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.BY SUSAN O'NEILL pointed body. !in schools and the responsibilities the province. parents had to say."
Staff Writer In its Report on the Role of of school councils. "Altogether we held more than Among its recommendations,
Parents should have more influ- School Councils, released Thurs- The report, the third in the se- '100 meetings around Ontario," the EIC, established under the
ence in their children's education day, the Education Improvement ries The Road Ahead, is the culmi- says EIC co-chairman Dave Fewer School Boards Act in 1997,
including playing a role in select- Commission (EIC) makes 43 rec- nation of eight months of research Cooke. "It's clear the public is en- says school councils should have
ing the principals at their child's ommendations to the Province and consultations with parents and thusiastic about the idea of school greater influence in schools, in -
school, says a government-ap- about the involvement of parents members of the public from across councils. We listened hard to what . See DURHAM page 4
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in string of robberies
BY STEPHEN SHAW
Staff Writer
He turned out to be a she.
Police believe a transsexual ar-
rested at gunpoint following a
Belleville bank heist Wednesday is
the so-called Unisex Bandit re-
sponsible for an 18 -month Canada -
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The Unisex Bandit, also tagged
the Bomb or Bookworm Bandit, is
suspected in a string of holdups at
financial institutions from Vancou-
ver to Montreal since May 1997.
Three were in Durham Region.
The Bank of Nova Scotia on Brock
Street North in Whitby was robbed
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�'IBYSUSAN O'NEILL "When we can't get certi-
Sraf'Writer fled teachers then we have to
School boards across the take second best;' says board
province will soon be affect- director Grant Andrews, who
ed by a "serious shortage of notes the uncertified teachers
qualified teachers" as thou- hired by the board have re -
sands of educators are ex- ceived letters of permission
pected to retire over the next to teach from the Ministry of
five years, says a study re- Education and Training.
leased by the Ontario Col- While the Durham Dis-
lege of Teachers Friday. trict School Board did not
The College study esti- hire any uncertified teachers
mates more than 10,000 this year, Bill Butcher, co -
teachers will retire this year, president of the Durham di -
while more than 41,000 edu- vision of the Elementary
cators are expected to retire Teachers' Federation of On -
by 2003, leaving a "severe" tario (ETFO), says there
shortage of teachers in On- have been "preliminary dis-
tario- cussions" between the board
And, here in Durham, the and the union about the pos-
separate school board reports sibility of hiring uncertified
there were difficulties in teachers in the future to meet
finding qualified candidates the rued for French teachers,
during this year's hiring which is becoming a prob-
process while public board lem across the province.
officials predict a shortage of Mr. Butcher reports while
candidates in the coming the public board had no
yam" problem in filling vacancies
"The shortage of quali- this year, it could be difficult
Sed candidates, particularly in the future.
in areas of specialization "Every board has picked
such as math, science, reli- over the list of people apply-
gion and technology, became ing for jobs. The list is get -
evident (this year);' states ting pretty thin. We're having
the Durham Catholic District trouble finding supply teach -
School Board's 1998 stat ng ars:' he says. "lite well has
report. noting four uncerti- dried up because everybody
fieri teachers were hired by has got jobs'-
the board this year because Brian Reid, manager of
of a lack of qualified candi- human resource for the pub-
dates- lic board, nates. "That
ham could face shortage of teachers'': Board, union,
shrinking pool of people on
which to draw is being
drawn upon by more and
more (school boards as re-
tirements increase)"
He reports the board is
anticipating roughly 180
teachers will retire this year
and says staff have already
begun planning recruitment
strategies for the coming
year, including looking for
candidates in Manitoba and
the Maritimes.
"We may have to go a lit-
tle further afield to find qual-
ified people," he says, adding
the demand for new teachers
is a direct result of increasing
retirements.
The College of Teachers,
a self-governing body creat-
ed in 1996 to regulate the
teaching profession, warns
mass retirements over the
next few years will lead to
"severe" shortages of ele-
mentary and secondary
teachers.
The study indicates the
"looming" shortages will af-
fect all regions in the
province and points to spe-
cialized areas such as
French -as -a -second lan-
guage, mathematics, science
and technology as those that
will be hardest hit.
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eluding input into the selec-
tion criteria for principals
and the performance ap-
praisal process for princi-
pals, superintendents and
directors of education.
"Having some input is a
good thing," says Tom
Hawks, chairman of the
school council at Epsom
Public School in Port Perry.
"Generally I think parents
would like to have some
input but I don't feel as a
whole we have the skills or
experience or training to
make those decisions...we
don't really want to have
hiring decisions, that's not
our job
However, he says devel-
oping a list of criteria for se-
lecting principals is a good
idea and is something that's
already done in many
Durham schools.
"We're very concerned
;about any council getting
involved in hiring, firing or
placement of staff. But they
should have an advisory ca-
pacity," says Mike O'Con-
nor, president of the
Derham elementary divi-
sion of the Ontario English
ANN VANSTONE
'We recommend that
councils have a real sav
in their schools.'
Catholic Teachers' Associa-
tion (OECTA).
Mr. O'Connor notes
councils at separate schools
in Durham have traditional-
ly played a role in principal
selections, including what
they see as necessary attrib-
utes.
The EIC report, which
outlines the purpose, activi-
ties and information school
councils require to do their
job, also states the Province
should establish a parents'
bill of rights to ensure par-
ents have access to basic in-
formation about their
child's education.
"We believe they are en-
titled to this information and
to opportunities to influence
their child's education," the
commissioners write, noting
parents must be provided
with timely information
about their child's progress,
information about the per-
formance of their local
school and opportunities to
provide input into their
child's education.
"We are convinced of the
potential of school councils
to improve kids' learning,"
says EIC co-chairman Ann
Vanstone, who visited
Durham to consult with par-
ents and teachers in Septem-
ber. "We recommend that
councils have a real say in
their schools. -
The report also recom-
mends teachers and school
board employees have the
right to participate in the
school council where their
child attends so long as they
do not work at that school.
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SEVERAL From page 1 In some of the robberies a of the alleged Rnnnrr and
The suspect was charged
with 31 heists — including the
three in Durham — following
questioning by Durham and
Belleville detectives.
The total take in the heists is
believed to have been $100,000,
Det. Pinkney said, adding it's al-
leged the money was spent on
"day-to-day living expenses:"
Public,
replica pistol was used; in oth-
ers, a fake bomb was left on a
counter.
Previous descriptions re-
leased by police identified the
studious -looking suspect,
shown in bank surveillance pho-
tos, as a man.
Truth be told, "we weren't
really sure whether it was a man
or a woman," Det. Pinkney said
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Human Resources
Development
Canada is being
held at the Metro
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Feb. 24 and 25.
The fair is
open to all area
residents and will
provide the oppor-
tunity to learn
more about the
employability
skills necessary to
succ66ff in a num-
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represent a variety
of employment
sectors, including
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tourism, skilled
trades and infor-
mation technolo-
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The event will
showcase busi-
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up to help make
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EDITORIAL
Welfare savings
a great start
But more effort needed to find jobs
Community and Social Services
Minister Janet Ecker's declaration that
the Province's crackdown on welfare
fraud is saving $100 million is good
news for taxpayers.
With so many legitimate programs
facing funding cuts it's obscene so much
money is being stolen from public cof-
fers. Tougher enforcement has been a
long time coming. Unfortunately it's not
the only government department that
has been abused. The Province should
carry this same philosophy to other
areas such as overbilling of the Ontario
Health Insurance Plan. There's no dif-
ference between a person falsifying doc-
uments to get social assistance than a
doctor bilking extra money from OHIP-
The Province needs to crack down on all
fraud equally.
While the minister carefully ex-
plainod tough new measures for crack-
ing down on welfare fraud, the money
saved and even the number of people
who had social assistance reduced or
terminated, one important aspect is
missing. Where are the savings going?
The Province has taken some heat
over flip comments regarding Ontanans
on social assistance, such as when Pre-
mier Mike Harris said the allowance for
pregnant women on welfare was being
cancelled because women were using it
-to buy beer. Despite such off-the-cuff re-
marks the Province now has the oppor-
tunity to show a more humanitarian side
while also reducing welfare cases.
Reinvesting the $100 million in sav-
ings into proactive measures means the
Province can get even more people off
welfare rolls. While a strong economy
goes a long way toward that goal (in
truth, it's the single biggest factor) there
are many more people who lack em-
ployability skills and need a firm hand to
break the cycle. The Tones workfare
program gets some service in exchange
for welfare but doesn't really help get
people into productive long-term, high -
paying jobs -
Through employment counselling,
the Province could direct the unern-
ployed toward educational opportunities
for high-growth industries. Offering in-
creased tuition breaks for education
areas which meet the need for jobs can
reduce the chance of people returning to
welfare.
Every attempt should be made to
provide people the opportunity to get the
skills to find work. For many the road to
employment is paved with many diffi-
cult issues such as day care and tuition.
It's hard for hard-working people to feel
empathy for those on social assistance,
but the only way to reduce welfare costs
is to educate people for growth indus-
tries.
If more people get off welfare and
into better jobs it also reduces the
chance their children will end up on the
dole. And that will benefit all Ontarians.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
,Keep reporting
good work of
young people
To the editor:
In the Nov. 8 News Advertiser,
I was delighted to see your fea-
ture section headlined 'Amazing
Young People'.
It was about time that the sor-
did reports of teenage vandalism,
fights, stabbings and shootings
are replaced by the stories of
ok"s come home,,.,,at last
those whom I believe arc in the
vast majority in Durham Region
— the young people who show
dedication to discipline, good
order, service to those in need in
addition to their academic
achievements.
While they deserve our sin-
cere congratulations and encour-
agement, much also must be said
in praise of their parents who ob-
viously provide their most neces-
sary of needs, that of love and a
deep sense of caring for their
children.
You would do well to continue
this type of reporting on a regular
basis, as an encouragement to
those of that age who may be less
endowed.. and whose homes may
As reports of a crash came over the
ister of Community and Social Ser-
not provhde the love and support
they crave, but at least to encour-
scanner that day five years ago, I like-
.Iy
vices Janet Ecker to ensure the Arse-
age them to persevere.
cringed as I was singled out to go to
tnault family would have the support
much to be saidfavour of the
the scene of an accident on Hwy. 2
Linda
needed to care for Jost in their home.
virtue of "Stick-at-it-iveness".
near Fairport Road in Pickering.
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Their efforts went unnoticed.
Hooray! And, hats off to
I remember the traffic being backed
4 White
A few days ago, I welcomed the
you ! ! !
up and, by the time I arrived, ambu-
chance to meet Jose'.. hits an event 1
lance crews were long gone 1 parked
Wry,
won't soon forget, fa hers is a story
John E.G. Stone, F.C.A.M.,
at a nearby gas station and talked to an
that is so much more than a teenage
Executive Direetor,
attendant who shared with me some of
prank that ended in an horrific asci-
Society for Catbolic Life and
the gruesome details of the accident.
enoed since her daughter suffered se-
tdent. And it's atone than a story about
Cukere,
Back in the newsroom, a veteran
vere brain damage. Always, she told
a young woman who never had the
Ind returned from the
me how she lookers forward to the day
chance to live life to the fullest and a
scene. He had seen the victims
when her family w oukl be together
family who has lost some of their
sprawled on the road and predicted one
again
tiaras.
!
of the girls would never be the same.
That day finally amu a little more
It's a stony about bow our loved
The News Advertiser accepts let '
He was moved to team
than two months ago, when Mrs, Arse-
ones an get lost in a web of bureau-
ters to the editor. All letters should
I remember making regular calls
nault pulled Jost out of an institution
cxacy — insurance claims still have not
be typed or neatly hand-written,
after the accident to check on the status
south of the bordM where she had
been settled — and how a family lost
150 words Each letter must be
. - of the torn most seriously injured. Her
stayed nearly two years. And though
years witlh It daughter and sister bo-
signed with a first and last name or
name was Jost Arsenault and she had
she hopes she will soon get more sup-
cause a government refused to give
two initials and a last name. Please
attended St Mary Catholic School.
pat than she currently has, her only Fe-
them support to are for her at borne,
include a phone number for verifi-
But that was all I knew about her until
gret is that she didn't bring Jost home
ere n though it would have cost so
cation. The editor reserves the right
_..thttie years ago, when I did a series of
sooner,
much less than to ane for her at an in-
to edit copy for style, length and
articles on families with disabled chil-
But it wasn't for a lack of trying.
stitition.
content. Opinions expressed in let
She lobbed politicians and even had
. Perhaps it's time for those bureau-
ters aro those of the writer and not
Since my fust contort with the fam-
the support of a neighbourhood
seats to pay a visit on the Arsenault
necessarily those of the News Ad-
ily, Jose's mother. Vmla Arsenault, has
ratepayers' association and others
family. While Josd will never be the
vextiser. we regret that due to the
s>_sbared with me a bit of her grief and
syml)athetic to her cause. They took up
same, they would soon discover she is
volume of letters, not all will be
,some of the frrstratiom she has eapen-
a letler-writing campaign, urging Min-
so much more than just a number.nted
pri-
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BY STEPHANIE McDONALD
Special to the News Advertiser
Six members of an area Scout
troop have been honoured for
saving the life of one of their own
who fell off a cliff.
The 1 st Port of Owasco Sea
Venturers — which draws young-
sters from Ajax and Pickering —
were given the Award of Merito-
rious Conduct at a ceremony in
Ottawa Friday. It was presented
by the Chief Scout of Canada,
Governor General Romeo
LeBlanc, at his Rideau Hall resi-
dence.
Group members were recog-
nized for their heroism in an acci-
dent Nov. 25, 1995.
Five Venturers and two advis.
ers were on a weekend camping
trip at Rattlesnake Point Conser-
vation Area near Milton.
`They just stepped in to
help out a friend.'
Wayne Nicholson
They hiked up a trail approxi-
mately 300 metres to the top of
an escarpment to explore several
caves. To reach the first cave, the
Venturers had to go through a
narrow opening in the rocks
which brought them to a small
plateau. Along one side of the
plateau was a cliff which dropped
almost 20 metres straight down.
Venturer Eoin Canavan some-
how got too close to the cliff. As
he turned away from the edge, he
slipped and fell, landing at the
boulder -strewn bottom.
Fellow troop members looked
down and saw Eoin lying motion-
less and yelled to him but there
was no response.
Bradley Anderson, a Metro
police officer and adviser for the
group, tied a rope to a tree and
rappelled to the bottom of the
cliff.
The others climbed back to the
top and sprang into action to res-
cue the 16 -year-old boy.
Adviser Edward Lang and
Venturer Derek Jean ran to the
park office where Derek phoned
911 while Mr. Lang alerted the
park attendant. The two then
went to the entrance to direct the
ambulance.
Venturer Robert Lang ran to a
group of Milton firefighters train-
ing in the park to tell them what
had happened.
Remaining troop members
Trevor Nicholson and Justin
Brown ran to the bottom of the
cliff where they found Eoin semi-
conscious.
Mr. Anderson assessed his
condition and determined Eoin's
back was not broken but his left
wrist appeared to be badly frac-
tured and he had possibly broken
his jaw. He had also suffered un-
determined head and internal in-
juries.
The troop members comforted
and immobilized Eoin to ensure
he didn't suffer anymore injuries
on the jagged rocks.
Mr. Anderson removed his
jacket to cover the boy and keep
him warm in the -2 C weather.
Firefighters had reached the
scene and with the help of the
Venturers they placed Eoin on a
backboard, carried him to the top
of the cliff and through the woods
to the waiting land ambulance.
He was transported to an air am-
bulance which lifted him to
Hamilton General Hospital where
he was rushed to intensive care.
At first, doctors thought Eoin
would be all right after they re-
lieved some pressure from his
brain. But later that night Eoin's
brain began to swell again and for
about a week he was not expected
to live.
But, he made a quick recovery
to return home on Christmas Eve.
After a month of therapy he went
back to high school.
Wayne Nicholson, a third ad-
viser for the Venturers who was
not at the camp that weekend be-
cause he had to work, nominated
Six members of an area scout
troop were presented with one
of Scouts Canada's most pres-
tigous awards for a daring re-
suce in 1995. Above left is Sea
Venturer Robert Lang. Below
(from left) are Ed Lang, Brad
Anderson, Derek lean, Trevor
Nicholson, Justin Brown, and
leader Wa_vne Nicholson. At
right is the cliff where Venturer
Eoin Canavan fell anti K as sub-
sequenth rescued h� �rienc.�s.
the six members for the award.
He reports the Milton Fire De-
partment said the troop members'
fast response saved Eoin's life.
Other than Mr. Anderson, no
one in the group had any formal
training besides First Aid.
Mr. Nicholson says the boys
don't feel like they did anything
special.
They just stepped in to help
out a friend.-
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It's in the mail,: T-wo*aba'ndoned kittens
Um Pilose hod "W it shock
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Happy ending as new home found for stray cats
BY STEPHANIE MCDONALD Along with a friend who was
SpwW to d w News Adverdwr with her, the Grade 6 Fairport
PICKERIING — Elizabeth Beach Public School student took
Pilotte thought someone was the kittens door-to-door asking
playing a Friday the 13th prank. neighbours if knew who owned
lite Pickering resident arrived the cats.
home Nov. 13 to find someone No one did.
had left her a special delivery. Ms. Piloue figures someone
When Ms. Pilotte's daughter who knows she already has three
Laura returned from school cats thought she'd like some kit -
around 3:30 p.m., she noticed the tens, too.
lid on the family mailbox mov- "Our cats always sit on the
ing. kitchen table at the front window.
She heard sounds coming from Maybe somebody saw them and
the box. thought I could take two more,
Then; she saw two black kit- she said.
tens poke their heads out of the The kittens, one male and one
cramped space. female, received a clean bill of
health the next day from the
Whites Road Veterinary Clinic
which determined the felines are
five to six weeks old.
Ms. Piloue is upset that some-
one would abandon their kittens
in such a manner.
"We're not the type of people
who would turn animals away. I
could have put them in the pound
or the pet store but they deserve a
good home after what they have
been through."
The family expects to keep the
kittens until they're 10 weeks old
before giving them to a co-work-
er of Ms. Pilotte who agreed to
adopt both cats.
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Jobs for youth on
.breakfast menu
AJAX — Providing good jobs
for young people will be the topic
of the next Ajax Business Network
breakfast meeting.
It's being held Wednesday,
Nov. 25 in the banquet room of the
McLean Community Centre, at the
corner of Westney Road North
and Magill Drive.
Breakfast is at 7:15 a.m., the
meeting at 7:30 a.m. and network-
ing at 8:30 a.m.
It's sponsored by the Town
and Elizabeth Rijikenberg of Mer-
rill Lynch.
There will also be an update
on the Ajax Official Plan Review.
The network was established
to encourage the business com-
munity participate on important
economic issues.
People interested in attending
should reserve a spot by calling
Alison Sheppard of the Town of
Ajax at 619-2529, ext. 231, by
Nov. 23.
For more information call
Doug Lindeblom at 619-2529. ext.
238, or Peter Tollefsen at ext. 250.
Gingerbread Factory
at PTC aids YWCA
PICKERING — Kids can have
fun getting ready for the holidays
at the Oshawa YWCA's second
annual Gingerbread Factory at
the Pickering Town Centre from
Dec. 10 to 22 during mall hours.
When visiting Santa at the
PTC, children can decorate their
own Christmas gingerbread cook-
ie with icing and jellybeans for $1.
For kids unable to have cookies
for health reasons, wooden gin-
gerbreac figures will be available
for the same price and can be
decorated with crayons and mark-
ers to be used as tree ornaments.
All proceeds from the Ginger-
bread Factory will benefit Oshawa
YWCA programs and services, in-
cluding the Ajax Pickering Pro-
tected Living for Everywoman
(APPLE) Community Project,
[serving area women who are vic-
tims of abuse.
CMe teleaw fen
Tole rsillet
PICKEFUNG — A Christmas
Banquet Fund-raiser will be held
Saturday, Dec. 5 at 5:30 p.m. at
Forest Broil Bible Chapel. at the
comer of Fmch Avenue and Fair-
port Road in Pickering.
Celebrate'Coming Together at
Christmaswith vocal record"
artist Ruth Ann Onley and guest
speaker Dan Statham, a frequent
guest on 100 Huntley St. There'll
also be an all -you -can -eat family -
style dinner, child care and a
Christmas card sing -along.
Proceeds will go toward pur-
chasing sound equipment for Pine
Ridge Community Church.
Tickets are $40. To reserve
tickets caN 837-5083.
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Duiham Region delays business
tax capping decision
BY KEITH GILLIGAN
Staff Writer
Fearful of "making the same mis-
take as the Province", Durham Region
is delaying stating its position on cap-
ping business taxes.
Councillors deferred a recommen-
dation calling on the Province to define
what a small business is and giving
municipalities the authority to come up
with their own methods of helping
firms cope with tax increases brought
about by the Ontario government's tax
reforms.
Scugog Mayor Doug Moffatt
warned colleagues on Wednesday
against approving the finance depart-
ment staff report. "We're making the
same mistake as the Province, making
instant decisions that will have long-
term implications"
The Province introduced legislation
two weeks ago forcing municipalities
to cap tax -reform -related business
property tax increases to 10 per cent
this year and five per cent in both IW9
and 2000. Queen's Park wants to cush-
ion the blow for small businesses fac-
ing large tax increases although its leg-
islation seems to cover all firms.
Whitby Mayor Marcel Brunelle
contended the provincial government
is trying to "solve a local problem from
afar. The Province bungled (tax re-
form) and thev'rc putting a Band-Aid
on it'.
He also complained there hasn't
been enough consultation between the
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Region and municipal treasurers on
capping.
" I want fulsome consultation with
the treasurer of Whitby and with oth-
ers. That's not happened"
Finance commissioner Jim Clapp
denied the charge, saying municipal
treasurers have been consulted for
some time in meetings held on a regu-
lar basis. The most recent Region staff
report wasn't presented to area treasur-
ers because the legislation was intro-
duced only days before Durham's fi-
nance committee met.
Mr. Clapp said municipal treasurers
are having difficulty comprehending
the provincial legislation's vague defi-
nition of businesses which should have
tax increases capped.
' The definition of small business is
what this report gets into. Capping
catches everybody, large businesses
and small businesses. Obtaining a def-
inition of small businesses is what's
been discussed with area treasurers;'
he said.
Finance committee chairman and
Oshawa Councillor Brian Nicholson
said the Current Value Assessment
that's caused the tax hikes and cuts
may have addressed inequities in the
property taxation system but capping
would wipe out the merits of reform.
"T7he Province is being too short-
sighted. Capping maintains the unfair-
ness that's been there for a generation."
Coun. Ni;hol�on fear. ,:arpin_, r.ir
hikes will end up
porations and not just small firms.
"The biggest beneficiaries are large
multinationals and the Province itself. I
don't want to see the Province hide be-
hind small business. Define small busi-
ness, but don't give the benefit to large
multinationals:'
The finance committee will deal
with the matter at its meeting on Nov.
25.
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'To heck with Hot Flashes and insomnia
By Clare
Whitmore -Price
Is menopause really a
disease in need of drugs?
What side effects are we risk-
ing from synthetic Hormone
Replacement Therapy?
As women we have
seen the medical approach to
women's health make many
U turns. Until recently men-
struation, pregnancy and
childbirth were treated as a
disease. Thalidomide, a so
called "safe'' drug for morn-
ing sickness caused physical
abnormalities in babies.
After being told the
DES was a safe way to pre-
vent miscarriage, hundreds
of thousands of women
found out it causes the cancer
in their children. In the 1970s
hysterectomies were a cure
all for everything from men-
strual cramps to menopause.
Estrogen without proges-
terone was prescribed for
years as the magic bullet for
menopausal symptom of hot
flashes, depression, mood
swings and so on.
Now even the pharma-
ceutical industry literature
acknowledges the increased
risk of breast cancer and
endometrial cancer from ,vn-
source of natural Estrogen
is produced in the fatty tis-
sues, healthy adrenal
glands and in a healthy
bowel?
The important word
here is healthy. Most of us
have spent the last 30 years
rushing to bring up chil-
dren, develop careers and
be superwomen. Living on
adrenal energy boosted by
caffeine and sugar we have
exhausted the adrenal
glands.
Now we wonder why
these same glands can't
take on the extra task of
producing Estrogen.
With all the 1000s of
intricate mechanisms and
biochemical activities our
bodies are able to carry out,
is artificial HRT really the
only mechanism for keep-
ing the female body, bones
and healthy and strong
after 45 years old, when the
rest of the body can live till
over 100?
In many non -western-
ized, agrarian cultures,
there is no word for hot
Flashes because they are
unknown. How much of the
menopause "disease" is
induced by our lifestyle and
what can we do to nourish
ourselves for a healthy and
empowering menopause?
Women in North
America are told that with-
out HRT we have a high
risk for heart disease.
However given the
risks and side effects of syn-
thetic Estrogen wouldn't it
be more sensible to improve
cardio health through the
safe and proven routes (as
recommended to men with
cardio risk, by the way) of
exercise, good nutrition and
anti -oxidant supplement.
Natalie Foeller, a spe-
cialist high risk
maternal/infant public
health nurse for over 10
years and a graduate in
Nursing Science, now spe-
cializes in educating the
medical profession and the
public on natural medicine.
Natalie demystifies a
natural medicine approach
to menopause and the risks
of heart disease and osteo-
porosis. and shares herbs
and nutritional approaches
that help the body rebal-
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Sugar in Your BakingPlans this Christmas.?
Sugar is a sweet, crystalline
carbohydrate typically extracted
from sugar cane and sugar beets. It
is a non-nutritive, empty calorie
that robs the body of vitamins and
minerals.
Refined sugars have many
different names, such as granulated
(table) sugar, powdered sugar,
brown sugar, com syrup, dextrose,
raw sugar, turbinado sugar, and
malt. Even much commercial fruc-
tose is really purely refined sugar.
Many people believe that
sugar is only bad for you when
ingested in enormous amounts,
when actually "normal" amounts
are damaging to the body. The fol-
lowing is a partial list of physical
and emotional symptoms or condi-
tions caused or made worse by
sugar in the diet: obesity, high
triglyceride levels, ulcers, diabetes,
hypoglycemia, hyperactivity, can-
cer, cavities, weakened immune
system, PMS, intense sleepiness not
caused by lack of sleep, coated
tongue, heartburn, foul smelling
gas, irritability, forgetfulness, lack
of motivation, irrational thoughts,
situational personality changes,
emotional outbursts, and the list
goes on.
Only one third of a person's
sugar consumption is purchased as
packaged sugar. The rest is con-
sumed in manufactured foods. It is
imperative to read all food labels as
almost every-
thing on store
shelves hw
sugar in it, ever
salt. When sugar
is eliminatec
from the diet, at
foods start tc
taste better. Taste
buds become
more sensitive tc
the natural
Sweetness 01
foods. Soor
sugar craving:
begin to dwindle
and control over
one's eating
becomes easier
and easier
Bodies begin to
feel better,
calmer and sleep
improves -
As more
and more people
are becoming
increasingly
health con-
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want to know
what substitu-
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sugars that
won't produce
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the ugly s' mpWms that
were mentioned earlier.
Are artificial sweet-
eners the answer?
Artificial sweeten-
ers such as aspartame
and saccharin have a
long list of negative side
effects.
Saccharin has long
been known to be car-
cinogenic (cancer caus-
ing) and aspartame has
had more complaints
noted against it than all
other artificial sweeten-
ers in history combined.
These include migraine
headaches and digestive
disturbances.
:Natural sweeteners
such as honey, molasses,
barley malt syrup,
brown rice syrup and
maple syrup granules
may be vour best bet.
These sweeteners
enter the bloodstream
more slowly and are less
apt to cause insulin relat-
ed problems. Therefore,
when you do your
Christmas baking this
year, try a natural sweet-
ener in place of the white
or brown sugar that is
called for in the recipe.
You may be pleasantly
surprised and your body
will thank vou, too.
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uate and write a set of board exams.
Such exams enable our title to go from
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What many people fail to realize
is that massage therapy is useful for
many, many conditions outside of tine
obvious. Most people commonly use
massage therapy for relaxation and
stress management and, indeed, the
results are extremely good. However,
many other conditions could be
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help of massage. Injuries sustained in
motor vehicle accidents, like whiplash
or back strains/sprains, headaches,
migraines, upper and lower back pain,
neck and shoulder tension, muscle
spasms/cramps, Carpal Tunnel
Syndrome, pregnancy, constipation,
circulation and res-
piratory condi-
tions, improve ath-
letic performance go
and injury, as well
as many others.
To better
understand why
massage therapy is
helpful for these
conditions it may
be beneficial to Oshawa
look at a few of the
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itself. Primarily, there is an increase in
circulation of blood and lymph which
assists greatly in the removal of waste
materials in the body by way of
increased blood flow. Consequently,
our blood pressure may be reduced as
massage helps to manually push
blood through the body, therefore
making the heart's job easier. Massage
is extremely helpful in decreasing
edema and swelling. It causes a shift
of fluid from the tissues into the blood
enabling it to be removed by the body
as waste.
So, with this new, gained
knowledge of massage therapy, why
not take the plunge and give your
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Chiropractic together with mas-
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in how ,you feel_
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How Aspirin can save your life
Does it make sense to cant'
an Aspirin in your pocket? After
all, if you have a headache you
can always pick up this common
painkiller at the pharmacy. But
suppose the crushing pain is in
the chest and suspiciously like a
coronary attack? Not having an
Aspirin immediately available
might cost you your life.
Aspirin is the most popular
drug in the world today. Its sales
numbers sound like the national
debt. Every year North Ameri-
cans take about 33 billion tablets
of acetylsalicylic acid (ASA),
with Aspirin being the most well
known brand of ASA_ Moreover,
there are more than 50 other
painkillers that list ASA as the
main ingredient.
Today many people take ASA
for the usual reasons. headache.
to lower fever and ease muscle
cramps. But now we've entered a
new era. ASA is being harnessed
to prevent the No. 1 killer, heart
disease.
The first indication that ASA
could prevent heart attack oc-
curred in 1956. Dr. Lawrence
Craven, a physician in Glendale,
Calif., followed 8,000 patients
who were taking one to two ASA
tablets a day. He claimed that not
one had suffered a heart attack.
But no one listened to him.
In 1971 John Vane, a British
scientist, discovered that ASA
helped to prevent blood platelets
from clotting, a major reason for
heart attack_ He received the
Nobel Prize for this work.
Dr. Charles Hennekens, a
Harvard researcher, studied
22,000 healthy male doctors.
Half of the doctors took a 325
mg. tablet of ASA every other
day. The others took a placebo.
Five years later those who took
ASA had 44 per cent fewer heart
The Doctor
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So today who should be tak-
ing Aspirin to prevent a coronary
attack? If you've already had a
heart attack, low dose Aspirin
should be taken. That is, unless
there's a specific medical reason
for avoiding Aspirin.
But what about those who
have never suffered a coronary'?
Studies show that preventive As-
pirin therapy can have a major
effect in decreasing the risk of
heart attack_
ASA can also cut the risk of
stroke due to blood clot by 50
per cent.
Today many physicians also
recommend the use of ASA for
men over 40 and women over 50
who have at least one risk factor
for heart disease. For instance, if
they have a family history of
heart attack before 55 years age.
Or if they smoke, have diabetes,
hypertension or high blood cho-
lesterol.
Some physicians also recom-
mend that post menopausal
women not taking estrogen ther-
apy should take ASA. This rea-
soning makes sense.
Prior to menopause women
have less chance of heart attack
than men. But once the periods
stop and estrogen levels fall, the
risk of coronary attack gradually
increases.
Today only 15 per cent of
North American post-
menopausal women are using
the Estraderm patch or pills such
as Estrace. The other 85 per cent
are at higher risk of heart attack
and could benefit from use of
ASA.
What dosage of ASA is re-
quired to protect the heart
against coronary attack? Some
physicians suggest taking one
adult Aspirin (325 mg.) every
other day.
Recent studies suggest that
lower doses may be just as effec-
tive such as one baby Aspirin (81
mg.) every day. But more re-
search is required to determine if
a decreased dose provides equal
protection.
But suppose you're not taking
Aspirin and you suddenly have
severe chest discomfort'' And
there's a strong suspicion it's due
to heart attack and you have no
medical reason for not taking
Aspirin?
Studies show that if you chew
two adult Aspirins immediately
the risk of imminent death de-
creases by 25 per cents Net bad
odds when the grim reaper is
knocking on your door.
Aspirin helps to prevent coro-
nary attack by its action on blood
platelets. These small particles in
the blood arc part of the blood
clotting process. Aspirin helps to
oil blood platelets making them
less likely to stick together.
Unlike some pain relievers,
ASA is not an opiate and is
therefore not addictive or habit-
forming. Charles Hennekens, la-
bels ASA, "one of the greatest
therapeutic medical bargains of
all time.-
In
ime "In fact, as time goes by ASA
seems to have an ever-expanding
use for medical conditions. And
in case you're wondering. yes I
do carry two Aspirins in my
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Engagement
High school sweet-
hearts T racv Black and -
Kevin Gorman are
going to tie the knot.
The Ajax residents were Y .
engaged in October and
are planning a wedding j
in 2000. Wishing the f
couple all the best are
friends and family of
the bride-to-be, especially Stefanie. who says it's been a
long time coming, and the groom's family and friends,
including those in England. "Moose also wishes the
happy couple a lifetime of puppy love!"
Birthday
Our little ti!zhter turns one on Nov. 22. It's been a long
road since Darian Saw•h was born in
London at 30 weeks, spending the
first two weeks in the NICU. After
,ix weeks in hospital, Danan came
horse. Darin would Bike to send a
.�• thank you to the nurses at St. Joseph's
and Scarborough
�p
Grace Hospitals. talc A
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birthday party is being held with fam-
ily and friends. Wishing him a happy
birthday with hugs and kisses are
brother Colton, Mommv, Daddv and Sam"
Birthday i
Nov. 20 was
a special day -i
for Erik Mar-
tin. as he
!turned three.
Happy birth- i
day wishes
from Mommy,
Uncle !Michael, Gnadma, Aunts
Michelle, Mary Ann and Laura,
and cousins Sarah, job --&" ,
Emily, Lindsey and Danidk. i
Wedding
Tanya and Ray Hill walked
down the aisle on Oct. 17 in Cal-
gary. Tanya (nee Josses) is from
Pickering and Ray is from Ajar.
The couple were pleased so many
guests from Ontario made it to the
ceremony. Parents Joyce and Dave
Ba, Collin Jones and Ann Dem-
ehnk Josses wish the newlyweds a
life full of loving and laughing.
Birthday
Yinka Olu-
soga turned 15
on Nov. 17.
Happy birth-
day wishes and
love to Yinka
from "Da
Crew: L -Boo-
gie (Lauren).
Brat (Maxine)
and BAP (Karen). Four Eva your
girls! Where my dogs at"" i
Birthday
The cutie in the Mainella home
y� has turned one.
1 Sabrina Mary
Gail Mainella
celebrated her
birthday on
Nov. 21 with
happy birthday
wishes, love.
t'E hugs and kiss-
es from Mommy, Daddy, Nanny.
Poppy, Grandma, her aunt, un-
cles, cousins and friends. "Have a
great day. We love you" j
Birthdays
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The Heron family is busy cele-
-- -- brating birth-
days this
month. Jaoelle
turns seven
years old on
Nov. 25 and
Marshall is
three on Nov.
23. Mom, Dad„
and sisters Ashton and Deanna
wish them both a wonderful birthday and many more.
We love you"
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Aug. 8 was a special day for
Laurie and Michael Norwood as
they became husband and wife.
Friends and family gathered from
near and far to witness the glorious
day. The couple honeymooned in
Florida and reside in Ajax.
Birthday
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turns 10 on
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ble digit boy"�-
a wonderful
birthday are
Mum, Dad.
brother Shane,
cousins Bruce and Chantelle, his
aunties, uncles and grandparents.
Engagement
Grace and
Wallace
Broydell of
Pickering are
proud to an-
nounce the
engagement
of their
daughter
Michelle to
Micheal Eggens, the son ol- Pat
and Jack Eggens of Guelph.
Wishing them all the best, with
love, are Mom and Dad.
Birthday
Happy ninth birthday wishes
went out to Megan on Nov 16.
Wishing her all the best, with love
and hopes for a great day, were Aun-
tie Lynn, Uncle Mike and Daniel.
~Our little
figure skater"
turns eight
years old on
Nov. 23. Wish-
ing Nicolle*
Leech Bird a 1
ham birthday
with love and
kisses are
brother Brady, Manny, Daddy,
her Grandmas and Grandpas, j
Great-Grandmmwber Nana, all her
friends and Rusty the cat.
Ali -
8.
Engagement
Grace and
Wallace
Broydell of
Pickering are
proud to an-
nounce the
engagement
of their
daughter
Michelle to
Micheal Eggens, the son ol- Pat
and Jack Eggens of Guelph.
Wishing them all the best, with
love, are Mom and Dad.
Birthday
Happy ninth birthday wishes
went out to Megan on Nov 16.
Wishing her all the best, with love
and hopes for a great day, were Aun-
tie Lynn, Uncle Mike and Daniel.
~Our little
figure skater"
turns eight
years old on
Nov. 23. Wish-
ing Nicolle*
Leech Bird a 1
ham birthday
with love and
kisses are
brother Brady, Manny, Daddy,
her Grandmas and Grandpas, j
Great-Grandmmwber Nana, all her
friends and Rusty the cat.
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Bell as fine food.
was a stranger to myself until then!"
The next bump he found repre-
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sented adhesiveness — that things
stuck to the patient.
BY STEPHANIE McDONALD
"How do you treat that, Doc? Sta-
Special to the News Advertiser
tic cling guard?"
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PICKERING — The head on
No, he explained, it meant the pa -
these shoulders is perfect.
tient likes to keep things around, to',.
Call me arrogant, but that's what
have a lot of friends knowing the true
.
I've been told my whole life, ever
value of a friend.
since entering this world by cesarean
This diagnosis came a little closer
4,(
section. You know what they say
than the last. But, one suspects many
about cesarean babies ... They have
people are afflicted with adhesive -
perfect heads.
ness. Who doesn't like to have
Or so I thought until the News Ad-
friends around them?
vert ser told me I needed to have my
Finally, Dr. Zonk asked the patient
head read.
to name a desirable characteristic
Psychiatrist? Psychologist? Nope.
from the chart.
Phrenologist. Dr. Zebediah Zonk
After scanning several words that
(aka John Dale Warburton), Victorian
couldn't be comprehended, I settled
humourist and practitioner of the lost
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pe.ec e e noggin Dr Zebe" Zonk (aka John Dale
art of Phrenology — the analysis of a one more time to determine if the pa- Warburton) employs the lost art of
person based on the bumps on their tient has a lot of hope. As it turns out,
bead. I do. phrenology to tell you things about
Off to the recent Pickering Towr- I hope the News Advertiser never yourself. By reading the bumps on
ship Historical Society's monthly makes me get my head read again. your head he claims he can deter -
meeting featuring Dr. Zonk at the The Pickering Township Histori- mine many things about an individ-
East Shore Community Centre in cal Society meets on the second Tues- ual. He recently read the head of
Pickering. day of each month when guest speak- this unidentifted volunteer, as well as
Dr. Zonk sat his 'patient' in an old ers discuss topics of a heritage na- that of student reporter Stephanie
wooden chair. Then came the mo- ture.
ment of truth. What did the bumps — For more information contact Tom McDonald
or lack thereof — on this noggin re- Mohr at 839-1221.
veal about my personality?
The good doctor explored the head
for a few seconds before stopping
abruptly. What was the problem?
Could it be he was amazed by the
sheer perfection of the cranium be-
fore him?
Or was he about to make an atti-
tude adjustment with the judge's
gavel he held in his raised hand? Was
he trying to kill the patient''
What had the News Advertiser
bosses got their co-op placement stu-
dent into?
Then it hit me. Not the gavel. It
was just as I had suspected all along.
This head is perfect. So perfect he
had to add some bumps to make the
noggin more like a mere mortal's.
But, like everything else with Dr.
Zonk, the gavel was only meant as a
joke.
So he continued to inspect the
head. He found a bump just above
one ear.
Dr. Zonk pointed out the location
on the Empirical System of Phrenolo-
,gy chart on the wall. Once he found
the spot, he could identify the charac-
teristic it represented.
The bump was a sure sign of ali-
mentiveness, a term the patient found
in the dictionary which had some-
thing to do with food or nourishment.
Dr. Zonk said it meant the patient
was a lover of fine foods — a diagno-
sis to be considered accurate if you
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Pickering United Church, 300 music."
Church St. N., in Pickering He adds many families have
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CRAFTS: Inter -School Christian Fel-
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5 p.m. at the Metro East Trade Centre,
Brock Rd. north of Hwy. 401, Pickering.
Sale also on Nov. 28, 29, Dec. 5 and 6.
Booth rentals available. 831-9204 (Dar-
lene).
CANCER: Yoga for Bodies Under
Stress, for cancer patients or their care-
givers, is held from 10 to 11:15 a.m. at
Hearth Place Cancer Support Centre, 86
Colborne St. W., Oshawa. Take a blanket
and small pillow. Limited space, regis-
tration required. 579-4833.
CANCER: A weekly Caregiver Sup-
port Group drop-in meeting, where peo-
plc supporting a cancer patient can share
feelings and coping strategies, is held
from 7 to 9 p.m. at Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W., Os-
hawa. 579-4833.
MONDAY, NOV 23
MENTAL HEALTH: The Durham
Family Mental Health Support group
meets every Monday at 10:00 am. at
Pickering Village United Church, 300
Church St. North, Ajax. The group pro-
vides support towards improved mental
health, while focusing on the family.
668-6101 or 619-1499 (Cathy
Llewellyn).
DENTAL HYGIENISTS: The
Durham Dental Hygienists Component
Society meets from 6:30 am. to 9:30
p.m. at the Oshawa Public Library,
;McLaughlin Building. Personal trainer
Lee Valiant will speak. 905-987-1617
(Helen Bertrand).
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Hwy. 2 and Brock Rd., Pickering. Any-
one interested in helping to organize the
festival for next June is welcome to at-
tend. 839-5229 (Eileen Higdon).
HEALTH: Dr. John Noble holds a
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Mondays, 7 p.m. at 8 Old Kingston Rd.,
Ajax. Learn the latest information on
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Reserve seating in advance. 427-3202.
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half price. Free babysitting provided for
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AININESTY: Amnesty International
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Village United Church, 300 Church St.
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Aller twenty six nears in the financial vdusirv, I nuuortwnatebv
can say that I am stumped as to what the heck is going on. Both interest
rates and the dollar, are up and dam like a toilet seat, (after drinking
Nfexican water) and it never seems to swing to the public's advantage.
Over the past ten days interest rates rose an average of forty basis points,
with no plausible explarution. Now the US. has loweed their rites
again, we have lowered prime and although at the time this was written
no lenders have dropped lending rates, I would assume a minor reduc-
tion will happen soon. I would be very surprised, no, change that to
shocked, if rates did drop more than forty basis points as they should.
A Real Thorn In Mx Side
One dung I have been dead against from day one, are these so
called MEGA MERGERS. I personally have never believed in a monop-
oly of any kind. t* in Canada have always been on the verge of a finan-
cial monopoly, and this would be the worst possmbhe scerurio that could
happen to the public. Any time competition is taken away in any sector,
we are at the total mercy of the newly created Gods. One of the "flies in
the ointmnet" was the reality of TWENTY FIVE THOUSAND jobs
being eliminated from these mergers. Well to all our they
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mergers, are being notified over the next few weeks that they will be dosing now (Some not,, and most over the next six
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of going through, if the amount of people disposed of is negligible. In simple English, if they get not of them now, it can't be
blamed on the Merges. I guess the impression erre gods have, that we are as dumb as we look, is true in their eyes. Well we
may be dumb, but we I Firnitely are not stupid We must as a group fight this merger with a passion and conviction that has
never before seen in Canada. Not for our sake, but for our duldlen and the generations to follow
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United Church M
oderator
warns of devotion to the market
BY JANE McDONALD
Special to the News Advertiser
He's too young to be called feisty, a
bit too mature to be called cool. But no
one who sees the 56 -year-old head of
Canada's largest protestant church in
action can deny that the Right Rev-
erend Bill Phipps is a passionate man.
Halfway through a tour of Ontario
congregations, including some stops in
Durham, the sometimes controversial
Moderator of the United Church of
Canada didn't disappoint local resi-
dents who attended a thought-provok-
ing forum at Courtice Secondary
School Nov. 14. The subject: 'The
Church and Social Service Cutbacks.'
"Our church has been delighted,
shocked and alarmed:' said Faith Unit-
ed Church Reverend Dick Prince as he
introduced the church leader, alluding
to the furor over comments attributed to
Reverend Phipps in an October 1997
Ottawa Citizen article. "All at the same
time!"
"So have I," quipped the moderator,
as he took centrestage.
Recalling the meeting he had a little
over a year ago with the Ottawa news-
paper's editorial board, resulting in a
controversial story that quoted him as
saying Jesus is not the only way to
God, Rev. Phipps waded in. He told the
100 or so mostly middle-aged and older
people who came to see him Saturday
how he was "grilled" by representatives
of the Conrad Black publication for an
hour -and -a -half on Christian ortho-
doxy.
"Then the managing editor stands
up and he gave me a 15 -minute sermon,
that's what it was, an article of faith, on
how the market will solve everything;"
he recalled. "Solve poverty, funding for
%(:hoots, health care, environmental
degradation. He was quite passionate
about that, as passionate as I am against
it.
-And I didn't even get any lunch
he joked. L"I'hey had me for lunch!.
With the newspaper editor's belief
in the market in mind and based on his
Moderator's Consultation on Faith and
the Economy study, Rev. Phipps called
upon those in attendance to question
what he sees as a devotion to the mar-
ket and economic globalization.
"The gap is growing in Canada be-
tween the rich and poor," he continued
"In 1973 the top 10 per cent of Canadi-
an families earned 21 times more than
the bottom.
"Bill Gates has equal the amount of
money as half of all (United States)
Americans combined." he said incredu-
lously- " I1tat's 150 md1ion people. That
is amoral, obscene adg else
YOU want to call it"
Here in Canada, Rev. Phipps be-
Moaned
o-moaned the pulling of socud
services,
particularly the carteeAatioa of new so-
cial housing in Ontario, where he is
originaily from, and in Alberta where
he is currently a minister at Scarboro
United Church in C41ggy. Blaming a
devotion to the market and "fight -wing
American Republican style politics for
growing numbers of people not being
able to meet their basic needs;' he
names names.
"We've got politicians like Mike
Harris, Ralph Klein and Preston Man-
ning who have run on tickets deploring
government," he added• "Canada was
built on a complex web of government
and a fair income tax system where cor-
porations paid taxes. They (the corpora-
tions) now have gone down to (pay)
around 16 percent.-
There
ercent."There is a basic decency about the
not very tall, silver -haired man, a hu-
manity as he hits hard at the powers -
that -be, past and present. He led his
church in a decision two weeks ago to
formally apologize to Canada's First
Nations peoples for the United
Church's complicity in the operation of
Indian Residential Schools. The apolo-
gy was made just last week_ On Satur-
day afternoon he clearly stated that he
believes the sexual abuse that occurred
in those schools is nothing less than
,.evil.-
He
evil"He also frankly stated that he "cele-
brates" the inclusion of homosexuals in
the church.
Originally from Toronto, Rev.
,Phipps trained as a lawyer before enter-
ing theology school. He said Conserva-
tive politicians like former Ontario Pre-
mier Bill Davis are appalled at "the
new mean -spiritedness" in an era of the
winner -loser global economy. Influ-
enced by events of the 1960s, he was a
seminary student in Chicago when Dr.
Martin Luther King Jr. was killed. He
graduated on the same day Robert
Kennedy died. Those men, he said after
the forum ended, helped shape his
views on racism, poverty and war. He
also said he respects members of his
own church, some of whom he says
have been much more outspoken than
him.
Calling for his flock to realize the
freedom they have by venting their
"holy rage against the insanity of what
is going on" and to become "outra-
geous lovers of the worid:' he said
Canada needs stronger government "to
soften the rough edges of econornic
globalization.-
Open
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Pickering Sylvan Learning Centre
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Are you ready
for Winterfest?
PICKERING —'fire Town plans to
celebrate the Christmas season in a big
way this year with a new, enhanced pro-
gram of holiday, events for the commu-
lhity.
In previous years, the major local
holiday festivities have included the
Santa parade, the tree lighting night at
the Civic Complex and the New Year's
Eve Countdown at the Pickering Recre-
ation Complex. But that's going to
change this year with the advent of
'Winterfest', says Ward 2 local Council-
lor Mark Holland, chairman of the com-
mittee established by Council to beef up
Pickering's holiday festivities.
"We're turning it into a three -week-
long series of events," says Coun. Hol-
land. "It's going to be more than just a
lights festival"
The Santa parade this past Saturday
marked the official launch of Winterfest.
Winterfest banners are going up
throughout the downtown area at the be-
ginning of December, and a travelling
Christmas card to Santa will be available
for signing at places such as the Picker-
ing Town Centre and the library.
•� The next major event will be ar. en-
hanced tree -lighting celebration Friday.
Dec. 1 I at 7 p.m. outside the Civic: Com-
plex, which will feature a 30 -foot
Christmas tree and include a new 10 -
minute fireworks display set to music.
Also for the first time this year, all of Es-
planade Park will be lit up, courtesy of a
donation of decorative lights from Pick-
ering's Alderbrook Industries. The U= -
lighting will still include past favourites
such as the visit from Santa and candy
cares and entertainment for the kids.
Pickering Town Centre is holding a
'Midnight Madness Sale' to coincide
with the tree -lighting festivities, and will
be open to midnight that day.
That same weekend will bring a win-
ter carnival and midway to the parking
lot beside Esplanade Park, beginning
Friday evening and continuing Saturday
and Sunday. Saturday will feature a
+snow sculpture contest from 1 I am. to 2
p.m., with first, second and third -places
prizes of $100, $75 and $25.
Also on Sunday, Dec. 13, Pickering
Museum Village will host 'Christmas in
the Village' from noon to 3 p.m., with
carols in the chapel, a chance to create
pioneer Christmas decorations and sam-
4ple holiday brats. Admission is $4 for
adults, $3 for seniors and students, $2.50
for children five to 12 and $12 for fami-
lies. Call 683-8401 for more informa-
' (tion.
The Claremont Lions Christmas
`)Concert is held Dec. 13 as wee.
Members of the public are invited to
view the holiday lights in Pickering on
,qne Mayor's Holiday Light Tour being
sponsored by Pickering Transit Wednes-
day, Dec. 16.
A Youth Food Bank Drive will be
*1d Thursday, Dec. 17 from 7:30 to
4&-30 p.m. at the SuperCentre on Liver-
pool Road just south of Kingston Road.
On Saturday, Dec. 19, there'll be a
Holiday Karaoke at the Pickering Town
Centre from I to 3 p.m.
► Free skating will be available at the
Flickering Recreation Complex from l to
.3 p.m. on Mondays, Dec. 21 and Dec.
28, sponsored by and with complimen-
tary beverages from Tim Hortons.
Winterfest will wrap up Thursday,
Dec. 31 with the New Year's Eve Count-
down and free skating at the recreation
complex from 6 to 9 p.m. Hot drinks
will be free as well.
Winterfest has been put together with
the assistance of several local businesses
and organizations, which have commit-
ted to providing $45,000 to $50,000 to
the celebrations in donations and ser-
vices. Coun. Holland notes no tax dol-
lars arc being used to pay for the cele-
brations. Sponsors include Ontario
Hvdro (Pickering nuclear station), DeV-
ille Produce, The Miller Group, Picker-
ing Town Centre and Coughlan Homes,
supported by Alderbrook Industries,
Pickering Hydro, the Canadian Progress
Club (Pickering-A_jax Women) and
Dutchmaster Nurseries.
Details of the events will be provided
in the Community Page advertisement
run by the Town of Pickering in the
Pickering News Advertiser Tuesdays,
and in a newsletter being circulated to
Pickering homes.
For more information call 420-4605.
The best
Making wishes come true
Larry Latow'sky (left) of Drug Trading Com-
the ride was Certified Health Nut, the mascot
pany Ltd. presented Kathy Wisnew•ski, direc-
for Guardian Drugs, I.D.A.. RxCentral and
for of the Ontario chapter of the Children's
Community Drug Mart pharmacies. The do -
Wish Foundation, with $10,000 recently from
nation was made at the chapter's Pickering
money raised in a golf tournament. Along for
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PICKERING — Two Pickering
gymnasts competed at the 1998 Na-
tional and Provincial Tour Selection
meet, one of a number of events de-
signed to pick athletes who'll repre-
sent Ontario at upcoming meets.
Natasha Spencer and Kaithn
Grandy, both 13, competed in the
provincial level of the meet, hosted
by the Mississauga Gymnastics Club.
They'll join other gymnasts at
Elite Canada Dec. 5 and 6, after
which the Ontario teams will be an -
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LETS GET TOGETHER
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,lest a tun Warp gwtlleman. Enjoys travek-
'n4 s; I - tlseeQ do co and love to De
-nod and diad. see lot yourself. BOX
26M
CUDDLY TEDDY BEAR?
F -A M9ta*d 1unW. 31k enjoys -0-%
mastic, l0abal. mowles. bask"". etc
Seeking somhaar who can whin, enjoy
9000 corowneon and can accept me as I
am. Box 11660
LITTLE INT COUNTRY!
42 r ofd, separaled room oftwo. miss music
ahot LOdpng for a wean wdh old tothiio ed
,anis rho is really aro famay w. BOX
WHAT rM LOOKING FOR
Affnrawe, carting, honest. W red hea4 laas
50 s, =cuing fora to galleons. 5545. wow
W" drop out "wow to county sada.
W. do co gloat tensa mid mor. BOX
MUST E ISeeml
41 r Old hmele, ST". blI - hoe. good
Sense at hu W,, wlpya music, moves, art
candMagtt trews, am --is , waft On to
belch. Wong and mar. Ltlolirtp for a sin•
C". M"wen c mare, br a poMbb esie r►
Shp BOX 16038
2 SUSY 4 LAVE!
36 r ofd, sweedwe, sap~ lawenln rim
build. 57.125 los, 11raMt hair and big an a rt
eyes- Lies h olldpors, (1100q 1;'
hear from you! BOX 13313
COME EXPLORE WITH ME
kdMiJBM. down to earth energetic, zest for
nth lady seeking a reale with surwar annbut-
B X t=
Ide's Culenges and adverttures.
BOX 75716
R U KTERESTED?
kdependent. hill figured. attractive. 57.
blonde. green eyed. Sagmanan formals
Seeks a talar. 45-60 r young man who
respects his woman and likes to tau. dine.
dance. laugh. travel. watch movies. etc Are
You intsrestsdr Cal me.. BOX 26957
rM READY
27 r old, swerveattractive. while tvmake.
who enjoys the moves. dubs. and friendship
fest. No head games Myst be wel educat-
ed. Should have a sense of humor. dean but
dwnrg. BOX 30530
-.
INTERESTING GENT?
Female who erpys many vaned interests.
waling an educated. ilmostli grtlertian.
50-60. who is sincere and Wrest and
enjoys vanes ntaresb and can aflord ed
Fn adeftp cold blossom lo a long term
n060061hp. BOX 19733
RED ALERT
Could Met be you-) 26 yr oic arraeswe. tai.
wf11ts 00 . with blonde hirci blit eyes.
that speak for thnmselwes. Looking for an
attractive. fit, tun l-ig guy, with a warm
rheart a sal b she at to good and del-
Isrngrg tiros onto. BOX 26955
FUN TO BE ttIT'I
25 r old. 5'. brown "aced and eyed mai
W brit area mien dubs. mows, long
weeks and quiet nglhnat 010 Looking or
an open. hrtrneel, down to earth make BOX
13195
ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER
39 yr ora. separated. wont fomiteno+est.
good serve of humor enjoys a,ddng, woks
and travel. BOX 14305
LOOKING FOR...
ARrsic". prolessroa: 7eashre. erihrAoneRy
stable, int awns iovug. aOven stuns
worsen. Lockng tar a norr� male.
46 to 6o. woo arlpsaaMs ter WNW"
and rho resembles ad w A-ny Smites or
Ebbed D*Nro BOX 15667
THl1NDER6-TRUCK
is r ON tamale who takes 'mOwrhes, brig
walks on M beach. txah0eybnM and
hotdip hands. BOX 16553
WAITING FOR YOU...
Whir, tamhe. In warty tors. non-smoker. wool
pop rnOnLS, is looking $or a Kind. honest and
thoughtful male Enjoys risk". aaSSK* and
oleos music. tragi and We theater BOX
79114
FIT THE MLL7
Brown honed, aaramww tamale it $08" a
tai/, int. w esilow t. advarharoua, romarrc
thee. 40 to sas. non-art10kM. wino noogrey
BOX 11800
ROMANTIC AND FUN
$7 years youg but Woks much youigeir.
romantic hi ogtas4 owes music. OWCM
travel. long waits, canaebSin inners, plus
mucin more. Need somrdre to $hine to
good tortes wan. 4 tirtlara, - W. BOX
26948 LET'S CONNECT SOON
47 r old. 5'6' %male ten snort brpen hall
and fetal *yM lea mows, oval& hone,
pbolarl9, call Wo and M ouldoom Lbokirq
for a mos. upued ft* same age o okln,
Wish icier inarests. Ion iniaredt/tq. BOX
20015
iPRIENDSHIP a HONESTY
Mature. honest and caring female who
enjoys
s roast a ow 06 thingS We has to offer. would
lik9ensomen. 5o to 60, who
seeks a fnend and companion in the
Cobourg or suhoixXind areas. BOX 26941
ENJOYABLE TOES HERE
Separated mom of two. 41. 51-, Ickes
couXry music. dining out. long drives.
walks, watching sports on tv, theater.
movies. etc Seeking a fund hearted nun
38 to 42, non-smoker. occasm" dnrhker,
ry11ldless, works full-time and fit. Want
Irwerhdsf11p brst box 13961
SEEKING A GENTLEMAN
51 r old femalelong blonde hair and blue
eyes. Enjoy bike ncSng. walkup, musrc.
and Gait evenings Looking for a 9e11150.
man between 49 and 59 BOX 30526
FRIENDS FIRST
49 yr old ca", black female. non-smoker,
with a head Of goal. Enjoys moves, music.
dining out, ttehrs and more Soo" a
make. 40 plus. who is fun loving ant a non-
smoker. with srnwar interests. BOX 11424
OPEN a HONEST a FUN
39 yr old. 55-. medium owlt, honest. whta
mom with brown her. hazel eyes. smoker
social drinker and a sense of humor
Enjoys log «elks. golf. camping. moves,
dancing and more So" a romantic
male with smaller infeiests BOX 16260
l'ay's rite day to get buck into
'r;- ,game. Give it your best
, r . with the perwnah
FALL into
a Relationship.
Place your FREE ad,
Call
1-800-662-8423
24 hours a day, 7 daps a week
Dww"d oar bdr
IiaAkiwe ed MsArry Ilwr.
SOMETHING IN COMMON?
Attractive. 34 yr old. 58., brown hair. olue
eyes. in good shape. construction worker,
enjoys the outdoors. a'^pin9, boasrhq, din
eta-
wg out. music. Oarrcng. wodung out.
Look nq to roast a single, hhwte female. 23-
34
4with some of the same interests Box
14242
HUGS AND KISSES!
Dnorced. English gerner^an, attract",
50's. 57, dark hair. blue eyes. non-smok-
er. social dnr*er. outgoing. honest. consid.
erate, likes cooling. traveling, movies,
holo rg !ands cupsand kisses. Seeking a
slim. employed lady. 35.50. with no depen
dards and sirMar interests. BOX 16729
COME INTO MY LIFE!
33 yr old. 5'10- brown hair and eyes. pro-
lsssronal, non -shaker, looking for a loyal.
trustworthy and honest hoof. 30-35. to
snare my lie and have fun with. Prefer a
non-smoker Erjoya the outdoors. movies,
co*,N kids and more. Pot Hope area.
BOX 18249
CARING LOYAL FRIEND
Supe, handS,-,-e established, blue eyed
Drolesewnal maw. late Ws. very M. Wear -
stood in sharing wavy time with singe
sim. attradmre Drdessronai female ago
2310whc enjoys log romantic works.
outdoor aarrt.es. =udOhng by a fkeplec6
and dvvng ,- voe BOX 26976
17
A GREAT Gtf1L
412 old Noes. w amactiw. lsrel syas,
fie
•
EASY TO PLEASE
ENJOYABLE TOES
Singe white male. mrd 59s. 5'8-. 160 to.
34 yr old. FT. 160 Ib male who enjoys hik-
mies walks. country dines. Son. awd realer.
ng. Weng, swimming and more Seeking a
movies. pretty good cook and a W of a
male for enjoyable sores. possible relabon-
mmansc Non-sm~. social drinker looking
NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, NOVEMBER 22,1995 PAGE 29 AIP
. SAJAX/PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER BRINGS YOU..,
INCERELY
TO RESPOND TO AN AD, CALL 1-900-451-3793. $2.49 PER MINUTE. YOU MUST BE 18 OR OLDER.
Taf�Nux CONFIDENTIAL
DID YOU ANSWER YES?
Are youa romanDC. non smd ing. fall. pas.
SrOnale, only. tit 9lntlernan, n his 40rs. we
ONgthyr Do YOU enjOY a litte bit of adven-
It"' N you answered yes. ten this beauahl
brunette with an energetic sout would love to
Call 1-900-451-3793
$2.49 per min.
HOPE TO HEAR FROM U!
Siutng. 43 yr ofd. femhnne brunete. edu-
cated professional with eclectic tests. would
like to reel an Kflig&lf, handsome, was
established. M. sporwansous. passionate
gentleman. 39 lo S0, with a great sense Of
nurrwr. loshare my, IM* and toe. BOX 11531
TIRED OF PLAYING!
27 r a4. supup e. workScorpio. wilow
and a social drinker. seeking n .27 to 35.
for hnsndeewp. ; x 4 It la relationship Enjoy
Gong m'r" o0lanry mimic, nsl
and spsndng bins vMh feuds. X 14178
REACH FOR THE STARS
27 r ofl srnge white hmele. 6. employed.
with no lids. tikes mkaelb, movies. SWMWirg.
'rhe outdoors and now. Ling for some -
ore. 25 to 33. who is my height or taft.
employed, sotto.. open. sorest and likes
'ryrng new things. BOX 16740
FUN AND ROMANCE?
Attractive. Pests On"110, ran -smoker sep-
arated rt0001 d tie. engbyed, looking; for
a kn4 fun low % good okand guy. 35-45.
,or 10 Idell . OOmparocrgNp am possew
'vnana- Er1K/y3 arwrels. music. mtovmw
=ookng and serving rarwrc, cartaeMOt
owners BOX 191260
SEEKING GENTLEMEN
M r aid. 5 r. brown hair. blue eyes, enjoys
music. Inowo*, big woks, and row Gow-
ers- Seeking a non-smokrg mw. 39-W
wit pooled. and encwb. with good sero of
^.kmor BOX 26075
A TRUSTING BOND...
4e r old. 53' h/ figured sage to We.
shakef. honest and aI r" M bele. MM M
aAdoors. towel, musk. is of
rond family
de. Looking for tat. handadihe. sews gain
heman with a rear tar we and a groat per-
sonalty BOX 16741
LETS GET TOGETHER
56 yr old. S7 I.T. attractive lady wanting to
,lest a tun Warp gwtlleman. Enjoys travek-
'n4 s; I - tlseeQ do co and love to De
-nod and diad. see lot yourself. BOX
26M
CUDDLY TEDDY BEAR?
F -A M9ta*d 1unW. 31k enjoys -0-%
mastic, l0abal. mowles. bask"". etc
Seeking somhaar who can whin, enjoy
9000 corowneon and can accept me as I
am. Box 11660
LITTLE INT COUNTRY!
42 r ofd, separaled room oftwo. miss music
ahot LOdpng for a wean wdh old tothiio ed
,anis rho is really aro famay w. BOX
WHAT rM LOOKING FOR
Affnrawe, carting, honest. W red hea4 laas
50 s, =cuing fora to galleons. 5545. wow
W" drop out "wow to county sada.
W. do co gloat tensa mid mor. BOX
MUST E ISeeml
41 r Old hmele, ST". blI - hoe. good
Sense at hu W,, wlpya music, moves, art
candMagtt trews, am --is , waft On to
belch. Wong and mar. Ltlolirtp for a sin•
C". M"wen c mare, br a poMbb esie r►
Shp BOX 16038
2 SUSY 4 LAVE!
36 r ofd, sweedwe, sap~ lawenln rim
build. 57.125 los, 11raMt hair and big an a rt
eyes- Lies h olldpors, (1100q 1;'
hear from you! BOX 13313
COME EXPLORE WITH ME
kdMiJBM. down to earth energetic, zest for
nth lady seeking a reale with surwar annbut-
B X t=
Ide's Culenges and adverttures.
BOX 75716
R U KTERESTED?
kdependent. hill figured. attractive. 57.
blonde. green eyed. Sagmanan formals
Seeks a talar. 45-60 r young man who
respects his woman and likes to tau. dine.
dance. laugh. travel. watch movies. etc Are
You intsrestsdr Cal me.. BOX 26957
rM READY
27 r old, swerveattractive. while tvmake.
who enjoys the moves. dubs. and friendship
fest. No head games Myst be wel educat-
ed. Should have a sense of humor. dean but
dwnrg. BOX 30530
-.
INTERESTING GENT?
Female who erpys many vaned interests.
waling an educated. ilmostli grtlertian.
50-60. who is sincere and Wrest and
enjoys vanes ntaresb and can aflord ed
Fn adeftp cold blossom lo a long term
n060061hp. BOX 19733
RED ALERT
Could Met be you-) 26 yr oic arraeswe. tai.
wf11ts 00 . with blonde hirci blit eyes.
that speak for thnmselwes. Looking for an
attractive. fit, tun l-ig guy, with a warm
rheart a sal b she at to good and del-
Isrngrg tiros onto. BOX 26955
FUN TO BE ttIT'I
25 r old. 5'. brown "aced and eyed mai
W brit area mien dubs. mows, long
weeks and quiet nglhnat 010 Looking or
an open. hrtrneel, down to earth make BOX
13195
ENJOY LIFE TOGETHER
39 yr ora. separated. wont fomiteno+est.
good serve of humor enjoys a,ddng, woks
and travel. BOX 14305
LOOKING FOR...
ARrsic". prolessroa: 7eashre. erihrAoneRy
stable, int awns iovug. aOven stuns
worsen. Lockng tar a norr� male.
46 to 6o. woo arlpsaaMs ter WNW"
and rho resembles ad w A-ny Smites or
Ebbed D*Nro BOX 15667
THl1NDER6-TRUCK
is r ON tamale who takes 'mOwrhes, brig
walks on M beach. txah0eybnM and
hotdip hands. BOX 16553
WAITING FOR YOU...
Whir, tamhe. In warty tors. non-smoker. wool
pop rnOnLS, is looking $or a Kind. honest and
thoughtful male Enjoys risk". aaSSK* and
oleos music. tragi and We theater BOX
79114
FIT THE MLL7
Brown honed, aaramww tamale it $08" a
tai/, int. w esilow t. advarharoua, romarrc
thee. 40 to sas. non-art10kM. wino noogrey
BOX 11800
ROMANTIC AND FUN
$7 years youg but Woks much youigeir.
romantic hi ogtas4 owes music. OWCM
travel. long waits, canaebSin inners, plus
mucin more. Need somrdre to $hine to
good tortes wan. 4 tirtlara, - W. BOX
26948 LET'S CONNECT SOON
47 r old. 5'6' %male ten snort brpen hall
and fetal *yM lea mows, oval& hone,
pbolarl9, call Wo and M ouldoom Lbokirq
for a mos. upued ft* same age o okln,
Wish icier inarests. Ion iniaredt/tq. BOX
20015
iPRIENDSHIP a HONESTY
Mature. honest and caring female who
enjoys
s roast a ow 06 thingS We has to offer. would
lik9ensomen. 5o to 60, who
seeks a fnend and companion in the
Cobourg or suhoixXind areas. BOX 26941
ENJOYABLE TOES HERE
Separated mom of two. 41. 51-, Ickes
couXry music. dining out. long drives.
walks, watching sports on tv, theater.
movies. etc Seeking a fund hearted nun
38 to 42, non-smoker. occasm" dnrhker,
ry11ldless, works full-time and fit. Want
Irwerhdsf11p brst box 13961
SEEKING A GENTLEMAN
51 r old femalelong blonde hair and blue
eyes. Enjoy bike ncSng. walkup, musrc.
and Gait evenings Looking for a 9e11150.
man between 49 and 59 BOX 30526
FRIENDS FIRST
49 yr old ca", black female. non-smoker,
with a head Of goal. Enjoys moves, music.
dining out, ttehrs and more Soo" a
make. 40 plus. who is fun loving ant a non-
smoker. with srnwar interests. BOX 11424
OPEN a HONEST a FUN
39 yr old. 55-. medium owlt, honest. whta
mom with brown her. hazel eyes. smoker
social drinker and a sense of humor
Enjoys log «elks. golf. camping. moves,
dancing and more So" a romantic
male with smaller infeiests BOX 16260
l'ay's rite day to get buck into
'r;- ,game. Give it your best
, r . with the perwnah
FALL into
a Relationship.
Place your FREE ad,
Call
1-800-662-8423
24 hours a day, 7 daps a week
Dww"d oar bdr
IiaAkiwe ed MsArry Ilwr.
SOMETHING IN COMMON?
Attractive. 34 yr old. 58., brown hair. olue
eyes. in good shape. construction worker,
enjoys the outdoors. a'^pin9, boasrhq, din
eta-
wg out. music. Oarrcng. wodung out.
Look nq to roast a single, hhwte female. 23-
34
4with some of the same interests Box
14242
HUGS AND KISSES!
Dnorced. English gerner^an, attract",
50's. 57, dark hair. blue eyes. non-smok-
er. social dnr*er. outgoing. honest. consid.
erate, likes cooling. traveling, movies,
holo rg !ands cupsand kisses. Seeking a
slim. employed lady. 35.50. with no depen
dards and sirMar interests. BOX 16729
COME INTO MY LIFE!
33 yr old. 5'10- brown hair and eyes. pro-
lsssronal, non -shaker, looking for a loyal.
trustworthy and honest hoof. 30-35. to
snare my lie and have fun with. Prefer a
non-smoker Erjoya the outdoors. movies,
co*,N kids and more. Pot Hope area.
BOX 18249
CARING LOYAL FRIEND
Supe, handS,-,-e established, blue eyed
Drolesewnal maw. late Ws. very M. Wear -
stood in sharing wavy time with singe
sim. attradmre Drdessronai female ago
2310whc enjoys log romantic works.
outdoor aarrt.es. =udOhng by a fkeplec6
and dvvng ,- voe BOX 26976
17
A GREAT Gtf1L
412 old Noes. w amactiw. lsrel syas,
fie
•
EASY TO PLEASE
ENJOYABLE TOES
Singe white male. mrd 59s. 5'8-. 160 to.
34 yr old. FT. 160 Ib male who enjoys hik-
mies walks. country dines. Son. awd realer.
ng. Weng, swimming and more Seeking a
movies. pretty good cook and a W of a
male for enjoyable sores. possible relabon-
mmansc Non-sm~. social drinker looking
ship. BOX 16159
for a woman who is sh m or polite. 40-55 yrs
LOOKING FOR A FRIEND
old. BOX 26970
31 yr ofd. gay w`vte male. ioowng for anoth-
TREAT YOU RIGHTar
gay while mole. 29 to 31. for Ir,erpytip
Good looking make. 40. 5 IT enjoys sports.
BOX 13378
gang out to dinner long wants on
SPIRITUAL SEEKER
thecloning,
e beach off"^ oet movies. pWnes. good
Tanned. muscular mate +ery ;nlerested n
e
snse of rumor. knows how to treat a lady
lice a sekwg ay. seattracswe kernels. 3212.
Eastern religion and pruWsopnY Enjoys
BOX 30532
reading. „�,rg out and hang Toronto on
TSeeks
music, the n 9hlw and more BOX 19231
the weekends maie with serovar ral
$HY GUY
32 r old shy mels is looking for a noln6mok-
09 temab wild a loin to medium build for fun
eines and possible ung term rsla"to lip
BOX 10973
MOTHER EARTH
60 r ofd male whx7 loves +he and and tour
try We Looking for someone wenn the some
interests and who is a non-smoner aro
social do nkw for a reaaOrgfnlp. BOX '9284
ROMANTIC kgJSK3M
Handsome. Charmn9. Cannq. 'ormanbC. sem.
blue eyed, working musician Seeks sum
adv. 40 W So. with own car, for tun. romance
and advermse. as over sauhem ortamo
3woduety a'ry knocks once Pease call, t0
,n a profitable business BOX 26966
Call 1-900.451-3793
5249 per min.
ALL THIS AND MORE
Sat what mane ookx , for Zew gay mos.
'&4r- for lun tumeS, oaks in the country.
:inv-g out playing woK and mors BOX
HEY GUYS W%AT'S UP?
23 r ofd maw raker wxiiiwhg for a guy. I$ -
,C woo is good hoowrg, honest. sntwe and
d Will haw go , for an or9mv rsea-
msoop. Enjoy gang to dubs. aancin9, sec
'OX 18379
GOOD TOES AWAIT
a .nits mine 34 wing n Oshawa, search-
-g for a ca W orae for n=Lrwus Lars
-so sometime soon BOX 10717
a1- RIER
curows
THE MER
>a r oho Bi raus mai 4 searching fpr
*$I-" ancotnars o wh arotler mole and
curpaea. Box 13368
DISCREET TOES...
23 r old, 155 0. Now cared and blue eyed
maw is bOkmg for anter move. 16 b 25.101
aLxmew s hco rears oelew area BOX
16742
JUST LIKE ME
111 21 rota male block naw DK.e eyes, so am
gists BOX 2688'
Call 1-900-451-3793
52.49 per min.
NEW TO OSHAWA
V r old, gay white tamale. smoker otter
ono sty. likes rwxsrc. movies, travewg-
eamong- photography- novels, etc. Locking
for a gay Narmtie. 3C to 40. for a sad tea -
Do is No b women please BOX 13665
DO YOU LOOK LIKE ME?
241m old where European' •er•har. a arwus.
5'4 116 D& arty brown -or and those, look
Wig for a N duwtis taenare. with sono looks
as"" BOX 14M
ARE YOU KM TMS?
Supe gay. write Gemara 4"ng for an hon-
es. sncer . ttst11woeey. lemwnne women.
32.42 for friendship first Into sports. WE,
-or" Out. troweling. jogging. sec Non-
smoker social ant- wrw4h a serge of
humor. and proer the lam» BOX 193/2
Tam OF THE GUYSI
Mid 3ws, proesewonr. good odkng lemmas.
senasel. bung. ween and deceit. tooting
for a Scar true encounter with a Of arwus
Ismae, for a sonous relMOWnp and allot of
Ran Box loan
NEW TO OSHAWA"
37 r old si gie, gay female v-_ s lo0k-
nnewg for a nand eacitwg 009-1'11^4.
Roine- . Gant and shy, not neo to by
scene. res t.•aael. meows. home We, hock-
ey and bateoal Looking br a tarnfle. 35 to
40. was we okay BOX '9132
AFTEII400014 DELIGHTS
Wined capMe 6 100■ng 'cr a 01 faxnaw b
thaw am ahw+Won of 0reasure BOX '9142
REGULAR OR DECAF?
Amaawe. sum-inther Y -w.c .ohc or"
rsows, calf. ?ails, apuanums good xn-
weesaaon rid more Ssekrn4 a Cr In ass for
conte and h W do Box ' 6672
BIGGER THE BETTER
Lane tows aa,pie, 00" for a roe fen1eas.
b pin un r a M Med evening if you an
ntraled. grove is a at BOX 11596
Oerq with 110w and,eb. Lodaeq
for spntnom b Rave a caalatf MNel101ip
W4L BOX 19829
A GREAT Gtf1L
412 old Noes. w amactiw. lsrel syas,
fie
sctingtopebrg. 5-I T 170 be, o joys coria
SAGrtTAIIIAN R EASE
M r ofd dmorce0 taelar. excelert saw d
Iwrpa, protessiorW. ied*pere I - in li•
SE a cin TOW SAFE
Siegle b m eft "A for somsoe b gal
bWwe bite for - - eeeaurra, meal
good felelldR and Ostrite
n4illaa edit plaeaa, BOX M a
oil rw ninon Looking for someone who is
Onrtasa, sty 90M ygppootltl earns d fuanpr.
than. aft is a non-srnokar. social
0ws n Colwarg surras.*-
gjnra0. handmol . MUNY POI&A and
>� auyrg and smaCti" Box 11542
M yr dd W*% Mont SS. enjoys story
CAN YOU HANDLE IT?
READY TO START OVER
YOU READY?
ewitt good noon b D*. See" a 40 r
old profeniaeai, redeperedos attracawa
M yr old. aaractrve. dads temae. rot►
smash. wod0 traveed enjoys anc�r q dn-
31 r oll separated white mase. wild **ARE
b enjoy life with someone now I'm open
S4 r out 5'10' 155 b. kites orae seeking a
tad mora. Ldddrq. for an aWacbw. single
ng OLA. mkerc. 100 Mind moa Seeeurg a
nwwed. love kids. ampoyed and game W
fe mai. 25 pus. to weekarid enmurr:
CRR 1-90&451-3M
sncare make with so do nelenett BOX
So" rnew. njp water skrig, spy
filo smaws terrrrhas or bods BOX 11601
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Our telecommurucations client is
peeking a director responsible
for all service functions includ-
ing customer service, technical
service, warranty program and
field service
Must have a University degree
coupled with solid management
experience and superb people
skills. Excellent remuneration
plus benefits.
Fax resume to:
INTERIM PERSONNEL
(905) 837-0627
IM& =Am*
P E R S O N N E L
Only selected candidates
will be contacted
41 Cawwa
Tw NAIL STAm Carew
Tra ff" Cemex Become a
to ledaicu n, carm tramp
available in anftW mails.
Air main0 jeftion. sail
sm
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ceased a 111raw
salary
bows. and Prop) d 111 r0 Also
ppeenn art stylist for Ape a
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learners, elitio. xed o'dy tar
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CAFETEMA on call Austin;
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November 27 to (905) 37r-
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prepare food lot store some
weekends and V Fart w
sumeto (905)430 0771
Drivers Wamlyd
Must ewe own vehicle
PIT, FIT. on-call
6-faiiii1l; Delivery
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plus
Week NigW 4 wedixwd
work available
426 -SW
Rbc Roars. no rade and
No Nee rides. Orel vele~
dat Nowee� m~ ter
acted as tae moll! tracks.
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products in f I dlt of
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W. Suite $11. 11et 636. efN-
sissaa8l Ont. L5R 2118.
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the power of
man
A large North American firm
in the automotive industry is
currently seeking experienced
individuals for the following
positions in the Durham region:
Production Supervisor
General respon31bibucs will include
mainuaining and operating the shop floor
m
and maging the hourly empbyees in order
mffi
to obtain optimueciency and quality.
Plant Liaison
:hu position will involve providing custom"
servlet in the areas of quality and production.
Materials Clerk
You wdl he required to support the Materials
:)apartment in the area of shipping,
receiving and material related = a needed.
!nobility with respect to hours and location is
essenaal for all positions.
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JOB OPPORTUNITIES!
Pickering
• Immedutely needed - Bindery
workers, light assemblers, order
ppltccken, warehouse help.
Na exp. necessary.
• Needed early December -
Expenenced inventory counters for
annual parts Inventory
'Many of our long-term assignments can
lead to permanent work! Various shifts
available, including weekends. Safetv
hx)twear needed. Apply: GLOBAL
HUMAN RESOURCES, recruiting on
Monday, Nov. 23, 10 am to 3pm, at Don
Ben Arena, 940 Dillinggham Rd., Pick-
ering (off Brock Rd., S. of Bayly) All
other weekdays, apply to Global's Scar -
bo rou h office at 777 Warden Ave.,
11217, below Eglinton) 10 am to 3pm.
$11.85 PER HOUR TO START
Worldwide manufacturing company expanding
in GTA his ianneedute full time openings f
Durham based outlet, in various
including customer service, public relatioels, set
UP aced delivery, no experience necessary. WE
advancement opportt mbelis, paid varcr
tions, medical and der" package. Must be l
over., have own car,
call Sunday 11:30 am. -1:30 RAL"
alNooday9am - Scam
(906) 571-3532
WE ARE LOOKING FOR
GOOD PEOPLE
• Part-time sales
• Stock and Yard help
• Cashiers
Apply to: ANITA HOLE r�
(905)839-4321
FMLN D S D It I m
oars ro
borne by simply advertisxrg a
Forme number Notting more
details call 1-800-811-
2141. Code 54619
EXPANDING COURIER cow
PANr requires 5 drivers with
vehiclesearning potential
$500 - $800 weekly Experi-
ence helpful but not neces-
sary Call (905) 427-8093
Mon -Fn 9 a.m - 3 p.m
EXPERIENCED combination
and snowplow operators re-
ed for Stock Rd Patrol.
CaR (905426-9846 ask for
Brad
EXPERIENCED Na.rstykst re-
quired for part or full-time
Immedale posrion Busy
shop Guarantee wage plus
commission Please call
(905)723-M
assemde our products. Easy
work. No etpenence
necessary. For FREE detads
send SASE. o
Five Star Enterprises
184 Liverpool Rd, Suite 113
Pidtenn%oral. L1y 6W
(416)7243106
GENERAL Help rated for io
" �;jearurs Fax resrure lex
905-1-25-1106 Itk~ Nide
NAUMM' NEW •rgwres
expenenced -neat caner.
counter htfper and gerwal
help Apply in person wrw n-
swmt to 1794 Lmnitool Rd
Pickwm
LOOKING FOIL WORK? Art
you 16 to 24 years ad` Out d
,grool? We can help i;ak
'-41130-263-0M�`7a6' Pickering
MARY
BROWN'S
Pickering
1286 Kingston
Road
Part-time
Cashiers
required
F vestings
std Weekends.
Fxperience
preferred.
Apply by resew.
Pet Food manu-
Witter repwK pan -tune
Weekend Demonstrators. Are
you friendly and approacn-
abpks?� Do jroe basic a kite t r
t'toO iOn ori Ownvgrae'`
"red N interested please
ax, to fret 1.677461-oo26.
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in Bowrtath ik. Hourly
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and " I P,hILS,
Please phone
Barb or Wcnd� at
659-644
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Piciewifq (905) 427.6277
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NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
• No Nights, Weekends or Holidays
• Paid Training and Benefits
Work part-time hours with the
World's NUMBER 1 Home Cleaning Service
Pickering Location
Car Required merry
905-426-6683 maids
PETS ON TV
Dogs, Cats, Birds and Exotic Animals
needed for TV commercials, series,
films, catalogues and brochures. Send
picture with name and phone number
with info on pet to: P.O. Box 58541, 197
Sheppard Ave. E. Tor., M2N 3A8
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NEWSPAPER CARRIERS
to deliver papers three times a week
in the following areas:
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Main St. N ,
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Maple St., East St.
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St. John St. Peace St.
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TV / FILM AUDITIONS
ACTORS WANTED
Adults A Kids (2&up) needed for
TV rS Film Assignments.
No Fees, No Courses.
Cal (416) 221-3829
1 Gdam" HNp
EXPERIENCED School Bus
,:(,ier for 3 runs Cim W
straw
recent DDC. Pawed7/ ntr�cri 1905)
SEARS Aumotued Indoor
Gun -ani Sentra Inspector/
Esbmmor tryo,tD pto�am for
Durham Iietpon 8 $�rpq.
�_Earn whuk you loam.
uo00- oannhssioa
month Ca required cal In-
man 905-428-22010.
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available SeriousP
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regwred on mdnunu eie-
ch-, pan Woe INS bmie. Fax
resume to (905) 509-5075
BUPEA. Oshawa 45 so*&
electrical,�
ce�rweeGeua
People aft a
ences. lax ressm le
(905)881-4925.
THE NEws
looking1fde
rw uric WM door b bt
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in mimes a week by 8:00 PM.
r can
905-683-6 1
YAM DOM�—
time di Mug ow fill
hide 0wt" and GTA awe.
Good . Call JoRn ber0.
lerview 9 am. - 10 am. Moth.
. Fri. Owrllim Metro Cowier
WANTED NotrBeltraet
cleanTuesand Iaom*y. Mon.
Day. have oem tr 3 pond
ansportuilmil
and referencesin Uxbrft. Cal l52-1275
MORKMG Pirko 1 May M
Mame with the bm* nhowho
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TRANS CANADA
TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING
Immediate Full Time Ajax Position
IF YOU ARE -
Computer Literate Windows 95, Exc
etc.
Fluent in English, French an asset
Must have min. 3 yrs. office experience
Strong organizational skills
Pleasant telephone manner
Must be a team player
Capable of working independently
THEN THIS POSITION IS FOR YOU!
Fax resume to: Head Office, Attn: Brent
905-897-2413
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ELECTRICAL APPRENTICE, isi
to 3rd year own tools own
vehicles, clean dnwnyy ab -
sl -W Expeneria RosiComm
Ourtlam Region Fax (905)
686-2060
ELECTRICIAN am apprentices
needed immediately for com-
mertaal resdentW and indus-
trial work Fax resume to
(905) 436-2883
FRAMER Required rutty ex.
penenr_ed sen mchvated. re -
Ila* with own transportation
Cal 905.242-4432 after bpm
MECHANIC. lull time or part
t "e hauler Call 905-852-
4584 or 905-852-2291
NOW HIRING Gentnl Ma-
chinists
a-
ch n sts 5 ;rs experience
Veil" Min lathe etc skills
necessary Senefris Job 'Jar
tett' and good work em.uon-
mryd Cal 571-5319 for more
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REQUIRED MMEDIATELY
,ertdied TOOL d : F MAN-
E=S with 5 years experience
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he an asset Going rate w
S26 24 per (hour To apply
send resume to PO Box
25205. London om NBC 6A9
THREE
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AVAILABLE
V a Markham meat
warwtxw_
`coat. Shear k Saw
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BAYSHORF
HEALTH CARE
Requurs
HOMEMAKERS,
HCA'S, A\D
PSw'S.
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Fax resumes
(1105) 426-7447
Atte. Gina
1 CNke DENTAL eceptionistassis
NO tam •equired lot a new 311
n Ajax Apply to file 1257
Oshawa This Week P 0 Dox
MULTI -LINE
TELEPHONE
ADJUSTER
required for
the claims
department of
Halifax Insurance,
Pickering
Regional Office.
Min. 3-5 years
Fax resume to Lori
e 905-4Z0-8113
REQUIRED
For general
insurance agency.
Fax resume to -
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o:(905)619-0812
area
Mal
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ww sues. Film' in re-
do doamt.yi+ni R
Rewe so: So St. E.,
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sell -up person. Extrusion a-
per*%* an asset, medhxii-
C Ay incYied SWR wrork, bew
dill package. Reply to File
/259 Odom this Walk. PO.
Biot 481 Osloeo Omrio. LIN
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481. 965 Farewell Oshm.
Ontario L 1 H 71.5
EXPERIENCED RN.'Dental As
swam for Oral surgery Pan -
time, flexible tours Days
Fax resume to (416)44331-33873
FULL-TIME
EXPERIENCED
PHARMACY
ASSISTANT
needed in Pickering
South- Call Ken
(416)286-6522
ON roysoDERAPRT re-
rurM for crnaw NOR - OHP
chink Ali must be
regislimed Pm;rs a� On�no
pist in Net
M kBeest a OAhopedcs tk-
agrhosis a must. Foci naeeM
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FM MINE Flemble PD.AJ
C.D.A. for busy famiy pnc-
Oce inPlease tax lo:
905452 Or call 905-
852-3131.
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CNILD GARS Provider rt
que ed in my home 3-4 d/ysl
reek. References d expai-
ence required. Westney
"Hots. Cal Cathy 428-610&
OAVOK Pn0Y81Mand
Nareties worded immediately
foYpaA lirNe tiomw agency
3 mtlntlhs - 12(yrs) Picher".
Aptt. Snrbordlghi Toronto.
Call Margot at CIRCLES 416-
694.0414. --
UVE40W Babysitter for 18
math aid baby in Pldtritq.
rekraias required. Cal Chris
905-509-0641.
• 1 Drycn walled
NEW IN AREA PART-TIME
OCUSrOnal lay or evening for
5-1/2 year old girl and 9
month old boy School pick up
sOmetimes. or evening outing
109 mom 4 dad Own trans.
porhion required Please call
experenced, mature 8 non-
smoker 837-9485
SELL IT NOW
CALL
663-0707
1 suis HetpAyraa
RETAIL AIS. S;r-FWJAL.AS,rT�
S&MG Is currently recruiting for retail
specialists to represent our new client, a leading
long distance service provider, in the selling and
;promotion of their long distance services.
You will be responsible for selling directly to
the consumer, in a retail environment.
Positions are available in various locations in
your local area. We have a number of part-time
flexible shifts available on a permanent basis,
that include: day shifts, evenings, and weekends.
Ideally you will have sales and or retail
experience. If you are a results oriented, self
motivated individual then please fax your
resume today to:
The Sales and Merchandising Group at:
I
9OS-238-1998 or 905-238-3162
I
S&M9I
We tbmk all appiicmts but only :how under constdcrati tit will be
contacted
Advertising
Represent ritive
The News Advertiser requires star
Performers to take on the markets
served by our established specialty
publications.
At Home in Durham along with
Forever Young (formerly Todays
Seniors) Durham Parent and Business
Leader offer fantastic opporturlipes.
Can you take advantage of their
superior reputation?
The right person is an organized
self-starter who goes the extra mile,
understands tient deeds and isn't
afraid to prove their worth. If you fit the
bill and are loolung for an exciting work
environment and professional
opportunity, send your resume with
salary expectations to:
Advertising Supervisor
131-1 Citmmerctal Ave
NEws jai, Ontario 265
fax: (905) 619-19- 9068
A o e i R T l t t a phone: (905) 68-1-5110
Durham
Business
LEADER
In Z1eJtiW4AIr in Dur?��FrrmtVOUNG
AUTOMOTIVE ANDS GLES
LEASU
Rapidlyproven �esvocal V y
ou we
selling wrl'Y, but net Carni" the
compessstion you sbooW be let's talk.
We offer
• Very go F
• Lucradve MNtldy bMlmm
• Fol benefit peeitage
• Demoessur mw or Arowa ece
• Deadagrowth
ALLL APPLICATIONS
CONFIDENTIAL
CALL MAX KING: (905) 6/x3200
1-f0f`322-N/i
DIRECT FAX (905) 64646M
0 91%W MLLE CHRYSLER
rymootb, Dodge, Cbryder, Je"
5758 Mai Street. Skmgw re. Ontarao.
.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)668-9734
or in person by appointment
only (905)686-6410
OWASCO VOLKSWAGEN INC.
0 "00
m DurTfia—m-1
it 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 looking for a sales
professional to take on the challenge
of selling for
our liffeestyle publication
in
K you think you re the best
candidate for this excellent
opportunrty, send resume with salary
expectations to:
Advertising Supervisor
130 Commercial A% -e
Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5
fax: (905) 619-9068
hone: 905 683-5110
A division of the Ajax/Pickering
News Advertiser
e Durham Business Leader, a division of the
ws Advertiser, requires a self -motivated
d energetic advertising sales professional
to has several years experience in the bust -
ss world. A keen understanding of the busi-
ss community in Durham Region would be
asset.
od communication skills, a reliable car and
xllent telephone manner is a must.
1 offer a base salary, car allowance and an
cellent commission structure. It you are
)king for a challenging position in a fast
Ded environment, please call:
AMru MGhft at (!86) 683-5111 ed. 235
er tart restltDa M (90 i1!•lSit
Progressive, leading edge Nation-
al company located at Mark-
ham/Steeles requires experienced
INSIDE SALES REPS
Salary $18,000 to start + comm. This
is a Mon -Fri. position with working
hours between 8:30 a.m. dt 6:00 p.m.
Please send resume to: Box 1X)4597
c/o Markham Economist 6c Sun,
9 Heritage Rd, Markham, On L4A 1M3
SALES REP for Eastern Ontario
required for the electrical utility and
telecommunication market by a
progressive distributor. Salary, car
expense, and profit sharing. Send
resume attention Sales Manager,
please fax (905)478-8936.
BusDtvrhalw
Mess
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 looking for
an exciting work environment and
professional opportunity, send your
resume with salary expectations to:
Durham
Business
LEADER
Advertising Supervisor
130 Commercial Ax'e
Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5
fax: (905) 619-9068
hone: 907 683-5110
A division of the Ajax/Pickering
News Advertiser
135 - 135
NORTHERN PERSONNEL
SOLUTIONS
Requires immediatety
20 AZ drivers for local Durham work
• S15 00 per hour, as well as
20 AZ drivers for USA runs
• 34c a mile
• drops and pick ups
• no east coast
All positions require a rymumum 1 year
experience, up to date abstract. CVOR
and criminal record search
Apply in person to:
Northern Personnel Solutions
112 Athol Street. Suite 203
Whitby, Ontario
or call 14N -439-7777
CABINETMAKERS REQUIRED
Expanding 40yr. old custom 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. Please forward resumes to:
R. H. CABINET 8 CARPENTRY LTD.
486 WATERLOO ST.
OSHAWA. ONT. L1H 3x1
Fax: (905) 723-0791
STAINLESS STEEL FABRICATOR
A person required to work for a company
specializing in stainless steel food
equipment. To be experienced in Ti
welding or buffing and polishing or layout
and assembly.
Call Bill McGuire to arrange an interview
(905)686-8955
ROUGH TERRArI
FORKLIFT �CIiAI .•S
Looking for shop and field service
mechanics with hydraulic and diesel
engine experience.
Mail or drop off resume to:
2275 Mwltham Rd
Scarborough, Ontario, MIS 2W3
(416) 2914928
CANADIAN 17RE
Requkes 2 Tire krTstallers.
Experience preferred. Compensation
per hour and performance bonuses.
Successful applicant must have own
tools. Apply with resume to:
1300 Kingston Rd.
Pifrkerirbg
r i11f PAN SZ LIENS ADVERTISER S1INM 'r NOVNABEII 22r 198d
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DOW DMA" cele seee ser
g�3 paratimed
hd HEALTH SERVICES
III GMY RENUNfES
Certified Health Care Aides;
HSW 2/3; and PSWs
for partial/full caseloads
..wages start ® $30.55/hr. + benefits**
If you:
• can work evenings, and weekends,
as well as day shifts
• are willing to travel within Durham
Region
• like to work within a dynamic team
setting
• have a valid driver's license, reliab
insured vehicle
Please send your resume
Attn: Human Resources
Fax: (905) 576-8852
179 King St. L., 11101
Oshawa, ON L1H 1C2
While we thank all applicants, only
those being considered will be contacted
-Equal Opportunity Employer-
ALDERBROOK ANNUAL
CHRISTMAS SALE
Saturday November 28, 1998
8 A.M. - 4 P.M. only
Sunday, November 29, 1998
8 A.M. - 4 P.M. only
5600 FINCH AVE. E.
Scarborough
(Markham & Finch)
CASH ONLY: ALL SALES FINAL
NO CHILDREN UNDER 16 PLEASE. r'
F
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to sow
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Fall Bazaar
call ourClassiiii ed Advertising
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S76-9335
Ajax/Pickering Ica&
683-0707
or fax = your as at:
S76-9335
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APPLIANCE SPECIAL.apt-
GAS WASHER a DRYER
USED FRIDGES $195 and up.
HELP GIVE a homeless pet a
s:= 'nm washers 6 jivers
dishwasher wove au m good
used ranges $125 and up.
second chance Heatnry, kit-
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cam 905 686 3384.
used dryers 5125 and up.
tern, vet tYtecMed with shop
s:cues $75;up Rebrih ap-
leave Message
$235 and
ped
uft cats t dle or
neutered.
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APPLIANCE WHOLESALE DE-
new, and used can open
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head 8800tioar ft 000 cal Win Mark VI
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washers and dryers at low
Many mednum to larger
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grantees All Dmand Ap- FndQ0tcSS like new, frost-frtt
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11905*19-1363
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6 acro. 163.07 kill.
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stoves. cars. taw
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686 t7n
PLATER PIANO. vumage
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savings Days 705-277-3381
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rriabae part-time care for
lob tree from Osbawa. even-
ail table. slipbut. biput
Must
Camcirahs
1968 Clev Cather 138.000
Let us snow ad $ir your
bon as s 436-U51 evenings
_
the
905-434 5 Brpekk
"wart po
"" , IZ-8267 aha 5 p m
PM Telles 8• ad 9' sm
directly to me PUW
Inn ro haw be �
suieeitv Wagon. my
good od dm Lead. aaw
arta Crsanrrin
playa
1 Carats
COIMU Factory Amawn
billiard Win for safe Call
Cal 11105-41W1024
Metallic. power �9 a
9w park nutritious batches
mal TLC' (905)686 4026
km. 52.790 Marry moat to
Christ- Special t yea no
905-120-6113
FOLK ART CLASSES arae-
bralts. sWedcasum. new
Certdled 000 90$-�I�"946
E
BPC. @EOset. tlnQ�
payments. tree sarawr. 266
aAk AN levels. mbr`% at-
bras. bAaNy. average owe-
PICKE I Butts / Be":
dresser. Qum sate ted ieOU
am10
*raw am evenrp W.W,
� my�� • $2995
Lov ing daycare. 18 months to
Couch. sola a car 5400 Spic
and more 81pmw.
NEAT TO DIM APPLIANCES.
aoilable Beginners our s9e
12 years Dairy, outaw
� set 5100. CAM 831-
( 1.880.515.5545
new and telt
delay Cusses stating Lao-
b�� and part)
kwec
.
wlurtary. Paddy's IAMMM,
neat", 3061. Lawn a WN Bit
IBM IOYdIN Taal. S
storytime. arwskc. nu
First
s
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906.2E7 8369 0 1-000 796
an mh- stress and give
Sped. ocsw It Condition.
r1EJoous meals a :rods.
rlid CPR w Now
Amarylig Christmas 1
e�oywtwN
� Cil
(9051 5763947 for
Now so. owner lounmg,
cer0i
yw no paFnrrNs. era can
td-
MW "Pum. Cal %5-
smo g. receips 905-426
11 PC. Gunn Amu. Many-
ner. X6- loaded, ittertNL
�
427-1591
o"INVOoom set. Braid
soRwwe and wore.
primerwpod.
116 nk (oacy 1.600315
SBKM PE harvest table, 4
M etieediy Can% dome
wttkbertks a
new. Shia packaged. coot
5045 Fret yky,
dens. a cad. 3'15'. 1350.
55 lure
3711 Etc Fkrdli ledY awitt
ape. games, toys. no work.
511.000. samiea 54508. 116
ORSC T Egtmipmerl:
and
er. 440000a 52200.00. Ak0
SWM A pa tree. 110 yrs. ex
Rpwka. Cam valent 905-
255-0 5
9 yramor 3 we Mi
torEVIn
tam a Traria 300
gli.
I��' �� exile 6 etMy
WWII -9 5 phible alb 5 airs
726 -7615 ghat attyette.
MOmobr - ut, Ail
for Sale 5 5 for Smile
192 LUMMIA, excellent con-
KEITH MITCHELL AUTO
duon `.'-6 autornalic. err. tile.
SALES, Guaranteed Lowest
Cruse. am -fm cassette.
Pnces to Durham All cerlybed
163.000 lot Must see $5.000.
ears sold with 1 year tree
Cal Bron alter 5 p m (905)
power train warranty 1991
668-5294
Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer
4x4. $8,490. 1992 Pymouth
Sundance 122.000km $4.490.
1112 summ R0 $2995 cert.
1991 Dodge Shadow 155.000
1988 Bonnevd!e $2295 Cert
km $3.390. 1992 Jap Chao -
1965 Topar $1295 cert 1967
kee Sport 4x4. 137.000km
Codge Van $695 u IS Call
$10.490. 1968 GAIL Satan 7
9O5µ04-9759
pay . 165.000km. $4490.
1968 Clev Cather 138.000
1993 HONDA Accord EXR
km $2.790, 1992 Chevrolet
Coupe loaded, err p Witham,
Cavaker Wgn . 131.000km
P door locks. elttsnc sarvoW.
$3.990 1998 ChrysW LOBar-
o mrrors. Crum control. Le
on Turbo 193.000km. $2.990.
on hart mask Mat owo-
19W Nissan Kiril Cab.
ban 511.500 Evenings
220 OOOkm. $3.990 1965
(9057471-9536
CAev Camaro only 120.000
km. 52.790 Marry moat to
1994 SDM6Ma 69.0001m.
choose hpm. also Wrmer
excellent condition. S6.D00
Beaty . , $1,000 Ask
Certdled 000 90$-�I�"946
3WA Our lane 10 Own from
WE FINANCE
EVERYONE
First time buy-
ers, bankrupt,
bad credit, no
credit. You
work? You
drive! Lots of
choice. Down or
Trade may be
required.
SPECIAL
FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
SHERIDAN CHEM
905-706-5198
a 131OM. 4 door, low
11M , Vdy driven abtaey W d
martaaed. MMM. canoed e
sa. CANewewwps (905)
83540235
BEA67VVL 1994 LAWSOl
Town Ca White. with while
feeler itkr a Scrod. tial
kMwy car Al ,peons. great
strap fended $15.000 Call
Kirk or Hops a 242-5806
(aro)
GOT11 LOVE m GNEAT
CAN. FMISM PMM
EVERYDAY AT CER1MAR.
W. NEW ACLS - 92 OMs
Deka 88. Royale LS. loaded.
129.000 kd., umaKulak gray,
sty, $9.500 91 Tape GL, only
61.000 leas. ai. auto. mtbe-
kn mk. $5.995. 94 Grad
Prix SE. loaded. 66000 kms.
only $10.500 97 Escort GL.
60.00 kV• air. 5 spall.
$9.950. 92 CawkM. 121. 000
km. air. awe. Bice, 555.900. 90
SextMd LE. prMy cow, aw.
alb, tWslver• 151.000 lens,
51ADD.. � VM15 - 95 Lu -
VAN LS. boded. 129.00 Mins.
ltergrwdy and silver. must
427-1723 anfpee� am, now 511,995.. 95 GMC
Ctromrc Cal kw 7 tells tall Cl6 evMMepc a SAW. 76.000 ins. led, so-
r Oi COLONII wroth IMG FWd KNOW. 4 Cyl. 5 906427 592. View by app. P�tDAN PNRNIOE...wt wird[ /Mg PON= TEM1`W 4 Par pkoe 510.995.. 93 Grad
ECE elrperienceloving home cast-. 1966 Dodge ape $r� Of" 111Meng a showman ex- U &.- at Vaal M i i,. - dr. v6, aye. air, cnin AW voyager LE. bie". quads,
daycare. snake tree home. FK 52200 arleied a Geta nal nia �,96A 94 Cha As
flexible pars. regbk and y Passage. 1 ql. au10.. 130K w11�CN esN paesioa...so we ham lo ren P-. Matic. Nk ll�00
Pwc 9000 Stay Sauna. M dim our to walke soiwoodk. 1sl shat and aNer. Cab 905579 3610. tro, btNgtrhdy, very dean
WOW OW services 18 moth 12200. _. 1967 Peterbor � yd �tY 174.000 laws, only $7.700. 9C
and older. Bayy/Krosno Be- ough 19.5 boat Giddy V6. raw dyr", Never bun maNd room ..prises have been 01aWatld -(905N36 1704 1M6 SPROR $1996 oerlied Salm EK 2-ldne Nue. loaded
bre and yen SCteol also tops head. 300 trs. $10.500 w/ $3000 (905)613-0974 draftcAy rCtdtkad fa 1967 Buick T-ype SM oer- REDBCED
420-9011 Cal Linda at (905) deaana...VA also leave Ver 1985 Cleo 1/2 ton. ex- only S9A5O.OD
trailer. 705 878 4998. (snD) Eg�gg ��r spaniel SM 95 Caakars. WOOD Isms
ENGAGEBIEOT RIG 1M. 3 speciy pre-Xmes pnc mg on Mil with " tap.
gi bar fridge. with from 59.400.. 95 Noun sport
dnatnonds, .66K. appraised a our entire fumitae Ineup. eb puppus'me*CKCC registered. horst lwlkd 111 $3600 o978 FV �b.o. GB 97.000 kol air, aub• palm
rot Igrar cabinet. $1000 or 83450. Asking $1800 O.B.O. donT be disappointed, gd pmt 905)416-0704 or (905)263- dark green. super safe Aria
beg offer. (905) 666-1122 (905)-6861132. your order n mew!...our mot-
EIINED NURSE will are to q...'ihae is No SmtbsWNf for S". 20-4423 �� $7.985. 95 Podiac Fumy. air
,dda�e to do Vurrdry i LEATHER JACMIS. W b 1/ heavy duty whole auto. 73. 000 Was, INDIA
'Yom rs Good tolorew• 2 price, leaner purses from washout amd dryer. 6 matfs OueFRy'..-Traditional wood- $7.385.,96 Graad At, burow
es awmablee9905-W-6261 $999. lugW from $19 99. oraldn.1�r 5 year trarslerable war- working ..115 Na6h Pon Road GE#HAB SIEPIIEM pip dy, 140.000 kms, lovely. Nor
rams
leather wallets from $6.99. 1000 firm. CA 434- (S. off Reah Rd.) Port Perry. pies. 9 weeks old. good wllll WWW $7.995. 93
PyanOUh Shadow
FMBIeOod Leather
Must Go' Famiy (905) 985-8774. wrww.tradi- childterf acdknt dkDOsi CARCHOICECOM yr, auto dark g�1. 4 d.
wq X7728 M. FlNl 30 Fridge a Stove br ll Osha-bOrialwi .on.ca tion. pMae an be seen. No 136,ODO lens• $5.000. 92 Mert
RO21 NEAT FMIEWOOD, a• sale. apeermt condition 8 W M M M ELFCIMC bed papers. Call 905436-7610. Sable Special Ed.. loaded
-CtaN't very best quaky hard- AI.YMMNB storm door 80• x workup order. $650 for sol. angle 39' x W. good and- NIMBI, gOHENCE Ann. 133.000 WRs. now $5,995.
�uootl caw extra beg 32' With louvered window a ftaY Size nafaer a dryer. wall- �. Comes Complete wish CIutK staAiwp ION N U Riviera. every COT" PAN CERFIRa t o
`elb+e tiny rseasorkd. cad ii tomne: Aso aukhimg side monk Control ad vmblitlew Na 30 . Bafie and OpMI option. never wider driven. 0 iT N d l
SPA, Honest measw*me IL lowered tumwbws 60' x 12'. miitKaimd. 5450 for UL 905•Asking $WO. Cid 005) 6M- Rgsyy tl0 9;__(90_C_439: 435 i1M con . $0995. Call
tee deiwp. 905753 -22Nd. Call 786-320.0402 aper 6. 4363018.
00$6 579.M, $OM1Af
$1 200 down. $149 per march
for 12 w1 160 Dowry
PW. Alm. 906-4265512.
1987 TOYOTA $UPRA• Targa
Roof. aMtm sass 6 cyl 5
spd. caw. pd a/c. 185.000 km
Navy exterior Only $3.995
Call 665-7694 op.
Frim Automobits
rrantw
A a A AUTO- Cats. truclm.
boats We pay up to $110.000.
(',ash on itre spot Any condi-
tion. my year. Call us any-
time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
myth sernce 905-086.5003 or
905-706-5234
CASH FOR CARS! We buy
used vehicles Vehicles must
be n runni g condmon Cal
427-2415 of come to 479
8ayly St East. Affix at
MUA W AUTO SALES.
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
'licensed recycler and thio
$100410.000 can on the
spot For can. trucks any
Condition. Gwranked pans
Sold and reprrs (905)666-
1771 days or (415)684-1121
ewrww
Trucks
la sows
152 315 v-6 am. wth bw
Ivor yid cap, new top eral
rad. brake laws. 160.000
. ii kd . prt� cOeanOn.
candied $2.000 (905) 963 -
SM
PRRTIN6 OUT 1966 Dodge
3,4 tcn V8. propane 4-spd.
rum
434-2n (8od' toucan. No bac
sap
NO COMPARING THESE Yarkal
IMMMI 1994 PnmlaC Sun- 4
~ Drivel
bud, 4 or 4 Cliff. am. M.
C entred 55950 IM Mercury 1962 GM run -sue 3/4 ton van.
Topa. 4 dr. 4 Cyt. ado. err. 163,OWkms Au, out chi
caulked. 55500 ism Mer- oeritwed. -- tm condition
Cary Saw GS., vs, fumy Call (905)433-6711
:ceded.P -M-1M or. pre- 167 SYNRUNNER 4x4. s-
tied 31190 1911 def W Re- sod 0 ➢Wer , 2.0scift 00 Itm.
7emcy. 3600 � %* Take over Mm $277'/wtornM
loaded, low kms. certified Can ChnS. aB I (416)723-
$73001993 Asa Sudm. 4 027,1
cyl. ane. WK rw-9 a►. 1998 KTMOUTN Gad
only $6250 only if EASTOa1M Voyager SE. brag new kxev
AUTO SALES Nty 12, ,saw- aded
- O,I. cow igwy lo.
Nowa&@. (986141$-M16. �eyn0
Warranty available 905-404-2422 .500. Cab
OiNAWA AUTO CENTER
1996 Saturn $9900, 1994
Suwbad $5.995. 1993 Grand
AN. $5.995. 1992 Law RS 1S" C.N. M. Greg Supe
awd. 18.500. 1992 Atex Van. $1,000 or bat aha 1971 G T
$7.350. 1992 SwWnrd GT. Yamaha 80 a. MAN conrditionn.
115.900. 1992 Carrier 2 dr. 5 $WO Or best Of Call 11505)
speed. 13.895. 19% Cellular 434-1865 affair 5 pMe. Ask for
RS.. $4.995. 1991 Firdw Rate or Wave Nessagt
Formula $6.900 . 1991 Sun- e 1 Seotwebaa
bad GT. 1115 spa/. $5.900.,
1991 Lunkns Euro $5.695. 191 POLARIS MY 500. Yo-
il
1991 Luna APV 86.3590.. Nd cooled. Camas Cover am
1991 so louse $5.995 1991 tad gip. #"* MMwers
Grad Am. $4.400. 1991 Excellent co dtgn 12700
Spam $1.900. 1990 Cavalier firm. Also 1992 Patients tidy
2 dr.. 13.200. 19W Sanowd Ta. handptp� 0-10 wow
$3.400. 1990 Sent 52.995.. ers°Over• 82500: 705-357-
1990 Tauus. $3.700, 19W 2356 eve Y ip
Lam 5 spwgd. 83.995.. 1990 iw
Cavalier capon 13.600.. 1989
Jeep YJ 4 x 4 $6.595.. 1969 gfiCNEM APT 5512/ntOwN-
Cavrier 12.995.. 1961 Jeep IV Flus unties, 3rd SM wN-
Camaelte 4 x 4 $3.900., 1941 up. no ekvwla Mapkll t Call
Conatle $7.995., al vehicles Mark 652-3107. Love on -
sold aa0 1 160 SWom St. SM
S.. O5hM 404-2255
IBM Chev. Makike 26.000 IMF AP;A:rzFAftd
bel. w" with grey imlenjer, 1 a8 2 imodable
luded. balance of factory twwudM*i)Dac.1SL 2 Iow
wafway.117.900.434 2775. 916 Mass, offee a.
Fromp16dQSOhwd. Mme.
(905),576-6724.
WftmYcin " 610Wcgd 6
$1 200 down. $149 per march
for 12 w1 160 Dowry
PW. Alm. 906-4265512.
1987 TOYOTA $UPRA• Targa
Roof. aMtm sass 6 cyl 5
spd. caw. pd a/c. 185.000 km
Navy exterior Only $3.995
Call 665-7694 op.
Frim Automobits
rrantw
A a A AUTO- Cats. truclm.
boats We pay up to $110.000.
(',ash on itre spot Any condi-
tion. my year. Call us any-
time. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
myth sernce 905-086.5003 or
905-706-5234
CASH FOR CARS! We buy
used vehicles Vehicles must
be n runni g condmon Cal
427-2415 of come to 479
8ayly St East. Affix at
MUA W AUTO SALES.
A AJAX AUTO WRECKERS
'licensed recycler and thio
$100410.000 can on the
spot For can. trucks any
Condition. Gwranked pans
Sold and reprrs (905)666-
1771 days or (415)684-1121
ewrww
Trucks
la sows
152 315 v-6 am. wth bw
Ivor yid cap, new top eral
rad. brake laws. 160.000
. ii kd . prt� cOeanOn.
candied $2.000 (905) 963 -
SM
PRRTIN6 OUT 1966 Dodge
3,4 tcn V8. propane 4-spd.
rum
434-2n (8od' toucan. No bac
sap
NO COMPARING THESE Yarkal
IMMMI 1994 PnmlaC Sun- 4
~ Drivel
bud, 4 or 4 Cliff. am. M.
C entred 55950 IM Mercury 1962 GM run -sue 3/4 ton van.
Topa. 4 dr. 4 Cyt. ado. err. 163,OWkms Au, out chi
caulked. 55500 ism Mer- oeritwed. -- tm condition
Cary Saw GS., vs, fumy Call (905)433-6711
:ceded.P -M-1M or. pre- 167 SYNRUNNER 4x4. s-
tied 31190 1911 def W Re- sod 0 ➢Wer , 2.0scift 00 Itm.
7emcy. 3600 � %* Take over Mm $277'/wtornM
loaded, low kms. certified Can ChnS. aB I (416)723-
$73001993 Asa Sudm. 4 027,1
cyl. ane. WK rw-9 a►. 1998 KTMOUTN Gad
only $6250 only if EASTOa1M Voyager SE. brag new kxev
AUTO SALES Nty 12, ,saw- aded
- O,I. cow igwy lo.
Nowa&@. (986141$-M16. �eyn0
Warranty available 905-404-2422 .500. Cab
OiNAWA AUTO CENTER
1996 Saturn $9900, 1994
Suwbad $5.995. 1993 Grand
AN. $5.995. 1992 Law RS 1S" C.N. M. Greg Supe
awd. 18.500. 1992 Atex Van. $1,000 or bat aha 1971 G T
$7.350. 1992 SwWnrd GT. Yamaha 80 a. MAN conrditionn.
115.900. 1992 Carrier 2 dr. 5 $WO Or best Of Call 11505)
speed. 13.895. 19% Cellular 434-1865 affair 5 pMe. Ask for
RS.. $4.995. 1991 Firdw Rate or Wave Nessagt
Formula $6.900 . 1991 Sun- e 1 Seotwebaa
bad GT. 1115 spa/. $5.900.,
1991 Lunkns Euro $5.695. 191 POLARIS MY 500. Yo-
il
1991 Luna APV 86.3590.. Nd cooled. Camas Cover am
1991 so louse $5.995 1991 tad gip. #"* MMwers
Grad Am. $4.400. 1991 Excellent co dtgn 12700
Spam $1.900. 1990 Cavalier firm. Also 1992 Patients tidy
2 dr.. 13.200. 19W Sanowd Ta. handptp� 0-10 wow
$3.400. 1990 Sent 52.995.. ers°Over• 82500: 705-357-
1990 Tauus. $3.700, 19W 2356 eve Y ip
Lam 5 spwgd. 83.995.. 1990 iw
Cavalier capon 13.600.. 1989
Jeep YJ 4 x 4 $6.595.. 1969 gfiCNEM APT 5512/ntOwN-
Cavrier 12.995.. 1961 Jeep IV Flus unties, 3rd SM wN-
Camaelte 4 x 4 $3.900., 1941 up. no ekvwla Mapkll t Call
Conatle $7.995., al vehicles Mark 652-3107. Love on -
sold aa0 1 160 SWom St. SM
S.. O5hM 404-2255
IBM Chev. Makike 26.000 IMF AP;A:rzFAftd
bel. w" with grey imlenjer, 1 a8 2 imodable
luded. balance of factory twwudM*i)Dac.1SL 2 Iow
wafway.117.900.434 2775. 916 Mass, offee a.
Fromp16dQSOhwd. Mme.
(905),576-6724.
WftmYcin " 610Wcgd 6
400 � 400 � 410 410 410
RENT -WORRY FREE
1, 2 & 3 tied. Apts.
Refurbished & New
Appliances. All Utfl. included.
In-house Supt. & Maint.
On site Security.
Rental Office: Yon - Fri. gem - 8 pm
Set fi Sun fpm Spm
%LVALIANT PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT
T9--2 626
WINDJAMMER
APARTMENTS - AJAX
33 & 77 Falby crt.
2 & 3 Bedroom apart-
ments. Includes
fridge, stove, broadloom,
air, heat, hydro, water and
one parking.
Call 686-0845
or visit us at:
4ww-Reoclties.com/wall street/floor/
7657/ hiRhriser.h tml-
P Pnvate en-
,-Ance. 5454 month "'s„ast
Pius utilities Available mme-
dial!ly Mature nlerr^;es
,egmred No pets 579-9098
or 23-3345
..i 3. st 416, 789-
4135 or i9M) 665.7543
MCKENING 2 BEDROOM
.".AS- en! apartment Seca -
'at entrance, Landry lapk-
ties. ij750/mormh, nOm-
smoker no pets Can M6-
8783 An 6 p m. Mali Sat
a stn - IN my
i , Areem basement ap.
•era _lean and spacious. 1
backyard mess b"
and schools. Cteue arta Si
utilities Available now Cedar/
Phil* Murray area 5714402
2 BEDROOM BSMT APT
Sep enti Including utilities.
Parking $750/mo 1stAast.
Avad Dec lst No pins
Hwy2/Altona. Can 7-10pm
wiener es (905)-50170 as
2.8EDBOOM back spit in 714
Gr",ioch Cr Oshawa patty
furnished near all ame ibes.
to smoking. no pets. Price
owble Available Dec. 1st
( 15711-4500
!-BEDROOM includes Indgt
L Sloe. heat A hydro Pn-
vate. S800/month. fusUM a
references required. AWLwitlt
lir DEC. 1 COunice Area. For
ilio aN (905)436--2155
IdOelor a St. E. WMbp-
pt. avail Jan. 1. it
quit low-rise bucking. Onsits
management. ublibei
inavaiWp FII For aPLSC.
2.50
66-
'MUST SFEf Oshava 2 Dob
wm ap in a 3-una coram.
DOrarY building. Gan iluiel
and secuie. laundry. pmate
yard, and narkinaON pen M-
ute S715/i jicf0ive- fifty
refermtxs. NO PETS.
66E-1432. Please Rase Mal
sage
A-1 AvailableDtlsxmber 1two bedopea 5L
Centrad poabon pyYing y
laundry 404.8589 -
AJAX• I-bedrool t DBSetNUN
apartment. separate NMrW 1,
separate fang. all ihslu.
sive. $625. Avaiibk Oma tel.
Call 427-9601.
AJAX. 2 -bedroom weaROnm
basement apMWM very
bright d Spacious. 5 4P
pI anCes, parkPlg. no pas, no
smoking. plus u d00r clear
she ,n A•all" iNuaA-
month is Dec. -Feb. SM
month Cal686-1398.
AJAX/WHnBT n )!c--,,:-.
bedroom one bedroom and
bachelor. laundry, facilities
Clow to all amenities
(905)
ATROL GREEN CO -Or 250
Duruop St E Wh"by is
rI INFORMATION NIGH
4ED NOV 25 AT 7 PM Ap-
cabons being taken !or 2 A
bedroom apartments. avai-
vaie Jan arW Feb/99 $6531
�o a $714/mo plus tAMnes
,,-w appliances, cot TV W
avded For lur0ser into plass
As 668.9641 (Please use a-
'�cz eraranee)
AJAX. MODERN spacious 2-
�eC. nom basemenr apt C/A,
Vardwrood Doors. sa0alak m-
•rance. available mwiediatepr
ardor Non-smoker. no pelt
S800lknclusivet Can perm
Morgan. 905 -Ml -9500
AVAILABLE r DIATELY. in
Amrttri ApI building Spa-
.. farptle0. newly par"
ed, wo balcony. dope to bra.
A0ppn4 cep uddia nckl0ed.
'Www required. no ph. 1
bedroom $690 2 bedroom.
$790 3 bedroom $1150 Cam
430-0134
AWALABLE Lege 2 -bedroom
apartment m new triplex
$775,monWt cep muus". lest
and 4W maims required No
Pas or smoleg Cap or leave
message 905.721 $156 Appk-
abon to be timed in
BASEMENT APT whites 3
401 newly renovated Laun-
dry tadma. per" cable
awall" 1St Asst required no
p4a $750 00 inclusive ava i
able a Jan 1. call John it 11105-
837-5614
BAYLYILIVERPOOLnear 401
Go Large attractive apt share
btchen. bad(- suitattk for
Dean prakssiortal Referene-
�. kLAast n0 pea. smolurq
5395 (9051 831-3655 afler 5 -
kave message
BEAUTWK 2 -level one bed-
room Grandvlevr/Bloor Very
clean $650/mo incl hydro
and cable No pets Mature
adults only 723-1492
UG A SPACIOUS 3 bed -
(MR, hardwood Doors Big
bathroom will cern iCs and
jecuD, brand new fulcrum
cupboards with big targe
.... ,ln and Living mom Close
10 schools and shopping plus
bus aid go slaw rouse Mtn
tapkties. Available
and
befley p1tei Sim Inv
fast. In of ubo es. 905-723-
5513.
COffML OAAmws, targe 2 a
3 bedroom apartmernts "-
able December/January 1st.
In well-maintained building
dost to all aftnerdia Please
Cad (905)723-0977.
CLAM3nMT one bedroom
1partmm w int parking
&J05) 0 Oho r (ues1-11168-
13
MR 11 , os 1 - Stu-
dio apt., very quiet. suits 1
person fumrshed, parking•
450
5. am inclusive. Leave
maupO 434-M2.
E.cirnoilutr dwl a
q,niN 12, a 3 beftm apes. n
OsMtw, troll 5695.- 5835 -
&pp WK aN inclusive. PnNER-
PROPERTIES, DARREN
(905}428.71677
GORGEOUS- 3 -bedroom fin -
listed basement. two 3pc
batt. laundry, b rpe yard.
large drivele". RmsoN101
ora, quid very dace f850.
thene Y6B06S. Fhb. 1sl Mark
135129D432 2910725 BSOa
SICK OF RENTING,"
OWN YOUR HOME - From 5700/month
_ Mmmum ktco ne $M,OOg year
• �' Help for chschargW e Alfieri call
Choose one: Cash rebate up to $5.000 QB
!' Discounted Mortgage Rate.
;,;(905) 571-6275 or 14800.840.6275
Mark Stapley
.._ $afee f4wp. Rernax Ability Rad Estate Ltd. E+
all t'te a 1 own o.ets for
GREAT LOCATION Owes Ren
building one bedroom apt
Dec 1 436-6149
LINDSAY: Delightful. spa-
cous 2 bedroom sate. backs
.o tai 11 urse close to
P shopping and all
amenities. For more informa-
! on. call: (705)878-5586
MAIN FLOOR apt Very spa -
access backyard.
erdeilent socabon. 2 private
-trances includes fridge
+')ve $7Wmo utm Included
4radable immediately 9D5-
4 x4948
GORGEOUS. NEW 1 -bedroom
-P, pnracy. secunty.
a 3latKe now Westney Rd !
r 5 -6y r7 $850 . utilities Call
49-5134
NORTH OSHAWA ;aper large
ydroom b,ra arge baco-
-, Well managed quiet build -
9 Cornro(1ed entrance $729
Ad, pWe prix W dogs
Tec est 905579-5584
NORTH OSHAWA ^ew 2 bei
date^-'er, au -0006-
o" oar comets, broad -
+00111. !acro roam par.
Clan. quiet boo" SWnQ
Call 905-435-0948
ONE BEDROOM apartment
available 1m 1wnXet+ S15M
Per morith includes heat hy-
dro and air Telephone 723.
2286
263-2312 bosom win,evtfwrgs ars.
ONE BEDROOM Basement
apar-nell C -a:- - tell -
Newly, terbieled 540 worfurq
person $525;mwo. cleat 6
hydro included Referetnces.
hrsulmfaetputyitq Available
Dec 1 !14=8159a 905-
579.2927
ONE BEDROOM BASEMENT
aparmertn xbr4ge approx
900 sq K . tine place in kung
room paring for 2 can
$600 plus 1.2 utilities Call
905-852-94M
ONEBEDROOM last
mor!^ Avail,iole Dec lsl
Ousel oaWing (9051.640-5902
OSMWA • BEDROOM quid
acus : ✓ ., includes ap-
ptunces. gMeN. parking
nice area no O
$600 'monist 905-57`6-6247
OSHAWA LOCATION Dec
ht ane bedroum 5669 2
bedroom $810 3 bedroom .
5995 Monday Fm may 9 am
5 pin (9051 576-2925
OSHMA, Park A Adelaide
nice 2 bedroom. $570/moilln
P" .14 0. vrdtldes wale A
Parking First/last required
Avaxlabie January 19 Cao
571-1537 or432-1521
PICKERING YIILAGE. one
large edr:cm apartment
about n5fawa t. 1725 all n-
Clusive Available Dec ISI
Please call (905) 428-6243
tfIC AWC.IIVERP00L Rd 3
bedroom bungalow roan
toot Apartment . ferad Will.
dose U Go Dec 1st no pets.
$1050 utilities ind,fded 905-
770.7222 or 416.494-3765
$CAFAW4M. Pon Lawn /
401 spacious 1 -bedroom
basement apt separate en-
trance ay, inclusive. no pets.
non-smoker. Suit working
Couple $675 00 or sin-
gle 5625 00 Available Jan 1 st
(416)282-5990
SIMCOE a Resident: 1-bdrm
apt with large Ilvingroom,
$640 /mo. Dec 1st lstilast
Landlord pays lot uhli and
cable. No dogs. Call 432-1268.
SPACIDLLS wel-mAuaained 2
and 3 bedroom apes. Arai. al
900 and 888 Glen St. Some
With walk-in Closets. paint
provided. Close 10 Schools.
Mopping centre. GO Station.
Ublithes included. Cam 728 -
JIM.
It, spacious 2 a
apts. Utilities inl
e to schools, sho
and 401. Tran;
past your door. F
call:
05)721-8741
MINIM - apt for ria. 2 bed-
rooms $68Wmamh. tirst7llist
required. Cam days 905.725-
8911; Eve. and weekends 905-
668-1016.
MIMTB F 1 a 2 -fileroom. 107
wp.erflf�oqill, SI. Fridge. stove.
but last. Dec . (w51686h-Mt533
AtYri.
420
1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH
3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units.
Utilities 8 parking included
Stove 8 Refrigerator.
Parquay floors throughout.
Closeto schools and shopping.
From $910.00.
Call 905-721-0980
1 1 Apartments for
Rem
WHITBY. • ,e.:. -.,.T rear -rut
4wrlrnenl, abasias
included. 5600 Available Dec
1st hrstUl required Call
Carol (905)683-2758, lave
message
WHY 'art when you can own
'yr;ur ')nn home for less Shin
koa Inii $Alts Call one Hay-
Saks
Rep(7997) r -x
Lid
(9051 66&3800 or (905) 666-
3211
Co-_
4--ftrws
APARTMENT WANTED Mc-
Lau,nur ;; a e • bedroom
unit for JAmuary 1.99 Can
623-6533 aher 5 pm or Move
ffwssjge
me ifoua4s
FaR
1101 CANA(rr
AFFORD -ro
Bt•1• A HOUSE?
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lir• Mi Daroar'rnN'r'r
(905) 571-6275
1-800-430-6275
�tuk 5taplec
ABA DAM DU we ^A:• a
borne 'or I,_ $5013 deposit
Cnorce - 6 months Ira or tnt
(gals or redirced matpagc
rate From $75Gmonii ter n-
Clusmve Income repuirtnlent
from $27.500 you cap
Ken Cells, eoldwe0 Biuiter
(9051728.9414
3 BEDROOM ?stony hoose
Fridge stove lar+n9
Nalisole anyll1lr $875
parting with private Oft. bra
backyard 576-4999
PICKERING TWYN MVots
AREA, 3 -bedroom detached
brick house on a 50 x125 Iia
Two 4pC bills New paint a
Carpet throughout Gas heat -
mg, fridge stove, washer.
dryer $125&fw.uW or 51450
including utilities vaunt
Availablemmmedatey
(416)587-7045 or 5109.8044
3 -BEDROOM, 2 bathrooms,
basement, new para In Quiet
desirable location at ft edge
of town $1100 . utiktes Car
(905)852-2119
ANA><- Executive luxury lake-
front. 4 bedrooms. 3 wash-
rooms, jacuzzi. fireplace.
trench doors, master ensudde,
large eat -in Liddfen. 2600 sq.
h. 2 -car garage Nanny suite
occupied in lower level. No
smokmgVnopets. references.
51595.. Alai Dec. 20 or Jan.
1.(905)430-5417
COUIITICE: 2 bdrm burgabw
with large yardinquip neigh-
tKlurhood. Man floor any.
$800./m0 all inclusive. No
pets. Avail. ummediaky. Cafe
132.1183. Leave ilfessage.
EIIECUTIrE RANCH bungalow
lot feral one yew knee. fully
furnished. 3 bedroom,
fenced. Olde WhilObyy ora
Available Jan 15. SMID ales
ftefereuces, (905143a-2fa01
WEST UXN DGE, 3 large
bedroom. Country kitchen. 2
fun baths. jacum. family
room, living. dirwtp room, 12
acre. Dec. tn. $1285 plus.
Cal Kathy 727-8046.
1 Houses
Rae
'viii 3 brcroom house
1 rel. :4senaiii hardwood
fk10fS. Iirutiasl . $11Do pita
ublrbM references 8 Credit
thea
Ion -smoker /no pets
Avatlade January 1 Call 905-
661 teller 6 30p in
• ispufi iy
war
GREEN ACRES s mere we
want to oe' workable farm re-
guired lot mature faa* ON
;+a 4-5 bedroom boric
''acreage . barn LOD" toll
OV term lease or mort�ge
to assume please cep 905-
665-7270
Twerroweee
1 e
April
OSHAWA RLA
OSSeD arc
Afaver'y 3 bedroom town-
nouses with garage. 3 ap-
ohw,Ces. gas heil. PAN from
P75 Dia ut fSA30 rt-
:,,rl0 CAN (905)576 -MOS 8
v 1f - 4 p m weeldays
ABSOLUTELY A CREAT DEAL!
)wn tour home 5500 down
to 6 months tree. from
$773 my, all rucliawre Mwe-
mum WORM we 000 o a c
Aurelia Ratan U day. Colt
.ell Sneer RMR P40 Erik
28-9414. till 201 or for YM
105) 427-3004
VICTORIAN 3 BEDROOM
..N-houi whrltM, walk to go
+nd downtown natural gat.
it ,i3O. pnvaee Nd new
row
carpet D. Ifa.tr0 stellae
(4161324-45115
1 Rooms
lkf Nerve
Available Immeentaly
,-nfi -aorri in Pbxenng .:a-
.1. lack n facilities now
.."i nqq tin
Generag Salon.
-TC G0 S360nttor6h. 5170
Dr -weekly 420-4318
FUMMMED bedsutrnq room.
noudrti oaring cable lan-
drv. bar tndge and microwave
Suit worlung non-sinow
M85/month hrVAng 427-
6932
IDEAL PLACE :wet lur-
nshed accommodation in
prdasn" now" ,lose 10
OGH .1 workup mak.
non-smoker $100foink Can
905-723-6761
AWJU IAM farm Nonsmok-
er Includes shared extras,
available unmet ately Furw
tuft storage avalwhe 905-
472-04%. Jars
PICKERING. BRIGHT. spa-
cious room shared DAIf-
room. mdVen. includes Lan-
dry. cable. access to back-
yard. suitable for one non
smoker. S390Lmo And
Dec est 9DS-839-107S
PICKERBIG, Brock a Hwy
02 Large furnished roan.
shared With, ktdtm. Landry
A able 5110 /wk . first A
last. wo Wer-
ences call 19-1930
MMFFWakaem
A WIMSM bedroom in
Uxbridge resider". stare
all tacibl ei free table. park-
ing Non-smoker. Must love
dogs ares Wast. $350imonrn
1 800 567-5630
tee
Accommodgm
IMNWLE itmte6Mey. one
room in cocoa* style home.
Man floor Wmdry, all MCIW
sive. storage spate in base-
wA m. non smokK S375Wo.
131Aist. 905433-1247.
EXEt31M WWM, rued to
Toyota dealer. 1 Furnished
room. TV room w(fireplace,
Parking, taurdry. Meat see.
Very comfortable. wor"
person. 05-5M.
first/last.
PICKEIIINC . 4OIAv Me•s rd..
dean tour. Quiet subtaw6i0n
fay conservation aro. Shan
a8 facilities female pmkrnd.
sten tllloker, no pals. airail-
�now. 5375 moWAV 09-
e'NM 4:11401 l WR $11illblkY Ed7ylAl, N09E#wMER =18118 PAM 33 *4P
ACI�esoerls . taAraonw
WESTNEY HEIGHTS. AJAX t
room m 3 -bedroom Muse
wrth 6 apprsres. a par"
Avail Oec est S500/mo m-
ausive (905)-619-3073
a e once a
ell
77 Free RM 117 Oshawa
downtown 400-1600 sdtl 01
fiteJRet i East Oshewa 1800
Sg5500h�sq�n Commercial Hosue
a65S41 Shop. Call 434-2447
APPROX. 6M sq h new of-
fice space for $450 arslable
immediately Includes every-
Smicicie 5 N 576-6i999bgtion. Call
WWMY CORPORATE Centre.
1st Class retail and office
space for lease. from $519/
month hydro Included Marry
different sues avautabk Can
Lows Egni R E 1-800-268-
9088
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Holy Spirit - Thou make me see every-
thing and show me the way to reach my
ideal. You who give the divine gift to for-
give and forget the wrong that is done to
me and who are in all instances of my life
with me. I, in this short dialogue, want to
thank you for everything and confirm once
more that I never want to be separated
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(never known to fail). Oh, most beautiful
GARAGE WANTED. 2 cap
flower of Mount Carmel, fruitful vine,
wanlec lot bundhng papers
Dave 427-1637
splendor of Heaven, Blessed Mother of
the Son of God, Immaculate Virgin, ass-
' .
ist me in my necessity. Oh Holy Mary
Mother of God. Queen of Heaven &
WAREHOUSE space aar'e,!
Call Abe 905-683-5117
Earth, I humblybeseech you from the
bottom of my heart to secure me in my
• 1 r
necessity (make request). There are
none that can withstand your power, Oh
CLEAR WATER AREA. 3 bed-
Mary. conceived without sin, pray for us
'O0' ocum
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who have recourse to thee. (3 times).
,ow For aro and to wow pnowe.
Holy Mary. I place this cause in your
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CLEMWATER. 3 -bedroom
furnished moAfes. hated
poi hot tub Minutes to
beaches. AML. all star game
Jan 2411199. NFL Football.
Blue Jay baseball, cloglhorse
hack Children welcome
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For Sister
200 ACRE FARM- )%LY
$199 90C ExxphonA ore, of
horse farm near Argli Mod-
em 3.1 , ,ori dint Iwrgi-
low with newer carp" A
Mooring. Fro" db, U kr
"Broom. ramor ner I - .
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Barney. Saks Rep . Re1111"
Lakes4e Realty Inc. Ameor.
1-800-80l-0156 Iwo)
4 BeArenr. 2 Storey home on
a :arm rim Uxbridge, beatatel
waw, very Pxrwse 5930 00/
evrm pus uhkba 905-294-
1271
IIMSTfMNT HOMES 2 sai
:en:,a. ,sta,va rented
$1250mpllEt 5112.E 1 So-
x detached bungalow fuk-
! tW baen+ent. 2 tug units
St 19 700 I So* detached
Dagallow coontr al vac-
ant $89 900 An terra up U
date vendor relonrwng. tack
dosings 4465 e0 Call
LNIBSAY.-imacLute 3 bete
room ,pejo ee0np brick ouiga-
100.
Boors, 11 2 blips Anshed
basement. vacant Owner
r4ri motivated sacrifice
$114.500 Lown Lean. Co*
well Banker Kam Place ANY
(7051324-tiOm
LOM to
12 ACRE Scenic estatt fq
Leskard Only $69.000 WARer
Franc Royal Le Page Fiat*
RE 5764111
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LNDSAY: Dekghtlul. spa-
oas 2 bedroom suite bads
onto golf Course Close to
hospW. shopping and all
anledes For mon informa-
tion. op (7M)$78.5586
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OPERATE your own lawn
maintenance and snow re-
apval francise 51200 {Pass
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Exclusive formil Cap pie
Gardener 905-763
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are now available Ground
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short illness on Thursday, November 12 at Bauman
,,1k Mernonial Hospdal. Beloved Irlsbartd of Odle
Broadlerit, loving Wier of Kathy (Shawn) Perry
and Kevin Broadbent. Stepfather d Patricia,
Michael and Brenda Lapcevic and arse granddt�
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Ray Smyth, loving husband of Maureen. Louring father
of Card and her husband Phipps and SlWw and
his sole Diane. Grampaat Reed Bmther of Larry,
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ALLAN L. WHITING BRUCE CUFF SOMA PECZENIUK GLORIA ZTVE NORMAN REES MARIA MILANETTI
President & C.E.O. Executive V.P. Chief of V.P. Support Services V.P. Finance V.P. Communications
Professional Practice
DR ARNOLD TErrERA AN
Chief of Staff
ARNE SCHAEFER
V.P. Human Resources
PATRFGA BERGER
Pres. Centenary Health
Centre Foundation
ALLAN L Multi If:
i Chid btnr os oMam
Piton b bb p omit appoman at as
Meador mad Odd Eneorrre Olsaer d rhe
F -W %Ww Holl h system A5. Ml d"
VW the hesldeahR mad CFA of Ceakmay
Health Come boo HW to 199L Same of
Vllrlbg's otw hwdue we b dude bebtg
am Aooedtarom Stareym for lbe Cmamdah
Caved an Heusi SesAm Aaaedllmroa
and Filar d doe Ca" m Go@W of
Health 5arloe ExicidNes• MId" ho a
Saddor d eommum Degree wlrh Htahor I
km the tMreary of Ottaa a and a Pat
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im ecently. Centenary Health Centre (CHC) and Ajax and rickering Health Centre (AnK) amalgamated to become the
IM Rouge Valley Health System. In less than four months, support services and administration have been merged.
AIL reating efficiencies and avoiding duplication. We have stablized funding for both sites for this ffacatl Year with
the Ministry of Health, and await final funding adjustments. We will maintain an clinical services at both sites and will
be growing those services to meet pressing current needs and future requtrememtL
The leadership shown on this page, many of whom are residents of the catchment areas, are committed to securing
services for the local population and, in doing so, will work with our geographic partners. Lakerldge Health and
Markham Stouffville Hospital, as wep as community health agencies, to bele ensure that you have an integrated system
of health cue in your home community. The RVHS has a combined budget of S 140 million. and serves 400.000 people
In East To. and West Durham.
The Rouge Valley Health System logo, mnvelled here, symbolizes our new bealth care system reaching out beyond
hospital walls to partner with the community and other bealth care organizations- The Yves are reminiscent of the bits
and valleys of tine Rouge region. Since the Rouge Valley is well known in this part of the GTA/905 area. dds name was
selected for a new health care system that will serve commoudtles situated on both sides of the valley.
Rouge Valley
Health System
Agan L W6/tin�
hesldent a C -1 -0 -
Ajax &Pickering Health Centre
Centenary Health Centre
som WZOM
Itafi � did d fnatadmanl Pnrllae
Sara toaeabtk #am cm mites b the
RMW %jr Heft %W= "a Mae
60 m yens 09mince b Me Wile care
sedoc She has had a Wmiliee of senor
dndttbmrm pa"M b a %"NY of
WVW old has paYdprled b a
sinter of high -probe. prorbm-wide
mmNpee stnadhae& ftowbtt mho
pnrdpnes in a vakty of edtrtalar and
researdt adios. 51he lm b Aim
aIORLA 176E
W,en t. MMc. CNL ince FMMbdemt
(7crla Ere is Vice hesldenf Of kpPM
servkxs nor The Rouge Valley Health
system aid Ragan Gesteal MataW
CWdWc at The CeAlmmy slle. A
NORMAN IM
Kama CA. ince hubfi m ffi e
Morulae taloa has bee► We hard W
Powhoe at Gim may HmM Geme Wm
1959. Flt has beet r if 11e lar Rhnm.
11111=nton syslans.MmteaAd
llnasaaesht and camillm braM�Oa
serwim him b lo" canamy. flea
spar an yens at BMW Gtlrpagran.
whoa he was Dlecow of Ramo Du"
to tulle he was lwdred bre eer>e
WO AMeswth Ho*W Stpply. ilea Maids
a tadiew d Caaateae degree ran ltd
Wdvo*. and reodred his C h need
Aomuefant deftubm b 1977. He and
his 4n*1 ire In M11111118011-
MAMA
aadaranMARIA MRAIEITI
rbIonil411,flooHammcm..ka M
Mom Msrlhew Ito be m at earewy
Hetalh Gtaabe fortm ee runtime yam ad
ARNOLD 1EFM3MAN
If RQ A. chid of son
Dr. Antofd Teppe ran. a dbkal
onmloglst has beim wrh CoWemy
Huff Come Mom 1974. He lamed the
Depa omt of Makin at the CHC sre
rh Madh 1974, mad matratm to be at
alive sfatli Teppanuit was Chief of
Meddoe at tie CHC sre loon Maatwy 1.
1967 to March 31. 1991. and bmwe
Chief d SufF at Cesmnny on Apd 1•
1991. He cwWhi es In tra c padty at the
paeer rate. Tgigiw n was a ntettbe
of rte Ereoalre of Cetnehay's hie"
Sett Sodety from 1979 b 1963. He Sra
In Don Mks.
CARMAN PRIG
Itfl0. RCP ICL Awedrte Chief
Dc Cxmin hide recelml his degree in
1965 frau Da lhiii k Urrreslty Medkal
Sdhod. FolowiB pomtg --- sides in
Ilttremal lttaffdhe and 6donm a,m at
AM SCRAIM
M. ince Humero emam Sesahacaa
Amle Sdaldw hn Add rhe pamlro s dUM
Nerldeat of Htwhah taeaaaraa ar CHC
slam 1993. He alto lies CoVaule
reWtimllililly tar %oft ana
D v*pwamL Mor b dial he Ida a
porllim In Hhm aaataoa at Ue
Taub M spldl, dubtg be iatcrorhT
rrtagbg d the VAMM and Taaro
Geteaml haprals. SdhtefrYspreMotswak
epeletm has baduded sk yeas at rte
tA0 maid 13 yeas with the Coueansml
d Oataro, in the laboir mllo hs and
huwan resomitm Ida. Fhe of thane yarn
bitlteded assipme acs in Pasobaothgh and
sudary. He rtsldes In .
PAUL =05COTI
AM OCR Chid of Alarm Aft"
ARB ghatliatlag ham the titrenry of
wow Medal Sdtod in I%L Dir', f W
DR. CARMAN PRICE
Associate Chief of Staff
DIL PAUL TRUSCOTT
Chief of Medical Affairs
SHO LEV FREW
Executive Director
APHC Foundation
1955. bwcoe's preset[ rde kKkxks
Oihf d Medical NhMs and hogam
Genad Mriaga d tie P*my Care
nogan at the CHC are. NNW *as
In rte Gidwood Vfase. S06auoylh.
MSC.. Nasklmit Cshallb
lane bando m
Pamkla Swan hags bean President of
Mom )tae. 1995 and holds mtporane
mwanbtlty for the Depanmer of
vakareo SerAm. b addlilcm. she has
a shored responsi ft fa Comnrnry
Palmom tioW ptevlm* held the
poddw d Dttecaor d Hunan Resource
Develop ywt at Catenary Health
Genie, ram Mine. 1993 to Mm 1995.
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