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Home My WebLink AboutNA1997_11_07&'. . 4,4 ,%" . --%%t%%. ?%1114, eWS Pickering -Rouge • dvertiser Optional 4 week horne delivery charge S:/ S 1 ne«vstitand November 7, 1997, V()l. 32. No. iS. Pre�1rttn I i.fu 10 �(, l)a('e.S Three of five uni n os call for teachers to return to class Monday BY SUSAN O'NE1LL STAFF RFPURTER Three of Ontario's five teachers' unions are calling on their members to return to work Monday. Leaders of the Ontario Public School Teachers' Federation (OPSTF), the Federation of Women Teacher Associations of Ontario (FWTAO) and the Franco Ontarian Teachers' Association called for an end to the province -wide teachers' strike Thursday to "make no mistake, we are not giving up...we will keep up the pressure on the Province:' ,\Ir„. Sadem-Thompson said the "political protest continues and we move into another phase:' adding "now it's time for parents to pick up the hall.- The alI ”The Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Associa- tion and the Ontario Sec- ondary School Teachers' Federation hadn't yet announced their plans at our t ht night. MARET press ttme ast nrg . That means almost half SADEM• The announcement of the province's 126,000 came only hours after a mass teachers could be back in THOMPSON rally at Queen's Park which schools next week. `Political protest' was attended by approxi - "It is time now for us to -- - mately 20,000 teachers, return:' said Maret Sadem-Thompson, including roughly 1,600 from president of FWTAO, at a Toronto Durharn- press conference last night. "They shouldn't have a rally and The Durham educator told reporters See HALF/Page 2 INSIDE Weekend at the Movies — Star - ship Troopers land in Pickering for a special effects extravaganza this weekend - See page 28. Editorial Page ...........6 Sports ................30 Classified .............31 HOW TO REACH US General ..........683-5110 Death Notices .....683-3005 Auction 11m ......683-7545 Sincerely Yours ........ ............ 1-500-662-8423 Internet .............. http://www.durhamnews.net Emaill ....... t hisw•eek®istar. ca mon� FIBERGLAS WINDOWS MnE&DAU Windows & Doors 6oi Aspen ltd. 831-1989 photo by Ron Pietroniro Hoping for a Splash hit Melissa Broadhurst gives her English Setter East Trade Centre last weekend. More than Splash a once over before his competition at 100 breeds and their accompanying handlers the Trillium Dog Show held at the Metro took part in the event. Pickering demands nuclear review BY MARIANNE TAKACS STAFF RfP(*W..R There has been a "complete collapse" of pub- lic confidence in the Pickering nuclear station and the Province must commission a broad public review to ensure residents have their concerns addressed. That was the message Mayor Wayne Arthurs brought to the provin- cial legislature's Select Committee on Ontario Hydro Nuclear Affairs when it met in Oshawa Wednesday. "Residents of Pickering don't know who or what to believe or who or what not to believe," said Mayor Arthurs in what one committee mem- ber noted was a strong and tough brief. '"Ibe simple fact is Ontario Hydro cannot be counted on to provide answers The mayor accused Hydro and the government of "maintaining a fortress mentality" on matters relating to the Pickering station. "7itc barricades are up and we are left knocking on the door. We're left to try to sort fact from fiction. It almost appears that there is a considered information management plan in place that is designed to keep the facts front the public." He was critical of former Minister Environment and Energy Norm Ster- ling for not responding to an official request from the Town and letters from himself asking for a broad public review of the station. Mayor Arthurs told the committee he expects an "overwhelmingly affirma- tive" response from residents to a referendum SHERRY SENIS `Treated shoddily' question asking if they want a full public envi- ronmental review of the Pickering station. ..It is clear, it is simple; Pickering demands an independent review wherein all the questions can be asked and all of the answers received." The mayor also wanted to know why Hydro has apparently not taken action to deal with the issue of the possible failure of its computer sys- tems in the year 2000, when computers every- where are expected to have difficulty making the transition to the year 2000 on their internal clocks. 'I am told that the year 2000 problem, if not solved, could result in system failure,' he said. However, Pickering station spokesman Pat O'Brien stated in an interview that Hydro is dealing with the problem. "We are solving it and have been working on See NUCLEAR/Page 3 4 MAGE 2'. N4VS'AIfYElthS�%t FRIbA�f,VE1VI�EIt 7,� 1947 .Half 6f, 126,000 teachers expected to return Monday HALF/From page 1 make an announcement within hours." said Bill Butcher, Durham district president of OPSTR adding he feels "beaten." "This is sort of disappointing to me personally:' he said. Mr. Butcher adds he is "glad" teachers are returning to the class- room, saying teachers have "gone as far as we could in moving the government...) think it's time for someone else to pick up the fight." While Mr. Butcher said he does not know what caused "the provin- cial split" between the federations, he added there has been "a lot of pressure within the elementary panel to return to work" Meanwhile, Marni Wilcox, vice-president of the Durham ele- mentary division of OECTA, said she doesn't think the announce- ment by the three federations rep- resents a split among the unions or that the announcement was a sur- prise. Rather, she said. 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Senis told the commit- TownCouncillors Mau- tee Pickering has been "treat - rice Brenner (Regional Ward ed shoddily" and "kept in the 1) and Sherry Senis (local dark" by Hydro. However, Ward 2) also made presenia- she maintained residents are tions to the committee. more interested in receiving Coun. Brenner concentrat- assurances about the safety of ed on the issue of fire safety, local water, air and soil than in response to recent revela- they are in having the plant shut down. tions about deficiencies in fire Auditions Models 9 Hostess • Demonstrators Sat., Nov. 8 3-5 p.m. Please bring a picture 8311---7.424 1550 Bash St. l*nit 29A Pickerin: Exercise your franchise'. Vote on Nov. 10 - THE-NKWS ADYER'j1WR MPAV NOVEMBk:Ji.7, J"7 - P,#4:E 3 SALErECIALCarrier of I The Week BARGAI IN TODAY'S News Adve_ Wed., Nov. 5,1997 News Advertiser ' Canadian Tire A00icit. ' Fisherman's Friend ApxPick. ' K mart ApxPick. •:1 Apx'Pick. 'New Homes Apn`PidL ' Paul OV&d Exercise your franchise'. 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N id te ho ol 5010.01 «SIl12.71 r dt. st 21 rrais: rtewst aq» i�iir � pwa..�.� � � aa�iirMS M :i sNwr.�i..RMtr.«Ye Yore rrW w ore moria. e1Mr Merz w ori ew Iva '+ PAGE 6 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1197 Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser ♦ditorialsand etters A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Oni. L IS 2H5 PHONE: 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 Publisher: Tim Whittaker 0 v Fd 1 torial We must never forget It would be easy, perhaps, to forget the tremendous sacrifices made by our men and women in time of war. After all. we're presently dealing with the ramifications of a province -wide teachers' strike and there will be much made of the results of Monday's municipal elec- tions. But these are mere temporary distractions. The tragedy of war and the bravery exhibited by our fighting men and women should always be in our thoughts. On Tuesday at I 1 a.m. we will take a minute to rec- ognize the 79th anniversary of the end of the 'War to end all wars.' Just 21 years later the world was dragged into an even more catastrophic upheaval that would last six years and would result in 50 million killed across the globe in that short time. It seems the 'Remembrance' of the First World War had little effect two decades later in stopping the Second World War. There have peen other conflicts and men, women and civilians killed in wars since 1945 of course. but nothing to compare with the severity of the First or Second World Wars. And we can be thankful for that. Perhaps by consid- ering the cost the world paid during its global battles, we can avoid another such abomination. But we should still try to cast our minds back to those days and to wonder about the hopes and fears of young soldiers sent off to distant lands to fight. What did it cost them'? How, did it affect their families." How many bril- liant young men and women did not come back" Would we today, be as willing to serve our country'? These are all key considerations for those of us lucky enough not to have to deal with the awful choice of serv- ing during wartimc. We must strive to keep the peace in a violent world. And we must appreciate the good lives we are able to lead in a country the United Nations has called the best place to live in the world for the past four years. We're the best because valiant men and women, twice this cen- tury, and by the hundreds of thousands, put their lives on the line for future generations. The future is now and we cannot, we must not, ever forget it. To respond to this editorial call Infosourre at (nf6SOtOX-e 683-7040 and dial 5104 Clarification An editorial in the Tuesday, Nov. 4 edition of the Ajax - Pickering News Advertiser requires clarification. Education Minister Dave Johnson, in amendments made to Bill 160 last week, set average class sizes at 25 students for elementary school and 22 students for secondary school. The News Advertiser regrets any confusion the pub- lished information may have caused. Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser Publisher: Tim Whittaker A Metroland Community Newspaper published Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 cr,.r., .. our a v Letters to the editor Vote `yes' to a charity gaming house To the editor: As a responsible and dedicated member of our community, I feel that it is my obligation to inform the citi- zens of Pickering of the importance of their plebiscite vote on the Nov. 10 municipal ballot: "Do you support the establishment of one permanent chari- table casino site in a non-residential area within the Town of Pickering to replace the existing roaming charitable casinos?" For the citizens who believe in a strong Town of Pickering, the answer to that question is yes! A charity gaming house in Pickering means a number of very pos- itive things for our community. First of all, a permanent charity gaming house provides roughly 300 jobs and is responsible for providing a major boost to the retail and service indus- tries in the community as well. It has been proven time and time again that a permanent gaming house stimulates local economy. Secondly, charity gaming houses do make money. They make money for charities, service clubs and other non - profit organizations in their communi- ty. In fact, charities and other non-prof- it clubs rely so heavily on the revenue donated by gaming in Ontario that without it they simply cannot survive. As president of the Claremont and District Community Association and as vice-president of the Claremont Lions Club, I am well aware of the ser- vices that charities and other non-prof- it organizations in Pickering provide. If Pickering docs not choose a permanent charity gaming house, the ones who will suffer are the people of Pickering as they watch the charitable and other non-profit organizations in our town close their doors forever. On Nov. 10, vote for a strong chari- table and economic future for Pickering. Vote yes to a charity gaming house. Kurrie Storey, Pickering The News Advertiser accepts letters to the editor. All letters should be typed or neat- lv hand-written, 150 words. Each letter must be signed with a first and last name or two initials and a last name. Please include a phone number for verification. The editor reserves the right to edit copy for style, length and content. Opinions expressed in letters are those of the writer and not necessarily those of the News Advertiser JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor -in -Chief STEVE HOUSTON, Managing Editor BRUCE DANFORD, Advertising Manager ALVIN BROUWER, Retail Advertising Manager EDDIE KOLODZIEJCZAK, Classified Advertising Maunagor MONIQUE LEA, Real EstaWAutomotiveAdvertising Manager ABE FANHOURIE, Distribution Manager BARBARA HARRISON. Production Manager JANICE O'NE 01, Assistant Production Manager CHERYL HAINES, Assistant Production Manager LILLIAN HOOK, Administration Manager TO REACH US General: 683-5110 Clossi6titl: 683-0707 Distribution: 683-5117 AdmiuICLWAed Fax: 683-7363 Composing Fax: 579-9273 E-maB: thisweek@istar.ca KEITH GILLIGAN ., AJAX r. Staff Writer Gazing into my election crystal ball On Monday, one-third of you will head to the polls to pick the rascals to run municipal government for the next three years. Perhaps it's time to start looking to the future and what you can expect over the next three years. Just about every candidate says theN support attracting more businesses to the area. Who wouldn't? Lord knows, the last thing we need are more jobs. Keep track of what businesses open here. Most will be small retail outlets. which is fine. But, you probably won't sec many large industries move to west Durham. Will your property taxes he frozen' Of course each politician will sal. they're in favor of holding the line on taxes. The last politician who said he was going to raise taxes was Walter Mondale in the 19h4 presidential elec- tion. Remember what Ronald Reagan did to him? Candidates have been saying there's fat in the system that needs to be trimmed. I agree and offer a suggestion. Pickering politicians should cut the communications budgets they all have. One-third of the salary they receive is tax-free money intended to pay for out- of-pocket expenses. If the taxpayer real- ly is important, Pickering politicians will give them a small break by trim- ming the communications budgets. But. don't bet on it. They're not going to spend their own money representing the people. Here's a prediction: If some of the candidates running in Pickering get elected, Town council will be a zoo. Another prediction: Ajax will contin- ue to be heads and shouklers ahead of other communities in providing sound local government. That's why Pickering politicians want to amalgamate with Ajax. And, a final pmdiction: While only one-third of people will vote, 100 per cent of those who don't cast ballots will complain about their local government, their taxes and how their community is going to hell in a hand basket. When they're not busy watching TV, that is. Keith Gilligan writes in our Friday rota - am of staff cohowtistr. To rrspond to this colwmn call lnfowatom at 683-7040 and dial 5/08. 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N4, #1lbplI,"$41h.�:'r(IV'Y4I1t,yy:111Nh0'11rt!t'r" 1.41 PAGE 8 - THEVIEWS ADWRTWIM KRRaW. NUVSNIIRBR 7.1"7 61'5?.4+'k'.0. '>'- X ; 1� `v^t71 R �t�!+'�1t�7:! s ¢ ?1R 7 sss; s a[�►�-*s s ► s saY�CER?R r,' � ?!s':'tiTT.4;�r' �.� Province likely to decide on tax rebates from teachers' strike BY CINDY UPSHALL Mr. Morrisette says. saved by the boards as a result of the strike. supporters pay between $1,000 and $1,800 DURHAMSTAFF Ministry of Education spokesman "A lot of the details are still being per year in education taxes based on the It may he up to the provincial Daniele Gauvin says the $40 per day addressed;' she says. "I haven't seen or assessed value of their home and the government, not local school boards promised to families to help cover the costs heard anything on that yet." method of assessment used in their munici- to decide if ratepayers will get a of child care will come from the money In Durham. public and separate school pality. rebate on their taxes for the time striking teachers have been off the job. Currently under the Education Act, whenever there is a strike or a lockout, school hoards are obligated to put the money saved by not pay- ing teachers' salaries, minus provin- cial grants and expenses incurred as a result of the strike, into a reserve fund, says Stephen Parfeniuk, man- ager of financial services for the Durham Board of Education. That money is used to give a rebate to ratepayers on their tax bills the following school year. However, this could change with the passage of Bill 160. Under the hill, money saved would still he put into a reserve, but the funds would he used to reduce the operating expenses of the school board the following year. Since the Province will take over education funding on Jan. I, 1998. the money would essentially go to the provin- cial government. Section 233 ( 1 ) of Bill 160 reads "Where, in any, fiscal year, any money that was provided in the esti- mates of a board for payment of salaries and wages of teachers and other employees in relation to employment in that year is not paid by reason of a strike by or lockout of the teachers and other emplo) - ees, or ary of them, an amount of monev calculated in accordance with the regulations shall in that fis- cal year be placed in a reserve and the estimates of the board for the next fiscal year shall make due allowance for the amount in the reserve to reduce the sum that would otherwise be required for that fiscal year for the board's pur- poses Serge Morriscitc, education liai- son officer with the Ministry of Education and Training, says "on a regular strike the stipulation is (school boards) would have to put (savings) in the reserves for the reg- ular expenses for the following year. 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Durham District Health Council and the Region's health and social services committee. The media release notes Coun. Brenner "led a national fight to challenge Canada Post Corporation's policy on Supermailboxes which resulted in assessment reductions by the Ontario Municipal Board" Coun. Brenner believes the major issues facing Pickering include safer communities, environ- mental and health concerns related to the Pickering nuclear station, the future of the Pickering waterfront. preservation of open space and agricultural lands, an economically healthy community, accountability for municipal spending MAURICE BREN'NER `Community empowerment' Goodall feels he's good for all as Pickering trustee PICKERING — Al Goodall is seeking a spot on the new public school board in Monday's municipal election. Mr. Goodall, a Pickering resident of 21 years, has served as chairman of Pick- ering Christian School for the past 13 years and is an active member of Bayfair Baptist Church. The father of three has also worked as a community representative on the Pine Ridge Secondary School Community Council for the pact two years and regularly volunteers with wife Janet at the school, which their two daughters attend. If elected, Mr. Goodall says he's committed to "re -instituting phonics at the elementary level" and to enhancing "the co-operative education program to give students work experience" Mr. Goodall says he'll work to "ensure students leaving secondary schools have the proper computer skills to meet the challenges of post- ,econdary schooling or for entering the workforce" He also says he's commit- ted to "tapping into the parent population" to get more par- ents involved in volunteering at their local schools. Al, (AX)DALI. 'Rc-instituting phonics' No voter card? No problem PICKERING — If you haven't yet rec'clved a %titer notification card, you may still be eligible to vote in Monday's municipal election. If you are a Canadian citizen, are IS years or age or older, and if you reside in or own or rent property in the town of Pickering, you can sign a declaration form at your polling station or at Town hall which will allow you to tact a vote. To find out where you should vote, call the clerk's department at 420-4611. Other voters should check their noti- fication card to find out where their polling station is. Some are located in sclxx>ts, and voters have been assured thcy will not be disturbed by picketing teachers. Polls arc open from 10 am. to A p.m. Votes will be tabulated electronically and results should be available shortly after polls close. A PERFECT GIFT The Ideal Christmas Gift is a Family Portrait by Chuck Shumilak Our raiWW fliatodan 5tv& a now dwonKd for pros nasin laps, ftoriaa OW& with fi 9Aw &FwA !Dors a now awtlable��ne orw fnnniy by or sinal ...•:o . .. :�"'!!!!Ci`•�r. . :. ..-;'�;.'.. r i i'r'a F y; �aCT2 ei�3st- r ice* � - � .. w ....y.�yraw�ra,• . -.,_ and municipal restructuring. "If we in Pickering are to remain the special community that we arc we must remain in control of our own destiny." sa)s Coun. Brenner. "We must remain united and continue to demonstrate that we are able to lead by choice entative and not by imposition from other levels of go%- ernment. For this to happen will require contin- ued aggressive representation." He has lived in Pickering 25 years and has an extensive background in community work and conflict resolution. 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List subject to charge. See in-store for details. Personal shopping orgy. Tax savings offers cannot be combined. $2 off �kxoos. 7 -pack. Our reg. 531.99 $29.99 15% off A.;04'..x ;. d; toys. Saturday & Su xiay only. $10 to $40 off Our 'eq. 9 99 to S299.99 Sale .99 W $259.99 530 off E. - Ensign 8x40 w+de angle (_tx req. S99.99 Sale $69.99 30% off $1 Off The Cuunary Cookbook & CD Collection. Sale $8.99 t'• I In 1Vo pay for striking Catholic teachers in Durham The Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board's striking teachers shouldn't expect to be paid next week, says a board offi- cial. "They are either going to get no pay next week or they will get hit (with deductions for time missed) over the next three pays" before year end, according to board vice-chairman and Homework still there for students The public school board reminds parents that it is not providing learn- ing materials for students while teach- ers are on strike. But the Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board con- tinues to provide learning materials from the Ministry of Education and Training. Appropriate for public board students as well, the materials are available in mathematics and language in English and French for Grades I to 8. Call the separate board at 576-6707 or 686-6664, ext. 282 for more infor- mation. In Pickering and Ajax, the materi- als are available at your public library. In Oshawa. Whitby and Scugog. you can pick them up at your local municipal office. The learning materials arc also available on the Internet at the min- istry's web site at www.edu.gov.on.ca. New materials arc available about every second day. The ministry has not supplied any learning materials for secondary students. Call the ministry's public inquiries office at 416-325-2929 or 1-800-387- 5514 for more information. Management group to talk about it over dinner The Durham Region branch of The Canadian Institute of Management, a non-profit organization, is holding a Graduation and Dinner Meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 1997 at Cullen Gardens, 300 Taunton Rd. W., in Whitby. Lauren McHale will be speaking about "Co-operate Image" Cocktails will be served at 5:30 p.m., followed by dinner at 7 p.m. The cost of the dinner is free for students, and $25 for non-members and guests. For more information, contact Clayton Willet at 434-5598, or 837-4017. Inquiries can also be made with the Canadian Insti- tute of Management at 4347669. Reservations must be made by Nov. 17. Jamm CORRECTION NOTICE MEDIA 1122 - SEARS 1/2 PRICE AND MORE SALE - ON SALE SAT., NO//KV►�.B--StON.., NOV. 9W BACPAGE 0 + 1/2 PRICE 6-1/2 BEACH PINE. SEARS REG. 179.99 ... rALE 89.99 'DECORATIONS ARE SOLD SEPAPArEI.Y' Ajax trustee Todd McCarthy. "No matter how you slice it, they're going to get hit big" While it's been reported that some school boards across the province will make deduc- tions from teachers' pay in increments, Mr. McCarthy says, "There's no plan to do that (in Durham) at the moment:' However, he adds it is possible for the board to adjust the accounting procedures and alter the planned method of deducting wages. Mr. McCarthy says the board's position regarding pay deductions has not changed since the job action began on Oct. 27. "Those teachers who do not report to work will not be paid their salary;" he says. "They knew that going out, Mike O'Connor, Durham president of the elementary division of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers' Association, said earlier this week the association had not yet worked out future payments with the board. The next scheduled pay day for separate board teachers is next Thursday. 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Pickering resident Sally McLeod, who has led what she calls a "citizens' revolt" against the nuclear station, appeared before the provincial legislature's Select Committee on Hydro Nuclear Affairs which met in Oshawa Wednesday. "We are never told the truth, we have to keep digging for the truth:' said Ms. McLeod in urging the com- mittee to recommend an envi- ronmental assessment of the Pickering plant. She said she was concerned the Province would not heed a 'yes' vote in Pickering's referendum on an environmental review of the station, and it's up to the com- mittee to help make sure resi- dents are heard. Pickering resident Karen Paul suggested Hydro "bet the farm on nuclear at the expense of everything else" and was willing to take all kinds of risks to keep its nuclear plants running. ' I1tat's a gamble I' m not interested in taking:' said Ms. Paul. She maintained Hydro's nuclear facilities were an "experiment" since issues such as what will be done with nuclear waste and what is the true lifespan of a nuclear sta- tion have not really been set- tled. "I don't want to be a guinea pig and I don't want to feel like I'm part of this experi- ment." Ms. Paul urged the com- mittee to support an environ- mental review and the search for alternatives to nuclear power. Clarington resident Suzanne Elston wondered why a dispute over $1 billion worth of education spending is being allowed to paralyze the Province's school system while $8 billion of ratepayers' money will go to the Hydro recovery program without public consultation. She sug- gested the Province is "unwill- ing to confront" the nuclear issue for fear of change, Hydro, the financial conse- quences, and the huge task of dismantling the nuclear infra- structure. '"lite time for fear is over:' said Ms. Elston. "It's time for action" She main- tained nuclear power is unsus- tainable so more money should not be spent on it. Ajax resident Dawn Roper, parent of a disabled child, asked the committee to recom- mend follow-up investigation of a Durham Region Health Department study which found a high incidence of Down's syndrome in Ajax and Pickering. 'lite committee also heard presentations from nuclear workers and Durham Nuckar Awareness, a citizens' lobby group on nuclear issues. Canadian Nuclear Work- ers' Council president David Shier told the MPPs nuclear plants are safe and workers would be the fust to speak up if they wcren'L 'To assurnc that nuclear FALL BLOWO 5% OFF! Stock up for Christmas ...until Nov. 30 • SWEATERS • JACKETS • DRESSES • SKIRTS • PAM'S • BLOUSES we-, Moser than you Qi r*1 Less than S minules *401 W. (from Whites Rd.) • Exit Kirgston Rd. R9N at 1 st exit (Lawson Rd.) 366 Old IGrrgstori Rd. Higf>lautd Creek' WESTERN RANCH Manufactinwe of Quality I lsndGmfteA loots OW Pli at From The Manufaa Wrw Anel Saw On: • Western 600te From • Shove • dicker 600ts • Zipper 500ts • Ankle ft*" $ a 000 • Ropers .04" •loot Accessories v V • Custom Orders Weir" Road S. at Cbmerrte. Ajax 428-1787 y 1 Mon. thru Sart."Fri. 8-8_ 11 .1 workers would deliberately hide or ignore anything that compromised their personal safety or that of their families in the community for the sake of hanging on to a paycheque is to entertain a radically new view of human nature," he said. Pickering plant operator Dave Milton told the commit- tee the decline in maintenance practices at the station coin - •1: RUTH DONALDSON Sales Representative 428-8274 status realty •nc. tw W AWVER'nQtk #AibA% N 7, H!7 PAG* t3' nt-pil MPP9 citlze s cided with budget and staff cutbacks that demoralized plant employees and left them with fewer resources to work with. DNA spokesman Dave Martin called for the perma- nent shutdown of the Picker- ing 'A' and Bruce 'A' reactors on the basis that they are old and unreliable. He also said there should be "no heroic measures" to rehabilitate 'B' 0 reactors at Pickering, Bruce and Darlington. Mr. Martin maintained Hydro's nuclear division prob- lems are not strictly manageri- al but fundamentally linked to the "severely flawed technolo- gy" of its CANDU reactors. He suggested Hydro's recovery plans are based on over -optimistic assumptions and that the select committee has neither the time nor SUN., NOV. 9, 2-4 P.M. 103 ROLLO DRIVE, AJAX Fantastic 3.2 bedroom, home in desirable area. Beaubtutty maintained with marry improverrronts Large rec room with bar- extra 3 pc batfxoom, central air. main floor famity room, ensurte bathroom. ceramic toyer Dont miss this one' Asking $214.900 Call Ruth Donaldsor 428-8274 resources to investigate therr properly. Mr. Martin called on the committee to recommend ar immediate halt to all nuclear rehabilitation expenditures and to support Pickering's demand for an environmental review of the town's nuclear plant. "It's time to take all these decisions out of the back room" 71 4CCCCfSS TlON UNT,4B/L/TY RE-ELECT MAURICE REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD ONE NOVEMBER 10, 1997 416-201-1230 (24 HOUR PRIME LINE) For 12 years as your Ward One Councillor, Brenner has demonstrated that he cares about the community. Ward One Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner has proven that when help is needed he's always then. "Hats off to Brenner for always saying what he thinks. Its my impression he seems to always be in hot eater because he huts the issues head ort. This is something I would like to see more of from everyone on council I give him an "A " Rating. Mike Newman, Pickering 'Maurice, thanks for your support and hard work You were extrrmels instrumental in *Take Back The Night' being the success it was". Rita McDonald Co-chair Pickering Tarn Back The Night "Councillor Brenner, You are to be commended for your swift wke charge actiam on addressing the Tol.n's financial matters through your Audit cormninee." K wheillo, Pickering resident/Financial Services Manage► "Thank sou for your great help in resolving the tree issue. This matter liken• would not have turned out as favourably if it were not for your intervention on our behalf '. E..Wugnieco, Amberka Road "Maurice, thanks for 12 years of support to our community. Your speeds response to the rusty water mains made a difference. Paul Whitt, Pmikut Fairport Beach Neighbourhood Association "On behalf of the students, staff and parents of EB Phin P.S., thank you for your help and support in solving our Alton Road Crossing problem". Chair EB Ph nil School Ciummutrity Cow d "On behf of my fellow peers from Dunbarton High School, 1 would like to thank you for facilitating the round table discussion between the students and Janet Ecker on October 8th 1997". L Morrison, Dosbertos Highs Scheel Stakist 'Thanks for your participation in our activities at the Museum Village this summer and in particular for supporting our fundraiser.' L Drake, Chwi`r Pickering Museum Advisory Committee 2s'SLATEORES. Super derh a^area AAj ax ROM 'Fabulous 4 DeOrOOm sitleSplrt Huge hid re0 room, main floor family room ' Huge tiered cedar Deck 2 waikout5 V�t✓�///� ' T+vo full ba!ls a,' and ,as ^eat REAL"! 1991 --D. RL'R S195.800 4CCCCfSS TlON UNT,4B/L/TY RE-ELECT MAURICE REGIONAL COUNCILLOR WARD ONE NOVEMBER 10, 1997 416-201-1230 (24 HOUR PRIME LINE) For 12 years as your Ward One Councillor, Brenner has demonstrated that he cares about the community. Ward One Regional Councillor Maurice Brenner has proven that when help is needed he's always then. "Hats off to Brenner for always saying what he thinks. Its my impression he seems to always be in hot eater because he huts the issues head ort. This is something I would like to see more of from everyone on council I give him an "A " Rating. Mike Newman, Pickering 'Maurice, thanks for your support and hard work You were extrrmels instrumental in *Take Back The Night' being the success it was". Rita McDonald Co-chair Pickering Tarn Back The Night "Councillor Brenner, You are to be commended for your swift wke charge actiam on addressing the Tol.n's financial matters through your Audit cormninee." K wheillo, Pickering resident/Financial Services Manage► "Thank sou for your great help in resolving the tree issue. This matter liken• would not have turned out as favourably if it were not for your intervention on our behalf '. E..Wugnieco, Amberka Road "Maurice, thanks for 12 years of support to our community. Your speeds response to the rusty water mains made a difference. Paul Whitt, Pmikut Fairport Beach Neighbourhood Association "On behalf of the students, staff and parents of EB Phin P.S., thank you for your help and support in solving our Alton Road Crossing problem". Chair EB Ph nil School Ciummutrity Cow d "On behf of my fellow peers from Dunbarton High School, 1 would like to thank you for facilitating the round table discussion between the students and Janet Ecker on October 8th 1997". L Morrison, Dosbertos Highs Scheel Stakist 'Thanks for your participation in our activities at the Museum Village this summer and in particular for supporting our fundraiser.' L Drake, Chwi`r Pickering Museum Advisory Committee A69 -`*?A ANS Home Gardening ----------- A pot pouffi of bulb tips for you to ponder The weather has been so beautiful for the last week or so, it seems too early to talk about planting bulbs, tulips, narcissi and the like. Just the same, it is that time of year and I'd like to offer you a pot pourri of tips from other gardeners that you might find useful. While the beauty of spring bulbs is unquestioned, the dying foliage can be unsightly and this does discourage some gardeners from bothering with them at all. A way to get around this is to plant the bulbs in really big plastic pots, the kind that shrubs or tropicals come in, then sink the pots into the ground and cover them with a few inch- es of soil. After they have bloomed sim- ply dig them up and tuck them out of sight where the leaves can mature and nourish the bulbs for next year- The space left in the garden can be planted with annuals. Come fall you can resink the bulb pots and start all over again. Some gardeners like to have bulbs in containers set out on balconies and decks. In our part of the country, bulbs left out in containers don't usually win- ter over. You can cheat by planting con- tainers and sinking them in a section of the garden that thaws out early in the spring. Putting them near the house is usually a good bet. As soon as you can in the spring, dig them up and put them into containers or window boxes. You may find that they will bloom a couple of week% ahead of time. A nice bonus' Underplant tulips and daffodils. This means plant them deep enough K1 that you can plant a ground cover or other perennials above them. Try a bed of pink tulips underplanted with blue for- get -me -pots, yellow tulips underplant- ed with pansies or another combo might be blue Scilla campanulata (Spanish bluebells) with yellow daf- fodils. If you have a rock garden, you might try some of the early dwarf tulips and iris. Muscari (grape hyacinth) and cro- cus are suited to sunny spots in a rock garden and Galanthus nivalis (snow- drops) are good for shady areas. Growing things fascinates children SHOWCARE AUTO SERVICE INC. Fall Special includes: FREE jug washer fluid FREE air freshener Bumper to &umper insp- Lube, Od, Fdter ' Qmwk dt Top all fluids (heck 8 Rotate tires Pressure test cooling system (heck charging system dt bstuM ®T�a! Free pick t & delivery tob from home or office 6515 KINGSTON RD. at Ellesmere. (416)286-8388 Rear of Showroom Cars and hyacinth bulbs are perfect to let the little ones see all parts of a bulb as it grows. Half fill a trans- parent glass with marbles or small pebbles and nes- tle a hyacinth bulb into them. Add water until it barely touches the base of the bulb. Put the glass in a sunny place and watch as the roots and flower develop. Once again I can't emphasize how useful it is to take photos of your flowerbed when it's at its peak. This will give you an accurate reminder and the placement of bulbs in the garden. Any problem long In the.. areas will show up and you can spend those Do-nPaymem or winter months planning any changes. from by layering garden Get the most your garden space SM bulbs according to bloom time and depth require-ments. $1,550 The same section of earth can hold crocus- S411111 es in the top four inches, hyacinths at six inches Veronica deep and daffodils and tulips at about eight to ten inches down. In an ideal spring, this garden will rS�IVa bloom from late April to early June. 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Offers exclude freightYears apply. u,99s downpayrrKnt a. equivakrK trade required• First months rtd del ,license, insurance and all applicable taxes. Dealer may lease for less, limited time offer, Offers without notice. See dealer for details. *lased on 1997 calendar year manufacturer reported deliveries. +At participating dealers. quantities y may be limited. Ontario FM1DA O BoxBox 20M OakviOe, Ontario L61 SE4 viii "rnY,` ` WOO F: Schedlich seeks return as trustee in Pickering PICKERING — Public school trustee Ruth Ann Schedlich is seeking re-election to the Durham Board of Education. Mrs. Schedlich, who is also the chair- man of the board, has served as a trustee in Pickering for the past eight years and has a record of leadership on the board. Over the years, Mrs. Schedlich has served as chairman of the Special Edu- cation Advisory Committee, vice-chair- man of finance, chairman of the finance and transportation committee, vice- chairman of the board and chairman of the Director Search Committee. "I am the only (Pickering) incumbent seeking re-election as school trustee for the public school board;' Mrs. Schedlich says. She feels her experience "will be valuable in dealing with the many com- plex issues that the new board will have to deal with" Mrs. Schedlich notes the new board will be faced with "issues such as Bill 160 RUTH ANN SCHEDLICH 'Knowledge, experience' with its sweeping changes in educa- tion governance and funding, address- ing tremendous growth in Durham and the need to provide student accommodation" She also says the board will he chal- lenged to upgrade older schools in the region to "current standards and com- munity expectations" and will need to address renovation needs to make schools accessible for students with special needs. Mrs. Schedlich, a Pickering resident of 23 years, says she believes her "knowledge, experience, interest and time commitment will best serve the community." Girls learn about healthy minds, healthy bodies AJAX -- A free program for female adoles- cents gives participants a chance to speak about important youth issues. The Youth Centre offers Mind and Body beginning Tuesday, Nov. I I for females aged 12 to 14 years (Grades 7 and 8) living in Ajax and Pickering. Topics to be discussed during the six-week program include peer pressure, self-esteem, communication, assertiveness, body image, healthy weights, healthy relationships, sexual- ity, and getting along with your parents. Each session also includes a physical activ- ity, such as volleyball, aerobics or dance instruction. The program runs Tuesdays from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. until Dec. 16 in two different locations — the Claremont Community Centre and the Ajax Community Centre. Call The Youth Centre at 429-1212 for more information or to register. If it can conquer a prairie winter, it'll warm the heaftf someone sped . Shirt rail / siar dudod in better. THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1997 - PAGE 15 RALPH SUTTON SUPPORTS 1. AMALGAMATION 2. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 3. ECOLOGICAL PRESERVATION 4. EXPANSION OF YOUTH AND SENIOR FACILITIES t ENHANCEMENT OF PROGRAMS 5. ZERO BASED TAXATION f f 6. BEING YOUR PARTNER FOR PICKERING! / RALPH SUTTON OPPOSES 1. CASINOS IN PICKERING PICKERING HYDRO 2. PRIVATIZATION OF ESSENTIAL SERVICES COMMISSIONER 12 YEAR RESIDENT BELL AMALGAMA T iON RETIREMDANAGERANADA I support the idea of amalgamation. An open and fair process must be used to maximize cost efficiencies and quality service for all our taxpayers. ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT The economy is on the "rise- let's attract investment dollars to Pickering. We must be pro active in our approach to building Hotels with Sports complexes. Banquet halls. Conference facilities. The time is right to develop the core of Pickering. ECOLOGICAL PRESERVATION Preserve the headwaters that feed into Frenchman's Bay and you will save the Bay from further deterioration. Clean up and promote the use of the Bay. Support the ...Waterfront 2001 initiative. EXPANSION OF YOUTH AND SENIOR FACILITIES AND ENHANCEMENT OF PROGRAMS Appropriate Seniors and Youth facilities are a must in Pickering. Expansion of East Shore Community Centre will be a step in the right direction to accommodate our senior's activities. TAXATION Downloading by the Provincial Government and Pooling are supposed to be revenue neutral. I will strive for a zero increase in property taxes for the next 3 years. YOUR PARTNER FOR PICKERING Friends and neighbours. I would be honored to serve you as your PARTNER FOR PICKERING. On November 10th put me to work for you! WARD 2 REGIONAL COUNCILLOR ELECT SUTTON, Ralph Read us online at www.durhamnews.net F4uL ck;aa-Iwg MIINDRP/ER PRAIRIE SHIRT U0. t for VL ,k: tal en the .laa j: prairtc .,hut and added extra weight cMmgti, and to its 100% nb knit jersey for even more efficient layering. Cut is slightly form fitting so it firs under shirts and jackets more cmdortably. Machine wash and dry. sizes - AL. SAVE $10 $24 99 If the gift tsn t ngk, he can recon it w am Mark's across Canada for arehaW or refund Aj= 40 Kingston Rd. E. Pickering 1794 Liverpool Rd. (905) 831-0711 Spakdex edcuffi wont stretch Sak ends Noy. 23, 1997 out of shape. Ahk '''f 1`)Pk"-N41 ," 4'It)140'I44t✓ .isrl.fi-4 li.let 4 4 t n'IP/fr'tr ItlI PAGE 16 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1997 Billboard Nov. 7 1997 FRIDAY, NOV. 7 5247. (Derek). SUNDAY, NOV. 9 ADDICTION RECOVERY: The POTTERY: The Durham Potter's Guild holds CRAFTS: The Lakeside Public School, 4 POTTERY: The Durham Potter's Guild holds Serenity Group holds a 12 -step recov- its eighth annual Christmas Pottery Show and Parkes Dr., Ajax. holds its second annual Hol- its eighth annual Christmas Pottery Show and en, meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Bap- Sale from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Ajax Kins- iday Magic Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sale from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Aja,\ tist Church, 817 Kingston Rd., Picker- men Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr., Ajax. More than 70 vendors. lunch room, bake Kinsmen Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr., ing. This group meets every week and Free admission, live demonstrations. Some of table, children's entertainment. Proceeds go to Ajax. Free admission, live demonstrations. deals with addictions of all types, sales go to the Children's Wish Foundation, school programs. Call 686-1927 (Karen) for Some of sales go to the Children's Wish Foun- including co-dependancy. All wel- Show continues Sunday. Nov. 9. 427-7097 more information. dation. 427-7097 (Derek). come. Children's program available during the meeting. 428-9431 (Jim). PUB: A Pub Night featuring the Country Jammers is being held from 7 to 10 p.m. at Ballycllffe Lodge, 70 Station St., Ajax. Free admission. 683- 7321. SATURDAY, NOV. 8 CRAFTS: The Ajax Lioness Club holds its 17th annual craft show at St. Bernadette's Church, corner of Har- wood Ave. and Bayly St., Ajax. Crafts, baked goods, tea room, surprise table. Tables available. 683-3856 (Lin), 683- 3323 (Germaine). BAZAAR: The Salvation Armv hosts its annual bazaar at 35 Kings Cres., Ajax, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, knitted goods, baked goods, toys. Homemade soup and sandwich lunch available. 683-4259. BAZAAR: Holy Trinity Anglican Church holds its Holly Bazaar from I1 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 400 Monarch Ave., Units I and 2, Ajax. Christmas crafts, baking, knitting, preserves. Children's room. 683-3863. BAZAAR: The Ajax Seniors' Friend- ship Club holds a Christmas craft bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. 427-6534. BAZAAR: The Unity Village Seniors hold a Christmas bazaar and tea room from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 120 Oid Kingston Rd., Pickering Village. 427 - Green thumbs get tips on house plants PICKERItiG — The Pickering Horticultural Society nv-.cts Tuesdav, Nov. 11 at 8 p.m. at St. Andrew's Church, 35 Church St. N., Ajax. Guest speaker Ken Brown will make a presentation on house plants. All are welcome to attend. There's a $1 fee for non-members and new memberships are available. For more information, call 420- 4095. ADIVERT931M CORRECTION In our Home Wkles ager ncfuded n fn newspaper rils aweep Please tote. Paye s -cape for wry chair. (*reetty below sofa price) is trtcarrect, should read Vlrrtg Chair. tour Reg. $599. Sale $299. Page 5-FaW Bone wleng boards will be awaiable Wv. 21, 1997. Also, in otr Decover Great Savings newspaper ad, description d Simmons MaMM Set offer is ncorrea. Copy should read: Swirions Beautysleep Treasure [Mattress Sets. Twin to OtmM. Orr Reg. $599 to $999. Sale $299 to $499. YYe Wm" to our Ak ed aslorners and regret arty i X=%enience or confission this may hate caused. SATO N'S1 WHEN A MINIVAN ISN'T ENOUGH VAN. SMARTLEASE 0 _JUMBO PAC K The GMC Safari takes the mini out of van. This jumbo family van has more standard seating than the Caravan. It out -tows the Windstar, and it can easily carry full sheets of drywall. Get yours today, its some- thing the whole family will enjoy. 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Offer applies to the lean or purchase of 1998 new or demonstrator models. Dealer order or trade may be necessary. Offs a plies only to qualified retail customers in Central Ontario. Limited time offer which may not be combined or used with other offers. Sac your Dealer for details Of visit www.gmcm%ada.com^'. (www.gmcanada.-rn is a registered trademark of General Motors Corporation.) -. a . . , .. t: V .. � p•..vT• . r'a t r i.: '" , 15. xtw=c^• I ^tNw'a a •. f. - r a•.a'+4.t�'�Y��+4.'tR.r...aw,...... . , P THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1997 -PAGE 17 pickeY'ing Town Centre Begins $6 Million Dollar F xpansion H Abell Cuda Ground srealdng Ceremony Mon. N01,391997 I t�hanAllen announced that they Ethan Allen a 1O�ppO sq.ft, store. will be opening Wed. Nov. 19, 1997 Limited too AlderbrooK Indust , have acquired they ha announced that and all of the most of the mets Noma Christmas ongoing business of Canada Rs nnn cn IT ErPeucmu Hubbell Canada Inc. has announced plans for a major expansion in size to accommodate operations previously based in Scarborough. Hubbell Canada Inc. manufactures electrical and electronic products "Durham College and University Centre is enormously grateful to Coughlan Homes, Tribute Homes and Lenbrook for their outstanding donations," commented Joyce Marshall, Chair, Durham College Board of Governors. "We also thank Mayor Wayne Arthurs for personally making this happen." burs a lent. ko • Editorials and F'"()Nl: 6i3-5110 PAX: Ail -7763 • Editorial Wayne Arthurs our choice for Pickering " He remains a consensus -builder and rarely practices the politics of confrontation; he has a strong work ethic and honestly represents the views of taxpayers in the community." .... his leadership experience and team - building approach to uncertainty, controversy and issues management has helped propel the Town and its taxpayers forward Mayor Arthurs has first-hand knowledge and experience in dealing with the changes, which loom ahead. That experience, combined with a positive leadership style, can help Pickering deal effectively and efficiently with the near future. That's why the Pickering News Advertiser supports incumbent Mayor Wayne Arthurs in his bid for voters to return him to the mayor's PACE 6 - T= NEWS ADVERI7SER SUNDAY, NOVEPASM 2, M Wilra�drlC°�fNe�s ,---ran-t` An 130 c,.M,e,eW A�FOK Ll 2xs _YY�alls. �I PAGE 18 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7. 197 Crawford seeks election as Pickering public sch ool trustee PICKERING — Pickering resi- dent Paul Crawford has announced he will seek election as a public school trustee. "I don't want to spend another 10 years arguing whether or not the edu- cators are doing a good or poor job," Mr. Crawford says in a press release. "The plain facts are we cannot afford high costs. The budget is still too high... We can lower taxes and increase standards" Mr. Crawford is calling for higher and measurable standards in educa- tion and an increase in class time. He stands behind reforms initiated by the Progressive Conservative government but is "willing to hear more arguments for and against." He believes the unions represent- ing teachers opposed to reform are ..not acting responsibly". Over the past 20 years. Mr. Craw- ford has been involved in the commu- nity. He has served as vice-president of the Pickering East Shore Commu- nity Association, sat on a committee for Greater Toronto Area reform and has worked with many community- based organizations "with an interest in making things better for the resi- dents and education and political institutions" Mr. Crawford says he has made presentations on behalf of community groups and taxpayers at municipal council meetings, the Ontario Munic- ipal Board and the school board. where he discussed budget increases. safety in schools and fair property tax assessment. Mr. Crawford has a career back- ground in sales, service, business management and problem solving. Go back to the past in Pickering PICKERING — The Pickering Township Historical Society holds a general meeting Tuesday. Nov. 1 1 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickering Recreation Complex. 1867 Valley Farm Rd. Guest speaker for the night will be Dorothy Britton, president of the Claremont Wounen's Institute. This i, the �cntcnnial of �Vonicn'. Institutes, which were groups dedi- cated to the teaching of home skills and the preservation of local history. The meeting will also include a social time and light refreshments. Admission is free and all arc wel- come. For more information. call Tom NIMir at 919- 1221. RE-ELECT Jim McCAFFERTY AS YOUR P SEPARATE SCHOOL TRUSTEE Trustee (6 yrs.) experience with complex Ministry budget processes and procedures. 13 years as a children's advocate. GOAL To ensure a high quality of education in a Catholic environment and safeguard it for the future. Please support me on November 10 Jim McCAFFERTY X Marks the spot. 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Super rice 1991 DODGE SHADOW $49995 Sport youth pkg., auto, air, sunroof, great running car. k;1, i� Wfi�� 9 Sofa,,,so good... Solid Wood Bed & Table Co. has been Durham's First Choice in wood furniture for the past I I years. As our store grew the #1 question from our customers was when will we be able to buy our sofas, chairs and other upholstery at your store? Six years ago we responded and each year we have expanded our upholstery & chair lines to meet demand. This year we opened a Recliner Chair & Sofa Gallery featuring "Lane", the fastest growing motion upholstery company in North America. The quality and price tell you why when you sit in one and they provide a great warranty. We also showcase Sklar-Peppler, Future, Vogel Chair, Fashion House & Statum Design as some of our regular sofa & chair lines. We can't forget to mention the fantastic Gupen Rockers we have from "Town Square" with their patented long glide rocking system that gives the world's best glide in the business. At this time of year with Christmas approaching we've ordered extra stock on Recliners & Gliders in time for Christmas so you can take your Purchase home as that special gift. Our 12 motor super heat & massage recliner, featured below, is the ultimate in relaxinje comfort. V i - ~' /r4A, Ylrrc#rxtof Ina�wwa.a llgYlJ� e ChI In= wave. PIIlcc.lr M.W rwr �lwn xving Six In -s-1 pnlgy n -1 yrd:J 01c':. r ylwr lnrn �/ 1'cnn xumg AJjlaclASk Sr -W aIJ Inlm ay c'lrwlJ 7; M !T� TRE NEVA ADVERTISER' FRIDAY,140VE MdER 7; 1lf7-PAGE 21 Check this special Pull -Out Section for great ideas and great savings on all your Home Improvement needs! RECOVER YOUR SOFA $369 Labour Included .► _: ,rte, - S PIECE DINETTE (36"x60" Solid Table) White/Naturals2 99 White/Natural Fully Assembled Chairs Call the store for details r ea G ,s ONE t -- IIrE y 4 nFii .. •� µ I i -:- -"t GI D4& C mor �•;� . 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To judge the energy -efficiency and performance of any glass system, consider these questions: "Will it reduce your heating and cooling hills:" Your climate has a lot to do with how much you spend to stay comfortable, but so does the glass in your windows. •Fill it help you manage the amount of heat that enters your house? If you've ever left your car out to bake in the summer sun, you understand the principle of heat gain. During the summer, heat gain can make a room with a lot of windows feel uncomfortably warm — even with air-conditioning. A double low -emissivity (or low - E) coating can block more than half of the sun's heat before it has a chance to heat up your home. If you live in a colder climate, taking advantage of free heat from the sun during the winter is probably more important to you. In that case. a single -coated low -E system will allow more winter heat gain, keeping you cozier. -How well does it insulate (the R -value)? Heat is always on the move to a colder place. In summer, heat tries to move through the windows in your house toward cooler inside air. In the winter, the reverse is true: Heat inside your home tries to move toward the '4411 % I V r.%� cold outside air. The R -value is a measure of how well any material (such as glass or air) can stop that movement of heat. In general, the higher a window's R -value, the better its insulating value. But comparing R -values is tricky. Not all window manufacturers use the same measurement methods. Some manufacturers measure the total - window R -values, wh;ch take into account the entire window's energy -efficiency. And some window manufacturers use only center -glass R -values, which measure the insulating value of the glass only, ignoring the importance of the window frame. *NVill it help prevent costly fading? If you've ever watched a favorite piece of furniture fade away, you know what sunlight can do to your decor. You could keep your curtains closed all the time, decorate only in white or solve the problem with low -E coated glass. It helps block the sun's fading rays to protect your decor. -And finally, how much natural light will it let into your home:' Be alert for low -E coatings that can tint glass — and your view — gray or brown. Whichever glass system is right. for you, it could have a significant effect on your energy costs and comfort for years to come. For more free information about energy-efficient windows and glass systems, call 1- 8W-84-PELLA. lD Cl W PAYERS -77 CLOSED CURTAINS are a thing of the past. Fabric or furniture fading doesn't have to be a problem with the advent of low -E coated glass, which can help block the sun's fading rays to help protect your decor, as well as reduce the amount of heat entering the home. _\ M 1� '4 3M : [•) 0 1 . 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Ms. Jack said she received a Letter addressed to her son from the Ministry of the Attorney Gen- eral informing her Daniel has been placed on a list of potential jurors and could be summoned at any point. Stunned, she immedi- ately telephoned the police department, who "couldn't stop laughing: ' according to Ms. Jack. They instructed her to telephone the General Division Court in Whitby. Ms. Jack claims she was then told by someone at the court- house she must physically bring the little boy into the sherriff's office to prove his status as a minor. "It's outrageous:' she said. '.What do they expect you to do when you don't have a vehicle, and you don't have a licence'! Little Daniel's grandfather, Jack Harper, agrees. "It's not fair that a single mother has to arrange fare to get over to the courthouse, with no reimburse- ment.- Mr- eimburse- ment"Mr. Harper adds "What if we just ignored the forms'? Would they issue a warrant for his ar-rest?" Crystal Smith, thr acting man- ager of court operations at the General Division Court, admits the situation was "unfortunate:' but feels that Ms. Jack and her family are blowing the situation out of proportion. "I find it questionable that she was told to bring the child in:' said Ms. Smith. "We would never say that, because we really have nothing to do with jury selec- tion:* In an effort to sort the mess out, his. Smith spoke to the employees who dealt with Ms. Jack over the phone. --I have heard several different stories, but from what I understand, she was told to fill out the attached ques- tionnaire and send it back to Toronto. That's all she would have had to do;' said Ms. Smith. But how could a three-year- old be placed on a list of potential jurors in the first place? Accord- ing to Ms. Smith, when the Min- istry of Finance does property assessments, all listed residents are entered into the computer. From this list, which is the same used to compile eligible voters, names are randomly selected as potential jurors. While Ms. Smith can only speculate, she suggests that Ms. Jack might not have provided the age of her son at the time of assessment. "In that situation, rather than exclude someone, the name is entered by default:' She admits this is not the first time she has heard of this hap- pening. 'I -hat's why it is so important for people to fill out government forms correctly:' she said. She added the little boy's doc- ument. have been forwarded to the appropriate offices in Toron- to. Former couple charged with welfare fraud OS H A«A — A former Oshawa ckwple has been charged with defrauding Durham Region Social Services of more than $126,00(1. The couple, who lived togeth- er for several years on Grand- view Street, has been charged separately following a lengthy investigation by Durham Regional Police's Major Fraud Unit, says Sergeant Jim Grimley. A 32 -year-old woman is alleged to have received $79,374 from Social Services while working full-time between August, 1989 and March, 1995. Sandra Delacey, who was in the process of moving from a Lipton Court residence in Whit- by to London, Ont., was arrested Monday and has been charged with one count of fraud over $5,000 and five counts of per- jury - In the second incident, a 33- year-old man is alleged to have operated a personal business while collecting $47,608.83 from Social Services between August, 1991 and May, 1995, Peter Kailan, of Chapman Court, Pickering has been charged with two counts of fraud over $5,000 and five counts of perjury- The erjurThe couple were living in Oshawa at the time of the alleged incidents, says Sgt. Grimley. three-year-old Rosio Katherina Chap- arro-Najar, his only child, was asphyxiated by her mother, Gabriela Babineau, in a North York aparunent- Earlier that day, Mr. Babineau had been awarded custody of the little girl by a family court judge. Ms. Babineau, who left suicide notes, was found not criminally (responsible for the death in a Toronto court earlier this week and is in Queen Street Mental Health Centre awaiting a review of her future place- ment. "I had a feeling ... that something was wrong, Mr. Babineau said of that time two years ago, 'I knew it was happening. I knew she (his then estranged wife) wasn't going to take her (Katherina) back to Colombia. I thought, she's going to kill her." Three-year-old Daniel Jack and his mother Dorothy received a surprise on Monday when a letter arrived from the Ministry of the Attomey General at their Oshawa home, stating Daniel had been placed on a list of poten- tial jurors. Labor leaders committed to helping teachers' cause WHITBY — Provincial labor offi- cials are to meet with teachers' unions today to discuss the Ontario Federation of Labour's other to help in the contin- uing teachers' strike. Sid Rvan, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (COPE) Ontario, says labor leaders met Wednesday with teachers and offered their "support and solidarity" with teachers. 'An historic decision was made with both the private sector unions and public sector unions indicating they will be prepared to SID RYAN each take workplace action 'Support and if that's what it takes to get solidarity' the government to back — down on Bill 160:' the Whitby resident says. Teachers were to consider the OFL's offer and both sides are to sit down lndav to review rvvccihiA _ai \A. Ryan said. But no decisions on what form that help will take. if it's accepted, have been made, he added. He has suggested escalating actions. starting with 10 -minute wa!-k-outs on coffee breaks and lunch hours and end- ing with a general strike in support of the teachers. ' Ibese are just ideas that have been floated,,' he said. September 14 was the last day of the custody hearing regarding Kathe- rina but Ms. Babineau did not show up. This prompted the judge to give Mr. Babineau custody and issue an order for five police forces to "locate, apprehend and deliver' the girl to her father. But when police and Mr. Babineau arrived at the home, the girl was dead and Ms. Babineau was clinging to an eighth -floor balcony railing, where she remained for several hours before ,police managed to pull her to safety. Mr- Babineau, who has since got- ten a divorce, said he didn't believe his daughter was dead until he saw her body at the Hospital for Sick Chil- dren. "Ibey said her name and I said 'Yes' and I walked away. I still didn't Meanwhile, teach- ers' unions and the OFL will join in a Solidarity rally Saturday at 1 p.m. at Queen's Park, he said. "Everyone's been asked to get their members out;' he said, adding many union members are also parents and support teachers in the protest against Bill 160, Mr. Ryan said the rally will show the government that the teachers have —.........,wa. o Fp n ■. believe it so I saw her again. And I realized she was dead" He said he knew his wife was mentally disturbed during their mar- riage- ' I had asked her to get help. She was getting help but then she quit going for help;' he said, adding she'd taken part in outpatient programs at Whitby Mental Haft Centre, then Whitby Psychiatric Hospital - He said his daughter's dead[ was "100 per cent preventable" and is tak- ing action to make sure this doesn't happen to other children. He is seek- ing to charge officials involved in the custody case and is going to the Human Rights Commission. "I'm doing it for Katherina's sake and my sake and for all children all over Canada." ..s..r. Ek^4t-., . ,._-. •'ip."li['. s-v..r. c � � s •.• t iM�.*�"!�+'Q'+Fi^ T �lE�"+r � _ e . �.:y r.tty •. r. i•JR.x.L'f.-'.w.�:,, .. .r rw.. w ....... ,..... � a __��-._ �. �-;.f•�Y ,� Nay:� x Y Oshawa man struggles to deal with `preventable' death of daughter BY CHRISTY CHASE DURHAM STAFF OSHAWA — Larry Babineau's eyes filled with tears as he recalled identifying his young daughter's body after she'd been smothered by her mother. "I'm sorry," the Oshawa man said during an interview. "It's difficult. I love her so much. 1 always played with her. I got her a swing set that I still have outside. I see my daughter every day at the cemetery.,, PC He said he's cried "millions of tears" since Sept. 14, 1995, the day year-old man is alleged to have operated a personal business while collecting $47,608.83 from Social Services between August, 1991 and May, 1995, Peter Kailan, of Chapman Court, Pickering has been charged with two counts of fraud over $5,000 and five counts of perjury- The erjurThe couple were living in Oshawa at the time of the alleged incidents, says Sgt. Grimley. three-year-old Rosio Katherina Chap- arro-Najar, his only child, was asphyxiated by her mother, Gabriela Babineau, in a North York aparunent- Earlier that day, Mr. Babineau had been awarded custody of the little girl by a family court judge. Ms. Babineau, who left suicide notes, was found not criminally (responsible for the death in a Toronto court earlier this week and is in Queen Street Mental Health Centre awaiting a review of her future place- ment. "I had a feeling ... that something was wrong, Mr. Babineau said of that time two years ago, 'I knew it was happening. I knew she (his then estranged wife) wasn't going to take her (Katherina) back to Colombia. I thought, she's going to kill her." Three-year-old Daniel Jack and his mother Dorothy received a surprise on Monday when a letter arrived from the Ministry of the Attomey General at their Oshawa home, stating Daniel had been placed on a list of poten- tial jurors. Labor leaders committed to helping teachers' cause WHITBY — Provincial labor offi- cials are to meet with teachers' unions today to discuss the Ontario Federation of Labour's other to help in the contin- uing teachers' strike. Sid Rvan, president of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (COPE) Ontario, says labor leaders met Wednesday with teachers and offered their "support and solidarity" with teachers. 'An historic decision was made with both the private sector unions and public sector unions indicating they will be prepared to SID RYAN each take workplace action 'Support and if that's what it takes to get solidarity' the government to back — down on Bill 160:' the Whitby resident says. Teachers were to consider the OFL's offer and both sides are to sit down lndav to review rvvccihiA _ai \A. Ryan said. But no decisions on what form that help will take. if it's accepted, have been made, he added. He has suggested escalating actions. starting with 10 -minute wa!-k-outs on coffee breaks and lunch hours and end- ing with a general strike in support of the teachers. ' Ibese are just ideas that have been floated,,' he said. September 14 was the last day of the custody hearing regarding Kathe- rina but Ms. Babineau did not show up. This prompted the judge to give Mr. Babineau custody and issue an order for five police forces to "locate, apprehend and deliver' the girl to her father. But when police and Mr. Babineau arrived at the home, the girl was dead and Ms. Babineau was clinging to an eighth -floor balcony railing, where she remained for several hours before ,police managed to pull her to safety. Mr- Babineau, who has since got- ten a divorce, said he didn't believe his daughter was dead until he saw her body at the Hospital for Sick Chil- dren. "Ibey said her name and I said 'Yes' and I walked away. I still didn't Meanwhile, teach- ers' unions and the OFL will join in a Solidarity rally Saturday at 1 p.m. at Queen's Park, he said. "Everyone's been asked to get their members out;' he said, adding many union members are also parents and support teachers in the protest against Bill 160, Mr. Ryan said the rally will show the government that the teachers have —.........,wa. o Fp n ■. believe it so I saw her again. And I realized she was dead" He said he knew his wife was mentally disturbed during their mar- riage- ' I had asked her to get help. She was getting help but then she quit going for help;' he said, adding she'd taken part in outpatient programs at Whitby Mental Haft Centre, then Whitby Psychiatric Hospital - He said his daughter's dead[ was "100 per cent preventable" and is tak- ing action to make sure this doesn't happen to other children. He is seek- ing to charge officials involved in the custody case and is going to the Human Rights Commission. "I'm doing it for Katherina's sake and my sake and for all children all over Canada." ..s..r. Ek^4t-., . ,._-. •'ip."li['. s-v..r. c � � s •.• t iM�.*�"!�+'Q'+Fi^ T �lE�"+r � _ e . �.:y r.tty •. r. i•JR.x.L'f.-'.w.�:,, .. .r rw.. w ....... ,..... � a __��-._ �. �-;.f•�Y ,� Nay:� x Y - _ News Advertiser. _...... Arts Newsroom 683-5110 FAX: 683-7363 oirhas pi"enty to sing about The County Town Singers have a full slate of concerts planned for the coming weeks. The Whitby -based choir will perform for members of the Ajax Garden Club Mon- day, Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. at the Ajax Royal Canadian Legion branch, I I I Hunt St. On Monday, Dec. 8 and Tuesday, Dec. 9, at 8 p.m., the choir will present its Christ- mas concert at the Salvation Army Temple, 570 Thornton Rd. N., Oshawa. The theme is Christmas - Past and Present. Tickets are $10 for adults, $8 for seniors and students and $5 for chil- dren under 12. To buy tickets, call 427-0201. The Coun- ty Town Singers and the Pickering Concert Band will perform Under the Mistletoe Sun- day, Dec. 14 at 2 p.m. at Pickering Village U n i t e d Church, Church Street North. Ajax. Tickets are $8 for adults and $5 for students. Founded 30 years ago, the choir has a membership of about 60 men and women. Joining the choir recently as new musical director is Tracy Marek. A graduate of the University of Western Ontario, Mr. Marek has 12 years experience directing school choirs and is a music teacher with the Durham Board of Education. The choir holds auditions for new members on Wednes- days. Jan. 7 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. at the Whitby Seniors Activity Centre. 801 Brock St. S.. Whitby. Call Cathie at 666-2822 for more information on the audi- tions. News Advertiser editor peaks at writers' meeting Ajax -Pickering News Advertis- er managing editor Steve Houston will speak about the perils and pleasures of journalism during a breakfast meeting this weekend of the Writers Circle of Durham Region. Mr. Houston will discuss the newspaper business, share his experiences as an editor and talk about what he looks for in articles and features. Freelance writers and people thinking of trying newspaper or magazine writing will find the meeting interesting. It's being held at Jackson's Touch of Class. 104 Consumers Dr.. Whit- hy Saturday, Nov. 8 from 9 to I I a.m. Cost is $8 tier members and S 10 for non-members. Call Ruth Walker at 728-7823 for more information or to reserve a spot.The circle is also hosting an Open Stage Poetry Night at A Dif- ferent Drum Cafe at Celina and Bruce Streets in Oshawa Monday. Nov. 17 at 7 p.m. Poets wishing to read or songwriters wanting to per- form are welcome. Call Kay Finner at 579-6613 about the poetry night. Special evening at Hindu Mandir PICKERING — An The event also features building fund. evening of Bhajans featuring renowned music teachers All are welcome. Plan to the soul -stirring Shri Praskash Bhai Krishin Alimchandani be seated by 6:45 p.m. Gossai of New York will be and Shrimati Vineeta Dayal of For more information call Presented Saturday, Nov. 15 Toronto and Smita Dayal of 686-8534 (the Mandir), 470 - beginning at 7 p.m. at the Toronto. 2682 (Starry), 840-3717 Pickering Hindu Mandir, Admission is $10, with all (Omkar and Kamo) or 416- 2590 Brock Rd. proceeds going to the Mandir 249-3579 (Amar). TUDIO GALLERY ANNUAL SHOW & SAL AD)ALSSION $2 CHILDREN FREE! INCLUDES TEA OR COFFEE & DELICIOUS BAKED GOODIES fir,, 11F NP,V09 Atr4ltrf It-M1YAY,?4b*i MRt* 7,147 -+AGI! 27 ELECT GEORGE VANDENBERG REGIONAL COUNCILOR Ward 1 and 2 -----THIS ELECTION IS ABOUT MONEY & TAXES A CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT WILL ASK THE TOUGH QUESTIONS WILL BE AN INDEPENDENT THINKER ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10TH CHANGE LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN! " "Sat. & Sun., Nov. 8 & 9 `f THANKYOU FOR MAKING US YOUR #i CHOICE IN BAKERIES (Readers Choice Award 199') All Buns "A BL -N KING DOZES OF 14" �1�r1 All croissants 4/99` s In -Store Specials on All Cakes - Pastries & Deli Products COME IN AND ENJOY "FREE" COFFEE & DANISHI'm Bun King Pickering eni_ N.E. Corner Liverpool & HUY. :y 839-51"O eecfav 9:(:;J1 ARTS & CRAFTS SALE Monday December I - Friday December 5 12 ma-9p,a Saturday December 6 9 a.u. - 4 p.nL Swlday December 1 10 a.o. - 2 p.m. PAGE 28 - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOnt W8LrR 7, 19f7 : t' News Advertiser A r t S &71ffl eiel-ta/,fme,yt Newsroom 683-5110 Weekend at the movies... Attackofthe killerbugs Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering: young doctor who has infor- Bean: Rowan Atkinson, Burt Reynolds. The Plot of the Film, by Mr. Bean: " I get sent on a very important mission to meet some very important people in America and represent The Royal National Gallery of England at the unveiling ceremony for the return of Whistler's Mother to its native country. For those of you who haven't heard of Whistler's Mother, she's a hideous old bat who sits in a chair wearing a cap ... Then I have to make a very long speech about Whistler's Mother at the unveiling cere- mony in front of lots of cameras and men from the army (one of whom looks like Burt Reynolds). I hope they don't notice the mess I've made of their painting.." Devil's Advocate: Al Pacino, Keanu Reeves. This thriller's about the eternal struggle between power and weakness. temptation and surrender, good and limitless evil. The Full Monty: Stripping down to your skivvies is no easy business, unless your idea of fun is getting laughed out of town by everyone you know_ Just ask the boys who've been there — Gar, Gerald Dave, Horse. Guy and Lom- per. They've done it — The Full Monty. Gattaca: Ethan Hawke. Uma Thurman. A futuristic thriller where "designer people" developed in test tubes rule society and genet- ics determine a person's future. In this world, a person with the right genetic stuff can do any- thing, but someone with even a slight defect is a prisonerof his own biological WAS. Vince Freeman (Hawke) is a young man deter- mined to break out of his imperfect genetic destiny and see his dreams come true. I Know What You Did Last Summer: Ever have a body that just won't stay dead? On the magic night of high school's end, Julie. Helen, Ray and Barry get into Barry's new Beamer. No one sees the body that seems to fly out of nowhere directly into the new car's grill; no one knows the identity of the crumpled form that appears to have stopped breathing. Kiss the Girls: Morgan Freeman, Ashley Judd. This psychological suspense thriller stars Freeman as Alex Cross, a police detec- tive and psychologist searching for his niece who has disappeared from college, an appar- ent kidnapping victim. Judd stars as Kate McTicman, a strong-willed and determined ILA-SSIEN POOL TABLES Oie Best is mation vital to Cross. Together they race against time to find Cross' niece. Red Corner: Richard Gere. Jack Moore (Gene) is a brilliant attorney. General counsel to a large entertain- ment conglomerate and the best negotiator the West has to offer, lack has come to China to close the first satel- lite communications deal the Chinese government has sanctioned. But after a night with an exotic beauty, he is arrested for a murder he did- n't commit. Abardoned by his business colleagues. Jack must negotiate the labyrinth known as the Chinese judi- cial system. His only chance lies with his coup -appointed defence advocate, Shen Yuelin (Bai Ling), who immediately fiks a guilty plea, insisting that she is saving his life: leniency for those who confess, severity for those who resist. Seven Years in Tibet: Brad Pia. Heinrich Harrer, the famous Austrian mountaineer, and his countryman Peter Aufschnaiter set out to climb Nanga Parbkv. one of the highest peak~ in the Himalayas. The self-centred Harrer, whose sole preoccupation is the achievement of fame FAX: 683-7363 in Starship Troopers Mobile infantry troopers prepare for a bug attack in Starship Troopers which opens at Moviplex 9 in Pick- ering and Champlain Cinemas in Whitby this weekend. and glory. experiences an emotional awakening on his fantastic journey. Starship Troopers: In the distant future the Earth is at war with a race of giant alien insects. Little is known about the bugs except that they are intent on the eradication of all human life. A handful of dedicated young soldiers must rise to the challenge of intergalactic warfare against these ter- rifying "the greatest little ock `n Roll Bar around" LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Friday November 7 TWO FOR THE SHOW Saturday, November 8 3 Men and a Drum Machine Saturday, November 810:00 am Rangers vs. Celtics 89 Commercial Ave. Ajax 619-21 34 Models1 • HOTTti1W in a vane of tY et into hot water sizes & colours ' at Christmas gTW g(AFAWAY MONMY STOMBerri TUESDAY •• POOLS • BILLIARDS WED01131M .ANNA– THUIM-M „�„�OF�, a HOT TUBSISATIAMAY 25 HERITAGE RD. 294-8030 alien insects. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Champlain Cinemas, Whitby: Air Bud, Bean, Gattaca, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Leave It To Beaver, Seven Years in Tibet, Starship Troopers. Air Bud: Kevin Zegers, Michael Jeter. Another in a string of recent basketball flicks. This time, a canine steals the screen, showing off his hardwood prowess. Leave It to Beaver: Janine Turner. The clas- sic '50s and '60s sitcom is updated to '90s - style featuring all the members of the Cleaver clan. Ward (Christopher McDonald) is still wise and wonderful and everything you'd want in a Dad; June (Turner) is still the perfect wife and mother; and Wally (Erik von Detten) is still the popular, smart and athletic big brother. In other words, one tough act to fol- low. And that leaves us with hapless, irre- pressible Theodore, a.k.a. the Beaver (Cameron Finley), who's just a regular kid somehow stuck in the perfect family and trying his best just to stay out of trouble. NOTE: The Pickering Town Centre's Famous Players Carreras are closed for ren- ovations. MOFFAT 11111FIM WON* • 6p�K0ioilr�i.n.k >wo=0T aOr•aN0a a0a a+a,isi &a L aFa • i & Mr &64 &,a a fiaCa�YiLa°i"�`s'i i;W &;& Li'f i i i" CORRECTION NOTICE For our 56 -page Sears the Christmas Wish Store Flyer (sale dates Nov. 3-9, 1997) On Rage 5, 5' slim pine tree. It should read: Save $50.7' slim pine tree. #26091. 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PAGE 29 I 04 it ILI 1 I t• l l � � Daisyfresr CCK NEW STOCK IN! Wo ens Kids* &Mens 5nugabye Infant Sleepers 8.99 Reg. 16.99 den's Long Johns 24.99 Req. 40.00 250 Bayly St. W., AjaxVISA MacKenzie Plaza (in the Old Isotoner Location) 426oa3992 r_ DON'T MISS THIS ONE' Limited Time 0^Iv w PAGE M - THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1997 0 Pick ring Sports Al_ RiN,ett_sports writer 683-5110 Fax: 683-7363 News Advertiser The Buc stops there P By t1 Rivett �,,,ri. rctxx+rr AJAX — An Ajax teen has relo- cated to the land of Elvis and Graceland to find his baseball field of dreams. Brad Hanna, 19, has taken his considerable baseball skills to Christian Brothers Universitv in Memphis, Tennessee: where he'll play for that school's Bucs. A catcher with the Archbishop Denis O'Connor Catholic High School Chargers baseball team this past year. the switch-hitter who had a .461 batting average for DO'C was selected from more than 4.000 play- ers and 200 high schools in southern Ontario to the Toronto Star's high school all-star team. The honor came complete with a $_W scholarship from the Toronto Blue Jays to pursue post-scc ondary education Since scatting his freshman year at CBU in August. Hanna says his days have been filled with practices and intersquad games, even though the NCAA Division II hall season doesn't officially get under way until February. "Wc've been on the fwld ever}. day since the end of August,** says Hanna, who's one of 36 players and one of only two Canadians (one; was born in Kingston and has lived in Oklahoma for several years). on the; Healy's AJAX — Zironto !Maple Leafs' goaltender Glenn Healy posted his first shutout of the season in San Jose Tm-A- ay night, but it came at a cost. The Pickering native and Ajax resident had the back of his glove hand cut open by the skate of San Jose Sharks forward Bernie Nicholls in the dying minutes of the third pen- od of the NHL contest at the 'Shark tank'. The cut, which took eight stitches to close. forced Healy out of Ajax ball star takes his skills to -U.S. university Bucs. He admits the ha.ehall re•,imcn i, entircIN ditlerent th.,. he )A i. u1,e,i he ausc of the weather. Lots of guys !hc icarn have played since thev % ears old and the high "kzhool season is triple the length of ours;' Hanna tells the News Advertiser in an interview while at his Ajax home after mid- term exams. Undaunted by the disparities. Hanna says his initiation to U.S. col- lege baseball has been a real learning experience so far. Ajax's Brad Hanna earned a four-year ath- letic scholarship to Christian Brothers University in Memphis, Tennessee. He's with the CBU Bucs baseball team. at DO'C and in minor ball with the Ajax Spartans system. The Bucs have coaches for all areas of the game and the long-time manager. Joe Nadickhernd, is a full-time employer, of the university. The training is rnor'c intense, and his learnmatcs have all played at a high- er level. "lite competition is obviously better, everyone is better coached and you can play baseball a lot more hurt hand healing the contest with four minutes remain- ing. He was replaced by back-up Marcel Cousineau for the rest of reg- ulation time and the overtime frame. The contest ended in a scoreless draw. However, the injury to Healy was- n't severe enough to keep him from performing a back-up role to Felix Potvin in the Leafs' 4-3 victory over the Calgary Flames at the Saddledome Wednesday evening. "I don't look at (playing baseball in Canada) as a disadvan- tage. What I've been doing down there I ve been doing well. There are things — that I will have to do to make my game bet- ter, but 1 look forward to that.. Hanna notes he's worked on his catching with Bucs' coaches to improve on his ball block- ing techniques and his pitch calls. As for hitting. the school has different machines designed to help develop his swing. GLENN HEALY Timberwolves bitten by Bulldogs -- The fim period and arae never abk Lim Watt, Calm VMs, Shane . Minute Muffler W recover . Jamie Marin, David ta�awolves minae peewee 'N -• Calvin Wefts 'MW Jamie, a,kEaton, D�, Matt Raroden, Mike mP hockey tour► dropped a 5-2 Beaver scored for the DtWiwal, Jamie Btwver, Jacob to die.vismng East Ymk Tm9m`Wolves, with assists to Delaney, Chris MacNeil and atArt I111or r"w Arala Lata Watt, Shane Eamon, Bran Briars SWip o a -Fry. , The Tim bemdives `- a am S -Fry Ditaiiwal. team is coact od by Tjkno#W Fry, assisted by Howard in the Metro Toronto ;—Te am members aa7e. -: Beavea: Them is Larry L age dos season — dicer BalWo�s 3-1 mer toe Makk% ,, T is'to Knight, Ida . Aadiof, Jdm Fad lAupbcM Evan and the is Steve Keathol, Pickering tweens let lead slip y awa in tie PICKERING — A quick the dressing room, Pickering let Adding assists were Jenna Valera start by the Pickering tween 'B' the margin slip away in the final with two and Nicole Delroy, ringette team against Port Perry frame as Port Perry fought all the Melissa Gibson and Mikus with went for naught as the squads set- way back to knot the contest at one apiece. tied for a curfew -ended 5-5 tie in the seven -minute mark. With both teams working hard recent league action at the Scoring goals for Pickering late in the game, a delay due to Pickering Recreatior Complex. were Emily Mikus, Lori Marks, injuries with 1:21 remaining Leading 4-0 at one point in the Nancy Gallagher, Lorissa resulted in curfew being called opening period and 5-2 going into Dowdell and Ashley Bradner. and the game ending in a draw. As a freshman on the Burs. Hanna says he'll have plenty of time to develop as a player. He's currently second on the team's catching depth chart behind a senior backstop which will allow him a year of seasoning before stepping in as the team's everyday catcher next season. "I can tell I'm being shaped to start next year. I'm working with him to learn the technical points of the game. I won't be starting every game, but when I do play 1 want to play well." The Bucs, says Hanna, have a baseball program which has steadily improved since the team joined NCAA Division If baseball in the Gulf South Conference three years ago. Last season. CBU finished with a .500 record in conference play while competing against schools from Tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi and Arkansas. The baseball season officially begins for the Bucs in New Orleans on Feb. 15 over spring break. CBU will play 10 to 12 non -conference games against teams from northern Florida, Missouri and Louisiana. All told, the Bucs will play a 55 -game schedule in the Gulf South Conference. Academically, Hanna is enrolled in the biochemistry program at CBU where he will eventually end his studies with a Bachelor of Science degree. -`J es ale NOVEMBER 5 t1; CS � 79899 Lar[ � ALPINE & CROSS COUNTRY Pickering Recreational Complex Equipment Received Equipment Sold NOV. 7 5 pm- - 10:30 p.m. NOV 7 7 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. NOV. 8 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. NOV. 8 9 am. - 6 p.m. L! NOV. 9 11 am. - 3 p.m. NO UNSAFE EQUIPMENT PLEASE 1867 VALLEY FARM RD. 11 1 Nat east 1 tacke ,nq Town l ' L ■ . sponsored by the C.aredw sin Patrol system I ■1 i t FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL- µ16i 294-9730 39 40 ADVERTISING CORRECTION In our HOME VALUES flyer, included in this newspaper this week. Please note: We're sorry you won't be getting the Zenith 27" TV you wanted. We hope you won't be too upset when you get even more for your money. Due to supplier problems, we are unable to deliver the Zenith 27" stereo TV shown on Page 3. In its place, we are offering a better value JVC 27" stereo TV. This TV has even better features than the Zenith: 2 -tuner Picture -in - Picture, Hyper Surround Sound plus it has a Super Command Remote and 27 Diagonal Full Square Dark Tinted Picture Tube. Our regular selling price is $749.99. We are able to offer this JVC TV for the same price as the Zenith - $649.99 - that's an incredible saving of $10o. We sincerely apologize to our valued customers and regret any inconvenience or confusion this may have caused. EATON'S Ajax News Advertiser office 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax HOURS: 9 am - 5pm Mon.- Fri. Closed Saturay FAX: (905)579-4218 100 100 TORONTO LINtilE (416)798-7259 t. .•h+,. �i .r � r�r ,�irr'Yr X11'. 1• i,1 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 147 -PAGE 31 Ajax Pickering News Advertiser p►cket ing News i4dveriiser Outlet I 1822 Whites Rd. Pickering Sara/Lee-Amberlea Plaza Tues. -Fri. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sun -Noon til 5 P.M. CLOSED Monday's. FAIL 1J05157"218 WTE ET: ktw./ti ww.derna.ee.s Off Em ll: aerpeseet" ca 100100 loom IL i it 100 100 110 110 AVERY DENNISON Avery Dennison is a world wide leader in the office products industry. Rapid growth for our market leading label brand has created an opportunity for the position of ASSISTANT PRODUCT MANAGER iOperating out of our BowmarMlle facility, this position is responsible for supporting group product managers in the development and implementation of the annual business plan. Project work will include a broad range of activities, including: pricing, consumer promotiorts, advertising, packaging design, new product aunches and consumer research. The successful txndldate will a business related University degree. and will have two to three years of Marketing experience preferably with consumer packaged goods. He/she will a proven ability to work comfortably within a multi -task environment. Proficiency in the French language would be an asset. Please submit your resume to: Director, Human Resources Avery Dennison Canada Inc. 200 Base Line Road East Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 1A2 Fax: (905)697-4777 No phone calls, please. Only applicatlts selected for interviews will be contacted. Accounts Payable Processor Mackie Moving Systems, an ISO 9002 registered company vccializing in transportation and value added services, has an opportunity available for an Accounts Payable Processor N) process vendor invoices for payment accurately and within established company policy and terms. The successful candidate will possess in-depth knowledge of accounts payable practices within a computerized accounting environment; Completion of Level 2 CGA/CMA or 4 years experience and attention to detail is a must; Excellent organizational and planning; as well as excellent knowledge Of computer software (Word and Excel - Great Plains Dynamics would be an asset). Please fax your resurne in confidence to Human Resources Fax: (905) 728-4091. No Wep6tNk k qub*m pli s ise. fMackie is also accepting resumes from talented and dynamic individuals for ocher positions within the Corporawn.) &J49 Moving Systems WMAL so of ■RRN- BI CRnt3R $Rt1ML OF FLOR- wwh child nue and social service O Perkrot lege!!rd to eiartape AL OEM 26 WIL FlOHlstry. i RkrMu Prtigraet .12 null err a buskn.y use Recq. lenskre 3ole qMw pr0praw:.3 l r ORD es- semtal. Sone horn hit. Video;ssicow9e: Pro- nowt video: eeDYmNrs tiwt Clr10 o M My be ta11", Brave. Part-IIwNIM cows" Avemaw. A school vdthlCare resldenoa. Ful thine contract Piuition. Phis bene- when all yyoouurr 1rsWng becoweS 1rorlAivltile. IMan- rnsumle 10 Eo- �11 SSww lee�v char assKtNroe 6 aail- 0 %5 -404 -2M. -2M. AW 10 5" St. �w -w dwtwmmad. tZoe N. Oshawa LIG 1, 1-14hoo1 arum sCloold Kearney Dr. in gl o'poaspeesine.n _ LOUNG FOR s0weemfg beth? Fortune 500 Thi' I" STATION Greer a coNpay salts three ambltiws TOM" Center. Became h" , " people for positions in 1nancial say- hill achnician, nava aamaMe in ardlio ial nails. ices. Please write. 11w 145. AM Orearto ver canting, MM;l es, -- LIS 3C2. hl0. Sludem Wang avaA- Delaney Or. am. (906)723-9093 ir:, MWONCIi FOR TOMM- ROK start 1a11kg boner are of your nsrde, oulfide and w- eirortenum. bial" WE of wAiional, personal care and wvir ummaNy sensitive products. Tr*M Provided. Recorded nnssape 90 -.- 6231. LA l#AMCFS NATURAL THERAPY CLWIC Waft Rad aroenglaapy workshop Nov.30097. tpm. Prertquisib for coadw aromalheraw massage courses: herr! Courses Stan Jan.14 (n:vening) a JanL24 (Sattudays). Call for petals 905.721-0363. J�a & P;elee%Kq News Advertiser CAREER & TRAINING Market Place AM HELPING YOU FIND THE RIGHT CAREER The advertisers listed In this section may help you with upgrading or changing your present career. This section will also include timely editorial for those seeking their chosen field. SUNDAY NOVEMBER 16th Pressrun 46,000 A To advertise in This Special Feature Call 905-683-0707 or Fax 905-579-4218 For further information n 1100[ REPS. repurred !or Scoborougn and Durham Re- qwn caking on school Wa- nes and besmessm No ev, necessary vehicle required CAR CARRIER DRIVER AZ license Clcar abstract Will Train PO. Box 828 Oshawa, Ontario LIH 7N1 CARPET 1xiArrERs needed. vehicle nepwed. call 579- m5 tw i "dew. CJIMET mums. needed pan line. Must Nave own wegrtleiM Meat be e*Pen- wad. 696 9160. CUSTOMER SERVICE News Advertiser re- quests that advertisers ched publication as News �Ad- verbser whim not be re- sponsible for more than one incorrect insertion and then shall be no m - Wily for non4nSefGOn of any advertisement. Liability for errors in ads is limited to the arnokwt paid for the Space akar pyutp the error. NI copy is subject to fhe aggro vel of managerllent of News Advertise. Copy a mail dela for Cash! RUSH SAS.E. To: L.L. Wood. 60-6 Bristol Road East. Suite 35911, IRssissauga, Ont. L4Z 31111 - DRIVERS NEEDED. vehicle 7re9/W4kred. $400/wk. cal 579- 1r H* DONIOn PIZZA now Moron drivers Pard ash rag" Must rove own car. a 1051 Simcoe St N 434-2777. and 10 Larwood South. 693.9913 DMM - kWh ane wen good onvrng record Construction background woWd be an as- set. vehicle provided Brook - in to Reit"t Yom knowiedge of Toronto area 6 am - 7 p m weekdays 1/2 day Sat - M5fax resume to 416- 675 965 EARN UP TO $300 PER WEEK PIT Dow to clow hrndrMers needed for local tundrusntg campaign for national re¢s- wed Chanties Hours are 5 - Spm weekdaysmust be neat in appearance, and VAWplautturn nus=Cal 1900.79175, EM up to $500. ww* - put -un e. Exciting new work loin now oppwtumters. Sad SASE. for tree details. 1193 Aupsta Cn. Osleawe. LIN TS9 NEEDED with experiesacr in nae extension for L'Attitudes Poterim Town centne pphone Jennifer U051 420.1440 anvokor a loader ooeraws re"red for Brock Pall 10Fwinkr of 97M Appy in pw son with abstract at Patrol Yard - Ask for Brad Donaldson or Nkepllaa (905H26-4863 EXPLWMJMo hairstyw waned for burry Sala) n Ow - ham Cone. Ajar Good wW es. Cal (906) 6194057. Full TOE wiperie npd Hair *w with dlenlele Nona kn"nes cam Susate or An - nadir a 91)6439.3049. 110 110 i r..� yow makeup store Pickering 3 Oshawa Locations Requires Full and Part-time Staff • Self-starters, capable of assuming management responsibilities • retail sales and makeup artistry a definite asset • good working knowledge of colour cosmetics. their use and application. Drop oft Resume at stop Atbntlon Cheryl (905) 725.Od23 or (906) 337 -SM NOW PLACE A unique housewares retailer i mlledli * requires re�R C sales Hrsn cam 416-635-5M required, win. 2-3 yds a per, COR 9D6-Bt3-2961. N TTLNF N11111fillEll for 'snYIo 416-295-137BeaPin NARIS1"T with Ran www needed for Picke L'At- Mudes. Cal (416) 97791& NAM PERSON wanted for new Mme subdivision. Must have OnWio New Home wlwrawyad crust popes own and van. r4910- racemes to: (416)633- F you are not making $40111 week. cal us.Apx Compaq needs fol time people. Pay varies with position. Ask for Laurie at 905-4261954 JAEFWMI wpcoreram o work n Pidwing ahernoonK i evwings. Musk nave ex- camu 9gm. mn- sap da11ror[S FOR part time Cleaners, from 3 p m. - 5 P.M. � 6= R. siert. M F:PENBICE $14.49 Per hose Due 10 tions ion in the Dur1Mw Region we are n need of irmmudl4lt to assist in puMit: relations. These are PON - or over ad hive owe vehicle. Bandits m11- -d - Advance- ment. For r me view profit Z) 571-3532. OVERLOAD OF WOW 20 CD* roedsd mm�talatey n MM values area of Ajax ro!!!Paly- Musk be tarowork- uq and ainwhous. We will Van. Cal Ashily for personal NEW swerlatenewt, suit Sem!- " , or retired person, must be awilaUk amernate wedeads a 1 dayiveek. Cal 905-427-25M or iorwad ap- ppncalion 101206. 339 wlstnny 1W S . Sole 206. Ain 310J SEMI -TRAILER MECHANICS Busy shop in Whitby has imme- diate positions available for skilled -,I()J Semi -trailer mechanics. Must have expertise and knowledge o structural and van body repair tech- niques. Top wages and benefits. CALL ROBERT (905) 330-1262 EXT. "T' to .kggrevsive Food C ompanv - requires a Dynamic Individual to launch a Sub/Sandwich operation in six busy Durham locations. .Nusr be a leader & a .self-starter with a strong background in take-out foods. Send resume to: File # 3. Oshawa W Kilby This Week 865 FareweU St. Oshawa, LI H 7L5 THE MEWS ADVERTISER Has routes avaiiac e `cr studenus *c deliver Newspapers and flyers to the following streets : Ajax Pickering Psre• Cres. Soutr;a:e R: Rad ord Dr. Conacher Cres. Linton Ave Mgple Hill Crt Sherwooc Rd W Abbott Cres. Windsor Dr Camterbury Cres. Kearney Dr. Waterford Gate Lamer Dr. Senator St. Tulloch Dr Lancrest St. Burcher Rd. Valleyview Dr Buingsgate Cres. White Pine Cres. Thomcroft Cres. Valley Ridge Cres. Delaney Or. Thicket Cres. Barrett Cres. Eramesa Cres. Emperor St. Ambedea Rd. For more information please tali 683-5117 Sews Travel Service is a leader in the leisure retail travel industry. We currently have an opportunity for a Parti Tune Travel Consulhnt available in our Pkkwring location for a motivated widividual who desires to work with the very best. This is an ideal position for a consultant with a minimum of 2 yrs. experience in an IATA appointed retail travel industry. Experience in Apollo is required. Knowledge of Mabix is an asset- This is an exceptional opportunity with excellerrn potential and competitive send r6switto in rrlfaft ca to: SEARS TRAVEL SERVICE, Pickering Town Mr, 1355 WkWoon Rd. Pkkwkv aCfnry Silevens-Trawl ravage► or fax: 905.420-6610 WDIAw is aeCe d ft 4iTres for SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Whitby, A,/ax. Pickering, Uxbridge area 7httdniAg provided to suitabk appdcana. tf<pply in person: 6775 Baldwin St. N. (#12 Hwy.) Brook& i -_ .. r..,�,. `�;W:. ....aft _ YK.`r1Mlt^l-l'N °".r} ..-f!..' ... ..- .a.V s.e':.- - q''':."•9/FP', .... _ _ PAGE 32 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1997 1 Geon l Help 1 sales l/WrAguwa 1 sakes HeblAgras 1 tatNtdical 1 0 I Sale for 1 1 Genhilpill 1 1 AMOnrbi to _ SM . sella to SAN SERVER required Fine dining experience an assert Please cab (905)428-9000 SHORT-ORDER cooWsuper- vlsor rein experience required immediately Mn South Picker- ing location cafetena Sun- Thurs 500 p m -1 30am/ $10 20/hr Call Catriona at (905)839-1151 ext 3531 STOP DIETMGI Lose weight fast but make it last 100% natural b guaranteed Call 416.631-4960 STYLIST, for hair salon m Pickering 3 years mnmmum experience Fax resume to 905-686-1872 SUPER -DIET. Take off Un- wanted Pounds b Inches Look Good b Feel Great 100'x. Natural b Guaranteed (905)571-5063 CARDINA NANNIES & C0111PANI0%S INC'. sifter 1995 c_ Nannies, Homemakers, Companions - Part-time/full-time - Live iNLive out Drivers preferred :tin h 905-666-2228 25 Regency Cres. Whitby TOW TRUCK A operal,,rs for Whitby oshewa. Acta area Must have 2 years vill wince and a clean dnv- 0 wlrw• ted Cuakonr•r u�Im • • . • FOR N Formula Ford has excellent opportunities for motivated individuals, preferably with experi- ence. Candidates must be high energy self- starters with proven track records, looking for personal growth. We offer an aggressive compensation package & company vehicle, HEALTH. DENTAL & PENSION PLAN as well as opportunity for future advancement. For confidential interview, call or fax resume to: Paul Fran or Yoga Warren Phone 905-839-6666, Fax 905-839-6008 CLEARANCE SALE - Entire of FMLWOOD Contents of Wool Shop 'box GARAGE SALE - IMDWR OFF Paton, Spnnnte and Dia- Infant db Children items onlv!1 mored yams. needles and ac- cessories. pattern books, wool SAL & Sun. Nov. B & 9th Dins Port Perry 985-2649 Call (905)420-1741 for your viewing COMPUTER CLEARANCE time and further information. Centre 166 mhz multimedia Sets. eq 36'x54' sgl ped systems with 14 ' monitor $999. Multimedia kits com- AAk:Miit • 1 plete - speaker CDR and sound 5139 clearance 1 Sob Slowed" GUARDIAN Coumce A FMLWOOD used Mor monitor 2rds $20 • OAK/Check NF FURNITURE Check tall SPE- Superb Puppies p pP needs cashier warn mereharh- r with 1 Fftrwood ®� 150 Facto direct req on out our CIALS SOLID OAK Table Bunk Beds b more Used. An- rasing b POS experience ARRIVALS - 1993 Olds Ache, 99 power MMX systems Wegbuy Sets. eq 36'x54' sgl ped Golden Retrievers Fax resume 905-432-3185 FIREWOOD Roka Lumber b and trade systems. Now open Sunmys 11:00 a m - 3 en table c1w 1x18• ext AND 4 Yorkies, Maltese MEDICAL Dtffee secretary/re- Firewood Centre 4'x8'xl2'. pm 164 Baseline Rd E Exit SOLID OAK Windsor Arrow y Birhun Friss ceptiomst initially part-time. $60. 4'x8 x16'. $65 Estab- 432 from 401. Phone (905) c SALE PRICE $599 Or a Shih-Tzu previous experrence working (shed 1963 Days 705-277- 697-3159 SOLID OAK 40X80 dbl ped mems from $500 OAC Cars. for an Nte%pt or endocnnolo- 3381. Evenings 905-434- Call Jerry table Gw 2x10' ext AND 6 Ist Shots, Ver Checked gist m ommum 70 wpm typ- 6665 Free dekvery 10 Oshawa CONTENTS SALE. Moving to SOLID OAK Windsor Arrow s/ 723-50770viunvu n0 Computer skills Win 95. area BC Art Shoppe furniture. Nan c.. SALE PRICE $1199"! 576-7111 MS.Office/Works. CHIP bill- ABSOLUTELY THE BEST b op Cherry furs men's size 40. Similar savings on all other FIREWOOD. ing Organized. committed, quahty seasoned hardwood women's 5/6: 88 Pontiac Fre. table sets and Buffet b HWch- 16904 OLDS CIERRA, only personable References MM excellent condition En. es Why buy veneer when you ufomiobiks Please fax resume to 905- Serving Pickering. Ajax. Whit- g Hort NI offers consid- can buy 100% SOLID OAK" 1 1 for Sale l NUD-/ UO-aayTl I Skilled Help skilled Help 723-9045 by and Oshawa Cal ered' No appliances Com- We are not lust a factory out. l DURHAM FIREWOOD ems Safe Sat November 8th, let WE ARE THE FACTORY"' 10 WINTER BEATERS. $300 CERTICAR'S ROCK BOTTOM NUnif!gS one incomingIONIST. 2 427-5278 8 a m - 8 p m and Sun Nov TRADITIONAL WOODWORK- $999 Cert tied cars. $1295 - NO DICKER PRICESII. OVER wemngt one rtemng (some a 1 m - 8 W ING 905-985-8774 $1995 92 Ford 1 passenger 'lexadlity), Vempundure. m_ FMLWOOD a P p_m. estney d and LAkednveway Alex UNIQUE Gil Items. Furniture, van rS 40 FINE RECONDITIONED VE- HICLES NOW SALEII NEW itctions. ECG. etc Computer knowledge. Scarborough area. FOR SALE 905)427-1677 Bunk Beds b more Used. An- Auto Sales939900 Dundas 725 -1171 Open Fri -Sal 106, ARRIVALS - 1993 Olds Ache, 99 416) 'ax resume (d16) 262-7627 6120. 530 - 930 pm Mon - DINING ROOM suite. Sklar hque b New The Old Fumi- $1500 Cal dna bpm 9o5 - vee s 13) perfect cars from Tors Cut , Cpl I t h Peppier 6 chairs table, china lure Steppe. 250 " St W. CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the $6.995 1992 Grand Ams (2) • 1 t'-se, delivered. Cabinet and hutch Call AW (905)426-2343 b Back- spot financing Down pay- bautdtd and loaded V-6 from $8.650 1992 Spirit V-6, tl S55/ face cord. 90516-5821. road Collectibles, 415 Mack- mems from $500 OAC Cars. air. LIVE -OUT CAREGIVER rr.. ane Call Jerry DINING SURE spectacular. enlke Ave (905)426.3579 trucks. vans. 1981 10 1991 Aandy Auto Sales Ltd 792 pretty silver family car. $6.595 1992 Geo Storm, tel Lntant home Ex Experience Referencess Non (905)619-1363 only 0 eBedroom WE New b Street SoutOshawa green ike x4 le -smoked' 3hrtri b Rosslard Home 576-7111 $3.9512 suite 7 ce.pendale. cake , 5.500 Plus beautiful 9 pia. usediumrtuo re and appliances No reasonable offer refused PfXne 905-720-3382 Ram .000 kms. $5`995 4 Trackers. automatics. lord FIREWOOD. mix bus (416) 761 9n) best cuality nardwood. guar nahogarry curved glass din- Before you buy. give My Try 16904 OLDS CIERRA, only and son tops A-1 from $6.995 e1 ameed Mara long time fully ig suite. 52.950 (905) 780- Da0's a 430-0561 123 power steering. brakes. Economy plus 1993 Mazda LIVE -OUT caregiver for my 2 seasoned. M b sold honest 0299 Brock St S wlxtpy air, am -fm. tons of new parts O9 $975 ass 323 auto. lovely red only whole.. 199/ coupe .tnldren my now Expen- measurement. tree detivery. DOLL COLLECTION. 1920.5. NEW AND USED dressers. 1906) 427-3089 white. spotless, auto. air, s, Mut enced. references. non- Kozy Heat Firewood 905-753- 1960 s. wren don related coffee and end tables. tables rocker & chars $125 each 97000 kms Steal d' $5.295 maker ChurdVRrzssland 2246 items CAM 905-511-3415 and chairs. box spring and 1905 NISSAN Pulsar Auto. 1992 Cavalier, 4 door, white. 619-1834 �gakh Senousirquresony mattresses. Coin laundry We rebuilt engne rebuin trans row kms. now $5.995 1991 IMIINY leve m npn-smoker 2 I'veInasthmatic. 1 STI STIFF a NAIIR S APPLWIC- - buy Istd furniture Ste- phenson's Commercial Pro- rmss". new palm. Great Mile car $1000 as is Call Al Olds Cutlass SL. loaded. su- ds 1 aM even- 985-1139 Washer $2?5 Dryers IS.r'/ duets 576-6471 (9051725-0016 per nice $8.550 1990 Buck rigs (9051-6113-5023 BUNK BED '_ Sale Mm ma: 5175. Fridges $150/up. Stoves Calf 905 175 Aulow� LeSaWe Ltd loaded. 126.000 TOE 14lp rented tresses also awn mower. $150/up. Upright freezers WEDDING DRESS brand new IM PLYMOUTH Reliant, kms Your Wr only $6.600 3 years old, wrote stomach weM-eater, olrytr. basketball $250 362 French St never worn Ivory Italian Sate, 100000kms New brakes no- 1988 Aerostat Eddie Bauer, Anng for 2 sriW dwidren n net L backboard CAN 931- (905)432-7167 shear beaded bodice. size 16. tors, gas tank. fuel pump, low kms mint, now 35.100 tome. roomers with 9678 your y easily attend asking $700 muffler system, good tires 1993 Astro. loaded. burgundy. td0ren welcome Call Jerry For more into call 905-619- ExERCME EqulW - New 905-907-4002 Little to ce" As is $1600 -slow CCU price. $10.%0 wow j'(905) 831-0898 OOEEN size pine waterbed eondtion C S A lFeaRh Walk- have a minimum 5 years ex- o.0.o. 723-2045 1991 Suribrd LE. red convert- OMn iame with headboard (witn er $200 NordIC Sport Total WOODWMMG Osborne Met - milt see. Fal sake spe- . sfewts) and foam marrms. Body treadmill $800 I"n 1600 hrePWe insert *NM 18' 196 BUICK LESABRE. good cul $7,750 1969 Corsica A•awa0lt Excdvt ironndaI pest offer Rider $200 Serious equines x 6' liner. 5 yrs. old. Ideal for engine. needs trarlsn•ssoon clean. V-6. air. auto. A-1. AFFORDABLE OArCARE .. 'M 426-9691 only - CASH Can between coinage or man am 1ami and salter $500 Cal 0lele 52.995 Yes $2.995 CENTI- ,✓.rienctd mother near 'cord Mickn 3 00a - 400 pm. Monday to mom $600 905.683-3279 435-9979 CAR AUTO CENTRE 155 KING gni School. smoke-free. los 1 r FnQay kxty, (9051831-2200 AnrcMe 196 CNEV 1 2 ton. $2500 ST. WEST AT MDTOWM ,r TIC Carry 427-4926 FMNLACE risen. wood log 1 wanted zn 1989 Ford Tempo. $1800 MALL. GILL 57}268, Dote So"".. ate tar-. AFFORDABLE. reliable day- GARAGE : -epairs brokeng. SOLNI NMi dung room su- Nov. 4, caN 426 1478 S2.0 5740. spnngs cables. loft . open- S6W ar-Ingot �yyon door. ANTIQUES ibsoiute/ Pur cm ism chev %M- smoking. receipts 905-428- 12M ere ava Utile in 114 11arw00d/ 411 area Newbos welcome VS XKtalefl $45 New OMV treat restaW Ceramic glass chasm= turndure or arylkrg ta. 5 -speed. $3500 Cert at kwndes aM snadis Per- op Can Clualmy Plus Doors 416.336-0073 160 CFM tai variable spall old Saemitic nstru+Kms. (905►433-4161 days.FFRASERO Price includes carpet. pre- and rtcppes can neuured mak. skha Fr Oct 17. Whilevak area. %ease 120 vitt. brigho brm do ora cruor. saver. advettesag. (90.).79-5909ennkngs 0959 Ammversary frarfkrg insM 17 Deep x Z2 1? wide x20 //4 eDVs. decdy;. OOIS. ma bon4les rtes, cdNechOns a states 1910 Ctrylaer laser. 22 IreMOTHER sions. chairs. $1,500. 721 0673 OF 17 mo dr(/wer band. 1 OS rs w" gold. brut how 40 1/2• wide x29' Cao Robert Bowen AuMgnes auto blue. asking MOD olioare MIICKIAYEBIS AND STOW for one to two pP=lj jft'NV$514W0O (� x 3 1r1 steep $325 19051 039-13.7 (905) tiS58049. 6rooltn 1117 OLDS WV abstract Full i phi -bine a]O ---Y (305),1120-6488 Nave mss- CAR WED WANTED st FtegerhLy 98. cer- reawred on r'rtin 0 to Me 055 C/o his Week PO Box 461 Oshawa Dntaro LIN 71.5 MnMPY'S DIMER. Pickering has ^ eoutt �ipenrngs for bare CCpItS Ptt M dog dt re- suree to 16W Kingston Rd u1d I• 1 Offrct N• PART-TIME ^trnet searches small ntema- ua l firm in Pickering Fax resume t0 (9051619-0466 Siwe 'n able G �arper:e: :eyw:ee 1 Sacs mo Agents •dwDie w�f" nhen A em experience Phone (905)2�42- .rid traced 6rodklWapr Oaks Sage M0USOMW aemK for Seer - Must be good Coxxlnion Rea- bind rebuilt engine, new e•ea 426-3415 � pyran leather turn- Kitchen suite, sofas. ChWS. uxu0ie PnCW Cal 905-723- Drakes. etc.. well maantaried. along $3.900. 060 (905) DAYCAN AgdaW for rnhrt/ tore mom Cornwon 4.S" cotee tables and ala tables 6120. 530 - 930 pm Mon - 721-1SM locidler where ctxdren an $1500 Cal dna bpm 9o5 - ilio. Call 431}7917 Tors cassette new !,res battery. earn i nave tun Tnpslooi- 66-6296 NOW FUR CoaL kitchen table ars to 90117 I'll pay lop 167 ars; Delta M. grey. 2- ntis ECE Lzverpool/6ayly area Cal 931-0726 LEATHER jackets; up to V2 8 6 crarrs Picturres. Royal di lar for your tlfed and dr pw cab. tat. errse. air. 160100 km 53200 obo 906 - speed B8K certified. $3900 Cal Ricard 905-723-M price leather purses from 0". Arn" slNue, lamps new CD; Call _t9� r04 at x.5175 S9 99 luggage from f19 99. 2 A ober mems Fib -7073 EXPERIENCED daycare pro- SOFA $135 Dresser 545 6 keener vablets from $6 99 movoG StvW-Pk!ppkr FOLDING WIRE. Stacka0k 116 OLDS CIERRA V6 4- floor. (1800 CAN 130-7888 EverYRwq Must (ill' Farnly ltaKer. 5 Points Wil OsW- Lnesurtieid set. f>SO 2 end ran>ariers Carta at least 1 Oak Appm peke walnut diets 1200 docks Cyt TELEP PIANO Moft. $150 n victel cor drop 42 cubic R Con- tf90 CAVALIER. auto, ac. via 905-728-9830 dmon Call after Spm. 905. tad Abe 653-5117 cassette new !,res battery. APT.-SUEO stacking Washer; L99-0�7 Coxnn; ra"cr, pawned June 1996. Dryer 3yrs old. excellent PIANOS -GRANDFATHER 1 udefcoated yary. certified ConOtaon, $500tset Refon- CLOCKS 40m &rmday Sale speed B8K certified. $3900 Cal Ricard 905-723-M 54.500 Telephone 433-2396 MOMS orpnON 1685 Arra pia- unto Nc;m-nbtr 30th,, New b COMPUTER TECHNICAL sup- 1191 FORD AEROSTAR XL. no. $2.000 0 b o Air con*- I a P $75 Cal Chins or Bel Used pianos (upnpM 8 pert Pmdems ram Windows 95 w - NR w wagon i pass, sports pack - m 906 509 5898 �. -w- Pana A key n 1Otl Cas age 127.000 km iebart. like boards Not snare, Rem to 3 1 0" . internet, e-mail new $7 400 Certified or o0er COMMISSION Saes Pe s 44M after 6 p m EXPERIENCED daycare pro- SOFA $135 Dresser 545 6 O1Mn Lange sekttim of Network PC alloW-11- (905)579-9415 lave Tres- NEED A VEHICLE? wit' t-o,;ae 1-- ;av on Art re- up MARKETING s looking g vider Will provide low" care peke walnut diets 1200 docks Cyt TELEP PIANO Call 623 2142 ask IOr DrarnOo eaQe POOR CREDIT? lated laor-brushl clients Es famished product fie Lip to if aggress ve •esponsible n my home Indoor and oW door AM tats Meals OW Cottee 8 3 end abks $20 433-1491 NEW MUSIC a -rine 4 hap. // 1191 GEO Metro. 2 -door. 5- Down payments from 5495 OA C 38% commission Call Brad a Take ales rndindays wed do not odd baby setting � are � snacks Daycare certificate � CPR liettpls Bros* each each 4 piece bedroom suite $325 2 Fro" provmroal now exercise Inlctkne. Heaithware MX400 Used www durlumnewsneV -W2387mdex him speed B8K certified. $3900 Cal Ricard 905-723-M 40 Turndowns i7 extra xg o make good money Cal and EYzMM SOW 427-1271 n 1 stands $115 Dresser twee 575 Call 23-6120 a fa Warranty avaiabk ALF Saks Rep to, Security personal nunagtr at (905)• (1918) $210 Recliner $45 530 p m ; 1 Lost a 1991 TOYOTA Tercel DX. Can from 1981 to 1991 Lcmpany urneC wary y for 576-7111 EXPERIENCED quality care Waterfall bullet (1940) $155 Found 97.000 km. 2 -door 5 -speed. B a J AU10 sales cummrssion . bonus Cali 905.721.1607 Christmas!! MAINTEIIANCE Supe"co Imants to 1'; yrs CPR CMM- lied Creative pay Sensor] Oak buffet $125 9 peke din- irW mom suae (1935) $750 RYOWI Miniature wood tithe new) $300 COmbwatndn FOUND FenWe Collie,' surfroul. amtm, 1 owner, no l- smoker lady driven Certdied 905-4M9056 9056 strong computer sculls pre- C4nV14er/Muslc Outdoor ac- Five drnran the lairs 5250 wood Chuck for wood lathe Cross Ian COW. At Harwood $6.500 Call (9D51655-3175 1547 Bayy St, Pickering SUMMIT DIRECT is currently venahve marnlerance aid0vitieS Church/Delaney Cyt Antique lied $95 Victorian $150 Car dotty $1000. Call and Wesmey on Monday looking fpr experKnced sales Sell q�lON protect naragement bacl Eane905-683-0352 rocker & chars $125 each (905)7218739 evening. November 3 Dog 1992 SUNS= 4 -cylinder. 2- 1163 Chrysler Dynasty LE reps and t Gnnrcians AppliC• ants mus! be experienced in r0(11UCtti P Dround, for this progressive industry leader EkcincaN (9051 697.3532 SNEDMAN Duality wooden Can De Picked up at animal Comrd 427-8737. door air am/1m wain cassette. good conOdaon. $4.995 11 3 3L V6 loaded White with charc" Interior $5900 obo EXPERIENCED Daycare avail- 014 computer field Apply n mnlwngtr experience an as- able with receipts Rosetank CARPET BROKER. 100%, Nylon thick sheds 8 x 8' barn kit. only $299 plus tax Many other FOUND - LONG haired grey owner, getting tympany cu). 985-1139 ppttrrss0onn to 1080 Brock Rd that= Pickering where you lige set Fax resumes to Interim Personnel (905)837.0627 area Non-smoker Leaning environment Good referent- plush. stain re- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. sizes and styles available knWe cat. approximately 2 - Calf 905 175 Aulow� or work. ee Babies 10 school aged orgy $36900 Price includes Also garages arid dttks 761 3 years old, wrote stomach 1993 AUDI 9W- Automatic. ac. 1 Please read METAL SHEAR Operator 905.509.9145 30 Sq yds carpet. deluxe pad McKay Rd Unit 3. Pickering and while Haws. in the area of Power Lockstwindows, GreeN your y Brake Press Operator Must and insialahon in your home For more into call 905-619- White's and Bayy Very aftec- Tan interior Excellent cord- $75 to SIM for scrap cars b classified ad on the have a minimum 5 years ex- NNXRERING Nand / NItUe: Free quotation in your horse 2093. tionate. Please call (905) bon. 6 cry $11.500 CAM (905) trucks or any corldikon who. perience. quality oriented, Loving daycare. 18 months to No interest. no payment for for sale 831-1744 837.1521 des. 24hr professirxal pick - first day Of AM to read drawings. set up and operate Lo- 12 years Darty outings backyard tl and park) one fullSIMWAGON yea. Daniel. 1-800- 217-0101. Shasts and tongues to Id a FOUND 6 month old Rotlwdl- 1993 OTOS CUTLASS su- up Free Towing. Rouge Valley Recycling, for fav profession - as Durham nthe Durham Region. Please rept' to Fik ISB. uo Clads.0 bill ra115. story, bine. music. nu- tmaus meats b snacks Fist CAr#M - lots of carpel. pay 11MS to 14hhs. ASMirq $1200. Call 905-655-3418 a. Drown b tan male m the Lord Elgin Park on Tuesday preme. SL: 50.000 WI, excel- lent condition, loaded, auto. al �p CAM (9051706- publication • TMs Week. PO Box 481. Aid. C.PR certified Non- 100% nylon, new stain re- SOLNI NMi dung room su- Nov. 4, caN 426 1478 air, power windows, Wcks. 5740. Cann0( be Oshawa. Ord L1H 71.5 smoking. receipts 905-428- 12M lease Carpels on hand. I will carpe 3 rooms. $349. its buffet ad hutch 60' wide. LOST - orange rat. 2 yr old antenna and into abs- tilt, auae, and tach. auto chute A 8 A AUTO- We pay $BO- fesPOnslble for • SYNeO MOULD MAKER for small ii Price includes carpet. pre- 4OX60 table plus 2 12' eaten• 6 neuured mak. skha Fr Oct 17. Whilevak area. %ease control, IvaligM sentinel. rem. $10.000 Cash int the spot. !orate injection moulds. REASONABLE experienced rhium pad, expert instyla- sions. chairs. $1,500. 721 0673 tall 905-291-7496 ole keyless entry. tog amps. My condition, any Yat. Caers mom ft= one MIICKIAYEBIS AND STOW Plom call (905) 697-0103 pon u me Your ho. Avail- bon, fast delivery, free esti- touring suspension, 16 in. us anytime, 24 hours, 7 days. Wsons warned. Must have RETAIL ime-1 desigrter wtln able: Mornings to fpm oak• days; MMOS and days marcs (30 yards) Norman 68&2314. SOLOMON SD equipment • Pa1N'+eppfeU rrWre. Certified. $12.500. (905) 43D 3662 30 min. service. 905-686- KlsuibDn in the experience Call (905) 683- 6676 Autocad 13 windows experi- for (wctkads) on cal. 427-75� skis: Protide Axendo. 1 S EgWpe. Demonstrator. length 5003 or 90.706.234 event Of an between Sam . Spm. Please leave message. ince required small design firm W Piclremg. Pleats mil SIIARONi qn� chafe EJwwtiS HALE: Las of car- PRO (196-207an), ladies F11BIEM® Llasa-r pups. born Sept. 1990 CAVALIER Z22, IS OOOkm, mint corwliuon, ANY SCIYV Car or Trude error. resume along with wage ex- program, 8 years experience. pets. 100% nylon stain re- Wase. 3 equpe sue 8 1/2 Dools. 434- 1990 16. CuaBn after 6. 9B6 0151 >ciu,v, $10.200. Telephone wanted. complete or not. 1 01600 NINA 1 06k6 Help peaauoris to: Awlech Designs. 1550 Bayy St. Unit 29, Pick- trig. Om. L1 W 3W1 ECE, WEB. Rat Aid, CPR d- plomas Protessio al. tun. carpet rooms $339. (3o sq. yd.) krckrdes: carpel. STONE Equipment, freezers, NIDEw" Oft%. 2 morltns 9115'5/9 1651. Top Cash P. Palo. Fra pide- 4P• Call (90Sµ31 1333 or pNRYfIEe CON- caring Come Premium Dad ane inslala• coolers. shelving: walls -ipso Paper trained. excelkm COR COIiDE, lolly loaded, power 131-7489. HOIIpiIY environment tion. Free estimates, carpel ice machines, dairy 8 delis temperament. Champion doors, power windows. air, 3.3 TELEMARKETING • I go" take a look. BrodVllwy2. 905 428-3441. repairs. Serving Durham and dispay. (905)655-8501 ddiv- Fltes- 905-666-4943 Farfy. agate, condition, one AUTOMOMLES and trucks swrpulyg area. Sam 905- cry available. NIMALAYM kittens. loving owner. 12.500. CAM Ron, wwW for scrap. Arlt' COnd- FOR EDUCATION PURPOSES ARE YOU Outgoing, friendly. enthusiastic, experienced, & WHM*g RD add hill 2 full 686-1772. UM 6106E $225. And up, And affectionate. MIF, 1st 8 (905) 683-3013 bon. any age, tree rdnovai h We require a mature person with good prdessiorw? we are a young, rime Cart time avaiaDk kKwdh CABINETS- ably Christmas wed stoves SM and! used washers 5250. dryers 2nd shots, registered, de wormed• also adult awlamle 1!!1 POMTYIC Gmd Prix GT 3.1 hire, high performance rite DuAam Region cuh paid. AISD rta0ed, '75 to '87 telephone manner and computer skills. growkg, patient-amred qual- iry-orkmed dental praaice and macs provided. close to Safe. oeir' 100% MAon' solea 5125 and up- New band raw ('�)72�7796' y6. ABS. ANDY WRM. Premi- Chew of GMC pickup for parts. This position requires the following up of lookup for a part-time CDA. sdWa15 and Pte' ikon smak- Ing, references master extra-ble. Call and fridges, 16. c.f. $605 New brand name 30' slows 5449. �� Husky female, 10 um tires, fully Waded , CD, amyl Cyt Nine, Oshawa 905 - various leads that are provided t0 you. Our P Y 25 noun. including eft«. W grow with us Call 905 427- available Please CAR (905) 420-0940 ave. carpet starts at $122/ sq.ft. premium pad/ and and up New student Dir fnOq- years old, calm disposition, kkes to go for wales, excdknl service records• annual rust chock. 101,000 hphway 4311-0,4107. company IS a unique field that requires 7127. I F Il Insulation. senior discount. es 5 c.l $225. Skphason's Appliances 227 Court St., with kids. Free to a good k1ms., $14,500 cat. 9o5'66rr- 4186. after 6:30 pm. CAN FOR GWSI We buy you to learn various codes. DENTAL A=STABIT with Repairs available. Customer Oshawa. 576-7418. 1g1e. (905)y�9 used vehicles. Vehides must Please send resumes only:LOCAL minimum 2 years experience required for ry leave. handyman for hire satisfaction guaranteed. For Yat tree In-home estimate tl You Are cor"I'ded wth GOLDEN Retriever C.K.C.regA1• 1995 MERCURY Villager, warranty, excellenl condition. Min running condition. 479 427.2115 or come to 479 File #56, Oshawa Whitby This Week, mind �q� PDA iWI as odd jobs, yard work. call Mike (9l)55µ31 4040 or the of tfle lute, smell Won look of your water, we can help AN y ��'C Writ_ g keyless entry/starter, seller Bayty St. East, Ajax at 665 Farewell St. Oshawa, 01st. L1H X5 set. CMN (9os)666 1555 cceark panting. Cal Rob 420.1473 (416)622-8226 Can for inlomabon 686-8351 $7 first shots and anoo, $760, Cad 728-7665. relocating. must sell. $17,250. (905)120 18.5 MUHAD AUTO SALES. 0686-0231 atter 5 p.m. T c sank c . • _ .. _ .. ... z.... , � _ 1 For Sam 1985 ', !ruck with cap. ,.iy'a r• wk alternator, '�� $1500G bo. as fires. -378 after 69M or 905- 1_,4 � 177 anYhrone 1988 FORD RANGER. excel- M,Tlon low mks. ask: ;opo phae(905) 4 valid 1 4 WrhwW Orae 1988 CARAVAN. Drown, tinted pts cruise. 170.000 good catdilaon. 4 Cal uncertified o 110 I i86 -29D6 19a� AFpelUxe model, 2 -tone 114.500 km . excellent Certified $7900. un - d$7000 420-0903 .791 PLYMOUTH grand qo• LE. loaded. excellent 'intro one owner. chryskr named some new. aN ce records, 133.000 kik , nip certified No OSI. '433- 9305 Court" -11, PONTIAC Lumna APV. 41.d1) P,s. p/b. 7-passenq- m,1m cassette. 56.000km. f i,a11905-72t9-d856 Srnoirmiobiles M-31 I'aT M-31POLARIS Long track S iow range 8 reverse rebuilt in 1995. new 996 Excedem rwndi- S22oo (905)983-9460 :9:1 °ngns Indy 500. U" asking 53700. Lady ;,yl Robert 913541180 ..94 POLARIS. 440 Super electric start, studs. 31 OC riles. $3.900. aN Marble � mrrOwith Doard/ou oarO ,and condition we ..• 'Hasasking 56350 •',,:e $6150 Call (905) � x�n - � ^,slur names �IgllerS. Nide Sales, 4700 Track- 2-, %irm FIR01 Bropoklin 5 5-8619 Fenn E u tint ;9MBINF :'.r.-,ey Ferguson .rsrl excellent cod- .uwa attach fedens. 14 :'&qhl cut vire WrtaMe .t-: ii tv reel, 4 tow nar- N head. compi0 fy :prated Air can, Onr e '- set up for harvest. y7C0 lot compkee poetr- ^ Derry 905-915.3193 lApartmwrtsI�F BEORGOM ase mad South ice. Sups ti, sale rhal d. Cad rid transit PnveM •ntraha our smoking> re welcome S )WA NWh hw- .us,ve 428.2614 '-BEDROOM eas"nw garment. .urge dean. 4"' Joie 2 phone Imes avallet. arKinq_ dose to 401 mpicyM non-smoker pWe1 NS WeIDDIne 54MMOrch n- luswe Avalade Dee.1 st. G5-432-6834 `-6EDROON sulAh Ape. Pro' ate a maece ground flow, eck ,toddies. cable rroMd4d. ,( Buie, Single employed erson S600/month. Peter. rices (905)619-1974 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1f97 -PAGE 33 1114abNndt a 1111 nrds a Ruxnl 11 R•M 4 1 ►louses for J 1ouR a- J 1 own Rulta a a 1 Rome 1 AutYotn • • 1 Auctions 1 & 2 bedrooms, immediate, 3 appliances and blinds, MON. - FRI.9 A.M. - 5 ?M (905)571-3522 SHELTER CANADIAN PROPERTIES LIMITED AJAX, 1-bdrm basement apt. close to GO. separate en- trance, 4 -pc bath, laundry. ran smokerslpets. $599 Ma- ture working Single preferred 427.0372. AJAX, norm of Hwy/2 2- bdrm Mont apt., brand new, separate entrance, laundry. 2 parking spaces, close to amenities. firsWst. No pets. $750,427-0257 AJAX- Clean bright bsmt apt Separate entrance with deck. $650/madh uDldies.cable b laundry hncluded. Female pre- ferred. CaN 4263161. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE- LY. in Whitby Apt budding. spacious. Carpeted, newly pairded. with balcony. dose to bus. shoppirig. all utilities nduded. firstliast required, no pets. 1 bedroom $675. 2 bedroom. $775 3 bed- room 5840. Call 43D-- 0134 30-0134 BACHELOR apartment, mak non-smoker welcomed. "I' able lmffw atey. Very Clan and quiet. Fndge. stove. 4 pce. Donk. private ertmce, pad - M IINMie I uNdrnded. MusAa from tianapmuw. . PA4w $475 mm 905-404-2936 BACHELOR apl n quiet home $500 d*hn included Sep. entrance. -too..= re - 9, Dec. 1 1sVpst loo pets. Phone for appt 3pm- 9pm 579.3061. BEAUTIFUL 2 -bedroom apai ment in secured buddei Central Osh wa 5750 al of- Move o-Move Avadabk Dec 1 Cal 721-0131 or 726-2969 BLOOR/TANK 2 bedroom apt washer drys Newly decorated Avail" Dec 1 i69$/md. MstAM, 728-5382 BRAND new bagemcm site. $480(mo first/hst. No drugs. available immediately. call 436-0467 BROMMI 1 -bedroom. 3 IN: bath washer. drys Kitchen ridge. stat. Broadbared. December 1. SS65 morA h n- du0hq 5hem W9 aid hydro, CENTRAL LOCATION. $eel contained room. stow frdge washroom. newly dtcora m $400/m0 hireti4aa Cal 726- 5362 CENTRAL 03 MIA Spactim one bdrm apt Gas Fireplace P close to ad amem- aa MW per w i - ON row dies kcal Det. 1st. Please al Todd at (905) 6653741 CLEAN A alit t Itedr00m basement apartment looted m r .. Wh ill F'r oessioo- My ralovated A includes Wi dry totilWes i parking SudeMe for single working person, tion -smoker SW. hydro DKIst Call 905 -GW 3011 days. s 666 681e ALL INCLUSIVE. Statluq at 5650. citation 2 bedroom apes secure with free parking. can 905-404-0905. --in UWMWA Extra large - S 2 bearcomis) Large bal- ENE BEUXOOM apartment. uny Building has been under Counim. private entrance. ew management for t year 1Gwfable for single Dhow, owaril is a very dean and 1560 Der mo. ncludeng lot .09 binding $598 b $696. ties. avarable immediately Adilies. able par" on. (905) 579.5655 luded Available December 'St and January 1st. Phone FUN NEW, 1 i 2 -bedroom 05-579-5564 �M in Wry 1pu41 ,q_ r Rstd kept building. new A arrr m- MHAWA , Bbor St ) Large 2 i UK. Sas 4M0 A door: Pak ro ;,um apartments in dean Rd. M., OShem SMS. $71N rise Du dilq Close 10401 A Mo. 579.9016. A Parking. Avaiable immL- hely from S60DJmaNn. GATEWAY COQ TT PDorw 905.576-4255. NOM- COMMUNITIES M house completely refurbished with 4 new appliances Start- BLOOM NOMINEE BY CITY OF 2 BEDROOM bauff cep-, OSHAWA - Abba Iles vacancy suit working couple.p. 1 bedroom ape. n fanny set- trarce laundry. parking. no bon, balcony hardwood Boors, pets. no Smoking. Ct *tin fresAy decorated. $670. n - also available Goodgees, dudes i 1�, -a. Dec. 426-4726 1 as 120 CONOme St. W. 2•BEOROOM Oshwl OMAN views �Y BasewdO deal and � nrlodan Se- Jparment A private en- '�ance. are braid new pd-frw build- Parfurg� akmrdly. $NW ng- 571-0B87, 9 - 4:30 p -m. �'lonth all inclusive, eexxcepe -able Available. Mon, - Fri (116K21- 8501 atter 2pm., leave ones- W Barea. 2 -bed - NMNY/4p sage roan man Boor of house- 3 BEDROOM cep. above stonebadwad LargeIdWIl11' aw ft«y clean, araiaDk imML- , Alax available Dec. Ist. Ib dial $750/mmlh. Cam pets 5700 plus utrinies For (90577-9911 ^lore mtormabon _.,_w 693-5399 683-5399 LOVELY 2 bedroom. living AJAX, la 9e dight, walkout room. fireplace, eat-in-kitCh- on, fridge. Slim. A laundry basement . in ail) facilities. .0 ibve home• Kicetchen. t mnt nedusiveCal4344781$700 i'1om. appllahm. $660 Will- •,ive 839-7491 LWOMV rwNaut• 1 bedroom AJAX Oabord T ten• Spa- basement � harmony A Rossumd area, nam smokm0• :sous a Partments, quiet Dula avail. Dec. 1. $700 WuSivt. 9. dose to shopping. 401. GB 725-9333. lol0) Pod, media RNee Deo- oms, immediately, from sat � WI SON. large. $919. two bedrooms from $819 December and JaNa�y bright newly rwroWNd 2 -bed - room, awrdry. wd-m!g, $695 ist Cam 683-8571 anal 7 , pins Wmifies, Available Jan. p P m . Bo stAast, (905)436-9448 . NEWTONVILLE Spacious 2 - bedroom. beautiful country Property. View of lake ClA. oak kitchen with walkout. den. No childrenupels. $750 905- 7861007, AJAX - NEWLY renovated - separate entrance. 2 -bed- room. basement. washer. dry- er. fridge. stove, microwave, secumy system, da. c/v, t parking spot. dose to GO bus stop. utilities included 1200 Sit h $895/momh. fimw required. Dec. 1ST/ (416) 298- 6994 NORTH Distance. 3 -bedroom ground level Condo, dean, well-marntamed with w/o to small yard. 4 appiances. ca- ble. 1 -1r2 -Oaths. outdoor poov play area- security. close to a eroties. Suit retired catpk. Referenim. 1sVlast $900. hydro 905-725.9546 after TAUNTON/SIMCOE . 3 -bed- room semi large Imngroom, lutchen, fenced yard, new school, show S900/ttionm plus; at Available imme- diateiv F rstilast No pets 1. 2 BEDROOM aDis Aval- able immediately Nov 1 or Dec 1 New budding. 350 Malaga. Oshawa No pets Call ( 905)-576-4724 SMCIONS well maintained 2 bedroom apts Alam a 900 and 8118 Glen St. Some milli hraMm closets, pant provided Close to schools. sthoppinq olydrt. Go Station. UNI ndud- ad Cal 728 -OM 0GNN IA I -tl, , , , n. $500 . hydro Tyrone. norm of flow- summee. Also 2-bKVoom. Sits A McIver" BONY avam- aat DK est 905433-7810 Lively 2 bedroom apartment. With 5 ap- p lames, large bright by rg room with fire- piace, Oundas and C raVdon Rd. $810 In clusive. Call 576-M or 433-5550 WWTNY Dec Kr Lai 2 bedroom Apartment. wim 5 apiliance's. large brgM Irving row wa fireplace, Dundas and Croydon Rd. $110 nc0ki- fivb Call 576-8381 or 433- %50 OSNAWA. Park/Adelaide, won quiet 3-bemoorn, $725 pin Mibees TpstAw. "- attic Dec I. (906)571-1537 or 432-W PICKERMIG spacious 2 limit - room apartment portraits patio and entrance. apokov2s. $795./mo indusive Sue Ductresnay, W Frank Real Estate Ltd (905) 6861821 OSNAWA - NORTH Oxford 2 • Two blunts Near GO sla- son. 401 Parking, nydro, b* Ooty/patlo $740 all inclusive. Isittast No of Available Dec. est (905) 721-2232 (416) 239-2752 SOUTH OSHAWA. Large 1- bdrm raised basementr of Serra, recency redecorated. laundry taclithm 2 -car rk- clg, private entrna 5575. all inclusive. Mature working simple/couple preferred No pets. 579-1869. Huge 2 B/R apts- at 23D Wentworth St. W. $630- $650. utilities included. Bright and cleaft. Close to schools, shopping. Call for appt. to view: (905) 721-8741 two- pTpIWkexxO� am $750 urckrdes earyNhirg, non smokers, call 132-7308. WINTRY One bedroom b - rrerd apartment available now. 5550 mdusive. Paiturip A aurthY. Private entrance. FrsVasl. Non-smoker. 668- 0225 alter 6W. WINTBy, Close to arena. 1 bedroom 5860 and bachelor $450 utiKks and parking 61 - luded. AvailaDk immediate - call 1400.448-9862. WHY We when you can own your own holm for less than you think?!I Call Dave Hay- lodk Safes Rep. Re/Max Summit Realty (1991) Ltd. ) 668.3800 or (95) 6663211, - $1 - IA Absolute Affordable, SICK OF RENTING?'! WHY NOT OWN A: 3 -Bed Semi $700/month 3 -Bed bungalow $8M/month APPliances and Window Coverings incklded No down Payment???? M Discharged bankrupt???? (905)571-6275 ort -800-840-6275 MARK STAPLEY Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty Inc. S' 'A Absolute Afforoable WHY RENT? OWN YOUR HOME FROM SRyfoiTH!! FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE (9103) 571-6275 1-800-840-6275 Mark Stapley Sales Rep Sutton Group Excel Realty ABA DASA DU Ile home fur you i5W oown. Choice • 6 monis tree or free legals or reduced mortgage rale, From $750/month all n- dusive Income regmremem from $27.500 gross call Ken Collis. coidwdl Banker 19051728.9414 South Ajax Fudge.st7w parking & septa* entrance 5750/month ndusive No pgts Available Can 6862295 immediately 2 -STONEY home. 3 bed- rooms. Irvingroonr Olnkng- room. kitchen Excellent con - drew. available anytime. $650Jmo Carl 5764999 S-BEOPOOM delad+ed home in Ajax $1000,mont plus {Bilines Appliances. near al OSHAWA CENTURY HOME quiet neighbourhood 3 bdrm 1 Ilam. garage. trdge d stove mduded $875 per morith plus 1111ttks FlrsUlast Avail Dec 'st 665-7905 OSHAWA North newer 2-bed- rwm semi upper floor. large Knctten 8 Dvingroom. laundry room, close to everything S800/matt utilities included FirsvLast. Nov 1 No pets. 683-2996 OSHAWA -3-4 bedroom tick hr,me dining room, stove/ ',,dge. deck. fenced yard.tiMi $895. ues or $1095 m- clusfie Avail Nov 30 725- 1171 OSHAWA. Lakefront, 771 Stone St Charming, Matched. 3 bedroom. 401, $95Wmo. Plus utilities. immediate. 905- 470-1867 05470.1867 .905.571-5265 OSNAWA/VIMITBY 3-bdrm Upper unit Dlus Riga, bachdw basement apt Ouret court. dose 10 of coo Centre Sep- ara/e entrances Non- smokef . no pets siege pre- ferred 905-404-2323.everwnq ts1CKERING Anonale2 com- pletety .enovated 2 bedroom brnQilow. 1/2-acm la At- tached garage. stove. tridge mdrrded Jan 1 occupancy SM 905479-2513 B MONTHS FREEI Rem to 1011 SOKOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Ublities included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Parking Included. Playground Area. Close to Schools and shopping. From $846.00. Call 905-721-0980 WILLOW PARK CO-OP 1•s�,;pw-�-�L Is accepting applications for townhouse units 2 bdrm -'800.00 mo. 3 bdrm - '850.00 mo. Plus Utilities (No Subsidy Available) FOR AN APPLICATION OR MORE INFORMATION CALL 432-6809 aRMidres -I- Dec t Carl 575OW own 2 or 3 -bedroom homes Roans for 4 BEDROOM. 4 baths fin- included, f200 . a new aparvall"pwnces 1 Reti rndti0down, rrklu- ,Shed basement C10St to mum rtgixred income CLEAN , t :wet tumishel SchOOIS. ShO WN and GO. 525.00110" Lrnmled supper. ;w,:. r,, -,.,,;as callow TV. $1.150 Per 1111110 pus rm1Aes J Warren Fromm Associate kitchen taclibes. parking Cad 686-0913 arta 5 4 BEDROOMS. 3 bathrooms, 2 lidchens on Ostyw Transit mete. scum -cast Oshawa 000 pie Wk*n (WIS) 579- ;310 4-KORO0M Nouse wdh W e on 1 acre of tend in Broker 728-9414 C0~ Barker RMR R E SMALL 1 bedroom house In norh Bowmanvete CorNdry too vrcpie�es d�rc 6 .0nt� IVAast Rtlerenas, no pees Crl (905)-497-0573. W rwsy dowrmown Brooldn. no WNITBY - 4 Dedroo is 4 appliances. $675-hW 6 hy- bathrooms lamdyroom, rec- dro Ask for Norm 905-686- room, rrol-lvb. tar. elide 3641. I, , I yard One court. 7 apt• AJAX, CENTRAL . 2 srorey. 3 phase . availaDN rame- Dedroom 4 appllatices, dumy S14gWmo 666-7050 :lean, well kept noon. no WHITBY. 3 bedroom. 2 112 000 u- , 905-463 mOrswl/ • UM" INDUSTRIAL UNITS Ttrw,lte,pr '93' s0 11 Office rvaelwusrp $3 25 sqmet +valade Doc Call (905)579• `'377 after 5. (905)571-3281 . • 1 Flaidt Vhe. Retdrds CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bedroom •,'wnhofser pool Iacuzzi. 81 prnau yard. avabw now Pot "do aro to view photos 905 - 579- 3788 1 1 tseitr. Mattes 5224.900 AJAX 4 xrtw^ins p•K. . batns 'nc uOeS lfltith. N . On - . 5:2 sa " :;r park, lots d 8768 hat, avem- Jan t no Pas to 4Ct private master UZ U'1:as:c a e row at f11o0lmc pum us ees 430- room for rent welcome SM.900 wt rho extras (905) AJAX. 3-1tedrooiw man Now a249 woAing feolae a student 019-0600 Open Nouse Sun - semi ImMaeulae Appkaic Share kitchen, ternO V Asking days t - 4 31 lies SI its, laundry, pan" No Dat WHrtBY, 3 b•droom Victorian Sa50 ffwn y 905-519-0270 Non-smoker Dec 1st Pirstif last. reLuenas $975 . 60% townhouse "ad wood floors, gas, parking Comae whd ort PICKEINN6 VILLAGE. Rooms 905.136-5223 vm yard. near.IhoolslGO for reran S22Smonn+ inclusive. onck backsplit Renovated Available Dec 1. loon -Fn . �m 49aa4rkswsCal BATLY/Wesubm. Ilan floor (416)860-9726 of credit rating. Call for tree of Bungalow. 3 -bedroom. bv- uryow. do--Iprool . kitchert ram -tow", 1 1 Sri�wd WAMaClmatt. appkantst. r Rstd AvwnmodgOo foundry. palrkng Nar ad amenam A schools First/ ABSOLUTELY A GREAT DEAL- AJAX: 3 DeC,ocm home c last S85Nmordh pus % or 6 months tree menOwn your snare rurtfl room. copse umenes Dec 1 (905)837- own 2,3. a 4 bedroom town- ani amenom oolong Se Avail Smokers wekOn 2429. leave nKSxage house completely refurbished with 4 new appliances Start- Wawa $350/mo th reigon- PICNEROG. otandlem dean 3 sq from 09.900 Canes for am 428-6385. ally Sp in. bedroom name. turnshed/un- furnished. Woctlinch Avail- kcss than rent Lime or no Bey down OAC Cad RICK BROCXMWY02. 3 bedroom. , stile now. tan smokers. $1100 WATSON. Coldvwll Banker rooms avail Die H" I utiMOes ncJudetl- new 1 ons pad rmltws 19051 686- 7526 905)78-9414 or Tor 00/ man. $SOWmO Tan tartkly/den. 5 flan 1'27-38a -831-6 04 Ken 905431-6504 BOWMAM1fILLE, special AJAX end unit townhouse. 3- HOUSE TO SHARE vitt one pact for special people Ren- bedroom non-smoker, 1 112- otter Hwyr2 Port Union olderon 12 acre ovakednovine baths. 5 appliances. garage. area. smokers welcome. r un operte near schools,) bus. nanediate Pae. (416) 822-2579 ImanicuredN gas q 51050 •. 416 291-870Z Path, fireplace, app COMPUTERS ELECTRONIC AJAX convenient to 401 - 4 dulled 2 minutes from 401, PICNEROG S. i Llwrpwl DeDroom executive non - occupancy Dec 1 $1100 plus Road 3 -bedroom townhouse. smoking furnished (home to uDkhes maNhy Phone Jan dose to GO. schools A strop- snare with one. Separate 3pc (905)623-3090. ping, 5900 pus Unities First/ private bath Laundry. a/c. -M- low minas Tog Feet 7 -811 - last. Available Jan Ist 905 fireplace Bus at door Suit COMRLETELT renovated older 839 9446 rotessiolia Oabl strut. 2 . t bedroom home n torr- de ars Lwandry, frksntd 1650/mo Available now town Whitby. Savable for SPACIOUS 3 bedroom town- Pakno 905-686-9%3 woidung coupe. Absolutely no houses. INmI inakdanW tam- day Start tomorrow Owner pets $825/mo pkis full Avail. iy complex Freshly decorat- PORT PEW. SCUM Island, Nov. 1 905666-3331 ed. 4 apps.. all utilities. Park- clods all ROOmma tie to snare spacious COIINTICE - newer 3 bedroom 2- storey, link. Garage. Darden kitden with deck, basement walkout, full . 2 flat baths. FAG. Illogic. Stove, *Mwash- 7aM9, uel. Avail. Jan. 1. 2 LAKEVIEW MINK, Oshawa. upper Hilo of h ouse,2 bed- room, deck. fenced yard i parking. Inikties khckided. 1st. last, references required. 9509-2825 Eke. Or Jan.t, MEAN OSHAWA CENTRE - Modem 3 bedroom semi. 2 bathrooms, lapliances indu�ded MOM� front . kKdibes. Available Dec 1st. Cap 4343201 IoM South G M. 3 bedroom main floor. Fridge. stove. laundry. parking. Close to all amenities. very clean. No pets. Available Dec. 1. FirsV klW olaenses. 7269175. OSHAWA rice. dean, 10 Year oil. 3 -bedroom Semi. good area. available Mid. Dec. 5895. Ural", firsWst. 985- 4352 or(705)67/-9294 mg. dose - s 3-bdrm log louse. ovMook- anenilies. Dec. occupiixY. ng law Cable.Iandry Slone ane 122 ColDSt E. Ostrava. fireplace. deck. f375/month App 434-397. plus hydro or 5425 rid FirSV A BANMIN... STILL RENT last Call Cindy (905)985 - NIG. No many down, rad a 1584 leave message own. 2 and 3 bedroom lame. Orin• i From $750. per month all k- • 1 PAW elusive. Minimum yearly in- come $25.000. Aurelia Rasa OSWW A 4 MOdU Free ra (905) 7269414 ext. 201 N4u1 IR- 850 sq 2nd. ll. $550. 600 sq. man SSW. 1 ftr PAN R0°mt 300 sq. n- across from Osh. Cadre, 600 2nd fir $500. AJAX LARGE burnished room 1.200 sq. it 2nd floor 1,600 in dean home includes cable. sq. h. man 611 434-2447 abldry puking. Snare adk• or 655.4132. ties with one other. Non smoker. $375. mo. 427-0932 AJAX, peak quiet home for responsible tenant. Share kitchen, laundry and bath. Bus. G0. 401. $400/Imaith. lsLUst Abstainer Imme- diately. Pat (905) 619.0606 AurallabN IrtmmedlablV Fur - rested room in Pidkenng. ca ble, kitchen facilities, near Pickering Generating SlaDon, PTC. Go, $340/mo or $170 bi- weekly, 420-4318. OIRV OIE LEM 565 sq. it. Office Until. second Noor. good Simcoe Street North (Oshawa) Imbon: parlkirr0 available. Utilities included. Abatable immediately Call 905576.5123 ask for Bob or Kathy. PRME OMI' space for rent. 935sq.n,. Westlrey/Bayly. Cao 905.127-0675. PNHSWONNA*Pl Office 3 oflias, 140kkq ft., shared expenses, re: usdow receptionist, board room avaiable. Contact Vicirl 905- 576-3402-stureen gam -spm. 3 bedroom semi Air -on.. fireplace, trudge stove pus extras Immapdwe condition Grandview area $127.900 Call 905-728-9791 for appr 3 BEDROOM SEMI backs ado greenbelt AIR cams vac. fireplace, hardwood floors. ceramic holes. 2 1/2 bats. professionally blushed basement $180.000 alar 7 pm weeknights. weekends anytime (905) 426-1457 3 -BEDROOM wick bu ngarow. norm -east Oshawa Furstred recin om w/fireplace, C/A. hardwood noors. attached Oa- rrAaFpe AA�sgqrnqq 5154.900. Can 905-725 7252. after Son. AJAX LahM at 4 -bedroom home, blushed basemerit. cow" vac, man boor laun- dry. eat -iii MW". 5245.000. Cal 905.683-7496. BUNGALOW IN established Nom Oshawa area. Separate entrance to basement with extra kitchen and bathroom, new rod NNS year High effi- dency oil furnace and mala tank. New oak kitchen cup- boards. this tame as a de - ladled garage and is on a beautiful lot. Asking price to $144.900. Agents add com- mission to prim. Call 576- 0871 760673. GNEAT PNIWITE sale, 2.200 sq. n.. Ekle Hermitage ham, hacks onto Griffiths Park 5219,500. Call (9D5) 686- 84M OPEN MOIRE: Nov. 9. 2p.m.- 4p.in., 1110 Northridge Cid. Large wstOm Dackspid. 4.1 bedrooms. Oak cupboa'dsl raimllgSlN00r5. RebSt011e int - Ice. pool; extras. 72 5862. No agnfts. 905 • SAT. NOV. S, 10 A.M. 070 TaaRlon Rd. E. 0111itbr We are selling the property of BRUCE SHIER of Whit- by plus Rerntall Equipment etc. 11 hp. Sears Riding mower, Toro d Tecumseh mowers (almost new), to- totiller, chainsaws, new Wheel sanders, shampooer, good work tables, metal shear, roller, brake. hand tools, plus assortment of Rental equip., 8- drill press, band saw, table saw, 2 gas stoves, 8 ft. truck camper. piano, walnut corner cabinet, upright freezer, excellent 26- TV, many dishes, cups d saucers (Royal Albert etc), ladders, 5 round picnic tables, new sofas. chairs. loveseats. tables d chairs, coffee 8 end tables, roll top desk, wall unit, bedroom suites. 2 oriental carpets, mattresses, hospital bed. 7 pc. diner, old quoits, linen, small hardware. plus much more. EXCELLENT SALE! NOTE TIME: 10 a.m. shirting outside. Viewing: Fri. 1-5 p.m. McLean Auctions 8 Liquidations 686-3291 or 576-7550 1 1 PrwI" Sale Hoonow Money to Lend DICKERING DESIRABLE 'Nest MONEY PROBLEMS. ,et Snore "et ]i bdrm was 4) of dept quiet without going onck backsplit Renovated bankrupt Of Dara garnisheed 5C'x100' lot Frpl. oak -fit' Everyone accepted regardless glass wood stove m nage tam of credit rating. Call for tree •m CAC. CVAC. may extras. urtormation. 905-5763505 Must be seen. move in cond Student loans mduded S1116,000 Private 905120- 7314 OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT OUIET Court Nee-mamiamw GUARANTEED SOME 4 bedroom 4-ierel side -split. COMPANIES CHARGE UP- nground Pool maty up- FRONT FEES. OTHERS gra/es 2mm to 401 Atlung DO NOT. IT IS S' 59.900 No agents Pkase' SUGGESTED THAT YOU ir15 623 6951 INVESTIGATE THOI1000H- REPOSSESMHOMES NES LY BEFORE SWJMIIG ANY avalaDk Let options CONTRACTS •ird one for you, Call ,905, 433-4623 STROUOS IASIEBr:adoak :1 s ~ .res 2700 sq ft 4 bedroom Tan tartkly/den. 5 flan MORTGAGES ;_r, ;ad arc "toms. bushed basement. ugrr ;mancing for any pur- walk to 4 schools Cad pose. rues from 299% All 9051420-5725 applications a , 0le, Com - THREE BEDROOM nridl de. munrry Financial Services ached good arta it 30haWo. 666-8805 :bad co __. garage. tun. Busrwss - M lea. 595 000 open Ist 1 nutriw assumable $10901010 Tele- onarhe (7051135.6170 COMPUTERS ELECTRONIC WHITBY BUYERS WANTED equic^tint :leaning Barxs �nwer if saw 5/36.665 olio d fits- $1000 tOr this DnoW yrs a0. 3 Dorms. fenced yard. , , tam,' scram Alco m Msfl- hit SClnap15. Oflket etc En al from. gas lrta, N W Whit- bonus removes Dy BUNGALOW $149 885 3 biC'ltni Y � hnexpen- Dorms. rntw hern00iwS ,treed. s+vt ro skirt tM sFree I °alme,mon "ll: School -M- low minas Tog Feet 7 -811 - ama, fm basemem A. more 308-381X3. rel 2003 thinned OLD WHITBY Ilan floor masts bdrm eve 4 pc ensu- ODDWUXW de ars Lwandry, frksntd ESTABLISHED NASASALON biSemtM with ItneplaCe and for sale 4 station • 'un :ase odd roan i 026 Up 10 beat- mar, great location But' 'o taw backyard 5128.000 Cam day Start tomorrow Owner Rosalrxn (905)430-9000- rehrvig Cad 905-571-5171 Sams Groi9 Chssrc TRAVEL PARADIGM ae- WHITBY. -+ewer 3-00drooms Dash �us:ress :.�etem s' .-, �nek. 130054 n commrswrls Pro r So" _ranee w -win t 1,2-00h3 trarkng On-going support serious ingMritt limy. no Full part -hint Travel perks agends $159900 Can 905- Travel allefhls Welcome in- 6661EJ9 vestment $9995 owns your 1°'A1O0O� ousrms 1-905.373-4848 or '-at6567-7111 TRAVEL --GOLF and get pund AJAX ,.t =eC _ '>r .' =or imo yl (905) 987- yances with brepau. p001 3354 overlooks like avalaMe v Coming ..,rotary 7 5. 5795 Pett all • 1 Eve X903.5 PORT PEMV Flea Idxket ORtLN Taw•boest rant of 1540 Hwy 7A Port Part'. Ore :ares same 5850. 5MAmrversary Sat -Sun. ,nmedate 3 bedrooms. 2- Nov 8-9Grower i Fret Hol Storey, baterneringaage. Dogs 11am-3pn Booft Nakout hall drkrrgroom to S10GIMOR h. Cal 905 -985 - Patio WakOut from 11451' 8424 bedroom to balcony. saos3 law and park Near all anon Lalm P4rsonak mes 705.329.3349 kvvssiism (NEAT W you gay with an Propsft Exotic Beauty 905-426-2220, prole a" aaertarnrNrm. WANTED Good mcom prop- erty Jp to $1.000.000. And CONTE MAY. conn a WO% not new moot smakf home on exotic dark CrIOCNINt love big lot of acreage dose to I'm very open mm0ld and al - ay 905-571-2199 tectroaate. Private entertain- 1 ment Cal (416) 566-3039 Fillor 19L DO YOU Speak French' Gen - 47 ACNE Horse Farm, Carron. cer^an. early60 s, desacs to nosh Of Pon Hope 11 -room converse in French. We can trick tame. temfic view, talc about Oft Reply to:horse hoose barn, d zoned for es- la File I59%PO . 0 Box 481. Ostia - tate IM. Must be sold, Aslmng in, ON. LI M 71.5. 1299.000 WSW Frac. Fmk ELEGANT Female Escorts Real Estate Ltd. 905-576- serving Durham Region. 4111. 24hrs - 7days Discretion as - Lob four sured. CM 905131-4100, --IBM. WATENFIIONT COMMUNITY EXOTIC in Port Perry. 2 ase lots for MASSAGE Sam starting a $120.000. 905 427.0390 or 905985-372. Full Body 9 -ft Relaxation to Land I 2K•ir•4 CAPITAL FOMO ML. Cash in 48Hrs. at premium rates for Ca Cl9aw9pm.4163*V45. litions or fees. 579-15017dayslwk • 1 polonsk • 1 PerN6II1M EXCEPTIONAL LADIES SERVING DURHAM REGION EL GANCF- 6 CLAM • REISABUJTY ! DISCRETION GUARANTEED IN & OUT SERVICE W W HIRING 4E04-8761 'PAGE. 34-. AM A&S'Ai1VEIi ER'F�tiDAY.1YUVEMEdt 3;1�Y1 • 1 Personals 17A not sure which is more difficult. writing nns ad or re- plying to d I am a single white male who enjoys country liv- ing. along wO physical fit- ness. traveling 8boating it i you are a sincere. attractive single female. 35-45. with similarnder. peau reply n in wrong te0estng me about k yourself, slag with a photo 8 phone number to. Box 4587. d o Economist 8 sun. 9 Heritage Road. Markham. Om. UP IM3 SPOUSE CNi C R. Psychic Answers You can know Rated I1 Police 100.000+ Celts use us. Calls Wrtfidential 24/vs 22.99/ min. 18+ 1-900-451-4055. r L- A- L//VGE2/E '20 1895 Clements, Unit 125 905-426-4466 (Brody Rd. to Bailer) NOW MRING :1 Annivsrsarias :1 Mnivsrsaries ,�v 50th ANNIVERSARM' Ajax residents Elizabeth and John Lodge will be celebrating their 50th Anniversary on November 8th, 1997. Wishing them all the best are their children, daughter Karen and her husband Neal of Ajax, son John and his wife Jan of Yellowknife, NWT. Happy anniversary from grandchildren Daryl, Christopher, Emily and Hayden. Also wishing them well are sisters Margaret, Myrtle and brother Don from Kapuskasing. Ontario. n SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Don't Forget The News Advertiser Classified Dept. phone operators are available for your convenience every Sat. 9:30 to 3:00. To Place Your Classified Ad Please Call 683-0707 CARPENTRY Free estimates, mugh and finish work. Cal Bill 619.2930 HANDYMAN And cleaning services a1 work at flat rates. No job too small (M) 831.39/9 :1 Notabl9 A&C X00nNG, Shingling, all types of roofs. new and old. iw==P- Guar_discount to seniors, fully in- sured. Free estimates. Call Andrew at t'1101115) 4211411M 1 Pow"11 a amomin AN h o rai111118 Md MIaNRa0erlwN s Top quaYly'rwao�C atreasortatkleis 20% of for somm Cal for a FREE Etdirwte GERMAN PAINTER Over 30 years ex- perience painting, waIlpaperirg, dry- wall Uping, CALL HARRY 428-2679 13fl prices TMS PAINTING A DECOR Interior b Exterior European Worbnal- Ship Fast, Clean, retable service. 420.0081 • tltrriq i Move big or small, we price them all! Free esti- mates, seniors discount, short notice moves. Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call 11M-i112i3.5pir Houses. Apanmenls, Olfie- es, Appliances and Pham specWku. taw we have hooted sbrape urttls. Senor and M Norah tHscotrMs. Udortsed. mSumd. Free Es- s11rsfce. Cao 4w7m. re•.y + story. FREE! A GIFT FOR YOU AND YOUR BABY Place a birth announcement in Ajax fickering News Advedi'serand receive a FREE "BABY'S HERE GIFT PAC" Approx. $25 1 worth of brand name products t95EEAnR 69 Your free coupon is redeemable at Sears, Oshawa Centre or Pickering Town Centre Inquire at: Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax -1822 Whites Rd., Pickering 683-0707 (seas outlet) IWM"°..r, a sarrytsnow AM" AJAX Moving Systems Full services, moves, appliance and piano specialists. Flat rate or hourly- We now have heated storage units. Now offering free boxes with move. Park and load special, starting at $99 and up - 725 -0005 or 427-0005 C 830 ■8TAL1.A1101f11 25 years experience, restretching. our eFr estimates. 0 i N Down. M7 -179111 @r 1874M8 LADY Resporlsibie, retable anderexfiert pece. iring own supI)ks. Low rales, 41F2Mi814 Nfid1i7390 Reliable and TMsting C Exce L references (905 Carpel & L )721-2740 ' SELL R NOW SNOW EMOVAL ��l mall axnmercW g kris/pplies m wekvnw clearing at rates. C all for estimates loan - 4104-8536 852 INIPI SCHOOL o; and test0 Tz $105. •10 Lessons $150 •Full Course $259 Fra pick-up and drop off (416) 287-3M - S mace: 11q f5 CALL - sofa A eiair. iiSf !S C (4�1� $ZZ -5106 OR H°"" FAX 519.4218 ARE YOU having problems finding time to dean your home? For Professional Home clewing. I �Ai j � IMwe .err to Sena eed F/wh -ewood Atrai{abla ' 4GI� CALL DAVE W 1 7055 _.-s.as,... ... • .- • 07t�'aG?t.'4 • ors . . .- - -f � w.. '. •..:....per- >. CHURCH OF CHRIST tiT.. AJAX. 683-2477 " - 1 armor north or 4101 - wast at Harwood SUNDAY - BIBLE SCHOOL 1i WORSHIP - 11:00 A.M. A 7:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY - 7:00 P.M_ Watch —Kay to the Kingdom" Thur.- morning, 8:30 a -m. Vision 1 T. V- Cabin 59 fFraw BIWO Study Course Miw 1 147 CO3MUNIT! cwvzcH, Auditorium, Village Ret. Centre x` ~r •�•. 1955 Valley Farm Road, Pickering. 10.30 a.m., Worsh* serwim ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN "I3 LAZA=QS D11iM-"* 35 CHURCH ST. N. Guest Pastor: the Rev. Mike Miedema PICKERING VILLAGE Welcome! Contemporary Worship! 683.7311 ® Nursery and Sunday School! Bible Study - 9:30 am. 416 Family Worship Sunday School -Supervised Nursery - 11:00 a -m. �VMQ" } �!Llli �o� ls��ffi �'��lL1tl1 Sat. Nov- 1 p Luck Supper O=Tega(ZL (Celina. e 7:30 p.m. - Mission In Canada - Rev. G. Haynes -The Fa>n1i1y Church - November 16th - Canada Mission Coma- Co at Minister - Rev. G. Haynes Paettir Larry Iluram it111ttiMa Iw11p ®Minister - Rev. Ken Rowland -lip llM r n NIs "Life f A — 99 - EVERYONE WF1,C()ME Palatal of Goes wbw Sunday seralces 1820 Rd 101*30 am & 6.3OPm Stxlday Services t t am. ® "SPirB Wedaresday Dl6k Shidy - 7.-30 par c2lrisbralss Bazaar^ Sat Nov 22 9:30-1:30 Zbaatrsday Yo11atb - 7.00 pow 839-1383 Rev. Dr. Mitchell • Dynamic Praise a wbrship • Fwftstk Childresn's IFinistry • Strong emphasis on Faith in PjCkeYins Surd Cburch God's Word i the Holy Spirit Methodist) J I 75 Cbawtbers Dr Unit d'2, Afax 61101Ra., y (905) 619-1109 Sunday School - 10:155 Worship1p I I am, 7 p.m. a Wed. 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club for Children and Youth 428.6102; 665-0148 >, SINCERELY yOURS — gurhamus waq ro meet successful singles lihe qours.ei.f THE NEWS AQVEI1;I$ER FRIDAY,?4ilgA 7,1997, -PAGE 35 m, Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. VERY FRIENDLY GAL yr old. attractive. single rte mother of two, values enesty and openness Love Walks.se- walks. des, hor ck riding. intimate times. c Seeking someone tall. to 49. medium to husky rk, a non smoker. for a elationshtp. BOT( 20064 I'M NOT DOMESTICATED V, old. S'8'. 145 b. edu- cated. employed female. r,!oys new adventures. tray 4i,wr times. my Cat and ore Seeking a single caw. 28 to 38. who can aka me laugh card snipe interests Cao for more info Box 13850 SMILE .ould be the one Single iiv,ork,ng mom. S7 blue- eyed blonde. 40. enjoys sebalt, dancing and morw or possible friendshp, ayt)* more 0 you to Ihe e Port floe. Coboug rea BOX 30417 EASY GOING GAL Single «rite female. 21. rdpenoen!. employed. .ono, blue. great sense of Amor. seeks Sorge white tile. 23 to 30. with similar a,t fes BOD( 30416 40 HEAD GAMES MERE!! 1411 y, old 5'5' 1'2'b.attrac- +e angle mother. -ciojjad outgoing. social raker. enjoys leughter, :arico% dining, mores and ,.yet mines Seeking an ^.ractwef, fit male. 36 !0 48. otgnasy and financially 6ec::fe la h+ndst flat. On" a must Single a!^ers Wei= Box( .3654 CHRISTMAS COMPANY... ^ceded Slim mega,. -,active " 4 Seeking a a.: active. educated ntew- ar! mals. over 0. non- owr Saco a n ar drug •ef rrtn no dark secrets. Cr•taMy and o vocally tit. ka cats .0i Cat 1br ore date" aux 13129 SEEKING SOUL MATE V, ofd 54• single *other t !eeryger. blonde with blue es employed enjoys ani- als. anaques. Mtmg, frM- g. canoeing and more ng a sincere male. s not into heed games cr a serious relationship X 16263 M GUYS? !e widowed female is ieek,nq a whit male.S6 to :5 Swn. nonsmoker. non- rker or Vint drrwar, hon- st sincere Enjoys country s c. dancing and much ore BOX 16295 I'M A KEEPER!! yr old. 5'6. 125 b, single om, attractme with long ur!y hair. 4 seeing a fam - man. 29 to 39. race a w"' forlant Enjoys miry thugs x 16303 TAKE IT LIGNTLYI 7 yr ofd. 52-, peri*, tingle other of three, abet, nd i - dent, enjoys the out- . quiet times, dinng. ung. etc Seeking an played, mablre. inlalli- sincane, professional with a positive alMude. rg 100 serious Vill Bf�( 16304 FN EY i EARTHY yr old. TV, 120 1 % single fetmNst long biam bills eyes. k ft poitieaI- See" a tea, single nonsmoker, with a conscience, to forcers and shared 9M 16319 NICE GUY WANTED yr old, 5'6', fua figured d one, blow hal. 11eniployed, hat 11 sense a shote whta make a M� rele iorWlp. LETS SHARE GOOD.-_ i mes......Energetic, fit 40 Old pfdlasslalel female no depanidents. Enjoy spats, goal. basebaE outdoors and much Seeking a fit roman ie, tea, honest and very share good times. BOX 18764 SINCERE/NO GAMES 52. kid at heart, old fashion, loves dancing. country music, ampog and fishing. Is dependable. and honest. wishes to meet a gentleman. 52 to 60, waft the same qual- ities; and interests. BOX SCORPIO 40 5'. petite. caring mother. honest and sincere loWung for a srgb. fit male. 6'. 35 to 40. with " hair who kites Chdaen, animals 'The sun and loves to laugh. Friendship first. Box 30414 VERY SHY FEMALE.. Seeking a soy mal around 22 n you tiro interested in getting to know me -why dont you pock up a phone and giro rine a call sane- tme. BOD( 34389 LIKE BIGGER WOMEN? 37 yr aid. 18C Ib fer^ale. smoker. enjoys danung. walks. music. having tun. partying. candiekvrl On- ners. ale. Seeking a male. 37 to 45. weft sinnar neer eats BODI 15133 NO TIME FOR GAMES 34 yr old. single ++other of three, smoker, seeking a male. Vol" my age. for frnendlMiidtormoer+kor+et+p twat: possibly more in mw kaon. Must love kids 9OX lam ONE-MAN WOMAN 42 yr did. 54' .ornartiC 'til figured single whet twnale: smokier and social drinker. Mies walks along the beach. drives in the ca nthiL rated - VS w rlwl% ate. Seeing an employed, good humored sibs man 40 to 50. who 4 not ahad to chow allschon. BOX loom aCEY BLuE EYES 120 !b blondw roves shop - POS quiet to and mac Seeking a servor male, for companronshkp and mar - nags 0 you we hurt im M ouapowq and enjoy Ira. alt tact " 18751 Call 1-90-451-3793 $2.49 Par min. SINGLE DAD Good looking male loves cocks,% waking ou, mar - til arts. sac Seeking some - ori to share speciall tm" grid take 4 from awe. Hope to hear from you soon.. BOX 20763 NAUGHTY AND NICE 35 yr old. 67, single write male. non smoker. fumy and employed, enjoys health ckibs. travel. dinners and quiet tones Seeking a single female 22 To 35. for tun, frog - 4c and possible reutionship. BOX 33078 PARTY TIMES AHEAD 32 yr old. 190 b. employed male enjoys partying. Seeking a party aural to haw a good time wAh. BOK 34154 SOMETHING SEFSOUS1 39 yr old single whits male is seeing an allactlonals. warm f aniale. 30 to 30, non- smoker, for a seiouA long form rWtionship. Enjoys skiing. Camping. hiking. swamwg. sports. mndviw laughter. dining out and -more. Children wreloonN. BOX 12372 TALL,DARKIIANDSOME Sigh dad: atbacove, hard working. grant cook and Wine to work out. Seeks altractiw lady. 30 to 40, tai and sign, for good times and quiet times. SOK 25250 LIKES CARS i SPORTS 18 yr old. 5'8' male, enjoys various mum waking on cars and spats SOWWV a famafo wth simile irNerests. BOX 33274 GOAL ORIENTED MAN 27 yr old, good laking. employed, smigle all male so" an hottest fun, ola- 0iing iemaN who hes her own mild wW can be a teamn . relatwn- shiip Sri out as founds. Must be attractive. BOX 11470 White male. 30. 5'10' 185 lbs. loyal, wrong and has Vgood sense of humor. Intl , walks, movies, travels ling and romantic times Looking for outgoing. cann and sensitive white female good communication an Trust, slender build. 28 to 35 BOX 25236 HONEST AND SINCERE 34 yr old male 5'10' 17 lbs, brown hair, dark brown eyes. enjoys sports an movies. I have a good job Seeking female for friend- shop. romshop. possibly more BOX 25184 TAKE A CHANCE Amaehed. attract,e whit male. 35 Athletic and edu aced. Seeks attractive. slim atrarled female: for disciew encounters and tnandship Box 25232 A f31T OF A DREAMER 34 yr oil. single «nite ^ale. ampoye0 in Ournarn region enroys selling. -gL cross country and down sk nq etc Seeking younger than myseff 20's og 37s. who 4 active and enjoys Ire. for a serious relenol to BOx 11388 FINANCIALLY SECURE good :ookin; musculi and TV Seeking a nice woman for movies. 5oeany.j denov and more. IT ym went a nice man kka me aD 9M 11305 MARCHING. . 67 yr pod. S,hdless Pie fvey, ady retroed from dhoe seeking a gods an low BOX 139124 N 0000 SHAPE 30 Yr old, 6' 190 b. fit. s wh4e mak 10"ung afun hg- wred to WAW for good times. Age unimportant. SON 16436 SOULJMATE SEARCH 14ea. 28 sraved head and goeae, seeking tamar sou; - maw. prMerably pews. is lic 30, poseemog wit and !iv Tics, I enjoy got• POOL mores and rias& as WON as marry other farW inawso BOX 2523a HEY. LADIES? is yr ora 6'1' '95 b mala enjoys lifting DA ^esn9 tun re iris Cil " 13596 EASY TO TALK TO ti3 yr aid. 57'. 16C b wKIow or. norgmOker, eetebkshlee enjoys trawN. socela iv we funds. dung out and more Looking for a sirn. single hsfkle female. for a lag wm releaonstkp Bt7ot 11207 GRAND EXPECTATIONS! 19 yr old, 5'8' single Male baking br a gin. who is attractrve,sansmve.talkative. energetic, adventurous snarl aria who's happy wir Ika sakie&for possible to ralattonshp BOX 1131 SIaNLAR INTERESTS7 21 yr oil Law student 4 look erg for a fernake, any age who anjoys the outdoors ano sports. Call oral BQX 11317 TALL AND SNIGLE 19r01467.2001b. selgis whet mala looking for a gust 19 to 22, br good Was gongIre bars aid mom Bic in 39M DIE IOD EACH n r old single wI mala one child, is I snvbyocL tamale, with orifor Sf]50 nehfioonahs outdoors. cadgflat, jolQtg arouoreBOX 18697 CALL M29 yr old. 67, mala is son" ea serious rembowant the sam lam _mature, Okfar woman tofi IN younger marl's hrlassu Discreet ancounters on CIA for more detail... B( r,1 5 SNDAD 38 yr old. 5'7', 170 Q swiplglli�j whlifo ladw of two. an most sports, animals. eftJ Vft. single or divorced whit ill OW. 28 to 36. Non smok- er and social drilbr... 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