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Five hundred animals order for that to happen. left behind after “I can’t sleep because I worry about what will happen to the animals,” she said Joyce Smith dies in a February interview. “They’d probably all be put down (without owning land). This is my nightmare.” By Kristen Calis But no one donated any land and since [email protected] the board has decided to keep the sanctuary going, members hope the community PICKERING — Joyce Smith had a dream will provide donations to feed and medi- to run the perfect sanctuary for all ani- cate the animals. mals, and her friends don’t want it to “We want to minimize the burden of not end. having Joyce here,” said board member “We’ve decided we’re going to keep it Fiona Forrest-Airlie. going as long as we can,” said M.J. Galaski, Ms. Smith had been ill for several a member of the Second Chance Wildlife months and, despite her doctor’s orders, Sanctuary board of directors. “We need as had continued her routine of getting up at much public support as we can get. We’re 5:45 a.m. each day to feed the cats, medi- going to try and continue Joyce’s dream.” cate the ones that needed it and clean Ms. Smith, 79, died of heart failure Mon- their litter boxes. She continued this rou- day afternoon, leaving more than 300 cats tine all day until about 1 a.m. when she’d (100 in her home and 200 in the shelter) finally take the time to sleep, right up until and 200 other animals behind. the end. The animal lover founded Second Chance in 1996 and has since been mother to injured, sick or abandoned cats, dogs, ‘I just don’t understand how anybody rabbits, guinea pigs, ducks, goats, ferrets can hurt something so innocent. It and many others, turning no animal away. breaks my heart every day.’ Volunteers, co-workers and friends are saddened by their loss. -- JOYCE SMITH “She is going to be missed by everybody,” said a tearful volunteer, Daniel Kelly. “She was an awesome lady.” The volunteer handyman also held art “She put everybody ahead of herself,” fundraisers for Ms. Smith and said his Mr. Kelly said. friend naturally attracted animals and Ms. Forrest-Airlie, like many others cared for them simply “because she felt helping at the sanctuary, felt the urge to they were helpless and they needed a sec- lend her time after meeting Ms. Smith and ond chance.” being touched by her strong dedication to Prior to Ms. Smith’s death, she and helping animals. friends tried everything they could to se- “She’s a magnet for people wanting to cure the future for the animals. help,” Ms. Forrest-Airlie said. She had been running her sanctuary on Ms. Smith loved animals from the time land donated by Cherry Downs Golf and she was a child. She grew up on 10 acres Country Club in Pickering since it opened. of land with animal-loving parents. Before Although she knew a number of people acquiring the sanctuary, she cared for ani- News Advertiser file photo would run the sanctuary after she died, Joyce Smith, pictured at the Second Chance Animal Sanctuary in February, died on Monday. Her she felt she needed to own some land in ✦ See Funeral, Page 4 funeral will be held Friday.

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A/P PAGE 2 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 20, 2008 durhamregion.com online this A different kind of life week at @ newsdurhamregion.com drug problem. “It’s an addiction,” he said. “I think I realized it. But I didn’t want to admit it.” Justin’s recogni- PUMP tion of his problem and his deter- PR I CE WATCH mination to confront it are essential HIGH elements of recovery from drug dependency, said Allison Perrie-Ra- Part  in a two-part series doslovich, a senior addiction coun- 9 sellor with the Pinewood Centre. $1.22 Ms. Perrie-Radoslovich is a member Innovative court of the team that manages cases in LOW program gives teen Durham’s drug and mental health court, working with Justice Barnes, 9 a second chance law enforcement officials, lawyers $1.20 and other agencies, including Dur- Editor’s note: This is the second of ham Mental Health Services. Our readers help two stories on Durham Region’s “People we see are genuinely tired drug treatment and mental health of the lifestyle and trying to get out of you stay on top court the cycle,” she said. “The goal . . . is to internalize that motivation.” of gas prices By Jeff Mitchell Join us all summer long in our on- [email protected] ffenders are required to line feature -- Pump Price Watch. make regular court ap- With your help, we’ll be posting ustin is the first to admit he was pearances and undergo gas prices from across Durham Region all day, every day on our on the fast track to nowhere -- drug testing. They’re also except, perhaps, prison. Osteered toward counselling services website, newsdurhamregion.com. Just 19, he’d already racked as they seek employment, educa- upJ several convictions by last fall tion and appropriate housing. Pump Price Watch when he was busted for drug pos- Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photo “Somebody who’s been involved is sponsored by session during a traffic stop in Os- Mike Lane of Laneway Contracting is the employer and mentor for Justin (not in this lifestyle for 20 years does have hawa. The possession beef, com- his real name), who’s working behind him. Justin, a young offender, is enrolled a chance for success,” she said. “I’ve bined with the fact he was out past in Durham’s drug treatment court. seen it.” his court-imposed curfew, meant Justin is a case in point. Getting he was looking at three months of ready to start a day of work on a custody, minimum. ‘There’s good in just about hot summer morning recently he But intervention -- by the justice mused about taking on more tasks system and a mentor looking to help in Mr. Lane’s enterprises. He’s finish- a kid out -- changed that grim pros- everybody. We help them see that ing high school and saving money. Beijing pect. Scoring dope and getting high are Instead of being locked up in a no longer priorities. youth detention facility, Justin (not and bring it out.’ “I see better things,” he said. 2008 his real name) is dealing with his Mr. Lane said he took a chance on drug dependency and looking to a -- Allison Perrie-Radoslovich the kid because everybody deserves Durham Region future of productive employment, a break. and GTA athletes goals he’s being assisted with as a juana regularly by 13 and was often way sealing and accompanying him “I got in trouble when I was result of his participation in Durham in trouble with the law. to Oshawa’s drug-treatment court. younger, too,” said Mr. Lane, 23. Region’s unique drug treatment and His marijuana use became what During a recent appearance before “Kids need to be shown trust and mental health court program. he calls an addiction and stood in Justice Barnes Mr. Lane told the respect,” he said. “The only thing I Established by Ontario Court Jus- the way of school and steady em- judge about the hard line he’s taken ask of him is that he shows pride in tice Kofi Barnes with the participa- ployment. He did hitches in youth with Justin: “I told the kid, ‘If you his work and tries to be somebody tion of police, the Crown attorney’s custody but invariably resumed his show up high I will kick you out of now that he’ll look back at in six office and local drug treatment and pattern of drug abuse and crime my truck and literally kick the snot years and be proud of.” • Follow Brad Kelly and Ron mental health agencies, the court upon being released. out of you.’” Everyone has the potential for re- Pietroniro as they cover the streams non-violent offenders away But after his latest bust, two things Justin said he’s taking the oppor- covery and redemption, Ms. Perrie- Beijing Olympics from custody and toward treatment happened: He was streamed into tunity seriously even though at first Radoslovich insisted. • Athlete profiles / Videos / in hopes of breaking the cycle of the drug-treatment court by a coun- it was daunting. “There’s good in just about ev- Photos / Blogs and more drug dependency and criminal be- sellor at Lakeridge Health’s Pine- “I was kind of scared to go in front erybody. We help them see that and haviour. wood Centre. And he met Mike of a judge and admit to doing drugs,” bring it out,” she said. Justin was exposed early to drug Lane. Mr. Lane has taken the young he said. But looking at it now he “It’s really nice to empower gtaathletes.com abuse and violence. He smoked his man on as an employee, teaching realizes such an admission was an people who are marginalized in so first joint at nine, was using mari- him about landscaping and drive- important step in dealing with his many ways.”

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Mentor program helps brush her teeth with water from an outdoor service Durham educator pipe. He found himself wondering why a government wouldn’t put more emphasis see things differently on education. It’s nice to be able to open the front door Friday for and walk out without having to worry about By Crystal Crimi squatters setting up in the backyard or mak- [email protected] ing sure padlocks are in place. “I love the fact I can turn on the tap and Joyce Smith DURHAM — A Pickering principal went to brush my teeth without worrying about get- the Dominican Republic to mentor teachers ting a parasite,” Mr. Head said. ✦ Funeral from page 1 and ended up learning a lot about life. At home, he’s already telling his kids not As one of six educators on the teacher- to complain – go to the Dominican and then mals out of her own home. mentor team which visited the Dominican they’ll be grateful. “I just don’t understand how anybody from July 20 to July 27, Brian Head is bring- “I think people need that experience,” he can hurt something so innocent,” she said ing a new perspective with him to Pickering’s said. Everyone also has a way of making in February, referring to the numerous Valley Farm Public School this September. money, be it through a sandwich shop, scrap cases of animal abandonment she’s seen Although he still has much reflecting to do dealing, or small stores set up on the side of in her years at Second Chance. “It breaks about the trip, he’ll try to convey two things the road. my heart every day.” through the slides and pictures he’ll present: Everything there was done by hand. Re- If interested in taking an animal home, how blessed we are, and those who have can pairs to the school’s roof were made using donating or helping out in any way, visit do more for those who don’t. Submitted photo concrete mixed and brought up by rope in www.second-chance.ws or call 905-839- “It was exceptional,” Mr. Head said of the Pickering principal Brian Head meets with five gallon pails. Elle O’Dees who runs a private school in the 2575, ext. 150, an emergency number at trip. “I look forward to going back.” Dominican Republic. Mr. Head recently spent “They just work, that’s just how life is,” he lawyer Michael Head’s office. Mr. Head and other members of the one week in the country through a teacher- said. The shelter is located at 2060 Conces- Teacher Mentors Abroad trip worked with 13 mentor abroad program. Instead of sending homework with kids sion Rd. 7 in Pickering. An emergency Dominican Republic educators who hosted vacationing to places such as Mexico, he’s meeting will be held Wednesday night at workshops for about 120 local teachers on Although he’s been to Cuba before, he told parents to take them off the resort and 7 p.m. at Al Dente restaurant in Pickering topics including classroom management, stayed on a resort. This is the first time he’s get them to write about the experience. Now (1305 Pickering Pkwy.) for anyone inter- teacher motivation, graphic organization, been to a country and actually lived amongst he has seen such things for himself and ested in helping. math, and visuals in the classrooms. the people. received the understanding he wanted his Ms. Smith leaves behind a son and The workshops were held inside the “That was an eye opener,” he said. students to get. daughter. Her funeral is at 1 p.m. on Fri- school, which he describes as “rustic” – just People didn’t have lots of possessions, “I understand from the people there the day, Aug. 22 at McEachnie Funeral Home four concrete walls and classrooms a third but were happy, despite daily blackouts and profound generosity of spirit,” Mr. Head in Ajax (28 Old Kingston Rd., west of the size of ours. houses surrounded by metal and concrete said. Church Street) with visitation at 11 a.m. “For what they didn’t have, they have in fences to keep others off their properties. He plans on returning to the country the same day. Second Chance is accept- heart and desire to be great educators,” Mr. While there, he looked out the window through the program during March break or ing donations in lieu of flowers. Head said. and saw a young girl squatting in the dirt to next summer. durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 20, 2008 PAGE 5 A/P Union brings music and message to community centre

By Crystal Crimi cases, even in the graveyard, al assistants are doing more Ms. Moore said. The work- allowed to do their job, she St. N., and from Lakeside [email protected] CUPE is there. general supervision to ad- ers see what needs doing said. Shuttle buses for the Public School, 4 Parkes Dr., And the best way to deliv- dress downloading, which and how they can help the concert will operate from the at 6:30 and 7 p.m., returning DURHAM — Rock and er community services is to equals less time with kids, children, but aren’t being Village Arena, 100 Church at 10:30 p.m. roll is helping the Canadian keep them funded through Union of Public Employees public dollars, he said, not (CUPE) spread the word through private-public part- about provincial under- nerships. funding. “We’re saying to the pub- On Aug. 20, CUPE is trying lic get behind your public a softer approach to gather- services,” Mr. Ryan said. The ing support for its causes concert is a new, softer way with a free April Wine con- of delivering that message. SCHOOL SUPPLY DRIVE cert at the Ajax Community Durham is the most un- Centre park at 7 p.m. derfunded region per capita On Tuesday, the day for health care in the Greater before the concert, sev- Toronto Area by about $300 eral CUPE members held million, he said. Education a media event at the Ajax is also being short changed, Community Centre to dis- he added. cuss some of its provincial “The cuts to education concerns and the impor- are affecting my members in tance of public services. several ways and they’re af- “CUPE is there when your fecting our children in major first child’s born in the hos- ways,” said Marion Moore, pital,” said Sid Ryan, CUPE’s chairwoman for CUPE Local Ontario president. From 218, educational assistants Help support a student birth, to school and, in some bargaining unit. Education- in your community.

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What’s been your favourite Olympic sport t took a while -- actually a full week to watch so far? -- but as weekend No. 2 hit in Beijing I Canadian athletes finally found the • Swimming - 29 % podium. • Gymnastics - 19 % After a national week of angst and hand- • Diving - 7 % wringing, our women wrestlers, male and • Soccer - 12 % female rowers, equestrians, a trampolinist, • Beach volleyball - 14 % and other athletes captured a total of two • Something else - 20 % golds, six silvers and five bronzes going into competition Wednesday. Votes: 136 But is it that good enough? Our results offer us a chance to talk about what we should be realistic about at the Olympics. Our readers think... appearance can look quite normal but sponsible for the DRT executive commit- Is it fair to expect our best athletes to beat your pain can be so crippling. The ability tee. others who are surefire bets for gold? For to walk, sit, stand or even sleep at times is The 222 Audley south route not only pro- every swimming sensation like American Youth on the right track impossible, vides service to residents in the neighbour- Michael Phelps or track star like Jamaican The staff at the DRTSS are wonder- hood but also to all other Ajax residents Usain Bolt, there are many more who are ful. They do so much more then provide that want easy access to our waterfront. happy to push their physical limits and To the editor: transportation for the disabled residents of As a DRT user who now has a license and make it to the Olympics. Kudos to Anthony Boland for his cam- Durham Region. As I sit and watch when a car. I choose to on occasion take the DRT. The Canadians who made it to the Olym- paign to wipe out the use of plastic water I am riding, I have noticed they are always It’s environmentally friendly and I don’t pics reached the standards necessary to bottles! It is something I have raged against so kind and friendly to each person. I have end up with a headache trying to find park- compete in Beijing. They’ve made tremen- for quite some time now. never seen such great customer service. ing at the GO Station. dous sacrifices and done everything they I have always carried a reusable water They have to deal with so much more. Yet Tania Magdalena Baldwin possibly can to be the best they can be. bottle and, when travelling, detest having rain, snow or shine you are greeted with a Ajax They deserve our respect and admiration. to buy a bottle of water when tap water is smile; they get to know your name. They See story on page 8 Other than pure natural talent, what usu- not available. make you feel important and that you mat-

ally separates the medal winners from the While we are at it, let’s get rid of plastic ter. I think it is important to take notice rest of the field is financial support. pop bottles as well. when great things are being done. Better ways to deal If it is our goal to produce more medal- J. Beverly Ewen I just want to say, thank you DRTSS for lists, it will be necessary to fund our best High School Geography Specialist providing this great service, but more with crime than at the same levels as elite athletes in other Teacher (retired) importantly thanks to the wonderful staff. capital punishment countries. Ajax Liz Newman While it wouldn’t be fair to compare Ajax To the editor: ourselves to perennial powerhouses like Re: Let’s bring back capital punishment, China and the United States, a country like Durham Transit Audley south route Donna Smith letter, Aug. 13. Australia offers a reasonable measuring Donna Smith, with all due respect, needs stick. With a population about two-thirds provides wonderful ‘an essential service’ to research her position more thoroughly. the size of Canada’s, the Aussies take their specialized service Capital punishment does not lower crime sports seriously. They spend about $250 rates and is an irreversible punishment million on their athletes, far more than the To the editor: already abolished in much of the world. $160 million we devote to ours. And the To the editor: As a Lakeside resident and a city of Ajax DNA testing does provide a higher level results show it. Going into Tuesday’s events, I have lived in Ajax for 26 years now and taxpayer, I’m ashamed of the residents who of accuracy in convictions, but poor legal Australia was fourth in the medals with 33, in the past year I have had a major life want the bus removed. The NIMBY atti- counsel or human error in the forensic lab including 11 gold. Canada was 17th, with change. You see I have DDD (Degenera- tude portrayed is a disgrace! can, and still does, result in false conclu- nine medals and just two gold. tive Disc Disease). I have lost my ability to The Hoile drive loop is a main street and sions. If we want to be up there where we work, drive a car, do my own house work, is also the access to our very public water- The death penalty has no place in should and could be given our wealth, well, I think you get the picture. Each day I front park. By living there noise is going to civilized society and our attention instead resources and position in the world eco- live with severe chronic pain. I never know be a fact of life. Whether there is a bus or should be focused on stronger rehabilita- nomically, we will need to spend more. It how bad it will be. It seems to be like a roll not! tion programs and lowering rates of recidi- requires a push to build the best training of the dice each day. Public transportation is a necessity in vism. facilities and hire the world’s best coaches. Durham Region Transit Specialized Ser- every urban city. To get rid of such an Alejandro Salas If we want to get in the medal mix on a vices (DRTSS) has given me back my inde- essential service would be foolish and irre- Oshawa consistent basis we ought to debate how pendence and they do so much more than much we’ll collectively cough up as we pre- that. e-mail letters to [email protected] / max. 200 words / pare to host the Olympics in Vancouver in When you live with DDD it is not always please include your full first and last name, place of residence & daytime phone number / 18 months. easy for people to see your disability. Your letters that do not appear in print may be published @ newsdurhamregion.com durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 20, 2008 PAGE 7 A/P

THE INVASION OF THE GREAT LAKES

By Reka Szekely “They’re filtering the food they need out of the water, microscopic food [email protected] items fish depend on,” said Mr. Cooper. This is because the mussels are out competing native organisms such as a DURHAM — Oshawa resident Allan Bass has been fishing the Great tiny shrimp-like organism called Diporeia. At the bottom of a healthy lake, Lakes and the rivers that flow into them for 45 years and he’s noticed Diporeia make up as much as 70 per cent of the living biomass, but as it some changes. stands, the abundance of Diporeia is considered poor and deteriorating “The lakes are much clearer now than they ever were,” he said. in all the lakes except Superior. When the organism is replaced with The clarity, which many residents along the lakes initially hard-shelled indigestible mussels, the preyfish are left with nothing welcomed, is a sign of big trouble in the lakes because its caused to eat. by the proliferation of zebra and quagga mussels, invasive species And not only are preyfish, such as the sculpin, losing their from Easter Europe brought in ships’ ballast water in the late food source, they face fierce competition from another invasive 1980s. The mussels have irrevocably changed the waters. species, the round goby. Brought in via ballast water in 1990, “If you look at a lake like Lake Erie, 90 per cent of the mussels the goby has a voracious appetite for fish eggs, including those are quagga mussels,” said John Cooper of the Lake Erie of lake trout. management unit for the Ministry of Natural Resources, But there are signs the goby is integrating into the local And they’re not alone. The lakes are averaging a new food web. invasive species every eight months, he said. Since 1959, “Quite a few native fish and bird species like to eat when the St. Lawrence seaway opened, more than two- gobys,” said Mr. Cooper, citing smallmouth bass as an thirds of the 84 invasive species in the lakes have been example. The goby is also one of the few animals to feed introduced via shipping. They include the super tiny, on zebra and quagga mussels. The problem is that since such as viral hemorrhagic septicemia, which is an the mussels act as filters, they tend to accumulate toxins infectious fish disease that causes fish to hemorrhage which then get worked back up the food chain via the from their organs, skin and muscles, to several species goby. of waterfleas that feast on zooplankton to fish such as Not only is the presence of invaders an ecological the Eurasian ruffe. In all the lakes except Superior, nightmare, it’s an economic one as well. the state of the lakes is deteriorating due to invasive Preliminary results from a study by two American species. researchers show invasive species are responsible for “Because they don’t have the natural predators $200 million in annual economic losses each year. here, they start to multiply like mad and they push The scientists used American data, but they say it out the native species,” said John Jackson, program likely applies to Canada as well. By far the biggest director for Great Lakes United, a coalition of citizen’s chunk of losses, $123 million, comes from losses in groups in Canada and the U.S. working to protect the sport fishing industry. Depending on the lake, the the lakes. But the issue of invaders is not a new researchers estimated participation in sport fishing issue. The opening of canals between the lakes and was 11 to 35 per cent less than it would have been the St. Lawrence in the earlier part of the century without invasive species in the water. Another $2 allowed sea lamprey to infiltrate the lakes, decimating million per year is lost from the commercial fishery in fish populations, including the lake trout. A parasite, the lakes. sea lamprey latch on to fish such as trout and suck As well, some scientists are theorizing that the nutrients out them, leaving their victims to die of blood mussels are responsible for the explosion of algae along loss or infection. some shorelines, including in the GTA. Coupled with over fishing, the trout virtually “We believe they are somehow improving the disappeared from the Great Lakes, except for isolated supply of phosphorus to the algae,” said University of pockets in Georgian Bay in Lake Ontario and Lake Superior. Waterloo biologist Ralph Smith, who is looking at the But programs to control the lamprey population, including problem. Dr. Smith’s work is funded by the Town of Ajax, using lampricide in the rivers where the parasite spawns, the Region of Durham, Ontario Power Generation and have led to some recovery. government research grants. The algae is costing both the “We have a program in Lake Erie trying to re-establish lake Region and OPG money when it clogs water intakes from the trout as well. It’s showing slow signs or recovery and we seem to lakes to water treatment plants and nuclear power plants. OPG be getting better results in Lake Huron and Lake Superior,” said wouldn’t put a price tag on it, but a representative said on some Mr. Cooper. occasions reactors at the Pickering power plant have had to be shut As well, the Ministry of Natural Resources in Ontario and its down until the intakes were unclogged. American counterparts now stock non-native sport fish such as Meanwhile, other invasive species such as the Asian carp are rainbow trout and chinook salmon. In some of the lakes, such as Lake literally knocking at the door. Released into the Mississippi river during Huron, stocking rates are decreasing as the fish are starting to reproduce flooding, the fish have made their way up to Chicago and are being kept naturally. In fact, the state of salmon and trout is improving at least slightly out of the Great Lakes by an electric fence. “The Asian carp in particular are in all of the lakes except Lake Ontario, which remains unchanged and has the invasive species on the horizon that we don’t want in the great lakes,” said the second highest stocking rate after Lake Michigan. Mr. Cooper. But can they be kept out? “I think we can. We’re just going to have But the biggest stress on the lakes’ eco-system from invaders isn’t at the top be vigilant,” he said. of the food chain, but at the bottom. The spread of the mussels is linked to the decline in preyfish, which Part 3 of the series on the lakes will look at how the clean up of the lakes is are eaten by predators like trout and salmon. In every lake except Lake going. The chart at the bottom is based on preliminary research on costs to Superior, the state of preyfish is deteriorating. the Great Lakes regions by researchers David Lodge and David Finnoff.

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Photo by Laura Stanley The 222 Audley bus makes stops in a residential area recently. B us battle divides neighbours

By Reka Szekely because we’re sitting on the sidewalk instead of [email protected] pushed back.” But Vivian Huang, who also lives along the loop AJAX — A bus brouhaha is brewing in a south and takes the bus to and from the GO station daily, Ajax community as a group of residents are fighting said she sees the bus as the greener option. She was to get the local bus off their streets while another among a dozen residents who’ve written to DRT ask- group is fighting to keep it. ing for the route to be kept. At issue is a section of the 222 Audley South route “We’re all trying to be environmentally friendly, which runs south of Audley Road South and Ash- greener,” she said. “Gas prices are going up quite se- bury Boulevard into a residential subdivision. The verely. Why are we taking away this essential service bus travels south along Hoile Drive and then north that’s already there?” again on Audley, creating what’s known as the Hoile Ms. Huang expects ridership to grow as the chil- loop. It runs during morning and afternoon rush dren in the neighbourhood get older. In terms of hours only. moving the stop, the real concern is in the winter Sandra Cassidy, who lives along the Hoile loop, when an extra 10 minute walk would be brutal, she said there are a number of reason to remove it, said. including the noise from the bus, pollution from Moving the stop would also leave some residents its exhaust and lack of ridership. Ms. Cassidy and a outside of DRT’s 400-metre service standard, said neighbour collected 71 names on a petition asking Phil Meagher, DRT’s deputy manager. At a spring Durham Region Transit (DRT) to remove the loop transit executive committee meeting, DRT staff rec- from the route. ommended keeping the loop. “We understand people need to use the bus, but The route is performing well in terms of ridership, in a subdivision like this, which is kind of isolated, a said Mr. Meagher. Still, the committee asked DRT to lot of people have at least two cars, some have more,” collect more information on the number of residents she said. who would be affected by re-routing and the DRT Ms. Cassidy’s husband was the architect who sent out a survey to assess that. designed the homes in the subdivision for Tribute But in terms of running buses down residential Communities. Near the Lake Ontario shore, the streets, that’s exactly where they should be, he said. neighbourhood is an experimental community with “If you don’t have buses running down residential narrow streets and short setbacks and was never streets, who are you going to carry? You have to pro- intended for buses to run down the road, she said. vide the service in the proximity where people live.” The Cassidys had the noise level in their bedroom As for the noise, the staff report said the buses measured when the bus passes by and say it exceeds meet standards and garbage trucks and other large sound limits. trucks reach similar decibels. “Our houses are sitting right on the sidewalk,” she The transit executive committee will re-examine said. “This also adds to the noise and the pollution the issue on Sept. 3.

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AJAX — Three teenagers are facing more than 50 charges in connection with a number of thefts from vehicles in an Ajax neighbourhood. Durham police made the arrests after receiving calls of vehicle break-ins occur- ring shortly before 5 a.m. Wednesday on Clover Ridge Drive East. Officers didn’t find any suspects upon arriving but did locate a locked vehicle in the parking lot at Kinsmen Park with a number of items. They included a laptop computer and various electronics and a wallet. The cops waited until a male approached the vehicle, then moved in to arrest him. Further investigation led to two more busts, police said. Three 17-year-old boys from Ajax face Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo charges of theft, possession of stolen property and mischief and police have recovered a number of items they believe were stolen. A work of art Anyone who’s experienced a vehicle break-in or a theft recently is advised to call AJAX — Camp counsellor Johnny Humphrey gets his face painted as Ali Elhageali watches closely during a Rouge Valley Health System free barbecue police at 905-579-1520, ext. 2570. at the Ajax Community Centre recently. The event was put on for a chance to learn more about the hospital. durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 20, 2008 PAGE 11 A/P Ontario residents embracing conservation since blackout Did you know Electricity consumption by population (kWh/ By Jeanne Beneteau capita) ficiency Alliance issued its 2007 report card about one kilowatt (kW) of electricity (1,000 [email protected] • World - 2,516 that ranks the energy efficiency performance kW is equal to one MW), he said. Peak de- • Canada - 17,179 of each province, territory and the federal mand periods vary according to the day and • United States - 13,338 DURHAM — Ontarians across all sectors government. Ontario was awarded its first the season, but typically occur between 11 • Australia - 11,126 are steadily embracing and taking action on ‘A’ ranking since reporting began in 1999, he a.m. and 5 p.m. on summer weekdays from • Japan - 8,076 electricity conservation, says the province’s said. The 2007 grade is a major achievement and 7 to 11 a.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. during win- • France - 7,689 chief energy conservation officer. and represents huge step in the right direc- ter weekdays. Ontario is a summer peaking • United Kingdom - 6,206 Electricity is invisible, which makes con- tion, considering the province earned a B+ jurisdiction — that is, the province’s highest • China - 1,585 servation a real challenge, said Peter Love, just two years ago and a C- in 2004. Mr. Love electricity peak demand occurs on hot sum- • India - 457 who has held the top post at the Ontario compared the province’s electricity conserva- mer days, mainly from air conditioning load, International Energy Agency/Hydro-Quebec, Power Authority (OPA) Conservation Bureau tion progress to a family road trip with kids he said. 2006 since 2005. The bureau provides leadership in tow. The car is barely out of the driveway By the end of 2007, Ontario’s per-capita • Canada and United States - five percent in electricity conservation, demand manage- when the call of ‘Are we there yet?’ starts. electricity consumption was four per cent world’s population, consumes 25 per cent ment and advancement of a conservation “Just as a family car trip, we have a long lower than in 2005, including adjustments for of the world’s primary energy supply culture across the province. way to go but we have a good road map to weather and population growth. In 2004, the • Ontario’s 2007 generating output, 156.4 “We expect the lights to go on and the air get us there,” said Mr. Love. “Thanks to the government set a target to reduce Ontario’s TWh, is one of world’s highest jurisdictions conditioners and all the pumps to work,” Mr. actions of Ontario’s electricity consumers, we peak demand by five per cent by 2007; with Love explained. “The August 2003 blackout have achieved the first target of reducing the all factors accounted for, report results show Blackout 2003 fast facts raised awareness and made us think about province’s peak electricity demands by 1,350 electricity consumers met the reduction tar- • lights went out on Aug. 14, 2003 at 4:11 the importance of this invisible thing called megawatts by the end of 2007. get. p.m. ET electricity. More importantly, Ontarians are Electricity demand is the rate at which “So we have passed the first peak demand • affected 50 million people (10 million in gradually embracing the belief that they can electricity is being used at any given time and reduction sign post,” Mr. Love said. “The next Ontario south of Wawa) spanning 24,086 make a difference.” is expressed in megawatts (MW), explained target is a further 1,350 (MW) reduction in square kilometres Earlier this week, the Canadian Energy Ef- Mr. Love. A typical two-slice toaster uses peak demand by 2010.”

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DURHAM — Another dead crow in Dur- ham horse has died of Eastern Equine En- ham has tested positive for West Nile virus cephalitis, which is also a mosquito-born (WNV); this time the bird was picked up in disease, similar to WNV. Oshawa. “Even though the temperature has been Durham’s health department reports the cooler than normal for this time of year, it’s bird was picked up on Aug. 11 and submit- still important for area residents to remem- ted for testing to a Guelph lab on Aug. 12. ber that mosquitoes remain active,” said This is the third crow to test positive for Laura Freeland, manager of environmental WNV in Durham. Birds from Uxbridge and health for the health department. “As a Port Perry were also found to carry the result, we encourage everyone to continue mosquito-borne disease. As well, a woman taking precautions to help reduce the risk in Markham has tested positive for a mild of being bitten by mosquitoes.” case of WNV. For more information on WNV or to As part of its WNV monitoring program, report sightings of dead crows, blue jays the health department has submitted 38 or raptors such as owls and crows, resi- dead birds for testing this summer. The dents should call the Region’s environ- department also tests mosquitoes for the mental help line at 905-723-3818 or 1-888- virus and so far there’s been no positive 777-9613, ext. 2188. Sightings can also be test. reported online at www.region.durham. Yesterday, officials reported a north Dur- on.ca.

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By Crystal Crimi would be created and taxes col- employees or less, that’s good, he gives our students an early op- ceived is extensive, Mr. Dickson [email protected] lected for services. said. “Small and medium-sized portunity to learn first-hand how said. Applications are generally Even if the students’ involve- businesses are the engine of our entrepreneurs become successful available in January and those in- AJAX — Joe Dickson wishes ment in the Summer Company economy,” said Harinder Takhar, and remain competitive.” terested in participating in next the Summer Company had been program doesn’t create big busi- Minister of Small Business and En- To get a seat in the course, stu- year’s program can watch for them around when he was a teenager nesses but helps develop a mag- trepreneurship in a press release. dents have to submit an applica- on the Ministry of Small Business and starting up his own business. nitude of small businesses with 10 “The Summer Company program tion and usually the number re- and Entrepreneurship website. The Ajax-Pickering MPP had to learn from the ground up when he was starting out, but through Ontario’s Summer Company program, students receive the training and knowledge to operate busi- ADULT DAY SCHOOL ness beforehand. “Once you’ve had the opportunity to know the nuts and bolts, it makes it a lot easier on that rocky road,” Mr. Dickson said. The course was several weeks NO DIPLOMA? long and featured more than 350 candidates this year, including one from Ajax. NO PROBLEM! It’s for students age 15 to 29 and provides practical hands-on train- COMPLETE YOUR GRADE 12 OR BE READY FOR A NEW JOB ing, mentoring, business operating skills, and presentations from professionals, accountants, and IN JUST 7 WEEKS You’re closercloser than than you you think! think! corporate leaders. “It really gives Ontario students the opportunity to develop business skills,” Mr. Dickson said. EARN UP TO 3 CREDITS “Generally speaking, those skills will last the fullness of their life.” IN JUST 7 WEEKS Mr. Dickson would have liked more accounting experience be- • BIOLOGY fore starting Dickson Printing as a teenager, which “has been the • COMPUTER STUDIES lifeblood of our existence and rais- • DESIGNING YOUR FUTURE ing our family,” Mr. Dickson said. He’s had other businesses as well, • ENGLISH which he’s sold over the years. • HEALTHY ACTIVE LIVING Through the Summer Company program, students had to create • LAW mock businesses, for which they • MATHEMATICS were judged. At the end of the CLASSES BEGIN course, candidates were presented • PARENTING with certificates and cash awards. • PHYSICAL EDUCATION Program participants can quali- THURSDAY fy for provincial grants worth up to • PHYSICS $3,000 as well to help them start a SEPT 4, 2008 business. ATTEND AN INFORMATION “Hopefully, it will help create SESSION TO REGISTER! REAL TRAINING more small businesses that may evolve into larger businesses,” Mr. FOR REAL JOBS Dickson said, adding more jobs WHY DURHAM • OFFICE ASSISTANT - 4 credits MADNESS CONTINUING EDUCATION? • BUILDING SALE MAINTENANCE - 2 credits • Our Guidance Department will develop STOVES Everything a plan that works for you! CHIMNEYS Reduced By TO REGISTER FIREPLACES At Least 10% • We’re here to help our adult learners achieve their goals. Come to the free information ONE DAY ONLY • We provide a supportive environment and session at the E.A. Lovell Centre Starts at noon Friday, experienced teachers. 120 Centre St. S., Oshawa August 29th, 2008 Wood, Gas, Electric, Corn, Pellet • We provide class options that fi t your life. MONDAY AUGUST 25 • TUESDAY AUGUST 26 SAVE % • Our courses have no tuition fees. Registration TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 AT 11:00 AM UP TO 75 and certifi cation fees may apply. Please bring previous transcripts, proof of Canadian Citizenship/residency and photo identifi cation. No appointment necessary. Gas Fireplaces • Ask about our cooperative education program. Need your High School Diploma but can’t attend day classes...We can help. CREDIT NIGHT SCHOOL CLASSES START SEPTEMBER 29 Wood Stoves DROP IN AND PREVIEW “Regency, Valor, Majestic, Vermont Castings, Heritage, Pacifi c Energy” FIREPLACE PLUS 900 HOPKINS ST, WHITBY 120 Centre St. S., Oshawa Unit #1 (Enter off Burns St.) Closed Sunday and Monday 905-668-3192 durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 20, 2008 PAGE 15 A/P Beijing

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Erin McLean muses about the softball semifinals on the eve of the big game. I’ve heard from many different coaches over the years that the second tournament is the most important tournament. You can have a perfect record in pool play and when it comes to the playoff round you can completely choke. My dad’s been joking with me all week that the Canadian softball team is like the New York Giants of last year’s Super Bowl. After some pretty serious loss- Photo by Clive Mason / Getty Images es, people aren’t really considering us a fac- Christopher Cook of Canada competes in the Finn class race held at the Qingdao Olympic Sailing Centre during Day 7 of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games tor. They would be wrong. in Qingdao, China. We are a good team and although our statis- tics as of late haven’t shown that to be true, when it comes time to play we are right there with the best of them. So here’s to another upset...to Eli Manning coming through in the clutch one more time...and to Team Canada Cook fifth in Finn class Softball earning Canada its first team medal at a Summer Olympic Games in more than 30 years. Olympics a ‘positive’ experience for Whitby native The stats really don’t matter, it’s all about the By Brad Kelly team, the support and the love of the game. decide what I am going to do in the sport for the final race tops the list. Second Tournament: Most Important Tourna- [email protected] next four years, that may or may not include anoth- “Having a chance at a medal going into the ment! Game ON! QINGDAO -- Chris Cook readily admits there are er Olympics. Time will tell.” medal race. That was my goal all along so it was some things he would have changed in his Olym- Britain’s Ben Ainslie won his third straight Olym- great to accomplish that,” he said. Editor’s note: Canada played Australia pic sailing races. pic sailing gold, with Zach Railey of the U.S. in the Having spent much of his life trying to get into in semifinal action last night at midnight But regrets? He has none. silver medal position in his Games debut, while a position to represent his country at an Olympic (after our press deadline). If Canada wins The 33-year-old finished fifth overall in the Finn Guillaume Florent of France captured the bronze. Games, Cook isn’t sure whether a return to Lon- they were to go on to the bronze medal class, after an eighth place finish in the medal race Ainslie has previous golds from 2004 and 2000, don in 2012 is in the books. game at 5 p.m. (5 a.m. local time), other- held at the sailing venue in Qingdao. as well as a silver from 1996, and came on strong One thing that is a certainty is the lifelong friends wise they were eliminated. See gtaath- “Overall the Games has been positive for me,” in the Qingdao medal final, which counts double. he has made in the sport and vowed to keep. letes.com for complete details. he said through an e-mail. “Obviously, I would have For Cook, who first began sailing at the Whitby “I have learned a lot about myself during the liked to win a medal here and I think I was very Yacht Club, but has since moved to Toronto and is past four years. This event was one that has really close to it. based out of the Royal Canadian Yacht Club, he brought out the best in me as well as many of my “There were two races that I would like to have will leave these Olympics with a lot of good memo- friends. back to do again but that is always the case when ries. “I’ve learned that the friends that I have made you don’t win. I am going to take some time now to But being in a position to capture a medal in the through sailing will be friends for life.” DREAMS DO COME TRUE

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Ron Pietroniro / Metroland Priscilla waits nervously while the judges analyze the photo-finish tape, then There were some tense moments but in the end it was Whitby’s Priscilla Lopes-Schliep who won the bronze in the women’s 100- gets bear-hugged by Australia’s Sally McLellan after realizing she has just metre hurdles Tuesday in Beijing. She is pictured crossing the line ahead of Jamaica’s Bridgitte Foster-Hylton. won a bronze medal. ‘Oh my gosh. What’s the result?’ It felt like forever WHITBY’S PRISCILLA LOPES-SCHLIEP BRIINGS HOME CANADA’S FIRST TRACK AND FIELD MEDAL IN A DECADE By Brad Kelly Standing on the track looking up at the score- when Lolo Jones, the favourite who ran the sea- 13.08, failing to get out of the preliminary round. [email protected] board for the official result made for some agoniz- son’s fastest time in the world the other night The time in between, and the big meets she ing moments for the 25-year-old Lopes-Schliep. in 12.43, clipped the last hurdle while leading. attended, helped build her confidence. That, BEIJING -- The underdog was feeling like the “When they said photo finish, I’m looking up The break in the momentum of the American and the fact her husband, Bronsen, and coach top dog here in Beijing. and going ‘Oh my gosh. What’s the result? What’s allowed the rest of the field to push past. Jones Anthony McLeary were in attendance, helped Priscilla Lopes-Schliep will be bringing Can- the result?’ Standing there, it felt like forever. finished seventh. keep her calm and focused. ada’s first track and field medal at the Olympic “I had no idea what happened during the race,” Until, of course, the celebration lap that fol- Games since 1996 home to Whitby in the com- ‘I’ve worked so hard, said Lopes-Schliep. “It went by so quick, it was lowed the race, as she passed by the sixth ing days, after claiming third in a photo finish in like a blur.” hurdle, where the two have been seated for all the 100m hurdles at the National Stadium on and been the underdog The medal was the 13th of the Games for Can- three races. Tuesday night. for so long, and everything ada, helping surpass the 12 earned four years “When I ran around the track I was looking In an exciting finish, four of the eight finalists is coming together ago in Athens. Lopes-Schliep was flattered that around for them and they were just swinging the lunged for the finish line at the same time, with and paying off.’ her bronze was the one to put Canada over the Canadian flag back and forth. They were just so second through fifth decided by a photo. top. excited, so happy,” she said of the celebration Lopes-Schliep and Sally McLellan of Austra- -- Priscilla Lopes-Schliep “I feel like I’ve jumped out of my body, gone to after the race. lia hit the wire in 12.64, with McLellan given the heaven and back,” she said. “I’m very excited. That celebration is just the beginning for nod for silver, while Damu Cherry of the United “When I finally saw my name, and then saw This is a dream that’s become a reality of mine. Lopes-Schliep, who comes from a big family. States and Delloreen Ennis-London of Jamaica Sally (McLellan) in front of me, we just ran at “Just to be here and medal for Canada, the Her father, John, is one of six, while her mother, were placed fourth and fifth respectively, stop- each other and started screaming because we first Olympic medal for athletics is such a huge Sharon, is one of 10 children in her family. ping the clock in an identical time of 12.65. were the underdogs. Nobody expected anything accomplishment. I’m just happy to go home with The party has just begun, and the number of The race winner was Dawn Harper of the U.S. out of all three of us.” the bronze medal.” those taking part is about to grow significantly in 12.54. The race took a strange twist at the very end In Athens four years ago she ran a time of on her return.

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A.J. Groen / Metroland Ron Pietronrio / Metroland WHITBY -- The family of Priscilla Lopes-Schliep celebrates her bronze medal win in the 100-metre hurdles in Beijing. BEIJING -- Bronsen Schliep gives his wife, Priscilla, a congratulatory hug. Lopes family watches excitedly from Whitby ‘CONGRATULATIONS, YOU DID IT...YOUR DREAM HAS COME TRUE.”

By Parvaneh Pessian whelmed. [email protected] “I was the happiest dad in the world,” he said, WHITBY -- The Lopes residence shook with adding that Ms. Lopes-Schliep had sent an e-mail thunderous applause and cheers on Tuesday as to her family and friends before the finals asking Priscilla Lopes-Schliep snagged bronze in the them to pray for her. 100m hurdles finals in Beijing. “Priscilla wanted us to pray for quick starts, easy More than 30 family members and friends gath- turnovers, a clean race and no injuries,” he said. ered together at the Whitby home in T-shirts dis- “She’s a very spiritual person.” playing their champion’s photo. They kept their When he heard Ms. Lopes-Schliep had made eyes glued to a large television screen broadcast- it to the Olympics, Mr. Lopes recalled the words ing the Games. of his daughter’s elementary school principal who It was a slow start but a victorious finish for Ms. once told him she ran like the wind. Lopes-Schliep as she crossed the line at 12.64 “So I prayed to God: let her run like the wind and seconds, garnering Canada’s first medal in track- shine in Beijing,” he said. and-field since 1996. Ms. Lopes-Schliep’s younger brother, Jus- tin, said he had a feeling she would win just by ‘So I prayed to God: let the confidence she exuded when discussing the event. her run like the wind and “She’s so determined and she’s worked so hard shine in Beijing.’ for this,” he said. -- John Lopes Her cousin, Amanda Dasilva, expressed her admiration for the win and said she can’t wait to Some jumped for joy while others clasped their see Ms. Lopes-Schliep to celebrate with her. hands over their mouths in amazement but all “I love running too and I look up to her so much,” eyes were glazed with tears as Ms. Lopes-Schliep she said. ran around the track with the Canadian flag soar- In a phone call from Ms. Lopes-Schliep’s coach, ing above her shoulders. Anthony McCleary, the family was told it would be Ms. Lopes-Schliep’s mother, Sharon, wiped a while until they could hear from her. away tears and tried to catch her breath as she “Her life has changed right now and everyone took in the victory. wants a piece of her,” he said. “I’m so excited, I never expected this,” she said. When asked what her first words to her daugh- Ms. Lopes-Schliep’s father, John, said he had ter would be, Ms. Lopes-Schliep’s mother cut to some trouble seeing the screen over the jump- the chase: Ron Pietronrio / Metroland ing heads of his family but when he realized “Congratulations, you did it,” she said. “Your his daughter had won the medal, he was over- dream has come true.” Priscilla Lopes-Schliep takes a victorious run around the track at Beijing’s National Stadium.

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ADAM VAN KOEVERDEN, OAKVILLE weight men’s 4 final A on Sunday. His teammates KAYAK: K1 1000, K1 500 are Iain Bramwell (Victoria), Mike Lewis (Victoria) Advanced directly to Friday’s finals in the men’s and Liam Parsons (Thunder Bay). K1 1000-metre kayak event by winning his heat. In the K1 500 preliminaries Tuesday he broke his own world record and advances to the semifinal ANDREW BYRNES, TORONTO on Thursday. The final is Saturday. ROWING: MEN’S 8 He helped his team win gold in the men’s 8 final A on Sunday. His teammates are Kevin Light, STEVE JORENS, AURORA Ben Rutledge, Malcolm Howard, and Kyle Hamil- KAYAK: K2 1000 ton (British Columbia), Dominic Seiterle (Montre- Jorens and Ryan Cuthbert (Carleton Place) final), Adam Kreek (London) and Brian Price (Bel- ished seventh in his heat in the K2 1000 Monday leville). and moves on to the semifinal Thursday.

ASHLEY BRZOZOWICZ, TORONTO BRADY REARDON, BURLINGTON ROWING: WOMEN’S 8 KAYAK: K4 1000 Brzozowicz of Toronto and her teammates fin- Finished fifth in the K4 1000 Monday and ished out of the medals in the women’s 8 final A advances to Thursday’s semifinal. His teammates on Sunday. The boat also includes Jane Rumball are Angus Mortimer (Ottawa), Chris Pellini (Port (Fredericton, N.B.), Darcy Marquardt (Richmond, Credit) and Rhys Hill (Ottawa). B.C.), Buffy Williams (St. Catharines, Ont.), Andreanna Morin (Montreal), Heather Mando- li (Kelowna, B.C.) and Lesley Thompson-Willie ERIC LAMAZE, SCHOMBERG (London, Ont.) MAC CONE, KING CITY EQUESTRIAN JUMPING Ron Pietroniro/ Metroland Monday was an historic day for Canada when, During an Aug. 13 game, Team Canada’s Chris Robinson gets safely back to the bag as China’s first MARK OLDERSHAW, BURLINGTON with teammates Ian Millar (Perth) and Gillian baseman, Yubing Jia, has trouble handling the ball. CANOE: C1 500 Henselwood (Oxford Mills), Lamaze and Cone Oldershaw was second in Tuesday’s qualifier in who captured silver for Canada in Team Show MEN’S BASEBALL TEAM the canoe single 500M and advances to Thurs- Jumping. Cone was eliminated from individual Uxbridge’s Chris Begg has made two appearances as a pitcher for the Canadian team which, after Mon- day’s semifinal. Start time 3:45 p.m. (3:45 a.m. competition when his horse was injured. Lamaze, day’s play, was 1-4 in preliminary-round play. Begg started off the Olympics with a 10-0 win over China locally). Millar and Henselwood will compete in the indi- and appeared again Monday in a 1-0 loss to Japan. Tuesday against Netherlands.... The men play again vidual jumping final on Friday. today against Chinese Taipei. ISABELLE RAMPLING, BRAMPTON KAREN COCKBURN, STOUFFVILLE SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING ROSANNAGH MACLENNAN, KING CITY MEN’S FIELD HOCKEY Rampling, with partner Marie-Pier Boudreau JASON BURNETT, ETOBICOKE The men’s field hockey team, Gagnon, were sixth in Sunday’s initial perfor- TRAMPOLINE heavily populated with ath- mance and again on Tuesday. They were on to Cockburn took the silver medal Monday in tram- letes from Mississauga and the final today before our press time. See gtaath- poline and teammate MacLennan finished sev- Markham, improved their letes.com for the results. enth in the final. Burnett made it to Tuesday’s final record to 1-1-3 on Tuesday. where he took the bronze medal. In this Olympic tournament, Canada has dropped 6-1, 3-1 ELYSE HOPFNER-HIBBS, TORONTO CARLINE MUIR, ETOBICOKE and 4-2 decisions to Australia, GYMNASTICS 400M Pakistan and the Netherlands A disappointing 16th Friday in the Women’s Indi- Muir was seventh in the semifinal Sunday after respectively. They tied 1-1 vidual All Around final in artistic gymnastics. coming third in her round of the qualifier Satur- with Great Britain Sunday and day morning. That finish left her out of the med- scored their first win on Tues- ASHLEY HOLZER, TORONTO als round. day in a 5-3 match over South DRESSAGE Africa. Went into Tuesday’s Individual Grand Prix Free- OSKAR JOHANNSON, TORONTO style in 15th spot. She finished in 14th position. SAILING Johannson and his teammate, Kevin Stittle (Brampton), will wrap up seven days of sailing OHENEWA AKUFFO, BRAMPTON competition in the Tornado class today at Qing- WRESTLING dao Olympic Sailing Centre in Hong Kong. They Lost both of her rounds Sunday and did not were in eighth place after Monday’s races. advance to the medal rounds.

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AJAX — One of Canada’s most beloved and enduring bands, April Wine, appears in Ajax tonight. The group, which traces its roots to Nova Scotia in 1969 and recorded well-known hits through the 70s and 80s, performs in a free concert at the Ajax Community Centre park at 7 p.m. with special guests The Side Project. The concert is sponsored by the Canadian Union of Public Employ- ees. Shuttle buses will operate from the Village Arena, 100 Church St. N., and from Lakeside Public School, 4 Parkes Dr., at 6:30 and 7 p.m., returning at 10:30 p.m. April Wine, with frontman and original founding member Myles Goodwyn, recorded 15 studio albums with hits that included ‘You Could Have Been A Lady’, ‘Bad Side Of The Moon’, ‘Weeping Widow’, ‘Lady Run Lady Hide’, and more.

submitted photo CD release party Margaret St. John and Paul Francies star in Herongate Barn Theatre’s production of ‘Second Time Around’, a British comedy on stage until Sept. 13. DURHAM — A hometown band, The Champion Heartache, is releasing its new CD Aug. 25 at The Hare and Is love grander the Second Time Around? The Hound. The alt-rock/country collective is made up of Matt Holtby, Brendan Lawless, Sean MacLean, Derek Gib- Husband and wife gether to talk about old times, and over the past 15 years. tion. I love this play and I hope you berson, Trish Robb and Craig Toutant. team up in Herongate their old flame is rekindled as they “They’re very strong,” notes Sav- do, too.” Their self-titled CD was nearly two talk about their first meeting, in- age. “They’re very well-known and Savage himself began acting as years in the making, with support Barn Theatre play stant attraction, how they couldn’t well-known to us as well.” a regular on the CBC series ‘Home from musicians and friends close to keep their hands off each other, St. John trained for her theatre Fires’ in 1975. He studied theatre them. It was recorded with help from their marriages and their children. career in England at the Birming- at the American Academy of Dra- Blind Billy Blasko, core member of PICKERING — A trip down “It’s a delightful comedy about ham repertory theatre and in Lon- matic Arts and the Actor’s Studio in another Oshawa band, The Stables. memory lane and romance re- two people in the later part of life don’s west end. At Herongate, she’s New York, and his career has seen Ajax artist Geordie Lishman, a friend kindled is the basis for an English who reconnect with their first true performed in 40 productions, and him appear in film, theatre and of the band members, sculpted the iron rose that graces the CD’s cover. comedy on stage now at Herongate love,” says director Michael Savage. was last seen as the mother-in-law television. He began to focus pro- Meanwhile, band members are Barn Theatre in Pickering. The cast of two “actually play up- in ‘No Sex Please We’re British’. fessionally as a writer, director and working on their own solo works, in- ‘Second Time Around’, a slap- wards of six characters each in their Francies was last seen as Leslie producer in 1997, and has been ac- cluding MacLean and Robb. The band stick comedy by playwright Derek transitions,” he adds, explaining the Bromhead in the same play, staged tive with Herongate since moving is planning another album for the fall. Benfield, stars Paul Francies and actors do a historical story, and by Herongate in 2007. He says he’s to Whitby in 2002. The current CD has been getting Margaret St. John as Bernard and play their younger selves as well. delighted to be back performing ‘Second Time Around’ is at Her- play on 102.1 The Edge and Oshawa’s Marion, a couple who haven’t seen “The transitions are amazing,” he with his wife. ongate Barn Theatre, 2885 Altona 94.9, The Rock, while the band has each other since he walked out of says. “Performing in a play with just Rd., until Sept. 13. played The Horseshoe and NXNE. their secret love affair more than Both Francies and St. John, who two actors is an additional chal- For more information or reser- The Hare and The Hound is lo- 20 years ago with no explanation. are married to each other, have ap- lenge but one that has been eased vations, call 905-472-3085 or visit cated at 15 Simcoe St. N. in downtown They meet by accident and get to- peared in many Herongate shows by Michael Savage’s sensitive direc- herongate.com. Oshawa. Summer ends with a Slam as Ajacian organizes rock show

DURHAM — Local musicians are Durham rock scene is currently -- Blues Underdog, myspace. com/manwithtarget, metal, hard- Grace, Rides Again celebrating the approaching end of overflowing with bands,” she said. com/bluesunderdog02, with a core and southern rock -- Angel Falls, myspace.com/an- summer with a day of music. Performing will be: blend of funk, hip hop and alterna- -- Toy Box, myspace.com/toy- gelfallsrock, metal-rock with heavy Johnny B’s hosts the End of Sum- -- If Looks Could Kill, www. tive music. The band has shared boxmusic, have shared stage with ballads mer Slam on Aug. 29 with a show- myspace.com/iflookscouldkillrock, the stage with Black Eyed Peas, Ill Finger Eleven, Thornley, Swollen The show is at Johnny B’s, 75 case of Durham’s rising stars, co- with a fresh look at rock and pop Scarlett and Bedouin Soundclash Member Consumers Dr., at 8 p.m. for people ordinated by Ajax resident Amanda -- Anderson Council, myspace. -- Kings Assassins, mypsace.com. -- Something Worth Saving, 19 and over; ID required. Tickets are Cretto of Front Line Agency. com/acouncilband, with classic, kingsassassins, three-piece band myspace.com/somethingworth- $15 and can be purchased online “In this business, it’s tough for contemporary and psychedelic with a Power pop/punk mix savingrock, rock, punk and metal, at TicketLeap.com (search End of these acts to get noticed since the rock -- Man With Target, myspace. toured with Billy Talent, Three Days Summer Slam.) A/P PAGE 24 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 20, 2008 durhamregion.com

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AJAX — Two Ajax soccer players were brought aboard the Durham College Lords women’s soccer team to keep the squad among the best in Ontario college play. Pamela Ogle and Kylie Bracken will suit up for the defending provincial champion Lords this season, which begins on Saturday, Sept. 6 against the Cambrian College Golden Shield. Ogle is a transfer from Cape Breton University, where she was a member of the CIS championship Ca- Pickering’s Tabia Charles speaks with her coach after her second attempt in pers in her first year the women’s long jump event at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. of play. She played and developed as a strong defender with the Ajax Soccer Tabia Charles ‘flabbergasted’ Club. For the past three seasons, Ogle has also played for the U21 Ajax Inferno team, with her to land in long jump finals team advancing to Provincial League. Ogle joins the Lords defensive Pickering resident for the right way to describe the unit which is one of the best in the overcomes nerves feeling. province, as they did not allow a goal “The dream was to make it in 12 consecutive games last season. to post solid jumps here, so I have surpassed any goal Meanwhile, Bracken is set to be I have set for this year,” she said. the Lords goalkeeper of the future. in preliminary round She possesses great control in the “I am just flabbergasted. I just 18-yard box with her height of 5-foot, can’t believe it. It feels good.” 11-inches and also has a fearless ap- By Brad Kelly The fact that she has to wait proach to goalkeeping challenges. [email protected] three days before getting into She will provide great backup to fifth- the pit again is a little out of year veteran Ashley Visser, who’s BEIJING — Tabia Charles can the norm. At most international entering her final year. A product sit down and enjoy a meal for at events, the finals are held right from Ajax Soccer Club, Bracken least the next couple of days. after the qualifier, she said. But has earned numerous achievements Unable to get much food down because this is the Olympics, during her soccer and other sports leading up to the start of the and more than 40 athletes were careers. women’s long jump at the Beijing entered, the qualification round “I am looking forward to working Olympics, the Pickering resident took longer than most. the blend of veterans and new re- cruits, as this combination will renew booked a spot in Friday’s final “I would prefer to do it now my vision for a tough, skilful and after qualifying ninth overall and get it over with. I’ve never competitive Durham College women’s with a top jump had to wait in soccer team for this fall,” said Dur- of 6.61m in Tues- between,” said ham Lords women’s soccer head day morning’s Beijing Charles, who also coach Vaso Vujanovic on the upcom- qualifier at the recorded jumps ing season. “We have developed a National Stadi- of 6.33m and proud, winning tradition at the college um. 6.49m in three at- and we hope to continue the success “The jitters 2008 tempts.” this season.” are still there,” gtaathletes.com Over the next said the 23-year- couple of days, Stars of old shortly after she plans to relax, Pickering fastball learning she will be among 12 try to eat, and catch up with all jumpers competing for gold. her supporters. She laughed set to come out “This morning I could barely eat, when asked about getting advice, and last night I could barely eat.” noting that the list offering some PICKERING — All-star players The qualifying standard was is a long one, including her fa- will be on display as the Pickering set at 6.75m, but only a few of the ther, boyfriend, best friends, aunt Recreational Fastball League holds its jumpers were able to surpass that and brothers. fourth annual men’s and women’s all- distance, among them Brittney The advice is well-intended. stars games on Saturday, Aug. 23. Reese of the United States, who “Anything is possible,” she said The women’s game goes at recorded the longest jump of the of the common theme. “They tell noon, followed by the men’s contest morning at 6.87m. The second me ‘You are just as good as the at 4 p.m. Both games will be played at Dunmoore Park at Whites Road, Ron Pietroniro/ News Advertiser photos standard allows the top-12 per- rest of them.’” south of Hwy. 401. Great food will be Tabia Charles soars into the air at Beijing’s National Stadium during the formances to advance. Turns out they are right. available for purchase throughout the women’s long jump event at the 2008 Olympic Games. The Pickering resident For Charles, getting to an Friday’s final is scheduled for day. advanced to Friday’s final. 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Apply within. ● REQUIRED 905-728-6200, ext Marketing Coordinator Receptionist Paul Moed - Service Manager ● work environments, benefits and mileage allowance. 229 Gus Brown Pontiac Buick Customer Service Admin Assistant For the services of a contractor for Account Manager ● Accountant GMC (Port Perry) Ltd. (905)985-8474 internal 4,000 sq ft office renovation 1-2 years Experience ● 28k-45k Please respond today to: or email: [email protected] in Oshawa. Work to commence REGISTERED MASSAGE General Office Skills & Problem Solving Abilities September 08. Therapists and other natu- Call 416-214-1556 or Diane Moore, Area Director ral health practitioners Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] For further information contact needed for new health MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEER Ana by August 25th, 2008 at the centre in Whitby. Full or - Min. (10) yrs exp. designing steel making Fax: 905.433.5008/1-877-433-5007 Durham Region Unemployed part-time. Send resume to: products. Skilled & Skilled & Address: 1 Mary St. N. Unit C, Oshawa, ON, L1G 7W8 Help Centre at 905 579 1821 [email protected] - Proficient in AutoCAD 2D/3D modeling Technical Help Technical Help or fax 905 579 1857 - Finite Element Analysis software (Algor *please state 'RÉSUMÉ' in subject line for emails preferred) DRAFTER/CAD/DESIGN- LABORATORY TECH- SERVICES CF&R: FITTER (WELDER) ER OPERATOR. This indi- NOLOGIST - We have a cherche des représentant - Min. (5) yrs exp. SMAW, MIG, or TIG vidual will successfully position open for a Junior DENTAL ASSISTANT and Royal Ashburn Golf Club pour le service à la create computer, and oc- Laboratory Technician or Our Dental Centres Receptionist wanted. Apply PLANT FOREMAN casionally pencil generated Now Hiring clientèle. La candidate - Min. (10) yrs exp. in Fitting/Welding/Machining Technologist. Applicants with resume to 5 Points préféré possède: De fortes plans and details from must have either practical are growing again Mall Dental Office. No • Building Maintenance Staff QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR sketches and other docu- compétences de communi- - Min. (10) yrs exp. in Fitting/Welding/Machining experience working in a We require 2 experienced phone calls please. (heavy lifting required) cation orale et écrite. ments to prepare shop control laboratory or a F/T dental receptionists and • Dining room/Snack bar servers Parle l'anglais/français MILLWRIGHT drawings and fab drawings technology diploma from a • Line Cooks couramment. Fiable, - Min. (10) yrs exp. for various equipment. Will recognized technical 1 F/T hygiene coordinator. • Seasonal/Part time, All shifts. possède de bonnes Familiar with CWB Welding technology of heavy prepare clear, complete, school. The work involves Evenings & weekends are a must. DENTAL HYGIENIST re- manières téléphoniques. plate/pipe carbon, stainless, aluminium, copper. and accurate working routine testing of petrole- Please fax resume to 905-852-0284 quired for Saturdays, to Please reply to Prière d'envoyer votre cur- plans and detail drawings um products and at start immediately. Email [email protected] Exc. Wages + Benefits. E-mail [email protected] from rough or detailed riculum vitae par télécopie: Fax 905-668-5687 present is day shift only. resume to Michellefa- or call 905-686-1121 ext.0 (905)426-3895 courriel: sketches or notes. sub- Send resumes either by Hotel/ Hotel/ [email protected] [email protected] contractors will be consid- fax to Catherine Martin at Restaurant Restaurant ered. All candidates are 905-372-1658 by email to INSTALLER WR CHAPMAN AUTO asked to email resumes to [email protected] [email protected] F/T ASSISTANT/recep- Required SIGN SHOP-requires ex- ELECTRIC LIMITED. preferably in plain text or TOSCA BANQUET HALL 16 Centre Street North, Oshawa, ON L1G 4B3 MS Word format or by mail tionist and P/T Hygienist. perienced full-time worker DRYWALL ESTIMATOR AND CONFERENCE CENTRE Come join our dynamic, that can run a high res. ink • Job Title: Experienced Automotive Parts to Chem-Ecol Ltd, PO Box needed immediately. 955, Cobourg, ON K9A growing team! Tracker High speed internet provider jet printer, laminator and Counterperson. Permanent, full time, days. Please fax resume to: Recruiting for the following positions: software knowledge bene- 671 Durham Rd 21, Uxbridge knows Flexipro software. • Salary: To be negotiated. 4W4 905-372-2374 or email: ● Bartenders ● Servers ficial. Please deliver re- (905)852-8896 Craig 416-884-9999 • Start date: Immediately. [email protected] sume in person to: Whitby LANDSCAPE ARCHI- ● ● [email protected] • How to apply: In person (with resume) Dishwashers Cooks Dental Centre, 1101 Brock DZ/AZ DRIVER wanted to TECTURAL technician between 9:00am and 5:00pm Monday to required immediately for Apply in person to Allison: St., S., Whitby. TIRED OF McJOBS? operate a tri axle dump Friday to the above address. truck in the Port Perry AJAX consulting/design ECE TEACHERS & ASSISTANTS $360/week to start, up to • By fax: 905-723-3873 (Attention: Wendy firm. Proficiency in 800 Champlain Ave, Oshawa $800/week, no commis- area. Must have a clean For Ajax/Pickering childcare centre. Brown) driving record with 2-5 AutoCAD, Sketchup & MS or fax (905)404-8382, or email FULLTIME DENTAL as- sion. Fun work. Full time Office. Email Send resume by fax positions available. Call years exp. Heavy equip- [email protected] sistant required for office ment exp an asset. Email: [email protected] in Pickering. Please ( now, start tomorrow, Mi- 905)831-9347 or email chelle 905-668-5544. Dynamic, fast-paced Oshawa area custom [email protected] or email resume to: [email protected] fax 905-982-0609 PROJECT MANAGER. Teaching Teaching [email protected] automated machinery builder is accepting Pro-Bel seeks a dynamic Opportunities Opportunities resumes for: ESTABLISHED DURHAM project manager to join our FRAMER / HELPER need- LANDSCAPE Labourers TODDLER TEACHER winning team, where you • CNC set up machinist for mills or lathes Company requires experi- ed for the Durham Region. required. $12-$18/hr. 60 must have ECE diploma enced Alarm CCTV install- will have a chance to inno- PERSONAL SUPPORT Minimum 2 years experi- hours per week. Clare- and minimum 2-years • Manual lathe/mill (general) machinist er. Full time, benefits. Lock vate, grow, manage, and worker required for ence. Own tools & vehicle mont. Must have car. John teaching experience in a • EDM wire set up / operator smithing an asset. Email administer wide range of disabled female in Brook- required. Please call Brouwer Landscaping. Call daycare centre. Start date • Welder/fitter for machinery fabrication resume to construction documents lin. A positive, energetic (905)668-8753, leave mes- 905-686-3869 Sept 2, 2008. Shift Competitive wages and benefits. [email protected] and delivery of new win- attitude and willingness to sage. 9am-6pm, Brooklin area. dow washing equipment follow directions. Will train. Fax to (905) 434-5795 Ontario Certified Teachers LAWN MAINTENANCE Email resumes to: for various facilities and or P/T & F/T required teaching adults during $14/hr, part-time. Vehicle FULL TIME/PART TIME [email protected] or email to [email protected] alterations/modifications to required. 905-655-6478. door-to-door, delivering company has openings for the day in Durham & Scarborough. experienced maintenance existing facilities. This po- environmental program for sition includes liaisons with Enthusiasm, flexibility, comfortable teaching Enbridge Gas at $10-30/hr staff. full-time opportunities available. Experience and WORK FROM HOME, Put Architectural wood work shop requires cabinet clients to prepare shop English & Math at a high school level. Whitby/Oshawa area. Call Experienced drawings, on-site coordina- ONTARIO TEACHING CERTIFICATE VILLAGE EAST MEDI- 905-571-1955. drivers licence an asset. your PC to work $1,400 assemblers/highly skilled cabinet maker with lead CAL is seeking Echo car- Call Dave at 416-520-3491 part time, $5,000 full time. Duct & Carpet tions, quality control, coor- AND COMPUTER SKILLS A MUST. hand experience, also junior project dinate installations, and all diography Technologist GENTRY ROOFING- roof- or fax to 416-701-9961 Apply on line only coordinator required Cleaners RD'S, VT with ARMS, ex- www.homeoffice4u2.com aspects of project manage- Email: [email protected] ing crews needed. Must Fax resume to: JWS Manufacturing Inc. must be ment. Candidates are perience in both 3-D and have your own GST #, LEAD HANDS & GENER- 416-755-5146 or email available to work asked to send resumes to stress echocardiography. WSIB, own vehicle with AL LABORERS, min 3 [email protected] Sat. and Eve. [email protected] Sales Help Mammography Technolo- drivers licence, fall arrest years experience, inter- Office Help & Agents gist MRT (R) and CMRTO training. Please call 905- Salon & Spa Must have valid lock/natural stone installa- Help AUTO BODY EAST-END drivers STEEL STUD T-Bar, Dry- certifications. New grads 725-1093. tion for well established Salon & Spa welcome. Immediate full Help SHOP seeking full time license. waller and Heavy & Light WANTED Busy real estate North Pickering based Licensed Body Person. gauge required. Must have Office requires Licensed time and part time posi- HIRING IMMEDIATELY, landscape company. Must BUSY NORTH END SA- Fax resume to 10+years. Long hours *af- COURT REPORTER, tions available. Please OPEN POSITIONS Weld- Fax resume: 905-428- Realtors No Cold-Calling have own transportation. LON, seeking experienced SALON CHIC INC. already 8812, or email info@ 905-686-8321 ter* 6p.m. No Rookies. Part/Full time, experienced All Appointments and send your resumes to ers, A/Z Drivers, Ware- Benefits package full time Esthetician and has an established and (905)721-0498 or will train, suite mature [email protected] house, Industrial. APPLY ultimatecollisioncentre.ca Leads Supplied! Make available. Call Mon.-Fri. Nail Technician. Saturdays highly productive team that college or university grad. $100,000 + first Yr. Call: NOW! 905-421-9555 (905)619-6761 or Fax re- a must. (905)436-9303. operates with a degree of FULLTIME CREATIVE Must have reliable car, and EXPRESS EMPLOYMENT CABLE TECHNICIANS PRODUCT DEVELOPER TRAILER OR TRUCK Me- 1-888-213-0076 Use sume to 905-619-0788 excellence and integrity chanic needed for Scarbo- be willing to travel to GTA. ID#2095 (Free Recorded PROFESSIONALS 1099 needed. Annual earnings with a degree in ME- Email resume to unheard of in the beauty $40,000+ (once fully rough/Durham Region Message) Hotel/ Kingston Rd. #214, Picker- industry. We partner with CHANICAL ENGINEER- [email protected] Restaurant ing jobs.pickeringon@ LOOKING FOR Appren- JUNIOR RECEPTIONIST, trained). Drivers abstract, area. Must have valid driv- full time position available team players that are posi- ING needed. Fluency in expresspros.com tice Lineman or Labourer auto insurance & safety AUTOCAD proficiency in er's licence. Dayshift, good Retail at Valentino's. Excellent tive, and motivated. We boots req'd. Email: hr@in wages & benefits. Call to start immediately. Ex- are expanding, and have 1 INVENTOR is preferable. Sales Help INSTRUCTORS needed. perience in DZ License, communication skills and tekcomunications.com Bryce 905-728-2346 or DURHAM BASED small phone etiquette and must. available position for a Familiarity with manufac- Oshawa Fitness & Gym- electrical work, road con- turing. Good communica- 416-297-1712. company requires F/T ad- E-mail resume to caitlinjob special team player who min/Dicta typist. Strong FULL-TIME ASSISTANT nastics Centre is hiring struction is an asset but in tion skills. Resumes to store manager sought for [email protected] has the same character WELDING SHOP looking written and spoken Eng- NOW HIRING qualified instructors for the house training available. traits as we have. If this is [email protected] birding/nature store in following programs to start Job consists of street light for Fitter Welder Estimator lish. Customer service Experienced you, then partner with us in background. Legal experi- Pickering. Should have ex- in September: Dance, Fit- maintenance, bucket HEAVY TRUCK & COACH Coordinator. Driver's cellent customer service Full or Part time forgoing your future as a license required. Fax ence preferred, excellent ness, Yoga, Pilates. All trucks, hydro utility work NEW DOWNTOWN professional salon coordi- Apprentice mechanic to skills and be able to work Line Cooks, days programs are hosted in a etc. Call spa/salon is looking for es- CARPENTER work in a fast paced gar- resume to 905-420-6586. organizational skills. E-mail nator. Please drop off re- resume to employment independently some week- only. Also Part time professional dance studio. ALINEUTILITY.COM 1- thetician (part-time leading sumes to Salon Chic, 100 insurance restora- age. Applicant must be end work. info at urban- Interested applicants may 877-777-1229, email: to full-time), part-time RMT able to work independent- [email protected] Server, days only. Westney Road (Ajax Go tion experience naturestore.com fax: Please apply in submit a resume to: [email protected] or and hairdressing chair ren- Station) ly. Please fax resume to: Office Help (416)491-1426 [email protected]. fax 705-793-9319. tal. Call 905-433-4595, and carpenters 905-697-9940 or drop off person with resume: email resume to helpers. Must at: Andy's Repair Centre, OFFICE ASSISTANT / Re- 375 Kingston Rd. JWP COURIER in Whitby [email protected] or Skilled & have own tools 40 Port Darlington Rd., BOOKKEEPER PART- Hospital/Medical Pickering LOOKING FOR person Technical Help TIME, A/P, A/R, Monthly ceptionist required by Ajax /Dental has immediate openings bring resume to 65 Albert and valid driver's Bowmanville. moving company. Part- for drivers with a car or willing to talk to small tax remit. General office 905-509-7539 groups. A car and internet license. duties and reception. time, Mon.-Fri. 10a.m. to minivan. Geographical AN EXCAVATION and 2p.m. May lead to Full- CDA II REQUIRED for knowledge of GTA is bene- needed. Call Theresa water/sewer company re- (905)686-5854 MYOB experience or simi- progressive family and 1-905-723-6290. ROXELLE HAIRSTYLING lar would be preferred. time. Must be computer lit- ficial. Call Vali (905)668- Seeking Full & Part Time quires excavator, dozer erate and have a pleasant cosmetic dental practice in 0345 operators, dump truck driv- Small east end Scarbo- Oshawa. 35 hours/week. Houses hairstylists for busy Ajax rough company. Very telephone manner. Fax re- $ MacSushi at the Oshawa er,pipelayers and foreman. HEAVY EQUIPMENT op- requires a Lube sume to: 905-683-1360 Established team in place. for Sale LABOURER FULL & part salon. No clientele re- erator lead hand required flexible. E-mail resumes Centre requires a full time quired. Competitive wages. EXPERIENCED ONLY! Technician for Apply to Box #352, time, transportation an as- Fax resumes to 905-985- with commercial construc- to: Lesley@astra PO.Box 481, Oshawa, ON, chef. Please call (905)245- Flexible hours. Chair ren- our busy service trade.com set, w/e required, good for 0241 or email to: 0604 or call 905-985-7737. tion experience. Site L1H 7L5. students also mushroom tal available. Call 647- located in Port Perry, 20 department, clean [email protected] 223-1949 Sales Help Government harvesters needed. Green- ASP.NET WEB Developer, minutes north of Whitby. drivers licence a CLERICAL ASSISTANT & Agents wood mushroom. Fax re- 1 year ASP.NET experi- Must have exp working for busy insurance office. of Canada must, call DENTAL is offering assistance sume (905) 655-8435 call MAINTENANCE PERSON ence, $35k - $40K, email with catch basins, concrete Jimmy Feeney Learn insurance basics (905) 655-3373 email: required full-time for SALES CLERK needed resume to jobs@dotcom pipe, footings, parking lots, and collaborate with expe- GENTRY LIMITED - sales ASSISTANT $20,000.00/person [email protected] Oshawa apartment com- for A & T Beauty Supply. yourevent.com, ref: Posi- road beds, landscape 905-420-9000 rienced brokers. If you are person needed, knowledge needed for a to purchase your plex. Minimum 5 years ex- Must be lic. Stylist with tion #453 grade, laser levels and big organized, energetic and of roofing and/or water- dental office in first home. LABOURER REQUIRED perience. Call (416)297- computer skills. Full-time O drainage. 5-10 years METAL ROOFING / looking for a career rather proofing. Hardworking, Free report available at for Tree Service Must have 7004 or fax resume 416- Tues-Sat (days only). BRAKE PRESS Operator experience. Contact CLADDING installers. Ex- than a job, contact us! goal-oriented person, with Pickering. 1-800-596-2052 valid drivers license. 297-9499. Only those cho- Submit resume in person: Experienced required, for Steve (905)767-5560 perienced only. 905-666- Email brose@fcainsu- great communication skills, Call Experience preferred. Call sen for an interview will be 15 Simcoe South, ask for South Oshawa. Please fax 7am-6pm, or email: 8594 between 9 & 5. or fax rance.com or fax to 416- own vehicle. Please fax ID #1053 (905)725-5415 contacted. 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OSHAWA, 1-bedroom PORT WHITBY 1722/1724 1 & 2 BDRM Available SUBJECT: 1, 2 & 3 Bedrooms from $890 anytime or Sept 1st. Locat- Condominium Bungalow basement. apt near Dufferin St. Newly renovated 350 Malaga, Oshawa Suites in Oshawa Apartments, Oshawa Centre, renovated ed spacious, quiet 1-bdrm • Wireless monopole, 45 metres tall will occupy an area kitchen, new appliances, of approximately 264 sq.m Ask us about AIR MILESÆ REWARD MILES !! $725/mo & $825/mo. all in- 2 & 3 Bdrm's Oshawa. $735; 2-bedrooms $835. clusive. No pets. Please Main floor & lower level separate entrance, park- Avail. September 1st. • Location: 2921 Westney rd, Ajax, SE Corner of 5th ● Friendly community call 905-242-4478 or 905- Free Utilities, apts. in detached housing, no pets. $725/month. Laundry/parking, walk to Con, and Westney ● Near shopping, GO & 401, transit at door 435-0383. Parking. Senior's, es. Completely renovat- inclusive. Available Sept. GO, 401/Brock St. Near ed. New oak kitchens. lst. First/last. 905-668- • Legal Description: Part of Lot 10, Concession 4 ● Attractive & spacious apartments Retiree's & GM sports arena/shopping. 1- • The facility will include mechanical equipment shelter Discounts New bathrooms. Private 0278. 800-693-2778 ● Utilities included 1 BDRM $820/mo inclu- laundry. Private parking. and fencing around the base of the tower. The purpose ● Beautiful Scenery sive. Avail. Sept. 1st 2- 905-728-4993 Rents from 1-bedroom, OSHAWA, 2-bdrm bsmt in of the tower is to improve wireless and data services in bdrm $895/mo inclusive. $825, 2-bedroom $950, REGENCY PLACE Apart- Highland Towers, 3-bedroom, $1050. No quiet residential area. Pri- ments 1 & 2 Bed. Util. incl. the area. Avail. Sept 1st. Immacu- vate entrance & laundry. 200 White Oaks Ct.Whitby late adult lifestyle newer A WALK TO GO, Tim Hor- smoking/dogs. Security & pking. Laundry, (905)668-7332 ton's, shopping, "water- (905)404-2500 Cable, c/a, 5-appliances, social room & additional • PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: As the approval of this site building in decent Oshawa 1-parking, avail. Sept. 1st. www.caprent.com neighbourhood. Prefer front" bus at door. Minutes storage. Min. to shopping and its design is under the exclusive jurisdiction of the to 401. Brock St./Victoria Close to schools/shopping. & parks. Access to Hwy. quality adult tenants. No FARMHOUSE in country $800/month. First/last. Government of Canada through Industry Canada, the dogs. Call 905-448-0390. St. Newer house, 3-bed- 401 & public transit. 15 Re- room, 2 bathroom, eat-in setting north of Oshawa. (905)404-8695 gency Cres. (Mary St. & Town of Ajax has no jurisdiction in this matter other kitchen, a/c, laundry, no 3-bdrm $1200/mo, utilities than as a commenting body to Industry Canada and the 1 BDRM basement apt, Hickory St) 905-430-7397 2 & 3 BEDROOM pets/smoking. $1350. 416- included. Barn and out- OSHAWA, 2-BEDROOM www.realstar.ca applicant. Pickering. $800/month. 238-4775, 1-888-236-2898 buildings also available to basement apt, Steven- Bright & clean. Close to all son/Gibb. Bright, spacious. APARTMENTS rent. Call 905-725-9991, TESTA HEIGHTS 1, 2 & 3 • ANY PERSON may make a written submission to the amenities. No pets/smok- ADULT OCCUPIED small- 9am-4pm. Separate entrance, shared Close to schools, shopping, hospital. ing. Available Sept. 1st. laundry, parking, near bed. w/upgraded finishes. individual listed below by September 12, 2008 with re- er building, Oshawa Cen- Util. incl. Security & park- On site superintendent and security 416-731-8533 or 416-827- tre area, quiet clean 2 bed- LARGE 1-BED APT nicely OC/transit. No smok- spect to this matter. 7247. ing/pets. $900/month ing. Landscaped grounds, room, large livingroom & decorated, top floor, quiet private patios & balco- WINDJAMMER APTS dinette. Includes fridge, house, separate entrance, inclusive, first/last, credit • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION may also be obtained 33 Falby Crt., Ajax (905)686-0841 check. September 1st. Sue nies. 2 Testa Rd., Ux- stove laundry parking heat. parking, laundry. All inclu- bridge. 905-852-2534 through the following contacts: 1 Bedroom Apartment $875. (905)723-0393 sive, $695/mo. First/last, (905)924-3513. www.ajaxapartments.com Salem/Highway 7 area www.realstar.ca no pets/smoking. Avail. SITE LOCATION MAP beautiful estate AJAX (PHONE NUMBER October 1st. Central OSHAWA, bright, recently property with pond, renovated, 1-bdrm bsmt. WESTNEY/SULLIVAN, Duane Lovelace CORRECTED) - 2 Bed- Oshawa. 905-884-6922. Site Acquisition Specialist view, private deck, room, legal, basement apt. 1100-sq.ft, separate en- AJAX New 1-bedroom trance, fireplace. $799/in- plus living room, basement Rogers Wireless Inc. 2 & 3 BEDROOM avail. immediately, for sept. 1st in LARGE BACHELOR 8200 Dixie Road basement apt., separate clusive. Laundry, hi-speed apartment. Separate en- $695/month inclusive, westney/hwy2 area. Stor- trance & laundry. Parking. Brampton, Ontario APARTMENTS no smoking/pets age shed, Washer/Dryer, entrance, kitchen & bath- internet, additional parking available. First/last. Available Sept 1st. No L6T 0C1 Close to schools, shopping, hospital. (905)649-1422 A/C, Cable. $1050/month. room, no pets, non-smok- Tel (416) 274-7775 Call (905)686-0343 after ing. North end. Available Available Sept 1st/Oct 1st. pets/smoking. $750/mo On site superintendent and security lighthousefamily No pets/smoking. +utilities. Call Mujeeb at Fax (647) 747 4600 6p.m. immediately $550/month. 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AJAX - SALEM/HWY2 (905)723-2094 www.apartmentsinonta- Available immediately. for Rent for Rent for Rent close to all amenities, rio.com (905)655-7277. QUILT SHOP established A&P, Goodlife, 401. non- 2bdrm basement apt. GUILDWOOD area 3 bed Sep/entrance. New kitch- ONE BEDROOM APTS. AJAX 3 bedroom de- FAMILY FRIENDLY Wil- 3-BDRM QUIET WHITBY semi-detached bungalow. for 20 yrs. Fabric, Notions, smoker, no pets. Jason Sewing Machines, en. New Washer/Dryer, available August 1st. Park OSHAWA, Ritson/Wolfe, 1 WHITBY freshly painted, tached bungalow, large liamsburg N.W Whitby, townhouse, a/c, appliances Large kitchen and master 905-449-6440 available and 2 bedroom, plus very bright, spacious 1- yard, clean, quiet street, & garage, on bus route available in Whitby close to immediately. A/C, parking. Close to and Adelaide, clean & new home, 1650sq.ft, 3- bdrm. Full privacy-fenced amenities. $850/month, in- bright, $695, plus Hydro, utilities, parking, bedroom apt. On quiet near school/park. $950 bedroom, 3-bath, main with shopping & schools yard. Upgrades within last 401. Owner motivated to sell quickly. asking cluding cable/Internet. No First/last. (905)242-8487. fridge/stove inclusive. residential street. Steps to plus. (905)683-6203. floor familyroom. Available nearby. Available now. Call 9 years include fur- 1 BEDROOM basement pets/smoking. Available First/last, Available imme- public transit. Heat/park- immediately. No pet/smok- 905-668-6843. nace/AC/air cleaner/roof/ $49,000.00. Call 905-430- walkout apt. Bright, clean, AJAX, DETACHED, 0297 416-258-9377 anytime. Call (905)239- ONTARIO ST/WILLIAM diately. Call 647-404-1786. ing/locker included. Onsite ing, first/last, plus credit eaves/windows/main and maple floors, gas fireplace. 2862. (647)291-6634 laundry. Please call 905- 2,800sq.ft, 4-bdrm, 3-bath. check, $1400/month, plus AN OSHAWA SOUTH Utilities, cable, internet, St, Oshawa 2-bdrm apart- storm doors. Basement ment, bright, clean, private OSHAWA- Close to O.C. 809-0168. Superintendant Pickering Village. $1700/ utilities. (905)767-5585. newly renovated town- apt. Walk to bluffs, TTC Mortgages, parking, incl. Central Park AJAX, LARGE 1-bedroom Fully furnished bachelor required. mo. Also 2-bdrm basement house, 3-bedroom $975+ Blvd & Adelaide area. No entrance, open concept liv- and GO. $279,900 Call Loans basement apt., suits single ingroom, ceramic basement. apartment. apartment, $800/mo. No HANDY MANNS INVITES utilities. Close to schools & Home Life Realty/Broker pets/smoking/laundry. working person, no smok- Clean, newly renovated. WHITBY PLACE 1 & 2 pets/smoking. Available shopping. First/last. Call Avail. Sep or Oct.1, $750 floors/hardwood, own laun- YOU...To attend an OPEN 416-922-5533 Blythe Sex- $$MONEY$$ Consolidate ing/pets. $850/month. dry, balcony, parking. $600/month all inclusive. bed. Landscaped grounds. Sept. 1st. 416-628-4335 HOUSE!! Custom built 416-880-4126. smith/SalesRepresentative Debts Mortgages to 100%. incl. First/last 905-409- Available Sept. 1st. Call First/last. No pets/smoking. Balconies, laundry & park- 0949. Available now, $799/month AJAX, WESTNEY/401, home for rent. Sat-Sun FURNISHED TOWN- No income, bad credit OK! (905)428-9492 plus utilities. 905-720- Available immediately. ing. Access to Hwy. 401 & Aug 23rd-24th, 1-5pm, ONTARIOWIDE FINAN- 905-571-7708. public transit. Near shop- 3-bedroom, 2-1/2 baths, HOUSE ($1700), unfur- 3117. freshly painted, renovated 11 Pigott Lane, Orono. nished $1500. Whitby 3- Apartments/ CIAL CORPORATION 1-BDRM APARTMENT, AJAX- OXFORD Towers. ping & schools. 900 Dun- Available September. Condos for Sale 1-888-307-7799 downtown Bowmanville, Spacious apartments, PICKERING (Brock/Dell- das St. E. (Dundas St. & bathroom, parking, bedrooms, 2-bath- OSHAWA 1 bedroom apt brook) walk out basement fridge/stove. $1300 plus 4-bedrooms, 3-baths. rooms, 6-appliances, a/c, new appliances, new bath- quiet bldg, near shopping, $600/month inclusive Garden St) 905-430-5420 For further info visit: COURTICE, PRIVATE CENTRAL FUNDING room, new carpeting, park- GO. Pool. 2-bedroom apartment available, 4 ap- www.realstar.ca utilities. Available Sept 1st. c/v, finished bsmt w/gas available immediately. pliances, 2 car parking, ac- Certified. First/last. Serious www.handymanns.ca or fireplace, no pets, non- SALE, Excellent, sought Group, first & second mort- ing included, avail immedi- apts. $1019/mo. ALSO 1/2 house with 2 call Frank 905-983-5341, after ground floor, newly gages to 100%. From 5.4 ately. $750/month plus Available August/Sept 1st cess to entire backyard WHITBY, 2 bedrooms from inquires only. Call smokers. References and bedrooms $850-inclusive w/patio, $800inclusive. (905)434-8758. Brian 905-983-5633. credit check. Available renovated 2 bedroom bun- % for 5 years. Best utilities. Call 1-877-636- 3-bedroom $1125/mo. Plus Available July 1. ABSO- $950 all inclusive Close to galow Condo, with walk available rates. Private 4441 ext 376 or 905-623- parking. Available Au- 1st/last required. Available all amenities. Office hours Sept 1st. (905)430-0404. LUTELY NO SMOKING, September 1. Call ALL UTILITIES INCLU- OSHAWA NORTH, prime out to walled patio, Locat- funds available. Refinanc- 5737. gust/Sept 1st. 905-683- no pets. (905)576-3924 9-5, Monday - Friday. location, quiet street, ed in a quiet, secure park 8571, 905-683-8421 (416)825-4269 (905)430-1877 SIVE $1325, SOUTH OSHAWA 2-bdrm ing debt consolidation a Oshawa/Whitby border, 3- 3-bdrm main floor bunga- newly renovated $995/mo like setting of Courtice. specialty. For fast profes- 1-BDRM BASEMENT apt. OSHAWA 1-BEDROOM. ATTENTION SENIORS/ bedrooms, main and sec- low, good-sized bdrms, all inclusive. 1-4pc, 1-2pc Bright open concept layout sional service call Separate entrance. Twin Free laundry facilities, PICKERING WHITBY, 3-BEDROOM spacious, c/air, pool, free with engineered hardwood MATURE ADULTS quiet ond floor, close to all bath. Near schools/ (905)666-4986. beds/walk-in closet. No electricity/heat/water incl. GO/LAKE unit in triplex, parking, amenities, laundry and internet/satellite. $1350/mo amenities. No pets. and ceramic floors includ- pets/smoking. Westney N. living everything on one Perfect for single person or laundry, walk to Go. Yard. level all new 2-bdrm, Nice 1 bed. quiet parking. Available immedi- utilities included. Available First/last references re- ing crown molding and 3 on Rossland E. No smok- couple. 1-parking space. No pets/smoking. $900 Sept 1st. No smoking/pets. sided wood burning fire- CREDIT!!! fridge/stove, parking, laun- bsmt. apt. Heated ce- ately. First/last, references. quired. Avail Sept 1. ing/pets. $750/mo. Free in- Near O.C. Looking for plus utilities. Avail. Sept 1. (416)264-7990. 416-887-3289. Please call (905)571-3961 place. Dishwasher, Micro- INCOME!!! ternet. Available now! dry, cable. All inclusive. mature, clean, quiet, ten- ramic tile floors. Suits (416)574-2621. ANY $985. Oshawa 289-240- wave, Fridge, Stove, st nd rd (905)686-0299. ant. No pets, good credit. single, non-smoker. 1 , 2 & 3 Mortgages 4120 Washer, Dryer included. $800/mnth. First/last. avail Includes util, sep. WHITBY, WALK TO GO, Personals Personals Personals Pet friendly complex. * Below Bank Rates 1-BDRM BSMT APT, AVAILABLE September Sep1. Call John at 905- entr, parking, cable, large 3-bedroom, mainfloor Priced at $179.000 or B.O. 576-4229(answering ma- duplex, 2 entrances, park- * Reﬁ nance to 100% close Oshawa Centre, sep- 1st. gorgeous 2bedroom laundry. Fresh De- Cell--416-712-9164 or 705- arate entrance. Hy- chine), Cell 289-385-6289. signer paint, ing, laundry facilities. 657-1028 basement apartment in PERSONAL PRAYER TO ST. JUDE * Purchase 0% Down dro, a/c, cable, parking, Courtice, White Cliff es- soundproof. No pets $975/mo plus utilities. laundry included. tates home. Separate OSHAWA APTS. Clean Ask $699/mo. Available Sept/Oct 1st. No Thanks to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart Of Jesus for fa- POWER OF SALE $700/mo, first/last. No walkout entrance w/patio. quiet security monitored pets. Call 905-721-2887. Industrial/ pets/smoking. Available newer bldgs. Bachelor, 1 & Avail Sept. 1st vours received. May the sacred heart of Jesus be Commercial Space STOPPED!!! backs onto forest. 2 bath- immediately. References. rooms, kitchen, livingroom, 2 bedroom includes 905-420-3751 WHITBY,BROCK/BURNS, adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the (905)436-9337. private laundry, 1parking- utilities, parking, laundry LARGE bright, 1-bedroom world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for 1-877-568-9255 on site, no dogs. 905- 15 CAR Auto Compound, spot. $1100/month inclu- PICKERING Major Oaks basement apt, Sep en- us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, pray for us. St. Jude, Small office. 401/Westney 416-578-0897 2 BEDROOM apartment sive except phone. perfect 260-9085, 905-260-9095. Rd, 3-bdrm bsmt apt. Side trance, parking, laundry, 905-391-6191 www.butlermortgage.ca at Simcoe and Centre for single or senior. no entrance, newly renovated. A/C, gas fireplace, fridge, helper of the hopeless, pray for us. Say this prayer nine South. Clean central smoking/pets. (905)436- OSHAWA HOSPITAL, Full-bath. $900/mo. stove dishwasher, cable. times a day for nine days. This prayer has never failed, ASK FOR Mary North of Adelaide, LARGE OFFICE, 2 Bay Oshawa apartment includ- 1387 Utilities included. 1-park- internet $900/inclusive. and your prayers will be answered. Publication must be WILL BUTLER, AMP ing utilities for $800. Park- 2-bedroom main floor, ing. Share laundry. No Available immediately. Garage Parking, Busy laundry, parking, $900/mo promised. Street, 905-391-6191 ing included. Call Anthony BAYLY/LIVERPOOL, pets/smoking. Available Call 905-668-5593 PRIVATE FUNDS- 1st, 905-925-5696. bachelor, walking distance inclusive. 905-668-8869 immediately. First/last, B.D.R. 2nd mortgages. Consoli- to lake, parking, laundry, Mon-Fri 9-5pm, or 905- references. 289-200-0038. 579-2350. Houses Offices & date bills, low rates. No ap- 2 BEDROOM apartments, private entrance. Available for Rent praisal needed. Bad credit PICKERING, 1-bdrm bsmt Houses Business Space 80 William St. W., near immediately. No pets/ for Rent ST. JUDE'S NOVENA okay. Save money. No ob- smoking. References re- OSHAWA LARGE deluxe w/eat-in kitchen, downtown Oshawa, all in- $695/MONTH $0 DOWN ligation. No fees OAC. Call clusive, $850. No pets. quired. (905)839-1916 1-bedroom apt. Upper $700+40% utilities. Both Thanks to St. Jude for favours grant- COMMERCIAL space Peter (416)460-4594, floor, gas fireplace, laundry avail. Sept 1st. Lots of (oac). Why rent when you available, 2-storey house, First/last. 1-(866)-327- can own any house from ed. May the Sacred Heart of Jesus be Mortgage Leaders 7485. BOWMANVILLE, 1-bedroom, all appliances incl. parking. No smoking/pets. 1200sqft, and ground floor room, $650 plus hydro, in- Non smokers, avail Oct.1, First/last. 905-427-2688 or $695/month, zero down up adored, glorified, loved and pre- unit, 800sqft. Prime Sim- to $2,000 credit. Require ALTONA N. OF FINCH 3 cludes heat. Available im- $925/mnth all inclusive. 416-358-3475 bdrm bungalow. Whole served throughout the world now coe St. N location. Parking Apartments & Flats 2-BDRM OSHAWA avail. Call 905-723-3301 or 905- family income from for Rent Oct. 1st, suits working mediately. Parking, coin house. Bsmt unfinished, and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus, available. Available imme- laundry. Call Liza 728-1917. PICKERING, Dellbrook/ $35,000/yr. and good es- diately. Call 905-576-5123 single or couple, tablished credit. I'll qualify sunsets over farm field. pray for us. St. Jude, helper of the EXTREMELY quiet, (905)623-4302. Brock. Large 1-bedroom Half acre lot. $1100/mo for details. ! KING/WILSON, OSHAWA near O/C lovely above-ground basement you on the phone. Why hopeless, pray for us. St. Jude, work- spotless building, 2 blocks rent; call Bill Roka, Sales plus utilties. Call Mike 905- OSHAWA Quiet building, BRIGHT BACHELOR fur- 3-bdrm main floor of apt. Spacious, separate 831-3300 er of miracles, pray for us. Say this near shopping, transporta- from Lakeview Park, house. Quiet neighbour- Rep Remax Spirit Business $925/mo/ includes utilities, nished apartment - Cour- entrance, appliances in- prayer 9 times a day for 9 days, by tion. Utilities, parking in- tice, main level, private en- hood, w/out to large yard. cluding washer/dryer, fire- (905)728-1600 or 1-888- Opportunities cluded. 1 & 2-bedroom parking, storage, private parking, a/c laundry fa- 732-1600. the 8th day your prayer will be an- patio. Laundry room. No trance, a/c, own bath & place, garage parking. apts. $830 & $930/month. laundry, on bus route, cilities, No smoking/pets. $800/mo inclusive. No [email protected] No- swered. It has never been known to FOR SALE - Seven coffee available immediately & pets/smoking. Bus stop at first/last. $1275/mo in- body sells more homes BEAUTIFUL LAKE- door. First/last. Call Katie utilities included, mature smoking/pets. Available fail. Publication must be made. machines. Four located in August/Sept. 1st. Call adult, many extras, no cludes utilities (905)831- Sept 16th. (416)728-1236. than Remax. FRONT House. Very effi- Thank you Durham Region. Call 905- (905)571-4912 until anytime (905)427-2782 9458 cient Four Mile Lake, just ext. 222 leave message pets/smoking. $700/mo. 697-7978. 6:00pm. tel 905-436-2683 PORT PERRY, Walk to 5-BDRM HOUSE, outside of Fenelon Falls. L.S. OSHAWA NORTH, gor- Lake Scugog. Enjoy Oshawa, 2 kitchens, 3+Bedrooms w/lots of ex- (2) OSHAWA 3-bedroom 2-BEDROOM apt, walking geous 1-bedroom main ceramic harwood floors, tras included. $1600/mo+ FOR SALE: P/T Vending BROCK RD/HWY 2. Bright peaceful, beautiful town. $1200 Sept 15th. 2-bed- distance to GM, large spacious walk-out 2-bdrm floor of SENIOR-LIFE- Spacious 3-bdrm. In well- close to amenities, quiet Easy commute, get out of Houses Townhouses Machine business, 7 ma- room $975/inclusive, im- backyard, freshly painted, STYLE COMPLEX, se- street, pets welcome, a/c, city!! (705)328-9684 after for Rent for Rent chines active in Ajax/Pick- bsmt apt. C/A, 5 applianc- kept, quiet 3-storey build- meidaite. 2-levels, upper new flooring, great loca- es, utilities & parking incl. cluded area in the city, ing. Balcony, 1-parking, $925 bi/weekly plus hydro, 5pm. ering area, 2 extra ma- unit, lots of room. Quiet tion, near Go train. shop- beautiful lawn, ample Call after 3:30pm chines incl. Moving out of Avail. immediately. Call Security Video. No Smok- street, hardwood, separate ping. Avail Sept. 1st. Dave, 416-678-6758 parking, $1000/month, all ing/No dogs. First/last. (905)259-7881. WHITBY DETACHED area. Call Jim (905)626- entrance, big backyard. (905)903-0597 inclusive, Immediately. HOUSE@ Rossland/Thick- LOCATED AT WIL- 0941 905-985-6032, 905-430- 416-726-6910. OSHAWA - SIMCOE / (905)723-7291. 7816. 5-BEDROOM north BOWMANVILLE Beauty!! son 4 bdrms, 2 1/2 baths, SON/BEATRICE. 3-bdrm 208 CENTRE ST S, new GIBB, 4 spacious one and Oshawa. 2 floors, 1-1/2 Executive 3-bdrm, 2 sto- dbl garage, family rm w/fpl, townhouses available for GRAPHIC DESIGN/ (2)-BDRM Oshawa, large adult lifestyle building in two bedrooms available OSHAWA Simcoe/Taun- WHITBY, 1-bdrm spacious baths, formal livingroom rey, 9 yrs! Waverly/Long- $1295 mo. + utilities, rent. Close to all amenities DIGITAL PRINT Centre main floor, tri-plex apt bldg. Oshawa. 2-bdrm including Sept. lst. freshly painted, ton 1-bdrm $805, 2-bdrm bsmt apt. Gas f/p, 4 appli- w/fireplace, 5 appliances, 2 worth. Ceramic flooring, Sept.1, legal Bsmt Apt. not and transportation. $1089 owner retiring. Financing 304 Banff Ave. quiet street, kitchen, living room, stove, one parking included from $865 includes utilities & ances, 2-parking, $850/mo level deck, near hospital, finished basement, garage, incl., 1st/Last, prefer no plus heat/hydro, includes available. low overhead, shed, fenced yard, laundry, dishwasher, fridge, micro- $650 to $1,200. No dogs, parking. Quiet mature inclusive. Avail. immediate- transit, schools, great area. fireplace, new appliances. Smoking /Pets. Tim Web- water/cable. 1-pet allowed. no experience necessary. parking, references, wave, parking, laundry first /last. ODSP and sen- building. Near Durham ly. Call Mike days 905-427- Older home w/upgrades. $1500/month plus utilities. ster @ Sutton Group Heri- Call for more details full training and support. 1- first/last, Sept 1/15. $860- facilities. 905-723-1647 or iors welcomed. (905)924- College/UOIT. No pets. 4077 ext. 24, evenings $1485+utilities. (416)724- Available now or Septem- tage Brokerage 905 619- & availability dates. 800-645-3006 inc. (905)922-5814 905-728-7841. 6075. 905-435-6023 905-665-3666. 9555 ber 1st. 905-999-9371 9500. (905)432-6809. A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 20, 2008 newsdurhamregion.com

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Please send a short letter application refused. Pad- CKC registered, tattooed, quired. 200 cars in stock 1994 YAMAHA YZ 250, 0707 Rates from $540/month. and phone number to: LP RECORDS, 75+ the lot dy's Market, 905-263- vet checked, dewormed, Call 877-743-9292 or new plastics, tires, silenc- (905)244-0342, Suite 669, 2 Campbell for $10. Call (905)427- 8369 or 1-800-798- family raised. (705)953- apply online at er, clutch, runs great, 905-683-0707 www.HomesWithHelp.com Drive, Uxbridge L9P 0A3 2993. 5502. 9481 www.needacartoday.ca $1,500. 905-885-2028. newsdurhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, WEDNESDAY EDITION, August 20, 2008, PAGE 31 A/P Coming Events Coming Events NOW WINBOURNE PARK is having a BBQ, CARWASH, and YARDSALE FUNDRAISER ONLINE Saturday Aug 23rd Auctions 9:00 - 2:00 1020 Westney Road Sudoku

Cards Cards 48 1 of Thanks of Thanks Estate Auction, Thurs. Aug. 21st 1 7 9 6 8 KEVIN BARKER AUCTIONS ONE DAY ONLY - AUCTION SALE 7 4 3 1 DIRECT FACTORY AUTHORIZED NOTE: Start time 1/2 hr early at 6:00 pm at our Auction Hall 12927 Cty Road #2, 3 876 9 AUCTION SALE- Partial Listing only! LIQUIDATION ALL ITEMS MUST BE SOLD Card of Thanks 8 576 of farm machinery, tools, antiques, hay, collectibles, Acting under Instructions received: we will sell: west of Colborne. 6 7 5 24 Selling private estate from Oshawa for a gentleman who's un- Hildegard Matheis milking supplies & livestock. BRAND NEW FURNITURE & ACCENTS timely death has forced the sale of his hobby shop where he Saturday, August 23rd -10 a.m. *unclaimed containers* overstocks * receiverships loved to restore old vehicles, the sale will include an unfin- 6 19 **movie sets* * mfg.showroom samples*designers ished project 1-1953 Ford 1/2 ton, body off restoration started The Estate of the late William Bayles choice* misguided freight* *model homes*close- all parts plus spares are there, other old car parts, set of good 3440 Brock Rd- Pickering, Ont outs*estates* *new home furnishings * bedroom racing clicks plus line of mechanical and body shop tools, suites* living room sets * *dining tables & chairs welders, nearly new 5Hp compressor, drill press, grinders, On the southwest corner of Hwy# 407 & Brock Rd. SEE SIGNS! *hand carved mahogany designer's accents * * estate pullers, sanders, welding torches, plus many more shop arti- It’s fun Machinery includes: #254 M.F. 4 X 4 diesel tractor with #236 front end jewellery * big screen lcd tv*sports memorabilia* cles, few metal signs, H.D. drill press, band saw, table saw, loader with quick attach bucket, pallet forks and round bale spear (3954 leather sofas- estate coins - framed art- vanity sinks- Husky tool chest, lge selection air tools & more, also 1948 area rugs* Massey Harris Pony tractor model PGA with small blade on hrs), # 253 M.F diesel tractor with rear remotes, (3411 hrs), #135 M.F. PUBLIC AUCTION front, PTO restored one time in excell condition, also flat bed It’s challenging diesel tractor with rear remotes (5467 hrs), #641 Ford Workmaster gas Mon. Eve. Aug. 25th 7 p.m. PJ 72"x12" trailer model 5A 121 with Gorilla lift assist for tail tractor with 3 pt.h. (1831 hrs), Case Vac #14 gas tractor with 3 pt.h. rear (Preview at 6: pm) gate ramp, only 2 yrs old, household includes, computer w/flat lift, #634 M.F. round baler with gathering wheels, #725 M.F. mower/con- Scugog Community Centre screen, excellent sofa & love seat, ant parlour table, other ant. 1655 Reach Street, Port Perry, tables, excell ant oak desk, nice maple dinette, dressers, It’s addictive! ditioner, #501 Ford- 3 pt.h. sickle mower, RC 301 Vicon 2 wheel hay chests of drawers, coffee & end tables, sofa & chair set, occa- rake, #270 N.H. square baler, 16' flat hay wagon, Allied hydraulic driven sional chairs, book shelves, TV stand, dining rm set, ant round Partial listing only: Brand new Imported Fine oak table, pair easy chairs w/foot stools, wing chair, recliner stooker, manual stooker, bale buncher, Case 30' elevator on wheels with quality High Grade Leather sofa, loveseat & chair chair, corner cabinet plus lge quantity small articles, dishes, 48 1 electric motor, Case 7' sickle mower, 6 ton running gear, #5100 Case 13 groupings, Recliner theatre sets with top grade leather glass, china, collectables, etc. hides from Italy etc. King & Queen size Bedroom Terms cash, cheque, Visa, MC, Interac run seed drill with fine & coarse grass seed boxes plus grain & fertilizer suites with full cabinetry and mirrors, Quality deluxe 1 7 9 6 8 boxes, 4 section diamond harrows ,chain harrows, 8' Triple K cultivator, Box & Mattress sets, New designer style 9 pc Pub Gary E. Warner, Auctioneer 905-355-2106. 7 4 3 1 #130 N.H. 2 beater manure spreader with new apron plus MUCH more sets, selection of 7 pc dining tables and chairs, storage www.warnersauction.com 3 876 9 ottomans, French tables, desks, Hand Painted Bom- 8 576 machinery to be listed in full next week. bay chests, commodes, unique designer marble top 6 7 5 24 Hay & Straw: Livestock Includes: 28 head of Jersey cattle: vanity and sinks, Grandfather clocks, Items arriving Karl Matheis, husband of the late 200 round bales of 1st cut hay (2008) 3- 2008 calves daily, plan to attend, many more items too numerous Hildegard Matheis, and the rest of the 6 19 40 round bales of 1st cut hay (2007) 3- yearling heifers to mention CORNEIL'S AUCTION BARN Matheis Family would like to extend 500 small square bales of straw 5- 1st & 2nd calf heifers ------Friday, August 22nd at 4:30pm their sincere, heartfelt thanks to everyone 100 small square bales of hay 14 Cows of various ages $100.00 COUPON located 3 miles East of Little Britain who paid their respects, sent flowers, (heifers & cows are open and on Kawartha Lakes Rd. 4. cards and made donations in Hildegard's A new AUGUST SALES ONLY: must present this 6 walnut balloon back chairs, oak 4 stack barrister bookcase, memory. Thanks to all the neighbours, have excellent recip potential) ad on registration to desk clerk to receive upright gas pump, oak wall telephone, walnut buffet, oak rock- plus 15 laying hens $100.00 towards the purchase of any 9pc din- er, child's pb rocker, walnut gate leg table, 6 Duncan Phyfe friends and family who attended the chairs, bakers rack, RCA 36" TV, oak Hoosier top, parlour ta- memorial service, your love and support puzzle Household items, Antiques & Collectibles: Pioneer made cook stove ing room suite * lcd tv 40" or larger * ap- bles, kitchen table and chairs, modern oak table and 6 pb with reservoir plus circulation fan (only 3 years old), modern commode praised estate jewellery item* an extra 5% dis- chairs, queen box spring and mattress, chesterfield, modern has been overwhelming. Thanks to the chairs, Moffat refrigerator, old brass bed, antique Philco upright radio, count on all purchases paid in cash with this ad bedroom sets, Treadle sewing machine, garden benches, Ma- wonderful staff at Lakeridge Health electric organ, various pine tables, pressed back children's high chair ------son and Risches upright piano, trombone, qty of jewellery, qty Oshawa especially the staff on the 6th each day www.auctioneer.ca of sports cards, qty of hand and power tools, 10" Durex band floor, we greatly appreciated the ,Bissell wooden carpet sweeper, antique Standard treadle sewing ma- contact us: [email protected] saw, Delta belt/disc sander, Hotpoint washer and gas dryer, chine, old floor lamps, crosscut saws, wooden buggy jack, large anvil, Diplomat bar fridge, Craftsman 6HP snowblower, 5HP log compassion and care you showed us in splitter, 16' Crestliner boat with 60HP Evinrude and trailer, 16' such a difficult time. Thank you to the large cast iron pot with handle, Space Warner electric brooder, various Peterborough cedar strip canoe, Kipor 3 cylinder diesel gen- 48 1 tins, steel wheels, antique wooden feed bag cart, grain cradle, antique erator, Qqty of china, glass household and collectible items. excellent staff at Oshawa Funeral Home, wooden orchard ladder, long wooden ladder, blacksmiths vice, forage Don & Greg Corneil Auctioneers and Mr. Gordon Ferguson and the staff 1 7 9 6 8 blower, oak barrels & nail kegs, wooden spiles, platform grain scales, 1241 Salem Rd., Little Britain at Northern Casket in Lindsay. 7 4 3 1 large steel wheel weights ,large quantity of antique tools, garden gate, (705) 786-2183 for more info. or pictures go to: 3 876 9 www.corneil.theauctionadvertiser.com 8 576 cream cans plus much more. Buildings: 40' X 24' X 18' wooden truss 6 7 5 24 building plus a 10' X 12' milk house style building. A Large Quality 2 Day Auction 6 19 No Reserve Kevin Barker Auctions Ltd Lunch Available Sunday, August 24th : (705)-374-4478 / (705)-878-2947 Deaths Deaths Visit our web site: www.kevinbarkerauctions.com for full listing Preview 9:30 A.M. Auction 11:00 A.M. & pictures of sale items. Monday, August 25th: SILENT AUCTION Preview: 4:00 P.M. Auction 5:00 P.M. Fri. August 22nd Five different Selling the Contents of the Quality Home PUBLIC AUCTION - ONE DAY ONLY 996 Farewell, Oshawa Direct factory authorized liquidation - all items must be sold of the Late Dr. J.R. Giardine of Timmins & Acting under Instructions received: we will sell: the Pratt Ware Collection of Irene Mark- units 91N, 62N, 33S, 36N, 18WC levels BRAND NEW FURNITURE & ACCENTS vart and the Platter Collection of Doug Hill Over 1000 ITEMS MUST BE SOLD!!!! 1700 Alliance, Pickering *unclaimed containers* overstocks * receiverships **movie sets* * mfg.showroom Large Selection of Antique Furniture and units B04, B21, C11, G04 of difficulty samples*designers choice*misguided freight* *model homes*closeouts*estates**new Decorative Items, Numerous Oils & Water- home furnishings * bedroom suites* living room sets **dining tables & chairs *hand colours, Several Dinner Services, Sterling, Doulton, Jewellery, Oriental Carpets and 85 Westney , Ajax DODSWORTH, Eileen Rose - suddenly at carved mahogany designer's accents * * estate jewellery * big screen lcd tv*sports Lakeridge Health Bowmanville, on Saturday, 48 1 contents of a long established home. units 5160, 2110, 6330, 7136, memorabilia* leather sofas- estate coins - framed art- vanity sinks- area rugs*elec- August 16, 2008, in her 84th year. Loving 6600, 4230, 2152, 7163 wife of Victor for 58 years. Dear mother of 1 7 9 6 8 tronics* giftware * collectibles* purses*desks* oil paintings * This is an Auction not to miss. 7 4 3 1 Lynn Graham and her husband Larry of This is a partial listing, please watch web 3 876 9 Tobermory, Victor Dodsworth and his wife 8 576 site for updates. Terry of Warkworth, Philip Dodsworth and 6 7 5 24 Jacqueline of Ajax, and Andrew Dodsworth Indoor Yard Sale: Auction Sale and his wife Barbara of Newcastle. Nanny to 6 19 Sunday @ 9:30 A.M. & Monday @ 4:00 P.M. At 4653 Con.Rd. 4 Newtonville David, Laura, Kyle; Simon, Colin; Michael; ------(Directions: Reg. Rd 18 East of Crooked Creek, Kristina and Sara. Great-grandmother to For details and photo gallery go to: S. of Kendal, Hwy 2/N. of Newtonville) James and Katherine. Sister to Ronald, $100 COUPON www.waddingtons.ca/brighton Saturday August 23 at 10 am William, and the late Leslie, Nathanial, and Oh, and did we present this ad and receive $100.00 towards the purchase of any 9 Phone 1-613-475-6223 Household/Former Studio - 7-UP Cooler, Upright George Cook, all of England. Daughter of pc dining room suite * lcd tv 40" or larger * appraised estate Piano, Lighting, Bunn Coffee, New Air Conds., the late Samuel and Rose Cook of London, jewellery item*an extra 5% discount on all purchases Stainless Workstation, Wicker, Jewelry, Disc Jock- England. Friends may call at the mention it’s paid in cash with this ad ey Unit, Records, Washer/Dryer, Stools/Chairs, NEWCASTLE FUNERAL HOME, 386 Mill St. Pool Table Mover, Ladders, Tools & etc. ------AUCTION SALE S. (just north of 401 at the lights) on Terms: Cash or Cheque Owner & Auctioneer not Thursday, August 21, from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. addictive? Saturday August 23, 11 a.m. responsible for accident or injury A funeral service will be held in the chapel of FRI., AUG. 22 - 7: PM (Preview at 6: pm) www.donstephensonauctioneer.com The Auction Depot (Former Kahns) 2699 Brock Rd. North Pickering 4301 Canning Road the funeral home on Friday, August 22, at Auctioneer Don Stephenson 11:00 a.m. Cremation. Donations in Eileen's New items arriving daily too numerous to list… Terms: Take; Cnty Rd #18 North of Cold Springs to 905-263-4402 or 705-277-9829 McBride Road, West to Canning Rd memory may be made to the Heart and Cash, Visa, MC,debit, Buyers Premium in effect, Stroke Foundation. (Expressions of www.auctioneer.ca -contact us: [email protected] ESTATE OF THE LATE KENNETH MARTIN sympathy may be made on-line through www.newcastlefuneralhome.com) New Rigid 10" Table Saw, New 5.5 hp Yard- Auction Sale ANTIQUE/ESTATE AUCTION Please read man Garden Tiller, 36" Ex. Ladder, Mitsubishi HAYDON AUCTION BARN Power Washer, DBL Bench Grinder, 4 x 6 Box Saturday August 23 at 4 pm ROBITAILLE, Alfred - (WWII Veteran and 4th Friday August 22nd, 5;00 p.m. Trailer, Asst. Garden Tools. B&D Grass Trim- An Exc. Selection of Antiques, Crystal & Collectables your classified Degree Knight of Columbus, Leo J. Austin mer, Toro 21" Mower, Self Propelled/Mulcher, from a Bolton home. Sewing Stand, Needle Point Assembly #2287) On August 17th, 2008 Selling the contents and antique collections Stools, Wooden Music Cabinet, Tea Wagon, Side- from the home of Dora and the late Robert Craftsman 60L Wet/Dry Shop Vac, 6.25 Fred, loving and devoted husband of Olive. Youngman, Kendal and a Switzer St. home ad on the first Hp/W/314 Blower. New Kenmore Bar Fridge, board with Hutch, 'Ampollina' Dye in Tube Display Beloved father of Rosanna and her husband in Oshawa; Dining Room Suite; Pantry Woods Upright Freezer, Almond Fridge and Case,Marble Top Chest, Wedgwood. Wayne Roberts, David and his wife Barb, Cupboard; 2 Antique Pine cupboards; Ped- day of publica- Stove, Inglis H.D. Washer and Dryer, Ken- www.donstephensonauctioneer.com Leon and his wife Heather, Maurice and his estal Table; Victorian Table; 6 Dining more Frost Free Fridge, JVC 27" Colour TV, Auctioneer Don Stephenson wife Barb, Paul and his wife Monica, Mike Room chairs; Ant. Occ. Tables; Deacons tion as we can- Pine Table and Chairs, Dining Room Set, 905-263-4402 or 705-277-9829 and his wife Jennifer, Marianne and her Bench; Ant. Book Case; Pr. Wing Back Glass China Cabinet, Maple Drop Front Desk, husband Sean Walsh, Julie-Anne and her Chairs; Tear Drop Vict. Dresser; Chests; Maple Dresser, Pine Slide Tables, Futon, Full husband Terry Morrison, Joseph, Denis and Cedar Chest; Box Spring Mattress; Chests; not be respon- Bedroom Suite, Collection of Small Cameras Dressers; Fernery; Schuler Flower Crock; Tim Switzer, Tommy and his wife Jackie. and Watches, Mens Citizen, Etc. Pentax MZ7 MON. AUG 25 at 4PM. MITCHELL'S AUCTION Cherished Grandpa of 21 and Great Grandpa Oil Lamps; Toilet Set; Collectibles; Silver- sible for more W/Zoom Lens, Cedar Mini Greenhouse, BUILDING, OMEMEE, 115 Hwy. to Peterborough plate; Glassware; Pottery; Garden Tools & of 11. Friends will be received at the Spode Vase. Cty. Rd. 10, Milbrook exit, north 18k or 3K east of ACCETTONE FUNERAL HOME 384 Finley Equipment; etc. etc. Preview After 2:00 See www.theauctionadvertiser.com for Omemee on #7, 5k north on Emily Park Rd. 10. p.m. Check website for Updates Terms; than one inser- Qty antique/modern furnishings, china, glass, crystal, Avenue, Ajax (905-428-9090) on Thursday Cash, Approved Cheques, Visa, M/C, Inter- full listings and pictures paintings and pictures, many collectibles - Lehmann August 21st, 2008 from 2-4 and 7-9 pm. ac 10 % Buyers Premium Applies tion in the tin climbing monkey circa 1903, church friendship Mass will be held at St. Bernadette Church 10% Buyer Premium quilt, Casino Bingo slot machine, handyman tools, 21 Bayly Street East, Ajax on Friday August Auctioneeers boats, trucks, our usual large varied selection of 22nd at 10:30 am. If desired Memorial Frank & Steve Stapleton event of an Les Brittan:Auctioneer. c.c.a.i. Port Hope, 905-885-5650 items. Listing by fax call MITCHELL AUCTIONS, Donations to the Knights of Columbus St. 905.786.2244, 1.800.263.9886 OMEMEE 705-799-6769. ID to register. Bernadette Council 10236 would be estate specialists since 1971 Terms Cash---Visa---MC---Interac Cash/Check Only! error. appreciated it out at Check A/P PAGE 32 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 20, 2008 durhamregion.com VILLAGE CHRYSLER • DODGE • JEEP OVER 150 USED VEHICLES TO CHOOSE FROM! • PEACE OF MIND WITH CHRYSLER CANADA INC. BACKED WARRANTY • ROADSIDE ASSISTANCE • QUALITY RECONDITIONING • NATIONWIDE SERVICE OLD 6 MONTHS LOCATION JUST SIGN HARWOOD AVE AVE * $ WE ARE NOT FREE GAS 0 HERE *Based on 1,700 km per month & 8 litre AND DRIVE! HWY 401401 per 100 km. up to $1,000 value. CASH DOWN! WESTNEY RD RD S

2008 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE 2008 CORVETTE CONVERTIBLE 2005 CROSSFIRE CONVERTIBLE MONARCH AVE AVE HARD LOW KMS., LOW KMS, LOW KMS, FULLY 0% TOP FULLY LOADED 0% FULLY LOADED LOADED, P. ROOF NO Stk#U9654 Stk#U126 Stk#U9634 FRILLS WE ARE $ $ $ 146 239 124 NEW HERE 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/96 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/96 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/72 BAYLY STST W. W. LOCATION 2005 SEBRING CONVERTIBLE 2008 CHRYSLER SEBRING CONVERTIBLE 2004 BMW CONVERTIBLE 2004 JEEP TJ SPORT LOW KMS, FULLY LEATHER, LOADED, LOW KMS, FULLY AUTO, TINT, 0% LOADED, P. ROOF VERY LOW KM 0% LOADED, P. ROOF % LOW KM Stk#U9954 Stk#P9815 Stk#CR8609A 0 Stk#V29 $99 $113 $263 $83 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/72 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/96 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/60 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/60 GO TOPLESS! 2004 OLDSMOBILE ALERO 2003 BUICK RENDEZVOUS 2005 CHEVROLET BLAZER LOW KM LOADED, LOW LOW KM % 0% 0% KM, A/C 0FINANCING Stk#V120 Stk#P9870A Stk#8R9134A ON ALL USED CARS! $98 $52 $90 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/48 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/60 201 BAYLY ST. wk/72 2007 CHRYSLER 300 TOURING 2004 VOLKSWAGON JETTA WAGON 2007 CHRYSLER PACIFICA 2006 JEEP COMMANDER 4X4 SUNROOF, RIMS, LOW KM LOADED, VERY FULLY 0% ESP, LOW KM 0% 0% LOW KM. 0% LOADED Stk#V9917 Stk#P35A Stk#US9771 Stk#P8963A $72 $137 $77 $123 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/84 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/48 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/84 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/84 2007 DODGE GRAND CARAVAN 2008 CHRYSLER PT CRUISER 2004 JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO 2004 MAZDA B3000 STO N’ GO, RIMS, 4 CYL., LOW COLUMBIA EDITION, ONLY 21,000 KM, REAR A/C 0% KM, LOADED % CHROME WHEELS % LOADED, A/C Stk#P9806 Stk#V9920 0 Stk#V9900A 0 Stk#V9926A $79 $57 $76 $69 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/96 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/96 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/60 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/60 2006 CHEVROLET COBALT 2004 DODGE CARAVAN 2007 DODGE NITRO SXT 4X4 2008 DODGE RAM QUAD CAB LOW KM ONLY 63,000 SUNROOF, AUTO, FULLY LOADED, % % KM, PWR GROUP % LOW KM % 4000 KM 0 Stk#V74 0 Stk#P45 0 Stk#J9191A 0 Stk#P9465 $90 $55 $81 $132 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/72 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/60 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/84 6 MONTHS FREE GAS* wk/96 WE WANT YOUR TRADE, ALL MAKES, ALL MODELS, ALL YEARS! CHRYSLER • DODGE • JEEP "!9,9 7%34.%9 VILLAGE CHRYSLER “Thinking like a customer” BADNO CREDIT? CREDIT? NO CREDIT? SLOW CREDIT? CALL1-888-538-0191 MIKE / ASHLEY 1-888-565-0555 NOW AT 201 BAYLY ST. W.(AT MONARCH AVE.) 1-888-527-4929 << SALES HOTLINE www.villagechrysler.ca Wise Customers always read the fi ne print *0% fi nancing is available as a fi xed rate loan for 12 months, the loan is renewable at going bank rate at the end of 12 months. Example: $20,000 fi nanced at 0% for the fi rst 12 months & ammortized over 84 months, the monthly payment would be $238.65, cost of borrowing $0 for the fi rst 12 months, then the loan is renewable at going bank rate for up to 72 months, depending on model year of the vehicle. If renewable as an example at 7.9% for 72 months, fi nancing $20,000, the payment is $350.79, cost of borrowing $5194.13 on approved credit. Down payment as shown above. All above monthly payemts are plus PST & GST, amortized terms are as follows: 2001 models 36 months, 2002 48 months, 2003, 2004 models 60 months, 2005 models 72 months, 2006 or newer 84 months on approved credit. Weekly payments are; 2003 are fi nanced over 60 months. 2004-2005 are fi nanced over 72 months. 2006-2007 are fi nanced over 84 months. 2008 or newer are fi nanced over 96 months. Terms are 60-72-84-96. Example: $20,000 fi nanced over 84 months equals to 364 -weekly payments of $73.06, tax incl., fi nance rate of 8.39 cost of borrowing $6455.50. OAC Sale prices are plus PST & GST, admin, safeguard, PDE, registration & lic. fee. The following stock numbers are former rental units: Some vehicles may be daily rental buybacks. Some vehicles may not be exactly as shown. Sale prices valid on date of publication only.