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Home My WebLink AboutNA1998_12_13PICKERINGN,EW S ADVERTI R_ "PICKERING'S (COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 STO.�-"n:�",9 PRESSRUN 44,000 '' 32 PAGES SUNDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1998 OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ I "TAND From the heart Durhampatients o for cardiac care centre BY MAR[ANNE TAKACS Staff Writer A dozen heart patients, including three from Durham Region, have launched a campaign to get public support for the establishment of a full-service cardiac: care centre at the Centenary Health Centre in Scarborough. The establishment of full cardiac care services at Centenary, which is part of the Rouge Valley Health System together with the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre, would allow Scarborough and Durham residents to go there for procedures such as heart bypass surgery, in- stead of having to travel to hospitals in central Toronto far from their homes, families and friends. The Cardiac Care Task Force, as the 12 -member group calls itself, is circulating cards for people to sign which state they are in support of having the service at Centenary. Thcy'rc available at both the Scar- borough and Ajax hospital sites, as well as. places such as local church- es. service clubs, seniors' clubs, pharmacies and doctors' offices. According to task force member Phil Diamond of Whitby. 700 of the cards were already returned with HOME IMPROVEMENTS BY . Fa.gowVonu..... F.>s..�...1aTM. VISIT CHIP SHOWROOM 239 STATION STREET OVA^ a 0 M W "ru d AWwr► DR. JOE RICCI 'The Rouge Valley Health System is an ideal location for new cardiac surgical .cervices. signatures within one -and -a -half weeks of the beginning of the cam- paign near the end of November. Zito goal is to get 5.(xx) signed. "So far we've started out very well and we wish to sustain it:' he says. Mr. Diamond had a heart bypass Inside the News Advertiser WNW ToMR Faterw Pale ...........6 Jearre BwghaM ........6 Na■ile Dries .........21 1%erts ................24 0---9 ier .............27 GM 0 A CALL Gem. ..........683-5110 Distributin ......683-5117 Death Netices .....683-3005 Aectiea Lire ......683-7545 sircerelF Yeas .1-800-662-8423 Email .newsroomOdurham.net Web sib ....durhamnews.net FAX .............683-7363 in September at St. Michael's Hos- pital in Toronto, which currently provides that surgery along with the Toronto Hospital and the Sunny - brook Health Sciences Centre. He says the fact he had to have it done in Toronto made the experience more difficult. "I was stressed out. I felt a long way from home. I felt like I was in a foreign land" It was hard for family and friends to travel to visit. As well, the location of the hospital in a part of the city that is somewhat threaten- ing at night added to the problem. "My wife left the hospital at 9 or 10 o'clock at night. I worried if the car was going to be there and if she would make it to the car" He says, the principal reason be- hind adding full cardiac services anywhere is to improve access to needed medical care, particularly heart bypass surgery. "Zine waiting list is quite exten- sive and the waiting list contributes to increased costs because they have to bong some of the patients into the hospital and hold them there until they get their turn, because they're too sick to be at home explains Mr. Diamond. He says there's just no more room to expand the service at the downtown Toronto hospitals. See DURHAM Page S RON PLFTRONIRO/ News Advertiser photo Foodfor the hungry Students at Frenchman's Bay Public School in Pickering have been in the spirit of giving during the Christmas season and helped collect a load of food for the Salvation Army to distribute to needy families in Ajax and Pickering. Grade 8 students (from left) Kristel Jefferies, David Brooks and Kristi Kennington helped with the packaging before handing the food over to the Salvation Army. Pickering housing starts decline But Ajax building activity booms Housing starts were up across four multiples. holds move to buying a home:' most of Durham Region in Novem- Overall, building started on 269 Whitby followed Ajax with the bei, with Ajax leading the way and units in Durham last month, an in- second most starts, as construction Pickering lagging well behind. crease of 17.5 per cent over the No- began on 58 single, detached The Canada Mortgage and vember '97 total of 229. homes. That's an increase of 18.4 Housing Corporation reports hous- "Starts have been somewhat per cent over last year's 49 units. ing starts in Ajax jumped an incc+ed- volatile this fall:' CMHC Toronto The biggest drop in housing ible 527.3 per cent last month overoffice market analyst Brent Weimer starts occurred in Pickering, which November of 1997. says. "However. the higher level of saw a decrease of almost 41 per Construction began on 69 starts seen in November should cent — to 45 last month from the homes in Ajax, up fr 11 a year continue over the coming months November, 1997 total of 76. All the before. Work got way on 65 as increasing employment and low starts last month were single, de - single -family, tached homes and mortgage rates help more house- tached. A/P PAGE 2 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13.1998 1 SPECIAL HOLIDAY BONUS! 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OMarsapply b new 1988 naodela at Mehiclee eprlwpM as desraibeut. Dealer orderer trade May betlebaeeia�. 'nliYowlaM be aomb "with otrr a6r. Dowa a yr sad or sold aw. to�otrdtBNr(8)**08 t�r+1 r a e —.— y — - "' — - � � ... ''[b: v. ,r.. '�' _ _� � «?�, �.:. a•4s. .. �.. �w�. ,y •�e-', a t ..►R z -V '-`�'•`;',,'"lF. �. _ r":�-w New'standardized report cards make the grade Paresis, educators agree evaluation forms - `a definite improvement' BY SUSAN O'NEILL Staff Writer The Province's new standardized report cards are receiving a passing grade from Durham parents, many of whom are getting their first look at the new evaluation forms this week. "It's a definite improvement;" says Wendy Stanyon. a parent at Whitby's Glen Dhu Public School. "it will help in planning both with the teacher and at home as to how you can assist your child in the areas they need help in:' The Province's new report cards, introduced last year, have been re- worked to correspond with the new curriculum and are designed to provide parents a clearer picture of a child's abilities in order to give them a better understanding of where their young- ster stands. Both parents and educators say the new report cards give parents more specific information about how their child is doing in class. "I really like the fact the report cards indicate a child's strengths. weaknesses and the areas the child has to work on. i think that's very good," says John Sheremeta, chairman of the school community council at William Dunbar Public School in Pickering. He adds the old report cards "told you what you wanted to hear about your child. Everything had a positive spin. Now, there's some clear hard facts, indicated not only by letter grade but in the comment section as well" Colin Edgccombe, principal of St. Bernadette Catholic School in Ajax, says, "I think it presents parents with an excellent picture. It's a starting point for the (parent -teacher) confer- ence which is the most important part (of the reporting process)" While the new report cards were in- troduced at Catholic elementary schools in Durham last year, parents and students at 61 of the Durham Dis- trict School Board's 97 elementary schools are seeing the new evaluation forms for the first time this fall. "The report card is the most critical piece of information we send home on a regular basis;' says Bev Freedman, superintendent of programs for the public board. So the board sent a guide on the new report cards home with stu- dents so parents will have a better un- derstanding of the evaluation forms ,arch the Province's new standards. 'lite guide notes repot cards are ?only one means used by teachers for reporting strident achievement to par- ents..:communication with parents about their child's progress should be continuous ihrwghout the -y' and '.tnay include such things as parent-stu- dent -cis conferences, interviews, phone'WK is `MW repmisrwd sam- ples of 6fiA6W_*0rV While tool -new report cards are 'snore detailed than in the past, Ms. MEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13, 1998 PAGE 3 P ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo JOHN SH T `The report cards indicate u Special effortfor a special end child's strength.' Stanyon says, "I don't think they should replace the fact that teachers still need to be in contact with par- ents...continued communication has to be there" The new report cards will be issued at least three times a year. 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A recommen- dation that will he considered by Durham Council next Wednesday calls for increas- es of 2.4 per cent in the combined water and sani- tary sewer rate charges. So, a home- owner using the average 60,000 gallons of water in 1999 will pay about $8.40 more over a full year, increasing their bill to $360.24 annually or $90.06 per quar- ter. A Durham household that uses 100,000 gal- lons a year will pay about $3 more a quarter than at present. Council's joint works and finance commit- tees approved the increases without comment at its meeting this past Wednesday. A staff report on the matter notes there was no increase in water or sanitary sewer rates from 1993 to '97 in- clusive and the charges rose two per cent last year while the cost of living went up eight per cent from 1992 to 1998. The combined water and sewer rates are lower than other utili- ties in Durham, according to a staff report. The report states the annual cost of hydro for a year is $761, gas $1,051, tele- phone $497 and cable TV $445. The report stated the aver- age combined water and sewer increase is 2.4 per cent, which will vary for in- dividual cus- tomers. Water rates are going up five per cent, but sewer rates are remaining the same. Customers using between 10,000 and 20,000 gallons of water a year will see an increase of about 2.8 per I r L cent or less than 50 cents a month. Those user rates fund the op- eration of the water and sewer systems and the installation of Ali pipes for com- mercial and in- dustrial develop- ment. 0 Development charges imposed on builders are used to pay for infrastructure re- quired to serve new homes as existing taxpay- ers don't fund residential growth under a regional policy. AS LW 3 r' 77- pY P, J r N 0 ANY ,!r PAYMENTS FREE GlFrS oil- N" Gs I - sheet strap. Ih.p,,.al ()f Ps,r - Pillow ow set J� INTEREST Mattre" - P1 low - Layaway.3; ' Pnrtectur Protector - Shcet. 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A 04 ItX 905-721-3046. Home of the University Centre at Durham ----�-�.'i -__- ---- ---;-i----Lb``'=---- I J L DURHAM From page 1 surgical services. Not only t ' P are we in an area of high I "It truly is just a convey- growth, but the Centenary or belt of people going site is prepared for a greater 110 MINUTE OIL CHANCE CENTRE through there" role in cardiac care" NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED, , The provincial Health p Centenary's ry's existing car- WARRANTY APPROVED I Ministry recently an- diac services also include OIL CHANGE SPECIALI nounced cardiac care cen- rapid evaluation and treat -OIL a FILT 1 tres at hospitals in Missis- ment of heart attacks, stress 'R"" CHANCE I sauga and York Region to testing, echocardiography serve the west and north and nuclear function stud- egg* I 6*2�,aforSW30OIL areas of the GTA. Even res, and an implantable de- tow3o PENNzoa though the Province's fibrillator clinic. I Includes 21 PT. Health Services Restructur- According to Ajax -Pick- - ing Commission has sug- eying Health Centre chief I gested there should be one operating officer Bruce J" is, 1Mw RADIATOR in the east as well, the min- Cliff, putting the full car- IFLUSH A FILL ��•95 $39-95'I is" has made no similar diac service at Centenary SPECIAL from designation here yet. Candi- would be the "logical" I OMR E)"ESJan. 15, 1999 dates for the eastern cardiac move. CAVW M*p<x I centre include Centenary "You'd be starting from a I CAW Co1N111Ecouvo WHMY0TK9 oRU. and the Oshawa site of the program where 80 per cent OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK! Lakeridge Health Corpora- of it has been implemented I ,. 195 WESTNEY RD. (South of uCi ). AJAX tion. and running for years" he (905) 4=7-6796 Dr. Joe Ricci, staff cardi- explains. "To move to a full ` ologist at Centenary, notes cardiac program is just Email it the number of patients who adding the surgical compo - (- ; ,. , could benefit from full car- nent to it so it could be done �' , diac services in the eastern quickly." The News GTA is the largest in On- He says moving swiftly tario. "The is important at a time when Advertiser ~�� Rouge Valley the population is aging and Health System is an ideal the need for cardiac surgery location for new cardiac increasing. newsroomgdurham.net ON NOW - OPEN daily loam -lopm *Over 100,000 Sparkling Lights! Coll *Giant Motion LigC=Fhts Displays! *Giant Chip Cards! de (mawith ate optic: a -VIEW � 1/12 SCALE MINIATURE VRIAGE INCLUDM A MINIATURE SAMA CLAUS PARADE ON MAIIN�ST, -T ,Z//W Vv • FAAE.Y MWAENT NLGHILY" -,Sa TIM TTILJRS. IN TTS TEA ROOM M • =6 CAN VLSI T SAMA GAITS IN LOS CAM _ � � * MONr17�JR.S.6PM-9PMANDFRLSIIN.SPM-9PM. �"1t 111. 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A 04 ItX 905-721-3046. Home of the University Centre at Durham ----�-�.'i -__- ---- ---;-i----Lb``'=---- `W't�ItRgILt'd 11frV3`it[1VERi1'SE�31l1NdM►YIE011'�dN, ec�iltdsi�l;�tOle, NEWSEditori I & OPINIONS ADVERTISER EDITORIAL Gays in the community deserve our acceptance Surely we can offer everyone the same level of respect and dignity Being gav in Durham is a tough lot in life. At least that's the verdict delivered to our newspaper by the men and women who came forward to speak about their experiences over the last few, years in our region. In fact, it's still so tough that many more who contacted us, wished to re- main 'in the closet.' We had a letter from a senior citizen which talked of his pain at having to hide his sexual- ity. Others talked about the stares, the slurs. the threats and the ostracizing they get on a daily basis from neigh- bours, co-workers and strangers they- meet heymeet on our streets. It shouldn't be this way. The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms clearly defends the rights of all to freedom from discrim- ination on the basis of sexual orienta- tion. However, it's one thing to have your rights enshrined in law, quite another to have people accept you for who you arc. All the gays and lesbians who spoke to our reporter for our three- part series essentially stated the same thing: they just wanted to he treated like anybody else by the people they meet in their lives. It's not a lot to ask — something any straight person takes for granted. Instead of hiding behind his drapes, as one man in our series says he's forced to do, or keeping his sexuality a secret as another man admitted, the gays and lesbians of Durham want to be free to be who they are. They want the right to walk hand- in-hand with their loved ones down our streets without being threatened, to share a meal or drink in our restau- rants and bars without being insulted, to live together in homes and apart- ments without having their abodes vandalized. Certainly, the gay life has been ac- cepted in most big North American centres, including San Francisco, New York and Toronto. Each of these major urban areas has a thriving gay and lesbian community where they are largely accepted. It will be one way in future of judging just how progressive the peo- ple of Durham Region are. Surely, we*ve come far enough as we enter a new millennium that we can accept and treat people with respect and dig- nity, regardless of their sexual orien- tation. D E C 1 3 1 9 9 8 r.=.�wl"Nr.oWl £I Canawn df dOmaz Carot LETTERS TO THE EDITOR No runways or run -away growth To the editor: As president of the Pickering Township Historical Society, I'd like to comment on a recent letter from Bill Belfry, in which he chas- tised your paper for its coverage of anti -airport efforts. First, 1'd like to agree with him that most Durham residents arc in favour of, or indifferent to, a Pick- ering airport. In fact I'm sure they were in favour of reaping the eco - New report cards make the grade New style of documenting student performance rates a B+ The new Provincial Report Card is here and by most accounts seems to be a hit with parents. The new report card measures in a way different but not totally dissimilar from those we are accustomed to. Stu- dents are graded by letter in Grades 1 to 6, percentage in Grades 7 and 8, as well as by level — I to 4 — with 1 being below the provincial standard and 4 exceeding the provincial stan- dard. The most important change is each parent is seeing the same basic card. A short survey in our building re- veals parents believe the report card is easy to read, clearly defines how the student has been graded and provides considerable space for both teacher and parent comments. But, some questions remain about what is re- quired to receive an A or Level 4 under the new evaluation system. According to the Provincial Guide for Grading, a student who achieves Level 4, or an A, has demonstrated the .fequired knowledge and skills. Achievement exceeds the provincial standard. A student who achieves Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Level 3, a B, has demonstrated most of the required knowledge and skills. Achievement meets the provincial standard. What level of work qualifies for an A is a matter for debate. Ore parent reports her school advised A would be a near -impossible achievement for any student — and there were none. An- other reports that the requirements of an A are at the teacher's discretion. Some confusion was caused by the de- finition of Level 4 first delivered by the Ministry of Education. Many took it to mean Level 4 achievement is be- yond grade level. That's an interpreta- tion Bev Freedman, superintendent of programs for the Durham District School Board, points out is unreason- able because we can't expect to see signs of above -grade work if the stu- dent hasn't been taught the material. She explains if your child is achieving a B it is a very solid mark. The likelihood of seeing an A is slight- ly diminished this year because grad- ing is being done differently. While a good attitude and initiative last term might have pushed your child from a B to an A, that's not as likely to hap- pen this year because those learning skills are graded elsewhere on the re- port card. Awned with a copy of the grade - level curriculum, a report card and ac- companying parents' guide, parents should have a very clear picture of their child's progress. If in doubt, ask your child's teacher for a portfolio of his work which should clearly demon- strate how the teacher determined the grades - The report card details most of the required knowledge and skills. Achievement meets the parental stan- dard We'll give it a B+ (that's 70-79 for the more traditional, Level 3 if you're into rubrics). nomic benefits of the Brock West dump and the Pickering nuclear plant too, so long as there was no detrimental effect to their own lifestyles in Whitby. Oshawa and beyond. But this issue is about Pickering and its status as the utili- ty shed of the Greater Toronto Area. Ask a Pickering resident about their desire to live beneath a flight path and a different story emerges. l We are living through climatic change. The great aquifer that feeds the American breadbasket is drying up and the consequences will soon be chilling in scope. What good is short-term economic benefit if we, within our lifetimes, end up paying $8.50 for a loaf of bread? Sure, I pulled that sum out of my hat, but it illustrates the insanity of paving over farmland which we will need to avert a food crisis. At a recent society meeting, I asked members for input on our in- tention to issue a statement against an airport in Pickering. Out of 45 individuals, one was in favour on the basis of economic gain. While this poll was only moderately more statistical than Mr. Belfry's asser- tion of his "belief', the trend is clear. The Pickering Township His- torical Society is opposed to a Pick- ering airport on the basis of its threats to our quality of life, to the historical and archaeological re- sources which define us as a culture and to the farmlands which will feed our children. We support the creation of agricultural preserves and the revitalization of the land, not runway development or run- away development Finally, to the News Advertiser, you do a fine job of uniting us as a knowledgeable community. Keep on reporting the stories that are im- portant to the residents of Pickering and Ajax. Sorry, Mr. Belfry, I don't think you speak for Pickering. Tom Pkkering PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER A Metroland Community Newspaper Tim Whittaker Publisher Joanne Burghardt Editor -in -Chief Steve Houston Managing Editor Bruce Danford Director of Advertising Duncan Fletcher Retail Advertising Manager Eddie Kolodziejcak Classified Advertising Manager John Willems Real fstate,Automotive Advertising .'Manager Abe Fakhourie Distribution .Vanager Lillian Hook Office Manager Barb Harrison Composing .Manager News (905)683-5110 &Alis (905)683-5110 Classifieds (905) 683-0707 Distribution (905)683-5117 General Fax (905)683-7363 E-M2*1 newsroom4durham.net Web address wwwAurhamncws.net 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 The News Advertiser is one of the Metroland Printing, Publishing and Distributing group of newspapers. The News Advertiser is a member of the Ajax & Pickering Board of Trade, Ontario Community Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Com- munity Newspaper Assoc., Canadian Circu- lations Audit Board and the Ontario Press Council. The publisher reserves the right to classify or refuse any advertisement Credit for advertisernent limited to space price error occu- p NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY Durham students celebrate Em 50 years of human rights Lieutenant -Governor urges young people to fight the good fight BY LINDA WHITE Staff Writer It was an evening when stu- dents of diverse cultural back- grounds and with varying physical challenges came together to celc- brate the common human rights that allow them to live without fear. Pickering's Dunbarton High School students Andrea Bowes - Lyon, Shclley-Ann Brown, Denise Lebar and Darryl Sinanan ap- plauded the rights that allowed them to perform a song they had written for a human rights celebra- tion held at the Durham District School Board headquarters Thurs- day. "Fifty years ago they sang a different song. They sang a song of bondage we could not over- come ... Now because of them, can sing freedom songs ... Thank you for your gift to me;" they sang before a crowd of approximately 150. Oshawa's Cedardale Public School student Ashley Lisinski ap- plauded the rights that allow her to attend school and dream of college and a career despite being visually impaired. Fellow Oshawa student Rachel Brown of R.S. McLaughlin Colle- giate and Vocational Institute, wrote about a "utopia" in which everyone has the same rights. "We cannot change the past, but if we want to change the future, we must work together." And while many Canadians take for granted the rights they enjoy, they "cannot be smug;' said Lieutenant -Governor Hilary West- on, who attended the celebration in honour of the 50th anniversary of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights. She pointed to food banks "overwhelmed" by need and "chil- ANDRF.W IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Ontario Lieutenant -Governor Hilary Weston honoured French- man's Bay Public School student Kevin Bishop as part of a cele- bration marking the 50th anniversary of the United Nations Dec- laration of Human Rights. Students from across the region were honoured at the event. dren prevented from learning be- cause of pangs of hunger" as evi- dence that "we have some way to go before we can pat ourselves on the back " Ms. Weston was among the dignitaries who attended the cele- bration, co -hosted by the board and the Multicultural Council of Oshawa/Durham. Council presi- dent Mary Labaj was among those who shared her thoughts on human rights. "We know that throughout the ,.torld, despite the noble efforts of the United Nations and countries like Canada, there are still human -iuhts violations reflected in ex- 'rcrnc poverty, in human labour -)ractices, ethnic and racial dis- --rimination, bigotry and prejudice. "'A'c can choose to help end human rights violations, or we can _ hoose to ignore them. The deci- -.ion is yours;" she said. The celebration was the brain- hild of Whitby's Sinclair Sec- ,ndary School student Devon Christie. who came up with the dea after attending a Students To- gether Against Racism (STAR) leadership conference put on by the board. She was "delighted and touched" by the hundreds of sub- missions from students and staff. From Ajax, the following stu- dents were recognized for their :ontributions and received a cer- tificate from Ms. Weston and a pin tram Ms. Labaj: Matthew Scott of Lincoln Alexander Public School; Austin Joynes of Lincoln Avenue; Ashley McKay and Anders Robin- son of Westney Heights P.S.; and Lawrence Lee and Shalu Kapoor of Pickering High School. From Pickering, the following pupils were honoured: Kevin Bishop of Frenchman's Bay Pub- lic School; Sharon Campbell and Katie Irvine of Highbush P.S.; Collette Luscombe, a teacher at Maple Ridge PS.; Calvin Bishop- Akler of William Dunbar P.S.; Marie Elizabeth Campbell (whose work of art was presented to Ms. Weston), Lyndsey Cattan, Ketsarin Chaipinij and Priyanta Emrith of Woodlands Centennial P.S.; and Andrea Bowes -Lyon, Shelley -Ann Brown, Denise Lebar and Darryl Sinanan of Dunbarton High School. Mderson slams MPPs absent from GTSB debate BY KFJr'rr GILUGAN Staff Writer Durham's chairman is peeved that none of the region's MPPs _ stood up in the Ontario Legislature late Thursday night to express area politicians' opposition to the estab- lishment of the Greater Toronto Ser- vices Board. In fact, all but one local Progres- sive Conservative MPP was absent when Bill 56 received third reading around 11:40 p.m. It now awaits royal assent before becoming law. The provincial government wants the new body in place for Jan. 1. Durham Chairman Roger An- derson says he's both disappointed and surprised at the passage of the bill as the Region and all eight member municipalities have op- posed establishment of a GTSB. Approval of the bill indicates "our MPPs aren't listening to our concerts." Mr. Anderson charges. "I'm more surprised they would do it at that time of night with only 23 members in the house." Earlier in the week, a standing committee headed by Durham East MPP John O'Toole finished hear- ings on the GTSB legislation and failed to include any of the amend- ments the Region wanted, Mr. An- derson notes. For example, Durham wanted a stronger opting -out provision and more protection for rural areas. As it now stands, the services board will help co-ordinate transit and transportation issues in the GTA, including operating GO Tran- sit, and overseeing economic devel- opment. Mr. Anderson is most upset that no local Tories took part in the vote. "I'm very disappointed no Durham MPPs were on the floor when the vote was called" While he wasn't on the floor for the vote, Mr. O'Toole was in the gallery of the legislature talking with Mr. Anderson when the vote was called "We were under the impression the vote would be on Monday, Mr. Anderson notes. Durham West MPP Janet Ecker says she wasn't on house duty Thursday night. "We have a duty roster of MPPs for when we're on duty. I was scheduled to be at other events in the riding," the Community and So- cial Services Minister adds. Ms. Ecker says she supports the GTSB "because we need in the Greater Toronto Area a vehicle to co-ordinate transportation and eco - normo development. All we have to do is look at the roads in Durham Region and how they don't connect with Toronto to see we need co-or- dination. "I don't support another level of government. We have enough levels in Durham. This is not another level of government. I wouldn't support this if it was another level. I don't believe it should be replacing the Region of Durham. In 20 years from now, who knows? But, today and tomorrow, we don't need anoth- er level of government." Mr. Anderson reports the first meeting of the GTSB is set for Jan. 15 although the location hasn't been decided. "It will be somewhere in notch Toronto. "I guess we'll be showing up to protect Durham's interest, wherever the meetings are" MIEN„ DECEMBER 13,1921116PAGE XAM COMMUNITY NEWS IN AJAX AND PICKERING DEC. 13, 1998 Youth Centre offers holiday fun for teens Teenagers crushed that they don't get to attend school during the Christmas holidays can keep busy at The Youth Centre. Drop-in activities are being of- fered over the holidays for Ajax and Pickering residents aged 13 to 19 years old. Teens can make holiday crafts and edible treats, enjoy a free movie night, create a 'claymation' animated short, and compete in Nintendo Olympics. Participants can surf the Inter- net, listen to music, or play table tennis, billiards, board or computer games. The centre will be open Mon- days, Dec. 21 and 28 from noon to 4 p.m. and Tuesdays, Dec. 22 and 29 from 4 to 8 p.m. It's at 360 Bayly St. W., be- tween Westney Road and Finley Avenue, in Ajax. Call 428-1212 for more infor- mation. Police academy grads pound the beat soon Fourteen new police officers are preparing to hit the streets of Durham Region after being handed their badges by Chief Kevin McAlpine at a swearing-in ceremo- ny Thursday in Oshawa. The graduates of the Police ICollege in Aylmer were welcomed into the service at a ceremony at the R.S. McLaughlin Armoury. "it was the first ceremony we've had in many years because we haven't had this many recruits all at one time," Sergeant Jim Grim- ley said. He said the officers will be put through another couple of weeks training at the Police Learning Cen- tre at Durham College before being assigned to duties across the re - Bion. Aquatics program aids arthritics An aquatic program being of- fered in Ajax could help arthritics. The Arthritis Society is offering its Arthritis Aquatic Program at the Ajax Community Centre. It involves gentle, range -of -mo - bon exercises in water which pro- vide therapeutic relief, increased muscle strength and improved co- ordination. The exercises don't re- place a physician's care and your doctor's consent is required to par- ticipate. You don't evert need to know how to swim. The 10 -week program is being offered three times a week at the Ajax Community Centre on Cen- tennial Road. Sessions on Monday run from Jan. 4 to March 8, between 3 and 4 p.m. Tuesday classes go from Jan. 5 to March 9, again from 3 to 4 p.m. Thursday sessions run Jan. 7 to March 11, from 1 to 2 p.m. Cost is $45 for one class a week and $90 for two a week. To register or for more informa- tion call Susan Glennon at The Arthritis Society at 434-7221 or 1- 888-765-0005. -AIP PAGE 8 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDMKK DECEMBER 13, 1698 Don't pay until tie year 2000*. f 799.9Q. SE� HILL SCOL 2M 00 usHitoomINATURAL. �!- 44. ;�i EARS RE'.LTCHN'G Aim ISMOMCMAL90AMULAML 54Q.09.'Hmws'QwL Roo= Rmwu SEA'J6 mc. 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GROF_N/ Neivs Advertiser photo Muslims help hospital The Association of the Progressive Muslims taz Huda, Saleem Giga, Anees Khaja, of Ontario present a cheque to the Ajax- Moheen Khaja, hospital representative Pickering Health Centre ft r $3,000 raised at Shirley Freek, Pickering Mavor Wavne u recent dinner and cultural evening at Don Arthurs, Sophia Ladha, Hashmat Malik and Beer Arena in Pickering. From left are Mum- Shan Khan. Pickering kids celebrate at annual Christmas concert PIC:KERING — Songs and Santa arc on the agenda when a local day-care cen- Ires hosts its annual Christ- mas concert. The Pickering Childcare Centre holds the event. which includes a visit from Santa. Wednesday, Dec. 16 from 5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. for the parents and children en- rolled in the centre at 1262 Radom St., Pickering. Phone 839-5831. Recycle me... If you're looking for the best time to sell your home, look somewhere between Frasier and Ally McBeal. 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Instead, Pickering asked Ot- tawa to wait for the result of fur- ther talks on alternatives to desig- nation — such as zoning bylaws, provisions in local and regional officials plans, provincial zoning orders and conservation agree- ments — to prevent development around the federal property that would be incompatible with fu- ture construction of an airport. Pickering will contact Trans- port Canada, the Regions of Durham and York (as a portion of the lands expropriated by Ottawa for the airport in 1972 extend into York). the Towns of Ajax, Markham and NVhitchurch-Stouf- fv►lle, the Township of Uxbridge and the Province to seek their par- ticipation in discussing the alter- natives as soon as possible. NIAG YERS PU B Pickering launches multi-level talks to avoid airport designation DAVID PICKLES 'The ne-rt step to postpone designation is to get the commitment and co-operation of others.' 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Mayor Wayne Arthurs said he has been "buoyed" by Ottawa's willingness to negotiate on the issue. He also stated he was "almost elated" by Durham Council's de- cision last week to support and participate in the negotiations. which the mayor noted was near- ly a complete turnaround from the Region's previous pro -airport stance. But the mayor cautioned against expecting a quick resolu- tion to the airport issue. "This is not going to be an easy process;' he said, noting it will be difficult to reach agree- ments and hard to persuade all the parties to consent to them. At won't be a short turnaround. It's not going to happen in two or three months" He added two to three years would be more likely. Coun. Pickles noted Pickering would not have been as successful as it has in getting the designation process delayed if it hadn't been for the "strong support from the community" Council has rc- ceived. One of the major sources of that support, Voters Organized to Cancel the Airport Lands (VOCAL) president Stephen Frederick, says his group is "quite happy with" what Pickering and Durham have done. "The ball is now squarely in Mayor Arthurs' court to co-ordi- nate the meeting and get it up and off the ground;' he says. Mr. Frederick notes all but two of the communities with an inter- est in the airport process — Ajax and Markham — are already on side with Pickering. He expects Ajax will join the group when Ajax Council consid- ers the issue next week, and VOCAL is planning to take its ar- guments against designation be- fore Markham Council next week. If the hoped-for talks do even- tually start, Mr. Frederick expects the feds will tx: relatively co-op- erative because they'll be eager for a way to deal with an issue that's been "a thorn in their side for 27 years". 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AIP PAGE 12 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13,1996 NEWSIt h & FiTNESS ADVERTISER DEC. 13, 1 9 9 8 Sometimes, you are your own best diagnostician H h h ned ow could t is ave happe • I've often stressed in this column that. "He who treats himself has a fool for a patient" In the great ma- jority of instances this dic- tum still rings true. if you have a medical problem see your doctor. But there are occasions today when relying totally on your doctor's advice can be terribly hazardous. "Proactive" is now the buzz word I Here's what happened to a good friend of mine. Five years ago he went for a rou- tine medical checkup. The result? A diagnosis of cancer of the prostate gland, fairly advanced. He was treated by surgery, a radical prostatec- tomy. Later a program of radiation therapy was fol- lowed in the U.S. at a fa- mous clinic. Five years later my friend received good news. Doctors at the clinic were unable to find any evidence of recurrent disease. But there the good news ended. During the last year he had informed his family doctor of rectal bleeding. This doctor reassured him there was no need to worry. Previous studies showed he suffered from diverticulitis, inflamed herniations of the large bowel. The doctor claimed this problem accounted for the bleeding. A short time later the pa- tient returned to the urolo- gist who had performed the radical prostatectomy. During this annual uro- logical checkup he again mentioned the rectal bleed- ing. The urologist main- tained it was due to the ra- diation he had received five years earlier in the U.S. My friend was also seen yearly at the U.S. clinic. And for the third time he mentioned the presence of rectal bleeding. Again he was told it was due to either diverticulitis or from previous radiation therapy. None of these doctors suggested an examination of the large bowel. Later that vicar he visited the Far East with his wife. During this trip his wife de- veloped a severe and con- tinuing bowel infection. Her doctor ordered a colonoscopy on her return home. And hearing that her husband had rectal bleed- ing suggested he too should have this procedure. Colonoscopy on his wife revealed nothing of note. His own colonoscopy showed a large bowel ma- lignancy that had penetrat- ed the outer wall of the in- testine. . This required immediate surgery followed by chemotherapy. But how could three doctors make such a drastic error'? ,Possibly the family doc- tor had too many patients to Health briefs rs ,. The Doctor Game W. Gifford --Jones M. D. see that day and assumed specialists were overseeing the medical care. But what about the urol- ogist:' Perhaps he believed the bleeding was due to ra- diation, and that the family doctor would handle this problem. And the urologist at the clinic'? This is where specializa- tion may have played a fac- tor. My friend hadn't at- tended the clinic for a gen- eral checkup. Only a urological one. Of course the urologist should have referred him to a gastroenterologist at the clinic. But for reasons we'll never know this didn't hap- pen. This case dramatically shows that in some in- stances you can be your own best diagnostician. My intelligent business friend should never have rested solely on the opinion of these doctors. 1 have to admit that when three physicians tell you not to worry it's hard not to accept their advice. But good sense should have told him continued rectal bleeding must always be investigated. That you can't tell what's wrong with a car's time to remove them before few moments of discomfort engine unless you open the this happens. to detect polyps. hood. This is why 1 often sug- Others outright decline And that you should gest colonoscopy to pa- the test. never, never assume rectal tients who are symptom Perhaps this story will bleeding is due to this or free. convince others that prc- that without an examina- Particularly if they have vention, no matter how em - of the large bowel. a family history of colon barrassing, makes sense. One Harvard professor cancer. And that on occasion you put it bluntly to my medical Most patients agree it can be your own best do c - class. makes sense to endure a tor. He remarked. "If you don't put your finger in the r_--_-----,�--_---_--_ rectum, you put your foot kwl into it"' This case should he a lesson for everyone. Today in an increasingly complex medical environment we all '° ;;TM Herbs, vitamins, have to use common sense 4� ' Gift packs made to order in dealing with health prob- ' 200/6 OFF any gift pack 1 lems. ,;aupcn exp. Dec. 24,98 There is always a reason for rectal bleeding. 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Adults $5. se- Pickering Optimist ing the concert. 839- niors and students $4, Club holds its annual 1383. children $3, families Photo With Santa from $15. 683-8401. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the NIOND.NY, DEC. 14 — SuperCentre, corner of BREASTFEEDING: CONCERT: 'Under Liverpool and Kingston The Durham Lactation the MistictoC. a special Rds., Pickering. Free. Centre holds a two - Christmas concert fea- but donations accepted hour prenatal breast- turing the Pickering for the Christmas Wish feeding workshop. In - Concert Band and the Foundation. 427-9604 formation on starting County Town Singers, (Lisa)• and what to expect. is presented at 2 p.m. at 427-9547 for time and Pine Ridge Secondary CONCERT: The Lake location. School, 2155 Liverpool Drive Christian Assem- K� Rd.. Pickering. Concert bly holds a program of includes a special visit seasonal singing. skits. K> from Santa Claus, re- reading and more at 90 r__ ception follows. 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Re- serve seating in ad- vance. Phone 427- '1202. POETRI': The Writ- ers' Circle of Durham Region hosts Open Stage Poetry Night from 7 to 9 p.m. at A Different Drum Cafe, Bruce and Celina Sts.. Oshawa. Poets and songwriters read and perform upstairs. The theme is Waiting/Antic- ipation. 579-6613 (Ka} Firmer). Read up online! We're at �ti««.dllrha11111C�ti'�.net 'mss fie c r' } • I 2 .,f'• ' `:74�t� fjl. j..'.. •..,. •,.'i .. �fJ%..> �'. ' bc� •. s�bi.�2.. ,. . .. .. .. '6w.. . „�"'� . _ . _ . MPP Ecker touts disability rights bill But advocates say it's `worthless' BY MARIANNE TAKAC'S Stuff Writer '17he Ontario government's proposed disability rights hill is "worthless" and an insult to the handicapped, according to a local member of the province -wide ,:onmrittee formed to lobby for new dis- ability legislation. At does nothing to effectively identi- ty, remove or prevent barriers for people With disabilities in our province;' says Sandy Russill of the Ontarians with Dis- abilities Act Committee (ODAC), who's also president of the Canadian Hard of Hearing Association's Pic kering/Ajax/Whitby branch. "We do not accept Bill 83 as it now stands. It does not require that a single harrier be removed by anyone. It includes no en- forcement and no penalties. It even for- bids the courts from enforcing it. Ontar- tans with disabilities deserve better." ODAC is calling on all MPPs, in- Auding members of the governing Pro- gressive Conservative party, to oppose the bill and ask Premier Mike Harris to withdraw it immediately. The organiza- tion is also urging the disabled and any- one who want% to see an effective dis- ability rights act to write, phone or fax %IPPS to express their disappointment with the proposed legislation. Bill 83, or the Ontarians with Dis- abilities Act, was given fret reading in the provincial legislature Nov. 23. It re- quires every government minister to an- nually "prepare a plan for the identifica- tion, removal and prevention of barriers to persons with disabilities in his or her ministry's legislation, policies, pro- grams, practices and services." A review of the effectiveness of the act is to be un- dertaken within five years. The; bill also states, "No new cause of action, right of appeal, claim or other remedy exists in law because of this act or because of anything dome or omitted to be done under this act" Ms. Russill maintains Premier Harris has broken two election promises one to bring forward strong legislation Swpwpemm • 7� NOVEMBER & DECEMBER TUESDAYS, FRIDAY NIGHTS k SATURDAYS Pickups in " Z" =AJAX OSHAWA, k WHITBY rt includes: RETURN DELUXE MOTORCOACH TRANSPORTATION, FULL BUFFET MEAL, GUARANTEED ENTRY, ALL TAXES LOYALTY CARD PROGRAM .Earn EILU trips to Rama Low GROUP RATES AVAILABLE FOR CHARTERS Carlson Wagonlit Travel osfiAV% ` t1_" _ :==� Whit 905.666-8266 1-800F75R-1%9 to effectively eliminate barriers for dis- abled people, and another to work to- gether with ODAC to develop that legis- lation. She also notes it's "very dishearten- ing" Durham West MPP and Minister of Community and Social Services Janet Ecker is supporting Bill 83 instead of pushing for more effective legislation on behalf of her constituents. Ms. Ecker, however, maintains the bill is "the best piece of legislation of its kind" in Canada. "It mandates government ministries to systematically review all of their leg- islation, programs, polices, practices and services to improve access;' she says. "It's a serious step forward" She points to other measures under- taken this term by the Harris govern- ment — an income and employment support program for disabled people, new assistance for the learning disabled and improvements to the Ontario Build- ing Code — as evidence concrete action is being taken to remove barriers. Ms. Ecker says the new act does not need enforcement and penalty provi- sions. 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It's a time for counting our blessings, for reaching out with love and generosity to family, friends and those less fortunate. But in the excitement of the holiday season let us not forget our other friends the animals. By purchasing a set of special holi- day cards from the Humane Society of Canada (HSC), you can help them fund their many programs here in Canada aimed at easing the plight and suffering of countless animals — from cats and dogs to whales and bears to horses and birds. Here is a list of some of the work ac- complished by the HSC this year: • offered award for pinpointing the per- son who brutally shot and killed a fam- ily dog in Kamloops, B.C.; • helped law enforcement officers catch wildlife traffickers trading in bear parts; • battled to save whales off the coast of British Columbia fFrom devastating acts of cruelty; •stopped a bullfight scheduled to take _+ place in Montreal. The cards not only capture the spirit of the Christmas season, but they sym- bolize what the Humane Society is all about. A set costs $25 for 40 cards. If you would like to buy a set of cards call 1- 800 -641 -KIND, and they will send them out the same day. Anthony Stilt, Stun Kantutitiski, (at front) Todd McCarthy, Paul Woodcraft and Jacki Siwek. A fund-raiser was held in memory of Matthew Simmons, a for- mer trustee with the Durham Catholic District School Board. A recent fund-raising dinner and dance held in Durham Region had two aims — and reached both of its targets. The memory of Matthew Simmons, a former Durham Catholic District School Board trustee, was honored by 225 family members, friends and associates and $4,400 was raised toward finding a cure for myelin disease. Mr. Simmons passed away Oct. 16, 1997 of adrenomyeloneuropathy, a rare disease included under the umbrella of' myelin disease. The money raised was donated to the Nl%elin Project, a non-profit organization of neurologists, researchers and lay people working toward a cure for myelin disease, which affects sonic 3()001) people in North America, approximately 50,000 of them in Canada. Each year thousands of children and adults fall prey to such diseases, like the many leukodystrophies and multiple scle- rosis. The goal of the Myelin Project of Cana- da is to develop an effective strategy to re- myelinate the human central nervous sys- tem. The organization was founded in 1994 by Mississauga residents Wayne and Julie Simmons (no relation to the late Matthew Simmons). Their daughter Emily, now seven -years - old, was born with myelin disease and is Keeping tuned up on technology at Canadian Classic Auto Cars and truck-, are mat simple machines. Today they're high tech. Computers operate vir- tually all of the systems so the day of the backyard mechanic is over. Jf you drive a late model car, you have no choice but to take it to a well trained technician who keeps up on the latest changes in technology. Don't be fooled by the name Canadian Classic Auto. While owner and licensed mechanic Rick Patterson has a passion for the muscle cars of the 60s and 70s, he's more than qual- ified to fix your vehicle, regard- less of its age or country of origin. From domestics to imports, his shop located at 8% Brock Rd. S. Unit 2 in Pickering, has the lat- est equipment to troubleshoot your problem and the competi- tive rates to make it affordable. Previously at 2 Guys Automotive on Bayly St. Rick and partner Gina Parlee invite all of his previous customers to visit the new location. "I do everything here," says Rick. "Brakes, tune-ups, align- ments, engines, transmissions and more." With more than 20 years blind and cannot talk or walk. Matt Simmons's sister, Joanne Stycuk helped organize the recent dinner and dance fund-raiser. She says other members of her family have also been affected by the disease. Her son, Peter Michael, has the childhood form of the illness, called adrenoleukodystro- phy. Another of her brothers died of the dis- ease in 1997. Her mother's father died in 1949 of something doctors of the time labelled 'black diphtheria,' but now it's assumed he had a myelin -related disorder. Ms. Stvcuk says her son is currently doing well after a bone marrow transplant last year, apparently the first successful operation of its kind at the Toronto Hospi- tal for Sick Children in treating this dis- ease. She points out that with help it could be the beginning of good things for many other children suffering from the same fate. For more information on The Mvelin Project of Canada call (905) 567-99.13, or email mvelinCob interlog.com. Canadian Classic Auto Is loeaim d at 896 Brock Rd S. LIME RIB Front Brake Refine $69.95 Nle supply 8. instal (raw bake pods,inspecItion of brake hydroufic system stewing shaics d struts, brake 4* system, 3 top up mosmw. cylitrda brake Haid, rad test ( on most cos & IgM heda) 831-0705 1% bock U W2 FAWCETT MOTOR CARRIAGE (1981) CO. AIMOVE i CLASSIC CARS Bought, Sold, All Trades Considered • Ctmipleftti RestKafiss SKvites • AppreW Service An CAM KM FAWCM 106 Paltaerdm Ave., Whitby ("51668.44" (SIQ GW 1412 ADLAAOM AUFO MODV i OOLLANOiN SHOPW _`Swv*w The -DC ixti it lion" 1 $200o& t Or rie7 pN yair iiKtile vo b imOt! heM>ttie s� n tr� �mra0 nor to works r r n Ad expires _Dec. 31M ?ora.� abtias- UNfT #TOB, 282 MONARCH AVE, AJAX 19051619-2327 experience he's always attending prevent expensive repairs is regu- training programs to keep his lar maintenance with the same knowledge up-to-date. Yin mechanic," says Rick. "That way I "The biggest change get to know your vehicle and vehicles in the last 10 years has your driving habits." been the use of computers,' he Look for Canadian Classic. explains. "You simply can't fix a Auto to be an emission testing vehicle if you don't have the lat- centre in the near future. New est information." ..: regulations regarding emission Aside from his expertise, levels come into effect next year Rick knows people must trust the and to keep your car on the road person who works on their car. : you'll have to keep it in top shape That's why he explains to pass the test everything that will be done and For more information about never does anything unnecessary. Canadian Classic Auto call (905) "Of course the best way to 837-0705. LIME RIB Front Brake Refine $69.95 Nle supply 8. instal (raw bake pods,inspecItion of brake hydroufic system stewing shaics d struts, brake 4* system, 3 top up mosmw. cylitrda brake Haid, rad test ( on most cos & IgM heda) 831-0705 1% bock U W2 FAWCETT MOTOR CARRIAGE (1981) CO. AIMOVE i CLASSIC CARS Bought, Sold, All Trades Considered • Ctmipleftti RestKafiss SKvites • AppreW Service An CAM KM FAWCM 106 Paltaerdm Ave., Whitby ("51668.44" (SIQ GW 1412 ADLAAOM AUFO MODV i OOLLANOiN SHOPW _`Swv*w The -DC ixti it lion" 1 $200o& t Or rie7 pN yair iiKtile vo b imOt! heM>ttie s� n tr� �mra0 nor to works r r n Ad expires _Dec. 31M ?ora.� abtias- UNfT #TOB, 282 MONARCH AVE, AJAX 19051619-2327 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13, 1898 PAGE 21 Air • rame )ro PP i g NEWS ADVERTISER D E C. 13, 1 9 9 8 Birthdays Birthday Birthday Birthday December is a bigbirthday a Y Happy birthday wishes to "our Look out, an- "Forty - month t the very special lit- other teenager four and so home. tta - tle girl" Kayla is on the way, much more!" 3 home. Dan- Scaringella, ; as Amy Con- Best wishes ielle turned who turned nor celebrates' to Terry 10 on Dec. 2 five years old her 13th birth- Johnston on and Scott on Dec. 10. day on Dec. Dec. 6. will be three"We love you 19. "The baby x "Happy birth - on Dec. 17. , t so much Kay- of the Connor dy day Amigo. Wishing the Kay. Hope you household is Love and best pair all the had fun! Love finally a w i s h e s. best are M o m m y , teenager. All Guess who." Mom, Dad and sister Svdney. Daddy and little Mattie." our love from Mom, Dad, ' 'Para, Stephanie the dog and .Max Birthday Birthday Birthday the bird." M "Our lit - "A super "Everyday is a special tle Christ- son and a fun day in the Murray Birthda`' mas baby" kid brother", home. But. Dec. 13 is Jane Caro - Daniel Gos ..!, extra special because lit -i "Our little line `terry turns eight ' tle Rvan will be two Iangel" Nicole— King turns- years urns years old on R• years old. It's hard to be- I. a u r e n ,� nine ycars Dec. 14. Love Iieve two years have Forbes turns, old on Dec. and best wish- gone already. We love one on Dec. 19. "Happy cs from Mom, you Ryan. From Auntie 13. "Happy b i r t h d a y Dad and sis- Barb, Uncle Pernell, Auntie Susie, Ashley, Sam, b i r t h d a v Lady Jane. tors Amanda Brandon and Jamie." h o n e y ! with all our and Marlena. Happy birth- love from Lisa, Michael, Mommy, .�„� - day, love, hugs Daddy. Grandma and Papa Wert Birthdav and kisses and Teddy' too. Hu—, and k i � c. " _50th Birthdax from Mommy, ful boy turns five years A bright and be earsuti- a Daddy, her grandparents, aunts. un - old Dec. 14. Happy cies and cousins. B l rth d L birthday to our son Ian. Thank cou for all the joy Birthday you bring to our lives. yt Linc from Mommy, J o h n Papa and Blakely." I►licheal turned 18 on Birthday Dec. 9 with _ y happy birth - Happy birthday daywishes A ishes went to and love from Danielle Adamson j Mom and all when she turned the family, Look who's reached the mile - seven years old on especially Dec. 10. Love from n e p h e w stone age of 50. It's Deane Mar- Mom, Andrew, Mary Q u i n n . Happy birthday wishes to Noel tin. Wishing her a happy birthday Ann, Lindsey and "Have a great Anderson on Dec. 17 from "all of and best wishes are her family.�, Buttons. day." us", especially your favourite "We love you" cousin Sue. Birthday i Birthday Engagement "Our little Dec. 15 Marilyn and busy bee" EmRy �,;;, is a big day John Coleman of ^' turned three f o r Ajax are happy to 3 years old on Dec.MacKenzie - - ' announce the re - 12 Happy birth who turns cent engagement day wishes and one. Happy of their daughter love from Mom, x ' t , birthday Susan to Shawn, JDad, Sarah, i y a huwishes, love, and the son of Glenns �. and Nanus,Grand- kisses from ohnstonearsof hall ma, her amts, "all your Pickering. A wed - uncles ,,,;Wld = y, family and ding is planned for cousins. iti fnends"• the fall of 1999. io \ 1794 Liverpool Road Birthday? Anniversary? Wedding? .••send to: -Pickering 831-5431 T%� ' , c Name Dropping, THIS WEEKS CAKE WINTERS ARE:LIGt Us krtOi U• We U publish your 3 1. Jane Kio{ %Keith Gilligan, Z special occasion in an easy -to -read 130 Commercial Ave., iti'aald Goa pinners n1jy'go directly to W- skin Ruhhins -A roc) and easy -to -clip format... Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 �= their FREE cake. (Picase provide identification) t , •wee >l a ltlB 37NA [Intl 1 t1 �/�� t t ]t t . }:rt . 3 i �1 '- l [� `l _'.1< I •L'�A • .: C: _ •_ L t f = �" +.l ,' !- : f ' �i' f C 't l'_ : ' t I : f ,'i _ r i• {l4 AIP PAGE 22EDITION, NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY DECEMBER 13,1996 Ln !& Ajax -Pickering ` ug 4! NEWS ADVERTISE Association present a thrilled with • campaign Soiree raises $7,000 for Christmas Seals The Lung Association Durham Region's Christmas Seals Soiree was a roaring success. This year's event helped raise $7,000 for the Christmas Seals Cam- paign. "We are delighted and would like to thank the many individuals, volun- teers, sponsors and guests who made this event such a wonderful success;" said Linda Brankston, co-chairmzn of the event. "The support from the community and the guests was tremendous, and we sincerely appre- ciate evervone's generous support." For more information on pro- grams, or to make a donation to the Christmas Seals Campaign, call the Lung Association Durham Region at -134-1046. • R AJAX Silent Anchoon-_ For 11 of this year's hottest toy t (10 +1 Bonus Furby!!) f" r, Ful*y 100 per cent of the proceeds will go to the pediatric ward of the Ajax and Pickering Health Centre for the purchase of infant cardiac monitors. THE RULES: 1. Carykled ballot& r %W be SUI)n led m a saakd ewe" 109r: AJAX•PUSItIG NM ADVERTIM 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax. Om. LIS 216 2. Deadline: Tuesday. Dec 15, 1998 M 5 p m a. Furbys will 9D to 9w 10 hipbeat oodles W aeons we be conaeead by NOW~ on Wednesday Doc 16. 1996 To be eh9bie..i nw& wow beep t>•y^ m to qw A#--Pkb-" Naw, AdwtWr by 7 p.rn. Tlwxedry. Dec. 17. 19b. 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NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13, 1998 PAGE M MP Letkids aid you sho Do you need a day to do some last- need to get a first aid badge for The program takes place at St. centre. Registration and pre -pay- 434-7800 to register, or for more minute shopping without the kids? brownies or boy scouts. John Ambulance's Ajax training ment is required by Dec. 15. Call information. You can take some time for your- self, while your kids get an early Christmas present: some invaluable first aid training. St. John Ambulance holds its We Can Help — First Aid for Kids' pro- gram on Dec. 20 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 P.M. Children aged eight to I I can take part. The seven -hour course teaches chil- dren first aid and safety awareness, breathing emergencies, artificial respi- ration, choking procedures, bleeding and bandaging, how to treat sprains and fractures, frostbite, poisoning, burns and more. It's a great course for kids who Volunteers needed to Super Cities MS walk The Durham Regional Chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society is looking for several volunteers to help with the 1999 Super Cities Walk. Volunteers are needed to help plan and co-ordinate the routes, oversee participant registration, manage start/finish site logistics, de- velop promotion and awareness of the event, locate and recruit volun- teers and obtain prizes for partici- pants. This year the April 18 event is ex- panding into Bowmanville. Multiple Sclerosis is the most common disease of the central ner- vous system. More than 50,000 Canadians are currently diagnosed with MS, a dis- ease which affects both men and women between the ages of 20 and 40. Anyone interested in volunteering a few hours of their time should con- tact the Multpile Sclerosis Society office at 686-2581 or 1-800-667- 0397. Ll 0 a this hiesday OFFt GST* hundreds of sale, rt-grular and clearance itt1111S. Fa4hions. l.inell.s. hactorv. 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Ralph Lauren Home Collection oinnerware, Trim -a -Home merchandise, Swarovski, Seagull Pewter, Beanie Babies, all major appliances, Home Electronics, microwaves, vacuums, pre-recorded videos and audiotapes, CDs, home comfort, film, cameras, books, sale and clearance small electrics and personal care, sale -priced area rugs, all stationery, candles and picture frames, Godiva, Eaton Gift Certificates, concessions & services. 'Eaton's will deduct an amount equivalent to the GST from the total price of your purchase. Offer cannot be combined with any other tax savings offer. Offers valid for those 65 years of age or older. Seniors' Day offer not valid in our Clearance stores. "Note: furniture and mattresses are now only available in selected stores. Call 14800-268.9175 for the store nearest you. Personal shopping only. -..----... -- -&-;__ - ALI +l ::•'.... j:.:.�.....:.r .:1 Mdl-,M..•�.�.�.N.aiai3:iaiMl�•+,y��ty+All�..W�A • P PAGE 24 NEWS ADVERTISER, SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13,1998 11 JJ1:R2 OCKEY CAMPS FOR ALL AGE & LEVELS. GREAT PRICES D INSTRUCTION Sport [To 416-412-0404 • Sport SHORTS DEC. 13, 1998 Lightning strikes twice for victories Who says lightning doesn't strike twice in the same place? The Durham Lightning atom 'B' rep girls' hockey team won two games at Art Thompson Arena last weekend, defeating Brampton 8-1 and Toronto Leaside 3-1. Scoring for the Lightning were Erin Krumins with six goals and two assists, Tracy Mulligan with three goals and two assists. Kathryn Pid- hirny with a goal and an assist and Marissa Genuis with a single marker. Also drawing assists were Amy Moulton. Jennifer Scott, Jaime McKay, Kelly Sawyer and Jamie Car- roll. Goalie Cam Trentadue was bril- liant in net. Providing additional support were Stephanie Walsh, Kellie Woods and Kim Kish. j Atom Panthers, Whitby wildcat claw to a draw 1F�1' 1F)� FR1 1�FK �?FC 13 PICKERING — The Pickering ; a Panthers Simmons/BMI Construction { . mayor atom select hockey team t erased a 4-2 third -period deficit to post a 4-4 tie with the Whitby Wild- cats in recent league action. The tie kept the Pickering atoms' unbeaten string intact with a record ANDREW /WANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo of 7-0-1. Pickering was able to capitalize on powerplay opportunities to get Gallo to the hoop back into the contest. Bradley Down- Qroe.,S ton, Taylor Gray, Jordan Lauriola and Ryan Van Sanvoort, with the tying Ell -Rod Holdings' Frank Gallo can't be stopped by Van Kempen Insur- marker, scored for the Panthers. + ance's Tom Parisi during Pickering Men's Basketball League action at Adding assists were Matthew Perrault with two, Justin Bruce, Cory Dunharton High School Monday night. Ell -Rod Holdings won the Mas - JLyver, Chris Attard, Derek Savoie, ters'Division match -up 5I40. downton and Bobby Clark with one each. Top scorer? / MAGWYERS Also turning in solid team efforts _ ',� �� PUB Give us were Kyle Dean, Kyle Fredericks, Ryan Lindsay, Steven Loder, Leland a call at '� • Street, Matthew Gallagher and Michael Johnson.683-51 10 MONDAYS C �) _L Panthers host skating party t ftc. 21 PICKERING — Everyone's invited to skate with the Pickering Panthers at the Pickering Recreation Complex later this month. The OHA Ontario Provincial Ju- nior 'A' Hockey League team will host the skating party at the complex's De- 4viey rink Monday, Dec. 21 from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Admission is free. Plenty of prizes will be given away during the afternoon event. l+ ax your sports scores to 683-7363 IN ....w•.: ..�re,.yrr,._. ..duw.�.. .arwr... ..,wrw. �, ' r . � 9 1 omorrow Av .:tod at '(t • • • ay ors Fly over Durham & See the Lights'' A Gift Certificates available for Christmas Flight Training all year 720-2 1 I-"�, - . '1000 Stevenson Rd. N. 83 Oshawa 1 9 9 8 Barrie Sharkfest champs Novice Lightning take -tourney in nail -biter The Durham West Lightning Noik & Associ- ates/Victory Fire Equip - merit novice 'B' rep girls' hockey team won the re - Lent Barrie Sharkfest Hockcv Tournament. It was no easy task for the Lightning as they were tied with Etobicoke 1-1 After regulation time in the final. A prolongedh .00tout saw Durham West w in after seven rounds on a IT al by Sarah Stephen. Lightning netminder Tracy Kish made her hugest saves when it Counted most. Lauren Sears scored the Lightning goal in regula- tion time, assisted by Jessi- ca Thain. Durham West opened the event with a 2-1 loss to Etobicoke. Etobicoke scored its goals midway through the second period and early in the third stanza. Victo- ria Smith had the Light- ning's one goal, assisted by Stephen and Kelsey Adair. The novice Lightning rebounded in game two to pound Peterborough 9-0. Laura Waters netted the hat trick for Durham West, Adair scored twice, Lee - Ann Murphy, Sears, Thain and Stephen netted one apiece. Earning assists were Deanna Perry and Kai ic Carroll with two each, Stephanie Fraser with one. In the third game, the novice Lightning handed the host Barrie Sharks a 5- 0 loss. Stephen scored twice, Thain, Carroll and Murphy fired single markers. Adding assists were Fras- er, Adair, Carroll, Smith and Parry with one apiece. Other key members of the championship team were Cati Taylor and Laura Anderson. The Lightning novices are coached by Dave Adair, Rick Sears and Bob Anderson. The manager is Sharon Sears. CUT THIS AD OUT AIND STICK • ' -, • sntiEDaT PART= ' (agm=and up) • SCCWM G0 ES, , CMUSTUMIS lJiIR us! 1 • NEW. 150111. rLTMG Fos mr um 1 1.905.436.9878 eons , -The Unforgettable Gift - Fly A Plane For 140 t. Ci¢ CenyioraAni6ifs! Giver ftefti a A&! Canadian Flight Academy 120OAbpW hM- &won Ott jrut we9 ojSiam Awww.fligtd aiaiug.0q :j ,404-92.2 Local club lends support International women's hockey comes to Durham next month BY BRIAN MC'NAIR Staff Writer • •(MEWS ADYERTIGM SUNDAY EDITION, DECEUBER 13,1906 PAGE 26 AM AiJ 2p- �� .v �• 3'rZa'��/i '\_��%Ju . , ifd-� vri fs ;.._.mac --:rte `. •% .__.. You've always of time for C7 ree 01 in H I day Skat g �r "1 .�' Compliments of ' Local hockey fans should book kk• ; \� Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1999, as soon as lift T' the new calendar is unwrapped. Sni Two of the top three women's hock- ey (cams in the world — Team Canada \ l ��11 and Team Finland — will square off fixR\r O er an exhibition game at the Oshawalo �� . Civic Auditorium that night at 7:30 p.m., hopefully before a packed house. o The game wasat participating Durham Region arenas officially announced `% � � at a press conference at the Civic on , Monday, hosted by organizers Terry Kelly, Bob Attersley and Durham MP (� Alex Shepherd, who will act as patrons )' o for the event, and five female hockey Free Holiday Public Skating Schedule orgI'io in Durham Region. "�? g "I'mm looking ing forward to the excite- /• _ � ��• ment of the game. It's a great sport and `t I know the Civic will be tilled with •'.�;�-* ii; -� people enjoying this game:" said Kelly,_ an Oshawa lawyer affectionately ' dubbed 'Superfan' for the countless sporting events he has attended around3 At Durham Region arenas the globe. The founding chairman of tlx: Os- haws Sports Hall of Fame, Kelly has <<., taken a leadership role in numerous -�P'" TIo1. community projects since establishing ('Y.f '� his law practice in Oshawa. He is a di- rector i rector for the Oshawa Generals, on the r II Lice. 21 1:00 - 3:00 pm 100 - 2,00 pm 1:00 - 4-00 pm advisory board for the Toronto Maple Leafs and governor of Canada's S )rt -s .2 g 1:00 - 3.00 pm 1:00 - . 00 pm 100 - 2:20 pm ,r t Hall of Fame. � Jj�}tt� f Dec. 23 6:30 - 8:30 pm 100 - 300 pm 200 - 3:45 pm In short, he recognizes a good op �) r 24 1200 - 200 ?00 - 3:45 rn portunity for sports enthusiasts when ' i he sees one. * Dec. 25 1 ,, "No matter if the Leafs are playing, x I'm going to be here;" says Kelly, who indeed will have to forgo at least part of<</ Dec. 27 1110 - 2:20 tt the televised Leafs -Stars game from l Dec. 28 Dallas that night. The growth of women's hockeyDee. 29 over the past few years has been im- 30 ressive both local!y and international- ; ly. It was an Olympic sport for the first Dec. 31 t� ° 12110 - 2!10 pm time in Nagano last winter, when Cana-,; j da won the silver medal and Finland ` the bronze_ Jan. I Pledging their support of the game are the Durham West Girls' Hockey Jan- 2 Association, the Durham West Jan3 Women's Hockey Association, the Os- s' . hawa Girls' Hockey Association, theZ SA Whitby Women's Hockey Association and the Clarington Girls Hockey Asso- ciation. "It's a good opportunity for expo- sure, particularly with the way the me' game has grown in the area," said DWGHA president Bill Williamson, who has seen the number of girls play- ing in Ajax/Pidwring grow from 165 to Ll A 550 over the past five years. --- Tickets for the game will cost I� ' $11.25 and are available at the Civic box office, all Ticketmaster locations t41A-872 5000)throe h the local -4 100%pai 1:00 - 220 pm 200 - 3:45 pm 3.00-4.30 pm 7,00 -8:30 in - 100-2:a0Dm I I Capacity nstr"t I will apply f or g , girls' and women's hockey associa- tions. You can email us with your sports scores at newsroom@durham.net i J '.Y, Ra � � � �•�;"�r r �i�<f �' �'+G.z'?T"wt ► P � �.a"' �'lrR1 �'y Jlr 4�s.�-� ��s,�ss...�...r �s�•�arr .c��s .. � � ��.r�i�� a:r. • � 1 / '�.� l ♦ � � •' .. V J �.. � ' ' 1 J J _ ■ NP PAGE 26 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDRY EDfWN, DECEMBER 13,1998 COI1A.trOn+with benef•T ~ '�- •`�--�" ` ` s Wwosome, CusfprTf TVI;TeI•!V « cibl•set vvr �... w�ee�w�wr r,aG/eer aloe A pry in person T •••• •. 72l1 -3A Sal talDle ASk4evo tC' WINNOWS XJsC3 b[y�ly. '"�f •0607 SMP W"t. THE UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE ' tar CN Msel eter.es. 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Now when you advertise. your word ads chon�e tin" Open Mon. to Fri. til 8:00--Nesto Sam: at casual INN. 2444our Fax: (905) 952-4935 1 also appears on the Internet at: httpJ/wwvrdurhamrtews.net ` to 3:00 prn E-mail: composreQdurham.not 11 Careen IM careersI I Careers 11 Careen 11 Careers II Careers 11 Careers I I Careers I1 Careers '1 .0 Now enrolling for: January 11, 1999 Of our Dental Assistants that graduated in 1997 84% took jobs in the profession This Diploma course includes all classes, clinical training, and computerized office skills required to work as a DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTANT and DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 7'he Radiology Curriculum of this Diploma Program is HARP Approved. In accordance with the Healing Arts Radiation Protection Act. 1980). TORONTO PICKERING CAMPUS 420-1344 11 Gars 11 Cress 11 Careers MAIRSTYUSTS REOUNIED CAREER SCMoOL 3F F_'r THE NAIL STATIONCareer on Valenl,ncsszrtam team Al :ESIGN 2,6,,^ FbnAry 6 Tratnt% "e^ter Become a vd%d /1 1997 i 1998 Read- Slane:: Program 12 wk in- nad hrSKfcan. career uan m ors Cnoce award to ol bw- terune 3-phase Program. 3 astable n artrtraai nags Im and best srost n D~ wk Prolemonal Course. In- OfCarding- �'- r ybu want to earl above home video. SegnnerS Pro- n9 Stu" avao- abk Naas 6 ( )723- a.eragc +a . team bo- ges gram Part-tufmAue tree am ftm. have a bw for ttowdif. Courses available A fCfrbol Chiropmctic Assistant b1ea1W/MYtr! eaaftort people Stalls tall where anrow tramm ADHD ESINETICM re- Yakrerrlo s for Your uTewew bttorfla worthwhie FNW- pwred mth mrramum five years woforq overlerca. For 666-3805 No Owflele re- dal assistance aqy be avad- a rewerrdng roacfrl it off purred able 905.436.77/6 ronpy Fax reswne to (905) by December 23, 1996, to Human Resources, LCBO, Dur3ram Resional w"Irehome. 726-6310 or Car (905) 726- Ontario oolM�ge shaw x516-91vel15._7 .. you int rest We appreciate your interest and advise that «rly those at only those 7393 ENROL seats Still NOW! Available Ur belnew dpw the bunum one is only one measure A key team membri of our Durham Warehcwse Tacility f our success We are Pouce erjuallv proud of our a variety of confidential secretarial and administrative record for excepWnul Foundations This will involve drafting correspondence, co<wdrrucing yua/iry p -w acts from follow-up ac'tioxrs and bring -forward fidrs, generating around the ur)rld, our reports, respoxde gt to inquirrs, and using word prox'rssuig bBq 13 Mum! softwirr on a PC. A seasoned secretary with superior oxganiatio n and taw Clerk IN " 12 NO"! communication talents, you possess demonstrated skins Chiropmctic Assistant b1ea1W/MYtr! in Word/Excel, Outlook. PowerPoint and Windows 95, resiponsthk consumption Office rjourp,t�ducts deadlines in a fast -paced environment, and handle both iiniemai and external clients. Sound iudgenwrt, diplomacy and a strong attenixi t to detail rc and out your credentials. Ethetician b1ealbr9NOON! Pltuse kfirwanl your resume, quoting Ellie OKS 127/96, by December 23, 1996, to Human Resources, LCBO, Dur3ram Resional w"Irehome. 2oaa Boundary Road, �. �t Fax: (ise) 6. Ontario oolM�ge shaw x516-91vel15._7 .. you int rest We appreciate your interest and advise that «rly those at only those 11 co,". 11 Careers (I-) NOVARTIS New skills in the science of life Novartis means uWai hg scientific research, imagination, and new achnologies W provide ever peealer benefits for humankind. New shills dOnguish us in the marbeiptace. Nererfls Canada Inc. is a loading research - based company with a wide-ranging program for the development, manufacturing, and distribution of medicines in Canada and abroad. Houkluarleted in Dorval. Quebec, dw Company presently employs Soo people In Canada and is now recntilimg for ibe lc l a uug P im w�T• Operations Scheduler Rewltsdrivea and , ym-H create &Pried maaubcttuimg schedules 0 support the Mosler Production Schedule, e>tpedite component deliveries and internal due dates, and monhor shop Boor pub mance and provide feedback. Your 1 - 9 yeas' relaled alpesiahoe in the food. or cosmetics industry is coupled with knowledge 011 MRP U and a community/aclininl eollew diploma in Business Mmirdswadom. We offer a compoWn hemurwaliom package and the opporhusky to work In a dynamic environment. Interested candidates are invited to submit their resume in confidence, In: flallou"PHARIllaciuncALsCA1111A NIC. 111 Cartstxners Drive, W hilby, Ontario LIN R5 Fahr 1905) 668-2747 your inletest in Nowtls M armaoeuecab Canada bhc n greatly 4ppred&h4 however, only cooddoes sdocled far an hilerview wig be ow lllcled. We are [ an equal opparlito y employer- No po"M cal[; ptleaft •"•• --• &A r.: I. .4eCJL ,.a i 4 .� iavYal, 9c'1 irisdMM►A•►;'`w►�tii•Ir�Arw,r\vRw�►'frta�►r►�► 1, the-Innoerathr h'etailer of the Year - � SECRETARY TO THE DIRECTI Ur belnew dpw the bunum one is only one measure A key team membri of our Durham Warehcwse Tacility f our success We are in Whithy, you will &.-,.sumo respcnsiNlity for providing erjuallv proud of our a variety of confidential secretarial and administrative record for excepWnul supfxwt servicrs to the F*rctor and dqurtment manrgers. This will involve drafting correspondence, co<wdrrucing yua/iry p -w acts from follow-up ac'tioxrs and bring -forward fidrs, generating around the ur)rld, our reports, respoxde gt to inquirrs, and using word prox'rssuig roue -ion avh cuswmer softwirr on a PC. A seasoned secretary with superior oxganiatio n and sennet, and our krader- communication talents, you possess demonstrated skins sbip role In promoting in Word/Excel, Outlook. PowerPoint and Windows 95, resiponsthk consumption and are able to maintain confidentiality. inert conflicting rjourp,t�ducts deadlines in a fast -paced environment, and handle both iiniemai and external clients. Sound iudgenwrt, diplomacy and a strong attenixi t to detail rc and out your credentials. Pltuse kfirwanl your resume, quoting Ellie OKS 127/96, by December 23, 1996, to Human Resources, LCBO, Dur3ram Resional w"Irehome. 2oaa Boundary Road, �. �t Fax: (ise) 6. *LCBO you int rest We appreciate your interest and advise that «rly those at only those under consideration will he contacted. An equal opportunity employer. Wanted - STIR FRY COOK Apply at 7 TAUNTON RD. E., OSHAWA S'T'UDENTS ` $12.55 TO START Looking for work throw the Christ- mas Break? We have bull time/part time positions. Work in home town! Po- sitions Tay continue after break. Call for more into. (905)723-4920. We ratitlYe . timid waklnp and relalnla trtlF halm. slock Clerk to stag Irmnedslely. HUM W&V Is prvok*& 1 - 2 years' experience working at a dairy counter would be an asset. Please appy In parson to tura Ston MmmlW a�0�i • AtatpNc.lk vb HY&ZEL'S a. ACMIM iVRICAT011t Apphplors $12. per hr. Op wamrs $45 per hr. bemediile local wort We Train. (705) 615.9144. IIIEWTr SAN replica Li- wasd lssistaaill Ninuffer, salary or commission, and Ilofws, and prole "N4 Also Wit stale tayist for Afts. Cal Chert (906) 723-7323. SM 3ai81 required for = , `* 9, 5m - ATTENDANTS Full /Plot Thn Required for car rental company. Must have valid G DNn M I N2NK. Please drop off resume at Discount Car A Truck Renals, 218 Dundas St. E. Whitby � ^=a. y";;•7'.•� wr `- . • � . - `. � r:+ai��'�.�1rY•>ritt?m�t`t 1'�': - _ .. r ' }.. • � e` 11 Cateles11 Cancan 11 Careen 11 Canmrs 1� ofok THE CORPORATION OF THE TOWN OF PICKERING PAYROLL SUPERVISOR An excellent career opportunity exists for an experienced individual to supervise the Town's payroll function. Reporting to the Manager of Accounting Services, the successful applicant will be responsible for the Town's payroll and related activi- ties as well as the supervision of payroll staff. He/she will also under- take a variety of audit and analysis functions. The successful applicant will have a post -secondary diploma in a business related field or a professional accounting designation sup- plemented by at least three years computerized payroll experience in a mid-sized company and two years experience in a supervisory capacity. A Canadian Payroll Certificate is an asset for entry into this position. In-depth knowledge of current legislation and regulations affecting payroll is also required. If you are an enthusiastic team player with solid skills in the use of Microsoft software applications and an offsite PC automated Payroll Service Centre, and possess above average written and verbal communication skills, please apply by December 16, 1998. to: Employment Services Coordinator Town of Pickering One the Esplande Pickering, Ontario L1 V 6K7 Fax. 905-4201-4610 In accordance with the Munkipal Freedom of Informsom and Protection of Privacy Act, the in- formation gathered is collected pursuant to the Municipal Act R S 0 1990, C.M 45 and will be used to select a candidate. We thank all those individuals who apply, however. only those applicants granted an interview will be acknowledged. An Equal Opportunity Employer 110 110 Our Pickering client in the automo- tive industry is now recruiting for General Labourers to work on their .1,>embl lines - various shifts avail- ,1ble. This is a long -term assign- ment. You must be reliable and must have steel - toed safety shoes/ boots. Brimg Void cheque or savings ,Iccount information for direct de- -7o,it. Bring a friend. Car an asset. Interviews held in Pickering on Weed., Dec, 16/96 at Pickering Recreation Center (186 j Valleyfars Rd) Call (416) 292-2282 for appt. THE AJAX / PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER requires a carrier to deliver to businesses throughout Pickering every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, by 3:00 pm. for information all 905-683-5117 News Advertiser is looking for a Courier for Tuesdays and Wednesdays. 4:30pm. - 7:30pm and Saturdays 12:00pm-6Pm. Call 683-5117 CHID AND YDe1M snow. workers facility COunsdkVl Beh�ariorNOOaa-FAipcasuad � agement. Taaii work hedOOKS ability to oak illi i3mlltgrNNfnaa youft arc Isslnliil thus re- d up Cownink 1wred. CCW or tlgiiellalR Send FrAM 10: Kemmdy ft an ouu inNouse youl b SaVillAWN.tion Stam kamw 1 later erninaBusiness Cowl SON m4, Scarlxhrotly in personshhey ea 5 In Ajax or aou 01428-1q! EANI s200.. sm. POO.._ fNor products nmore Pargo..Nodd yetir oin hi�RiM�.QiSaw a Sar - III O.PR 6-24M Dilor W. Suits 541, fief 636. Mif- t . ipti Onl 1 SK 2R8 coom coul- MR I _ .rfmf, U tmg Phil $500 - $800 we". EVN- erm hall low AN hi m- sary. CaN (905) 427 -SM Mtlrt - Fri. 9 ant. - 3 p.m. Rhe -Nim. Must h Cal (905)883-4100. FRENCH TUTOR Neede^. grade 3 student, attending rrenxh school Emphasis on 'eadi g and comprNerhshon Saturday or Sunday 1-161)7 %ars ON% to alienate monthly Reterpnces. Har- wo0d/401, Am. own trahs- ocrtation.615-M GENERAL LABOURER re- quired for woodwuriung stop Fax resume to (905)7233945 LOOKING FOR WORK7 Are e)u 16 to 24 years old' Out 9 synod? We Can help' Call ,4,;eine 725-4786 Pickering '800 -263 -OM Uxbndge/ Pin ll 905-852-71M ext MEIIAAOMEN,9(IDS. Needed n Cataicgues ' J Commer- ..al. Magarhres. and extra work 11 acceged tramp and rMstranon fees covered CAN 1-BOO-MOD-ELUS PART TIME DRIVER, Days. Evenings or weekends Must be 19 years A age or older with own vehicle Please Cil 19051427-2424 PARTNER'S Billiards is look- ing for a mature counter/bar person Flexible lours days/ nrghts/wedrdds Must ewe a car Expenlz and Smart Serve preferned. AWN in wnl- 1% 1916 Dundas St E. Whd- by. Ont L1N2L6 PAY AS YOU 60 Gym No membership required. Pay as you go will No commitment. ent. Pay as you go gym. Daly. Weeldfc Mondiy. Absolutely. positively, no prea d honzaed payment- Pay as you go Power City Gym. Open until mNit W M - F Weekends 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. 1035 Brock Rd.. PWolirg (905) 427-16277 TEtIE MaKE1Fa nuded. Full timelpart how. hoWV Plus bons. Cal 905.438.0056 r �+looklif scull offliset Pre rator. Multi 16 h T -head exp;:F L an asset. ow to the atte e 0 r. King at 6770111011111 M nor Hilarity Ayalt/ wrM- by , must Ism cmdo- tmi'umhot wmpAer expert - Ince and a pNasaK MYOnale mauMr.IFAaaxxlairrrususume�9lI Per - $16n0 oror 1735 ='- SL Suite 78 RS TBWORMY WORKERS AEtCY500G."jC tsp0Ae HMp fr 5-3 pint wmMrdeys. Drivers Wanted BorE license preferred. Routes available in Oshawa At surrounding areas can STUDENT EXPRESS 1-800-303-9303 ext 230 SHORT ORDER Coo- •e Zwren immediately in aoutn kemV cafeteria Must ewe previous snort order ex- perience FIT 5 30 am -2 00 pm 31AOOft Cal Cantona a 905439-1151 rad 3531 Ba- wer Foods umMd. STOCK BROKERAGE SIMIRITIES dealerentre level position available for C S.C. ii C.P.H. students. VW offer a salary. training & the opportunity to lead a successful career as a stock broker. 1111m, 416-361-2111. THE NEWS ADVERTISER Is looking for Kids to deliver pa- pers and flyers door to door four times a week by 6.00 PM in their neighborhoods call 905.683-5117 WAITRESS/WAMR required pan -time for a steak house Appy to person to 1180 Sim - Coe St N . Oshawa WORKING PARENTS stay at home with the family in home based business. high income potential and benefits Train- ing provided. Call 416.284- 4493 1 office Now LEGAL SECRETARY required 3 days/week family law ex- wience preferred Fax re- sumeto(905)665-7124. 1 SON Mob / Agwnb SALES REPRESENTATIVE re. glared for sanitation supplies Base salary. commission, car allowance 6 benefit plan Submit resume to DaTmry Thenen clo UNDERWOODS. 410 FINLEY AVE AJAX. ONT FAX 1905) 619-9829 WINDOW and siding installer wanted X9051 727-1818 Ask for Gary Skill 10 Heiii ARTICULATED TRUCK DRIV- ERS wanted Also excavator 6 heavy equipment operators Must have exp 4 month con- tract in BowmamHe Fax re- sume to (905) 734-1877 MECHANIC. toll lime or pan lime wanted Calf 905-852- 4584 or 905-852-2291 PLUMBER needed for pro- gressive. lastyroherrg plumb - ,ng Company Must be expen- enced lin residential 6 com- mercial applications Wei klhhhwledge an iSSet. we Oft a bahetir padage 6 Col. five rates Please call 905- 427-7409 Required kamedwely cert, - lied INDUSTRIAL ELECTFI- CIANS AND CONTROLS TECHNICIANS with 5 years experience Going rate is $26 24 per (hoar To appy said resume to P 0 Box 25205. Landon. Onl RISC 6A9 ;KILLED On semi slow drywallers and sleek framers repwred Must have good workrq habes. own franspor- Morn and tools Padproduc- non Call (905),IM-57667 or 9051723-7403 1 Hoepaal Dot" Dental Hygienist Required ThiheW.. 4 - I Pte. Nw... I rewn eaPerl- cam Orile experlowim wmW the as a wL b"nm reNirvd.. Call 429-1215 Axle for Carolyn FART THE Deno Reception - list. 20.25 his vieet. $1D-$131 hr No evenings or weekends Alia. send resume io File 270. Oshmwa Whitby This Wale 865 F, - 1 St. 00w wa, OK. LIH 711.5. &ED= DWENIENCEO W tlaaiastic 6 co~ Dengl Aaista t(POA lar tui file position (Mon. -Thum). lliglly skilled in radiographic tech- nique. XCPendo-Pan a must. This is an olrtstrehtkrhp opva tunny for lie right ruldldate to pin Our esub ish ll i pro- gressive dettal team. Per- sonally delivered resumes only Please! Dr. Gwaml 203 Byron St. S.. Whey. 1 or$- Wrewd cNND CAN PReVM RE- QUIRED in our how a�iro ecoid. awseok r O.m AI 1 OMN Illaa NE=1�V� A�/E�t�1S1:1 SU6bA9 9Df 1I6k; DECEM1§'64 13,19913"PME`2f XW' 1 Sdw HWAgents MH Salm HelplAgente 1 Sales HeglAgrrie 1 Firawocd FIREWOOD good qualrtrtYy hardwood cut split delrverlhd S75 face cord. $225 bush '.,•d 15% Discount for pick JP Call 666-8699 in Dari N you're a sell -starter who rues the extra mle, speaakxes in client needs and pride yourself on your sales wiperbse. keep Ma*q Has you previous experiences been in the fields of no de—brh9, hunsturhg or enlertainaV7 Haw you had marketing or advertising experience? We're lookrhg ler a sales prolessioral to take on the d%VWhge of Seelig for our klestyle publication I you tmk you're the best candidate for Mrs; ocelot opportunity , send resume wdh salary expectations to: in Dmfk AdvflrhsiN S-Dervtsor 130 Commercial Ave Ajax, Ontario. LIS 2H5 fax: (905) 619-9068 phone: (905) 681:�-5110 A division of the Ajax/Pickering News Advertiser Great Service Starts With You. Route Sales,/ Service Speciarist Saoty-14een ;arlada Inc an abVonnrertal same rtdtasay leader IS sell salesr Service r16wa,als lo (or our gowng w nVary. As ar, hAynoM Sales and Servile Repress ave YOU wi Service Our pars dearleig eggrfent in Car dealetshps, repay shops and mimed titlsrtesseB and dellelap rew acaxnt.9 n your estaoisfted route ansa Parpr arreerts itdude a good dnkirl9 naafi, a ho sdloal dpb m and ft ably ID Wolk and = mnc* Wit lie pubic. Rause oft slpelaroe buil. DIAw trlldeprDlidrgtirstltle alMNfterseftbeand gftllrg yolr ablonner bm l u* and d GWOTat 11110440(1, adw" Mk seeident berift goodilr 1 m Bid yletartleed Napes 46 aft Fadw •s 6c+iBd in Od mt I you ape a *69mW and dBeile tie ettelsnge Om and or INK IHIM IlBttr isfelq� Caasrra. Isle. _ AtSac �Nawc! Yrwr !MI Diyaw MftdLIVE-� Gin MKahe for 2for 2 ihil" in P1 q IN X� Mier i RdIM area. 20-40 hour per neck Lw*q daytart 18 tttn 10 soRn ereailgs ant nee 12 yam. Dally oulling midi. 986.26-4D71. � oidnaid and. pal story limw music. o- n trioa mmeals 6 snacks. First 1 ON W N8FP yid, C.P.R. urtried. Noa- IF faceipts. 905-428- �ST�i 12M. Small electrical contracting company in Claret area requires mature, reliable poison for admini five duties. till time. Duties include, but not lira to: accounts payabk/reeeivable, unionized payrol, voicing, typing, computer (New Views. Simply wonting.) Varied Job, exceptional work environ Good command of English required. Contrac background preferred. Interested parties should resume 10: (W) solo" STROUDSIW ITES RD. lov n0, non-smllkkhp environ- ment. AN ages Welcome fenced backyard. rwtrious meals. Phone IAtIMNe 905- 420.2529 1 • F1nllood KOZY NEAT FtREr<OOD, ex- txIMK very best quality hwO- wood. 0uuarmed extra time tdy seasoned, ca itsilidmfivery. 905-753-2246. FIREWOOD all hardwood rgs and slabs. also cut and "Pi 't All seasoned 9(75 852-7586 ROKA LUMBER, est 1961 2' - $64 4'x8'xl6• 553 Tscount on full bush re Free Delivery Oshawa ,,�a Buy Local 6 Save Big 'A.Irgs Days 705-277.3381. '.i. free from Oshawa. even - 3W434 -6665 1 tf Comer rner 1986 PONMC LE. 4 door au- al -r; rUns Nell. 160.000 "'s$5GO o b o Call -6 1 315-1759 EXECUTIVE DESK 3 it x 6111 credenza excellent con - )n 5295/par 619-9225 GRECCO BABY stroller like -..r Asking S75 CO Call Lee `?'-9969 MAYTAG ^em-dury washer APO, it/e• ' its old. excellent -rdrhon $450 tot quick :a,e 905426-9894 or work 34',t420-8000 ext 279 Advertising Represevvtauive The News Advertiser requires star performers tc take on the markets served by our established specialty publications. At !•iorrle in Durham along with Forever Young (forrnerty Todays Seniors) Durham Parent and Business Leader offer fantastic opportunities. Can you take advantage of their superior reputation? The right person is an organized self-starter who goes ifle extra nnie, understands client deeds and rsn't afraid to prove their worth. If you fit the b0 and are looking for an exciting work environment and professional opportunity, send your resu rr a with salary expectations to: AdverthsrrV Jr. Manager. NEwsApx, lhhtartu Lib 211-15 fax fyUsi e19-v1x�t1 a o r E x r i s r x phone: (905) 6M35110 10 Sthllmd Help MW Skilled Help ADAMS SERVICES requires AZ DRIVERS IN 2 yrs. exp. • Local hwy. is Local city • Lots of weekend work Call Randy 720-2204 O.C. Technician wanted for automotive coatings manufacturing company. Must have experience in the physical testing of material. Familiarity with spray applica- tions and IS09000/QS9000 would be an asset. Please forward resumes to: Morton International, Ltd. - Human Resources 430 Finley Ave., Ajax , ' Ontario 6 S 2E3 or tax: 905-683-7272 (no phone calls will be accepted) We have an opening for a CNC SETUP OPERATOR in our production machine shop. Applicants must have minimum three years experience with Fanue Controls. We offer excellent wages and benefits. Fax resume to: 905-839-1717 1 Flnwood AtNcM 1lw so AKOXVW 'M 1= seasoned 11 Pe. Duan Anne, Berry- - u ori View - wood, dining room set. Brand new, stip by and Oshaml� Cal DURHAM RREVV000 packaged. cost 511.000. Sacrifice $4.500. 427-5278 (416)255.0285. LOPLEW00D. Born tle Mg! 11 PC. Queen Anne, Gerry - 1 year old. 5210 bush card, wood. diningroom set. Brad $80 lace cord. 16' Cut and new. still packaged. cost split. Delivered 1-(905)987- $11.000. sacrifice 54500. 416- 4563. 1-800.554.0088. 255 -OM w A/P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13,1998 Fill1 DptpMedkel 1 -�nW kudw1 to Neftelfluospusi Tneaa Trees � Tnet Thmm 72 14 Scarborough General Hospital, the regional centre for rata) dialysis, pacemakers and vascular surgery, has the following opportunities available P/T Registered Nurse IV Team teaching A part-time RN position is available on our IV Team. A minimum of one year flo?eam experience is affiliated 1 required, including Central Line Maintenance in an F With the acute care setting. Experience in Midline and PICC University lines is an asset Applicants must have prnwn of Toronto ability to work independently and cant' a heavy Faculty of A"A workload. Registration with the College of Nurses of Ontario and current BCIS are mandatory. P/T Unit Clerk Ortho Rehab/Ortho Clinic We are seeking a part-time Unit Clerk to work In our Ortho Rehab department and Ortho Clinic. Applicants must be available to work days on Saturdays and Sundays and evenings Monday to Wednesday. One to two years of experience € in a Unit Clerk position or a related role is mandatory. Keyboarding skills of at I least 25 wpm are required, with experience in transcription of physicians' orders preferred. Applicants must have excellent organizational skills and proven customer service abilities. Graduates from a recognized post -secondary Medical Administration course are preferred I you have excellent communication and interpersonal skills, ARE phase forward your resume. before December 18,199F, to iD Ywies Mann, Hama Resources Practitioner. SCARBOROUGH GENERAL - HOSPRAL 3050 Lawrence Avenue East, Ontario M 1 P 2V5; Fc:; (416) 431-81 a� sglRlRf@ En1rRelrovercorrR sloe :ha,k a,! :Trdic= kir apphutq A Real Fainly Chrlsirmas Starts with a real tree There's no better place to hunt for one than right here... For advertising rates & info. contact: No Ajax Pickering News Advertiser 633-0707 • Christmas • Christmas • Christmsa • Christmas SEASONS GREETINGS `from our house to yours" Bring Seasons Greetings to all. Instead of Christmas cards, advertise a personal "Seasons Greetings" in our newspaper for all to see. Cost 55000 + GST = $53.50 Call classified for details 576-9335 or 683-0707 Publication Date: Stan. Dec. Deadline \Ved. Dec. 1 61" Yotoreyid0s F Motwey4fts 1973 TR -7 Tiger 750, 5Spd. 135110"o.b.o Classic beauty, economical to own, ride it store it. good investment Call Mike Cal 725-0156(Nights) or cell 2424773(Days) 11for sale 1983 Mercury Grand Marquis colony park reliable 8 pas- senger station wagon White with brown interior. 5 litre V8. 4 -speed automatic. loaded and well-maintained $3795 Call 905-728-4983 1990 SUBARU Legacy L. 4 door sedanluny loaded Cer- tified. $5300 o b o Call (905)666-1477 ask for Jim. or (905)571-4832 1910 SUMBIRD SE. 4 cyl , au- l0rnatiC. 147 000 kxl , a/c. 1 dr. hideaway lights 2 -tone pant. dean, car am -fm ras- Sak $3.600 Telephone (905) 404-9187 www. CARCHOICE.COM Artiebe for Articb for 'voyager ' $3. 15U . 87 .95 39 Nissan Qtly caR�titts selected lar air irllertyerz null be corbhOier' 1 Saw 1 Sw I Articles Tlfariled I Articles wartW ii,ng Cab. $3.995 Vehicles in KING OED x icx ^ icpedi, PINE/OAK FURNITURE WANTED vac-, rasher m rn Condtidn CCrbfied. Fret • .. !'R to !k dour J mat certified �npQ Window Made With 1' Stt. ' slat front Insulae0 for can- ')rt Box 10'6- lora x 5 117 r'110'4:C�; SEL araC :ra.:{. S:X :C:.Anmecl ."4 `Mne �:%C. Arlo dryer in good Condmon 1 1 Apaiiob8eo neuter loth -ledge an n ; is 1. CM $1500 Sell dnng room, kitchen. bed- (I IG drys). Call 985-7132 UNUSUAL STOCKING stuff- Articles for $625 1416) 255-0285 room and custom 1 0ii1, our .:all Barry or Alam a 1-905 649.5320 (Ctanniont) .Nv�/r�� ■ * M • i i'.\.IRMCAL DMLYSIS � LUNG BED x tmiCk wilopedic, hand CrahSmen haveeburi" WAN�wantd it S Student ASSISTANT COMPUTER SPECIAL '.ntel- =lel - ^tela quowtop set d frame. sm"nsow the pflbbeeen p and a h=* mmiNeu m a ncWtior- rWure but a good condition. ter car As is $795 00 Call 852-7784 :om- tem! ere system. CD monitor. Punt cost $1700 See $675 the name since 1974 Oro& n Preferably driest set. tv wall 131 11l 1KLU 5499 Aho. IBM Fermium up- 416-255-0285 and fel SIM d Stthe Art assn. odurdies Inc Please d loaded $3200 or best offer Ip $744 Ale kTa oor MARANTZ Stereo . ST 300. woodworking really and let 579-2063 SNP 1F7 QUA1CATIONS jades and difficult repairs PM Also sly lents us show you mow Me hurritire WANTEDTV. &0 Sween 1155() Kingston OS -055 3661 r c other components Call Mike Call IS ' Tit S NO $ubtb- alive: �rw Good condition nd on ' - naenin 0 to $2.000 O siarlmg al $199/momh. Who- 839-5935 tote for O"Ity* Traditional Pkaf< 1905y387-2050. • i,e troruc and/or hydraulic keno -ledge an axdet CONCESSION TRAILER ..tree 'ear door and si(e-sere- MOVING SALE - 5pe oak ted- Wo00vrorkrq 115 North POR RoaO ($ ofttt Reach Rd) Pon rn room set. i other re- �tunfrstrrhgt Cau 905 • .. !'R to !k dour J mat certified �npQ Window Made With 1' Stt. ' slat front Insulae0 for can- ')rt Box 10'6- lora x 5 117 '1nm surte armoire. dresser. rrrroe. 2 ngnn bOkS/bed. ex- celert condition. Cedar drat. Perry. (905) 9858774... www tradroatalwoodwpkriq on v 1 Art A, Croft 1 1 Apaiiob8eo neuter loth -ledge an a•+rt wide a 67' N / 8. lorqut sohAovestaVchaMonanin UNUSUAL STOCKING stuff- NI110LESAlE CRAFT Wart - for Please send resume to .:all Barry or Alam a 1-905 649.5320 (Ctanniont) unique dresser. cofet-tables. all reasonable 434-1648 ers Christmas gin ideas Educational wilis. "arid crarw house Sale 50-80% on Rend weoriesday Dec 16th -Sun •08 PONTIAC TEMPEST LE V6. Arno Loaded Great Win. ROBERT UWALL CONCOURSE TREADMILL. OFFICE DESKS for sale $25 items. Tnowa the Train. "oke your own lens Volcano Dec 2oM 10Am-3pm. 1885 Clements Rd. Putkerdng 1260 ter car As is $795 00 Call 852-7784 AC MORTAL Walk rur or pg Mum pro- each 19M Ford New. fully beads day. gummies. all. Finished craft and raw mate - ket Chief. 4x4. $3.998. 1988 condition. certified $4.600 Ford Tempo L. 4 q1 . 5 speed. 52.190. 1906 Mercury oDAz. Ddraukc inclineall. "y loaded $3200 or best offer Lots mon You won't and ral dan(90 s 5)6BS-9W1 CIREDIT PROBLEM on the DLPILLYS1S UNLIT :one excelern condition. i950 Also Call 905-6659928 at- 6 pm tem items A the Woe de- Toy Fww�c�np AvailaDk on 0 A C spot financing Downplay - from AC 1155() Kingston Road, Suite 204 stationary exercise bike (905) 839-3069 rel Genie OR ,G" for sal YeyD and �ma�trew of stores or malls 75 Brock St WAR � 1 Lop a naenin 0 to $2.000 O siarlmg al $199/momh. Who- Ontario. L1V 1C3 ' 1 p country oak style dr- 1oo1-9@da1S worn bench Dios Uxbrdge - (1Atth Herb and Vaanom Scare. turn- sptaah. Days 905985.0071. chs from 1985-19% 905- 937-5664 (Suday's by appn.) No phone calls please. rn room set. i other re- �tunfrstrrhgt Cau 905 books Excellent coadibonn New 51000 asking $1000 orbonall YOB) REWARD OFFERED For arty taken from my CREDIT ►11NUMS? On the 1fl2 iRNfBNm 1 Lyl_ auto. warranty. $17.450 434-2775 sm cerkhed. 1989 Mercury best offer Call 723-1993 SNP BSER FRIDGESr!E arho up. $ 25 oevellery noose and possibly towel on spot fuuncx Down Articles for 1 AAkIN la 1 DRUMS 5 pea pearl. with bad W. $1695. 1916 l used used dory 6125 ono uanges and �p. Rtdne Ave �xc last Monday trucks.Mon ams 1991 to 1994 Set Selo ruts. 4 symbols and all Mrd- ""are Like nein $1.299 Call PWW&SPANDFKrNB CLOCKS-Sak on all used pia- used Washers $235 and up. or Tuesday Please nal (905) 427-4605 Aludy Aldo Saks Ltd. 792 LE/RMER JACKETS up to 1: 2 pnce leather purses from OkM NEW custom made 3 pc sectional sola. owe. (905)-43G-9683 Wave a mes- sage nos i floor models Huge se. iecaon d new and used Dv � and used can operated washers and dryers x low a hlefSeppNea! 1 Sinicoe Strep South. Odwwa Phae 905120 3392 $949 luggage from 51999. beautdul pace use pad flew snow prices Nevi brand name leafier Mulets from Family Everytn Must Go' FSmuy (905)$3.25Mum set $2.500 o.bo (905) 428-2559 EXERCISE NKE. LIFECYCLE 6500 series. lmness dub nnOs Diaids 5895 and up Rem b own. 1001x, trfdges $400 and up. new k/t bD ranges with dock aridLeather JIM A01SSEll for 1952 Pontiac FleeNeader. 4 di 6 cyl 19.()00 nulla, new pant g we 905728-9630 Points ksaN CKma CARPET 1101MR. 10D%. model. Drano new condos on. ot all rental Payments apply Also a Huge sdeixan side selection of oltit neglass door $479 and w and qts sale Ready for Christmas! Also grid code wades Car from Saskatdnwan. 100% no no "on truck. plush. stain re- o'rAef '�0fp f1.100. (905) 509-6161 o _�randtather clocks from �appes Cal use 1b- other dogs araAabW. Call Ianywhen) s6soo, 1.705328- ANNoomm LOWER PMIC- sistant carpet For 3 rooms. I'm and up Cal TELEP PIA705-653-27032212. NO 433.1491 day, StegnaaSt taunt 161$1) (sip) -MG on muni swellnes. Com- only $36900 Price dncMxOa F1R1 Sxc Fridge i Stove for es 1175 B9rntrrae St. ) pkk system only $1099 30 50 yds carpet. debxe pad sok. excellent condition o IEwrY pNTY PLAM $-Mit 1981 CAev, tahpaq wi.0, X monthly. programming ages; from $8 pale- 13 and iirstalakon n your home I= quousim in homer wgrkmg order. 5650 for see Fxxs size rusher i drys. cod good and durable. 320. each 721-0986 ATE computes desk lar CaO1N �� paps• NHRA Cat street legal. Dad "Hoo Ong" roue MW - years experence1006 of customers 1-905• No no payment one full year. Daniel. 1-000- maintained. � 5450 gas r10o. sok. exeeBat tzndton $S0. 434-0924.Isrop) purebred dunpiw Mea. Brouvrerslock, available n 00. 350. 5.13 poli stfaripe PLAYER ►LAND, wintage. 655-3661 217-0104 Phone (905) 721-0601 (moor"-PadTOW OFart- 9MM5-0709. aides. 190/10 stacks. air st ow. work OC.n drids file AMTIDIIES i COLLECUKU CARPED - lots d carpet. Baps waelriidcl $iuoptaM for sale. "Khou work CHRISTMAS SALE" 30-50% 100% nylon. new sum re- suits. waby Fwdtwe. We �1ry ew�M tom. Prolific -TM -, 0"**CHOCOLATE LAD PDPlii 53500. or fade for Chno1w OFF all art. clew. Royal Douufonis o furniture 310 lease uarpers on hand. I will carpet 3 rooms. $349. Price stxk Blind Nantes Moe Sim- mons. Pawner. Trigol0 o MOM, Heft. at. St. John's wort. Ediinacea. 6Mirbsamm naouthpiace Biid ��' � Paque 53208. C LL- Jr. Fludy Dec. 31st. Ouaky. Nos -good $foot- 1-705 Bloor St. W. Oshawa (B1oor/ includes rpet premium pad. Hammes. The Bat Owkty M $utak. VOWAM C i E Calci 905 726 3296, ar Mavt ma hoNW nailed. Nest Shols, Fe- 326-2212 (saq) - Park) (905)-433.9115. expert uis`anllasort, test dekv- the Lowest Price in Duelniu. um, Ile tloee. Contrary 10 up. wYa $500. Wla SM. Cd AWA PNALL rriacAre, etc- M. tree ggknOs (30 yards) Norman 606-2311. Fisons are >tway6 n stock Fwady to wrap up for Cnow while i Laid, not a• vf5raen i haps am team equal. botun705277.M7 IOU NtMMLA 2 door. NTP.bed- ecasc Dice, Stpersai sontan Hockey eguipnreet, Good owEn sALE: Lots a car- "� LUIGI's FirnitNre. 489 Oualfied ptapk arc available ope� �A.95 RIZ 2p eagihe. South Carokaa condition. make an offer. pets 100% nylon stain re- King St. W. Osawa (905)- 1d answer Y� greStionit. t►wgEE Puppies for ru, in 1977 at onginnar . Ask - Please call 852-9343 lease. carpet 3 rooms 5339. 436-0060.(Across from Stars et The Oslpru Centre) AIN > e: Nw� r n0, ear canonRt• sale, CKC MOMWW. *9 M SM. 1.705-329-2212. IfKd brake lane best u111u. (30 s4 yd.) kck do carpet, D Dad . and in stalta- C. HANKS APPLIANCES Parts) 1111-1011111r.g. Acc ponfure and Shou te�4PY. Bkuru �� shots, micro ldtgped. ltd in that lar ChiMMas. Vey kw- (sip) Hos CADILLAC FLEETWOOD. Cal 693-0561. Dave Gut. Free estimates. carpet repairsServng D%~ and SalestSenrioe. Just in Time for Christmas. 24- firm -free sun. Al by prokcgctals, Affn@=TAbetleNlyl Ad- able. Cal 0)725-06'76 4 Or. fardlop. (pod moor. +=, RAM wrought iron ca surround" area. Sam 905 triages. MN new sm. Stowe awilbk to book appoint- woes. NMrmon* yours. 75 vice- always gkure, tfsrawy lite! ParchasnD outfight, es- seeds trahtair wok and body WodL Sloe ardoom also aka nwy, queen orftpedic mal- tressnramt. Never opened, 6861772. 5200 %"-do rrrp, new. Apt -six washed BMO St. Wal. 11d1id01. 852- tales wfsowe antique core- GINWMK PUPS- dm sale dr fl Good p ' or peAs CARPET Aly YMtn _ 9510 aft. ((no list to value an- one femlle, $275. each. car. $1000. Cab Bed INr 6:30 $1.200. Sacrifice $490. (416►255OQBS CHRISTMAS SALE! Carpet twee rooms. 30 square dryer $449/set. Full -six � Sade by TO OM APPLIANCES,. s. I, I Pcolections of any �Quordities or � m Sdwtuo 906430.2756. (SM) from =9 I _ nn 119.1 s and eecaaditdoried, tell htferat� females. sm. such. Needed ii HM OlAItrBBMF a. batF N®, rack wrouipM iron rayourcoo ef �„ $199. washers $194w.iadnaryrferys Paddy's lllartet. 906 x16911-1111110-7w 1908 799 (7w6) g4lbwl ed. new rubber. n n. one lhdpy. totem orthopedic real- tresslframe. Never opened Cw0mer satisfaction guar- arfeell. Cal Mike for your free X55 Lip to Sy` (9861720 or �. �e 10 a.- quaffs. Row Nowien wry TWO B wok old Chinese oNaher $1.650. or bat Deer. W-1624 255.0 Sacrifice 5190. 416 estimate. 905131 4010 ur 416822 8226. 4043 iM00� AMO POOL task. 1 ( 0554 ,ty. � 0 1 Pops for sale. back wale. laws k aN lad Sho%. HOB Mon ReirhL A good - 'Pons gQgS JIEWEM - Assorted variety d gold and siva. riMsornh 1 x B. Odhld9ech. 3 years old $2.800 new. AA�sbcqq $1.000 or best CAN a REALS. We Buy, MONer and fader ell phlaaic- fine. A so E tar. AM $900 o.b.o. Please aB (90319w7 - cARPET AND MYL • D Blue coral diva CHRISTMAS SALE! Carpel priced. Call 905.0616 ofkr (905) 75-M Seg, o Inca! Pay lop dollar es. 5400 Call (905)436- 8224. 2050. ._t(IE - ttnee rooms, 30 square yards, for top items. those aurid lm MYINaAI PONY 9B.ODO cover (Queen). Matching pit- cow shams o bed Sion. Sheet from $329 installed. I will dis- coot your best code by 10%. Customer 1 ArYcNs YMrIMd 1 Arldse rwrfld video, car audio. looks. CD's. movies. games. gold. Ilia- bus. Runs well 5250.00 as is CoA 852 -Ml set .New. (905) 427• Cal Mike form free (9051433-178 1- 74 second Ghana. FNa1tlyyId1 1 2.(Doublet). sip ardeed. your estimate, 9os4314010 or Looking for Used Bundling Machines (905 0001 ( r w wens n liens, vet drodued with strolls. HM O11M Cuwasf supreme. &cy KM Cut the rrrddle man. 116822-8226. or Strapping Machines. wofknp ar Adults cats most spayed or fully mbody solid . OBD., aw, Intstaller has custom made COMPUTER FACTORY. UNWANTED, scrap lints neutered, laCCkWed. CA 905426-1683 •.wuedooe coverings. Vertical. Awabng Chorst"as special. 1 Call Kirk or Sav removed, 860's, air cons., Many medium to larger Venetian. Shoulters. Free esti- year no payments, free scan- 11Er. 266mmx loader. inWnet. Oshawa Whftby Claringtou stoves. cars. farm machinery. or any'hnp =W. (905) 571- breeds of dogs also avad". 1Mt cmirstEn Daytona Turbo CS. red. 204.000kars.. males. (416)227.7777 or (9D5)�0072 or 1-088-369- pinter, software and more. This Week 6714 Pas supple: and doentofa always tekOTld. Call Dur- power $Moho, D brakes. New OR%. 316 wk (oac). 1-808.515 5645. Free dlf 4th. ce �% IMAMIED • apt. six w QOOd,l1(�Ilde1p11 Cit 72 7.,, harp Amit Adoption (905) 438-8111. Bir, to Wim bra clutch i rid. Good shape as is best c ------------ I ;a i oft cad M-081! 1Dtll , i 6 month warranty 905-683- '301 or (905) 428-1879. after bpm tomobilles I 1 for Sale CERTICAR IS OVERSTOCKED AND NEEDS TO SELL!! MAKE YOUR BEST DEALS NOW ON OUR LARGEST SELECTION THIS FALL. NEW ARRIVALS 95 Astro Extra ED loaded. 122.000 kms. perfect van. perfect price $11.985 90 Voyager. v-6. great van. only $3.995. 92 Grand Am SE. v-6. air, auto. a-1. wNle. 112.000 km, now $6.995 91 Escort LX Wagon. air. auto. only 116.000 kms. new $4.995 firm prig. 93 Plymouth Acclaim. air. auto. gold and preen. 150.000 kms sale 54.995 firm 92 Le - mans; sedan. auto, very dean $2.995 firm 95 Lumma I.S. loaded, pwr seat, green and Iret' 75.100 kms. deal at 12.985 89 Olds 98 loaded. 165 000 kms. super nice $4.995 96 Sunfire coupe. rav- en black. low kms. from 59.950. 95 Cavalier Z24. Mack beauty. pwr sirnrd0l oaded 95 000 kms. only $11,500 REDUCED 95 Lrxm- na van LS loaded 99.000 kms, red and grey. 3600 V-6. gqoorrgeous $11.950 95 Caravan SE, quads loaded. 99.000 kris, dark green and grey. %ntv $12.650 90 Astro CL 4 x 4, loathed. 155.000 kms. very dears asking $7.495 95 Geos tram only $5.500 For these a" 24 dker Nae recil limit adds no free st Corb- ta► Ado Covert. 155 Kiwg St. W. at Midloww Mall, SM 2/M. Dov SOW" 1911 MERCURY TOPAZ Auto. KEITH MITCHELL AUTO SALES. Guaranteed Lowest air 217 000 kil , hoxy driven, Prices in D~ Ali certbred runs good Recently cemlied cars sold wrath 1 year free Asking $1.800 Call 571-2339 poirertnm warnmy 1992 eveengs Ask for Steve Jeep Cherokee Sports 4x4, $9990 1992 Cavalier RS. V/6. 97000kms. $5490. 1992 1991 SHADOW. 2 door. 5 Garahler Stn. Won . 4 cyl. 131000 kms 63.990. 19W speed. hest offer leave nes•PIyWipp� Sundance. 4 cyl . W 663-6112 16B.ZOl rns. $3 990. 1989 Pontiac Suntord. only 92.ODDkms S3A90. 1988 1911 VOLKSWAGEN GOLF 2 Ford Bronco XLT. full six. V/ door hatchback Automatic. 8. $5.990. 1987 ,bap Chao - air. tit aeanrig. excellent ket Chief. 4x4. $3.998. 1988 condition. certified $4.600 Ford Tempo L. 4 q1 . 5 speed. 52.190. 1906 Mercury oDAz. W 726 7319 153.000kms. S2.490. 1988 Cavaks. 4 door 138,800 kms. $2.790.1990 Nissan 1912 Pontiac Sunbrd 53000. Kinpnb. 220.0010kms. 53.990 1988 Cutlass; Supreme $2800: Fww�c�np AvailaDk on 0 A C 1987 Olds Ciera $3000.1967 MuY More to choose from. Pordiac Bonneville sm. Also vrriler beaters wider 19N Mercury Topa52300: $1.000 Ask about our base b 1980 2 dr Cadillac S2200: owns from $1200 down. $149 per month for 12 months 160 1900 4 at Cadillac 53500. All Dowry t Road. Ajax 905 -426 - cars cenihW Plus some as is 5512 sptaah. Days 905985.0071. Nights 705.277.3250' 19M Chew Malibu 26 000 km, white .in grey interior. loam. balance of factory 1fl2 iRNfBNm 1 Lyl_ auto. warranty. $17.450 434-2775 sm cerkhed. 1989 Mercury - - - - saw Station Wagon. V6, auto, fully loaded $1995, 1987 OMs Calm V6. am. toy bad W. $1695. 1916 l Sm Avenue 6395 all ais- . CaCAN I 1 %, 404.9758. 1986 SE SIM =. 6 ql• $6300 oleo: 1906 PONTIAC 6000, $1000. obo. Call Crystal or Bob 437401 it" PLYMNMITN Cot GL, atAoNWC. 61,0001M Alddng SM. Cad (906)579-2056. WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You -work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be requiredSPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEM 985-796-6498 BEANTIPIL 1994 URCOM Town Car White, with while Wfha interior. Sunroof, tow luxury car. AN options, that NNW. Coated $15,000. Cal Kirk or Hope al 666-0570 or 2614397. >! .ro .y may.. ^.:. kr'; '�}.:.... ..• �.�pp A A A ANT► Cars, trucu. bolls. We pay up 10$IO,Ow Cub on the spot- Any oondi- twl. Iiy yetr. CIN us tine, service. r 5231905686 Ie. 90 7 Wt's, 3 905.706 or Sts 6 V= for soap cars o fetid$ or Ivy condition velli. des. 24h(r�Frie�e ipTowing. AH cars trucks wanted. TOP CASH GUARANTEED (905)706.5710 or 655.9024. UM FOR CARSI We red M ides. vehides mat be in running Condition. Cal 427.2415 or come to 479 B" St. East, Ajax at MOM AUTO SALES. 1 WavAd� licensedaidre arduw. tit UP to $10,000 cash on the spot For cars, trucks -arty condition. GuarW- d so1771 days or (416)684)1121 evenings. 1 pail 4 19" PLYMOUTH Voyaper SE. q cylinder, turbo. certdied ""'or best offer. Call (905)428-6291, Have mes- sa� 1997 SUNRUNNER 04, soft top 5-speed/no air, blk/with tan top Only 14.000 km. As- sume lease Dict' $240/mth. or buy $15.300 Call Chris 905- 985-8527 1 SnowmobNu 1979 Elnicer ET 250 (340 en- gine) 5800 oto 985-0074. Farm Egulipmerill BACHELOR APT $512/month. y plus utilmes. 3rd floor wvlk- up no elevator. enquiries Call Mark 852-3107 Leave mes- sage / I 1 Apwhn•me For Rent 1 and 2 -BEDROOMS available Jan 1 st and Feb 1 st Located at 350 Malaga Rd.. Start $626r mornhty includes heal hydro. Indge. stove. parking Call 576-6724 anytime. 1 BEDROOM apartment, fe- mal= preterred $550/monM inclusive Available nmme- diuley laundry. parking nduded Near 401 Call 905- 837-9913 1 -BEDROOM bright spacous. basement apartment, walkout to ravine. laundry facilities, air conditioningall inclusive Firstust and references 5650/month Available Jan I St Potain all 571-0889 apartments in most bea"W adult budov Available NW - brae Steverson & Fkl h d, Oshawa Cal (905)723-1009 or (905)7264966 WHITBY TWO 6EONOOM, available Dec. 1st. 416) 786 4145 or (905) 665 -MO. PICKERNG 2 6 warm basement apartmad. Sel rate erurance. laardry taclk- ties. $750/momlt, non- smoker no pets. cal 686 8783 after 6 p.m. Yon -Fri. Sat a Sun - all day 3-6EDROOMS In Pickering available February lilt '99. 1- 1,2 baths. t Stove. un- derground(1000/ monthcall Coldwell Banker Case Re- alty (9O5)831-2273. A GORGEOUS 1 -bedroom In des rabl t area of Whitby. 10 ft. Ce lags, huge windows. UK- tarUrred. walkad 10 patio. a/ c. $650 am inclusive. ktltaal references. KidgIoullag pet welcomed. NoN-dmokea only Available Fob /sL (905)666-2501 R"oo ST:. aBItNRBL ! of tno, "M BorX me Indge. stove iraclrdad A aQW0 Cal � 0278. AJAX QdNrd Twins. . 40d. b 8 ` �.�:PaI;d- 7 30p.m. 691,M WAN NEWLY 1RE entrance, par ft CAC S ed Will . does 16 6til Na-smogr aro OMs. $650 63-74Mdud-W. Jam. 1st Cal rte• 1 bed laeawdd CUM= Am biesilifew Fns, slove. l�led6 ties included, iia. medaM $65Di'milo ll Mda- swe. Gail (9p51690-1056 or (905)427-5979 roomAAR' maiSnot, 1 Oil; newer haft, Milarall, aappppsMtt es laundry, ( ableHpdsf= available am VA rrph smoker, no pea, 6795. 1S1/ last fall NOON 416412- 0515 T. 1 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDIT, DECEMBER 13,1998 PAGE 29 AIP ' R°°1 11 R'"H e ' 1 NEWS 1 � . 1 RsyfNrauotis . 1 INglsasiona . 1 R°yltilrattotts SICK OF REPMNGT3 RENT -WORRY FREE OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASYII Ajax Figure; 1, 2 a 3 Bed. Apts. • First Time Buyer? - Call Markt z = \ Refurbished 8 New Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Markt, Skating Club Not Appliances. All Util. included. -'�? - Call Marta Mark orrery honest. wn professional.� 12 week program for In-hOUse Supt. do Meint.I]] no pressure service to On site Security. j905) 571-6275 or 1�5 pre-schoolers Commencing , �� P�eY � Week of January 4"h, 1999. Rental Office. Ilan -Fri' gam - a pm Open Registration will be held Sat Su" fpm-5pm1 , a 1 a«il 11 f«sw F at the Ajax Community Centre "'ItNALIANT PROPERTY DETACHED 1 -bedroom bun- on Sunday, December 131h, from PRINGLE CREEK galow 40x1,0 It lot, zoned 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. in the MANAGEMENT COOP WHITBY link .9000 902 -bedroom - r bungalow $119.000 4oxl4o h West Arena Lobby 905r -5T9-1626 Community Centre Office ,Unit 85 lot. All Oshawa. Please call 95 Crawforth St 432-6465 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: www.geocities.com/wall street/Floor/ 7657/highnser.htm1. BEAUTIFUL 2level one bed- room GrardvneowBloor very clean 5650/mo and hydro and able. No pets Mature adults only. 723-1492 BEAUTIFUL large one bed - Upper apt. al oak finch, en Private entrain large pr 7o Vino park setthrg 5800 . 30X. trtiYmonth Hwy 7/West- ney Rd. 649-5134 CENTRAL n I . large 2 d 3 bedroom apartments "- able Jantury/FebruNy 1st In wet-maurdaited 0 , , , n rose 'c all amentia. Please all 905 723-0977 IOSHAWA Bright, spacvcas 2 a 3 b/r apts. Utilities incl. Close to schools. Shop- ping and 401. Transit right past your door. For apps call - It (905) 721-8741 IIIHRBY. 2 bedroom :n yip loran style 4-plex. available ""M 1 st, 5695 all mi 725-12 8 no pets Coe (905) 666-2008 / Is accepting applications for 3 bedroom units Applications may be picked up during office hours: 10-4, Mon.-Thurs. from the office; after office hours pick up points are posted on the office door between 10am - 8pm. Please respect hours requested. We am softy, no subsidy available st this Erne. 1011 SIMCOE STREET NORTH 3 -Bedroom Townhouse Units. Utilities & parking included Stove & Refrigerator. Parquay floors throughout. Close to schools and shopping. From $910.00. Call 905-721-0980 a 1 Hno� a EM a or BAYLT/UVERPOOL. main LARGE dean turrxsned room poor 3 bedrooms, large Mo- dose 10 Oshawa Centre. en. 4 appliances. knyard. share kitchen a barn, avail - park". nay, decorated, sore imme0iaky Phone dose to G0. S,195 ndusive. (90SM6-1420 Axil. Jart.lst (416)288-3580 mo includes utilkhes Non smoker, no mrrred. Available im905) 720.1650 NORTH OSNAWA Super large 1 8 2 -bedroom Extra large balcony. Well managed quiet balding. Comrokd entrance $624 a 5729 uel., able. part- ,% No dogs. Jan. est. 905- OSNIM SPACIOUS 2 -bed- room apt.. Gimmomrave. Doles clean building. laundry, �9 storage, no pets. iWU . hydro. 15171ast. Avail. iwrrediatPly . 905-725-9226. OBD bachelor suite, wood ttirsovvee. PlAc ten and Won- O ares at door slip. wh. China toat YN meoL Call 619.-26M. PILING. 2 -bedroom besement slpar MWK. sept• nae erdrara i' dada b school i Go. NO PETS. Lanatdry bdkbm FiatAast, relaraac a. 5750 Includes alilibles. Available Jan 1st. 905.427- ;79 P�. atrailable, large 1 -Bedroom basement effort - Mrd, 4pc. ball. 0-0 hili avAndes.616-6310. PIS, bachelor bae- mem aparlferN, suitable for wodw*prMeSsiOnel; Sew raw annince, tdiitia, no IIINNdry. Iib pelt. Ntr- saaotea, firs t/laL awailble moR�i27� $550/ AJAX, 2 -bedroom alperhrNrtt in ka�eq. 67 Claadr SL S., Near irKdudio 1st. No pos, ��45. SPACIOUS well -main taioed 2 and 3 bedroom Oft Awi. at 900 and 1166 Glen St. Some with wo-m coats. Wim provided. post to sclrools. chnorkhm amrs. GO Stadion. Included. Call 729- 401. 26401. 77 Free Rat » Oshawa SOUTH OSHMM - main floor downtown 400.1600 sq.n Of - 3 bedroom house pose to all boNReWil East Oswva 1800 amastia. Laundry faaritles. It Commercial Hoses. arc, references No Pets f shop. Call 439-2447 Available Jan. 3rd $900/mo or 132 pis widoes 728-9175. STORE for rad, 92 010 Krg LOMROSE/SAMNORO snore Ston Rd . Aran Available Jan term Dec -Apr flexible data 1/99. $700/monm plus uuk- Nice country home. 10 acres. bes.first/tast reguued 050 3 bedrooms. 2 bans Parry sqh Good forhawthessa or furnished Paved road. $825.' athetician. For more imor- month hydro mawincluded. John mca0 RWbp (9D5)6B3- 905.853-9302 5399 •' WNITBY- MIGHT and spa- Ili tNING M0e -LMERPOOIL NO. $l-_1 large oaseuntur- CLAREMONT one bedroom anus one bedroom basement CLARENONT 4 bediobw r•Yted room $400 a 1 small apartment with puienq $595 00 apartment. appkances. park- house Large rt town loo , room 5350 FirsWsi. share ppktss uheities Call 905)349-3073 Of (416)-M- ng $M 00 upincluded, Non-smoking. no pets Can flus pad rip 053haorid plus uekbes (905)349.3073 or trtcteri lWh Clean gran peri domain erred. no pets. 0413 723-5493 Available now (416)-868.8413 839-025 DOWNTOWN WWM. huge 3 WHITSY; exceptional two- BAMS E. OF q. 2 bedroom PKKMMG VILLAGE. 2 bedroom with balcony in tn- bedroom Apartman in lower sem - 5625 plus no pets rooms for rem, puling room, piexgarbing. laundry, schools. $890 per mo heat byrldrng. walk to Go Station. $815 per month Available nn- Sats professional Retired immediately (905)-473-9983 and bedroom. share kitchen. bathroom. ianndry. PetS are and hot wow mduded Awnl- ble Jan W. ISJlast Can medw First/last Ib Dns OONT PAT Another fent n Okay partial utdioes. 1905) 669-4009 phone 723 8697 Rau to your LsuWbrd betas 428.97W leave rnasage FOR WWMSINWY. n arpeted 2 yyoauu read On FREE 50•cial 1 Shed rREUTU; studi�aDarf- apart� siWnk bedroom apartment sepuaee enuana. fireplace. able. Wport! n Otani mow how lag you've ban renting or Avolimmodsidow Jan 1''99 Appea ices included "wry. $850 inclusive. 1st/ flow nur smourdfi able vow - FOR RENT Ja.luL sheared 5500 00 plus utddra Can last. avattable Feb.1st. Can riancal sell~ may seem accommodations. laundry. Scott 852 7646 or 8524494 905.420-8584 Wien die help 01 lies n0ort. a kteft . TV. 5400 utclusive. FUNNttt1ED bacmbr apt n WHY red when you an own you few ye Smedley dear ve Ya la0w haat' t>h stop Frock RdJ4ot FSu:Yennrnpp 6rsi/pst required Cab 905 tnplex. $450 /mo.. finale bm. separate entrance. sort- your own home for las Ian yyoouu t��ii Cil Dave Hay- wit lex brae down payment a stag 6t9-2560. ase to kadgd We for 1. dean 6 recently bck Sales Rep RNNax �9 tlball 2 of dollars on rcm. Can 24ht FREE WESTMY HEIGHTS. Arai palled. Par" Park a 401 Summit Rsalry (1991 Ltd ,pp,db t-9O6.� Slurs home. 6 appYarnces. Also bedroom. . C monde nm°°d. call 905- (1051 668 3800 a 1 2 32 parking. available I 9~ 4y33-Avyl 1 mowor " TNa OSMaWA - niarn to us 3 bedroom. 1112 baths, tarusfyrooua pain walk- 1 73. ORION a • 1 NORTH OSNABN one bed- room basement apartme partialy Iwnthed 5525 per Laluf" RRstgtKvy Inc., Realkii oar b terrtsd vert >N15. WI Jan 1 578.38:10 1 mo includes utilkhes Non smoker, no mrrred. Available im905) 720.1650 NORTH OSNAWA Super large 1 8 2 -bedroom Extra large balcony. Well managed quiet balding. Comrokd entrance $624 a 5729 uel., able. part- ,% No dogs. Jan. est. 905- OSNIM SPACIOUS 2 -bed- room apt.. Gimmomrave. Doles clean building. laundry, �9 storage, no pets. iWU . hydro. 15171ast. Avail. iwrrediatPly . 905-725-9226. OBD bachelor suite, wood ttirsovvee. PlAc ten and Won- O ares at door slip. wh. China toat YN meoL Call 619.-26M. PILING. 2 -bedroom besement slpar MWK. sept• nae erdrara i' dada b school i Go. NO PETS. Lanatdry bdkbm FiatAast, relaraac a. 5750 Includes alilibles. Available Jan 1st. 905.427- ;79 P�. atrailable, large 1 -Bedroom basement effort - Mrd, 4pc. ball. 0-0 hili avAndes.616-6310. PIS, bachelor bae- mem aparlferN, suitable for wodw*prMeSsiOnel; Sew raw annince, tdiitia, no IIINNdry. Iib pelt. Ntr- saaotea, firs t/laL awailble moR�i27� $550/ AJAX, 2 -bedroom alperhrNrtt in ka�eq. 67 Claadr SL S., Near irKdudio 1st. No pos, ��45. SPACIOUS well -main taioed 2 and 3 bedroom Oft Awi. at 900 and 1166 Glen St. Some with wo-m coats. Wim provided. post to sclrools. chnorkhm amrs. GO Stadion. Included. Call 729- 401. 26401. 77 Free Rat » Oshawa SOUTH OSHMM - main floor downtown 400.1600 sq.n Of - 3 bedroom house pose to all boNReWil East Oswva 1800 amastia. Laundry faaritles. It Commercial Hoses. arc, references No Pets f shop. Call 439-2447 Available Jan. 3rd $900/mo or 132 pis widoes 728-9175. STORE for rad, 92 010 Krg LOMROSE/SAMNORO snore Ston Rd . Aran Available Jan term Dec -Apr flexible data 1/99. $700/monm plus uuk- Nice country home. 10 acres. bes.first/tast reguued 050 3 bedrooms. 2 bans Parry sqh Good forhawthessa or furnished Paved road. $825.' athetician. For more imor- month hydro mawincluded. John mca0 RWbp (9D5)6B3- 905.853-9302 5399 •' 1 Towdtoa•e • titererfel ranch Sh/le bungalow with de- carped double garage and carport. double lot. 100 if Program is a fun filled program for 3-5 year olds NEM Oshawa Comee; frontage, severable. legqaal AX AJ Bay A . OOM units vAM overhead .doors side Moor, al iradusavgbaasi 723-99214 to $,69.900 (905) ir accessi- rias tax include/d�t� 0.9h ce4- • nhouse Ings, parMrrO. trolitles, wnw room detachedbeck Hushed to Go, moms. air -compressor Io -ho r o". Leese optional. $6131 1-1/2p low. 1-1/2 ath$, finishedt basernent. Low down Vp� maNh Space for vacant -905-683-1753 able sm epor budts.IATELY payment. Vendor holding 68 2982.3-97fNI�5 mortgage. carnes like rent! 905-619-9958 5112,5001 Louise Lean Cz P.AL 1 AM MM Old We have a pone to you. 1500 CAIIRIACE INLL TOWN- fU EAN1MAlM, 3 -bedroom Choice • 6 taatrrdfes tree or tree HOUSES - 122 Colborne SL E. Oshawa. 3 1 ' n leis avail- leraislted mobiles. healed ppoodd.� hot lob. Minutes Is ra nedaced rnonWOe rale. Fran $750ratorela are in- able Feb. 1. For apps al budes, NHL, all sir p m dust". Income regrararent 434.3972. Jan. 240M. NFL Football. from $27,500. s CAN Bardur W= TO PIMP M. lel for ;aAy' welcome. Ken Collis, ColdereN your rail M* you S9110J $2751week Phows. (906)72II-9414. m0.. mckaive or less to OWL (90503-M 3 NE BROOM 2 storey brick 2 a 3 OedroomL Cap Ray mond McKenna, coldwel I PrlvftIlemee houseaMp �' . Barber R.Y.R.. 905-726- 1 ll Far so LSSirpm- 'remedied �1�' ppb. Awilabk - $r7.Z. FirstAest. 90& _ _ AUWnW AA ebb 0111 FAQ ONLY $orke EnearYAotru�l But or imm year home. X00 down. l0 aaila''r,aSrym� ro 6 months free. tram er 3 ti dr°om laride bur low trAh m1dNr tarpewg 6 elusive 631-0951 Brae i Fmarea p Acadia Rancartu to Cold"loonn FrWadh tttaors to iv ft- well Bardeen MM Reel Estaee. ear Dam drive shed. Ian 4 Mess. 2 rarer home an 726•-9114. CA 201 OF for IN Barney, Sala Rep.. R4Vblax a lana nor Uxbridge boMW (905) 427-3804. Laluf" RRstgtKvy Inc., Realkii view, very priwk. S1000J10""56. 905 291- 1 (snp) mach plus raNities. 1271 for ARM OW NEW 2000+ sq.11. de - raaovaled 2- CLF br room wed wim 3 -bedroom, 2 aM ' house, se"$g for u Ifalliance. rNu roadhopspowpg1, phim (906) 6860959 a lawmss lege. Dles � uppraapau.Prime 111111fiftu�km „r„e r 1st. Cal jj �W-0460 Don i21 (900Im . 3894: t paaessfoh HARMONY RD. N. Oslnwa,Pre-school ,shed Learn to Skate * fT IS• ranch Sh/le bungalow with de- carped double garage and carport. double lot. 100 if Program is a fun filled program for 3-5 year olds a1F frontage, severable. legqaal � SONE SICNMG ANY basement apartment .. RV COwTR4kCT3. 11--- Service. epuip 723-99214 to $,69.900 (905) i For more information, please 1 LINDSAY, immaculate 3 -bed- leave a message at the A.F.S.C. sQVtCE FAY opportunity room detachedbeck Hushed office at ' 1-1/2p low. 1-1/2 ath$, finishedt basernent. Low down r, f vacant -905-683-1753 or Corp. 19051 668 payment. Vendor holding 68 mortgage. carnes like rent! 905-619-9958 5112,5001 Louise Lean Cz OPERATE YOUR own lawnts aril bansmartterance Nee Barier. (705)3243033 [GFund*$$ to start moval harxhm, 31.400 grosseVand guaranoedess LITTLE BRITAIN. large 1874164landscaped lot. * See you farmExdisrve Newt'-decoraled 3 -bedroom nome with attached 2 -bed- on the ice!! ARE YOU A PEOPLE Person? room In-law sure with re-fin- e-tn Would you like to start ow own business workuiq from • 1 P4rsonob ,stud pine floors, Includes 186'x37' 2 -storey storage • • 1 tvashp • 1 artAp Darn. 24'x14 insulated ga- fi•rvca • s•wr,.W* rage. separate drrreways. ashung $130.000. (705)878- 1713 1N For so Fame USA PROPERTIES Take over �Qems' 30 acres in West Dos Assume $100 io nMy paYmums on 58995 balms Bat seal n elle U S.A local, :an Am Id free any lane at 1-(800$8756668 toLOW MONEY PROWLERS. Get out 01 dem quick without ggoarrhqp Oarwrup a ban graegmarsdMkesds Eamedic talking U lar Inc bamm ndi! oformation x076 3505 Skd OWMI G A LOAN 93 NOT GUARANTEED. SUIS COiANIES CH"GE UP - t COME & WORSMP t A Special Christmas Come and Worship section will be published on Friday December 18th Copy Deadline will be on Wednesday December 16, at noon. To advertise your special Holiday Services call Janice at 683-0707 or fax your ad to 905-579-4218 FRONT FST•DO Bwrr•e fT IS• 1 WHOMII:D THAT YOU INVESTIGATETNOROUGt: JANITORIAL. Danluil firm L I hu cltaninq busmen. good SONE SICNMG ANY 9rawrh Dderhoal. traimmig COwTR4kCT3. 11--- Service. epuip meat included YriiatmpM r! 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Baker (416) Tone -Firm Can Brian 905- W1-7770 683-4509 ISM) •are eirT K - Iml• sea Be a Sunoco "Ultra" Performer Sunoco is exp;yg= its Retailer network and opportunities to join our team currently exist in the Durham area for utdependettt Retailers who take pride in their accomplishments If you have: • retail management experience • merchandising experience • a strong dedication and commitment to delivering superior customer service • proven staff management skills • the ability to build and maintain a team environment • the ability to meet strict quality and performance targets and • a willingness to financially invest in your own success • prervious industry experience preferred Sunoco may have the opportunity and location you have been looking for. W also offer a comprehensive training program and a first-rate support system of marketing experts. Now is the time to join Sunoco's team of -Ultra" performers. If you are interested, please write to us about your previous experience and earning expectations at: Sunoco Inc., 36 York Mills Road, North York, Ontario M2P 2C5. Attn: Retailer Opportunities Fax: 416.733-7656 While we thank everyone for their interest, only those peopk ruder - considerorion will be contacted -�~: ► 1 ; J • 1 Personals Discover the Magic Psychic Power With- in You! We have the answers you are searching for. 1-900-451-4232 $3.99 per min. 18,. 1-888-283-5854 Vis"ClTelecheque • : 1 aihharnwrlrs NO TUU E TO TALC Why not Fax us your ad! You can use your fax machine to send us your advertise- ment. Please allow time for us to con- firm your ad copy and price prior to deadline. One of our customer ser- vice representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. Fax NEWS Advertiser 905-579-4218 .w. a A/P PAGE 30 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13,1998 . 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Counter tops, sinks jv tai windows a doors garden chairs made to order, etc. Terry for estimate, 43"115 1 • Plumbing Top Quality of mDing at Reasonable rates Service and new Installations Residential -commercial No job too big or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 90S -W-9722 : 1 ptrkewne a tJeeoretlne 'GUARANTEED' PAINTING A PLASTE:dNG Coiour matching Stucco ceilings No money up front, pay when your satisfied. Fme Estimate. 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CbSSJfWS at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 NNINGS-Henry Simon (Henk) After a coura- ous battle with cancer. Heric passed away at in me on Friday Decernber 11, 1998 in his; 68th year. arty loved husband of Wilhelmina (Miry) Pemii Wookhn. Much loved father of Wendy and her hus. rid Peler Yuma of Whilby. Comet Peruings d trilby, Rita and her husband Andrew Ervine of hawa and Hank Pemirgs and his wife Karen of lokVL Dear grartdfalher of Evill, " arid Henry. )dw of Amis and her husband Dick d, Jo and her husband Jilin Oosidam of Caiforea, 0 and her husband B� Holland, Nally d her husband HeNt d lip and her husband Henk Beirgshod of Hdo os Perrings d Bowmrwie. Cook and her husborittl ud Sdnd of Holm Predeceased by Kees rAy will feceire kis It al MEMORIAL CHAPEL IOOKLN, 79 Beldwifl' Street A amilk from 24 J 7-9 PAL SuMey. Mass d Cheislim burial at Holy I* Parish, 91 Flbblesdaie Drive, Whlby. Monday ring (Decamber 141h) at 11:00 a m. brlernwort Parish "ss will be t be Am ad o Chaps! Sundilt r 7:30. 4MW lharlks to Lavine-V.O.N. and Marie. ris Is I In ruin of I101 M nremorial donations to tt1e Y* of your dloice would be appreaaled by ten DAY, Gary G. at his home in Forestburg Alberta, on Nov 23 1998. Husband of Pat, father Of Hilary and her husband Tracy Urban of Carstairs Alberta, Megan d Sault Ste. Marie Ontario, and grarldalher d Com and Echo Urban. Son d Fvnoes and the late Gordon d Bro(Igtlam. 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ShowCaSc It across Durham J mil. CbSSJfWS at 683-0707 or fax 579-4218 NNINGS-Henry Simon (Henk) After a coura- ous battle with cancer. Heric passed away at in me on Friday Decernber 11, 1998 in his; 68th year. arty loved husband of Wilhelmina (Miry) Pemii Wookhn. Much loved father of Wendy and her hus. rid Peler Yuma of Whilby. Comet Peruings d trilby, Rita and her husband Andrew Ervine of hawa and Hank Pemirgs and his wife Karen of lokVL Dear grartdfalher of Evill, " arid Henry. )dw of Amis and her husband Dick d, Jo and her husband Jilin Oosidam of Caiforea, 0 and her husband B� Holland, Nally d her husband HeNt d lip and her husband Henk Beirgshod of Hdo os Perrings d Bowmrwie. Cook and her husborittl ud Sdnd of Holm Predeceased by Kees rAy will feceire kis It al MEMORIAL CHAPEL IOOKLN, 79 Beldwifl' Street A amilk from 24 J 7-9 PAL SuMey. Mass d Cheislim burial at Holy I* Parish, 91 Flbblesdaie Drive, Whlby. Monday ring (Decamber 141h) at 11:00 a m. brlernwort Parish "ss will be t be Am ad o Chaps! Sundilt r 7:30. 4MW lharlks to Lavine-V.O.N. and Marie. ris Is I In ruin of I101 M nremorial donations to tt1e Y* of your dloice would be appreaaled by ten DAY, Gary G. at his home in Forestburg Alberta, on Nov 23 1998. Husband of Pat, father Of Hilary and her husband Tracy Urban of Carstairs Alberta, Megan d Sault Ste. Marie Ontario, and grarldalher d Com and Echo Urban. Son d Fvnoes and the late Gordon d Bro(Igtlam. Brtlttler d David and his wife sue Of Brooldin, and of Mita and her husband Bob McDonald of Oshawa, uncle of Erin. it was wish to any donations be made to Hama Care B0, Sedgewick, Alberta TOB 4CO. a NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13, 1998 PAGE 31 A/P PONTiAC/BUICK/GMC PRESENTS HOLIDAY SATE BREAK SMArtri EASE '228* f�SEfaA�if yr Ms»97919 'ri .•.•i,.B,.eoo.... h.duA.. r..ryre 564.51 r,R,•.. 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M piiiiiiiiiii tabarb 01L bw +lona, a bwap an* aur RMna red I" saw hr Sall =lima a =me ( 111ftemom =0111d SM,AKrt„EASE '2 9 9 >a �e•„i..s�.soo eo•.•. ..•�....,.. sem, t+,.a... .v.—d 40 SECURITY DEPOSIT w To a rr„mr 'q 1999 PON1uc nuufs sitar Abu halloo, ift tis @* mimosa Iia hr ihhma k tawaa wilk 3 4 Ittre 3400 V6 185HP engine • 4 -speed automatic transmission • Air conditioning • Next Generation driver and front passenger as bags • Seat -mounted side air bags • 4 -wheel anti-lock brakes • AM/FM stereo cassette MOM FOAR 289m *24knr .... rr...erSao rr•isfrw r.,Wr.+ M SIT Ip/S11 SMAWd"M 19 %t 5238*0�0 tp�re y u.a. nr•�inv lM Strm al:POSfT -- .� >� �emllr wr mac a mad"@a oft aup" an* dkm* AYa ikbet"adalai+: 3.1 bre 3100 V6160FP engine • 6 Passenger seWig •'-speed auto - uretic Ow9mission • 4-wfteel anti-lock bralies• 4wF,eel e,dWerxtent suspension • Power door locks. windows ad minors • Air condboning • PASS4W 1 theft4eterrent system • Enhanced Traction System • Remote keyless entry with Paic leahre • Automatic light Contrd ..QW88 l9` ur y lm m we w wr SE sew b*W aft 1Ma d pad Mum -••d a Yaarl Uw d aromm pw aatlb d* q aad pond arnSa eagbb tllalt 2.4 titre Twin Cam 15(HP engine • Bold and exciting new design • All-new chassis. with exceptional rigidity • 4 -wheel enti-lock brakes • 4 -speed automatic transmission with Enhanced Traction System • 4 -wheel independent suspension • AM/FM stereo cassette a Power door locks • Trik-Wheel"' • PASSLock• theft -deterrent system 1W hM1111 N W J=% = Sri aw a wire =p of r=nWi Vs We'd 1Roa you to blow mon: Coma vlsk us at your local A on our wostieft at wwMl.9mcanade coni or Call us at 1-9004M4)RNE. 'Based on a 36 month lease hx Sunhre Sedan 87B. Trani Sport R7N. Satan R7Z, Century R7Z and Grand Am SE Sedan R7R. A down payment or trade of $1.50033.60"21.76043,28M.500 required. No security deposit required. Total odgaoon is S9,70&314.22Br513 40&513.648'$11.068 Annual kibnhetre"20.000 km. 5012 per excess kibmetre Other lease options available O re 9tt as indicated. lucenc�e, insurance, err corhditiorwrg exdA tax and taxes rat included. Dealer may set or lease for less t rilancirhg an approved GMAC credit only Example $10.000 at 1 9% APR. the mouthy payment is 5216 51 for 48 months Cost of borrowing is •ij a 4392.19. ToW oblgation a $10.392.48. Example $10,000 at 3.996 APR, the mo78 pa= is $183.71 hx 60 monft Cost of borrownrg s 51.022.60 Tbtal obligations 511.022 60 Down payment. trade and/or se=dr may be required. Monthly payment and cost of erw bortow��g wa vary g on arrhdlxht borrowed and down payrrherMArWe. t appy ro select 1999 new a denarstrator models equipped as described. and apples to qualified customers m Ontario only (excludiry hinder Bay and Kendra) Exulted eine offers which they nil to comdnad oYrer oilers. Dealer rxdedhade may be necessary. See your dseler(s) for conditions and details www.grthcanada.00m is a trademark of General Motors Corporation s. s "Etat �•.ty�-,. x.. J .. -. -. _ _ - -i - � PAGE 32 NEWS ADVERTISER SUNDAY EDITION, DECEMBER 13,1898i. .4 t "4r' 7 All ffil 11 W LIMITED EDITION GMC JIMMY DESCENTS 365 DAYS A YEAR ,V 1999 GMC JIMMY DESCENTE 4 -DOOR 4X4 Purchase or lease a 1999 Limited Edition GMC Jimmy Descente and you'll get a his or her Descente ski jacket and a pair of Rossignol skis and bindings. These GMC Jimmys are loaded with a 190 HP V6 engine • automatic transmission a dual front air bags . 4 -wheel ABS a power door locks/windows • tilt steering a cruise control o AM/FM stereo cassette w air conditioning . roof luggage carrier • axle locking 8 differential • 4x4 capabilities and the new AutoTrac 4x4 transfer case. The above 4 -door also includes remote keyless entry • premium ride suspension and a rear liftgate with liftglass. The sporty 2 -door is also equipped with an off-road suspension package. GMC ISA 1ROOD S1ZWR OF tHE CANADIAN ALPINE SKI TFif,Al. 1.9%* PURCHASE FINANCING IS AVAILABLE ON A WIDE RANGE OF REMAINING '98'S 1999 GMC JIMMY DESCENTE 2 -DOOR 4X4 3.9%* PURCHASE FINANCING AVAILABLE UP TO 60 MONTHS { ONLY AT YOUR ONTARIO GMC DEALER 1i" .9fyWd Me your to loo.. more: Caw. Welt us at your local aw.r, on Our rawbdb at rrtrw. ') A down pwyrnsra or trade d $3, i0D1S3,1 oo ragnrired. No 9 a ale w at 1 bOaQM DipYE. 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