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By Keith Gilligan [email protected]

PICKERING — Stephane Dion promises to do something he says Steven Harper should have done a year ago, “fire Jim Fla- herty.” Speaking to a rally of about 200 faithful in Pickering Tuesday night, Liberal leader Mr. Dion said his party’s Green Shift plan is a forward-looking policy while the Conserva- tives are stuck in the 19th century. “The Conservatives don’t understand the 21st century economy,” Mr. Dion said. “The Conservatives are stuck in old ideology. It’s a right-wing ideology that leaves families to fend for themselves.” The rally was held at the campaign office of Ajax-Pickering candidate Mark Holland. Joining the two were Liberal candidates from across Durham Region including Pickering-Scarborough East MP Dan Mc- Teague as well as John McCallum, running in Markham-Unionville, and Martha Hall Findlay, a Liberal candidate in Toronto and one of the candidates Mr. Dion defeated for the party leadership. “In this election, you have an opportu- Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo nity to change the country for the better. Liberal leader Stephane Dion paid a visit to the campaign headquarters of Ajax-Pickering Liberal candidate Mark Holland Tuesday night. He talked You have the opportunity Steven Harper about the need for Canadians to elect his party and rallied his supporters. Pickering-Scarborough East MP Dan McTeague was also on hand. had a few years ago. Fire Jim Flaherty,” Mr. Dion said to cheers. have a plan. We have a record of economic money in your pockets,” he said. “We need economic slowdown. It’s a commitment to Mr. Dion pointed to comments made by success. We need a Liberal government,” a Liberal government to keep the budget the long term. Finance Minister Flaherty, MP for Whitby- Mr. Dion said. balanced. We cleaned up a Conservative “We will make the economy more com- Oshawa, including comments that busi- The Conservatives have led the country mess once before in the 1990s and we will petitive, especially small business. We’ll nesses shouldn’t invest in Ontario and the to “the worst economic performance in the do it again. It’s called discipline and it’s part cut corporate taxes and that includes small federal government “wasn’t in the business G8 this year,” he said. “It’s the worst eco- of our Liberal DNA, thanks to Jean Chretien businesses,” Mr. Dion said. “Lowering cor- of fixing potholes. nomic performance since 1991, since Brian and Paul Martin.” “I gave clarity to Canada. Steven Harper Mulroney. A Liberal government would invest part newsdurhamregion.com gave Flaherty to Canada,” he said, noting “We need a Liberal government because of the government’s surplus on infrastruc- Watch a video at his accomplishment of having the Clarity the government has a role to play in boost- ture, such as repairing bridges, water sys- newsdurhamregion.com Act approved. ing the economy, get the fundamentals tems and railways, he said. “It will create “The Conservatives have no plan. We right, to help create jobs, to put more jobs and stimulate businesses in a time of ✦ See Green, Page 4 RichardRichard S.S. PricePrice SeniorSenior FinancialFinancial AdvisorAdvisor www.richardprice.cawww.richardprice.ca Dundee Private Investors Inc. 244 Kingston Rd. E. Ajax, L1Z 1G1 905-427-7000 Dundee Wealth Management is a DundeeWealth Inc. Company durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 PAGE 3 A/P Pickering Gas leak forces evacuation of 60 homes By Kristen Calis said a number of pet owners were frustrated eight inches down. “It really should have been [email protected] that they couldn’t go into their homes to re- much deeper than that,” Mr. Buntsma said, but man named trieve their pets. added the pipes could have been put in when PICKERING — A gas leak on Sheppard Av- “That’s just part of our mission to protect regulations were less strict. enue in Pickering last week caused the evacu- life, property and the environment,” he said. The City will meet with Enbridge this week ation of 60 homes. City officials are questioning how far the to see how such an issue in the future can be as attacker “They were out of their homes for about pipe was underground, since it was only about avoided. seven-and-a-half hours,” said Pickering Fire inspector Steve Fowlds. The homes along Sheppard Avenue in Pickering from Old Forest Road to Rosebank COME ON INTO LONE STAR AND at Oasis Road were evacuated after a four-inch branch main on a gas line was punctured during road repairs last Thursday. The call came into the fire department at 4:27 p.m. and the first truck '%49%2 concert was on the scene at 4:31 p.m., said Everett Buntsma, division head of municipal property and engineering. It was a 12-inch high-pres- Suspect ordered sure gas line so “it was leaking pretty good.” to keep away Enbridge Gas Distribution Inc. was on the scene to turn it off, but had to wait for authori- from band members zation, Mr. Buntsma said. The branch main was not in use, but the &!*)4! PICKERING — A Pickering man has puncture resulted in the gas leak from the been identified as the intruder who main pipe, Mr. Fowlds said, adding it wasn’t rushed the stage at a rock concert Sun- located on the map of the piping system, so day in Toronto, knocking a musician the contractors on the scene were not aware durhamregion.com down and disrupting the show. of it. The incident, which occurred during Durham Region Transit was there to accom- an appearance by British band Oasis modate evacuated residents, but Mr. Fowlds /.

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✦ Green from page 1 tional savings of $1,400 a year for for your wallet and it’s good for trusts, yet a year later, put on a Jim Flaherty and Steven Harper a family of four and an income of the planet. 31.5-per cent tax. It was put on have to look in the mirror and porate taxes isn’t a right-wing $60,000. “Our plan is positive for eco- even though there was no evi- accept some of the responsibility policy. It’s not a left-wing policy. Speaking about his Green Shift nomic growth,” he said, adding dence the government was losing for the economic shrinkage we It’s a sound policy.” policy, Mr. Dion said, “We need to several economists support the money, Mr. Dion said. have.” Lower income tax rates and shift away from income and into Green Shift plan. “We’ll repeal the 31.5-per cent When Mr. Harper took office, benefits would mean an addi- pollution. This is simple. It’s good The Conservative plan is “all tax and we’ll replace it with a 10- the federal government had a $12- pain, no gain. That’s why Mr. per cent tax that’s refundable to billion surplus, but that’s been Harper wants to leave Canadians Canadian residents.” “squandered,” adding in the first to fend for themselves.” Prior to Mr. Dion speaking, Mr. quarter of this year, the budget Three Catholic schools The Conservatives said they McCallum said, “We all know the was in a deficit,” Mr. McCallum closed for declining wouldn’t impose a tax on income Canadian economy has stalled. said. enrolment, now for sale Need An Insurance Solution? DURHAM — Three Oshawa by the board, while the board may schools are for sale. still have use for the Holy Cross Canadian Martyrs, Father Fran- site, Mr. Pulla said. cis Mahoney, and St. Michael Cath- With the three declared surplus, • Auto olic schools were declared surplus the board can now offer them for • Home at the Durham Catholic District sale or lease to school boards, School Board’s Sept. 8 meeting. colleges and universities, the mu- • Recreational Vehicles The board will now follow the leg- nicipality and other groups at fair islative process for property dis- market value. If it hasn’t received • Group Insurance positions and its associated time an offer within three months, it • Business Insurance frames, said Paul Pulla, director can put them on the open market, of education, during an interview following a tender process for a • Financial Planning following the meeting. real estate company. The schools were among five St. Joseph’s former site on Sim- '*345%63)". Immediate Coverage/Package Discounts closed due to declining enrolment coe Street was the last school prop- * /463"/$&' */"/$*"- Easy Payment Plans in Oshawa this year. St. Gregory erty sold by the Catholic board, for and Holy Cross were also shut about $2 million, Mr. Pulla said in Call 905 427-5888 down, but St. Gregory is not owned a previous interview. 1920 Bayly St., Pickering durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 PAGE 5 A/P Girls join fight against cancer Selling hand-made key chains

AJAX — Three young ladies are banding together to help fight cancer. Nadine Proctor and her friends Rebecca and Kaitlin Briell are making and selling key chains, with the proceeds going to the Cana- dian Cancer Society. Nadine’s mother, Susan, was diagnosed with breast cancer two years ago. Also, Na- dine’s grandparents died from cancer, as did her former Lester B. Pearson Public School teacher, Larry Shortt, who passed away on Aug. 30. “I designed (the key chains) when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. I designed them and it’s gone from there,” said Nadine, 12. They call their effort Key Chains for Can- Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo cer. Nadine Proctor, left, and Kaitlin and Rebecca Briell are making key chains and selling them to raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society. “We’re asking for a minimum donation of $3 and they can give whatever they want on Sept. 11 at the open house for their Ajax them,” Nadine said. “Everybody came by; The cancer society dictates which colours from there,” Nadine said. school. “It’s cool. We feel good about it when they all had a story to tell us.” can be used, as different colours are for They’ve set up a booth at Shopper’s Drug we’re done,” Nadine said about selling the Family members of Rebecca, 12, and Kai- different forms of cancer. Pink is for breast Mart and went to Ajax fire stations to sell key key chains. tlin, 10, have taken the items to work to sell, cancer, white for lung cancer, light blue chains. The girls have approached Loblaws about Nadine said. for colorectal cancer, dark blue for prostate During a recent outing, they sold $400 setting up a booth. “They got a donation of beads and they’ve cancer, orange for leukemia and yellow for worth of key chains. They’ll be selling them “When people come to us, we talk to been busy beading,” Ms. Proctor said. cancer generally. A/P PAGE 6 ◆ NEWS ADVERTISER ◆ September 10, 2008

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t should surprise no one that the party Last Week in power suddenly unveils promise I after promise and unloads a truck full Do you believe now is the right time for of taxpayer money as an election hits. a federal election? That doesn’t prevent most observers from raising a cynical eyebrow and mum- bling: “Now they’re finally doing some- Yes: 33% thing about (the Oshawa Harbour, the manufacturing crisis, etc.) Guess it must No: 67% be because they want to get re-elected.” The latest burst of federal Conservative Votes: 305 fix-its and pledges centre around several ongoing developments in Durham Region and beyond. A timely renegotiation of the Beacon Project will see General Motors invest Our readers think... things have been going I too have decid- the duration of the contract. Now that is another $290 million in operations in St. ed to volunteer and help out wherever I realistic. But I guess as the average Joe Catharines and Oshawa -- the breakdown can. paying the bill, we will get stuck with is $245 million for St. Catharines and $40 Recent Second Chance If anyone is even remotely thinking another increase to our education por- million for Oshawa -- in exchange for about adopting a cat I urge them to look tion of our property tax to go along with a delay in penalty payments for falling volunteer found a at what is available from Second Chance. all the other tax increases the Municipal- below GM job targets in Canada. Because Places like this would not have to exist ity, the Province and the feds lay on us. of layoffs -- especially the truck plant clos- friend at sanctuary if people took the responsibility to look The average Joe gets screwed again. ing set for next year in Oshawa -- GM will after their pets. Thank God for people Paul Morgan fall below the employment threshold that To the editor: like Joyce and all the volunteers who give Bowmanville provided $435 million in federal and pro- Re: ‘Adopt-a-thon to help felines find a their lives to clean up after other people’s vincial funding as a condition for Beacon. new home’, Sept. 4, 2008 News Advertiser. messes. In this day and age it should not There are other goodies, like $80 million I was very pleased to read this article be required, but people never seem to Restore Duffins bus route in federal money for Ford operations in regarding the Second Chance Wildlife change. Oakville. One gets the impression the feds, Sanctuary and in fact commend you on S.L. Gosby after doing some minor tinkering with the attention you have been giving the Ajax To the editor: Canada’s manufacturing crisis in the last passing of Joyce Smith and the concern It was a revelation to read in the Aug. few budgets, are now responding because for her many cats. 15 News Advertiser that Durham Region they want votes in Ontario. I too attended Second Chance after los- Taxpayers can’t afford Transit’s bus stop standard is 400 metres. The release of the long-awaited Crombie ing my 18-year-old cat to kidney failure teacher raises Since Dec. 31, 2007, the Duffins bus report on the future of Oshawa Harbour, in early July. I was so overwhelmed by all was cancelled during mid-day, ie. 8:33 which was delivered in February but not the acts available I decided to go home a.m. to 4:13 p.m., Monday to Friday, available to the public until last week, is and think about it before making a deci- To the editor: leaving the residents on Finley and Lake also suspiciously timely. sion. Several weeks later I read about the Time is now for the teachers union and Driveway without service. The nearest While it offers some compromises it passing of Joyce and immediately went the government to get realistic. bus stop for the condominium residents leans toward a made-in-Oshawa solu- back to look at the cats again. A young sil- In a province were the manufacturing at the above address is now 1200 metres tion that would deliver the harbour to the ver tabby caught my eye in the house and sector is taking a beating, (the people (instead of just across the road) to West- City. Oshawa incumbent Colin Carrie and after enquiring about her background paying the bills), and real world wages ney to catch the Harwood bus, which Finance Minister Jim Flaherty would seem I decided she was for me. I knew about are either frozen or going in reverse, the now takes a roundabout route to the GO to benefit from the recommendations just the adopt-a-thon after speaking with teachers’ union is asking for a pay raise of station taking an extra 25 minutes over as they knock on doors seeking support. several volunteers and board members three per cent each year and the Province the previous five minutes - it was brutal While there is some planning going into but opted to adopt my cat right away at is going to give it to them! in the winter, requiring pedestrians to all these announcements, it’s not a shock. the full price because I knew they could Somebody needs to realize that the walk on the snow-cleared road to avoid The provincial Liberals made a raft of use the money. My new cat adapted to public sector and its wages don’t operate slippery unshovelled sidewalks. spending announcements leading up to her environment quickly and is the most in a vacuum, they are connected to the In the heat of the summer, tired moth- last October’s election. loving, affectionate and playful friend a overall economy. Here’s what the Prov- ers are toting small children with their Only time will tell if such a strategy bears person could hope to find. ince and the teachers should be doing. picnic coolers and bathing gear to Rotary fruit. It shouldn’t be forgotten that opposi- After several trips back to Second Hold wages where they are and then roll Park and back. Cars or day camp buses tion parties will also offer their own grab Chance to donate food and to see how them back three per cent each year for have easier access. bag of goodies. Voters will have to keep a Restoring the Duffins bus route would sharp eye out to discern reality from the e-mail letters to [email protected] / max. 200 words / send a positive message to taxpayers. false promises and pie-in-the-sky solu- please include your full first and last name, place of residence & daytime phone number / Jane Brooke tions offered over the next five weeks. letters that do not appear in print may be published @ newsdurhamregion.com Ajax durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 PAGE 7 A/P

McTeague ready after three ‘false starts’

Pickering-Scarborough Canada has the abil- Scarborough East rid- Achievement where he ity to become a world ing. He was voted hard- speaks to Grade 8 stu- East candidates leader by developing a est-working MP by the dents about “the eco- preparing for election new Green economy, Hill Times in 2002. He’s nomics of staying in emphasizing the Green currently the official school” and helps with Party’s plan protects air, opposition critic for the high school com- By Kristen Calis water and food. consumer affairs and munity program. [email protected] “I am looking for- consular services. He’s He’s an active mem- ward to this election married to Dr. Daniela ber of the Green Party’s PICKERING — The Pickering-Scarbor- because I want to show Rossi and they have federal and provincial ough East riding is already buzzing in antici- everyone in my riding Dan McTeague five children: Bradley, George Khouri wings. Jason Becevello pation of a fall federal election. that we do politics dif- Natalie, Patrick, Gabri- Incumbent Liberal MP Dan McTeague has ferently,” he said. ela and Adriana. been ready for the race for the past year, hav- “Canadians desire politicians who will How they voted ing dealt with “three false starts” already. stand up in the House of Commons and get George Khouri is the president of Land- “I’m looking forward to a good campaign work done, instead of standing up and sling- mark Sales, manufacturer’s agents for seven 2004 results: and putting the Conservatives’ record to the ing mud.” furniture companies that services Canada, Gary Dale - New Democratic Party: 5,392 test,” he said, adding “We’re going to fight The NDP party hasn’t yet nominated a parts of the United States, and has additional Tim Dobson - Conservative Party of hard.” candidate for the Pickering-Scarborough clients in Europe and Asia. He’s a long-time Canada: 13,417 Running against Mr. McTeague for the East riding. volunteer and in his community involve- Dan McTeague - Liberal Party of Canada: Conservative Party is George Khouri, an Ajax The Pickering-Scarborough East riding ment, he’s been: president of the Clarington 27,312 resident with roots in Pickering. Also nomi- replaced the Pickering-Ajax-Uxbridge riding Board of Trade; president of the Courtice Matthew Pollesel - Green Party of Cana- nated more than a year ago, Mr. Khouri said in 2003. It encompasses the southwest por- Rotary Club; and chairman of fundraising da: 1,809 he’s been preparing. tion of Pickering and the southeast part of for the Whitby General Hospital. He’s mar- Total number of validated votes: 47,930 “This area here has been under-repre- Scarborough. ried to Leila and they have three sons. sented in government for the past several 2006 results years and we need to change that,” he said, Dan McTeague was first elected in 1993 Jason Becevello helped found the Mowat Gary Dale - NDP: 6.090 referring to the “back-benchers” who have to the federal riding of Ontario, which was Music Council at his high school, Sir Oli- Tim Dobson - Conservative: 16,693 been elected in recent years who he believes comprised of Pickering, Ajax and Whitby. ver Mowat Collegiate Institute. He studied Dan McTeague - Liberal Party: 27,719 Jeff Brownridge - Green Party: 1,869 have accomplished nothing. He was re-elected to the riding of Pickering- political science, philosophy and music at Total: 52,749 Running for the Green Party is Scarbor- Ajax-Uxbridge in 1997 and 2000 and was re- Wilfrid Laurier University, where he earned ough resident Jason Becevello, who believes elected once again in 2004 to the Pickering- a Bachelor of Arts. He volunteers with Junior Airport lands a big issue for Holland, Johnson Ajax-Pickering still feasibility studies on the last Thursday to ask him 16,000 acres expropriated in Pickering. I need for the airport, he to run in the riding, Mr. want to work with the community. We’ve waiting for NDP said. The Greater To- Johnson said. lost so many homes, so many families. I’m and Green candidates ronto Airport Authority, “I’ve been doing a lot not happy with the way it’s happened,” he which advocates for an of things in Ajax and, of said. “Obviously, the member sitting in op- airport, was chosen by course, north Pickering. position hasn’t resolved anything. I want to AJAX-PICKERING — Ajax-Pickering Rid- the current federal gov- It’s a natural fit (with his get it resolved.” ing includes all of Ajax and much of north ernment to conduct a municipal experience). More money needs to be spend on infra- Pickering, including Brougham, Whitevale, review of its own stud- I’m excited, pumped,” structure, such as highways, he said. Greenwood and Claremont. ies. he said. “One solution I would be pushing for is The riding was set up for the June, 2004 Mark Holland “The reality is the fed- Rick Johnson Mr. Johnson has served a high-speed train out of Toronto. It would federal election and was won by current MP eral government does as Ward 3 councillor, defuse the need for a reliever airport,” he Mark Holland. have a role to play” with infrastructure and which covers north Pickering, since 1988. said, adding it would ideally travel to Mon- Like much of Ontario federally, Ajax and transportation, he said, a reference to Fi- Ajax-Pickering Riding covers all of Ajax and treal, Ottawa and Windsor. “The volume of Pickering have been dominated by the Liber- nance Minister Jim Flaherty’s comment that Pickering north of Finch Avenue. people we could move with a high-speed als since the 1990s. A Liberal has represent- the federal government isn’t in the business “The riding is a perfect fit for where I live, train removes the necessity of an airport in ed the two communities since 1993, starting of fixing potholes. work and raised a family,” he said. Pickering.” with Dan McTeague and now Mark Holland. Federally, “the economy and leadership” “I’ll continue to fulfil my responsibilities Mr. McTeague is the MP for Pickering-Scar- will be the big issues, he said. as a Pickering councillor and as a Durham How they voted borough East. Prime Minister Steven Harper will make Regional Councillor for the next 33 days,” he The riding has a population of 100,215 leadership key and “we’re comfortable going said. “However, I’ll be donating my net pay 2006 results: (2001 census), with an average family in- there.” to the hospital from my City of Pickering job, Mark Holland (Liberal) -- 25,556 come of $83,449. Mr. Harper leads with an “iron fist. We’ve my Pickering salary.” Rondo Thomas (Conservative) -- 16,997 “It’s been sprung on us. Everybody thought seen what happens there,” Mr. Holland said. As for his Regional pay, “I haven’t de- Kevin Modeste (NDP) -- 6,656 it would be the fall, but not this early,” Mr. “It’s almost a dictatorship. That’s not what cided. Either the women’s shelter or the Big Russell Korus (Green Party) -- 2,192 Holland said of the election. people want.” Brothers. Kevin Norng (Christian Heritage Party) Locally, he expects the big issues to in- The Conservatives passed legislation set- “If I’m unsuccessful, I plan to continue to -- 435 clude the Pickering airport lands, and infra- ting a “fixed election date and here he is do what I’ve been doing for 20 years, serving structure and transportation matters. pulling the plug.” the residents of Ward 3 with dedication, pas- 2004 results “I’m very disappointed about what’s hap- Long-time Pickering councillor Rick John- sion and integrity,” he said. Mark Holland (Liberal) -- 21,706 pened there,” he said of the airport lands. son is running for the Conservative Party in He said the “big issue” in the riding is the Rene Soetens (Conservative) -- 14,666 “People are looking for a resolution there.” Ajax-Pickering. proposed airport. 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DATE MEETING TIME SUBJECT: Storm Water Conditions and Related Sept. 10 Committee of Adjustment 7:00 pm Infrastructure Sept. 15 Council Meeting 7:30 pm DATE: Tuesday, September 16th • SALSA TOTS • TEEN YOGA •• Sept. 18 Waterfront Coordinating Committee 7:00 pm TIME: 8:00 pm LOCATION: Whitevale Community Centre YOGA • PILATES • WEIGHT TRAINING FOR WOMEN Sept. 23 Heritage Pickering Advisory Committee 7:00 pm (405 Whitevale Road) 15 Sept. 24 Accessibility Advisory Committee 7:00 pm Sept. 25 Library Board 7:00 pm All interested residents are welcome to attend. Contact Peter Rodrigues at 905.201.0476, or by email All meetings are open to the public. [email protected] For meeting details call 905.420.2222 or visit our website. Municipal Operations - An Integrated Service PAC4Teens Car Wash Friday, September 12, 2008 We are here to Serve You from 4:30 pm – 7:00 pm 2008 FINAL TAX NOTICE Municipal Operations is responsible for an exceptionally wide range of vital Petticoat Creek Community Centre services that ensure a high quality of life and safety throughout Pickering. (Kingston Road between Rosebank and Rougemount) Second Instalment of the These responsibilities include the repair and maintenance of roads, curbs, Support PAC 4 Teens sidewalks, streetlights and storm sewers. It also includes winter control cityofpickering.com/teen 2008 FINAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY TAX BILL operations, and the maintenance of playgrounds, parks and sports fi elds, is due for payment boulevard and parkland grass cutting, the maintenance of street trees and TICKETS ON SALE FOR A SPIRIT WALK managing the City’s municipal fl eet. SEPTEMBER 26, 2008 Pickering Museum Village General inquiries please contact us by phone at 905.420.4660 ext. 5294 September 12, 19 & 20 or by email: [email protected]. Tickets on sale now! If you have not received your Tax Notice, please telephone the Civic Complex at 905.420.4614 (North Pickering 905.683.2760) After hours: call 905.683.7575, to report dangerous 905.683.8401 cityofpickering.com/museum or Toll Free 1.866.683.2760. Our offi ce hours are 8:30 am to conditions or any other Operations emergency. 4:30 pm Monday through Friday. RENEWED STRENGTH 100-DAY BIKE RIDE FOR CANCER SURVIVORS Questions regarding your property assessment? Join Dee Miller and Ajax-Pickering MP Mark Holland for the fi nal leg of the • Please note that property assessment is the responsibility Renewed Strength Bike Tour! of the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) and that all assessment related inquiries should be directed Millennium Square, Liverpool Road South to them at 1.866.296.6722. Wednesday, September 17, 2008 at 4 pm

• Additional information regarding property assessment can The Renewed Strength 100-Day Bike Ride around Ontario has almost come be found on MPAC’s website: www.mpac.ca to an end! You can join Dee Miller (Executive Director/Founder of Renewed Strength) to celebrate the completion of her 7000 km ride to create Tired of standing in line to pay your taxes? awareness of Renewed Strength’s free programs for Cancer Survivors. This event included visiting more than 80 communities in Ontario. Ajax-Pickering Please note that the City of Pickering offers the following payment options and encourages you to try these MP Mark Holland will be joining Dee for the last part of her ride. convenient alternatives. You can pay your taxes: Be there to greet Dee and Mark and support Renewed Strength by signing the survivorship t-shirt. • At participating fi nancial institutions. Please allow fi ve days before the due date for your payment to reach ADOPT A CAT our office. Note: Your tax account is credited when Black, White, Young, Old, Male, Female, Short and payment is received at our offi ce, not the day funds are Long Haired Cats and Kittens for Adoption. If you withdrawn from your bank account. • By mail. To avoid the late payment penalty fee, please are looking to adopt a cat, we’re sure we have the ensure that your tax payment is mailed fi ve days before one for you! All cats are adopted with up to date the due date. Cheques post-dated for the due date are vaccinations, and with a bag of goodies. acceptable. Note: Your account is credited when payment Only $85.00 is received at our offi ce, not the post-marked date. • The “outside” drop box during or after business hours at For information on cats for adoption, the City municipal building on or before the due date. please visit our website at; cityofpickering.com/animals • By telephone/computer banking. Please check with or come see us at PetSmart during the month of September your fi nancial institution for details. Please allow fi ve days Call 905.683.7575 before the due date for your payment to reach our offi ce. Note: Your tax account is credited when payment is received at our offi ce, not the day funds are withdrawn from your bank account. Failure to receive a Tax Notice does not reduce your responsibility for the payment of taxes and penalty. A late payment fee of 1.25% is added to any unpaid taxes on the fi rst day of default and on the fi rst day of each month, as long as the taxes remain unpaid. The penalty and interest rates are set by City by-laws, pursuant to the Ontario Municipal Act. The City does not have the authority to waive penalty and interest charges. A/P PAGE 10 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 durhamregion.com

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By Melissa Mancini one that allows us to build a [email protected] strong economy and create jobs.” DURHAM — The Cana- The fight to protect quality dian Auto Workers union has public health care and to stop elected a new leader. the federal government from Ken Lewenza, former entering unfair trade agree- president of CAW Local 444 ments that undermine work- in Windsor will be taking the ing people must remain top head job from Buzz Hargrove, priorities during an election, who has been president since he said. 1992. Local 222 president Chris Mr. Lewenza is the third Buckley said he is confident national president elected Mr. Lewenza will be a great since the CAW was formed leader. “Buzz Hargrove has in 1985. Bob White was the been a great leader, he has founding president and pre- truly left his mark on the la- ceded Mr. Hargrove in the bour movement,” he said. job. “Ken Lewenza will do the Mr. Lewenza was unani- exact same job. He under- mously elected by about 500 stands manufacturing and CAW delegates at a special has a huge social conscience.” convention in Toronto on Mr. Buckley said he has a Saturday. good working relationship After his election, Mr. with Mr. Lewenza, whom he Lewenza dismissed recent has known for many years. announcements made by the Mr. Hargrove, who was re- Harper government to put cently appointed to the Order money into the auto industry. of Canada, said he has not The pledge comes after the been asked to run for a politi- government refused earlier cal party and isn’t planning funding requests until several on it, but wouldn’t rule it out. days before an election call, The CAW is the country’s according to a news release. largest private sector union, “Where is Stephen Harper representing 250,000 mem- on a long-term strategy to bers in 17 different economic preserve manufacturing sectors. CATCH UP ONLINE AT jobs?” Mr. Lewenza said. “What we need is a Made -- with files from Tony Van Al- in Canada industrial policy, phen, Torstar News network newsdurhamregion.com durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 PAGE 11 A/P Hospital reaching out to the community More than 1,100 tickets

AJAX — The Rouge Valley The group will stay closely component of RVHS’s overall Health System is inviting vol- connected to the community community engagement strat- written in back-to-school blitz unteers to join the community and relay local health needs and egy,” she said. advisory group to strengthen its issues back to the board. Janet Membership is open to the DURHAM — Hundreds of tick- to motorists caught speeding in relationship with the commu- Ecker, chairwoman of the board general public living in the catch- ets, most of them for speeding, school zones, including one 18- nity. of directors, said in a press re- ment area but not to employees were written during a week-long year-old high school student who The 12-member group will ad- lease that staying closely con- for the Central East Local Health back to school traffic safety blitz had his vehicle impounded after vise the RVHS board of directors nected to the community is Integration Network or the hos- conducted last week by Durham being clocked at 110 km-h in a and is intended to reflect the di- important and recognized that pital. If interested, residents can police. posted 50 km zone, police said. verse communities that make up although RVHS has worked on apply at www.rougevalley.ca/ Operation In The Zone saw cops Cops also ticketed drivers for Ajax, Pickering, Whitby and east that, it still has to do better. communitymatters. issue 1,134 tickets between Tues- aggressive driving, failing to obey Toronto (the RVHS catchment “The contribution of the ad- Applications will be accepted day and Friday last week. The ma- stop signs and offences such as area). visory groups is an important until Sept. 19. jority -- 774 -- were handed out driving under suspension.

“Terri Robitaille from the Dance Experience celebrates the Grand Re-Opening of her beautiful new location with family, friends, parents and students! The Grand Re-Opening was celebrated on August 25th with demonstrations, performances and tons of give- aways. There was a fantastic turn out of family, friends, dancers, alumni, & staff. Everyone had a great time!

Come and visit Terri at her beautiful new location at 153-1895 Clements Rd., Pickering For a positive Dance Experience call Terri at 905 686 8335

From left to right we have Doug Thiemann (Terriʼs Dad), Janet Rombis (Proud Parent), Terri Robitaille (Owner/Dance instructor), 20th Kelly Blades (teacher), Elaine Thiemann Anniversary (Terriʼs Mom).”

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s r r TM X WE ARE HERE! WHITES RD. EMERGENCIES SEEN SAME DAY LIVERPOOL 927 LIVERPOOL RD. A/P PAGE 12 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 durhamregion.com College says new housing will replace doomed lodging houses Student Association running on campus. The 23,000 2009, if neighbouring land can be of Simcoe Street North and Ni- towards creating more housing square foot project by London acquired. As well, Dundurn Edge agara Drive. The 551-bed project options for students,” Mr. Pitcher not sure how court Property Corporation will include Developments is soon set to break is expected to open for business by said. “Our main concern is that ruling will impact another 110 beds by January ground on Oshawa’s first student May 2010 students have quality housing that renters 2009 and 130 more by September apartment building at the corner “There is definitely a movement is safe for them.”

By Jillian Follert [email protected] DESIGNER FABRICS BY DURHAM — One week after a ROBERT ALLEN ON SALE judge found 37 landlords guilty of FOR A LIMITED TIME operating illegal lodging houses near the Durham College/UOIT campus, the student association at the schools is taking a wait and see approach. Amy England, student associa- CustomCustom tion president, said it’s too early to tell what the ramifications of the ruling will be. Whats “We’re not sure yet, but I don’t think it will have that much of DraperyDrapery an effect on student housing,” she said. “We haven’t had any calls Hot ? from students about it, so right now, there’s no problem.” • ROMANS An estimated 150 students live or were living in the 28 properties SaleSale • VALANCES that Justice Peter Howden ruled to be commercial lodging houses. • SIDE PANELS The ruling says those landlords • SHEERS must immediately stop operating their homes in an illegal manner but it isn’t known whether students will be evicted or how quick- • INSTALLATION ON ALL DRAPERY ORDERS ly the ruling will be enforced. Ms. England said her concerns • DECORATIVE HARDWARE ON CUSTOM relate more to the human rights DRAPERY ORDERS $1000 OR MORE angle of the ruling than the hous- FREE ing logistics, saying it is worrisome that the judge attempted to define “family” in his decision. In several instances in his ruling, Justice Howden classifies homes as lodging houses, in part, because the tenants live together out of a need for housing, rather than a family-like bond. “If I’m living with my best friend, they’re my family. We go shopping together, we pay our bills together, all those things,” Ms. England said. “I think it’s a very slippery slope when you start trying to decide who’s a family and who isn’t.” Custom FALL LINES Officials at Durham College and HAVE ARRIVED UOIT are also unsure of how the Ready ruling will impact student hous- Ready • NYGARD ing but are confident there will • LUBOTEX soon be enough other options to Bedding • POLY SELECT replace the 150 lost spots. Bedding Gary Pitcher, director of campus safety, pointed out that a new FAUX WOODS 110-bed residence is now up and CALIFORNIA HUNTER DOUGLAS FALL ADULT SHUTTERS $ WOODWORKING COURSES 300 % MANUFACTURES REBATE ENTERTAINMENT/ARMOIRE COURSE “DESIGN YOUR OWN CABINET” OFF SEE STORE FOR DETAILS! STARTS: MON. OCT. 6 - 15 WEEKS 40 FURNITURE/CABINET MAKING “BUILD A PROJECT OF YOUR OWN CHOICE” CALL TODAY TO BOOK A FREE SHOP AT HOME STARTS:TUES. SEPT 30 - 15 WEEKS INTRODUCTION TO WOODWORKING SINCE 1986 “BUILD 1 OF 2 SPECIAL PROJECTS” NEW LOCATION DRESSING STARTS:THURS. SEPT. 25 -8 WEEKS 890 TAUNTON RD. EAST WINDOWS IN TO REGISTER CALL AT GARRARD RD. WHITBY DURHAM FOR

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Doctors delivering care. At Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering hospital campus, we know that having a baby is not just a clinical procedure. It is a lasting family experience. So our birthing unit team of obstetrician-gynecologists, paediatricians, nurses and midwives is committed to providing expectant mothers with more than quality services. We offer the kind of care that you can trust to be there for you—and with you—right until the day you take your newborn home. Meet a few of the physicians who are delivering care in your community.

Chiefly speaking Team-ing with pride ¿Hablas español? A labour of love

Dr. Adebayo Odueke could work anywhere. On June 13th, a pipe burst in the birthing unit Being fluent in Spanish makes Dr. Andres Dr. Janice Ruggles, an obstetrician-gynecologist But for this site chief of obstetrics and gyne- at Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering (RVAP) and Gordillo somewhat unique among obstetrician- at Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering (RVAP), wasn’t cology, it is the sense of camaraderie and his much of the space was flooded. ForDr. Suha gynecologists in the GTA. So it is no surprise that always sure she wanted to be a physician. Now, team’s commitment to quality care that makes Eltayeb, the way that the team united in this some of his Spanish-speaking patients come from she’s positive that she couldn’t have asked for a Rouge Valley Ajax and Pickering (RVAP) the time of crisis sums up her experience at RVAP. as far as Brampton to see him in his Ajax office. more rewarding career. place where he wants to work. He has been practicing for 19 years, 11 of them at RVAP. The obstetrician-gynecologist joined the birth- Dr. Gordillo’s journey to Rouge Valley Ajax Caring for pregnant women and delivering their ing unit nine years ago, right out of medical school. and Pickering (RVAP) was at times a long and babies is a privilege for her. It means she gets Dr. Odueke’s training and experience have She is proud of how the department has grown challenging one. But it has been worth it. The to be involved in an intimate and memorable spanned across three countries and continents: into a full-service unit, where doctors and mid- obstetrician-gynecologist left his homeland of part of their lives. Nigeria, where he is from and where he earned wives work together and support each other. Colombia to come to Canada with his family in his medical degree; England, where he com- 1993. When he arrived, he spoke no English. Dr. Ruggles, who is originally from Saint John, pleted his specialist training in gynecology This was certainly demonstrated on the day New Brunswick, has been with RVAP for the and obstetrics; and here in Canada, where he of the flood, when the team pulled together Right away, Dr. Gordillo set to work taking English past four years. Before joining us here, she lives in Pickering. to quickly relocate to the post-partum unit. classes and earning his Canadian medical degree. spent five years at a small community hospital The renovated RVAP birthing unit has since re- After completing his specialty training at the in Grimsby, Ontario. Now she lives in Whitby “It’s a privilege for me to be the chief of opened—now brighter and more inviting. University of Toronto, he joined RVAP in 2006. with her husband and two children. obstetrics here. I’ve had the opportunity to work at other hospitals in Toronto and “There have been more than 200 births at “This is the kind of hospital where our “I’m very fortunate. I love my job and my here in Canada, but I wouldn’t trade work- RVAP since the flood, with no compromises patients are more than just a number to us. patients know it. Coming to work each ing at RVAP for anything!” to patient care. This has shown what a Their individual needs are our priority.” day is like a new adventure!” truly functional and cohesive unit we are!”

Additional team members: Obstetrician-gynecologist—Dr. Fiona McConville; Paediatricians—Dr. Paul Meinert, Dr. Muri Abdurrahman, Dr. Karim Aref, Dr. Susan Campbell, Dr. Douglas Campbell, Dr. I. Kitai and Dr. Valerie Lewis; Midwives—Jasmine Tecson, Melinda Soares, Lisa Weston, Carolynn Prior, Jay MacGillivray and Claudette Leduc

Is your family expecting? Visit our newly renovated birthing space and get to know our labour and delivery team. Tours are offered every Monday at 8 pm. Call us at 905-683-2320 ext. 1202 for details.

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2007 Reader’s Choice Award Get a head start on the Fall Wedding 2006 Gold Reader’s Choice Award Show 2008 by visiting it online at www. 2006 Gold Reader’s Choice Award durhamweddingsource.com . Here you’ll fi nd a list Guests 2005 Diamond Reader’s Choice Award of participating vendors, dates, times and prizes – who buy their 2005 Durham Business Times everything you need to get the most out of Durham’s tickets to the Fall Wedding Show Reader’s Choice Award longest-running wedding show. online can enter to win an engagement photo, You’ll also fi nd links to vendor websites and their courtesy of Pickering Photo, valued at $200. Making your Wedding Day contact information and directions. Everything will If you’d like a taste of what the Fall Wedding Show be available leading up to the Fall Wedding Show has to offer, there are highlights from the Spring Unforgettable! and for three months after it’s over to make planning Wedding show 2008, provided by Dynamic Digital your wedding that much easier. Media. Offering full decor “It’s a very hands-on site,” says Laurie McCaig, To assist you even further, Durham Wedding Source coordinator of the Fall Wedding Show. “It’s designed offers a special “Planning 101” section, where you’ll for your wedding for today’s couples who are much more internet fi nd tips on things such as choosing the right wine. savvy than in the past.” and special events. The wedding website, proudly hosted by the News McCaig says the website also features “loads of free Advertiser, is proving to be a very popular tool for booth stuff” and is a great resource later on, when you brides – even those outside of Durham Region. 905-683-5251 #18 need an answer to that question you forgot to ask or when you require more details from a particular Guests can purchase tickets online for $4 with Visa www.greenthumbfl orists.com vendor. or MasterCard. email: design@greenthumbfl orists.com

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For every bride, there is a gown. The gown. It’s the back to colours such as red, pink, plum, teal and dress that defi nes your style, your personality and turquoise, as well as two-tone dresses. makes you look as beautiful on the outside as you Bridal Desires will showcase its wide selection of feel on the inside. booth accessories, from traditional tiaras and veils to #27 The Fashion Show at the Fall Wedding Show 2008 trendy headpieces that feature feathers and jewels, will show off the hottest trends in bridal gowns or a garland of fl owers. Carmelina Geremia and formal wear for the rest of your bridal party, “We have a dress for everyone, with a price range SALES REPRESENTATIVE compliments of Bridal Desires in Ajax and Tuxedo to accommodate any budget,” says Carter, adding Royale in Pickering. models from size 8 to 14, tall and short, will show off 905.831.2273 Strapless gowns are by far the most popular, her gowns. Coldwell Banker Case Realty, 416.751.6533 according to Bridal Desires owner, Joanna Carter, Brokerage Bridal Desires specializes in helping brides fi nd www.soldbycarm.com who says most brides still prefer ivory over white, as the ‘perfect’ dress for their shape and personality, it’s a softer colour against their skin. whether it’s a strapless gown, halter-style, corset She says there is a growing trend back back or billowing Cinderella gown. Princess and to sweetheart necklines and classic, Tuxedo Royale also offers a range of styles, from vintage lace gowns also continue to the classic black tuxedo to a crisp white dinner Little Pea be popular. jacket or, the newest trend, stripes in either “We’re starting to see more of bold, white “chalk” stripes or tone-on-tone. COUTURE BRIDAL & EVENING WEAR a Spanish infl uence with some Complement the look with a classic vest with designs, with layers of ruffl ing in the a patterned Windsor tie or a James Bond-style skirts,” she says. “Brides also wan to B cummerbund and bowtie. There are dozens of Custom ridal show off curves in more fi tted gowns, colours and fashions to choose from. AND such as sheath styles or mermaid.” Of course, what’s a wedding without fl owers? The Evening wear The A-line and princess styles Fall Wedding Show’s offi cial fl orist, Adrienne’s never go out of fashion nor do By Appointment Only Flowers and Gifts, delivers an array of colours splashes of delicate crystals and styles. Owner Fiona Hutchings says 416.836.6280 and beadwork. With the hot pink and lime green fl owers have growing popularity of been a popular choice this year. destination weddings, Yellows and oranges for fall and Custom made for booth Carter says brides are #26 mauves and pinks anytime are also your measurements. often choosing lighter favoured, whether they’re calla fabrics for the beach or Visit us online at: princessandlittlepea.com lilies, gerbera daisies or traditional garden. email us at: [email protected] roses. For next year, expect to see a booth “Strapless lot of chocolate brown and pale #25 turquoise being complimented gowns are by by soft pinks, creams and pale far the most lemon. For the guys, Hutchings popular.” says while roses remain a traditional look, more grooms Bridal Desires owner, are venturing out to something Joanna Carter with “a little bit of funk”: untraditional greens, wires or less common fl owers. The Octaviens Banquet & Conference Centre is now available for your next special Your bridesmaids will love “It’s fun because all the guy gets is event or meeting. Conveniently located within the Best Western Durham Hotel, you with cocktail length off Hwy # 401 at Park Road in Oshawa, and accompanied with the attachment one fl ower,” says Hutchings. of the hotel rooms off ering overnight stay for out of town guests, Octaviens dresses, especially in off ers all the amenities as an ideal location for meetings, trade shows, training chocolate brown, mocha It’s your day. Make it your style seminars, conferences, banquets, wedding receptions and gala events. and earth tones which with Bridal Desires and Adrienne’s are proving to be Flowers and Gifts in Ajax, and Offi ce 905-434-1444 ~ Voice 905-723-5271 popular year round. Tuxedo Royale in Pickering. e-mail: [email protected] ~ www.octaviens.ca There’s also a trend Located at the New Best Western Durham 559 Bloor Street West Oshawa

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However, for WNV. “Thanks to the assis- the numbers were higher in °° °"° DURHAM — A dead bird tance of area residents, health previous years. found in Pickering is the latest department staff were able to As well, this year officials say to test positive for West Nile collect more birds this season a horse in north Durham died virus (WNV). than we have in the past,” said of Eastern Equine Encephalitis, The crow was picked up Dr. Robert Kyle, Durham’s med- a similar but much rarer virus on Sept. 2 and was the eighth ical officer of health. “It is every that is also mosquito-borne. bird in Durham in 2008 to test encouraging to see everyone For more information on positive for the disease. 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Pearson Public School, 21 Coughlen St., Ajax at 10:30 a.m. mat to the HMS Ajax and River Plate Veterans Association. ,OCATEDAT Ajax is hosting the 70th an- Carrier of +INGSTON2D0ICKERING niversary reunion next fall and it will be the second time WHOOO The Week 4HEAREASBESTVALUEBUFFET the Town has hosted such an has FLYERS !LLYOUCANEAT event. in Today’s Ajax hosted a 60th reunion of "ARS^/VERFOODITEMS the association in 1999. During a meeting of council’s Wednesday "ÛiÀÊfÎää°ääÊÊÛ>ÕiÊÓÎÊvÀiiÊ general government commit- LÕvviÌÃ®Ê>ÊvÀÊÕÃÌÊfÓ{°Ê«ÕÃÊ}ÃÌ° tee on Thursday, Mayor Steve September 10, 2008 Parish nominated Ward 4 local Ê Ý«ÀiÃÊÕiÊÎä]ÊÓää Councillor Pat Brown to head * Black’s Photography Ajax/Pick. ÌÊÛ>`Ê Ì iÀ½ÃÊ >Þ]Ê>Ì iÀ½ÃÊ >ÞÊÀÊ6>iÌi½ÃÊ >Þ an organizing committee. She filled the same role for the 60th * Durham Parent Ajax/Pick. 3OMEOF'REAT7ALLS&EATURE anniversary. * Golf Town Pick. )TEMS)NCLUDE Coun. 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895 Dillingham Road, Pickering, Ont. L1W 2Y6 (905) 839-6242 probing gas prices ANNUAL MANUFACTURER’S Local MPs ing in areas that can distort the “They’re going to be most ex- economy -- such as crude oil pensive when they’re most in FACTORY SALE walk away stocks -- and calling for a law demand.” OF with opposite that publicizes who is trading The Oshawa MP said the and buying oil stocks. solution lies with Canadians SOLID conclusions Dr. Carrie, a Conservative, becoming less dependent on had a different outlook after the cars and energy overall. He said By Jillian Follert meeting, said he didn’t feel the everyone can take small steps PINE, OAK & MAPLE [email protected] evidence in favour of specula- like walking more and turning tion was compelling. down the thermostat. FURNITURE DURHAM — Two Durham “There doesn’t seem to be The Commons committee FACTORY SECONDS, DISCONTINUED STYLES, SURPLUS STOCK, Region MPs are part of a Com- any definitive proof of specula- was due to hold more meetings BEDROOMS, DINING ROOMS, TABLES, CHAIRS, mons committee investigating tion driving up the cost,” he said. on the matter, but that will like- WALL UNITS, ENTERTAINMENT UNITS, ACCESSORIES why gas prices have skyrocketed “There is this perception prices ly be put on the back burner if over the past year and whether go up before a long weekend an election is called this week, speculation plays a roll in the and things like that but they go as expected. price roller coaster. down as often as they go up.” If that’s the case, Mr. Mc- 2 DAYS ONLY Last Wednesday, Oshawa Dr. Carrie said prices boil Teague said he hopes the group SATURDAY,SATURDAY, MAYSEPT. 26th 13th 10AM - 6PM MP Colin Carrie and Pickering- down to supply and demand as will reconvene in the New Year SUNDAY,SUNDAY, SEPT.MAY 27th 14th 12PM - 5PM Scarborough East MP Dan Mc- with any other commodity. because there is still a lot of Teague sat down with fellow “It’s like buying roses work to be done. We do not accept credit cards. MPs in Ottawa for a day-long on Mother’s Day,” he said. Cash or personal cheques accepted. meeting, which saw industry insiders field questions about Follow the sunshine why the price of crude oil rose from about $70 (U.S.) a barrel with DeNure Tours! to more than $140 over the past year, hitting a record high of You are Invited … $147.27 on July 11. DeNure Tours Travel Show in Pickering Among the insiders on hand September 11, 2008 at 2:00pm were representatives from the East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. South Canadian Independent Petro- leum Marketers Association Join us for a cup of coffee and a 1-hour and the Canadian Petroleum presentation that features information about our Products Institute. “Sunshine Express” to Florida and Myrtle Beach, and The two local politicians our cruises to sunny climates. walked away from the meeting We’ll also tell you about our Christmas themed tours! with very different impressions of what’s to blame and two dif- Seats are limited. Please RSVP to ferent solutions. 1-800-668-6859 or email: [email protected] Mr. McTeague, a Liberal, called the revelations from the meeting “eye popping” saying he is now more convinced than ever that gas prices are being Durham Recruitment artificially inflated. “Supply is on the increase Feature Extended Reach and demand is way down, yet the prices are climbing,” he Friday September 26 said. “It became clear to all the Oshawa-Whitby-Clarington This Week members at this meeting that there is a new breed of investor And inflating prices beyond the sup- Ajax-Pickering News Advertiser ply and demand fundamentals . . . and it’s crippling the econo- Tuesday September 30 my.” He was quick to place blame Port Perry and Uxbridge on the Harper government, saying the Conservatives are Thursday October 2 pretending there is no prob- Cobourg and Port Hope lem and said the solution is to stop pension funds from invest- Northumberland News Plus Workopolis.com Support group Localmarketplace.ca offers comfort All For One Price DURHAM — An important aspect of dealing with grief Please Contact is letting the emotion run its course. our Classiﬁ ed Dept. at At Rainbows support group, children dealing with grief from important losses. 905-576-9335 To enroll in this free 10- to 12-week program or for more Mon - Fri, 9am - 5pm information, call Simcoe Hall RSS UPDATES Settlement House at 905-728- Ask us about our 7525. Help Wanted Video Feature newsdurhamregion.com A/P PAGE 30 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 durhamregion.com NTERTAINMENT E✦ E-mail information to Mike Ruta, [email protected] ✦ Get local 24/7 newsdurhamregion.com First-time lucky for Ajax photographer John Vu takes top prize all the pictures and that one just jumped out,” he said, noting he liked the spray in photo contest pattern of the water. Vu has lived in Ajax for eight years By Mike Ruta and generally shoots family vacations and [email protected] scenes around the house. He calls photography “a hobby” - at least he used to. AJAX — A boy creates arcs of water in a “It gets a little more serious now that I playground, evoking thoughts of an end- won this, though,” he said, calling the win less summer. “a big surprise.” Summer will surely end, but John Vu’s Now that he’s an award-winning pho- photo of his son playing in British Colum- tographer, Vu has some ammunition bia is a moment captured forever. when he tells his spouse that he needs to Vu has been taking pictures for almost upgrade or add a piece of equipment. 25 years, but until this year the Ajacian “It’s my excuse to tell my wife I need had never entered his work in a competi- more equipment,” he laughed. “She’s al- tion. He’s now a perfect 1-for-1 after win- ways complaining I have too many cam- ning the Best in Show award in the Town eras.” of Ajax and Black’s Superstore Amateur According to the Town, more than 960 Photography Contest for ‘Waterplay’. photographs were submitted for the con- “It was taken in Vancouver,” he said in test, almost 500 more than last year. an interview. “I was on a cruise with some The winning photos in each category family friends and my family. After the and those that received honourable men- cruise, we were hanging out in Grenville tions are on display at the McLean Com- Park and the kids were playing in the play- munity Centre in Ajax, 95 Magill Dr. (at ground.” Westney Road), from Sept. 8 to Oct. 27. His second son, Adam, was obviously A Sept. 16, 7 p.m. reception at the enjoying himself in the water park, wield- McLean CC will see the winners in each ing the hose above his head like a lasso. of the categories recognized and receive When the photo contest came along, Vu their prizes. Mr. Vu says he plans on at- Photo by John Vu decided to enter and looked at his vaca- tending. Adam Vu plays in Vancouver’s Grenville Park, making arcs of water. The image was captured by his father, John Vu, and earned Vu the Best in Show award in the Town of Ajax and Black’s Superstore tion photos. The News Advertiser is a contest spon- Amateur Photography Contest. “For some reason, I was going through sor.

Winners in the Town of Ajax and Black’s — ‘Wintery Ajax by the Lake’, Esther Horn 1st - Up to 12 years — ‘Chandelier’, Joseph Covello Superstore Amateur Photography Con- — ‘Thin King Gorilla’, Aidan Beattie 1st - Adult test. People in Motion: People at Play 1st - 13 to 18 years — ‘Fog’, Scott Bowering — ‘Bumble Bee’, Jillian Zawislak This is My Ajax 1st - Up to 12 years 1st - Adult Black and White — ‘8 Seconds’, Saskia Kersten — ‘Fine Feathered Friend’, Phil Babin 1st - Up to 12 years 1st - 13 to 18 years 1st - Up to 12 years — ‘Library Architecture’, Derrik Stevenson — ‘Where Eagles Dare’, Patrick McEachnie Nature 2: Land, seascapes and flowers — ‘Bridge in Winter’, Marcelle Giguere 1st - 13 to 18 years 1st - Adult 1st - 13 to 18 years — ‘Its Summertime Baby’, Patrick McEach- — ‘Waterplay’, John Vu 1st - Up to 12 years — ‘Close-Up Mushroom’, Jillian Zawislak nie — ‘Stone Street’, Aidan Beattie 1st - Adult 1st - Adult Nature 1: Wildlife, Pets 1st - 13 to 18 years — ‘Old Soul’, Meaghan Reuben Things get a little witchy in Oshawa Little Theatre kitchen

Season opens ducer Nina Foxall describes as “high com- “They let everything out on live TV,” Arms- ed by his mother, and Brandon Underwood, edy.” Roberts said. “The folks who run the TV sta- who has graduated from OLT’s youth group, with ‘high comedy’ It also “veers into slapstick,” said Arms- tion say ‘Hey, that’s a show’ and they bring it is the assistant. Roberts. together for a new show. The cooking takes a Arms-Roberts said she’s enjoyed working By Christy Chase Hence, the food flinging. back seat to the dramatics. with the cast, especially since this is her first [email protected] The comedy centres on two women, both “The goal of the second show is Martha involvement with OLT. She’s had plenty of cooks and hostesses of their own cable TV Stewart meets Jerry Springer meets Iron Chef. experience in theatre in the San Francisco OSHAWA -- The information that real food cooking shows. It’s fun.” Bay area over 10 years and in other parts of is being used on stage in Oshawa Little The- “They were best friends in high school and Kitchen witches, indeed. the United States before that. atre’s season opener, ‘The Kitchen Witches’, they let a man get between them,” the director Added to the mix is Dolly’s son, the show’s “I’m one of those people who started act- has me thinking one thing -- food fight. said. “They’ve been holding grudges for 30 producer, Stephen, and his assistant. ing in school and never stopped,” she said. Will there be one in this comedy? It’s a years.” “It is high comedy,” Foxall said. “It’s almost Helping back stage are Casey Andrews, question I put to director Kate Arms-Roberts. Well, the cable TV station isn’t doing so bordering on farce. There’s plenty of action. a student at Sheridan in construction, who “We will have some food flung, definitely,” well and both Isobel Lomax’s and Dolly Bid- There’s cooking, there’s real food.” built the set, and Rhea Hewson on lighting. she said at a rehearsal for the Sept. 18 to Oct. dle’s shows get cancelled. In one last show, Isobel is played by Heather Sessions, who’s Myrna Bayliss is in charge of costumes and 4 show. they are paired together and all that hatred appeared in many OLT plays, including musi- Mary McCarthy and Catherine Hooek are in Hmmm, sounds like fun. Kind of whets the and jealousy boils over, Arms-Roberts said. cals. Dolly is played by Gayle Herrington, who charge of props. appetite to know more. “All the back story comes out, the hatred, appeared on OLT’s stage last year. Mike Arse- For tickets and other information, go to The play, by Caroline Smith, is what pro- the distrust,” Foxall said. nault plays Stephen Biddle, the son dominat- www.oshawalittletheatre.com. durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 PAGE 31 A/P Entertainment in brief

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Eastside chorus welcomes members

DURHAM — Eastside Harmony Chorus, a member of Sweet Adelines International, encourages women interested in singing and joining the four-part a capella singing group to attend an upcoming open house. It’s on Sept. 18 at 7:30 p.m. at the West Rouge Community Centre, 270 Rouge Hills Dr., in Scarborough. Rehearsals are also at the centre on Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. For more information, see www.eastside- harmony.org or call Val at 905-767-0480. Photo by Adrien Veczan New music venue

Barbershoppers fill the house AJAX — The Edge Lounge in Ajax now features bands on weekends. PICKERING — The East York Barber Shop performs a concert last month at the Pickering Civic Complex. Located at 250 Bayly St. W. (west of Har- wood Avenue, behind Dairy Queen), live music on Friday and Saturday nights is a change for The Edge Lounge, which used to offer DJ music on those evenings. The plan is to bring in bands representing a variety of genres, including classic rock, blues and country. Also in the works is A wild ride at Class Act this fall a jam night, and tribute acts and more established bands will make occasional appearances. By Christy Chase bridge said. stop laughs for the audience, Woodbridge On Sept. 12, 3 Sheets 2 The Wind performs, [email protected] So he doesn’t. Instead, he starts cashing said. Just keep your ears open, he said. followed by The Intruders on Sept. 13. his tenant’s government cheques when the Starring are a host of Class Act regulars. There is no cover charge. For more infor- DURHAM — Class Act Dinner Theatre’s fellow moves out. Then he invents new ten- Chris Cole is Eric Swan while Nancy Gleed is mation, visit www.theedgelounge.com. newest production really is a case of needing ants and collects more cheques. When it gets his wife, Linda. Jim Neilly is Norman McDon- a program to sort out the characters. a little much, he decides to “kill” them off, ald, the original tenant who gets caught up in Durham chorus seeks And even with one, it’s still tricky, said Mike which actually brings more cheques and, the confusion. Bill Baker is Mr. Jenkins, the women who love to sing Woodbridge, director of Michael Cooney’s eventually, government and social services government official. Jim Renshaw is Uncle Cash on Delivery. The farce is filled with types. George. Sally Charrington, a welfare worker, characters who take on one or more identi- “Then it gets worse,” Woodbridge said. is played by Karen Brown. Lincoln Trudeau DURHAM — Durham Shores Chorus is looking for women with a passion for singing. ties in order to help the main character, Eric When signatures and proof are needed, is Doctor Chapman, who has been counsel- The chorus rehearses on Wednesdays at Swan, who’s trying to save his lucrative wel- Swan, who is pretending to be the first ten- ling Linda Swan. Daniel Wyse is undertaker 7:30 p.m. in the Assomption de Notre Dame fare scam. ant, has to produce someone to play him- Mr. Forbright, and Karen Wiley is Norman’s Church hall at 384 Hillside Ave. in Oshawa (Park “It’s mayhem galore,” Woodbridge said at a self and a dead tenant. Then’s there’s his fiancee. Anita Romanelli is Miss Cowper, Mr. Road and Hwy. 401). rehearsal. “There’s quite a number of physi- wife who walks in, believing Swan is a cross Jenkin’s no-nonsense boss. Chorus members receive professional cal gags that take place. It’s hilarious.” dresser, based on stolen hospital supplies his The play opens Sept. 12 and runs until Nov. coaching and perform in the community. “Eric’s become a con artist out of neces- Uncle George has been stashing at Swan’s 1. For reservation information, call 905-668- For more information, call Stephanie at 905- sity. He was downsized out of his job and home. 2229 or go to www.class-act.ca. The theatre is 718-6851, Marsha at 416-902-7511 or visit www. he doesn’t know how to tell his wife,” Wood- It might sound complicated, but it’s non- located at 104 Consumers Dr. in Whitby. DurhamShoresChorus.com. 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ANNANDALE Why not try curling? Bring your own team or join ours! Curling season starts Oct. 14/08 To view our rates and applications, visit us @ PORTS www.toronto.com/annandale ✦ SE-mail game scores to Al Rivett, [email protected] CHURCH ST. at BAYLY, AJAX 905-683-3210 Sports briefs Young Panthers SEPTEMBER 10, 2008 Annandale hosts open house pummeled by AJAX — The Annandale Golf and Curling Club hosts an open house reception at the club next week, designed to introduce new members to Preds in opener the club. The open house is on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 16 to 17, from Pickering juniors for the Panthers, who were man- 7 to 9 p.m. each night. Most of the handled by a more experienced curling executive will be on hand to humbled 8-2; home Port Hope crew, especially in the greet and answer questions during the opener Sunday against second period, when the Predators evenings. outscored the Panthers 5-1, taking a Annandale is at 221 Church St. S., Ajax, at the corner of Church and Lindsay Muskies 6-1 advantage to the dressing room Bayly streets. between the second and third peri- By Al Rivett ods. Locals help [email protected] “We didn’t play very well,” as- sessed Brady. “It was somewhat Vulcans to big win PICKERING — The Pickering expected, but we were somewhat Panthers’ 2008-09 junior hockey disappointed at the same time, too. debut didn’t come anywhere close Some of the guys were really wide- DURHAM — Two Ajax and Pickering freshman soccer players to following the script. eyed in their first game.” played a large role in the outcome of A group of young “wide-eyed” Conversely, the Predators could their inaugural U.S. collegiate contest Panthers felt the full wrath of the not have asked for a better begin- recently. Port Hope Predators in the OHA ning to the 2008-09 season and new In fact, Jodi McDonald of Ajax Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hock- head coach Brendan O’Grady hopes and Pickering’s Kristen Orrett both ey League season opener for both it’s an omen of things to come. scored for the California University of clubs, as the host Predators exacted “It’s an absolutely great start,” he Pennsylvania an 8-2 whipping at the Jack Burger said of the game. “We were firing on Vulcans in their Sports Complex in Port Hope on all cylinders.” 2-1 victory over Friday night. It was an aggressive game from the University The Panthers will lick their col- start to finish, with a consistent of Pittsburgh- lective wounds this week during parade to the penalty box and Johnstown in women’s soc- practice in preparation for the club’s two fights. Though the two clubs cer action. Ruddock Division home opener are new division mates this year, Forward against the Lindsay Muskies at the O’Grady wasn’t surprised animos- AJ Groen/ News Advertiser photo McDonald, one Pickering Recreation Complex on ity has already formed. of 17 freshman Sunday at 6:30 p.m. “Bill Brady (a former coach of in the Vulcans’ Jodi McDonald “Oh definitely, we have a lot of the Cobourg Cougars) knows what lineup, scored work to do this week,” deadpanned to expect from this division. Teams Meeting in the middle the game winner at the 78-minute new Panthers’ head coach Bill like Pickering, Ajax and Whitby are PICKERING — Re/Max West’s Brianna King, left, and Teal Thunder’s Des- mark after dribbling past a UPJ Moun- Brady. going to have to get gritty.” tinee Muir meet at midfield during girls’ under-nine division action at the tain Cat defender and beating fresh- Inexperience, and just plain ner- Pickering Soccer Club’s house league tournament. The event was held at man goalie Aubrey Mauger. vousness, showed up on the ice ✦ See Panthers, Page 33 Princess Diana Park on the weekend. Orrett scored first for California University of Pennsylvania off a re- bound in the ninth minute. Ajax Attack eager for league opener after solid trip to U.S. Guagliani wins men’s golf title Junior hockey team for the two points,” said Durant. “The from the National Hockey League NHL scouts from the New Jersey true test is playing for real points and the NCAA. Devils, Vancouver Canucks and the AJAX — Vince Guagliani held off 2-1-1 at Woodchuck and it’s not the same as exhibition The Attack played to a 2-2 draw Chicago Blackhawks about some of strong competition to claim the 2008 Classic in Vermont games. So far, I’ve been real im- with New Jersey in their opener. the Attack players. Annandale men’s club championship pressed with the kids on the team. After a 4-0 loss to the Capital District Mostly, Durant says he was im- over the Labour Day weekend. I’ve coached a (CD) Selects from upstate New York, pressed with the work ethic of his Guagliani led the men’s champion- By Al Rivett lot of hockey the Ajax juniors rebounded to post a players, who held their own against ship after the first round with a score [email protected] and this is the 4-2 win over the Syracuse Stars. top-flight American competition of 84. His second round score of 87 AJAX — The pre-season’s over best personnel The Woodchuck Classic featured during the four-day event. had him tied for first with Mike Coyle. for the Ajax Attack; it’s now “time to I’ve ever had.” 17 teams, nine from the U.S. and “What I like about our team is Guagliani shot an 82 during the final play for the two points,” says Attack The Attack eight from Canada. we have a tremendous amount of round to win the title by one stroke head coach Carey Durant. ended pre-sea- All in all, Durant was pleased with character and tremendous amount over Arman Bourgoin. Coyle finished third with a three-day total of 256, The Attack starts the OHA On- son play at the the team’s effort at the tournament, of intestinal fortitude. They can dig three strokes behind Guagliani and tario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey fourth annual which not only offered the players deep when they want to.” two behind Bourgoin. League season with a Ruddock Di- Woodchuck a chance to be seen by U.S. college Durant praised the work of team Meanwhile, Frances Baffa went vision home-and-home set against Classic Tourna- scouts, but also served as a team- captain and defenceman Chris Gour wire-to-wire to capture the 2008 the Peterborough Stars, beginning ment in Bur- Chris Gour building exercise for the coming over the weekend, as well as John women’s club crown. She led in all on Saturday at the Evinrude Com- lington, Vt. last OPJHL season. Harrington, Jamie Sodhi and Bobby three rounds, shooting scores of 86, munity Centre in Peterborough. The weekend. The Attack played three “It was a great tournament, very Gertsakis, who were all named as 93 and 97 for an overall score of 276. Attack returns home for their home games in Vermont, compiling a 2- well-run. We were treated excep- Attack assistant captains following Jim Muirhead won the men’s Low opener at the Ajax Community Cen- 1-1 record (one of the wins was by tionally well there by everybody. It the U.S. tournament. Net championship with a total net tre on Sunday at 3 p.m. default) at the event that routinely was definitely scouted very heavily,” score of 214. Myong Ja Kim won the “You always want to start and play attracts a large scouting contingent said Durant, adding he talked to ✦ See Attack, Page 33 ladies’ Low Net with a 223. durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 PAGE 33 A/P Panthers drop opener

✦ Panthers from page 32 Brady of the two forwards. Fairney and John Vlahogiannakos For his part, Brady was prepared for scored the Pickering markers. the intensity of the game. “It’s hockey. It doesn’t take long for teams to dislike with files by Jason Chamberlain each other.” With inexperienced and youthful SCORING SUMMARY nerves came a litany of mistakes in the Panthers at Port Hope Predators, Sept. Panthers’ zone on Friday night, espe- 5 cially in front of the net, where Panthers’ Period 1 starter Terrence Reid was left to fend for Port Hope - Danny Grenier (David Har- ris, Louis Alex Nadeau) 0:55 himself on more than a few occasions. Period 2 Brady noted cleaning up the mistakes Port Hope - Tyler Miller (PP) (Jeremy in the Pickering zone will be Job 1 if the McCarty) 0:44 team is going to have any success this Pickering - John Vlahogiannakos (PP) season. (Tyler Hauer) 2:58 “I think we need to be more consis- Port Hope - Jeremy McCarty (Tyler tent through the whole 60 minutes. We Miller, Dave Williams) 3:09 have to be better in our own zone and Port Hope - David Harris (PP) (Louis Jason Chamberlain photo in front of our own goal. If we don’t tidy Alex Nadeau, Tyler Miller) 6:45 Pickering Panthers’ rookie forward Connor Ste. Marie bears down on Port Hope Predators’ goaltender Spen- cer Finney during OHA Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League action in Port Hope last Friday night. The things up in front of the net, we could Port Hope - Brandon Howes (Louis Alex Preds dominated with an 8-2 win. Finney made the save on the play. be on the wrong side of the score again,” Nadeau, Alex Tillaart) 10:00 said Brady. Port Hope - David Harris (Danny Gre- nier) 14:58 There were a few bright spots for the Period 3 Panthers, namely the play of newcomer Pickering - Aaron Fairney (Connor Ste Pickering Soccer Club Inc. Andrew Fairney, who arrived in a trade Marie, Richard Duncan) 8:23 with the Ajax Attack, and rookie Connor Port Hope - Danny Grenier (unassisted) 1735 Bayly Street – Unit 14, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3G7 Ste Marie, who performed to expecta- 10:27 (905) 831-9803 Fax (905) 831- 8968 tions in the one-sided affair. Port Hope - Nicholas Camilleri (Mitch “They played extremely well,” said Moffatt, Peter Baldwin) 17:16 www.pickeringsoccer.ca

Attack open up Saturday Attack 2008 - 2009 Indoor Co-Ed Futsal Program Facts ✦ Attack from page 32 Registration begins at 9am Durant and GM John Tugnutt praised With so many rookies on the Attack Attack owner Rob Stein for financ- Saturday, September 13, 2008 roster for the coming season, Durant ing the trip to Vermont...While the Attack’s first game against New at the ofﬁ ce, or online at: acknowledges inconsistency may prove Jersey ended in a draw, the teams to be the team’s Achilles heel in the short agreed to a shoot-out. New Jersey www.pickeringsoccer.ca term. However, Durant said when his prevailed after nine sets of shoot- club begins to play with some level of ers...Canadian singer Michael Bur- consistency, the rest of the league should gess will sing the national anthem at For players born 2004 - 1992. Registration fee is $125 be worried. the Attack’s home opener on Sun- “I’m really looking forward to this year. day... The Attack hosted the Kings- When this team learns to be consistent, ton Voyaguers in pre-season action PROGRAM RUNS OCTOBER 26TH TO MARCH 8TH, 2009 last Wednesday night, losing 5-2... we’ll be tough to beat,” he predicted. Please note: our AGM will be at our clubhouse 7pm Wed., October 15th

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Van Belle Flowers is on work ability and experi- chanic needed for Scarbo- CDA II REQUIRED for HOTTUB!!. Motivated sell- month-by-month available. structure, bonuses, incen- Please fax resumes 416- looking for people to work rough/Durham Region progressive family and er!! 15 Kenilworth Cres. 944-0076 ence. Please fax resume Also Storage Container tives, benefits. Apply in in our retail flower busi- 905-430-3091 area. Must have valid driv- cosmetic dental practice in Sat / Sun Sept. 6 & 7,13 available. 905-576-2982 person with resume. ness. The successful floral er's licence. Dayshift, good Oshawa. 35 hours/week. &14 416.676.3738 or 905-626-6619. PHYSIOTHERAPIST designer applicant must be wages & benefits. Call Established team in place. If you believe in giving MILLWORK HOME Centre MAINTENANCE PERSON Bryce 905-728-2346 or Apply to Box #352, NEEDED. Registered in a team-oriented player Wanted for Ajax location. customers "WOW" required part-time help for Ontario. $40-$45/hr. Full who can work in a high 416-297-1712. PO.Box 481, Oshawa, ON, PRIVATE SALE. 7 bed- Skilled & The candidate must have a service, there's room room house in Haliburton INDUSTRIAL COMMER- all departments. Please or Part time, flexible hours paced retail flower shop, Technical Help L1H 7L5. on our team for you. CIAL SPACE, 1250 sq. send resume to: 1279 valid G driver's license, WINDOW AND DOOR County with walkout base- in Oshawa, Whitby & Ajax who has retail floral design good knowledge of electri- feet industrial unit in South Simcoe St. N., Oshawa areas. Email resume to knowledge & experience, Installer. East end work DENTAL ADMINISTRA- ment apartment. Meters to cal and mechanical ma- Now hiring: clean, quiet lake. Acreage Oshawa (Ritson/Bloor). L1G-4X1 or fax 905- [email protected]. and has great customer A BRASS forging compa- only. Must be fully TOR, Part Time/Full Time. Immediate occupancy. 728-8589 attention: ny, located in Scarbo- chines and basic computer equipped and experienced. 401/McCowan. Progres- Cooks optional. $290,000. 416- service skills. Delivery ap- skills. Must be willing to Call 905-839-9104. Human Resources. plicants must submit a rough, is looking for an ex- Email Bill at bcarroll@ sive practice requires for- 293-2444. No agents SALES OPPORTUNITY perienced (min. 5 years) learn and be able to work ward thinking individual Servers please. Retail Lottery Kiosk in driver's abstract with re- lifestylesunrooms.com P-T BARTENDER, hot press operator. Please overtime when required. with excellent communica- INDUSTRIAL UNIT for Whitby Area, 61 Hours per sume. Please apply in per- Regular hours are 5a.m. - Bartender(s) WAITER/WAITRESS son with references to: send resume to: tion/interpersonal skills. rent, 4,200sqft. Prime Pick- Week. Must Be Bondable 2p.m. Send resume to Townhouses wanted. Weekends & Van Belle Flowers, 1979 [email protected] or call: Office Help Dental knowledge, com- Kitchen help ering location. Easy 401 some evenings. Fax resume to (416) 480- 416-298-2055 and ask for blodge@ puter and finance skills an Sale 7700 or email to Highway 2, Bowmanville. access. Truck level $9.00/hour. Please call John lifestylesunrooms.com or asset. Some even- Must be available shipping door. Available [email protected] Only those selected for an fax to 905-686-4798. Connie (905)725-8053 or interview will be contacted. RECEPTIONIST PART ings/weekends required. e- for all shifts BRAND NEW FREEHOLD immediately. Call drop resume: 245 Simcoe TIME Varied hours, 25 - 30 mail resume scarborough- TOWNHOUSE Large 3 (905)839-8991 or St.S., Oshawa SCHOOLBUS DRIVERS ARCHITECTURAL, ONTARIO CONCRETE is hours per week, some [email protected] Apply in person to: bedroom town includes (416)277-4469. required. Clean drivers ab- WAITSTAFF required for STRUCTURAL technolo- looking for experienced evenings until 8 pm. Good Boston Pizza fridge, stove, washer and PERRY HOUSE CHILD stract. Free training provid- Whitby Ichiban Sushi gist, full or part time, junior concrete finishers, mini- people skills, computer DENTAL ASSISTANT re- 75 Consumers Dr. dryer. Built by Brookfield CARE SERVICES is now ed. Suits young retirees. House, Full and Part-time or intermediate position in mum 4 years. Also Car- knowledge required. Prior quired for Oshawa practice (at AMC Theatre) Homes Townline and PARK/BLOOR OSHAWA, hiring: Van driver with F li- Regular part-time hours in Please fax or email your small office environment. penters and Labourers, full experience preferred. Fax in the Oshawa Centre. Taunton Quick sell only INDUSTRIAL UNIT, cences & clear abstract. Durham Region. Stock resume to Fax: (416)247- Fax resume to 905-728- and part time, $16 - $20 resume to 905-721-6880 Hand deliver resume to No Phone Calls Please $218,990 available De- available immediately. Apply to: 129 Perry St. Transportation 1-800-889- 0575 Email hr@ichibansu- 1788 email durhamengi- per hr. Must have own ve- or cgray@ Suite 150 or fax resume cember Call Steve @ 1,425sq.ft. Call 905-579- Whitby, L1N 4B7. 9491 shi.com [email protected] hicle. (905) 668-7677 oshawapsychologist.com 905-434-6388 (905)259-9603 5077 or 905-571-3281. newsdurhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, September 10, 2008, PAGE 37 A/P

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BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE in downtown Port 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms from $890 Happy 50th CLARKE TOWNSHIP Perry. Security system, AUCTION SALE - EVERY FRI. 6 P.M. Wedding Anniversary to Direct factory authorized liquidation - all items must be sold PIONEER AUCTION wireless high speed inter- Ask us about AIR MILESÆ REWARD MILES !! net, shared kitchen. Short- Acting under Instructions received: we will sell: Stapleton Auctions - Newtonville Bunny & Jim Conquer BRAND NEW FURNITURE & ACCENTS term lease available. For ● Friendly community Friday, Sept. 12th, 5:00 p.m. inquiries call 905-982-1000 ● Near shopping, GO & 401, transit at door Over 1000 ITEMS MUST BE SOLD!!!! Selling the vintage/Canadiana contents ● Attractive & spacious apartments *unclaimed containers* overstocks * receiverships **movie sets* * mfg.show- from the 1834 farmhouse of Jack and the room samples*designers choice*misguided freight* *model homes*closeouts*es- COMMERCIAL space ● Utilities included late Wanda Kimball: 1850 Corner Cup- available, 2-storey house, tates**new home furnishings * bedroom suites* living room sets **dining tables ● Beautiful Scenery board 1 piece w/30 Panes of Glass (2 Panel 1200sqft, and ground floor & chairs *hand carved mahogany designer's accents * * estate jewellery * big Doors, Crown molding); Several Wash- unit, 800sqft. Prime Sim- screen lcd tv*sports memorabilia* leather sofas- estate coins - framed art- vanity Highland Towers, sinks- area rugs*electronics* giftware * collectibles* purses*desks* oil paintings stands and Wash Tables; Old Chests of coe St. N location. Parking 200 White Oaks Ct.Whitby Drawers; Dressers; Ant. Beds; Wardrobe; available. Available imme- (905)668-7332 diately. Call 905-576-5123 Several Blanket Boxes; Chests and Trunks; for details. www.caprent.com Semi Flower Stand; Old Drop Leaf and Dining Tables; Old Chair Sets; Bowman- ville Rocker; Mag. Rack; Early Wooden- SUBLET 885 SQ.FT. ware; Numerous Crocks; Flat Irons; Cast OFFICE SPACE 2 & 3 BEDROOM Well Pump; Oil Lamps; Books; Barrel 1400 Bayly @ Liverpool On Saturday, September 6, 2008, Churns; Parlour Wood Stoves; Ant. Crib (next to Go Station) - 11 APARTMENTS Bunny & Jim achieved and Cradle; 3 pc. Child set; Stereoscope; months remaining on Close to schools, shopping, hospital. Dishes; ; Glassware; Kitchenware; Buttons; the wonderful milestone of Butter Bowls; Ladles and Prints; Gramo- lease with opportunity On site superintendent and security of extending. Available 50 years of marriage phone; Ant. Radios; Ant. Books; Prints; October 1st. Call WINDJAMMER APTS Congratulations to you with love Auction Depot Canada (Formerly Kahns) Lonsdale (Toronto) Upright Piano; Bench; (905)420-7272 33 Falby Crt., Ajax (905)686-0841 from family Allan, Judy, Geoffrey, Metronome; Ant. Tools; Fridge; Stove; 2699 Brock Rd. North Pickering Washer; and Numerous Other antiques www.ajaxapartments.com James, Gabriel, Robert and Lori, New items arriving daily too numerous to list… from the early Canadiana Farmstead; etc. Business Zoran, Melanie and Alex. etc. Check website for Updates & Pictures Opportunities We wish you continued love, Terms: Cash, Visa, MC,debit, Preview after 2:00 p.m.Terms; Cash, Ap- health, happiness and many blessings Buyers Premium in effect, proved Cheques, Visa, M/C, Interac 10 % 1000+DAILY! Part-time, 2 & 3 BEDROOM for the future. Buyers Premium Applies returning 2-min phone www.auctioneer.ca AUCTIONEEERS calls! Listen to our 2-min APARTMENTS contact us: [email protected] FRANK & STEVE STAPLETON recording: Susan @ 1-888- Close to schools, shopping, hospital. 905.786.2244, 1.800.263.9886 547-4464. www.cashrevo- On site superintendent and security www.stapletonauctions.com lution.info UPCOMING AUCTIONS: 77 Falby Crt., Ajax (905)686-0845 Sept. 19, 26, October 3, 10 estate specialists since 1971 FOR SALE: P/T Vending www.ajaxapartments.com Apartments & Flats Apartments & Flats for Rent for Rent Machine business, 7 ma- RAM-LAND PROPERTY MANAGEMENT chines active in Ajax/Pick- VISIT WWW.AUCTIONEER.CA ering area. Moved out of COURTICE: Clean & cozy OSHAWA - large clean 2 FOR DISCOUNT COUPON area. Must Sell! Price ne- 2-BDRM APT. available, ALTONA RD/FINCH, Le- ALL INCLUSIVE! Upper bedroom apartment gotiable. Call Jim appliances, $800 all inclu- gal large 1-bedroom level 2 bedroom, Laundry, available Oct. lst., great (905)626-0941 sive. Downtown Oshawa ground floor unit, $885/in- parking. and storage No condition, renovated kitch- area. Available immedi- clusive. Also bachelor pets/smoking$1050/month. en and bathroom, parking, Apartments & Flats SAT. SEPT. 13 @ 10:00 a.m. Selling the Contents of the Mortgages, ately. Call 905-926-7057. bsmt apt. $600/inclusive. Oct 1. 905-448-3520. laundry, utilities included. for Rent Vanhaven Arena, 720 Davis Dr., Home of Irene Markvart On Site Loans Both with large windows, No pets. $950. per mo. @ #77 Carrying Place Road 3 BEDROOM apartment, fully renovated, separate FERNHILL BLVD, lst/last, (905)767-8418. Uxbridge L9P 1R2. OSHAWA. 1-bdrm base- PICKERING, 1-bedroom (Highway #33) Trenton in Courtice. $850 plus entrances, scenic environ- basement. Glenan- $$MONEY$$ Consolidate utilities. Available Sept 1st. ment facing Petticoat ment apt., separate en- OSHAWA 1-BEDROOM. AUCTION of Antiques, Modern Furnishings, Saturday, September 13th Debts Mortgages to 100%. trance, 1 parking, Free laundry facilities, na/Huntsmill. Ideal for ma- Tools & more. Call Derik 905-260-9584. Creek. Females pre- ture business person. In- Preview: 9:30 A.M. Auction: 11:00 A.M. No income, bad credit OK! ferred. 416-899-7376. $760/mo inclusive. Avail. electricity/heat/water incl. For details & photos check website. ONTARIOWIDE FINAN- 3-BDRM APT, hardwood Nov 1st. First/last. No Perfect for single person or cludes large eat-in kitchen, PLUS A GIANT Outdoor Yard Sale @ CIAL CORPORATION 5-appliances. Separate en- GARY HILL AUCTIONS 9:30 A.M. - CASH ONLY and ceramic floors, a/c, ATTENTION SENIORS/ pets. Older couple or sin- couple. 1-parking space. 1-888-307-7799 built-in microwave and gle working person pre- Near O.C. Looking for trance to garage. Includes Celebrating 25 years in the A dealer for 40 years and a passionate collec- MATURE ADULTS quiet parking, cable/internet. No Auction Business dishwasher, access to living 4-plex, only 1 left. All ferred. (905)721-9713 mature, clean, quiet, ten- tor, this large auction will have something for backyard, Ritson/Bloor ant. Seniors discount, pets/smoking. $800/month. P.O. Box 1030, Uxbridge, ON L9P 1N3 CREDIT!!! new 2-bdrm, fridge/stove, First/last. (905)509-1103 everyone. Most items have been packed away area, newly renovated. IMMACULATE 2-BDRM, good credit. $800/mnth. 905-852-9538, 416-518-6401 for over 25 years and will be a treasure-trove INCOME!!! parking, laundry, cable. All quiet, non-smoking. garyhill.theauctionadvertiser.com ANY $626 biweekly. Please call inclusive. $985. Oshawa First/last. avail Oct1. Call st nd rd Oshawa Blvd/King. Gas, PICKERING, 2 Bedroom for collectors & dealers. Painted Pine Cup- 1 , 2 & 3 Mortgages (905)259-7881 after 3pm. 289-240-4120 John at 905-576-4229(an- heat, hot water, fridge, swering machine) bsmt, separate entrance, board, Primitives, Enormous Amount of Glass 401 AT WHITE'S RD., stove and parking includ- 4pc bath, laundry hook-up, & China, Books, Crocks & Bottles. * Below Bank Rates no pets. First/last. Avail im- Auction Sale new modern main floor ATTRACTIVE WALKOUT ed. Private laundry. OSHAWA APTS. Clean HAYDON AUCTION BARN Watch web site for updates. * Reﬁ nance to 100% bachelor, 2-separate en- 2 bdrm bsmt apt, private $875/mo. Avail Oct/Nov. quiet security monitored mediately or October 1. $1000/mo. inclusive. Saturday Sept 13th at 4 pm For details and photo gallery go * Purchase 0% Down trances, large soaker tub, entrance, air, fridge, stove, 1st, 905-263-2354 newer bldgs. Bachelor, 1 & Coins & Currency, Furn, Bikes, Glassware, walkout to backyard, prime cable, $1100/mo. inclusive. 2 bedroom includes First/last. (905)492-1249 or to www.waddingtons.ca/brighton first/last, Rossland/Gar- 289-314-3241 Collectables. Something of interest for everyone. No Buyers Premium POWER OF SALE location. $650 inclusive, LARGE 1-BED APT nicely utilities, parking, laundry www.donstephensonauctioneer.com October 1st. (416)885- den/Bassett. Avail. Oct 1st. decorated, top floor, quiet on site, no dogs. 905- on Outdoor Yard Sale items STOPPED!!! 8146, (905)903-2335 Call 905-665-8504. house, separate entrance, 260-9085, 905-260-9095. PORT PERRY, Walk to Auctioneer Don Stephenson Phone 1-613-475-6223 Lake Scugog. Enjoy 905-263-4402 or 705-277-9829 1-877-568-9255 parking, laundry. All inclu- AVAIL OCTOBER 1ST. sive, $695/mo. First/last, OSHAWA Clean, new peaceful, beautiful town. 416-578-0897 Condominium no pets/smoking. Avail. building. 2 bedroom apt. Spacious 3-bdrm. In well- Ritson/Bond, Self con- Apartments & Flats Condominiums tained bachelor apartment October 1st. Central available for Oct, $865. 2 kept, quiet 3-storey build- www.butlermortgage.ca Suites in Oshawa ing. Balcony, 1-parking, for Rent for Rent 2 & 3 Bdrm's all inclusive. Would suite Oshawa. 905-884-6922. bedroom plus den for Nov. ASK FOR single working person. $950. Appliances, parking Security Video. No Smok- Free Utilities, LARGE 3-BDRM APT in ing/No dogs. First/last. 2 BDRM CONDO Picker- WILL BUTLER, AMP First/last, $500/month. & utilities included. 905- Parking. Senior's, Call (905)725-2228. Whitby. Fridge, stove, 438-9715. 905-985-6032, 905-430- WHITBY - West Lynde. ing. 1 large parking spot. Sunday, September 14 7816. Huge 3 bedroom+den, in Includes fridge, stove, PRIVATE FUNDS- 1st, Retiree's & GM laundry hookup, a/c, large Preview 9:30 A.M. Auction 10:30 A.M. Discounts backyard. $1100/mo inclu- OSHAWA near downtown. bungalow. Washer/dryer, 2 dishwasher, washer & dry- 2nd mortgages. Consoli- BACHELOR BASEMENT 2-bedroom, 2 level apart- SIMCOE/MILL OSHAWA, parking, garage storage, er, Close to all amenities. Auction starts with a large collection date bills, low rates. No ap- 905-728-4993 apartment, separate en- sive. No pets/smoking. First/last req'd. Available ment. Very clean, near 401. Nice, clean, fireplace, huge backyard, Available ASAP. 416-909- of books of Jewish interest & praisal needed. Bad credit trance, includes cable and Available immediately. quiet building, near shop- deck, near GO. Oct. 1st. 2277 Antique Reference Books okay. Save money. No ob- utilities. $750/mo. Picker- Oct 1st. (905)723-6321. AJAX - PICKERING VIL- Parking, sep. entrance. ping, transportation. $1425/mo. inclusive. 905- Selling Quality Items from ligation. No fees OAC. Call ing, Dixie/Hwy 2. Available Large bsmt apt in great $750/month, inclusive. Utilities included. 2-bed- 666-2777. OSHAWA, ONE bedroom Peter (416)460-4594, LAGE, 2 bedroom apart- immediately. No smok- Various Estates ment in a clean 12 unit area of Whitby. 2 bdr, 2 First/last. (416)528-7212. room, $899, available now, condo, Bond & Centre. En- Mortgage Leaders ing/pets. Call (905)831- pkg spots, near GO, and first/last. (905)436-7686 suite washer/dryer. Se- Large Selection of Furniture, Quality Glass & building, parking, laundry, 5213. eat-in kitchen. $895 per 401. All inclusive, incl. digi- OSHAWA NORTH, gor- until 8pm. WHITBY 2-BDRM + curity door, entertainment China, Jewellery, Household Furnishings & Apartments & Flats month. (647)628-8810 tal cable. No smoking/pets. geous 1-bedroom main den/office apt on main & exercise room, storage Decorative Accessories. A Large Auction not for Rent BEAUTIFUL LARGE 1- $950/mth. Call 905 431 floor of SENIOR-LIFE- TWO BEDROOM APART- floor. Balcony, parking, locker. Only $950. Plus to miss with hundreds of Paintings, Watercol- AJAX SOUTH, LARGE 1- BDRM, quiet home, N- 3375. STYLE COMPLEX, se- MENTS in modern build- laundry, in quiet 6-plex utilities/parking. October ours & Prints. $985/month all incl. 1 & 2 BDRM Available bdrm plus living room Oshawa, Simcoe/Taunton. cluded area in the city, ing, downtown Whitby, 1st. 905-683-1172 For Full Details Watch Web Site basement. Sep entrance, Fridge/Stove, ceramics, NEAR OSHAWA Centre, beautiful lawn, ample fridge, stove, $964 inclu- Available Pct 1st. First/last, anytime or Oct 1st. Locat- references (905)668-5558. for Up-Dates ed 350 Malaga, Oshawa big windows, parking, 4 parking, washer/dryer in lovely 3-bedroom main parking, $1000/month, all sive, plus parking. Indoor Yard Sale: Sunday @ 9:30 A.M. your apt. Renovated, much Available now and Octo- Houses $725/mo & $825/mo. all in- appliances, A/C. Steps to floor, quiet neighbourhood inclusive, Immediately. for Rent For details and photo gallery go to more. First/Last/Referenc- First/last. No pets/smoking ber. Call (905)430-6511. clusive. No pets. Please shopping/transit. $700 in- (905)723-7291. WHITBY ONE BEDROOM www.waddingtons.ca/brighton clusive. Available now. es. Suits mature respon- $1275-inclusive ALSO: call 905-242-4478 or 905- walkout basement apart- $ !AAAA ABA-DABA- Terms, Cash, Visa, MC, Debit, Cheque 435-0383. (905)426-7770 sible working person. Ab- large 1 bedroom basement OSHAWA Park/King WESTNEY/KINGSTON solutely no dogs. $800-in- apartment, separate en- 1-bdrm in house, 2nd-floor. RD, 1-bedroom basement ment, in best location, DOO-OWN - WHY RENT? with I.D., Lunch Counter apt. Separate entrance. Brock/Taunton. Cable, No $ Down- from 101 Applewood Drive, 1 BDRM. BASEMENT AJAX, 2-BEDROOM, clusive. (905)571-4471 trance, $780-inclusive. Call Separate entrance, bath- basement apartment, (905)831-9458 room, kitchen, livingroom, Includes, A/C/Heat/Hy- laundry, and hydro. $750 $650/month- Family In- Brighton, ON KOK 1H0 APT. -Brand new. Appli- dro/Cable/Laundry. Min- inclusive. No pets. come from $35,000. Good Phone 1-613-475-6223 ances, laundry, cable in- cable, parking. Full bath. parking, laundry. Close to Laundry extra. First/last re- NEW MANAGEMENT, 3- amenities. $800/mo inclu- utes to 401/GO, and all Available October 1st. Credit- Great Selection. cluded. A/C, hardwood Bungalow (905)922-4477 quired. $875/month. Apartments, bedroom apartment, hydro, sive. (905)442-3665. amenities. No smok- Call Ken Collis Broker, floors. 2kms to College. No Coldwell Banker 2M Re- Available immediately. No Oshawa. water, fridge, stove including/pets. First/last. Single CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN smoking/pets, $700/mo. alty (905)576-5200 smoking/pets. (905)683- Main floor & lower level ed. Newly renovated. OSHAWA, KING/SIMCOE working person preferred. WHITBY SOUTH: Spa- Friday, September 12th at 4:30pm 289-240-4242 leave mes- $1000/month. Call - 1 & 2 bedrooms, laundry $800/month. 416-276- [email protected] located 3 miles East of Little Britain sage. 5286. apts. in detached hous- cious 1&2 bedrooms es. Completely renovat- (905)809-4413. facilities, 1-parking, $700 & 2520. starting $760-$900/month. on Kawartha Lakes Rd. 4. AJAX, LARGE 2-BED- ed. New oak kitchens. $725/month, plus Hydro, $695/MONTH $0 DOWN Selling a local clock collection consisting of Pequegnat clocks 1 BEDROOM apartment - Laundry, first/last, mins to (oac). Why rent when you "Toronto", "Chatham", Seth Thomas wall clock, Lillies clock, ROOM basement, $850/in- New bathrooms. Private NORTH WHITBY, gor- available September or GO. Avail. Oct-1st. Day- Includes a/c, heat/hydro. laundry. Private parking. geous lower large one WESTNEY/KINGSTON can own any house from French marble figural, American Eagle OG, Gilbert, New clusive. First/last, refer- October. Call Val 905-720- time viewings only Mon- Haven Banjo, Gingerbread, etc - qty of alarm clocks (West- Near bus and Oshawa ences, no smoking/pets. 1 Rents from 1-bedroom, bedroom with den, execu- 0255. RD. 2 BEDROOM $695/month, zero down up Hospital. Avail. immediate- Fri, references. Days clock, Junghams), eye wash cup collection, qty of older desk- car parking. Call $825, 2-bedroom $950, tive home, laundry, free CONDO, 2 full baths, to $2,000 credit. Require top phones, 6pc walnut dining room set, mahogany desk, 2 ly, $825/mo., first/last. Call 3-bedroom, $1050. No OSHAWA, Newly Reno- 1 parking. All utilities (905)666-3338, evenings family income from (905)427-3172 evenings. cable, private entrance, (905)832-2722. matching mahogany single beds, Singer 221 featherweight 905-723-2288 between 9 smoking/dogs. vated Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 included. Laundry $35,000/yr. and good es- sewing machine, maple vilas chesterdrawers and dresser with (905)404-2500 lovely yard, air, parking, no am & 5 pm. AJAX, SALEM/401, 1- pets/no smoking. $1195. bdrm apts. Adult & Senior ensuite. Pool, exercise tablished credit. I'll qualify mirror, 1 piece flat to wall cupboard, bonnet chest, oak library bedroom quiet bsmt. apt. lifestyle bldgs. Large units, room, sauna included. you on the phone. Why table, area rug, washstand, chesterfield and chair, gramo- inclusive. Oct. lst. WHITBY, 2 bedrooms from phone, approx 40 restaurant captains chairs, qty of hand and 1-BEDROOM APTS for Separate entrance, Park- (905)571-1766 near bus stop. Call 1-866- $1295/mth first/last. rent; call Bill Roka, Sales rent, North Oshawa, Sim- CENTRAL PARK BLVD, $950 all inclusive Close to power tools, Canox welder, Mastercraft wood lathe, Master- ing. No pets/smoking. Suit 601-3083 www.apartment No pets. Avail. all amenities. Office hours Rep Remax Spirit craft 12" planer, Jepson mitre saw, dune buggy with VW en- coe/Taunton. Completely single person. $700/month 2-bedroom upper half of OSHAWA - 2 bedroom sinontario.com (905)728-1600 or 1-888- duplex. Newly renovated. Sept 15/Oct 1st. 9-5, Monday - Friday. gine, Troybuilt push mower, fridge and stove, apt size freezer, renovated, laundry on-site, inclusive. Available Nov apartment in a clean 12 732-1600. Coca Cola 4 wheel horse drawn buggy, Qty of china, glass Bus at door. $855/mo.+hy- Please call after 6pm (905)430-1877 $660 & $750 +hydro, 1st. 416-274-2484 unit building, parking, laun- PICKERING - A MUST 905-245-0529 [email protected] No- household and collectible items. available Sept 1st. ALSO dro. 2-bedroom, main floor. dry, eat-in kitchen, from SEE! - 1 bdrm split level body sells more homes Don & Greg Corneil Auctioneers $639 including hydro & AJAX- OXFORD Towers. $900/mo+hydro. Available $720 per month. 905-728- bsmt apt, Sep Ent, Pool, WHITBY, DOWNTOWN 2 than Remax. 1241 Salem Rd., Little Britain $750 +hydro, available Oct Spacious apartments, immediately. References, 8066. Parking, Near GO, Nat. WESTNEY/SULLIVAN, bedroom apt. Clean, quiet (705) 786-2183 for more info. or pictures go to: 1st. 1-866-339-8781 or quiet bldg, near shopping, No smoking/pets. 905-430- Light throughout, Custom AJAX New 1-bedroom bldg located on tree-lined 2 BEDROOM HOUSE for www.corneil.theauctionadvertiser.com (416)881-5544 GO. Pool. 2-bedroom 0249. OSHAWA - LARGE 1 Bar & Ent. Unit, No Smok- plus living room, basement street. Balcony, new bath- rent in Whitby, close to apts. $1019/mo. bdrm in a clean 8 unit ing/pets. $775/incl. 905- apartment. Separate en- room, parking. Laundry 401/Go. $850 plus utilities. 2 BEDROOM NORTH Available August/Sept 1st CENTRAL WHITBY, Min- building, parking, laundry, 831-9145 trance & laundry. Parking. available. $875/mo. Oct. 1. Available immediately. Call Houses Houses OSHAWA bright quiet 3-bedroom $1125/mo. Plus utes to GO. Spacious 2- eat in kitchen. From $650. Available immediately. No Brian (905)665-5386 (905)665-7952. for Rent for Rent apartment, Simcoe North parking. Available Sept bdrms. Open concept (905)240-4175 PICKERING, Brock/Finch. pets/smoking. $750/mo at Russett. New applianc- 1st. 905-683-8571, 905- kitchen/livingroom, family- Furnished 1-bdrm walkout +utilities. Call Mujeeb at 2-BDRM FULLY renovat- 3-BEDROOM Bungalow, es, hardwood floors, well- 683-8421 room, quiet 5-unit bldg. OSHAWA - large two bed- basement apt. Laundry, 416-666-2649. WHITBY, WALK TO GO, ed large lot on Nash Rd in 3 BEDROOM, 2-storey south Ajax, parking, maintained 12-plex, newly Laundry facilities, Small room apartment, close to cable, hi-speed internet. large 3-bedroom, mainfloor Courtice. New kitchen, semi in Central Ajax. Avail. suit professional non- renovated, near bus/shop- APARTMENTS FOR car parking. First/last. downtown and all Suited for single profes- WHITBY - 2 bedroom duplex, 2 entrances, park- bath, flooring. Parking. No Oct. 1st. $1200/month+hy- smoking family, no pets, ping. cable/heat/wa- RENT, Whitby, Brock & $920/month. Oct 1st, no amenities. Parking and sional. $750/mo inclusive. apartment in a clean 6 unit ing, laundry facilities. smoking/pets. $890+ dro visit: rentershotline.ca first/last/references. Avail. ter/parking included. Laun- Dundas area, Available Im- dogs. Daytime viewings. laundry. From $825. Refer- First/last, references. No building, parking, laundry, $975/mo plus utilities. utilities. Available October for more info enter proper- immediately. $1100/mo.+ dry, No dogs. Oct 1. 905- mediately/October 1st. Day (905)666-3338, eve- ences, lst/last, non smok- smoking/pets. (905)427- eat in kitchen, $795 mo. Available Sept/Oct 1st. No 1st. Call after 5p.m. 905- ty box number 5831, or call 50% utilities. 905-683- 576-2982. Call Tony (416)493-1927. ning (905)832-2722. ing. Call (905)914-3133. 4830 905- 493-1175 pets. Call 905-721-2887. 239-1521 (647)219-0618 5480. A/P PAGE 38 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, September 10, 2008 newsdurhamregion.com

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Shared bathroom. $400 all (fence & deck stain) (905)985-8986 from Buckingham Gates ple extended roof, full Show General Lowest in the Region clean, three bedroom bun- inclusive. Avail. Immedi- area, Pickering. Call any- 2002 OLDS ALERO, 78k, (416)532-9056 ately. Call Justin (905)922- weather enclosure. Asking Motors Centre SECURE OUTDOOR Fred galow, main floor only, ap- time 905-428-0561, 416- $3500 (obo) Call $5,499, 2002 Kia Sedona STORAGE for your boats, (416)533-4162 pliances, shared laundry, WILSON/OLIVE 2+1 bed- 5055. Nov 1st and 2nd 905-655-5706 room bungalow, living 433-0263. Missed very (905)430-8258` loaded with leather 160k trailers, RVs and more! avail. October, $1200 in- much. REWARD Call 905-579-4400 $5,699, 1999 Acura 3.2 TL Monthly rates at $55.00. Serving Durham since (905)239-1263 clusive. Condolyn Mgt. room and dining room, LARGE CLEAN, furnished 1990 new kitchen, hardwood HOT TUB (SPA) COVERS Cara #2212 $4,999. 1999 neon sport Yearly at $495.00. 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Black, leather in- FIED A1 1/2 PRICE HANDY MANNS INVITES AN OSHAWA SOUTH 4949. 5204 (647)895-3957 VENDORS terior. Manual, 36,000-km, CLEAN MOMENT certified, $15,995-obo. Call JUNK REMOVAL!! YOU...To attend an OPEN newly renovated town- ICE HOCKEY GOALIE WANTED All Junk Removed. Experienced European HOUSE!! Custom built PICKERING Brock/Finch equipment for sale. Good (905) 430-2370. SALES house, 3-bedroom $975+ for the Oshawa Homes, Yards, cleaning. Residential. home for rent or sale. Sat- utilities. Close to schools & Furnished/unfurnished condition. Sizes from Atom Businesses, etc. Pickering & Ajax area. Sun Sept 13th-14th, shopping. First/last. Call large room with fridge and Registration to Bantam. Pads, gloves, Fall Home NEED A CAR? 100% REPS We do all the loading. For service call 1-5pm, 11 Pigott Lane, 416-880-4126. microwave. Utilities, cable, skates, body armor. Call Show General Credit Guaranteed, Your Seniors Discounts. 647-295-0771 Orono. Available immedi- laundry included. Smoking. 905-434-5686 Motors Centre job is your credit, some TODAY! Cheap and fast Service! ately. 4-bedrooms, 3- HILLCREST HEIGHTS, Suits mature working male. PIANO STUDENTS now down payment may be re- In Service for 25yrs. "Clean is our baths. For further info Oshawa now has town- Beside bus stop. Available being accepted for Sum- MOVING SALE desks, Nov 1st and 2nd quired. 200 cars in stock 905- John (Local) 310-5865 middle name" visit: www.handymanns.ca house units available. Hy- now. Reasonable, first/last. mer and Fall openings, lamps, sofa bed, pictures, Call 905-579-4400 Call 877-743-9292 or or call Frank 905-983- dro included. Please call 905-686-4975, 647-400- Call Joani at 905-686- microwave & other house- Wendy #2215 apply online at 683-0707 5341, Brian 905-983-5633. 905-576-9299 after 6pm 4975. 8351. hold items. (905)723-5604 www.needacartoday.ca durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, September 10, 2008 PAGE 39 A/P

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