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Brushed back on an inside pitch
Chris Wellwood does his level best to get ou! of two friends were getting in some late -season
the way of this inside pitch from Tim Currie at practice. Chris did not charge the mound after
Pickering's Dunmoore Park on Wednesday. The his friend's inside pitch.
Pickering Panther coaches resign_
"Philosophical differences' cited by trio in decision to leave
PICKERING — The Picker- forcing general manager Ron tent coach, was in his first year as
ing Boyer Pontiac Panthers' dis- Blizzard to go behind the bench a head coach with the Pickering
mal season hit a new low earlier for Tuesday night's 2-2 tie with juniors.
this week with the resignation of the Legionaires in Oshawa. He was named to the post this
the coaching staff. Ross says "philosophical dif- summer after Rod McGillis
Bench boss Eric Ross and as- ferences between the coaching stepped down at the conclusion
sistant coaches Jon Crawford and staff and upper management" of last season.
Jeff Long quit the OHA Ontario sparked the resignations, not the For the full story, see page
Provincial Junior `A' Hockey struggling club's 0-8-3 record. 29 of today's Pickering News
League club Monday morning, Ross, a former Panthers' assis- Advertiser.
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Councillor says we're paying to `subsidize Mel'
Durham to send
$4.1 million
to Toronto
It's "ludicrous" that about $4.1
million in property taxes paid by
Durham residents is going to
Toronto to help pay for low-in-
come housing and social assis-
tance there, says a Region politi-
cian.
"This is evidence pooling does-
n't work for the Region of
Durham," Oshawa Councillor
John Gray told finance committee
colleagues Wednesday.
Politicians were discussing the
provincially -mandated pooling of
downloaded costs which requires
Durham and other Greater Toronto
Area regions to share the price tag
for such services as social housing
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Durham programs in place to curb smoking, drinking, drug use
BY SUSAN U'NF,ILL
Staff Writer
With reports that smoking, drinking
and drug use are on the rise among
Canadian youth, a public school board
official here is stressing the importance
of creating a sense of community for
students and encouraging positive atti-
tudes toward learning in teens.
Linda Lowery, substance abuse com-
munity liaison officer with the Durham
District School Board, says ensuring
students feel connected to their commu-
nity and promoting positive relation-
ships among teens, their parents and
teachers "goes a long way" to prevent-
ing the high-risk behaviours identified in
a new Health Canada study.
Trends in the Health of Canadian
Youth, part of a World Health Organiza-
tion study, reveals survey results from
students in Grades 6, 8 and 10 across
Canada. The study found a large number
of pupils are skipping classes, smoking
and drug use arc on the rise, bullying is
common and a small number of students
report they don't feel safe at school.
"Anything we can do to keep stu-
dents connected (to the community) will
go a long way (to preventing those be-
haviours);' Ms. Lowery says.
She notes the public and separate
boards here have several preventive pro-
grams in place, including Racing
Against Drugs, Teens Tackling Tobacco,
and the Values, Influences and Peers
(VIP) program.
The Health Canada survey, conduct-
ed in 1998. shows 23 per cent of Grade
10 girls smoke every day and that two-
thirds of girls that age and 61 per cent of
boys had smoked at least one cigarette.
The survey also concludes that by Grade
10 more than 90 per cent of students
have tried alcohol and that 44 per cent of
boys and 41 per cent of girls have used
marijuana three or more times, up from
30 per cent and 27 per cent in 1994.
The survey also found skipping
classes is fairly common among pupils,
even at a young age. In Grade 6, 29 per
cent of boys and 17 per cent of girls had
skipped school. And, by Grade 10, 21
per cent of boys and 24 per cent of girls
had skipped. According to the report, the
more students skip school, the greater
the likelihood they'll become involved
in high-risk behaviours.
"If we have children spending that
much time in unsupervised activities,
it's an ample opportunity for them to be-
come engaged in high-risk behaviour;'
notes Ms. Lowery, who believes a
"comprehensive approach" that includes
parents, schools and community is the
best way to tackle the issue.
The national survey also questioned
students about whether they feel safe at
school. Eleven per cent of Grade 6 boys
reported they don't feel safe and 10 per
cent of Grade 9 students said their
friends cant' weapons.
Although Ms. Lowery reports there
have not been any local studies tracking
high-risk hehaviowrs among teens in
Durham, the public board's annual stu-
dent attitudinal survey does touch un
sch(x)l safety.
According to the local survey pre-
sented to trustees Monday, 81 per cent
of students in Grades 3 to 6 feel safe in
their school and 82 per cent know what
to do when they're bullied. The report
also suggests schools use teaching and
learning methods that enable social in-
teraction and skill development.
Ms. Lowery believes programs such
as Racing Against Drugs, a week-long
community event held annually at Har-
man Park Arena in Oshawa, and Lions
Quest, which are popular in both of the
region's school boards, "build a sense of
community for children:'
At the Durham Catholic District
School Board, superintendent of student
services Teresa Freedman notes staff are
"very aware there is more opportunity in
the community for drugs and alcohol.
It's much more available:'
That's why administrators and teach-
ers "try to work with students in a pre-
ventive mo del;' she says.
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Dur'h'a''�"m""'b"o"-a""ra `seeKS 1111unction -rule' alle ation
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BY SUSAN O'NEILL
Stuff Writer
Public high school teach-
ers here could be forced to
participate in activities like
commencements and field
trips if the Ontario Labour
Relations Board (OLRB)
agrees they're engaged in an
illegal work -to -rule cam-
paign, reports a board offi-
cial.
The Durham District
School Board filed charges
under the Labour Relations
Act late last week alleging
local members of the Ontario
Secondary Schtol Teachers'
Federation (OSSTF) are par-
ticipating in an illegal strike
action.
"The charges are to get an
injunction to stop the teach-
ers' union from teaming out)
what we believe is an illegal
work -to -rule;' reports board
chairman Doug Ross.
"If the teachers on their
own individual decisions are
withdrawing their service be-
cause they feel the (current
collective agreement) is un-
fair, that's fine;" he says. "But
when you have a union
telling them not to do it, that's
different.
"We feel we have a legal
leg to stand on;' he says.
The Whitby trustee main-
tains OSSTF has instructed
teachers not to participate in
activities like high school
commencements and field
trips to protest the arbitrated
contract settlement handed
down earlier this year.
Trustee Ross says the
board believes those activities
are part of a teacher's job.
"If the services are
deemed to be that, a work -to -
rule, and the judge orders
them back, they have to go
back:" Trustee Ross says. If
the latxur board rules activi-
ties such as participation in
commencements are volun-
tary, the decision will "force
the hand of the Province to
define a teacher's day"
New hydro
utility to cut
jobs
A newly -formed hydro commission
serving Ajax, Pickering and Clarington
will slash up to a fifth of its workforce
and sell or leas: out the Pickering
Hydro building.
The as -yet unnamed corporation was
firmed early this year when Ajax. Pick-
ering and Clarington hydro commis-
sions were merged. The new utility is
the 10th largest in the province, serving
60,(XX) customers with I W employees.
President and CEO John Wiersma
told Ajax council last week, "We want
to reduce the number of employees by
15 to 20 per cent. We hope to do it over
time with attrition and voluntary reduc-
tions. Most employees are satisfied with
our ponition:'
Board of Directors Chairman Jim
Mauro noted new provincial legislation
forces hvdro commissions to pay taxes
and prohibits them from imposing de-
velopment charges for new growth.
To make up for the lost revenue of
development charges, the utility has
been working to cut costs, he noted.
While the utility will maintain the
Clarington and Ajax offices, the Picker-
ing building will be "up for lease or
sale, whatever is best for the corpora-
tion. The sale or lease will take time,"
Mr. Wiersma said.
Until the building is disposed of, the
head office and administration functions
will continue to operate there.
Mr. Mason reported the utility's
"focus has changed from power at the
lowest cost to power at a reasonable rate
and a return to our shareholders"
Mr. Wiersma noted, "Ibe corporate
culture will not be profit before respon-
sibility and it won't be a distant head of-
fice. Our new slogan is 'We have the
power to make our communities bet-
ter'"
A new name and logo for the utility
will be made public at the end of the
month, he said. "It's generic enough so
we can all relate to it."
Under the contract dictat-
ed by arbitrator Richard Jack-
son in January, teachers here
were ordered to instruct 6.5
of 8 classes atter negotiations
between the board and its
high school teachers reached
an impasse.
Since the start of the
1998-99 school year, high
schools across the region
have experienced a decline in
extracurricular activities as
many teachers withdrew their
participation in after-school
teams and clubs.
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But, when it comes to par-
ticipating in events like grad-
uations, that's the 'one time
we should lav down our
weapons and be at peace:'
says Mr. Ross. "We had to do
something"
He notes at this point it's
unknown whether the charge
filed with the OLRB will be
handled by a judge or if an ar-
bitrator will be appointed.
Shelley Page, president of,
OSSTF's Durham district,
could not be reached for
comment.
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DURHAM cillor Gerry Emm His comments not being fair to And, some roughly equiva- That money gram," said Os- dire Mel and the
from page I agreed. "It's hard were echoed by our taxpayers. ratepayers might lent to a two -per "would go a long hawa Councillor boys and girls,"
to explain our Uxbridge Mayor Nobody can ratio- he particularly cent tax increase, way to paying fur Brian Nicholson. Coun. Gray com-
and social assis- money going int) Gerri I"ynn 0'- naliie this to our up,ct to di,cover according to Mr. (Durharn Ke In,tead. it', rnented. "It', lu-
lance. Toronto." Connor. "We're taxpavers." the 5-1.1 million i, (Tapp giun',) road, pro "ge+tns to ,uh,i- di�.:r)u,"
Ontario Min-
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staff report that in
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to contribute :.
$56.7 million to
the pool, with `
$52.6 million
paying for ser-
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remaining $4.1 the
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Drowning in
the GTA pool
Money for Toronto needed here at home
So Durham Region is forking over
more than S4 million this year to pay for
low-income housing and social assis-
tance in Toronto.
As if we don't need that monev here
to pay for our own problems.
According to the Ministry of Fi-
nance. Durham has to pitch in S56.7
million to a Greater Toronto Area axial
services poxol. The problem is only $52.6
million goes to pay for services in our
region while the other $4.1 million is
turned over to Toronto.
In the words of Oshawa Regional
Councillor John Gray. "This is evidence
pooling doesn't work for the Region of
Durham"
The pool came about after the
Province decided to download social
services costs to municipalities in ex-
change for picking up education fund-
ing. But it's caused inequities that have
resulted in what amounts to a two -per
cent tax hike for Durham residents to
pay for Toronto's problems. In other
words our hard-earned taxes will help
Nla%or Mel Lastman keep his pledge to
Torontonians of no tax increases.
Thanks a lox.
The pool actually helped Durham
last year as we got $ (X .(XX) extra com-
ing our way. Of course, no one com-
plained then and there would be few
complaints if we had to pay back
$400.0(X) or a figure close to it this year.
But 10 umcs that amount' Give us a
break. Or at least show us exactly why
we have to pay that extra $4.1 million.
Region finance commissioner Jim
Clapp doesn't understand the widely di-
vergent numbers either. He says the Fi-
nance Ministry "has not provided de-
tailed information regarding the 1999
pooling costs nor the service standards
upon which the costs are pooled. As a
result, it is not certain why Durham's
share of Ixxoling costs for 1999 have in-
creased over 1998"
To make matters even more confus-
ing total downloading costs for the en-
tire GTA dropped from $815 million for
1998 to $770 million this year. So we're
left paying more this year for a lxxwl that
costs less in total this year.
Councillors on the Region's finance
committee all had something to say
about the unexpected hike: -I can't go
out and justify these numbers to my con-
stituents;' said Coun. Gray. Whitby
Councillor Gerry Emm added, "It's hard
to explain our money going into Toron-
to" And Oshawa Councillor Brian To the editor:
Nicholson found another purpose for the A politician thinks only of the
$4.1 million. "It would go a long way to security of his scat; the great
paying for our roads program" politician thinks of the security of
Surely there are plenty of places to his constituents.
spend $4.1 million here in Durham. The A politician sees only of the
Ministry of Finance owes Durham Re- present, and the next election. the
gion a thorough accounting for why great politician sees into the fu -
we're forced to give an extra $4.1 mil- ture... the next generation.
lion to Toronto. A politician acts on occasion to
E-mail comments on this editorial to do what is politically right; the
nnews@durham.net. Submissions great politician makes the occa-
which include the writer's full name sion and does what is morally
and town of residence will be consid- right.
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She shoots she scores
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
MP McTeague a
great politician
Durham team should net women's hockey more exposure
Some of the best hockey on the
planet is played right here in Durham.
No, the Toronto Maple Leafs
haven't moved from one ACC - the
Air Canada Centre - to settle in an-
other ACC - the Ajax Community
Centre. Instead, the best women's
hockey league in the world has a
franchise which plays most home
games at the lesser-known ACC.
The Durham Clearnet Lightning
women's hockey team is the newest
entry in the National Women's Hock-
ey League, an elite senior `AAA' loop
with nine squads from Ontario and
Quebec and many of the top female
players in the world from the
Olympic programs of Canada, the
U.S., Switzerland, Finland and Japan.
Durham's entry plays in the
league's West Division against the
Beatrice (North York) Aeros, Bramp-
ton Thunder, Mississauga Chiefs alld
the Scarborough Sting. Teams in the
East Division are the Ottawa NCCP
Raiders, Le Wingstar de Bonaventure
(Montreal), Les Panthdres de Sainte -
Al Rivett
V,
Sports Editor
Julie and Le Mistral de Laval.
"It's recognized as the top league
in the world and the girls on the
teams come from all over the world,"
points out Durham Clearnet Light-
ning head coach and Ajax resident
Don Henwood.
For example, the Brampton team
has Sue Mertz from the U.S.
women's hockey team which won
gold at the 1998 Winter Olympics in
Nagano, Japan. As well, Le Mistral
de Laval boasts several members
from the Japanese Olympic squad.
The Durham Clearnet Lightning
line-up is made up of Durham resi-
dents Jessica Allen and Patty Davis
along with players who have come
great distances to play. Monica
Samec, a Los Angeles resident, has
relocated to Durham to suit up for the
Lightning. Sara Reid and Elizabeth
Chiasson commute from Kingston.
So far in their inaugural season,
the Lightning are 0-7. But Mr. Hen -
wood is confident that will turn
around. "lite players are improving
each time they go on the ice together.
I can see the positives and the
progress of the team." See for your-
self when the Lightning take on the
NCCP Raiders at the Ajax Communi-
ty Centre this Saturday at 7:30 p.m.
The Durham entry into the league
should hasten the evolution of
women's hockey in the region.
It will not only improve the calibre
of hockey played at the senior level.
"It will give the young girls some-
thing to watch and strive for," says
Mr. Henwood.
You go, girls.
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cian is an independent thinker
with uncommon capabilities. He
sees what time i. bringing - the
great economic and social forces
that flowlike a tide over commu-
nities, the consumers, the poor
and business in general.
Through daring and unyielding
persistence, he has placed the
spotlight on the very same regula-
tors who have been judge, jury
and police. He's taken on the big
oil companies for gouging and
fleecing us at the gas pumps ( Bill
C-235); grocery giants' mergers
to take the dominant position in
the marketplace (Bill C-472);
cable television networks' "nega-
tive option" billing when it wasn't
wanted. He's tackled criminals
who elude police to prevent the
sort of chase that resulted in Fa-
ther Ilce Miovski's death (Bill C-
440), child pornography and her-
itage protection. These are just
some of the issues. I
The great politician is the am-
bassador of the people and is be-
yond partisan politics.
Canada's great politician is
Pickering -Ajax -Uxbridge MP
Dan McTeague.
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It's a jungle out there...
Animal control services in Durham cope with unwanted and lost pets
BY JACQUIF MCINNF.S
Staff Writer
0 one knows how many an-
imals passed through the
doors of Oshawa Animal
Services Centre last year, or how
many of them were put to death in
the weekly ritual to make room for
more.
Nobody knows because nobody
kept count.
Accountability is just one of the
policies the Oshawa city clerk says
he'll be investigating during a full
review in the coming months to
determine just how humane Os-
hawa's animal care really is. Brian
Suter has also promised to delve
into all the other policies the shel-
ter currently operates under in-
cluding the way animals are euth-
anized, the current lack of medica-
tion available to treat animals at
the shelter and the methods used to
promote adoptions of the animals.
"We are not standing firm be-
hind any single policy;" said Mr.
Suter, responding to questions on
the agency's current practices.
"We want to examine what we do
against what other agencies do and
make sure we do the best on behalf
of the citizens of Oshawa and the
animals we care for."
The clerk's office took over ju-
risdiction for animal control in
July from the parks and recreation
department. It's still coming up to
speed on the ability of the facilities
to meet the needs of the animals it
serves, he said.
"I can't give the background
because it (animal services) was
under the parks section. We are re-
viewing every single policy we
have;" Mr. Suter says.
Last ThursJay, after learning no
data is kept on the number of ani-
mals going through the centre, he
requested a yearly report to coun-
cil detailing those numbers in the
future, he said.
Courtice resident Linda Hopley
is one person who hopes that re-
view will result in big changes at
the shelter.
When a stray cat wandered
up to her back door last
year it led her to the ani-
mal shelter and into a crusade to
try to save the thousands of cats,
many of which are healthy, that are
killed each year in Durham. While
the homeless cat population is the
number -one problem, she believes
the treatment those animals are
getting at the Oshawa shelter is an
issue in itself.
"My main concern is the man-
ner in which they are put down,"
she says. The plight of the cats has
consumed the lives of herself and
her two young daughters since she
found that stray.
In the past year, the family,
mostly at their own expense, and
with the help of a Courtice veteri-
narian have rescued, cared for,
spayed, neutered and adopted out
over 300 cats. Although she knows
it's a job too large for one person,
she feels she can't turn back.
"I realized some would die (at
the shelters)," she says, but she
didn't expect so many would die.
And, in Oshawa, unlike in any
other shelter in Durham Region,
it's the way in which the cats are
A.J. GROEN/ News Advertiser photo
Steve Britton cuddles one of the stray cats up for adoption through
one of Durham Region's animal control services at Petsmart.
euthanized as well as how many
are put down that concerns her.
In Oshawa, euthanasia is per-
formed in a gas chamber, a method
which is not illegal for destroying
cats, but is considered by many in-
cluding other shelter operators, as
a less humane option.
"We don't have gas," says
Karen Lyle of Clarington Animal
Services. "It's supposed to he
quite a thing of the past"
Clarington and the Pickering,
Ajax, Whitby (PAW) shelters have
a veterinarian administer an injec-
tion to the animals that must be eu-
thanized.
r. William Holley is the
veterinarian inspector for
Ontario under the Animals
for Research Act. He heads up the
department responsible for regu-
lating animal control centres
across the province. Gassing is
"still quite legal and fairly com-
mon," he says. However, he added,
unlike cats, dogs must already be
unconscious prior to gassing.
"[here was more of a concern
for dogs. And cats can be more of
a hazard, harder to handle" It may
be more difficult to sedate a wild
cat, he suggests.
Yet, many of the cats being
gassed are not wild, contends Mrs.
Hopley. They're simply aban-
doned or lost family pets which,
given the chance, would adjust
well in a new home. Many are kit-
tens left in boxes by irresponsible
pet owners for fate to carry away.
All animals going into Ontario
animal services centres must, by
law, be held for 72 hours for the
owner to claim. In Oshawa,
healthy cats are kept for four more
days during which time they can
be adopted out. At the end of seven
days, there is a good chance they
will be killed to make room for
new strays.
Mrs. Hopley doesn't blame
the staff at the shelter, who she
contends are victims of the system
as much as the animals.
"They hate to put them down;'
she says. "They really do care.
They don't have a choice and they
do feel the cat situation is over-
whelming. It is hard to imagine
finding a solution because it (stray
cats) is such a huge problem."
Unfortunately, says Mr. Suter,
"We're required by our own by-
laws to take in any cats that come
in." That means keeping cages
available even if it means extermi-
nating the animal occupying those
cages.
arlier this year, Mrs. Hopley
was taking cats from the
shelter on a regular basis to
help reduce the number that had to
be put down. However, the shelter
had to stop her from doing that be-
cause rescue groups and adoption
agencies must meet specific re-
quirements impossible for her to
comply with from her suburban lo-
cation.
But at PAW, euthanasia is
"never, ever for space reasons,"
says Sylvie Lynch. "It's because
they're not suitable for adoption.
They're too old, they're not kitty
box trained, they're ill or aggres-
sive."
Yet, Whitby's euthanasia is still
high. Of 506 cats taken in during
1998, only 27 were claimed by
their owners, 88 were adopted out
and the remaining 384 were put to
death.
Oshawa's seven-day euthanasia
policy could also have a lot to do
with its operating budget, which
for 1999 is $200,000 according to
Mr. Suter. That is to cover an area
with a population of 142,000 peo-
ple. In contrast, Clarington, with
an estimated population of 72,000,
operates on a budget of $252,101.
Clarington is the model Mrs.
Hopley would like to see all mu-
nicipalities adopt because of its
aggressive adoption programs and
no -kill policy for healthy animals.
In 1998, the shelter took in 407
cats. Despite the fact only 23 were
retrieved by owners, only 31 were
_uthanized and the rest were res-
ued or adopted.
In 1993, the shelter began
AOrkm,, with a Toronto-based
:r -up. Animal Alliance. The group
i_rced to take any animals that
1.%�)uld otherwise qualify to be do-
nated to research because a home
could not be found for them.
II animal control centres in
Ontario are required to do-
nate healthy adult animals
that meet a basic criteria to re-
search if they are to be killed.
Many shelters, including Oshawa,
I gnore the directive for humanitar-
ian reasons. Mr. Holley says the
shelters are breaking the law, but
are not pursued.
In addition, :Clarington has
formed community partnerships
with companies including the
Bowmanville Pet Valu and the
Whitby Petsmart which allows the
shelter to display animals for
adoption in the pet supply stores.
Oshawa has one adoption
agency, Clarington Pet Connec-
tion, which takes dogs — though
rarely cats — from the shelter. Mr.
Suter says he's hoping that will
change in the near future. The City
is currently talking to a large retail
pet supply chain to arrange for a
similar program to the one used by
Clarington, he says.
�t isn't just the length of time
the animals are kept in Oshawa
that concerns Mrs. Hopley. It's
how they're cared for while they
are there.
In Clarington and Whitby, ani-
mals coming into the shelters are
given immune system -boosting In-
terferon in their food to help keep
animals which may already be run
down from becoming more sus-
ceptible to illnesses contracted
from the other animals.
"We learned at a lecture to put
it in the food," explains Ms. Lyle.
"It gets the animals healthier and
when people know you're taking
care of them they come and adopt
from you."
The Clarington shelter treats in-
fected animals with antibiotics.
In contrast, Linda Braithwaite,
an animal control officer for Os-
hawa says, "We don't have so
much as an aspirin here."
Under regulations governing
animal services a pound must use
"all steps practical to prevent dis-
tress and to treat and prevent the
spread" of infections and disease,
says Mr. Holley. However, he
adds, the interpretation of "all
steps practical" is vague and de-
pendent on the resources available.
NEWS BRIEFS IN AJAX
AND PICKERING
OCT. 15, 1999
All aboard new
morning express train
Another GO train will soon be
whisking weekday commuters into
the city during the morning.
Starting Monday, Nov. 1, an ad-
ditional train will leave from Os-
hawa at 7:11 a.m., stop in Whitby,
Ajax and Pickering to pick up addi-
tional passengers and then travel
express to Union Station for arrival
at 7:55 a.m.
In addition to providing an
extra 1,600 seats for riders be-
tween Oshawa and Pickering, it will
also free up capacity on other
trains now stopping at stations in
Toronto.
The Greater Toronto Transit
Authority approved the new train
last week.
Durham Chairman and GT
board member Roger Anderson is
delighted. "Our residents will be
pleased" with the added train.
"This is an excellent decision
by the board" Mr. Anderson says.
"Many residents of our region rely
on GT Transit to travel into Toronto
each day. An extra express train
will ensure that more passengers
are able to obtain a seat and arrive
in Toronto, in some cases, as much
as 32 minutes faster."
All other weekday morning
trains will remain on their current
schedules.
Durham taxpayers get
April Fool's jolt
Durham residents may or may
not be laughing when Region politi-
cians deliver some news around
April Fool's Day.
Regional council next Wednes-
day will consider setting March 29
as the date it will approve a budget,
and possible tax increase, for
2000.
And, starting next year, Region
staff will provide an Economic and
Financial Forecast to give politi-
cians an outlook of Durham's fiscal
outlook over a three-year period.
Clarington Councillor John
Mutton told finance committee col-
leagues Wednesday the fiscal fore-
cast will give Durham politicians
and bureaucrats an idea of the Re-
gion's monetary needs over a num-
ber of years so they can better plan
for the future.
"I like the three-year forecast. It
goes a long way to providing long-
term tax policies. Its a good step
toward a future of a stable tax poli-
cy"
Kick the habit with
group help
Smokers who would like to kick
the habit can join Durham Region
Lung Association's Smoker's Over-
coming Smoking group which
starts Monday, Oct. 18.
SOS is dedicated to helping
people at every stage of the quit-
ting process.
The group will meet at 7 p.m. at
the Lung Association office, 40
King St. W., Oshawa. There's a
one-time $10 registration fee,
which includes a copy of 'Get On
Tract; a self-help guide.
For more information about the
group, call 436-1046.
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Young people across the region are invited to
attend an upcoming conference aimed at pre-
venting youth violence.
The Muslim Youth and Community Centre of
Pickering/Durham, Pickering Village United
Church and the Beth Zion Synagogue in Oshawa
are joining together to present 'Prevention of
Youth Violence: Religious Perspectives* on Sat-
urday. Nov. 6.
-Violence doesn't achieve anything;' says
conference organizer (kram Makki, president of
the Muslim Youth and Community Centre.
"Hopefully we will be able to tell students noth-
If you care,
join the brigade
The St. John
Ambulance is
looking for vol-
unteers who
would be proud
to wear the black
and white uni-
form.
As a member
of the St. John
Am h u I a n c c
Brigade, volun-
teers %%[I] he
trained in first aid
and provide pa-
tient care at a va-
riety of public
events, such as
parades, hocks%
games. concerts
and cultural
events.
Anyonc from
age 8 to 65 who
has a sense of re-
sponsibility to the
community and
enjoys helping
other people can
join. Currently
both the youth
and adult pro-
grams are look-
ing for new re -
cruets.
For more in-
formation call the
Durham office of
the St. John Am-
bulance at 1-800-
267-1032,
ing will he resolved through violence"
The conference will examine why youth re-
sort to violence, how youth violence can he pre-
vented and how religious faith can play a role in
that prevention, Mr. Makki says.
It's being held at Pickering Village United
Church, 300 Church St. N. in Ajax, from 9:30
a.m. to 2 p.m. Lunch will be served at I p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
There is no registration fee. For more infor-
mation call (kram Makki at 831-2351, David
Jones at 683-4721 or Cheryl Frayne at 668-
8807.
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Academics and Achievements
Andrea Kindlon from Ajax was
today awarded a 1999 Canadian
core Scholarship. The Scholarship
program recognizes students with
a %9M Andrea Kmdron was her "Aro strong adademic achievement
and leadership within their schools and communities.
"Canadian Tire is committed to our employees and their
families." says Associate Dealer, Dave Nicholson. We're proud to
encourage a winning spirit through our scholarship program
and thrilled to see a local Ajax student receive this award in
recognition or her hard work."
Andrea, who graduated from Denis O'Connor High School is
currently attending York University in Toronto.
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Residents without power after storm downs hydro lines
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tinued until just after 6 p.m., re- were also caused by trees falling without electricity for about four
ports Diana Hills -Milligan, public on lines along the north and south hours.
relations co-ordinator for the local sides of Hwy. 7. In the south, households in the
utility. "There were long outages up Oklahoma Drive/West Shore
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area of" Westney and Eighth Com- "especially in the Westney Road power between 11:30 p.m. and 2
,c,,sion roads, where lines were area because they had to put that a.m.
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The utility's crews worked all
night to fix the downed lines and
were still on the job Thursday
morning.
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OCT. 15, 1999
FRIDAY, OCT. 15
ALLERGIES: The Durham Region
Anaphylaxis Support Group meets
the third Friday of each month at
7:30 p.m. Support for those dealing
with life-threatening allergies. 420-
8404. 686-3018 for location.
ADDICTION: The Serenity Group
holds its weekly 12 -Step Recovery
Meeting at 8 p.m. at Bayfair Baptist
Church. 817 Kingston Rd.. Picker-
ing. The group deals with addictions
of all types, including co-dependen-
cy. All welcome. Child care program
available as required. 428-9431 (Jim.
evenings).
FRENCH WOMEN: Drench-speak-
inL women are invited to Le Cercle
Francophone d'Ajax, which meets at
8 p.m. Call 839-0343 for location
and more information.
SATURDAY. OCT. 16
CARIB DANCE: The Pickering
Carib Canadian Cultural Association
hosts a 19th anniversary Dinner and
Dance at the Pickering Recreation
Complex. 186- Valley Farm Rd.
Guest speaker is provincial court
judge Honourable Gregor} Regis.
Formal dress, cash bar, prizes. Music
by Fletcher's Love. $25 tier mem-
bers. $30 for others. Cocktails at
6:30 p.m.. dinner at 7:30 p.m. 420-
5196. 427-7344, 42-67.16.
YMCA REUNION: The YMCA
Farnrly Resource Centre (formerly
PACE). 14tH) Bayly St.. Unit 166.
Pickering, celebrates its 15th birth-
day from 10 a.m. to noon. Current
and former members arc invited.
Crafts, cake. Take pictures of chil-
dren when they were members.
Phone 839-8011 for more informa-
tion.
APPLE DAY: OWASCO District
Bca� crs, Cubs and Scouts hold their
Apple Day for Scouts Canada. They
will be at shopping malls and going
door-to-door selling apples and tags.
CANCER: Therapeutic Touch for
people dealing with cancer, to pro-
mote a sense of wellness and relax-
ation by working with the body's
flow of energy, is offered at 1 I a.m.
by appointment only at Hearth Place
Cancer Support Centre, 86 Colborne
St. W., Oshawa. Call 579-4833 to
register.
CANCER: Tai Chi is offered from
10 to I 1 a.m. at Hearth Place Cancer
Support Centre, 86 Colborne St. W.
Oshawa. Learn about the graceful
series of movements that support re-
laxation and stress reduction and im-
prove strength and flexibility. Call
579-4833 to register.
SUNDAY, OCT: 17
CHURCH: Greenwood United
Church holds 136th Anniversary
Services, at the church on Sixth Con-
cession Road between Hwy. 7 and
Westney Road. Phyllis Spencer from
Pickering Village United Church
will be guest speaker at the 11 a.m.
service. A free lunch follows at
noon.
An evening musical service be-
ginning at 7:30 p.m. features `Faded
Denim' from Uxbridge. Refresh-
ments follow. For more information
call Phone 683-8513 for more infor-
mation.
shares experiences
A popular children's en-
tertainer will share her expe-
riences with breast cancer at
a special meeting being held
next week.
Hearth Place Cancer
Support CenliCs Lecture
Series presents Sharon
Hampson of Sharon Lois &
Bram, sharing her personal
journey to wellness after two
incidents with breast cancer.
Tuesda\. Oct. 1 u at " p.ni. at
Whitby Free Methodist
Church (northeast corner of
Rossland and Garrard
Roads).
Also, Pamela West, clini-
cal nurse specialist in oncol-
ogy and supportive care, and
Dr. Jim Nelson, radiologist,
at Lakeridge Health Os-
hawa, will discuss preven-
tion, early detection and risk
factor,, for brca,,t cancer.
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Except for successfully predicting
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Things that used to pose a big
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Laying the Fall groundwork for
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preservation of healthy plants may require a
hit of reading or first-hand instruction. Ask
your local nursery or garden centre staff' for
help. They're usually ver} knowlcdgeahle.
and often have free brochures and
pamphlets on hand for their customers.
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About BouClair,
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Decor Superstore!
BouClair, the Fabric and Decor
Superstore in Ajax, is celebrating its first
anniversary tomorrow. October 16. 19998!
Since its inception in 1969 as a single
fabric store, BouClair has come long way
to become a leader in the do-it-yourself
window coverings and fabric industry. Its
selection of products includes drapery
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and bath accessories as well as apparel
fabrics, notions and patterns. The
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Canada. In 1960 he started his own
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SinCLAIR, two sewing teachers who were,
also valued wholesale customers, and
invited them to become his partners.
Over time, his two partners became
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operating a retail store and so, Mr.
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shares and began operating the business
himself.
In 1997, Gerry Goldberg sold his
interests in BouClair to his two sons,
Adam and Peter. Subsequently, in 1998,
the two brothers joined forces with Jo -Ann
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the company and therefore becoming
partners with the largest fabric and craft
retailer in the United States.
Currently, BouClair numbers more than
60 stoles in Ontario and Quebec
employing more than 1000 associates and
is in the middle of an aggressive expansion
program through Eastern Canada.
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Until this Sunday, to celebrate its first
anniversary and to thank its customers for
their patronage during the past year, the
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(NC) -Remodeling the kitchen can bring one of
the highest returns on investment for a
homeowner. Even minor changes to a kitchen can
pay dividends in the long run as well as giving
you a contemporary look and great new features
to enjoy in the interim. Return on remodeling
investment for something as simple as having a
new faucet installed can average 114 per cent.
If you're considering a face-lift for a tired
kitchen, these fresh ideas in faucets are a great
place to start.
Ditch the chrome!
The polished brass look has moved out of the
bathroom and into the kitchen with the advent of
new finishes as tarnish resistant and durable as
chrome. These low -maintenance faucets deliver a
high visual impact and are more affordable than
ever. Delta Faucet's popular Brilliance polished
brass finish is abrasion resistant and won't
corrode, tarnish or discolour overtime.
Another popular alternative to chrome is the
clean look of white faucets. Manv manufacturers
offer faucets treated with special hardening
processes that give them a tough, protective laver
keeping them clean and white.
Chaise a style that's versatile
Homeowners should look for a functional spout
height and length. A nine inch arched spout can
provide the reach required for most double -howl
sinks and ample clearance for filling large pots
and buckets. Designs with longer spouts can
make life easier, especially when dealing with a
sink full of dirty dishes!
You can also choose between a two -handle faucet
or a single -handle model. Most sinks allow the
homeowner to change heawc m single and two -
handle models easily. While some people feel
single handle faucets are easier to use and more
convenient in a busy kitchen, others may prefer
the look of traditional two handle faucet as well
as the option of* using it to teach children to
distinguish between hot and cold.
Make prep work a snap I (
In many kitchens, an island offers much needed
extra room for meal preparation. For islands with
a prep sink, homeowners can consider a
matching bar faucet for the extra sink. An
attractive Waterfall arch style can he carried from
the main sink area to the island area beautifully.
Add an accessory
New faucet accessories can add even more
functionality to the kitchen sink. Sprayers, soap
dispensers and pull-out faucets are a great way to
update your kitchen and make washing
everything - dishes, food and even your hands -
easler.
For more mh)rmatn)n and ideas, contact Delta
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(NC) -Planning to renovate your home this fall?
5.000 homeowners who have already
Before you start remodelling that kitchen or
had their homes evaluated have
bathroom, you ma} want to consider having your
indicated that they liked the fact that the
home evaluated to identify opportunities to
technicians Provided unbiased advice
incorporate energy-efficient upgrades into the
about what and how best to renovate
renovation - upgrades designed to keep your
with energy efficiency in mind.
energy hills low and your home more comfortable
For information on the EnerGuide for
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Qualified technicians working for EnerGuide for
Houses Program, or to obtain free
publications on how to make you home
Houses, a new federal government program, will
more energy-efficient, contact the Office
conduct a walk-through energy assessment of
of Energy Efficiency (OEE) at Natural
your home that includes recording insulation
Resources Canada, 590 Booth Street.
levels and assessing the energy efficiency of its
Ottawa. Ontario. K 1 A OE4, fax: (61 3 )
water and ventilation systems. They wi11 also
9.113-1590. Some publications can be
perform a "blower door test" of your home to find
ordered on-line at the OEE's web site at
energy -wasting air leaks. A computer-aided house
fit tp:Uoee.nrcan.gc.ca.
modelling program is used to estimate your
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presented with a copy of the technician's report,
and a label that rates your home's energy
efficiency against similar houses across Canada.
The technician's recommendations can be used to
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reduce your use of energy in the process. For
example. removal of old plaster or drywall may
give you the opportunity to add insulation. install
ductwork for a more efficient heating system. or
seal cracks and holes in the exterior walls to
reduce or eliminate costly, drafts. If' you're
changing windows, you may wish to change to
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(NC) -Old houses may be beautiful to kook
at. but living in them may not always be as
pleasant. 1\1any older homes are drafty, cold
and very expensive to heat and cool.
Gabe Farkas, a Toronto building scientist,
has helped restore many older houses in
both Canada and the U.S. In his experience.
air leakage is the biggest problem that
people face when trying to restore an older
home.
"Older homes are notorious for being
drafty;' says Farkas. "Usually old homes
have a relatively small air space to fill, and
choosing the right kind of insulation is
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Proper
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around a structure, prodding energy
efficient heating and cooling. But Farkas
says that choosing the right kind of
insulation is not a simple matter of getting
the one that provides the maximum energy
cfficiencv.
"Of course controlling and presenlink air
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The formula expands to 60 times its original
volume, permanently sticking to the
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air harrier.
"Icynene can he installed through a very
small hole in the wall for a fraction of the
cost of gutting and re -installing
corn%cntional insulation;' says Farkas. "And
it allows homeowners to preserve many
original architectural details"
The Icynene Insulation System(tm) has been
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lantic.
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Find the essence of Paris in its cafes
BY RAY CHATELIN
Special to the Nests Advertiser
The French know.
Thee always have and have never tried to
hide the fact. The essence of Paris is not in its
monuments, nor in its music or in its fashion
houses near the Champs Elysee. It's found in
the mix of humanity that frequent the outdoor
cafes.
Pick any single Paris cafe — morning,
noon, or in the evening — and at every table
there's a story unfolding. Sit and watch and
it*s like chapters in gothic novels conic to
life.
You can easily pick out the types - lovers
meeting, lovers separating, the lonely, the
poets, the artists, students, businessmen try-
ing to find relief from sales projections.
Yuu dont cat at a sidewalk cafe to con-
duct business. The French know this. So do
the Italians and Greeks. The British don't un-
derstand this nor do the Japanese. the Swedes
or the Germans.
The French, Italians and Greeks know that
sunshine melts the brain and that fresh air and
wine stimulate the appetite, all right. but not
for business.
In Paris the streets are lined with cafes
competing for the attention of lo%ers, tourists,
secretaries. They go there to watch and be
watched in turn. It's an art form in which
messages abound without a word ever spo-
ken. The language is clear, the messages are
unmistakable. A subtle - glance. an understat-
ed nod, coquettish glimpse from salad to
woman or man to wine and then a sip from
the glass.
The French love intrigue. Even when it
amounts to nothing, reaction is everything.
A smile may acknowledge approval or it
might say. "Sora. I'm taken. but it would
have been nice. -
A frown may be a rejection, or a sign of
disappointment. A kiss on the cheek may
mean commitment or it might he signal that
this is only friendship.
It's all in the style and it's this skill of form
that separates the French from other Euro-
peans. In Greece, the style is group show-
manship, in Italy it's individual flamboyance.
On the island of Mykonos in Greece,
there's a place called Philippi's and it's one of
my favourite outdoor eating establishments
anywhere. It's not because of the food, but
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merely enters - they perform. The entrance is
through a door at street level and then you de-
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view of everyone.
Boisterous hugs and greetings fill the air
as customers try to out -entrance one another.
The food is incidental to the theatre.
In North America, eating alone is a sug-
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Fun projects for thegardenautumn season using home
it's fall and Thanksgiving
is here, soon it will be Hal-
loween and then the holiday
season is upon us. Here are
four fun projects to do with
the kids between now and
Christmas:
Pumpkin Pots
These 'Pumpkin Pots' are
a neat way for kids to create
a Thanksgiving table centre-
piece. You need some small
lightweight pumpkins, com-
mercial potting soil and
some pansies.
Pansies are available
right now in a number of
local garden centres. Adults
should supervise the cutting
and scooping, but the planti-
ng and creativity can he left
up to the kids. Scoop out
small, lightweight pumpkins
and fill them with a com-
mercial potting soil. Don't
use soil from the garden. It's
too heavy and dense. As
well garden soil harbours in-
sects and if you are bringing
your pumpkin pot indo or% or
giving it to Grandma, it's
better to leave the wild life
outside!
Plant your pansies in the
soil and water well. Drain
off any excess water by tip-
ping the pumpkin gently to
the side. If you want to use a
large pumpkin and more
pansies you can use your
creation as a decoration for
your doorstep. The weather
outside is fine for pansies.
Thcy don't even mind a little
frost. After Halloween you
can toss it in the compost
pile.
Potato pats
Buy a sweet potato and a
baking potato (Russett is a
good type) at the grocery
store. Fill two large -
mouthed jars half full with
water. Stick three strong
toothpicks around the sides
of each potato at the same
level and place them in the
jars. The toothpicks hold the
potatoes up. Put your pals
on a sunny windowsill. In
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about six to eight weeks,
you'll see lovely green vines
emerging. This is the time to
let the kids' creativity take
over. A felt pen, some but-
tons for eyes or whatever
craft supplies you have will
let them give character to
their potato pal.
A Christmas tree
for the birds
Find a small potted ever-
green. Lots of the garden
centres are clearing them
out now. A Dwarf Alberta
spruce is a good choice. Let
the kids decorate the tree
with treats for the birds.
Garlands of popcorn or
berries will attract birds.
Fruit slices and pine cones
filled with peanut butter and
rolled in bird:kxd are edible
decorations that will keep
our feather friends coming
back. Put the little tree out-
side near a window so the
kids can see it from inside.
As the birds consume their
treats the kids can keep it
stocked with bird -friendly
goodies. As the weeks go by
make sure the tree is wa-
tered and doesn't dry out. It
should make it through the
winter and then it can be
planted in the garden.
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Is it spring yet:'
Later in the year when
it's really cold and miser-
able outside, bring spring in-
doors by forcing bulbs. Pa-
perwhite narcissi are the
easiest bulbs for this and are
always successful. You will
need a shallow flowerpot,
papetwhite -narcissi bulbs,
pebbles or sand and potting
soil. Pick out large, firm
bulbs for best results. Fill
See fall colours along Rouge
The Rouge Valley Foun- Meadowvale Road and take
dation presents Walk for the the Toronto Zoo tamp on the
Rouge, its annual wilderness right. Turn east at the traffic
walk. lights at the bridge to the zoo
lineae will be a long guid- and proceed to the parking
ed tour for experienced hik- lot. Take a water bottle,
ers from 10 am. to 1:30 p.m. packed lunch, and a camera.
and a short walk for begin- Wear sturdy footwear and
ners from 10:30 am. to noon rain gear if needed. It's free,
on Saturday, Oct. 23. but donations are being ac -
Meet at the Rouge Valley cepted.
Conservation Centre (The Phone (416) 284-0257 for
Pearse House). Go north on more information.
the shallow pot halfway
with either pebbles or a
combination of potting soil
and sand mixed half-and-
half. Place bulbs in the pot
pointed end up.
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potting soil/sand mix on top
of the bulbs but don't cover
them completely. Paper -
whites like air and light so
place your bulbs in a sunny
spot that also gets cool at
night. In front of a window
is a good choice. Avoid
places like the top of your
television. Check the water
level once in a while and
add water if the pot becomes
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Parents and educators are invited
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Toronto Sunday. Oct. 17 to learn
more about teaching methods for
learning -disabled students.
The session. being held at the
Westin Harbour Castle. is sponsored
by The Clinical Services Network
and Concerned Parents Seminars.
Participants will learn strategies
for parenting and educating children
for whom traditional teaching meth-
ods are not successful. techniques
and skills to enhance the develop-
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spond to aggression and other dis-
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Registration fee is S55_
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Weekend at the movies...
Bruce Willis, Michelle
Pfeiffer tell The Story of Us
Now playing at Moviplex 9, Pickering
The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland:
Kevin Clash, Mandy Patinkin, Vanessa Williams.
Elmo loves his fuzzy. well-worn blue blanket better
than anything in the whole world. In fact, they are
inseparable... a perfect team. Elmo would never let
anything happen to it until a tug-of-war with his
friend 'Lex: sends his beloved blanket to faraway
Grouchland — a place full of grouchy creatures.
Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me:
:Mike Myers, Heather Graham. Yeah, baby, yeah!
Austin Powers, International Man Of Mystery, is
back in theatres, in full swing and completely sha-
gadelic! This time, he's heading hack in time to
1969 to hunt down the nefarious Dr. Evil, who
threatens to lea -we our hero 'shagless' forever.
Drive Me Crazy: Melissa Joan Hart, Adrian
Grenier. Nicole and Chase live next door to each
other, and that's about all they have in common.
Nicole is up on the latest fashions; Chase on the
newest protest. She wouldn't miss a pep rally or
basketball game; he can usually be found moping
in some darkened coffee house. But to navigate the
landmines of high whool love, they must join
forces.
For the Love of the Game: Kevin Costner,
Kelly Preston. This film takes a provocative look
into the professional and personal passions of Billy
Chapel, a legendary baseball pitcher nearing the
end of his career who is forced to re-examine his
priorities when confronted with unexpected cir-
cumstances.
Inspector Gadget: Matthew Broderick, Rupert
Everett, Joely Fisher, Michelle Trachtenberg, Dab-
ney Coleman. Inspector Gadget is a naive security
guard blown to pieces by the nefarious Dr. Claw. A
:exy scientist rebuilds him and he penetrates River-
ton City's darkest underworld to save not only his
good name, but the world.
Jakob The Liar: Robin Williams, Alan Arkin.
In Nazi -occupied Poland during the Second World
War. poor Jewish cafe owner Jakob accidentally
overhears a forbidden radio news bulletin sig-
nalling Soviet military successes against German
forces. To combat the overwhelming depression
and suicide that pervades the ghetto, Jakob spreads
fictitious news bulletins about Allied advances
against the Nazis — lies that keep hope and hu-
mour alive among the ghetto inhabitants.
Mystery, Alaska: Russell Crowe, Hank Azaria,
Lolita Davidovich. The remote and isolated Nlvs-
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IE STREAK (AA) -Fri, Mon -Thu 7:20-9:35 Sat -Sun 4:35.7:20-9:35
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outside, but inside, behind closed doors, Mys-
tery has all the sex scandals, hidden secrets,
prying eves and political hypocrisies of any
urban den of iniquity. And, it has a darn good
hockey team.
Runaway Bride: Julia Roberts, Richard
Gere, Joan Cusack. A reporter is assigned to
write a story about a woman who has left a
string of fiances waiting at the altar.
Star Wars l - The Phantom Menace:
Liam Neeson. Darth Vader is a hopeful nine-
year-old boy named Anakin Skywalker and
Obi -Wan Kenobi is a young Jedi Knight. The
first chapter of the Star Wars saga.
Stigmata: Patricia Arquette. Gabriel
Byrne. Jonathan Pryce. When a young
woman becomes the focus of brutal assaults
by an unseen attacker, the spiritual implica-
tions of the incidents drive a Vatican official to
send a priest to investigate.
The Story of Us: Bruce Willis, Michelle
Pfeiffer. Ben and Katie seem to have it all —
two great kids, a beautiful home, a secure life.
But, their marriage has somehow fallen apart
and the moment of truth is at hand. Do they
make the investment in each other after all of
these years or do they cut their losses and
move on before they hurt everyone they love?
The Thomas Crown Affair: Pierce Bros-
nan. Rene Russo. Denis Leary. A millionaire
playboy seeking new challenges steals a
world-famous Monet and then strikes up a
fiery romance with Catherine Banning, the
brilliant female investigator who is on to his
name.
Now playing at the Cineplex Odeon Ajax
10 Cinemas:
American Beauty: Kevin Spacey, Annette
Harrison Ford and Kristin Scott Thomas the film Random Hearts, plaving this
develop an extraordinan• relationship in weekend in Ajczr and Pickering.
Premium S -rated all
Pickering -
Bening. A biting and often humourous take on
contemporary life in suburban America.
Lester Burnham becomes intrigued by a
young girl named Angela, and this fascination
sparks him to make some major changes in
his life. He relishes these changes, much to
the exasperation of his wife Carolyn.
Blue Streak: Martin Lawrence. Miles
Logan is a talented jewel thief involved in a
S20 million jewelry heist that goes bad, and he
is forced to hide the precious diamonds at a
construction site. Three years later. Logan is
out of jail and returns to pick up his loot. One
problem: The site where he hid the diamonds
is now an L.A. police precinct.
Double Jeopardy: Tommy Lee Jones,
Ashley Judd. A woman who has served 10
years of a prison sentence for killing her hus-
band after he faked his own death and framed
her in an insurance scam sets out to take in the
money from the scam. But, a downtrodden
parole officer tries to track her down.
Scavenger Hunt participants wanted
The Durham Family Court Clinic Proceeds from the rally will help
is looking for people to take part in a provide a fresh start to young people
rally on Saturday, Oct. 16. in conflict with the law.
rhe rally will take motorists and The registration fee is $25 which
I sengers throughout Durham Re- includes dinner and a dance at the
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you are not how much you have in the bank•
you are not the contents of your wallet. Meet
Tyler Durden, who says the things you own
end up owning you.
It's only after you've lost everything that
you're free to do anything.
Fight Club represents that kind of freedom.
First rule of Fight Club: You do not talk about
Fight Club.
Random Hearts: Harrison Ford, Kristin
Scott Thomas. An act of fate throws two very
different people together - Dutch Van Den
Broeck, a tough-minded internal affairs cop
involved in a high-stakes corruption case, and
Kay Chandler, a high-profile congresswoman
embroiled in a bitter re-election campaign.
They develop an extraordinary relationship
which forces them to confront the truth that
threatens to destroy them and discover the
strength to triumph over the deception that
surrounds them.
The Sixth Sense: Bruce Willis, Olivia
Williams, Haley Joel Osment. Eight-year-old
Cole Sear is haunted by spirits and turns to
child psychologist Dr. Malcolm Crowe for
help.
As Dr. Crowe uncovers the frightening
truth about Cole's supernatural abilities he
also finds there is a price for his discovery.
Superstar: Molly Shannon, Will Ferrell.
All teenager Mary Katherine Gallagher wants
in life is a kiss.
Not just any kiss, but a big-time, hold -
your -breath -till -you -think -you're -going -to -
faint, bona tide Hollywood -style kiss. Mary
realizes that the only way she is ever going to
get kissed is to become just like the people in
the movies.
Three Kings: George Clooney, Mark
Wahlberg, Icc Cubc. The Gulf War is over,
and three soldiers want to go home rich. Sad-
dam Hussein stole a great deal of gold from
Kuwait, and these soldiers have no problem
with stealing it from him. But on their way to
collect their booty, they bear witness to the
disturbing results of the war effort.
Also playing: The Adventures of Elmo in
Grouchland, Drive Me Crazy, The Ston- of
Us.
Now playing at Pickering 74wn Centre'%
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Christopher McDonald, Harry Connick Jr. A
giant metal machine drops from the sky and
frightens a small town in Maine in 1959. The
giant finds a friend named Hogarth and ulti-
mately finds its humanity, saving the towns-
people of their fears and prejudices.
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Sport &LEISURE -
NEWS ADVERTISER OCT. 15, 1999
Panthers' coaches desert sinking ship
Bench bosses cite `philosophical differences' with management
BY AL RIVE -TT
Sports &hior
PICKERING —A nightmarish start
to the junior hockey season has gone
from had to worse for the Pickering
Boyer Pontiac Panthers.
Head coach Eric Ross and assistants
Jon Crawford and Jeff" Long quit the
OHA Ontario Provincial Junior 'A'
Harkey League club Monday morning.
But, the mass resignation didn't seem
to have much impact on the players
Tuesday night as the 0-8-3 Panthers
posted a come -from -behind 2-2 tic
against the Oshawa Legionaires at the
Oshawa Civic Auditorium for onl% the
club's third point of* the cation.
RON BLIZZARD
Panthers GM will serve
as interim coach.
Ross cites "philosophical differences
between the coaching staff and upper
management" as reasons for the bench
bosses' departure. He maintains the
club's dismal start wasn't a factor.
"All I can say is the record had noth-
ing to do with the coaching staff resign-
ing," Ross tells the News Advertiser.
"There were some things going on in the
background and some things being said.
Personally, I wasn't willing to accept
them or ignore them."
Ross reports the coaching staff met
privately after Sunday's home game
against St. Michael's to discuss com-
ments made by team management last
week which proved to be "the straw
which broke the camel's back.
"We met as a group and informed
(general manager) Ron (Blizzard) of our
decision Monday morning."
Ross says the team's practice times
on Mondays and Wednesdays from 4
P.M. to 5:30 p.m were also bones of con-
tention with the coaching staff. Ross
says he made known his concerns about
the early practice times at the start of the
season. And, although Blizzard attempt-
ed to change the times, it wasn't possi-
ble.
'7he times were extremely challeng-
ing to make,'explains Ross. "Ron made
efforts to try and change them but, un-
fortunately in Pickering, other groups
get the prime -time ice."
Blizzard says the resignations didn't
catch him totally off guard.
"It wasn't a total surprise. I could see
there was a lot of tension;" notes Bliz-
zard. "In the hack of my mind, with the
record we had. I could see something
happening"
He says he's not angry at the coaches
for deciding to pack it in.
-I'm in this for the (players). I'm here
Pilo— t T�ef
AIM
tin
to promote hockey and have fun at it.
The coaching staff wasn't having any
fun with it and if you're not having fun
then it's time to move on.-
Blizzard
n"Blizzard says he'll continue on as the
team's interim coach for the time being,
but plans to have a new bench staff in
place as soon as possible.
But. he admits that might prove diffi-
cult.
'At this particular time in the hockey
season. (the resignations) have put me in
a real tight situation. A lot of people
have already made commitments to
clubs, so I think it will take me some
time. But we'll get through it."
FAX
Game results
to
News
Advemser
newsroom
683-7363
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Dolphins stuff the
birds on Thanksgiving
Ground Eagles in minor football
The Ajax -Pickering
Dolphins Football Club
tykes and atoms grounded
the Etobicoke Eagles while
the peewees clawed the
North York Grizzlies over
the Thanksgiving weekend.
The Dolphins tykes
blanked the Eagles 33-0 in
Central Ontario Minor
Football League action at
Pine Ridge Secondary
School Monday morning.
Solid running by Andre
Shand and Darnell Brown,
combined with outstanding
efforts by Huntley
Richards and Robert Spag-
nola, propelled the tykes to
victory.
Spagnola was the Dol-
phins' sparkplug, scoring
two touchdowns. Jordan
McLaughlin also had a pair
of majors, while quarter-
back Travis Thomas
hooked up with Justin
Smith on a perfect pass
play for the other touch-
down.
The tykes' defence was
also at its test in the con-
test, forcing numerous Eto-
bicokc fumbles.
Otfcnsiye stars of the
game for the Dolphins
tykes "ere Bark I cdo„en
and Darnell Brown. Defen-
sive stars were Peter Dear-
ness and Daniel Cain.
Meanwhile, the Dol-
phins peewees travelled to
Ester Shiner Stadium in
North York to down the
North York Grizzlies 22-20
Monday afternoon.
The Dolphins' offensive
line of Dan Gauthier, Kyle
Trafford. Nickolas Blake,
Dean Britt, Evan Potts.
Dennis Cole. Chris Roche,
Alex Karney and Rvan
Bardgett plaved exception-
ally well in the contest.
Joe Dublin scored the
game -winning touchdown
in the last two minutes of
play.
The offensive star of the
game was Bardgett while
defensive honours went to
Kyle VanDusen.
The Dolphins atoms de-
feated the Etobicokc Ea-
gles 38-6 at Pine Ridge
Secondary School Monday
morning. No other infor-
mation was provided.
This Sunday. the Dol-
phins tykes and atoms trav-
el to North York for games
against the Grizzlies. The
peewees are in !Markham to
pla,. the Raider,,
Panthers tie Oshawa Legionaires
PICKERING — The
Pickering Boyer Pontiac Pan-
thers struck for only their
third point of the junior hock-
ey season when they played
to a 2-2 tie with the Oshawa
Legionaires at the Oshawa
Civic Auditorium Tuesday
night.
The draw came without
head coach Eric Ross and as-
sistants Jon Crawford and
Jeff Long behind the bench.
Early Monday morning, the
coaching staff resigned citing
differences with upper man-
agement.
Panthers general manager
Ron Blizzard, who was be-
hind the bench for the con-
test, says the players were
able to ignore the controversy
swirling around the team.
"They responded really
well. They played well”
The teams were tied I - I
after the first period. The Le-
gionaires went up 2-1 at the
18:16 mark of the second
stanza, but Pickering tied the
16
'�'rTHE�S
contest 15 seconds later. Nei-
ther team was able to break
the deadlock in the third peri-
od or in the five-minute over-
time frame.
Aaron Wilson and Brent
Chandler scored the Picker-
ing goals. Earning assists
were Oliver Lopez, Garret
Winder. David Visconti and
Sean Kostka.
Panthers starting goal -
tender Mike Andreoff' played
a strong game, facing 35 Os-
hawa shots. Pickering fired
42 shots at the Oshawa net.
The Panthers play at home
Friday when the Thornhill
Rattlers visit the Pickering
Recreation Complex. Game
time is 7:30 p.m. Pickering
travels to Scarborough for a
contest against the Wexford
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Wed., Oct. 20th
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Valley Farm Road
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Come out and _et informed ahout Hour soccer club
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BW" COUNTRY JOB FAM
Bingo Country, which operates 43
locations across the Provinces of Ontario
8 British Columbia, is holding a Job Fair.
Saturday October 23,11 am-3pm.
Ajax Bingo Country
610 Monarch Ave. Ajax
For the following positions:
* Assistant Mangers
* Nevada/Lottery Sales Reps.
,k Bingo Callers
tit Bingo Runners
* Food Service Reps.
Candidates must bring a recent resume
and may apply for any of the above posi-
tions. Interviews will not be conducted at
the Job Fair, but management will be
available to answers any questions.
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make outgoing cans to see
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$
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Gm" int Gonial Help
Is looking for reliable people to insert and
deliver papers and flyers door to door
every Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday in the Pickering area.
Deliveries must be completed by 6:00pm.
Must have a vehicle.
For more information
call 905-683-5117
An oppOunity has arisen for a local marketing agent ;n tnls
area. No selling is involved, lust dairy deliveries to existing
customers and new accounts.
WE PROVIDE:
YOU PROVIDE:
• Full classroom training
• Suitable vehicle
• Field support
• Sed motivation
• A guaranteed first year
• Organization
income of $30.000
• Customer service
• Future Mgmt Opportunities
• tong term career goal
Call Mr. Dawpx 1-FR.3ALIRON or Fax semi to at 905.264-8511
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LOGISTICS.. -
ATTENTION: ALL AZ DRIVERS
GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR
Wilson Logistics Inc. has secured contract
to provide transportation services to Sobey's
out of a new warehouse facility in Whitby.
Therefore, we require persons to loin our team
to perform retail food deliveries to points
within Eastern Ontario.
Should you possess:
• a clean abstract
•a minimum of three (3) years verifiable
tractor trailer experience
• a professional attitude
and w ish to hear more, please give us a call.
Successful candidates Mill enjoy:
• an incentive pay system enabling you to
cam in excess of $18 00 per hour.
• excellent benefits
• company supplied uniforms
• operating late model tractors. plus more
We will be in Oshawa the weeks of October
I8 and 25 conducting interviews.
Should you be interested in setting up an in-
terview please call I-800-268-2662 between
the hours of 9:00 am - 5:00 pm to arrange
your appointment.
(You will be requuat to start on December 28, 1999)
AJAX
Requires full time
Maintenance Person,
for total store cleaning, minor main-
tenance and repairs. Able to work
flexible hours. Fax resume to:
905-683-1637
No phone calls please.
COUNSiC' LLORS
Full and Put Time
within our treatment resid
C.Y.C. diploma, experience,
knowledge of crisis interve
management, computer skills.
Please forward resurnes to:
ENtesiphsse chm &
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209 Bond St. E.,
Oshawa, ON. UG 1184
FAA (905) 434-1775
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MaintenaEx e I HanfidlylpWam
For gelteral maintenance and minor
repairs, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday.
Drop off resume to: Customer Service
13001Grtgston Rd. Pickering
No phone calls please.
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To Place Your Ad Call:
683-0707
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APACHE FREIGHT LINES LTD.
Requires:
Class AZ Driver
For immediate employment
Apply in person - 12957 Tenth Line
(905) 640-5222 or 1-800-263-3325
FAX (905) 640-1748 Attn: James
Medicinal Herb Grower/Manufacturer
Requires full time Individual.
General maintenance - some lifting involved.
Delivery route and supplies pick up to Toronto twice weekly.
Must be reliable, responsible, clean dnving record.
References required.
Please fax resume to: (705) 4374383
No phone Inquires please
• No Nights, Weekends or Holidays
• Paid Training 8 Workmen's Compensation
Work part-time hours with the
World's NUMBER 1 Home Cleaning Service
Pickering Location
Car Required merry
905-426-6683 maids
Parts & Warranty Co-ordinator
Industrial heating and air conditioning
manufacturer in Ajax requires Parts and
Warranty Co-ordinator to be responsible
for all warrantv claims as wellasall
customers parts orders. Experience in the
heating and air conditioning business is
essential for this position. If you are
experienced and are interested in this
position please forward vour resume to:
Attention: Human Resources
225 Monarch Avenue
Ajax, Ont LIS 7M3
LIGHT INDUSTRIAL '
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,-ionths working .oxpenence 8
:alety steel -toed boots Pick-
onng through Oshawa areas
:ar an asset From $7 50 to
s9 Do per hr We torn be mter-
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:wdtonum 99 Thornton Road
South Oshawa. Every Tues
and Thurs 9 30 a m 2 p m
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have working sutus
premproducnon. Mao stamp-
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MANUFACTURING COMPA-
Onvers license required Ex-
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real a0uurerS arhl assem-
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iters Company provides
(9051 640-6557 tot an Wrier-
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FULL ANO PART rime donut
294 nn ASian
bakers °cared al Country
MATURE MEAT.T)EU Rao 'e
style 288 Bioor St Oshawa
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Experience b relerenees re-
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putted Appy n person
No onom calk please Apply
FULL-TIME WORK 'HIS IS
with resume to East End
NOT A SA:E� JCB' need 3
Duality MUK. 104 Lupe
full time telephule reps to
Doe Whitby (Corner of Lupo
make outgoing cans to see
Ano H"n 02)
appointments in busy sales
OSNAWACDNSTIIUCTION
office lip to 5800 per hour
firm seexs general .aocurer
JepenOwq on expenenct plus
and carpenter with expen-
bonuses Hours arc Mon fhru
erux Fax resume to 905 -576 -
Chrysler dealership in Port Fn. anernootwevekng and 2582
LA'VDSCAPL'VG & SNOW REMOVAL Perry Call Don Jr at 985- Sats 9D5 -72q-2479
7354 PART TIME DRIVER. Cays.
L /I1N'Un,( KRlyxidt keeping rrnrtpwty GAS NAR full -serve. see-
irknEinR jar u diiersiJitd iridividiva/. ser,e yid car „yam E.enwngs and wcexends
Must be mechanically inclined and have a
valid dnver's license Mtn 3 yrs experience.
Fax Resume to: (905) 649-1779
DAIRY EQUIPMENT DEALERSHIP
Seeking Salem/Service
Person in arca.
Must have ability to work and plan
irldeperxiendy. Service experience
preferred, sales and agricultural back-
ground a plus. Extensive train program
and growth potential.
Please fax resume to (905) 655413W
or Plans 905.655-3177
LIMBER YARD WNKERs
Permanent full time in lumber yard
& mill. Sour heavy lifting. 3 shifts
available. 404 & Stouffville Road.
Fax: 90588&1473
or call Lem Gates for interview
at Ratcliff Lumber
905888.1971
Must be 19 years on age or
attendaru required Fun tune d0tr with own Vehicle
and part pie Appy inperson Please can (9051433-2424 or
at 698 Kingston Rd PKker (905)-427-2424
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manager hourly plus Com- shins available Please call
mtsston Profit sharing Pan (905438-0058 SSSS
euumans and inserters
needed In the pregarattort of
opportuitit�es Cyt
newspapers and Iyers. Cal
Kamryn (905) 576-2512
619-9188
FULL-TIME HAIRSTYLIST
CDIMR BROKER cath own
wanted. for our Pickering sa-
ton 38 oORtour plus profit
car repured full or part pine
sharing. benefits No Sun-
for
CaN &dn andi i27 12dao
Celt for inerview. Sr
between 8 a m. and 3 to in
vena or Caroline (905)428-
6824
DOC WALl1 U, per sitters.
for the Ajax - area.
RANDY MAN needed. Must
Part time Boridabk re
hove own vehicle and tools.
Telephone (905) 427-
Ade to do drywall. carpentry,
and O>sic repairs. Fax resume
116810
to (905)576.9635.
DW*n NEEOW for ex-
sire 511 636
w, -
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tertdant for snack
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HOUSEHOUSE
Apweekends.
390
r� cars Earn-
Ino po wvtw 5600. WNW
CLEANERS
-Curb Lam TruckinStop 5fson
Ilghway, 47. Uxbridge.
also mash starting bonus.
(905) 427-8093
Required,
NECBnaNSTMILUS. excel-
E 5200.. SM.. 5500., or
part-time, SYS
lent
lent hist a fo servestills
am a flare for fashion.relax
rem !Ver weeek. munim"
only. Own
saleall computer s acoputer skulk an
products in the co~ of
your own hoax. send a sell-
vehicle required
assetevarrgs arW suur-
days.. Fax resume to 1905)
sacriped °SL
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6W-9160
666-7847 lhlarWitift
as 6-240D Dundas
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AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER
AM C Ave-AinL WWON RIL, MkOrilielf Sara I'M —Ambeeku
1
Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lanes are °pen
Mon. to N. til 13:00 pm.
2444our Fax (905) 579-4218 set. 9:3o am to 3:oo pm
Qct Int. Now when you advertise, your word ad
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San ga. Ore. L5K 2RI&
WTENLUIOMAI INSTtTYTE
DWVEIts - Experienced 4x4
TELEMARKETERS REDUIRED
MOiRIBICW A2 Driras. for
of trawl. CMO's Wow In-
sliwle n TI"
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> To CaN �� database
INN aro some oremgM
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Call � Transport
all Tourism Tiai irg. Next
class begins Nov 1. Please
d190S725-3919.
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> Part time, evenings
a (ND)4 -1
> $10 per hourtfxed rate
EIeelNat>cED severs ro
Veiled, some w.ie leweAeope
PAINTER: WAN=. New
nofairq. H01t a eOfk
be
SgAgNpopNtq % a�
Mshreek Please call 1gr iib
Call Pdof �1-�-�2 E1. 224
An assd DW ria necessary.
ExVkd Must lraw tools, vehi-
etgtaierloe. Work n Ajax,
579-2515.
Cam 576-239Q w appiwd-
MernL
Si r., Barrie. Whittly. 1-905
6550.3561
AJAX NEWS ADVERTISER PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER
AM C Ave-AinL WWON RIL, MkOrilielf Sara I'M —Ambeeku
1
Toronto Line: (416) 798-7259 Our phone lanes are °pen
Mon. to N. til 13:00 pm.
2444our Fax (905) 579-4218 set. 9:3o am to 3:oo pm
Qct Int. Now when you advertise, your word ad
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Growing manufacturer located in Ajax -
Pickering area requires a well organized
accounting assistant for a 3 month con-
tract position. Successful candidate should
have 4th level CMA/CGA or equivalent ac-
counting education and must have several
years experience in general accounting,
AIR A/R and payroll in a computerized en-
vironment. Working knowledge of AS400
Mapics XA is a definite asset.
Fax resume to: 905-839-1717
USTOMER SERVICE
REPRESENTATIVE
Re. wired by Pickering area kitchen and
haul renovation company.
Rc,ponsibilities include handling cus-
.i .ler telephone calls, data entre, pro-
c.sing customer service orders and fol-
Lin.Ing up on orders in shop.
ilia position requires an excellent com-
r'.xnicator with strong written and ver-
t,,p: skills who is detail oriented and
',_Irdworking. Must have at least 3
\„ors customer service experience. Con-
-,:ction background desirable.
Please fax resume to:
(905) 420-3582
Canac Kitchens Plus
Attention: Mr. Albert
&R11j General Help
SEWING MACHINE
OPERATORS
xated in Pickering. hry.
-a,e . piece work tonus
v tram the ril person
Call Brenda
(ves) 42o4s•7s4
SHOPPERS Ill
uale servicesnawa stores
part time For appiicatrons
send addressed stamped
business erivelope to Irrotel.
PO Box 1000. Los Gatos
Caldorna 95031
SOUTHFORK. Sander.'Plow
Operators;,, +rimer Main
terunce Brock Rd a Newton -
wile Yards -C: required
Forward resume 1085 Toy
Ave. Pickering Om L1W
3PI Alin Joyce Kor ng
THE NEWS ADVERTISER .s
look ; for Kids i deliver pa
Pers am !vers door to door
tow tares a reek by 6 00 PM
m hien rienQmbm
000ds call
905-683-51,
r
TREATMENT 'entre in North-
umbenanc ;::luny is looking
W qualified cod roe warier
Must have experience and re-
nted college depom l or de-
gree Position requires still
wale and overnights Success
1W niervlew canddates me oNY
sun oe ratified Fax resu1-
905-349-3517
WAITRESS/
N'.AITER
E, �a•nrn.e.'.
F crunR and week bid
work Resume in
Fe into
Ifil Cate k
Billiards
2-100 Brock Rd.
Pickering
After 11-00 a.m.
MnilaMi hnercm
sum own vWXW to oo negro
watchmawligm maintenance
duties on construction sites
between Bowmanvthk and
Kingston Phone Pat (905)
325-0012 leave message
WAREHOUSE PERSON re-
quired part -bine. Phcienng.
4am-ham Please Call
(905)639-5629
WE HAVE too miry lads!
Everybody warts ramsoft wa-
ke 45 year old comparty. beg
equipmet with kleime war-
ranty, Are you driven to
succeet2 FW training proill
ed, car required, highest
commission structure. Every-
body creeds raison water.
Call for interview 905-565-
8483.
!NOME WORKERS NEEDED.R
- assembling our products.
Ideal for stay A home moms
and students. Stan imme-
dialdy. For free into. package
fall 24 hrs. of -free 1-888-
771-7409
YOUTH WORKERS 1WI and
W time to work won emo-
tioraly disturbed adolescents
In a group home setting. Must
be alive. creative and strong
te8kd Salary commensurates
win experienoe/quafificatlors.
Fax resume to Youth Connec-
liom (905)432-9685.
1 Orrice
Mea
DENTALRECEPTIONIST
-•edea t.;r a bus, "''our. _)f-
-e Must be a team player
n -.m a positive and friendly at-
"ude Computer experience a
-ist Dental experience an
,,set Please tax resume to
4.5.372-9439 or send to Or
Bill Irwin 11 Charles St CO-
N mg. Om K9A 274
ENTRY LEVEL reCr•Kwill re-
:, Computer and typing
,kit, a must Must be pleas-
ant and organized Fax re-
sume to (905N4 x4564
EXPERIENCED DATA ENTRY
operators '•quire, "m+
diatey Flexible tours 10.000
Ill s1-okes Alta and numeric
Eg Names addresses and
surveys Please tax related
experience to (905) 725-8265
FR AR CLERIVBOOKREEPER
require^_ N small Non!- 'ort
property management tum
please forward resume with
salary expectations to FILE
N37 Uo Oshawa This Meet
PO Box 481 865 Farewell SI
OSHAWA. ON 11H 7L5
RECEPTIONIST REOUIRED,
imme0utek ILII -time for
Pickering nSlaute Sales on-
ented knovnedge of Power -
"m. Excel Word Please
mail resume to Canputek In-
stttne of Technology. 1550
l ngvon Rd Sok 19 Picker-
xgk1V1C3
NECEFTWHIST Admowra-
live posl.w, a.ailable in a fast
7rowmg company located in
swwa Must have excenem
leleplone skills for busy re-
etptan Administrative re-
sponsibilities will include
secretanal duties and taxing
Must rave computer skills
Microsoft Office preferred
Please tax resume to 905-
571 3513
1 son
1leb / ARMre
OSHAWA*$ Premier Bed-
room Speciality Store is
searching lot tall -time sales
pil Experience an asset,
but it you are the dynamic
type we will train Fax to Suite
Drams(905)728-8029
PHONE SALES - Sel np
across Canada from our 48
page Idustrial maintenance
repair products caulogue Po-
lemist management opporlu-
nues �.ng us. (416)
FORD LINCOLN
Automotive Sales.
We require two
experienced sales
representatives.
Growing dealership.
Great working at-
mosphere. Must
have automotive
sales experience.
Fax resume to
(905) 655-3097
or Call Rick Lanteigne
(905)686-2300
Staff. Ajax/Rckerirg Resumes
Pickennif Fab", 1105
finch Ave. IAit 3. Pidtekg.
jEj Skilled Help Skilled Help
CLASS "A" TRUCK
MECHANIC
Or 3rd or 4th year Apprentice
Required by International
Truck Thaler.
Competitive starting rate and ex-
cellent benefits package.
Apple To:
ALLAN LESTER
Durham Truck Centre Ltd.,
(905) 404-8395
DIRECT DRIVER PERSONNEL
is hiring for the following
AZ DRIVERS NEEDED FOR:
• Local city highway
+ Ont. -PO highway
• Local automotive
• Ontario Highway
DZ DRIVERS NEEDED FOR:
• Recycling Markham and Durham
• Local City work
• Highway work
PT and FT. 8 Weekend work available.
Call 1-877-420-1270
AN�a
requires
APPRENTICE - 1ST/2ND YR.
Must be
• Self motivated
• Valid drivers license
Call to set up interview
Carrie 905-839-6666
Heating b Air Conditioning
Company looking for
Service Person-
• Full time employment
• Benefit package and good wage.
it, Vehicle and Mike network
ril training, and uniform allowances.
Company Serving Durham Region for over 12
years. Currently employing 13 people.
Fax resume to 905-683-0817.
DFti1Gti/DRAFTSPERS0ti
With a mtmmurn of 7 )ears experience in
the design/draft of roads, municipal in-
frastructure and sub -divisions. Applicants
must be proficient in dcsign/draft using Soft -
desk and AutoCAD (latest versions)
Su/an• commensurate with
quulificalittnr and expenem r.
Forward Resume in confidence to:
Allen Li. PEng .
SIMC:OE ENGINEERING GROUP LTD-
IS15Ironstone Manor, Suite 10,
Pickering, Ontario LIA' 3W9
Fax: t905) H31-0531
Or Entad: simcocCmsegl.com
SOLARIUM COMPANY
is looking for personnel for factory & delivery
positions. Some experience an asset.
Pay to commensurate with experience.
Markham area.
Call wolf (911115),475 -SM Ext. 364 leave msg
1 Sib HWA Mia "ON*
WANTED TREPHOIN: system DUCT CLEANMC TeclRician,
teclmician. Must Wow Pani must be dependable. hard
sonic, and Meridian System. workini not afraid o1 long
Other systems are an asset. flows. Good driving record.
Scary negotiable. Call: 905 -liner liter license a a plus. .
623-7621. Cale 905-428-2010.
Skl41sd
3RW4THISTH term electrical
apprentice or pumeymaN
woman data idan required by
electrical contractor lin Ajax.
Industrial, commercial and
residential. Must have own
toils and vehicle. (905) 683-
8299
Clan W NeeMMe tW AP-
PRENTICE (4th year). Must be
licensed Drive Clean For
major bre and auto centre in
Oshawa.. Fax resume to 416-
590.0346.
EXPERIENCED brick layers
and labourers, east-endccom-
paw good ex rale aG8 Peter
(905)432-7707
ITEC SMMCE Tech mquired.
Refrigeration hoerae pre,
-1- Gas lines II with sew -
ice experience in residential
8 commercial required. Min.
5 yrs experience. Call (905)
579-%16 or Fax (905) 579-
6636.
RECEPTIONIST ,Renovation
company witha showroom
requre a receptionist Monday
Frgay. Compiler knowledge
8 pleasant communication
skills an asset. Call (905)
623-0444 or lax (9051
SUPPLY REOINRED for occa-
sional work in daycare facility.
Must be 18 years or older.
Fr,care ewrience
905.51098 . an asset.
Manufacturing Quality Control Manages'
ResUgnsibilities Include:
• Implementation of all aspects of the Quality Control activities within a CNC
I.cuhe/Mill Manufacturing facility
• Implementation of ISO'XXX)
• Staff Training in regards Io Quality Control procedures
• Working with Suppliers and Customer Base on all qualify aspects
•
Maintain Tool Room
• Ist off inspection
Knowledge of the following:
• ISO 91L) p • Ahihty w read drawing.
• Able Io work with Windows 95 • Measuring rquipment
CNC Mill Programmer Operator
Write program, - Able to din complete set up,
Panuc programming - Minimum 3 Year%experience
All applicants must be able to read, speak and write nuent English
Please Fal: Resume Io: (10) 887-5906
IWe are currently fixated in Unionville and will be relocating to the Siouffville I
area 1n the new vear.
r Maintenance
«._... Mechanic
lillsiFeb dilution of PFB
An organised self-starter, you will effectively
Corporation 4 Canada's
troubleshoot controls and electrical systems, develop
lell menufamser of
a preventative maintenance program, and maintain
PJIpatldBd po"Wene
steam pip it¢ hydraulics, pneumatics, welding, and
products for a vi rilgt of
fabrication pros Computer literate, you have
use in the construction
5 - 10 years' expenence in a production/maintenance
irdwt►Y irldlldirq
environment some production supervision experience,
irmleoal end gm
and your own tools
tedmical mpkations.
trences. meals. snacks. Call
Mui -420 3051
PFB CORPORATION is If
Please fax or deliver your resume in pelsorl, to:
IDP 9
Manufacturing Manager, iplastWalb, 40 Mills Rad,
loom tlusir�
AjA Ontario l IS 1H 1 Far (905) 4181146
throughout Cnsda.
Visit our Web -site at www.plasttfab. crow►
W e thank alt applicants lot their iniemsC however,
IPOF-131 only those candidates sekcred for an interview will be
CORPORATION cansiClCd
SEARS AUTHORIZED IndoorMpep"
1 N"il l
jj�D•yt+• Available
clean air services looking for
Din"
smoke 8 pet free. 10 yrs. ex-
5 represenauves " run 4-6
PHARMACIST Trcnmuar r •
CHILOCARE ivadhle 1^1 N
lrtirmed appoints; dart' cov-
xg Scarborough ofd Do-
Teo ':= '„n :.ne uuus Ea
Pur,: a uG vt.'pwlhrurw
u
'.am
'.am region Must De tat r-
penen a in ProPharm an as-
arta WWI provide rerapts rel.
regio and tube rerable
appvehicle
set Call (905)576-1209 Mon
day4^daY
trences. meals. snacks. Call
Mui -420 3051
Saks background
pehenc�e wo with cfrb-
wwqq
ren. Stepharred905686 9091
keepirg. non-smoker. exped•
enced with rekrences. Fncch/
preferred. but will train
PHARMACIST WANTED A
DAYCARE AVAILABLE in my
f3.000-S5.000/mo commis-
pan r me pharmacst .s re"
home P.ossland'Harwood
Bron easily obtainable Can
pored tot a small group kill n-
area. nor Or Roberti Bandar
Mike to sd-rip niervrew 905-
dependent pharmacies in the
Schad. IOVWg dkyrwe. nutn-
428-2019
Oshawa area Pkase reply in
thous meals, first ad. CPR
WINDOW A D001( INSTALL•
DOOR
confidence to Box 218 L1H
Call Debbie (905) 663-58"
ENS A renovation
7l1
DtXIE/GLEMANNA relabk.
compariy, requires expen-
R. N. REOUMED for Aux;'
energetic dayrire available
er"d wndow and door in-
Pickennq allergy erne. 30
Day outings and structured
staffers Must have own
hoursill Experience an
activities, nutrmous meals.
Drake truck and loots Cab
asset Fax resume to
fig a&CPR certified nmme-
'905121 1330
(905I427-2=
dWe oReferences
TOOL AND DIE MAKER Ex-
REGISTERED NURSE required
(905)831pennqS
1791
perienced wmi progressive
to assist oral Surgeon n
EVENINGS or overnight care
does and troubkNooting re-
Whitby/Pickering are. 1 day
available between bpm-8im
quired will consider 3rd andger
week Plast call 1-416•
n my smoke free Mme RN.
4th year apprentice Also
t45-4030 to apply
CPR certified, references.
PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR-
lleycM•
smacks story time. must be
run and set-up progressive
. 1
comfortable with dogs. West -
d es Must have experience
ftfted
ney Heights 905.6864917
with progressive toes mos-
meas-
uring instruments. forklift
AJAX - WYSITTER needed
FINCN/LIVERPOOL - Da ycart
knowledge at SPC. ISO Pick-
fur two Children Westney d
available la newborn and up
ering are Fax resume 905•
Kingston Rd area Monday -
20 years experience Smoke
839-3513 or appy n person
Friday Call 005),128-0178
free, references and receipts
to Praise Tool and Die. 954CAREGIVER
REOINRED In our
avia0k. Nutritious mos/
cracks Fun 8
Dillingham Rd Pickering
hoe for 2 boys School aged
activities
crams Firstaid/CPR Call
VFELDEMFITTERS A DRILL
5 year oldwith diabetes and 3
1905)831.7276
PRESS OPERATORS Experi-
year old Irregular hours will
enced. ace to read drawings
sorte weekends Must have
PICIIEROG Beach / Rollo:
an asset Send resume to
r and rettmIces Non-
own caLoving
dayare. 18 months to
Kelley Atlantic Ltd. 314 Ben-
smoker 683-7470
12 years Daily outings
nen Rd Bowmanville LIC
DAVCARF/DOMESTIC Worker
Tenet backyard and park).
31(5 FAX 905-623-1586
five -out Full-time Wt's. 2
Com' storyb�' mum' fill
Email ikyOArect com
school -aged children. Non-
mals d shad. First
No Plane
ek
smoker, fug housekeeping
Aid. certified. Non -
N�M
Car required. Must be peat.
smoking. 9
1244. receipts.s. 905 428
1 mmkol
warm and caring. ThicksaV
•
Rossail Whdby. Call
RELIABLE daycare in my
DENTAL ASSISIM EElfi .
(905)436-1145
hone. Meals, snacks. Mark -
Large Pickering Dental group.
E7fPER ENCED caregiver, 3-4
ham /Elksmere area. Near
opponuntles to ad-
vans Full lime Fax resume
in our home for
williWry
(416)rn. 751. y Scod.
(16)438 8751.
Ow 2 year old. Rderenoes re-
to Jackie (905)-a31-7091.
ghrred. Light hoose deaninp/
SAFE MHA% E loving; edo-
an asset. Possible
cahorol
O and by% -g• part
Nve-it for right person . CaN
able p Smiles. lunch,
time. required immediately.
6B66B10
fenced backyard,
Two years experience mini-
LIVE ODT nMry wanted. 3
Redbfe howl. Phone 905 -
mum. Call Carolyn at (905)
��. Mon. -Fri., 7:3x1:30.
619 3651.
428-1215.
eupeni nue i references
WARN wedN piing hlofw
MEOICAL SEnlENW/redep-
aaist must lave medical d-
na experience for busy dor
lot's olffoe in Whitby. Fax b
668-8778.
PART -TM RECEPTIONIST/
Tednieiarh for Optometrist ii
lice in Aux. 15-20 Mos per
week. Please reply to File IF
422, P.O. Box 481, 865 Farr
web St.. Oshawa, Om. LIN
71.5
PERMANENT part-time ex-
perknced dental receptonisl
required for busy Ajax group
practice. Assisting and com-
puter knowledge preferred.
Drop ole resumes at 475
Westney
(9 -W W. N., or lax
Please tax resume to 905-
wakom"
837.0465. or call Penny 8:30-
Games, logs, mos,
10:OOpm.
at 837-2735
smoke 8 pet free. 10 yrs. ex-
WTURE NANNY required. 2
ate nce. "9'
Callyalerie 986127-1723.
children in Greenwood. hila
1
rave own ba upwObon. Ref-
WUTIEY A NW.02. Moues
erences required. Please cal
d two providifg grraMll child -
(905H2/ -3149.
care. Ages 6monfM-4 years.
MANNr needed. five iNou, 2
fleasonabk ralesyars d ell
children a 5 & 7, house-
pes
pehenc�e wo with cfrb-
wwqq
ren. Stepharred905686 9091
keepirg. non-smoker. exped•
enced with rekrences. Fncch/
428-8521 Wholesalers wellPort
Fairport area. 837-5115.
1 FkBRrood
RELLME in home daycare
pan One orcelliefif
KUY NEAT FIREWOOD, ex -
full nim . Wes
full life. West Shore area,
� � q� �
wood. guaranteed extra Iaq
42x5336
lime fumy seasoned. cut 1
SELL ITNOW
h�. Honest measurement.
ee delivery, 905.753.2246.
CALL
AJAX 8413-0707
UXBRIDGE
852-9741
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WEEKEND ANTIQUE OPEN HOUSE
3 Partial Estates Have Just A►rived!
Sat., Oct. 16 (10 - Spm)
Sun., Oct. 17 (11 - Spm)
Oak Hallstand, Oak Stacking Bookcase, Mahogany
Grandmother Clock, Oak Mantle, Mahogany Bed Set,
Walnut Games Table, Tables, Chairs, Dressers, Desks &
much more. including country collectibles In the barn.
Antique DiscoverieS
78 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax
(Highway #2 near Church)
683-8243
RECORD SALE - 5000 Records,
3 for $1.00 (regular $1.(X) each)
BOOK SALE -500 Hardcover Books
$2.111)/each (regular $5.(X) each)
Barry's Books, (905)839-1469
Port Perry FLea Market
Friday Oct 15th loam - 9pm
Sat & Sun Oct 16 & 17, gam -spm.
toGarland 1 ara"ard
MOVING SALE
881 DARWIN DRIVE, PICKERING
SATURDAY, OCT 16 - 8:00 - 1:00
Above ground pool, fumiture, toys,
games, clothing, something for every-
one."
GARAGE SALE
SATURDAY, OCT 16,9 a.m.
Collector selling off rest of antiques &
collectables, also OshKosh crib & toys
Clover Ridge Dr. E. (Harwood S. area)
H()111: Fc)R rill: Hcn.n).AYti
('1L1F'r SALE
SANF0)RD cc)MNIt;LAITY ('ENTRE
NOV 27TH
TT) S(H)K .A TABLE. (A1.1. 1-905-R52-5319
MOVING/YARD SAL
Saturday Oct 16 9 am - 4 pm
887 Grenoble Blvd., Pickering
I t.rty-r��%ii>. rl 1+ ria yl t'1
Bednxwm suite, coffre & end tables, sk ite,...etc
Something for everyone'
MOVING SALE
Sat. Oct. Ihth & Sunday (it we have
how')
Sam - fpm
Everything must So.... So come on by
31 Albery Crescent, South Ajax
Enclaves Street Sale
Saturday, October 16
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Halsey Lane
off Liverpool North of Finch
1 Fit
AMOVI IREWOOD
a
IgilSele
soned hardwood 12' face
SOFTUB SF
$70. 17 bush cad $220 Free
Delivery Call (905)922-7093.
e"e""
1
Carrlr
AMAZING OFFICE (used) -
Thermal lid 8
Fum iture World. Chairs 55.00.
Tables $10.00. Files 620 00.
50 Commercial Ave.. Ajax
428-8521 Wholesalers wellPort
Perry
come.
MOVING SALE. law idlest
freezer, 6100, microwave
:100, coffee table 675, end W
bks SM. queen size sotabed
ll un
$100, wait 675.831-6590
STOVE A FOM ' V"(Eaton's) both in excellent
kup
wororder. and in great
shap100 e. 6for bill or (lie
separate. 839890.
1 AAkYa
r
1969 Dew ui Cal 6 21
speed mats 7005 19.5' ala
Inifmm frame mountain bike.
MKhe in Wild Gripper tires.
Rock Shox, LX rear derafler,
dipless pedals. green and
purple. Nnmaculaie condition.
4 motifs old. Reduced
67 obo. Please cal 905-
259-9996 Nave / A mesupe
IsP)-
5 fq., rO011er SM: 4 hp.
snowblower 6200; 7 hill. vi-
brating compactor 6650;
Jumbo jet vibrating compacbr
$350:725-0971 (sip)
6 person model 300,
$2830 with mfg. rebate
offer expires Oil 29/99.
Incudes built in G.F.I.
choice of 4 colours.
patltiafds POW Spa
985-9746 or
1-800-403-2858
i625-o.b.o. Sol 611anklit
Roser 675. was" madlir 1.
Kemnore SM. 7111 -ling reclin-
ing soh, lath bile, excel-'
oxdW 6600•o.b o. race 72&
4590.
LEANER JACKETS. up 10 1/
2 prig, Rattner poses from
69.99, ItOppe from 619.99.
Motile wallets from 66.99.
Everythl Must Go! Ferry
Leadw 5 Points Mal Osfn-
we. 906-728-963D.
AJAX rJNMEY SWEEPS,
wood/off chimney cleaning/
repairs, we supolli tstal pest
screens and caps. No muss
no nus. Free u11males. (906)
06-7741 - Lem message.
AINIOINM NEW lower
V
on MIN dish satellites.
Only $249 aner rebates or
Wase for 612.49 monody.
Programming from 68.95
nlgrW . 14 years CVWWitt
(9055-3861.
ha,
1 1
for Sale ` 1 1 oor selira-_
1983 COUGAR
PS, PB, Auto 3.8 Lots of New
Parts
$900 or B.O.
Jamie (705) 328-1613
Articles for
Sake
APPLIANCES refrigerator 2
d0u, trust free. deluxe stove,
matching heavy duty washer
d dryer 5675 all - will sepa-
rate Also Kenmore washer
used 2 years $250 Pickering
416.822-9369
BEAUTIFUL oak 9 pc. diMng.
"Orn suite. excellent condi-
ban $950 obo Call Whitby
905-666-9870
BEDROOM SET - 7 pcs. Baro-
net White with gold Into In-
cudes desk, chair, hutch.
ripM table, mirror, dresser i
headboard Asking $1000 Carl
(905)427-6046
BIKE FOR SALE 1997 thin
blue line duster 145 ,nth
frame w/rock shock Indy
XC's 24 speeds filing condi-
tion Asking $450 905.852-
9397
CANOPY BED, wrought iron.
queen orthopedic mattress
set New. unused Cost $1.200
Sacrifice $490 Can deliver
(416)-726-9885
CARPET BROKER. 100x,. fw
ion frock. plush Stan resistant
carpet For 3 rooms, only
$36900 Price includes 30 Sq.
yds carpet. deluxe pad and or
stallahon ,n your tome Free
Wounding in your home No
Merest, no payment for one
till year Call Mantuttan 1-
800-205-8757!905-420-2304
CARPETS lots of carpet.
104". nylon. new Stan re-
Jil Carpets on lurid. I will
carpet 3 rooms. $349 Price
includes carpet prenKum pad.
expert installation, last dell
try, free esumen (30 yards)
Norman 6WZ314
CARPETS SALE i HARD-
WOOD FLOORING: arpet 3
mums $339 30 so Yd) In-
cludes carpet. premurn pad
and onta ratan Free esu -
mates carpet repairs. Serv-
nt Durfum and surrounding
arca Credit Cards Accepted
Call Sam 905-686-1772
CARPET AND VINYL - Carpet
three rooms 30 square yards.
from $329 nsaawk i wll dt$-
Cowq your Dat quote up to
10% Customer satisfaction
rmleed. Cal Mike for yoga
estrnme. 905-431-4040
COLOUR T.Y. 20' with rem -
age 6 4 read VC.R $175 lir
Dom Call 905-728.9357 any-
time
COMPUTER FACTORY
BLOWOUT. nnigq 1 yr no
payments. then $16/wk (OAC)
400 Mhz loaded. printer.
manor. Internet. software and
more Free scanner. delivery
aid setup 1.800.515-5545.
COMPUTER FACTORY
BLOWOUT. 1 yr no
Payments then St (doe).
400 Mhz loaded, printer.
montor, Internet. sollware and
more. Free sc~. delivery
ala scup 1-800-515-5545
COIIMITER SPECIALS. Pem-
,um starter system $429.
Pentium laptop $744. 233wt
InternetSystemSystem SIB". Loaded
syugstt00ermadesSM. we
difif-
CUR repars. (905)655-3661.
NEW SELECTION
FOR
HALLOWEEN
Rema) aid Solea
New Address
No Tax
Call Margaret
905-852-5148
DIMINGRDOM SUITE - Two
leaf dung table. eight can
chain; an
back chain; lowass
door buffel-hutch. Cal
571-2633 (shp) 905)
FRIDGE, stove. washer, dry-
er. Toshitu phatocoor, cof-
fee i hall staid Air CondiDan-
er, bookshelf. 721-8009
NOME THEATRE Packages,
Dolby Surround, dgny ready
di ital receivers with DAP,
DTs, K2-imerlaa, Munipk
CO, double Casette. S-spea k-
ers. retail $2300, with trade
S869.00 Oshuwu Sle co (905)
579-0893
1 ArHCZ for
Sala
HANK'S APPLIANCES Pans/
Sales/Service White gas
stove. self-cleaning. $299lup
While 30' stoves. like new
$199/up Maytag matching
washer/dryer only $549 G E
washer/dryer. like new $450
Washers 5199/up. dryer $175/
%up Large selection of white/
almond fridges $200/up 426
Simcce StS (905)728-4043
HOT DOG CART. Ready to
Operate 2 propane tanks.
serving trays. bre extinguish-
er. coolers $2.000 obo Call
725-4334 or GarylAcLearl
Symparico o.
K Fa X10 7F
WASHER
AND DRYER
For sale, with
warranty.
)4511 xll :+eprrately
Includes dlivery
and onstalleatve7
Call
(905) 839-0098
KING BED. ^,ar;k
Pr NEW ,-mirk orthopedic
poll top mattress set Cost
300. Sacrifice $825 can
deliver (416)-726-9885
LIQUIDATION SALE Solid
mahogany aw que :edroom
swig large Arni Aug size
bed. Sol ,n two. 2 ode stands.
yearly dresser and mirror. 2
chars. t3bi4l400 or test
titer Lots all anDgua - 8 pre
duurp room suile $1.250 . 3
pee Irving room suite (arsty
rose) $795. oak arug tatak
(1870) 5325Duncan Phyle
table and 4 dtais 5500 will
bedroom surge 5 pre $450.
antique droom suite
5750. kitchen table and 4
dears $145 unique pine bed
$300 all pictures and him -
hold items Everything must
po Make an offer" (905) 697-
3532 Bowmanvole
ENTERTAINMENT UNIT 2
sections $400 .9051 666-
5843
PATIO DOOR 6 skaters. door
s,:e 11.7 x 8includes
transom. 52500 Call 404-
8448
PERFOItMA 6300 Power PC
48 meq Ram 120 MHZ, 12
Gag turd drive, no monitor
$1000 obo 905-985-0707
evenings: 416-596-5098
days (sip)
PIAMO large upright Good
condition $850 SONY VIDEO
camera. with case. 3 batter-
tes. Sunpak light 8 charger.
$375. Cad 905.432.4367
PIANO TECNNICMN available
for tuarng. repairs. and pre-
purchase consultation on all
makes i models Also recol
ditioned pians for sal. Call
Bab at 905-427-7631
PYYIOSIRAMOFATHER
CLOCKS. Back to scrod sw
Cats on all pianos and key'
boards. Huge sekcuon of
new and used Itunos. New
digtal Piarfos from 5795 rhd
up. Rent to own.100% of all
►a d�
clocks from $995 arhd uD. Ca2
TELEP PIANO 433.1491.
POOI van. B' and 9' Sias
tial tables for seek. Cath
905.420-6113.
HEAL S NP industrial air cont
pew -
Suitable lir 2-3 man
yrop with 230 or 575V
molor wiBr shrler $2250. CA
(905)263-271.
REMT TO OWN new and ge-
conighboned appliances, and
new TV's. Full warmly. Pad-
dy's erlarlid. 905.263-8369 or
14o-7w55o2.
SHEDNIRN - Quality wooden
sheds 8' X 8' ban kit Oly
$339. plus tax. Wry .otter
sizes and styles available.
5tAlso gaapa and decks. 761
Rd. tkrit 3. Pickin"
For mora into. all 905 619
2093.
SNICLE size captains bed
$25; spinning nlagiahe rack
$10: kbtfee table i rind tables
$50: 1-705-357-2358 (snP)
STORE FDLTURES for use with
slat wall, many different
styles. white wire. plastic, etc.
ELECTRIC organ. fur* used.
great for beginner. 905 -985 -
even rigs.
working 115 North Po(Road
Port
ZFAN-
IELwUOM Pups formsak. enegoS 436
'
NEWS. ihblFl CANi4liiAl'ft�t'/1011� Ocfvb�li 1 �S, 4l9Y�PA6L/•�! iV�
Niel
MIA Artlekeafw
sw
far Sale
all f or all rat a
r-
or a l o�iwaa o� a 1 0Rwd. or a 1 ROOM or
PAN
:1 laa i
PINEJOAR FURIQTURE . En-
poppy 8 weeks old Regis-
Assume lease. 7 500 fill on
-
tered, mrcrochtp slats, health
tertannment units. Home of-
fire. Dining Room, Kllchen.
Bedroom
FOUND - Set of keys on Bauer
Key drain bund approximate -APARTMENTS
-AJAX
- Unt,
bees, user kitchen' cot
S►I(CK OF RENT d�NQi??
and Custom
Designs. our Craftsmen have
been handbwklmg the hroqhhleest
2 months ago White's Rd/
�ayfield Please call 831-
6462
33 & %% Falb CTI.
Y
au and extended WI allow-
much more Sun. Oct 17.
OWN YOUR HOME - IT'S EASY11
quality sdld pine i oak (urrk-
lure for the home
1999 TOOLS OF THE TRADES
2 & 3 Bedroom opts.
payments $3all taeas
SHOW7SALE. 2699 Brock Rd
• First Time Buyer? - Call Mark)
•Discharged Bankrupt? Mark!
VERY SHY CAT lost Burdon
since
1974.. Drop In and see our
Slate of the Art woodworking
Cres. Ajax Grey long -hafted
tabby wearing pink collar If
Call 686-0845
9)293-3171 or (613)839
1
JACK RUSSELL terrier pup-
-Call
• Not Much Downpayment? - Call Mark!
facility and let us show you
seen please call 427-4244
or visit us at:
WOODSTOVE INSERT E'mora
n1es for sale 905-434-7929
Mark otters honest, professional,
`�
how fine fumilure is made t
• 1
ties aundry facilities. arc.
N OSMMNA Drfgft 1-btdr0om
Available November 1st (ail
no pressure service to he
, P fP you own a home.
you buy anywhere else, you
Avail. Nov. ISt.
http ///wi.ndjammer.webiump.com
3211
l.5
(905) 571-6275 or 1-800-840-6275
I rca oil .MORE d get
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OSHAWA - ONE 8 TWO bed-
Mark Staanlev
working 115 North Po(Road
Port
ZFAN-
IELwUOM Pups formsak. enegoS 436
11 utbmo n
IS ott Reach Rd) Port Perry,
1890 Snp)
far Sale
905-985-8774 http//wwwtra-
ditionarwoodworkrng on a
YORKSHIRE TERRIER male-
1189 PON MC SUNFIRE GT
Adorable Puppies
poppy 8 weeks old Regis-
Assume lease. 7 500 fill on
TOOLS, TOOLS, TOOLS. For
all Trades Antique
tered, mrcrochtp slats, health
car, as new beaiffiut car, vote
cannot drive standard. red.
colleda-
guaranteed 5650 Ready to
- Unt,
bees, user kitchen' cot
go 905-686-4917
cilias cd player, cruise.
bles. scientific instruments.
and player motor are in good
au and extended WI allow-
much more Sun. Oct 17.
2 year old American Pilbull
an72.000 kit
1999 TOOLS OF THE TRADES
Terner Black with brindle
payments $3all taeas
SHOW7SALE. 2699 Brock Rd
legs• looking to stud. withpa
Inc 32 months remaining 1
will all transfer fees
N Pickering. Onf , 10 00-3 30
S4 00 Our 20thyear
pens Call Joel at 579-8285
(snip)
pay and
include one free month Days
9)293-3171 or (613)839
1
JACK RUSSELL terrier pup-
(416) 524-9326. Eve (905)
723-0077
lumq nog custom are Also
pies hand raised. with 3
show horses. and small W
TREADMILL. Magnetic re.
young children maks. fe-
cumbant and Idecycle type
males. 7 weeks Ist shots.
exercise bike stepper.
$375 Please caB 665-7808
weights. and elliptical
del
(905)420-3079
Adorable Puppies
TREADMILL. Magnetic re-
'Championship Sired'
cumbant amt lifecycle type
English Bull Dog Beagles,
exercise bike. stepper.
chocolate labs, Shih tzu,
weights and e8dpttcal
1905)420 3079
Bumnese MCtlntam
WHITES RD.J HWY 2 t 12
mm. Schnauzer, Gilden
VINTAGE player piano Piano
Retrievers, Lhaso Alm.
and player motor are in good
Himalayan 8 Domesticcondition,
player mechanism
Kitte n
needs some hoses repaired
Best offer Phone 721.0601
(hhaws (91)5)72;-5071
mornings and weekends Isrp)
able Novi all 905.668-8967
WHITE MELAMINE European
MLrnstocW
'!;Ie Cal kit Cone^ :;abiretS
tOr
S pantry with oak handles.
Kohler sink and 6 stools Ask-
MORSE BOARDING- warm
obo 1905)666
barn large 70x150 !t arena.
4E7452200
lumq nog custom are Also
trance, non-
show horses. and small W
WOODSTOVE INSERT E'mora
n1es for sale 905-434-7929
600 series ;risen Duck S
lad trim, excerkrt conation -
AwisriaOiMe
1 1
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
1 Trac
Ir
1914 CHEM S14 -exten
ab. passed emission t
box rusty. good runner $1
080: 1987 Pontiac 6000
cyl best offer 15' fibergl
boat w/5Ohp Evmrude mot
trailer $2000 060
(905)623-1569
1188 GMC Suburban.
pq0000ad
condition 350 auto
ma
$2100 0
Must sell 1905)666-4028
1949 CHEM, full sire s
box fleet side. pickup 6 cy
speed, am-Im cassette
minor body work $3 450
Tined or best otter (905) 5
l
1993 FORD EXPLORER
ohne with blue imerfur ex
ent condition
'63.00pims $10.900 0
cerufied- Call (905)438-4330
1995 Chevrolet S-10 dub
4,4 bucket seats, top
fully loaded box Iver. V
ter,. 102 DOGkms Certifi
asking $14500 720-02
cell 416-684-5151
1991 FORD F' 50 XLT.
•ended ao electronic 4
4 6L. v8. 4 speed auto
ed $25 000 ,9051987-1
e-,enmgs and weekends
1 4 Wlwl
1992 PLYMOUTH 'lavage
Grand lE ;assenger A
PW PS ttuaa Dockets cruse
emissions tested. 'alp lona
ed rear arRea $6 SOC 905•
'20•Z265
kill
very
��
rkEdS
I -
Sales Flap. Rerriax AbiMy Real &ate Ud.
(905(436-6085
cel- required No pets Available
OSHAWA, 2 bedroom apart-
immediately Close to shop-
hop
b o
pp
del
all mill or
all AM=s s for
all Apo = s for
est.WHITBY
cab nem
Nov 1st $700 8 hydro 728-
AJAX. 'arye bright legal. 2-
500
AJAX
2 bedroom apt in
WHITES RD.J HWY 2 t 12
mer! aur -em. near Major
11YYrestteey N. /491
lower level of six plea, close
to downtown. laundry avail-
bedroom Suits working single
person. non-smoker $5001
aCLEAN
ex- 683-1358New
aIle Parking no pets, avail-
monthly Available Nov 1st
Call
Self contained I-
able Novi all 905.668-8967
905-420-3048
son or GOUQie for 2 bedroom
bdrm basement
,r905 -W-8667
WHY rem when lou an own
$1425 plus utilities referel
a. oil 9C5-655--1038
apt. en-
ONE
ONE BEDROOM Apt upper
level of house at X82 Rilson
your •wn home for less than
you m,nil CaII Dave Hay -
bo
trance, non-
Rd South $450/monlh plus
lock Sales Rep ReJMax
smoker, no Pts.
p
Hydro No pets/smokmg
Summit Realty i1991� Ltd
ties aundry facilities. arc.
N OSMMNA Drfgft 1-btdr0om
Available November 1st (ail
(905) 668-3800 or (905) 666 -
ort
Avail. Nov. ISt.
905)579-9008 or (905)723-
3211
l.5
S5Y5/month
3345
Houses
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OSHAWA - ONE 8 TWO bed-
For Rirm
71-
Separate entrance, laundgy.
•nom aDf S,mcne.art area
AJAX. 'Herr -lint Deese• enl
Avalabe Nov I Asking 5625
apartment 5700 monthly m-
XLT
7aded.
�0ramn.
8 $725,month first/last
dusdve Firstilast. references
(905(436-6085
cel- required No pets Available
OSHAWA, 2 bedroom apart-
immediately Close to shop-
hop
b o
pp
nem food sire utdten b hv-
ping and transportation Call
ngroom 2 apartments avail -
(705)357 -2472 for appam-
able. S,mcoe N d Celina
cab nem
Nov 1st $700 8 hydro 728-
AJAX. 'arye bright legal. 2-
2255
- - bedroom oasenkra seperate
ed
PICKERING. ■alk -out base -
entrance. laundry. tree able
49
mer! aur -em. near Major
$665, 30x, utdhes No pets
Oaks.Vaiieytarm utilities n -
Non -smoker Ist/last. Nov 1st
luded furnished available
ex- 683-1358New
1 St No Ws/smokmg
x4. AJAI4SCARBOROUGH 2 ied- First/last required $725 Call
r
all mom • w ..•r• and ,am 905.426-9187
134 Ciose to an amenities (all RETIRED Gwet Do,immr, r
9x75.6868905 (wawa mature tenants
YafW AVAIL. NOV 1 Man Moor of antra location 1 bedroom
Orin nome n A;ax 3 Uedrooms, apartment available October
$975 00/month includes uhh- I EIWne Mit Nasher'dryer
•1e$ No peas References each floor Tel 9051 579 -
upon request Appts tinouo 9016
Mare Row X 426-75 15 SOUTH AJAX icsale ane 3 -BEDROOM SEMI ;+.um end.
BACHELOR APT �n Pickett nedmcm .:+�.e-e apartment lure' :.,,r s35 : - .r -m pus
',usage S5C0 'morth rd � Separate entrance. parking far umd,es hrsutast required
lasI rip cared No pets/smok- ant :aro fdrsi/latt. rifferertces short term rental okay 725-
rg Available immediately required no pets no small 8633
(905,428-1171 S72Smo ndul 686-021C A UNBEATABLE DEAL', =nom
BRIGHT. all r-tkdroom AJAX. 2 bedroom apart- SSCC «. :awn
basement apatmem n newer meds r bulOriq 57 Church ro.4ne Starunq .l $69300 car-
basement
S675/month ,ncil St S Near bin shoppnrq_ nes for less man em CAC
scnooK A I N C t 24 ors r
eco
eke new $800 o D o LaN 905- .- � •nem saved aM sonatas :;old -'"
32 7223 _ -r - (ally Carl for Listings 1- C.
1967 FORD ..s nr; - 800 207-0727 Ext 30 ff9s
RECONDITIONED FRIDGES
door hard 'oc 289 moles. red
$195 io erprdlhorned rang- win red Menta Never want( NEED FUMCING7 Call Us
es $125, up. reconditioned anven Original all the way. S5,Z SIGOC -..w� Must to
dryers $125,' up. recall must see' Ce:mhed W4 trade wroril All Appualwns Ac -
bored washers $199 % tp. new for truck or 56500 723-7019 peeled •+lige 'memory ?sift- 143 CHEV BLAZER -Tahoe•
and reconditioned can oper- Dm. 433-9570 snp cles $2500 am .,p eaarnore TOOK tuW loaded. air. Wall
ated washers and dryers at
low prices New brand risme
fridges (480 and up new 30'
ranges with dodo and window
$430 Reconditioned 24' rag-
es and 24• frost tree tridges
now available Wide selecbm
of other new and recall
tided appliances CA us to-
day. Stephenson s Appli
es Salesrvice
. Se. Pam 154
Bruce St Dshawa1905i 576-
7448 web site www durham-
mall comsteehensaa
GARAGE door repays. broken
sprues atxes. rulers open-
ers installed Tuneups. $4995
416-336-0073
1 ZWiawl
w
ANTIQUE S7Absolutop! Ad
wce always ,awable usually
fPurctuiing outrgm. es -
reel
talks w/some arl cont-
ent Ito limit to value Con-
sidered). collections of any
sort. quaates or single an-
uque nems Sp tial Moat in
Mooncroh pantry. A try to re-
spond to aN queries Robert
Bowen Antiques- Brookhn
Ontario 9051655-8049 or
1905)242-08%
A GOOD chow TV or VCR
workinq Or n01 Geo you the
bat SSCASHSS deal' For fast
pidu up Call 905-728-9357 or
905 242-6255
BUYING ANTIQUE and coi-
iectable contents including
complete estates. Bat possa-
we pricespard Henry Kala.
905.985-8161
WANTED
'Leaf Tickets'
Will pay face value.
Call Bruce Danford
579-44M
ext. 2207
a 1 Arta a
Aff Teiffy NRt
. how
;F
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t
v�
Octn6allA k69
Hodq Inn, 0$fW"
CRAFTERS WANTED at ?he
Gift i Craft Showplace' WA -
ed in the Cour ice Flea Mar-
ket, 4 km. east d Oshawa. Let
us show i sell your craft di-
rectly to the Dgrbkc You 60 not
have to be there. There is NO
6 month contract. Renl starts
at $Wmondll. Cal 905-436-
1024.
1117 AEROSTAR ian. 9 pas-
senger uuy wded 105.000
km -erhlwgo i emdssim lel
ed $3550 686-8985
11)77 DODGE ARIES slation-
wagon pow mileage needs
work or great for pans. as s,
best otter Call 723 -SMI Isrpl
1914 Honda Civic DX 5
speed 2 mems to sattty
Asking 51000 as is a/ 905-
436.2843
189 NISSAN Stanza. emn-
Lon tested Zertdiabk Got
ppmpariy car w must sell
ASAP Asal $t000 as rs.
Call (905,428-7020 ask for
Tum Paterson or Terry Wayne
1989 COUGAII, black win
not aluminum rims, loaded
Wei sunroof, romnd7lt start. ex-
celknt canditon 190km,
52200 CaN 434-8924 (sop)
1219 Peiibn 4 dr completely
loaded ..lean non-smoker
Call Ernie after 6 p in 571-
3785 1 Sop)
189 SUNDAMCE as ,s 5300
000 Cad Troy 579-8146 Isripl
121 Cavaber Blue, 4 -door. 4
cyl 153.000 km's. clearl
Approved. run well. 5900 as
is Call 905-427-3095
1N CHRYSLER LeBaron 2
door, reDah V6. carr call
honed, very clean. Urged
windows. emission and cem-
tied 53300 Call 1905)579-
0804
121 IMC TRACKER 4 x 4
hardop - while 4 cyf 5 spa
New exhaul new dutch. new
ores 140.000 kms Certified i
emission tested. 53950. 905
Sk)9.6370.
111 POW= Tempest LE 4
boor / V6 l PSI PB / PW / Air a
Cruise. Wed mawtaled. Cell.
I ussions test $2400. 852-
6003.
181 PON= 6000
3.11., lu ly boded each Sam*
dam, While/gray, 4 door.
emission tested. Asking
CerDHed. (90um
5)e39
1841 THMrO 2 Door, lady
owner, non-smioker, dean, no
body work or rust. aukxrutc,
157,000Icm.. eniissiah ile sa
ry
carded. . $3.250. (905)433-
Imm YW COIF. automatic.
119.000 kilo, $4,500 caANied.
Call evenings (905) 725-
1007
1911 CHEVY CAVALIER,
68.000 Ill.. 2 dr.. 5 speed. am -
fm Cassette, non smoker,
rear spo ler, excellent con0i-
tion. certified. $8.900. Tele-
phone (905) 6662449
1827 Honda Civic LX - 4411.
5spd, will, blue with grey
Interior. 85.000 HWhwuy
Km's. Must Sell. $11,990 or
B.O.905.665-8531 ewxw+ps.
1"7 SUMIIUNNER 41X4, as
surae lease. good terms, ex-
cdlem condition. CD, remote
surtlemry alarm. convertible.
black with tan son lop. (905)
637-5103
Ana Saks. 214 Dundas St.
W WhdDy. oat !9051 4d5-
8977
i - - -
97
10 Affair Mrs"
I�
THESE PRICfSI CENTICAN
HAS GREAT CARS AT FAN-
TASTIC PRICES. New All
as 93 Cavalier Rs. 3 t V6.
80 000mill loam. burgun-
dy. perlect $6600 92 Shadow.
4 dr. white. 139K. car auto
nice price
$4995 91 Caprice
loaded. 162K. rare top line.
$6995 VANS. 95 Astro. load-
ed ext sharp, tear. 170K.
$9 825. 95 Aerostar spat LX.
Dlarl old sliver 170K, super
sale ST500. 94 Grad Carr
Yan. oaded. quads. 3 3 V-6.
low Its. STEAL IT" $10.995.
92 Caravan, car. 160k. dark
peen spotless wow $6.995.
IIEDIICED - 96 Blazer LT.
loaded, leather, D
%K how $20.995-. 96
COMIrtiNes. loaded, low ks,
born $13.995.. 96 -,, 4
dr. red. auto. ar. 118K kicky
{0u! $7.977. 96 Sun ire
Gauges, 6011 from $6.965. 96
Grant Prix. loaded. 99K Sie-
Clial SD �gg9oo9WId5.,. OOK94 �
as a pm. 56995 93 Mazda
Protege LX. top line beauty
1r1K nae $4.900. 92 Boa
Rugal, loaded, 1421. wdhfk.
AM.
perfect.
.. 193 Grad
56,996.. 91 Ford F-250. 4 x 4,
168 K. 5 -speed. Mawlas
58.650.. Came to c'armu.
1SS MiN fL Will. M om ma
ftM. Call 5792888. TRY
1 AII
atowobBea
A i A AUTO Cars, trucks.
bum. We pay up to $10,000.
Cash on the spat Any condi
tion, arty year. Call us eery
tine. 24 hours. 7 days. 30
inn. service. 905.686.5003 or
905 424-0591
CASH FOR CARSI We buy
used vehicles. Vehicles mist
be in running condition. CA
427-2415 or come to 479
Gayly St. East. Ajax at WJR-
AD AUTO SALES.
er seats. cruise veryry good
�orWibon Asking Z 3 900
:all ,905)126-3068 No alis
after 8 30 pm
124 GMC Satan 2 -rune bl
.non-smoker fully
118.000 Kms very Hoe
ly venoce Cended erns
tested $11,500
1905,721-1846
��
1911 SUZUKI drr ^,ke 55'
•nim condition always St
nsioe. never been on
oust
be seen. $1200
905)985-9671
1 Sriovr,iobd
1192 Skidoo formula
583 engme studded tr
21X)0 km, hit mamers.
em coiiditaon. $2900 7
328-0402 snp)
1% HO SAYS
YOUCANNOT
AFFORD To
BUY A HOUSE?
� 1,WN from S7,0 ,norm
kil DanpaymenM^
(905) 571-6275
1-800-840-6275
Mark Stapley
ABA DASA OU-
'rr ,•;,. «,•• ear «at:may.
Are you short morel Mam-
mum requirements S28 500
reasonable credit from 55501
month Special homes spt-
wl financing Call len Col -
Its. Caldwell Banker 3051
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11C Nov 1st Califil 71X18
ogged.
tam(-
sign
war ov: K S1
$88o/monm mousrve No
nee rte msssat r
905-728-1069 er. c-
Nov 1si 5900 - hyara No
pets (905,683-0145
were Banker PMR ata( Estate
BROOKLIN. ' bedroom apt
Plus hydro Available Dec. at.
Aureha Rasanu
reoece,atea 4 appliances.
SPACIOUS main floor. t-bdrm
N E Cshaw oation Near
Cali diad Nov i or sooner 5575/
aparment avadabk anme-
ABSOLUTELY ASTOUNDING
mo plus nydro.ae 305- 655-
awili $7,00 AN uhdhsnt Cal
5 ^r.r•tns 'res 'nen ;,.•- I
5539
434-4948
house trcin $554 month (-
f
CENTRAL Oshawa arye i i
bedrocm apdr. ,ears avad-
35 irk m well-manumed
died building doss o ad amentia
art. Please all t905)723-0977 9
Call am -7pm
CLEANANO QUIET m 2 bed-
, . ,mf d m.nay.k,
up to Da t. nor sublet De-
.crnshrn Bulling Bowman -
file 57 75 . mo pus uIll
dick aN 905-697 2017
ex 05 CMRTICE Townime'Ohve
basement bactklor on
quiet
horrht Private d!mralape part -
1297 1NDY M. 1300 miles
mint over studs skins.
oadxd 51800 or liar otter
ad 905-728-2068
1 Racrubo"
h
ATV 144 SUZUKI King Quad
4 wheel dine Driven 187 km
48' pow. 4 Sri" chaos plus
extras Excellent conation.
was WOO 55500 Irmo
1905)576-8003
: 1 Haab' 0�
w
4' DIESEL power it ion
water pump iMonuch) Has
of hose un
lumum E
plenty
with quick couplers)
613-332-4811
11 APartwams
1 KOROOM APT, 15 ml
cast d Port Perry. sake Court.
try setkna Wit bill athl
dial celugt, dean, quiet.
Furn is ed Or tur-
ni6lred AM uDlilaa tido Ideal
for swigk female. No bell
uuqq
1st A last.
1550.
MV -1603.
2 EMM
Sift Quid Bt$alid80. w
No dogs, Cal (905) 721-2232
AJAX 401/ 02 1 e
ROOM. certified "all
mem apartment, walkout
yard, 1 bathroom. k
ble �full
i7 ON OnM. 613 9179
AJAX new basement
mens for rem• 2 bedroom. p
Yate entrance, poking.
minute walk to schoW
ppulgq fro lett. A0a (90 Nov
$750/month. Call (905}
2625
AJAX one bedroom
apartment, separate em
Mwarkoutl laundry.
et carpel and pai
5650 inclusive, fi
ahvalabk Now. 1. 683.8448
BACHIMON APT., c erall an
$550 inclusive• first i la
non smoker, no pets. laws
lauktes. References liquor
905.579-9666
M frdge. stove Waled son-
pets
person cion -smoker ria
pets FatsiAast $470 month/
ndude; ubkba 434-2494
SPACIOUS Nell mamtamed 2
b 3 Dedroom apt$ Avail at
90C and 888 Glen St Some
whin walk n cowl$ pant
Provided : „s� ro Schools
Shopping centre. GO Station
Utilities included C IJ 728-
4993
teary^e •e5-
3 3 BA apts for rent.
56'7 6 $800 uil Ind
a! 280 Wentworth St.
W Your First choice.
'ter 3DDt call
(905) 721-8741
ant r rn
require uu Time .amdy m-
,ome S28ODIC. reasonable
credit do the rest- Dont
Wad Call 8rN Rola-:Ildwweff
Barger RMP Real :state to-
ms 905 2894'4
AM EXCELLENT cportuinty to
Dwr. ,cur iia.- come No
ani, -,--
-.cased bungalow like new.
:osshbk extra bedrooms
:am Centra yshawa ioca-
'.an Cad Bile Richardson. Re-
,ty-Net Assco 9CS-433-
'949
PICKERING. LnerpooVmwy
wear - 3 -bedroom
repace ,rigrourl of. car.
�akorry. deck 990 aD-
DownceS M;WOgg floor tuet
pec ISI $1175 (416te75-
COUNT10E SPACIOUS well
maintained 2 norm Available
MEW 1 BED1100M baserulerht
Oshawa r 3 D,ex iia
4319
Nov 1si 5900 - hyara No
Pfivale entrance. fridge. .
stove. "dry 5670/month
BRIGHT SPACiCLS 2 bed-
smolungipets (905) 721-8156
Plus hydro Available Dec. at.
room bungalow n desirable
LARGE 1•BEDIIOOM wadoout
Call
N E Cshaw oation Near
spotless. Whitby one minute
VERY dean bachelor apart-
,�d,y Schools. sttoppnp.
401 Also has Separate 1 bed -
from 4C1 non-smoker all ulgli
fent no Dets non-smoker
room in-law surge $950 anfrr-
a included au �non-
drip. parking. able. $6 first/
preterred all ,ndu$tve, south
ranhed. $1300 furnSted Avail
v
W 1905?666-0179 Available
Pickett Ro emount area
Call
Nov 1 all 905-720-1511
Nov.lst
$475/marth (905)509
M100KLU1 AREA 3 bedroom
MAIN noon spaaous. 3 -lied
s s. 3
0992
WANTED, quiet mature per-
executive bungalow on 4 5
acres dose to gat on Osna-
room buoy.
n -west
room b galow. near ��
Oshaanti
son or GOUQie for 2 bedroom
wa Creek Avail mined .
prrvcatdhve entrance
apt 2f10 boor of house in
Pickering Village $700 pus
$1425 plus utilities referel
a. oil 9C5-655--1038
alt car Laundry. cable. cur-
larst i last required. Avail
N
tams and uNftes included
Nov t 428-0386.
CLOSE TO GM - main floor 3
Lags backyard. dnldren wet-
bedrooms. dose to all anerar
cone %Wgriomh 725-8769
WESTNEY AND HWY 2 -
ties aundry facilities. arc.
N OSMMNA Drfgft 1-btdr0om
Walkout basement. 2 large
bedroorns. renovated, close to
References No pets Aval-
able Dec. 2 $900 pus auk
Uaserirem apartment. walkout
b en*dKkr apy meat.deciagw. rout
amenities. no pen. available
ties 728.9175 (sirl
carpet i flooring, very pearl.
Nov 1st. 5750 19051428 8656
DSMWA - 3 bdrm. finished
Suit arrgle. working person.
WESTMEYfKMIGSTOM RD.-
basement. dose to GM 8 OC.
Available Nov 1st. $520 nn
Large wyk� basement apt
$975 Iwl. Available Nov 1,
dusne. f rStilat. 432-1099
Separate entrance, laundgy.
Call 720-0498 atter 5 p.m.
kitchen. $550/month. Avarl-
apartmat PiCkenng liver- ]Dk November 1st. fb smdg
ncu- pooUBiyly. Includes laundry. i FirstAast required.
Os1uw a, unities, neer-smoker. no pets (905}428-0179.
ng. Avail. immediately. WINTRY - Senior Apt. Com-
moath. (905)837-8935 plea. One bedroom apt. avail-
ED- after bpm or all weekend. aW Nov. 1 Clean quiet bunld-
Du All
to
OLD DOWNTOWN Whitby. 2- u�DliUes Excellent (tion.
1- bedroom apartment. man ad 43D-7397
ca- floor of horse. targe treed lot.
fidge, stove. A/C. share wk- willmy, ONE I EDRODM
ties. Available immt iatey. basement apartment on GO
apart- $950Jmonth. 1905WA-0714. eta. prink entmce. recently
n
2 ONE bedroom, immediate
edpp. possession. central Oshawa,
1 couple preferred, fndge-
4 Stove. hardwood floors, tr-h-
"wiled, shopping, laundry.
no IS near bus. reasonable.
Oasernlem (905)725-2642 after Spm.
canna, PNWERNIG, new bachelor
rnbasement apartment Execu-
rslllast, five home, all mdusnve. sepa-
rate entrance. parking. $690
Fiirsiflast Call t905µ20-8376.
OWMA 2bedroom re -
=fly refreshed duplex Ade-
Iardle/Rdson area. Oversized
double garage w/hydro.
Shared basement laundry
faalifies. $875 an inclusive.
Plore (905) 963-5705
OSIMMIA detached house. 2.
1 bedrooms. 2 baths. newly
decorated. garage, close to
GO and all anenmes. no pets.
available immediately. Cell
655-5825
aKnwrx:u will, rxw uywaw.
laundry facilities. $610/mo.
Avalable Nov 1 (905) 668-
7634
WMM one -bedroom walk-in
bitsemem apt, laundry. ravine
lot on bus route. parking.
tat tub. S585/mo inc, ran
905-
839-1151 ext -3029 days
or 430-5895.
WWUY, new bright 1 -bed-
room basement apartment on
Iwet street Laundry, parking.
rst and last. rental references
required. 5550 . able. Mail-
able Nov. ISVDec.lsl. 905-
68ti-7704.
IPICIIEROG EXECUTIVE
Ogee Concept
3 bdrm., 2 car garage,
almost 3,000 sq.ft.,
Sauna/ whirlpool in
master bedroom, huge
fenced lot.
$2,0001mo.
plus utilities.
(416) 418828
SMALL 2 bedroom buwalow
rncxenng treacn area, suits
couple, no pets. Detaded ref-
erence a must Call 686
6870
n
2 ONE bedroom, immediate
edpp. possession. central Oshawa,
1 couple preferred, fndge-
4 Stove. hardwood floors, tr-h-
"wiled, shopping, laundry.
no IS near bus. reasonable.
Oasernlem (905)725-2642 after Spm.
canna, PNWERNIG, new bachelor
rnbasement apartment Execu-
rslllast, five home, all mdusnve. sepa-
rate entrance. parking. $690
Fiirsiflast Call t905µ20-8376.
OWMA 2bedroom re -
=fly refreshed duplex Ade-
Iardle/Rdson area. Oversized
double garage w/hydro.
Shared basement laundry
faalifies. $875 an inclusive.
Plore (905) 963-5705
OSIMMIA detached house. 2.
1 bedrooms. 2 baths. newly
decorated. garage, close to
GO and all anenmes. no pets.
available immediately. Cell
655-5825
aKnwrx:u will, rxw uywaw.
laundry facilities. $610/mo.
Avalable Nov 1 (905) 668-
7634
WMM one -bedroom walk-in
bitsemem apt, laundry. ravine
lot on bus route. parking.
tat tub. S585/mo inc, ran
905-
839-1151 ext -3029 days
or 430-5895.
WWUY, new bright 1 -bed-
room basement apartment on
Iwet street Laundry, parking.
rst and last. rental references
required. 5550 . able. Mail-
able Nov. ISVDec.lsl. 905-
68ti-7704.
IPICIIEROG EXECUTIVE
Ogee Concept
3 bdrm., 2 car garage,
almost 3,000 sq.ft.,
Sauna/ whirlpool in
master bedroom, huge
fenced lot.
$2,0001mo.
plus utilities.
(416) 418828
SMALL 2 bedroom buwalow
rncxenng treacn area, suits
couple, no pets. Detaded ref-
erence a must Call 686
6870
L
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COURTICE $209,000
Junior Executive impeccably finished
throughout. C/A, security, stunning rec
room, family size kitchen / oak cupboards,
formal dining room. Beautifully
landscaped.
Call 905-434-7408
. 1 mess • 1 uswes
Opportunities Opportunities
Be a part of the x1
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FOR YORE DWOONUTION CALL
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E -MALL. ►AOGETTw GENEnV1T10N.1•ET
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Cora rnoov; A PTC 6
Area
Avail Dec 1
Call Ser OSait at
(905) 509-912!3
or tell (416) 271-472
WHITBY DOWNTOWN -
eenuv renovated cer:ory
home with cruracter Spa-
coin4 bedrooms. 1-1/2
lade. Central at, heat includ-
ed Parking asking $1.4001
awrmt Available Immedate-
Y canf9051655-8648
1 TawrMuoiq••
Ron RYw
FURNISHED DR
luxus tjwnhouse 3 -bed -
to=. 1 t.2 baths. garage.
a/c Oar* 5 apo eat -in
kitchen. tam roonVfueptace
4C1ThKILson $1150/mo un-
furnished. 216OOvmo fur-
nshed. Pius utilities First/
List Avail Nov/Doc 1 905-
436-6921
, 1 Rooms
for Runt
1 -BEDROOM, Wesiney
heights Aa. Everything in-
cluded 5 appiarrss, parking
access to backyard staring
bicnen, uvngroom family -
loom, etc Cable. phone sc-
uts Non-smoker preferred
Immediately or first of more
tslitast $400 905-426.6674
AJAX. Dy the take oversized
casement room, umumished
Includes Cabie. parking. Share
btchen. Laundry Aval
immeo $35&momh FrsNast,
references cal 427-1659
AJAX furnished room in dean
home Includes Cable. IaJn-
flry. park". bar trudge and
sucrowave Sats workup
son -smoker Avail immd.
$400/mo 10Aas1. (905)-427-
6932.
AJM- INCE Clean Room.
Good Why, f356hrnonm fur-
nshed or adurnrshed. Call
427.6106
ROOM FOR RENT
clears, bright home
Short Term
available
4111 & orbita Rd.
suit a working
professional
M-0042
ratwrrw - ourtratev CKM.
Kea OC. Wr bright rooms.
Wmdry facilities available.
Shoe loam and lolritnr. park-
ing, available Novembu W.
$400 & $430/mo. lion -
snookers. (905)104-1317
ROUGE VALLEY MEA. IP?
dous furnished room, in
dean, quid, adult hare. fin-
able for fuly employed run
smoker. Share separate
kitchen, bathrooms. Rekr-
�2.fim and last. (905)
SPACIOUS one bedroom, in
luxurious (louse. use of all
facilities. Pets allowed. Park-
ing
st
iastWHi wood WdusHwy. 0 x22.
.
Call 9DS-619-0976.
1 shred
Accommodation
LARGE BASEMENT for rent.
use of f--hiesrte pets 2400
Prior" IStlW. Harwood/4"
2 Call (905) 619--0999
KALE PROFESSIONAL need-
ed fe share 4 Dedroom.
smoke-free home Modem
kitchen hardwood floors.
3eck pool outdoor spa Pn-
vale backyard in quiet mature
neugnbourhood. minutes from
beach $550 Inclusive Avail-
able Nov 1 420-9038
Ih
For Flue
COURTICE PARKW000
® UXBRIDGE
COMMUlVMY CARE
HARVEST B Z R & CRAFTS LE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30TH
10:00 A.M. at the
UXBRIDGE SENIORS CENTRE
75 Marietta Street, Uxbridge
Crafts... Knitting... Home Baking... Penny Auction... Jewellery
Table ... White Elephant...& Much More
Lunch - $5.00
1 1 Pr vete FG;�-
for sale
N.E. OSHAWA, 2 -bedroom
brick bungalow with dining -
room large lot. backs onto
park Hardwood floors. paved
drive, near all amenities
$134.900 Cal (905)720-2307
OSHAWA - N/W Backspin.
364 Fairlawn St 3.1 bed-
rooms. 2 baths. finished top to
bottom An garage. carport.
familyroom/woodstove. oak
wet bar ceramics and hard-
wood $172.900 Open House
Sun Oct 17th. 1-5 p in To
view call 905-725-7146 even -
Ings
WHrrSY. 3 -bedroom Out-
standing conditgnr Must see'
Hardwood floors. central air/
rac. finished basement. nter-
cck $162.000 23 Melbome
Crt. dose to schools/shop-
ping (905$66-0344
IM Irtrt•art•rt
Pro
INVESTMENT PROPERTY. 3
legai apes $1600 Income
Separate entrance wa4mg
distance to downtown Osha-
wa Stays fabulously Irri
date possession Call
(905)764667 for viewing
1 Cams
for sw
44 FALBY CRT Ajax 2 bed-
rooms 4 new appliances.
western exposurebroadloom
4DW-A a (9051683-1097
VILLAGEexeamve -,,ndc 2
bedra:rrs pus loft $1100 per
TRIOEL MgtERIM6 Oiscov-
month pus ubkhe5 Available
ery Place 2 Dedrooms. 2
December Ott Telephone
Dabs. Large balcony.West
9051
dryer 8000 QO-7379
room, years
new. Asking $194,900. Open
I 5199 or
LARGE one -bedroom cordo
839-7606
wih solanum Sunny south
WWRY - well equipped 38-
exposure. New pam. broad-
Ma
loom and window coverings
'd
Air ccxudtiorrq. one pareung
ACCESSMONEY
Spot in healed underground
garage indoor pod. sauna.
NOW FAST,FIRANCIAL AS -
cin wash � $'95
SISTANCE Private Financial
monthoor
maim InGuLvt YWugtum
n
Assistance flo File Opening
square Oshawa Ava1 Nov 1
Fee.
enstawnce rebs l
Bill ShackeNon 434-5222
Pe l�or
.• 1 5013cea
Business Needs. Quick &
Ratti s u
GBtI��RR51 P�RecesteLI-
red
Dunbarton-Fairport United Church
Retirement Savugs Plaan1. RIF
COMMERCIAL LIMITS. Park &
Retirement Irtcomt und)
Bloor great vacation i Mall-
LIRA (Locked -in Rearcmeri
abie units 1425 sq it tach
Allowance Plan) PENSION
Call (9051 579-5077 after 5
PLAN From a Former Em -
577-3281
$10000ef Minimum of
A
OF ICE
OFFICEOFFfCE SPACE for rent. ex-
alyzed by our co
and referred for rapid financial
cellere condition our" St E.
execution C.FM INC. Toll
Wfutby 400sgtt Available
Free ftm I -en -657-1062
Immedutdy All Inclusive
TW Free Fax 1-888-703-1492
Rtasonutlk Call 905-725-
7 Days/Week. 24 Hou Serv-
2642 or 728.6956
Ice
. • �4+
fIAMIB SAYS NO Mortgage
made our job a lot easier.
sway avalabie for debt con -
N00011 STORAGE. la boats.
sokdation. Purchase. redoing
existing mortgage to lower
cars etc Reasonable rates.
ran 1905) 484-0602
nee treeconsultation with
our Mortgage Sbecialist Up-
per
n� Funding Inc.
(905W6-3264
2 NNNISTRIAL INIfrnor
MONEY PROK f U, Get out
Wase 6.500 sq h Please Cal
of debt quick without gut
b~ of beint; giumShood.
Franc at (905)725.3321 of af-
Eooneed rep bleu
ter Spm nal !{5)728-4174, a
d credit ratvg. Cal to fres
John at (905)726.1847
rMormatlon 905-576.3505.
• 1 �
Student loans included.
RasabY
ATTEOMON $nOwMI10$: A
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P f 10CY10n home
A-1 CMW MAIN. We fu
3�
bad credit. Guarameed! 416-
townhouse '
451 8537 a 1-877443-0130.
ti. tennis court.to=
pond. BBQ,
priate yard dose to teach
and 0dGn0 Await" now and
t CREDIT REPAIR
Jan. to open For into. &
3788.
Imine ( 157
rtikl.Ia Homs$
FACTS YOU NM
11
TO KNOW11
PAJ. Diann dean 5 bedroom
1 (ata) "I -an
home on Main St. in Mon-
DEBT RELIEF
ague. Great to bed & bmak-
GUARANTEED
W. 2 - 4 pc. Ix, extra Woe
kitchen, LR, FR, dedk, on a
WE CAN HELPI
bealAd malum treed lot 50' x
200'. 1-902-8384532 afters
. YMggam
p.m.
• 1
ATTENTION - Privacy, trees,
all services, good looks. low
SCAM _ Good. bid and
maintenance, 5127.000.
may. Fknanci for any pur-
�aape-
Check our new 1200 ifiR
: % llprqns
IKrtpalOw on Gdbonke 905-
�nGs Cory. egos) 66e
355 3935. Private.
6805.
MMIACtUTE 3 bedroom,
• 1 Tenders
Kassinper buiN, raised bungs-
• 1 stnYraa
low in Colz. Frtished tam-
iy room with wasuM to back-
Large fleck off hid".
Formal dining 4
N GOVERNMENT - Funds$$
Grants and loans information
room, years
new. Asking $194,900. Open
to stat and expand your busl-
nen a farm. 1.800 505-8866.
house Sat & sun. Noon-4pm.
Wed: 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club
for Children and 'III
109 Georpe Reynolds Dr..
Counice. Call 433-2108.
WWRY - well equipped 38-
(905)
seat Chinese/LL990. Mary
1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering LSV 1,116
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PROPOSAL
SEALED PRO-
POSALS will be
received in the
en,elopes provid-
ed by the under-
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time on the spen-
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REQUEST FOR
PROPOSAL 99-10
Topsoil Removal
and Disposal
New School Site -
F. ulty Site
I,Xt6um Street,
Whitbv
CLOSING
DATE:
lhursdav, Octob-
er'_1, 1949.
MANDATORY
SITE MEET-
ING:
Tuesday October
19, 1999 0 8:30
a.m. at the site.
Proposal docu-
ments will be
J16•allable from
the Purchasing
Department.
The lowest of any
proposal not nec-
essanly accepted.
D.M. Hoateniuk,
C.P.P- , CPPO
Manager of
Purchasl'ng
The Durham
District School
400 Taunton
Road East,
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ST. ANDREWS PRESBYTERIAN
35 CHURCH ST. N.
I PICKERING STANDARD CHURCH
Brock Rd. At Hwv. #7
PICKERING VILLAGE
(Methodist)
TISunday
683-7311
Bible Study -9:15 a.m.
School: 10:15 am
Sunday School - Grades 7-13 - 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Family Worship - 10:30 a.m.
Worship- I lam, 7 pm
Sunday School - Supervised Nursery
L Dr. Thomas Gemmell Interim Minister
Wed: 7:30 Bible Study, Bible Club
for Children and 'III
C� EVERYONE WELCOME
428-6102-.66
St. Isaac Joques Catholic Church
PRAISE & HEALING
1148 Finch Avenue, Pickering LSV 1,116
(905) 831-3353
This Sunday 7 pm
SUNDAY LITURGY
^C�-�
Preacher: Doug Willoughby
114:30
Saturday g p.m, `
Sunday
ST. PAUL'S ON-T8E HILL
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Sunday Morning
Pickering 839-7909
8:30, 10:00, 11:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m.
882 Kingston Road east of Whites Rd.
MACH MANIS AL1,110 HELPED
To Advertise your
Dunbarton-Fairport United Church
wishes to thank all those who helped
upcoming Events,
them provide meal for the workers of
Bazaars and Church
the recent Habitat for Humanity
Programme held here in Pickering.
Services please call
Not only did the members of our
Janice at
congregation show their support, we
would especially like to thank IDEAL
683-0707
NANJI, Manager of the SWISS CHALET
in Ajax and the BRUNO'S MEATS AND
DELI, in the Rougemount Plaza for
their kind contributions. Support like
this from the business community
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made our job a lot easier.
1 Auctions 1 Auctions MA Auctions 1 Auctions
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16M - 10:00 a.m.
Auction sale of Antiques, Furniture, Collecta- ATTENTION AUCTIONEERS!!
blas & household item being held at Vanha- Our ""Auction Packages consists
ven Sales Arena, 722 Davis Dr., Uxbridge. of your ad running weekly
Durham 23 (Lakendge Rd.) north to Davis Dr.
s west2km. in these publications:
Knotchtel mahogany tOpc. d/r ste.. 8 pc. Itali- • Oshawa Whitby This Week
an Prov. & 7 pc. limed oak (1930's) d/r stes., • Ajax Pickering News Advertiser
1870s pianc w/stool, 'Cleopatra' couch, black • Clarington This Week
leather sofa bed, pine cpbd., entertainment . port Pe This Week
centre, 4 Jacques & Hayes chairs. Tables - Ry
rd. maple w/4 chairs, Duncan Phyfe sinqle •Northumberland News
ped. w/2 drop leaves, tilt top ped.; qty. 1930'S • Uxbridge Tribune
furs., school desk, Westminister rugs, wa- • Bewmamrille Statesman
terbed, oak dressers, blanket boxes incl. ce-
dar, One call does it all!!
carved Chinese chest (1940's), folding
bookcase, spool cabinet, sm. elec. organ, pail Phone 576-9335
bench, ornate parlour stove (Woodstock- Fax 579-4218
1896), Firdey Condor Jr. cookstove, port. apt.
washer, bar fridge; vehicles: 1975 Dodge p/u
truck (as is), 1959 Scotty 12' house trailer,
child's motorized car w/trailer; Colledables:
US, Foreign & Cdn. Coins incl- 1973, '75, '83 :11 IliprorlsnNstas :11 AlsprovsnlsnNo
& '87 Cdn. mint sets, Cigarette & Sports
Cards incl. Boom BoomGeoHrion RC-& mem- SEAWAY WATER
orabilia, Ltd. Edition Art, quilts &frame, Tiffany
& oil lamps, crocks, victrola, '78 records, CNR
Markham sign, cobbler's bench (18W's), bug-
gy & cast implement seats, wood wheel bar-
row, cream sep., milk & cream cans, adv.
boxes, 1929 Spirit radio, washbds., Coke
maeb. w/gr bottles, crocks, cow bell, Cdna.
Collector plates, cups & saucers, crystal, sil-
verpiate tureen; Mha,; Cutters -R & G Pringle
& Speight Wagon Co. ( Markham ), horse
drawn pea rake, single plough, harrows, coal
furnacettlot water, Bolens snowblower attach.,
snowblower, rototiller, 2hp cultivator, copper
vat, wood pump, oxen yoke, post hole digger,
wheelchair, garage door openers, table saw, MILLSTONE
chain saws, tools Ig. qty. of miliary radio
IM eamt. & lam radio related items incl- CONSTRUE
GE 4040 mhz. radio station, sweep genera- Additions
tors, coax cable & ends, meters, radio crys- • Renovations
tals, tower rotator -Signal Crop. NlltffrTwo auc
doneers selling at the same time Prevlew:
a.m. Sale Day. Tema: Cash, Visa, AM, Inter • Basements
ac or approved cheque. 427-OOS9
If
SUPPLY i DISPOSAL.
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A tip from German police authorities has Det. McLean said a joint -forces investiga-
led to the arrest of an Oshawa man accused of tion began last spring after information was
distributing thousands of images of child passed on to provincial police from authori-
pornography across the Internet. ties in Germany, via Interpol.
Durham Regional Police and members of It's alleged a "very large" number of'com-
the Ontario Provincial Police anti -child pom puter-generated images of child porn were
unit. 'Project P', executed a search warrant distributed around the world through the In -
Thursday morning at a Royal Street rest- temet from an Oshawa home.
dencc. said Durham Detective John Mclean. Robert Leonard Jeffrey, 23, of Royal
Police seized computer hardware and soft- Street. has been charged with two counts each
ware in addition to a "large quantity" of corn- Of possession and distribution of child
puler disks holding thousands of images of pornography. Det. McLean said.
child poi nography, he said. Investigators re- Mr. Jeffrey was held in custody pending a
mained at the residence throughout the after- hail hearing in the Ontario Court of Justice,
noon sifting through potential evidence. Oshawa.
ff you like to feel special then
*you will enjoy what we have _ X
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High fashion undergarments, nighties, evening gowns and
sports wear. Very exclusive women's lingerie in all sizes at
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Located at 1550 Kingston Rd. in Pickering
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Call (905) 420-968 Store Hours: Mon. -Fri. 11-9 Saturday 11-6
1 Auctions . 1 L Auctions : 1 1 Improvements : 1 1 Impov«trna
Important & Extensive
AUCTION SALE (1st of 2)
Sat, Oct. 23rd at 12 Noon Sharp
Property of Mrs. Eleanor Crossen
at the Crossen Home,
3 Church Street South, Stouffville
(South off Main St., just rant of Clock Tower's
Walnut fold -W, ext. table, China Cabinet, wash
stand, old chest of drawers, cedar chest, trea-
dle Singer sewing machine, gun stock chairs,
Guemey belly woodstove, benches, toilet set
pieces, numerous dishes, china, cupstsaucers,
cutlery (many old patterns), vases, crocks, lin-
ens, lace, trunk, many pictures and frames,
wringer washer, brass pieces, odd tools/ hard-
ware, fancy parlor/hall seat, old prints &
frames, bookcase, oak library table, sealer jars,
rocking chair, numerous other older pieces of
fumiture in various woods in addition to many
other items far too numerous to mention.
Terms: Cash or known cheque day of sale be-
fore removals. Owner or auctioneers not re-
sponsible in case of injury or accident. A sale
worthy of your attendance - no junk here.
Eleanor Crossen well known lifelong Stouf le
resident refiring to Buckingham Manor.
Refreshments available.
Sal and sold by:
Prentice Auctionews
'Prauia,s £ste66sfrd d &msedAacdoneas since 1891'
Prentice, Stotdtwlle, 905.642-1878
I(ath Pike, Oshawa, 905.723-8628
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210 B.rg.i., i.:.orner
220 ^,%c t for Sae
22S Aretee for Rent
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236 Chrwtm.. T—
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250 Llwage yard S.tw
240 Art. a Crafts
245 Antiques
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275 Pooh Spa
280 L,.s18 Founa
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320 V.ns•4 Wh" Derv.
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400 Aperbr is For Rent
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420 Townh u For Rent
425 Space For Rent
430 Room Far Rens
435 P— welted
440 Roan A Board
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460 Sswred Accanmod•Wn
455 Condon ion For Rent
490 Olkce a R.WI Sp -o
492 Garai• 0 Slasge Spwo
463 Indusaw struts
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