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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_10_25s, " PI�KEtil4NC= F'�.t�iLIC LI��.�•�� CENTRAL BRANCH PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 52,500 40 PAGES SUNDAY OCTOBER 25, 1998 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND How much to study reactor start-up? Hydro to spend $50 million BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — Ontario Hydro is spending $50 million to review and prepare for the possi- ble restart of the 'A' side of the Pickering nuclear station in 2000. However, the decision on whether the 'A' reactors will be brought back on-line won't be made until late next spring, says Hydro nuclear division head Carl Andognini. Mr. Andognini outlined Hydro's restart strategy at the util- ity's second annual public meeting held to consult citizens on the op- eration of the nuclear plant. About 100 people attended Wednesday night at Pine Ridge Secondary School in Pickering. Mr. Andognini emphasized the improvements made in the opera- tion of the Pickering station. and Hydro's commitment to continued openness and accountability to the public and to safe operation of the plant. "Safety is and will continue to be our number -one priority, and it will not be compromised. We will not sacrifice safety for any rea- son. .HOME IMPROVEI ENTS BY ft w* w* o..w a cr«.w For 16VW T" CM Tra .. vert ons suuovrnooar 239 sa.rr. SbW (SOON of"W 686-2445 Mr. Andognini reported Hydro's $50 -million restart allo- cation will be spent on measures to maintain the option of returning the 'A' station to operation in 2000. It will cover the cost of drawing up a comprehensive restart plan and ordering materials necessary for operation to resume. The 'A' reactors were taken off- line at the end of 1997 following a scathing review of Hydro's nu- clear operations, which prompted the utility to shut down seven of its 19 reactors to concentrate on im- proving the performance of the rest. Mr. Andognini explained after the meeting that the restart plan will have to consider what expens- es the restart would entail and how cost-effective it would be. Some of the major expenses would in- clude replacing condenser tubes which were a source of copper emissions into Lake Ontario, re- placing cabling to ensure safe functioning of all systems during an accident, improving the sta- tion's ability to withstand an earth- quake, and additional changes al- ready being made on the 'B' side See PICKERING page 5 Inside the News Advertiser VRM TO FM ff We" Page ...........6 Name 0 Ap'iig .........13 Sperts ................33 Classified .............35 61YE US A CALL Goll l ..........683-5110 Dishi mon ......683-5117 Death Mass .....683-3005 Auction Lige ......683-7545 Sin r I my Years 1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomOdurham.net FAX .............683-7363 bwc by I how blot WWW A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Oh, no you don't... Ajax Axemen goalie Josh Ross redirects a pass Axemen scored three first -period goals and hung from behind the net by a falling Jason Hotchkiss on for a 3-2 victory at the Ajax Community Cen- of the Oshawa Legionaires during OHA Ontario tre Tuesday night. /t was the first meeting of the Provincial Junior 'A'Hockey League action. The season between the two clubs. Catholic classes overcrowded Four in 10 in Durham Region exceed caps, union says BY SUSAN O'NEILL average equals 25 students to one StafWriter teacher at the elementary level and Despite the Province's cap on •+rte `: 22:1 in the secondary panel. average class sizes, Catholic ele- But, separate board director mentary students here will spend a Grant Andrews says, "We tend to "disproportionate amount of their try to have smaller class sizes for school life in classes that are very younger children. That means large," says a local teachers' union (classes) are larger for older ones, representative. but younger children need more in- Marnie Daly, the collective bar- dividual attention " gaining officer for the Durham ele- Mr. Andrews also notes the mentary division of the Ontario board is "funded on the basis of an English Catholic Teachers' Associa-- average class size of 25:1, not less tion (OECrA), reports the Durham than 25. Catholic District School Board's `"lire important thing to note is SepL 30 enrolment figures indicate we're talking about an average class many students in Grades 3 to 8 are size across the entire system;' he in classes that are "overcrowded". GRANT ANDREWS says. Dealing with averages means Close to 300 of the board's 781 'We're talking about an there; will be a number of classes elementary classes have more than average class size...' that are under and some that are 25 pupils and the largest has 35, over. says OECTA Durham president Under the Province's Bill 160, School boards are required to Mike O'Connor. Of those over- which sets out maximum average submit a report to the ministry out - crowded classes, 235 are junior and class sizes, school boards are re- lining average class sizes by the end intermediate. quired to ensure their board -wide of the month. C PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUND" FrWindi nrTneeo ec ,ann +rout+, oue on signing includes down payment, freight, Isr payment plus taxes, GST, PST, gas tax and air tax. No security deposit required. " Only from your Ontario Pontiac Dealers" You Should knm Uuis: 'Based on a 36 month lease for the 1999 Grand Am Sedan 1 SA equipped as deposit required. 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See your Dealer for conditions and detalls xdudrg Thunder Bay and +►w� General Motors Corporamoru www.gmcanada•oom is a trademark of NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 25, 1998 PAGE 3 AIP Teens likely in class during Christmas and March breaks �- �1 1 1 rovinceP rejects *plans for lost tieme1 1 10 MINUTE OL CHANGE CENTRE BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer Durham's high school students and their teachers could be in class during the Christmas and March breaks after the Province rejected plans to make up time lost during last month's strikes and lockouts. In a memo to board directors Thursday, the Ministry of Education and Training turned down all of the proposed revisions to the school year calendar submitted by school boards and teachers' unions earlier this month. "Moving instructional days into the March break seems to be the only thing we can do," says Pat Jermey, Durham district president of the Ontario Secondary School Teachers' Feder- ation (OSSTF). "The rules just keep changing in the middle of the game" Under the Province's Back to School Act, passed in the legislature Sept. 28. school boards and teachers' federations were given seven days to submit joint proposals to make up lost time. Both Durham boards met the Oct. 5 deadline. However, the act didn't specify how many days had to be made up. And now the ministry says boards have to make up at least 1 I of the 15 lost days and it's the basic problems" the Province had with the board's plan was the fact that it called for teach- ers to be paid for P.A. days on Saturdays and in July. 'The Province has said the make-up of those days will not be considered as eligible expens- es;' she adds. Ms. Brown notes the board had wanted to hold classes on scheduled P.A. days and reschedule those P.A. days to weekends. Ministry spokesman Daniele Gauvin says those P.A. days can be moved to weekends, "but school boards can't use strike savings to pay teachers' salaries" on those dates. "It's really the students' loss of study time that the minister is concerned with;' says Ms. Gauvin. She adds the government is giving boards more guidance now because many of the proposals submitted didn't make up as much time as was hoped. As for the possibility of holding classes dur- ing March break. Ms. Brown says that was not a popular option during the board's consultation with students. "The students felt they really needed that break" And Ms. Jermey notes teachers need their P.A. days for planning. "With secondary educa- ---I come up with new rules restricting how that number can be reached. According to the ministry memo, "176 in- IL4 class instructional days must be provided in the school calendar." Boards are also expected to allocate a minimum of five days from their Please, available professional activity (P.A.) days and exam days for instruction. As well, teachers will reevcle not be paid for P.A. days moved to Saturdays or , into July. Mary Brown, communications manager for me... the Durham District School Board, says "one of _ tion reform documents anticipated throughout the school year... we felt it was important to pro- vide professional development for our teach- ers. " She feels the government's rejection of the plans to hold P.A. days on Saturdays and during July "means the government isn't valuing that experience for the teachers and the students". The Durham District School Board's plan called for students to make up I I of the 15 days lost. The board had proposed classes for Dec. 21, 22 and 23, Easter Monday April 5 and June 28. 29 and 30, which were scheduled as P.A. days. Instructional days were also proposed for four exam days, two from each term. The Durham Catholic District School Board had proposed to make up 10 days of instruc- tional time. Its plan called for students to be in class during the first three days of each of the Christmas break. Dec. 21 to 23. and March break. March 17 to 19. 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He explained that for Picker- ing the study would look into the economic impact of operat- ing the 'B' side alone, restarting the 'A' side, and decommission- ing the plant when it goes out of operation. The study's expected to be completed early next year. Mr. Andognini also announced Hydro will pay for the hiring of an independent consultant by the Town of Pickering to moni- tor its study. Pickering Council recently asked Town staff to look into the possibility of requiring a municipal licence and fee from the nuclear station. Provincial legislation now allows Towns to charge such a fee if it represents true costs to the municipality. Councillors suggested the Town should in- vestigate the economic benefits the Pickering station has brought, and its negative effects such as businesses deciding against moving here because of the plant. When asked if the negative impacts of the station will be in- vestigated, plant chief Bob Stricken said the study will deal "primarily" with its economic benefits. "It's pretty difficult for us to do the study on the other side;' he noted. In response to requests from audience members, Mr. An- dognini and Mr. Stricken also committed Hydro to consulting the public on its decision on whether to restart the 'A' reac- tors-, consulting the public on its economic impact study-. extend- ing its environmental review of the Pickering station, and hav- ing its groundwater monitoring project at the Pickering plant overseen by an independent consultant. most Out Of Timoll Devils io store. Cutest rods from September 14 to November 14, 1998. I Jou could MCBC v u v L LRy ERLEA DENTAL CENTRE WALK-IN HOURS Daily 8 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 10 a.m - 4 p.m. E&/EAGEA� 1"_QEE ",.?hit£ � 14f1A E.r(/ERGE�YCYP.4GEr� AMBERLEA S14OMNG CENTRE ON WHITES RD. 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IP ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMON, PAGE NEWS Editorial &OPINIONS N E W S EDITORIAL A D V E R T I S E R O C T. 2 5 1 9 9 8 Let's celebrate our best young people Nominate an outstanding Pickering youth as Ontario Junior Citizen of the Year We see it in the media every day: stories about youth who've com- mitted crimes, youth who've gone astray, calls for boot camps and a stiffening of the Young Offender's Act. You'd think there's no hope for the future. But, the picture painted on the surface obscures the masterpiece hidden below. There are countless numbers of young people in our communities who are first-class citizens, who help the old and in- firm, who contribute their talents in numerous ways. And that's what we should be celebrating — the power of youth to make positive changes, to set an example for young and old alike. The Ontario Community News- papers Association takes time an- nually to recognize 12 Junior Citi- zens of the Year. Since 1981, the association has honoured youth be- tween the ages of six and 18 who have worked hard to make a differ- ence. The awards are supported by the Office of the Lieutenant Gover- nor of Ontario. Do you know an outstanding young person" A nominee for the award may be involved in worth- while community service, could be a special young person contribut- ing to his or her community despite a physical or psychological limita- tion or could be an individual who has performed acts of heroism, per- haps endangering their own lives. This is where you come in. If you would like to see a young per- son receive recognition for the good works he or she has done, please nominate him or her. You can do so by sending nominations to the Ontario Community News- papers Association, 3050 Harvester Rd., Suite 103, Burlington, Ont., L7N 311. Call 905-639-8720, ext. 230. You can also get nomination forms from the offices of the News Advertiser, at 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. Our phone number's 683-5110. You'll have to hurry to get your nomination in as this year's dead- line is Saturday, Oct. 31. So, pick up a nomination form and make sure a special young per- son gets recognized for the good works he or she does. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Forget Y2K Armageddon To the editor: The Year 2(100 syndrome is re- ally starting to get on my nerves and it's time someone with a little knowledge said something about it. It is all about money, period. Yes, I know there are hundreds of techno wizards out there and hun- dreds of Year 2000 consultants run- ning around yelling, "The sky is falling" But it definitely is not. They are making money at the ex- pense of people not literate in com- puter technology. The planes will not drop from What an example for us all Conway, other gamblers must learn from mistakes It couldn't have been easy for Dave Conway to bare his soul and tell his life story to thousands of peo- ple. When you've been convicted of fraud after stealing many thousands of dollars from a charity which put its trust in you — well, it's not a story you're inclined to repeat in black and white for all to read. But Mr. Conway, 63, who told all to crime reporter Stephen Shaw in a recent feature in the News Advertis- er, wants to make it clear compulsive ,gambling leads to ruin. Mr. Conway flushed a career as an accountant down the drain with his behaviour. A trip to the race track back in the mid-1980s where he -cashed in on a longshot started him on a downward spiral that eventually had him betting money that wasn't his own. A well-respected two -term :regional councillor, Mr. Conway traces the really bad times back to his .J994 election defeat. Tim Kelly Copy Editor But the Oshawa man is hopeful any other potential `Dave Conways' out there will recognize themselves in his story. He is the ultimate cau- tionary tale, the big gambler who bet it all and lost it all, who got caught, was charged, tried and convicted and who is now clawing his way back to respectability. He lost his 34 -year family home, his job, his standing in the communi- ty. To survive he's been forced to take positions suited to much younger men like working as a foot courier in Toronto or selling frozen meat packages door-to-door. It's all pretty grim, pretty humbling. But it's also a vitally important message that must be heard in a society where gambling is becoming more and more accessible to people at all lev- els. Dave Conway's long ride to the bottom shows what happens when curiosity becomes interest, becomes obsession, becomes addiction. His illness not only hurt himself, it hurt his family and it hurt the charity he stole more than $70,000 from. The money isn't coming back. But Mr. Conway, through treat- ment and his own desire to change, is trying to reclaim the good things he lost when he bottomed out. To do that, he must never forget the an- guish his gambling caused to all close to him and we must never for- get the cost paid by those who take a chance, place a bet and pay the price many times over. the sky at 12:01 Jan, 1, 2000. The elevators will not crash and the computers that protect us from the bad guys will not come to a sudden halt. There are too many reasons why it will not happen but the best one is common sense. Ask yourself this question: Where did the Year 2000 syndrome start? In the computer industry. Where do the expert consultants work? In the computer industry. } There is definitely a conflict of interest and it comes down to the principle of' "Make hay while the sun shines". There really could be some glitches in main frames but they will be adjusted accordingly and it is just not a big deal. If you have a doubt about your home PC, here is a little tip. Set the internal clock on your computer to Dec., 31, 1999 at 11:56 p.m. If in four minutes it crashes, consider me wrong. If it hums along as it normally does please let me know. Because it will. David Damario, M.S.C., Ajax Tory vows just sound bytes To the editor. - Tory `Sound Byte' Hit Parade. Rising to the top over the past little while! This bullet can't miss. Sounds nice. Easy to dance to. Rolls off the lips of Mike Harris and Dave Johnson at every photo- op. Yes, `Putting Kids First' is now available! Although catchy, it is just a spin-off of past hits, `Putting Pa- tients First' and `Protecting the En- vironment', which rapidly tumbled to the bottom of the charts once lis- teners appreciated their true value. Nothing more than sound bytes. Tom Brewer, Pickering PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Communih_ Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chia Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real Estate.-lutomotive Advertising .Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution Man,;Ker Lillian Hook Office .Manager Barb Harrison Composing Manager News (905)683-5110 MCI (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E-Mail net Web address www.durhamnew s. net 130 Commercial Ave.. Ajax, Ont. L IS 2115 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the flight to classify or refuse uty advertisement. Credit for advertisement limited to space price error occu- pies. 1967 am 61ma"M A long road to recovery NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 25,1998 PAGE 7 AR Celiac sufferer finds his way BY LINDA WHITE. Staff Writer Invite Dave Norman over for dinner and he'll ask you what you plan to serve. But don't be offended. The Ajax resident has celiac dis- ease and the wrong foals — even on occasion — can spell serious dis- comfort. Eating the wrong foods regularly can seriously harm his health. Celiac disease is a condition which affects the surface of the small intestine where nutrients from the fool we eat are absorbed by the body. In people with celiac disease, the absorptive surface of the small intestine is damaged or destroyed by the ingestion of a substance called gluten. Gluten is a protein found in wheat, rye, triticale, barley and oats. There is no known cure for celi- ac disease, which statistics indicate could affect some 13,000 people in Canada — many of whom are still waiting to be diagnosed. Celiac disease can only be con- trolled by strict adherence to a gluten-free diet. Obvious items in- clude most breads, cereals, pastas, cakes and cookies. But gluten is also a hidden ingre- dient in many commercial foods and oral medications. Mr. Norman points to some spices as an exam- ple. Unless they arc 'pure', they may contain some flour to ensure they flow freely, but it's not a high enough percentage to warrant inclu- sion on the package's list of ingredi- ents. "You have to be very careful about what you cat;' notes Mr. Nor- man, a retired Ontario Hydro engi- neer, whose cravings for foods he can no longer eat "arc long gone". Mr. Norman, 62, was diagno%W with celiac disease in 1974 after having suffered two -and -a -half ANDREW IWANOWSKl/ .Vers Advertiser photo Dave Norman, who suffers from celiac disease, is a whiz in the kitchen when it comes to preparing specialized meals. Celiac suf- ferers must watch their diet to minimize the symptoms of the dis- ease, which affects the small intestine. yeah with "stomach distress which my doctor couldn't diagnose" He underwent x-rays, was put on a medication for high stomach acid and eventually prescribed Valium for a year, as doctors believed his problem must be related to stress. In that period, his weight plum- meted from 180 pounds to 130. He lost 10 pounds in one week alone after a prolonged bout of diarrhea. "In the end, I wasn't really di - Besting anything:" Mr. Norman re- calls. "Foxxi was just goin= through me" Indeed, symptoms of celiac dis- ease include anemia, chronic diar- rhea weight loss, fatigue and bloat- ing. (A related, but not as common condition, is dermatitis herpeti- formis, a chronic skin disease which presents itself as an intense burning and itching rash. Symptoms can he Is it that time of year already? relieved by medication, though strict adherence to a gluten-free diet for prolonged periods may, for some patients, he successful in re- ducing the amount of" medication needed and. in some instances, eliminate the need for drugs alto - (t Finally. Mr. Norman was admitted to hospital fora full exam- ination that included a small intes- tine biopsy. Admittedly, being diag- nosed with celiac disease was a re- lief because it identified his prob- lem. But it also set the father of thrre on a journey into uncharted tcmtory, forcing him to modify a lifetime of eating habits in order to control his condition. Mr. Norman later learned that he did show some symptoms as a child, but slight chanves in diet ap- peared to control problems. "I have never cheated by eating a slice 6f bread" since being diag- nosed, reports Mr. Norman, who soon discovered he enjoyed things like bean sprouts with spaghetti sauce. "I may have eaten food that had gluten in it or a roast beef that had gravy on it that was not totally scraped off. You feel it. I think I knew when I've eaten something with gluten in it" To day. there are numerous gluten-free prnxlucts on the market — such as rice pasta — as well as gluten-free c(x)kNx)ks. And while Mr. Norman must be careful to find out how foods are cooked when he cats out at a restaurant, he knows of several which will accommoxiate his needs. As regional director of the Central Ontario chapter of the Canadian Celiac Association. Mr. Norman hopes his ,tore will en- courage others to seek medical at- tention it they have similar symp- toms. For more information atx)ut the chapter call 1-8f111- •f,? -'?9f, or 416-781-9140. Durham residents urged to get flu shots BY CHRIS BOVIE Staff Editor Durham's health department is hoping to give influenza educa- tion a shot in the arm. The region's associate medical officer of health Dr. Donna Reynolds is hoping more people pr, Donna Reynolds, Durham's associate medical officer of health, gets a flu vaccine from Dr. Michael Silverman to protect her this fall and winter. Regional health officials are encouraging high risk residents to get their vaccinations. will get a flu shot this year. "The flu's more than a cough, fever or muscle ache;" says Dr. Reynolds. "Elderly people, those living in long-term care facilities, and people with many different chronic medical conditions should receive influenza vaccina- tion" Dr. Reynolds and Dr. Michael Silverman, infectious disease spe- cialist, bared their arms as they received flu shots in conjunction with Infection Control Week. Last year only 48 per cent of high-risk people in Durham were vaccinated, the third lowest cov- erage in the province, Dr. Reynolds reports. "This means that nearly 52,000 people living in Durham Region who are at risk of health problems resulting from influenza infection were not protected" People over 65 and individuals with asthma, kidney disease or cancer should specifically make a point of getting a flu shot, be- cause the onset of influenza can compromise their current health condition. "People who work with those at high risk should also be immu- nized:' Dr. Silverman adds. "Nurses, physicians and other health-care providers can protect their patients by being immu- nized" Here in Durham, long-term care facilities such as nursing homes each year report outbreaks of the flu. But, that need not be the case. "Studies have shown that vac- cinated health-care workers save lives by preventing the transmis- sion of the influenza virus to pa- tients," Dr. Silverman says. Flu facts: • Anyone with a history of hy- persensitivity to eggs or egg prod- ucts should not get a flu shot. • The flu vaccine contains only killed virus and you can't get the flu from the injection. • The best time to get a flu shot is between October and Novem- ber, prior to flu season. Crossmik denied at senior's death site AJAX — A request for a cross- walk where an Ajax senior was hit and killed last week was turned down by Durham Region a few years ago. Ward 4 local Councillor Pat Brown told a meeting of Ajax Coun- cil's general government committee Thursday that, when Westwood Manor was being built in the early 1990s, the Ajax Municipal Housing Corporation approached the Region requesting a crosswalk be located in front of the building. But, Coun. Brown, a former president of the AMHC, recalled that regional works officials denied the request, arguing that a crosswalk would be too close to two intersec- tions equipped with stop lights. Residents at the home have been asked to cross at lights at Westney and Rands roads or at Westney and Harwood Avenue, Coun. Brown added. Wards 3 and 4 Regional Coun- cillor Jim McMaster noted he's men- tioned the situation again to region- al works officials since the Oct. 14 death of Dora Howard, 82. Mrs. Howard, a resident of Westwood Manor at 960 Westney Rd. S., was struck by a truck while returning home from the grocery store across the street from the home. She was taken to Ajax -Picker- ing Health Centre and later trans- ten'ed to Sunnybrook Health Sci- ence Centre in Toronto, where she succumbed to her injuries that night. She had suffered hemorrhaging in her brain, a crushed lung and a fractured arm and pelvis. Her family plans to draft a peti- tion calling for a walkway or to have signs installed warning drivers that seniors live in the area. They believe walking the extra distance to crosswalks may be too much for some seniors. particularly in bad weather and when they are carrying heavy items. A police in- vestigation is continuing into Mrs. Howard's death. Drivers ignore speed limits in school zones: Durham report Drivers travelling through school areas tend to disobey the speed limit, a year-long study has found. Durham Region monitored mo- torists in the area of flashing amber warning beacons installed near three schools and found drivers 'don't significantly reduce operating speeds within school zones" a works departrnent report notes. The flashing warnings were in- stalled April 1, 1997 near St. Isaac Jogues School in Pickering, South Courtice School in Clarington and H.W. Knight Pubic School in Brock. Radar studies conducted on six different occasions at each k)cation also found that traffic congestion is a bigger problem in school zones than speeding and the flashing beacons "become part of the roadway scenery and eventually lose their ef- iectiveeness". Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs told his regional colleagues Wednesday he's disappointed the beacons aren't encouraging drivers to slow down near schools. "We were hoping this strategy would be successful. Clearly it has- n't been. We have to revisit speed limits" AQP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDFnON, oe tobo 25,1888 Heads up on Halloween In ]Beg visibl eman being safe On Halloween, one kind of scare everyone wants to avoid is being involved in a traffic accident. CAA Central Ontario sug- gests parents and children take the following precautions for a safe Halloween: • Try to trick- or -treat when it's still light outside. Dusk is when visibility for motorists is the poorest. • NVear a simple costume made of light-coloured material that allows for easy movement. • Decorate your costume withi reflectve tape and carry a flashlight. • Use hypo -allergenic makeup instead of a mask. Masks block vision, making it diffi- cult to be aware of approach- ing traffic. This increases the chance of tripping or falling. • If you must wear a mask, make sure you take it off before crossing a street. • Choose a route that I goes only lltit 1 through s a f e neighbour- hoods with well -lit streets. • Have a responsi- ble adult or older ®'• teen accompany younger trick -or - treaters. • Although travelling in groups is safer, try to limit the group size to four or five to better keep track of all the children. • Always walk, don't run — especially when crossing the street. • Cross only at corners. Never cross the street between parked cars or in the middle of Halloween candy0 : The good and the gruesome The Ontario Dental Associa- tion (ODA) says Halloween doesn't have to be a scary time for your children's teeth and gums, as long as smart choices are made about the treats your kids eat. "It's unrealistic to think we can keep all treats from our chil- dren at Halloween," says ODA president Dr. Wayne Pulver. "in fact, hiding candy from our chil- dren, when others have it, may just make them want it more." The good news is that some smart dental habits will reduce the impact of candy on teeth and gums. Dr. Pulver offers three suggestions to improve your children's dental care during Halloween. "First, parents can do their part by handing out healthy Halloween snacks. Sec- ond, sort through the beats col- iected by your own children. And third, encourage good den- tal habits right after snacking.7 How can parents tell the good theb®d when filling up the treat bowl? According to Dr. Pull - ver, it's all relative. "Parents may be surprised to learn that junk food isn't all cre- ��tted equal when it comes to den- 71al impact. In fact, many coin- .. mon snacks are worse for your teeth than Halloween chocolates and candies." Dr. Pulver says the real trick is avoiding the worst offenders, especially the sticky, chewy, hard and crunchy. "Sticky sweets that adhere to teeth are the prime culprits behind decay - causing bacteria and plaque. Fruit -flavoured roll -up treats and raisins can stick to teeth more easily than a chocolate bar." The ODA offers this guide for purchasing and consuming Halloween treats: GOOO TREATS (sugarless or low in sugar, not hard; easily brushed or washed away from teeth by saliva) — fruit, sugarless gum, potato or tortilla chips, cheese puffs, sun- flower seeds, popcorn, sugarless lollipops. GRUESOME TREATS (very sweet, sticky or hard; diffi- cult to brush or wash away from teeth; difficult to chew; may damage teeth) — rock candy, peanut brittle, toffee, caramels, jelly beans, gummy treats. Following these simple steps will help ensure your children enjoy all the fun of Halloween and maintain a healthy smile long after the treats are gone. the block. • If there is no sidewalk, al- ways walk facing traffic, as far off the roadway as possible. • Never enter any stranger's house, even if you're invited. • Wait until you get home to sort, check and eat your treats. Motorists are also asked to keep an eye out for small chil- dren, and slow down when dri- ving through residential areas. — CAA Central Ontario is a not for profit auto club offer- ing insurance, travel and emergency road services. There are 1.7 million CAA members in Ontario, and 4 million members in Canada. Churches celebrate 'Hallelujah' An association of local church and community groups have gotten together to offer an alternative Halloween celebra- tion for children. The third annual 'Hallelujah Party" will be held Saturday, Oct. 31 from 5 to 8 p.m. at the Revival Tabernacle Church, 550 Kingston Rd., Pickering. Participants will be enter- tained by Canadian juggling champion Bob Cates, enjoy a puppet show and have fun at carnival game booths. There'll also be a hot dog dinner and a loot bag to take home. The Hallelujah Party is free, though donations will be ac- cepted. It's being sponsored by St. Paul's on -the -Hill Anglican Church, St. Paul's Child Care Centre, Revival Tabernacle Church and Pickering Pente- costal Church. Parents are asked to dress their children as a favourite hero or heroine, or Bible or cartoon character and not allow costumes of an "occult or vio- lent nature" (no witches, ghosts, vampires, skeletons, devils, violent action heroes etc.) Register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Call 837-2310 and leave your name, telephone number, names of the children attending, and total number attending the hot dog dinner. Or call Diane McVitty at 839-7909, or fax your registra- tion to St. Paul's at 839-3152. Children must be accompa- nied by their parents, accord- ing to a release. GAMBLING? Do you have questions or concerns regarding your own or someone else's involvement in gambling? Pinewood Centre of Lakeridge Health Corporation offer; consultation and gambling counselling services for all forms of gambling. All services are confidential and provided without cost. Call 571-3344 or 683-5950 ;kKlop„+e,,, Canaae essarces r„manes carwa. Looking for work? 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It's set for Sunday, Nov. 29 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the club at 520 Westney Rd. S. in Ajax. Arts, crafts and Christmas gifts will be sold. And, you can get a band new look from a hair and makeup artist. Psychic John Deere will be on hand for 20 - minute appoint- ments being booked for $25 a session. All proceeds will go to the Hospital for Sick Children. Both members and non-mem- bers are wel- come. Admission is $5 per person. Tickets can be bought in ad- vance to avoid Hine -ups. Call Melodic at 428-2500 for more informa- tion or to order tickets. LAYAWAY NOW GALBRAITH JEWELLERS 11, 35'' _., ANNIVERSARY SALE Walcher up to 50% off & muCh more Old Ajax Plaza on Harwood By Home Hardware O co paign in 1998. Almost $1 million has been raised in the seven years that The Beer Store has hosted this annual one -day bottle drive at its 428 stores across Ontario. "We are grateful to the Beer Store for its continued support of our cause," says Lyn McDonell, chief operating officer of the CDA. 'All of us are thrilled with the response from local communities, Beer Store cus- tomers and volunteers from the Lions Club to this year's campaign." The Case for a Cure campaign is linked directly to the Beer Store's commitment to protecting the environment, raising aware- ness that empty beer bottles and cans should be returned to The Beer Store for reuse. BUMPER TO BUMPER COVERS ALL WORN OUT OR BROKEN COMPONENTS _BELIEVE IT! i Up to 4 yrs., 80k available on some cars, most cars 1 yr., 20k included. Warranty available on request. `93 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER '95 Saturn SCI 26K '95 !Mazda MPV LX 35K '96 Jetta TREK 33K `92 Chev SS 454 PIUP 119K `89 Merc Grand Nlarquis 112K `95 FORD MUSTANG '84 Jeep CJ7 77K 192 Isuzu Trooper 52K `% Sunfire 34K `93 Ford Probe SOLD 100K `95 Acclaim 39K 686 HONDA ACCORD `91 Eagle Vista SOLD 77K '90 LeSabre Ltd. 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Dealer may sell or lease for fess. • available. •tFreight as indicated. licence, insurance, air condition- ing qualified customers in Ontario on ext y hers Limited to 1999 new or demonstrator models equipped o described, and applies ty (excluding Thunder Ba and Kenos limited time offers which may not or combined with other offers. Dealer trade may . aa��• �e necessary. See your dealer(s) for conditions and details. www.gmcanada.com is a trademark of General Motors j3{ Corporation. _ Y . .-,,.a..,r,• s �� .-.rte: �, - — �� . ..t�wanw:eer=••v'.:r.:.-• .. .. .,....mer,•-a:o....�rsw.,�+wirc..,.rrn!z.aa, �ccvc.�+ve:wR:.......,.,w-�vo....�.•w.. •:wN'..�::N -F • , NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 25,1998 PAGE 13 A/P 6Waime, Wro PP in 9• NEWS ADVERTISEROCT. 2 5, 1 9 9 8 Birthday Birthdays Birthday Birthday A special little A �:utie turncd four vcars old on - f boy has turned two Oct. 14. years old and his big Ii a p p y .► - I sister is three. Jacob h i r t h d a y u Benedet marked his wishes to +rr'' birthday on Sept. 27I J o A n n a by celebrating at Air f r o m t i Zone with family and Mommy , friends. Alyssa 's ti~e troy D a d d y, birthday on Oct. 23 Paulin a will also be celebrat- and Christ - "Our little princess has turned ed at the Air Zone. ian. "We one already! Happy birthday on -------------- - love you Oct. 20 to Chloe J. Ahluwalia. very much" And. "happy 10th an - Oct. 21 was a big day tier j Lots of love from Papa, Mama Birthday niversary Dave. I love vou. Desni"Jonathan, because he turned nine and the whole family" -- --- J Lauren Ashleigh Elizabeth years old with happy birthday -- MacFayden reaches double digitswishes from Mom, Dad, Sarah 25th Anniversary' on Oct. 26 when she turns 10. Blrthda\- and Emilv. Happy birthday wishes with love from Mom, Dad, Jillian, Kristi B i rt h d a and Jamie Angel, Goldie, Sum- mer, Nana and Papa Broderick, Aunt Lily, Uncle Randy Rachel, Josh and Sarah, Aunt Barb, Aunt Anne and Uncle Ed Vanessa, godfather Kyle, godmother Aunt Ruth, Aunt Frances, Uncle Bertie and all her friends. Lauren is known as the Lauren-giser for her vast amount of ener_v and love. "Make the next 10 a little slower honey %ti'e all love vou' i Twenty-five years ago, on Oct. Birthdays '` ' 20, Judy and Joel Parke said, "I.. do" The happy couple are cele- There are two 4110,bracing their past co year of wed- birthdays in the # Happy sweet 16th birthday '' I ded bliss on a Caribbean cruise. Molinaro home in �` wishes go out to Samantha - Lots of love from Alison, Stacey, late October. Alessia� ;. Racioppo on Oct. 29. Best wishes Happy hirthday wishes went out family and friends. turned three years " from all her friends and family. to Rachael Currie-14'raith on j old on Oct. 23 and :i _ .-___� Oct. 21 when she turned 11. Love her dad Carmen hits and kisses from Tammy. Steve, the milestone age of p, Birthda Emily, Chris, Greg and glom Birthday 30 on Oct. 27. Love y Rhonda. "Our su- I from wife/mother Julie and son/brother Francesco. i Oct. I I meant more turned 10 on than just turkey Birthday ,Oct. 14. Birthday in the McKay Happy birth -home. It was a Little cutie Pow - day wishes to "Lordy, lady, how day for a birth- Melissa Pow - Greg with lots he's growing. On Oct day celebration t eU turned three 28, our little boy Ash- as Kurt turned on Oct. 24. of love from Mom, Dad (alias Coach Ron), ton Waft turns one.� nine. Wishing "Happy birth- - Crissy and Mitzy, Oma, Opa, There to celebrate F him a happy birthday were Mom, day sweet- Naos Paps and all the family. with him will be Dad, brother Jesse, Gramma and heart. All our Nanny, Mom, Dad, sisters x love from -,;.. � � Grandpa McKay, and Oma Lyosay and Lyzetbe, L Degen. "We're very proud of all M o m m y Birthday Grandma, his aunts, uncles, cousins and friends" your accomplishments" Daddy and Emily." who's turning Birthday Birthday Birthday three on Oct -Ntrcholas Gordon 27. Wishing turns four on Oct. 26, Oct. 27 is a A u s t i n B r a n s e n with special birthday big day for Frank Deg- F.mily Coop- wishes and love from Vanessa be- root is turning er a happy Mummy, Daddy, ':, cause she trans three on Oct. birthday with brother may, Nana, four years old. 30 and he'll lots of loveNancy, Gam, Happy birth- celebrate with are Mommy, Daddy, Nana, Mammo Su, cousin day wishes family and Poppa, Gran, Granpa, Aunt Alexander, Ana- with love, hugs and kisses from friends. "We Michele and Uncles Scott and Marie and Shanta. Mom, Dad, Gotrd and Leighton. love you;' say Mom, Dad, sister Liz Ryan. "Have a wonderful Batman birthday party." "Have a super birthday Vanessa." and brother Shawn. 1794E Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? ...send to: i 4M Pickering 8, 431 Let us know. We'll publish your Name Dropping, % Keith Gilligan, spec occasion to an eas -to-read • 2. Amis DOC~ pe y _ 3. �„d,, 130 Commercial Ave., vu nas may go y to t3�, Robbins to rv� and easy -to-clip format... tb,4r MU �. �t� t ;�„z y- ip f Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 arctic VMm UPria SAT., oC1. 31, 1"S . I.�..— __ _�`. -_ __• .ate_ �.. —:_;: .. —:'� �+. p AIP PAGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, octob•r 25, 199S H a,e I • t h & FITNESS N E W S A D V E RT 1 SER OCT. 25, 1998 Facts about common painkillers Today millions of North Americans use a variety of painkillers. And it's apparent that many people believe these drugs are all basically the same. Yet there are major differences that are extremely important. And until consumers become knowl- edgeable about them, their use my be ineffective, or even worse, dangerous. The following are facts to keep in mind when taking commonly used painkillers: No. I — Tylenol (aceta- minophen) medication is safe. It becomes problematic for the liver in alcoholics and for people who do not follow label directions, taking more than the recommend- ed dose of acetaminophen. There are no studies that show that oc- casional drinkers are at risk when taking acetaminophen. The American College of Rheumatology supports the use of acetaminophen at doses up to 4,000 milligrams (mg) a day. This is the equivalent of eight Extra Strength Tylenol caplets a day. And it recommends this medica- tion as the initial drug of choice to treat the pain of osteoarthritis of the hip and knee. No. 2 - Some painkillers con- tain more than one ingredient. For instance, Excedrin is a com- bination of acetaminophen and caffeine. A report from the Mavo Clinic shows that caffeine added to ac- etaminophen does improve pain relief and acts faster to relieve headaches. That before the addi- tion of caffeine it was necessary to increase the dose of aceta- minophen by 40 per cent. No. 3 — A report in Clinical Practice Guidelines claims that for most patients with mild to moderate pain from degenerative joint disease or musculoskeletal pain, acetaminophen provides satisfactory pain relief with fewer side-effects than using non- steroidal anti inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS). No. 4 — Today large numbers of patients are taking ;NSAIDS such as Ibuprofen (Advil, Motrin) to treat arthritic and other pains. But the public must know these medications are not trouble-free. The prestigious New England Journal of Medicine stresses that NSAIDS increase the risk of r 'rte � ( The Doctor Game K: Gifford -Jones MD. stomach ulcer, gastrointentinal bleeding, hypertension and renal injury. Acetaminophen, however, is generally well-tolerated in the doses commonly used to treat os- teoarthritis. Several years ago Dr. Ingvar Bjarnason, senior registrar at King's College Hospital in Lon- don, reported that "North Amcri- cans simply don't take the side- effects of NSAIDS as seriously as in Europe." He continued, "We've always believed that the main threat from NSAIDS was peptic ulcers. But these drugs can also cause in- flammatory changes at the ileoce- cal junction, that part of the intes- tine where the small bowel joins the large bowel" Other studies estimate that one Have FM0rrWKpsft E CAN HELP YOU EVE A FRESH START TIUSIE'11,1 Bankruptcy ConfldnGia! C•nvernent locatwns, inclu6n9: g un isease g ShMt N . Durham residents will be hors d'oeuvres. "x� E N1nrJo-+mookicking up their heels as the The Lung Association isand sft�%m Lung Association kicks off one of Canada's oldest (M -n gaaeRun t�tgz s•��o its 1998 Christmas Seal health charities and is not a Campaign with a gala event United Way agency. at Parkwood Estate. The Christmas Seals o ISTRITTO Called the Christmas Soiree takes place Thurs- Seals Soiree, the event will day, Nov. 19 at 7 p.m. at FARM .include a private showing Parkwood. 2465 Brock Rd- N. Eby artist Walter Campbell, a Tickets are $55 per per- PICKERING live and silent auction in son and can be purchased 683-8252 which you can bid for from the Lung Association unique Christmas gifts, spe- Durham Region. Just North of Conc.3 cialty wine, beer and choco- For more information late castings and delectable call 436-1046. out of five chronic NSAIDS users will develop hemorrhage in the upper gastrointestinal tract. And that gastrointestinal problems are six times greater in elderly pa- tients taking NSAIDS for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. No. 5 — Today large numbers of people are taking a daily As- pirin. Some are using Aspirin in an endeavour to prevent heart at- tack. Others take a daily Aspirin following a coronary attack or bypass surgery. This is sound ad- vice and there's no need to be concerned about it. Aspirin has a specific effect on the blood clotting mechanism. Platelets, small particles in the blood are part of the blood clot- ting process. Aspirin oils the blood and keeps platelets from sticking to- gether preventing fatal heart at- tack. Other painkillers do not have this effect. No. 6 — If you are taking a medication that can irritate your stomach such as ASA or ibupro- fen consider taking enteric coated pills. This is particularly important If you're taking a painkiller every day. They're not the best choice for the quick relief of an occa- sional headache. But enteric coat- ed pills pass through the stomach and dissolve in the small intes- tine. This helps to decrease stom. ach irritation. No. 7 — Except for aceta- minophen which is unlikely to cause stomach upset swallow anv of these painkillers with food to decrease stomach irritation. Avoid taking them with alcohol which increases the risk of gas. trointestinal side-effects. And never take more than recom- mended on the label or by your doctor. No. 8 — Try to avoid drug -in- teractions. Today many patients consume a variety of medica- tions. Be sure to check with your doctor and pharmacist to learn whether the combination of these drugs poses a problem. Remember to treat over-the- counter (OTC) painkillers in the same way as you would prescrip- tion drugs. Don't misuse them. Too many painkillers of any kind taken to excess over a long period of time can be harmful to kid- neys. P-uv'ei tising ingWfles? Call 683-5110 ..:Cit ':7,�"P}t��,� tx j�: •. w..' `.; ,.-.a.r.•- ,�thi -_ tri '�`NNW Durham�WAGON an • APPLES RIDES tD the FIELD STRAW • CORN STALKS • INDDL CORN • GOURDS • FIREWOOD O SS fOrsm ok ALL KINDS OF SQUASHES. PRICES HARD TO BEAT. ers � & MORE PUMPKIN S . to choose from 99t & up A group for people who Durham Region Lung As -FRESH BAKED PIES want to kick the habit sociation offices, 40 King I OPEN 7 DAYS 8 A.M. - 7 P,M, meets every Monday. St. W.; Suite 202, Oshawa. I FREE SOS (Smokers Over- coming Smoking) is an on- There's a one-time course fee of $5 to cover print ma- if SELL PUMPKIN going peer -led support group for smokers at any terials. Call the Durham Region INfTFI PURCHASE >t "`�'' I OF LSE PUMPKIN I stage of quitting.his Meetings are held Mon- Association at 436- 1046 for more information I — — (wNhtMssatponl — — — — — i "fit of ofP&M Abdit days at 7 p.m. at the or to register. 1111114 aw Ow B=K Und Bdor• �'Dd wq art° °"dwrutusto ph, m from. out of five chronic NSAIDS users will develop hemorrhage in the upper gastrointestinal tract. And that gastrointestinal problems are six times greater in elderly pa- tients taking NSAIDS for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis. No. 5 — Today large numbers of people are taking a daily As- pirin. Some are using Aspirin in an endeavour to prevent heart at- tack. Others take a daily Aspirin following a coronary attack or bypass surgery. This is sound ad- vice and there's no need to be concerned about it. Aspirin has a specific effect on the blood clotting mechanism. Platelets, small particles in the blood are part of the blood clot- ting process. Aspirin oils the blood and keeps platelets from sticking to- gether preventing fatal heart at- tack. Other painkillers do not have this effect. No. 6 — If you are taking a medication that can irritate your stomach such as ASA or ibupro- fen consider taking enteric coated pills. This is particularly important If you're taking a painkiller every day. They're not the best choice for the quick relief of an occa- sional headache. But enteric coat- ed pills pass through the stomach and dissolve in the small intes- tine. This helps to decrease stom. ach irritation. No. 7 — Except for aceta- minophen which is unlikely to cause stomach upset swallow anv of these painkillers with food to decrease stomach irritation. Avoid taking them with alcohol which increases the risk of gas. trointestinal side-effects. And never take more than recom- mended on the label or by your doctor. No. 8 — Try to avoid drug -in- teractions. Today many patients consume a variety of medica- tions. Be sure to check with your doctor and pharmacist to learn whether the combination of these drugs poses a problem. Remember to treat over-the- counter (OTC) painkillers in the same way as you would prescrip- tion drugs. Don't misuse them. Too many painkillers of any kind taken to excess over a long period of time can be harmful to kid- neys. P-uv'ei tising ingWfles? Call 683-5110 ..:Cit ':7,�"P}t��,� tx j�: •. w..' `.; ,.-.a.r.•- ,�thi -_ tri 4 NEWS ADVERTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 25,1996 PAGE 15 C J?Zafen Al- ( 1 . weight Loss d Wellness of Canada The intelligent way to lose weight We cant' a full line of Herbal Products Oshawa 436-2122 Come in for your Whitby 666-5050 FREE CONSULTATION Pickering 420-4220 95 Per week LOSE WEIGHT FEEL GREAT for the holidays • Nutritionally Balanced Diet • Eat Regular Foods • Guaranteed Safe, Easy Weight Loss * Excludes Product October is National Orthodontic Health Month By remove teeth when and not get trapped Dr. Christopher Tom braces are put on in the bone The American • reduce or eliminate • improve speech Association of Orthodontists the need for jaw development recommend all children surgery • help the mouth have an orthodontic • prevent the risk of close properly examination no later than damage to teeth that • prevent or reduce age 7. are sticking out jaw problems from This is to help deter- • correct harmful developing mine which children may thumb sucking or obtain better co-oper- need orthodontic treat- mouth breathing ation during treatment ment such as wearing habits before the 'teenage' braces or a retainer. • improve appearance years. Listed below are some of and help your children the ways in which early feel better about REMEMBER, ALL orthodontic treatment themselves KIDS SHOULD HAVE may help. • simplify treatment AN ORTHODONTIC Early Treatment May and shorten the EVALUATION NO Help to: length of time braces LATER THAN AGE 7. • guide proper need to be worn Dr. Christopher Tom growth of the jaw • reduce the chance is a certified specialist in • widen a narrow jaw of teeth shifting after Orthodontics and main - so new adult teeth braces are removed tains a private practice in have room to grow • make space for the Pickering Town • reduce the need to adult teeth to grow Centre, Lower Level. For more information please call (905) 839- 1268. Orthodontic "Tricks and Treats" As your little ghosts and goblins bring home their Halloween treats ani candies, here are a few tricks to help prevent any broken braces or poking wires. If it is "sticky", "chewy," hard," or "crunchy," it is a treat that anyone wearing braces should avoid. This includes foods such as caramel, gum, taffy, tortilla chips, and hard pretzels. If chil- dren swearing braces y to "sneak" foods such as those men- tioned, entioned, this could halal their braces and may also length- en their treatmen dime. _ For patients we ing removable ret; Mrs, remember to 1 the retainer in its case when bobbing for apples. Too many retainers are thrown awav when What to do if your child has a treat related emer- rtencv? Contact your ortho- t immediately. Most ors have emergency fibers where they can reached. Usually tall problems can be >lved over the phone. .00se braces or pok- ing wires can be held in place with ortho- dontic wax until the patient can be seen by the doctor. Halloween doesn't have to be completely treat - less. Chocolate and soft candies are acceptable provided you brush and floss Afterwards. ,Have a safe and happy Halloween from the offioe of Dr ChrWopher fom and Staff. For more informa- . call (905) 839-1268. -Do you suffer from occasional throbbing or burning pain in your legs. "Are you embarrassed by varicose veins? - Dr. Liliana Katz VEIN TREATMENT CLPVIC Non-surgical solutions for varicose and spider veins Ajax Medical Arts Building 601 Harwood Ave. S., Suite 208 Ajax, (905) 6W-)-4439 Torrance Medical & vein Clinic 2930 Eglinton Ave. E. Scarborough. (416) 438,4000 0 Treatment of: Prescription Narcotic Addiction Heroin Abuse LASIK LASIK IS THE MOST ADVANCED FORM OF LASER VISION CORRECTION loser Vi51ar1 Correction has been perforrrled safely for more thorn a decode to correct nearsightedness, astigmatism and for #decries. 101M N. MCUM AN, racX GWOf SIAWT Lk Macleod and ha staff at die Oshawa (TAA 49 111e Wowing Gee oppotlulilies to get it fads 4111011t Lasa %011(aatclioa: . smenilg • educational wakshops To bak = nig mb*m d wr Iw noilnw tllwlre Idwlmot(w wrt (905)121-1211 SEE INf (11MIEN(E HERZIG EYE INSTITUTE The older surfoce PRK procedure is still being performed, and aldloilgh dfferlm, LASIK hos moray Wvontages ow PRK. Below is a comparison of Ehe two procedures. M Most poliaus hoe 2 - 4 dols of cawidet" pain aha the pracedue. Vision is bkwW fa 3 - 7 dols Moving the pro(edim %ion can fklcom fa 1-12nwdts. VS LASIK , Akmst (ampletely painless. Eye drops ne(eSS* b conhd to hedrg process for 2 - 6 rnondts. MM pip visits necessary to ensure propea heft Most polim can miorto* drive their car widnin 12 hours of baking the pnxedim Vision in most patients is stable aher 2 - 6 weeks. Eye drops used fa 1 week only. Very rdde o waKe necessary becom of nrnirnd he* fesporne. JOHN N. MACLEOD, MD -Oshawa Ckk, 111 King Sheet East, Oshawa, OntoEio Ll H 1 B9 For alone ilfamlMbn elltek aw wdnfit wt www nlW-HPI wyt oom ter_+.►.. .. .._ .., �- -. -�_ . _._,...�..�„s .. ... C PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER/UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNnAv FnITa^u nev-ern ne - stress Management: Discover Your Peaceful Centre Greenwood Holistic qH centre The Greenwood Holistic Health Care Centre is presenting "Discovering Your Peaceful Centre" by Karen Marks. The event will take place on Wednesdays from Nov. 4 to Nov. 25 from 7:00 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. Karen is a Registered Nurse with a Certificate in Health Promotion and has acted as Parish Nurse at Claremont United Church for the last three years. She is also a Therapeutic Touch Practitioner and Teacher of "Lifestyle Management" at Centennial College. This series of four weekly 90 minute sessions provides an intro- duction to techniques that can be used to manage stress, including breathing, relaxation methods, mindfulness, centreing, music, med- itation, guided imagery, journal writing, creativity, and humour. Participants will use self - assessments to identify their own life stressors, create a plan for change, and be empowered with new skills to take charge of their own well-being. Karen says that most of us have difficulty with just "being" and always feel as if we must be "doing. " "When assessing your peace- ful centre becomes a way of life, the stress does not miraculously disap- pear, but becomes more manage- able," she says. "You can get back in control, become more focused and slow the pace of your life by learn- ing how to create sacred space to 'just be"' Recent studies suggest 70% to Wl'o of all illnesses seen in medical practice are either caused by or made worse by stress. An Edmonton study(in the Edmonton Journal, Sept. 1996) found that 92% of Edmontonians reported some level WANT SOMETHING TO SMILE ABOUT? FREE Consultations • compkm a Partial Derrieres • Renwrable Denwm on knpw is • Sarre day refines a repairs • Everwg s Saturday aats. PICKERING DENTURE CLINIC Andre Maragh D.D. (905) 420.2652 1792 LIVERPOOL RD., PICKERING (SLIPERCENTRE PLAZA) of stress in their lives, while one in five described their life as "very stressful." This study also indicated that spirituality and a sense of com- munity may be two important fac- tors in determining a person's sense of well-being. Karen says for the past 100 years the rule of medicine has been to separate mind from body, and mind and bodv from spirit. "One of the areas of scientific "Discovering Your Peaceful Centre" by Karen Marks. takes place on Wednesdays from Nov s 4 to Nov. 25 from 7:00 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.k:. study now becoming meaningful is the role of thought and stress on the immune system and the physiology of the body," she says. "We have learned that no physical disease can occur without a mental, emotional or spiritual component. By learning to value listening to the body, mind and spirit, and tapping into our own Peaceful Centre, we can better face the stresses of our lives, learn to change the way we think about those stressors and how we react to them." Karen explains that the spiri- tual component is often over- looked, but it is basic to our lives. "Our spirit is our life source and needs care and nourishment just as much as the other parts of our being," she says. Have YOU been injured in a car accident? Consider a vrA to Whites Road Physiotherapy And Sports Injury Clinic. You'll be pleased to find Individual attention and care still exists. Whites Road Physiotherapy A Sports Injury Clinic Since 1988 THE MEDICAL CENTRE • 720 SHEPPARD AVE. UNIT 8 420.0647 PICKERING, ONT. L1 V 1 G5 LF • TIME • QUAIITY • GENRE DENTAL CARE ARE IMPORTANT TO YOU WE ARE AVAIIABU TO SERVE YOU WE WELCOME NEW PATIENTS WE r PEOPLE OF ALL AGES 24E HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE 3 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax, Ontario (South of Hwy. *2) DR. JOSEPH A.. MMIEW, DENnST Recent studies suggest 70% to 80% of all illnesses seen in medical practice are either caused by or made worse by stress. r enwood " `Holistic fflealth ('are Centre619- - S Stress Management Sessions (Ducover Your Peaceful Centre with Karen Marks Wednesday nights in November 7.•00 pm. - 8:30 4. m. CALL FOR MORE INFORMATION A peaceful country retreat Highway 7 and Westney X 1 IU min from dowmown Pickennn� P iaL.-tsew" e hearing aids are virtually Invisible Schedule an evaluation today with an Audiologist. An Audiologist is licensed in the Province of Ontario to prescribe Hearing Completely r n iAss in -the -canal i W FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT iaL.-tsew" e hearing aids are virtually Invisible Schedule an evaluation today with an Audiologist. An Audiologist is licensed in the Province of Ontario to prescribe Hearing Aids. r FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT Ajax -Pickering Audiology Clinic ::�::.-:M•::�.:::x::..�.:,,.:r�:sr�:::;:. 1885 Glenanna Rd., Plcic. 831-8311 a i Ajax Audiology Services ■ * 95 Bayly St. S., Ajax 831-8311 Whitby Hearing Centre 1032 Brock St. S., Whitby 666-7726 F. � Pain: Making it your friend? SPINAL SUBLUXATION: A HEALTH CONCERN Over the past year I have had a variety of questions from many of you some of which are answered in this article. What is Spinal Subluxation? A spinal subluxation is a minor misalignment of a vertebra in your spine that leads to malfunction and a loss of health. How serious is this condition? There is a vast range of severity of spinal subluxations from mere fix- ations of mobility of individual seg- ments of the spine barely detectable by motion palpation of the spine (the chiropractor's expertise) to degener- ative disc and joint disease visible on xrays all too often leading to fusion of the area. Why should I be concerned about my spinal health? The bones of your spine house and protect the trillions of delicate nerve fibres which originate in your brain travel down through the spinal canal and branch off as nerve roots passing through the vertebral fora- men (the opening between spinal bones) and provide vital messages to every part of your body to keep it healthy. If one or more vertebrae become misaligned there is an inter- ruption of the number and/or strength of the mental impulses that are required for normal horneosta- sis/balance. So why is that so important to me? When two cells come together to form the human body the first devel- opment from those cells is the noto- chord which becomes the brain and nervous system Out of this delicate- ly designed group of nerves comes Ole spinal nerves. All of the other systems are outpouchings of the ner- vous system. Your nerve system is your lifeline. It is that which keeps life's energy coursing through your body. If you are losing mental impulses little by little every day of course muscles will tighten up. Of —course, circulation will be distorted. +Of course your tissues are not going Stu regenerate as quickly as they are supposed to. Of course you will feel r: .sluggish. You start to feel like things �'r = just .aren't . right. You may not even. have arty medical conditions show- ,. -------- - - --�., i tions creep up on you over time. Wouldn't it make sense to see if your spine and nervous system are functioning the way they are meant to by design? How do I know if spinal subluxations are causing me trouble? This is a real problem. You don't often know when vertebrae are misaligned unless you have just had a traumatic injury. But even then the mental impulses can be turned off suffi- ciently fairly quickly and make you think that the problem has gone away, only to show up as some degenerative condition years later. The cause of the pain you have today may not be as simple as having just turned to reach a shopping bag in the back seat of the car. It could even be from little inci- -:dences like that building up over a long period of time eventually causing a hopefully temporary debil- itating situation. Like a toothache you don't usual- ly know there is decay until it builds up sufficient- ly to cause the nerves to feel it. Then it takes slot of work to fix the problem. It makes more sense to have regular checkups to pre- vent as much aggravation as possible. Who corrects spinal subluxatioris? Your doctor of chiropractic corrects spinal subluxa- tions. Chiropractors are one of five health profes- sionals designated as doc- tors, the only ones allowed by law to diagnose. Your doctor of chiropractic spe- cializes in the detection, diagnosis, and correction of spinal problems. Doctors of chiropractic are properly trained and edu- cated 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 peo- ple neglect this most criti- cal area of their body. Is spinal health 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 doc- tor of chiropractic examine your spine. Depending on the state of your spine you will need only a little bit of care or slot 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 of chiropractic. A,fforalotabk Dentures... ow c er Ream To srr REPAIRS (1 hr.) ' Rellnes ' Complete, Pcwhal Dentures LOVfER DENTURE STABILITY NOW PERMANENT, SOFT 010TtN1E LINER ffiiw Sial, DD, KC.AAA) 84 Old Kingston Rd. W, NEVIS ADVERTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25,1898 PAGE 17 C Chiropractic can make all the difference in your world! Our natural holistic, "hands on" approach has provided relief for many people just like you. Many health problems have their source in spinal misalignments. Call for a spinal screening. _ DR. 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Pair could be hiding. out in Ajax area, police say BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Two men suspected of stealing six handguns from the home of a retired po- lice officer should he considered armed and dangerous, say Durham Regional Police, who are asking for the public's help in nabbing the pair. Guns, ammunition and numerous valuables were taken during the Thanks- giving weekend break-in. Police said the thieves entered the Eastlawn Street, Oshawa residence through a rear basement window then ransacked the home. They said the handguns, legally - owned, were removed from a locked gun cabinet which was pried open. All were registered by the 63 -year-old collector, police said. Also taken during the break-in were two CO2 cartridge handguns, two starter pistols, a replica of a Luger handgun. jewelry, electronic equipment. coin col- lections, a safe and Royal Doulton fig- urines, police said. Sergeant Jim Grimley said two sus- pects have been identified in that break- in and two others which occurred on the same street. On Monday police executed a search warrant at the Fairbanks Street residence of one of the suspects and recovered a "considerable" amount of stolen proper- ty, Sgt. Grimley said. Also seized was a cut-down 30-06 rifle and ammunition. The stolen handguns, which include two .32 calibre semi -automatics, were not recovered. Police said arrest warrants have been issued for Bradley Christopher Cox and Cory Patrick Dcveaux, both 20 -years - old. They face numerous charges of Film discusses causes of cancer Hearth Place Cancer Centre presents an evening with Lorna Wilson Oct. 26 at the Oshawa Public Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. 'Before Their Time' is for any woman concerned with the connection of electromagnetic fields produced by VDTs and cancer. Ms. Wilson is one of nine co-workers who were diag- nosed with cancer within months of each other. Known as 'cluster cancer,' Ms. Wilson's story was recently featured in the October edition of 'Chate- laine' magazine. The video, 'Before Their Time,' which will be shown, re- ceived the national Canadian Association of Labour Media award. There is no admission charge to this event. For more informa- tion, call 579-4833. Young -parent supportgToupneeds help The Rose of Durham, a care for infants and toddlers in November and require a young -parent support group, is while their parents are in- commitment of three hours per looking for volunteers to assist volved with educational pro- week. with child care. grams. For more information call Volunteers are needed to Volunteers positions begin Lisa at 432-3622. PURCHASE A FURNACE AND CENrTRAL AIR CONDMONER . AND RECEIVE SAVE NOW - WARMTH vvHEN IT'S COLD,COOL RELIEF %VHEN IT'S HOT. e inion 7'a*e amort BRADLEY CORY COX DF_ VEAUX break -and -enter, mischief, possession of a narcotic, possession of stolen property, possession of a restricted weapon, pos- session of a prohibited weapon and un- safe storage of a weapon Police said both men could be hiding out in the Oshawa or Ajax areas and it's believed Mr. Cox is carrying a handgun. Mr. Cox is white, 6 -feet -tall, 170 - pounds, with short brown hair, hazel eyes and a severe acne problem. Mr. De- veaux is white, 5 -feet -4, 133 -pounds, with short brown receding hair, green eyes and has a light moustache and goa- tee. Anyone who sees either man or knows of their whereabouts is urged to call Det. Gill Hughes at 579-1520, ext. 2717, or Crime Stoppers at 436 -TIPS. ANNOUNCEMENT Bob Myers Chev Olds is pleased to announce the appointment of Mike Hamdan as a Sales and leasing Consultant. Mike operated the Petro Canada Station at the corner of Westney and 1w, Bayly for the past 6 years and has been actively involved in the community. We encourage all of Mike's previous customers, friends and associates - to ssociatesto visit him when considering a new/used car, truck or van. We welcome Mike's sincere and friendly approach in doing business. Give Mike a call at 427-2500. mif1 Cberrolet - OI{dmwbtle 425 seryl► St. W., Ajax r ----- ___ _ __ _ _ - - - - - - - -� ' Lose all your weight I • Weight ION; r r programs r only $1/lb No PmTack od meals or powders - _excludes product, enrollment fee r i * Lase 2 - 71bs✓'weelr guaranteed � r' • Look & fed great r --_- -- - - - -- ___-_-'---- -- ' Save. Save! Save! r ------------------- - - - " _ - " - - - - ' 15% ' 15% off �, _Save! Save! Save! ; r 15% off ' Any Herbal Product Any Herbal Product '_ _ _ _Coupon exPua Oct. 30/96 ----==-=--Z---- I, Coupon expires Nov 15/98 I = Save! Save! 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HOBBY SHOW: The Hobby Model Show is being held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Ex- eter High School, 80 Falby Crt., Ajax. Sales, contests, vendors. Phone 683-8125 (Alex Kondracki), 416-491- 6329 (Derek Pennington) for information. GARAGE SALE: Critters in Need hosts a fund-raising garage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 1213 Maple Gate Rd., Pickering. Sports equipment, glass- ware, crafts, baby items. Phone 839-5105 for more in- formation. .MONDAY, OCT. 26 BREAST-FEEDING: The Durham Lactation Centre holds a two-hour prenatal breast-feeding workshop. In- formation on starting and what to expect. Phone 427-9547 for time and location, or for more in- formation on the local organi- zation. at homes in the Major Oaks subdivision, police asked for the public's assistance in collar- ing the culprit. On Oct. 15 a resident of Greenmount Street spotted a man matching the description and police were called. Two suspects were arrested. Kareem Bell, 19, of Scarbor- ough, is charged with break and BILLBOARD OCT. 25, 1998 HEALTH: Hearth Place Can- cer Support Centre's lecture series presents Lorna Wilson discussing 'Computers, Chem- icals and Cancer' and screen- ing her new video, 'Before Their Time'; at 7:30 p.m. at the McLaughlin Auditorium, Oshawa Library, 65 Bagot St. Phone 579-4833 for more in- formation. NURSES: Durham Lakeview Council of Registered Practi- cal Nurses Association of On- tario hosts a presentation by the College of Nurses of On- tario: Self -Assessment Tool Workshop, at 7 p.m. at the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre (formerly the Ajax - Pickering General Hospital), Harwood Ave. S., Ajax. All RPNs and PN students welcome. Phone 432-7604 for more information. DIVORCE: Divorce Care Re- covery, a video seminar, is being held from 7:15 to 9 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, Room 203, at the corner of Rossland and Ravenscroft rds., Ajax. No childcare available. $2 a session fee. Phone 416-878-6571 for more information. RAMNOR✓ N"TM A AIR �r 1500 off furnace & air conditioner if purchased together or furnace & fireplace enter, attempted break and enter and possession of stolen prop- erty. A 16 -year-old Scarborough boy is charged with five counts of break and enter, three counts of possession of stolen property and theft. Both appeared in bail court and remain in custody awaiting sureties. TUESDAY, OCT. 27 PARENTS: A support group for parents of kids involved in drug or alcohol abuse, running away, dropping out of school, crimes or parental abuse meets locally every Tuesday at 7:15 p.m. Call 1-800-488-5666 for lo- cation. SENIORS: The Ajax Senior Citizens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morning Discussion Group meets at 9:30 a.m. at St. Andrew's Seniors Centre, 46 Exeter Rd., Ajax. Local resident David Karry discusses a music -related topic. Phone 619-0315 (Betty Batho) for more information. AMNESTY: Amnesty Interna tional Group 90 (Ajax -Picker- ing) meets at 9:15 a.m. at Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. Bromly Armstrong will speak on Racism and Human Rights. Phone 668-7171 for more information. OUTDOOR CLUB: The Durham -Pineridge Outdoor Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at 44 William St. W. (Cana Hall), Oshawa. Guest speaker is John Jen- nings from the Canadian Canoe Museum. Phone 420- 4801 for more information on the club. LAE11112W) Air es& FURw►cE s $200 off air conditioner or furnace if purchased separately -1. y OSa pans Leon= $etving Dtlt►/111111.S we 1966 ArdwtWV&dw (OW) 4344"1 PICKERNrG-AJAX 686-0571 L .. _ _ . RAMNOR HEATING A AIR CONDITIONING . • T ♦./_•lilllIltr.T ♦ E,...N+h'<s �•E� Oro,— Did you "OW Tile Ajax and Pickering News Advertiser in tvs-- S are of the Council. 80 Ontario PpMreess u Gould St., Tome to, Ont. M5B 2M7, an organizationtlW independeltt addresses reader complaints about member ngwss. _ NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 25, 1998 PAGE 19 P ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo rri The icing on the cake Three-year-old Xania Nancoo gets a little help from child care instructor Carrie Borrow•dale at the Pickering Child Care Centre as the pair team up to decorate a Halloween cupcake. AR PAGE 20 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October 25,1998 St. John Ambulance can teach you to Do you know how to check the St. John Ambulance's CPR One local course offered is airway of a child, or how to check courses provide specific knowl- Basic Rescuer CPR/Level C: CPR the pulse of an infant? edge and life-saving skills. procedures for adult, infant and respond in an emergency p g Y child rescue. The course is eight to 21 in Ajax. 10 hours long and costs $60 per Call 434-7800 for more infor- person. Classes will be held Nov. mation. -!s your business involved in HOME IMPROVEMENT? 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I 77 P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, October Z, IM Nurses, St. Elizabeth ready to talk again Si'des aim to end stri*ke BI' CINDI' UPSHALL Staff Writer The two sides in the St. Eliza- beth strike will be at the negotia- tion table next week trying to put an end to the dispute as it enters its fifth month. Louise Howell, spokesman for the 130 striking registered nurses and clerical staff says the negotiations between the Ontario -Nurses Association (ONA). who represent the employees and St. Elizabeth are scheduled for Monday, Oct. 26 and Tuesday, Oct. 27. She declined further comment on the progress of the talks, citing an Ontario Labour Relations Board -imposed media blackout. The nurses and clerical staff of St. Elizabeth's Durham ,. branch have been on the picket line since June 18 after the two sides failed to reach their first collective agreement since the union's certification in Decem- ber, 1996. The main issues in the dispute are wages and working conditions. The labour board ear- lier this month denied an applica- tion by the ONA for an arbitrated solution to the dispute. Instead it ordered the two sides back to the negotiating table. Eva Novy, spokesman for St. Elizabeth Health Care says nego- tiations have been taking place with the assistance of a mediator. "It's hard to tell, but the tone is positive:' she says. While both sides no doubt will be happy to finally have a resolution. so will Janet Harris, chief executive officer of Durham Access to Care. "We're hopeful they'll be able to resolve the dispute and get back to caring for the communi- ty;" says Ms. Harris. Durham Access to Care is an agency which assigns home health care services to those in need through a number of health- care providers such as St. Eliza- beth. During the strike clients nor- mally treated by St. Elizabeth have been transferred to Victoria Order of Nurses, Comcare, Para- med and the Durham Associa- tion of Family Respite, which has taken on additional case loads, says Ms. Harris, adding when the strike started 800 clients had to be transferred. Spring Bridal _. viik. Exr rrw e F G 7 W Se , =,,a &a .�cRursE 7 IAVLTSAk Pickering 831-0222 1660 Kingston Rd. Pickering 4126-7884 AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER PRESENTS... A WEDDING EXTRAVAGANZA i SUN., JANUARY 31, `99 Pickering Recreation Complex Valley Farm Road, Pickering. S n ton ublishes• Frida Tan" 29 1999 ` General Arts & Science can get you going in the right direction. Are you unsure which direction you would like your career to take, or in which program you want to enroll. General Arts & Science will give you a wide range of options and skills. This program is designed to respond to individual learning objec- tives by providing career expioratios; shiAs development and flexible programming in a liberal arts environment. You can complete this pro- gram as a one-year certificate or a two-year diploma. Call today, fall semester starts October 26th! Plan for our For nrore ihoi w io++ Fal courses cap Koren tGng at may. 721-3111, ext 2425. Home of the University Centre at Durham We're online at www.durhamnews.net ec i To reserve your booth space call (905) 683-5110 r Here's the beef Big Sisters fund-raiser Tuesday The Ajax -Pickering Big Sisters Association is hoping to turn burgers into bucks. On Tuesday, Oct. 27, the Ajax Burger King Restaurant holds a fund-raiser, with 20 per cent of the proceeds from all sales between 4 and 9 p.m. going to the Big Sisters. There will also be face - Video seminar aids divorce recovery AJAX — Suddenly single parents in the community are invited to take part in a video seminar aimed at helping them cope. Divorce Care Recovery, a video seminar, is being held from Monday, Oct. 26 from 7:15 to 9 p.m. at the Christian Life Centre, Room 203, at the corner of Rossland and R a v e n s c r o f t roads in Ajax. The cost is 52 per session. No childcare available is available. Call 416- 878-6571 for in- formation. painting and entertainment by a magician offered at the fund- rai se r. The Big Sisters helps girls and young women with two programs — the Big Sister - Little Sister matches and the Teen Mom program. There are also workshops and activity nights. Currently, 30 children and teens are on a waiting list for a match. The Ajax Burger King is at the corner of Bayly Street and MacKenzie Avenue. For more information on the fund-raiser or other Big Sisters activities, call Marilyn Cummings at 428-81 1 1. 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In front are Wayne Disney (left) and Brad Evre, representingthe Lakeridge Health Corporation. 0 IF DOG SHOW�-j �. .. • _ Iron - - - • lid's Address Phone No. -Age Over 100 different breeds Judging schedule to be �` ► 1'` • OWN AND PLANT ESKNMS- ; `Ved. Oct. 28/98.01111 - published ►a Lij Oct. 30, 31 & Nov. 1 «- IM AG 2 .. Metro East Trade Centre, PickeringSPA 401 & Brock Rd.123 ' Info I ino (ani) 10.4-7000 nr In1 Fl OC�?_4a57` q Aihd Skew, WMtry, on., (905) 666-2311 t►,a�!/� -w .r NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, October 25, 1998 PAtaE 27 P Durham committee reviewsDim:114 I'll I Dal I who should provide services A regional committee will spend a year to study how Durham and its eight member municipalities should provide services. The ad hoc committee, ap- proved by Regional Council Wednesday, will consider which level of government should be in charge of provid- ing various municipal ser- vices. However, the committee won't make a recommendation on who should be responsible, Chief Administrative Officer Garry Cubitt said. "The concept is to capture where should a service belong. It may be at one level but de- livered by someone else," Mr. Cubitt said. Clarington Mayor Diane Hamre said, "Some (services) will fall off the list right away, like police (which can only be run by the Region). Others need study." She added one of the aims of the committee is to deter- mine "What's the most cost- effective way to serve our res- idents?" When asked if public utili- ties, such as hydro -electric commissions, will be re- viewed, Region Chairman Roger Anderson replied. Civil rights leader speaks at Amnesty meeting AJAX — A leading Canadian civil rights leader will speak at an Amnesty International meeting in Ajax on Tuesday. Bromley Armstrong has been ac- tive in civil rights in Canada for more than 50 years. He's a former trade unionist, in- surance broker, newspaper publisher and Ontario Human Rights Commis- sioner, as well as a retired member of the Ontario Labour Relations Board. Born in Jamaica, he came to Canada in 1947 and has been active in the field of race relations ever since. Mr. Armstrong has received the Order of Ontario, the Order of Cana- da, the Harry Jerome Community Service Award and the Town of Pick- ering Outstanding Citizen Award. He'll speak to the Amnesty Inter- national Group 90 (Ajax -Pickering) chapter on Oct. 21at 9:15 a.m. at the Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax. It's open to the public and every- one is welcome. Call 668-7171 for more informa- tion. 150opff peam NOVEMBER & DECEMBER TUESDAYS, F1 MAY NIGHTS k SATURDAYS AJAX OSHAWA, & WHITBYhxbxww d. 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Learn and use the proper tech - fiInjteer tion, 42% of Canadians believe that par- niques far each sport you participate in. _ ation leads to ongoing pain and stiffness If you associate physical activity with pain ointsand 27% agree that physical activity and stiffness, think again. Do you do vigorous es people too muscular, according to the activities cold and then ache for three days? Physical Activity Monitor conducted by Then start slowly and gradually increase the Canadian Fitness and Lifestyle research time, frequency and intensity. Institute. Do you suffer from arthritis and think that _- In fact, becoming more active is very safe physical activity will only make things most people. Canada's number one activi- worse? Then reconsider exercising. Recent walking, is a very safe activity. 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Looking for a sweet female, with a cute smile. 18 to 26. BOX 16165 rLLTREAT YOU RIGHT Attractive, single white male. 45 yrs old. 510 160 lbs, fit, blue eyes, romantic, sen- sitive, kind. Looking for an attractive, single white female, slim to medium build, for a lasting relationship. BOX 16603 NOT HARD TO PLEASE 47 yr old dad, 6'2-, brown hair, blue eyes, looking for a new lady in my life, 30's to 40's. non-smoker, social drinker, who is passionate. open minded. attractive. slam to medium built. who enjoys sports, converse - bon and time together BOX 16618 BE PATIENT 40 yr old dad. 6'. blonde hair, blue eyes. 210 lbs, smoker. looking for a lemals, 35 to 45, for a possible relationship. BOX 16666 SOUND INTERESTING? 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HRISTIIL�S RTNE NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. 25, .1998 School captures six team titles at Pickering -area competition Highbush runners high achievers at crossmcountry meet PICKERING —Athletes from Highbush Public School grabbed the spotlight at the Pickering area cross-country meet at Trillium Trails near Oshawa Wednesday. The school boasted three divisional win- ners, as well as many others who'll participate at the Durham Elementary Athletic Associa- tion Cross -Country Finals at Trillium Trails Wednesday, Oct. 28, starting at 10 a.m. In the team competition, Highbush cap- tured titles in the nine-, 10-, 11-, 12- and 13 - year -old boys' categories, as well as the 13 - year -old girls' bracket. The school also fin- ished second in the cight-year-old boys' divi- sion. Individually, Kevin Campbell took first place for Highbush in the 10 -year-old boys' category. Campbell was followed by school mates Bcn Sawyer in second place. Andrew Riley fifth, Mark Riley sixth, Chris Chappell seventh and Mike Broadcrip eighth. Gracme Murphy finished won the I I -year- old boys' division, Zachary Miller was third and Michael Vella fourth. John Koukidis captured the 12 -year-old boys' event, followed by Shane Tingling in second place and John Valerio in sixth. Craig Burrell was second in the 13 -year- old boys'category. He was followed by Tris- tan Tingling in third, Matt Fettes in fourth and Warren Barnes in sixth. " Arianne McNeill captured third place in 1he 13 -year-old girls' division. She was fol- lowed by Elyse Campbell in fourth, Jocelyn Two blowouts in women I s basketball AJAX — East Side Mario's came out on the win- ning end of a dc- fensive struggle with Glenn's Auto Service in Ajax Ladies' B a s k e t b a I I League play Wednesday. With both teams missing key players. the game was pre- dictably low scoring. The ac- curate outside shooting by East Side Mario's proved to be the difference in the contest as they defeated Glenn's Auto 21-10. E n g r i d Carmichael net- ted six points for ing players and East Side was unable to Mario's. Kathy keep pace with Durnan scored the bankers who four for Gicrin's. won 43-2 1. The second Lana Le - game of the tourneau scored evening was any- 16 points for the thing but defen- bank. Lori Flem- sive as Dakota ing replied with Bob's and the I I for Dakota Bank of Montre- Boh's. al engaged in a Players in the high -scoring af- league live in fair. Dakota Ajax and Picker - Bob's was miss- ing. 40HER01 AAKY SURPWSc • Halkymen costunns at Grem Prims! • Hurtiting Cloffws Sale Now Onl - Be ready for College a with College 9 P unno PFUJA" "n" NePm to aftsirl cMW vah Cofte fteparmion program. These PrOgram will eqwp you sd& the necessary skills to Ineet the prerequisites of a postsecondary prograrn. Coller Preparation Program are offered a AvTwAw1bV, Pre- Newak md h @ These prograrns are 22 weeks and will be surting in Junury. They will enable you to 9211 pomecondary pqpms in kpietriber99. Cd va fw own Od a 168W dwt an yew wermag" at 81110110M cl� ~ (90) 7214=L 4W imuwy 11. Home of the Lkdverdty Centre at Durham 4M Nespiak in ninth and Jenn Evans in l0th. In the 12 -year-old girls' age group, Sarah Nishikawa finished sixth and Alexis Farr was seventh. Laura Bames placed ninth in the 10 -year- old girls'division. Mark Jovanov finished eighth and Brian Smith ninth in the nine-year-old boys'catego- ry- Chr' stopher Wright was fourth and "'r Michael Ross sixth in the eight-year-old boys* bracket. Kailey Chappell finished eighth in the eight-year-old girl s"categor). Pickering peewees perfect in pre -season PICKERING —The Pickering Panthers Bay Cycle major peewee select hockey, team is off to a perfect start in exhibition play, winning its first four contests of the season. In their final exhibition tilt, the Panthers bombed lilowmanville 6- LThe team also de- feated Cedar Hill 4-3. Stouffville 2-1 and stancd the pre -season w I th a 3-2 victory over the Whitby Wildcats. The peewee selects are coached by A] McIlwalln. assisted by Matt Seward. The trainer is Ken Saunders. Oshawa, Whitby, Clarington, Port Perry This Week 1AJax Pickering News Advertiser Durham Parent presents... "The Parenti*ng Show" Lets Talk Kids! TOPIC "Positive Parenting" Who's In Charge? Parent or Child GUEST SPEAKER, MARIONBALLA as seen and heard on Canada AM e CBC Radio where she speaks on issues facing families tq4y! Pre -School lAdolescence DATE: MONDAY NOVEMBER 30,1998 PLACE: HOLIDAY INN .. OSHAWA, BLOOR ST E. TIMES: DOORS OPEN 6:30P&I (visit the displays) GUEST SPEAKER: 730PM - 8:45PM MARION BALLA QUESTION PERIOD: 8:45PM - 9:30PM ADMISSION: $1.00 PROCEEDS W iWE DUMMV JWWONAL P01JCE FOOD & TOY DJUVE TO PRE -REGISTER CALLAjAx/PwKaw4G TOshawa-Wh* ClantWon.Port Pffq Nit HISWEEK 11 -MM A 0 V E R T WIS SER 579-4400 ext:2318 683-5110 ext:228 A -is P'PA& i4 ikVii kbiikhSE�,_ SOO N__ DAY EOfflON, Octobw W, 19N Club members post outstanding results Youn'g Pi*ckeri*ng 0 swimmers make waves at meet PICKERING —Younger member,% of the Pickering Sw rn Club posted out- standing results at tZ inaugural compe- tition of the season at the Picker ng Recreation Complex pool last weekend. T'he meet attracted swimmers from six clubs in the central region area. In the eight -and -under -girls' bracket. Alizah Ladak finished third in the 25 - metre backstroke, fourth in the 25m breaststroke and fifth in the 25m freestyle. Scott Johnston represented Picker- ing in the cight-and-under boys' age group and placed first in the 25m but- terfly and second in the 25m free. 25m back and 25m breast. In the 1(�-and-undcr girls' group, Stephanie Peters led the way with a first -place effort in the 50m back, sec- ond in the 100m indi-.idual medley, fourth in the 50m breast and sixth in the 50m free. I -aura Barnes won the 50m breast and finished fourth in the 100rn I.M. Newcomer Mikki McGuinty placed second in the 50m free and third in the 50m breast. Natashia Szpak ww% second in the 50rn fly, fifth in the 50rn free and 100m I.M. and sixth in the 50m breast, Sarah Wolch finished %ec- ond in the 50m breast and seventh in the 50m free and 50m back. Jessica Ward was eighth in the 50m back. Also swim- ming well in this age group were Megan Baird, Katherine Ball and Lisa Barbieri. In the I O -and- under boys' category. Bradlc,. Johnston won the 50m flv and 100m i.M.. and was second in th� 50M breast and 50m free. Daniel Langlois captured the 55()m free and 50in back. finished second in the 100m I.M. and fifth in the 50m breast. Jake Stevens placed second in the 50m back, third in the 50m breast, sixth in the 100m I.M. and eighth in the 50m free. Alex Grif- fith finished third in the 50m fly, fourth in the 50m free and 100m I.M. and fifth in the 50m back. Kent Williamson placed seventh in the 50m back and Nicholas Barbaro finished eighth in the 50m breast. Also swimming in this age group were John Ferguson and new- comers Cainan Eldridge. Jeffrey Han- non. Jeremy Prevoc and Michael Stor- to. Brcnna Wilson led the way for Pick- ering in the I I- 12 -year-old girls' cate- gory. She won the 100m free, 100m fly and 2(X)m I.M. She placed second in tt;c 100m back and fifth in the 100m breast. Kelley Lee won the 100m breast, fin- ished fifth in the 200m I.M.. sixth in the I 00m back and eighth in the I 00m free. Caitlin Heggie was third in the 100m breast, sixth in the 100m free and 100m fly and -seventh in the 100m back. Taryn Kavanagh finished seventh in the 100m free and eighth in the I 00m fly. Melanie Campbell placed eighth in the 100m breast. Also swimming for Pickering were Jenna Bayley, Caroline Dionne. Ashley Dow. Alexandra Ferguson, Erin Gordon, Krista Hastings, Fahreen Ladak and Alana Power. In the 11-12 boys' category. Bran- don Barbaro won the I 00m free and 100m back, finished second in the 200m I.M. and eighth in the 100m breast. Joey Lupiccini captured the 200m I.M., placedsecond in the 100m free and 100m back and third in the 100m breast. Matt Wolch won the 10m breast, placed fifth in the 200m I.M. and sixth in the 100m free and 100m back. Matt Johnston finished second in the 100m breast and third in the 100m free. 100m back and 200m I.M. Ryan Shanks placed seventh in the 100m free, 100m back and 200m I.M. 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In accordance with the Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act, 1980.) - Principles of Dental Assisting - Dental Materials - Operative Dentistry - Preventive Dentistry * Medical Emergencies - Computerized Office Procedures TORONTO &1q, 9=9 I MOVEIM11111MM PICKERING CAMPUS 420-1344 LmcERmc,E.1v-1=EALTH Patients First DOWMANVILLE OSHAWA PORT PERRY UXBRIDGE WHITST L4keri4e Health Corporation consists of the five hospital sites listed above, all located within the Greater Toronto Area's eastern sector. Our vision is to work with our health partners to promote health and deliver excellence in care through the combined efforts of our 3,500 staff and physicians. Putting patientsfira, ux provide calre to more than 500, 000 people with an operating budget of $150 million, and are developing the Durham Regional Cancer Centre uihich is due to open in 2001. Our Bouxnanviille site, low 30 minutes cast of Toronto, is a 106 -bed cominzinity hoqiital serving a population base of 63, 000 - PHARMACIST This fuill-tirnei position calb for an innovative, results - oriented lmkvkkW interested in being a key participant On our health cam team. Reporting to the Clinical Leader, Pharmacy. you vAN provide pharmaceutical care, drug Wormiation, hat.nacokinetic monitoring and computerized drug -order entry. You poss;ess a B.Sc. in Pharnucy and licensure, or eligibility for ticensure, in Ontario. piWerence win be given to those candidan wkh a previous resklency in a hospital pharmacy or hospitall experience. For an opportinliky to ioln our health care team. P1111M subn* youir resume, by November 6th, 1998, to: Lakeritlige Heafth Bowmanville, Hluman Resources Depairtiment, 47 Liberq Street South. BOW111111111111swille, Ontario LIC 2N4.ft=("S) 623-4M. We thank all applicarm for their interem howew, Only those selected for an interview vA be contacted. For anknatitke warehouse in Dwriam Must be ficiftle Welly boft req'd Tentia. to perin. $8.00 per hour CM DDIIS OW 420 -SM commomw lell roducer, and C.S.111- .1.11.0. licensed; Tel- oe refern-d - =. P -at at vionks hwunow ("5)579--1317 = "L SUTM Carol Trowil; COW Satiate a nal admiclan. MW bm" &&law in arlm" nails. Bar cuwft peftm, %=, stideni Fmicing availl- " $20. M5)rn- As The "Innouative Rezatter of rbe Year", tm belww that the bottom line is only one measure ofoursuccess. we are equally Proud of ou r recordfor exceptional quality Productsfrom around the world, our obsession with customer service, and our leader- sbip role in Promoting re5iovnsfbie consumption -f-urp-ducts_ c ex - o LCBO Wo This hand1s-ori position in our Durixam warehouse facility will involve close co-opemtion with all warehouse departments. In this key function, you will co-ordinate, prepare and analyse the warehouse budget, make recom- mendations on improving financial efficiencies, as well as administer related prograrns such as returns-to-supp6m and warehouse space rental programs. You will also be responsible for the day-to-day supervision of local payroll, reception and A/R activities. You bring to this role a postsecondary education in accounting/furiancr or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and experience Knowledge of financial analysis and budget development and control is essential, as are strong 2natlytical skills. Experienced in preriaring and evaluating financial rerxicts, and budgets, you are famitiar with Vrindows 95 and Office 95/97, and have had some exposure to inventory-coritrol mantagement. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills round out your profile. If you are interested, please forward your resume, itiviotting ftle *LCS-109/96, by October 28, 1998, to. Hurnan Resources, LCOO, Durham Regioniall LIN 7G4. Fam- (905) 579-0496. We appreciate your interest and advise that only those under consideration will be contacted, An equal opportunity employer Inside Sales Representative Johnson Inc. is one of Canada's leading Group Insurance Brokers. Employee Benefit Consultants and Administrator Organizations, with 40 offices in Canada. Our Richmond HiU office requires an experienced sales profesw-nal. Bring your proven sales abUity and desire to succeed to our team - With a Personal Unes, Lif� or Retafl Sales background, your experience wiU be utlized to prepare custom tailored insurance proposals for our clients. Our ongoing naining program will be the final piece in your success. Your unique communication style coWled with the strong aWity to persuade wdl enable you to meet your overaH sales objectives. This salaried position is supplemcrited by a generous Incentive Program. candidates are invited to forward their resume or cafl (905) 764-4159. Supervisor, Staffing, 1595 - 16th Johnoo"INC. Ave., Suite 400, Richmond HiM ON 100 + Years of Servico. L45 3S5 Fax: (905) 76t-4010. Only qualilled Mildidates will be writ3cled. Ow of Skills, Bdws, ATVs tied Lawainewers iticallied vin Pbrt Hope and CallitiorS Is hatskleg for a unic MaoW hr ow Pwb mid Stalin Department. perstio most have = extensive knearkilge of Parts for ow stry, be a wdl orpoind hollivkWaill awd able to orpoize , showirtItitin sold parts. 7%b indivk1stal moo aim posseiiiii ig Managetinesit sidliti, millo" with prelilens stalvialig allaillillies a proven successM saks record. a are: lawd working, dedlicatted, balre suvm 1114110111,11t skills e*y a doleage, islease hrwwd yew me, by October 31, 1"S W- Clithbore Smaill En&es, RR" Cobourg, ON, K9A 4.117 or fax 905-373-0814 No phme caUs pkase! only dme sekciedfor m haffyiew wX be coxwftd. MR —Go" H* -a leader in citildren's educational 00ino- littler cl mitares an in- struclor to teao IWXTW6- ers. Part-firia to a 1 - bate W Flo rase of $4.01Y dMil. Must be f4mble wW rwor" with clultim. =59==Olryl 9-0249 AM 90 STATION 00tift shop reWres WWW NO. 5:30 am. Drop w Susie 013. Mo am "vertising P*q 10-12 m*s*- ositim from mail mom to martapniant for our !*-r."h office. We pro - am Milk "111' trainav promm. M firrie. ww"A". CAN Sarah 416- ONlified Waft. No "ft saks. Fun Environment. H-%Ww & bonuses..45 ym conww 665.-M CHANGE MEANS OPPORTLTNITY, AND AT BIWAY, WE'VE CHANGED! STORE MANAGEMENT We are looking for dynamic. highly motivated and dedicated individuals to lead our store teams in the Whitby and Oshawa areas. Successful candidates will thrive on new challenges, demonstrate excellent communication, organizational and problem solving Aills. Along with post secondary education you will have 2-3 years store management cxpenence. including fashion retailing. successful candidates will be fully accountable for all aspects of profitable store marketing. shipping and receiving, sales promotion, loss prevention and human resources- BiWay offers exciting career opportunities with Canada's foremost neighboudicod retailer. Please forward your resume toi Biway 637 Lakedwrie Blvd. W, Torowto. Ont. M5V 3" Fax: 1416) 53"948 Please direct all resumes to the Attention of Recruiting Manner NO PHONE CALLS PLEASE We thank all applicants in advance, tu)wcvcr. only suitable candidates will be contacted. VOVLIEX Camaga'f 1�ckd�g Spe—Ir. Rer�; � Rutijing ,,, rhe fo~e IMAPJUMNO / PUBLIC FMATH:1111ft ASSOTAM Yorkville Sound, a p"Aessionall audio product manufacturer & distributor of niulsical instruments including Gibson guitars, has an exciting opportunity for a dynamic marketing Individual with a musical background. is n 1C a I The ideal applicant should have at least a community college diploma in Marketing andd/or Public Relations, as well as strong I organizaUcinal communication and computer sidils. Pleaw direct resumes to: Vice President of SaWs & Marketing Yorkville Sound 550 Granite Road Pickering, Ontario L1W 3Y8 Fax: (905) 839-5776 Y YMCA EmPLOYMENT C90111011RIOMOM COUNSELLOR mWired YWA Durliaim Employmerd and Comnuanity Servim has a variety of programs clesigrwd to assist individuais hrid and maintain anploymwit. Required qualifications for this full time Degm or Diploma in Employinent CourrAft Social ScWnces or —4—valent Minimum 2 yem experience woddng wi youth Supenor Commun"" Skills. ComWent in using Word Pledect, Word, Access and ft intemet. Pleaw fax restimili and covering lNer by Oct 30/98 to: (905) 839-9687 Attention: Din3dor Eff*"ment and Community Swvloes. Reception, Factory, Sales, Labour, Child Care filable immediately. Candidates st be: Ajax/Pickenng residents, 16 to not suitable- for students. To a ie to YMCA 1400 Bayly St., Mapgly: a, Pickering (beside the GO station) Dct. 26, 27, 28 between 9:00 a.m. and C PAGE 36 NEWS ADVERTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 25,1996 Iff— _—Cwsm CKWS CW011" COMPUTER SO"WARE/NETWORK SUPPORT The Durham Regional Police Service is currently seeking a results -oriented, highly motivated individual to provide computer software and network support to members of the Service. Responsibilities will include analyzing, testing and implementing application and network software/utilities for enhancing security and productivity including Inter/intraNETS; providing technical, application, and training support to all users; assisting in the installation, repair, upgrade and support of all personal computers and network servers. The successful candidate will have experience in multiple programming languages "C", "C++", Visual Basic and SOL; 3 - 5 years experience in Database design, query and reporting, Mapping technology using applications as TIMS, Mapinfo and ACAD. Candidates must have excellent communication skills including demonstrated ability to deal with users effectively. The salary range for this position is $38,474 - $43,721. Interested candidates must submit their resume NO LATER THAN NOVEMBER 4,1998 to: Durham Regional Police Service, Attn. Paula Anderson, Human Resources Branch, 77 Centre St. North. Oshawa. Ont. L 1 G 4B7, Fax (905) 721-4218, email &--n 0 --Jice clurham WInle we appreciate all applications we receive, we advise that only candidates under consideration will be contacted. No telephone calls please. We are an equal opportunity employer. Ryan Massage nerapy * Animal Care Aide Esthetician * Medical Office AdIninistntor Phanmacy Technician * Law Clerk Accotinting/Business Administration Chiropractic Office Assistant Human Service Worker wwwc-ow" Next Soil Nov. 161,1998 200 John SL W., 2nd Floor Midtown Mall, Oshawa 5; U.0 air, Mcwws Wednesday, October 28, 1"8, from 10:00a.m. to 7:00p.m. at: Cotton Ginny, Pickering Town Centre . 0 assistant managers sales associates (full-time, part-time and seasonal) If you enjoy selling quality women's apparel and thrive on exceeding your customers' expectations, we invite you to bring a copy of your resumi! and introduce yourself to one of our hiring managers at our job fair. Join the exciting world of wireless communications If you are outgoing, eager to achieve, with a desire to sell digital telecommunications products and services We want to hire you 1. News Canada Marketing, provider of Sales Associates for FIDO kiosks in prime retail locations invites you to a RECRUITING OPEN HOUSE West En East E Tuesday, October 27th We*iesday. October 2M 11:00 - 8-00 p.m, 1:00 - 8:00 p.m. Holiday Inn Select Toronto Arport Howard Johnson Hotel 970 Dixon Road, Etobicoke 940 Progress Ave., Sairborough (Hwy 427 & Dixon Road) (Hwy 401 & Markham Rd.) Dietenbaker Room Boardroom C We are coricluctiN on -the -spot interviews so bring alcing your resume or tax: atNews Canada Marketing 1296 Martin Grove Road Etobicoke, ON, M9W 4X3 Fax: 416-743-0885 We are hiring for V* following regions: Greater Toronto Area, Pickering, Oshawa, Barrie, Hamilton Niagara Region, Kdchener Waterloo Region, London. GO" H* GWMW N* Go" N* ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES. dedicated to enhancing the lives of adults living with disability. encourages independence by providing vital programs and services to 1.4 million rnen and women. To maintain the high quality of services for which we have become renowned, we currently require full and part-tirne... .Support Services Attendants 0 Whitby o Dedicated to the assistance of adults with physical disabilities. you will be instrunwritall in providing essential day-to-day support services including personal care, transferring. and meal preparation. By nature, you are a caregiver and are un,derstanding of the necessity for individuals' overall well being. Keys to this position are your top-notch interpersonal and communication skills and the ability to perform heavy lifting. walking, and standing. As a high school graduate, you have previous experience in attendant or human services positions, and are in possession of current CPR and First Aid certification. Please apply in writing to: FMONTAW LAMARCHE Support Services Maimner MARCH DES M SM ONTARIO MARCH OF DIMES Wb A OF DIMES DE LONLNW 13311 Ymp Street, Suite 202 11, Aiponclipix brAA& vA6 FhysicalakkAfin Richmond Hifl, Ontario LAE JIL6 AubmmipparadAwalatunf, -61 ph/s4w Fax: (905) 773-5176 While we thank all applicant3 in advancefur their iniereit. only those to be interviewed will be contacted, We are an equal opportunity eiqWoyer. M Gemiiil;;�_ EW 6 N* ATTENTION EMPLOYFM! MAKE YOUR HIRING DECISIONS SIMPLE AND REDUCE YOUR PAYROLL COM! How Do You Benefit? • wage absW • save recruftv *ne and advedisirig costs screer*V d al job rehmals to your business wriplornecit spedallists who will maAch ymw compwWs needs with the w~s Wmiledge, skills; and goals • you have the final WN dedson • an empiloyee frienidly, prollessiional. strearn-Knied service a I Gourwr9allomninihnia losranymsalisixAm Conted Funded bv the Ontario Governirrent GENERAL LABOURER required by sewer inspectiWdeaning co. to start immediii". Must be reliable, willing tp work outdoors. $9.00 per hour to start Previ- ous experience in construction fieldflob sites an asset Fax resurrie (905) 683-4668 or mailif drop off to: TELESCAN SEWER SERVICES, 751 INCKAY RD., UNIT 6, -PICKERING, ONT. LIW 3C7. SeWed candidates will be coritacted for interview S., 1" a N* � 0 H.Wp MIA GM"Hdp Small non-profit agency requires ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT To provide overall management and leadership of administrative sup- ports to ensure effective service delivery to clients and staff. Primary responsibilities include: LAWAN management and troubleshootin automated payroll, maintenance of financial and personnel recorTs and on-going office administration. This is a full-time contract position that necessitates some evening work. Qnuncations: • Post Secondary education in business administration Minimum of five years experience with some supervisory experience • Excellent skilfs in all Microsoft applications Previous Accounting experience in an office environment • Proficiency in the management of a network system Ability to work with minimum of supervision Excellent organizational and problem -solving skills Team player with excellent communication skills, both verbal and written Car and driver's license are essential Send or fax resume by October 30, 1998 to: Resources for Exceptional Children Durham Region 865 Westney Road South Ajax, ON LlS 3M4 Fax: (905)427-9615 Although we appreciate the interest of all applicants, do not call the agency as only those selected for an interview will be contacted Mangiario-19 L�T`ic "' ! T A L Y Are you rea y to join an amaz . Adventure? Infarking on a new We are em journey and we need exceptional people who are ready to achieve greatness. Bring your resume, complete an applications and meet the team at Mangiano's Restaurant any day - everyday 8:00 to 8:00 1099 Kingston Road, Pickering, Ontario LIV 11135 Email: petcorn@netcorn.ca 40 ASSEMBLER1 NEEDED UfflWIEDIATELY For Pickering Company' Must have good dexterity, transportafion and able to do shift work. Ai I i op y in person with resume inffil Z-Ylm. P E I S 0 N N E L Interim Personnel 1099 Kingston Rd. Suite 230 Pickerin& Ontario Our cNwft bond In Dwim R"im we ftWV for Genwd Ldxwrem N you we a rdMb kWhAdwd, hm own transPortatim and can work d*W plum Cal 0, IN at (906) 4364202 or tw P" 57"M StaffftSwvtet, I* wow" S*AW I PART-T&M CUSTOMER SERVICE: Fast learner? Good Communication skiHs? EriendIX attitude? Drop off a resume & cover letter to: 4630 Kingston Rd., Unit 14 (in Scarborough) ' Position could be ideal for University student, but not limited as such. WEST HILL DRIVER VEHICLE OFFICE ATTENTION! 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Ll W 3TS HOSTFAS'S REQUINLED FOR NEW HOME SITES IN PICKERING / AJAX / WHITBY -3 positions available PLEASE FAX RESUME TO NEW HOMES MANAGER AT 909-"7-2555 rhtt ALL' Work with AM make more money, C weekly Co rip" explains dftls and 801mi 12S 1 rl Pori 800- 60792 HANDS-ON GENERAL Con- iractor seekling General La- boret l$10/hr.) ard upon- enced Residembef coffstruc- bon workers ($1541181 Own trainsponalladiff. and ing to travel a must. Fax re- Surne during busanscs hours 10 905-8524464. , ing for someone who -s not afraid of hard. outdoor work. - Mature & reliable. dean drry record, physically de - mg Manding, will train Call Ron (905)i432 -27o9 PAY AS YOU GO G Ym No membership required. Pay as Pgo gym No commitment .UY as You go gym Daily, Weekly, Monthly Absolutely. Positively. no Preauthofizaed Vymenl, Ps as you go ower ty ym midnight M - F open until Weekends 9 a m - 5 P m- 1035 Brock Rd P1 rkenng (905) 427-6277 TELEMARKETERS needed, —11 lu timeiparl time, hourly Plus bon preferred Call �%,=T, RECEPTIONIST typist required for new hot" builder in Wha- by Weekends and one even- ing/week Previous expert - once preferred, must be well groomed Call (905)721-08M after 1.30pm SHORT ORDER COOK Requa-ed urnmediall Iv in South Pickering cdfeteria- Musit have previous short order t x penence. F/T 5 30 2 00 p.m. Call Catrincina at (905) 939-1151 ext. 3531. beaver Foods Limited. brokers wanted with late model trucks, Scarborough/ Markham area. 905-427-U88.or pager 41"llill SRUW ftOW BROKERS. wanted 3-9 pi -ate model T trucks East Scarb routes at 9-5 at 905-Qg- T793 SNOW PLOWING brokers needed as well as drivers. and snow shovel Crews ca ,9050621-08M 9arn - 5pm TEAM LEADER 30 hours a :s should have Week �andkdale ECE Of equivallent 2 rears ex- Derence in program develop - mem and activity WAMM for params am childw sew re- Sume to Sue Wadman. PAMN Child Suppor SM Flesibume Centres for whumbertand C 14 Maplewood Ave. ' 0 16 712 Brighton, On - land. KOK 1HO by November 9 19% NEWS ADVERTISERAJXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY EDIT11ON, OCTOBER 25, 1 "S PAGE 37 C III&IL_11w*�rW—ft SO, IWAlleft IWO S11110. MWAgairdis l�Uft �HWApW In IN AV@MNW m E� M Sob PART T" ing with a turn pioviclim in- kWTRWO travel consultant Chilidam availlablei before and ED, KMX wicitagil son ca- =6 BED X -thick Orthopedic HAIJ R S�V(Ll[ST Wow sarly, intervention for a Part-fiffle minimum 3 years experience Apollo after school. St. Patrick Ca- nopy. queen orthopeft marl- Pillovirtm, seV and frame. stiff required . busy Sadn child with developmental chs- essential with own Clientele for. local tholic School area. Lunch & M snacks provided. JK fressillrame. NOW opened. $1.200. sacrifice go $4 in plastic. cost Si,500 set $625. (416) 255 -OM in Bowmanin e, "il"e Hourly abilibefs, Person must be de- P -d" caning elffew jac area office. Fax resume to or SK preferred P= call (416) foremost neighbourhood retailer. wage Plus commission warral". 426 Sinicoe SLS. (905A83-6842 619-2245. References. — MOVING SALE - Livingroom and benefits, (905)656-0004. ( ir all November 1, 1998. tax resumes to 705-357-2090 Free Estimate Calf Andrew KAN Cut the middle mam set, diningroorn set. trained Please phone M SkMed DAYCARE available Brock & Oellbrook, Installer has custom maidle Limited pirmits, miscellaneous. Barb or Wendy a[ CHANGE MEANS OPPORTUNrff, "W Monday_Fnday, 3 Its to 4 years, lots of window coverings. Vertical. Venetian , Shutters. Free esti- Call 438-3270 (snp) 623-6444 AAX TRUCKING company T"LCRAsk for Befty 683-5278 mates. (416)227-T777 o r WJST SELL - Mo reas"ble AND AT BIWAY, WE'VE CHANGED! 'r0e*Pjnn`gg'0&r person to do fir FUN. RESPONSIBLE Cit I.U&369- offer refused Air condlitioner. tRT-TINFIFULL-TIME l k service Will traire Fax resume 905-683-9492 mother of 1 looking to find young 5�_66DW72 4" draperies. 18 Cubic It freezer. a wooden I hiret mid , ing for someone who -s not afraid of hard. outdoor work. - Mature & reliable. dean drry record, physically de - mg Manding, will train Call Ron (905)i432 -27o9 PAY AS YOU GO G Ym No membership required. Pay as Pgo gym No commitment .UY as You go gym Daily, Weekly, Monthly Absolutely. Positively. no Preauthofizaed Vymenl, Ps as you go ower ty ym midnight M - F open until Weekends 9 a m - 5 P m- 1035 Brock Rd P1 rkenng (905) 427-6277 TELEMARKETERS needed, —11 lu timeiparl time, hourly Plus bon preferred Call �%,=T, RECEPTIONIST typist required for new hot" builder in Wha- by Weekends and one even- ing/week Previous expert - once preferred, must be well groomed Call (905)721-08M after 1.30pm SHORT ORDER COOK Requa-ed urnmediall Iv in South Pickering cdfeteria- Musit have previous short order t x penence. F/T 5 30 2 00 p.m. Call Catrincina at (905) 939-1151 ext. 3531. beaver Foods Limited. brokers wanted with late model trucks, Scarborough/ Markham area. 905-427-U88.or pager 41"llill SRUW ftOW BROKERS. wanted 3-9 pi -ate model T trucks East Scarb routes at 9-5 at 905-Qg- T793 SNOW PLOWING brokers needed as well as drivers. and snow shovel Crews ca ,9050621-08M 9arn - 5pm TEAM LEADER 30 hours a :s should have Week �andkdale ECE Of equivallent 2 rears ex- Derence in program develop - mem and activity WAMM for params am childw sew re- Sume to Sue Wadman. PAMN Child Suppor SM Flesibume Centres for whumbertand C 14 Maplewood Ave. ' 0 16 712 Brighton, On - land. KOK 1HO by November 9 19% WDYLEX Canada's Leading Specialty Retailer is Buildingfor the Future No phone calls please. We thank all applicants in advance, however only EXPERIENCED Sewing- Ma- chine Operator wanted !rr up- hoisIM shop. Part time CAI 905428 -TM Hwy PERSON WANTED for reputable Home Builder s Customer Service Must have residential service (repair) expenence Must have tools. excellent interpersonal and communication skills Durham Region Fax resume 416433-7491 suitable candidates will be contacted. LICENSED BODY PERSON ImSkilled Sidled Help jumme- diately for busy ADAMS SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp. re Local hwy. to Local city 0 Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 PRIVATE Tutonng available tot Grade I to OAC in Ajax For enrollment and further in- formation pleim call 905- 427-6377 �to� 10 Well"" CONCRETE �utlrng and Core - drilling -Excellent pnees' 10 years ex�.enence Specializ- ing in decks frushted nom. curbs. 1, x 1 Er core- Infling. walls - 24 hour sm- cel Cat (7051741-2811 or tax 905)72! 36� Free T"dg BOLEN$ If M.P. GARDEN Tractor. mower deck, sn - blower, we S. ow sw 'it chains S2.27"Call i 5)_ 649-3073 or (416) 868-0413 CARPET WOKEN, 100%. Nylon thick, plush, stain re- ststant carpet, For 3 rooms, only $369.00 Pnce includes 30 Sq, yds carpet. delm pad and installation in your home quotation Free in your home. No inte". no payment for o" full year. Damel. 1-800- 217-0104 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% hyior. new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I wit carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet. premium W. expert installation. fast deliv- ery tree eg"es (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CARPETS SUE: Lots of car- pets 100% rryion stain re- iease, carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 so yd ) Includes carpel premium pad and instalLar- Tion Free estimates Carpet replairs Serving Du�ham and urrounding arm Sam 905- s 686-1772 CARPET SALE. SM and Saw up to 5rim. r)" " selection of Color and omgn. customer satisfaction guaranteed For free eshmate call Mike. (905) 431 -". 1416) 822 -8226 More' Call 72WO3 STORE *Baby Becoming'. 17 MATERNITY WEAR - NEW Ving St E. Bownianville. 905- 623-0013. OPEN 7 days/ week For dress. office and casual wear 11111117 110HPI W Snowblower used once 1995 Ski-doo Grand Tounng. low mileage, excellent condition Many ex- ras Riding iawnmore 11hpil 36' electric start Well Rem - tattled (905)-837-0944 — with Bench. Mason & P"O Rich Homer upright modet. $1.000, Call 905 -728 -Ml at - let 12 rxion FitANO&IGRANDFATMER CLrCKS- Exiended Back to Saw SpeC;4alS Huge selec- han of rrw mid u d niatim New digirtal planes from SM am up Rent to own. 100% of all rental payments apply Also a Huge selection of grandfather doCkS from SM and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 PLASTIC SKWS hig( dulfir rimirl Awl 1,�riho "rh Coo 721-0966 pOOL Tastes S. and 9, SIM billiard 'aties for sale Call 905420--6113 RENT TO OWN APOLIANCES. an,' Kondrboned. full COMPUTER FACTORY, flat -rate body FREE KITTENS 1 a --*s 3o Ama�nng school lal I Packay s Marw. shop in �all 705-7W.Y,38 Lime Bn- =-3369 or 1 -800 -798 - year no Priments. fee scam. 5502 Whitby. tam ner, 266mmx loaded. merro. No apprentices. pniffref. software and more SMEDUM �uailljyt wooden W11-1111 icareffspood !16 wk (oac) I-GO(D-515- shecs 2 x � Dam kit. only Phone, �,�15 Free delivery, V" plus to Many other siz- JENSEN AUTO BODY (905) 668-3331 MIN" ow" DIENTAL. ASWTANT rif(juirod -little hours evenings and full Sawdays Large Practice KOZY HEAT FIREWOO 0. ex cellerf veri tiest ItAlit'i, hard- wood.. ararrind extra long fully seasoned. cut a SN't Honest Mgnureff*M. Iree delivery. 905-753-2246 "Sourmy TNE BEST hard�Z �"ualty seasoned ;_p0mrV. Ajax. Wi by am usnawal. C�w CONTEXTS SALE, Gil dining *.abie 6 chairs wain excillierd condmon. WT. soft, 2 Lawn mower, e1C_ call 905- 50%-9339 low DUMONOS guar . est Doces !or diamonds. gem �Cvlcs and .,, C.M.. work Quality service Alt Also es and! stylies available Also atid decks 761 Mc - unit 3. Pickening For more Into call 905-619-2M 301 Ch" & Mallogany- 9- 10 PC dining room sism. U950 Kling & quels size 4 (7. Dedicon suittes. S2750 Excellent baby graid piano SnISC AN beavil condiment f sp BI;=, ficie p,,,,,n - . Please Calf DUPIMM FIREWOOD b fewelfro, Cal (905) WEBTRON PRESS OPE Jackie (9M)831 -47M 427-5273 -626- no" can 5M RATOR SOLID WL"LE Imingroom AFTERMON SM DOM "=TART F F18EW'DW q" OMMC. Room S61TE 8PC . . Monarch Marking Systems Canada Ltd., a leading manufacturer and distributor of bar code identification systems for retail and industrial applications, is currently seeking a dynamic team player for the position of Webtron Press Operator on the afternoon shift. Hours of work for this Position are 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. - Mon- day through Thursday. Qualified indivill als will have three years experience in the operation of a narrow web flexograhic printing press. Faxiand your resume to: Human Resources 895 Brock Rd. mommlTOW TNUCK Operator AAx- Pickering, Ont. L1W 3C1 Pickering area resKlent. u time for a busy Poering of- fice send ritsuff"s to Box #234 Po Box 4111 Oshawa - - DOM HYSEWT for or1ho doru on orft & OMPA- er expene"ncs preferred Drop re— & tot— to or Edward Pong. 1050 Sinclair SIM, S'e"2. Oshawa L'G 4w5 MAN Am OMMOOD P M -thr—, lowntra tot full Ime lot larmacy in Whitby and Oshawa , mug know Propharm week ni gifffs r wawkends alladable Send e- sume to File 01242. Oshavca This Week. P 0 Box 481 ontino. L IN 71.5 hardwood -ul split delrver:. $75 face cord, $225 bush cord 15% Discount for pick up Cal 666 -am FIREWOOD all hardwood Logs and subs. also CiA aid sw Ail slassioned (205AW-7586 Ill LUMBER 11961 4',8-,12' - $64 .4*.e$ Tx 16' $69 Discount on full bush cord Free Delivery Osh"a amBuy Local & Save Big Savings Days 705-277-3381 toll free from Oshawa even - OW 90"34-6M COMPUTER 16K merno- US Office Windows 3 1. CD Flom. 1,1 . 11110helof $350 Cad Willow 8319� suite roicinal styie. buMet includes 6 cane-oack Cftbrs. NACh. OVA WA. double pod - Ch" caunst. & table with eSW. 2 bealts. 6 chaws $1700 ema kilat. derk oak. —elaws 19% Hyundai Accem bra. rim C 1 $1600 C' $40, 43-1,497o 4L*-bbo-timlb P"OTGCDPIER. Duplex. of - face s,ze plus many mot feaures. S2500 Metal k;::' lure sorters two, legal size i"Oes- $150 each Call affift"Ts 905-404-1977 13 YOUR SWU agog faster main you ate' Revolutionary aft-agiing systern Curaca, results after 4 ON 9 421% reduction in wrifflides & 154% incroas in skin firm - less & elmoty 100% Un - Conditional Guarantee. Do UP7 your products measure You ofisid win tree skin cam for a "W For into cat 905- r2S-8= am 2 — MANNUARM R su rant Re- 25yrs or older (insurance Fax 905-93"130 — FI E Uires full-time of me in= ne - =aX,. Apply inplefson spurpoi expe Thank you for responding. , salary . ovenUffis Com - from 2:00p.m. to 5 00p in at mission Benefits avasta Unfortunately only those selected for 1725 Kingston Road. Picker- phone 9054L"M. or ble tax: an 'Intertiew will be contacted. (KingstortilEas: of Brock 683.7335. Z) MOVM. packers. WORK AT "M - aw m_ drivers bling out SW im- Ra lan Industries is lookin for Orril 'ATKNALIUMTRW Health Nurse, experience needed. tot asuad new saw nesurnel; so. 1* 0243. Osra- wairAlhittly, This Week. PO B" 481. Oshawa. ON OH 71.5 JtW AUMPAL heavy duty dryer _ urm- ture. one sota cable 5.T i0% $225 Call anytime after 6om two 20, square side tables at 681-2433 one 2 -pc cano cabinet 77* high P'or more information AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ad- jugAble single bed Has heae CA 105)263-4l 18 =foot am head ralse FOR SALE - Adult walker . mantess Good OVA - green. large excellent: &W & 'p warded for local Company 905-60115, Sales Associates — playmates in need of child POSITION AVAILABLE work- We are currently looking for dynamic individuals for AV.= DEALER in Durmam re- care, reasonable rates. Pick - quires licensed Class A diesel enng area, your home pre - mechanics for shift 3 p.m. to ferred Palsy 839 --fl =V our locations in Whitby & Oshawa. You am energetic, midnight. 5 year Mack experi ing with a turn pioviclim in- flexible, and are able to provide fast and friendly ence preferred Benefits Fax PICKERING Beach I Rollo: (905) W9492, Loving daycare: 18 months to VA TECUMCM - Golden service that exceeds cus4onner expectations. bui are a We offer competitive wages and berall Wow sarly, intervention for a dedicated individual with great communication skills CER 1 0 TOOL. & DIE MAK- ERS ekgo oppeartacill for right Person e and a required immediat with 5 child with developmental chs- professional appearance. The ideal candidate W s ill have customer service experience and thrive in a years experience. .4gel "Ure Aid. C.P.R ceritfied Non - _set smoking. receipts 905 -428 - yollar own boss vjdh WW SW ort sill It. 4W= fast paced retail environment. hour 12" Po abilibefs, Person must be de- P -d" caning elffew jac BiWay offers exciting opportunities within Canada's B. w 6A9 Ernploy— lerred bull not necessary. foremost neighbourhood retailer. M V*~ warral". 426 Sinicoe SLS. Please forward your resume of fill out an ELECTRICIANS and Appren- tices needed for residential LAWN CARE, ieal raking odri application at a BiWay location near you, by woik in Oshawa area Plem jobs. freDasr small engines) (905)656-0004. ( ir all November 1, 1998. tax resumes to 705-357-2090 Free Estimate Calf Andrew WDYLEX Canada's Leading Specialty Retailer is Buildingfor the Future No phone calls please. We thank all applicants in advance, however only EXPERIENCED Sewing- Ma- chine Operator wanted !rr up- hoisIM shop. Part time CAI 905428 -TM Hwy PERSON WANTED for reputable Home Builder s Customer Service Must have residential service (repair) expenence Must have tools. excellent interpersonal and communication skills Durham Region Fax resume 416433-7491 suitable candidates will be contacted. LICENSED BODY PERSON ImSkilled Sidled Help jumme- diately for busy ADAMS SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS 2 yrs. exp. re Local hwy. to Local city 0 Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 PRIVATE Tutonng available tot Grade I to OAC in Ajax For enrollment and further in- formation pleim call 905- 427-6377 �to� 10 Well"" CONCRETE �utlrng and Core - drilling -Excellent pnees' 10 years ex�.enence Specializ- ing in decks frushted nom. curbs. 1, x 1 Er core- Infling. walls - 24 hour sm- cel Cat (7051741-2811 or tax 905)72! 36� Free T"dg BOLEN$ If M.P. GARDEN Tractor. mower deck, sn - blower, we S. ow sw 'it chains S2.27"Call i 5)_ 649-3073 or (416) 868-0413 CARPET WOKEN, 100%. Nylon thick, plush, stain re- ststant carpet, For 3 rooms, only $369.00 Pnce includes 30 Sq, yds carpet. delm pad and installation in your home quotation Free in your home. No inte". no payment for o" full year. Damel. 1-800- 217-0104 CARPETS - lots of carpet. 100% hyior. new stain re- lease carpets on hand. I wit carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price includes carpet. premium W. expert installation. fast deliv- ery tree eg"es (30 yards) Norman 686-2314 CARPETS SUE: Lots of car- pets 100% rryion stain re- iease, carpet 3 rooms $339 (30 so yd ) Includes carpel premium pad and instalLar- Tion Free estimates Carpet replairs Serving Du�ham and urrounding arm Sam 905- s 686-1772 CARPET SALE. SM and Saw up to 5rim. r)" " selection of Color and omgn. customer satisfaction guaranteed For free eshmate call Mike. (905) 431 -". 1416) 822 -8226 More' Call 72WO3 STORE *Baby Becoming'. 17 MATERNITY WEAR - NEW Ving St E. Bownianville. 905- 623-0013. OPEN 7 days/ week For dress. office and casual wear 11111117 110HPI W Snowblower used once 1995 Ski-doo Grand Tounng. low mileage, excellent condition Many ex- ras Riding iawnmore 11hpil 36' electric start Well Rem - tattled (905)-837-0944 — with Bench. Mason & P"O Rich Homer upright modet. $1.000, Call 905 -728 -Ml at - let 12 rxion FitANO&IGRANDFATMER CLrCKS- Exiended Back to Saw SpeC;4alS Huge selec- han of rrw mid u d niatim New digirtal planes from SM am up Rent to own. 100% of all rental payments apply Also a Huge selection of grandfather doCkS from SM and up Call TELEP PIANO 433-1491 PLASTIC SKWS hig( dulfir rimirl Awl 1,�riho "rh Coo 721-0966 pOOL Tastes S. and 9, SIM billiard 'aties for sale Call 905420--6113 RENT TO OWN APOLIANCES. an,' Kondrboned. full COMPUTER FACTORY, flat -rate body FREE KITTENS 1 a --*s 3o Ama�nng school lal I Packay s Marw. shop in �all 705-7W.Y,38 Lime Bn- =-3369 or 1 -800 -798 - year no Priments. fee scam. 5502 Whitby. tam ner, 266mmx loaded. merro. No apprentices. pniffref. software and more SMEDUM �uailljyt wooden W11-1111 icareffspood !16 wk (oac) I-GO(D-515- shecs 2 x � Dam kit. only Phone, �,�15 Free delivery, V" plus to Many other siz- JENSEN AUTO BODY (905) 668-3331 MIN" ow" DIENTAL. ASWTANT rif(juirod -little hours evenings and full Sawdays Large Practice KOZY HEAT FIREWOO 0. ex cellerf veri tiest ItAlit'i, hard- wood.. ararrind extra long fully seasoned. cut a SN't Honest Mgnureff*M. Iree delivery. 905-753-2246 "Sourmy TNE BEST hard�Z �"ualty seasoned ;_p0mrV. Ajax. Wi by am usnawal. C�w CONTEXTS SALE, Gil dining *.abie 6 chairs wain excillierd condmon. WT. soft, 2 Lawn mower, e1C_ call 905- 50%-9339 low DUMONOS guar . est Doces !or diamonds. gem �Cvlcs and .,, C.M.. work Quality service Alt Also es and! stylies available Also atid decks 761 Mc - unit 3. Pickening For more Into call 905-619-2M 301 Ch" & Mallogany- 9- 10 PC dining room sism. U950 Kling & quels size 4 (7. Dedicon suittes. S2750 Excellent baby graid piano SnISC AN beavil condiment f sp BI;=, ficie p,,,,,n - . Please Calf DUPIMM FIREWOOD b fewelfro, Cal (905) WEBTRON PRESS OPE Jackie (9M)831 -47M 427-5273 -626- no" can 5M RATOR SOLID WL"LE Imingroom AFTERMON SM DOM "=TART F F18EW'DW q" OMMC. Room S61TE 8PC . . Monarch Marking Systems Canada Ltd., a leading manufacturer and distributor of bar code identification systems for retail and industrial applications, is currently seeking a dynamic team player for the position of Webtron Press Operator on the afternoon shift. Hours of work for this Position are 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. - Mon- day through Thursday. Qualified indivill als will have three years experience in the operation of a narrow web flexograhic printing press. Faxiand your resume to: Human Resources 895 Brock Rd. mommlTOW TNUCK Operator AAx- Pickering, Ont. L1W 3C1 Pickering area resKlent. u time for a busy Poering of- fice send ritsuff"s to Box #234 Po Box 4111 Oshawa - - DOM HYSEWT for or1ho doru on orft & OMPA- er expene"ncs preferred Drop re— & tot— to or Edward Pong. 1050 Sinclair SIM, S'e"2. Oshawa L'G 4w5 MAN Am OMMOOD P M -thr—, lowntra tot full Ime lot larmacy in Whitby and Oshawa , mug know Propharm week ni gifffs r wawkends alladable Send e- sume to File 01242. Oshavca This Week. P 0 Box 481 ontino. L IN 71.5 hardwood -ul split delrver:. $75 face cord, $225 bush cord 15% Discount for pick up Cal 666 -am FIREWOOD all hardwood Logs and subs. also CiA aid sw Ail slassioned (205AW-7586 Ill LUMBER 11961 4',8-,12' - $64 .4*.e$ Tx 16' $69 Discount on full bush cord Free Delivery Osh"a amBuy Local & Save Big Savings Days 705-277-3381 toll free from Oshawa even - OW 90"34-6M COMPUTER 16K merno- US Office Windows 3 1. CD Flom. 1,1 . 11110helof $350 Cad Willow 8319� suite roicinal styie. buMet includes 6 cane-oack Cftbrs. NACh. OVA WA. double pod - Ch" caunst. & table with eSW. 2 bealts. 6 chaws $1700 ema kilat. derk oak. —elaws 19% Hyundai Accem bra. rim C 1 $1600 C' $40, 43-1,497o 4L*-bbo-timlb P"OTGCDPIER. Duplex. of - face s,ze plus many mot feaures. S2500 Metal k;::' lure sorters two, legal size i"Oes- $150 each Call affift"Ts 905-404-1977 13 YOUR SWU agog faster main you ate' Revolutionary aft-agiing systern Curaca, results after 4 ON 9 421% reduction in wrifflides & 154% incroas in skin firm - less & elmoty 100% Un - Conditional Guarantee. Do UP7 your products measure You ofisid win tree skin cam for a "W For into cat 905- r2S-8= am 2 — MANNUARM R su rant Re- 25yrs or older (insurance Fax 905-93"130 — FI E Uires full-time of me in= ne - =aX,. Apply inplefson spurpoi expe Thank you for responding. , salary . ovenUffis Com - from 2:00p.m. to 5 00p in at mission Benefits avasta Unfortunately only those selected for 1725 Kingston Road. Picker- phone 9054L"M. or ble tax: an 'Intertiew will be contacted. (KingstortilEas: of Brock 683.7335. Z) MOVM. packers. WORK AT "M - aw m_ drivers bling out SW im- Ra lan Industries is lookin for Orril 'ATKNALIUMTRW Health Nurse, experience needed. tot asuad new saw nesurnel; so. 1* 0243. Osra- wairAlhittly, This Week. PO B" 481. Oshawa. ON OH 71.5 JtW AUMPAL heavy duty dryer _ urm- ture. one sota cable 5.T i0% $225 Call anytime after 6om two 20, square side tables at 681-2433 one 2 -pc cano cabinet 77* high P'or more information AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC ad- jugAble single bed Has heae CA 105)263-4l 18 =foot am head ralse FOR SALE - Adult walker . mantess Good OVA - green. large excellent: &W & 'p warded for local Company 905-60115, mediately = into. pack- call 24 hrs. toll-free 1 - g ALIU111111111111U11111111 i POSITION AVAILABLE work- cal bed. Gently massages = abo. Cal 905 -6* -893' condition A ble once ,= 7,05-357-3176. =V z _771-7,109. To fit into our Tank Divisiom ing with a turn pioviclim in- "044, everstalis 0* POST VA TECUMCM - Golden IMM VOINtMf. fingene We offer competitive wages and berall Wow sarly, intervention for a NWTNBS set. fraithe (Sn- FULL-3UM VMiSM & DRY - ER. excel Ill"t working —ck- oppeartacill for right Person e and products. Speciahziegi in fits. Resumes and/or appLications are child with developmental chs- gle) SM Headboard (21ronze IfOn) UN, tam duvd COW/ hon. clean. well-mainuirked yollar own boss vjdh WW SW ort sill It. 4W= holiffis parties. Now h" W i i li id l unlev being accepted within: abilibefs, Person must be de- P -d" caning elffew jac sharns $50 1 noir door, S400 1, set. Fun -sue Frosa- tree tndge and go" sho,_ . us as c i i . u . . - new HARVEM SMW sl1w___ ested in a and 5151 Sinbcoe SL N. and will" to work days V& for set Chalet, Hvill.02jilMarviciod. W FZ Requires someone to woll dam Full or pan jimal avall. able Apply in person wo as. sume. HELP We have too rojeffly leads, not wes!ti can you Nola ,P?** ece . we VAN tirm ym us commission Sell bonus. aid comparati Oro Cal Rairwalt 1- Jitar a , h.;warding posit- urning hours. T For mon into Cal 725-119". Oft@ Nob nieleatilaw nEaulina; for bulsy. bftnubonW office, lo- cated in AllaxAckenni Must be expitheniced. poncti - oliffulleci andl enthusiaisft. . Oshawa. K N I Call 905-43&0021. evenings am occasional sat - No phone calls. please url Prefers= will be PA CURT. real*. biowi, with gallon to those well prior ex- matchwit; had. sulperb cDnd3- Wke "NO 13 0 IMF" — 11 Pi 08" Ar"' '"em- p— n =MW ' e h A awim r l i n rst d" moon set Isom 905-686-3MB. IKKEEPER chollogy. Necessary resoum- new still Packaged. C09 for small Pro- $11,000. Sacnificie $4,5010. FUTM. KUTN3$n, accounting Is will be made availabile to (416) 2M -M suiccessful appLkant rvW have previous ex- pmeince in accounfini; fessionall firm. The intervi e income $35- paper clehvery to SkIft niqlainalt include: Word and adiss"bashon office, a thloiroutsh un- book- sm Std -IOW bm un 10 th .. F. -ft aiiso L P4& L.A. HANNCUTIM NATIONAL processing flowing work - post Pow Estheficlit" lecill POST Support. Vk OIW 3 WmPdi- r" renumetaw Pacup in- ing paM Expeirience w an ! holl Lave NWAOM st Ward Han 574 minimum 1 yr. feep"halial N Canada's new cliedling RRSP, and beneft cit versified sak or rut Ask Adm. 905- You're motrialed Mated your caffler. bec" a =d our award naficanal =i7res Phim sand nisurne IM 1700 Alliancle Rd. Ou 135 Pidw- Computer Skills ie: C--- New views, for top ilents. Name audial' videp, car do. fool, CD.,. winner Cal lilarie,113RM. per arult carrx" for newi hag , Ont. LIW 3)(2, iill� I Accountung, Ex - to COMOUX%i- moves, games, gold. dial, moncis, turnitere, apphascals. term L-'W"Tklj�. Wq- - mp, paper clehvery to inseff bm 6 oWd1s wmft I is & fioiseholds btwrL 2-6 Mon -Sat. sm Std -IOW bm un 10 th .. F. -ft aiiso L P4& a.m. Vehide a must areas Calf an an@L We VA be - ' eaw'Armait at to 416-30-25M Oft fire.Va Unse on WWOVdIWC "FE. OCVWW' post Pow Par no CUE NELPM 10. on ToW* OMBW 27#k from 9*30 a.m. 72 paft. cookiiiii '00 a must. It I g open Lm.. 2 p.m. thilit. mairbe NAM$ WARS. Expallencii Accenary. holl Lave NWAOM st Ward Han 574 must have Ow h Monisch Awfail Aim. Ana) - e cle Fullif . time poll- lion: MAU IN CAFE. NO PART TIMEfTEMPORARY PO - sons, ii"r Omm Oft Pbm. sitican - admilrIftbralliklill Usis- MAKE.Mm" TdeffokMa I", beall compilhar skills. hall him No MM 9M 19 big waft , aet. and door knockers; relictijinall. Flexible hours, Mug have a ler 2141 luit details IA"11- CIA (905) 427-1877 Ask foir cu. Fix ripstemi to Jon 905- asecode 607%. GKY- 887-2221. with diients. 1;.0mud resume to: HUMAN RESOLgLCES ns Liverposill Lj� P1111111111110 raw dill MR ad on dw ft fty Of pubkofim n we rm- I MI& be MpInswor MM dw one hawwn in 11111111 evem of 0 Mix. OmtarkL nck- 1 ean ells. o n. o*OOM on successful CUNNOM. SIMI". " Foinsiun. We rime conamweent 6-10 hirs. ir sloviso above per week at $1011houir Phm pod stick Brand N, Me SkIF forwand resamse to: The Iffiliscs mons. Paillaw. Tngold & M FAMOW The Best 00" at Nal 197 www cit. 0 the Lowest Price an Dierliam, PMETAX FVNWMRE are �,, -,g again work -S C ta"ll oh ex- pansion so we have to re- duced our whiefficiry, to make room prices have been dravicany reduced for clearance we Jl1$o have splecial pre -Xmas pricing on Our entire furniture lineup dont be disappointed. get your order in nowl our mot- to 'There is No Substriust for 0"0' T"'I'lid'Offal Wood- working 115 Norm Port Road IS on Re" Rd) Port Perry. (W5) 98"774 w*w traca- sonialwoodworking on ca USED FMUS $195 and up used w1ges S125 and up. used dryers $125 and up. used washers $235 " up. new and used coin operated washers mid dryers at low =Niew brand name SM am up. new an top ranges with clock and gilm door $479 and ula wide selection of other new anil used appliances Cam use ki- dari. Stephenson s Appkane- v es 154 Bruce St. Oshaw*905) 576-7448 OAK KITCHEN Wn% Pantry $IBOO Watertied with draw- ers Bookcase with headboard $350 (Mice chairs Dehuxe ul On boards Computers from $50 Watercooier $150 Fil cabinet. (905)-430- wwm Went is". walml finish, ve good condition 7Z 623-1174 $1200. nights, except Monday & Tkw$*. WOOO STOVE. insert. side ogr - Cal 9054W 6 7 ag' $400 Oshesse. Ord. Ll G 3FI& 2 m� - bO A Fulains am ~ In — GN" door Few, birchen 24' lines, woman's 6 -speed Ready to talks bad to SchwL MASSAGE THERAFI[ST Required for Rehab and Sports Medicine y If insi Fax (905) w9 -n82 park min's 12 speed- Iscll. Lot 1w SMJpair. 66"M Was Fuinniture. 488 King St. W. Oshm (905) -436 -OW. SP111111113. cabk& Millers. opein�. ers anslaillied 416-336-0073 r4l — 7 BOLLS Of 1100100 Go" fouv"M Cooper GP 3000 pads, GM 9 Illockelf. Articles WARUd knix $15 sacti. 41 I1vewW#6'_' am, I Post GM 31 Snag. Holmd we A07WU?AbuidW Ad- vice- a post Pow EiF�Oif= fres! Purchasing es- . SMOD. al $25GAilp. Slam SWup. jabis w/sorne antique conll- LEM " ANIETS, up to 1/ NALUYMM COST� for CM. (no Weill to villue c0ft- 2 prics, leadw porses from sak or rut Ask Adm. 905- sildered), cokcbm Of anif $9 99 Ismailia from $19 99 ON -3756. Sort. querebtles or singlef mi- . . - . — U 71% Wow '-ft,7mi trom 56.". taiii am. Sp=W ariallmest in to voik thistrilhal- WAW Parts, Moillicraft MMM. 11 try 10 rs- tr Eveilillf" MW Go! F BOINMEE1111113 MM DESK mmaww Ulow 5 Poin MIN sales Suvim LUW" to as queffies. Robot-# =- derk miliall. D* duhn W d4la 111111111116 rscomon Is =aa FJE� to time. Forward in~ to: PO. Box 451, Picliesing, Ow Wia LIV 2R7. Able" Wo TYPIST/SECNEMW I -on* E 6=_ suffill to Bdon " Wham Enginsark V Lid., 345 Skmm St S., Oom Ll H Q2 rm= - . I. �;Cie he 'led Cal Rx* 811 CPU CM pwidw W 'led it any how 34 *rJ . wa. 9115-72111-00. . . May" "Ubw/*W SM $a- 111111it"t $111WO, Drifters = Anh Brooldin Ontario. (Mm"g. ,2g W C. to Cash & =. Ref. & apil � slorm door W x - SWUP. SW-Ck� Move. (9050r,5501 Dab at 26 King St. East Oshawa once required. Wasah" 32- with lovilrecl winclo 111, fraeriel- Alm Side $25GAilp. Slam SWup. CAN 00 DEALS. We Buy. CA cww 42"106- louvered windows sir x IF Fridign Did" =wup. w Sell. & offorelf. Pay lop dollar EXPERIENCED Saks needed immedkddY 101' NPJNWrIOLISEIUEEPS - live, 9W 6. (SM) " Si5glup. FiliIii-size slack- for top ilents. Name audial' videp, car do. fool, CD.,. Picklaning WA*kry $11ore, weftv avenence PW oo or k*in. 2 school agaid ANT� & line clangroont. able washer/dryff ON. Fi- nwuv available. Up to Itir moves, games, gold. dial, moncis, turnitere, apphascals. lerred bull not necessary. sssrBg� beldnoom, lift moon utilles. warral". 426 Sinicoe SLS. (905)433-1705 905-571-2274 Mug be available Reliable Elegant solid- R""nal", (905)726.4DQ (905)656-0004. ( ir all hours. CA Julit 905 -420 - Amin a on C PAGE 38 NEWS ADVERTISERIUXBRIDGE TRIBUNE SUNDAY EDITION, OCTOBER 25,1998 PrmsudppAerd �wq • 1 Aro i craft . 1 Arts Li Crates 11 to -telt ` 11 lor Safe` FarM EgNI NMW water. bright 70xl50 arena, you how to decorate your locked heated tack room. 1014 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM. - - - - BACHELOR APT S512/mrindh- tial rates to first 6 borders Thurs Nov 5 Ttdets S8 Also DOG BOARDING avail- 4 Cyl . auto, air,excellent con -M M I y pltts utitaies. 3rd door wai c an/breeder Call (905)434- 666-1517 7929 dntcr. certified. $6,950. 1986 a no elevator. enquiries Call 1 for Sale Em abed it the Courtice Flea Ford Mustang. 4 cyl. auto. 71 OOG original kms., mintSage condition, $2.300 905-655- ( I Mark 852-3107 Leave mes- a APnhrwits crafts directly to the public mems from 0 to $2.000 OAC a 4�/ 3045 Call 905-436-1024 11 R Na 420-9056 (Sunday s by appt I %M CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the of the LargeSl shows in Dur- SALES LIMITEDWHrM 2 BEDM M. Call rkafta PrmsudppAerd �wq llykque apartment an be used PINECREST FARMS has CHRISTMAS Home Enhance- warm stalls wth automatic crawl. '.e! ow, designers show water. bright 70xl50 arena, you how to decorate your locked heated tack room. Irorrre using gddisilver 6 Vic- newly seeded paddocks Spe- torian styles Wed Nov 4 or tial rates to first 6 borders Thurs Nov 5 Ttdets S8 Also DOG BOARDING avail- Avadable at Mardi's Flowers, able from qualified vet techm- 106 Byron St S. Whitby 905- c an/breeder Call (905)434- 666-1517 7929 CRAFTERS WANTED atthe Automobiles Gift ane Craft ShoniaceIo- 1 for Sale Em abed it the Courtice Flea Maket 4km east d Oshawa CREDIT PROBLEM - dr the Let us show and sell your spot financing Downppaayy crafts directly to the public mems from 0 to $2.000 OAC You do not have to be there snrnrq at $199/momh. Veto - Call 905-436-1024 des from 1985-1996 905- DURHAM COLLEGE CRAFT 420-9056 (Sunday s by appt I SHOW November 7 + 8 One CREDIT PROBLEMS? On the of the LargeSl shows in Dur- Spot linanangDowr pay ham Region (905) 721-3052 mems from $750 0AC Cars W . 2365 for rrtormabon trucks. vans 1981 to 1994 FOU ART Of avail- Wn� Auto Sales Ltd 792 Sone Street South. Oshawa able All levels mo ning at- pfhp,n 905-720-3382 ternoon and evening crises mo. ncMrsive (9pr]i Cl6 3750. available Beginners our slle- 1077 OLDS CUTLASS 442 dahty Classes Starting No- good Condition. new tires 8 .ember 2nd Leam a craft stat more, Must sx' As is 53500 can relieve stress andve Call432-ION nm lus emit maid Call or (905) 576.3947 for nforma- ion 1001 OLDS CUTLASS body exceller! snipe V6 $1000 me&- Mrrq room, la um, Skylight. $675 orwgOtmw. -- s ;,W420-1469 MAKE A PRINCESS DIANA MOOBLN.one Male room. Jug redeCOnMd. SlribbN for Ponceau Dill or Ch005t from low TERCEL 1i50Q or best 500 deers. Small. iroormal offer presentDem ertvtn y daSssS std dons lyre re• 683-5117 Abe. or 905-427 P For Indomatxan oil 905- 1637 lit -2003 IN4 Nissan 300 ZX Turbo acacia. Groat do" Bos! Drier as IS Call Gary - -%M 905-576-98541mp) n t 1103 CHEVY CELEBRITY 4 or. DO vc_ _d+e valuable ar automaoc all good working uQues, car ts6ue coraents� a corWlson needs muffler work us assist you n admevi g the Asking $950 Can 668-1203 angles! Obsstble Ori Call 10 -day Henry or Gayle Kahn 1110 OLDS TOIIONADO. v-6. 'Amlqut Consultants' with 3 SL 18OK, runs excellent neariv 30 years aperlerrce very clean. 2 dr olack cher- Phone 905985-8161 ry Will7ceftity 53.100 (905) 1 orias ol- Rod 1 oraas Rad NEEDED - cheap. dap. !neap am a student from eft t11a HONDA ACCORD d province n need d a Ded 2'S 000 -kRuins flood Body (smigbe or doublef. dresser needsWork. as is $1600 oleo and TV Please pe 905-723- 263.1010 6120 be 6-9 D In 1011 JEEP Cherokee S425C WANTED - good used t7tchnr, 199' su:u Shue. engine re- t:ipow,cs to Sid SrtWI apart- bull. 53.706 Both In exceltnt fent C401 9126-985-31183 (snot shape body S In {prat 0011116- . 1 t.ost a • T,on Will prtdrY Plum 9MK -86o6 FOS 1001 NISSAN -,ilsar NXSE. FOUND butt, 6 orowr. lag- 1 & 16 valve !a r am yysS aareC female al 6rOWFinch Pvt new exhaust + excellent area. Pncken g, Ranging car- OM*UW 52900 Call 905 Bard Saxe approx Od 14th 436-1651. Cale 426-3241 LOST - BLACK SAG DUFFLE Style felt or tx V car m Da - ns Drive and Hwy 48 area Reward 905.473-2992 LOST 8 year old mrdb-colored lemale cat answers to Jas - none oecawed. lost Ddober 21st FsCh and Welles Road Pickenng Reward 831-7127 .-? ON 1 PMafSrpplwU I PURMED Golden Retriever puppies. vet Checked first Shots 5300 Please all (705454-1248 TORKIE-PDO puppies. ador- able, tory. 6 weeks old, first needles. vet Checked 5400 Cale 725-6121. CUMM PULS for sale. Ready to pick out. 3 Dade. 3 fawn. mak and tonak, $600 0724 Telepho a (905) 436- NOTTWERAM Fermse pups. born Aug.3rd, CKC-re45kred, bold 1 beautiful. German bre. fbrge boned. health certified bare rased. parents fnently. ,,,To good homes only. 905- 683-M. 05683--0880. gal= - pro boxer regis- bred kernels, now have ro�rd. ban ow brindle, puppesLife tlnoe SA7ggrdv'ad1 (905) 05- 3028.ap • I NEED A NOME - I'm a ray i Lovable �l.INe ile catore odI rig love you to pliers d your { ►i gets cold o One tka home. nnight N now. call (705 786 a0089. Leave mes- sage.SV J1ITTENS WITH FIRST ROOSTER avalable for adop- bon, as well as adut cals. (fixed and vaccinated). Many ako in reed of respon- loving !fomes. Pets sup - les, donations and foster for dogs also deeded. Please call Durham Animal Adoption, at (905) 438-8411 1117 motor for Chevy truck 4 cyl complete $250 Call 576- 6758 after 4 pm 1101 CUTLASS .era exc tend IOadeC 2 3 htre. V-6 certified 192.006kms or 119.0010in $5200 Whitby (905!665-8858 1991 Ford Tempo certified, air conditioner, new tire. 130.000 kms. Moo. 668- 8155 is" Mercury Topa auto air,PS. PB. only 87.000 kms New bra. new Drakes. Great condition inside and out $4500 cerbW 665-9351 lm ERCURT TOPAZ L auto. PS.P8. xr. 140kms . dean. 53,500 cerTHied aft 905725-0058. leave mas- sage. 1= CasrNec 4 -dr. ps, Ifo, d. air, red, excellent condmon. COM", asking $4500: 1989 Plpm Acclaim, 4 -dr, ps. pb. air. new bpri�ae.y�ceqrtified askng $7200. Pickering Check 831-2551..666 1913 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM. 110.000 Ideas. mid pbrldtOn, air. new brakes. Certified. asking $6.300. all 905-430- 6862. 11185 PLYMOUTH NOFAGfiw - wllle. aYtdmatc, Or. Cas- setb. Sam passerpa. 124.000 be, wit ceniy, a- ee0ar con*= AS" $8.900 o.b.o. Cal 905-728- 6664. IOU PLYMOUTH VOUM. 84000 kine. Auto, air, as - settle. 7 passeroper. Gres condition. Asking $10 000. Call Brent or Lesko 0 (90518;19 - allb r 1 pa. 1114 ASTRO CS Van. 57,000krns, AC, roof racks. rumint; boards, 4.31, 8 sean. burgundy, very dean, excel - km condition. $12.500. Call (905)433-1791. 1994 PONTIAC Grand Prix SE. 4 -door, V6 31 litre LTR, blue metallic. 105.000kms, excel- lent coadrtion, certified, must sell $8.750 o b o Call 509- 6370 1994 SUNBIRD LE, 4 cyl. 90.000 km lady driven non smoker, $8.000 Call Joe or Michel (905) 438-8603 trip 1995 SAFARI SLE, new motor, exhaust brakes etc. trailering pkg loaded 19 Terry Resort trailer battenes/full batt. ami - sway, electric brakes many extras. non-smokers Van $17.500 certified. trailer $10.500. both $25.000 firm (905)665-8519 19M SUNFIRE GT, automabc. power sur roofcd player, loaded. remote start. 19.000 kil, best offer Telephone 905)725-9324 days, eve 1905) 723.0537 1117 GMC SAFARI E pas- senger var called a/c 74Kms $16.900 Certified 623-5674 1117 RED GRAND PRIX GT, 2 � 7ded $20 50C (905) 1907 SABLE stabonwagon. loaded. 4-ar silver wdh grey Interior. alununum wheels. rustprooled. 23.000 km. $19.995 9D5_7.25 WE FINANCE EVERYONE No turn. downs. First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit- no Credit! Ifyou work-, you dove! Lots of pre- owned vehicles to choose from. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 jr, Automatic 256K -ood mfr. ddion $700 i9051576-8000 BEAUTIFUL 1994 Lltcoln Town :ar White with white leathwr Interim suntool, Boal luxury car. Aa options. great Shape Certified $16.000 Call Kirk or lope at 432-1663 or 242.5806 (snp) OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - SERVICE REPAIRS LICENSE MECLMMIC $15.95 LIN. Oil aN Fifer wi h this ad. Abe Car eleauq. Ressessbte retire Human A War- real awreal meltable. 42 RotsMi- based Cetified cars a *W*. 1996 Saturn. 4 dr auto. $10 900 1994 Grand Am. 4 dr., auto. 55.995 1994 SUN - BIRD. 2 dr. auto, 55995 1993 Grand Am. $5,995. 1992 Geo Storm. 2 t0 choose, $4900.1992 ASIro $7,600., 1992 Lebaron GTC 5 speed. 55.500. 1992 Transport APV. 58.500.. 1991 Bonneville 55.995, 1991 Sexome 5 Speed $6.900.. 1991 Z24 5 spud. $5.400., 1991 Lumma Euro 4 dr. $5,900., 1991 Grad Am, 2 dr., afro, $1,400. 1991 Lurai- re APV. $6400. 1990 Cavabler %"W. afro. $3.600. 1990 Third Thad SC ado. $5.900. 1990 Lumina 4 dr.. suW. 53.600. 1990 Tagus 4 dr. aro. 53,700. 1990 Sprint 4 dr, auto. S321550, 1990 Z24 5 Speed. 53,500.. 1990 Slntbid 4 dr.. 53.400., 1989 Jap YJ, $6,900. 1909 Berem GT, 5- spd.. $3,400. 1989 Caravan, $4.500.. 1989 Cavalier 2 dr, auto, 5;3.200., 1988 Sandra, auto. $2.400.. 1908 Grand Prim, 2 dr., alto, $3.900., 1988 Mustang LXAuto. 52,900., 1904 Corvette 58,900.. Cus- tom S-10 57,900.. 1973 Mus tang WOO. Abe -TMs. Ilenl4prt, Fri. lair-7pon. Ss 1lom - spm on. Sall. Trade! 1N SJMm1e SL S., olum a961N4-22s6. 1001 Chev. Malibu. 6000 km„ loaded, balance of factory warranty $17,900. Two to choose from, one white, one maroon - Take your pick!! 434-2775. 1 + 2 BEDROOM apt in cen- tral Oshawa available Oct/ Nov 1sl from $550 inclusive Parking. appliances, fenced yard 905-4330062 Ask for 1 BEDROOM basement apartment $625 Includes ca- ble. utilities parlong Clear - bnght - quiet - walk rr Oshawa hospital Available -mme- dLatey Call 905-432-7859 TIME TO CHANGE? FALL BACK TO CERTICAR. GREAT CARS, FANTASTIC PRICES EVERYDAY. EG 1993 SAFARI ext loaded. perfect Gond must see $9 900 1113 Grand Am SE, burgundy beauty loaded V-6. only 58.800 or $199 mo Look 90 Celebrity salver , gon31 v-6 3995 M air. spotless Hey 89 Sprint. automatic 113 000 kms, 52.295 1112 Sable, gold Ed. loaded. 133.000 kms $6.900 1112 Grand Am. loaded. v-6. coupe lovely and white $7.700 1111 Topaz. auto. sil- ver blue A-1 asking $3.995 11103 Graced Voysper Ls, load- ed dark green wow $9.950. 1113 Transport SE. loaded. white. 3800 only 59.9501111 Buick R I. loaded. 122.000 kms $700 3800 v6 1195 Carshers from $8.985 or $199;mo 11915 Noon Sprit• air auto. Oo S8 995 or $188/mo. 1110 Tracker. 2 toopps. aWO. air, only 85 01)(lkms like new $6 995 metro's 75'. 4 cyl autos. 1,c), $6 600 1112 Sueblrl La. teal, auto air. spotless $4.400 1001 Liscols Cooi- mestal, mint mint. loaded. '29 DOC kms. only $9.900 1002 Otas Delta Be. loaded and perfect OnN $8 8010 For Moss and ober Ree son. came to CwDcsr Arta Canon. 136 Ki St. W. at Milltown Mall pXI (M) 371-281114. Germ Swoop, 1 AWprrobree W.mlw 575 to 57500 lot scrap ars & trucks Or " Condition wdo- des 24hr free Towing All Durham Recycling ars + trucks warned TOP CASH GUARANTEED (905)706.5740 o,937-9226 CASH FOR CARS! We buy used vehicles Vehicles must Condition CA 444282ay77h-y2415in mof co 479 MURAD AUTO SALES a' A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS -1 Cursed recy der and dealer' 5100.510.000 cash on the spot For ors. trucks -arty cofthon Guaranteed parts sold and repairs (905)686- 1771 days or (4/6)684-1121 evawgS 1 Tracks *WSO 197, GMC JIMMY Converted o pickup v8 350 a. 4 x 4 auho, macor work done but needs completion $900 or best otic (905) 839-1357snp IBM F 131 3A ton short boo Fresh H 0 302 5 speed. new everything, needs paint 52.500. o.b o Cap 985-6854 snp MUST SELL! 1991 Che, Ta- hoe Bluer 4x4, certified. compression tested. tully- loaded mint Condition, new palm- dark metallic green. well-mantanned 58900 Pn- wte. (705)277-1592 after bpm 1 lard I= DODGE GRAND CARA- VAN. extended, loaded, runs peal. Wel mm amw. $2960 cert 434-2475 a 41 1livion e Dr. S. Oshawa. INH US SAFAM. as Wheel drive. XL extended van, tuMy landed. new trmmissitn, $7500.906.985-3873. 1182 A$TRO WIN, extended. toy leaded. low kers. exoeF WO curt - - Asking $7,750 firm. 1992 Gmd Am low kw loaded, excslwr oort6- tion $6500. (905) 666-0006. Atl1lo ►els Annift Tnfl-F AUTO SERVICES. Oshawa. Gael repairs Li mm3Wduw eu; disposal Of Old vehicles. Quality work. Rea- sonable rales. Free r1li s. Cal Marcel anytime: 905434- 6310, page 905-720.6670. 1N6 HONDA MOTORCYCLE C.R. 250, excellent shape, (576-6758. G8 after 4 p.m. 19U HONDA Interceptor 1000, soft $2.000, c oMW owdlon. Cab Todd 905-720- 3107. 2 BEDROOM Apartment Dw, store Uxbridge, no pets. $600/month first + Last, Arsd- able November 1st Call (416)225-4343 2 BEDROOM Apartment, 5680 Inclusive lop floor imuradlaw ppoossssetssssl1 Also furnished 1 Dedroomoe apartment. $650 Hillside 905-576-0381 RdJ 2 Ndrogn basement apt Sep entrance ng ubk Includi- Des. able. one -ear parking ;,,,VasVnon-smoker or pets Drelerred $75Wm0 Available tmmedalely or Nov 1 Mapr- Oaks/Brodk. Pickering 905- 619-1509 2-1EDROOM basement apartment separate enhance. Lno pits. Includes utlktes. ry. cable, Rosebk n South $700/morrn. tlrsiW Avadabk Nov tri Call SO9- 9060 owner In home 2N CORDOVA ,-bedroom 7pf balcony Pxj/Blm $2o/mo 1st floor. Utilities included. 1SVtest. Part Available Dec 1st Call 905- 623-3706 or 905.4360665 1aE0R-DON man floor bun- galow - 2 bedroom basement apartment, laundry, parting, dose 10 an mr"Wa Call (9051666-8605 AJAX - PICKERING VILLAGE - Courtyard BukWg. 2 bed 2- Morey apt with tlreplacx, 2 bathrooms. $875 • 2 -car Darlurq AvadaDk Nov 1 s 86- 69781 or 426.2888. AJAX - WESTEY area Two bedroom basement apart- ment. separate entrance. no smoking/no pets Avaable imaediately Call (905) 472- 2491.(416) 783-3894 AJAX SOUTH - one bedroom basement prefer qua mature working person. non smoker. no pets Fridge, stove cepa rage entrance Nora (905) (905)427-3935 AJAX Bachelor aft Avail Nov 1st S550/mo. all inclu- sive. 1stAast required. Sepa- rate entrance. Non-smoker. Cal aha bpm (905)686.0347. AJAX Central, 1 bedroom basemenit, apxtment. bnoM. dean. 4 appliances. Cala nit Moor, pa lea, sapar en- trance. $650 ntiudsq t OWAS. Cal 9%463-8768. AJAX. Nwmibp. large So - less 1 -bedroom baseeMs aoarbone tt. I GAC, lee haaslrodrh, ssparab enMrstot. BAS 1►4pace, clew plilll tOn- no pees. $675. Cal AtIMBMB'708.(BrooiKitr) a- -bright DedAilOotn�Stothe estate f rlpbrly. MUST SEE! Noo-sr GhK no pas. $715 (ind. MONN/Aw 1sL AJAX Available Now. 1. putt. spacubus n 2 igrdr�o0 MOOI inclusive. . nose-saflow aced. Cal Som Gralf, Her tape -9500. Darns Morgan. 905- 131 downfloWm Oshaix 1 - room AWRWd. ful bath• kitchen, separab , I arkre, 554amorrlh kik difg UW*n and Cable. Firstiast. Call (905)432-1266. LANK 1 6 2 -bedroom 8W- met for rat, dose to 401, laundry room, concrete fire - prod building, very bs don and quiet. AvailaCal 905µ36r7696. / A 400 420 420 RENT -WORRY FREE 1, 2 da 3 Bed. AptS. Refurbished & New Appliances. All Util. included. In-house Supt. & Maint. On site Security. Rental Office: Mon - Fri. gam - e pm Sat & Sun 1 pm -,pm UVALIANT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 111111 000-079-1 APARTMENTS - 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.html. AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. r Whitby Apt building, spa- a0us. carpeted, newly paint- ed. wM balcony. close to bus. shopDig. ad u6kties lir k,10d. firsbbst required, no pets. 1 bedroom $690. 2 bedroom $ 790 31 SM Cali BACHELOR apartment. Town- leneisloor 51 Cornba Park - ng pnvak entrarnce. Id bath mn.wa.c�, - pets S475/month Includes utilities and able Cafl (905)404-9421 PICKERING BROCK Rd north of H- a? r.v 1-rrArr,irn basement aparimed, sepa- rate entrance. five bath. com- pkle kltdren. spacious kvirq room. pnvate Gundry 5700 Indus" AvaiaDk Nov 1 Non-smokers. no pets (905428-6718 CENTRAL OsHws. large 2 L 3 bedroom apartments aWil- able Zeamoor •st In well- ngmUa -lel buibling dose to all amevixSPlease 41 (9051723.0977 CENTRAL OSHAWA 1-6EOROOM aparlment S625.mo Dec 1st Im- maculate newer building ac- commodating co mmodahng quality tenants only. In better Oshawa neigh. borhood.(905,433 7360 NORTH 03HAWA Super large 1 -bedroom Extra Large Dalrn- my Nkll managed quiet build- Irqq Controlled adrarxx $624 uol able. park" No dogs Nov/Dec 1st 905-579-5584 NORTH OSHAWA. near 5 Forms Mall. 3 -bedrooms plus 1. 2 -storey semi.qua coed. walkout to deck. 5925 plus. first/ast December posses - $100 576-3830 1 AN 2 BEDROOM AVAIL- ABLE IMMEDIATELY 2 loa- lions - 350 Malaga Rd. Oshawa and 946 Masson St. Oshawa. avalabk December 1st From $600 per moan In - dos" 060 PCs Please CA mwbrrre. (905)-576-6724 SPACIOUS pwell-maerHamel 2 bedroomIs Avail at 900 am N8 Glen St Some wth walk-in closets. palm provid- ed Close to schools ow pig centre. GO SMem U11111- on 101Efes r xk4o. Call 720.4993 level o' legal duplex u 166 OSHAWA- 2 bedroom base- llykque apartment an be used mem alit in rpsst aria Sep. as 2 -bedroom or 1 -bedroom entrance. apipiiances. Laundry with formal dining; Freshly $650. Ili nduded. Fvstilast decorated. laundry. parking, + credit Cod requmed. sndable November 1st $750 Available Mov 1st Showing naksmie 728-6m al colied 1416-242.9223 CLEAN. BACHELOR basemerd after 6p in apartment. available Nov Ist PERFECT COMBINATION - 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00. Call 905-721-0980 Em etmarkta a Rent PICKERING, Whites -401, Small 1 bedroom walkout basement apt. near amenities. seperate entrance, suits sin - le , working, non-smoker. 5525./mo. first/last, Nove- meber 1. 905-839-8561, any- time. AJAX, 2 -bedroom apartment in budding 67 Church St. S . $795 inclusive 1 -bedroom, $695 inclusive Both available Dec. 1st Near bus, shopping. schools. No pets. (905)683- 6145 Bright, spacious 2 8 b/r apts. Utilities int Close to schools, sho ping and 401. Tran: right past your door. F appt. call: (905) 721-8741 rerro vated 1-cedroom from isw inclusive. Simcoe/Glbb area $600/mo lstfty Available immediately. Stephen (905)- 571-3229 TWO bedroom basement apt.. avail Nov t. $750. close to Plokermg flea ma" NO pets abowed call after 4 p In 905- 428-3377 WHITBY - 1 bedroom base- ment apt , Sep edrance, n- dudeS utilities. Separate pa- tio, large at -in kitchen. No smoking/no pets preferred Parbrq and Gundry included. S60prm0 61454M or 116- 44&5981 WHITBY. 2 -bedroom. totally dean bots of room Laundry. panung. no pets, prefer non- smokers Dec 1st. 1 year lease $775 inclusive Must have references (905)576- 7589 WHY rem when you can own your own home for las flan =ya+ th nk?t' Call Dave Fay- Sales Rep Ram" $ummrt Realty (1991 Ltd (105) 66&36010 a X5) 666- 3211 . 1 AlFwbrrnls warded REQUIRED M/AEDIATELY - 2 bedroom apt to working cou- ple.reasona le ren Durtum GM xea. Call 655- 7 For Rye a 1 Ilaese a 1 ousel for Rent 3 BEDROOM BUNGALOW on quiet street in the heap of Ux- bridge 3 appliances. large yard, $1.200 net per month. References, letter of employ- ment and credd check re- quired. Call 905-852-5719 4 BEDROOM HOUSE FOR rent, with swimming pool fin- ished basement. 827 Camaby Crescent Call 905-431-6331 and leave message. AN EXCELLENT opportunity to own. no down payment, ven- dor assistance, very clan, renovated 4 bedroom. 2 story. dose to downtown Oshawa, Cal 433-7949. ATTENTION GOOD TENAITSI Attractive tory 3 -bedroom single family home. S/Cen- rral/Oshawa. Completely ren- ovated New kitcherVbath- rooMwail-to-wall broadloom. Fenced -in backyard. 2 -car parking. Near transportation $800.utikities. FirstUlastlrefer- ernces/credit-CedVron-pet owners preferred Immediate occupancy. (416)480-0217, 9am-12pm weekends; 7pm- 9pm weekdays. FULLY DETACHED House Wikson/Adewde area. 4 bed- rooms, barmy room. Irving room, garage, double drive- way. ISVlast. $1.050 per mo C!C!" uhhties. Available Dec Calf (905) 665-1366 NEAR OSHAWA Centre- 4 - bedroom sem, on quiet street. 4appLaricaroiyDle Dec. 1st 50 plus utilities. phare (905)839-4659 SOUTH AJAX, fumished 3 bedroom home for older or Crotesslonaf couple. nex cake. Darks. public transporta- tion, no pets. Dec.tst- 1s. $1150 Includes A0d Newer 3 bedroom garage $900 plus utli0ss. Dec 1st hrstlast, rekrenc- es After 630 905 -228 -SM 1 Townhoua e For Reim OSHAWA 3 BEDROOM . plus basement town homes in wife maintained family complex, $775 plus hydro. Freshly decorated. with Indge + Sm*. dose to sdodls and aft amenities. on site rrarrage- more office. 728-3777. 3 -BEDROOM Townhouse in Whdby/Oshawa border. trudge, stove included, S950/month# utrkea. no pets pleat. Avail - fon smoker. S450/month en- Downtown Oshawa Cate Style able imrnedateN Call 416- ciudlg laundry taatdies Ist/ Restaurant hely equipped. 900 last required Oshawa Blvd / So It rerr of lease SWO King St area. Phan (905) obtain. OR upstaus I large 438-OSM bed apt avd dean. broad- 000RTN E 5 minutes o 401, boomed.dining eat nn kit, kvirny brand new 1 bedroom apart- Dec1/% 72&33777 a nS mea n new hoose. Pmgk 9906 xMp,o. entrance. available Dec.Itt $645/month. no smokrrq PI nwc - LIVERPOOL 19831 434-54122 a 1905) tl9 Road. 3 bedroom. main 11dor of brapalow.Beaubfuh condi- COIMTICE. 1 -bedroom apart- tial. available Dec. Itt.. no mem. separate entrance. pas. $1050 uWfts Included Wolkout to patio 6 pod. Lc. 416 194 3765 ' 281-0244 days. or 905-571- 6084 aft Spm IL weekards PICKENwG BRAND NEW LUXURY TOWN NOME. 3 bedrooms, ay cond. 212 laths, lug kitchen. Available as soon as possible. 513001 month. (416)879-3490. Full MTN! Sm PER MOMTII. 1Mndpy Rossland and Basset, fur- nished bedroom, central air. sull Qrmet workrq �_ pofaeafy or 905, 70 bus at door, flexible posses- sm. BASp/morrh ou ndosive. Sim (905) 6654504 available Dec.lst. 1SVast. 905-436.6315.9am-7pm. r A FURMISM BEDROOM 1 bedroom r residential. Uxbridge.FFemalePICKERING. NORTH OSNAWA. dean. brightlarge 3 bedroom *0partment. floors 'date- basement aultllin, ableparking. aaidry. air ill- • pDrelened. Shaarpepaft s facilities. 11 love dogs. sit washer. parrkirg and storage dulled. Close to G0. parks. $350/ Relen es. 1 - 000.567-5430.905.852-8823. Wdem. Suit pprolessioral. . slopping. Mor"mober, no • plus hydlro. (905M20 Iles. $600. awiable Nar.1st 0157. 905 e31-7242. AVAILABLE DHFFIMS BAY. South Ajax, PellgER IC, avaibElo immc py(p¢,pIATELY, upper kvq, $1150 put rkli diabh, 1 -broom ba ftltniSbed I-ooln, TV, fes 3 -bedroom, anile" apartment, terse fridge, separate Dec 15tlu. Low level $550 pus t*%u.. bacfebr. bare- appbrnoes, Yrrkdry. well Will. no sff*M , m pets. S75Qr ent[arace, IaaJLadry, �81 mo. ncMrsive (9pr]i Cl6 3750. AM OAM DM We tore a parking facilities, Gil PICKING, carp 1-bedrooM home for you. From 57501 first/las[. S8(lVweek Of NE aroe beeuM6d 1- bodrooM, new. upper I id. basereenl aparbum, wag Stare area prekr adutN N rtoatu 0 inclusive. t yen a Bood p0 good talfRe Zra8 Call a3�3743. me&- Mrrq room, la um, Skylight. $675 orwgOtmw. mole. no sRoldrtg/pels, 1sV lm. Soparalo arena. pwk- Ken CCKis, CddWne6 Banker (905)726 9111. MOOBLN.one Male room. Jug redeCOnMd. SlribbN for Prefer ifple Halo. dear,iup Cao 906 037-2309. 1! . 1 B®ROOM 2 toWroorim aW. Arai now. $3961Mo. 401 acratt• (905) WW FICRERRIB. RouOauent 6 IrorHuwst Oshawa. Good Io- � (906)9. f has ftaarl acacia. Groat do" now Mun Arta, Nov. 1,096. Yard no $670 skeparak 4rMrannClose awkdry. air. able. srM in � $1100 . uubTAes. Anal- UNnisied room n CMaR. good a A haw. suMa* fir ow oldludrfgpUgilOios. Good fin aohu sraoler, no pubs. 906 able Nor. tet. I Al" sepaltaff,fN�d rton-sn, ha tours ON 905-571OdWn P� 723-1362 pp) is S1 Ohrub, PAW- -0867 ertces. 906.509-2459. WK IweaR ' Wd= ww 1 R� 1 orias ol- Rod 1 oraas Rad o area. (0stuwa). Avetlabls DecA st. SM inclusive. Call 905-579-6715, please Nave Mi T. LARGE multi-level 2, 3 -bedroom apts. (family building) immediately. new windows, frnlly-pakded. hardwoods reffinabed. Near schools, shopping, transit, Dundas/Cochrane. Call 905. 6/9.2901,(9am-Bpm) Shwed11P IVw Orme to► sw MILE, 1 Mu twiew 11vd, 2Plus one bedroom how ks, SOUTH AJAX, detached 2- 3 BDRkt. house to share. storey home. 3, bedrooms. lean brgM. Close b lake a inclusive. 1sV deck, garage, huge driveway, ransn. 5400 asst Available immediatey. oversized lot. Excellent r nancing available. Presently all 9W839-2078. vacant, act quick, $179,900 TOUTANT CARPENTRY Alex Skordakis. Sutton Group ReaKY1905)bt9-9500 HOME RENOVATIONS -'MIHITSY 3 -bedroom, on ice, CUSTOM BUILT HOMES/ finished basement, eat -in COTTAGES din. hardwood floors. ce- DECK AND FENCES ramie ble. C/A. freshly painted FOR FREE ESTIMATE on quiet crescent• near schools. parks,sho inq A must see. 5164.501P one 176a (9D5)5764175 17r5)570-4" WALTER lte� 1 cormm for sale EXECUTIVE wmalY, next to �g 0 1k�irdor Toyota dealer. 2 Furnished PICKERING 2 BED. . Solari - room. TV room w/fireplace, um 2 baths 2 parking 5 ap- ppa�rking, laundry Must see. Working diances. Balcony. Immacu- late. $189.900. 1890 Valley yery comfortable. hrsVlast. oersonnf905)666�520 Pidcering Call 31500. (416)609-7039.Farm condomMlurns For Rentlindl Develop. -It AJAX. 3 bedroom, 2 full bath ATTENTION ALL Retirees or tubs. balcony. 5 appliances. Young lamilies. How about a air conditioned, walk-in doses. one acre Lot with trees, ;wimmirg pod, exercise across road from Lake with room. sauna. and security waterfront park not one dock Available Dec 1. 666-1212, away. all this and more. Only (416)492-6448. 619-9803, 39otsavailable leave .9000 s available wool Ohne* a Hurry there be another ( like this! Locoed 09 outside Raw Soca d Port Perry. Please cmw 77 Free Raat 77 Oshawa Rick or Kann at 905-427M% or 1905)985-3724 dowmown 400-1600 sq.ft. Or- hcelReall East Oshawa. 1800 vacation sq It Commercial Hosue. 45os4 It shop Can 434-2447 or 655-4132 TIME SHARE - Sale Krsslm- WHITBY CORPORATE Centre. mee. Orange Lake Country Club. Christmas week , 2 ac - rebel and Office Cumulated Weeks fully fur - spaceClass space for lease, from :519/ nished bungalow. sleeps 6, march hydro included. Marry next door to DisneyWorld. Ortlerem sizes available Ca 905-697-411819 Lours Egnatls R.E. 1.800.266- 9088 wY 10 Lpy Yrdtwkial UnbMONEY PROBLEMS. Get out INDUSTRIAL UNITS for rent or debt quick rnfnout gqapnrgq 6inkno or bang Wnkstleed- 1 300 sq It and 3.750 so. n.. Everyone accepted regardless truck level ship" door. d credit rating. Lill 6-r tree Prime Wcation in Pickera ildonnatron 905-576-3505 Close to 401 Low rem Coe studem Barrs uldkndad. (905) 839-8991 A LOAN IS NOT PAS" GUARANTEED. GUARANTEED. SOME COMPANIES CHARGE UP_ U. MAARTEN. 5 star royal FRONT FEES. OTHERS Palm teach resort 2 -bed- DO NOT ITIS room. Dec 12-19. US $8410 SUGGESTED THAT YOU Phone(905)619-9770 NIYESTIIGATE THOR000H- , • 1 FlorfOa LY IG BEFORE ANY wwAVON CONTTRACTS.RACTS, CLEAR WATER AREA 3 pec- roomrrn wouse poo' ;ao=. Yard. avaidwe • 1 911111".880. ' mourwra pnvale nor For xle and to ww a prw . 905-579-3708 ME YOU IACI an your feet CIEARWATER. 2 bedroompOrt� fully lumished horn, but still have a bad credit re- We an wan a iIh moble alc. to tub. pod. 71fi1 aures a retererror•+ UN start TnNrum Credit Re. 416-410.0864. <arr US Call 905.434-7184 CLEARWATER. 2-beftom mobile home Private. D�uiet paask. beautifully furnSMd, July equipped, air-condi- tioned. orange a grapdrim frees. near beach. Nov a Dec, 905-576-3327. Option to 1 1 Pfkota Ho're' IEAUnful basement waNl- Ks rnrougtnW' "6 7,;. arhnnlrJvac. 5189.900. 570 Crimson Cn.. OVUM (Ross- Iand(ThorMon). Open House 1-4 p m Sun. Ova. 25. (905) 571-6M JOHN BODOY home W stye, walkout backs Ora bang4w ravine, fenced yard- gawl reOfturtaodw. ki, in Pitterinp. 8yrs min call Call MORTGAGES - Good. bad and ugly Financing tor any pur- pose An apocations accept- ed. Cal Comm rky Mortgage (905)668.6805. aeeknaaa onswunwe SOOY SHOP FOR SALE $40.000 5.000 sq. ft AM equpnraw. Good lease. $3 251 n n Also DO R YOURSELF and 2 hoists. Oshawa area 434-5706 WMR TOINI own lawn mawsawra and snow re- aqaol tranduse. $1.41010 gross wOeMY income gwraMaed C �ww (9005) 763 M the d OPERATE your Own lawn mainflananim and snow re - meal frantrJtise. $1200. groan E mcommmtteaayyp�uaCAftd aappppsa Gardener 90S7G1 A (905)831-22W. JUST LISTED - 8OWINA - $$ GOviernrim. MILE, 1 Mu twiew 11vd, 2Plus one bedroom how ks, Ftlrldb With Indere trees, WOl d Giants and IOaf15 area. by deck Otr7pe. spsl fess. 4139 kdonnabon l0 start 900. lar,y 21 Skr00est (905) 95Si5 0 your or fRrm. OPEN MOUSE, swisml 2- 1-866 5P .m. 1415 TwNltley SL 3. bedroom brick quiet sbw now� 683-0707 rushed �b�s am dwage, VIM M and rrs Fisher airwoodslin"GNO ivss d Moes aroMd you. Cil aW tt. S142M 7294750 906 tea 5941 aMt 6-r Elie / PMeoMY PORT11111111111. HOUSE to Saki. whokdm d basemwtt, radwdral tsBirpi. nabt 0. 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