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Waste stati*on
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Comin'through!
Pickering Panthers' Joel Johnston (16) and Jeff
Milro.v (25) combine to break up a rush by a
Cobourg Cougars' player during Ontario
Grade 6 kids
A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo
Provincial Junior 'A' Hoeke-v League action at
the Pickering Recreation Complex Friday night.
Panthers won 5-2. See the story on page 31
next in line
Province's new
f and rart
standardized testing starts in spring
BY SUSAN OWE1LL
achievement... Testing will let us
Staff Writer
know if the education system is
Grade 6 students in Durham
providing the consistency and
will be put to the test in reading,
quality we want everywhere in the t.
writing and arithmetic this year as
.
province."
the Ontario government moves to
Bev Freedman, superintendent
expand its province -wide stan-
of programmes for the Durham
dards.
District School Board, says, "1 -
Uniform testing, introduced in
don't think it's a bad way (of mea -
Grade 3 classes across Ontario in
suring students' success). But it's
March 1997, is being expanded to
not necessarily a cost-effective
include Grade 6 students through-
way because testing is so expen-
out the province this coming
sive"
spring.
It's estimated the cost of Grade
"Parents have told us that they
6 testing this year will be $6 mil -
.peed standards and consistency to
. lion, bringing the total cost of star-_
Improve the quality of education,"
dardized testing in Ontario to $12
Premier Mike Harris told reporters
million for Grade 3 and 6 students.
Ed T Mt'
bid must be
p ut to the test
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Writer
AJAX — Opponents of a
garbage transfer station on Notion
Road have won a round with the
Ontario Municipal Board.
Dennis Perlin of the OMB
ruled environmental issues will
have to be considered when a
hearing begins at the end of No-
vember to determine if the J&F
Waste Systems site is appropriate
for a garbage transfer station.
Ajax resident David Home
says, "We're very, very pleased the
OMB recommends more than one
hearing is necessary to determine
the outcome of the proposal. The
environmental issues are as impor-
tant as the zoning and planning is-
sues.
Earlier this year, Ajax Council
turned down a request from J&F
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More than half of the p ublic school boards
in Ontario have reached negotiated
settlements with their secondary teachers.
Bargaining in good faith has led to the maintenance
of quality education.
In those Boards, secondary teachers havetimetabi es
• speciaMe
lists to teach the subject they've been educated and train
ed to teach
• adequate time for each individual student
• extra help, remediafion and enrichment opportunities
• a full range of extra -curricular activities
This means that over 155,000 high school students have access to a
better education than your son or daughter is getting from the Durham
District School Board.
The Durham Board admits that it has received millions more dollars than
last year; In addition, It has millions in reserves.
Whose future are they planning for?
Phone the trustees. Phone the superintendents.
Tell them to deal fairly with your children and their teachers. Tell them that your
kids deserve the same chance as other kids in Ontario. ,
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BRIEFS
OCT. 6, 1998
Catholic high school
teachers, Durham board
continue labour talks
The Durham Catholic District
School Board is continuing negotia-
tions with its high school teachers
this week in an attempt to iron out a
new two-year deal.
The two parties met yesterday for
the first time since the Province or-
dered teachers back to work last
Tuesday, reports Scugog trustee
Kathy LeFort, a member of the
board's bargaining team.
"We'd like to get a local settle-
ment," she says, adding talks are
slated to continue Friday.
Ms. LeFort notes the local divi-
sion of the Ontario English Catholic
Teachers' Association has applied for
a provincial mediator -arbitrator but
says she's hopeful an agreement can
be reached before a mediator is ap-
pointed.
The Province's Back to School
Act states unions and school boards
that are unable to resolve their differ-
ences can seek binding arbitration.
Under the process, an arbitrator will
attempt to help the two sides settle
their dispute and will make a binding
decision if the parties are unable to
agree on the terms of the collective
agreement.
Meanwhile, negotiations be-
tween the Durham District School
Board and local members of the On-
tario Secondary School Teachers'
Federation have not resumed since
teachers were ordered back to work
last week.
No dates have been set to con-
tinue talks.
Funds put students
on buses for extra
schooldays
The Province is increasing its
transportation grant for school
boards after lengthening the school
year by five instructional days this
year.
The Durham District School
Board, which is spending more than
$16 million on busing this year, is re-
ceiving an additional $569,000. And,
the Durham Catholic District School
Board is getting an additional
$224,000 on top of its initial trans-
portation grant of roughly $5.8 md-
lion.
`Ensuring safe and efficient
transportation from home to school
and back again must be high on our
priority list,' Durham West MPP Janet
Ecker said in a nears release issued
Friday.
`The Durham' boards have
worked together to find efficiertcies
and this funding YAN help them con -
Onus to better meet the transports -
tion needs of Durham students'
A special committee studying
transportation issues advised the
government school boards required
more money for busing alter the
.Province added five instructional
days to the school calendar under
4.134 160.
_The Province's funding for traris-
portation in Ontario for the 1998-99
school year totals $574 million, an in-
crease of $14 million over the origi-
.nal amount.
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:.Durham Grade 6
kids next to take
standardized tests
DURHAM from page 1
creasing parental involve-
ment by putting parents in
the loop.
"If a student is having a
problem in a particular sub-
ject, parents and the school
will have the specific infor-
mation they need to work to-
gether to help that student
achieve his or her best;' he
says. "There's a lot to be
proud of in Ontario's educa-
tion system, but we can do
better."
According to the min-
istry, Ontario has tradition-
ally performed below the
average for Canada on both
national and international
tests. That's why the
Province introduced stan-
dardized testing in Grade 3
and why it's expanding the
programme to Grade 6 stu-
dents to measure pupils'
progress, the minister says.
However, Ms. Freedman
says there can be a danger in
placing too much weight on
test results.
"To judge a school on its
performance is difficult. But
as a benchmark for boards,
it's not bad," she says, not-
ing "gains are measured
over time".
The new Grade 6 test,
which is being developed by
the Education Quality and
Accountability Office
(EQAO), will be adminis-
tered at the end of the school
year.
"Me purpose of assess-
ment is to improve student
learning," says EQAO head
Joan Green. "Successful as-
sessment benefits students
through helpful feedback,
clear expectations, enhanced
motivation and better in-
struction"
The EQAO is expected to
release the results from the
Province's last round of
Grade 3 tests this month.
And, in addition to the el-
ementary tests, a Grade 10
literacy test will be intro-
duced in the 2000-2001
school year.
"It's the gatekeeper;' Ms.
Freedman says. Its a "mayor
concern.
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its inception in June, 1997 so resi-
dents can learn more about it.
Locally, a meeting is being held
Thursday, Oct. 15 at 7 p.m. at the
Pickering Central Library, One The
Esplanade. All are welcome to attend.
For more information, call Durham
Access to Care at 1-800-263-3877.
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Pickering
celebrates
OMB ruling
PICKERING from page I
to rezone property on Notion Road so the
company could set up a garbage transfer sta-
tion. J&F appealed that decision to the OMB.
However, area residents, community
groups, including Pickering -Ajax Citizens To-
gether (PACT) for the Environment and both
municipalities have called on the provincial
government to hold an Environmental Assess-
ment Act hearing into the site.
Ontario Environment Minister Norm Ster-
ling has yet to make a decision on the EA re-
quest.
Residents also asked the OMB to hold a
'Consolidated Hearing', which would include
environmental issues along with planning
items.
In his 20 -page ruling, among the reasons
Mr. Perlin stated for ordering a consolidated
hearing are to "avoid a multiplicity of hear-
ings on the same undertaking" because it
would reduce costs and save time for all sides,
and the expanded hearing "can better deal
with the environmental issues".
Mr. Perlin suggests the hearing should start
on Nov. 30, the date set in September by the
OMB.
Mr. Perlin noted. "The board accepts that
the hearings, if held together, can better deal
with the environmental issues that have been
raised", such as impacts on air quality to the
environment and to Duffins Creek, The J&F
site, on the border of Ajax and Pickering, is
also next to Duffins Creek and opponents are
concerned pollutants could get into the creek.
The site is also near homes, businesses.
schools and day care centres.
Mr. Perlin rejected PACT's argument that a
joint hearing would mean greater expertise
would he heard. Neither did it accept J&F's
argument that holding a joint hearing would
set a "dangerous precedent in terms of future
land use approval cases; that such a board
order in this case would have the potential of
bringing future rezoning appeals to a halt in
any situation where there is opposition"
PACT Chairman David Steele says in a
press release, "There should be a full Envi-
ronmental Assessment when anybody wants
to set up any type of waste or garbage sorting
facility in an environmentally sensitive area,
particularly a location in a flood plain on the
bank of a stream, in a watercourse leading to
a marsh or in close proximity to residential
areas, as J&F Waste wants to do. The OMB
decision creates the forum for a public ac-
countability of all aspects of their proposal."
TUESDAY, OCT. 6
PAREN'T'S: A support group for parents of
kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, run-
ning away, dropping out of school, crimes or
parental abuse meets locally every Tuesday
at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800.488-5666.
SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens'
Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Discus-
sion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. An-
drew's Seniors Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax.
John Clayson entertains the group with hu-
mourous readings and essays. 619-0315.
TOASTMASTERS: The Pickering Power-
house Toastmasters meet at 7 p.m. at Fortune
Investment, 335 Bayly St. W., Ajax (change
of venue this week only). Area contest win-
ners tonight, including best humorous and
impromptu speakers. 420-9816.
PRESCHOOLERS: A free drop-in centre
for parents or caregivers and children under
five is offered Tuesdays, Wednesdays and
Thursdays from 9 to 1I a.m. at the River -
breeze Community Centre, I Richards Lane,
Ajax. Non-profit. 428-8817.
FASHION SHOW: The women's fellow-
ship of Bayfair Baptist Church, 817
Kingston Rd.. Pickering, hosts a fashion
show presented by Katie's Closet at 7:30
p.m. Heather Thorton will also perform in
concert. 839-2494 (Edna Hayes).
'WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7
VOLLEYBALL: Moms and tots volleyball
is held Wednesdays from 9 to H: am. at
the East Shore Community Centre, Liver-
pool Rd. south of Bayly St., Pickering.
Babysitting available. $10 at start of year, $1
every week. Register, 420-0652 (Tammy).
SINGLE PARENTS: The Ajax -Pickering
chapter of the One Parent Families Associa-
tion holds its weekly meeting at 8 p.m. at An-
nandale Golf arxi Curling Club, corner of
SALES
Gifts & Collectibles
Do you enjoy meeting
people?
We are looking for mature self
starting individuals who would
enjoy working with collectibles and
gifts. Hours are flexible, including
days, evenings and weekends.
If you possess an outgoing
personality and have an interest in
retail sales apply:
PICKERING TOWN
CENTRE.
(905)-831-5786
Please Recycle Me!
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BILLBOARD
OCT. 6, 1998
Church and Bayly Sts., Ajax. 831-1201
AUTISM: The Autism Society, Durham
chapter, holds a get-together at 8 p.m. at 19
Bird Circle, Ajax. It provides support for
families of individuals with PDD or autism.
427-9572 (Judy Crosbie).
OSTEOPOROSIS: The Ajax -Pickering
Osteoporosis Support Group meets from
1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at the Ajax -Pickering
Health Centre, 580 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax.
Guest speakers. Free. 831-2175 or 428-6632.
CELEBRATION: The Durham District
School Board and the Durham Catholic Dis-
trict School Board host a RAINBOWS cele-
bration for programme facilitators and co-or-
dinators at Highbush Public School, 605
Strouds Lane, at 4:45 p.m. 686-4405.
BIBLE: A Bible study, Precept Upon Pre-
cept, is being held from 8:30 to 11 a.m. at the
Ajax Alliance Church, corner of Westney
Rd. and Ritchie Ave. 427-5402.
"Back By Popular Demand"
ears of Country
Craft Show `
v
October 16',17th & 18th
Fri. 3pm-9pm, Sat. 10am-5pm & Sun. 10am-4pm
Oshawa Civic
Auditorium
99 Thornton Road S., Oshawa
Durham Region's Largest & Best Authentic Country Craft Show
Featuring Canada's Top Exhibitors
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Folk Art, Woodworking, Mennonite Quilts, Jewellery,
Clothing, Candles, Bears, Dolls, Stained Glass, Florals,
Reproduction Furniture, and so much more!
Door prizes and United Way Quilt Draw
Free parking3
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Get pr- ofessional helpt,
Thomas S. Caldwell, President of Caldwell Securities Ltd.
will be speaking about our investment strategy in today's
financial markets.
_ Saturday, October 171,1998
9:00 a.m. for 9:30 a.m.
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A light breakfast will be served.
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Executive Committee Meeting
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OCTOBER 15
Statutory Information Meeting
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OCTOBER 19
Town Council Meeting
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OCTOBER 21
Committee of Adjustment
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OCTOBER 26
Executive Committee Meeting
TOWN OF PICKERING
HOLIDAY
OPERATING HOURS
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1998
"'on" . October 12 Closed
Tuesday, Octoher 13 Executive Committee
Meetine at 7:30 o.m.
No Collections on Mondays
:Monday, October 12 No Service
Monday, October 12 Closed
Pickering Central Library
closed Sundays until Mid -October
Closed for the Season
October 12 Closed
, October 12 Closed
Monday, October 12 Closed
Public Skating
No public Skating on Mondays
TOWN OF PICKERING
1998 PROPERTY TAS INFORMATION
Tax Rates for Pickering Properties Phase -Ins for Residential Properties Only
Education Region Town Total
Property Class
%
%
%
%n
Residential/Farm
0.46
0.74
0.35
1.55__
%lulti-Residential
0.46
1.99
0.96
3.41
Com. Occupied
2.11
1.09
0.52
3.73
Com. Vac. Units
1.48
0.76
0.37
2.61
Com. Vac. Land
1.48
0.76
0.37
2.61
Shopping OL c.
1.72
0.89_
0.43_
3.04
S_hqff�nLVac.
1.21
0.62
0.30
2.13_
Office Occupied
3.28
1.69
0.81
5.78_
Office Vac. Units
2.29
1.18
0.57
_
405
Ind. Occupied
3.08
1.66 -
0.80
5.51
Ind. Vac. Units
Ind. Vac Land
2.00
2.00
1.08
1.08
0.52
0.52_
3.60
3.60
L_argc Ind. Occ.
Lagge Ind. Vac.
4.93
3.20
2.66
1.73
1.28
0.83
996
5.76
Pipelines
Farmlands
Manaeed Forests
1.82
0.12
0.12
0.90
0.18 _ _
0.18
0.44
0.09
0.09
_3.1_6
0.39
0.39
Rounded it) 2 decimal places)
Example: A property assessed at $150,000 in the Residential/Farm
property class would be taxed at the rate of 1.55`k resulting in
total property taxes of approximately $2,325.
The Region of Durham passed a by-law to phase-in assessment -
related tax increases and decreases. Phase -ins will occur over a
period of three years, and will affect those taxpayers facing an
assessment -related tax increase in property taxes of more than $500
or a decrease of more than $423.
Residential Increases:
• Assessment -related tax increases of $500 or less will be paid in
full in 1998.
• Increases greater than $500, but less than or equal to $1.500 (i.e..
3 times $500) will be phased -in over three years at $500 each year
until the full amount of the increase is phased -in.
• Increases greater than $1.500 will be phased -in over three years
in equal anxwnts each year.
The fullowtng table should help Mari[)
Assessment -Related
Tax Increase 1998 1999 2000
$ 700 S 5()f) $200 S U
1,200 500 - 500 200
1.8(X) 600 600 600
For further information about these Tax Rates, please contact the Residential Decreases:
Town of Pickering at (905) 420-4614, the Region of Durham at
(905) 571-3311 or your local School Board at (905) 686-2711 for - Assessment -related tax decreases of $423 or less will he applied
Public and (905) 686-1541 for Separate.
in full in 1998.
For further information about your assessment, please contact the
• Iecreases greater than S423. but less than or equal to $1.269 (i.c..
3 times $4_3i will be phased -in over three years at $4_- each
11inistry of Finance Regional Assessment Office at (905) 432-8443
year until the decrease is received to full.
or 1-800-268-2224.
• Decreases over $1,269 will he phased -in over three years in equal
Deferral Program for Low Income
amounts each vear.
Seniors and the Disabled
The following table should help clarify:
Certain low-income seniors and disabled persons may qualify for
financial relief from 'assessment -related tax increases' brought
Assessment -Related
about by the new assessment values. The total amount of the
Tax Decrease 1998 1999 2000
assessment -related tax deferral must be repaid when the property is
$ _ 7W S-423 S-277 $ 0
sold or there is a change in ownership. Interest will he charged on
this deferral at the rate of prime, less two percent.
-1.200 -423 -423 -354
Seniors currently entitled to the Federal GIS, disabled persons
currently entitled to the Ontario Disability Support Program, and
persons that meet the same age and income requirements must
apply annually to the Town of Pickering.
For further information please contact the Town of Pickering at
(905)320-4614.
-1.800 -600 -600 -600
The full amount of any assessment -related tax increase or decrease
will be included in the 'Net Total Taxes' on your bill. If you are
eligible for this program, the amounts, if any, to be phased -in for
1999 and 2000 will be shown on the Residential Assessment
Phase -In line of your bill.
'lax tnstaument luates:
Rebates for Charitable Organizations First Installment- October 30th
Charitable organizations which have a registration number from the Second Installment - November 30th
Government of Canada and that occupy space in Tax bills to be mailed October 9th.
"Commercial/Industrial" properties are eligible for a 40 percent tax
reduction. Qualifying charities must apply annually to the Town of
Final
Pickering for this rebate. nal preauthorized payment plan deduction changed from October
lst to November 30th (details to follow by mail).
For further information, please contact the Town of Pickering at TOWN OF PICKERING TAX OFFICE
(905) 420-4614.
(905) 420-4614
M61:11 of I I
An Ontario Municipal Board Hearing dealing with applications relating to
the development of the A. Lennox and Graywood Development Limited
properties, will commence on October 5, 1998, at 10:00 A.M. in the Council
Chambers, Pickering Civic Complex, One the Esplanade, Pickering, Ontario.
Members of the public will have an opportunity to participate in the
Hearing on October 8, 1998, at 5:00 P.M. in the Council Chambers. Those
wishing to view visual evidence that will be used during the Hearing may do
so on October 2, 1998, from 12:30 P.M. to 4:30 P.M. in the library of the
Legal Services Department, Pickering Civic Complex.
If you have any questions or require additional information, please contact
Geoff McKnight of the Pickering Planning Department (905) 420-4660 or
683-2760, extension 2032.
Pickering Fire Department
The Pickering Fire De"whaent
in conjunction *kb s
Fire Prevention Canada
Announces
Fire Prevention Week
October 4 - 10,196
During Fire Prevention Week the Pickering Fire Department Welcomes People To
Tour Our Fire Stations Between 10:00 A.M. and 06:00 P.M. U you are interested in
arranging group tours contact the main headquarters at (905) 839-8015.
Fire Stations are located at:
Hall 05 1616 Bayly Street
Hay 02 5531(Ch - Men Road
Hall 06 1115 F'mch Avenue
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Editori I &OPINIONS
N E W S A DV
EDITORIAL
E R T I S E R O C T. 6 1 9 9 8
Compromise needed on
parent school councils
One-third maximum of teachers
would be best solution
The current debate about whether
teachers should he allowed to sit on
parent school councils turns on ex-
actly what it is the councils are ex-
pected to do.
School councils were designed to
advise and provide suggestions and
plans of action for school principals.
School councils cannot and should
not be involved in hiring or firing
personnel, nor should they he making
decisions on curriculum as devised
by the Ministry of Education and as
applied by the local school board.
School councils can help to fund -
raise for programmes which are not
fully funded through tax dollars.
They also provide a forum for prob-
lem -solving and brain -storming.
So. where do parents who are
teachers fit?
Education Minister Dave Johnson
said he has been told by some parents
currently on school councils they
have a difficult time getting their
opinions heard on councils which are
heavily made up of teachers. Indeed,
in a situation where parents debate a
teacher who has made a career in ed-
ucation, the odds are high the teacher
will win the day. Their expertise, ex-
perience and 'inside' knowledge ar-
guably give teachers an advantage
over non -teacher parents.
The other side of the argument
says teachers can help parents on
school councils by offering their
extra knowledge to the debate. When
attempting to find solutions for
school problems, it could he said
teachers can suggest shortcuts which
may lead to quicker, more -efficient
solutions. They may be able to see
the issue in ways parents can't.
Mr. Johnson has stated he would
prefer teachers and board staff not be
included on parent councils -- the
reasoning being teachers already
have a lot of input to the system
through their employer and in the
classroom. But Mr. Johnson's wishes
would leave teachers unable to par-
ticipate in their child's school coun-
cil.
The Education Improvement
Commission should consider a
guideline which would allow teach-
ers to participate on councils but
limit their representation to a maxi-
mum of one-third of the positions
available on any council. The coun-
cils would benefit from their expert
opinion and teachers wearing their
parent hats would have input to their
child's school. On the other hand,
teachers wouldn't be able to domi-
nate or take over a school council and
parents would feel free to express
their opinions and feel their voices
matter.
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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o lee oree must cers I've seen break all the laws that '
be accountable
To the editor-
I too, wish to respond to Knud
Wall's provocative letter about
Durham police officers' driving. I
accept the investigation that exoner-
ated the driver in question. I do,
however, take exception to all those
who have climbed on Mr. Wall's
back concerning the other issue.
Like he, I have observed innu-
merable situations where Durham
officers simply do not drive profes-
sionally. In fact, most Durham ofli-
Is it true if the speaker thinks it is?
Slick Willie speaking in virtual reality
Pkkermg Village resident Donald
Young tests to write abort subjects lit
hWes wiu Sire "Wk wme&g to
chink about
What is truth?
Funk and Wagnall's dictionary says,
That which is true; a statement or be-
lief that corresponds to the reality."
If that is accepted, then 250 years
ago George Washington cut down a
cherry tree and confessed it to his father,
stating, "I cannot tell a lie." In terms
used today, we may consider it as a vir-
tual reality since .`Parson" Weems creat-
ed this tale. It never occurred. Many
people believe it did. Is it a truth be-
cause people believe it?
Is the current American president's
situation any different? Is what Bill
(Clinton says a truth because he wants to
believe it to be true? He initially said he
did not have a relationship with Monica
Lewinsky; he eventually admitted to an
inappropriate relationship. Did he be-
lieve it to be true? Or was the intention
to cause everyone else to believe it to be
Donald
Young
Opinion Shaper
true, thereby creating a truth? His
lawyers say Mr. Clinton's answers are
"literally true". May we consider their
belief virtually correct? Is truth no
longer an absolute but is dependent on
the interpretation of the presenter?
Is this the example we wish our chil-
dren to follow? If the truth is unsuitable,
then create a new version. If enough
people are convinced it is a truth, it will
become true. If you do not know the
truth, then fabricate one. Is a virtual re-
ality better than no reality at all?
What causes conflicting truths?
Governments spend millions of dollars
per year to promote their version of the
truth. Many special interest groups and
organizations propagate a different ver-
sion. Why can't they both live in the
same reality so we won't have to nvxh-
ate the conflicting views? Is one reality
not enough?
Multiple versions of a truth will
make the most gullible person into a
cynic. The credibility of those who we
believed to express only the truth is now
in doubt. Do they tell us what is true or
do they express a version that suits their
interest? Do we hear what is real or an
interpretation intended to create a reali-
ty? Must we analyze the motive of
every ptTson or group making a state-
ment? Is it necessary for us to question
our own beliefs and statements so that
we express the truth?
As this is to be my last Opinion
Shaper column, I wish to thank all the
people who read my humble writing,
whether you agreed with my opinions
or not. If you gave the subject a mo-
ment's thought, then I am rewarded and
pleased. And that is the truth.
motorists are fined for — things like
rolling stops, failure to signal, im-
proper lane changes, parking illegal-
ly, etc. And like Mr. Wall, I feel frus-
trated at the minority of police who
know how to drive properly but
think that just because they wear a
uniform they have the right to do as
they please.
It's time that our police chief and
his subordinates ensure the ranks set
an example to the public. Any police
officer who blatantly ignores the
rules is of no value to the law en-
forcement agency.
As a financial supporter of the
Durham Regional Police Associa-
tion, it angers me to read about the
force overspending. The Guy Paul
Morin fiasco is an abject disgrace.
Everything that began at the top has
percolated down and it's time for the j
force to he more accountable. I
Climbing on people's backs is
unproductive. As sad as it may
seem, that's often what happens
when a citizen vents his anger on
what appears to be a travesty. I
would suggest to Mr. Wall that it is
his right to report any action that he
deems an offence under our laws.
Frank T1relkeK
Pkkerift
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, October 6,19904 AGE 7
Ajax -Pickering
Advertiser
Readers Choice Survey Results E ition
The dinners Are...
Welcome to our second annual
Reader's Choice Awards Section!
You may have noticed a page in
the News Advertiser over the last
six weeks which asked you, the
readers, to fill in your favourite
spots from restaurants to
hardware stores, from your
favourite teller at the bank to your
favourite waiter.
Well, the results are in! We
received hundreds of entries, our
winners have been notified and
are thrilled to learn you chose
them as number one. Each of
the businesses received a
congratulatory plaque and decal
for their store window.
Inside this section you'll find
the best businesses in the area,
as selected by you.
So take a look inside and see
who's been voted number one
and watch for the plaque and
decal at local businesses as signs
of excellence.
Thanks to all the readers who
took time to tell us what they
thought of local shopping,
service and dining.
PAGE S -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, October 6,1998
It's big, it's fresh
and it's rated
as the best
It's big, it's mouth-wa-
tering and it's rated as
the best in the Ajax -
Pickering Reader's
Choice poll.
The hamburger from
Licks in Pickering has
the distinction of being
the best burger in both
towns.
And, according to
Denise Lawrence, one
of the owners of Licks,
there's plenty of rea-
sons why the burger is
number one in the
hearts of Ajax and Pick-
ering residents.
'It's made from 1000,6
pasteurized ground
steak and it's made
fresh every day," says
Lawrence.
"Its good quality and
value for the money
and it's big and filling.
You go away feeling
satisfied."
Licks, noted for its
friendly, family atmos-
phere, has been filling
big appetites since it
opened its doors on
Hwy. 2 between Dixie
and Liverpool Roads on
July 14, 1992.
While it's hamburger
is widely recognized as
its most popular menu
item, Licks also has the
nature burger which has
been a hit with its more
health conscious cus-
tomers.
There's also chicken
on a bun made with a
grilled breast of chick-
en, fresh tossed and
caesar salads, as well
as an ice cream shop on
the premises.
Every Tuesday from 6
p.m. to 10 p.m., Licks of-
fers half price ice
cream. There's also a
children's menu and
value -priced combos.
Licks is also well-
known for its friendly
staff which is especially
known for its singing
prowess.
"A lot of people know
Licks because `they sing
there'." saysLawrence.
"We get a lot of positive
comments about it
The restaurant is also
known for its involve-
ment in the community.
Lawrence says Licks
has sponsored all man-
ner of children's sports
teams, including base-
ball, soccer, tennis and
hockey squads.
"Community involve-
ment is very important
to us" says Lawrence.
Licks is open Sunday
to Thursday from 11
a.m- to 10 p.m. and Fri-
day and Saturday from
11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
For more information
about Licks, call 839-
5425.
Thanks to the readers for voting
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best brew your own
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Same great location.
Same great staff
Red Bordeaux and
!Carousel Wines
(across from LOBO)
1794 Liverpool Rd.
Pickering 831-3244
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READER'S CHOICE BEST
ACCOUNTING FIRM FOR
1997 AND 1998
JUDY KUKSIS CGA
Judy Kuksis is a Certified General Accountant. She has a strong background in
public Accounting having worked for a public Accounting firm fur 8 )ears bet()rc
starting her own practice. She provides
a personalized service which means she
is available to answer all you questions
herself. She is also personally involved
in all aspects of her client's accounts
which allows her to give them sound
advice. She provides all types of
accounting services from year-end
Corporate Financial Statements and
Corporate taxes to a monthly
accounting service. The monthly
accounting service is a favourite of
many of her clients who own a
business, it's a worry free way of
having all your accounting needs
managed, including the filing of all
government forms for one flat monthly
fee. This service can be tailored to meet
clients needs on a monthly, quarterly or yearly basis. It can actually eliminate the
need to hire a full-time bookkeeper and it's a fraction of the cost. The clients can
feel comfortable knowing their books are being kept up to date and entered
accurately by a knowledgeable person.
Judy has a very strong background in preparing personal taxes for individuals. She
prepares their computerized tax returns while the clients are in her office and then
E -files them the same day. The clients usually receive their refunds within 2
weeks. Tax preparation services are usually more expensive than her returns and
there you usually have someone with very limited experience preparing your
return. Please don't hesitate to call her with any questions. 905420-2081.
Mack Dog Pub,* Cheers!
For six years now we've
been chasing cars down
the road, and loving it. We
started from scratch with a
staff of four, and have
grown to a staff of over 40,
as well as tripling in physi-
cal space. In this short time
we've made many new
friends and gained an un-
common popularity among
the populace.
Again, we are honoured
to receive for the second
year in a row the Readers'
Choice Award for "Best
Pub" by Pickering/Ajax as
well as voted one of the two
top pubs in Toronto by the
Readers' Choice Award.
If you've never visited
the Black Dog before, let
me whet your appetite.
First I'll make it clear that
this is no ordinary pub. We
are noted for having the
only 'real British pub' at-
mosphere and quaintness,
and we truly are an original
breed above and beyond
the rest. People say it's just
like back home! We have
the only smoke-free dining
room, a pub room where
the breathing's easy, food
that you'll want to e-mail
Mumsy about, and the
most gracious and hos-
pitable bunch anywhere to
welcome you every time
you visit.
In fact, we've heard time
again that when good im-
pressions are in order
we're the best place it
town to bring friends
clients family or visitors
We're glad to be meetinc
your expectations ane
reaching new height:
where our reputation is
concerned. We genuinely
appreciate your patronage
and constantly strive tc
make your time at 'The
Dog' a memorable one.
Here's more big news!
We would like to introduce
Jumpin, Hot, another
restaurant concept in a
new location opening at the
end of this year. This softly
decorated, upscale bistro -
cafe features fine foods
such as gourmet wood -
oven pizza, fresh pastas,
fresh fish and Mediter-
ranean style cuisine. You'll
love it! Here you'll enjoy
some of the best, reason-
ably priced wines from Italy,
Portugal, Spain and South
America. We could go on
and on about this fine es-
tablishment, but suffice it to
say, it's like bringing down-
town to West Rouge. It's
Jumpin, Hot just 300 me-
tres east of the Black Dog.
If you ever arrive at the
Black Dog to find a packed
parking lot, there are two
additional parking areas.
West Rouge Plaza, which
is lit up and only a short
jaunt eastwards, on the
other side of Sure Stop
Auto, has no problem ac-
commodating Black Dog
patrons. Or, just park on
the south side of Island
Road. Also, if you arrive at
`The Dog' and it looks 'full',
don't worry, we will always
make room for you.
We have the only
`smoke-free' dining room!
Plus, the pub room boasts
a high tech air -recovery
system so that you can in-
hale draughts of the fresh-
est, cleanest air around.
And we have the nicest
patio for you outdoor buffs.
Fall is in the air now, so we
may be forced indoors
soon, but we'll keep the
patio open as long as pos-
sible with our special
heaters. In any case, you
can breathe easy with the
Black Dog, every time.
Black Dog's energetic
young owner runs charity
golf tournaments regularly
to raise funds for worthy
causes.
The most recent fund-
raiser tourneys raised
$10,000.00 for Centenary
Health Centre Foundation,
thanks to the generous
golfers and sponsors who
supported these events.
Our Sixth Annual Black
Dog Fall Classic, held on
September 13th at Angus
Glen, was another huge
success.
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THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, October 6,199843AGE 9 .
_ V V e would like to extend our heartfelt
thanks to you wonderful Black Dog patrons and
News Advertiser Readers for honouring us with the
"Best Pub" Readers Choice Award for the second
year in a row. We feel doubly grateful, because we
were also recognized as being one of the top two
pubs by the Toronto Sun Readers Choice Award for
the second consecutive year.
If you've never experienced Black Dog hospitality,
you'll find that our "real Briti< i pub" atmosphere
and quaintness is a rare breed above and beyond the
rest. We've heard time and again that we're the best
place in town to bring friends, clients, family and
visitors you really want to impress. After one visit
we know you'll want to join the Black Dog "family".
Again, thank you.
We genuinely appreciate your patronage.
Ken and Sandra Rueter
Black Dog Pub 87 Island Road West Rouge
(S. of Hwy. 401, east of Port Union Rd.) (416) 286-4544
PAGE 10 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, October 6,1998
the sounds and smells
of Little Italy at
East Side' Mario';
When you walk into
East Side Mario's,
you're walking into a
place far removed from
the surroundings outside
its doors. You're entering
the Little Italy district of
Manhattan, New York
City, with all the sounds
and smells and action
that makes this restau-
rant unique.
The family dining con-
cept has been a big at-
traction for area patrons
and many comment on
the interior design that
depicts a streetscape in
New York's Italian sec-
tion.
You'll enjoy the store-
front facades and side-
walk displays with related
paraphernalia and vari-
ous scenes of the Big
Apple. Of course, the
food is the big attraction
at East Side Mario's.
The menu items at East
Side Mario's are made
from the freshest ingredi-
ents and derived from
American -Italian -style
eateries with such a var-
ied menu including Lin-
guini Chicken Tettrazini,
Ribs and Rotisserie
Chicken, 10 -ounce New
York Strip Loin to Angel -
Hair Primavera, you're
sure to find something for
the whole family. All East
Side Mario's entrees are
served with an unlimited
supply of Hearty veg-
etable or Italian wedding
soup or Garden or Cae-
sar Salad and their fa-
mous freshly baked gar-
lic homeloaf. It's family
value that can't be beat.
When it comes to ser-
vice, you better look out
because it's an experi-
ence you soon won't for-
get.
"We overwhelm our
customers with service,"
says Emanuel. "Many
can't believe the atten-
tion they receive from our
staff. Their every need is
taken care of."
Kids eat free Wednes-
days. Starting Oct. 19.
East Side Mario's will be
Thank you Ajax -Pickering!
Roval Bank works hard to earn your
business ecery day. We are extremely
honoured that you'have recognized our
efforts by choosin
us as your Reader's Choice Awar�
Winner in the Bank,/Trust
Company category.
We'd like to take this opportunity to
thank our customers for helpingg to make
our contribution to the Ajax Pickering
Community such a positive one. We
appreciate your business and are
committed to continuing to provide you
with superior products and customer
service.
W'e'd also like to thank our staff for
helping us to fulfill our responsibility to
work in partnership with the
communities o'f Ajax and Pickering.
We are pleased to have supported many
community based organizations over the
past year including; Ajax -Pickering
General Hospital, Ajax Public Library,
Pickering Museum, Junior Achievement,
Young Singers of Ajax, Ajax Ringette, Ajax
Race Relations Committee, Pickering and
Ajax Minor Hockey, Pickering Panthers,
Frenchmen's Bay Festival, Ajax Home
Week Parade, Rotary Club of Pickering in
support of Pickering Easter Seals, United
ay, Variety Village, Pickering Cancer
Society, Pickering
Seniors Centre, Rouge Hill Nursing
Home, Durham Food Bank and
Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade Business
Excellence Awards.
Our staff. raised $1,500 in the Big Brothers
of Ajax -Pickering Bowl for Kid's Sake, the
most money raised by any financial
institution.
We are committed to helping make our
communities d>e best they can be.
Thank you again for your support.
a
offering an all-new menu
to liberate your taste
buds.
A traditional bar area
portrays a pub -like at-
mosphere, and TV moni-
tors within the restaurant
display sporting events,
including the NTN inter-
active entertainment net-
work of trivia games.
So, take a walk on the
East Side for a taste of
Little Italy where owners
Dianne and Matthew
Kraft of Pickering and
owners Vickie and
Emanuel Camara of Ajax
and Bowmanville offer a
full menu until 1 a.m. and
are open seven days a
week.
The Ajax East Side
Mario's is at 100 West-
ney Rd. S., in Transit
Square. For more infor-
mation, call 619-2229.
The Pickering East
Side Mario's is in the
Pickering Town Centre at
1355 K ngston Rd. For
more information, call
839-5811
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BLOCKBUSTER les
Canada's family
entertainment store
BLOCKBUSTER
Video Canada is proud
to serve the people of
Ajax and Pickering.
Known as Canada's
Family Entertainment
Store, BLOCKBUSTER
is committed to meeting
the entertainment needs
of the Canadian family
— by providing a fun and
exciting shopping expe-
rience.
Visiting BLOCK-
BUSTER is like stepping
into the world of home
entertainment. You can
choose from a wide se-
lection of products in-
cluding: movies, music
CDs, snacks, maga-
zines, licensed products,
studio merchandise and
a great selection of the
latest video games.
As part of its contin-
ued commitment to the
community, BLOCK-
BUSTER earlier this
year announced their
national sponsorship of
the Children's Miracle
Network. Individual
BLOCKBUSTER stores
will be organizing and
participating in fund-
raising events where all
proceeds raised for the
charity stay in the local
area.
BLOCKBUSTER
looks to the future as
they evolve into the full-
service entertainment
outlets of tomorrow. As
we looked to them in the
`80s to set the standard
for home video, the
BLOCKBUSTER of the
`90s is committed to sat-
isfying the growing en-
tertainment needs of
consumers.
Their latest innovation
is the BLOCKBUSTER
Giftcard. It's a pre -paid
electronic card that
works just like cash for
anything in the store,
and is available in sever-
al denominations.
BLOCKBUSTER
would like to thank the
readers of the Ajax -Pick-
ering News Advertiser
for their business and
support — and remind
you to "Make it a
BLOCKBUSTER Night!"
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grown and prospered, so is definitely lacking at its seffers in terms of home NEE ADVERTISER
has Lymbird Lumber - U.S. based big box com- improvements, Mr. Victor
Home Hardware and petitors. says the store was quick to
Building Centre. "We have excellent staff adapt. Lymbird Lumber -
The west Pickering here" says Mr. Victor of the Home Hardware Building
store has grown from a 30 employees who work at Centre carries everything a
modest 1,200 sq. ft. facility the outlet. "Generally, do-it-yourselfer needs, as
into a 17,000 sq. ft. outlet everyone who walks in the well as the advice he/she
which was opened five door will find friendly, requires to do the job right.
years ago to better serve knowledgeable .people. "While we get a lot of
the loyal customer base We're not a huge, over- contractors, we also get a1���1 �.
the store has generated in bearing store. Our staff lot more do-it-yourselfer 1000
its 20 years in business. does have the time to take types coming to us and s y`
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Hardware Building Centre They really do go out of vice on a particular pro O
will celebrate its 20th an- their way to help" sect" says Mr. Victor. f� lC
niversary this year. Lymbird Lumber is well The store has also wed- A
For all those years in stocked with a full range of comed co-op students w
business, the staff of fami- building supplies for build- from Dunbarton High
ly-aimed Lymbird Lumber ing contractors through to School each year. The stu- �8
- Home Hardware Building the home do-d-yourseffer. dents get to learn some of
Centre say a heart -felt The store carries from the retailing trade and, ` .4'
`thank -you" to its customer. 6,000 to 9,000 products in most importantly, to learn &� N�"rAdvk`ry
"We appreciate our cus- the store to make it truly a responsibility in a work en- _ 8a�pnes 4
tourers and their many one shopping expen- vironment. '' st`'arc.r
years of loyalty to us. We're ence for the home and gar- Lymbird Lumber - Home .. y • ;s "'�'
a family business and we den. Hardware Building Centre
appreciate our customers "You could build a home is open Monday to Friday .•� -� r R
more than the big U.S. from start to finish, includ- from 7:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.;
stores" says store manag- ing landscaping, with the Saturday from 8:00 a.m. to
er Tim victor, the son of stock that we carry," says 5:00 p.m. and Sunday from
store owner John Victor. Mr. Victor. 'There's lumber, 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. ti -
As much as it has hardware, drywall, insula- The store's at 477
grown, Mr. Victor says tion...you name it" Kingston Rd. W., Pickering. - w
Lymbird Lumber hasn't lost With the '90's culture of For more information,
that personal touch with its more and more home own- call 839-4321.
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Would like to say
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Ajax -Pickering
for choosing us as
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Val Marshall Travel:
` Service is our specialty'
Val Marshall Travel is
a full-service agency
providing a variety of
travel services for area
residents. Established in
1987 by Valerie Marshall
and Gale Mossman, the
agency places a high
value on service for their
clients and their motto
— "Service is our Spe-
cialty" — has been the
standard that drives the
business.
In an ever-changing
industry, the agency has
grown and improved
and, despite recent cur-
rent cutbacks in airline
revenues, worldwide
currency fluctuations,
and climatic changes;
we are optimists that we
can continue to grow.
with the advent of the
'Net', we've been told
that the travel agent will
soon become obsolete
— we don't believe that's
true.
While the Internet is a
wonderful resource tool
for finding information
(we use it ourselves) it
cannot provide that per-
sonal, consultative as-
pect of your travel
arrangements that deal-
ing with a professional,
experienced travel agent
can give you.
An agent can provide
you with the benefits of
their personal expertise
and an unbiased opinion
on the merits of respec-
tive travel providers —
be it airlines, tour com-
panies, hotels or car
rental companies.
A good agent knows
that your travel arrange-
ments are very impor-
tant to you and in some
cases the culmination of
life-long dreams. They
want you to enjoy your
experience and, of
course, if you do run into
problems they're there to
assist you.
At Val Marshall Travel,
we are extremely proud
of our staff of profes-
sional, experienced trav-
el consultants and we
look forward to many
more years of providing
travel services to our
customers — both old
and new!
Val Marshall Travel is
located in the Clover
Ridge Plaza at 702 Har-
wood Ave. S., Ajax.
Call 428-1328. The
company's fax number is
428-8670.
Val Marshall Travel's
e-mail address is vm-
trav@baxter.net.
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Take on the heat
and cool off
with a Rand Pool
next summer
If you're thinking
about enjoying a cool
dip in your backyard
pool next summer,
you've got to call Rand
Pools & Spas Inc.
Winners of the best
pool company in the
Readers' Choice
Awards, Rand Pools,
located in Pickering at
906 Brock Rd. S., has
been serving the area
for 30 years and has
built more than 6,000
Pools.
"There's nothing bet-
ter than enjoying a pool
during the warm weath-
er." says Bill Carr of
Rand Pools.
When you choose
your pool, an installa-
tion team will be at
your home within three
weeks, and then one
week later, weather
permitting, you'll be
splashing the day
away.
Rand Pools has
been serving
area for past
30 years
"Many people either
want a pool installed
before their children
are out of school or in
the fall so their pool will
be ready for spring,"
says Bill.
Rand Pools come in
90 various shapes and
sizes and in 30 differ-
ent coloured liners.
The staff will create j
a design that will look
perfect in your back-
yard with the proper
balance of landscaping
and pool area cover-
age.
You can also choose
and above -ground pool i
or, for those who want
something a little
smaller, there is a se-
lection of spas from
Hydro Pools and
Serenity Spa.
Rand has a large
parts department and
radio -dispatched trucks
that will come to your
home for any mainte-
nance problem.
For more information
about Rand Pools, call
(905) 839-6180.
Macintosh Fish and Chips
Eat -in or Take out
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(905) 420m9789
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.A new you at V2 Beauty Salon
Enhancing their dients' natural beauty
has made V2 Beauty Salon in Pidaering
the Readers' Choice of hair salons in Ajax
and Pickering.
Owned by Sylvia Barone and managed
by Nancy Barone for the past two years, V2
Beauty Salon is a full-service salon, per-
forming all haircutting and esthetic services
for its clients, men, women and children.
The salon specializes in beautiful hair
styles, including hair treatments, cutting,
colouring, shaping, fashion highlighting
and perms all of which are performed by
the seven stylists and one assistant on
staff.
V2 Beauty Salon also does all the esthetic
details which makes for a beautiful you, in-
cluding nails and waxing, ear candling, mani-
ames, pedicures and ear piercing.
Personal service and personal touch,
says Nancy, is the reason why V2 Beauty
Salon has so many dients coming back
and referring new diems to the business.
"I think a big part of our suss has
been personal service" says Nancy, -we
treat our clients well and,obviously our
techniques also play a role in that
V2 Hair Salon thanks all the people in
Ajax and Pickering and especially its
clients for "thinking of us and voting for us",
says Nancy.
V2 Hair Salon is open Monday to
Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Thurs-
day from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday from 9
a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m. I
It's located at 376 Kingston Rd., Picker-
ing (Rougemount Centre). Call 509-3522.
Getting Stronger EverYday.
Jacqueline's School of Dance
Wow! Who could have imagined the support business teaching classes and working with
that our dancers, and their families, have pro- our instructors on designing programs best
vidod for Jacqueline's School of Dance? suited to other classes and age groups. Our
teachers, Maria Carnovale and Fiona Tait are
We would just like to take this opportunity to simply... the best that can be found. Not only
thank each and every person who voted for us are they great instructors, but they are superb
in winning the title of Best Dance School the in dealing with their students. You may know
recent Reader's Chace Awards. The combina- Maria and/or Fiona, both are very active in
tion of "word of mouth" advertising that you the local community. Our studio is a first rate
have provided for us, and the quality of dance facility complete with wooden[ floors, lots of
instruction that we provide for you has given space, and ample parking.
us a great identity in this community. Your
supper is very much appreciated- We are still able to offer space to new danc-
ers in most programs. Our programs start at
Every year for the past fourteen, Jacqueline's age three and include programs for dancers.
School of Dance has grown. And every year both novice and experienced, right up to
we re-comnut ourselves to being the best that adult. The studio operates on weekdays from
we can be. So it should be no surprise that we 4:00pm until late evening. and on Saturdays
make the following statement. from 9:00am to 4:30pm. Jaogwdine*s
School of Dance Is located on Sayly St
116 year p+oanies to be our bat yet! West in Pikkerlog, in the Price Chopper
Plaza, which is Jast west of Uval"
Why? Because that is the promise we at Road. Our pbose number days aid eve -
Jacqueline's School of Dance have made to nine is 9154211-7399
ourselves. We we lifting the bar so to speak.
Our competitive program will biome larger, If your daughter, or son, or you still wants to
with more groups. Our core programs which register for a fun recreational program which
feature balk[, jazz, tap, acro, highland, lyrical, invites expressionism, individuality, and
land pointc have all been expanded and teamwork we would like to find him or her a
classes are fuller than ever. Our classes of space to foster that desire and stimulate not
beginners, toots, and adults are all starting this only their bodies, but their minds and emo-
week. We have increased the number of tions too!
classes to accomadate the large number of Jacqueline's School of Dance believes that
dancers that have signed up as well as keeping kids want to learn in a fun environment . We
a respectable teacher to student ratio. Founder, deliver that every day. Come in and join us.
Jacqueline Kelly -Willis is very active in the Be a part of the fun.
Qum
Eaton's is getting
into fashion in a big
way in the `90s
Times are changing,
and so is Eaton's.
Eaton's is the '90s
place to go for fashions
with all the brand name
fashion labels on the
racks. Early next year,
Eaton's in the Pickering
Town Centre will go into
fashions in an even big-
ger way as a Big Box
Fashion Store with more
than 120,000 items of
fashion merchandise for
its customers.
Eaton's is the back-to-
back winner of the News
Advertiser's Readers'
Choice Award for best
department store. And,
to be honoured by Ajax
and Pickering people for
the second year in a row,
is an delight and a pleas-
ant surprise for Eaton's
manager Al Smith.
"Thanks to the staff
for their efforts in making
Eaton's a comfortable
and enjoyable place to
shop," says Mr. Smith,
the manager at the
Eaton's in the Pickering
Town Centre for the past
six years.
The Pickering Town
Centre Eaton's also car-
ries an extensive array
of fashions for your
home, including top-
quality linens, bedding,
china, etc.
The store has been
the cornerstone of the
Pickering Town Centre,
built in the mall's first
major expansion in
1985. Since then, the
120,000 -square -foot
store has been serving
its many customers with
quality merchandise at
competitive prices.
And, as the Pickering
Town Centre has be-
come more customer -
friendly, so to has
Eaton's. They're bigger,
410. r
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VOTED "BEST" BY
READERS OF:
AJAX/PICKERING
HEWS ADVERTISER
brighter, with lots of new
ideas for the future, says
Mr. Smith.
"You can look for new
things from us in the fu-
ture. We're going to
stock more brands and
have more sales. The fu-
ture looks pretty good
from my perspective."
In the upper level at
Eaton's, there are per-
sonal fashions, including
men's, women's and
children's apparel.
Downstairs, there are
aisles full of 'home fash-
ions' such as house-
wares and linens, to
name a few.
Eaton's is open Mon-
day to Friday from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m.: Saturday
from 9:30 a.m. and Sun-
day from 11 .m. to 5 p.m.
For more information,
call Eaton's -Pickering
Town Centre at 420-
3411.
Now O O
SHOE R
-'MANY THANKS TO ALL
OUR VALUED CUSTOMERS
&-READERS FOR CHOOSING
US AS BEST SHOE REPAIR
Ajax Ouality Shoe Repair
Harwood Place Mall
314 Harwood Ave. S.
;Ajax 686-1633
Thank you
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Best Home Builder
2 years in a row!
HOMES
Thanks to the
readers'.
Ajax &Pickering for
losing us as your favou0
rite
daycare again for 19,968
We would like to take this
,opportunity to thank Ajax &
' Pickering for choosing
HELPING HANDS
DAYCARE as their favorite
Daycare Centre for the
1' :ecund year in a row. We are
s --elebrating our 100 anniver-
"ary this year and have two
locations to serve the com-
munity our Ajax location is at
31 Brennan Rd. (beside
Westney Heights Public
School) and takes children from 6 weeks to 5 years
Old. Our Pickering location is at 1822 Whites R&
iin the Arnt►eriea Plan) and takes children from 6
weeks to 12 years old. Pickering has a wonderful
new nursery school program featuring small group
sizes and excellent programming. 2.3 & 5 day pro-
grams are available. This location also offers bus-
ing to four area schools.
Our Daycares have been in operation for 10
years (7 in Pickering) and we have had the pleasure
of meeting many wonderful families. !Many of
these families have been with us for at least 8
years.
"Thank You very much for all You have done for
Sabrina over the vears.' Sabrina has been coming
there since the spring of '91 and has enjoyed even
minute. She has also learned a great deal and
made many friends."
Both locations offer outstanding programming
for children of all ages. Our many
v field trips are certainly a favorite
among the children. Our spectacu-
lar school-age program took over
10 summer trips including an
over -night camping trip. Our
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Pickering location runs a special 'THEME
SUMMER- for our school age children. PIRATE
WEEK. MEDIEVAL TIMES and SHERLOCK
HOLMES to name a few. We are very proud of our
staff, many who have been with us since we opened.
All staff members take a First
Aid / CPR course annually
and several also take con-
tinuing education at
Durham Collette in the
evenings. They all run a
very relaxed and fnend-
ly room and have a
good time with the
ti• ¢ 'i children.
• • Both locations
are bright and
cheerful with large
fcnccd play-
grounds for outdax play. Our Pickering location off-
ers a BALLROOM with 3.000 colored balls to jump
in. Our Preschool room has a LOFT for the kids to
play in.
"Congratulations evervone. we knew you %ere #1.
but its nice to know so does everyone else."
We are very active in the community, taking part
yearly in the Terry Fox Run.
Every summer we host our annual picnic at
Petticoat Creek with attendance at approx. 200 people.
In November of 1996 we were the proud winners
of THE ASSOCIATION OF DAYCARE
OPERATORS OF ONTARIO
"AWARD OF EXCELLENCE
CENTRE OF THE YEAR 1996-.
Receiving this award from the "'pR
News Advertiser is another reward-
ing moment for all of us.
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DAY CARE
31 Brerwwn Rd.
427-6777
Hours - 6:00am - 6:00pm
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MAS 16 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TIXSW, October 6,1996
Gifts or all occasions
at The Gift Gallery
Cherished gifts,
friendly staff and a re-
laxing atmosphere go
hand-in-hand in making
The Gift Gallery in Ajax
the Readers' Choice re-
cipient for best gift
store.
And, for that, The Gift
Gallery owners Kathie
and Gord Dixon and
staff Colleen Sinasac
and Wendy Holland
offer a heartfelt "thanks"
and look forward to
serving new and old
customers in the future.
Opened in November,
1991, The Gift Gallery
offers a relaxing atmos-
phere marked by gentle
background music for its
customers. The store's
staff is dedicated to pro-
viding quality service.
Noted for the quality
of its merchandise. The
Gift Gallery is an autho-
rized Bradford Ex-
change dealer and of-
fers a wide variety of
decorative limited edi-
tion plates. The outlet is
also an authorized deal-
er for Precious Mo-
ments, Boyds Bears,
Snowbabies, Sarphim
Angels and Red Hats of
Courage. The Gift
Gallery is now carrying
Fitz and Floyd table-
ware.
The Gift Gallery is
proud to be a sponsor
store for "Teddie Ad-
dicts" — the first chap-
ter in the Province of
Ontario for Cherished
Teddies. This is a rapid-
ly growing group
of extremely
avid Cher-
ished Teddie4"
members
who meet
monthly to
talk about
and share their
passion for these won-
derful collectible bears.
Call the Gift Gallery at
427-5589 for details.
The Gift Gallery car-
ries a diversified selec-
tion of religious mer-
chandise for Baptisms,
Christenings. First
Communion and Confir-
mation.
The store also offers
jewellery for casual or
dress needs and unique
home decor.
If a product is not
available, the staff at
The Gift Gallery will do
their best to fill orders
for their customers.
The Gift Gallery of-
fers a Customer Appre-
ciation Service where
you get $10 off any item
of your choice once
you've accumulated
$200 worth of cash reg-
ister receipts.
The outlet also offers
a convenient layaway
plan and complimentary
gift wrapping. Many of
the store's customers
stop in and shop right
on their way to a special
occasion.
The Gift Gallery is
open Monday to
Wednesday 9:30 a.m. to
8 p.m.; Thursday and
Friday from 9:30 a.m. to
9 p.m.; Saturday from
9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. and
Sunday from noon to 5
p.m.
The store's at 105
Bayly St. W., A jax.
For more information,
call The Gift Gallery at
427-5589.
!gift!gallery
A Heaqfeft ?hank you
from Cathie, Go rd., Colleen & Wendy
at
?he Gift Gallen
from choosing us
Best Gift Store
Authorized Dealer
Bradford Exchange, Boyds Bears,
Snowbabies, Fitz and Floyd,
Precious Moments, Red Hats of Courage,
Seraphim Angels.
Proud Sponsor of "Teddie Attics",
1 st Ontario Chapter, Cherished Teddies
Collector Club
The Baywood Centre
Bayly St. &
Monarch Ave.
Ajax
Open 7 Days a
Week
427-5589
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LOCATIONS
Reed's Ajax Flower Shop
206 Harwood Ave South
Ajax
Reed's Pickering
Flower Shop
Pickering Town Centre
Pickering
Reed's Oshawa Centre
Flower Shop
Oshawa Centre
Oshawa
Reed's Downtown Oshawa
Flower Shop
12 Simcoe St. South
Oshawa
[loriW3 since 191:
Tony, Ria & Jeffrey and
all the staff at Reed's
would like to thank our
valued customers for
once again voting us
the #1 Florist in Ajax
and Pickering
(905) 683-6060
(905) 576-5480
1-888-REEDFLO
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(733-3356)
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Pickering Town Centre
WINNER OF 4 AWARDS
*BEST SHOPPING
(Appliance Store)
*BEST FURNITURE STORE
• BEST SHOPPING
(Sears Health Food &
Fitness Store)
*BEST BEDDING STORE
Left to rigi►t LEE CARTER, sales manager, ADI um
HAIGHT (heaah deparhnent) and store manger
EuGE E Motx M.
?Tie Management and staff would like to tfwnk all our
customers for theiir continued patronage.
Come See The Many Sides of SearsTm
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Best Lawn Service Weedman Best Pharmacist Pharma Plus Best Pizza Pizza pizza
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Best Pool Company Rand Pools Buick GMC Ltd. Best Deli Pickles
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OAM 19 -THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, Oetall 6,1896
Hard work, knowledge spur Vandermeer Nursery growth
The staff at Vandermeer Nursery is
more than pleased, but not too sur-
prised, to have been chosen as the
number -one garden centre by readers
of the Ajax News Advertiser in the
1998 Readers' Choice Award poll.
This family-owned and operated
business is the result of hard work
which turned what was once a small
roadside stand into one of the most
popular garden centres in the
province.
Currently, 90 per cent of all annuals
and perennials sold here are pro-
duced on site, and many of the items
are found exclusively at Vandermeer
Nursery.
Adrian Vandermeer started produc-
ing plants as a hobby in the '60s and
grew up in a greenhouse business in
Holland. He takes great pride in pro-
ducing a superior product that can be
bought from many of Ontario's whole-
sale flower producers.
A large portion of Vandermeer's is
now managed by the second genera-
tion... Peter, Jane, MaryAnn, Pauline
and John, plus many knowledgeable
full-time staff. Vandermeer Nursery
has become a destination for its
Exciting changes in store
g
at Laurel Inc. in Pickering
In it's third year of op-
eration in Pickering, Lau-
rel Inc, is getting set for
several exciting changes
in the year ahead.
What started out as a
modelling and self-im-
provement school has
now achieved over-
whelming success with
its Be a Model for a Day
birthday party service,
says owner Laurel
McHale.
In the Be a Model for a
Day, the birthday party
invitees get to put on a
glamorous fashion show
which has proved to be a
hit, says Ms. McHale.
Laurel Inc is excited with
the opening of its agency
division, which is search-
ing for male and female
models ages 18 and up.
The business also
provides model training
and self-improvement
courses for teenagers
which focus on make-up
application, wardrobe
co-ordinating, posture,
poise and interview tech-
niques and more.
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Ms. McHale would like
to thank the people of
Ajax and Pickering for
their support through her
first two years in busi-
ness. To celebrate its
Readers' Choice award,
Laurel Inc. will offer a
two-for-one special in
October for those who
register for January
courses.
Laurel Inc. is located
at 1550 Bayly St., Unit
29A, Pickering.
For a free consulta-
tion, call 831-7424.
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staff's horticultural knowledge and ad-
vice.
Avid gardeners and amateurs alike
have come to appreciate the excep-
tional quality and value at Vander-
meer's. The Ajax nursery has boomed
in an environment where other garden
centres have felt the pressures of
chain and large -box stores to in-
crease their presence in the garden
centre industry. Over the past 10
years, Vandermeer's sales have seen
an average 25 per cent annual in-
crease.
With the improvements and expan-
sions made this spring and summer,
the future looks as positive for the up-
coming Christmas and spring season.
In the coming weeks, this year-round
garden centre will be transformed into
a real Christmas wonderland. Seeing
Vandermeer Nursery bursting at the
seams with thousands of poinsettias,
cyclamen, Christmas ornaments, dec-
orations and trees leave leaves little
doubt why the future looks so rosy.
Vandermeer Nursery Ltd. is at 588
Lakeridge Rd., Ajax.
For more information, call 427-
2525.
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Pickering Toyota's customer service unrivalled
The growth and pros-
years, is a full-service,
Pickering Toyota, says
perity Pickering has expe-
state-of-the-art facility. It
Mr. Turner, is a very team-
rienced has also been re-
even offers drive-thru ser-
oriented business, with
alized by Pickering Toyota,
vice, Express Lube, where
everyone on staff pulling
a leader in new and used
customers can get their
together to give the deal -
car sales and customer
6,000 -kilometre service in
ership's customers the
service celebrating its 10th
29 minutes guaranteed or
best possible service. He
anniversary in 1998.
the next visit is free. The
points to the fact Pickering
Pickering Toyota, head-
dealership now has a new
Toyota's sales staff has
ed by general manager
body shop facility as part
remained the same for the
Dave Hong, has achieved
of its service department.
past several years.
the enviable distinction of
"Customer service is
"There's a lot of empha-
becoming one of the top
second to none here" says
sis placed on teams spirit
Toyota dealerships in the
Mr. Turner. "We strive to
here and it rubs off on our
province, and it's due to
back up our commitment
customers. We sell a qual-
line-up of quality Toyota
in service. You not only get
ity product, so we strive to
cars and trucks, its un-
quality vehicles here, you
see that every customer is
matched commitment to
get quality service"
happy. That is Pickering
customer service and, of
Toyota itself has built its
Toyota's trademark. The
course, to customers
automotive reputation on
customers have to be
who've come to expect the
three principles — QDR —
happy with the process of
quality of Toyota.
quality, durability and relia-
buying a vehicle" says Mr.
"The dealership has
bility. All Toyota vehicles,
Turner.
grown with the community
from its entry-level Tercel,
The dealership also
over the past several
Corolla and Camry and
carries a good selection of
years. It's a nice achieve-
the flagship Avalon
certified quality used vehi-
ment to double our busi-
through to its Tacoma and
cles, offering the largest
ness over the past four
T-100 trucks, as well as its
selection of used Toyotas
years. With the growth of
Rav 4 and 4 Runner sport
in Durham Region. Each
the community, Pickering
utility vehicles and its Si-
used vehicle goes through
Toyota has become one of
enna mini -vans and its
a rigorous inspection prior
the largest volume Toyota
new -for -1999 Camry So-
to going on the lot. The
dealerships in Ontario, just
lara two -door coupe, are
balance of any warranties
outside of the top 10," says
all noted for worry -free dri-
are honored and all used
Wayne Turner, the sales
ving. In fact, the Toyota
cars come with a 30 -day
manager at Pickering Toy-
Corolla is now the num-
goodwill guarantee for ve-
ota for the past six years.
ber-one selling vehicle
hicles with no manufactur-
The service department
worldwide.
er's warranty.
at Pickering Toyota, under
And, with leasing being
Pickering Toyota is at
the guidance of service
a popular way to purchase
557 Kingston Rd., Picker -
manager Pat Barnes
a new Toyota vehicle, own-
ing.
who's been with the deal-
ing one is more affordable
For more information.
ership for the pas' - -
'han ever. says l`Ar Tumer,
call 420-9000.
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Costco offers an alternative to hl'*ffh orices
Since opening its
doors in 1993, Costco
has offered Durham Re-
gion shoppers an alterna-
tive to high prices.
The 135,000 -square -
foot Costco store on Hwy,
2, just east of Harwood
Avenue in Ajax, is a
membership wholesale
club which offers its
members larger -sized
name -brand products at
bigger savings, amount-
ing to an unparalleled
shopping experience.
"We get brand-name
products at the lowest
possible price and we
pass on those savings to
our members," notes
Nevin Pottinger, the as-
sistant warehouse man-
ager at Costco. "We deal
in mass merchandising
and the package sizes
tend to be larger."
Costco's philosophy is
minimal materials han-
dling, says Mr. Pottinger,
which means the prod-
ucts that are unloaded off
trucks and pallets go right
to the selling floor. "We
put up whole skids as
much as possible. That
waywe don't have
shelves and we don't
have to unpack the
boxes." All this results in
less costs, thus more
savings for the member-
ship.
Costco carries almost
any consumer item, at re-
duced prices. There is a
dry grocery section,
ready -to -eat, warm -and -
go foods, the store's own
scratch bakery and fresh
deli foods, including all
varieties of meats and
cheeses. There's also a
food court area within the
store which serves fast
food such as pizza,
French fries, frozen yo-
gurt and desserts and
cappuccino coffee.
Costco also has its
own in-house meat de-
partment where meet is
cut on the premises. It's
all AAA -grade beef and is
widely considered the
best in the industry," says
Mr. Pottinger.
There's also a large
appliance section at
Costco. Washers and
dryers, housewares,
home computers and
Reed's has delivered
quality and service
for 86 years
Founded in 1912.
Reeds is one of
Durham's largest and
most established florists.
We have four loca-
tions spanning Ajax,
Pickering and Oshawa,
with Ajax serving as
Reed's head office.
Reed's commitment to
Durham Region is dis-
played through the 86
years that we have been
in business and the fact
that we employ approxi-
mately 25 Durham Re-
gion residents through-
out our stores.
Reed's specializes in
all aspects of the floral
industry, with an empha-
sis on exceptional funer-
al work and unique de-
signs. We employ de-
signers with experience
ranging from 18 to 35
years who specialize . in
European and North
American designs. All of
our locations carry a
wide variety of fresh -cut
flowers, including locally
grown, European grown
and South American and
exotic troftals. Reed's
ihas two flower buyers
and all of the flowers car-
ried in each of our loca-
tions are hand -pieced by
them in accordance with
_ our commitment to cany-
rtg the F ighest quality
'product available. This
commitment is carried
even further with our 24-
hour satisfaction guaran-
tee.
Reed's delivers
throughout Durham Re-
gion and across Metro
Toronto with its own dri-
vers and can relay your
floral order worldwide for
a minimal charge. As one
of Canada's largest
senders of out-of-town
and overseas orders,
Reed's is your interna-
tional floral specialist.
For overseas orders, we
can guarantee next -day
delivery to selected
countries for a sending
charge of only $7.50 and
we can guardntee same-
day delivery to virtually
anywhere in North Amer-
ica. Our commitment to
quality and service is not
limited to our own opera-
tion as we only relay or-
ders to out-of-town
florists who share our vi-
sion.
Everyone entrusts
their feelings to their
florist whenever they
place an order, so place
your trust in the quality
and service which only
Reed's 86 years of expe-
rience can deliver.
For more information
call (905) 683-6060 or 1-
888-REEDFLO 4733-
3356) or 576-5480.
home electronics such as
televisions and stereos
are also available at great
prices to club members.
All manner of media, in-
cluding music CDs, DVD -
format movies, VCR
videotape and best-sell-
ing books can also be
found at Costco.
There's also an excel-
lent selection of health
and beauty aids. Every-
thing from vitamins to As-
pirin is available to the
membership.
Costco also has an ex-
cellent selectioru of
men's, women's and chil-
dren's clothing in all the
latest styles.
A full-service optical
department is also avail-
able at Costco which has
been open for the past
eight months.
There's also a photo
department at Costco,
which includes photo fin-
shing acne it one hour
to 48 hours. Laminating
and photo enlargement
can also be performed at
the photo lab.
Costco memberships
are available to anyone
who's currently working
or has worked for a gov-
ernment agency, or "gold
star" companies (such as
General Motors) or char-
tered banks or trust com-
panies. Those who own
or manage their .own
businesses are aiso ei Ql-
ble for memberships.
Costco, however, tries to
make memberships avail-
able as much as possi-
ble.
"We try our best to ac-
commodate people trying
to get a membership,"
says Mr. Pottinger.
Costco is open Mon-
day to Friday from 10
a.m. to 8:30 p.m.; Satur-
day from 9:30 a.m. to 6
p.m. and Sunday from 11
a.m. to 5 D m_
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'John'Boddy Homes: Building quality communities
Designing quality
communities has made
John Boddy Homes a
cut above other devel-
opment companies in
the Ajax and Pickering
area since 1972.
John Boddy Homes
celebrated its 25th an-
niversary last year and
has built its reputation
on building top-quality
homes and communi-
ties.
"I would say we strive
very hard to maintain
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well on its way to com-
pleting its Eagle Ridge
development in Ajax in
picturesque Pickering
Village. Currently one-
third of the development
has been completed in
the new subdivision on
Elizabeth Street, just
north of Hwy. 2.
The houses are situ-
ated on 45 -foot lots with
the house sizes ranging
from 2,200 square feet
to 3,300 square feet,
with the price ranging
Margaret Cox of the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser presents
John and Ed Boddy of John Boddy Homes a Readers' Choice
Award for the second year in a row.
quality and the only way
,o do that is to employ
your own people to
make sure it's done
right. Virtually all
builders employs sub-
contractors, but it is es-
sential that their work is
checked" says John
Boddy Homes vice-
president Ed Boddy.
"We also like to build
on our own land to pro-
duce a complete com-
munity. You can put your
own stamp on it that
way. It's a John Boddy
community as well as
John Boddy homes"
The company started
with a development in
Scarborough and pro-
ceeded to branch into
Durham Region where
the company completed
its Forest Brook com-
munity at Fairport Road
and Finch Avenue
where 1,100 houses
were build.
The company is now
from $231,990 up to
$295,990. A small en-
clave of townhouses is
also currently for sale at
Eagle Ridge where only
a few units remain.
Also slated to be part
of John Boddy Homes'
Eagle Ridge develop-
ment is an eight -acre
park which will be locat-
ed in the middle of the
subdivision. As well, a
public school will even-
tually be built and the
local high school is with-
in easy walking dis-
tance. A number of the
lots back on to the
Riverside Golf Course,
with Duffins Creek and
conservation land to the
west of the site. A cou-
ple of churches are also
part of the development
and local shops and
eateries can be found in
the neighbouring Pick-
ering Village.
What sets John
Boddy Homes apart
from other builders and
developers is its atten-
tion to detail and its in-
novation in housing,
says Mr. Boddy.
"We have our own in-
house architect and all
our own designers. We
work daily on that, com-
ing up with things that
are new and innovative
for the changing re-
quirements of tomor-
row's housing market,"
says Mr. Boddy.
John Boddy Homes
also keeps a tight rei
on quality contro
throughout the building
process, says Mr
Boddy. `We have super-
visors to check on ever
stage of construction
from the installation o
the basement, to th
laying of the carpet."
Part of John Boddy
Homes' innovation is it
use of a wide range of
exterior materials that
create facades that ar
out of the ordinary "s
n it's not a standard sub -
I division house, but
something with a little
extra flair," notes Mr.
Boddy.
y Stone is standard
feature on some of the
f John Boddy Homes
e models, while some
also come with wrought
iron railings. Every
s house gets a complete
landscaping package
and all the houses fea-
ture paved driveways.
o Some models have pal-
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Right here in Ajax/ Pickering ,
After being in business for only four
years, Antique Discoveries is very proud
and honored to receive the Reader's
Choice Award for being the best
Antique Store in our community.
We will continue to provide you
with the best customer service we
can offer and antiques
collectibles at ATOrdabl,.• prices.
ooking for that special
piece of furniture, for
your home, or office?
How - about a
bookcase or desk for
your office, or a
unique Buffet for your dining
room. Drop in and visit Antique
Discoveries at 78 Old Kingston
Road in Pickering Village.
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ladium-style windows or
stone window sur-
rounds. Octagonal sky-
lights are also standard
features on many of the
homes.
John Boddy Homes
has also completed res-
idential and commercial
development in Peter-
borough and is now ac-
tively pursing the devel-
opment of several other
properties the company
owns in Ajax, as well as
Barrie.
Icff Clark. owner of Antique Discoveries
ince 1994. buys. sells, trades. & consigns
a wide variety of Antique furniture.
�ollcctables. Klass & china. As a buyer of
Estates, he looks for the unusual and
unique whenever pmsible.
Antique Discoveries provides a complete
line of refinishing services that include
stripping, gluing and finishing. Cain repair
and upholstery is also available. Your
furniture doesn't have to be an antique to
bring to Antique Discoveries. Jeff has
recently opened a barn located at the back
of his property. The barn contains many
different items, some in the rough, for the
refinishing enthusLw.
Drop in to Antique
Discoveries & find a great
..selection of
-Antiques & Collectables,
or give Jeff a call at
(905) 683-8243.
What a difference
15 years has made
What a difference 15
years has made to Picker-
ing Village Source for
Sports.
What started out as a
"tape, sticks and skate
sharpening shop" 15 years
ago has today become
one of Durham Region's
largest independent sport-
ing goods dealers.
Pickering Village
Source for Sports owner
Derek Lee says the family-
owned business has built
its reputation on service,
selection and price.
"Our service is what
has got us where we are
today," notes Derek. "We
can compete with the big
boys with the buying group
we're in, but I would say
we have good service.-
Five
ervice-Five years ago, the
business joined the
Source for Sports buying
consortium which has al-
lowed small, independent
sporting goods stores to
compete with its big -box
competition. Derek says
the arrangement has al-
lowed Pickering Village
Source for Sports to offer
the lowest prices around.
Pickering Village
Source for Sports stocks
equipment for several
sports, but specializes in
hockey and baseball
equipment. Baseball and
hockey are traditionally big
seasons for the store.
There's also soccer,
lacrosse and inline skates
and related equipment
during the summer and
ringette equipment in the
winter.
For hockey, Pickering
Village Source for Sports
stocks equipment by all
the major manufacturers
including Bauer, Nike,
Easton, CCM. The store
also has goalie equipment
by Vaughan, Brian's and
Bauer.
Pickering Village
Source for Sports prides it-
self on its community in-
volvement. Each year,
says Derek, the store
sponsors upwards of 30
minor league teams in
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such sports as soccer,
baseball and hockey.
"We've always been
heavily involved in the
community" says Derek.
"That's why winning these
things (a Reader's Choice
Award for best sporting
good store) are so special
to us, because we're a
family-owned store and we
like to stay active in the
community."
To better serve its cus-
tomers, Pickering Village
Source for Sports will un-
dergo expansion in Janu-
ary which will be complet-
ed some time in February.
The store will renovated
and enlarged to 3,100
square feet.
Pickering Village
Source for Sports is open
Monday to Friday from 10
a.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday
from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and
Sunday from noon to 5
p.m.
The store's at 32
Church St. S., Ajax.
For more information,
call 683-0400.
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in your world:
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number and/or strength of unless you have dust had a
the mental impulses that
traumatic injury. But even
are required for normalthen
the mental impulses
For honouring us
with the 1998 Reader's Choice Award
SPINAL SUBLUXATION:
How serious is this condition?
The bones of your spine house
conditions showing up yet-, but
A HEALTH CONCERN
There is a vast range of severity of
and protect the trillions of delicate
most medical conditions creep up
When two cells come
spinal subluxations from mere
nerve fibres which originate in
on you over time. Wouldn't it
Over the Past year I have had
fixations of mobility of individual
your brain travel down through
make sense to see if your spine
a variety of questions from
segments of the spine barely
the spinal canal and branch off as
and nervous system are
many of you some of which
detectable by motion palpation of
nerve roots passing through the
functioning the way they are
are answered in this article.
the spine (the chiropractor's
expertise) to degenerative disc and
vertebral foramen (the opening
between spinal bones) and provide
meant to by design?
How do I know if spinal
What is Spinal Subluxation?
joint disease visible on xrays all
vital messages to every part of
subluxations are causing we
A spinal subluxation is a minor
too often leading to fusion of the
your body to keep it healthy. trouble?
misalignment of a vertebra in your
area.
If one or more vertebrae
This is a real problem. You
spine that leads to malfunction and
Why should I be concerned
become misaligned there
don't often know when
a loss of health.
about my spinal bealth?
is an interruption of the
vertebrae are misaligned
+Chlropractic can make
...all the difference
in your world:
Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has
-.provided relief fior many people
just like you.
Many health problems have their
source in spinal misalignments.
Call for a spinal screening.
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Oct. 21 - Attunement: The Spice of U18
Oct. 28 - Pain: Making It llbur Friend
Nov 4 - Stress: Movina With It
PINERIDGE
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Brock Rd. & Hwy 2
number and/or strength of unless you have dust had a
the mental impulses that
traumatic injury. But even
are required for normalthen
the mental impulses
homeostasis/balance.
can be turned off
So why is that so importantIrand
sufficiently fairly quickly
to me?
make you think that
When two cells come
the problem has gone
together to form the human body
away, only to show up as some
the first development from those
degenerative condition years later.
cells is the notocord which
The cause of the pain you have
becomes the brain and nervous
today may not be as simple as
system. out of this delicately
having just turned to reach a
designed group of nerves comes
shopping bag in the back seat of
the spinal nerves and all of the
the car. It could even be from little
other systems are outpouchings of
incidences like that building up
the nervous system. Your nerve
over a long period of time
system is your lifeline. It is that
eventually causing a hopefully
which keeps life's energy coursing
temporary debilitating situation.
through your body. If you are
Like a toothache you don't usually
losing mental impulses little by
know there is decay until it builds
little every day of course muscles
up sufficiently to cause the nerves
will tighten up. Of course,
to feel it. Then it takes allot of
circulation will be distorted. Of
work to fix the problem. It makes
course your tissues are not going
more sense to have regular
to regenerate as quickly as they
checkups to prevent as much
are supposed to. Of course you
aggravation as possible.
will feel sluggish. You start to feel
Who corrects spinal subluxations?
like things just aren't right. You
Your doctor of chiropractic
may not even have any medical
corrects spinal subluxations.
Chiropractors are one of five
health professionals designated as
doctors, the only ones allowed by
law to diagnose. Your doctor of
chiropractic specializes in the
detection, diagnosis, and
correction of spinal problems.
Doctors of chiropractic are
properly trained and educated with
respect to the spine and nervous
system and they know what to do
and maybe even more importantly,
chiropractors know what not to do.
This is very important when you
are dealing with this vital part of
your body. It cannot be taken
lightly. And yet all too often
people neglect this most critical
area of their body.
Is spinal beaitb care essential for
everyone?
Doctors of Chiropractic work with
spines of all ages. Some 20 year
olds have spines that look like an
80 year old's and some 80 year
old's have spines like a 20 year old
should have. The only way to tell
is to have a doctor of chiropractic
examine your spine. Depending on
the state of your spine you will
[teed only a little bit of care or alot
of care. Depending on .whether
you want correction or mere pain
relief the length of time is entirely
up to you... but you have the
opportunity of knowing and
helping yourself. Everyone should
have a periodic spinal exam by a
doctor ofc//h��iropractic.
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Guitars, lessons
at Lege
Legend Music of Pickering of-
fers an alternative to high-priced
musical instruments and music
lessons.
"If you're looking for Gibson
and Fender guitars, you won't
find them here," says Legend
Music owner Jim Broomer.
"We're an alternative music
store in that mom and dad don't
have to lose their shirt to pro-
vide a quality instrument and
lessons"
In fact, since the store
opened two years ago, Legend
Music has received praise for
providing top-quality
lessons by qualified, pro-
fessional teachers.
"Our student base
has grown in the past
two years." notes Mr.
Broomer. "The kids who
come here to learn how
to play guitar actually
learn something. We've
really built our business
on the quality of the
teachers we have and
how the kids are ,
learning."
Legend Musk sells
top-quality, but less ex-
nd Music
pensive guitars from such mak-
ers are Alvarez, Ibanez and
Takamine, amplifiers by Crate
and Trace Elliot, guitar strings
and all related accessories, and
a full line of FX for guitars and
basses. The store also carries
drum sticks, mandolins and ban-
jos.
Legend Music also carries out ex-
pert repairs on guitars and ampli-
fiers.
Mr. Brpomer, a former musi-
cian himself who's found the
music store business a perfect fit
for him, says he's thankful for the
people of Ajax and Pickering
who've made the store the News
Advertiser's Readers'
Choice for best music
store.
Legend Music is open
Monday to Thursday from
11 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Friday
from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. and
Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. The store's located
at 1211 Kingston Rd.,
Unit 12A, Pickering.
For more about infor-
mation about Legend
Music , call Mr. Broomer
at 837-2839.
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Management, Staff & Sponsors of THE DELTA BINGO -
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and very much appreciated.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank all of our
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Authentic East Indian
cuisine at Royal India
Palace in Pickering
The management and
staff at the Royal India
Palace extends its
warmest, heartfelt thanks
to all our customers for
taking the time to vote us
as your favourite East In-
dian restaurant for 1998.
It's truly an honour for
the Royal India Palace to
receive the award in only
its first year in business.
The restaurant endeav-
ors, as always, to give its
customers good food and
excellent service.
The Royal India
Palace is conveniently lo-
cated at 1660 Kingston
Rd., at Brock Road.
The restaurant spe-
cializes in authentic Indi-
an cuisine in a casually
elegant, moderately -
priced atmosphere. The
dining lounge can ac-
commodate up to 60
guests.
The Royal India
The friendly staff at the Royal India Palace.
Palace can cater smal!
parties and business
functions.
Among the specialties
on the Royal India
Palace's menu is Chicken
Tikka or the freshly -
baked Naan — cooked
the traditional way in the
restaurant's clay oven
(tandoor).
The Royal India
Palace offers a weekly
luncheon all -you -can -eat
buffet featuring 30 items
from noon to 3 p.m. and a
dinner buffet on Sunday
evenings from 5 p.m. to 9
p. M.
Catering and take-outs
are also available at the
Royal India Palace.
The Royal India
Palace is open seven
days a week from 10 a.m.
to 10 p.m. Reservations
are recommended.
Call 428-0310.
Thank you for choosing me,
Andrea Allen, as
your favorite
massage therapist.
Ina, There is nothing more enjoyable & relaxing than the
�i touch of caring human hands on sore aching muscles.
Registered massage therapy (RMT) is now considered by
many to be an effective alternative health care approach.
It is evolving from the earlier opinions and attitudes that massage was just a luxury for
the rich -- a way of pampering. Today, it takes a therapeutic approach that is drug-free in
nature and allows us the opportunity to participate wholly in our own health care.
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New ownership, new name,
but same great wines
Rouge Valley Wines
has been voted best
brew -your -own beer and
wine shop in Ajax and
Pickering this year in
the annual Ajax -Picker-
ing News Advertiser's
Readers' Choice read-
ers poll.
Although the busi-
ness has changed its
name to Carousel
Wines and is under new
ownership, customers
can expect the same
great service from its
staff and the right at-
mosphere for great wine
making.
Former employee
Jazz Austin is now the
new owner of the busi-
ness and he's inviting
new and old customers
to join him and his staff
at the official store
opening of Carousel
Wines.
Now is an excellent
time to start your Christ-
mas wine and take ad-
vantage of the October
Specials at Carousel
Wines.
Carousel Wines is at
Liverpool Road and
Hwy. 2 in Pickering.
For more information,
call Jazz at 831-3244.
Full range of dental
care for children at
Strictly Kids Dentistry
Dr. Shelina Dhanji
Providing gentle dental care for kids is the specialty of Dr. Shelina Dhanji at her Pickering Town
Centre practice.
The owner of Strictly Kids Dentistry for Children, Dr. Dhanji bought the office three years ago,
and since then the pediatric dentist has been providing a full range of dental care for youngsters.
'Were s" for kids. We love kids. That's what we're all about,' says Dr. Dhanji, the mother
of three children.
Dr. Dhanji is joined in her Pickering office by two other associates - Dr. Mandanna Nikoui, also
a specialist in pediatric dentistry, and Dr. Deborah Lin, who's practicing pediatric dentistry.
After studying for four years in general dentistry at the University of Detroit. Dr. Dhanji spent
four years studying to be a specialist in pediatric dentistry at the Medical University of South
Carolina where she was a resident pediatric dentist at the children's hospital there.
Within the dental profession, pediatric dentistry is looked upon as one of pie tougher areas of
expertise. Dr. Dhanji, however, says it was a perfec! frt for her as children have always been a
part of her family life. children to be co-operative
'Everybody's always esti ° while dental procedures are
saying 'you've really got to being carried out
love children to be inji,-6,4
"That s where the training
pediatric dentistry'. But, for Vi_,
come in to property handle
me. I've always hada children," says Dr. Dhanji.
genuine love for kids,' she says.Pediatric dentists like Dr.
'Dhanji are also trained to
One aspect for thespecialized training as a „ o those caring
with
dental care
pediatric dentist is behavior medical conditions and
management, where a _ .: physical handicaps.
dentist has to know proper Dr. Shelina Dhanji As a pediatric dentist, Cc
techniques in order for Dhanji also serves at
several other institutions in that capacity. She's Scarborough General Hospital's deputy chief of
the department of dentistry and is also on staff at the hospital where she performs dental
procedures on smafl children under a general anasefhic. Dr. Dhanji also serves as an associate
professor at the University of Toronto in the department of pediatric deotistry.
Dr. Nikoui is also an associate professor at the U of T in pediatric dentistry and is currently
completing a masters degree at the Hospital for Sick Children. Dr. Lin is also oompfetirg her
masters degree in pediatric derftby at the Hospital for Sick Chften.
Strictly Kds Dentistry for Children is wheelchair accessi ie and #* office has Nintendo games
and a playroom designed strictly for lids.
Strictly lids Dentistry for Children is a hA-service dental office, hicluding orthodontics
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The office is open Monday to Saturday.
Dr. DhanrjN admits she was somewhat shocked to be
honored as the News Advertiser Readers' Choice 1998 award e
whiner for the best dentist office. However, she's extremely I SAL
graidul to memm the award
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worked hard to build up a good reputation,' says Dr.Dhartjji.
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Northern Cycle in Ajax
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Northern Cycle has
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favourite stop for bicycles
and accessories for the
past five -and -a -half years.
Owned by Ron Boehm,
Northern Cycle is a one-
stop shop for bicycles and
mountain bikes ranging in
price from $300 right up to Northern Cycle also
those high-end bikes which sells popular BMX bikes for
go for $4,000 to $5,000. children.
The outlet sells the Norco, The business, says Mr.
Rocky Mountain and Trek Boehm, is in the process of
brands of bicycles which expanding its line of cycling
can come equipped with clothing and fashions. Cur -
full suspension or front sus- rently, Northern Cycle
pension systems. stocks cycle -wear from
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cessories, including locks,
bottles and bottle cages,
drinking systems, mirrors
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lights for night-time riding
ranging from $100 to the
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Northem Cycle also has
a complete repair shop that
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and models of bicycles.
Its open Monday and
Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 6
p.m.; Wednesday, Thurs-
day and Friday from 10
a.m. to 8 p.m. and Satur-
day's from 10 am. to 5 p.m.
Northern Cycle's at 889
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-1 he staff at Pickering Photo, winners of the Reader's Choice Award for best photo
studio and photographer.
Pickering Photo sets the
standard for quality, price
Once again you've voted us the number -
one photographer & photographic studio
in the Reader's Choice Awards. Chuck
and Debbie Shumilak and the staff at
Pickering Photo thank all those who voted
to recognize our studio as the best, it is a
great honour to win both awards this year.
We have become the leading studio by
being one -of -a -kind. With a photo studio
and camera store staffed by five
professional photographers and
videographers, our service is unmatched
and quality exceptional. Pickering Photo
is the place to find professional advice on
all aspects of photography.
Our photo finishing is the best quality
and we've expanded to provide in-store
digital imaging. Our computer expert Ray
is remarkable in his knowledge and talent.
I'm certainly no stranger to many of
you, after 121 years of teaching
photography in Pickering and as many
years developing my family portrait
clientele. I've become a familiar face. Our
studio portraits and wedding photography
are still the backbone of Pickering Photo
and our energy and innovation have
created our personal brand in the field.
Our Harley rarely sits idle between
engagement portraits and our beach
portraits have become a trademark.
We've set the standard for quality and
price and we just keep getting better.
Thanks for your vote of confidence.
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Women in Motion
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casual' fitness atmosphere
There's no need to
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you come through the
doors of Women in Mo-
tion health club in Ajax.
Unlike other health
clubs where high-pres-
sure tactics are the
norm, Women in Motion
health club manager
Melodie MacKenzie
says you won't find any
of that at the club owned
by Mark Connon and in
business for the past
six -and -a -half years.
"This club is a very
friendly club; it has a
warm and casual at-
mosphere," notes Ms.
MacKenzie. "The staff
and the ladies in the
gym make it this way.
There's no hard -sell.
Women definitely do not
like that. There's no
need to be intimidated
when you come into the
gym. We have a great
staff who'll take you
from step 'A' through to
step 'Z' "
The women -only
health club has a full
array of programmes
and fitness equipment
to meet clients' needs.
It's the only health club
in the area to have full
cardio and circuit train-
ing programmes.
There's also free
weights and 36 classes
of aerobics per week.
Women in Motion offers
studio cycling, the
newest kind of aerobic
workout that's becoming
increasingly popular.
Day care is also avail-
able at the club in the
mornings, afternoons
and evenings. Tanning
beds, a nutritionist on
staff and personal train-
ers are also offered at
the health club.
All the amenities
such as soap, shampoo,
conditioners, hair dry-
ers, body lotions, etc.
are provided to mem-
bers of Women in Mo-
tion.
Women in Motion
also offers esthetic ser-
vices, and you don't
have to be a member to
use them. Facials, nails,
electrolysis and waxing
are a few of the services
offered.
In December, Women
in Motion will be under-
going some renovations
including a new hard-
wood aerobics floor and
new gym equipment.
Prices are reason-
able at Women in Mo-
tion, amounting to less
than $1 per day for a
membership.
Women in Motion is
open Monday to Friday
at 6 a.m. and on Mon-
day to Thursday it's
open until 10 p.m. It's
open on Friday nights
until 8 p.m. It's also
open Saturday and Sun-
day from 8 a.m. to 3
p. M.
It's located at 520
Westney Rd. South,
Ajax.
For more information,
call Women in Motion
health club at 428-2500.
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude
to all my patients, the philosophy of kind
hands given in service and generous hearts
,given in love can be formidable at times. It
requires dedication and teamwork. Therefore
I would tike acknowledge my indebtedness
and appreciation to my staff, my colleagues
and the nurses at Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital.
Dr: X suttoo
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"THANK YOU FROM SWISS CHALET AJAX &
PICKERING FOR VOTING US AS THE BEST ALL
ROUND & FAMILY RESTAURANTS"
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Ajax Pickering
(905) 619-0343 (905) 428-2200
.„ ` Delivery (416) .439-1000 -Delivery (416) 439-1000
105 Bayly St. W. Ajax 1680 Kingston Rd. Pickering
FORTUNE
INVESTMENT
Thanks to all my valued clients...:
and to those who voted for me to be
#1 F.P. in Ajax, Pickering & area.
Also many thanks to my own staff
Debbie Fish • Diana Gillespie • Colleen
Guimond • Mary Anne Karpis
• Kate Stone • Brenda Vahey
Leanne Woolhead
• Cassandra Wright
• Deborah Woolacott
O-lot"ICHARDPRICE
Readers
Choice
swam
asp and
1998
BEST FINANCIAL PLANNER
335 BAYLV ST. W. AJAX 427-7000
12
WEEKS
TO YOUR
BEST BODY
EVER
-WOMEN IN MOTION
Health and Fitness Clubs
n just 12 weeks you can look and feel better than you ever
- have with the WOMEN IN MOTION
12 Week Jump Start Program
Work with our team of personal trainers and nutritional
consultants in our state of the art health clubs to achieve your
health and fitness goals in just 12 weeks!
CALL TODAY AND RECENE 4 BONUS WEEKS
FREE.,
VOTED BEST
SPECIALIST IN
1�
AJAX AND
PICKERING
I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude
to all my patients, the philosophy of kind
hands given in service and generous hearts
,given in love can be formidable at times. It
requires dedication and teamwork. Therefore
I would tike acknowledge my indebtedness
and appreciation to my staff, my colleagues
and the nurses at Ajax -Pickering General
Hospital.
Dr: X suttoo
/1
► r I
"THANK YOU FROM SWISS CHALET AJAX &
PICKERING FOR VOTING US AS THE BEST ALL
ROUND & FAMILY RESTAURANTS"
,Bring this ad & receive'FREE
..soup with every entree.
:x .Valid until Nov. 10198. (Not valid on delivery)
Ajax Pickering
(905) 619-0343 (905) 428-2200
.„ ` Delivery (416) .439-1000 -Delivery (416) 439-1000
105 Bayly St. W. Ajax 1680 Kingston Rd. Pickering
FORTUNE
INVESTMENT
Thanks to all my valued clients...:
and to those who voted for me to be
#1 F.P. in Ajax, Pickering & area.
Also many thanks to my own staff
Debbie Fish • Diana Gillespie • Colleen
Guimond • Mary Anne Karpis
• Kate Stone • Brenda Vahey
Leanne Woolhead
• Cassandra Wright
• Deborah Woolacott
O-lot"ICHARDPRICE
Readers
Choice
swam
asp and
1998
BEST FINANCIAL PLANNER
335 BAYLV ST. W. AJAX 427-7000
12
WEEKS
TO YOUR
BEST BODY
EVER
-WOMEN IN MOTION
Health and Fitness Clubs
n just 12 weeks you can look and feel better than you ever
- have with the WOMEN IN MOTION
12 Week Jump Start Program
Work with our team of personal trainers and nutritional
consultants in our state of the art health clubs to achieve your
health and fitness goals in just 12 weeks!
CALL TODAY AND RECENE 4 BONUS WEEKS
FREE.,
For You '
For You Two Maternity is a
familiar name to most families
that have had a baby in the
past 10 years, so it's not a sur-
prise that For You Two Materni-
ty has won the Readers'
Choice Award for 1998.
Owner Linda Gilbert-Ged-
mintas, a life-long resident of
Ajax -Pickering, opened For
You Two Maternity in 1988 at
its first location on Hwy. 2 and
Whites Road in Pickering. In
1997, the business moved to a
friendlier shoppe at The Court-
aterni
THE NEWS ADVERTISER TUESDAY, October 6,1998 -PAGE 29
thanks i
Linda Gilbert-
Gedmintas
Jill Mason
Edward )ones: Quality investments
and financial services
Thank you Ajax and
Pickering! We are hon-
oured to receive the Read-
ers' Choice Award for Best
Investment Company. We
enjoy our work helping the
people of this community
plan for their financial fu-
tures, but it gives us an
extra boost to receive spe-
cial recognition.
With more than 150 of-
fices in Canada and 4,000
offices in the United
States, Edward Jones is
the largest financial ser-
vices firm in North Ameri-
ca in terms of offices.
Jones' broker Sharon
Mosher runs the Pickering
branch office at Dixie Road
and Finch Avenue. Paul
Smith operates the branch
office in Ajax, located on
Randall Drive in Pickering
Village.
Most Edward Jones
customers want invest-
ments that perform well
without undue risks. Your
hard-earned dollars are
too important to trust to
fads or investments that
simply aren't appropriate
for you. That's why we offer
a wide array of quality in-
vestments and financial
services tailored to your in-
dividual needs. Jones
serves individual investors
exclusively, offering a vari-
ety of investments includ-
ing GICs, government and
provincial bonds, stocks
and mutual funds.
Both Sharon and Paul
are committed to providing
you with the best possible
service, whether you're
just beginning to invest or
already have a sizable
portfolio, we'd welcome
the opportunity to get to
know you.
. on behalf of the suff and managenwnt of the
ALUNM CLUB SPORTS BAR & GRILL
We umuid like to thank all of our devoted patrons
and fnUmds for sharing with us
5 SUCCESSFUL YEARS AND FOR VOTING US:
BEST SPORTS BAR
!*BEST CHICKEN WINGS
*BEST WAITRESS (Mel)
Thank You,
Linda Kemp
yard in Pickering Village.
Linda and her dedicated
staff focus on customer ser-
vice. For You Two Maternity
boasts a 40 per cent referral
rate, thanks to the remarkable
service provided by the staff,
huge selection and great
prices.
In 1995, For You Two Mater-
nity was the proud recipient of
the Ajax -Pickering Board of
Trade's "Business Excellence
Award" recognizing the busi-
ness's commitment to continu-
ous improvement and quality
standards.
Linda is determined to
source wonderful maternity
%fashions direct from the manu-
facturers, offering affordable
styles that look good, feel good
and every mom -to -be will truly
love.
Preparations are under way
For You Two Maternity's 10th
anniversary celebrations.
For more information, tail
For You Two Maternity at 426-
2088.
Thankyou
Ajax & Pickering for giving us the best present to
Celebrate our 10th Anniversary
The Readers Choice Award for the best Martial Arts Club
Rig Sam Mufflial arta
For Men, Women, Children & Seniors
Readers
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or Fun, Fitness G Self Defenserd
Call today 428-8292 Ajax 36
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Thank you for your votes!
We appreciate the confidence in our firm!
Edward Jones is
1 Convenience
committed to serving the
Face-to-face meetings when
investment needs of
and where you're available.
individuals. From over
Timely Information
3,600 offices across
North America, including
Technology that gives you
two offices right here in
instant access to information
Ajax and Pickering,
on your account and other
we're committed to
investments.
giving you:
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To celebrate, we invite all clients
and readers to join us at the
Fall Classic Business Expo
Pickering town Centre
Oct. 8, 9, and 10
Investment guidance for
personal needs.
Call or stop by today.
Paul Smith Sharon Mosher
60 Randall Dr. Ajax 1105 Finch Ave. Pickering
(905) 426-6501 (905) 831-4611
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Panthers, Cougars each earn a win in home -and -home series
•
Cat
right
an
even
split
BY AL RIVF.'7T
Sports Editor
PICKERING — The Pickering
Panthers salvaged a split with the
Cobourg Cougars in a home -and -
home series in Ontario Provincial
Junior 'A' Hockey League regular -
season play at the end of last week.
The Panthers made their first-ever
trip to the Cobourg Memorial Arena
to play the Cougars Thursday night
and suffered a 4-1 loss. The next
night at the Pickering Recreation
Complex, the battle of the cats
swung in the direction of the Pan-
thers who posted a 5-2 victory.
The Panthers responded with an
all-round team effort and more spir-
ited play Friday night, notes head
roach Rod McGillis.
The victory ended a three -game
losing skid for the Pickering ju-
niors.
"We really talked more about atti-
tude. putting the team first and stick-
ing to the game plan," says McGillis,
recalling his pep talk to his charges
before Friday's contest. "We went
out and gave a good team effort. The
players really focused in on what
they had to do"
For the first time in three games,
Players
sought
for
squash
event
AJAX —
Players are
sought for the
Ajax Squash
Club's annual
0 k t o b e r f e s t
Squash Tourna-
ment on Friday,
Oct. 16, starting
at 7 p.m.
Beginners are
welcome to play
in the event at the
Ajax Community
Centre's squash
courts.
Cost is only
$5 for members;
$7 for non -mem -
hers.
Deadline to
sign-up is Oct.
14.
For mono . in-
formation, call
John Lenhardt at
416-331-4374
(pager) or Fred
Dizig at 683-
5759.
the Panthers dictated the flow of the
contest and were rewarded with a 3-
0 lead after the first period and a 4-0
bulge at the end of 40 minutes.
Scoring in Friday's win for the
Panthers were Joel Johnston, Luc
Chiasson, Tyler Middlebrook, Mar-
cel Redman and Toza Crnilovic.
In Thursday's game, the Cougars
were full value for the win over the
punchless Panthers.
"Cobourg played well on Thurs-
day. To go into Cobourg, you have to
put in a good effort to win there.
They gave us a good run and we did-
n't pay the price;' says McGillis.
T.J. Kemp was the Panthers' Ione
goal scorer in Cohourg Thursday
night.
The Panthers have a tough week
ahead of them. On Thursday night,
they travel to Kingston to play the
first -place Voyageurs. On Friday, the
Panthers are on the road to Lindsay
for a date with the Muskies.
On Sunday, the Panthers return
home for their second meeting of the
season with the Ajax Axemen at the
Pickering Recreation Complex at
7:30 p.m.
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HAIRSTYLISTS REQUIRED
pin Valentino s/Dream team
voted e1 1997 a 1998 Read-
ers Choice award for best sa-
lon an0 tient stylist in Durham.
N you want to earn above
average wages . team bo-
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to 487 Wesbxy R6 S . Unit 16
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tun and part time available
Fun provided ovided Hourly
wages Plus bonuses Form".
enthusiastic and responsible
individuals only Ides for
homemakers For trmermur
all Pt"s at 905178-2010
ATTENTION Housewives,
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openng new tetrsaks office
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in college/rnnersify p°bkca-
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Al DRIVERS Required Full
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search, a pre-empioyrnerll
drug screen and! USA driving
expenence Appy in person
with relerenoe to J a M Tire
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Intertuonal Inc 717 Drake
St Oshawa, Ontario Only
Canddates contacted for an
imerview veli receive a reply
BEAUTY SALMI requires li-
aruea assistant manager for
Ajax salon Salary or com-
misstonlbonus/INohit shah"
Also part omt stylist for
Oshawa ahs Ape. Call Cynthia
905 42"180
BUSY FRIENDLY
AJAX SALON
requires
experienced
Hairstylist.
Good wages plus
commission.
Call 619-8057
MmTnon - KM MAIN
salon Will" and ion W" for fill am w
time help Please all
1905)686-1918. ask for Joe.
CAMPET CLEAN rel F
fife andtime. must have
awn car. ac�r (905) 577814.
40 NEW
OPENINGS
$12 tS To START
Due to the busy holiday
Season coming i0t'1 Inaf-
keoing firm must fill
FT/PT positions iD house -
':w_ wares and select sports
-..-�, items. No experience.
Trainiog is ptrovidod. Call
for interview iBfo...
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CARPENTERS
REQUIRED
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Finish Trimming a must.
Good Drivers license.
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(905) 430-3477
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YOU do not wish your reply sent, simply
place your application in an envelope
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advertisement and attach a list of such
names. Place your application and list in
an envelope and address to: Box Replies.
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your list your application will be
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directly to Oshawa This Week, will not
be forwarded to the file number.
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indicated by the instructions in the ad.
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Pickering
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FULL & PART TIME
HELP WANTED
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9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Men and Women with cars, trucks or vans arc
needed to deliver Tekphwae books in the
Durham area, including Oshawa, Ajax,
Pickering, Clarington, Port Peng,
Northumberland, Port Hope, Coburg arced
surrounding areas.
Must be 18 years of age or older, have car
insuraince and be able to work daylight hours.
Paid by contract - No deductions.
CALL TODAY
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Monday through Friday, 9 to 4:30.
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program!!!
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with two storeset-ups. Warehouse
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STORE PREPARATION STAFF,
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2449 )
FULL TIME 3rd or 41h year
electric apprentice for com-
PART-TIME
BINDERY WORKERS,
for 49 unit Plus commerwl
•
mesal and residential work
ORDER PICKERS
condominium bulldog Ex-
penence preferred Please
1 w 4i
Must have good working nab
4s. good tools and Iransporta-
People Needed Immediately!!
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unit tot. Oshawa Ont L1H
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Scholar's choice/Moyer has a
RECRUITMENT - We are
'joking for a person to do re-
full-time work.
• Whitby, Bowmanville -Immediate
Whitby,
immediate openings for Part-time Retail
quired installation of Gas
piping a venting in new resi.
dentias Construction Fax re -
openings for men and women to help
d onebar my per wale in
the Dumam Reggn inter-
Educational Consultants at our new
s°"1t 1O ( )' �'a
HEATING a A/C Techwecian
with two storeset-ups. Warehouse
vteffing and testing people.
Please
Ajax Store location. This position
work, shelf unloading,
K
call (416) 495-0900
star Plus.
Co mpry beetits. 1 -BOB -1 w
7054 for rib.
required. Oil burner 1 a Gas
k.Opstocking,
general work. Openings right now on
requires energetic and creative
Fitter II AIC exp. an asset.
own 1004 a must, truck an
RETAIL POSITION available
tor pan time 20 - 30 hours per
a shift, evenings and some
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individuals with a retail, ECE or
asset Cal (so5w35-6674
uc. MILLWRIGHT. Full-hme
weekend work.
week Weekdays. everngs
educational background to assist the
• Pickering, Ajax - Bindery Workers
and weekends Oshawa Cen-
Oiswrery Tot's if uigentiy
wreukats ler Our
7-3 Drop resume in person.
and General Labour (no ex .needed),
re Responim sible• 'cable per-
ton Appy Fik
retail team with sales tasks, customer
Full benefrts/twage negotiated.
also experienced Order Pic ern.
to 0 227.
Oshawa TWeep, PO Box
2
service and children's activities for day,
Coregated Mani Business
sena resumes to Jen Bate.
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"Ifety footwear, ability to work in
Fngllsh necessary.
.apply: Global Human Resources,
recruiting Wednesday, Oct. 7, loam
to 3pm, at Don Beer Arena, 940
Dillingham Rd., Pickering (off
Brock Rd., South of Bayly.)
recruitin Thursday, Oct. 8, 10am to
3pm at 7ackson's Touch of Class-,
104 Consumers Drive, Whitby.
or apply Weekdays 10am to 3pm at
Global office, 777 Warden ave.,
11217, Scarb. (S- of Eglinton.)
EXPERIENCED HAASTYLIST
and Nil Techrwcw ILII or
Dart time With some clientele
for busy salon in Pioltering
Salary pus commission Cap
427.4110 Atli for Linda
FULL TIME ESTNETICIAMS
requred. Pickers" Town Cen-
ler Cad Keay at (9051 831 -
CM to arrange ever M -
GENERAL LABOUREN re-
^uired for woodworking stop
Fax resume o (905)723-3945
GENERAL LAWURER, need-
ed for res-aent4v new home
construction sot. 3 to 5 years
expene ice Must have own
1rmtsportown
905) 850-9 -0 Please can
GREAT JOBtt EXTREME FIT-
NESS. Caudal s It Fitness
Club a =C=..3100 00
sq n O
erng. We are cunerwir 9M-
oN omdRepdos�SUN lot ft 110�
boas -s
REPS. -T LE EMARKETERS - A
w
quo ir�years
Fm= Club �prpen
efu a pkfs.. but not nieces
say Fax Resume to John
905.426.7880.
HAOSTVU{T - tug bmwpaft
lime For busy dddM's W
12on 85-11) Lae µt6)
NAIRtMW M"Edll tia
media". Exp. required Ha
RESTAL'RA'YT
Requires
ienced
SERVING
STAFF
For lunches only.
Apply in perskm,
774 Liverpool Rd. S.
Pickering
Icily rue
pprowng again Mm funni
fun -lime and pan -time Driv-
a's Incense a must Serous
appNcan1-s Phase ala
MAIL TECH for tartawig salon.
experience preferred. call
905-5711-0700
NAA TECHNICIAN won dwa•
tele for busy toning and fah..
hug satin 436-93M
a drs new
dult earners for riews-
aper delivery to
ousehotds between 2
ori - 6 a.m. Mon. - Sat
dude a must.
Call 1-800-268-7742
ell, Dsfuwa. Orman" LIM 71_5
ROYAL CANADIAN Legion Br
322 Aiax. Ont Now accepting
appnations for thie Food
:dlerwrg contract at the Alan
Legion Interested partes
please sena n respires to
P C.L. 111 Hurt St. Apx. DTI(,
L'S 7 P3 Attu M Fitzpatrick
Closing Oct 241%
SHORT ORDER COON - rrnd-
n,11m to 7 am Call between 7
a m . 12 now 1139-6123
T"RMNG ESTHETICIAN
,00krig for a qualified esUiep-
aan With or wdhola the tele
.,ad Christine 905.571-1250
'Snp)
TOW TRUCK Dperaaor for
Ajax.'Pickerng area Must be
25M or older (for wisuranot
purpous). experience neCes-
sarY. berlelits available. Fax
resume to 663-7335
SUCCESSFUL HAIRSTYLISTS
WANTED'(or those who won
to be) 2 years a riance a
some dwft a peferred THE
WILD FLOWER ARTISTIC
HAIR DESIGN(905)430.2t13
WANTED: Exprrerlttd Lire
cooks Appel in person, Mon -
sat . iii, Gnsanti's Res-
taur m. whilby No phone
railsplu
W011a ATproNOow - assm-
n Mak r For bra o pa t
ape all 24 his toll-Ime 1-
888-771-7409
1 plAca
PMT -TIME tMSINEU per-
son Good to don letter. book-
keepdq Colimpul-
er exp. (�Whiles�a Sheppard)
Appy (9t35b37-2750 or
(416)822.1601
MUWANCE COLS KUW
Requires an experienced
commercial property in-
surance broker. Must have
Ipwwkdge of meroson Office
Suite, poem broker Will good
gpkg Stas Fax 1-1905 342 -
evening and weekend shifts.
Knowledge of a computerized point of
sale system would be an asset. If you
would like to become a part of our team
and want to help make learning fun,
please fax or e-mail your resume to:
Human Resource Co-ordinator
P.O. Box 4214 London, Ontario N5W SW3
Fax: (519) 455-2214
E-114" hwmanresourceeschaiars on ca weDaiy:
www scnoHars on ca
EMBROIDERY
Full Time embroidery machine
operators required. Must have at
least one year sewing experience.
I-ocated in Ajax area. For interview
call (905) 683-6301 ask for Wilma.
THE PERSONAL TOUCH
1B>�ROMEAT LDUTED
1 sr.e HWABMIe
50 AZ DRIVERS
2449 )
required.
PART-TIME
NATIONAL
Experienced
Work t0 suit
SALES STAFF
your schedule
req'd for
9105) 434-5110
maternity shop inR.A.
FESTER'S
Pickering Village.
TRUCKING
2 eve.,2 mom.,
Rational
wknds- every 3rd
AZ DIMVM INAMTED -
weekend off
Small Caring compary, offer -
426 -2088
ng be" pa rage. pus W
� salon. Great
Get settled before �.
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2449 )
Centre requires sales person
P«: -int (905)831-M20
NATIONAL
LW LL CMMIENED Ac-
pct
fesume b 905838 Fax
NOW CIFAMEM . pan hme.
experienced, must have
POST
courMyK requires a book-
keeper/eceptionist went ex-
r wing AMW to 905 -428 -
9223.
ar,
sutuble for retired ppeersons.
Canada's nett/
perience n prepmtion ofSenors
records
RMYE
For senors 9*W,.
Rational
PaYnOd and related
905-5079899.
0717.
per require aaQWt
" `eortingMMrrdtY►e form.
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NOMBUJUS. MUM stud-
carrier's for hews-
mend posaim. until Manctf 1,
SAM PMOif88810MAt8. No
ents. pan tinwe tekmartetimunp
sadme to those t6
paper delivery to
elivbtwn.
1999. Rely to File Maj.
oshma 7t.
prospecting! " Oommis-
suis.
positionc
years of age a older $7.IxY
hour. N training piON" b
honseh
2-6 a.m. Mon -Sat.
Wesk. P.O. Boit
491.Oshna. Ontario. L1H 71.5
vested reneagls. W
a" incomnid
e, e model,
those whoCal"
Vehicle a must.
1
Co mpry beetits. 1 -BOB -1 w
7054 for rib.
Defy
arrange an immtiew. 3p.m. b
1-800-268-7742
st+iea
0 your
UCEUM DEta1 feedaleb
for fast grovvkg heal We
PAMMTB• TEAp1EN8 and
anyae who loves children.
new home ProgiaAnOU
vroe
ImmtXtialely. Pleased prafes-
72 or esaee 40) -
phone (905) 578
Oiswrery Tot's if uigentiy
wreukats ler Our
sinks sales person to imAe
neputaOk busilesiles 10 par-
AWAME
1220
= MY 0 season.
ti n pr
N
mUwu�D lye
Sell edNraBofW toys, books.
Odnnnes. sdlware. FtetdMe
ers to Me community Ecol
�UIrBS IICBDSBd
required for fulltime ppobi�-
tions. Please caB OshawE
hours Itoete parties. Wes
ale. ExlceBerK sunt-
� wmmasion base0 in.
wire. MMM hive ow vehicle
tlOdy rMpaK person.
Centre HN�, May or
fire 905
, irrttfrtives.
NndM.00 des106
For more kdonnation (905)
or tats resume to:expencaedaoe
MUst bE ful6,
^i
at 905-
M 431F16N.
collision repairs.
LIONT TMIMnn9-
.
awl T�
Freon iMPrwctowl
I n. wOnfdnO ayerlerla i PAY AS 7100 80 Gym. No lure framing so ,
re
ramy . go 1ped bpas. Up b yI d .. rsldp re�lrirdd. Pay as able 10 work weeks nth. 3
RN
$9.50. Pickering 1AroupN Pau 0 NO COENVOWAN. Stor WINI ifs. Pft, East te.
Oshawa areas. Car an awl.as YOU WM'
elk VA be iNaviewirg x Utf wMllR UM". MS*A y,
Os1aw0 UrHemployer - PC&%*. no FUNOW ae Mph in Person b: N pk*w-
tre. On Ridrwoftd Stt E. Carl.0000 as YON tp d10 sdPpids. 1691 Pidcakg
wa, ore TNtlsdy, Oplober 111, 01Kr �r%• On un, pg
horn 930 a.m. - 2 p.ML rddfkgls F. WMklds 9 l at l earn i300 weds
CAME OECORArM, agert-
a m. • P.M. 1035 Bnim Rd..e
� (905)427-977
ly Dan Niue lm MlN+O
thxkawe aM Bttlab FT. Iii
tjtdfe 905-4M9223 have
—0 ally. Apply wa m-
TELOMIMIfETEIIt nju0e0, full
lebbUlWA wwoNs WIN as IM for
OKUP Of lax rmm VIM
sums 0: Baker's TAW. 227
ImwW lade. hourly plus
two to IYvreY. Please ala
r wing AMW to 905 -428 -
9223.
Sim SL E. Oprla
� WMA Prdidnad.
427 -Ml
LMA Can Oliver needed for
MACHINE ASSEMBLER re-
quired lot manufacturing
company in Ajax Must know
now to meld, phone Norman
(905)863-9223
SURVEYING COMPANY re-
quires Senior AutoCAD Op-
eraw. son desk exrewrce a
must Fax Resume to 905-
725.9957
WELD[Rfff ERS - Structural
steel fabricator located in
Oshawa requires smrnneaiait
full time experienced welder/
fitters May require everw"s
and/or weekend work Weld -
,ng ddiet a clef ,, asset Fax
resumes to (905) 728-66M
1 HOeoAal
M.etr a
AJAX medial office needs
Dart time
ionist/01fice
Worker Telephone go COM -
Puller skills re juile Fax re-
sumeto 9055189
FOR CONTRACTS: PS W'S
Now interviewing for conifiet
Positions wittun Durham Re-
gan for new Hamm Services
Company Must have Own we -
rode Resume ala references
required. For *pt. 905-427-
9988
NEALTN CME Workers
PS W. M C A. or H S.W cer-
tificate C PR a FA Valor
driver's license, own vehicle
a police dearmice cad 905-
5 2112, Mon -Fn . 9am-
LIN. RPM. Oso: perm.
pi"-
wer wedlerid To work with
Wrm
hysicsly. medially cu-
thialts a ddldnn un-
der 5 Fax resume: 90548-
3112 by Wed Oct. 1481198
nuses. EV -dM. require
DENTAL OFFICE. 2 ppoossaaions
s1n0es and teams, for flat•
available Part-time AssKfant.
best For Omafo High",
Tues/Thursait. Pan lire a e -
some Wcnnpeg. Home wee-
ceptilortrist. evenings; a Satw-
days Call btwn. 9-5. Mon.-
kelnds. require one year ex-
Fn.,905.721-8091.
pernlce, and a police aD
sera*. 705.357-3938.
1 Orye/e
Wooled
CABMIET MARM require
for nipsbiij shill. Fall exeed
LMA Can Oliver needed for
ericea ana Atlas need nee
children ages 4 a B. rtlpertc-
es i ex erierat repuired. Cal
Only apply Please IN resume
905-5079899.
b (905) 983-9714.
MAtfMr rgelred in mor home,
018PATpEN a Tow Truth
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drivers. an stjfMs for Major
aweL PWM
fa
lowing wmpny in Apoll'ick
eig area. Cal 905.417-0903
OR-*
EXPENENCIEDa MItLMNMMIIT,
long tam >MnD. same a -
tltMlr 2/ILANw000 area. W
171 an asset. Bit. 2 yam ex-
ex
Nabk daycare to my home.
ANonlij rales. Mor""_
495-0941 Staff Ptie. (418)
kid FIN . 8 wendas i up
.,,r{..w.v,'"keX.'►i�AixT.r�a!'1`�•y'> �-
Day Care
Available
i
LOVING daycare available In
my home. BroCk/MijOr Oaks.
affordable rates. CPR a First
Aid and more! (905)426-3964
DICKERING Dearth / RNI•:
Loving dayore: 18 months to
12 years Daily outings
'fenced backyard and park).
Crafts. story time. music, nu-
tritious meals a snacks. First
Aid. C PR. certified. Non-
smoking, receipts. 905-428-
1244
1 Ewobp- K
WNW
NOT NEARLY READY TO
OUIT . Canadian businessman
with strengths in sales, mar-
keting and promotion, took
very early exit package.
Looking for steady part-time
job in this area Excellent
communicator. Perfect Eriq-
ksn, Fax 905-428-6539. Phone
416-520-7373.
1 Firewood
IOZY HEAT FIREWOOD, ex-
cellent very best quality hard-
wood, guaranteed extra long
time fully seasoned, cul 8
split Honest measurement.
free delivery. 905-753-2246.
ABSOLUTELY THE BEST - top
qualityseasoned hardwood.
Serving Pickern' Ajax Who
by and lktuwa. Cale
DURHAM FIREWOOD
427-5278
FIREWOOD
FOR SALE
Cut, Split &
delivered.
$60/face cord.
Call Jerry
(9051619-1363
eCt 1061
4'x8 x12' - 564 4•x8 x16 -
S69 Discount on full bush
cord Fra Delivery Dshawa
area Buy Local a Save Big
Savings Days: 705277-3381.
ION free from Oshawa even-
ings 905-434.4665
1 Ccrfw
Ba►9•n
BROTHER MFC1950MC Fax
Scanner Primer/copledkks-
SAW Centre. like new. $425
2dr lateral fit. bladd. locking.
Nee new $125 905.420-3332
ITS Sun= COLD OUTSIDE
ynd were uvirq a window
extravaganza. Greet prices on
our VINYL REPLACEMENT
WINDOWS erperlW nsalled
Baycrest ftrkhrati is
(905)576-6525.
►IER ONE WICREM lovesat
and cushions $100. back oak
edensrOn able 5150. 3 Sec-
tional black dtaninaed wall
Teff. (906) 839-0125
1 Arracke
11 PC. Oueen Anne cherry -
wood. ding room set Brad
new. still packaged. cog
$11.000 Sacrifice $4.500.
(416) 255-0285.
12 ft. above ground pod wenn
Vhater and aK equipment.
., help take down. $700.
Call Kirk or Hope 432.1863
(stip)
2 LAMMIATMO MMCMKS-1-
26x26 Orytech hard top: 1-
32x48 rytechAnoorn press
Both in tikcet
lent v
IRttal Value $7000) Perfect
small tousiness opiponurkly, tot
amination of_posers. prints
etc Wil sell 53500. par. Cal
Sav at 728-M (snp)
3 WHEEL TRIUMPH SCOOT-
ER, excelen wehOltion, new
batteries. batteryhuger kill
coded, acing $1608 call
905-683-5354.
9 PIECE OAK o" noon tar
k. $IND. Mans bbl and
bookcase h adboWd. $150.
Landscape mirror. 550. Mont
668-1982.
LEOM 'Am". up to 1/
$9.99 tainage from $19.99,
le t�lkyxBl�,W NW bom $6.99.
va 59015-729-SMGot MIN
Delta
A U CI MBESWEEPS.
Special dftm
caps. as low as SN
.00 past
m%" aressaw V5.00 No
FREE ESTIMATES 9mmrWlMond
T741.
LUT FINONTIMO (a0 IBM):
crib. wnlamm wwrediregsiff, wait obtag, SON, ,
a 0ader olmlrLKee VM 4M.
old, extenlnl canOp w, ask -
ng $1,OD0.905631-8935.
em, BLACK moo bon corstopeft ar-
t essilmkU. mmai Wmmiond.
$1.200. sallaMice 5490.
(41605.026]
NEYEILEO GLASS S O MS dl -
viler, 3 park, katlMr biit-
Ing, approdmgb sloe 7 Net
high by � feel wide. Cal 9i16-
RENT To OWN APPLIANCES.
new i hill1015- 9 or 1-1100.790-
5502.
1 GIa a
cele
nsNlethe
ondInstr has custod
window coverings. Vertical.
Venetian, Shutters. Free esti-
mates. (416)-227.7777 or
(905)-660-0072 or 1.868-369
0555.
DRAPES - (blinds 3r br!0,
41' wide), matching shower
curtain. Oriental design, Like
new 905-427-1822
BEDDING - Ouvel cover -
(queen), bed skirl (double).
pillow -shams a sheetsblue
focal 'new 905.427-1822.
BARRDAY BODY ARMOUR -
Size 44 Comes with two bal-
listic pads and with both inner
b outer carrier Brand new
July/98 $500 obD 905-438-
8839 (snp)
CARPETS SALE L
1heft lor
so
STOCK CAN trailer 25/16 ban
S
axle. 1 ton wiled . 8rt
klOk
ra and aluminum ramps.
$2000Opti. 1.705.328.2212
PINHOAK FURMTURE...En-
tertainmtnt units. Home of-
fice. Dining Room. Kitchen.
Bedroom and Custom
Designs, our Craftsmen have
been handbuil0irg die higte^t
quality solid Pone b oak junk -
lure for the home since
1974_ Drop in and see our
State W the An woodworking
facility and let us show you
how fine furniture is
made our motto . There is
No Substitute for Ouali-
y'. Traditional Wuolwork-
inq. 115 Norm Port Road (S
off Reach Rd.) Port Perry 905
985-en4.
tits W car-
pets. 100% nylon stain re-
CARPETS - lots of carpel.
lease, carpet 3 rooms $339.
100% nylon, new stain re -
(30 sq. yd) Includes carpet,
Mase carpets on hand. I will
premium pad and trlstalla-
carpet 3rooms. $349 Price
tion. Free estimates. carpet
includes carpet. premium W.
repairs Serving Durham and
expert installation. fast deliv-
surroundinq area. Sam 905-
ery. free estimates (30 yards)
686-1772.
Norman 686-2314
CARPET SALE. Call and Save
USED FRIDGES $195 and up.
up to 50% Off large selection
used ranges $125 and up.
Of color anddesign. customer
used dryers $125 and up.
Satisfaction guaranteed For
se her $23n and up.
free estimate am Mike. (905)
operated
431-4040, (416) 822-8226
washers and dryers at low
COMPUTER FACTORY.
antes New brand name
idgft i48G up. new left
Amazing school s cal 1
free
l0 0 ran with clock and
Year no payments. scan-
plass door $479 and up, wide
ser 266"Ifffix foaled. imemet.
selection of other new and
primer software and more
$16
used appliances Call use to -
wt (oac) 1 -OW -515-
5545 Free fldrvery.
day. Stephenson's appianc-
es 154 Bruce SI Oshawa1905)
KING-SIZE bed. GIBBARD
576-7448
solid cherry headboard.
GARAGE door repairs. broken
sheens. duvet nduded. SSW
G.E. washer/dryer M1 fond. 5
springs ales, rofiers. open-
yrs.Wd $400/pr. Moflat tri
ers installed 416-336.0073
slow 15 good 5
1 Anita
bo SMprrs9�43D-1 6
np_yytl
DEMETRIOS wedding Gown,
AMTIQUES7Absol•leyI Ad -
size 9 pad $3.000, will sen:
wA- always valuable, usually
51.000re rig coo n set. white
tree, Pwchasaiq outright a_
lacquer • buffet. no" 6
ala w/sorne antique COnf-
Chars. Urge able. 2 eaves.
Pols. Ino Now 10 glut con
pad $7500. ma sea: 52.000
srdertd). c omectim W any
Ikm desk. 62' long. wfkte.
qqu� tia�or
540 905631-4217
� � n
DISCOVER SCUBA DIVING!!
tM00rtrdt Do1lerY. 111 try tore
Classes now Staining Fal
$Pond o all glKres RoEen
Bowen Antiques- BrbOklin.
Scuba and Snorkeling equip-
mem sale now on Can
Win& 1901)6558019. tax
(905)
668-8566 Doe Sawa Saba
550
WWW divesource oom
CASH OR DEALS. We buy.
R YOUR SKINaster
olutionary
Sell. 8 more, Pay top dolor
for top nems tome aurid
Ow you are'Re
car audo. tools. CO's,
ami -apo system Clinicalvideo,
results f 4 weeks include:
. games.
421% reduction n wrrnldts a
monds, fumture. appliances
f905µ33--1785 905571.2274
154% increase m sen nim-
905)666 0004 (prefer w
cess a elasticity 100% chi
conditional Guarana. Do
ltms n working ortkr)
trout products muro 14117
MMUM
Fplasfic
DO you have valuable an-
Yo$paw win free skin are
aques or ante b1 -7 Let
for a year- For mho all 905-
us assist you in acftewrg son
728-8220 ext 2
INOW possible prices Cam
KITCHEN cabi*try
r Ga* Kafton
�r ceq Coo aUft' well
and co
and counter tops, amond otbl-
Of iriluoes stove and Gish-
nearly 3o years experkrice.
washer. $750 or stove and
pTbl1e 905 985 8161
drshwasl*r $300 (WS) ow
AVAILABLE Nov 1 Spacious
5877
FULL SIZE WASHER A DRY-
ER to sal. excellent working
conation, dean and well
mairfamed 5375 for One see
Full sue frost tree fridge and
stove, showroom condition
Indge 5400. save 5250 cam
FUTONS. MATTRESSES,
Bar s. Sofas. Bedroom
Suites. by Furniture. We
sock Brand Names like Sim-
mons, Palliser, Tngdd d
Hammer, The Best Duality at
me Lowest Price in Durham
Notions are always n stock
Ready to take back to School.
LUIGI's Furniture. 488 King St
W. Oshawa (905)-436.0860.
JET -ANI barbeeut stove.
5300.. Cothe take. kke new.
rosewood. square. 5250., 2
Of R.- teoarppeK $800- 12 x 10
Of the bM mouth
COW 5250.. (905) 687-9052
WASKM a OOYEN Exceknt
OOrndNiN. Will deNwer a hook -
can set. Dab
Non 0EO X -thick O mm&
ftM $0
in 011a � $1.500. Silk
SM (416)255-0215
OAK INIi1gf00m sq, bKM
and IrAcQ six foot table pub
oul 10 "a feet. 2 r7ptait
Gaits, 4 back dafrs.
Mt new. M7242 or 571-
7331 (SM)
OMORRONG
contuft
NFFINW desks, deft. hbML
��
891-3791.
POOL TMMK 8' aid 9' $We
OWiard tables for sale. Can
905.420-tf113
WEOrA11 - Quality wooden
drds S' X 6' bwn kit. only
BAW
La and SM�-
Qlr1gK MM decks. 761 Mc-
K6y Rd. unit 3, Pkdntninp. For
more Ho. cd 905.6192093.
- PANASONIC CD M AYEII
WBI ddad able taa a rem -
don. Asking 5225. BIG BOX
ban two BOOK tr Sion Subs.
((TMs Baby Poundsw Pd.
over 500. asMkg 5450. Also
s r d 8• Boss speakers
WIb lweels/croswvers $150.
AM car skrso $quip. lerdy
used. DORT WAS Bek nCnd-
lbk deal. (905)-427.1822.
at
1 Ane a
ill..
CRAFTE113 WANTED at the
Gift and Craft Showplace w
cated len the Cour ice Flea
Make$ am east W Oshawa
Let us show and sell your
Crafts directly 10 IN public
You do not have to be mere.
Cam 905-436-1024,
1 CemmpMO
11x1•
FREE N MUIET ACCESS.
Amunq top sear wt
site
staves you how! Cale 1-900
561 0070, tex1.2005, 52.991
min. Must be 1 Sys. SN -U
Am. 619.645604.
•1 It , I If
moydN
6ALED WOOD SHUMfINGS -
$325 . GST Cal 965-3740.
JAN WASELL ane oder
==San for $eek. Vd
9z. Cal Lar
pion 7064163.2703 (snp)
$IRA TZO puppies, k -OW,
first shpts. adorable, also
hand lePdayment oratpe wing Amar-
zones.plans
abk Cal 676-6015. awl
LHASA APSO pt41s for seek
5350 Maks a %own &al-
aw various cob- Re*
to go. (706)786-31124. Mm
ENGLISH Sit"I, liver and
wlft on year ow. n WW
male, ""ft fovini adult
twine. No charge. Day 4/6-
662-3092. Evenionp
1287.
S1111I AMNAOLE at priwb
Dam, north Wt** indoor a-
=%A'
tn $card K ' trash stall, lot.
cancer al �p9�999 ,
canard can.
Susan.
11 Atmorm/0Bu
ft OOWNPAYIIert - no tum
OW, good $Nation. StOlkq
at $199omoll 905 420
9066.(StmdaYs iltf app$•)
11 ��•
1973 JAGUAR -E- Type. V12
engine. mil curidnion, origi-
nal owner. 34,000 miles.
$35.000 certified. Call 728-
9471 by apps. Only.
1977 N4erb CMC lee Racer.
new 1397cc, polished 6 port-
ed. post-trac, Holy carp,
staved tires 51000 obo. 1-
705.328-2212 (sni
1914 GRAND Prat, 1984 Nis-
san King Cao 5800 each or
hest otter. Box trailer $250
Please call (905)436-7695.
1958 CHEV Nova
(Toyota
Corolla), excellent condition, 4
door, hatchback, regularly
maintained and oil rayed
SM. (416)225-68%,4p
19" CAVALIER R3, air. Sun-
roof. cruise. excellent mnrung
oorl0tkm, apprm 230K most-
y1y highway. $1800 Ge 905
706-1460
196E CORSICA, 160.D00kms.
$2895. art like new. 1988
Cavalier 140.00011ms. $1895.
cert 1990 Lumina $2895 cert
1986 Olds wagon cutlass
cruiser, fully loaded. $1195
cert 1987 Ford Van, $1895
CW 1966 Pate Ave. 5600 as
is. (905004-9759
1988 JAGUAR XJ6. 96.500
miles all Service records
avaiaDk. Dauldul car hath•
er interior. Pirelli tires. gun -
meal grey in colour, asking
Can R00ert 905649
1565
1961 PONTIAC GRAND AM
blue 2 door STD 4ry1
300.00 km Mas ,s ;.
evenings 905-619-0252.
1961 RELIANT wagon. 5
Spored, motor - clutch dole
25.000 India ago. new from
Drakes/M~ $775 1982
Dodge Club ab fill ext. 360
683-M ft good. $675 Can
1969 CHEVY 6ERETTA GT -
110.000 km, auta, air loaded.
very Chan. $4995 certified
Ask for Dan or Sonne 697-
0757
1919 PLYMOUTH Adaim
PS PS at 166 000 kms A-1
condition, only $2.600 cerh-
ffnd Pickering Rust CAect.
$31-2551
1916 COROLLA, U. auto"-
ic4 floor 1, 000 kill, good
conditon. $5.100 as is TNe-
pinor* (905) 937.25M
19" PONTiAC Grand Prix
SE 2 door Pam wipe. a-
ceWl condition, certified.
$4.700!X1 905.6664136
WWW.
CARCHOICE.COM
1991 - 2 Or, 5 slit. Poneac
Firefly 120.000 km ExCeOent
caidrtipi As org $2300 o b o
434-7188 or 4333-4793
1991 Stock Regal Grand
Sport, loaded. excellent con-
ditnon Low mileage Askxlq
171W Wan - evenings 723-
14W (SM)
1991 PONTIAC Grand Prix,
LE. great corkhtnon, only
98.000 elms (mostly
Hwy )ntw brakesTues, air,
till. certified. $6 8000. ram
905 623 8563
1992 CAMAMO IIS., power
wo
ndows. doors. and trunk
at, anise a bit. 25th Aokver-
sary. $9.000 080. call At
905-666-3628
1992 CAVALIER 79.000 Kul. 4
dr. auto. power odes. 4 new
fires, new battery. an. asking
$6.50670of best Wer. (905)
72&-
1982 EIANIRA OLS, auto, air.
fully loaded. drh•s kke now.
Dealer serviced. Only $4,890
, WIF Call Dan (905)44-
5706.
INS NAMW LX fuBY
loaded wo Sunrood. Looks
and run RM Itaia 59900. car-
_
M -
ESB 432-0!75 before 7
HN Grad Am SE, 4 dr., tall
loaded. Dank Wel aft- V6.
1151aas. OXBOW Co awe
was as" S600., reduced
IN $7999.olo. Cal Dianne B66•
4OS& (snp)
WE RNA=
EYERiumc
No turn downs.
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt;
bad credit; no
credit! If you
work; youdrivel
Lots of pre-
owned
vehicles to
Choose from.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDM CHEM
905-700-3498
11 for Isa
69 Grandam L.E. $2850 and
$7 celebrity S/W 1995. Both
cars in excellent condition
with NC,C, certlled or Desi Wier
683-73D1 or 428-1879 after 6
Pon.
BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lincoln
Town Car. While. with white
leather interior Sunroof, total
luxury car All options. great
Shape Certified $17.000 Call
Kirk or Hope at 432-1863
(snp)
OSHAWA AUTO CENTER -
acnvuuE REPAIRS LICENSE
NECHAMC $15.95 Lek, Dil
and Filar wo this ad. Also
Car cleanup. Reasonable
rales. Easy nano" a war.
racy available. 42 Reto•N•
Vowed C•nHle4 cut available.
1994 GRAND -AM, 4 or
$5.995 1994 SUNBIRD.2 dr.
auto 65995 1992 Z24 , aulo.
$6400 1992 Sunbird GT
$6 400. 1992 Geo Storm. 2 to
choose. $4900.1992 Astro
$7.900. 1992 LeBaron GTC 5
speed. $5.900 1992 Lumina
APV. $8.900.. 1991 Bonneville
$5.900. 1991 Sonoma 5 speed
$6.900.. 1991 724 5 speed.
$5.400.. 1991 Lumma Euro 4
dr $5.900. 1990 Taurus 2 to
choose. 1990 Sprint 4 dr.
auto. 1990 Z24 5 speed.
$3.500. 1990 Sunbud 4 (Jr.
$3.400 1990 Corsica 4 or.
auto. $3.600 1990 Cavalier 2
dr. auto $3.200 1990 Regal
2 dr. auto. $4.500 1989 Be
retta GT. 5-spd . $3600. 1989
T -Bird SC. 5-spd. $4900,
1989 Caravan, 54.900. 1989
Cavalier 2 dr auto $3,300 .
1968 Sentra auto. $2.400
1968 Grand Prix 2 M auto.
$3.900 1988 Mustang LX.
52.600. 1984 orvefte
$8.900. Custom 5-10 $7,900.
1973 Mustang $3 30C M•n-
Then . lam-I/m. Fri. lam-
7Pm. Sat gam - Sem Bey.
Sen. Tra••I 160 Srmcos St
5-0skswa 1905!404--1255
I
SALES LIMITED 1
I
i i I
TITANIC SALEI ROCK BOT-
TOM PRICES ON A LIFE SAV-
ING SELECTION OF UNSItIK-
ABLE CARS ANO VAN$ EC.
JUST DOCKED. - 91 Buick
L"re lid 'oaded. silver
grey beauty only $7 500 91
Tempo car, afro. 140.000
kms spottess and d*ap
$3.950 92 Jap YJ, aura of
sot top only. 4 0 pre 145.000
kms try 58.850. 95 Cavalier
5 speed, coupe. only 45.000
kms. zest $9.750 93 AerosW
vana-1. red and Sava rma
$6.600 95 Su afire. at.. auto.
green. only 57.000 kms. sale
$9.950. BON VOYAGE- 92
Grand Am. V-6. loaded, pris-
Ont while, 111.000 kms. Ian-
tastnc $7.500 93 Dodge Cara-
van SE. dark green, maps. car.
now $8.500.. 95 hrdly. 4 cyl..
auto. air. low kms. $7.995. 86
TOyoa 4 x 4 wagon, atesolme-
ly mord. 105.000 kms, only
$3.965. 93 Dodge Caravan.
Grand, an U t and iittsta.
$9.995. 92 Marc Sack G. S.
lust gorgeous. loaded.
$6.400., 93 Geo Slone Spon.
auto. 104.000 lent. now
15.995., 92 Sfr!bwd, Itavety
kcal.
me new Rill REAL
BOOS • 9T linhNln cen6 1F
W. perf•cl loaded. 129,000
kms, Nankin an baffle$ flow
(6500.. 92 Pada Ave., super
loaded. 127,000 kat. Made
on leather only $9.500. 92
Olds Delo 88 Rotation L.S.,
luxury and pntoe $6,850. FRA
TNESE ANO OTMEO FINE
1 rams Sff YOM AT CERTF
CAN AUTO CEffIN, 155
ION ST. WEST AT NN110BB1
OFoBI SLN�10$AVIiM
TO A 0000 NOME 1987
TNoybsup-PONy ombwk Turbo, Taw.
- Custom
mug
$0 -- $3.600. FUm plan 905-
066-8387.s*
05066.8387.snp.
Wiladial
1 ArlrOe
A a A AUTD- Cam trades,
boats. Mk pay S0 $10.000.
Cash on nM spot. Any CoKd-
Wn. iy lfw• Cal us ay
B 24 hams, 7 days, 30
min.me. service. 905800.50M or
905 -706 -MU
$76 b am for scrap ars a
trucks or fry scaKINn V li
des. 241c keds Towing. A0
OunMm Recw* as a
trucks wanted. TOP CASH
GUARANTEED (905)706-5740
or 037.9220,.
THE NEWS ADVERI7SER TUESDAY, OCTMER 6, !!!a -PAGE 33
1 •• 11 °' 11 w
lllrnond Ren ROK
CASH FOR CARSI We buy
used vehicles Vehicles must
be in runrtktq eXlridition. Cao
427.2415 or come to 479
UMISt East. Ajax
AUTO SALES- at
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
licensed recyckr and dealer.
$100410,000 ash on the
spot For ars. trucks -arty
condition Guaranteed parts
sold and repairs (906)686-
1771 days or (416)684.1121
evenings.
1 Trucks
for say
1971 GMC Jimmy. converted
10 pick-up. V8. 350cc. 4X4,
major work done. but netds
completion $1.000 839.1357
1962 S-10 350 V8. $1800 as
is.or _best offer Call
tyuolorrr rood
ilii GMC S-15. 2 5L. 4 ryt .
55pd arrom ass., mag nms.
Comes with onrrrnl S-15 nms
and Snow ares. 1001 box. new
clutch Asia $1200
AYARTA? MWS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
www.geocities.com/wall street/floor/
7657/ highriser.htm 1.
AJAX. 2 units 3-Oedroom
semi w,,o laundry $950.. 2 -
bedroom basement, 4pc hath.
$700.. both Bayly/Harwood
area available Nevlst Call
905-294--076D
dddddddddd. $1400as is. Can
AJAX. WESINEY/461 I bed -
Crap 905985 0294
room bsmt.study Walk to
vrW
amenities and go Non-smok-
1 no
4
ing Suitable for single adult
Whpo
5650 indlmve Also room for
1996 CHRYSLER CARAVAN
rem $350 inclusive (905)426-
86 elms . min condition. one
2941
owner $15,500. certified
AVAILABLE Nov 1 Spacious
905-401-1307 call everiongs
2 bedroom basement
19" Chev Malibu. 6000 km„
apl.barOwood nOOfS $800 in -
loaded red with grey woem
ckesive. GM Denise Morgan
balance of factory warranty
905-831-9500
618.500 434-2775
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. n
Whitby Apt building spa-
t Traders
clous. carpeted. newly palm-
ed. with Dakorry, Otte to bus.
1964 COLEMAN HARDTOP
sttoppriq' an int "' included.
SI 5 furnace good condi-
114`3111ag retuned, no Deft. 1
'Wo Telephone '905)
bedroom $690, 2 bedroom
61116,4273
$790 3 bedroom $850 Can
130-0134
000 Prowler
Stn
5th
BRIGHT 2 bedroom ba-MCM
wheel trailer 2618
Meet
sleeps 6. lure new. $9 500
apartment with side -door (^-
Hord new saw Odors. 3601
harnce. Nobelrldu0ed. $7501
wipe. almond $150 each Carl
o lh Available Nov 1St
965)666-195$
�, ZAVhila Rd arm Cart
np_yytl
Auto Lawming
1
MIOOKLM.we bedroom
apart November Ist. f510
BARGAIN RENTALS ,.om
pilus hydro Also one large
540r, mo mciuoes KM 6 n-
room. avaalEk now X95
surAoCe Pickering Cash 0 K
rno Winters rlClldtO Cpl
(905) 655-55n
416'-937-9742
CENTRAL OWwa. urge 2 a
• Marline
bedroom aCartmems aval-
able December 1sl in well-
iri6 36 CRL63E1t3 MC twn
'^simant0 building tldse to
_6C Mercrursm 233 hours
(9 723-09 7unembn P1test rale
(905)723-0977
New canvas fult galley.
sleeps 6. town c w*bon. Pot
MONTH OSNAWA limn
Oammgton Manna $47500
bright urge 3 earoom with
25 226
hardwood floors. air. dmh-
OUTSIOE STORAGE 'nr boats.
•
wrasher. Parking and scrape
faCltbes Slit professional
ars 4 affil s
5900 plus hydro (905)420 -
lige
mc Wiidt Sales,m4"JU Thidr
J157
son Rd Nom M*I 9rookhn
905.655-8010
WHITBY. Large 3 -bedroom
11 s
arge eat -111 kitchen in triplex.
:ertraity located. SM -hydro
For Rol
Aval Novi (905! 509-1605
.tames
11 •
HARMONY /4t1 area, 1 -bad-
^` baiemem apartmernt.
• -
seff-comairkd Fireplace.
.ncnen, aro• pacify ard very
,;lean available immediaefy.
oar" $SM • kAlmes -(S70/
mo ) Cat i 7051277 9961
LARGE BASEMENT Apart-
ment Avaiade Oct 15
Frage stove able. kmilres
nduded "Op/nwmh For
more information all after S
C .. 579.3682.
LUXURMS ONE bedroom
:ond0 apartment ruily fur -
rushed, located on AIaA wa-
terfront Pod lenne; court.
wed5950 riala
• I
1 nw" o
P"ng w�ndWed 1905) 940 -
room apt. svaiaMe film. 1.
Fridge. sever neat. Ifydro n-
pdauftd.. $678/mo.
5369ofevakltIf 263-
25M.
apco�hada, nwp AApoarab,N!r!fmmm•A11
bb•dr am apartmern, $i60
mmtlKy, bus rorKl, Pant ROJ
HNsid•. l05676�1.
2 b vw bas•mw apt
Sep- alamto. lndrdirq uNli
tial Wk, one -car parking.
Fstll WMI-sNoba or peps
p okir•0. $750i'mo. A adable
iwa•dalklif Of NOW 1. Mlaja-
OakUSMCk Pick" . 905-
619-1509.
05619-1509.
AGES ST., OSIIII 2-0EO•
mm SPaooim main Boor
of hoxv. $silted yard, paddrg
kiw stove nolle$ 5725 an
AvANow. est. Can -436-
Am Baci!da apt. Amit.
OG.15M.. S551Vmo. all wcw-
sire. Iwo required. Sep.
Bob,. Non-smoker. Can ager
GPOL (905"86.0347.
AJAX SOUTH, large bright
chant 1 bondrow basemen
apt. 0.0 tltdlhn, oclgb tub,
awxhy/WrLdog, no smokers/
psa, 5675. firstAast. Avail
Jim a Dome. 906
661 ' I'
NOKTN OULUM Super large
bedroom. Extra argil bal
ray. Men managed Wilt bubo-
tnp. Cmuokd attrance 5624
Bed. fable. pal lm No dogs
NovJDec 1st. 905.579 -SW
AMARAMLE OW 2 bedroom
4WU-N. -WAY kxybd.
5696hrn0ntly. Includes fridgel
stove. coin Kawov twain.
and panting. Cal 5762151.
2 WEDROOr AWIRABLE m
IEDIKIELY 2 - Ice i - 350
Mabpa RQ, Oshawa. and 946
Man" St.. Oshawa From
$700 per anti A irnriNive. No
pets Please alt arrylkal.
(905)-576.6724.
M betlroom baseman apt.
PmWe erMrince. Landry. 2-
ar faarlorg $650. ulum n-
clifilf No require
ro p•Ls
rekrerlces rcqulred. Nae
atoll" OCL 15.426-3405
TWO BEONOOBI apt.. witnn
waft
CeWe
trV distance to DOM
e 5695 heat a hydro in-
rsusive. ar 9054040905.
SPACIOUS well-maintained 2
bedroom apts Avail at 900
and 888 Glen St Some with
walk-in closets paint provid-
ed Close to schools. shop -
or* centre. GO Stalan Utik-
ties included Cas 728-4993
OSHAWA 2 bedroom one -
mem apt separate entrance.
firs%ast $550 month plus hy-
dro No pets Oily
tenam Can (9051655
OSHAWA CREEK central lo-
atian 2 bedroom $800 3
bedroom $900 4 bedroom
plus den $1200 All utilities
irirJurded Laundry room ensu-
nk 576-2925
OSHAWA- bachelor base -
merit Hosprai area. self con-
tained. able, central air.
padurn non-smoker x{00/
month 1st and last Relkrg
Oct 1st Can 905-571-2665 af-
ter Spm
PICIKERING. ' 12 bedroom,
basement apt separatt en-
tmce. Partial laudry a-
ble. NISI S Last. 5675 OGrmo .
no pets, rNtrences required.
905-d39-,%41
RO6EMNIUSH1E"Mo.
Urge ' r old 2 oedroom
apartment. separate laundry
facilities. aoplances. $950!
woo snouted umfi s
available immediately oto
pets Can 839-55?9
SOUTH 03HAWA :lean.
bedroom basement all
mart Bus at Trow door po-
vat entrance Am inclusive
Available Oct 15. references
required Looking to ungle
gretperson tsulast required
905-579-4051
Br;ht. spaCXLs 2 8 3
apts Utilities incl
Ccse to schools, Shop -
pi"; and 401 Transit
right past your door For
aGt cat'
721-8741
TWO one bedroom acts M
Gave Ave b 176 Warren :or
roc including nag and hydro.
tndge stove Available im-
riedatey Frsvast Also
OOkveeAAve�233-1age � reed. 98
TWO BEDROOM .,over apt in
Br-)Gu,n separate entrance.
utilities radiated. 4-&Y
$abaft*$. snpk garage.
$700 /ml non-smokers no
pets 905.655-3379 7am-
5pm
1 r Rome
YOU CANNOT
AFFORD TO
BUY A HOUSE:'
a M from $700rrrfonth
J Not bad+ Downpavrnwft'f'n
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
car riwik.xxx now it iawr r
1 r••a a
Mn
AMA DASA DO We have a
home for you. $500. down
Choice • 6 rrnbmhs If" or free
legale or reduced mo
rail From f7501mOrlh cele in
clusive. Income requirement
from $27.500 gross. Call
Ken Collis, Coldwen Banker
(905)728-9414.
2 + 1 BEDROOM 2 bathrooms.
northwest Oshawa Good lo-
cation. Great double garage
Large yard Close to an
amenities Appliances in
home $1100 + utdifes Avail-
able Nov 1st. Call Anthony
723-1362 (snp)
3 behoan house. 2 -car ga-
rage. 2 acre hobby farm. 3 -
Stall horse ban with hydro.
finished basement dose to
schools and plaza Whitby/
Oshawa border $1200 plus
utilities 579-7581
3 BEDROOM older home.
large yard coated in south
Whaby. Dose to GO Station,
gas heat. immediate occu-
. $800 . Cale 905-6686611
-
A GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO
OWNI No down payment,
vendor assistance yes you
an own, Very clean two stor-
ey, four bedroom, dose to
downtown Oshawa. can
(9D5)M-7949
ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING
6 months free then own a
house from $5Wriomh BIN
ROka Coldwell Banker (9051
728-9414
AJAX. 4-pedropn house. 2-1/
2 barns appliances. garage
f125fwmomh Available De-
cember 1st Call t905N33-
7875
ATTENTION GOOD TENANTSI
Amraci ,. cozy 3 -bedroom
Single fan" home. S/r en-
trar OSmwa. Compkky ren -
"ad New kitcfeNbam-
rOonV wad-lo-wyl broadlow
Fenced -in backyard. 2 -car
parking Near transporaion
$600•ulliDa hrsytm rew-
en cm croo-cif KWnon-pet
owners preferred Immediate
480
ampan<Y02 7 7pm-9Drh (4161
DftW: N:D HOUSE 'or ren. in
quiet :oumry setting, Urge
yard. clan Weil kept. :lost
Ones Ante UW,no Pius unk-
tits first 6 49. Available
Nov 1 579.0246
DOWNTOWN 1NN"llf adult
tomm0n,ty }ry-:04100
townhouse. 2 becrowns. 1 1R
laths. kitchen. 5 appliances
Aundry livoliodinvng, fire-
7aCe. security. Private W
'am No pets t*s 905-120-1278 S1mo •uM
IAMIPTON horse Farm with
arge non* 6 apt for lease
-argt 3A bedroom brick bun-
Ja ow worm 2 bedroom m-aw
apt in TO apes 2 storey
'crse ban worn 17 sans.
workshop 6 tackrooftonia
use of haisrg track fwcso
Paddocks $1 800 00 per
mama plus utlut*s and ap-
psances Open 11- 2.4p in
WO*Sday October 14. 1998
2360 Concession road 6
Property ,s situated in II*
nortt*ast corner at Reg Rd
57 and Cori Road 6 For
more wdorrrabofl please cal
Ja*t Statham (905) 472-7302
Curing business hours
HEAR South GM 3 bedrooms,
man floor fridgestove, tan -
dry. Panting War all amerk-
tes. Very dean arc No pets
Possession Nov Ist $1100
JA -fusive 728-9175 (snp)
RANCH bungalow. Newton-
vlle area. 4 -bedrooms. 2
Daft, ileum. clock. tmepace.
gaaW avalable Dec. 1 sl or
Jan 1st. 5900 Pius untfla.
FxsVIM. Cal MS)766-2136
WWW -2 bedroom luxury
lower dupla, over 2000 see R.
CemmX floors. gas fireplw.
911. ceilings. Spectacular
kitchen. lactim, appliances,
plus more. S1200/mo. n-
deda ever"WKL Fmk 432-
2000.
MUM. 4 BEDROOM -
Harse OM eat in Wall lv-
ft. ell". tamiy room tW
fireplace, and 2 car garage.
Basement *uw-n (Megan .
rrnkd sepafM*!. Minimum
one year Mesa. NtAnt rder-
enas required. $1.100 pita
uldieies. Call Tim Webster,
Sutton Group Heritage (905)
619-9500
410 410 410
1p51�_SICK of REN77NG??
OO -i YOUR HOME - From $700/month
kw*wim Imooafe $30.000 yaw
PIDL flltach dDlNflp61 rinkie trn CAN MAtrill -
Help Tor dlsctlNrDtd bwdwupts
Chow• one: Cath rebet• top to $5.000 Qa
Ditcmenl•d Mioageog• Rete.
:(906) 571-6275 or 1-,500-910-6275
Mark Stapley
. , See• Rep• R•rrnmc AbOy RW EiM• Ud.
V
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• 1 Au1doM . 1 ALIcNalw . 1 AaeNar . 1 AucNoM . 1 AutMlorew . t Auefktn Ifowbq MMM
SOL Oct. 10 to. -"am
at WARNER'S AUCTION
HALL, Miry 02, Col -
boo. re. Selling contests of
Trenton Home, Antiques,
cdecfables, modem home
h-WWXA. dishes. glass -
wares, etc., Attractive 9
Pic. solid walnut 1f1Y1Q rm
suite, in excell condition,
ant. Treadle sewing ma-
tin., other Ant, sewing
machine in wooden case,
ant. walnut cedar finest,
ant. ornate cast iron
stove. nice wahA framed
Victorian sofa and match-
ing chair set, occasional
chairs, dressers, chests of
drawers, dishes, glass -
wares, coeeaables, inter-
estng collectrm Roo flus
Figunnes. Royal Doulton
Figurines, alt crystal figur-
ines. other crystal pcs ,
lamps. dishes, household
articles. rice a no cabinet.
bedroom suite with doude
Pep. tea wagon and co ni-
less missal. articles, No
reserves. Visa. M.C.. in-
teraa cash or good
cheque
Cary & Bin warner
Auctioneers
(!05)355-2106
Thur Oct. a 6:UOpm
a! WARNER'S AUCTION
HALL. Hwy e2, Col
borne. Househole cont-
ents including lege. quNnmy
beddna. linens. doilies.
a garden tools. vaso table
a chiurs, small plater.
1984 van low melange Meth
wseel sitar lift. 1994 Crxrt
Min, van r excel cond-
mne� 2 rice floor rtnodef
-Vs pine tables a ctra
set wrm matching open
trop! Ix U a hutch excel
contortion. Don" room
table a chair sel. 2 good
s0a sob, occasional
cr'a,n. dressers and
Ctests of drawers, bed-
room suite. portable Dart
*-M stand, qty maenah
woo' etc . older auto
master it dryer. 30" cies
slave. o v hand & garden
tools, large glass display
case with light, glass
srethres and ft" doors.
,oea. for show rm, flee
market etc.. dishes. glass -
wares pots. pans. several
LIC edition P" from our
origoing an gallery fqui i -
bor. plus courstim rnseal.
11i Terms Cash.
40oue. Visa. moms
Gary i (Sill warner
INS)3SS-2106
FRIDAY. OCT. 9
AT 5:00 P.M.
3 MILES EAST OF
LITTLE BRITAIN ON
COUNTY RD. 4
The Estate of the
Late Karl Tiedemann
of Bobcaygeon plus
others, Large Oak
sideboard with bev-
eled plass doors,
small Walnut side-
board, Oak parlour
tables, Oak china
cabinet, Nesting ta-
bles. Oak hall seats.
'alnut tea wagon,
'ing back chairs. 4
)stet bed. Oak hall
irror. Vanity dress-
. Sessions wall &
ante) clocks. Ap-
ox. 15 pcs. Carni -
0 glass, qty. dolls,
It top Farm scales.
irbur chairs. Ches-
rfields, Modern
essers & chests of
table, Waltham pock-
et watches. 9pc.
modern dining suite,
partial toilet set, Nia-
gara Orthopedic sin-
gle bed. Ithaca
(Ducks Unlimited) 12
gauge pump shotgun,
41 0
Mossberg shot-
gun, Mossberg 12
gauge shotgun, 6 Hp
Johnson outboard
motor. Delta 10 in, ra-
dial armsaw. Homelite
chain saws. Homeirte
weed eater, 5 Hp
Rolo titer, 5 Hp MTD
Chipper. BHp Troybilt
rear tine garden hiller.
dump garden trailer,
EM600 Honda Gen-
erator, 1988 Chev
1,'2 ton, VB automatic
certified. 19% Honda
(like new). plus a qty.
tools. china, glass.
household & collect -
ole seems
Don a Greg
Cornell
Auctioneers
FIRM Little Britain
(705)706-2183
SELL R NOW
CALL
683-0107
ESTATE REAL ESTATE AUCTION
GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE
NEWTONVILLE
THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY,
MONDAY, OCTOBER 12TH, 10 A.M.
Selling the attractive and interesting
contents from the home of Mary Jones
and the late Charles Melville Hones,
Newtonville (Pioneer of the local tele-
phone industry and founders of The
Port Hope/ Newtonville Telephone Ex-
change ), also selling the estate proper-
tv 4503 Hwy 2, consisting of 1.46 acres,
5 bedrooms, 1 full bath, 2 half baths,
central air, appliances, 2 storey brick
home and 2 exterior buildings including
L'he former Orange hall, S/E corner of
Hwy 2 and Newtonville Rd. 9 pc. Krug
Walnut dining suite, several occasional
tables, 2 drawer lamp stand, empire
sofa, parlour chairs, 2 pc provincial
chesterfield, 3 pc. delicraft coffee suite,
lamps, RCA remote tv., sears vcr, en-
trance hall table, ogee clock, school
clock, old wall phone, candle stick,
phone, table phones, phone parts, occa-
sional chairs 5 pc. kitchen set, bookcas-
es, books, coin collection, several oil
lamps and crocks, collectable china and
glass, silverware, 7 ft. harvest table,
several pine chairs, pressback chairs,
several pine tales, fern stand, cedar
chest, provincial bedroom furniture,
beds, antique chests of drawers, Robin-
son carted chairs, quilts, bedding water-
fall bedroom suite with vanity, 2 com-
bination chest wardrobes, Raymond tre-
ble sewing cabinet, large armoire, nu-
merous oldpictures, frames, paintings,
prints, samplers, wicker doll carnage,
youth bed, old bar counter from New-
tonville Tavern, old switchboard, ad-
vertising, artifacts, historical pieces,
newtonville band bass drum, flags,
ilimp organ, antique gas engine, qty• of
nsulators, camera equipment, old tools,
numerous rare articles etc. etc ...... Pre-
view Monday 8.00 a.m. Auction starts at
10:00 a.m. Real estate offered at 12:00
AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON
(905) 786-2244.1-800263-9886
Mttl GmW AsOols Cealn, lefrmwOle
ARN�ttu, Collectibles, Heaubeld 91 as a Aab's
Sas IV Oct. 11th, 10 a.m. Movies !:M)
411 to Wswl1j Rd. (EM 431), NKK M #2 Hwy.,
Ead to fap4 St. NeAb 1 IpR.
Sunday's Auction features a Quality selection of artic
from past to present, including 9 pcs: diningroom
(00's), washstands, blanket box, sideboards, chi
cabinets, miss. tables (pariour, kitchen, occasional at
settee & medallion back sofa, chairs (sets, arrowtba
parlour, rockers, etc.), couch r3 loveseat, dressers
chests of drawers. new wicker doll carriage, Ltd. E
tion prints (Doolittle, Bateman etc.), country a knch
collectibles, glass 6 china, also 1974 Buick Elec
(74,000m.). 1989 Ford Tempo, plus many more ra
unique a useful articles.
r�Call for all your
8enias
r auction coeds.
Mace Mlebael J. M AtG"rr 915.623.7149
363
THANKSGIVING MONDAY
OCTOBER 12 th - 10:00 a.m.
This sale features antiques of exceptional
quality for Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Stiveir, long
time residents of Uxbridge, who are now
residing in a Bowmanville nursing home. Sale will
be held at the Vanhaven Sales Arena (formerly
Phoenix), on Davis Drive in Uxbridge. Take Hwy.
x404 north to Davis Dr, at Newmarket & go east
24 km.
Antiques a Furniture: 9 pc. walnut dining rm.
ste incl. buffet, china cabinet a 6 chairs (1920'x):
very Ig. dining table. oak china cabinet, bow front
style leaded glass w/glass top, 2 doors (ex.): dry
sink - refinished 1 door sq nailed; hooster,
country settle (1820's) (ex.): church pew; doctor's
couch 1850's (ex.)' butternut a cherry hall table
(not reftmshed). 1880's drop leaf gate leg walnut
table: drop leaf table: pedestal table: flatback
cupbd. Eastlake style. 2 glass doors, step back.
lam cupbd . 2 drawer Ig, oak table (1870's).
mahogany drum table: Victorian sofa (rough);
country pine loveseat (ex.); sm. flat to the wall
kitchen cpbd. (rough); washstand - 3 drawers, 1
door, refinished, original backspiash: harp
washstand (1900-1920) maple/birch 1 drawer. 2
door, rehntshed: blanket box w/buggy seat top.
piano stool; 2 clothes wringers: 6 board pine
blanket box. Sq. nailed, ong, red paint: trunks.
pine desk 36' x 21', single board top, tumed
legs. 1 drawer, refinished; Ig. oak rocking chair,
tormerly Sunderland doctor's (ex.), unique,
showcase wlleaded glass doors &inlaid flooning;
W. Albert bank desk, slant top (ex.): wakhut
writing desk, corner what -not. Sheridan walnut
Poe crust edge: mahogany drop front secretary.
alno top. mahogany glass doors. 13 panes per
door, bow front, claw feet, 1870's child's
pressback rocker wAeather seat & cthild's face in
press: nursing rocker, honey comb top (ex.): set
of 4 kitchen pressbacks 1900-1910, s dined
seats: walnut bdrm. Ste.. birch bdrm. ste; Dutch
dresser w/nurror, oak tele base, noted oak dresser
w/beveled mirror; Ig. oak Eastlake Victorian
mirror; tiger oak mirror; buried wekult 1960s
credenza: dressers, qty. of antique lighting -
bridge, standing. hanging incl. ruby wlbrass hall
Lamp (ex.). Hunters hanging lamp (ex.). Bradley
& Hubbard banquet lamp, elecinfied, hand
painted shade: banquet lamp w/brass base.
brass bankers lamp; & oil lamps end. Gone with
the Wind lamp, hanging Mediterranean style
chandelier. dbl. candled: piano stool; old stove:
21' ant. electric stove; ringer washer: iron twin
size bedstead. CoNeed0ft: 3 taco bisque head
hands and feet doll with fabric body
(unsigned), 15* schoolhouse bell; art nouveau ash
stand; post box, harness maker's bench; pigeon
hole, pine (ex.); meth. bank; wool winder. Ig.
butter chum; milk can; bolas - advertising, oak
Idol, butter, export apple box. apple barrel top
press; refinished bag cart scale; wouden wall
telephone; child's sleigh; W.C. Fields Bank Dick'
1940 poster; John Travoka signed memo abilia;
old embroidered knen; medicine bottles; flow blue
style Ig. urns w/bkae fl mw: Ethan Allen frame;
picture frames; brass beam scale; sock
stretchers; cast iron implement seats (Frost &
Wood & Toronto 3 Z82): lost iron sap kettle and
match holder; Croxall Uxbridge milk bottle;
Uxbridge crock (John Watt a Co.. Uxbridge); mitt
bottles - McMullen's LiniftW Peterborough milk
products; Campbell's 0 ; Lakeview
Dairy Barris; ginger bottle - New NS.;
Coca cola wJstraigM skies; old cameras. Weeks A
China: 6 piece washstand set wash basin &
pitcher from Dr. Pelrreses residatce, Huntsville,
Made in England by Albany & Harney (late
1800's); Ridgeway Royal semi porcelain dinner
service for 12 ind. serving dishes; pitcher
collection; Royal Doulton figurines m; East
German hand oat crystal - footed fruit bowl-
Rosecut, pt9destal crown bowl & covered globe
bowl-Laoocut; care ial glass. Art Lg. qty. of
Romance. Bateman, Group of Seven, Kreigholl.
Branders, Marshall, Deth plates, autographed
sports memorabilia. Mie.: 15 1/2 Bow rider
boat w/65 hp mens.. w/Sterling tracer; wide
bottom akin. canoe; Remington Model 670 wing
master 12 gimps shotgun (as now); Winchester
Klonditas commemorative (in box); sewing
machine. Gordon. Taos & Mise- Golden tools,
electric motors. lawn mower, rotoli88r. electric
snowblower. guitar. Note: Two autxionsea so"
at the same time. Torino: Cash Visa. MIC cash,
lintarec or approved cheque YiorNeg+ 8:00 a.m.
Sale V
Gary Hill 4 Ontario
Inc.)Div. d 108J1�SagOernfario I
OlHlptb 806.852.9538 Toll Free 800.654-4647
rZMATE IIESPOMMU littler coupe
,SAL 1Q
looking for house or 2 -bed -
1 - Il a.m. at 1 coition 51. aobcayRest Riverside room apartment In Ajax for
rius building - eood retail building, 2 feuds, an November -April or tkamber-
front lot 34 ■ 1 pmentlyy antiques and bait
Parcel 2 • 12 nowt at r.7 WLDiam St.BohcayNoh-fmOklrq, nOn-
s 192 2 - 900 sq. ft. units, 6 yr.old plus room�� WAf10 y0u'ro In fhb
onal urut. Modem and impressive. paved park• seuM we wN take good Cart
oth Parcels ideal for any retail or offices. Dont of yourthoflle. ReafOfa0lt
this investment opporturury Properties must be read. 696.9751, 905•"65-8419
Owners eetinnR. TTertm:SS.000 deposit. Balance by
r certified cheque in 30 days. Sold as is. Subject SEEKING TO RENT a 4 tied-
onable reserves. To view call
MCLEAN AUCTIONS pos) 32414M mom no= or sern. Must be
OR 14100-t61i/,f ws" 4 km of (sort Perry Hre
Had. Pkae ail Craig or Scott
PUBLIC AUCTION WED. OCT. 7, al 905-985-91100, sip.
erim w.ee ulcus cent rant
Kahn Auctions, 2699 Brock Rd. N. Picketing. 3 m
of Hwy. 401 exit 399 featuring this week antiques,
furniture. glass. china d collectibles to incl: 9 pc.
diningroom suite, mahogarry chest of drawers rm
ing bed, spool bed, 2 board top pine harvest t
copper lined smokers table, hooseer cupboard,
travelling desk, Ogee clock, numerous chairs, DCca:
al table. 5 pc. Bamboo kitchen set. dinky toys, pre
glass crystal 8 other Interesting pieces
Randy Potter Auctioneer
Phone (905 683-0041 Fix (905) 576-2267
ESTATES i CONSIGNMENTS OUR SPECIALTY!!!
OCT. 12, AT 10 A.M.
Ballantrae Community Centre, 1 km. east of Hwy. 48
on the Aurora Sd. Rd., This large sale In being held to
softie the estate of an antique store owner, and quality
additions. MORE THAN 306 ITEMS OF GLASS AND
CHINA - Moorcroft. Beswick, cranberry, crystal; R.S
Prussia. Dresden, Shelley, Royal Doulton, Wedgwood.
Bavana etc. Large set. collectibles, artwork, etc. Many
old clocks with W.M. Chimes. Furniture from all rooms
of the home incl. dining tables, sideboards, dressers,
chairs, pine 2 plea wardrobe w/tear drop pulls c1880;
some refinishing pieces. Many good lighting pieces.
Preview 8:30 a m. Visa, MIC. Interac
CLARKSON AUCTIONS 905-640-6411
Auction sae at Peth cks Auction Barn, Haydon.
'narksgiving Day. Mon.. Oct.. 12 at 11 a.m. Preview
on Sunday. Oct. 11 from 2-4 p.m. Partial Estates
from Haydon, Oshawa. Scarborough:
A most excellent selection of antique furniture and
coilectibles consisting of mark clocks (The Arthur
Prequpnat), Gingerbread clock, wicker pieces. EV
osr norseham parlour chairs, FR. PROV. Dining room
sukte. golden oak hall bench w/beveted minor, 1847
Rogers (Ambassador) silverware. 12 setting Tom-
munity Plate' silverware. 1920 seamstnssTredle sew-
ing machine, Berry washstand and tubs, old bottles.
(Glmbktt Dairy), 2 pump organs, wash stands, ma-
hogany witty w/bevelled merror. mahogany dresser
w/bevelled memor, oak table maple drop kat table, hall
tables, old cans and jewelry, 'Wonder Horse' spring
horse, carousel horse, old toys, Knectof truck, (1931
Home Hardware truck tank, ltd. ed 09 Pro Hard-
ware, Attersley Tire. Home Hardware Trucks). 'Gene
Autry' cap guns, lireted prints, hall bench, antique
leather day bed (ong) 36' round bevelled mirror,
crystal PCS, royal pictures. Blue dent, bubblegum
machine, copper and brass PCS, cups and saucers,
con operated tow truck, antique sleighs. and marry
more henna too numerous to mention Terms: Cash,
cheque with 1.0.. or Visa, (3% surcharge on wits").
Auctioneer Don Stephenson (905) 263-4402 or (105)
277-9829. Lunch available. From 401 Bowmanvdle.
exit 431, North 8 maks to concision road 8, go east
at the firoW.
eawed
PAN tar e t Aeearle�oa
3- IEOM M Townhouse in
AKLAMEAULWW. Oshe-
WNtby/Oshma border. fridge
we - fu nisi sinOk room,
a stow blduded. 1196(lirmpnh
Share dean 9pet home wO 2
r utilities. no pee please.
mature bush*" women. Suit
Available Immediately Call
working person. References
416-281-0244 days, or 905-
required. tion -smoker. $325
571-0084 after Spm
kidusiw. 434-9791.
CARRIAGE IOU TOWN-
AJAX - LARGE 4 bedroom
HOUSES 122 Colborne St. E.
house to stare. one or two
rooms available. parking.
Oshawa. 3 bedrooms avail-
malt few WWI". rearm"
able October. 2 bedrooms and
area. s500 per mo. (905) 431-
3 bedrooms for December.
6159.
For apps. cep 434-3972.
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onAt"W" • 1 Auctions
Eillsipmeal Auction
1ERRYBANK FARMS RR./2 Tasman Road,
Orono, Oal. 11/2 miles west of Hwy. 115.
Selling a full line of farm equipment, tractors, machin-
ery, vehicles, hardware, recreational items, tools, lum-
ber etc.
TRACTORS: Restored Int. 414 Case 1690 2 wd
EDUIP/MISC: 1981 Skidoo Everest 464cc, 6 locking
headrails panels,square balers, lawn mowers. Danuser
post hole auger, NH679 manure spreader w/endgate/
lopbeater, logsplitter, haybine, 5 hp. 3 phase air com-
pressor, Patz 988 silo unloader, roto tillers, tractor
heights. 16 it. tandem trailer, snowblowers, discs,
Plows, cultivators, caroni tc 710m 3 blade rotary mow-
er, 100 gal. sprayer, agri-vent strawchopper w/5.5hp
motor, Proulx bedding chopper, 20 ft. culvert, 213
New Idea manure spreader, buckets 2-54' x72' picture
window w/double thermal low E agron„ truck box for
)ne ton, JD 6 furrow plow,
LUMBER:cedar, hemlock, hickory. 5 d 6 in. cedar
posts
TRUCKS: 1990 GMC 3/4 ton van, GMC truck w/Pitman
loges body. 1981 Int. truck w/dump box. This is only
1 partial listing
UST SUBJECT TO ADDITIONS AND DELETIONS.
TERMS ARE CASH OR CHEQUE WIPROPER ID.
OWNERS AND AUCTIONEERS ARE NOT
RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS OR MISHAPS.
LUNCH 600TH. FOR INFO. FOR THIS AUCTION
CONTACT THE AUCTIONEER
JOHN D. BERRY, Orono 915-913-5787
ANTIQUE, REPRODUCTIONS
0-r DECORATING ACCESSORIES
WLDNMDAY, OCTOBER 7t1'M
Plan to attend this outstanding s.le of antiques. IM
len. clasessi period pieces, tepLoduktions and decor
ins; ac-cessortes. This sale n a decorators dream of
mix' fabulous- Louis XV furniture, Victorian rut
tune. 18 and 19 Century furniture and object of art
cent pieces, line stand. plant stands, display u
nets. twbles. VktorLan chain, museum quality
paintings, mirrors, claswal period cost iron pier
ppco+�ri:Iain. GallFrench style glass and lamps, cion
kitcihen and designer occeswries, Persian Rugs 1
eludes. Tobnz. Hamden. Bakhtair quality of rugs
different sixes). Tiffany glass and lead lamps and of
outstanding selection of lamps, bronze statues i
fine selection of blue and wMte Porcelain, dolls, R
wum. clocks. satsunu. weather vane, and mrhy a
quality to be offered for sae. Over ZQD las
lxauhful relies, will he sold This sate is a must to
rend, dont mm out, come early!. Teems are ca
American Ea Mastercard, Visa. Delivery av
able if !Needed.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7tH, 199111.
Preview starts at s.-00 P.M. Sales starts at 7.00 P.M
THORNTON DUNDEE COMMUNITY CENTRE
210 TA.nwtsw R4. N., Oshawa, Oman..
Fast Lwt esatlw Please can (106) 407-011/
Stant Them: IBM a.m. Yhwinb So" IBM am. is 2:0 p.m.
Monday F.M a.m. b 11'.11 a.m.
4bn ArcNeels 2M1Bred Md. N. Picketing, 31ni. N. Nov. let call 301
is UNWI a The selection d MNpa, shu, CMM a allaNWs -
a tet wmy Noma kee thc Gelate N a n oth iplsme cam Judge.
K: large oak highly carved chiffonier wdlion heads c.1840 (documentation incl.), ornately carved oak
)oard c. 1860 Louis XV style tapestry backed (on) carved with Lady figure on arms lady's chair, marble top
ed figural legged book table (a must to see), carved French armchair, burled walnut commode, oak double bow
china cablnet, mahogany side by side desk bookcase, 8 pc. Mahogany D.R. suite. 8 pc. Louis XV style mahog-
B.R. suite, walnut teawagons, 2 pie flat to wall (painted), 1/4 cut oak library table, 1850's mahogany settee, 2
ogany Gibbard 3 drawer end tables (Chippendale style). marble top washstand w/signed Minton tips. unusual
's standing shaving terror, 2 carved French chairs, prised burled wralnW occasional table. unusual oak open
I cabinet. pie fireplace mantel inixiq. grunge
4 pn,. ' ' Ladderback chairs, pine cradle original paint, pine 1
ter 1 side drop loaf table, pine pail bench, Victionan stool (unuslW)), rush seated primitive armchair orig. paint,
I's oak Morris chair. pr. drum tables, oak rocking chair, Duncan Phyffe dining trable, pine armoire, spool bed,
itive dresser 1960's lekphow booth. oak side by side secretary, 4 section oak hamsters bookcase. pr. uphol-
d oak rockers, pr. carved Victorian chars, VcIonon bed, set 6 gunstock chairs, Victorian armoire, Victonan
orback bonelet drat brig. finish),blanket boxes, calved oak fireside Chir, Ig. oak double door bookcase, meh.
ing
uctables Arts Crafts amrobowillaird are bar* etc. Clow feat, mirrorback sideboard wrIn I I glass,oak faint-
m.tolist oak
U: Mooruoft an 12 12 in. Momoa paGsen 9 12 in. Ckbrafis pattern. Mooraoft pingo jar 8 in. Ckmatit
em (all Ltd. Ed.). Mooraot tamps sm. fol orcraft pct., Rublommieae vote 9 in., signed R. IaNgw frosted vast
ural moans 8 In., Coalport InElon Tree service for six, Royal Crown Daby 2451 plate withClar-
sauce We a others, Royal Crown Derby sandevieh tet. Aynsloy Wallow cups & toxic sim blue a
(11.947), Royal Crown Derby clam &2 Goebel Monk nips & sale a pepper Nippon hand painted m
set. Japanese tea service wdh 80mripoeme� blue glass 'fish' antra pica (W iqw), crystal
hwocarnival
od pix.. White lee Camnal oew
RAh. press Glass compotes, flow bkLe
el, 1 1196, m ow bran n bac fes. Art Decooverlap anmelhyst tMe, wkmawNigesses eonimwim
' Hcrbat W. Wagner- oil on board, F. Cdano- wctwc*w. B.MMo-oil on board. If. English o8 on canvas
ad & mad 1867
S. CBLLECTNLS & SM German woodcutter, Stanvers R2D2 lank, cast iron banks- horse, cock, pig, Bd-
1, 2 Kds. SWIlly game, Jet Sweep Cir, .sm rabbit, 2 hard (puss. SUM. R.H. lifted sort trike,
ns Road OV scooter, Hop along wrist can"". Paris CO. toy rift in Game Autry
k wlfbo ,Charlie Mccarthy t"Vi dol, olds Mux tin tcrraapb0in box _ wrist wab h In Wow h
Corgi T Rooirs Eaton's Trgper itge l siren, SdW Girl t antique dohs (1 w h lactlmor body), Cragstarm plaltboy ba WWU
Trek come t10210-806, Zono crayon slate. Hawk cappkm in bins, batbry oponbd traldeikg station (JaparMse)
00 tet d airplane Coins in rade wllbook. Gorham silver yoyo. sIMBO YNwer atlid"' ShM tin sign bOnld bat•
operated boat, load cowboy a Ifmdiarms dsbgeCwdl, bndk in box adt set -Daktari, pressed slat
Will, GoreW battery am" toy Wpet dieorge Waslii on ax, 1919 (kmbrio of calermdar, 44
IlalgsMgum cards (1960). early Santa Gaus head (Ig.) signed StaYW carved woodon flowlnarletkyp Cup program 1970 �Bkma, Orion a
s WA hyittrilppss5 Moog IgM Railroaderptal ryyeary maptAns sNs m origi W bitmdetss IM 1�947�5 .55,56,57 �� P i
mink 2620061 car hW* atdronad, Popeye, Practical PD4., pal. Mark 39 Mlckey Moate, 5" Chute. Phil
p, Baps Bknngr. Donald Well. Philo: ppfc standup OW rrmedwme.p car Offier alerting *46
set & others, ginger bear bottles 40do, 0", Vacmcotiver; beer tnyai - Black Horse. Labatt Ywwknp
to & Java Coffee store display, Royal Doulton dols - Wintt` Big Sabi: plastic clock radio, unique
ble peacock lamp. pf brass dog nutcrackers, pictorial sewing basket (wfondMuq, Vokiq's ttaikdey kskidk lap, fir
Cola sign signed metal �g�n sculpture, horse belle, carved duck, antique brass harmgkq IgM faWros
I knotted carpets, Carhdian =100.00 gold coins, Lady Of i Prim CIwNs 14K gold coin, lady: ppooWW & dianmormL
ding ring set. Bonarma lunch pad, tin Prutone antlfrsw theninormeter tin Kat RofJthwer slgrm Fmoclk rugs, as
jnkwel, copper balers, carved da;wmem holder Ig. ET figure (advBrtisirtp pc.) harmofrmo mxanberry Will dank)
(numerous), al lamps ind. Bull's E hn4 carved ( lathwr saddle 8tii lalstwf and Me list TIt newtRaft raw ermdkq.
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Oowrilown 400-1600 s411. Of-
ficdRelalt East Osfatw. 1800
sq�n� Commercial Hosue
450sg it. Shop. Call 434-2447
a 132.
an q. R new office space
S350/moth . GST includes
everything. SIMON N kwa-
lion, immediate oaupahq
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CLEAR WATER AREA 3 bed-
room. townhouse. pod. Iao¢n.
BBO, pfivLde yard. waiaD4
row. For rib and * www photos.
905.579-37x6.
CLEARWATER. 2 -bedroom
mobile home. private. quiet
rk. beautifully furnished.
Tufty equipped, ar-tondh-
tuorrW. orange & grapdrim
trees. near beach. $975/
xx0 . 905.576-3327 Option
to buy
CLEARWATER. 3-11kedmom
furnished mobiles. I
pool, hot tub. MinWs to
beeches. NHL. all star gone
jai. 24m/99. NFL Football,
Blue Jay baseball. dooftfu
track Children welcome
PI1010t.
905)683- 5503
1 Pritgaa Nona.
For Sele
(1850's) Viaorun renovat
e4 ear I I otdW. 3 ba0nxill .
4 bathroom hidudes apt
I
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flows io oral ffir*d
glass Private ( b).
$266.000. (416) 256-M
AIAxt - SAYE SU - No Real
estate $188.000 4 bellmoms.
3 bathrooms. tuusr*d base-
ineM. 2/car puaga. central
0-r. Open house sat. and Sun.
6 Plowman Drive. Alex of
stowg by aMetYrinrun. Cap
(905)427-2731
AJAX, Nansoodi"wy2, 2 -
Morey 3-111sedroom. tamily
Loom wlau fireplace, ba"me t
W with separate Odra".
own IatslOryroom. IaplZ a
much more. $190.700. Call
905.619-0065, 416-497.2180
ESTATE SALE: $254.900
Don't miss out on ink buWt-
ful clam on" eon*. Up-
graded: windows, u*u lated.
sumo, plumbing, newer fur -
ram, naw WON and system
Four (5) bedloog I. formal ev-
me and Benno room, lasn't
room will fireplace, large
kfhdneru with main floor laud
dry. 1nel"od worksMplpa-
rage and two other wo out
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woman
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rn" ao a comut«ads Sn9b tors. 46 yin .4d. 511- ' 55 h. N. 6 -so, o- -ter m4r.sts BOX 1o7116 ON A CASUAL BASIS!
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