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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_09_26PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICK E R I N G' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1 9 6 5 PRESSRUN 44,300 36 PAGES SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1999 IN THE NEWS MPP Flaherty coy on new Durham courthouse, page 7 `Detailed review' ordered before development Pi'ckeri*ng9s east shore goes under microscope BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Residents have won their tight to have the Town undertake a design study for the south Liverpool Road area before any major new develop- ment is allowed there. Pickering council approved a 'detailed review' of the area at its meeting Tuesday. About 120 res- idents had jammed the Pickering council chamber at a public meeting in August to demand the study. "We've waited a long time for a waterfront to come together and we want to make sure now that it comes together and that it comes together the right way;" said Ward 2 local Councillor Mark Holland in bringing forward a Nall�O�If�ENT PROVE cau. w roman " vmL NOT of W D13004 Dn raaR�w�w ! 239 Skdm Sk" p..e.r e..n, 4W oww"d AN" resolution for the review Tues- day. Coun. Holland's call for the study was supported at the meet- ing by delegations from Picker- ing -Ajax Citizens Together (PACT) for the Environment and the Pickering East Shore Com- munity Association (PESCA). PACT and PESCA are concerned a proposed townhouse develop- ment in the area will undermine plans for the future of the town's waterfront, including the Millen- nium Trail and Square projects. The study has been triggered by two development applications. 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Board of trade banCisamalgamation Ajax -Pickering merger `a winning proposition' BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade is throwing its weight be- hind efforts by the Town of Picker- ing to achieve an amalgamation with Ajax. Board general manager Lesley Whyte appeared before Pickering council Tuesday to offer the board's official endorsement of a request from Pickering to the Province to appoint a mediator to help arrange a merger with Ajax. As well, the board will release a policy paper this coming week ex- plaining why it supports amalga- mation, and is planning to take its case directly to area and provincial politicians year" says Ms. Whyte, noting that in addition to asking the two Town councils to take action on the issue, the board hired a researcher on contract to prepare its policy paper. In working to achieve amalga- mation, she explains, the board is simply reflecting the wishes of its approximately 600 members, who have been surveyed on the issue three times. "Every time we surveyed them the large majority returned an- swers saying `yes, we need to amalgamate and we definitely have to have more study', and they wanted the board of trade to act further on it." The board's policy paper is en- titled 'Merger Between AjaxJpv LESLEY WHYTE "We've been working on mu - 'Working on it for over a year.' nicipal amalgamation for over a See BUSINESS nave 4 .ade. Downsi e. ONO-KIA-61,85- j r1UbdUClrlg the now Nolda 61 :It's the world's firs #rl-nl~ode, Duaftnd MM hent. Now wailable-at E=d �attl0� 1fteW, unlcalkms Personal Communications Centres Picketing Town Centre (905) 837-1212 843 King St. W. Oshawa (905) 576-1212 Whitty Mall (905)725-1212 V y.r /VToE�i/ity ,. 1. e A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 26, 1 it STRIC IDAIRE ■ �+ Rf AIOiE' Law Ar Nq.Y IWT 1 LM : =ice CIAM Fi fl-Psa a. "• eca AIWA MINI AUDIO SYSTEM YOUR CHOICE' HCA BIG SCREEN TV PURCHASE SIN6LE, DOUBLE ' •r,�l Logic 01� :.;L,�`.; OR QUEEN SIZE UMT'' ; - '' ••� • Ste_ E BAD BOY SMAI, , r1•s'ar>t� r 'a 4 '-s FRIGIDA PuRE •. p� J: DOOBODn *NOTih•slif"al� ` 'WXW�JL OKI, �f"S '-4-:+IIru�fi^y>i� ~y t�. �_': y.'� •� t h�.. `� i *�11 Officer's hearing -open to public The public can attend an arbitration hearing to* deter- mine if a Durham Regional Police forensic identification constable was demoted as 'payback' for reporting al- leged wrongdoings within the department. An application to have re- porters banned from the hearing by lawyers repre- senting the Durham Regional Police Services Board has been dismissed by arbitrator Owen Shime. The Durham Regional Police Association is griev- ing the 1998 transfer of long- time forensic Constable David Robinson, 43, to gen- eral patrol duties, saying it violated the collective agree- ment and was "disguised dis- cipline" Association lawyer Mar- tin Doane claims Const. Robinson's transfer was ret- ribution by top brass for the officer's role along with two others in initiating a wide- ranging complaint with the Ontario Civilian Commis- sion on Police Service. The complaint was followed by an exhaustive four-month audit of the department by the ministry. The depart- ment's position is Const. Robinson was transferred as part of a new tenure plan de- signed to inject fresh blood into specialized police units. Mr. Shime ruled the media should be allowed to be present during the hear- ing, ruling "the public inter- est overrides any interest that the arbitration might possi- bly be prolonged" The arbitrator will begin to hear testimony when the case resumes on Oct. 4. 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NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDI'TIO'N, September 26, 1999 PAGE 3 A/P A special notice to all E aton's Bridal Gift Reg0 istrants Bring in your Eaton's Bridal Registry list to the Bay and one of our Bridal consultants will register you with our National Gift Registry and will help tailor your list to the Bay's fabulous assortments. We will then provide you with special postcards so you can inform your guests that you are now registered with the Bay. For more information on our Gift Registry visit us at: www.thebay.com Or, scall 1-877-408-1510 for details. I 0 AIP PAGE 4 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 26, 1999 AA; - Business group to push Ajax -Pickering merger BUSINESS from page I Pickering: A Sensible Direction for Municipal Government'. The paper won't provide examples of specific dollar savings that would result from amalgamation, ex- plains Ms. Whyte, because that's a job for a professional consulting firm. But it does use information from sources such as Town audits and financial statements to make its case for a merger. "We do draw a lot of compar- isons and make a lot of projec- tions. It proves amalgamation is a winning proposition for both `Amalgamation doesn't mean loss of identity', says Whyte towns." In the paper, the board offers 10 reasons merger makes sense for Ajax and Pickering: • reducing the cost of local govern- ment; • achieving savings through economies of scale; • achieving a higher profile and stronger voice for the amalgamat- ed municipality in the region, the Greater Toronto Area, the province, and internationally; • adaptation to provincewide mu- nicipal restructuring; • the opportunity to reinvest amal- gamation savings into the commu- nity-, • the demographic and economic similarity of the two towns; e adapting the municipal structure to reflect a community that's al- ready integrated in many ways; • creating a stronger single finan- cial entity out of two financially sound towns; e reducing damaging competition for investment dollars; • taking advantage of an opportuni- ty to overhaul municipal adminis- tration. Beyond just staking out its posi- tion on amalgamation with the po- sition paper, the board plans to ac - Anderson denies rumoured support for `City of Durham' Clarington mavor's future also subject of speculation Politics have always been rife with rumours and two reached the Durham council chambers Wednesday. Pickering Regional Coun- cillor Doug Dickerson said he'd heard a rumour that Durham Chairman Roger An- derson and other regional chairmen in the Greater Toronto Arca had sent a letter to Municipal Affairs Minister Steve Gilchrist supporting a City of Durham. "I don't know where you're hearing that or chat you're hearing, but there',, no truth to that;" Mr. Anderson responded at the meeting. Meanwhile, Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre again de- nied speculation she's been of- fered a citizenship judge ap- pointment or a position with a provincial housing agency. She said she'll continue to serve as mayor for as long as Clarington residents vote her into office. Mayor Hamre previously denied the rumour at a recent Clarington council meeting and a regional works commit- tee meeting ROGER ANDERSON 'Nu truth to that.' tively campaign in the community and Queen's Park in support of that position. "From here our board of direc- tors and myself will go out and de- liver presentations to as many peo- ple as we can;" says Ms. Whyte, noting visits are planned to Munic- ipal Affairs Minister Steve Gilchrist and Pickering -Ajax - Uxbridge MPP Janet Ecker, who's also Minister of Education. "We'll do everything we can to get to the premier;' Ms. Whyte notes. Board members will also be taking their pitch to Regional council and other Durham munici- palities. Ms. Whyte admits the greatest resistance might come from local residents who fear losing their communities' identities in the new, combined municipality of Ajax and Pickering. But she is confident amalgamation does not mean the loss of a sense of community, not- ing districts such as Leaside and North York in the City of Toronto have managed to maintain theirs. "People have to understand amalgamation doesn't mean loss of identity. Amalgamation is strict- ly an administrative move" -Back By Popular Demand" i Heart of Country Craft shove October 15th, 16th & 17th Fri3 p 9prn, Sat. loam Spm, Sun. loam 4pm - Oshawa Civic Auditorium 99 Thornton Road S., Oshawa Durham Region's Largest & Best Authentic Country Craft Show Featuring Canada's Top Exhibitors F'0 Art,'Voodworla % QZ Jcwdiary, Cbdkin& Candles, Bears, Dols, Stained Glass, Fbrals, Reproducfm Fmurui e and so mu6 rnore! Door prizes and Un ud Way Q* Draw )A5,, L wo'e, Free parlangari�...+vv., Hrr TIME STANDS � t4 (905_) 434-_5531. Admission -'5.00 1 Seniors -'4.00 1 Children under 101 FREE I I n1 'a• .-.-7 , r r ", 'f..7A•'..-, n. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 26, 1999 PAGE 5 P Princess Di foundation grant aids ailing teensClarification. A new support group for teens coping with cancer will begin meeting at an Oshawa high school next month thanks to a grant from The Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Fund. Eastdale Collegiate and Voca- tional Institute and Hospice Durham are teaming up to offer a Cancer Coping Support Group for students this fall after the community-based organization got word it's receiving a $30,000 grant from the memorial fund established after the princess' death in response to the outpour- ing of donations in her memory. "We were delighted to be rec- ognized;" says Hospice Durham Pickering PICKERING from page I director Cheryl MacLeod. She reports the funding will enable the organization, which provides emotional support for individuals and families facing a life-threatening illness, to help high school students experienc- ing cancer in their family. "It's hard enough to be a teenager," Ms. MacLeod says. Students living with a family member who has cancer "cer- tainly need lots of support and factual information:' Stan Kolesnik, head of East - dale's guidance department, points out, "There are a lot of support programs out there in the community, but there are a lot of hurting teenagers." He reports the eight-week program, which will he run by clinical psychotherapist Kath- leen Foster -Morgan and youth counsellor Bob Heeney, is in- tended as a pilot project that will be shared with other schools. "The intent in Durham is to spread it to other secondary schools;' he notes. It's hoped in- dividual schools' guidance coun- sellors will pick up where the program leaves off. Meanwhile, Durham District School Board communications manager Mary Brown reports Etobicokc North MPP John Hastings will he on hand at East - dale Sept. 29 for the cheque pre- sentation. waterfront plan up for -review units, on the west side of Liv- erpool Road just south of Wharf Street. A second phase of the project may include a marina, 140 -unit hotel, restau- rant, retail space, office uses and additional residential uses on property that would require lakefill to the west of the townhouses, but details have not yet been provided. The second application from G. and A. Hilts on the east side of Liverpool just south of Wharf is for the con- struction of a 'marine village' with 19 townhouses, some parking and boat storage, and limited commercial uses such as professional offices and day care. The applicant on the Hilts property requested an exemp- tion from the review. Gary Peck told council[ -ors the ap- plication already conforms to the Town's Official Plan and to the recommendations of the citizens' task force formed by the Town in 1997 to develop a plan for the future of Picker- ing's waterfront. Those recommendations in- cluded mixed residential and commercial development in the area. Mr. Peck also said the delay caused by the review would create a financial bur- den. But area resident Jacque- line Smart urged councillors not to grant an exemption, not- ing council endorsed a design study for the entire area when it endorsed the task force re - YBERLEA DOUG DICKERSON Townspending 'Rood ta.rpavers'dollars to study something that's already been done.' port last year. She added residents are not anti -development and want a design plan that is good for everyone as well as being profitable for the developers. "What we're saying is 'let's do it right'," Ms. Smart told council. The south Liverpool Road area had been identified as a 'Detailed Review Area' appro- priate for further study in the Town's Official Plan. Town director of planning S CJ V cg IF It WUAL CEM WALK-IN HKWF S Daly 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. E iWWAS91KA0.'01" • • EL;0=0 ,JVAW. E.//E�IB"YR4C" AtMBERUEA SHOPPING CENTRE ON WFl<TES RQ PKNQWA O BETWEEN FINCH i HW 401 • ExtrwIloee in Hots M • FREE 2nd Opkkm Conation • Collect Frere In uranaes g.& ow em" 96013aw Coach Canada Neil Carroll said if the study was approved, no more devel- opment applications for the area would be brought before council until it was finished, which would likely take six months from when terms of reference for it are submitted to council in November. Though he voted for the study, Ward 2 Regional Coun- cillor Doug Dickerson sug- gested previous Town studies and the citizens' task force have already made it clear what's needed on the water- front, and their recommenda- tions are close to what's being proposed by the two applica- tions. He said Pickering was spending "good taxpayers' dollars to study something that's already been done." The study will cover rough- ly the area south of Commerce Street to the lakeshore be- tween the east side of the charnel entrance to French- man's Bay and the west side of Alex Rohertson Park: as well as the area bordered by Bayly Street, St. Martins Drive, Radom Street and Liverpool Road. and lands south of Hwy. 401 between Liverpool Road and Alliance Street north of Bayty. A story in the Sept. 22 News Advertiser requires clarification because of incorrect information provided to the newspaper. Durham District School Board superintendent Doug Wilson has been seconded to the Ontario College of Teachers as manager of the Standards of Practice and Education Unit. He will be responsible for supporting the College's Stan- dards of Practice and Education Committee in the development and implementation of stan- dards of practice, a professional learning framework and a code of ethics for the teaching profes- sion in Ontario. How does the demutualization of Canada's life insurance companies affect you? If you have received a package from your insurance company or have questions, please call: Andy Silverman (905) 42.13-54M Merrill Lynch Ajax Durham Centre 90 Kingston Road East. Unit #4 (Highway #2 and Harwaxf Road) Memll Lynch Canada Inc. is a memher - CIPE APPLICATION TO PROVINCIAL PARLIAMENT THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on behalf of the Corporation of the Town of Pickering application will be made to the Legislative Assembly of the Province of Ontario for an Act authorizing the Town of Pickering to pass a by-law(s) for the following purpose: To permit persons authorized to enforce by-laws within the Town of Pickering to remove goods which are being sold, in contravention of municipal by-laws, on highways or vacant lots adjacent to highways within the Town. Persons authorized to enforce by-laws of the Town of Pickering will have the authority to remove any goods, wares or merchandise, including produce of any kind, being sold contrary to Town by-laws, on highways or on vacant lots adjacent to highways, within the boundaries of the Town of Pickering. By- law enforcement officers will have the authority to destroy perishable goods that have been removed or to give such perishable goods to any charitable institution. The application will be considered by the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills. Any person who has an interest in the application and who wishes to make submissions, for or against the application, to the Standing Committee on Regulations and Private Bills should notify, in writing, the Clerk of the Legislative Assembly, Legislative Building, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontario, M7A 1A2. Dated at Toronto, Ontario, this 15'' day of September, 1999. John Reble Solicitor for the Corporation of the Town of Pickering 1 Eva Road, Suite 100 Toronto, Ontario M9C 4Z5 DURHAM REGION EXPRESS SCHEDULE 6 RPM - ii � �, : � - trentway-wagar inc. 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SAMPLE FARES: To Kington Ston To Montreal • Senior Discounts up to 25% Off • Student Discounts up to 40% Off Adult One Way $36.25 $67 • Tickets may be purchased at the Whitby Go Transit Station Aduft Retum $50.65 $100.10 FOR FULL FARE & SCHEDULE INFORMATION t M MOCROM 4A* CALL 14MO-461-7661 t AIP PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Sept mbar 26,1899 NEWS.Editorial ADVERT] EDITORIAL. Fines, penalties must be tightened up School bus sign obedience critical It's surely a disaster just waiting to happen. An absent-minded diner, not paying attention or worse, defying the flashing lights and protruding 'Stop' sign, whips past a school bus. And ploughs right into a child, killing him instantly. Despite the fact there have been no serious accidents or injuries with Durham school buses since 1992, Laid- law Transit and Durham Regional Po- lice officials say a tragic scenario is in- evitablc unless careless drivers start paying attention. Drivers coming from both directions must stop well back of school buses flashing their lights and must remain stopped, not just rolling slowly, but stopped, until those lights stop flashing. Judy Petsinis, driver development and safety officer for Laidlaw, which operates many school buttes in Durham, says non-compliance with bus stop sig- nals is "a daily problem. The general public has to wake up" Bus drivers have lately been sending four or five complaints a day to police. In response to the problem, the police launched Operation Bus Watch this past January. The program's intention is to have bus drivers, crossing guards and witnesses report as much information as Areas where repeat violations occur stretch across the entire region. Inter- sections in Ajax, Whitby, Oshawa, Bowmanville and Goodwood have been identified and rated as the worst five for stop -signal violators. Once identified, police have an officer sit near the inter- section to keep an eye out for violators. So far. Constable John Hinds of the police force traffic management unit says he believes the letters and other en- forcement tactics arc working. But a handful of daily complaints constantly coming in suggests not everyone is get- ting the message. While bus drivers are encouraged by the program and its attempt to stamp out the problem, the culprits who disre- gard the law must be made to pay the price. Complaints must be followed up and repeat offenders should be ticketed and lose demerit points. An extra effort should be made when drivers receive their licences to point out all the rules surrounding school bus stops. Everyone must know exactly how vital this issue is. It's a streak we would all dearly love to see maintained well into the next mil- lennium. Latiebrcte the futkoer OPINIONS DURHAM SE R SEPT. 26, 1999 '''4 • ... 0K arm W(04G A Kuk 5ERK MY AQMS FALL OFF LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Help me find my birth mom To the editor: Do you know my birth mother'? Her last name began with the letter 'M' when she gave birth to me on June 30, 1970, at Oshawa General Hospital. She named me Tracey Lynn 'M'. She was 17 and the sec- ond oldest in a family of seven chil- dren. Her older sister was 19 and her three other sisters were 16, 13 and 10. Her two brothers were 12 and eight at the time of my birth. Although we have both indicat- ed our wishes for a reunion through possible on stop -signal violators. The E-mail comments on this editorial to the Adoption Disclosure Registry police send cautionary letters to report- nnewsCbdurham.net. Submissions (ADR), that's not enough. Now 1 ed offenders. Offenders can face a fine which include the writer's full name need your help to connect with her, of 5485 or six demerit points if they're and town of residence will be consul- to tell her 1 also want a reunion so found guilty. ered for publication. we can share stories, pictures and Mother and child reunion up to readers It's a compelling story, a heart- rending one. About a young woman searching for the birth mother she's never known, the birth mother who gave her up for adoption shortly after she entered the world. Imagine the pain that mother must have felt then, the heartache she may a have endured since, the emotional scars she might still bear today, almost 30 years after giving birth to her baby Imagine the elation the biological mother and daughter might feel today if they were reunited, if they got to know each other for the first time, if the birth mother had a chance to meet the grandchildren she doesn't even know exist. And, it's clear the biologicall moth- er and her daughter want a reunion. Both have been in touch with the agency most likely to bring them to- gether, but with no success. So, the daughter called the News Advertiser about a week ago from her Ottawa -area home in her most recent effort to get in touch with her birth mother. She related her story and asked Blake Purdy News Editor if there was anything we could do to help. She followed the advice she was given and her package arrived the other day, including the letter to the editor which appears on this page. A little background: "Tracey Lynn' was born lune 30, 1970 at Oshawa General Hospital to a 17 -year-old woman with a last name that began with `M'. When she was only a couple of months old, 'Tracey Lynn' was put in the care of a foster family some- where in Durham. A few months later, she was adopted by an Ajax family who raised her. 'Tracey Lynn' lived in Ajax for 25 years until she moved east in 1995. So, she's hundreds of miles away now. But, a big part of her remains right here. The family who raised her will stay in her heart forever — the adoptive parents she calls "mom and dad", and their offspring, "my brother and sister". And, there's another part of 'Tracey Lynn' who might still be here in Durham. "I've always wanted to know her, says the young woman searching for her birth mother. Until then, "I'm not a complete person. As an adult, I'm lacking. "I've never gone through a birthday or a Christmas or other special occasion with- out wanting to be a part of my birth heritage " Thanksgiving's just around the corner. Please take a couple of minutes to read 'Tracey Lynn's' letter. You might be able to connect her to the birth mother she's never known. It would help make her whole. hugs. I would like her to meet my children, her grandchildren. In 1987. 1 contacted the Oshawa Children's Aid Society (CAS) for non -identifying background infor- mation on my birth family that I, as i an adoptee, am entitled to have. In September 1989, by birth mother registered her request for a reunion with me through the ADR. In 1991, she contacted the Oshawa CAS for the non -identifying back- ground information on my adoptive family that she is entitled to have. That same year, I contacted the Oshawa CAS again for any updated information and was told there was none available to me. I registered with the ADR in March of 1999. Of course, there was an immediate match as my birth mother had registered her wishes for a reunion almost 10 years before. However, by this time she was not at the address she had provided in 1989. So we keep pass- ing like ships in the night. That's why 1 need your help. It is clear both my birth mother and I would like to be reunited, but with- out your assistanceit may never happen. My birth mother lived with her family in Durham. She had blond hair, green eyes, fair skin, was 57" tall and weighed 115 Pounds. She had com- pleted Grade 10 educa- tion and was involved in sports, especially golf, horseback riding, gym- nastics and judo. I am hoping this information will be rec- ognized by family and friends who wil) help us to reunite. If you know what might have hap- pened to my birth mother `M', or have an address for any family members, I would appreciate hearing from you. I may be reached by writing 915 Clyde Ave. N., Ottawa, On- tario, K I Z 5A6, or by calling 613- 838-4104. TRACEY - LYNN M. looking for birth mother. E-mail comments on this column to nnewsOdurham.neL Include your full name and town of residence. 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The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax 8t: Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community NewspWa Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Caradian Cbvw lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Coun- cil. The publisher re- serves the right to classify or refuse any advatise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY E Teens' deaths inspire drunk -driving video p Students' `powerful' tribute a `very strong message to everyone about safety' BY KEITH GILLIGAN StafJ'Writer Tears flowed in the Durham council chambers Wednesday as Region politicians, staff and the public watched an emotionally - charged video about the deaths of two Whitby teenagers. Made by seven Whitby high school students, the video exam- ines the after-effects of traffic acci- dents and includes interviews with family and friends of Amanda Heron and Jennifer Crook. The deaths of Amanda, Jennifer Berryand Michelle Berry of Brooklin were the inspiration for the video, Durham Regional Police Inspector Greg Reid told councillors. Jennifer died in April of this year when she was struck by a van while trying to cross Taunton Road in Hampton. Amanda was killed in June of 1998 in an alcohol-related accident on Brawley Road north of Brook - lin. Michelle died in 1997 when the driver of a vehicle she was a pas- senger in fell asleep and the car hit a bridge support. Amanda and Michelle were both students at Sinclair Secondary School, where Insp. Reid is a mem- ber of the school's community council. Each year, Durham Regional Police make drinking and driving presentations at high schools around prom time, using videos from Mothers Against Drunk Dri- ving, Students Against Drunk Dri- ving and Toronto Police. 'As a result of these tragic deaths, we believed it was an op- portune time to create a drinking and driving video locally that would greatly impact our students and their families:' Insp. Reid said. A member of the Whitby Com- munity Police Office, Insp. Reid said students from each of the four Whitby high schools were involved in the project. Participating from Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Secondary School i were Matthew Gillespie and Heather Lampa; Paulette Guay and Cathy Smits represented Sinclair; Kerri Godfrey and Aaron Hess are from Anderson Collegiate Voca- tional Institute; and Sarah Franko- Thompson is from Henry Street High School. The video was completed in June, Insp. Reid said. `"lite students have created a video that far exceeded our expec- tations. It is most powerful with a very strong message to everyone about safety" Several councillors and staff were in tears following the video. A copy of the video was sent to each high school in Durham Re- gion "in time for their prom:' Insp. t Reid said. Copies have also been sent to each high school in Durham A axJ Pickering residents invited An emotionally -wrenching video on the perils of drinking and driving prrxluced by students from Whitby high schools left several Durham Region- al councillors and staff members is tears Wednes- day. Among the students involved in the produc- tion are (from left) Matthew Gillespie and Heather and to each school board in On- tario. Jennifer's father Paul told Re- gional council, "Nothing was scripted in the video. The youth put it together" so it's representative of .youth investing in youth. "I'm honoured the video has reached across Ontario;' he added. Noting there are health and safety programs in workplaces, Mr. Crook said it only makes sense to wntroduce such initiatives else - here. "What's wrong with doing one in schools?" Mr. Crook credited the video makers with having such a tremen- dous impact on his family and oth- ers. "I want to thank everyone. It's one way to honour our daughter. If one life is saved, their lives and memories will live on" Region Chairman Roger Ander- son agreed. "Nothing that movie does will replace your loss. "If the video saves one life, it's worth it." Sinclair video maker Ms. Smits said in an interview students who worked on the project were in- spired by their love of the deceased eens. "We all had emotional ties. Some of us went to school with nON, Septemtber N, 1999 PAGE 7 A09Durham courthouse decision still months away Private -public deal, location undecided BY CINDY UPSHALL Staff Writer Durham's consolidated court- house is a priority for a provincial building committee, but don't look for any sign of it coming up until next vear.m "Durhais at the top of the list:' says %Vhithy-Ajax MPP and Attor- ney-Gencral Jim Flaherty. The Durham representative inherited re- sponsibility for the regional consol- idated courthouse when he was ap- pointed to the cabinet pont after his government was re-elected this summer. While the long -anticipated facil- ity, promised by NDP Premier Bob KEITH GILLIGAN/News Advertiser photo Rae during the 1995 provincial election campaign tops the list of Lampa of Father Leo J. Austin Catholic Sec- the province's SuperBuild infra- ondary School, Cathy Smits of Sinclair Secondary structure growth committee. Mr. School and Sarah Franko-Thompson of Henry Flaherty says he can't give a firm date when it will be constructed Street High School. Other students involved were i since it still has to go through the Paulette Guay of Sinclair and Kern Godfrey and cabinet committee process. Aaron Hess, both of Anderson Collegiate. Whenever the wheels are put in Amanda:' Ms. Franko-Thompson and Jen- nifer Crook began going to school together in elementary school. "We didn't want to do a video that was already done. We wanted it real;" Ms. Franko-Thompson said. "Jennifer's parents came to us" about being in the video. "We had to ask the parents to tell us about the accident. It was emotionally taxing:' Ms. Smits noted. The impact of the video was "large", she added. "Everyone knew Amanda. She was popular' as she participated in a lot of school activities. When the video was shown at Sinclair, "there wasn't a dry eye in the room;' Ms. Franko-Thompson recalled. "I think the fact it's local students is what hits home. If you didn't know them personally, you know someone who did." Family and friends of the girls talked of their loss — Jennifer's parents about a week after her death — what the girls meant to them and how they're coping with their losses. The video had "a big effect on everyone:' Ms. Franko-Thompson said. "Everyone wanted to put in- formation in it" A popular nutritional coun- selling course at the Ajax -Picker- ing Health Centre is available again this fall. 'The Healthy Way', an eight- week healthy lifestyle course, is being offered jointly by the hos- pital and the Town of Pickering beginning Oct. 5 and will run Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. Led by a registered dietitian, the course will focus on healthy - q Y not location:' Mr. Flaherty says, to live `The Health Wav' addtng, "at some point the issue of y 11—t; 'IIh bed' eating, exercise, stress manage- ment, body image and habit change. Guest speakers and handouts will provide lots of information so participants can choose what is on wt ave to scussed but it's not the first. best for them. "To me the issue has always Cost for the course is $135. been what's the best arrangement The hospital's at 580 Harwood for taxpayers... what's the best, Ave. S., Ajax. what makes the most sense, pro - Register by calling the Town vides the best facility at the best of Pickering at 420-4621. price for the taxpayer;' he says. W r J fir. motion, the Watching the video is "really ' project will in - hard;' she admitted. "I've viewed it volve both the five times and it never gets easier." public and the Ms. Smits said the accidents private sector were the result of "careless" ac- working to- , tions and the "consequences were gether. Mr. very real" Flaherty says jA Mr. Crook said the first time he he sees it as saw the video was at Sinclair. "I "an opportuni- was overwhelmed emotionally, ty for the pri- seeing the picture of our daughter." vate sector to During the filming, "we were in partner with JIM the midst -of our daughter's funer- the govern- FLAHERTY al" and unable to get their thoughts ment for a together. "I wish we could say Durham con -'Durham at the more:' s o I i d a t e d top of the list.' But, Mr. Crook is confident the courthouse video is still very poignant. "Hope- and what might be there with it:' fully, it will make other youth think ' As an example the Attorney - of their actions" General says there have been sug- The video carries such impact gestions for a Toronto courthouse to that, prior to its showing, Region be built along with an office build - Chairman Anderson excused Pick- ing. "It will be built more quickly in ering Councillor Rick Johnson, partnership with the private sector whose son Russell was killed in a with less capital expense and be a crash March 28. more creative project:' explains Mr. "It's something I probably 1 Flaherty. When the project was wouldn't feel comfortable about:' originally announced the court- Coun. Johnson said. "Roger felt it's house was to built at Mary and best, in the immediate time frame, Bond streets in Oshawa. However to avoid that.' there have been reports the govem- He and his wife Susan have en- ment may be open to alternate sites, tered a grief counselling program in other municipalities, including offered by Durham Family Ser- those in neighbouring Whitby. vices. `"Ilse first uestion in m mind is - q Y not location:' Mr. Flaherty says, to live `The Health Wav' addtng, "at some point the issue of y 11—t; 'IIh bed' eating, exercise, stress manage- ment, body image and habit change. Guest speakers and handouts will provide lots of information so participants can choose what is on wt ave to scussed but it's not the first. best for them. "To me the issue has always Cost for the course is $135. been what's the best arrangement The hospital's at 580 Harwood for taxpayers... what's the best, Ave. S., Ajax. what makes the most sense, pro - Register by calling the Town vides the best facility at the best of Pickering at 420-4621. price for the taxpayer;' he says. W r J fir. AM PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Sepftmber 26,1999 - You get mi ht a kick out of g martial arts demonstrations You're invited to watch demon- strations and take part in classes at a free presentation of Martial Arts from Around the World. Presented by Durham Region Aikido, Chi Tao Kung Fu and Tai Chi School, the event will he held Satur- day. Oct. 2 from I to 5 p.m. at 570 Westney Rd. S.. Ajax. There will be demonstrations of martial arts from Japan, China, Korea, the Phillipines, Russia, Cana- da and the U.S. Top martial artists from Ontario will demonstrate both traditional and modern styles. For more information, call 438- 9902. Carib club hosts dinner, dance PICKERING — The Pickering Carib Canadian Cultural Association celebrates its 19th anniversary with a dinner and dance. The event will be held Saturday, Oct. 16 at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Provincial court judge Gregory Regis will be the guest speaker. Association members, their friends and supporters are invited to attend the formal dance, which gets under way with cocktails at 6:30 p.m., followed by the dinner at 7:30 p.m. The cost is $25 for members and $30 for others. There will be prizes offered and a cash bar and music will be provided by Fletcher's Love. For ticket information call 420- 5196. 427-7344. 429-6746 or 428- 8244. ?4A11VU1 K( GET rouR + H t PAL ONE PRICE. �V 11 J RIDE ALL oar sass FRaM McDONALDS OR SELECTED SHOPPERS MARTS BEFORE SEPL 2499 SEPT. 30 OCTs I 2 3 MARIU M FAIRGROUNDS - 5 KM north of Hwy, i7 on McCowan at 18th Ave. 0 FAMILY PASS X1800 (2 adults - 3 Gddoen) ofth-1-00 -'8.00 -Seniors - $-00 <hkkw 12 yrs. & Milder -1200 ,Cf>ildren 4 & under FREE -3 Day Pass,1 Atilt -'16.00 -Youth - Thm. &Fri. before 6 pm • 54.00 prices include G.S.T Airlocks to explore. Rad suits to wear, Fire Hoses to play with. :E1 great check out the station. ....................... 1 Take the in -plant tour. See it all in this fascinating one-hour walk-through of Pickering A. Tours every half hour. E A, ✓,�',�r, m..-- pre -register by calling 905-837-7272 by Sept. 28th for the in -plant tour. Recommended for ages 8 and older — extensive walking. ....................... 2Take the bus tour. Sit back and enjoy the sights on a 30 minute guided bus bur. (Be sure to ask about the enchanted brest.) Trips leave eery half-hour. ....................... Just browse. Take your own tirne exploring the all-new Irdormation Centre, outdoor exhibits and food tent There's something for everyone of all ages at the Ontario Power Generation's Pickering Nuclear Open House, Saturday, October 2nd. teaming stuff ...join in on a guided tour inside the plant, get information on the return to service of Pickering A, ,•... background on ` the upcoming / . environmental assessment, safety displays, all new information exhibits, video presentations, station staff to answer your questions and computer games! Food stuff ... hot dogs, potato chips, soft drinks, coffee! /'! Fun stuff ... play with a fire hose, try on a real radiation suit, face painting, clowns, balloons and games! --- I & PkWn` Nuclear open House S3Wrda►. October 2nd, 1999 8:30am to 4: OOpm. To resister am call 905-837-7272. 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The Students Together Against Racism (STAR) program, organised by the boards ethnocultural equity and race relations department, was honoured at a ceremony in Toronto recently along with a charitable fund-raising project at Bellwood Public School in Whitby, the Rain- bows student support program at Southwood Park Public School in Ajax, an arts program at Epsom Pub- lic School in Port Perry, a student leadership program at Eastdale Col- legiate and Vocational Institute in Oshawa and a teen pregnancy sup- port program at the Durham Alterna- tive Secondary School, also in Os- hawa. Each school or project received a $2.000 award from the consortium. which is composed of the Durham, Halton and Toronto District School Boards and the Ontario Institute for Studies in Education at the Universi- ty of Toronto. The consortium is designed to en- hance student learning. A total of 25 projects were select- ed by the consortium as award recip- ients this year by a panel consisting of students, parents, trustees, board personnel and members of the media. "Projects submitted (had to he recognized as) making an apprecia- ble difference for students;' a board news release reports, noting projects included initiatives focusing on safe Budding babysitters trained at St. John course Youth interested in babysitting can learn how to deal with every- thing from breathing emergencies to temper tantrums and colic at an up- coming course. What Every Babysitter Should Know was created for youth aged I I to 13 years and will teach basic first aid for children and safety aware- ness. Offered by St. John Ambulance, the seven -hour, one -day course will also teach participants about artifi- cial respiration, bleeding and ban- daging and more. The course also features games and activities. The cost is $30. In Ajax, it will be offered on Saturday, Nov. 6. In Whitby, it's offered on Satur- day, Nov. 13 and in Oshawa on Sat- urday, Nov. 27. For information on how to regis- ter and pay in advance, call St. John Ambulance, Durham Region branch, at 434-7800. Anti -racism initiative among six winning projects schools, student leadership, in- Projects from Port Perry High A presentation highlighting novatjve instruction, the use of School, Anderson Collegiate and Durham's award-winning pro - technology, extracurricular op- Vocational Institute in Whitby jects will be held at the board's portunitics. curriculum imple- and the Adult and Continuing standing committee meeting mentation models and parent Education Centre in Oshawa re- Oct. 4. partnerships. ceived an honourable mention. 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Industry Industrie THIS T Canada Canada Pre -registration is required - Call the Chamber at 728-1683 N �r C cttawtnvraszttaaotrtcn Did you kr►owa.a The Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser news- paper is a mem- ber of the Ontario Press Council, 80 Gould `'St., Toronto, Ont. `'M5B W, an independent organization that addresses reader complaints about :member ..newspapers. -A �i -1t1.s , NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 26, 1999 PAGE 11 A/P It h &FiTNEss NEWS A IAV ERTISER SEPT. 26, 1999 Saving a loved one from pain of terminal cancer There are solutions to help those who are suffering, but will is needed What can you do if a loved one is dying in agony from terminal cancer pain? In 1999 there is only one dras- tic solution. Some pain special- ists are still living on Mars and you have to bring them down to earth with one hell of a jolt. A message they will never, never forget. A recent article in Canada's 'Medical Post' shows the extent of the problem. The title of the piece is 'Pain care not taught well in medical school.' It claims new graduates felt they were poorly prepared to treat sufferers of chronic pain. I'd say 'amen' to that. Dr. John Clark, President of the Canadian Pain Society, echoed their concern. He stated, "The consensus is that pain con- trol is not well taught in medical schools." Again, this isn't news to me. But it was Dr. Neil Hagen's comment that raised my antenna and ire. It again confirms how far out of touch doctors can be, even physicians who are treating can- cer patients. Dr. Hagen is medical leader of' Foothills Hospital Palliative Care Service in CalearN. He agreed with a variety of health-care surveys showing pain is very prevalent in our society. But then he added the public is to blame as it had not pushed for better pain control! I wish I still had the 30,000 letters I delivered to Monique Begin, the Federal Minister of Health, years ago. They were from Canadian and U.S. readers of my column de- ploring that a loved one, who suf- fered from terminal cancer, had died in agony and demanded doc- tors practice better pain control. How much more does the public have to push'? Dr. Hagen and many other physicians have it all wrong. It's not that patients haven't screamed enough. It's that doc- tors are not listening to their screaming. After all, studies show 80 per cent of cancer patients die in pain. Isn't it the role of doctors, not patients, to rectify this inhu- mane situation? Many readers know of my ef- forts to legalize heroin for termi- nal cancer patients. So I often receive calls from frustrated families askinL, me to help them. The malorit% tell me :i loved The Doctor Game W. Gifford --Jones M.D. one has insufferable pain and the doctor refuses to increase the dosage of narcotic. It's unbelievable how many tell me a loved one with metasta- tic cancer is receiving only Tylenol 3! And they ask where they can obtain heroin. Regrettably I have to tell them heroin is no longer available in Canada. Heroin was legalized in 1944 after six years of fighting oppo- nents who said it wasn't needed. Then when heroin became avail- able they did everything to prove me wrong. Prescribing heroin, unlike other narcotics, was surrounded by so much red tape it never got off the ground. Now due to lack of use, the pharmaceutical company respon- sible for heroin no longer imports it, We won a battle, but lost the war clue to a combination of hypocrisy, bullheadedness, arro- gance and vanity. And the only time the oppo- nents of this painkiller will real- ize their error is when they're dying in pain themselves. Last year the Gifford -Jones Foundation donated nearly half - a -million dollars to the Universi- ty of Toronto Medical School. The purpose was to establish a professorship in Pain Control and Palliative Care. I hope wealthy individuals will establish other professor- ships of this kind. How can a professorship help to decrease needless pain? Doc- tors must be taught a very basic principle in pain control. That it's important to prescribe painkillers at regular intervals. This keeps the painkiller ahead of the pain. All too uften it's the other way around when patients receive narcotics at irreg- ular intervals. But a new Professor in Pain Control won't quickly solve this problem. The insensitivity and egotism of some doctors will delay the success of strictly educational measures. I tell families who call me ask- ing for help that at the moment they have two choices. They either have to resign themselves to seeing a loved one suffer or take off the velvet glove. They must inform the doctor and hospital administrator they will be charged with malpractice for failing to provide adequate pain control. Sounds pretty drastic doesn't it. But after years of personal frustration I'm convinced only big 'headline news' will alert everyone to this problem: That a doctor and hospital have been found guilty for failing to provide adequate pain control and that millions of dollars has been awarded to the victim as a result. I don't know when or if this will happen. Families tend to forget the agony after the death of a loved one or fear the cost of legal ac- tion. But one day a rich family won't forget and will have their day in court. Hopefully doctors will never, never forget the head- lines. 0.7 J You can vs -rite m Dr. Gifft)rd- Jones c% KierK'.r Health Centre, 2511 UnitiersitN Aie. 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Self esteem issues emerge and can easily, be dealt with from a whole person approach. You want to put a candle in my ear? Are you crazy.? y Have you ever been troubled by any of the fol- lowing symptoms? If so, someone may have suggested you try ear candling. • Ear aches • Loss of Hearing • Excessive Ear Wax Tinnitus (buzzing) •Swimmer's Ear *Headaches •Sinus Problems *Itching in the ears •Cysts •Allergies •Sore Throats *Ringing in the ears • Dizziness If you have any of these symptoms, you may be interested in looking into an ancient and gentle tech- nique called Ear Candling (also known as Ear Coning). With the trend to natural healing growing in pop- ularity, Ear Candling has once again surfaced and become a popular practice. It is for those searching for a more natural way to alleviate head and upper respirato- ry pressure, improve their hearing or sense of smell or for general well being. There are good all natural candles used today made of unbleached natural cotton, dipped in 1009'0 beeswax infused with botanically certified essential oils. The oils are chosen according to their energies vital to the body for healing and provide anti-inflammatory, decongestant and soothing properties. A gentle massage with specially prepared oils on the neck and face is very enjoyable and sets the tone for the relaxation and cleans- ing to follow. The heat and low pressure created by the bunting candle gently seated in the ear forms a vacuum which regulates pressure in the sinus area and draws up ear- wax and impurities into the unburnt part of the candle. Many people remark on feeling pressure relief and a lighter feeling in the head area after the candling. Locally applied heat has the effect of stimulating periph- eral blood circulation which in turn strengthens the immune system and enhances the lymph circulation. The whole process is pleasant and relaxing. It is not uncommon for a client to remark that they could easily fall asleep while getting a treatment. There is a deep sense of well-being and relaxation. Some common positive effects of Ear Candling: • gentle removal of excess ear- wax build-up, fungus, bacteria, yeast, Candida, ear mites, worms or para- r1EEF sites • TIME . • soothing and relaxing release Of stress • • pressure regulation to head and ears • relief of ear and sinus irrita- tions ! stimulation of the ear reflex points • activation of circulation and drainage of the local lymphatic sys- tem Ear Candling sessions are now available at the Greenwood Holistic Health Care Centre given by Bille von Roeder, Certified Auricular Therapist. For a. booking call (905) 619- Knowledge of true identi- ty, the creative process, stillness and listening skills, practice and control of what you are radiating out to others, voice projec- tion,•speaking from the heart and the magic of the present moment are all helpful tools in being well received. In a safe, calm encour- aging atmosphere you can learn to BE comfortable in any situation, even speak- ing in public. Through Pineridge Natural Health, Alan Fisher, radio announcer, lawyer, teacher, offers workshops on the Art of Living, Individual L+feCounselling and Attunement, a silent relaxation therapy. There will be a course on 'Public Speaking and personal Transformation'. for women and men of integrity - a course unlike any other. There will be four ses- sions for $60 with a limit- ed enrollment of 10 peo- ple. register at (905) 683- 7735. Dr. MaryAnn Franko and the entire family of health care practitioners at Pineridge Natural Health would like to take this opportunity to wel- come Anna Midolo, Certified Nutritional Practitioner and Live Cell Microscopist to the clinic. Greenwood %Holistic gJealth Care Centre 619-1405 Ear Candling Your body's tune-up for the fall season • Sinus problems • Earaches • Headaches ... and more Call to make an appointment A peaceful country retreat Highway 7 and Westney tt�a (10 min. from downtown Pickenng)A l�fvrdablc Dcnlures... u,a. 1:u.tit /(rwurt !v JNuls: REPAIRS (1 hr.) • Relines' Complete, Partial Dentures LOWER DENTURE STABILITY NEW PERMANERV SOFT DENTURE LINER WAL, m Steil, DD, F.UC.,:1, 84 Old Kingston Rd. W. PICKERING VILLAGE. AJAX 683-4294 • QUALr Y • GF201 E DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAILABLE TO SERVE YOU VM WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE fp PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. #F2) DR. JOSEPH A. 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We entrust you to God for His wooden shoes, just like his J girl the past - i birthday on protection and will for your years Daddy' all set few days. On Sept. I8, Cas- Sept.24. "You :. - Happy birthday, with love, hugs and kisses to help mow the lawn. He's i sidy turned always have aahead. , big smile for from Craig (Bubba), Mum and Dad. Big guy Craig celebrated his getting read to g g Y "" ' four years old and a party was everyone, espe- cially for big sixth birthday on Aug. 8. Hope you enjoyed your birthday, our beloved celebrate his second birthday on Sept. 25. Lots of held with her cousins, aunts, uncles and grandpar- brother Joshua and her Papa. Lots of hugs and kiss - son. Stay close to God always and be hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy, Lita (Grandma) Mon- ents. There was a 'Minnie' party with 10 of her friends. "We hope es from Gramma and Papa:' I kind and loving, as you are. Lots of love salves, Opa and Oma Collins. you had fun sweetie. We love you. from Mum, Dad and Jonathan. Our dear niece and cousin Nadia Dow was Auntie Tish and all his other aunts, uncles and cousins:' Mommy, Daddy and Lindsay.- Blrthda� christened on Sept. 26. Love from Craig, Jonathan, Aun- tie Camille and Uncle Nick:' I Birthday Birthday turning three; on Oct. "He's Birthdays Happy birthday wishes go out to Happy birth- 1. a happy guy as "Our beautiful baby girl" Kendra ..our precious baby boy ^ day wishes go out to Tom Palmer long as he has his horses and dinosaurs 5 Kameron Al- on and Lee Wade turns one Fred Tyteas Sept. 29, when 'f Disney movies. on Sept. 26. "In the , he turns one he turns 10. Happy birthday past year, you have �'" on Sept. 29. Best wishes and baby. Love Mom. Megan, Grand - brought more sun- s ,� Lots of love, love from r m a, Poppa and Rascal." andshine laughter hugs and kiss- Mom, Dad, to ourlives. Where has esfrom Eric and Mitchell! Birthdav the year gone? Mommy Happy first birthday Kendra, we love you very much. and Daddy. Lots of hugs and kisses from Mommy, Daddy and broth- I 40th BlrthdavRegan K e v i n er Joshua. Also, happy birthday to Vern, the man of my turned dreams on Sept. 23. You make our children and me so Birthday Sept. 22 nine on Sept. happy. Love and kisses Carmen." was 24. Once again g Happy birthday wishes go out to a mile- stone day for this year he'll celebrate by i `i±s —� Birthdays f--� our little hock- ey fanatic" K a r e n going camping It was celebration Kevin Wood, Alexander, as she turnedbunch with a great of guys time in the Vickers' as he turns three on Sept. 29. the big four - Wishing .r the 5th Ajax Cubs. ishing Wishing home! On Sept. 25, _ .We h you ope Y oh. Karen KeN in lots of fun are Mom, Dad Elizabeth and Alli- rt soentered the dou- -' =` enjoy your a happy 40th birthday were Christo- (Baloo)• sister Lindsay and Mad Max the dog. ble digits — the big ' ` party sunshine. i pher, :Mathew and Vince. 10. Sending them love and happy birthday wishes are Mom, Dad, Love Mommy, Daddy and Birthday Caitlin, Kelly, Chris, Cathi, Olivia, Tricia, Hotly the cat" By the way, hockey Birthdays Nana, G aunts, uncles, cousins and Murphy, too." • rP fan and Daddy Gknn will be anoth- On Sept. 26, --?. - --1 ---- � er year older on Oct. 13. "Happy ..our beautiful Birthdays birthday Daddy" little girl"Vena Renee "Where does the 60th Birthday - �> - a,"' ! Ku - rnP cele time go? Shane cele- -� ah braces her third braced his first birthday " Happy birthday wishes go out to � b i r t h d a y. on Sept. 23 and sister Joanne Auger, '"` i VW Happy birth - Crystal turns three on as she reached day wishes, Sept. 27. You two are `the milestone �: love, hugs and kisses from Mom, growing up so very fast! age of 60 on Dad, brother Timothy and family. Mommy, Daddy, Sept. 26. Wish - Grandma J., Grandma and Grandpa W. and the whole ing Joanne Birthday family wish you a happy birthday. We love you very much" "everything wonderful in ippy birthday to "our special The Gregor Blrthda her golden t .FIs" Sarah and Kyle Merino, house is cele- y ears are hus- band who turned one on Sept.17. "You" bracing a birth- "Our beautiful girl" Paige Ash- "Our Victor, both are a o to use h and eve joy every day. Patrick ick down celebrated her third birthday daughter Nancy and husband Ken, day. Lots of love, kisses and hugs will be six on on Sept. 24. "We all love you very daughter Susan and husband Phil, from Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, Sept. 27. much. You bring the sunshine with son Ron and wife Sherri, and Grandad, Great Grandma, Jessie M o m m y , our smile. Love from Mommy, y y grandsons Blair, Ryan, Terrell and and all your aunts, uncles and Oma Daddy, Ian, Oa and Opa wish � Nanny, Papa and Auntie Amber" Connor" cousins" "our buddy" a fantastic day! "04 1794 Liverpool Road ...send to: Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? M Pickering 831-5431 THIS WEEKS CAKE WINNERS ANF.: Lis c J c t Lis know. We'll publish your Name Dro in , PP 9 1. Can* Data � % Keith Gilligan, 7- TOM Palma - I *•wkk special occasion in an easy -to -read 130 Commercial Ave �,. =-_ Winftrs tnay go Jireetly to 114" Nohhins to rMivr and easy -to -clip format... • Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 their FREE cAe. Rase �� idntifl-ba,, lltr28 VAlm UMM SAT OCrOM 2,1999 P PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, SepUmber 26,1899 Durham - Region police heroes honoured for bravery Men and women in blue showed their heroism in Ajax, Pickering incidents A Durham Regional Police offi- cer has been honoured for her sin- gle-handed capture of a murder suspect during a high-risk take- down in Ajax last year. Two robbery unit detectives re- ceived commendations for collar- ing an armed bandit as he attempt- ed to carjack a vehicle with a child inside following a Pickering bank heist just before Christmas. And, two constables were praised for acts of heroism after possibly saving the life of a teenage stabbing victim and defusing a po- tentially explosive situation near an Ajax school late in 1998. They were among eight officers recognized at the Durham police annual awards night Friday. DDD Constable Katherine Denton was applauded for nabbing the murder suspect in downtown Ajax July 27, 1998 after a chase which began near Kirby when a couple was robbed of their car at knife- point. "Const. Denton used her driving skills and pinned the suspect's ve- hicle against a bridge. She then held him at gun -point in the vehicle until her backup arrived... Her ac- tions avoided potential danger to nearby citizens." said Staff Durham Regional Police Constable Katherine an armed suspect last year during a high-risk Denton was honoured for her role in arresting takedown on Harwood Avenue. Sergeant Roy Good in presenting the award. 000 Robbery detectives Chris Ostler and Phil Lillie were honoured for their high-risk arrest of an armed man when he tried to hijack a car containing a youngster after a Pick- ering bank robbery Dec. 22, 1998. "Realizing the suspect was about to commandeer the vehicle... IFI IR KITCHEN A MATHROOM RENOCATIONS I (.I ITOM t N.RADE♦ INCLt'DED WITH ALL RENOVATION PROJECTS ROOKED THIS MONTH' HUGE RENOVATION %HOWROOM KITCHEN ♦1. BATHROOM M(IDELS LESS MOPE Y'UD TSDiE86 EVERY DA Let our teem custandaibr a program to wit your reds AND YOUR BUDGET! well provide you with a yaw in advance of targeled ieatums in d load aewapg i for you to look over wkhout any obligation. For more irdormation ad the INSIDE SALES DEPARTMENT (905) 579-4400 the detectives left their position of safety and directly confronted the suspect at gun -point;' said Staff Sgt. Good. ODD Constables Greg Collins and Bob Elliott got a tip of the hat for coming to the aid of a stabbed Ajax teen Oct. 13, 1998. Const. Elliott provided emer- gency first-aid to the girl, stabbed in the chest and having difficulty breathing, while Const. Collins controlled the crowd near an Ajax school and obtained information from a witness about a suspect. "Const. Elliott and Const. Collins handled a very volatile in- cident in a very professional man- ner perhaps saving the life of the female victim;" said Staff Sgt. Good. Your home will look great with windows and doors from Norjo Enterprises and Slim -Line Your windows and doors are your best defense against the cold and heat. That's why using quality prod- ucts and hiring a professional installer is the best way to keep the cold in and heat out during the summer and the opposite during winter. Of course, now that spring is here, the former is of utmost impor- tance. That's why people are choos- ing Slim -Line products and having them installed by Norm Doucett of Norio Enterprises. For over 25 years, Norio has been the preferred choice of many homeowners in the Scarborough and Durham area. Norm specializes in a wide array of home renovation projects and does each job as if he were working on his own home. Right now he's taking book- ings for window replacements and door installations. He's especially excited about the line of steel entranceway doors from Slim -Line. "They're the best on the mar- ket and at very fair prices,' says Norm. If you want to see the doors for yourself, feel free to visit the Slim - Line showroom at 925 Brock Rd. S. in Pickering. 000 Two Oshawa constables who rescued a mother and two children from a burning house also won awards. "They performed their duties without hesitation or thought of their personal safety," said Staff Sgt. Good of the officers' actions on June 27, 1998. "The responding Oshawa Fire Department platoon chief advised officers on the scene that in his opinion, had it not been for the quick actions of constables (Ron) Kapuscinksi and (Bernard) Lecours the occupants of the premises would most certainly have perished;" he said. 000 Constable Ronald Leigh, unable to attend the awards night, is to re- ceive a commendation for his "as- tute observations-" in helping nab a group of fleeing suspects following an Uxbridge bank robbery last year. OD❑ The department also recognized eight officers for 30 years of ser- vice and 18 officers for 20 years of service. Two civilian employees and a member of the auxiliary were honoured for 20 vears and one civilian fir 30 year" Norm chose Slim Line because everything is made right in their factory and they stand 100% behind their products. 'If there are any problems, I can go diulecdy to the factory and they take nue. of me right on the spot,' says Norm. 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WILD Education is a fast - BILLBOARD SEPT. 26, 1999 SUNDAY, SEPT. 26 BIRD SHOW: The Durham Avicul- tural Society holds its 22nd Annual Bird Show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Public wel- come. Hundreds of exotic and color- ful birds on display, birds and bird - related items for sale, giant raffle. Admission $3 for adults, $2 for se- niors and children under 12. 905- 433-3944 (Bob Yake) or 905-579- 9078 (Paul Harrison). IfEALTH FAIR: 'The Agape Temple Seventh Day Adventist Church in Pickering hosts a health fair from I I a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1741 Fairport Rd. The fair includes cooking demonstra- tions, massage therapy and blood pressure tests. 427-4082 (Joanne Johnson). MONDAY, SEPT. 27 DIVORCE CARE: Christian Life Centre, 1030 Ravenscroft Rd., Ajax, hosts a 12 -week divorce care semi- nar/support group from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. in room 203. It's for separated or divorced men and women. $2 per session. Child care not available. Pre -registration not required. (416) 878-6571. TUESDAY, SEPT. 28 SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citi- zens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at the St. Andrew's Com- munity Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Barbara and Jack Garland discuss their trip to South America. All wel- come. Phone 619-0315 for more in- formation. TOASTMASTERS: The Pickering Powerhouse Toastmasters meets from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Ajax -Picker- ing Board of Trade offices, 1099 Kingston Rd., Suite 224, Pickering. Learn public speaking, leadership and communications skills. 420-7483 (Yvonne). HOME CARE: An information night on home support programs of- fered by Durham Region Community Care is held at 7 p.m. at the Pickering Central Library, One The Esplanade. The session is aimed at those who wish to learn more about the services as well as those who are thinking of volunteering for the agency.To regis- ter or for more information call 831- 6265 or 686-0250, ext. 234. 1. 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CGTF members will play at the Olivia Nova course against other ,.enified golf teachers from the U.S.. Australia and Europe. "It's tremendous." says Ko- vacs, who only received his ccrtl- fied golf teacher designation last month. -I'm very excited. I can't wait to go." Kovacs earned a trip to the World Cup after finishing second in a qualifying event at the Hid- den Lake Golf Course in Burling- ton in late August. In the past, Kovacs has played in several minor golf tours, in- cluding the North Florida PGA. He has also played in the Emerald Coast Tour in the Sarasota, Flori- da area and on the Moonlight East Tour in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. In addition to being a certified golf teacher, Kovacs works at First Tee Golf in Pickering. He'll be sponsored for the World Teachers Cup by Smith and li Long Ltd. Electrical Contractors and Viper Marketing, their game AJAX —The Fox Run Golf Course hosted its final junior league tourna- ment of the season last Saturday. Low score for golfers aged 1 1 years and over went to Brad Smith and Billy Nicholson, who each shot 29 over nine halos. Steven Curran had the low score for golfers 10 and under with a 35. Putting champ among kids I I and over was Steven Cavers. Marc Lebel and Mary Ann Dan- dridge tied for the putting champi- onship for golfers 10 and under. Most honest golfers of the tourna- ment were Shawn O'Sullivan, Lynsey Ferris and Mary Ann Dandridge. Closest -to -the -pin award was won by Tommy Bailey. Most improved golfer over the ju- nior season was Edward O'Sullivan. Young golfers from Ajax and Pick- ering took part in the junior tourney. r Will your car be ready for the harsh winter ahead? Fall is here and there's no better timer to get your vehicle ready for winter. If you have anv rust it will only get worse when attacked by the salt and slush that lies a few months ahead. That's why you should plan a visit to Three bears Autobody in Ajax. Their profes- sional staff will have your vehi- cle looking like new every sea- son of the year. The time is also right for great savings. Right now at Three Bears take advantage of their $200 off a complete paint and body job with coupon. "This is a perfect opportu- nity to get your vehicle repaired whether it's for rust or collision work," says Kevin of Three Bears. "Another reason not to delay is our 90 day, no - interest, no -payment plan OAC." You vehicle deserves the best. That means the best quali- ty paint and oven baked, high quality finish, the latest high tech equipment for accurate repairs and top technicians who know their business well and can make your vehicle look like new again. 4 While one of the professionals at Three Bears works to straighten a frame at left, another tapes up a vehicle before it is painted. And remember when it comes to insurance work, the choice is always yours where you take your vehicle. "Insurance compa-ues may suggest preferred shops giving the impression you have to take it there," says Kevin. "Well you don't. If there's a shop you want to take it to whether it's Three Bears or someplace else, the decision is yours and yours only." Additional services pro- vided include a free shuttle ser- vice as well as arranging a rental vehicle depending on your insurance coverage. There is also a five year warranty on the paint and a warranty on collision work for as long as you own the vehicle. For more information about Three Bears Autobody call (905) 619-2327 or visit their shop at 282 Monarch Ave., Unit 20B in Ajax. 76cc TONF BEAUTY �I INT'L mar J12cx � �lJ`amcx Hair, Facials Waxing, Nails, Black Hair Relaxer, Ear Candling, Massage, Tanning SAtagbzig in Permanent Make -Up WW European Body Pler� • NME Y Y�1 51 Dtl l uterd Rd.. 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PICKGRING L��'�� %%iihrhi%Ad �� -The Pickering Buyer Pontiac Panthers junior 'A' hockey team plays it second of two weekend league contests at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex tonight. The Panthers host the Vaughan Vipers at the complex tonight, Sunday. Sept. 26, at 8:30 p.m. The Pickering juniors started the weekend with a game against the rival Oshawa Legion- aires at the com- plex Friday night. The result wasn't available at the News Ad- vertiser's press deadline. Entering - weekend OHA Ontario Provin- cial Junior `A' Hockey League play, the Pan- thers were still looking for their First win of the regular season after going 0-2-1 in their first three games. The complex is at 1867 Valley Farm Rd. 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Sears Canada Inc. come see the many sides of Sears" r� �s F ACCREDITED TEST AND REPAIR CENTRESor more information call 1-888-758-2999ONTARIO'S www.driveclean.com O'S DRRIAN Pickering Town Centre VE eir«t Line420-0z7> w ft P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, Sepbenlbw 26, 1999 Let's"RSCOR OARD go to the hoop, women invited AJAX — The Ajax Ladies- Basket- ball League is recruiting play- ers for the 1999- 2000 season. Training has now started at W c s t n e y Heights Public School on Wednesdays at 8:15 p.m. Anyone in- terested in join- ing the league this season can call Anne Whitehead at 940-3850 ext. 250 or drop in at the school, 45 Brennan Rd.. Wednesday nights. In 1. W S A D V E R T I S 1 PICKERING MEN'S SLOW PITCH LEAGUE Playoffs - week 3 - Sept. 19 TUDOR ARMS DIVISION Longhorns 23 vs Re/Max-Brian Kondo 7, Scott's Restau- rants 12 vs Hardmen 10. Young Guns 25 vs. Gophers 21; Capital Punishment 22 vs. Capital Thugs 12 BAYLY'S DIVISION East Side Mario's 15 vs Fox Goes Free 14; Wellington Boot Pub 11 vs East Side Mario's 10: Danforth Roofing 16 vs. Watermaker 15. Danforth Roofing 19 vs. Durham Bulls 4. Melanie Pringles 13 vs Mud Hen's Marauders 9, King Richard's 12 vs. Rattles 6. MUD HEN'S DIVISION Pickering A's 17 vs Mud Her Usual Suspects 16: Sewer Rats 20 vs Guzzlers 3. Sharks 20 vs Sewer Rats 4: Papp ;*2 17 vs. WTRMKR 11. Pall 18 vs. Preston Blue Jays 8 PICKERING 2000 DIVISION Royals 16 vs. Hurren. Flett, Sinclav Dodgers 11, Isoft 26 vs. Tudor Arms 13. Scarborough Lexus Rangers 28 vs. Sad Sacs 15, Hurren, Flett. Sinclair Dodgers 22 vs. [soft 19: The Bear and Firkin 22 vs Pro Copy Systems 10; Sad Sacs 16 vs. The Bear and Firkin 15 REBOUND SPORTS DIVISION Robbins Moving Systems 22 vs Canada Trust 7. Durham Brewing 10 vs. The Brew Shop 8,'Papps on Tap' 13 vs Woodruff Barrons 7. Timberwolves 17 vs. Bank of Montre- al 11. LONE STAR DIVISION Palmer Brothers Heating and Art Conditioning 12 vs. Black Sox 11. R C L 606 8 vs Water Doctor Warriors 6. Fill 12 vs King Richard's Put 7 Firestone 17 Catchers 6 vs Adopt -A -Pet Weekend October 2nd -3rd Join PETWART Charities and your local animal agency from 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday, October 2nd and Sunday, October 3rd' at your local PETsMART. A large selection of homeless pets will be available for adoption pETsMwRt. -ix= picts am bn* R SEPT. 26, 1999 Palmer Brothers Heating and Air Conditioning 3: Firestone 17 Catchers 19 vs Water Doctor Warriors 13: Bright Idea 15 vs. Country Style 5. Bright Idea 6 vs King Richard's Pub 4. PICKERING PANTHERS SCHEDULE Sept. 26 vs. Vaughan Vipers. 8 30 p m OCTOBER Oct. 1 vs. Wexford Raiders. 7 30 p.m Oct. 2 at Thornhill Rattlers. 7:30 p.m. Ocl. 3 at Ajax Axemen, 3 pm Oct. 8 at Parry Sound Shamrocks, 7:30 p.m. Oct 10 vs St. Michael's Buzzers. 730 p m. Oct 12 at Oshawa Legona res. 7.30 p m Oct. 15 vs. Thornhill Rattlers. 7.30 p.m. Oct 17 at Wexford Raiders. 7 p.m. Oct. 18 vs Ajax Axemen, 9.30 p.m. Oct. 21: at St Michael's Buzzers. 7:35 p.m Oct. 22 at North York Rangers. 7.30 p.m. Oct 24: vs Markham Waxers, 7 30 p.m. Oct. 29: vs. Oshawa Legronaxes. 7:30 p.m Oct. 31: at Ajax Axemen. 3 p.m. NOVEMBER Nov 5 vs. Parry Sound Shamrocks. 7 30 p.m. Nov 8 vs. North York Rangers. 9:30 p.m. Nov 12 vs Ajax Axemen. 7 30 p.m. SING THE MESSIAH! The Durham College Community Choir, in conjunction with the Toronto Classical Singers, will be presenting a performance of Handel's Messiah with Orchestra and soloists on Sunday, De- cember 5, 1999. Singers are encouraged to join the choir for this exciting event. No auditions are required, just the commitment of time, talent and enthusiasm. Registration cost $40. For more information call 721-3111, ext. 2117. 4=0 wsny Cenral at Durfum PARTS &AV6eft1%1rtCC RENOVATIONS E gi��F % 9_7 W I %I FP1.3 ALL" RVS ALL INmSTOCK ITEMSWINDWW OW CPREDTO�!� ALL OF OCTOBER LOCAL: 655-8613 TORONTO: • 905-686-5863 TOLL FREE: 14888-743-9378 _ www.can*kins.com w RR iliacs MYRTLE SGtpll HWM. M01 .Cd W •___._-._____-__._�_�_-___"--._-.....--._,_.._...�...•....-..-..... ,.-.. .. .r..•.�:a -e1---.rte ' WI f ANG s tl - If .pl,,e�i:E� ew' �Q�re z000 A a ■ a - Re are looking for a variety P11`09rarn of FM. RIHM M FRIEND6W. If You Me or* of the ..wiling. STARTING OCTOBER 5TH � JUST FOR FUN an optional in-house vmm meet wig be held at ftle end of each 10 -week session The INEW WAVE 20001- pfogital l will be held at Durbaftn no starting October 5th school Pool Tuesday and Thursday from 4:00 - 5:00 pm Gwwp Tuesday, Ttwmday, Friday from 4:00 - 5:00 pm MORE INFORMATION ? CALL LOM AT (mss) SM -11,1111M To register, mail or drop off cheque (payable to Picketing Swim Club Fundamentals) and your Contact irtllornv3ff n C/o: Pkv GWQ SWIM Club Pool Office Plckedng Rec. Center 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Pickering, ON L1 V 3Y7 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 26, 1999 PAGE 25 A/P J FINANCE OR LEASE RATE !.ease with Air/Automatic/V-6 Dual Air Bag,, s/Stereo sl 9 month (26T) OR CHOOSE. .$3�g�H WITH A/P PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Seplembw 26, 1999 CAJAX PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER To Place Your Ad Call: IL&SISIFIElb 6 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Careers 11 Carvers 11 cr«n 11 cr«n 11 Carton 11 cams SHOP FOR x:N Aft Ift MALL WIDE 10B FAIR FRI., OCT 0 I i SiSLe OCTOBER 2 OVER 80 F" wot m at Pi" 11111110 Collin tare wft raw tayllopa - Fall-dw • Put -Me - Sa=W C k 1 1 cw ms THE fif11N1E witinps to ft" who an prepared lot d". Those .Rio are fucmmd and to diose who we mchnicapy skaued. NN. a Com. "V MCSElladrs NOW. Dstaben ammustration rs.w orad,-. Compwef Mairila►ahoe - A.. ,New media web align ani! A ftcla sdlrom detaph and Pmoramemag. Fwainpal as- sisunce may be awilaMe to 19061427-3010. fCAREB SCOK OF R JW AL DESIGN 26 wk. Flaiii i BOWAN Proprala .12 ilk. in- leacivm 3-phase propram: .3 wk. Prolessiond course:.Id• home video; .8mpidw s; Pro - pram. Part-timNW lime comrses available. A school wham a9 year U*" becomes a- he Firod- dal assiaaaoe a" be avail- able. vabable. FT -O. Carve 905.436- 7746, M Omtam Cthtepe w Ux- DRIDGE. Sill tint for Cwm- =p�r aowm Md. wa shb Gmatm oil 2". ')Nice 97* and w.dowa- bah IbaaeK wind' oto ad lld- rslheee - bothttrark- snops: pW •: writ H uW; 'Sams sow and mall ltt- bddpe 985.852-7848 QUALIFIED (E C E. or eWival- enU and unqualified staff is needed for Part time and sup- ply work in various YMCA '_'ndd Care Programs through- :'ut Durham Region. A current nmmalReference Check. trst Aid and CPR certificate a,e required Please call (905) 619 2407 or (905) 432.0966 tit further information. THE NAIL STATION Career '3' Center Career Vain - ^g available in artificial :ails earcandling, pedi- res. waxing. Air brushing d tattooing tedlrkgues. udent Fronting negotiable. a 439-2217 MEN,'Wot*ENIKIDS. Needed ;alaiogues. TV Commer- Magazines, and extra rt If accepted traimq and Ktratlon tees covered. Call 6 -944-9343 or 1-800- 0D-ELU.S. 1 Gunnell HM S525 WEEKLY Is POSSIBLE! s'1ed advert sing com- expanding. groat oppor- 10 motivated rtzponsi ;;eoppie needed now. NO -EF,ENCE NECESSARY. NG TO TRAIN' For ap- 71,-1-1 only' all Onttarry ,9--3144 18.• FuNeine AS A NATIONAL COMPANY .: -ti xeeps its rb •;• 5Y thee brKu, rile rrlfSS. ex - and tiling In the lol- -11g fields: Crtstomer cam ••-:e Ahernoon Supervisor istomer Sana Repre. ;at,n Aa positpls a1,ve rCsponAbilily, Ne11- nr team payers, good p,ng skies. and IgbeM per ryuty Please 1-N 905-432- :' and leave msg AZ ORIVER steady runs, wages dean abstract U S experience is a :s: Call .toe at (905)-27- :363 AZ DRIVERS TO MA U.S. 5- -,;ndred mile radius. home econd day. benotills ,..et 3smonths P%as tax -surae poi drdranoe. i .Strad to 905.6!3-2549 or ave message at 416-"- �819 OAR TENDER floor staff A line rots PR and Frt 0886 - ea for m9a warn bar. Appy in person at the Canudctters Tap 6 Grill. 900 Hopkins (awns a" Hopkins) or tax to 905- �-0�SS4r,none d `rday 2- CARPfNTEiI A CARPENTERS HELPER. regwred Immo"*- ly by a local marnhtacturaq cornprq for i 8 wet as- sgnmem Fax mwme 905- 434-5346. kL 905.434-5457 falx Ns LIE" CLUB - full time and part tune staff nmsamd for dWhmrs g --v and daycare an asset. Call Extreme Kids. 426.20!0 or lax resu m: 426- 7880 267680 CLASSIFIED CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers check their ad upon pubkatbn as News Ad- vertiser will not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and there shall be no 6- aW* for non -insertion of any advertisement. Liab ft for errors 1n ads is Netted to the alrnolxlt paid for the space occu- PWQ du error. M copy Is subject to the appro- val News Advbl� Nfnt of S, CNlcbAAE C Apnm NEt ftwdy wam. 2 hh9 Nme posom arra bio at Pidlakq Town Centre Saba Mast k TOM add IAM fo . Irappl. wid, ed. CAM for appL ask for Else or Shathahie. As students of the Oshawa Campus we had lots of questions about MCSE, CNE, MCP and A+ certifications. CD1 College .helped by answering those questions and provided a strong career focused training plan. We are just about to graduate and we have already been interviewed for jobs with leading I.T. companies. Donna Dave Student Student Oshawl Campu. Oshawa Campus car .0 M icrosoftt <:;'&�CDI COLLEGE 905-434-8585 ,..rr•.... OF BUSINESS 8 TECHNOLOGY www.cdicollege.com ®Lenbrook 633 Granite Court Pickering, Ontario, L1W W (FAX) 905-837-6352 or email: GROUP ADMINISTRATOR - FILE #385 a result of recent international growth, we are seeking a Group Administrator. Porting to the Managing Director, you will provide executive administrative support and Ilect management as part of a fast paced design and development team. Applicants st have advanced proficiency in Office '97 and must possess excellent business nmunication skills, project management and scheduling skills, and must have a strong lerstanding of business processes. Skills in graphic design would be considered an et. This position requires a minimum of three years' related experience and an anized, self -motivated and proactive team player. If you are interested in pursuing this opportunity, please submit your resume, quoting 1385, by Wednesday, October 6, 1999. Only applicants selected for an interview will contacted. We thank all others for their interest. No phone calls or agencies please, MARKETING SERVICES CO-ORDINATOR - FILE #386 Reporting to the Manger, Marketing Services, this position is responsible for provid support for Lenbrook America and Lenbrook International, primarily the home entert; ment industry. Actively pursuing or a graduate of Marketing/Communication Degree Proficient at MS Office and Corel/Draw a necessity. Proficiency in other graphics website development software would be considered an asset. Excellent verbalhwrftten communication, interpersonal and problem solving skills in fast paced environment This person must be a sell-motivated, proactive, flexible and well -organized team play, who will have multiple priorities and and flexibility to travel. be main responsibilities include, but are not limited to: Assist in the design, content, production and distribution of product communication materials Co-ordinate various pubic relations, advertising and website development and maintenance projects Assist in the co-ordination of all trade/consumer show activities Assist in the design, content, production and distribution of sales training materials Co-ordinate various budget and project management cost studies Assist in the design and development of dealer support materials. you are interested In this pos�on, please submit your resume, quoting File 1386, t fednesday, October 6, 1999.Only applicants selected for an interview will be Ndarted. We thank aQ others for their interest. No phone cats or aaencies Alexe WAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKMG NEWS ADVERTISER UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE 36 Cotirn/rcili Aiw,► Ajax1>Z22 Me; W.iff�riy ISwtM •llildnllo� .,,24,b $1.It @1* VAMP Lenbrook is committed to employment equity. Toronto Urw: (416) 798-7259 244olw Fiat: (905) 579.42X8 _�, I Canaan 11 Cavan 11 ca> EDITION, 1111101 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY Sepownber 26, 190 PAGE 27 AIP 11 Canna 1 / canon 1 Gtorlaral Help 1 Gtataral Help 1 Galtaral HMp NMI —Gonad Hsb �OPEN HOUSE11 $$ SIGNING BONUS $$ (Sonne restrnedors as" aPP4') From $7.00 - $10.50/hour 100 TEMPS NEEDED IMMEDIATELY • Long and short term assignments • Shift Work • Assembly and General Labour work • Transportation advantageous Apply in person Mon. Sept. 27/99 8:30-1:00 p.m. Thurs. Sept. 30/99 8:30-3:00 p.m. AJAX COMMUNITY CENTRE 75 Centennial Rd., Ajax (Behind Fre Station off Monarch St. S.) or fax resumes to 1-905-837-0627 Indl =Fifa. P E R S O N N E L QUALITY TECHNICIAN Ajax automotive parts manufacturing plant requires a Quality Technician to: • Ensure compliance of all material (raw and finished goods) to customer and Jet specifications • Maintain measurementsystems and processes (eg. gage R & R , calibration) • Maintain SPC program • Experience QS -9000/ ISO 9001 • Experience with PPAP and APQP Process Candidate should have: Minimum Grade 12, formal certification in Quality Assurance, minimum of 2 years experience in automo- tive quality assurance. (ASQ) CQT would be an asset. Send resume with covering letter outlining expectations to: JET COMPOSITES INC. Attn: Human Resources Fax (905) 427-8420 or E-mail - Tanya@jetcomp.com TIM D[I1MM =WfflCr SCHOOL BOMW °"t.'1C.'• ADJ/INISTR.lTIVE ASSISTANT -TRUSTEES DU77ES: Provide support for Chairperwn,Trustcrs and Director including preparation, distribution and maintenance of Board and Grmmittrc agendas; indexing of Board motions; tracking of folkmr- up items; recording and transcribing minutes. QUALIFICATIONS Secondary School Diploma plus Executive Office Administration Diploma (or equivalent) with a focus on Communications, Human Resources and Computers; knowledge and understanding of board functions; excellent computer skills (Advanced WordPerfect 8, Lotus 1-2-3, AS 400, Lotus Notes); accurate keyboarding and shorthanWspeedwruing skills; ability to accurately record and transcribe minutes of meetings; excelk:m communication and probkeia-sdving skills; ability to work in a busy environment with minimal supervision. SALARY AND WORNE4111 CONDFrIONSe $37,496 - 41,663; 35 hours Per weep; night meetings required 1st AND 3rd Monday of Tach month; other meetitalls as called by the Chairperson. PlrasC Submit a detailed testate by Pemv, o[,71 m Ist at 4 pAL to: Employee Reladow / Hirirrs The Durham District School Board 4007hunton Road East Wlaitby,ON L112166 Fax: 905.666.6339 TFhdc *e *Pftcmc all cep kwis nmWvto* time n fie Gpesriewod A be amocsed. 1GsaarrrIMM Gtltsalsl FIIIp OsaMal NItM Full time, temporary work, I apples for the months of September and October. Call (905) 6113-7441 Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. REPRESENTATIVE Join our growing team and help with computer scheduling of driving lessons, administrative duties and telephone counselling for YOUNG DRIVERS stud- ents as well as our Collisionfree Driver Improvement clients. You must be computer comfortable to work with our custom software, willing to meet student needs with a smile in your voice and detail oriented to maintain YD Instructor Systems. We intend to meet student expectations of excellence and to maintain the standards of Young Drivers. Please drop into: Young Drivers of Canada 95 Bayly St. W. Ste. 405. Ajax Mon. Sept. 27 or Tues. Sept. 28 between 4p.m. dt 7pm. No phone calls please. National Customer Service Coordinator McNairn Packaging, a leader in the specially paper and ppxackaging materials market for the Food Mdtutnes, has an immediate need for a National Customer Service Coordinator. You will coor- dinate all activities associated with national and regional food service accounts. The successful candidate will have a post sec- ondary education(Marketing. Business or Graphic ArtsJPrinting) and 4+ years of previous customer service exence in a manufacturing environment. Must hperiave excellent communi- ation, computer (Microsoft office) and customer service skills. Must be self- directed and a team player. 'A Please submit your resume and salary mqurrcmcnts in confKkU= 10: !McNair* Packaging t25 Consumers; Drive Wbkby, ON LIN 1C4 Fax: (!a5) Kt -SOCK 1 GWWM Help 1 r H* 6 EATERY OPEN 6 EVERY DAY k00 Alt. COOK Altamont Nursing Home in Scarborough is currently recruiting for a part time Cook with Cooks Journeyman papers. Experience in long term health care, customer service, and the ability to read & write in English fluently. Applications will be accepted until Oct. 2, 1099. Plaiias• fait Frsume 1Eo� 284-.3634 Due to recent growth, StonCor, Canada's Wader in corrosion control systems has positions available in our WMIENOUSE. Owl" al man will lqw; > Experience preferably in a warehouse/ shipping environment > Lift uncle experience > Ability to preform heavy lifting Forward your resume to: S10Sh Gr01 95 Sunray Street+ . On. L1 N 9C9 or fax: 905.430-3056 COLLM Gt10EI1S requires Me Coors r,trw top.11 Canaan* 11 Car"" 11 cancers servers. hew nand. Milan atrrtdartts and said no n the Will snaps and ale Drop on resune in person * Grsen Gardens i Miniature Maw. soo Tauten ltd W.. WMby GRIMM 111EE0E0 for a- partdrq courier coetpany cwt rehahk ars and aro. Earn- ing pow" 1600. wrddy �staretp hours 1906) a27- ENII 5200 M. 5500. or more per weer. assemEanO products in the contort of your own Mae send a see- ID -2� "Durtwe 6v W. saw sot, Rel 636. Mis- sassaupa. a.. lax 2R8 E" 1110311101111 well evaa Irshaa successful co-apera- hve n isary setgW in oslraa r*Quwn p, I . well round- ed SdIW 01111INA l to work as a turn rnaater in a so- PlinelotAsarner apaap,. Also a pert -unto posbon for speovl rrrws proof= assrs- tant Fax re germ to sx4ss- 5723 or 905.6553501 by Oct. a. Please spentY Mignon applkd for EIWLli11E0 STEM i sea- lood House mi am experr AUTOMOTIVE CUSTOMER SERVICE A tier 1 supplier to General Motors and Chrysler lo- cated in Ajax requires a Senior Customer Service Rep- resentative fully conversant with General Motors and Chrysler EDI, ASN and all related systems. The successful applicant will have a complete under- standing of the automotive customer service business, logistics, shipping, CUM's, part demand and related information. This position has a competitive salary range plus over- time, with excellent benefits and PROFIT SHARING. Due to expansion, this new position is available immediately. Send resume by E -Mail or fax to: E -Mail to: Tanya@jetcomp.com Fax (905) 427-8420 ended CheVpC�ootk Ice even WNIPsue 1905)5ir � n the right Surices i3 a �%,,; NO grind for trwdy. trtisa sa- S- °"h sr. W"RM wean, call (W5 e m the right . "mom TI11r1E0 - Eapa - "M 0* aR Traaporta- VOL&Nn t SERVICts Ontario Invision tM T-TWM16 Olaf T"R CONTRACT NUt0Yl00YC �,� �� ' Recruils.-kwvielws. saner and trains volunkiiers ' !larches vOka1[eerS Wilk a3al¢Mrlarl a • Cornpllea service stats � ace 4fisUtbutlon services. '_ ' Parycpsam in ItrtdraisWQ We'cur`roiinkh'am' `. JOB FAIR - Whitby several t = ` Operations 8t Administrative Clerical Positions opportunities Operatans Clerks • Clams Inventory Control - Load Planner • Ma ntenance On LIG 184 Fax. 906-43112012 • Pallet Control - Shipping • Receiving available for 1608 Dundas Street East n pwoo wo W 17% Administrative Clerks et1IlwskuIk Accounting • Human Resources - Office To explore these Opportunities. come to our lob Fair at: individuals to pin Iroquois Park our team at our Whitney Hall SOO victoria street west 420,000 square Whitby. Ontario Friday, October I, 1999 fop(, multi- 9:00 am to 7:00 pm We offer compewive compensation and benefits packages. temperature grocery distribution `der = centre in Whitby . -'*0""`ni`n"Groce Servi ry ccs COLLM Gt10EI1S requires Me Coors r,trw top.11 Canaan* 11 Car"" 11 cancers servers. hew nand. Milan atrrtdartts and said no n the Will snaps and ale Drop on resune in person * Grsen Gardens i Miniature Maw. soo Tauten ltd W.. WMby GRIMM 111EE0E0 for a- partdrq courier coetpany cwt rehahk ars and aro. Earn- ing pow" 1600. wrddy �staretp hours 1906) a27- ENII 5200 M. 5500. or more per weer. assemEanO products in the contort of your own Mae send a see- ID -2� "Durtwe 6v W. saw sot, Rel 636. Mis- sassaupa. a.. lax 2R8 E" 1110311101111 well evaa Irshaa successful co-apera- hve n isary setgW in oslraa r*Quwn p, I . well round- ed SdIW 01111INA l to work as a turn rnaater in a so- PlinelotAsarner apaap,. Also a pert -unto posbon for speovl rrrws proof= assrs- tant Fax re germ to sx4ss- 5723 or 905.6553501 by Oct. a. Please spentY Mignon applkd for EIWLli11E0 STEM i sea- lood House mi am experr AUTOMOTIVE CUSTOMER SERVICE A tier 1 supplier to General Motors and Chrysler lo- cated in Ajax requires a Senior Customer Service Rep- resentative fully conversant with General Motors and Chrysler EDI, ASN and all related systems. The successful applicant will have a complete under- standing of the automotive customer service business, logistics, shipping, CUM's, part demand and related information. This position has a competitive salary range plus over- time, with excellent benefits and PROFIT SHARING. Due to expansion, this new position is available immediately. Send resume by E -Mail or fax to: E -Mail to: Tanya@jetcomp.com Fax (905) 427-8420 ended CheVpC�ootk Ice even WNIPsue 1905)5ir � n 1 car"Hltlp 1 Gaaaral Na4 1 Gaatal FMIp WOOS= Hairstylist re- grind for trwdy. trtisa sa- S- °"h sr. W"RM wean, call (W5 CNS 01111NAM Rf DOnnF1CT O110E COOIIOMATOIt, pece asTRICT "mom TI11r1E0 - Eapa - "M 0* aR Traaporta- VOL&Nn t SERVICts Ontario Invision tM T-TWM16 Olaf T"R CONTRACT MDllly�b ' Recruils.-kwvielws. saner and trains volunkiiers ' !larches vOka1[eerS Wilk a3al¢Mrlarl a • Cornpllea service stats vi nn5 St. o:ttaw Ont. L1M We are looking for more EIPEN13CB Fall or Part- ' Parycpsam in ItrtdraisWQ liar waihnsslMailtt Evw- M MArAr spots w lar, M al Kam rrt1 i Sar unt"W"y p, colt" d�� in social Soames. Two yaws mbftd etperiwim KnoWedge of winimurdy micu ces. 3Ti IGltOtkon R0. Hoaa Nosh was. DOWN Dish- CerllptalBr skits. to: big 111' Ate 11 9 ourtumn Clave tunslw abD ttealtiwd I alwy SbyN On LIG 184 Fax. 906-43112012 Apply in persort with resume to Nile Restaurant Ajax. Ex1BlIM pt1t10 Dowpay rttauiras ismisdamy a fail- aw onwusaoa person V#A Hata i Tpa1 aid atatbN- ins odor, , - Mast hang am tratrportarion ofd Work tools. Most wort in G.TA plam cis FA5►127-9415. eElleuL CAFETI in M S=�. doss Pat Tier SdrAn 6 &a. - 4 ,MAL $9.000 Ar.. i�iMAO'cahian aL(9os1 69 L=" dm 3531. 011aw sun bow" be clrsciulioaspawn b dear1 90 W OW and d Mt dmin add on grit Omaha in adrAw Garr ane dm ad tallow u a ttaip padres Also usgr- /attawr a4 br _ WhftV Darr. chis warp e65 Fartt- Its a busy time of year and vi nn5 St. o:ttaw Ont. L1M We are looking for more 3T11mT3 - fun sm. OLK��Lr �- full and part time a GuererAts pins coax toes+on 7258710. LM COOKS 3111.1111 NEOIlt11Es usiom hoaft On Part Be part of our winning teamm . Malt ptwiYalt IN s1s*K a- Apply within and ask for 1 iIIl376 =. Call Manager am 1`1114111111'" "Pernamma" ci 1608 Dundas Street East n pwoo wo W 17% Whitby m Livaposl Rd. (905) 43841000 A/P PARSE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Seplmtbelr 26,1999 mcwww NMp 1 General HNp 1 General Help 1 General ttetp 1 Mei i 1 twat HIWAS � Mewe HWAPAs 1 ti■w■;;WA lw 1 leets tut OAP ft raAROARfN 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 EXPERIENCED SERVICE&ABOURER for residential construction site. Full time. Please call Bruno 416-802-6111 CAREER MINDED AN OPPORTUNITY HAS ARISEN - We wmidr proiccsnmal Jc.cluprrx nt Ile W +upprri end a gwrameed rirxi year mcumc of " cur" ants • Yrn, PnTMW elf-muuvatrm and Onermmauan.. m nd aa high leve! of erwkxwr service fix a long-rerm psi. The (kau m is m Marketing. deirvay daily leu exntrng cumorims and neer acounts. C■e Mr. Jacor! -s (ToN Freer 14e77 3 ALIRO\ eaL 331 vw.r•.wvv�..ac� - rata WIFFM Big Brothers Association of Alax-Phcxen Is seeking a Caseworker. The part time po tion vw0 be a job for 10 to 14 hours per week The person must be able to work afternoons, even- ings, and weekends. The applicant must have a mwwrium of a dila care/social service diplo- ma and demonstrated experience with youth six to sodeen years of age in a social service setting. Must be a learn player and possess strong interpersonal and organeational skills. vehicle esSWIDal. Fax resume to: (905)686-8224 Attention: Execrative Director Qtly IV$e granlvd ar rnnervww ww7 Dna conracad. AZ DRIVER WANTED - Full-time position available at Lennox Drum Limited. Applicants require two years expenence and current abstract. - Manual labour involved Please apply in person at 233 Fuller Road, Ajax between 8:00 am and 5.00 pm Qualified applicants will be contactedan interview. Have you been a Comer Volvelloor? Are icialkingto (se) entere , once? If so. Ointarie March of Dines offers the perfect opponsaity to continue your interests in serving the community. We are looking for outgoing Individuals who have experience working with vabso ars. are organized and who have excellent comm kation skills. Self stows are required on a paid pan -time contract to work from home from now now March IS. 2000 60 implement our avow, residential fundraising campaign in wYithy, and lewnwroL If invested, please forward your resume as soon as possible to Atwetioc Program Manages; do Sen #4.31, tliS Fagewel[Ave, Oshawa, L1H 713. N08Bvxett. mnwe stud - aft. Pan -Ogles telemarketing ypao�siisdols and" to Mose 1 Aoki AN trarrhage iq�olhdd b awes , Q= Cal (905) 619-6681 Detrleral 1-5pm. 10 anaapem sdar ew. LICBIIEg fE611Al . or 3d or 41r year apprentice for a Aj�k LI s1 in too bg&�'Qint resume inyason to 711 Fin �e- I&Ave. Apr or caN (905) - 7301 UINT tNOUSTRK. loci am kap. must love 6 marNs w expeeialoe i arty flools Pidk- erieg enough Oslo" areas. Gran tahr. We will be nker. frac $7.5o to�dbrimM 0 Thonelon aller- Ci* d SOMA ItsOtlnwe. Every Tues she 1A9A0 A m. - 2 Pao Restaurant. Ae- qularES FIT pr ?/T Moet aNwuo- FREE SERVICEM ant. Pry 1106' SUR OW Bu y. Exptrience not rnn etxrssa Photo ID required Apply n LET QRA1iTM Ij = YOU Tjpj+ NU person from 2:oopm to 5 at 1725 Kingston 230 DURH M JMR Pickering (Kingstont East of Brock Road) • 100 Assemblers to $7.50/hr. • 45 Strong Labourers to $8.50/hr. • 75 Picker/Packers to $7.50/hr. • 3 Bandsaw Oper. to $8.50/he. • 10 Lic. Forklift Oper. to $11.44/hr. • Days, Afternoons, Midnights Bring your steel -toed safety boots, be prepared to work today. Must bring vc cheque or savings account information for direct deposit. No students please! REFER A FRIEND... RECEIVE $$SSS Call (416) 292-2282 for an split Or walk in 6:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Mtervieves held in Ajax on Wed., Sept 29,1999 at Mclean Community Centre Room #2 - 95 Magill(Wmitt" Rd. / N.of Hwy. 2) = I M I s Come join the OWASCO Team! Full-time position now available for a hfotorbome and Car Rental Clerk You need to have a pleasant personality, and to be able to speak German. Some computer knowledge is required Please fax rewmc to the attention of Willem Woudwyk: OWASCO CANADIAN CAR AND CAMPER RENTAL Fax (905)668-9383 No phone calls please. MUSIC TEACHERS required, bondable with car. Minimum Grade 8 Practical, Grade 2 Theory. all instruments. Flexi- ble hours Fax resume to: (905) 721-9799 or e-mail playitagainmusicd symWico ca FULL-TIME NAA Technicians. experienced Part-time Reg• istered Massage Therraappist The Facial Place (905)666- 6129. OPENING (Ajax North) Now recruiting: Shin Supervisors Assistant Managers Join an environment where your insight and coaching talent will contribute to service excellence and a winning team. Forward your resume to: dg's t s WENDY'S 80 Bayly SL W. Ajax, Ont LIS 1N9 Fax (905)427-2729 tow HIRING Servers a urusers cell George At Bard Ice Cate. (905) 83 M12 Ater 5 p.m or (416)443.6464 any- time me. =MEN OPERATOR. oppor- tunmes with a fast paced Gooier company. Great set- tkment and Ply at room br growth Low start up cots. Also temporary drivers need- ed In handle overflow d *4w - es. Gari abstract �da w eur- taxrei Pism redline k RP$ a 721-6519 PART TUE DRIVER. Days evenings and weetexls 41 ii 1 Of m HNp 1 OMM Help be 19 years at age or ower we own vrtbck Piss d 201)W-2424 or (905)-427- Local Heating and Air Conditioning company requires a FULL-TIME BOOKKEEPER Individual should have a minimum of two years experience and enrolled in the CMA or CGA program. Pleasereply to File # 428, P.O. Box 481, Oshawa, Ont. L1H 3S3 PICKERING REAL ESTATE OFFICE Requires Full time experienced receptionist. Computer skills and good phone manners a must. Real Estate experience an asset. Please fax resume to Gail at 905-509-6112 1 sea;;WANn.s (i 1 S41satkVMw WANTS YOU TO BE PART OF OUR MILLENNIUM TEAM dar Club the ultimate millennium experience requires energetic rel ars and staff to help ring in the y in a mall near you. From October y be a part of this exciting retail Fax resume and cover letter to: 519-424-9402 or email to: U bertt®execulink.com Requires 2 full time sales people for new location opeining in Pickering. Must have 5 yrs. furniture sales experience and be very presentable. Call / fax reslmle to: 905-666-4774 LOOIONC w A daN we'n Genera � 1 Gneemi now iruervitwinp star for the Nlyl new and improved XCafe al Extreme Fibtess, Pickering. 1x00 0 - a must Funtime in We have three shits avat- 1.410111=FOR gloomy slack aW: (look below for times). Felson With experien es. heavy Weekdays 6 a.m. - 1 p.m.. 3 Millin0• valid driver's license. P.M. 9 P.M. Weekends 6 a.ra welekdays• nights. weekeehds. - 1 p.m. Previous bod sere- Also, deh hostess days and Ke exImmu is an asset Det useW �.SNW 111- not nwtdal Yoe happy sue ate 10: Fit 13 Oshawa/ asly. o b train you as lore Mmi1D1f This Weer, P.o. Book faroat with people. you're rtfai- o e rdim 481, Oshm �.ON. LIN 715. able, you blow what good - assembling our producm service is and you on :mice For more hon, please SELL R Now GAB: Judy (416)416) 45-5W5. ext. and students. Stan hmae- ex Kale (416) 4024247 or CALL1 IAx resume ID (416) 485-05W AJAX 683.0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 needed for bu=y 0110111011111111110. Pkkw* mw rlNOwc fax room: (905) M1129 PHOTOGRAPHER Full-time. experienced in portrait and we0dirgc poll WK skAs. Background in camera sats and pho4o eklrtA . Cal lMoaahmd-a3ypm kxily ndaw (905)83-0687 4m om ■eMaCen Tragi - SEA M Dynamic, exciting, committed to uncompromising customer service. The PICKERING STORE needs top-notch people to help us. Currently we are looking for Part Time Associates We have openings for the following -Sales- Commissioned Sales- Merchandise Presentation • Automotive Installer Automotive Customer Service Rep. -Logistics You are helpful, friendly, energetic, and have a history of providing excellence in Customer Service. Experience is an asset. Interested ? Please apply in person to: The Human Resources Department located near Catalogue on the lower level in our Pickering Town Centre location at 1355 Kingston Rd. Pickering. Only those who are selected for an interview will be contacted. Applications accepted between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon. to Fri. Sears Canada Inc. is an equal opportunity employer Sears Canada Inc. 1 General Help STUDENTS needed for cho- colateEvefloigs NeekendCash ny $30 - $50 Cal C nsta 0 6 14 9257 i and leave message. Looking for a job? Must be 16-24 yrs., out of work/not collecting EI. Out of sctloolinot returning. Positions milable now. Call Job Conned 579-8482:623-6814. or 427-6165 ME 11FW1 AEMFRT11Fm .e looking for Kids to deliver pa - am Byers door to door ben times a week by 6 00 PM in Mgr -p1l�p cam 905-683-511f TORONTO MACES. com- pressed work week. 4 on - 4 ON. traW non -psi lime, mo- ble�pasreh�reuny wrdh Omurio's a m 0 0 ed1phow 16-469- 4429 or to resmee 416-469- 4255 VOLUNTEER Board Members with expenence br a non- profit oryanurabon serwoo dnldren Mtn spew( nerds in Dwham Region Pkm send reswua b. FOR T1# LOVE OF A 0". PO Box 263 Whdby. On. LIN SSI 1 i a BUSS" STAFF Im Skilled Help IM Skilled Help IM Skilled Help nee. must have experience in 1x00 0 - a must Funtime in Como■ ane good compeer way tabeM restawanl, apply skies Fax resume in in Ph1 b TO*1 0 King (905)619.2705 St. i Park Rd, Oshrm fEAMSrREii/GIL011, ex- full WAREN M CLERK (approx 30 ) hwilnbry shxdt- perienhce mtcessmy. trmN pan lime poaaorx in Pucker- ■q ann0 Droasstnp orders tw ung Tower Cain. Fluent in tdrrpamrt. ExOerKnu cipnrt- krred Faa resume lo aar0 6� repu�re� A-274-2483 � � -7342. Ofba. (MMM KARAA is looking for AZ MOMS WOMM NEWO.II Drivers to drove 6 to 9 car - assembling our producm carriers. salary depmd5 on legal lot slay 9 home mums expKWU. Cal Cha or An- and students. Stan hmae- Vany 1400-2a2 m or 905 -For fee Oft. puz 4 Ms. 660-0412. tyll loll -free i 6�add 771-7409. N you An 1M ulylnmlhe �y dick ho ams. WM FROM IMM Otir HIP =res = ulednted! asst. by to: 905.666.7727. nasserbw verbal shills. Emil-mil - SERVICE TiamiSMR, k in wort, N.M.. Man.. ixf W ON" Mm a me- min. 5 Thums. Fbwly vgpe ,. serious ya aa v Me .MWUONONSNOGMG ra- eneuria 6657050 no COOO 1111" STORE hem" "NOMORL Odom Cases gf fmYlrlf el M� qe driwep Me h mvs week aobt ern , i (aaepa�t� faxTt08 gr and weekends. Yeieuiq � (MR a65 alit Otn�tA� � it SLISRi ORRER COOK - 001/ITER PERSON. 4els. pie twrse li O bit mot meuuired. fel Pan Dmw.�LEOAL in person 10 Am r OWa - MahnAppy Texas Boger 21 Horwood Ave. oases teiRmaat010-4011112 lealma 1-2 don S. Apx between 9ow 5pkm. Por week , mmo m pe nods for U" Fax tmskmMe to (90s1j-Mn EMitirr LEVEL ate Inooied in Snbomugh, (&Ahern Rd/5Wn Ave.) DI mnoPltis Ud. a a 6&q.* Tier I and Tia 11 oulomig in custom iljedion mould supplier. Due b rewd aompaq gr mh and expmim, we ere corm* sed* l rfx atI li-i n loom monliers Mould Maker lesporWIiiildles include: • Budding new hot rutnta moulds to drawings • Mokug engaleerMg chanes to production moulds • Moinfairlirg and repairing production nodes The sticassful applicant will possess due following quo Gfioofiomn- • Grade 12 and/or 10 yeas' experience • Must hove own took wad operate toolmom machinery Set -Up Technician Itespor s"ies imilde: • At Ili of *dion moll.&S modmw sd-up, start-up 3 toubleshootilg The successful op*mit will possess the following qualifications: • "an 5 Mrs' experience • Ability to work shifts • Grode 12 diploma or equivalent Material Handler Resporisilibies include: • operating motorial mixers, grinders and dryers • 1111" nwteriak M mulim, bah atamolly and wilt a let-tredt • Using the computer to retard production information • Assisting let -Up Udmido s The successful oppliumi will pasts the faUowimtl queliificolions: • MWmMa I year's experisna in the inioctim motddinl industry • Geode 12 diploma or egNivelad • AbH&y 00 work s6k • Abr4ryF to Wftlrm eRaJ ideal • 1.4-Irva werew a6 Aratin wade be a meet ad paiaoa; ofdy suaessf lmm d is�fXftMoctsi I'leNFe leFrrerd fill Yew MPJM, atldiceiRl ptFSlboR of Barest. lac Huniiiiiii = ltisswae AtK„�S��i�� , ON OV 4K- I= (416) 293- 6 rs trlgher set flees w Sheri sl l T D spilemis = abuse for their eaS B hDynaPlas rwewt; ei f egs ride he n NO en al OW I I NJ ere PWK Cawrwined to ErcEgon re M TOO A ttynaenic k dn;d- uW Posen"... Ovb dwkh- 1 tsetse Ne j AM* side Sats Experirlhce, strap commnlicaNm SlkiNs, fads PMdenUSNI-Mbtiapd. Feb- Abu wdrict. Sass, commis- ULEfPBSOR -Must hake miss experience, (blepeer niche. N cis s(xuludl MM you Games cam (906)7211-0612 and interna, good wkiphom skills. an tiftina and dedicae- � lst � � ed to NO moor spew and rafaa6ss. No liepeWil- a°01g0" * w We home, hasltd, will L. Lots oI COUP ow mma m shm. to advance. CAN 404- resume b (WS) 436- Saw 004111. room OtMAEN'S Prenler Bed- ensitilift room spedit sere ls aArdeklp IBR ,, uk"KM num far a" Ex rim anam,tats n Posam. 51806Maar N you An 1M ulylnmlhe reeuked• Cal 579-7815 for in- yyppee ° trvlsw. Onemt 005)7211,110M. - requires 50 AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp. Local hwy. Local city Lots of weekend work Labourers/ForldiR Call Randy 720-2204 r -;v1` as•. . NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, Septeertber 26,1999 PAGE 29 AIP JIM SktNod Help "Old HMO � 1 hloMr ep ai1i11oNtw`� SMMMOOL afeo► 1 scrwi :1 Lost a Found 11fw "'°�� 1 Tire and Lube Express SERVICE TECHNICIAN Full time and Part time oil changes tire installations transmission service fuel system service rad flushes no drip oil spray Experience and valid drivers license required. Leave resume at Automotive Service Desk Att: Graham 270 Kingston Rd. Ajax. IM Sake H WAgera; WHOLESALE COMPANY re - ,UV -S Saks Person Own ve- aae required Previous exp. .sari coffee machines a1` as- setFax resme: 905-852- 7964 or all 905-852-2955. slowed 3 POSITIONS AVAILABLE. full-time junior prepnlelper. general prop a body repay Person Al positions nmwre applicable experience with bolt t0 mach $7.50iflow and W Apply in person M9 Mkst- ney rd S_ Ajax. ARCHITECTURAL Millwork 4romn located in Duron° Re - OPERATOR (R0 ctA4o Minimmin 5 yeas engeriNra. Nae fix resume to as - MI -471A xeded for' fuY int. MrrSl law exponence and own 'ods. Cal Siva A 905-721- _704t i cx www w eamred nor busy Piekerinp tKYgll. Apprentice Or Glatt A'tecfnarC pMerrW. Full rte availaDk Pay baud on iDiky Must have own toils. "lease tax resume (905) 686 - AZ DRIVERS, US expmpna, leanabstract, Competitne Utes. no East oust all Bob. 905-985-9571 CABINET NUUM nn CARegion, eacyed Caond Makers reed d apply Please tax resume to 905.983-9714. CONSTRUCTION woman. Must have carpentry romp aril lux Sloes. DrinAw ping Skills. Also reprrred Expeff. enced Bncklayers. tRitimg an work out at own, Fax FORM to 905.436.9;{14. DIESEL INECIMMIC ecNhttd "Iff own soh tar bay Please rept' to FieOS'3- This /121 481, Oshawa, Qtw* u ll 71.5 FUMY 0111113mum Falser required. MUM be i Wages rxoo1l". $16 +2f hour Atter 6 pea 906. 4432. GARAGE DOOR INSTAAW waled with own peek and . tltrda. jy Cow trice. 191151 aw-A4 . HVAC TECINNgAN with C of q pat Borate SW Chill MCOd cera mar dud�de gritp 770 RRSP's wiwm package. vehirl. ' _, D8m7emas.a�p.0 l0 19W613- build ZerSERVIC... CIN XMjN - to ream Sbeep Photo - copying 9 2944. SHWAE CREWS required fo busy roofing company Must be rumced. Cal Avenue RQW Raofirp - 416-785.6167 ..r 711 �..c..cwr ncwa.wrrllw company lookup for person with great construction knowl- edge mid IS" sled a q'� d skarS ae0"n0 brain 601C, okh ,,.., am have 1`.w. r•,w mc_- .1`.w. 7Z as drxbcated run out of Oshawa b deliver fumture b the East - an ASAI Cal 1-800.1`63-1475. Ext. 323. • 1 Mogul EYPENEMe" Duft NCED CERTIFND Dema Ass stam/wtN recep- bon experiara. Smake•Iree arvirammome. Please tax re- to: oc mint b: 661-1970. nM�I�RiSr�Mli.:Dew. To wok Wel 2fhnup fJmlben 111R1vriF op b wreak SMh, axl ieee- hands. Fax resume to L905AW3112 by October V r' 1 Iwwe reGCpulunitwttnr bed dpea asstitae. ordudeS evenew aid satwdays. Cal Judy 906.837.1231, DENTAL ASSLSIUM/Recep- ba nal needed far busy of6a in Ajax. CompuW bwwkdpe at a" Please rax resume b (905N27-9210 or drip on a Nath Apk HUM Centre, 475 w Ra N n tle D°mn- ion Pill FNTSwnm3 APIiT NEC 0 NQUNW imahmdiatNlr, 5 etorramigtps its who* phpyrsixo- thAae. Blabla((9n00edSSa}}41s22mp�paPhase Cal -00A661119M. tax names 10(MMO-2907.« MIIMPN wwb for friendly. bear twat n doic. am he wirJtibm dyes all (905) 43SON far fee tion miaem Moa. 1 n waved If you have 10 arms & can handle 20 things e? 1 time all with a smile on your face and sense of humor then our busy chiropractic office is looking for you! From desk/Assistant Part-time 4 days/wk. ss+bourn No Experience Necessary, We will Train Previous applicants need not apply. Bring resume to Group interview on MOIDAY, OCTOOR 4 at 620 P.M. sliarp. 1420 Bayly St. unit #5. Pickering. No phone calls please. OM1` "Cees t, awk inns Val M 4oe wbd, .. Doycon Avail" 1 AMctee Ice RESPONSIBLE HOME child SW VV V,rRCNU ANTIQUE SALE Sat. Sept. 25 (11 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Sun. Sept. 26 (11 a.m. - 5 p.m.) Mahogany dining set, mahogany bed- room suite, pine mantle, parlor tables, oak buffet, flat to wall, bonnet chests, walnut table and 6 chairs, dressers, sec- retary desks, tools and lots of country collectibles in the bam. Don't Miss our First Fall Sale!!! Antique Discoveries 78 Old Kingston Rd. Ajax (Highway #2 near Church) (905) 683-8243 LUST CAT - Grey tabby 1849 PLYMWTN CCLAIM, 1M1 MUtU Trooper II, 2 9L. 4 (short -hatred). wearing flea gd0 pkg. 4 cyl., aulo, air. cyl., loaded. security. spare collar Female with claws, cruise. excellent condition, head, gaskets, manifolds, named Silver. Missing Irom certified. $5.900, o b.o. 905- disks available, certified a Westshore/Oldahoma area since Friday, Sept. 655-3045. tested. $6500 o.b.o. (905)434 - 17th Any into. please alt 839.2135. IM OLDSMOBILE Cutlass gq4 LOST, FEMALE grey -brown Supreme. 2 -door. 4 au- tomatic. loaded. 305 V8. TRACK - 1M6 Dodge Ram 1500 Sport 4x4 loaded with abDy, on 9118/99 in Dellbrook/ Millie $1900. o b o (905)718.9832 air. CD player, bed liner, hid - 81 area Green eyes. wearing pi rfea Collar M- 11l9 PONTIAC TRANSPORT den hitch. 114.000 km,s $18 500 (705426-4615 savers -7 child's cruise. Gower door lodes. rod racks. 111.000 k (905)415-3194 (snp e call ( Please all (905)428- 3833 M , asks $912,500 Telephone (9051 WNW APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 KING BED. black mon CA114 RECOMOITIONED FMOGES PY NEW x -thiels orthopedic $195 / up, reconditioned rag. 1 LOFT, Ladies Wedding ring, door frost free, deluxe stove. rnMd" heavy duty washer 4 Whose Drive on September 21. 1999. Whites a Liverpool area En- 1M7 NISSAN Max,rta GXE. Excellent condition. 1 driver, 11M9 ASM Van, reboil mo_ graved inside. Please all non-smoker. 4 dr, atzb. Ps. for runs good. $2.995 o.b.o. as is. Call (905)986-5159. Heid 834-2893 REWARD' PW. PB. PDL. PM, air, 3.0 L Himyayan 114 Siaaese name Tom and seal perms. V6. spoiler, cruise. female MISSING. Thornbush ane, entry a alarm, mom ass! Family keepsake. Reasonable CO, array wheels, mask. heat. reward for its recovery. Con- ed seats, heated mirrors. tact Seniors Retirement $16.900 cert. OBo. Car 705 - home. Orchard Villa leave 749.3383 eid" a 705.277. message (905)831-3724 3281 please. NEwARO . LOST - While and orange female cat 1 12 yrs are. 10 yrs experience Int- ads to 10 yrs. CPR. Creative Outdoes AJAX CHIMNEY SWEEPS, w00dotl chimney clearing/ r�rs. we supply/mstali pest 1 1 ofd Sitlet yyt oke. no Collar, on Eater Rd. Ajax, may be uynaed. Comad (416) 723-5446 DIaY activities. Chney Call Elaine screens and Caps. No muss aid/ CPR 1 spew Tor 2 b 3 year old. Come see the deluena. 100X. Nr- CARPET BRush PIANO Memilurman. ve ry good co $1200 no fuss Free Leave ossa (905) 666• -nu -Leave mess,pe. $ g• YARD SALE + + • 1 P'1`' Dow*" MOTHER txf one AMNOUNCING NEW lower Sat., Sept. 25 8.2 1 YR OLD ab Dalmatian providing loving price on mint dish satellites. Only $249 atter rebates 1998 Spruce Hill Rd., Pickering MilitalFiaeb) cross. male a 6 month old daycare. 6/mos & up. or lease for $12.49 moral fwnrture, Prints, IGd'S Toys. Swing Set. Port-a-Cnb like new), Housewares, etc.. etc. min cross, female both free to good r'°nre 6199877 Storytirne. playroom. from $8.95 PIANO TEpImCWI avala0le 7418. WillsaleBLUE hot meals/snacks. mPrograNymming (9051655-13661 t>4>ererM:t. 12 yearsDaly outings ABSOLUTELY AOOIIABLF Himalayan luttens. Beautiful Smokefree. Receipts. P Strouds & Whites. APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 KING BED. black mon CA114 RECOMOITIONED FMOGES PY NEW x -thiels orthopedic $195 / up, reconditioned rag. blue eyes. Mae had snort a wormig. Raised with dogs. Call Karen 837-9267, door frost free, deluxe stove. rnMd" heavy duty washer Ow top mats$ $it. Cost a $125/ up recanditianed iz 300 Sacrifice $8'15 Can dryers $1251 9 Ready b go 905-983-5371. HAnw00D/NOSPM . NOT a dryer $675 au - wia3� a- rate Also Kenmore deliver. (416)-726.9885 borw rashers $19 / KITYM - 8 weeks old. 3/4 YON AVERAGE Home day- are' ECE Mom provides ex- washer used 2 years $250 Pi leer" 416-M 9369. and recpIXIMO red con Opti- MOVING- 1988 Lincoln Town ated washers and dryers a Car. propane a gas 52000. Di- law prices. New brad name Himyayan 114 Siaaese name Tom and seal perms. ahem are m $man group NuInbotilis meals andfaantastic BED, wrought trgropm set, cherry. 6 hdpes 5480 and up. new 30 a wandow Olwr very fur Does263-4149t canoe $150 905 - Sn�ackgs. playroom with educational actitnaa in Queen orthopook mattress set New. unused. Cop $1.200 Sacrifice 5490 Gan chairs. $1000 Maytag. Isiah- t RTAM tcorndock Z wesher. 1". $400 Wood cd- a and 21` frost rite rov. ttxS AMAZON MRROT WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERMAN CHEV 905-706-8498 73 CADIIlA[ burg Smoke-free horse. Rel- talk trances. reteiph. first 1` ddrver. (416) 726 98a5- 390 (9051420 1714 row ^aw*. Wfdm Seleti0n (O YYkgl 1 t2 year oW. lertale, 1`w Common f1g NO M1 aid/ CPR 1 spew Tor 2 b 3 year old. Come see the deluena. 100X. Nr- CARPET BRush PIANO Memilurman. ve ry good co $1200 d 011ntr new and I-cdtd- baled Cal us W land raised. food, d ii Tom' Nods knte 1`o aruy No emission test rreedM 31200 Jerry (906)427-8025. on tAd, push. Sam s on include . Cal Bench included. Ge Petal Ste�'s tri S1 m' 0 905-697- 57t-5843 MCKENINC Mack / Rolle: nrpet Far 7 rooms. only s. y :36900 Price nrrJtndes 3D 50. 90543693q es. Saks. Salvia. Pah. 151 efs 15' &Ya 576- 3700 1M2 CHEVROLET Sormt. Loving daycare. 18 iro le to yds caw. fleim pad in- PIANO TEpImCWI avala0le 7418. WillsaleBLUE BARN SU where aut,. red. no rust Ilea new. 12 yearsDaly outings sUb4motoon n ylgrne� Fite for toning. repairs, and CNO$3� CO2 Palls and � rtes great Reliable ocanorn- (. Craft. S nt nymcam �rril Poor Wowour reereSt, nonpaytierp for o i I Consultation mpiN makes a moulds Also recon �E repaws. broken now has did" arena 'tori vrrltb null« bang ad 'a' regular d changes. now rigns. Cassano nteah a snacks First hill year Darrel. 1-800.205- "O 9 t saw CA abks rmkm opar ars nsitaaed. T uncaps. $ y , mirrors ONO as out d you're skr�10w. lowwkaa. cvw � pass (905) Aid. Aid, C.P.R. csrti0ed Non- 87571905420.3083 r„ TV's Full werreny Pao- dy's -7911-15 905-263-8369 or 416 -33& -OM !o! rota tratamu. 579 6777 tsmokmg. receipts. 905-426- CARPETS - lots d carpet. 100% nylon. new MAROS/CIIAMOfATHEPt AtfkYs I (looking- 6554M LrveeeocY ATTENTION STUDENTS- 1998 11EUAeLE dayare in aqr Stan rt- loam carpets on hand. I wiA CLOCKS Back to school Spm rSah m al pianos and key- • r , SPrvtt 5 does. auto 91k- new Orgies. home Meals. Smacks. lark- hum caw 3 rooms. $349 Price rldada carpet, pr-- boards. "up selection d ANTIGUESiAksetwetyl Ad- HORSE 11OMONG- warm inWlkr. fuer-up. wrdShwid. toes . /Ellesmere area Near Wiliam. Trtdway SCtbol. pad.Vice- expert iataatim, lash ddiv nsw and used Darius Now always vawabk us fres' Pun7usng outngnt.� bath rrgt 70xt5G n arena dean aw em mid. 52.500 o b.o (416) 438-8751 ay free ewmen (30 yards) � pants from 5795 and toys w/txirne arwttw torts- Unique aattD req custom nre Also (9061666-5555 BROCK / MAJOR OAKS format 666 2314 up Rae b own. t005G d ear eves, (no rimy b mrf .. show horses. ad small W niece lar sock 905-C1F7929. CAMISO yRO SALES 1991- Tardier bv,np home day are yea. dmld on a.et cam. CARPETS SALE: Lots al ear- is 100% rrybn stain rt- reeal payments apply, Also a � Seecbon d grxxvadkr sidend). I .. ora d any sat. WANOW or Srgk An- r11re iy�� Kirov 93 Caravans, startang f4.650 4 to chacee from 19M Olen U. tiwoi.ndy. 23sk. fenced yard, piW- 11 arDct 3 rooms :339 dOdts hon 1995 ad up Cal east. Spent repeat n Mounts" r kwdec 8mm Offer 1949 Accord EXI, years evrNrrsaq f30 $al yd) rnelodms: carpet p aunt pad and nstma TELEP PIANO 433-1491 Popsy. n try bre- $pxd b >r Oarres. Rbbpt 1917 FORD Galaxy 500 2 law Beit Offer AI ground. rOwenens.6214934 rim. Free tsbmaes, arpel PLAYGROUND. Complete Bowen Antiques- Kroolin. door. had top 289 motor. rid Windt$ OMlfied ad mrs- McKay Rd. tklil 3. PidiemB Sportsprtls, d wm Side. SWANS. hedroun $175 Above Oflhno 905)655.6049 or (905)2Q wren red mlow Never wimp seams tend. Ready b Go' PA1696-3003 x 420-9141 Of twoEpYrw6rdu %QW dela- Aga sun"artdrtp amara Cram Cards Accepted Cal growtd pool con�QN '� solo OlarnYer �e.ke O nginal � Sal COIAW � For more into. call 905.619- 2093 are 1-4 years. Rea- $unable takes years d Sam W5.696- 1772.2 $ 9EANE WIES bobrp for reared and crew issue bear truck of 723-7919 OLawn A3� balance d hare. 27 monats. '99 black Sunt.-. S �Ohtarre X9091 "" CANEY AM VEYL - Capel $ mooed $50 (905)619-3235 �s Pear al Rd, a n. 433-95700 ship $31d om iies. rxrMlied! 0500_428-7046 lost° torte rooms 30 sa>u yards (905) 421}0782 1trr7 Otds Claris Supreme. N. nm 11197 CMC SAFARI SIX, power windows, locks. mir- rors, rear heater, dutch doors, ruxing boards. Excellent in- side and Out. Asking $15.900 (905) 697-1477 97 FORD Econo Campervan Fully loaded PS. PW. A. anr- condiho(W Seats sir betted. M 4 to 5 $10.000 Cal 697-1279 1 Traitors 15n �Fr 1972 Batley RV trailer r13as&h97Made. $2000 060 23 snp IS" GOLDEN Falco 30 If 301`1 Ronda room 2 decks. shed- Indge and Shue, tub wndt showermy power pro - Dam Tanks. Urge Ice Can be +owed at Goreski s Lakeside Rcoon �n0RdOr contact Mike 905.985.9763 Lot 149 asking $16.900 � 1 Aub Pmrts a SCRAP CARS AND TRUCKS Named, top dolls pia Free P"up aryane- Cal 07 Aub Recycers 428-1450 Ea Me4orcyctce 1961 Virago 920 European Edition Only 48.000 Itm s. We $7100 721-1655- . Mee mice CLEARANCE SALE all new outboards .n stock $200 Lander cost OUTSIDE STORAGE from S16dmpnt Wilde Sales ,9051655-8010 o1 Reaedbcmwl 1949 211' SABLE ;y mora Imler includes aifdbon 38 5W o It o 1972 Cuter , 6 1/1 n 165 mercury cruser includes 1981 trailer $3 995 o bid Som in excellent ,on- ahon and situated in tu+et W On Rift Like :411 (905):33-8734 leave Tsn; 11 Aprtmwee Far Rens WE$, EYA1Mdaod.mkibk from 5329 instated, 1 will itis• POOL ON 4 12 x 9 soba a it Laos paw kgs. I I DOY1Ni ANTIOOE and col- 1 350 VS. 49.000 anW ria maks dpamened Cork- MED FIRIMM i, Call Us.WHITBY cliplim Prdrh' � old purple, rnwedate eonditi°n, baDysmer available with 13 Yrs. exp. Ics daycare diplo- aero your Oat WAN up In 10X. Cnalo m sataumon I' sues. new dapn, ycg0k r nil two �awete esfata. Best Ib40- hent Ashaq $6000 Cal 905 Mk -$1000 Down Must be HIGH RISE wxnr11irg AN App11r�timi Ac- OTS, K2 -interim. MuMipli ca No Inrjdn pachts, voiced Dabs Ouar4rMeed. Cal Ilke nor yDer fret estneae. 9os 431 1010 toe's. ad legit. YYOAn 32600 Cal AF like prices ped Hendry Karin. 6861964 aped I We qty vett 0 good corldilon. 906 720 2313. Wall wekome. veer- 401 Una. 5eparae entrance, � 905-9115-8161 1111 FOTO >A CELICaI good des 525M a up CaonNcrt loaded we new palls i7 200. rinrett mdusna. RrWast re - ertas, reoMpfS. 4274937. CIR TNIIC[ 2 hyers. "nope not water' all aamsah, REIT TO OWN new ad w CNO$3� CO2 Palls and cixn011on, rum great Luded 32000 o D.o. Cass (9051623 hub Sotos. ly9 DOWN M. We w., W%ft Ord. (96) ow have it all- 1 Fieelood paW. $12.500. obo( Cal Dears c ndbared appliances. vines. 1960's and 70's. also scopes 905.967-5080 0109 yip Mn 705 -2T7 -32W ($7701 r„ TV's Full werreny Pao- dy's -7911-15 905-263-8369 or IMM sUl PARR AYE 5550 /9M DODGE Grand Caravan. KOZY NEAT FNtEw000, ex• «rent very list aridity n9d- COM/V7q FACTORY 1-900-7911-5502 TOP CASH FOR: obo as s 721-9110 a 728 71173. (srpl 1500 km 3 3l V6. amrtm assert CO payer. $22.900 wood. guataneed extra Iaq t. BlDVV011L , yr 1`qPAY rrmertts then 51 lox). S1IEOMAN - OneNy wooden AlmW FINIINTNRE. Otto 434-2775 dime fully Ho seasoned, ecutm Split mea eat. M0 Mnz Willed, primer. sn-Os 8' X 8' ban O0. my, � ESTATE: 1M7 OLDS. WAGON cusbn hr delivery. 905.753-2246. very. -2246, morrbr raemet, software and 6339. plea tax. M9ry oder Antiques. Porcelain, Chi urs. Cruse. extensive recent re more. Free scanner. delivery sizes and dY4s 2%0"k. ria, Silverware, Jewelry, Pars, excellent mechanical I I SEASOMED HOEWOOD. Available. Hardwood United atdsetup.l-8WS15-5545 Also gaapes and dada. 761 Old Coins, Stam COfrres, Condition A good Auy a $1IOO.OsttawaS7t-2610 Quiom-y. Dau-. 905-831-7055. COIN Pent- McKay Rd. tklil 3. PidiemB Sportsprtls, d I �e.ke tumstater tin $429. � For more into. call 905.619- 2093 Rxords. Old Toys. Priratf Collector IMCAMNY. extxlent yeast. t. new I - 1 SM. Loadjod• 350MHz System $8118. Mk SOIJO OAK BEDROOM snake. '�j 4S0-3Sa5 om iies. rxrMlied! 0500_428-7046 lost° uns inano ' 'CREDIT? Cog=. WAWA a dgtr, love doing unppggrraaddeess and dff- stripy ba sow wok dirrrt9 - blackkense. perfect condition cur rep 1`s. (9051655--3661. room UAW4 dsris. IGICfert 19M TAIINNs wAiW. � • ' IT 5350. Black bedroom shite COMPOM Systems Pati- ta0W4 dairy. K4 wmw ear w 1 tote i oanpnil bf-• CdO AM" $1.999. EVEN BANKRUPT 16" PICT M" Parkway. wlitll box sprileyaattress crowove. Microwave table. �CaaKr � 7916. cepa 4 1. cordo. bedroomNov dressiup talk, dretter draw um 11 266mkz. 3.28 h.d., Sttrderes dealt t: chair 434 p.m available as 2 rrpM taMa, txoNaK OprdOOn $4DO 42B -07M. Oe 24xcd. 16m rim. $499.Paea- TM FOU ANY GAMR FAA bow 1!M CAOLNLU t ELDOMOD, 1 �4°d' _ ndoa p�t0. >�a. pod, ear oaf Can - fare Ipn 233etmw 3.2p O.d.. 1677 TA1�i MM Palm B. PIMS sding October 1818 2 dr, meat omditial V-8 of d�traopnringg. dose to Go milt. BBSYMC Safe. 3 collet tholes, ram, 24xcd. 17 incheads monilers $219.Vga eltmlas ssNrp M4M SYS 30 hrrtp AN freak own% A In and _07-w dma owe. Mo. aill, hit crow P°war trertr it, 5_ • ria:9061686 8716 101. Cao- wg i 1 chairs, 905- . all ruder $SOO. all 905 42fr from $45Tw" youx am P2OWawem b w Cdam 400 11000 rnlrh. µ0Ha26T, l�wa � can above up in �y tore w 39,090 rxrKwry tpepe. [Isle system. Uponde cost $399. suers Nd 1T+m NWr ee- or best once. (905) 723- wa. hear parks OFFICE DESK - gm callow. Madill T Computers (905)43B• p EJOAK FUN■TI W..EIf jttyttemal Car (906)576.3947 199LW sop. 5 aNAQA%-- 3S x 72' 575 , OgKs 4 bra :2.00 Back (90SNAmn 5615 kerkeiaereat flails ►bmf al b1` idoraleaba "0 less ESOMT 1 owrf ess> pylyp. SM on 1800 � Bedrooes Claboon mor. SM speed 2 r 5ooeeAmorO Knells at yom tiiaes t-(9O5}821_B876 K' hal Sa rnice. am Cal. $250 $250. amp up. Aho A d � ft nide vaoenm ask(rea $100 Dost -lett, tit raw 5450- Die- � �d BNy B1Bwf DON'$ MY TE �-6B6A� (986)723-1 2. 2'� JIM. good location in 0.►.0. Call (9061M7- Imre bM4n kidpes, ferye solochim.apL tpeMy Brad Dwe i 011e baRi 1111.0% INTEREST - KWM POOLS - Rrdrgrlrr 1111 PONIMC SIMNIMs, 4ry1.. aid alai dahM 12 -plat Nrbe � eM 530 wltib Gas slue, pea for ft kolr siaa about Wood i daft damn 16 aew ai0 arWM a mahsioa tested 51.995 oio. pry on Oa• Fidoeftlai IWSO sealed buteas seN eletttilq 1974.. Deg in aid ere over S SK Pulp AL�ApK� BIB9 call (905) 706- sorry. tlr IANDArr ear ptrw wiM $199. 6dra hoo-Ai Wbd- WyLr� 11YbieE suY d Me M wooMMiq hbtl!hlf old M a tkow xetd drs�61. Im fora Bert Oan0 dolls. Anil OKI 29112 shmb jams aid 2 be . P� $2I9hrP• Dsyeet~ dochid yea bow Sw Meilen is mlde.. K � Plrep, WAW tlt: 1� smt $2.300 auk oho. Nwrl ebclb which W* jaemb $1000. 1987 IAssan Pelsar +Tomo f tory anpwMn thw line B6N561. sit. (906}ne-7096. ABi�NrHy somm S 1- 1150., 1987 feN taP. mHihdt to ML wM or steowcoom 121 � PrY MORE + lMt LMaa I= $AIM ale awm. 1T000Okm stay re iaw AAA ANf6 Lyra Neh*s dew Eummean' 5150. Varloa� Skop cods• Faerrood, coN Simco SLS. (90a�72/-4043 LESS!.....TjadlOonY Mood- we11o11a..1/5 Nor1A Pal Rotel w $4.900 o.b.o., . 1919 GMC Pict 13D,MOkm boils. Mfe pay ep to St400O kitchen VAO W/o b dick Caeh na ile spa Any cars dose tD aN $mens $150. OF x1 owe 5100. 5316 MAN YOM FLOORNIL /1 (S. dl Rtedh Rd) POA Part'. FN . older Itlklfepae = with a 6rex6 sten !rails int, any year. CUB 1`a ay let bid. 5860. bdWw time. 24 ! um T dd��, 30 SM bebdts !nal hydro ear KaBy (906weT Gude Binh. 3.1/1'113//' i 2-1/ bolaq 905.985-/71`4 hap-lArwrstra-seelia $Ckoezlr °h Na GI 4264M. off $6.700o.bo. 1906)7254907 cera. sawbe. 9054sOF5047 or AwiWfe Optst. 906371- 1!M NMiKM Cttmttoee 21 on wpbs it 1me Bras hMN deoria woodwork o•onn Im CADILLAC SoviM SLS 905- � 4964 MIAMI WAN 7005 1a.. cele: ham MwAun Micicmbvr wild Gripper tires, YM 32.5W%tL Aho Pie fbtljatp i a and L. � type Rods Sfax. LX rear tferailer, prices. a" (905)649- 0=WawNo, cliplim Prdrh' � old purple, rnwedate eonditi°n, low NOME THEATRE Packages. 9o5)a.3��19. only 4 montla old. SON obo Pit= call 905-259.9996 Dolby surouM, dgilal ready deplt�I rweivers wMh p11P. WOODSPLITTFII Heavy duty cyM1da Ism P A message OTS, K2 -interim. MuMipli Row lite wood a ePlKectrica�leepre-� 4 UK SILOS for safe. Sale- CO, tbtlbfe tkesratioseue I.S speak• nebe nmd my 6 firs.1985 able fa far ' rlNion• Call Fab lci (906 Osllaiee Santo (905)579- 0 good corldilon. 906 720 2313. OM3 401 Una. 5eparae entrance, hlry loadet hawy aaomo- CASH FON CAM we bw AMY - Ingm 1wobYy partfe - bile. aeeUyst in odour, in No vehiees. VtAicies mat Ore bedroom b arca m IN stine if be in rwaieq candltiil Ga ap rbw stpaok ereralm otNayhdirasmkagSwious o b Call Its S OM aT-2115 ear colas to 479 put. NO, Wadry. SMO per mo. o (9D6µ33 Bahr SL East, Ajar at rN/i- mdahve. miAut pIa noor- 1993 GEO STORM GSI, 155.000 kala. 1.8 fit., 5 speed AWFM stereo tats.. alums AO AUTO SALES. 11wke eenMas. OCL ht (705) 431- Italian whools txrtiAed 54900. Scott.µ.905426.9037, w- AMM 1-bildmom baseaem a imed for rat, Harwood 906 720 2313. IM G.M. EKICAO a fL boot. 401 Una. 5eparae entrance, Excellent conthbon, 2•tt11e, as fable Otdoba 10. 566W loaded we new palls i7 200. rinrett mdusna. RrWast re - 905.9116 -0642. wed. Call (905WA-M. IUP PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, SepMntber 26,1999 11P"s r 11 t/ Renu r 1 Noonr 1 orew sr PAI RsMt rrtebite Cale 1 -613 -828 - Seniors, fully insured. Free estimates. WHILST, 3 berdrroetom upper ca duplex. New A u Ing. Nu . r SOCK OF REM RENT -WORRY FREE AaA OABA DU have a oma d ogs. ewm - firs (last 05)665-M OWN YOUR 905 579- 9016 `°r ow Be It sent. must have « ta>wmortr You mom hire calls, HOME - m. 1, 2 at 3 Bed. AptS. _ - . uO & Renovations WHITBY. duplex. lower level. • First Time Buyelr Refurbished tit New Fir - 'Pill 2 bedroom. freshly painted. Quiet street. no pets. non • Discharged Banka, • Not Much Downpvaw Appliances. All MR. included. qxn 110�a0a111W0 ilDndateOirML1[40011�KL, smoker. first & Last required. 5725./mo us utilities. call Mark offers honest r I In-house Supt. dL Maint 6 months Iree. then own a ton" hom $550/morMh, vwa 905-666-8763. no pressure service to M On site Security. Rental Office: Icon - Fri. gam - 8 pm Sat & Sun 1pm- Spm %r�MANAGEMENTLIANT PROPERTY 905-579-1626 WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: ww-w.bigfoot.rom /-highriser AJAX _ apartment.,elose to Harwood 6 Bayty no smokmg/pets 56501momh inclusive 1905) 426.5457 AJAX. 2 -bedroom basement apartment Laundry facilities. purwng. stove & Irdge 5760 nolo R Cal (905)6!16-3201 AVAILABLE for October- two becroom apt Small quiet bwlolN Small dogs OK Laundry on premises Bkor' Olson area Cab 705-786- M81 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY In Oshawa Large very Clean) Ou.gtht one -bedroom pose to as aff$end Ls Includes am um- uaa/pxkmgrGble Price $6751mo 404-8479 or leave WSW on madras 4CHELOR APT $512/month- ly plus Utilities 3rd flow %&- UP n0 ehran« eaaarrtes Call Mark 852-3107 Leave mes- sage CENTRAL Oskawa. :.age t & 2 beo'Dt.m Aw'!ments await - 36W in wek-rranatamed buu4duq don o all ameriM Please rat (905)723-0977 9 am -7pna DWILOP $7. WHfTaY A tug one bedroom X 5 pie, Hard- wood floors. 2. Appliances. Ifo co pirkmg $800 Was hiringnese opu715p19t- 11416) 5321 FURNISHED 2.= SO. FT. PPeennthouse apartment partacu- tarhy su4abk for use by cor- porate or med" executives desung quiet Inrq vMkte m Contract n the Ostuwa area. Unit cornet large kwnydn- "a arm eat in lutdaen. WOe n klm bedroom with 2 large closets. 2nd bedroom or an. 2-4 pc lotto and two 20' bal- conies overlooking courtyard we nature trots Possession November 19 1999 Can Ball Mdlif Coldwell Banker 2M Realty (905) 723.0832 or f905)576.5200 ■.E.OSHAWA. badhdor basement sun non-smoking. prolessaonal n le. no pets please Includes lacum bath, washer dryer. trdge. stove $650 plus rabwphone Oc- 111 st. 723-6898 ONE. TWO & THREE bedroom apartments in most beautiful adult building Avail Oct a Nov Stevenson a Rossland. Oshawa Call (905)723-1009 or (9051726.4966. ONE AMB TWO bedrooms available unmed Two loca. tions at 946 Masson & 350 A1alapa Rd.. Oshawa $620/ mdlnh, err incdsive. no pets. please call from 9-9 905-576- 6724. NCIIEINMC - ONE BEDROOM furnished basement am. Liv- lerpod/8ayry. walk to Go/401, sap. entrance. Cleat, bripAl Itort-snnokacno =168. p $7 61 �J20- ' 4 « Ohip basement apt i IE n good WAAby location. No stnokrnp, w M. tarhgk, 1590. limz 1600. I . list a law. call 905-430.- 7310 OBMMFA AIR. eadww 1 i 2 bedroom. includes all util- fties and parkirq. laormry on sae. B ' f1 905 32- 8914. a fah. 13 1-M. for ale 1- 2622. 03111111111111 0011 MO ABU. Indy, anolow. dean 1 bed. Swm bastmeut, laumry. oldtldes I066W r store, sWarsle w rttoker�sart0le 71 905 PICKERING o'l Malo/ Oaks new large 1-b" apt . new appy. Dus lo GO $600/ mwata nclusrve, firstAast. ref- erences Call 428-0678 PICKERING - Quiet sett-con- Um•o basement apt No smdtuagipets Close 10 mrtsry shopping centre Seperate en- trance. uu4taes included $&A./mond a Alga November 1 Call weekdays 7 30p m - m w anytime weekends. (1,1 1839-6176 MCIIERNIG . Roselbank/ Sheppard New 2 or 3 bdm bag apt with Intr ith Irrgf00 mSeperaetrYrce . px"F 0(00pzera MMRNIG WATERFRONT Superb 3 boars 1 1 7 bunts large balcony overlooking Frencbmans Bay $1.025, naondaM rdes NxkUldt*s C.111111John McCanen. Remax Fust Realty (9051831-3300 Mona Sheppard SpoDess one bed- room basement apt. Own entrance. isurv- dry. garage & parking No smoking,/perts Ref first & last. $750/Ind. Utilities Avid. Nov. 1st PaSnclous ROUGE. WHY rent when you can own your own tome for less than you think?" Call Dave Hay- lock aylock Sales Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd (905) 668-3800 or (905) 66- 3211 1 Houses For Rent YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BLT A HOI'5E' u OWN trom S705month .I Not Much Downpaymerril" (905) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley 1 ww r 11 • aria I I Lt• •ahtr 11PIN4th •m•4 R•A for sly• forsob f« Sob 1 1 Improvements : 1 1 Improvements : 1 • Plumbing : 1 ' Numbing DIRECT WINDOW IDirectly and Save © DOUG CLARK Vinyl Replacement cement Thermal Windows PIum,Sing 8 Aleehanical Co. Ltd Side Slider - Double Hung • General contracting . BaT - Bow corm wviN d Residential All pes of Aluminum Work Licensed & insured, Free stimates (905) 426-8342 :1 Rodding :1 Roofing Am A El C ROO)FIENG And Alaminnm 1 � � a Shingling, all types of roofs. neve and old 1 t Workmanship Guaranteed. 10% Discount to (905) 721(-9414 rrtebite Cale 1 -613 -828 - Seniors, fully insured. Free estimates. 7 iEDROOM noose for rpm. . r Call Andrew at (les) 41es-S7o4 Pickering, Lrverpoolif" 'L AaA OABA DU have a oma •-•• a •` Roofing, 905 579- 9016 `°r ow Be It sent. must have « ta>wmortr You mom hire lel s L E L LA'V Windows rehired. St000 �ptr0Vy No C a dour - 6 monff free trkr mum "Mme. (27.900 Rea -901_767.1 so able axedrt My service _ - . uO & Renovations Amid Do 1st. S88O month. Io awialuely lo Youu CoA John McLellan "A Maw of Mis Word" Ken Cohrs. ColdrreN BarYaer egwpped. $700 (905) 721(-9414 rrtebite Cale 1 -613 -828 - �B 7 iEDROOM noose for rpm. 1 bedroom apartment avail- Nit ntan uw OI1I•al ••e ••••easaa Pickering, Lrverpoolif" 'L and decorated $1000 . udiu- •-•• a •` Available October 1sT Rist! last 905 579- 9016 Eiii-6-0 -Gyraa aoRlaAafsrAP AJAX, 2 -bedroom 67 CwMmS rehired. St000 �ptr0Vy No C easlaopprag. sdods �i swrlr.�. :►m..wewax»M GUMAIrTEffi Amid Do 1st. S88O month. Io pelts peoil phislimmMOS7 pets (905)683-6145 Fir - 'Pill baseman, parking, swimming qxn 110�a0a111W0 ilDndateOirML1[40011�KL, ARSOLIMLY ASTDONDING yard. had. t. Large freshly decorated 6 months Iree. then own a ton" hom $550/morMh, vwa : 11 : 11 ImprovmMb require lull bore tamlty m- Improvearnts come 529.000 • reasorable axetil I do the tett Dont oat Call Bin Rblaa Caldefes B UDGIET HOME Banter RUR Rel Estate to- KING HOME day (905)728-9414 IMPMOtIE11110111ENTS /MPP/)L'F MFvrc AJAX. 4 -bedroom house :nose to soW and GO I^ fenced yard $1350/nhorM0 hrstAast. Available November 1 st Surtable for 2 tanklaes (905)509-M DOWNTOWN OSMWA - nwn flow. 2 bed at in kach- en. large r•Ngrocuntairw+g rec room. appkarkm, sap dwavey &garage Oct 260(. hurt & tan SB75SlmorMh 2nd floor sate. 3 bed. kitchen. IndOe & stove. kwpoom. fear MOUNT South of 401 spa- batt, sap drivetaay, & en- Guus one bedroom apt CN. hance. Oct. 26th S575/monin Ua separate enhance. Indpe. 905 -294 -SM 416-678-2667 CERAMIC AND stove. laundry. No smokmy' VINYL TILE pets. $700masth - Fimmavt OSHAWA - 2 bdrm wr4af0w. references (905)509.5090 $795 •uulitles 3 6" semi CONTRACTOR 5895 •utilities Parking. Industrial and VERY CLEAN and private / wasfter, drryyeerr Good location bedroom 2 storey want -0 Available Ottnber 1. hrst/last residential out 10 deck Sud single per- son. $600 p'mo all hoclushve. George 426-8607 1tVfaS1 availableOCIObtr t B -1Pleas 4o494mo M only Caltex j OSHAW�A, DOWNTOWN, 2- Upper duplex Cross Movers Exp. in moving Households • Offices • Apt$. Padang Avail. Free Estimates 4164234239 Toll Free 1-877 z-1 / r821 835 •AIR CONDITIONERS •FRIDGESIFREEZERS • ELECTRIC STOVES • WASFtERS/DRYERS So far,yosr'rt Tito • LOW RATES7WARRANTY SATISFACTION GUARANTEED 23 Via •Xperier•ee rest. Now it's ainre to Ory dw Best! Vacuuming, dusting. kitchens baths blinds &reerences reawred Free estimates FROM IUZKo - cert Tech baseboards 416 M-Wii I duos. and more 1 I low pnoe of $65.00 message egwpped. $700 RETIRED - Quiet bedding ma- RETIRED rrtebite Cale 1 -613 -828 - lure tenants, central location. QUIET country farm crouse 1 bedroom apartment avail- new Uxbridge. vest renovated able October 1 Eleatic Heat. and decorated $1000 . udiu- Washerldryer each floor Tel ties Available mi-iiately 905 579- 9016 Cale 905-85240417 (SNP) AJAX, 2 -bedroom 67 CwMmS 1 T•wrMhrar•M easlaopprag. sdods Amid Do 1st. S88O month. Io tIS11AwA 3 BEDROOM town - pets (905)683-6145 house. 5 appiarloes. finshist baseman, parking, swimming i� dsawatio. OSHAWA yard. had. t. Large freshly decorated 1-905-5N4450- 2 & 3 B/R apts. for rent. Al OSHAWA UM 3 bed - 1670 & $800 util. incl. room townhouse dose lo los at 280 Wentworth St. schools. shoPDirq- 1 pet W. Your First choice. month. Plus utikties. FMAast. For appl. call Available October 1. (905) (905) 721-6741 57x 9956 mus. if mm a BEifaOOM lown- TV OF RIM 2 bssdktyoo. matte, one Tar to Good Moliourboodneo pas adults elca�idhe. 806-' schools.;p' p 666-4145. ask for JoAnne. Sm.•ifilities. Avail. hood. (Duman Codvane ata) a Nlar. 1. INS) sn-M TWO BEDIOOM upper ttUl FICBEDBIi, flosdidd, 300ra peg rReson Rd a 6Ydme. tawnholae. 1 1/2 60. 4 ap- 5656 ock du hydro i asaaer, gloms. $1050 a Utilities. First a Last. Available Oct 1. nor all amenties, available 725.1995. , references regrind. WNM - basemaN am.. newer, spic+ous, brgM, a" Osom, 2,1 bed - dean. Sags one person. short room townhouse. 4 applim- waflk to Go stpppinq $575/month. RrsUlas� t. -Arai. es. 1620 bldusw. IIAlrIldlaltfy. (9051668- Avrailabk lkfobet IN. GN 9aw 9663. 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Pickering $6o0 all inclusive. FirstAasl parking. dose to tratad. Call 416-873-4846 or 905-837- 3627 AIAX• convenient to 401 - 3 Dedrnom executive non- smoking furnished tome to stare with one. Separate 4pc pmate bath, own Iiv room. Lawry alk. fveptace. Bus b door Sat professional. Quiet street $700/ mo/�liable Avaable Nov1st.arking . 90569 PARKW00D VILLAGE Cour- hce Beautiful 2 bedroom loft - style condo. main floor in- cludes own bathroom, share kdchen. dlshvg5her, mi- crowave, fridge and slove. Suit mature quiet persoNsbtd- ent one person tr Ill terms Immediate oe- cupanc'y avalablt- $800... 432-6674 PICNERING 5 min. to GO a shopp oq Beauhtuly fa - rushed master bedroom/bath- room AIC. cable. laundry. parking, friendly. quid. non- smoker 1Was1. Rekrenms. Avail October. 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W 1905085-2191.snp i , IadwekY 2 INDUSTRIAL UWTS fa ease 2.750 sq I. and 5.500 S4 A Please cal Frank at (905)725-3321 or after Spm cam (905)728-4174, or John at (905)728-1847. 1 itaNtess BOOK now for bewMul sal colours a Madawaska Studio tours (Oct. 2 and vaft t 1.2, a 3 BEDROOM Collages on beautiful Put* Lake. five w l equipped 8 deaf mftaO mg. ternnsDeatlhh vo8ey bj8 basketball, Shoespadrttuyp� jq,x reb�bar- becues bfipin Your towels, pii Nim"? food. and enjoy Blue Moon Retreat!! Cal ttgw b bOgk 1- 800-6549448. MIA Florli G ATTENTION SMOVIINW: A Perfect lamiy val;atidn home lin Clearwater Florida, 3 bed. room townhouse. pool. ia - ti, tennis court, pond, BBQ, Private yard, close to beach and golfing Available now and Jan to rid open For info. a Photos (9 ) 579 3788. CLEARWATER. fully fumislkd and central air Conlin. neA - 3 bedroom mobile (pe . 2- nenl) homes. Pools, hot tub, near beaches and malar at- tractions. Children welcome. 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YOU Te L se sfxvioa arc for bsers...Hill agar..doctors, lawyers. business people, bariliars, hum leerofessiomis. ea girs, firemen. truck Mv- ers, librarians, entrepreneurs s Misty River InlroductIons. mita 1416) 777 6302. Don't Forget The rd Aer Ct'rssilfW DepL honeopwAm avaflabk- for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, September 26,1999 PAGE 31 AIP ADVERTORIAL RETIRED CRAFTSMEN OFFER LOW COST HOME REPAIR New "Handyman Connection" Will Be At Your Service Guy Bull & Neil Benson want to save home and con- dominium owners money. Small to medium sired repairs and remodeling work that general contractors either don't have the time for, or don't consider lucrative enough to bother with, are what HANDYMAN CONNEC- TION does best. As the driving force behind the new HANDYMAN CON- NECTION, Neil is confident the residents of Durham Region will welcome his local crew of retired crafts- men and other experts with open arms. To tackle jobs in the Durham Region, Neil has recruited a talented team of craftspeople, many of whom are multi -talented. All our craftspeople have a minimum of ten years experience and many of the people have sev- eral crafts," Neil says. "It's time saving to have one per- son who can plaster and paint because you don't have to call on two people to get the job done " 1 Powsmals W, Pwsonais PERSONAL PRAYER to the Blessed VirginPrayer to the Blessed vIll (nev- er known to fail). All most beautiful mother of Mount Carmel, fruitful wine, gender of Heaven, Blessed Mother of e Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help me and show me here, You aremy Mother. Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart, to secure me in my necessity (make re- quest). There are none that can withstand your power. Oh, Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee, Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands (repeat 3 times). PERSONAL PRAYER to the Holy Spirit - Holy Spirit Thou make me see every- thing and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. I, in this short dialogue, want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be withyou and mY loved ones in your per- petual glory. Amen. Person must pray this three consecutive days without stat- ing one's wish. After the 3rd day your wish will be granted rw matter how dif- ficult it may be. Promise to publish as soon as your wish has been granted. M. 11 /itsdeya 11 IN " bg8 WdA" I m M"041# ROBERT -LEE LOVE MOM, DAD, JOHN PAUL, FOOFY & SMOKEY NO TDICE TO TALC Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will gall you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. lsas"" Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 CONROEKK TO BOX REPLIES If then: are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent simply place your application in an erkveb m addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such nafneS. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Repfes. If the advertiser is one Of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. t' UM NOTE, msBtes tkd am taxed Amedy to Oshawa This Weal Will Bot be lenrardN to the file Mother. Orlylals mod be seat directly as ledicow by the instfu 0m U the ad. TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Bristol Pond Bristol Sands Crs. Alta Rd. Henta-Qe Hills Crs. Hillbome Crt. Also Adult Carrier for Walk & drive routes needed CALL DEBBIE 905- 852-9741 910 910 SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Since 1872 Fine Ge?Terations ujErcellcrice 1999 FALL PROMOTION SAVINGS of up to $338 On 3 selected models in 2 of our most popular colours YOU CAN STEP UP 2 SIZES FOR NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Until October 31,1999 (F--dWort and CarnMWV Cfhmrg- Extra) 32 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING VILLAGE (NEAR CHURCH A HIGHWAY 2) 905-W-4366 1-800.461-0282 r w.v�ar.ran,, rwwsar Mary - manly Fintibeta away Wo9dnesday September 22 at the Ajax-Pidwring Health CerMre. Survived by her IDvirlg parents Las May of TMM, Bob and Am Kuk of La9oan City her cherished dBLIOW PaufNke Houghton and her fF ance Stewart Fifth. She will be owl missed by her twin Sider Barb IGrk and John McNamara and Ka raMan a IGrk and wde Maryanne, Ew Katlty ail be k)ndy remembered by her hierkds Lynn Shiclair-Day, and Paul HOLOtom FoloeRrg Kathy's wislkes crernatim will take place. h feu or flOweirs donabons may be made to file Cana- dw Cancer Society or the Arthritis Society. "SIM a pe Kafftl( OW11113 IIDr 0111? catenaries. Nd be deny rtrssed loved and never forgotten by J'otar fa'* and friends' tantly craftspeople are fully insured and bonded. HANDYMAN CONNEC- TION is a relatively recent phenomenon, founded ten - i years ago by Marvin Belkin C O N N E T C I O N and Art Neuman. Two retired ted Cincinnati executives saw the need for a reliable, time -flex- ible workforce that could effectively deal with small Grey Bull and ,veil Benton. and medium sized jobs "Our success in other job. And because the esti- around the home. The busi- cities demonstrates that mates are free, homeowners ness now operates throughout there are countless little - already save the service call Canada with owner/operated and not so little - jobs that fees charged by other con- locations in Victoria, homeowners everywhere tractors. Vancouver, Kelowna, Calgary, need help with" HANDY- In order to further reduce Edmonton. Regina, Saskatoon. MAN CONNECTION relies costs to homeowners, Neil Winnipeg, Sudbury, Lcxlckxl, on the talents of the crafts- says he reduced his own busi- Hamilton, Mississauga, people to take care of jobs of ness expenses and overhead. Toronto East, Toronto West, all shapes and sizes, such as HANDYMAN CONNEC- York Region, Ottawa, leaky faucets, faulty electrical TION has no company Moncton and Halifax. switches and fixtures, build- trucks, no fancy uniforms and ing shelves, cutting doors no billing. Customers pay Opening Oct.4th down, wallpapering, interior when the work is completed. P 9 and exterior painting, ceram- Although the business cuts in Durham is work and sun decks. corners to keep rates low and Region All requests for work begin save customers money, it does- with a no -obligation written n't cut the wrong conkers. All HANDYMAN CONNECTION estimate chat represents the work is guaranteed in writing - ONE CALL FIXES IT ALL successful completion of the for one year and most impox- (905) 686-7236 1 Powsmals W, Pwsonais PERSONAL PRAYER to the Blessed VirginPrayer to the Blessed vIll (nev- er known to fail). All most beautiful mother of Mount Carmel, fruitful wine, gender of Heaven, Blessed Mother of e Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me in my necessity. Oh Star of the Sea, help me and show me here, You aremy Mother. Oh Holy Mary, Mother of God, Queen of Heaven and Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart, to secure me in my necessity (make re- quest). There are none that can withstand your power. Oh, Mary conceived without sin, pray for us who have recourse to thee, Holy Mary, I place this cause in your hands (repeat 3 times). PERSONAL PRAYER to the Holy Spirit - Holy Spirit Thou make me see every- thing and show me the way to reach my ideal. You who give the divine gift to forgive and forget the wrong that is done to me and who are in all instances of my life with me. I, in this short dialogue, want to thank you for everything and confirm once more that I never want to be separated from you no matter how great the material desire may be. I want to be withyou and mY loved ones in your per- petual glory. Amen. Person must pray this three consecutive days without stat- ing one's wish. After the 3rd day your wish will be granted rw matter how dif- ficult it may be. Promise to publish as soon as your wish has been granted. M. 11 /itsdeya 11 IN " bg8 WdA" I m M"041# ROBERT -LEE LOVE MOM, DAD, JOHN PAUL, FOOFY & SMOKEY NO TDICE TO TALC Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will gall you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. lsas"" Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 CONROEKK TO BOX REPLIES If then: are firms or individuals to whom you do not wish your reply sent simply place your application in an erkveb m addressed to the box number in the advertisement and attach a list of such nafneS. Place your application and list in an envelope and address to: Box Repfes. If the advertiser is one Of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. t' UM NOTE, msBtes tkd am taxed Amedy to Oshawa This Weal Will Bot be lenrardN to the file Mother. Orlylals mod be seat directly as ledicow by the instfu 0m U the ad. TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers twice a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N. Brock St. Bristol Pond Bristol Sands Crs. Alta Rd. Henta-Qe Hills Crs. Hillbome Crt. Also Adult Carrier for Walk & drive routes needed CALL DEBBIE 905- 852-9741 910 910 SANDERSON MONUMENT CO. LTD. Since 1872 Fine Ge?Terations ujErcellcrice 1999 FALL PROMOTION SAVINGS of up to $338 On 3 selected models in 2 of our most popular colours YOU CAN STEP UP 2 SIZES FOR NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Until October 31,1999 (F--dWort and CarnMWV Cfhmrg- Extra) 32 KINGSTON RD. PICKERING VILLAGE (NEAR CHURCH A HIGHWAY 2) 905-W-4366 1-800.461-0282 r w.v�ar.ran,, rwwsar Mary - manly Fintibeta away Wo9dnesday September 22 at the Ajax-Pidwring Health CerMre. Survived by her IDvirlg parents Las May of TMM, Bob and Am Kuk of La9oan City her cherished dBLIOW PaufNke Houghton and her fF ance Stewart Fifth. She will be owl missed by her twin Sider Barb IGrk and John McNamara and Ka raMan a IGrk and wde Maryanne, Ew Katlty ail be k)ndy remembered by her hierkds Lynn Shiclair-Day, and Paul HOLOtom FoloeRrg Kathy's wislkes crernatim will take place. h feu or flOweirs donabons may be made to file Cana- dw Cancer Society or the Arthritis Society. "SIM a pe Kafftl( OW11113 IIDr 0111? catenaries. Nd be deny rtrssed loved and never forgotten by J'otar fa'* and friends' AIP PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, September 26, 1999 Sponsored bye' K,996 New Country FM �11A11a (�NlEEE A must see. fully equiRed, finished in while. grey interior. 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