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Home My WebLink AboutNA1999_10_08PICKERING'S COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER SINCE 1965 PRESSRUN 49,300 28 PAGES FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1999 �.� OPTIONAL 4 WEEK DELIVERY $5/ $1 NEWSSTAND Topco and hisCheapshots p partner honoured STOP here Page 7 Page 21 Pickering joins race for Olympics venues BY MARIANNE TAKACS Staff Writer PICKERING — The Town is already off and running in the race to be included in Toronto's bid for the 2008 Summer Olympics, ac- cording to Ward I Regional Coun- cillor Maurice Brenner. Toronto 2008. the organization putting together that city's bid for the games, announced Monday that 27 games venues would be located outside Toronto in the rest of the GTA. The exact location of those venues has not yet been decided, but they must he within one hour's travel time from the Olympic Vil- lage planned for the city's water- front. Pickering has already sent a let- ter this week to Toronto 2008 offi- cially notifying them the Town will be submitting a formal proposal to host some of the Olympics compe- tition. Coun. Brenner says he and staff' are already working on the de- tails of the proposal. He's also drafting a resolution to go before Town council to officially endorse ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo flood Qffood _ Pickering's plan, which will also be • forwarded to Toronto 2008. Josh Andrews (left) and Charaxes Wakefield are ready to donate 'If we don't explore every av- the piles of food donated by students at Pine Ridge Secondary enue to be a part of it we'll miss the School in Pickering to local food drives as Thanksgiving ap- chance of a lifetime;' says Coun. proaches. Students gathered the food and raised $505 for the Brenner. He's optimistic about cause. Bettina Aguayo's class earned a pizza lunch for bringing Pickering's chances. in the most donations. Drives are under way in Ajax and Picker - See PICKERING page 4 ing this autumn season. Y Pickeringman shares in 57856 windfall � Three area residents have second -place prize worth er for more than seven years. In - much to be thankful for this $57,856.50. dividually, they plan to pay off Thanksgiving Weekend. The three are coworkers and bills and save the rest. Don Van Dusen of Pickering, share the Sept. 29 win with three The winning 6/49 lottery tick - Maria De Lurdes Araujo of Cour- other colleagues. et was purchased at Family Con- tice and Souzel Miranda of Os- The six -member group has venience on Brock Road in Pick- hawa collected the Lotto 6/49 been playing the lotteries togeth- ering. Ministers flip-flops 'debated Durham won't push Province for merger stance BY KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Writer Durham politicians won't de- mand Municipal Affairs Minister Steve Gilchrist clarify his position on amalgamation of town.%, despite his recent "flip-flops" on the possi- ble merger of Ajax and Pickering. Regional council voted 13-12 Wednesday against asking the min- ister to clearly state where he stands on amalgamating communities. Some councillors wanted the clarification because of mixed sig- nals Mr. Gilchrist has given about mergers. Last week, he was quoted as saying he'd be willing to appoint a facilitator to work with Ajax and Pickering on amalgamation. 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"RY K '� ..• , ■ _ :.e, _•?. ;. r .:;•] _ 'ter �- • • A • • • �• - - - _ !�!1 DAVIDSON HOTLINE • TIF it-wit,�t-� X416) 281-2277 j c. • [10d9e - Out of Town Call 1 -800-465-814 2 ��► S_,, a 4695 KINGSTON RD. Q P YOUR DODGE TRUCK & I.IIfJIVAN CENTRE SLARBOROUGH DAKOTA • RAM PICK-UP • TOWN & COUNTRY • CONCORDE • INTREPID * CIRRUS • JEEP CHEROKEE • CARAVAN • SEBR/NG• NEON • GRAND Public board `close' to teaching deal at St. John's BY SUSAN ONE/LL Staff Writer The Province and the pub- lic school board are "very close" to reaching an agree- ment that would see the latter take over programming at St. John's School in Uxbridge, a board official reports. The Durham District School Board was ap- proached to provide educa- tion for the inmates housed at the secure custody facility after the Durham Catholic District School Board pulled out of the school this summer when it became apparent St. John's would be sold by the Christian Brothers in the new year. Although the 70 inmates housed at the school have been left without certified teachers in their classrooms for five weeks now, public board communications man - progress is being made in ne- gotiations between the board and the government. '"Iltey are very close to an agreement,' she reports. But, "Any details of an agreement, even if one is finalized over the next couple of days, would not be released until trustees have looked it over at the next board meeting (scheduled for Oct. 18):' . Charlie Bryans, president of Local 361 of the Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU), which rep- resents workers at the school, says the current situation can't continue much longer. Since the school year began Sept. 7, St. John's staff have been taking turns teach- ing classes at the school, which will be taken over by the Province Jan. 1. And, "The kids are sick of us. We're with them 24 hours kids get bored. This could be- come an unhealthy work en- vironment. Staff are getting bored with the kids too. It's almost like a dysfunctional family. People are wearing down." The union leader says ru- mours circulated last week that four teachers would be at the school on Monday, but Monday came and went and there are still no certified teachers on site. He believes the situation may not be re- solved until next month. Meanwhile, he reports, "Some of the probation offi- cers have already pulled NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDMMI October 0,1999 PAGE 3 AIP some of the kids out of here because there are no teach- ers The union leader recently called on the Ministry of Ed- ucation to step in and resolve the situation. But, according to ministry officials, the re- sponsibility of providing an education for inmates at St. John's falls to the Ministry of Community and Social Ser- vices because the facility is a school for young offenders. "Both ministries are play- ing games and the ones that are suffering are the kids," Mr. Bryans maintains. "These kids need school:' LEARN TO SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE Learn to speak more effectively and with confidence during an eight week course which begins Sunday, October 17 at three Durham locations. The Christopher Leadership Course in Effective Speaking focuses on confidence building, effective speaking, communication and presentation skills. Class size is limited to maximum of 25. For more information or to register at the Ajax, Oshawa, or Pickering location, please call 1-800-418-8925. Just the fax: 683-7363 lwlvlv� No - IN- ki PRE -HUNG STEEL ENTRY DOORS *3r *W *361" • sight blemishes 9 &niW quantities avallable, hung in for best selection 12 Panel Door with lite 2 desks to goose from, one low price May not be exactiy as shown LWESTMHHE eo 15 WESTNEY ROAD 1 5160 How 7aAL-9p L Mondol► On Fekbv 7 o.m. - 6 pAL Sakador gam. -spm. Unday N. AJAX 42)-9931 —P EASE 4 4EWS ADVERVISER-PROM EDITION; octobw a, IN* Pickering tackles issue of Olympic DICKERING from rage I he says. That included a plan to start the "I believe we're the logical choice because we're on the doorstep of Toron- to. We're a natural, I really believe that" Coun. Brenner maintains time is of the essence in getting Pickering's pro- posal in because there'll be plenty of competition from other GTA municipal- ities looking for a piece of the Olympics action. "Hamilton's already got theirs in;' he notes. It shouldn't take too long to get Pick- ering's submission together because the Town just needs to revise a venue -shar- ing proposal it put together for Toron- to's unsuccessful 1986 Olympics bid, marathon competition in Pickering at the Metro Fast Trade Centre, which Brenner says could be included again. He notes the distance from the down- town Toronto waterfront is just about the 26 miles required for the marathon, and there would be a good route along the Hwy. 2/Kingston Road corridor. Other possibilities include sailing on the Pickering lakefront; rowing and ca- noeing in Frenchman's Bay; baseball at a potential new sports facility on provin- cial lands in north Pickering now being investigated by the Town. and judo at the Durham university campus being planned in the Taunton Road area. "We wouldn't be building a new uni- YES! I AM STILL A HAIRSTYLIST! HAVE YOU .MISSED ME? "'ELL YOU CAN NO"' FIND Al E :.T: #cbe wtL0 FLOWE7R , atclsctc bAltt oestcn 6c DALI svk 100 I "NDA.. ST. WEST VVIII-FIVY (ABOVE VI&N BELL[: FLORIST) (90—)-I 430 -21 1:3 IIE:II)1 On Saturday. October 2nd. up to 2.000 people from the community visited us at the Pickering Nuclear generating station's annual open house. f=or the fourth year in a row, visitors came to learn more about the sta- tion. meet some of the folks who work here, and spend a day with their friends and neighbours participating in special activities and events. ................................. According to open house chairperson Debbie Fischer, the record-breaking turnout made it Pickering Nuclear's best open house ever. Special thanks to everyone involved — the many employees who volunteered to help, the community organizations that participated, and al I the people who came out. For more information about us, visit our web site at: www.ontariopowergeneration.com/pickering ONTAR10rMunta' ,GENERATION orti propons versify to get the judo com- planned here could be co -or - petition;' says Coun. Bren- dinated and adapted to corre- ner. But, he suggests, timeta- spond with Olympics plans. bles for the university and other projects already 1 Words of wisdom Success usually comes to those who are too busy to look for it. Dickson HOME DECOR _4��C. • r W, TrIao 4 4 httkt P2; ® .�,., lea urhaM Region for 0'4e� 5,000 DECOR PRODUCTS AVAILABLE GENUINE FACTORY OUTLET 458 FairaH St., Ajax (at Westney - across from GO Stn.) (905) 683-2222 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK: Mon. - Wed. 10-6, furs. 10-8, Fri. 10-6. Sat. 10-5, Sun. 12-5 HWY 401 o N SURE FIT NOME FURNtsNINGs > G = FAIKALL ST Qc 3 &AYLY i NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY `What 1 did was illegal, but 1 dont think it was wrong, 'says woman with gender identity disorder Woman who ose as teen boy -• • • guiltyof sex assau 11 Y STF.P/fEN SHAW Staff Writer A woman who posed as a teenage boy and had sex with young girls she met on the Internet was found guilty yesterday of sex- ually assaulting a 12 -year-old Ajax girl. Kelly Ann Laird, 21, diagnosed as having "gender identity disor- der," pleaded not guilty and her lawyer argued she was not crimi- nally responsible due to mental ill- ness. Judge Hugh Campbell rejected the claim, citing all of the evidence including letters written by Ms. Laird. "I know what I did was illegal, but I don't think it was wrong," Ms. Laird penned to a friend in a letter intercepted by police at the Whitby Jail. " I made a mistake... but I don't regret anything." Ms. Laird, aka Kelly Andrew Slator or 'Smurf,' admitted having had sex with as many as seven un- suspecting young girls while wear- ing a dildo. Court heard Ms. Laird intro- duced herself in an Internet chat room as a 15 -year-old boy named 'Mike' and in January met up with the 12 -year-old girl at a Pickering mall. According to an agreed state- ment of facts filed in court by prosecutor Bryan Davies, the 12 - year -old went to a friend's resi- dence with Ms. Laird where they had sex. 1n each of the relationships, *I'he suspect used an imitation penis attached to her body which she concealed wearing a pair of boxer shorts," said Mr. Davies. A complaint was made to Durham Regional Police in Janu- ary after a birth certificate in the name of Kelly Slator was ob- tained, revealing "he" was 21 - years -old. It wasn't until Sexual Assault Unit detectives went to Ms. Laird's residence in Etobicoke to arrest Ms. Laird for having sex with a minor, they learned "he" was a woman. Detectives also learned Ms. Laird was a bisexual previously on file with Toronto Police after videotapes of her having sex with Iwo girls, ages 14 and 15, were found. `She believes she is first of all a male, and secondly that she is a teenage male.' In 1998• she was also investi- gated by Durham Region police, but no charges were laid, for hav- ing sexual relations with a 15 - year -old Whitby girl, court was told. During the most recent investi- gation, a 14-ycar-old girl told po- licc she was Ms. Laird's "girl- friend" for six months, "and dur- ing that time had sexual inter- course with the accused on at least six occasions," Mr. Davies said. "Throughout this entire time (the victim) advised she did not know that the accused was fe- male," he said. Ms. Laird was convicted of criminal harassment and making obscene phone calls to a 13 -year- old girl in 1998 and received a one-year conditional sentence and probation. Ms. Laird was charged by Durham Regional Police with eight counts ranging from sexual assault, uttering threats, criminal harassment and disobeying a court it on Ajax girl order. However, the Crown decided to prosecute Ms. Laird on the one count of sexual interference relat- ing to the 12 -year-old Ajax girl, and a charge of disobeying a court order - the latter for phoning the 12 -year-old after her arrest. Judge Campbell was forced to weigh the conflicting testimony of two qualified experts in forensic psychiatry. The Crown's and defence's wit- nesses disagreed on whether Ms. Laird was criminally responsible for her actions, but agreed she suf- fered from a "gender identity dis- order" and borderline personality disorder. Dr. John Federoff, the expert for the defence, testified Ms. Laird actually believes she is a boy. "She believes very completely site is first of all a male, and sec- ondly that she is a teenage male... She sees herself as a young boy, it's more than simply role-playing. "Presenting herself as a 15 - year -old boy to the world is pre- senting herself as she believes she really is," he said. Ms. Laird was aware that hav- ing sex with a minor was legally wrong, but did not understand it was "morally incorrect," Dr. Federoff testified, and therefore she was not criminally responsible for her behaviour. Court heard Ms. Laird doesn't believe she did anything wrong and in letters addressed to her Os- hawa family, Ms. Laird lashed out at the age of consent law. *11"he law sucks... If someone feels mature enough to have sex, they should be able to make the choice," she said. " l don't think the law or anyone else has the right to run anyone's body and say they can't have sex." EDITION, October 8, 1999 PAGE 7 A/P - Larraine y„ 5'Roulston 1 .k fm Reevcler.v Corner Open the Treasure Chest As is our tradition, Recycler's Corner and the News Advertiser bring you the Treasure Chest on a monthly basis. This feature allows residents to give away items they no longer use and to list articles they need. This month, the Big Sisters As- sociation of Ajax -Pickering passes on a big "thank you" to all those who have donated to its store. j To use the Treasure Chest, call 420-5625 during regular business hours. Requests must be made by i he 1 W d 114- f h ti,KELLY ANN LAIRD 'The law sucks...lf someone feels mature enough to have sex. they should he able to i make the choice.' Dr. Jonathan Rootenberg, who performed a court-ordered assess- ment of Ms. Laird at the Whitby Mental Health Unit, disagreed with Dr. Federoff's opinion. Ms. Laird consciously made a "moral choice" to have sex with young girls, despite knowing it was illegal, the Crown witness tes- tified. "I believe she did in fact know what she was doing was legally and morally wrong," Dr. Rooten- berg said. "She made the choice anyway because she believed the law in this area was unfair." Dr. Rootenberg also rejected Dr. Fcderoff's assessment Ms. Laird believes she is a boy saying, "She knows that she's 22 at this point." In his opinion, Ms. Laird is a pedophile. A sentencing hearing has been i set for Nov. 10. t ast e ne y o t o mon ITEMS NEEDED 1) Hockey equipment for a four- year-old and a 10 -year-old - 831- 9303. 2) Computer with monitor and key, - tmard - 509-3305. 3) Glass jars and lids (particularly the Splendido spaghetti sauce jars) for storing preservatives; old linen tablecloths - 428-9322. 4) Washer/dryer - 839-6056. 5) Plastic flower pots, any size - 294-1978. 6) Swing set, computer games• ad- justable bed - for a handicapped child - 420-8911- 7) 'Hooked on Phonics' set (cards and tapes) - 509-5219. 8) Tools, equipment, machinery in working condition for metalwork- ing, woodworking, plastics, print- ing, iextilcs or automotive. Tax re- ceipt available upon request - 416- 585-5050. 9) Art supplies for Durham's Fam- ily Court Clinic therapy an program and props for plays for youth groups 12 to 18, toys and games for children - 436-675.3. 10) Infant car seats (especially the larger size for 20 pounds plus), cribs (must be 1987 standard), strollers, high chairs - Durham friend Pregnancy Centre - 839-9561 or Durham officer. shnre i awardr 11). Good quality clothing/acces- sones, and volunteers - new Big Sisters store - 428-8111. Canine unit constable, four -legged partner named officer of the year 12) Ride -on lawn mower and weed -whacker, dresser furniture -:Durham Regional Police Con- stable Dave Mounsteven and his dog, Chase, were jointly named Police Officer of the Year. 0 You might say law enforcement in Durham Region has gone to the dogs ... or rather the Canine Unit. Durham Regional Police Con- stable Dave Mounsteven, who with his four -legged partner 'Chase,' once helped collar six suspects in a single shift, has been named Police Officer of the Year. The award was presented to the 30 -year-old officer by Charlie Rus- sell, director of the Oshawa Central Lions Club, during a ceremony held in that community last Saturday. Const. Mounsteven joined the police department in 1992 after graduating in Law and Security from Sir Sandford Fleming College in Peterborough. Mr. Russell said the award rec- ognizes the officer and his dog for their "contribution to community safety. "While Const. Mounsteven was... always being one step ahead of the action, and being in the right place at the right time, having a partner like Chase has certainly helped make a good police officer even better." In June, the duo drew praise for performing an amazing crime - fighting feat not likely to be repeat- ed. The pair helped arrest a record- setting six suspects in five unrelated incidents during a 12 -hour weekend shin The bonanza of busts included peacefully arresting a barricaded man wanted for sexually assaulting an eight-year-old girl; tracking down a man wanted for an assault; capturing two youths who were breaking into cars; and locating a burglary suspect hiding in a base - metal roofing and siding, drywall, ment. Const. Mounsteven said he was "overwhelmed" by the award, but credited his colleagues on 'B' pla- toon for many of the 103 arrests the pair has made since they were teamed together 18 months ago and 42 this year. "It's a team thing, much more than just myself and Chase. "The officers on the road de- serve a lot of the credit'too for our success, just by setting up a perime- ter and giving me a lot of room," he said. And while Chase may work for mere kibble, the three-year-old Ger- man shepherd is a "natural" at catching criminals, said Const. Mounsteven. "He makes the job easy. He's so enthusiastic, he's on autopilot out there." filing cabinets, panelling, truck I trailer to keep some animals quar- antined, and volunteers - Second Chance Wildlife Sanctuary - 649- 8282. ITEMS TO GIVEAWAY 1) Commodore 64 computer - 427- 5838. 12) IBM PS2 computer. DOS-based PC loaded with WordPerfect 5. 1, WordPerfect Library and Lotus 123. User manuals included. Used baseboard trim, Colonial style - 428-2513. 000 Coming event: Oct. 23, 8 am. to 4 p.m., Pickering Civic Complex parking lot - one -day composter sale at the subsidized rate of $20. Only 200 composters available. Fall is a great time to begin composting. Join the green wave of recycling. "It's your turn... compost." 'A P PAGE 13 NEWS ADVERTISER fAIDAY-EDMUM, Qetobat 8, 1'999 weekend, all furniture & sleep sets are on sale or at special Purchase prices. ~A ` 1. 1349.99 '350 P P 7, 7. ..� A. 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AIP PAGE 10 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 8, 1999 Nuclear plant brings home monthly report card Pickering station passes 12 of 14 performance targets in August PICKERING —The Pickering nu- - Compliance with nuclear safety better than the OPG goal of 74.6 goal of 1.0 mrem/site. clear station has failed to meet two of commitments to the AECB - 100 per cent but falling below the in- - Major and moderate preventable the 14 performance indicator targets set per cent, meeting the OPG goal of dustry median of 82.8 per cent. spills - zero, improving on the for it for August, bettered the targets in 100 per cent. - Total outage days per reactor - OPG goal of one. I 1 categories and met them in one. • Net electrical production by the 37.3, failing to meet the OPG tar- • Total collective dose of radiation That's the word from Ontario Power station - 9.3 terrawatt hours (one get of 34. to all on-site personnel and visitors Generation (OPG) in the latest monthly terrawatt equals one billion kilo- • Low and intermediate level solid - 40 rem/unit, bettering the OPG `report card' released by the corporation watts), bettering the OPG target of radioactive waste produced - 1,428 goal of 43.2 rein/unit. to make itself accountable to the public. 9.0 TVA h, cubic metres, improving on the - Industrial Safety Accident Rate. August report card results were as - Capability factor or amount of OPG target of 1,933 cubic metres. the number of accidents per follows, for the first eight months of energy capable cif being produced - Radiation dose to the public from .2W.(X)tr %%ork hour,, that result in 1999, except for measurements that are per month as a percenta`_c of per- honh the 'A' and IR' stations - 0.6 li��t \\,,rl, tins rr,,ri, t..•,i %k(,rh in - quarterly, as indicated: feet pertiormance '!,rel„, 'ire i4 t r n the OPG !.; , . • In an index reflecting nine industry -standard performance measures set by the World Association of Nuclear Oper- ators (for the second quarter of 1999) - 77.3 per cent, bettering OPG's target of 70.6 per cent. but short of the industry median of 8.3.4 per cent. • Public safety Level One and Two events reportable to the Atomic Energy Control Board - two, improving on OPG's target of 10. - 'Reactor trips' or the number of un- planned automatic reactor shutdowns per 7.000 hours - zero, better than the OPG target of one and the industry me- dian of 0.8. • The number of special safety systems which exceeded their yearly unavail- ability target - zero, bettering the OPG goal of one. Flu season hits early thisyear The flu season has arrived early this year and Durham Region residents con- sidered at risk of getting sick should be immunized as soon as possible. Associate Medical Officer of Health Dr. Donna Reynolds notes there's al- ready been a outbreak of influenza A in Toronto. "From what's happening in Toronto, it appears that the flu season has begun earlier this year. Therefore, it's impor- tant for everyone, especially those who are considered high-risk, to take precau- tions and get their flu shot as soon as possible. This is particularly important for residents and staff' of long -tam cane facilities;' Dr. Reynolds states. Most people who get the flu don't become seriously ill. However, for those who are high-risk, contracting the flu could lead to pneumonia, the wors- ening of chronic illnesses, which could lead to hospital admission, or death. High-risk individuals include the el- derly, children and those who are med- ically at risk, such as cancer patients, diabetics and individuals who are HIV positive. Influenza is caused by a virus and symptoms include a cough, fever, headache and muscle aches, usually lasting two to seven days. "Normally, it's best to have the vac- cine given in mid-to-late October," Dr. Reynolds says. "But, we recognize that the vaccination schedule needs to be moved up and that this may result in de- creased immunity toward the end of the ,season in February and March" Regional health officials will moni- tor influenza patterns, she adds. ing on the OPG target of 0.4 and bettering the industry median of, 0.4. • Accident severity rate or the num- ber of days lost for injuries per 200,000 hours worked - 336, fail- ing to meet the OPG goal of 5.0. OPG's report notes a worker fatal- ity in a car accident in March had a substantial effect on this indicator. 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The Pickering -Ajax Newcomers Club holds its monthly meeting Thurs- day, Cc, -t. 14 m Pickering Village. The group is for women who are new to the area and who are looking to make new friends in a supportive envi- ronment. The group meets at 8 p.m. in the fellowship hall of Pickering Village United Church, 300 Church St. N., in Ajax. Phone 837-2897 (Tanya) or 686- 1291 (Brenda) for more information. 1 C W?J G NMI AAJFqWTT. CORRECTION On page 7 of the HEALTHWATCH (PharmExpert) Bulletin in effect from Sunday, October 10, 1999 to Saturday, October 16,1999 distributed with the Shoppers Drug Mart flyer the Pronto Lice Killing Shampoo Kit will not be available due to regulatory difficulties. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause FL 0 (FREE) SAT. -SUN. 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Civitan's purpose is to provide members personal and professional develop- ment opportunities while improving the community through community ser- vice. Projects the Pickering club has supported include the Terry Fox Run; Win- dreach Farm (a facility for the physically challenged); Best Diabetes Clinic Sum- mer Picnic, Rosebank Villa; Sick Kids Telethon; Special Olympics, Whitby Sledge Hockey; Pickering Arts Festival; Pickering Canada Day Festival; and Junior Civitans. The club's recently - elected new officers will be installed at a dinner Thurs- day. Oct. 21 at Papps Restaurant at the Pickering Home and Design Centre on Brock Road just north of Hwy. 401. Cocktails will be served at 7 p.m., fol- lowed by dinner and cere- monies at 7:30 p.m. New Pickering Civitan officers include Fran Sorensen. president, Con- PICKERING KINSMEN SantaClaus Parade NOW ACCEPTING ENTRIES Corporate and Community Entries Welcome PARADE DATE: SAT. NOV. 13. 1999 Theme: , . 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ADDICTION: The Sereni- 1755 Pickering ty Group holds its weekly SATURDAY, OCT. 9 12 -Step Recovery Meeting ALCOHOL ADDIC- at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist TION: Is your life affected Church, 817 Kingston Rd., by alcohol'? If so, AI -Anon Pickering. The group deals hosts its weekly meeting at with addictions of all types, 7:30 p.m. at St. Andrew's including co-dependency. Church, 209 Cochrane St., All welcome. Child care Whitby. Call 1 -800 -921 - program available as re- 3555 or 728-1020. Ask for quired. Phone 428-0431 AI -Anon. M 1 TURA, APPLE S cf' + Family Fun • Strad' & corn mazes • Picnic shelters �O��, • :\pplecider U 1 • Baha• Lambs • Walking tours • Pumpkins 1a.... 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October 10. 1999, while quantities last Plus These B10, News Sneak Previews Bior News Sneclk Previews: Sale prices end Sunday, October 17. 1999 ' NP10136" NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 8, 1999 PAGE 19 AM Small Pickeringcom anies offered Internet advi advice at p PICKERING — A freepro- gram entitled `Small Business On- line: Finding Business Information on the Internet' is being offered at the Pickering Central Library audi- torium Thursday, Oct. 28 from 7 to Ajax seniors meet Tuesday AJAX — Local seniors are invit- ed to see exotic parts of the world when a local group meets next week. The Ajax Se- nior Citizens' Friendship Club Tuesday Morn- ing Discussion Group meets Tuesday, Oct. 12 at 9:30 a.m. at the: St. Andrew's Community Centre, 46 Ex- cter Rd., Ajax. Travelogues to Italy, South Africa and India are on the agen- da. Call 619- 0315. 8:45 p.m. The session is aimed at helping businesses use the Internet effec- tively and efficiently. Small and home-based business- es can use the Internet to research the marketplace, check out the competition, and find out about small business support services and government programs. It can also be used to obtain fi- nancial and tax information, and learn about the availability of new products and services, new tech- nologies, new management tech- niques and sales advice. Participants are expected to have a very basic knowledge of the Inter- net. Space is limited. To register call 831-6265 or 686-0250, ext. 243. The central library is at One The Esplanade, just east of the Picker- ing Town Centre. THRIFTYM®® HOP IN 695 Finley Ave. Ajax i "dina 'Comfort, Security and Peace of Mindf a "tie Cliffe Terrace Retirement Residence offers von a selection ofgracious studios, one and tuo bedroom writes in tbegrouing communit}, of Courtim, Ontario. Twenty four hour beialtb services, fine dining, bmaekeeping and a diverse social calendar are indaded in easy- to -understand servicepackagm. 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Sun. 12 - 6 P.M. 905-426-6242 Pioneer women tell their story in popular Bush Ladies production PICKERING — Tickets are still avail- and 23 at 8 p.m. and Sunday, Oct. 24 at 3 ed to drama, English and history students at interest of local teenagers in Canadian histo - able for a hit play coming to Pickering this p.m. and 7 p.m. the school for a nominal fee. The Pickering ry and is inviting corporate sponsors to help month. Tickets are $18. with seniors' tickets at Museum Village Foundation, which is meet production costs for the special perfor- 'The Bush Ladies: In Their Own Words' $12 available for the Sunday afternoon per- bringing the play here, hopes to excite the mance. is about four women who immigrated to formance. They can be bought through the Canada in the 1930s, and is told through Pickering Museum Village box office at y their personal journals. It played to sold -out 683-8401. Visa and Mastercard are accept- 4 houses in Toronto in March and April. ed. Performances, by the original Toronto A special performance of The Bush V cast, will be staged at Dunbarton High Ladies has also been scheduled for Dunbar- CL.4 School theatre Friday and Saturday. Oct. 22 ton High School students. It will be present- P4 Hallelujah Party takes the fright from Halloween PICKERING — A Hal- lelujah Parti for kids is teeing offcrcd Sunday, Oct. 31 from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at Revival Tabernacle, 550 Kingston Rd.. Pickering. Organizers explain the church is sponsoring the party to "change the tone of Halloween and return it to a happier dress -up event that avoids sinister overtones" The Hallelujah Party will provide a safe and super- vised alternative where chil- dren will play games, be en- tertaincd by a magician and thrilled by a life-size 'black light' puppet show. They will not be exposed to any- thing evil, scary or frighten- ing, only joy, love and fun, organizers say. Every child will receive a loot hag at the end of the evening. All children aged two to 12 are welcome to at- tend. Children seven and under must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. To register call Shanna at 837-2310. 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STEAK, CHICKEN, OR SHRIMP Some tastes just go great together. Tender Cajun Steak, juicy Bar-B-Que Chicken & succulent Garlic Roasted Shrimp. You pick two of the three & we'll serve them together with crispy fried new potatoes & roasted cheddar corn. You Pick Two platters. Don't miss them. Now at all area Applebee's.' YOUR CHOICE $13.99 155 Kingston Rd. E. Across from Costco oils rftommrnow Cra a ea • www.applebees.com 4, I'M Ap*bm, Iur. We specialise lin Halibut, Cod, Haddock. Fries, Souvlaki a �0 Q � 570 YVashray Rd. S Fish Chips' �' Sports NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. ANDREW IWANOWSKI/ News Advertiser photo Watching itfly Vicki Appleton watches her ball fly toward the green after a drive during the Variety Village Par 3 Chal- lenge at the Deer Creek Golf Club in Ajax Wednesday. The closest -to -the -pin competition helped raise money for Variety Village. The grand prize for the event was the use of a 2000 Chrysler Neon for a year. SC0REB%n_.r.rAXRD OCT. 8, 1999 CLEARNET U MOM 'AAA' MATMAL WOtlE1 S gOCMV umew tM►Zow scmMum 0C7aBER Oct 16 vs. 0110M Fbitisrs, 7:31) pin. Oct 24 m Lavi Hiatal 230 pm.•• Oct 30 vs. anaplon ThlndW, 7:30 Pat• NOVEMBER Nov 2 va Chhls, 7:30 pm. Nov 6 vs. Sha Juft P&tVw 7•.30 pm. Nov. 9 vx Senparough sf. 7:30 Pm. Nw 13 vs. OaarQ R -J 1:30 put• Na. 23 vs Bmtnpron Thundw. 7.30 pm.~ Nov. 27 vs. R/arrteel Wigg 7:30 pm. Nov. 30 vs. S=dxxo%h S ft 7:31) pm. Dae. 7 va Taonto OECflIBER Doo. 14 va Aaros 7:30 pm. 21 Dae. ra Chills. 7:30 pm.~ ew plon Thunder, 7,30 pm. JANUARY .� . 8 VL tRarsc. b M ng"' 7:30 pin. Jan. 18 va Toronb Wlnpse� 0 pr . pin.— J611- vs. LWW "MK :30 pr n. 7:30 pm. FEBRUARY Fab. 1 va AAipispupa Chick 7:30 pm. Fab. 8 vs. TOMMp Aaron, 7:30 Pm.•" - Oashas played at PloMarlrg Rao -- Canpkx, O'Brien rYlk AN G9w sisal.. pMyW M ttla Apt[ Cal► 1%,W FAX Mwift JW News Advertiser 683-7363 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION. October 8. 1999 PA[.F 91 P 8, 19 9 9 MILLENNIUM - ryladness ^J f J PRIME RIB DINNER Hors d'omm, dond g, DJ. open bar ' 100 P.P. Durham's Greaiest Party! incl. tax Annandale Golf 3 Country Club Reservations: Church St. S. at Bayly St. Ajax 905-683-3210 Hockey league wants a STOP to checking from behind Raiders organization sign up for OMHA-sanctioned program BY AL RIVF_7T Sports Editor A local hockey association is hop- ing to put the brakes on checking from behind by taking part in the STOP program this year. The Safety Towards Other Players program will he adopted by the Ajax - Pickering Raiders 'AAA' Hockey As- sociation this season when most teams will wear three -by -three inch STOP signs on the back of jerseys to alert opponents to the dangers of checking from behind. Sponsored by the Ontario !Minor Hockey Association and Campbell's Chunky Soup, the initiative will see more than 100,000 badges distributed to hockey organizations throughout the province at a nominal cost. The Raiders decided to become in- volved in the STOP initiative both to help curb potential injuries from checking from behind and to acquire education packages that promote fair play that accompany the badges, notes Jack English, the Raiders' OMHA contact. "We decided that yes we wanted to be part of this;" says English. "The OMHA is trying to push it this year. It's not mandatory, but most organiza- tions are getting involved. This pro- gram is more than a stop sign patch as there's an educational brochure that IEWMAUN NII AJAX AND SURROWDINM6 A�ifl! AN pro bwn in 19U aW 1119 bell ft to joie a. utile ttarc w pop MW Pby is n WOW Ataxa' ks�e tis tR� lal�e+ d q�aCt� Email us at neWsroo0dnrham.net M raw 11 1 * Pld(ff0111 plldlilg or "PW CW For Royce ages 8 & up * Shits 0dow 19/10 *Takes On coNp�a,l�iW Sports (clothe t+►• ' MI ' s r 9054174W ar 416$12-6M every player will receive" The brochure encourages young- sters to have fun, play fairly, keep their heads up and sticks down, re- spect opponents, coaches and offi- cials and commit to teamwork. English says the Raiders' organi- zation is urging coaches to sit down with the players before practice to discuss the contents of the brochure. "I think the education of the play- ers is going to be important. If it works, that will be good:" English says the STOP patch and education program should achieve its goal to heighten the awareness of the dangers (It' hitting from behind in minor hockey. League rules also do a good job of cracking down on it, as an automatic ejection is meted out for checking from behind. At a recent Pickering Early Bird Tournament. he reports, few check- ing -from -behind penalties were called against Ontario [cams familiar with the STOP initiative, but there were several calls against players from American squads unaware of the program. "For the most part there were very, very few checking-trom-behind penalties called. The American team, had a whole different sense of what it meant. They didn't appear that they knew what it meant." While every effort will be made to affix the STOP signs on all Raiders teams' jerseys this year, some squads won't wear the patches if team sweaters don't have space between the numbers and sponsor patches to accommodate them. "I've only heard of one team that could have problems; • English says. In the 1995-96 season, more than 1,60) injuries were reported in On- tario minor hockey and tier II junior hockey, 129 directly caused by checks from behind. Hole #!s b 4 Par 3, 190 Yards Hole #5 is one of the originals being over 100 years old. AIM FOR LAKE AL PICKERING ONTARIO — WHAT A VIEW — DON'T GROUNDS SUPERINTENDENT GO LEFT. It's jail, it's rhubarb, it's a big bole, for that muter it is no fun at all. How much harder can a par 3 get? This S� hole is surrounded by 2 bunkers and guarded by 3. The best tee shot is straight at Sand the pin and landing just before or on the green. If you go right it sets you up for a difficult chip over bunkers. If you go left and land in one of the 3 bunkers consider Sand yourself lucky, you will probably settle for a bogey, but further left, you could look at 6, 7, 8. If you try a knock down roll on shotITT MA (because of the wind) plan to be on or short because if it rolls to the back and off the S green you will have to be a master chipper Sand and to get it within 3 feet. The green is very small with many twists and turns. East to West breaks more than North to South, but One of the hardest par 3's you'll ever play, some of the breaks could be almost 70 If you par this one consider yourself in the percent to the hole. top 10% who play this hole. .Port Hope Golf and Country Club Since 1859 AON• (905) 885-6487 or 1-800-346-5361 82 Victoria Street South, Port Hope, Ontario U P PAGE 22 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 8, 1999 CF.LIA BRONKHOR57/ News Advertiser photo A leisurelylide g Darrvl Row•sell, right, leads Tavlor Burns. 12, of Pick- Rickard complex in Bow•manville during a Clarington Bring, and David Stewart around the Garnet B. Speed Skating Club practice recenthy. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP ��eb'°te the F"t`"e, p - W__ Westney Road Improvements DURHAM From Kingston Road to Taunton Road 1 9 7 • Is 1 + 9 In the Town of Ajax The Regional Municipality of Durham will be holding a Public Participation Workshop to discuss alternative designs for road improvements on Westney Road from Kingston Road to Taunton Road. Based on the planning work completed to date, the preferred design alternative includes widening Westney Road to four (4) lanes with exclusive left turn lanes at the intersections. Currently we are proposing to reconstruct the section of Westney Road from Kingston Road to Rossland Road, in the Year 2000. Planning and design work will be completed under Schedule "C" in accordance with the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Road Projects. You are invited to the Public Participation Workshop where we will present alternative designs for the proposed improvements and answer any questions. The Public Participation Workshop will be held: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 from 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 p.m. McLean Community Centre - Banquet Hall 95 Magill Dnve (Formal presentation at 7:10 p.m.) For further information, please call: Consultant (Totten Sims Hubicki Assoc.) Regional Municipality of Durham Gang Pappin, Project Manager Ron Trewin, Project Engineer (905) 668-9363 or toll free 1-800-668-1983 (905) 668-7721 or toll free 1-800-372-1103 300 Water Street, Whitby, Ont. L1 N 9J2 P.O. Box 623, 105 Consumers Dr. Whitby, Ont., L1 N 6A3 Pickering skaters ace ice tests PICKERING — Sever- the class 4 skills tests. al Pickering Figure Skating while Julia Blandisi, Kylie Club members Passed their Mitchell and Jennifer Pow - tests at the club's recent ell all aced their class 6 test day at the Pickering skills tests. Recreation Complex. Katie Ellis earned a In the junior bronze passing mark in the Killian freeskate category. Spencer in the senior silver dance Barnes, Tara Gorry and category. Deanna McKeiguc all made Natalie Salvagna and the grade. Joanna Glavin passed the Catherine Levesque Harris Tango in the junior passed her preliminary silver dance bracket. freeskate test. Wendy Ansell and Joanna Glavin earned a Robin Moore passed the passing grade on the Dutch Waltz and the Canas- bronze artistic test. to in the preliminary dance Natalie Salvagna passed category. a� k k' CF.LIA BRONKHOR57/ News Advertiser photo A leisurelylide g Darrvl Row•sell, right, leads Tavlor Burns. 12, of Pick- Rickard complex in Bow•manville during a Clarington Bring, and David Stewart around the Garnet B. Speed Skating Club practice recenthy. PUBLIC PARTICIPATION WORKSHOP ��eb'°te the F"t`"e, p - W__ Westney Road Improvements DURHAM From Kingston Road to Taunton Road 1 9 7 • Is 1 + 9 In the Town of Ajax The Regional Municipality of Durham will be holding a Public Participation Workshop to discuss alternative designs for road improvements on Westney Road from Kingston Road to Taunton Road. Based on the planning work completed to date, the preferred design alternative includes widening Westney Road to four (4) lanes with exclusive left turn lanes at the intersections. Currently we are proposing to reconstruct the section of Westney Road from Kingston Road to Rossland Road, in the Year 2000. Planning and design work will be completed under Schedule "C" in accordance with the Class Environmental Assessment for Municipal Road Projects. You are invited to the Public Participation Workshop where we will present alternative designs for the proposed improvements and answer any questions. The Public Participation Workshop will be held: Tuesday, October 12, 1999 from 7:00 P.M. to 9:30 p.m. McLean Community Centre - Banquet Hall 95 Magill Dnve (Formal presentation at 7:10 p.m.) For further information, please call: Consultant (Totten Sims Hubicki Assoc.) Regional Municipality of Durham Gang Pappin, Project Manager Ron Trewin, Project Engineer (905) 668-9363 or toll free 1-800-668-1983 (905) 668-7721 or toll free 1-800-372-1103 300 Water Street, Whitby, Ont. L1 N 9J2 P.O. Box 623, 105 Consumers Dr. Whitby, Ont., L1 N 6A3 Pickering skaters ace ice tests PICKERING — Sever- the class 4 skills tests. al Pickering Figure Skating while Julia Blandisi, Kylie Club members Passed their Mitchell and Jennifer Pow - tests at the club's recent ell all aced their class 6 test day at the Pickering skills tests. Recreation Complex. Katie Ellis earned a In the junior bronze passing mark in the Killian freeskate category. Spencer in the senior silver dance Barnes, Tara Gorry and category. Deanna McKeiguc all made Natalie Salvagna and the grade. Joanna Glavin passed the Catherine Levesque Harris Tango in the junior passed her preliminary silver dance bracket. freeskate test. Wendy Ansell and Joanna Glavin earned a Robin Moore passed the passing grade on the Dutch Waltz and the Canas- bronze artistic test. to in the preliminary dance Natalie Salvagna passed category. October 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th and 11th 1<f�Mgitrirg rl a*end 430-2526 Please recycle this newspaper 1 AU a r_ Sets ANNOUM 6 NEW lower price on mini dish satellites. Orth $249 after rebates or lease for 512.49 momhy. Programming from $8.95 monthly. 14 years experience. W5)655-3661. APPLIANCES: refrigerator 2 door frost tree, deluxe stove. matching heavy duty washer a dryer $675 all - wu I sepa- rate. Also Kenmore washer used 2 years $250. Pickering 416 -822 -9369 - BRUNSWICK SNOOKER table 6' x 12'. 2' slate. $1.500 o b o. Call Big (905)666-4318. Will by area. CANOPY 810, wrought iron, queen orthopedic mattress set. New. unused. Cost $ 1.200 Sacrifice $490. Can deliver (416)-726-9885. 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Cal (905) 571-26331mp) E�errsAIM 0 � saw 22 OruAes field ieldt boots, skin 4p. wMapt aP pen. tits, fe cm 905666- HAIIK i APPLIANCES Parts/ Salesr5ervice. Wine GAS stove. seH-deattin0- S299Jup. _white 30- stoves, Me new ,up. Maytag waMryer only 5519. 6.E washe rye tic ter 5450. Washers itr99tap. dryer $175/ Large tat KbM d wMt1el MOW fnepes Stow uqp� 426 Sown SLS. (906)726-`Io13 MANOWOOO Fl00NING, if a Grade Birefr 3.1/4)&4' 2-1/ 4)l TaG. Betlef1p�q TNEADOKLL, Mamma w tan staple at less tlan hall coastal and Me4i type Peine Am; gSiSQKp R. Also atercise ""W. low pfim. 6bNO ( Xl vok� at xiloo- 79. 1506 ANT. WOOOSPUTTEN NOT DOG C� Ready, toefqute. Excellentrnrtditanl. �0 trays. $=tldora 1-705-226-830 or. coders 52,000 abut. Cal WOODUM MM Elmira 7251334 or GaryAlcLwt2fD 1600 seta irtserl black a ByctOMCt Ca Gold trim, aoenett con i0m - Mae now. $1100 ab.t. Cal 905- 432.7223. RECOmor� FRIDGES $196 /up, reconditioned ran? es 5/25/up recordMoned dryers $1251 wig, fecatdi boned wadws 5199 / tp, new and recdrlditiocted con oper- ated washers; and dryers at low prices. New bfald rnme rsgesS with dock acrid id y11W. Recondtnorted 2r ag- es and 24r' host bee hidgat now antkble Wide seleckon a other new and redxtrdi tiortedatlghbrtas. Lan us 10- 1 Art eke r Sow AM. MG SALE-ertlertynment AM. . sedions, 5575: nest a tables, 580. Electric organ, Ciel, Italian made, roll taplid, 51500: 080 for any items. (905) 66&5843. MOVING SALE 9 piece An Null Diningroom suite $795 Wall unit $135. 1 bdrm. suite $650 each. Antique dresser $175, dresser $55. Numbered prints $225. Maple sideboard a hcdd 5155 Cottee a two end tables $245. LoveseaVso- fabed/chair, $795/set. Walnut blanket box $155 File Cabinet $110. Antique chair $225, an- tique pine bed $375., enter. tammem unit $45.. table and chairs $175., amgnue desk and chair $525. Marry more items! Moving!! Bowmanvnlle (905)-697-3532. MOVING- 1988 Lincoln Town Car. propane a gas 52000. Di- ningroom set. cherry. 6 chairs. $1000 Maytag, dish- washer. new. $400 Wood cof- fee table S% (905)420-1714. PATIO DOOR - 6 sliders. door size 11'7' x 8' includes transom $2500. Call 404- W8 PIANO TECHNICIAN available for tuning, repairs. and pre- purchase consultation on all makes a models. Also recort- dhonedpas for safe Call Barb at 9ra05-427-7631 PIANOS/GRMDFATNER CLOCKS Back to scfxlol spe- taals on all pianos and key- boards Huge Selection of new and used parm New dotal pianos from $795 and up Rem to own. 100% of all rental Payments apply. Also a Huge selection of grandfather clocks from $995 arta up Can TELEP PIANO 4334491 REAL 5 NP Industrial air com. ressor surtaDk for 2-3 man shop with 230 or 575V motor with starter $2.250 Can (905)263.4271 RENT TO own new and re- conditioned appliances, and news T V$ Full warranty Pad- dys Market 905-263-8369 or 1-801}798-5502 SCRATCH ANO DENT .rid. sate We have a Urge seltC- bon of premium quality furl replacement wridows priuo 10 dear Most have Low -E pass. Argon gas as have never been tn%UW Styles include: Picture, casim em. tdbng verbal and hhonzontal siders Plus more Terms are Cash and Carry - No wararMy, delivery or installation avail- able Cal Mex aI 1905) 666- 0018 with your SM Of drop by IW -Den How he lmprov!- rail A 440 IlopkuKK St., n Whitby. SHEDK4N - Quality woollen sheds 8 X 8 tam tit, ongr 5339 plus tax Many over sem and styes Available Also gar as socks 761 McKay fid 11M 3. Piciennnnpp for more Mo tall 905-619- 2093. SOUR RWWUWOOD com- plete diking room and kvig room set Kenmore upright vacuum cleaners Double bed with banw"wmmt-sv headboard a footboard AN in excellent condition- (905), 0 STORE FgrnMIES for use with Suit waU, merry ddferem styles. white ware. Plastic, etc. ELECTRIC organ. hta�y used. real 995 feverri� mer 905-965- Y PNWAM FURWTURE _En- krtaimt mf tr1Ms, Home Of- fia. Darting fioom. Kitchen. Bedroom aro Caston Desligal our been Ong raftfmaltr have quail sold Pine a Dalt ltNtr- lure for the home since 1974... Drop in and we our State at the M woodw«tirg fydll and let us show you haw rite ftrtilut is made....0 ywiill b'pp"aiyyMORE `& gest UM, .....TraO tiagl Wood wotkirtp...115 North Pat Road S. of Reads Rd.) Port Perry. 965 8774 "KIPJ/anww.Na- d telibuoodwortitllet WASHER AND DRYER For sale, with warranWill seDtyralud Includes deli eryY MW installation. Cal! (905) 8394OrJt6 Sets GARAGE door replan broken springs, cables, rulers, open- ers Installed. Tuneups. $49.95 416.336-0073 1 Articles Walled AIMOUES7Absolltey! Ad- vice• always valuable. usually free! Purchasing outright, ev tates w/some antique cont- ems(no limit to value con- sideied), collections of arty sort. quantities or single an- tique items Special interest in Moorcroft pottery. I'll try to re- spond to all queries. Robert Bowen Antiques- Brookhn. Ontario(9051655-8049 or (905)242.0890. BUYING ANTIQUE and cd• lectable contents including complete estates. Best possi- ble Drices paid. Henry Kahn, 905-985-8161 USED WOODSTOVE wanted for heating 1000 sq ft home. Call Brian at 1-705-3284281 Sri WANTED 'Leaf Tickets' Will pay face value. Call Bruce Danford 579-4400 ext. 2207 1 Lost a FournO CAT FOUND brown b bads tabby About 7 months old Lake Driveway / Harwood aria Please Call 427-9146 FOUND KITTEN on Beck. worth Square October 4th Please call 420-8725 onp LOST - 2 YEAR OLD black a grey smoke tabby Westney heights area AIM Male neu- tered with a hart '-ondmon. Medium size Answers to Tig- ger Cad 686-8250 • 1 pomr-pp6w MI Bowl ENGLISH SPRINGER SPM- IEL Pups for sale nego 436. 1896 ISM) JACK RUSSELL terrier pup- qm tiand rased with 3 young children. maks. to - males, 7 week. 1st shots. $375 Please rap 665•-7808 • uvepockf ior "0 NORSE BOARDING- *aim bam. Urge 70x150 tit area, bull mg, custom care Also dhow horses. and small Do- na for sale 905-434- 7929 1 1 AwNmmbdNw far Side 1967 FORD Galaxy $00 2 door. turd top 289 motor. red with redpin�kenoolr Newer ween" mint see' cava 1din M Iradt W track or $6500 723.7019. Drays. 433.9570 snp 1977 Olds Cugatx Supreme. 4-OOo 350 V8. 49.000 onpi- nal miles doeumenMed Cerb- bedAsking 56000 Cal 905- 6*1% IM DARK KO E Ow: Re- Wnvj Brougham New wryt tool. Dukes . mina CyYrt0er brake Inesl gas katMA lana - t« New ale Cor- orkng IR134A) installed 1996 Aa& M radio/cassette No Rust $1500 o b a 1-905.652.6878 1M7 AE ROSTM Van, 9 pas- sai ger, fully loaded. 105.000 Int Cabled a mason Wo- od.535W 666.6965. 1/M COKM. black with 00, alumo m rims. loaded wink Sound. mock Stat ex - m" condition. 19011m, 52200. Call 434-6924. (sip) im Peettss 4 dr. COMM* loaded. Clean. am -smoker. Call Emile alter 6 P.M. 571- 3765 (snip) tIp SO9MM0 comestible, build. ps, pb. pill. pl. cruise, tiM new frel new et ouK new huW ems, now load Passed etltissiores. As is 52696. CA 965 -am, 1l81 3SN■IMICRas is $300. obit. Cal Tally 5793146 (snp) 1!M GMC 1tACBEN 4 x 4 fardop - wAie. 4 tgrl 5 Sod New exltasl tsar dutch, now fiats. 140000 kms Clubbed a ends" Asad. 53950. 906- 509070. 1011 NOOM CMO St. 71k. alto, air all service rec«ds. A mist see call 8 Civics n stock 1995 Honda Civic 79k auto; 1991 k logia. 2 dr. 5 sod, GS, bided; 1982 ChM hk 4X4 extended cab, 1 m. Ova 40 vdmks in stock Cal Esquire Motor Saks 905 666-3310. WE ARRAII FINANCE - GOOD, BAD OR NO CREDIT INE.CAN HELP. 1818 PONIIAC Tempest LE 4 door / V6 / PS / PB / PW. Wen Maktoied. Cat. Mason test $2700.852-M 1111 Ti3R0 2 Door, lady owns, am-mtobe, chart, no body work or rust aUlomwat 157,000ba., etts:lorl a sale - $1M. eNtiihd• 53.250. 1905W3- 11 t« S e 1111 ww GOLF, automatic. 119.000 full. $5,000 certified. 0117 evenings (905) 725- H3 PONTIAC SUNBIRD L.E. 4 dr, white with red trim. 126.000 km, air, auto, lady driven, non-smoker Excellent condition, will certify, $5400 obo. 432-7133 after 6 p m (snp) IM CHEVY CAVAUER, 68.000 kit_ 2 dr, 5 speed, am - fm cassette. non smoker, rear spoiler. excellent condi- hon, certified. $8.900 Tele - Phone (9051666-2449 1197 Honda Civic LX - 4dr. 5spd. aml blue with prey interior 85.000 Highway Km's Must Sell $11.990 or B 0 905.665.8531 evenings. 1919 PONTIAC SUNFIRE GT Assume lease 7.500 kit on car as new beautiful car. wile cannot drive standard. red. extras - tint. cd player. cruise. air, and extended kit allow. ante ftp to 72.000 kit Lease Payments $34132 all taxes inc 32 months remaining I will Pay all trarsfer tees and indole one free month Days (416) 524-9326. Eve (905) 723-0077 WE FINANCE EVERYONE First time buy- ers, bankrupt, bad credit, no credit. You work? You drive! Lots of choice. Down or Trade may be required. SPECIAL FINANCE DEPARTMENT SHERIDAN CHEV 905-706-8498 IEED FINANCING' 5SW-S1000 :Cwr vi pe working All Applications Ac- Cepled Huge Inventory Ven- da $1500 and CAP CaNMOM Aero Sales. 200 Dwedn St. W. :'!krtky. Dm. (9051 8e5 U77 rtirfILvy•AI WAKE IIP GUYS11 LOOK Al IMS GREAT CARS AT FAM- TAS71C PMM. Eaa Vans; 96 Transport. loaded. 10M while beauy any 512.995..95 Astro. loaded. ext story. teal. 17 OIL $9.825. 95 AsMSW Spon LX. (flask aro sown. 170K super sale $7.500.. 91 Gaa Carr van. loaded. quads. 3.3 V•6. low ks.. STEAL IT!! $10.995. 92 Canaan. air. 1*56. dal W. Voftn. wow $6.995.. 96 Bil LT, loaded. *alar. burnairl 95K now $20.996.. 96 CDnwbbbs, loaded. low ks, from $13996.. 96 Cagier, 4 dr, ad, auto, lar. 11eK Itadg your $7.977, 96 Suable Coupes. 60IL Bran 58,9/5, 96 Gad Prit. loaded. 99K spa dal car 510,995. 95 Fnk Aatdtbeck. 5 speed. 82 K SCS�99Dodge .burgu tdr, OK1 1 K 516op996. 93 Yk1dk Row 564,900. 9922 Buick bid. ad 142K, whits, perfect, 57,.500., 93 Grand AAI v-6. US, 157K. a-1 N.M. 91 Ford F-250, 4 x 4, 168 K 5 Ci MCWAM18fbaim gl IL Wert at ■IItsNB BPM. 1 570-2nM.1" INNI 1 AttsBlabBae A a A ANfO- Cars, buds, bt>a1s. We pay up to $10.000. Cash on rte spot Any cortQi- tion. ay year Call to ay Witte. 24 bows, 7 days 30 Wo -Cil -05919054B6 5003 « CASN FOR CANSI We buy used vehiWs. Vehicles -- be in rune g wrtdlom Cal 427-2415 or come to 479 8avy SL ENst. Ain, at MON- AD AUTO s it . NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 8, 1999 PAGE 25 A/P 400 400 410 410 410 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.bigfoot.com /-high riser 11Private G;ws 1 1 vete Hann for Sale lar See ALL REGIONS AROUND OSHAWA Open House Sun. October 10/99 24pm. Starter home, must sell $139,500 Reduced! 2 legal apartments, one 3 -bedroom. one (- bedroom, 1 year new windows, well main - lamed home 1621 Simcoe St. N., Oshawa. H. RNselter Realty ltd. Collect (905)8224190 1 Trucka 1 1 Apartments for for Sale PAM 1985 5.10 BLAZER, 4x4 great ADELAIDE/WILSON. 9rg4 condition 118 000kms ongi- lard clean 2 bedroom apart• nal owner. V6. auto 2 door, ant- on top floor in triplex a1r. pw. aWm, buckets trtxet street parking. rig pets. Must be seen. $5900. Call 5800 plus hydro FirsUyst Musx576 7268 Available Nov M Tel (905) 6W4721 1989 CHEV. full size Short box. Beet side pcil 6 cyl. 5 speed. am -fm cassette tuneeds mor body work $3.450 cer- ubed of pat offer (9051 571- 0967 1993 FORD EXPL(MER XLT. white with due interior excel. lentcommon. loaded 163.000kms $10.900 o b o eVied :all (905438-0330 1990 DODGE pick-up Irudk '-d we mint condition '4 .000 km 6 cyl.. $5900 Doo 434-2775 vww 4 Whit I M1 1989 ISUZU -r oder II. 2 9L 4 C/I ac crlxse. tow Mill. Ora. Ola rack. seamy. Spare head. gaskets manrloldt. from disks aveabie. certified a tested $6500 o.0.o (905)434-8334 111112 PLYMOUTH Voyageur Grana LE ,7 passenger AIC. PW. PS, quad buckets. atm. tiniSSoms tested. July hail ed rear awAeal $6.500 905- 720-22fi5. 1113 CLEW BLAZER - Tahoe - model fully, loaded. at watr- er, sem. cruse. very good condition Asking $13.900 Call (905426.3068 No calls atter 8 30 Pm 114 GMC 4X4 extended cab. V8 185.000kms or. p w. p l . crust Control, real stat. long Dox rM Yrner and cap vefy good condd an $16 SM o b o (905)666-3443 1994 UK Salah 2-torke to onon-smoil fury loaded. 118.000 kms my rice tare - IV "Ncte CertArdemission tested. $11.500 Cal (905)721-1846 1RoshArco Pub b fCRA/ CARS AND TRUCKS wanted, top dollar paid frit pckup agDme Cal 07 Auto iters QS -14W • 1 6wewerobnes 111! Sbdoo Formula Plus. 583 ergne, Studded track 2000 km. M warmers, cool kint SM) . $2900. 705 107 my SM 1300 Mies, ttia, cover. tduds, skins: bided. $4.800 or best offer. Cal 905726-2068. / Rseaud" IV is W WM Tama idol f« coupe or am or storNq Nae". $1.500. Cal 905432-72817. i 1 1leewy 4. OESa power irriptlidar water punp (Mona h). Has of hose (awmkiom a twdh pick catpkR) 613-332.41111. 1 A 0.ft /IN Dndge Shadw rum needs eawat. rear As is $600. Cer" $1100. 905-725-M (Whitby aller Watt.) BEDNOOYsift owd&5aT7d9s0�.. a incki OVAM No dogs. Cal 1905) 721-2232. 3 IEONOOM ups. in Whitby Prick entrance kitchen leuary a cable. AN inclusive 8950/ua. Available Nov. 15. No pets please. 905-721- 0731. AJAX - BACHELOR apt I nisne(L'unfurnithed Sil $525 Separate entrance. parking, laundry facilities. Close to amerxhes No pets/ Dill 905686-3353Lem references. AJAX CENTRAL. I -bedroom basement apartment 4 ap- glances dean. separate en• tract laundry facilities. shower stall No pets 5560 plus utilities Avail October 150Vtlovember Ist i $76e 905)683 AJAX one bedroom oasemem apartment. separate entrance arkmp. wlkoa. Gunil a - ole new carpet as PWN $650 inciusive, twVAast. available Now 1 1583 8448 AJAX/SCMMOUGH 2 bed- room. I bedroom and room Co,905.686-0905 ato at merties Cap CENTRAL Dslrewa. urge i a 2 bedroom apartments aval all in wea-mantame0 Dddirg dost to all arrwnmtS Please call (905)723-0977 9 aim -7pm COUMTICE SPACIOUS well mantaineo T Dorm Available Now 1st $900 . nydro No smokmypets (9051 7214156 LARGE OUGHT 1 bedroom basement all . parking for 1. utkihtS nduded Mon smoker. no pets. 5550 ; rm . aval Nov or Dec 1. W 905-571-6886 OSHAWA - large dears 2- beoroom apartmpM Non. smoking. no pets. own Gun- dry. parking. dose to all amer it separate enhance. $695/morith FtrsVIM re- tpered.(416)512.2470 NEM I BEOIIOOM basement awpooLBaayly includes lap Ory. utrkties. rhos-Smdar. no PAs. ppaarking Avail im le S6301month (9051837.8935 after Wpm or all wahektfld. NICE WANM 1 bedroom biSOFA M lap. 4 PC b@M wwh p�ua Mon-sntohr. no gds In Goodwood. Aad" Dec. t. 905642-5299. MONTH NEST Ostem. Close to 401. hospital. OSC. 2 bed- room all 5750. mcliasdve r1. OneBedroom« apt Chtsihre, adbY dveMtber i Cog (11613353101. OLD OOWM10wN wlMby. 2. bedroom aputm". Nein lame, stow, AIC�SAare nismY il"5wmabw n�8 0(905)66 ' DNE "ma., iNtMtt6ale Posunion, Clow Oshawa, COMO$ Pmknea fridge- sbm Iterdwood ADM besb. � -ppaiet�wd, sbwwy am bw 6l (905)725-2642 Aw Slide. DME AMO TWO bedroom awaftb tamed. Two loca- 6= at 946 Matson a 350 Wlim ft. osluwa. an woad an indtaive, no pets, please Cal from 9.9 Bill 6724. OSMI= 2 -bedroom, Urge bat coma apartment. upl- rale edram. Simcoe Rd.S/ Rilson Rel Well tal ties. Cask a Ngo - smoker. no Pets. FMstILssL 5750.(906)725-8270 OSMAWA OOPLEII feu lake. Two 2-bdrm Wallin ft. Im Nacume catdltiort. Nov 1/99. RrsUlst $760 nd 905-623- 6699. SOCK CF RENTjN6?3 OWN YOUR HOME - ITS EASY!! • First Time Buyer? - Call Mark! = Discharged Bankrupt? - Call Mark! Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark! Mark offers honest, professional, no pressure service to help you own a home. (905) 571-6275 or 14KO4340-5275 Marc Stapley ...Sates Rei Sk rnax Ability Real Estate Ltd. 3-/EOROOM SEMI south end P _ OSHAWA, Adelaide a Park nice big 1-bdrm Mint apt Private entrance, no clops first/last. references. 5550/ month inclusive Available Nov 1st Call 571-1537 or 432.1521 ONE BEDROOM - $625/mo Wilson Aparimerts near King Large. clean bright Near shopping/bus Laundry. park - tab ing Cablemmedatelya(9905)vai 720-2153ble PICKERING - Rosebank/ Sheppard New 2 or 3 bdrm spacious basement all with Irving/dinirg room Kitchen With appliances, cableshare laundry, semi furnished sep- erare entrance,one parking Available Now $850 and $1.050 plus Utilities- No pets (905)839.1784 PICKERING WMtes Rd/401 1 bedroom walk -out basement apartment Separate en- trance. 4 bath, laundry non- smoker no pets Available immediately. Isil and ref- Minces required 905-420- 2015 PICKERING. tusement apart - mer! -bedroom. Yncnen. ImngrOom. bathroom, Laun- dry. separate entranhce. cable No p"ts $650 ndusive No - vera r 1 cw sooner (905)831-3250 RETNRED Quiet buildim ma- ture tenants, Cenral location 1 bedroom aputment avail- able October 1 Ekanc hear WasnerMryer each poor Tel 905 579- 9016 SPACIOUS man flop 1-bdrm apartment avail imme- dulW. $700 aP xxiiwve Cal 4344948 SPACIOUS well-mairmaned 2 a 3 bedroom apts Avail at 900 aid 688 Glen St Some with walk -^n closets, pant provided dose to schools. Shopping wort. GO Station 1Ltftn 9 iM tided. CA 728- SPACIOUS. 1 bdrm. base- ment apt with private an. tram Avaable immer"t- y Large One -In kitchen Bra* a 2. SAO all in - claw 905.686-0512 Large freshly decorated 2 a 3 8/R apts. for rent. $670 a 5800 uhf. incl. at 280 Wentworth St. W. Your First choice. For apps til (905)721-8741 NALNOUT SAIFEFST a n - met. vmft arevfuch ora 2 Wo bedrooms. tivulipcimurig room. tut* equipped k,tdmh Laundry. no pets, no smdunq $1000.abild exclusive. Nov 1st Marlon or Tony, (905) 6116-7644 MMITBT 2 -bedroom walk -out apt urge wiwm. very dean 4 app, large limited yard. no pets. Am ailable SMOWM S820 sides". initiated 1905)655-4480 or (905)57 6125 aIle Spm. MNRBY, rees OtdrDOM base - MM apanmpM. separate ea- UMM. tail M cable inclwd- $600. Per mol Aivadable d 430-7079 im me wbet you can own you dm r own he for it= than o lode Sides � D R&W n 1906► s68 3800 or !�- 3211. IloNou YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BUY A HOUSE? t PM from $70OW"Mll t Not Much Da **-i 777 (905)571_Q75 1-801111 01 6275 Mark ail. aStapley A OABA 0411-I halve a home Vol Be it Mani- detarJhed of u wamomt YOU must have a dollar - 6 monft bee. Mei. awm income. $27,900. Rea - sortable creditit". Loy sevice Ken . CWwely01 Baldw (906)728.9114. quiet court. $950/month plus utilities. first last required short term rental clay. 725- A UNBEATABLE DEAL! From $500 down, own your own tame starting at $69.900 car- ries for less than rem OAC 24 firs free recorded message 905-728-1069 en 277 Cold - well Banker RMP Real Estate. Aureka Rasanu BRIGHT SPACIOUS. 2 bed- room bungalow in desirable N.E Oshawa 1oca11on Near Hospital . schools. shoppn0. 401 Also has separate 1 bed- room in-law suite 5950 utfur- reshed. $1300 furalstted Avail Nov t n11905-720-1571 BY Oshawa inoppnp Centre. $795 momhy plus utilities. 6 rooms 'three bedrooni l up- per duplex Close to schools. Cl Auditorium. private dn- veway Fridge stove inducted Fenced backyard Phone (9051 728-0079, please leave message CANNfNGTON close rr all amenities 2 bedroom Sil Plus utilities 1061) Firstlastl references No pets Cap Walt' 705.887-6839 CLOSE TO GM main floor 3 bedrooms close tc all amenr ties Laundry taaMies. ale. References No Aval• able Dec 2 5900 t71us Ali - Des 728-9175 Isnpl . OSHAWA - 3 bdrm hnrshed buement _rose to GM a DC S975 util .hatable Nov 1 call 72G-0496 atter 5 p m 0314AWA bedroom re. centry iffreshed duplex Aoe- ardatRmon aro Oversued double garage w/hyero Slaved basement laundry facilities $875 all ndusive Phone (905) 983-5705 PICKERING Kingston Rd and Notion ad 3 bedroom townhouse. 5 appijil brwaoom and ceramic ties. eft garapt. clips f1.500 pis (et61 5p5- wrww ho"rety com SANDFORD (Repeat ad) Short-term October to April. May or June? Flexible dates. Nice country home, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath- rooms. Partly furnished, paved roads. Hydro Included $890/month (905)473-1990 Tawrroweew nor 1 r Pao B4YLYM1IVER/OOL 'Bright. dean, spacious 3.bedroom townhouse. 4 apparuas. 1 u defgrouea paAunq Close to an aanernitss. $1100/mons" us until plus Avail Nov. 1. Call Lsa (416)263 6205. M ftsorrRoows Our P4PO FLWASS ED ROOM in trice towMrouse. available $Mnw diA* for tan -smoke. share Idldnen, pili ora livnq areas. near Pictsmq Town Cadre S300Imoatt 906-420.1027. FMCIOM -3 blocks to town consul. master bedroom, own IwISIrbdNl, Ilrnishil al t W ties IStAasl avaita0k now. 1905)837-OMM WESTN IM - shave fall tial Suitable for godet « wiorkirtp Professi ral. No sruokirtg/pes Frstllast al **ad. Aaa labld Ama diate- y.(905)426-2653. SShow1 1 L%S ME U FOR RENT use a bclbbm Ideal fpr wtdxm le - mak 3450 nKW*. First a Iasi Harwood(Hwy 2 Cal 619- 0999. MALE PNOFES$LOIML reed - INS to Share 4 -bedroom, stoke -free home. Modem kilden. hardwood boors, egm r, spa Pri- trA matinstutes fromive. Avail- able Nov. 1.420-90M ?fell WHITBY - GO/CONSERVA- TION AREA location 1 bed- room. private bath. shared krtcheN!aundry, mature non- smoker, parting, all inclusive. 00/ $4monttily Call 665-5048 evenings r ForUlm RerM A SHORT TERM furnished luxury 2 bedrorm tendo JCR, cable. telephone, park- ing, tennis. 1 floor. country setting. etc $1.899 inclusive � 5) 623-0079, 1416) 875- COURTICE - Parkwood '•lib lage executive condo one bedroom plus tiff. $I *o per mo Plus utilities Cap (905) 665-91157 • • 1 office a Retain space LOCATION LOCATION -^ CATION Across 'nom Oshawa cant" 600s4 n Of- fice avaitable Oct 1 G8 434. 2447 or 6554132 CLEAN a BRIGHT ;ttice Space %G-4 50C sq h .ots of free parking. reasonable ria W (4161515-7842 COMWRCL41 UNITS. Park a Bloor ]real ocallon r Avail- able wits. 1425 sq x each. cap (9051 579-5077 after 5 Pm 19059 571-3281 OFFICE SPACE for rent. ex- cNknt conalOindis St E. Whitby. 40Osot Ikadable mined ' ey md All usive Reasonable Cap 905-725- 2642 or 728-6956 AJAX - OFFICE SPACE 'o rent on Payor St. araC Office tum, tura and equipment to sea COVW (905WS-1284 M Garage a Sweet Scal $=Olt STORAGE. !or xa_. carsetc Reasonable rates. call 905) 404-06M • 1 Flan wAke. Rwwee ATTENTION SNOWORDS A pMect ramiy vacation tome m Clearwater Flonda 3 bed- room t0wahoust. pod. hwz- a trurri Cauca. Pond. no. private yard. close to head and goMng Available now and Sean to Apn1 open Fortato a dhotos (9051 579.37M MIMWATER. moble tPer. nunem) !u,nnsned. 2-3-0drm harks. headed pod. Nit tub. minutes to buchowmapr at- tradkm. Blue .lay baseball. NHL Hockey. 14F1 Football. hprsvdog tracks Children welome S27Shrak 190503-5503 1 1 Ptd•eee Mml For $ft FAIJ.M MOOK WWTBY. 3- DeOroofns, hardwood in am inn.. beautifully decorated. ce- riall from toyer through luftheri Urge tit. $214.885. Fmk Hawes. Station Group 1905430-9000 N.E. OSPAWA, 2 -bedroom brickDugalow with dinil room. large fol. tucks onto Park . Hadwood flops. paved drive. tear all ameabes. 5134.900. Cal (905)720.2307 MONTH OSIIAWA coral bwatom, 3-bebtam end Won. M$7m 5.000Receiveup 10 months free mortgage ask an how. Can Haw Nerrkny Saks Rep., Grdbo status Ill "env,X93--hodroan. OrA- startdrq condign! Mist See! Hardwood noes, Central air/ M fnishted baserma, inner - lock $162.000. 23 Melbourne Cit., dose to $&AOW ttop- POV (905)666--0314. Nota ACCESS YOUR MONEY NOW! FAST RNANCIAL AS- SISTANCE, Private Firarcial ASSMande, No File Opening Fee, No Credit Investigation. Assistance for PersoiaU« Business Needs, Quids a CaMidettial Acceptance. ELb LIRA (Locked -In Retirement Allowance Plan). PENSION PLAN From a Forme Em- ployer Mkiaom of 510.000. Analyzed by Out Cor hands co ubm We, forrapid Tom Free Phone 1-888-657-1062. Toll DayslMleek'24-W703-1492. Ftou Serv- ip to A/P- A*GE4&*fiWS ADNERTISERFRIDAY EDMOK-Gettsber1% 19W • 1 meq • 1 OPP • • 1 swrfe • � 1 services worst • • 1 Serrkee • • 1 WW— Savin- atardtw • ' 1 Coming Events • 1 Coming Events ZEPHYR UNITED CHURCH 4_ TURKEY SUPPER Tuesday, October 19th ST. ANDREVi'S PRESBITERIAN 35 CHLRCH ST. N. "` at Scott -Zephyr Community HallDICKERING �7LLAGE I PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH Adults: $I 1 00. Children: $5 50. Preschoolers: Free 683-7311 Brock Rd. At Hwy. #7 Bible Study -9:15 a.m. (Methodist) R Call Audrey Ke -S: ill 3- 7:7 Sunda School - Grades 7-13 - 9:45 a.m. Call Audrey Koster 473-3627 Sunday Family Worship - 10:30 a.m. Sunday School: 10:15 am Sunday School - Supenised Nursery Worship: I Iam. 7 pro • 1 Auctions Lull Auctions Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister Wed: 7:;0 Bible Study, Bible Club V EERYONE WELCOME ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!! Our "Auction Package" consists of your ad running weekly in these publications: • Oshawa Whitby This Week • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser • Clarington This Week • Port Perry This Week • Northumberland News • Uxbridge Tribune • Bowmanville Statesman One call does it all!! Phone 576-9335 Fax 579-4218 LARGE THANKSGIVING MONDAY SALE at Kahn Auctions Start time: 10 AM. View: SAM 2699 Brock Rd. N. Pickering, See Tues. Oct. 5 naner for details! Randy Potter auctioneer (905) 683-0041 MacGregor Auction Comm. Bowmanville Antiques, Collecxabin and Auto TAs""itnq Sunday. Oct. 10th. 10-00 a.m. (Viewing 9:30) Take 401 to Waverly Rd. Bowmanville(Exit 431). North to e2 Hwy.. East to 0o0 St. North 1 km Sundays Aucton features many are & uru�,ue articles. refuxsfed and as found corwation, drnmgroom suite. 8' table. exceptional 2 board 6harvest table. bonnett chest, spinning wheel, oak buffets, sideboards, dress- ers, granuptane. old cupboards. mist. chairs (sets. T- badcs. pressbacks. Victorian, parlour, etc). old rockers. Bowmanville piano. Victorian settee set. Sir Wittred Lauria Pressback. selection of tables (kitchen, lamp, partour, candle, ounan phyte, pedestalchrome set), washstands, cradle. mantle & 0 G. docks. cherry Ir brary table. treadle sewing machine, hooked W. yo - Inn, guitar, old radios, books, bottles, advertising pa, oak mantle. aid cwmras (Coronet. Realist stereo cam- eras a cards) aid toys, w Britain Comabon toy set, rugs. 3 Drummond oil paintingqs and m isc. pictures, quilts, Royal Doulton HN3207 HN2937, HN2247, plus more, exceptional glass & china Beleek, Shelley. pressed glass. cranberry, arrival. depression. I mope, flo blue etc. old tools, shutters. frames etc. Note Early start time. A must attend auction not to be missed. Terms Visa. MIC.Interac, cash or good cheque. OWcGnqW Ardis Services 1-111"23 1-;X363.67!9 GRIST MILL AUCTION CENTRE NEWTONVILLE, MONDAY, OCT. 11, 10A0 A.M. (ling the estate of Fred Bamsey Hope Twp. and the late Mary Jones Est. pries a coUectron of chum and dishes froth Peterborough: extension table w/leaves, 6 press backs, maple table and rs, buffet, 2 Victorian settees, sideboard, washstand, 4 drop kaf tables, maple double bed, antique dresser and matdung washstand, quilts commode, ooriswnal tables, wicker pieces, Mor fat 30" stove, recliner, Panasonic cv., Eaton's beauty doll carriage, wicker baby carriage, Schuco Vananto 3010 set, ducky boys, Ford Big T bump n go, bronze La Nuit lamp, Shelley cup n saucers, occupied Japan pieces, Royal Nfinton It 6 cups n saua os•dtintz w/match- ing bread n butter plates, bavaria, to pre, Wedgewood, Paragon, Noritake, QuelseaI rrival, Depression Glass, China, two S) McGregor 234 w/Tommy Armour, Old lin, 1934 Eatons Catalogue, also Int.. Square Baler, cement mixer, etc, etc. Preview 8 am. Auction Starts at 10:00 a.m. Terms: Cash, app. cheque, visa, m/c, interac. AUCTIONEER FRANK STAPLETON (90S) 7W2244, (M) 263-90811, wwwstaplebonauctions on ca Yomy b Lind wt»r Jill—so, Land 0 34111 NO.....Mortgagit NgMEr MMeLEM9, Get out monry ivriable far debt con- d debt quick withoN ggooiintqg soida i Purdtase. redom banlin" a tadn g gamsfreed. eristin moApape la kiwi Everyone accepted regardless late . free consulntron wit of midi rating. Cal for free our Mongspe Up iNamution. 905-576.3505. (AS My— Inc. Sturderd lam incbded. 19mmilr A-1 CREW REPAIR. We fix bad credit. Guaranteed! 416- 451.11537 or 141774613-0130. 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Call Andrewr at ("S) 428.6704 : ' 1 .d.rwry a • 1 w* III I..Idecon i.ne.npn TREE REMOVAL i sTUNP REMOVAL rel iEASOIED FtIREwOOD AVALABLE 40 oAvE 831-7055 EnParty Services IM Party services RA=fiT WAPCM WOMIA Doing Magic For Children's Parties And AI Occasiorts. Have My Own Magi lan- Call Erl ie 666.4932 • Flrtnal Srviaa • 1 Isarso, FACTS YOU N® TO KNOW! t (4fq) s4T-462s (DEBT RELIEF GtAARANTE J WE CAN HELPI tOMEB NOUSEWMS - ON- TARIO. Names 4 Horne Phone Nwnbers. 1-900-451- 3638 art 6110. $3.69Inw nwst be Is. T -on. M.N.I. BURNmrs OWN BATMi SERMf CA 9054683-1110. Creme a prise mailbox or III owse other persorul sats free. Men a riew Friend a Lae for Ifo. :1 a'ngq'eBored Housewras.r 105 Career Trairing in YgrSingiginTownt. st-900.630 OLU M9 FOR MORT- To e! GAGES- 1st i tad Raiden- COOE051. 19+ t2.99/NIK tial, Commercial. Save cap a wwarkidwoo.m ce 1% on renewals OAC. call Glenn. the Morlgrlge Guy at RELAXATION Body Mortgage Corp. Domireon Montgspe gyp• lift ). M5 140 Computer Data for v*. Fin; - Good ny aro PW 90 VOMN Pined theA6iclub. "Iorr kitd the phone Personek. edCsll �w�y� Macce pe walkedyour dog, resat the ries. had 's, bWrd dile with Services Carp. (IJ055) 661- 61105. Aunt Emma s morn's oar• 175 Home Care sirs' bony (yuck!) what's • 1 Mir ore Tread?.....Nista River biro - 200 Market Basket duction (416) 777-M. R COVERWRMT - hmdsit a Mee Grants and Iosns gdomation 220 Anti ies to Sale 750 Cards of Thanks to slim and expand yyoouurr bili WORRolm PRO- ness or farm. l B00 50rr11B66. CESSINGaw ESVAUSNED BUSINESS for for small or large businesses. sal, AppYarios parts i serv- Competeve rates: amurate; loss also BBO parts and ac- on-time resubs. Experienced. oessories. M stock and Cal (905H35-0313. Highway included.go�M,es21 801 andow Cleaning Kugston Rd.. Ajax. Premises 802 :Ioral Design ►tined with immediate pos- 103 Heatlgk session. Age and hulth res - Conditioning tons to sale. Irwin Days 804 Natural Gas Service (w905Emilio and - 805 Handyman iii , (905)721-1449. 806 Chaney Sweeps NO TIME TO TALK Why not Fax us your adl You can use your fax machine to send us your advertisement. Please allow time for us to confirm your ad copy and puce prior to deadline. One of our customer service representatives will call you. Please remember to leave your company name, address, phone number and contact name. aaaaa Fax News Advertiser 905-579-4218 :11 bwproeerllelI Fbor&Wall Ceramic Tie Installed Int. a Ext Painting Good Prices 122 Years Exp. PWW 906i -M -s e iiia tile! Daws, wi idows, carpentry, baseamds, badromw oeswoks, docks Pres eednaln Somilm Dieksw. S bEBMER OP THE BETTOR evS1NESs suREAU ("a 42&3'ti2 Ask for FaW CONSTRUCTION • Additions • Renovetionls • pecks Basements 427-0059 l"lllll a SEAWAY WATER SUPPLY & DISPOSAL 14-40 Cubic Yard Garbage Bin Rentals BOOK YOUR BIN NOW FOR FALL CLEAN-UP 905-683-1397 : 1 ' PYanbing .op ouauty Plumbing at Reasonable rates Service and new installations Residential -Commercial No lob too bag or small Free estimates -over 20 years experience Call 905.837-9722 810 'GUAPANTEED' PAINTING & PLASTERING stucco ceilings. basement renovations. Pay as your satisfied. For a free es0wab call $to 416-414-5911 (Pick- ering) rabiming and walleeIerws So. c; ' . Ge.eral M1111-11r.kart los or fur s� car bur a FREE F-6— N47Mn! TMS PAINTING At DECOR Interior & Exterior European WorfgW dean, reNBble service. 428-0081 i tJTNAQE Houses, Apartments, Offices, Appliances & Piano Specialists. Senior a MWMonth Discounts. Licensed, insured. Free Estimates. helaslnal Call X7795. R.] > Ma'Yq A slor.It Exp. in moving Hatwholds , 016ces Apts. Packing Avail. Free Estimates 416423-0239 M or small we do l all. 835 So jaryou've tried the rest, Now it' s, to try the Rest! Vacuuming. dusting, kitchens baths, blinds. baseboards, ledges. doors, and more for I low price of $65 lex) Spend Rates Tier., d: Wrd Call Rula (0 cell 416-706-9267 1 Gad•nmg s t.arrae a •''" ec TAKE IT EASY! We cater complete organic garden and lawn care SMICes landscape design and installation. weekly lawn cutting sale for yo r dlaren anoprtr FREE ESTIMATES Car today to find out more tes•a,n a. a k•r,lrr.,t+rrn ATLANTIC TREE SERVICE Tree & Stump removal, trimming Call Jerry 905-619-1363 Serving Ajax/Pickenng area SCHOOL Approved by D.S.A.O • 4 lessons & test $105. •10 Lessons $150 -Full Course 5259 Free pada •up and drop on (416)287-3060 892 11WE,M sca Ic cw Serving Durham Region Discretion Guaranteed Open 9 a.m. Daily (905)725-2322 Now Hiring 18+ DREAM GIRL Anes -II, M Sn*h Look♦♦Moser "Where dreams come true-. New in -town Escort service Very rok". aroma. t rrobon Assured. Out call only. 01438.1526 Noir I4mm 19+ t rikrt fir fe/ 1r<i1LIAM IIIIAM 121" Cl7 6 CLASS E Dt50ET1ON GUAaANrEED 4106 761 JiVOWAMUNG SELL IT NOW CALL AJAX 683-0707 UXBRIDGE 852-9741 • 1 Deeny • 1 Daelfr SHARPE, JACK HAMILTON - Peacefully on Tues- day afternoon, October 5, 1999 at Lakeridge Health Corp, Uxbridge, in his 89th year. Loving husband of Irene Noble. Dear stepfather of Lois Noble and Borden, Pam Noble and the late Keith and Larry and Lorraine Noble. Step—grandfather of Donald (Susan), Darryl (Trish), Dwayne, Darlene (Steve), Dayton, Darren, Tracy (Roy), Tanya and Tyler. Great grandad of eight. Sadly missed by brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews. Private Family Service. In Jack's memory, donations may be made to the Lak- eridge Health Corp. Uxbridge or Community Care, Uxbridge. Classified INDEX 100 Careers 600 Public Notices 105 Career Trairing 610 Legal Notices 110 General Help 620 Tenders 115 Retail Bus. Opportunities 625 Martial Arts 120 Office Help 630 Registrations 130 Sales Help/Agents 640 Corning Events 135 Skilled HeID 650 Auctions 140 Computer Data 660 Bim 150 Hospital Medical Dental 670 Personals 160 Daycare Wanted 671 Businm Personals 165 Daycare Available 675 CwWions 170 Ertgloyment Wanted Ro Annoltn wernts 175 Home Care 690 Worship Services 180 Business to Business 700 Eldidays 200 Market Basket 710 Birft 205 Firewood 720 Deaths 210 Bargain Comer 740 In Mrionairs 220 Anti ies to Sale 750 Cards of Thanks 225 Articles for Rent 755 Graduates 230 Articles Wanted 760 Wedding 235 Chrisbnas Trees Announcerrents 240 Barter Exchange 770 Engagements 250 Garage/Yard Sales 780 Anniversanes 260 Arts & Crafts 800 Improvernerits 265 Antiques 801 andow Cleaning 270 CamptiWinternet 802 :Ioral Design 275 Pods. Spa 103 Heatlgk 280 Lost & Found Conditioning 290 Pets,&q*esBo&*q 804 Natural Gas Service 295-Nestock lex Sale 805 Handyman 300 Automobiles for Sale 806 Chaney Sweeps 305 Autarabies warned 807 Rooting 310 Trucks to Sale 808 Electrical 315 Trucks Wanted $09 Pluiribing 320 Vans/4 Wheel Drive 810 Pairtbrg & Decorating 330 Trailers 811 Mactrre Stop 340 Auto Parts & Repars 812 Appkance Repair 350 Aub Leasing Rentals 813 DOvery 355 M *fides 814 Flying Services 360 Sinoorrnobia 815 Movrtg & Storage 365 Marine 816 Postal Services 370 Re reatiorW Vehicles 817 Commercial Rental 375 Farm Equipment ()nits 380 H)' Duty EWMW IU Piano Turing 4N Ap"ft For Rent 119 Phone Repays & 4M $efYILlS 410 H msec For Rent ore Drapes, OpfalsgM 415 Housing Wanied 621 Ranitire Refinishing 420 Toeinholim For Rent 122 Custom Fixe 425 Space For Rent 0 Seeing Machine 00 Roans For Rent Repairs 435 Rams Warded 124 Ptplography 840 Roan & Board 1125 p T�oRg 445 Fumidted Acwnmtoda0ons p0 Flooring, cap" 450 Shared Accormlodalim &K (ion pity ISS Undomiwns For Rent p5 HOM Clearlig WI Oftice & Retli Space 137 Yard Marftw ce NZ Garage a ftr'dge Space 131 Lawn MDwer Hepw U3 kndlutrial Units W udeti^g & I65 Natellolse Space U11111116:11:1 011 00 CoOlges For Rent 141 Pod MliMnivice US COmtges Riled W Home Secu* 0 Rlltirement tiring - U5 Slaw Rantgal 115 Resits ISO "—°'•9 60 Florida Vacalon Rentals 0 Oiac Joos 05 Land For Red so P"SWAM 600 Private domes For S* a Banquet Facbes 606 IWnled To BW Fill" C Imine s 011 T f glrrlfott9es pr Sale 100 . 1 ludo 614 Gn - AraalRipen Olt PianoTU" 515 fnvesfNlentft" 1K Ka Tlllorsl5lilods 521 Con" For Sale in ft"kiprMrlt Land 0 pSdtools 630 Firms for Sale 0 ktsttr = 535 Loll for Buss Services 540 Poiacyopigdory 545 Vacdoit kperie6 093 Chartered ACCOtrINis 0 Cartages Fa Sale MR pemplislialion 561 Mtlbie Homes and Parks g5 99 Camper Trailer Siles 06 kwestrilenis 05 Mttne)n to Lend 097 field, Beauty sill N1Sttrarlce IJ1 Tv, Final ldal Me*q 515 Holne kspectiIins 901 In Memoriarrts i10 Btfsness OpplrbXliles 910 Deals 4ellenyour car,ifi i" 1.1200,000 over2 weeks - a 2 for 1 THIS MEK Classifieds s fieds Call now and get your ad in over 11200,000 papers over 2 weeks as well as n :�_... o our website at. « 1 www.durhamnews.net U Book your ad in all our papers and get the second week L FREE...FREE...FREE! . "f Your ad will appear in Ajax, Pickering, Whitby, Oshawa,. Clarington, Port Hope, Cobourg, Port Perry and Uxbridge. OSHAWA • WHITBY • CLARII GFON THIS WEEK 576=9335 AJA,LPICK: ,RJ\6 NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 PORT PERRY THIS WEEK UXBRIXE TRIBUNE f 985-2511 852 -9741 - NE" ADVERTISER FRIQW,EDITION, October S; 19 9 PAGE 27 A/P fs- GOLDEN fa- �" GRIDFAMILY DLE' fir' Thanksgiving Splendour DINNER —BUFFET r----------------------------- BUY ONE, GET ONE FREE! , Purchase any pedal lunch s EXPIRES OCT. 29/99 from our $4.99 special menu and two beverages and receive a second lunch FREE! G'hY 1 Otter on available at PICKERING location. GOLDEN 1815 Liverpool Rd. 837-0023 Valid Monday -Friday, 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. RIDDLE' Not valid in conjunction with any other specials. coupons. discounts- GRIDDLE Rn-TAl7tA.Y7S L�------------------------------J- Please read your classified ad on the first day of publication as we cannot be responsible for more than one insertion in the event of an error. YOUR CLASSIFIED AD IN AS MANY AS 260,000 NEWSPAPERS FOR AS LITTLE AS $20 INCLUDING INTERNEE ADS AT: www.durhamnews.net Sell those u; Items costing up to $100, your ad for 3 days only $20.00* Items costing up to $200, your ad for 3 days Only $30.00* Items costing up to $300, your ad for 3 days only $40.00* Items costing up to $400, your ad for 3 days only $50.00* (Vus csr 7%) AJAWICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 683-0707 (905) Our i For information and to place your ad, call 576=9335 O683=0707R UXBRIDGE TRIBUNE ery advisors will be happy to assist with uour ad. 85741 items by placing an ad in our Classified Section. P PAGE 28 NEWS ADVERTISER FRIDAY EDITION, October 8. 1999 a rA .��ttlfE�Q�KICh,(11IKO�Q�F. ��.�j�� T ) 44 0 ' .•h r _ J MQ I DICKERING 4 1ON KINGSTON RD. DRIVE . :-831-2665 THRU . . lNext to MovknAox 9) ' °