1996 199-f 1992 1900 1988 1986 1984 1982 1980 1 Accredited Test 1 Repair Facilities 363 Bayiy SL W. I (E. of Westney) Ajax (905) 428-8888 1 I , L Q1y t.- L' Q httiil' L U is L. LW 1715 Kingston Rd. 1 (E. of Whites) Pickering (905) 831-2974 I 425 l�'L��I` �h��t►lit ��h�Iu��Lil� Li�l, Daft SL w (at Westilm" Ajax (905) 427-2500 LLttc-L L=tt:n:�(lL L UI L. L!uLL c_k Lt�� 1201 sayiy SL W. ` (at Monarch) Alai (905) 68346561 11705 Dundas St. W. (at Lakeridge) Whitby (905) 430-66" 1 1 1167 Kingston Rd. 1 W of UvWP004 PkkffkV (80S) 427-2828 ; LA _L10 a lL LILtL tLt [&QLDU1 L-%1 j 1120 bundas St. E ) (at Anderewo (905) 6684uM L' t(:- LLQ L1Li.Q hQ UUZi 1 970 Brock%!W. S. 1 W of Bayhr) Pickering (905) 831-5400 1 1 l=ttlLLctLLQ Io%,0:1 557 Kingston Rd. -i (W of Wilifto PkAering (905) 420-90001 1 (ALr1I t:� Lc L _ 1 19 ms`rwood Ave. W of Hwy. 2) Ala: (906) 683-535s �MM .r l'L'lLttL�- �vN,L,tV.- 1 1025 Dueda: St. W. r R. of ulc.rl 10011Alhitby i9o5I 686-2= j NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDMON, September 21, 1 N9 AWE 5 P Pickering looks to honour its best with Civic Awards PICKERING - Once again this year the Town of Pickering is inviting citizens to nominate people for the annual Civic Awards present- ed to individuals and groups who exemplify outstanding service and achievement in the community. All nominations must be received by the Town by Oct. I. The award categories are: • Special Citation Award - to one or more individuals, groups or businesses from Pickering whose outstanding achievements over the last year or more, within or out- side the town, brought provincial, national or inter- national recognition; • Award for Bravery/Hero- ism - to one or more people for their selfless act of brav- ery or heroism in or out of the town during the last year; • Lifetime Achievement Award - to one or more indi- viduals living here or else- where for significant contri- bution over their lifetime to the betterment of the commu- nity; • Individual Volunteer Award - to one or more peo- ple for their outstanding vol- unteer service in the commu- Fox run `fantastic' FOX from page I tecr massage therapists and chiropractors who offered their services at the event in exchange for a donation. All the money raised goes to the Tent' Fox Foundation to be used to fund cancer re- search. As well, donations of food for event participants were provided by local out- lets of Sav-A-Ccntrc, Your Independent Grocer, Tim Honons and Great Canadian Bagel Company. "We've had more support than ever from the Town and volunteers;' says Ms. Stevens, adding assistance was also provided by Durham Regional Police and St. John Ambulance. Terry Fox Runs have been held in Canada and around the world for 19 years, in memory of the valiant young man the event has been named after. He was forced by the spread of his own cancer to abandon his 1980 one -legged cross - Canada run to raise money for cancer research, and died of the disease a few months later. The annual Terry Fox ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Pickering Terry Fox Run participant Wendy Butler is congratulated by young friends Brad and Nicole Holdforth after completing the 10 -kilo- metre route Sunday. Run is the largest fund-rais- ing event on any single day anywhere in the world. In 1998, Terry Fox Runs were held in 53 countries and raised $15.4 million for can- cer research. St. Mary solution ST. MARY frm page I pressed concerns about safe- ty in the neighbourlwW, not- ing the portables have creat- ed alleyways that are used for parties. Others expressed concerns about teens dump- ing garbage in the area and the impact portables could have on students' health. ' "It's not an ideal situa- tion, but we've got to make it workable," said Durham Re- gional Police Constable Phil Ross, the community liaison officer for Pickering high schools. Const. Ross believes, if a fence was erected along the edge of the property facing onto Highview Road, that would address some con- cems regarding garbage and .teens congregating in the neighbotattood on breaks. "We've got to make the best of it. We've got large numbers so portables are a reality until the new high school is built in Ajax" Meanwhile, St. Mary principal Mike Bak reported school staff will continue to listen to residents' concerns and will do their best to ad- dress them. "It looks like everything that can be done is being dote. Our staff' and students are making the best of it:' Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland, who chaired Thursday's meeting, told res- idents the purpose of the forum was to give both sides an opportunity to "hear one another". He added comments will be forwarded to council. nity over the last year or more; • Service Group Award - to a service group for outstand- ing contribution and service to the community over the last year; • Community Group Award - to a community group for outstanding contribution and service to the community over the last year; • Amateur Sports Award to one or more individuals or teams from Pickering in recognition of their excel- lence in amateur sports over the last year: • Youth Volunteer Award - to Pickering youths for out- standing volunteerism in or out of the town over the last year or more; • Youth Leadership Award - to Pickering youths for out- standing leadership within or outside the town over the last year or more; • Arts and Culture Award - to individuals, groups or busi- nesses from Pickering, in recognition of significant artistic or cultural achieve- ments in or out of the town over the last year or more; • Economic Development Award - to businesses from Pickering for significant con- 4'. on- you're wired with Shaw, you're ready for our Total Entertainment Package tribution to the town's eco- nomic prosperity over the last year or more: • Local Business Award - to businesses from Pickering for outstanding support of and participation in community activities over the last year or more: • Environment Award - to individuals, groups or busi- nesses from Pickering for a significant contribution to conserving or enhancing the town's natural environment; • Healthy- Community Award - to individuals, gn)ups or businesses from Pi,:kCring mho ,,c ;fictions dur- ing the last year exemplify the principles and objectives of Pickering's Healthy Com- munity Initiative. A selection committee will review the nominations and determine recipients from each of the categories. Award recipients will be notified by Nov. 5. Presentation of the awards will take place at a Town council meeting Monday, Nov. 29. For more information call the Town of Pickering at 420- 2222 or 683-2760 or visit the Town Web site at www.tow n.r)ickering.on.ca. Shaw Digital Full Cable Service Digital Music Express TNN The Mavie Network- dL— frJ , P P012E 6 NEWS ADVIUM SE I TUESDAY EDnMK >laplar- 0 211,119110 , Editorial SOP NEWS ADVERTISER SEPT EDITORIAL And the vacation goes on...and on... Sittings of Parliament on the endangered species list Talk about your summer holiday ... Commons) ruled, the House sat for an and fall break... and, well finally Parlia- average of 153 days per year. But in the ment will be back in session the day 1990s. largely under Mr. Chretien's di - after Thanksgiving. rection, that average has dropped to 120 You'd think after more than three days. So far this year, the House has sat months off, hundreds of MPs would be for just 93 days and with time off for Re - eager to be back at it in the House of membrance Week and an early Christ - Commons. Instead, it seems they'll be mas break planned that 120 -day figure eating turkey this October holiday giv- will likely not be reached. ing thanks for being away from Ottawa. Of course MPs don't just take off for Backbenchers aren't to blame for dw months at a time with nothing to do. light work schedule, mind you. That's Most attend numerous events in their the fault of the Prime Minister and his ridings, tour with parliamentary com- advisers and aides who've been none mittees to gather information and work too eager to have cabinet ministers face on committees in Ottawa. Arid, cabinet opposition heat during the daily grind of ministers must continue to run their de- Qucstion Period. partments and respond to the crisis of But really, in what other forum can the day in timely fashion. The PM him - the important, vital policy problems of self can travel to Durham to announce a the day be examined in public'? We're all new GM engineering project or tour the a little tired of seeing Minister of De- Far East with the latest Team Canada fence Art Eggleton and Foreign Minister trade junket. Work does get done. Lloyd Axworthy do the press confer- However, the government's plans for ence two-step over problems in the the second half of its mandate have yet Balkans or East Timor. New Immigra- to come to life. The Speech from the tion Minister Elinor Caplan has yet to 7brone, to be read by new Governor - answer questions from the opposition General Adrienne Clarkson, will outline over boatloads of illegal immigrants on Oct. 12 what we can expect from Ot- washing up on B.C. shores. What policy tawa over the next few years. It will be proposals does the government hav0 high time when it finally comes. The lack of time in Parliament fol- lows a disturbing trend that has in- E-mail comments on this editorial to creased in the 1990s. During the 1970s nnews®durhana.net. Submissions and 1980s when prime ministers Pierre wisich include dw writer's J" name Tnideau and Brian Mulroney (neither and town of residence will be consid- known as a big fan of the House of ered for Publication. 16 DKV W�Ni0ND MK,.. INIONS ! Wl%re! Ce1eb►Ote tA DURHAM 21 1 9 9 9 1.714 + 19119 - - T(ANTRENEMbER 7W U9TME WE Ef� II�E� WNrt AFouR50NET0(fTIER D D 6'NlJltarl LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Prepare grads Christ. While earthlings will be busy cloning each other, exploring for big event deep space, increasing in material gains, or inventing their unimagin- ables, they must be careful of their of millennium q for these temporal things. vul To the editr o. Certainly, the new millennium bring unimaginable changes. What wondrous times! The next 1,000 years will wit- ness the most spectacular event of earth's history - the return of Jesus Bad drivers, get off my back Time for tough enforcement against tailgaters, lane jumpers PicberMW resident Cohn >`liaterlon ' '' speeds in the middle and passing CROW wine xmkh% remi er and Colin lanes, many with only driving lights wr iia on. On Friday, Sept 3 there was a tem -It It has been suggested that the an- ble accident on Hwy. 401. It occurred swer to this problem is better driver about 20 kilometres west of a stretch r education. But ail drivers m Ontario of rood between Chad mn and London hoe to pass .a rather stringent road known as 'Death Alley'. . test. Despite this, it seems many dri- The official report was that the "ac- When we left Point Pelee the fol- vers forget the basic legislated and cidmr was caused by a combination lowing morning, light nein was falling. courtesy rules of the road. of 'poor weather conditions (fog) and By the time we reached 'Death Alley' The best way to tidtain drives is speeding". One element of careless travelling eastbound, the rain had not by further "education" but by more driving the report did not mention was turned into a very heavy downpour, re- aggressive enforcement of existing following too close which may also ducing visibility to about 20 metres. I rules, and not just speeding. It should have been contributing factor was driving in the right-hand lane and be made an offence to "drive without A few days earlier, on Aug. 25, my could barely see vehicles in front of due cane and consideration fo � the wife and I drove westbound me, except those with all their lights safety of other road users" and apply - along the 401 on our way to Point on and others when their brake lights ing this to such dangerous and dis- Peke National Park. Just past the Lon- came on. courteous offences as changing lanes oh Run-off, there was a sign posted But I was very conscious of the dei- without signalling, cutting in or fol - on the nght side of the highway de- vers behind me hanging on to my rear lowing too close. claring 'Road Safety by Enforcement'. bumper. They probably wondered why That may be the only way to keep Sum enough, within the next half -kilo- I reduced my speed. It was to give tailgaters off your back. metre, thine cars had been pulled over them a safe stopping distance in case I by police radar patrols. Obviously the had to brake hard. E-mail comments on dein column to drivers of these vehicles had been dn- Despite such terrible conditions, nnewsftadwlaam.net Include your wing too fast to read the sign. many motorists were driving at high fat! ncune and town of residence. wall it profit any of us to gain these 'great things' and lose our soul, or what poor mathematical judgment we have if we will trade eternity for a mere 'three score and ten' years. So, we should let our grads face the future with confidence. We should develop within them these traits: love, joy, peace, patience, gentleness, goodness, faith, meek- ness, and self-control. We should ensure that they love God with all their heart and mind; and their fel- low human beings as themselves. By so doing, we will eliminate all the 'isms' that the human race faces. To those who ask -What will our grads We in the figure?": The answer is an unprecedented in - creme of sinfulness and sensual ac- ti"bes. gam. wed, strife, deteri- astiort of the family, drunkenness, crime. pervasive homosexuality, li- centiousness and more. Let us help our grads carate and develop the vigilance and sober- mindedness that is necessary to do- tett the prowler on their path. That enemy of our eternal joy goes around as a roaring bon to devour us, and he goes about it in a highly deceptive way. While our grads will be im- mersed in their laboratories, space stations, mansions or in other great forms of entertainment and discov- eries, let me just warn them to be ready for the return of Jesus. Jeannette Hutchinson-Mounsey, Pickering PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classifted advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate -Automotive Advertising Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Manager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager NM (905)683-5110 5210 (905) 683-5110 Classified-, (905) 683-0707 Distributiow (905)683-5117 General Fax (905) 683-7363 E-mail newsroom@durwrn.net Web address www.durtmnncws.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Out. LIS 2H5 Publications Mail Saks Agreement Number 1332791 The News Advertiser is one of the Metrohnd Printing, Publishing and Distribtating group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Dowd of Tmde, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Conadia C ms- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- Imions Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advatisanent limited to space price error occu- pies. f ' LJ 151 P THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, September 21, 1999-PAGE 7 Pay as You -Play y 1 Pick- res Picketing f*r': ec 1, Aw Complex 1�'y' Comple �� ', y t s ,;� : s Fall • Racquetball., ' ' vRenewall - 2I 22 .* 6_8 4760*Memberships Always Welcometi Health Club x: •h r�D i remit�+ccess 420-48GQ own ertniII683-6582 Public Meetings @ o� � y /� /��f Pickenn !Museum Village Foundnt,on rcsenffi .� t Iw�n U�(,f Rdedng Recreation Complex September 21 TovrnCouncil Meeting �� September 22 Site Plan Advisory Committee September 27 Executive Committee Meeting , ✓ Health Club September 29 Committee of Adjustment ✓ Super Health --.,; . V' Squash f , ` �/� a ✓ mal ✓ CombiwatiM _ _ of 11 a m. - 4 p.nL oil include access to state-of-the-Art NIONDAY OC-l'OBER ]11. 1999pr•�" Pickering Concert Band •• ' • . Cordio Equipment AT NO EXTRA COST!!! The followlug rocaitia will be CLOS®on �' Dan the Music Man W Your Fitness Staff are hue Professionals: bleaft Odaber11,1999 September a FM. 1999 Ronno + � Degreed individuals who perform Fitness from 8 e 1 Consultations and answer your questions • Civic Complex (Town Hall) The Reformers of the 1837 Rebellion C�I;�Ialmnmr�a by in both the Fitness Room and Cardio • All Public Libraries welcome you tonight as they Ian their • Pickering Museum village P Doc Century-� Annex. Personal Trainers who provide the • Recreation Complex march on Toronto. 0 • Recreation Complex Pool You will be men a s I � Catherine MacLean K'�ri ual attention you deserve. g' Poria � ogist who addresses specific • Dumbarton Pool opportunity to glimpse at a C�Z1dr heatth concerns. SERVICES time long gone and almost 0 Heritage Pa4sp rt We'll gladly show you our ereclenfials! • Town Council Mer fonptten. . The Pickering Recreation Complex Otters These people are your Past; ;4Milking Demonstration To register your team youa safe and pleasurable workout spore Monday October 4/99 - 7:30 PM u are their call 90.5.839.9177 for ON �s and abilities - with Rte qualified. >• ■ t ori■ : ra: ■ �a Yo �Ncy R Scavenger Hunt ftwiQy support you, need. No collection i_1 ti E.'. i 1 1 It]LbakLikscia r %Ir PiC7C>tiiRL�TG i11KE- a useurri • • Closed on SuEdaduJnday. October 10, 1999 ADMISSION- tis Per Perso^ � S�� K i ages 12 and over Corn pot 8r BBQ �illage Regular Saturday Service Saturday October W99 Pmlbooklny tkkeW Is NO SERVICE Monday October 11199 FICKEOW MUSEUM VRLAGE recommended. PiCxF.urc MtrAWai Vn • + w on Hwy. 7 between Hock Road • IItyservices Is on Hwy. 7, between For more Information, •cad V{tcsbwy Road Can 905.683.8101 for mom information- Not Affected by the Holiday Schedule Brack (toad and please call Public Works Errrertency Tckphmw No. 905-683-4319 Westney Road (905) 683-6401 Aci,agm ts Its. San,on & Student* it. Clnldrea (5-12) 03. Familus 015 and partum ?REE • Closed on Sunday October 10199 and Enjoy a tuff-line of ccrc:o Monday October 11/99 equipment, fixed weights. Learn to Swim A Recreatios EmgMM , , selectortzed weight • Will not operate on Monday October 11199 machines and a stretching area in a= • Friday October 8 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM soothklg relaxing . Saturday October 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM REMINDER TO ALL TOWN OF PICKERING TAXPAYERS ermronment. When doing Sumby October 10 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Your Cardio workout. set Monday ber October 11 CLOSED 1999 TAX NOTICE y°`� �� tree w�t� October 9 to October 1 I Child supervision gazing over the Pickering CLOSED Recreation Complex pool. When doing your Fnday October 8 OPENSWIM: 6:00AM T07:30AM Final Installment of the 1999 FINAL PROPERTY TAX BILL weight f great"trt and ADL'LTMAREN T TUT SWIM: 9.00A.M TO IUO PM is due for occe miry Beni' of rtWrOfS. SWIM: 1:00 PM TO 3.:00 PM Sett ti ADULT +r.! ... `.• swwali odp arc is afc ADI:LTSWIM: 3:00 !'MT04OOPM Payment OPEN SWIM: 4:00 PM TD 5:00 PM Q Arafwry Rsearrua. eiy(ss p3J-17// w 6P36517 7:00 PM TO 9:00 PM (Residential, Farm & Managed Forest Only) Saturday 000er10OPEN NSWIM: I-W00 PMTO4:00PM Town of Pickering Sunday October 10 OPEN SWIM: 1110 PM TO 400 Put Final Installment Payable Sept. 27, 1999 Monday OLIC+a I I CLOSED 1999 Civic Awards "Call for Nominations" If you have not received your Tax Notice please telephone the The Town of Pickenng will once again be presenting Civic Awards to members of the Municipal Office at (905) 420-4614 (North Pickering (905) 683-2760). community who have exemplified outstanding service, and to celebrate the activities and Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not eliminate the responsibility for achievements of those deserving individuals and the payment Of taxes and penalty. local groups. The 19W awards mirror the Town's Heather Holmund vision statement and include the following categories: August 23 - October 8 Tax bills for multi-residential, commercial, industrial classes and sub- • sped, Citation Award classes are delayed due to Bill 79 (Capping Legislation) and will be ' Ch* Award for Braver�MenWi m • Pickering artist Heather Y ( PP g $ ) • Lifetime Achievement Award billed at a later date. • Iaaivkkiat Volaateer Award • ® Holmund is currently • service G Award displaying her watercolours A late payment fee of 1.25% is added to the unpaid installment balance -A sGroup wA in the Town of Pickering, • Yoalh Volunteer Award Civic Complex Foyer. for each month. The late payment fee is charged on the fust day of each . Yo.w Leadenlilip Awwd calendar month until the balance is paid in full. • AM and mare Award Please cal I • Urban Design Award (905) 420-4620 - I�a iDuceviellowpmd ew wwara for more information Saturday Sept. 18th • 3:00 pm - 8:00 •13 -19 ears = ft y A~d We invite and encourage you to submit a-73-4puaPua 9fteat 2" Tbwus�y nominations for local groups and individuals, and 7paa Brtttiea D� others wbo have made a significam contribution to the Town of Pickering: Detailed descriptions of r 3.70M Glirillifm Art each award. and nomination forms are available at f ' , • a'Tpe Vi11e�Lad R true Information/Reception areas of the Pickering ' r 3-Spa Dal Civic Complex, Recreation Complex and all • 4-7put ISA s Baa E Library 8ninches. tF7ps a�9p�N E Please note that all nominations must be received g'rp 1st ps asay by the Town of Picketing Clerk's Department no AI 7.80.1!h111111ee A Zheaa is Streetbaa later than Friday, October I, 1999. A selection committee will review the nominations and w �4 pati determine recipients from each of the categories. CALL Award recipients will be notified by Friday, G,�`�„ • • cc r1 November 5, 1999 and the presentations will take 'AIfi11A1161 Great New Pairs, COB( Shooting Game place at the Town Council Meeting on Monday, Sink as many baskets as you can in 1 minute :November 29, 1999. ! _ Age Groups: 74; 9-10; 11-12; 13-14; 15-16; 17-19 If you have any questions, please contact the ' Raptor and Movie Prizes to the top 3 teams per division Town of Pickering at (905) 420-4222, or from Call 420.6588 to r, or sign up at the Park telephone; to north Pickering at (905) 683-2760. ■ '+�'..rw,rar!•�wN,.••...MIIPr aicr wWAl.N•-, ♦,.,,..,� .. ..�.,-.,.y.,.`►�r AP:�...a-lrai.nP-.�.MY.r,...r .-•..f�:h+w.�tl�lnsr�!•at l .....�> ��. N.TLiA01h.Je.'!1".�'!'1°:wtwT�'R�F'S!'A.aa4^_�+*.•�-- AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, Sept tuber 21,1989 Nuclear emer encplans comingtogetherg Y Emergency measures director files annual report in Durham A "low-level" event at the set up an emergency opera- as the provincial fiscal year. coming year. Darlington Nuclear Generat- tions centre once they were The report outlines what Highlights during the re- ing Station in April of 1998 told of the Darlington inci- Durham has been doing in porting period included two proved to Regional officials dent. Durham, Clarington, terms of nuclear prepared- mak exercises to test notifi- that Durham's emergency Oshawa. Ajax and Pickering ness and outlines what the cation and evacuation drills. procedures work. officials monitored the situa- Region will be doing over the In the annual Nuclear tion at Darlington until it was Emergency Preparedness re- brought under control. Superwalk helps port Durham must file with "Everything went the provincial Solicitor Gen- smoothly, the reporting from oral. Emergence Measures the Region down to the mu - Director Ivan Ciuciura noted nicipalities. The information Parkinson's patients the Darlington event "con- flowed and everyone was no - firmed the effectiveness of tified;' Mr. Ciuciura said in You are being asked to emonies will be Ken Shaw notification and fanout pro- an interview. "walk to help those who of CFTO-TV. cedures within the Region as "All centres and emer- have difficulty walking-. The Parkinson Founda- well as the co-ordination pro- gency managers were con- The 1999 National Su- tion of Canada funds re- cedures with the nuclear sta- [acted" perwalk for Parkinson's will search throughout the coun- tion and the Province" He adds the Darlington be held Sunday, Sept. 26. try into the cause and man - Durham has to file a re- incident was -the lowest The Durham chapter will agement of Parkinson's• port each year under the level of official reporting" host its walk from Loblaws provides support for people Provincial Nuclear Emer- and no radiation was re- in the Durham Centre at with the condition and their gency Plan (PNEP). leased. Harwood Avenue and Hwy, families, and offers current In an information report Mr. Ciuciura's report to 2 in Ajax. information. going before Regional Coun- the Province covers the peri- Registration begins at I To find out how you can cil on Wednesdav, Mr. Ciu- od of April 1. 1999 to March p.m. and the walk follows at join the walk, call Jean ciura stated Durham officials 31, 1999, which is the same 1:30 p.m. The master of cer- Keary in Ajax at 619-1469. P� e � C -KE R1 ,fax r,.;�"�• �vp�"*g �'�u1.`.:�: FAMES R• YANCH TRUSTEE IN BANKRUPTCY Personal and Business Bankruptcy Including all other Insolvency Services OSHAWA 122 Albert St. 721-7506 AJAX 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 COBOL TRG 72 King St. W. 372-4744 Just the fax? Send it to us at: 905-E83-7363 HyunGR.I HYUIIDAi ; Ow GEtT N oo - 0 t LACING FIN A 1999 CLEARO T �� u WITH LOW FINANCING OR LOW LEASE RATES ON ALL MODELS. 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RAST M 1994 TAURUS WAGON 3.8 IV. fully `loaded in super condition: Price ind. safety/dean air etc. $769" 1992 .TAURUS GL very dean, auto, Iest drive today. 1996 CMC DX COUPE Automatic Willi AM/FM stereo, dual airbags, 'Black is beautiV. Al condition. "Compare 4'12885 1989 ACURA ."LEGEND" V6, automatic, goaded. 'Top of the hw, fully certified. HW. 401 DAYt_Y ST. U cEEenFlr ASIS VEHICLES. 3 IN STOCK FROM $450 ; r NEWS ADVERTISER, TUESDAY EDITION, September 21,1899 PAGE 8 AM • NEWSWaime 'ro PP 1 9 ADVERTISER SEPT. 21, 1 9 9 9 Birthday "It's the big one for Kyle Hack - b u s h . Wishing our baby a h a p p y birthday on Sept. 19 are Mommy, Nannv and P o p p a, Uncle Jay, Jordan and Justin:" Birthday Happy birthday wishes to a busy girl as Rachelle sem+. eta Degen- stein"` turned seven years old Sept. 16 and cele- bratcd with a barbecue with family and friends. Special guests were Grandma and Papa from Alberta. "Have a great year"' Love from big sister Alycia, Mom, Dad and all the pets. 1 Birthday---] No, she's not married yet, but Bri- anna Campbell turns seven years old on Sept. 21. Happy birthday wishes, hugs and kisses come from Mom, Aunt Kelly, Grandma, Grandpa and Rebel" Sept. 20 is a spe- cial day for Justin Humby as he cel- ebrates his lev- e n t h birthday. Lots of love is sent his way from M o m , Dad, Vicki and Kyle. Birthday Birthday "Sept. 17 was an ex- citing day in t h e Clements household,,.. since a spe- cial girl cel- ebrated her ninth birth- day. Wish- ing Megan i a great day and terrific year were i Dad, Mom, Alex, Adam and Chloe. Happy birthday May- i May!' Birthday Cutic Blakely:';j�:�, Marshall cel- ebrates her i' birthday on "" '� Sept. 25. ,,ew `Happy birth- day sweet- heart. On the day that you were born, the angels got together and decided to create a dream called you. The joy you bring to our lives is immeasurable. Happy third birthday beautiful. We love you so very much. Love Mommy, Pappa and Ilan:' Birthday Geoffrey „a Mitchell Terrett is one big fella who turned two years old Sept. 16. t "Have a fun j party. Lots of love from Nana, Uncle James, Auntie Natalia and Auntie Gal- adriel. " Practice the 3 R's Reduce, Reuse, Recycle. Please recycle this news -paper Birthday Birthday "Oh no, Fin is four - oh! Keep dancing :Steve. Lots of love trom all of your women at home" Steve's birthday was Sept. 15. "Happy birthday sweetpc:a." Bran- don turned two years old on Sept. I S. He's the son of Robin and Mike Heggie of Port Perri. and the grandson of Shirley and Don Heg- Rie of Pickering and Diane and Eric Binns of Port Perry. Birthday Happy birth- day wishes to "our son" Joseph on Sept. 17. `. H a p p y birthday baby! Love f r o m Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa, family and friends. We love you." i Birthday Love and best wish- es to Ajax's newest and ' finest oc- togenarian onSept. 14. Family and friends of Ed Dorsey say, -80 looks good on you!" Spe- cial loving wishes from grandkids Matthew, Thomas, Paul, Chlce and may• The 'ace of bass' turned 16 on Sept. 18 which means Darrell Kelly is thinking about getting a learner's per- I mit. Happy birthday from Mom, Dad, Dobbie. dike and liana. "We love l you. Birthday 4# .r 't 1 � Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? Let us know. We'll publish your special occasion in an easy -to -read and easy -to -clip forma.t... Birthday I 4. It was double digits for Lisa Beairsto on Sept. 2, as she celebrated her 10th I birthday. "Happy birthday Lisa! Lots of love from Mom, Dad, Brian, Sarah . , and Scooter." ...Send to: .Name Dropping, clo Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Birthday "Little Irish lassie" Jen- nifer turns nine years old on Sept. 23. Happy birthday and love from 1. A Mom, Dad a n d Heather. Birthday Birthday "Oh no, Fin is four - oh! Keep dancing :Steve. Lots of love trom all of your women at home" Steve's birthday was Sept. 15. "Happy birthday sweetpc:a." Bran- don turned two years old on Sept. I S. He's the son of Robin and Mike Heggie of Port Perri. and the grandson of Shirley and Don Heg- Rie of Pickering and Diane and Eric Binns of Port Perry. Birthday Happy birth- day wishes to "our son" Joseph on Sept. 17. `. H a p p y birthday baby! Love f r o m Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Grandpa, family and friends. We love you." i Birthday Love and best wish- es to Ajax's newest and ' finest oc- togenarian onSept. 14. Family and friends of Ed Dorsey say, -80 looks good on you!" Spe- cial loving wishes from grandkids Matthew, Thomas, Paul, Chlce and may• The 'ace of bass' turned 16 on Sept. 18 which means Darrell Kelly is thinking about getting a learner's per- I mit. Happy birthday from Mom, Dad, Dobbie. dike and liana. "We love l you. Birthday 4# .r 't 1 � Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? Let us know. We'll publish your special occasion in an easy -to -read and easy -to -clip forma.t... Birthday I 4. It was double digits for Lisa Beairsto on Sept. 2, as she celebrated her 10th I birthday. "Happy birthday Lisa! Lots of love from Mom, Dad, Brian, Sarah . , and Scooter." ...Send to: .Name Dropping, clo Keith Gilligan, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 r 1 -P PAGE 10 NEWS AOVERTIM TUESDAY EDITION, &ptt,tnbsr 21,1990 S p rt 0 EIS URE N E W S A D V E R T I SER SEPT. 21, 9 9 9 9 Pickering juniors lose close ones to Aurora, Oshawa Panthers drop two games or wepkpni� BY AL RIVE7T Sports Editor PICKERING — Inconsistency is plaguing the Pickering Boyer Pontiac Pan- thers in the early stages of the OHA On- tario Provincial Junior 'A' Hockey League season. In their home opener Sunday, the Pan- thers put forth their best 60 minutes of hockey in the young season, but were stymied by a hot Oshawa Legionaires goaltender in a 3-2 loss at the Pickering Recreation Complex. Forty-eight hours earlier, the Panthers played its contest at the College Weekend in Mississauga Friday and dropped a 2-1 game to the Aurora Tigers in a particularly sloppy effort. The winning goal for Aurora was inadvertently kicked into the net by a Panthers' player. The Pickering juniors threw everything but the kitchen sink at Oshawa Legionaires netminder Brett Lemon, including 44 shots, but were only able to connect for two goals in the loss in their inaugural home game of the 1999-2000 season. De- spite the setback. Panthers' coach Eric Ross was pleased by his charges' perfor- mance. -We've played eight exhibition games, as well as against Ajax and Aurora, and we've only played well in spurts: a period here and a period there. I was quite con- cerned with the effort. I challenged the kids to play three solid periods against Os- hawa and they did. It was the best three pe- riods we've played to date;' notes Ross. The Panthers outshot Oshawa by a wide 44-19 margin, but Lemon was the difference in net for Oshawa as the visitors dealt the Panthers their second loss in three league contests. Pickering opened regular -season play last Tuesday with a 5-5 tie in Ajax against the Axemen. "You have to give full marks to him;' says Ross of the Oshawa goalie. "He was outstanding in net. He stole two points from us" Bill Duncan and Mike Hanna scored for the Panthers against Oshawa. While disappointed with Friday's re- sult, Ross says the team's coaching staff is League Sarnia Sting training camp and welcomed their newest Panther in infant will likely assume the number -one goal- son Cameron Ross, weighing in at 9 lbs., tender position with Pickering... Panthers' 5 oz., born Friday, Sept. 3 at Markham - 4 head coach Eric Ross and his wife Lisa Stouffvilie* Hospital... willing to be patient with the 15 rookies on the Panthers' roster as they grow and de- velop into junior hockey players. "On Friday, we didn't play well enough to win. But, we have 15 kids who played minor hockey last year, so there's going to be a transition period. I don't want to let losing become acceptable, because it's not, but we can't continually have a negative attitude. Frankly, we have to let the kids develop.- The evelop"The Ione bright spot in Friday's loss to Aurora was the goaltending of Garrett McKinnon, a former Ajax -Pickering Raiders 'AAA' midget goaltender, who marked his junior debut with an "excep- tional" game against the Tigers, says Ross. Patrick O'Halloran scored the lone Pan- thers' goal against the Tigers. The Boyer Pontiac Panthers play two home games this coming weekend. They host the Oshawa Legionaires on Friday at the complex at 7:30 p.m. On Sunday, the Vaughan Vipers come to Pickering for an 8:30 p.m. contest against the Panthers. 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Accepting resumes during business hours except lunch 8 dinner No phone calls please XI General Help CARPENTER a OARPENTE� - d mTena:e Iv Dy a 10CM manutactunnq comparry for 6-8 week as signmem Fax resume 905 434.5346 Tef 905-434-5457 CHOIR DIRECTOR AND W0QS"IP LEADER St Paul s on -the -HAI ,n Pickenng ,s a young grownnq and diverse corgregatwn Our timet Son- dav nwr^mg worst so. am embrace bom rfasslcy hymns as well ad varyard 9* prase music The man tefC, blMY would be to play IN organ aril pomp lot out uNdmonal service and to lead Ore dWir The May carlOdare we have a strong tam, a heart mor wol am good leader- ship Skills St Pairs owille- Hill Church. Pwmnrlg, at 905- &39-3152 CONCESSION SHIFT SUPER- ViSJP 2025 hourywet* nights 8 weekends 1 year food experwla Resumes to Imermossiors A Iroquois Park Arena DOMINO'S PIZZA Business .,,oma,; v7d *),.Ng Dml- •rs App, ar lOi andas St 61WN 433-0730 Pith" 2'5 rk"Vttya y Also931 0030 Oa id 8 W" � part-time PZn COURIERS WANTED Experience necessary. Start from your area. Top pay weekly Call (905) 427-7733 frim . Wndug coiner company with reliable can and vans Earn - Ing potential M. weeks � stirbg bonus (905) 427- E.C.E-MSSRSDAT Required to on-call, supply sun, by "Irty child nn cenu mn- imum yam of age Resumes onsDy Sept 2441h b First Slops Cwduro sen - Ices 1990 VAN Rd. Pick- ing Ort LIV 6P5. O PEI EKS GLASS utter. Mui be able to .aid be a team player t14Rlow plus Oemefits. 9175.631.2333 00108"Bu n IINE COOK required the fug time Season- al worm A the deer deet 90 and cow" club, Please tax resume to (905) 427-1611 an Terry SWNGLEt1 WAMT® - Expert - ;ed only apply Trarhsporar mon necessary to N. Ajax Hm+M wage 1905)-083.6369. Required Apply In person with resume to Nickels Restaurant Ajax. TECHNICIAN Junior Position for troubleshooting of computerized boards. Good communication skills, some electronic background „-ith ability to use volt meter and oscilloscope. Some com- puter knowledge with respect to DOS and Windows help- ful. E-mail text file only re- sume to: j.new man@interhop-net 40 AZ DRIVERS for Ilial Durham work. Minimum 2 year AZ experience Guaranteed 40 hrs. per week Call T.D.S. Personnel 112 Athol St., Suite 203, Whitby, Ont. 1-1138-439-7777 905-430-8605 General Help EXPERIENCED 10 PA• �""'leeiends Apply ,n ,%.)A at Kathryns Gnu i 5a 376 Kingston Rd = .3e Mout Plan iXTERIOR STUCCn —77 .. able. construction person with Hawk 6 Trowel and se~ Ing experience Must have own kransoortition and work boom Most work in G T A Please til W5)427 -941 5 SPECTRUM LOCK fast grow- ing somware t •m has an tin - mediate reed for a SAWAd- nerustrall" Assistam The successful candidate should be ed friendly. well -groom pasta exceeent commum- raeon SkdK lwmlervoral), and have a good telephone per- Stlmiamy 16o-801. phone) Ex- Zer" knowledge 01 M5 Word and Exai reuuary ACT' and owckDooks experlernce a debate asset Full tune pos,- hon in O:W. includes a competittve wage and W* - tits Fax 905.720.1691 or pin iesaw coal FINE DOING WAITERS ani way -sses -ozfw'ed ,mme• O,aldy PrewOm6 MMM exp A neCCSSIty Also require ex- penencto buseder for blues bar Call Robert for apps 430 95511 after 12 now LAondo Restaurant FOIL TOK i PART TIM houseketpng positions avail- aOle to sun unmediatey to resume to 905.721-3200 FULL WW time cook needed for The Prince Restaurant Appy wmftn between 2p in i 44p 1009 Dundas St E GENERAL lAaORER wanted for lord Imgatiw conpyy, Drivers Netnse required. Ex- perience not naeuary will tram. Call (905)-852-2116. UNWAL LAa01N1ER re- gkred 1« w0o0wOrk- flop. a resume b (905)723-3945. GIFTWARE state loolonq for cO xwftuf person 10 ow ria fie safes noo and sten. Stodo be aloe to coor- ty�eseTakeirdh�ave to aftin- is1N new ideas and follow up on daily routines. Also MWr- INIc for Christmas. sawkwits send resume Filo Oshawa This Wed. 665 Farr well St. Oshawa, Ont. LIN 71.5. IMRISTYL.ISTS POSITIOU availaW la Alm Waft and Oshawa. Excellem trainng and oplWun ties al MagipAs. Call Kathryn (905) 576 2512. nllt out OPEfNNGS Na- tional advertising company expanding Openings in cus- tomer service a manager trainees No experience nec- essary Full training provided. Call Sarah 416-335-6246 (NO TELEMARKETING) TELE -RECRUITERS fp major rJumy Evenings from home Retiree preferred Must have VEnglish skills. Seniors For Business 9D5 -68H717. �1� General Help -ompaoy -.,ng to nae 10 people for ground keel pose ons 5360 per wept to stan No experience required raining provided Applicants -via trove mar cap (905) sm -81610( interview AM EDUCATIONAL TOYS Crmsimas is coming Supple meal your family income while having tun set" quak- y affordable toys. games. Dartles through home par - I", fund ryfers. CataiOque sales 1!,Z3,1-4567 exl 9496 LANDSCAPE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY requires labourers to start ,mmedakly Knowf- saw rem n rlociurg retail- xg raps. amperary an asset Must have own tra twortabon Fax resume to (905) 432- 2166 LICENSED MECNANIC or 3rd or 4m yea apprentice lot a very busy a bay garage in Ajax Must nave fools Bn'ng resume in person to 711 pin- ky Ave Alai or Calc (905) 6117.7301 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL %kl- term !emp mist save 6 sterJ 0 0 boots Pick - ening through Ushaw areas Car an asst From $7 5o to 5900 per mai We wig be timer viewing at the Oshawa Chic AudRorkrm 99 Thornton Road South. Oshawa, Every Tun and Ttwrs 930 a.m - 2 p m LIVE -NI Supemtendent cptDk required tui 27 uw Duldirgs IOnted n SOultm Cpttnl osm- wa Enpenence required in mannterlance and manage - mend Prefer mrddk-aged or retired. healthy couple. must be able to perform physical work. P43M tax resumes to r905j623-2257. Of* quaidieis Applicants will be contacted for an imoerwe . LOOKING FOR wWkdiaM. personme in-store product sa nom for pen rime work 16 - 20 Ides per vadt plus vacation pay. Please Call wm eam"e I -en -W& 9697 MAIgMMI Restaurant. At- qura Hr pr PIT buffet aKerd- ant. hat stag and Busboy. Expeneece not Mous ry. Photo ID requited. Apply in ppeerrssoonn from 2 OOpnn to S:OOpm at 1725 Kkgson Road, Pic" (KmV"V East Of Brack Road) WANT A GOOD JOB?? MASSErS RESTAURANT Requires Full time permanent experienced LINE COOKS Apply in person to 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering $$ EARN EXTRA MONEY $$ Men and Women with cars, trucks or vans are needed to deliver Telephone Books in Durham Region. Clerical and Materials also needed. Payments are made by contract with no deductions. Contractor must be 18 years of age or older and have automobile insurance. CALL TODAY 1-800-306-1071 Monday through Friday 9am to 4:30pm Please Do Not Call The Telephone Company LOCAL DAIRY EQUIPMENT DEALERSHIP Seeking Sales/Service Person in area. Must have ability to work and plan independently. Service experience preferred, sales and agricultural background a plus. Extensive training program and growth potential. Please fax resume to (905) 655-8300 or Phone (905) 655-3177. AJAX Requires Full time experienced head cashier. Must have strong customer service and man- agement skills. Canadian Tire experience an definite asset. Fax resumes to: Terry Phillips @ 905-683-1637 %I (:N VERS PUB Mature Servers & Line Cooks required. Apply in person with resume 9-5 p.m. 105 Bayly St. W. Ajax O MAN POWER IMMUTNE SECRETARIAL POSITIONS Temporary / Long b Short term assignments in Durham, East Scarbor- ough- Intermediate skills with Microsoft Office 95 Windows,NT4.0 ALSO Recruiting for Accounts Payable Clerks, Bilingual Customer Service, AS400 Experience Fax mumu to 905-631-8134 PREP & LINE COOK F/T & P/T for busy sports bar Call Tony at (905)640-1919 Hermann Laue Spice Co., a Scarborough manufacturer of custom blend spices, that will be relocating to Uxbridge in October 1999, has 2 openings for a Shipper -Receiver. Please mail your resume to: Hermann Laue Spice Co., 3401 McNicoll Ave. Unit 3 Scarborough, Ont. MiV 2V5 Att: Valentin Ordeanu Fax: (416) 299-9206 • i' - - ` c v,. • c kite'$'fdu'�t�.r'"Vi'''#'1tS.7rp!�%« - ... Earn $9.50/hr Overnight weekend cleaning shifts at Uxbridge location. 16 hrs/.wk. guaranteed. Fill out app. at front counter CLERK Required for Whitby Electronics Service Dept. Wi11inx to train person with related skills. Phone ("5) 668.6429 blonda�-Fndas 9 ()i)A ,1 --i (x)v,I OPENING (Ajax North) Now recruiting: Shift Supervisors Assistant Ntanagers Join an enstromnent where your insight and coaching talent will contribute to sen ice excellence and a winning team Forward your resume to: WE:NDN" S 80 Bavly St. Ajax. Ont. LIS IN9 Fa111905 427-2729 NpnU[D INC. re„uaes metal saw operator for busy labrca- ton plant in Oshawta Please tax resume to: 1-905-725- 6e87 Now INRNIG. staff for assts- bnt leader at Christian Day- care. Part tome to Stan men 1111I little to follow tall 905 939.16112 PARTNER'S BILLIARDS. s ;rang for a mate :. r11 . ',lar person. Flexible 11.11; to ratk days, "WS/weetendS ,>trrpukr experience and Smart Serve preferred Please bring n u resume to Parma's Billiards. 1916 Dun- das SI E. Whmby Photographer Full-time experienced In portraits am wtd0ings Possessing., management skillsground in camera sales and photo finishing Retail experience preferred Call between 110amm-3pm only Monday - Friday (905)831 -M7 o day - (905)831 -M7 rNMIn Ile AAKE - Li - o ised liechanw, Gas At- lbendanb forA ewpe�ds rab Lan eber, snack in posol to ce Truck Stop. 5399 HVhwW 47. UxWft SEARS AVTMONM Indoor Clean Air services Dpp. is Iooltirg for positive. enthw $066c M&Vduals to bods ap- poinurwKs. No selling. no ex- pwelpkellcpeusfm /part Yore, howb 4 201 bonuses. GN 905- 0. OPiRAT011s cleat, modem nrfg plats khcaled in Pidkei incl, hill. rale + piece work bonus. rrkst have eVerierice with ndllSblal machine. Call Brenda ("K) 420764 mentors. For winter unin. tenance. Brock Rd d Newton - write Yards. DZ' required. Forward resume: 1065 Toy Ave., Pickering, Ont LIW 3P1. Atte: Joyce Korting WAIT S OUSBING STAFF - experience a must Fulnime in busy family restaurant, apppply in person to Teddy's 0 Kwmq St. & Park Rd., Oshawa TELESALES pe some .Narlt i ,o, mmed ate sun by weft established company. Pleas- ant friendly working at- mosphere. Evenings shins. hourly plus bonus incentives 4paid 7weekly Cao Chuck 905- THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looking for Kids !c deliver pa- pers and flyers duo# to cop tour firm a week ow 6 00 PM in them nephborhoodiS. Cin 905.663-5117 TORONTO WAGES, bru- presSed work well, 4 or - 4 off, travel non -pole hme. mo- bile Secunry with Ortano's famous law enlot emenmf compares Car required Phone 800-367.0000 or 416-469- 4429 or to resume 416-469- 4255 TUTOIIICOMPANION for n- termed,ate sluaent m Mapk- Ridge arca Yon -Fn . 4p in So in Required rammed Please tax resume to 905- 420-2076 or Cap 416-777-0780 4/3065 Mon -Fn, 9a in - Sp in Car rin weed WAREHOUSE CLERK approx 3C hrs,week) Inventory stock - ng and process” orders tot shipment Experience pre- terred Fax rw resue to Barb (905WO-7342 EXP SINIIGLERS AMC LA BOURERS REG'O - relu::: a'�4 ha1'1A1j1• „g ONLY HE:J APPLE 4"firg exp an as set Canpetrtrve wages/stea- dy work Mike , 905) 666-5214 NOME WORKERS NEEDED.II assembling our products Ideal for suy at home moms And students Stan Imme- rlWeiy For tree told. package ca 24 his toB-tree 1.888- 771-7409 YOUR GOOD IMALTN STORE OC. requires full time nelp. dos. week rwgms. and wee- kends. Vitamin knowledge a must or ntAnkional tonsuorl Apply in person 1 OMee T required by Pickering nams- faduring company Approx. 25 hrs per week. Familiar with Aecisac. Fax resume to: (905KW7376. EKPUAENCEO BOOKEEPER, for one day per week Kw* edge M ouickkooks 6 Gov- ernment Rwwittmm, AIR, and NIP Fax resume to (905)666.11537. OFFICE PERSOR required for heating and air conditioning compary. Telemarketing ex- perw u an asset Salary plus Comm n. Please Cal t(905)=115� fax resume PRRT TM - 3 hours per day. Must have experience in book keeping and draft good lessers. Fax resume to 905-637-2326. P440M' 1 Local Manufac- kmer - PAYROLL CLERK. PT pare weekly payroll: maintain records for benefits, WSIB, and employee tiles; various payroll related duties; knowl- edge ; iexperience preteAPommng back- ground. Apply in person at uranduld Plastics Inc.. 1950 Boundary Road. Whitby, Ont General Help We currently have the following opportunity for an individual to join our team at our grocery consolidation centre in Ajax. Yat SakK Ikno / Aeeres EXPANDING PRINTING CC. zeds sell -motivated career minded Saks peopie 10 urv- ce Dulness community. Call 905)579.0605 MARCO Auto Panting and Bodvworks reeds an outside fleetrtrade account sa*3;NH son Na ownight 1ravN fNY- able vehicle required. Esti- lCallnot essential Call djohn 19051576.5005 NEW MEDIA company in Oshawa seeks energetic sales representative Excel- lem commission 00 bol e$ o los- es. LOIS of room to adWrice Must rim car Cale 404.23W OSHAWA•S Premier Bed- room Speciality Store IS uarcta lot full-time Saks people Experience an am. but If you are the dynamic we wile train Fax to Sulk ms(9051728-8029 PLANT SALES - Dynamic Sales person required for growin Durham Offset prim shop wand commission ftm (905) 665-0138. SALESPERSON - racing and automotive background pit. kmed but not necessary. Must tuve sales experience, com- puter and Internet, good fil Phone skills ambitions and dedicated to sell floor space AM sponsors" for large auto and resume 10 (90s 436-0048 sew Sttilled H AIRCRAFT PMTS. mainufac- Wier requires a conventional machinist Entry level: on - Doh Fax resume to 905471- 0141 ARCHITECTURAL Millwork With located In Durham Re- gion requires an AUTO CAD OPERATOR (Release 14). Minimum 5 years experience. Please fax resume to 905- 983.9714 AUTO BODY REPANI person needed for full time. Must haveexperience and own tools. Call Steve at 905-721- 2048 AUTOMOTIVE RI MMMT needed for busy engine ren- ter, experience competitive salarygood working environment. Fax re- sume to 432-7060 or all 432. 1711 required for busy millwork Shop in Durham area. Please call (905)686-4287 owent, MRIft81 required lot store fixtures. 3.5 years ex. per-. Whitby 905-685-1226 General Help the right place General Help ®j Gerieral Help she right time. OPERATIONS COORDINATOR - Ajax In this role, you will supervise and direct the hourly workrorce within a fast -paced warehouse grocery consolidation centre, in the areas of shipping, receiving, putaway and maintenance. In addition, you will provide support to the Operations Manager as required. Your college diploma or equivalent education and/or experience Is complemented by a minimum of 2 years warehouse operations and consolidation experience. A proven leader, you are adept at multi -tasking and responsive to Immediate and changing demands Highly customer -service oriented, you are also proficient with computers and possess excellent organization and communications skills. We offer competitive compensation and benefits as well as exceptional career growth potential Please forward your resume. in confidence. to: Ryder Grocery Services, Human Resources. 302 The East Mall. Etoblcoke. Ontario M96 688 Fax (416) 234- 7376 We thank all applicants for their interest. but only those selected for Interviews will be contacted No phone calls please - i ", Ryder Grocery Services Skilled Help Skilled Help CLASS "A" ALTO TECH. c ya;rr:i tar Busy Shop Also SHOP HELPER Expenence with oil changes and tires an asset. Apply in person to: R & G Auto Centre 1600 Bayly St., Pickering or call (905)420-1389 CABINET MAKERS e ire: , SHEET METAL vc,ke,s . :-r-'Wm -eg,dr Fuiiy 4"n- gwred mmedylely Fuii-hale Ottyer�yd Cabinet takers reed Please bad 0050!;-2901 to 905-9�Q19714 u CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Must hive carpentry rough and int dolts. Dry"Oapmg S les. W.MV to work out of town. Fax resume to 905-436- 9314 DIESEL MECHANIC licensed with own tools tui busy shop Please reply To hie 0424 Oshawa This Week. PO Box 481, Ostuw. Ontario UH 71.5 ELECTRONIC TECHNICIAN wanted for contract work :wn verxcle and tools required t)gita /Analog experience preferred Fax resume to (905) 432-7071 EXPERIENCED FULL-TIME Shop and vara help required. Sanding. prepping. sandDtast- irg. sheet metal nccOed Akust have own transportation S8 . $10 to start call for itttlrvew 905-686-8529 NVAC INSTALLERS turnaces. ductwork. fireplace gas pip- ing. Fax 905.4'30-667 n3 (MECHANICAL TECNNOLO- GISTITECHNICIAN. required for local truck DOdy manufac- turer must 0e proficient In Autocad. fluent in AIS Office. familiar with Metal Fabricating and able to work independelM- ty Pkm tax resume to 905- 571-3483. PUNCH MESS OPERATOR to run and set up progressive dies must have experience with progressive does, meas- uring Instruments. fork lift, knowledge o1 SPC ISO. MATERIAL HANDLER- snV per receiver, metal stamping plant requires very organized inclivdual for loading and un- loading punch presses - SW ping, receiving. Fork lift l- t1�er kwlilidge rmusFACTORY HEL punch press and assembly operations, $7.5OJhr to stat. Pickering area. Fax resume 905-839.3513 oron per son to: Precise Old 8 M. 954 Dillingham RQ Pidoelvig. REPLACEMENT womw and altar WWW to be ap- able of bls"fig hays. flaws, and aimiRs. minimum 10 yrs. experience. Good pay. Steady work. Own tools, Drake and transportation. References re- eXrred. CAN (905)133-7695 RV TECH knowledge 01 Idea - tris. plumbing, heating, hy- draulic systems and propane. Full-time 40 hours, salary commensurate with experi- ence. Fast -paced, minimal supervision. Fax resume to (905)983-5746 or mad n- Bume to P.O. Boit 305 Orono. Dm. LOB t MO TRIM CARPENTER -oral home building company rN- giiwes Quahteed tnm wpers- er, Must hive several years experience own vehicle B rooks Call ((905'' 623 -OW or fax 905-623-04A5 ' 4001)" Medical Denial PDA. ; ;a„ -er week no <vemrgs or wwwerds Please 'Ax resume to Of Pamela Za- karow. Attention Mary (905) 434-8520 PART TIME tcepbox6VtMe- 'ied dental assistait Includes e' and Saturdays Call Judy 905-837-1231 PART-TIME DENTAL Aurs- tantRecepi-on needed for bay ofil in Alar. Computer knowledge an asset Pkase tax resume to (905)427.9260 or drop oil A North Ajax H MM Centre 475 Westley Rd N n tie Domekon Plan PART-TIME DENTAL AsslstarM • d BASEMENT RENOVATION evenings in some S ur- lays Sera resume to compeer: ocking for ,erson 905)571-2235 with great construction knows- edge and a variety of skids -NEMAB OPPORTUNITIES.* tv S1u0 TMaMrtppnnqq. Clinic Rehab Director Whitby tape'. trim tt be rte- ftfuOtherapisi Oshawa and Alai Pineal Ormo Rehao Ch - an 9d ewe Own o Ownresponse toils Cart 905 865 0034 ents Graduates welcome to t meals/snacks iewful apply Peau 416-596-4020 WELDERIFITTERS Expen- Ed 13 Fax (416)-596-3963 enced able to read drawings an asset Send resume to. • Kelley Alalic Ltdn- .. 314 Be fNere ner Rd Bowmamnlle L1C 3K5 FAX 905-623.1586 EXPERIEMCED in-hcme non - Email Kelley4idirea corn. smoking nanny required for 2 No Phone Cads r of mo old. E Xh Childhood/Adolescence. 2 yrs rpoOV$anQr Beach Hospital area References AA -F10 by ' diedil Delta day 837-7886 ACTIVATION ASSISTANT re- LIVE -OUT NANNY with car re- at quired for a maternity L 0 Aat guired for 2 school age child - 104 bed accredited Long ren Lighthousekeepmq and MIS Dunell'inch area. Call Term Care Facility Competi- 416.941-2336 tive salary and benefits Oualifiatans diploma or cer- UXMIME daycare needed htKale in recreahonvacivahon for 7 month old twin Days in management experience in my home: fust 2 days per long term rare. good commu- week Starting Immedialety radon and computer stills. References required Please Appy n wntlnq or tax DY Seta comae Karen 905-852.8875. 27m. 1999 to Program 111 ager. Versa Care Centre. 186 tea~ Thormon Rd. S.. Oshawa, L1J a lie�li SY2 Fax: 905-576-0078. LOMMC HOBS DAYCAK DENTAL RECE"=MTS and Story times and quakly auld- assestants required for Peck- ren'S music. 2yrs. - Syrs pre- enng office. Must be avalaDk school Pat lime and full time evenings/weekends Call availadIc Nonsmoking, tax Christine 905.837-2322. receipt provided. Inlam/Child DENTAL RECEPTXWST CPR, first aid. Valley FarnV closeto Pring Go, Hwy*Call wanted full time for busy of- * , 0. lice. indudes rh1gim and wet kends. Experience an asset. AJAX - MYLYINCKENNG Cad 434.5757 Beach Rd. ECE will, provide FAST GROWING Chir,01c . warm nurturing environment will many Writing opporturk- anter seeking emtwsiasllc responsible person with 'six ties irregular hours available. arms and sin legs' for mainly Telephorhe (905) 427-0296 Clinkal assistant position. MOCK RD. A NWY 02 Loring Good phone and clerical care (Oven. 9 years expert - skids. Pan Ime afternoon once fostering under age 2. and evening hours to start. Non-smoking environment. Salary based on experience. (9051426-4472 Orap oI resume at Ctdroprac- IN Center lex Optimum Health, lLMwooa46t DAYCARE 1550 Kirgslon Rd., Pickering. Close to Lord Elgin Public School. Lunches. smelts. 6:30 G.L. N16EIITS COMmd)iry a.m. drop off. 686-5456. Network hiring a part-time Peer Health Couriselor Super- RESPONSMLE HOME child visa, for 3 everlk's /10 his. are. 10 yrs olxperialce Im- welek, $17.50AN. Experience arts to 10 yrs. CPR. Creative in Heaflh field an asset, Send play. outdoor activities. resume to .B.A. Knutson, by Church/DeWNy. Call Elaine Sept. 24, t0 Osltaev Shopping Gillis, 419 loo' St. W.. 011ice 905.683.0352. Galleria. Suite 180, Oshawa. MSE tlryare in my home. Meals, snacks. Mark- ONT. L1J 2K5. Only applic- ham /Ellesmere area. Near ants considered for interview William. Tredway School. will be contacted. (416) 438.8751. town r'N>sP ' z , • NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, September 21,1999 PAGE 13 AIP Skilled Help Skilled Help HoWkdodic Medical I iedcal Hospital iZk-al Dental MANAGEMENT POSITION We are looking for an aggressive, enthusiastic Team Player to join our management team as a department manager. Previous retail experience would be an asset. Drop off your resume or mail It to: Canadian Tire Box 1119 327 Toronto St., Uxbridge, Ontario L9P IN4 CUSTOM MACHINERY BUILDER requires 1. Experienced CAM Programmer Smart cam experience beneficial 2. CNC Lathe Set-up Person Fax resume to: (905) 434-6409 GFP2 Licensed Gas/Propane required to start immediately. Gas and Wood fireplace installation required. Tools and drivers license an asset but not required. Apply by mail or fax to: Town Fireplace & Patio Centre 2 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax. Ont. LIT 2Z7 Fax (905) 686-9028 Att: Dave McIntosh ". APEX Qualitv Services FULL TIME CONTRACT IApx 30 Days) Cquinng QUALITY INSPECTORS • Must have expenence In automotive paint inspections. • Ability to provide documentation and verification on defect containment • Neat in appearance and a professional attitude • Leadership skills and a team player • Require safety shoes and provtde own transporation Fax resume to (905)665-5710 BVVKRO Electrical/Mechanical Technician Buskro Limited is a world leader in the design and manufacture of high speed digital printing equipment and requires an clectricaVmechanical technician to assemble product. The ideal candidate has an electro- mechanical college diploma or a strong electronic and/or mechanical background with exccllent inicrpersonal skills. Administrative Manger Buskin Ltd. Pickering, Ontario Fax(905)839-6023 is looking for mechanically inclined retired person for part time light maintenance also feeder for five colour press .ply to: Oshawa This Week File # 426 P.O. Box 481 Oshawa. ON LIH 719 Mig experience required, year round, full time, benefits after 3 months. Starting rate $12.00 Reply by Fax to (905) 683-3734 North Ajax Area 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 L l H 7H8 Fax: (905) 430-2921. Saint Elizabeth SRI NGING HE ALT" To LI FE Ho> yWdical ' Hosoftl "edical Medical office in Stouffville requires FULL TIME SECRETARY/SUPERVISOR Experience required. Fax resume: 905-642-1143 • Oaycare Available Articles for years Dairy outings Sale LOVING ENVIRONMENT pro- 1999 OEVINCI :aver- :, E E m!n. 7 ,earS ex. Sveec "era T,untaah a, y- once n dayare :ntanl to Gran and purple. Rock Shax i Years. pan-timeitiill-time. Excellent Shupe. barely ased t meals/snacks iewful 5800 obo Call 905-2%9996 -snve aCtIvilles Kingston Rdbetween9 _ares. Kt PIECE - oak dining roam -•xkyLiverp00l Gu surf_ 9uffet, hdtlXh, tack! 4 905)42u} et Good chairs .ate Sc..vci Bus a'raaable or 12 Ccondippiarm d 9M-6 5- MOM OF 3 Children 2 going No 9055 H�grbus- Schclx wdwg to provide dre ayaa/dhploma in AJAX AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS. Childhood/Adolescence. 2 yrs �. cr.NEY _,ear.-: .workup exp n Jaytare Rq- repairs. we supply"'ir d peri SOmble rates WhrleNAmber- screens and caps No muss I". (9051.831-8502 rid fuss Free estimates ,905) 686-7741-'.eave message ANNOUNCINGMEW :wer price -r mini doh satellites. Ony 5249 atter reoill or lease for $1249 monthly Program ung from S895 905 1 Years expenence CANOPY BED wrought tion queen ;rnopedec mattress S41 New. unused Cost $1200 Sacnhce 5490 Can deliver 416 726 orng avure '9 mdnIDs a I' 9665. years Dairy outings CARPETS - Wis of carper 'ended backyard and park) IOC". myion new sten rt- :raRs Slay time. music. nu- ease carpets on rani I will '-Nous rnieals 6 midis Fust carpet 3 rooms. 5349 Pnce .aid CPR Certified Non- uictudes CUM. premium pad. tam up. recall" 905-426- expert urstalletlon. last derir ery. free estimate" 130 yawl l PROBLEM GETTING YOUR ftlOf' 686-2314 CHILDREN TO SCHOOL, �n- CAIIPM SALE Lots of :ar- .ate Sc..vci Bus a'raaable or pets '00% :ylon stain M lropol,pKkup trom school lease. carpet 3 rooms 5339 :Mirortable Service 6 Rea- (30 sq. yd.) Includes carpet. sonabie Rates Cad Donovan premium pad and enstma- 905)683-5283 WESTWY i WRY.e2 Mother or two prcv10eng Tuanty : nld- :are Aga 1.4 years Rea- sonable rates years of expen- enee working with children Stephanie 905.686-9091 • • Free Trade FREE TO 6000 NOW two C315. good with children males, neutered. 19051 649- 6312 1 Firewood KOZY NEAT FIREWOOD, ex- celient very bust quality nard- wood. guaranteed extra long time fully seasoned. cut b split Honest measurement. free delivery. 905-753.2246 SEASONED FIREWOOD. Available. Hardwood Limited gewmty Dave 905-831-7055 ow9w CLOTH= used. We're ex - pa rig! Back-to-scrhool, Wand names wnolesak pric- ing. Men/womeruchidren All items udder $3 00. Former Fashions, 62 Old Kingston Road. Pickering Village. Ajax, Tel 905.426-9946. FRIDGE STOVE washer 8 dryer. $250-5500 each. Bed- room suite. $375 Movie am - era $175. 15111 Aluminum boa. 18 horse motor. S500/each. (905)1 3 018. PEG PONC TABLE. S25.. Beaxnak side by side Fridge. $7. TV Stand $15. (905)837- , AAklea Ir sw IV TANOW car hauler with aluminum ramps and 2 ton electric wench with remote 51000.. 1987 Nissan Pulsar $150.. 1987 Chevy 1W1 cap. $150., various DOOy shop tools. Firewood, bush Cord $150. or cid your own $100. Call Kathy (905)987 -SW, - ton Free esumaes. carpet repays So" Durban and wrtourldrp area Crede Cards tAcceped Call Sam 90.5.686- CARPET AND VINYL - Carpet Three moms 30 Y;uare yarl from $329 ;nsaal I win dis- cuuiit your beg quote up to 'J% Customer satisfaction guaranteed Cad Mike for your fret esbrmte. 905-431-4046 COMPUTER FACTORY BLOWOUT. Amazing ' yr tic payments :nen sl&wk loacr. 35G Mnz loaded. printer monitor Internet, sonviiare and ,hole Free scamper. delivery and soup- 1.800-515-5545 COMPUTER SPECIALS. Pent- ium starter system 5429 Permuin laptop 5744 233MHz Internet system 5699 Loaded 350MHz system $888 We love doing upgrades aria ciih- culrepars ,905)655-3661 COMPUTERS for sale New and used P60 t0 P500 Com- plete systemsinternet ready Priced to sell. 723.6854 or 439.6551 HARK'S APPLIANCES Pans,' Saks'Servlce. Large selection washers S199/up. dryers $175yup. Weekly special de- luxe frost -tree fndges $299 with purchase of stove. While S almorld stoves, self-dean- ing(regutar $199il gas dry- ers. whirlpool, 4 yrs aid 5249. Kenmore extra -capacity washer%. dryer $499 Stackable whirlpool washer/ dryer $499. 426 Slmcoe SLS. (905)728-4043 HARDWOOD FLOORING, 01 Gra11e Birch. 3-1/47X3/4' 6 2-1/ 4'x3/4' T&G. Better hooking than maple at less than halt the p $ a50/sqaidsca Al at low prices. Doug�649- 1506. KN18 BED, Nark iron CANO- PY. NEW x -thick orthopedic pillow top mattress set. Cost 300 Sacrifice 5825. Can deliver (416)-726.9885. IM Art= for Sal MOVING SALE 9 piece Ar ''''Jt Cinwgroom suite $%5 Nall ural St35 2 0drm sulk $225 each Antique dresser S65 Numbered prints $225 Maple Sideboard a hutch $155 4 Poster pole ted queens $325 Cottee b two end tables S245 Loveseat/so- 'abedichau S8951sel (walnut .1anket Dox $185 File CaOaet 5115 Many more Items' 9051-097-3532 PIANO - HEWZMM apt size ,ears "r: ^e-,-;ndkbon eds iunmg I Jawed at S' 600. asking S/ 400 o b o all 1905)723-7.49 PIANO TECHNICIAN a,ailatlle for •;rn-; •e•alr; ar; pre- purchase cons"ion on til makes d modets Also recon- detioned pianos for sale Can Barb at 905-427-7631 PLAyGR0U110. compiele III s�:ot wen s beef use $175 Above ground pool complete with sour Name! accessories 2 pumps $1'5 Upright freezer $125 Lawn mower SM 105A19-3235 POOL TAILS : 12 . 3 Boston •able .:Ort Jaw kgs. eaffw pockets. V slate. new cloth. Daus. fare S. and "M worm 55000 av ; 52600 Call oil - Oshawa 259-0836 RCA. DSS. SATELLITE. ',ew 'rides nvudin, -es! :aro fall uwrels open) view over 700 channels Now avaluck Spanish Galaws-on and unr vision Iratylainw available Card guaranteed for 6 months Kennsat (905) 665-5092. (9051%67-3637 RENT TO DWN re and re. condmortd aOE:,'ts. and now "is Fw1 aurally Pad- 01's ad- Oys Marker 305-263-8369 or ' 80G-798.5502 SNEDNAN :amity wooden sheds ? , ' ]lin lut $339 plus Lek Marry otter Sim and styles avutable Also garages and alas 761 Ml Ra Unt 3 Pickering For more into an 905-619- 2093. STACKABLE acs,Ten:s.:eo wasre• :r,er airier" OMON set. oaacre ill 6 Chars. meta sink stepper. FULL SIZE washer dryer air c" - boner 2 a 185;13• ores. 619-2603 after Sp m TANNING BEDS! Palm Beach selling Nom S,s:em 30 Lump beds -good working Order 51000 each (905)464-8267 Marie PINE/OAK FURNITURE En- tertainment units 'iorne ut- tece. Dining Room, K:tcpen, Bedroom and uslam Cesigns. our Craftsmen Clave been hadbwdmg The highest quality soled pine 6 oak 'urnl- lure for the home since 1974 Crop in and see our State of the Art woodworlurp faculty anis ;et us show you now fine furniture is made It you buy anywhere else. you will pay MORE d get LESS! Traditional vill working 115 North Pon Road is Off Reach Rd) Port Perry 905.985.8774 hnp )'www tra- dibonalwooCaorlunq on a TREADMILL. Magnetic re- cumbant and lifecycle type exercise Dike stepper. weights. and elliptical (905)420-3079 RECONDITIONED FRUMS $195 / up. reconditioned rang- es $1251 up. reconditioned dryers $725/ up. recondi- tioned washers $199 ' up, new and reconditioned coin oper- ated washers and dryers at low prices New brand name tredges 5480 and up. new 30* ranges with clock and window 5430. Reconditioned 24' rang- es and 24' frost tree fridges now available. Wide selection of other new and recondi- tioned appliances Call us to- day, Stephenson's Applianc- es, Saks, Service. Parts. 154 Bruce St Oshawa(905) 576- 7448. web site www.durham- mail mmstepnensons MIRE CAGES for sale. Call TRUCK CAP for 112 ton Good Tim 905-683.5117 sop condition, $200 firm After 12 p m 728.50M (snp) ,'r AM PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY EDITION, September 21,1999 Milli for Sds SAMM Door repairs. brow apmgs. Cables. rollers, open ers Installed Ttmeups. $4995 416.336-0073 Sa 1 Amides 1hlawed AIMOUES?Absolutely! Ad- vice- always valuable. usually free' Purchasing outright. es- fates */some antique cont- ends, (no limit to value con- sidered). collections of any sort. quantities or single an- tique items Special Interest in Moorcroft pottery 111 try to re- spond to all queries Robert Bowen Antiques- Brookln. Ontario (9051655.8049 or (905)242-0890 BUYING ANTIQUE and Col- ectable contents including complete estates Best posSc- ble pines paid Henry Kahn 905-985-8161 1 Arts a Crafts FOLK ART CLASSES staring in September All levels. morning, afternoon and even- ing classes available Begin- ners our speciality Lam a Begin - craft that an relieve stress and give enormous enj0y- mem Cal (905) 576-3947 for information 1 Cexrlplxer Amer wit COMPUTER �.•�•^c Urn 266mhz. 32g h d.. 24xcd 16m ram S499 Penti- um 233mm. 3 2g IT d 16m ram. 24xcd $459 17 inch monitors $219 Vga monitors from 535 bade -up your old Pentium to Intel Celeron 400 system Upgrade cost $399 Moria T Computers 1905b430- 5615 Pools, Ea Sgin BUY NOW DON'T PAY TIL 2000 - YTERES7 - KAtiAx POOLS - Rectangular above ground inducing decking 16 x 24 0'D $5 995 Package includes liner. 2 ladders. 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TnornDusn cane Famd, keepsake Reasonable mava for its recovery Con- tact Seniors Retirement home..0rcllard Villa leave message (9051831-3724 PRIM REWARD - LOST - Mine and orange fertile al • 112 yrs cid no collar. on Exeter Rd (a r may 544 be in1urM CTHW • I PM315nppdet/ AM RUSSELL puppies Dew caws removed. falls docked first shits dewormed 5400 CAI 19051725-5344 BINH TZU pups, non shed' ding. vel dwcked. first shots. Iewormed, adorable Ready Sb4690 5400. C (905)571- AMAZON PAMOT (Orange -wing) 1 12 year Old. female. Nand raised. ndudes cage, 7 -UM. toys, food, starting to alk 51.000 OBO 905 697- 3700. AMowobi.t for so 1967 FORD Gal 500. 2 door. hard top. tri motor. red won red interior. New winter driven. Original All the way. mlrst sac! Certpned. Wig UM lir truck or S6aOO. 723-7019. Days. 433-%70.snp 1915 good CELICl1 good oonditiorf. runs great. Loaded. $2000 b.b.o. Cat (905)623- 0409 sop. tri? JEEP Cherokee. 2 new byes, body in good CDFKM on. engine needs work. 57.500 OW. as a. 905.697-3085 11 MEAdoolow- a Sell 19% CADILLAC Fleetwood, cerkffed/emmission tested 5 litre White bodyidark blue lather Interior mint Good condition 210.ODDkm Runs 11.700 al, decent gas mileage 2. WW obo Call (905)666• 1987 OLDS. WAGON custom cruiser extensive recent re- pairs, excellent mechanical condition A good buy at $1100 Ostawa 571-2610 19119 TAURUS WAGON, low original kitgood condition. Asking $1.999 Call (9105) 668- 7916. after 4 p.m. 1998 Buick Regal Ltd., 2 dr. 3 1L engine. very clean. well maintained, prat shape. Cer- tified and emission tested Asking $3700 Call Paul 985- 4262 1992 FORD ESCORT. 1 own- er 112 OOOkms 5 -speed. sunroof. excellent condition certified 53750. Cali 1905)571-6%8 1l92 POMTIAC SUNBIRD. 4;-yi . auto air cerfifieo a emission tested $4.995 Obo 1988 Ford Thunderbird and 1989 Ford Taurus. Both good cars $2.300 each obo Must sell (905F -71B-7096 1912 SATURN one owner I C OOOkmvery rel able. $4.900 o b o . 1989 GMC Rangler Pick-up 130.DDOkm wth a 6x8x6 steel trailer. S6 700 o b o J905)725 -M7 1993 CADILLAC Seville SLS. fully loaded luxury automo- bile. amethyst in talour. in pristine condition. sehous in- quines only. asking $15.000 o b 0 CAN (905)433-4145 1994 SATURN Tvnn Cam SL2. 4 door a-1% f,J. loaded. ex. cellent condmon. 150.00okm. $7500 Can 905-430-6729 19% PONTIAC TRANSPORT, e•mse pcwe' 100r 100s"Cl racks 111.000 it , asking S12 50C Telephone (905; Excellent corodlon dark green wJgold trim 47.000 km 4 -door, 5 spd AlC. PW. POL, ArvLTV. Cass Balance of 5 year, 100.000 km war- ranty Cal 905 852-%98 or 416-955-7387 199' NISSAN Mamma ,x; E&i .. •I nd,l,un 1 ai••e. nonsmoker, 4 or auto. PS PW PS PDL, PM. at. 30 L Vit spoiler crwse. remote errtry a atsrm anMn ass.' CO adoy wheels. mask, hat- ed seats tested mirrors $16 900 art OSO Call 705- 749-3363 exv234 or 705.277 - WE FINANCE EVERYONE Firs! time buy ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-7064498 min. nim condition Body A -t Needs little to certify No emission test needed $1200 571-5643 86. JEEP CHEROKEE 2 it, 2wd 2 5-1 engine. 5 spd., cruise new Gy tires. many new pats. very clean $2.000, DSO. 905-686-1190 No call after 9pm 1992 CHEVROLET Sprint. auto reg, no rust. like new. runs great. Reliable econom- ita, roguar Oil changes non- smoker, sport rims, cassette Stereo. low kms 53495 cem. two emissions pass (905) 579-6777 CARUSO AUTO SALES •1991 Caravan. 177k. burgundy. PAW 4 to choose from. 1968 Olds Be. burgundy, 235k, Waded. Best Offer. 1989 Ac- cord EXI, loaded, btal Best Offer. All vehicles certified and emissiorhs tested. Ready lo Go! PIM 6N6-3803 or 420- 9141. ASSUME baja ce of lease. 27 months. '99 blade Surdire. 5 Spill. air. 21.000 kms. x1161 Month Cad 831-0294 Iv. mSg. NEED FNIANCING? Can Us. $50o-St000 Down. Must be working. AN Applications AAuc- ted, Huge In ddes SM aandCaNNcue Ail. Sats., 2M OufMat St. 8977Will". ON. (916) IMS. XR7 SUPEN Coupe. 53.500. NissanTelephBe S47g& 8489. ( ) 300 SALE. 96 CAVALIERS AM SUNFIRES FROM $?.M. CONVERTIBLES $14,956. Eg 95 Astro ext.. loaded. 174 k, any 59.995..94 Grand Voyag- er. loaded. 3.3 V-6, 104 It, new $11.500.92 Caravan 168 K. nice dark green, air, only 56.650. 91 Buick LeSabre Lld . loaded, 144 K. burgundy, only $5.9%. 91 lumina Euro, loaded. 166 it. super nice. $5.995. 96 Grand Pries. 95 K. your choice $10995. 95 Fire - M. 1121 5 speed. super econ- omy. now $4.995. 94 Olds 8& loaded. pristine white 129 K. ------ 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 GS wagon. loaded. mart. 129 It. must be seen $6.995 96 Blazer LT. lather, loaded. burgundy. 95k. now $21.500 88 Corsica certr and drive clean wow $1.650 Hurry to Certicar, 155 King St. West, at Midtown Mall. Call 579-2106. See You 1999 DODGE Grano Caravan. 1500 km 3 3L. V6 am/TM cassette CO player. $22 900 obo 434-275 1 Automobues wax A a A AUTO .ci, •rucks boa's We pay up to $10.000 Cash on the spot Any CDnldl- hon. any year Cat us any- time. 24 nouns. 7 days 30 ren service 9054W.-5003 or 405-424-0591 CASH FOR CARSI ll useC vMlclei Verus, must Q7ias ag come to COnn°r°°i' 4 8ayy St East. Apx at MUR. AO AUTO SALES 1 Trucks n 194 G M EXTCA1 8 n box ;,CNler! enation. 2-torhe. ceded with new pens $7200. 905-996.0642 1 vena 4 whit 194 ASTRD 'Van r.buA rric for runs good 62.995 obo as is CAR (90519wsls9 1994 CIIEY BL1l2FR. 434. 4 3 R V6 AUTO air PW'PL c,oth sats Gray immacu- late Stow room pond. e9.00011ims $17.800 olio. Lar - ted a uean car (905)-7111- -395 taco 1 Trad s 19119 GOLDEN Falcon 30 n 30" Florida room 2 decks. shedlridpe and clove. tub +nth stnowa. easy Dower pro- pane IWI4. large Id Can be viewed a Goreski s Lakeside Recreation on Scugog island Rd or conflict Mike Ayrs 4 905985-9763- Lot 149 asking $16900 1 Aiib Parts R SCRAP CARS AND TRUCKS wanted, top dollar pad Free pickup Anytime Can I7 Auto Recorders 428-1450 RM 1111 Virago 920 European Edrkon Only 48.000 km's LMt S220B 1-1655. tBBe, CLEARANCE SALE. all new oaboards in stock 5200 Under cost OUTSIDE STORAGE Iron S1&morph. WilOe Saks (90510. For Rod � � AgdIMwA 141®RODM - Oso M Beloit digit open concept. SIP-Ae entrance, new 4 pc. w(Nh * cum tub. New laundry aid macnina. UMNies(able incl. No pets. Responsible adult preferred. Available Oct. 1. Smilefh. 905-434-5431. Mike. OSIIAWA. furnished baswliar apartment. $120 weekly (510 may) larking. applanceS. utilities included. Available babble. i 1 ° / °wRtrveil 1user air INr SICK OF RENT/Nt3?? OWN YOUR HOME -IT'S EASYII • First Time Buyer? - Call Markt • Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markt +�"Not Much Downpayrnertt? _ CaD Mark! Mark offers honest, protmelonal, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 1-1800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Saba Rep. Rem" Ability Real Estate Ltd. `. Money to Lard IM Motley to Lend IM Money to Lend - No credit investigation • Confidentiality • $10,000 and up financing • RRSP or RIF, LIRA, Mutual Funds • Pension Plan from a Former Employer C.F.M. INC. -Analyzed by our Consultants and referred for Rapid Financial Execution! Call Toll Free: 1-888-657-1062 Fax: 1-888-703-1492 7 Days Per Week - 24 Hour Service 1 1 Public Nghm ANYONE WITNESSING an in- cident on Thursday Aug 19 at appnix 4p m. at Gknamw & Bowler Pleur contact Det Meiaagqgqerrqqyy Durham Police X 1-8 91.1520 it you can provide any informatim e 1 Personals BORED HOUSEWIVES - ON- TARIO. Names & Home Prone Numbers1-90)-451- 3835 ext 680. $3 691mn must tie /8 T -tone NNI MMMAN'S OWN DATING SERriCF, Can 905-683-1110 Deane a private mailbox or browse omer personal am tree Meet a new Friend or Love for Me LVE WASN'T mtam 10 be lived alonedon't you de- serve to have someone spe- cial in your hfe7 Call misty River Introductions -Toronto s traditional matchmaker, (416) 777.6302 RELAXATION Body massage Westney POW South. Ajax (S of Bayry) cal 1905)-426 4585 for appoedmerd. $0 YOU THINK matchmaking services are for ;users think again doctors. lawyers. ouSmeSS people. bankers. ritaltn professionals. en- gineers. 11 a lien. truck dnv- us kbranaM, entrepreneurs I- Mrsty Fever kdroductions Torordo s tradib" maten- maker1416) 777-6302 a 1 Auctions CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN FRI. SEPT. 24 AT 5:00 P.M. 3 MILES EAST OF LITTLE BRITAIN ON COUNTY RD e4 '1 Pcs. Shelly Dainty clue dishes, Eureka arge oak four door ce box, flat to wall upboard, flat top arm scales, spool ped, blanket box, an- ique pump organ, (ictorian settee, wick - r baby carriage, re- inished washstand, pc. dwng room su- e, antique walnut resser wooden rock- tg chairs, refinished ome top truck, refin- lhed oak parlour hble, Bridge lamps hina cabinet with Law on 3 sides, hall eat, walnut tea wag - n, automatic washer dryer, refrigerator electric stove, wal- ut tea table, hanging At lamp, antique icture frames & mar- )rs, 2pcs- Moore- roR, oak library ible, 2 door walnut hina cabinet, milk ins gqttLyyinde glass, ouseitold & collect - )le items, The Final de of the Late Jack iron Pots, crocks plu lumirm Don k Greg t, ail RPM Little eeen Britain Phone or Fax 705786-2183 Roofing :1 Roofing A & C ROOFING And Ahaninam Shingling. all types of roofs. new and old, 'A'orkmanship Guarantecd. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully insured. Free estimates. Call Andrew at (9)os) 4es-a7o4 Patty Services Party Service RABBIT WANTS WORK Doing Maggie For Children's Parties Arid All Occasions Have My Own Magian. Ca11 Ernie 66a6-4932 TO ADVERTISE YOUR AUCTION IN THIS SECTION PLEASE CALL ':683-0707 (Alae) 852-974= (Umibridge) ill Metres krne nproverKs - A c ; SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY i DISPOSAL 14-40 Cubic Yard Garbage Bin Rentals BOOK YOUR BIN NOW FOR FALL CLEAN-UP 905-683-1397 � 1 P•kwlM a Oecereeria •6lMRA1111TEEIr PAINTING A PLASTERING Stucco Collings, basement renovations. Pay as your satisfied Fera call � 4116-41, 91 (Pkk- 835 NEFUR real, Now lit's dwe a by file Airat! R(:hpLS baths. Words, baseboards, kedges, doors, and nae for I low price of $65.00 spKSawn rwi i III CAN Rob B oc8 4167xL9nie 892 Serving Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905)72;:a 905) 725-2322 Now Hirinst 18+ & BOOKKEEPING SERVICES 3ookkeeprg or a vreekly or monthly basis. PST GST and employer rerrnttance Tax returns and MUCH MORE Quality Bookkeeping at an affordable price. Call NOW TO SAVE 525.00 On your first month of services (416)724-8745 Don't Forget The NCNB Advertiser Classified Dept phone opem t_oLrs� {are avail, a* for "w Convenience every Sat 9:30 to 3:00. TO Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 4 683'0707 Plan read your duailM ad an the 81111 dry d p11bko- tion awe -1 In be mpDlaibl8 for awe Um am kwor11on In 1118 owl of an idol: 'NEWS ADIVEWMERTUESDAY EDITION, SoP%Mbw 21, 1999 PAGE 15 A/P • 1 AuellorK . 1 AtacOofna . 1 Auetlons . 1 Aaetlons . 1 Auteons . 1AueBoW Al MBE TWA hav au t TYlroe eFF " as I 6:81 P.M. Mr. SEIPT 25TH 0 18:18 A.M. For the Es- tate of Mr B. Harnss and entire mordents of Prince Edward County bed a Brealdast. To be sold at WARNER'S AUC- TION HALL, HWY 112, COLBORNE. THURS. ESTATE Exceptional 1Opcmahogany dining room suite. 12Hp riding livor mower, eke new with utdity trailer, good tag-akmg Lawn sweep. wheel barrel. radial arm saw, very nice curio with Oueen Anne legs, several interesting side tables. hall table with pedestal. nearly new Oueen bed sola. other sofa. book shelves, books, some tools, lawn furniture. maple dinette, washer.. dryer, spin washer, double bed sofa, Ige quantity small dishes, china,glasswares, collectables. dressers. chests. beds. plus cou s other articles too numerous to list. SAT. SALE from bed d breakfast, entire contents most all antiques. collectables. pnmativm, 1/4 cut oak dining table with spit pedestal. barn board book case, old drop leaf table d dieting table need refit.. ice cream parlour chairs. Ige selec- tion wicker PCs, am. treadle sewing machine, brass d Cast iron double bed, several interesting old mirrors. unusual old gas cook stove. hanging pine cupboard, am dressers 8 chests, book shelves, press back rocker. Boston rocker, Dragon Ry Tittarry table lamp. other interesting old lamps, qty vintage linen wool blankets rrbbard side table, bottom to old Hoosier. old wood boxes 7N stained glass pcs pus tools & stock for stained glass working pone shelves, rugs. cast. brass & copper pcs. china & pottery PCs ant captains chairs. Other ant. chairs. loot stools. old Christmas decorations. old tins. Ige old signed railway cell, old milk and cream cans. Two very good and large sales with NO RESERVES Gary & Bill Warner Auctioneers 905-355-2106 MacGregor Auction Centre, Bowmanville Antilives. Collectable$ & Household Contents Sunday Sept. 261h, 10:00 a.m. (Viewing 9:00) 401 to Waverly Rd. Bowmanville (Exit 431) North to t2Hw: East to Scugog St. North 1 km. Sunday s Auction features an excellent & vaned offer - ,)g of quality articles, duncan phyte table & chairs. :ressers, desks, mist. chairs 8 rockers, grain scales. Gantry cupboard, couch & chair, country collectibles. ;lass & china, pictures. plus many more interesting ar- ' des from past to present. Note: Starting at 1000 sell - ng for Bethesda House. autographed & collectable arti- cles, followed by regular auction at 1030 Next Auction =state Auction Oct. 3rd & Antique Auction Oct 11th. Call for consignment Information. MacGregor Auction 6 Appraisal Services Michael J. MacGregor l -M15.623-7949 1-1100-363-f799 Berrybank Farms, 3383 Taunton Rd. Orono 11/2 miles W. of Hwy. 115. Sat. Oct. 1tM910 a.m. ling a full line of farm epripmeal, tractors, dniaery, vehicles, hardware, tools, lumber, tic. into. and to consign to this auction, contact Auctioneer. John 0. k RRt2. Orono 905-983-5787 AUCTION SALE Saturday, September 25, 1999 Ito a m RO1-1_ING HILLS STABLES 315 Blue Mountain Road, Uxbridge on ( 2 km north of Davis Drive. 1 5 km cast of Durham Rd 23) H0 RSb*_ti/I`0NIES Registered Qh 4 yo geld. 15'2 h 'Impressum Diamond– tested HYPP lyp. NN: 5 yo Shetland Cross mare 12h. 6 yo welsh Cross Geld, I4h, 5 yo Pony green. 1-:vo .arab Gell 14.1h, IR month old Pony Colt. 2 yo Halfinger Cross Geld. 6 yo Welsh C'ob Cross, 18 yo geld 16 Ih- 20 yo 15 2h Geld, 24 yo jGeldmg 16h. (These horse's/ponies were used at the Riding Acadeni for traits, schooling, doy camps, etc.) HORSE EQUIPMENT Saddles (variety -- adult +child - child's western), Feed/water Buckets. Saddle Racks, Trough Heaters, Haters. Bndlcs, Shanks, Blankets. Coolers, Step Stools, Horse Jumps (standards, gates, wings, cavalettis, poles) Forks. Shovels and other related equipment. FURNITURE/HOUSEHOLD Double Dresser w/mirror, Office Desks, Massage table. Round Pine Table/4 chain, Pine coffee table. Swivel Office Chairs, 6ft. Folding Table, Exercise Bike, Wheelchair. Light Weight 2 wheel Dolly, Butchers' Block, Antique Pine Sideboard, 9 Drawer chest with side panels, 6 Drawer Chest with side panel, Glass, etc. FARM/GARDEN/REC. EQUIPMENT 1966 Avion Travel Trailer 27ft., Assorted Tools, 200 gal fuel auk, Honda rototiller, 2 wheel Box Trailer, Allied Bale Elevator, McLaughlin Curter, Yazd Trailer, Husq. Chain saw, Weed Eaters, Alum. Ext. Ladders, Wheelbarrows, Water Troughs, Patio Furniture, Dog House, Halogen Lights, "Child's Antique "Telegram" Wagom Wiadsurfer, Step ladders, older Portable Generator. TERMS: CASH, CHEQUE WITH APPROVED I/D. ROLLING'H1LLS ARE CLASSING DOWN THEIR STABLE OPERATION, EVERYTHING MUST GO—LUNCH BOOTH AVAILABLE, SALE INDOORS. STAN TEGGART AUCTIONEER (gW) 9e1N174 Owesee. 115 Hwy. to Cavo Mllbroolt exit 18kn. on Peterborough County RVO (just Prov. Pk.) Our usual excellent selection of art modern furnishings, applialncas, now -furnish; ting 3 lighted chino cabinets, bdrm and lit furnishings. 6 guns, 1,500 aileron fl of dry w portable gas post hole auger, sm. metal la wnnch, 5hg wmm.,tiller, ceramic file cutter I hammer-3bits, cement mixer, power wash Dols, 10 req d. Further ink stina all DOUG � mo Tidd Estate Sales Service ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES AUCTION Sat. Sept. 25 at 10 a.m. At TIDD'S AUCTION HOUSE 5 kms east of CobourF on Hwy 412 Dir: Exit 401 at Hw),#45 Cobourg. Go south to 4th set of lights (King St./Hwy 4f2). Tum left. Follow for approx. 6 kms. Watch for signs, Featured in this sale are many Canadianna and primitive pees. of furniture and collectables. Some pees. are refinished need refinishing and in original Gond. FURNITURE - Ant. Bon- net chest, 3 -drawer framed oak chest, (2) 6 ft. pine benches, mahogany washstand/ serpentine front, plus other washstands, old wooden carpenters chest, oak single pedestal typewriters desk, pressed back chairs, old 2 -seater child's school house desk, ant. 6 ft. pine harvest table w/ dresser (original red paint), plus other ant. pine kitchen and side tables w/ (Irawers., c1850 pine blanket box, plus other blanket boxes and steamer trunks, Primitive pine hanging cupboard (stamped John Fox), ant. slant -top ship- per's desk, ant. highboy chest, plus other ant. chests of drawers (c1930) 8 pc. ma- hogany diningroom suite (buffet, table and 6 chairs to exc. cond. ), (6940) 9 - pce. walnut dining room suite (buffet, china cabinet, table and 6 chairs also in exc. condition), plus so many other pees. of furniture. COLLECTABLES - Collector coins, old silver Canadian coins, old cast iron and vintage toys, Hamilton weigh scales, John Fox (London) scales, old wood planes, flat irons, old branding irons (Mexico), old Quebec games board, old - document boxe,,, Chinese bowl, quilts, signs, wooden level, carpenter's braces, presses, clothes dryer, plus old documents w/war tax stamps. Plus we have a very nice selection of ant. gold and costume )ewelry, ant. sterling and silver plate pees. 6 pce. dresser, set, babv rattle w;/ bone handle, sugar tongs, servers, punch bowl set, tea set, Roger's chest of silver (58 pees.), tea strainers, trays, etc. GLASS AND CHINA - Roval Doulton - HN2264, HN3236, (2) HN3261, HN2129- 2130, HN3271, HN3262, signed Beswick vase, china cups and saucers, pressed glass, colored pass, crystal and cut crus- tal, carnival glass, comports, vases, de- canters, ornaments, etc. ART - Signed wa- ter color (R. J. Lysons C1895) in gilt frame, plus other pictures and prints to include Croup of Seven, some framed nee- dles work, etc. ti'tewing: Friday- 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. 11 Sat. - 9 a.m. to time of mole. Lunch available. Terms - Cash, Visa, M.C., Interact, cheque w/proper I.D. For more information, to consign your quality items or to book an estate sale. Call Pa- tricia Tidd, TIDD ESTATE SALES SERVICE. (905)372-2994 or 1-877-863- Z4777. Specializing in Antiques & Es- tate Auction Sales. GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTON V ILLE SEPT. 24, FRIDAY, 10'00 a.m. ening a large selection of R estaurant Equip - tent, tables, chairs, etc. used onlv 6 months, ting with Commercial Equip, building supplies, ousehold furniture and numerous antiques. wo 13 h. salad bar stainless fridge units; two ouble glass door cooler units, lowboy prep eezer unit, dishwasher rinse and table racks, everage draft cooler, two full cabinet 75 Ib eepfryers (gas), 4 burner gas grill and oven rats, 5 burner wok units, electric and high pres- ire rice cookers, stainless sinks, prep tables HD ielving, ice machine ,butcher block, kitchen - are, accessories, microwaves, cutter kitchen xtable street vending unit, toaster, coffee akers, tea dispenser, qty tables and chairs, asses, dishes for SOO., cash register etc. Also Uing a quantity of budding supplies and mate - ds, new doors, cupboards doors, french doors, D underground cable, skylights, plywood, mber, marble tile, insulation, jack posts, vapor aper% also various erht, Scott 15hp/42 riding mower not: m/27 in. electric start owbknver, Campbell hausfeld 4.5 hp /20 gal. atpiesisocs, sears 15 in. /12 speed drill press, i d saw, getter 6 L, Chrysler marine gas lgitte, 4 wheel trailer, 2 canoes, truck cap, me- antcs tools, new electric welder, truck In d wheels, push mowers, jacks, dein, ladders, dial saw, moors tools, air lines, air gauges, ckup SM wheel, new jacuzzi tub and sink, also mplete household contents and antiques unddooak tabat le w%4 leaves, round sopht ak taabelew/ oxen ann kgs, 8 carte back chairs, dnina cabinet, Pc' settee, dteseets, chests of drawers, Ytctor- h spool bed, single oak bed, 2 bedrooah suites esterfields, t.v.,'s, occasional dnairs and tables, opane fireplace, air ti$ltt stove,pp�at{iour stove, ;son and nisch apt. size piano, kawai electric San, side by side fridge (ice and water dis- mer), stove, upright freezer, dhest freezer, mi - )wave, pool balls and accessories, antique htform scales, crocks, accordian, central vac, Preview Friday, 8 p.m. Commercial and nes- want auction stuns at 10 am. Household and tiques alt.6 p.m. Terms: Cash, app, cheque, TIONEER FRANK STAPLETON ("S) 7862241, (8001263-5x86 Wed. Sept. 22, Start: 6:30 View: from noon Kahn Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, 3 mi N. of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week antiques, fine furniture, glass, china 8 collectables from a West Hill estate including a boat, motor & trailer. EURNI URT E: 8 pc walnut OR ste 8 pc oak DR ste. 9 pc. walnut DR ste, pine harvest table. 8 hoopback arm chars. pine 2 pc. flat to wail, mahogany chest of draw- ers. Ig. mrrorback ash sideboard lexqulsite), set of 5 1/4 cut oak T -back chairs, Victorian settee. oak roll top desk, bakers rack, walnut mirrorback dressers. walnut armoire, maple corner cabinet, walnut highboy, maple side by side. ash bookcase, entertainmert unit set of 6 walnut dining chairs. postmaster's desk, numerous rockers, pine bonnet chest. oak filing cabinet. French Provincial sofa & chair, numerous mantle clocks. oak mirror back buffet. pine washstand, oak cased gramo- phone, church pew, occasional tables & chairs orna!e ggilt console table w/mirror. Viking freezer etc GLASS. CHINA, MIS C ^umerous old hood rugs 8 quilts 'S 't alumn;r-, coat. 3 motors. trader & fishing equipment, flatware sets In box, pine shaang mirror. M1mor dishes. Star Wars figures, sterling dresser set. crystal. McCoy jardiniere, Royal Doulton gob et Royal - ,y terns. Ridgeway dishes. Jenny Land platter lamps. carpets. prints. etc TOOLS: 5 hp chipper, chain saw, numerous drills. Walker saner. Trim Rite edger (new 1n box). Toro snow blower. 3 !onack. sm. utilitytrader etc. RANDY POTTER AUCTIONEER (905) 683-0041 AUCTION SALE SAT., SEPT. 25th 10:00 a.m. For John i the late Mary Puckrin of Ajax 3 'cr Eleanor Yak* of Markham 191; air Vanhaven Sales Arena, 722 Davis Dr., Uxbridge. Dumam 23 (Lakerdge Rd) norm ro Davis Or and .rest 2 km Antiques, Furnkun i Household: 'ming room suites 8 3 'G pc oak s-deoci -^ma comet, glass & ron table w/4 chairs, oak table w/5 chairs. sm organ. measle case. desks old area rtigs. Morris chair leather couch, pr. Danish style walnut loveseats. wall units. treadle sewing mach . Vilas maple dresser. cedar chests. baby crib (ex.). hosp bed. King headbd . single beds. fridges. freezer washers/dryers. ant lighting Ind. brass chandeliers Coll*ebbierm Avon collection, Waltham & Longines porker Ivarrnes Chinese 21 pc, tea set. Toles 'no Tonka. Buddy L_ Nyl,nl. hot Wheels & Matchbox Gen. Store paper rack hog stretchers. veterinary Dag. old records. sn,:wshoes.dvents boxers, quilting frames curtain strelct*rs Art L!d. Edition. Gordon, Tools i Mise.: Redw cl !um . lawnmower sande, sprayer carpenters tool box. qty. power & old tools. naroware, trim, doors & horse tack.'JHS video cam Note: Two auctioneers selling 31 same time Preview. 9 a m. Sale Day Terms: :;as,,. Visa. IWC. trserae or aoprovad rtieque Gary Hill Auctions (Div. of 1361082 Ontario Limited) Uxbridge Office 9054852-9538 Toll Free $00-654-4647 Cellular 416-518-6401 Fax 905-852-1067 Advance Notice: A teal.-•- sa-o :cdec- pr s oe,r^y —Ke, .F At this auction the owner will �isolay part of th;s _cllenon.:ncluding 3 L,gti(louse In rgeiess albums, almost complete from 1858 to '999, with many varehes. Plus marry shoots to be sc,d separately. All these will De solo on Oct 2nd Antique and modern contents auction at ORVALNlrLFAl1_AU ZTIOII_GEMM-MOMY Selling sevva. :caes.a'es a,, .ances tx-e 7!�, er quality Pax bedroom suite. pine owning room suite, new round oak table and chairs. beautiful G,bbard cherry desk. sofas. some wicker, bedroom and living xm furniture, new oak stools craftmatic adjustable ^ed. onms. tools, glass. nina. 87 Gly reliant. 86 Buick Regal. 84 r-rebird. hundreas of interesting and coHEct- itde terns don 1 Russ this sale. Partial list. 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