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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_11_13R . t Keeping old schools could put new constructional risk.. Dur am,to,move one osures • BYSUSAN L million for new schools and renova- tion and school improvement plan on for the past year," said Ron Tr - In a surprise move last Friday, Staff Wrniteriter tions, says a board official. Monde despite the Province's re- bovich, board superintendent Y y p of Premier Mike Harris announced a If trustees don't approve the pub- The Durham District School cent announcement granting school business. "But if we delay, we post- one-year reprieve in an attempt to lic board's plan to close nine Board's senior staff are recom- boards a one-year reprieve. pone getting some money, and it's prevent mass school closures in schools across the region, they can mending trustees approve the 'lite announcement means we not a trifling matter ... we can wave Toronto. "wave goodbye" to more than $5 board's system -wide accommoda- can stop what we've been working goodbye to $5.1 million" See PUBLIC page 4 PICKERING NEWS BLIC 6 1 P1CKERING'S C01�1MUN1TERT1SER E- p IMIMWER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 49,500 28 PAGES FRIDAY NOVE N1131'R 13, 1998 OPTIONAL 1 %kI:I:K D[.LIQ I RY S5 S1 \FWSSTAND MENTAL HEALTH There but for the grace of G P.A RT I "The flesh endures the storms of we are as a society. the present alone: the mind those of Mental illness, from behaviour the past and future as well as the problems in children to dementia in present." the elderly, from mood disorders to Epicurus schizophrenia, can touch anyone's life. The statistics are startling. At BY JANE_ MCDONALD least one in five of us will suffer Specuil to the News Advertiser some form of mental illness during Re see them, those seemingly our lifetime_ The human cont for lost souls, usually dressed in shab- those who are ill, their families, by, ill-fitting cluthing, talking ani- friends, colleagues and communi- matedly to someone or sotncthing tics is incalculable. no one else can see. It's obvious To understand the complexities from their behaviour they're men- of mental illness, it is necessary, ac - tally ill. And it scares us. But how cording to Whitby Psychiatrist JY - we deal with those among us who otimoyoe Nundy, to first know what are mentally ill says a lot about who .See THREE page 7 _40ft1b Looking for a good home. • SALES - SERVICE . LEASING - RENTALS - BOOY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. ae IIS Rd FWwh9 (905)4&9700 . MUM= -rry N &sr 1tjt�rir1r�rr/ Inside the News Advertiser NNW TO Fly ff Me" Pale ...........6 Travel ................10 Eaiertaiw. ..........16 Spirts ................22 Classifier .............24 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Be-h-laf = ......683-5117 Des& 19ftn .....683-3005 A■diea Lin ......683-7545 SiaoasalY Years ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroom0durham.net Web db ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 IRON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo A moment o sombre reflection George Bourne, past president of Bay Ridges Pickering Wednesday. Services were held in eom- Branch 606 of the Royal Canadian Legion, ob- munities across the country in tribute to those serves a moment of silence to honour fallen com- willing to make the ultimate sacrifice. For more rades during Remembrance Day ceremonies in Remembrance Day coverage, see page 7. Pickenng crash sends two to hospital PICKERING -- Police say charges are pending after a crash which sent two Pickering residents to hospital early Thursday. Sergeant Jim Grimley said it is believed a 1990 GMC Tracker was westbound on Kingston Road when it ran a red light at the inter- ne InteUig www. autodepoL ca section of Liverpool Road and struck a northbound 1997 Chrysler Intrepid. A 36 -year-old Southcott Road woman, the driver of the Tracker, was rushed to Ajax -Pickering Health Centre and transferred to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Cen- tre, Sgt. Grimley said. She suffered serious facial in juries, but her condition was not considered life-threatening. Meanwhile, the 46 -year-old Mapleridge Drive man driving the car was taken to Ajax -Pickering hospital with undisclosed injuries. t Alternative Toll Free (888) -7u3-3,333 Tornoto (416) 444-2444 #Canada's Car J. R . t Keeping old schools could put new constructional risk.. Dur am,to,move one osures • BYSUSAN L million for new schools and renova- tion and school improvement plan on for the past year," said Ron Tr - In a surprise move last Friday, Staff Wrniteriter tions, says a board official. Monde despite the Province's re- bovich, board superintendent Y y p of Premier Mike Harris announced a If trustees don't approve the pub- The Durham District School cent announcement granting school business. "But if we delay, we post- one-year reprieve in an attempt to lic board's plan to close nine Board's senior staff are recom- boards a one-year reprieve. pone getting some money, and it's prevent mass school closures in schools across the region, they can mending trustees approve the 'lite announcement means we not a trifling matter ... we can wave Toronto. "wave goodbye" to more than $5 board's system -wide accommoda- can stop what we've been working goodbye to $5.1 million" See PUBLIC page 4 PICKERING NEWS BLIC 6 1 P1CKERING'S C01�1MUN1TERT1SER E- p IMIMWER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 49,500 28 PAGES FRIDAY NOVE N1131'R 13, 1998 OPTIONAL 1 %kI:I:K D[.LIQ I RY S5 S1 \FWSSTAND MENTAL HEALTH There but for the grace of G P.A RT I "The flesh endures the storms of we are as a society. the present alone: the mind those of Mental illness, from behaviour the past and future as well as the problems in children to dementia in present." the elderly, from mood disorders to Epicurus schizophrenia, can touch anyone's life. The statistics are startling. At BY JANE_ MCDONALD least one in five of us will suffer Specuil to the News Advertiser some form of mental illness during Re see them, those seemingly our lifetime_ The human cont for lost souls, usually dressed in shab- those who are ill, their families, by, ill-fitting cluthing, talking ani- friends, colleagues and communi- matedly to someone or sotncthing tics is incalculable. no one else can see. It's obvious To understand the complexities from their behaviour they're men- of mental illness, it is necessary, ac - tally ill. And it scares us. But how cording to Whitby Psychiatrist JY - we deal with those among us who otimoyoe Nundy, to first know what are mentally ill says a lot about who .See THREE page 7 _40ft1b Looking for a good home. • SALES - SERVICE . LEASING - RENTALS - BOOY SHOP PICKERING VOLKSWAGEN INC. ae IIS Rd FWwh9 (905)4&9700 . MUM= -rry N &sr 1tjt�rir1r�rr/ Inside the News Advertiser NNW TO Fly ff Me" Pale ...........6 Travel ................10 Eaiertaiw. ..........16 Spirts ................22 Classifier .............24 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Be-h-laf = ......683-5117 Des& 19ftn .....683-3005 A■diea Lin ......683-7545 SiaoasalY Years ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroom0durham.net Web db ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 IRON PIETRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo A moment o sombre reflection George Bourne, past president of Bay Ridges Pickering Wednesday. Services were held in eom- Branch 606 of the Royal Canadian Legion, ob- munities across the country in tribute to those serves a moment of silence to honour fallen com- willing to make the ultimate sacrifice. For more rades during Remembrance Day ceremonies in Remembrance Day coverage, see page 7. Pickenng crash sends two to hospital PICKERING -- Police say charges are pending after a crash which sent two Pickering residents to hospital early Thursday. Sergeant Jim Grimley said it is believed a 1990 GMC Tracker was westbound on Kingston Road when it ran a red light at the inter- ne InteUig www. autodepoL ca section of Liverpool Road and struck a northbound 1997 Chrysler Intrepid. A 36 -year-old Southcott Road woman, the driver of the Tracker, was rushed to Ajax -Pickering Health Centre and transferred to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Cen- tre, Sgt. Grimley said. She suffered serious facial in juries, but her condition was not considered life-threatening. 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About 10 staff and patrons were in the Tudor Arms Pub and Restaurant at 2:10 a.m. Wednesday when the bandit calmly walked into the establishment at 1822 Whites Rd. carrying a rifle. His face covered with a stocking, the gunman approached the bar where he confronted the 4(} -year-old owner and a 37 -year-old waitress, and demanded cash. When the victims hesitated, the rob- ber sprayed the room with gunfire, tak- ing aim at the bar, floor and ceiling, Durham Regional Police said. -Glen they knew he meant business:, said Detective Stan Pinkney of the rob- hery squad. One Mullet flew past the waitress, coming within about three feet of her, striking liquor bottles in the back of the bar and sending the glass display case crashing down. -She basically packed up and got out of the way... (Tho gunshots) were more of an attention -getter," said Det. Pinkney, who noted no one was 4xt at by the gunman. He said the robhLr received a "small amount" of c; sh and left the bar, fleeing in a moth -westerly direction. Thdxugh no one was inured by the flying glass or bullets, the victims were shaken up by the sNxting, Det. Pinkney noted. ""They were upset. They couldn't be- The robbery was the first of the year lieve what happened" in Durham in which shots were fired, Police said the weapon was a small police said. "It's unusual someone calibre rifle. Officers recovered several would go in and fire shots. We don't see bullet fragments. many (robberies in the region) like that;' About a dozen cruisers from across Sergeant Jim Grimiey said. the region responded to the robbery, but The robbery unit is investigating and the bandit was able to elude the police asks anyone with information to call dragnet. A suspect's scent was tracked 436-9100 ext. 5355 or Crime Steppers at by a police dog for "quite a distance" but 436 -TIPS. The suspect is described as was eventually lost, Det. Pinkney said. black, possihly in his late teens or early He would not say where. 20s, 6'3" with a slim build. L.A. Lingerie owner pays $ZS, 000 to charity Deal made with Crown inprostitution case The operators ul private lingerie avails of prostitution, keeping a com- showrooms in Pickering and Oshawa, mon bawdy house and exercising con - where so-called "models'* were paid to trol over a person to engage in prostltu- undress or masturbate. will not be pros- tion. Court heard one of the models uas ecuted on prostitution -related charges in the girlfriend of a Hamilton -Wentworth return for a $25.(XX) donation to chanty. police officer. who told her there was Mark Risdon, 36, of Streamside nothing illegal about the: shows. Court, Pickering, was the registered Crown attorney Calvin Barry said owner of five L.A. 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But that's going to change this year with the advent of "A'interfest% says VN'ard 2 local Councillor Mark Hol- land, chairman of the com- mittee established by Coun- cil to beef up Pickering's holiday festivities. "We're turning it into a three -week-long series of events;' says Coun. Holland. "It's going to be more than just a lights festival" The Santa parade, which begins at W a.m. Saturday at Vaughan Willard Public School at Dixie and Glenan- na roads, also marks the offi- cial launch of Winterfest. Santa and his entourage trav- el along Glenanna to the Pickering Town Centre. 'Katch upcoming editions of the Ncw s Advertiser for information on NVinterfest activites. Public board may go ahead with school closure plan PUBUC Front page I He also announced a "20 per cent operating fund top - up" that will allow schools operating at 80 -per cent ca- pacity to be funded as though they were full capacity. Premier Harris also said the Province will provide- recommendations roviderecommendations to boards, that need to reduce overhead and administration and will adjust the funding formula to account for schools that have unique architectural features. -For Toronto it's a no- bramer. Toronto is not going to be building new %chools... it's a lot different if you're a growth board;' said Mr. Trbovich. He noted the situation is somewhat differ- ent in Durham because the board's accommodation plan also proposes building 12 schools across the region over the next three years. "In any event, this plan is going forward to trustees, hopefully for approval," he said, explaining, "It's an inte- grated plant: one action is de- pendent on the other." Mr. Trbovich told parents at two separate meetings in ADshawa this week the board is receiving $6 million from the Province to build new schools. And, if the board meets the government's Dec. 31 deadline and declares surplus Mace to be closed, it will get another $5.1 million for new schools and renovations. "Closing schools, accord- ing to the (Ministry of Edu- cation and Training's) new rules, helps us generate money to build new schools elsewhere," Mr. Trbovich told parents at Lakc Vista Sr. Public School Tuesday. "You can't just simply close scbxx►ls. You have to re- invest in the community" Mr. Trhovich reported his board's accommodation and improvement plan re -invests millions into the community. "It's the only plan in Ontario that does that." And while the premier's announcement allows boards to delay closures for one or two years, "lite longer you delay, you forego additional money coming in to Durham. If you delay for two years that's $10 million. "In our view as officials of the board, we would be disadvantaging this system to the tune of $5 million every year that we delay the in- evitable " Whitby hitby trustee Doug Ross contends. "lucre's too many questions now. I'm not going to support the plan and I don't think the support is there among the trustees to do this." Mr. Ross points to Oshawa's Central Collegiate Institute. "1 can't support a plan that takes that important a program out of our school system. Programs have to come before money.' If the plan is rejected by trustees, Mr. Trbovich said "six schools will be built in Ajax, Whitby and Uxbridge and that's it ..there won't be any reinvestment into our communities. "Nobody likes to recom- mend the closure of a school. 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Pair 4199-5699 After 10 a.m., save 25% ADVERTMR TION, P'PAGE'S NEWS EditoriaI&OPINIONS NEWS ADVERTISER EDITORIAL Nuclear neighbours get some comfort No clear evidence childhood leukemia, Down's syndrome tied to power plant After all the bad news surrounding the Pickering nuclear station in the past little while, it's finally the subject of some good news — or, at least, some news that isn't so bad. People living in the shadow of the power plant have had reason to won in the past few months and even years. There have been so many 'reportable in- cidents' at the station in recent memory that we sometimes wonder how nuclear neighhours sleep at night next ddx>r to its reactors' humming turbines. Those incidents, big and small, have run the gamut from contained spills to womsome leaks. discovencs of beer hottles on the premises to revelations of !staff sleeping on the job. In fact, the in- cidents and accidents eventually sparked such a scathing indictment of Ontano Hydro's nuclear operations here that one half of the Pickering plants' eight reac- tors were shut down so the utility could concentrate on running the other fou properly. Cause for concern, indeed. But, a little cause for comfort has come to light in the past few days. The most recent study on the inci- denceaof childhood leukemia in Picker- ing offers some measure of reassurance for area parent% worried about the possi- hie teeth effects on their youngsters. "The rates for childhood leukemia in Ajax and Pickering are no different than the rates in Ontario as a whok;' reports Mary -Anne Pictrusiak of the Durham Region Health Department. In Pickering from 1999 to 1993, the number of cases of leukemia in children up to 14 years of age was just below five per 100.(XX) and across Ontario a little above that. That's slightly better than 1991 to 1999 when the incidence of childhood leukemia here was six per 100.0(X). a little more than five per I(X).(XX) in the province. In other words. the rate of childhdxxf leukemia in Pick- ering is about the same as all of Ontario. And. it seems to be dropping herr. The most recent research on leukemia was a follow-up to a 1996 health department study on radiation and health which found a higher -than - average rate of some forts of cancer and Down's syndrome amxmg some rc--- idcnts in the region. The new Down's syndrome study. which added three years of data to the 1996 research, concluded incidence of the. genetic disorder in Pickering is not significantly different than in the rest of Ontano. The rate was higher here from 1979 to 1992 than in the province as a whole. but lower from 1993 to 1994. Overall, the 1996 study concluded, there was no clear evidence linking the higher incidence of childfxx)d leukemia and Down's syndrome here to the ef- fects of radiation from ttx: Pickering nu- clear plant. This more recent study serves to drive that point home. Maybe you don't rood to hide under the blankets at night. But, don't stick your head in the sand either. �G NOV. 13, 1998 "ABOUT FACE@..77 VQW lfty, 6t LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Teacher's in a class by herself To the editor: I went to my son's commence- ment at Dunharton High School Oct. 30. That was 14 years after I walked my five-year-old sem to %Oxmi to meet a kindergarten teacher who was new to the- school. My son was to be in her first class. It was a great start for my son's first school year. Years later, my son had to leaw Fairport Beach Public School for a new one because Fairport only went to Grade 6. The school had a little farewell ceremony for the de- parting students. Ms. Wildburger Imagine bravery of our war heroes Can you imagine your teenager coming home one day and telling you he enlisted in the awned forces to fight for freedom? Your child, barely out of high school, telling you he was willing to risk his life on a foreign battlefield for some lofty principle most of us take for granted? Can you imagine? 'That scenario, played out in homes across this great nation so many years ago, would have broken many a parent's heart. As surviving war veterans and their families donned military uniforms, polished medals and bars and headed out for annual Remembrance Day services in Ajax and Pickering this week, I won- dered what it must have been like for those parents in their day. Some, I'm sure, tried to dissuade their children — children! — from going to fight a war. Many more though, I'm equally certain, gave their blessing and held out hope their loved ones would return with pride and the knowledge their courage Steve Houston Managing Editor served a worthy purpose. I hope those veterans, so many years older today, can find some comfort in the fact that their efforts are as meaningful now as they were during the darkest days of the two world wars and the Korean conflict. It is difficult for those of us whose only experience with war is filtered through time, old black -and -white newsreels, historical documentaries, etc., to fully appreciate the stark ugli- ness of battle, to understand what it is like to watch a friend die on the bat- tlefield, to fire a weapon at an enemy with the intent to kill. But we can and must, at the very least, honour the men and women who did live through such horrors. We must acknowledge the selfless bravery of those who fought in Eu- rope and we nrtrst remember the rea- sons for which these wars were waged. I have read with great interest this week the stories of those surviving war veterans. I have talked -to a cou- ple of them myself and expressed, for whatever it was worth, my gratitude for what they did. I'm nearly two generations re- moved from the last 'great' war. But it is F recisely because of the men and women who contributed in so many ways to the war effort that I can today debate an issue with my government without fear of being sent to prison. I have an entrenched right to express my views, even though they may be unpopular. I can travel freely and earn a good living. None of these things would exist without the selflessness of those once -young men who went voluntar- ily to war. Can you imagine'? stepped up to say "g(xxlbvC" to the first class she had ever taught. She remarked about how sue had till - lowed tteir progress up through the grades and how she would pop into their rooms from time to time to sav "Fid lo" and how she could no longer do so. She wished them well and hoped they would like their new sctxx)l. The parents were, of course, moved by these parting words from her. Two years went by and Ms. Wildburgcr moved to California where her husband was transferred and my son was graduating from Grade X. We were proudly sitting in the audience when who should be- introduced eintroduced but Ms. Wildburger. What a surprise! She said that no one was going to stop her from wishing this class every success in high scNx)l and went on to con- gratulate the class. I'm sure you can figure out who + came up to the podium at my son's commencement -- Ms. Wildburger. There was an audible reaction from the crowd and my ,on was sur- prised to see her there. With tears in my eyes I watched and listened + while she looked out over the grads, held up a kindergarten picture of her students and joked how she did- n't see anyone there that night with their shoes on the wrong feet, or any laces untied, or any of their mothers tucking in their shirts. Who would have believed my son's kindergarten teacher would be there with departing words as he com- menced university? Thank you Ms. Wildburger for being there for every significant ac- complishment of my son's educa- tion. If I knew how to nominate you for teacher of the year I would! You are a credit to your profes- sion. I will treasure your presence and words at each graduation you attended. And I will never tire of telling this story. Irene Armes, Pickering PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland CommunitN Newspaper 'rim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt L•dilor-in-Chie f Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retad ,la'vvmsing .Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak C laysified AdvernsitW Manager John Willems Real /-_state Automotive Advertising .WaricWer Abe Fakhourie Distrtbuttort Manager Lillian Hook Ofjice Manager Barb Harrison Cornlwstng .Manager bsml (905)683-5110 bAlu (905) 683-5 110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E-M2i1 r wuoom a durham.nd.'t Web address w'ww.durhamne-As. rx:t 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. `lire publisher reserves the right to classify or =fuse any advatisemcnL Credit for advertisement limited to space Price error oocu- Pics. Dispatches from the front NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EOf M, November 13,"111t3 MAGE 7 Air War veterans share tales with students BY STEPHANIE McDONALD Special to rite News Advertiser PICKERING — 'Their hearts were bold and courage strong'. These words written on a banner hanging across the stage at St. An- thony Daniel Catholic School in Pickering could be used to describe the three war veterans who spoke to the students and staff during Re- membrance Day ceremonies on Wednesday. The assembly organized by Anna Przybylo, a Grade 5 teacher at the school, was an attempt to bring the reality of war closer to the stu- dents. "I feel its important to have the veterans come into the school to talk to the children;' said Ms. Przy- bylo. "Unless you've been there and been through it you can't explain what it was like. We can learn a lot from these men." Jim Duxhury, a veteran from the Second World War, was asked by a friend to speak to the students about his experience. Mr. Duxbury joined the army when he was 21, serving throughout Western Europe. The 76 -year-old veteran says he rarely speaks of his experiences dur- ing the war. "Let's just say I know what death is;' said Mr. Duxburv. The Pickering resident says many people misunckr>tand the sig- nificance of Noy. 11. "A lot of people treat Remem- brance Day as a celebration but it's not. It's a day to remember all the Veterans from the Secotul V{Orld Itar.�taiul ituh St. Rati Bursev: Sea Caplet Jaime Dezoetem, Navy Anthony Daniel Catholic Sc•hwpl pupils during the League Cadet Chris Tro ttier, ,'Vati v Lear ue Cadet school's Remembrance Day Service and student Michael Rico, veterans Richard Brnxn and Jim assembly on Wednesday. Erom left are war veteran Dwrburv; and Air Cadet Adam Sirek. people that gave their lives for a very worthy, but bad cause:* said Mr. Duxbury. His wife, who also attended the ceremonies on Wednesday, says her husband has a tendency to down- play his role in the war. She says the closest he came to being killed was when a bullet punctured his water canteen, lying right beside him. Mr. Duxbury explained to the sea of students the various medals he had pinned to his jacket. He said he was happy to have the opportunity to speak to the children. "Rn se kids are our prospects to stop this from ever happening again;' said Mr. Duxbury. The veteran hopes he can make an impression on the students. "It helps to see something in per- spective, to see someone who has MENTAL HEALTH been through it;' said Mr. Duxbury. who was joined by Richard Brown, another veteran who served during the Second World War. At 19 years of age %fr. Brawn joined the air force. He was a fight- er pilot during the last three years of the war. On June 14, 1944 while fly- ing over France. his plane was shot down by German gr unef fighters. With minor burn injuries Mr. Brown spent the last year of the war in a prisoner of war camp. The 77 -year-old veteran says Nov. I I is a time to reflect. "A lot of my good friends died during the war. Remembrance Day is a day to really remember," said the Pickering resident. Mr. Brown explained to the stu- dents that not everyone was as for- tunate as him. " I consider mvself 'uck� because a lot ol' my friends in 'n% .yuadron did not survive the .tiara' said the veteran. He also ex- - rrssed his hope that the students te,cr have to go through what he lid. tits one wish for you children is That you neer have to take part in a Aar." said Lir. Brown. , he assembly on Wednesdav had a special meaning for the third vet- eran who ,Isited the school. Rav Bursey, a 75 -year-old Sec- md World War veteran, is the grandfather of a boy in Ms. Przyby- lo's Grade 5 class. Mr. Bursev joined the U.S Army Air Corps the day atter Pearl Harbor was attacked Dec. 7, 1941. His fob was to raise morale after heavy losses. The Scarborough resident was impressed by the %cheol's assembly-. "You hear that kids don't know anything atxut the war but some- body has done a great job at this school;' said %Ir. Bursev. He added that events like this are very impcmant. "It's ,cry Important to not let the past disappear." said Mr. B urscy. Three A's make for good mental health THREE From page I mental health means. The tcxttxx>k definition of men- tal health is deceptively simple: The appropriate behaviour of an individ- ual in context of the situation at hand. Dr. Nundy starts at the begin- ning. "At birth, we look at the colour of the child, the breathing, heart rate, towel function and urination, movcnxnt and reflexes of the feet and hands, and eye co-ordination and declare the child is physically normal;' she says. "But a newborn baby can't speak so we never de- clare the child's mental health." There are five areas profession- als like Dr. Nundy observe in deter- mining mental health. First, whether a youngster is speaking to others normally. "For mental health, we -begin with speech, how we speak to our own family;' says the 68 -year- old doctor who has practised ge'ner- al psychiatry and specialized in child psychiatry for 30 years. "Behaviour becomes appropriate or inappropriate. A shy child will cling to a teacher or parent and will -not speak to a stranger. Another child will ask what the stranger's "name is and speak up because the —child has grown to know that he or -_ .she has a right to ask. After all, the :stranger knows the child's name. - "Ihen (second) you will see be- ' haviour," she says. "If I shout, scream, make faces or run away as 4though I have fear, my trental ..'T'y.��'. Psychiatrist Jyotimoyee Nundy says children need the three 'A's: af- fection, approval and appraisal to develop good mental health. health is showing." After looking at language and behaviour, the third focus is on atti- tude, the child's intention toward others and how he or she perceives the intentions of others. Intelligence is fourth because, as Dr. Nundy ex- plains, it is necessary in order for the child to be able to judge how he or she is doing in a given situation, bad or good. When meatal health deviates, a child can become extretneiy shy, fearful of people, places, spaces, darkness, thunder and lightning. Psychiatric diagnoses are generally characterized by a mixture of 'ab- normal' beliefs, experiences, emo- tions or behaviours, and often in- clude impaired social functioning as part of the definition. Conditions like manic depression, schizophre- nia and personality disorders are thought to be genetic or chemical in origin, and Alzheimer's disease and dementia in seniors because of structural changes in the brain. Mental illness can also be Induced by the use of Illicit drues or can re- sult from trauma such as physical and verbal abuse. These illnesses can be temporary or long term. "But the infant human beine is the most dependent of all animals:' maintains Dr. Nundy. "We are two - a d -a -half to three -years -old before we can walk independently. Some- body has to clean us. train us where to urinate and empty our bowels. We need constant care for the first two to three years, minimum, and therefore compared to a monkey, who at six months of age is helping itself to food, we are the most de- pendent creatures on earth and we never really lose that dependence. We all need each other." A secure base for exploration and play is crucial for healthy devel- opment, in terns of both physical safety and mental health. A child must have comfort at times of antic- ipated or actual stress. Even though not all mental illnesses are directly related to a less than nurturing start in life, professionals agree that the quality of early relationships is rele- vant to later personal functioning. For those afflicted with a mental ill- ness, a nurturing upbringing can provide the ability to cope better. "Ibe adult has to help the child grow by nurturing, caring, showing love, showing appreciation of the child so they develop confidence and self esteem;' states Dr. Nundy. AtTection, approval and appraisal are the three 'A's children need to develop mental health.'* Institutions for the mentally ill began discharging patients into the community In the 1960%. This poli- cy of deinstitutionalization appealed to social liberals at the time because it seemed humane and enlightened. Fiscal conscryatives liked the idea because it cut hospital costs. Thirty years later. that thinking hasn't changed yet communities can be hard-pressed to provide care. hous- ing and rehabilitation necessary to help their most vulnerable citizens. "I don't mind deinstitutionaliza- tion but we must ensure patients have shelter, care for their mental health, medication and employ- ment," says Dr. Nundy. "These are diseases that can be treated. For some, mental illness is a stigma and people don't recognize it. Now we have new medications for illnesses like schizophrenia It can be man- aged. These people can work at a job, and are living normally in some cases. Maybe not in crowds but in small groups, they can function well because they trust them (their sup- porters). At one time that was im- possible. I would emphasize again, though, because it is very true," con- cludes Dr. Nundy, "that the nourish- ing we provide to our infants emo- tionally is what they need for ma- ture development, so they can rise up and stand on their owa feel" IV� W 1 99s, ,, ,qF L F m "Stop gagglingl.,Y know you'll always g ktu r., best.. sts .,c e s on, our '.cars- M MIKE TED DWAYNE TED JIM DON KEVIN KERRY JERRY CORRIGAN WILLIAMSON PICKARD WILLIAMSON MCIELROY ARSENAULT HARDING WORSLEY PICKARD DRAGE ! � I / 1t "THINKING LIKI: x cJ,s-1,()N11:R- im 12500 *11'2 per clay 11 1 163 per day 19 NAHVVUUU AVE. (North of 401)ICE 905m683.5 358 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT TOM BRASSOR PAUL GROBERT TED �T31 I , � ),: M SO N 19 NAHVVUUU AVE. (North of 401)ICE 905m683.5 358 OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY AND EVERY NIGHT NI)k � I'll Nt rx ik (, MY L � 13;1W P^Gd! N o jail for `disgraced' Durham ocial9 ff BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer Durham Region's former land registrar was spared a jail sentence yesterday after confessing to defrauding tax- payers of thousands of dol- lars, money he spent golfing with pals. "This man disgraced him- self and his office;' Judge Donald Halikowski said of Desmond Dias, 45, after hearing the facts of the case. DESMOND DIAS 18 -month conditional sentence. The former senior public official — who blamed his actions on an "addiction" to golf — pleaded guilty to one count each of fraud over $5,(Xll) and breach of trust. Mr. Dias was gisen an I `( month conditional sentence, to be served esscntial1% under Former land registrar in region tells court golf addiction led to fraud house arrest, and ordered to cash, which went unreported. that constitutes the theft of the prosecutor. guilty. Mr. Dias told court he perform 200 hours of com- In September 1996, cash taxpayers' money;' said Mr. Some of the stolen money feels terrible about what he munity service. In a brief shortages were discovered Evans in calling for a six- was used to pay for a golf did. "Your Honour, I am statement to the court, the fa- and staff became suspicious month jail sentence. club membership and home deeply remorseful for doing ther of three told Judge Ha- of Mr. Dias, Mr. Evans said. Court heard Mr. Dias renovations, he said. to the community what I've likowski he was unable to An internal probe was carried often left behind his office Defence lawyer Ken Jull done" Under the terms of his fully explain his actions. out by the ministry's audit duties and spent afternoons argued for a conditional sen- sentence Mr. Dias must per- " I just went crazy. I can't services branch, which then golfing with friends at a near- tence on grounds Mr. Dias form 200 hours of communi- explain it, I have no rationale. turned the case over to the by club. "Further investiga- has already suffered tremen- ty service, abstain from alco- I was influenced by friends OPP's anti -rackets squad. tion revealed Mr. Dias was dously. losing his job, his hol and remain in his resi- and got carried away with the "This is a breach of trusi flush with cash at the time he home and his reputation, has dence at all times except for addiction of golf. I couldn't by the highest official in that was pursuing his golf activi- made full restitution and work, medical emergencies live without it" office ... It is a breach of trust ties with his buddies:' said saved court costs by pleading or religious services. Mr. Dias admitted stealing $8,722.84 in a series of thefts while in charge of the Durham Region Land Reg- istry Office from October 1994 to SeptemMr 1996, and $4,396.44 while holding the same position in Kingston, where he worked previously. As land registrar, court heard, Mr. Dias was respo nsi- Ne for processing land -relat- ed transactions and collecting revenues paid to the Province, under the branch of the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations. Crown attorney Randy Evans said shortly after Mr. Dias took control of the Whit- by -based office he assumed responsibility for banking transactions. One of his first moves. said the prosecutor, was to make changes in record-keeping procedures "that invol,,W the destruction of source accounting records." Court heard instead of dc- Ix�siUn,revenues rail to the offik.:c \Ir Dias lx f.cic:d the YOU BETTER NOT Santa arrives at Pickering Town Centre this Saturday, November 14th at 1 p.m. Whether you've been naughty or nice, drop by Santa's spectacular Castle with your wish list. You can visit from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday and Sundays from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Don't forget to have family pictures taken as a special memory of this holiday season. .And take time to whisper your wishes and dreams in Santa's ear. BICKERING T OWN•CENTRE HERE, ALL YOU R. 111f{ISRES COME TRUE . , .....,...,... - s .... 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RIS,7S1 i c, t w a s eiek. 316 Cao.4 arae Wait %04 gig trod MOO doors, delve rkr +eek, race Print, 2e sea SA 4 I X `22,591 * p Z Q SHEPPARD AVE. • Gorgeous 1,500 sq. ft., finWIed rec room, 3+1 bedroom, 2-4pc. bath, plus 2 O decks, primate backyard, Y v HWY 401 Q E2T- '21 SUN.. Nov. 15 2-4 PAL - 14 QLiN ILL ORP 4 bedrooms, hips kthen, siding glass "a -(NA from breakfast area 8 family room to deck 8 private hedged yard hardwood bcrirg, upgraded baseboards, gas fireplace, CAC, CVAC, rec room, mud Mw with interior garage accels, newly paved driveway, simply a delightful home! Near Dundas St. (Hwy 112) b Glen Foil Dr. just follow to signs:! Cal you host Liz Radw for derails 0 66&3800. NEW USIMG 4 : s' y Gorgeous 1,500 sq. ft., finWIed rec room, 3+1 bedroom, 2-4pc. bath, plus 2 decks, primate backyard, LENMOX s..e R 0 priced to sell. Call for an 668-M appointment to view. OWN LIZ RANKIW ';R .668-3800 Ric REALTY I I W I 1111111,111TfY': OiST If;EPT wlC - — - Steps array ham Heber Downs Ca>senraoan and m"Aes away from Cullen Gardens, is fhis 4 bedroom, custom quaity constructed bungalow. Prwately nestled on one ane of land, feeaxes are: o"Fe island kitchen, built in appliances, salons dish, finished basement ensuile wile oval tub and much more!! You an move 1D this special home before Christrnasf! To get here ... take Taunton Rd wrest, past 8rodk St. 10 Coronaion Rd, go north on Caonakm Rd to Stevens Rd, Sum right and follow fo Shepherd Rd. The home is on ft coater of Shepherd Rd and Slovens Rd joust follow the signs... Cal your had W Rwft for ditt fi 668.3800. SUN., NOV. 15 24 P.Y. 02 ROLLJNG ACRES DR., WMTBY BETTER THAN "NEW" OVER 3200 SO. iFT.ut • SWaxrg Horne -Shows wpm Ride,^ • i>as omenr. CM NM M britt - in bar Ausm s bedrooms, 2nd level • 2 private on awes, 2nd levet Your Personal Raft • 70 oz. + plush brordoorn ConsukanL.For iia! Gannet style •Open kitehen. island , pansy (W 686-3330 .,. _oMon Ivor office. don, �r"r5_ rwr4rw oma`. SUN., NOV. 15.2-4 P.M. 564 OSHAWA BLVD. N. OSHAWA Very impressive 3 bdrrr bungalow. Huge repo. kiL, modem oak s101N cupboards, newer CAC, CVAC, air COLLM cleaner, root, soffits, eaves 3 fascia. Gorgeous back yard, water Stove w garden b fish pon4 fin. bsrit. + 428.7617 more. Prime north Oshawa location, south of Rosstand. (& PnWentia Asking $169,900.428-7677. reroeowtewr TO ADVERTISE YOUR OPEN HOUSE IN THIS SECTION, CALL C V RTIS SHANNON >w .V>,�S FRIDAY, NOV. 13 EUCHRE: The Pickering Pan- thers minor peewee select hock- ey team hosts a Euchre Night at the Westshore Community Cen- tre, Bayly St., Pickering, at 8 p.m. Light buffet, cash bar, Prizes. Proceeds to hockey team. $12.50 per person. 831-0566 (Jamie). SATURDAY, NOV. 14 BAZAAR: Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., Ajax, holds its annual Snowflake Bazaar from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. Baked goods, doll clothes, white elephant, lunch room, crafts, books. 683-4721. BAZAAR: The Community Care Adult Day Program holds its annual Christmas bazaar from 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at 487 Westney Rd. S., Units 19 and 20. Ajax. 427-2315. ALCOHOL ADDICTION: AI - Anon hosts its %eckly mccung for people whose lives are affext- ed by alcohol at 7:30 p.m. at St. BILLBOARD NOV. 13, 1998 Andrew's Church, 209 Cochrane St., Whitby. 728-1020 or 1-800- 921-3555. Ask for AI -Anon. BAZAAR: St. Martin's Angli- can Church, 1201 St. Martin's Dr., Pickering, hosts its Holly Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, cafe on the bay, attic trea- sures, Christmas table, bake table, children's corner, toys, more. 839-4257. DtJRHANI COLLEGE.: Durham College Skills Training Centre, 1610 Champlain Ave., Whitby, holds an open house from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Displays, prizes, course and apprenticeship information. 721-3340. CRAF"C SHOW: Lakeside Pub- lic School. 4 Parkes Dr., Ajax, hosts its third annual fall fund- raiser from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Holiday music, door prices. Christmas crafts and baked goods. $1 admission includes a chance to win a hand-crafted Santa. Vendor space available 686-1927(Karen) or 683-8244 (Kelly). CANCER: Tai Chi is offered from 10 to I 1 a.m. in the gardens of the Hearth Place Cancer Sup- port Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Learn about the grace- ful series of movements that sup- port relaxation and stress reduc- tion and improve strength and flexibility. Call 579-4833 to reg- ister. BAZAAR: Rosebank Villa Re- tirement Residence holds its first bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 534 Rudd Ave., Pickering. 509- 2582 (Nancy Carter) WOMEN'S COMMITTEE: "Che Women's Committee of Local 1090 Canadian Auto Workers holds its 3rd annual craft and bake sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the CAW Hall, 140 Hunt St., Ajax. 683-3510. F A 'I 'q I 'q L I A I 11L hL _ _y USED VEHICLE CLEARANCE Each year Cliff Mills window prices all the used Vehicles at the lowest possible price. The prices are put in the vehicle on Friday November 13th at 12 noon and will be removed Saturday November 14th at Sp.m. Sales are on a first come first serve basis. NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 13, 1998 PAGE 13 A/P u Now Open in the Durham Centre 40 Kingston Rd. East, Ajax (905) 426-3555 We're online at www.durhamnea-s.net Bowmanrille Courtice Oslwwa Whitby Max Pkkerink y..c ..r wr. I.— .w..yr i..a.. ''13 AM PAIGE 14 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 13, 1998 ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ .Ve% s Advertiser photo Of Scouts and Venturers Local Scouts Were recentl' awarded the All for one and one for all are (from left) prestigious Chief Scout designation and oth- Chief Scout Patrick %'trng and Queen's Ven- ers Were ,given the Queens Venturer ays-ard tuner award recipients Brendan Greenbun_ .. at a ceremorn. honouring their local efforts. Sean Humphries and Bn-an Humphries. You can help needy neighbours If you have sorra on your hands — eve tic — you can do a 1 needy neighbours 1 help. Several local agencies have you in mind as they put out the call for volunteers. Volunteenng for any one of them is time well spent. And, the rewards are immeasurable. ALPHA-ANIICALE: The French literacy centre needs vol- unteers to give workshops to par- ents of children who attend Notre- Dame-de-la-Jeuncsse. If interested, call Genevieve at 905- 721-9198. in Ajax, N spare time looking for enthusiastic and store du n just a lit- committed volunteers to support uons. cx for some women. Call Debbie at 686- ing cuss oolong for 2661. next to AJAX-PICKERING COM- MUNITY CARE: The agency's Horne Support Program is re- cruiting people to drive seniors and physically disabled adults to their medical appointments. A gasoline compensation is provid- ed. Call Sally Longo at 686- 3331. ARTHRITIS SOCIETY OF DURHAM REGION: Volun- teers are needed to help with spe- cial events throughout the year, fundraising and office work, and serve on the chapter's executive committee. Call 434-7221 or 1- 888-765-0005. AJAX-PICKERING WOMEN'S CENTRE: 'lite fa- cility needs people to assist with organizing and mmning fundrais- ing campaigns and events and to .. ;wildp at WodLawps. Tito comm's BALLYCLIFFE LODGE: Learn new skills, make new fnends, update your resume. Vol- unteer today. If you want to give your gift of time and you are 16 and over, drop in at 70 Station St.. Ajax, or call 683-7321. BIG BROTHERS ASSOCIA- TION OF AJAX-PICKER- ING: Women and men are need- ed for the new in -school Mentor- ing Program one hour per week. Big Brothers and volunteers are also needed for group activities, office support and agency pro- grams- Share the fun and support the moms and boys from father - absent homes in our communi- ties. Call 686-2871. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIA- TION OF AJAX-PICKER- ING: Woman who can offer a supportive, caring friendship to a girl six to 16, a boy six to 10, a pregnant teen or young mother are needed to volunteer with the one-to-one matcltin8 p . Volunteers are also sought for of- fice help, special events, fundraising and the board of di- rectors. Call 428-8111. BIG SISTERS CLOTHES CIRCUIT: The Clothes Circuit second-hand store needs reliable velmact'rs tto as@W with various tx�, such as scxting dona- arranging displays, assist- omers. etc. The store is the Big Sisters office (Bayly Street and Westney Road. Ajax, beside Taco Bell) and is acccssibk by public transit. Call 428-8111. BIG SISTERS ASSOCIA- TION OF AJAX-PICKER- ING: Volunteers are needed to assist with the bingo fund-raisers on Monday afternoons at the Delta Bingo Hall in Pickering. Call Linda at 428-8111. BLOCK PARENTS: Being a Block Parent is easy and reward- ing. Display the Block Parent sign only when it is convenient to answer your door. Your only re- sponsibility is to link up the per- son in need of assistance with the proper authorities. In Ajax, call Mike Carter at 427-0821. In Pickering, contact Sandra Arm- stnong at 831-0878. 1 . . November 15 DOES GOD CARE ABOUT THE DECISION I NEED TO MAKE? November 22 WHAT IS GOD REALLY LIKE? November 29 HOW CAN I LEARN TO HEAR FROM GOD? December 6 IF GOD IS SO GOOD, WHY ALL THE PAIN? December 13 HOW CAN I BEGIN TO CHANGE MY LIFE? SUNDAYS At 10:30 a.m. Nursery and ROS3L•no Ra Children's Programs. CougnNn St Z Kingston Rd. • • • Local news in cyberspace! N e re at xv w. durhamnews. WAREHOW SALE ! cut �_ EA1►1uP7 CANADIAN CANCER SOCI-11-11,10 AL A *2"S1 �ws * � _ MAW - ETY WEST DURHAM UNIT: * Lej k Err t iweis * heakf t* rfwoucrS Volunteers are needed for many interesting activities, including CIDMING organizing and canvassing for *ms's md Lft%W Cts Sp - doda * Dws sales WHERE? the annual April fund-raising * 11wM Kxkwe4 * umcdoinaiii AdfeK 1N�r 420 nmol! Ami! campaign. Drivers are also need- fi GREAT sATH k [tart: ewttr .rtnn.r-rc Cd to transport patients to cancer treatment centres. It is an invalu- WHEN? TIME?a able way to spend your spare Nov 14 to Nov 22 Nand".F �! tune since one W three Canadi- 10:110 a.m. to M p.m. ans ate diagnosed with cancer in NEW ttheei�ir_�yyliifeti�mpe.. `Co`ntact Lynn 1.9:00 to 4 P-�wds 1�I1N�686-1516. w.-..-ta-,.. -WW LOCATION PICKERING — The Kinsmen and Kinette Club of Pickering is cele- brating its 31st anniversary with an „pen house Wednesday, Nov. 18. Last year Kinsmen and Kinette � tubs across Canada raised more than $23.3 million for community service work. With a motto of "Serving the com- munity's greatest need", each club is responsible for deciding how to spend funds raised by its members. The open house will be held at the Old homes topic of LACAC meeting AJAX — An architect will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Ajax Local Architectural Conser- vation Advisory Committee. Sally Drummond of Dillon Con- sulting will speak about architecture native to Ontario, including exam- ples in Ajax and surrounding com- munities. The free meeting is on Wednes- day. Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kins- men Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr.. Ajax. People who want to attend should reserve a space by Nov. 18 by calling David Forget at 619-2529, ext. 234. —.MrArSi'"A l� Chnstim" Dreams insert ncluddgid newspaper. Please note: Page 20 - Casual Connection tecAnalleece gloves, $24.99 - was incorrectly described. Glave in not a techno- fleece product - it is a mxro4iber glow: Page 9 - Bottom: Casual Correction soft brushed cot- ton t -shirts. Assorted colours and stripes. Shown left. Our reg• $24.99 sale $18.74 - was incorreactly described. Coq should read: 'Assorted ootours. Solids - reg. $24.99 sale $18.74. Stripes - reg. 539.99 sale 529.99; -Baby Days Sale' stNGrin / back cover: 25% oB Carter's skmpvner, underwear and layette: hooded WwW and bib. Accessories are not exactly as shown; Page 29 - Guy Laroche underwear. Choose ham bn Ms. bilinis. bullion - Illy boxers, kxewnecit tees and tanks - vm Incor- from bnt>ts bildrlis, bOlaers, CIMMmrledk tees and mks•'; Page 39 - C 1urnbia Boaz Mountain Parka. Avabble in midreighK red w royal blue, reg. $199.99 - vas incornecNy described. Capt' should ►gad: V4kxnbe Split Fore 11 jacket. Available in red. black and soliel, reg. $159': Page 44 - N UAW bath accessories and show Or autalns vA not be available urN November 30, 1998: Page 51 --iimelleW chaise rocker rte• err reg. 51,899. sale $1,69 - was �ormcdY described. Price is ktwer than advwr- 6sed. ReWW Price should read: 31.599'. Sale price should rears -1,299'. V% swacerew apologize to our veahred cur bmene and reyrwt arty incorr-n lee or EATON'S thN may law! paned. P p ng o serve sir community South Pickering Seniors Activity Centre at several keynote speakers. chairman Tom Geldart at 837-2068. 910 Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly Street. 'Io reserve a seat at the open house call Ken People interested in joining the club should The meeting starts at 7 p.m. and includes Poyner at 839-2780 or membership campaign call 1-900-742-5546_ • on selected regular, sale & clearance fashions, accessories, shoes & Factory Outlet • regular -priced home merchandise On now until Sund'ay''November 15, 19ffiwow We will deduct the equivalent of the GST from your total purchase pace. The GST offer excludes Cosmetics and Fragrances, Bath & Body, shoes by ck Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, DKNY, Nine Wast, Enna Angalini, Easy Sprit, Via Spiga, Stuart, Mr. Seymour, regular -priced athletic footwear, handbags by cK Calvin Klein, DKNY and Nine West, Estate Jewellery, watches by Swatch, Gucci, Was Saint Lm~t 3 Cahim Klin and Techromarme, sale- and clearamCe•pnced Prestige watches, sale— and aleand clearance -priced Fine Jewellary. *ve"Y by DuMouveau, Menuoira Paris. Diamond Eseeruce and the Royal Canadian Mint, Roots merchandise, Jean Paul Gauttier merchandise, regular -prim Worraen's Designer Fashions (consisting of sportswear, denim fashions and bridge classes 359/11&G54/041), women's Claudel sleep- wear, loungewear and robes, 3 -pack pantyhose $14.99, man's regulw-priced To" Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren, Nautica menchandise; men's regular -priced Mani. Valentino, ck and Joseph Abboud colh4?& Calvin Klein apparel i underwear, Hugo Boss underwear, children's Tammy Hittiiew and Polo Boys apparel, Sunglass Hut, Mont Blanc pens, sale priced bedding and bath housewares, all major appliances, all home electronics, audiaMdeo a quipmort, vacuums, home comfort appliances, microwaves, sale- and clearance -priced home merchandise (furniture, metbesilm area rugs, outdoor furniture and accessories. BBQ, sate -priced home merchandise (consisting of Ralph Lauren/Polo beddinlg i towels, Charisma bedding and towels and Royal Velvet tower, sale -priced Tommy Hilfiger bedding and bath, sale -priced Esprit bedding, Ralph Lauren Home Collection dinnervnre, salt- and clearance -paced small electrics and personal care appliances, greeting cards, Eaton Beauty Dols, Beanie Babies, Lalique, Disney Clas* CeNection, Seagull Peaetei Sewrousiui. Udm W. Caithness GMM Trim -a -Home, Fine Bone China, Royal Worcester, Eaten Gift Cextificatas, Eaton's Resitw&ants, concessions A services. warehouase Stores & Clearance Centres. Eaton's will doubled�e IIO GST u� 11r30a.m. A� Ealoa�Sb�eso�earlyOn Sa�rda�s at&30a.m. iayar how shop�w� EAT HIS - Times have changed_ 7 K 0 n Smen Club4MVIS welcomes ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, Novo *w 13,1995 PAGE 15 AM Pala 10 ' e e wills t th PICKERING — The Kinsmen and Kinette Club of Pickering is cele- brating its 31st anniversary with an „pen house Wednesday, Nov. 18. Last year Kinsmen and Kinette � tubs across Canada raised more than $23.3 million for community service work. With a motto of "Serving the com- munity's greatest need", each club is responsible for deciding how to spend funds raised by its members. The open house will be held at the Old homes topic of LACAC meeting AJAX — An architect will be the guest speaker at the next meeting of the Ajax Local Architectural Conser- vation Advisory Committee. Sally Drummond of Dillon Con- sulting will speak about architecture native to Ontario, including exam- ples in Ajax and surrounding com- munities. The free meeting is on Wednes- day. Nov. 25 at 7:30 p.m. at the Kins- men Heritage Centre, 120 Roberson Dr.. Ajax. People who want to attend should reserve a space by Nov. 18 by calling David Forget at 619-2529, ext. 234. —.MrArSi'"A l� Chnstim" Dreams insert ncluddgid newspaper. Please note: Page 20 - Casual Connection tecAnalleece gloves, $24.99 - was incorrectly described. Glave in not a techno- fleece product - it is a mxro4iber glow: Page 9 - Bottom: Casual Correction soft brushed cot- ton t -shirts. Assorted colours and stripes. Shown left. Our reg• $24.99 sale $18.74 - was incorreactly described. Coq should read: 'Assorted ootours. Solids - reg. $24.99 sale $18.74. Stripes - reg. 539.99 sale 529.99; -Baby Days Sale' stNGrin / back cover: 25% oB Carter's skmpvner, underwear and layette: hooded WwW and bib. Accessories are not exactly as shown; Page 29 - Guy Laroche underwear. Choose ham bn Ms. bilinis. bullion - Illy boxers, kxewnecit tees and tanks - vm Incor- from bnt>ts bildrlis, bOlaers, CIMMmrledk tees and mks•'; Page 39 - C 1urnbia Boaz Mountain Parka. Avabble in midreighK red w royal blue, reg. $199.99 - vas incornecNy described. Capt' should ►gad: V4kxnbe Split Fore 11 jacket. Available in red. black and soliel, reg. $159': Page 44 - N UAW bath accessories and show Or autalns vA not be available urN November 30, 1998: Page 51 --iimelleW chaise rocker rte• err reg. 51,899. sale $1,69 - was �ormcdY described. Price is ktwer than advwr- 6sed. ReWW Price should read: 31.599'. Sale price should rears -1,299'. V% swacerew apologize to our veahred cur bmene and reyrwt arty incorr-n lee or EATON'S thN may law! paned. P p ng o serve sir community South Pickering Seniors Activity Centre at several keynote speakers. chairman Tom Geldart at 837-2068. 910 Liverpool Rd. south of Bayly Street. 'Io reserve a seat at the open house call Ken People interested in joining the club should The meeting starts at 7 p.m. and includes Poyner at 839-2780 or membership campaign call 1-900-742-5546_ • on selected regular, sale & clearance fashions, accessories, shoes & Factory Outlet • regular -priced home merchandise On now until Sund'ay''November 15, 19ffiwow We will deduct the equivalent of the GST from your total purchase pace. The GST offer excludes Cosmetics and Fragrances, Bath & Body, shoes by ck Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger, DKNY, Nine Wast, Enna Angalini, Easy Sprit, Via Spiga, Stuart, Mr. Seymour, regular -priced athletic footwear, handbags by cK Calvin Klein, DKNY and Nine West, Estate Jewellery, watches by Swatch, Gucci, Was Saint Lm~t 3 Cahim Klin and Techromarme, sale- and clearamCe•pnced Prestige watches, sale— and aleand clearance -priced Fine Jewellary. *ve"Y by DuMouveau, Menuoira Paris. Diamond Eseeruce and the Royal Canadian Mint, Roots merchandise, Jean Paul Gauttier merchandise, regular -prim Worraen's Designer Fashions (consisting of sportswear, denim fashions and bridge classes 359/11&G54/041), women's Claudel sleep- wear, loungewear and robes, 3 -pack pantyhose $14.99, man's regulw-priced To" Hilfiger, Polo Ralph Lauren, Nautica menchandise; men's regular -priced Mani. Valentino, ck and Joseph Abboud colh4?& Calvin Klein apparel i underwear, Hugo Boss underwear, children's Tammy Hittiiew and Polo Boys apparel, Sunglass Hut, Mont Blanc pens, sale priced bedding and bath housewares, all major appliances, all home electronics, audiaMdeo a quipmort, vacuums, home comfort appliances, microwaves, sale- and clearance -priced home merchandise (furniture, metbesilm area rugs, outdoor furniture and accessories. BBQ, sate -priced home merchandise (consisting of Ralph Lauren/Polo beddinlg i towels, Charisma bedding and towels and Royal Velvet tower, sale -priced Tommy Hilfiger bedding and bath, sale -priced Esprit bedding, Ralph Lauren Home Collection dinnervnre, salt- and clearance -paced small electrics and personal care appliances, greeting cards, Eaton Beauty Dols, Beanie Babies, Lalique, Disney Clas* CeNection, Seagull Peaetei Sewrousiui. Udm W. Caithness GMM Trim -a -Home, Fine Bone China, Royal Worcester, Eaten Gift Cextificatas, Eaton's Resitw&ants, concessions A services. warehouase Stores & Clearance Centres. Eaton's will doubled�e IIO GST u� 11r30a.m. A� Ealoa�Sb�eso�earlyOn Sa�rda�s at&30a.m. iayar how shop�w� EAT HIS - Times have changed_ 7 A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 13,1998 Entertai m nt N E W S A DVERTISER NOV Weekend at the monies_. From Home Improvement to home for Christmas A'ox- pkving at Pickering Ttp%,n Centre's famous Plavers Cinemas: Antz: Z4195 (Woody Allen) is just one in a billion worker ants, which also describes his odds of landing the beautiful Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). Z- 4195 enlists the help of his best friend Wca%er, a soldier ant, to try and get to the princess. Beloved: Oprah Winfrey, Danm Glover. Sethe (Winfrey) is a runaway slave struggling to carr out her own simple exis- tence with her children in rural Ohio in 1873. Preventing her from achieving that. however. is her painful past and the desper- ate measures to which sh- will go to keep herself and her family from returning to it. I'll Be Home for Christmas: Jonad=- "Taylor T ionias. Jake 1s a self-ahscxt,ed college student (Thomas) who finds himself stranded in the California desert wearing a Santa Claus suit and with a white heard glued to his face. This happened as part of a pay hack by the football team who thinks he double crossed them by not giving the ccxrect answers to an exam. All he knows is he has to get to New York by 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve or risk forfeiting the vintage Porsche promised by his father if his son comes horm: for the holi- l 3 l 9 9 8 in Located in Wal-Mart Ajax OPEN: Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sat. 9 a.m. -6 p.m. Sun. 12 - 6 p.m. 905-426-6242 Jonathan Ta-vlor-Thomas (left) ,gets into all kinds of truuhle in his cross-c•ountrV journey to ,get home for Christmas. The film I'll Be Home For Christmas is playing in Pickering this weekend. days. What lies ahead is an hour Julie is hack at college when a and a half of Jake hitchhiking, "new" friend wins a weekend conning, crawling, bullying and trip for four to an island, The conning his way east, meeting up roommate convinces Julie and with an eccentric and amusing two males to take the trip. When cast of charaLtcrs and getting in- they get to the island, the vaca- volved in a series of misadven- tioning friends find out someone tures in order to get home in time still knows what happened the and collect his bounty. previous year and begins to carry 1 Still Know" Khat You Did out revenge. Last Summer: Jennifer Love Practical Magic: Sandra Hewitt. A year after Julie James Bullock, Nicole Kidman. Sally (Hewitt) and her friends killed a and Gillian Owens have always pedestrian and tried to hid- it, known they are different. Raised she is about to return to the scene by aunts after their parents' of the crime. This time around. See SANDLER page 17 _ Music for Royalty also for regular folks The Ajax -Pickering Com- Local businesses and individ- munity Orchestra will pre- uals have donated many sent its first concert of the items to be auctioned off that. season entitled Music for evening in support of the or - Royalty in Ajax Saturday, chestra. Everything from gift Nov. 21. certificates to crystal : The show opens the 45- stemware will be available member orchestra's third and for bidding from 7 p.m. until most ambitious season yet. 7:20 p.m. and then again dur- The band will also per- ing intermission. After the } form Feb. 13 and May 15, all concert, final bids will be re - at the Ajax Alliance Church, ceived and items will be Westney Road and Ritchie available for pick-up. Avenue, starting at 7:30 p.m. Items available include Music for Royalty will in- gift certificates, an original elude selections from framed artwork, a certificate Tannhauser by. Wagner, for tax return services, a Rackozy Manch, Royal Fire- metronome, a wine decanter works Music by Handel and and glasses, craft items, oil Schubert's Symphony No. 5. change gift certificates and The first concert will also wildlife books. 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The Siege: Denzel Washington, Annette Ben- ing. Bruce Willis. An FBI agent, a CIA officer and ,t L`.S. Army general have sworn to defend the U.S. Constitution. When a bus blows up in Brooklyn and a campaign of terror is unleashed in the city, the three must deal with the implications of their oath as the pursuit of the terrorists intensifies. 111c Waterboy: Adam Sandler. Bobby Boucher (Sandler) is a socially -inept mama's boy and foot- ball team waterboy picked on by the players. When new coach (Henry Winkler) encourages Bobby to stand up for himself, the waterboy unleashes pent- up rage and is transformed into a devastating tack- ler. Bobby has to go to college to learn to play foot- ball behind Mama's back. Wizard of Oz (Re-release): You're invited to once again follow the yellow brick road in this timeless, cherished film classic. Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax to Cinemas: Living Out Loud: Danny DeVito, Holly Hunter. Judith Nelsons (Hunter) comfortable lifestyle is thrown into chaos when her successful doctor husband abandons her for a younger woman. When a stranger passionately kisses her. Judith is refreshed with possibilities of a new life. She goes home and is greeted by the familiar yet nameless face of the elevator operatox in her build- ing who, like Judith, is on a journey of self-discov- erv- Meet Joe Black: Brad Pitt, Anthony Hopkins. You may not recognize this story if you were born after 1971, but it actually has been filmed at least twice as 'Death Takes a Holidav' — in 19.34 with Fredric March and in a movie-of=thc-week effort in the early '70s with Monte :Markham in the title role. The names may have been changed but 'Meet Joe Black' still has Death (Pitt) taking a holiday among the mortals on Earth- The problem is while Death is on vacation, no one can die. While on Earth, Death I.-, a guest of William Parrish (Hopkins) and he im- mediately falls for Parrish's daughter (Claire For- lan i ). Pleasantville: Jeff Daniels, Joan Allen, Tobey Maguire. David Wagner (Maguire) is addicted to reruns of a classic television show called 'Plcas- antville', set in a simple place where everyone is "swell" and "perky;' confrontation is a dirty word and life is pleasant. When David and his sister are zapped to Pleasantville, things start happening in living coker. The Red Vioba: This film follows the history of a violin from its creation in Italy in the 1600s to the present day. when it is being auctioned off in a col- lection of instruments in Montreal. The story is tied together in flash -forwards of the wife of the violin maker, who is at a tarot card reading. Except it is not her life being told but that of the violin. The vi- olin's history is depicted with its numerous and var- ied owners and across three continents. Rush Hour: Jackie Chan. Detective Inspector Lee (tom) is the only man capable of capturing one of Hong Kong's most powerful and treacherous crime lords- With the unwavering support of the Chinese Consulate in Hong Kong, Lee's diligence and cunning have led to the confiscation of more than $500 million in weapons, drugs and a c oillec- it tough Sandra Bullock (left) and Nicole Kidman use their magical powers for different ends in the romantic film Practical Magic. tion of Chinese art unsurpassed in the world. John Carpenter's Vampires: James V4ixxls, Daniel Baldwin. Since seeint, his parents brutally killed by vampires, lack Crow (W(xxis) lives for re- venge. So much so that he has become a fanatic hunter with a team of crack professionals equally dedicated to exterminating the vampire horde. Also playing: Anti 1 Still Knrm• What You Dict Least Summer, I'll Be Home jor Christmas, The Siege, The Watertxy, The Wizard of O: (Re-re- lease). Now playing at Moriplex 9, Pickering: :dight at the Roxbury: Will Ferrell, Chris Kat - tan. Another Saturda) Night Live sketch makes it to the big screen. If you liked the ButabR brothers then, chances arc vou'11 like them now. There's Something About Man: Ben Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon. Ted (Stiller) may not be lucky in life, but he was once lucky in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Mary Jenson (Diaz), when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen yea% later, something about Mary still he - witches Tcd so he hires primate eye Pat Healy (Dil- - ) to track her down. Urban Legend: Jared Leto, Alicia Witt. College students have their own urban legend, like those modern-day fi»k tales that seem to arise sponta- neously and spread by word of mouth. Theirs is about an abnormal psych professor who allegedly killed six students and then himself 30 years ago. Then, a series of strange deaths oc- curs on campus. 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I99" (for all w eeft) DINETTE,, COFFEE & END TABLES EVS1RTTMNG MUST GO NEWS ADVERTISERRI FDAY EDITION, November 13, 1998 PAGE 17 A/P featurin e s •� .., 1 STILL KNOW WHAT YO (AA) -Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Tues. 2:15-4:45-7:30-10:00 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:30- 10:00 I STILL KNOW WHAT YO (AA) *Fn. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:45-4:15-7:059:30 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:05-9:30 BELOVED (AA) 9:oo ANTI (PG) Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:40-4:00-7:00 Mon. -Wed. -Thur. 7:00 PRACTICAL MAGIC (PG) -Fri, -Sat.-Sun.-Tues. 1:30-4:35-7:10-9:50 Mon. -Wed. -Thur 7:10-9:50 THE SIEGE (AA) •Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:20-4:25-7:35-10:10 Mon. -Wed. -Thur. 7:35-10:10 I'LL BE HOME FOR CHR (F) •Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Tue. 1:10-3:15-5:35-7:40-9:45 Mon. -Wed. -Thur. 7:40-9:45 THE WATER BOY (PG) •1o:15 WIZARD OF OZ(Re-Re() (F) •Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 2:00.4:45-7:15 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:15 THE WATERBOY (PG) -Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Tues. 1:00-3:15-5:30-7:45-10:15 Mon. -Wed.- F1,11171[se W 1- 1. • - THE WATER BOY (PG) • Fri. -Sat.-Sun.-Tues. 12:45-2 50-4 5 5- 7 X�-9:15 Mor..-Wed.- Thurs. 7:00-9:15 BELOVED (AA) -Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Tues. 12:50-4:25-8:00 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 8:00 ANTZ (PG) 'Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:20.4:10-7:10 Mon.-Wed.-Thurs. 7:10 WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (PG) 9:20 RUSH HOUR (AA) '9:30 WIZARD OF OZ(Re-Rel) (F) *Fri. -Sat. -Sun. -Tues. 1:30-4:00-7:05 Mon.-wed.-Thurs. 7:05 LIVING OUT LOUD (AA) • Fri. -Sat -Sun.-Tues. 1:454:15-7:20-10:00 Mon. -Wed. -Thur. 7 20-1G OC PRACTICAL MAGIC (PG) •Fri.-Sat.-Sun.-Tues.1:35-4:20-7:25-9:50 Mon. -Wed, - TI -urs. 7 25-9:5G THE WATERBOY (PG) • on. -Sat.-Sun.-Tues. 1:00-3:10-5:15-7:30-9:45 Mon. -Wed. - urs. 7 W-9 45 I'LL BE HOME FOR CHR. 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GRO N/ Ne- s Advertiser photo Ladder of success Jo -Ann Thomas, fund-raising director of the United U j.v of Ajar-Pic-ker- inK. was on hand to accept a S_.600 cheque from Bill Nicholl of the ;1iai aril-Afart store. The mone•N raene ,l ar the- local store tt ill go tolt argil hrc)- grams ctnd services titrulc-d hN .i.. !,)ca! I united tt;c\ Women learn how to help kids during split-up AJAX — A free workshop haviour Management will cover It's being hosted by the Ajax - for women will deal with the im- such topics as children's griev- Pickering Women's Centre Tues - pacts of separation and divorce ing, common emotional and be- day, Nov. 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. at on children. havioural reactions, and how par- 134 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Call Debbie Law of Durham Be- ents can help children cope. 426-1064 for information. rt' :1-11A CWO SrECI AL PER50WAIKEs IDEC. 31! 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Area residents are encouraged to cull the local information service for un savers on everything from blue boxes to recreation programs in the community. 90 fit to 10% to I L •1 - _ ' � � l s• r >a ri r » i FALCONYbO�D LCOlYMOop WAY _.._._.� !.J WsM w s 11 w •a! N I • 4 % r rkZ-7,1_1 . s [i - F • , Ta J . t A`iILON .Cul - de -Sac, Creek, Ravin €r Walk -outs All Oversized Extra Deep 45' & 50' Lots Bungalow & >w s2 Storey Designs up to 3350 Sq Ft. SNEAK PREVIEW . NOW OPEN ." 'Preview Centre Hours: Saturday Sunday - I lam - 6pm Monday - Friday - By Appointment (905)201-8393 -moi ��. "I.~' � �!^t. �� •. .. Y r NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 13, 1998 PAGE 19 AM Abused women learn of available help An information evening for vide information on its programs verbal, emotional, psychological abused women is being held later and the work it does Thursday, or sexual, and can include threats this month. Nov" 26 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Vio- and isolation. 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Phone: (905) 579-4048 •::rte r>'� •'F . • +, .r . :a�.�*,'4s'r.. !rw�Y• .. .. �� ~ 1, � NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 13, 1998 PAGE 21 AM • VON needs Friendly in Durham Region The Victorian Order of Nurses. Durham Branch is looking for people to volunteer for its Friendly Visitor Pro- L,ram. The 17 -year-old program hr,an when a retired VON nurse saw a need for a service 01,11 offered support to com- munity members in need. Volunteers arc needed to go into people's homes for two hours once a week to talk. play cards and make crafts. Clients and potential volun- teers are screened, then matched up based on similar interests. The VON offers an orienta- tion program for people inter- ested in volunteering their time. The program has a list of 65 clients awaiting a Friendly Visitor match. For more information call 571-3151 or 1-80H)-263-7971). 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MacDonald # is a dedicated famih man who Pidceri�, omum W V Gab will do what it takes to make life ''tab On Premism better for his children — again. very much his father's son. But. while MacDonald pro- fesses an undying devotion to his father. Hughie, it was by going against his elder's better wishes RODDYMACDONALD and following his footsteps into the squared circle that Mac Don- In Canadian Boxing aid gained his fame. Hall of Fame "He wanted no part of it:' MacDonald recalls of his father's ed wearing tartan trunks to match reaction when he first asked to the kilt of his sister, Kelly, a put on the gloves. " 1 didn't really champion Highland Dancer. And understand why until I grew up he often entered the ring to the and had kids myself." sound of bagpipes. MacDonald, now 38, owns a Asked if he remember~ his busmess in Pickering and Itvcs in first fight. MacDonald says, Durham Region with his wife. '-Just like it was yesterday" Groote, and six-year-old laugh- In fact, MacDonald still con - ter, Sara. He says he has no re- siders that fight a defining mo- grets that he persisted and finally ment. perhaps even the highlight won his father over. of his career. At 15, he was fac- As it turned out, Hughie was ing 32 -year-old Tim Taylor, who in his sort's corner as manager at the time carred a reputation and trainer for the entire boxing comparable to Mike Tyson's. career, which started at age 13, Undaunted. MacDonald deliv- ended at 28, and ultimately re- Bred a knockout blow in the third suited in a 1996 induction into round to win the Golden Gloves the Canadian Boxing Hall of championship. Fame:. " 1 tool: off from there " he says. In between. MacDoonald went "Tire quicker I could got you out 45-5 with 39 knockouts as an the better I liked it. 1 didn't like to amateur and 32-7 with 27 KO's play arourKi toxo much:' as a professional. As an amateur Unfortunately, two of his middleweight. he won eight On- biggest bouts ended in controver- tario titles, four Canadian cham- sy. The bronze mesial he won at pionships and a bronze medal at the Commonwealth Gaines may the 1978 Commonwealth have been more shiny had he not Games. As a pro, he was the been disqualified. Disappointed youngest Canadian light -heavy- at the politics of amateur sport, it weight champion at 21, and, at was at that time he chose to turn 23, became the first Canadian to pro. fight for the world cruiserweight Later, fighting for the world title. cruiserweight belt in 1983, Mac - .His boxing reputation was en- Donald lost to Marvin Carrel hanced as much by his attire as after being felled by a low blow his iron fists. After winning his that went unnoticed by the refer - first Canadian title at 15, he start- ee. ---------------------- Indoor Golf j 1 tIL Simulators 1 1 � 570 We Rd. S. Ajax 1 Te �` ,•'�. 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Being dyslexic, MacDonald struggled at times at school and looked to sport, as an outlet. "it dust so happened the only sports l was good at were contact sports — and the more violent, the better 1 was at it says Mac- Donald, who, at 5 -foot -10 and 175 pounds, remains pretty much the sane size he was dur- ing his boxing carrier. But more than dust earning a living by boxing, MacDonald karn d how to live through the sport. "It teaches you life lessons:' he says of sports in general. -If you work hard, you succeed: if you don't, you fail." MacDonald remains close to his family and works with his fa- ther and brother, Doug. at J.H. MacDonald & Sons, a manufac- turer of paper products in Picker- ing. He has two sons from a pre- vious marriage, 14 -year-old J.H., and 11 -year-old lake. MacDonald continues to keep himself in peak condition and oc- casionally throws a few punches at the assortment of boxing bags he keeps in the garage. Competi- tor that he is, he is now testing himself in marathons, most re- cently in Toronto earlier this summer. "I'm training for life now;' he says. A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo Ajax Klondike Axemen's Brvan Friedman is ridden off the puck by a Pe- terborough Trenmay-9a ar Bees playerduring OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A' Hcockev League action at the Ajar Community Centre Tuesday night. The A.u•me n played to a 6-6 tie with the Bees. Please recycle Y OPTOMETRIC CUMC Dr. F— Gillezmu, .•� Dr. M. Fitzsimmons Dr. C. Wang, Dr. A. Hum _ - and Dr. L. Voisin DbPea:ine manes and Contacts rlcteite liledlnl 1885 Glenaruta Road Suite 212 Pidceri�, omum W V Gab 183"303 1i63-1175 `_c .:_�.. 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PORT HOPE - TORONTO - RICH.%1OND BILINGUAL FIELD SERVICE DISPATCHER (Maternity Leave) Monarch Marking Systems Canada ..td., a reading manufacturer and distributor of bar code identification systems for recall and Industrial applications, is currently seeking a dynamic team player for the position of Bilingual (English/French) Field Service Dispatcher. The successful candidate wilt be responsible for receiving requests from an extensive customer base, organizing and dispatching field personnel as well as preparing monthly reports. The Ideal candidate will be well organized. good telephone manner, excellent customer service skills, and proficient in Mi- crosoft Word, and Excel. Knowledge of Lotus would be an asset. Fax/send your resume to: Human Resources 895 Bradt Rd. Pickering, Ont. L1 W 3C1 Fax: 905-8394130 Thank you for responding. Only those selected for an inter - new ;will be contacted. t LITTLE CAESAR'S �o COME JOIN A WINNING TEAM NOW! 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M9C 2N2 Ing Canpaigqnn for CHILD CYB- ER SEARCH CANADA for missing children in the Osha- THE NAR STATION Cancer wa and surrounding arra. Paid Clew daily respond in person Sat. Training Center Become a ly - Nov 28 at 10 am ori p.m to roil technician. cum training ROADWAY SUITES 1910 available in artificial nails. POINTE Investigators need- Simcoe St.N. or all 1 -888 - ear arFdft pedicures, wax- ed. 3 day sixvdlance course 224-7507 ing. Student R lancing avail- starts November 24th Taauuggnfi COOKS 6 WAIT SUFE need - Dy Police offices. cost f550t for casual restai- able. Nails $20. (905)723- Compare. Space stir avail• dulling BD83 able. Call (416)716-3107, int Apply within Dakota Bob's. Consitants ptv Bob's. oPickering Paw - way NO xxe calls Please. Fillers Cashiers Warehouse Personal Must be energetic and mot' ated. Past retail experience would be an asset. Able to work :lays, nights, weekends. Max hours and po- 'entlal supervisory responsibility available to 'he right individuals. Apply with Resume to: Customer Service Desk 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering No phone calls please. Previous applicants need not apply. CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES It there are f re,ti or Indr�idua!s to whom you do not wish your reply sent. simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box numlber in the advertisement and attach a list of such names Place your application and list In an envelope and address to: Box Replies. It the advertiser is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are taxed directly to Oshawa This Week, will not be forwarded to the file number. Originals must be sent directly as indicated by the instructions in the ad. ENGINEERING SUPERVISOR Ourclaewt. _ ,.;; r.tahh,hr.: I''.r.!:.irn kcrh'n Nawatactwer eat Indusmal FJccttecal fAmpmcbn raimm an Ev(;1%FT.RI`,(; SUPI-:RVt_S(M Iib rrspexosibehties include pros ultng icciwncal dim -trim/ wppm mo a spall Rroup lit teetteic-s es and engin ours C aeditdws issam have a dcgwe m eia-uual talEmorrmS. be a memb a of A.PF0 sed have a mnhnanm of 10 rears expCnemY m a hcavv rewliawsal marwfacwml background Reply in cealiden.-e to: Mike Ueh,un Tel: 411,•921.6221 Fax 921-2292 Liquidation World Inc. We are a Public company with out- lets across Canada and the United States. Due to the upcoming opening of our 70th location we are currently seeking mature and enthusiastic individuals for the following positions: MANAGER/ASSISTANT MANAGER Apply in person or drop off resume at: 282 Monarch Ave. Ajax, Out, Part-timehelp required on private horse farm. North of Uxbridge. Ideal job for student or can provide accommodation for single adult in exchange for farm help. Available Dec. 1, 1998. (705)-357-1890 1 nC %Ax" pF[ Incl - rfultwlEl9 Located at 533 Kingston Road, Pickering Is currently seeking Housekeepers 'to start immediately. Pbaw apply in Pelson requires _--. NEWSPAPER CARRIERS ; to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas: UXBRIDGE Main St. N.,Lormik Dr., Cedar St. N. King St , Maple St., Marion Dr. East St. GOODW00D Front S1.,Rebecca Lane Durham Rd. 21 CANNINGTON Cameron St. E., Laidlaw St. S. St. John St., Peace St. CALL DEBlIE _ 9�5-i52-171 - HELI We have too many leads not enough sales reps. can you helps No expeneM necessary. we Will tram you salaty plus commission ad bonus. 45 year did company 9roww rapidly. Cyr Ransolf -888-884-9577 today for an ntervew Average Income f35-s75K MMEDIATE OPENHIGS Na - 1111e a1v,!rliSinp -ompariy, expanding openings mail room to management No ex penenc. necessary Full tranwq provided Call Saran 416-335-8246 (Scarborough F/ T only) at0USTXM SU"G macr,me operator: needed ,maieawesy Eap with i ndm- trial Seger and Sane reedk machine required Coswme deooraeeg bidlground an as- set Apply mM resume to I* CLEANER needed to dean 0:23. ttitby This from B 30 in 4 p in Part -Mie Wwk 865 Famep St Osnr Tuesdays. Thursdays and wa. O l . 1H 7L5 some Fridays tthwie aner 60m (9051619--0602 LANDSCAPE tt snow remora) Mile as 2.3 Boers per diagyt. flin,dai avaNaw Fall CDkWUY EXPANDING nto den ups. Water waaway Por• P,•r, mmed,ate -cern- Crew Members. Smw Plow aigs to supervrsos. with pro- Drwa (G License). Sap True dnKbdn Mogroun0. Also re- DrMn (D Lx w) IMW have Quired 5 Jerks. inventory sawg experw=. Snow Pow background an asset 2 ea- Broken Driven must have peneme spray parMers, ow- dean abshad Call (9051 428- -,ediate Mew rn D,xhaa 7793. (9.5) i,u Fax resumes to (4161 LIWIT tNOUSTRMI. Idq- �95-0947 Attention Christine elm temp must have 6 Sun Plus morxhs worka eiWereenkx i DIIAPERNS AND Gatos syety SIMI-pled boots up to Established j .ed; a $9 50'tnr Pickering lbro"h ill time shop y now person Oshawa areas Car an an" to wow Tues ro sat eomnw- we will be xeerveewp al tee nrolicin skills outgoing per- Oshawa unempoyarerim Cei- sdna" and exw wcce n pie tri, on WdMinolnd Sit E osha- win0ow tWOW lea arc eS- wa. on Tuesday. bovember senhal Must be a sea stale 171h it m 9 30 a m- 2 p m Reply to File 0255 Osnawd 11111W MONEY ',am none 1fk2 week PO Box 481. Dsluiwa. Oman llH Me+ecrs AI1. �y p• ,us: big w0eld, Region. T. F F1 lalfmn an as. um for drialls 14OP SNOWPLOW MOAEIIS 811 -214 7 Passcode60792 '.wird wtm are mbdei trucks MANDARIN Restawala Re- !7rmm and Iabowvrs. o.-Aw basis in scarbaour and Quires ru11 line Hw Stat) Oianwn area Cap bete eeri a Must W avaWife for the rtay- a m and S P C (9051 619 bine ilial and speak fluent 67W En" Appy n prion from LOOM FOR V/ON 11 Are X Oop m to Saft m at 17n DRIVERS NEEDED Car or van required. Top pay weekly. Call 1905) 427-7733 � TO IRE vrrpw& n hxa- rias we am we to she 15 people nmmedatsly various pmlbons avaaabk No ex - e. ( ingstaordast of Srodl Rd ) ing —Ada, new cult cameo for news - aper delivery ousefui{ds between 2 M - 6 a.nL Akin - Sat. etude a must. Call 1-100-266-772 Perim" necessary Car re- ttured. fall (905) 579.7815 EARN $727+ per wMt As- PART T= Help needed to semwig peodinds a hose as wow win ow 4 1R yr old Mile as 2.3 Boers per diagyt. son. (PDD/aeksm.) kileFs w dalawa "Ca 416612- F n Wo Energetic aAda6- 6796 x66. awsatm. tppB leAo comm) meal. Cal (MI5091164 EWONEW" UPF,OLSTER- ER, or Inelpemr pat llme, ex- PART-TIME txtlaa wages roc Ape cern HAIR S1'1r1.IST nI 426 7260. scarred for busy salon E>? 0 Hairstyist rc in BoiamaflvlNe. Hoary pared tar and pin lir" kir Elle WW plus COnatessm Hair cam Centre in all whaler Arte bandits, Mall. Minmum 2 yrs. exp. Carl aide 723-0211 Of Even- Please phone iqs 666-2125 Barb or Wendy at FULL TIMJPANT TM Waif- 623-64M tresses'Wers AND a full Un Cook Please appy in 1131iNMARIDETEK hN The Kerry Ino. 967 BelWW Dine• . Aowly Rd. S. Ajar 906 ee- bohia• tlIpQ1lMlGt OSNeltd 8790 Cab 905137 0066. GEWIAL EANOIINfat PIRA MRKEN fKAMed. pa- rn'' ' kmmediatdy fir wit- manual tell -lime days. Fiat ofa m ous posi6in the Owls haw some . I I, M1. Of" Region. T. F F1 lalfmn an as. include Dim Mak0• rood set. Apply in al 1099 Vw Rd. SN pep serrrq 906-427-7257. alcohol. Call 230. NANISTininT - fur timdputro PLOW TWJM driver required, opeac coegmy 3/4 fon. k. For Duly r'"' 0 's sa- ine Some sfdewek during, lao Ion. (Pickering). Cal (416) be available on short row. 21115-1 all 905-436-•3680. LOOM FOR V/ON 11 Are SNOWPLOW DROUN need - you 16 to 24 years old? Out of Dp/OMyya sa. sddW') We can hW Call �pwpbkpla various areas �725-4786 : Pidkuinq: wiai own trudt Fan Ydo to (905)-434-6160 AUTOMOTIVE SALES CAREER Used Vehicles An excellent career opportunity exists for an individual who has a desire and com- mitment to succeed. Booming population growth in Ajax will ensure your long term success coupled with strong management support, a modern Flagship facility and an effective advertising strategy. We offer a healthy commission package and a retirement investment plan. To discover what automobile sales can be like, call Carl Hochreiter IN STRICTEST CONFIDENCE I Lee 101lip, v4xxe Ph: 905-427-2500 Fax: 905-427-5496 1 General Help THE NEWS ADVERTISER Is looking for prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the tolkming areas AJAX Fearn Cres Rotherglen Rd.S. Cranley Crt. Dennis Dr. Kemp Dr. Delaney Dr. Hester Ave. Annie Cres. McNetlaW Crt. Elizabeth St. MFII St. Balsdon Crt. Maple St. Beech St. Tudor Ave. Nelson Rd. Cedar Ave Meekings Dr. Martell Cr. Mapson Cr. Carrick Ave. Marshall Cr. Abbs Crt. (vers Crt. Millington Crs. Rothergien Rd. N. Rollo Dr. PIICKEiWC westshiCre Blvd. Park Cres. Victory Dr. 1995 Pilrilegrove Ave. Westcreelk Dr. Sandhurst Cres, Somergrove Cres. Annan Woods Dr. Pepperwood Gak MiddkbrL SL n DDr. PrinvoseDuncarinon Dr. waRud Rd. Mta/twnle N. Atha" IN. DeNalrioe I:nl. ` DNNwaf " Or. Dowd 5166 St. ANCMer Tr. Dun" PIC@ Dellttldre �rt� �. � sime Rd. ll Gillen Tern. 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Plclin MWAW 2405. TEU34 pit flift. Hoerb age . liana. Etgelielace pwlund brit will tam. flAtee pelralal forCal (416)29g� NEEDED to sch ldde q*oftda W bier bay office. No aperiew main. Ph= (9905) 55MM6 for kite - THE Ewa ADVENTISM is lng for aduk carriers 30 deiM it"IfetS a" Byes door b don FriOay's Only by 6.00 PM. Must awe Oen vmlecic. Cal 9055 683-5117 THE Esus ADVENTISM is kinking lex Kids to delim pa• Pers afnd Byers door to dDOF W limes a week by 6:00 PM. in their RGgDDofhoOds. can 905.683-5117 .>k'�. f,. •fid%.?'.•atnt�x`"Y'`s^`;. - -j tf v'r -•9 THO801JIGHBRED FARM Re- ,,,,,:, �,perienced full time/ it, i905.852-0211hlp Uxbridge area XMAS CASH part timers � I her evening and wee- ;,ii�s •york All applicants ust have car and able to xk weekends For interview dl [9051 5179.70114 ,UK yUKS es now accepting „1111,1111 -, r the following po- 'Ions pour People. Kitchen A Wan Stan. Bartenders ApPh, In person 235 Bayes St. N Alt' 1 OMuce , i! , hartere•d untant % office rcywrtw a d or 1:ourth near Ivvel CGA or CMA rnence• essential. Rep�`IV to: Filey228 ().hawa This Week P.o. Box 481, l,hawa, Ontario. •-c ^r TALENT .. ani poi I;,r-, , 40.. Clerk recephotnst required to, 0.sy office m Long Term Peo- ple skisry a^dc�C°�^npu�Bn Pro hpency m Word. Excel and Payroll Systems ra- 14u,red Three mornings a wee. and vacabon relief Send Resume to File 254. Osrawa This Week PO Bc. 481 Osnavra. Ontario. L1H 71-5 PROPERTY (MANAGER New- .,,jilemem b .,:msultants LOU 15 SttkMg to rine a waldwil and expen- enctd Property Manager The successful carodate must nave a workrnq it Vier a ,ire Condommeum Act or On- 'ino ieand a :nuumun W VM .3', ars experience ^1a1aq- eng „undummoum properties We Are baking for an ordbi • uai who is highly mobvatea. ,,;ano,ed are/ rias suple mr..unwatton $AVelts Com- puter skills on ord' And -Ex- :d' are lecessary If you yet can be a team player and 'ave somehig to AM to da ;rear team. past drop nR :our rnume to 124 Wilson pial South. Oshawa or tat to 5.9 5621 for an Interview TIW MITT OFFICE help x..t••,: Muse be computer M - !rate S.mply ACCOafnwg ex- perience in asset Possible 'ua time Fax resume to Cro- •a 4 905-839-6344 L 1 Says , IAP% ;P j;C h- destrbut ar, a'.,motiojrl prpdacts Gwrinkeo tncom no vefk- cle regwred Apply in pen 10 Casio b Deals at 26 Aing St East Osbatal LOOKING 'or experwRtd Car or Wdr Salesperson. ,fit Large volume dealer Appy wnkn Bowland Canada. 37M Concession Rd 8 Orono. ON A'^-'-^ far King NEEDED IMMEDIATELY • Sales Rep3esentative ACnl , in person to PC TEK COMPUT- ERS 1648 Bayly Street Pickering or tax 905-837-1394 ROYAL WOODS LINCOLN li �-r Automotive Sales We require two experienced sales representatives Grow. Ing dealersfkp Great w orlunq Atmosphere For interview cam RKk lanteigne 905 -686 - SMALL USED car deal reliuP'es expenenced U. 720-3382 720-33 Salesneed CAN Stti/ CANNET MAKER/INSTALLER. Must be self mothowyid have own tools 8 alto On Blue Printe to stl Ful TO 905-426-5991 reseningo rCEWO, W aM a to on required a And domesho s a Shop Please spq resume or apply to 698 Kingston Rd. Ackenn NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 13, 1996 PAGE 25 AM .11 _ wflal oN spo 1 Firewood 1 Anide4 br 41 AAs i CnMslikliffil Aro to Craps W11 stele X1 "11SERVICES ta mTed W HEALTH SERVICES If you are able to provide: • Light housekeeping duties • Personal care • Support to people in their homes • A Home Support Level II Certificate or equivalent • Flexible work schedule • Reliable vehicle and current driver's license Para -Med can provide you with: • Up to 44 hours per week caseload • Variety of work assignments • Team environment • Learning and training opportunities Qualified workers urgently required in Ajax- Pick erinit. Please forward your resume to: Human Resources Para -Med Health Services 179 King SLE., Oshawa Fax: (905) 5764852 "Equal Upportunily Emhicycr" • Daycare AvaiyDk . Daycare Available Day Care Available e Y r _ ,0 r FOR SALE Cut, Split & delivered. 56(1/face cord. Call Jerry (905)619-1363 ROKA LUMBER. est 1961 4'x8':12' $64 4':8'x16• $69 Discount on full bush cord Free Delivery Oshawa area Buy Local b Save Big Savings Days 705-277-3381, !oil tree from Oshawa. even - 119S 905-434- 6665 tr; 0 0 D'Y ' S I RE`400D By Bush Cord 12"& 16" Cut, Split• delivered. :�!!.4ardulood (905)476-2203 I Bargain Corntn A PERSONALIZED e, • ,- '.anta S49' j11A taxes 905- ^6 7756 FXECUTIVE desk grey Oak -. sir ",� me pMngo. 5 -ewers Sa00 CA 583-5913 SNOWBOARD Safe 1997 'Ldeek,r ••ip <' Great condo ' on Nulecker Dinclogs no '.tickers or iork on lop $300 .r 0 9 ; Cao Paul it 905839- 436 BryTr� Arl= fetr Sale-.. - b:r rxxtd 'lining roan set Brand •ew. Still packaged cost $11 000 Sacrifice $4 500 416; 255-0285 'M Fore Ranger 4 cit 5 X '80K gl"": ::.ape $15W M. 1966 Dodge ruj.W 7- 'assenger. 4 cyl Auto 1.30K. 52200 000 1987 Peterbpr- 'IWO 195 Doan Curdy V6 new cis !Head 300 ors 110 500 Fuad air heavy deify wevfe $299 PKd tax (Marry~ Si Sandnrugnar Strw i n Coa- wastker and dryer 6 month is And oYks Available Also tie n found can 438-0970 told 5 year r."eraDle wee- garages and OECtS 76t Mc lAney. Si VA firm Call 431- K- All Lki more -we 77113 Pilclynng 2g93For • 1 �`�'�a, 8*9 CAS WASHER i DRYER SUITS. $HITS. SUITS The ENGLISH SPRINGER di`^wach+e• •.: 'e all er "( A Annual •,ttrisimas Party 4 load P.;p, 'Cady go -¢ItYd around the corner Amy nm Pets ca clxtatx,ri wiY y05- 6863384 Dreedup. crus belt lour pest for A fol less 1696 GUN SHOW SUN. NOV. 15 8 am. -noon JUMEE PAVILION SOUTH ON SOME ST TO L"EAEW PARK RD. OSHAWA 905-689-8181 rr�11.wK wirue.[arue {R- ror sefowng atRUGGED RE- $519 2329 when for arouiM a Cowries are green good w, "oiler 705-8784999 snp EO SkMed Help Warned LEATHER JACKETS up to 1; WINDOW '.,•.. ,•„ LIVE OUT •..i •,.,.,.- 2 pn•.e eat',,• . ••ses Imm $9 99. luggage rrom $1999 nuuie (erre u.,wd open- tote rte tract. Cab ei. sin ninlcs,rn+Ui aro non-smoker Mon anti leather wallets from $699 orerrW, atter 7 a (tare akKsage 905 noonskv re references Everything rust Go' Family qq Leather 5 Points Mall OsN- 831-1311 reellwred. 2 dlxdren 2 chug apes 9 i wA 905-726-9830 tion as rs 436-3351 evenings 6. French would be an asset count your best esfimate Dy Q 1 Roof$ l Out not necessary 420-09?9 ALMOMO STOVE 5 jndy, Y tiallArwal WILLIAM DUNBAR SCHOOL dnd'i,.,d..,rvet !,esterbeld CERTIFIED DENTAL Assisi :: a t',r 5 1 5 1 C M n 8 two chars and baby Tum. lure lrArle90S-686-1990a 11wephon full time everrngs Fn iam-tion 6N -Call 686-0 36 aId Saturdays call (416) 905 579-4570 Rroo1M�wNh MI tar sales- 42 =land 293-7211nar . ALLM tM '. 'm a 60' x DENTAL Assistant required diam indow Ill ante Oso ntAlctnStoll fullTime Puckering office, CENTRAL ' e:'' N � W Puny .iuvtrcof ON wS 60' x IT evervigs and Saturday hours mirul,s ' . bars" Cap 705-328-0402 aper 6 Fax resume to (905) 831- experienced women Reps- Isnp1 3120 lered Practical Nesse win CARAtf door repairs bollen DENTAL reaPit NWSUASsrs- Medications/ 2 Yr Library Technician s dpkoma with (MONS' FtMNISHINGS 'S GCING - .- ? ,S NESS' Cant required for a now office Civilian s Piogrammmg. rel _F Prices sias.w, Evuyt:ung n Ajax Apply bre /257 Invoice experience Next to rust go" Cash Or er DENTAL RECEPTU MSTIAS- ttklbens Darn. rec cermrc k- dnepte only 424 Suicoe St SKTANT required to Picker Brut' Chrlritan tame Pre- S Osllixa 723-4731 enc office Part tune. Mon Sc Dole 831-1951 KO. BLACK w'::ugm von ca- ToxK . Wed 8-5 309m Fax EXPERIENCED Coe Give m,0V fuer^ IMAW(yc mar rellameto 905.831-59 (Westney N of 401) Nur tresstrame Bever opened. EX►EIUENCED and certified i park Hot notrMouS p 200 Sacrifice S41% full time Dental AssesfaEx- taRals TLC Fenced yid. (4161255.0285 tended Maternity leitrt)rM Ak com-0D 7 environment BEOONIe Blue now duvet And rt experience howroom located in Oshawa cover ,u,,n, Matching pw- Some assst Some evenings old d Saturdays Fax risorii to tOGlens Mum Ohne for FUN-presc low scums b bed skirt Sheet 4 o prescnwkrs Music. crafts � ( fie New 79051 427 TIME ECAL DIRecep- stories. fenced yard. nog 1472 SM Whist needed for busy rehab meals. betore/aner school It=$ Cut the middle man clank: in Oshawa Expert- care. St Monica 6 E B Prem installer his custom nope enced/Me*cal terminology. area Hwy2iA"drla Rd 905- "'dow coverings Vert" Venetian Snuners Free esn- Please tax resume to (416)5Dg 214-9707 7041 mates (416)227-7777 of 1990 Sprint 4 or auto. 52.995 IIWY 2MARw000 2 full rime �-a6D-0072 or 1.888 -369- DISecretary required ECAL daycare openings Gam -bpm - ry Quasi service We also for a cinec in Bowmanvnlle CAN Tion 683-2110 BRAND NEW snow board Appronmmely 22 noun per week Duties to Include mech- MGIERING Had / Rollo- Santa Cru sire 146 9B cal transcription, reception Loving daycare 18 moans to Santa Cru: buildings 60mpkte and deYkal -Apply to 12 years Dalry outings $400 00 Can 905-852-5086 professiorW DUN" 98 St. W. Bowawmk L/C 1R4 fenced backyard are/ park) CAR OR MOAT shelters $ca'•'l "a. do ^" ^�gn "„alk nits. story bine, music. nu- l lx20x6'6' $524 plus tax PMT TIE Flexible PD.A./ Irdaus meals i Snacks First Also great for snowmobiles C.D.A. for busy tardy prat- Aid. C P.R cenihed Non- yid gekral Storage. Sim up iia in LhDrtdge. Please talk to: smoking. receipts 905-428- to 40140. 'give me shelter' 905-852-9558, or cam 905. 1244 (705)-357-2666 852-•3131. 6RpbyMrM 1 CARPET NNW, 1e/%. NCREMNB 8133 office Nylon ttnlCk, plus", sten re- regMweB owu assistaN 1998 FORD F150 4x4 Lariet sistam carpet. For 3 rooms. IIOOMMefptf/Co64C1io11 staff on=LaM• live-in Ore only $369.00. Price Koc mies yd Grbwin0 gnier, cooks/Roosekeeper' 30 Sq. yds carpel, deknte pad Pnaice. fuN twat. lax tt- p� �n�AW ogee. And tpnn in your it-. swm to (906)831-7091. legy. Cal 905.509•-6263. Fra q . in your it - t -No extra hal, dark 'leek excelkrnt Nr, 433-1491 NOT INTERNET TI►S! ;ver Noimtrest. no patimedt for • 1 � Omid. 1-800 IM PONTIAC - Mire GT uume 20171104.year. Fuad air heavy deify wevfe $299 PKd tax (Marry~ Si Sandnrugnar Strw i n Coa- wastker and dryer 6 month is And oYks Available Also tie n found can 438-0970 told 5 year r."eraDle wee- garages and OECtS 76t Mc lAney. Si VA firm Call 431- K- All Lki more -we 77113 Pilclynng 2g93For • 1 �`�'�a, 8*9 CAS WASHER i DRYER SUITS. $HITS. SUITS The ENGLISH SPRINGER di`^wach+e• •.: 'e all er "( A Annual •,ttrisimas Party 4 load P.;p, 'Cady go -¢ItYd around the corner Amy nm Pets ca clxtatx,ri wiY y05- 6863384 Dreedup. crus belt lour pest for A fol less 1696 GUN SHOW SUN. NOV. 15 8 am. -noon JUMEE PAVILION SOUTH ON SOME ST TO L"EAEW PARK RD. OSHAWA 905-689-8181 rr�11.wK wirue.[arue {R- ror sefowng atRUGGED RE- $519 2329 when for arouiM a Cowries are green good for Sib for $do CARPET AND YINTI Large lots I pet store is wr1eF .wn0 loo lo 09 trawl sir AUG510-1 REPLAYS m or Call (9051- 852.3166 SALE' CarpetE � * >c 19M LUXURY 929 NAM OSHAWA AUTO CENTER - three rooms three rooms30 square yards CRA�r S Atari High kilometers, great condi- SERVICE REPAIR$ LICENSE coon $329 mbested 1 woe Ors- & Sunt. Nov. 14 dt 15, 10-5. tion as rs 436-3351 evenings MECNAMC $15.95 trie. ON ahs FIMw 111N Afee count your best esfimate Dy aver. kind, $kinrry bndrst7 1!M CHEY CORSICA LTD., IniN ad. Customer saiislactionreybeaver Call Mrke for your Trail (SCarb.) loaded. 143.000 km 4 door black. ar etea ReasaaMfe0Y, renes Entry ,II ,M i wsrquarameed tree estimate. 90,-437-40409 si RS from Port Union/Lawrenee asking 54.500 callranty as„ale. Free rra- or 416-822-8n6 used dryers 125 and up. 905 579-4570 Rroo1M�wNh MI tar sales- 42 =land COMPUTER Factor/Amaazm Christmas Special � year no ROCK 'N ROLL YARD SALE WWW.auto CenfRN cars awatlable. 1996 Saturn. 4 dr. 59.900 1994 SUNBIRD, Payments If" scanner. 266 (ifs, Records, Ta and more CARCHOICE.COM 2 dr auto. $5995 1993 Grandmmx klarkd. Internet. primer Software and more $16 007 Sunday Nov. 15th 10-4p.m. &W*fo 5. L64 karat, vs clan- Am. $5.995 1992 Geo Storm. auto. S4 795 1992 Astro wk road 1-800-515-5545 free delivery 704 Maria St. Whitby info 72ti-5369 $1500 Chronograph watch. value $7pW ;�ron GTC 5 COMPUTER FACTORY. CARAtf door repairs bollen 19W LU/NNA, excellent con- !titan V-6 automatic, au UN. $4 995 APV RS. $8Awo 7992 Laser RS turbo AW0 $8 500 19922 Arriving Cnr,slmas special 1 INSIDE Weekend Sale cruise. am -fm cassette Suntind GT $5,900 1991 year no payments. free scan Sat 10am -4pm Sunday 12-4 163.000 kit Must sell 55.000 Sprint $1.900 1991 Bonneville ner 266mmx loaded interriet. 47 Muir Cres WhrfDy (N end of McQuay. Otter Creek, :all Bnan after 6 p m (9051 S5995 1991 Blazer 2 it 4 -renter software and more 316 n; of great bargains ladies clothing room, no early, birds 668-5294wheel drive WSW 1991 So - wk load 1.800-515 5545 Free delivery yease' 1993 POMTIAC Asuna 5 roma 5 speed S6 395. 1991 1991Dodge SNAdow 155,000 1 1 ;peed ftt7G Please call Z24 5 speed $SA00. 1991 CUTCO CUTLERY 'Insrmas Articles for CHRISTMAS :cA7- «; yl 965)728-A1 Lumina Euro 4 dr $5 900 .ale 3Sz, on all mPrr111irltli$e I Sejt 'rlvemr,�• '4•n b 75th. 10 138 �h1988�1K7W.. ljjk 1991 Grand Am. 2 Or auto. howroom located in Oshawa a m - 4 3G p m Port Perry 19% MAZDA 8 -IMO EXT -A- $4.400 1991 Lumina APV. -, ufco makes a great qfi for PIANOS _ ,, sac H, • '•' ': "r' qts $cfpd. 160 Rosa St CAB 4 x 4 s 7 t' peed ` i s $6 350 1990 Cavalier wagon I Come and see Cal for I-' .r.:. .. a - -r- p Full low us Excellent con- a auto. $3600 1990 Thunder - rare Information 723-5088 tea to p purchase 6 month CRAFTERS WANTED at me delayed clition $14900 cenAied o D o bird Sr auto S5900 1990 DIAMONDS payment plan Gift end ;'all Showplace lo- $750 0 deducted from put- (905) 623-9460 or 19051 985- Taurus a dr auto. $3 700 guaranteed low- chase mRoland HP of KR cared to the Courtice Flea 0074 snp 1990 Sprint 4 or auto. 52.995 ;t ar7.le;ale prices cin Dia- ands gem stones ad few- Dgnal Piano welts Bos ad Ott- Make, Skm east of Oshawa Let ,s show and sell 1915 GMC SAFARI ;AT SLT 1990 Sunbnd 4 dr 53100 1989 Jeep YJ. $6.595 1989 - ry Quasi service We also er 90M to Dec 1798 Encore your Music Uxbridge Winner of crafts oirecny to the pubkc fully laded - passenger V6 Cavalier 2 it auto 53.200 ry jewelry' Call 19051-626- -Best Music Store' Award You do not have to be mere S15 90ri W U B 0 905-852- 1988 Obs Cutlass Supreme. 280 19051.852 7179 Call 9054361024 3616 $3 595 1988 Sentra auto. OINtMG ROOM SET. leak. PIAMOS/GMNDFATIN:R Compwlei 1997 SUNRUNNER 4X4 5- it 200 1984 Corvette $7 9% $ca'•'l "a. do ^" ^�gn "„alk Cl�fx, SAle r -r dl1 used pU- I /kwMnit ,.,. ale' ".7n top. ,� '2 Mon-Thurs. lam -/yin. tri. Nm-7pm. Sat gam Sym CMrs Duret hunch. tW wick rnnx b not se- ,tai" Y GOO xm •,lee- Mrs. S♦11. Trade, 1e/ Sancoe upholstered winged Daft ,new and 7 w Acis used pia- ARE IOU READY ":a, La tics; ;ver lease $277/moritn St S Oshawa 1905)4w re recliner Crean wyerhed nCs New dotal purlos from 5';y:t^':,' prdvde' ••nmc and a thus X71 ,nM. Cell w ,3161723 - 2255. (ARM super 9 single deo pot police computers $895 and up Pent t0 own, pr CrS Nehworlring headboard f905) 728-5880 100% of all rental payments and imemef Upgrades Fret 1998 FORD F150 4x4 Lariet 1"8 :^ey Maleou 26 NO DINING ROOM SUITE ? pc HOW appy Also a Selection Consultation Lowest in s� Gap IUMy (piloid I►J .T "ii, .Nt" - ameror. � •I S ha , - d,rs monat nr r„a,ellaher _ CO^s�^9 from O�Xtum NC$ 905- er 0 4 6L V8 $32 500 or or loadec oalar,-e !a,y ory tdnnu caoinet c b 'axle "enc bwDand up Can 1ELEP PIA- 716.6428 take •;vn lease tot f58S'mon wargrlt•7 $:' f7 4'AJ"S _ _ _ extra hal, dark 'leek excelkrnt Nr, 433-1491 NOT INTERNET TI►S! ;ver 9C5 352.3616 _ condition asking $1200 Call HEAVY DUTY PLASTIC SKIGS '.; ,'elle' e15 'hat oil IM PONTIAC - Mire GT uume A a gib -6689806 q„•-: r. •.t duraou, S;C ,-.,. cloy boggle your mord' Coupe. made•: d°.•:exo IS YOUR SKIN , g 'aster oil 721-09% 1-900-561OD70 ext -3645 5? gym 18. Ser, -U619-645-'• Beer lease. :w S300, not . 'tan ,•,u a..=,7,kufionary POO( iablea 3 and 9 Sleek 8434 Better than dealership rats I a • results do ;rs:em Ckrveal resrllts atter a weeks s 9 1e ! r s o sale Call 905-42"113 t Loc i Excellent ,Jeal Plem Call 9051666-4055 SALES '_W17- 421 7, rediiCbprt m wnnMcs b wrinkles 154: increase 'orm RENT TO OWN APoLIANCES Foam I99/ TRACKER 5 months I in skin ,less b elasticity 100: lin- ep anC •-.•err„IelXilyd full KEy3 'oun0 ;..r -k n P-,xr warranty PaOdy S Marker. •-; ;d 4.4 y,1. •en,"Ieni wrm Wi Win I� w,t, 1,113 wflteK ` y' , - cawktarw Guarantee DO your products measure up? :iownund/$toneordge 905-263 8369 or 1.000-798- au CaA 831 -3442 Snare' Ony a 300 kens ill, win tree skin :-are 5502 WEII-L09E0 fAMllr ►ET. area d factory •arrarrty, SX - ntice S17 200 683-3020 forwear for a Year, For aro :all 905- 728-8220 2 3HEDMAN 3trakty wooden ire .'geed Tek S i ^e ;e :af Eve sip ext shed` i A ± bar" kit only Be,- and prowl use on . _.,.. Fuad air heavy deify wevfe $299 PKd tax (Marry~ Si Sandnrugnar Strw i n Coa- wastker and dryer 6 month is And oYks Available Also tie n found can 438-0970 told 5 year r."eraDle wee- garages and OECtS 76t Mc lAney. Si VA firm Call 431- K- All Lki more -we 77113 Pilclynng 2g93For • 1 �`�'�a, 8*9 CAS WASHER i DRYER SUITS. $HITS. SUITS The ENGLISH SPRINGER di`^wach+e• •.: 'e all er "( A Annual •,ttrisimas Party 4 load P.;p, 'Cady go -¢ItYd around the corner Amy nm Pets ca clxtatx,ri wiY y05- 6863384 Dreedup. crus belt lour pest for A fol less 1696 GUN SHOW SUN. NOV. 15 8 am. -noon JUMEE PAVILION SOUTH ON SOME ST TO L"EAEW PARK RD. OSHAWA 905-689-8181 rr�11.wK wirue.[arue {R- ror sefowng atRUGGED RE- $519 2329 when for arouiM a Cowries are green good 1100 1"xii get a %Nfdh sun smgers alsc breeding pars .'%a be and a d shuts Large lots I pet store is wr1eF .wn0 loo lo 09 trawl sir AUG510-1 REPLAYS m or Call (9051- 852.3166 hbwby and see for YOWWO aKerso m ,.nee 1994 of we pan Of*- OS MWA OBEDIENCE Assoc "g only, the best on new uteri for eurn teen -:asses ::Jr-; M,, , boosnew t uptoto 75% BELOW =TAIL From fearrs to dress Novt ��d m Bev l r, 13 o 905 yams sport jackets to t10t 0868 !,is, wgot rI Ntw 1�Q HILLS Tared of n0 mis artre also avdk for vata a rc- (wra aver. kind, $kinrry bndrst7 Expe e consig ,•' Experience COnSiplfllent Wet Stalls' Surae private '-do" to man kkt never bane bright '(Noor Arena more .oke 401 to TAckson *90 SM, SArnd rw1g, indik o - WE FINANCE EVERYONE F1r5t'Ime Du,- ers, bankrupt, bad credit. no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 19/; TOYOTA SUPRA PC Ac. 185.000 am 'ivy exterior Offt crio .40 66578!'5 $3 9% LM A i A AUTO ,a^ r• ` its Ne pav up b 310 WC :ash on Nle spot Any 0"- 0. any year Cil us Any - "y. 24 hours 7 days 30 -,n service 905-686-5003 Or +15- 706-5234 $75 to $7500 !or scrap Ors i � I go North (3 b"I to ual feedcng program lots of BEAUTIFUL ' 994 - r,..,r •...:tits o, err co,IOeon vera, 3um s St Tum RI were in TLC (9051655-9994 -.;von ;ar Ali wenn welt -4. 24ni free Towing AA ",e VVon lett (Bans leaft. wwetor Sulrbor, total Durhom Recvclint Ors i S1 Plata Mon - Wed 10.6 St6ERWt -L:SKY pups. CKC kaury car Auoptors great trucks waded TOP CASH 4d - Fn 10.9 Sat 70-5. Cal r Wefed Buck i wtxft. DO- shape C.-,Yhed 515.000 CAN GWRAN-EED (9051706-5740 1,19 S .." :1tw t• s: free kntempe s Kirk or Hope at 242-5606 or 6559024 y St757up. mun0 side-oy-sude TEN FOOT ummesn SateNxemTten tlfalttl and e intent piarrwetd Also anal (srnpl CASH FOR CAIISI we buy w'iad ware ddpenser cis' Inc -ecerer SSW 00 Ma wAstie i dyer Ice Phase rag 705-357-"l 1 yoaq adults Itgwrtts 1673( PMUSCENTRIC" - FANTASTIC used ,Hides +emacs mull ttewv 5400'pair Stackable 3!5 5578 Mt10ES EVERT DAY EG ogee neq �rwi•o• Can washer b dryer 5499 2 year PMEIW FURMTURE, wt old 40tpowt slOve semciram mo S arr ,•;anng agar work is sWtuk, on our snowman ex- $S299 Whoutsungg Fulanoig rkkvt b r � � pkts last' avaiypk WWMM to e p lo lyr CIS San- room jr haw poen Coe St S (9057660 drashca0y reduced Io MEANT CM Seat, like new. ekaance We also (lave spec,,, pre -Xmas pricing on 550 Graco S"He LXE Car. our entire furmfure imup. mage $140 Graco battery op' don -I be dsappomed. tier erated Baby swung- 3 speedoy� hardly 580 Joey in now' Our mot - `9 used. Jumper with kgs $25. Air- T= K No Submuft to Duality- Traotional alood- plarle wxm Electric Starter working 115 Norm Port Rona glow plug warner. fuel And control. never "own every S off Ream Rd I Pon Pe - ft oke new $400 call 404- (905 985-87,74 winw trail 8651 after 6 p m (snp) til"w000workai on ca KBZIWoodpeKe stove USED FRMS $195 am up. used ranges 125 and up. $950 W please call Jim o used dryers 125 and up. Pam (9051-852-1178 use/ washers 5235 and up. KMi BED X-nKk Onnopeac new and used can operated dopers y low PODWOOP sell anti trance. stiffwasncrs tN" ew Orad name in plastic. cost (1.500 Sell w Wt 5480 ad up. new $625 (4161255 -CM top rangeswithdodo Ano O HGAGEMM RMB. /R.. 3 Schon«: owl" new anif up. No &W*fo 5. L64 karat, vs clan- used appkanm Cam no Lo- IV,$1 appraisal firm Merl Askwg firm. Men's Bubw day. 4 Bol eoesoan's a 151 8n $1500 Chronograph watch. value ) 576-7448 $750., asking $250 No de/- ers. (905) 438 W34. CARAtf door repairs bollen up. Call 666-8699. Springs. cables, roans OPM PIANO, 5600. Tral er. $350. ers installed 416-336.0073 CARE M U heeded for 2 I:= PEAT RIIEw0W, ex- CARPETS . lots of carpel. Dryer. •Admirar. $1(X1. Com- AldCla '... IR aged 4 i 2 yrs- .in celkina very best *QW rood 100% nylon. new stain re . ft. SM. Fridge It C 1 lboftd hom m wood. g"farated extra lag lean carpets on fwd, 1 win rove. Inglis. 5500/par. e8R Mon- time fully seasoned. cul i carpet 3 rooms, $319. Price Fraser. Wesmghouse. SY50. MITO STAMwNNe1F1 Ad- sN7oker. Refererlas sput' Monte measurement. arch kdes MW. pmmwm pad Wheel -barrel, $45. AD good via- rAMtabk, nswtll 905831�757. hie dekray. 905-753-2246. expert Imtaliabon, test ddiv- �s carndnloro 905455-4138, free! outriglnL es 9. LIV--- - Mme or part timeMECIC, iWf tifne906.,W- HELP. Nve a7R, for MMv So ABSOWTELV, THE Btu - top Wy!tY seasoned hardwood. ely. tree estimales (30 yards). Norman 686 2314 Eery EM - HEY, STORE: Baby 6elpming'. 17 4584owanted A 9D5 852 4,84 F DW,: 1loese- SerwV PkGorcp• APa• MRW CARPETS SALE: Lots of car- Kong St. E, Bowmatvilk 905 THREE F•sRieMs q- OM1 awalL App 35 hrsJvweek« SC11oW hoYdM ays- by and Oshawa- Call DURHAM flREM1000 pets, t W% nylon staut re lase, cupet 3 rooms 5339. w�eelt For d3-0013 ress. office � a Mark available y Machntsm a , Car re Rderetttxs. 427-5278 30 sq. yd-) NKloides: carpel ince ritual wear. S,Ill,ba. +rem OP• stator and Deburr i Parr$ Stamper 905509-2BB7 AMEW OO. Bum the Hest! Dmnium pad and Carpet tion Fra gni OAK Dining room set. table 6 condi. Made MM. MATURE Send faK to: 9115 471.0141 Dart twee Wray. 3 dap per weelt. for 2 children "&� bus. Is $erYng Duman and �u nig area. Sam 905- go 50 � 9�^� 0.0.orin cFeaNlddd. Nlot have own. Na 4fortation, and retaeaexs 135 000 lel . a-1. $5.500 1990 (gD5 102 , RdOdtWELDERS gwreo Dy '$ I M mH11 meq Expenen0e reO•irMQ call WS -CS -3649. FMEw00D good gWdY LOWRY WJM WAM with Jenie recorder, w41h Hawaiian PMMO. beaWitW solid maDk i RisG1 Diard FM M0 OMT 1906 Dodge a mug. Bowwelding tidree regbirMd, manvllle location MAIM►. UIN ohs for wlfanl and wddkr starring in January. harder cot spM delivered. $225 bush pck to microphone," lad! for earphone, Sparksh ErlceNvnl tonndNion, bvndo of cuded asking $1500 firm Foe rM some to (905) 721-1204. III&AWddle alsslou007gidaf owing a ,n -a -y. Ex $75 tact cod, �. 15% Disrnatt for pelt t. SI.300 (905) 723 4026 ni-1650 or 905- a, For NN ad d bw Ree Care ANao 9g6t51M up. Call 666-8699. 1976 Triumph 750 Clopper. 1905 rdbutt mai extra pans SM MH (986► 579.28m, ava"*. $1700. Call em St7mw (905k63-6417 aper 5p.m. got MITCIELL ANTO SNsweMi" SALES. Guaranteed Lowest Prices in Dation. JW c, he cars sold with 1 year Na "a Erltica ET3W SM oUd power trawl x1ra ty 1992 knot Topaz fS, 18.OW km. Doug days 985-0074. Nights CAN OR DEALS. we Buy. Sell, d more! Pay top dollar for lop items. Hone audW video, car ado. tools, CO's. movies. Banes. gold, die mads fwrrtoe (905 1-2274 0004 ms m wlJrldrorder)kr AN DOC DAYCARE SAFE. Pn- vate home odour porridge. kncow exercise quo Group play are/ widald s fire Teacfwig basnc manners or se down. core, wait. etc SW coakae in pelppues Craft fran- king, provides secure rest pe - nods and promotes todel training Early •lornng pick- up anti early event delivery to your tame smday. $106 fleet Cath 705-786.3671 M1 1 Astonobdu tr So* CREDIT PROBLEM - on IN spot financing Dow" - mems tram 6 to $2.000 0 A C slump at $1990momft vii chas from 1985-1996. 905- 420-9056 05420-9056 (Sunft s by apps I CRE81T PROKE$8ST On paHytc Spot inainicang. nofro 7SO 0 AC. Cars Nudes, van. 1981 to 1994 Mandy Auto Saks Ltd. 792 Simco SMI SOWL DOWNS. Phone 905720-3382. IOU RRALA 2 door. HTP M. agree. South C"na File. n 1977 am Ask - W4 :7500. 1-705 328 2212. is o 19M Chewokt Hamm, 0rigi- rM1 99,0=ucs, good nwuq COnOdion, good tires, as 6 S750 o.b.o. Ajax (905)626- 7027 or (905W7027 1954 Nissan 300 ZX Terbo- Pfw cal. Best aper as is. Cam Gary 905.576 -MU (snp) 1967 CNRYKIEN Fifth Awl nue. power. staining, would - does, i bradtes, air condition - rep As S. Best offer Cal Fred 905.571.5968. 1988 O VAD PIK good nn- ning condition. A w tines. 9-d ". p.w., p.s.. asking �, Wn0 $3000. Please call SM Wept RIVIERA, LOAD. ED. LOADED. 570M (LMS. 42 -2475 or cont to 479 SAD At1JEast Ajax a SALE S19.BMM 0.6.0. 199., T0 SALES Lumina .S an loaded 38W oDbons galore Burg9 A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS 7icenseci N NW salver r 933 19.9ded, •cfcier ahs dealer S100410000 cash on the v . loo 7 Gassed loaded. passenger 101094gorgeous. spot For cars. trucks ". condhon Guaranteed pug only $9.5,001994 Satin. Dur- sold anti repass (9051686- T9985 Caro rs fromat 58985 1771 7777 days o (476(681.7721 19% Geo am 4 dr 8, 000 `verwvs kms. sale $6.995 1994 Geo Trucks Metro 4 dr Sedan, 95 OW 1 kmS lovely green asking S5 5e/ 1995 Grad Am Se 1979 CTEV 4x4, wth plow burgundy, air. 4 Cyl, sharp. S15M not running. needs ahoy $8.800 1995 Neon Sport body work As 6 or Deg offer sedan. auto. air, 95.000 kms. CAN (905) 438-1770 now $8.695 1993 Slydalce. ar auto. date gran. sedan. 1981 FOE, F1S8. ped up 6 135 000 lel . a-1. $5.500 1990 cylinder Automatic. PS. Pit. Tracker 2 raps. Auto. air, Dox mor. certified. 55.500. 85.000 kme s. W new, $6.9% ON 905-579-3509, 1989 Olds Regency. loaded. FM M0 OMT 1906 Dodge 165.000 kw . DeauntW condi- bon. criampagne On $4.995 314 on. VS, propane 4-spd . runs wall. Body b7lgh. No Dan. GEAPES 1490 SaDk. good 4342475 (snp) running art.. 9.995 1991 Sunbird LE, Mo Cad., Nalrrl)teaee 121.000 111 at. auto, Mm. For NN ad d bw Ree Care one in at Caftan AMIM Cao- 1976 Triumph 750 Clopper. be. 15 11" SL M, at OW rdbutt mai extra pans SM MH (986► 579.28m, ava"*. $1700. Call em St7mw (905k63-6417 aper 5p.m. got MITCIELL ANTO SNsweMi" SALES. Guaranteed Lowest Prices in Dation. JW c, he cars sold with 1 year Na "a Erltica ET3W SM oUd power trawl x1ra ty 1992 knot Topaz fS, 18.OW km. Doug days 985-0074. Nights $4490.. 1992 PtYMOUth Sun- 705-277-3250. (sop) dance 122.00011m, $4.490.. AF"MNaNfe 1991Dodge SNAdow 155,000 1 1 km, 53.390., 1992 Jap Cher- okee S OIll 4X4. 137.0001m. $10.490.. 1909 Ronda CRX 1 gVAM $747. 2 Bed. 990.. 19M GNC Safari. i room. SM. AN inclusive. gpe �9s9a0o9g"a 1ti5,000ion" KIM all atnerliDa. 22 Bea- f110e SLE., 0-1- . Cal 905 138 �h1988�1K7W.. ljjk 721-1553. Sorry no subsi0y 7oyaa CrKsiCw 5990, 1909 alfyare. Toyota Canwy 53,990.. 1991 Ford Eltplorer XTI, 4X4 1 09MCIOIIf BeOroom Apat- 207.0001im. $7.990.MOM e1 quiet IVU. sttparate More to douse from, also�x IutdNn. 8ving room. now IS winter beaters ander vandowla. carpo• separate w 51.000. Collpkee lar do Nana. Avail" Dec.l5th, -U" Dowty � Al 5550 inclusive. CAM ing Aran) 3519. able O.AC NS -425-5512. AM PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION. NOVEMBER 13,1994 1 1 MNwen4 or a 1 1 rrtmMlts — , 1 bars — 1 rMa or 1 bwrM « 11 aN $Mss . 1 MIBrBn. • 1 M- — RMII PAN R•M RMte ;NI lar SaN • knrrrslles oppwkvdon • 1 LagM Nikka WINDJAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falby crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom apart- ments. Includes fridge, store, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or visit us at: w w"'.geocitit'.-cont: Nall street, i1(x)r/ 7t)57.'highrl.t,r html. 1-BEO S, - InJodes cable utilities park- ing 8 4 appliances Bright clean d spacious with centre island in kitchen Sud Single 430-2557 1 -BEDROOM arime n• 78? Rif- _ or. .art trance 54ti� � - plus ol, - Oiateh Ma' requvea %. or 72? -3349 Oshawa Centre laundry partk;nq ava"ble 3 bed- him"S"2 Deo- an 1st Cali Torry, 305-623-5716 Joni 905432 1888 mark 905-579- 969' 2 a 3 -BEDROOM u.rtments ung A:a,Lao,i, sr,ume Ste- venson a Russia d Osnawa Cali 1905'23- 1009 WHITBY TWO BEDROOM a.uub,e --L 4'6 7Ec 4145 Lar 9051 665 7543 289 CORDOVA bedroom ap' atcur. 'ark'Bloor S, 2G mo Isi liwxt Libid e's included lst/tatt Parking Ava4abW Dec 1st Call 9,� 623-3706 or 905-436-0665 534 Mary S! E whrtby- barJlek , lap' avail Jan 1 In laud, kwnse buddng Ohm makMg. In ntiff.ludo utilities �p� avawabk For ap 905-666- 2450 A IMT SEE! Oshawa 2 tied- ruo•- lap' ,n a 3-wrr correm- porary bwong Clean. grf.et. and Secure Laundry private Yard and parking On ora m- ute $715.mc nclusnve 1SV last references NC PETS 66&1432 Please leave ma- w AJAX attractive 2 bedroom Gese•-c11 apt Broadloom new K.Ic.'1en. sop entrance available Dec eft Non- smoker no pets please $750r Inclusive Can Kathy 428-2724 AJAX. 2-bedruom walkout basement apartment, backs onto greenbelt. slave. Indge $700 utilities and cable in- Uuoed Cap 19051426-9144 or (905)686-3201 AJAX. large bright legal. 2- beat DOM basemil seperate entrance Laundry free cable 5665. 30% utnnles No cels Non-smoker IsVlast. Dec 1 683-1358 AJAX, redecorated 2 -bed- room basement apartment separate entrance laundry facilities, parking. $750 month Ail utilities included. except Bell Required first Taftreferences and no pets Call (9051426-9588 AJAX- 1 bedroom basement apt Separate entrance A,1C cable a utilities Included. ran 'smoker no pets S625imonth Call (905) 427-8123 alter 6 pm AVAILABLE Orrc.lst, large 2 bedroom apartment, $625 . hydro. Includes heal cable 8 puling. laundry facilities available Please call 905- 434-7572 AVAILABLE immediately. Centrally located 1 -bedroom . separate entrance. $495 plus sblitles Call (905)430-3276 or 1905)4341038 BEAUTIFUL 3 -bedroom man level. 2 entrances, paved drive, laundry garage. central air. dose 10 0 C $930/mor th utilities included. available Dec 1 905-434-1787 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY A:,' ..nC Spa- civus carpeleil. newly paint eC. wnm balcoe; dose to bus, shopping all utilities Included firstlast required. no pets. 1 bedroom S69C 2 bedroom. $790 3 bedroom $850 Call 430--0134 BRAND NEW 'vsement r.ca^ •^n, Puck - -ng ydlage S85G No smok ne pets Available Dec (905) 426-2558 :SHAWA AREA brigh! large ^ " rewl, renovated •�e to all amenities Iaun- guiet non-Snni pro- WOnal $780 all ,c:usive d last call 905.728-7926 A MUST SEE TO BELIEVE. MORTGAGES - Good. bad and SURGERY ON ALTERNATIVE Gorgeous 1 yr old raised ugly Financing for any put- Wuhan? CHECK THIS OUT 'A bungalow In N E Oshawa, pose All applications accept- Safe, NI Natural. Proprietary 2100 sq If with walkout basement to huge fenced ed Call Community Mortgage (905)668-6805 Formulation designed for All yard home comes with fin- S45prmonttry 418-8045 Women who want a safe way (shed basement, fireplace. • 1 Bu"*" to enhance. shape, torte, uplift. alarm system. au-condrtlon- dflkmiltM and generally perfect the mg. professionally land- 436-3251 curves of the female form soaped and decorated Make TiRED OF DIETING? CHECK Can You Believe It's Inde - a firm otter, at 5199.000 Low doiwn No agents; Private Sale THIS OUT A Propnetary Well- pendent Distributors Wanted r ness Product designed W Call (905)66 1027 BOWMANVILLE. 6 yr 4 . 1 Make You Feel and Look GREAT by burring en Inches 1 Invesfigsti«is hedruoln hone under power while You Sleep Can you be - • ,1 sale 2 $jury (2250 sq h ) Iteve Oil' independent Ols- �Apnrtrttents for , Townhouses tot , Townhouses for with walkout basement. 2 112 p PRIVATE INVESTIGATION hibutors wanted Can Rem 1 Rem 1 Rem bathrooms Asking 152.500 1905)666-1027 Domesn, mallla� coryurate! SHORT TERM RENTAL % F ,r details call 905-665--6416 insurance surveillance Ir n` Oshawa location Call 9 n -5 p m Monday to Friday lady 3 bedroom plus den. '995 inclusive 2 bedroom. .,ew of park selling 5810 in- clusive Laundry room ensu - rte. (905) 576-2915 SOUTH AJAX. LEGAL ' bed roan ^.a.,.ment apart- ment Parking. Separate en- trance Steps to take 3 public transit Non-smoker Avail Dec 1st S65C musive Call Karen 1416-396-6983 or 905-686-8553 SPACIOUS wen -maintained 2 1 Mouses 01 an,; 3 bear'wm apts Avail at Pont 900 and 488 GIM St Some morehh urnudes hyla. hydro with walk-in dOSetS. paint 4 BEDROOM ..•• .'r`--_.. provided Close to Schools. °..•^. .. '.:'. (sited basement 82'7-Carnaby shopping centre. GO Station Crescent Call 416-438-4486 Utilities included Can 728- S45prmonttry 418-8045 4I ° ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING SHAWA --h-, free n - a )use from $550.monln ora =300K1IN tAchelor aWn- ,-,t . 3 =Dka Caldwell Banker 1905) .,a-'st or soarer. --apt$. Utilities ir,Cl. '8.94!4 hydro ALSO t -�, 10 schools. sht>p- and 401 Transit past your door For 1: _ t call (905) 721-8741 )am available now Car .5539 c N TRAIL Oshawa •lar 2 a apa.-.- . Is avail_ to December January 1st well-maintained building se to all amenities Please 0i905;723-0977 3URTICE - Small 2 bed- er', ._ '-'plex carpeted UXBrt10Gl : 1 - - -:+c 47411 • —I- nes 1 Iuedreom. tndgr rove S675 inclusive (905,-8316- 9306 •rwng ir�Judtd Omer neph- rhooC nett yard eiectnc WMTIT 'we bedroom apart a! 5525 pus N1.% Avail- -, a.A,alble Dec tv S1 5 le immediately (905)436- morehh urnudes hyla. hydro 71 and parting for one car Laun- to, 'fore one yea: ra:,e fully Iry tac,bl;eS Phone (905) COURnCE--uwr-lire%Kin 2 q, 23-6965 be.^-• ;. ^ ae! ri quiet newer S45prmonttry 418-8045 hone Parking laundry 40% WHITBY 6eseMM apartment of all utilities --;elan $that per S':- "'w -s,vt first/est 3 - we" he 1st 6 Last avi4atNe piece Uri tr4ge stove. Dec 1St $675 month Can nudwood noors Gn 404- 436-3251 9130 NORTH OSHAWA dean. WHITBY. 2 BEDROOM '.ase 1,;', 'ergo 1 tic....,,' wth _...-. tpa^me- ,+ .. ..••a - hardwood noon at dish- dOus 8 it ceiling Laundry washer poking aril Storage Separate ernranise. park '+; faWities $j;• professional S-'! per month Inxdull a!' S9CC plus hydro Call '9C5 404-1291 905,420-0157 6M room nouse wmh garage mor WHITBY. I bedroom main DOWNTOWN Oshawa . ted- 'i: - .it ^uplex Appliances h- - ^s!• i.,o4ble Kst 'r laundry. parlung- dose wnmeGafeh 2 Ltar:K..:. $475 to Schools. bus route non hydro avagble Dec 1S! &makers no pets ISLAM. Fest a Last reqund Cat 905- iekrorrxs Avail Jan 1 59001 725-8710 two wkcluswe t905AU-264; NARWOOD 5;481 Greenbelt W"rTSY' bedroom basement Daci,,a-7! -enoumed 1 lir;! 4vpiiances use of "- am sep entry Laundry ftxW DryparkYg dose to but ro- Slow garage access Avaif ute. non smoKers no pets. nNwnd S6 5 mo plus 405 1st /Last referen,:als aval UNUMM. avail Nov 15 (905,- Jan 1 S&Z'fno rnWefne 4279725 905-430--2647 LARGE - bedroom basement WHITBY. or,ght a:r ap' A+a,Labie immMatey • 'r^. ' bedroom Ifaement Ikmgtiarmxxy arca Sell en- ak.s.:ment. $600 inclusive trance fireplace laundry Suitable tot one M smakng 5G,mn $6o clusae 435-4692 n0 pets Available immediate Atlee 4 p in (Snp)Dec 7a 1st Work 665 LARGE 2 tearoom terse le a Home 6W-4124 apa^mrnt quiet residential WHY 'em when you can owl area includes Cable laawry ,cam ;wn hoax la IM than private entrance, no smokers w ifank"r' Call Dave May - no pets Available Jan Is! too Sales Rep RerMax $675 naudcs CAWS . 1/3 Summit Reality 0"I9 Ltd IAdmes Cal (905)83!-6289 (905( 66/11600 or (905) 666 - LARGE clean 1 bedroom 3211 S Ajax Quiet area Separate a 1 Htbus•• entrance Parking eat -m- Ria kitchen Iwi patr K"r near WHITBY CORPORATE Centre. transit shop $550/nnUo&rve 1st Class retail and office Ou,et working non -Smoker WHO prelerred No pets first/Lasi SAYS 905.686-5526 message YOU CANNOT LEGAL 1 BEDROOM apt AFFORD TO with private eniranrce and sin- BUY A HOUSE? gle car garage Located in loge home ,n quiet court in -A OWN from $700imonttl Oshawa indu n 5 applanc- , Not Muer Dowrcay-e,• M es. healing a utilma, with use (905) 571-6275 W private yard Aslurg 5875; Ino no smokers or pets Call 1-800-840-6275 Dtbbie at 434-4508 Mark Stapley NEW ONE BEDROOM base- ,� �.. r. w.a �• i a ment apartment Pickering 571-4958 evenings Uverpoo0layly Includes COMM 1 laundry rtn!dies Non-smoker. • no pets. dose to all ameMtes. FitrrlsMl Cow 15 mnrAes to Immediate $600 (905) 837- - 2118 after 6 or weekends. • 1 Florid) NORTH OSHAWA Super large • . . • 2 -bedroom Extra large balco- ny. Well managed quiet bull CLEAR CLEAR ATEA 3 bed- ing Controlled entrance $729 • • • • tAd . cable parking No dogs . .. . Dec 1st 905 -579 -SW PICKERING. LlverpooUBayly. large 2 -bedroom basement apartment, in quiet home Close to shops a Go $700 available Dec. 1st Call (905)420-3301 PICKERING/LIVERPOOL ' Rd 3 bedroom detached bungalow. main floor apartment. fenced yard dose to go Dec 1st no pets. POD plus utilities 905- 770.7222 or 416- 494-3765 AJAX, 2 -bedroom apartment in building 67 Church St S. 5825 inclusive. December 1st Near bus, shopptng, schools No pets (905)683- 6145 ABA DABA W We have a home for you 5500 deposit Chace - 6 months free or free ZIZIs a reduced mortgage From $750/m nim all in- clusive Income requirement from $27,500 gross Call Ken Collis, Caldwell Banker (905)728-9414 3-I EOROOM house 51100i month pus utilities Fenced yard, fridge 8 stove, single garage. Available Dec 1st 47 Reese Ave. Apx. No pets Call (905)471-5987 AJAX APARTMENT FOR RENT bedrnrm a"a^ ^±m able for Decemoer 1st :ax triplex Convenient roe $650 pet mart( aro NS; month S re- d Call Mary Roy Liiiwii�(9051831.3300 nWS Far. . Roans for Rem A Furmsbeo be J:Oc:r :n „x ordge tesideni Lal. Share all taciiues. non-smoker Must love dogs $350 00/ month firs! and last 1-800-567-5430 or 852-8823 OSHAWA l,;,nisned ix urdur ros x' able aro phone Use of Laundry. kitchen and ackyard Bus slop at door .,c smokers Surf working erson Ffnm S30G'mo wiciu- "t Available immediately an Gad 432-6961 I Shared AAxonrrko0aibei C L 3SE room m targe. tnerray 'area home wren 3 otters lose to pubic trainl came endry am cone cion Coker S35C mo 576-5577 se- St1 b plus No pets COUIETICE 2 bedroom bixl9a- Sons professiorat. ret red in* Quiet responsnble ri0n- Dec 15 190-473-9983 smoker to snit kitchen bath EXEtX7T1YE RANCH -^unganow 8 backyard Includes cable t to, 'fore one yea: ra:,e fully parlunqNice area Walk n: tarnished 3 DCWlxims pool cotnmun try center 1swis• fenced. Olde whaby arta S45prmonttry 418-8045 Available Jan 15 57500 pits HOUSE TO SNARE. Norm Rerercrsces 1905) 430 2601 erlra: 'Amiroy ns ^ GREEN ACRES.s adore we xurhens. Dodi. saw. aiwnrJry war' '', !x' +. -kaole twin re- of parwnq 1st/tut gwred for mature 'amity of MC 00/mo . 13 utilities sun 4 5 bedroom home avail Dec :Jan t Call 905 - Acreage . bam Looking for 434.2461 long term lease or mortgage MEW HOUSE %, share all in. to assume Please call 905- - ;;a: age Wtk,ard 6657270 laundry tett in 8uwmanv,lle HOUSE tit r•rt, Oshawa students welcome (905)718- A.a,able mmed,at,1, 3 -bed- 6M room nouse wmh garage mor PICKERING ICI white S rd losptal. sit4ail- far 2 people_ aea• '.. me :uKt SrbavrWw recemy decorated no pets' by cixnserw0,)n lana Shan smokers sm-sbhba 905- all tadkties Iemaile promed 655 5300 Thkr 6pwnn non smoker no pets avail- PICRERING 4 bedroom 2 1 able row $375 mamwy 839 - bill', '-r..,,,a,:e cable Double 7546 garage ,large dab backs WESTNEY 1*16NTS. AJAX ' Oxo park $1400 am oncastve r i,m ;,3 bedroom muse Available now 416.70937% with 6 appraises a parking MEILING VILLAGE. 3 bed Aval Dec 1St S500. mc, in room b,-ngalow -Lauda dusive (905)419-3073 washeir. dryer and rape all offee a utihbes Available immeaate- a • 1 it IV, Prefer non -Smoker no To Include items fror- . a- .” sec..: ee Interests s' ;vroom samples, Pets 51090 uolusive Cal 17 Fre• Real 7? =.".A (905011211-7257 downtown 40C 16CC sqh 0I- PN7tERING - verpool South. fice/Fktaw East (ishawa 1800 near 'hr a.r nun notor of 2 $4 ff Commerclal MOfue bedrwin ".uuw with fun 450sq h Shop Call 434.2447 roan U75 as inclusive For of 655-4132 matt mill r"'440n call (905) APPROX. $M sq It new of - 831 -0323 lice space for 5450 available WHITEST centrality Waited 32 Immediately Includes every - bedroom central an full base- thing Simca N location Call ment, newsy panted close to Steve 576-6999 go SI I DO/mo Cal Sat only OFFICEMMSTRIAL Space at 15191 927-9870 or any ape- available for least Whitby Id- en time 1905) 438-2164 cations - 1.000. 1,500 6 1.750 FRONT FEES. OTHERS sq IT Cab 905-436-9295 WOW WHITBY CORPORATE Centre. llmsn6ATE THOROUGH- 1st Class retail and office ATTENTION Snowbirds. Va- space for Wase. from 5519/ rataners- I will Come to your month hydro included Many tome to nuu" Your dogs afferent flies avalable Call rats. punts. etc wthW yod're Louts Egnata R E 1 -8D4268 - on Vacation. Non-smoker no 9086 tee Call Dan(705)742-8766 ' ToratleonnMs • Yldrsanrl G.888-18,8Mq.R. available OSN MA 3 BEDROOM , plus for Wase. 2 dock level loading basement, town hada in web doors, lots of parking, avail - Maintained family complex able immediately Call Brad $775 plus hydro Freshly 905-571-1011 days, or 905 - decorated with hedge d stove. 571-4958 evenings close to schools and ail amenities. on site maruge- COMM 1 ment office. 728-3777 for PAN N. OSHAWA. 3 bedroom FitrrlsMl Cow 15 mnrAes to townhouse, newly painted. 4 Oshawa 905-263-6077 applances walkout. 5860./ • 1 Florid) mo , avad Dec 1, first 6 last I and references required can 432-6094 CLEAR CLEAR ATEA 3 bed- room. townhouse, prrbl. pacurzi, PWALERING 3 -bedroom town house. garage, newly deco- rated, spotlessly dean Available November 15th. $1100 Ca11416-438-0609 VICTORIAN 3 BEDROOM townhouse, Whitby. walk 10 go and downtown natural gas, hardwood, private yard. new carpel Dec Ise 5950 plus. (416)324-8585 880. prorate yard, available now For into and to view photos. 905-579-3788 CLEARWATER, 3 -bedroom furnished mobiles, heated pool, hot tub. Minutes to beaches. NHL. all star game Jan 24th/99. NFL Football, Blue Jay baseball, dog/horse track Children welcome S275/week.Photos )68 (9053-503 HARMONY R0. N. Oshawa. NOME BASED Business Inc ceased and bonded 15 years owing In cash, and re - ra'10; cr.le .^,ungal(,w with de- Spit Cornpany $500-54000 . experience (9051 571-6888 deem their merchan- ,ached double garage andper month Pan hrne-gun time. or loll tree, 1.888-240-2408 dlse. at any time pnor arport. double 101. 100 n SELF EMPLOYED -,come ,n- ,.tturday. Nuv . 14. 8 OOpm Trinity United formation call Joe 416-7,55- to the auction. ")ntage, severable. legal No selling, no MLM ne In 4119 home. promoting health and Ii..oks and at the door A benefit concert basement apartment .. ventoryno overhead. training Skae Ave 1 11-800-361-1125 $-,4900 (%5)723-9214 pov de 905.831 9775 SELL IT NOW1 pegstrtwe RAVINE LOT PICKERING OPERATE YOUR twit lawn CALL I 1 Auctions 1 Auctions 1 Auctions `7G S; rt li Bedroom u garage t msned ko maintenance aria snow ow re- 683-0707 PIANO STUDENTS "1 semem central&walkout i air S vac vac. mldval trancmst $1,400 gross parlung 5 ap- for oegrvier students Less - firm system. nearly new weekly income guaranteed a e Rd ick 1990 Valley(416 Fant Rd Pidlenrp Cal 3416 ons in my home. Ajax area ,nrpel $249.000 (905)509- Exclusive territory Call the 1 rs :an Joani O 905-686-8351 915 no agents Gardener 19051763-9343 ff.^E111 Coming Events ff.TTll Coming Events conm•reial n"o— I __ — ProDMY and snow re - M(Nal franchise 31200. gross _. COMMERCIAL PROPEa-, weekly income guaranteed will;nate park,nq. On Sim- Exclusive territory Call the I.1zz Standard Quartet coe St for rem car be used for Gardener 905-763.9343 uvenrng of hot jazz. with store or office downtown T m Baker. Amy Peck and friends. Oshm. good location for m- SELF EMPLOYED -,come ,n- ,.tturday. Nuv . 14. 8 OOpm Trinity United formation call Joe 416-7,55- le•nail 'pp„r'.ndY work- I.1.urch. Tlckcr•; are $1500. available at 2673 or aher 7pm. 416-461- ing full or part lime from I'r esents Presents Presents. Blue Heron 4119 home. promoting health and Ii..oks and at the door A benefit concert ONE ACRE nduslnal :one financial ireedpm On the lob .- M.• Uxbridge Chamber Choir Iralmng Recorded message Skae Ave 1 11-800-361-1125 Dsha only Oshawa W 000 06 Walter Frank Royal Lepage Frank = E 5764111 — 1 Auctions 1 Auctions 1 Auctions Condos 1 PICKFRING 7 IFED.. PRE CHRISTMAS * LIQUIDATION SALE parlung 5 ap- ances' Balcony ',mmacu- FURNITURE ' ACCENT ITEMS ' ELECTRONICS ' COINS a e Rd ick 1990 Valley(416 Fant Rd Pidlenrp Cal 3416 • JEWELLERY ' COLLECTIBLES ' LIMITED EDITION ART 609-7039 ' OILS ON CANVAS' GROUP OF SEVEN ART COLLECTION 1 rs ROMANCE' LUMBERS ' MARSHALL ' CASSON ' DINKY 8 MATCHBOX FFM Sw w VINTAGE COLLECTION ' SPORTS MEMORABILIA - AUTOGRAPHED 4a Acrel Kemij Hills - ,.,,,- "id ^nck � ise urge bAms a • • GartanSka rivet ideal ppoopp course s4e asking S45G 000 terms Witter Fra* Royal Lepage Frank R E 576 4111 Sun., Nov. 15 at 12:00 NOON (Preview 11:00 a.m.) I The Pickering Sports Complex For Site 1867 Valley Farm Rd. (N/Hwy. 401 /West Brock Rd.) LAAL ,,. w, a;r.rr,,• :aura in out budding PUBLIC WELCOME 2 hours from Oshawa on year To Include items fror- . a- .” sec..: ee Interests s' ;vroom samples, round maintained road Minutes 10 trill, snuwmobwg Estates, Commercfall Sources and Private Collectors. video available $129 900 on A 8 Mahogany fumiture, Iron accents. Lamps, sa+li"es. fgurnes. vale 905-7231-3671 =•eGouS Moments, Cherished Teddles, Disney Looney Tines. money °,siraster Framed Stamps (rare d Dfsct) Estate Coin Collection with to Lena :,"�Id b dotes. Porcelain accent vases. Circle of Love Fguxnes, Border MONEY PROBLEMS. 3,:'_ -,ne ARS Wildlge Sculptures (by Royal Doulton), Oma*Carved Palace :.c' 1u,ck going Mirrors, Decor Lamps. Diamond i1 GerAJlrte stone rings, earrings, tianorupr a tieing gamesheed bracelets. Diamoryd Studs, Silver. Gold chains, bracelets. pendants, Everyone ess of creddif r org oncam tagaw it" Estate Items. Group of Seven Art. Romance, Ltunbers, C. Marshal, Dyer. wrrormalan 905-576-3505 Casson, Hams, Carmichael, AY Jackson, Loales etc. Toronto Maple Leaf Slu"loYiSiAUii°ed 'Mernones 8 Dreams- 1931-1999 Collectibles, aulograptted. Exclusive Tie Dortti Wear - 'Tie Dori Shirts. Caps. Poor Boys. Memorabdia. Afwa, OBTMMG A LOAN IS NOT GUARANTEED SOME Sharp, Pioneer, Audio Stereo Systems w/CD, Wakman, VCR etc. Marty CORM WS CHARGE W- more items too numerous to mention.... Always a new selie tion of gems. FRONT FEES. OTHERS Terms: Cash, Visa, MC, Amex, as per posted 8 Announced, Additions 8 00 NOT ITR THAT YOU Deletions. llmsn6ATE THOROUGH- NEW - 100e Buyers Premien on all gems. LY Free Draw for a Ladles Ring BEFORE SIC. MG AMT COM`nM PROFESSIONAL AUCTIONEERS 416-298-1762 ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN 35 Church Si- N. Pickering Village - 683-7311 Sund2y School - Grades 7-13 9:15 a m. Family worship 10:30 a.m. Sunday school -Supervised Nursery L Rev. Ken Rowland Village Ret Ctre. Aud'm.1955 Valley Farm Rd., 10:30 a.m., WORSHIP/SUNDAY SCHOOL Rev. Hartley Smith, 'Me Suffering Church.' We welcome all members of God's family! Call PasiorJohnVmllft, iC& 416618ra2 n ;r:J _I�+ Pickering Standard Church 1 (McthtxW- ) J SNSIday School - 10:15 9Vorship - 11:00 am Evening - 7:00 pm roved. Family Night - 7:30 pm Adult Bible Study, Youth, Children Activities 7be Cbwmb That Smiles' 4281-6102 655-0148 To Advertise Your Church Services Please Call Janice 0683-0707 Personals n OLDER LADIES dames risme PhonP i,,,,, t900-4513638 ext S36 mm must be le. T- P OSHAWARELAXING MAS- , ,, Ser•.me 40 King 4 L),, 4049625 t1 30 am P,,: 58� Lessons I,1r7du"'=n to basics. its'Ime to give it a try! Mor 30-9:30 pm. $6 Bay Ridges Legion 1555 Bayly St. W. of Brock Rd. 905-839-2990 NO TIME TO TALK Wr, -1- Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our Customer service representatives Will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address. phone lumber and contact name. Fax News Advertiser 905-5794218 To Advertise Your Fall Bazaar call our Class' 'ed Advertisin Department g Oshawa/Whitby/Clarington call: 576-9335 Ajax/Pickering call: 683-0707 or fax us your ad at: 576-9335 :11 ^torovelem :11 Improvrmarrb ftol>:tir% to SPRINGS - etc. GTR RESTORATIQMs 3asertertt 8 3athroom Reno's "�, tics. Marble. 8 Tile ~,,,ostrough Cleanrtg, aecarand Installation "�Yhall Tape, d Pat" 438-7621 w 562-7762 MOMS DIP . -;tntty. ttx,emrnh, . •hnKttn,, crramres, deck. Free e,tiaule, stwon Discounts MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU iw5t 1283362 A,k for hd 905 SERVICES -- basement finishes, renovations, painting: interior, exterior, plumbing and much more. 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Whether it', c'our hr.t home or %our httteth. the clasahtti ad, keep you to touch with the markvt, �. t•vc•Iry .h•F> of the 16% IN, CALL CLASSwttO 683-0707 FAx:579-2238 OR TOR- LINE 798-7672 I A F.L_-f News ad%,ertiser NE'Ws•ADVEiii S- ER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVE118ER 13,1998 PAGE 27, A/P . 1 1 m►ttsntorwns LU, l w►Ymn w mots MELVIN WOOD •r Cherished memories today and always of a loving husband, father and grandfather, who called to rest November 13, 1997. Gone are the days we used to share But in our hearts you are alutays there. -The gates of memory will never close We miss you more than anyone knows. With tender love and deep re ret VVe who love you will never orget. Forever remembered, forever missed your loving wife Margaret, children and grandchildren. LTITM care of TTtartks LW card of Thanks �%" :V,tuld like• to thank all iif our friends and relatives who made our 40th Wedding Anniversary S0 special on Nov 8th 1998. It was so nice to be able to renew the friendship and love from those we have known through the years. Special thanks to our immediate family for organizing this wonderful surprise. Reg & Clara Thomkinson Minden To place your personalized In Memoriam, call 683-0707 and let one of our professional advisors help you. 00 Yp nq L Storage Yong i stcrap.HOY Clmanmrg AJAX Moving Systems LA ate a r>ourly We now tbrt r c.;ct7 >torage ants Sill moving Supplies Pan and ioaa Specs' a rg at 5125 and up $ennrtG East ro West Coast ti �a to province 725-0005 or IllcsnEer of 427-0005 � W= rr�N� 1 srdsrttrrq ` : 1 Gordai & E,swcmmrt9 urrescmmtrte psi• TREE REMOVAL A MAniTENAME StumpCA►em---alNN b ap" VE 831-7055 • hm sarvinsParty serines RASH WANTS WORK Doing Magic For Children's Parties And Al Occasions. Have My Own Magnan. call )Fznli! 1165'4!3= Scb no i schooU MLLVE PNI �G SOM 4 DAYS -(2 WEEKENDS) DRIVING COURSE N•v " A D« SK -'SPECIAL $279.00 Bring a friend do receive additional $10M d6cou d Course Approved IM"inium Insurance discount Also upuire about our regular courses. Y>u tmtA' team to drive ince. DO IT R/GBT can ("04te-1717 Home cwwim io far. •uiiI ee trod the rrst. NO* d•. time to nv the Best Vaxuunung. duurnr• kitchens haws• Muwh. h.ucbtards, lemi d,vrs, and awwe fix I low price of $65 00 ipetrat title at Tuesdays Can Rale W can 4116-7111-9+994 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A-0 4 lessons and test $105 •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416) til -366 MAM a rxdn ta6's ben f lend MCUM I.IADIES BY K D11111A11 IISGIM ELEGANCE E CL4S.S 6LAMM t DBaillm GUAR.&NTFFD 404->s761 NOW AFIRllVC Please lead your dassFW ad on Ills fiat *of pd* fim we =W be wpolaft for 1110x@ 111311 011e InSeft N ft event of an era Mark Your Calendar! i NOV.20-22 .U'tstrC/AFTS ;OUNTRY ser. `s'"`''°—'imn us at o- )ECORATINC .� ��8� dopier of Ontario's r„Yx Jur,ra Fshtbeors '-IOW b SALE 3 BUILDINGS k-LLAINIINLP EVerisihmil cross gooNSTAI�"DONS LADY BaW rates, hares, Esrence of Cwntrv' 25 years experience. our Available, 5 yrs. • apt.• etc. restretchmg, experience, $55. Piano M9 speciality. Call P available. 423 9 Free estimates. D a N Duncan, 905-839_1701 967-17" or 987-180 ask for Pam 1 • ar 1 � 0 � • io far. •uiiI ee trod the rrst. NO* d•. time to nv the Best Vaxuunung. duurnr• kitchens haws• Muwh. h.ucbtards, lemi d,vrs, and awwe fix I low price of $65 00 ipetrat title at Tuesdays Can Rale W can 4116-7111-9+994 SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A-0 4 lessons and test $105 •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course $259 Free pick -up and drop off (416) til -366 MAM a rxdn ta6's ben f lend MCUM I.IADIES BY K D11111A11 IISGIM ELEGANCE E CL4S.S 6LAMM t DBaillm GUAR.&NTFFD 404->s761 NOW AFIRllVC Please lead your dassFW ad on Ills fiat *of pd* fim we =W be wpolaft for 1110x@ 111311 011e InSeft N ft event of an era Mark Your Calendar! i NOV.20-22 .U'tstrC/AFTS ;OUNTRY ser. `s'"`''°—'imn us at o- )ECORATINC .� ��8� dopier of Ontario's r„Yx Jur,ra Fshtbeors '-IOW b SALE 3 BUILDINGS wvrvr CyberTV.tacdess - information r45) 549.24x0 ►9Ci2E�R1►7CS4Cl9CS7CS SlMC w • 1 oearhs I Deaths BUZEK. ra•e : ar a re,. P`,;',r+ ?_ :ear r ";eSC-3i November 10th. at Laxe•new Manor, 3eaverton, in his home for the last he ,ears. with -is Deloved children. Caroline and Peter at his side. 11edeceased by his dear wife. Ellen Wilson, and his Sister. Emily Hruskova Proud and loving grandfa- •ner of Sean. Jame. Mark. Kathleen and Sarah :Ondfy remembered by his daughter -tin --law. Deborah -all and his son -in -taw. Bill Thompson. A pillar of the .zest community .n Canada since his arrival in 1929. �p was founder and secretary- general of the zechoslovak National Association of Canada. a ,aiding member of the Masaryk memorial Institute arc a founder of the Canadian Fund for Czechosto- a. Refugees He worked hard and successfully to 'e -c generations of Czechoslovak immigrants settle r Anda while matrta rung thea own :ulture n e:agnRton of these .owibutiorts he was decorated ti,•_ the Order ^f Canada ,n 1985 A successful agent in T�rorto. Pie was also an enthusiastic farmer at nis :hertshed Sun Valley Parch =ends may cell at me McDougall and Brown = jneral -ne. 1812 Eglinton Avenue west. Toronto. on Fn - :a+ %cvember 131h.1-3 p m and 7-9 p.m. Funeral ^:ice at tf,e kineral home on November 14 at 11 Reception t0 foaow. rtemmerlt at Claremont _ m Cemetery at 2 15 p m on November t4 It ii-s+red remembrances to the Karei Buzek Czech .rural Organization would be appreaated by ft tardy CUSHINAN. ::I _a., _ _ , 1; 'ca Ajax and = .Keung Healon Centre on Wednesday No- vember 11. 1998 Bernie Cushman. beloved husband ^F Hennetta Hetty Loving lather of Bev" EI- ott. Dear grandfather of Rooen and George Great grandfather of Kyle A memorial Service wilt be held at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME. _-5 Old Kingston aca. A,ax a,Ckerncg + :,aye = 428-8488 For senoce particulars. please ca Ute Funeral Home Donations may be made to Ute Ontario Heart and Stroke = xindabon A goodbye salute and tribute to Leoaard Sonsierscales of Bowmanville wbo passed away Friday, November 6, wbo was in his 79th year. The World War 11 veteran also worked at General Motors for 31 years. Well known in the arca for his Steel Guitar playing with wife Gloria and several musicians. An avid fisherman, he will now spend all his time adrift in that little boat, lost in the lapping of gentle waves. He leaves a loving family, wife Gloria, brother George, sisters Georgina and Marg, children Laurel, Leigh, Francie and Darryl. Son in-law Barry, daughters in-law Gwen and Susan. Grandchildren Alyssa, Tianna, Tiffany, Amber, Willy, lake and Brie Anna. A tribute will be held at Still Waters Farm in Millbrook on Saturday. November 14 at noon. ! CaU 705-932-5115 for directions. B Esrence of Cwntrv' wvrvr CyberTV.tacdess - information r45) 549.24x0 ►9Ci2E�R1►7CS4Cl9CS7CS SlMC w • 1 oearhs I Deaths BUZEK. ra•e : ar a re,. P`,;',r+ ?_ :ear r ";eSC-3i November 10th. at Laxe•new Manor, 3eaverton, in his home for the last he ,ears. with -is Deloved children. Caroline and Peter at his side. 11edeceased by his dear wife. Ellen Wilson, and his Sister. Emily Hruskova Proud and loving grandfa- •ner of Sean. Jame. Mark. Kathleen and Sarah :Ondfy remembered by his daughter -tin --law. Deborah -all and his son -in -taw. Bill Thompson. A pillar of the .zest community .n Canada since his arrival in 1929. �p was founder and secretary- general of the zechoslovak National Association of Canada. a ,aiding member of the Masaryk memorial Institute arc a founder of the Canadian Fund for Czechosto- a. Refugees He worked hard and successfully to 'e -c generations of Czechoslovak immigrants settle r Anda while matrta rung thea own :ulture n e:agnRton of these .owibutiorts he was decorated ti,•_ the Order ^f Canada ,n 1985 A successful agent in T�rorto. Pie was also an enthusiastic farmer at nis :hertshed Sun Valley Parch =ends may cell at me McDougall and Brown = jneral -ne. 1812 Eglinton Avenue west. Toronto. on Fn - :a+ %cvember 131h.1-3 p m and 7-9 p.m. Funeral ^:ice at tf,e kineral home on November 14 at 11 Reception t0 foaow. rtemmerlt at Claremont _ m Cemetery at 2 15 p m on November t4 It ii-s+red remembrances to the Karei Buzek Czech .rural Organization would be appreaated by ft tardy CUSHINAN. ::I _a., _ _ , 1; 'ca Ajax and = .Keung Healon Centre on Wednesday No- vember 11. 1998 Bernie Cushman. beloved husband ^F Hennetta Hetty Loving lather of Bev" EI- ott. Dear grandfather of Rooen and George Great grandfather of Kyle A memorial Service wilt be held at the MCEACHNIE FUNERAL HOME. _-5 Old Kingston aca. A,ax a,Ckerncg + :,aye = 428-8488 For senoce particulars. please ca Ute Funeral Home Donations may be made to Ute Ontario Heart and Stroke = xindabon A goodbye salute and tribute to Leoaard Sonsierscales of Bowmanville wbo passed away Friday, November 6, wbo was in his 79th year. The World War 11 veteran also worked at General Motors for 31 years. Well known in the arca for his Steel Guitar playing with wife Gloria and several musicians. An avid fisherman, he will now spend all his time adrift in that little boat, lost in the lapping of gentle waves. He leaves a loving family, wife Gloria, brother George, sisters Georgina and Marg, children Laurel, Leigh, Francie and Darryl. Son in-law Barry, daughters in-law Gwen and Susan. Grandchildren Alyssa, Tianna, Tiffany, Amber, Willy, lake and Brie Anna. A tribute will be held at Still Waters Farm in Millbrook on Saturday. November 14 at noon. ! CaU 705-932-5115 for directions. B P PAGE 213 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 13,19M 7�0 -77W&-7771 01 -WWI 6: M 4 or r STOCK -UP YOUR FREEZER Regular SALE (Front Free fl Log Cake 6.50 8" Round x16.99 $8.50 Friday, Nov. 3�: o " Heart x19.99 $10.00 10" Round$21." $11.00 Small Sheet $26." 513.50 0 0�1 vr goo. AN 14 Strawberry Shortcake 4KA M For the month of November r---------------- WIM the PU 0 • -Sundae r ,jFudge Cake 4 with the purchase the -J 'Supreme the same and 0 same & a -with the purchase ith the same umbaw _ a regular soft drink A of the same regular soft drink "_' I I r_"*%ftCA&1MW-ft r.**111.ftCMd1bW" of the ofter expill" Nov WeOftr MOM Nov. 3WM -T-Wv& The coupon is no reftwnable 0 The coupon is not .9deen Oftr MOM MV. 30M -TUIVAQ OffOr =*M ftv. 30M 11h any odw coupon or special EX The coupon is no redo IN _31- The coupon is not With -any o6w =Sales redeemable Coupon Or I with any other coupon or spemii: S= coupon or special I aft Sales tax ociva. 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AN 14 Strawberry Shortcake 4KA M For the month of November r---------------- WIM the PU 0 • -Sundae r ,jFudge Cake 4 with the purchase the -J 'Supreme the same and 0 same & a -with the purchase ith the same umbaw _ a regular soft drink A of the same regular soft drink "_' I I r_"*%ftCA&1MW-ft r.**111.ftCMd1bW" of the ofter expill" Nov WeOftr MOM Nov. 3WM -T-Wv& The coupon is no reftwnable 0 The coupon is not .9deen Oftr MOM MV. 30M -TUIVAQ OffOr =*M ftv. 30M 11h any odw coupon or special EX The coupon is no redo IN _31- The coupon is not With -any o6w =Sales redeemable Coupon Or I with any other coupon or spemii: S= coupon or special I aft Sales tax ociva. 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WITH 3 13.4:UTIFULLY D.eCyt M 0.0 r -.A Lome s,e, touch and amide throuih our exquisite model homes where vou'll dis�ewer neighlx)urly porches, warm country kitchens and family -designed living spaces. `old time charm that :,)mes complete with tomorrow's technology... already wired in! FREE Y� HOME THEATRE SYSTEM Complete with Big Screen TV, Receiver Surround Sound System as displayed in our model homes. 14 ANEW HOMES & WMRJOP* NVV60PbwJ3 - NOVOMber 2Z, 1990 PAGE 2. EAST _ �� ,.a.,a��. :« � : - � �.�,. �?�•�'..-�{��'�^ n's�,, ,mc+,a.;��, w�y„„t.�p,.�, �..:r..ryST�°��. .{ "4 w nlriTiwi F moll 'kill 11 1 oil a 111111 1 i Hardwood flooring in Family/Great room OR In the Heart of Pickering $4,000 in luxury upgrades Standard features include: W dings on main floor Elegant brick & stone or Cape Cod style exteriors The Kaitiin Group - Inviting porches & relaxing balconies COW gays fireplace in family/great rooms *:J/wwwbo&rgroup.=n hnported ceramic tiles in foyer, 905-837-9218 or 416495.7050 bathrooms & kitchen won - Thurs:1 pm - 8 pm C Rxby •waalrerds a HoLatam - 6 p I UK son Www -+.M r..s 1-1 HOMES & WTERMS MOV6066 -12 J 4iVe�hber'22, iM PAGE -3 C 4 IMITED RELEASE a - r; ...V-bf Cape � Cod inspired Id townhomes ve o ine i V1 Ise - montnry $7,345 down $146,900wfth 1165,0770 eq. ft Grand opening special W ,p ��, �� , ..-5 free Pliances or $4,000 towards s:-sc .,r,..-..jadditional luxury features -b �''{� ,,��.�� --.� NO HIDDEN COSTS! .,Prove indudw *educational levy hydro water meter hook-up 'etree planting fee • driveway paving ........... . . . . . 4n. 'ZI -------------- --- --- LAW �'zm Z3W Vicim SWK IDOW On Wedof A koft BY IMCIr I from only montnry $7,345 down $146,900wfth 1165,0770 eq. ft Grand opening special W ,p ��, �� , ..-5 free Pliances or $4,000 towards s:-sc .,r,..-..jadditional luxury features -b �''{� ,,��.�� --.� NO HIDDEN COSTS! .,Prove indudw *educational levy hydro water meter hook-up 'etree planting fee • driveway paving ........... . . . . . 4n. 'ZI -------------- --- --- LAW �'zm Z3W Vicim SWK IDOW On Wedof A koft M4. DON'T MISS THIS MEGA OPPORTUNITY • HUGE 50, 60 & '0' FOREST LOTS • SPECTdCL7.aR DESIGNS UNBELIEVABLE PRICES 01, i.171?W W' AA donw- • • 1. N to, Car le Pi y Ball, HOMES Visit our newly completed park today. Construction has now begun at our new Courtice community. Hurry to see our great selection of par�Obts with a spectacular view! OPA CONCEPTTOWNHOMES BAtKING ONTO COMMUNITY PARK, 900, r* e, Priced From i ■ - �. 16 $Curved,stalrcases & breakfast nooks o0eck lots with park anew oras access to 401 _ y oCourtice country setting Monday -Thursday 1-7 pm ROBINSON RIDGE Saturday & Sunday noon -5 pm ;,:,:rt ce Closed Friday or call 6010"' (905) 435-8152 - Rd. to the Tc'.' ons. Take 61oor St east of - I v,^.rn�- turn south iog and cont nue east tc the mallhr yY; I n I I I 4c I 4 ooll 1000 0 -4- 054 In m DETA CHED `fit ki 3 ri 11A 11A SALES CENTRE 37 OPEN CEDAR VALLEY W- -,X r -5639 (905) 728 14 98 7 EAST PAGE 6 NEW H01M i 84TER OM November 13 - Novemberiz 19" New IHoaaes attract I3Mte>301'M Durham's largest new home community comes to Oshaw 0 Two of Ontario's most progressive building industry lead- ers -- The Metrontario Group and Tribute Homes -- have teamed up to build Durham Region's largest master planned '. community in the City of Oshawa. The Neighbourhoods of Park Ridge will soon be home to over 5,000 families adding new life and vitality to Oshawa and to Durham. "This is a very special day for us," said Oshawa Mayor Nancy Diamond at the Grand Opening and Ribbon Cutting Ceremony of The Neighbourhoods of Park Ridge on Nov. 4. ti "I think of it as our new frontier. Park Ridge is a welcome addition to the City of Oshawa and families will quickly dis- cover why Oshawa is a great place to live, work and play." r lliili; ► '. With over 700 acres of land. The Neighbourhoods of Park Ridge is one of the most ambitious development projects in all of Canada. Completion of the community will take several Visit the Park Ridge Sales Centre and model homes. A 04 iONIIS Of ft�= % ' CPQ �� DWw lriewi pig.. • IOcttan tt� noon awn Bnsa"I _tarsM0 • t+11in Floor Pbaldlr �. • sold"wobn/ftt -, • I b1 • �n�irn doafllc w�� .. , k. DETAs HOWS 40 •codas and Ir..ie • sun ftw po.dlr . . ew.irat�ools •Colandc 1hp 44.-, x years, and will inject hundreds of millions of dollars into 1 local economy. "I want to emphasize the size and scope of this projec explained Paul Mondell, Director of Development for T Metrontario Group. "We're going to house over 15,000 pool at Park Ridge. It's the largest project in the history of Durh; Region." Despite its size and grandeur, The Neighbourhoods of pa Ridge will be a warm, welcoming place to live with hom reflective of small town Ontario heritage. "We took our best features and combined them with n streetscapes, welcoming front porches and great layouts," s< Al Libfeld, President of Tribute Homes. "We made a comm ment to the environment as well by planting mature trees when purchasers move in it will look like a community." 1 As innovative busi- \ D 0 U r4 nesses often do, The �� , T,.� Cl Metrontario Group V and Tribute Homes seek to effect positive change in o the new home fi industry. The = r �' • Neighbourhoods - - of Park Ridge r, will be- built to v incorporate major components of "new R urbanism", a modern design philosophy which is inspired by yesterday's close knit towns and villages. Elements of th are seen throughout Park Ridge, from the earliest stages development and street planning, to house design and decor tive front porches and porticos. "But the: real heart and soul of this community is yet walk through these dais and that is what I am looking fo ward to," said Mr. Mondell. At the Grand Opening Ceremony Nov. 4, 1999. gues were invited to help preserve a bit of today for tomorro %k t contributing an item to he sealed in the Part. Rid_ Commemorative Time Capsule. The Time Capsulc tiill t opened on November 4, 209 , �.. � rr re s srF�rK� � • Oshawa MOYM Nancy DiamoM aft the ribbon at the oAicum opening of The Neighbourhoods of Park Ridge. Joining her from left to right are Al UbkW, President of Tribute Homes; Paul Mondell of The Metrontario Group; and Durham's Regional Chairman Roger Anderson. Park Ridge is the Ingest new home project in Durham's history. - y. PEW HOMES 3 INTERIORS Novo." 13 11460@460! 22,1998 PACE 7 EAST New 3FX4mz3mftw s3 = l Iriteriors Charming Georgian -styled townhomes are gateway to Pickering s you enter the Town of Pickering from the west, you will soon be greeted by charming Georgian - styled townhomes -- the new gateway to Durham Region. Victory Estates and Buena Vista Development Corporation opened the doors to their newest community -- Kingsgate on the Rouge -- with an official Grand Opening ceremony recently. Pickering Mayor Wayne Arthurs cut the ribbon with help from MPP Janet Ecker and other dignitaries to welcome this exquisite collection of Georgian -styled townhomes to the Town of Pickering "This is a key location in the Town of Pickering and the Region," noted Mayor Arthurs. "It's the gateway to Durham Region" and it was important to us that the quality be reflec- tive of our community. The mayor told guests at the official opening that the Georgian -style architecture of the homes will present an esthetically appealing view when entering town. He added that new home buyers and the community at large will find the development attractive and he is confident that homes will be "quickly" sold -out noting their prime location backing onto the Rouge. Kingsgate is a unique private pocket in an established neighbourhood overlooking the Rouge River. "We looked at several locations in town and this one was just steps to Metro but you still have the wonderful Altona/Rouge feel of the area," said Peter Dais of Victory Estates. These exquisite Georgian -styled townhomes located in a private enclave are priced from just S 159,900. As a Grand Opening BONUS, purchasers will also receive five free appliances for their new home. Choose from six exciting designs of three-storey stone and all -brick townhomes ranging from 1,239 to 1,925 square feet of living space. Step inside and youll find outstanding features including 9 -foot main floor ceilings, oversized windows, upgraded trim, finished lower levels, and plans with lofts, computer nooks, and library or media rooms. "Our townhomes are loaded with great features," says Mr. Dais. "There's something for everyone." The developer, Buena Vista Developments, has a long history of commercial and industrial development in the Pickering area. ""This is our first venture togethcr," said Mr. Dais, "and we hope to have a lot more successful communities in Pickering in the future." To visit the spectacular Kingsgate on the Rouge commu- nity, just take Highway 2 (Kingston Road) to Altona Road in Pickering and the sales centre is located on the northwest corner. Hours are Monday to Thursday l to 8 p.m., week- ends and holidays I 1 a.m. to 6 p.m.; and Fridays by appoint- ment. For more information, call (905) 509-3716. VOL Un. A, Tr Maym Wayne NW W -WW Eolm, w" on hand fol• the offiCW ribbon cutting ,and Grand opening memory for KhV890lt on the C PAGE 8 NEW HOMES & INTERIORS November 13 - November 22. 1998 Joe and Giovanna Andrade on The New Brooklin -When we saw Brooklin, it just seemed right. We love the coun- tn, designs - the home we chose was a Warren on a 30' lot from Fernbrook We're from 'Markham and this is our first home and the quality of the finishes here is so high that we're ce,. ., a surprising amount of luxury in the first house we've ever Aalie all Peter Alfie ae The New Brelklin -"We started looking seriously about six months ago and we were pretty close to deciding when we received a copy of the first Brooklin News. So we made sure we were there at the opening and it turns out we were the very first buyers! The home we chose was a Wilson on a comer lot from Melody Homes but we loved a lot of them... there are so many designs and so many are unique. We're from Scarborough and we wanted to get out of the city. Brooklin is just what we were looking for." 100 Families in 100 days Chase New Brooklin! Take their word for it, New Brooklin really is number one with homebuyers, young and young -at -heart alike. See 80 heritage inspired designs where the attention to detail is time- less. Because after all, these beautiful homes are from two of today's finest Iuilders, Fernbrook Homes 10nd Melody Homes. New klin, the best new me community in the east. just five minutes north of Whitby - you have our ` S=rr MOCI_Ci�: r • Complete Express % SaWite dish pod ogo including One yeor kee progrommin9l • 5 opplionaa "NOW PIN S $3,5W for,to w. k anvlhtrtn Vou w wu onN � ".. HOURS: Mon.-Thurs.: 1-8 pm, Sat., Sun. & Hol. I lam - 6 pm, - for low 9% awnpaymerit. y Fri. by appointment. See sales r F€ " representative for details. Prides and information correct at gess time. E 6 O. E. oocl Things Are'� Iappen�-•in in Broo • wry♦ ... ;tki'�a�1 •-r +i l'a .'i -h �♦i •y •. 1 22px. IL. 4- 0 � • i it � ' � IK��I � _ � 100A,�, 171qwtyAa i wto 1101031210 0 u I, am r ; AIE !' lfm-- OF-- �. 1 P ALIAINE f H• O 1 NI • E• S { EAST PAGE 11 NEW HOMES b INTERIORS November 13 - November 22, 1998 11 7t".TN(= FR d It's Your Last Chance to live in Whitby's Preferred Choice community. Fram is cutting prices by $5,000 and offering $5,000 in free upgrades. So act now these final outstanding homes won't last! 43C 40 le Ridge'1600 $189,900 k4C 40 1828 #a ®. 10 50' 01 Lr d GST/iair 1aa. �a jwaiar jwoa •slaaaa � � sSyaAO �. fier �alm s�oao �rarb�nrr►ia Sales Representative - Sal p UW 905-619-9816 AhWL == wwh= 10 EAST POM 12 NEW HOMES i [NTERiORS Npt www 13 - Novomber 22,1996 New Hoat><es i�=sd Iaterios-8 Beautiful Victorian -styled semis in Pickering Village !yc Own a beautiful Victorian -styled home in Ajax's charming Pickering Village for less than paying rent! For as low as $999 a month and a downpay ment from $9.735, qualified purchasers can own one of these exquisite semi-detached residences in Hermitage Mews from Brookfield Homes. These charming Victorian -styled homes bring timeless elegance to town with welcoming front porches, gingerbread trim, second floor bal- conies and breathtaking turrets. Starting from 5174.900. these luxurious semis range from 1,427 to 1,775 square feet of living space. Open concept plans feature sunken foyers- with oyerswith decorative columns, large family rooms and dining rooms. spacious country kitchens, elegant staircases. and convenient main floor powder rooms. "Our collection of Victorian -inspired semi- detached homes have man of the luxury stan- dard teatures of our detached homes." says John '&culi{ul kilcben %alures break�a sl counter ICTV ealing ares znilh conwMenl po.3o tI C LR )�� o`oor,S h) yard �� 1 A �}ru�v master bedroom Ddb well irpoinled encode and Wdk-in closel . .-wwWwH \ • r. -c L. +a. lapin. rw S*" ui line -split plus. 'rImmt Lots hd a, so in Shue E Pulp. fbns f1do W h bt k@K imt lass, Wa Coaoenient second h&M VA Fay m, E Guam.. SEE N Tvd bedroom boosts990NiMbw 1�1pL kV w%lc-in doselid At amw 1 V2L Ft 'DAamt2&f&fflrlooki onto { room 1brmwb half ttMf Call: Ernest Mueller F.B.I. ll f" SWAM 11eUT1S ILM.. how Call: (905) 728-5016 Pager: (905) 432-5107 C)- r..,, - E - S A4MINEN �nmmMEN �i EEE T 1 01 Gatti, sales manager for Brookfield Homes. The 32 semi-detached homes will be situ- ated on a pie -shaped piece of land at the corner of Church Street and Delaney Drive. "Hermitage Mews is for the discriminat- ing buyer," says Mr. Gatti. "There are only a select few architecturally designed homes in such an excellent location." Hermitage Mews is close to historic Pickering Village with its quaint shops and eater- ies. Schools, shopping, libraries, the GO train and community centres are all nearby. The Pickering -Town Centre, the Metro East Trade Centre, and ,,hopping centres in Ajax are just minutes away! If you're more for the quiet lifestyle, take a stroll through the trails of Duffins Creek or play a round of golf at nearby courses including Riverside, Seaton and Whitevale. Brookfield Homes is an award-winning company that has created outstanding homes in ought after communities throughout Ontario. In Durham Region. you'll find other fine homes by Brookfield in the Heights of Harrowsmith in Oshawa and Whitby Shores in Whithv. Don't miss your chance at living in one of Ajax's finest communities at prices that carry for as low as rent - To visit the Hermitage Mews Sales Centre and model homes, just take Highway 401 to the Brock Road exit in Pickering and head north, turn cast onto Highway 2 and then turn north on Church Street- Hours are Monday to Thursday I to K p.m.; and weekends and holidays from I 1 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Fridays. Call (905) 426-5759 for more information. A zi INTERIORS "i�190tRT J. lortEr ?AQIR k - publisher .. % 'director of advertising .ia advertising manages WAAGAMM COX 'Y sales Manager , t DONNADONALDSON Con editorial naw nos a nRte>rno -fa pubbehed bi-reeW. with a total preamma 7 at 165.000 copies. at 865 FaremA 9L. ^� �p Odwma (telephone number 579-'4.404)) and a, d theBoit• ' u"�� ail* _ h alatrib-bornin w�haby. Ao[. ��Ae�ita*W � yl4bd�e• Pepo&Wtion in rhde w M 3 a liea,t prior .Rxtm pataraarttt irvcJPW k lrliia is peohibitea,'Ate �� .t>iw.711dmt tv..tti7elri+Is:Mlc' _� ��''�-' r WE 1... .6. .. ...': aw.rr.or w 0 NEMIMNES a 1NTEWon Newebbr jj_,NUAe bw 22,1998 FADE 13 EAST New Ho:ues and Irateriorts Local housing starts dip in October Local new home construction took a dip in October after a strong showing in September according to recent statistics from Canada Housing and Mortgage Corporation (CMHC). In the Oshawa CMA (Census Metropolitan Area) -- which includes the municipalities of Oshawa, Whitby and Clarington -- 151 units were started in October rep- resenting a 19.3% decline over last October's total. On a Near to date basis, total starts are down 19% compared to the same period in 1997. "After a strong showing in September, housing starts paused in October," said Brent Weimer, Market Analyst with CMHC's Toronto office. "Even though starts were lower in October, the positive economic fundamentals of low mortgage rates and expanding employment will .Just Released! bolster residential construction in the following months." By municipality, Clarington had the most activity with 43 single -detached starts and 21 multiples. Whitby followed with 37 single -detached starts and 20 multi- ples, and Oshawa recorded 25 single starts and 5 multi- ple starts. Nationally housing starts rose 3.67c in October to a seasonally adjusted annual rate (SAAR) of 139,600 units compared to 134.700 units in September. In urban centres, single starts were up slightly to 69,700 units from 67,500. Multiple starts rose to 48.700 units from 47,500 the previous month. Residential construction in Ontario was up 11.3% to 53,400 units from 48,000 the previous month. 9 1:31 SINGLES 1AAULTIPLES � -:TOTAL g� 1997 1998: 1997 1996 1997 ^ ".1998 Pickering 40 30 i0 262 'A0 '292 Ajax 13 17 8 14 € 21 " 31 Uxbridge 9 18 0 0 ` 9 18 KbY81 37 0 20 :81 " 57 OsttOW8 4825 2 5 50 30 Clarington 50 43 6 21 56 64 Brock 0 0 0 0 0 0 Scu909 0 0 0 0 0 .0 TOTAL 241 287 16 322 257 492 CLASSI DURH—A )50 TAKE A DRNE TO KINGSWAY FOREST IN DURHAM AND DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE SPECTACULAR 2 STOREY & Bi;:vGALOw HOws PRICED f RUAI $143.900 For over 45 years, Durham Homes bedrooms with private ensuites has been a part of the Oshawa landscape • Exterior motion detecd" senors and it's this dedication that has allowed 71* Kiroa ELL c.1.7104 h S1754M • High efficiency gas furnaces them to succeed with unparalleled experience. superior • Greenbelt and woodlot quality and in a location second to none. preserve teeming with wildlife I)(%RH.a.tl 110AIES H.i*S EVERYTHING k TO MAKE YOUR LIFE CoMPLF-7E -a, �o , • Your choice of 1i ft detscLed homes on �taadz a Srla Oboe : 30' and 45 lots • 5 • included S�u.di et Simr no�oa w ID fpm aPPiiaooes y y 5PM . Open concept and traditional designs Take Hanomy Road to Adelaide. • Ca6edrell ceeilingss. go eau m Towrtline Road • Cozy Sn r>te� iwrlh Ia Andave► Drm. Oversized windows • Spscraos roster (905) 576-6771 NraMs Iv 7 J S AWA � low • Spscraos roster (905) 576-6771 NraMs Iv 7 J . r.. -err .._.� ---......►..r-��...--...r -•vr.r.,...�...-- ..-._ i...,.-� � — _ _ .r+......c.- .. w� _ ,.--- ... .. _ .._...... _. .. ^ �ErAS►F;PA�'14 IYE� Ii�Es i Mt�10� NOrilnbrar 13 - Novari� 22,1994 ' • " ^ Affordable lakefront living at Whitby Shores 07 As you drive down Victoria Street, west of Brock Street in the charming Town of Whitby, you'll gaze in awe at the breathtaking statuesque Maritime residences springing to life on the south side of the road towards Lake Ontario. Brookfield Homes and TYBA Properties have created an incredible lakefront community of elegant nautically - inspired homes with welcoming porches, second floor bal- conies, port hole windows and oversized picture windows. And now, you too can live in this premier location near the beautiful natural surroundings of lake and conservation ?lands at Whitby Shores. Brookfield Homes presents a wonderful collection of affordably priced freehold townhomes and 30 -foot single detached homes designed to blend harmoniously with the spirit of Whitby Shores' graceful architecture. Luxurious townhomes combine practical affordability with classic elegance starting from just $146,900. As a Grand Opening special, purchasers will also receive their choice of five free appliances or a $4.000 upgrade package. "We've had tremendous success with our 50' and 40' product since the opening of Whitby Shores in March," notes John Gatti, sales man- aecr for Brookfield Hon "Our townhomes designed to fit in with timeless architecture of larger detached homes. time you have a chance huy a townhome in an upl gale detached communis a plus." uuChoose from six fa liITBYloos designs in New Engl a, ¢; or Traditional elevati( Homes range from 1,16` 1.770 sq. ft and feature same quality starxlard.% as Brex)kficld's detached homes. A quaint porch welcomes you to the 1,470 sq. ft. On model. Step inside and you'll be greeted by a sunken fe with half wall with view to the gracious living/dining ro -A large kitchen with breakfast room and walk out to the I den is located at the back of the home, and a two piece p der room is also conveniently located on this level. Upstairs is the master bedroom with private ensuite , walk-in closet. two other bedrooms, a main bathroom ; walk -cwt balcony. Brookfield Homes is also offering purchasers a spo incentive on 30' designs. For a limited time, you can bu 30' design and put it on a selected 40' lot for an extra cos only $1.000, "To do this, it would normally cost about $15,000," M Mr. Gatti, "but we're offering this special for only $1,00( These elegant 30' homes start from $184,900 and tat from 1,480 to 1,930 sq. ft. You9l find spectacular 9' m floor ceilings, vinyl casement windows throughout, some models showcase gas fireplaces, ensuite hathroc ,with oval tubs and separate shower stalls, and double garages. Whitby Shores offers the tranquility and beauty of co try living and yet, not far away, is the hustle and bustle of wonderful Town of Whitby. Picture a quiet evening stroll with your family down waterfront trails with panoramic lookouts or roller bled along one of the many pathways. This new community -- located just west of the Pon Whitby Harbour and south of Victoria Street -- is mina away from historic downtown Whithy, libraries, recreat centres, parks, schools and shopping. The Whitby GO tr statim is just a short walk away and Highway 401 is onl two -minute drive. Brookfield Homes, formerly Coscan Homes, has Ix building quality homes in desirable communities through itt -Ontario and the United States since 1956. Its current port lio includes the outstanding communities of Heights Harrowsmith in Oshawa; Hermitage Mews in Ajax; P Union Village in Scarborough; Legacy in Markha Tuscany in Maple; Angus Glen in Markham a 'Fallingbrook and Heritage Hills neighborhoods in Ottai Its ongoing U.S. operations are located in California, F7ori had Washington, D.C. Brookfield Homes is consistently awarded I "Excellent" rating by the Ontario New Hotne Warrat Program for its after sales service. To find out more about this fabulous new communi visit the Whitby Shores Sales Centre Monday to Thursd A from I to 8 p.m. and weekends from 1 I a.m. to 6 p.m. Call (905) 666-6556 for more information. BROOKEIRO N0MKa V Whitby Shores offers affordably priced townhomes and 30 -foot singles in a premier location in Whitby near waterfront and nature. . .*q i , : l.�e-rye a. • . ~'. �,r nw,�� I �� .� NEW HOME$ 3 WTERIORS November 13 - November 22, 1998 PAGE 16 EAST <: The Heights of offi Tr arrows ml ffflM 159 900 Oshawa's Hilltop Community in a Paradise of C.rreen -High on a hill, overlooking Oshawa and the blue waters of Lake Ontario, is Brookfield's Heights of Harrowsmith. Surrounded by Harmony Valley Conservation bands, Har rowsmith's idyllic natural F. -letting provides the perfect backdrop to this cornmunity of timeless Victorian and Neo -Colonial inspired .. +•.homes. A little bit of paradise in Oshawa, Harrowsmith's green meadowlands, rolling hills, deep ravine • . _ . and babbling brook offers so much to enjoy in a day, youll want to stay former! CES p,P 14 Fumished Mo h y Qr .: w. �x i sY� ..ek I" so MU I 30' detached $153,9 O 50' detached h 1.".* 9 0 4 � - ` ILL MM. 2 N Mme. 401 .; 0 IML I 0/09M t'I I, .17T! IiA a" It :alt: 'MIN Ful i rDri moil r F aside A v Ii (111141 DtDI Al 98