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‘The toilet was just overflowing, it was like a geyser’

Region can’t guarantee it ‘will never happen again.’

By Reka Szekely [email protected]

DURHAM — Dumpsters and mounds of garbage that were once prized possessions dotted Durham neighbourhoods on Tues- day as hundreds of residents tossed out the contents of their basements after a storm Monday caused a backup of sanitary sewer flow and flooding in their homes. The downpour overwhelmed pumping stations in Ajax, Whitby and Oshawa causing toilets, showers and floor drains to overflow in some neighbourhoods. “The toilet was just overflowing, it was like a geyser,” said Whitby resident Sue Lytwyn. Ms. Lytwyn and her husband Bil fought the flow, eventually opening the door of their walkout basement so the water could flow out. For the Annes Street residents, this was Jason Liebregts/ News Advertiser photo the third flood in eight years. They were Lawrie Road resident Jamie Derusha cleans up after his home flooded on Monday. A number of residents suffered damage to their homes after sew- also flooded in 2000 and 2005. Last time, the age pumps couldn’t handle the water following the storm. This is the third time homes in the area have flooded since 2000. couple’s insurance claim totalled more than $100,000. They estimate at least 30 homes on their street were affected this time. up through the floor drains in people’s base- some action, we need some answers. I love eventually rebuilt. In the meantime, flood- In total, Durham works commissioner ments,” he said on Wednesday. my neighbourhood, I still need my home.” ing will continue to be a threat to some Cliff Curtis said 100 or so homes were flood- Victoria Derucha, who lives on Lawrie But Mr. Curtis said the Region has worked neighbourhoods. ed and the early speculation was the storm Road in south Ajax where more than a dozen to improve the situation, disconnecting “There’s no guarantee it will never happen was more severe than a one-in-a-hundred- homes were affected, was also flooded in cross-connections where sanitary sewers again, if we get a big enough storm, it’s going years storm. 2000 and 2005 and she has questions for and storm sewers meet and deepening sew- to happen,” he said. “Some people would “Apparently last night we had so much Durham officials. ers. In older neighbourhoods where founda- point to climate change, I hesitate to do that, infiltration in the system that the pumps got “How do you go through 30 years and not tion drains pour storm waters into the sewer but we seem to be getting more severe and overwhelmed and then the sewers backed have any floods and we have three floods in system, Mr. Curtis estimates it will take 50 to up and if they back up high enough, it pops eight years?” said Ms. Derucha. “We need 100 years to disconnect them as homes are ✦ See Insurance, Page 2

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Air 1 crew Members of Air 1’s crew in a statement Tuesday. Air 1 was at an altitude of tics Act. years (involving Air 1),” he were temporarily blinded “We take incidents of 1,200 feet when the blind- He was released Mon- said. blinded by and the pilot had to take this nature very seriously.” ing light struck the craft, day after posting a $10,000 “I know there are others ‘intense’ light evasive action after what Seriously enough that police said. bond and surrendering his involving other aircraft as was described as an in- the accused man, a 31- On-board infrared tech- passport. well.” tense green light struck the year-old visitor from Co- nology pinpointed an indi- Officers struck by the Police released informa- By Jeff Mitchell helicopter, police said. Staff lombia, is facing charg- vidual standing in a drive- laser were checked out tion on the latest incident [email protected] Sergeant Al Mack, head of es that could result in a way below and that infor- by doctors and found to to highlight the extreme the air support unit, said $100,000 fine and up to mation was passed along have no permanent dam- danger caused by such be- AJAX — Charges under the action could have had five years in prison. to officers on the ground. age, said police spokes- haviour, he said. Canada’s Criminal Code tragic consequences. The incident occurred They arrested a man man Dave Selby. He noted “This is an extremely and Aeronautics Act have “When directed into the at approximately 10 p.m. and seized a small laser there have been a number dangerous practice,” he been laid against a visi- human eye laser lights can when cops in the helicop- device. of similar incidents in Dur- said. “It’s not funny.” tor accused of directing create temporary blind- ter flew over Ajax, follow- Juan Carlos Orozco ham. a hand-held laser at the ness that may affect the ing up on a report of an Pelaez of Colombia faces “I’m aware of there Durham police helicopter pilot’s ability to operate armed suspect in an unre- charges under the Crimi- being several other inci- Saturday in Ajax. the aircraft safely,” he said lated call, police said. nal Code and the Aeronau- dents over the past four

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t’s been exactly five years since we conserve energy. So the question is light bulb has gone off in our collective by 2025. While conservation is a huge went powerless. simple: After going through a few days of heads. element in any long-term energy policy, I Thankfully, the big blackout of hardship, have we learned enough les- Following the blackout, the Province so is prudent spending and investment 2003 lasted just a few days. We can all sons from it to last a lifetime? set a target of reducing peak electricity on new and renewable sources of ener- recall where we were when everything Since that event, which struck a large demand by five per cent by 2007. That gy. shut off just after 4 p.m. on Thursday, chunk of central and eastern Canada target has been met and it would appear Ontario has already committed to Aug. 14, 2003. Citizens had to scramble and the northeastern United States, we are on our way to hitting a highly maintaining a 50-50 split between to make do as candles, portable genera- there has been much talk about energy ambitious target of a further five per nuclear generation and all other forms tors and other fairly primitive devices conservation. The blackout served as cent reduction in peak demand usage by of energy production. Such a plan will were used to help get us through the a timely wakeup call that we simply 2010. Through improvements in energy see new generators built in Darlington night. There was much talk during and have to become more green. There is no conservation technology and public over the next decade and an attempt just after the power outage about how choice. education and awareness, the long-term made to expand wind and solar power we needed to ramp up our efforts to And it appears, an energy-conserving goal is to dramatically decrease our use to help offset population growth. Make the good stuff bad so we’ll want to eat it hy is it that so much of what we love to eat and drink is bad for Wus? It’s like some kind of cosmic practical joke. Why do the ice cream sun- daes and the french fries and the burgers tempt us like delicious, forbidden fruit yet the turnips, peas and squash are about as desirable as a spoonful of Buckley’s Mix- ture? Why, instead of chip trucks, do we not see things like “Cap’n Don’s Veggie Wagon” or Neil Crone Enter Laughing “The Lil Soy Stop” lining the road to cottage country? Happy, salivating vacationers Which brings us back to our conundrum. queuing up for a carrot smoothie and a I admit, I would love to live in a world cardboard cone full of kale? where I could walk into a DQ and hap- For that matter, if vegetables are so natu- pily order a “Salmon Blizzard” or a “Chick rally good for us and, indeed, essential to Pea Buster Parfait” or even an “Olive Oil our health, why do so many of us detest Slurpee.” But I don’t. At least not so far. My them from our very first taste? Conversely, I mind understands that these things are all have never, ever heard of parents having to good for me. It offers free seminars on the force a child to sit alone at the dinner table benefits of vitamins and minerals all the until he or she darn well finished her onion time. But so far my stomach seems to be rings. I’ve eaten a lot of meals with a lot of skipping class. My stomach wants to hang little people and yet I’ve never seen any kid out with the bad element. Guys with cool stubbornly spit out his chocolate cake or names like Twinkie, Ding-Dong and that butterscotch pudding. What gives? Why are French guy Poutine. we designed this way? Perhaps what is needed here is a little Our readers think... Now, I know there are people out there reverse marketing. Maybe it’s got nothing who have happily craved vegetables and to do with taste. Maybe humans just like to fruit and healthy things all their lives. Peo- eat what we’re not supposed to eat. So the Level the playing field two of our reps when both of them ple who have never had any difficulty shun- trick is to make the good stuff the bad stuff. at Region council have the acumen and experience to be ning sugar and chocolate and fat. We all From infancy we should be prodding our actually chairing these groups, espe- know people like this. We call them freaks. children with spoonfuls of pureed cheese- cially the health section. Weirdos. Has anyone ever met a vegetarian, burger while dangling the treat of parsnips To the editor: Can the people of Ajax expect any- I mean a real “eat a salad without dressing, only if they finish up. We should make Re: Ajax representation at Durham thing extra from a council that is led beets for breakfast,” vegetarian who they our kids work their way through a huge council. In spite of what Chairman by a non-elected chairman supported thought was fun? No. Of course not. These Sunday dinner of cream-filled donuts and Roger Anderson in his perceived by his trusted allies from Pickering poor people have something very badly brownies just so they can get to a wedge of infinite wisdom assumes, our mayor and Whitby? A freely-elected chair- wrong with them. And they need our help. mom’s spinach pie. Maybe then we’ll see has great support in his quest to level man did not suit their personal agen- What sane, normal person would, given the kids blowing their allowance on a bag of the playing field at the region. This das then and an adjustment to correct choice, reach for a bag of carrots over a bag rutabagas, drive-thru voices asking if we is a given - no argument. Perhaps the lack of representation for Ajax will of Oreos? It’s unnatural and we should be ‘d like to super-size that salad and jilted Mr. Anderson is still disregarding the not suit them now. reaching out to these unfortunates. There women bingeing on quarts of brussels emphatic public vote to elect a chair- I would urge everyone to write to should be government funded halfway sprouts. Maybe. man at large? However because of an Mr. Anderson and demand he takes us houses to help these sorry folks get the fibre Durham resident Neil Crone, actor-writer- anti-Ajax lobby the majority at the ALL seriously. out of their systems and re-integrate back comic, saves some of his best lines for his council led by Chairman Anderson Evolution often needs revolution. into fast-food society. columns. stick their heads immediately into the Come out of your safe harbour Mr. sand. Anderson, Ajax is waiting. e-mail letters to [email protected] / max. 200 words / John Haste One only has to look at the commit- please include your full first and last name, place of residence & daytime phone number / Ajax tee positions which are held by at least letters that do not appear in print may be published @ newsdurhamregion.com durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 14, 2008 PAGE 7 A/P Bazaar celebrates vibrant communities

PICKERING — A local high school will soon be filled with food, clothing, crafts and jewelry to celebrate Ajax and Pickering’s vibrancy. The Ajax-Pickering Federal Liberal Association is putting on The True Co- lours Bazaar, an international event celebrating the vibrant communities of Ajax and Pickering. It will be held on Saturday, Aug. 16 at J. Clarke Richard- son Collegiate in Ajax (1355 Harwood Ave. N.) from noon to 7 p.m. Photo by Laura Stanley The event will feature entertainers representing different cultural communities and various vendors, which Reaching for the top will include crafts, jewelry, clothing, food and decor. AJAX — Chase Fowler climbs to the top at the Ajax Community Centre’s indoor rock climbing facility. A multicultural show will take place from 3 to 6 p.m. and contestants can participate for the best country display, where each contestant will submit and exhibit an original display reflecting themes of a country of their choice. The judging will begin at 2 p.m. and the winner will be announced at 6 p.m. Adult admission is $5 and children 10 and under are free. All proceeds will be donated to the United Way of Ajax-Pickering-Uxbridge. For more information call Humera Khan at 416- 317-5426 or visit www.apfla.ca. Babysitting course offered for youths TRUE COLOURS BAZAAR Celebrating vibrant communities of DURHAM — Youths can gain baby- Ajax and Pickering sitting confidence with an upcoming course from St. John Ambulance. Join M.P. Mark Holland The ‘What Every Babysitter Should & friends at the Know’ course teaches children as young as 11 babysitting techniques True Colours Bazaar using role-playing and hands-on training. Live world music including The course costs $60 and is offered Spanish, Bollywood, African, at the following locations: Aug. 23, Ajax Superstore, 30 Kingston Rd. W.; Aug. Pakistani, Irish, Afghan, Tamil, 27, St. John Ambulance, 64 Colborne Scottish & Caribbean. Country St. E., Oshawa; Sept. 20, 314 Harwood exhibits, draws, international Ave. South, Ajax; Sept. 28, Ajax Super- store, 30 Kingston Rd. W. food, crafts, and fun for the The program runs from 9 a.m. to 4:30 whole family. p.m. To register, call 905-434-7800. Saturday August 16, 2008 Youth job fair 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm (Multicultural Show 3:00 pm) coming up J. Clarke Richardson Collegiate DURHAM — Local youth looking for 1355 Harwood Ave. North, Ajax employment can find some leads at an employment fair on Aug. 15. The fair Admission $5, will take place at Cullen Central Park Children under 10 FREE 380 Taunton Rd. W., Whitby, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Youth will have the opportunity to network with hiring man- For more information visit: agers. Those attending should bring www.apﬂ a.ca copies of their cover letter and resume. There will also be sessions about resume and cover letter writing. In Ajax call 905-428-8654. In Oshawa phone RSS 905-725-6319. more updates at newsdurhamregion.com A/P PAGE 8 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 14, 2008 durhamregion.com

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A different kind of court Drug treatment program addresses root causes of crime

By Jeff Mitchell [email protected]

t’s a sultry Monday afternoon in July and the provincial courthouse in west Oshawa is deserted, save for Courtroom No. 10, where Justice Kofi Barnes is about to pass Ijudgment on the young man standing before him. Justice Barnes observes the defendant, a tall kid who’s arrived with his girlfriend in tow. His thin frame is draped in a tank top, his feet shuffle along in battered sneakers. He fidgets with the ball cap he’s removed for his court appearance. A lurid tattoo crawls along his forearm. The judge considers what he’s heard, including submissions from the Crown and com- ments from the defendant, then renders his decision: This young man deserves a round of applause. Everyone in the room joins in; they know what the kid’s going through. Just a youth, he’s run into trouble with the law. At the root of his problems is his drug use, just like every other defendant present. And like them, he’s making an effort to beat his drug habit, get an education and land a job. Today he’s shown up with his report card and the marks are good. Walter Passarella/ News Advertiser photo Justice Kofi Barnes poses at the bench in one of the Oshawa courthouses. “Do you have a copy of this or can I keep it?” Justice Barnes asks. It’s OK, the young man indicates; he has his own copy. ‘There is something called “This is huge,” the judge tells him, and the boy nods. “Remember when we met?” Justice Barnes the real life human story, asks. “You’re a different guy.” This is a scene from Durham Region’s Drug Treatment Court, an innovative project aimed and the successes keep you going.’ at helping addicts facing non-violent criminal charges address the underlying cause of -- Justice Kofi Barnes their troubles -- drug dependency -- and make Part  in a two-part series changes in their lives to end the oppressive opments. ity here. cycle of recidivism in which many are trapped. All will be ordered to appear in court in a Justice Barnes enlisted the help of the Crown Appearing before Justice Barnes on this day week or two or three, to check in again. attorney’s office, Durham Regional Police and file. Consequences for non-compliance can is another young man who’s staying clean, Justice Barnes, they well know, is keeping an agencies such as the Pinewood Centre and range from minor sanctions to revocation of but has trouble keeping a job. The judge tells eye on them. Durham Mental Health Services to create a release, meaning an offender can find him or him he’s doing well but needs employment to model for which they’d pursue federal funding herself sitting in a cell. graduate from the program. t was when he was working as a pros- for a Durham drug treatment court. In many ways the scrutiny of offenders en- The judge asks: “How old are you?” ecutor in Toronto that Kofi Barnes, now The funding didn’t come. But the potential rolled in drug treatment court is more thor- “I’m 21, sir,” the kid replies. Ontario Justice Barnes, saw for himself for the project was compelling enough that ough than for people released on bail and “You’re getting old, man,” Justice Barnes the extent of the link between drug addic- various partners committed resources to make awaiting trial. playfully admonishes him. Ition and crime. Over and over again he’d see it work. Durham’s drug-treatment court was “They are held accountable,” Justice Barnes Then it’s time for Deborah, who before court the same people -- hauled in for prostitution, established in the fall of 2006 and its first gradu- said. “People start to realize this is a program began was stalking the aisles, cracking wise theft, small-time drug dealing -- found guilty ates were recognized in September 2007. of constant monitoring and all the parties are and doing impressions for her friends. Now and sentenced to relatively short jail terms. The program is available to both adult and talking to each other. she’s standing before the judge -- the man They’d do their time, find themselves back on youthful offenders who have committed non- “They are the most intensely supervised on the bench above her in his dramatic black the street and begin the cycle over again with violent crimes -- assaults, residential break-ins, non-incarcerated persons in our system.” robes and scarlet sash -- and chewing on her depressing regularity. drinking and driving and offences involving It’s a rigorous path for these offenders, many thumbnail as she reports her progress on a He realized for the courts to effectively deal children are among those that preclude an of- of whom have come to accept criminal charges methadone program. with these low-level criminals and achieve fender -- and stream them into a program that and even incarceration as part of life. It requires “I’m not exactly ecstatic with my life but the paramount goal of protecting society, they would make it incumbent on them to assume a commitment to massive change and the de- things are better,” she says. “I’m moving for- must address the cause of the criminal activity. responsibility by pleading guilty, then commit termination to bring that about. ward. “People are not convicted and sent away to drug and lifestyle counselling with a view to Some will admit to the court -- and them- “And I get to start seeing my son on Sundays, forever; they will come back to society,” Justice getting and staying clean, finding appropriate selves -- they’re just not up to it, opt out and so that’s awesome.” Barnes said. homes and employment. accept their jail time. Justice Barnes tells her to stay the course and “And when you’re dealing with substance The successful candidates will eventually re- be strong. abuse, if you send them back where they came andidates are carefully vetted by court ceive a non-custodial sentence for the offence “I just want to make sure you don’t fall down from, they’ll be right back (in court) again.” officials and the agencies involved: “You to which they’ve pleaded guilty. And, ideally, a again,” he tells Deborah. He teamed with a judge to form the nation’s Cmay be eligible, but not necessarily suit- new start. Everyone who appears before the judge first drug-treatment court, the notion being able,” Justice Barnes said. “What’s unique about (the court) is the team today will tell him how it’s going, in life and in that if drug addiction can be conquered, the And once accepted, offenders are required approach,” Justice Barnes said. their struggle with addiction. Some will admit offender’s impetus for criminal activity is re- to submit to drug testing and counselling as “There is something called the real life to relapses, like succumbing to the temptation moved. deemed appropriate by the court and par- human story, and the successes keep you to smoke some weed, but Justice Barnes and Upon being appointed an Ontario Court ticipating agencies. Compliance is assured be- going.” the others involved in the process, including judge and assigned to Durham Region, Justice cause all of the players -- drug counsellors, lawyers and representatives of various com- Barnes quickly realized the concept could ad- probation officers, cops and others -- are in Part 2: Changing Your Life Around -- munity agencies, will focus on positive devel- dress the same sort of revolving door criminal- constant communication on each and every Wednesday, Aug. 20. durhamregion.com THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 14, 2008 PAGE 11 A/P Beijing

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Providing proof they are indeed working, Ron Pietroniro (left) and Brad Kelly snapped this in front of the Main Press Centre or MPC, home to thousands of the world’s journalists at the Beijing Olympics.

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Thanks for the continued interest in the blog. I’ve had some people wonder what a typical day is like for Ron and I, so here is what we’ve been up to the past 24 hours (it’s midnight here in Beijing as I file this -- we are 12 hours ahead).

• WEDNESDAY 1 a.m. Leave Main Press Centre (MPC) on a shuttle bus for Media Village after fil- ing stories and photos from women’s soccer game between Canada and Sweden, including venue Steve Russell / Toronto Star review and blog. On Saturday, Oshawa native Mike Brown set a personal best of 1:00.98, but failed to advance to the semi-finals in the 100-metre breaststroke during the first • 9 a.m. Breakfast swim session at the National Aquatics Centre in Beijing. • 10 a.m. Shuttle bus from Media Village to MPC • 10:30 a.m. Get on shuttle bus to Beijing Wukesong • Sports Centre Baseball Stadium for opening game for Canada against China. First pitch 11:30 a.m. • 2:30 p.m. Game over and interviews complete, get Brown just misses podium on shuttle bus back to MPC • 3:15 p.m. Write and file stories and photos from baseball, as well as soccer story on Kara Lang from Oshawa native finishes fourth in men’s 200m breaststroke night before. • 4:50 p.m. Get on shuttle bound for Athlete’s Village for 5:30 p.m. interviews with track and field athletes Canada’s latest hope for a medal at the Beijing ‘It is going to be a battle. Any of try on his shoulders, as Canada had not won an Anson Henry and Tabia Charles of Pickering. Olympics was blown out of the water Thursday those eight guys could be on the Olympic swimming medal since Calgary’s Curtis • 6 p.m. Get on shuttle back to MPC for supper. morning at the National Aquatics Centre. podium.” Myden won bronze in the men’s 400-metre indi- • 7 p.m. Get on shuttle bus to Fengtai Sports Centre Oshawa-born Mike Brown finished fourth in the vidual medley at the 2000 Games in Sydney. Softball Field for Canada vs. Netherlands. men’s 200m breaststroke, 9/100th of a second The men’s 4x200-metre freestyle relay team • 9:30 p.m. Game over and interviews done, head out of the medals. --Mike Brown prior had been regarded as Canada’s best chances for into press room to file game story and photos Japan’s Kosuke Kitijima won the gold in a time of to his final race a medal in the pool, but finished fifth shortly after • 10:30 p.m. Get on shuttle that leaves Softball Field 2:07.64. Brown’s time was 2:09.03 Brown’s semifinal race. The United States demol- for MPC The 24-year-old Brown went into the final But I’m pretty pleased with myself, it sets me up ished the field in the relay, as Michael Phelps • 11:20 p.m. Shuttle from MPC to Media Village buoyed by an impressive semifinal, winning his well for the final. I’m going in second now, but it’s won his fifth gold medal -- and fifth world record. THURSDAY 12:05 a.m. Check for fan mail heat in two minutes 8.84 seconds and lowering the morning swim that counts at the Olympics. It Brown was arguably Canada’s best swimmer • 12:06 a.m. Imagine what it would be like to get fan his own Canadian record by a full second. He is going to be a battle. Any of those eight guys four years ago in Athens, as well, placing sixth in mail was the second fastest qualifier behind world could be on the podium.” the same event in his Olympic debut. He went on • 12:16 a.m. File blog and head upstairs for bed. record holder Kosuke Kitajima of Japan. Brown was born in Oshawa, but grew up in to win silver at the 2005 world aquatic champion- “I felt great in the water and powerful coming Perth and now lives in Calgary, where he trains ships in Montreal and gold at the 2006 Common- Editor’s note: pls check out the boys’ blog and home,” Brown said after the semifinal. “To be with the University of Calgary Swim Club. wealth Games, but his career seemed to have hit send them your ‘fan mail’ honest, I wasn’t expecting a 2:08 this morning. He carried the expectations of an entire coun- a plateau until just recently. C&C MOTORS Beat the summer heat with some very cool deals $ IN CASH plus 5000 CREDITS and go for gold! Cash customers only can receive ccmotors.ca cash credits on select models. See us for details. Hwy. #2 @ Lakeridge, Whitby 905-430-6666 A/P PAGE 12 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 14, 2008 durhamregion.com

24/7 coverage gtaathletes.com Uxbridge’s Begg PITCHER GETS THE WIN IN 10-0 VICTORY OVER CHINA gets the ball rolling

By Brad Kelly WHAT’S NEXT FOR TEAM CANADA [email protected] CANADA VS. KOREA: FRIDAY AUG. 15 6 P.M. BEIJING -- If Chris Begg was looking to take (6 A.M. FRIDAY AUG. 15 IN DURHAM) something, anything, positive out of this season, he CANADA VS. USA: SATURDAY AUG. 16 10:30 may have found it here on Wednesday. A.M. The Uxbridge resident, named the starting pitch- (10:30 P.M. FRIDAY AUG. 15 IN DURHAM) er for the Olympic Games opener against the host CANADA VS. JAPAN: MONDAY AUG. 18 10:30 country from China, was dominating on the mound, A.M. leading Canada to a 10-0 victory, called after eight (10:30 P.M. SUNDAY AUG. 17 IN DURHAM) innings due to the mercy rule (10 run lead after CANADA VS. NETHERLANDS: TUESDAY AUG. seven innings) of international baseball. 19 10:30 A.M. Begg pitched into the seventh inning, leaving with (10:30 P.M. MONDAY AUG. 18 IN DURHAM) a 6-0 lead. CANADA VS. TAIPEI: WEDNESDAY AUG. 20 6 “It’s been a long year with the ups and downs,” P.M. he admitted. “When I found out I was named to the (6 A.M. WEDNESDAY AUG. 20 IN DURHAM) team and I was healthy enough to come; this is the SEMIFINAL 1VS4: FRIDAY AUG. 22 10:30 A.M. payoff. The Olympics are the payoff and anything (10:30 P.M. THURSDAY AUG. 21 IN DURHAM) after this I will worry about when I get home.” SEMIFINAL 2VS3: FRIDAY AUG. 22 6 P.M. A shoulder injury has hampered the 28-year-old (6 A.M. FRIDAY AUG. 22 IN DURHAM) this season, and just last month, he was released from the San Francisco Giants organization, where he was pitching Triple-A in Fresno. major leaguer. “The man knows how to pitch.” The sting of that disappointment behind him, he Canada jumped out to a 3-0 lead in the fourth was in fine form against China, scattering six hits inning when Scott Thorman cleared the bases with while striking out nine. He fanned the side in the fifth a bomb to right field. Canada pushed across two in inning, part of a stretch where he struck out five of the fifth, one in the seventh, and plated four more the six batters he faced. in the eighth. A Michael Saunders solo shot in the “The strikeouts are pretty rare for me,” he said eighth contributed to the four-run inning. with a grin. “Generally it’s not my game. For the “This was a game we were supposed to win, so to most part I just try to pound the strike zone with all come in and actually do it and accomplish that, it’s a my pitches and let them put the ball in play.” notch in our belt and it feels great,” said Begg. When manager Terry Puhl was formulating the Next up for Canada is a date with Cuba at 6 p.m. lineup for the opening game of the round robin, the Thursday (6 a.m. Durham Region time)A couple of Ron Pietroniro / Metroland first starter he wanted to see on the mound to set other GTA players on the roster, David Davidson of Chris Begg from Uxbridge brings on the heat as he pitches for team Canada in their first game of the the tone for the team was Begg. Richmond Hill and Jonathon Lockwood of Toronto 2008 Olympics against team China. Begg pitched a strong game and Canada went on to easliy handle “In my opinion, he is one of our best pitchers in will be used in long relief during the Olympics, said China by a score of 10-0. terms of knowing how to pitch,” said the former Puhl. DAY 6 RECAP

CRISPIN DUENAS, NORTH YORK really well in training lately. Maybe I put too much JOHN DAVID BURNES, TORONTO pressure on myself .” ARCHERY JAQUELINE BROOKS, MOUNT ALBERT Day 6...Crispin Duenas of North York lost to Mag- TORIBAS ORIWOL, TORONTO ASHLEY HOLZER, TORONTO nus Petterson of Sweden on the archery field in 200M BACKSTROKE EQUESTRIAN the 1/32 elimination round. Likewise, J.D Burnes Day 6...Second in his heat in the 200M Back- Day 6...The Canadian dressage team including of Toronto fell to Brady Ellison of the United stroke with a time of 1.58.94. Jacqueline Brooks of Mount Albert and Ashley States. Holzer of Toronto made it’s debut today in Beijing. Competition is ongoing. AVIANNO CHAO, TORONTO ANDREW HURD, OAKVILLE SHOOTING 4X200 FREESTYLE SWIMMING Day 6...came a disappointing 41st in the 25m Day 6...While American sensation Michael MEN’S FIELD HOCKEY TEAM precision pistol qualifier. “I’m pretty tired. My heart Phelps and company were winning the 4x200- Day 6...Pakistan beat Canada 3-1 in field hockey was beating so fast. I was trying to relax between metre relay. Oshawa’s Colin Russell, Oakville’s giving them a record of two losses. Canada’s next WHAT’S BUGGING HIM? series, do my breathing exercises, but every time Colin Hurd, Brent Hayden of Richmond and Brian game is Friday against Netherlands. The team is China’s second baseman, Yufeng Zhang, I stood up my heart would go fast again. I was Johns of Victoria were fifth with a time of 7:05.77 heavily represented by GTA players. appears undeterred by passing insect. looking forward to this event because I was doing – a Canadian record. Supporting our Olympic Athletes

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WHITBY’S ERIN MCLEAN AND THE CANADIAN TEAM SET TO FACE UNITED STATES IN WOMEN’S SOFTBALL

Brad Kelly [email protected]

BEIJING -- To be the best, you have to beat the best, and the Canadian women’s softball team is going to get that chance Thursday. After improving to 2-0 at the Olympic Games with a 9-2 shellacking of the Netherlands at the Fengtai Sports Centre Softball Field on Wednes- day night, Canada can expect a much stiffer test against the U.S., who are regarded as the Number 1 team in the world. But after years of chasing them down, Whitby’s Erin McLean feels her club will give them a good run. “They are the team we want to face,” said the 22- year-old right after the win over the Netherlands. “They have been the best in the world for a long time. We are at a spot now where we really can compete.” The U.S. is after its fourth straight Olympic gold medal and features two of the premiere pitchers in the sport in Jennie Finch and Cat Osterman. Finch is a household name and deservedly so. The 27- year-old didn’t allow a run four years ago at the Games in Athens, posting a 2-0 record. Osterman also had a 2-0 mark in Athens, fanning 23 along the way. But through the opening two games of this tournament, Canada has been impressive, including an opening 6-1 victory over Chinese Taipei. Ron Pietroniro / Metroland The fact that Canada and the U.S. are so close Alison Bradley from Canada’s women’s softball team tries in vain to get back to first base, but was called out on the play. Canada went on to a 9-2 victory at geographically, there won’t be many secrets or the Fengtai Softball Field. surprises between the two when they meet. The rivalry is always a heated one. WHAT’S NEXT FOR TEAM CANADA “Just because we play each other a lot and you CANADA VS. USA: THURSDAY AUG. 14 NOON want to compete against the best and they are the (MIDNIGHT WEDNESDAY AUG. 13 IN DURHAM) best,” said Alison Bradley of Pinkerton, who spent CANADA VS. CHINA: FRIDAY AUG. 15 9:30 A.M. time in the Durham Region as a music teacher at (9:30 P.M. THURSDAY AUG. 14 IN DURHAM) O’Neill and Sinclair, as well as some elementary CANADA VS. VENEZUELA: SATURDAY AUG. 16 schools after graduating from Western. 7:30 P.M. “We want to be on that field with them every (7:30 A.M. SATURDAY AUG. 16 IN DURHAM) time.” CANADA VS. AUSTRALIA: SUNDAY AUG. 17 5 P.M. Against the Netherlands, the big inning was (5 A.M. SUNDAY AUG. 17 IN DURHAM) the fourth, when Canada scored four times. Both CANADA VS. JAPAN: MONDAY AUG. 18 5 P.M. Kaleigh Rafter and Melanie Matthews clubbed (5 A.M. MONDAY AUG. 18 IN DURHAM) two-run home runs. Canada also pushed across SEMIFINALS: WEDNESDAY AUG. 20 9:30 A.M./ three runs in the third and singles in both the fifth NOON and sixth. (CANADA IS LIKELY TO MAKE IT THIS FAR) “We were definitely pumped up for this game. I went in lacking a little confidence because I’d been injured, but it was awesome to score. We’re happy to be in the next round and I can’t wait to play the Americans.” -- Melissa Tancredi, Ron Pietroniro / Metroland Ancaster, Ontario Whitby’s Erin McLean pops up during Canada’s game against the Netherlands. Team Canada went on to victory with a win at the Fengtai Softball Field.

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Watch for: Ranjeev Deol, Mississauga Nor does she mind helping others reach their Wayne Fernandes, Mississauga potential in the sport, which as a part-time coach Jonathan Roberts, Toronto she was doing that day. Scott Sandison, Mississauga It’s simply that she expected her summer was Ken Pereira, Unionville going to include much more travel. Louis Mendonca (coach), Thornhill Specifically, Beckberger imagined herself being Ajay Dube (manager), Toronto in Singapore at that time, preparing like the rest of Alan Brahmst (asst.), Toronto the Canadian Olympic swim team for the Beijing John de Souza (asst.), Toronto Games. 1 p.m. It’s a goal that was so close, yet now is so far. • Jennifer Provan, Toronto, Sailing After having “a bad meet” at the Olympic Trails • Gordon Cook, Toronto, Sailing in April, Beckberger, who swims locally with the • Oskar Johansson, Burlington, Sailing Whitby Dolphins, will now have to wait four more 6 p.m years to get another shot at the world’s biggest • Baseball Canada vs. Korea stage. Watch for: Chris Begg, Uxbridge “I’d had a great season at school. I’d done best David Davidson, Richmond Hill times, I just was off,” Beckberger said of the Trials Jonathon Lockwood, Toronto in Montreal, where she finished fifth in the 50m 6 and 9 p.m. freestyle and thus missed making the relay team • Soccer Quarter Finals by one spot. “I definitely can build on it. I’m not Watch for: Candace Chapman, Pickering going to let it get me down. I’m going another four Kara Lang, Oakville years.” Diana Matheson, Oakville Beckberger proved her mettle three months Jonelle Filigno, Mississauga later by winning gold in the same event at Nation- Robin Gayle, Mississauga als in Winnipeg, but she downplayed the signifi- 7:15 p.m. cance of that. • Eric Lamaze, Schomberg, Equestrian While she finished two spots ahead of Olympic- Jumping bound Victoria Poon, Beckberger points out Poon • Mac Cone. King City, Equestrian Jumping wasn’t at her peak level of training for the meet. Ron Pietroniro / Metroland 7:45 p.m. And, thanks in part to a loose starting block, her MONTREAL -- Jen Beckberger from the Whitby Dolphins Swim Club prepares to hit the water during the • Anson Henry, Pickering, Athletics100m* winning time of 25.99 wasn’t overly impressive. 2008 CN Swimming Trials at the Olympic Park Pool in Montreal held in april 2008. 9:40 p.m. “I’ll take the gold medal, it was great, but I So, she’s plenty talented. explained. “I’m going to be swimming another four • Tabia Charles, Pickering, Athletics Triple turned around and felt it wasn’t a great swim,” she In fact, she nearly qualified four years ago for years, so I don’t think there’s going to be a big Jump recalled of seeing the clock. “It wasn’t a best time. the Athens Olympics, when she finished fourth at career job any time soon, until after 2012.” Yes, national champion is great, but I feel it’s kind Trials in the 100m free, but standards were differ- Ah yes, 2012. *Dependent on advancing to the semi-finals of not national champion because it wasn’t a best ent then and she missed out. Having come so close twice now and likely to be time and I didn’t beat anyone else’s time. Yes, I Beckberger will return soon to Arizona State, at or near her peak in time for the London Games, was the fastest at that time, but it wasn’t a great where she’s entering her senior year and will Beckberger admitted that will likely be her last kick swim.” serve as co-captain of the swim team. The lifelong at the can. Beckberger also delivered a bronze in the 100m Ajax resident is on a full scholarship there, major- “It’s incredible how much it takes. It’s a lot and freestyle, finished fourth in the 50m backstroke ing in design studies. it takes a lot out of you too, especially when you and seventh in the 200 free competing against the “Swimming’s a career in itself, five hours a day don’t make it,” she said. “It’s a big one. 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DURHAM — Darlington Nuclear recently took part in an international event that brought more than 100 nuclear professionals from 35 countries to Canada. Participants in the World Nuclear Universi- ty’s (WNU) summer institute toured the power plant on July 21 through 23 with a third of the group going through each day. The WNU is a global partnership intending to enhance international education and leadership in the peaceful applications of nuclear science and technology. Each year, WNU runs a six-week summer institute where participants from around the world gather to learn about nuclear science and technology from experts in the field. This summer, Canada hosted participants at the University of Ottawa, with excursions to nuclear facilities, including Darlington and Chalk River, and industrial facilities. “The summer institute is all about young people learning from each other and learning from people in the industry,” said Paul Spe- Walter Passarella/ News Advertiser photo kkens, vice-president of science and technolo- OPG showcased the Darlington Nuclear Facility as part of Canada hosting the World Nuclear Institute. About 30 experts from all over the world were on hand for a tour of the plant. Igor Slonimsky of Russia glances through the literature before attending the presentation. gy development for Ontario Power Generation (OPG). OPG not only played host, but was also they’re quite interested in the plant layout,” he rently training to be a reactor operator. He said “I shall probably be pestering the guide with provided funding for the summer institute. said. the WNU experience has been enjoyable. lots of questions,” he said. Mr. Spekkens said the goal was to show the Mr. Kimmerer said the groups appeared im- “We’re learning about the different (nuclear) Ronan Cavellec, of France, took the op- participants how OPG did things and why they pressed with the teamwork at the plant, with programs around the world ... on a wider level, portunity to snap some pictures inside OPG’s did them a certain way. some participants noticing cases were OPG learning about the different cultures and meet- Nuclear Information Centre. He also enjoyed Scott Kimmerer, who works in radiation con- employees worked together with one person ing people from around the world is very inter- meeting counterparts from different countries. trol at Darlington, took the groups on the tour performing a task and another ensuring proce- esting.” “Yesterday we talked about the terrorism of the facility. dure was followed. Overall, Mr. Salisbury said Canada’s nuclear issue and I spoke with a U.S. guy, a girl from “They’ve been quite interested in our safe- Among those visiting Darlington on Wednes- program seems similar to the U.K.’s. Still, he Austria and we compared the foreign politics ty culture, our adherence to procedure and day was Britain’s Mark Salisbury who is cur- was planning to use the opportunity to learn. of each country,” said Mr. Cavellec. Carrier of 2008 INVENTORY CLEARANCE WHOOO The Week ALL 2008’S MASSIVELY REDUCED TO SELL. LARGE MANUFACTURER DISCOUNTS ON ALL 2008’S IN STOCK. SAVE THOUSANDS BELOW RETAIL! has FLYERS in Today’s PARK SERVICE AVAILABLE Thursday WE DELIVER & WE ARE GROWING AGAIN! August 14, 2008 SETUP TO ALL PARKS ON THE SPOT * A & P Ajax FINANCING- LOW RATES * Dominion Ajax/Pick. * Food Basics Ajax/Pick. THE CONSTRUCTION HAS STARTED. COME SEE US GROW! HIDEOUT 25FL CIRRUS 21CRB MOUNTAINEER BY MONTANA * Giant Tiger Ajax Taylor * Loblaws Pick. Today’s carrier of the week Fully loaded Floor Plan Fiberglass-Aluminum Frame is Taylor. Taylor enjoys * Loblaws - Over and Above skateboarding & videogames. * News Advertiser Taylor has received a gift card from Pickering Town Delivering for the Future Ajax Centre, and a dinner voucher * PartsSource Ajax/Pick. from McDonald’s. Congratulations * Pickering Source for Sports Ajax/Pick. Taylor for being our RETAIL RETAIL * Price Chopper Ajax/Pick. Carrier of the Week. RETAIL $19,975 $20,765 $44,650 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE * Real Canadian Superstore Ajax/Pick. $ $ $ * Sobey’s Ajax/Pick. 15,560 15,875 35,760 * The Bay Ajax/Pick. SUNSET TRAIL 32KS BAYRIDGE PARK 35PK PEGASUS 716FD * The Shoe Company Ajax/Pick. * The Source By Circuit City Ajax/Pick. * Walmart Supercentre Ajax/Pick. * Your Independent Grocer Pick. * Zellers Ajax/Pick. Ajax and Pickering Locations

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Durant back in charge do,” said Durant. “It’s something I started with (owner) Rob (Stein) and after Fournier resigns it’s something I want to pursue hav- from junior club ing one of the best hockey programs in Ontario be in Ajax.” By Al Rivett Although most of the players Du- rant originally brought into the pro- [email protected] gram in 2005 are gone, he’s excited AJAX — Ajax Attack general by a group of manager John Tugnutt promised he Ajax-area play- had a surprise up his sleeve when he ers who are announced who the new coach of coming into his junior ‘A’ hockey team would be. Monday’s start And, he was exactly right. of training Tugnutt said Monday former camp. head coach Carey Durant would be “There are the new bench boss of the Attack, some good beginning his second go-round with young kids the club, which opens its training there who we Carey Durant camp for the 2008-09 OHA Ontario hope will blos- Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey league som into good hockey players. With campaign on Monday. a couple of good veterans around Durant last coached the Attack them, we could be a solid team.” in 2005, the year owner Rob Stein Durant will be joined by assistants took over from previous owner Larry Larry Gertsakis and Jim Gaetens. LaBelle, and renamed the squad, The Attack will be be part of the which was previously known as the OPJAHL’s new East Division, which Axemen. will also includes the Pickering Pan- Durant, however, resigned from thers, Port Hope Predators, Bow- the club a year later in September of manville Eagles, Trenton Hercs, 2006, citing personal reasons for his Kingston Voyageurs, Peterborough decision to step aside from the head Stars, Whitby (formerly Durham) coaching job. Fury and the Lindsay Muskies. Tugnutt says Durant approached the club about returning to his old position and was welcomed back Attack with open arms by Stein. Facts “He was available and he is a great coach,” said Tugnutt. “He is a very good person to develop our players Attack GM John Tugnutt says to move them along to bigger and the club is in need of four billet families for the coming season. better things. We’re happy to have He notes the club is in the him on board again.” AJ Groen/ News Advertiser photo process of bringing in four out- Durant replaces former head of-town players from Sweden, coach Gord Fournier, hired by the Texas, B.C. and Wisconsin. Ontario Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey Tugnutt said all four players are Mountain bike trails League club last November, who re- goal scorers, although he designed last Saturday for unspecified clined to name the players until PICKERING — Laura Bietola makes her way through a rooted section of single-track trail along the edge of Duffins reasons, said Tugnutt. all the paperwork is completed. Creek recently. The Pickering resident, who races bicycles for 3 Fox Racing, was the 2007 Provincial champion in Cyclo If you can take in a billet, that Cross racing. “He decided to resign for his own reasons,” said Tugnutt, who specu- comes with compensation and lated Fournier may have received a two free game tickets, e-mail coaching job elsewhere, perhaps in Tugnutt at jtugnutt@ajaxattack. Europe. com...The Attack will hook up with the Pickering Panthers Conditioning camp for junior hockey players in Oshawa next week Durant says he has some unfin- for two pre-season games, ished business with the tier II junior DURHAM — There are still There will be two sessions Ontario Hockey League, Ontario one at the Ajax Community club and welcomes the opportunity Centre on Wednesday, Aug. openings for the Metro East Junior conducted by the MEJH staff from Provincial Junior ‘A’ Hockey League to make the Attack more competi- Hockey Pre-Camp Conditioning and 9 to 10:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. to and midget players are welcome. 27 at 7:30 p.m. and the other tive. Skill Development Skate at Campus noon. The sessions will be limited to For more information, refer on Thursday, Aug. 28 at the Ice Centre in Oshawa the week of 20 skaters with years of birth from to the website www.metroeastju- “The fact is I left for personal rea- Pickering Recreation Com- Aug. 18. 1992 to 1988. niorhockey.com. sons and I had some time to regain plex at 7:10 p.m... my focus and do what I needed to A/P PAGE 18 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, August 14, 2008 durhamregion.com All that glitters is gold for bantams

Lacrosse festival wraps up Other than that, the results heavily fa- British Columbia 10-4 in the semifinal, system was the goalie, including for the voured the local teams, as Whitby won then dealt Iroquois its lone defeat of the gold medal win. favourably for Durham fans Provincial titles in both Tyke and Peewee tournament in the championship game. Ajax’s Devin Shore, also a Whitby War- box lacrosse, Clarington claimed the Nov- The Ontario team featured a strongly rior, was close behind Tutton with 10 goals WHITBY — Local fans couldn’t have ice Provincial title, and Oshawa prevailed local roster, with six players hailing from and 15 points, while another Warrior, Dar- asked much more from the Ontario La- in the Under-15 women’s field lacrosse Durham Region. ryl Robertson of Whitby, had seven goals crosse Festival that wrapped Sunday at the final. Courtice’s Brodie Tutton, who plays and 14 points. Iroquois Park Sports Centre. The Bantam team put up its best efforts minor lacrosse with the Whitby Warriors, Bowmanville’s Austin Shanks (Gaels) In an action-packed Saturday, Ontario’s when it was needed most, avenging round- led Ontario with 10 goals and was second added eight goals, while Pickering’s Drake Bantam team took out Iroquois 8-6 to win robin losses to both British Columbia and in points with 17, while Bowmanville’s Caggiula (Warriors) rounded out the local a National Championship, but the Peewee Iroquois to claim the National title. Brett Meraw of the Clarington Green Gaels contingent. team dropped a tough 8-7 decision to Brit- After finishing third during the round- ish Columbia in its gold-medal match. robin with a 5-2 record, Ontario defeated

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[email protected] Recruiting for the following positions: wave, Fridge, Stove, opportunities, training SUPERINTENDENT need- Washer, Dryer included. classes, monthly prizes. ed for 39 unit apartment in Whitby. ● Bartenders ● Servers STEEL ERECTING Com- Pet friendly complex. Join a winning team. Call building on Bloor St. Must Hospital/Medical ● ● pany looking for Fitter Dishwashers Cooks Priced at $179.000 or B.O. Sabrina (905)723-7323 have police check. Call Skilled & /Dental Cell--416-712-9164 or 705- (905)260-9065 or Welder Estimator Coordi- Apply in person to Allison: Technical Help nator. Driver's license re- 657-1028 MAINTENANCE PERSON (905)720-2647, ask for BOWMANVILLE OFFICE Nick. quired. Fax resume to 800 Champlain Ave, Oshawa required full-time for 905-420-6586. looking for an experienced Oshawa apartment com- Level ll Dental Assistant. or fax (905)404-8382, or email WALLDORF CONDO-711 plex. Minimum 5 years ex- TELECOMMUNICATIONS Full time position, some Rossland Rd. 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Professional with all appliances. Pool, li- or DZ with CERTIFIED DENTAL AS- brary/games room, exer- cian required. Training Construction exp. Contact have own tools experience in drapery, provided on fitness equip- blinds and shutters. Must SISTANT/RECEPTIONIST cise room, patio. Steps to Nick [email protected], fax and valid driver's 30 hours per week, at shops/park. Immediate ment service and installa- (905) 438-8555 have own truck and tools. tions. Excellent communi- license. Fax resume to 905-428- downtown Oshawa. 2 Ontario Certified Teachers closing. $179,900. Call cations skills required. (905)686-5854 6217 or call 905-428-0937 evenings and 1 Saturday P/T & F/T required teaching adults during (416)986-3110. Clean drivers license. Fax TORONTO'S LARGEST per month. Please fax re- the day in Durham & Scarborough. 905-839-6344. Landscaping Company sume to: 905-433-0337. pays $100-$500 DAILY for Enthusiasm, flexibility, comfortable teaching DIESEL MECHANIC Office Help outdoor Summer work. Hir- required for local utility DENTAL ASSISTANT and English & Math at a high school level. Industrial/ NOW HIRING Immediate ing honest, energetic indi- Commercial Space openings for full and part contractor. Experience in Receptionist wanted. Apply ONTARIO TEACHING CERTIFICATE viduals to fill our many hydraulics a benefit. Call ADMINISTRATIVE POSI- with resume to 5 Points AND COMPUTER SKILLS A MUST. time Customer Relations Summer positions. Email Representatives, 905-655-7122 or fax TIONS available in ex- Mall Dental Office. No INDUSTRIAL BAYS walk- gtaspringwork resume to 905-655-7178. panding Pickering finance phone calls please. Email: [email protected] ing distance Walmart, $17.90/hr. + Bonuses. @hotmail.com. Sales, Marketing, and Cus- office. Room for advance- Oshawa Centre, Steven- ment. Benefits package. DENTAL HYGIENIST son/401 exit. High roll-up tomer Services experience Hotel/ Hotel/ an asset. Apply Now: experience in Excel an as- Part-time required for door, mezzanine, air com- Wanted: PIZZA set. Fax resume in confi- Restaurant Restaurant Fax: 905-373-7470 MAKER/ DRIVER friendly Oshawa dental of- pressor, all utilities, incl. Phone: 905-373-7472 dence to (905)426-2053. fice. Monday 8am-8pm parking. Auto repairs For Halal Pizza store in SERVERS/COOKS want- Pickering. and Wednesday 8am-4pm. BELLA NOTTE RESTAU- machining, hobbies and OFFICE ASSISTANT / Re- Fax resume: 905-725-6029 ed full & part-time for new other uses (light industrial). PERFECT MAID SER- (416)768-1332 Experienced RANT, Part/full-time cooks Duct & Carpet ceptionist required by Ajax required, experienced for franchise restaurant in Port month-by-month available. VICE URGENT! Experi- moving company. Part- Hope, experienced. Serv- Also Storage Container enced cleaners & Super- Cleaners DENTAL RECEPTIONIST fine dining Italian Restau- WORK FROM HOME, Put time, Mon.-Fri. 10a.m. to welcome to provide excel- rant in Whitby. Email ers must be 18yrs of age. available. 905-576-2982 visor's needed with clean- must be 2p.m. May lead to Full- Please fax resume: 1-877- or 905-626-6619. ing experience evenings, your PC to work $1,400 lent customer service in resumes: bellanottewhitby part time, $5,000 full time. available to work time. Must be computer lit- our computerized, high- @hotmail.com or fax 841-2295. weekends, weekdays for erate and have a pleasant great new opportunities Apply on line only Sat. and Eve. quality care practice. F/T, 905-444-9553. www.homeoffice4u2.com Must have valid telephone manner. Fax reno weekends. Please ap- Houses with cleaning service for sume to: 905-683-1360 $ Business residential clients. $10 and drivers ply at 104 Waverley Rd., for Sale Opportunities up per hr +bonus. and gas YEAR ROUND grounds license. Bowmanville. allowances offered. Seri- maintenance company Sales Help NO EARLY MORNINGS AJAX, DETACHED, looking for 2 full time crew Fax resume to & Agents F/T ASSISTANT/recep- BUY YOURSELF a good ous inquires only. 905- 905-686-8321 or late nights. Needed: 2,800sq.ft, 4-bdrm, 3-bath. 686-5424. members. MINIMUM 2 tionist and P/T Hygienist. Cook/Back Kitchen Help, Pickering Village. paying, flexible job. High YEARS EXPERIENCE. GENTRY LIMITED - sales Come join our dynamic, 30-40 hours per week. $1700/month. Also 2-bdrm profit cleaning business Winter work available. Re- person needed, knowledge growing team! Tracker Also waitress 15-20 hours basement apartment, Specializing in carpet/up- PROPERTY MANAGER sume plus driver abstract FULLTIME CREATIVE software knowledge bene- holstery, pressure washing Responsible for residential of roofing and/or water- per week for a busy family $800/month. No required. Benefit package PRODUCT DEVELOPER ficial. Please deliver re- restaurant. Experience pets/smoking. Available and tile & grout cleaning. and commercial properties. with a degree in ME- proofing. Hardworking, available. Call Mon-Fri goal-oriented person, with sume in person to: Whitby preferred. Box #351 September 1st. (416)628- Comes with truck and Must have electrical, 905-619-6761 or fax re- CHANICAL ENGINEER- Dental Centre, 1101 Brock equipment. $80,000. Call plumbing, and carpentry great communication skills, PO.Box 481, Oshawa, ON, 4335 sume to 905-619-0788. ING needed. Fluency in St., S., Whitby. L1H 7L5. for details 1-866-308-3131. skills as well as a General AUTOCAD proficiency in own vehicle. Please fax knowledge of HVAC and resume to 905-725-8078. FOR-SALE BY Owner INVENTOR is preferable. RN REQUIRED immedi- Sturgeon-Lake Waterfront. boiler systems. Send Salon & Spa Familiarity with manufac- SOURCE FOR SPORTS ately to join our Oral Sur- Remodelled 2-bdrm-home, GRAPHIC DESIGN/ resume to: File # 347, P.O. Help turing. Good communica- gery team in Ajax. Emerge, DIGITAL PRINT Centre Box 481, Oshawa, ON Ajax requires energetic, open-concept, wood-floors, tion skills. Resumes to OR or ICU experience tiled oversized-bathroom owner retiring. Financing L1H-7L5 [email protected] outgoing full and part-time BUSY BROOKLIN Salon retail sales personnel and preferred. 3-4 days/week. NOW HIRING w/jacuzzi, Newer oil-fur- available. low overhead, growing again! Business No weekends. Please mail nace/Central-Air. Insulated no experience necessary. REGISTRATION Officers. cashiers. Experience pre- Experienced minded Jr Stylist, Stylist SHOP FABRICATORS ferred. sfsajax@rog- resume to: 619 Kingston 1.5-Garage. 10x15 garden- full training and support. 1- $20 hr/ avg. Cash Incen- and Colour Technicians and Site Erectors required Rd. W. #10, Ajax, ON. Full or Part time shed. 2-Decks, aluminum- 800-645-3006 tives Paid Daily. We Train ers.com or fax 905-683- will be welcome. Drop by for growing Bowmanville 2505. M1S 6L8 or fax to 905- Line Cooks, days dock. $295,000 705-324- You! 905 435 0518 and see if our environment steel fabrication contractor. 619-0748. only. Also Part time 8881. fits your career or Call 905- Skilled individuals with a QUILT SHOP established 620-0577 ask for Laura. Retail Server, days only. LANDSCAPE MAINTE- OFFICE ASSISTANT, ROOFING AND SHEET minimum of 5 years shop SENIOR SUPPORTIVE Please apply in WHITBY, BEAUTIFUL 4- for 20 yrs. Fabric, Notions, NANCE personnel Part time / Full time METAL company in Pick- experience in layout and Sales Help housing program in bedroom home in highly Sewing Machines, required for Pickering area. noon-8:00pm & occasional ering, is looking for experi- HAIRSTYLISTS required, fabrication and/or installa- Oshawa is inviting re- person with resume: sought after family neigh- available in Whitby close to Experience preferred. Saturdays. Pickering area. enced flat roofers and licensed, Full/Part Time, tion of structural steel, SALES HELP for Your sumes for 2 upcoming 375 Kingston Rd. borhood. Ceramic floors, 401. Owner motivated to Please call 416-410-8283 email resume: careers@ sheet metal fabricators and no colour, no perms, just stairs, and handrails etc. Good Health, Pickering PSW positions. Please fax Pickering sunken livingroom, huge sell quickly. asking between 8am-5pm. achieverscable.com, Fax installers. Must have a val- great cuts. Picker- Send resume to: Fax: Town Centre, full-time resume to: 905-576-8676 905-509-7539 master bedroom with re- $49,000.00. Call 905-430- 905-422-9985 id Ontario Drivers licence. ing/Beach. Call Michelle 905-666-5163 or e-mail knowledge required. Call to the attention of the Sup- treat. More info call 0297 416-258-9377 Call (905)837-9990 416-383-0689 [email protected] (416)606-7995 portive Housing Manager (905)579-9261. newsdurhamregion.com NEWS ADVERTISER, Thursday EDITION, August 14, 2008, PAGE 21 A/P

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Wilson / old attractive lady who is $700/mo, first/last. No new, new, bathroom, kitch- ATTENTION SENIORS/ WHITBY OSHAWA bor- RD/401 2 Rooms in base- no pets. (905)576-3924 401 & public transit. 15 Re- Dean, Oshawa. Across der. Residential area. honest, caring and active. I pets/smoking. Available en, paint, carpet, large MATURE ADULTS quiet gency Cres. (Mary St. & ment for rent, $450 & ARE YOU interested in living everything on one from public school. 3+1Bedroom detached am 6 ft 2, 185lbs, single immediately. References. fenced yard, parking, laun- Hickory St) 905-430-7397 $1400/month+ $500/month. No pets or being a franchisee of a level all new 2-bdrm, OSHAWA APTS. Clean home. Double car garage. smoking. First/last & refer- non-smoking, retired pro- (905)436-9337. dry, GO/401/schools/shop- www.realstar.ca utilities.(905)432-9261 fessional who enjoys life chain store or restaurant in ping, $1195 +utilities. fridge/stove, parking, laun- quiet security monitored Fenced yard. Appliances. ences required. 416-917- Port Hope. Call 905-885- dry, cable. All inclusive. newer bldgs. Bachelor, 1 & Avail. Immediately asking 4949. and would like to share it 1-BEDROOM APT in Available immediately. with someone special. Mail 9597. (416)459-2350. $985. Oshawa 289-240- 2 bedroom includes STUNNING, LARGE 1 3-BDRM SEMI Oshawa, 1275+Util. (905)430-3519 downtown Bowmanville. utilities, parking, laundry bdrm. walk-out apt. on walkout to large deck. Fin- replies to Box # 350, 2nd floor, $675/month, all 4120 AJAX - 2 Bedroom, legal, on site, no dogs. 905- quiet cul-de-sac in West ished bsmt, 5 appliances, PICKERING/BROCK Rd, PO.Box 481, Oshawa, ON, Mortgages, inclusive. Call 905-623- 260-9085, 905-260-9095. c/air. Close to shopping, Townhouses No smoking/pets, unfur- L1H 7L5. basement apt. for sept. 1st AVAILABLE Sept 1st 2- Pickering. 2 min. from 401, for Rent Loans 7368 Evenings: 905- 983- forest view, 5 appliances schools. $1250.00/mo. + nished rooms. 9670 in westney/hwy2 area. bdrm plus den $950/mo Storage shed, Wash- A/C & heat included, hydro OSHAWA HOSPITAL, (incl. washer/dryer). $1095 utilities. Avail September 1. $350/$450/$550, per $$MONEY$$ Consolidate er/Dryer, A/C, Cable. extra. No pets/smoking. Mary North of Adelaide, /mo. inclusive. Call Eleanor 905-668-1978 or 905-706- 3-BEDROOM, close to month. First/last, Call Daycare Available Debts Mortgages to 100%. 1-BEDROOM BASEMENT $1050/month. Call Not suitable for small chil- 2-bedroom main floor, at 905-619-2639 ext. 226. 4528. schools, shopping, bus (416)433-1919. No income, bad credit OK! apartment with sep. en- (905)683-0343 after 6p.m. dren. King/Wilson Oshawa. laundry, parking, $900/mo route and 401. Harmo- ny/Rossland area. Appli- EXPERIENCED affordable ONTARIOWIDE FINAN- trance in 4 year new home. Call Dorothy (905)623- inclusive. 1-bedroom main 3-BEDROOM CLEAN SALEM/BAYLY, furnished Laundry, AAA tenant, no TESTA HEIGHTS 1, 2 & 3 ances included. No home daycare. Valleyf- CIAL CORPORATION AJAX 1-BEDROOM apt. 3651 floor, laundry, no parking, bed. w/upgraded finishes. main floor bungalow, near room, in quiet family home. 1-888-307-7799 smoking/pets. Central Oshawa Centre and all pets/smoking. arm/Hwy 2, large fenced available immediately. $600+hydro. 905-668- Util. incl. Security & park- Female preferred, non backyard, fenced pool. Whitby location. Available $675/month. Seperate 8869 Mon-Fri 9-5pm, or amenities. Available imme- $1250/month, plus utilities, BEAUTIFUL 1-BDRM, ing. Landscaped grounds, references required. After smoker. Own washroom, Large playroom, lunch- CENTRAL FUNDING Sept. 1st. $700/month. entrance, laundry, 1-park- quiet home, N-Oshawa, 905-579-2350. diately, Legal unit. $1075+. share kitchen, pool, hot (905)424-4451. private patios & balco- 6pm, (905)721-9577. es/snacks. All ages, before Group, first & second mort- ing spot, no smoking, Simcoe/Taunton. nies. 2 Testa Rd., Ux- Parking, a/c, fenced yard. tub, laundry facilities, park- Call 905-720-2186. & after school, near Glen- gages to 100%. From 5.4 clean fresh paint, perfect Fridge/Stove, ceramics, OSHAWA near O/C lovely bridge. 905-852-2534 ing. $450/month, no pets. grove P.S. Debbie 1-BEDROOM, two storey for single person. incl all Ajax "By the Lake" Har- % for 5 years. Best parking, washer/dryer in 3-bdrm main floor of www.realstar.ca wood/Lake Driveway, airy 289-892-2985. (905)839-7237. available rates. Private loft apartment, bedroom utilities except phone. your apt. Renovated, much 3-BEDROOM TOWN- over looks living room, eat house. Quiet neighbour- 3-bedroom TH, 2 balco- funds available. Refinanc- Includes fridge and stove. more. First/Last/Referenc- hood, w/out to large yard. HOUSE, Hwy 2/Whites. in kitchen, no smoking, 416-986-8204 WHITBY 1 & 2 BDRM nies, fireplace, large win- WHITBY (Taunton/Thick- WHITES/SHEPPARD for ing debt consolidation a es. Suits mature resposn- parking, a/c laundry fa- APTS, $785 & $922. Rent Appliances, hardwood on dows, appliances, pool, specialty. For fast profes- first/last, $925/month, all son) -Female roommate to the older kids grades JK-8, sible working person. Ab- cilities, No smoking/pets. includes appliances, heat, main floor, master w/en- gym, $1400 plus utilities, your older child will get the sional service call inclusive. Available Sep- AJAX Salem/Bayly. Large solutely no dogs. $800-in- suite, air, finished rec-room share new home with two tember/October. Call first/last. $1275/mo in- laundry facilities and park- avail now. Condolyn Mgt working females.- at E/W & attention and guidance (905)666-4986. 2-bedroom basement apt, clusive. (905)571-4471 cludes utilities (905)831- in basement w/walkout. (905)728-9499. bright/clean. shared laun- ing. Call 905-666-1074 or 905-428-9766 N/S bus. $425 (includes they deserve. Mature ex- 9458 905-493-3065. near 401. Shows to perfec- perienced childcare in a dry. $900 includes utilities, tion. Sept 1st, utilities, cable, internet). BROCK RD/HWY 2. Bright AJAX TRIBUTE HOME 3 416-435-2195. smoke-free reliable, safe, CREDIT!!! 2 BEDROOM apartment parking, A/C. Non-smok- spacious walk-out 2-bdrm $1300+utilities. No ing. Nice quiet neighbour- OSHAWA NORTH, gor- WHITBY PLACE 1 & 2 bedroom townhouse. 5 ap- friendly environment. Open INCOME!!! at Simcoe and Centre bsmt apt. C/A, 5 applianc- pets/smoking, (905)683- pliances, A/C, 2 1/2 baths, ANY South. Clean central hood. Suit professional. geous 1-bedroom main bed. Landscaped grounds. 6:30am-6:30pm Mon-Fri, st nd rd es, utilities & parking incl. 9997 separate familyroom. Near 1 , 2 & 3 Mortgages Oshawa apartment includ- Avail. Sept 1. 905-787- floor of SENIOR-LIFE- Balconies, laundry & park- Shared PA Days, school holidays. Avail. immediately. Call STYLE COMPLEX, se- amenities, no smok- Accommodation Drop off/pick up from St. ing utilities for $800. Park- 8665 or 416-721-4425. 416-678-6758 ing. Access to Hwy. 401 & AJAX - Upper Level 4 * Below Bank Rates cluded area in the city, public transit. Near shop- ing/pets. Available Sep- Elizabeht Seton, Highbush ing included. Call Anthony Bedroom house with 2.5 tember 1st. $1350 plus * Reﬁ nance to 100% 905-925-5696. AJAX, BAYLY/SALEM, beautiful lawn, ample ping & schools. 900 Dun- FEMALE TO share new 3 & ST. Marguerite Bourge- BROOKLIN - two bed- parking, $1000/month, all Bathrooms. 1st/last. 34 utilities. 905-428-6822. oys. Nutritious break- large 1-bdrm bsmt apt. room, fridge, stove, heat, das St. E. (Dundas St. & Dominy Drive. Close to all bedroom downtown * Purchase 0% Down parking, appliances, inclusive, Immediately. Garden St) 905-430-5420 Oshawa condominium fast/afterschool snack pro- 2 LARGE BEDROOM water included. (905)723-7291. amenities. Contact Cedric AN OSHAWA SOUTH vided. Homework help & basement apt. Hwy. shared laundry, $800 inclu- $675/month, first/last. www.realstar.ca (905)796-9831 or apartment. Huge balcony, POWER OF SALE sive. Avail. Sept. Condolyn town-house, 3-bedroom indoor parking, utilities in- lots of activities to keep 2/401/Westney. Spacious. Available September 1st. (416)627-8943 for details $975+ utilities. Close to them busy. Reasonable STOPPED!!! Very clean. Bright. Laundry Management 905-428- Working adults preferred. OSHAWA Simcoe/Taun- WHITBY, 1-bdrm spacious cluded. Reasonable rent 9766 ton 1-bdrm $805, 2-bdrm schools & shopping. for sharing regular over- rates. Receipts given. Pet & cable included. All inclu- (905)655-8079, leave mes- bsmt apt. Gas f/p, 4 appli- AJAX- Main floor of house. New rental. First/last. Call friendly home. (905)831- 1-877-568-9255 sage. $865 includes utilities & night support of roommate sive. Parking. $900. AJAX, HARWOOD/Ross- ances, 2-parking, $850/mo 5bedrooms, 3.5wash 416-880-4126. 8087. 416-578-0897 Credit check. First/last. parking. Quiet mature inclusive. Avail. immediate- with a physical and devel- land delightful modern 1- building. Near Durham rooms, appliances, 4 car opmental disability. No Available. 647-268-9040, CENTRAL PARK BLVD, ly. Call Mike days 905-427- parking, close to schools OPEN HOUSE CAR- www.butlermortgage.ca bdrm basement apt., pri- 2-bedroom upper half of College/UOIT. No pets. pets/smoking 905-239-1039, Ayman. vate entrance at ground 4077 ext. 24, evenings and highway, quiet neigh- RIAGE HILL 2 & 3 bed. Daycare Wanted ASK FOR duplex. Newly renovated. 905-435-6023 905-665-3666. [email protected] level, own laundry, park- borhood. 5 years new. townhouses. In-suite laun- 905-723-4818 weekdays. 2-BDRM bright/large bsmt, Bus at door. $855/mo.+hy- $1800/month plus utilities. dry, util. incl., Balconies, WILL BUTLER, AMP ing, available now. $900 dro. 2-bedroom, main floor. OSHAWA, 2-bdrm bsmt in separate entrance, walk to inclusive. Condolyn Man- WHITBY, 3-BEDROOM Call (416)617-0147 patios, courtyard. Pking. BYRON ST. ACADEMY in south OSHAWA commu- $910/mo+hydro. Available quiet residential area. Pri- unit in triplex, parking, avail. Near DT, shopping, WORKING PROFES- Whitby is looking for E.C.E PRIVATE FUNDS- 1st, agement 905-428-9766. immediately. References, vate entrance & laundry. 2nd mortgages. Consoli- nity centre, school, bus. laundry, walk to Go. Yard. COUNTRY SETTING-8KM restaurants, schools, SIONAL seeks same or and Assistant Teacher Near GM/401. Sept 1st. AJAX, LARGE 1-bedroom No smoking/pets. 905-430- Cable, c/a, 5-appliances, No pets/smoking. $900 east of Simcoe on Ramsey parks. Ask about our Student to share house, position. Fax resume to date bills, low rates. No ap- 0249. 1-parking, avail. Sept. 1st. praisal needed. Bad credit $700+40%utilities. No basement apt., suits single plus utilities. Avail. Sept 1. Rd. 3bdrm, $900.00 move-in incentives. 122 centrally located in head office at 416-284- pets/smoking. First/last. working person, no smok- Close to schools/shopping. (416)574-2621. per/mth + heat/hydro. Colborne St. E. (Simcoe Oshawa, close to all 0407. okay. Save money. No ob- EXECUTIVE 1-BEDROOM $800/month. First/last. ligation. No fees OAC. Call 1-car parking, shared laun- ing/pets. $850/month. Available Sept. 1st. 905- N., Colborne E) 905-434- amenities, bus. dry. 905-409-7586. Available Sept. 1st. Call apartment. Country setting, (905)404-8695 427-0403 daytime, leave 3972 www.realstar.ca $425/month. (905)243- Peter (416)460-4594, close to Port Perry. Appli- WHITBY, BACHELOR Mortgage Leaders (905)428-9492 message after hours. 0615 Registration ances including washer & and 2 bedrooms from $749 OSHAWA Harmony/Olive. 2-BDRM OSHAWA avail. OSHAWA, bright, recently all inclusive Close to all Oct. 1st, suits working AJAX- OXFORD Towers. dryer. $875/mo. utilities in- renovated, 1-bdrm bsmt. townhouses, freshly paint- cluded. Non-smoker/no amenities. Office hours EXECUTIVE RENTAL PIANO STUDENTS now Apartments & Flats single or couple, Spacious apartments, 1100-sq.ft, separate en- WHITBY: 2,000 sq.ft. bun- ed, 2 bedroom $775 + Rentals Outside pets. Available immediate- 9-5, Monday - Friday. heat/hydro; 3 bedroom Canada being accepted for Sum- for Rent EXTREMELY quiet, quiet bldg, near shopping, trance, fireplace. $799/in- (905)430-1877 or view at galow on 2 acres. Close to spotless building, 2 blocks GO. Pool. 2-bedroom ly. (905)985-3065. clusive. Laundry, hi-speed $875 + heat/hydro mer and Fall openings, comptronica.com GO and 401. 3 bedrooms, Call Joani at 905-686- ! KING/WILSON, from Lakeview Park, apts. $1019/mo. internet, additional parking office, 2 fireplaces, large Available Sept 1/Oct 1. No CLEARWATER FLORI- $925/mo/ includes utilities, Available August/Sept 1st LARGE 3-BEDROOM, available. First/last. pets. 905-723-8697 DA, 3-bedroom fully fur- 8351. OSHAWA Quiet building, upper level, Oshawa. WHITBY, BIG one bed- deck, new landscaping, near shopping, transporta- parking, storage, private 3-bedroom $1125/mo. Plus Available Sept 1st/Oct 1st. partially-finished base- nished air conditioned patio. Laundry room. No parking. Available Au- $1100/month + 2/3 utilities. No pets/smoking. room, $830 all inclusive PICKERING, Whites/401, manufactured homes. tion. Utilities, parking in- 1-bedroom basement, eat- available Sept. lst. Big two ment. $1,900/month +heat cluded. 1 & 2-bedroom pets/smoking. Bus stop at gust/Sept 1st. 905-683- (905)622-4953. and hydro. 905-579-0411 x luxury 3-bdrms, 2-1/2 Pool, hot tub, near beach- Articles for Sale door. First/last. Call Katie 8571, 905-683-8421 in-kitchen, $800/month, in- bedroom $940 all inclu- baths, 5 appliances, c/a, es & major attractions. Half apts. $830 & $930/month. clusive. Both have private 113. anytime (905)427-2782 OSHAWA, Newly Reno- sive. October lst. Parking, c/v. Finished walk-out hour to NHL Hockey (starts available immediately & laundry. Available August laundry (416)520-6392 +CARPETS, CARPETS, August/Sept. 1st. Call ext. 222 leave message AJAX: 2-bedroom bright vated Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 bsmt, 2 parking. Close to Oct 11 -$15/seat) children 15th. (905)409-8664 or (905)669-4009 LARGE 4-BEDROOM amenities and schools. No Carpets, living room and (905)571-4912 until basement, $850 (plus bdrm apts. Adult & Senior house available immedi- welcome. Booking Now- utilities). Large living- (416)694-8353. smoking/pets. $1500/mo hall carpeted with pad and 6:00pm. 208 CENTRE ST S, new lifestyle bldgs. Large units, ately, Port Perry area. January. $400/wk (less installation from $319 room/kitchen, c/air, near bus stop. Call 1-866- WHITBY, large bright plus heat & hydro. Avail. than motel). Photos shown adult lifestyle building in LARGE BACHELOR Suitable for B&B, cottage Sept. 1st. (647)886-4590 (30 yds.). Best price (2)-BDRM Oshawa, large Oshawa. 2-bdrm including 2-car parking! On 601-3083 2-bdrm bsmt apt. 2 appli- industry business. Newly in your home. (905)683- cul-de-sac/fenced-in back- basement apt., separate guaranteed. Saillian main floor, tri-plex apt bldg. kitchen, living room, stove, www.apartmentsinonta- ances. Quiet building, renovated. Rent negotiable 5503. Carpets. 905-242-3691 yard; close to buses, shop- entrance, kitchen & bath- rio.com parking, includes utilities. TAUNTON TERRACE 3 304 Banff Ave. quiet street, dishwasher, fridge, micro- room, no pets, non-smok- to good tenants. bedroom townhouses. En- Free Estimates. shed, fenced yard, laundry, wave, parking, laundry ping, schools, 401. $900/mo. Available imme- First/last/references. 705- [email protected] ing. North end. Available diately. Call 905-432-4168. suite laundry. Landscaped parking, references, facilities. 905-723-1647 or immediately $550/month. OSHAWA, THORNTON/ 786-3190. grounds w/pool & play- Cottages for Rent 1991 SEARAY CBLT- first/last, Sept 1/15. $860- 905-728-7841. or 905-907-5464. Call (905)431-5081. Adelaide, Ground-level, ground. Private backyards. 18ft. Excellent condition, inc. (905)922-5814 bright 1-bedroom walkout WHITBY, WALK TO GO, OSHAWA/WHITBY Bor- Sauna & pking avail. Near stored indoors each winter, 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, AJAX: WESTNEY/HWY 2 NORTH OSHAWA 1-bdrm apt in house. Excellent large 3-bedroom, mainfloor der "2 for 1", three bed- shopping & schools, public COTTAGES FOR RENT! 15hrs. on outdrive, I/O 1 & 2 BDRM Available near Oshawa Centre, 1-bdrm bsmt. Spacious, lower duplex. Clean, neighborhood, appliances, duplex, 2 entrances, park- room house with one bed- transport. 100 Taunton Rd. 2 & 3 bedroom available. 175hp, 6 seater, large sun- anytime or Sept 1st. Locat- hardwood floors, separate entrance, cable, bright, laundry, 1-parking, laundry, $875/inclusive. ing, laundry facilities. room basement apt. Appli- E. (Taunton Rd. & Simcoe Clean lake, private beach, pad, ladder, radio/tape- ed 350 Malaga, Oshawa Fridge/stove, washer/dryer hardwood, 1 car parking, non-smoker, no pets, yard, Sept 1st. 2-car parking, $975/mo plus utilities. ances, A/C, avail Sept. St.) 905-436-3346 comes with a boat. Also deck, cockpit cover, cruis- $725/mo & $825/mo. all in- included. $1300+ utilities, laundry, $850/month, $700 inclusive. First/last. own driveway. No smok- Available Sept. 1st. No $1350 plus. Condolyn Mgt www.realstar.ca B&B. 1-800-979-3486 ing cover, winter storage clusive. No pets. Please first/last. Available Sept first/last. Available Sept Available Sept 1st. Ideal ing/pets. (905)706-2200. pets. Call 905-924-3685 905-428-9766 www.zumwaldhaus.com cover. Includes Cradle ride call 905-242-4478 or 905- 1st. Call (905)213-9035 1st. No smoking/pets. for working couple. Call WHITBY immaculate, trailer 3years old. 435-0383. (905)428-1255. 905-430-6906. PICKERING (Brock/Dell- WHITBY,BROCK/BURNS, PICKERING, 4-bdrms, 3 completely redone, 3-bdrm $10,500.00. Call 905-434- 385 GIBB ST, Oshawa, 2 brook) walk out basement LARGE bright, 1-bedroom bathrooms, $1400/mo+ townhome, end unit. Campers, 3826 1 BEDROOM apartment & 3-bdrm apts, quiet bldg. APARTMENTS FOR NORTH OSHAWA 2 bed- apartment available, 4 ap- basement apt, Sep en- 60% utilities. ALSO 1-bdrm Available now. $1050 Trailers, Sites also bachelor apartment, Walking distance to RENT. Large 3-bedroom; room Sept./Oct. Clean, pliances, 2 car parking, ac- trance, parking, laundry, bsmt w/eat-in kitchen, includes appliances, 36" SONY VEGA flat Queen St., Port Perry. Oshawa Centre/amenities. 1-bedroom; 1-bedroom family building. Heat, hydro cess to entire backyard A/C, gas fireplace, fridge, $700+40% utilities. Both fenced rear yard, gas 2003 TRAVEL trailer screen plus stand, like Available immediately. Ap- Laundry facilities on-site, main level, Port Perry in- and two appliances includ- w/patio, $800inclusive. stove dishwasher, cable. avail. Sept 1st. Lots of heat/hot water, wash- sleeps 8. Includes fridge, new, originally $2400, ask- pliances included. For in- utilities included. No pets. town. Very nice. Short walk ed. Pay cable, parking and 1st/last required. Available internet $900/inclusive. parking. No smoking/pets. er/dryer hook-ups. Call stove, Air, micro, shower ing $499. Also free Satel- quiries or to view call 905- Avail. Sept. 1st. 905-723- to lake, amenities. $1250 laundry facilities. September 1. Call Available immediately. First/last. 905-427-2688 or 905-666-1074 or 905-493- and hot water heater. lite radio, home or car. 925-0115. 5434 &$850. Call 416-884-0966. (905)723-2094 (416)825-4269 Call 905-668-5593 416-358-3475 3065. (905)668-5122. (905)426-8858 A/P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER, Thursday EDITION, August 14, 2008 newsdurhamregion.com

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MARTIN, David Seymour - On Tuesday SUBJECT: PUBLIC AUCTION - ONE DAY ONLY August 12, 2008 in his 66th year, following a • Wireless monopole, 45 metres tall will occupy an area heroic battle with cancer. Pre deceased by COUNTERTOP NEED REPLACING? of approximately 264 sq.m Direct factory authorized liquidation - all items must be sold Acting under Instructions received: we will sell: his beloved parents, Donald Franklin Herald, • FREE ESTIMATES • INSTALLATIONS • Location: 2921 Westney rd, Ajax, SE Corner of 5th BRAND NEW FURNITURE & ACCENTS and Marjorie Seymour. Dear father of Con, and Westney Over 1000 ITEMS MUST BE SOLD!!!! Geoffrey (Michelle) and Andrew (Heather). Scarborough • Legal Description: Part of Lot 10, Concession 4 *unclaimed containers* overstocks * receiverships **movie sets* * mfg.showroom Devoted Grandpop's of Alexis, and Kadin Countertops FACTORY • The facility will include mechanical equipment shelter Lavean Martin. Adored brother of Carol and fencing around the base of the tower. The purpose samples*designers choice*misguided freight* *model homes*closeouts*estates**new PRICES home furnishings * bedroom suites* living room sets **dining tables & chairs *hand Martin Beamer of Williamstown Ontario. (416) 299-7144 of the tower is to improve wireless and data services in Loved uncle of Matthew Beamer (Shanda) the area. carved mahogany designer's accents * * estate jewellery * big screen lcd tv*sports and Jennifer Beamer Fernandez (Jorge) memorabilia* leather sofas- estate coins - framed art- vanity sinks- area rugs*elec- Painting Painting Beloved great uncle to Matisyn Beamer. Will & Decorating & Decorating • PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: As the approval of this site tronics* giftware * collectibles* purses*desks* oil paintings * always be remembered by Gillian Martin. and its design is under the exclusive jurisdiction of the Trusted employee of many years of Pitney Government of Canada through Industry Canada, the Bowes, and will be missed by many longtime Town of Ajax has no jurisdiction in this matter other friends. In Lieu of flowers to the family, kindly than as a commenting body to Industry Canada and the send flowers to someone you love, phone applicant. them on a Sunday afternoon, or enjoy a round of golf in Dave's memory, or donations Interiors / Exterior • Commercial / Residential • ANY PERSON may make a written submission to the ------made to the Canadian Cancer Society would individual listed below by September 12, 2008 with re- $100 COUPON be appreciated by the family. Following Over 25 Years Experience • Competitive Prices spect to this matter. present this ad and receive $100.00 towards the purchase of any 9 Dave's wishes, there will be no visitation or Call Dan for a FREE Estimate pc dining room suite * lcd tv 40" or larger * appraised estate services at this time, a cremation and a 905.436.9823 or Cell: 905.243.1459 • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION may also be obtained family memorial service will be held at a later through the following contacts: jewellery item*an extra on all purchases 5% discount date. Home paid in cash with this ad Dave's epitaph would read Improvement ROMEO SITE LOCATION MAP ------"Family is Everything" Duane Lovelace PAINTING Site Acquisition Specialist WAGNER, Diane - Suddenly in Kemptville on Rogers Wireless Inc. FRI., AUG. 15 - 7: PM (Preview at 6: pm) Roofing Specializing in 8200 Dixie Road The Auction Depot (Former Kahns) 2699 Brock Rd. North Pickering Wednesday, August 6, 2008, Diane Wagner Shingles, Flats, interior and Brampton, Ontario (nee Pedwell) age 64. Daughter of the late Eavestrough, Soffit New items arriving daily too numerous to list… Terms: Henry and Catherine Pedwell (nee Powell). exterior painting. L6T 0C1 Cash, Visa, MC,debit, Buyers Premium in effect, Tel (416) 274-7775 Beloved wife of the late Lenhart Wagner. A + Quality Call now Fax (647) 747 4600 www.auctioneer.ca -contact us: [email protected] Loving mother of Lance Wagner of Ajax and Fully Insured and for free estimates Email:[email protected] Michelle Wagner (Devin Lamb) of Spencer- licensed ville. Dear sister of Edie Radu (George) and Better Rates (905) 686-9128 Articles for Sale WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20th: 4:45 pm Pat Weaver (late Jack). Predeceased by her 416-429-2189 sister Ellen Kyle and her brother Henry Ped- Auction Sale of Furniture, Antiques, and or well. Will be greatly missed by her nieces, 1-866-816-2477 WASHER & DRYER, Collectables for a Nestleton home, nephews, great nieces and nephews; and es- 5-years-old $300/pr; an- selling at Neil Bacon Auctions Ltd., Articles for Sale pecially by her great niece Katrina Valliant. TMS Engagements Engagements tique furniture. Contact 1 km west of Utica Will be sadly missed by her friends at Delta 289-385-2025 To Include: Whirlpool Gold stainless steel side by SPECIAL PAINTING side fridge w icemaker, Kenmore Elite slide-in-range Bingo, Pickering. Michelle and Lance would ON WINDOW 4HP MARINER outboard like to thank Andrea MacKenzie, Shannon, & DECOR w glass top, Kenmore built i microwave, Kenmore CLEANING motor, $500; Pool filter, Elite built in dishwasher, Inglis washer and dryer, Brent and Logan Wallace, Cameron and Car- Interior & Exterior $75; 1hp pool pump, $75; Vendors Wanted $50.00 Vermont gas stainless steel gas bbq, dining room rie Smith, Ian and Nancy Baxter, Tara Peet, European 6ft. diving board, $300; suite, bedroom suite, antique sofa, pine chest, Mr. and Mrs. Peet, Yvonne Callender and Tri- (up to 20 windows) Barricuda, $75. Call 905- chests, prints, quantity of collectables and glassware, No Squeegee (By hand) Workmanship 683-2979. CRAFTER'S men Food Service. Those who wish may Kubota GF1800 4wheel drive diesel w 60" front and make memorial donations to their local Hu- * Lawncare Fast, clean, WANTED hydraulic mower (2yrs old, 238hrs, like new) Bobcat * Interior and 5 STAR GUEST house 400CC 2100gator w hydraulic dump box (like new), mane Society. Arrangements under the care Exterior Painting reliable service closing. Has furniture, for the Oshawa plus many other interesting items. of Grant Brown Funeral Home Purcell beds, dinning set, tables, * Eavestrough (905)428-0081 Fall Home Chapel, Spencerville 613-658-2662. For con- * Power wash microwaves, and much General Sale Managed and Sold By more! Call (905)983-6412. Show dolences and on-line guest book please visit: (fence & deck stain) Motors Centre NEIL BACON AUCTIONS LTD. www.grantbrownfuneralhome.com Lowest in the Region AIR CONDITIONER Nov 1st and 2nd 905-985-1068 Fred Moving portable $200, dehumidifi- Call 905-579-4400 905-655-5706 er $50, electric scooter Pets, Supplies, In Memoriam In Memoriam Serving Durham since 1990 & Storage $799. Pickering. Call Cara #2212 Boarding Cars for Sale (905)420-7401. Mildred and Jim Lunau of Pickering are pleased to announce the engagement of GOLDENDOODLES (F1) TBG ALL NEW QUEEN ortho- their daughter, Family Health 2002 PONTIAC GRAND Jonathan Stewart Apple pedic mattress set, cost Apricot males, low-shed & AM, 4-dr. red/grey interior. Dec. 1, 1986 - Aug. 14, 2004 JACQUELINE ANN to & Lifestyle Show Labradoodles (F1) black Aluminum Moving $1000, sacrifice $275. Call ANDREW CHRISTOPHER Excellent condition, a/c, 905-213-4669. Bowmanville M/F, moderate shed, Great p/l, p/w, am/fm cd player, Siding ~ Soffit Dependable & Reliable son of Roy and Marilyn Smith family pets 705-437-2790, VENDORS brand new battery. $4,500- ~ Facia Good Rates BABY CRIB with mattress of Richmond Hill. www.doodletreasures.com o.b.o. Call after 5:30 p.m. (like new) $100, baby bug- WANTED ~Eavestrough 24-hour Service LAB PUPS, chocolate 905-579-3037 gy with basinet to toddler Wedding to take place June 2009 Book early, Licenced/Insured seat conversion (great CKC registered, tattooed, Free Estimates limited space vet checked, dewormed, 2004 VWS JETTA TDI, (416)532-9056 shape) $100, baby swing Call Bruce $30, Costco play pen with Oct 4th & 5th family raised. (705)953- 91,000-kms, leather interi- (416)533-4162 Articles for Sale Articles for Sale 9481 or, fully loaded. Grey col- infant attachment (like Call Devon at (905)239-1263 new) $80, Baby Bug ac- our. 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Durham, Clarington, SCRATCH & DENT AP- $1600. Call 905-986-1030. 2001 HYUNDAI Elantra CL, 225k $3888. Lots More ! A ABLE TO PAY up to grand acoustic pianos for Cars in Stock! Shammy $10,000 on scrap cars & Northumberland Sales Rep sale. Moving, rentals PLIANCES new coin 67k loaded $5490; 2000 Trucks for Sale Coming Events Jim (647)284-0971 washers $699 and new CHOCOLATE LAB PUPS, Saturn wagon 131K (416)358-0793 or Greg trucks running or not. Free available. Call 905-427- males/females. CKC regis- 416-460-6739 Adult coin dryers $599., also $4490; 2002 Kia Rio 140k Towing 24 hours, 7 days. Entertainment 7631 or visit: tered, vet checked, tat- (905)686-1899 (Picker- 2004 GMC Sierra SLE, BOBCAYGEON 7th Annu- GOALIE EQUIPMENT Ice www.barbhall.com reconditioned coin washer $3990; 2001 Hyundai Ac- Hockey. Good condition. and dryers available, new tooed, dewormed, both cent 166k $2990; 2-year WOW! 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