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HomeMy WebLinkAboutNA1998_11_20.- ,i�,,y ,�..�,��r..,►. �.�.. � ti �c.a..' ., .,._ is Pickeringto et {aster nuclear mishapnews PICKERING PUBLIC LIBRARY g J CENTRAL. BRANCH Town -Hydro reach not1*fi&ti-on­dea1 BY MARIANNE TA KA CS Staff Writer PICKERING — The Town and Ontario Hydro have reached a new agreement on how and when Picker- ing officials will be notified of sig- nificant incidents at the nuclear sta- tion. Prompt notification has been a long-standing issue between the Town and Hydro, with Pickering councillors and staff complaining they've learned of spills and other accidents at the station through the media or residents even after being promised by Hydro they would be informed swiftly of any important incident. Hydro most recently provoked Town ire in mid-September when it failed to inform Pickering officials promptly of a 200 -litre heavy water spill at the station that triggered the shutdown of its Unit 6 reactor. Offi- cial notification from Hydro came in the form of a fax on a Saturday night to Town general manager Tom Quinn's office at the Pickering Civic Complex. "We've tightened up the notifica- tion process again;" said Mr. Quinn, who recently met with Hydro offi- cials to discuss the situation. Changes have included the in - See PICKERING page 4 PICKERING NEWS ADV I ERTI PICKERING ' S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER - - PRESSRUN 49,500 32 PAGES FRIDAY 'NOVEMBER 20, 1998 S I N C E 1 9 6 5 CX O IYI PERIODICAL OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5i $1 NEWSSTAND Additional charges laid against Pickering man Death crash driver unaware of chase? BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer A Pickering man charged ves- terday with criminal negligence killing an innocent Oshawa man during a high-speed police pursuit may not have known he was being chased at the time of the crash near Port Perry. police say. David Franklin Doerticr, 35. of Claremont. was arraigned in Os- hawa provincial court on charges of criminal negligence causing the death of John Michael Gibbons, 47, and injuring his wife, Lorna Gibtxons, 35, in the Sunday morn- ing crash. The married couple of 13 year,, were rcturninY home from Casino (Zama when a pickup truck dri.en by Mr. Doerfler slammed into the driver's side kit their car at the in- tersection of Hu-,, -A and 12 in .FREE Hftk Esesp Low E Argon Gar with warm edge ooe per vi* - UnabW time cher Wtin& ms & Doors ' 831-1989 Manchester. Mr. Gibtx)ns, a father of six, died at hospital; his wife, who was asleep at the time of the impact. es- caped with minor injuries. Durham Regional Police said officers were pursuing the truck at high speeds after responding to a domestic call around 1:40 a.m. A panicked woman showed up at the Port Perry community police station, unmanned at that hour, and used an emergency telephone at the entrance to call for help. Two police cars responded and a man, identified as the woman's estranged husband, fled in the pickup. Durham police said the officers pursued the vehicle at high speeds for about four kilometres before See %7/)014' Page 7 Inside the News Advertiser SWM ToI=<T Edibrial Page ...........6 Trim ................10 Ertertsi------ ..........13 SMrts ................24 Classified .............27 GIVE US A CALL General ..........683-5110 Do:1 11 11e . . - ....683-5117 Deatll Metit u .....683-3005 Annie Lire ......683-7545 Sil�araly %res ...........1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomMurhannet Web site ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 WALTF,R PASSAREL L A/ News Advertiser photo An emotional Lorna Gibbons leaves Newcastle her are children Michaela (left) and Brandon. United Church following the funeral service More charges were laid by police Thursday for her husband, John Michael, who was killed against a Pickering man in connection with the by a motorist fleeing police last weekend. 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The incidents, one involv- ing an elementary teacher and the other a high school teacher, occurred during the past month. While neither teacher suf- fered permanent eye damage. the lasers can cause retinal le- sions within seconds, says Gary Gibson, occupational health and safety officer for the Durham District School Board. "if you have one flashed into your eyes. you will have an aversion response: you'll blink. But it you look into the latter you could get retinal le- sions in probably eight to 10 seconds;' Mr. Gibson says. The pointers, originally intended for use by lecturers during presentations, used to cont roughly S2W. But, Mr. Gibson reports the pointers are now being .'aggnhsively marketed as novelty item, and children's toys" and can SALE ►P ECIAL BARGAINS i IN TODAY'S News Advertiser Fri., Nov. 20, 1998 News Advertiser • ElWay Plus PicWSc>t bm* ' Cmadw Tn Aji icL . FWd pr:cs ' Flee Tappings Pian Pick. ' LOblmis Apse ' Loblrs hsidera Report Apse . -Nw ' Sale A CmW AWick. 'SM Aoffick- .SWw Caft AOJPkk ' Sopa Catbe Coupon Book AjdPkL - 'S�paCellb�e bWdn Report ?AAs AjdPick. SIC: mxw Pick Ails • Ddivaod to selected hats WWs only Remember, all inserts, including those on glossyy raper, can be recycled with the rest of your newthrough your blue boxyding M.M. For information on elivering your advertising flyers, _ _ ,,. at be liund Im less than $15. He also reports the new lasers, identified as class 3A, arc much stronger than the original models and are much more accessible to young people.Laser pointers are banned in Britain and both the Food and Drug Adminis- tration (FDA) in the United States and the World Health Organization (WHO) have is- sued warnings about the po- tential dangers ptosed by laser pointers when used improp- erly. An FDA report released last December notes, "Mo- mentary exposure to a laser pointer beam, even from an inadvertent sweep across a person's eyes, can cause tem- porary flash blindness." The WHO wams class 3A lasers "are not suitable for the general consumer." But. despite those con- cerns, Dr. Donna Reynolds, associate medical officer of health for Durham Region, reports in Canada laser point- ers are "not a; strictly regulat- ed as thc:v are in the United States. We're breaking new ground. Our basic message is when used appropriately, they're fine. But our major concern is that now they're being used as toy..' I Stepbew Fridav's Carrier of the week is Stephen. He enjoys computer games, music & soccer. Stephen will rrceive a dinner for 4 voucher, compliments of McDonald's. Congratalatbns Stephen for being our Carrier of the Week. Watmart.Ajax 135 Kingston Rd..Ajax 222 Bayty St. W.Ajax 726 Kingston Rd., lick 1360 Kingston Rd., Nck. "I haven't found any evi- dence that indicates perma- nent damage" can be caused, she say,. But. "This is an evolving issue and we don't have all the information yet." Mr. Gibson adds while federal law requires a warn- ing on the product label about the potential hazard to the eyes. "There is no regulation that says they can't he sold as novelty items or toys. It's re- ally buyer beware in this country right now. "Our one aim is to ban them from our schools. But just as important is our schools reaching out to their local communities and edu- cating parents. Hopefully they won't show up under many Christmas trees this year. The Durham Catholic District School Board hasn't taken anv action on the mat- ter vet. Laser pointers have been banned from local public schools after two teachers ».-ere temporarily blinded. H001 HO! H091 Santa Claus has arrived at Pickering Town Centre! Whether vou've been naughvti or nice, drop by Santa's spectacular Castle with your wish list. 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. DICKERITOWN*CENTRE NG WHERE ALL YOU WISHES COME TKU E I+; �►-� r�� � r r� .rte � r.r.r,r_rr �. r. .r r�r,s i � r r .r. . � : ...L� ►wt�:. :� :' r�':-T_L2't•t 3: S.-LTL�L,S.».:S•5 :... ....S:I:L�.:.�.. .. ... rte+: i. � . � . � ..ar. a r.. �. ►a . r... . . � t► . L : .rTi. rr 'ii�i.3Z�.'S:i.'S-'S:i:.: . . Z:.. � � i i a . �a AL P PAGE t NEWS ADVERTI, MFRIDAY EDMON,-November 2o,.1998 Pickering one treetee ot'licials now near topof PICKERING From puce I pager which can be used to contact of the 'fan -out' notification process station. He is now to be informed of with Hydro,' reports Mr. Quinn. him when he's out of his house, of- to various officials and government a situation as soon as plant chief "Time will tell. The commitment is staliation by Hydro of a far machine Lice or the town. Mr Quinnis sup agencies Hydro undertakes when Bob Stricken is. there. I'm more confident now than in Mr. Quinn's home. He also has a ph)sed it) he paged and taped as part there i,, a significant incident at the "it was it good meeting that I had before' Sign _3 Trudeau ,----- •• condolence Rte= F �-�- book bN n , .. Mondav f jsf-� A PICKERING — The dates and ' locations where _ a� �^ IL IL the public may sign a hcx)k of condolences for IL 1 i 1 the family of for- mer or mer Prime Min 15 K . inter Pierre .. Trudeau. whoseYEAa UL SUPPORT son Michel was killed In an COMFORT SLEEP _. avalanche last _ •r. .,z week. were pub- $ *SIWGLE hshed incorrectly w rr ss 9 i :.. in the hews Ad -$2119 '" : ii���4► z -, s, SET ,censor WI. - • da%. Inaccurate in- • formation was .• provided by the DOUBLE 209 SET 339 QUEEN 259 SET nog KING 449 SET Town of Picker- # } ing, which will rtxa FIRM - forward the b000k .. • . KING 879 SET 099 <i to the Trudeau ORTHOPEDIC `- family. The book is available for • s� 199 signing today turrMSS SET $339 until 4:30 p.m. at I • P. k tUtism LE 249 SET 399 Civic Complex. QUEEN 299 SET 469 WATE A' One the Es- KING 489 SET 759 1ME B • O S T S fl ylt� K.BE planadc. It will also be available from 5 p.m. rErw • • --;','', today through Monday. Nov. 23 ORTHOPRACTIC at the Pickering Recreation Cum- •� plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. - M �. LEW Q177�RTE • SET $409 E� • QNI'.�:,,� E .BED:,.. Senors - EKE 289 su4T9 EN •• QUE319 SET 519 " KING 529 SET 839 host - _- 30VIM SAC, Yuleerr • • • • -Y 1 0 0 PICKERING The South Pickering Se- niors Club host a bazaar Saturday, Nov. 21 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the centre at '910 Liverpool Rd., south of Bayly Street. Christmas deco- -rations, knit wear, handmade krafts, books, -records, clothing, a tea room and more are offered. Call 420-5049 for information. SUPREME SIE SINGLE 289 # } SET $479 - DOUBLE 349 SET 549 QUEEN 379 SET 579 KING 879 SET 099 <i �,, lfijs 0 rpEWS AbV(E*f�l$Ei# FRI1� E171ttON; IYoverAtSdF 20, IM PAGE 5 P Pickering Kinsmen pact on a show.. Santa Clausparade marchesintoChristmas se ason 4 YI 1 CF.LIA BRONKHORSTI NeN s Advertiser photos The Pickering Santa Claus parade came throuzlt town lust mveekend to murk the unofficial launch of' the Christmas season here. Colourful floats, marching- ; bunds and clowns made their wav along the parade route to the Pickering Torn Centre as in past years. Top photo, Santa waves to the crowd estimated at 10.000 b) Pickertn.if Kinsmen as Andrea. Alvsha and Caitlin Alevan(ler i:o along fi)r the ride. At It ft, A eem Faster lrtrs al( air, riLht nntc% along the parvule route. A: rr ht. ,r<r 10 1 TIN I �1 r&W-1 11 110r-hTY'1.1:'Y'A7I,T,Vi�-1 • ' P PAGE 6 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1998 NEWSEditori I &OPINIONS ADVERTISER NOV. ? 0 1 1 9 9 8 ]EDITORIAL Caring for our precious seniors Pickering long-term care beds badly needed Pickering and surrounding area are disease. u-ourge of disease. equipped to handle a growing Alam of those. ill and infirm elders segment of ux:ictN. will be cared for by loving family mcm- In tact. it was revealed this week. this hers. But just as many won't — those region is one of the worst in the province whose spouses are too frail to provide when it comes to preparedness to ac- the full-time care their loved ones need, commtxdate and care for senior citizens. those whose adult children are too busy "Durham is one of the areas in On- in their own lives or have moved toy tar taro with the lowest ratio of long-term away to be able to serve as nurses. care beds to people over 75:" according For those seniors, long-term care fa - to Bill Dillanc. He should know, as chief cilitics will he the best and only option operating officer of Central Park Lodges to handle their needs. iCPL) Real Estate Investment Trust. the Advocates for the elderly know it. parent firm of Central Care and Versa "The expansion of long-term care ser - Care. which run two llurham centres -.ices will enhance the quality of life for that contain long-term care bods for sc- seniors:' says 'Margaret Harche, presi- nitK�. "For whatever reason. Durham is dent of the Councils on Aging Nctwork tairiv under -bedded:' of Ontario. But. that's about to change for the Government officials who hold the better. Ontario Minister of Lung -Term purse stnngs know it. "Bv making more Care with re,Fxmsihility for Seniors long-term care scr%ices available to Cam Jackson announced Monday con- more people. we are making it easier for struction of new facilities in Pickering seniors to access sen ices that meet their and Ajax and the expansion of an Os- own personal health care needs:' says hawa centre will create 220 new beds for Durham West SIPP Janct Esker. ' 17hcse ciderl% people needing long-term care. new accommmU- ions will address the Versa Care will build a 60 -bed centre in growing needs of a growing seniors' Pickering that could be open sometime population in Durham Region.- egion"in in2(XX) Those seniors have taught in a world Not a moment too soon. By the time war to preserve the freedom we enjoy the new millennium arrives, baby- today, paid taxes all their adult lives, and boomers born just atter the Second contributed to society in countless other World War will be pondering retirement ways. as they approach their golden years. They need to know that when they Those Nears won't be so golden for require the care which long-term lacill- many senior citizens worn down by the ties provide that care will be there for ravages of time and rendered sick by the them. They deserve no less. WAS SUCIcED IN N IUE I AMM OF ARS MD SM 5ppty5oRtNC BY 7K 10590 COh19AN BIAS INGCNSPiCU V ��(�Iiih11ZED SIA001(i AS A GVMNL(' STATUS ANC �,� , h�.. n s 7)6(5u' LF'I`TERS TO E-DITOR Hydro must clean nuclear site To the editor: 1 would like to clarify a story in the !Nov. 15 New,. AJ,,crusrr. The community 'working group has recomn-wridded a ground- water -monitoring program be im- plemented at the Pickering nuclear station where there is no such pro- gram at present. • 2 1 million litres of radioactive tritium was found in the groundwa- ter in the area of the Upgrading Pickering Plant (_' million bec- querels per litrej. The levels of ra- dioactive tritium exceed the On - No urge to merge Maybe it's all the abuse Pickering has taken for years — snide remarks about residents glowing in the dark and being the garbage dump for the GTA — that has given the town such a thick skin. Otherwise, you have to wonder how the municipality manages to stay so hell-bent on tying the knot with that attractive but obstinate burgh -next- door, Ajax. On more than one occasion when Pickering has proposed an engage- ment, in the form of various service - sharing proposals and amalgamation studies, Ajax has more or less thrown the ring back over the border. Now, with the recent half-hearted and wishy- washy agreement between the two Towns to look at common services, it appears the reluctant bride is being dragged to the church door. But she certainly hasn't agreed to ,walk down the aisle yet, despite the doggedness of the groom and the looming figure of Papa Ontario in the background, ready to point the shotgun at HER head. So what is it that makes Pickering seem like such an unsavory match for Zarianne Takacs Staff Writer finicky Ajax? B.O.? Bad breath'? A Less -than -handsome profile? Is Ajax casting a covetous eye toward Whitby, who's being wooed by Oshawa? Or does she just want to be alone, as towns and cities shack up all around her'? In order to answer these weighty questions and address an urgent need to fill up this space, your intrepid re- porter has sought the expert opinion of internationally -obscure urban amalg- amologist Prof. Cardigan Noitall of Manchester, Durham. According to Prof. Noitall, Ajax recoils in horror at the prospect of union with Pickering because: * Ajax can trace its political history all the way back to 1700 and something, when fur traders Larry Dubois. Curly McCaghcrty and Mix Beans met at the mouth of Dutdins Creek and, after con- siderable deliberation, decided not to set up camp there. Pickering's first sig- nificant political event took place one day later, when the three traders decid- ed to leave some stuff they didn't want any more on the shore of Frenchman's Bay. * Ajax doesn't want to give back Pick- ering Village. * Ajax is named after a British war- ship, while Pickering is just named after a British town. * Ajacians don't like Pickeringites, or Pickeringers, or whatever, because they're so rude, always pushing their way onto Hwy. 401 in front of' Aja- cians during the morning rush to Toronto. * Ajacians are afraid their new home town may be named Pickax. * Ajacians don't want to he subjected to glow -in -the -dark. Oar hagc dump and airport jokes. preferrin`T to be the butt of jokes involving household cleansing products. Now you know. tario dnnkimu, water guidelines of 70X) Bq/1. • 'Pic tritium plume is moving toward Lake Ontario and the eri, i- ronmcntal working group was give n seven options ut tx)w to delay the tritium plunic reaching the lake. • 'llic group was adNtsed that technology for treating tntium in groundwater is not currently avail- able. The consultant also advised that simply asphalting the area and preventing surface infiltration would retard the movement of the plume which could reach t-akc On- tario in as soon ;is tour years. The working group decided on this ap- proach until the comprehensive groundwater monitoring program is completed. Then, we will l(-K)k at options to do a complete cleanup of the possibly 170 contaminated sites at the Pickering nuclear station. • In the U.S. the drinking water guidelines for tntium are 10 times tougher than Ontario guidelines. • it is of the utmost importance that [tie UPP area be monitored with an action plan in place and this was agreed by all present at the meeting. I requested that a number of methods fiir extracting tritium from groundwater that are being tried in America be reviewed and submitted to us. • The working group identified more than 160 environmental is- sues that should be addressed in a comprehensive review of the Pick- ering station. One is to look at all regulations in Ontario in compari- son to elsewhere. Local politicians should take a leading role in insist- ing there he heavy fines and even prison for the polluters. In the U.S., there is an $80,000 -a -day fine for Polluting groundwater, with possi- ble imprisonment. Ontario Hydro must live up to its commitment of being a good neighbour. David Steele, Chairman, Pickering -Ajax Citizens Together for the Environment i PICKERINC NEWS ADVERTISED A Metroland CommuniiN Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt E_dil ur-m-Chir f Steve Houston Managing E-ditur Bruce Danford Utreciur uj Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retuil.•fd vernsut.1Z Manager Eddie kolodziejcak (7usstjica . ldrrrti %m.,, AlamWer John N illems Real /siate Awom,,i,,,• Advertising %lana ,,r Abe Fakhourie Disiributtoit .Nupr, .zt Lillian Hook Ojjice Manag, r Barb Harrison C•ampustng .Manag,'r Ne_,' (905) w83-51 10 Sates (905) 681-`I10 Classifieds (905) 681-1)-0- Distribution (905) 683 -511 - General Fax (905) 68'-7'-; E -Mail newsroom a durt,ari net Web address www.durharnne%o ,. nc', 130 Commercial A%c.. Ajax, Ont. 1,%S _2115 The News Advertiser k one of the Metrolanti Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The 'Nc%is 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 Coun- cil. The publisher re- wves the right to classitj or refuse any advertise- ment. Credit for adver- tisement limited to space price error occupies. fo PCNA tttt�. rM am" x•_'77%%2. , Wi"dow doesn't blame Wlt)OW froln paget ..sins ---I the deadly crash. The pursuit, Sergeant Jim Grimley said, lasted about two minutes. The provincial Special Invcsti- gations Unit, which is probing the rule of police in the fatality, said the truck was westbound on Hwv. 7A when it sped through a red light at the intersection and rammed the Gihbons's car, send- ing both vehicles into the ditch. Constable Peter Niedermaier of the OPP's Whitbv detachment, which is investigating the crash because it occurred on a provincial highway, wouldn't say how fast the truck was travelling at the time of the crash, but the speed was "in excess of 100 kni/h: 'the posted speed limit on that stretch of Hwy. 7A is 60 km/h. Following the crash, Mr. Doer- fler was charged by Durham po- lice with breach of probation, pos- session of a controlled substance and criminal harassment. But neither OPP nor Durham has charged him with failing; to stop for police, a Highway Traffic Act offence commonly laid fol- lowing police pursuits. "in light of my information. I won't be laying it,' Const. Nicder- maier said in response to a re- porter's question outside court. Based on his investigation into the fatality, "There weren't the grounds" to lay a charge of failing to stop. "It's not a warranted charge." The family of John Alichael Gibbons, inset, has been "over- whelmed " by support f roar the public since his death in a cra vh last weekend. The officer would not elaMr- rate, citing the SIU's investigation. but speaking in general said cer- tain elements must be met under the Highway Tratlic Act for the charge to be laid. "Fhere has to have been actions on the part of pollee to have initi- ated a pursuit and... actions of the accused recognising hr's being pursued." The SIU has not said whether the three officers — two have been designated "subject" officers in the SIL' investigation, one a wit- ness officer — involved in the in- cident activated their emergency lights or sirens during the pursuit. Nor has it been made clear the distance either marked police NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1998 PAGE 7 A/P lice cruiser was from the truck at the time of the crash. Regardless, widow Lorna Gib- bons says she doesn't fault police fur her husband's death. "I don't blame police at all I'or what happened. The driver was the one who was supposed to stop. He is the one who hit us, not the po- lice;' Mrs. Gibbons said Wednes- day. a gash on tier head still cov- ercd by a bandage. her cvc still blackened as a result of the colli- sion. But John Gihhons's father. Robert. 72, said he doesn't believe police needed to chase the suspect. *1 don't blame police one hit for chasing. but in this particular case I dont think it was neces- sarv:' he said. He said its his understanding police "knew who he was" and therefore could have arrested the suspect at a later time. In the time of iragcdv the farni- ly has been "overwhelmed" h� support from members of the conl- munitc. %lr,. Gibbons said. The couple only moved to the Southgate Drive residence two months a, -,o but newhbours she has never met before have dropped off flowers. cards of condolences and offered foxxJ and babysitting. "You'd swear the) knew us for the longest time she said appre- ciativcly. `1r Doerfler was remanded in custody pending a hail hearing Tuesdat. Crash victim's kin urged to `seek justice' BY CHRlST1' C1L,%Sf. Staff- writer NEI CASTLE — The family and fricnois of John Michael Gib- bons were urged at his funeral Thursday to "sock justice" but tem- per it with love. "You have to seek justice:' Rev. David Chisling, of N"castic Unit- ed Church, said during the funeral for Mr. Gihtxms. 47, killed early Sunday when a pickup truck heing pursued by Durham Regional Po- lice slammed into his Cadillac in Manchester. "That has to be the prayer that comes out of this gathering today. But that has to be tempered with a Mounties BY STEPHEN SHAW Staff Writer On the run for more than month, gun theft suspect Bradley Christopher Cox picked "the wrong place" to hide from police. The 20 -year-old man, named a Canada -wide warrant for the theft of handguns during an Oshawa bur- glary, was captured Wednesday i Edson, Alta., by Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Mr. Cox was found working at z doughnut shop — "the wrong place to go when you're hiding from pa lice;' quipped Sergeant Jim Grim- ley of Durham Regional Police. He said Mr. Cox was being in. vestigated on "another matter' when the Mounties learned he xa., 1_ lot of love;' he said. Mr. Gibbons -s family and friends must all "truly neck lustier;' using the opportunity to "ask ques- tions of those should ould answer them for you. That is justice, God's justice:' Rev. Chisling said. "AI1 of- us f us have to ask these questions, not just the family. "A - e arc here to surround a fam- ily, to be friends and to be a com- munitv in this horrific time for ithis family. To be angry at a system that allows this to happen but also to celebrate the good. "The tears of the day are legiti- mate. This is a horrible thing that happened. When we do ask why, ttu_i c aren't t(x) many answers" The minister, referring to the Beatles' sone 'Let It Be; sung dur- ing the funeral, told the mourners " In each of us as we live thnxt,_h this, there comes a time when we will 'let it be.' It docs not mean that we stop being angry ­ Mr. Mr. Gibbons and his wife Lorna were returning to their Oshawa home from Casino Rama in Orillia early Sunday when their car was. hit at the intersection of Hwy. 7A and HwN. 12. Mr Gibtxns was to start a new job as a mechanic the next day. ",Mike's life was not easy;' Rev. Chisling said. - You know that. His last days were days of ov days of et their man g Du a s nu afte Sir ho on we t BRADLEY CORY net COX DEVEAUX we 'In the ,~gong Surrenders in place'. Oshawa. w sought by police in Durham. His arrest — followed by the surrender of his alleged accomplice later that night — ended a month- long manhunt launched by police following the Thanksgiving week- end break-in at the home of a retired hope. day ` of celebration. He Ica, s behind people oho love him. You must not ever ti>r�_et that" .%1r Gibbons leaves behind a large family, including his wile Lorna and his children Carol. Kris- ten. Brandon. `,Iichacla. BohM and Kelly. Because qtr. Gibbons wags be- tween Jobs, his family did not have insurance. his brother Donald Judd said. A trust fund has been set up for them at the Ncw,:astle branch of the CIBC. Donations to the; Lorna Gibbons trust fund may be made at am ,1 Cl BC branch, he said. The tran- sit number is 0_-12. The account J number i; -194-4065 -- in doughnut shop Dur officer. Six handguns, ammunition and nun valuables were stolen r thieves entered the Eastlawn eet residence and ransacked the tete. The weapons, legally owned, e taken from a locked gun cabi- which was pried open. They e registered by the 63 -year-old etrtor, police said. Detectives executed a search arranI at a Fairbanks Street resi- dence several days later and recov- ered a "considerable" amount of stolen property and a cut-down 30- 06 rifle and ammunition, police said. The stolen handguns, however, including two .32 calibre semiau- tomatics, were not recovered. The Mounties have detained Mr. Cox and Durham detectives were to fly west to Edson, west of Edmon- ton, to provide an escort fir the sus- pect's return to the region. Meanwhile, the second man wanted for the weapons theft. Cory Patrick Deveaux, 20, walked into police headquarters in Oshawa late Wednesday night and was taken into custody. Mr. Deveaux, who was living in Cobourg the past month, was to ap- pear in Oshawa provincial court yesterday afternoon. Both men face iS charoes in- cluding three counts of break and enter, possession o1 a restricted weapon, possession of a prohibited weapon, possession of a narcotic and possession of n stolen pruhev. �U�-nav REGIOAAL CO UAOL NOV. 20, 1993 Durham to Province: Build Hwy. 407 now Without debate, Durham Council on Wednesday endorsed a recommendation asking the Province to build Hwy. 407 through the region as soon as possible. The recommendation calls on the 407 to be built "at the earliest opportunity" to Brock Road in Pickering and "encouraged- the Province to construct the highway easterly to Hwys. 35-115. A regional staff report noted that having the highway built to Brock Road "will provide trans- portation network benefits for Durham-. Durham Social Services pass `with flying colours' The Durham Region Social Services Department has been awarded an Accreditation Certifi- cate from Family Services On- tario. It was presented during the Regional Council meeting on Wednesday by FSO executive di- rector Hugh Drouin. Receiving ac- creditation s an arduous and lengthy process Durham "passed with flying colours.- Mr Drouin said. The process involves reviews of the organization and how it in- teracts with other community agencies. The accreditation is for five years. Mr Drouin added. Durham pushes to have its own grant team Durham Region should be on its own when it comes to applying for some provincial grants. The Min- istry of Citi- zenship, Cul- ture and Recreation is ,r ;= giving out at least $100 million in grants and it's setting up M! review teams to decide mo h o n e y STEI'E PARISH should be 'Inappropriate distributed. to be grouped Durham will with others.' be reviewed along with the Counties of Haliburton, Victo- ria, Peterborough and Northum- berland. "It's inappropriate to be grouped with others. "Other municipalities of com- parable size (with Durham) have their own team," Ajax Mayor Steve Parish said. Ajax and Oshawa Councils have also called for Durham to have its own review team. Cr,J C 7,.,.,C. :CC1 :IC ,�f T• ..J:1 'Iff'r.f� , 'ji.7 il C. f, .. (. .. . AR PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1998 r— + s n —A = M au IL At �a. i r *.4: ,� Play bargain Santa b. Y auctoion aids dent • ��� �h Pickeringchurch DICKERING — A Silent Auction hanging. gourmet dinner for four. ' is being held Saturday. Nov. 21 at wine party pack. beauty baskets and 8:30 p.m. at Peace Lutheran Church, hand-crafted Christmas floral b r' 929 Liverpool Rd. arrangements. Do sonic Christmas shopping Admission is $5 per person or while sipping wine and nibbling family. cheese. For more information on the event. More than IW items will he avail call 939-3521. 420-9059 or 429- able. including a hand -quilted wall 8997. Tollbooth I PRESENTS A.J. GR(1F'r'1'/ News Adverttsry photo r FRIDAYS- DANCE PARTY �. Furniturefrorn scratch r I Interior design studies at Pine Ridge SPC- cycled goods x•as carried out in conjunction SATURDAYS - ALL REQUEST PARTY ondary School in Pickering saw students with Recycle Werk activities at the school. At (from left) Natasha Griffith and Faridu Hus- right, student photographer Giselle Selim IL1 sain create a stool entirely out of recYcled captures their work on film for the school r t :� c i I AV cardboard. The creation of furniture from re- yearbook. r• Tbarsdays "Crazy Games" Lots of Prizes Scouts and church Coln forces for bazaar ALL PASSES ACCEPTED AT THE DOOR " r ADMIT 2+ 10 FREE WINGS Local Beavers, Cubs and and Cubs will hold a white ele- selling the remaining contents Scouts are holding fund-raising phant sale, which will include of a party and balloon store at r 734 Dundas St. W Whitb 430-0607 events this Saturday (Nov. 1) new adults' and children's greatly reduced prices. during the Spirit of Christmas books from Oxford Press at For more information on the Bazaar from 9:30 am to 1-30 greatly reduced prices as well Scout fund-raisers call 839 - p.m. at the Amberlea Presbyter- as knick-knacks, tovs• electron- 8949. Additional information ian Church hall, 1920 Whites ics and other items. on the church bazaar is avail - Rd. N., Pickering. 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W., Whitby; The Lung Association of Durham Region, 40 King St. W., suite 202, Oshawa. Your support will help a neighbour with lung disease breathe a little eas- Help plan next year's Frenchman's Bay Festival PICKERING — The French- man's Bay Festival is holding its an- nual meeting Monday, Nov. 23 at 7 p.m. in the community room at the Durham police station at Hwy. 2 and Brock Road in Pickering. Anyone interested in helping to or- ganize the festival for next June is welcome to attend. For more information call Eileen Higdon at 839-5229. Words of %%" sdom A famous pcdtatrt;tan Nass asked by a mother what the best time was to put her chiktren to Lhcs -While nou still hasc the I)ickw)n <%ngth,• he rcpbhcd ORLOSE UP TO 30WS. IN DAYS FOR $30 St rd ^w &w ,s "do& r..r s.....er..s H 1426401250 EW* St Ajar so " In our Christmas Dreams $2 insert (promo 0638) included in this newspaper. Please rate: Page 21 - Nunn Bush Waterproof hiker, our uhersale ,17ea l Nortibe2599it Page 2Claudel brushed back satin P.J. $69 available in select- ed stores only; Page 29 - Calm Klein irides- cent puffer jacket, $184 - available in selected stores only; Page 51 - Cambridge LWa velour towels - 6 colours. Save 25%; bath, hand face - will not be available und7 December 14, 1998; Balk Cover Copy should read: "AN offers good until Novernber 28,19% or while quantities last unless O#Wfwlse specified. Savings on regular ticketed prices unless otherwise spadfied. Bows overs one per customer please. Not ail merchandise may be available at all stores. Not all merchandise in this liver may be exactly as shown.' We sincerely apologW to our vahred cus- tomws and regret wg ineonver ilence or eodaeion oft w." haw caused. EATON'S NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1996 PAGE 9 AM fight ldisease in Durham Region the association's toll-free line at 1-900-972- Campaign call 1-800-668-761{2. 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If you*vc ever hankered alter the thrill of bar- relling over Niagara Falls. but re%isted out of sheer sun 1val instinct. then this ride is for you. The Zorb is a nine -metre inflated plastic hall. Suspended inside is a similar, but smaller. hall. A trap door allows you entrance into the inner sphere where your guides will fasten you into a harness. then, with a cheery wave. launch the Zorb into a freewheeling plunge down a former ski hill As you roll faster and faster, reaching up to 50 km/h, centrifugal force pins you against the sides of the inner sphere and the cushion of air between inner and outer protects vour tender parts from rocks and other hard places. If the "Dry Run" doesn't fully quench your thirst for exhilaration go for the "Wash Cycle." Slip on your bathing suit before you enter the Zorb. because after you do, your guides toss in a bucketful of water before tossing you off the mountain. 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Robert Clayton Dean's (Smith) fast-track ca- reer and happy home life are destroyed after a chance encounter with an old friend leads to him hexing frtrned for murder by the intelli- gence official. To prove his innocence and re- claim his life. Dean must trust a man he has never met — a mysterious underground infor- mation broker and ex -operative in the intelli- gence field known only as Brill (Hackman). I'll Be Home for Christmas: Jonathan Taylor Thomas. lake has to get to New York by 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve or risk forfeiting the vintage Porsche promised by his father if be comes home; for the holidays. What lies ahead is 9() minutes of comic misadventures. I titin Know N hat You Did Last Sum- mer: Jcnniter Lovc Hcwllt. A ,car after Julie James (Hewitt) and her friends killed a pedes- trian and tned to hide it, she is about to return to the scene of the crime. This time around. 1 9 9 8 Julie is back at college when a "new- friend s a "` ' y wins a weekend trip for four to an island. Thegi NNW :araw�- roommate convinces Julie and two males to take the trip. When they get to the island, the, vacationing friends find out someone still s knows what happened the previous year. Rugrats: The Movie: When baby Dylan is brunt he strugglcs to make a place for him- self in the world of Tommv, Chuckic. Phil and •, Lil, and Angelica. Whcn the gang decides u Dil's attention -getting antics are more than they can handle, they forego their afternoon naps and jump into a fire -breathing, noise - making Repl:u Wagon. determined to return ` � Dil to the hospital. , The Siege: Denzel Washington. Annette Bening. Brucc Willis. An FBI agent, a CIA of- 1,t fli smith plus a fu,gitice on the run ftcer and a U.S. Army general have sworn to from mysterious ,I;overnment io- rces st-ho defend the U.S. Constitution. When a bus must come to trust an underground op - blows up in Brooklyn and a campaign of ter- erative if he is to survive in the action ror is unleashed in the city, the three must deal with the implications of their oath as the: pur- suit of the terrorists intensifies. , The Waterbos : Adam Sandler. Bobby Boucher (Sandler) is a socially -inept mama's Mn and footb all team waterb oy picked on by the player%. Alx-n new coach (Henry Winkler) cncdurages Bobby to stand up for himself, the waterbon unleashes pent-up rage and is trans- formed into a devastating tackler t. Xcrw playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax 10 Cinemas: Antz: 7-4195 ) Wlxldy Allen) is just one in � a billion worker ants, w hich also describes his See DEV1Tt 1 Page 14 DEW YEARS EVE 1998 TORUN10's (T)OST UNIQUE Co Et VC3�Rs EVE Ct Flt R.1T70w `\ AZ �,ti �.• ANla;hl�.1N -Ilk iJ.n 1, 7, Inv � vqc :r { zWo spECIAX PER 011 ncEs �Ec. 3� The ew oF. mlakNtQt)T amOkNlGhT SPECTACULAR :DO P.41 Dinner tom' PrrfrrmAnce A:30 Aso Dimmer & Perprataxer Includes 1"Indei tipmcued to Two How SAWW _ Spra"atar Tre Hamr S7 w, Four Course Feat, Four Course Fran Parry Ferwtn acid 0=71119 Ramn.-r AS Tajw And Grrre dda 1a�1MB !a T& lE mWbt CW x UmwprE w To Te" Thr New Year MDBDD0ZVi15 $229'5$ �%��5 Atdh ht('umtin:entalRratikf $69� OW ��+rY JM5 4 "6 All Taxes And Gratustu-c 1` _ — • FOR RFSFRv&7loms C&LL: 1-800-563-1190 _% B\Chitin ll7N rltdll A7 Thi -'KIM Q -I `Menu rairvc and prtpar Gr \'tmituiscti'.iOtiJ IrWr, -fin - Run us and Hese! Pa:kaa, _ �-.. \•.•,+i:.tcx:•r,rr. cur r,W ax..ri::r d:.orrt.:r.�N.• \'.uonrreald, s 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 pi'm Lnelnv of the State. It ., pi a'vili,> ihi.i weekend in Pickering and also stars screen favourites Jon Voight and Gene Hackman. 1 ..W11_� i dws t -rr- • ] s NNW • 1•.•L !A The sensational tastes of the great Southwest are at Applebee's right now. Sizzling fajitas, Santa Fe salad and quesadillas and tasty Chicken enchiladas and more. But hurry in, these lunch dinner favourites will only be here for one final week. Chicken Fajita Rollup :71.99 HURRY! 'FINAL DRAW FOR TICKETS IS THIS SATURDAY' Join KX96 FM at Applebee's this Saturday to win tickets for 2 to see Reba McEntire in concert, plus dinner for 2 at Applebee's and Limousine service. Neighbourhood Grill & Bar Devito, Hunter are Living­­0U­t'­L0'­U'd DEVITO From page 13 odds of landing the beautiful Princess Bala (Sharon Stone). Z-4195 enlists the help of his best friend Weaver, a soldier ant, to try and get to the princess. Celebrity: This is the story of two neurotic New Yorkers — a magazine reporter (Ken- neth Branagh) and his school teacher ex-wife (Judy Davis) — and the people they en- counter. He is a womanizer in- capable of maintaining a monogamous relationship. She is high-strung and constantly intent on changing her life. The supporting cast features Melanie Griffith. Leonardo Di- Caprio. Joe Mantegna. Winona R,der. Hank Azaria. Famke Janssen and Behe Ncuwirxh. Luing Out Loud: Danny Devito, Hull} Hunter. Judith Nelson's (Hunter) comfortable lifestyle is thrown into chaos when her successful doctor husband abandons her for a younger woman. When a stranger passionateh kisses her. Judith is refreshed with possibilities of a new life. Meet Joe Black: Brad Pitt. Anthom Hopkin,. This film remake has Death (Pitt) taking a holiday among the mortals on Earth. The problem is that while he's on vacation. no ortc can die. While on Earth. Death is a guest of William Parrish Blues band (Hopkins) and immediately falls for Parrish's daughter. Pleasantville: Jeff Daniels, Joan Allen, Tobey Maguire. David Wagner (Maguire) is ad- dicted to reruns of a classic television show called 'Pleas- antville', set in a simple place where everyone is "swell- and "perk}:" confrontation is a dirty word and life is pleasant. When David and his sister are zapped to Pleasantville, things start happening in living colour. The Red Violin: Samuel L. Jackson. This film follows the histon of a violin from its cre- ation in Italy in the 16(x), to the present day, when it is two ing auctioned off in a collection of instruments in :Montreal. The story is tied together in flash - forwards of the wife of the vio- lin maker, who is at a tarot card reading. Except it is not her life being told but that of the violin. The violin's history is depicted through its vaned owners and across three continents. Also playing: Enen{v of the State. I Still Know What You Diel Last Summer, I'll Be Nome for Christmas. Rugrats: The Movie. The Siege. The Water- bov. No- Planing at -woe iple r 9, Pickering: Practical 'Magic: �ays tribute to Stevie Rav A7A\ — An Ajax nightclub will play host to some live blues this weekend. The James Mann Band will present a tribute to Sicyie Ray Vaughn entitled 'Blues for the Soul' at Lord Stanley's Friday and Saturday nights, starting at 9 P.M. Vaughn Sandra There's no Rd. S. cover charge For more in - Lord Stanley's formation call is at ';20 Westney 426-1999. BILLIARD TABLES ...... ri O t eamus O'Brien; Irish Puy Bullock, Nicole Kidman. Sally and Gillian Owens have al- ways known they are different. Raised by aunts after their par- ents' deaths, the sisters grew up in a household where rules were for other people. The aunts hope to give their nieces the strength that comes from the use of practical magic. But using sorcery car- ries a price. Rush Hour: Jackie Chan. Detective Inspector Lee (Chan) is the only man capable of cap- turing one of Hong Kong's most powerful and treacherous crime lords. With the unwaver- ing 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 collec- tion of Chinese art unsurpassed in the world. There's Something About Mary: Bcn Stiller, Cameron Diaz, Matt Dillon. Ted (Stilleri may not be- lucky in life, but he was once lucky in love. At 17, he met the girl of his dreams in Man Jenson (Diaz). when she asked him to their senior prom. A dozen years later, something about Man cull bewitches Ted so he hires private eye Pat Healy (Dillon) to track her down. Urban Legend: Jared Lcto• Alicia Witt. College students have their own urban legend, like those modern-day folk 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 y:.ars ago. Then, a series of strange deaths occurs on campus. John Carpenter's Vam- pires: James Woods. Daniel Baldwin. Since seeing his par- ents brutally killed by vam- pires. Jack Crow ( Woods) lives for revenge. So much so that he has become a fanatic hunter with a team of crack profes- sionals equally dedicated to ex- terminating the ravenous vam- pire horde Wizard of Oz (Re-re- lease): You"re imucd to oncc again follow the yellow brick road in this timeless, cherished film classic. Also playing: Ant:.. Living Out Loud. Meet Joe Black, Pleautnn ille. Starting ttednes- e4n-. Rahe•: Pig in the Cite. PUB , Magwyers own continental brunch buffet Sundays 11AM - 3PM MMK.:,t, Featuring Magwyers famous Canadian maple glazed honey ham, Canadian F; r iback bacon, tasty British breakfast sausages, or try our smashing custom omelette bar, just the way your like it, as well as day breads for your sweet tooth. All for just $6.95. So come on down, bring your family and enjoy the friendly, warm atmosphere. Watch for our grand opening Coming Soon!!I 105 Bayh' St. W. 426-8877 (In the Loeb Plaza), Ajax Let the News :advertiser entertain you' KER1 �� - tramous care featuring f I STILL KNOW WHAT YOU DID LAST SUMMER (AA) 2:00-4:40-7:20-10:00 I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS (F) 12:45-3:30.6:15-8:30 THE SEIGE (AA) 2:10-5:00-7:25-9:55 RUGRATS (F) •12:30-2:45-4:50-7:10-9:15 A BUG'S LIFE (PG) 'Wed-Thurs 12:15-2:45-5:05-7:35-10:05 RUGRATS (F) 'Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue 12:30-2:45-4:50-7:10-9:15 THE WATERBOY (PG) '12:00-2:30-5:00-6:30-8:00 ENEMY OFTHE STATE (AA) •12:00-2:30-6:30-8:00 ENEMY OFTHE STATE (AA) •1:05-4:00-7:05-10:00 THE WATERBOY (PG) *Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue 7:30-9:45 A BUG'S LIFE (PG) -Wed-Thu 1:45-4:30.7:25-9:50 WIZARD OF OZ (Re -Rel) (F) *Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue 1:30-4:30 THE WATERBOY (PG) •12:55-3:10-5:15-7:30-9:45 I'LL BE HOME FOR CHRISTMAS (F) •1:25-4:05-7:10 WHAT DREAMS MAY COME (PG) '9:25 A BUG'S LIFE (PG) weed -Thu 1:30-4:10-7:15-9:35 ANTZ (PG)'Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue 1:20.4:10-7:15 PRACTICAL MAGIC (PG) *Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon-Tue 9:20 RUGRATS (F) •1:00.3:05-5:10-7:20-9:30 RUGRATS (F) •12:45-2:50-4:55-7:00-9:10 •Celtic spirit • Irish Menu *Liege Selection of Irish Draft Live Entertainment This Weekend Friday November 20 River Run 8ah"ay November 21 Fagan Mary 1400 Bayly St. Pickering (Next to Pickering Go) r r'L:40 " A/P PAGE 16 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20,1998 r When Doing It Yourself, Foil -ow These Safety Tips More and more homeowners are opting to do their own home repairs to save money. If you're one of the thousands of homeowners who tackle do-it-yourself projects each year, you should know that using the wrong tools could damage your work surface or cause serious personal injury. While performing unfamiliar electrical, plumbing or carpentry work, novices may either face the task with tools not suited for the job or misuse the ones at hand. For example, did you know that there are at least 10 different types of wrenches. more than 125 types of pliers. 12 types of screwdrivers and 15 types of hammers? Tools According to the Hand Tools Institute, an association of North American hand -tool manufacturers, you can avoid many mishaps by following some simple rules. • Wear safety goggles or safety glasses with sideshields while using hand tools. Eye injuries are considered the most traumatic of the many thousands of hand -tool accidents that are reported yearly by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. • Select the right tool for the job. Use a tack hammer to drive a finishing nail or a hand maul to drive a spike. • Use the tool properly. Even the best -made tool will can save hours of labor and give tie -,t- a c,cfessional botch a job when look. but only if you use them cc•e MOVING SALE RECOVER YOUR SOFA - 349" FLOOR SAmP'LES 25% off s PIECE DINETTE . .199" (11W an w►o"S) DINETTE., COFFEE & END TABLES _ANAL WEEK Evac MUST GO used improperly. Striking a nail with a hammer cheek instead of its face can cause a nailing problem or an accident. Handling a chisel incorrectly -such as pushing a chisel with one hand while the other holds the work in front of the cutting edge -can cause severe injury. The solution is to clamp work in a vise so both hands are free to handle the tool. • Keep tools well-maintained. A worn tip on a screwdriver can result in a gashed hand. Similarly, a loose or damaged handle can tum a hammerhead into a deadly flying object. • Don't overwork a tool's capabilities. The most common error probably is to use a "cheater bar" to increase the leverage of a wrench. This can result in serious injury. • Use tools together properly. Certain tools are made to strike other specific tools or materials. Use only the proper striking tools for these jobs. Don't use a wrench to drive a nail and don't use one hammer to strike another. We Put In The NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY FnMnN_ NAVFYRFR 9n_ 10M PAr.F 17 •/P j_s r"oft j win A $1000 N 1 olfda 401 ' oePosit this 5 ' $100 �c nd opping Spree % Prizes rsurfcipating storomPleted a j mind m e before the entry form at Prizesaw r Person rCah. No nt Purcha draw at 4:30 any Dollars, Will in the form re employees necessary on •, j j ►^elusive, at redeem toof Home & Leisure ineligible December any Partici ward mer a/sure Centre I in the 24th, 1988, g� Patin9 stor cha^d►se, r°ver 18 st°res and l p Entry forms a until 9.00 tax must beP."'� C• D°�� A PLACE �,y/� also available j I winner rn w will qRS have'no must j s ed as required to be notifieddescribed cash value and j j NAME correctly an by r a skPh­ ill ne ►and will les' j Holidays I sung questio. I ADDRESS. Every year we bring our old Christmas decorations up from the basement, check for burned out bulbs on the light sets and start our usual staircase, table, tree and door dressup. Maybe it's time we tried for something a little different. Here's a few ideas you might find kind of fun and maybe get your family involved in as well. -Get the kids and head out to a nearby home construction site or wood (there's lots of home building going on) and look for evergreens, clumps of lot, dogwood, berries, dried weeds, and grasses slated for the bulldozer. Ask permission of course before you begin sawing and snipping. Coordinate the Holiday decor throughout your home by using these natural materials to make your wreaths, door swags, staircase garlands and centrepieces. You can use the berries from your own Firethorn, holly or euonymous shrubs and trimmings from your pine, juniper and cedar bushes. Of course you'll still have to check the lights for burned out bulbs. But with the exception of florist foam, wire, and wreath form and perhaps a few glitter accents, all of which you can find at Michaels the Arts and Crafts Superstore including the bulbs, you'll have something uniquely of your own creation for very little outlay. -if a centrepiece with a little more sophistication is your style, try filling a glass salad or punch bowl with clear glass balls and a string of battery driven twinkle lights. Surround the clear and silver I j_ j L P"O"E: s I --rWaft am" _ i "*a ftwft J candlesticks holding white votives and tapers in all sizes. They've got some wonderful candles at Bath 'n' Bedtime that would fit the bill. This whole centrepiece looks even more spectacular set up on a mirror. Twice the pizza-. To complete the look, use your best white cloth, tie silver ribbon around your napkins and tuck in a sprig of fresh juniper or pine. Use small evergreen twigs instead of parsley to garnish your turkey platter. While you're at Bed 'n' Bath, pick up a tern of their new acrylic wine glasses with gold stars in the base and stems that shower a golden snowstorm when tipped. Fun way to toast the New Year! -If do it yourself is not your thing, there are some wonderful decorations in the Crafter's Marketplace. Beautifully handcrafted Father Christmas', angels, Santa's helpers and the old fallow h1msW to use on their own or to enhance your own creations. Of course, they also haw the most complete selection of fandc aAed gifts by artisans from all over North America, and the prices are so low yowl wonder how they can afford to make them! -Whatever or whoever is on your shopping list, you'N and great Christmas decorating and gift ideas in the stores of the Pickering Home & Leisure Centre. Make a day of it. Drop into the Ilea Place and sign up for a decorating or Christmas seminar and finish off with lunch or dinner at Dakota Bob's family restaurant. You'll have that shopping done in no time! available Ab PAW* S'A9Vkkffft*f20,'1911 V.....r. _... Is Your Chimney Ready For Santa? Here's a Tittle known holiday fact: Santa refuses to go down chimneys that haven't been cleaned. It's not that he's afraid of getting dirty, but an unclean chimney can be a major fire hazard. • The best time for cleaning is in the spring, right after you've used the fireplace for the winter. But it's never too late. A chimney fire could just be waiting to start. needing only the first fire of the year to warm all the buildup. • Look up the chimney with a flashlight and a mirror to check for any obstructions, such as rubble or a bird's nest. If your chimney is clean, you should be able to see daylight. If not, call in a chimney sweep. • Check for creosote, a tar -like deposit that's a by-product of incomplete combustion. Creosote can build up in your flue and be ignited by heat; the resulting flash fire could be intense enough to crack the masonry or generate enough sparks to start a roof fire. Look to see if your chimney liner is black or coated with tar -like residue: 4 so, have the chimney cleaned. • Dispose of ashes regularly in a tightly covered steel container. Don't add any other trash to the container, and take it outside. • Make sure your fireplace has its own source of outside air, especially if your home is sealed tight for energy conservation. You need enough air for proper combustion and to exhaust the smoke and by-products of the fire. • You shouldn't be able to smell wood smoke from your fire; all the smoke and associated pollutants should be going up the chimney. If there's a woodsy smell -pleasant as a may be -call in a chimney sweep to diagnose and correct the problem. • At least once a year (and after any repairs or rebuilding) check the clean-out pit for debris or signs of erosion such as crumbling bricks or mortar. Apart from any fire hazards, a deteriorating chimney could be a hazard to anybody walking next to the house. • Getting back to Santa, don't hang Christmas stockings -or arty other flammable material - from the mantle directly over the fire. They could catch fire too easy. Advertising Feature �xa.{CC�na Invest in your foundation/Repair those leaks Gordon Crawford of Crawford & Sons has been successfully repairing leaking basements for over 24 years and although he says, "I'm still learning;' he estimates he has been in close to 15,000 homes and seen virtually every possible (caking situation one can imagine. Gordon says, "basically, the amount of years I've been in this business has forced me to develop hundreds of different techniques to successfully solve every situation I've encountered". He also says that "having an extensive background in specialty products for concrete, I know which products to use and which ones really work, that's why I can offer a 10 year fuR guarantee on all the work I do". Gordon prides his company on fast, neat and efficient service. He also prides himself on his troubleshooting ability. "I like to professionally solve problems at the least most reasonable cost to the customer. Sometimes that may involve excavating the entire perimeter of the house and replacing the weeping tiles but that is because it is absolutely necessary. What I won't do is quote on an expensive excavation type repair when I know a simple little interior injection will solve the problem. Give me a solid concrete foundation and 90% of the time I can inject the z, < problem with polyurethane by standing on the inside - and pumping right through the wall. Block foundations should be repaired from the outside but I try to isolate the problem within 10-15 ft. to minimize the excavation necessary. Gordon says "home owners should invest in their foundations in much the same way they invest in their roofs. Water corrodes and very quickly. The same way a leak in your roof starts corroding the wooden rafters, a leak through your foundation starts to undermine the very integrity of your home. People tend to live with the problem until it escalates into a bigger one. 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'I'his group meets neekly.428-9431 c�cnings. `I)P: The Pickering - New l )c ono cratic Party Rid - Association holds annual fund-raising at 8 p.m. at the \W Local 1090 Hall, Hunt St., Ajax. $10 <•rson. 683-1439. S OV11DAY, NOV. 21 litZAAR: A Christ - a. Bazaar is held from a.n1. to 3 p.m. at St. iul's on -the -Hill An- ican Church, 882 -.ineston Rd.. Picker - e. Crafts, bake sale. uldren's craft room d more. 837-2310. 3AZAAR: Amberlca rc•hs tcnan Church, 820 Whites Rd. N.. 'ic:k ring. holds its Pint of Christmas ;a aar from 9:30 am. , 1:30 p.m. Handmade ratts. haked g(xxis and More. `t 39-1383. BAZAAR: Tito South PILkenng Seniors Club holds a haz uv from 9 _BILLBOARD NOV ?.0, 1993 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at the centre at 910 Liverpool Rd., south of Bayly St. Christmas decorations, knit wear, handmade crafts. 420-5049. BAZAAR: Holy Trini- ty Anglican Church holds a Christmas Bou- tique from I I a.m. to 2 p.m. at 400 Monarch Ave., Units I and 2, Ajax. Crafts, baking, knitting. 683-2449. BAZAAR: A Christ- mas Bazaar is being held at Ballycliffc Lodge, 70 Station St.. Ajax, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Crafts, baked goods. penny sale. 683-7321. BAZAAR: The Ajax Seniors f=riendship Club holds a bazaar from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 46 Exeter Rd.. Ajax. 683-9696. CARRUTHERS: ML Citizen,,, for Carruthers will take orders of sweatshirts, calendars and golf shirts from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the lobby of the Ajax Com- munity Centre on Cen- tennial Rd. 427-0419 ONE PARENT FAM_ ILIES: The One Parent Families Association of Canada holds a dance from 8 p.m. to I a.m. at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex, valley Farm Rd. south of Hwy. 2. Dress core. Tickets $10. 416-226-0062. AUCTION: A Silent Auction is held at 8:30 p.m. at Peace Lutheran Church. 928 1. iverpt iol Rd. (at Baylv). 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SCOUTS: The 7th Pickering Beavers and Cubs and the 84th Pick- ering Pathfinders hold fund-raising sales dur- ing the Spirit of Christ- mas Bazaar from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Amherlea Preshytenan Church halls H2O `vti"hiic" Rd N . 1'i h.r- Intel Pentium II Intel Pentium II Pentium lI Ceielron .350$1239 HOME DEAL TUDENT DEAL 400 51399266 - 5999 266 - $699 450 1799 333-$1059 -4300 - 729 -+ •lntd BX 1440 Motherboard •lute) I.x 1410 Motherboard •Intel LX 512K Motherboard • 6.4 GB Hard Drive CDMA • 4.3 (;B Hard Drive CDMA • 3.2 GB Hard Drive tDMA •64 MB PC -100 RAM •32 MB SDRAM •32 MB SDRAM • PCI Sound Card • PCI sound Card • 16 Bit Sound Card • Mid %rx tower • %lid ATX tower • Md Ar tower UPGRADES YOU' CAN CSE.' 36X CDRom S 77 LS 120w/cart : 129 3,2 GB HDU'41X5 4.3 GR HDD 5219 66K.Wodem w 69 32.NK RAM s 69 • SYSTE INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING: • 32% CDRoiw • 41.4/8 AGF card • 1.44 Floppy disc drive • 120 Was speakers • Nouse 6 Wim 95 ,teyboad Scanner $99 Ni,ofer 575 W9 ketihoard FIs V e'rc online at PANDA SALE Cbr tot.mao Warehouse1 Sale ev Big Savings, Great Buys! 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Pow -1 anipmusMas Makes a Me" � wswMs E1JREKA WO Ago" SMA Vacuum & Rome systems .t d (ien. mad Bask e,aaa) 905-e37.5" 1 P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 20, 19118 SKATE V i OPM +% v/wS .or EISURE • :�w � tis► HOCKEY �it!lMWT • EXPERT SKATE SHARUNNd • SKA7E RNiADINa A iRi#TM-11 C" "^al'1 �!! fF"ux'7110f1'e'� iFL� NEWS ADVERTISER Pickering boy one of youngest to wear martial arts black belt Do 't mess with this kid BY' AL RIVFJT Sports Editor PICKERING — He's diminutive. wiry and soft-spoken. But, he holds one of the highest ranks in the world of martial arts. And Paul Yang was only eight years old last year when he earned a ftnt-degree black belt in the martial arts discipline of Chikarajusu, mak- ing him the youngest black belt hold- er at his home club, Martial Arts Canada in Pickering, and reportedly the youngest in Canada. The Grade s student at Vaughan Willard Public School is actively pur- suing his second-degree black holt which he hopes to have around his waist in the next one -and -a -half years. "To he a black belt at the age of eight is extremely rare.- notes senior scnei John Wilson at Martial Arts Canada. A think what gives Paul an edge over older kids is he's very goal - oriented. Not tow main kids can sink their teeth into goals. He always has to know where he stands That's what's kept him mou.ated." As a result of his meteoric rise in the world of martial arts, Paul was presented a Chinese Family and Health Co-operative Youth Achieve- ment and Distinction Award at the third annual banquet at Toronto's Sheraton Centre last month. The award, which came complete with an engraved plaque, was handed out to only a select few in the Toron- to and area Chinese community for outstanding accomplishments in school and sports. Paul is rather nonchalant about his standing in the martial arts world. A youngster of few words, he says the sport is "a lot of fun" and he enjoys the physical activity and -grappling". He started training four times a week at age four and in a mere four years rose rapidly through the ranks of f CORRECTION For our 16 Page -2 Days Ondy' Pre -Print (Sale dates: Nov. 21 8 22 - Media #1133) Page 16 - Ad states: Save 20% all Craftsman Tool Boxes, Tool Chests and Cabinets. Ad should have read: Save 15% all Craftsman Tod Boxes, Tod Chests and Cabinets. We sincerely apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused Sears custo►ners. white belt to the premier black belt. He started at the Pickering club four years ago when his interest in martial arts was piqued by a sign out- side the facility, notes his father Ben. "One day we drove by and he saw the guy on the sign doing the flying side kick and he wanted to go into it. I made sure that he was serious about it before I let him do it:' Paul's accomplishments aren't limited to martial arts. He's in Grade 4, but has skipped one grade in lan- guage and is currently working at a Grade 6 level in math. He's also a good drummer, and also enjoys basketball and badminton. Paul says he'll continue in the mar- tial arts for the foreseeable future, but he'd eventually like to he an engineer like his father. NOV. 20, 1998 ANDREW 1WANOWSKt/ News Advertiser photo Nine -Year-old Pau! Yang is a black belt in the martial art of Chikara- jitsu. He's currently on course for his second-degree belt. W1VmVDCHUCK FLOOP06 INC •HARDRYX)D FLOORS SALES & SERVICE* One of Ontario's oldest and largest retailers of prefinished and unfinished hardwood flooring is having an Inven'-tory,-,Sale Over half a million dollars must be liquidated by the end of this sale!! No reasonable offer refused!! Sade nms Emm 8 AM Nov 23rd to 12 noon Dec. -24th 1998 -WOODCMCK Fi ooRnvG INc0 161 Nugget Avenue �i. -Fr Tel (416) 299-5151 OR 4M Panthers face stiff test PICKERING -- The Pickering Panthers face a stiff test in OHA Ontario Ju- nior 'A' Hockey League ac- tion this weekend. The Panthers face the top two teams in the East Con- ference, starting tonight. Fri- day. Nov. 20, when the Pickering juniors play the tirst-place Kingston %'(,� ageurs at the complex at 7:30 p.m. On Saturday, the Pan- thers travel to Trenton to meet the second -place Sting. The third installment of the Panthers-Axemen rivalry goes Tuesday night at the Ajax Community Centre at 8 p.m. Each team has earned a win apiece in the previous two regular -season meet- ings. OT 1 Oth year cutting Kids Hair "0 TO'� .: Pickering 83I' 4�!;Sahm (Manoann Plaza) � �'• Mir 1725 Kingston Rd. t Ter Stare „R.•,.,,, Cke c,,, 905-428-3484 '&9.•:.P"ChM SNO : ft�b", Toronto -•.. v.n b.wt u.*.n vu. (Beaches) Mon. -Fn. Thurs.. $at. 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NAx PUTa i:::, .' al',V't 4e' - "�� .. • - c F�''�'.<.ii«..A .y : �'@irSt+.r'�irr„ .r .�. �. .. a v.. _ .. - i A IL r w y `'rsrs A&ertmer photo Fending off a check Ajux Axemen's Kyle Wailes fends off u check from Bunc•roft Hunks' 111chuel Fendi during OHA Ontario Pr,)Onctal Junior 'A'Hockev League first -period action iat the Ajar Community Centre Tuesday. The Axemen lost 1-0. The Ajax A -semen will pluv its third of sirs rer;ular-season games col alnst the Pickering Panthers at the community centre this Tuesday at 8 p.m. Glenn's Auto runs down Bob's i*n women's basketball Mario's deposit win over bankers AJAX — Glenn's gap. But, Glenn's fin- the bankers holding a Auto Scrnice picked up ished the game strong slight lead. In the sec - Its first win of the sea- en route to a 48-1.1 %jc- and half. hlario's tleht- ,on, downing Dakota tory. cried up defensively and Bob's in Ajax Ladies' Katherine Drury opened up offensively Basketball League play scored 20 points for to post an easy 50-25 Wednesday. Glenn's. Lori Fleming win. Glenn's came out replied with nine for Debi Bonar scored ,,trong in the first half Bob's. 20 points for Mario's. "kith good defence and In the second game Kim Robinson and Julie accurate shooting be- of the night, Bank of Hughes had six apiece lire Bob's roared back Montreal and East Side for the bank. early in the second Mario's went basket- Players in the has - half, making plenty of for -basket in the first ketball league live in Inside shots to close the half, which ended with Ajax and Pickering. SCREBtA Rv0 SEWS ADVERTISER ti0V'.20. 1998 PICKERIM SOCCER CLUB Indoor soccer results from Nov 15 UNDER -SEVEN - WE OMSWm ;731 Cate 3 (Scott Lyons 2, Jetlery Lyons) vs. Lone ; Cate 1 (Dustin Hayward); Optimist Club 5 (Remere Wa"ef, Jordan dao Ing Chen) vs Boyer Pontiac 1 (Daniel V:Na y) uNDER4BW . SOU Wr DWISWN Lone Star Cafe 2 (Christopher Bressler, Avery Vernon) 'S Bob Johnston Chair 2 (Samantha Vftyfan, Lucas Wit; Boyer Pontiac 2Mario Way^World e's W 1 2(Mario S112) vs. Dar,(O.J. Hamilton) Pickering Slo Sports 2 e1 Gordon 2) vs. P.C.C.C.A. 1(MichNk Dixon). done Star CafeUNDIER /1 - ATM DWSUO IN P'Cker n (Lartoss Eyilene, Douglas Valilee) vs. Matneo9v Sb Sports 1 (David Florio); The Knights Shoesmith) vs. Sporting Images 1 (R. Gra- nami, Pickering Kinsnkan 5 (C. Cassidy, L. Kennedy, R. Noehammer 2. T Cosgrove) vs. Canada Progress Club 1 (Daniel Mowtorth). UNDER 13 - MOSQUITO DIVISION Solid Images 0 vs. Pickering Slo-Sports 0 Cashway 2 (Jenille Bernardino. William Bryce) vs. Factory Mattress 0 Boyer Pontiac 4 (Michael Fuller, Jordan Doody. Steven Manning 2) vs. Lidos 0 UNDER 15 - BANTAM DIVISION Pickering Slo-Sports 4 (Amy Kontarakas 3. Ryan Vallillee) vs. Boyer Pontiac 1 (Melanie Dona): Kalon 4(Lkxlsey Stevenson, Lauren Walker 1, Ashley Kong 2) vs. Premier Trophy 1 (Amanda Gifford) Bons Kitchens t (Nadia Presuttn) vs. Johnson Controls 0. ••••Reminder to all Pickering Indoor Soccer Parents. Players and Coaches.... Team Photos will be taken Wednesday. Nov. 25 starting at 6:30 p.m. at the Picker- ing Rec Complex. Please come in tuft undorm 15 mirk- utes bek" your scheduled time (check with your coaches for specific times). ry `yam p�-..'. - ..... `., –__�_•___. _.. • iiLCr 'rC 'i r r1�14J'k„1 n.. i. r"rr l71 I,-��� aJ/, TF? 11,7,1 _ rYad •t.t.f. 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"s SCARBOROUGH 1f1M W wd.ca (Just North of Sheppard) ; wib /Mr 11511ru1mttiitt�wl4+11li0061 wkwlttl. "Wk u* bw tatttae poK 49 W 0 teliYt 41f1 so !'h5/!It•U MMhaflbnmto. �ffimMnlll�titllpwle,lMiiY�tw it vela a" PW 4,4 44W W#* rft Ir wa am C no* hom1t "O" 6A mit r r} w U- #010 22,1 86* 1998 E450 CUBE VAN 17' Fiberglass body, 7.3L Diesel engine, automatic overdrive transmission. Stk#8-1421 $35,766 o SHEPPARD AVE. M O rz Z Q � Q 0 v HWY 401 Q - - r _ . `—Z = �.Tr, Q:7 Z a SUN.. NOV. 22 2-4 P.M. - SUN., NOV. 22 2-4 P.M. 863 BOXWORTH PLACE, r 1400 THE ESPLANADE OM '- 144 CHATFIELD. AJAX ,► PICKERING TRIDEL CASITA TOWNHOME FAMILY HOME -FIN. WESTSHORE COURT!`�� OVER 1,600 SO. FT BASEMENT GREAT LOT! • Bnght white kitchen - 2+1 bdrms. This 3 bdrm home has been CornfWAW 4 bdrm. backspid with 2 • Extensive use of ceramics & DORM RM freshly painted & carpeted in .TACK MlMI bathrooms, main floor family room & CAl10l quality carpet. Sak� s aent'"a " neutral colours Ouality white kit. is Sales Spacious country kitchen. Huge 5 KUDLA • Mstr. bdrm. features walk-in 905-831-7677 new The mstr. bdrm. features 3 sided soil w/ mature trees & Sates ciosets & a 2 -pc en suite 905.831-7677pie closet & ecur e. suite. Avadable for immediate shrubs. Country living in the city. Call 905.8 1 • On site security. Prudential * Prudential Cara E. Kudla. Assoc. Broker, for • Underground parking '`"""`""^ possession -Have Christmas in i.,...•rsAmn details Walk to Frenchman's Ba g p g 905-631-7677 Your new Home Jack Muir'. 19051 Y� Call Dons Muir', ~- 831-7677. 831-7677. 905-831-7677 lake, schools & conservation. FIRST= Lad. SAT., NOV. 21 1-4 P.M. 28 GOODFELLOW ST., WHITBY Super price, 4 bdrm., 2 bath semi w/ open concept mn. floor feature with living & dining room and kitchen. Basement finished, rec room with gas fireplace. Needing long so,,,,,,�;,Lm closing. Milt 111p—s"d-ftta h" Sommerville*, 905- '-?�'� 831-2273. - =.®; SUN., NOV. 22 24 P.M. 84 BROCKMAN CRES., AJAX • Spacious & spotless one owner home! • Hillsdale model 1,317 sq. h. plus finished basement! • 3 bedrooms, 2 baths • Eat -in kitchen with appliances! • Fenced yard w/ custom sundeck! • Mature landscaping, paved drive. CAC! Priced to sell at $169,900. SAT., NOV. 21 1-3 P.M. 2205 WILDWOOD CRES., Im PICKERING Spotless 3 + 1 bdrm. home w/ fin. bsmt. Garage is heated w/ ROGER hot & cold water outlets. CREVELLF Privacy back yard w/ 8' cedar 905-619-2655 hedge. Follow signs from Brock/Major Oaks. (905) 619- 2655. Roger Crevelle". e,tttanrGAOUP TO ADVERTISE YOUR OPEN HOUSE IN THIS SECTION, CALL CURTIS SHANNON (905) 579-4404 or (416) 796-7259 FAX (905) 432-1635 • i`a:a�era;+i1.,::='4*1'ii^:.f�•f'it!'1�.t'i!iF•,a+rr•:...: .`a. '•�nnr .tin ev-(r ref-.rtire r,f:4.4,•-,-r Y"" r' yv 'In•+ CLASSI THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1998 PACE 27 &V FIEDS"" AJAX 683=0707 I UXBRID Careen; CHRISTIAN 4355 CHRISTIAN HORIZONS. an ,,Jrgellcal Christian orgam- 'abon serving developmenal- :y disabled individuals 1s seeking part time d support Relief Workers for programs "thin the Cobourg 8 Durham areas Requirements DSW or equivalent. First Aid. CPR, abdlty to work Irom a person - centred planning perspective. able to work whim self -man- aging work teams. and able to produce character references consistentwith the job gualdi- canons and the values of Christian Horizons Submit resumes to Co-ordinator of Services S Supports. 700 Burnham St . Cobourg. ON xaA 4X4 We wish to thank ",ertone for thea interest however only those resumes deemed appropriate lot the positions will be considered Previous applicants need not apply THE NAIL STATION Career Tra�nmg Center Become a Iechmcwn, career tramng available in artificial nails. ear candling. pedicures. vm- ing Student Prancing avail- able Nails $20 (905)723- 8C83 1 Geriwal He UACTY SALON -quires L-" c+'",r. Assrstan: Manager. v.ar� or commrssionand bonus and prvAl snaring. Also par, time stykst for Alii Call Cheat VS1723-7323 BINDERY OPERATOR Ea- Dw . rnr: person :or a snerded printer n our Bindery ^.apartment Ouakf,r-ano nS ^eeded for Muller Martmr ,niche's Baum. and Stam '.. IeS knowledge of Lawson :re, wc.,r, be an asset! Ap- ps, n vmong or by baa to Gen -Printers. 1001 Edson rd. ^shawa 1.911 4G5, Fax 905 436-0813, Ann Dan P,rnrr, Bile LOST NIS JOB waw ;,,,r-•., 5,iD s loo"' Scaroor- :,,:P used adverttsdig com- pan; screening appkeytts run irAming provided, no ex. p,•.rnce necessary can :^• shine (416)335-8246. J,arn F Tow BUFFING ,.•,ppng. waxing of rrxtrnceo Wee- .rn r,S 16, fours. General .11WI,s experienced only for ;ax P,ck,,,ng arca 905-432- 6949 CAFETERIA un can nesters :i••., •+rip and s�rs, regwreo roc iter nam area Food service ex- per,ence K an asset Fax re- sume 10 905-405-8609 - An High School Segment (8FL) No prom ed Abase Ba. ler CHRISTMAS HELP full bmf. Jin.. • e.a,iable Positrons may continue atter me hon - days $1085 to stag Tr'"" 's provided Can Monday Wednesday 10 am 6 pm 1905 723-49M CLASS -A- 2,itm wanted. lull. l-, •.rv:,nn for delnrery of petroleum prOduds Expen- enee preferred Berwits in - dulled Working .xit d OSha- wit tines RPO Bac 625 Peikerbor- Uugh K9J 6Z8 ' c.mmil HNP t Gefreral ►INP *AIM l: , GNtlrNM Getlenl ►+IIP ICU HWAM,Ku— s.re IIeyI/A9prlt►Mlp/AgenfS stilee HelptAgerrlt $11.85 PER HOUR TO STAR r vvorlawide manufacturing company expdrti in GTA has immediate lull time openings fill Durham based outlet, in various departments including customer wi- ice, public relations, set up and delivery, no experience necessary. WE offer advancement opportunities, paid vacs. tions, medical and dental package Must be 18 or over, have own car, Call Sunday 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 P.M. or Monday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. (905) 571-3532 /apme\ Employment Services OPEN HOUSE Saturday Nov. 21, 1998 10 amto2pm Working now? Unhappy with the position' It's time to register with the fastest growing agency in Canada. We havc many permanent positions to choose from BUSINESS OWNERS WELCOME" (905) 831-3400 1794 Liverpool Road Pickering (Pickfair Plaza) CONFIDENTIAL TO BOX REPLIES If there are flrrms or Indivld"s :o arcm You do not wish your reply sent, simply place your application In an envelope addressed to the box number In the advertisement and attach a list of such names. Place your application and list In an envelope and address to. Box Replies. If the advertiser Is one of the names on your list your application will be destroyed. PLEASE NOTE, resumes that are faxed 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. your maxeup store Oshawa Centre & Pickering Town Centre Requires FULL AND PART-TIME STAFF • Self-starter,, capable of assuming management responsibilities • retail ales and makeup artistry' a definite asset • good working knowledge of colour cosmetics, their use and application. Drop off Resume at: Faces, Oshawa Centre Attentions: Cheryl �PonutvosrtaMs Filleryetie Ern pbaa ad us at 806-666-1702 Part-time help 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. 1705057-1890 UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE requires NEWSPAPER CARRIERS to deliver papers three times a week in the following areas UXBRIDGE Main St. N., Lormik Dr. King St.. Maple St., East St. Young St..Jonathan St., GOODWOOD Front St. Rebecca Lane Durham Rd. 21 CANNINGTON Cameron Sr E . Laidlaw St. S. St. John St.. Peace St. CALL DEBBIE 905-852-9741 weekends and rights Fax re� surra'", 905) 430-0771 DELIVERY r rvice required Flex:" ", u-, flat cafe and lips N,, ore nems raw+ vehn- de required Ask manager for delarls 686.2696 SNOWPLOW BROKERS 'w,^.e rnr^ ,,, .hila,, '•.,:.•. dmJtrS and labourers un -can basis in Scarborough and Durham area Can betweena In 8 6760 xnt 5 p in '9051 619- DURHANWAY= ,nes ,s Seek:n; , A. MarunK or Brake Mr,namc Dunes will incline repaving venr- des. V, -v jobs rid working whin the. public, Please call 433 1395 EARN S= 5300 f500 rn ween assembling products In the Cornton of your own horse Send a self- addressed slamped envelope to O PH 6-2400 DurKus S, W Sure 541 Ret 636 Mrs slssauga Om LSA 248 EARN 5727. per week AS- :' ducts at ! omi, as time l a5 Z-3 noun per day Amannng recorded message retreats details Call 416-812 6796 xW EARN U S e•' h r r ;m1p,y .rdven'smi; a done number Northing more For dealt$ cab ' 800 8f t" 2141. Code 54619 EXPANDING COURIER CON - Puy ve^1. earna,,,,, ;Mento: S5w $ 80C reekly Expen- vice heiptul DW not necet- Silry Calf 19051 427 8093 Mon Fn 9 a m S p m EXPERIENCED minhination aro: ;v,w;, ,� Meglors re- 3u+red for Brock Rd Patrol Call f9C5,426-98x6 ask for Brad EXPERIENCED •na,rstyl,st re- gmrer. . ' ;4r! .;r full-time mmediate position Busy commission corn P*" ard" wageIC u 9051723-8030 GENERAL -,rip wanted for k')• A entre Fax residue to 3,)5 -725 -taus Attention Nip, HALENDAS' MEAT•equires " iwran."rd 1.1-: tuner, ,sumer helper arta general 'reip Apply in person wrm re- < -.line to 1794 Liverpool Rd D'cl eruig HAIRSTYLISTS WANTED with :n unmurn : years experience i full time or for Sundays unify. Please call Oshawa enter cunt stylists. Mary or Lina. (905, 728-4623 LOOKING FOR WORX? Are you 16 to 24 years old' Out of school' We can help' Call Hotine 725.4786 Plckehng 1 800-263-0993 MAIDS WANTED. Experience necessary Must nave own vehicle Full,parl time posi- tions ostboils 686-9160 BROWN'S Pickering 1286 Kingston Road Part-time Cashiers required Evenings and Weekends. Experience preferred. .•apply by resume. DRIVER required lull time days Must nave own ve. hide Durham and GTA area Good wages Call John for m- terwew 9am - loam Mor Fn Durham Metro Couner THE NEWS ADVERTISER .S rklri "'. prospects to deliver newspapers and flyers to the following areas AJAX Hester A.e KemC Dr Keaniey Dr. Dennis Dr. Cedar St Durham St. Beatty Rd Addley Cr. Hettersley Or Beaumont Or York St George St. Queen St. W ncsor Ave. Strickland Dr DICKERING Heat^s -•fs Longbow Dr. Pmegrove Ave White Pine Cres Valley Ridge Cres. Thicket Cres Secord St Copley St Sandcherry Crt Conacher Cres. Southcott Rd Abbott Cres. Maple Hill Crt. Old Forest Rd Highbush Tr SCARBOROUGH Wanita Rd. Meadowvale Rd. Invernurge Dr. Delbeatrice Cre. Dulnntson Dr. Closson Dr. Evenwood Ave. Centennial Rd. Lawson Rd. Cedarview Dr. Slue Anchor Tr. Donshire Crit. East Ave. Tudor Glen Cres. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 905-683-5117 NATIONAL Pet Food manu- racturer requires part -tune Weekend Demonstrators Are you friendly and approach- able') Do you nave a love for dogS'Uts'r Hourly wage $10 004wut own vehicle re- quired It interested pease tax. ton free 1-877-663-0026 NEW AJAX Oft". Mont American Financial Services Company seeking Greer On- ented Individuals wain leader- ship ability and a desire to run own business For Interview phone (905)426-7713 PART-TIME HAIR STYLIST required for busy salon in Bowmanvllle. Hourly wage plus commission and benefits, Please phone Bun or Wendy at 623-6441 help renuirM ,n The Deli/meat department Please apply In person to Sal s Grocery 120 Harwood Ave S SEARS Authorized Indoor Clean -air Services Inspector/ Estimator training program for Durham P.eglon 6 Scarbor- ough Earn while you learn $2000.54000 commission; month Car required Call 1a - Ran 905"428-2010 The Durham Business Leader, a division of the News Advertiser, requires a self -motivated and energetic advertising sales professional who has several years experience In the busi- ness world. A keen understanding of the busi. ness community In Durham Region would be an asset. Good communication skills. a reliable car and excellent telephone manner Is a must. We offer a base salary, car allowance and an excellent commission structure. If you are looking for a challenging position in a fast Paced environment, please call: Andrea McFater at (905) 683-5110 ext. 235 or fax resume to (905) 619-9068 AUTOMOTIVE SALES AND LEASING Rapidly grns.ing dealership requires proven sales proresmonals. If you are selling well, but not earning the compensation you should he let's talk. We offer: • Very generous high commisMon compensation package • Lucrative rtexmthh bonuses Full heirl package • Ihmonstrator or Allowance I)ealership growth potential CALL MAX Kl%(:: 19051 640-3200 1 -Hurt►- 4224911.118 DIRE( --r FAX 19051 (,.ill -"33 II s-rOUFFI'ILLE CHRI SLER I'ts m.wth. Dodge, ('h"%ler. Jeep -47`8 Main Street. Stouffville. Ontario. Advertising Repmeoera a-- e The News Advertlser requkres star Performers to take on the markets served by our established specialty pubkWiOns. At Home in Durham along with Forever Young (forrnerty Todays Seniors) Durham Parent and Business Leader otter fantastic opportunities. Can you take advantage of their superior reputation? The right person is an organized self-starter who goes the extra mile, understands client needs and Isn't afraid to prove their worth. If you fid the bill and are looking for an exciting work environment and professional opportunity. send your resume with salary expectations to: Advertising Supervisor 130 Ci+mnnerclal .A e NtWOAfat, Ontario. LIS 2H; fax: (905) h19-9068 A d v t e T I s r it phone: (905) h83-5110 Our*&= Busihoss LEADER in DAAM • r�r. r1�, r4 x—r UiVG PAY AS you GO Gym No membersfkp required Pay as you go gym Mo commilmaN Pay as you 9qop gym Daily. Weekly. MnMflily Aufely, positively. no prcDsdardhgrnraed payer Pay as you go Power City Gym Open unto mildril t M - F Weekends 9 a m. - 5 p m 1035 Brock Rd. Pickering (905) 427-6277 TELEMAM TEAS needed, tuo timelpart time, hourly plus bonus, experience preferred ROOFERS wanted. Must have 2 -years experience Preferably member of local 27 Leave message at 905- 436-M ExPERENCEO School Bus Diver for 3 runs. Clean ab- stract, recent DOC Fluent English preferred call (905) 420-4574 THE ME= ADVERTISER is looking for adult carriers to deliver papers and fryers door to door Fridays only by 6 DO PM Must gave own vehicle call 905- 683-5117 THE NEWS ADVERTISER is looping for Kids to detw pa- pers and flyers door to door four times a week by 61x1 PM. In their re nynborhoOds call 905663-511, wom sewt suds" *Must have car •Must be reliable • S8.00 per hr. start Oar•=71=� SEWIM6 MACHNIE Operator required on industrial ma- duhepart time full time Fax resume 10 (905) 509-5075 WANTED HOUSEKEEPER for cleaning and laundry. Mon. Tues. Thurs, Fn. 10 - 3 good pay. have own transportation and references Call 852-1275 A Uxbridge WORKING PARENTS say at home with the family In none based business, high income potential and benefits Train- ing provided. Call 416-284- 4493 ia DmImoAlower lf you're a self-starter who goes the extra mile, specializes in client needs and pride yourself on your sales expertise, keep reading! Has your previous experiences been in the fields of home decorating, furnishing or entertaining? Have you had marketing or advertising experience? We're k)oking for a sales professional to take on the challenge of selling for DATT our lifestyle publication f fko' If you think you're the best candidate for this excellent Opportunity send resume with salary expectations to: Advertising Supervisor 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5 fax: (905) 619-906i,S I_phone: (905) 683-5110 A division of the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Durham Business LEADER Are you an organized self-starting sales professional who goes the extra mile, and isn't afraid to prove their worth? Do you know Durham business" Are you a relation builder? You may be the star we're looking for to represent the established business voice of Durham. If you fit the bill and are baking for an exciting work environment and professional opportunity, send your resume with salary expectations to: Durhamusiness LEADER Advertising Supervisor 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5 fax: (905) 619-9068 hone: 905 683-5110 A division of the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser SALES PERSON Only TOP GUN need to apply for progressive VW Audi RV dealer. Automotive Sales experience necessary. Must be self motivated, a team player, outgoing. Apply by fax or in person to: Bob Verwey by fax (905)6689734 or in person by appointment only (905)6864410 OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC. Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we cannot be responsible for more than one Insertion in the event of an error. 'FA 0 (�.` tit '' ::Y.eJ11.iJn1C. '/i�ke f':vl tl`TL.%a'Pc✓:1'f' A/P PAGE 28 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1998 SkiW Help JEN Skilled Help Skilled Help 1 Da "Mod" WEGI Canada inc., is a progressive Canadian manu- tacturer of custom moulded rubber andplastic pro- ducts With an immediate requirement for a qualified MAINTENANCE MILLWRIGHT Ap licants must be able to cum tete mechanical in- stallations and trouble sh(x)t mechanical problems. In addition to the mechanical requirements the ideal can- didate must be able to perform some routine electrical maintenance. Positions involves shift work. Qualifications: Millwright's license is mandatory with a minimum of ; years experience in a manufacturing en- x!ronment. You will be required to supply your own trolls. You must possess the ability to work with minimal super isiun. Please forward your resume to: WEGIU Canada Inc. Attention: Human Resources Department P.O. Box 567, Whitby, Ontario LiN SV3 or Fax resume to: (905) 668-3414 Only applicants selected for interviews will be contacted. NORTHERN PERSONNEL SOLUTIONS Requires immediately 20 AZ drivers for local Durham work • S15.00 per hour, as well as 20 AZ drivers for USA runs • 34: a mile • drops and pick ups • nc east coast All positlorls require a minimum 1 year experience. up to date abstract. CVOA and criminal record search Apply in person to: Northern Personnel Solutions 112 Athol Street, Suite 203 Whitby, Ontario or call 1-888-439-7777 CABINETMAKERS REQUIRED Expanding 43y, v. ; cusrc, cabinet manufacturer has Immediate openings for Cabinetmakers Ideal candidates will be skilled in high-end residential and commercial custom cabinetmaking. Able to work from shop drawings with min su- pervision PIQaS£ f?aro rBSUrnQS t4 R. H. CABINET 3 CARPENTRY LTD. 486 WATERLOO ST. OSHAWA. ONT. L1H 3X1 Fax: (905) 723-0791 CANADIAN TIRE Requires 2 Tire Installers. Experience prefer -ea Compensat.on per hour and performance bonuses. Successful applicant must have own tools. Apply with resume to: 1300 Kingston Rd. Pickering CONSTRUCTION SUPERVISOR Unistrut Canada Limited a TYCO Inter- national Companv, is involved in the design. fabrication and installation of .peciality products such as space frames, ceiling grids, grating, mezzanines and fall protection services. We have an immediate opening in our construction department for a skilled in- dividual with strong communication skills to oversee our construction activi- ties. Travel is required as the territory incudes Ontario through to Newfoun- dland. If vou have 5 to 10 years of construction experience and would like to join a large international company, please submit resumes by mail only to: Murry CattftmM UsistrM Calf gaff" Ut.ftea, Aja24 Oetario. LIES XZ4 WANTED ROUGH TERRAW FORKLIFT OECNANICS Looking for shop and field Senn mechanics with hydraulic and diesel engine experience. Mail or drop off resume to: 2275 Markham Rd. Scarborough, Ontario, MIS 2W3 _(416) 291-1928 1 Once Heb AJAXCOMPANY' ' t'- e !,r ^N e^•etary with accounting owkground and computer skins Send resume to Namh 40C Monarch Ave. Unit 12 Ajax Omano LIS 3W6 Secretary; Bookkeeper (part time) 1.11n 2 years exp. Able to work Independently ACCPAC Plus exp --lust. Responsible '')r all aspects of aookkeep,nq to fl baja^ . typing ':iters. shipping documents. d-sNenng phones. Fax resume to. 5-427-4993 (Ajax) 1 Saes MM Ag•ms AL•OMC' Vf . r?,. .. ^.•'.a^• +,,^ -ohvated $aki Revitur at..e Please rax esume in corkidence to 905436-2760 EXPERIENCED PART INK •e:a': sue< i xper•r,xr .�rr '.h is sporting goods lviaten .ortsr Scuba cer"catan a :.•rote asset Apply *0 re- -me to 595 11 St E sh.awa Skdi•d Help, COSTOM PROFILE Eowswn setup ,e,%,^ Extrusion ex- perience an asset. meCha•- aNy l+clred. sho monk ben - N'1 package Reply tc File 1'59 Oshawa This Week Po 5 1 481 OSlam Ontario LIM '-5 ELECTRICIAN and apprentices 'tedec mneowtfy for eom- mercai resrden al " mas- t,.M work Fax resume to 905) 436-2883 FRAMER Required !uhy ex- m,encec sen mot waled. re- IaDle, with own transportation Call 905-2424432 Atter bpm MECIANK. full lime or part time wanted Call 905-852- 4584 or 905-852-2291 NOW HIRING General Ma- Clunists 5 yrs experience Vert" Phil, lathe etc slulls necessary Benefits Job Var- iety and good work environ - mem Call 571-5319 for more info REQUIRE HELPERS heating and air conditioning company. Gas fitters ticket or experience, with valid driver's license a must. Please call (905)683-0380 POSITIONS AVAILABLE E At a Markham meW warehiwse: Man3urusl, Shear & Si Operator, and Deburr Parts Stamper. call b ween 9 a.m. and 11 a.l Ito arrange interview (9051471-66050 HEALTH CARE Kcyuirt's HOMEMAKERS, HCA'S, AND PS W'S. For Pickering Ajax area. Car ewsential. Fax resume: 1905)•426-7447 Attn. Gina :ant • 'JAVeo for a new office Ajax Apply to file 1257 "'shawa This Week PO box 48 1 865 Farewell Oshawa. :ntano LIH 71.5 EXPERIENCED AN Dental As- ,;Wl- t„ n,& surgery Pan- ne tleuble hours Days •-'lystart now. Scarborough •.x resume to ,416'431.3873 PT PHYSIOTHERAPIST re nhc Applicants must W ystttea as a Phys'othera- ;t in Ire Province of Ontario interest in Orthopedics 0- :nos's a mutt Fax resume Ic:98S-985-8363 PART TIME ".1iie P D A i 'c' tamely prac- ice n Uxbnoge Please tax t0 905-852-9558 or call 905 852 3131 . 1 Daycare waww CHILE CARJ de .e .uhre9 m my 1nm! 3-4 days Meek References 6 expen- ince regwred Westney Heights Call Cunt' 428-6108 DAYCARE PROVIDERS and '.anry wantel mmed a'ty ' A pan II I licenwa Agency months - 12 yrs I Pickering ^fix. Scar"o gh. Toronto :all Margot at CIRCLES 416- `-94-0414 LME40Ii0t1T 6ADys,tter for 18 -cont, I :obi in Pickenng - trerhas mowred Can Chris 40 5-509-0641 MAMMY .:ring. paberit. crea- • ;ebb Mn -smoker 3 ays week For 3 year Old Ixr, S r vw old Icons Uxbridge !lerences. ECE preferred Can 3051-852-0750 NEW M AREA PART-TIME cus:.r:a, 1x, r evenin� ' :• :-1,2 year old girt and 9 vora did boy school pia up somd,mesor evening outing :or mom 8 dad Own trann- poruwn rcouirm Plem cap expenenotd. mature i non- smI 837-9485 • Davc- AvalaDle CENTRAL - -xi: % ma' ,'-, boas. GC !ay expeoen,;ed mother, Reps- tered Practical Nurse w•th MedW,ons, 2 yr :itrary 'euo,eian's diploma wah ha" s Programming reh- erela experience 11M to clowen's park rec Mare k- brary Christian nome Pre- sLAo0lerS 831-1951 MINCN AND RAVEN- SCROFT, ' elate avua r smaie Iree lownq environ - any age welcome Ex - references avaihaDk First ad and CPR cented (9051427.6618 HM 2AMIIWOOD 2 hitt time da, -are openings Starting Jan 499 Exam -bpm can ria 1163-2210 MAPLE RIDGE home Mother 7 vears expenence first aid CPR non-smoking. no pets Receipts apes 3 8 under. tot meals TLC attordabfe LA1 837-2042 MOTHER ol two offers loving reliable part-time rare for you toddler in the BrocklFcndl area Creative play. walks to the park nutritious lunches and TLC' (905496-4026 ►ICKERMG lead / Re": Loving daycare. 18 months to 12 years Daily outings (tence0 backyard and park) Crafts. story bme. music. nu- blious meats 8 snacks first Aid. C.PR certified Non- smoking. receipts 905-428- 1244 WOMAN OF CKM with ECE experience. loving home daycare, smoke tree tame. flexible hours. MWA and al - fordable services 18 month and older B Anisno. Be- fore and Afkr school also available Call Linda at (905) 42G-9041. 1 EinapblMMit RUnM MOU can care for pensioners to do laundry A flight clearig Good rderenc- es available 905-M-61261 • • FFM Taft 7 BITTERS, free to a good home, all grey Call 4211 PUREIM AuStratian Shepherd. neutered. Fra to a good Aome PRWAly a tarts. 905-986.9783 • DWM Avwabl• • D"Clue Aved"1 A � for PIANOSiGRANDFATHER CLODay Care nos Ifoor on all used se- nos 6 floor models Hu se- lectmorl of new and use pa- • $89 New thgltal panus Iron 5oo and u Rent to own. Available e ,pOOdva o, aIAlsoP rentaWl payments of grandfather HcrocI from � and up Call TRIER PIA - "44 \\ v NO NO4 433-1491 APPLIANCE WHOLESALE DE- POT, Pans. Sales Service. ' Fridges like newtrust-Iree i $175;up almond side-by-side wnce6 water dispenser Washers $150iup. Dryers $125/up. Maytag gas dryer 5299 like new Stackable - - washer 6 dryer $499 Sell cleaning slaves. $199/up- le Whsupolies last' Financing ;2 6" p to Tyr wawannty 1 Articles for 1 Andes for 660 S'mcce St S (905)728- Sak Sale KING BED X thick orthOpeOrc CASH &CARRY :verything from couches, tables and lamps ) windows to area rugs to kitchen cabinets to framed pictures' NEARLY NEW DESIGNER QUALITY MANY UNIOUE ITEMS SAT., NOV. 21 1403 KING ST. Ir.. COURTiCE i P.M. - s P.M. SE CORNER OF TOWNLINE RD. S KING ST. BLOCKBUSTER VIDEO PLAZA 1 Firewood III HEAT FIREWOOD. e C"i-I ve^, best ;,aur, rard- wwA gwnanteed extra long Time fully seasoned. cut i split Honest measurement tree delivery 905-753 2246 ABSOLUTELY THE BEST top C,.n ` seas^rte^- 'ardwuod Serving Pickenng. Alan, Wind W and Oshawa Cail DURHAM FIREWOOD 427-5278 APPLEWOOD Barn the best' sear ,K' S2t0 bush Cord. $80 lave curd 16' CW and spin Detnered 1-(905)987- 4563 1-800-55-0088 FMIEWOOD good ochry II .. cut split delvered S75 Lace cord $225 Dian cord 15% Discount for pink uo Call 1111116 --am FIREWOOD FOR SALE delivered -410 i lace cord Call )erre 4905)619-1363 BORA LUMBER •S' 146' S64 4'x8'■16' - $69 Discount on full buM ;ora Frft Delivery Osnawa area Buy Local 8 Save Bg Savings Days 705-277-3381 toll tree from Osh a. even - 1 905434-6665 o 1 Bargrr i 6PC. BEDROOM ser tripe dresser queen sire bed 5400 Couch. sola 8 cnw $400 5pc dmehe set $100 Call 831- 0582 twos E 11 PC. Queen Anne cherry - wood dinnngroom set Brand new stir padaged cost 511.000 sacrifice $4500 416- 255.0285 ISM Ffml Ramper. 4 cyl 5 S4. 1801. good stupe $1500 art, 1986 Dodge Voyager 7 - Passenger 4 cyl ado. 130111. $2200 obo 1987 Peterbor- ough 19 5 boat Cuddy V6. new tops head. 300 hrs $10.500 w1 trailer 705-878-4998 (sip) 4 CW~TNEMT bar fridge. with draft lap. glass Ano mir- ror liquor Cabinet. SI.000 or test otter (905) 666-1422 LEATIMER JACNEri, up to 11 2 price, leattler purses from $999. luggage from $19.99. learner wallets from S6.99. Everfr!" Must Go! Family Leather . S Points Mal Osha- wa. 905-726-91130. A� Storm floor 80• x 32' with louvered window d frame: Also matching side louvered windows I x 17. CAN (sip) 705-328 0102 after 6. APPLIANCE $PEDAL. apt - size mini washers d dryers from $350/rp. 10ou fridges d stoves $75/up. Rebuilt ap- pliances. lots in stock. Nice ones too Home service. Good guarantees All Dnfano Ap- pliance Clinic. 111 Dundas SI.W. Whitby (9051668-9444 CERAMICS molds• kiin•pour- ing table. slip bin, bisque. grmware Must go. Call (9D5)- 668.8267 atter 5 p.m. BARONS FURNISHINGS NG =v' -1 8JS NE 35' Final week' PrlCn sfaShed' rerY>lhhrh0 must go" cath or -Jin ied cheque only 424 Surcoe St S oshwa 723- 443: BED, back w ougm iron a- '.,upo queen orthopedic rrtal lrns .frame Never opened $1200 Sacrifice $490 416- 255-0285 BEDDING 31we floral duvet i:ove, .u,•.• i Ma"m cal low slants 8 tied skirt Sheet $et IDoubel New 905 427 1822 pip CARPET BROKER. '007•. M. ",.,- •^ick pa: aa,n re- sislarht carpet Frir 3 rooms. only SM9 00 Pate includes 30 so yds alvd. deluxe Cao and • stallation in your hone Free quallabon n you hone NC ,merest. no paymnt for one Intl year Daniel. 1-800- 7-0104 CARPETS lots of carpet. axion new Stan re- , cat rrpets on had I will Arpet 3 rooms 5349 Pate ..dudes carpet. premium pad. -.:pert pgTammm. fast ddn- 'y Iree estmrates (30 yards) V7rman 686.2314 CARPETS SALE Lots it GW- :NTs hex°. nyiw Stan re - *21 carpet 3 rooms 5339 (30 sq. yd 1 krdad" carpet. jimmmmn Do aro wistalla- hon Fra estunms. carpet rears Serving Durham and snrrounhdtg area Sam 905- 586-1772 CARPET AND VIMTL CHRISTMAS SALE' '..arpet three rooms 30 spare yards. from $329 installed I ran Ills - count your I estimate by 10% Customer satisfaction guaranteed CAN Mike for you Iree esbmak. 905-431-4640 or416-822.8226 COMPUTER FACTORY. Anwniq Christmas special 1 year no payments. tree scan - ref 266mmx loaded unmet, printer. software and more $16 irk (oac) 1-800-515- 5545 Fra dekvery me JOCKEY Egiupmem. EVt502 speakers. Crown Mm - corn d Trainor 300 ampltier. Citronic mixer. etc Can Jim 905-427-6592. View by apps ELECTRIC WHULC36M - power 9000 Storm Series. AN accessories ad battery =urgver er New been toed 53000 (905)623-0974 EWAUMNT RNIC /K. 3 diamonds, AW appraised A 53450 Askinrgg $11100 0 B.O. (905).SWI I32. Frigid at heavy duty white washe and dryer. 6 months did. 5 year traKleraDk war- ranty. $1000 firm Call! 434- RILL SM Fridge 8 Stove for safe. excellent rwndrbon A working order. $650 for stet. Ftil sue usher A dryer. weB- maintarled, $450 for set. 905- 436.6018. GAS WASHER A DRTE11. dishwasher, stove. A in goat condition Call 905- 886-3384. leave message WMM, blmgalow, 2 -bed- room. Dundas St. W. 63030 tt Int Lags Wirwoom a kitchen. a utilities. Avail- able Dec 1 No garage. no Wisenent. 430.7816 ;,dl •,,1,p sl 8 frame Sfdl m last'c. cost $1500 Sell $625. :16-255-0285 MOVING duxnlg room table. china cabinet wnitel S399 Nordic Track 'readmdl. top of the lire $499 ur coat. coyote. Sae 9/10 5499 19051438 8272 MOVING SALE!! Kenmore „1, ' 'Io 'ndoe stove 3 Ina 5 yrs old $900 and 5.725 While Heavy duty rasherrdryer $425 both or 'est offer All in perfect condi- ori 436-0677 MATERNITY WEAR NEW -?F: -cap., Soc.....,rq' 17 �.ng Sl E Bowmanvrlk 905- 23 0013 OPEN 7 days/ -reek For dress. office and as" wear OAK ng room set. able ,PC F ^.airs Allah mild buffet, ,(xud condition $850 o b o qax 1905)626-7027 or 3051686-7027 Robed HEAVY DUTY PLASnC SKMS 7X i11 aril durable S20 Arh obo 721-0986 POOL TABLE. solid Cthteerrrryy wood •esign 4-1, prCtesshonal 'able 1- slate. brand new doth. worth over CAR " 905�5'S8tt4890 Must see' POOL Tables 8 aro 9' stm billiard tables 'car sale Can 905-420 6113 RENT TO OWN APPLIANCES ea a:'.; eun,Pt,-.red run war�a+ty Paddy $ Market 905-263-8369 or 1-800-798- 5502 SOLID PINE 'urvest table 4 cro'n ex .•v,d 3x5 - $350 Q11. Wt. 8 2-4755 leave message PME OAK FURNITURE we are 1, N •-y ag.u'• work is Starting On our showroom ev piitsron so we have to re aced our reiver" to make room prices have been drashOly reouced for deaance We also have special pre -Xmas pricing on Our entre tumfum Lineup. don be disappointed. Oil your order n now' our mol- lo-Tlrere a Mo SubSNule for ovalty- Tradmonal Wood- working 115 Norm Port Road is off Reach Rd i Port Perrrryy 19051 985-8774 wwwlradi- OalywOodwOr4ng on a ULTRA MATIC ELECTRIC tied. single 39' x 8i- good corldi hon. comes compete wmm remote com:ol and vibraor Asking 5800 Call (905) 668- 8955 USED FRIDGES $195 and up, used ranges S125 and tip. used dryers $125 and up, used washers $235 and up new and used coin operated washers and dryers a low caprntes New brand name tndges S48G aril up new b t lop rAnges with clock and glass dog 5479 and upwoe seltclmon of other new and used appliances Cad use to- h�s enson 1 es 154 &lice St Cishawai9�05) 576-7448 WEDOWS CONKS lot con- sgnme t resale Evans Vkd- Th Acces:ores Please call 1905)-6/9.0079 GARAGE door repairs, broken springs. cables. rollers. open- ers Installed 416-336-0073 o1 Anfers AKTMKS?#An MsIO Ad- vice- always valuable. usually tree! Purchasing outright. es - Utes w/some antique com- erKs. no knit to to con -s of any sort, quantities or sirgk an- 1k1M ikms Spew! itlerest n PNOortrolt potlery. 171 Ny b rc CASH ON DEALS. We Buy. Sell. d more! Pay top dollar for top items. Home audio/ video. car Ado. toots. CD's, trnovies, games. gtiW, tlia- mOfds. (urnliure. apptralCK. �905►13�7785 905--577-2274 {905)6ii : Ipreter aB �sAPPLIAI10Es WANTED, working or not Washer, !Muer stove. 9055-3163. Aso waited campiliq trailer snow mobie.PaW 41 382.2927 UNWANTED scrap metals removed. bo's, air cons.. cars.at mea 19055machine7 5714 • Chdsbrlas • Chrisum C}'�'* a � a • «� iw it *x}ar o {7 w o ♦ {Y s try s >t v 3-awtr:t:aa Antiques and Colleclibles 41 rt' Vprcial Christmas Sale 0 20% Off on most items until '++F Christmas. a oa Qrlalill' anti yue furniture, china. ¢ lass and more. Come and browse* o and sample bomebaked w c-raokies! a e a * 109 Old Kingston Road *6 Pickering Village, Ajar >4 xs 9(105-426-2888 unwar.anlika.ca Lost 8 1 1 A fo SaleeSisk Found for ��'�ri;:reit Dedll Street. North of 401 by King - side Park GM vehicle Call www. 725-4510 NP CARCHOICE.CONI • 1 Pets[Supplwsl Roardxlg 14 dog; at Trent Pet -ftdSa 1991 BUICK - . - P•.n Morkhe Mau, pull opi'o. a,idci i)rr.a,. Sdr000die. 1st shots and mint conaihon. $8995 Call guaranteed (905)-436- 3724 416-953-6484 ENGLISH springer spamel pupp'a ready to g0. pur- ebred. CKC registered First shots, excellent temperament $450 263-4423 GERMAN SHEPRERO pup- pies g . _%s old- gpYt with cndoren . excellent disposi- hon, parents can be seen No papers call 905-436-7663 OSHAINA OBEDIENCE Assoc claws S'anmq Monday. Nov 30 Sam and u^pen To ReWer call Bev (905) 435- 0068 . Lrirrestoeki to sale FOR SALE :j::: oonkrys excellent pets or -t0 guard sheep $700 each 0051 228-8382 Autom°br'• 11 • /or Seo '39 POMIIACTEMPEST : '• 4 Til a-! .;c.nn. -'einem condition ischii,- 62250 can 852-7784 CREDIT PROBLEM n am spot hrunc nil mpay- meits trom B to S2 i0G 0 A C swing at S199,month vehi- cles tram 1985-1995 9t15- 420-9056 (Sunday s by AM) CREDIT P ROBLEM$7 Jn lie spot hnancmg 21 .1 pay mets from $750 0 AC Cars trucks vara 1981 to 1994 Aanay Auto Sales Ltd 792 Srmcoe Street South Oshawra Phone 905-720-3382 1964 Vssan 300 ZX Tu bo- P9uiea car, Best offer as is Cao Guy 905-576-9054 (snpj 19M OLOs " V-6. fully loaded new tires new ex - II I, very dean. decent kit cendied 52 400 Telephone 57}60113 1987 GRAND MAROUEE yg)od condtan S1,YJi= o, be4 otter UNttrtifrM CAN Jun 579- 7393 1947 OLDS DELTA M 4 door, 6 Cylinder auto 183 000 Int 32 450 certified 1967 Olds Ciera 4 dr. 6 Cyt auto. lead- ed. 83.000 Kit $3.995 ceft- teo 1993 Cavalier RS 2 (Sr. 6 cyl 5 speed. 137.000 kit $4 995 chi Cal The Car Line t�oint Appointment (905) 427- 1948 JAGUAR for sale A-1 condition Grey,grey leather interior $9900 will be cent - tied Owner Ieavirg Country 905-432-8199 19U LUXURY In MAZDA High kiklmeters great condi- hon as is 436-3351 evenings ISU SUMMO Wagon, very good condition. certified, au- tomatic, power staring 8 Wakes. stereotassette. new tires, battery- average rnile- 080 must X995 1984 TerOTA Tercel. 5 - speed, excellent condition. must sell, owner leaving. 52000 ne0otiabk. Call 905- 427-1593 1M Each Hknldai lady own- er. 44000km $2200.00. Also Kitchen table with 5 dors 728.9615 phone anytime. Ing iONTIAC TEMPEST, 4 Or.. V6. alft air. Inde AMI FM. $2,200 certitied or best after, Call 905-579-5810. ISM CREW CORSICA LTD., loaded. 143.000 km. 4 door, black. asking $4.500. Cal! (905) 579-4570. WAUTWW 1994 Lincoln Town Car. Made, with white leather inlenor. Sunroof, total kixwy car M ions. great shape. Celilled $15.000. Call Kirk or Hope at 242-5806 (snp) TIM SFPJ NT $1995 certified, 1987 Buick T-type $2695 1 thed. 1�9R95peCh�ewwpp112 ton, ex- ceftit1 W Ford TO-truN visit cerlifiedi wheel Ill f3800 0.1bo Call 1905 436-07a or (905)263- 1992 LUMINA. -Alent con- dition J-6 an'ornatmc. air, bh, cruise am-tm cassette. 163.000 WI Must sell 55.000 Can Bran atter 6 p.m 1905) 668-5294 1192 SUMBIRD $2995 cert 1988 Sonn,,-, 52295 cert 1985 iupw $1295 cert 1987 Dodge Van 5695 as is Call 1905)4049759 1193 HONDA Accord EXR Coupe oaded at p wndows p door locks eledrie sunroof. 0 mirrom cruise control. le Bra from Trask Mint condi- ' n $11 Soo Evenings 9051831-9536 1993 POMTIAC Asuna 5 speed s,,-. Please can (905)%28-7145 119!4 SUMBIRO 69.0001(m_x%Ulr,• I "':.tin, $8 000 d- nan Qr1G_4i4 Aa42 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time ouy- ers, bankrupt. bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive' Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEW 905-706-8498 GOTTA LOVE IT' GREAT CARS. FANTASTIC PRICES EVERYDAY AT CENTICARR EG NEW ARAMLS 9. huts Delta M Royale :5 loaned. 129.000 kit immaculate grey. only S9 500 91 Topu GL oily 61 000 kms air auto uree- bevaDk S5 995 94 Grand Poi SE. 10a 1 88.000 kmS only $10.500 97 Escort GL. 60.00 km air 5 Speed. 59.950 92 Cavalier. 121 000 km air auto, nice 55.900 90 Sonbhrd LE pretty coupe, air, auto. redUver. 151.000 kms $4100 OW VAN$ 95 Lu- mxa LS. loaded 129 00 kms burgundyand silver. must S" now $11995. 95 GMC Satan, 78 000 kms teal. w- on Dna $10 995 93 Grand oyager LE loaded quads real nice S9.950 94 Chev As- tro. burgundy very dean. 17,111 kms only $7.700 93 Satan Ext. 2 -tone due, loaded. only $9 95o 00 REOfJCED - 95 Cavaliers. 90.000 kms. from $9400, 95 Neon Spon. 97,000 kmm at. aiito. perfect, darlr preen. S Sale canis $7.995 95 Pontiac Firefly, am. auto 73. 000 kms, WOW dd$y7y.385.95 Grand Am. buqun 140.000 57.995 93 _Mans. llif w. Now air, auto daPnhykm green. 4 dr. 138.000 kms. $5.800, 92 Merc Sable Special Ed.. loaded, 133.000 kms. now $5.995. CERTWM AUTO CORK 156 HONG ST. w.. OSIIANM.19B6) 579.2BBB, OPEN SIINOMY. :EETN BRTDELL Auro SALES. Guaranteed Lowest Prices in Domain. AN certified Cars; sot with 1 year ire Fail r E1rp�ore warranty. Eddie Bauer 44. $8.490, 1992 Plymouth Sundance 122.000km $1,490. 1991 Dodge Shadow 155.000 km $3.390. 1992 Jeep Chero- keeSOW 10. 137,0001im. $10,490, 1988 GMC Safari 7 pass., 1165.000111$4,490, 1986 Chev Cavaler 138.000 km. $2,790. 1992 Chevrolet Cavalier Won- 131.0ODkm 19M Nissan King Cab. 220.00DIm, 53.990. 1985 Chev. Camero only 120.000 III $2,79(1 Ma more to choose In. also Winter Beaters under $1,000. Ask about our lease to own from $1,200 dorm, $149. pa morith for 12 monift. 160 Dowry Roar!. Aim. 905-426.5512. �ft:�v- yt,Y s•� *'°' ,.. 'i.lei%'�k•�t{r'+917�r�'"7c•`'171,I!7M7+Y'iit'-+�iG'tir."h^r.^r•:.. - ..e• ,'ray-*��F�'�1� kus• I i 01 for Sale COMPARE THESE PRIC- u,. Sunbird 4 air. cenrbed 493 Mercury TOW. ud„ air. certified. 14 Mercury Sable 'oily ItMdad beaull- certdied $11900 s '98' Regency 3800 flay loaded, low kms 300 1993 Asuna I cyl. auto, great air nNv $6250 Only 1AS70WN AUTO SALES .; Bowmanrilte, (905) - '.,^air; I':Iuable oil 26.000 ,v,bh Trey interior. valance of factory 4312775 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1998 PAGE 29 All ImMotorcycles Motorcycles wroR, 1 1 anmems a — Rem • 1 1 Don s -no 1 Houses a J 1 ou�ses a ow 1973 TR -7 7-iger 7541, 54pd. '35041"' u.h.o ('lassie beauty. economical to own, ride it store it. good imestntew Call %liken 725-11156(\ightsl lir cell 242-477341)a}st = I , I I Apartments'^r Rehr •"A SUPRA. - i`s 6 �5 185000 km ,r' Only $3.995 '694 'xro Autarnoblles i , sr•G frocks h� -.,, ip to 510.000 .x spot Any coral any rear Call us am - ,4 '+,;urs. 7 days. 30 Unice 905-686-5003 or FOR GARS of buy its must •�.mn,ng condrnon Cal r come to 479 + 5' J East Aw at ...gym cAw cc Avi AUIU wnCURCn4 .i deelr•' i U. 'as: vii the t Ir urs Trucks any tic^ Guran4ed parts m7 repairs ,9051686- tJvs �r (at616a4-1121 1 Tracks ser Seed :ala new lop erld. ;mire eners 160.000 1I k artal condition. o S: J Ci 1905) 963- "R. NG OUT' 186 Dodge '.,.,pace 4-spd . ,cv eudy, tough NO Dox 5 sr1DI 1 vans! 4 wtwsl prlve Air Overdrive, d e"Tent C"I" )5,433 8111 '>9 SUNRUNM soh top. an (Ail 12 000 km let lease $2771morFr ti's un a (416)723- 12 tlohacycin 1Nt C R 250 ;real shape, ' oner 1971 G T ' + 80 CC fruits condlhon. >' ,r best offer Cal (9051 '65 after 5 p m Ari for •ave message r I srlorwhob444 IRT NOY 500. llq- ecanvas cover with ;tip, thumb warmers "It condition $2700 ;su 1992 Polars Indy ' I'd grto thumb warm - :el $2500 705-357- .. .� 1 f►vNrnshta Fa Rw tr14 a -BEDROOMS available pec 1st 2 loca- s 35o Malaga Rd , and 'Aasson Osis" ism SWo1mo all inclusive. •its call anytime. �E'= 6.6724 girslan Sat apartment. 82 1r, ly,., $45o,m onr FirsUlasl larti, e- Iles Available Imtl t MIllure references 579-9008 A1lpl GREEN p CO-OP, 250 en a 'I E Whitby IS ick kking h WEL F"RMATION NIGHT 25 AT 7 PM ot0os Api- i)eI`g taken for 22 b sae°An apa 'nments, avad- u�e .an Intl Feb/99 $653/ S',4 "Io plus utilities. .r „aures. cable Tv In - call For lunher into please 6X68 %4 Please use Of- dlile, WHITBY TWO BEDROOM evmwadc ver, til 41p ��•. 4145 or !9051 665 3 543 MERING 2 BEDROOM basrmmt +partment Sep rate entrance, laundry Ixii- ties. $750inormi. non- smoker, no pets Call 686- 9783 afbr 6 to m Moll Sal d Sun - ad day 2 bed allow basemem apr Very CIedn and spamurs 1 car par". 4 appiances and backyard access Near bus and scrol quo" arca 5650. utbbes Available now Cedars PNW Murray arta 5713402 2 BEDROOM BSMT APT Sep entr mdo0mg Parking $75G mo Islrust Avail Dec 1st No pets f'"2/AI'ona CA 7.10pm weekdays. & anytime on weekends 19O5r509-817G 2-KOPOON -eludes Indge s stove heal & hydro Pn- vale Swo,munm hrsfAST i reterernces required Avadabk for Dec 1 Courha area For Nilo Cal (905)4W2155 SU Mary St E Wlhl bachelor dpi avail Jan 1 In Quiet. bw-r15t bl+lkdK4 Onsm mana0P eft ml*bttrSparli- dry aWrUbhe For apt WS_666- nM A 1RI1ST SEEP Oshawa 2 bed- room apt on a 3 w cortlem- poray, Curdurq Clean quart. JIM secure Laundry. private yard. and parkng On bus ro- ute 571&mo Inclusive IsV Last references NO PETS 666.1432 Please leave mes- W A-1 AVailaDle DeCeMber 1St. One 6 two bedroom apts Central location Parking b uoindry 404-8599 AJAX. 1 -bedroom basement Jpartment. separate entrance. Separate parking. an inclu sive. 5675 Available Dec 1st Call 427-9601 AJAX, 2 -bedroom walkout basement apartment. Very bright 8 spacrous. 5 ap- punces. parkri g, no pets. no Smoking. Bus at door, near shopping. Avaruble imme- dulely tot Dec. -Feb $790.' month Cad 61116-11396 AMXMKM - 3 bedroom. 2 bedroom. one bedroom and bachelor, laundry ,aunties parkaN. dose to al amerhhes (9(15)686-8905 AJAX. MOOO N spacious 2 - bedroom basement alai. C/A. hardwood Doors. separate en- trance, available immediately. Prefer Non-smoker, no pets. Semwusive. Call Dennis MMM. 905-831-9500, AWAABEE ONE MTBY, in Whitby Apt. bwWing, spa - nous. Carpeted, newly paint- ed. wO bakonry, dose to bus. shoppillo, an utillieS nduded, firsUlasi regtlydl, no pets. 1 bedroom 5690, 2 bedroom, $790. 3 bedroom $850. Call 430-0134. AIMNABEE. Large 2 -bedroom apartment In new triplex. $775/month an inclusive, first and tact months required. No Pas or milking. Cal or leave message 905.721.8156 appli- CAM to be filed in. BASEAIEMT All whites E 401 ,renovated. renovated. Laun- dry lacihties. Par", cable available Ist /lash requrW, no Pets $750.00 inclusive avail- able a Jan. 1, call John at 905- 837-5614. Loll 1 Apartmems for Rent T. ')d'P rumble for •;bess,onal Referenc- n0 pets smoking 831-3655 after -=AUTIFUL 2level one b!d- : LAewiBloor very S65G.mo Ing hydro :IDIe No pets Mature :.,I% only 723-1492 G AND SPACIOUS ilbed • Big nhrvom with CerrnlCS and :with brand new krtrheri ipboards with big hart • doer and hung room lose Schools and shopping plus Is and go station mute with indry racihhes Available Imediately Big yard and ,SMy palmed $1290 first a to of urtkties 905 -723 - CENTRAL Oshawa. --je 2 1 3 b!^. ap,i^...,.-its avail IN, .mlu. ...,.. wefl-matmained bwldmg ..115e to all amendio S Please W 190 5 723-097 1 CLAREUMT .tie bedroom apertme..• win parking $59500 Pius Utilities Call Z051-649-3073 or (416, 868. 13 DOWNTOWN OSNAWA I bedrur^ ipl;u,"As Ore person OMy ^ Pnvart park. nil. $550:mo all inclusive Leave message 434-7012 EXCEPTIONALLY clean a purr! 1 2 3 3 *),•Cn1om AM In Ovuwa from $635 $835 per and all ncharvt PINER- LOGE PROPERTIES DARREN (905)-420-7677 GORGEOUS- 3 bedroom with MKSW basement 2 Three pica bars Iaandry urge ,lard large dnvewav RiMon, 401 area quiet very clean M-01 share otibbes Mark 435.12901432 298o, -,21)-85M CHEAT LOCATION pule! DwIC.'IO v,•e - Jot Dec 1 4 -Ill WINDIAMMER APARTMENTS - AJAX 33 & 77 Falbv crt. 2 & 3 Bedroom' apart- ments. Includes fridge, stove, broadloom, air, heat, hydro, water and one parking. Call 686-0845 or Visit us at: .v`vV"9etx-1tlFs k0 r1) us',lll i,treet/Flrxyr/ 76 7/highnserhtrnl. UJMnwA OLDER " �. n:.n"•;en' 1po°r floor ,IS route tndge stove park - III included Ade!atde.'Mary "I Asking $550 mClus,ie Call 436-6085 PICKERING VILLAGE ,ne lam. .,�•...,, ,. auarnient dbUve restaurant Si25 in in. clusive Available Dec ISI Please call f9W 428--6243 MCKERING;UVERPOOL ad 3 be,l, ,, ..,',.N' , -nam floor apartment fenced /aid Close to Go Dec 1st no pets $1050 utilities InclurTeA 9o5 770-7222 or 416- 494-3765 SCARBOROUGH. ",n ,rnnn 4G' I`. '-OMroom basement apl Separate en- trance vll Inclusive. no pets. Micron- snri Suit werk.- co SC; 5 00 or -,r 01e 5 DO Avaiuote Jan 1st 1416,282 5990 SIMCOE a Rossuwd ' mrm apt n ark! ulmgrnUm $640.mo. Dec 1st ISi.0 T Landlord pays for unhles and gave No dogs Cal 432 1268 SPACIOUS N!11 -maintained 2 air: ? "from apts Avail at 900 aero 888 Glen St Some with walk -,r do". parr provided Close to schools shicpprrg centre. GO Station JT16tie5 mclul CA 728- 4993 OSHAWA 3 nts Utilities incl. ' a to sc710Ws, shop - and 401 Transit past your door For Call: (905) 721-8741 'WHITBY -s Sonu,montn MsbnaST reratKred ill days 905 725- 8911 Eve and weekeros 905- 664-4016 WHITBY 'w0 be&oDm jW I-- .r:aylttN DEC Ist 5'25 nkxnrxy includes Meat trydro and parting for one Cir laun- dry facilities Phone 1905, 723-5985 LI,Houseslor 1 Rent UABA DASA OU h , Mice • 6 momns free or tree Iegali or reduced mortgage rate From $7%momh all in- CluStye Income requirement from $27 500 gross Cali 0t, ;oil's eoichol Banker 19051728-9414 3 BEDROOM prey house For•;e . „" WilSon/King available arr/t!me 5875 parkirp with Donate dn'n Dort badryarr7 576-6999 PICKERING TWYN RIVERS AREA h •� oil a 5u -125 or 'Nov 4pc paths New parr 3 Carpet Throughout rias real- Ing eapIgIntige Stove wash!, dryer S125U m •util 0,$145c, Including utilities vaunt Available Immedutely 141615877045 or 509-8044 3-BEOROOM barrooms baser•.-• ­-:.Jv1t In quiet amlatxe Kiul,on at the "age Of town S11oc uMAvs CaK 19051852-2119 AJAX- -ocunr,e ;Aury lake - 1•.,n• 4 bedrooms. 3 wash- rooms 1acu41l hrepu" Trench doors. masher ensurte, Large eat -n kitchen 2600 S4 n 2 -ear garage Nanny sunt occupied ,n lower ie"I 140 °-nn■-1,'0 pet-, $1695• ai' ^!c 2C or Jan 1 )51-434 5417 BRAND NEW .xury Town T A(^A , : )edroorn wi -...Wlie nmesheo basemem wi fireplace 5 new applarlt- A,'C m pets no serl0kers 5'4013 • tMl". references +75 4340404 CDURTICE 2 berm bungalow ,r,•h a ••e laic in quad nelgh- bourMioC Main Boa wiry 5800 mo all InCluyve No pets Avail ImmedUhly Can 432 1183 leave message WEST OXBRIDGE. 3 urge 'H,.•... m - ..,r•-, k,1rMen 2 lux oaths lacuul tamely roan Itvng. dlnrtg room 1 r2 Jae Dec 1S1 $1285 plus Cao lutnv 727 8046 LINOSAY l'errghRul Spa- WHITBY ',edrucm walk -30 WHI'BY 3 bedruom Mouse coj, . :w^,room Sute bacts :^I••r •,": Ii.4i tient UWidrr hrushed Disetsil hardwood onlio ytel coum Close to -avwle lot On bus roukt park Iloors. IiMlast $1100 plus tlosi. shopping and aA ,rig, pod not -Wb S585,lmonm jbihei. references a Credit Amenues For more uuormal- mclursver Call Brun at 839- OWA Non-smoker no pets tion the 17051878-5586 1151 extension 3029 days or AvaWDk January 1 :all 905- 430-5895 evening 668-8557 after 6 30p m IIA1M FL0011 It;, Very spa- WHITBY. ' a 2 bedrocan. 107 CLOSE Sre Ne ....- IL,^tS'. I. backyard excellent ',UuA:u.l: 2 private nes St Fndgt. Stove yy entrances includes triage pAmun9 near !ai+rldry To a Last Dec lu (905"-1533 GREEN ACRES Nr.ere Nc stove. S70D,rno utd M1dUdttl ... ,min ,ely 905- it". tw all . 'A+OrkJble farm rc• 434-x948 WHITBY. '-bedroom out guared for mature family of 4-5 bedroom home GORGEOUS. NEW I tiedroom :,'.rr.,en, Jpartmedt. utikues Included 5600 Avaiubk Dec Acreage • barn Looking 'or upp,•' .',.ac, ey Rd avauadt now WtSmty Rd ' 1St Firsviat required Cakl to term Rase or mN 905e to assume P1laSr CAN 905- Hwry r7 5850 • utilities Cam Carol 190503-2758 leave 665-'2'0 905-649 5134 mesToous•s NORTH OSHAWA Super urge WHY •eril 'her' n:u an own 1Jn1 txxr>r ha x55 thin 1 Fa R•M 2-bedrxlm Exlra ,arge billyour rN Well maruged quiet build you mink"' Call Dave Hay- OSHAWA. ROSSLAMO anC Ing Conlrobed entrance 5729 lock Sales Rep Re, &I Surnm,t Really 09911 Std Waverly 3 beir,:om lewn- houses 3 ap- utd Cable Painting No dugs Dar 1st 905-579.5584 X151 668-3800 or (9051 666- wit garage. plrances. gas neat. Rem from $875 plus utilities IslAast re- MOIITN OSHAWA new 2 ped A 4utred Can !905!576-8805 8 room apartmenl air -Codd- 1 J m 4 p m weekdays boning oak cabinets. broad- VICTORLU 3 BEDROOM loom. extra room parking clean quiet Dwldmg. 5795 APARTMENT WANTED Mc - °inhouse Whitby mark to Cad 905-a35-0948 Laughlin Square 1 bedroom for January 799 Gu s. .mo downtown natural gas. OIIE BEDROOM apanmenl inn after 5 pm or learpet m�-� ve turdwootl. private yard. new ca Dec [St. $950 Pius available immediately $600 ,416, 324-8585 per montm includes neat. by dro and air Telephone 723- Mouses 1 For now Roost 1 2288 during business hours. b PAL'd 263-2312 evenings SAYS khn Fur - Aeaedi apartment KirlgiRltson area ONE BEDROOM BasementFAFFORD ANNOT Picke a msred room in Pldennqr,- ro Newy renovated Sud working TO We, kitchen facrhtles. near person $525/month. heat 8 included References, • HOUSE. Picketing Generating SUuon PTC GO 5360imorri $170 hydro nrsUlast required Avaiuble 5700hnonthd weekry 420 4318 Dec.1 905-432-8159 or 905- wnpayment'l�n 579-2922 (905) 571-6275 ONGHT tumtshed room. pri- BEDIIOOM BASEMENT 1-800-840-6275 pate toll bathroom.undry. table. vate apartment rn Uxbridge appr0x 900 Smell" h. fire place in living Mark Stapley ptgne. share laundry. kitctled In spacious fairly !tome Ret - room. parking for 2 cars sus xwo lir u. Nwn x•• i• r ,r erences IlrsVWI $425 a $600 plus 112 utilities Call month garage'parkirlg7stor- 905.852.9486 age space optional) Pickering. ONE BEDROOM, first and last • 0 905-683-5442 month. Available Dec 1st. . FUNNISNEO bedsding room. Quiet budding (905)-64(1-5902 Includes Parking, cable. laun- dry. oar tmlge and microwave Suit working non-smoker. adult tripleK Includes ap- • • $3851month tirstnast 427- pliances. utilities. parking. or • or • • 6932 nice area no dogs please 5600 /month 905576-6247 • .. • • IDEAL PLACE. Quiet. tur- OSNAWA LOCATION for Dec t s • • rushed accommodation in pItessional home. clese to Ist one bedroom. $600 2 OGH. suits working mate bedroom $810. Fntlbedroom m run -smoker $100/week Call $995 Monday 905-7234761 - 5 p.m (905) 576-2925 410 SICK OF RENTING?? OWN YOUR HOME - From $700/month Mxlrmum Income $30.000 year Not much downpaymerl Call Mark!! ' Help for discharged bankrupts Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 QR Dtscounted Mortgage Rate. (905) 571-6275 or 14800-840-6275 Mark Stapley SaIPS Rep. Remax Ab,lity Real Estate Lld UA ownikNrs!! a , I owmlorlses r Rem Ram FOR RENT 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units Utilities & parking Included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From 5910.00. Call 905-721-0980 1 Rcoms 101 AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Rere Furnished PICKFRING BRIGHT ,,, ACcomodatIOro t., ... ., II, , ,.,- A FURNISHED room k tcnen. Includes lain- ii lq„ °- dential Snare '!ry cable access to back- all tacddw-S •ree cable park ,erd Suitable for one non 'ng Ni smog!• MOST love Smoker S790,m0 Avair logs first RLaST S3501 momh Dec Ist 3,5-834-1C78 -800 567-5430 5;-M I PICKERING 9r,Kx ,y Hwy %VgWaooftoon $2 -.^; .• #S'+M mem CLOSE Sre Ne ....- Snar Dam x,lr hen Laundry Dingy -1iom in large rrerKlly 8 cable Sri , wk ' rst It Snared .'tome with 3 orners IaStworking pers:;n Refer- Close to pow transitsave enter can 305-619-1930 laundry All Gond N0n- sRYuter 5350imo 576-5577 • • 1 Worship 0 • • 1 WaslsO Senus Services 1 pored Accommodaxxn PICKERING 4;' nr•t! •� 'ry conservation area Share AI facilities female preferred Ion smoker no pets dvad- •ible now $375 monthry 839- '540 WESTNEY HEIGHTS. AJAX .vrm 6 appkances 3 park;ng +vad let 1st S500imo n Jusive 1905)-619,-3073 :ondommrums For Rent LARGE- nT•,..arum Sunny South exposure New paint Drodd- -0om and Nmdow coverings lar conditioning, one parlrmg pot !n heated undergr0unn• garage indoor pool. sauna ndoor ar wash etc $795%, month mduswe MrLaughlln Square Oshawa Bin Shxkei ton 434-5222 1 oRc• a • • R aK downto'e, sqn err. k0twatil East oShivka I 80 Sq n Commercial H05ue 45019 R SMP Call 434-2447 or 655.4132 U1 worwwp Serves 1 ie• III • SP— APPROX. 50 sq It new of- fice space for $450 available ,mmed!ately Includes every thing Simcoe N location Call Steve 576-6999 721 BLOOR St 'W 2nd floor. 1000 sit It $850,month m- cwm heat and Hydro Please call (905436--0704 or '9051263-2229 WHITBY CORPORATE :entre. 1st :;ass r!ra,! anuoffice space for lease. from $519/ month hydro included Many dinerent sires available Cal! lows Egnahs R E 1804268- 9088 Garage a • Storage 5 ace GARAGE WANTED_ lir ria•..,,., r •, ,.g Pepers Dave 427 1637 warehouse �• e WAREHOUSE e'- ';ro -.• 9175 683 5117 . I Florida vx R•ntais CLEAR *A -ER AREA B80 a:e war; ava4ac,e V. Mo 3/10 ro view x"ros 90`_ `. 798 CLEAR WATE R 3 tedruom .lone.; heated :)obf not tub Minutes to xaCnes. NHL an star Tame A., 241m99 NFL F00tDall Blue Jay baseball do%norse track :raldren overcome S275•wtek Photos 1905683-55M • • I 14101 loop SWVIC" ST. .4—NDR.E %'S_ 1 Pickcring Standard (:hunch PRE%B1 TER.L• LN r sI, r h. „11.1 i5 IT hurt- h loot. N. J wndav �ithill 10 -11% Pickcrinit % illage loft i - i 1 1 'Nonhip I 1 0o aim suntJat, �. h.,t,i l.raak'. - I + 9:1 S a.m. EvcninIg - 00 pm Raid. Famih Ngtht :30 Pm Fatnul% wor.hip 10:30 a m. Aduk Riblc %rude. ltwuh, Children ,unWv Nchoul-:-uper%i-4-0 .\ur,cr-. loativitic. Rcv Kc'n Rowland -Tbr (:bs•rrb That lolow ts- r2N-b 102 loss -O l a?h NEW wirE COWW ITT CHURCH AMBERLEA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 'iillal Ret. Ctre. AiLl 1555 Farm Rd.. The ran say Church 10:30 a.m.. WORSHIP./SCNDAY SCHOOL 1820 Whites Rd. North. Plcicenng We celebrate CHILDREN' SUNDAY... join us' 839"1383 A multi -cultural, multi-ethnic. With community. Sunday Service 1100 a.m. Call Pastor John Veenstm. cell. 416 618-5287 Sunday School and Supervised Nursery SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS BAZAAR J Sat Nov. 21st 9:30 a.m. -1:30 pm s ♦ w P?o wfth MAR,V ALICE lsmg November 22-24 Sam -10:00 Lia A 6:01pcAIB. 11MaL - 7µ3B.; Tow- - 8.30 i.lwl d: 7:01p1.aw. Mary Alice lsieib is Pastor of Twin City Harvest Church in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She is an internationally acclaimed and sought after author, speaker and teacher, well known for her practical, motivational, and exciting Prayer Schools and Seminars. rMOtrid MRrMM! C11111111111111"1cA 725 9= S7 W., O15111"rolnia ('905) 5741867 To Advertise your church services on our regular Friday Feature or on our Special Christmas & Worship which will publish Friday December 18 call Janice at 683-0707 AIP PAGE 30 THE NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, November 20, 1998 1 1 s.. es Morley to Lend 4 Bedroom 2 storey home on OBTAINING A LOAN IS NOT a farm nea, Uxbridge beautifullGUARANTEED view very private $950 OOr SOME month plus utilities 905-294 COMPANIES CHARGE UP - 12`1 FRONT FEES, OTHERS Call 1-800-733-03.35 To pur- DO NOT, IT IS INVESTMENT HOMES2 sior- SUGGESTED THAT YOU ey ,eni,a' Oshawa rented INVESTIGATE THOROUGH - 5125G moms 5112000 1 Sm- LY ole detached bungalow. tin- I BEFORE SIGNING ANY • 1 as lin • 1 Tenders • 1 TMWS Uff Coming Eyelets • 1 Coming Events M Comirg EveNs PRINGLE$ POTATO CHIPS Limited no ut distributorships are now available Ground floor opportunity, no selling Be your own boss Min in- vestment $16800 For imor- matlon package call 1-888- 335-7533 ished basement 2 full units $119000 1 Single detached CONTRACTS I SELF EMPLOYED I ncome 1n - bungalow commercial vac M�g,� r,rnaimra. opportunity work - am S89.900 Ali rents up to : 1 (romance ng toll or part time from date vendor relocating. quick Call 1-800-733-03.35 To pur- ".,me. promoting health and closings required Cal' (9051432.6465 MORTGAGES ;ro,n rr7 a,ri r'^•ar, ' freedom On the lob PRIVATE INVESTIGATION PRIVATir_ ue'• Ino for any pur- ini training Recorded message LITTLE BRITAIN large 18C pose All applications accept- ed Call Communrty Mortgage Please note new phone no 1 ,164 leer,, a,ed lot NewlyAecorated 3 -bedroom 19051668-,W5 800-361-1125. Extension t home with anactted 2 -bed- • 1 SURGERY OR ALTERNATIVE room -law suit mdudes 18 6•13% 2 -storey storage pp0prty fes S„Im1on' CHE.� S 7C. -A barn. 24x14 insulated W- TIRED OF OIETING7 NE - ;afe All Nalwal Propneiary rage separate driveways THIS �_:,- A cr k•• a+,,•. Well- Formulation designed lot All asking $130000 17051876- ness Pfox.�: deslgneu to Women who wan a sale way 1713 Make %ou Feel and Loots 1, enharce. stupe torte uphit N IN OSHAWA-- wood Hors urge rot Close to Oshawa Centre Shows to per- fecnon Move before Christ- mas Askmg S123.9oc Teie- phone 1905 720-2307 FiA Lots for Sats 1,: ACRE _ta rio eY• Leskel ern. $69000 Walter Frank Royal Le Page Frank RE 576-4111 I out-01.Toerr, ert1e1 LINDSAY--'lghiful izd eft.: : hM•1x7n, su t. backs onto of course Close I - hospital shopping and all amenities For more i fonna- tan. car (7051173-5586 Mor»+ b LOW ALL STRESSED OUT' Me, YY we a•- 'eip Consci,Jaie your debts Lower your momMy payments Breathe a ktik easier Cal tipper Carl da Fundnq A 905-426.9759 MONEY PROBLEMS. ei out It"r'uot or being aarrksnew Everyone accepted regardless OI cram ra..g Can lot free reormation 905-576-35M Student bans 4lauded GRE%: cy Durnng off Inches end generally perfect the white you Sleep Can you be- curves o' the female form lieve it... Call 1905)6%-1027 Can You Believe It,, Call Make extra mnnev dl.tnb- (905)666.-1027 uhnti ilii. Am,ring I'ro- duct - T., kam rehire- a I 1MV0090rons Call 1-800-733-03.35 To pur- <Me"1Def ,i%&,e air reV,ter a• a dr. DURNA6L•S OWN DATING tnbutur Call (daytime) 1- PRIVATE INVESTIGATION PRIVATir_ c00-445.3898 (10*166689-C maga corporate hOmars1 insurance, surveillance. li- Moe.re a censed and bonded 15 years NRAGE CONSULTANT Join experience (905) 5714888 'isles! 7•pwmg mage or toll tree 1-688-240-2408 =0mpany in Canada as seen I ; 1 ^n Oprah Winfrey Urkirl,ted � -among arxtkn, "am" car program Please can 1-800- PIANO STUDENTS •- 690-3397 or oe^,­er s•.•• • -'s Less. NATIONAL OWN „! retad Of1S n my home. ANx area -s ,^-ring ••anchlse op- Cal Joam O 905 -686-935 1 686 4351 ?atuntty No fryctlrse tet .ow Intal dtvestlrient Con- tao Kevin (416) 266.5124 OPERATE YOUR -wn lawn marnte^ante an,-, snow ne- movan franchise. to 400 gross weekly income guaranteed Exclusive term Call the Gardener 19051763-9343 OPERATE your awn lawn maintenance and snow re- mora francrim $1200 gross we hi income guaranteed Exciusiw. termor+ Call the Gardener 905.753-9343 Please read your classified ad on the first day of publica- tion as we can- not be responsi- ble for more than one inser- tion in the event of an error. THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY I U OF DURHAM REOLIEST FOR PROPOSAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT SERVICES FOR YEAR 2000 OPERATIONAL COMPLIANCE IN DURHAM REGION'S WATER AND WASTEWATER OPERATIONS R.F.P. 661-98 SEALED PROPOSALS, clearly marked as to contents will be received by the Regional Clerk until 2:00 p.m., ITHURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1998 MANDATORY SITE VISIT: THERE WILL BE A MANDATORY SITE VISIT AT 9:00 A.M. LOCAL TIME, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1998, COMMENCING AT THE DUFFIN CREEK WATER POLLUTION CONTROL PLANT, 901 MCKAY ROAD, PICKERING, ONTARIO. ALL FIRMS WISHING TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS MUST ATTEND THIS MEETING IN ORDER TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THIS PROJECT. Specifications and proposal forms it. y be secured from the Purchasing - tion. Supply and Services Dmsion a (905)571-3311. -owest or any proposal not necessarily ac :epted. ROGER ANDERSON REGIONAL CHAIR. J.S. LORNE C.E.T. M.B.A., CPPO, Manager of Supply b Services, Finance Department, 60 Bond Street. West, 2nd floor, Oshawa, Ontano L1H 866 DA Una SATURDAY AND SUNDAY - - NOVEMBER 21 & ? yP ON A �'-TML R% %ATI RD41 10.00 .A N TO S 00 PM Sit 10-00 A.M 71) S.JO PM •. FATHER LEO J. At•S ITV SCHOOL w,m.e kduIL% DRI 11,11-A 11101 LEN ARI). Vi, 11111111111, -•J ADMISSION i ; T fa.%children $2.m Sponsored by the -- ' I !der 5 FREE PINE RIDGE RAILROADE S r • I Auctions • 1 Personals • 1 Personals ESTATE PLUS CONSIGNMENT AUCTION. SAT NOV. 21 AT 5 PM AT MYLES KING AUCTION HALL, 33 HALL ST., OSHAWA. �e'r gerator. electric automatic wash - Arid dryer. Chester- surte, walnut table i - � 4 chairs. 6 pce 'aa, dining room suite. ' .ue kitchen cup- d. antique chest of r-aNers and dressers. 1a cabinet. al lamps. -led and numbered -Is china, dishes. +r, large sale. plan to i• o,d list not complete MYLES KING AUCTIONEER 725--5751 Personal Prayer to the St. Jude Thanks to St. Jude and the Sacred Heart of Jesus for favours received. .May The Sacred Heart of Jesus be adored, glorified, loved and preserved throughout the world now and forever. Sacred Heart of Jesus pray for us. St. Jude, worker of miracles, prav for us. St. Jude, helper of the sick, pray for us. Say this prayer nine times a day, for nine days. This prayer has never failed, and your prayers will be answered. Publication must be promised. R.A. Prayer To The Blessed Virgin (Never known fall) Oh, most beautiful flow- er of Mount Carmel, frurttul vine, splendour of Heaven. Blessed Mother of the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, assist me In my necessity. Oh Holy Mary. Mother of God, Oueen of Heav- en a Earth, I humbly beseech you from the bottom of my heart to secure me in my ne- cessity (make request ) There are none that 1 1 lmprovenrnts M2 1 Improvemiurb 13N72 Moving a SIa111190 1 No.rng a slor,ya : , 1 s9ro9^M19 6 , I •nig 6 can withstand your power. Oh Mary, con- �e.c9par9 LAnndscape+9 cerved without stn, pray for us who have re- course to thee. (3 times). Holy Mary, I place this cause In your hands 3 times). Say this TREE REMOVALA MAT AJAX MOVIn S stems INENANCE prayer for 3 consecutive days and then you = : ser. �, - .r5 v ng e� y- to s a lits Ji7janno renikontall Landscaping must publish. It will be granted to you. c rate or ho^ We now have fmaleo Storage We 031 17 thanks again. R.C. SPR1. I1 , NGS GTN RESTORATIONS BaeMoOm Reno s, -_­ 3•nlcs. Marone, 8 Tile -Eavestrough Cleaning. Rapalr and knsta Labor -Drywall Tape. 6 Painting 436.7621 or 662-"U COMPLETE RENOVATIONS \o lob het bill' or small. bill, m inn;, drywall, taping, painting; - a pleasure. 70yrs. experience Call 721-1542 for FREE No Obligation quote, OR ask about our house- cleaning special Umirs, windows, carpenvy, b�ert Iz, bat}vrlonu ceramics. decks Free estimaaes sewlo&s Discounts MEMBER OF THE BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 19051426-3362 Ask for Paul :1 Roorrg A&C ROOFING, And Alumism Shingling. all types of roofs, new and old, Workmanship Guar- anteed. 10% Discount to Seniors, fully in- sured. Free estimates Call Andrew at (985)428-8704 1 • Plumbing BILL HOPPER CONTRACTING Plumb -ng service Kitchen and aathroom repairs and renovations Counter tops sinks 6 vanities Ceramic and Vinyl Tat Lic 6 Insured 905-68"242 BRIT -CAN PLUMBING LTD. Complete bathrooms - kdChens - basements - d;shwaShers - repairs - renovations - ceramic tiling - pas piping - appliance hook-ups No lob too small Free Esrimatos. Call Phil 985 -427 -SW PLUM/IHt ON THE GO Top Quality Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and new installations Residential -Commercial No job too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 985-ti37-9722 1 per! i OMWMNN PLASTIEFUM Colour matching Stucco ceilings No money up front. ay when your satisfied tee Estimate. Senior Ihswund All Pro Painting and Wallpapering slw o t 'lliki s Gcricral MTWM TuP yu;day w,wk a rca%,M d IC rrr 21YA ,It he Scnaxrs Call I,e a FREE Enmale 404-9669 see rwvirg SL1pOkts Park and load spec+: - ori 5725 and up Sernng East t0 West Coast et OLDER LADIES N1mntg +ce to provPNMSuvlcss onvatt H,mt Pnone 35S�Tni69rminmei �8 T725-0005 or sil L�:� °'SW 427-0005 <Me"1Def RABBIT WA " wolue DURNA6L•S OWN DATING r C= ODlnn, Marc Fir htloren s cares SERVICE, au 583 Create a private mnn0ox a And AI Occasions. Have My Own Magician. browse other personal ads Moe.re a Can IEInRie d1 free Meet a grew FrieI1d a j TMS PAINTING i floorllry 987-17" or U7 -IM Love W life b DECOR I ; 1 . , � • • seN;;; Schools.o�srlEllwShwtsR Service 40 Interior b Exterior lit w(9051 404-9625 11 30 am European Workman- ship CARPET Fast, clean. INSTALLATIONS reliable service. 25 years experience 420-0081 restrefchilg, our speciality. Free estimates Moe.re a D i N owcn, S•meee 987-17" or U7 -IM HARRY-O_THE- MOVERS Move big or small, we price them all! Fret esti- mates, seniors discount. short notice mores Ap- pliances moved, also storage space available. Comparable rates. Call (14W263 -spar i STIUM Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appliances 1S Piano Specialists. Senior 8 Mid -Month Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. Prtt4estsieial Call 136-7795. Craps Yodels Bargain rates, homes, offices. apt., etc. Piano Packing available. SELL IT NOW CALL 683-0707 Or Uxbridge 852-9741 a 7 Y.46.`. 9 pm PREGIum T7 we are a shble luwng marned Couple with a 3-1/2 year old who wish more ow ar= to MIT= IT Dan hal Patrick lol•free 1-877-300- 6184 [•7/. c.y.R.R. A discreet introduction strv- _ ice Named and sirole adults R grow • • ElrlartRYrlRkin fix �1t6-335 5665 or senclut; �s � JOHN PYKE'S R= ..1 """'"r' w mT 1 MONZ! Hard working, reliable cleaning lady. Attention to detail. 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The�fw* rill receive friends at the MCEACHNE FUNERA HOME, 28 Old IGrvoon Road, Alax � V1. hip) 905.428-8488 from 7 to 9 pm and 2-4 and 7 to 9 pm Friday, Funeral mass to be held at SI- Frartps dB Sales Catlt k Clxlrch, 82 Church SL S., Ajax) on SallurD%wring November 21, 1998 at 10: am. kttarntent PinMemorial Gardens. Dona- tions to the �yax HeeM Cerpre would The appredated by ft fentilp. O'1'r n • .. ... ..1 Jif.. til a 11, 1. - f -f a t It d. -- .A - • J-1,4 •'.i -,-.'r ir'. J. -f NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 20, 1998 PAGE 31 Al IMAXiPICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU... SINCERELY YOURS TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTF. YOU MUST BE, 18 OR OLDER. SEEKING NIEN Call 1-900-451-3793 52.49 per min. HOPE TO HEAR FROM U! ,g, 43 yr old, feminine brunette. edu- vrofesslonal with eclectic tall would net an inlelrgeM. fOKI" le. wet ;ned. fit. spontaneous. Das6fohale 'an. 39 to So. with a grog settee d v lO snare my love and life. BOX 11531 TIRED OF PLAYIIG! a. swigle *of" Scorpio. smoker .:.oral linker. see" male. 27 to 35. noswp. possible relafions►aD Enjoy _ . Wks cOU!" "%AV- hockey. mea& ,nrorw3 time with friends. SOX 14178 REACH FOR THE STARS d sit le write female. 6' em+poyed, Kids. 'likes music. mows. Svwnlmling. IV^ and more. Looking W some- ; to 33, who 6 my height or tiler, eo, secure open. honest arta likes ew mugs Box 16740 FUN AND ROMANCE? 1-R :,ewe brunette, ran smoker. Sep- . : -homer of two. employed. bokng lir 1,n loving, good natured " 33-45. endsrapeomparvandap and posebfs ice Enjoys animals. music. movies. - hg and senill nonlethal Chid" s BOX 19260 SEEKING GENTLEMEN u 5 4- n­7wr haw, blue eyes. enjoys "Outs, lil waits. and nobler C040- Aeonq a non-smoftng male. 39-55. Ilea and suers, wit good sense ON BOX 26975 A TRUSTING BOND... rE d. 5 T fol figured sirighr is kese. Ke, x lest and affectionate, kites the cars !ravel. music. anmafs aria lamrly LOOnurtg for Tal, tWdaOfnte. SeC1re gen, • n Nim a zest for lis and a grog per- r1y Box 16741 LET'S GET TOGETHER Sf .� 5'717 attractive lady we of g 1 '.,;n bw^9 gery%nyn Enjoys travail. •;ars. Wwq amlcmip and live 10 De ': and dined See for yotalall 210 iE9E, CUDDLY TEDDY BEAM? "Jgird temas. 30. «joys cooking, S footbas. maws. basketball. etc �w."9 someone who an laugh, a" X�= Drtvefsason aro an aodapt me as I tr BOX tIwo LITTLE BIT COUrTsM Q e ;Ir separated mom of tam. bias music oro -xxng for a mart tit ofd fashoned aye' Mo ,s rorty nb tan* Ite Box W14AT 1711 LOOKING FOR r a ve arng. honest. tall red head. Iale sas cokng liu pe r a tar*w en. 5545• a sho exp lwarg out. moaea, the COUrttry Side• '�,�_' -icing. Vu it trines and more. Box a1 r MUST BE solc Et M d ( male. 5.8-. bbnde his, good se s4 of n r1vd. enjoys music. movies. art. 'a4eY9ht dinnal . swwmm�9. walks on thio ring and nae.Looking lir a a, 'Xharilhc man. lir a PCSN M Ia1MiWF sed 8CX 16039 2 BUSY 4 LOVE! 71 F 7y atlrach ile Separated IamaW, mcg airs . 7. 125 uas. braam tzar amid big blowl era ekes the Outdoors, da iclif spoft oweng vim r>tenos• gwdww4r 448. Looksi all haft a casual Mgfalhip _ARE YOU My TAZ? "t 1or9 curlY browfor ternalls who � tough, 10 bkraym cirsai nWYs n>R, , a WOO fia, Tpoft site wart 10N, wfnh4, nhwfts and sparliq 1a1� � �Taox 192 11 or Ful WAITED A LOW TBE ". educam 4WAK or, Soft l f career Dlomde, oat no d�ffygM VWft w41h 'oeoak, vaned ai- -',,Icia algo0 ay f4es9� Ill dsOandftGaN� �Y please BOX 28964 Nft.nw Bum LVE "a rtre`�yn Mal pomwei Beva lady. bas b Cly -mom kiss aNnp Willow Minsk quilat brag UM Ill01a. Sthsk mainakitiL Malls b sharemy otWAOL SIM `10` yy r sial DOK14G FOR My MATE wow ce two a MIheorle fed,r�P. b go out °D0490�°rtaly and mag for CO1aa. Liana PN to move& BOX 1 DID YOU ANSWER YES? Are you a romarfic. non-smoking. fall. Das- shonate, witty. tit gentleman. in h5 405 with rMegir"l DO you envoy a little bit of adven- it'i IItieYmi a an enered res. s� this tleaWduf hear Iron Your BOX 1g3 c would love to COME EXPLORE WITH ME Intelligent. down !c earth. energPhc zest for Ile lady seeking a male win simdar attribut- es to store Ides challenges and adventures. BOX 15716 R U INTERESTED? _ kndepen wt. full figured attractive. 5'9-. I green Seeks a tales 60 Sayoung Inmate r Yout'9 man oto respects firs anOwnar and tikes 10 talk. 'jinn. d?SOB. �-7'. trahref. watch navies. etc Are You wNeresfW7 Cake inn BOX 26957 I'M READY 27 r old. sensitive attractive, write %male. who all Tri movies. clubs, and frardship Inst. No head g -,es lkkast be wall educat- ed- Shall nava a sense Or humor. ,ban but Charming, BOX 30530 INTERESTING GENT? Female afro ell many vaned wtteral seeking an ad-. nNemmg gentlemen. SO -60. who is sncero and honest. and enjoys van us Niterests and can afford too Friendship could blossom b a b" 9 to toMoorntwp BOX /8733 RED ALERT Could pas be your 26 yr Oid. attractive. fit. NO lemalb. with bloMe hamblue eyes. that speak for ttrmtsefves. Looking .or an attractive. M. tun kovn9 guy, with a warm heart A sal b shore all the good and cha- Wr9N tones ahead BOX 26M FLOi TO BE WITH 25 r old. S. browr aired and eyed. mnp- um lite female likes ckDa, movies. long walks aid cunt nngt- at nonce Looking lir an open. honest down to earth maw box 13195 ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER 36 yr old. separated whale temtale horest. good sere Or hurnor, enjoys cuddy wrasLs and 03WO Box 14305 LOOKING FOR... Adracstrs. p(OWSSK ria. creaow, smobae/y stable. let. animist living. adventuress woman Looing for a tion-nWWWLC moo. 46 to 60, who approcidi Rise puabes and who resembles Sinn Jimmy Sm in or Robot Coleco BOX 15687 TNIINDERSTRUCK Is rofd kfmale who woes moves, long walks on to beach. thundeybmns and hOhl hands BOX 16553 WAITING FOR YOU... Will oft *r4". on early 40'8. roti -smoker, with h p rn , . is bilking lir a hand. homey and WcuWtflltl mule Enjoys name, classial and ohdee muw- traild and M Insider BOX 19114 FIT THE BILL? Brdwin hewed. se acmve female Is seskng a IN. M. nWAgwg. adwnbMoia. romantic mule. 40 to 50's. non-sinoker, with n"rey. Box 11600 RORIAMM AND FUN 57 years young, but looks much younger. romontic full figured, lius ves music. dancrg. trawl, brig walks, chn ens, pka much more. N0W someone to stare To good lanes wak it rmsioded call BOX 26948 LET'S CONNECT SOON 47 yr d0. 5'6' Wmate wit short brown har and husl ayes, Ikea moves. oakshome- cookiM cafell and the ouesclom Looking lir A mai. around Re same age d doer. Mph sntiar ntawats for hwwsry Box 26015 A QUERY GAL 42 yr fid I i. 54', am -ace". hazel eyes. -'bRom0s. easy going, good saw of humoir social tainiker, enjoys bWKI , 110 outdoors. dfkreb. iM beach• walks, dancing. mows and mina. LOolorg lir an aaactive. ww Oy, � kali Iowg, with s+rhiar interval COIAD THIS BE YOU 34 yr old nom, killiking for stms one to spall a0111a afiM GnhaS wiNh. go b drrw wish and Mala my kAaa will BOX 14190 L EM DANCE AW&dk,& door ied I 1, 57. meduan bulla, bl0ralt hair, hsi syss, ren imoka►. social drktwr L ooldrg fora white male. SO oro ft whosdance spaltrwao roma, lira�oYro BOX 16420 NOT HAND TO PLEASE 44 yr aid airVe morn. 5'S, enjoys many ftVw - o-" 9 lir a M* kind. aftcbwisW fh, drawl 10 all malls, afro has open "mom Box 19096 YOU'RE MY HERD Ws %Mow aff"OUS, iamoo . worm. cuddy. MIMOV ahikim kiiiii aadvionlsidincues aso"dri- vn i counary and moon X IBM itw TAKE CARE OF IE 2e r old. 5'10'. 130 b Ionjob seeking a mw who mm Wrong. sports, waft on X 16417 FRIENDSP 8 HONESTY Aiatufe, hHI onest and caring fli. Who enjoys the little things hie has to -ha. +could pike to meet a gentleman. 50 ! f, who seeks a Irrend and comparoon in the ;obarg or sumoundlnp areas sox 26941 ENJOYABLE TIMES HERE Separated mom of !wc 41. 5 - ekes country music. fining out. long dines, walks, watching sports on tv, theater. movies. etc Seeking a kid r)earted man 38 to 42, non-sm-ker 'xcasional drinker childlessworks fill t,me and tit Wart Ineridl first BOX 13961 SEEKING A GENTLEMAN 51 yr Old female dig blcrrd i hair and blue eyes Entoy tike ndng, walking. music. and 7kXet evwwrgs Coolinrgg tOr a genffe- mar+ between 49 and 59 BOx 30526 FRIENDS FIRST 49 ✓r Old Call black female. non-smoker writ" a Heart of god Enjoys movies, music. dneg Out. theatre and more Seeking a male. 40 Pluswho is jun IOvwg and a non- smol with similar Interests BOX 11424 OPEN A HONEST a FUN 39 ✓r 1)4 5 5- b� i ^,nest Nnite mom with brown far, hazel eyes. smoker. soca) drinker and a sense of humor Enjoys ling walks goo camping. movies. dancing and more Seek , a romantic male -inti s"Itar interests 9r! '5260 12v's the day to get bark into r 02W Give it your best unth the personals. FAIL into a Relationship. Place your FREE Od, COLI 1-800-662-8423 24 hours o dry, 7 dogs o weak Daapsl for hash lived - ed Assay Ifraaee CAN YOU HANDLE IT? 49 yr old. attractive. black Ism". non- smoker. worm traveNed. enjoys dancing. dr, i g out music Refire and mare a re mai with sn i wtle stareys- X 13819 PATH MAY MEET AS ONE 26 yr old. madam built. set s incl oyes. attractive mom of one. Loo.wah sense or Minor. Enjoys MMp• working Out arta more. Saekwg a byal, atacbonass rtes for a�brm�. BOX t 3%6BOX 13856 YOUR COIMAMsoNSHP Somefore to share nogg. drvi g out. mows, day imps. outdoors. gc. AmaCtive. pews tad%. 5'Y. a kind heirled Libra, w6tes to meet a snare. goriest, Christian 9ertte- mat aft 6 a ion -Smoker. social dntlw =Baty oro me 60 s. n Cobowg and surround- BOX ZD37BOX 237 OOT IT TOGETHER 22 yr old, ransmoki s ll wtfW l rfee enjoys waft. dig of pod. cookrg NO mow. t you haw a bid leapt and a had law me a medial BOX 15644 TAKM IT SLOW 41 yr yourq 4'11', 105 b• whta krndD s bdufig lir romare and honestyIf you aw imresbd, call! BOX 15742 = I Cap 1-900-451t3793 $2.49 per min. I13atiNT SEEKS LADY 23, hopolM romw1NC mai. 5""to cmrpany d a lady for fnerdsttip to might tun n0 a romantic r*LVWWW. H you aw a lady 20-28. and enjoys woks, moves, ta" and UKON, please Wave • mea- sa9a. BOX 26977 SOMETHING IN C(>MMON? Attractive. 34 r• old. 5 ?" brown hair blue eyes. in good shape. Construction worker enjoys the outdoors. camping. boabng- d" irg out, musk. dancng, work ng out, etc Looking to meet a "e. while female. 23- 14242 34 with some of the same interests. BOX HUGS AND KISSES! Divorced English gerue^har attractrve, SOS. 57-. lark rta1r, due eyes. non-smok- er. SOCaI drinker, outgoing, honest, coral efate. likes cOokmg, traveling. movies. holding hands hugs and kisses Seeking a skin, empbyed lady. 35-50. with no depen- derits and similar ntefests. BOX 16729 COME INTO MY Ull 33 yr old. 51)- 01-111 ^a.' aro eyes. pro- lessiOnal, ion -smoker looking for a alai. trustworthy and honest lady. 30-35. to snare my He and have lin with Prefer a rhOn-smoker Enjoys the outdoors. movies. Cooking kids and mon, port Hope area BOX 18249 CARING LOYAL FRIEND Singe. harrfsrme established. blue eyed professional male. late Ws, very fit vier. filed In snarw•.y 'RJakty time with Swlgle shm. amraclNP .rolessiong female age 2340 wM if •)ys ''xh9 rorneribc woks. -utdOr: dC1••r'PS -:.doing by a fireplace BOX 26976 122 READY TO START OVER 31 yr old separated white male. would jut* to enjoy we with someone new I open mnasd. love kids. employed and game lir any" now, into water. Country Music. to nightlife and mora tlUx 19231 HEART OF GOLD Professional male. youlf" 57. gong on 37.5'S. 150 ba, with ten year ole son Car. ii honest. a" Outdoors, none We and more Strong tamily vak,es, non-smoker. OCCiSohal ttrtinker. financially secure Saaractivo. sum Lady. 40 b 50. who 5 alsowmrwmy socusf BOX 26949 SAGrTTAMM PLEASE 45 yr old dvaced father. asaftm sense of Minor. Protessronak. ndaporfdwt. mul0- talenaed. handsome. talally posew and with good reason to be. See" a 40 yr Old. PrCNMS*fe. ndepwident Mescal sagnaian woman for frlendolip am rate- nomshp. NRMby. BOX 26972 BEGOOdW A NEW WniW Woo. adwMrous mai. 4i. 6'0', with hart of gold, enjoys waif. . 91"- awdl dial trawl. S4tirg around le camphre. Seeks swoo. fort-amokfn9, fORWO. WWIOtl dSPWK*tA 38.44, list lir Me. Massive. can% honest and sneaw• in Oshawa Dunham mea not in b head games. BOX 26973 TREAT YOU RIGHT 00 yr old Mai. 5'10'. good kookng Enjoys iponts, dwuwl , gong out to dnhet long wwkt on the beach r night. movies. quiet Genas. salsa of humor, knows how to heal a hady % t Seeking aaacvm. famala. betarean 32 and 42. BOX 28968 CODDLING AND AREA 35 r fid, 510'• 165 b. I4 divorced MVa make with brown half and hWal wym I on wit%. huttuk. MlsdoreW a smoad and social drinik r. Enjoys my ids, coos" music, dancing. the beach. romantic vW and 3058 Lookirf9 b share kfe's 13O 17 NEWADS! EASY TO PLEASE Single whale male mic 505 5. 8- 160 Ill likes walks. cotantry drivesgolf. avid reader. Mil Pretty good Cook and a fit of a romantic Non-sihoil somal drinker looking for a woman who is slim or petite. 40- 55 yrs old. BOX 26970 TREAT YOU RIGHT Good J001"Ln9 reale 40 5 I enjoys sports. danCng. going oW to timerlong walks -r he beach at niginK. movies. Qfifef fines. T,,o Sense of rumor knows now 10 ini l a lady Ike alady See"attractive hernale. 32-42 PDX '30532 SHY GUY 32 r fid shy male Is ioorcrvJ !a a non-smil Ing lemsie fwth a slim t0 rneouwn bull for fur Ines and possible " term rata oravp BOX 1 D973 MOTHER EARTH 60 r 04 male whd gives the and and tour, try life Lodang for s!wneane with the same nlefests and who 6 a nor,smokar aro social drinker for a rdesonsevp Box 19284 ROMANTIC MUSICIAN Handsome. clhb-ring, ;awry. ro-antic. sum. Oki eyed. whorturg mumblan Seeks Sam -1140 'c 50. with own lir. for hat rorrtamo ab act -tion. an over saAhem Onnno volorturhrty '-fty -rocks -rice Please all, to m a profitable business BOX 26965 Call 1-900-451-3793 $2.49 per min. ALL THIS ANO MORE -.ary .he male 'X°fg 'a -mer py rreles, Ili for M 1111isS, waits n the coull 11"g, Outpmr"N snorts and more Box HEY GUYS WHAT -S UP? 25 y -rd male Smoker. 00" for a guy. 19. who 6 good hpplawg, ronast. SWCWO and '.11 to ow grrea. for an Ongoing roki •.kali 'to Er" gong Do ,lube. dancing. ac BOX 18379 GOOD TIES AWAIT Bin woes mule Ilk wig n Oshawa asar0h- ng for another nae for WNCOLrdws LOS meat somewlie soar BOX 10717 NONE THE MIEPOOM 38 r fid. Of curious maw is sesrcnng lir (socias! WXMLRI NS "am anollaw male and =Oft BOX 13366 DISCREET TBEB-. 23 r an 155 b. brown hawed and bks eyed male a looking lir anter mile. is 10 25, lir deaow r+caatlrs Oaew aria Box 16742 JUST LACE RE 21 yr ofd mere. bieck haw. blue eyes. 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No bawds or snh,' BOX 11505 LET'S 00 ANAY_ 5'6'. 150 b male. 31, see" annalr mate ID 90 loglaw WdL Waris sormame CUUM1. d m% NWft and dsorsal BOX 16464 SECRET FRIENDS 40 yr fid mrhiaa mala is so" a m min nub lin O" OVaoftm BOX 11346 VOLrRE THE ONE 21 r old. 5.1('. 155 b. ahtariwa• Cern shaven oil gn y music. b aid mom Sao - ins a strai9' adn9 mala, 110 25. cohisp type. wilt similar irsre-I- BOX 13130 DISCREET INRERLUDES Early 21'A while maMidi a g a bouple lir rlem diacwal kin a. BOX 16133 ENJOYABLE TIMES 34 yr -Id. 5'5- 160 b -,aa wnc enjoys hi n'9. Diking, swimming and more Seeking a male for enloyahle times possible reliatin n- slvp BOX 16159 LOOKING FOR A FRIEND 31 yr Old, gay M fP male ookin i icr andh- w gay wrhnte mare. 29 t0 31, for fnendynp BOX 13378 SPIRITUAL SEEKER Tanni muscular male Kf n Eastern religion aria Philosophy Enjoys nearing. OW aro Imrg Toronto on the weelieno k5 male with Similar nten- ests EIC X 25681 Call 1-900-451-3793 52.49 per min. 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